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GREEK     AND     ENGLISH 

DICTIONARY, 


C0MPRI3IN0         • 

ALL  THE  WORDS   IN   THE   WRITINGS   OF    THE   MOST   POPULAR 

GREEK     AUTHORS; 

WITH    THK 

DIFFICULT    INFLECTIONS    IN    THEM    AND    IN    THE 

SEPTUAGINT  AND   NEW  TESTAMENT: 

DESIGNED    FOR    THE    USE    OF    SCHOOLS 

AND    THE 

UNDERGRADUATE  COURSE  OF  A  C0LLEGL4.TE  EDUCATION. 

BY  THE  REV.  JOHN, GROVES. 


WITH  CORRECTIONS  AND  ADDITIONAL  MATTER, 
BY  THE  AMERICAN  EDITOR. 


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HILLIARD,    GRAY,   LITTLE,    AND    WTLKINS. 

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"  A  Greek  and  English  Dictionary,  comprising  all  the  Words  in  the  Writings  of  the  most  popular  Greek 
Authors;  with  the  difficult  Inflections  in  them  and  in  the  Septuagint  and  New  Tefitament :  designed  for  the 
Use  of  Schools  and  the  Undergruduute  Course  of  a  t'ollegiate  Education.  By  the  Rev.  John  Groves.  With 
Corrections  and  Additional  Alatter,  by  the  American  Editor. 

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In  conformity  to  the  act  of  the  Congress  of  the  United  States,  entitled,  "An  Act  for  the  encouragement  of 
learning,  by  securing  the  copies  of  maps,  charts,  and  hooks,  to  the  authors  and  proprietors  of  such  copies 
during  tlie  times  therein  mentioned  ;"  and  also  to  an  act,  entitled,  "  An  Act  supplementary  to  an  act,  entitled. 
An  Act  fur  the  encouragement  of  learning,  by  securing  the  copies  of  maps,  charts,  and  books,  to  the  authors  and 
proprietors  of  such  copies  during  the  times  therein  mentioned  ;  and  extending  the  benefits  thereof  to  the  arts 
of  designing,  engraving,  and  etching  historical  and  other  prints." 

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PREFACE. 


The  object  of  the  compiler  of  this  work  was  to  offer  to  the  public 
a  Dictionary,  which  young  Greek  scholars  could  use  with  ease  and 
advantage  to  themselves ;  but  sufficiently  full  to  be  equally  serviceable  as 
they  advanced ;  a  Book  that  would  answer  for  School,  for  College,  and  more 
particularly,  for  reading  the  New  Testament  and  the  Septuagint.  It  was 
not  without  a  conviction  of  its  necessity,  founded  on  experience,  that  this 
work  was  undertaken.  How  far  it  will  answer  the  proposed  end  will  be  best 
known  to  those  who  make  a  trial  of  its  merits.  To  explain  how  that  has 
been  attempted  is  the  purpose  of  these  pages. 

To  give  English  significations  for  Greek  words  is  the  original  principle 
on  which  this  Dictionary  was  compiled.  The  surprising  ease  with  which 
very  young  boys  understood  the  Gospels,  with  the  assistance  of  Parkhurst's 
Dictionary, — suggested  the  commencement  of  this  work.  They  translated 
the  Go.spels  with  much  more  facility,  than  the  Latin  elementary  books  they 
were  reading  at  the  same  time  ;  although  this  Dictionary,  then  the  only  one 
which  gave  English  explanations  for  the  Greek  words,  afforded  by  no  means 
sufficient  assistance  for  beginners.  The  superior  ease  with  which  Greek 
could  be  thus  learned,  even  under  this  disadvantage,  suggested  the  thought 
of  removing  this  difficulty  by  the  publication  of  a  Dictionary,  which  to 
English  significations, — would  add  the  several  assistances  that  this  now 
offers. 

In  the  arrangement  of  the  words,  the  alphabetical  method  has  been  adopt- 
ed as  best  suited  to  the  capacity  and  diligence  of  the  young  learner.  In  this 
respect,  and  in  some  others,  this  Dictionary  resembles  the  Greek  and  Latin 
Lexicon  of  Schrevelius,  for  a  long  time  used  in  schools.  The  outline  of  the 
plan  of  each  is  very  similar;  but  this  differs  from  Schrevelius  in  many  parti- 
culars, some  of  which  it  is  hoped  will  appear  to  be  improvements. 

Immediately  after  each  word  is  placed  its  form  of  declension  or  conjuga- 
tion,  together  with  any  peculiarity  attending  it;  such  as  the  Attic  genitive  ' 
of  contracted  nouns,  the   future  or  perfect  of  any  dialect  peculiar  to  certain 
verbs,  &,c. 

N  -xt  is  placed  the  derivation  or  com])osition  of  the  word.  Particular 
attention  has  been  paid  to  this  part  of  the  work.  In  most  I..exicon3  the 
bare  theme  is  usually  set  at  the  end  of  the  word,  without  anv  attonij)t  to 
show  how  it   forms  a  part  of  the  word  to  which  it  is  thus  attached  ;  and 


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Iv  PREFACE. 

often  without  any  signification  in  Latin  or  Eiiglisli.     The  incapacity  or  in- 
dolence of  the  great  majority  of  school-boys,  is  tluis  left  without  any  thing  to 
excite  the  one  or  assist  the  other ;  while  industry  and  attention  are  damped 
and  discouraged.     Here,  the  composition  or  derivation,  generally  followed 
by  the  original  theme,  is  set  before  the  English  signification,  so  as  to  catch 
the  eye.     The  English  of  these  words  is  always  given,  so  that  the  connexion 
between  them  and  the  present  word  may  be  perceived,  and  a  judgment  formed 
how  the  one  is  deduced  from  the   other.     Where   a  word  is  compounded 
with  an   adverb,  preposition,  or  other  particle,  an  attempt  has  always  been 
made  to  give  the  meaning  of  that  part,  or  to  show  the  effect  it  has  in  alter- 
ing the   signification  of  the  word  to  which  it  is  prefixed.     This  has  often 
been    difficult,    and    sometimes    has   remained  unsatisfactory ;  because    the 
word  often  takes  several  significations,  from  the  different  shades  of  expression 
given  by  the  various  powers  of  the  particle.     In  a  few  obvious  instances  this 
effect   has  been  noticed  ;  but  generally  all  farther  explanations  bave  been 
avoided,  experience  having  convinced  the  compiler  that  young  learners  do 
not  attend  to  them  :  and  scholars  will  require  much  more  than  can  be  given 
in  a  work  that  beginners  can  use  with  ease  and  advantage. 

The    English  significations  of  the  Greek  word  follow  next.     These  have  | 
been  selected  from  a  careful  comparison  of  the  Latin  of  Stephens'  Thesau- 
rus,  Scapula,  Damm,   Schleusner,  and  in  many  instances,   other  Lexicons 
have  been  consulted  with  advantage.     Some  few  very  unusual  significations, 
occurring  only  in  authors  likely  to  be  read  by  very  advanced  scholars,  have 
been  omitted.     In  this  part  two  or  three  synonyms  have  been  given  for  each 
signification  ;  and  the  most  usual  or  vernacular  expressions  have  been  intro- 
duced, that  thus  the  Greek  sentence  may  fall  into  familiar  English.     Several 
also  of  the  Indexes  or  Vocabularies  annexed  to  new  editions  of  school  books, 
have    been    looked    into;  so  that,   it  is    hoped,   that  the  significations  thus 
selected,  will  be  found  correct;  and  that  the  latter,  having  been  chosen  for 
these  particular  authors,  will  catch  the  attention  of  the  young  scholar,  while 
engaged  in  translating  their  writings,  as  being  well  adapted  to  his  imme- 
diate reading. 

After  the  significations  are  subjoined,  any  irregularities  or  varieties  arising 
from  dialect,  &c.  and  some  of  the  more  difficult  inflections  of  each  word  are 
added. 

Such  is  a  sketch  of  the  mode  of  arrangement  pursued.     It  may  be  proper 
to  mention,  by  what  additions  this  Dictionary  hopes  to  claim  the  student's 
'  attention. 

A  considerable  number  of  new  words  have  been  introduced.  These 
consist  of  words  occurring  in  the  authors  usually  read,  and  in  the  Septua- 
gint,  which  are  not  to  be  found  in  Schrevelius.  They  are  also  taken  from 
the  Cjreek  tragedies  now  generally  read  at  schools,  from  elementary  books 
latterly  introducoid,  and  from  Mr.  "Walker's  new  selection  of  Lucian's  Dia- 
'ogues.     So   that  this  Dictionary    will  be  found  to  answer  for  the  study 


PREFACE.  r 

of  those  introductory  works  alluded  to ;  for  the  New  Testament,  and  the 
Greek  translation  of  the  Old  ;  for  Homer  ;  for  most  of  Lucian's  Dialogues 
and  his  luyy^a^sTv  for  the  works  of  Xenophon  ;  for  some  of  the  orators 
and  Greek  tragedians ;  comprising  a  copious  school  course,  and  a  large 
portion  of  the  Greek  authors  read  in  our  Universities.  A  book  of  this 
kind,  applicable  to  so  many  authors,  must  be  generally  useful,  though  it 
cannot  aspire  to  the  name  of  a  universal  Greek  Dictionary.  An  attempt 
to  do  so  would  extend  it  far  beyond  the  limits  of  a  companion  for  the  school 
boy,  or  the  College  student ;  especially  when  the  following  addition  is  taken 
into  consideration. 

All  the  inflected  parts  of  words  which  are  in  Schrevelius  are  to  be  found 
in  this  Dictionary,  with  many  others.  These  consist  of  oblique  cases  of 
nouns,  pronouns,  and  participles;  of  persons,  tenses,  moods,  &-c.  of  verbs, 
and  comprise  all  the  difficult  variations  occurring  in  Homer,  and  those 
other  Greek  books  just  mentioned.  When  it  is  considered  that  there  are 
instances  of  oblique  cases,  which  retain  but  small  resemblance  to  their  nomi- 
natives, and  that  in  verbs,  even  those  perfectly  regular,  there  are  parts  unlike 
their  themes,  both  at  the  beginning,  and  in  the  middle,  as  well  as  in  theie 
terminations,  this  must  be  acknowledged  to  be  not  only  a  useful,  but  even  a 
necessary  part  of  a  Greek  Dictionary.  And  when  the  numerous  varieties 
and  irregularities  of  words  in  most  common  use  are  taken  into  account,  this 
part  of  the  work  will  appear  almost  indispensable.  There  is  no  English 
attached  to  these  parts  and  inflections,  but  a  reference  is  given  to  the  theme, 
where  all  the  significations  will  be  found.  This  part  of  the  work  has  been 
particularly  attended  to,  where  it  respects  the  New  Testament ;  for  every 
variation  of  case,  gender,  and  number,  and  of  mood,  tense,  person,  &c. 
occurring  in  that  book,  is  inserted  in  this  Dictionary;  except  the  forms  of 
the  simple  parisyllabic  declensions.  These  were  considered  too  obvious  to 
any  one  that  had  read  the  Greek  Grammar,  to  require  a  place  here;  but  there 
is  a  notification  of  this  omission  placed  at  the  head  of  the  list  of  abbreviations, 
with  a  rule  of  direction  when  any  of  these  inflections  occur.  So  consider- 
able an  addition  of  words  without  any  signification,  was  made  from  a  con- 
sideration, that,  as  the  Gospels  are  very  frequently  used  as  an  elementary 
book  in  Greek,  beginners  would  require  more  of  that  kind  of  assistance  than 
others.  There  was  also  another  motive.  Tliere  are  many  persons,  wlio, 
long  after  they  have  ceased  to  study  languages,  and  have  embarked  in  the 
active  pursuits  of  life,  feel,  at  their  leisure  hours,  an  inclination  to  renew  the 
Indies  of  their  youth  ;  and  a  more  intimate  acquaintance  with  the  Biblr; 
IS  a  favourite  object  with  persons  of  this  turn.  A  mind  of  this  cast,  that 
retains  any  recollection  of  the  Greek  Grammar,  will,  with  the  assistance  of 
this  Dictionary,  bo  able  to  recall  all  it  has  learned,  with  considerable  addi- 
tions. Ry  the  use  of  it,  every  difliculty  that  occurs  in  the  New  'I'estamciit, 
md  in  those  books  already  mentioned,  will  be  smoothed  ;  the  student  hp.'ing 
made  acquainted  with  the  nature  of  any  inflected  word,  which  long  disuso 


VI  PREFACE. 

may  h;ivo  rendered  liini  unable  to  analyse;  while  suflicicnt  exercise  remainn 
for  the  uuderslanding,  in  being  left  to  select  an  ai)i)ropriate  signification 
from  among  the  English  given  for  the  theme  referred  to.  Thus,  this  Book 
will  be  particularly  useful  to  those  who  may  wish  to  revive  their  knowledge 
of  Greek  ;  and  especially  of  the  New  Testament.  Should  leisure  enable  or 
inclination  dispose  them  to  extend  their  reading  to  the  Greek  of  the  Sep- 
tuagint  translation  of  the  Old  Testament,  they  will  fin-ther  find  in  this 
Dictionary  all  the  words  occurring  in  thai  book.  None  of  the  infiections  of 
these  words  are  directly  inserted,  except  a  few  peculiar  terminations,  which 
seem  to  be  provincialisms,  used  by  the  Alexandrian  Greeks,  who  are  .sup- 
posed to  have  made  parts  of  that  translation  ;  but  many  of  these  inflections 
may  be  found  the  same  as  in  other  books.  These  were  omitted,  because  to 
insert  all  that  may  be  met  with  were  an  endless  task  ;  it  was  unnecessary 
to  do  so,  because  the  books  of  the  Septuagint  are  not  used  as  an  elementary 
study;  and  because  the  previous  reading  of  the  New  Testament  will  give 
sutficient  practice  of  grammatical  analysis  to  enable  the  student  to  trace  the 
inflections  in  the  Septuagint.  Thus  this  Dictionary  will  answer  for  thp 
study  of  the  entire  Bible,  of  the  New  Testament  in  its  original  language,  and 
of  the  Old  in  a  language  into  which  it  was  translated  by  persons  who  cannot 
be  suspected  of  having  been  biassed  by  any  of  the  schisms  that  have  divided 
the  Church  of  Christ. 

These  additions  have  extended  this  work  a  little  beyond  the  size  of  Schre- 
velius,  while  nothing  useful  or  material  has  been  omitted.  There  are  indeed 
no  references  given  or  authorities  cited,  experience  having  shown  the  com- 
piler that  young  students  pay  no  attention  to  many  of  those  assistances 
which  more  advanced  scholars  look  for  in  Dictionaries;  while  these  receive 
very  little  benefit  from  that  scanty  portion  of  references  or  quotations  wliich 
can  be  given  in  a  book  adapted  to  the  use  of  schools.  Accordingly,  after 
very  mature  consideration,  every  thing  has  been  retrenched  that  did  not  co- 
incide with  the  young  scholar's  capacity  ;  and  the  room  thus  made  has  been 
filled  up  with  what  more  usually  catches  his  attention.  He  has  here  given 
to  him  what  he  will  notice  at  present,  instead  of  what  he  may  look  for  at 
a  more  advanced  period  of  his  studies.  He  has  laid  before  him  what  will 
be  immediately  useful,  for  what  might  be  serviceable  hereafter.  Very  k\v 
phrases  are  given,  and  that  only  when  an  indeclinable  part  of  speech,  joined 
with  another  word,  may  be  construed  briefly  by  an  adverbial  expression. 
All  this  plan  could  not  be  put  in  practice  at  first,  for  the  propriety  of  some 
parts  of  it  occurred  only  during  the  progress  of  the  work;  but  it  has  been 
very  strictly  adhered  to  in  the  course  of  two  rigid  revisals  that  the  work 
received  before  it  went  to  the  press. 

Satisfaction  respecting  the  execution  of  this  work  will  be  best  had  by  in- 
specting a  few  pages,  opened  indifferently  in  several  parts  of  the  book.  '  There 
it  will  be  observed  that  the  accents  have  been  retained.  The  use  of  them, 
whether  as  a  means  of  acquiring  the  ancient  pronunciation,  or  of  establishing 


PREFACE.  Tii 

a  fixed  one,  is  very  questionable ;  because  the  tone,  emphasis,  or  other  in- 
flection of  voice  implied  by  any  mark,  can  hardly  be  conveyed  by  words. 
Such  modulations  of  the  voice  must  be  lost  with  the  persons  who  used  them. 
The  best  method  perhaps  of  fixing  the  pronunciation  of  the  ancient  Greek 
would  be  to  adopt  that  of  their  modern  descendants.  These  still  understand 
the  oldest  books  in  that  language  more  readily  than  Englishmen  can  read 
Chaucer's  works,  or  Wickliffe's  translation  of  the  Bible.  Whatever  marks 
they  use  might  be  adopted,  because  the  intonations  of  the  voice  implied  by 
them  can  be  learned  by  oral  instruction  from  this  people.  To  say  that  the 
ancient  accents  may  serve  a  secondary  purpose,  and  be  useful  as  distinctive 
marks  of  words  otherwise  similar,  is  but  to  make  a  stupid  apology  for  the 
indolence  that  will  not  endeavour  to  discover  the  signification  of  a  word  from 
the  tenor  of  the  sentence,  and  the  spirit  of  the  context.  However,  that  the 
^absence  of  such  assistance  may  not  be  alleged  as  a  defect  in  this  work,  they 
are  inserted  according  to  the  rules  for  their  use  generally  followed. 

The  spiritus  lenis,  which  only  serves  to  mark  the  absence  of  the  asper,  has 
been  omitted,  because  it  expresses  nothing ;  and  creates  confusion  to  be- 
ginners. 

The  Apostrophe,  Dialysis,  and  /  subscribed  have  been   particularly  attend 
ed  to;  and  the  quantity  of  the  doubtful  vowels  has  been  marked. 

The  type  is  clear  and  distinct,  having  been  cast  for  the  work ;  and  the 
paper  is  better  than  what  is  generally  used  for  such  books. 

Under  all  these  circumstances,  the  utility  of  this  Greek  and  English  Dic- 
tionary is  anxiously  anticipated,  as  likely  to  be  serviceable  to  the  young 
scholar  and  college  student,  in  the  acquisition  of  a  language  remarkable  for 
the  extent  of  its  use  in  ancient  times,  and  for  the  extraordinary  length  of  time, 
that  beyond  all  other  languages  it  has  existed,  with  some  alterations,  as  a 
vernacular  tongue ;  to  the  retired  gentleman,  who  can  find  pleasure  in  recur- 
ring to  those  early  studies  which  are  now  considered  as  an  indispensable 
part  of  liberal  education,  and  an  ornament  to  the  higher  ranks  of  society  ; 
and  to  the  thoughtful  Christian,  who  may  wish  to  imbibe  the  precepts  of  the 
Gospel  from  their  purest  source. 


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NOTICE  CONCERMNG  WORDS  FROM  THE  NEW  TESTAMENT 

EvF.Kv  inflection  of  case,  iiender,  or  nuniborof  nouns,  pronouns,  or  jiarticiplcs  occurring 
in  the  New  TcstniuL'iit,  lias  been  inserted  in  this  Dictionary  ;  except  tiu;  forms  of  tlic 
einiplc  pariiJylliibic  declensions.  Tiierefore,  it'nu}'  sucii  word  is  not  to  bo  found,  its  nomi- 
nativo  case  ends  in  -«,  -»;,  -aj,  -»/j,  -oj,  or  -or,  and  must  be  loolied  for  accordingly. 

Also  every  variation  of  mood,  tense,  person,  &c.  of  verbs  in  tlio  New  Testament,  may 
be  found  licre. 

Alonir  witli  these  may  be  found  many  otiier  inflections  from  classical  authors. 

These  inflections  are  not  always  ]uil  directly  in  column  ;  but  several  cases  are  sometimea 
inserted  under  one,  a;?  may  be  observed  in  Viva,  Oiotaa,  Mvpidic;. 

In  like  maimer,  tenses,  &c.  of  verbs  that  resemble  each  other,  are  frequently  put  to- 
gether. Such  words  are  always  separated  by  a  — ,  and  each  begins  with  a  capital  letter, 
as  may  be  seen  in  Tcyn-jfiuivoi,  EaKdnxa,  MiVj/fji. 


act.  active 

ind.  indicative 
impr.  imperativo 

pres.  present 
impf.  imperfect 
1  f.  or  f.  tirsi  future 

1  sin.  first  person  singular 


LIST  OF  ABBREVIATIONS. 

PARTS  OF  THE  VERB. 

mid.  middle 


opt.  opative 
sub.  subjunctive 

2  f.  second  future 

1  a.  first  aorisl 

2  a.  second  aorist 

1  du.  first  person  dual 


pass,  passive 

inf.  infinitive 
par.  participle 

per.  or  p.  perfect 
pper.  pluperfect 
ppfut.  paulo  post  future 

1  pi.  first  person  plural 


PARTS  OF  THE  NOUN. 


mas.  masculine 

sin.  singular 

n.  nominative 
a.  accusative 


fern,  feminine 

du.  dual 

g.  genitive 

sup.  superlative 
coinp.  comparative 


neul.  neuter 

pi.  plural 

d.  dative 
V.  vocative 


JEol.  ^.olic 

Ati.  .\ttic 

BcDOt.  Bccotic 

Dor.  Doric 

Heb.  indecl.  Hebrew 

Ion.  Ionic 

Lat.  Latin 

LXX.  the  Septuagint 

Poet.  Poetic 

Svrac.  Syracusan 


asp.  aspirate 
fr.  from 
til.  theme 
wh.  which 


Anadipl.  Anadipiosis 
Apoc.  Apocope 
Apos.  Apostrophe 
Aphx-r.  Apha;resis 
indeclinable  Cras.  Crasis 
Dial.  Dialysis 
Ectas.  Ectasis 
Epen.  Epenthesis 
Metapl.  Alctaplasmus 
Parag.  Para;;oge 
Pleon.  Pioonasmus 
Prosth.  Prosthesis 
Syn.  Synx'resis 
Sync.  Syncope 
Sys.  Systole 

compos,  composition 
redujil.  reduplication 


col.  ccUcctivo 
cont.  contracted 
cop.  copulative 
dim.  diminutive 
enclit.  enclitic 
impers.  impersonal 
irrcg.  irregular 
intcns.  intensive 
nog.  negative 
obs.  obsolete 
priv.  privative 
redund.  redundant 


Adj.  adjective 
Adv.  adverb 
Prep,  preposition 
Subs,  substantive 


•S*'i 


OREEK  AJiB  ElVGLiISH 


DICTIONARY. 


AAZ 


ABA 


ABA 


A,  the  first  of  the  Greek  letters, 
called  alpha.  As  a  numeral 
mark  it  signifies  one,  or  with  a 
dot  underneath,  a,  one  thou- 
sand. In  composition  it  is  1st, 
privative,  or  negative,  as,  bpa- 
rii,  visible,  adparoi,  invisible  ; 
2d,  intensive,  as,  arnt^ia,  to 
stare,  from  rdvu,  to  strain ;  3d, 
collective,  as,  jraf,  all,  a-rras,  all 
together ;  4th,  redundant,  or 
superfluous,  as,  dara^vi,  or  ard- 
j^f,  an  ear  of  com  ;  afi^rt^pi^, 
or  jiXr)^oi(,  weak.  In  cormwsi- 
tion  it  takes  v  after  it  before  a 
vowel,  as,  avafidprnrof,  sinless, 
from  a  neg.  and  afiaprdvwj  to 
sin. 

A,  Dor.  for  t,  as,  aire  for  tiVt. 

'a,  Dor.  for  )/,  the  article.  Also 
a  Dor.  for  ^,  adv.  whither. 

A,  Dor.  for  w,  in  g.  pi.  of 
simple  nouns,  sometimes  with- 
out an  accent,  and  som<:- 
tJmes  circumflcxcd.  Also  in 
other  cases  as,  Vloaciiav  for  Flo- i 
cciiiJv.  In  verbs,  as,  (ioaai  for 
(iouiai. 

'a,  ncut.  pi.  of  5f,  5,  3,  or  o(|  5f, 

'A,  adv.  of  admiring,  complain- 
ing, wishing  pitying  ;  oh  I  alt ! 
altM  '.  ,  "a,  "i,  of  laughing;  ha, 
Im. 

A  da  rot,  for  /larof,  hrring  repeated 
by  a  poetic  pleonasm. 

Ai'iyftf,  -lo(  -oTif,  0,  fi,  (fr.  a  nog. 
and  rfyu),  to  break)  not  to  be  bro- 
ken, ^rm,  Hrong. 

'Aair,  for  flit,  3  sin.  2  a.  md.  act. 
of  an^liti,  or  ahiu* 

Xafiiii,  Dor.  for  ariifif. 

Ad?u,  r  -Tdi,  p.  -Ka  (a  word 
formed  from  the  sound  of 
breathing)  lo  brtaihe,  pant, 
A 


dravi  the  breath  ;  to  exhale,  steam, 
rise  in  vapours. 

AdBijv,  for  Tjdrjv,  1  a.  pass,  of  aau. 

AdBiKTOi,  same  as  ddiKTo;. 

Adfivif,  -lo{,  fi,  an  instrument  used 
in  bird-catching, 

'Aarrroj,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ajTTCi),  to  touch,  or  larrrw,  to 
hurt)  thai  may  not  be  touched, 
consecrated,  dedicated  ;  strong, 
invincible,  invulnerable  ;  that  can 
attack,  or  subdue  others,  victori- 
ous. 

Aapuiv,  Heb.  indecl.  The  brotlier 
of  Moses,  the  first  high  priest  of 
the  Jews. 

'Aaaa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  Poet. 


for  Tiaa  ;   and 

Aaad/jitjv,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  Poet,  for 
TiadfiTiv'  and 

AdadTjv,  Poet,  for  ijaOtiv,  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  of 

AdoKit),  or  Ad^o),  to  hurt,  th.  ardot, 
which  see. 

Ao<7(,  3  pi.  pres.  md.  act.  fr.  dtiftt. 

Aaa/jbf,  -ov,  i,(fr.  ad?o>,  to  breathe) 
the  warmth  of  the  Irrcath,  breath- 
ing ;  exhalation,  vapour,  steam. 

Ad(r)^CTO!,  and  Avda^crof,  -ov,  4,  i;, 
(Ir.  II  nog.  and  /;^w  for  Kari^xm, 
lo  restrain)  not  lo  be  endured, 
intolerable  ;  grievous,  vexatious. 

'  Aarai,  3  sin.  o{  da  fiat,  pros.  mid. 
or  pass,  of  (i/it;i.     Hut, 

Aiirat,  3  sin.  prtw.  ind.  mid.  of  auu 

'Aarof,  -01).  h,  f],  (fr.  dui  or  ardu),  to 
hurt,  witn  u  inlcns.)  drslnirtive, 
injurious,  ruiutmi,  prmidous  ; 
greedy,  insatiatitr  ;  (with  a  nog. ) 
innocent,  hamilrss  ;  that  neither 
receives,  nor  in/tirts  hurt. 

Adw,  f.  adatt),  to  delude,  deceive, 
mislead,  tnfutunle,  bniiilder.  I  a. 
ind.  pass.  adOnv,  and  adaOtiv.    J 

Alia^iuv,  Heb.  indecl.  an  epithet  ofl 
(J) 


Antichrist,    Abaddon,    destruc' 

tion,  perdition. 
Afid^o),  f.  -at,),  (fr.  a  intens.  and 

Pd^d),  to  talk)  to  extol,  praise; 

to  become  famous. 
AfiaOiji,  -loi,  -ovi,  b,  fi,  (of  a  nee, 

and  Pddos,  depth)  without  depm, 

shallow. 
"Afiai,  (Dor.  for  Ti^at,  nom.  pi.  of 

iijiri^  used  adjectively  it  signifies 

tender,  delicate. 
'A/?aiof,  fr.    a   intens.  and   fialof, 

which  see. 
AJiaKfuii,  (fr.  next)  quietly,  calmly, 

stilly. 
AfiuKii;,  -fos  -oiJi,  b,  >),  (fr.  a  nee. 

and  0d^iji,  to  speak)  mute,  dumb; 

still,  quiet,  calm. 
A/idKrjaav,  Ion.  for  vPaKTicav,  3  pi. 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Aflaiiiu)  -(3,  f.  -r/cro),  p.  >;/?««ri7ifa,and 
AfiaKl^tt),  f.  -law,  (fr.(i/3aK^{,silent) 

to  be  silent,  dumb  ;  to  be  ignorant 

of,  not  lo  know. 
AfidKtov,  -ov,   ri,  (dim.  of  dSa(,  a 

table)  a  smalt  table,  properly  one 

divided  into  lines  or  sqttares  for 

the    ptirjiosc    if   cnlitilation ;    a 

draft,  or  cheejuer-board. 
AftaKlaKoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)rt,wia// 

square,  or  other  shaped  piece,  of 

v<hirh  the  pavements  culled   te.i- 

selated,  or  mosaic,  were  composed; 

It  die. 
'AfliiXr,  adv.  of  wishing :   Oh  that ! 

umutd  it  were  ! 
A/J<i/ii(,  Afifia/iii,  and  Afluvi),  Ilcb. 
the  high  place  ;    where  the  hea- 
thens anil  idolatrous  Jeu>s  used 
to  sacrifice. 
'Afiiii'Ta,  a.  sin.  of 'A/3af,  the  name 

of  a  man. 
'  Kfta^,  -koi,  h,  a  bench,  table,  hoard, 
or  side-humd ;  a  luJile,  or  board 
used  for  calculation,  chtis,  &c. 


ABI 

X^Jmerof,  -jv,  6,  fi,  (fr.  a  noe. 
and  p(iTr(yi),  to  ilip)  not  to  he 
sunk,  tlrowneil,  or  ovrrwhdm- 
eil ;j!oiUin^f  buoyant;  unbcijiliz- 
td. 

'XfiarTTOi,  -ov,  0,  i),  fr.  a  neo.  and 
(itizTu),  todi|),  or  dye)  not  <li/c(l, 
colourless,  untainted;  unteinper- 
i-J,  blunt. 

'A/iap,  -')j>-,  tJ,  a  kind  of  cake. 

Ajjapq,  a.  sill.  mas.  cunt.  of. 

A/Jupiis,  -/«j,  -oBj,  6,  1^,  (fr.  a  nog. 
and  /ju'jjoi,  weight)  /ii;/i<,  7iot 
heavy;  trifling,  volutile;  easy  to 
be  endured;  not  6urr/c»i»ome,  not 
rhargeable. 

'  A  jias,  -II  vToi,  Abas,  a  man's  name. 

A/ias,    Dor.    for  T/iii;?,  g.   sin,   of 

A/idVai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  a/?a^u. 
Aiiaadtiaros,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  jidaavoi,  a  touchstone)   un- 
tried,  not  proved,   or  explored; 
not  examined  by  torture. 
APaaavl(iTu)s,{fr.  last)  ivithout trial, 

or  examination,  unadvisedly. 
ApairDiCVToi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  /JaffiXtus,  a  king)  without  a 
king,  ruler,  or  chief;   indepen 
dent,  free;  unlike  a  king. 
A/3a(jiXciirwf,    (fr.  last)   without  a 

king  ;  unlike  a  king. 
'.Kfiaroi,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
iiaivu),  to  go)  pathless,untroddcn, 
■unfrc([ucntcd ;  impassible,  inac- 
cessible, lofty,  sleep;  not  to  be 
trodden,  or  entered,  holy;  lone- 
ly, solitary  ;  deserted,  desolate  ; 
accursed. 
AjSurdu),  f.  -ilidb),  (fr.  last)  ?o  ma/ce 

desolate,  lay  waste. 
'A/? (3a,  Syriac,  indecl./a</jer. 
'Aj3/ia/ia,  see  ajSaud. 
'.\fii3a\e,  for  oTrfpaXt  or  avi^aXe, 
3  sin. 2  a.  ind.  act,  of  aro/3dXXu), 
or  avujJa'XXw. 
Kiiifiaioi,  -ov  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
/Jt'/iuiof,  firm)    unstable,   weak; 
inconstant,  fickle,  wavering,  ca- 
pricious. 
A,t!c;3«i<5r;;f,    -tiro;,   >/,    (fr.    last) 
weakness  ;  fickleness,  inconstancy, 
caprice, 
'A/JcX,  0,   Heb.    indecl.    Abel,   a 

man's  name. 
A.Sf'Xrtpof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
i3i\TC00i,htttcr)slupid,silly,dull, 
foolish ;  a  blockhead. 
A/itXrcjj^i,  -as,  1),  (fr.  last)  stupi- 
dily,  dulness,  want  of  sense,  or 
talent ;  folly,  infatuation. 
Ajita,  Heb.  indecl.  Abia,  a  man's 

name. 
A/3iuOap,  Heb.  indecl.  Abiathar,  a 

man's  name. 
'A/3i/3Xo{,  -ou,  6,   (fr.  a  neg.  and 
iiiiiXoi,  a  book)   wilJiout  books, 
unlearned. 
Alit)^riv!t,  -rji,  ;„  ^Mtene,  the  name 

of  a  country. 
'A0/o<,  -ou,  b.  It.  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
0ioi,  a  livelihood;  or  jiia, 
Rtren^lh)  poor,  intligent  ne.ceji- 
kUous,  needy;  simple,  innocent, 
harmless;  weak,  feeble:  or  (fr. 
a  intcns.  and  same)  rirJi,  weal- 
thy;  strong,  hardy,  vifjlent;  long- 


ABP 

lived :  or  (fr.  a  neg.  and  /3<if,  a 
how)  unarmed. 
A/Jiui'(\    Heb.    indecl.  Abiud,    a 

man's  name. 
Aj3/u)ro£,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
iJidu),    to    live,    Ih.    /?/of,    life) 
without  life,  lifeless,  inanimate; 
short-lived ;  grievous,  sorrowful. 
Ap'Xa/3*'u?,  A|3Xrt'(Ja)f,  and  AliXdit- 
Tiai,  (fr.  next)  harmlessly,  inno- 
ccnlly  ;  safely,  securely. 
A/3Xu/Ji)f,  -tof,   -ovi,    b,  //,   (fr.   a 
neg.  and  /iXa/?i;,  hnrt,  Ih.  jiXdn- 
To),  to  hurt)  harmless,  iuqffcnsive, 
innocent;    safe,  unhurt,    unin- 
jured. 
A/tiXa'jrrof,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  ancg.  and 
li\dnTio,  to  hurt)  unhurt,  not  to 
be  hurt,  secure;  harmless,  inno- 
ccnt. 
AftMs,  -ijrof,  b,  !],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
/SaXXo),  to  throw)  not  yet  throwm, 
or   shot;    new,   fresh,   unused; 
pointed,  sharp. 
'AflXtiTo;,  -ov,  b.  If,  (fr.  same)  not 

hit,  or  struck;  unhurt,  safe. 
AP^vXP'lif  -f'oj-oK;,  b,  lj,a.nil  K(i\n- 
XP^f)  -")  -ov,   (fr.  a  redun.  and 
flXri'x^pos,  weak)  weak,  feeble,  in- 
firm.    It  is  used  by  Pindar  to 
signify  strong,  where  the  a  must 
be  considered  as  neg. 
A(i\ou,  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  of 
AXotw  -io,  to  sacrifce,  offer. 
A/iouTi,  Poet,  and  Dor.  for  a^ortrl, 
(which  fr.  a  neg.  and  (io}),  din) 
vnthout  war;    quietly,  tranquil- 
ly. 
AlioriOrjota,  -a;,  >';,   (fr.  a  neg.  and 
(ioijOiiD,  to  assist)  want  of'  aid, 
helplessness. 
Afioi'iOrjTOi,  -ov,  b,  !},  (fr.  same)rfes- 
litute,  helpless;  deadly,  incurable, 
A(i6i}0oi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  past 

help,  irremediable,  incurable. 
AlioXiui,  -d,  to  meet,  encounter. 
A/-)i3X?;(rai',Ion.  hri)jii\rjaav,  3 pi.  1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 
'A/^oXof,  -ov,  &,(fr.  a  neg.  and/3«iX- 
Xu,  to  cast)  that  has  not  cast  his 
first  teeth,   not  lost  the  mark  of 
mouth;  young, 
APov\t.vTiOi,  (fr.  aneg.  and  (iov\i), 
counsel)     unadvisedly,     rashly, 
hastily,  imprudeiUly,  inconside- 
rately. 
Al'iovXia,  -aj,  //,  (fr.  same)  rask 

ness,  folly,  imprudence. 
'A/3ouXo;,  -ou,  b,  »;,(fr.  same)unod- 
vised,  tlmughlless,    inconsidcrale, 
imprudent,  hasty,  rash;  unfore- 
seen, unexpected. 
Ai3owX(5rara,  sup.  of 
Al^oiiXwf,  see  ajiovXevna;. 
Afiovriu),  Ion.  for  aj3ovTov,  g.  of 
A/3oi'Tj;?,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  a  neg.and  jiovs, 

an  ox)  having  no  cattle,  poor. 
"A0pa,  or  'Afipn,  -as,  I'l,  (fern,  of 
a|3oJf,  tender)  llabra,  or  Abra, 
a  woman's   name ;    a  maid   of 
lutnour^  handmaid,  servant, 
A/3p«ufi,  Heb.  indecl.  Abraham,  a 

man's  name. 
Xflpaidrns,  -ov,   b,  Abrculates,  a 

man's  name. 
A(ipaK(iji  -u),   and   AjSpaVw,   fr.  a 
rcdund.  and  /Jprfvoj,  which  see. 
(2) 


ABP 

APpdKr/aav,  Ion.  for  itfipttKyiaav,  3 

pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 
A/JpHYf,  Ion.for^j3pa;^£,3sin.imp. 

act.  of  ajipaX'^- 
AfipiKTos,  -ov,  b,  !i,  same  as  <f j3po 

%0f. 

'Ajjpt^ofiai,  (fr.  u(3pds,  delicate)  to 
indulge  in  ilclicacies,  to  pamper 
one's  self,  to  live  delicately. 

Afipl^u),  f.  -(f(j,  (fr.  a  intcns.  and 
/jp/ija),  to  nap)  to  sleep  from  ex- 
cess of  food,  to  nap,  or  slumber 
after  meals ;  or  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
same)  to  tvake,  be  watchful,  vigi- 
lant, or  active, 

AfipWfis,  -tos,  -out,  i,  >%  (fr.  a  neg. 
a.nd  lipWui,  to  weigh  heavy) /ig-/i<, 
not  heavy. 

Afipl^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of nj3pf^u. 

'A/3po/?(ir(;s,  -ou,  b,  {],  (fr.(i/3p3{  ten- 
der, and  lialvij  to  walk)  one  who 
walks  softly,  stepping  lightly, 
moving  stately. 

'Aj3p<!/3(0{,  -ou,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  u/?p6s  deli- 
cate, and  Pids,  life)  and 

' AflpoUaiTos,  -ov,  b,  ^,(fr.same  and 
itaira,  diet)  delicate  inmannirs, 
Itixurious,  voluptuous;  affluent, 
rich. 

'Appofios,  -ov,  h,  f),  (fr.  a  intcns. 
and  lipdfios,  noise,  th.  (ipijiui,  to 
roar)  making  a  loud  noise,  loud, 
noisy,  roaring,  clamorous. 

'A/3pij,  -a,  -bv,  soft,  delicate,tender; 
dainty,  choice;  mild,  gentle,  ti- 
morous, effeminate;  afflttent,  rich; 
fair,  splendid,  beautiful. 

A;3pOTa^ui,f.  -o'io,(fr.  a/3p(ir»;, night) 
to  go  astray  in  the  dark;  to  wan- 
der, rove,  to  ramble;  to  err,  mis- 
take, sin. 

AfipoTiio  -w,  f.  -i/o-oi,  (fr.  same)  to 
meet  by  night.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
rifip6rriaa'  inf.  a(ipoT)iaai. 

Afipdrii,  -rjs,  ';,  fr.  a  neg.  and  |3po- 
ris,  niortal)  an  epithet  of  night, 
in  whicii  mortals  do  not  appear, 
?iight. 

'A(ip6rris,  -iros,  ht  andDor.'A^pd- 
ras,  -aros,  a,  (fr.  aSpds  delicate) 
softness,  tenderness,  delicacy ; 
luxury,  indulgence, 

A&pfiTovov,  -ov,  ri),  the  herb  south- 
ernwood. 
'AfipoTos,  -ov,  b,  1],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
(Spords,  mortal)    immortal,   that 
never  dies,  perpetual,  never  end- 
ing ;  divine,  ambrosial,  balmy. 
'AfipoX"^ras,  -a,  b.  Dor.  and  .-Eol. 
for  appo^airtis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ufipis 
delicate,   and  X''^'''ly   ""^  hair) 
toho  is  exact  about  his  hair;  or 
who  has  fine  hair;  delicate,  ef- 
feminate, 
Alipo^'ia,  -as,  hi  (*''■•  next)  drouglit, 

thirst. 
'Appoxos  -uv,  b,  i)   (fr.  a  neg.  and 
lioi^ii),  to  moisten)  dry,  not  wet, 
vuthout  rain;  thirsty. 
'Afipvva,or  alipvva,-wv,  rii,  delay, 
procrastinalion ;  stop,  hindrance, 
'Afipvvio,  f.  -vw,  'fr.  d^paf,delicate) 
In  n/torn.  dress,  deck  out,  decorate. 
Mid.  a(ipvvofiat,  '"  indulge  on«'« 
self,  display,  boast,  vaunt,  exult, 
'AfipuTos,  -ov,  and  A/?pws,  -dros,  b, 
i),  (fr.  aneg.  and  /3pii(7(cw,  toeat) 


AFA 

unealcn,  not  devourea,  or  cor- 
roded, sound,  that  has  not  eaten, 
hungry ;  also,  unJU  to  be  eaten, 
not  eatable. 

A^vSrivos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  one  of 
Abydos ;  treacherous,  perjidious, 
like  them. 

'A/}0i5of,  -ou,  5,  Abydos,  the  name 
of  a  city. 

' Xiivaaoi,  -ov,  »/,  (fr.  a  intens.  and 
^vuubi,  Ion.  for  ^vOh^  depth)  an 
abyss,  a  deep;  tlie  receptacle  of 
the  dead  ;  the  boUumless  pit,  hell ; 
an  abyss  of  waters.  Adj.  bot- 
tomless, unmeasurable,  vasL 

'Ay',  for  dye,  pres.  impr.  act.  of 
ayui,  come,  lead  on. 

AydaaOai,  Poet.  Pleonasm,  for 
aya'ffflai,  pres.  inf.  mid. — Ayd- 
aijde,  same  for  aydcOt,  2  pi. 
pres.  ind.  or  impr.  ofaya^ai. 

'Ayafios,  -ov,  5,  a  man's  name,  Lat. 
Agabus. 

Aydyai,  Ion.  for  ayayuiv,  Att.  for 
avhiv,  part.  2  a.  act. — Ayayev, 
Dor.  for  ayaytiv,  Att.  for  ayuv, 
2  a.  inf.  act. — Ayayiardat,  Att. 
for  ayiaOai,  2  a.  inf.  mid. — 
Aydyotfit,  -0(5,  -01,  Att.  for  dyoi- 
fti,  2  a.  opt.  act.  and 

Aydyoi;  -tf,  -«,  Atu  and  Ion.  for 
tjyov,  2  a.  ind.  act. — AyrfyovO', 


AFA 

to  do  good,  serve,  to  be  of  use  to, 
to  assist ;  to  act  rightly, 

AyadoTToita,  -ns,  i';,  (fr.  same)  well- 
doing, doing  good,  acting  nghlly; 
a  benefit,  service. 

AyadoTToioi,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  a 
well-doer,  one  who  acts  rightly  ; 
a  benefactor. 

Ayadonoieire,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
impr.    act. —  --oiTjaai,  1  a.  inf. 

act. rroiriTC,  2  pi.   cont.  pres. 

sub.    act. —    -TTOiovaat,    n.    pi. 

fern. Trotoi'iTEf,  n.    pi.  mas. 

TToiouvTa^,  a.  pi.  mas.  cont. 

par.  pres.  act.  of  ayadoiroiiw. 

Ayadiv,  -ov,  ri,   (neut.  of  next)  a 
good,  perfection;  bounty,  bless- 
ing ;  wealth,  property,  goods. 
Ayadoi,  -h,  -iv>  (fr-  a  intens.  and 


yrjdiui,  to  rejoice  ;  or  fr.  ayaoi 
to  admire)  admirable,  for  what- 
ever may  be  the  present  subject, 
excellent,  surpassing  ;  good,  pure, 
correct  in  conduct  ;     bountiful, 
kind,  benevolent,  merciful;  pro- 
fitable, iiseful;  fertile,  product- 
ive; brave, courageous ;  skilful; 
ingenious,  clever,  active.  Ot  aya- 
6ot,  the  good,  the  virtuous. 
AyaddTrii,  -rjTOi,  n,  (fr.  last)  good- 
ness, good  condttct;  bounty,  be- 
nevolence ;  courage ;  skill. 
by  Apos.  before  an  aspirate,  for]  Aya0oDpyi»;,  -»;?,  )';,  Ion.  for  aya- 


aydyovTc,    Alt.    for   ay6vTC,    n. 
a.    V.    du.    par.    2    a.    act. — 
Aya'yu,  -pf,  -p,  Att.  for  dyia,  2 
a.  sub.  act.  and 
Aydyiav,  -ovca,  -ov.  Sec.    Att.  for 
dyuiv,  &c.  par.  2  a.  act.  ofdyoi. 
Ayd^Ofiai,  f.  -oo^at,  (fr.  aydd),  or 
aydojiai  to  wonder)  to  he  angry, 
break    out,    exceed ;     to    envy, 
grudge ;     to     admire,     wonder, 
gaze  ;  to  venerate,  look  up  to. 
AyaOoo^i'd,  -a{,  ri,  (fr.ayaBii  good, 
and  aox^i  rule)  the  rule,  or  do- 
minion of  goodness,  good  govern^ 
ment. 
AyaOap^iKdi,  -n,  -bv,  (fr.  last)  rul- 
ing well,  governing  justly,  wise. 
AydOcoi,  and  Ion.  pydOcof,  -ou,  b,  i), 
(fr.  dyav,  very,  and  Gtif  God) 
divine;  excellent,   superior;  no- 
hU,  iUustrinus. 
Kya9\i,  -lio(,  li,  (fr.  ayaOHi,  good) 
a    ball,    or    clew    of  yarn,    or 
thrr^tl. 
Ayadoioyib)  -d,  f.   -fjaoi,  p.   -pKn, 
(fr. ayaOi(  good,  and  ipyov  work ) 
lo    do   good,  bmifil,    serve  ;    to 
do  u»ll,  act  ri(;ldli/ ;  lo  ilo  works 
of  charity,  arvl  mercy,   pres.  iiif 
act.  cont.  ayaOoioyilv. 
AyaOocpyla,  -,i(,  and  Ion.  AyaOntn- 
yll,  -pf,  h<  (ff-  fame)  benrficAmce, 
hoiinly,  nrtivc  kindness;  an  ex- 
ph.il,  t',''tf. 
Ayi'),inyd<;,  and  Cont,  AyaOovoybi, 
•ov,  i,  /;,   (fr.  same)   beneficent, 
heneioli-nl,  a  brnrfacjor  ;  a  sena- 
tor nf  Sprirta. 
AyoOo«>/7s,  -/t/){,  h,  and  AynOoK- 
Xfl<i,  -ln<i,  -oi.j,  0,  (fr.  liyitv  Miiirh, 
and  K\i„i  fiine)  Agathoctrs,  a 
man's  name. 
A  yaOovoitio  -ii,  f.  -ijod),  p.  -pna,  ( fr. 
ayrOif,  good,  and  rotlm  lo  do) 


Bovpyia,  by  Cras.  for  ayaflocpyi'a 
AyaOovpyii,  -ov,  b,  >;,  by  Cras.  for 

ayadocny6<:. 
AyaOoo)  -w,  f.  -liaw,  and 
Aya6vvij),f.  -vvw,  (fr.  ayaSJf,  good) 
to  do  good  to  others  ;  to  act  well 
myself;  to  be  glad,  to  rejoice. 
AyadwOeli,  -uaa,  -iv,  (par.  1  a. 

pass,  of  last)  glad,  rejoiced. 
AyaOuj;,  (fr.  same)  well,  rightly. 
AyaOwavvp,  -pi,  i),  (fr.  same)  good- 
ness, 
AyaOwraro;,  -p,-ov,  Slip..ofoya9d{. 
'Ayai,  -0)1',  -a'l,  (fr.  (fyo),  to  break) 
breaches;  a  shore,  or  strand;  and 
vxiunds. 
Ayaierai,  3  sin.  prcs.  ind.  act.  of 
Ayaloftat,  (fr.  aydu),  to  admire)  to 
be  angry  ;  lo  entertain  a  gruage, 
or  spile,  lo  envy  ;  to  admire,  won- 
der. 
AyoToj,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  elegant, 
7ieat,Jine,  gay;  enviows,  enviable. 
AyuxXtiTit,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  dyav  very, 
and  xXcirdj  celebrated,  th.  kXc/u, 
to  celebrate)  and, 
Ayn»fX/)5,  -/of,  -oDj,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same, 
and  icXtoi  fame,  ih.  xXdui,  to  ce- 
lebrate) and, 
AyaK^vrdi,  -oTi,  b,  /,,  (fr.  (same,  and 
xXvrbf  famed,  tli.  kXx'io),  lolicar) 
celebrated,  crieil  up,  rxtoltcd,  fa- 
mous, renmimed,  eminent, 
AyaKriiitvuv, /K.o\.  fitrayaKTijifvpv, 
fern.  a.  sin.  ofayaKrifilvos,  Poet, 
for  uyav  KtKTiOjihoi  (th.  ktI^w, 
to  build)  well  built. 
AynWlniia,  -rlrof,  rh,  and, 
AyaXX/arrif,  -lof,  .\W.  -twf,  //,  (fr. 
aydWut,  to  r.xull)  transport,  ex- 
ultation, leaping  fitr  joy,  ecstasy, 
drtighl. 
AyuXAino-0(,  2  pi.  cont.  prcs.  impr. 
mid. Xi(/i//tO(i,  1  pi.  cont.  prcs. 


AFA 

sub.    mid.  —   -Xtiificvoi,  n.  pi. 
mas.  cont.  par.  pres.  mid.  of 
AyiiXXiacj  •&,  f.  -duoi,  p.>)yaXXiat;a, 
(th.  aydXXu),  to  adorn)  1  a.  ind. 
mid.     pyaWtaadfipv,    -u>,  -aro' 
pass.  pyaWtdcOpv  and, 
.iydXXo/iai,  (fr.  dyav  very  much, 
and  HWonai  to  leap)  to  leap  for 
joy,  slww  delight  by  gestures,  ex- 
ult, rejoice,  triumph  ;  to  adorn, 
bedeck. 
AydWo'xov,  -ov,  to,  an  odorous  In- 
dian wood. 
Ayd'XXu),  f.  -XiD,  p.  »;y(£XKa,  toadorn, 
decorate,  embellish  ;  to  sacrifice, 
consecrate,  dedicate;  AydXXofiai, 
to  glory,  exult,  triumph. 
'AyaX/m,  -aros,  to,   (fr.  last)    an 
ornament,  a  decoration,  Jinery  ; 
a  delight,  gratification  ;  an  offer- 
ing, statue,  image;  a  form,  sha- 
dow. 
AyaXuarioi', -01),  TO,  (dim.  of  last) 
a  little  image,  statue,  or  figure. 
AyaX^dTOTToiOf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  dya)iiJLa 
an  image,  and  roiioj  to  make)  a, 
statuary,  carver. 
'Ayafiai,  f.  -dcoiiai,  (th.  aydu),  to 
wonder)     to     admire,     wonder, 
praise,  respect;  to  prize,  esteem; 
to  envy ;  1  a.  ind.  mid.  riyaad- 
fipv,  pass.  pydirQpv. 
Ayaftoi,  -ov,  h,  p,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
yiilios,  wedlock)  unmarried,  sin- 
gle. 
Ayav,  much,  very,  too  much,  ex- 
ceedingly. 
AyavaKTtu)  -S>,  f.  -fiaw,  p.  pyavdn- 
rpKa,  (fr.  dyav  very  much,  and 
dxQofiai   to  be    oppressed)    to 
grieve,  or  fret  through  anger ;  to 
be  moved,  or  filled  with  indigna- 
tion, or  resentment,  resent,  be  in- 
dignant, to  stomach,  take  ill.  pres. 
inf.  act.  cont.  aynvaxTcXv. 
AyavdKTp<Tis,  -loj,  Att.  -tojf,  }j,  (fr. 

last)  resentment,  indignation. 
AyavaKTiKbi,  -ov,  b,  p,  (fr.  same) 

indignant,  itieaiscd,  angry. 

AyavaKTciov  -wr,  -iovaa  -ovca,  -iov 

-ovv,    in   n.    pi.    mas.    cont. — 

-ovvTCi,  par.  prcs.  act.  of  same. 

Ayavpi,  -loi  -ovi,  b,  p,  same  as 

ayav6i'  d.  pi.  Ion.  ayavpat. 
Ayavpai,   Ion.  for  aydvcai,  d.   pi. 

of  last. 
Ayaii  ir,')oj,-oi),i,i',  (fr.  dyai'much, 
and  viipai,   snow,  th.   vf^w,  to 
snow)     snowy,     covered     with 
snow, 
Ayovoj,  ->),  -bv,  (fr.  a  intens.  and 
ydvof,  joy)  mild,  gentle,   rntm, 
soothing  ;     affable,     ngreeablr ; 
pleasing,  desirable,  dat.  pi.  aya- 
vo'iai . 
'Ayarof,  -»;,  -or,  fr.  dyav  very,  and 
aivif  scvcr(!)  cruel,  severe,  aus- 
tere,   morose,    inexorable,    hard 
hrartid  ;    or  (fr.   dyu)  or  dyvv- 
fii,  to  break)  broken,  snapped  ; 
britllr. 
Ayavd'tipiDV,  -oro?,  '»,  /;,  (fr.  nyavbf 
nnid,  ami  <hpi)v  'lie  mind)  mild, 
gentle,  tender,  humane. 
AyavoAniitai'vp,  -pi,  /J,   (fr.   same) 
miUtness,   gentleness,    clemeruy, 
humanily. 


Ayavi>0,  Hcb.  iiidccl.  cups. 
Ayaviop,  Dor.  tor  ayi'ivwp. 
Aydoftaif  sco  o^u'tti. 
Ayar^ — A  yarr^f,  3  and  2  sin.  cont. 
ind.  act. — Ayazarc,  i  pi.  cont. 
ind.  or  impr.  act. — Aya:TaTii>,  3 
sin.  cont.   impr.   act. — Ayairnv, 
prcs.  inf.  act.  cont.  of  Ayoiru'w. 
Ayajrd^t,  prcs.  impr.  act. — Ayavii- 
(ovTt,  Dor.  for  iiyaKiii^ovai,  3  pi. 
pres.  iiul.  act.  of 
Ayand^io,  Poet,  for  ayandw. 
AyaTTdrd,  Dor.  for  ayuirifrd,  n.  pi. 

ot  aj'urr>;ri5j. 
Ayaruui,  -w,   f.  -i/dw,  p.  »;)'a:T>;va, 
^0  6e  strictli/  united  in  affection, 
to  love,  cherish,  prefer,  delight  in, 
covet ;  to  cnicrtain,  welcome,  treat 
kirully;  to  be  content,  to  agree,  ac- 
quiesce, pres.  impr.  act.  ayaitdc 
-a'  inf.  aya-Kiiv  par.l  a.  act. ayn- 
r^caj.  par.pcr.pass.  JiyaTrrifiivoi:. 
Ayairrt,  -ijs",  i),  (fr.  last)  love,Jriend- 
ship,    affection,    charity.  —  plu. 
love-feasts,  feasts  of  charity. 
AyaTrr]Oi)aojxai,  -t],  -irai,  1  f.  ind. 

pass,  of  same. 
Ayd-rrifia,   -aro;,  ri,   (fr.  samej  o 
thing  loved,  a  delight,  favourite, 
darling, 
AyaT;;»u)p,  -opoi,  h,  rj,  (fr.  aya-rdut 
to  love,  and  avr\p  a  man)  fond  of 
men :  also,  manly,  high  spirited, 
brave.    Also,  Agapenor,  a  man's 
name. 
Ayairfiaai,  n.  ayaTzrjaavroi,  g.  -aav- 
Tt,  d.  sin.   par.  1   a.  act. — Aya- 
vijcare,  2  pi.   1   a.  impr.  act. — 
Ayavi'iarjTC,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. — 
Ayairi'jcw,  -cis,  -et,  1  f.  ind.  act. 
of  ayando). 
Aydtrricni,  -los,  Att,  -cuj,  i;,  same 

as  aydTTr;. 
Aya-rrrjTOi,  -r/,   -ov,  (fr.  nya~d(j>,  to 
love)  beloved,  well  beloved,  dear. 
AyaTTrjTu);,  (fr.  last)  icillmgly,  with 

good  will,  readily. 
AyavZ,  1  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  or 
sub.  act. — Ayavtbv,  nom. — Aya- 
Tuiras,  a.  pi.  nya-rroiVTiiii;  g.  pi. 
cont.  par.  prcs.  act. — Aya-nibjuii, 
pres.  ind.  or  sub.  cont.  pass. — 
AyaTrojftcv,  1  pi.  -wcti,  3  pi.  cont. 
pres.  or  sub.  act.  of  same. 
AyaTTiij?!',  -qi,  -ri,  Att.  for  ayaTrwf/i, 

pres.  opt.  act.  cont.  of  ayuTruo). 
AyavwfiiiT),  fern.  par.  pres.  pass, 
of  ayuxdo},   yvvti   understood,  o 
miitress,  a  sweetheart. 


Arr 

much    or   violently;    loud  roar- 
ing. 
Aydtrrdj-,  -r>,  -ii;  (fr.  aydio,  to  ad- 
mire) that  may,  or  ought  to  lie 
admired,    wonderful;    desirable, 
enviable, 
.\ydaTijip,  -opoi,  b,   (fr.  a  coll.  and 
yacTiip,  the  womb)    an   uterine 
brother,    a  brother   by  tlie   same 
7nother. 
\ya<rv\\ii,-t!ioi,i),Agasyllis,a\)\ani 
which  yields  the  j^um  ammonia. 

Ayav)),  -!ji,  ,'i,  and  Dor.  Ayuvu, 
(fern,  of  next)  Agave,  a  woman's 
name. 

Ayavdi,-a,  -bv,  (fr.oyrttj,toadmirc) 
admirable,  Jine,  splendid;  fa- 
mous, renowned,  celebrated, 
proud,  haughty. 

Ayavpos,  -a,  -uv,  (fr.  a  intens,  and 
yatfog,  \\a.uahly yiaughty, proud, 
arrogant;  daring,  presumptuous; 
vehement,  outrageous,  furious, 
.fierce;  luxuriant,  blooming. 

Aya<pdiyKTOi,  -ov,  u,  >),  (Poet.  fr. 
dyav,  very  much,  and  ^Qiyyojuai, 
to  resound)  loud,  noisy. 

Aydia,  -<5,  f.  -ijaoj,  p.  rjytiKa,  to  ad- 
mire,   wonder ;    to    be    lost    in 


amazement;  to  gape  with  asto- 


to 


' kyan,  Heb.  indecl.  Agar,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

AyapiKhv,  -ov,  rh,  agaric  ;  a  fungus 
growing  on  trees,  and  used  in 
medicine  and  dying. 

Aydpijooi  -ovi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  dyav 
very,  and  piio  to  flow)  swift- 
_flowing,  rapid;  boisterous,  tumul- 
tuous, agitated. 

AydaavTO,  Ion.  for  nydaavro,  3  pi. 
ofnyaaduiv,  J  a.  ind.  m. — Aya- 
aaaOat,  1  a.  inf.  m.  of  aydCpjxai. 

'AyacOat,  pres.  inf  of  dyufiai. 

AyaaOe'ii,  1  a.  par.  pass. — Ayac- 
adfitvoi.  Poet,  for  ayarrdficvos,  1 
a.  par.  o( ayd^ofiai. 

AydaToyof,-ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  rfyarmuch, 
and  cTivu)  to  groan)  groaning 


nishment  ;    to  envy,   resent; 
stand  aghast. 

'Ayyapa,  -ojv,  rd,  (fr.  dyyapo;,  a 
Persian  post  boy)  stations,  re- 
lays, or  stages  of  the  post  in  an- 
cient Persia. 

AyyapcHov,  and  lan.Ayyapt]tov,-ov, 
TO,  (fr.  same)  the  Persian  post; 
any  post,  despatch,  or  mail. 

Ayyapevovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. — 
Ayyapcvcii),  -ets,  -t(,lf  ind.act.of 

Ayyapcvoi,  f.  -evao),  (fr.  next)  to 
press  for  public  service ;  to  com- 
pel another  to  go  somewhere,  or 
to  carry  some  burden ;  to  engage 
as  a  courier,  act  as  a  carrier. 

'Ayyupos,  -ov,  h,  the  bearer  of  the 
royal  despatches  among  the  an- 
cient Persians  ;  a  post  boy,  mes- 
seiiger,  courier. 

Ayyapoipopio)  -d,  f.  ->;crai,  (fr.  last, 
and  fopiw,  to  carry)  to  carry  des- 
patches, or  messages. 

'Ayyc,fora'yyc«,n.a.  v.  pi.  of u'yyoj 

Ayycdiov,  -ov, to, (dim.ofnexl)aHy 
lesser  kind  of  vessel,  a  cup,  gill. 

AyyiTov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  dyynf,  a  ves- 
sel) any  small  vessel,  a  ewer,  ba- 
sin ;  a  tub,  cask,  cistern. 

Ayytiijiirii,  -cm  -ovi,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  ciSoi,  likeness)  formed,  or 
used  as  a  vessel  ;  sloped,  like  an 
urn,  or  pitcher. 

Ayyt^iovai,  for  ayyiXovm,  3  pi.  1. 
f.  of  ayyf'XXii). 

AyycXeia,  and  AyytX/u,  -n$,  i),  Ion. 
AyycMtj, -li,  hi  (fr.  nyyf'AXio,  to 
tell)  tlie  power  or  right  of  deliver- 
ing oracidur  responses,  the  de- 
claration of  an  oracle;  a  denun- 
ciation, publication,  or  decla- 
ration ;  a  message,  embassy, 
mandate,  comm/mdmeiU  ;  news  ; 
and 


AFE 

AyyiXiiiijidpoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
ipopiii)  to  carry)  the  deliverer  of 
an  oracular  answer;  a  nuTicio, 
or  envoy. 

AyytXiKof,  -)),  -iv,  (fr.  dyyiXos  a 
messenger)  ofii  message  ur  7nes- 
sciigir ;  angelical. 

Ayyt\iuiT)ii,  -ov,b,a'ndAyytXt<i>TUt 
-uhs,  )'i,  (fr.  same)  a  messenger. 

AyycX\6vTo>v,  g.  pi.  par.  pres, 
act.  Alt.  for  uyyeXXirucav,  pres. 
impr.  act.  of 

Ayyi\Xti>,  f.  -cXO,  p.  /lyytXxa,  to 
deliver  a  vieasage,  threat,  or 
warning;  to  denounce,  tell,  de- 
clare ;  to  publish,  reveal ;  to  bring 
news.  I  a.  act.  rjyyetXa.  p.  pass. 
I'lyyeXnai.  1  a.  pass.  rjyyiXOriv. 
part.  ayycXdds.  P-  "lid.  t'lyycXa, 

'AyytXfia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  last)  a 
?nessage,  nevis  ;  a  command. 

'AyytXof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  mes- 
senger ;  envoy,  legate,  ambassa- 
dor; agent;  a  messenger  from 
heaven,  an  angel. 

Ayyto-i,  d.  pi.  of o'yyof. 

Ayyiii'ov,  -ov,  rb.  Ion.  for  ayynov. 

'Ayyoj,  -cos  -out,  rb,  a  vessel,  tub, 
cask,  pitcher,  a  basket,  &c. 

Ayyovpiov,or'Ayyovpo>',acua/mber 

.Kyypl^w,  (fr.  next)  to  irritate,  pro- 
voke ;  to  grieve,  or  pain. 

'Ayypts,  i;,  grief,  pain,  irritation. 

Ayypiarris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  one  that 
provokes,  or  irritates. 

'Aye,  2  sin.  and  'Ay£9',  by  Apos. 
before  an  aspirate,  for  dycrc,  2 
pi.  impr.  act.  of  ayw.  lead,  con- 
duct, bring,  take.  Or,  used  ad- 
verbially, come,  come  on  ;  come 
now,  let  us  see. 

~Ayc,  Dor.  for  Tiye,  3  sin.  2  a.  act. 

of  dyo). 

'Ay£(,  3  sin.  — 'Ayovai,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  — 'Ayciv,  pres.  inf.  act. 
—  'AyzoOai,  pres.  inf.  pass. — 
'AytaOt,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr. 
mid.  of  same. 

Aycip6vTiji>v,  g.  pi.  par.  pres.  Att. 
for  ayctpiTiixrav,  3  fil.  pres.  impr. 
act.  of 

Ayclpo),  f.  -cpa,  p.  t'/yepxa,  Att.  ayi'r 
ycpKa,  to  collect,  gather  up,  beg, 
borrow  ;  to  summon,  raise,  levy  ; 
to  assemble,  come  together,  meet. 
1  a.  nyapa,  3  pi.  Ion.  dycipavibt 
f/ycipav  inf.  nyapaf  par.ayeipas. 
per.  pass,  t'lycpiini.  1  a.  riyip6r}v. 
1  f.  aycpOrjaopdt,  per.  mid.  //yopa. 

AyciTtii,  -ov,  b,  a  wrong-doer; 
wrongful,  injurious. 

'AytiTo,  Dor.  for  I'/yaro,  3 sin.  imp. 
of  fiyiojiai. 

AycXd^ui,  f.  -dc(j),  p«  rjyeXaKa,  (fr. 
ayiXv,  a  herd)  to. flock  together, 
associate;  to  assemble. 

AycXaTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  snme)  herd- 
ing, or  associating  together,  gre- 
garious ;  one  of  the  .flock,  or 
licrd  ;  common,  ordinary,  vulgar; 
a  herdsman,  shepherd. 

AycXniibv,  -wi'o;,  b,  (fr.  same)  the 
fold,  the  stalls  or  retreat  for  the 
herd. 


AyytX/oj,  Poet,  and  Ion.  AyytXfijf,  Ay£^«pYf'oj  -17),  f.  -I'/croi,  (fr.  aytXr; 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  n  messenger,\  a.  hen],  nnd  ap^ti  ru\c)  to  lead  the 
legale,  ambassador,  ]    Jlock  or  herd;  to  rule,  govern, 

(4) 


AFE 

herdsman,  shepherd;  the  lead- 
er of  the  flock ;  a  leader,  rukr, 
chief. 

AycXapX""""}  ^^'"'  P^""'  P"^^^"  '^°"'' 

of  ayeXap)(^ioj. 
Ay/XaoTOf,  -ov,  6,  ^,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ytXa'u)  to  laugh)  that  will  not 
laugh,  rough,  rude,  sullen,  surly, 
morose,  serious,  sober,  grave, 
harsh.     - 

A'ye\a<rria,  -a;,  fi,  (fr.  same)  gra- 
vity, solemnity,  moroseness. 

AycXiia^  and  Ion.  Avc\chi  (fr.  dyo) 
to  drive,  and  Xti'a  booty)  she 
that  plunders.  An  epithet  of 
Minerva. 

Ayf'Xi?,  -ris,  ,',,  a  herd,  properly  of 
kine  ;  a  drove,  flock  ;  a  troop, 
crowd,  assemblage  ;  society. 

AyeXviiv,  (fr.  last)  by  droves,  flock 
by  flock. 

Ayeh'fiev,  (fr.  same)  from  the  flock, 
or  herd. 

Ay/Xi)^t  or  ayiXfi^iv,  Poet,  for 
ayiXp,  d.  sin.  of  ayAi;. 

AyfXijTTjt,  -ov,  b,  gregarious;  one 
of  the  flock. 

Ay  ill  a',  Ion.  for  dyeiv,  pres.  inf.  of 
dyii). 

' Aytjiovcitiv,  Dor.  for  {lytfiovtvuv, 
pres.  inf.  of  ^yt^ovtvo;. 

' Aycjiitv,  Dor.  for  {/yeiiiiv. 

'Aycv,  Ion.  for  ^Jytv,  imp.  and 
Dor.  for  dyctv,  pres.  inf.  of 
dyw.     Also, 

'Aytv,  BoBot.  for  ^yrjcav,  3  pi.  2  a. 
pass.  o[  dywiii,  or  oyo). 

Aycvca\6yr!ros,  -ov,  h,  !i,  (fr.  a  nee. 
yivos  a  family,  and  Xt'y*^  'o  'eU) 
idthout  genealogy,  or  pedigree; 
obscure. 

Ayivtios,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  y/- 
vttov  a  beard)  beardless,  young. 

Aycvli,  neut.  pi.  cont.  of 

'Aycvm,  -coi  -ovi,  b.  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  yiVof  a  family)  o/  no  de- 
'Cf-tU,  v:huse  family  is  obscure, 
;f  mean  birth,  ignoble,  obfifiire, 
hose  ;  childless.  Comp.  aytviart- 
po?,  sup.  -laraTOi. 

Ay-^nroi,  or  Ayiwijros,  -o",  6,  ri, 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  ylvonai  to  be) 
haling  no  origin,  not  made,  or 
doTte,  unborn  ;  unfinished,  imper- 
fect, defective;  mean,  ignoble. 

'Ayco,  Dor.  and  iiyco,  Ion.  for 
hyov,    pres.  impr.  of  I'lyiofiat. 

' Ayiofiai,   Dor.  for  i';y/o^a( . 

Ayi6fiivo(,  Poet,  for  ayificvof,  pres. 
par.  pass,  of  a'yw. 

KylpaoTof,  -ov,  h,  !],  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  y/pa{  reward)  unrcvjardcd, 
not  rrmuntrnted,  or  recompensed. 

AyuiiOu),  Poet,  for  ayclpu. 

AyhtcOai,  Att.  for  ayitpcaOai, 
pres.   inf.   pass,   of  aydnm. 

'  KyinOtv,  Ion.  and  Sync,  for 
iiyi'nOnaav,  3  pi.   1  a.  (lass.  and 

Ayi'nilnv,  -ri(,  -n,  Ion.  for  riyfpOriv, 
I  a.  ind.  pa«s.  of  ayilpw. 

Aycpijif,  -oTi,  b,  (fr.  ayclodi  to  col- 
lect) a  collection,  gathering,  as- 
semblage. 

AyfpovTo,  Poet,  or  Ion.  for 
'lyfpovro,    2  a.     ind.    mid.    of 

ayitoii). 


AI'H 

AycpSo/iai  -ov/iat,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
yf'paj  reward)  to  neglect,  slight. 

Ayipfiio,  JEo\.  and  Ayipui,  Poet, 
for  aycipw. 

'Ayepati,  -los,  Att.  -ccjj,  i/,  (fr. 
aycip'i)  to  collect)  a  collection, 
crowd,  assemblage. 

Ayepiicaro,  Ion.  for  rjycpiicaTo,  1 
a.  ind.  of  aytpdo/im. 

AycpilxTCui,  to  watch,  lie  awake ;  to 
lie  in  wait,  hunt. 

Ay£p(ux,la,  -as,  t),  (fr.  next) 
haughtiness,  pride,  disdain. 

Ayipoi^ns,  -ov,  b,  i),  (perhaps  fr. 
a  intens.  yfpaj  a  reward,  and 
()(^(i>  to  have)  victorii.us,  trium- 
phant; proud,  haughty,  arro- 
gant; daring,  fierce;  vain, 
fickle ;  boastijig,  vain-glorious ; 
provident,  careful. 

Aytpiixi^i,  (fr.  last)  proudly,  &c 
according  to  the  adj. 

'Aycf,  Poet,  for  dye,  pres.  or 
2  a.  impr.  or  Dor.  for  fjyn, 
2  sin.  imp.  act.  'AytaKtv,  Ion. 
for  I'lytv,  3  sin.  imp.  act.  of 
dyo). 

Ay«o-fXaof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  dyta  to 
drive,  and  Xads  people)  Age- 
silaus ;  an  epithet  of  Pluto,  and 
the  name  of  several  men. 

'AyccTa,  (fr.  Lat.  aggesta)  a  mill 
tary  engine. 

.^.yicTparos,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  dyii>  to 
lead,  and  orpardj  army)  a  cap- 
tain, leader,  general ;  an  epithet 
of  Minerva. 

'Ay£T£,  and  by  Apos.  dyer,  pres. 
impr.  of  dy(i>,  used  adverbially, 
come,  come  on. 

Ayirris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  dyu)  to  lead)  a 
conductor,  leader,  guide. 

Aycvaros,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ycvo)  to  taste)  that  has  not  tasted, 
fasting,  hungry ;  who  has  not 
tried,  inexperienced ;  untasted ; 
tasteless,  insipid. 

AyewiitTptiTos,  -ov,  b,  >'j,  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  yciojitrpia  geometry) 
ungeometrical,  ignorant  of  ge- 
ometry. 

Ayedpynrof,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ytuyp/u)  to  cultivate)  uncul- 
tivated, neglected,  barren,  waste. 

'Ayn,  -Vi,  fi,  (fr-  aydu)  to  wonder) 
ndmirntion,  wonder,  astonish- 
ment; or  (fr.  dywiii  to  break) 
a  fracture,  rupture,  breach  ;  a 
rock,  precipice,  strand,  beach ; 
a  wound. 

'Kyn,  Ion.  for  cAyri,  3  sin.  2  a. 
pass,  of  ayo)  or  dyvvjii. 

Aynyi'^arai,  Alt.  and  Ion.  for 
tjyipfiivoi  ti(r(,  3  pi.  per.  pass. 
Ay^yfpta,  Alt.  for  iiycpxa,  per. 
ind.  act.  Ayiytp/im,  Att.  for 
fiytpfini,  per.  pass,  of  nyt/poi. 

Ayi}Xa(,  inf.  —  Ayi'/Xnj  par.  ofi/yr;- 
X«,  1  a.  act.  o(  uyd}t\t,). 

Ayn^arltit  -<o,  (fr.  dyav  much,  and 
fXa'i.)  to  drive)  to  chnsr,  drive 
auiay  ;  to  fly  or  flee,  escape. 

'Ayri>aTiii>  -oi,  (fr.  /lyf/f  accursed, 
and  »;imc)  to  rrjirl  or  banish  any 
poUutrd  person,  or  thing  ;  to  pu- 
rify, expiate. 

'Ayiiia,  -arof,  rfi,  (fr.  rfyw  to  load) 
(5) 


An 

an  assemblage,  crowd,  troop , 
flock. 

'AyrijjLi,  -»;;,  -rici,  obs.  hence  mid. 
'Ayufiai,  which  see. 

Ayrivopia,  -aj,  i;,  and  Ion.  Ayt\voplr), 
•li,  >'l,  (fr.  ay^vwp  manful)  man- 
liness, spirit,  courage,  bravery, 

Ayv'op'ji'n,  Ion.  for  ayijvopiaij,  d. 
pi.  of  last. 

Ayi'/vwp,  -epos,  b,  >/,  (fr.  dyav  very 
much,  and  aiijp  a  man)  manly, 
■manful,  spirited,  brave,  courage- 
ous ;  also  Agcnor,  a  man's 
name. 

Ayfjoyia,  by  pleonasm  for  dyrjxa, 
Att.  for  ti^a,  per.  of  dyuj. 

Ayi'ipaos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
yfipai  old  age)  exempt  from  old- 
age,  undecaying,  unimpaired  by 
age,  ever  young. 

Aynpdrov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  the 
herb  everlasting. 

Ayt'iparoi,  -ov,  and  Ayi^pois,  -u,  b, 
17,  same  as  ayi'jpaog. 

'Aym,  -ioi  -ous,  b,  r),  wicked,  ac- 
cursed, polluted,  abominable,  pro- 
fane. 

' AyvaaaQai,  Dor.  for.  yy^craadai, 
1  a.  inf.  of  ijyfo^ai. 

'Ayrjdi,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  ofdyvni. 

Ayiyff^Xaof,  -ov,  b,  Agesilaus,  a. 
Spartan  king. 

'Ayv'X"?"^-)  Poet,  and  Dor.  for 
t'jynolxopos,  (fr.  !)yiojiai  to  lead, 
and  X''(>"i  ^'^e  chorus)  the  leader 
of  the  dancers,  or  singers ;  or 
of  any  other  theatrical  perform- 
ers. 

'Ayrjrfip,  -rjpos,  b.  Dor.  for  ^vijr^p, 
(fr.  f/yioiJiai  to  lead)  a  leader, 
conductor,  manager;  guide. 

Ayirii,  -ri,  -iv,  (fr.  aydct)  to  won- 
der) admirable,  enviable;  won- 
derful, splendid. 

' Ayr}Xa,  see  ay))oxa. 

'Ayia'^Ei,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  act.  — 
' Ayia^Sucvos,  -v,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  —  'Ayirf^wv,  -ovaa,  -ov, 
par.  pres.  act.  of 

'Ayid^u,  f  -o-w,  p.  f/yiaKa,  (fr. 
ciyioi  holy)  to  consecrate,  sanc- 
tify, separate,  or  set  apart;  to 
esteem,  or  ret:ere  as  holy,  or 
snnctifled ;  to  purify,  cleanse 
from  pollution ;  to  rxpiiUe,  atone, 
appease ;  to  hallow,  sanctify, 
make  holy:  per.  puss.  I'lytda/iat, 
1  a.  !iytdaO>ii',  1  f  ayiaaOijaopai. 

'Aytdixai,   1   a.  impr.  111.  —  'Aym'- 

aare.,  2  pi.     I   a.   impr.   act 

'Ayinnii,  3  sin.  la.  sub.  act. — 
'AyiaaOtjTu,  3  sin.  1  a.  impr. 
pass. — '  Ayidcount,  -p,  -irai, 
1  f.  ind.  mid.  — ' Aylatrov,  I  a. 
impr.  act.  of  last. 

' AylntTjia,  -aroi,  t!),  and  ' Aytaniifif, 
-oil,  b  (fr.  same)  sanctification, 
sanctity,  holiness,  purity. 

' Ayinnrt'ipinv,  -on,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 
sanctuary,  a  holy  place. 

'Ayiaorla,  -as,  i^,  (fr.  same)  holi- 
ness, purity;  ceremony,  wor- 
ship. 

AytynpTOf,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
anri  ylyaoTov  a  kemcl)  witn 
fiArpvi  iiMilrrHlood,  grapes  with- 
out stones. 


AIlv 


Ai'lv 


AFA 


'Aj'^n),  sumo  ns  <i)'iri{<u. 

AyiVro-kii,  l>»r.  uiul  Ion.  for  r/yi- 
tiof  -»ri,  iini).  net.  of 

Ayii'/u)  -li,  una  also  Aylvio,  Poet, 
for  n'yu. 

"Ayiuc,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  next)  «  holi/ 
place,  or  thin,?-,  «  mnrtuari/ ; 
nyia,  -air,  rii,  ittul  ayiai,  -u)i',  cii, 
/Ae  Aa/v  of  holus ;  l/te  upper  re- 
gion of  the  heavms. 

"Ayiof,  -<i,  -<"■,  holi/,  aaard,  snnc- 
tificd ;  hallotved,  set  uparl  from 
ain,  consecriiiett  to  God;  chaste, 
pure;  pious,  devoid. 

'Aytdrvs,  -'iros,  t'l,  (fr.  last)  holi- 
ness. 

'AytCTtviO,  and  (iyitrrtw,  (fr.  ayos 
atonement)  to  i^eiurale,  revere, 
rexpeet ;  toptirifi/,  sanctify;  to 
celebrate,  solemnise. 

'Ayifrria,  or  aytcrrda,  -as,  fi,  (fr- 
same)  a  rite,  ceremony. 

'Ayiu>avvri,  ->!(,  >'h  (fr;  ayto;  holy) 
sancfification,  sanctity,  holiness. 

AyKd^Oftat,  (fr.  ayK>i,  an  arm)  to 
hold  m  the  arms,  to  embrace;  to 
cherish,  foster,  nurse. 

AyKaXio)  -H,  Poet,  for  avaKa\io>,  3 
sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  ayxaXiu. 
2  a.  act.  ind.  ai'tKaXov  impr. 
ayxaXc. 

Ayica\>i,  -'IS,  >l,  (fr-  "y'l  ^"  ^"Ti) 

en  arm.     It   is  generally   used 

plural :    the  arms  ;   the  clasping, 

or  folding  of  the  arms,  in  order 

to  hold,  or  carry  any  thing. 
AyKa\i!^ofiai,    (fr.    last)   same  as 

ayK(i?^ofiat. 
AyicaXij,   -ihos,  h,    (fr-   same)   an 

armful,  a  bundle,  parcel,  packet. 
AyKa'\tiayo)ybs,    -ov,  b,   (fr.    last, 

and  dyu)  to  take)  and 
AyKa\iSo<p6Qos,    -ov,  b,   (ft.  same, 

and  <j>ip<o' to  carry)  a  porter. 
Ayxas,     (fr-  ayKri  an  arm)  in  the 

arms. 
'AyKca,  pi.  of  nyco;. 
'AyKciitai,  Poet,  for  avaKii/iai. 
Aytctodrtaai,    Poet,  for  ava  Kcpd- 

Tta<Ti,  A.  pi.  of  Kf'paf. 
AyKi?,  -';?,  /;,  "le  arm ;  pi.  Ay»ca2, 

t\e  arms;    an   embrace,    clasp, 

hug. 
AyKtov  -ov,   ri,    (dim.  of  dyKos  a 

valley)  «  vale,  glen. 
'AyxtcTpov,  -ov,  rd,  a  hnoh,  ajish- 

ing  hook  ;  a  bait ;  enticement. 
AyKiarda,  -as,  >;,  (fr-  last)^«/«n5', 

vnth  the  hook,  anelinq. 
AvKiaTotvii),  (fr.  same)  to  fish  with 

a  hook,  t'j  angle. 
AyKiurni'i),  (fr.  same)  to  catch  with 

a  hook,  tojish. 
AyKicrgiilriS,  -cot    -ovs,    b,  f/,    (fr. 

same)  shapsd  like  a  hook,  hooked, 

barbed. 
'AyK^uros,      for    aii(f<cXcirof     (ih. 

(cXci'u)  to  celebrate)  boKisting,  os- 

itntatious. 
AyxYivasj  for  avaK\ivas,   1   a.  par. 

act.  of  avaKkivij). 
AyKoivrj,    -ns,  h.    Poet,   the  arm; 

the  arms,  the  Iiitwi. 
AyKoivi'^w,  (fr.  last)  to  carry  in  the 

arms ;  to  embrace. 
AyKOul?^ni,  for  avaKOfti\^(i>.  Inf.  ayKo- 
lil^eiv,  par.  ayKOi'l^mv,  1  a.  mid. 


>;yico/iiod/(i;i',   3  sin.   opi.    ayxo- 


filaiiiO'  for  -(Tfitru 
Ayxovita  -C),  (fr.  av!}  and  Koviiii  to 
hiislt-n)  to  inirk  diligcnlly,  to  la- 
bour, to  toil,  to  exert;  to  drive, 
urge,  ha.stcn. 
'AyKos,    -cos,  -ovs,   tA,    a   valley, 

glen,  dole;  o precipice,  crag. 
AyKu^aai,  Macedonic,  for  cvijvd- 

X"<r',  3  pi.  per.  mid.  of(pipu). 
AyKpivio,  tor  a>'aK()liij>. 
.\yKnuvoiint,  for  ai'aKpuvo/xii. 
AyKT>)p,    -fipos,   b,     (fr.    dy)(to    to 
choke)  o  sirup,  lie,  buckle,  clasji, 
button;  rape,  lialltr. 
AyKv\ri,  -71S,  >'i,  a  thimg,  loop,  or 
strap,  used  for  throwing  the  dart ; 
a  kind  of  dart ;  a  hook,  handle  ; 
the  bend  of  the  elbow,  or  knee ; 
a  sort   of  cup ;    a  defect  in  tlie 
tong-iic ;  the  ynrd-artns,  or  ends 
of  the  sail-yard, 
Ay<riiX(^of(a(,     (fr.   last)    to    dart, 

thrmi)  a  dart. 
Ay».-iX((rrj)j,  ov,  b,  (fr.    same)    a 
darter,  one  who  fights    with  a 
dart. 
AyKv\6y\iofTC!ov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  ayKv 
Xos   crooked,    and   yXwo-ao   the 
tons^ue)   a  defect  in.  the   tongue, 
an  impediment  iyi  speech. 
AyKv\oii>'ircij},  f;.  Ion.  of 
AyKDAo/<i/Ti75,    -ov,  b,  and  AyxuXo- 
/j;;ris,  -Woj,    /;,    (fr.   same,    and 
;/?'/ri;  skill)   nf  decj)   design,   in- 
scrutable ;  f-agacious,  wise,  intel- 
ligent, skilful,  knowing ;   artful, 
crafty,  politic,  insidious. 
AyxvXos,    -ov,    b,  f;,  crooked,    not 
straight,  aivry ;  hooked;  curved, 
bent,     round;     perverse,     wily, 
artful,  crapy. 
Ay/cyX(iro//oi',  -ov,  ri,   (fr.  ayKdXt] 
the  tongue-tie,    and   rf'^vw    to 
divide)  a  surgical  instrument  to 
remove  that  defect, 
AyKv\6ro^oi  -ov,  b,    (fr.   ayKvXos, 
crooked,    and     rd^ov,    a    bow) 
erpiippcd  with  a  bote,  an  archer. 
AyicuXdw  -&,  f.  w(ro),  and  AyiciiXw, 
(fr.  ayKi'Xo;    crooked)   to  crook, 
bend;  to  twist,  distort;  tojling, 
hurl  a  dart. 
AyK6\u)s,    (fr.    same)   crookedly ; 

indirectly,  perversely. 
AyKwXdxrij,  -lof,  Att.  -cuf,  f/,  (fr. 
same)  a  bending,  twisting,  crook- 
etlness,     distortion,     perversion ; 
the  shot  of  an  arrow,  or  dart. 
AyicuXo;)^;£fX);s,  -ov,  and  AyKDX(5y£i- 
Xos,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same  and  ;;^£TXoj 
the  lip)  having  broad  lips,  or  a 
wide  mouth,  or  a  crooked  beak. 
Ay/ct'Xo;^i?X>;s,  -nv,  and  -tos  -ovs,  b, 
r/,  (fr.  sanie  and  x'i^^^  "■  claw) 
vnlh  broad    or    bending    hoofs; 
with  crooked  claws,  or  talons. 
'AyKvpa  -as,  I'l,  ai  nnrhor,  grapnel, 
hook ;  a  stay,  support,  protection  ; 
sten/lfast  hope.  a.  sin.  liyKvpav 
a.  pi.  ayKvpas. 
Aynipinv,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  last)   a 

small  anchor,  &c. 
Ayicupi'^w,     (fr.    same)    to    knock 
doum ;    to  trip  up  ;   to  supplant, 
remove  l»i  intrigue. 
.\yKvo6u}  -w,  (fr.  same)  to  anchor, 
(6) 


to  come  to  an  anchor;  to  Jii:, 
conjirni,  establish. 
AyKcir,  -oriof,  b,  the  elbow,  any 
bending  if  the  body  or  limbs  ;  the 
forr-urm,  tlu  arm,  a  eubil ;  the 
horns,  or  handle  of  the  lyre  ;  an 
angle,  corner . 

AyKwvii^oftai  (fr.  last)  to  elbinu, 
thrust  with  the  elbow,  to  hint,  or 
signify  by  tourhing  with  tlie  el- 
bow; to  hold  in  the  arms,  em- 
brace, clasp ;  to  encircle,  html 
round;  to  crook,  make  an  angle. 

AyKU)vtaKOs,  -ov,  b,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  small  elbow,  a  knuckle,  joint. 

Ay\niOapos,  -ov,  b,  >k  (fr.  ayXabs 
bright,  and  iOiipa  llie  hair)  hav- 
ing beautiful  hair. 

AyXairt,  -as,  /;,  (Ir.  same)  bright- 
ness, splendor ;  beauty ;  orna- 
ment; joy,  delight;  excellence; 
Jlglaia,  one  of  the  Graces. 

Ay\a'(ii<tiv,  JEol.  for  ayXaiur,  g. 
pi.  of  last. 

AyXuicioOai,  Att.  for  ayXaiaetrBat, 
1  f.  inf.  mid.  of 

AyXai^o),  or  ayXoTfouai,  (fr.  same) 
to  shine,  glitter,  glisten;  to  beau- 
tify, adorn. 

AyXai'j),  Ion.,  and  ayXairjipi,  Ion. 
and  Poet,  for  ny\ai(f,  d.  sin., 
and 

Ay\a'ijjaiv,  Ion.  for  ayXatais,  d. 
pi.  of  ayXata. 

AyXd'iona,  -aros,  rb,  and  AyXaiff- 
pos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  splendor, 
ornament,  decoration. 

AyXadyuiof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  yvtov  a  limb)  well  made, 
well  shaped;  who  forma  fine 
limbs. 

AyXaiitvipos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  iivipov  a  tree)  bearing  fine 
trees,  shady. 

Ay\a66povos,  -ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  same, 
and  ip6vos  a  throne)  and 

AyXrtrffluKoj,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
■SwKoj  a  seat)  having  splendid 
sehts,  or  abodes;  spoken  of  the 


Muses, 

AyXadKupTTos,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kapvbs  the  wrist,  or  fruit) 
with  fine  wrists,  beautiful;  or 
hearing  fine  fruit. 

Ay\a6Kovpos,  -ov,  b,  tj,  (Ir.  same, 
and  Kovpos,  Ion.  for  Kdpos  young) 
having  Jinc,  or  fa/nous  children. 

AyXa6Kii)fios,  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kuifios  festivity)  who  lays 
out  or  a/lorns  a  banquet ;  festive, 
jovial;  splendid.  ^ 

AyXad;,  -ov,  b,  fi,  bright,  shining, 
sparkling,  radiant,  glittering ; 
beautiful,  admirable ;  joyous,  dr.. 
lightful ;  ornamental ;  splendid, 
illustrious,  noble,  majestic,  grand. 

AyXaorplatvas,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last, 
and  Tpiaiva  a  trident)  he  vnth 
the  bright  trident ;  an  epithet  of 
Neptune. 

AyXawi//,  -oiros,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  (In^  the  eye)  having  spark- 
ling eyes ;  animated,  lively ; 
blazing,  shining. 

AyXcvKris,  -foj  -ous,  b,  /;,  (fr.  n 
neg.  and  yXcvxbs  new  wine,  or 
yXvKvs  sweet)  not  suiect,  bitter, 


AFN 

tnw;  taaUless,  insipid;  stink-] 
ing,  fold ;  harsh,  disagreeable,  \ 
viorose  ;  sad,  grievous.  j 

AyAu),  -ijc,  //,  a  kind  of  sore  on  the 
eye. 

'AyXidci,  -uv,  <ii,  heads,  or  cloves 
of  garlic. 

'AyXwacos,  -ov,  6,  fj,  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
Y^dcaa  the   tongue)    without   a 
'       tongue,  speechless,  slow  of  speech, 
r       ineioquent,  dull. 

'Ay/ia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  dyvvfit  to 
break)  a  fragment,  shard,  splin- 
ter ;  piece,  part. 

Ayitis,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  a  steep 
place,  a  precipice  ;  shore. 

'Ayvafiirros,  -ov,  6,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  yvditirru)  to  bend)  not  pliant, 
'^iff';  not  to  be  hent,  rigid,  in- 
Jiexibk ;  inexorable  ;  stubborn, 
obstinate. 

Wyvaifio;,  and  'AKva^oq,  -ov,  h,  fi, 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  yvucpiii,  yvdirru) 
or  itvrfTTw,  to  full)  unfulled, 
undressed,  uncombed ;  new, 
fresh. 

'Ayvala,  -ai,  tj,  (fr.  ilyvd;  chaste) 
chastity,  continence  ;  purity. 

'Avyiiia,  f.  -£<;<ru,  (fr.  same)  to 
live  chastely,  be  continent;  to  pu- 
rijy,  rUnnsi:. 

AyirJKafiti,  .iSCol.  for  ityvoi'iKajtcv,  1 
pi.  per.  act.  of  ayvoiot. 

' Ayvhf,  -ioi  -ovi,  0,  {/,  see  ayvd^, 

'Ayvfifw,  f.   -Icru),   (fr.  iyvdf  pure) 
'  I  cleanse,  purify,   san-lify  ;    to 
insecrate,  set  apart,  3  sin.  pres. 
ind.  act.  Ayvl^ci. 

'Ayvlaarc,  2  pi.  I  a.  impr.  act 

Aynerfliif,  -ii'aa,  -iv,  par.  — 
'AyvitTdriTi,  1  a.  impr.  pass.  — 
'Ayylauai,  3  pL  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
last. 

'Aynffyjo.  -aroi,  rJ.and'AyviiT^iif, 
-oD,  h,  (fr.  iiyfif  pure)  cUaminq, 
purification,  expiation. 

Ayvolu)  -Si,  f.  -//ffh),  p.  yjyvdrjKa  (fr. 
a  ms.  and  vofn  to  think,  th. 
vioi  the  mind  ;  or  fr.  a  neg. 
and  yv6<i>  to  know)  not  to  know, 
to  be  ignorant  of,  not  to  uniUr- 
■  'and ;  h  err,  or  sin  through 
:  •naranre.  Imp.  riyvdiav  -ovv,  1 
a.  par.  ayi-t/Ja-af. 

Ayyirifta,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  last)  mis- 
take, error  ;  a  sin  or  fault  through 
ignrircmee.  g.  pi.  ayyorjfirfrwi'. 

'Ay»"'i'i,  -a{,  Q,  (fr.  BamH)  igno- 
Timrr,  leant  of  knowUdi>e  ;  un- 
tkilfulness  ;  imprudence,  error, 
tin. 

Ayvailiji,  VneA,  fjr  nyvnlta. 

Ayyil'iciv,  Jon.  for  ayvjlfi,  3  iiin. 

prcs.  Bub.  i>( ayvoilui.  I 

'Ayv*?,  -r,v,  !),  It  willow,  al«o  a/isk,  \ 

•h,  -if,  cha.it)-,  pure i  un-\ 

unjioUutrd^     umlrjilnl  ; 

•  nin,  or  guilt ;   sepa. 

'iniWTf  ;   innricrnt, 

'lr.last)'-Aat/i/i/, 
•,   ODfrnicm  from 
II.  cl.  SHI.  ii)i,;ri;Ti. 

'  ^  loovy,    nciil.   fun.    cont. Ay- 

_      j-ooBvTtf,    noni.    pi.    COTif.    par. 
"     pros.  act.  ofaytvtu. 

'  "t;  1  pi.  cont Ayvoouai, 

•  rci.  ind.  !>f;t.  —  AyvooC^ir- 


Aro 

vot)  -»i>  -«v,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont. 
—  Ayvoir,  par.  pres.  act.  cont. 
of  same. 

'Aywdes,  -ii)v,  ai,  pebbles  used  as 
weights  to  part  of'  the  machinery 
in  weaving. 

'Ayvvfti,  Ayvi'u,  or  'Ayu,  f.  a^o), 
p.  >iX"i  '"  break,  bruise;  dash 
forcibly  ;  to  wreck,  shatter ;  vio- 
late, infringe.  1  f.  Alt.  ta'fu),  and 
per.  Att.  cdxa.  1  a.  act.  ^^a, 
Att.  td^a.  2  a.  ind.  act.  dyvvv, 
-vs,  -V,  pass.  )'i^driv,  Att.  td')^driv. 
2  a.  pass,  riyriv,  Att.  iayrjv.  per. 
mid.  T)ya,  par.  yyus,  Att.  taya, 
and  tayuij. 

'Ayvvvr',  Ion.  and-Apos.  fori/ywv- 
ro,  imp.  pass,  of  last. 

Ayi'u,  and  Ayi'viD,  contracted  from 
ayitiiia. 

Ayvuiioviu),  (fr.  ayvtifiiav  foolish)  to 
act  foolishly,  do  silly  things. 

Ayvufidiruii,  (fr.  same)  foolishly, 
stupidly ;  unreasonably,  ungrate- 
fully ;  rashly,  unadvisedly. 

Ayvuiiiocvvti,  -tji,  ?/,  (fr.  next)  ful- 
ly, silliness  ;  awktvardncss,  igno- 
rance ;  rashness,  temerity  ;  rude- 
ness,roughness,  perverseiiess,  ob- 
stinacy ;  ingratitude ;  uncouth 
behaviour. 

Ayiuiuiav,  -orog,  ti,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ypiiuT)  judgment,  th.  yviui  to 
know)  fooli<!h,  silly  ;  imprudent, 
iiuliscreel  ;  ignorant  ;  unreason- 
alAe,  unjust  ;  unrntrriful ;  sin- 
ful, wicked;  ungrateful,  unfeel- 
ing, inhuman. 

'Ayvdi,  (fr.  I'jyiD?  chaste)  chastely, 
innocently,  purely. 

Ayi'wf,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  yv6io  to 
know)  ignorantly,  unskilfully. 

.K.yvuii,  -wros,  i, »),  (fr.  same)  igno- 
rant, awkward,  uninformed  ;  also 
unknown,  uncertain,  obscure. 

AyvuiaacKc,  Ion.  (or  tjyvinac,  3  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  of  ayiotw. 

Ayi'uaia,  -as,  !],  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
yiviioKw  to  know)  ignorance,  un- 
skilfuliuss. 

AyviicKu),  f.  -<i(Tw,  Ayviiaaii),  and 
Ion.  AyvijxradaKU),  (fr.  same)  to 
he  ignorant,  not  to  knou<,  7iot  to 
achiuiwle'lge,  or  recognise. 

'Ayniiaroi,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same) 
uitknown. 

Ayoi'iTcvTOi,  -nv,  i,  li,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  yiiiji  a  wizard)  unaffcrted  by 
charms,  over  xoliom  eiwhantments 
have  Jw  rffec.t. 

AyoriTcvTiof,  (fr.  last)  in  security 
from  cluirms. 

AyotuTo,  Ion.  for  a'yoivro,  3  pi. 
pre*,  opt.  pass,  of  ciyw. 

Ayiijitvof,  -TI,  -ov,  par.  preB.  pass, 
of  same. 

Ay</«iixTof,  -01',  fi,  q,  (fr.  a  neg. 
anil  yi'iiKfiof  a  nail)  louse,  incom- 
pact, ill  unite!,  f roil. 

'"Ayoi;  Ion.  or  Di)r.  for  P/yoK.  2  a. 
mil.  art.  of  iiyiu, 

Ayovif,  -()?>,  It,  !i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
yifof  otftpring,  th.  yivii^ai,  to 
IK')  ]iast  brririns;,  ineapalilc  of 
prorrr.ation  ;  barren,  cniltltesa  ; 
unlyirn,  n^orr  Inrn. 

Ayonii,  -<i»,  1),  a  Jilarr,  square,  mar- 
(7J 


Aro 

kel-place,  or  forum  ;  where,  ac 
cording  to  the  Greek  and  Ro- 
man customs,  the  markets, 
courts  of  justice,  and  public 
assemblies,  were  held,  and  all 
kinds  of  public  business  trans- 
acted ;  an  assembly  held  there  ; 
a  speech  or  oration  delivered 
there. 

Ayopdaadai,  Poet,  for  ayopdtadat., 
cont.  ayopacdai,  pres.  inf.  mid. 
of  ayopdu). 

Ayopd^oi,  f.  -170),  p.  vyopaKa,  (fr. 
same)  to  buy  and  sell,  traffic, 
trade  ;  to  purchase,  procure  ;  to 
redeem,  perf.  pass,  riyopdojiai,  I 
a.  ind.  pass,  riyopdaOriv. 

Ayapatog,  -ov,  b,  r;,  (fr.  same)  re- 
lating to  the  market,  vulgar, 
mean,  commn?i;  loose,  disorder- 
ly ;  judicial,  belonging  to  the 
courts ;  viz.  I'lfiipa,  those  days 
w'hen  the  courts  sit,  court  days, 
also  epith.  of  Jupiter  and  ot 
]Mercury  whose  statues  were 
placed  in  the  market  place. 

Ayopavuuog,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same,  and 
vifiog  law)  one  who  regulates  the 
market,  the  clerk  of  the  mar- 
ket. 

Ayopavofiliit  -d,  (fr.  last)  to  regu- 
late the  market,  act  as  clerk. 

Ayopiiiofiia,  -ag,  1),  (fr.  same)  the 
duly  of  the  clerk  of  the  market. 

Ayopdaiuv,  Dor.  for  ayopd^civ, 
pres.  inf.  of  ayop/i^u). 

Ayopaaia  -ag,  {/,  and  Ay6pacrig,-iog, 
Att.  -E<i)f,  i;,  (fr.  ayopd  the  mar- 
ket) buying  and  selling,  traffic, 
trade,  dealing. 

Ayopdafia,  -arog,  rb,  and  -fidf,  -ov, 
h,  (fr.  same)  merchandise. 

AyopacTf\g,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
dealer. 

Ayipaaov,  in  2  pi.  -aare,  1  a.  impr. 
act.  —  Ayopdaw,  1  pi.  -<ro/icv,  1  f. 
ind.  act.  ot  ayoodl^u). 

Ayopdu)  -w,  (fr.  ayopd  the  market) 
same  as  ayopcvw. 

Ay6pcv\  Apos.  for  aydpcvc,  pres. 
impr.  or  Ion.  and  Apos.  for 
tiydpcve  imp.  ind.  —  Ayopcvt- 
^uv.  Ion.  lor  ayontvctv,  pres. 
inf.  of 

Ayoo£t'(j,  f.  -n'ffij  (fr.  ayopd  the 
market)  to  address  a  public  as- 
sembly, harangue  ;  to  relate,  de- 
clare, tell,  show,  erplnin ;  an- 
nounce, publish,  proclaim. 

Ayopiio  -d,  f.  -»;(7(j.  the  same, 
generally  used  in  comp. 

Ayom'uiv,  Ion.  for  ayopiiv,  g.  pi.  of 
ayopd. 

.Kyopii,  -Tig,  I'l,  Ion.  for  aynpd. 

Ayopt'ivlic.,  (it.  aynp^  the  market) 
to',  or  towanU  the  miirkrt. 

Ayopli'/'i  (fr.  same)  at,  or  in  the 
market. 

AyoiiriOiif,  1  a.  par.  pass. — Ayo- 
pi'iaaro.  Ion.  for  tiynoiianro,  3 
mn.  I  u.  ind,  mid.  of  nyooifiii. 

Ayooi;ri')c,  -oTi,  li,  (fr.  ayofi  the 
market)  n  speaker, 

Ayopi;T(l<,  -ou,  h,  came. 

Ayopifri'i,  -vog,  >/,  (fr.  iianic)./7u(n- 
ey  of  language,  tloqucnce. 

"Ayoc,  -i.og  -ors,  rj,  imrrati'm,  re. 


Arp 

»pert ;  a  »i  ej-piatioriy  utonenicnt, 
sutis/actiou ;   crimt,  ^ilt,  sin  ; 
pollution. 
Aydi,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  tiyu)  to  Icail)   a 
tender,  /iciirf,  cliirf ;    a  captain, 
general. 
Ayoaris,  -ov,  h,   the  palm   of  the 
hand;  the  back  of  the  hand  ;  the 
Jist,  a  grasp;   the  forearm;  the 
arm. 
Aypa,  -a{,  (/,  a  dravghl  nf ^fishes ; 
game,  prey,  a  capture ;  a  trap  ; 
the  chase,  hiniting,  fotdirtg,  &c. 
AypdfifiaTOi,  -on,  h,  {;,  (fr.  a  licg. 
and  ypdfifia  a   lettfcr)    iUuerate, 
unlearned. 
AyoavXim  -d,  f.  -i/ffu,  p.  i)ypa<'\TtKa 
(fr.  dypoi  the  country,  ami  auA/) 
a  residence)  to  live  in  the  coun- 
try ;  to  abide  in  the  Jields,  pro- 
pcrly  by  night. 
'AypavXoi,  -ov,   b,  fj,    (fr.   same) 

abiding  in  the  Jields. 
Aypa<pis,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  nog.  and 

ypd^io  to  write)  unwritten. 
'Aypa,    and   dypu  /lai',  same   as 
dye,  and  dyt  iii,  and  aypuO'  for 
aypziTc,  prcs.  impr.  of  aypeui  to 
liunt  (th.  dypa  a  capture)  come, 
come  on;  up,  hasten,  rouse. 
Aypevfia,  -aros,  tu,   (fr.  aypevta  to 
hunt,  th.    aypa    a  prey)   game, 
prey,  booty,  spoil. 
Aypcvs,  -lo;,  Att.  -twf,  Aypcvriip, 
-rjpos,  and  Aypcvrfis,  -on,  6,  (fr. 
saine)  a  hunter,  a  huntsman,  a 
sportsman. 
Ayptvoi,  f.  cvaui,  (th.  dypa  a  prey) 
to  hunt,  chase;   to  take,  catch; 
to  ensnare,  inveigle. 
'Ayprjv,  Ion.  for  dypar,  a.  sin.  of 

dypa. 
'Aypia,    and    Ayptw;    (fr.    dypioi 

wild)  wildly,  fiercely,  savagely. 
Aypiaivw  (fr.  dypios  wild,  th.  aypbs, 
a  field)  to  irritate,  provoke,  tcaze, 
exasperate ;   to  fret,  agitate  ;    to 
heighten,  aggraroie,  embitter. 
Aypiai,  -doos,  n,  (fr.  same)  rustic, 

rural. 
Aypte\atof,  -ov,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
e\ala    the    olive-tree)    the    wild 
olive-tree  ;  a  barren  tree. 
Aypi^ii),  (fr.  same)  to  exasperate. 

see  ayptaivai. 
AyptoPd\avos,  -ov,  o,    (fr.   same, 
and  (idXavoi  an  acorn)  the  holme- 
oak. 
Aypwiivolnri,  -J/?,  )'/,  (fr.  same,  and 
livpiKrj   the   tamarisk)    the   wild 
tamarisk. 
'Ayptof,  -a,  -ov,  (th.  aypu(  a  field) 
rustic;     viild,   fierce,   turlntlent, 
boitlernus  ;  rude,  untaught,  unci- 
vilized, savage ;  untractahle,  hurt- 
ful, noxious  ;  marl,  ravine:,  fran. 
tic  ;  also,  Agrios,  a  man's  name. 
AYpi6rrii,  -tiroi,  {),  (fr.  last)  rus- 
ticity ;  wildness,  fierceness,  &c. 
AyoiSii)  -ID,  {fr.  same)  to  grow  wild, 

to  let  grow  wild  ;  tu  exasperate. 
Ayphrai,  -ov,  and  -a,  o,  Agrippa, 

a  man's  name. 
Ayptiicvij  -co;  -oHf,  o,  i/,  (fr.  dypiof 

wild)  vriltl,  fierce,  savage. 
Ayp/uif,  (fr.  same)  uncouthly,  sa- 
vagely, fiercely. 


APT 

AypdOtv  Aypddt,  (fr.  aypuf  a  field) 

from  the  field  ;  in  the  field. 
.KypoiKtut  -a,    (fr.  dypoiKoi  rustic) 

/(/  rusticate,  live  in  the  r.nuntry. 
AypoiKla,  -u{,  i),  (fr.  same)  rusti- 
city,   vulgarity,    roughness  ;    a 
country  house,  a  farm  house,   a 
villa,  a  country  seat. 
'Ay^poi^oi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  ayp!)i  a 
fitld,  and  oTkos  a  habitation)  rus- 
tic,   wild ;     clownish,    uncouth, 
awkward  ;  rude,  surly. 
Aypoiiirrii,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  same)  see 

aypirtii. 
AypoKviotuos,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and  KvioiiJidi  tumult)  rioting,  or 
causing  confusion    through    the 
country. 
Aypofievriatv,  d.   pi.   with  v  added 
—  Aypo^ivoto,   g.   sin. — Aypo- 
fi/cuiv,  g.  pi.  Ion.  for  ayttpo^i- 
vaii,  -ov,  -ij>v,  oi aytlpw. 
Ayp6vie,  (fr.  aypdi  a  field)  to  the 

field,  to  the  country. 
Aypovofila,  -af,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
v6)ioi  a  law)  regulation,  or  divi- 
sion of  land. 
Aypovdfiot,  -o)v,  o!,  (fr.  same)  offi- 
cers to  regulate,  or  divide  land  ; 
surveyors. 
Aypis,  -ov,  b,  land,  a  field,  farm, 

country  seat  ;  the  country. 
.\.ypoTipo;,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  wild  ; 
rural,   rustic  ;    a   tenant   of  the 
wilderness,     inhabitant     of    the 
country;  a  hunter,  or  huntress. 
AypoTi'ii,  -ov,  and  Ayportip  -ijpoi,  b, 
(Ir.  same)  a  rustic,  clown;  wild, 
fierce,  savage. 
AypviTvc7Te,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  impr. 

act.  of 
AypvTTvio)  -a,  (fr.  aypiirvoi  sleep- 
less)   to   lie  awake ;    to   watch, 
rvake  ;  to  be  watchful,  or  guard- 
ed against  sin. 
Aypv!7i'ia,-ai,  fi,  andlon.aypuirv/i?, 
-rii,  fi,  (fr.  same)  waking,  watch- 
ing ;  watchfulness,  vigilance,  cir- 
cumspection, d.  ])1.  aypvTTvlatg. 
' AypvTTi'Oi,  -ov,  0,  i'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  ypii 
an  atom,  and  vvvoi  sleep)  sleep- 
less ;  umtchful,  vigilant ;  diligent, 
assiduous,  incessant. 
AypvTTi'iwvTe;,   n.    pi.    cont.    ])ar. 
pres.   act.  —  Aypv-rrvovai,  3    pi. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  oCaypv-rrviw. 
AypwTo-u,  (fr.  aypii  land)  to  hunt, 

pursue,  prey. 
Kypwaca,  -ag,  fj.  Poet,  a  huntress. 
AypMCTTji,   -ov,   b,  and  aypioaruip, 
-upoi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  hunter ;  a 
rustic,  peasant,  cloum. 
' Aypi^crii,  -toi,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  lier- 
bagc,  grass,  pasture  ;  dogsgrass. 
Aypiirm,  Poet,  for  ayp6rr)s. 
Ay<i(«,    -as,  /;,    a  road,  highway, 

street;  village. 
AyuiuTis,  -tioi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  liv- 
ing in  the  same  street,  or  village, 
a  neighbour. 
Ayvixvacla,  -as,  i'/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
yvfivd^o)  to  exercise)    disorder, 
negligence,  indolence;    want   oj 
discipline,  or  cultivation. 
Ayiifivacros,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
710/  taking  exercise  ;  unpractised, 
undisciplined,  inexperienced. 
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Arx 

AyvvatKOs,  ov,  AyVvrK,  -tof  -oB», 
and  Ayvvos,  -ov,  i,  }),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  yvvi]  a  woman)  single,  un- 
manted,  a  bachelor^  or  maid. 
'AyUpij,  -toi,  Att.  -£u)f,  fj,  a  compa- 
ny, assembly,  assemblage,  crowd, 
gathering  of  people  ;  the  vulgar  ; 
a  rendezvous ;  a  lieap,  collec- 
tion. 
Ayvplu  -u    and  Ayvpl^u  (fr.  last) 

to  assemble,  collect,  meet. 
Ayvprtis,    -ov,    b,    (fr.    same)    a 
(juack-doctor,  a  mountebank,  jug- 
gler, fortune-teller  ;  impostor. 
AyvprdCiA),    (fr.   last)    to  collect   a 
crowd,  or  money,  like  a  moun 
tebank. 
Ay;^rf^w,  Poet,  for  avaxd^io. 
'Ayx'  for  dyxi. 
AyxaXdiDfFoet.  for  ava;^aA(£ui,  (fr. 

avU,  and  ;;^aXrf(D,  which  see. ) 
'Ayxaclc,  Dor.  for  dy^a^t  pres, 

impr.  ol  ayyd^u). 
'Ayxavpov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  dyyi  near, 

and  avpa  air)  twilight,  aavm. 
'Ay XI,  near,  nigh,  close,  at  hand. 
AyxlaXos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and  uXf 
the  sea)  maritime,  bordering  on 
tlie  sea,  on  the  shore.     Also,  .4  n- 
chialus,  the  name  of  a  man,  and 
a  city. 
AyX'l^aOi);,    -ios   -oBf,  h,    ij,    (fr. 
same,  and  fidOos  depth)   deep, 
nether,  near  the  earth,  here  below  ; 
steep,  precipitous. 
AyxiJ^alvoi,  f.  -jiijaoftai,  (fr.  same, 
and  /Ja/vw  to  go)  to  come  near, 
to  approach. 
Ayx'jiarfis,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  last)  a  com- 
panion, an   attendant,   a  fellow 
traveller. 
Ayx'Parib)  -w,   (fr.  last)  same  as 

ayxijiaivw. 
AyviPiiiaKa,  Dor.  for  -PtjKa,  per. 

of  ayxi(ialvu). 
Ayxtdavl)s,  -ios  -ovs,  0,  {/,  {fr.  dyxi 
near,  and  Svtjcko),  or  Sdvu  obs. 
to  die)_;u.s<  dead,  almost  dead, 
AyX'6io(,  -ov,  b,  h,  (fr-  same,  and 
Bibs  God)  near  to,  or  /»>«  a  god, 
godlike. 
AyX'Svpos,  -ov,  b,  ^,  {fr-  same,  and 
Siipa  the  door)  neighbour,  neigh- 
bouring, adjoining,  near. 
Ay;^i/iaX''"'f'  AyxlfiaKos,  and  Ay- 
XijiaKos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
^laxo/iai  to  fi^i)  fighting  near, 
at  close  quarters, 
Ay;^/uoAov,  (fr.  next)  near,  nigh, 

at  hand. 
Ayx'Vo^of,  -ov,b,h,  (fr.  dyxt  near, 
and  ^o\eiJi  to  come)  from  the 
same  country,  neighbourhood.  &c. 
also  coming  near,  approaching. 
AyXivota,  -as,  h,  (fr-  "ext)  wit, 
eiruteness;  ingenuity;  sv-htiUy, 
craft. 

A.yxivoos-ovs,-oov-ov,b,)'t,{fr.dyx^ 
near,  and  v6os  the  mind)  witty, 
acute  ;  ingenious,  sagacious,  cle- 
ver ;  artful,  crafty,  cunning. 

Ayxipoos  -ovs,  -oov  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr. 
same,  and  jtcu)  to  flow)  fiowing 
togetfur,  vihose  streams  are  near. 

A.yX((^ao,  JE6\.  for  Ayx'toov,  g.  of 

Ayy?<n;t,  -ov,  b,  Anchises,  a  m4n's 
name. 


Am 

very  near,  next ;  extremely,  very 
much,  must,  mostly. 

Ay,\;iOTt(a,  -as,  >),  anil  Ayx^^'MV, 
-ou,  ri,  (fr.  dy)(^i  near)  nearness; 
relationship ;  prupinquity,  con- 
sanguinily. 

iLy)(iartvs,  -lo;,  Att.  -/u)f,  0,  (fr. 
same)  a  near  relation,  a  kins- 
man ;  a  protector,  avenger. 

Ay;^i<7'TCTJij,  f.  -evao},  (fr.  same)  to 
6e  nearly  related,  next  of  kin  ;  to 
succeed  to  the  rights  of  inherit- 
ance ;  to  act  as  a  kinsman.  Ay- 
Xiarciofiai,  to  have  a  claim  of 
propinquity  set  aside. 

AyX'<''"'>'0^»  or  ayxi'riivo;,  -rj,  -ov, 
(fr.  ayx'  *^'ose,  and  larrfni  to 
set)  standing  close,  pressed  to- 
gether, crowded,  thick. 

'Ayx"^"*")  -<">>  *i  '/>  (fr-  "yX'  "^^'■) 
the  nearest,  next. 

AyxlcTpoipa,  (fr.  next)  quickly, 
smartly. 

AYxi<^Tpo(pos,  -ov,  i,  ';,  (fr.  dyx' 
near,  and  aTpiipij)  to  turn)  liable 
to  sudden  alterations,  changeable, 
ficUe ;  quick,  active;  sudtlen. 

Ayx^'^"',  (fr-  same)  hither,  hither- 
ward,  near,  hard  oy. 

Ay;^iJ0<,  same  asny;^!,  and  ay;^oD. 

Ayx<'>''7,  -1i,  >'lj  (fr-  dyX'^  '"  stran- 
gle) strangulation,  choking;  a 
noose,  hatter, 

'AyXO<,  (fr.  dyxi^  'o  choke)  suf- 
focation, choking,  strangulation. 

Ayx^rarai,  -n,  -of,  (sup.  of  liy^i 
near)  nearest,  next,  close. 

Ayxordroi,  (fr.  last)  most  nearly, 
very  closely. 

Ayx^rtooi,  -a,  -ov,  (comp.  of  <£y;^i 
near)  nearer,  closer. 

Kyx"^,  Pf»ct.  for  dyx'- 

Ayx°"i  pfcs.  impr.  pass.  of. 

AyY"-,  f-  -(^w,  p.  f/yxajto  strangle, 
choke,  suffocate ;  bind  tightly, 
compress ;  restrain,  manage,  or 
curb ;  to  liUnce. 

Ay;^w/i3Aoj,  -ov,  h,  !),  (fr.  dyxi 
near,  and  a/iaXd;  even)  equal, 
even  ;  nearly  of  the  same  age, 
stature,  or  rank. 

'Ayii),  f.  ri^u),  p.  tixa,  to  bring,  lead, 
corulurt,  escort;  corn/,  hear;  to 
introduce,  bring  in ;  to  move, 
drive,  impel ;  to  draw,  drag,  rob, 
ravage,  pluruler  ;  to  v:pigh,  con- 
tider,  explain,  interpret ;  to 
}f.    esteem,    vrtluc ;     to    utter,    pro- 

•  wnmce;  to  marry;  j»a.s».  to 
tpervt,  r^lehrnte  ;  to  irutwe,  prr- 
Vail  on,  move,  'ifferl;  to  govern, 
tule,  train,  educate ;  to  rjtnvn/ 
oneself  away,  go,  depart,  p.  Att. 
Ay^x't,  and  nyfinx'i.  2  a.  iiul. 
ftyov,  Alt.  f,yaytiv,  unpr.  dyayf 
■ub.  aydyia.  inf.  nyiytiv.  p»;r. 
pass,    riy/iai,  1  a.  fix'ini',  1    f. 

ax^fianuai. 
'Ayo,  to  break,  soc  dyvvfji, 
Ay-iytiif,   -hf,    Alt.    -/w;,   h,   (fr. 
ilyta    to   lead)    a  leader,    guide, 
r^ndurinr  ;  a  batter,  bridle. 
Ay'ay!l,  -jjc,  /;,  {fr.  same)  a  driv. 
tTJf,   or  lea/ling  niray,  rtirryin^ 
',  carriage,  ronvn/anrr ;  a  roail, 
■  !,'hway  ;    a  coumr,  or  manner 

u 


AAA 

of  life;  education,  training,  rear- 
ing, discipline ;  comfort,  conso- 
lation;  amusement,  inducement, 
a  lawsuit,  appeal;  conduct,  be- 
haviour. 

Aywyifiof,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same)  easy 
to  be  led,  docile,  tradable  ;  port- 
able, to  be  carried. 

Ayiiytov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a  bur- 
den, a  cart-load. 

Ayuyo;,  -or,  h,  (fr.  same)  a  guide. 

Aycji',  -iHvoq,  b,  a  contest,  spectacle, 
games  ;  the  scene,  course,  circus, 
amphitheatre,  where  such  are 
perfonned ;  the  assemblage  ol 
spectators  there  ;  a  temple ;  the 
concourse  attending  ajiy  cele- 
bration there ;  a  concourse,  or 
assemblage  of  any  sort,  as  of 
ships  ;  a  circle,  circuit ;  strife, 
contention,  contest,  competition, 
rivalry;  a  lawsuit;  peril,  danger. 

Ayui'i'a,  -as,  i),  (fr.  aydiv  a  contest) 
strife,  struggle,  contest,  conten- 
tion ;  anxiety,  agony,  anguish. 

Ayoiiiao)  -w,  (fr.  same)  see  ayiji- 

.\.yu>viiaTai,  and  Ayiavlcaro,  Ion. 
for  rjyujvia^ivoi  etc},  and  tjaav,  3 
pi.  per.  and  pper.  of  aywii'^o/iai. 

Ayuvtcujiai,  Dor.  for  ayuiiiSuai, 
Att.  for  ayuvicofiat,  1  f.  mid.  of 
ayuri'^o/iai. 

Aywvi^eaOc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  im- 
pr. mid.  —  Aywii^oD,  2  sin.  pres. 
impr.  mid.  —  Aywvi^dnevos,  par. 
pres.  pass,  of 

.\y<j)»i'fu),  but  more  usually,  ayuii- 
^ouai,  f.  -iaoiiat  p.  ityiivicftai, 
(fr.  ayiiv  a  contest)  to  contend, 
struggle,  Jiglit ;  to  strive,  endea- 
vour ;  to  risk,  or  to  be  in  danger  ; 
to  agonize;  to  act,  perform. 

Ayiivios,  -ov,  i,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  relat- 
ing to  public  games;  toilsome, 
dangerous,  hazardous. 

Aywviojia,  -Sros,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a 
contest,  Jieht ;  competition,  trial ; 
a  race,  match ;  a  dispute,  suit; 
an  exjAoit ;  risk,  peril,  danger. 

Aydiviirrfis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
wrestler,  boxer,  rhamjiinn,  prize- 
fighter ;  a  competitor,  rivrd,  actor. 

AyuyrtBrfKbs,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  same) 
coTircrning  puJ/tic  games  ;  fitted, 
prepared,  or  trained,  for  them ; 
r^ntrorersial. 

KyijivoOirrjs,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  fiyiii-a  pub- 
lic game,  and  rlOni"  t"  arrange) 
fin  umpire,  arbitrator,  judge,  or 
stnvard  at  the  names  in  Grercc. 

AyuvoOtri'i,)  -w,  I.  -I'/irui,  (fr.  same) 
to  preside  'it  the  games,  adjudge 
prizes  ;  to  urge,  instigate,  r.rcitr. 

Ayoio,  Ifcb,  indccl.  a  crane. 

' \ba,  -nf,  1],  a  womanV  nanu;  Ada. 

'i^i'ii,  Dor.  fr)r  fii'ii,  il.  sin.  of  i/fitis. 

Aiariiiovia,  -«»,  and  Ion.  n^nnfio- 

*'ln,  -IS,  hi   (fr-  1'''')  vnskilful- 

nris,    inrx}>rrtnrss,   inrxpericnee, 

want  of  art  or  ingenuity. 

Kfinfiiiioi',  -nvns,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  <i  ncg.  and 
f^afifiuiv,  knowin;;,  ih.  balui  to 
Inarn)  unskilful,  ignorant,  rude, 
nimple,  unlriirnrd,  unrrprrirnred. 

\fafi(,  -tos  -nrs,  b,  }'i,  (fr.  a  ni'B. 
and   oa/o)    to   loam)    unlearned, 


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untaught,    ignorant;     soothing, 
lulling,  rendering  insensible. 

AdaicTos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
liiiio  to  divide)  whole,  entire,  un- 
divided; indivisible. 

'AloKpvs,  -vos,  and  ASaKpCros,  -ov, 
b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  Sditpv  a  tear) 
without  a  tear,  tearless  ;  unpitied, 
unlamented  ;  unrelenting,pitiless. 

ApaKOvTi,  (fr.  last)  without  tears. 

A^dfi,  indecl.  Adam,  the  first  man. 

Aiaixarrtvos,  ->;,  -or,  (fr.  next)  ad- 
amantine ;  hant,  solid;  firm, 
strong;  hardy,  resolute,  invincible. 

A^afias,  -avTos,  b,  (fr.  a  neg.  ajld 
Saftdu)  to  tame)  adamant,  dia- 
mond. 

Aidfiacros,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
unsubdued,  unconquered ;  refrac- 
tory, untameable;  implacable,  in- 
exorable. 

Aia^ioj  -u,  same  as  aJap^td),  1  a., 
inf.  act.  ala^Tjcai. 

ASd-ai'os,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Sa-ravdiii  to  expend)  without 
charge,  or  expense,  gratuitous ; 
not  chargeable  ;  thrifty,  frugal. 

Aiairdi'dis,  (fr.  last)  without  ex- 
pense, gratis,  thriftily. 

ASdpKtis,  -ov,  b,  sea  water  collected 
to  evaporate  in  order  to  get  the  salt; 
a  matter  gathering  upon  plants 
in  salt  marshes  ;  pickle,  brine. 

'At^aaav,  for  a'l'u,  which  the  Laco- 
nians  use  for  df>iv,  much,  very, 
and  dcrav  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  dSw. 

Aiacrrbs,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
6alo)  to  divide)  undivided,  indi- 
visible;  iL'hole,  entire. 

A  6axioy,  to  excite  itching;  to  scratchy 
scrape  ;  to  tickle.  ' 

.\.^&avos,  -a  -ov,  (fr.  di,  or  a'^u, 
Laconic  for  d^rjv  very,  and  avos 
dry)  very  dry,  arid,  parched. 

A'^hhs,  Poet,  for  n&ct'is. 

A^^riK6TC<,  Poet,  for  alitiKdrcS' 

'Ah^rjv,  Poet,  for  a'(5);i'. 

A(5(5;;(/iay('a,  -as,  i'/,  (fr.  next)  vora- 
ciousness, greediness,  gluttony. 

Aiin'idyos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  dSfiiv 
much,  and  ipdytii  to  eat)  greedy, 
gluttonous,  ravenous,  corrosive. 

Ai^M,  indccl.  Addi,  a  man's  name. 

Af'fii^,  a  measure  of  four  of  the 
Xolvt^.     About  a  gallon. 

' A!it  Ka\  nvrd.  Dor.  for  tfiov  it  Kal 
nvrl),  there  she  is  herself. 

"Aic,  Dor.  for  i/.^t  imp.  of  ue^u, 

^A^e,  Dor.  for  j'('f>  here. 

' Ahia,  Dor.  for  hiMa  from  Ijivs- 

A('f»)»,  -ios-ov;,  b,  i;,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
if  OS  fear,  til.  iclid)  to  fear)  fear- 
less, iutrejiid,  boUl ;  stubborn, 
hrailstrong  ;  haughty,  in.vitrnt ; 
shameless,  impudent;  safe,  secure. 

'Aiti,  3  sin.  of  dio). 

'Aiit,  conl.  iiirl,  Dot.  for  i/Sit,  fifiT, 

d.  sin.  of  I'/ivs. 
'Airi'i,   -as,  f/t    (fr-  next)  freedom 
from  fear,  security,  safety  ;    in- 
Irrpidily,  rouragr,  bravery. 
Aiuhs,  Po'f.  fornitfis.    WsnAfitl- 

iX  Ion.  for  dictas,  g.  of.  dicta, 
AiclimiTos,  and  Aifluarof,  -ov,  b, 
fl,  (fr.  a  nrg.  and  }it7iin  fear,  th. 
iiliht  to  fi!ar) /rar/cM,  undaunt- 
ed, inlripid,  bold. 


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AaH 


aai 


'Xit'*',  prcs.  inf.  cont.  of  uc'i'u). 
But  ii'c'fii'  same  from  <i(^ui.  And 
c^cVii'  from  ifiui,  or  lu/i^u  Poot. 

'Ai'tiTioj,  -ov,  4,  i';,  (fr.  u  ni-g.  and 
fci::iov  supper)  suppcrlcss. 

Aihictiat/jivwi,  (fr.  <i  nog.  cV/i^u  to 
fear,  and  (^ii/iwi'  a  ^oil)  r<\!;iir(l- 
Uss  of  the  i:oils,  irreligioiisli/,  im- 
piousli/,  irrtvircnih/. 

XSiKaaroi,  -on,  6,  i),  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
if«.<i^u)  to  bribe)  unbribed,  incor- 
rupt ;  honest. 

AitKocTioi  (fr.  last)  incorruptly, 
justly,  ho7}estly. 

AicXipat,  -(jtas,  -<pi)v,  -<pr)S,  cases  of 

ASt\<pctos,  and  ah\(l>tds,  Poet,  and 
Ion.  for  aic'S({i6i. 

ASc\(Pi),  -Ti(,  fi,  (fr.  ah\<pbi  a  bro- 
ther) a  sister,  according  to  the 
several  senses  of  aitX(pis,  which 
see. 

Ah\(pi?ia  -?Tj,  -tai  -?;?,  >';,  (fr. 
same)  the  daughter  of  a  brother, 
or  sister,  a  niece. 

A^cX^tShi  -out,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same) 
the  S071  of  a  brother,  or  sister,  a 
nephew. 

Aic\ij>ifiov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  little  brother,  a  dear  little  bro- 
ther. 

ASeX<p(^(o,  f.  -iVu,  (fr.  same)  to 
talse,  or  adopt  for  a  brother,  to 
address,  or  entreat  as  a  brother. 

AhXcptKos,  -'h  -01',  (fr.  same)  bro- 
therly, fraternal. 

Ai^EX^iKwf,  (fr.  last)  like  brothers, 
brotherly. 

AScXifioKTdvog,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same, 
and  KTiho)  to  kill)  a  murderer  of 
a  brother,  a  fratricide. 

ActXcpbp,  JEol.  for 

AScXipbs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  a  together,  and 
h\(l>vi  the  womb)  a  brother  pro- 
irlv  ■      ■ 


perly  by  the  same  mother  ;  a  bro^ 
ther  generally  ;  n  kinsman,  cou- 
sin ;  one  of  the  same  tribe,  cast, 
profession,  or  countri/ ;  one  of 
the  same  faith,  a  christian;  adj. 
twi\t,  related  ;  similar,  congenial, 
brotherly, 

Aoi\<p6T>]i,  -vrn;,  i',  (fr.  last)  the 
relation  of  brothers,  or  sisters; 
a  brotherhood,  fralernity ;  a  so- 
ciety of  brethren  in  Christ. 

AiifiaTo;,  -ou,  b,  i';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
fifias  the  body)  without  a  body, 
bodiless;  incorporeal,  spiritual; 
dead.  Or,  for  acdfiavTos,  wh. 
see. 

Ahifitv,  Ion.  for  nltiv. 

' Afievigos,  -ov,  b,  tj,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
civogov  a  tree)  without  trees ; 
bare,  barren ;  open,  clear. 

Aiii,  Dor.   for  iiaij-iXts,  ncut.   of 

Aih,  neut.  of  afin,  for  ariSm,  wh. 
see. 

Ai5tVi70T05,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
icar.6Trii  a  lord)  without  a  mas- 
ter, free;  without  authority,  or 
recommendation  ;  unauthorized , 
unwarranted ;  v:ilhout  a  lord,  or 
ruler. 

Aica-n(jTij)s,  (fr.  preced. ) /ree/y,  a/ 
liberty,  at  large. 

AitvKiii,  -IOC  -oPf,  6,  }i,  (fr.  a  neg. 


and  fcvKOi  the  sweet  juice  of 
the   grape)   bitter;  disagreeable, 
unpleasant ;  unwelcome. 
A<V4';roj,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
6(\j.iu)  to  cook)    raw;    not  well 
cooked,  sudden,  rare;  untanned, 
not  dressed. 
' Aiiu}    -d,    f.    -//CO),  p.    )iSriKa,  to 
please,  delight,  give  pleasure  ;  to 
flatter,  sooth  ;  to  prefer,  choose ; 
2   f.    ui^o),    per.   mid.   'iaia,   and 
tia^a.  Poet,  for  i';Ai(,  par.  'taiitii, 
2  a.  laiov,  for  Ji&ov. 
Aiim,  (fr.  a't^w  to  satiate)  to  be  tired, 
wearied,  fatigued.  1  a.  opt.  .iEol 
afijacia,   and  aii>jai.ia,    -as,  -c, 
for  aii'itratfii. 
A(?£uJs,  (fr.  a6c>ii  fearless) /earZes* 

ly,  undauntedly. 
"A(hi,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  ac/u. 

"Affi,  <i. — "Ail],  V "A^ou,  g.  of 

'A(5i;5. 
A<5j;v(5r£f,  and  AiitiK6TCi,  Ion.  for 
tiirjK6Tci,  n.  pi.  par.  per.  act.  of 
afiiii. 
'AiriKTOi,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
SaKvui  to  bite)  not  apt  to  be  cor- 
roded, or  wasted,  nor  feeling  de- 
ray,  lasting,  durable  ;  not  bitten, 
or  gnawed ;  unenvied,  unmolest- 
ed;  sup.  airiKTCTaroi. 
Aii'/\>]roi,  -ov,  b,  {],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
iijMia  to  hurt)  unhurt;   sound, 
whole,  entire,  safe. 
'Ai^j/Xof,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Si)\os  clear)  unseen,  hidden,  la- 
tent, concealed;    obscure,  mean, 
ignoble;    doubtful,  dubious,  un- 
certain. 
Ait]\6Trjg,  -r]To%,  and  ASt]\ia,  -ag,  i';, 
(fr.  last)  uncertainty,  obscurity; 
inconstancy,  flcMeness. 
Aii'iXiai,  (fr.  same)  uncertainly,  ob- 
scurely,  dubiously ;   impcrcepti- 
hly.  _ 
kirj^iovQyriTOf,  -ov,  b,  '/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ^7]fHovpY^<^  'o  constitute)  in- 
rfl'ectual,     inrjjicadous  ;     weak, 
feeble, 

Aiiviiovdv,  prcs.  inf.  act.  conl 

A(5i;//ova)i',  par.  prcs.  act.  cont. 
of 
Aitjfioviw  -w,  f.  ->;<7(<),  p.  n^rifidvnKa, 
to  languish,  faint,  sink  with  la- 
bour or  fatigue  ;  to  grieve,   de- 
spair ;    to   be  overwhelmed  with 
sorrow,  or  anxiety,  1  a.  act.  ?;6>;- 
Itdvtioa. 
'hi'ii',  and  ah^nv,    enough,  abun- 
dantly, sufficiently. 
Aiiiv,  -hoi,    b,  a  kernel,    gland; 
the  tonsils,    or   almonds    of  the 
tongue. 
Afr;viu)i,  (fr.  next)  artlessly,  arvk- 

irardly. 
Afiriviii,  -loi  -oTi;,  b,  r].  Poet.  (fr.  a 
neg.    and    Ci'ivoi   design)  unde- 
signing,  artless,  simple;  unskil- 
ful, stupid,  dull. 
AinpU,  -iroi,  and  Ai'/jpirof,  -ov,  b, 
li,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  ^npi(,  a  fight) 
vilhout  dispute,  amicable,  peouce- 
able ;    irresistible,  7Wi  to  be   op- 
posed. 
Ait]P'r(j>i,    (fr.   last)   itulisputabty, 
v:ithout  dispute,  unquestionably 


a  neg.  and  ctSta  to  see)  a  dark, 
obscure  place;    a  place  unseen, 
or  not  to  be  seen  by  mortals  ; 
hades,   the  receptacle,  or   region 
of  tlie  dead,   containing   all  the 
fabulous   mansions  of  the  hca- 
tlien  ritual.     According  to   the 
christian  doctiine,   the   invisible 
world  of  spirits,  the  unsein  place 
of  souls  ;  the  place  of  the  dead 
generally,   but    vulgarly  a  place 
of  torment ;    the    abode    of   the 
damned,  hell;  death. 
Airjipuyia,  see  aiitjipayla. 
AiidyiuiaTOf,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and     iidyiiuifit    to    distinguish) 
indisti7iguishab!e,     indiscernible, 
doubtful. 
AitaipcTos,  -ov,  b,  ii,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  ■ 
iiaipiu)  to  separate)  inseparable,    \ 
closely  attached. 
ASioKplros,   -ov,   b,  {],   (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Si.aKpivo)  to  distinguish)  not 
to    be  distinguished,     iyidistinct, 
confused ;   peaceable,  not  litigi- 
ous ;    undistinguishing,    impar- 
tial. 
ASia\tl-nTOi,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.   a  neg. 
and  haXciirui    to    intermit)  uji- 
ceasing,  continual,  without  inter- 
mission, 
AiiaXdnTbii,  (fr.  last)  continually, 

incessantly. 

AiidWaKTOs,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  a  neg. 

and  ^taWdoao)  to  reconcile)  ir- 

reconcileable,  adverse,  discordant. 

AStdXvTOi,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

5ta\vii)  to  melt)  not  to  be  melted, 

indissoluble  ;  binding,  flrm. 

AiiavTov,  -ov,  rb,    (fr.   next)    an 

herb,  maiden-hair. 
Aoi'ai'Tof,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
liaivu)  to  sprinkle)  not  sprinkled, 
or  moistened,   dry;    rigid,    mi- 
bending,  strict, 
AiiaiTTijiTos,  -ov,  b,  »';,  (fr.  o  neg. 
and   iiairi-KTU)    to   decay)  flrm, 
lasting,  durable;   infallible,  cer- 
tain. 
Aiid(TTpo(poi,  -ov,  b,  li,   (fr.  a  neg. 
and  hanTpiij>o)  to  distort)  unper- 
veiled,  invariable. 
AiidrpenTOi,  -ov,  b,  >';,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and    liarpiTna    to   pervert)    un- 
moved; immoveable,  flrm,  unal- 
terable. 
AStarpiTTTO)?,  (fr.  last)  immoveably, 

flrmly. 
AiiaipOopia,  -ai,h,  (fr.  next)  incor- 
ruptness,  integrity,  honesty  ;  pu- 
rity of  manners  ;  sincerity. 
AfidipOopoi,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
itafOopa  corruption,  th.  (iiOdpio 
to  corrupt)  incorruptible,  uncor, 
r.ypt,  pure,  honest,  sincere. 
Aitdtpopos,  -ov,  b, ,),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
iia(liipo>     to    difl'cr)    indi/ferent, 
middling,  neither  good  nor  bad  ; 
trifling,  insignificant. 
Aiidil'cvoTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg, 
and  cta^'tv^ojiai  to  deceive)  that 
cannot  be  deceived,  or  imposed  on. 
Aii^i'KTOf,  -ov,  6,  f],  (fr.  n  neg.  and 
hfidoKij)  to  teach)  untaught,  ig- 
norant, illiterate,  inerperienced ; 
natural,  spontaneous. 


Ai>ii,  and  Poet.  aWi/f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Acu^haoTOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  ncg, 
(10) 


A  AM 

iia  through,  and  c^crd^oi  to  exa- 
mine) unsearchable ;  viexpressi- 
ble,  ineffable. 

Aiinyn-roi,  -ov,  h,  {,,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  cinyionat  to  relate)  not  to 
be  told,  beyond  expression,  inex- 
pressible. 

AiiKtlre,  act.  —  AiiKuaOe,  pass. 

2  pi.  cent.   ofaliKita. 
AoiKiaaat,  Ion.  and  JEci[.  for  a6t- 

Kijcrai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 

AJiic/u  -<2,  f.  -t';CO),  p.  ijc'iKriKa,  (fr. 
a  neg.  and  iUv  justice)  to  injure, 
wrong  ;  to  annoy,  hurl,  damage, 
harm.  Par.  pres.  a^ixiiov,  -wv, 
a.  sin.  a^iKovira.  1  a.  ind.  1701- 
Ki'iaa'  impr.  aSiKtjcov.  pres.  pass. 
aliKiojiai  -ovjiat.  per.  ind.  pass. 
TliiKvfai.      1  a.  rjiiKt'iOnv. 

AiiK^BeU,  -uaa,  -iv,  g.  -trrog,  par. 
1  a.  pass.  —  AitKndi^,  -fis,  -ji, 
1  a.  sub.  pass,  of  last. 

AitKJi^a,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  same)  an 
act  of  injustice;  injury,  hurt, 
tcrong,  damase ;  crime,  offence; 
disgrace,  scandal. 

AitK^cai,  par.  1  a.  act. —  AitKrjaat, 
1  a.  inf.  act.  —  A^ncjcoru,  3  sin. 
1  a.  impr.  act.  —  A^tKnaji;,  ~ 
sin.  and  -cnre,  2  pi.  and  -aojc-i, 

3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  —  Ai'iki/cu, 
-cii,  -ct,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  a6i- 

AitKijTtos,  -a,  -0%;  (fr.  same)  to  he 
injured,    &c. ;    hurl    cannot    be 
avoided,  wron^  must  be  done. 
kiiKla,  -af,  >),  (fr.  same)  injustice, 
■     partiality,  wrong,  injury ;  false- 
hootl,    deceit ;     unriglUeousness, 
iniquity,  villany. 
Ai?<<to6o(fO)  -5,  (fr.  dciKo!  unjust, 
and  ii^a  fame)  to  seek  fame  by 
bad  means ;  to  tfiirst  after  glory ; 
to  decree  iniquitously ,  determine 
unjustly. 
'AilKOi,  -ov,  f),  I'l,  (fr.   a  neg.  and 
eUn  justice)   unjust,  iniifuitoiis, 
partial,  corrupt  ;  dtcritful,  falla- 
riouK ;    injurious,    hurtful ;    un- 
righleous,  sinful,  wicked  ;  inade- 
quate, unjil,  improper. 
AJiKu,  1  sin.  com.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  KiiKiov,  n.   mas.    cont.   par. 
pres.  art.  of  artmr/uj. 
Af'iiflit,  (  fr.  n'mroj,  unjust)  unjust- 
ly, wickedly,  &c. 
Kliivniiiv,  JV.c>\.  ior  afitviov,  g.  pi.  of 
Kilvb^,  -n,  -dv,  drtisf, thick,  cnjnous; 
rrowrlrd,  numcrmis  ;  strong,  hnr- 
d<l  ;  Jicrcr,  violent ;  ccasiUss,  in- 
rrjurtit ;  fat  ;  noin/,  clamorous. 
Aciov,  Dor.  for  qiiov,  neut.  comp. 

of  iff'vf. 
\iioo'h!>T(i>(,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  eiopOcSu 
I..  •^>rrcct)  incorritrihly. 

.  -01),  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
...i    ihirRt)    not   tJiiriti/,   vwint, 
crnt ;  qurruiung,  cooling,   allay- 
ing thirnt. 
'Ai)iiiTO(,  -01',  «,  Dor.  for ' Kft^tirof, 

Admrtiis,  a  nian'x  name. 
K'jiM,  -^ro?,  name  on  ' \f,firiTo%, 
-ov,  h,  li,  (fr.  n  nr^.  and  finfiAio 
to  •iiibdiie)  unlamnl,  wild,  un- 
broken ;  unlrarJnlile,  Jlerce,  sa- 
vage, 
Aliitirii,  -Hot,  ht  same  as  last. 


AaP 

ACfi^Trj,  -';>',  >';,  Admete,  aiwoman's 

name. 
kifioXla,  or  K^jnii\ia,  -a?,  i'/,  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  ibjtCiv  intelligent)  igiui- 
rance. 
°A^oi/ii,2  a.  opt.  act.  ofut^/u). 
h.lioKT)rov,  AioKi'iTio^,  and  'AJoKoiy, 
(fr.  next)  unexpectedly,  sudden- 
ly, unawares. 
AioKnro;,  -ov,  b,  1;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ioKiii)   to   consider)   unexpected, 
unthought     of,    sudden ;    of   no 
consideration,  mean,  wurtldess. 
AioKtiiog,  -ov,  b,  >'],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
idKtftoi  ap[>roved,  th.    cokiu)   to 
consider)   disapproved,    rejected, 
cast    off;     undiscerning,     silly, 
senseless,     stupid ;     unqualified, 
unfit,  barren,  worthless. 
AcoXtir^fu)   -u,   f.    -fjaij}    (fr.    din;, 
abundance,    and  Xto-;^!?  conver- 
sation) to  converse  freely,  to  chat, 
^  gossip  together.     1  a.  inf.  act. 
aooXec^'jaat. 
AioXEoy^i];,   -ov,  b,    (fr.    same)    a 

talker,  a  gossip. 
Aoo\taT^ia,  -ai,  i),  (fr.  same)  talka- 
tiveness ;  conversation,  chat. 
ASo\ca)(ds,  -ov,  b,   »j,    (fr.   same) 

talkative,  loquacious,  chatty. 
'AcoXoi,  -ov,  b,  hi  (fr-  «  ffg-  3Jid 
i6\oi  deceit)  cnridid,  ingenuous, 
sincere;  pure,  innocent;  unmix- 
ed, unadulterated, 
Ai6\(o;,  (fr.  last)  sincerely. 
~Alov,  Dor.  for  f/ioi;  imp.  ind.  ant. 
of  ifcui ;  or  neut.  of  iiiiov,  par. 
pres.  of  same  verb  ;  but 
"Aiov,  Dor.  for  I'liov,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  uc/w,  or  avidi'O),  opt.  acotfii, 
'ASoyii,  Dor.  for^^ovi?. 
Ai(h't]Toi,  -ov,  b,  }),  fr.  a  neg.  and 
iovlij)    to   cfisturb)    immoveable, 
unshaken,  firm  ;   unmoved,   mo- 
tionless, still,  calm,  quiet. 
A^ovli,  -tioi,  II,  same  as  arihovii. 
'AiovTCi.  n,    pi.    par.    pres.    act. 
—  'A^oueri,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of  ddia. 
Ain^lui  -w,   (fr.  a    neg.  and  U^a 
fame)  to  live  inglorious,  to  be  of 
nfi  account ;  to  vilify,  defame. 
Aio^ia,  -uf,  )'/,  (fr.  same)  infamy, 

ignominy,  disgrace,  dishonour, 
'Ai^ofof,  -ov,  b,!i,  (fr.  same)  inglo- 
rious, mean,  infamous,  contempti- 
ble, obscure. 
"Aioi,  -ov,  n,  (fr.  di5fui  to  please) 

joy,  delight,  pleasure, 
'Af.of,  -£o{  -oiif,  t4,  (fr.  di<j)  to  sa- 
tiate) satiety,  ilisgust,  Ihiithing  ; 
lassitude,      weariness,    fatigue ; 
jilenly,  eihundance, 
' Afiov,  g.  of  ifhrji. 
'Ai5()i/iirrrr;id<,  -t),   -iv,  of  the  city 

of  Adrami/llium, 
Aipiytl'if  and  A?oa\'!a,-n(,  I),  (fr.  n 
neg.  anri  fip-ilvut  for  rptoi  lo  act) 
weakness,  feebleness;  sloth,  inilo- 
lence,  languor. 
A^prtriM  -i3,  (fr.  name)  to  be  weak, 

or  inrlolent  ;  to  nectrct,  fail, 
Afjiiti'if,  -iii  -o'f,  ",  hi  (fr-  sami^) 
weak,  feeble,  infirm  ;  barren,  im- 
potent ;  slothful,  bay^  iiulolcnt ; 
destitute. 
AfpdoTCta,  Ion.  nf^ot)<jTtlri,  on  cpi- 
(«l) 


AAP- 

tliet  of  I^emesis ;  envy,  malice, 
revenge  ;  fate,  destiny, 
Ahpaaroi,  -ov,  b,  1],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
iodu)  to  flee)   that  will  not  flee, 
or   fly ;  'firm,    resolute,    faith- 
ful.    Also  Adrastus,    a    man's 
name. 
'Aipc-ri'i^ioXov.   -ov,    TO,    (fr.    u^poi 
abundant,  and  czi'iliuXo;  for  £771- 
(io'kos  sharing)  success,  prosperi- 
ty ;  the  full  attainment  of  an  ob- 
ject,   good    fortune;     boldness, 
sublimity . 
' Abpiw  -w,   f.    -^(Tu),  p.  I'lrprjKa  (fr- 
same)  to  abound,  he  plentiful,  be 
large ;  to  grow,  increase.     Par. 
per.  act.  ij^pjjicwj. 
AopT/orii);,  -ris,  1),  tJie  daughter  of 

Adrastus. 
Acpnaros,  Ion.  for  'ASpacTo;. 
' Aipia,  d.  of 
'Aipiag,  -ov,  b,  Adria,  or  Gulf  of 

Venice. 

'.i'lpos,   -a,  -5i',    ripe,  mature,  full 

grown;    rich,  abundant,  plenti- 

ful ;    great,  powerful,    inighty ; 

strong,  fat,  large. 

' Aipoaviiti  ->K,  '/,  (fr-  last)  same 

as  ne.\t. 
'A^purrii,  -ijroi,  i/,  (fr.  same)  abun- 
dance, plenty  ;    wealth  ;    power, 
strength,  vigour,  maturity  ;  great- 
ness. 
' AipdrriTt,  d.  of  last. 
"Aipvvaii,   -los,   Att.   -fuf,   i^,  (fr. 
a&pivia  to  increase)  youth,  pu- 
berty, manhood,  7naturity, 
'Afpvvw,  f.  -Biu),    p.    ijipvyKa  (fr. 
a^pdj  abundant)  to  increase,   en- 
large, extend,  aggrandize  ;  rear, 
fatten.  —  ' Aipviopai,  to  grow,  to 
become  great,  to  act  proudly;  to 
arrive  at  manhood. 
'Aiv,  Dor.  for  ijiii. 
' ASvY^ioacof,  Dor.  for  jr/^OyXuxrcoj. 
'A^vcvns,  Dor.  for  )/^ii£:t»;j. 
'AivXoyoi,  Dor.  for  i/i^uXoyof. 
'A^i'/jeX/';;,  Dor.  for  lii)vpe\iU. 
Kivvapia,  -nf,  1/,  and  Ion.  A&vvaplri, 
-Tj;,  t'l,  (fr.  n  neg.  and  Mvufiat  to 
be  able)  impossihilily,  impotence. 
Aovvacla,  -nf,  1';,  (fr.  same)   impo- 
tence, weakness,   inability,  imbc- 
cilily  ;  simplicity,  silliness, 
Aiinariio  -d,  f.  I'loii),  (fr.  same)  to 
be  unable,  to  be  impotent;  to  be 
impossible,      1  f.  ind.  act.  aiivva- 
Ti'iau),  -£if,  -CI. 
Aivvliroi,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same)  un- 
able, incapable;   impotent,  weak ; 
imptssibte,  impracticable.  Comp, 
ai^vV'iTiorrpoi,  sup.  -TioriiTOi. 
A^vvdriof,  (fr.  last)  weakly,  feebly  ; 

foolithly, 
' AivTiioiii,  Dor.  for  ^iV'irroof. 
'Ai^i'f,  Dor.  for  iV!t!c. 
'Ai^iiroi'  -nv,  rb,    (fr.    a   neg.   and 
fivviii  or  (iiiu)  lo  enter)  a  sacred, 
or    consecrated  pbfc,    a  purl  of 
the   Temple  inio  wliii-ii  mine  hut 
the  priest  was  allowed  to  enter, 
a  shrine, 
'AfHrof,  -nv,  b,  !,,  (fr.  name)  inac- 
ressible,    not    tn    be  apjironclied ; 
consecrated,  hotv,  hedlowed. 
'Af>it>,  f.  -T>",   '"  sntintc,  fill,   glut, 
gratify;  to  injure,  hurt,  harm. 


AEI 

^^u,  Poet,  acliuf  r.  f/iroi,  j>.  j)Kn, 
sine,  tvarbU ;  to  jiroplus;/,  to 
tillir  oracles ;  to  priusc,  cclibrate. 
I  a.  f)(ra,  per.   |iuss.  jiaftai,  1   a. 

'.K.iui,  to  j>li<i.ic,  see  i'kVo). 
'A(5ui',  -oi'ffu,  -01 ,  ("2  a.  par.  oflnst) 
pleavii'St  agreeable;  willingj  reu- 
dy. 
A<'ii< ,  -6ros,  fi,  Dor.  for  ati^tov. 
'A<''u)r(j,  -(('oj,  6,  Adoiii.i,  a  man's 
name.  n.  'A^wiii'. 

AewpvoSi  -on,  4,  i';,  (fr.  a  neg.  ami 
iwpov  a  gift)  ungiflcd,  not  re- 
warded. 

Ai(t>pofiK)iTOi,  -oil,  b,  !},  (fr.  n  net;. 
fiSsfov  a  nifl,  and  ii^ouni  to  take) 
//lo/  "  i//  ?io<  take  a  bribe,  incor- 
ru]>t,  vpri^^lit,  hoyiest. 

'A^upof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
iiipov  a  gift)  without  presents; 
tingijted,  withotit  reward  ;  incnr- 
rxipt,  upris:ht,  honest.  Also  tohu 
does  not  give,  niggurdli/. 

ASu)Tr}s,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  tV' 
Sijjfii  to  give)  u'Ao  (/oes  not  give, 
ungenerous,  covetous. 

A.e6\cvw,  f.  -cvcu),  p.  tO/ia,  (fr.  aiO- 
Aof  contest)  to  contend  at  public 
games  ;  to  Jig}U, ;  to  contest, 
strive,  dispute,  vie,  emulate ;  to 
strive,  labour,  toil.  1  a.  opt.  _^ol. 
aiOXcuaeia,  -af,  -c. 

AtBXiw,  Ion.  for  aO'Siu,  same  as 
last. 

Aid^nrfip,  -ijpof,  6,  (fr.  same)  one 
who  Jights  at  public  games ;  a 
champion,  prize-Jighter,  pugilist, 
wrestler. 

AlOXtov,  'At6Xo)',  an(l~AOXo>',  -ov, 
Td,  (fr.  same)  a  prize,  premiujn, 
reward  of  victori/. 

Af'0Xiof,  -on,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  cham- 
pion, prize-Jighter,  pugilist. 

AcdSovikia,  -as,  i;,  (fr.  same,  and 
viKV  victory)  victory,  success, 
or  triumph,  in  public  games. 

'AtOAof,  -oil,  b,  a  contest,  trial  of 
skill ;  a  fight,  skirmish,  battle  ; 
risk,  danger,  hazard ;  a  con- 
troversy, dispute;  public  games, 
tournaments,  or  martial  exer- 
cises ;  pains,  labour,  toil,  fatigue, 
distress. 

Kt0\o<p6oo?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  dtO\ov  a 
prize,  and  (popio)  or  (pipu  to  car- 
ry) who  carries  the  prize,  a  con- 
queror alpuhWc,  games  •  victorious. 

AeJ,  alu>ays,  ever,  aye  ;  frequently, 
continually,  perpetually. 

Aciyct'crduiv,  jEol.  for  aeiycvcTiov, 
g.  pi.  of. 

Anycvirris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  au  always, 
and  yivojint  to  be)  everlasting, 
eternal,  immortal. 

Atiit>oi.  (fr.  a  neg.  and  tiiiii  to 
see)  Poet,  same  a."?  actirji. 

Aeiiev,  Dor.  for  ati'Aciv,  pres.  inf. 

act Adiio,    Ion.    for    adcov, 

pres.  impr.  pass,  of  aciV'u. 

Aceri/f,  -/of  -ovi,  b,  >'/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ti'r'.io  to  see)  not  to  be  seen, 
invisible  ;  dark,  obscure,  gloomy. 
Also  (fr.  ciiof  shape)  shapeless, 
deformed,  uncouth. 

Ai'dt)ai,  Ion.  for  aiiliri,Z.  sin.  pres. 
sub.   act. — Adcoica,  Dor.    for 


AEK 

ai.lt'ovaa,  n.  fiin.  pur.  pres.  act. 
—  Afii^rf/iti'os,  par.  pres.  mid.  or 
pass. — Atibuv,  Ion.  fur  i/ilfioi', 
imp.  act.  —  AfWuiri,  (l:il.  sin. 
]iar.  jires.  Dor.  fur  <i../(^otio-i,  3 
pi.  pres.  iiiil.  —  Afi'iVi)!',  -oion, 
-oii,  par.  i)rcs.  act.  of 
AtlSio,  f.  allow,  ]).  i;fi/iv<,  and  i'/ku. 
Poet,  same  as  ,^(W  in  prose,  to 
sing,  warble ;  to  jiroplusy,  ut- 
ter  oracles  ;  to  praixe,  celebrate. 
1  a.  act.  iiid.  I'/eiaa'  opt.  y'Kol. 
luicriia,  -as,  -I'  sub.  aciuu).  2  f. 
ind.  act.  ut^to.  jier.  iiid.  pass. 
>}i(<Tftat,  and  ;;(T^(u(.  per.  ind.  mid. 
>'lot}a. 

Ael^uor,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  nc.\t)  the  herb 
houscleek. 

Aci^wof,  -on,  0,  )'/,  (fr.  oit  always, 
and  ^lot)  life)  immortal,  everlast- 
ing, tternal.. 

AelKCin,  -as,  I'l,  and  Ion.  aetKilii, 
-IS,  )/,  (fr.  aiiKiis  indecent)  k»(- 
digni/y,  contumely,  ujf'ronl,  out- 
rage, insult. 

AciKiXios,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  im- 
becoming  ;  woi'thless,  despicable, 
cnntcmpliblp ;  loathsome,  foul, 
unlucky. 

.\ttK)is,  -(OS  -oT's,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  £(Vw  to  become)  unbecom- 
ing, indecent,  imseemly  ;  harsh, 
severe,  cruel. 

AciKi^u),  Alt.  aiKi^o),  f.  -ao),  (fr. 
last)  to  insult,  ojfront,  treat 
cruelly  ;  to  act  indecently  ;  to 
befoul,  soil,  pollute  ;  to  disgrace, 
dishonour. 

Ati/iwj,  (fr.  same)  shamefully,  in- 
decently, unbecomingly. 

Adjicvai,  Poet,  for  aifitvai.  Dor. 
for  u'cii',  pres.  inf  of  a'w. 

AdjxvrjdTos,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  ad  al- 
ways, and  iii'do/iat  to  remem- 
ber) ever  to  be  remembered,  not 
to  beforgottat,  memorable. 

Advaos,  -ov,  b,  !j,  and  Aeivdoiv, 
-ovca,  -ov,  (fr.  <ui  always,  and 
%ido>  to  flow)  ever  forcing,  con- 
tinually running ;  pcranual,  un- 
ceasing ;  ever  livirig,  everlasting. 

'Atipa,  Ion.  for  f/cipa,  1  a.  ind.  act. 


icipa 
of 


Adpti),  f.  aipw,  p.  tjtpKa,  to  lift, 
raise,  elevate ;  to  earn/,  convey, 
bring ;  to  hang,  suspend,  tie  or 
fasten  to  ;  to  take  upon,  to  under- 
take. 1  a.  act.  ind.  n'lcipa-  im[)r. 
detpov.  mid.  ijeipdpijv.  par.  anpd- 
ftcvos.  2  a.  i/tpov.  par.  pres. 
pass.  ■actp6fiivos-  1  a.  pass.  ind. 
titpdriv-  sub.  atpOa. 

Aiif,  -icua,  -IV,  par.  pres.  act.  — 
Ati'oi,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of «',;//(. 

AdaaT,  Ion.  and  Apes,  for  ijdaa- 
To,  3  sin.  1  a.  mid.  or  Apos.  for 
atkart,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 
adiu). 

'Acicua,  Poet,  for  firfia. 

.KCKai/tpivos,  -n,  ■01',  (P'"'-  pres. 
pass,  of  next)  compelled,  forced, 
constrained  ;  adj.  unv;iUing, 
loaili,  not  inclined,  averse. 

AcKd^oi,  (fr.  auiov  unwilling)  to 
force,  oblige,  cMmpel,  constrain. 
AiKo^opat,  to  be  forced,  be  un- 
willing. 

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AEP 

AiKi/Ti,  (fr,  a  neg.  and  eictiTi  will- 
ingly) unuillingty. 

Ahioi-,  -iivaii,  -or.  Poet,  for  ukwi: 

'AiXiiis,  Poet,  for  i;Aioj. 

AiXX,],.Tis,  >'h  "  •ftorw,  whirlwind. 

A-lXXiis,  -dins,  b,  fj,  (fr.  last)  swift, 
rapid  (is  a  storm. 

Ac\Xi)s,  -ius  -ols,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
slorniy,  tempestuous,  boisterous, 
roaring  ;  vwknt,  turbulent,  fu- 
rious, rapid. 

A/AXoroj,  -(IV,  b,  I'l,  and  nt/\Xoroiif, 
-o^os,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same,  ami  -novs  a 
font )  swift-footed,  feet,  rapid. 

.\.cXXi,),  (fr.  same)  Aillo,  a  woman's 
name. 

AcXXwii/s,  -cos  -ovs,  6,  t),  (fr.  same) 
stormy,  &c.  see  utXXt'is. 

AeXiTijs,  -(OS  -ovs,  b,  //,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  tX-nis  hope)  rinexpecled,  un- 
looked  for  ;  sudden,  uriproeided 
for  ;  despaired  of,  hopeless. 

AiXtovtiSi  n.  pi.  of  aiXinav  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  Attu  to  expect)  de- 
spairing, desjwruting . 

'A(Xttt\  for  dcXnra,  ncut.  ]il.  of 
diXrTTOs. 

AeX-TTTia,  -as,  and  Ion.  atXnT!i],-r]s, 
^,  (fr.  same)  rcant  of  hope,  de- 
spair, heipelessness.  Ef  acXnTlns, 
suddenly,  unexqiectedly , 

AtXtrriw,  (fr.  same)  Poet,  for  avtX- 

TTiaTtU). 

'AcXttus,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same)  un- 
hoped, unexpected,  improbable. 

Aluciat,  and  dpfuiai,  Dor.  and 
Ion.  for  adv,  pres.  inf.  of  dw. 

Aivvaos,  and  aiivawv,  Poet,  for 
advaos  and  acivdwv. 

Afi'i  u'(io-On(,  Poet,  for  atvvacOat, 
pres.  inf.  pass.  cont.  of 

Aordo^iai  -wpat,  (fr.  ad  always, 
and  vdu)  to  flow)  to  stream,  is- 
sue, flow  corrstantly ;  to  be 
sprinkled,  or  moistened,  be  wet. 

'Ae^e,  Ion.  for  i/tfc,  3  sin.  imp.  — 
A/furo,  Ion.  for  viltro,  imp. 
pass,  of  a(i,oi,  for  av^dvui. 

Ai^lyvtos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  al(ti)  to  in- 
crease, and  yuioi'  a  limb)  invi- 
gorating, strengthening  ;  train- 
ing fen'  combat. 

Ac^i<pvTo;,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
^urdi'  a  plant)  rearing  plants, 
fertile,  fruitful. 

Ai^oplvoio,  Ion.  for  at^ojxivov,  g. 
])ar.  pres.  pass,  of 

A/f(i),  f.  aifijffd),  Poet,  for  ai^ia,  or 
av^dvii). 

'Amros,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
(vo)  to  speak)  not  to  be  spoken 
to  ;  Jrerce,  violent,  haughty.  Or 
(fr.  same,  and  vtJjiii  to  fly)  not 
able  tofy,  young,  uv  fledged. 

AcpynXhs,  ->),-'>i',  Aepyls,  -ios  -ovs, 
0,1),  and  Aepybs,  -or,  b,  //,  {fr,  a 
neg.  and  ipyov,  work)  same  as 
apyis- 

.h.cpyin,  -as,  n,  and  Ion.  acpyln,  -IS, 
!,,  {fr.  same)  idleness,  laziness, 
inactivity,  sloth,  dulness. 

AcpiOopnt,  and  riepiOopat,  Poet.  (fr. 
adpiji,  to  raise)  to  raise,  lift ;  tn 
hang,  be  suspen'led ;  to  vibrate, 
flutter ;  to  fluctuate,  be  >rreso- 
lute,  or  uncerteiin.  Imp.  ijcpiOo- 
fir]v,  3  pi.  tjtpiOovTO. 


\ 


AZH 

Aipdcv,  Bceot.  for  rjipdrjaav,  3  pi. 

1  a.  pass,  of  ati'pw. 
Afpdn^;  Ion-  for  vioSn^,  1  a-  pass. 

of  same,  par.  ato&iis. 
Af'piof,   -ov,   6,  >;,'  (th.   ai)p,    air) 

acrioi,  aiVj^  ;  high,  lofty ;  /i^'A/, 

unsubslanlial. 
ktpoiiaTtu)  -u),  (fr.  same,  aud/?afyci; 

to   walk)   to  Tnore    through   the 

air,  be  in  the  clouds. 
Acpucti,  -tcaa,  -tr,  (fr.  same)  dark, 

misty,  dim,  obscure;  deep,  hol- 
low, glnomy. 
'Kcpov,  Ion.  for  ficoov,  2  a.  act. — 

Af'pw,  -m,  -T),  i  a.  sub.  act.  of 

ati  pij), 
'Ktoaa,  Dor.  for  dpcn,  Poet,  for 

ioart. 
Acpai:rovs,  -oSof,  b,  i,  (fr.  afip  air, 

or  aclptj  to  raise,  and  ttoC;  the 

foot)    airy-footed;    suriji,   fleet, 

tumble.  _....^.      

jLcpatrdnii,  -ov,  and  -vtos,  b,  >),  (fr,       unsopnisticated, 

same  and  riroftat  to  fly)  T'ly'"-?!  A^o),  to  make  dry,  drain  ;  In  dry, 


AH0 

'  drought)  dry,  parched,  briltle, 
cracking,  (fr.  dinv  enough,  and 
i^u)  to  hold)  united,  connected, 
cohering,  continuous ;  continual, 
constant,  incessant. 

A^ym,  -ioi  -0?;,  6,  i;,  'A^yos,  -ov, 
b,  f),  and  'A^ivf,  -vyoi,  b,  r/,  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  ^tiyivfii  to  yoke)  un- 
yoked, loose;  single,  unmarried. 

'A^ina,  -wv,  Tu,  (neut.  pi.  of  d^u- 
fios)unkavened  cakes,  brcadutch- 
out  leaven,  barm,  ycst,  or  fir- 
rtient ;  the  feast  of  unleavened 
bread  which  lasted  seven  days, 
on  the  first  of  which  the  Pass- 
over was  sacrificed. 

A^ij/iiV;;;,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
^uuj/    leaven)    unleavened,    see 


AGE 


aC^viiOi. 
'A^vfios,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same)  un- 
leavened,     unfcrmcnted ;    pure, 
simple,  unmixed,  unadvlterated. 


high,  soaring,  floating  through 
the  air  ;  lofty,  towering. 

Aipaij),JEiO\,  for  aipu,  1  i.  of  acfpu. 

AtpTd(,<i),  i.  -dau),  (fr.  aeip(o  to 
raise)  to  raise,  lift,  elevate.' 

Ataai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  a/u,  or  du). 

Aiot(ppo<rvvri,  -T/f,  li,  (fr.  next)/oof- 
isht'iess,  folly  ;  jicklcncss,  incon- 
stancy ;  rashness. 

Accl(ppwv,  -ovoi,  b,  I/,  (fr.  an)  to 
blow,  and  <pohi'  the  mmA)  foolish, 
flckte,  inconstant;  inconsiderate, 
rash. 

AcTiicif,  -toi,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  young 
eagle,  eaglet. 

Atrdf,  and  Poet,  aitrb^,  -ov,  b,  an 
eagle  ;  the  Roman  military  en- 
tign. 

'A?a,  or  d^jt,  -ijj,  fj,  drought,  thirst, 
barrenness  from  want  of  mois- 
ture ;  foulness,  flUhiness  ;  moul- 
diness,  rust,  canker;  soot,  reek. 

Acn/i'u,  same  a.s  d^u. 

A^aXi'of,  -a,  -01-,  (fr.  d^u  to  parch) 
dry,  tmmt,  parched,  torrid  ;  wi- 
thered, hlighteil,  decayed,  ex- 
hnnstrd.  g.  Ion.  al^aXioio. 

'A(,u,  3  sin.  prcs.  ind.  acL  — 
'K^nrat,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  pass, 
ofif^w. 

'A  (to.  Ion.  for  i?,ov,  prca.  impr.  of 
aC^Oftai. 

'AO/Xof,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Cii^of  emulation)  unrnriahle,  un- 
viorthf  of  imit'tlion,  worthless, 
vile,  insigntfirnnt, 

K^fifiioi,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  n  neg.  and 
^tUtla    diimiee)    not  flntd,    un- 

■  punished,  unavrnned ;  unhurt, 
uninjured,  S'lfe,  whnlr,  sriund, 

A^niit">(,  (fr.  last)  nnfrh/  ;  viiOwut 
hurt,  dumber,  or  puni^hmrnt, 

A?^>lv,  -lnof,  b,  the  board. 

'A^>;rA(,  -(),  -iv,  (fr.  HPia  to  r'-vfrc) 
nufust,  reverend,  vrnrra'dt,  iiu>- 
ful. 

A^px^^i  (fr.  nrjit)  with  noise,  shout- 
ing, &c.  ;  loudly,  clamarouitly  ; 
ince^fanlly. 

tcni,  and  fl:^!)?  sound)  utUring  a 
grtal  fmnd,  loud^  unity,  rlamor. 
ou* ;  clashing,  crathmg.  (fr.  rf^fj 


parch,  scorch.  'Afyfiai,  to  grow 
dry,  exhale;  to  grieve,  fret;  to 
pine  with  sorrow,  or  vexation. 

"A^ta,  and  "a(o;/«i,  to  respect,  fear, 
worship,  venerate. 

A^iip,  Azor,  a  man's  name. 

'A/^ojotos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
^uivt]  a  girdle)  ungirt,  loose. 

'A^wrof,  -oir,  ri,  Azotus,  the  name 
of  a  city. 

'At;,  3  sin.  pros.  sub.  act.  of  drifii. 

Arjiih)  -u,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  riSif 
sweet)  to  perceive  no  siueetness 
or  flavour  ;  to  disrelish,  dislike; 
to  be  cloyed  ;  to  be  overcome  with 
irksomcness,  weariness,  or  la- 
bour; to  be  fatigued. 

AiiriKiOi,  Poet,  for  rir]l>]Ki>;,  par. 
per.  act.  of  last. 

A>7<5^?,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ^^v(  sweet)  unpleasant,  dis- 
agreeable;  palling,  cloying;  taste- 
less, insipid,  comp.  at^iiaripoi, 
sup.  -rarof. 

A'l^la,  -a{,  /;,  (fr.  same)  unplea- 
santness, irfonvcniencc,  trouble, 
vexation ;  rancour,  grudge,  vari- 
ance, sjiite. 

Kv^li,'-),  (fr.  same)  to  be  disagree- 
able, or  vexatious,  to  trouble,  vex, 
plairue ;  to  vienn/,  torment,  imp. 
act.  afiln(,ov,  for  r;i;(^(^oy,  pass. 
ar)^l(^6firiv,  for  T;r)/if(i/ivv. 

Kn^oviivf,  -I'of,  and  -(jo?,  0,  (fr.  a>i- 
i^cuv  a  nightingale)  the  young  of  a 
niglitingale. 

Kri^ovh,  -l^oiy  fi,  (dim.  of  same)  a 
little,  prt  nightingale. 

\ri?:ij>v,  -6i'0(,  /),  (fr.  ntlfto  lo  sing) 
a  songstress ;  the  nightingale. 

Af)''uic,  (fr.  same)  ilisngrreahly, 
vrx'ilioiisly  ;   rt  lurlnnfly,  hardly. 

'AnO',  by  AjHii.  fordiiro,  reg.  diro, 
imp.  pans,  of  rti7/i(. 

\<iOni,  -rt«,  n,  Ion.  AtiOcdi,  -ii(,  f,, 
(fr.  a  nc't'.  and  j/fluj  custom) 
disHH  ;  strnngrnrss,  unusual  con- 
duct ;    jnisrondurt,  error. 

AvOiTtTiii,  im[).  aijOiaaoy  for  ritjOca- 
irov,  name  in 

\^Oi(a  -(7)  (fr,  n  neg.  and  i;f7a(  riiv 
tom)   to  disuse,  disn-'ruslnm  ;  to 
change    the    manners    cither   in 
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one's  self,  or  in  another ;  be  wru 
vsed  to,  feel  strange. 
A>i8r}s,  -coi  -ovs,  b,  1),  (fr.  same) 
unaccustomed,  unacquainted;  un- 
tisual,  strange ;    irregular,   vio- 
lent, ill,  evil. 
'A>ma,  -aros,  to,  (fr.  ditfti  or  dos,  to 
blow)    a   breath,   blast,    brecse; 
breathing. 
.^.I'lficvai,  Dor.  for  ai/rai,  for  aivat, 

pres.  inf.  of 
'Arjt",  see  dui.     This  verb  is  form- 
ed as  from  aiu,  like  rtdiiiit,  from 
■&«'w  ;    but   it  constantly  retams 
the  long  vowel,  and   takes  no 
augment. 
A^p,  -ipof,  b.  Hie  air;  but  Aftp,  -/pof, 
I/,  darkness,  obscurity  ;  an  exha- 
IcUion,  mist,  cloudiness. 
'Arjai,  3.  sin.  — Aao-i,  and  attci,  3 

pi.  pres.  ofdtiixi. 
\;;o-i)Ao?,  -;;,  -or,  see  aM\os. 
Atjovpoi,  -ov,  b,  I],  (fr.  afip  air,  and 
avpw  to  draw)  panting,  blowing ; 
floating  in   the  air,  airy,  light; 
active,  nimble,  agile. 
.Ki'/Tni,  -ov,  b,  and  At'irri,  -vii  >h  (fr- 
di7/ii    to  blo^v)    a   blast,  breeze, 
gust,  gnle. 
Ai'iTov,  du.  pres.  act.  —  A//iTni,  pi. 
pres.  mid.  —  'A»?ro,  imp.  pass. 
oi  drifii. 
'Arirof,  and  AiijTo;,  -ov,  b,  fj,    (fr. 
same)  exposed  to  the  wind,  blown, 
blasted  ;    stormy,   violent  ;  firm 
to  resist  the  tvind ;  icindy,  puff- 
ing, panting.     Or,   (fr.  a   neg. 
and  diia,  to  satiate)   insatiable, 
greedy,    voracious.     Also  Poet, 
for  atToi. 
Ai'/miTOS,  and  At'iocrriro;,  -ov,  b,  f/, 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  (/rrdo/iai  to  sub- 
mit) invincible. 
"AO',  Apos.  for  (ire. 
AQaniid,  (fr.  next)  fearlessly,  un- 
dauntedly, intrepidly. 
AOaft(ii)i,  -loi  -ovs,  b,  II,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ^dfifioi  amazement)  unter- 
riflcd,  undaunted,  fearless,  bold, 
intrepid. 
AOdva,  AOavda,  AOavaia,  Dor.  for 

AOoi'ij,  &c. 
AOiivaala,   -a(,   fi,    (fr.    next)    im- 
mortality,  endless  life;  the  herb 
tansy. 
AOaviiri^ui,   f.    -laio,    (fr.    next)  to 
deify,     immortalize,    free    from 
death. 
AOdvaroi,  -ov,  b,  r;,  and  -rj,  -or,  (fr. 
a  neg.  and  ^diarof  death)   im- 
mortal,  ever  living,  never  flying, 
perpetual.   aOatilroio,    aOnvdrtif, 
aOnrdroiat,     Ion.     for    aOavdrov, 
nOrii'draii,  nOiii'iiTotf.  AOavdrav, 
Dor.  for  iiOavdr<]V. 
'\0avTOf,  -ov,  »,  /;,  (fr.  a  nrg.  and 

^drrui,  to  bury)  unhuried. 
KOdpa,  -Of,  1),  a  puddinf;,  or  pot: 

tagr  ofmral,  eggs,  and  cheese. 
\Onpc(ii,  Heb.  indrcl.  .'iJir*. 
AOinros,    -ov,    b,    i';,     (fr.    a   neg. 
and    ?rnninii,    to    N«'e)    unseen, 
nnprrrriird,  unnnlired,  invisible. 
Aluo   who  lints  not  see,  or   oh- 
sm<e ;    without    seeing    or   per- 
reiving. 
AOita,  -as,  /i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  Otit 


AOII 

God)   iiiipicly,  irrtligion,   lUJte- 
ism. 

AOcil,  (fr.  last)  impimisli/,  irret'c- 
rcntli/ ;  unatdetl  hi/  lite  assist- 
ance, or  grncr  of  jnovidenrf. 

AOiiira,  Poet,  for  uOiara,  neut.  pi. 
of  ttOiaro^. 

AO(ipi)i,  A()fpi)s,  and  AOijpw,  -«oj 
-ovf,  A,  )),  (klirnle,  choice,  w- 
quisile;  also  trivial,  tcortltlcss, 
rile,  contcrnptihie. 

AOiXyio,  f.  -(u),  p.  I'lOe'Xx"  '"  """'> 
See  nfij'Xyw. 

'AOffiti,  -lOTos,  -lios',  or  -iro;,  also 
AOtfiiaro';,  or  AOqucrios,  and 
AOifitroi,  -ov,  (},  i),  (fr.  n  ncg. 
and  ^/;<(j  law)  vnlaiiiful,  illegal; 
iniquitous,  jcicked, unjust,  wrong- 
ful ;  (dwminable,  impure,  unna- 
tural. 

'AflfOf,  -ov,  h,  >'i,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
Otoi,  God)  7ingudlji/,  denying 
God,  an  lUhcint ;  impious,  irre- 
verent, without  God ;  hatxd,  or 
forsaken  by  God. 

AdcpdvevTos,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  ^cpaTTcviD,  to  serve)  incur- 
able ;  iinntlcnded,  neglected.  Also 
■negligent,  careless,  disresjjcctful. 

AdipTii,  see  adiiprji. 

AGf'pif,  -iKof,  same  as  aOt'/p. 

Adepl^i'),  f.  -I'o-ii),  p.  };6(ptKa,  (fr. 
o6i>p  the  beard  of  grain)  to  de- 
spise, contemn,  disregard,  slight ; 
to  scl  no  valxie  on. 

ABeaia,  -n?,  i),  (fr.  a  ncg.  and  -S/o-ic 
a  sett'.;ment)  inconstaiicy,  fickle- 
ness, "perfidy,  breach  of  faith. 

'AOtcfiOi,  -ov,  h,  )),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
■?£cr^df  a  law)  lawless;  vickrd, 
hare,  file ;  illegal,  unluvful.  g. 
pi.  of  aOfffjKUi'. 

A6i<^<paT0i,  -ov,  0,  t'l,  (fr.  a  inlens. 
and  .?*Vi/)nTos  oracular)  ineffable, 
unutterable,  unspeakable  ;  extra- 
ordinary, excessive,  vehemeyit, 
riolent  ;  oracular,  prophetic. 
Very  seldom  accursed,  impi- 
ems. 

AB:tiui  -w,  f.  -I'/co),  p.  j]diTi]Ka,  (fr. 
aOtTOi  unsettled)  tn  set  aside,  re- 
ject, despise  ;  to  abolish,  annul  ; 
to  disappoint,  fail,  frustrate  ;  to 
imlaie  an  engagement ;  to  speak 
or  act  deceitfully. 

AOhnfta,  -uTOi,  TV,  (fr.  last)  wick- 
edness, treachery,  deceit. 

AOiTtiais,  -los,  Att.  -£W5)  '',  (fr. 
same)  a  putting  away,  aiiolish- 
ing,  abrogation. 

'AOtros,  -ov,  h,  Ti,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
ScTOi  settled,  th.  Siui  or  riOtifii 
to  place)  unsettled,  unsteatly ; 
mutable,  chnnceablejjickic  ;  vain, 
void,  invalid ;  disapproved,  re- 
jected. 

A0£T(3,  prcs.  ind.  act.  cont.  — 
AOctuiv,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
aOtrtui. 

ABcupriToi,  -ov,  11,  i';.  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
&t(i>i>iij>  to  behold)  unseen,  neg- 
lected, disTegarded ;  not  to  be 
teen,  invisible  ;  unfarcsceen,  sud- 
den, unexpected. 
A.Ocis)f,  (fr.  tlOcoi,  impious)  impi- 
ously, irrevrrently. 
A.6}jvat,  -uiv,  a'l,  (fr.  AO^vri  Miner- 


A0P 

va)  Alliens,  the  name  of  a  city 
of  ancient  (irorcc.  Alh/vaToi, 
-Hi;  01,  the  Allieniaus.  A(^;>'«'^£, 
to,  or  towards  Athens.  AOi'irifltv, 
from  Athens.  AO>]v>](n,  at,  or  in 
Athens. 

Adlji}],  -);f,  t),  AOi'iva,  -(!S,  as  if 
from  AO))vda,  A0t]vul)i,  -in,  !/, 
AOijreia,  -ag,  >),  Alhcn/',  the 
name  of  a  heathen  finude  deity, 
railed  also  Pallas,  and  by  the 
I^atins  Minerva. 

AOiip, -I'pog,  li,  an  ear  (f  com,  the 
heard  ichirh  grou's  on  it ;  chuff' ; 
any  thing  worlhbss,  or  trijiiiig. 

AOiipi)^,  -to;  -off,  h,  Ij,  see  aOcipiis. 

AUj}poXoiydf,  or  AOtpoXoyo;,  -ov,  b, 
(ir.  nO^ip  chaff,  and  X/yw  to  ga- 
ther) a  fan,  a  ■wimiowing  ma- 
chine. 

A9t'y>)s,-io(-ovi,  and 'AOi^tos,  -mi, 
b,  i';.  (fr.  (i  neg.  and  S-iyw  to 
touch)  untouched,  unsidlied, 
pure  ;  unnffecied,  not  to  be  touch- 
ed, or  moved. 

'A OX',  Apos.  for  o'OXrt,  pi.  of  ,,'OXo)'. 

AOXtt'w,  and  aOX/w  -ti,  f  ->'/at,),  p. 
I'lOXrjKa  (fr.  diOXog  contest)  to 
strive,  contcrid,  as  in  the  public 
games  of  G  recce ;  to  struggle, 
.fight ;  to  ivr/rk,  labour,  toil. 

A0Xi;,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  sub.  act. 
—  AOXrjcti,  3 sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
a6\iio, 

'AOXtjfta,  -txTog,  ru,  (fr.  n'fOXof  a 
contest)  a  combat,  fight. 

'ABXijaii;,  -lOS,  Att.  -£(i)?,  >!,  (fr. 
same)  a  contest,  combat,  strife, 
struggle,  fight. 

AOXtjTt);,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  cliam- 
pion  in  the  Grecian  games,  a 
urresller,  a  combatant,  a  prize- 
fighter. 

AOXidrr/i,  -ijros,  >i,  (fr.  next) 
v/retchedness,  misery,  unhajrpi- 
ncss,  misfortune. 

AOX'ios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  I'lOXo;  or  dcOXo; 
distress)    struggling,    striving; 
unhappy,     tvrctched,     miserable, 
unfortunate,    distressed,     conij) 
a6Xiu')Tcpos,  sup.  -lirnTOi. 

AOXodicia,  -Of,  )/,  (fr.  h'GXos  a  con 
test,   and   riOrifu   to   order)    the 
care,  inanagement,  or  regulation 
of  public  games.^ 

AOXoOiTi'u)  -Co,  (fr.  same)  to  exhibit, 
regulate,  or  conduct  public  games. 

AOXoOirr,;,  -ov,  and  AOXoOeriip, 
-ipos,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  president, 
judge,  or  umpire,  at  jiublic 
games  ;  manager,  or  conductor 
of  such  games. 

~AOXoi',  -ov,  to,  (fr.  next)  the  prize 
at  public  combats  ;  a  premium, 
reward,  recompense, 

"AOXog,  -ov,  b,  same  as  riiOXoi. 

A0Xo<p6poi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
ipfpu)  to  carry)  who  carries  the 
prize,  a  victor,  conr/ucror. 

AOoXo;ros,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
$oXos  sediment)  limpid,  clear, 
purr,  transparmit,  bright. 

A06pvflo(:,  -ov,  b,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
^opv(ioi  tumult)  undisturbed, 
quiet,  calm,  peaceable. 

AOpayiin,  -»7f,  h,  a  tree  good  for 
making  matches. 
U4) 


AI 

'AOpavaroi,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  Spavto  to  break)  not  to  be 
broken ;  strojtg,  solid,  firm ; 
whole,  entire,  perfect,  sound, 

AOpt'u)  -u,  f.  -I'/ffo),  p.  -rjKa,  (fr.  a 
intens.  and  3p{w,  Sync,  for  -Sfu- 
[iltii  to  b<  liold)  to  look  .iteadfust- 
ty,  gaze,  stare ;  to  look  into, 
examine,  scrutinize ;  to  discern, 
descry, 

AOpot^oi,  f.  -BIO,  p.  I'/OpoiKa,  (fr. 
itOpdo;  crowded)  to  collect,  clus- 
ter, croicd ;  to  gather,  occujnit- 
tate,  1  a.  inf.  act.  aOpulcai, 

'Adpoicfia,  -uTOi,  rb,  and  AOpotcr- 
fids,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  gather- 
ing, crowd,  assemblage  ;  a  mcclr 
ing,  congregation,  collection, 

AOpoos,  -a,  -ov,  aowded,  collected, 
nsse7nbled ;  close,  dense,  thick  ; 
continued,  constant  ;  frequent, 
repealed.  Also  (fr.  a  inlens. 
and  ^pioi  to  clamour)  co7ifused, 
indistinct. 

ABpoorns,  -vrog,  i),  (fr.  last)  uni- 
versality, the  whole  ;  entirencss, 
completeness,  fulness. 

A6()6w;,  (fr.  same)  incroxcds,  thick- 
ly, all  at  once ;  continually,  re- 
peatedly. 

AOpvTTTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
Spi'TTTO)  to  enervate)  unimpaired 
by  excess,  or  luxury,  sound, 
hale,  healthy. 

AOv/ifo)  -0,  f.  -);(T(i),  p.  r;Oii/!<i;)>'o  (fr. 
a  neg.  and  -Sii^yf  spirit)  to  de- 
spond, despair,  be  discouraged,  or 
dispirited. 

AOvfjireog,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  to  be 
despaired  of,  it  is  all  over,  it  is 
past  recovery. 

A6vfiia,  -af,  i;,  and  Ion.  nOvfd)/, 
-rjq,  {),  (fr.  next)  dejection,  de- 
spondence, despair ;  reluctance. 

'AOOiios,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
•Su/zoj  spirit)  dejected,  downcast, 
sad,  desponding.  i 

AOvfJws,  (fr.  last)  dejectedly,  &c. 

AOvowiti,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  sub.  act. 
01  aOvfiiiii. 

'AOvpfia,  -ni-oy,  rb,  (fr.  aOvpu)  to 
j)lay)  cJiikr splay,  sport ;  a  play- 
thing, a  toy  ;  a  delight,  pleasure. 

AOvpos,  and  uOvpwroi,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr. 
a  neg.  and  5vpa  a  door)  without 
a  door,  open,  u7ictosed,  free,  pass- 
able, pervious. 

AOi'ow,  (fr.  same)  to  play  as  chil- 
dren abroad,  to  gambol,  sport, 
frisk  ;  to  sing,  viarble,  dOvpt,  for 
I'/Ovpc,  3  sin.  imp.  ind. 

'AOvTos,-ov,  b,  {],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
$-vuj  to  sacrifice)  unft  for  sa- 
crifice,  profane,  polluted,  abo- 
minable. 

AQwof,  -ov,  0,  n,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
&iiiii  a  fine)  notjined,  unpunished, 
free;  innoratt,  guiltless. 

Ado){io>  -01,  f.  -cudoj,  (fr.  last)  /o 
exempt,  clear,  absolve,  acquit ; 
AOwdojiai  -ovjiai,  to  be  innocent. 

'AOoti,  -ui,  i,  Mount  Athos. 

AdoMiTii,  -loi,  Att.  -£W5,  t'l,  (fr. 
nOiTios  not  fined)  exemption  ;  ab- 
solution ,  pardon,  acquittal. 

A'l,  noni.  plu.  of  6,  — Ai,  nora.  pi. 
fem.  of  t)j. 


Air 

A(,  oh  !  alas  !  ah  me ! 

Ai,  Dor.  for  ci,  if —  A7,  Ion.  for 
cidt,  oh  that  —  uouUl  that  — 

ATa,  for  yaZa,  ai,  !i,  Poet,  for  yij. 

Aid^u,  f.  -((1),  or  -au),  (lir.  ai  alas) 
to  bewail,  lament,  mourn,  grieve. 

AtaKtSao,  Ion.  for  AiokHov,  g.  of 
XtaKiSjis,  -01),  6,  ^acidtSj  the 
son  or  descendant  of 

A<a«.i?,  -of,  6,  .<Eacu4,  a  man's 
name. 

ATav,  ace.  sin.  of  a7a.  Or  voc.  of 
Aiaf,  -afTos,  b,  Ajax,  a  man's 
name.      Kiavrc,  n.  du. 

AiQi OS  -ij,  -ov,  and  Aidi'fe,  -«05  -off, 
6,  >;,  (fr.  ai  alas)  mournful,  la- 
mentable; heaiy,  weighty  ;  grave, 
serious,  severe,  reprehenxive ; 
direful,  portentous,  onunous ; 
perpetual,  continual,  lasting. 

Ailioi,  fy  !  shame !  ivo  !  alas  !  It 
expresses  anger,  and  sorrow. 

Ai'ya,  a.  sin.  —  Aiyar,  Dor.  for 
aiywr,  gen.  pi.  of  ai'^. 

Atyddcv,  Dor.  for  AiyrjSfi',  from 
Aiy^,  ns,  ri,  or  Atyai,  wv,  al, 
■^gte,  the  name  of  a  town. 

Aiyaiov,  -ov,  rb,  rf\ayog  under- 
stood, (fr.  last)  the  ^gean  sen. 

Aiyaliar,  -uvo?,  b,  JEgeon,  the 
name  of  a  sea  monster. 

Aiyavta,  -Of,  /;,  and  Aydvtov,  -ov, 
TO,  a  dart,  javelin. 

Atycrtv,  (fr.  diaau)  to  rush)  sudden- 
ly, quickly,  hastily,  unexpectedly  ; 
violently,  vAth  impetuosity,  furi- 
ously. 

kiyiv,  -vi,  >'i.  Ion.  (fr.  a!f  a  goat) 
a  goaCs  skin. 

Aiydirii,  -ou,  b,  (patronjin.  fr.  Ai- 
ytvi  .^geus)  jEgides,  a  man's 
name. 

Aiyetoi,  and  A/ytos,  -ov,  h,  f/,  (fr. 
aij  a  goat)  of  or  belonging  to  a 
goat,  a  goat's,  goatish.  Also 
jEgeus,  a  man's  name. 

Alycipof,  -ov,  ri,  the  black  poplar,  or 
alder  tree. 

Ktyta'Xda,  -at,  f/,  .^gialea,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

Aiy(a>ii'f, -/of,  0,  (fr.  aiyiaXif  the 
shore)  a  fisherman  who  live^  on 
the  share. 

Aiyia^irr)(,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  next)  one 
living  on  the  shore,  or  by  titc  sea. 

AtytS\6<,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  aiyif  a  storm, 
and  uA{  the  sea)  a  staheuUm  rnck, 
''HIT,  promontory ;  the  seashore, 
strand,  bench,  a.    Bin.   atyta\6v. 

Atylft\  for  atylca,  a.  sin.  a^ aiyU. 

Aiyiiiov,  -ov,  rd,  (dim.  fr.  aif  a 
(foat)  a  kid,  a  young  gorj. 

AiyKw,  f.  -iTit),  p.  -Kit,  (fr.  same) 
to  bird,  feed,  or  krrji  goals.    Also 
(fr.  alanu),  to  rush)  to  blow  vio- 
lently, tear,  rend. 
AiyiOaXot,  -ou,  h,  n  bird  living  on 

litv  and  insects  ;  a  titmouse. 
AiyMf,  -tu,  h,  the  name  of  an  un- 
known bird. 
KiytKirjiioi;,  -ov,  0,  If,  (fr.  oJf  a  goat, 
and   Kv/ifin   a,  leg)    having   legs 
like  a  goal ;  a  satyr. 
Aiyl>i<^,  -irof,  b.  fi,  (fr.  a!f  a  goal, 
and  ^thtii  to  Ofsprt)  inue.cessiblr, 
rvrn  to  poals  ;  high,  lofty,  tourr- 
ing.  AtgHips,  the  name  of  a  town. 


AIA 

A/viXoj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  all  a  goaf)  an 
herb  of  which  goats  are  fond. 
Aigilos,  an  island  in  the  Tuscan 
sea  called  by  the  Latins  Capra- 
ria,  now  Caprnra,  or  Cabrera. 

Aiyi'Xw,  Dor.  for  Aiyi'Xov,  g.  ofAi- 
yiXoj. 

Aiyi'Xu)!^',  uiTTog,  b,  —  (fr.  ai^ a  goat, 
and  (it^  the  eye)  a  fistula  in 
the  corner  of  the  eye,  called 
jEgilops,  from  occurring  fre- 
quently in  goats  ;  ttiW  oats ;  a 
mast-bearing  tree. 

AiyivTjTat,  -wv,  o'i,  .^ginetans,  na- 
tives of  jSlgina. 

Aiyid^of,  -ov,  Ion.  -oio,  b,  (fr.  aiyii 
a  goat's  hide,  and  t'^u  to  hold) 
tpgis-bearing  ;  an  epithet  of  Ju- 
piter, who  is  represented  with  a 
shield,  covered  with  the  eegis, 
or  shin  of  the  gnat  Amalthea  ; 
on  which  was  mounted  tlie  Gor- 
gon's head. 

Aiyi'-oi'j,  -o^os,  6, );,  (fr.  a)^  a  goat, 
and  -off  a  foot)  goat-footed. 

Atyli,  -icog,  i),  (fr.  a'l^  a  goat)  a 
goat's  hide;  the  jEgis  or  skin 
of  the  goat  Amalthea  which 
suckled  Jupiter  ;  a  breastplate, 
a  shield.  Also  (fr.  aicaw,  to 
rush)  a  storm,  tempest. 

Aiy\uvra,  aty\utv,  Dor.  foraiyXi;- 
tira,  and  aiyX^tv  and  aiyXijtv 
from  aiy\i)eis. 

Alyhj,  -7](,  I'l,  lustre,  brightness, 
splendour,  brilliancy. 

AiyX»/£ff,  -tcca,  -cv,  (fr.  last) 
bright,  shining,  glittering,  splen- 
did, brilliant. 

AtyofiocKOt,  -ov,  b,  and  Atyi^drag, 
-a,  b,  Dor.  for  aiyoffurrii;,  -ov,  b, 
(fr.  aif  a  goat,  and  jiuaKa)  to 
feed)  a  goatherd. 

Aiy(5«rcp(i)s,  -{Jirog,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
«'(»o5  a  horn)  having  gnat's 
horns;  Capricorn,  an  imaginary 
animal,  uith  the  head  of  a  goat, 
and  tail  of  a  fish. 

Aiyvrwi,  -ov,  b,  same  as  yiixp,  a 
vulture  ;  an  eagle. 

AtyvzTtof,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  next) 
Egyptian. 

AiyvTrroi,  -ov,  b,  Egypt. 

AiywXidf,  -ov,  b,  an  owl. 

AiyCiv,  -wi'Of,  0,  (fr.  a'l^  a  goat)  a 
fold,  pen,  or  stable  for  goats. 

Aiywi',  g.  pi.  of  fi/f. 

Alywv,  -oxoi,  b,  JEgnn,  a  man's 
name. 

Aifao,  JEo\.  for  mVop,  g.  of  aW»K. 

AMt,  n.  pi.  feni.  of  Jf  with  the 
enclitic  fe. 

Atfiin,  Ion.  for  atiov,  g.  oi alirif. 

Aii^loftai,  -oTjiai,  f.  -Inniini  and 
-iii70fini,  p.  fii^tOfiat,  (fr.  aiiu)( 
respect)  to  rrvirr,  reverence,  re- 
spect, regard  ;  to  be  ashamed ; 
to  fear,  ofcri/  ;  to  pardon,  forgive, 
remit,  prcH.  inf.  pass.  cont.  ni- 
itiaOai.  prm.  iMi[)r.  mid.  2  pi. 
cont.  ntfiiicOf. 

At^K,  mnt.  ofdiVt/f. 

AifioOiv,  for  rjh'aOtinav,  3  pi.  1  a. 
pass.  —  KifinOnn,  I  a.  impr. 
pass.  —  klhaniii.  Port,  for  al- 
fiiaai,  1  n.  imp.  mitl.  of  mi^/o^ni. 

Aliialuoi,  -vv,  o,  ^,  (fr.  aiiiouai  to 
(15) 


AIE 

revere)  avful,  venerable,  re- 
verend,  respectable,  compassion- 
ate, pitiful. 

AH17X0S,  -7;,  -or,  (fr.  aW77f  unseen) 
secret,  private,  concealed ;  ob- 
scure, dark  ;  unexpected,  unfore- 
seen. Or  (fr.  a  intcns.  and  Si'i- 
Xof  clear)  manifest,  apparent, 
bright.  Or  (fr.  ad  ever,  and 
67}\iti)  to  hurt)  hurtful,  consum- 
ing, destructive,  devouring. 

Aiir,nwv,  -ovog,  b,  >/,  (fr.  aiiiofiai  to 
revere)  reverent,  respectful,  dif- 
fident, bashfxd,  tijiiorous,  modest, 

A'tcjii,  -co;  -ovf,  b,  ^,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  dfw  to  see)  invisible,  un- 
seen, antiquated,  past,  gmie. 

A'iing,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  d^u 
to  see)  Poet,  in  prose  lii^rn  which 
see.  Pluto,  death,  hell,  the  grave, 

Aiii,  d.  of  a??,  a'lSog,  for  atiijs. 

A((5ioj,  -ov,  b, )/,  (fr.  ad  ever)  per- 
petual, continual,  everlasting^ 
eternal. 

A'tiiOTr}^,  -riTu;,  ^,  (fr.  last)  perpe~ 
tuily,  eternity. 

Ar^f'w?,  (fr.  ad  ever)  continually, 
eternally. 

Aiivoi,  -h,  -ir,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  dha 
to  see)  dark,  dusky,  shady, 
gloomy,  atiifii  Ion.  for  atSvali 
d.  pi.  fern. 

,4i^o7,  d.  sin.  cont.  of  aiiJuiy. 

AK^oticraroi,  Poet,  for  aiiotdraTOif 
sup.  of  aK^oroy. 

Aiiolov,  -ov,  rd,  (ncut.  of  next)  the 
groin,  the  reins,  the  privities. 

At^oTog,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  aiiui;  respect) 
reverend,  i^e^ierable,  awful,  so- 
lemii,  retired,  secret,  private ; 
chaste,  modest. 

Aiiofiai,  for  aibeofiat,  par.  pres, 
aildiicvos. 

Aiiovg,  g.  sin.  cont.  of  ai^iif. 

A'dpda,  -ag,  and  Ion.  A'ifprjtv  and 
Ailpiij,  -rjg,  »;,  (fr.  alipig  rude) 
rudeness,  ignorance,  inexperi- 
ence, uriskilfulness,  awkward- 
ness, simplicity, 

Aiiog,  g.  of  aif,  for  atirjg. 

Ai}pdriai,  Ion.  for  aU^pdatg,  d.  pi. 
ofaiipda, 

A'ifpig,  -log,  Att.  -f(i)f,  0,  ^j  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  i^pij  prudent)  rude, 
simple ;  ignorant,  uneducated ; 
inexperienced ,  awkward. 

A'ii^poilK)]g,  -ov,  b,  >'],  (fr.  n'lf'plg  ig- 
norant, and  Mfri  justice)  inequit- 
able, unjust ;  partial,  unreason- 
able, wrongful,  injurious,  mali- 
cious, 

AideS,  a.  sin.  —  Aif'u,  n.  P.  v.  du. 
of  ai^wg. 

AU^uvdg,  -tog,  or  -ijeg.  Ait.  -tug,  b, 

ifr.  aifr)g  hell)  A'idoTfrus,  the 
ing  of  the  hratli<n  rtalniH  of 
the  dead;  Pluto,  death,  lull. 
Aii'iif,  -dog  -ort,  fi,  modesty,  bask- 
fuhiess  ;  shame,  dccinry  ;  respect, 
reverence,  veneration,  d,  ni^tii' 
-ol,  a.  niMa  -a. 
Aid,    and    Aiif,     Port,    and   Ai(f 

Cret.  for  ad,  always, 
Attiyiilrrjg.  -ov,  b,  f/.  Port,  fornri- 
ycfirrtg,  aitiyiiirnoiv,  A-'.iA.  for. 
aitiyiviTuy,    aitiy[yiri;ai,    Ion. 
for  ui(ivcw'rai(. 


AI0 

Airrd;,  Poet,  for  arriif. 

Ai^i'iios,  -01',  b,  >'/,  (fr.  ncxl)  irarm, 
J'rniut,  glowing ;  young,  youth- 
ful, blooming, 

AiC',J>',  a'lil  afi;3f,  -ov,  b,  (lieihaps 
IV.  (i(i  always,  niul  ^/u)  to  glow) 
n  youth,  a  young  pi  r. ion. 

A.lris,  g.  all)  (I.  Ion.  for  01(1?,  ala 
from  nil  ;   for  yala  Poet,  for  y/"/. 

A(»/Tu«,  /Kol.  for  Ad'/rou  g.  ofAoJ- 
Ti)i,  ^'Eclex,  a  man's  name. 

Afi)7-os,  see  ur]Tof. 

AtO,  by  apes,  for  ul'rt  n.  pi.  feni.  of 

OOTt. 

AiOuXij,  ->;{,  ^,  and  nfOuXoj,  -ou,  i, 
(fr.  0/0(0  to  burn)  smoke,  soot; 
cmhcrs,  cinders,  ashes. 

AiOaXiiov,  -oi'Of,  6,  »;,  (fr.  same) 
warm,  hot,  sunny,  basking ; 
JEthalion,  a  man's  name. 

AiOuX(5£if,  -caaa,  -cv,  (fr.  same) 
hot,  warm,  burning  ;  smoky, 
sooty,  burned;  glittering,  shin- 
ing, bright. 

A.iOa\uii)  -d,  f.  -licru),  (fr.  aidu)  to 
burn)  to  blacken,  cover  with  soot, 
burn,  consume;  to  inflame,  kin- 
dle, set  on  fire. 

A.iOai;  Dor.  for  atOdv,  g.  pi.  of 
atOds. 

AiOe,  Dor.  for  tide. 

Atdfpiog,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  aiOfip  air) 
ethereal,  atrial,  pure,  light;  high, 
lofty. 

AiOcpopariu)  -d,  (fr.  same,  and 
/jai'vu  walk)  to  move  through  the 
air  ;  to  walk  on  air. 

AiOfpocK^i)?,  -ics  -ot;,  b,  f/,  (fr. 
same,  and  d^o;  likeness)  airy ; 
light,  unsubstantial,  trifling ; 
flckk. 

AiOnp,  -ipoi,  b,  the  air,  atmosphere  ; 
fern,  serene  weather,  a  calm. 

Ai9i6Tri(7(Ta,  -t]?,  /;,  (fr.  next)  a  wo- 
man of  JEthiopia. 

AiOloip,  -OTTOS,  b,  and  AiOto-rcvg, 
-ioi  or  -iiiii,  b,  (fr.  aiOui  to  scorch, 
and  w'p  the  countenance)  an 
^Ethiopian, 

AtOos,  -co;  -ovi,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
viarmth,  heat,  burning ;  the 
warmth  of  summer,  glow  of  a 
furnace. 

AtOii,  -fi,-ov,  and  AiO(iv,  -livoi,  b, 
fl.  Poet.  (fr.  same)  burning, 
burned;  dusky,  brown,  dark, 
black. 

kiOovua,  -»/?, '';,  (l"r.  same)  aporlico, 
porch,  piazza,  corridore,  gallery. 
Also,  par.  prcs.  fern,  ot  aiOot. 

Ai'Oo'^',  -oTTOi,  b,  t),  {Cr.  same,  and 
d'l'  the  countenance)  hot,  u}arm; 
scorched,  burned  ;  brown,  dushy, 
dark,  sometimes  bright,  shining. 

Aidna,  -a;,  and  Ion.  Aidprj,  -rjg,  )'/, 
(fr.  aiOfip  the  air)  serenity,  a 
clear,  or  bright  sky,  cabn  Vieathcr. 

At9oia,  -ai, !/,  (fr.  last)  screneness, 
calmness  ;  a  flame. 

AtOpriycvfig,  -eo;  -oh;,  o,  >';,  and  ai- 
Opnytvirrji,  -OM,  0,  (fr.  aiOpa  a 
calm,  and  yiVo/cu  to  cause) 
bringing  fair  weather  ;  calming, 
cooling,  refreshing. 

AtOoioKoirio)  -H,  (fr.  alOpa  a  calm, 
and  Koirri  a  bed)  ty  lie,  or  sleep, 
in  Uic  open  air. 


AIM 

AiOpVuls",  -'"),  -hv,  (fr.  aiOpa  a  calm) 
in  the  morning,  early. 

AiOphs,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  same)  calm, 
serene,  still,  fair,  in  the  open  air. 

A70pos,  -ov,  «,  (fr.  same)  white  or 
hoarfrost,  bright  air. 

AiOvia,  -as,  ^,  a  cormorant,  a  sen 
ftwl. 

AtOvacfii),  (fr.  next)  to  sparkle, 
shine,  gloiv ;  to  warm,  heat ;  to 
excite,  disturb,  rouse. 

AiOior,  -011(7(1,  -or,  (par.  pres.  of 
next)  burning,  blazing,  fltry, 
hot,  glowing,  shining,  bright, 
gleaming;  warm  eager,  vehe- 
ment, violent ;  high-spirited,  met- 
tlesome, hot,  impetuous  ;  tawny, 
dusky. 

AlOu,  f.  -erw,  p.  -Ka,  to  bttrn,  kin- 
dle, inflame;  to  shine,  glitter, 
glow. 

AIk',  apos.  for  attca,  Dor.  for  cIkc, 
same  as  ciftiv,  (fr.  ui  Dor.  for  t 
if,    and    Kt    truly)    if  tndy,    if 
indeed,  if  only,  if  by  chance;  (/) 
whether. 

AiKuWu,  f.  -«X(3,  to  sooth,  coax, 
flatter,  wheedle,  fawn,  caress. 

AiK!i\os,-ov,  b,  (t'r.  last)  aflatlerer, 
sycophan  t,  toad-eater. 

A'lK)],  -Tis,  !},  (fr.  ntcaio  to  rush)  an 
assault,  attack;  violence,  force, 
fury,  impetuosity ;  spring,  re- 
houiid,  recoil. 

AtKits,  -eos  -ovs,  b,  )';,  see  aiiKi'is. 

AiKui,  -ns,  »;,  and  aiKtov,  -ov,  to,  a 
wound,  stroke,  c.id,  stripe. 

AiKt^o),  i.  -iVu),  (fr.  atKtjs,  forati/ciij 
unmerited)  to  heat,  strike  ; 
wound,  cid,  maim,  mutilate; 
break,  shatter  ;  torture,  treat 
cruelly,  treat  shamefully ;  to 
waste,  desolate,  ravage,  par.  prcs. 
pass.  aiKifo/<cvof. 

AiV((T/(a,  -aros,  rd,  (fr.  last)  a 
wound,  cut,  blow  ;  torture. 

AiKiajiuq,  -nv,  b,  (fr.  same)  abuse, 
a  wounding,  beating,  striking ; 
scourging,  torturing. 

A7k\os,  -ov,  b,  !i,  evening,  late. 
Neut.  tlie  evening  meal,  supper. 

AiKws,  for  aeiKu)s. 

Ai^tva,  Poet,  for  ai\ivij>s,  mourn- 
fully, Scully. 

Ai'XoiJpof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (i(rfXX(0  to 
shake,  and  ovpii  the  tail)  a  cat. 

Alfia,  -Uros,  TO,  blood,  gore  ;  blood- 
shed, murder;  blood,  consan- 
guinity, descent,  relidion  ;  seed, 
offspring,  race. 

A'i)taKopla,  -as,  n,  (fr.  last,  and 
Kopi(j)  to  satisfy)  ohsr'juirs,  fune- 
ral ceremonies.  PI.  victims  sa- 
crificed on  sucli  occasions,  of- 
ferings to  the  infernal  deities,  or 
to  the  dead. 

X'lurl^as,  -atra,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act. 
of  ai//u'(7(rii). 

A!/i«(ti(J,  -r7;,  !i,  (fr.  aijia  blood)  a 
thorn  hedge,  a  fence  made  of,  or 
set  v;ith  sharp  stakes. 

AlllUCCd),    Alt.    -TTUl,   f.  -f(/J,  p.  "X"! 

(fr.  same)  to  sprinkle,  besmear, 
or  stain  with  blood. 
A'tiiaTtK^veiu,  -as,  i/,    (fr.    same, 
and  cK^vu)  to  pour  out)  a  jiour- 
ing  out,  or  shedding  of  blood. 
(10) 


AIN 

A\fii!Tij,  -tii,  )),  (fr.  same)  a  sword, 
or  rather  an  epilhel  of  it. 

Al/itiTi — Aiiiaros — A!/J(iru)v,  cases 
of  same. 

A'tfiaTi^u,  (fr,  same)  to  let  bloody 
bleed;  to  stain,  or  cover  with 
blood. 

Ai/ioTotK^iif,  and  A\piaT(i>Si)(,  -ios 
-oils,  b,  I),  (fr.  same,  and  tiSos 
likeness)  like  blood  ;  bloody. 

\\l'aT6tis,  -eaaa,  -tv,  (fr.  same) 
blood-stained,  bloody,  gory, 

AtftaToaTHyfis,  -ios  -ovSt  b,  i;,  (fr. 
same,  and  (rr(i(^<j  to  trickle) 
dripjiing  with  blood,  gory. 

A'ti-tarow  -to,  (fr.  aJiia  blood)  same 
as  u'ifidaiTu}. 

AlfiaTw-rros,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
oi\p  the  face)  gory-visaged, 
bloody-faced  ;  with  bloody  looks. 

A!/io/j(i/)of,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
fiopi'i  food)  living  on  blood,  blood- 
sucking; sanguinary,  cruel. 

Aliioi'lii,  -ris,  fl,  Hwmonia,  a  coun- 
try of  Greece. 

A'ijiopj)aylui  -w,  f.  ->'iaii>,  (fr.  af/za 
blood,  and  jii'iyvvfit  to  burst)  to 
be  ajlictcd  with  a  discharge,  or 
flux  of  blood. 

Alixop^ayia,  -as,  17,  (fr.  last)  a  dis- 
charge of  blood,  bloody  flux. 

Al/iop^of'(o  -S,  (fr.  next)  to  have  a 
discharge  of  blood,  either  habit- 
ual, or  temporary,  atjiopjioovaa 
par.  prcs.  fem. 

Aift/ipfioos  -ovs,  -oov  -ov,  I'l,  (fr. 
aJiia  blood,  and  pdos  a  flux,  th. 
peij}  to  flow)  a  7nenstrual  vioman, 

Alfiof/jioovaa,  n.  fem.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  ofahioplioiui. 

AT/uoj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  aj/ja  blood)  a 
viood,  thicket,  grove. 

AtfioipdpvKTos,  -ov,  b,  fl,  (fr.  same, 
and  (bopivh)  to  smear)  stained 
with  blood,  mixed  with  blood, 
raw. 

A'ty-vXla,  -as,  >'i,  (fr.  aJ/uuXof  kind) 
mirth,  cheerfulness,  festivity ; 
flattery,  caressing. 

A'titvWw,  (fr.  same)  to  cajole, 
wheedle,  banter,  flatter,  deceive. 

A'iiivXofi)';T)js,  -OV,  0,  (fr.  same,  and 
firiTLs  design)  fair-spoken,  cour- 
teous ;  imposing,  persuasive,  flat- 
tering ;  artful,  deceitful. 

AljivXos,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  a^^ta  blood, 
and  jivWu)  to  agitate)  thrilling, 
cheering,  animating  ;  kind,  cour- 
teous; soothing,  flattering,  coax- 
ing ;  cheerful,  merry,  jovial, 
hearty,  jolly  ;  delusive,  deceitful, 
artful. 

AtiioiiSio),  and  A'tfioiSidot  -Ci,  (fr. 
ni/i(i  blood,  and  onoiis  a  toolh)  to 
have  the  teeth  set  on  edge ;  to  be 
amazed,  aUoyiished,  stunned. 

A'ijiMv,  -ovo;,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same) 
bloody,  gory  ;  murderous. 

AliiuH',  -ovos,  b,  t'l,  knowing,  intelli- 
gent, skilful,  clever,  ingenious, 
cxjjert. 

Atvn,  Poet,  ior  aivijis.  ' 

AiVopiTrjS,  -ov,   b,    {^r,  an'bs  pel 
verse,    and    aptrh    virtue)    who 
abuses  his  talents,  perverse,  re 
prnhatc. 

Aiiias,  and  Aivdais,  -ov,  b,  JEneas, 


AIN 


Ain 


AIP 


a  man's  name.  g.  ^ol.  Afveiao,!     ed,    heinous,    comp.    aii>6Ttpo(,]Aizciv!),(km.o{ 
Ion.  Aircf£u,a.  Au/av,  V.  Aivfa.l      sup. -rarof.  AiTrciiOf, -^, -ii',   (fr.  auruy   high) 

Ai»t?v,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont. — .*.a'fr-|AivoTOK£ia, -aj,  ^,  Poet,  and  Aiyo-j     high,  lofty,  elevated;  towering, 


Tc,  2  pi.  cent.  pres.  ind.  or  impr 
act.  of  aireii). 
Aivffff'iiif,  Att.  g.  of 
AiVto-if,  -<o?,  Att.  -tuf,  (fr.  aiviu)  to 

praise)  praise,  commendation. 
Aivcrdi,  -ov,  b,ri,  {fr.  last)  praise- 
worthy, commendable,  laudable. 
Aivf'b)  -5,  f.  -ijffw,  and-/cu,  p.  ^it- 
Ka,  (fr.  a?vof  praise)  <o  praise, 
commend,  glonfy  in  worship  ;  to 
celebrate,   applaud ;  to  approve, 
consent,  agree,  per.  pass.  i)vc)iai. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  ij»t<ra,  Ion.  ahrjaa. 
impr.     alvcco*'    opt.     atvi'iaaifii, 
iEol.   and   Poet,   aivi'ico-cia,  -a;, 
-f  inf.  aiyijcaf  par.  atvricdi. 
Aif^,  -ilf,  ^1  (fr.  last)  praise,  com- 
mendation; honour,  celebrity;  a 
story,  fable,  proverb. 
Atvrj^',  .'Vpos.  for  ahijf",   same  as 

aiviu). 
Aiyfjai,  Ion.  for  aivaifi  d.  pi.  fern. 

of  aivic  or  of  aivij. 
Ahtyiia,   -aros,  ri,    and  AiViy/iof, 
-ov,  6,  (fr.  aiviccoftai  to  hint)  an 
enigma,    a    riddle,     an    obscure 
question  ;  an  allegory,  metaphor, 
parable. 
Atviyfiariaf,  -ov,  and    AiviyfiaTia- 
rijf,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  last)  eniemnticai, 
obscure,  speaking  in    ri'ldles  or 
parables. 
AiiiyfariiifCis,  (fr.  same^  obscure- 
ly, darkly,  enigmatically. 
AivO^ofiat,  same  asatviui,  to  praise, 

wonder,  admire. 
AiKitrif ,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  next)  enigma- 
tical, obscure ;    hinted,    alluded 
to. 
AivWo/iat,  Att.  -(TTOitai,  f.  -ifo/iai, 
p.  ^vtyfiat,  {fr.  aTi'Of  a  fable)  to 
hint,   intimate,  allude,   refer  in- 
directly ;    to   couch   a    meaning, 
to  convey  more  than  is  express- 
ed. 
Aiv66iv,  (fr.  ai^iy  severe)  grievous- 
ly, teverety ;    very,  exceedingly. 
Atvo6i»  atvuii,  grieV'Ously  severe, 
from  bad  to  worse. 
Atva\(uii,  -ovrof,  h,  {ft.  aivi{  terri- 
ble, and  X/uf  a  lion)  a  terrible 
furious  savage  lion. 
Ai>6fiooof,  -ov,l>.  If,  (fr.  name,  and 
li6ooi   lot)    hard-fated,    unfortu- 
nate, wretcheil,  misrralile. 
AivorSOrif,  -iof  -oijf,  i,  I'l,  (fr.  some, 
and    Ttia-^ut    to    .HiiffiT)    <^ff''r- 
ing  misrry,  enduring    hardship, 
wretrhrd,  njHirJed. 
KirovXfi^,  -Ttyof,  k,  r,  (fr.  aivdf  He- 
vere,  and  nX/iaeru)  to  mrike)  lash- 
ing, cutting  ;  austere,  morose,  in- 
txorahlt, 
Atfi^ntlui-lu,  (fr.  aivof  praine,  and 
voilft  to  render)  tn  give  praise, 
to   sing  praises,  to    celebrate,  to 
laud. 
Aivof,  -0X1,  f>,  a  fahle,  an  apologue, 
a  moral,    allegory,  proverb;  an 
argument,  discourse  ;  praise,  ce- 
lebrity. 
An^<,->),  -iv,  sei-rre,  harsh,  austere; 
grievous,  painful ;  cruel,    unre- 
lenting ;  dreadful,  trmhle  ;  wick- 

c 


t6ko(,  -oh,  0,  (fr.  aivos  severe, 

and   TiKTO)  to  travail)   who  has 

severe  labour. 
Aiyvjiat,    to  take,   carry  off,  seize, 

deprive,   ahvro.  Ion.  for  pwro, 

3  sin.  imp.  ind. 
AiJ-uii')  par.  pres.  act.  cont,  of  ai- 


Atvwv,  Heb.    indecl.    .iSnon,  the 

name  of  a  plare. 
Atiwy,)),  .^non,the  nameofa  city. 
Auwf,  (fr.  aiiof  drcadHi])  wretch- 
edly, grievously  ;  dreadfully,  hor- 
"Wy  >  fi^f'^''i'i  'nightily. 
Ai^j  atyd;,  b,  and  >'i,agoat. 
A  if,  -a'tKOi,  fi,  (fr.    ataau)   to  rush) 
swiftnei'f,  speed,  celerity;  impe- 
tuosity,  inolence,    force;  an  as- 
sault, attack  ;  a  wave,  surge. 
Aifir,  d.  pi.  of  a/f. 
Atoiaa,  Dor.  for  atovcra,  par.  pres. 

of aiu. 
Aio\ifrii,  -ov,  b,  .ZEolides,  a  man's 

name. 
A(oX(f,  and  Poet.  AioXrjif,  -lioi,!i, 
.^olia,  the  name  of  a  country. 
AtoWlit),  Poet,  for  AiCWii),  f.  -o)iio, 
p.  -Ka  (fr.  ai(5Xo{  varied)  to  vary, 
diversify,   variegate ;  to  change, 
alter ;  to  vibrate,  quiver  ;  waver, 
fluctuate. 
Ato\ofip6vTi]^,  -01),  and  Dor.  AioXo- 
jSpdi'To;,  -a,  b,  (fr.  aiijXof  swift, 
and  jipovr!)   thunder)    the  quirk 
thunderer,  an  epithet  of  Jupiter. 
AioXoflaip;;^,  -TiKog,b,  >i,  (fr.   ai6\oi 
varied,  and  &uipa^  a  breastplate) 
armed    with   a  coloured    breast- 
plate. 
Aio\diii}Ti(,  -t^oi,  and  AioXo/f^njf, 
-ov,  and  Dor.  Aio^oju'iTOy,  -a,  b, 
(fr.  same,  and  ^lijTij  counsel)  o/" 
extensive   thought,    "f  deep   de- 
signs;  sapient,  tcise,  sagacious, 
provident. 
AtoXo/xlrpiis, -jv,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ijhpa    a  girdle)    wearing  a  co- 
loured girdle  or  bell. 
A(oX/>rwX(j{,    -ov,  b,  >';,  (fr.   same, 
and  rwXof  a  young  horse)  driv- 
ing pied,  or  afferent  coloured,  or 
sijnft  horses ;  also  active,  expert 
in  horsemanship. 
At6\oi,  -tj,  -oy,  varied,  diversified, 
variegated, party  coloured;  agile, 
nimble,    active,    suiift ;    waving, 
floating,  quivering  ;   chargeable, 
fickle, flexible  ;  subtle,  artful,  sly  ; 
complicated,  involved;  wreathed, 
torttums,  twisted. 
Aii\o(,  -ov,  b,  jEoIus,  the  king  of 

rhe  winds. 
Aio^oy^alrrif,  -ov,  n,  (fr.  niAXof  va- 
ried, and  ^ahri  llio  mnne)  vilhn 
wni-ing  mane,  or  adorned  with  a 
ciAourrd  crest  of  hair. 
'Alnv,  Ion.  for  ^lor,  imp.  of  aiia. 
Aiat'iitii  -<i,  f.  -//iTio,  to  sprinkle,  wet, 

moisten,  bedew,  dash. 
AiiyriBif  -I0(,  Att.-rii>(,  I},  a  Kprink- 

linn,  moistrvini:. 
AinpTiira,  a  Srylhian  word  nigni- 

fying  mrrnslayrrs. 
AiTuav,  a.  sin.  f<m.  ofairi'j. 
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arduous;  heavy,  overwhelming; 
grievous,  oppressive;  terrible. 
aJvco,  n.  pi.    fem.  of  barep.     Also 

Dor.  for  f]Kcp,  where. 
AiTnXfu   -S,   (fr.  ai^  a  goat,  and 
I     roX/w    to  be  engaged  about)  to 

keep,  herd,  or  tend,  goats. 
.KiTToXiKOi,  -i),  -01',  (fr.  same)  about, 

concerning,  or  like  a  goatherd. 
Ai-6\tov,  -ov,    rb,    (fr.    same)    a 

flock  of  gnats. 
AtiT6^oi,-ov,b,(fr.  san\c)a  goatherd. 
A?rof,  -eoi  -oPj,  rb,  (fr.  andi  high) 
height,    altitude,    elevation;    an 
eminence,  a  mountain. 
AiJTOf,  •)),  -ov,  same  as 
AiTrif,  -fm,  -ti,  high,  lofty  ;  ardu- 
ous, hard,  severe,  difficult;  rough, 
rugged;    great,   large,  mighty, 
overwhelming, 
AiTTunofiSame  as  aiiris'  or  relating 

to 
AiTvTog,  -ov,  b,   .^pytus,  a  maji's 

name. 
A7j9a,    -as,  >;,   the  herb  darnel  or 

tares  ;  a  mallei,  hammer,  axe. 
Aipag,   Sync,  for  acipas,  1    a.  par. 

act.  of  atipci}. 
A7pc,  pres.  impr.  act.  —  Ai'ptif,  2 
sin.  and  —  Aipei,  3  sin.  and  — 
AiptTc,  2pl.  pres.  ind. act.  —Aipt- 
rat,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid.  ofaipoi. 
A'ipee,  Ion.  for  i/pce,  3  sin.  imp.  of 

aipeo). 
Aipedf^ci,  Ion.  fora\p[6uiiri,  sub.  of 

'ipfdvv,  1  a.  pass,  of  a!p/w. 
liipidn.  Ion.  for  ijpedri,  3  sin.  1  a. 
pass.— A  iptflf;?     part. — A'lptQf,- 
oofiai,  1  f.  of  aipfu), 
Alpco,  Ion.  for  atpov,  pres.   impr. 

mid.  of  alpu). 
Aip/ffcif,  n.  a.  V.  pi.  cont. — AJpt- 
ams,  g.  Atf. — A"p£(7(v,  a.  sin.  of 
a"pfo-if. 
Aipf(T('^of,-oi',i,);,  (fr.aip/o)  to  take) 

easy  to  be  taken,  or  captured. 
A'ipccif,  -(Of,  Att.  -£(of,  i;,(fr.  same) 
election,  choice, preference  ;  adop- 
tion,   opinion,   tenet;    heresy;  a 
sect,  schisma. 
AipcTf'os,  -a,  -ov,   (fr.  same)   to  be 

chosen,  preferred,  &c. 
AtpfT/^<.),(fr.same)  to  select,  choose, 

prefer  ;  to  inhaJiit. 
A(pfri»-df,  -or,b,  (fr.  same)  one  who 
chooses  or  adopts  sonic  particu- 
lar course  or  opinion  ;  a  sectary  ; 
a  heretic. 
Aipirif,  -Ifioi,  f),  (fr.  pntr.c)  she  who 
chooses,  prefers,  loves  ;  a  mistretf, 
a  svettheart. 
Aiprrbf,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  some)  to  be 
chosen, preferred  ;  desirable,  pre- 
frrahle,rlif:ibte,  select. 
Aip/bi  -<ji,f.  -i/iTO),  p.  iiprjKa,  to  lake, 
bear,  curry  ;  receive  ;  scixr,  grnsp, 
catch,  take  as  a  prry  in  hunting, 
or  war ;  o\:rrlnkc ;  overpower, 
exhaust,  wear  out,  subdue,  drive, 
ruin  ;  to  gain  a  Inwsuit  ;  to 
rnnvinre,  mviirl,  condemn;  to 
take  iff,  or  kill ;  to  choose,  select, 
prefer ;  to  adopt,  assume  ;  to 
elect;  2a.  from  ihc  obs.   l\u>, 


ind.  ilXov'  impr,  iXc,  &c.   mid. 
ind.   iWd/oiv'   impr.    iXov-   opt 


AI2 

f.    -(io 


lOcar  iiway ;  io  consume, 
iXolnny '  sub.  tX(o;«ii •  inf. iXiaOiu  ■       expend,  lay  nul,  <lisliiir.tr. 
par.  tKi/icvoi,  -  I.  ind.  act.   f'AiZi* '  A/crios,  -ov,  h,  ij,  (fr.  ai<T«  fato) pro- 


mid.  tXov^ 
A\pi}Ktc,  -£(,  Ion.  for  ('/pi;k£',  3  sin. 

pper.  act.  of  last. 
Aip^tro^iiii,  -V}  -crat,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 

of  same. 
AipiK^i,  and  A/pii'Of,  -ov,  o,  >/,  (fr. 

aipci  lares)  qt'tares,  or  darnel. 
Ai^oi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,   (fr.  a  intons.  and 
Ipot  a  beggar'.s  name)  beg^arli/, 
UTctcIicd,  mhrrnbtc. 
Ai'poj,  f.  apa,  p.  j;/)va,  '"  raise,  lift, 
deoalc  ;  to  excite,  impel ;  to  sus- 
pend, luinf;  up  ;  to  hold  in  sus- 
jKnse,  keep  in  doubt  ;  to  Iteight- 
en,    e^u:;gcrate,   aggrnvcUc ;    to 
take,  bear,  curri/ ;    to   conceive, 
perciivc  ;  to  take  off",  cut  off,  de- 
stroy ;    to  weigh   anchor,  strike 
tatts,  start,  set  qff.     Aipd/mi,  to 
■undertake,  commence  ;    to  bear, 
sujf'er,  endure;  to  bear  off",  car- 
ry  away.     1  a.   act,  ind.   j/pa 
impr.  upov  opt,  apo'ijii'  sub. upu 
inf.  dpai-  par.  upas'  pcr.   pass 
jipjuar  1  a.  ind,  ypdnv  impr,  up- 
OtiTf  1  f.  pass,  apOi'iionat. 
Atpuiv,  -ovaa,  -or,  par.  pros.  act. 
—  A.ipn)iTi,  3  pi.  pres.  sub,  act. 
of  last, ' 
A  IS)  aiioi,  )'i,  same  as  aici;;. 
Ai'ji  d.  pi.  fern,  of  cs. 
Aiffij,  ->;s,  i;,  fate,  destiny,  supreme 
decree  ;  fortune,   allotment,    lot, 
portion,    share  ;    place,     room, 
stead  ;  duty,  office,  engagement ; 
reason,  equity. 
Ji.iadKij)v,  -ovoi,  b,  a  kind  of  hawk. 
Kicaoos,  -ov,  6,  the  name  of  a  river. 
Ai<r£B/ioi,  Dor.  for  qaov^ai,  which 

iot  <'iao)tai,  1  f.  mid.  ofi/ow. 
AiVj/tto?,  -ov,  0,  ^sepus,  a  river, 
AicOdi'Ofiai,  or  aicrOioiiat,  f.  atadi']- 
cofiat,  1>.  (icOniiai,  to  be  ajjlicled, 
feel,  perceive;    to  remark,  dis- 
cern,    comprehend,     think ;     Io 
learn,    understand ;    2  a,    mid, 
ind.  TjaOdiiriV  opt.  aicOoi'/jijVSub. 
ata6(j>itnf    inf.     atatiiaOaf    par. 
aiaddnevo;. 
Ai(70»)<n{,-(os,  Att,  -£us,  >'i,  and-0;;- 
;ia,  -Sroi,  to,  (fr,  last)  a  sense; 
perception,  sensation  ;    IhouglU, 
knowledge,  judgment. 
AiadntrrfjOtov,  -ov,  ro,  (fr.  same)a?i 
organ,  instrmncnl,  or  means  of 
sensation,  as   the  eye  of  seeing, 
&c.  ;  or   of  perception,    as   the 
mind  ;  sense,  faculty,  talent. 
AioOijrikof,  -tij-bv,  (fr.  same)/ecZ- 
ing,  sensible,   sensitive  ;  intelli- 
gent, shrewd,  sagacious. 
AtadnTtKCis,    (fr.    last)    shrewdly, 

sensibly,  &c, 
Aiadr)Tii,  -i), -Jv,(fr.  aiaQdvoy.ai  to 
feel)  palpable,  sensible,  that  may 
be  seen,  heard,  &c.  perceptible. 
AtaBii),  for  atu),  to  feel,   hear,  per- 
ceive ;  also,  to  expire,  die. 
AiaQidvrat,  3  pi.  2  a.  sub.  mid.  of 

aiaOdvoftai. 
Alaljioif-ov,  0,  l),  (fr.  a7aa  fate)  fa- 
tal, fated,  decreed  ;  just,  vpright, 
e<)uitable,  pints. 


pitious,  favourable,   lucky,  for' 
tunatc,  prosperous, 
Ai<roi'Wt)s-,   -01',  6,  JEsonides,  the 

son  of  u'Eson. 
AiaaovTo,  imp,  pass,  of 
Aiffffo),  f,  -fw,  p.  -KU,  to  move   until 
violence,    to   rush,  dart,  charge, 
spring ;  to  assault,  attack,  invmle, 
(issiil;  to  break  out,  burst  forth  ; 
to, fly,, flutter,  vibrate,  (/«(wr, 
'Ai'oTos,  -ov,  0,  //,   (fr,  a  ncg,  and 
iVij/u  to  kiiow)  not  to  be  known, 
or  recognised;  vanished,   gone; 
jndistinc:,  obscure,  faint,   imper- 
ceptible. 
A'i(TT6w  -C,   (fr.   last)  ii   desolate, 
waste,  ravage,  so  as  not  to  be 
known;  to  obliterate.  A'tardonai, 
-orjuii,  to  vanish,  to  disappear. 
AicOtiTfjp,  -r/poj,  !i,(['r.  a  inlcns.  and 
ciu  to  rush)  an  able-bodied,  vi- 
gorous youth,     (fr.    alaa   duty) 
orderly,    regular,    well-liehavcd. 
(fr,  al'iaato  to  hasten)  a  shepherd 
who  follows  his  flock  from  place 
to  place  ;  a  chief,  leader,  prince 
AiavXo%,-ov,  b,  >i,  unjust,  wrongful; 
wicked,  impious,  ungodly ;  hurt- 
ful, mischievous,  noxious  ;  slight- 
ing, conlemptupus. 
Aicvuvdw   -w,  f,  -);o-w,  to  govern, 

rule,  reign,  preside. 
AtavixviiTiji,  -Oil,  and  aiffu/ii'^rj/p, 
-Tipo;,  b,  (fr,  last)  a  ruler  presi- 
dent, umpire,  conductor  of  public 
sports  ;  an  ancient  epithet  of 
kings, 
Aitrj^vri;,   -ov,    b,    JEschines,    a 

mun's  name. 
Ai.a)(ib>v,-ovoi,  b,  )'/,  comp,  —  AiV- 
y^iaroq,  -?;,  -01',  sup.  from  ne.\t, 
see  uiff^pu';, 
A'tay^os,  -to;  -ot>c,  ro,  vilcncss,  base- 
ness, meanness ;  reproach,  shame, 
disgrace  ;  deformily,  ugliness. 
Aiax^poKcp&us,  -i)j,ca,sC%of  ataypo- 

KepSi'ii. 
Aiaxpo'^cpitia,   -a;,  i),    (fr.adi^^puj 
vile,  and  KepSo;   profit)  projitby 
vile  means;   wages  of  vice;  ava- 
rice, meanness. 
AKJ^pOKcpiiiii-Ci,  f.  -;7(ra),(fr,  same) 
to  gain  by  vile  means  ;  to  prosti- 
tute, to  pander. 
At(T)(^poK[p^r]g,   -lOi  -OVS,   b,  i;,    (fr, 
same)  making  vile  gains,  pursu- 
ing scandalous  traffic,  trading  in 
vice;  covetous. 
Aiaj(^poKtphSji,  (fr,  last)  for  or  by 

scaiulalous  profits. 
Aici')(^poXoyia,  -oj,  i;,   (fr,   atcrxpo; 
vile,  and  \6yoi  talk)  vile,  indecent 
talk,  obscenity. 
Aia'X^poroiiia  -di,  f.  -t'laui,  (fr.  same, 
anil  voiiu)  to  do)  to  act  meanly  or 
indecently  ;  to  demean,  or  debase 
oneself. 
Aiaxn6-owi,   -ov,   h,  t),  (fr.  same) 
who'  does  mean  tilings  ;  vile,  piti- 
ful,   base,  scandalous,  indecent. 

AtaxpopiiniJoavi'tn-Vi,  I'h  (f""-  aicX"^ 
vile,  and  /j/oj  to  speak)  index:ent 
conversation,  obscenitij. 
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AIT 

p.  -toKa,  to  Aidxpbs,  -«,  -0)1,  (fr,  <ua^o{  vile- 
ness)  ugly,'  hideous  ;  base,  vile, 
mean,  shameful,  disgraceful ;  in- 
decent ;  scandalous,  opprobrious 
contemptuous,  comp,  aiaxpiTi.- 
poj,  sup,  -r.iTOf  also  «i<r;^(uji' 
uiaxicroi,  as  if  from  alaxoi- 

Aiaxp6Ti!i,-'lT0i,  :,,  (fr,  last)  ugli- 
ness, deformity  ;  ignominy,  dis- 
grace ;  inlcness,Jilthiness,  obscc- 
tiity,  iiulecency. 

Aitrxp<ii,  (fr.  saLmc)meanlyf  vilely, 
basely,  indecently. 

.\i<r;^ui'a?,-ri;,-*r;5,cascsofai<T;j^uv;;. 


-ou,  b,  j^sop,  a  man'l 
-ov,  in  the  style  of  ^ 


A((r;^;ti'fo,  Ion,  for  atx^vov  pros, 
impr,  pass,  AiaxwiBOui,  3  sin. 
pres,  impr,  pass,  oi  aiaxvvta. 
Atcxurri,  -vf,  /;,  (fr.  aio-p^of  dis- 
i^racr^)modcsty,liashfulness,rhas- 
tity  ;  any  q(f'e,ncc  against  these  ; 
ahamc,disgrace,  scandal,  infamy, 
dishonour. 

A(o-;^t)i'Omi);r,  Ion.  —  Aiax'"'Oi'i- 
fuvai.  Dor.  far  ai(rxwOijvai,  1  », 
mf.  pass,  ofaicxvfo). 

Aicxi»'Ti]\u;,  -}),  -uv,  and  Ai(7;^iii- 
repbs,-u,  -iv,{fr. aiaxii'V  shame) 
modest,  diffident,  bashful. 

At(TXvvToi,-)i,-br,  (fr.samc).s/iaj/ic- 
,ful,  disgraceful ;  shamefaced, 
bashful. 

Aio';^i)i-w,  f,  -vvS),  p,  paxvyKa,  (fr. 
same)  to  abash,  confound,  shame, 
dishonour,  disgrace  ;  io  deform, 
disfigure  ;  to  despise,  contemn,vi~  I 
lify.  A(<r;^oi'o/<u(,,<o  he  ashamed}  j 
to  feel  awe,  to  revere,  respect, 
per,  pass,  ffax"i'i>-a.i.  I  a,  r^ax^v* 
Or]V.      1  f.  ai(T;^i)i'0);(rOf(«(, 

A(cr;;^iJi'0);;n,  -dro;,  ri,  (fr,  samej 
a  mark,  brand,  stigma;  any  caus 
of  shame  ;  the  privities. 

Alamiro;, 
name, 

Ataiovcio;, 
.,35  sop. 

AiVaf ,  -a,  b,  Dor,  for  aiDjj. 

Air£,  Dor,  for  tfrc,  whetlwr,  if,  or, 
either. 

AtTcaTioi,-a,-ov,(fr.aiTi<i>  to  ask)<o 
be  entreated,  askcd,oT  demanded. 

AlTtt,-ci,  pres. impr,  act, — A('rt£iv, 
-tiv,  pres,  inf,  act, — Ait£5,  Dor, 
and  JEol.  for  airov,  pres.  impr. 
mid.cont. — A(T£i'i^£i'o?,for  airov- 
fiicvoi,pa.r.  pres.  mid.  cont.  of 

Airf'u)  -w,  -t'laiii,  p.  -fiTijKa,  to  ask, 
request,  beg,  entreat,  solicit ;  to 
require,  demand.  I  a.  act.  firrjaa' 
im-ir,  airriaov  imp,  pass,  rirci- 
pn'^,  -ovjirfV  perf.  fiTijpuf  I  a, 
firndtji''  1  f,   aiTtjOfiaopai. 

Ahrjijiu,  -uTOi.  TO,  andai'r»;<r(f,-(0{, 
Att.  -£u)f,  1^,  (fr,  la.ft)  a  petition, 
request,  entreaty;  a  demand, 
suit. 

AiDK,  -00,  b,  (fr,  au)  to  breathe) 
a  companion,  acquaintance,  in- 
timale  ;  a  gallant, favourite  ;  or, 
(fr,  air/o)  to  beg)  a  beggar,  pe- 
titioner. 

AiTfjj,  2  sin,  sub,  act.  cont,  —  Ai- 
Tij/jai,  I  a.  inf,  act,  —  AtTijaas, 
-aara,  -av,  par,  1  a,  act.  —  Airii- 
aofiai,  -r],  -crai,  I  f.  ind.  act.  — 
of airfu, 

AtTttrbi,  -f),-uv,  ifr.oir/u)  to  ask)<o 


AIX 


AKA 


AKA 


be  asked,  entrecUed,  &.c.  ;  desira,-  \     the  spear,  captured  in  war,  a  cap 
Iflg,  live,  a  prisoner,  a  slave. 

JLtria,  -ai,  and  Ion.  Acn'i;,  -17s,  ij,  A(;^/ioraj,  -5,  b,  Dor.  for  u(;yfijjp',s 


a  c'>a»e,  reason,  moUve,  incite 
tnent ;    an  accusation ;    blame, 
fault,  crime;  a  comiition,  state, 
situation,  case. 

Acr((iu<r9ui,  Poet,  for  atrtaaO^i, 
pres.inf.  pass.  cent,  ofoinn'ofiai. 

AtWu/irt,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  next)  an 
accwiotion;  blume ;  crime. 

Airido/iai  -uj^iai,  f.  -uVojkk,  p.  ijr/a- 
pu,  (fr.  same)  tu  ascribe,  or 
impute  blame;  to  accuse,  cri-ni- 
nnte,  impeach  ;  to  dude,  reprove. 
prcs.  inl".  pass.  airidtaOai  -aaQaf 
imp.  pass.  i)ria'a/ii»v, -(3/i»;v3  pi. 
ijTinjtro,  -wiTO. 

AtTiartKis, -ov,  b,!i,  (fr.  same)  cj:- 
cttsias",  criminatori/. 

AirinXoyia,  -as,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ao'yof  tdik)  excuse,  plea,  extenua- 
tion, apology,  dejenne. 

jLiriajia,  -aros,  tO,  (fr.  same)  071 
accusation. 

Xlrtov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  reason, 
cause ;  fault,  hlitme. 

JiMo{,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.samc)  cmising, 
liffictim,  operative,  efficient  ;  in 
fault,  guilty,  culpable,  accused; 
sub.  a  cauxc,  source,  origin,  au- 
thitr,  mover,  cump,  oiniirtpoj, 
sup.  -roToj. 

AiT(6u(irn(,  Poet,  for  airiuirni,  3 
pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  piiss.  of  Ai- 
Ttdfiiat. 

KiTiMrn,  -to{  -ov(,  b, !],  (fr.  aiTiu  a 
-- iiise)  relating  tocauses,  motives, 
r  origins. 

.i'Tfj,  -lit  I'h  -^tna,  a  volcano  in 
.Skily. 

AiroTi;v,  -nfi-'/i  &c.  Alt.  for  niru?- 
pi,  opt.  ofaiTj'w. 

Airo(,  l)or.  for  rintvoi;. 

Air<»ia(,  -oil,  h,  !},  Italian. 

A«rof»ri,d.sin.  cont.  and — AiroD- 
an,  n,  ftm.  bin.  cont.  of  hitju). 

KiTiiftiOa,  mill,  or  pa.ss.  and  Airoj- 
piv,  art.  1  pi.  cont.  prcs.  sub.  — 
Ltriv,  par.  [ires.  act.  cont.  of 
name. 

A(<>iV<j(»<,  -V,  h,  li,  (ff.  last)  sud. 
ili-f,   unexprr.lrd,  unawares,  un- 
t'  '   fin.     Kt<bvl(nov,»nibl)nly. 
Ai,'iiii{,  (fr.   Iant)   suddenlfi,  all 

at  nnre  ;  une.rpictedii/, 
Ai^Oifvui,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  aiojui. 
Ai,Y^'<^<><  ""d  Poet,  ai^jidnaiii, (i'r. 

>i  a  upoar)  to  (innuiuJi,  or 

spear  ;  Injhhl. 
.-; ,    ...      •.    MV.  ai;^riX(i)- 
• ,  captivity; 


rejirri.^^  «'< 
pI'DSItlCH. 


,f.  -CPCid,  p.  i;J|f(inXrj- 
'•■•'■)  //>  leifl,  or  car. 
,  («  enaliuf, 

1'/  inlocap- 
:  t't  rrslram, 
i'>ii»  or  pro- 

^/idXiiriff- 


Aiy^pit,  -fii,  >),  a  spear  ;  the  point; 
a  weapon ;  spirit,  courage. 

At^pnr!);,  -ou,  h,  (fr.  last)  a  spear- 
man, a  soldier,  a  warrior.  Adj. 
warlike,  hontilc.  ai;^/ir;T(Ju),  g. 
Dor.  Boeot.  iEol.  and  ocy/")- 
rauiv,  g,  pi.  jEol.  for  ai^jirjTor, 
and  ai^iiiirdv.  voc.  aivfii/ru. 

.\.i^fio66pos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  atyixii  a 
spear,  and  ^oofcj  to  carry)  a 
spearman,  a  soldier,  a  lifeguard, 

A.7ipa,  and  by  Apos.  ar<^',  immedi- 
ately, directly,  fortliwith,  quickly, 
speedily. 

A(i^/;pds,  -(I,  -Or,  (fr.  last)  quick, 
swift, 

.\.nl.ttpoKi^cvBoi,  -ov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  last, 
and  KfXti'Ooj  a  road)  quick  on  tlic 
road,  speedy, ^flect. 

Ai'u,  Poet,  to  hear,  lustcn,  attend  ; 
to  learn,  know,  perceive ;  to 
breathe  forth,  expire,  die.  par. 
pres.  atuiv. 

Aiwy,  Dor.  for  t]7(iv. 

Aidii', -wros,  b,  (fr.  aii  ever,  and  !ov 
beino)  eternity;  an  age,  life; 
dur(i'.ion,or  continuance  of  time  ; 
a  period  ;  a  revolution  of  ages ; 
n  dispenSiUion  ofprovirle.nce ;  this 
world,  or  life  ;  the  world,  or  life 
to  come, 

.\.tiiva,  -wvag,  -dvt,  -uivof,  -ui'ui', 
-cDo-(,  cases  of  last. 

Xtiovl^u),  (fr.  last)  to  ctei-nize,  per- 
petuate, immortrdizc. 

Ai'iviof, -ou,6, 1/,  (Ir.  same)  eternal, 
immortal,  perpetual ;  former, 
past,  ancient. 
Aio'ioa,  -as,  f;,  (fr.  next)  n  raising, 
lifting,  suspending,  or  hanging 
up ;  u  vessel,  bucket,  or  thin^ 
SHspendg/l ;  an  image  hung  itp 
among  tWfcir  vines,  according  to 
heathen  superstition. 
Ai</)pfu  -Ci,  f.  -(/(Til),  p.  -j^Ka,  to  lift, 
raise,  exalt ;  suspend,  hang  vp. 
Aioploftai  -oviiai,to  feci  rxotled, 
to  boast,  vaunt;  to  scorn,  dis- 
dain ;  to  he  suspended,  hung, 
dangle, 
Kiiooouix',  pres.  ind.  pass.  cont.  of 

last. 
Aku,  Poet,  for  nxTi  or  ai:rir. 
KKa!tfifittn,  anilaK(i(^f;/i(«,-aj, '(,  (IK 
noxt)  the  Aradtmin,  a  sch'wl  of 
philosophy  at   Athens,     flenoc 
th<!  Rriijlish,  Aradnny. 
AK<ii'niio(y  -ov,    b,  AendrmuK,  tlu 
HuppoBod  touiidcr    if  the  preced- 
ing'. 
AK(i?ui,  f.  -ao),  and  •((!>,  (fr.  nn/)  an 


pit.  1   f.  mil.  p!\<n.  ai)(fiaXi»Tio- 
Or'ffTouat,  3  pi.  -trovTiit, 
Ai\ii''\utTo{,-')v,!i,  hf'^rx^ai^a\tii 
rUt  -toof,  if,  (fr.  af)Qiit  a  spear, 


odue)  to  whet,  shartnv.  In  pro- 
voke, irritate  ;  to  fret,  distrrss 
per.  pans,  fir.aapai. 

AKnOiionla,  -af,  jj,  (fr.  n  UOJ.  and 
KnOidpi,)  to  rleanxc)  pollution 
fiulncss,  impurity  ;  unrtcanness, 
,/ltth  ;  Ir.mdnrss,  incnniinimrt. 

A<t«0(/prrK,  -tirrx:,  >'),  (fr.  R.irne,  nr 
ifby  Kynr.  iot  aKaOap^rrn)  nn- 
rtrannrss,  imjtvrlty,  lewdnr.i.i. 

Ai('(".iprof, -oil,  «,/;,  (fr.  same)  im- 
pure,   unclran,    drjilcd,  unfit  for 


ond  iMcK'j  to  (ak«)  taken  by\     receiving  the  rilrs  of  rclieion 

(19) 


AKdOem-oi,  -w,  b,  }),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Kari'xia  to  restrain)   not  to  be  re- 
strained ;  licentious,  unruly,  tur- 
bulent, 
'AKaiva,  and  Ion.   Ak«i'ii;,  -rji,  Ij, 
(fr.  uKi)  a  point)  a  goad  ;  a  staff, 
pole, 
'AKaipa,  and   Aicaipio?,    (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Kainbi  oppoitiinity)   unsea- 
sonably, unti,ncly,  uiyjiily,  awk- 
icardty. 
AKatpioixai    -oD/iai,    f.    -;/(TOfi(ii,     p. 
i)Kah7]jiat,    (fr.    same)    to   want 
means,  or  opportunity  ;  to  miss, 
full. 
Anntpia,  -aj,  Ij,  (fr.  same)  unsea- 
so7iablr-ncss,  inconvenience,  awk- 
war:lncss  ;  embarrassment. 
AKuiptoi,  -ov,  b,  >!,  (fr  same)  mo- 
mentary,  transitory,   slight,    tri- 
vial, transitnt. 
AKaipbg,  -ov,  b,  (^,(fr.  same)  unsea- 
sonable, untimely,   inconvenie/U, 
awkward ;  unjit,  unquulijied. 
AraxaXij,    -i'5o;,    fj,    an    Egyptian 

seed. 
AKaK>'iTris,  -ov,  u,  (fr.   a  neg.  and 
KOKus   bad)    innocent,    gniltless, 
harndcss  ;  benign,  benevolent, 
AKOKia,   -as,  >';,    (fr.   same)  inno- 
cence, simplicity,  integrity, 
.KKaKOi,  -ov,  5,  >i,  (fr.  same)  inno- 
cent, harmless,  simple,  undesign- 
ing,  artless,  g.  pi.  uKacwi', 
AKuXapl>LiTr]i,  -ov,  b, )'/,  (fr.   aKa\di 
quiet,  .and  jjiui  to   flow)  calmly 
flowing,  gently  swelling,  smoothly 
gliding,  g.  ^>Eol.  aKa\apl)ciTao, 
AKay.rj<pti,  -?/s,  >';,  a  nettle  ;  a  sort  of 

fish,  or  shell, 
A^"aXXi)s,  -(OS  -oBs,  b,  ti,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Ka\bi  fair)   vithout  beauty, 
plain,  ordinary, 
AnaXXifpf'jTos,  -01',  5,  1';,  (fr.  last, 
and  ifpis   sacred)  wipropilious, 
unfavourable. 
AKaXbi,  -!),  -01;    (fr.  yjKii  quietly) 

quiet,  calm,  still, 
Aicd\vrrO';,  -ov,  h,  fj,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
KoXi'rrw  to  cover)  uncovered,ex- 
posed,  Intre  ;  open,  unconcealed, 
AKapaiTo\6y^>t^,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  axiSpai 
unwearied,  and  Xiiy;^);  a  spear) 
umviaritd  at   the  sp-ar,    brave, 
rourngrous,  aKapavroXoy^Sv,  g. 
pi.  Dor. 
AKa|lnvroldtl^(rt(,  -ov,  I'l,  (fr.   same, 
and  (Ki'Yn^ini  to  tight)  unwearied 
in   the  JiglU,    valorous,    iniinci- 
ile. 
\KaftarT6rto«{,  -080s,  i,    (fr.  same, 
ond   iroff  a  foot)  unwearied  of 
.font,  active,  swift,  nimble. 
Aniijiiii,  -avTOi,   b,  <;,    (fr.    n  ncg. 
and   Kiluno    to    lir<;)   vnwearicd, 
indrl'iUignt/lr,  not  faligutd,    not 
tired  ;    inreswnt,  constant. ;  vio- 
lent.      Also  Arnmas,    a   man'w 
niinii'. 
AKilpiirDi,   -oil,   b,  >),    (fr.    Hamo) 
sanio,  g,  din.  Ion.   oKapdroio,  d. 
pi.  fein.  Ion.  aKiijioTijat, 
KKUfiirflf,  -I'n^  -nh<,  ami  'Anta/irros, 
-01',  A,  li,  (fr.  n  ncg.  and  ndurTui 
lo  1)011(1)  untirnding,  unyiiiaini;  ; 
»t\p',  rigid,  injle.vimc ;  lulling  no 
return. 


* 


AKA 

Acafi  -ui  Of,  4,  iiiul  'Ann  ()«,  -vi,  i^, 
(fr.  UK/)  u  point,  uiul  uitfi'uj  lo 
tlourish)  a  thorn,  a  brier;  the 
spine. 

A*<ii'0ii'Of, -»),  -ov,  A»cn)0(iji5j;j,  and 
A.Kdydi}i,  -cos  -ovs,  A,  i5,('''-  "Koi- 
Ou  a  thon\)lhorny^ma'teii/tfitir7ts, 
or  briers,  prichli/  ;  pungent,  irri- 
tating. 

A.Kav0h,  -lioi,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a  bird 
fond    of  thistles  ;    a   lirmet,  or 

'Anai'Oof,  -01),  )';,  (fr.  same)   acati- 

lliun,  t>car'sfuot. 
Ak(ii'0<Sw  -cD,  (fr.  same)  to  set  with 

thorns,  or  slakes. 
'AKaiOi,  -01',  6,  )';,  (fr.  dkar  a  thorn) 

(I  thorny  prickly  shrub. 
'AKOTTvoi,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
Kiivvis  smoke)  free  from  srnokc  ; 
clear,  pure;  easy,  without  trou- 
ble. 

Axdpitos,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Kapila  the  heart)  heartless,  u7i- 
feeling,  insensible;  stupid,  dull, 
senseless. 

AKapn^,  -ioi  -oPs,  b,  /;,  (fr.  ne.xt) 
short ;  small,  little,  minute ;  tran- 
sient, momentary.  AxapU^  to, 
a  moment,  an  iiislant,  an  atom. 

'AKapi,  any  thing  very  minute;  a 
mote,  mite,  atom, 

AKaptaTos,  -a,-ov,  (fr.  last)  small; 
trifling,  trivial,  insignijicant, 
V)orthle.is ;  minute,  little,  short, 
momentary. 

'AKaova,  -lis,  I'l,  a  plant  so  call- 
ed; 

AKapTTos,  -ov,  b,  I},  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
KaoTTOs  fruit)  unfruitful,  unpro- 
Jitahle,  unproductive ;  barren, 
unfertile. 

AfcrfoTTOj,  (fr.  last)  unfruitfully, 
&c. 

Akootos,  -ov,  b,  and  AKdurri,  -ris,  !i, 
Acaxtus,  and  Acasta,  a  male  and 
female  name. 

AKaTHyiuio-TOf,  -ov,  b,  l/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  KuTuyiiwaKU)  to  condemn) 
irreprehensihte,  blameless. 

AKaraKaXviTToSj  -ov,  v,  r),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  KaTaKoSvisTb)  to  cover  up) 
not  veiled,  uncovered,  exposed, 
revealed. 

AKaTiiKptros,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Karaifpa'w  to  condemn)  un- 
cnndemncd,  absolved,  acquitted. 
Also  untried,  condemned  without 
trial. 

AKardXtiKTos,  -ov,  b,  t',  (fr.  a  intens. 
and  Kara\r/yw  to  define)  uellde- 
flned,  exact,  precise ;  to  which 
nothing  is  wanting,  perfect,  com- 
plete. 

AKardWaKTos,  -ov,b,  f),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  KaraAXao-cu  to  reconcile)  ir- 
reconcilcable,  implacable,  vindic- 
tive. 

Advira'AuToj,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  KaraXvu  to  dissolve)  indis- 
soluble,flrm,  stable,  binding. 

AKaTaixd)(^nTOS,  -ov,  b,  tj,  {fr.  a  neg. 
and  KnTafjayf^o/iai  to  subdue)  in- 
vincible, impregnable ;  uncon- 
(pttred. 

AKaravd'SaicTos,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  a 
neg.  Kara  against,  and  vaXaiu  lo 


AKA 

\vrcm\v)u7iconqueredinvrcstling, 
invincible,   matchless;   not  to  be 
thrown  by  art  or  feint. 
AKardjTavcTos,  -ov^  b.  Si,  (tr.  n  neg. 
nnd  kiirnn-di'U)  lo  ihcili)   inces- 
sant, ceaseless,  restless ;  not  to  be 
restrained. 
AKaraTXt'iKTuii,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and  Ka- 
TazXi'/airio  to  terrify)  undaunted- 
ly, intrepidly,  bravdy. 
AniiTarroTvi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.   a  ncg. 
and  Karanlna  to  swallow)  that 
cannot  be  swallowed  ;  unflt  Jor 
food. 
AKaraariiinvros,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  KaTaatjfuilriii  to  mark)  un- 
marked;     uiisrrded ;     undistin- 
guished ;  indistinct. 
\>;aTaaKCvaaros,-ov,  u,  fj,  (fr.a  ncg. 
and  KaraaKCvdi^tii  to  adorn)  un- 
furnished, tmadomcd,  wiflnish- 
cd ;     rude,    barren,    uncultivat- 
ed. 
AKaraaTaala,  -as,   i),    (fr.    a    neg. 
and  KaOioTn/ii  to  arrange)  com- 
motion,   sedition,    tumult,    riot ; 
inconstancy,  flcklcness. 
AKardararos,  -ov,   b,  >;,  (fr.  same) 
tumultuous,  riotous  ;    unsettled, 
changeable,  flckle ;  unstable,  in- 
constant. 
AKardcr^cTOs,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Kari^ta  to  check)  not  to  be 
restrained,      turbulent,      unruly, 
lawless. 
AKardiPcvaros,  -ov,  b,  t';,  (fr.  n  neg. 
and   KaTa\f.'cv6cnai  to  belie)  not 
belied,  falsifled,  or  counterfeited; 
unfeigned,  true. 
AKaripyaoTos,  -ov,  b,  rj,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  KarcpydC^oixai    to  complete) 
unfinished,  rude,  defective ;  im- 
perfect. 
AKarnyoptiTos,  -ov,b,ii,  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and   KaTrjyopiu)    to  accuse)    not 
accused ;    unblnmed,    blameless, 
innocent. 
' AkHtos,  -ov,  b,  S],  and  A»caT>"),-^f, >;, 
(perhaps   fr.    dyw   to   drive)    a 
kind  of  light  ship,  a  frigate  ;  a 
drinking  vessel.   AKariov,  -ov,ro, 
its  dim. 
'Akovotos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  intens. 
and  Kaiia  to  burn)  not  to  be  burn- 
ed, incombustible  ;  unquaichablc, 
not  to  be  extinguished. 
kKay^inro,  Ion.  and  A /.o^tJaTo  Poet, 
for  aKdyrivTO,   3  pi.   pper.  pass, 
of  aKa^io),  or  imp.  ind.  of  oko- 
Xni^at. 
AKii^eu),  by  redupl.  for  a^iu),  axd- 
p^/)/ii,    and    aKni(i^ii>,    (fr.    d^os 
grief)    to   sadden,   distress,  agi- 
tate.     In    pass,    to  fret,  pine, 
grieve. 
AKaxi'iftvos,    part.    pres.    mid.    or 

pass,  of  aKd')(ri)n. 
AKa')(i^to,  Ion.  for  uKa^i^ov,  pros, 
impr.  pass,  of  AA.-a;^(^w,  see  uko- 

AKii^jiivos,  by  Sync,  for  aKn^rj/ic- 
vos,  j>ar.  pres.  mid.  of  hkox'/ij'- 
Or,  for  t}Kaafiivos,  par.  per.  pass, 
of  aKd^ui.  Or,  for  riKaKriufvos, 
par.  per.  paSB.  ofa/cup(;/i<). 

AKdxoiTo,'i  sin.  pres.  opt.  pass,  of 
aKaylii>  -w. 

(20) 


AKH 

AKtiiftcvos,  Ion.  and  Poet.  foroKc^ 

fuins,  pur.  pres.  ofofr/o/iai. 
AAfi/)(>.ii/i(ij,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for  uKcipc- 
KifirSf-uv,  b,  (Ir.  a  inten.s.  Kclpu) 
to  dip,  and  /c(S//i?  the  hair)  wear- 
ing the  hair  short,  shorn,  crop- 
ped, cut  .iltort.  An  epithet  of 
Apollo. 
AKMauii,  indecl.  Ilcb.  a  field  of 

blood, 
AKivrnros,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
KivTiia    to   goad)    xtntumed,  un- 
broken, not  used  to  the  spur,  or 
goad. 
AKio/iat  -o?/<rti,  f. -i)(T0f(nc  and-Zco- 
fiat,  to   nire,    heal ;    to  remedy, 
repair,  mend.  1  a.  inf.  mid.  aKt- 
caaOat. 
AKipuios,  -ov,  b,  ('/,  (fr.  a  ncg.and 
Ktpdw  to   mix)   pure,  unmixed, 
unadulterated ;    simple,  sincere, 
innocent,  harmless. 
AKipiua,  -as,  >;,    (fr.   same,    and 
KipSos   protit)    loss,  harm,  hurt, 
damage  ;  unprofitableness,  insig- 
nificance. 
AKtpacKdjjiris,  and  Dor.AKtpatKfS/iOf, 

same  s.saKttpoK6jiris. 
'AKtais,  -los,  Att.  -Ibis,  I'h  and  Poet. 
' AKtcjia,  -aros,  rd,  and  AKtOfibs, 
-ov,   b,    (fr.    aKiofiai  to  cure)  a 
cure,  remedy. 
AKtaccrai,  Poet,  for  aKictTat,  I  f. 

of  oKiOfiat.. 
AKcarbs,    -fi,  -dv,    (fr.   aKtofiai     to 
cure)  curable,  that  may  be  healed, 
remedied,  repaired,  or  mended. 
AKiorpa,  -as,  hj  "  needle,  bodkin. 
Akcvjicvos,    itol.    and    Dor.    for 
oKovS/xeos,   par.   pres.   pass,  of 
axovui. 
AKidiaXos,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Ki<paXfi  a  head)  headless ;  without 
a   beginning,    leader,   or   chief; 
mutilated,  maimed,  defective. 
Aki'wv,  -ovca,  -ov,  {fr.aKiiv  silently) 
listening,  sitait,  jnute  ;  still,  quiet- 
ly ;  simply,  without  parade. 
AKri,  -Tis,  >i,  the  edge,  the  point;  a 
spear,  dart,  javelin,  vxapon ;  a 
splinter,  sharp  piece ;  the  extre- 
mity, utmost  degree,  height. 
AKi'/feoTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  next,  per- 
haps  its   sup.)  utiburied,  urda- 
mented,  unmourned,  unhonoured, 
neglected. 
AKrii}i]s,    -ios  -ovs,  b,  !],  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  Krjios  care)   careless,  negli- 
gent,  unmindfid ;    unconcerned, 
heedless,  thoughtless ;  inattentive, 
indifferent,    conicmptuous  ;  neg- 
lected,   slighted,  unheeded,    un- 
buried. 
AK)i(]ia,  and -ti'a,  -as,  >'i,   (fr.  last) 
negligence,    neglect ;    indolence, 
sloth ;    sadness,    grief,    mmirn- 

ing. 
A.K!j6id^o),  f.  -aui,  p.  -Ka,  (fr.  same) 

to   he  indolent,    idle,    lazy ;    lo 

■neglect,  slight ;  to  mourn,   pine, 

grieve,  fret. 
Aur/Kon,  Att.   for    ^Koa,   per.  ind. 

mid,  of  aKovo). 
\Kr]K6c(rav,  or  aKrjKdciaav,  axriKoi 

vol,  nK;;KO(!r£S,  Att.  for  rfKdnaav, 

pper.   nxotvai,  inf.  i;K(5orts,  par, 

per.  mid.  of  a*toOw. 


AKI 


AKM 


AKO 

A-Kvafi-TOi,  -uv,o,)i,  (iV.  a  neg.  anij 


A(CJjX>7TOs,  -ou,  6, 1'l,  (iV.  a  neg.  and  A<.if,  -iSoi,  >i,  same  as  a*./). 

KijA/u  to  soothe)  iinplacabU,  in-  AKt^iiTOi,  -ov,  6,^.  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

exorable,  vmdictive.  I       ki;^£(i»  toovertake)7Jo^o6eol'ey■- 

A«l;At'ia>Tof ,  -on,  6, )/,  (fr.  same,  and  {     taken,  unaUainable,  out  of  reach  ; 

KTi\i&oa  to  tarnish)    immaculale,.     implacable. 

spotless, pure.  iAKtj^iiruis,  and  aKtxi'a,  (fr.   last) 

'KKr,fia,  -aroi,  rd,  same  as  aKog.  in  vai>i,fruitlessti/. 

A</;i',  and  Poet,  axd,  or  axv,  (fr.  alAKKt^o/xai,  (h.  Akkw)  to  feign  a  re- 

neg.  and  ;^;aiVu  togape)  S)7e/i/(y, i    fusal,  refuse  wfiut  is  wished,  to\     i,  (fr.  uKovta  to  hear)    hearing', 

stiUi/,     mutely;  quietly,  cal/nty,\     be  coy.  listening;  the  ear;  rumour,  re- 

placidly.  I  A«:»c((//<df, -oD,  5,  (fr.  same)  co^)i«s,!     pm-t^  relation,  account,  news  ;  al- 


KvajirtTut  or  Yvd/iTTU)  to  bend) 
inflexible,  unbending,  unyielding 

^   stiJT. 

' KKvaipos,  see  iiyvatpoi. 

'AKvtjarii,  'lOi,  Att.  -tuj,  ,),  the 
spine,  the  backbone,  the  back. 

Ako)i,  -(■)>-,  //,  and  Dor.  A/cod,  -«;, 


false  shame,  oj/'ectaiion,  refusing 
wliat  us  wished  for, 
Akkuj,  -w,  §,  Acco^  a  M'oman,  whose 


Alci'iparo;,  and  aiajpaaioi,  -ov,  i,  t), 
(Ir.  same,  and  Kcodu  to  inLv) 
unmixed,  pure,  unadulterated, 
inviolate,  unlouchetl.      Or  (fr.  a 

neg.  xrio  the  heart,  and  drn  ma- 1      former  expressions, 
hce)  sincere,  true,  honest.    Alsoi  .4.».Xa<)UT05, -ou,  o,  «,  Dor.  foraxX;/ 
(tr.   a  neg.   and  /cijp  death)  im- 1      pwroj-,  -ou,  6,  ;5,  (fr-  a  neg.  and 


tention,  obedience. 
AK6t]v,  Ion.  for  j;fc(5/;i',  2  a.  pass.  — 
AKotjcoftai,  2  f.  pass,  of  oKoiio). 


murtai,    undecaying,   perpetual, 
everlasting. 

Ax/ipiof,  -ov,  i,  t],  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
Kijp  the  heart)  heartless,  dispirit- 
ed; lifeless,  dead.  Also  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  xfip  fate^  immortal,  ever- 
lasting ;  enlivening,  animating; 
undecaying,  safe,  unhurt. 

AKTipvKTCt,  (fr.  next)  without  a 
herald,  unproclaimed,  not  so- 
lemnized, 

AKi'ipoKTOi,  -ov,  i,  q,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ItTjpvffait)  to  proclaim)  not  cried, 
or  proclaimed,  unpublished  by  a 
herald  ;   obscure,  not  celebrated, 

AKTij^iaro,  Ion.  for  a<;;;:^|i;ii ro,  3  pi. 
pper.  pass,  by  Au.  redupl. 
from  a  vita, 

A/crrxf^arat,  or  axnx'arai.  Ion.  for 
axnxi'iVTai,  3  pi.  per.  pass,  of 
axaxii^, 

AKn)(cnat,  or  aKfiytniai,  same  as 

aKa\iu,  or  axaxni"- 
Aic(^ij7Xo{,  -oil,  i,  ^,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

Ki^itiXoi  mixed  with  dross)  un- 

alloi/ed,  clear,  pure,  sincere,   fio- 

nest,  incorrupt,  innocent. 
A'ci/ii'^Xwf,  (fr.  last)   sincerely, ho- 

nrstly,  &c. 
ATirtfdt,  -h,  -iv,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

Ktvitii  to  move)  unable  to  move, 

vaeak,  infirm.     Comp.  aKiiv6Ti.- 

po<,  sup.  -rarof. 
A«/i5(j)rof,  -ow,  i,  4,  (fr.  axij  a  point, i      AK/id^ct,  it  is  time 


silliness   gave   rise   to   the    twoJAKo/^iyroj, -ov,  5, ;'/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

Koijidto  to  lull)  sleepless,  waking, 
watchful,  inextinguisluible. 

AKOivuvrjTOS,  -ov,  i,  »;,  (fr.  samo, 
and  Koivujviio  to  impart)  incom- 
municable ;  not  to  be  shared,  im- 
parted, told;  unsocial,  soli- 
tary. 

AKolrns,  -ov,  h,  t'l,  Dor.  aKohas,  -a, 
b,a,  (fr.  a  coll.  and  KotTrj  a  bed) 
n  husband,  a  married  person  of 
either  sex,  a  bedfellow, 

'Akoitis,  -lof,  Att.  -£ii)f,  I/,  (fr. 
same)  a  wife,  a  bedfellow, 

.\Ko\aaia,  -as,  i%  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
KoXd^ti)  to  restrain)  irregularity, 
licentiousness,  incontinence,  in- 
temperance, excess. 

AK6\aiTT0i,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same)  un- 
chastised,  undisciplined,  licen- 
tious, irregular;  immodest,  in- 
tcjnperate. 

AKoXovBiii)  -d,  f.  -I'lChi,  p.  >iko\ovOi]- 
Ka,  (fr  aKv\ov9os  a.'  follower)   to 


<cA/;poy  a  lot)  portionless. 
'AxXavcTos,  or   'A*."Aau70f,  -on,  b,  i), 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  kAoi'w  to  bewail) 
unwept,   unlamented,   unmourn- 
ed,  unhonoured  by  funeral  cere- 
monies. 
AK\irii,  and  AkXck'/s, -/oj  -ooi,h,i'i, 
(fr.   same,  and  kA/oj  fame)  in- 
glorious, mean,  low  in  rank,  or 
birth. 
AxXtwf,  (fr.  last)  in  gloriously. 
'AxAtiffroj,  -Ai;oTof,  and  -Ai/ioroj, 
-ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  icAtiu  to 
shut)  unbarred,  open, 
AicXnpi'^  -u»,  f.  -*;<7a),  p.  -riKa,  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  KXijoo?  a  portion)  <o  be 
portionless  ;  to  have  no  lot,  share, 
or  inheritance  ;  to  live  in  poverty, 
or  obscurity, 
AkXijtos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ka\eu>  to  call)  not  called,  unin- 
vited. 
AkXIvik,  -to;  -ovi,  b,  q,  (fr.  same, 
and  kXiVu  to  lean)  firm,  steady, 
unbending,  resolute ;  fixed,  up- 
rigtu. 
'AkXvotos,  -ov,b,  I),  (fr.  same,  and 
(cXw^u)  to  wash)   unwashed,   not 
overflown,  or  deluged,  calm,  un- 
ruffled. 
A<f/ia'fui,   f.    -da(o,  p.    riKfiaKa,    (fr. 
aKnn  bloom  of  age)   to  come  to 
maturity,  to  bloom, flourish,  ripen. 


and  oijf   an  ear)  pointed,  sharp. 
enM ;  shaped  like  the  head  of  a 
spear, 
kKtviiictif,  -ov,  0,  a  scimitar. 
KKly?uto(,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Klvi\ivoi  danger)  sife,  secure, free 
from  harm  ;  unfit  for,  or  unable 
to  hear  danger, 
KKiviviias,  (fr.  loxt)  iniafety,  safe- 
t'l.  Mrrurrh/. 

-  >(,  -ov,  b, !},  and  -f;,-ov.  Poet, 
m  feni.  nKinriTS,  g.   -of,  d. 


AKnaloi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  adult, 
blooming,  vigorous  ;  ripe,  lujou- 
ri'inl;   mature,  perfect, 

Axfiaarfif,  -oB,  b,  (fr.  same)  bloom- 
ing, flourishing,  vigorous, 

AKfifi,  -ri(,  I'l,  a  point,  edge  ;  point, 
moment,  critical  time;  Jlower, 
bloom,  vigour,  maturity  of  age; 
highest  ilegree  of  increase,  or  im- 
provement, 

AKfi!)v,  Dor.  fiKjinv,  for  /car'  axuiiv, 
now,  at  this  mumrnl,  yet,  still. 


-a,  D'tr.  (fr.  a  nes-  and  Kivhi  toi 'AK/i7)i")f, -on,  o,  i^,  (fr.  iKr/i/)  bjrioin) 


m^ive)  imrnoveahU,flrm,  stcaily ; 
flrrd,  unnunied ;  unilisturbed,  at 
reft. 
A«(i"i<,  -oil,  h,  the  stones  of  berries, 
iLr.  n  plant. 


mature,    fulUgrown ;     fasting, 
hungry,  dry,  ihirsti/. 
A*/"")?,  -^rof,  i,  )';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Ko'^iwj  lo  toil)   unwearied,  frealt, 
vigorous,  strong 


Anns,  -a,  -oi",  and  dKit,  -lov,  4,  ,^,  AKfinDirov,  -ou,  ri,(fr,  dttfuav  on  an- 
(fr.  (I  nog.   and  kU  n  maggot))     vil,  and  WOi/^i  Ki  »i!t)  Ok  block 
unrorrupt,  sound,    wMe,     gup.  I     on  which  an  anvil  is  Het. 
axt,:,T.iTof.  \ '^•'fovlifif,  -ov,  i.  Dm.  AKftovldaf, 

Vtipfl<,  -<1,  -4i',  (fr.  a  inlonj.  «)(  a       -i,  6,  the  son  of  Acmotl, 
w<irm,  and  ^fw  t<)  flow)  loorm-j  A«/4«i',  -oi/o{,  o,  (fr.  a   new.  and 
eaten;  decayed,  frail,  wevk.         1     (fa>i«  to  weary)  an  ani-i/.  ' 

(«l) 


follow,    attend,    nc^umpany ;     to 
imitate,  follow  after,  conform  to, 
obey,  serve  ;  to  pursue,  perform, 
discharge ;  to  reach  to,  in  a  suc- 
cessive train. 
AifoXouflJ/oai,  1  a.   inf.  act. — Ako- 
XovOi'iaavTCi,  n.   pi.  and  -Otjadv- 
Tuiv,  g.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  of  last. 
AKoXovOnrtKii,  -fi,  -h',  (fr.  same) 
following,     succeeding,     cojise- 
quent,  proceeding  from  ;  obedi- 
ent, attentive. 
AKoXovOia,  -as,  f),  (fr.  same)  pur- 
suit, chase  ;  attendance  ;  a  reti- 
nue, company,  procession;  train, 
series  ;  consequence. 
AKdXovOoi,  -011,6,  fi,  (fr.  a  coll.  and 
KiXcvOos  the  road)  a  companion, 
follower,    attendant;  an  aeoh/lh, 
or  young  priest.     Adj.  suitMe, 
congruous,      coincident,      corres- 
pontlcnt ;  consequent. 
AkoXovOovoi,  3  pi.  cont.    prcs.  ind. 
act.    or  d.   pt.    cont.  par.   pres. 
net.  of  a/coXouO/'u). 
'  AkoXovOw(   (fr.  axrfXoiiOoj   attend- 
ant) conse'/uetitli;,  suitaMy. 
AitaXviifios,   -ov,   b,  I),    (fr.  a  neg. 
and    KoXvfijidia    lo    swim)    that 
cannot  swim,  that  wdt  not  float, 
Kieoiunrla,   -m,  i'/,  (fr.    same,  and 
KofiiCut    to    regard)     nrglmrnce, 
carclcssnrns ;   'iiant  of  equipage, 
provisions,  &c. 
AxA/iiraarn.f  and  'A«ofi?r«<,  leu,  b,ii, 
(fr.  a   neg.  ond  n/i/inof  ostenta- 
tion)  willioul  boosting  or  osten- 
tnlion, 
I  'A«ro/n//of,  -ov,  h,  ^t  (&•  a  neg.  and 


AKO 

«o/ii/d>   osteiitalious)    unn.ixiiiii- 
ing,  niMlfSt,  unqualijied. 
Akoiiuo  •a,  (fr.  OKdyii  a  whetstone) 
lo     tvhet,    sharpen,    frind ;     to 
quicketi,  excite. 
AKiii'<^i>Xo;,  -ot',i,  i),  (IV.  a  iie<;.  and 
KivivXof  a  lliunip)  u-ilhoiit  blows, 
unpunishrd, 
Axii-if,    -';^■^   i^,   n  grinding-stone, 

u-/ieli>toiie, 
AkovIti,  (tr.  a  nop.  nnd  Kiii'is  dust) 
without  toil,  edsili/,  rewlily. 

AkAvXtov,  -ov,  rd,  the  herb  aconite, 
or  nwnkshade  ;  poison. 

'Akovto,  aKovTij  oKovTCi,  fr.  itKuiv, 
-ovaa,  -ov. 

AKdvTtai,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  liKtov  adiirl)  a 
serpent,  called  in  Latin  Juculus. 

Akovti^u),  f.  -iVo),  p.  -iKii,  (fr. 
same)  to  throw  the  javelin ;  to 
hvrl,  dart,  discharge.  1  a.  >ik6v- 
Ticra,  Ion.   aKdi'Tiaa. 

AkovtIov,  -ov,  tJ,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  smaller  kind  of  javelin,  Sec. 

^Kovrhii,  -to;,  Att.  -£u)s,  i;,  (fr. 
dKu)v  a  dart)  <i  throwing  of  the 
javelin,  darling,  hurling,  shoot- 
ing ;  a  vollei/. 

Akovti(7Ti,s,  -oil,  u,  Dor.  Akovtictus, 
-(J,  0,  and  Akoi'tiotTjo,  -r;,oof,  6, 
(fr.  same)  a  javelin-mnn,  a  lan- 
cer, who  is  armed  icith  missile 
weapons. 

AKovTiaTtKii,  -!),  -bv,  (fr.  same) 
clever  at  the  dart ;  sup.  aKovria- 
TdraTo;. 

AKovriarvi,  -voi,{i,  (''■•  same)  dex. 
terity  in  using  the  dart,  or  jave- 
lin ;  a  trial  of  slsitl,  or  a  Jight 
with  missile  weapons. 

AKOTTtaaros,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Kdvog  fatigue)  unwearied, 
fresh,  vigorous,  able,  active,  har- 
dy. 

AKOTTtdaTus,  (fr.  last)  vigoroitsly, 
actively. 

'Akoito;,  -ov,  b,  ti,  see  aKOTrlaoTOi. 

AKoproTof,  -ov,  b,  fj,  and  Poet.  Ak6- 
peros,  or  'A/iopof,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Kopiia  to  satisfy)  insatiable,  gree- 
dy, ravenous,  voi-acious. 

AKdptjTog,  and  AKSotirroi,  -ov,b,  >/, 
(fr.  same,  and  Kooiia  to  sweep) 
U7>su:ept,  unbrushed,  unpolished, 
dirty,  neglected. 

'AMpov,-ov,  -b,  the  herb sifeeicane, 
or  galingule. 

AatSj,  -fos  -Ov;,  ri,  (fr.  aKcoyiai  to 
cure)  a  cure,  inedicine,  remedy; 
expiation,  atonement. 

AKiaftriTo;,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Koafitbi  to  adorn)  unadorned, 
plain,  not  ornamented. 

AKooftla,  -«f,  ?';,  (fr.  same,  and 
Koaiiif  order)  want  of  ornament, 
plainness,  simplicity ;  irrei>ula- 
rily,  confusion,  disorder,  tumult. 

'AKoafto;,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same)  plain, 
unadorned ;  irregular,  disorder- 
ly, undisciplined,  tumultuous. 

AKiofiia;,  (fr.  last)  disorderly,  dis- 
gracefully, inilccently. 

AKocriui-myiT, -{)CM,  (fr.  next)   lo 
feed  on  barley  ;  to  pamper,  fat 
ten, 
AtoffTi),  -Tis,  'i,  barley,  food  in  ge- 
neral, viotu'ds. 


AKP 

Axui'd'^w,  (fr.  axovii)  lo  liear)  to 
hear,  to  listen,  to  attend  on  an 
invitation,  to  be  invited. 

Akovc,  -ctu),  sin.  and  -crc,  2  pi. 
|>rcs.  impr.  act.  —  Anovcti,  -et, 
"  3  sin.  and  -ofitv,  -crc,  -ovet, 
pi.  prcs.  ind.  act.  —  AKoviinv, 
Ion.  for  Ako^civ,  prcs.  inf.  act. 
of  axovu), 

'Akovi),  -)■){,  t'l,  same  as  oKoii. 

'AKOvpof,  -ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Kcipui  to  shave)  unshorn,  nntrini- 
nied,  rough,  unseemly ;  beard- 
less. Or  (fr.  Koufiof,  Ion.  for 
(fdpoj  a  youth)  childless. 

Akoi'i?,  see  okiov. 

AKovataaOdi,  -elara,  -h',  1  a.  par. 
pass,  of 

AKovaid^ia,  (fr.  next)  to  force, com- 
pel. AKOvaui^ouai,  lobe  forced  ; 
to  act  laiuillingly,  be  reluctant; 
to  .'!hiin,  avoid,  loathe,  decline. 

AKOeato;,  -ov,  b,!;,  and -ia,-(ov,  (fr. 
a  neg.  and  Uiav  willing)  ununll- 
ing,  involuntary,  loathe,  discon- 
tented, reluctant. 

AKovahog  (fr.  last)  unwillingly,  re- 
luctantly. 

'AKovcfia,  -aro;,  ri,  (fr.  ukovw  to 
hear)  a  hearing,  the  thing  heard, 
a  sound  ;  fame,  report. 

AkovotIos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  that 
must  be  heard,  attended  lo,  obey- 
ed. 

AKOvarij;,  -ov,  b,  f  fr.  same)  an  cew- 
ditor,  hearer,  scholar. 

AKovoTtKOf,  -!),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  re- 
lating to  hearing,  or  sound  ;  list- 
ening, attentive,  obedient. 

Akovoto;,  -uv,  b,  t),  (tV.  same)  to  be 
heard,  audible,  distinct. 

Ak.ouri'^u,  f.  -(au),  p.  iiKovriKa  (fr. 
same)  to  cause  to  hear,  to  make 
atJencl.  1  f.  Alt.  aKovrid,  -cis, 
&c. 

Akovw,  f.  -ao),  p.  ijKovKa,  to  hear  ; 
to  hearken  or  listen  lo,  attend; 
to  comprelicnd,  learn,  under- 
stand. ;  lo  regard,  obey ;  to  be 
called,  or  said  lo  be.  imp.  act. 
flKovov,  1  a.  >]KOvaa,\on.  dKovaa' 
opt.  aKovaalni,  JRo\,  aKovada, 
•a;,  -£•  par.  uKovca;,  JRol.  okov- 
eai;.  per.  pass,  finovajxai.  1  a. 
r,Kov(jOriv.  1  f.  aKOvaQf}ao)iai,  2  a. 
act.  ind.  r}Koov.  2  f.  ind.  act. 
oKodi.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  aKOvao/iai. 
2  sin.  uKovcri.  Ion.  aKovacui. 
per.  mid.  fiKoa.  Att.  aKi'iKoa,  2 
f.  mid.  uKOTJooftai. 

Xkovuiv,  -ovaa,  -ov,  par.  pres.  act. 
—  AKovwai,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  act. 
of  last. 

'AKpo,  -a;,  II,  (fr.  rfxpoj  highest^  a 
height, summit,  eminence;  ajorl, 
citadel,  for  tr(Lts ;  a  cape,  pro- 
montory; beach,  slinre ;  extre- 
mity, verge. 

AnpaavTOq,  Poet,  for  dxpavTOg. 

AKPiiii;,  -lo;  -or;,  b,  !j,  (fr.  uKfjo; 
high)  high,  elevated,  nn  an  emi- 
nence; on  the  surface,  superfi- 
cial. 

A<tp'i(o;,  -ov,  0, »/,  (fr.  same)  high- 
est, loftiest;  extreme,  last.  Or 
(fr.  uKOa  a  fort)   of  the  castle. 

.AKpiiidvr,;,  -io;  -u?;,'",  ht  Cr.  same, 
(22) 


AKP 

and  tpaliim  to  appear)  bright, 
eleur,  distinct;  pure,  unmixed; 
lively,  active,  swiji. 

AKpaiTo;,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Kpulvo)  to  complete)  imperfect, 
unfinished,  defective,  frail ;  vain, 
fruitless,  ineffectual. 

'Axpas,  see  <i'kpo{. 

Akpaala,  -a;,  Ij,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Kpdrof  strength)  inability  lo  re- 
strain the  iippetites  ;  intempc- 
rance^  excess  ;  incoriiinaice,  un- 
chastuy, 

Ar.paTtiojxai,  C-ciaoitai  (t'r. uKparii; 
mti-mperutc)  to  act  intemperate- 
ly,  to  live  dissolutely  ;  to  exceed, 
indulge,  pamper. 

AKpaTivTiKbs,-uv,  b,  )'i,(fT.  last)  dis- 
solute, intemperate. 

AKpar!);,  -en;  -ov;,  b,  >/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Kpdro;  strength)  unable  to 
curb  the  ajipetiteii,  intemperate, 
dissolute,  debauched,  unchaste. 

AKpar/jTo;,  -ov,  b,,'i,  (fr.  same, and 
Kpario)  to  restrain)  7iot  to  be 
checked,  restrained,  or  kept  with- 
in bounds;  ungovernable,  licen- 
tious. 

AKparii^ia,  (fr.  axpdrov  unmiKcd 
wine)  to  carouse,  indulge;  to 
breakfast. 

AKodrtUfxa,  -uroj,  rfi,  (fr.  same) 
breakfast :  an  early  meal  taken 
by  tliose  who  cannot  restrain 
their  hunger. 

A/cpariorroj,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  last) 
who  breakfasts,  having  break- 
fasted, 

AKpaTov,  -ov,  rb,  (neut.  of  ne.xt) 
pure  or  unmixed  wine. 

'AKpdro;,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Ktpdvvvjii  to  mix)  unmixed,  pure, 
simple ;  unsullied,  untouched ; 
perfect,  complete,  just, 

AKpd^o\o;,  Dor.  for  aKpv')^o\os,  -ov, 

b,    !;,   (fr.  dKpo;  extreme,  ami 

Xo^>)  anger)  irascible,  passionate. 

AKpifimv.  -ovo;,  b,  (perhaps  fr. 
uKjio;  high,  and  Kpifidui  to  hang) 
a  large  branch,  or  eirm  of  a  tree  ; 
a  bough  ;  a  shoot,  sucker. 

AKpcaiTcpov,  (fr.  (fffpos  extreme,  and 
icTTtpo;  evening)  late  in  the  even- 
ing, dusk, 

'AKpt],-y];,  ^,  Ion.  fornvpa. 

' AKprijio;,  -ov,  b,  )/,  (fr.  aKpo;  ex- 
treme, and  i';/3);  youth)  young, 
boyish,  cliildish. 

Ak-piiTonoctrit  -'/?>  Ion.  for  aKpriroiro- 
ala,-a;,'i,  (fr.  rt'vp>/rof  unmixed, 
and  nici;  drink)  strong  drink; 
drinking  plain  wine  ;  a  drinking 
bout. 

.KKpn-omlTrj;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
toper,  drunkard, 

'AKpiiTo;,-ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Kipdvwixt  to  mix)  unmixed,  pure, 
plain;  sincere,  Itonesl,  innocent, 
chaste. 

AKOifid^"),  f.'  -daw,  p.  -aKa,  (fr. 
uKpilifi;  exact)  to  examine,  try, 
prove,  intjvire,  search,  scrutinize, 

AKpiilacijb;,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  exa- 
mination, trial,  scrutiny,  search; 
a  limit,  boundary,  restriction, 

\Kpiihia,  -as,  }i,  (fr.  same)  exact- 
ner,s,  accuracy,  nicety. 


AKP 


AKP 


Aicf)i/3''(7rfpo5,comp.  -raroi,  sup.  of  jA*.poi3dXo!r,  -ov,  b,{Sr.  same)  as/:ir- 
Xxplliiis,  -hi  -off,  0,  »^,  ncatrate,  I     Ltisher,  liglu-amied  soldier. 


exact,  nice,  cornet,  strict,  rigid  ; 
perfect,  Jinishcd,  complete. 
AKpiiioiiKaiof,  -on,  ri,  (fr.  last,  and 


AKpofivarlhi  -u,  (fr.  ukocj  extreme, 
:ind  /jiw  to  cover)  to  lutve  not 
been  circumcised. 


iiKti\aw)  strictness  of  Iccw,  i-igid,\AKpoliv(TTia,  -a;,  i),  (fr.  same)  the 


right. 
JiKOiPoXoyiofiai  -oT'iiai,   (fr.  same, 

and  Xf'yu)  to  counl)  to  coriut  ac- 
urately  ;    to  e'lumrratc,  define, 

■  describe,  discuss. 
.\K0ifi6j)  -u>,   f.   -biaia,  p.  i;<cpf/?ii)*a, 

(fr.  oKQijifii  exact)  to  search  out, 

to  inquire  diligently  ;  to  examine. 

explore;      to     Itrrrn    accurately. 


jbreskin,  or  prepuce ;  unciicuiii 
cision. 

AKpifivaros,  -ov,  o,    (tV.  same)  uii 
circumcised, 

A.Kpoyoitia'ios,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  dxpos 
extreme,  and  yuirla  a  corner  or 
coin)  at  the  corner  of  ilirfounda- 
tio7i,  of  the  conwr  or  foundation  ; 
the  Imcest,  fundamental. 


to  hiow  thoroughly;    to  finish,  AKpornd'n'Xioi',  -ov,  rb,   (fr.  nKpo^ 


r/,mpkie,  execute  in   a  viasfirly 
manner. 
^Kpl^df,  (fr.  same)  diligently,  ac- 
curately, exactly. 
jiKplioOnpa,  -ai,  »;,  (fr.  next,  and 
^rjptiui  to  catch)  a  trap  to  catch 
lorusts. 
Axpilai,  -full',  cases  of 
Aitpij,  -iboi,  t'l.  Vie  locust. 
'AKpts,  -105,  Alt.  -£u)j,  4,  (fr.  dKPOi 
liigli)  n  summit,  ridge,  or  tup  of 
n  rnoimtain  ;  a  cliff',  crag. 
AKpiBiu,   -a?,   ri,    (fr.    aKp'no;   un- 
tried) want  of  judgment  or  dis- 
crimination,    confusion,     uncer- 
tainly. 
KKfitTufiiOat,  -01',  0,  f),  (fr.  next,  and 
;/;  i>r,<;  speech)  hiisty  in  language, 
iwiixcreet  in  speech,  rash,  imper- 
tinent. 
'hKotroi,  -00,  i,  1/,   (fr.  a  neg.  and 
«oiVui  to  judge)  rash,  hasty,  in- 
considtrale  ;  irregular,  perplexed, 
confused,   indistinct;    boundless^ 
ejtreme  ;    untried,    not  judged, 
who  lias  not  pleaded, 
AKptroipiWof,  -ov,  6,  i'/,  (fr.  last,and 
^I'AXoy  a  leaf)  with  lirnnches  in- 
lertroven,  intertwined,  leafy. 
A'       '  ,.  -o>',  4,  fi,  (fr,  game, 

;    to    mix)   iniliscrtmi- 
'  .  '.1/    iinied,   huddUd  togetlter 
I'.  rr,fifusion. 
AnpTrw,-,    (fr.    same)    indiscreetly, 
r'iMi/  ;  indistinctly   rnmfusedly  ; 
unjiully^  without  trial. 
AKpiufia,    -uTOf,  rd,    (fr.    next)   a 
MiAind,  a   voice;    that   which    is 
heard ^  or  listerudto  ;    as  a  play, 
a  musician,  &c. 
A'p'idnfiai    -Cifiai,    f.    -avo/iai,     p. 
V^piifiai,  to  Itear,  li.tttn  ;  to  at- 
tend, oliey.   par.   prCB.  axpoadjit- 

1  '■{  -UfltVOf. 

A««;./Ti<,  -io<,  Alt.  -toif,  4,  (fr. 
last)  hearing,  listening  ;  an  hear- 
ing, an  audirnrc  ;  attention,  oltr- 
dirncf^  respect. 

ArpooTZ-piov, -')u,t4,  (fr.  same)  nn 
nuiluTtrt-chambtr,  a  public  hall, 
(IT  court. 

A  rn  ,;t>i(,  -oK,  i,  (fr.  xame)  an  au- 
.. '-.r,  a  henrrr,  srhnliir 


extreme,  and  cdicniXoj  a  finger) 
the  thumb. 
Ak-pdcpva,  -wv,  Tti,  (fr.  same,  and 
rooi  an  oak)  acorns,  mast,  ituts, 
berries. 
AKpodhiov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same,  and 
■?if  or  ^(i',  sand  heaped  on  the 
shore)  a  heap  of  corn,  the  first 
fruits  of  it  ;    a  heap  of  spoils, 
that  part  rf  them  dediceited  or  of- 
fered. 
Anpoddpa^,  -aKO(,   h,  >';,  (fr.  sainc, 
and    -^lipaf  the    breast)    tipsy, 
v:arm-hcttrted,  full  to  tlic  throat. 
AKno/cfXciiin'u   -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kt\aipoi  black)   to  have  a  hlach 
hue,  to  be  black  externally ;    to 
look  dark,  or  sternly,  to  frown 
AKpoKvidtatof,  -a,  -ov,    (fr.  same, 
and  Kvf^as  darkness)    evening, 
twilight,  dusk. 
AKpdKoiws,  -ov,  b,  (fr.   same,  and 
KfJ^i;  the  hair)  long-haired;  with 
spreading  foliage. 
AKOOKoft^iav,  see  uKpo^opitiv. 
AKpofiavrii,  -io(  -off,  6,  >/,  (fr.samc, 
and  fialvoiiat   to  be  mad)   mad, 
distracted,  outrageous. 
AnoopiiaOiot',  -ov,  rd,(fr,  same, and 
fiaaidi   for  ita^is    tlie    teat)    a 
nipjAc. 
'Anpov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  the  top, 
tip,    summit;    edge,    extremity; 
end. 
AKpdvriov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same,  and 
ii/v;   Ion.   for  vaE;   a  ship)  the 
prow,  Itead,  or  stem  of  a  ship. 
AKpoTnOfii,   -foi    -ov(,    b,    li,    (fr. 
same,  and  r/vOof  prief)  extreme- 
ly salt,  mounful,  dispirited. 
AKnovoir}Tt  (fr.  same,  and  rov{  the 

foot)  on  tiptoe. 
A<tp<5ToX({,  -loj,  Alt.  -£fc){,  /;,  (fr. 
same,  and  riiXi;  a  city)  a  castle, 
a  citaiM,  a  city. 
Airp'iroXof ,  -oil,  b,  I),  (fr.  same,  and 
rroX/u  to  !«•)  clrvdtrd,  lofty,  ton- 
er if  g,    high  ;  on    high,    on    the 
summit;    turning,  or  rnulving 
tJxnt,  renchiug  to  the  pole. 
KKpi-ropai,  -ov,  b,  ti,  (fr.  name  and 
fft/pio  lo  pierce)  piercing,  uiarp, 
pom  led. 


II,  (fr.  dKpo(  high,  nndl  A«rp'>To''''''<,-'it,  I'l,  (fr-  "tmc,  and 


ihrow)  to  slioot,  throw, 
i.i  ..../,  in  vnUrys,  <ir  from  an 
rmtnrnrr  ;  lnfit;ht  with  missiUs  ; 
lo  skirmislt. 

K>(in   i'oXl0^lv(,  -lu,     «,     (fr.     loHt)     H 

Mhoiirr  nf  wrapmis,  a  volley  ;  a 
skirmiih,  skirmishing. 


nuaOi]  the  foriskiii)  the  foreskin, 
or  prrjmce  ;  tlir  glanil,  or  nut. 
'.KKorif,  -It,  -01',  /ii('/i,  eleia'.td,  hfty, 
lopmoU  ;  rnimtl,  or  drawn  In  a 
jiaint,  sharp  ;  rxtremr,  outirurd, 
external;  jurftct,  consummate, 
finislird.  fill'.  O  hriphi,  stnnmil, 
(23) 


AKT 

clijf.  comp.  oKpdTtpos,  sup.  aKp6' 
Taroi. 
AKp6ao<poi,  -ov,   b,  (fr.    last,  and 
(70^05  wise)  a  complete  phihso- 
phtr ;  all-wise,  sage. 

AypoTi'ipiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a 
height,  promontory  ;  an  extremi- 
ty, or  oiUward  part.  ^ 

AKpiTijs,  -i)TCi,l,,  (fr.  same)^fi>/ii; 
tJte  top,  ridge,  sumynil ;  pcrfec 
tion,  complttion. 

AKpnrofios,  -ov,  v,  '),  (fr.  same,  and 
Ttfivio  to  cut)  precipitous,  steep  ; 
rough,  rugged,  abrupt,  craggy. 

AKp6)^o\os,  see  oKpay^oXoi. 

AKpo^oplCov,  -6voi,  /;,  (fr.  same,and 
X''ph)  a  sinew)  aicart, 

'A/cpii),  Dor.  for  uKpov,  g.  of  oKpof. 

'AKpiav,  -loroi,  b,  (fr.  dxpoi  ex- 
treme) an  end;  the  exlreniities  of 
the  limbs. 

'A«.pu;,  (fr.  oKpos  high)  on  the  sur- 
face, szqier/icinlly,  slightly,  light- 

AKpiaTripid^w,  f.  -dao),  p.  -aKa,  (fr. 
nKpoiTi'iptov  a  fragment)  to  cut  off 
the   extremities ;    to  maim,  lop, 
mutilate. 
.\KpijiTi}piacfioi, -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  avi- 
putation  ;  maiming,  lopping,  vm- 
titntion,  disfiguration. 
AKpwTt'piov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  dxpiav  the 
extremity)  apiece  cut  off;  a  lop- 
ping, a  fraginent ;  a  wreck ;  the 
cxlranily,  e7id  ;  a  pinnacle,  bat- 
tlement ;  protv,    beak,   ornameivl 
of  ships. 
Aktoiv,  -i7f,  i';,  Acteea,  the  name  of 

a  nymph. 
AKTa7oi  and  'A/cTicf,  -a,  -ov,   (fr. 
oKTi;   the   shore)    on   the  shore, 
near  the  coast,  maritime. 
AKrai'ui', -oi'0{,and -u)vo5,o,j'Jc/£E07i, 
Akt>i,  -ri(,  I'l,  (fr.  (I'yu)  to  break)   a 
coast,    shore,   strand,    beach ;    a 
rock,  reef,  cliff;  grain,  com ;  the 
elder  tree. 
.^KT/jpwv,  -ovoi,  0, 1/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
KTdopai  to  possess)  poor,  indi- 
gent, needy. 
Aktiv,  and  Aktis,  -Tvof,  >/,  a  ray,  a 
sunbeam;    a  flash,    brightness; 
aKTiviaci,  Ion.  for  okt'ioi,  d.  pi. 
'Akrioj,  -ow,  see  asTa^cf. 
Akt'Xni,   -ov,  b,  jiquila,  a  man's 

name. 
AKv\tcTo(,  -ov,  b.  Si,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
(cvXi(i>  lo  roll)  that  will  not  roll, 
cannot  be  rolled;  steady, firm. 
AitvXof,  -ov,  i,  the  acorn  of  the  Jtrx, 

or  scarlet  oak. 
Ak'i'/iavTof,  -ov,  and  aKvpuv,  -ovof, 
b,  !),  (fr.  «  neg.  and  Kvpa  a  wave) 
culm,  unrujfled. 
Akv/iiiiv,  -iivoi,  b,li,  (fr.  same,  and 

KUb)  tu  be»ith  cliiid)  barren. 
Am'peXoj'/iu  -ui,  f.  -<(TU),  |i.  -yjKn,  (fr. 
ii«iipo{  void,  mill  X/)'(i)  to  Kprak) 
to  sjiCiik   inrarrrrtly,    impriiprtly, 
or  without  aulhonly. 
'Axvpof,  -or,  b,  i),  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
r.tpos  force)   void,  invalid,  of  no 
force  or  'flirt  ;  lain,  in^ectuul ; 
olisolelr,  uhroeatid,  null. 
AKi'iiiiw  -ui,  f.  -b'lffui,  \u  i7iri'pu»'(i,((r. 
name,    mid  KvpAio  to  coiiliriii)  to 
ijiroguir,  rrvfike,  repeal,  annul. 


AAA 

AKuKry,  -))i,  f),  (same  as  nxi))  Oie' 

rdzf,  or  point ;  a  ivcavon. 
AKiiXiarof,  -i),  -ov,  lirprtred  of  any 

partj  or  memhtr.     And 
'Ak(j\o(,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
KiiXo^a  meniUer)  that  warUssome 
part,  member,  or  /I'lnfc,  especially 
the  feet;  tnaimed,  7nutilaled,  de- 
fective. 
AurwXiirof, -ou,  6,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
k-wXi'w    to    hinder)    imhindered, 
free,  at  liberty,  unrestrained. 
AkuXfruf,    (fr.   last)  uithmtt  stop, 

hindrance,  or  prohibition. 
Aviir,  and  AKovi,  -dvTof,  6,  a  dart, 

javelin,  weapon. 
'Avwr,  and  aIkij)v,  -ovaa,  -ov,  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  ckC)v  willing)  unwilling, 
averse,    reluctant;    im^otuntary, 
unintenlioncU. 
"aXii,   a.   sin.    of  «Xf.   "AXa(5'  for 

a\aie,  to  sea,  seaward. 
'AXu/i.i,  -)]i,  t'l,  inh. 
AXu/iii'(j^^f,  -on,  0,  (fr.  liXapa  ink, 
•and   dp;^o;    chief)    a   penman, 
writer,  scrivener  ;  a  governor. 
AXo'(3a<7Tf)oy,  -ov,  ri,   and  a\d(iaa- 
Tooi,  -uv,  6,  alabaster ;  a  box  made 
of  it  for  oininie.nl,  or  perfume ; 
such  a  box  made  of  other  ware. 
' A\uSpOfioi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  (iXf  the 
sea,  and  Ipi/ioi  a  course)  roving 
at  sea,  cruisiiig  ;   a  corsair,  pi- 
rate. 
A\a^ovcia,   -as,    /;,   (fr.   aXd^oiv  a 
hraggart)    a    boast,    ostentation, 
pretension  ;  pride,   pomp,   arro- 
gance. 
AXa^ovcvofiat,  f.  -£i!(7o^ai,(fi'.same) 

to  boasl,brag,  glory,  vaunt. 
AXnfiJitf,  -^ovas,  cases  of 
AXa^iiv,  -6ias,  h,  i),  a  boaster,  pre- 
tender. Adj.  self-assuming,  inso- 
lent, vain-glorious,  arrogant. 
AXaOtia,  A\a9cvu>,  A\adfis,  Dor.for 

a\t)Qda,  &c. 
AXaOcij,  par.  of  »;Xa9;?i',  1  a.  pass. 

of  d\rijxi,  a\iit>,  or  aXdo^ai. 
A\d9tiTOi,-ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Xat/Odvu)   to  hide)  not  to  be  con- 
cealed, notorious,  public,  conspi- 
cuous. 
AXai^;,  -d,  -or,  for  iraXaidj. 
AXaKara,  -uj,  a.  Dor.  for  );Xa»:a'- 

-n- 
AXaXay//os,  -ov,  h,  and  AXdXaypia, 
-uToi,  TO  (fr.  next)  a  din,  slum t ; 
a  cheering  used  by  soldiers  in 
battle  ;  exultation ;  sound,  me- 
lody, warbling;  lowing,  bleat- 
ing. 
AXoA«'|oi',  neut.  sin.  —  AXaXd^ov- 

rai,  a.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
AXuXdi/j,   t.    -a'ffu,    p.     -aKa,    (fr. 
next)  to  cry  alala,  shout,  cliccr ; 
to  wail,  yell,  howl;    to   clatter, 
tinkle,  clung,  clank. 
AXaXq,  -T/i,  I'l,  and  Dor.  a\aXa,  -c'n, 
a,  cUaia,  an    unmeaning    word, 
forming   the    shout    of   soldiers 
joining  battle. 
AXdXniiai,  ind.  aXdXiicOat,  inf.  aXa- 
Xtijiivos,    par.  per.    pass,  by  re- 
dupl.  from  aXdofiat.  Or  by  a  like 
redupl.  pros,  from  aX^yai,  act. 
dXtjiii. 
AXdXr}ro;,-ov,  0,  n,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 


AAr 

XaX/u)   to   speak)    inexpressihlej 
unutterable,    unspeakable,    inej- 
fable. 
AXaXiiT^i,  and  Dor.  aXnXiinV,  -ov, 
6,   (fr  ciXrtXi;)  same  as  ttXaXay- 

AXaXKOfitvri'ii,  -I'^Of,  fi,  (fr,  aXaXATu 
to  assist,  and  ftho^  strength) 
able  to  relieve,  the  mighty  helper, 
an  epith(!t  of  Minerva. 

'AXuXkoi',  Ion.  for  i/XaXdOM,  imp.  or 
'2  a.  of 

AXhXku),  same  as  aXk-fw,  or  dX/fw. 

'AXiiXof,  -ov,  b,  i'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
XuXiui  to  speak)  dumb,  mute,  si- 
lent, 

AXaXvKTrifiat,  by  Att.  redupl.  for 
nXvKTi)^iai,  which  is  either  a 
Poetic  present  tense,  or  per. 
pass.  Ion.  of  aXvKTioftat,  Poet. 

AXa^ciitf,  -u)v,  o\,  Alaxones,  a  peo- 
ple adjoining  Scythia. 

AXdofiai,  f.  -»/<ro/mi,  to  wander, 
stray,  roam,  rove ;  to  err,  mis- 
take ;  to  doubt,  hesitate. 

AXabi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Xdu)  to  see)  blind;  purblind, 
short-sighted ;  vAth  hut  one  eye. 

AXndo)  -w,  f.  -uJCTio,  (fr.  lust)  to 
blind,  deprive  of  sight;  to  de- 
ceive, delude. 

AXaooKoitia,  -af,  >/,  Ion.  AXaoaKO- 
77('i;,  (fr.  aXabi  purblind,  and  cko- 
■xii  a  view)  dimness  of  sight,  an 
indistinct  view  ;  a  bad  lookout, 
neglect  of  guard. 

AXara^vcis,  -i),  -Uv,  (fr.  next)  easily 
destroyed,  injtired,  impaired,  or 
pained;  soft,  tender,  delicate; 
v>eak,frail. 

AXaTTd^ui,  f.  -fu,  (fr.  Xa-nd^w  to  ex- 
haust) to  waste,  destroy ;  to  rob, 
spoil, pillage,  plunder  ;  to  empty, 
exhaust,  drain.  1  a.  tjXd-aa^a, 
Ion.  aXdza^a'  inf.  aXdrra^ai. 

"AXof,  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  uX;  the  sea) 
salt  ;  brine  ;  the  sea ;  hospitality, 
entertainment. 

AXaCTCw  -u,  (fr.  uXaorof  indelible) 
to  feel  heavily,  resent,  be  angry, 
not  forget ;  to  fret,  grieve. 

' AXaaroi,  Dor.  for  dXriaroi. 

.\.Xd(!T(j>p,  -opos,  b,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
X»;9o/(a:  to  forget)  a  punisher,  an 
avenger,  who  inflicts  woes  not  to 
be  forgotten ;  an  evil  genius,  a 
demon  ;  execrable.  Also  Alastor, 
a  man's  name. 

AXdras,  -a,  b,  Dor.  for  AX)/r>;;. 
Also  Alatas,  or  Alctes,  a  man's 
name. 

AXnro,  Ion.  for  i{Xn.To,  3  sin.  imp. 
of  aXdojjat.     But, 

"AXaro,  Dor.  for  J/Xaro,  3  sin.  1  a. 
mid.  of  fiXXo^ni. 

' A\iiii>rvi,  -t'oj,  /;,  (fr.  nXno;  pur- 
blind) blindness,  dimness  nf  sight. 

'AXye',  for  dXyea,  pi.  of  dXyoi,  d. 
dXyiat. 

AXyciiii,  ->;,  -h;  AXyripbi,  -a,  -bv, 
and  AXy'ivieii,  -taaa,  -ci',  (fr. 
next)  crievous,  mournful,  sad; 
painful,  aching.  Comp.  aXyct- 
vdrepoi,  sup.  -rarof. 

AXy/oj  -d,  f.  -^u(i),  p.  ^XyijKa,   {fr. 
nXyoi   pain)  to  ache,  feel  pain  ; 
rrumrn,  fret,  pine,  grieve. 
(24) 


AAE 

AXyiiiitv.  -6voi,  h,  'AXytJitOf  -aroi, 
rb,  anil  'AXyi/aii,  -luj,  Att.  -cids, 
)),  (fr.  same)  wo,snrTmo;  pain, 
ache;  grief,  mourning,  trouble, 

AXyrjpbi,  -t),  -iv,  (fr.  sanre)  grieV' 
ous,  mournful;  painful. 

AXyluiv,  conip.  dXyiams,  sup.  (fr. 
same)  more  and  most  grievous:, 
mournful,  painful,  &c, 

'AXyos,  -£0{  -ovi,  tJ,  wo, grief,  sor- 
row, sadness  ;  trouble,  har<lship, 
distress  ;  pain,  ache,  soreness. 

AX&i'u)  -uj,  or  'aX(5u),  f.  -»;<ru),  p. 
-i/<fo,  also  AXfalviii,  f.  -avw,  to 
feed,  nourish,  maintain  ;  to  invi- 
gorate, strengtheii;  to  increase, 
enlarge,  augment. 

AXM'ioKta,  (fr.  last)  to  grow,  be- 
come larger,  iiicrease. 

AXcu,  -lis,  and  Ion.  AXcn,  -ijs,  fi, 
(fr.  aXfti)  to  shun)  escape,  fight, 
refuge. 

AX/u,  -as,  and  Ion.  aX/;/,  -vs,  fi, 
heat,  warmth. 

AXtaivu,  (fr.  last)  to  grow  warm. 

AXiaaOat,  and  AXcvaadat,  for  aXi- 
oaaOai  and  aXevoaaOai,  1  a.  inf. 
mid.  of  aXfw  and  aXti'no, 

AXeycivus,  -oij,  b,  i),  (fr.  aXiyo)  to 
regard)  mournful,  sorrowful, sad, 
melancholy,  grievous ;  anxious, 
solicitous,  attentive,  watchful. 
See  also  aXyctvds. 

AXeyl^ui,  f.  -laoi,  p.  -iKa,  same  as 

AXcyw,  f.  -fw,  to  take  care  of  sec 
to,  look  to,  order,  provide ;  to 
attend,  regard,  respect;  to  value, 
esteem. 

AXmvbs,  ->>,  -iv,  (fr.  a\ia  heat) 
warm,  temperate,  tepid. 

AXcth'u),  (fr.  aXf'u  to  shun)  to  fee, 
escape;  to  shun,  avoid.  Irnp. 
aXieivov,  Ion.  for  jjX/civov. 

AXti),  -rjs,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  seeaXto. 

'AXt^a,  -as,  I],  see  AXtcta. 

AXdavTos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Xctahu)  to  polish)  unpolished, 
coarse,  unfinished. 

'AXciSp,  -dros,  rb,  (fr.  aXio)  to 
grind)  meed,  flour. 

AXciXtipa,  Att.  for  ijXet(})a,  per.  of 
aXci^oi. 

'AXetjtjia,  -uTos,Tb,  (fr.same)  unc- 
tion, anointing;  ointment,  be- 
smearing, daubing. 

AXiIos,  Dor.  for  HXtioj,  -ov,  b,  fi, 
Elean,  of  Elis. 

A'XdTrrns,  -ov,  6,  (fr,  aXcl(bw  to 
anoint)  an  anomtcr,  one  who  oil- 
ed and  attended  the  lurestlers;  a 
perfumer. 

AXcnrrpiv,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  n 
vessel  for  ointment ;  a  room  for 
anointing. 

AXds,  par.  pres.  of  dXtifit,  or  par. 
2  a.   pass,  of  aXt'w. 

AXdaov,  -ov,  rb,  an  embossed  cup, 
a  drinking  vessel,  tankard,  gob- 
let. 

AXdT>is,-ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  sinner. 
See  aXtrpds, 

AXelr(a,  sec  aXirio). 

AXciTOvpyri'ria,  -as,  >'/,  i^"'-  a  ""^g- 
Xarbs  public,  and  ipyov  work) 
an  immunity  from  public  duties; 
a  privilege,  exemption. 

'AXtirfi(i,or  '.KXcKpv-m,  ^/i^nd  AXei- 


AAE 

0ap,  -urof,  ri,  (fr.  next)  oint- 
ment, uncttm  ;  oiling,  greasing  y 
pitch,  calking. 
AX£I(^  J,  f.  "i-oi,  p-  fi\ct(pa,  to  anoint, 
oil,  grease ;  to  daub,  smear  ;  to 
overspread,  coat,  calk;  to  con- 
secrate. 1  a.  ijXtnl'a'  par.  d\ci- 
x^ai.  2  a.  I'l^Kpov.  per.  mid.  »;Xoi- 
(fia.  Att.  a\ri\ot(pa.  per.  acl.  Att. 
aXijXiipa'  pass.  aX^Xifi//a(.  pper. 
pass.  Alt.  a'XrtXififtriii,  and  Poet. 

7/X;;Xi'/if<i)V. 

AXciiifui,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  \\ti\pa- 
aa,  n.  fern.  sin.  and  .^Xciifavrtf, 
n.  mas.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
AXti-^-uffi,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
a\ciipu>. 

AX£«rijp,  -}jpo{,  b,  Sync,  for  aXe^ij 
Trip,  (fr.   oXffu)  to  avert)  a  de- 
ftiider,  protector,  guardian. 

A.XtKTopo<piinla,-ai,ri,  (fr.  next,  and 
d)u)vit  voice)  cock-crowing ;  the 
three  hours  after  midnight ;  early 
morning. 

AXticrpSuiv,  -6voi,  h,  i),  (fr.  next)  a 
cock  or  hen  ;  a  fowl. 

AX/crup,  -opof,  b,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
XfKTpov  bed)  a  cock. 

XXifiaroi,  Dor.  for  tiXifiaroi. 

'AXtv,  Sync,  and  Ion.  for  t'lXcaav, 
3  pi.  imp.  or  2  au  ind.  of  dXriftt, 
the  same  as  aX/u.     But 

*AXtv,  BcEot.  for  aXijaav,  Ion.  for 
fi\i]aav,  by  Metapl.  for  the  Alt. 
iiiXutaar,  3  pi.  2  a.  of  aXbi/ii,  or 
iXiaKu). 

AXiiavcpila,  -as,  4,  the  city  Alexan- 
dria  ;  and 

kXtiavipvif,  -ioi,  b,  an  Alexan- 
ilrian  ;  and 


AAH 


AAH 


^6po(  death)  averting-  death, pro-\\XrjdciiJi,  f.  -tvatii,  p.  riX0ivKa,  (fr, 
tecting.  \     aXjidfji  true)  to  speak,  or  main. 


K\c^t<pdpiiaKOi,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  same, 
and  ipdpfiaKov  poison)  averting 
the  power,  or  preventing  the  ej- 
fects  of  poison ;  an  atUidote, 
charm. 

AXf'fu,  and  AXc^iu),  f.  -i;<iu,  p. 
•tlKa,  to  drive,  turn  away  ;  to  re- 
pel, keep  off,  avert,  set  aside  ;  to 
assist,  succour,  protect,  defend. 
—  AXf^oftai,  to  defend  one^s  self, 
revenge,  retaliate.  1  a.  .lEol. 
aXe^iiacia,  -aj,  -£,  &C.  for  aXtJi)- 
aaiftt. 

xXt^tilicaBa,  Dor.  for  aXc^iifttBa,  1 
pi.  pres.  sub.  mid.  o(  aXi(u>. 

A.Xcbi,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  aXia  heat)  tiot, 
warm;  temperate,  tepid.  Also 
Dor.  for  7;X£os,  which  see. 

AXidTTji,  -nros,  f'h  (fr-  aXiu)  to  ga- 
ther) a  collection,  gathering  ;  a 
crowd,  an  assemblage. 

AXuippuiv,  -oiof,  6,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and  (pphv  the  mind)  wandering 
in  mind,  erroneous  ;  foolish  ; 
mad,  distracted. 

A.Xc-iiu)To;,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  XtniiioTOi  scaly,  th.  Xfrij  a 
scale)  without  scales,  smooth. 

AXirrji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  aXfu  to  grind) 
of  a  mill ;  with  6vos  understood, 
a  millstone. 

AXerpii,  -ifos,  ly,  (fr.  same)  a  mil- 
lerKi  wife. 

AXfTcji',    -ibvoi,    b,    (fr.   same)    a 
workliouse,     where      refractory 
slaves  were  set  to  grind. 
KXtvaiai,  -hiv,  o'l,  the  sons,  or  de- 
scendants of  Aleuas. 
kXi^dvoptvoi,  -r],-ov,  about  Alexan-  KXtvara,  Ion.  for  rjXcvaro,  1  a.  ind. 


dria,  or  Alexander,  or  a  kind  of 
verse  ;  all  from 
AXifavcpoi,   -ov,   b,    (fr.    aX/fui    to 
protect,  and  ailio  a  man)  Alexan- 
der, a  man'8  name. 
kXi^dilfiof,   ov,    b,    Ij,    (fr.   aXi^ui 
to  avert,  and  dvcuof  the  wind) 
that  turns  tlir  wind,  excludes  air  ; 
shtltering  screening. 
AXi^'ijwOai,  I  a.  inf.  mid.  of  aXiyu. 
Or  by  Sync,  for  aXt^naaaOui,  1 
a.   inf,  mid.  —  AXc^t/i£i'a(,  Dor. 
and  Ion.   for  aXi((ii',  pres.  inf. 
act.  —  AXc(i7<Teia,   -a;,  -c,    1    a. 
npu    act.    iGol.    uf   aXi'fui,   or 
aXf{/u. 
AXi'(i7;in,  -Srof,  ri,   (fr.   aXt^ij}  to 
avert)  defence,  protection,  assist- 
ance, relief,  succour. 
AXtfijn'/piof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  8amc)^< 
or  capable  of  defending,  protect- 
ing, guarding. 
AXi(iqpi),  ->){,  li,   (fr.   same,  and 
ap't  prayer)  a  female  who  averts 
cnrtejt,  or  turns  away  prvjrrs. 
KXi(i,)laia(,    -ov,    b,    tile    son    of 

Alriias. 
AX((i«a«o(,  -OB,  h,  //,  (fr.  aXl(u>  to 
avert,  and  «(i«4{  evil)  preserva- 
tive, prrveniitir  ;  gub.  a  good 
genius,  an  nuertrr  of  evil  ;  a  de. 
frndrr,  protector,  gunrdinn. 
KXi^ifijipoTof,  -ov,  i,  I),  (fr.  same, 


and    (loarif    human)  proterting, 
ginrdmg,  drfrmiine ,  averting. 
KXi^ifiopof,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  same,  anill      true,  speaking  truth. 
D  (25) 


mid.  —  AXcvaoOai,  inf.  — AXeu 
dutvoi,  par.  Sync,  for  tjXcvaaTo, 
aXciaaadat,     aXivcdfiCvoi     from 
nX£uu».      See  also  aXiaoOai. 

AXcvftat,  Dor.  for  aXovjiai,  cont.  of 
aXio/iai.      See  aXiui. 

\Xcvpov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  aXio)  to  grind) 
meal,  flour. 

AXtvu),  to  avoid,  shun,  flee;  to 
avert,  keep,  or  turn  off".     Also 

AX/u  -(3,  f.  -rjau),  and  -iVw,  p.  -ko, 
to  grind.  aX/o/iui,  in  the  sense 
ofaXfUdj,  to  quit, flee,  escape;  to 
shun,  avoiit,  decline ;  to  writhe, 
twist,  strain,  bend,  in  order  to 
avoid  violence  ;  to  conceal,  hide, 
shut  up,  an  in  order  to  avoid  or 
escape  pursuit  ;  to  collect,  as- 
senjile,  crowd  together  as  for  the 
same  purpose.  Also  to  tvawlrr, 
ramble,  stray,  as  if  for  the  same 
reason.  Par.  2  a.  pass.  aXi!;, 
-uaa,  -iv. 

\Xtu)nfi,  -)"■/{,  »'/,  (fr.  last)  escape, 
safely,  security,  protcrtinn  ;  a 
refuge,  asylum ;  a  hulwark, 
fortress, 

AXf), -ijs,  4,  (fr.  aXdofiat  to  stray) 
a  going  astray  ;  error,  mistake  ; 
roving  ;  an  unsrllled  life, 
XXtiOiia,  -n<,  fi,  (fr.  aX^Or);  true) 
truth,  rernrily ;  reality,  farl ; 
fidelity,  faithfulness  ;  integrity, 
rii^htiousness.  a.  Ion.  aXnOtitiv. 
AXijOtunxit,    -i),    -iv,     (fr.    next) 


tain  the  truth  ;  to  act  sincerely ; 
to  verify,  confirm. 
AXtjOiitri,  for  aXijdcia. 
AXrjdni,  -ioi  -oCs,   b,  i/,  (as  fr.  a 
neg.  and  X.-jOw  to  lie  hid,  or  Xivflij 
obhvion)  true,  real,  certain,  au- 
thentic, unerring  ;  V(did,  decisive, 
competent;  candid,sincere, honest. 
comp.  aXijSfVrtpoj,  sup.  aXriQh- 
Taroi. 
AXridi^ojiai,  same  as  nXtjOev^a. 
AXribtibi,  -fi,  -ov,  (fr.  aXridni  true) 
true,  sincere;  real,  genuine,  es- 
sential. 
AXTidoBvvr),  -vi,  >;,   (fr.  same)  ue- 

rity,  reality,  genuineness. 
AXt'idovaai,  n.  pi.  fem.  par.  pres. 

acl.  of  next. 
AXiidui,  f.  -j;<ru,  p.  >;Xi7».-a,  same  as 

aXf'ui,  to  grind. 
AXrjdCJi,  and  AXr]81vS)i,  (fr.  aXrjOfi; 

true)  truly,  sincerely,  really. 
AX/im,  -ov,  b,  ,',,   (fr.  a  neg.  and 
XnU  booty,  or  Xi'/tov  a  crop)  poor, 
1      indigent. 

AXijktos,  -ov,  b,  '/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Xr'iyhi    to  cease)   incessant,   un- 
ceasing, continual;  restless,  not 
to  be  stopped. 
AXtiKTd,  -log,  t],  Alecto,  one  of  the 

furies. 
AX)'iXcKa  —  AXt'iXeafjtai  —  AXijXeo-- 
lih'Of,  Att.  for  t'lXtKa,  per.   act. 
I'lXeajiai,    per.    pass.    ijXtanivoi, 
par.  of  aX/u),  to  grind. 
AXi'iXiifiat,   for    dXaitni,    JEo\.    for 
dXtjiiai,  pres.  mid.   or  pass,   of 
dXriftt.     Or  it  is  put  for  iiXrifiat, 
per.  pass,    of  same,   dXtjfit,  or 
aX/ui. 
AX^X"ipa  —  AX''jXi ft ftai,  -\pai,-T7Tai 
—  AXijXi^^tVof,  Att.  for  t'lXcitlia, 
per.   act.  I'/Xfi/ifiui,  -'I'ai,  -irrat, 
per.    pass.    tiXttfifiivos,    par.    of 
aXciilxi). 
'AXtj/ta,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  aXao/ini  to 
wander)  a  wandering,  rambling, 
straying  ;  mistake,  error. 
AXi'iiicvai,   Dor.   for  aXTivat,    pres. 

inf.  act.  of 
'AXrjfii,  (fr.  aXitii)  with  which  it  is 
the  same  in  all  its  significations, 
except  the  first,  pres.  inf.   nXi> 
vat,  par.  (iXflj,  -una,   -Iv,  imp. 
or  2  a.  iiXnv,  3  pi.   t'lXtaav,  by 
Sync,   and  Ion.  dXav,  2  a.  inf. 
aXriviH, 
AXi7^ui>',  -ova;,  b,  i),  (fr.  aXdofiai  to 
stray)      wandering,      rambling, 
straying  ;  a  viigalmnd. 
AX),TTof,  -oil,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
X(i/i/3(»i(i)    to    catch)    not    to    he 
caught  or  held  ;  imprrgnnhle,  in- 
accessiblr  ;  incomprehcnsililr. 
'AXrlf,    -/of    -oii{,     b,    If,    (fr.    /iXif 
enough)    abundant,    nnmrrous  ; 
rMlrrted,  ussrmblitl,  crnwded  to- 
gether. 
"AXt/f,  -cvTOf,  I'l,  Hales,  a  river  in 

Liicania. 
'AXtinrof,  -nil,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Xi'iOia  to  forgctl)  indelihie,  not  to 
be  forgiitlrn,  perpetual. 
"KXnriu,  3  sin.  2  a.  suli.  mid.  of 

flXXo/iUI. 


AM 

AXijrti'u,    (fr.    next)    to    iramlrr, 

ji/rnv,  "T )   tojtoat. 
AAOrvii  'oi'i  i)  (Ir.  <iA/fo^«i(  to  stray) 
(I  wanderer,   vafrraiit,  vagabond, 
beggar,  nurulii-uiil. 
A\Oaiii,  -as,  t'l,  Atthaa,  a  woman's 

name. 
A\Oalvw,  and  aXO/w,  see  (i,\Ou>. 
'AAOtTu,  Ion.  lor  i)\0tTO,  imp.  mid. 

or  pass,  of 
'AXOuj,  AXdiio,    and    AAOofim,    f. 
-)>u),  <o  heal,  cure;  to  recover; 
In  grow  iiurrcise,  enlarge. 
'\yi,  d.  sill,  of uAf. 
'AA/c,  -af,  I/,   (fr.  ah)i  abundant, 
or  aXit  enoueh)  a  cowpany,  as- 
sejnbly,  meeting. 
'A\i(i>ii,  -ioi  -ols,  6,  /;,  (fr.  (7Xf  the 
sea,  and  a'i;/ii  to  blow)  ilou-ing 
from,  or  over  the  ara. 
\\iiiicroi,  or 'AAiu'frof, -ou,  o,  (fr. 
I'iAf  the  sea,  and  utruf  an  eagle) 
the  ouprey. 
'AXtiiKftidv,  -oi'oj,  !>,  IlaViacmon,  a 

river. 
AXmoToj,  -ov,   0,  t'l,   (fr.  X(«'iJ(i)   to 
move,   wilh  a   nep.)   inevitable, 
nnavoidnble ;    unable   to  escape, 
u-itho'/t  resource ;    (with    a    in- 
tens. )     vehement,     violent,     in- 
tense ;  inressant. 
AA('/?u7-o{,  Dor.  for  n^iftaroi. 
' K\iii(i6)(og,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  UAf  tlie 
sea,  and  Ppe^u>  to  wet)  wa-ihed 
by  the  sea,  seabcplen. 
XMyKios,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  like,  alike,  simi- 
lar, resembling. 
'XXtda,   and    'AAc/a,   -as,    fi,    (fr. 
wAifi'j  a  fisherman,  th.  tiAf  the 
sea)  a Jishing  fishery,  supply  of 
fsh. 

A\icqk>k,  -loi  -0S5,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  uAf 
tlio  sea,  and  'epKOi  a  fence)  sea- 
hound,  seagirt. 
AAVaj,  -f'of,  Att.  -fwf,  b,  (fr.  uAf 

the  sea)  ajisherman. 
AXtcvTlxij,  -));,  )'/,    (fr.  last)  fish- 

•ng,Jislicry. 
AAi£uw,  f.  -evtroi,  p.  {jXievKa  (fr. 
same)  to  ./fs''.  pres.  inf.  act. 
iXievciv. 
'.\Xi^o},  f.  -iVu,  p.  -Ilea,  (fr.  (iAf 
salt)  /o  preserve  with  salt,  pickle, 
com,  cure.  per.  pass.  i;Xi(T/^a(.  1 
a.  iiXiaOriv,  1  f.  iXtcBi'iaoitai 


AAI 

AX</io;,  -oil,  &  and  {),  also  'AXt/ior, 
-uii,  tA,  (fr.  next)  ashriili  of  a  salt 
or  billtr  taste  growing  in  dcstrts. 
"AXi/io«,  and  "aXikos,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr. 
(iA>,  b,  salt,  or  liAj,  1%  the  sea) 
stdl,     saltish,     brackish,    bitter; 
marine,  nuvtd ;  maritime. 
'AXifioi,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  (1  intens.  and 
Xifidi  hunger)  dry,  thirsty,  hun- 
gry, bnrri  n.     Also,  good  against 
hunger,  satisfying. 
'AXiiivpt'/cis,  -taaa,  -tv,  (fr.  ilAf  the 
sea,  imd  (iijpw  to  pour)  Jlouing 
into  the  sea. 
AXitCito  -w,  f.  -I'laio,   (fr.  aXlui  ihe 
same)  to  roll,  turn,  move  round; 
to  wallow,  tumble.     AXuSiofiai, 
-ovfuii,  to  be  engaged,  concerned, 
or  employed  about;  to  converse, 
be  intimate,  or  acqviiintrd  with. 
AXntii'iOpa,  -as,  t'l,  (fr.  last)  a  fold, 
paddock,  or  yard,  where  beasts 
m.'iy  roll  and  tumble  ;   a  maze, 
labyrinth. 
"xXiro;,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  uXs  salt)  salt- 
ed, pickled ;  fruitless,  vain. 
AXiios,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.    a  neg.   and 
Ai'i'oi'  flax)    without  nets ;    unfit 
for  nets  ;  improper  fur  Ji  siting. 
"AXif,  Dor.  for  IjAif. 
'AXif,  -tKos,  t'l,  a  kind,  of  wheat  ; 

porridge  made  of  it. 
'AXioto,  Ion.  for  aXtov,  g.  of  uAioj. 
'AAii5i.«iiCTrof,  Dor.  for  »';Ai<5/cau<7TOf . 
"AAiof,  Dor.  for  J'/Aio;. 
"AAiof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  uA{  sea)  of  the 
sea,  marine.     Also  vain,  fabe, 
empty,    u-orthless,    unimportant, 
silly,   unmeaning,  idle,   insigjii- 
ficnnt. 
' AXiOTpc(jii]S,  -los  -ovs,  b,  /;,  (fr.  uXs 
sea,  and  rpiijxa  to  rear)  sea-bred. 
' AXidiii   -u>,   f.   -liaw,  p.   -u)Ka,  (fr. 
liXios  vain)  to  frustrate,  defeat, 
disappoint ;  annul. 
'AXi^rXayKTOi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same, 
and  TrXa'^u)  to  wander)  cruising, 
roving  at  sea... 
'AXiirXoos  -ovs,  -oov  -ov,  b,  t'l,   (fr. 
same,  and  tXcu)  to  sail)  floating, 
sailing  ;   ploughing,    traversing 
the    main ;    surrounded    by,   or 
sunk  in  the  sea, 
'AXIttvoos  -ovs,  -oov  -ov,  b,  )'/,    (fr. 
same,    and    ttvio)    to    breathe) 


"    A\K 

take  ;  to  seize,  catch,  capture  ;  to 
find  out,  detect,  discoi<er;  to  con- 
vict, condemn.  2  a.  ind.  i'/Xior, 
Att.   idXutv 


'.\.Xi^w,  (fr.  tiXtf  enough)  to  collect,^     smelling,    or    breathing    of  the 
assemble,  meet ;  to  gather,  heap,  I     sea. 


pile,  accumulate. 


' AXiiT6p(pvpo(,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same. 


'AXi^(jiics,-<i)v,o],  the  Halizonians.\     and  Trop^i'pa  purpla)  bright,,  re- 
AXi'iX'iit -ios -ovs,  b,  ii,  (fr.  aXs  the]     sjAendent  as  the  sea;  seagreen, 


sea,  and  Tj^os  a  sound)  sea-re- 
sounding, murmuring,  roaring, 
like  the  sea. 

AXiOio;,  and  AXidiws,  Dor.  for  >;Xi'- 
Oioi,  and  )/A(Oi'wj. 

'AXiVof,  Dor.  for  {/XIkos.  See  also 
aXipLo; 


'.\Xi'«rriin-o>,  -yv,  0,  i/,   (fr.  uAjthe]      taint. 


dark,  azure. 

"AA(?,   sufficiently,  enough,  plenti- 
fully, abundantly. 

~AXi J,  -lioi,  t'l.  Dor.  for  'HXi j,  Elis, 

^*^"'^■•     -     r      . 

AA(cr)'fw  -to,  I.   -iicc),   p.   -tjKa,   Co 

pollute,      corrupt,     contaminate, 


sea,  and  K-rv-im  to  resound)  sea- 

resounding,  .ir.a-bcalcn. 
aXIikvos,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

Xifiiiv  a.  harbour)  without  o.  port, 

haven,  or  harbour  ;  inlwspiiahle, 

dangerous. 
' KXifificn,  -IS,  fi,  (fr.  aXi  the  sea, 

and  fitjoas  regard)  Halimedi,  a 

sea-nymph. 


^Xiayiifjia,  -nms,  to,  (fr.  last)  pol- 
hdi'in,  taint,  nontaminaiion  ;  iin- 
puriti/,  uncleanness. 

kXippodos,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  nXs  the 
sea,  and  jiiOos  the  noise  of  the 
waves)  tea-flowing,  sea-resound- 
ing. 

' AXiaKii),  or  "aXw/k,  f.  ahdiaiii,  p, 


nnpr.   i'AuOi'   sub. 

aXCo.    inf.    uAuii'ui"   par.    uXois. 

This  tense  and  the  perfect  have 

always   a  passive  signification. 

pres.  inf.  pass.  t'tXiisKiaQaf  par. 

aXiOKAjuvos.  ]•(  r.  ind.  pass.  f;Xu)- 

^lai.  2  a.  inf.  pass.  (iAi/vai. 
' AXiCfia,  -tiros,  rb,  Alismu,  a  plant. 
AXtarpcipfis,    -los    -oi<s,   b,  I'l,    (fr. 

uA{  liie  sea,  and  ffrjj/^u  to  turn) 

employed  on  the  sea,  srnforing  ; 

floating,  or  tossing  on  Ihe  sra. 
AX?Tfu),  or  AXcirfii)  -d,  f.  -t'jcto,  p. 

t)Ka.  to  wandir,  err,  mistake  ;  la 

sin,  Irnnsgress,  qffind ;  to  omit, 

neglect,  fail  in  duty ;    to  ins7ill, 

af/niit,  abuse. 
AXItii,  2  a.   sub.  of  aXir/u),   or  d. 

sin.  ofaXlrris. 
AXiTrifthos,    Ion.    for    liXini^lvos, 

par.  per.  pass,  of  nXir/oj. 
AXirij/iwv,  -ovos,  b,  t'l,    (fr.  nXiTiu 

to  sin)    n.  sinttcr,    transgressor ; 

perversely  wicked,  reprobate. 
AXiTi'ptos,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  sin- 
ful, flagitious  ;  a  sinner. 
AXirris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  o  sinner, 

transgressor. 
AXirofitivos,  see  lyXirrffiijvof. 
AXitovto,  Ion.  for  (/AitiJito,  3  pi.  2 

a.  ind.  mid.  of  oXit/o". 
AXir6^[vos,-ov,  b,  (fr.  oXiTfU)  to  sin, 

and  ^hos  a  guest)  vho  in»ults  or 

abuses  his  guests  ;  inhospitable. 
.KXirpahoi,    (fr.    same)   to  si7i ;   to 

offend,  abuse.  '^ 

'AAirpiJrof,  -oil,  b,  >;,    (fr.  uXs  SCa, 

and  TpiTToi  to  engage)  employed 

071  the  sen,  seafaiing. 
AXirpis,  AXirr/s,  and  AXtir;;;,  -ov, 

b,  (fr.  aXiTioj  to  sin)  a  sinner, 
transgressor,  an  offender  ;  a  cri- 
minal. 

' AXItovtos,  -ov,  b,  li,   (fr.  tiXs  sea, 

and   rpvij)  to   wear)    wasted,  or 

worn  out  by  the  toils  of  the  sea, 

seaworn ;  urrecked,  shattered, 
AA/w,  f.  -I'ffu,  p.  I'lXiKa,  to  roll,  turn, 

move,  round. 
'AA(uj,  (fr.  aXios  vain)  in  vain,  to 

no  purpose,  fruitlessly ,  amiss. 
AXku,  and  aXkocis,  Dor.  for  aX*.i>, 

and  iiXKt'icis. 
aXkuOoos,    -ov,    b,    Alcalhoos,    a 

man's  name. 
AXKaia,   -ns,  t'l,    ovpa   understood, 

(fr.  nXKri  strength)  a  lion's  (ail. 
AXKatSris,  -ov,  b,  the  son  ofAlcarus. 
AXKaiK&s,  -oti,  b,  iifAlcfCUS. 
AXkoIos,  -a,  -Of,  (fr.  oXki)  strength) 

strong,    noble,   generous.      Also 

Alcaus,  a  man's  name. 
AXKo.vf'pos,  -ov,  b,  Alcnnder. 
' AXKap,-iipos,  rd,(fr.oA/c^ strength) 

defence,   safeguard,   protection  ; 

assistance,    relief;    a    bulwark, 

fortress. 
'AXkcu,  -as,  t'l,  wild  maUmus,  marsh 

mallows. 
AXkMuio,   JEo\.   for  aXkiHov,  g. 

of  AXxciins,  -ov,  b,  Alcides,  an 

epithet  of  Hercules. 
aXkiio  -01,  f.  -ntrto,  and  'aXkw,  f. 


\(i>K.i,  Att.   iaXtok-n,  to  receive,^     -^ta,  (Jr.  r>i:^:t)  to  defend,  protect ; 
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AAi^ 


AAA 


AAA 


^izve,  preserve :  assist,  relieve ;  tu,     other)     (keickere,     in     ar^Uhcr\  Q^,  reject ;  to  alie-nate,  estrange. 

avert,  repel.  \     place.     AAXa;^rfSci',/r(Mn aJiorter  A\Xot6ofiai,-ovfint,tobec}iange(l, 

AAici), -^f, »;,  s're7i^t/i,_/«rcf,  fi^oMr, ;     place.  I  lorrupted,  vitiuteil ;  to  change  in 

poioer;  courage,  braver;/,  forti-  '  AXXawv,  iEol.  for  a'X.Xwi',  g.  pi,  of|  mind,  gu  wad. 
tu.de;    help,   assistanre,    relief;      dWo;.                                            AAXoiuxris,  -ws,  Alt.  -tioi,  )/,  (t'r 

AXXryoi',  for  avd'Atyo),  which  Ion 
for  aviXcyoi',  imp.  of  ai'nXt'yu). 


labour,  toil ;    victory,  triumph 
AX(r^t<{, -£ff(ra,  -£v,  (fr.  last)  strong, 
mighti/,  courageous,  brave  ;  help- 
ing, assistant. 
.WKijarii,  -iloi,  !i,  AlcestU,  a  wo- 
man's name. 
AAA(/3(a'<;(of,  or  AX»tf/?ioj,  -01',  0,  an 

herb  ;  anchusa,  hugtop. 
AXxt^oi,    -ov,     b,     li,     (fr.     aXxn 
strength)  strong,  able,  vigorous, 
.    powerful,  mighty  ;  brave,  gener- 
ous; helping,  aiding. 
AXkiiatoiiSat,  -wr,  oi,  the  descend. 

aids  ofAtcmeeon. 
AXKfti'/vn,  -IS,  ^,  Alcmenc,  a  wo- 
man's name. 
A>«rr^p, -)ipo?,  0,  (fr.  n>.K>)  strength) 
an  avenger,  assiTlor ;   defender, 
jifitron,  protector. 
A^Kvdni,  -;/f,  1/,  Alcyone,  a   wo- 
man's name. 
'AXkvwv,  -uvos,  'i,  (fr.  ('iXj  the  sea, 
and  Kvu)  to  iiatcli)  the  halcyon, 
or  king^fisher. 
'AXko),  and  AX.-iXdii),  f.  uX^ui,  aX»fi;- 
aii),    and    /iXuX»:j,'<7<o,    (fr.    oXkii 
strength)  to  ketp  "Jf,  drive  away, 
repel  enemies  ;  to  protect,  guard, 
save,  preserve  ;  tn  assiil,  help.   2 
a.  ij\a\Kov,  Ion.  liXa^Kov. 
AXX'i,  (properly  the  a.  nciit.  pi.  of 
uWoi  with  Kar't  understood)  in 
oOier  respects  ;  Imt,  yit,  except ; 
unless,  tieverthelcss,  nutuiilhstnnd- 
ing  ;  also,  rather,  yea,  moreover, 
truly.    aXX'  fijr  (iXX'i,  and  «XXo. 
'AXXrjyc,  but  indeed,  yet,  at  kail. 
''     AXX'  )/,  Irut  only. 
AXXuyi/,  -Tii,   I'l,   (fr.    aWtieou)    to 
chani^e)  a  change,  alteration,  vi- 
cuuitudc  ;  substitution,  barter,  ex- 
change ;  intercourse,  commerce, 
'AXX/iy^a,  -ami,  rb,  same. 
AXXu'Xuiffii',  Dor.  and  i'  added  for 

aXX>/Xo((,  sec  nXXr/Xoir. 
AXXdXo'^ow'rt,    Dor.     for    aWnXo- 

ibovlii. 
'AXX«i',  Dor.  for  aXXqi;  a.  sin.  of 

<fAXa(. 
AXXiiyronoiif,  -oil,  o,  i;,  (fr.  aWiif 
■1  sausage,  and  roi/w  to  make) 
maker  of  S'tusages,  blaiM-pud- 
"">g»,  iir. 
AXXarrorwXi/(,  -ov,  b,    (fr.   xamc, 
and  ru)X((i»  to   sell)    a  teller  of 
snu'ngr^,  tic, 

AXXf((.ii,  1  a.  inf.  art AXXo'Cji, 

tliiin.  I  f.  act.  of  iiXX>i'o<7(i>. 
A  XX«{,  -livTof,  fi,  a  sausngr,  or  such 
kiiul  nfpudiUng.  i 

AXXfiairm,  or  -rriD,   f.   -fw,  p.  ijX 


same)  change,  cdicralton. 
'AXXo/vu,  Dor.  for  a'XXurr. 


AXX«j,  Poet,  for  uoWies,  n.  pi.  of  AXXoxcro,,    -ov,    o,    i),    (fr,    liWo; 

aoXXjJy.  other,  and  ruKui  birth)  nionslrous. 

AXX/^hi,  Poet,   for  aiuXi^ai,  1  a.  j      iiregular,  nnraiturul,  .nrange. 

inf.  act.  of  (iiaX/yw.  l"AXX«/<ai,  f.   uXovimt,  p.   >)X/(ai,  I(J 

'.\XX);,   (properly  the  d.  of  a'XXofl     leap,  boxmd,  spring;    to  danc, 

with    /(tpiAi    part,   or    o(\)   wayi     to  rise,  get  up;  to  .'spring,  issue, 

understood)   otheiwisr,  else;    i/i|     hnlible  vp.  imp.   ijXXifiiii'.    1   a. 

another  part ;  elsnvhcre ;  in  anv-'i     mid.  j;Xri'f(»;i'.  iiXro,  without  the 


ther  direction,  in  another  toa^ 

AXXriyopeii)   -w,    (fr.   «'XXoj    othe: 
and  ayopiin)  to  speak)  to  alUgo- 
rize,  allude  to,  hint  at,  prefigure, 
represent  metaphorically. 

XXXriyvfia,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  an  al- 
legory, allusion,  parable,  fable. 

AXXijyopiKOf,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  last)  alle- 
gorical, allusive. 

AXXriyupovficra,  -wv,  ra,  (n.  pi. 
par.  pres.  pass,  of  aXXrjyopio)) 
the  expressions,  or  narrative  con- 
taining the  allegory,  or  allusion; 
an  allegory,  metaphor,  allusion. 

'AXXtjKToi,  A.0I.  for  (iX»;Kros'. 

AXXriXtjct,  Ion.  for  nXXijXais  —  AX- 
X))Xoi<"i',  Poet,  for  aXX;;Xoii'  fr. 
aXX^Xoiv. 

AXX»;Xoifa,  alletujah. 

AXXijXoiliayin,  -li,  i'l,  Ion.  for  AX 
X'/Xoipuyla,  -uf,  (';,   (fr.   uXXijXuv 
each  oiher,  and   ijidyui  to   eat) 
eating  each   otiicr ;    mutual  de- 
struction. 

AXXr)Xo<povla,  -«f,  (';,  (fr.  same,  and 
ijii'ivoi  slaughter,  th.  ^Ivu)  to  kill) 
mutual  slaughter, 

AXXi'iXiav,  g.  pi.  d.  uXX»jXo(f,  -aii, 
-0(5,  a.nXXi/Xouf, -n?,  -a,  it  wants 
the  other  parts,  (fr.  ilXXoi  ano- 
ther) each  other,  in  turn,  mutu- 
ally, reciprocally. 

AXXoytvhi,  -ioi  -oui,  b,  1';,  (fr.  o'X- 
Xo{  other,  and  yUos  race)  afo- 
rcigver  ;  an  (dien,  stranger, 

AXXdyXuaaof,  -uv,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same, 
and  yXwaaa  tongue)  of  a  d[yir- 
enl  language,  an  alien, 

AXX'jyvwTof,  -ov,  b,  '/,  (fr.  same, 
and  yti'woKu)  to  know)  hnovin  to 
others,  aforcifihir, 

AXXoourdj,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  same,  and 
i^i'tTTcfof  land)  a  foreigner,  siran 
ger,  alien. 
AXXoctfiK,  -{o(  -uT's,  b.  If,  (fr.  same, 
and   iii'ov   nhape)  of  a  tH^emil 
shaj/r,     chani;ed,      transformed, 
vielamorphnsed. 
'AXXuOc,  iuiiI  'AXXoOfi',  (fr.  same) 
from     rlsrvhirr,   from     aiuitlur 
place,  or  ijuailrr 


\Kiiaiio,  or  -TTiv,  I.   -{w,  p 

XSx'i,l''chaniir,'dlr,r  ;  eechnngr,t'A^^'iOi,  (fr,  sam<-)  rlseu-hcr",  in  n 

liarter,  sut>ftilutr  ;  In  surreed,fol-  I      dilTirrnt  pUuf,  Ic, 

low  in  order  ;  t'l  rr'fuitr,  2  a.  //A-  'aXMOooik,  -ov,  h, ./,  (fr.  same,  and 

Xayay,  per,  Jin**.  i/XXxy/on.  I  0.]     $p6o(  siiund)  of  a  s'rnnce  voire, 

qXXif^Oi;)'*   I   •*.  iiXX'i)^(fi'ioiiiini,  2]      using   a  dij/ecent  cry   in  liattli, 

f.  iiXX/iyi;(7i/iiii,  1  u.  ml,  »iXXufi<,       Pirfign, 

I  a.  mid,   iu'l.  tiXXufiiiiiiv  o\>l.^ A^XoTuu -fi,  -or,  nln<>  in  frni.  nX- 

nA>(/(«i^r  inf.  iiXXa(aoOai.  t      X'»i'/,  (fr.  uniiif)  other,  dffi'Kri  nt,\     torn,  slnin,;r  manner,  rite,  or  rr- 

AXXiitt,!,  for  riXXn  iirm,  or  nriiu,       diverse;  nviisr,  discordant.  I      rrmony. 

some,  the  rest,  AXXniii;)   -10,  f.   -luirio,  p.   r/XXo'wkn  AXXo0i")XS>,  -nv,  b,  //,  (fr.  stinie)   a 

AXXrt^'/i'.,  and  aXX((;^Q,  (fr.  riXXos,      {fr,  hsl)  lvlinngi,nltir ;  to  cast,     slranrrr,  foreigner;    of  another 

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asp.  JE(A.  for  l/Xro,  pper.  pa.s«. 
or  for  ijXaro,  1  a.  mid.  or  for 
ijXcTo.  2  a.  mid. 

AXXo5rfj(5(j«XXos,  -01',  t,  '/,  (fr.  n'XXcf 
othtr,  zp&i  towards,  and  dXXoi 
olhtT)changiable,  variable,f!ckle, 
inconstant, 

'AXXof,  -»;,  -0,  another,  other,  the 
other  ;  the  rest,  some  ;  these  and 
tkosc;  another'' s. 

'AXXoae,  (fr.  last)  elsewhere,  to 
another  place,  r>r  pitrposie, 

'AXXotc,  (fr.  same)  otherwise,  at 
another  time,  in  anotlicr  manner  ; 
.■ionietimes,  now  and  then, 

AXXorcplios,  JE()\.  for  aXXdrpiof. 

AXXorpiotrriVvoTO?,  -ov,  b,  )/,  (fr. 
uXXoTpi'of  another's,  and  friVvo- 
ros  an  inspector)  a  meddler,  in- 
lermeddler,  busybody. 

AXXorptoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  dXXof  ano- 
ther) other^s,  another''s,  not  one''s 
own  ;  ."Strange,  foreign  ;  differ- 
ent, of  another  sort ;  unsuitable; 
absurd, 

AXXoTpiuipOoviij)  -la,  (fr.  same,  and 
ifiQnvim  to  envy)  to  hate  another 
for  excellence  or  success  ;  to  envy, 
grudge, 

AXXorpioqipoiui  -Hi,  (fr.  same,  and 
(ppoiito  to  think)  to  take  a  con- 
trary part,  be  alienated,  cs- 
tranged,  or  averse, 

\XXoTpi6ta  -u),  f.  -uiciii,  p.  jjXXo- 
TpiuiKa  (fr.  same)  to  alienate, 
estrange  ;  to  nilhdraw,  emigrate ; 
to  claim,  iippropriiite, 

KXXinpiiiii,  (fr.  same)  strangely, 

AXXoTpijyrrif,  -los,  Att.  -cws,  l/,  (fr. 
same)  alienation,  rslrangemcnt ; 
departure,  separation, 
AXXoifidacu:,  (fr.  o'XXof  other,  and 
I'ldu  lo  speak)  to  talk  incoherent- 
ly ;  tn  be  deranged,  or  disordered 
in  mind, 
AXXmlipovii'i  -H,  f.  -I'iTU),  (fr.  same, 
anil   (/ipoi/u)   to  think,  th.    i/ipiii' 
the    mind)    to    think    on    oiher 
things  ;  to  feign,  ilissemble,  tlis- 
simulide  ;  to  .faint,  be  distressed, 
distrarted,  or  imxine, 
AXXnij,pi<vlii)V     -dv,    -toviTii    -nvira, 
-lov  -iwr,  (pa'.  I'res.  art.  ofla.-st) 
idienidcd,  estrnnnril,  averse  ;  agi. 
IrUed,    perjdcild,    distracted,   ir- 
sane, 
AXXndivXiiTiibi,    -nv,   b,    (fr.    faille, 
niKl  ilfvXii  II  trilie)  a  foreign  rns- 


AAO 

raei,  tribe,   or    nalion,   d.    sin. 
aWoifivXif. 
AXX(i0(i>i'oj,  -01),  i,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  i/>w(r|  voice)  q/"  n  different 
t'lnguage  ;  xtran^r,  foreign. 
AXXd^if,  Poet,  for  aWa-^ou. 
KWutoKi,  Poft.  and  Ion.  for  avl- 

Xut,  iinii.  a(rt.  of  (umXuui. 
AXXi'roi,  Poet,  for  dXurof. 
AXXi'u),  root,  for  nvaXi'ii). 
'AXXwOti',  by  Ectas.  for  dWoOtv. 
'AXXwj,  (fr.  a'XXof  another)  other- 
wine  ;    beside,    moreover ;    idli/, 
fruillcssli/^  in  vain  ;  rashly,  un- 
inlentionaUy  ;     falsely,      incor- 
rectly. 
'AXfia,  -oTu?,   t3,   (fr.  aWo^at   to 
leap)  leaping,  dancing  ;  a  leap, 
bound,    spring ;     an    eminence, 
mound,  tomb. 
'aX^ci'oj,   and  JEol.   'AX^cvof,by 
Sync,  for  aWdncvog,  par.  pres. 
ot  aWoixat, 
AXuij,  -ijf,  f],  and  AX/^upif,  -I'^oj,  i/, 
(fr.    (iXj  the  sea)  a   liquor  that 
remains   in   saltpils  baiealh  the 
sail ;  brine,  pickle. 
'AX^Cpof,  -a,  -01',  (fr.   last)    salt, 

bri  ny. 
AX^,  -KOi,  !/,  same  as  aXo/. 
AXoaci)  -ui,    f.  -);(T(ij    and  -dau,  p. 
-i/Ka,  (fr.  aXw{  a  threshing  floor) 
to  tread,  or  rub  corn  out  of  the 
ear,  to  thresh  ;  to  strike,  fell,  kill. 
par.  1  a.  pass.  aXoadd;. 
AXoui'u,  Poet,  for  last. 
AXojt'u)  -(3,  f.  -I'jau),  p.  ->;Ka,  (fr.  a 
r>eg.  and  Xdyof  account)  to  make 
no  account  of;  to  neglect,  slight ; 
contemn,  despise. 
AXoyiri,  -r/i,  »;,   (fr.  last)  contempt, 
slight,  inconsistency,  absurdity  ; 
rashness,  temerity. 
AXdyiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  insen- 
sible, stupid,  unreasonable  ;  con- 
temptuous,  scornful ;    negligent 
of  accounts. 
AXoyiffWa,  -u;,  i';,  (fr.  same)  indis- 
cretion, impruitence,  rashness. 
AX6yt<TT0i,  and  '\Xoyoi,  -ov,  b,  »;, 
(fr.  same)  irrational,  brute;  un- 
reasonable,  absurd,  inconsistent. 
AXoyiVriJS,  (fr.  last)  unreasonably, 

absurdly. 
AXiiyu)?,  (fr.  dXoyoi  irrational)  oA- 

surdly,  unreasonably. 
AXdn,  -nil  hi  the  aloe. 
AXonroi,  and  'AXorird?,  -ov,  o,  (fr. 
aXodu)  to  thresh)  threshing  lime  ; 
.  harvest. 
'AXdOev,  (fr.  JlXj  the  sea)  from  tlie 

sea,  from  sea. 
AXoia,  Ion.  for  Ti\ola,3  sin.  cont. 

imp.  act.  of 
AXoiuui  -li,  same  as  aXodw. 
'AXoinv,  2  a.  opt.  act.  of  uXm^i. 
'AXoijiav,  Dor.   for  aXoljtriv,  2  a. 

opt.  mid.  of  aXXo/iOi. 
AXoi^^i  -<j<,  4,  (fr.  tiXti(j>u)  to  anoint) 
f'tt,   grease ;    ointment,   oil ;    an 
anointing,     dauljtng  ;     oblitera- 
tion. 
AXoki^u,  or  AvXoKi'^u,  f.  -tail),  (fr. 
oCXaf  a  furrow)  to  make  furrows, 
plough, 
'AXof,  -oKos,  fi,  same  as  av\a^. 
^A\os,  Dor.  for  JXof. 


AAT 

'AXoaiSvn,  -i)j,  ft,  (fr.  uXj  the  sea, 

and  (Tci'iw  to  shake)  an  epithet  of 

a  sea  nymph  ;  murine,  satborn, 

daughter  of  tlie  main. 
' XXovpyoi,  -ov,  and  ' AXovf)y!i;,  -loi 

-oPj,  h,  ^,   (fr.  same,  and  iftyov 

work)  made  from  the  sea,  purple, 

violet-coloured. 
'AXor;,  -ovaa,-iv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 

aXw^K. 
'aXo(/io>,  -on,  i,  »;,  (fr.  (I  neg.  and 

Xiii/)Of  a  crest)   uilhoul  the  crest, 

v;anting  the  crest,  unplumed. 
'AXo'^o;,  -ov,  /;,  (fr.  a  together,  and 

Xf^oi   a  bed)    a   wife,   consort, 

concubine. 
AX'iu),  Poet,   for  aXa,  2  sin.  cont. 

inipr.    mid.    of  aXdofiai    -oifxat, 

impr.  pres.  aXdov  -ui. 
aXooii',    par.    pres.  act.    cont.    of 

aXodui — a.  sin.  mas.  cont.    aXo 


tavTa. 
AXdojvTat,  Poet,  for  aXcjvrai,  3  pi. 

cont.  pres.  ind.  of  aXdojiat. 
'AXttus,  -ui',  al,  the  Alps,  moun- 
tains so  called. 
' AXtti'ioto;,  or  'AXrioros,  for  -Srt'X- 
TTKTTos,  sup.  of -S-a'Xrof,  ■SuXtticoi', 
5aXjricrros,  or  rather  the  sup.  of 
'AX-rrvoi,  -rj,  -ov,   (fr,  a'Xc^i  meal) 
feeding,    nourishing,    cheering ; 
agreeable,  pleasant ;  comp.  aXrr- 
vi'uv,  sup.  dXitvicTos. 
"aXs,  uXoq,  (';,  the  sea,  the  ocean. 
"AX{,    aXbs,   b,    salt ;    wit,  fancy, 

genius. 

'AXaoi,  -co;  -ovi,  to,  a  wood,  grove, 

thicket ;  a  lawn  or  open  .space  in 

a  forest. 

AX(7a)(5»/j,  -cos  -ouf,  b,  I'l,   (fr.  last) 

woody,  shady,  leafy  ;  branching 

'AXrlKOi,   -i),  -if,   (fr.    aXXofxai    to 

skip)  nimble,  active,  lively. 
^AXto,  Ion.  and  Sync,   for  JjXaro, 
3  sin.  1  a.  mid.  oC  ilXXoixai.     Or 
for  ))Xto  pper.  of  same. 
AXuj7,  -17?,  »;,  the  head,  or  stock  of 
the  plough,  into  which  the  tail  or 
handle  is  fixed. 
' AXvkos,  ->i,  -ov,  (fr.  (IX5  salt)  italt- 

ish,  briny. 
XXvKrd^iii,   (fr.   aXi'w   to  rave)   to 

fear,  dread,  apprehend. 
AXvKTCOjJiai,  AXiiKTrjimt,  and  AXo- 
XtiKTiiiiat,  Poetic  verbs,  (fr.  aXi'ir- 
ffu  to  rave)  to  vxinder  in  mind, 
doat,  rave ;  to  faint,  sink ;  to  be 
alarmed,  shocked,   angry,  indig- 
nant. 
,AXvKTOTTcSrj,    -rii,    '1,    (tr.    dXvKTos, 
Poet,  for  dXvroi  not  to  be  loosed, 
and  TTii]ri  kXlers)  fetters  that  bind 
for  ever ;  an  in/lissotuble  chain  ; 
d.  pi.  Ion.  aXvKTO-KlSrjai. 
AXiif«f,par.  1  a.  act.  —  aXv^ctoi, 

3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  oCaXvirKta. 
'AXvrroi,  -ov,  b,  1'/,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
XvTTr]    grief)    free  from    grief; 
cheirful,  gay,  merry  ;  not  griev- 
ous, agreeable,  grturful.     'AXv- 
Ttov,  rd,  ease,  cherrfuhirss,  mirlli. 
'AXvi,  -vos,  b,  II,  (fr.  aA<'(.)  lo  r.ivc) 
anxiety,     di.igust.     perturbation, 
distraction  of  mxrul,  perplexity, 
distress. 
AXvaOiiivu>,OT  AXvcOcvu)  (fr.  same, 
and  oO/ i/uj  strength)  to /am<;  to 
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AAfi 

sink  under  weakness  or  sorrow ; 
to  grieve,  despond, 
AXvaOftalvui,  (Ir.  same,  and  aaO- 
fiiiivu)  to  pant)  lo  ache,  be  oppress- 
ed, to  pant. 
'AXOffif,  -lof,  Att.   -{W5,  >',   (fr.  a 
neg.  and  Xvw  to  break)  a  chain, 
bond,  feller, 
AXuffi7£Xi)5,  -lof  -oDf,  b,   i),   (fr.  a 
neg.  X()u)  to  pay,  and  riXoi  tax) 
unserviceable,  unprofitable,  use- 
less;  pernicious,  hurtful. 
AXvfTKd^h),   (same   as   next)    par. 

pres.  d.  sin.  aXvoKn^ovTi. 
AXvok-w,  f.  -^o>,  (fr.  aXiu)  to  avoid) 
to   skulk,   shun,    avoid,    evade  ; 
.flee,    escape.    1    a.    j^Xv^a-    par. 
dXv^ai.   1    f.   mid.   aXv^o/iat  -j], 
-CTai. 
AXvdfidf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  aXvta  to  rave) 
anxiety,    perturbation,     distrac- 
tion, 
AXvaau,  (fr.  same)  to  staffer  agi- 
tation, or   distress  of  mind;   to 
rave,  be  mad. 
AXvaralvo),  (fr.  same)  to  be  weak, 

to  faint,  be  dejected. 
aXi'tijj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  Xvio 
to  release)  a  tictor,  beadle,  con- 
stable. 
'AXutoj,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  not 
loosed;  not  to  be  loosed,  released, 
remitted,   requited  ;  fast,  firm  ; 
binding. 
AXvxJh,  -~)i,  f)-,  (''■•  next)  a  sinking, 
or  depression  of  the  spirits,  anxi- 
ety, perplexity,  or  distraction,  of 
mind. 
AXuo),  f.  -iaia,  to  afflict  or>ie's  self, 
fret,  grieve  ;  to  despond,  despair ; 
to  wander  in  mind,  be  distract- 
ed, rave ;    to  wander  ;   to  exult, 
triumph,   boast ;    to  be  idle,  do 
nothing,  live  at  ease. 
'AX(pa,  indecl.  alpha,  the  first  let. 
ter  of  the  Greek  alphabet.    Me- 
taphorically, a  beginning,  source, 
origin. 
AX^alos,  -ov,  b,  Alphceus,  a  man's 

name. 
AX(pdv(j),  or  AXipc(j),  f.  -)'/(T(j,  and 
-iaw,  (fr.  ciXr/ju)  to  find,  discover, 
invent ;  to  earn,  get,  produce,  re- 
ceive   as  wages.  2  a.   act.   ind. 
tiX(()ov'  opt.  dXcboifit. 
'AX(pctoi,  -ov,  b,  Alpheios,  a  river. 
AXipcrriftoini,  -ii)v,  at,  (fr.  aX<piii>  to 
find,  and  (iovi  an  ox)  those  young 
women,  who   from  their  attrac- 
tions,   get    presents   from   their 
lovers,  when  riches  chiefly  con- 
sisted  of  cattle;    beautiful,   en- 
chanting, charming,  bewitching  ; 
fertilizing,  rich,  luxuriant. 
AXtjinTrfii,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  aX(^/ui  to  find 
a  finder,   inventor,  discoverer  ; 
leader,  chief,  prince,  noble,  ria 
man,  d.  j)l.  Ion.  aXipcarTiai. 
' kX<1)i,  by  Apoc.  for 
'AXipiTov,    -ov,    rh,  fiour,    meal; 

parched  corn,  victuals, 

AX(p&i,  -n,  -dv,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  Xi- 

voi  scale)  peeled,  or  white  from 

cutaneous  eruption,  white. 

AX<pi;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  kind  of 

leprosy. 
'AXu,  2  a.  3ub.  of  aX(i)/i«. 


] 


AMA 


A  MA 


AAiod,  Dor.  for  iXu^,  -rj;,  4,  (fr.,  rude,  coarse,  vulgar ;  comp.  ofia- 
^uf  a  floor)  o  plantation  of  BlaTtpoi,  sup.  -roToy.  n.  pi.  ajia- 
MnM    and    trees,    a    vineyard;       deli. 

grove,  thicket  ;  com  field ;  crop, 

grain ;     harvest ;     o    threshing 

Jloor,  bccm,  granary  ;  afield,  sur 

face,  area ;  a  festival  of  Ceres 

and  Bacchus. 
'AXuay,  -dlo^,  fi  (fr.  last)  thrash- 
ing; an  epithet  of  Ceres. 
'AXwtif,  -ioi,  Att.  -f  0)5, 5,(fr.  same) 

a  thresher. 
'AX(S;;v,  -775,  -;;,   Dor.   Or  Att.  for 

aXoi'ijy,  ->7f ,  -7;,  2  a.  opt.  — 'aXui- 

01  2  a.  impr 'AXwra,  Ion.  for 

Yi^oiKa,  per.  ofaXuifii. 
AXu/ifVi;,  IT.  sin.  fern.  par.  pres. 

cont.  of  aXtfa/iQi. 
AXu^i,  see  aXioKu). 
aX<i)v,-ui'o;,  i^,  (fr.  SXto;  the  same) 

a  threshing  fioor. 
'aXuvu,  a,  sin.  of  last. 
'AXwi'ai,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  aXui^(. 
AXuTTtr^,  -^f,  ,^,  (fr.  aXtimjf  a  fox) 

tAe  »A-in  of  a  fox. 
AXwTTCKia,  -au  fi,  (fr.  same)  a  fall- 
ing of  the  hair. 
AXwTticifu,  (fr.  same)  to  p/ay  <^f 

fox,  to  deceive,  beguile. 
AXurotndf,  -oP,  b,  (fr.  same)  cun- 
ning- as  a  fox,  artful,  designitig, 

fraur'uleni. 
AXwTtKiov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 

young  fox. 
AXwrf«fi{,   -liof,  >i,    (fr.  same)    a 

she-fox;  a  cap  of  a  fox's  skin. 
AXonrrjf,  ./<cof,  i';,  a  /ox ;  a  crafty, 

cunning,  malicious  person. 
AXwf,  -u,  /,,  a  threshing  fioor,  a 

plaice  for  cleaning  grain  ;  a  con- 
stellation ;    an  area,  field,  sur- 
face. 
AXuMTt/iof,  -OV,  b,  n,   (fr.  aXu/i(  to 

taku)  that  may  he  caught,  taken, 

or  conquered  ,   relating  to  a  cap- 
ture ;    intelligible,  easy  of  com- 

prihension. 
'AXwiTif,   -io(,    Att.    -t(iiy,    fi,    (fr. 

same)    <i   capture,  conquest  ;    a 

taking,  catching,  a.  sin.  oXwctiv. 
'AXiur6$,  -ri,  -iv,  (fr.  game)  taken, 

caught,  captured,  suhdued  ;   easy 

to  he  Inkrn,  &c.  accessible. 
'aXwqi,    for    dXw,    2    a.    sub.    of 

name. 
Afi,  fur  a/i(^i'.     'Afi'  for  a/<a. 
*A/"i,  (is  |iroporly  itie  ncut.  pi.  of 

a/)'),-,   Dor.  one)   u-iM^   together, 

nl'mg  vilh  ;  mmrover,  alxo,  vulh- 

al;    at  onre,  at  the  same  time, 

immrrlintrly, 
Apnyyaoi,  Kiinrrnfi,  or  AftarrapH, 

ITid>Tl.  HpI).  n  mark. 
A)infD<'ii^t(,  -{j)v,  n'l,  (fr.  I'i'/ia  with, 

aP't  i^niij  an  oak)  mxid-nymphs. 
A/iii^ijuf,  -i^f,  „'i^    (fr.  „  iii'g.  an<l 

;i/»(i{  the  brraxt)  Ammons. 
AfinOuiyui,  (fr.  n  m-g.  ni\i\  iimOiii'io 

lo  Icnrn)  /o  unlmrn,  to  fored  ; 

to  he  iini'irnni,  uninformed,  1  a. 

inil.  art.  tifiiiDtiva. 
A/inOim,  ami   AfiaOla,  -nf,  f,,   (fr. 

linine)  ii^noranrr. 
AiiaOii,  (fr.  next)  ignortmtly,  awk- 

umrdh/. 
AfiSOfif,  -io(  -oft,  h,  !,,  (fr.  niinOla 

ignorance)  ignorant,  unlauglu  ; 


.Kltadwit  (fr.  last)  ignorantly,  stu- 
pidly, foolishly. 

.\fia06cii,  Ion.  Hfindiitf,  for  xlafia- 
doui,  -ecaa,  -tv,  (fr.  next)  dusty, 
sandy,  gravelly. 

'Afiadoi,  -ov,  )),  for  xpdfiadoSj  (fr. 
;^afw  to  pulverize)  dust,  sand, 
gravel ;  the  strand,  shore. 

AiiSdvroi,  (fr.  last)  to  pulverixe, 
grind  to  powder ;  to  ruin,  de- 
stroy, reduce  to  ashes. 

AfiaifiuKcTOi,  -01',  b,  >'i,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  lidxonat  to  fight)  invincible, 
not  to  be  subdued;  unconquered, 
untamed.  Or  (fr.  a  intens.  and 
Ijatftdoi  to  desire)  violent,  furi- 
ous, savage,  fierce.  Or  (fr.  a 
intens.  and  ftriKOi.  Dor.  ^S- 
Kos  length)  huge,  large,  great, 
long. 

AfiaXoKiaria,  -as,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Ha\aKOi  delicate)  hardness,  firm- 
ness, solidity ;  fortitude,  resolu- 
tion, magnanimity. 

Afia\lvvio,  (fr.  afiaXos  tender)  to 
soften,  soak,  mactrale ;  to  de- 
stroy, waste,  consume.  Or  (as 
from  bfia\bi  plain)  to  level,  over- 
throw, ruin. 

AftaMtla,  -as,  i),  Amallheia,  the 
goat  that  suckled  Jupiter. 

'A/ioXXa,  -rii.  If,  a  handful,  gripe; 
a  sheaf. 

A/iaXXti'ci),  (fr.  last)  to  gather  into 
handfuls,  or  sheaves;  to  grasp. 

A/JrtXXo^£ri)p,  -^poi,  and  AfiaXXo^f- 
rns,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same,  and  iito  to 
bind)  v;ho  ties  the  sheaves,  u 
hinder, 

A/JuXdf,  -i),  -iv,  JE.o\.  for  u;raXd{, 
soft,  tender  ;  unfiedged. 

'A/io/zif,  -Cxof,  II,  a  kind  of  grape. 

Aft^v,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 
afxdij). 

Aitavtrfii,  -ou,  b,  mushroom,  or 
fungus  of  some  sort. 

'A/Jofa,  -t]S,  1),  (fr.  (i^a  together, 
and  dyu)  to  drive)  a  chariot, 
carriage,  cart,  vehicle. 

'Apta^cvio,  (fr.  last)  to  travel  in, 
or  drive  carriages  ;  to  cart,  draw, 
drag. 

'A(ia((j,  -Ifioi,  f/,  (fr.  same)  a  small 

cart,  carriage,  &c. 
K)ia(,trui,    -ov,   b,    q,    (fr.    same) 
about  carriages.      'Afia^irbf,   i), 
viz.  6f5df,  a  carriage  road,  high- 
way. 

'A/jaforijyi'w,  (fr.  samo,  and  irf/yvv- 
fit  lo  frame)  to  make  carl^,  cnr- 
riaees,  &r. 

^ Kfinp,  -urn<,  t!>.  Dor.  for  fitinp, 

Afinpii^-a<,  li,  a  trench,  ditch,  drain, 
sender,  canal,  rmiduil. 

A/tdpliKOf,  -ov,  h,  sirerl  marjoram. 

Aiiiini'rrlimi,  ntiil  A/iii'f)'Vro<,  -oti, 
(/,  //,  (fr.  fi  ii''p.  anil  finpnlvtit  In 
fadf)  unfiiitirii:,  rvrr-fair,  and 
(vrr-youn/:. 

Aitnp/iA)  -ij,  (fr.  niiilnn  a  canni)  to 
run  thrfnikh  n  jiijti,flow  fdong  a 
roniluil ;  In  o'ui/,  fullow, 

'Aii'iprart,     prf'R,      impr.      Oct.  — 
' A iinorurirc,  2  pi.  prcs.  iiid,  or 
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AMA 

impr.  act.  —  'Aitaprdveif  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of 

'A(iaprai'u),  f.  -tjaui,  p.  {jfidpTrjKa, 
(fr.  oftaprfu)  obs. )  to  miss  a 
mark ;  to  lose,  be  disappointed  ; 
to  go  astray,  deviate,  swerve ;  to 
7}iistake,  err ;  to  pass  by,  neglect, 
omit;  lo  sin,  transgress,  qfflnd. 
1  a.  par.  a/zapn/ffaf.  2  a.  fcd. 
i'lliapTov,  Ion.  S-wpToV  sub.  afidp- 
Tw'  par.  nftapTiov. 

'Afiaprdf,  -dios,  rj,  (fr.  last)  fault, 
crime. 

Afiaprfi,  same  as  'd^a. 

'A/i(7'p-)7,  3  sin.  and  — ' AfidprriTt,  2 
pi.  2  a.  sub.  act. — ' AnaprnGeii, 
-uaa,  -{>',  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
'AfiapTi'icai,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a. 
act.  of  o^iapTaid). 

'Afidprrifia,  -arof,  to,  (fr.  same) 
any  deviation  from  right  ;  error, 
transgression,  sin,  fault ;  failing, 
fnilure  ;  defect,  blemish  ;  a  siti- 
Offering. 

'Aiiap-ia,  -ag,  )';,  (fr.  same)  sin, 
guilt,  transgression ;  falsehood, 
deceit;  an  offering  for  sin;  pu- 
nishment. 

'A/uipTi'ioos,  -60V,  h,  /';,  (fr.  same, 
and  v6og  the  mind)  guilty,  cri- 
minal, depraved,  corrupt  ;  in- 
sane, mad. 

'A^npTonrijs,  -ev;  -ous,  i,  i),  (from 
same,  and  jrrof  a  word)  with  a 
bad  delivery,  confused,  wander- 
ing.    Also  deceitful,  false,  vain. 

AftdpTvpoi,  -ov,  0,  /;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
jidprvp  a  witness)  without  wit- 
ness, unsupported  '^y  proof,  un- 
attested. 

'A^uprwXof,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  anaprdvo) 
to  sin)  a  sitmer,  sinful, 

Afiapvyt),  -Tis,  ri,  and  Afidpvyita, 
-aros,  TO,  (fr.  next)  brightness, 
lustre;  a  fiash  of  lightning. 

Afinpvaaio,  f.  -fu),  p.  -;^a,  to  shine, 
glitter,  sparkle,  fiash. 

'Audi,  Dor.  for  tuidi.  a.  pi.  of 
lyiii. 

A/jn'(7u5,  Dor.  for  afitiaai,  1  a.  par. 
act.  of  (jf/ao). 

Afidat}TOi,  and  'A/iao-roj,  -ou,  h,  f/, 
(fr.  a  nt'p.  and  fiaadofiai  to  chew) 
uncheued. 

AjidoOni,  pres.  inf.  pass,  cont.  of 
a/iau). 

' Aiiarpo^nii)  -<a,  (fr.  o/ia  together, 
and  Tpi^o)  lo  run)  to  drive  to- 
gether;  to  clash,  jostle;  to  ac- 
company, attend. 

' AttnTpo^Ui,  -o«,  ;;,  (fr.  last)  run. 
ning  or  driving  together,  the  rat- 
tling ofu-hrrls  ;  clothing  nf  cha- 
riots ;  a  track,  rut. 

A/tavphi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  or  -pii,  -pa,  -pdv, 
dark,  obscure,  dim,  indistinct  ; 
Irnt:,  vienn,  if;nohle, 

Ai'nvpAw  -ui,  (fr.  last)  to  obnrure, 
tarnish,  sully,  soil  ;  to  viil,  cover. 
(i(ioi'p(i»/<(i(  -ofy/m,  to  he  extinct, 
to  die.  1  a.  opt.  pass,  n/iavpo- 
Oihiv,  -iif,  -n- 

Aii<ix"ibi,  Aii'ix.^yo(, Dor.  for  ujn)- 
^aWrt,  nfi/i^atof. 

A/i(iY«>,  Ai'iixiri,  and  Ajinjfwf, 
(froni  ii'Xt)  without  fiqhting, 
pencrahly. 


AMD 

A.fi'iXOi,  -»<'»  Oy  >h  {^'-  "  '^^S-  *"'' 

/irf^uuiii  to  ti^;))))  uithout  hatlle, 

or  .nfliling,    tiot    (jiKinrl.iomr  ; 

ij»u'rir/iA:«,  pencfdhlr.     Also  un 

cnnquerahlfy   iittincible  ;    incon 

leMiMf ;  iiiipnicticMe, 
Aitdu  -w,  1.  -ijiru;,  |).  /;^r;icii.  to  rfii/>, 

mote,   (•«/  down ;  to  collerl,  ga- 

tlitr  ;  to  heap  up,  pile. 
Apjialt'tii',  Kftjiaii),  Pot'l.  for  ava- 

liiiiicir,  pres.  inf.  and  avafiali], 

i  a.  o|iI,  nf  Hvajiaimt. 
A/i/JaXtv,  Dor.  ainl  Ai.i.i\.  for  uva- 

i3dXov,  2  a.  impr.  mid.  of  «i'u- 

(jit'X.Xu). 
AflidXXofiai,  Poet,   for  ufa|3(fXXo- 

/((ii,  see  al^a|id\Xu^. 
Ap'idat,  Poet,  and  Dor.   for  avt- 

/ji/ar,  1  a.  iiid.  net.  of  nvn/id/voi, 

sometimes  used  for  aiapii^d^ui. 
A/ijJa'<ri/,  Foot,  and  Dor.  for  avn- 

jii'iaii,   2   sin.    1    f.    mid   of  aiu- 

fitlltU). 

'.Kjiliaaii,  —  KujidTu^,    Dor,    for 

avd^aaii,  snd  ura/?ar<if. 
'Apjit),  -ijf,  )';,  t/ip  ftroit)  of  a  rock; 

a  beach,  shore,  bank,  precipice  ; 

an  edge,  Irrim,  brink  ;  the  brow, 

or  forehead. 
'Apiit^,  -tKo;,  ii,  a  pot,  jar,  pitcher  ; 

a  cup,  bowl. 
' .KfiiSXaKeui  -d,  same  as  afinXaKtui. 
Aft3\f)i])iv,  for  avafiXr'ifitjv,  (fr.  ava- 

jhiXXio  to  defer)   by  delays,   te- 

di'iusly,  lazily. 
AiniXiuKii),    (fr.    afiPXvi   blunt)    to 

cause  abortion, 
A/i^Xrfu   -ui,    (fr.   same)  to  grow 

blunt,  dull,  or  dim;  to  fail,  mi's- 

cirry. 
ApiiXvyiiiio;,  •oi>,  b,  1/,  (fr.  same, 

and    yuii'ia    an    angle)    obtuse- 

■ftngled. 
A/i/3Xoiu),    (fr.  next)  to  hunt,   to 

turn  the  edge;  to  tarnish,  make 

dull,  or  di7n  ;  to  impair,  weaken, 

repress. 
Ait,3Xvs,  .tTn,  -u,  blunt,  obtuse  ;  dull, 

dim ;  luavy,  stupid  ;  inanimate. 
Aii^Xviaynii,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  last)  duU 

lies:,   weakness,  or  shortnets  of 

fight. 
Afi/?Xu(irr(i),  (fr.  same)  to  see  badly, 

tuLVe  weak,  or  short  sight ;  tu  mis- 
take, blunrler. 
Aii!iXiji^ui,\  a.  sub.  pass. ofu;i)3X(Ja). 
Aii(}Xij)')oiiiov,  -01',  rb,  (fr.  aitliXdoi 

to  miscarry)  an  abortion. 
'A/tffXuiai!,  -los,  Alt.  -twj,  >;,   (fr. 

game)    a    iniscarrying,  miscar- 
riage. 
AflioXdiav,   Dor.   Ion.  and  Poet. 

for  ava(ioXdfriv,  (fr.  avnfioXfi  de- 
lav)  with  delay Sy  tediously,  lazily. 
AyilioXdf,  -alio?,   li,    (fr.  <iia;iuXXw 
to  throw  lip)  earth  thrown  Up,  a 
heap,  a  bank. 
AitfioXfi,  Poet.  Sync,  for  ayat%Xii. 
AfiiioXitpyii,  -01),  0,  (fr.  avaiidXXu) 
to  defer,  and  i^yov  work)  a  dc- 
t'lyer^  trifler ;  adj.  indolent,  pro- 
rrasltnriting. 
kit(ioo<7ia,-ai,  !/,  (fr.  nnxt)  ambro- 
sia, the  fo'id  with  vihich  Oie  poets 

fed  the  gods ;  fragrance,  afiflpo- 
atrt.  Ion.  •  •    . 
AfBodrtof,  -a,  -Of,  (frv  a  neg.  and 


AME 

/Jpiroj  human)  divine,  immortal; 

ambrosial,  calm,  stixct,  Indiiw. 
Alijiporiu),  or  Aliporiu)  -ui.  Poet. 

lor  auaprdvot,  (fr.  o/ipun;  niglU) 

/()  miss,  not  to  hit,  to  go  xoide  of; 

to  stray,  err. 
'AftjipoTOi,  -nv,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

lipiiroi  human)  imnwrtid,  diiine, 

incorruptible. 
Afi!iu>no7ai,  for  (U'(i  /Jiu/iois,  at,  or 

on  the  altars.  &c.     Seo  /icouo's. 
'Afifiiiii',  -uvof,  b,  a  l>nss  or  spike  in 

the  middle  of  the  shield  ;  any  si- 
milar prntubera^ier  ;  a  knob,  stud; 

a  hill,  hillock,  eminence  ;  the  edge, 

or  brim. 
A/^/iiiiroc,  Poet,  and  Ion.  for  ara- 

lioi'itrii,    1   a.   par.   act.  of  ava- 

/?orfci). 

A/ij,  Dor.  for  r^if,  from  eyut. 
AiiiyapTOi,  -uv,  b,  li,  (fr.  u  neg.  and 
layalpti)  to  grudge)  without  stint 
or  .itop ;    unbounded,  eilensivr, 
immense,  large,  great ;  icitling, 
ready,  prompt ;  unenvied. 
.\Hidvaoi,  -ov,  h,  L  (fr.  same,  and 
ficOi'io    to    intoxicate,    tli.    fiiOv 
wine)  not  drunken,  solier  ;    not 
into.Tica/ing,   iivcrtini;    drunken- 
ness.    Also  subs,   an  amethyst, 
a  violet  coloured  precious  stone. 
Ajuilhro,   Ion.   for  nudiitro,   imp. 

ind.  mid.  of  u^iti.Jw. 
Aftdiiovrii,  -oil/,  01,  (fr.  next)  pro- 
perlv    the  principals    in    framed 
roofs  ;   and  the  rafters  in  smaller 
roofs,  which  by  mutual  resist- 
ance support  each  other  ;    any 
beam  or  timber  in  budding. 
Xnctjiu),   f.   -i^'iD,  p.  I'ljiCKpa,  to  ex- 
change, barter ;  to  alternate,  in- 
terchange ;  act,  or  talic  »i  turns ; 
to  converse,  answer,    reply ;    to 
pass  by,  or  over;    to  transport, 
ferry,  or  carry  over  ;  to  requite,  re- 
pay, recompense,  per.  pass,  fiji- 
ficifiai.  1  a.  r]fiti<fiO)iv.  1  f.  aiiCiip- 
Oi'icofiat.  per.  mid.  I'moilia.   1   f. 
mid.  ajjiciipotiat. 
A/itioao)  -Ci,  f.   -ijo'u),  p.  vftlinKa, 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  piciidu)  to  smile) 
7tot  to  smile,  be  grave,  sad, 
A/JCiifii,  -toi  -oiJ;,  —  Aiiditiros,  -ov, 
b,  fi,    (fr.  same)  dismal,  grave, 
sad,  solemn  ;  sullen,  sour. 
A/iciXiKTos,  and  AuiiXt^o;,  -ov,  b, 
ll,  (fr.  a  nog.  and  iiiiXi^ui  sweet) 
implacable,  harsh,  severe,  cruel, 
A/tcivij),  a.  sin.  or  neut.  |)1.  cont.  of 
Afieii'oiv,  -oi'of,  0,  I'l,  (one  of  the  ir- 
regular comparatives  attributed 
to  ayaOHf)  better,  superior ;  fit- 
.    ter,  preferable. 

Afiiipui,  (fr.  a  neg.    and  uc/pa  to 
sliare)  /';  dejtrive  of  their  share  ; 
to  defraud,  cheat,  rob. 
KiirlipOriv,  Dor.   for  tinci^Qriv,  1  a. 

pass.  o(  afitiiiia. 
AfiiXycf,  Dor.  for  aiifXytis,  2  sin. 

pres.  of 
AfJi'Xyo),    f.   -I'u,     p.    -I'ifiiXjfa,    to 
milk ;  to  reap,  gather^  plurk  be- 
frre  ripe  ;  to  extract,  dntv,  drain  ; 
AiiiXyojiat,    to    yield    milk,     be 
milked,  par.  pros.  pass,  or  mid. 
aiitXyAfiivof. 
AfifXti,    (prcs.    impr.  of  u//tXfui) 
(30) 


AME 

ncgUrt,  cease;  nriir  fear,  dwit 
mind,  dont  be  uneasy.  Also 
ndv.  for ;  truly,  certainly,  .lurr- 
ly  ;  for  instance,  as  for  rjample, 
to  wit,  namely. 

AfitXcIa,  -Hi,  t),  (fr.  u^eX/u  to  neg- 
lect) neglect,  negligence,  omis- 
sion, oblivion. 

AfieXcTiirif,  -i),  -if,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
/icXcrrfui  to  niedilati:)  unexer- 
cised, unpractised. 

A/JtXf'w  -oi,  f.  -);(7ui,  p.  ij^tiXijKa,  (fr. 
a  neg.  and  ftlXti  he  cares)  to 
neglect,  omit,  pass  by,  overlook  ; 
to  slight,  disregard. 

ApicXili,  -toi  -ohi,  i,  ll,  (fr.  last) 
negligeiil,  remiss,  careless  ;  neg- 
lected, slighted. 

.KficXi'/aai'TK,  u.  pi.  par.  I  a.  act. 
—  AftcXijao),   1    f.    ind.    act.    oi 

rt/<t/\f'w. 

A/(cXi/T(of,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  to  be 
neglected,  disregordr/l, 

AtiiXtir'i,  (fr.  same)  carelessly,  neg- 
ligently. 

AfieX^jli,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
ufitXyu). 

'ApcX^ts,  -loi,  Att.  -£W5,  /;,  (fr. 
n/jiXyw  to  milk)  a  milking,  drain- 
ing, emptying  ;  a  drain,  stream, 
channel. 

AjicXui,  (fr.  a/icXtii  careless)  neg- 
ligently, imtijferently,  contemptu- 
ously, slightingly. 

'AiJitftTTTOi,  -ov,  n,  )'i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
fxi)iifiofiai  to  blame)  blameless, 
unblameahle,  innocent,  faultless. 

A/(//i7:r(jj,  (fr.  last)  blamelessly; 
without  complaint. 

Aiicfiipla,  -as,  I'l,  ((r.  same) /rec- 
domfromfaidt,  blamelessness. 

AfJtcvai,  Dor.  for  Afiivrii,  -ou,  b, 
Amenas,  name  of  a  river. 

A^cvtivii,  -I),  -hv,  and  Aficvm,  -toi 
-ous,  i,  II,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  fiivoi 
strength,  or  fdviji  to  stay)  weak, 
infirm ;  flitting,  evanescent,  va 
nishing  ;  restless. 

Ajicv'ivdui  -u>,  f.  -liffw,  (fr.  last)  to 
weaken,  debilitate,  imjmir  ;  to  de- 
feat, frustnde. 

' Aftipti,  Dor.  and  ' Anipaiat,  Dor. 
and  Poet,  for  Sijiipa,  and  liiiipats, 
d.  |)1. 

Afiipyio,  to  clear  or  extract  the  im- 
purities from  oil ;  to  clarify,  pu- 
rify ;  to  strain,  squeeze,  press ; 
to  strip,  cull,  gather. 

Aitip^w,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  ftipito  to 
lookat)to'/az2/c,  Win^;  to  darken, 
churl,  shade,  or  obscure;  to  ilej/rive 
of  briglUness,  Or  (fr.  a  inlcns. 
and  fiipiii),  Dor.  for  //cpi'^o)  to 
share)  to  rob  rif  Ids  portion,  de- 
prive, cheat,  dcfrawl.  imp.  t'litep- 
cov.  Ion.  dficpi'ioi',  1  a.  pass.  ind. 
iljiipOriV  .«ul).  uiiipdu),  -}]i,  -jj. 

Ajitpiii,  -ioi  -ow{,  0,  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ufooi  part)  not  to  be  shared, 
or  ilivi'led,  indivisible. 

A//;of^a),sanic  n^i  aficipoi, or antp^oi. 

Aft'oi/jviiaia,  and  Ajjcoii'ita,  -as,  //, 
(fr.  next)  security,  confitlcnce, 
carelessness ;  quietness,  assur- 
ance, safety. 

K/iipifivoi,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Hipifiva  care)  careless,  confident^ 


AMH 

secure,   quiet ;    unheeded,  disre- 
garded, 
Aficpiiivuis,  (fr.  last)   indiJirerUly, 

secitrelt),  at  ease. 
'Aficpos,  Dor.  for  rjiicpos. 
'Antpca,  -as,  -e.  Ion.  for  ij/iipaa, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Ajicpaio,  -^s,  -fi, 
1  a.  sub.  act. — Afiioaai,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  o{  a/icploi.  Or  by  Sync, 
for  jiftipiaa,  ajitpiijCi,  and  a^ttpi- 
cat,  ofajitpi^io.  Or  JEuL  for  nfii- 
pa,  a/icipii)-,  and  aftcipcii,  ofaficlpio. 

Afitpiiaaii,  Dor.  and  ..Eol.  for  I'lfic- 
pwffof,  1  a.  par.  oflj/icpdw. 

'Aftti,  Dor.  for  liftcls,  >>•?'.  oC eyd. 

AiicrddcTOi,  -ev,  i,  I'l,  (tr.  a  neg. 
and  ficTaridniii  <»  transpose)  «;i- 
changeable,  fixed,  determined. 

AiuraKlvTjTos,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  <!ame, 
and  iicToKtviot  to  remove)  im- 
movable, firm,  established,  set- 
tled;  unmoved. 

Aftcrafti^TiTO!,  -ov,  6,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  fitrafiiXoiiat  to  repent)  not 
to  be  repented  of,  or  regretted; 
impenitent;  irrevocable. 

AficravdtjTO!,  -ov,  6,  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  ficravoiu  to  rejient)  impeni- 
tent, obdurate,  reprobate;  unre- 
pented. 

AfiiraTrtKrros,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  ficraTTcldia  to  persuade)  not 
tn  he  persuaded,  positive,  obstinate. 

' Afilrrpoi;,  Dor.  for  Sffiircpoi. 

AfthpTiTOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  /icTp/(i)  to  measure)  immea- 
surable, immense,  boundless ; 
unmeasured,  not  stinted,  ajiirpt- 
ra,  fem.  Dor. 

AficTpocrfii,  -ios  -ot!f,  4,  f/,  (fr. 
same,  fiirpov  measure,  and  /tw 
to  speak)  talkative,  loquacious, 
hobbling. 

'A/i£Tpof,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same,  and 
fiirpov  measure)  without  mea- 
sure, excessive. 

Aiicvalropoi,-ov,b,  q,  (fr.  a/m'u  to 
change,  and  rrfpof  a  gaii)  chang- 
ing, revolving,  returning,  flow- 
ing again. 

Afiivu),  to  proceed,  march,  move, 
pass  over,  or  through  ;  to  over- 
run, conquer,  overthrow  ;  to 
change,  alter. 

'A/iFj,  -I7J,  /;,  (fr.  a/idtj  to  reap)  a 
a  sickle,  reaping-hook  ;  a  spade, 
shovel,  hoe. 

Ajifiv,  Hcb.  amen,  truly,  rrrily,  so 
he  it ;  'O  A/itiv,  the  truth,  mean- 
ing Christ. 

Aii/jifraf,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
/ii>i'i(  an(;cr)  void  of  anger,  mild, 
calm,  temperate,  meek. 

AffipttTof,  -ov,  b.  It,  (fr.  game,  and 
in/nt'ta  to  roll  up)  7101!  spun,  or 
reeled;  unwound,  entangled, per- 
plexed, intricate ;  endless,  im- 
perfect, unfinished. 

'A find  -"v,  and  -nrof,  i,  a  cake 
made  tiiith  milk, 

Afiicdvrijy,  g.  pi.  par.  I  a.  n''l.  of 

afiifii). 
Kjitfttjp,  -npof,  b,  (fr.  nfiiut  to  reap) 
a  reaper,  motver. 

Afiiiris,  -oil,  b,  !,,  (fr.  name)  har- 
vest-time, the  harvest,  crop. 

Afir}Tu>n,  -/fmc,  b,  b,  (fr.  t  n<"(;,  nnA 


A  MM 

fit'iTvp  a  mother)  vnlhmtl  a  mo- 
ther, that  has  no  mother;  mo- 
therless, orphan ;  unlike  a  mo- 
ther, cruel. 

AfinX""^  ''"'  Ofir'i^ava,  neut.  pi.  of 
afD'i^avoi. 

Afirj^aviu)  -w,  f.  -ijaii),  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  fiij^ai'i)  contrivance)  to  he 
without  means  nf  acting ;  to  he 
straitened,  perplexed,  embarrass- 
ed ;  to  be  at  a  loss,  to  want,  to 
need. 

Annxavfiit  -ioi-oi'i,  h,  j),  (fr.  same) 
without  means,  or  assistance,  at 
a  loss,  perplexed,  anxious;  art- 
less, unskilful,  without  ingenuity. 

viri,  -rti,  )),  (ft.  same)  dijiculty, 
perplexity,  want  of  means,  em- 
barrassment. 

AfitJXai'oSt-ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  un- 
skilful, awkward,  artless ;  at  a 
lost,  distressed,  perplexed;  diffi- 
cult, unattainable,  impossible; 
not  to  he  evaded,  dangerous, 
7nischievous,  artful,  insidious,  in- 
triguing, 

Afirrxavw;,  (fr.  last)  in  perplexity  ; 
with  difficulty. 

Aftia,  -as,  I'r,  a  fish  so  called. 

Afii'av-oj,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  ne".  and 
fitaivu}  to  taint)  undefilcd,  un- 
tainted, unpolluted  ;  innocent, 
pure,  chaste. 

'Afiidcos,  Dor.  for  {jftiOeos. 

AiitOpitv,  by  Metath.  for  aoiOfiuv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of  apiOfiiio. 

'A/iiXXa,  -ris,  !i,  a  fight;  contest; 
trial  of  skill,  contention,  emula- 
tion, 

'A^(XXao;((jt  -Zfiai,  (fr.  last)  to 
fight,  quarrel,  disjyute  ;  to  vie, 
rival,  emulate. 

'Afilv,  Dor.  for  i^^jTi',  d.  pi.  of  cyd, 

Afiivacali,  indecl.  Aminudah. 

Afitvalos,  -a,  -ov,  Jtminean,  relat- 
ing to  Aminca ;  a  part  of  Cam- 
pania famous  for  its  wines. 

Afit^ia,  -as.  Ion.  and  Afit^in,  ->is, 
i),  (fr.  «  neg.  and  filywiii  to  mix) 
distinction,  separation;  property, 
private  right ;  freedumfrom  mix- 
ture, pureness ;  simplicity,  sin- 
cerity ;  sexAusicm,  privacy,  retire- 
ment. 

Afiisi  -lios,  fit  "■  vessel  for  urine;  a 
small  ship, 

AfHirO},  (fr.  a  neg.  and  piaBis  hire) 
without  fee,  or  reward,  gratis. 

Afilitdiarof,  -ov,  b.  If,  (fr.  same)  un- 
hired,  diseni;aged ;  unpaid,  not 
retrarded. 

A/iirpoYfruir, -(JvofiJ,  /;,  (fr.  a  neg. 
Iilrnu  a  girdle,  and  X'''''''^  *  coat) 
without  a  girdle,  ungirded.  Or 
(fr.  a  cop.)  wearing  a  girdln  on 
the  cont  of  mail, 

A/iix9^X(5(i«,  -tirrn,  -cv,  (fr.  Fame, 
ijlyvvui  to  mix,  niid  (iXf  the  sea) 
forbidding  an  inlrrroursc,  unso- 
ciaL,  inhospitable  ;  dangerous,  in- 
accessible ;  ns  an  island  without 
a  safe  port.  Or  (I'r.  a  inlcnH. 
nniibulx^il  tt mist)  cloudyj'oggy, 
eloufl-capt. 

'A/iiia,  -aro(,  tA,  (fr.  Hvrin  lo  tie) 
(J  knit,  tijing,  tastrning. 

(ill) 


AMN' 

AfinaOu),  Poet,  for  avaftadu,  2  a* 
sub.  act.  of  avafiaiddvu, 

".Kfiftn;,  yEol.  for  j'jfias,  a.  pi.  of 
cyii. 

"Afifit,  Poet,  for  {^ftas,     JE,o\,  for 

Vcui',   luj. 

Ajif'iya,  Poet,  for  ava  fiya,  very 

large,  great,  so  large. 
.Kfifiiivas,  Poet,  for  uvaficivas,  1  a, 

I)ar.  act.  of  avnfu'vio. 
'Aufjcvat,  Dor.   lur  aijuvni,  which 

IS  Ion.  for  dttv,  pres.  inf.  act.  of 

du),  for  a'(^«. 
Aftfiivofitv,  Poet,  for  arafiivojxtv,  1 

pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  avafttvio. 
"Afificvos,  or  n/inof,  Dor.  for  'fific- 

vos,  par.  pres.  of  i'lfiai. 
'Afiftes,    ^o\.    "Afifics,    Dor.    for 

fifulsi  n.  pi.  of  cyii. 
'Ajificaoy,  Poet,  for  ava  fticov,  in 

the  midst,  ajnids!,  among. 
' Afificmv,  JE,o\.  for  I'liihiv,  g.  pi.  of 

eyd. 
' A^fti,   -los,  Att.  -co)s,  rd,  amirii, 

bishop's  weed,  a  medicinal  herb 

and  seed. 
'AjifCtya,    Poet,    for    avduiya,    (fr. 

avafiiyvvfiL    to    intermmgle)   to- 
gether, along  vith. 
Afifulyhiv,  Po«t.  for  avofilySriv,  (fr. 

same)     confusedly,    indistinctly, 

mixed  among  each  other;   pro- 

misnwiisty. 
'Afifiiv,  or  i^Jt/ji,  Dor.  and  JEo\, 

for  !jft7v,  d.  pi.  offj'w. 
.i/i/zi'^af,  Poet,  for  avafti^as,  1  a. 

par.  act.  of  avafilywin. 
'Afifitai',  -ov,  TO,  red  lead,  vermilion, 
'Afnnopos,  ^ol.  for  dfiopos. 
'Afifios,   -oil,   ,'j,    for    i^'dfiftns,    (fr. 

(/«/w  to  pulverize)  properly  the 

dust  of  parched  land  ;   powder, 

sand, 
Afxftuihjs,  -tos  -ovs,  b,  >i,  (fr.  last) 

dusty,  sandy,  dry. 
'Afiftuv,  JEol.  for  iiftSiv,  g.    pi,  of 

cyui. 
"AfifiwY,    -otyos,  b,  Hccmmon,   an 

epithet  of  .lupiter. 
'Afifiwvios,  -ov,  bf  relating  lo  Ham- 

moii. 
'A/jtrrifioSf-ov,  b,  (fr.  nftvbs  a  lamb) 

a    grandchild,     n/fspring.      Pro- 
perly of  the  yoUM}^  of  sheep. 
Afivafiiiiyv,  Dor.  for  afivt'iftuiv. 
Afivus,  -d^os,  »'(,  same  as  afivt'i- 
Afivdau,  Dor.  Sync,  for  avanvf/mt, 

3  sin.   1  f.   ind.   act.  of  avafiiji. 

Vt'/tTKli}. 

' AfivnoToi,  Dor.  for  dfiitfrrros. 

Afivciasy  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  afivbs  a  lamb) 
of  a  lamb. 

\ftvt),  -))<,  i';,  (fr.  same)  a  ewe- 
lamb, 

Afivtifiuvlh)  -St,  f.  -I'ldht,  and  .Kftvi]- 
fiovcviit,  (fr.  next)  to  forget. 

Aiiv/iiiuiv,  -ovos,  b,  'i,  (fr.  a  nog. 
and  ftvdofiiii  to  remember)  for- 
getful, oblivimis;  inattentive,  neg- 
ligrnt ;  ungrateful  ;  not  record- 
ed, forgotten. 

AfiviirriKaKiut  -iTi,  (fr.  same,  fUld 
K'litis  evil)  tn  forget  injuries;  tn 
forgive,  pardon. 

A/'VtffiXftKi'K,  (fr.  laal)  forgiv- 
ingly. 

Aiivi'i'TT'i'm,    (fr.  next)  without  a 


A  MO 

wnrridgc-contract,  without  wtd- 
tiH-k. 
A/iiiJarnirOi-,  -ou,  b,  i),  (fr.  u  ncg. 
ami  fii'iiOTivu)  to  coiiii)  not  tii- 
g'lgnl,  or  promixol  in  marriage ; 
unmarrtej. 
Aftyqarta,  -iif,  >';,    (fr.  same,  and 
/ii'u'ii/iiii   lo   r»iiicinl)or)  nii    aiii- 
nestij  ;   fnrgrtjulness,    oblivion  ; 
forgivrncss, 
'AfitiiaTOf,  -or,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) /or- 
goUen^  unknown,    obscure,   low, 
humble. 
Afivlov,  -ov,  tH,  the  membrane  co- 
vering  the  ctitbryo  in  tite  womb ;  a 
vessel  J'or  the  blood  of  the  sacrifice. 
A/Jiif,  -M05, )'/,  (dim.  of  a/i^  a  ewc- 

lamb)  a  Hide  lamb. 
A/ii^s'i  -ov,  b,  a  lamb, 
Afii'oipdfioi,  -ov,  {/,  (fr.  last,  and  ^f- 
pu  to  carry)  a  breeding  ewe,  or 
tcith  young.  n^io(f<!puj,  Dor.  for 
afii'Oipdpovi,  a,  ))l. 
A/ioyvi,  (fr.  next)  without  toil,  or 

care,  easilt/. 
AfioytiTOi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  a  nc£!.  and 
fiuyoi   toil)  unwearied,  indefati- 
giMe  ;  incessant. 
AjiuOcv,  (fr.  ofibi  some  one)  else- 
where ;  from  another  place,  per- 
son, or  thing. 
AftoijiaiU,  Kuoiiiaiiv,  Afiotliaifft', 
and    A^oi/jaiwf,    (fr.   next)    in 
turns,  aUematdy,  viulually. 
Afioiliiuoi,  -a,  -01',  and  b,  >'i,   (fr. 
next)    alternate,  reciprocal,  mu- 
tual. 
Afiot^fi,  -ns,  >i,  (fr.  aiiiljluj  to  ex- 
change)   a    change,    exchange; 
retribution,  recompense. 
Afoi^bi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  mu- 
tual,  reciprocal;    aiding,  assist- 
ant.  Subs.  pi.  auxiliaries,  allies. 
A/ioip/ci)  -w,  f.   -»;<ra),  (fr.  next)  to 

be  destitute,  to  want,  need. 
' Afioipoi,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
fioioa  a  share)  portionless,  desti 
lute,  needy. 
Aiioy.ya7oi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ajii\y(i>  to 
milk)  giving  milk  ;  milky  ;  white, 
aiio^yaXr),  fem.  Ion. 
A/JoXytiif,  -/05,    b,   and   auo\yiov, 
-ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a  milking  ves- 
sel, milk-pail. 
Afto\yii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  milking 

lime;  evening,  night. 
Aitd^vvTos,  -ov,  0,  >/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

fio\vvii)  to  taint)  unpolluted. 
Afiioa,  -ai,  //,  a  pudding,  or  cake 

ofjlnur  and  honey. 
Aiiopj3u7o(,  -a,  -ov,  and  A^dfj/3io?, 
-ov,   b,   It,    (fr.    aftoofibi    dark) 
dark,  dusky,  obscure. 
A/Jioplitinj),  (fr.  same)  to  follow,  at- 
tend, wail  upon. 
AfJioplidi,  -f),    -iv,    obscure,  dark, 
thaily  ;  subs,  o  companion,  fol- 
Imver,  attendant. 
Afjiopyh,  -hi,  h,  (fr-  a/j/pyw'o  clari- 
fy) the  lees  of  oil ;    an  herb  used 
in  dying  purple.     The  name  of 
an  island. 
Afiopirris,  -ov,  0,  f/,  same  as  a)i6pa. 
'A/jopof,  -ov,  6,  1';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
fiupo;  a  share,  th.   fiiipij)  to  di- 
vide) portionless,  without  a  share; 
destitute ;  unfortunate,  helpless. 


AMn 

'A/<op^oj,  -oil,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
/irip(/n)  shape)  simpelisx,  di  form- 
ed, unsightly,  ugly;  unimproved, 
vnculliidtid. 

A/iof,  -oil,  b,  1),  one,  some  iinr,  some- 
body, any  body.  Also  Dor.  for 
ilfiiripoi,  or  for  ifx6i. 

Afidi,  for  i(/iof. 

'Afiorov  (fr.  next)  insatiably,  incis- 

sanlly. 
AfioToi,  -ov,  h,  )),  (fr.  (I  ncg.  and 
/I'irof  lint)  nut  to  be  stopped,  or 
stanched ;  insatiable,  eager. 

'Afiovcoi,  -iiv,  u,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
fiovaa  the  IMnsc;)  inhaT7nonious, 
discordant ;  illiternle,  unlearned; 
unbfcoming,  awkirard,  inelegant. 
Afio^Ooi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same,  and 
;i(i;^0of  labour)  iiithout  labour, 
toil,  or  trouble,  easy  ;  at  ease,  at 
rest ;  indolent,  lazy. 

\/i7ruia>('£uj.  Poet,  (or  avaraiavl^w 

1  a.  int.  act.  auzatavicai. 
A/JiTfiXof,  Poet,  ior  avdna\ui. 

AfiTii^Lov,  Poet,  for  ava-nSXuii,  2  a 
par.  act.  of  araTraAXu. 

A/ir(ii'£Tni,  Pout,  for  uvairavcrai,  3 
sin.  pros.  ind.  pass.  —  Ajimtv- 
anaOc,    Poet,    for    avaTTavaaaOc, 

2  pi.  1   a.    impr.   mid.   of  ava- 
iravw. 

Ajinavfta,   'Afiiravaii,    AfirrauffT);- 


pioi',  AfiitavaTi'ifiios,  Poet,  for  avd- 

TTavfjia,  &c. 
Aii-c&iov,    Poet,    for    ovu    vctiov, 

along  the  plain, 
AjjTTcipai,  Poet,  for  arairufias,  1  a 

par.  of  ava-ntipu). 
Afur/Xayof,  Poet,  for  avii  TfXayof, 

along  the  sea,  through  the  .«ea. 
A^rtXtdi',  and  A^irfXiii))',  -(itof,  b. 

Poet,  for  aff7Tc\u>v. 
A/jTTf'Xf'i'Of.  -01',  b,  {],  (fr.  djjtrrc\oi  a 

vine)  viny,  of  the  vine. 
KjiTTiXdcti,    -caca,    -tv,   (fr.    next) 

planted,   or  cropped   with  vines, 

fertile  in  vines. 
'AfnTt)iOi,  -ov,  I'l,  a  vine,  vineyard. 

auTf^wi,  Dor.  for  n^Tr/Xouf,  a. 

pi. 
A/iffcXoupyin,  -as,  »j,  (fr.  last,  and 

fpyov   work)  vinedressing,  work 

in  a  vineyard  ;  pruning. 
AixTTcXovpy&s,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 

vinedresser,  a  labourer  in  a  vine- 
yard. 
Aii-c\6(l>vToi,  -ov,  b,  h,  (fr.  same, 

and  <pvii)  to  grow)  planted  with 

vines. 
AfiTTtXuv,  -uKo?,  6,   (fr.    same)  a 

vineyard. 
A/j7rcXui'a,  a.  sin.  of  last. 
'Aftircinpni,  Poet,  for  avitrcitrpai,  2 

sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  avaitii'-ro). 
Annc-niiXibv,  Poet,  for  avairaXHv,  2 

a.  par.  of  ai/ara'XXu. 
AjXTTiaai,  Lacon.  and  JEo\.  for  ajx- 

(ptiaat,  1  a.  inf.  of  afKpiivvviii. 
Afiviraaov  —  Aiirtraadaa,    Poct. 
for  avaviraaov,  1  a.   impr.   act. 
and  avnreracdaa,  1  a.  par.  fem. 
act.    of  avairtrd^ij),   -ncrddi,    or 
-riTdnvvfti- 
Ain:i-)(ovov,  -ov,  ri,  and  A/iirtViSvr/, 
-1)5,  if,  (fr.  next)  clothes,  clothing, 
dress. 
Kfi-^ij(u),  and  Ajfrtia')(iu),  2E.q\.  for 


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niiiliii-)(tii,  (fr.  ofulit  about,  and 
/yw  to  have)  to  compass  about, 
environ,  enclose  ;  to  clothe,  dress, 
arm,  eijuip.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  ny.- 
TTcix'ifirii'-  with  two  augments, 

AfiTTIItioiiJ,  (or  Ul'UTTtJ^dw. 

A//TriaY<o,  or  a^T!ta)(i{o,  {JF.0].  for 
u/i0(  about,  and  laxf  lo  hold) 
same  as  o;n:('x<i).  2  a.  ind.  mid. 
afiT:ca)^<ifi7lt',  and  oftTria^oiniv. 

AfiirXuk('(«i,(th.  nXii'^wlo  set  astray) 
to  stray,  err,  mistake;  to  fail, 
miss;  to  transgress,  sin.  2  a. 
par.  unvXuKuv. 

AfirXuKJifia,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  last)  er- 
ror, transgression,  sin,  crime. 

A/nrXaKiu,  -af,  and  Ion.  a/jTrXn/c/j;, 
-';{)  'Ji  (fr.  avd  about,  and  ttXuTu) 
to  wander)  mistake,  error  ;  guilt, 
sin. 

A/iTrXi'at,  -ov,  b,  Amplias,  a  man's 
name. 

'AiJ-Kvcv/jLa  ~-  A/jrroi)  —  Afinviio  — 
Aimi'tiui,  for  avrfirvti'/ia,  &C. 

AjjnvvOriv,  -t;;,  -tj,  Ion.  for  j^^ttvOv- 
Or/i',  1  a.  pass,  of  d^nwiiat. 
Poet,  for  avd-nvvftat. 

A/croXcTi',  Poct.  foravairoXflvipres. 
inf.  of  uiaTToXfii). 

AfijriJXir,  for  ai'u  ttoAiv,  through  the 
city,  about  the  town. 

AftiTdvov,  for  ai'u  Trivov,  through  the 
toil,  turmoil,  or  Jight. 

Afiirpbv,  -ov,  rb,  a  collar,  lialter, 
tether,  trace  used  with  oxen, 

Ajiirrd^ttvoi;,  Poet,  for  ovaTrTn/iti'Of, 
par.  2a.  mid.  of  ai/rra/iui. 

AiiTTVKiirii,  -ov,  b,  Ampycidcs,  a 
man's  name. 

' Aff^vi,,  -uKof,  0,  or  1%  and  AfntvK- 
Ti)p,  -^pos,  6,  the  forehand  of  a 
bridle  which  confines  the  fore- 
lock ;  a  bridle,  rein,  strap,  thong  ; 
ajillet,  headband. 

'A/inoxTii,  or  'AfiruiTij,  Sync,  for 
avd-Kucti,  and  ardrrojTtf. 

Afin(i)Ti^(j},  f.  -iau),  (fr.  last)  to  ab- 
sorb, swallow,  or  suck  vp ;  to 
ebb  and  flow. 

AfivyiiiXia,  -as,  —  AjJivyiaXii,  -rjf, 
—  AfiiiyiaXoj,  -ov,  and  A/jvyia- 
Xi{,  -i&os,  1],  the  almond  tree. 

AfivyddXtvoi,  -tj,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  of 
the  almond  tree,  or  fruit,  like  an 
almond. 

AjivySaXov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  an 
almond. 

'Afivyfia,  -Sto;,  rb,  &nd  A ijvyitbf, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  ajivaaoi  to  scratch) 
a  scratch,  rent,  tear,  pull,  pluck  ; 
a  cut,  wound  ;  a  gibe,  taunt. 

'A/iCi^i?,  Poct.  or  .^ol.  for  aiid. 
\fivfpb;,  -a,  -!>!',  dark,  dusky,  ob- 
scure ;    purblind,    short-sighted. 
Or  (fr.  u^uip  water)   wet,  moist, 
damp. 

AfivriToi,  -ov,  b,  I],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
fjviui  to  initiate)  not  entered,  in- 
itiated, or  instructed;  profane, 
vulgar. 

AfivOdv,  -avos,  b.  Poet,  for  Afiv- 
6duv,  -wvoi,  b,  a  man's  name. 

A/it'0»)TOf,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
;/u(?/o/joi  to  speak)  inexpressible, 
unspeakable,  in^ablc,  unuttera- 
ble. 

AiiVKriroi,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same,  and 


tivKati)  to  low)   without  the  low- 
ing,  or  noise  of  cattle  ;  vAtlio^U 
herds;  poor. 
KjivK'SaQcvjfrom 

AfVKSai,  -wv,  at,  Amydcp,  a  city 
of  Laconia  ;  also  a  kind  o/shots 
so  called  tVoni  it. 

A/jivKXatcSw,   Dor.   for  afivKXa'i^w 
(fr.   last)  to  speak  in  the  Doric, 
or  Laconian  dialect. 

XfivXiov,  -oil,  TO,  (fr.  next)  bread 
made  of  boiled  uheat. 

'jLnv\oi,  -on,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ftvXn  a  mill)  unground,  whole 
hut  soaked. 

'A.ftv>iov,  -ov,  ri,  (neut.  of  last)  boil- 
ed wheat,  starch. 

Aiivfuov,  -oyos,  b,  !),  irreprehcnsible, 
blameless ;  innocent,  upright, 
xmrthy  ;  opulent,Jine,  grand. 

Afiiva,  and  Afiivr],  -175,  >';,  (fr.  a^iv- 
viji  to  aid)  protection,  defence, 
help,  vindication,  revenge. 

AffuvTai,  -ov,  b,  Amyntas,  a  man's 
name. 

A/iuvr^piov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  next)  a 
defence,  fortress  ;  armour. 

AnvvTripios,  -ov,  b,  71,  (fr.  afivvii)  to 
aid)  assistant,  helping,  relieving ; 
defensive. 

A/ivvTup,  -opof,  and  Afivvrfip,  -ijpoj, 
b,ii,  (fr.  same)  a  defender,  helper, 
protector,  avenger.  Also  Amyn- 
tor. 

Aftviu),  f.  -Srw,  p.  r'/ftvyxa,  to  help, 
assist,  succour,  relieve  ;  to  Jii^ht 
for,  defend,  guard  ;  to  avert,  re- 
pel;  to  avenge,  punisli,  requite. 
Afivviuev,  Ion.  and  aftvvintvai. 
Dor.  for  a^ixivuv,  pres.  inf.  afiv- 
vtvoi.  Dor.  for  a^iuvowi,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  1  a.  act.  ind.  fifivva' 
sub.  aftvvia,  -Tji,  -17.  inf.  u^iivai. 
mid.  rifivvdixt^v  inf.  afiivaadai.  I 
r.  pass.  aiivvQi'iaojtat.  1  f.  mid. 
a/ivvoii/iai,  -;/,  -lirat. 

'Afiv^K,  -tof,  Alt.  -t(af,fi,  same  as 
dftvyfia, 

AfiC'^u),  -ct(,-u,  1  f.  of 

AftdaiTui,  or  -ttoi,  f.  -^w,  p.  ijfivya, 
to  scratch,  scrape  ;  to  tear,  reiul, 
lacerate ;  to  pull,  pluck,  twitch  ; 
to  taunt,  fret,  exasperate.  1  a. 
^fiv^a'  inf.  mid.   afii^auQai. 

Afivart,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  /luu)  to  close 
the  mouth)  al  a  draught,  hastily, 
at  once,  all  at  a  breath,  witliout 
drawing  breath. 

'AfivoTif,  -tiof,  /i,  (fr.  fiame)  a 
drinking  vessel ;  a  drinking  bout ; 
emptying  large  glasses  al  a 
draught. 

name  as  dfivyija. 

hjiip'  foTaijtpl. 

A/jitiayi'oiw  -«,  (fr.  aiKp'i  about,  and 
ayvolia  not  to  know)  In  be  slight- 
ly informed,  to  know  partly,  imp. 
act.  riiKJiayvitov  -ouv. 

AiiAu^ii  —  A|i</.o(^^K  —  Afi^af'if, 
for  ava<piti'fi(i.  Sir,. 

AiKpaMi],  -ni;,  ft,  (fr.  niH  intens. 
anrl  ipalvo)  to  apprar)  clearness, 
perspicuity  ;  oprnnrs^,  plainniss, 

AfiipaMiiv  (a.  sin.  of  hi.sl,  with  Kara 
understood)  clearly,  jitaitdy. 

AfiiptHios,  -ov,  b,  li,  and  'A/i^aSo(, 
£ 


AM* 

-17,  -or,  (fr.  same)  clear,  mavi- 
Jfst,  opm,  plain,  explicit;  rt- 
vealtd,  disclosed. 

Afopaiyu),  imp.  dixtpaivov,  -es,-l'2 
a.  d)iifavov,  -£f,  -£•  for  aratfialvui, 
&c.  'AfjKiava,  also  Poet,  and 
Dor.  for  aviipnva,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

A^(^aVj/f,  Dor.  Ibr  aftip>jKT]i. 

A^<pa^oiiu>,  (fr.  a^Kpl  about,  and 
u'^wv  the  axle-Uee)  to  deviate 
from  the  track,  swerve  ;  to  sway, 
swing,  or  hang  vnsteadily  ;  said 
of  a  chariot  which  hangs,  or 
moves  ill. 

A/ji^upa/3i^u),  or  Ajjiipafiapi^u),  (fr. 
afKJii  about,  and  lipajios  a  crash) 
to  crasli,  rattle,  stun. 

AfKpaalt},  -j/f,  /;,  Ion.  for  Aftcpacia, 
-us,  >'),  (fr.  a  neg.  and  ibrii^i  to 
speak )  mutaiess,  silence  ;  stop- 
page of  utterance,  hesitation,  per- 
plexity. 

'AiJKpav^ti,  -£fc)f,  )/,  a  lopped  trunk 
of  ajir-tree. 

Aji<pa(l>daaOai,  for  afi(j>a<paaOai, 
pres.  inf.  mid.  cont.  of 

A/x0u(/.a'o)  -(J,  (fr.  u/(9l(  about,  and 
a0au>  to  touch)  to  handle,  feel. 

Ap<pciniTo,  imp.  mid.  —  'Afjupttrs, 
Ion.  for  ajxipdrt,  imp.  act.  of 
a^ipiTTOi. 

AjiipeKupri,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
aiii(>iKi.ipu> . 

AiJ^fzoi'>'i6rj,3  sm.  I  a.  pass,  ofn^- 

(pilTOfHO. 

AnfiTtoTciTo,  3  sin.  cont.  imp.  ind. 

act.  of  a/i0i7roTa'a). 
Aji<pivi,),  same  as  aiKpiino). 
AfKpiptaQat,  Poet.  Sync.  Ibr  ava(pi- 

pcaOai,  pres.  inf.  of  avacpenw. 
A/Kpiariiv,  2  a.   ind.  act.  oi an<pla- 

Afif[({>6(it}0ev,  Boaot.  for  afi<pitipo- 
jifjO))iTa%',  1  a.  ind.  pass,  oi  an<pL- 
(pojifofiai. 

Aft(j>i<pvyov,  -£f,  -t,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
QfKpiipevyh). 

Aftipix^'ro,  for  aiKpiKij^yro,  pper. 
ind.  pass.  ofa//^ii(/u). 

An(pi'Ktji,  -eoi  -ouj,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  ait^i'i 
about,  and  ani)  the  edge)  two- 
edged. 

Afi(prioi(ptis,-i'oi-ovi,b, )'/,  (fr-  same, 
ana  ipiipui  to  cover)  covered  all 
over,  roofed  ;  enclosed ;  unseen, 
hidden. 

A/<0(5pi(TTO5,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  /pi{  a  dispute)  douhtfut,  du- 
bious; disputed,  //urslinncd. 

Ajiiiii,  a  prep,  governing  the  g.  d. 
and  a.  cases  in  all  its  varieties 
of  signification.  Abouff  round 
about,  on  bnth  sides^  on  all  sides  ; 
alioul,  beside,  iiear,  at,  uith ; 
about,  for,  ciinrrrning ;  for  the 
sake  of,  on  account  of,  Oi  n»i/if 
liitdvii/v,  Jiilin  and  his  di^riplci ; 
sometimcM  John  only.  Ol  a/KJii 
Upinijiv,  Priam  ;  liii suite,  court, 
or  train ;  where  \i<:  might  be 
supjioscd  to  be. 

A//</>iiiC>D,  f.  -da<o,  (fr.  ajuptlvvvfit 
to  clothe)  toput  on,  drtu,  clothe. 
p.  paKS.  tjfKpliwiiiit. 

A/i0i'iiAoj,    -ov,     b,    fi,    (fr.    a//'/ii 
around,    and  'u\(  the  sea)  sea- 
girt, iea-bcalen. 
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AfJ^/acfio,  -aTOi,Td,  and  Af'<pta<ri{, 
-lOi,  Att.  -luis,  t'l,  (fr.  aj-Kpid^u)  to 
clothe)  dress,  vesture,  a  garment. 

Afi^tu^v^ar,  a.  sin.  fern,  of  afi<pia- 
X^^St  P-if.  P*^""'  "'"'•  of  a^iptdxi^, 
or  tt/Kpiax^'^' 

Ajiibiiiaivu,  t.  mid.  -(ii'iao^tai,  p. 
-fiiiiriKa,  (fr.  u^i^i  about,  and  jJh/- 
j'w  to  go)  to  go  round  about ;  to 
encompass,  surround,  environ  ;  to 
survey;  to  guard,  protect,  de- 
fend; to  invade. 

AfjupifidWu)  (fr.  same,  and  /Ja'AAw 
to  cast)  to  put,  or  cast  round 
about  ;  to  enclose,  surround,  en- 
viron ;  to  comprise,  C07itain ;  to 
revolve,  consider  ;  to  douht,  hesi- 
tate ;  to  litigate,  dispute  ;  to  clasp, 
embrace.  AtKpijidXri,  2  a.  sub. 
act.  aji(pi!iu\oXi,  2  a.  impr.  mid. 

ApAiPds,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  o^k/k- 
paivu. 

Afi<pi(iamri,  -rji,  I'l,  Ion.  for  afL(ptaP>'i- 

A^Kpifiuatg,  -to;,  Att.  -cu;,  !i,  (fr. 
aii<pi(iai)u  to  surround )  an  enclos- 
ing, protection,  surrounding  ;  a 
surprise,  ambush  ;  a  controversy, 
dispute. 

Apapilhos,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  aiKpl  both 
ways,  and  (Ho;  life)  anipliibi- 
ous. 

A/(0i/5Xt;<7rp£i'a),  (fr.  next)  to  fish 
with  a  net,  catch  fisli. 

A^<l)il3Xij(TTpov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  a//i^i 
around,  and  fiaXXw  to  throw) 
n  fishing  net,  seine,  or  drag 
net. 

Afid>tP6tiTOi,-ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same,  and 
(iodu)  to  shout)  resounding,  re- 
echoing ;  celebrated. 

A/(0i/3oA£i'f,  -fot,  Att.  -iois,  b,  {fr. 
a/i(/)(^nXXu  to  cast)  a  fisherman. 

Afifbifio\la,-as,  fj,  (fr.  next)  doubt, 
doubtftdyiess,  uncertainty,  per- 
plexity. 

A^fiftu\oi,  -ov,b,  )/,(fr.  (!/<(/)(  about, 
and  /JaXAo)  to  cast)  doubtful,  du- 
bious ;  distracted,  perplexed ; 
double  ;  assatdted  on  all  sides. 

An<piPpoTos,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  fiporii  a  mortal )  that  guards, 
or  protects,  covering,  saving,  pre- 
serving. 

Afi(ptyiyriOa,-ai,  -c,  per.  ind.  mid. 
of 

Afttptyt'iOw,  {fr.  o/ii/ji  about,  and  yij- 
Ofii)  to  rejoice)  to  rejoice puhltcly  ; 
to  exult, 

A/Jtptyioiu),  f.  -)/(Tto,p.  -I'/Kci,  (fr.  ajt- 
(fi,  doubt,  and  yvutit  to  know)  to 
understand  partly,  knovi  imper- 
fectly ;  to  doubt,  hesitate. 

AjKJilyovos,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  aji<l>t 
about,  and  yivoi'in  to  be  born)  61/ 
a  former  marriage,  a  stip-son,  or 
dauglilrr. 

A/ic/iiyi'iifli,  -fVTOS,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  r;//i/i( 
on  both  nIHck,  and  yvibi  lame) 
lame  iifboth  tegs,  limjiing. 

A\i<p(yvos,  -ov,  0,  !i,  (fr.  same)  that 
lames,  or  ivottmh  uith  each  edge, 
tu.ii-edged  ;  pointed  at  both  ends  ; 
tottering,  quiirrine. 

Aiiipifiultii,  (fr.  aiKJn  around,  and 
balm  to  burn)  /"  be  all  inflames, 
kindle  about,  bla:e  around;   to 


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be  agilatnl,  in  commotion,  orrfi»-i 
turlMiice, 

A/iy'ii'(T/iaf,  -avTOi,  b,  j4mphuln- 
inas,  a  man's  iiaiiic. 

Ai'ipli^itcvf,  -eta,  -V,  (St.  au({ii  on 
botl>  sides,  ami  t\i(ri<i  slinggyj 
hairy,  rough  najjpy  on  both 
xidfs  ;  irry  thirk,  or  rough. 

A/i^i(^f(^i7u,per.  mid.  —  A/i(/iuV(V;C(, 
Ion.  for  (i^i^iccSfi'i/ti,  3  sin.  pper. 
mid.  of  afiiptfnlii). 

Afi<piitci,  -{ii)v,  (11,  (fr.  oftipi  about, 
and  ('/w  to  lie)  chains,  fetters ; 
ornaments  for  the  ankles. 

A^^K^j'fiof,  -ov,  l>,  !],  (fr.  a/i^i  on 
both  sides,  and  ^t^iof  right- 
handed)  amhideJrtrovs,  using 
each  hand  equally  ;  double  deal- 
ing, ambiguous. 

A^iptiipKoiiat,  f.  -^oftat,  (fr.  a/i<^( 
about,  and  Hoku)  to  look)  to  look 
round ;  to  he  cautious,  attentive  ; 
to  watch,  observe.  A^tptiipx^l^'i 
Ion.  for  afi<pieifpx^1''j^  "^^  pass. 

AiiiiiivTaToi,  -ov,  b,  >'),  (fr.  aft<pi 
intens.  and  ^n'rarot  last)  the  last, 
very  last,  smallest ;  the  second, 
of  the  second  course ;  and  thence 
delicate,  sumptuous. 

A/i0i^n'/ii),  (fr.  afi(j>i  about,  and 
{tiiD  to  whirl)  to  roll,  turn, 
u-iiid,  whirl  about,  or  flutter 
about ;  to  surround,  environ. 
A)t<piiiiivrifiat,  -oai,  -rat,  per. 
ind.  pass. 

AfiipiioKtvij),  (fr.  same,  andioKcvw 
to  spy)  to  spy,  lie  in  wait ;  to 
snare,  entrap. 

Aiidttio^iu)  -u>,  f.  -t]C(jj,  (fr.  apKp'i 
aoubt,  and  66^a  an  opinion)  to 
doubt,  waver,  fluctuate. 

A/j(^i'(5ofoj,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  same)  dis- 
puted, uncertain,  dubious,  am- 
biguous, doubtful,  double-mean- 
ing. 

AfKfiicpvTTOi  —  Ait<piSpv(po;,  -ov,  b, 
»/,  and  Aji<pif-oviitfii,  -fof  -off,  6,  >;, 
(fr.  ajKfi  on  both  sides,  and  (5pii7r- 
Tij>  to  strip  the  bark )  torn  on  both 
cheeks,  much  abused  ;  lacerated, 
disflgured,  as  in  mourning. 

A^njith^ii,  ot-viji,  f.  -vc!ii>,  (fr.  same, 
and  Ivii)  or  Iviit  to  enter)  to  put 
on,  wrap  round,  dress,  clothe. 

Afuplcvfioi,  -ov,  0,  >'j,  (fr.  same,  and 
ivftt  to  enter)  open  at  both  sides, 
pervious,  passable  ;  accessible. 

Ajtipilvi,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  a/i^f- 
cviti. 

Ati6titfihoi,  par.  per.  pass,  of  a/i- 
tpiivviifit. 

Afi<pti\iBao(;,  -i),  -or,  (fr.  afi<j>i  both 
ways,  and  c^iaaui  to  turn)  im- 
pelled, moved,  or  rowed  on  both 
fides  ;  that  may  be  turned  either 
ray. 

AfKfitiivittt,  f.  an<piiaii),  p.  t!fi<piet- 
Ka,  ana  iiftipctna,  (fr.  a/i^i  about, 
and  i'viti/a  or  io>  to  put  on)  to 
dress,  clothe ;  to  decorate,  a/lom, 
enibellijih.  1  a.  act.  ind.  rift(piiaa- 
sub.  ait(ptiiTU),  -Tji,  -ri'  mid.  nyi^tt- 
edfiTjv  par.  mid.  ajiipiia(iiii.voi. 
per.  pa.«.  tjiKpiccfiai,  Ion.  a/i- 
<pUajiat'  Tiii(j>ittfiat'  and <;/i^£i^ai • 
par.  i)/i0i£<r^ivof,  iiiiipittftivoi, 
and  Tit><t>ctfjivof. 


A/i7''(i'rii'0'M',  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  act. 
with  v  added  nf  last. 

A/iy^Il'-u),  (fr.  ttftipi  about,  ami  (irm 
to  manage)  to  conduct,  order, 
manage,  govern  ;  to  treat,  enter- 
tain ;  to  be  engaged,  or  concern- 
ed in  ;  to  take  cure  of;  to  prose- 
cute;  to  follow,  pursue. 

Afupii^oiiai.  see  a)cnl\<ii. 

A/i0i^«'i'i<),  (fr.  afitpi  about,  and  i^«'- 
vii)  to  settle)  to  adhere,  cling,  or 
stick  to ;  to  sit  <loun  about,  or 
before  ;  to  besiege. 

Aji'piOa\aaaQi,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and -JaXao-ffu  the  sea)  surround- 
ed by  the  sea,  sea-girt ;  near  the 
sea. 

A/k/iiOoXik, -/of -oEf.  b,)),  (fr.  same, 
and  $-d\Xh)  to  bloom)  flourish- 
ing, abundant,  prosperous ;  hav- 
ing both  father  and  mother  alive  ; 
blooming,  full-grown. 

Aii^iOiaTpov,-ov,  rd,  (fr.  same,  and 
v^£o'o//ai  to  see)  a  double  theatre, 
nn  amphitheatre;  a  circus, 
course. 

AftfidtTos,  -ov,  b,lj,  (fr.  (i/i^i  both, 
and  tWjijxi  to  set)  that  may  be 
placed  either  way.  Spoken  of  a 
cup,  either  end  of  which  may 
be  used  for  drinking,  and  the 
other  as  a  foot. 

AjjKptdtui,  f.  mid.  -Oti'ffo/iai,  (fr.  a/<- 
01  about,  and  Seu  to  run)  to  run 
round  about,  or  up  and  down  ;  to 
frisk,  gambol. 

An<pidvpos,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  a/(0i  on 
both  sides,  and  -^vpa  a  door) 
having  both  a  font  and  back 
door  ;  or  a  double  door. 

AfiipiKaXvTTtj),  (fr.  ajiipl  about,  and 
Ka\virTui  to  cover)  to  cover  over, 
enclose,  envelope  ;  to  overshadow, 
leil.  Aii<piKa\v\j.'T),  2  sin.  1  a. 
sub.  a^(^(»caXiii/.oi,  3  sin.  1  f.  opt. 
act. 

AiJLiptKupfii,  -hi  -ovi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  af)(p] 
on  both  sides,  and  Kapa  a  head) 
having  two  heads,  tops,  or  han- 
dles ;  double-headed,  two-han- 
dled. 

AfitliiKcdaaai,  Ion.  for  aft^tKcdaai, 
1  a.  par.  act.  of  Aficpixtd^b),  (fr. 
afj(pi  through,  and  kco^o)  to 
split)  to  split  through,  cleave, 
ait  asunder ;  to  peel  off",  strip 
round. 

AfiiptKtipo),  and  A;/0i<cop/u-ui,  (fr. 
same,  and  kciow  to  clip)  to  clip 
about,  cut,  or  lop  all  round  ;  to 
cho]),  or  cut  clean  off",  2  a.  ind. 
pass.  ofiipiKapiiv. 

Af<plK)ivaTOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  kXi'^w  to  overflow)  waslied 
around  ;  surrounding,  circum- 
fluent. 

AiKplKOfioi,  -ov,  u,  !i,  (fr.  afupl  in- 
tens. and  Kdftri  foliage)  covered 
v;ilh  hair  ;  leafy,  branching,  hav- 
ing a  great  foliage. 

AiJ<ptKpifianai,  f.  -daofiat,  (fr.  afi<l>\ 
about,  and  Kptiinn)  to  hang)  to 
hang  round  ahout ;  liang  to,  or 
upon,  suspend. 
AiKpiKpciidii)  -Si,  (fr.  same)  to  hang 
aboiil ;  to  beset,  surround,  be- 
siege, intvM. 

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AfKJ'iKvMaaaii,  JRo\.  and  Poet,  for 
ii;i(/iixiiX/(r(i(,  1  u.  pur.  act.  of 

Afi^iiKvXIu),  f.  -to(i>,  (fr.  a^<j>'i  about, 
and  Kv\lu)  to  roll)  to  roll  about, 
throw  down,  make  tumble,  or 
fall. 

Afi<piKv-iWov,  -ov,  Tt),  (fr.  a^<f>t 
both  ways,  ami  xuirtXXoi/  a  cup) 
a  two-handUil  ciiji ;  or  a  driiik- 
ing  vessel  made  iftuo  cups,  with 
the  bottoms  joined,  so  that  while 
cither  serves  tor  drinking,  the 
other  answers  for  a  loot.  See 
ap(piOtTOS. 

AfiijHXiilitii,  or  Afi(/)iXu^i)?,  -io(, 
-off,  6,  j^,  (fr.  afi(j)'i  around,  and 
Xafi/ia'io)  to  take)  ample,  large, 
extensive,  wide  spreading ;  um- 
brageous, shady ;  seiziiig  all 
around, 

A/i0iXo;;^'afi'u),  (fr.  a/i^i  about,  and 
Xa^jj-n/vw  to  dig)  to  dig  about. 

Ajift^fyw,  f.  -(w,  and  A/i^iXoy/w 
-w,  f.  -//oil)  (fr.  a/id)!  on  both  sides, 
and  Xf'yw  to  speak)  to  sjjeak  am- 
biguously ;  to  hesitate ;  to  dis- 
pute, quarrel. 

AiidilXcKTOi,  -ov,  b,fi,  (fr.  same)  in 
doubt,  doubtful. 

A//^(Xoyfa,  -Of,  i),  (fr.  sumc)  doubt ; 
a  quarrel,  dispute,  altercation. 

A/JdfXoyof,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same) 
aoublful,  qxieslionable ;  disputa- 
tious, litigious,  quarrelsome. 

Aiii^AXoxos,  -ov,  b,  Amphilochus,  a 
man's  name. 

A//i^fXii(cos,  -ov,  b,  <;,  (fr.  aftifii 
about,  and  Xi'ki;  dawn)  dawn- 
ing, glimmering,  about  day- 
break, 

A.H<ptndcaoOc,  2  pi.  I  a.  imp.  mid. 
of 

Aftipntdaahi,  or  -Tra>,  f.  -fw,  and 
-dill,  (fr.  ayi(fi  about,  and  ^dvam 
to  wipe)  to  rub  down,  wipe  all 
over,  wash  qff',  clean  away,  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  aujptyaadjirjv. 

An<{)i)idTptoi,  Dor.  for  fifi0(/()5Tpiof, 
-01),  b,  II,  (fr.  same,  and  \i.nrrip  a 
mother)  still  in  the  womb,  yet 
unborn, 

AiJKptiinxojtat,  (fr.  same,  and ^(fjj^o- 
fiat  to  tight)  to  flght  all  round ; 
to  assault,  besiege. 

A)i(pi^u\ai,  -aiva,  -av,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^t'XaiT  black)  black,  dark, 
gloomy,  n.  pi.  fem.  a^(ptfit\alvat. 

A/'^i/ifKow  -u>,  f.  -fiaia,  (fr.  a^i.<^\ 
about,  and  jivudio  to  bellow)  to 
low,  bellow,  roar  about,  or  exceed- 
ingly, per.  mid.  a)><l>ijtinvKu. 

Ajt<l>tvljioiiai,  (fr.  same,  and  vZ/iO) 
to  pasture)  to  herd,  graze,  pas- 
ture, live,  or  dwell  round  about. 

A/jdi^/u -(3,  f.  -tool,  (fr.  same,  and 
(iu  to  scrape)  to  scrape,  or  rub 
all  over  ;  to  polish  thoroughly.  1 
a.  aiKpl^taa. 

'AfjKpioi,  -ov,  b,  A.mphiiis,  a  man's 
name. 

AiKpi'T^aXrof,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  a)i(pi  all 
round,  and  vaXrbv  a  dart)  thick 
with  darts,  bristling  with  spears. 

AiiipliTcioi,  -ov,  0,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
tHov  a  plain)  plain,  or  level  all 
round,  surrounded  with  plains. 

A/<rt(r/rn;Ki/, (fr.  same,  and  vlvojjai 


AM* 

lo  toil)  to  work  hard,  labour,  he 
very  busy,  employed,  engaged,  or 
concerned. 

Ait^ii:cpiKTiwv,-ovo{,  o,  ^, (fr.  same, 
and  TreptKTiujv  a  neighbour,  \\h. 
fr.  ::cpi  about,  and  kti^w  to  build) 
building,  living,  or du-elling  near, 
or  round  about ;  a  neighbour. 

Ayipmtpicrpiixtidui  -u),  (fr.  aj-iilil  —ipt 
round  about,  and  arpcipu)  to  turn) 
to  turn  about  quickly,  uheel.  a/n- 
^txcpiarpiiitpa,  3  sin.  cont.  imp. 
Ion.  for  afiijiiTtpiicTpwipa. 

AjiipftTcawv,  -ouca,  -or,  2  a.  par.  of 

A/i0(ru'^u),  (fr.  aii(j)i  about,  and 
TTti^ia  to  press)  to  compress, 
squeeze,  constringe,  clasp,  grasp. 

Aii^izhrio,  (fr.  same,  and  nVrw  to 

fall)  to  embrace,  ciu.fp. 
■  A/i^/rAi/ikTo;,  -ov,  and  Au(pl-\r)^, 
~yos,  l>,  !h  C"""-  same,  ana  vXt'iacui 
to  strike)  beaten  all  round; 
dashing  about ;  striking,  or  ha7rt- 
mering  upon. 

A/i^iroXti'wif.  -£0<7(i;,(fr.  same,  and 
iroA/a'  to  be  with)  to  walk  about, 
vxdk  with,  accompany,  attend. 

kjKpivo'Sii,  -tdif,  »'),  Amphipdlis,  a 
city. 

kfi^inoXou  -ov,  0,  t'l,  (fr.  ajjipl 
about,  and  vo'Siu)  to  be)  an  at- 
tendant, companion,  follower  ;  a 
minister  ;  a  servant,  page. 

At'<ptroiiu)  -(3,  (fr.  same,  and  voitw 
to  toil,  th.  riiOfiai  to  work)  to 
labour  at,  toil  ahout ;  to  foint,  be 
weary,  exiiausled.  1  a.  pass.  ind. 
aii<pivov)'iOnv. 

KiKpivordii),  and  -(iojiai  (fr.  same, 
and  TTordofiai  lo  Hy)  to  Jly  rouT'd 
about,  flutter  over.  ofiilitzoTuTo, 
3  sin.  imp.  mid. 

A/j^irtipof,  -01',  b,  n,  (fr.  same,  and 
irvp  nrc)  onflrc,  Intniing,  flam- 
ing all  round. 

Ajxpip^vTOi,  -iju,  h,ti,  (fr.  same,  and 
pttii  to  flow)  circumfluent, florr- 
ing  around;  aicompasscd  uith 
water. 

A^^ip^uyo;,  -ri,  -ov,  and  Afitpipjn))^, 
-Coyof,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and  ^dif 
an  aperture)  lorn,  broken,  atirupl, 
rugged  ;  rough,  art  uAth  spikes  ; 
open,  perforated,  railed,  latticed, 
barred. 

Ki><pipi^y  -io{,  li,  Amphiro,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

AfiipUy  Adv.  (fr.  aii(p\  about)  on 
each  side,  in  the.  middle,  between  ; 
williout,  separate,  apart ;  discord- 
antly ;  around. 

Afiditaliaiva,  -rif,  !i,  (fr.  last,  and 
flalviit  lo  go)  Amphishrrria  a 
kind  of  (i(:rp<'nl,  feijjned  to  have 
a  h';ad  at  nai,-h  extremity  ;  and 
ca|)abli!  of  moving  with  either 
end  foremost. 

Aj'<pta^t)rl(it  -a,  lo  doubt,  hesitate, 
pause  ;  lo  dispute,  question,  con- 
trnvrrt  ;  to  delmte,  jilcnd. 

Ai/ipialh'/rr}oi(.,  -in(,  Alt.  -t<o(,  and 
Aii^tnjfrjnlti,  -ri<,  //,  ((r.  laul) 
doubt,  hrsitiili'iJi  ;  siLfpirion  ;  dis- 
pute, rontriii  rrsy,  liligrjUion  ; 
pUniling,  'lebiitc. 

A^^iffrAAii*!    f.     -cAu),    (fr.    afi<jii 


AM* 

about,  andffTf'AA'j)  to  contract)  to 
compress,  bind  up  together;  to 
cover,  dress.  an<ptCTa\ttneios, 
par.  1  a.  mid. 

A/i^'iKrrc^rjf,  -log  -otig,  6,  >/,  (fr. 
same,  and  ctt/^oj  lo  crown) 
crowned,  bedecked  with  garlands  ; 
fllled  vp,  quite  fu II. 

kiiipi(rrr]^ii,  f.  -fiato,  (fr.  same,  and 
'iarii^u  to  place)  to  stand  aruwiid, 
surround. 

AfiijiiaTOfio;,-ov,b,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
cTdf'a  the  mo\i\h)doublc-tovgiicd, 
direitful,  insidious  ;  f((ke  ;  v:ith 
txvofoices. 

Af-nfiio-paTuoiiai,  (fr.  same,  and 
crparoi  an  army)  to  besiege. 

AfKpiraOcU,  -dca,  -iv,  par.  1  a. 
pass,  of  flfi^irtiju. 

Afi</)iTa':ri;s",  ->lTog  —  A /ii/)  era  7:11,-, 
-iooi,  fi,  and  A  iKpiTaTTOf,  -ov,  b, 
(t'r.  same,  and  Ta-nrj;  tapestry) 
topestn/  napped  on  both  sides, 
hangings  the  same  on  each  side, 
rich,  embroidered  tapes'ry. 

A^i/iiTiuu),  (fr.  same,  and  rtiiio  to 
stretch)  to  extend,  stretch  out 
the  arms,  embrace,  clasp.  a^,pi- 
TuOiU,  1  a.  par.  pass. 

AffxpiTiOet,  pros,  inipr.  act.  of  a/o/x- 
TiOiio,  same  as 

AfipiTidiJiii,  f.  -di'/cui,  p.  -TtOciKa  (fr. 
a/j(t>i  about,  and  TtOiifu  to  put) 
to  put  round  abuut,  put  on,  gird, 
hind. 

Afi<piTpt\s,  -nroi,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
nrpn'wto  ]ficrcc)  pierced  through, 
open  at  both  ends. 

AfiiiiiToiTri,  -i7f,  ih  C""-  same,  and 
Tt/pw  to  wear  away)  the  sea- 
coast,  beach ;  the  sea,  ocean  ; 
Amphitrite,  a  marine  deity, 
Neptune's  wife. 

Aii'piTpofifiD  -H,  (fr.  nfKp'i  about,  and 
rpofiiu)  lo  tremble)  to  tremble  all 
over,  to  quake,  be  in  dread. 

AfKpirpvioii,  -wvof,  i,  Amphitryon, 
a  man's  name. 

AlKptTpviDi'tafrif,  by  Epcn.  for  A/<- 
tjiiTpi'Ui litis,  -uii,  u,  'he  son  of  llie 
last. 

Aft(pl(pa\oi,  -ov,  b,  ;;,  (fr.  afiip) 
about,  and  ipaXog  a  crest)  ttii(/i  a 
double  crest,  set  unlh  ilitds,  stud- 
ded all  over.  Or,  (fr.  tpaXog 
bright)  very  bright,  shining, 
splendid,  glittering. 

AiKbKpcvyuj,  (fr.  same,  ar>d  <pti'y(o  to 
flee)  to  escape,  lo  get  citar  qff. 

AiKpifofiiOfiai  -oi"i/<ai,(ir.  same,  and 
(j)o(iiii)  lo  frighten)  to  fly  on  all 
sides,  be  totally  routed.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  aiiipit(polinO>jv,  3  pi.  Ba;ot. 

a/KpcrpdllrjOiv. 

AiKpiipopiiii,  -/(j){,  Ion.  -i)o«,  0,  (fr. 
same,  and  <p/pu)  to  carry)  a  pitch- 
er with  two  ears  or  handles. 

Aftipiyi'li'i^f  (fr.  same,  and  ynlvio  to 
yawn)  togopcwide;  lo  swallow 
up,  devour. 

AiiiplT^nirof,  -01',  '/,  (fr.  name,  and 
X'tlrri  hair)  with  long  hair,  with 
hair  loosely  flowitnj  ;  with  a  flow- 
ing mane. 

Ai'ipixfati  1  a-  iff-  act.  of 

Afxpi^di)  -uiif.  -ivaiit,  (fr.  lame, and 
v/w  lo  pour)  lo  pour  out,  shed, 
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AN 

spill ;  to  scatter,  spread,  or  sprin- 
kle aho7it, 

Aft<piX^6[k,  -tiaa,  -iv,  1  a.  par. 
pass,  of  last. 

A/i^(';^'i!rOf,  -ov,  0,  )';,  (fr.  afi(pij(^iiD 
to  pour  about)  spread,  scattired: 
throivn,  or  cast  up ;  encompassed 
with  an  earthen  rampart,  fortlflcd. 

Afl(P^^(^v^o,  same  as  afKpi^ioi. 

Aftipixoj^os,  -ov,  (',  I'l,  (fr.  a/i0i  on 
both  sides,  and  ^loXbs  lame) 
lame  in  both  legs,  crippled, 
maimed. 

'AjKpoi^ov,  Afxipdiiov,  -ov,  to,  and 
'Aj-trpoios,  -ov,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
bcbs  a  road)  a  meeting,  or  cross- 
ing of  roads  ;  a  street,  thorough- 
fore  ;  a  round  about,  circuit. 

Ajicpdi-ov,  Poet,  for  ava  (pivov,  with 
slaugliter,  inurderous. 

AfKpopivi,  -ios,  and  -f'ojf,  6,  Sync. 
for  afi(pitpoptvi. 

A^KpoTepoii^ioi,  -a,  -ov,  same  as  a/i- 
ipi&i^iog. 

A^KpoTipoi,  -a,  -ov,  (comp.  o{  dfi<po> 
both)  both  together,  d.  pi.  mas. 
oiiipoTipotaiv,  feni.  a/joporipris, 
and  aj.i(poTip]i(ji,  Ion.  for  afKfio- 
Tipoii,  and  ajji(poTlpaig.  ajKpoTi- 
paii.  Dor.  for  afiiporrpovs,  a.  pi. 

AiKpuTipwOcv,  AjiipoTipuiOi,  Ajiipo- 
ripwai,  foom  both  quarlirs,  on 
both  sides,  on  each  side. 

AfitppdaaatTO,  Poet,  (or  ava(ppdaat- 
To,  1  a.  opt.  mid.  o( ava<ppd?^o^ai. 

AjiiptiTd,  for  avd  ipvrd,  through  the 
trees,  plants,  shrubs. 

'Afi(poi,  g.  and  d.  ainpoiv,  both. 

Aji(pli>Tii,-iioi,  »;,  (fr.  ny<pl  on  both 
sides,  and  ov;,  wrbg  an  ear)  a 
part  of  the  hchnet  which  protected 
the  ears,  an  car-piece;  an  ear^ 
or  handle  ;  a  cup,  or  vessel  with 
two  ears,  or  hanelles. 

Ajjipwroi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  and  AfipdtjSf 
-cos  -ovs,  V,  1),  (fr.  same)  with 
tv:o  ears,  or  handles. 

AjjMuiiTOs,  and  A/iw/io;,  -ov,  b,  >;, 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  /iw/io?  disgrace) 
faultless,  without  blemish ;  blame- 
less, guiltless,  innocent,  g.  Ion. 
afjiwiji'iroio. 

Aixoiiti'iTios,  (fr.  last)  blameUsslyy 
innocently. 

'A^iuijiov,  -ov,  Tb,amomum,  an  odo- 
riferous shrub  and  gum  ;  ginger. 

AfiMv,  h.  Anion,  a  man's  name. 

'A^aJr,  Diir.  (ori'iiiwv,  g.  pi.  of  tyw. 

A/iuiiTui,  3  pi.  cont.  prcs.  ind.  pass. 
—  A«wrr£(r<7i,  Pool,  for  n^iuio-i, 
d.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres.  act.  — 
Aftioi,  2  sin.  conl.  of — Afidotftt 
-ij)//i,  -dois  ipf,  -dot  -(p,  pres. 
opt.  act.  of  a/tdu). 

A/(iif,  (fr.  afibi  some)  sonic  way, 
by  some  means. 

A//a)(,  indcd.  Amos,  a  man's  name. 

Afiway(7;oi,  (ir.  ajtii>s  siini'^  way, 
yi  an  enciilic,  iind  nuis  how)  how- 
soever, however,  in  any  manner, 
any  hou). 

'A/iwm,  -lov,  ra,  chestnuts,  chest- 
nut trees. 

^AN.  A  pani<le  whoiie  general 
use  is  to  render  indelinite  the 
word  or  phrase  to  which  it  in 
united.      It  gives  the  force  of 


ANA 


ANA 


ANA 


the    PoteiilinI,    and    sometimes 
of  llie   Optutive    iiicmhI,   lo   tlie 
Iiulicntivc.     Fro(|u<'iitlv,  it  can- 
not   be    translutcil    ilisiiiicily  ; 
but  generally  si^nities,   if;    as 
ij' ;    trxili/,   ituleii!  ;    even,    per- 
haps ;  whether  ?     It  answers  lo 
the  Encjli^ili   termination    -efcr, 
or  -soever,  added  lo  tillier  words  ; 
as,    Of  aVy   tvhonuever.   'Eai>   at; 
till,   until.     "Oruv"   di;    that,   lo 
the  end  that.     'il(  at;  even  ns,  sn 
as.  df  Tc  —  dv  Tt,  tvhelher  —  or. 
Kqv,    for  Kal  at;    even,  even    if. 
though.   <i»',  or^v  for  far,  if. 
'At;  Dor.  for  i'lv  the  a.  feni.  of  the 
possessive  Ss",  !),  Si',  his,  hax,  its, 
theirs  ;  and  of  the  relative,  05,  ^, 
8,  who,  whieh,  who!, 
"At;   Poet,  for  aid  the  Adv.  and 
for  aia,   or  dva,  the  verb.     See 
them. 
ANA^,  prep,  with    an  a.  or  a  g. 
sometimes  ;     back     along,     vp 
against,  up  alone,  vp;  over,  be- 
yond ;    up    and  down,    to    and 
fro,    backivards  and  forwards  ; 
throughout,  among  ;  during,  at, 
whilst,  above,  upon  ;  apiece,  to  or 
fjr  each,  severalli/  ;  with  ;  ahout  ; 
in,   into ;  according  to  ;    with  a 
d.  Poet,  up,  upon,  in,  with. 
Ai«,    and   Poet.    "Av,    adv.  up  ! 
rise,  stir.      Some  consider  it  a 
verb,  put  for   aidara,  and    that 
for  aida-njOi,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of 
aviarrifif  as  also 
'Ava,  for  avdoTa,  and  that  forav/j-ij, 
3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  atiarriin 
Ava,  V.  sin.  of  dva^-  or  by  Apoc 

for  dvacaa. 
Kvdiia,    for  ttvd(iaOi,  or  avd0rjdi,  2 

a.  impr.  of  avaPaivu). 
AvaliaQnU,  -tloi,  >'/,    and  Kvafia6- 
/jo;,  -00,  i,  (fr.  ava  up,  and  (iaO- 
/lis  a.  step)  a  step,  flight  of  steps, 
staircase,  ladder ;    -a  degree  ;  a 
coming,  or  going  up. 
AvdIiaOpov,  -ov,  ri,  and  Ava^dOpa, 
-a?,  /;,  (fr.  n€Xt)  a  ladder,  st6.ir~_ 
case,  slepping-board, 
Ava!}"''"t',  f.  •0>'flO]lai,  p.  -ftOiri^a, 
(fr.  ava  up,  and  fiaivui  to  go)  to 
go   up,    ascend,    mount,   climb, 
scale  ;    em!>ark,  go,   or    put  on 
board  ship;    to  put   to  tea;    lo 
rise,  grow,  spring  up ;  r.ome  into 
the  mind,  ocair.  2  a.  ind.ar/.fl^v 
impr.    avdjitjOf    inf.    avaiifjvaf 
par.  avafliU,  -naa,  -dv. 
A.vafid>~\<j),  f.  -fia\u>,  p.  -(ifflXtixa, 
(fr.     01(1   back,  and   /3a>Xu    to 
throw)  to  throw  ba:k,  reject ;  to 
throw  up,  heap  ;  to  put,  or  set  on, 
mo^inl;    to     throw    bark,  fling, 
throw  off;    It   throxo  rnrjnd,  jrul 
on.   clothe,   thcss ;   AvnliaX^Ofiai. 
put    off,    defer;     to    be    excited. 
Tousnd,  made  angry.  2    a.  act. 
Ai/;J<i>oV  mid.  afcf!d\oiiriv  per 
mid.  ava^i(io\a. 
jLvdpa'us.  -lOf,  AU.  -tuf, .',  (fr.  aviV 
nj.>,  and  /?,iiiuj  to  go)  n  going  up, 
Kucent  ;  an  ittva-^ion,  expedition. 
tLtHtHipofiai,  Dor.  for  avaliijtroiiai, 
1  {,  fci'L  of  ava^'ilviA- 
■   Iftf^Ji  'exj  ''i  (fr-  avaPalria  to 


mount)  one  who  mounts,  a  rider, 

linrscinau. 

Ai'<i|i(irof,  -011,6,1%  (fr.  same)  that 

may  be  77iountcd,   or   ascended, 

accessible, 

Avn/3«;ji;»ca,-/taj,-«,or-»,t>'beforea 

vowel,  per.  ind.  act.  ()f<ii(i,J(i/i'aj. 

AvalifliiuiKioi,  •v7u,  -df,  par.   per. 

act.  ofavajiiSw. 
At'ailt'iipvKcv,  per.   act.  fr.  ava  in- 
tent, and  /jpiJu),  which  .sec. 
Avafitlid^u),  f.  -dVw,  p.  avaflcfitfia- 
KUf    (Ir.  atii  up,  and  /Ji/iufu   to 
bring)  to  take,  bring,  or  carry  up  ; 
to  cause  tu  mount,  or  ascend,  force 
up;  to   set,   or  place  upon    put 
on  liorseback,  or  o»   board;   to 
icithdraw,  remove  privily.    1   a. 
avcjSi/Juoa. 
Avafiiolijv,  Alt.  for  nra/iior/ii, pros 

opt.  ant.  cont.  of 
.\.val3t6u>  -d,  or  Avafiluiui,  (fr.  avd 
again,  and  3i6m  or  liiu^n  to  live) 
to  revive,   come  to  life,  live  oi'cr 
again. 
Ava[3i(ii<rii,  -to;,  Atl.   -twf,  >;,    (fr. 
last)  a  return  to  life,  revival  f-jm 
the  dead,  resurrection. 
AviifhwcKu),  (fr.  same)  to  animate, 
enliven,  bring  to  life  ;  Avapiiia- 
KOfiai,   to  revive,  return  to  life. 
\t'a(i\aardvio,  and  -arfw,   f.  -rjaui, 
]).  -rjKn,  (fr.  ava  again,  and;3Aacr- 
rdvoi    to    bud)     to  bud,    sprout, 
spring,  or  sliool  forth  afresh. 
Xvali'Xe-o),  (fr.  same,  and /SAt'rrw  to 
look)  to  look  up;    to  look  again, 
or  attentively  ;    to  receive  sigfu, 
see  again,  recover  the  sight. 
A»'a','3A£</'if,  -/Of.  Alt.  -cus,  »;,   (fr. 

same)   recovery  of  sight. 
Avdji^noii,  -to;.  Att.  -£(J5,  1';,  (fr. 
aralidWb)  to  defer)  a  delay,  put- 
ting tiff",  (deferring. 
Av«^Au(^(i),  fr.  avii  afresh,  and  p\v- 

^w  to  gusl\,  wliich  see. 
Kvafiodo)  -u),  f.  -ijau),  p.  -riKa,    (fr. 
same,  and  Podm  to  shout)  to  cry 
aloud,  si, out,  bawl,  exclaim.   1  a. 
avc06i]a  1'  par.  neut.  aval3ori(T(iv. 
AvafiSXat  }v,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  nva/iaXAw 
to  put  <in)  a  short  cloak;  an  out- 
er gari.ient;  a  robe. 
Ava8o\t),  -lis,  !],  (fr.  same)  an  emp- 
lifing,  a  thro'xing  out  ;  the  tiling 
thrown   up,  a  viound,  rampart ; 
an  ascent,  going  up;   procrasti- 
nation, delay  ;  a  prelude,  intro- 
duction ;  garb,  dress,  clothing  ; 
a  garment. 
.\.ra/Jop/Jopi'^(i),  f.  -|(D,  (fr.  av(i  in- 
tens. and /jop/iopu^u)  to  grumble  )/o 
grind,  murmur  ;  lo  bawl,  cry  out. 
'Avajioi,  -w,  h,  a,  Dot.  for  dvrj(ios. 
Xva[ipd^u),  and  -(row,  (fr.  avd  m- 
teris.  and  flpd^u)  to  boil)  to  viake 
boil  ;  to  hod  up  ;  to  leap,  or  spring 
out ;  I'l  shake,  or  drive  out. 
Avaiipd-}(u>,    (fr.  same,  and  Ppd^ta 
to  resound)  to  crack,  crash,  dash, 
roar,  bellow,  resound.     2  a.  ind. 
act.  ai'//3p'  xov. 
Avafipix"),'  fr.    same,  and  /Jp/Yw, 
wlii.;li  see.  2  a.  ind.  act.  aviftpa- 

AvalSp'jX'-',  (<*'■•  same,  and  Ppdvu) 
obs.  to  suck  up,  th.  f^pdyyos  the 
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lliroat)  to  gargle  down,  rcsorby 
smntlow,  or  soak  up.  I  a.  ind. 
ai7/jp0^u"  JEo\.  opt.  avappi^iia, 
-Of, -r,par.  1  a.puss.ni'aCpdYOti's- 

Avajipv^do/'ati  -tiuui,  f.  -I'inufini, 
(fr.  same,  and /ipvY'"' '"  g'lH!^'') 
to  btwuil,  moan,  or  lament  with 
outcry,  to  Iwud  mournfully. 

Avai3ii)\aKla,  viz.  yij,  (fr.  same,  and 
(iCiXoi  clay)  llir  turning  of  the 
sod,  ploughing  ;  the  earth  thrown 
vp  by  the  plough,  particularly 
that  which  slicks  to  the  sorl. 

Avayayilv,  inf.  —  Avayayoiv,  -ovaa, 
-i)v,  |)ar.  2  a.  act.  Att.  rcdupl. 
—  AvdytaOai,  pres.  inf.  pass.  — 
Avaydficvo;,  ->i,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  ofavuyw. 

Ai'ayoAAij,  -lios,  1/,  the  herb  pim- 
pirnel,  sea-purslain,  brook-lime, 
or  calves-snout. 

Avn'yytiAoi',  -drui,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 

Avayy/XXu,  f.  -cXw,  p.  avtiyytXKa, 
(fr.  avu  again,  and  ayyiWu  to 
tell)  to  tell  m  return,  bring  hack 
answer;  to  tell,  teach,  explain,  de- 
clare openly;  to  publish,  or  pro- 
claim with  authority.  1  a.  ind. 
avi'iyyeiXa'  impr.  avdyye(\oV  inf. 
avayyelXai'  2  a.  act.  avnyylXov 
pass,  avnyytyv",  per.  pass. 
avt'iyyiXfuui, 

.\.vaytyevvrtjiivoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  per. 
jiass.  —  Avaytvvr'icai,  -aca,  -av, 
par,  1  a.  act.  of  avaycvvdu. 

Avaye7irBat,  Dor.  for  avnyclaOat, 
pres.  i.lf.  of  avnyiouat. 

Avayc\do),f,  -dcia,  {n.  onl  intens. 
and  yc\do)  to  laugh)  to  laugh 
heartily. 

Avayivvdu)  -l5,  f.  -ijau),  p.  -rjKa,  (fr. 
avd  again,and  ycvvdio  to  breed)  to 
beget  again,  regcncicUc,  renovate, 
reneiv.  per.  pass.  avaycyivri/jLoi. 

AvayivwoKUyOrratheravayiyvtiaKW, 
i.  avayvwcojiai,  p.  aviyvwKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  ytvuxruoj  to  know)  to 
recognise,  acknowledge ;  to  know, 
tmderstand ;  to  learn  by  study, 
to  read;  to  advise,  persuade.  2  a. 
act.  aviyvb>v,  per.  pass,  aviyvwc- 
j)ai.  1  a.  pass.  iiveyvtJiaOnv,  sub.  3 
sn'i.avnyvu(!Ori,\r\\.avayvij)uOTivai. 

AvayKd?^ii>,  f.  -nau>,  p.  tjvdyxaKa  (fr. 
ttvdyii);  necessity)  to  force,  eon- 
slra'n,  oblige,  compel,  per.  pass. 
rjvdyKaci2(ii.\  a..pass.y]vayKd<79r)V. 

Avayxait],  -);>,■,  i),  {fern,  of  next)  see 
avdyKri.  —  AvnyKahi,  d.  adver- 
bially necessarily,  of  necessity. 

AvayKnTo;,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  nvuyKi]  ne- 
cessity) necessary,  rompuLiory, 
unavoidable ;  needful,  useful, 
thrifty,  pnfltahle  ;  intimate  ; 
near,  related,  connected.  Avay- 
Kalov  ^/lop,  AvayKfiii]  riixii 
.•slavery,  bondage  —  Avaytcrua, 
-dv,  rd,  necessaries, 

AvayKai7Tb<;,  -or,  6,  ;/,  {fr.  same) 
forced,  obliged,  constrained. 

AvayKcaTWi,  (fr.  last)  by  con- 
straint, of  necessity. 

AvdyKri,  -ra,  ij,  and  Dor.  avdyK-r, 
necessity,  compulsion,  force,  obli- 
gation whether  actual,  moral, 
or  religious,  rtistress,  afflidion, 
poverty. 


ANA 

Acaj/riiXof,  -ou,  b,  r),  (tV.  av«intens. 
and  ayiciXos  bent)  ivry,  crooked, 
bent. 

Avay^vKoii'tii,  f.  -oiw,  (fr.  same, 
and  y\vKaivii>  to  sweeten)  to 
mahe  very  sweet.  AvayXvKaho- 
jiat,  to  receive  pleaszire,  be  grali- 
Jieil.  avay'S.VKaiQiiai,  3  pi.  1  a 
sub.  pass. 

kvay\<)(poi,-ov^  b,  >/,  (fr.  same, and 
y\>jiptj  to  car\e)cnrved,engraved. 

Ai'oyiafiTTO),  fr.  same,  and  yt'ii/xr: 
rill  for  Ka^iirru),  which  see. 

Ai-ayvd-TO),  fr.  same,  and  yvd-zrw, 
which  see. 

Avayvtia,  -as,  )),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ilj'voj  pure)  impurity  ;  sin,  gvilt, 
criminality. 

Avayrois,  -ovca,  -uv,  n.  pi.  -vdvrej, 
par.  2  a.  act.  of 

Aiajtw/ii,  obs.  see  avayivdaKui. 

Avayvdyai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — Aiay- 
vucOfj,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 
Avoyi'dxrOi/vai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — 
Avayvdre,  2  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 
last,  but  see  avayiViioKia. 

AvayvwplCui,  f.  -(Vu,  p.  -tKa,  (fr. 
avu  again,  andyiwpi'^w  to  know) 
to  know  again  ;  to  acknoivledge, 
recognise ;  to  introduce,  make 
knmvn. 

Avdyiiucts,  -io{,  Att.  -twf,  fi,  (fr. 
avayiufii  to  read)  a  reading. 

Avayvu)aTij{,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a 
rinder. 

Arayov,  and  Avdyovro,  for  ai'>/yoi', 
imp.  act.  and  avnyovro,  imp. 
pass,  or  2  a.  mid.  oiavdym. 

A  vayopuv.  Dor.  for  ava  rhv  ayogav, 
(U,  or  before  the  assembly. 

Avtiydpivaii,  -lOi,  Att.  -tuf,  fi,  (fr. 
ne.xt)  a  proclama'ion,  public  de- 
f.ltration  ;  report,  eii'lcnri-. 

Avnyoncvui,  f.  -tt'iroj,  (fr.  avu 
through,  and  ayopa  the  public 
place)  to  proclaim,  publish,  de- 
clare ;  to  audiorizc,  enact ;  to  no- 
minate, depute,  appoint ;  to  have 
a  surname,  or  second  name. 

Avaypafiit'tri?^!!),  (fr.  avi\  up  and 
down,  and  ypdjijia  a  ictlcrj  to 
transpose  the  lellers  so  as  to  form 
new  word?,  to  make  anagrams. 

Avaypafiiiiiriafitii,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  last) 
transposition,  the  making  ana- 
grams. 

At'iiypaxms,  -ov,  &,/),  (fr.  next)  in- 
scribed ;  u:riltrn,  or  copied  out 
cl/arly ;  ricnnled,  enrolled. 

Avtiypdiphi,  f.-i|iij,  (fr.  avil  intcnfi. 
and  ynd'ptii  to  write)  to  viritc  out 
in  fxdl,  or  at  length  ;  to  inscribe ; 
to  enrol. 

Av»(ytpi{,  -£(iif,  /;,  and  Aniyvoni, 
--'",  0,  //,  namr;  of  a  shrub. 

Atiiyi),  f.  a'fw,  p.  -i/y",  (fr-  "Vn 
up,  and  liyia  to  load)  tn  take  up, 
C'/T",  or  tonty  ;  to  brine,  lead,  or 
rnrry  up  ,"  ti  raise,  r  Tult,  erc-t  ; 
to  rear,  eilucate ;  tn  it/Trr  up, 
sarri/ice.  A  vdytfiai,  to  withdraw, 
betake,  take  one^s  nrlf,  or  be  taken 
away  ;  tn  go  nff,  nrl  out  ;  put  In 
sea,  sail  a'foy,  C  a.  nfTiym;  All. 
avfiynyovy  loll,  iiviiyoy  per.  pa^ii. 
avnyfiai.  1  a.  jiaRs.  av/j^flijv' 
I>ar.  ai7;;^0t/j. 


ANA 

Avayu)';),  -Tji,  i},  (fr.  last)  educa-'^ 
tion,  rearing,  bringing  up  ;  rais- 
ing, lifting  up  ;  tveighing  anchor, 
embarkation,  setting  sail;  a  car- 
rying aivay,  captivity. 

Avayij)yia,  -of,  //,  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
ayayfi  education)  a  want  of,  or 
defect  in  educution ;  extrava- 
gance, excess  ;  insolence. 

Avdyuiyoi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same)  (7/ 
educated,  ill-bred ;  saucy,  petu- 
lant ;  tindisciplined,  refractory. 

AvaSd^u,  fr.  avil  a  piece,  and  6d- 
^w  to  divide,  which  see. 

AvaSaiui,  (fr.  same,  and  ilai'o)  to  di- 
vide) to  divide  aviong,  share,  dis- 
tribute ;  or  (fr.  caiia  to  burn)  to 
kindle  up,  light,  burn. 

AvaSdKvio,  f.  mid.  -oijfo^ai,  (fr.  avii 
again,  and  iuKiw  to  bite)  to 
g7iatv ;  to  irritate,  fret,  grieve; 
to  cause  remorse.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
aviCaKov. 

AvaSdcaaOat,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  ava- 
Sd^io. 

Avaiacfidi,  -ou,  o,  (fr.  same)  a  di- 
viding ;  a  division,  share. 

Avac/opo/<n,  per.  mid.  ofavarpi^iii' 
avalifpaiux;  by  Sync,  for  ava- 
icipd^ajicv,  1  pi. 

AvabuKVhfti,  f.  -\ij>,  p.  -;^a,  (fr.  ava 
intcns.  and  hUvvjii  to  show)  to 
show  clearly  ;  to  mark,  point 
out ;  to  designate,  appoint.  1  a. 
avioei^a'  inf.  ava6a^ai.  p.  pass. 
avadiiciyiiai.  1  a.  pass,  avc&el^- 
6>iv'  ITlia.  avtict^dfujv. 

Ai'a'ccifii,  -!o;,  Att.  -im;,  >),  (fr. 
last)  a  display ;  a  showing,  ap- 
poinlmeut. 

Avdiei^ov,-dTia,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 
same. 

AvafiKcadai,  Ion.  for  avaSi^eaOai, 
pres.  inf.  of  ava?ixo^^at. 

Avdfs\(pos,-ov,  h,!i,  (fr.  oneg.  and 
ahhjtui  a  brother)  brotherless, 
without  brothers  ;  a  half  brother, 
by  llie  same  father  only. 

AvaScv^puS,  -dSoi,  i/,  (fr.  ava  up, 
and  iivSpov  a  tree)  a  vine  climb- 
ing up,  or  clinging  to  a  tree,  an 
espalier  ;  a  plantation  of  vines. 

Avai'/^ai,  and  Ai'nth'^aaOui,\on.  for 
avaca^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  and  ma- 
Itl^aaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  nio- 
iciKvviit. 

Avai?£^n'//cvo5,-i;,  -ov,  par.  1  a.  mid. 
of  nvail^niiat. 

AvafJoKU),  (fr.  avii  intens.  and  fitp- 
Ko)  to  sen)  to  see  clearly,  behold, 
look  up.  2  a.  ind.  act.  aviiinpKov, 
and  by  Mrtath.  nvli^paKov. 

Avahainin),  f.  -tCmo,  (Ir.  same, and 
hojitviii  to  bind)  to  bind,  fitter, 
chain, conjinr. 

\vafirini,-iii,fl,  (fr.  nrni^/iu  to  bind 
nroiin(l)  a  hcut-drcss  ;  a  fdUl, 
turban, 

Avn^iX'il'ni,    f.     -("//'<!,      (fr-    ava 
aaain,  and  filxoj'a'  I"  receive)  to 
rcreirr,  lake  ;  lo   lake  up,  carry  ; 
In  rntrrtaiu  ;  to  undertake,   take' 
ujinn,  prnmis'',  engage,  hail. 

Ai'n'"/w  -'"i,  f-  -i';"''',  (fr.  avi)  iiitonH. 
and  I'll.)  lo  tie)   In  bind,  bind  up, 
lash,  or  fasten  together  ;  ti  en- 
circle, crov:n,  nrlnrn  ;  lo  attack, 
(3-) 


ANA 

win,  gain  over  ;  lo  subdue,  suh- 
jugate.  1  a.  inf.  act.  araSijcai. 

AvahlXdcii,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  aia- 
iaKvu. 

AvaitcduKU),  (fr.  avii  again,  and 
^tSdiTKw  to  teach)  to  teach  iho- 
roughlyj  to  impress,  inculcate. 
Also,  tounteach,  unlearn, forget. 

Ava^iSu^t,  f.  -aSiiaii),  (fr.  ava  back 
again,  and  iidoifu  to  give)  to  pre- 
sent, deliver ;  to  give  back,  re- 
turn, restore  ;  to  yield,  put  forth, 
emit ;  to  dislrib^ite,  divide ;  tu 
pro])ose,  deliberate;  lo  give  up, 
fail,  yield  ;  to  give,  hand,  trans- 
mit.    For  its  tenses  see  ^Ww- 

AvaSi-}.uoii,  -lOf,  Att.  -tdJf,  {j,  (fr. 
avil  again,  and  tii-Xdw  to  double) 
a  doubling,  repetition.  Anadi- 
plosis,  a  figure  in  rhetoric. 

Ava^oOck,  1  a.  par.  pass.  —  Ara- 
Sodtjvai,  inf.  1  a.  pass.  —  Avarlou, 
-ocro,  2  a.  impr.  mid.  —  AvaSou- 
vai,  2  a.  inf.  act.  vf  avaoiiioiiit. 

AvdHoxoi,  -ov,  b,  'i,  and  Aj'a^o;;^-£ii5, 
-f'of,  Att.  -iujs,  b,  (fr.  ni'n^f'^'^o/iat 
to  receive)  an  undertaker  ;  a  re- 
ceiver ;  n  surety,  sponsor. 

AvaOvfii,  Avaciio],  or  Ava&vriii,  {fr. 
avii  up,  and  fli'iw  to  enter)  /■> 
emerge,  rise,  spring,  or  grow  up, 
appear,  to  come  forth.  AvaSvc. 
fiai,  to  reject,  refuse,  shun,  avoid  ; 
to  retire,  withdraw.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
aveivv. 

AvdOvai;,  -lo;,  Alt.  -tuj,  >),  (fr. 
last)  a  rising,  growth,  ap],ear- 
ance  ;  a  declining,  ^tvoiding. 

Avdcivoi,  -ov,  b,  !;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ii)va,  or  ((ha  bridal  presents) 
portionless,  unenduwcd. 

Avacip',  for  avacipc,  pros.  impr.  act. 
of 

Avacipu),  (fr,  avii  up,  and  ati'pui  to 
raise)  to  raise,  lift  up  ;  to  carry 
riff',  bear  away. 

Ai'a'tXrrroj,  -on,  6,  i;,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
fXrif  hope)  unhoped,  unexpected, 
unforeseen. 

Ava^do)  -d,  f.  -ijcu),  p.  -)>va,  (fr. 
avil  again,  and  i^du)  to  live)  to 
live  again,  revive,  come  to  life. 
1  a.  avi^naa. 

Ava^iiiyvvjii,  or  AvaC,tvyvinii,  f. 
-(m,  (fr.  same,  and  ^ivyu>  lo 
yoke)  to  yoke,  or  harness  again, 
pack  up ;  to  decamp,  .ihijl  i/uar- 
tirs  ;  to  sil  oul,  depart,  ava^cv- 
(lu,  1  a.  inf.  mid. 

Ai'(i^/id  -iS,  f.  -t'laKi,  or -/(TO),  p.  -rjxa, 
(Ir.  same,  and  ^(ui  lo  boiU  to  be 
not,  to  lioit  up ;  lo  break  out, 
burst  forth.  nva^caOds,  pur,  1  a. 
pass. 

Aii^i)'"''''  ""'»  f  -''oiJ,  p.  -t/Ka,  (U\ 
same,  and  IijtIm  to  seek)  In  Innk 
for,  lo  seiK  diliginlly,  ini/uire 
after;  to  trnr.e,  investigate,  la. 
act.  avi^iiTijan. 

Ai'riC>;rr((T(ii,  1  ».  inf.  ncl,  of  last. 

Avai^vyi),  -in,  /;,  (fr.  nval^a'yu  lo 
park  up)  a  parking  up ;  a  de- 
campment, a  change  of  quarters, 
rout,  march. 

Ai'i/^i»)'p(jtfi/iD -uij  f. -rjffii),  (fr.  avii. 
inleiig.  c^iobi  alive,  and  yndijm  to 


ANA 

dvsciibe)  torepretent  in  colours, 
driiw,  paint. 

Xva^uivviii),  or  Ai'a^<iii'iifii,  t.  -^w- 
ffo),  p.  ni'/([ui<cii,  (fr.  same,  luul 
^lovvvfti  to  f;ircl)  /n  gird  up,  tight- 
en ;  to  prepare  for  ii  journey,  or 
work ;  as  tin'  aiiciunts  ilid,  by 
fastciiiii>» their  loose  elotlies  lii;ht 
nl>out  tlum. 

A»(iCu)Ti'p^w  -u),  f.  -i}<rui,  p.  avt^u)- 
vi'ptiKa,  (fr.  same,  and  ^wTrup/u 
to  kiiuilc)  to  rekindle,  revive,  ex- 
cite, s.iV  up. 

Ai'ii^wcTd'/itvof,  par.  1  a,  mid.  of 
avnl^iiiyvvfii. 

Ai'ii^uu),  same  as  ava^dut. 

AiaOaXiut  -<3,  f.  -I'jaw,  same  as 

AvaOdWw,  f.  -liXw,  p.  avaTiOa\Ka, 
and  Poet.  AvafluXfu  -c5,  (fr.  avd 
a^ain,  and  •JaAAw,  or  &a\itD, 
Poet,  to  bloom)  to  thrive,  Jlou- 
rish,  or  bloom  anew  ;  to  cause  to 
flourish.  2  a.  act.  avtOaKov. 

Ai'ae.iXTra),  f.  -i^w,  (fr.  same,  and 
•SaXTTd)  to  warm)  to  vxirm,  chafe, 
refresh,  comfort,  cherish,  relieve; 
to  caress,  make  much  of. 

XvaOapl)lu>,  and  AiaOapaiui  -d,  f. 
-i5(T(i),  (fr.  same,  and  -Sdppof,  or 
Sdpcos  boldness)  to  lake  courage  ; 
to  encourage,  animate  ;  embolden. 

Avaddnv,  -riij  -It  2  a.  opt.  act.  — 
AvaOctvai,  inf. — A.va8eis,  par. 
of  avaridriixt. 

Avddcfia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  avariOrifin 
to  lay  apart)  a  person  or  thing  de- 
dicated to  holy  uses,  or  separat- 
ed on  account  of  some  impurity  ; 
or  devoted  to  destruction,  a  vic- 
tim ;  an  analhema  ;  the  form  of 
such  dedication  ;  a  curse,  or  exe- 
cration,  d.  sin.  avaQljxari. 

AiaOcjiaTi^ii),  f.  -iau),  p.  avartOcfid- 
TiKa,  (fr.  last)  to  hind  hy  a  curse, 
or  execration  ;  to  curse,  devote. 
1  a.  act.  avidtjidrica,  per.  pass. 
avaTidtfidriaiiai. 

Avadtfiuriui,  Alt.  for.  avaOcfiaTlau), 
1  f.  of  last. 

AvaOlftcv,  and  kvaOijitvai,  Dor. 
jEol.  and  Ion.  for  avaOuvat,  2  a. 
inf.  act.  of  avarlOi^fit. 

AvaOciiipiui  -oi,  f.  -ijcru,  p.  avaTiOah- 
priKa,  (fr.  ai/d  intcns.  and  -Jtu- 
p/u)  to  consider)  to  view,  beliold, 
observe,  examine  attentively ;  to 
contemplate,  study,  meditate. 

Ava0iuior]ai;,-toi,  Alt.  -twf,  >';,  (fr. 
last)  contemplation,  meditation; 
study,  examination. 

Av<iOcn)nu)v,  n.  sin.  cont.  -lapovvrci, 
n.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
same. 

Avadri^iui  -to.  Ion.  for  AvaOaXita, 
see  ava6dX}-<j). 

Avddiijjia,  -Sto^,  rd,  (fr.  avariOrifii 
to  set  apart)  a  consecrated  gift 
hung,  or  laid  up  in  a  temple, 
an  nfferine  ;  an  orruimenl. 

AvnQi'iaovai,^  pi.  I  f.  ind.  oi avari 
Otifii. 

AvaOopio)  -a,  (fr.  avd  back,  and  5o- 
pio)  to  sprint;)  to  leap,  springy  start 
back  ;  to  rcbmind,  recoil ;  to  leap, 
or  dart  nut.  2  a.  ind.  act.  avtOopov. 

AvdQpifiita.,  -!iro(,  ri,  (fr.  avd  in- 
tens.   and  i-piitfia  cattle)  same 


Ax\A 

as  ^piuua,  also  u  pupd,  a  fos- 
ter-child ;  a  pet,  cub. 

Ara&pCtaKii>,  (fr.  same,  and  ^puJaKu 
to  bound)  In  Uap  into,  or  upon; 
to  bound,  or  spring  upwards  ;  to 
mount  ;  to  awake. 

AvuOviiiaaii,  -loi,  Atl.  -luii,!),  (fr. 
same,  and  ^vniuui  U>  perfume) 
scent,  perfume,  odour,  exhala- 
tion, incense  ;  hrmth,  life,  soul, 
sj)irit. 

Avaiitia,  -as,  Ion.  Avaticii}i-Vii>)y 
(fr.  avat&!)i  shameless)  shame- 
lessness,  impudence  ;  indecency  ; 
importunity,  d.  sin.  Ion.  avai- 
Sel>i(j>t. 

Avatiiii)  -w,  f.  -ijirw,  p.  tjvai&riKa  (fr. 
same)  to  be  without  shame,  be- 
have indecently  ;  to  importune, 
he  troublesome. 

Avait^ijv,  and  Avaii>]niivwi,  (fr. 
next )    impudently,  shariK fully. 

AvauMii,  -ios  -ovs,  6,  t),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  atSios  modesty)  impudent, 
saucy,  shameless ;  regardless,  ir- 
reverent ;  urgent,  importunate ; 
unfeeling,  i-einurseltss ;  huge, 
rough,  rugged. 

Avaiodi,  (fr.  last)  shamelessly,  ir- 
reverently ;  intensely,  eagerly, 
steadily. 

Avaidu,  (fr.  avu  intens.  and  aidu> 
to  burn)  to  bum  violently  ;  to 
inflame,  kindle,  light  up. 

AvatftocrapKos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  next, 
and  <7dpf  flesh)  whose  flesh  seems 
to  have  lost  ils  blood,  pale,  inani- 
mate. 

Aval^uiv,  -ovos,  and  'Avaifioi,  -ov, 
b,  !],  (fr.  a  neg.  and  alfia  blood) 
bloodless,  without  blood  ;  immor- 
tal. 

AvatfxuTci,  and  Avai^wri,  (fr. 
same)  without  bloodshed. 

Avaivofiai,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  alvoi  as- 
sent) to  refuse,  deny ;  to  reject, 
slight,  repudiate,  disown.  2  sin. 
pres.  avaivtai.  Ion.  for  avalrri' 
3  sin.  avaivtrai.  imp.  3  sin.  (ivui- 
vcTo,  Ion.  for  avi^viro.  par.  pres. 
avatvoficvos. 

Avni^as,  1  a.  par.  act.  of  ava'iaao). 

AvaiptBrjvai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  —  Avai- 
pcl,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
Avaipilv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  — 
AvaipeiaOizi,  pres.  inf.  pass.  cont. 
— Avatpovntvoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.prcs. 

pass,  cont AraipoBirwi',  g.  pi. 

par.  pres.  act.  cont.  ofai/aiprw. 

Avaiotaii,  -105,  Atl.  -£«j,  I),  (fr. 
next)  a  lifting  up,  taking  away; 
burial ;  a  taking,  or  cutting  (ijf  ; 
slaughter,  murder. 

Avaipiu)  -ui,f.  -i)aii>,  p.  avijpriKa,  (fr. 
avd  up,  and  aiptu  to  take)  to 
take  up,  Dr  away ;  to  bury  ;  to 
undo,  nlinlish,  annul  ;  to  over- 
turn, overthrow,  subvert  ;  to  kill, 
cut  off;  to  make  war  ;  to  answer, 
reply  ;  to  refute,  diiprove  ;  to 
rear,  educate.  Avatpeofxai  -ovjiai, 
to  betake,  or  take  onc^s  self  away, 
to  withdraw,  pres.  impr.  act. 
3  sin.  avaiocTrta.  par.  pros.  fern, 
pi.  nvaipovaai.  2  a.  act.  (fr.  tXuj 
obs.)  avelXov  impr.  aviif  sub. 
aviXu),  ->;;,  -17,  3  pi.  avfXutrc  inf. 
(38) 


ANA 

ui'tAtif.  par.  avtXiov.  nud.  ut'CiXd 
fitiv,  -ov,-tTo'  inf.  aviXwOat.  1  u. 
puss.  aiijipiOnv  inf.  avaipeOi)vai. 
1  f.  avatpcd/jaoixat. 

Avalpu),  (fr.  same,  and  alpio  to 
raise)  /»  take  upon,  undertake; 
to  pursue,  prosecute, 

Avaiaddvo^at,  (fr.  avd  intcns.  and 
aioOdvoitai  to  feci)  to  feel  strong- 
ly ;  to  perceive  quickly.  Or  (fr. 
o  neg.  and  same)  to  be  without 
feeling,  or  sense  ;  to  be  stupid. 

AvataOrjaia,  -a{,  1;,  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
nlaOtiaii  feeling)  insensibilily, 

.\.valcOnroi,  -ov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  same) 
inj<ensible,  senseless,  stupid. 

AvaiaOi'iTws,  (fr.  last)  senselessly, 
stupidly. 

AvuiaiijSio  -u),  (fr.  nid  intens.  and 
aiatfjoia  to  expend)  to  spend,  ex- 
pend ;  to  tvusle,  consume,  lavish, 

Avaioijiiiii\ia,  -aros,  to,  (fr.  last)  ex- 
pense, cost ;  labour,  pains. 

Avaiaao),  (fr.  avd  up,  and  a'tcaui  to 
rush)  lo  rise,  or  spring  up;  to 
burst,  or  gush  out  ;  to  leap,  or 
dart  forth.  1  a.  ind.  act.  avi'/t^a. 

Avaia^vvrlui  -w,  (fr.  avala^vvTo; 
immodest)  to  behave  indecently, 
act  shamefully,  feel  no  shame. 

Avai(Ty(^vvTia,  -as,  //,  (fr.  next)  in- 
decency, shamelessness,  impu- 
dence. 

Avala)(^vvTos,  -ov,  i,  ^,  (fr,  o  neg. 
and  aic'x^vviji  to  shame)  indecent, 
immodest,  shameless,  impudent. 

Avairios,  -ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
niTia  blame)  blameless,  guiltless, 
innocent. 

Avairibif,  (fr.  last)  innocently; 
without  cause,  or  reason, 

AvaKaOaipu),  (fr.  avd  intens.  and 
KaOaipoi  to  cleanse)  to  clean, 
purge,  purify.  1  f.  mid.  avnKa- 
Oaipovjiai,  3  pi.  avaKaOaipohvTai. 

AvaKaOi^u),  f.  -laii},  p.  avaKCKaOiKa, 
(fr.  avd  up,  and  koOI^co  to  sit) 
to  sit  up.  Or  (fr.  avd  intens.  and 
same)  to  subside,  settle,  sink 
down  ;  to  cling,  adhere  to, 

AvaKatvli^o),  (fr.  avd  again,  and 
Kaivl^io  lo  renew,  Ih.  Kaivos  new) 
and 

A  vaKaiv6<i>  -iD,  (fr.  same,  and  xatvoi 
new)  to  renew,  restore,  refresh. 

AvuKalvwais,  -loj,  Atl.  -£iti{,  /;,  (fr. 
last)  a  renewing,  renewal,  reno- 
vation, 

AvaKniii),  f.  -KavaiD,  (fr.  avd  intens. 
and  Kaiu>  to  burn)  to  kindle, 
light ;  to  burn  up,  flame  forth  ; 
to  inflame,  par.  pres.  pass,  ava- 
Kaioinvos, 

AvaKiiXeu)  -io,  (fr.  avd  again,  'and 
KaXfij)  to  call)  to  recall,  call  back, 
call  again ;  to  call  upon,  invoke ;  to 
rail,  accuse ;  to  name,  designate. 

.\.vriKuXvirTt!piov,-ov,  rd,  (fr.  next) 
the  day  on  which  the  bride  ap- 
pears lo  company.  In  pi.  pre- 
sents made  to  her  on  that  occa- 
sion ;  bridal  gifts. 

AvaK'iXi'TTTOi,  f.  -ipo>,  p.  avaKCKuXv- 
(Pa,  (fr.  nvd  back,  and  KaXdiTTU) 
to  cover)  to  unveil,  reveal,  dis- 
close, discover  ;  lo  open,  per. 
pass.  avaKCKaXvfiifiai. 


ANA 

AvaKanTTTiji,    f.   -xpw,  p.    -dia,    (Tr. 
same,   and  KdfnrTu)  to  oend)  to 
turn,  bend,  or  bow  back  ;  to  bend 
my  course   back,   to   return,     go 
back  ;  to  go  back  and  forwards. 
XvaKdfixpai,  1  a.   inf.  act.  —  Ava- 
Ka/ixpiit,  -CIS,  -£i,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
last. 
AvoKavdos,  -ov,  b,ii,{(r.  a  neg.  and 
dxavOa  a   thom)   without  thorns, 
bristles,  or Jins,  smooth. 
AvoKaTTo),    (fr.    avd    intens.    and 
Karru)    to    swallow)   to    swallow 
greedily,  to   eat  voraciously;  to 
engulph. 
AvaKcdrai,   Ion.    for  avaKtivrai,  3 

pi.  pres.  of 
Avaxciftat,  (fr.  avd  intens.  and  (ctT- 
pai  to  lie)   to  lie  down  ;  to  re- 
cline, like  the    ancients,  to  sit, 
like  the  modems  at  meats  ;  to 
lay  up,  or  by  ;    to  dedicate  ;  to 
charge,  impjtte. 
AvaKcificvof,   -ij,    -ov,    (par.  pres. 
pass,  of  last)  seated  at  tabic,  subs. 
a  guest.  —  AvdKcirai,     3    sin. 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of  same. 
AvaKCKpayH)!,  -v7a,  -bs,    par.   per. 

mid.  oiavaKpd^u). 
AvaKcpdi'vvui,  AvaKepaivvij),or  Ava- 
Kcpdu),  (fr.  same,  and  Ktodvvxifii, 
&c.    to    mix)  to    mingle,    7nix, 
blend  ;  to  temper,  dilute  ;  to  in- 
termingle, confuse. 
AvaKcia,  -iiiv,    Ta,    (fr.    dvaKc;   the 
kings)  the  festival  of  Ca.ilor  and 
PuUux. 
Avdxctov,  -on,   rb,    (fr.  next)  their 

temple. 

'AvoKcf,  -u)v,  o't,  the  kings ;  and 
Avaxoi,  -dv,  ot,  an  epithet  of 
Castor  and  Pollux. 
A  vaKC(pa\at6ui  -Si,  f.  -liaia,  p.  avoKc- 
Kc(piiXalu)Ka,  (fr.  avd  apiece,  and 
KopaXli  a  head)  to  enumerate  ;  to 
elasf,  arrange,  under  respective 
heiuls ;  to  sum  up,  to  reduce  to 
onetolal.  AvaKC(paXai6oiiai-ouftai, 
to  come  together,  to  unite  under 
one  lieail ;  to  be  summed  up, 
comprised. 
AvaxtfaXaimatf,  -lof,  Att.  -cuf,  q, 
(fr.  same)  a  recapitulation;  a 
turn,  total. 
AvaKC)(ii)pijKivai,   per.  inf.   act.  of 

ava)^u)oiu>. 
AvaKtixlu,    (fr.    avj  up,  and  iti/kiu 
for  kIiji  to  go)  to  spring,  leap,  or 
hound  upwards  ;  to  burst  forth, 
gush  out. 
AvaKJipiaaii),  (fr.    nvd   intfins.    and 
Kfipv^  a  crier)  to  publish,  declare 
by    atUhority,     proclaim     In/     a 
erier. 
Kvaictvfivvtvui,  (fr.   same,  and  kIv- 
fiiivDf  danger)  tn  venture,  endan- 
ger, expose. 
Ai-Kii/w,  (fr.  game,  and  Ktviia  to 
move)    to  move,   remove;    to  nf. 
fed,   pertuade,  impel ;   to  rrrilc, 
rouse,  jtrovoke  ;  to  sifl,  einmine. 
AvaKlvtjTi<;, -ma,   Att.  -oa(,  /;,  (fr. 
last)    a  moving,    motion  ;    com- 
motion, disturhimre  ;  etcilement 
provocation. 
XvaKipvdfilvoi,  for  av'iKiofn'"fptvn<, 
par.  I  a.  mid.  i»f 


AXA 

AvaKtpvdui  -u,  -rtiftt,  or  -vtijiai,  (fr. 
avd  intens.  and  Kipva'u)  to  mbc) 
to  blend,  mingle,  confuse. 

AvaK\d!ji>>,  f.  -yi'j),  (fr.  same,  and 
».Xa'^(j  to  clanj;)  to  clang,  re- 
sound ;  to  shout,  call,  cry  aloud  ; 
to  bark. 

AvaKXaihi,  (fr.  same,  and  icXa/u;  to 
weep)  to  wcepfor^  lament  again, 
deplore  anew. 

AvaicAoffi;,  -loj,  Att.  -ci);,  >;,  (fr. 
next)  a  contortion,  strain,  bend- 
ing ;  a  breaking,  fracture;  re- 
flection, change  of  direction. 

Avai:\du)  -iD,  f.  -daw,  (tr.  avd  in- 
tens. and  xXdii)  to  break)  to  bow, 
or  bend  violently,  strain ;  to  break  ; 
to  beat,  or  strike  back,  reflect. 

AvaK\ijTii)p,  -ooo;,  6,  (fr.  avaKaXco) 
to  recall)  one  who  calls  back  ;  a 
complainant,  accuser. 

AvaK\iv(i),  f.  -tvio,  p.  avaKiKklKa,  (fr. 
avd  intens.  and  kXiVo*  to  lay 
down)  to  lay,  or  set  down,  make 
to  recline  ;  to  put  back  the  door 
or  cover,  open.  Ara/oXiVo/tai, 
to  be  in  a  recumbent  posture,  to 
be  reclined,  or  to  recline  one's 
self,  as  the  ancients  did  at 
meals  ;  answering  to  sit,  or  be 
seated,  as  the  moderns  ;  to  bring 
back ;  to  return.  1  a.  act.  avfVXi- 
va'  inf.  avaK\7vaf  1  a.  pass. 
avcxXldtjV  inf.  avoKXidnvai'  1  f. 
pass.  avaK\td>'i(TOnat. 

Ava<cX(crif,  -lof,  Att.  -twf,  fi,  (fr. 
last)  a  reclining,  leaning,  lying^ 
or  sitting  at  meals  ;  an  opening. 

AvokXitov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 
couch. 

AvaKoJ,  see  dvaKc;, 

AvaKoivco,  Ion.  for  avaKoivov,  pres. 
impr.  pass,  of 

AvaKolv6(i>  -u>,  f.  -(iffo),  p.  -UKa,  (fr. 
avd  apiece,  and  Kotvb;  common) 
to  communicate,  impart,  share; 
to  propose,  consult,  confer.  1  a. 
ml.  mid.  avoKoivioaaaOat. 

AvaKoipaviia  -u>,  (fr.  avd  intens. 
and  Kalpavoi  a  lord)  to  rule,  go- 
vern ;  to  manage,  conduct ;  to 
execute,  discliarge,  perform. 

AvaKoXovOta,  -a?, »;,  (fr.  next)  irre- 
gularity, discord,  disagreement. 

AvaKdXovOof,  -ov,  h,  ^,  (fr.  a 'neg. 
and  aKdXovOos  suitable)  incon- 
clusive, incongruous,  inconsist- 
ent; unlike,  improbable  ;  unfit, 
improper  ;  silly,  foolish. 

AvaKoiitfiii,  -Tii,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  a  re- 
ceiving, recovery,  getting  again ; 
carriage,  transportation,  convey- 
ance ;  return ;  interment,  burial 
rites. 

AvnKOfil^ii),  (fr.  avd  back,  and  ko- 
uf^oi  to  carry)  to  bring,  or  carry 
hack  ;  to  carry  out  to  burial; 
AvaKoftl^oiiat,  to  recover,  get 
again,  regain  ;  to  betake  one's 
self ;  to  return,  go  hack. 

AvaKovrl^iii,  (fr.  avi'i  intens.  and 
nKovrl^id  to  dart)  to  hurl,  dart, 
shoof,  cast  afarq/T;  to  discharge, 
spout  out ;  to  rehoundffly  back.    \ 

AvaKoof,  Dor.  for  nvfiKoof.  I 

AvaK/inrtit,  f.  -<i--">,  p.  -x/jro'^n,   (fr. 
nv^  hack,  nnd  Kijirr.d  l.o  beat)    to| 
(30) 


ANA 

heat,  or  drive  back  ;  to  blunt ;  to 
jostle,  impede  hinder,  stop,  stay, 
prevent;    to  cut  short,  interrupt. 
1  a.  act.  aieKoxLa. 
AvaKovipi^ui,  (fr.  same,  and  cou^of 
light)  to  lighten,  ease  ;  to  relieve, 
succour,  help,  assist. 
AvaKovcbiati,  -tog,  Att.  -ziog,  i),  (fr. 
last)  lightness  ;  a  mafdng  light, 
exoneration ;  relief,  ease,  allevia- 
tion. 
AvaKpd^ui,  f.  -^ui,  (fr.  avd  intens. 
and    Kod^to  to  cry)    to   cry  out, 
shout,  bawl,  exclaim,     per.  ind. 
mid.  avaKiKpaya,  par.  avuKCKpa- 
yiii. 
AvaKpadcig,   for  avuKcpaaOcU,   1  a. 
par.  pass,  ofavactpai'vu/ii,  which 
see. 
AvaKpd^ai,  -aaa,    -av,    par.    1   a. 

act.  ot  avanrpafoj. 
AvaKoijidaav,    Ion.    for    aviKpijia- 
uav,  3  pi.    1    a.  act. — AvaKpt- 
fiacOds,  1  a  par.  pass,  of 
AvoKptjidu)  -ui,  fr.  avd  intens.  and 

Kptjidw,  which  see. 
AvaKpiwv,  -ovTog,  b,  Anacreon,  a 

poet. 
AvoKpidC),  -fii,  -fi,  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of 
AvaKpivia,  \.  -vd,  p.  avaKiKp'iKa,  (fr. 
avd  intens.  and  Kpivui  to  judge) 
to   discern,  judge;    to  question, 
interrogate,  ask ;  to  examine,  in- 
quire, search  out  ;  to  decide,  de- 
termine. I  a.  act.  aviKplva.  per. 
pass.   avaKiKpi^i/jiai.   1  a.  avCKpf- 
d>jv,  1  f.  avaKptdi'/aofiai. 
AvaKolat;,  -lo;,    Att.    -£(i)f,  fi,  (fr. 
last)  a  trial,  hearing  ;  examina- 
tion, inquiry  ;  question. 
AvaKpovojiai,  (fr.   nvd  back,    and 
Kpovta    to    strike)   to  backwater, 
row  backwards,    shove  off"  from 
the  shore;  to  recede,  withdraw, 
yield  ;  to  delay,  defer ;  to  hinder, 
check,  repulse  ;  to  strike,  beat,  or 
play   upon   an    instrument ;     to 
prelude,  flourish,  prepare  to  be- 
gin, preface. 
'AvaKra,  a.  sin.  AvaxTcai,  Poet,  for 

dva^i,  d.  pi.  of  dva^. 
Avaxraofiat,    (fr.    avd    again,  and 
KTdofiat  to  possess)  to  get  again, 
regain,  recover  ;  to  be  reconciled 
attached,   conciliated,    pres.   inf. 
pass.  cont.  avaxraaOat.  1  a.  inf. 
mid.  avuKri'iaaaOat. 
AvuKnidis,  -(«>,  Att.  -twf,   i';,   (fr. 
last)    a  recovery,    or    regaining 
vthat  was  lost ;  refreshment,  re- 
lief; reconciliation. 
Avaxropla,  -ai,  I'l,  (fr.  rfrn^a  king) 

rule,  sway,  government. 
AvaKT6ptof,-ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  same)  rc- 
g'U;    a    master'' s,     relating  to  a 
master,  or  lord. 
AvdKTopov,    -ov,   ri,  (fr.   name)  a 
rourt^  palace  ;  a  temple,  particu- 
larly that  of  {'crcs  at  Elousis. 
AvaKvxXiaiiii,  -ov,  h,  (ir.  avaKvXlw 
to   revolve)  n  rirrumvolution,  n 
rrviilnt'on^  turning  ;  motion  in  a 
rirrlr. 
AvaKVKXiooii,  -loi,  Alt.  -f(i)5,  //,  {fr. 
same)  n  rirculnlion,  n  free  pas- 
sage, a  series  ofrreulnr  motions, 
a   r'  rnli/tinn. 


ANA 

Ai'oiCfXiu,  f.  -<ru),  p. -/fiT,  (fr.  oj'ii 
back,  and  ki'X/w  to  roll)  to  rutt 
bark  anil  J'orwnrih.  to  roll  up; 
to  u/ii'W,  turn  round;  to  creep 
out. 
AvaKvftliahii^ut,  (I'r.  ak'aintpns.nnd 
K-vfi!io\iti?<j  lo  pl:iy  on  the  cy:n- 
bal)  to  full  with  u  rruxh,  lo  br 
oi'erihrown,  ruinrcl,  dcslrot/cd. 
Ainiiirru),  (t"r.  ui'ti  up,  and  ».t'rrw 
to  bend)  to  bnut,  or  turn,  vp- 
ivarits ;  to  liti  up  the  head,  to 
look  xiptrards ;  to  rcnovcr  health 
or  spirits  ;  to  resume  liope,  take 
i:o<.iragc. 

Aiiu-ui/ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Aia- 
/tiii^of,  -aca,  -ay,  par.  1  a.  act. 
of  last. 

Avuvuni'ii),  f.  -Cab),  {avti  intcns.  and 
KwKvtt)  to  he\ya\\)to  shriek, scream, 
raise  an  oitlcn/,  or  lamentation. 

AidKii)\o;,  -ov,  0,  'i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
KuiXov  a  limb)  small,  short,  mi- 
nute ;  defective,  dr_/icient,  im- 
perfect. 

AraKws,  (fr.  o'laf  a  kino)  royolly, 
^randlfi,  extpiisil'-li/,Jincli/,  care 
fully,  diligently,  xvatchfuily. 

.\.iaKii}^ii5ij},  (fr.  next)  to  anchor, 
come  to  anchor,  to  moor;  to 
heave,  or  lie  to,  u:ait. 

AfaKuix>),  -»K,  /;,  i'or  avo^(^^. 

\va\apt7v,  2  a.  inf.  act Ai'aXa- 

Ihtc,  2  1)1.  2  a.  inipr.  act.  —  A va- 
X<ij5wi',  -ocaa,  -ui',2  a.  par.  act.  of 

Avn\afi[idi(i>,  f.  -X>'/\pOfiat,  J.  nvci- 
\>l<f)a,  (fr.  (ii-il  up,  and  >ia/i/?ai'a) 
to  take)  to  lift,  raise  ;  to  lake  up- 
on, assume,  umlertake  ;  to  take 
up,  carry,  convey,  lake  on  board 
ship,  or  on  a  beast ;  to  take  up 
arms;  to  tu.ke  in  sail,  furl ;  to 
take  a  wife,  marry;  to  take  up  the 
bridle,  curb  ;  to  take  up  a  book, 
read;  to  receive  breath,  recover, 
revive  ;  to  take  to  one's  self,  ap- 
propriate, procure  ;  to  gain,  con- 
ciliate ;  to  refresh,  reanimate.  2 
a.  act.  ind.  aviXajiov'  par.  ava- 
Aa;3iji',  1  a.  ind.  pass.  avOo'iiiOiiv. 

AvaXiijiTtii),  (fr.  ava  intens.  and 
Aa'^rw  to  shine)  to  shine  brightly, 
glitter  ;  to  burn  clearly  ;  to  en- 
lighten. 

XvaXyiiit  -toi-ous,  and  AvdXyiiTos, 
-01',  b,  li,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  d\yoi 
pain)  without  pain,  unaffectedby 
pain  ;  insensible,  unfeeling  ;  not 
painful. 

Ava\yrt<:'ta,  -af,  >;,  (fr.  last)  absence 
of,  or  freedom  from  pnin  ;  ease  ; 
apathy,  insaiiibility . 

Aia>,f/(j//tios,  par.  jire?.  pass,  of 

AraA/j'u, fr.  aiu  inlcns.  and  X/yw, 
which  see. 

Avd^jijifi'i,  -ilro;,  rb,  (fr.  avaXajifid- 
jw  to  talcc  up)  height, eminence ; 
a  fortress,  castle. 

AiuXi7rr/o.-,  -ov,  b,  »/,  (fr.  same)  to 
be  taken,  carried  ;  that  must  he 
taken,  &c.  according  to  the 
verb. 

AkiXt;-^({,  -loj,  Att.  -cus,  {/,  (fr. 
same)  a  recovery,  restoration,  a 
taking,  carrying  back,  or  an-ay  ; 
elevation^  or  lifting  vp,  a  re- 
moval, retiring,  witMrawing. 


ANA 

Ai'dM-TOi,  -011,6,1/,  (fr.  (J  npp.  and 

jjXiC  a  shoe)  unshod,  hurcfoot. 
'Am\iat:otoii,  Dor.  i'ot  avaXicKovaa, 
j     ff  in.  par.  pr<  s.  act.  of 

AVllXlaKk),    f.  (IcuX(iJ0r(i»,  p.  Ol'ljXuKCO, 

and  All.  undXiaKa,  (fr.  c.ii'i 
awa)',  and  aXlaKui  to  take)  to  take 
away,  u^astc,  consume,  expend; 
to  corrode,  impair,  destroy.  1  n. 
act.  aj'iJAwcrii.  2  a.  ind.  act.  ar^- 
Xuir. 
Ai'aX/iffa,    AvaXki'u,   -af,   nnd  Ion. 

Afil\K[>l.  -l;f,  ;;,    (fr.  UCXt)  WCok- 

Jiess,  timidity,  delicacy. 

'Ai'iiXxif,  -doi,  b, );,  (fr.  (I  neg.  nnd 
oX/ki)  strength)  weak,  feeble  ; 
timid,  delicate ;  slothful,  indo- 
lent. 

.ViiiAXf'fuf ,  Poet,  for  avaXc^ai,  1  a. 
par.  act.  of  aiaX/yw. 

Ai'u'XXo^mi,  f.  -oZfiui,  (fr.  avd  up, 
and  liWo^ai  to  leap)  to  leap, 
ju?np,  spring  up  ;  to  jump  upon  ; 
to  spring  back,  recoil. 

AvaXoyla,  -iig,  f/,  (fr.  atii  accord- 
ing to,  and  \uyos  account)  analo- 
gy, proportion. 

AvaXoyi^Ofiai,  f.  -laoftat,  (fr.  avii. 
apiece,  and  Xoyi^ojuu  to  tliink)  lo 
consider  severtdly  ;  to  deliberate, 
reason,  argue;  to  recount,  enu- 
merate; to  value,  estimate,  con- 
jecture. 

.\.vaXoyiaaoOt,  2  pi.  1  a.  inipr.  mid. 
oflabt. 

Ai'aXoyier/coj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same) 
thought,  consideration,  argument, 
reasonin!^  ;  an  account,  cnnme- 
rutiun,  list,  roll  ;  design,  propor- 
tion, harmony. 

AviiXoyo;,  -ov,  b,  17,  (fr.  avu  ac- 
cording to,  and  Xdyo;  reason) 
anahqous,  proportional ;  agree- 
able to,  consistent  with,  reason- 
able ;  suitable, ^/it.  proper. 

Ai'aXdyu;,  (fr.  last)  proportionally, 
consistently,  suitably. 

Ai'dXdj,  -ov,  b,  r\,  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
(iXs  salt)  ivilhout  salt,  insipid, 
tasteless. 

AvaXdo),  same  as  avaXlcKu). 

Ai'uXrof,  -ov,  b,  I],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
dXiui  to  grow)  not  thriving,  or 
prospering,  stunted,  dwarjish. 
Or,  (fr.  same,  and  uXi?  enough) 
insatiable,  greedy,  ravenous.  Or, 
(fr.  same,  and  iiXj  salt)  unsea- 
soned, not  salted,  insipid. 

AvaXviixtv,  Ion.  for  avaXvtiv  pres. 
inf.  act.  of aiaXiJu. 

AvdXvaii,  -toi,  Att.  -£(i)f,  )/,  (fr. 
next)  a  separation,  dimsion,  ana- 
lysis ;  a  deliverance,  ransom,  re- 
lease ;  a  loosening  oi  l\\b  cables, 
putting  In  sea,  departure  ;  return, 
coming  back. 

.KraXvoi,  f.  -tcro),  p.  -xa,  (fr.  avu 
again,  and  Xru  to  loose)  to  se- 
parate, divide,  looren,  unravel, 
untie,  to  hose  the  cables,  unmoor, 
put  lo  sea  ;  to  set  out,  depart  ;  to 
return  ;  lo  die  ;  to  dissolve,  dis- 
miss, break  up  ;  to  rest,  put  up, 
slop,  halt ;  to  free,  deliver,  re- 
trieve from  ;  to  diseliarge,  re- 
compimsr. 

AvaXa^cti,  -uva,  -ev,  1  a.  par.  pass, 
C-IO) 


ANA 

—  AvaXuO^rc,  2  pi.  1  n.  «ub. 
im.ss.  —  Ai'u'Xuiru,  Inn.  for  awj- 
Xwou,  -uj,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Ai'(iXu(rut,  I  a,  inf.  act.  of  avu- 

XllTKlO. 

AviiXuKu  —  ArdXwaa  —  A  laXurai, 
Ion.  (or  at't'XwKa,  per.  act.  avt'i- 
Xwoa,  1  a,  uit.  (iiijXwrui,  3  sin. 
per.  pass,  of  uvuXdu  obs.  ;  sea 
avaXlOKtji. 

AvuXuifiii,  -liros,  tH,  (fr.  avaXlaxu 
to  expend)  tarpinsivmess,  costli- 
ness, extravagance  ;  pi.  expense, 
cost,  cliarges. 

Ala'XwO-lf,     -lOf,     Att.  -CUf,   ,';,    (fr. 

avaXioKio  to  expend)  expense, 
expenditure,  consumption, waste; 
ruin,  destruction. 

AvuXwroi,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  same)  im- 
pregnable. 

Ai'ufiat^dui  -d,  (fr.  ava  intons.  and 
ixaiftdu)  to  covet)  lo  desire  pas- 
sionately, lo  long  eagerly ;  to 
rage. 

Ava/iavOdru),  (fr.  avd  again,  and 
fiavOdvui  to  learn)  tu  learn  over 
again. 

AKi/jn'ffvTo?, -ou,  6,  1;,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  lijin^a  a  cart)  impassable  by 
carriages. 

Avajjapniroi,  -ov,  b,  'j,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ujiaprdvui  to  sin)  without  sin, 
innocent,  faultless. 

Ava/xdaau),  or  -mo,  (fr.  ava  intens. 
and  ndacii)  to  wash)  to  cleanse 
thoroughly,  to  wash  out,  wipe 
away,  expiate. 

Avapd^ofiat,  (fr.  ard  again,  and 
lid^oftai  to  fight)  to  fight  again, 
to  lenew  the  battle,  pres.  inf, 
avaiid^eadat. 

Arajnfiiy(a~ai,  Ion.  for  avaiiCfitypi- 
I'oi  cia},  3  pi.  per.  pass,  of  ui'a- 
filyi'viii. 

Avajievii),  f.  -ficvw,  p.  -jxtjievijKa,  (fr. 
avd  intens.  and  ^tivw  to  wait) 
to  expect,  wait  for  ;  lo  persevere 
in  hope  ;  lo  await  the  charge, 
stand  the  brunt,  pres.  inf.  act. 
avaniviiv. 

Avdiiipoi,  Dor.  forariv^fooj. 

Avdpeaos,  -ov,  b,!/,  (fr.  am  intens. 
and  itiaos  middle)  in  the  midst, 
middlemost,  intermediate. 

Avaiiiarof,  -ov,  b,  )/,  (fr.  same,  and 
/jtoTO?  full)  quite  full. 

AvaniTpioftai  -oh^tat,  (fr.  same,  and 
licrpiia  to  measure)  lo  inspect, 
view,  survey  ;  to  set,  or  arrange 
an  ambuscade  ;  to  recount,  enu- 
meratc,  repeat  ;  to  measure  back, 
return  ;  to  experience,  discover  ; 
to  estimate,  value ;  to  measure 
out,  set,  task  ;  lopour,  discharge, 
shed.  1  a.  inf.  mid.  avaficrpt'i- 
caoOai. 

Avuiiiyvvjit,  and  -yetjoj,  (fr.  same, 
and  jiiyvvfji  lo  mix)  to  mix  to- 
gether ;  intermingle ;  to  con- 
found, confuse. 

AvanijivnaKui,  f.  avajjivi'iaoi,  p.  ava- 
iii>3vr)Ka,  (fr.  avii  again,  and 
lUfivi'icKia  to  remind)  to  call  lo 
win'!,  recollect  ;  to  remind,  ad- 
monish, per.  pass.  ava)iipvrip.ai. 
1  a.  avtjxvfia&riv- 

Avujiinvh',  Poet,  for di-a/ifVio. 


ANA 


ANA 


\pafii^,  {ft- ftii^iiyi'Vfit  10  a\\x)fo)i-\AviirTayiiviaroi,  -ov,  o,  ';,  (fr.  <i 
fustdly,  promiicuously.  neg.  and  avTayiiviarui  a  rival) 

.Kvaalaytrai,  3  sin.  pres.  pass.  fr.  '■  thai  has  no  equal,  mnlchless,  in- 
aid  and  fticyo),  whicli  see.  ;     viricible. 

Aia/i/i/voj,  Ion.  for  aiijfi/i/vos,  par.  \  Avdvrrii,  -tui  -oi'f,  6,^,  (tr.  ava  up, 


per.  pass,  of  avd-Tuy. 

Ai'afivao)  -€>,  (fr.  ava  intens.  and 
fivdio  to  remind)  to  hint,  inti- 
mate, suggest  ;  Avafiidoftai 
-Zliat,  to  be  reminded,  warned  ; 
to  remember,  recollect. 

Ava/ivicaOaii  Ion.  same  as  ova/i- 
vdtdat,  pres.  inf.  mid.  or  as  ava- 
jitfivncKctv,    pres.     inf.     act.  — 


and  avrdui  to  meet)  up  hill, 
steep  ;  inacctssible  ;  rugged. 

Avavripftrtros,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
airi  against,  and  piio  to  speak) 
indisputable,  unquestionable,  in- 
contestable. 

AvavrtpfjiiToii,  (fr.  last)  icithont 
contradiction,  indisputably, 

AvavrXio)  -w,  (fr.   nvd  intens.  and 


Avafivrjaddfitv,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  |  ai>T\ioi  to  pmnp)  to  pump  dry, 
pass.  —  AmitvvcOeii,  -claa,  -iv,  j  exhaust,  drain  ;  to  endure,  suffer. 
par.  1  a.  pass.  —  Avafivfitnii,] Ardwra,  Dor.  for  av>)\vra,  (fr.  a 
-tii,  -£t,  1  f.  iiid.  act  of  avnui/do),  I  neg.  ;d  avvo)  to  complete)  in 
or  avaiufivtiaKui.  vain,j'ruillessly,  to  no  purpose. 


Avd/ivtiati,  -loi,  Att.  -tu){,  Ti,  (fr. 
avanvdh)  to  remind)  remem- 
brance, a  commemoration,  a  me- 
morial. 


Ava^,  -oKTog,  b,  a  fciw^,  .wvereign, 

monarch,  lord,  master. 
'Ava^a,    Ion.  for  i^va^a ,  1  a.   ind. 

act.  —  Avd^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act 


AianopfivptcKt,  Ion.  for  avr/idpfivpc,  I      .\.vd^aa:Oai,  I  a.  inf.  mid.  — 'Ava- 

3  sin.  imp.  of  j     icn,  I  f.  inf.  act.  oi' aidacw. 

.Kvafiopiivpu),   (fr.  ava  intens.   and | Ava'^ap;^of ,  -ov,  b,  Ana.varchvs,  a 

liop/ivpu  to  murmur)  to  bubble,  or      man's  name. 

foam  with  loud  murmuring,  roar,]  AvaXripaivui,    (fr.  nvd  intens.    and 

bellow.  1     ^ripaiviD  to  dry)  to  dry  up,  parch  ; 

Ava/w)(\cvu,  f.   -<ru),    (fr.  avd  up,       to  empty,  (junff". 

and  /»o;fXdj  a  bar)  to  lift,  raise,] .\va(id\oyos,  -nv,  o,  i),   (fr-  «  neg. 

lemoix  with    bars,   or  levers  ;  <o|      (i^iof  deserving,    and  .\6yoi  ac- 

unhar,  unlock.  '      count)   jio^  U'or//t    remembrance, 

Ai afiipiXcKTOi,  -ov,  0,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  I      worthtc.i.^,  insigmjicant. 

and  a/ji^iX/yu  to  doubt)  and  .iinfioirufltw  -w,    (fr.   avd^to<;  nn- 

Ava/i0iXoyo,-,   -ou,  6,  //,  and  A^^i-  i      merited,  and  TrnaX'^'  'o  endure) 

Arfyuf,  adv.  (fr.  same)  and  i      to  sujer  wroiigfutty,  elidure  un- 

Avaii(piajh'iT)iro;,   -ov,  li,  >i,   (fr.   a[      desen-edly  ;  to  resent,  feel  indig- 

neg.  and  aiKpiafiriTtin  to  contro-!      nanl. 

vert)    doubtless,    unquestionable,! Avd^ioi,  -ov,  o,  i';,   (fr.  a  neg.  and 

certain,  satiifactory.  j     a'fios deserving)  jow/csrrwng-jji?!- 

AvanipiaPvn'iTWi,   (fr.  last)  »w//(Oj//|      worthy,  v>nrthle.''s,/nean,insigni- 

cimtrovtrsy,  certainly.  I    fcant  ;  unmerited,  undeserved. 

Avavcpla,  -a(,   >'/,   (fr.    next)  «/o</i,  I  Arn((0i5p/iiy^,    -lyyi,    b,    »/,    (fr. 

laziness;  rowardice.  j      nia(r<7u>  to   couunand,    and  tbup- 

'Avuvipoi,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  a  neg.  and       /iiy^  the   harp)    adapted   to  the 


(11(0  a  man)  unlike  a  man,  un 
.iinnly,  cmr.nrdly,  timorous. 

A 1  dvf'puti,  (fr.  ia.Bt)fearfnlly,  timor- 
ously. 

Avavti<j>  -u,  f.  -ticbi,  p.  -vtvioiKn, 
(fr.  ava  again,  and  vlog  new)  <o 
renev;,  restore,  re-establish ;  to 
call  to  mind. 

AvAvivaii,   -toi,   Att.   -cu)i,  fi,  (Ir 


hnr]),  demanding  its  .strains 
Arufi'«s,     (fr.    five's'"";   unworthy) 
unworthily,   unbecomingly,   irre- 
verently. 
Ava^iinU, -i^oi;,  i';,  (fr.  aivj  up,  and 
Bvoiii  to  draw)  breeches,  trousers, 
legginfrs,  stockings. 
AvaoiytoKov,  Ion.  and  Poet.  Ibravt- 
biynv,  or  i)vniynv,  imp.  ofavoiyta 


next)   a  raising  or  droving  back >AvaTTnyyiy\iii,   (fr.   «!'«  agam.  nrd 
of   ino    head,    cxpresKive  of   a      from,   and   ayyi^ho   to   tell)   <o 
refusal,   a   denial,     rejfcjion  ;    n       brins  back  word  again  ;  to  bring 
respite,  escape  ;  rest,  renovation,       an  answer. 
revival.  lAvaraiavli^io,  fr.    nvii  intens.    and 

Avavrv(i),  f.  -aio,   p.   -vivi.vKa,   (fr.  [      Traiav/^hj,  whicl>  see. 

avd  back,  and  I'tww  to  nod)  lo\  AvanatfcvT6Tponn(,  -nv,  n,  i),  (Ir. 
raise  up,  !iin(\  draw  hack  the  heart ;  I  «iii  inteufi.  nrrnlcivTOs  untaught, 
In  refuse,  deny;  decline,  reject;'^  an<\  Tpdnn  u^aMiuir)  tntnlly  uned- 
In  rttptre,  lireaihe,  revive.  I      ucated,  i/uite  uninformed. 

Avaviu)ai<,  -iii(,  .\tt.  -£uj,  fi,  (fr.  I  A>a'r«/^t,j,  f. -fw,  p. -v<i,  (fr.  same, 
ivaviAu  to  renew)  a  renewal,  re-\  anil  znl^i,)  to  piny)  tn  play  upon, 
mnalioit,  rrstoration.  tn  mock,  delii'te,  iti.ciirr. 

Avavi'iipui,  f.  -i^u,  p.  -ihnipa,  (fr. !  AVHiraX"',    (fr-    same,    and    zd\iv 
nv<2  again,  ami  i;,)^bi  tobe  folier) '     again)    o«    the    contrary;    back 
10  becrnni    snlxr ;    to   come  tn  a\     again, 
right  mind.  |  Ai'awrfXXu,    (fr.  an)    mtrnn.    tind 

Arav/jil'wri,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  BCt,  fif       niXXi.)   to  vibrate)   to  brandish, 


last. 
Avavioi,  -ov,  b,  ytnanias,  a  ttian'l 

name. 
■  \iarr(i,for(jvi/»T;),n.pl.or>ifd»T»;c. 
F' 


shake,  flourish  ;  to  excite,  itisti 
gate.    ]  n.  |)fir.  act.  ai>n:r^;Xa('  2 
a.  par.  nrrnr/iXiiv,  Ion.  and  Sync. 
oirrrtXiui . 

(tl) 


ANA 

AvcJTraXo?,  -otr,  o,  (fr.  ai'iJagain,  and 
niXXoj  to  shake)fi  new  allotment, 
change  of  lot,  alteration. 

Avardaauj,  (fr.  same,  and  vdaau 
to  sprinkle)  to  hedeio,  bespread  ; 
to  adorn,  celebrate. 

AvuTTava,  and  AroTratiXa, -ijs,  Avd- 
■Javaii,  -tog,  Att.  -tuf,  //,  Avri- 
-avpa,-aTOi,Tb,  (fr.  ava-rravw  to 
give  rest)  cessation,  interval,  in- 
tcrinission  ;  re-H,  repose  ;  recrea- 
tion ;  an  abode,  residence. 

AvavavTt'ipiov,  and  ava-navoTfipiov, 
-OV,  TV,  (fr.  same)  rest,  rejresh- 
ment ;  a  resting,  or  stopping 
place,  an  inn. 

Ai'arauo),  f.  -ato,  p.  -<ca,  (fr.  ava 
intens.  and  -avw  to  make  to 
cease)  to  stop,  ynake  cease ;  to 
give  rest ;  to  cpdct,  still,  calm ; 
tn  refresh,  recreate.  A vanavopat, 
to  cease,  make  an  end ;  to  rest, 
take  rest,  be  quiet,  per.  pass. 
ava-ivavfiai.  1  a.  mid.  avevav- 
adptjv. 

Ava-ciOci,  3  sin,  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

Ava-d6(ij,  f.  -au),  p.  -Ka,  (fr.  ava 
back,  and  irtido)  to  persuade)  to 
duisuade,  persvade  from,  or 
against  ;  to  induce,  prompt. 

Ava'zcipdio  -Z,  f.  -daw,  p.  -axa,  (fr. 
ava  intens.  Jind  rrcipnci)  to  try)  to 
prove  ;  to  attempt,  endeavour  ;  tn 
plan,  contrive. 

Avavdpoi,  (fr.  same,  and  irt/pw  to 
pierce)  to  pierce,  or  run  through. 

Ai'airf/(7r«^0fja(,  (fr.  ma  up,  and 
rrn/i-jd^oiiat  to  count)  to  recount, 
revolve,  consider  ;  to  enumerate  ; 
to  retrace,  go  over  again. 

AvoTf/imi),  f.  -\pu),  p.  -0n,  (fr.  avU 
back,  and  cf'/iTrw  to  send)  to  neJid 
forth,  up,  or  hark  ;  to  reynit,  re- 
turn. 

.\.var:iravTai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass, 
of  ava:r«u(i>. 

Ava-cirX)jpii>vTai,  3 pi.  per.  pass,  of 
ui'aTrXijpiih). 

AvairtTTTapivoi,  Sync,  for  (ivaTrtirf- 
TUfiivoi,  or  nvaTrtTTCTaapfvoi,  per. 
par.  pass,  of  ai'uTrcTn'w,  -dt^u>, 
-ni'vOdj,  or -o'l'i'u/ii.  Or,  par.  ol 
TrlzTOfiai,  for  ivTapai,  per.  pass. 
ofiTTTiifii,  the  same  as  n-fVo/mi, 
rri-nnai,  or  :riTdoiiiii. 

AvoTTCTTTioKwi,  pcr.  par.  act.  — 
AvairiTtTioiiivoi,  per.  par.  pass. 
—  Avdzconi,  mid.  and  AiHrrfffoi', 
act.  I  a.  impr. — AriiTfcnv,  inf. 
and  Avinrraihv,  -ovoa,  -dv,  par. 
2  a.  lie  I.  ofaiaTrlzTw. 

A idirf rriw,  -dCta,  -ai'iiiw,  or  -dvx'V- 
/!(,  f.  -am,  (fr.  rim  intens.  and 
jTrrdio,  Sic.  to  spread)  tn  open 
wide,  unfold,  cvjxind,  unfurl ;  ti< 
stretch  out,  sprrail  abroad. 

Ava-riijitirit,  p.  mid.  rt\' nvn^alvM. 

Ai'ar;;yi '5/11  (fr.  «r(i  up,  and  r:iiy 
Mi/ii  to  iiislcn)  to  suspend,  hang, 
itrjix  up. 

Avamiiido)  -iii,  1.  -<;(7ii),  p.  -f/m,  (fr. 
(ii'i!  lip,  and  ztji'di:)  lo  leap)  to 
start,  or  spring  np  ;  lo  vault 
upon  ;  tn  hound,  bounce ;  In 
leap  back.  I  a.  par.  act.  avann- 
i^i'iaaf. 

Ai"iVr)«c)v,  -01 ,  0,  II,  (Ir.  avU  intcnj. 


ANA 

and   ntjpdi   maimed)    mutilated, 

maimed. 
Ai'aTi/iTAd'i'iii,   |)ros.    inf.  net.    fr. 

same,  and  r/f(irX>//ii,  which  soo. 
Ariir/rru),  f.  -Zicov/iat,  p.  -r/irno- 

Kii,   f  fr.  same,  and  Tfrrw  to  fall) 

f()./(iW  rfoiOTi  ;  to  lie  down,  rrcline, 


instead  of  sitting,  as  now,  nl 
mealu ;  to  bend,  or  lean  back  ;  to 
delay,  defer. 

Avavirvu/ici',  Ion.  and  Dor.  forava- 
irindvin,  pres.  inf.  act.  —  Aia- 
T7iTidftivoi,  pres.  par.  pass,  of 

Avaxlrviifit,  (fr.  aid  intens.  and 
T/rvv/ii,  TiTiau),  or  irtrviu)  wiiich 
see)  used  for  avairiTrrw  to  fall, 
lie,  or  lay  down, 

AvartXaKTiTOi,  -ov,  i,  >},  (fr.  avi  up 
and  down,  and  rrXaiJu  to  wan- 
der) wanderitig,  roving;  pursu- 
ing, tracing^  hunting  ;  devious, 
irregular. 

Ai'airXu'ffairff,  1  a.  par.  act.  of 

AvaTrXduou),  or  -rru,  (fr.  ava  in- 
tens. and  TrXdaato  to  sha])e)  to 
make,  form  ;  to  fashion,  shape, 
mould  ;  to  imagine,  compose. 

AvairXiKovrt,  Dor.  for  amTtXiKovci, 
3  p).  pres.  fr.  ai-a  intens.  and 
vXeKo),  which  see. 

Ava'rXeof, -ou,  h,  i;,  (fr.  ava  intens. 
and  rrXfof  full)  quite  full,  filled, 
sluj'ed,  crowded. 

AvarXfiio-to-Oai,  1  f.  mid.  of  Ava- 
TrXiu)  -(3,  f.  -cxJcu,  (fr.  avrt  back, 
and  ttX/u)  to  sail)  /o  set  sail  away, 
or  fcart,  sail  ho7ne. 

AvoTrX/uf,  -u),  6,  fi,  Ion.  and  Att. 
for  ava'ffXtof. 

AvarXijQi/o-ovrai,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind. 
pass,  of 

AvaT\rj6w,  fr.  avd  up,  and  irXijOw, 
which  see.  1  a.  inf.  ara-jXijaat. 

AvairXrjpovTat,  3  sin.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  pass,  of 

Ava-zXiipdii)  -a,  f.  -iJiTu,  p.  -uKa  (fr. 
same,  and  rX;7pi5u  to  fill)  to  Jilt 
up,  supply,  complete  ;  fulfl,  ac- 
complish. 

AvarXiJpwffif,  -loj,  Att.  -cw;,  q,  (fr. 
same)  compklion,  fulfilment,  ac- 
complishment. 

AviiffXoof  cont.  nvo'TrXoiif,  -oou  -ov, 
i,  (fr.  avu  back,  and  rXcioj  a  voy- 
age) o  voyage,  sailvig  hack,  or 

Avan-XSfw,  f.  -Svui,  (fr.  ava  again, 
andirXiJva)  to  wash)  to  wash  out, 
wash  clean,  or  thoroughly. 

AvaitXuictv,  pres.  inf.  fr.  ova  back, 
and  rXuJQ),  which  see. 

Avdirvevfia,  -drof,  rb,  and  A  varvw 
<ri5,   -tos,   Att.   -£w{,  )';,  (fr.  ava 
again,   and    irn'w    to    breathe) 
breathing,  respiration,    drawing 
breath,  rest,  refreshment. 

Ai'rfiTV<u<rTO{,-ou,o,i(,(fr.  a  nog.  and 
same)  not  breathing,  breolhless. 

Avurvfu  -ui,  f.  -cvcii),  and  Avht- 
vclb),  (fr.  >iva  again,  and  Kume) 
to  breathe,  rcsjjire  ;  to  t'ike  brcith, 
rest,  recover,  revive. 

Ava-rrvoii,  -hi,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  respira- 
tion, breathing,  taking  l/reath. 

Avanvvu),  or-jJfiijSameasavuTTv/ui. 
1  a.  pass,  avriirvivdriv.  Poet,  and 
Ion.  a)n:ti\ivOr)V. 


ANA 

AvairiihtKTix;,  -ov,  6,  i/,  (fr.  a  neg, 
(uri  intens.  and  fitUvvfit  to  show) 
impiolmUi;  unlikely  ;  not  proveil 
unsupported. 

Avazufl^u),  (fr.  ai'iiback,  and  noil- 
^u)  to  slvp\  to  go  biich,  ritreat  ; 
to  walk  backwards  ;  to  retrace,  re- 
tract;  to  examine,  inquire  into, 
rectify. 

Avaroitcfiiii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  lust)  a  re- 
turn ;  inquiry,  examination. 

Ayarroitu)  -ut,  f.  -i/ctu),  |).  -t/Ka,  (fr. 
aid  intens.  and  -oiim  to  make) 
to  make  up,  form,  prepare. 

AidKoivoi,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
dtrotvov  ransom)  unransomed, 
without  rrmsom,free. 

Ai'UTroXf^o),  Poet,  for  avaTroX/u  -w, 
(fr.  avd  about,  and  roX/ui  to 
turn)  to  consider,  deliberate  ;  to 
turn  up,  or  break  fresh  ground ; 
to  roll,  tumble. 

' Ava-JToXdyiiTOi,  -ov,  b, »;,  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  u-uXoyt'o/^ai  to  vindicate) 
not  to  be  defended,  without  apolo- 
gy, inexaisable. 

AvuTzpi'/Ou,  f.  -aw,  (fr.  avd  intens. 
and  TTpi'iOo)  to  burn)  to  set  on  fire, 
kindle,  burn ;  to  scorch,  blast ; 
to  shed  burning  tears,  tveep 
violently.  Also  for  avarrXt'iOw, 
to  Jill,  Jill  up,  swell,  expand.  1  a. 
par.  act.  ava-apfiaas. 

AvaTTpi^o),  or  Avairpio),  (fr.  same, 
and  nplo}  to  saw)  to  cut  asunder, 
to  cut  off;  to  gnash,  or  grind 
the  teeth. 

Avd-rrrafiai,  and  AvdT;TaaOai,  see 
in  avlirrrini. 

AvairTtpob)  -aij  (fr.  avii  up,  and 
TTTiphv  a  wmg)  to  give  wings, 
makefy  ;  to  give  spirits,  ani- 
mate, exhilarate,  encourage  ; 
AvatzTCpdopai  -oijuat,  to  liave 
wings,  or  be  winged  ;  to  take  wing, 
Jly,  flutter ;  tojlucluate,  doubt. 

Avarrcpvyi^io,  (fr.  same,  and  nrj 
pv^    a    wing)  to  wing,  rise  un 
wings,  soar. 

AvanTt]vai,^VL.  inf.  act.  o[ avtTTTr)fit 

Ava-nToionai  -ovfiai,  (fr.  avd  intens 
and  iTToito  to  amaze)  to  be  arnaz 
ed,  astonished,  confounded ;    to 
covet,  desire  earnestly. 

AvaiTTOiionai,  Poet,  for  last,  ppcr, 
pass.  avci;Totriitr]v,  -jjao,  -ijto. 

Ava7rTvaatJi,{.  -f(<J,p.  avirrrvx^n,  (fr. 
avd  back,  and  TTTvaaiii  to  fold)  to 
unfold,  unrnl,  open,  spread  out. 

Avairrvx'h  ""/fi  '^i  C'''-  last)  an  open- 
ing, unfolding,  disclosing  ;  ava-rr- 
Tii^^ui,  the  rays  of  the  sun. 
Avdvrw,  f.  -\pu>,  p.  dvrjfa,  (fr.  avd 
intens.  and  utttw  to  touch)  to 
kindle,  light,  set  on  fre  ;  to  fix, 
fasten,  hang,  or  set  up ;  to  con- 
secrate, dedicate.  AvdTtTOjxat,  to 
catch,  cling  to  ;  to  be  tied  idjout, 
girt  dressed  ;  to  dress,  put  on 
clothes  ;   to  cover,  lay    un.   1  a. 


ANA 


act.    dvrixpa.    pres.    par.    pass. 


avuTTTdncvoi,  g.  Ion.  avaitTa^ii- 
vato.  I  a.  pass.  avt'i^Orjv, 
Avdnvarns,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
TvvOdvofiai  or  vtvOofiai  to  hear) 
published,  proclaimed ;  heard, 
known. 

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Avdiru,  Dor.  for  Avd-irov,  g.  of 'A»a- 
iro>-,  b,  Anapus,  a  river  in  Sicily. 
Avdnurrii;,  or  Aciironn,  and  AvaTru- 
Tti,  by  Sync.  n>7rwrif,  -io<r,  Att, 
-.'(OS-,  i),  (fr.  avd  intens.  and  irlvia 
to  drink)  asinking  nr  absorption 
of  walfrs;  the  rijlux  of  the  sea, 
ebbing  of  the  tide. 
Avapaipi/Kd)!,  Alt.  and  Avapfiaiprj- 
Kuij,  Ion.  for  aviipriK&i,  per,  par. 
of  avatplw, 
'AvapOpoi,-oy,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
dpOpov  a  joint)  disjointed,  loose, 
fruil,  weak  ;  disabled,  lame. 
AvapiO^iu)  -a,  (fr.  avd  again,  and 
apiOjiLfii)  to  count)  to  reckon  over 
again,  count  up,  recount,  enume- 
rate. 
AvapiOjinroi,  -ov,  b, }),  (fr.  same) 
innumerable,  numberless,  count- 
less ;   insignificant,  trivicd. 
AvdpioTOi,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
dpiarov    dinner)    bej'ore    dinner, 
without  dinner,  fasting. 
Avaplrijs,  -ov,  b,  ashell-fisli. 
Aviipjioaroi,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
(ip/<(5^w  to  adapt)  urifit,  unsuita- 
ble, improper  ;  untuned,  unhar- 
monized. 
AvapTtdlu),  f.  -(f(T(i),  (fr.  avd  up,  and 
apirdcw  to  seize)  to  snatch  up,  or 
away  ;  to  seize,  carry   off",  rob, 
plunder.   1  a.  par.  act.  avapvu- 
aai. 
AvapiraoTos,  -ov,  i,  j^,  (fr.  last)  car- 
ried   off,    hurried   off,    snatched 
away  ;      cut     off,     intercepted ; 
seized,  plundered. 
AvapiidrrTiii,  f.  -\pu>,  (fr,  avi  again, 
and  pdiTTia  to    sew)  to  sew,  or 
stitch  up  ;  to  mend,  repair,  reft. 
par.  per.  pass,  avcpjjafiivos. 
Avapfitipa,  -drof,  ri,    (fr.   ava   up, 
and  p/cj  to  speak)   a  proclama- 
tion by  a  crier,  publication,  pro- 
mulgation. 
AvappTjtioi,  or  -^riyviipi,  f.  -fw,  (fr. 
aid  up  out,  and  /»/yvu/it  to  break) 
to   tear,   rip  up,    open   violently, 
hurst  asunder  ;  to  break  out,  tip, 
or  forth  ;  to  break  iff.     1  f.    inl". 
avapjn'i^eiv.  1  a.    act.    ind.  avcp- 
pi'l^a'  opt.  ^ol.  avaphi'i^cta,  -nj, 
-r  inf.  avaplji'i^ai.  2  f.  inf.  pass. 
a)'nppay»;(7£(T0a(. 
Avapiinri^o),    (fr.   avd    intens.  and 
piTTi'^w  to  ventilate)  to  kindle,  to 
blow  into  aflame;    to  income, 
excite  desire. 
AvapptTiTiu),  or  avapfihrio,  f.  -^'ii>, 
p.  avipptipa,  (fr.  avd  up,  and  filrc- 
rui  to  throw)  to  throw,  cast,fling 
upwards  ;  to  dart. 
Avapjioiji&iii)   -ijj,  f.  -I'laii),   (fr.  avd 
intens.  and  ^o/fof    a   crash)    to 
absorb,    ingulph,    engorge;     to 
swalloiv  with  noise. 
Avapiioiyiti,  for  avcpfiayCji,  paf-  P- 

mid.  of  avaphi'/aau). 
Avjppuvvu/ii,  (fr.  avd  again,  and 
jjiivvvfit  to  strengthen)  to  recover, 
grow  strong ;  to  become  reso- 
lute, determine;  to  corroborate, 
strengthen. 
AvapjiijiaOevrti,    n.    pi.    par,  1  a, 

pass,  of  last, 
lAvcipjio;,  -oVfb,  ^,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 


Jf' 


AiSA 

nob>  to  agree)  implacable,  inexo- 
rable ;  contrary,  unsuitable,  un- 
pleasing,  unfit. 

Avaprdo),  fr.  av.i  up,  and  aprdio, 
which  see. 

Avapmroj,  -ouj  6,1/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
apri'ia  to  pickle)  not  seasoned, 
unsavoury,  tasteless. 

Kvapx^c,  -as.  Ion.  -xh,  -IS,  >'i,  (fr. 
same,  and  apx'i  government) 
ftxtnjt  of  government,  or  magis- 
trates ;  anarchy,  confusion  ;  tu- 
mult, riot,  disturbance. 

'Aiapxos,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  same)  witli- 
out  rule;    tumultuous,  riotous; 
^     without    a   beginning,    from   all 
"     eternity. 

Xvaacipd^o),  (fr.  avii  back,  and  aet- 
pd  a  chain)  to  drag  icilh  a  chain. 

Avorciu),  f.  -au),  p.  -Ka,  (fr.  avii  Up, 
and  celti)  to  shake)  to  excite,  stir 
up,  rouse,  promote;  to  move, 
affed ;  tn  shake,  or  wave  the 
hand  ;  to  shafce,  or  titrow  off;  to 
thake  out,  try,  examine. 

Avaatffx'pfifvos,  (par.  per.  pass,  of 
avaffvpo})  draum,  or  tucked  up  ; 
indecent,  obscene. 

Ava<r»ra'T7Tw,  fr.  ava  up,  and  OKdiiTui, 
which  see. 

AvaoKcvd^o),  f.  -uau),  p.  -ana,  (fr. 
ni'ii  back,  and  axcvdl^io  to  pre- 
pare) to  repair,  renew,  restore  ; 
to  collect,  gntlurr,  pillage ;  to 
overthroiD,  subvert,  destroy,  de- 
molish, ruin  ;  to  break  through, 
violate,  infringe  ;  tn  abolish,  an- 
nul; to  take,  or  put  away,  re- 
)  move;  to  refute,  weaken,  dis- 
prove; AvaaKCvd^Ofiai,  lopack  up, 
hind  on,  harness,  yoke  ;  to  change] 
fjuarters,  remove,  depart. 

XvaaKnaerlos,  -ov,  b,  {/,  (fr.  last)  to 
he  overthrovm^  &c.  Sen  the  verb. 

Kva'!KivaG-rXKhs,-r],  -bv,  (fr.  same) 
ruinous,    destructive,  pernicious. 

/iiaaxcvr),  -ijf,  i/,  (fr.  samo)  repair, 
restoration,  renewal ;  destruction, 
ruin,  mirrthrow ;  contrarliclion, 
disproof,  conviction . 

AtaoKipTdii)  -u,  f.  -fiati),  p.  nvcaKlp- 
TT/Ka,  (fr.  avd  up,  and  oKiprau  to 
8ki|))  to  frisk,  gambol;  to  play 
wantonly  ;  to  kirk,  plunge. 

AmirKn^ovlOo,  (fr.  itiii  up,  and  axd- 
\o\p  a  xtakc)  to  empale. 

Avaano-rfio  -io,  f.  -tjoa),  (fr.  nvd  in- 
tens.  and  nKoniu)  to  (■oii.sid(tr)  to 
think  maturely,  rlrlihrrnlr  ;  to 
ineditnir,  mum ,  rrflcrt  upon, 

Avaaofllia  -w,  (fr.  uvil  hark,  and 
iTojUui  to  ijrive  away)  In  throui 
brick  ;  to  Kcarr,  frighten  nvmy. 

KtA-macToi,  -ov,  h,  !i,  (fr.  nc-xl) 
ilnni-n  up,  hrnugld  bark,  with- 
droM-n  ;  lorn,  dragged  away. 

Atrinxdii)  -w,  f.  -d'eo),  p.  iivlnndKn, 
(fr.  avi\  up,  and  itt./u  to  ilraw) 
'o  draw  up,  hark,  or  out,  c.rtrar.l ; 
In  root  1//1,  ov^Tlhrou;  throw 
diinn  ;  tn  tnir,  or  rip  up ;  to  be 
Irti'/us,  prolan  f^  J  protract. 
'Avanait,  -rjf,  !j,  {"•  ''"if  a  king)  n 

queen,  mistress,  lady. 
Ardonaraf,  D'lr.  fcpr  iiy'inm]Tof,  -nv, 
h,  1),  (fr.  a  nog.  and  I'lijonnjim  to 
l»e  inferior)  invincihlr. 


ANA 

Aiaffffct, Ssin. pres.  ind.  o^avdaaw. 
Aidcratlaaaa,  Poet,  for  avacuaaaa, 

1  a.  par.  fen\.  of  aiactiu. 
Aiaauijitv,  Ion.  for  avdacav,  pres. 

inf.  —  Avdaac,  pres.  impr.  — 
' Avaaaov,  Ion.  for  fivaaaov,  imp. 
ind.  of 

Ai'afTffa),  f.  -fu,  (fr.  dia^  a  king) 
to  reign,  ntle,  govern. 

Avdara,  (2  sin.  cont.  impr.  act.  of 
avatrrdu),  obs.  and  used  for  avaa- 
rrjOi,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  avftrrfj^ii) 
up  !  rise,  get  up. 

Ava(rTa6dv,  (fr.  avicTtiiii  to  stand 
up)  on  the  feet,  upright,  standing. 

AvaoraX/uVof,  Ion.  for  avtara^fii- 
ros,  par.  per.  pass,  of  arnoTtAXo). 

AvoCTTaXi'^a),  same  as  avaartvat^w. 

Avaards,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  2  a.  act. 
of  ai'(<Tr»;/ii. 

Avdardais,  -10;,  Att.  -£wf,  1;,  (fr. 
aviCTij/it  to  stand  up)  a  standing 
up,  rising,  resurrection ;  an  in- 
surrection, commotion,  tumult, 
uprising;  an  expulsion,  a  driv- 
ing out ;    overthrow,  devastation. 

AvdcTaros,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
uprooted,  expelled,  turned  out ; 
overturned,  ruined,  wasted,  de- 
stroyed. 

Avaarardu)  -d,  f.  -Aaut,  p.  artard- 
TciiKu,  (fr.  last)  to  subvert,  over- 
throw, destroy ;  to  unsettle,  dis- 
turb, excite,  promote  sedition. 

Avaarav pistil,  and  Avaoranodui  -w, 
f.  -uxjoi,  p.  -ii)Ka,  (fr.  aiii  upon, 
and  irraiipds  a  stake)  to  crucify  ; 
to  crucify  over  again. 

AvacravpovvTas,  a.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  avaaravpuoi. 

'Avacre,  by  Sync,  for  nvdararc,  2 
pi.  of  dvaara,  -drio,  for  avdaTtjOt, 

2  a.  impr.  act.  of  aviarrifit. 
AiaardXas,   -aaa,   -av,    1    a.    par. 

act.  of 

AvarrrlWij),  f.  -t\C:,  p.  avlaraXKa, 
(fr.  aid  up,  and  ariWio  to  send) 
to  send  (iff,  dismiss,  discharge  ; 
to  repulse  ;  to  dress,  put,  or  draw 
on;  to  restrain,  hinder,  check; 
to  contract,  draw  in ;  AvaariX^o- 
fiat,  tn  }fithdraw,  retire;  to  dis- 
semble, disguise,  feign. 

Avaartvd^o),  f.  -(^o),  p.  -ku,  and 
Avacrli'iD,  (fr.  ai«  intcris.  and 
oTcvd^ut  to  groan)  to  groan  hea- 
vily, sigh  deeply,  sob,  gasp,  pant. 

AvnBTcvdxi^i^,  or  Avaornvayt^d), 
and  AvuuTtvdx'^,  Poet,  same  as 
last. 

Avdarniia,  -liros,  rii,  (fr.  ni'i'(rri//<( 
tn  Mland  up)  erection,  elevation ; 
bright,  eminence  ;  substance  ;  a 
fort,  castle. 

Avdarriv,  Ion.  for  aviarriv,  2  a.  ind. 
art.  impr.  nvaarfiOi,  -tw.  2  pi. 
nvnartiTC  null.  tivaariTi,  -fn,  -Jj' 
inf.  nvaarHvai'  of  ntlaTt^iii. 

Avnarnml",  -as,  -t,  .^Kol.  for  ui'ii- 
ttTTjunliHy -an,  -at,  I  a.  opt.  act. 
of  unnic. 

AvanTp'iro^titfHO,  f.  -cftaia,  p.  -nKfa, 
(fK  avd  again,  and  (rTfiiirSTrt^ov  a 
ramp)  li  remove  a  camp,  change 
rpinrlers,  return. 

Ariiarptiijifirc,  impr.  and  -i/,;rTf ,  mib. 
2  it.  pass,  and 

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ANA 

AvatrTpitpcadai,  pres.  ind.  pass.  — 
Ava(srptip6fitvos,  -»;,  -ov,  par. 
pres.  ])ass.  of 

AviioTpiipo),  f.  -\j/(i),  p.  -<pa,  (fr.  avd 
back,  and  arpiipdi  to  turn)  to  turn 
back,  return;  to  overturn,  sub- 
vert, destroy  ;  to  invert,  turn 
upside  down.  ;  to  torture,  rack. 
Mid.  to  be  with,  live  with,  as- 
sociate with ;  to  he  conversant 
iti ;  to  spend  or  pass  time ;  lo 
turn  over,  revolve,  run  over,  or 
through.  2  a.  act.  aviaTpa<j>of' 
pass.  avtuTpdip'n',  per.  ind.  mid. 
avioTpoipa'  pass.  avioTpafifiat. 

AvaoTpnipdia  -w,  (fr.  last)  to  turn, 
roll,  xvind,  move  round,  pres.  inf. 
act.  ava<iTpo([idtiv  -ijiv, 

AvauTpoiiyrj,  -i]s,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a 
turning  back,  return;  an  over- 
tlu-ow,  reverse,  alteration,  change; 
a  course,  revolution  ;  state  of  be- 
ing ;  conduct,  behaviour,  man- 
ner of  life. 

Avaa-aat,  3  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 
aviartiftt. 

Avaaiipta,  (fr.  avd  up,  and  ovpu)  to 
draw)  to  raise,  draw  back,  un- 
cover ;  to  expose  indecently. 

Avacvoi,  or  -o-tOu),  (fr.  same,  and 
acvii)  or  (Tiifc)  to  rush)  to  rush 
forth  ;  dart,  spring  upon. 

Avacrda'XXw,  f.  -uXSi,  (fr.  avd  up, 
and  a(pdX\(ji  to  trip)  to  recover, 
as  from  a  slip,  or  from  illness, 
ri.5f,  become  better ;  to  flourish 
again,  be  restored  to  former  pros- 
perity. 

Ai'uffc/i^Xai,  inf.  of  avfafy]\a,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  last. 

Avaaxd^u),  (fr.  same,  a.ndaxd(o  or 
oXa'^u)  to  cut)  lo  beat,  drive,  or 
thrust  back  ;  to  repel,  turn  away  ; 
avaaxd^oijiat,  to  retire,  withdraw, 

AvatjxiOiji,  Poet,  for  avj'p^u),  or 
ai'f'cr^u). 

Avdax'-o,  Ion.  for  avdaxov,  2  a. 
impr.  mid.  —  Avaaxoifvv,  2  a. 
opt.  mid.  —  Avaoxofcvos,  par. 
2  a.  mid.  —  Avaaxiov,  par.  2  a, 
act,  of  avixu)- 

Avnaxcrbs,  ->i,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  tole- 
rable, to  be  borne. 

AvaaxK'-',  (fr.  nvd  intens.  and  oxl- 
^u)  to  split)  tn  cleave,  rend,  rip 
up,  split. 

Avn<jw^u>,  (fr.  (ii'a  intens.  and  irui^j. 
lo  save)  lo  jireservc,  deliver,  re- 
store ;  to  cause,  or  enable  to 
escape  ;  to  realise,  establish ; 
IVlid.  to  recover  again,  escape, 
sai  e  one's  self. 

Avarn^laOai,  1  f.  inf.  mid.  of  ava- 

TlCOTffQ). 

AvuTapdoau),  or  -rrw,  f.  -(u),  (fr. 
same,  and  mpdaau)  to  disturb) 
to  trouble,  disorder,  distract,  em- 
broil;  to  confound,  confuse;  lo 
excite  or  raise  commotion,  par. 
per.  pa.MK.  avaTtrapayuivos- 

AvardaoM,  or  -ttio,  f.  -im,  p.  -X", 
(fr.  Hamr,  and  rdnnut  ("  range)  lo 
arrange,  set  in  order  ;  In  com- 
pose, dispose,  adjust,  settle,  1  a. 
mid.  nviraidpriv. 

AvitrartKbs,  -h,  -iv,  (fr.  next)  ex- 
tended,  stretehtd  out;  extensive, 


A.NA 


V.NA 


Ai\A 


M.i'i  .      Inurrinf:,     shontiiif:,    or       mti)  to  iiurxr^  hrinf;  U]),iilurtilr, 

puiiUiiifi  ufiwarih;  etn)ii\tl,<iiger,l     rear,  i  u.  ucl.  uv/rfw/i/ioi''  puss. 

inotcnl,  iiunacing  ;  haiighti/,  ar-       nrcrpiliiiiv  1   :i.   llcl.   uviOfii.\l.it' 

rogitntf  vaiiiy  hoiisting.  mid.  «)t(^f)£i^(yi(;i'*  per.  mill,  iiru- 

AniTfOpa/i/iosi   -»;,  -»i',   par.    per.  i      r/rpui/m'^icr.  ]iiiss.  «r(i7(7()((/i/mi. 

pass,  lit aiarpiiJH-i.  iAiiiTfii)f^io,i.  nvaOpliw,  p.  iifaita^pii- 

AvarcliiD,  f.  -fid,  (IV.  uk'i  up,  iiml       /<i;/>(i,  (fV.  iiia  liiicli,  ami  tjii'yw '<> 

m'iu»  lo  rciiili)  to  t\tlintl,  .stnti:/i[      run)  /«  nai  liii<:k,  or  //;),•  /y  ns- 

olj/ ,•     /o    ntnicli     rounil    iil>i)ul,\      crti<l,iiiiiiiiU  ;  tu  gruii\  xhimt  vp ; 

surround;  to  raise,  Iwli/,  or  lijl\      1i>  jcl,  ^uah  out ;  lo  ir.ccilc,  witli- 

iip ;  lu  vtrge  upwunh.  !     draw;  lo  renn\  rrlraa;  intund, 

Ai'urtAf?,  3  sill.  1  f.  act.  —  .Vi'ut*A-  !  -  rrj'onil  ;  to  niri  ovrr,  disroiirsc  of, 

Ati,    '3  sill.    pros.    iial.    act. — j     rminirrale.  2  :\.  uui.  nvA.  uriitfiu- 

Avari'Wovcaii,  i\.   sin.   Icili.  par. '     /luv  per.   ind.    liiici.  ui'H('/<^p«/<u. 

prcs.  act.  — AiiiriTuAfcu,  -«j,  -cj      (fr.  ifii'imi,  ol>s.) 

per.  ind.  act.  of  Aivirfw::)),  -r/s,  i'/,    (fr.  avarpt-u)  lo 

Ai(iT/AAw,  I'.  -fAhi,  p.  ui'rtr/rnXcH,       ovtrliiin)  ovirtlirow,  ruin. 

(fr.  avii  lip,  and  rAAw  lo  rise)  <«  .4i'(iTpo(/)i),  -("/j,  //,  (IV.  ovaTpitjita  to 
/ni.vc,  ^ju.s7i  out,  throw  up,  jiroA  te;\r)  i(iucatioii, 
trude,  or  causn  to  rise  ;  to  pro-lAviirvziko  -u>,  f.  -o'lcoi,  p.  -(Okh,  (fr. 
i/mcc,  cause  to  be;  (o  spring  ;  /»!  «i7i  accordiiif;  to,  and  rvrros  a 
grow,  Imd,  shoot;  to  arise.  I  a.;  mark)  to  ii)iugi»i;  r.our.cive ;  to 
ind.  (ii/rfiA«*siib.  (ii(iTc/Aw  inf.  i  form  un  iniogr,  or  likiness,  re- 
lUHTtiAuc  per.  mid.  nvariru^a.',  present. 
AiaTi/iito,  (IV.  iiiii  iiilens.  an<l|'.Ai'ni;('uf,  -uv,  and  Ai'utiiiii,  -toi 
riitiui  to  cut)  lo  n<t  up.  j     -oiif,  6,  »;,   (iV.  «  ne^'.  an<l  nvi)>i 

AiaTCTfiriixiioi,  par.  per.   pass,  ot'i      voi<;e)    spnechle.ss^   uriitr,    ilutith, 

last.  j     sihnt. 

AruTiOiaai,  for  urdTiOiict,  3  pi.  lAi'(n'fr/r»f, -ou,  o,  ,'/,  (jr.  same,  and 
prcs.  ind.  act.  —  Ai'nri0tT-i,-/TO),  uu^tii'W  lo  j;ro\v)  llinl  does  not 
pres.  inipr.  act.  of  i      grow,  stinilid,  <limr/islt,  iliniinii- 

\iiiriOi)fii,  f.  -I'lauj,  p.  aviiriOtiKa,]     five. 

(fr.  ai'ii  up,  and  Tiy);/u  to  scl)  to\'Aviivui, -iw,  ii,  i),  (Ir.  .same,  and 
place,  or  put  above,  or  upon;  to\     itvu)  to  cry)  same  as  uvitvdoi. 
dedicate,  consecrate;    lo  ascrihe,\' AvuVfjoi, -iiv,  u,  I'l,  (IV.  «  neg.  and 
rf/i-)-,   ultriliute ;  to  erect,  liuild  ;\     nvpu    a   brcc/e)     xeaiiling   air  ; 


to  replace,  renew,  restore ;  lo  take  j  iriiluml    mind,    breathless,    still, 

up,  lift,  retnoic ;  to  propose,  coi/i-\  ratm.     Also,  (fr.  a   intens.   and 

inunicate,  imparl ;  loej:plain,de-\  xlto  to  t\o\\)  rolling  rapidly;  ii\Ayad>vf)ii),     fr.    same,    and    ^Opw, 

'•taj-fi ;    to  decree,   enact,  enjoin ;  torrent.  \      unicli  see 


tinpuli,  rejer  In  ;  Ai'<i>/>fpo^ai,  In 
uithdraw,  betake,  retire  ;  to  col' 
lert,  recover,  rise  up ;  1  a.  ind. 
(ii'i/rtyxii*  inf.  avcvlyKat'  par. 
itnivryKiii'  2  a.  ind.  ovi'iityKoi' 
inf.  laiviyKciv  par.  (n'ti'tyKo'ji" 
per.  ind.  pass,  i/ruior/iui,  as  if  fi. 
Ill  olio. 

AviiijidtU,  par.  1  :i.  pass,  ofavi'mriu. 

AiaijiXlyw,  (IV.  dia  intens.  and  diXi- 
yu  to  Inirn)  to  bum  vp,  bhiie, 
kindle,  blow  up. 

Ai'(iil>\c)(^Ui'iV(ii,  1  a.inl. pass. ol  last. 

Ai'(i(/iupii,  -Hs,  /;,  (fr.  iiinKjiifiui  to 
hear)  a  burden,  load ;  an  iiff'er- 
ing,  sacrijicc  ;  a  tax,  tribute,  re- 
venue ;  II  rising  up,  emersion ; 
exhalation,  evaporation  ;  recover!/, 
restoration,  recolteclion ;  a  iliit- 
churge,  issue;  a  leferimce,  rela- 
tion, tendtncy ;  narrative;  a 
charge  or  transfer  of  crime,  im- 
putation, appeal;  a  subterfuge, 
evasion ;  refuge,  shelter,  protec- 
tion ;  in  astrology,  the  sigti  rising 
after  the  horoscope,  the  ascendant. 

Ai'ail>opciii,  -ius,  Alt.  -tu>i,  0,  (fr. 
same)  a  bearer,  carrier;  a  bar, 
crow,  staff,  lever. 

Ai'(i^f)(i'^u/jiii,  (IV.  avii  intens.  and 
Oipa^ofiai  to  consider)  lo  obscrvi, 
2'erceive,  recognise,  acknowledge. 

Ariiippi'iaoti),  or  -ttw,  (fr.  same,  and 
(liQiicoio  lo  stO|i  nj))  to  hinder,  ob- 
struct; lo  close,  stop  up,  barricade. 

Avaijifwvri^ii),  (fr.  same,  and  i/;f/oi- 
n'^w  to  think)  to  consider,  pon- 
der, revolve,  meditate,  ilelibcrate. 


AiHTi'Of/iui,  to  set  vp,  demand, 
claim  ;  to  adopt,  or  alter  an  opi. 
nion.  per.  ind.  pass.  3  pl.  aiari- 


DcvTtif  2  a.  mid.  avcUi/niV  par.  Ava'voi,  f.  -aw,  (IV.  uiii  again,  and 
iivaOijUi'ui.  j      avM  to  cry)   to  exclaim,  shriek, 

Ai'/ri//«'(i) -tu,  (IV.  ova  np,  and  ti-\     cry  out ;  to  shout,  cheer. 

/irtu)  to  va\uc)  to  enhance,  raisetAiailiaivcadai,  |)res.  inf.  mid. — 
the  price,  pros.  inf.  act.  «i'ur</ju'- j  Aru^uwif,  -uca,  -iv,  n.  pi.  -iv- 
Liii  -Ijiy.  j     T€i,  par.  2  a.  |iass.  of 

Ai itrivay/iui, -ov,u,  {ir.  aiauilviis.  I Afuipuii'u),  I.  -ifiavd,  \>. -rtipayKa, 
and  TiiuVcrw  lo  qnivcr)  «ro;icu.v.  I  (fr.  urii  intens.  and  tUalviu  lo 
sion,  shock  ;  a  luolinl  change,  or  I      show)  lo  s/ioir,  make  appear,  ij- 


Ai«ii(7((r,  Uor.  |i)r.  (jn'/i  (Toi ,  3  pl.  1  |Ai«0ii(7((5oJi'rtj,  Poet,  for  uvaifiv- 
a.  —  AriiO^uj,  Dor.  lor  (H'hBcjs,  I  niCnrcs,  n.  (il.  cont.  jiar.  jires. 
par.  1  a.  of  i     IV.  ai'/)  intens.  and  (/niriHU),  or  i/<t- 

cti'iu),  whicli  see. 
Aiiiipiiio,  (IV.  iivii  again,  and  ipvu>  lo 


removal. 
Ai'irAuf,  par.  prcs.  act.  — .\.i(i7A,;- 

aai,  |)ar.  1  a.  acl.  of 
AidTXiifii,  (fr.  air't  intens.  and  rXij- 

III  to  bear)  to  stij/'er,  endure,  nn- 

dtrgo  ;  to  sustain,  support. 
AiarfjiilOui,  par.  1  a.  |iass.  of  uiu- 

Tt/l  I  (. 


AiiiruMi,   -i;f,  )■/,   (Ir.  »ior/AA(D  to      per.uliui 


/libit,  display ;  to  testify,  prove, 
r(mvincr,  convict  ;  to  accuse, 
charge.  Ax'atj,aivoiiai,tobe shown ; 
to  appear,  look,  seem.  per.  pass. 
ava-rriijiaiijjLai.  ~  a.  avupavijv. 

AvaipaipcTiti,  -iiv,  h,  >/,   (fr.  a  ncg. 

j  (iro  from,  and  nipio)  to  take)  not 
to  be  takin  away  ;  own,  proper, 


arise)  day-spring,  dawn;  sun- 
rise ;  the  east ;  the  eastern  parts 
of  the  u:orld. 

A iaro\tKii,  ->/,-ur, (fr. last ) eastern. 

.\iaTofi>i,  -Ti<,  I/,  (IV.  ni'iiri'iivw  lo 
cut  u|))  a  culling,  dividing,  dis- 
sextiou,  anatomy. 

AvfiTo/uKdi,  -il,  -or,  (fr.  I;is()  ana- 
frmiical,  an  anatnuiisl. 


Ai'o</»(/A(ii'7(a$,  -01',  0,  (IV.  next)  a 
bubl  man  ;  somewhat  bald. 

Ai'n</i/<A«v7o$,  -mi,  !/,  i),  bald,  with- 
out hair  on  the  top  oj'lhc  head. 

Avnij/ii\iiiiTOina,  -(iroj,  ro,  (Ir.  last) 
baldness. 

Avaipai'iii,  -iuv,  and  -i>ir,  (IV.  nva- 
i/iitlio)  lo  show)  iipenly,  plainly, 
clearly,  evidently 


Aiurp/roici,  3  pl.  prcs.  ind.  act.  of' Ai(i'/'/pw,   f.   uvuiahi,    (IV.   avu  np, 
Avar(j{Tij>,  (fr.  avn  back,  and  rptrui  I      and  c/j/pu  to  carry)  locarry,  bring 

lo  tnm)  to  subvert,  overturn;  to'      up,  or  back;    to  offer  sacrijicc ; 

trip,  Ihroii)  down,  lay  Jlal,  pros-  \     to  take  upon,   bear,  endure  ;    to 

trate  ;  to  refute,  disprove.  I     take,  renuive,  discharge,  dismiss  ;  ■^Ava^Ocis,  -uaa,  -iv,  I-  ]il.  -Od'TCf 

.^larpiipbi,  f.  uiuOpi\piit,  p.  avaTi-l     to  bleak  out,  burst  forth ;  to  re- ■      Jiar.  AvaxSiji'm,  inf.   1    .1.  pass. 

Toc'pa,  (fr.  avti  tip,  and  mlipoi  lol     jiorl,trll ;  to  concern,  relate  to;  toi     of  avilyw, 

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row)  lo  spring,  shoot,  sprout  up, 
bud  again  ;  produce,  bring  forth. 

Avatpuiiiii)  -Co,  f.  ->'/cii),  p.  avaT!tij)ij)- 
rtiKa,  (fr.  avii  intens.  and  <pu)v((ii 
to  speak)  to  exclaim,  call,  cry 
aloud;  to  sound  out. 

Ava')(iilu>,  (fr.  same,  and  X"^*^  '" 
yield)  to  retreat,  withdraw,  re- 
tire; lo  return. 

Avitxaii'i'),  or  Avuy'ivfw,  it.  same, 
and  ;^«ii'a),  whicli  sec. 

Ai'n;j^(ji7(^a),  f.  -iaio,  (fr.  ava  back, 
and  X"''^'!  ''^*^  mane)  to  fling 
back  the  mane ;  to  rear,  unhorse; 
to  precipitate,  cast  headlong,  over- 
turn ;  lo  behave  riotously,  or 
wantonly,  riot. 

Avuxiico'icllat,  Poet,  for  uvaxii- 
aacOiif  1  a.  inf.  mid  of  uiu^^u'^oi. 

Aviixi">,  f.  -ti'ffw,  (fr.  (ii'u  back, 
■ind  X''^  '"  poor)  to  pour  back; 
to  refund;  lo  pour  in,  or  upon, 
infuse ;  to  confound,  disturb. 
par.   !    a.    pass.   avaxvOth   and 

Arn;^»;iwi',  par.  ])res.  otavuxfl^iu'- 

See  avnx'dvui. 
'AvaxP\  by  Apo?.  before  an  a.spi- 

ratc  for  dvaKra,  a.  sin.  of  nvaf. 


A.NA 


ANJi 


Aiii;^;o»;,  -i/j,  >t,  (If-  uiu;^ta»  to  i)OUl'iAi'(!()tt7rO(!(^w,  f.  -iVio,  p.  -/jKJpurrd- 

out)  a  pouring  out,  overflowi?ig,l     fiKa,  {(r.  sdmc)  to  custare,  reduce 

inundation  ;    n  passage,  course; ,     to  servitude ;  treat  as  a  slave. 

the  opening,  or  mouth  of  a  rr'iw. '  Aif5p(i7ro(5i<rn/j,  -ou,  u,  (fr.  same)  a 
\ya^vdtis,  par.  1  a.  pass,  of  uin-;      man-stealer,    kidnapper,    d.    pi. 

;)^f(<).  «i'(3pa:roi«7ru?i.  /'^^ 

Ai'<<;^;i'aiJ>-'of,  Att.  .£a;i;,(fr.  same):  Ai'Jpa-o^oi',  -ov,  "ro^  (fr.    ((I'ijp    a 

o  pouring  forth,   effusion;    ani     nian,  and  mEs  the  foot)  a  slave. 

inundation,  lake,  pool ;    a  sink,\Avipa-oSioS>ii,  -eos -or;,  o,  fi,  (fr. 

vortex;    gulf  of  vice,    or    </«-!     last)  slavish,  ■icrvile. 

bauchery,  profusion, prodigality.] A.i'5pa^0tii,  -fos  -uvi,  'u,  '/,  (fr.  airip 

a.  sin.  ai'd^vaiv.  a  man,  and  ii)(p<is  a  burden)  too 

Amj^uptw  -ii,  f.  -I'lcii),  p.  -/;«;«,  (fr.       much  for  a  man  to  bear,   bnr- 

iiva  back,  atid  y^Mfiko  to  go)  to      dcnsome,  grievous. 

go  back  again,  return,  depart,  re-  Av£pu)(^vii,  ->;s, )';,  the  herb purslain. 

tire,  withdraw;  to  secede,  sepa-  Avipia;,  -ov,  o,  Andrev:,  a  man's 

rale.   (fr.  Ywpoj  room)   to  con-      name. 

tain,  hold.  \Avcpt\n,  and  Avvpia,  -m,  i/,   (fr. 

XiavtoptiTioi,  -ov,  u,  I'l,  (Ir.  last)  it'     avtip  a  man)  manliness,  valour, 

is  necessary  to  be  tvithrlrawn,  &c.  I      courage,  fortitude. 
Ai'ui//r;j,  2  sin.    1   a.  sub.   act.  o{'-Aivpetos,a.i\dAi'cpiius,-a,-oii,({r. 

aiaTZTii).  '      last)  manly,  brave,  courageous; 

.Xi'd^-i'^ii,  -(oj,  All.   -£ws,  »;,   (fr.       masculine,  male. 

next)    «  cooling,    refreshing;   u\ .AripctfuvTin,   -ov,  !i,    (fr.  aviip  a 

hreatliing^  rest,  respite.  I      nian,  and  ^ii'o)  to  kill)  a  man- 

Afaxfjv^oi,  I.  -Vw,  (1.  avii^-vx^a,  (fr. |      slayer,  mnrderotis,   an  epithet  of 

uy<J  again,  and  '^v^'^  *<^  breathe)  i     Mars.  comp.  -urcpos,  sup.  -6-a- 

lo  cool,   refresh ;    to    rub   down,  j      TOg, 


v:ipc  dry;    to  relieve,  rest,  give 

respite;  to  repair  ;  1  a.  ((vt'i|u|a* 

mf.  ava^lv^at. 
\['yvoi>i,  Dor.  Sync,  for  avayvolii,  3 

sin.  2  a.  opi.  of  avnyiviiiaKU. 
ViraVii),  to  please,  delight,  gratify, 

humour ;  to  satisfy,  content,  imp. 

iivoavoi:     For  other  tenses  see 
Aeiu). 
\iiciaOai,    Poet,    for   ucuctiiTGai, 

pres.   inf.    pass. — av^tadyitvoi, 

for  avaitjadixcvo;,  1  a.  par.  mid. 

ofavaiiny. 
'Articfia,  Poet,   lor  ai'd(*£(/u,  -liroi, 

rd,   (fr.   last)    a   diadem,   hand, 

filet,  turban,  garland. 
Ailtieov,   -ov,   Ti,   a  summit,   top, 

rittge  ;  a  terrace,  bank,  mound. 
\i"'<iKTr]i,  Poet,  for  nvavUrris,  -ov, 

ii,   (fr.   ni'ii  about,   and  vIku)  to 

throw)  a  noose,  gin,  halter. 
'.\  v!ii)(a,  Poel.  for<{i'ai5ir;^«,  (fr.  avu 

inlciiH.  and  iA'^^a  twice)  twofold, 

doubly,  HCfjar/Ucly,  two  ways. 
'Alio',  for  nvipa,  a.  of  aif/p. 
Wii'pu,  'Av^uui,    Avi'^pdai,   Ari'ipi, 

Avipii,  A  roods,  Avipdv,  cases  of 

Kamc. 
\ rir'nyaOi'o)  -w,  (fr.  aiiio  .1  man, 

and  ityiiOif  ;i'>od)  to  firnavc  like  a 

man,  to  ad  with  spirit. 
\iipaydO>niu,  -iiriii,  rd,  (fr.   IttJit) 

an  ezplntt,  uchitvement.fcal. 
AffipaynOla,    -«{,    i'/,     (fr.    Hamc) 

hravrry,  manliness,  spirit. 
\  vinuyntii,-wy',  rii,  (fr.  aviip  a  man, 

aiid  i'lypn  n  prize)   spoils  nf  the 

ill  ad,  ftlu/idrr. 


Avipciiog,  (fr.  avipeTui  manful) 
manfully,  &c. 

AvSpicat,  Poet,  for  avcpdai,  d.  pi. 
of  av)'ip. 

Ai'(5p£i'/i£i'of,  Dor.  for  av&poijxtvoi, 
par.  ])res.  of  ai'Vp6ui. 

Ai'SpeutOcSicn,  Ion.  for  ardpudCoot,  3 
pi.  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of  same. 

AvSpioiv,  Ion.  for  avepZv,  g.  pi.  of 
aviji). 

Avip!:i)v,  -wfog,  u,  (fr.  same)  tlie 
men\s  apartment ;  a  hall,  din- 
ing.room. 

Ai'6p)i\drt]s,  -uv,  II,  (fr.  aviip  a  man 
and  fXui'iw  to  drive)  driving  men 
into  banishment,  an  oppressor; 
one  who  expels  a  just  claimant. 

.\vi)pini'Ta,  a.  sin.  of  av^pidi. 

AfipiuVTOTTutia,  -«f,  )';,  (fr.  avi]piiis 
a  statue,  and  rui/w  to  make) 
statuary,  thr  mumifaclure  of 
statues. 

AvvpiavroTTotii,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
n  statuary,  carver. 

.\t'fip1iti,  -dvTiii,  0,  (fr.  ai'Sip  a  man) 
«  statue,  image,  curved Jigure. 

Ai'Cpii^ui,  f.  -iao),  p.  I'/vopiKn,  (fr. 
same)  to  make  manful  encou- 
rage;  Aiopl^oiiai.  to  behave  like 
a  man,  to  act  with  spirit;  per. 
ind.  pass.  I'lifip'onnt. 

Av'ipticAg,  -i),  -di/,  (fr.  same)  inan- 
ly,  manful,  brave. 

AvfiptKiiii,  (fr.  la.sl)  manfully. 

Avifioi',  -on,  Ti),  (dim.  of  avi'ip  a 
man)  a  little  man,  jiigmy. 

Avi^pojipiof,  -uiro?,  !i,  and  Avvpofli'i- 
pof,  -on,  I),  (fr.   Kunie,  and  liopu 


Xtrniy^oi, -01',  b,  (fr.iiii/p  a  nian,'      foorl)  a  cannibal ;  one  who  kills 


and  dyyia  to  choke)  a  murdirrcr 
\  i'(*pM<f'it,  Po<;t.  for  »((ir'  dv?'pa,sr. 

vcrally,  separately,  man  by  man, 
\  if^oa/iffK,   -ov,   b,  AndramiaM,    a 

nian'H  name. 
A  v!<oaTifiinei,    for   avhpuiri&oii,  d, 

pi.  of  avvpuaoiini'. 
SviipaToiiivvrai,  Ion.  for.  afiViuffu- 


annther  tuith  his  own  weajion. 
Avi'ipny6vo{,  -nv,  i';,  (fr.  Kain(!,  and 
yliojiiu    to    ))car)    a    motlwr  of 
heroes  ;  producing  malrs. 
Ai'fipuySi'oi,  -itv,  b,  (fr.  Haine,  and 
yi'ivt)  a  woman)   an  hrrinaphro- 
ditc  ;  a  catamite  ;  t^flcmiimte,  ivo- 
niunlsh  ;    wenk,  ferblr^  iltlicale. 
iioT'VTai,  Atl.   for   iiyiontToelaov-,\vftpu!\niiii,'iis,\)i<r.foTavf\pninfiii, 
T.ii,  3  pi.  1  r  mid.  ol  ,     -i/c,  ,',,  (fr.  same,  and  ioiuii,!  lo 

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subdue)  who  governs,  or  rule/i 
her  husband. 

Av&poidfjLus,  -avTos,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  same)  loho  conquers  men,  a 
hero. 

Avvpodcii,  the  manly  or  intrepid 
goddess ;  an  epithet  of  Mi- 
nerva. 

Avi^puKfiijTOi,  -01',  b,  )'/,  ((r.  ai'tjp  a 
man,  and  kuhvii)  to  labour)  la- 
boured, wrought,  or  tilled  by 
man.  Or,  belonging  to  a  dead, 
man. 

AvopoKTucia,  -rti',  !/,  (fr.  same,  and 
KTCtvoi  to  kill)  slaughter,  7nurder, 
carnage. 

Ai'(?poXt'rfipof,  -«,  -oi;  (fr.  ui'i/p  a 
man,  and  r5XAv/n  to  destroy) 
men-destroying. 

AvipoXoyla,  -w;,  i'/,  (fr.  same,  and 
Adyos  an  account)  a  choice,  levy, 
or  muster  of  men. 

Avopoiidxy,  -(;5,  »'/,  Andromache,  a 
woman's  name. 

Ai'<5pu/x£0i,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  avi]p  a  man) 
manlike,  human ;  crowded  with 
men. 

Av6p6viKos,  -uv,  b,  Andronictis,  a 
man's  name. 

Av^piJ-uif,  -Sos,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTuTf  a  boy)  a  hoy  almost  arrived 
at  manhood. 

Avi]p6ailiiy^,  -lyyog,  h,{fr.  same,  and 
oipiy^  a  sphuix)  a  Jigure  com- 
posed of  a  man  and  a  sphinx. 

ArUpoTiaOai,  pres.  inf.  m.  cont.  — 
AvfpwOi'/vat,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  ui- 
lp6o>. 

Avipotjtaytii)  -u),  (fr.  same,  and  ipd- 
yn)  to  eat)  to  eat  human  Jlesh. 

Aviipoijiuyos,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  same) 
that  devours  human  flesh ;  a  can- 
nibal. 

.Vc(^po0(ii'oio,  {J.  Ion.  of 

Avipoipovoi,  -oil,  a,  (fr.  same,  and 
<l>{vw  to  kill)  a  murderer,  man- 
slayer  ;  a  warrior. 

AvSpdu)  -&,  f.  -liau),  p.  -loKu,  (fr. 
same)  lo  make  manly,  encourage; 
lo  make  a  man ;  change  into 
men,  humanize ;  Avbpdonai  -ov- 
fiai,  to  behave  like  a  inun ;  to 
grow  tip,  to  become  a  man,  la 
arrive  at  man^s  estate. 

Avipviiofiai,  (fr.  same)  to  growu]!, 
approach  lo  manhood, 

Av<^pM^i\i,-ii:g  -ovi,b,i'i,  (fr.  same) 
male,  masculine,  manly,  brave, 
courageous,  a.  sin.  at'i\iioctii  -n. 

An^pwtof,  (fr.  last)  miinfully,  like 
a  man. 

Xvi'ipiiiUrii,  par.  I  a.  pass.  —  Ai'- 
ipiiiaaallui,  I  a.  inf.  mid.  of  (ir- 
i\pdu), 

Avepwv,  -wi'os,  0,  see  uvvptioi'. 

Av(]pCio(,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  iiv!)p  a.  man) 
like  a  man,  manly. 

AvoVcTiti,  for  iii'Hi'i'ijrai,  pres.  nuil. 

of  HI'fKJi'dl. 

'Ai/i.i«fo,  Dor.  and  Poi;l.  for  aii- 

rlwu-n,  3  sin.  1  a.  of  firiioWw/n. 
Ai7/j'iii'ui',  -If,  -c,  imp.  act.  ofura- 

llnli'i;, 
AvclitiWcTii,  3 Bin.  —  AvtfldWovTO, 

3  III.  imp.  of  ni'u/'^iiXAoi. 
Ai'//'i;i',  -»/?,  -';,  2  a.  ind,  act.  of 

nt'alht(ri-). 


ANE 


AINE 


ANE 


Aniiil3nca*,Sp\.  I  II.  iiid.  of  avn- 

\viti\tda,  -ns,  -c  or  -cv,  before  n 
vowtl,  1  a.  iiul.  an.  of  nva^A/- 


AvcOpcifti/iqi',  -10,  -mo,  1    a.   iiid. 

mid.  of  uv(irp/0(i). 

Arfu'ctiXoTToi/u)  -6,  f.  -ijiru),  (fr.  iiviV 

rcduii.  c/c'wXoi'    an    iiii:\j;e,  mid 

rw.  TToi/ii)  to  iiiaki')  lu  form  ii  simi- 

\\ifiopii6pviai;  3  pi.   1   a.  ind.  of       liludr,  apptAfhtice,  or  rijinsrn- 

avafiopliopf^w.  tntion  ;    to  hm-cive,  or  iniciQint 

Ai(/ipayt,  -  a.  iiid.  ofuvu/Jp/yu),  or       in  </!<•  mind;  to  propose  an  ob- 

imp.  act.  of  avaf}p(<;^a).  jVt7  to  t/ic  atlcnlioii,  or  coiusidcr- 

Av/^Mcn',  Ion.  for  uif/j<5()«v,  1  a.       o/ioji. 

ind.  net.  ofavajioo'w.  Ai'.'iX/u) -iu,  f. -(}<r(o,  and  AvtiAfffffu), 

Ai'tj'f/pw,  f.  -tpw,  (fr.  iini  up,  and       f.  -fw,  (fr.  ara  back,  and  nXtw  to 


ryrfpdj  to  roiiso)  to  arouse,  auHike, 

rxcite  ;  to  cheer,  evrourugc ;    to 

rnixe,  erect ;    Avcytipofiat,  to  be 

raised,  to  rife,  start  up. 
AvcylvbiaKc,  and    before    a   vowel 

-Kcv,  3  sin.  imp.  of  (irayiiwaKW. 
MiyxhtTot, -ov, b, ii,(i'r. a  neg.  and 

cyKaXio)  to  acciise)no/  to  be  blam- 
ed, blamelefis,  irreproar.hable. 
Aveyt'dixTTovTo,  3  pi.  imp.  pass.  — 

Avtyi'd^^e^v,  I  a.  ind.  pa.ss.  of 

ai'ayvdfiirTU). 
Avcyi'(opla6ii,  1  a.  ind.  i)ass.  ofava- 

yiuipi^w. 
Ariyvdiaftat,  per.  pass. — Aveyviia- 

6f)1',  1  a.  pass. — A  r/j-vurt,  2  pi. 

and — Aviyiwaav,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  ni'ayii'(j<TKu). 
AviypCTo,  Ion.   lor  avi'iyptro,  imp. 

ind.   pass.  —  Avtyponivoi,  par. 

per.  pass,  of 
Ai'fypofiai,   for   avcyttpo^ai.      See 

ui'tytipu. 
Aveiiyiieda,  Sync,  for  articSiyfjc- 

6a.  1  pi.  pper.  pass. — Avt&i(aTo, 

3  sin.  1  a.  ind.   mid.  of  avaSi- 

XOjjtat. 
Avciti^ci;  3  sin.  1  a.  act.  of  ava- 

OtlKWfU. 

Aviit]v,  (perhaps  fr.  aviij/xt  to  al- 
low) freely,  without  restraint, 
looaeli/,  not  strictly. 

AveipuKov,  Metath.  for  uriliapKov, 
•2  a.  act.  o(  avaoipKM. 

Ayiciiajiov,  2  a.  act.  of  avaTptp^jui. 

Avii'tt,  imp.  or  2  a — Aviivrc,  imp. 
— Avtcv<TaTo,  1  a.  mid.  of  avaiv- 
fu,  -Svrij),  or  -ii!(i). 

.\rfr(i)V£,  3  sin.  1  a.  act.  of  nvani- 

COlftl. 

Avtlpyw,  Poet,  for  nrti'pyw. 
Aii^ev^ti;  1  a.  act.  of  avai^cvyrvpt. 
Ai'f^u,  f.  -loix),  (fr.  ava  upon,  and 

t^o)  to  place)  to  set,  or  lay  vpon; 

to  prevail  on,  persuade,  induce  ; 

to  bring    back,  lead.     I   a.   ind. 

act.  livctca. 
Avcl^wnfpriat,  1  a.  act.  of  ava^onru- 

pi'h). 

AvitiKcv,  Atl.  for  aiTiKcv,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  avlnpt. 
AvtOii>tTC,  2  pi.  2  a.  act.  of  ava- 

OaS^ia. 
AvtOdi,  -uaa,  -iv,  par.  of  AviQriv, 

1  a.  pass,  of  ai'i'v;/!. 
A  i'£OA»;to{,  -ov,  0,  h,  (fr.  a  nc<r.  and 

iODio,  to  wish)  involuntary,  vn- 

millinz,  l"«th  j    unwelcome,  un- 

ivixhed. 
Avtdlimv,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  avari- 

Orjpi. 
ArtOnKa,  1  a.  ind.  act. —  AvlBnv,- 

a.  ind.  act.  of  avariBtifH. 
ATiOrif,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  avii/itt. 

Also  2  a.  ind,  oVavarWiipi. 


roll)   to    vnrnl,  unfold  ;     to  re- 
trace, wind  back,  return  ;    alsc 
to  roll  up. 
Avtl\r)-nTai,i  sin.  per.  pass. — Avei- 
X>;i/'wf,  per.  par.  act.  of  ava\ap 
(idvw. 
AvtTXoi',  -tj,  -t,  2  pi.  Ai'tfXeTf,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  —  Ai'C(X(!/(>;i',  -ou, -tTO, 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  avaipiia. 
Avcipivoi,  -r),   -or,   (for  ariipiros, 
par.  per.  pass,  of  arhjpi)  remiss, 
slack,  negligent  ;     given  vp  to, 
devoted,  dchertcd, 
AvuptvUi,  (fr.  last)  remissly,  care- 
lessly. 
'Aviipi,  f,  avdaojxai,  p.  uvciKa,  (Ir. 
avii  up,  and  upi  to  go)  to  go  up, 
return,  come  hack. 
'Avniti,  (fr.  ai'd  up,  and  si/ni  to  be) 
to  be  at,  up,  or  upon  ;    to  reach, 
arrive  at,  come  to. 
Aveipwr,  -ovos,  h,  rj,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
tiiin  clothes)   ill   dressed,   badly 
clothed  ;  wit/tout  clothis,  naked. 
Arctv,  Ion.  for  avi'tiv,  prcs.  inf.  of 

ovuw. 
Avtivai,  inf.  of  ni?;)',  2  a.  ind.  act. 
— A !'£(?,  -tiau,  -ir,  par.  2  a.  ind. 
act. —  Aviadai,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  — 
AvciaOui,  per.  inf.  pass.  ofai'i'/;/i(. 
AvctiriiTTi,  Poet,  for  Avci-at,  3  sin.  1 

or  2  a.  of  avfTTOi. 
Avdfiyd),  f.  -^ti),  (fr.  avdint.ens.  and 
cipyw  to  hinder)  to  keep  off',  out, 
or  from,  to  drive,  or  y/i(i  away  ; 
to  repel,  repulse,  tlmsl  back  ;  to 
oppose,  resist  ;  to  save,  protect, 
guard  ;  to  hinder,  slop,  debnr  ; 
to  inclose,  shut  up,  confine,  im- 
prison. 
Avdpciv,  pres.   inf.  fr.  a\d  inlens. 

and  dp<i>,  which  see. 
Avdpvaaii,  3  pi.  1  a.  act.  ofavcnvio. 
Avdaav,  3  pi.   of  A)'f7<ru,  1  a.   of 

dvtipi. 
Avii(sOai,\iM.  inf.  jiass.  of  arirjl'i. 
Avcip^c,  3  sin.  imp.  act.  —  Avd^e<x- 
Oc,  and  Alt.  rivd^taOe,  2  pi.  imp. 
mid.  of  aviyii). 
Avdui,  Poet,  lor  ai'io>,  or  uv)'iii>,  Ion. 
or  Alt.   for  avd,  2  a.    sub.   of 


avirjlii. 
AviKiiOtv,  and  Poet.  Avikih,  (fr 

ava.  intens.  and  iVuj  afar)  early, 

in    the    hcgi7ining,  from  above, 
from  afar,  from  on  high, 
AvcKaOiac,  or  -atv,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  nvaKaOi^ui. 
AvLK^nt'iynro;,  -ov,  h,  li,  (tr.  a  ncg. 

and  cKcitiyiojiai  lo  relate)  not  to 

be  fully  expressed,  inixpressible. 
AviKctTo,  Sb-in.  imp.  pass,  of  avd' 

Ktifiai. 
AvUMyov,  2  a.  act.  of  avaK^u^o). 
AvrAXffXiTcc,  -01',  i,  ti,  (fr.  «  nog. 
(46) 


and  (KXaX/(i)  to  utter)  unuttura- 
ble,  inrxpresHible,  unspeakable. 

Av/kXfuTTos,  -ov,  and  AiivXittijj, 
•(o(  -ovf,  i.  If,  (fr.  (I  neg.  and  ik- 
Xc/rcj  to  fail)  constant,  unfail- 
ing, catain. 

AvcK^ditTioi,  {ft.  last)  without  fail. 

AvcKXlOtjy,  -i;5,  ->;,  I  a.  ind.  pass. 
— AvIkXivu,  -a;,  -c,  3  pi.  -vav,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  ,ii'(iKXf»'«». 

ArtKi'iftt^c,  3  sin.    imp.   of  avaKo- 

AriKd->],  3  sin.  2  a.  pass,  of  ava- 

k6t;tio. 
AvcKTrhiKTOS,  -ov,  b,  )),  (fr.  n  neg. 
and  txTrXi/aiTO)  to  terrify)  uuter- 
r[fied     undaunted,  fearless,    in- 
trepid. 
AveicT\i'<Kru>s,  (fr.  last)  boldly,  in- 
trepidly. 
ArlKpayov,  2  a,  ind.  act. — Avixpa- 
foi',  imp.  ind.  .act.  —  Ai'/xpafu, 
-(If,  -f,  3  pi.  -fai',  2  a.  ind.  act. 
of  avaKpd^ui. 
Ai'iKrds,  -!),  -if,  (fr.  ai'tvu)  to  en- 
dure) tolerable,    bearable,    to   be 
suffered,  comp.  avtKrdTcpos,  sup. 
-(JrnToj. 
Av£(cr()rfpoi',  (neut.  comp.  of  last) 

more  tolerably. 
AvcKTws,  (fr.   same)   bearably,  to- 
lerably. 
AvcKvXiaO)]?,  2  sin.   1  a.   pass,  ol' 

avuKvXiu). 
AviXtrijidvws,    (fr.    next)    criiclly, 

without  pity,  unmercifully. 
AvcXc/ipoiv,  -oros,  b,  »;,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  c\ciipu)v  merciful)  unmerci- 
ful, merciless,  pitiless,  a.  pi.  avi- 
Xt^fiovai. 
AvtXtTi"  AfiXtii'  Ai tX(u»''  Ai'tXt'ff- 

Oai'  AviXiaai'  See  Avutpia. 
Ai'cXtiJfltpoj,  -ov,  b,  )'/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  tXeirOfpos  free)  illibernt,  sor- 
did, base ;  niggardly,  narrow, 
stingy;  homely,  clownish,  mean. 
AvtXi'iipOnvy  -vi,  ->i,  I  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  avaXajifidrt!) . 
AviXkw,  or  -Kvoi,  (fr.  aid  up,  and 
'iXKia  lo  draw)  to  draw  upwards, 
or  towards  ;  to  haul  up  ;  to  tear, 
or  pluck  up,  draw  out,  extract ; 
to  raise,  lift  vp  ;  to  draw  back, 
bend. 
AvcXdvra,  a.  sin.  jiar.  2  a.  act.  — 
AviXovTo,   Ion.  for  avdXovro,  3 
pi.  2  a.  mid.  of  aiaiptw. 
Ai'tXTTf^w,   f.  -tail),  p.   -iKa,  (fr.    a 
neg.  and  tXr.it^u>  to  hope,  th.  tXirh 
hope)  not   to    hope,    be  without 
hope,  to  despair.    1   a.  avijX-ntoa' 
sub.  uveX-rlnu,  ->]i,  -)/. 
AvcXTricrta,  -a;,  >';,  (fr.  same)  lio]  — 

lessncss,  despondency,  despair. 
AviXmaroi,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same) 
without  hope,  desperate  ;  unhoped 
for,  vnexpected,  despaired  of; 
surjtrising,  .strange,  disastrous, 
unfortunate. 
Ai'fXr/(7TW5,    (fr.    last)  past   Iwpc, 

unexpectedly. 
Ai'tXur, ])ar.  2  a.  act. — Aif'Xwo-i,  3 

pi.  2  a.  .'^iil).  act,  of  avatoiu. 
Av/fi£(i'£,3  .sin.  —  Avtpdvart,  2  pi. 

1  a.  ind.  act.  ofavripiiw.' 
Avcnicr)TOi,-ov,  «,(;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
vfjiicdo)  to  envy)  not  envied,  un- 


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enviable;  giving  no  cause  of 
anger,  faultless,  worthy,  good. 

Avifiiia  -d,  (fr.  ava  again,  and  cuiu 
to  vomit)  to  vomit  up  again, 
disgorge. 

Avt/jcaToj,  Avsfititos,  Aviftio;,  -ov, 
b,  i),  (fr.  dvtiioi  wind)  windy, 
airy  ;  light,  trifling,  vain,  silly. 

Avefii^dfttvoi,  -V,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 

Aveiit^u,  f.  -too),  p.  rivifiiKa  (fr.  dvt- 
jioi  wind)  to  toss,  shake,  agitate, 
by  the  wind ;  to  erpose  to  the 
weather  ;  to  float  in  the  air. 

Kvifitfivt,  3  sin.  imp.  of  ava^i/iyu). 

KvtfxvriuQri,   3  sin.   I   a.   pass,   of 

Avtfidtii,  -taaa,  -tv,  (fr.  dveiio;  the 
wind)  windy,  stormy,  tempestu- 
ous; airy,  exposed  to  the  air,  or 
ivinds. 
'Avcjios,  -ov,  ifWind;  breath;  life; 
mind.  g.  Ion.  avinow  d.  pi.  avi- 
lioiai. 
AvcftoaKiTzris,   -eo;  -ouf,  b,   fi,    (fr. 
dvtfioi  wind,  and  cricfVu)  to  cover) 
protecting  from  the  storm,  shel- 
tering, warm. 
Avciioa(pdpayos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  (r0rtpayo{  a  rumbling  noise) 
roaring,  rattling,  whistling  with 
the  wind. 
Aftfiorpa^i^f,  and  Av£/iorp£<^^f,  -f'o; 
•ous,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and  rpiiui  to 
rear)    reared,    strengthened,    or 
nursed  by  the  wind,  hnrdy. 
Avc/iiTpo-os,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  rpiirui  to  turn)  exposed  to  the 
wind,  weatherbeaten  ;   changing 
with  the  wind,  fickle. 
AvifioipOopin  -as,  /y,  (fr.  same,  and 
(pOcipu)  to  spoil)  grain,  &c.  bliglu- 
ed  hy  the  vnnd  ;  blight,  blast, 
Avcn6<li0opoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 

blighted,  blasted,  tainted, 
Ai'iiidia  -a,  (fr.  same)  to  expose  to 
the  wind ;    to  air    ventilate ;    to 
fan,  winnow  ;  to  blow  ;  to  shake, 
or  fill  with  the  wind. 
Ai'titiriiicTof,  -ov,  6,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  tifrnil^o)  to  hinder)  unhin- 
dered,  unrestrained,    at    liberty, 
free. 
AvcuroUariiii  (fr.  last)  without  hin- 
drance, freely, 
AvcitMnt,  -cu(-ovf,b,  fi,  (fr.  dvciiO( 
wind)    windy,    airy  ;     swelling 
U!ith,  or  waving  in  the  v>ind, 
Avcf)iltKTi(;,-tni  -niif,  b,  17,  (fr.  Name, 
and  wKV(  •will)  swift  ns  the  winil, 
wind-ftert,  storm-winged. 
AvcfiMiof,  -ov,    b,    /;,   (fr.   same) 
'"n/i  ligld,  trifling,  silly,  viorth- 
Irss;  fnlsc,  ineffectual,  vain, 
Avinuvt],  -r({,  J7,   (fr.  aamc)  Ane- 
mone, a  flower. 
Avivf'thKt-ioi  -oii«,  0,  /(,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  (I'l^fiiv  deficient)  deserving, 
worthy  ;  caprthlr,  su,fficimt. 
AvlvfuKTOi,  -nv,  h,  b,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ivi/^r.Tiit  It  IB  |if>.<sil)li:)  impossi- 
ble, not  to  he  nltnirrd,  or  permitted. 
AvcvlyKaf  AvtvlyKif'  Avtvcyxctv' 

AvivtyKii'iv'  see  ara<p(pia, 
AvcvlKnC    ArtvilKiiTn'    AvtvitKnfit- 
vof  Avtvw)(Pili'  Ion.  and  Poet, 
for  avcvtyKaf,  par.  I  a.  act.  avt- 


viyKaro,  3  sin.  1  a.  mid.  avcvty- 
Kdjitvoi.  par.  I  a.  mid.  and  avt- 
vtxQtKi  par.  1  a.  pass,  of  ava- 
0/p<D. 

Avivtvatv,  1  a.  act.  pjid.  ofavavrio). 

Av£i'i7i'o;^aif,  -vXa,(rh^  Att.  for  uv»;- 
vo)(S)i,  par.  per.  mid.  of  avacpipo). 

Aievdx^iros,  -ov,  u,  i/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  tvo)(\iio  to  disturb)  undis- 
turbed  ;  peaceful,  quiet,  calm. 

Avivrcs,  n.  pi.  of  araj,  par.  2  a.  of 
avirjiit, 

AvtfaXfiTrrof,  -ov,  0,  /;,  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  €^a\dip<i>  to  wipe  out)  not  to 
be  ^aced,  or  annulled,  indelible, 

Avc^eXevKTOi,  -ov,  b,  1;,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  tlc\iyx(i)  to  convince)  not  to 
be  convinced,  or  disproved,  indis- 
putable ;  untried,  not  examin- 
ed, unascertained;  unconvicted, 
blameless, 

Ave^tpcvvvTos,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  c^cpcvvdu)  to  search)  un- 
searchable, inscrutable,  past  find- 
ing out. 

AvtliraoTOi,  -ov,  h,  »;,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  cftra'^oj  to  examine)  untried, 
unheard,  not  examined. 

Avi^CTdaTUi,  (fr.  last)  without  tried. 

Avc^tKaKia,  -as,  i;,  (fr.  av{;^w  to  en- 
dure, and  (cuKos  evil)  mildness, 
gentleness  ;  endurance,  forbear- 
ance  ;  patience,  fortitude. 

Avt^ixaKOi,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same)  pa- 
tient, forbearing,  meek. 

Ai'jftp^viuo-TOf,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  t|'(;^via'^u)  to  trace,  th.  Ix^oi 
a  track)  not  to  be  traced,  or  dis- 
covered, intricate,  inscrutable. 

Avi^oSoi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
i^oioi  a  passage)  impervious,  im- 
passable; irremeable,  having  no 
return  ;  confined,  not  let  loose, 
or  at  liberty. 

Avi^ofiai,  ->!,  -crai,  3  pi.  -ovrai,  1  f. 
ind.  mid.  of  avi;^^. 

Aviovrat,  Ion.  for  avtivrai,  3  pi. 
per.  mid.  of  aj^;/i(. 

Ayc-rralaOijTOi,  -ov,  0,  f),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  tiraiaOdvouai  to  feel)  unfeel- 
ing, insensible,  stupid;  unper- 
ceived,  unobserved ;  not  to  be  ob- 
served, imperceptible. 

Avtvala^vvToi,  -uu^o,  1/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  izuiayvvo^iai  to  blush)  un- 
blushing, shameless  ;  that  has  no 
cause  to  blush,  innocent,  blame- 
less. 

AveTTifX/ztvo?,  Poet,  for  ai'c<pa\\A)it- 
voi,  par.  pres.  pass.  —  AvinaX- 
To,  by  Sync,  and  Dor.  for  avajii'}- 
Xaro,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
A  vti^aXXo/Jn(. 

Avivnv6p0ij)Tni,  -nv,  b,  I),  (Ir.  <i 
neg.  and  CTrai'opfl6t>>  to  correct) 
past  mending,  incorrigible,  de- 
praved ;  to  v.hirli  nothing  can  be 
aililed,  perfect,  romjilrle. 

Aviiravaity,  3  pi.  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avana^'ti). 

Avt^a^Oiuf,  (fr.  <i  neg.  and  tnaj(- 
(Ii'k  grievous)   f<irih/,  agreeably, 
freehj,  without  grudge,  or  envy. 
Avfrtiaa,  -as,  -c,  I  u.  act.  of  np(i- 

mlOii). 
Avlntftxl.a,  -af,  -c,  1  a.  act.  of  (na- 

I     ff/u  frill. 

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Avlsiaa,  -as,  -r,  1  a.  and  Avhtaov, 

-ESi  -£»  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  avaTriTTTu. 

Avn:fi6rjaa,-ai,  -c,  1  a.  act.  of  uru- 

vr]6dii>. 
AviTTvpiaaTov  (neut.  of  next)  safe- 
ly, securely,  without  railing,  or 
abuse. 

Avc^npiaaros,  -ov,  b,  >/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  cTTtipcd^iD  to  injure)  irre- 
proachable, harmless  ;  safe,  se- 
cure from  nffroni. 

Av£ir(/3ouXcuTos,  -ov,  0,  n,  (fr.  same, 
and  tm^ovXiviii  to  plot)  not  to  be 
surprised,  secure,  safe;  candid, 
ingenuous. 

AveT!iypa<poi,  -ov,  b,  {/,  (fr.  same, 
and  tTTiyparfii;  a  titlc,th.  ypu^u  to 
write)  untitled,  vnthout  inscrip- 
tion, nameless,  obscure. 

AviiTtKa\vnTii)i,  (fr.  same,  and  £771- 
KaXuTTTO)  to  cover)  without  con- 
cealment, openly,  avowedly,  pub- 
licly. 

Avc7!iKoi\vTU)g,  (fr.  same,  £;ri  in- 
tens.  and  ku)\vu>  to  hinder)  with- 
out hindrance,  freely. 

Avctrl'SriTrros,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr,  same, 
and  £7r(Xa//j3di'w  to  check)  un- 
blameable,  blameless,  irreprehetr- 
sible,  irreproachable. 

Av£T(f<i(cros,  -ov,  b,  (/,  (fr.  same, 
iTTi  in,  and  filyi'vin  to  mix)  se- 

'  eluded,  retired,  lonely,  solitary; 
unsocial,  implacable. 

Ave-v6r]Tos,-ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same,  and 
tnivoio)  to  consider)  inconsider- 
ate, thoughtless,  rash,  hasty. 

AvcTTt^coTOi,  -uv,  o,  >;,  (fr.  same, 
£771  on,  and  ^ioi  to  polish)  tcnpo- 
lished,  rough,  unfinished . 

AvcvlpficKTos,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  same, 
£7ri  on,  and  lii^io  to  do  sacrifice) 
unfinished,  imperfect;  not  offer- 
ed, or  sacrificed;  not  duly  so- 
lemnized; not  purified,  or  cleans- 
ed. 

AvciTiaTi'iftu)v,  -ui'os,  b,fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  cKtari'iftMii  knowing)  igno- 
ranl,  unskilful ;  illiterate ;  awk- 
ward. 

AvtTTiarplifita,  f.  -t^u),  p.  -^a,  (fr. 
same,  and  tTi(TTpe<p(o  to  turn  to) 
to  turn  away,  m  from,  avert. 

\vtTTiaTp6(litof  (fr.  last)  aversely, 
heedlessly,  without  regard,  or 
respect,  without  return. 

AviTTiTi'ificoi,  Ion.  ibr  aviTTiT)iltei(i(, 
-nv,  b, }),  ( fr. ,(  neg.  and  t n-irj/Jrios 
fit)  unfit,  improper,  unsuitable. 

Ai'tff'iiOoi'of,  -oil,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  izlipOoms  cnv'wna)  devoid  of 
envy,  candid,  generous ;  unen- 
viable. 

Avt-nliiipaarnf,  -nv,  11,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
nnil £ir((/ip(if«/iu(  tocmisiilcr)  un- 
expectcd,  unlhought  of,  unfore- 
seen. 

AwrX/jpoiirav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
«i'aTrX>)po(i). 

Av^rrfi^iiii',  Dor.  for  avcnrdiiiiv,  2 
a.  mid.  of  Affirnj/iai. 

Ai'frrTii»)/x«i,  per.  pass,  of  avanro/o- 
fiai. 

AvenroltiTO,  3  sin.  ppcr.  pass,  of 
avanToilofiai,  Poet,  (or  avatiToio- 
liat. 

Avltrw,  (fr.  nvii  inlens.  and  I'rw  lo 


ANF, 

say)  to  }trm-laim,  puhtixh,  com- 
mttntly  either  ax  an  injunction, 
or  prohibition  ;  to  prohibit,  for- 
biil,  1  i\,  airririi.  -  a.  avtiirov,  3 
sin.  at>tiKc.  Poet,  ovelmizt. 

Av/p',  for  iir(i)>i,  by  Sync,  livi^fia, 
a.  sm.  ofiin'if). 

AtipacTOi,  -ov,  b,  II,  (IV.  II  np<». 
and  epdu)  lo  love)  unamiablr,(li.i- 
ngrcrnhlc,  uttplcising,  it^ensivc, 
hateful,  odious ;  unkind,  un- 
friendlfi ;  not  inrlined  to  love. 

AvcBcOi^io,  (fr.  ui'(i  iritcns.  and  cpc- 
Oli^ia  or  rplOu)  to  provoke )  to  pro- 
voke, stir,  irritate. 

AvcpdTTiii,  and  Kvcncivro),  (fr,  .'iainc, 
!uul  tofiTu)  to  niin)  to  luy  waste, 
ruin,  despoil;  to  steed,  gather; 
to  tear,  rend,  pull  in  pieces;  to 
destroy. 

Avtotn^'a/iEvo?,  ->),  -or,  par.  1  a. 
mid.  of  last. 

A.vipti,  Ion.  for  dvioa,  i\.  pi.  of 
aviip. 

AvcoftdTtitTo<;,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  ncg. 
.•iiid  ipftarl^ii)  to  Kteady,  th.  irpita 
iinl'.ast)  unsteady,  unjirin,  loose, 
limber,  pliant. 

Avip-('io,  (fr.  ava  up,  and  iprvw  or 
tpiTv^o)  to  creep)  to  creep  7ip, 
crawl  back. 

Aveppdyqi;  2  a.  pass,  of  avapi))j- 
yvvfii.  ' 

Avcpjiaftivos,  par.  per.  pass,  otavap- 

Avip^iitya  -ai,  -c,  Alt.  for  avipj)riya, 
per.  mid.  of^avappriyvvfii. 

Avcpvu,  f.  -vaot,  (fr.  ai'a'up,  and 
jpvu  to  draw)  to  haul  up,  draw 
ashore ;  to  turk,  or  tie  up ;  to 
steal;  to  witlulraw,  remove.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  avdovca. 

Avip^Ofiat,  f  avcXcvTOfiai,  p. -I'/Xv- 
da,  (fr.  avd  Tip,  and  ioxofiai  to 
go)  to  go  up ;  lo  return,  come 
back  ;  to  enter ^  go  in  ;  lo  succeed, 
follow ;  lo  go  over,  repent,  i  a. 
ind.  act.  avijAOov. 

Ai'touirau,  Ion.  avcoujTiw  -S,fr.  ai'ii 
ititens.  and  tnoiTdo),  whicii  see 

'Avci,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  nroj/d. 

Aviaaijii,  1  a.  opt.  of  Ai'«'^oj. 

'Aveaav,  3  pi.  O^i avtjv,  2  a.  act.  of 
ai'lri  fi  I . 

Afiatiaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avaciiut. 

'Avcats,  -lof,  Alt.  -£(■){,  );,  (fr.  avirj- 
fti  to  remit)  retnission,  loosening, 
looseness,  relaxation  ;  iiubdgcnce, 
rej:reaiio?i,  refreshment,  eftse,rest; 
remittness,  negligence ;  a  release^ 
dismissal. 

AvccrrdaOrjv,  -rn,  ->/,  1  a.  in'l.  act. 
of  avaavdii). 

Aviiravro,  for avauraiuro, [>[)(ir.  pass. 
Cti  ai'aiTcvoj,  or  -ci'u}. 

Ariara,  Dor.  for  aviTrn,  3  sin.  2 
a.  act. — Avtarav,  ^iO\.  Sync. 
for  ariartjaav,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
—  AvujtLici,  Ion.  for  avrnrfiKa- 
ci,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  act. — Anc- 
rti>;.  Ion.  for  avLCTriK5>i,  par. 
per.  act.  oi avicrtiiit. 

AvioTi)!/,  -tjf,  -ri,  .3  pi.  -ttcav,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  —  AvicrriBa,  -as,  -t,  or 
-fv  before  a  vowel,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  same. 


Avicrtoi,  •01',  0,  !/,  (fr.  >i  nc".  and 
iarla  a  honrlli)  without  a  home,  a 
ti-anderer  ;  one  who  shuns  luime, 
solitary. 

A I'f irrpa'^iji',  j|»K,  -jj,  2  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  avdirrptf^ 

Ariaxi.ro,  3  sin.  ofA  wctyo/";!',  2  a. 
mid.  of  ai'<'Y">- 

Ai'crn'^u),  (of  uiiJ  inlens.  andtni'^o) 
to  examine)  to  inquire,  search 
out;  to  qiicstioii,  examine,  extort 
by  torture. 

Ar/rtiXn,  -as,  -r,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
cvaT/AXiu. 

AveTtOifi>)v,-ao,  -era,  imp.  pass,  of 
ai'iiTiOiifti. 

'AvCTOi,  -ov,  I),  i),  (fr.  aviii/ii  to 
loose)  loosened;  loose,  la.r,  re- 
miss, negligent. 

Averpd-)iv,  ->]s,  -i],  2  a.  pass.  — 
AviTpiipOt/v,  -))i,  -I),  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  ot avarpi-U). 

'Avrv,  vitkout.  ' AvcvOtv,/ar qff'jfar 
from. 

Avcvdi^o],  (fr.  ai'd  intens.  and  evdCui 
toslioiU)  lo  shout  like  bacchanals, 
rave,  celebrate  orgies. 

AvcvOsTOi,  -ov,  b,  {],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
cvderoi  well  arranged)  ill  adapt- 
ed, unfit,  inconvenient,  unsuit- 
able. 

Avcvdiivos,  -ov,  li,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
tvdii  straight)  Jineven,  rmigh, 
not  level ;  not  nccountable,  or 
responsible. 

AvcuOivo)!,  (fr.  last)  not  subject  lo 
rule,  or  control,  unaccmintable, 
with  impunity. 

Avcvouv,  inf.  of  avtvpov,  2  a.  of 
avcvpicKta. 

Ai'tvpcros,  -ov,  b,  ;/,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
ci/p/u  ohs.  or  cvpliTK^  to  find)  not 
found,  undiscoverable. 

Ai'tiipi'dio),  f.  -tvptjaui,  p.  -cvpriKOf 
(fr.  a  or  avii  intens.  and  diptaKoi 
to  find)  to  di.'icover  by  diligence, 
invent ;  to  seek,  find  out  ;  to  find, 
meet  with. 

Avtupov,  -c;,  -e,  ind.  —  Avcvpciv, 
inf.  Avcvp6vrci,  n.  pi.  par,  2  a. 
act.  of  last. 

Avtvfrifxiio,  (fr.  avil  intcns.  and  cv- 
tprijiiiji  to  praise)  to  celebrate,  ex- 
tol, praise  highly;  to  lament  or 
bewail  avoiding  unlucky  words. 

Aviijiaivov,  -ff,  -c,  imp.  act.  —  Avt- 
(jtaiv6iii]v,-ov,  -i.ro,  imp.  pass, — 
Ai'iipfiva,  1  a.  act. —  Avc(p)ivd- 
ti>i'',  1  a.  mid.  oi avadiuivo). 

Ave<j)dXXoiia(,  f.  -aXou/mi,  (fr.  ava 
upwards,  cti  upon,  and  aWo/iai 
tolcap)  tosprnm  bark, to  leap  up, 
rear.par.  prcs.  mid.  ai'tdoAA(5//£- 
voi.  Poet.  avciriiXftcvoi.  I  a.  ind. 
mid.  avcijivXdpii',  by  Sync,  and 
Dor.  nvtrruAui/i',  -dXw,  -nXro. 

Avc<pcp6fiiir,  -ov,  -cro,  imp.  ind. 
pass.  o{  avaffiipi'i. 

Ai'c<piivn(Ta,  -n<:,  -c,  1  a.  act.  of  ava 
dtuivfii) 


ANM 

ofdiiyd).    Or,  for  nvtvtxOc(i,tr, 
nvuifiipu). 

Amy"'/""'»  I)*"'-  fol"  avcxolpi^'t 
pres.  i)|)l.  mid.  —  Av/;^;oit',  for 
avixoiTo,  3  sin.  prcs.  opt.  mid. 

ol'aifx'^- 
Ai'/y<^,  I',  avii^io,  p.  avlaynxti,  (fr. 
'id) 


avaxd^o). 


avii  up,  and  /y'"  '"  Md)  to  hold 
up,  lijt,  raise,  e.ralt ;  to  esteem  ; 
to  hold  on,  persist  ;  to  hinder, 
check,  slop ;  to  cease,  rest,  re- 
lax; to  rise  up,  emerge;  lo  up- 
hold, support,  maintain  ;  to  prop, 
bear  up ;  to  bear,  suffer  ;  to  at- 
tritct,  draw  lo,  induce,  par.  pres. 
act.  uvfxt^v.  2  a.  act.  avloxov 
par.  uvanxuiv.  pres,  pa«s.  md. 
avtxofiai'  o]>t.  avixo^p^f  -oto, 
-oiTo.  imp.  pass.  avtix6pr)v,  and 
tivcixi'ii"!!'.  f.  mid.  avi^ofiaf  2  a. 
mid.  ((i'jor^(i^>;i'.  Att.  i)vcaxipi'. 

Avi.x^Pi'"''>  ■<'5»  -fi  Of  ""'  before  u 
vowid,  1  a.  act.  of  avaX'^pi'^- 

Avf'pu'i,  -~ii,  ('/,  (fern,  of  next)  a 
niece,  cousin. 

AvciLtdi,  -oij,  i,  properly  o  nephew. 
Also  a  cousin  in  any  way. 

Avi\pvxOcv,  for  ai'atpvx6l<'<tv,  3  pi. 

1  a.  pass,  of  niaij^i'i;^oi>. 
'Ai'tw,    (n.   pi.    of  dvciiif)  silently, 

mutely,  without  speech  or  noise. 

Aw'<j>ya,  -as,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  — 
Avtwywsi-uJu,  -ds,  a.  sin,  -yoru, 
par.  per.  mid — Avei^ynhoi,  par. 
per.  pass.  —  Ai/f(i)f«,  -as,  -t,  or 
rivot^a,  I  a.  ind.  act,  of  ai'oi'yw. 

AvfiovTai,  for  avelvrut,  3  pi.  per. 
ind.  pass,  or  for  avUvrai,  3  pi. 

2  a.  sub.  mid.  ofavirjui. 
'At'tuif  -ii>,  h,  )'i,  (Att.  for  dvavoi  or 

dvavHoi,  fr.  a  neg.  and  aiw  to 
cry)  silent,  mute,  dumb. 
Aviii>xat  per.  act.  Att.  —  Avioty- 
fiai,  per.  pass.  — AwifiyO;?!',  -j/s, 
-ri,  3  pi.  -ijdav,  1  a.  inilTpass. — 
Ai'£(;)_:^Or;i'ai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — 
Aviiflxdcv,  Sync,  for  avtwxO'W^v, 

3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  avo/yu. 
' Avti,  -rjs,  >!,  (fr.   dvui  or  avvu  to 

finish)  perfection,  perfectness, 
completeness ;  lite  perfecting, 
completion,  ^nishing,  conclusion . 

.\vti(ido)  -d,  f.  ->;(r«,  (fr.  ava  again, 
and  i'lPti  youth)  to  grow  young 
again ;  to  grow  up,  arrive  af 
puberty,  pres.  inf.  act.  avtifiav. 

' Avrifioi,  -ov,  li,  I'l,  (fr.  avi  intens. 
and  i'lfin  youth)  very  young;  a 
boy,  stripling,  lad. 

Avi'iyayov,  2  a.  ind.  impr.  avdyayi' 
inf.  avayayctv.  Att.  for  avijyuv 
avayC  &.C.  ofai'dym. 

Avi'iyyttXa,  -ai,  -c,  1  a.  act.  3  pi. 
avi'iyyciXav.  — AvijyycXov,  2  a. 
act.  — Avi/yyiXtiv,  -175,  -»?,  pass. 
of  avayyiXXo), 

Avriyiofiai,  (fr.  avu  intens.  and 
liyionai  to  lead)  to  tell,  relate,  re- 
count, recite,  prcs.  inf.  mid.  avi/- 
yilnOai. 


.\vtxa^intiv,  -ov,  -cro,  imp.  mid.  of  Avij^ws,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  I'/ws  sweet) 


disagreeably,  harshly. 


Ai"',YfffO£,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr.  jAvj/cirai',   Att.   for  avficwav,   3  pi. 

mid.  — Avtxil'eOa,   1    pi.   pres.       pper.  mid.  of  a'vt(/'(. 

ind.  mid. — Avcx/iijcvoi,  -)j,  -ov,\Avt'iTj,  Poet,  forai'^,  2  a.  sub.  act. 

par.  pres.  mid.  of  av/;f(>i.  ;     of  aviripi.     Or,  Att.  for  avvci,  3 

Arcyflf/s,  -ttaa,  -iv,  par.   1  a.  pass.       sin.  ppcr.  of  arfifii,  to  return. 
(4H) 


ANH 


AN© 


'AvijSov,  -ov,  ri,  the  herb  aniie,  OT\Avf,vcyKa,  -as,  -f,  or  -tv  before  a 

vowel,  and  Ion.  aiivciKa,  1  a. 
act.  —  AirireiydiT""',  Ion.  for 
avriviyxSriJ^av,  3  pi.  of  Ai'Tji/y;^- 
Otii',  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  aia<pepui. 
A.yfif7iftat,  -aat,  -Tat,  per.  pass,  of 
uiai'i'O/iai 


A.v>ji(a,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  avato-ffu. 
Aviriov,  Ion.  Ibraviov,  2  a.  ofavti/ji. 

3  sin.  1  a.  act.  of  avlrifit. 

AvTiKti,  (impers.  fr.  avfiKiji  to  be- 
fit) it  appertains,  it  is  ^t,  it  be- 
comes, it  is  convenient,  right,  just. 

AvrjKcv,  3  sin.  before  a  vowel,  imp. 
of  last. 

Av^KccTOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr-  a  neg. 
and  axfoitai  to  cure)  incurable, 
past  remedy,  irremediable  ;  incon- 
iolable. 

AvriKiarux,  (fr.  last)  incurably. 

AvijKov,  neut.  sin.  —  Ai'J/Kovra, 
neut.  pi.  ofavr/Kiiiv. 

Anj<c(ivn^«,  imp.  ind.  act.  oC  ava- 
kovtI^ui. 

Avi'iKooi,  -ov,  b,  hj  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
aKoi<ii  to  hear)  inattentive,  negli- 
gent ;  disobedient ;  silent,  speech- 
less ;  ignorant,  simple,  unlearn- 
ed, inexperienced;  unheard  of, 
unkruAvn,  of  no  celebrity. 

Ari^KovaTiui  -d,  f.  -fiau),  (fr.  next) 
not  to  attend ;  to  neglect,  slight, 
disregard,  disobey. 

AvrJKOvoTos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
a!nd  uKov'j)  to  hear)  not  heard, 
aittfnded  to,  or  regarded  ;  slight- 
ed, negkrted,  disobeyed ;  unheard 
of,  strange ;  not  to  be  heard,  in- 
audible, indistinct. 

Avt'iKio,  f.  -fw,  p.  -iX'^i  (fr*  '"'"  "Pi 
and  tjKu)  to  come)  to  come  to, 
mount,  arrive  at ;  to  advance, 
proceed,  improve  ;  to  reach,  at- 
tain, extend  to ;  to  meet  ;  to  Jit, 
agree,  suit;  to  become,  bejit;  to 
appertain,  belong,  relate  to,  con- 
cern ;  to  avail,  signify. 

Ai'i}«u>i',  -ovaa,-ov,  (par.  pres.  act. 
of  last)  ascentiine,  mounting  ; 
raised,  devcUfd,  lofty  ;  rearhing, 
pertaining,  or  belonging  to  ;  Jit, 
becoming,  right. 

Af  ^XSro,  3  sin.  1  a.  mid.  of  avd\- 

XofUtl. 

Avn^arof,  -ov,i,  i;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

iXai'ivu)  to  drive)  unmoved,  calm, 

ttill ;  stiff",  inflexible,  unyielding ; 

obstinate,    stu>ibom  ;     unbroken, 

not  trained,  wild. 
AvijMov,  -t(,  -t,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

avfpT(Ofiai. 
Av^'^iof,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

SjXio;    the    sun)    sunless,    dark, 

gloomy. 
Avn^iiOnv,  -»7f,  ->j,   1  a.  paxs.  — 

Av^Xuaa,  1  a.  act.  —  Av/jXwKa, 

per.  act.  of aiaXlaKiii. 
A 1  VfjifXirroc, -oij,  ii,  ii,   {fr.  a   neg. 

.ind  rifilXyut  to  milk)  n/jl  milked, 

trhirh  yields  no  milk. 
kvTijitv,  for  avlfiiv,  I  pi.  2  a.   act. 

or  Sync,  for  aPnKniav,  1  pi.  1  a. 

of  avirjin. 
Av))firi',    1    pi.    imp.   of  dvtijii,  fr. 

ti/il,  to  be. 
Av^fitnnf,  -ov,  n,  ty,   (fr.  a  ncg.  and 

'iifnp'ii^e:n\\f:)unhl,JirTce, savage; 

cruel,  pitiless. 
Avilv,  -r;{,  -n,  2  n.  act.  of  avli]fii. 
Av/ivacBat,  inf.  of  Aypvd/jnv.    I  &. 

mid.  of  ara/fo/iai. 
G 


Avtjvoda,  -a;,  -t,  by  Epenth.  and 
Att.  redupl.  for  rivda,  per.  mid.  of 
avdib). 
Ai'nvvaroi,  or  Avijvvroq,  -ov,  b,  fj, 
{fr.  a  neg.  and  aivm  to  finish) 
unfnished,  imperfect ;  not  :o  be 
finished ;  unceasins,   intermina- 
ble ;    insurmountable,   impracti- 
cable. 
Avt'n'b>p,  -opo^,  h,  ';,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
arijp  a  man)  unmanly ;  slothful, 
lazy,  inactive;  dull,  heavy,  stupid. 
Ai'TiTTTai,  3  sin.  per.  pass,  ofai'o'77- 

rojiat. 
.4v^p,  av^oif,  Sy^c.  for  dicoos,  b,  a 

man,  hiisband. 
AvijpiBriv,  -Ti;,-7i,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

aintpiw. 
Ai'rjptiipavTo,  Spl.  1  a.  mid.  of  ai£- 

pci'rw. 
AvjjOTjKuf,  -v7a,  -0;,  Att.  avapaipri- 
Kibg,  Ion.  avnpliaioriKioi,  par.  per. 
act.  of  avaipiw. 
Avr!pt6piTi(rdiirjv,  1   a.   mid.   of  ava- 

piOftiii). 
Avi'ipoTo;,  -ov,  b,  f/,  {fr.  a  neg.  and 
npdo)  to  plough)  untitled,  uncul- 
tivated, neglected  ;  unmarried. 
Aiiiprrdaa,  -ai,  -t,  1  a.  act.  of  arao- 

vdZu). 
Avtipi^Tevv,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  avc- 
pioTovv,  3  pi.  cont.  imp.  of  avepoi- 
Tiai. 
Avfjs,  2  sin,  2  a.  sub.  act.  —  Avrj- 
cw,  -as,  -CI,  1   f.    ind.  act.   of 
ailnftt. 
Avf/ipBriv,  -rj(,  -17,    1  •-  a.    pass,  of 

ai'rtTrrw. 
Avi'/xOrv,  •r}s,  -r),    1    pi.   -flv/itr,   3 
pi.    -Btiaav,  1    a.   ind.    pass,   of 
avdyo). 
Avi'iu),    Alt.    for    avciui.    Poet,  for 
avlu).  Ion.  foravoi,  2  a.  sub.  act. 
of  avint't. 
AvO\  before  an  aspirate  for  nvri, 

which  see. 
AvOaipiii)  -d,  (fr.  nvTi  for,  and  a'lptio 
to  take)  to  tukr  in  preference,  pre- 
fer,choose,  elect  ;  to  gain,  get. 
AvOd-^TOfiai,  (fr.  avrt  against,  and 
liTTiii  lo  touch)  to  touch,  altark, 
or   lay  hands   upon   in   turn,  or 
nflrr     amither  ;     to    rling,     em- 
brace^ or  supplir.nte  in  turn  ;   tn 
move,   affect,   ajllici ;     to    touch, 
reach,  come  to  ;  to  take  in  hand, 
undertake. 
' AvOr.a,  pi.  of  dfflni. 
AiOn,  3  sin.  ront.  prei.  of  avO/oi. 
'Ai'fliia,  -ri(    Ii,  Anlheia,  the  name 
of  Kfvpral  citifK  ;   an  epithet  of 
Vfnus  and  .luno. 
AiOii\niTo,  3  pi.   of  av0it\6^ir)V,  2 

a.  mid.  nf  nvOmniu, 
Kv^uvif,  and  Ai'fl/i'l*, ->"),  -ii',  (fr. 
dvBo(;  n  floupr)  I'l  btmi\  bloom, 
ing,  flourishing,  vigorous;  flow- 
ery, adorned  vilh  flowers. 
AvO/finnf,    Port,    fjr    avnDffitvni, 
par.  2  .T.  mid.  nfnynrWni'i. 
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AvBqaor,-ov,Tb,  (fr.  ar9o;aflower) 
the  herb  gith,  or  nigella;  an  or- 
nament. 

Ai'Btfth,  -iSof,  >;,  (fr.  same)  aflow- 
er  ;  tlie  herb  chamomile. 

Avdeix6cti,  -caea,  -cv,  and  'AvBefios, 
-ov,  b,  Ii,  (fr.  same)  flowery, 
blooming,  bright,  Ituniriant. 

'Avdcijov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a 
flower. 

Ai'de^Oftat,  -r),  -tTai,  1  f.  mid.  — 
Ar8e^h)fiai,  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of  av- 
Tfxofiat. 

Ai'SEOfdii',  -uvof,  6,  (fr.  avBiiii  to 
blossom)  the  chin  ;  the  part  be- 
neath the  lower  jaws  in  beasts ; 
the  throat. 

Ai'BfptKOi,  -ov,  b,  the  star-flower,  or 
asphodel. 

AvBlpi^,  -iKos,  b,  same  as  aBi'ip, 

'ArBtcav,  Poet,  for  aviBcaav,  3  pi. 

2  a.   act.  of  avariBti fit. 
'ArBcci,  d.  pi.  ofdiBos. 
Ar6f!rTt;Ka,  -as,  -e,  per.  ind.  act.  — 

AvBccrrvKdres,  n.  pi.  of  AvBcarv- 

Kibs,  -v7a,  -ds,  par.  per.  act.  of 

avBlorrjiii. 
'AvBtro,  for  aviBtTO,  3  sin.    2  a. 

mid.  of  ai'nriBrifii. 
Avdthenv,    Dor.    for    avBovaav,    a. 

sin.  fern.  cont.  par.  pros.  act.  — 

KvBtvai,  Dor.  for  avBovai,  cont. 

fr.  avBiovat,  d.  pi.  par.  pres.  or 

3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
KvBiiii    -ui,    f.   -ijedi,    (fr.   dvBos  a 

flower)  to  blosso7n,  bloom,  bear 
flowers  ;  to  flourish,  prosper  ;  to 
shine,  dazzle,  glitter;  to  ooze, 
trickle,  per.  ind.  mid.  )}vBa-  for 
which  also  tji'oBa,  and  Att.  avrj- 
voBa. 

'AvBrj,  or  'Ait;;,  -»;f,  f),  the  name 
of  a  citv. 

AiChffiwv,  -Svos,  '1,  (fr.  dvQos  a 
flower,  and  {Vod  to  eat)  a  bee  ;  or 
rather  an  epithet  of  the  bee, 
from  living  on  floivers. 

AvBnpis,  -li,  -ii',  {fr.  same)  flotv- 
ery,  fresh,  blooming  ;  gny,  lively. 

ArOi^>i>,  f.  -law,  (fr.  same)  to  bud, 
blossom,  put  forth  flowers  ;  to 
slrevi,  garnish,  adorn  with  flow- 
ers ;  to  colour,  tinge,  dye. 

Ai'B!i,w,  or  Ai'Oi^o/ini,  (fr.  avri 
against,  and  i'^dj  to  scat)  to  sit 
down  against,  encamp  opposite, 
besiege. 

AvOifdf,  ->>,  -)i',  (fr.  same)  floiv- 
ery,  adorned  withflmvers. 

KiBinriijit)V,  -non,  or  -ii>,-nTn,  imp. 
mid.  —  AvBiardjicyos,  par.  pres. 
mid. — Ai'OiTrarnii,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  mid.  of 

\vBiart}jH,  f.  uvTiaTt'jruo,  p.  avBi- 
trriiKa,  {fr.  nvr}  ntainst,  and 
"itrriiit  lo  stand)  to  stand  against, 
resist,  oppose.  I  a.  avriarnon'  2 
a.  nvriarn*''  imp.  pass,  avlhard- 
/i>;i',  -aao,  -am. 

A  f Oo<Mko«,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  dvOns  a  flow- 
cr,  and  elynjint  lo  roiil.iin)  a 
floiver.pol,  floii'er-baskel. 

AxCloXnylio  -16,  f-  -I'l'"-',  (fr.  same, 

and   yiyio   to    galher)   to  gather 

flnv^ers ;    to    select    benutie* ;    to 

cull,  choose. 

I  AvBofio'^nylii)  -w,  f.  -fiato,  (fr.  oi'tJ  to 


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return,  and  b^o\oylio  to  confcs!)) 
to  conjes.*  in  tun\,  nstrnl  or  agree 
mutxiallt/y  c.ovettaui,  or  stipulate 
on  both  sides  ;  to  sing  praises,  or 
thanksgivings  responsicdif. 

Aydopt,  Poet,  for  aridopc,  3  sill.  2 
a.  of  avaOooiu. 

'Ai'Ooc,  -to(  -ouf,  TO,  a_flou'er,  bios- 
torn  ;  fresh  groxHli ;  the  budiling 
or  shooting  of  trees  ;  luxuriance, 
bloom,  flouitr,  pride,  excellence  ; 
a  garland ;  a  spark ;  a  Jit,  pn- 
rnrys-m. 

AvO'  urov,  for  which  ?  for  what  ? 
whi^  !  wherefore  ? 

\rOpaKcv;,  -hi,  Att.  -itog,  b,  (fr. 
di'Opa^  a  coal)  a  collier,  coal- 
man. 

At'OpaKla,  -Of,  /;,  (fr.  same)  a  heap 
of  burning  coaU,  ajire. 

'AvOpa^,  -axoi,  b,  a  burning,  or  live 
coal ;  a  carbuncle. 

'AiOpnfif,  -lof,  Att.  -coK,  h,  (•"!■• 
last)  a  coal ;  afire,  conjlagralion ; 
a  burn. 

AiOpi'/vti,  -)]s,  !;,  a  tcasp,  hornet. 

'AifJpjjT*,  for  diOpioiTc,  V.  of  di- 
Opurof. 

AvdpiiiTTdpccKOi,  -Of,  h,  fi,  (fr.  dvOpd)- 
roj  a  man,  and  apicKw  to  please) 
one  who  courts  popularity,  a  man- 
pleoJitT  ;  ambitious,  intriguing  ; 
a  flatterer,  parasite. 

AvOpuiTiri,  cont.  avdpojrVi,  -tji,  tj, 
(Ir.  same)  the  human  skin. 

AiOpiTTCioi,  and  Ion.  AvOpwTri/iof, 
-01',  4,  I'l,  AvBn'orrtvbs,  AvOpiDZi- 
tJf,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  same)  human, 
belonging  to  man. 

AiOp-ovtiuii,  Av0p(i)rr(i(i)f,  and  Av- 
Opwrnrijy,  (fr.  same)  Uke  a  man, 
according  to  human  nature ;  man- 
fully ;  courteously  kindly. 

Ai'dpwirin,  -Q?,  fi,  (fr.  same)  hu- 
manity, human  nature ;  benevo- 
Unce,  kindness. 

AvOpu)ri^(ii,  (fr.  same)  to  behave  or 
act  like  a  man,  be  like  a  human 
creature;  Aiflpwr^^o^ai,  to  he- 
come  man,  he  ma/le  human,  par. 
1  a.  pa3s.  avOpuiirioOds. 

Aidpuriov,  -01),  rb,  (dim.  fr.  same) 
a  little  man,  dwarf,  pigmy;  a 
fellow,  varlet,  knave. 

Av0pii)T6y\ii)TTOi,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr. 
same,  and  y\!iaca  the  tongue) 
Mpeaking  with,  or  imitating  the 
human  voic^.  An  epithet  of  a 
parrot. 

AvCo(i)-o(i«(if,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  rj,  (fr 
same,  and  ciioi  shape)  of  hu- 
man form,  in  the  shape  of  man. 

AvOpiDTTodvaia,  -as,   !•„    (fr.   same, 
and  diu>  to  sacrifice)  a  human 
r.aaijice. 
KvOpii>TOKT6voi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  KTciVttj  to  kill)  a  mantlayer, 
7nurdereT. 
AvOpiavoXdyoi,  -ov,  I,  !),  (fr.  same, 
and  Xdyo?  a  discourse)  treating  of 
human  nature,  speaking  of  mon. 
KvdptDvoi,  -ow,6, i,  (fr.  dviit  up,  Tpi- 
foi  to  turn,  and  un|'  the  counte- 
nance) man,  mankin/i,  the  hu- 
man species  ;  human  nature ;  a 
man,perton,  husbarul,  master 
AvdodiT 


and  ifidyu)  to  cat)  a  man-eater, 
cannibal, 

AiOpiarroipSfii,  -lo;  -oiif,  fi,  i/,  (fr. 
same,  and  <pi(a  to  be)  of  human 
nature,  born  flfce  men. 

Ax'dviravTufo  -u>,  f.  -I'law,  (fr.  avrl 
against,  and  vTravrdu)  to  meet) 
to  go  to  meet ;  to  encounter,  run 
together. 

AvOvvaTcla,  -ai,  »/,  (fr.  ayOvTraros 
a  proconsul)  the  office  of  procon- 
sul, a  proconsulate,  or  pror.on- 
sutship. 

AvBvrarcvovTos,  g.  sin.  par.  pres. 
act.  of 

AvOtTTnTiCii),  f.  -cvau,  p.  TivQvTTd- 
TcvKa,  (fr.  next)  to  be  a  procon- 
sul;  to  enjoy,  or  discharge  the 
office  nf  proconsul. 

A>'0iirruroj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  avT)  for,  and 
iiruTOs  a  consul)  a  proconsul ;  a 
Roman  magistrate  7icxt  to  the 
coTusuU ;  a  lieutenant,  governor. 

AvOv-rrovpyfui  -C,  (fr.  same,  irrd  un- 
der, and  (pyov  work)  to  work 
under,  or  along  with,  assist,  co- 
operate ;  to  give  work  in  return. 

Avdvfpaipcio  -Ci,  (fr.  avr'i  in  turn,  and 
l<paipiio  to  withdraw)  to  subtract, 
take  aicay,  lessen  proportionally. 

AvOij)jio\oydro,  3  sin.  cont.  imp. 
mid.  of  (uOouoXoy/w. 

Av0'  ojv,  for  which,  wherefore. 

Av(a,  -Of,  and  Ion.  Avh/,  -;;?,  i), 
grief,  sorroiv,  wo,  mourning; 
sadness,  heaviness,  pensiverusa  ; 
vexation,  trouble. 

Avta,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
avian) 

Ai'id^oi,  f.  -daui,  (fr.  nvia  grief)  to 
cause  sorrov:,  grieve,  trouble,  sad- 
den ;  to  fret,  repine,  repent, 

Aviapbs,  or  Avajpof,  -a,  -bv,  (fr. 
same)  mournful,  sad,  sorrowful, 
melancholy,  painful,  distressing, 
afflictive  ;  troublesome,  vexatious. 
comp.  ai'iapdrcpos,  sup.  -draroi' 
and  uvnipiarcpci,  -earaTOs, 

Avirt'ffOi)!',  1  a.  sub.  pass,  oiavid^w 

Avidai,  Att.  for  avUiai,  3  pi.  pres 
ind.  oiavlrifti,  —  Ai'fa<T(,  forai't?- 
ci,  3  pi.  pres.  of  avtif/i,  to  go  up 

.\vldTOi,  -ov,  i,  n,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
tdoftai  to  heal)  incurable;  re^ 
mediless,  desperate. 

AvidrpivTOi,  -ov,  b,  i],  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  larpcvoi  to  cure)  uncured, 
not  healed;  incurable 

Xvidrwi,  (fr.  avtaroi  incurable)  i'ti- 
curably. 

Avidyoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  intens. 
and  idj(^w  to  resound)  noisy  ;  vo- 
ciferous, loud,  clamorous;  rat- 
tling, crashing,  pealing. 

Avidia  -<3,  f.  -daiii,  p.  n'^loKa,  (fr. 
avla  grief)  see  avt<f^a).  pres. 
opt.  pass,  aviaoifirjv  -ijijjirjv,  aoio 
-iTii>,  aolro  -wTO. 
Avi^pwTi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  T^puj 
sweat)  without  labour,  toil,  or 
trouble,  easily, 
Avl^puTOi,  -ov,  0,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
without  trouble,  easy  ;  without 
siMot,  or  exercise 


Aviti,  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  or  3 
sin.  cont.  imp.  ind.  act.  —  AvitTi", 
/'•  o{,  -ov,  6,  r/,  (fr.  last,       pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  —  .\vfc15,  21     nvinToivi 

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liin.  cont.  imp.  ind.  act.  ofavtifn 
n.s  if  fr.  nvifio. 

Avlrii;  forai'fiji',  imp.  act.  —  Avitif, 
-t7att,-iv,  par.  pres.  act. —  Av</- 
/ifi-of,  par.  pres.  mid.  —  Avic(>iv, 
•m,  •>!,  pres.  opt.  act.  —  Avt(- 
rat,  pros,  inf  act.  of  Hifij^i. 

Av/fpo{,  -ov,  b,  I],  {fr.  next)  unholy, 
profane. 

Avtcpiii)  -a,  f.  -tfiBii',  p.  -o)Ka,  (fr. 
avi'i  intens.  and  "upuf  holy)  to  do 
holy  ceremonies,  sacrifice ;  to  con- 
secrate, devote. 

AvlcffKOv,  -£f,  -t,  imp.  of  aviloKw, 
Poet,  for  avlrjiii. 

AvituvTai,  Dor.  and  Ion.  for  aviouv- 
Tai,  3  pi.  pres.  pass,  of  aviiia, 
for  avirjpn. 

Avil,ov,  -ov,  rb,  the  herb  anise. 

AviijOch,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  avido). 

Ai'tyi/ii,  f.  ->'iau),  p.  -iiKa,  (fr.  ava 
up,  and  hini  to  send)  to  send 
bark  ;  to  cast,  fling,  throw  up- 
wards ;  to  emit,  discharge;  to 
loosen,  unloose,  open,  strip;  to 
liberate,  releojte,  let  go  ;  to  slack- 
en, relax,  intermit,  moderate, 
lessen  ;  toremit, forgive,  forbear ; 
to  dismiss,  leave,  let  alone;  to 
desert,  forsake ;  to  let  slip,  omit, 
neglect;  to  urge,  incite,  impel. 
1  a.  act.  avTiKa.  2  a.  act.  ind. 
avrjv  sub.  avd'  par.  pres.  act. 
ai'tcls'  2  a.  avil^'  par.  pres. 
pass,  aviipcvo;'  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
uv(6r]v,  and  avilOriv  par.  andclf. 

Avirjv,  a.  sin.  ofavhi.  Ion.  fornv/a. 
Also  imp.  ofavi:i^t. 

Avivpicrrcpoi,  -iararoi,  and  Ai'iijp^- 
Tcpo{,  -draroi,  comp.  and  sup.  of 
avirjpbi,  for  nvmpii, 

Avti'iveai,  JEo\.  for  ain'am  2  sin. 
1  f.  mid.  —  Avit'/acia,  -a;,  -t, 
JEioL  for  avirjcaim,  1  a.  opt.  — 
Avii'iaa),'Tii,  -!?,  1  a.  sub.  of ai'itioi. 

Avirjai,  3  sin.  of  avlniit, 

'AvtKa,  Dor.  for  i;^//ca.  * 

AviKijTot;,  and  Dor.  ,\i/(Varof,  -ov, 
b,  '),  (fr.  a  neg.  and  vKcau  to  con- 
quer) invincible  ;  unconquered. 

A^/Xtojj,  -d),  fi,  fi,  (fr.  u  neg.  and 
('Xtii)s  merciful)  pitiless,  merciless, 
inhuman,  cruel. 

Avifidu)  -ui,  (fr.  avd  up,  and  !;<«u> 
to  draw,  th.  i'/joj  a  thong)  to  haul 
up,  weigh ;  to  draw  up,  or  out 
of;  to  exhaust,  empty. 

'Aviov,  Dor.  for  fiviov. 

AvtSvra,  -ovaav,  -bv,  a.  sin.  2  a. 
par.  of  dvcifii,  to  go  up. 

' Avioy^^oi,  Dor.  for  /jiio^os. 

'AviTTiTOi,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  a  new.  and 
'tnroi  a  horse)  v:ithout  a  horse  ; 
an  infantry  soldier. 

KvlnTafiai,  f.  -t'laojiai,  (fr.  ava  up, 
and  Inrajiai  to  fly)  to  fly  vp,  off', 
or  away  ;  tn  soar.  2  a.  ind.  mid. 
avcvrdpriv,  Dor.  avtirrdfiav.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  avivrrjv'  inf.  avairrri- 
vai,  fr.  aviTTTtjpti, 

AvitttSitovs,  -oios,  fi,  {/,  (fr.  next, 
and  rroTii  the  foot)  v>ith  unwash- 
ed, dirty,  or  unclean  feet. 

Avhro;,  -ov,  fi,  rj,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
vfrro)  to  wash)  unwashed,  foul ; 
unclean,  not  pur{/lcd.  d.  pi.  Ion. 


1 


ANO 

Aftariificioi,  par.  pres.  mid. — ; 
AvlaraaOai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  —] 
Jiviararat,  3siii.  pres.  inf.  mid.  of| 

Avlariijit,  f-  avaari'icui,  p.  avicrqKa,  \ 
(fr.  avCi  up,  and  "ictijiu  to  place)  ■ 
to  stand,  T he,  rise  up  asain  ;  tu' 
arise,  appear  ;  to  rise  up  against,] 
oppose,  resust ;  to  set  out,  depart ;  i 
to  raise,  erect,  exalt ;  to  take  up,  I 
remove  ;  to  rouse,  set  in  motion, ! 
cause  to  depart,  AaniVi ;  to  sub-\ 
ver4,  overthrow.  1  a.  act.  avcarti-i 
ca-  2  a.  act.  ind.  ai/orijv*  itnpr.  i 
avdara,  and  a\iicTTj9i'  sub.  ava-\ 
crd'  inf.  avaarrivai'  par.  ai'a-| 
era;.  1  f.  mid.  avanri'iCOftai'  I 

AriCTTopfu)  -u»,  (fr.  ai'a  again,  andj 
tcTopiv)  to  examine)  io  inquire,  | 
a»A\  I 

AnVrui,  Att.  for  avtaraco,  pres. 
impr.  pass,  o^ avtarnin- 

'Avtax^i,  -voi,  b,  !;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
io';^uf  strength)  weak,  feeble, 
nerveless. 

Avicx<^,  (fr.  arii  inlcns.  and  tc)(^u 
for  /yid  to  lioW)  /o  uphold,  sup- 
port, raise,  lift ;  to  hold  up, 
arute ;  to  contain,  restrain,  re- 
frain, behave,  par.  pres.  avlax^ov' 
pres.  impr.  mid.  avlcxov,  Ion. 
avtaxto. 

JLtt^ucvu),  (fr.  avii  along,  and  fyvo; 
a  track)  to  trace,  search  after, \ 
pursue  ;  to  investigate,  examine.  I 

Anw/icOa,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
mid.  —  KvLaoifxijv  -Cjjirtr,  -noio 
-iio,  -doiTo  -iiiTo,  pres.  opt.  pxss. 
of  aviau. 

Aviuk'i  -ouaa,  -uv,  par  2  a.  of  uv:i- 
Ht,to  go  up. 

AnCii;  g.  pi.  of  iiiiij. 

'Aiva,  ylnna,  Eng.  .'I/Wf,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

'Avvai,  Annas,  a  man's  name. 

'Avvctv,  Poet,  for  dmv,  pres.  inf. 
of  (£vid,  for  avuio. 

An'/^uXo,-,  Poet,  for  avi<jic\o;,  -ov, 
4,  //,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  vt<p(\ii  a 
cloud)  cloudiest,  brigltl,  clear, 
nerene. 

AvvoOffn,  -loi,  0,  Annubis,  an 
Egyptian  idol. 

'Afor'oj-,  •i>i',  0,  I/,  (fr.  avd  up,  and 
oii;  a  road)  Aaw'n.?  a  ro'W,  or 
path  upvards,  "sleep.  Or  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  same)  pathless,  with- 
out a  roa/1,  iinpassabU. 

Ayohu^oftat,^.  avU  inlcns,  andojf- 
po/iai,  wliich  HCC. 

Avoijfitav,  -ovof,  i,  »',  (fr.  n  ncg. 
and  voi'iftijiv  Honsitile)  of  weak  in- 
ttlUct.%,  tinplr,  sill  I/,  foolish,  . 

Atoiiaia,  -ni,  //,  (fr.  «  neg.  and 
I'oi'ui  to  undorNtand)  fnulishnesn. 

Avinroi,  -ot,  i,  /;,  (fr.  .same)  unin- 
IfUiiiihle  ;  uninlclligml,  dull,  un- 
npprrhfnsive  ;  saisilcns  ;  incon- 
mderalc,  thnuglttlcsi,  foolish. 

'Avoin,  -af,  I),  (fr.  R-iinc)  mntlncss ; 
foUi/,  want  of  understanding. 

'Avotyfin,  -lirof,  rJ,  (\'r.  next)  an 
Oftenine,  unrhmng,  unlorking ; 
disclosure  ;  a  passigt,  entrance, 
door, 

Avniyu),  Avoiyniu),  and  Aro/yvu^c, 
(•  atoi^ui,  p.  nvli'i^'i,  Att.  for 
<"'?'Au°>  '^^'  ""'  "i''^'W>  and  olyut 


ANO 

to  open)  (0  open,  throxo  open;  to 
unclose,  unlock,  unbar,  admit;  to 
disclose,  unfold.  1  a.  aviio^a,  and 
>/i'oifa"  int.  ai'ol^ai.  per.  pass. 
aviioyiiat,  and  tiviuiyiiai.  1  a. 
pass,   rtvzwx^riv,  and   (i>£a)-^Ot;v, 

3  pi.  ni'ciL'X^'?''''"'  •^'-  P'ls*'  "I'Oi- 
yt'iaoftai.    p.    mid,   avfuya"  par. 

al'£(i))-(if. 

Aroitffu,  same  as  otceu),  avoiSriaav, 
n.  sin.  neut.  1  a.  par.  act. 

Avoi'/jf,  g.  sin.  of  avoir,,  Ion.  for 
ai'oi'a. 

AvoiKtir^iir,  -oii,  'o,  {Jr.  ava  again, 
and  oiKf^o)  to  inhabit)  a  return, 
restoration,  replacing. 

AvoiKoiojjtiiii  -ui,  f.  -ijirto,  p.  aiioxc- 
fifxriKa,  (fr.  avd  again,  c7koj  a 
house,  and  iinu  to  build)  to  re- 
build, repair,  build  up  again  ;  to 
restore,  reinstate, 

AvotKoiofii'iaw,  -cis,  -ci,  1  f.  ind. 
act.  of  last. 

'AvoiKOi,  -ov.  A,  fi,  (fr,  a  neg.  and 
o7ko;  a  house)  houseless,  an  exile, 
wanderer, 

\voiKTui,  -i),  -01',  (fr.  nvolyu)  to 
open)  open,  unclosed,  vAdc  ex- 
panded; that  may  be  opened. 

'.\.vo(Kro£,  -ov,  b,  §,  (fr.  o  ncg.  and 
oltiroi  pity)  pitiless,  merciless, 
ruthlisa,  unmerciful,  cruel. 

AvoIktui:;,  (fr.  last)  unmercifully, 
without  pity ;  unpilied. 

.^voi/nj^u,  f.  -fw,  fr.  avd  intens.  and 
oi/jwfu,  which  sec. 

Avol^ai,  1  a.  inf.  —  Avoi'faf,  -aca, 
-av,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  avofj'w. 

'Avoifif,  -105,  Att.  -to)?,  >/,  (fr, 
avolyw  to  open)  an  ope7dng,  uyi- 
closmg,  unlocking  ;  a  chasm, 
passage,  entrance,  door, 

Avoiaii),  1  f.  act.  of  avarpipw. 

'Avoiro,  Ssin.  pres.  opt.  ofdvonat, 
pass,  of  u'lu),  or  afvio. 

AvoixOi^at,  3  pi.  1  a,  sub.  pass,  of 
ai'oi'ycj, 

Aio\(ila,  -as,  11,  Ion.  aio\^lrj,  (fr. 
next )  want,  poverty  ;  urctchcd- 
ness,  misery. 

'AvoXpoi,  -ov,  6,  '/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
6\lJoi  wealth)  destitute,  needy ; 
forlorn,  forsaken  ;  unhappy,  mi- 
serahle. 

Av6\c0ooi,  and  Av^i>\idpo;,  -ov,  h, 
//,  (ff.  a  ncg.  and  6'XcOpos  harm) 
S'ifp,  secure,  free  from  danper. 

AvoXoXii^u),  fr.  av't  intens.  and  o\o- 
Xui^u),  which  see. 

AvoXo(^()pof/n(,  fr.  same,  and  oXo<pi!- 
po(i<ii,  which  Bcc. 

'Ai'o^ai,  pass,  or  mid.  of  ifu),  for 
aviit). 

Avofifiplui  -w,  (fr.  Bamc,  and  (5/i- 
Ppni  rain)  to  pour  dn\mi  rain,  or 
like  rain,  delugr,  nvrrftow. 

' Avofi(ipo(,-nv,  I),  fi,  (fr.  a  n<"g.  and 
(5/i/?pof  rain)  without  rain,  dry, 
wantirig  rnin. 

Avoiilu)  -Q,  f.  -I'liTU),  p,  -riKc,  (fr. 
rf>'o;<of  lawless)  M  act  unjustly, 
almsc,  injure,  drjilr, 

Av6ftri)iii,  -jirof,  rfi,  (fr,  last)  a 
wrong,  injury  ;  crime,  trans- 
gression. 

Avofila,  -t(,  li,  (fr.  name)  illegality, 
ini'iuily,  trunsurrsston ;   ioipirty, 
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ANO 

sin  ;    violence,   rapine  ;   perver 
sion,  or  confusion  of  principles. 

Avi^ixaros,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
(5/jf(a  an  eye)  wanting  eyes,  in- 
capable of  seeing. . 

Avd^toto;,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg,  and 
buotos  hke)  unlike,  dissimilar; 
tlifferent. 

Avo^iowTr]i,  -jjrof,  ,),  (fr.  last)  un- 
likoness,  difference. 

'Avofios,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
vd;/os  law)  illegal,  unlawful;  law- 
less, sinful,  iniquitous,  wicked; 
violent,  injurious,  not  having, 
knowing, oracknoii.ledgingalatv; 
an  unbeliever,  apostate,  injidel. 

Aiofidui  -(S,  (fr.  last)  same  as  avo- 

Avditwf,  (fr.  same)  ivithout  law; 
ttnlawfully,  wickedly,  violently. 

Aiivriros,  -ov,  b,  j%  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
(Sy7?^t  to  delight)  useless,  unpro- 
fitable, unavailing  ;  unpleasant, 
disagreeable,  offensive,  hurtful. 

'Avoos  •ov;,-6ov  -ov,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
t<5o5  sense)  senseless,  foolish,  stu- 
pid ;  perverse  ;  mad,  distracted. 

Av67raia,-ag,  fi,a  kind  of  eagle;  or 
a  swallow. 

Avava7a,  or  AvoTaluig.  insensibly, 
unperceived,  invisibly.  Or,  for 
ov'  oTraTa,  over,  or  above  the 
chimney,  high,  lofty. 

'AvoTT\oi,  -OV,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
orXov  a  weapon)  unarmed,  de- 
fenceless, dismantled. 

Ai(5ffAu)f,  (fr.  last)  without  defence, 
u-eakly. 

Avoph,  Dor.  for  j;iiopt'j. 

Aiopflrfu) -(3,  f.  -lacii},  p,  avwpOioKa, 
(fr,  avu  up,  and  upOiJu)  to  straight- 
en) to  raise,  lift  ttp  ;  to  rear,  set 
up,  erect ;  to  rebuild,  restore ;  to 
correct ;  to  establish.  I  a.  ind.  av- 
iipOuiaa'  impr.  avipOtoaov  1  a. 
pass.  avwpOutOni'. 

'Ai'op/jos,  -ov,  b,  >!,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Hpfio;  a  harbour)  without  a  har- 
huur,  unsafe  for  ships. 

Avipovaa,  Ion.  for  aiiipovaa,  -os', 
-r.,  1  a.  act.  o*" 

Ai'opoiu),  f.  -yi'cnu,  p.  aviipovKa,  (fr, 
avn  up,  and  opovto  to  start)  In 
start  up,  rise  hastily;  to  rush, 
dart, 

AvopvCn;,  -ntra,  -av,  par,  of  Aio- 
pi'^to,  ->!(,  -a,  sub.  1  a.  act.  of 

Avopviraw,  or  -rroi,  (fr.  avd  up, 
and  opvaaio  to  dig)  to  dig  up, 
rout;  to  raiv.  from  the  dead. 

Aviniui,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  a  ni!g.  and 
baioi  holy)  unholy,  impious,  pro- 
fane, wicked  ;  fiitldess,  treachir- 
ous,  cruel,  comp.  uyoaKorcpoi, 
wip.  -liraroi. 

'Avoaof,  -ov,  i,  i'/,  (fr.  saino,  and 
vdaoi  disease)  healthy. 

Aruffrrof,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  s;imr,  and 
onrlnv  a  bone)  without  bones, 
honelrss, 

A  i'(JiTT//i«f , -«w,  h,  ft,  (fr.  same,  and 
viartjinf  returning,  th.  voirrAi)  to 
return)  irithnnt  rttiirn,  7irvrr  to 
return;  hnjielisi. 

'AvnrjTnf,  niid  \t'6rTrtiT0(,  -ov,  b,  i), 
(fr.  same,  nml  iMrrrof  a  return,  th. 
voariiit  to  return)   not  to  be  trod- 


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den  back,  or  rrtraced ;  Oiat  may 
not  return  ;  an  exile. 
Aioiuruj, -ov,  A,  1),  (IV.  iivrO  willi- 
oiil,  uiui  oi"u{,  Pout,  for  oi(  an 
ear)    tcithoul   or    wuiiliiig  ears, 
(iciij. 
AiouWri/roj,  -oi',  h,  i).  (I'r.  u  nc<;. 
and  vovlhrfw  to  advise)  iiiatteti- 
live,   hcallesn  ;     perverse,    ohsti- 
nute  ;  that  will  not  be  advised. 
'Avon,  see  avdoi. 

'Avovaoi,  for  dyoaoi. 

AfoiraToi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
ouriiui  to  wound)  not  wounded, 
unhurt. 

A>oi;r;7Ti,(fr.  last)  without  a  wound. 

Aiu;^'';,  -i)i,  II,  (tV.  uv{T(io  to  willi- 
hold)  an  itUermi.tsiuii,  interviil, 
pause;  a  truce,  ces.iation  of  arms ; 
Jorhearance, patience,  i/ululgtncc. 

Aro)(vaoi,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
c^vpif  or  o^vpii  firm)  nolforli. 
Jied,  unfenced ;  insecure. 

'Avara,  and'AvffT-uOi,  Dor.  forairf- 

ertjOt,  2  a.  inipr.  act Aio-nit, 

for  uruo-Tiij,  par.  ofaviartiv,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  —  ApcTi'ifiivai,  Att.  and 
Dor.  (or  avaaTijvui,  2  a.  inf.  act. 
—  Avary'iacadai,   for    acaar;?''"^- 

y-ii,  1  f.  inf.   mid 'Ai'dTiiaov, 

for  ava'(Tr»;(7oi'i  1  a.  iinpr.  act.  — 
AvaTt'iTi^',  f*""  avaarf/Tijv,  3  du.  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  ai'iarrjjzi. 

AicrToiiptrai  ior avaarpiiptrai,  3 sin. 
pres.  ind.  mid.  of  ai'acrpf^cii. 

Ava'}(^cOho,  Poet,  for  av(';^w.  inf. 
avaay^tOiiiv  -ur. 

'Aia'x^io,  Poet,  for  ai'rf(r;^£o,  Ion.  for 
avdaxov,  2  a.  impr.  mid.  —  Av- 
a^tjaiaOat,  for  avda^i'iceadai,  1  f 
inf.  mid. — Ai'£r;^//Oi'j;i', -oio,  -oiro, 
fur  avaa-)(Qij>.')Vi  op'-  of  a»'£o-;;^(i- 
ur;v,  2  a.  mid.  of  avi-^u. 

AvcycTbi,  for  avaaxi'rhi,  -ov,  b,  fj, 
(fr.  avixj^  to  bear)  tolerable,  nup- 
portahle,  that  may  be  endured. 

Ait'  for  avri,  before  a  smooth 
vowel. 

'Avra,  (fr-  av7i  against)  opposite, 
contrnri/  to  ;  directly  ;  very. 

AfTayopd^ij),  f.  -aVui,  {avri  for,  and 
(jyop(i(^w  to  buy)  to  buy  in  return 
for,  to  barter. 

Avrnyurifo/jai,  f.  -Icoiiai,  p.  aVT>j-\ 
ythviufiai,  (fr.  avri  against,  and 
aymii^ofiai  lo  contend)  to  strive 
against,  resist,  oppose,  contend 
with.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  avrnyutvi- 
adfiiiv. 

Av'aywi'KTTjK,  and  Avrayiivtarog, 
-ov,b,  (fr.  same)  an  anlagoniit, 
foe,  rival,  adversary ;  a  com- 
batant, champion. 

AvrniiKiiii  -u>,  f.  -nam,  (fr.  avrX  for, 
and  aeiKiui  to  wrong)  to  injure 
in  return,  lo  ret'diute. 

Avratipu),  (fr.  avri  against,  and 
acipui  to  raise)  to  raise,  lo  set,  or 
to  rise  up  against ;  to  oppose,  re- 
sist, inf.  ai'TuuDtif. 

Avrricti,  Dor.  for  avnUif,  -usaa,  -tv, 
(fr.  dvTtjv  opposite)  conlrari),  np. 
posite,  adverse  ;  inimical,  hostile. 

AvTaiof,  -a,  -av,  same  as  last. 

AvraKalot,  -uiv,  oi,  sea  monsters. 

AvraKoi'iu,  f.  -oiJorui,  (fr.  avri  for, 
and  aKoim   to  hear)    to  listen, 


hearken,  attend  ;  to  hear  in  turn, 
or  reply. 
AvTiiX^ayfia,  -Sroi;,  rd,  (fr.  same, 
and  uXXiiacii)  to  rxcliango)  a 
chaiisf,  (3'rhange,  co/iunulnlion  ; 
thi'  thiiii;  pivcn  in  eHchangf,  an 
equivdhiit ;  price,  ranso7ti,  n- 
dtmplion ;  cumptnsatiun,  rtlii- 
button  ;  a  type,  sir/iililuilc  ;  riia- 
lion,  reference,  currespimdencr. 
AiraficifieTO,  Dor.  for  avrri^dfitTo, 

imp.  of 
AvTOfidjiny,  or   -ufiai,    fr.   avri    in 

turn,  an(l  n/it/fJio,  wliici)  see. 
.\>'r(i'/if(;^i{,  -(OS,  Alt.  -tiof,  1^,  (fr. 
same)   nconiprnsc,  nturn,  com- 
pensation, exchange. 
AiruiHipfw  -w,   (fr.   avri  for,   avii 
up,  and  u!f>{'w  lo  take)  to  take, 
Ift,  or  carry  aiimy  in  return. 
AvTaraipu),   (fr.  same,  and  aipui  lo 
cut  off)  to  destroy,  waste,  ruin, 
in  return,  or  by  icay  of  retaliation. 
Ai'Tdi'u/cArfw-ui,  (fr.  same,  and  kXh'w 
to  break)  to  rebound;  to  reflect, 
or  refract. 
Avraj'HTrAtpooi)  -oi,  f.  -iliciti,  avrava- 
■tTCTT\ripu)Ka,  (fr.  saine,  and  -X>;- 
p6tii  to  fill )  to  Jill  up,  or  complete 
in  turn  ;  to  .finish,  or  perfect  the 
correspondence,  fuljil ;    to  coun- 
terbalance. 
AiTavnartjaat,   1  a.  inf.  act.  of  ai- 

Taviarniii. 
'AvravSpoi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  avri  in- 
stead, and  aviip  a  man)  a  substi- 
tute, a  dqiuly. 
AvTariarriiu,    f.    -ari'/ao],    (fr.    avTi 
against,    and  'iarnjtt    to  set)  to 
raise,  or  set  up  against;  Airu- 
vldTajxni.,  to  rise  up  against,  re- 
sist, rebel,  revolt. 
Avravopioai,  Dor.  for  Avrrjvopiiai, 
-u>v,  01,  the  sons  or  descendants  of 
Antenor. 
AvTavvaai,-aaa,  -av,  fov  avaravv- 
aui,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  avaTavvia, 
tlie  same  as  uvardvtii. 
AvTil(io^,-ii,  -ov,  (fr.  avri  for,  and 
n'^ios  deserving)  equivalent,  equal 
in  worth,   value,  or  estimation ; 
as  good  as  ;  on  a  level,  or  equali- 
ty with  ;  preferable. 
Avranoiiiwjxi,    f.    avravoouiaui,    p. 
avTaiToii6u)Ka,  (fr.  avrt  for,  and 
aTToci('i(i)ftt  to  return)  lo  hand  over, 
transfer;  to  recompense,  repay,  re- 
turn, imp.  ind.  airancdiouv.  2  a. 
ind.  avTuTriiiDV.  inf.   aiiTaTroioti- 
vnt'pa.r.avru7!0(]ovi.  1  a.pass.ai'- 
Ta~i.5uO)iv.  1  f.  avTuTocoOi'idOjtai. 
AvTa-irdiuifja,  -liros,  rH,   (fr.  same) 
recompense,   retribution,    retalia- 
tion, requital;  a  turn,  winding; 
change,  revolution. 
Avruniloxris,  -to;,  Att.  -£w{,  ^,  (fr. 
same)  recompense,  remuneraiinn^ 
reward ;   wares  bartered,  cit  ex- 
changed. 
AvraTroc^ojr'iKii,  ->i,  -bv,  (fr.  same) 

relributory  ;  equivalent. 
AvTuTTOKpivoiiai,  (fr.  air!  in  return, 
and  a-roKplvofiai  to  answer)  lo 
make  answer  in  return,  contra- 
dict, reply.  1  a.  pass.  avrn-riKpl- 
Oriv  inf.  ai/Tu7ro<tp(6iji'a(.  1  f.  av- 
Tar,oicpt.Ofiai/uai. 
(52) 


Ayro;r(ii:pJ'<r(f,-(Of,  All.  -tuf,  Sf,  (fr. 
Bame)  a  reply,  answir. 

Ai'ruriiA,\ip/(i,  (fr.  avri  for,  and 
ci7ruAAii/(i  lo  dcsiro)')  lo  ruin, 
vmsir,  destroy,  in  return,  or  in  re- 
venge. ' 

Avrujroffr/AAi.i,  (fr.  same,  and  otto-. 
rrAAcu  lo  send  away)  to  send 
bark  again  ;  send  in  jilacc  of. 

AtTunoTlio,  fr.  avri  in  return,  and 
ototIw,  wliicii  see. 

AvTiirTTiatiai,  Ion.  I'or  atOdiTTcaOai, 
pros.  inf.  of  avyrfrru/mi. 

.\)'Tdpai<:,-wi,  Att.  -fwf,  ij,  (fr.  avrt 
afjainst,  and  aipui  to  raise)  a 
lifting  the  hand  against,  an  as- 
sault ;  rebellion,  insurrection. 

Avrdprra,  -uv,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  rebel, 
insurgent. 

AiraoTTd^o^ai,  (fr.  avri  in  return, 
and  aattd'^o^ai  to  embrace)  to 
embrace  heartily,  to  return  love, 
to  show  7nulual  affection,  salute 
those  that  salute  me. 

Avrnvyda,  -of,  I'l,  {fr.  nvri  against, 
and  avyi)  brightness)  radiance, 
beaming,  or  reflecting  of  light. 

A-vTaiii),  f.  -iati),  p.  avrfjVKn,  (fr. 
avr'i  against,  and  atui  to  cry)  to 
cry  out  against;  to  shout  in  re- 
turn, or  reply. 

Avrdui  -d,  f.  ->jcu>,  p.  fjVT^Ka,  (fr. 
avTi  against)  to  meet ;  to  face, 
encounter  ;  to  meet  with,  find, 
get,  obtain. 

AvTtjidXriaa,  -at,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
ofavTil3o\iiji. 

AvriyKKrjfia,  -uTOi,  t3,  (fr.  avri 
against,  and  ko'Siui  to  call)  an 
accusation  in  reply,  recrimina- 
tion, retort. 

AvTcii^iovvro,  3  pi.  cont.  imp.  mid. 

of  avTiit^tdofiai. 

'Avrci\as,  Poet,  for  avirti\ai,  2 
sin.  or  for  avareiXai,  par.  1  a. 
act.  of  avariWui. 

AvTiii'd),  Poet,  for  avarehia.  So 
'Ai'Tcivov,  for  avdrcivov,  I  a. 
impr.  and  Avruvat,for  avaruvat, 
I  a.  inf. 

AvTct-acti',  2  a.  inf.  of  ovr/ru. 

AvrdpicOai,  pres.  inf.  of 

AvTcipofxat,  or  -ipo/jiat,  (fr.  avri  in 
turn,  and  dpu>  or  ipojjiai  to  ask) 
to  ask  in  return. 

Ai'Tctcrdyu),  fr.  same,  and  nadyw, 
which  see. 

AvTiK&pauwv,  -ovaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a. 
act.  of  nvTCKrpiyio. 

Ai/TCKKinTii),  f.  -xpdi,  (fr.  avr'i  in 
turn,  and  ckkSktui  lo  cut  oft)  to 
cut  off,  or  destroy  in  turn. 

AvriK\ipov,-ei,-c,iinp.ofavriK'Mvu). 

AriKT'tati,  -IOC,  Att.  -cuii,  rj,  (fr. 
next)  repayment,  reward,  recom- 
pense, retrihution  ;  ajinc. 

AvTCKTiu),   and  avrtd-riio,  (fr.  avri 
in  turn,  tK  intens.  and  rim  to  pay) 
to    repay,   recompense,  compen- 
sate ;    to  xuffer  punishment ;   to  i 
expiate,  atone, 

AvTCKTpi^u),  f.  -9pi^(o,  (fr.  avri 
against,  ck  from,  and  rpf^ui  to  -^ 
run)  to  run  out  against,  go  to 
meet;  to  outrun,  anticipate  ;  2  a. 
act.  ind.  avft^iopaytov'  par.  av- 
TCKbpajiuiv. 


ANT 

AvTcXaliounv,  -ov,  -cro,  2  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  avTiXaitlSdviii. 
AvTiXcyoi',  -a,  -e,  imp.  act.  of  oi- 

AvriWoiaa,  Syn.  and  Dor.  forava- 

riWovan,  feni.  par.  pres.  act.  — 

AvTiXXovTi,   tor   ai'uTf'XXou(7i,   3 

pi.  pres.  ind.  ofaiur/XXcj. 

A»'r£Xo((?(5p£i,  3  sin.  cont.  imp.  act. 

of  avriXoiJoofoi. 
XvTCftPoh),  -?s,  .;,  (fr.  airi  for,  and 
CfiPd>\u)  to  put  in)  a  change, 
removal;  pulling  one  thing  in 
the  place  of  another,  a  substi- 
tution. 
Av-f/z-Xz/Ow,  f.  -f/aui,  (fr.  avri  in 
return,  tv  in,  and  ffX//0w  to  fill)  to 

Jilt,  or  satisfy  in  return,  remxi- 

nerate. 
Avrcn-Xijcai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 
AvTilcijii,   (fr.    avri   against,    and 

i^ctfii  to  go  out)  to  go  out  to,  or 

towards  ;  to  go  to  meet  an  enemy. 
Airtltra^ui,  f.  -dcui,    (fr.  avri  in 

turn,  and  .tfera'^ui  to  examine 

to  cross-examine,    scrutinize;    to 

compare,  collate ;  to  match,  op- 
pose. 
AvTt^cTaOTtKii,  •ou,  6|  fj,  (fr.  last) 

in(/uixilive. 
Avr£T7<iyu>,  f.  -fa),  (fr.  avri  against, 

and  £77«yu)  to  lead  on)  to  conduct 

to,    Itad    toviards ;    to    set,    or 

march  against. 
Ai-c-ri^tii»i,  (fr.  avTt  against,  £r( 

to,  t^  from,  and  cTfti  to  go)  to  go 

to  mfit,  to  set  out  towards. 
Ai'T£T£f;/£(7ay,  3  pi.  pper.  mid.  Att. 

of  last. 
Ai'TCTTii^idi  -d,   (fr.   avTi  against, 

and  i-ii)(^{ui  to  resound)  to  make 

a  noise  in  opposition,  to  drown  a 

sound  Ijy  noise. 
XiTCTrtfiiXionai,  fr.  air!    in    turn, 

and  cTijit'Slofiai,  which  see. 
Ai'rj'ffi££v,  3  sin.  imp.  of  afriri/Zo). 
Avr/iru,  1  a.  -tirray  2  a.  -ilirov,  (fr. 

avri  .Tgainst,  and  I'n-oi  to  speak) 

to  contra/lirt ;    to  refuse,  deni/  ; 

to  reply,  or  speak  allemai:ly.  2 

a.  inf.  avTcirrclv. 
A  vTipaarhi,  -ov,  a,  (fr.  next)  a  rival. 
Avrcpiiu}  -u,  (fr.  avri  towards,  and 

ifrlto  to  love)  to  Invc  viutualli/ ; 

to  love  the  same  object,  rival. 
Xfripilfiij),   f.    •ilaui,    p.    avTriptiKa, 

(fr.   avr}  against,  and  iptli^u  to 

fix)  to  fasten  to  ;  to  cling,  adhere; 

to  prop,   support;    to  trcarl ;    to 

resist,  oppou. 
AvTipita  -(2i,  (fr.  ramc,  and  tp/u  to 

npcak)  to  rnnlradirl. 
Ai-riptianif,    /Eo\.   for   nvripclaaf, 

par.  1  a.  act.  of  uvrtpclfu. 
Airipl^w,  (fr.  avri  ngaiiiHt,  .indrp^ 

(o)  Indixpiilc)  tor.nntrnd,  or  strive 

agninAt ;  to  quarrel,  wrangle. 
Avripiimi,   (fr.  avri  in  turn,  and 

/po/i'ii  lo  a«k)  to  nsk  in  return. 
AiTtpvaiieOai,  I  a.  inf.  mid.  of 
Avripi'ii),  (fr.  iivt'i  in  liirn,  and  //I'w 

to   draw)    to  draw  hrirM,  take  in 

return  ;    to    recompense,    repni/. 

Avrtpvofjai,  to   cum,  get;  to  be 

repaid,  or  rewarded. 
AvTcpuifitvof,  par.  pres.  posa.  cont. 


of 


<lVTtpati»» 


ANT 

'AiTcadat,  pres.  inf.  ofdfroftai. 
AvTEo-TTcJ,-  3  sin.  cont.  imp.  act.  of 

ai'Tic~dio. 
Ai'Ticrrii;  -ijf,  -n,  3  pi.  ni  r/cTJ/irav, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  aitiiaTv.iii. 
AiTtarpafijilvoi,  (par.  per.  pass.  fr. 

avTi  against,  and  trrof'^w  to  turn) 

turned,  or  s(t  against,  perverted, 

changed. 
AvTcarpaiii^uvwi,  (fr.  last)  in  a  con 

Irary  way,  in  a  different  manner, 

vice  versa  ;  perversely. 
AvTcraTai,  Poet,  for  aiiurlraTai,  3 

sin.  per.  pass,  of  (n'nr£i'vu. 
Air/rfnoi', -£f, -£,imp.  of(ivrir£i'vii). 
AvTCTiTv^o,  2  sin.  pper.   pass,  of 

avTiTcC^u). 
Avrtrdpriaa, -ai, -c,  1  a.  act.  ofav 

TiTOpfW. 

AvTZTovi,  Lacon.  fof-  rov  avTov 
irovi, of  the  same  year,  that  yearh. 

Ai'Tcvcpycribi  -u>,  f.  -//(tm,  (fr.  avrc 
in  return,  and  fD£py£T)(f  a  bene 
factor)  to  return  a  kindness,  re- 
quite, repay. 

AvTCvepyertKOs,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  last) 
grateful. 

AvT£y*.-p<jrof,  viz.  fiivi;,  (fr.nvri  op- 
posite, and  tvKpaTOi  temperate) 
the  contrary  temperate  zone  ;  the 
southernasopposite  lo  thenortliern. 

.\.vTtipipovTo,  3  pi.  imp.  pass,  of 
avTiiblpofiai. 

AvTC(pi\aac,  Dor.  for  ai>Tt(pl\riac,  3 
sin.  1  a.  of  airi0iX(M. 

Avrl'x^ecOt,  2  pi.  pres.  iinpr.  mid.  — 
Ai'r£^(5^tvof,  -?;,  -ov,  par.  pres, 
pass,  of  avrf';^u. 

AvTi^prjca,  -as,  -£,   1    a.   of  avri- 

Avr/i^u>,  f.  aiOi^u),  p.  avTtc^rjKa, 
{fr.  avri  against,  and  /^w  to 
hold)  to  resist,  sustain,  hear  up 
against ;  to  detain,  keep,  restrain; 
to  hold  against,  resist ;  to  sustain, 
endure,  support;  lo  claim,  seek 
after,  cultimte,  puisue  :  Auri^o 
fiai,  to  withhold,  abstain  from  ;  to 
cling,  cleave,  adhere  to  ;  to  main- 
tain, support,  help,  relieve,  suc- 
cour ;  imp.  mid.  avr£i;^i5;;i»;v  1 
f.  mid.  avfU^o/iat. 

Avr/oj,  Ion.  for  avrna),  imp.  (Jvtdiv. 

Avr;;(!i)v,  (fr.  nvropni  to  supplicate) 
supplianlly,  humbly. 

Avrrijitliicrn,  3  sin.  imp.  mid.  of 
avrii/itZ/Ju). 

'AvTi;v,  (fr.  nrrl  against)  opposite, 
before,  in  front,  in  presence  of. 

Avrrivnpli'at,  -wv,  oi,  (fr.  next)  the 
sons  or  dtscendanti  of  Anlenor. 

Avrj/vojp,  -opof\  h,  Anlenor,  Vi  man's 
name. 

Avrnplriii,  -nv,  and  Avn'p/;?,  -ro( 
-ovi,  b,  (fr.  avri  again.st,  and 
ipfiriTii)  (O  row)  an  opjionrni,  ene- 
my, antftgonist.  .\dj.  oppositr,ad- 
verse,  hostile  ;  struggling  against 
eqrJi  other. 

AvTrtp'if,  -linf,  II,  {fr.  nvrtpitfu}  lo 
KUpporl)  a  hiitlre's,  prop,  sup- 
port ;  rihs,  or  limbers  of  a  ship  ; 
the  hit  of  a  hridlr, 

Avr/ip'laii,  -H(,  -f,  I  n.  of nvripll^u), 

'.Kvrijiiif,  -in(.  All.  -liiif,  I'l,  (fr.  liv- 
rofini  to  <<upplicatc)  svjiptication, 
aitreaty,  prayer. 
"(53) 


ANT 

.^iT>ixiuJ,    (fr.    aiTi  against,   and 
VXC'^    'o  sound)   to  re-echo,  re- 
sound, reverberate. 
Ai'Tiy^nraiji,  g.  sin.   fern.  cont.  ot 
(ivr»;;^f'u>v  -Cv,  par.  pres.  of  last. 
Avri,    opposite    to,    over    agaijisl , 
equivalent,  equal  to  ;  Jor,  on  cu:- 
count  of;  for,  in  stead,  or  place 
of,  171  exchange,    in   return  for, 
in  requital  of :  i?j  preference  lo, 
above,  before,  beyond. 
Ain'o,  (ncut.  pi.  of avn'o;  opposite, 
111.    last)    opposite,  contrary,  on, 
the  other  side. 
AvTid^w,  same  as  avrtdu), 
AiTidveipa,-as,  /;,  (fr.  avri  equal  to, 
and  «v»)p  a  man)  n  heroine.  Adj. 
furious,  fierce. 
Avnosw,  -£({,  -£i,  Dor.  for  avrid- 

(Toj,  1  f.  of  aVTtdu). 
Airtdo/iai,  see  avTidu. 
AvTidaai,  1  a.  par. — AvnacEii',  1 

f.  inf  of  avTiu'u. 
Avrin;^£?ffi,  Dor.  and  .^ol.  for  av- 

TiaxoT'at,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  of 
Avria;^fw  -0,  (fr.  avri  against,  and 
iu;^oj  to  shout)   to  erclaim,  cry 
out  against,  contradict,  deny,  re- 
fuse. 
iVvrici(i)  -cD,  or  -d^oi,  f.  -da'ji,  p.  i;v- 
rlaKu,  (fr.  uvT(  against)  to  meet, 
go    to  meet,  come  towards  ;    to 
meet    in    combat,   fight,    resist, 
oppose;    to  share,  partake    of; 
to  attain,  reach,  kit;  t@  entreat, 
supplicate. 
Ai'ri/?nt'vci),   (fr.   auTi  against,   and 
fjaii'd)  to  go)  to  go  against,  witli- 
slnnd,  resist,  oppose;    to    cross, 
thwart. 
Avn/3a'XXu),  f.  -uXui,  p.  nvn/Jf'/iXi;- 
Kn,  (fr.  isanie,  and  /inXXw  tocast) 
lo  throw,  shoot,  or  dart  against ; 
to  throw  back  weapons;  to  ban- 
dy, throw  to  and  fro ;    to  con- 
verse, dispute,  argue. 
AvTi^cii6\rjKa,  per.  ind.  act.  of  av- 

Tilii>\io>. 
AvTifiTivai,  2  a.  inf.   act.  of  avri- 

Oalvu). 
AvTi0i(i,   AvTijilriv,   AvrlfSiov,    (fr. 
next)    opposite,  against,   before, 
in  front. 
Avrljiioi,  -n,  -ov'and-ot),  6,  tj,  (fr. 
uvri  against,  and  /?/«  vi()lpnco) 
opposite,  contrary,  against  ;  ho.<i- 
tile,  adverse  ;   an  enemy,  an  op- 
ponent. 
Avr(/1X/-TU),  f.  -i|a),  (fr.  same,  and 
pXiTTto  to  look)  to  took  in  the  fare, 
behiilil  slendfislly  ;  to  dare,  brave. 
Avri/joX/d)  -ui,f.  -I'iOii),  I"..  nirilitPA- 
X»;»-n,    (fr.  same,  and  /?nX/aj  for 
^dWui  lo  ilirow)  to  meet ;  lo  meet 
with,  hit  upon, /ind,  git;  to  fare, 
encounter  ;    to  be  present  at ;  to 
share,    partake  ;    to    suppliratr, 
entreat,   pres.   inf.   avri/ioXfrv.  I 
a.  inf.  (ivn/?yXr/(T«i. 
AvTtjiuvXci'oiiai,    f.    -tiiTnpni,    (fr. 
snme,  ami  ftov\ivti>  loconMili)  to 
plot  against. 
Avrilipiivrdiii    -w,    (fr.   5ame,    and 
ftpiivrdiii  to  tlinndcr)  to  thunder 
against,  imitate  thunder. 
Avriyf)'oii'/o)    -u),    (fr.  same,   and 
yiyiaviu)  lo  spuuk)  to  cry  out,  or 


ANT 

exflaim  asainxl ;   tu  ileut/  u6jo- 
luUti/,  contradict  pomliveti/. 

AiriYCiiiai,  -ou,  u,  Aiitigcnidax,  a. 
iiuurs  name. 

AirtyijpoTpoifiJit)  -d,  (fr.  nvTt  in 
turn,  y!)oiti  olil  ii»c,  and  rpltfiu) 
10  nurse)  tu  repay  the  rurtx  of 
uge  ;  til  cherinh  old  age  in  rclurit 
for  the  nurture  of  i/imth. 

AiTi)  iai;iow'u.'  -(i,  (fr.  iifri  against, 
anil  ytviooKii)  to  think)  to  think 
conlrury,  or  olhrruixr,  dtff'cr  in 
opinion,  disagree,  deny,  contra- 
dict. 

Ai'Wyoioj,  -oir,  b,  AiUigonux,  a 
man's  name. 

AiTiyp,!^)),  -r/f,  /;,  (fr.  aim  against, 
and  ypniiiui  to  write)  a  reply,  an- 
■lucr,  ihfcnce,  plea. 

Avrtypatjiuv,  -oi,  to,  (fr.  same)  a 
copy,  tranarripl,  counterpart. 

Ai'Tiypii^iii,  f.  -i/u,  (fr.  same)  to 
ivnte  iiack  again,  a>tsu!er,  reply; 
to  retort ;  to  rejoin  ;  to  copy. 

AiTi(''£irvoj,-uii,  6,  (fr.  avrl  instead, 
and  ie7-vov  a  dinner)  a  ^uest  in 
place  of  one  who  disappoint.'; ;  an 
tmhiddcn,  or  nnexp'ccted  guest. 

AiTi^tfiiiofifji,  -ovixaifi.  'licojxai  (fr. 
avri  in  return,  and  de^i6oij.ai  to 
sliake  hands)  to  return  hoxpita- 
iity,  or  entertainment ;  to  receive, 
welcome,  embrace  in  return. 

Ai'Ttharidifitvoi,  mr.  pres.  pass,  of 

AtTiSiaTlOrj^ii,  (ir.  uiri  against, 
and  ihiiTldrifii  to  dispose)  to  in- 
cline differently  ;  to  be  otiierwise 
disponed,  or  ajfccted, 

AvTicicoTiii,  S  sin.  pres.  pass,  of 

A('7i(\io"u/ii  (fr.  avri  in  turn,  and 
(5i(5u)//i  to  give)  to  giiie  in  return  ; 
to  repay,  recompense  ;  to  requite, 
retaliate  ;  to  substitute. 

AirdiKfu)  -or,  f.  -I'lai-o,  p.  -VKa,  (fr. 
avTi  against,  and  oui;  justice)  to 
go  to  law ;  to  bring  an  action ; 
to  come  to  a  trird  ;  to  contest,  try, 
litigate. 

AvrictKog,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  on 
adversary,  opponent ;  titc  adver- 
sary, the  devil. 

AvTiCoati,  -105,  Att.  -CO};,  </,  (fr. 
avTiiifiwui  to  repay)  reinuneru- 
tion,  reward;  requital,  retribu- 
tion ;  exchange,  barter. 

AvrlioTOi,  -ov,  b,  >/,  (fr.  same)  re- 
warded, repaid,  requited;  pre- 
ventive, preservative  ;  an  anti- 
dote. 

AvTiipdiii  -d,  f.  -iic(i>,  (fr.  avTt  in 
turn,  and  lodu)  to  do)  to  act  for, 
or  in  reiurn ;  to  repay,  requite, 
avenge. 

AvTi'oujOov,  -ou,  rb,  (fr.  same,  and 
oUpov  a  gift)  a  present,  gift  ;  a 
return,  recompense. 
AvTi^iaOai.    Ion.     for    avOl^ccdai, 

pres.  inL  of  arOi'^Ofiai. 
AvTiri,  Ion.  for  avTtu. 
AvriOcof,  -ov,  b,  »'/,  (fr.  avri  ahke, 
and  Sibf  a  g'*'')  go/Hike,  divine ; 
noble,  illustrimis. 
AvTiOiauf,  n.  a.  pi.  cont.  Att.  of 

AvriOcirti,  -coj,  Att,  -£0J{,  I'l,  (fr. 
avTiriOiini  to  set  against)  anti- 
thesis ;  opposition,  contrariety, 
contrast ;  dispute,  cavil. 


ANT 

\vt10i.to(,  -ov,  b,  1%  (fr.  siamc)  set 
up  against,  opposite,  contrary. 

AiriOcvaifiCvoi,  par.  1  f.  mid.  of 

AtriUita,  f.  -tiiiTu),  (fr.  niri  against, 
and  $i'u)  to  run)  to  run  against, 
encounter. 

AvriO'ifti,  Poet,  fiir  arnriOiij/t. 

AiriOpoo'i,  -ov, b,  I'l,  (fr.  atri  in  turn, 
and  $p6os  clamour)  shmiling, 
sounding  in  reply,  or  againU ; 
re-echoing,  rcsouniling. 

Airidvpoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  nrri 
against,  and  $vpa  a  door)  oppo- 
site, before,  or  against  the  door. 

AirindOiji'at,  (fr.  avri  against,  and 
KuOi'indi  to  sit  down)  to  sit  down 
against  ;  to  besiege,  attack. 

Ai'TdcaOi'inci'Oi,  par,  pres.  mid,  of 
kst. 

AvTiKitGi^d),  or  -ll^oftnt,  (fr.  same, 
Kara  down,  and  T^u  to  scat) 
same  as  last. 

AvTtnadwTijfxi,  (fr.  same,  and  ko- 
Oianifti  to  sH\\]})toplaceagainst; 
to  set  in  opposition ;  to  ivithstand, 
stand  against,  resist,  oppose ;  to 
suhstititte,  appoint  instead. 

AvriKaKovpyiu)  -u,  f.  -r'/au,  (fr.  avr'i 
in  return,  /cuws  ill,  and  tpY°^ 
work)  to  hurt  in  reluryi,  revenge, 
retaliate. 

AvTtKo'Mcioai,  3  p!.  1  a.  sub.  act,  of 

AjTiKaXf'w  -5,  f.  -fiTw,  and-(70-a),  p. 
avriKiK\>}Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  ku- 
\iu)  to  call)  to  call  again,  invite 
in  return,  return  an  invitation. 

Avr(».aTnXX"'cr£ru,  or-rruj,  (fr.  same, 
and  KaTa\'Xda(Tui  to  exchange)  to 
get,  procure,  acquire ;  to  ex- 
change, barter ;  to  succeed,  come 
i}i  place  of;  to  renew  by  succcs- 
sio7i ;  to  conciliate,  reconcile. 

AvriKaraaKtvu^io,  (fr.  avrt  against, 
and  KnTacKtvd^u)  to  prepare)  to 
provide  against;  to  furnish,  sup- 
ply- 

AvriKardc^cin;,  -los,  Att,  -cui,  t), 
(fr.  same,  and  «ar/;^a»  to  re- 
strain) a  withholding ;  retention, 
confinement,  restraint. 

Ai'TiKaTTjaOat,  Ion.  for  arriKaOTia- 
Oai,  pres.  inf.  oC avrtKdOtinai. 

AvTiKari^ccdat,  Ion.  for  avriKuOi- 
^ccOiu,  pres.  inf.  mid. — Avri- 
KoTi^ti'iJXvus,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for 
avTiKaOi.?,i''iJtvo;,  par.  pres.  mid. 
of  oi'r(/c(iO('Cw. 

AvTiKctfiat,  f.  -daoiiiii,  (Ir.  oiti 
against,  and  KtT/mt  to  lie)  In  lie 
or  be  placed  against ;  to  sit  down, 
or  encamp  against;  to  oppose, 
be  opposite,  or  adverse  to. 

AvTiKci^ivoi,  -n,  -ov,  par,  pres. 
mid.  —  ADriKttTui,  3  pi.  pros, 
ind.  mid.  of  last. 

AvTtKnpvcoi'i,  (fr.  niTi  against,  and 
KtpvaCM  to  proclaim)  to  publish 
contrary    orders ;    to    denounce, 
proclaim. 
AvTiKiypuu  -w,   (fr.  aiTi   in   turn, 
and  Kt^odb)  to  lend)  to  accommo- 
date ;  to  assist  by  a  loan,  relieve. 
AvrtK'Mvw,  (fr.  avri   towards,  and 
kAi'i'u  to  lean)  to  nod,  or  beckon 
to  ;  to  assent  by  signs,  permit. 
AvTtKvi'iiitov,  -ou,  rb,  (fr.  ovtI  lie- 
fore,  and  Kvt'mn  the  leg)  the  shin. 
(M) 


ANT 

AvTtKplvoiiat,  (fr.  avri  against,  luid 
Kfiivw  to  judge)  to  contest,  liti- 
i;ali;  go  tu  law ;  to  answer,  reply. 

Ai'Tik-pitvio,  f.  -ot'ffw,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kpovoj  to  strike)  to  strike  against; 
to  blunt ;  to  surprise,  happen  un- 
eTpeclc'tly,  occur  ;  to  disappoi?U, 
Jruslrate,  interrupt. 

AvTiKpv,  AvTiKpiif,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kdpii  the  head)  opposite,  over 
against ;  to  the  other  side,  through 
and  through  ;  clearly,  openly,  de- 
cidedly, erpressly,  against  alt  op- 
position. 

AvriKT[pl?iD,  (fr.  avri  in  turn,  and 
KTrpl^w  to  bury)  to  inter,  to  give 
the  heathen  rites  of  sepulture. 

AvrUvpn,  -«?,  )'/,  Anticyra. 

AvTtKvpiu)  -w,  (fr.  (ii'ri  against,  and 
Kvpiui  to  meet  with)  to  hit  upon, 
fall  in  with  ;  to  get,  proeitre  ;  to 
attain,  arrive  at ;  to  fall  against, 
encounter,  overwhelm. 

AvriKvptKov,  -on,  rd.  Hellebore,  so 
called  from  the  island  of  An- 
ticyra. 

AvriKiipiraf,  Sync,  for  avriKvpijaas, 
par.  1  a.  act.  of  nvriKvpid). 

AvTi'Xafi!),  -ni,  (';,  (fr.  nvTiXip^dvio 
to  lay  hold  of )  n  handle  ;  a  seiz- 
ing, laying,  or  catching  hold  of; 
participation,  assistance,  mutual 
cooperation, 

AvTiKA(ioijX{,  -01?,  -oil  2  a.  opt.  of 
same. 

AvTiSdt^ofiat,  anA  AvTiKdl^vjiai,  (fr." 
avri  in  turn,  and  Xdl^ofiai  to 
catch)  to  lay  hold  on  together; 
to  take,  seize,  hold;  to  bear  a 
share,  partake. 

AvTtXaftlidvccdai,  inf.  —  AvriAn/i- 
fiavojicvos,  -T),  -or,  par.  pres. 
mid.  of 

AvTiKafifidviii,  f.  -X)7t|o/(ai,  p.  -\i- 
Xrjtpa,  (fr.  same,  and  \aji(iuviji  to 
tuke)  to  take  hold  of  together,  by 
turns,  or  on  each  side ;  assist  in 
lifting,  or  carrying ;  to  take  in- 
Steadof;  AvTi\an(idvoyiai,to  take, 
claim,  usurp  ;  to  undertake,  take 
tipon;  to  perceive,  observe;  to 
hold,  curb,  restrain ;  to  support, 
help,  relieve ;  to  share,  partake 
of,  participate,  receive,  enjoy. 

AvTiXn'/iiTuj,  (fr.  OITI  against,  and 
X«'/i7ro)  to  shine)  to  shov)  a  light, 
light  a  fire  as  a  signal  in  answer 
to  another  ;  to  rejlect  ;  to  glitter, 
sparkle. 

AiTiX/yu,  f.  -^u),  p.  -^a,  (fr,  same, 

and   X/yu    to    speak)    to   speak 

against  ;  gainsay,  speak  in  reply, 

contrndict,  deny,  imp,  and  2  a. 

nvr/Xcyoi',  per.  mid.  iij'riXfXoya, 

Ai'r(X»;7rr/ov,    (fr.  avTt\au(idvu>  to 

lay  hold  on)   to  be  held,  seized, 

attempted,  undertaken. 

AvTiXi'irmap,  -opn;,  b,  (fr.  same)  a. 

supporter,     upholder,     defender, 

protector. 

Avrt'Xi'ixpcis,   n.    a.   pi.   cont.  Att. 

of 
AvTi'Stj\p)]m;,  -to;,  Aft.  -cu's,  t],  (fr. 
same)  a  hold,  handle,  thing  lull 
by;  blame,  reproof,  censure ;  an 
objection,  charge,  reply ;  a  hin- 
drance, impe'Ument ;  perception, 


ANT 


ANT 


ANT 


apprehension;    help,   axsis{ance,\A%Tioc,  -a,  -oy,    (fr.   air;  against)!     against, and -ar>ip father) Aa/iTig-, 

"  '      "'"     """  * "' '         hrjurious,GT  (ulvtrse  to  his  father. 

Also,  Antipatcr,  a  man's  name. 

Arn-fjuirw,  f.  -^Wi  (fr-  airi  in 
turn,  and  rr/fin-u  to  send)  tosena 
back,  ninrn,  remit. 

AvTirf'paiof,  -n,  -or,  (fr.  next)  op- 
posite,facing  ;  on  the  far  side. 

Avri^ipav,  and  AiTurtpaj,  (fr.  avrl 
against,  and  :r/pai' beyond)  on  the 
further  i-idc,  over  against,  on  the 


protection;  u-ages,  rev:ard 

Avr(Xoyia,  -aq,  fj,  (fr.  ajri/Xfj'w  to 
contradict)  contradiction,  oppo- 
sition ;  an  excuse,  apology,  plea, 
defence,  debate,  trial. 

AfTiXoiSopeui  -u),  f.  -t'lOh),  p.  -vfJ 
(fr.  avri  against,  and  XotiopiiD 
to  renle)  to  retort,  recriminate, 
reproach,  revile  again,  imp.  act. 
avrc^oiidptov  -ouv. 

AvriUxof,  -ov,  b,  Antilochus,  a 
man's  name. 

AvriXuviw  -w,  (fr.  ovriin  turn,  and 
Xvr/u  to  grieve )  to  grieve  in  turn ; 
molest,  annoy  in  return,  tahe  re- 
venge. 

AiriXurrijc-is, -lOf)  Att.  -Cb>s,fi,  (fr. 
last)  grief  caused,  or  venation 
returned,  rcvaige,  vengeance, 
retaliation. 

AiWAiTpor,  -ov,Tb,  (tV.  aiT(  in  turn 
and  Xvrpoj'  a  ransom)  </ie  price 
nf  redem'jition,  ransom. 

KvTifiapTvpiiji  -u,  f.  -fjoui,  (fr.  avrl 
against,  and  naprupim  to  testify, 
th.  iidprvp  a  witness)  to  give 
evidence,  or  bear  witness  against. 

KvTiiiaxtrilh  -"''>  *)  i^'^-  "^^'^)  "" 
antagonist,  opponent,  adversary. 

Avri/idYOf<a(,  (fr.  avri  against,  and 
^idxoiiat  to  fight)  to  Jtght,  strive, 
or  struggle  against ;  to  resist, 
oppose. 

AiTiiicSiaTaTai,  3  sin.  pres.  pass,  of 

AvTiitcOicTniii,  (fr.  ttvTi  instead, 
and  utBicrrijii  to  substitute)  to 
put  in  place  of,  change  places, 
transpose. 

AvTiucii^ui,  (fr.  avri  in  turn,  and 
ficM^u)  to  modulate)  to  play  in- 
stead, play  music  against. 

Airtii(Titfio\fi,  -rji,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
/itra/idXXcj  to  change)  an  ex- 
change ;  an  alteralioDi ;  change, 
reverK. 

AtTlftlTpllil  -W,  f.  -^<T(<),p.  -VKU,  (fr. 

same,  and  atrpiu)  to  measure) 
to  meaxure  hack,  mete  out  in  re- 
turn,repay  ;  to  proportion,  coun- 
ferhalnnce. 

AvTlftifioi,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  same,  and 
\ilfioi  a  mimic,  th.  ftiptiofiat  to 
imitate)  imitative  of,  like,  resem- 
bling, formed  after;  Sube.  a 
rival. 

AiTtfitadta,  -/If,  /),  (fr.  same,  and 
inofidf  price)  hire,  reward,  recom- 
pense,  mmpentalion ;  retribution, 
punishment. 

AvTi/ivFjoTtOu,  (fr.  ai'riapainFt,and 
fivt]aTtviii  to  court)  to  woo,  or 
rnvrt  in  rivalri/ 

Airtfinyno{,-nv,  h,//,  (fr.  same,  and 
/loXiri)  a  BOiig)  dt/trfnt,  sad, 
mournful ;  lulling,  sonlhing. 

Airi^olia,  (fr.  same,  and  (iu)  to 
ra*p)  to  he.  rrmlrnry,  or  against, 
oppose,  di/fn,  disagree.  prc«.  inf. 
act.  ni'ri(ii/fn'  -t'iv. 

Airlioof,  -ov,  0, 1),  (fr.  samn)  rrois- 
grained,  iliscurdanl,  adverse.  ;  op- 
posite, contrary 

Avrinv,  -or,  ri,  (fr.  «vtJ  n|^iniit)  a 
u>ravrr^s  l/eum  ;  a  mast,  sprrr. 


opposite,  contrary,   adverse;    a 
gainst,  brforc,  towards. 

Ai'ri(5of<ai   -ovi.iat,  (fr.  last)  to  op- 
pose, thwart,  cross,  traverse. 

AvrtovcOat,  pres.  inf.  cont.  of  last. 

A»Tto;^fia,  -a.,  Ti,  Antioch. 

AvTio;^£i'j,  -f'oj,  6,  a  native  of  last, 
a.  sni.  Avrioxia. 

Avriox<>i,     -ov,    b,    Antiochus,    a 
man's  name. 


Avridwv,  avri&waa,  Poet,  for  avri-\     opposite  shore, 

wv,  aiTtioaa,  mas.  ami  fern,  sin.lAvTirtpi/Sn'XXu,  f.  -uXw,  (fr.  same, 


par.  pres.  cont.  —  \vrt6(f)o, 
-6m7o,  Poet.  foraiTiwo,  avrioyro  2 
and  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  opt.  mid. 
of  uvTia'i.). 

Avrkats,  -aiSoi,  b,  /;,  (tr.  arri  in- 
stead, and  ra7f  a  child)  a  young 
man,  or  wornan,  a  grown  boy,  a 
youth  ;  like  a  boy,  or  girl,  boyish. 

Avn'rraXof,    -ov,    b,    >';,     (fr.    avr'i 


and  Trpi^dXXto  to  surround)  to 
surround  in  a  hostde  manner, 
besiege. 
AvTiTrtpuariipn,  (fr.  qiti  against, 
iTfpi  around,  and  'icT>]^n  to  place) 
to  place,  or  set  round  about  ;  Av- 
Tfrcpi'tcra^iai,  to  surround,  iyivesi, 
besiege  ;  to  straiten,  conjinc  ;  to 
be  besieged,  &c. 


against,  and  raXi)  wrestling)  aL\.vTn:[picT:acua,  -aroi,  to,  (fr. 
match  in  the  theatrical  combats  ;  next)  the  drawing,  decoying,  or 
an  antagonist,  opponent,  fidversa-.  snirrcunding  of  troops  in  an  avi- 
ry ;  opposite,  adverse;  rival,]  bush;  a  stratagem,  diversiov, 
emulous.  ,    yemtto  draw  away  the  attention. 

.ivriTapn/JaXXo),  f.  -a\w,  (fr.  aiTil  AvrcrfpioToo)  -Ci,  f.  -daw,  (fr.  avri 
against,  xupa  by,  and /^dXXw  toj  against,  ai;d  Trcpiirrdto  todistract) 
\i\iice)  to  put  by  the  side  of,  com-t     to  distract,  or  draw  away  to   a 


pare,  contrast;  to  contribute, 
subscribe,  provide ;  to  expose,  en- 
danger. 2  f.  ind.  act.  avriTropa- 
lia\w,  1  pi.  -jSoXoffiti'. 
AiTtTrapa/j'oXi),  -rjf,  )/,  (fr.  avri 
against,  and  7rupa/3a'XXu  to  com- 
pare) a  comparing,  comparison, 
proportion  ;  contrast,  opposition 


loss  ;  to  decoy,  ensnare,  surround. 
AvTiircipdaOat,  per.  inf.  pass,  of  av- 
Ti(puu>. 

Al'TITTlTTTd!,    f.     fllTUTTWirO),    p.     OVTI- 

TTfzrtixa,  (fr.  arri  against,  and 
Thru)  to  fall)  to  fall  upon,  rush 
against,  assault ;  to  resist,  strug- 
gle with. 


AvTcrrapnyo),  f.  -^a',  (tr.  same,  and]  Avri-Xi/piJa)  -C,  f.  -ucw,  (fr.  avri  in 
sapdyti)  to  produce)  to  rendtr\  turn,  and  TrhjoSto  to  fill)  to  ful- 
back,  recompense,  repay  ;  to  drav)\  Jil,  accomplish  ;  to  perfect,  com- 
vp,  marshal,  array,  march  a-\  plete,  finish  ;  to  Jill  up,  supply, 
gainst,  attack.  1     eiptip,  man. 

AvTi:rapaKaX('a>,  (fr.  same,  andira-lAvriTif'ii)  -w,  f.  -rvaio,  p.  -tvKa, 
paKaXiu)    to  exhort)  to  persuade       (fr.    avri   asainst,   and   iri/u)  to 


differently,  advise  othcrwijie,  or 
against,  dissuade. 

AvrtTTupaaKivd^o/jiai,  (fr.  same,  and 
■rrnpnaKtvd^o}  to  prepare)  to  get 
ready,  prepare,  provide  against. 

Avrnrapairxc^*',  2  a.  inf.  act.  of 
avriraprxd). 

Airiropi'r«f({,-io{,Att.  -tuj,  >'j,  (fr. 
next)  battle  array,  line  of  battle. 

AvmrapaTdaau),  or -ttw,  (fr.  avri 
against,  and  naoardaotii  to  array) 
to  draw  up,  or  marshed  troops, 
prepare  for  action. 

AvTinaplpxofiai,  f.  «i'TurapfX£i''<ro- 
jini,  (fr.  avr)  over  against,  and 
mnipxoitai  to  pass  by)  topass  by 
on  the  other  side,  turji  out  of  the 
way  ;  to  come  upon,  surprise. 

Avrirnp»'Y<i),  (fr.  .suinr,nnd  wupf^^o) 
tudiwiliiy)  to  allow,  nfford,  or 
give  in  turn,  repay,  rerjuite. 

AvTirapnMuv,  -li,  -t,  2  a,  act.  of 

axrtvnpfpx."!""' 
AvTiwafliiifii,  (fr.  (M  ri  instead,  ami' 

irnpitjiti  to  onlrcal)  to  l>eg  an  rj:- 

r.hani;r     ojj'ir,   or  'promise    one 

thin p  for  another. 
AvTlrrtf,  -a,   b,  Antipas,  a  man's 

name. 
Avrirnrp!;,  -lioi,   f,  Antipatris,  a 


Ai-rfor,   (neut.   of  next)  opposite,!     city.  n.  AvrinaTfilia 

over  againtf,  an  the  rrnUrnry.        \  AvThiimoi,    -ov,    b,    y,    (fr, 

(W) 


breathe)  toblowagaiiist ;  to  stop, 
stay,  detain. 

AvTiTvoia,  -Of, )/,  (fr.  last)  an  ad- 
verse, or  contrary  wind. 

AvTi'mooj  -ovi,  -6ov  -ov,  b,  !j,  (fr. 
same)  blowing  against  ;  adverse, 
boisterous,  of  warring  winds. 

AvTi-joiiu)  -w,  f.  -t'lOiii,  (fr.  nvr? 
against,  and  rrotiui  to  do)  to  act 
against,  fct  vp  against,  resist; 
to  act  in  turn  ;  to  make,  or  be- 
come like  ;  to  assimilate,  resem- 
ble;  Avmroiio^at  -oiuai,  to 
claim,  challenge,  demand ;  to  as- 
sert, vindicate. 

AiTiTo/i/oif,  -tof,  Att.  -tuf,  fj,  (fr. 
Inut)  irn/,  earnestness;  a  claim, 
demand ;  assertion,  vindication. 

AvTntoioi''fici'Of,  pres.  par.  mid. 
ronl.  o(  niTivniiu. 

AiniroXffi/o)  -w,  f.  ->';riii,  (fr.  niri 
against,  and  riiXf/io?  w.nr)  to 
wage  war  apoitist ;  to  Jighl,  or 
struggle  against,  resist. 

Ai'TiTToXiuiof,  nn<l  Ai'TiTrf(Xf//Os, -ou, 
0, 1^,  (fr.  same)  a  for,  eiitmy,  ad- 
versary. 

AvrhoXif,  -irif,  Att.  -tUf,  fi,  (fr. 
avri  against,  and  iriiXif  a  city)  a 
rival  city. 

Avrfropoc,  -nn,  6,  ft,  (fr.  ni  ri  over 
orri;     nguiiisi,  and  rrrlnw  to  pass)  op- 


ANT 

poaiU,  on  tite  other  side  ;  g.  Ion. 
at-Ti-rdpoio. 
Xrrinovi,   -oios,  i,  i;,    (fr.   sntnc, 
and  n^oilfllie  foul)  uil/i  opposite, 
or  contrar}/  steps  ;  feet   towards 

feet ;  pi.  the  antipoika, 
Ainrporru),   f.   -^ui,   p.   -■^n,    (fr. 
iicri  agaihst,  and  rpuffffw  to  net) 
to  do,  or  act  against,  resist,  op- 
pose. 
AiTurpi'ccw,  Ion.  for  Inst,  inf.  nvri- 

vpi'ia(Tfii-,    * 
A.VTt:;puitiu,  (fr.   iii'Ti  against,  irpu 
towards,  and  tr/u  logo)  to  go  out 

totiards,  tnnrclt  out  against,  pres. 

inf.  <!irirpof?iai.  pper.  mid.  ui'- 

rirpovrii. 
AvTtrpniit(Tav,  Att.  for  avTirpof/ei 

(Toy.  '3  pi.  ppcr.  mid.  of  last. 
Ainrptfcrifroj,  -on,  i,,  i/,  (fr.  same, 

and  rpdeuiroi'  the  face)  looking 

O'lrardx,  or  at  each  other,  face  to 

fare. 
Ai  r.'rpwpof,  -ov,  b,  i),    (fr.  same, 

and:rp:upa  the  prow)  opposite  the 

prow  ;  the  proiv  towards  ;  pron- 
to prow. 
Atri-zTu,ftn,  -aro(,Tb,  (fr.  nmriV- 

Tu  to  fall  against)  ruin. 
AiHp'^ricif,  -toi,  Att.  -£u»5,  {,,   (fr. 

ai'Ti  against,  and  p/uj  to  speak) 

contradiction  ;        cnndemnation, 

sentence. 
Ainai'iKbxrtif-io;,  Att.  -twf,  >'i,  (fr. 

same,   and  aijKdio  to    balance) 

counterbalance,  compensation,  re- 
ward, requital.  \ 
AvTicdii'ns,    -cos,   6)   Antisthenes. 

a  man's  name. 
Airarrdio  -d,  (fr.  avTi  against,  and 

CTTtiii)  to  draw)  to  dras;  against, 

resit;  to   tear  avay ;    to  divert, 

turn  away. 
Avrtaras,  par.  2  a.  of  ai  dicTnui. 
Avriaraati,  -los,   Att.  -cwj,  i),  (fr. 

same)     resistance,     opposition ; 

faction,  parly  ;  hardshrp,  axperi- 

ly ;  adversity,  misfortune. 
AiricTaciiirrif,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  one 

of  an  opposite  party,    a   dema- 
gogue ;  factious. 
AvTisTarifi)  -Q,  (fr.  same)  to  6e  of 

another  party  ;  to  resist,  oppose  ; 

to  hinder,  emoarrass. 
AvTKTTijvat,  inf.  — Ai'Wtrrijrr,  2  pi. 

2  a.  irapr.  act.  ofavOi-jTi/fii, 
AvTicTt'ipiyjia,  -uTOi,  t6,  (fr.  next) 

a  stay,  stuff",  support,  prop. 
Avrtartjoi^ij),  (fr.  ai'ri  against,  and 

rrnoi^u)  to  fasten)  to  prop,  sup- 
port;    AiTtaTtipi^ofiai,    to    lean 

upon. 
Ai'TiffToi^iw  -Ci,   (fr.    same,   and 

aro7^o(  a  rank)  to  be  opposite, 

front,  face. 
AvTicTotxi", -ai,  II,  (fr.  same)  an 

nrranuing,    or    beini;    arranged^      iory,  cloning. 

opposite,   contrary    array;    w;o-  Avr(ruj';^a'i'a),  (fr.  same,  and  ruy- 

tinn  in  the  same  direction,  paraJ.-\     j^dvo*  to  be)  to  happen,  come,  or 

lei  movement.  I     be  in  place  of,  change,  alter  ;  to 

AvTi(rroi^oi, -ott,  b,  !i,  (fr.  samo) '     meet  with,  encounter.    1  f.    ind. 

npposue,    contrary;   on   ttie  far'      mid.  aiTirtu^o^ai.  per.  ind.  pass. 

side;  fronting, facing.     Or,  (fr.i      ni'TiT-ZTuy/iai.  pper.  pass. awtre- 

arri    equally)  equal,  even,  level,',      riyinii,  -{o,  -kto. 

stmdnr,  parallel.  I  AvTirBs-os,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  game,  and 

A VTiffToiyuif,  (fr.  last)  on  contrary'      tO-tttu)  to   strike)  striking  buck, 

side*,  face  to  frire.  i     repelling  ;    udvcrae,  hostile  ;  re- 

(56) 


ANT 

Ai'Wffro/iOf,  -01',  b,  fi,  (fr.  avr) 
against,  and  arupa  the  mouth) 
opposite,  facing. 
ArTiarpiiTrvofiai,  f.  -tiaofiai,  p.  ai'- 
Tiarpiirtv^ui,  (fr.  same,  and 
arpureiiD  to  war)  to  make  war 
against. 
AvTtcTpaTcv6ficvoi,   -i;,   -or,     par. 

pros.  mid.  of  last. 
AvriCTrp(iri)irt(1ti'u»,  (fr.    same,  and 
cTOuTdiTK^ov  a  camp)  to  encamp 
ttgiiinst,  sit  down  before,  besiege. 
\tirin)(ch',  2  a.  inf.  act.  — Atric- 
Xi^^dc,  2  pi.   2  a.  inipr.   mid.  of 
uvTt'x^- 
Avrlrayfia,    -arof,    rd,     (fr.     avr'i 
against,  and  tuVcu  to  array)  tlie 
line  of  battle,  a  body  of  troops  in 
array,  an  army. 
Ai-iruKrlf/vOf, -i),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  in 
array,  marshalled  ;  adverse,  re- 
pugnant;  a  general  /jfficcr,  com- 
mander. 
AinVa^if,   -ios,  Att.  -tuif,  i^,   (fr 
same)  an  nrray,  order  of  battle  ; 
repugnance,  reluctance;  contra- 
riety, opposition. 
Ai'TirdaatTtit,    3    sin.    pres.    ind. 
pass.  — AvTiraira6itcvui,  -»;,  -or, 
par.  pres.  pass,  of 
AvTirdao'inai,  f.  -^Ofiai,  |).   avrirt- 
Tayiiai,  (fr.  same)  to  set  up,  or 
take  arms  against ;    to  disobey, 
jntitiny,  rebel;  to  resist. 
Avrirdvi/i    (fr.    nvri  against,   and 
rt/i'ii)  to  stretch)  to  stretch,  strive, 
or  strain  against,  resist ;  to  repay, 
return. 
Ai'nr£ii;^w,  f.  -^o),  p. -;^(t,  (fr.  nrri 
equally,  and  Ttv^i^  t»  make)   to 
make  equal,  even,  or  like ;  to  liken, 
assimilntc  ;   to  resemble,  be  tike  ; 
to  become,  be  changed  into, 
AvTiTlBriixi,  (fr.   ai'Ti  against,  and 
ridnpii  'o  set)   to  place  against ; 
to  set  up  instead  of,  replace ;  to 
set    before,  serve  up ;  to  repay, 
recompense,    retribute;  to  resist, 
oppose  ;  to  set  against,  compare, 
estimate;  to  consecrate. 
AiriTifidij)  -iS,  (tr.  airiin  turn,  and 
ri/(u'(i)  to  honour)   to  regani,  re 
vere ;    to  pay   due    respect ;    to 
treat  according  to  rank,  or  worth. 
AvTirioj,  (fr.  aiTi  in  turn,  and  ri'o) 
to  pay)  to  repay,  ti{ffcr  retribu- 
tion, pay  for  it. 
Avrlrojios,  -ov,  b,  if,  (from  same, 
and    riiivui   to  cut)   alleviating, 
assuaging. 
AxiTiTopiii)  -C),  f.    -i/ca),   (fr.    oiri 
through,  and  tooIui  to  bore)  to 
bore  through,  pierce,  penetrate. 
'AvTiTCi,   -ov,  b,  >i.  Sync,  tor  avri- 
r'lToi,  (fr.   fJvTtTM  to  rcjiay)  re- 
quited, repaid,  punished;  txpio- 


ANT 

fiecting,  and  tlience  crhibiting  a 
siinilnnty  of  form,  responsive, 
corrisjioniliiig,  like;  Jiguratiue, 
tyjiiciil.  In  ncut.  an  antitype, 
or  fdflmcnt  of  a  type. 
.\vnrr  Yui/",  -oti,  -ui,  2  a.  opt.  act. 

of  ui  Tiruv'^n'i'a). 
AvTiifidu),  (ir.  (iiri  instead,  and  ij>do) 
to  kill)  to  slay  in  place  of  ano- 
ther. 
AvTiipcpl^u),   f.    -laui,    (fr.   avTi   n- 
gamst,  and  (ficplu^  for  ipipui  to 
bear)  to  go  toiuariis,  meet,  oppose; 
to  mulch,  compare  with  ;  to  set 
out,  proceed. 
Avriipepl^at,  Dor.    and    Poet,    for 

u)'n0fpi'ff/i(,  1  a.  inf.  of  last. 
AvTiipipofxai,  (fr,  airi  against,  and 
^»'pu)  to  carry)  to  set  out  against, 
proceed   tn  vieet ;   to  resist,  op- 
pose; to  attack,  fight,  pics.  inf. 
avTicjtfptodat. 
AvrtipOiyyofiai,  f.  -^ofiai,    (fr.  ayrl 
in  turn   and  ^O/yyo/jui  to  utter) 
to  speak  in  turn,  answer,  reply  ; 
to  echo. 
AvrlAOtyna,  -aro(,  rd,  (fr.  last)  an 

echo. 
AvrKJit^iu)  -u>,  f.  -I'lCiji,  (fr.  niT(  m 
turn,  and  <piMia  to  love)  to  love 
in  return,  or  mutually. 
Avr(0iXoi'£ni/(a  -w,  f.  -f/cu,  (fr.  aiTt 
against,  and  ijii^ovtiKew  to  quai 
rel)  to  scolil,  wrangle,  dispute. 
Arri(pt\os,    -ov,  b,    Antiphilus,  a 

man's  name. 
AvrnfiOvOi,  -ov,   b,   7,   (fr.   01/ri  in 
turn,    and  <h6voi   slaughter,  ih. 
d/i'w  to  kill)  shedding  blood  for 
olood,  atoning   murder  for  mur- 
der ;  avenging,  retributive. 
AvTKpvrevu),  f.   -cvao),  (fr.  avrl  in 
turn,   and   <pvrcv(i>  to   plant)  to 
plant  in  place  of,  propagate  anew, 
sow  over  again. 
Avru/iui'/ii)  -ui,  f.  -fia(j>,  (fr.  same, 
and  (purio)  to  speak)  to  speak  in 
turns,    reply,    answer;    to  sing 
ivilh  ;  to  echo, 
AvTKjtuivi],  -lis,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  reply, 

answer,  response,  echo. 
AvTi-^pdu)  -S>,  (fr.  uiTi  instead,  and 
vdd'o)  to  lend)  to  suffirx,  supply, 
furnish ;  to  be  adequate,  or  an- 
swerahlefor. 
Ai'rixpno'i,  -'"i)  -^'t-  -iWf,  ill  (fr. 

same)  a  loan. 
AvTixoi'rros,   -ov,    6,    (fr.  avri  a- 
gainst,  and  ^p'orbs  anointed)  an 
opposer  of  the  anointed,  adversary 
ff  Christ ;  Antichrist. 
AvTtwd'ni'aii  1  a.  inf.   pass,  of  m- 

Tidoiiai. 
Avt\(7v,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 
AitXi'oj  -w,  f.  ->;<7ii),  p.  I'lvrXriKa,  (fr. 
dvrXos  a  sink)  to  draw,  pump;  to 
empty,  exhaust ;  tn  spend,  waste, 
shed,    spill;     to    linger,    drag, 
or  draw  out.    I   a.    ind.  jJi/tA;?- 
oa. 
'AvrXi;,  -i;j,  i).  Poet,  for  ni/rXof. 
'AvrXniia,    -uTOS,    rd,    (fr.    dvrXos 
a  wull)  u  bucket,  pitcher,  pail ; 
a  pump. 
AvrXTjcai,    1  a.   inf.  —  'AvrXtjaov, 
-drw,  2  pi.  -nrf,   1  a.  impr.  act. 
of  nvrX/o). 


ANT 

AvtMov,  -ov,ri,  (fr.  next)  abuckct. 

'AvrXoi,  -ov,  b,  a  well,  sink,  pimp  ; 
the  hold  of  a  ship,  bilge  water;  a 
tide,  stream,  whirlpool. 

AvToiKoSo/iiii) -d,  (fr.  airi  instead, 
and  oiKoiofiiii)  \.o  hxind)  to  build, 
or  fortify  against  ;  to  rebuild, 
repair. 

AvTuXfi,  -^f,  q,  Poet,  for  avuroX?;. 

'AiTO^ai,  (fr.  avrdu  to  meet)  to 
meet,  face,  encounter ;  to  sup- 
plicate, entreat  ;  to  assist,  lielp, 
succour ;  to  make  meet,  fold, 
double.  avTifitvai,  few.  pi.  par. 
pres.  pass. 

ArTopx'"!"",  (fr.  avri  jfl, turn,  and 
opjf^io/iat  to  dance^^o  dance  to, 
or  in  turn ;  to  set,  .figure  in. 
par.     pres.  mid.    avrop^tdftivos 

-OVflCVOi. 

AvToipduXftiii)  -d,  f.  -t'latij,  p.  at'Tuxp- 
6d\iir)Ka,  (fr.  avrl  against,  and 
ofOuXfidi  the  eye)  to  eye,  face, 
look  in  the  face;  to  watch,  keep 
in  mind ;  to  luff,  bear  up  to  the 
wind  ;  to  strive,  struggle  against, 
endeavour. 

Avroiu;,  -dfos,  b,  i),  (fr.  dvrpov  a 
cave)  licing  in  caverns  ;  a  tro- 
glodyte ;  of  a  cave. 

'Avrpodcv  (fr.  next)  out  of,  or  from 
a  cave,  den. 

'Avrpov,  -ov,  ri,  a  cave,  den,  cavern. 

Avrpwoi/f, -tof -ouf,  b,  {],  (fr.  last) 
Jull  of  caves,  dens,  or  holes,  hol- 
low, caverned. 

'Avrpu),  Dor.  for  dvrpov,  g.  sin,  of 

dvTOOV. 

'Avrvif,  -Cyof,  i/,  the  front  of  the  an- 
cient chariots ;  the  uppf'^'  edge, 
or  rail  of  the  front ;  in  pi.  the 
extremities  of  the  rail  whirhfarm- 
etl  two  hooks  for  holding  the 
reins  ;  hooks  Jixed  to  the  driver^s 
seat  for  the  same  purpose  ;  a 
border,  edge,  circuit,  circumfe- 
rence ;  a  revolution,  period. 

Avrvnovpyiiv,  Ion.  for  nvfluroupyt- 
(i-,  pre».  inf.  act.  ofavdvrovpyita. 

AvTuiOiia  -<3,  (fr.  avrl  against,  and 
uiOf'u  to  drive)  to  drive,  rush,  or 
tlruggte  against  ;  to  thrust  back, 
repel;  to  resist,  oppose. 

AvTiaaif,  -tof,  Atl.  -iu)(,  »;,  (fr. 
last)  a  repulse,  resistance,  Strug- 

i'e- 

kviliptaroi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  nee  and 
il3pi(  insolence)  civil,  obliging, 
qffable ;  lafe,  or  free  from  in- 
tuit. 

Ai'v^f>o(,  -ov,  b,  ^,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
(tup  water)  tuithnut  waicr,  dry  ; 
unwashed,  unpurifud. 

Afv/ittt  Dor.  for  (iwfiiv,  1  pi.  imp. 
act.  of 

'Avvfit,  Rafn6  ftfl  aviiia. 

Ayvnnp^ht,  -at,  !/,  ((t.  a  ncg.  and 
Inifpxut  to  be)  non-existence; 
dissolution,  detlrur.tion,  ruin. 

'At'i'oi',  -t(,  -t,  fon.  or  Dor.  for 
^vvov,  imp.  art.  —  Avvuv,  -ovaa, 
-ov,  par.  pres.  art.  of  aiiiu. 

AvUrlpfiXrtTni,  -01),  i,  1),  (fr.  same, 
{iir»p  beyond,  anil  (}d>\u  In 
throw)  insuprrahlr,  impassable  ; 
invincible. 

AvvTtdSjKOf,  'OV,  b.  If,  (fr.   a    nrj, 
II 


ANT 

and  v-tiOvvoi  accountable)  not 
amenable,  ansuerable,  or  respon- 
sible ;  absolute,  independent  ; 
that  has  not  accounted. 
AivrrcvOit'dos,  (fr.  last)  freely,  with- 
out restraint,  indejjcndenlly. 

AvvTTdddTOS,  Dor.  for 

Ai'VT:iSrjTog,-ov,  o,  i),  (fr.  aneg.  and 
Iroiiu)  to  sliof)  unsliod,  without 
shoes,  barefoot, 

Avvroiaroi,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  vTTo  under,  and  oi'w  for  6ipii) 
to  carry)  intolerable,  unsvff'eT- 
able. 

AvvTTdKptTo;,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  a  neg 
and  v~OKuivofiai  to  pretend)  with- 
out dissimulation,  unfeigned, 
candid,  ingenuous. 

ArvTToijovriros,  -ov,  b,  >/,  (fr.  same, 
and  uTTOfifi'io  to  endure)  intolera- 
ble, un.tvffirablr. 

Ai'DTTOioJjrof,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same, 
and  I'n-ui'of w  to  suspect)  unsuspi- 
cious, unguaidcd  ;  unawares, 
unexpected. 

AvivoTiToi,  and  Ai'tTo-Tturof,  -ov, 
b,  i],  (fr.  same,  and  'vn6r:T0itat,  ov 
viroTTTci'iii  to  suspect)  unsuspect- 
ing;  unexpected,  uvforeseat. 

AvwdTTTUi,  (fr.  last)  without  suspi- 
cion, frankly. 

AwTTdaraTos,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  v(piaTn^t  to  withstand)  irre- 
sistible, intolerable ;  unsubstan- 
tial, unreal. 

AvvrdraKToi,  -ov,  b,  ii,  (fr.  same, 
and  vTTOTticaio  to  subdue)  7iot 
subject;  not  submissive,  disobe- 
dient, refractory,  disorderly. 

Avvadfiav,  Dor,  for  rivvadurjv,  1  a. 
ind.  mid. — Aviaas,  1  a.  par, 
act.   of  avvijj. 

Avvaitoyoi,  -ov,  b,  »',  (fr.  avvm  to 
finish,  and  Ipyov  work)  studious, 
diligent,  laborious,  active. 

Aviat^oi,  -ov,b,  I],  AvvnTiKbg,  and 
AvvTiKii,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  ai'irw  to 
finish)  effective,  effectual,  effica- 
cious; useful,  beneficial,  advan- 
tageous. 

Avvcifiojf,  (fr.  last)  effectually  ;  ad- 
vantageously. 

Avvffif,  -io{,  Alt.  -ttijf,  i';,  (fr.  aviii) 
to  fmish)  perfection,  ^finishing, 
completion  ;  progress,  improvi- 
vicnl  ;  advantage,  benefit,  utility, 
service. 

AvCaaiif,  Poct,  for  avvaa^,  par.  1 
a.  act,  of  avv(t>. 

Avvarbf,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr,  aviio  to 
tiniph)  possible,  prarticable,  prac- 
tical;  easy,  ready  ;  that  must  be 
done. 

'AvCro,  Dor,  for  lyiuro,  imp.  pass. 
ofiivvfiror  ppcr.  pasx,  of ni/i'ui. 

Aivip6ii)  -w,  {fr.  iivd  up,  and  liliiuj 
to  raise,  ih.  (\po<  height)  to  lift, 
hold,  or  rni«c  up  ;  to  eUviUc,  tJ> 
alt  ;  to  rear,  set  up. 

Aviiu),' A »'(■*,  or  'Avi'in,  f.  ovvoii),  p. 
flvvKO,  to  arfompimh,  tffrtl ;  to 
pprfertyfinish,  r.ompli  tr  ;  to  nvnil, 
sine,  assist,  profit  ;  to  execute, 
ftdfd,  discharge ;  to  rxjiend, 
consume ;  to  attain,  obtain,  grt, 
arrive  at ;  to  hasten,   accelrrnte, 

I     desnatrli. 

(67) 


ANfi 

'Avu,  (fr.  aid  up)  upwards,  above ; 
before,  antecedently.  With  the 
article,  what  is  above  ;  he,  she, 
it,  the  things  above. 

Avu,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  axitifit. 

'Avdiya,  Ion.  for  //luya,  per.  mid. 
oi  ainoyw. 

Aviiyaioi',  for  aviiycoi'. 

Aviiytov,  -ov,  TO,  and  Alt.  Aviiyeoi* 
-<j),  rd,  (fr.  u'i'u  above,  and  yf, 
the  ground)  an  upper  room,  or 
chamber. 

Aiwyiui  -(3,  see  aviiyw. 

AvioytiOi,  and  by  r?ync.  AviuyOi, 
pres.  impr.  of 

.Kviiyti/jit,  same  as  avdyiii. 

'Arti)yfiui,-^ui,  -Krai,  per,  pass.  — 
Aifu)j'///i'05,  par,  ])er.  pass,  of 
avoiyu). 

'Aicuj'or,  -£f,  -£,  Ion.  for  i/rwyov, 
ini]).  or  2  a.  act.  —  Aiuyw,  -r;5, 
-!],  2  a.  sub.  of  avaiyw. 

Aruyuiiv,  Ion.  for  t;vuiyovv,  imp.  of 
aiuiyiw. 

Anoyui,  f.  -f(j,  p.  jJiu^Y"!  Aiwyfu), 
and  Ai'(iyt}fii,  to  bid,  order,  co7n- 
mand,  charge,  enjoin ;  to  per- 
suade, prevail  on  ;  to  exhort,  en- 
courage ;  to  permit,  allow.  1  a, 
I'lvui^a. 

Ai'uiSvria,  -a?,  i),  {fr.  next)  ease, 
freedom  Jrom  pain  ;  relief,  alle- 
viation. 

Avoi(!,vi'oi,-ov,  b,!i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
oSvvij  pain)  free  from  pain  ;  al- 
leviating, assuaging,  sedative  ; 
7nil  painful,  mild. 

AioioOiwf,  (Ir.  last)  at  ease,  with- 
out pain. 

'AiuiOci;  (fr,  nil.)  above)  from 
above  ;  from  the  lieginning,  ori- 
gin, or  first  rise;  again,  anew, 
OS  before.  Willi  a  prep,  the  top, 
upper  part.  With  the  pi.  arti- 
cle, ancestors,  forefathers  ;  timCy 
or  things  past. 

Ai'wfli'w  -(2),  f.  avlJiBf|a^l),  and  aroiaca, 
(fr.  aiii  up,  and  wO/w  to  push)  to 
force  or  rfrii'e  up ;  to  push  or 
thrust  forward ;  to  repulse,  re- 
pel. 1  a.  act,  ind.  uvaca-  inf, 
avUaai,  and  uiwOj/irar  1  a,  ind. 
mid.  iiruiadfiiiv  inf.  aviiaaoBar 
par.  avuiad^uoi. 

\vwOv<!ii,  -lof,  Alt.  -tujj,  fi,  (fr. 
last)  a  forcing  upwards,  rise,  ele- 
vation ;  a  driving  away,  repul- 
sion, resistance, 

Ai'djiffr!,  (fr,  next)  unaviares,  unex- 
pectedly. 

Ai'o'iiffTOf,  -01',  6,  I/,  (fr.  a  nog,  and 
oio/iat  to  think)  unthoughl  if, 
untxpectcd,  unforeseen. 

A»(<)i';^»;>'i  for  aiu^Onr,  1  a-  pa.<is, 
ol  avolyit). 

Avi!)\tOpof,  -ov,  b,!i,  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
dXtOpoi  ilcslruclion)  undiraying, 
unfading,  imperitliable,  ticrlast- 
ing, 

AvioiiaXla,  -of,  •',,  {fr.  next)  «;it'i'«>n- 
ni  ss,  roughness,  inrqunlily  ;  irre- 
gularity ;   aniimnly. 

Ai'i/inXos,-ov,  i'),  II,  (fr.  (I  ncg.  ami 
i/iii>d(  BniiK.lh)  uneven,  rouQh, 
unequal,  iirrgutur,  anomalous. 

AyujioT),  (fr.  next)  without  an  oath, 
v.ithotd  swearing. 


Afil 

kytifiorot,  -01',  h,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
intvfii  to  sweur)  u-itlinut  fwt'ir- 
ina ;  miDWom,  unaiijiired,  not 
obliged  to  swmr. 

'Aruu',  -ovaa,  -or,  (pres.  par.  of 
o'fu  or  ayviu)  Jinixhin!;,  conclu- 
sive ;  Jitting,  expedient,  proper. 

AiiivB^oj,  -01',  6,/^,  (IV.  u  nop.  and 
6vvjnt,  Mo\.  for  ivofia  a  luinie) 
anonymous,  nameless  ;  undislin- 
fuwAfrf,  insignificant,  obscure, 
ifftuMe. 

AiwpOuO/)!',  -t]i,  ->j,  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  niopOiu). 

Ai'uipi'i,  -ni,  and  Ion.  avwpin,  -»;{, 
1^,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  ujpa  season)  un- 
scnsonnbleness,  unjilncss,  irrcgv- 
lariti/. 

Avtiaai,  Ion.  for  rti'oriTdi,  the  same 
as  aiciiyKat,  I  a.  inf.  act.  ofai'u- 
ipfpu). 

Avwcrui,  I  a.  inf.  act.  —  XiwanaOai, 
1  a.  inf.  mid.  —  AvuxTdficvo^, 
par.  1  a.  mid.  of  aidiOu),  or  -Oiw. 

Aiurfpuif,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  next)  t/p- 
pcT,  higher,  jfarlhcr. 

AiuJTcpoj, -u,  -01',  (comp.  fr.  diw) 
higher,  loftier ;  nhoie,  before. 

Ai'ujiitXti'a,  -a{,  '/,  (fr.  next)  inuti- 
/(7v,  uxelessness,  worthlessness. 

Al'^JtpcXf|{,  -ios-ovi,  b,)'i,  (fr.  d  ncg. 
and  d^tXoj  use)  useless,  iinpro- 
Jitable,  worthless.  In  neut.  r& 
aiurtcXfs,  unprojitahleness. 

Aiu)tpc\u>i,  (fr.  last)  unprojitahly , 
to  no  purjMse. 

Avo^n,  per.  act.  — AviipfSvyj  1  *• 
pass,  of  ai'oi'yw. 

'AidixOi,  -;:^9w,  by  Poet.  Sync,  for 
oKiyijOi,  -f/ru,  1  and  2  sin.  pres. 
inipr.  of  aviiyrijii,  same  as  avui- 
yo). 

'A^atfit,  -aij,  -ai,  1  a.  opt.  act  of 
nyvvfti,  or  <jy(j. 

'A^ac, -uco,  -or,  1  a.  par.  act.  of 
ay  (J). 

'Afc,  pres.  impr.  of  ii(u).  Poet,  for 
ayw  or  for  d^ov,  1  a.  impr.  act. 
of  dy ii). 

'Afti,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  dyui. 

'A^ita,  -ai,  -t,  JEol.  for  d^aijii,  1  a. 
opt.  act.  of  nyi'iif/i,  or  n'yu. 

'A^fvof,  and  Poet.  ' A^civoi,  -ov,  6, 
i),  (fr.  a  neg.  and  (f'vo;  a  stran- 
ger) inhospilnble,  savage,  v:ild. 

'A^coTof,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
^f  u  to  scrape)  unpolished,  rough. 

Afm,  -a;,  and  Ion.  A^lrj,  -m,  /;, 
(fr.  n'fioj  worthy)  ran/c,  dignity, 
xmrth,  estimation  ;  vcdue,  esteem  ; 
merit,  desert. 

A^tdyacTo;,  -ov,  a,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and  aydcnfiai  to  admire)  ailmi- 
ral)le,  wonderful. 

A^tuKovcTOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  aKoiu)  to  hear)  worth  hear- 
ing, memorable,  remarkable,  fa- 
mmu. 
A^taKp6aT0s,  -ov,  ■>,  >i,  (fr.  iame, 
ana  axpodofini  to  hear)  worth  at- 
tention; attractive,  alluring,  en- 
ticing. 
Aita-rfiyr)T0(,  Ion.  for  a^tatpi'/yriroi, 
-ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  same,  and  a0;;y«'o- 
fiai  to  relate)  worth  relation,  me- 
mnraljle,  farrums, 
A[tfpa<rro(,  -ov,  h,  r,,  (fr.  same,  and 


ASI 

rpiiu)   to  love)   lovely,  amiable; 
beloved. 

A^icvfiai,  Dor.  lur  a(tovfiai,  [ires, 
ind.  mid.  conl.  of  a^t6u>. 

At/i'Vi  -Vi,  >'h  an  axe,  hatchet. 

A^iuOavfiaaroi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  dfio? 
worth,  and  ^nt/iu'^ ui  to  admire) 
wonderful,  admirable.  Comp. 
afioOuii/iOffrdrcpo?. 

A^ioOiiiTof,  Ion.  for  nfioOfiiTof,  -ov, 
b,  ('/,  (fr.  same,  and  Stdofiat  to 
see)  vnrth  beholding,  admirable, 
splendid;  worth  considering,  im- 
portant. Comp.  a^todearuTipos, 
by  Sync.  aitoOewrepoi,  sup. 
-cirarof. 

AfidXoyof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
\6yoi  speech)  praiaevmrthy,  me- 
ritorious, splendid,  worth  men- 
tioning ;  estimable,  worthy. 

A^tdiiaxos,  -on,  b,  !],  (fr.  same,  and 
Itd^oiini  to  fi<;hl)  warlike,  brave, 
intrepid;  a  match,  an  equal; 
worth  fighting  with. 

AfiiSiikof,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same,  and 
vIk>]  victory)  deserving  of  victory, 
meritorious. 

A^ioxiaria,  -ai,  >'),  (fr.  next)  good 
authority,  credihilily ;  assurance, 
certainty,  faithfulness. 

A^idiTiaroi,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  next,  and 
Triarii  faith)  trustworthy,  deserv- 
ing credit  ;  credible  ;  faithful ; 
probable,  specious,  likely. 

'Afio{,  -a,  -ov,  worth,  either  much 
or  little  ;  valuable,  estimable, 
precious  ;  worthy,  meritorious, 
deserving  ;  fair,  fit,  suitable, 
equitable,  equivalent,  comparable, 
a  matchfor. 

A^idrra,  -rjroi,  i';,  (fr.  last)  worthi- 
ness, worth,  value,  merit,  desert. 

A^tovpiiv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  AfioCi',  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  — 
A^iovaduaav,  3  pi.  cont.  pres. 
impr.  pass,  of  a^idu. 

AfioYoco)?,  -w,  b,  !],  Ion.  and  Att. 
(fr.  o'fiof  worth,  and  ^piut  debt) 
able  to  pay,  solvent;  creditable, 
useful,  fit,  competent. 

A^tdui  -ijj,  f.  -wau),  p.  ri^itoKa  (fr. 
same)  to  rale,  esteem,  reckon 
worthy ;  to  think  right,  fit,  or 
proper ;  to  account,  accept  as 
deserving.  A^ido/iai  -ovuai,  to 
claim,  require,  demand ;  to 
dare,  presume  ;  to  deign,  vouch- 
safe, condescend.  Imp.  ind. 
V^lov  -ovv'  1  a.  r)^iijiaa'  sub. 
a^iuiTW  inf.  a^iCiaaf  pres.  impr. 
pass.  3  pi.  a^toiaOiiiaav  per. 
pass,  rtlihifiai'  1  a.  j]^iu)Oriv.  1  f. 
a^toiOfiao^ai. 

A?/(i)/ja,  -uTOi,  ri,  (fr.  last)  worth, 
value,  merit ;  dignity,  authority, 
weight,  conseip-ience  ;  a,  claiyn, 
re<iuest  ;  a  sentence,  sentiment ; 
a  proposition,  axiom. 

A^iuiiiaTlicii,  -o5,  b,  ri,  (fr.  last) 
placed  in  authority,  authorized, 
empowered,  qualified ;  dignified, 
grand,  venerable,  awful ;  asking, 
supplicatory, 
A^iwi,  (fr.  d'^ioi  worthy)  worthily, 

suitably,  proportionably. 
A^i(iaua,-as,  -t,  iEol.  for  a^tiiaai- 
iit,  1  a.  opt.  of  a^i6u. 
C58) 


AOP 

A^'iuo'i;,  3  sill.  1   a.  sub.  act. 

AiiutaOi^acrai,   S   sin.    1    f.    ind. 
pass,  of  same. 

A^loioii,  -tof,  Att.  -cws,  fi,  (fr. 
a^tdu)  to  esteem)  dignity,  rank, 
infiutnce,  authority,  greatness;  a 
claim,  reaucst,  demand. 

A^ufiui,  I  I.  mid.  nf  a'yui. 

'A^ova,  a.  'A(oi'I,  d.  sm.  of  d^oiv. 

A^iXoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  :ieg.  and  fi- 
Xov  wood)  without  wood,  bare. 
Or,  (fr.  a  intens.)  with  plenty  oj 
wood,  abounding  in  timber. 

'Afu),-ti{, -fi,  ind.  — 'Afiov,  -uvaa, 

-ov,  par.  1.  f.  act 'A^ov,-dTo>, 

I    a.   impr.  act.  of  liyui,  or  of 
dyvviii. 

' A^oiv,  -uvoi,  b,  an  axle-tree  ;  a 
wheel ;  a  rut,  track,  path ;  a 
board  on  which  the  punishment 
of  criminals  was  written,  and 
laws  published. 

Aotiav,  Dor,  for  aoiiHv,  g.  pi.  of 
aoiSig,  or  aoi&i'i, 

Xoi^i],  -Tii,  and  Dor.  AoiSd,  -u{,  »';, 
(fr.  aii&u)  to  sing)  a  song,  tune, 
ode.  aotifiat,  d.  [i\.  Ion. 

AoiSidu)  -u),  ((r.  last)  to  sing;  to 
celebrate. 

Aolhtfioi,  -ov,  b,  11,  (fr.  same)  sung 
of,  celebrated ;  famed. 

Aodds,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  singer, 
songster;  a  bard,  poet.  Adj. 
tuneful,  harmonious,  musical. 

AoUtjTOi,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
oiKtu)  to  inhabit)  uninhabited, 
deserted,  wild. 

' AoiKoi,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  same, and  oP- 
Koi  a  house)  houseless,  forlorn, 
destn'He,  poor. 

'Aoivoi,  -ov,  b,  }],  (fr.  same,  and  o7- 
voi  wine)  without  wine. 

'AoKvo{,  -ov,  b,  1],  (fr.  same,  and 
6kvo;  sloth)  diligent,  active  ; 
quick,  ready  ;  courageous,  bold. 

AoXXf'w  -a,  (fr.  aoWiii  crowded) 
to  gather,  assemble,  crowd,  Jlock 
together. 

AoXX»/(5t;v,  (fr.  same)  together,  in 
crowds. 

AoXXijj,  -fOf  -ovi,  b,  >'j,  in  close  or- 
der, in  dense  array  ;  crowded, 
collected,  assembled. 

AoXXi'foj,  same  as  noXX/w. 

'AoirXoj,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  ami 
SirXoi/  arms)  without  arms,  un- 
armed, defenceless  ;  not  equip- 
ped, not  harnessed. 

'Aop,  -pos,  b,  a  sword. 

AoPairla,  -a(,  i;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
bpdo)  to  see)  blindness,  darkness. 

Adparoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  invi- 
sible, not  to  be  seen ;  blind,  not 
seeing. 

Aopdrus,  (fr.  same)  invisibly. 

Aoola,-ai,!i,  (fr.  same)  darkness, 
blindness. 

Aoptaraivd),  (fr.  aSpiaroc  undeter- 
mined) to  be  undecided  ;  to  hesi- 
tate. 

AopioTtoiiai  -ovfintAfr.  same)  lobe 
boundless,  extend,  stretch  out. 

Aoptaria,  -ai,  >i,  (fr.  same)  infini- 
ty, enrllessness,  vastness  ;  gene- 
rality, vagueness. 

AopiorMs,  and  Aipiaroi,  -ov,  b,  rj, 
(fr.   a   ncg.    and  Spof   bound*) 


ADA 


AHA 


AHA 


boundless,  inJinil€,i>tdejinite,un-\     vex.  par.  per.  pass,  ajrj/ypiu/it- 

dejineii,  j      voj. 

AopiVruf,  (fr.  last)  in/im7e(y,  i?lrff- '  Araypiuo-ij,  -(o;,  Att.  -cuf,  ^,  (fr. 

Jinilely,  generallij.  j     lasl)  ru.?t!ci/^,i/;iWn<'Ss;  savage- 

'Aopvoi,  -ov,  b,  ti,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  60-  I     nfs*,  ra?e,  excisperalion. 

rif  a  bird)  unfrequented hy  bird.i ;  Ih.-dyX'^i  '•  ""f')'?")  P-  "'"''X;^'')  '■■• 

impassable,  or  inaccessible,  acu  inlens.  and  rfy^ai,  which  see. 

AooTi),  -r;f,  »/,  </ie  /ar^e  artery,  the       pres.  pass.  aray^YOA""'-  ^  *•  '"■'J- 

aorta  ;  a  chest,  case.  ardy^onat.    1    a.   mid.    mtiiy^d- 

Aoprtip,  -ijooi,  S,  (perhaps  fr.  aop  a 

sword,   and  rnpiui  to  keep)  any 

suspender,    by    whicii  a  sword, 

shield,  pouch,  or  scrip  is  hung  ; 

a  string,  strap,  bell,  girdle,  brace, 

ring  ;    a  case,  sheath,  scabbard. 

d.  pi.  Poet,  noprrjpicrai. 
' KopTO,   3  sin.   of  adpjtrjv,  for  i/tp- 

firiv,  pper.  pass,  of  adpu>. 
K'jaciu)  '&,  (fr.   a  neg.    and  daaa 

voice)  to  help  readily,  assist  with- 
out hein;  called,  succour. 
Aoffffijriip,  -Tjpos,  6,  (fr.  last)  aready 

assistant,  willing  helper,  protect- 
or^ favourer. 
'\ovTOf,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

ovrdu)   to   wound)   unhurt.     Or, 

(fr.  oSf  an  ear)  without  ears. 
Ao)^Xriaia.  -a;,  '1,  (fr.  next)  ease, 

tranquillity,  retirement. 
A<$;^Ai;ror,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

ox^iia   to  disturb)    undisturbed, 

unmolested,  tranquil. 
'Ao\p,  •oTTOf,  4, )'/,  (ir.  same,  and  6ip 

the    eye,    th.    Azrouai    to  see) 

blind. 
An',   for   airo,    before    a    smooth 

vowel. 
ATtaydyu),  Atf.    for  arrdyij}.     It  is 

chiefij  used  in  this  form  in  the 

2  a.  md.   ani'/yayov  impr.  Airu- 

yuyt,  -iru),  2  pi.  -ycrc. 
AirayytXia,  -aj,  /;,  (ir.  next)  news, 

tidings,  a  message. 


ftrjv. 

ATTiiyij),  f.  -^u),  p.  aTiJY«)  (fr.  oto 
from,  and  dyu)  to  lead)  to  lead, 
carry,  bring  off',  or  nii'a^  ;  to 
take  aside;  to  drive  back  ;  to  call 
off",  divert,  turn  away,  mislead, 
seduce  ;  to  lead,  tend,  incline  to  ; 
to  conduct,  carry  to  prison,  pu- 
nishment. Sue.  ;  to  pay,  render. 
2  a.  airi^yov'  Att.  a-i'iyayov 
impr.  a-dyayf  par.  avaydyijiV 
per.  pass.  uTrTjyiiai,  -^ai,  -ktui.  1 
a.  pass.  aTTi'i^Oiiv'  inf.  aTra^Oij- 
vui. 

An-ayujyi),  -ns,  '1,  (ff-  ^^t.)  a  taking, 
carrying,  or  driving  away  ;  cap- 
tivity ;  payment,  contribuiion, 
tribute. 

Arat'/u  -ui,  (fr.  o  neg.  and  ahiia  to 
please)  to  displease,  dissatisfy, 
disgust. 

AiraitKiij)  -ui,  (fr.  aird  from,  and 
aSiKfio  to  injure)  to  wrong,  de- 
fraud, rob,  detain  unjustly. 

'Arat^iS, -105,  //,  (fr.  a-nb  from  afar, 
and  diii>  to  see)  thought ;  think 
ing,  consideration,  meditation ; 
heart,  mind,  spirit. 

A-qi^m,  (fr.  same,  and  diu}  or  aziiw 
to  sing)  to  sing  false,  make  dis- 
cord ;  to  disagree,  diffir. 

A-iracipti),  (fr.  ayrb  from,  and  ati'pw 
to    take)    to    carry    off,    convey 


away,  remove.  A-adpojiai,totake 
A7rayytAA(j,f.  aTayycAcS,  p.  air^Jy-       one's  self  off,  depart,  go  away. 
vtAica,  (fr.  urifrom,  and  ayy/A-JAraOavdW^u),  fr.   uird  inlciis.    and 
Xu)    to  tell)  to  bring  buck  word,\     aOnvari^ui,  which  see. 
or   anstiier,    carry    news,    bring  Aru9»){,  -f'05  -oCj,  0,  1';,  (fr.  n  neg. 
tidings,  report;   to  Icll,  declare,]      and    rrn'iT;^^   to    suffer)    unhurt. 


announce,  publish,  proclaim,  la 
ind.  ar/jyytiXa'  impr.  ardyya- 
Xoi',  -drui'  inf.  ar:ayyd\ai'  par. 
orayytAas*  par.  pres.  act.  aruy- 
y/AAui-"  pass.  arayyiAA<i//£i'o{. 

A-rrdyc,  impr.  of  ardyio,  away  with 
you,  begone. 

ATayfif,  -io(  -o«f,  0,  i),  (fr.  a  in- 
lens.  and  wi',yvviti  to  fix)  impe- 
netta)iU;  hard,  ronipact,  firm. 
Or,  (fr.  a  npj.  and  same)  un- 
firm,  Uiose,  fluid. 


safe,  secure,  free  from  harm  ;  in 
sensible,     unftding ;    unmoved, 
not  nf/'ccted,  undisturbed. 

Aral,  Poet,  forurru. 

.K-rratitvala,  -«?,  ?';,  (fr.  next)  igno- 
rance, simplicity,  want  of  breed- 
ing, rudeness  ;  awkwardness,  un- 
skilCulness, 

ATuii5tuToj,-ou,  0, )';,  (fr.  (J  ii(?g.  and 
TTiufcvii)  to  educate)  untaught, 
unlettered,  unlearned  ;  rude,  illi- 
terate. 


Aznytvhtv,  pros.  inf.  of  airaytviu),]Avnt']oTplfliiTo(,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  «  nog. 

and  vntfioTptjiiu)  to  educate)  un- 
rducaled,  tll-brcd ;  unpractised, 
ignorant 


Ion.  for  rt-rdyj. 
Airayf<ii'jir;i/,     1     a.    opt.     mid.    of 
a~dyyiji 


Aray6ittvo(,  •>,,  -ov,  pass.  —  Ard-l  A-alivunt,  or  Arou/n>/i„(,  (fr.  orJ 
ywr,  -ovrni,  -ov,  act.  [)ar.  pres.  ofj  from,  and  u^n'//ai  to  take)  to  take 
""fy-  away,  carry  (ff;  todepriif,plun- 

Arayooci'<ti),  f.  -luaia,  (fr.  avi  from,!      der,  rob. 

and   ayiptfm  to   dcclarf;)   to   hi   AitoiolOIi.,,  Ion.  for  aipatptOH,  I  a. 


tpent,  v:orn  out,  or  rxhnustrd  ; 
to  prohibit,  firbirt,  hinder,  stop, 
slay,  dehar  ;  In  rrfwte,  renounce, 
deny ;  to  plead  in  d^'enct,  or 
denial,  exriisr. 
A^ayni6u  -ia,  f.  -uiit'o,  (fr.  a-ru  in 


Kub.  pass.  —  ArrnipitaOai,  Ion 
for  uliiupiiaOin,  prrs.  inf.  pas« 
—  Awaipcpnfiliui,  Ion.  and  Att 
for  aifiipmiii'of,  par.  per.  pass 
of  aipuiolo). 
Airalpii),  t.  -fipil,  p.  -ijpKa,  (fr.  nnb 


tens,   and  aypAf  thn  country)   to,     from,    and  alpui  to  lift)  to  take,\ 
nuticalf,  grow  wild;  to  enrage,]     lift,  or  carry  iifT;  to  take  one\\ 

(59) 


self  away,  depart.  1  a.  ind.  a-fi- 
pa'impr.  a-Kiipov,  -a'ru*  inf.  a?r^i- 
pni.  per.  pass,  n-jjp^ai.  1  a. 
l)ass.  tiTTiipOiiv  sub.  aTTapdw,  -fis, 

-fi' 

'A-aif,  -aicos,b,!!,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
za7i  a  child)  childless,  barren. 

A-zalctoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
nlaioi  lucky)  unfortunutc,  un- 
lucky, ill-omened,  unpropilious. 

ATTiiiaaiji,  f.  -^(u,  (fr.  azi  from, 
and  aiaau)  to  rush)  to  sally  forth, 
dart  out,  rush,  or  hasten  away. 

A-aiTu,  3  sin.  coiit.  pres.  ind.  — 
ATraiVfi,  2  sin.  pres.  impr.  cont. 
of 

.VraiTfo)  -ui,  (fr.  ajrd  intens.  and 
air/u)  to  ask)  to  beg  of,  entreat, 
request ;  to  claim,  demand  back, 
require. 

ArraiD/trif,  -10;,  Att.  -£u)j,  >';,  (fr. 
last)  a  request,  entreaty,  prayer  ; 
a  demand,  requisition,  exac- 
tion. 

A-raiTi^u),  f.  -lau),  (fr.  same)  to  ex- 
act, require,  demand. 

Aruxpi/Jdu)  -ui,  fr.  0:70  intens.  and 
aKpijSuu),  which  see. 

A-dAataros,  Poet,  for  axaraTraAa- 
taroi. 

AirnAaiffrpo;,  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  raXaioTpa  a  school  for  arms) 
unpractised  in  public  exercises, 
not  trained. 

ATaAaAK{7<£i',  Dor.  for  a^aAaAvta', 
pres.  inf.  of 

ATraAnAdU),  (fr.  and  from,  and 
a\d\Kii)  for  aA/vf'u)  to  help)  to  keep 
(ff,  ox  from  ;  to  beat,  drive  back ; 
to  repulse,  repel,  turn  away  ;  to 
guard,  save,  protect,  pres.  opt. 
arraAa'AKOifU,  -oi{,  -01. 

AndXafivoi,  for 

AndXdfiOi,  -ov,  b,  1;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
7raA(('/j?7  the  hand)  handless,  awk- 
ward, artless ;  destitute,  poor, 
miserable,  iv) etched  ;  inevitable, 
unavoidable. 

AiraXdojiaiyfr.  a-nb  intens.  and  aAu- 
o/j(ii,  which  see. 

AffrtAyfu)  -ui,  f.  -jjffu),  p.  OTTi'/Xyi^Ka, 
(fr.  same,  and  aXyho  to  pine)  to 
grieve,  mourn,  pine  ;  to  despond, 
despair  ;  to  bcroinc  insensible, 
hardened,  or  abandoned. 

AzaXcliliu),  f.  -</(!),  p.  fir)/Af(0(i,  (fr. 
OTTO  from,  and  uX(l<j)i.o  lo  wipe) 
to  wipe  (iff,  blot  out,  efface,  oblite- 
rate. 

AirdXeidoi;  impr.  of  ut/)Xch|ii,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 

AriiAffkukof,  -01),  h,  li,  (fr.  anb 
priv.  aXi^u)  lo  av(;rt,  and  KitKbf 
evil)  incurable,  irremediable ;  not 
to  be  saved,  past  recovery  ;  doom- 
ed, fated. 

AvaXriOcvui,  f.  -cvaui,  p.  -cvko,  fr. 
and  intens.  and  uAijOti'w,  which 
see. 

AnaXiiXti/inlvoi,  Atl.  for a-!ri]Xttiip(- 
t'Of,  par.    per.    pass,   of  a-naXil- 

0U). 

AriXiJiTo/iii,  •>;,  -tnii,  I  f.  mid.  Ir, 
uir4  from,  and  ({Af;^i,  aXiw,  or 
(lAao/Kii,  which  sec. 

ATraXO/n/iat  -oiiftai,  fr.  OJrA  intens. 
and  aXOfiii,  or  (fXOw,  which  sec. 


AHA 


AHA 


'AraMai,  -ov,  b,    (ft.   i'irj\bi  ttii-I ATTo/f/jAiliw,    fr.   arb    intens.    and 


der)  <i  v""".?  kitl, 
ArrnAXii;  1)1  -i)j,  j^,  (fr.  araXXdaato 
Jo  dismiss )  a  tli'intsxnl,  (lixchari;i; 
dqxirturc,  removal  ;  reconrilia- 
tion ;  a  deliitniure,  mrape  ;  an 
cxchangf,  alteration,  rlumse  of 
situation,  or  rircumslnnces  ;  r«(/, 
issue,  conrlusinn  ;  ilrnlli. 

AwiiWuKTioi,  (fr.  same)  analtera- 
fton  must  be  mtuir,  il  ynust  he 
chait^^eil,  rrniovrt!,  taken  awat/. 

AroXXa'^i;,  3  sin.  i  a.  sub.  act.  — 
A-uXAoVofffOai,  prcs.  inf.  pass. 
of  rtrr<i-\An(T(Ta). 

Arn'AAnfif,  -lof,  1'/,  (fr.  next)  a 
ehange,  alteration,  removal,  dis- 
missal. 

A-ttWdaoo),  or  -rrui,  f.  -d^u>,  p. 
ari;\)ni^a,    (fr.   arro     from,   nuc 


(i/i/iArui,  wliicli  see 
AnaHCifiiTO,   Ion.     for   artiydlSiTo, 

imp.  mid.  of 
Airdfiiilioimt,    fr.    ani   intciis.    and 

n/<£/jiw,  wliii-li  see. 
Airafmhoi,  Ion.  for  nifitiiifilvoc,  par. 

per.  puss,  of  a(pdirTw. 
Aira/iiii'ui,  f.   -vvw,    (fr.   niro    from, 

and  i.-^i'i'W   to   proton)   lo  rlrivc 

auny,  repulse,  lepet ;    to  avert ; 

to  guard,  pinlvrt,  difend. 
"h-anv,  ncut.  of  ar-fij. 
Avavnlvnixat,    (fr.    iin)   from,   and 

avttitofiai   tn  (\cT\y)  lo  rrfu.ie  ;  tv 

reycrl,  east  off,  loathe  ;  to  excuse, 

pretend. 
ATTinaia'>(yvrlu3  -<3,  f.  -t'icio,  fr.  azii 

intciis.  and  avtua-^vvTiio,  which 

sec, 


oAAu'cririi)  to  change)  to  dismiss  A  A~arn\ia  Kb),  f.  -(iA(i(r(i),  (fr.  n^o  in- 
disrharge,  absolve,  acquit,  let  go,\  tens,  and  ava'XioKot  to  waste)  to 
set  free  ;  to  deliver,  ej:lricate ;  to  j  eon.s~ume,  destroy  ;  to  impair, 
have  done  icith,  be  rid  of;  lo\  luenr,  corrode ;  to  expend,  lay  out 
depart;  to  change,  put  off,  de-\  upon,  bestow, 
tach,  remove,  expel.    AT«>An'ff<To-l  Arrui'iiAwcis,  -lOf,  Alt.  -tuj,  >/,  (fr. 


fat,  to  escape,  come  off",  get  off, 
withdraw,  depart,  retire  ;  to  ac- 
quit, or  disengage  mie\<i  self,  be 
rid  of,  have  done  with.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  ar^AAa^a*  sub.  arnAAn'fu, 
7??f»  -.>!'  per.  pass.  a-zi'i\\ayi.iar 
inf.  aTTr]'S\d)(0(it. 

AraAAoi-pidw  -w,  f.  -wctu),  p.  cr/jA- 
XorpluKa,  (fr.  a-u  intens.  and  a\- 
\orpi6u)  to  alienate)  to  estrange, 
alienate  totally;  to  emigrate;  to 
diiperse,  separate.  3  sin.  pres. 
ind.  or  opt.  ava\^orpio7-  per. 
pass.  a-ri?AAorp(w/uaC  par.  a;r);A- 
^OTpiwjjiiro;. 

AraAAorp/wffif,  -toi,  Att.  -toif,  ;;, 
(fr.  la.st)  estrangement,  aliena- 
timi,  transfer  ;  removal,  depart- 
ure, emigration. 

A-aXouiu)  -<j,  f.  -I'icu),  (fr.  aird  in- 
tens. and  aAoido)  by  pleonas.  for 
aXodii)  to  thrash)  to  pound, 
bruise,  grind ;  to  rub,  wear, 
chafe;  to  break,  shatter. 

'ATrnXota,  g.   sin.  Ion.  of  uTaAdj. 

Avii\ot<t>>),  -Tii,  I'l,  (fr.  arnAti'dnj  to 
w'ipe  out)  a  blot,  rasure,  oblitera- 
tion, 

'A-aXof,  -1),  -ii'fSofl,  tender,  deli- 
cate. 

' AvaXdcapKog,  -ov,  h,  >';,  (fr.  last, 
and  (Topf  flesh)  uith  tender  flesh, 
delicate. 

'ATTaXoTrji  -nroi,)),  (fr.  HTraXJf  ten- 
der) softness,  plinhility,  tender- 
ness, delicacy,  nicencss,  effeijii- 
nary. 

'AraXoTOt^)";?,  -/05  -ovs,  0,  >/,  (fr. 
same,  and  rpiipu)  to  rear)  pam- 
pered, high-fed ,  fattened  ;  reared 
tenderly. 

'ATaA(5^poo?-oi'f,  -60V-OV,  h,  !],  (fr. 
same,  and  xp'^'^  ''^'^  skin)  of  a 
tender  skin  or  flish,  delicate. 
AmoX^w  -w,  and  ATraXt^rw,  f.  -i/ioi, 
p.  -ly/ca,  (fr.  same)  lo  treat  ten- 
derly, touch  softly  ;    to  sofli  n  ; 


last)    consumption,   expenditure, 
expense,  iia.'>te,  xvcar. 
AirnvdraTo,    Poet,    and    Dor.    for 
arnD/iaro,   3  sin.    1   a.  mid.  of 
uTravairoiJLai. 
ATTai>a\wpiici(,  -los,  Alt.  -twf, ';, (fr. 
and   from,  ami  aia^woiui  U'  re- 
tire) a  departure,  uithdrawing. 
A-dvcvOt,  (fr.  n?rdfronij  and  dvtvOt 
afar)   at  a   distance,   sejiarately, 
apart. 

AzavfivaaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  uto- 
vnivojiai. 

A'^avOiw  -w,  f.  -(/o-o),  (fr.  OTTO  from, 
and  axQiui  lo  bloom)  to  slud, 
loose,  or  6c  stripped  of  its  flowers, 
or  virdurc  ;  to  demy,  fade,  irith- 
er;  to  yield,  or  furnish  floucrs. 

AirnrOpaKiw  -ui^  f.  -oVw,  (Ir.  a— i  in- 
tens. and  drOpii^  a  cinder)  /o 
ftvrn  up,  parch ;  to  reduce  lo 
ashts,  consume  totally. 

A-avicTd^cvo(,  par.  pres.  mid.  of 

ATrnrhriifu,  f.  -ori'iCh),  (fr.  utH  from, 
and  avlcTijiii  to  rise  up)  to  rise 
up  to  go,  set  out,  depart  ;  to  re- 
move, retire. 

"Annvra,  -rai,  -rti,  -ruv,  cases  of 
airag. 

A-avT^v,  pres.  inf.  act.  —  A-irav- 
TitfiTuf,  a.  pt.  mas.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  n-rmrdta. 

'AT:nvra')^60tf,  (fr.  a-ni  all)  on  all 
sides,  all  around,  round  about. 

ATTovrdu)  -u),  (fr.  azi  intens.   and 
arrdui  lo  meet )  to  come  before  ;  to 
face,  meet,  encounter,  go  to  meet 
to  reply,  answer,  refute;  to  hap- 
pen, chance. 

'Arrdmi,  (fr.  ti-n(  all)  every  wJiere. 

A-dvrriiii:,  -arof.  rii,  (fr.  arovrtiw 
to  mcel )  a  merting ;  chance,  ac- 
cident ;  circumstance,  occasion, 
opportunity. 

A'ravTrjcai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  A-av- 
ri'jeiD,  -C(f,  -fi,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
azavrdu 


to  calm,  sooth,  alleviate;  to  THakelArdi'Tr/aii,  -loj,  Att.  -tuii,  t'l,  (fr. 


mdd,  tender,  delicate. 
'AsaXuf,  (fr.  fame)  tenderly,  deli- 
eaiely,  softly. 


a-znvrdu)  to  meet)  n  meeting,  ap- 
pointment, assignation ;    a  ren- 
counter, charge ;  an  occurrence, 
(60) 


•VHA 

accident  ;    a  wailing  for,    way- 
laying ;  opposiitun,  ultuck.  a.  sill, 
airii'i  rijcii'. 
Airairloi',    AirdvrtKpv,    (fr.   nirb  in- 
lens.   and  arrl  apainsi)  opposite, 
right  against,  on  the  other  side. 
AvavriiiTn,   -ru;,  -nf,  -rot,  cont. 
cases  of  the  par.  pres.  of  n^ui- 
rdio. 
'Altai,  (ff-  <'"■<'$  all)  once,  at  once, 
once  for  all,  entirely,  thoroughly, 
altogether.   uva(  kui  iii,  once  ami 
again. 
'A?r(i(iirrAw>-,    Or.  I'l-ja^  once,  and 
(i-AoK   simply)    wholly,    totally, 
enlirdy,  (dtogtther. 
Ard^ioi,  -ov,  b,  ;'/,  (fr.  nvb  priv.  and 
n'i'ios  wcrlliy)    unuortliy,  unde- 
serving; nnflt,  unbecoming,  un. 
suUable,  unmirited. 
ATTufidcu  -w,   (fr.  same)   to  disap- 
prove,  reject,  refuse ;    to   scorn, 
slight.  A-ira^idojxai  -oT'uat,  tolhw.k 
ojie^s  self  unworthy,  despair  of. 
ATTuopof,  Poet,  for  airijopoi,  -ov,  0, 
Si,  (fr.  aTTticipui  to  remove)  remote, 
distant,  far  off;  withdrawn,  re- 
tired. 
ATTiipn'/Jarof,  -ov,   b,  //,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  TTapuiiuh'U)  lo  pass  over)  im- 
passable,   impervious;  not   lo  be 
transgressed;  vihich  does  not  pass, 
flxul,  permnnt  nl,  perpetual. 
A-anai,  inf. — Att'iohj,  par. — ' Ar.a- 

pof,  impr.  1  a.  uct.  of  a-naipm. 
A-apaipiijjh'os,  or  -tjiivo^.  Ion.   for 
aifiripniiivoi,  or  -[ftivoi,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  aipatpioi. 
Ariipiilrqroi,  -ov,   b.  Si,  (fr.  a  ne^'. 
and  77(ip«ir/io  lo  befjoff)  nol  ta 
be  entreated,  or  deprecated,  i/iex- 
nrable ;      inevitable,     unavoida- 
ble. 
AmipniTijTW?,  (fr.   last)  inexorably, 

obdurately  ;  inevitably, 
ATTopjKuAOfTTWf,     (fr.  a  lien;,  and 
irapaKaXvTTio  to  conceal)  inlhoui 
disguise,  openly,  avowedly. 
ATupnAArtdTOf,  -ou,  6,1;,  (fr.  same, 
and  TapuXXdanw   to  alter)  unal- 
terable,   inimulahle,    permanent, 
fixed,  stable. 
A-i!pn\6yiaT0'i,  -ov,  b,  >i,  {(r.  same, 
and   TTiipiiXoYi^oftat   lo  defraud) 
not  to   he  deceived,    or   imposed 


on ;  infallible,  certain,  sure,  un- 
doubted. 

AmpdyivOoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  KapanvOla  consolation,  tli. 
fnOug  a  word)  without  soothing, 
or  tncouragemenl,  that  cannot  be 
soothed. 

Avnpaai'ifiavTOi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same, 
and  TTapnarji"'h'ii>  to  stamp)  wn- 
noliced^ uncelebroled,  unfrequent- 
ed; obscure,  obsolete. 

K-japaoKZVnnroi,  and  ATrnpdaKCVOi, 
-ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and  vapaa- 
Kcvd^o)  to  prepare)  unprepared, 
nol  ready ;  unexpected,  una- 
wares. 

ATTapaTiipi'iTw^,  (fr.  same,  and  ira- 
pnTtjpiio  to  walcli)  unattentivfly, 
lightly,  unguardedly,  incautious- 

AT7apa(pv>.dKT(j)?,  (fr.  same,  irapiX 
contrary,  and  ipvXdoaiii  to  gaard) 


AHA 

unguardedly,  incautiously,  negli- 
gently. 

Anapyia,  -at,  ';,  an  herb. 

'A-apYfia,  -aro?,  to,  (tr.  a-rd  from, 
and  apxfi  the  beginning)  Jirst 
fruits,  offcrirtgs. 

Ajrapty;^j£('pi;T05,-ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
Trapd  intens.  andty^^tipfui  to  han- 
dle) beyond  the  reach  of  art  ; 
which  baffles  all  attempts  ;  in- 
violable, inaccessible,  unattaina- 
ble ;  unparalleled,  matchless,  in- 
imitable ;  complete,  perfect. 

Arapty^cipt'iTwi,  (fr.  last)  beyond 
the  power  of  imitation  ;  complete- 
ly, perfectly. 

A-rapicKw,  (fr.  aro  priv.  and  npic- 
KQ)  to  please)  to  displease,  dissa- 
tisfy, disgust ;  to  disapprove,  re- 
ject. ATTapiuKOfiat,  to  appease, 
soothe,  mollify  ;  to  oblige,  deserve. 

KTdpQnoi,  -ov,  0,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rapdivof  maiden)  not  maiden, 
without  virginity ;  tainted,  dc- 
Jlou:ered. 

A-rapOio,  -^j,  -f;,  1  a.  Sub.  pass,  of 
avnip<j>. 

KTtaotQjiiw  -S>,  (fr.  avb  from,  and 
apiOfiiut  to  count)  to  reckon  up, 
count  over,  tell  off. 

Kitapivt),  -t;?,  7,  the  herb  burdock. 

AiT'iDirriiti,or  ArapKins,  -ov,'o,  (fr. 
airb  from,  and  do<rroj  the  north) 
the  north  vind. 

AT^"Oiioftat,  (fr.  same,  and  npvloixnt 
to  deny)  to  refuse ;  to  renounce, 
a^'undon  ;  to  resign,  abdicate. 

A-rnprtiadaOui,  3  sin.  1  a.  impr. 
mid.— Air'ipvT;(T0(;<ro^u(,  -r],-CTiit, 
pass.  —  Avapi't'iaofiui,  -jj,  -crat, 
mid.  1  f.  iiid.  of  last. 

Amipios,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  last)  a  de- 
nier, one  who  refuses,  declines,  or 
renounces, 

A-rrtp6fcvTo;,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  nee. 
and  niooficito  to  pas.s  through) 
impnssahtc,  impervious  ;  inaeces- 
silile  ;  forlifiea,  imprecnnbte. 

A-xaplidacui,  f.  -fw,  (fr.  n-rb  intnns. 
and  apdaeti)  to  beat)  to  dislurh, 
disorder,  confound;  to  overturn, 
throv)  ibiwn  ;  to  remove,  turn 
out,  eject. 

AJTtp'fjriinaaTtKlii,  and  Avaopialaa- 
Tof,  -01',  «,•  fi,  (fr.  n  neg.  and 
napjiv'i'f^oiiiii  to  speak  freely) 
fearing  to  speak,  not  using  free- 
dom ;  servile,  mean,  cringing. 

'Ath/xtKi  -">(,  Alt.  -twf,  )';,  tfr. 
ara(pii)  to  carry  off)  a  packing 
up  ;  tcttini;  out,  dtpnrlure. 

A'^iJOTaiji  -ij,  f.  -I'/fjti),  (fr,  n~d  from, 
and  npTilu)  to  hang)  to  liring  up, 
or  upon,  to  make  depend  on  ; 
to  fnisjirnd,  dnuht  ;  to  defer,  de- 
tail^ put  off;  to  interrupt,  Irrcak 
rff ;  to  withdraw,  remove,  set\ 
apart, 

Aziiprf,    (fr.    nr!)  from,   and   aorll 
now)  Jrom  this  time,  from  henrr-^ 
forth.       Or   (fr.    ripriof    whole) 
wholly     entirely,  totally,   altoge- 
ther, clearly. 

A  rraortn,  -n?,'/,  (perhaps  fr.  nnalpto 
lo  rnrry  ofl  )  fnmit'irr,  baggage, 
provisions ;  eriuipni;e,  mite.  Or 
(fr.  arri  inlcnu.  and  dnnof  whole) 


AHA 

perfection,  completion;  the  wliole, 
entire. 

Arapri'^u,  f.  -icui,  p.  aTr);pri».a,  (fr. 
last)  to  join,  unite,  put  together, 
model,  form  ;  to  finish,  perfect, 
complete  ;  to  set,  fit,  replace  : 
to  divide,  share,  apportion ;  to 
prepare,  make  ready.  Also,  to 
unfit,  impair,  make  unequal,  un- 
like, or  uneven,  per.  pass,  ar/jp- 
Ttajiaf  1  f.  as-apTic6)/(70/iai. 

A-iipTiXoyla,  -ai,  hi  (f'-  same, 
and  Xdyof  account)  a  round  sum, 
total,  amount. 

AiTapTiapos,  -ov,  b,  (tr.  arapri^u)  to 
finish)   a  completion,  finishing 
perfecting. 

A-iipvw,  (fr.  077(1  from,  and  npwu)  to 
draw)  to  exhaust,  drain,  empty  ; 
to  lake  from,  lessen,  diminish. 

ATiip-^tU  -Tii,  >),  more  usually  ATrap- 
^a],  -ail',  at,  (fr.  azd  iiitcns.  and 
up;^i)  tl.e  beginning)  first  fruits. 

ATdpxofat,  (fr.  same)  to  offer  first 
fruits;  begin  with  an  offering. 

Airdpyoi,  (fr.  same,  and  apxn  the 
beginning)  same  as  rfp^w,  and 
doyoiiat'  imt  also  in  mid.  to  be- 
gin sacrificing,  make  libations, 
pay,  or  nfftr  the  first  Jntits. 

"Attos,  -aaa,  -av,  fr.  a  intens.  and 
77iif,  which  see. 

"A-ncrav,  -ai,  cases  of  last. 

'ATTnaf'uji',  g.  pi.  Ion.  of  same. 

'Att.ktto?, -oil,  6,  ;'/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rrdio  to  feed)  that  has  not  lasted, 
fastins. 

A-aarpnTTTm,  (fr.  oto  from,  and 
ucTodiTTb)  to  lighten)  to  dart  like 
lightning;  to  emit,  let  fiy ;  tu 
sparkle. 

AiruGTodrrTuv,  -ovtra,-ov,  par.  pres. 
act.  of  last. 

A irfi(T;^',Xf<i>  -ui,  fr.  a-ri  intens.  and 
no-Y'^Af'w,  which  see. 

AnnayuXin,  -a{,  /%  fr.  same,  and 
ac^o^ia,  which  see. 

Ar«V(i,  Dor.  for  nrrn'ri;.  Also  A;rn- 
T^,  3  sin.  cont.  |)ics.  ind.  act. — 
ATTdrdru),  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr. 
act. — A'JTiiTrjOch,  -clau,  -tv,  par. 
1  a.  jiass.  —  Annrwv,  par.  pres. 
act.  cont.  of 

AiraTani  -w,  f.  -I'aoi,  p.  /jTrnrijcn,  to 
deceive,  brguHr,  clival ;  to  disup- 
poinl  ;  to  seduce,  lead  into  error. 
pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  arrnrifV  1  a. 
art.  jj^drnan,  anil  Ion.  mrdrrjna' 
pass.  rj:r<iTiiOiiV  par.  a-JariiOiif, 

ArdrcpOe,  (fr.  ottA  from,  and  drtp 
or  drtpOc  without)  apart,  sejju- 
rale.ly,a»under,  at  a  distance, 

ArriiTciov,  -Ciyof,  b,  (fr.  amiTdai  lo 
deceive)  a  deceiver,  impostor, 

Andrrj,  -ijf,  fj,  (fr.  Hame)  deceit, 
dtrrption,  fraud,  imposition  ;  n 
cliral,  trick,  artifice  ;  seduction  ; 
an  error,  illusion, 

A^rnrijOTivai,  1  a.  inf.  pas*,  of  aira- 
rdw, 

Arnrti^df,  -h,  -tv,  and  Airnn'/Xioj, 
-01',  h,  1),  (fr.  rfwiirdu)  lo  deceive) 
dertilful,  fallariiius,  fraudulent, 
cheating  ;  brpuilmg,  seducing  ; 
iliusive,  delusive,  erroneous. 

Andrtjat,  Ion.  for  Tindrrjoi,  3  nin 
1  n.  ind,  net.  —  Airdrnou,  3  sin 
(CI) 


AIIE 

1  t'.  act. — AvarSirci,  n.  pi.  mas. 
cont.  par.  pres.  act.  of  aTroraw, 

Ardriop,  -opoi,  b,  i),  (tr.  a  neg,  and 
TTarfjo afalher)/it;/ifr/ess,  orphan. 

ATaiiyacita,  -arof,  tu,  (fr.  a-u  from, 
and  nvyd^M  to  .shine)  splendour, 
brightness,  irradiation,  fffiilgcnce. 

Airai'Y'h  -^Sj  '/>  (fr-  same,  and  avyfi 
brightness)  splendnur,  radiance, 
effulgence. 

ATzavido)  -w,  f.  -f/cw,  p.  OTTrjviijKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  avidw  to  speak) 
to  renounce,  disclaim  ;  to  forbid, 
interdict,  prohibit;  to  faint,  fail. 
pres.  inf.  airavSiiv  I  a.  act. 
azi]vi/]ca'  par.  arai'JiJanj,  -aca, 
-av. 

Airavda^id^ofiai,  fr.  (iTrd  intens. 
and  av6ii()uii^ui,  which  see. 

.KTrat'OdCulcOai,  Att.  lor  aTruuOaci- 
ataOai,  1  f.  inf.  mid.  of 

.\.TavOa(i(ofiai,  fr.  airo  intens.  and 
uvOaSi^ufiai,  which  see. 

AjrauXi'so/^ai,  (fr.  mro  from,  and 
av'ki^ofiat  lo  herd)  to  herd,  fold, 
or  lodge  apart ;  to  separate,  re- 
tire, withdraw. 

AirauXdffKiof,  -ov,  y,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and  niiXij  a  sheepfold)  herding, 
or  lodging  apart  ;  solitary,  lone- 
ly, retired. 

.\Tiiiv^tiai{,  -105,  Alt.  -fuf,  )'/,  (tr. 
s;:me,  and  o)''^(;o-if  increase)  di- 
minution, lessening,  weakening, 
imjiiiiring, 

A-nvpa,  Ion.  for  am'/vpa,  3  sin. 
imp.  of 

ATTuiipau  -w,  (fr.  aiTo  from,  and 
ttvpa  a  breeze)  to  take  away, 
carry  off" ;  to  rob,  despoil,  imp. 
n77i;iipaoi'  -wr. 

'Araiiorof,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ravu)  to  cease)  unceasing,  inces- 
sant ;  endless,  continual,  ptr- 
petual ;  not  lo  be  ulUviated,  or  re- 
lit ved, 

A77iaio-Tiijf,  and  .\-:TavaTi,  (tr.  last) 
incessantly,  ronlinu(dly. 

ATTavTOfioXfto  -w,  fr.  a-zd  from,  and 
avTOfxoMM,  which  see. 

.\jrni);^£i'/i'uj,f.  -iau),  (fr.  same,  and 
avxh"  the  neck)  to  cut  the  throat, 
or  nerk,  behead. 

AT:n(^n'(i),  AiTdtjua,  A7rarj}iaKi)>,  and 
ATTdcfiM,  (fr.  OTrd  by,  and  (iclr;  the 
tnncli)  ti)  soothe,  caress,  fondle  ; 
.fiiitler,  deceicc.  An  ./I'^olic  word 
used  Poet,  for  airnrdij),  wiiicli 
nee. 

Aira<ppl ^ij),  (fr.  (irrd  intens.  and  o^- 
p/^u)  to  foam)  to  foam  J  froth  ; 
to  work,  foment. 

A-ruX^cif)  -itfa,  -iv,  par.  —  Aira^^ 
Ofivnt,  inf.  I  a.  pass,  of  (irra'j'w. 

A-nxO))(,-/o(  -ovi,  b,  //,  (fr.  (i7id  in- 
tens. and  dvOnf  a  load)  heavy, 
wiifihty ;  burdensome,  oppressive; 
troublesome,  uneasy,  offen.iive. 

AiT(i)(Oli^io,  (fr.  same)  to  oppress, 
burden,  overbiiul ;  lo  annoy,  in- 
commode,  trouble,  distress. 

Avd)(l)ofini,  see  Arc;^On'io//ai. 

ATTrti/'rtf,  Ion.  for  nij,d^at,  I  a. 
par.  rX  nil>dnTu>. 

Azi'ila,  Dor.  trir  m;lflij,  2  Bin.  3  a 
act.  <>i nvn(ialvu). 

Ar.i(]a\ov,  i  n.  UCt.  of  nTro/JrfXXu. 


of 


ARE 

Air/p';ii  ->i<,'il,  2  a.  acl. — Airr/Ji/- 

etiuttr,  1  0.  mid.  of  uiro/iuiVu 
Ar'pAfToi',   -tj,  -t,  imp.   act. 

iirrojtl.X/irui. 
ArsyaXaKTiadtjr,    1  a.  iild.  pass,  of 

iiToynAoicW^ui. 
Atiyyovof,  -ov,  6,  (if.  a-i   from, 

and  /v)'oio(  a  grandson)  a  4'rea/ 

^ranrfc/iiW. 
A-f\\vKiiidi)i',  -iii,  -i;,  1   a.  pass. 

ol  (jrflyAiikti^'a). 
A:rtyiu)nlrj){,  (fr.  nex\)  ilespairing- 

It/,  hopelfitstif. 
ArtyviidOnv,  ->iit  -">  1  a.  pass.  — 

Arr)i<jK(u?,  -vra,  -if,  par.  per. 

act.  of  aTToyiviiaKU). 
A~ccai'ui,  -oP,  5,  I],  (fr.  a  nog.  and 

vefiarfis     firm,     ill.     ir/^ov     the 

ground)  lame,  hall,  weak,  infirm, 
frail ;  of  weak  iiUelkcts. 
A'thdaaao,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  anc- 

fdau),  2  sin.  1  a.  mid.  of  anobd- 

A-xiiii^a,  -Of,  -£,  1  a.  act A-^reit- 

ixOlv,  1  a.  pass,  of  aTroiiUvvfit. 

A~cltipoT6iniaa,  1  a.  act.  of  a:Toitt- 
pnTOfiiia. 

Aviit^dfiriV,  -u,  -aro,  and  oy  Apos. 
-ar,  1  a.  ind.  mid. — A~t^iYeTo, 
3  sin.  imp.  or  2  a.  ind.  mid.  — 
ATeSixSna<iv,Sp\- 1  a.  ind.  pass. 
of  a'rroifxoi'ai. 

A-t^i'ifiriaa,  -af,  -e,  or  -tv  before  a 
vowel,!  a.  act.  of a~oSr;fiiu>. 

A-ri^i6o\>,i  sin.  imp.  pass.  ofoTro- 

ATtSibovv,  -ovs,  -ov,  imp.  cent,  of 

aT!oci/i6iii,  for  aTTcii&uii',  -wi,  -a), 

imp.  of  same. 
Ar/(5iXof,  and  avcfi^wrm,  -oi<,  6,;/, 

(fr.  a  neg.'and  ttHuXov  a  slipper) 

without  shoes,  unshod,  barffuoled. 
A-tioKifiaca,  -as,   -£,  3  pi.  -/lacav, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  aTo^o/ci/in'^uj. 
AiTciiiiriv,     1      sin.    —    ATTfiooOe, 

A-ibovTo,  2  and  3  pi.  2  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  QToiMu)//!. 
'A-c?ov,  -ov,  tJ,  (fr.  a  intens.  or 

redund.   and   -ifov  tlie  ground) 

Ion.  and  Poet,  for  t/iJov,  or  vi- 

itov,  which  see. 
Airciof,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.    last)  plain, 

In  el,  open,  champaien. 
A~i^oTO,     3    sin.     and     AircdocTdc, 

-rovTo,  2  and  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  n—oiiiw^i. 

Airiiox't  by  Apos.  before  an  aspi- 
rate, for  airicoKc,  3  sin.  1  a.  act. 
of  mroMitiifii. 

Aviipa,  1  sin.  —  krrlrpajitv,  1  pi. 
—  ATifpav,  3  pi.  for  aTrifpnca, 
avcfodcaficv,  and  a-nilpaaav,  1  a. 
art.  of  aiTof.tfpdcKiii. 

ATriiviTtifiriii,  -m,   -aro,    1  a.  act.  of 

Airi^u),  per.  arceijo^^a,  for  uTri^riKa, 
(fr.  avi  intens.  and  iew  to  eat) 
to  ronmme,  eat  up,  devour.  1  a. 
pass.  a-rrjriaOrti- 

A-ziciiTov,  Att.  or  by  Poetic  Pros- 
thesis for  a-rtirrov,  imp.  or  2  a.  of 
atrfTia- 

Art^wfffi/voj,   par.   per.    pass,   of 

arofiin/i'/ii. 
Atririv,  Poet,  foravijv,  imp.  of  dvci- 

Itt,  to  be  ahserU. 
A'wiBlivov,  -tf,   -(,   (in.   -Bdvoftev, 


AIIE 

•bduTt,  1  and  2  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
of  (J7ro0»;/fficw. 

AvcOdpi>noa,  -Of,  -f,  1  a.  net.  of 
ano6apj)iu>. 

At:i01iii)v,  -too,  -f  TO,  3  pi.  -CVTO,  2 
a.  ind.  mid.  —  ArtO/jitrffiTji',  -u, 
-uTo,  I  a.  mid.  of  aTTorWrifii. 

A-nlOriXa,  -ai,  -r,  1  a.  act.  of  airo- 
flo'XAo). 

AvcOi^w,  f.  -Itrto,  (fr.  a^ru  from, and 
cBl^ui  to  accustom)  to  disuse, 
wean,  break  off',  alter  a  habit. 

A-riOvijaKov,  -tf,  -r,  or  -tv  before  a 
vowel,  imp.  act.  of  a-roOvt'iCKh). 

Azct,  or  'AnWi,  pres.  impr.  of 
dTretfii,  to  go  away.  Also,  Arci, 
2  sin.  pres.  ind.  of  a'lrei^i,  to  go 
away. 

A-ilHui,  f.  -claofiai,  (fr.  mrd  intens. 
and  t/iid)  to  see)  to  turn  the  eyes, 
look  attentii'cly  ;  to  perceive,  sec 
clearly.   2  a.  aircliov'  sub  airiiia, 

-Piy  -»;• 

AiTclOctn,  -Of,  I),  (fr.  avciOrt;  diso- 
bedient )  disobedience ;  stubborn- 
ness, obstinacy,  resistamc  to  per- 
suasion ;  unbelief,  injidelily. 

.\TrciOc7i,  n.  a.  pi.  cont.  of  nrci0)';;. 

ArrciOiii)  -w,  f.  -ijirn),  p.  i;jr£('0»;»;a, 
(fr.  a  ncg.  and  Trddmio  persuade) 
to  disobey,  resist ;  to  disbelieve. 
1  a.  act.  );7r£i'0j;CTa.  2  a.  I'liriOov. 

AtteWijv,  Ion.  for  a<l)ddriv,  1  a.  pass. 
of  a<pii]j)  I. 

A-anOfii,  -(Of  -ov;,  o,  >'i,  {fr.  a  neg. 
and  TTciOu)  to  persuade)  disobe- 
dient ;  perverse,  obstinate,  stub- 
born ;  unbelieving,  friithless. 

ATTeidrjcain, (i.\>\. of  AirciOrjtrai,-aaa, 
-av,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  (in-£i6f'a>. 

A-iiKa^ui,  f.  -daui,  (fr.  aird  intens. 
and  eiKa^it)  to  liken)  to  assimi- 
late, liken,  make  like  ;  to  com- 
pare, examine  together  ;  to  ima- 
gine, rnnjecture  ;  to  resemble. 

AiTCtKucia,  -ni,  >'/,  (fr.  last)  a  like- 
ness, rfsem/ilonce,  similitude;  a 
picture,  portrait. 

.KTreiKaafia,  -uru;,  rb,  (fr.  same) 
a  resemblance,  picture,  image, 
.figure,  .<!tatue. 

A-iiKaariov,  (fr.  same)  it  must  be 
likened,  compared,  &c. 

ATfi'fcfi,  f.  -^£11  p.  oTr/oiifE,  (impers. 
of  ar£iVu )  it  is  unfit,  unbecom- 
ing, improper  ;  it  is  discordant, 
different,  inconsistent. 

AneiKoi'i^u),  fr.  anh  intens.  and  £iko- 
vi(,w,  which  see. 

.KrtiKdviBfia,  -Stos,  rb,  (fr.  last) 
n  resemblance,  representation  ; 
image,  picture,  statue. 

A~iik6t<i)s,  same  as  a-rrcoiKdru);. 

A-f'fto,  f.  -(o),  p.  aTtotKu,  (fr.  arti 
priv.  and  tiVw  to  be  like)  to 
be  unlike,  differ,  not  to  resem- 
ble. 

A-ziiK-iig,  same  as  aTtoiKuj. 

Ar£iX£i'u«',  -ovaa,  -ov,  par.  pres.  of 
aTfiXfi'w,  Poet,  for 

ArtiX/w  -ui,  and  .^ol.  or/XXw,  f. 
-/jffu),  p.  rjTTciXriKa,  to  threaten, 
menace ;  to  glory,  boast,  vaunt ; 
to  promise,  vow,  imp.  t]rti\cov 
-ovv.  1  a.  act.  ijTrfAijffa'  mid. 
rimiXrianfiriv  sub.  ar£(X(jo(i;/jai. 

AviiXiu)  -w,  {fr.   niri  intens.  and 
(62) 


AllE 

tiX/u)  to  collect)  to  roll,  or  wrap 
up  ;  to  entangle,  involve,  pres, 
inf.  pass.  conl.  a::ti\i7oOat.  per. 
par.  pass.  o!r£iXr//j^/io[. 

ATTf I, \ )),-'")?, ';,  (fr.  aw.'iXi'w  to  threat- 
en) a  threat,  menace  ;  a  boast, 

A.vci\ti<Tw^icOa,  1  pl>  1  a.  sub.  mid. 
of  same. 

A7r£iX^r;)v,  Ion.  and  Sync,  for  jjifi- 
\>iadTiiv,  3  do.  1  a.  act.  of  airn- 
Xiw. 

AnciXriTcipa,  -af,  >/,  (fern,  for  next) 
.<!/if  that  threatens,  &c. 

AtruXrirttp,  -fjpos,  and  ATtiXnri];, 
•ov,  h,  (fr.  a7:£iX£'io  to  threaten) 
a  threatener,  menacer ;  a  brag- 
gart, boaster,  vaunter. 

A?r£iXi;T)7pio$,  -ov,  b,  t),  and  Air£iX»;- 
tTk6{,  -»),  -bv,  (fr.  last^  threat- 
ening, menacing  ;  boasting, 
vaunting  ;  haughty,  arrogant, 

ATrcl\>i(l>n,  Ai:ei\i')<paai,  AvciX>iij>i)S, 
Att.  for  airoXfX>;0a,  per.  act. 
a-Ko\c}\^(paai,  3  pi.  and  airoXcXrj- 
0ojf,  par.  of  (iTroXaf(j3a'i'(i>. 

'Avitfit,  f.  a-Klaouui,  (fr.  a-rb  from, 
and  £1^1  to  be)  to  be  absent, 
be  wanting,  be  away.  Imp. 
aiTijv'  pres,  inf.  anuvai'  par, 
mru)v. 

'ATrctfxt,  or  Atrlnint,  f.  airclaoixai,  p. 
dveiKa,  (fr,  same,  and  £?//(  to 
go)  to  go  away,  depart.  2  a.  ind. 
dirtov  impr.  oTTte'  opt.  aTtloifti' 
sub.  aniiif  par.  uvuov'  1  a.  act, 
avtiaa,  Att.  untjtaa,  in  3  pi, 
avf)toav.  per.  mid,  ainXu'  diriia 
and  oTTijia. 

Air£ira/iJ)i',  -to,  -aro,  1  pi.  -dfttOa, 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  ATTEiTrai,  1  a, 
inf,  act.  —  Attuitc,  3  sin.  1  or  2 
a.  —  AirttiTtiv,  pres.  inf,  act.  of 

Aff£i'7ru),  Poet,  for  a-ninii). 

AT!ctpdya6os,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr,  a  neg. 
irttpdtii  to  try,  and  ayaOis  good) 
experiencing  no  kindness,  unfa- 
voured ;  ignorant  of  what  is 
good,  knavish,  dishonest. 

ATTCipaydOoii,  (fr,  last)  badly,  awk- 
wardly, ignorantly  ;  dishonestly f 
corruptly,  knavisMy. 

AiTiiouKti,  (fr.  oTfipof  boundless) 
tnjini/ety,  immensely,  without  li. 
mils,  or  htnmds. 

AvclpaPTOi,  -ov,  b„!i,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  veipuh'ji  to  finish)  Poet,  for 
n'r£ipof,  boundless, 

A~clpacroi,  -ov,  b,!;,  (fr.  same,  and 
;r£ipa'^w  to  try)  uniricd,  not  at- 
tempted ;  not  to  he  tempted,  be- 
yond temptation  ;  impossible,  im- 
prnrticable,  unattainable. 

AntipaTo;,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same) 
Poet,  for  a'rfipo;,  ignorant. 

AmipaxSiiy  Cr.  OTzh  intens.  and 
TTiipa  a  trial)  infinitely,  in  many 
ways,  vnriouxly. 

AireipyiD,  f.  -fu),  p.a7r£(p;^a,  (fr.  airb 
from,  and  £('pyio,  to  restrain)  to 
drive  away,  hinder,  prevent  ;  to 
shut  out,  exclude,  keep  out ;  to 
stop,  bar,  impede, 

Arrlpywv,  -ovaa,  -ov,  par.  pres.  of 
last. 

Arr£ip/oiof,  -a,  -ov,  and  -ov,  i,  fi, 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  -rripa;  the 
cnA)  boundless,  immense;    great. 


AHE 


ARE 


AHE 


large,  extravagant ;    innumera- 
bU. 

A.-uor]Kijti,  -uia,  -d;,  par.  per.  of 

A-TTcipriroi,  -ov,  0,  t),  see  areiparo;. 
Atrsipi'o-uf, )'/,  (fr.  a'rtipof  ignorant) 
ignorance,  inexperience;  unskil- 
fulness,  awkwardness. 
AtiioiTOit-ov,  6,  !],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
vipas  the  end)   same  as  drctpo;, 
boundless. 
A~up^a,  -35, -I,  in  3  pi.  arritp^av,  1 

a.  act.  of  afzcipy 111. 
iLT:up6yanoq,  -ov,  6,  i/,  (fr-  avetpoi 
unacquainted,   and   ya'/iof  mar- 
riage)  unmarried^  single,  maid- 
en. 
ATtiooOaXao-ffOf,  and  -arrof,  -ov,  b, 
/(,  (fr.  same,  and  ^dWaatja  the 
sea)  nolusedto,  or  unacquainted 
with  the  sen,  not  versed  in  naval 
avoirs  ;  a  landsman. 
KirtipoKaKiu   -it,    (fr.   next)    to    he 
free  from  guile,  or  deceit,  be  in- 
nocent,   behave    sincerely,     deal 
tumesliy. 
K~cio6KaKos,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  a  neg 
and  KOKOi  evil)  ignorant  of  evil, 
sinless,  innocent ;  honest,  sincere, 
timple. 
A-cipoKa\la,  -a?,  n,  (fr.  next)  want 
ofhmiesty,  roi^nery  ;  folly,    silli 
ness,  impertinence,  vulgarity. 
A~iipoKa\oi,  -OV,   b,  )';,  (fr.  direipoi 
ignorant,   and  KaXis  good)    dis- 
honest,    fraudulent,      deceitful ; 
tasteless,  insensible  to  beauty  or 
uxirlh  ;  worthless,  silly,  trivial. 
A-rcipu).i^fl!,    -tof  -0D5,    6,   {j,    (fr. 
same,  and  Xfyoj  a  bed)  without 
a  beiLfellow,  single,  maiden,  un- 
married. 
ATCipofid^ai,  -a,  b.  Dor.  foraTrtipo- 
lid)(vit    -ov,    b,    (fr.  uame,  and 
fiaxh  a  fight)  not  used  to,  or  un. 
fit  fur  war,  unwarlike. 
Ariipova,  a.  sin.  of  ancipiav. 
'Avetpnf,  -ov,  fj.  Dor.  for  'HrrKpoj. 
'Arupoi,  -ov,  b,  f],  (fr.  a  neg.   and 
■niipa  a  trial)  inexperienced,  ig- 
norant ;     awkiimrd,     unskilled ; 
untau!;ht,      uninstructed ;       that 
has  not  felt,  without  experiencing  ; 
untried. 
'Avcipof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  saiiin,  and 
irtipas  the   end)    cmlless,  hound- 
less,  injinilc,  unlimited. 
AirtipoffiJe/;,  -r;?,  //,  (fr.  dvitpof  in- 
experienced)   ignoranr.r,  inexjie- 
rienre,    want   nf  knov>ledge,  uc- 
tpiainlanrr,  or  sktU. 
Awilpm,   -lioi.    ATripjiti),  f.   •cow,  p. 
aitilpiiKa,  (fr.  art)  priv.   and  ii'pw 
to   any)  to  forhid,    prohibit;   re- 
fute, discharge,  dismiss. 
Ainipuifiiv,  -hof,  li,  (fr.  name,  and 
lafi*  travail)  that  has  nitl  known 
the  pains  of  childbirth,  childless, 
barren. 

Airilpvv,  -ovof,  0,  fi,  (fr.  n  ne^.  and 
irilpitf  thf,  <'nd)  infinite,  hmtml 
less,  immrnsr,  numhaUsr.  Also, 
rnun-l. 

Airtipioi,  (fr.  liriinoi  i|;norant  or 
boundless)  mrkunrdly,  igno- 
ranlly,  rudfly ;  infinifdy,  and- 
Utsly. 


A-tvaa,  and  Att.  ar:fitaa,  -a;, -£,  1]  A-i>.i'Xi<Ta,   -as,   -f,  1  a.   ind.   act. 
a. — A-dcojiai,    1    f.    of  air£i/ii,        ol  aTroKi'Xfu. 
to  go  away.  A)r£Xii6t(s,-£(o-(i,  -iv,  in  n.  pi.  a-at- 


'Atrtiarov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  next)  perti- 
nacity, positiveness,  stubbornness, 
ohstinacy. 

'A-eiirrog,-ov,b,  >';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
TTciOu)  to  persuade)  not  to  be  per- 
suaded, convinced,  or  prevailed 
on ;  obstinate,  stubborn,  inflexi- 
ble, perverse. 

ATCt)(^ov,  imp.  act.  —  A~eix^ii1>', 
pass,  of  a-nlxto. 

AiTEKdXti,  3sin.  imp.  ind.  act.  cont. 
of  aroKaXf'u). 

ATtKdXv^/a,  -as,  -c,  act.  and  Airt- 
KaXvipdiv,  -17?,  -1,  pass.  1  a.  ind. 
of  aTTOKnXvTTru. 

A-iKyovos,  -OV,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  and  from, 
and  (Kyovos  a  grandchild)  a  great 
great  grandchild,  a  grandchild's 
grandchild. 

AreKiixoiJai,  f.  -^Ofiai,  p.  aTTtn^e- 
Scyfiai,  (fr.  arrb  intens.  and  cKci- 
yofiai  to  expect)  to  expect  ear- 
nestly, wait  for  vrith  earnest  de- 
sire, hope   ardently.     1   a.   raid. 

AvcKSvopai,  f.  -vaouat,p.  OTrtKifSv- 
fiai,  (fr.  arrb  oti",  and  ikSvii)  to 
strip)  to  put  off",  quit,  get  rid  of ; 
to  strip,  divest,  deprive.  1  a.  mid. 
avt^iivaditriv'   par.  aveK&vadftf 

VOi. 

AviKSvais,  -lof,  Alt.  -twf,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  a  putting  off,  quitting, 
stripping,  deprivation  ;  spoiling, 
plundering,  d.  sin.  aTrcKivcu. 

ATrtKt(pd\iaa,  1  a.  ind.  &ct.  of  avo- 

KC^aXl^ui. 

ATTtKXatdjiijv,  in  3  pi.  AriKXaioiTo, 

imp.  pass,  of  naoicXafw. 
[ A-cK^aiOdvui,  of  avi  intens.  and 
tK\avddvti>,  which  see. 

As-ckX^s")  see  avoKXtih). 

AniKXaaa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  fr.  a-nb  in- 
tens. and  (cXrfu,  which  see. 

ATrcKXiyofini,  f.  -^Ofiai,  p.  aTcxX/- 
Xty/iui,  (tr.  nro  from,  and  ikXi- 
yoftai  to  select)  to  rtject  ;  to  dis- 
approve ;  to  vote  against. 

AniKXciaa,  -aj,  -t,  1  a.  act.  of  an'o- 
icXtfa). 


XaOiiTcs,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  otte- 
\avvut. 
ATre\aixv6iiriv,    2   a.    mid.  —  Airf- 

Xajui^'fl)  1  a.  act.  of  arroXafnru). 
A~cXacia,  -ag,  i},  (fr.   aircXaivui  to 
drive    away)     a    driving  away, 
spoiling,    plundering  ;      baiiish- 
ment,  expulsion. 
K-iXaaroi,  and  ' A'^rXaaroq,  -ov,  b, 
{),    (fr.   a  neg.  and  r/Xuf  near) 
distant,  beyond  reach  ;  inaccessi- 
ble, unattainable,   which  has  not, 
or  cannot  be  reached  ;  unsafe,  or 
dangerous  to  approach. 
AiriXacroi,  -ov,   b,  l),  (fr.  last)  dri- 
ven, spurred,  put  to  full  speed. 
AirtXui'i'U),  f.  a-ncXdaiti,  p.  a->'iXaKa, 
(fr.    0770    from,    and    eXavvu)  to 
drive)  to  drive  away,  expel,    ba- 
?nsh,  thrust  out ;  to  hinder,  keep 
off,    or    aujay,   avert ;    to  drive, 
spur,  hasten.     1   a.  act.  anfiXa- 
aa. 
AniXavaa,  and  Ion.  aT)';Xaii(Ta,-aj, 

-£,  1  a.  act.  of  aroXaiiu). 
AittXa(l>pvvij),  f.  -Siw,    (fr.  arb  m- 
tens.  and  iXaippoi  light)  to  light- 
en, ease,  relieve. 
ATTcXdio,  Poet,  for  arfXaiivo). 
ArcXcy^bs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  confu- 
tation, disproof;  disgrace,  scan- 
dal, disrepide. 
ArfXfy;^;u),  f.    -yfu,  p.   aTtfiXcyxa, 
(fr.    a-Ko    from,    and  cXiyxv  to 
prove)   to  disprove,  refute,  con- 
fute, convince ;  to  blame,  reprove, 
censure.   1  a.  act.  axnXiy^a'  mid. 
a-rriXcy^dfiiiv.  per.  pass.  aTTi'jXcy- 
fiat.   1  a.  pass.  aTTijXiyxOlv- 
A-iXedpov,  (fr.  next)  far,  distant,  a 

great  way  off. 
A-riXiOpoi,  -ov,  b,  >';,  (fr.  a  intens. 
and  TtiXtdpov,  orrrXiSpovan  acre) 
immense,  wide,  extensive;  vast, 
gigantic. 
Ai:iXcliSc6\  by  Apos.  before  an  as- 
pirate, for  aiTcXciiiiro,  3  sin.  imp. 
mid.  of  airoX£(/3u>. 
ArfXtVijT-oj,  -uv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
viXcKVi  an   axe)  not  planed,  or 


ATtKXtXaOdiitiv,  -ov,  -cro.  Poet,  by       smoothed,    rough.       Or,    (fr.  a 


Ion.  rcdupl.  for  avc^cXaOdfiriv,  2 
a.  mid.  of  ancKXavddvw. 
ATrtKo\pa,  -a(,  -c,  or  -cv,  before  a 
vowel,  3  pi.  -\pai'.  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of   aTTOKdTTTU). 

Airlxpiva,  -as,  -t,  act.  —  AiTeKpt8t]v, 
'Vi,  'V,  3  pi.  -Orjaav,  pass.  — 
Art<fpiva'/ii7»',  -ID,  -uro,  raid.  1  a. 
ind.  of  anoKpivw. 


intens.   and  same)   well  planed, 

smootli,  polished. 
AncXtaOai,  Ion.  for  a(piXcaOai,  inf. 

—  ArrtXrf/itvof,  Ion.  for  u^iXiS/if- 

voi,  par.  of  n(j)ciX6n7iv,  2  a.  mid. 

of  u(paipiu>. 
AircXtvOrpla,  -a<,  /;,   (fr.  next)  jna- 

numission,    enfranchisement,  the 

gift  if  freedom. 


Arii;pvda,-a(,'i,acl. — AviKpv{pd-\ATriXivOipo(,-ov,b,!),  (fr.  ani  ni- 
firiv,  1  a.  raid,  of  aroKpiiirru.  1      lens,  and  iXivOipnf  free)  enfran- 

AittKrdvOtiv,  1  a.  ind.  pasn — Att/k-  j  rhisrd,  freed,  set  free  ;  a  freed- 
Tavov,  2  a.  inrl.  act.  —  Airlxrit-       man,  one  who  hod  hem  a  slave. 


va,  I  a.  ind.  arl. — Ari/croia, 
per.  ind.  mid.  of  n:TOKTiivia, 

AnftcTanK,  -10$,  Atl.  -tuii,  {/,  (fr. 
nirA  inlens.  and  riUio  to  Stretch) 
extension,  stretching  ;  exltnt. 

'ArcnTTo?,  and  AnlicrnTO(,-ov,  b,  fj, 
(fr.  n  ni'g.  and  irc/«<i)  to  comb) 
unrnmhrd,  undressed,  neglected; 
unsltorn 


Avi\tv0ip6ut  -(i,    (fr.  last)  to  free, 

set  free. 
ArfXiroo/mi,  1  f.  mid.  ofair/pvo/iai. 
Ar/X>;yov, -If,  -t,  imp.  act.  of  ajro- 

Xijyui. 
Ai:'X')X««n,  Alt.  for  niti'iXaKn,  per. 

ind.   act. — ArtXiiXaro,  Att.  for 

arfiXnro,  3  sin.  pper.   pass,  of 

atieXaivii). 


AierKvr)no,  I  n.  ind.  act.  "f  <iro<tt?/ii).  I  ATtXiiX'flfiTai',  S  pi.  pper.  raid.  Atl. 
(63) 


Am: 


AnE 


—\Ttt\>'i^i.Oc,    S    sin.    per.  ilid.!  Arrtiu'(j()i;i', -^j,  -17,  I   a.  itul.  pass, 
nud.  Atl.  ol  a^ip^o^m,  ofaroitiiu. 

Ari\('(\  impr.  —  .tri-Xytri',  inf. — \A7:ci'iyKaaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  — 
,*r/.Xt'u),  sul).  —  ArtXtiiir, -oDffd,  K-acvfyKai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  A?rc- 
-Or,  n.  pi.  -OdiTfj, -Oufiffnijd.  sin.  t'tyKuv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Airtrty- 
-06>Tt,  g.  pi.  -Odirwi',  piu-.  2  a.       nHii,  -oima,  -Or,  i)ar.  2  a.  acl.  — 


act.  of  ur/f)^o/i(ii 
K-rMr.or,  -a,  -c,  2  a.  act.  of  urro- 

Xcltru) 

ATf.XXiii,  -oil',  of,   a  temple,  fayic, 
shrine ;    an  iisscmbly,    meeting, 
conerr^dtion.. 
ArTfA\i)f,    -or,    i,    AppcUcs,  Lat. 

Apella,  a  man's  name. 
Art.Xujrrro,  3  sin.  cont.  imp.  pass. 

ofaTToAoyfo/iii. 
.\r£.\oj'i;a(i/iv' )  -i^t  -nTO,  1    a.    ind. 

mid.  of  sanip. 
'.\rtXo«,-ou,  h,  a  wound,  hurt,  cut; 

an  ulciT,  sore. 
Am^ovaaaOc,  2  pi.  1   a.  ind.  mid 

of  offoXoi'O). 
AriXTTifw,  f.  -/(Toi,  p.  aiTi'iXriKn,  (fr 

arJ  priv.  and  tXir/^w  to  hope)  ^ 

expert,  tuait  for,  attend  ;  to  sux. 

pert,  apprehend ;  to  detpair,  dex- 

pond.   ]    a.  act.  aTz/Ario-a*  par, 

a!T£Xr/{T(if.  par.  per.  pass.  a-rrrjX- 

■rtcvtvoi. 
K~Oi.vOtjv,  pars.  Arf'Xuo-a,  act.  1  a. 

ind.  —  \-:;t\vovTo,   3   pi.    imp. 

])ass.  of  aroXuu. 
A-i\vfxaiv6p.jjv,  imp.  pass,  of  arro- 

ATtXu/jijCiji',  1  a.  ind.  pass,  ofaro- 

Xu./Jd'u). 
ArrifinBov,  -if,  -c,  2  a.  acl.  of  «;ro- 

fiavO(ivij). 
Kzcfiapnv6}]v,  -rjf,  -r],  1  a.  pass,  of 

A'tficGim,  Poet,  for  avljitua,  1  a 
act.  of 

Arf/j/u)  -i3,  f.  -iau),  p.  -iKa,  (fr.  qti) 
from,  and  tfiiui  to  vomit)  <o 
vomit,   cast  up  ;  to  reject,  throw 

<#. 

AT:t\t\riadjtj]v  >•(<>,  -oro,  ind.  — 
A-0ftv<':aaa6ar  inf.  1  a.  mid.  of 
avoiivdoiiai. 

ATCudpyvvv,  imp.  act.  —  Aneiwo- 
^dfiTiv,  1  a.  mid.  of  airo/idpyvviJi. 

Ajrc//roX£7rai,3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass, 
of 

Art^jroX/o),  and -(j'(i) -w,  f.  -r/ffw,  (fr. 
ard  intens.  and  e^iroX/u  to  sell) 
to  sell,  offer,  or  expose  for  sale  ; 
to  barter,  Irnde  ;  to  prostitute.  1  a. 
act.  offt^iriiXijira"  par.  art/iToXr/- 
ca;.  1  a.  inf.  pass.  nrrtjiToX^Dqvm. 

A~tiiv0i6^tjv,  -01),  -tTo,  imp.  ind. 
pa-SF.  of  arrofivOeuj. 

Ax-{/(0af>(i),  f.  -uiiii,  (fr.  azo  priv. 
and  (fiAnlvu  to  express)  ?9  f/wa- 
/free,  'ii^er ;  to  be  unlike,  unfit, 
or  absurd. 

ATTifKpaais,  -lof,  Alt.  -cuf,  1';,  (fr. 
same)  in  expression,  declara- 
tion, affirmation ;    an    cxplana- 


A-tfc^Oriittt,  I  a.  inll  pass,  ol 

aTTO(jiipuj. 
Anfi'/yKU),  (fr.  a~i  from,  and  iiiyKoi 
to  carry)    an  obsolete  verb,  lor 
which  aru<j>{p(a. 
A':Ttvst^9cii,  Ion.  for  nrtvc^QcU,   1 
a.    par.    pass,  from  Arti'ti^O'?!', 
Ion.    I()r   airtn'f^Oijf,    1   a.    ind. 
pass,  of  ntroipipui. 
Antii-TM,  and  Poet.  ATrti'rt'rw,  (fr. 
(i:ru  priv.   and   cvsttu)  to  tell)  to 
fiirhid,  prohibit  ;  to  oppose,  pre- 
vent. 
\:7.'iOuv,  Dor.   for  aircXOcJy,  2  a. 

inf.  act.  a-io')(^ojtai. 
Airti'O/)?, -/o{ -onf,  6, )'/,  and  Ariv- 
OijToi,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.   a  neg.  and 
TitBoi    grief)    ,/>ce  /rom    tf^rief, 
ivithont  wrrou> ;  vnlamented,  un- 
mourned. 
Atrfriauri'Co),    (fr.    avb    from,    and 
iviavrbi;  a  year)  /o  desist,  cease, 
be  absent  for  a  year  ;  to  act  year- 
ly ;   to  alternate  by  the  year. 
A  TTtrnfri;!;;!',  -w,  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  aTrovi-nToi. 
Azn'ddfjnaa,  -nq,  -c,   1  a.  ind.    ai  t. 

01  avovoa^iic^ii). 
A-ii'Ttf,  Ion.  for  a<pevrci,  n.  pi.  of 

n<pch,  2  a.  p;\r.  act.  of  n(t)iiiiu. 
AiTf^i'ftaordroi,  fr.  anb  intens.  and 

ci'iiJii(,Tdvo),  which  sec. 
ATTt^cftvadjuiv,  -w,  -aro,   I   a.  mid. 

of  arcKMonai. 
A-nt^tXndofjiTjv,  -ov,  -tro,  and  Poet, 

liy  Ion.   rediipl.   «:rtKXtX(iO«/i>;>', 

2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  «T£/cXui'/9a'i'w. 
A7rfs';P"^fi'''S,  Ion.  for  airc^ripaiiiji- 

voi,   par.    of  o-a^ijpaijfiat,    per. 
pass,  of  airo^>ip'iivn>. 
Ar/o(>,-n,  -af, -£,  per.  act.  of«r£/;:a).|      al ;  infinite. 


A  HE 

'ATTcrXof,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

Ti'-rXoi  a  veil)  nnveiUd ;  unrobed, 

undressed. 
Ar»rrXiiv«i',  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

uTrorXtii'w. 
Avijtvtov  -ovv,  -£ff  -cif,  -£f -fi,  imp. 

uid,  act. — Attinvtvaa,  I  a.  acL 

—  AT£ri'£too'/i>/>',   1   a.  mid.  of 
ajToirv/u). 

Arc^nviyrfv,  -i/f,  ->),  2  a.  ind.  pass. 

—  ATr/irn^.i,  -«>-,  -£,   3  pi.  -(ay, 
1  a.  ind.  acl.  ofa-rruKfiyu). 

ArcKTdixriv,2  a.  ind.  nud.  —  AiroTr- 
TuaOai,  inf.  —  AnoTtTdfiivui,  par. 

—  Arrfrrr?;!',    -;>{,   -17,    in   3    pi. 
a?r«'7rri;o-m',  2  a.  ind.  act.  ofu0(jr- 

AriTrr/w  -iD,  (fr.  a  nep,  and  itiirrta 
lo  cook)  /u  6e  r«w',  rare,  or  not 
si^/Mcienlly  cooked  ;  to  have  a 
weak  stomach,  suffir  iiuli^eslion. 

'ATTf-rof, -OP,  h,lt,  (fr.  same)  raw, 
rare  ;  not  cooked  ;  ichich  cannot 
be  cooked  ;  indigestal. 

Ait/tu),  la.  -tt-^a,  2  a.  -ttirov,  (fr. 
uTtii  priv.  and  imo  to  speak)  to 
renounce,  disclaim,  disown  ;  to 
refuse,  deny,  contradict ;  to  give 
up,  relinquish ;  to  fad,  faint, 
be  weary.  Or,  (fr.  «7ro  inltns. ) 
to  declare,  utter,  pro7iomu.e.  2  a. 
act.  ind.  uircirov,  -£f,  -£•  inf. 
aTTci-ruv.  I  a.  ind.  mid.  arcind- 

"Airep,  Dor.  for^ircp"  also  nuiit.  pi. 

ol  liancp. 
ATTepiivToXoyin,   -a;,   //,    (fr.   next) 

talkntirencss,  loquar.ili/,  verbosity, 

garrulity. 
ATTep(ivTij\6yoi,  -ov,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  ari- 

piivTo;  endless,  and  Xrfyof  talk) 

verbose,   uordy,    prolix;    lojua- 

cious^  talkative. 
AiTtpai'Tni,  -ov,  b,ti,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

r/p  If  the  end)  boundless,  emllcss, 

without  stint ;  incessant,  continu- 


tion,  interpretation  ;  demonstra- 
tion, proof. 

Azcfitfitpfli,  -/of  -oS{,  b,  fi,  {fr.  and 
priv.  'and  cti'ptp!/;  relating  to)  un- 
like,  different. 

ArrhavTi,  and  ATrtvain'oi',  (fr.  aro 
Irom,  and  avrt  before)  over 
against,  before,  in  presence  of; 
opposite    against. 


A-reoiKC,  per.  of  the  impersonal 
(inlKFi. 

AvcoikAtw^,  (fr.  next)  improbably, 
unfitly^  improperly  ;  foolishly, 
absurdly,  unreasonably  ;  -unde- 
servedly. 

A-foiKiif,  -v7ii,  -Of,  (par.  per.  act. 
of arf f<v-ii) )  unlike^  dissimilar,  dif- 
ferent;  improbable,  unreasona- 
ble, absurd  ;  tmfit,  improper, 
unbecoming ;  alienated,  estrang- 
ed. 

Ar/oiTof  Ar/oi'ra"  Ion.  for  anSv- 
rof,  g.  and  a-rSnTa,  a.  sin.  of 
aT(2)i',  par.  pros,  of  dT£i/ji,  to  be 
cdisent. 

Ar/iravrof,  -ov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rtTrahw  to  ripen)  unripe,  imma- 
ture ;  unseasonable;  incomplete, 
imperfect. 

A-rizctpos,  -ov,  0,  I],  {(r.  a  ncg.  and 
rT-»r£(pof  ripe,  th.  -rirrto  to  :oflcn) 
same  as  last. 

Air/irXayfa,  1  a.  act.  —  ArrfirXoy- 
^'ilinv,  mid.  —  ArrtrXdy)(^Bijv, 
pass,  of  arorXrt'^ui. 

ATCrXavi'iOrjaai',  3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  arorrXai'rfco. 

Ar/TXtuffa,  -af,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
arorX/(i/. 

(64) 


Airepdi'Twi,  (fr.  last)  endlessly,  in- 
cessantly, infinitely. 

Arrtpyd^oitnt,  f.  -uaofint,  p.  airtip- 
yiic/iui,  fr.  mrb  intens.  and  fpya'- 
^o^(ji,  which  see. 

A7r£pya(Ti'u,  -nf,  i),  (fr.  last)  a  finish- 
ing, completion,  perfection,  end- 
ins,  conclusion;  means,  cause, 
efficiency. 

AircoyaarfKl);,  -1),  -bv,  {fr.  same) 
effective,  ^ectual,  capable,  ope- 
rative, active,  efficient,  effica- 
cious. 

Airipyciv,  pres.  inf.  act.  —  '.Kmpy- 
fiat,  per.  ind.  pass.  — A-ntpypi- 
vof,  par.  per.  pass,  of 

Anipyia,  Ion.  for  u-rdpyo). 

Aztpri^u),  t.  -au),  ]>.  airiiptiKa,  {fr. 
azb  intens.  and  tpri^w  to  fix)  to 
fasten,  stick,  fix  firmly  ;  to  press 
upon,  flrive,  push,  dash,  or  strike 
against,  remove,  displace;  Aitt- 
pdiopai,  to  be  set,  or  placed 
against,  lean,  incline,  rest  upon  ; 
to  jut  nut,  project ;  to  gush  out, 
discharge,  shed ;  to  extend, 
stretch,  strain. 

Arrcpciai',  for  areptlaia,  neut.  pi.  of 
arrfpt^o-iof,  by  Metath.  for  air£i- 
oiViof. 


AHE 

Xitipttms,  -lot,  Att.  -£uif,  fi,  (fr. 
ancpiii'u  to  fasten)  a  Jixing,  or 
fastening ;  an  inr.lination,  lean- 
ing, resting  against,  or  depending 
upon  ;  presiiure,force,  vivlence. 

AncpeiM)  -w,  f.  -ria(ii,p.  avelptiKa,  (fr. 
OTTO  priv.  and  epioi  to  say)  toc/c- 
ny,  forbid,  refuse  ;  to  decline, 
shun  ;  to  fail,  he  worn  out,  ii;eary, 
decayed,  impoverished. 

kircpiyivriTOi,  -ov,  6,  /;,  (fr.  a  lieg. 
and  rcpiyiVo/iai  to  surpass)  not 
to  be  surpassed,  or  excelled  ;  in- 
vincible. 

A.i!tpi6ptoT0(,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  Ttpiopf^u)  to  limit)  vtdimited, 
unconfmed ;  boundless,  indefinite, 
infinite. 

Ancpt(TK(iTTo)i,  (fr.  same,  and  rtpi- 
aKiirrouat  to  survey)  heedlessly, 
incauliously,  unguardedly,  in- 
consideriUely. 

XnepiairaoTOi,  -ov,  h,  >;,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTtptando)  to  perplex)  at  ease, 
undisturbed,  calm,  leisurely,  with- 
out hurry. 

Airepiairdarij)(,  (fr.  last)  without 
distraction,  or  cmifusion  ;  collect- 
edly, orderly,  leisurely. 

AntplaraTOi,  -on,  6,  rj,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ntpitoTTiftt  to  beset)  violated, 
detached,  not  surrounded,  or  en- 
closed ;  deserted,  forsaken,  des- 
titute; not  perplexed,  or  sur- 
rounded with  cares,  prosperous. 

KirtpiTjiriroi,  -ov,  o,  h,  (fr.  same, 
and  irtptTffivta  to  cut  off)  undr- 
cumcised. 

AwipiTToi,  -ov,  b,  Sj,  (fr.  same,  and 
irtpirroj,  Att.  for  Trtpiffwdf  super- 
fluous) having  no  superfluity  or 
/uxuri/,  moderate,  mean,  of  a 
middle  'ank. 

AT£p/rT-jv,  (fr.  last)  ind\ff'trently, 
neKligently,  carelestdy. 

Airtp/rrwrof,  -ov,  6,  4,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  npirrijiiia  excrement)  with- 
out excrements. 

Antpitptpfn,  -iof  -ovi,  l>,  li,  (fr. 
same,  and  vcpiipioii)  to  move  cir- 
cularly) not  circular,  irregular; 
devious,  erring. 

Anh(iif,  -ana,  -av,  1  a.  par.  act. 
0\  nrunjii'^d). 

'Kntpfit.  ( prf^.s.  impr.  ofne.vt)  away, 
hteone^  plague  take  you, 

Arfojiiti,  ^ol.  for  aviipm. 

AmpiiiDyuf,  -v7n,  -if,  par.  per.  mid. 
of  annpjiriyvvfit. 

Arlpnhj,  -ci(,  -n,  for  arntnaio,  1  f. 
inrl.  a<^t.  of  aro/o^oj. 

Airrpiifw,  f.  -fw,  p.  -vn,  (fr.  uvft 
from,  and  tpiiKui  to  hinder)  to 
rrpri,  drive  hack  or  wray ;  to 
defend^  repulse  ;  tn  hinder,  avert. 
3  prfiR.  impr.  nvlpvKf..  p.ir.  pres. 
pn««.  niripvKAjjt^of. 

Anfn^n,  2  nin.  pr»!s.  ind.  mid.  — 
Anr0-x6iiivoi,  -i;,  -ov,  par.  (ires, 
art.  of 
Arrffiy(i)iini,  f.  nTrrXtf'ioo/ini,  p.  nr/- 
XiiO'i,  Att.  anX^Xi'On,  (fr.  orrA 
from,  nnd  inynjint  to  go)  tn  gn^ 
go  n/f,  from,  niiriy,  or  out  of; 
to  gn  forth,  drpnri ;  to  rttum, 
go  after,  follow  ;  to  Iravr,  nltan- 
don,  give  up  ;  to  pais  away,  die. 


AHE 

2  a.  ind.  airljAOov  sub.  am\Oi>>' 
inf.  aTttX&iiv  par.  atriXQiiv,  n. 
pi.  fem.  aTTtX&olcai. 

Avtpwtii,  -io;,  Att.  -/ojf,  6,  (fr. 
same,  and  cpwiu  to  pass)  one 
icho  hinders,  slops,  or  prevents  ; 
a  hindrance,  obstacle. 

A-Ktp^iii)  -iii,  (fr.  same)  to  pass, 
steal,  glide,  or  skulk  away;  to 
desist,  cease,  stop  ;  to  hinder, 
prevent. 

'Afftf,  Ion.  for  d^cs,  2  a.  impr.  of 
aiphjfti. 

AiTica^a,  1  a.  ind.  of  avoadrTu). 

Aviaai,-a\'T0i,  b,  Apesas,  a  man's 
name. 

Airiajiai,  Dor.  for  avlafini,  ~  sin. 
>f  A-nialiiii;  -yji,  -rj,  in  3  pi.  — 
Aviapiiaav,  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 
AnialSrjaa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Atrca- 
j3»;/i-(if,  par.  per.  act.  of  uwoct/Sei'- 
vviii,  or  -vfit,  as  if  (rom  aTTdafitifii. 

Ai:iaKiji(pOi.i,  per.  inf.  pass,  of 
airooKi^TTTo^at. 

AvccKoXvfjftivoi,  per.  par.  pass,  of 

aiTOaKO^VTTTul. 

A-Tricoiiai,  f.  of  dvctjn,  to  he  absent, 
ATTitmaua,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Ante- 

rdadriv,  -rii,  -n,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

anooTTdw. 
Airicravdiv,   iEol.    or   Boeot.    and 

Poet,  for  a-TTcavOrjaav,  3  pi.  1  a. 

pass.  —  Airiocvfiai,  Poet.   Me- 

lath.    for   aiToniav[iat,    per.    ind. 

pass.   —    AtriaauTO,     Poet,     for 

antciavTO,  3  sin.  ppcr.  pass,  of 

anoacvui. 
A-Jte<rTu'Xt]v,->ii,  -r/,  ind.  ATrto-TaXiij, 

par.   2   a.  pass ATTeard\6vv, 

•IS,  -rjt  1  a.  ind.  pass A-ea- 

tuXko,  per.  ind.  act AnVraX- 

(lai,  ind.  -a^jtivoi,  -tj,  -ov,   par. 

per.  pass.  — AT/<TraXoi,2a.  ind. 

act.  of  airoorAXta). 
Aniaraauv,  Ion.  for  aTriaT'iaav  see 

ariartiv, 
Aircariyaaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

urroffrtyd^oj. 
.Kviara'Sa,  -as,  -t,  or  -tv,  before  a 

vowel,  2  and  3  pi.  -Anrf,  -Xar, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  airoo-r/XXo). 
AntcTiprjaa,  I  a.  ind.  act \  A-rna- 

Ttpni't'i'os,    par.    per.    pass,    of 

aiTOaripiti). 
Aw/oTijv,  -tji,  -tj,   and   3   pi.   nnirr- 

maav,   2   a.   ind.    act.  —  A-iria- 

rrjaa,   -as,    -i,    1    a.   ind.   act.  of 

a(piar)]lJi. 
AiTi'ortxov,  2  a.   ind.  act.  of  ano- 

AiriVroXa,  per.  mid.  of  (iTroffWXXo). 

Ar/<rrpa///i/iof,  per.  par.  pass.  — 
KTinrpX((inv,  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Avrarpii(prif,  3  pi.  -<l>r)aav,  2  a. 
ind.  pass.  —  A  nfarptxpa,  -af,  -c, 
I  a.  md.  act.  of  aviiarpiijiu), 

KniaTpX<liov,  2  a.  act.  —  Arta-rprf- 
<priv,  2  a.  pafR.  — ATTi'aTpiypa,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  nroffro/^w. 

ATTiiirii),  -Ao(  -ovf,l),  (fr.  a<plaT>jiii 
to  be  at  n  diNlancc)  absence; 
fmhl,  disntiim, 

Air/pri.i,  3  nin.  impr,  ofiirdfii,  to 
he  nhsmf. 

A'!ttnil,n\Ttv,  -ri(,  -i;,  2  a.  ind.  paNS. 

of  O7r0IT(^rfXXw. 

A'xfoynKa,  per.  —  At/Vvov,  2  n. 
(65) 


AHE 

act —  ATTca')(^6iir,v,  2  a.  ind.  raid. 
of  avi^ui. 
A-niranov,  2  a.  ind.  act.   of  airo- 

TfflVO). 

A-rtTa^dftriV,  -w,   -oTo,    1    a.    ind. 

mid.  of  airoTdooiD. 
ATTiTiyycTo,  3   sin.   imp.    mid.  ot 

OTTOTiyyoiJiai. 
AvtriOtiv,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  aroTf- 

ATnTivvvov,  imp.  of  anoTivvvii),  or 

VjXl. 

Avirpayov,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  avo- 
rpiiyia. 

A-JTirpdinUvTo,  3  pi.  cont.  imp. 
pass,  of  aTTOTpuvdofiat,  same  as 
A7rorpo77ao^ui. 

A-evdi]s,  -ios  -uv;,  and  'Aircvdoi, 
-ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  Trui/Oa- 
lo/jai  to  hear)  unheard  of,  not 
known  by  fame,  obscure  ;  rude, 
ignorant,  untaught. 

AiTtvOvvw,  f.  -gj'u,  p.  -vyKa,  (fr. 
0770  intens.  and  cvdvvui  to  direct) 
to  straighten  ;  to  correct,  reform, 
amend ;  to  direct,  guide  ;  to  or- 
der,  regulate,  array. 

AKicjitjiia,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Avetpr]- 
vdfjiriv,  mid.  of  airo0ai'i'a). 

Avt^Oapijivo;,  per.  par.  pass,  of 
aiTO(pOclpiji. 

AT;i(p6i.yli'ijj.riv,  -(1),  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  u-KO(pQiyyoiJiai. 

Avti^Oijiijv,  -lau,  -iro,  pper.  pass, 
ol  a-rrocpdivo). 

'Avcipdos,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
iipObs  boiled)  raw,  undressed,  not 
conked.  Or,  (fr.  a  intens.)  re- 
fined, purified. 

Avi(pvyoi;  2  a Ar/^tuyov,  imp. 

act.  of  a77O0tijy(i). 

Air/yti,  impersonal,  (fr.  a-niy^ia  to 
withhold)  it  is  enough,  siifllnent. 

Airix^,  3  sin.  —  ATrixtra,  '2  pi.  — 

Avixovai,  3  pi.  pros.  ind.  act 

A'^f'X''5'  2  sin.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 

Am\'£o6ni,  pres.  inf.  mid.  —  Airi- 
ycaOc,  2  pi.  impr.  mid.  ofaTTi'x'^. 

ArrexOalpui,  f.  -»pu,,  (fr.  avi  inttns. ) 
and  ixOdipu)  to  hate)  to  detest, 
hntr,  abhor,  1  a.  act.  n-ni'xOiipa. 

Antx&dvo^ai,  f.  -Oi)nofi(U,  (fr. 
•same,  and  cxOdvoiiai  to  hate)  to 
hrile,  grudge,  cnry,  feel  anger,  or 
wtitire  against.  2  a.  a-r>ix06fir,v, 
as  if  fr.  a-nrxOioftni,  obs. 

AntyOda.  -n?,  ;';,  (fr.  a7r(;^0i')c  en- 
vious) haired,  abhorrence,  detest- 
ation ;  grudge,  malice,  itl-uHl. 

ArnxOffJCfai,  Att.  and  Dor.  and 
ATrixOi'/i/v,  Ion.  for  avixOai', 
pr<!s.  inf.  ofaTTixOu), 

Ar/;^'>i)rti,  Ion.  for  oir/xOr),  2  sin. 
[ires.  6ub.  of  a7i-/;)(;0o;jui,8anie  as 
mrtxOdvoimi. 

AiTixOfis,  -I'of  -oTii,  0,  I'l,  (fr.  mr!\  in- 
tens. and  ix^"f  hatred)  haling, 
grvdiiing,  envious,  malicious; 
hoslilc,  inimirni,  adverse. 

AT!txOiiaoii.ni,  I  f.  mid.  —  A-nix^i- 
lirti;  2  ii.  ind.  mid.  —  Ath'xOoito, 
3  Kin.   2  a.  opt.  of  attixOdvofiat. 

Ani'xOii),  and  Arr/;^Oo/i«i,  same  as 

anfyOdvnitfii. 
AncxOiJif,  (fr.  anfxu  to  refrain)  ah- 
stemiously,  temjicrairly,  soberly, 


AllH 


Ann 


Ann 


mcxlesllij.     Or,  (fr.  avtyOiif  en-|     drive   away)  drivm,  or   ccirritd 
vioKis)  li'ilefutti/,  ipittjiijli/,  ma-l     q/f;  depiirted,  set  out,  gonr. 
lieiousli/,  enviuustt/.  I Ar;;,\uKn,  -«(,  -c,  per.  —  ATijXnoru, 

ATcxpitTo,  3  sin.   iiii|i.  as  if  from      «(,  -r,  1  a.  iiid.  act.  ordTrcXniii'n). 


nTj^()/i>/iai,   same    as   aTtfxpi> 
imp.  orarr<>;^oi;. 
AT£Y''''rf'J -<li  t-  -wffui,  p.  -(jurii,  (li". 


AffifAduoi',  and  oT/Xnuoc,  imp.  — 
Avij\uvaa,  for  ur/Aji'irn,  1  a. 
ntt.  ot  a!ro.\m'i(i>. 


(irdmteMs.aiidiYi'piSwiwhiclisec;  AiriiXyi;""! -If,  -t,  per.  ind.  act. — 
Aff/.xw,  f.  mfti^u),  p.  iiTf(TY')''''»>  {•'■•       A»r);XjvK<j7{f,  n.  pi.  par.  per.  act 
otJ  froiii,   and  i^u   to  hold  J  to       ofnrmXj'/uj. 
rccfirr,  ollniu,  grt,  or  have  1rnm\ KmiXcyiMi,  (Ir.  next)  fiercely,  fii 


another  ;  to  dirivt,  or  draw  from ; 
to  rel'ite,  refer,  or  bdong  to ;  to 
be  akiail,  distant  or  awat/  from  ; 
to  akstiiiii,  wuhhold,  he  far  from ; 


rinmty,   cruetb/  ;    Mdly,    intre- 
pidli/  ;     openly,    undisguiiedly, 
darins^ly, 
ATi;Xt)'i)f,  -fuf  -ovi,  i,  i/,   (fr.  a-jb 
Aff/j^ofini,  to  refrain,  keep  away,  \     from,  and  nMyto  to  regard)  re- 
ar remove  from,    rexirain    one''s      gardtens  of^  persons  or  danger  • 


self,  be  clear  of,  or  free  from.  2  a, 
act.  aTTic^ov,  mid.  arc(r;^<i/ii)i', 
inf.  a'TTsa^taOcit,  imp.  mid,  arret- 
X'^firjv,  1  f.  mid.  a^ffo/i«(. 

ATf';(^ii)V,  -ouffa,  -ni, g.  sin.  -;^oi'TOf, 
a.  fem.  -^ovcat,  par.  pres.  act. 
of  List. 

ATTf^iiipiaOrji;  -rjf,  -tj,  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  aTTOj^aip/ftj. 

AT£i|iu,  -ofi  i;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
iTf'iiif  boiiins)  Me  incapahility, 
or  ahsence  ot'  softening,  or  di*- 
solving  ;  indigestion. 

ATr£-^i5;^o>/ro,   3   pi.    imp.   mid.    of 

AT£uir,  Ion.  for  mriiv,  pres,  par.  of 

d-tifxt,  to  be  absent. 
AnT,,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  —  'Airoi,  -pf, 

-Ij,  pres.  sub.  —  ATriji',  -Qf,  -^, 

imp.  ind.  of  same. 
Arri'iyfiyov,  Alt.  for  aTTJjyov,  2  a.  of 

arn'yu. 
ATvyyfiAa,  -af,  -£,  3  pi.  -Xav,  1  a. 

ind.   act. —  ATTtyyiXnv,   -'lU -Vi 

pass,    and   X-zfiyytXov,   -£f,    -£, 

act.  2  a.  imi.  of  arayy/XXu. 
ArnyitcOat,    Ion.   for   aiptjyitcdai, 

pres.  inf.  oi atpriyiofiai. 
A-ri'iytiita,  -aro;,  to,  Ion,  for  a^ijy- 

,1rt7yr;ffaffOa(,Ion.''forai^J7yi7(Taff9ai, 
1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  aipriyiojiat. 


Anfiyqijii,  Ion.  (or  aipt'tyvmi- 
Arrnynai,  -(ai,  -Krai,  per.  pass,  of 

ara'yu. 
Ar;;yfa>ijv,  -u,  -uro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

Air;jyoi',  see  an-^yayoy. 
ATTri^iadnv,  -my  "7)    I    ^-   ?**'•  "f 

ave6(j>. 
Ari;£iv,  -i7£i;,  -.';£',  3  pi.  amjctaav, 

Att.  nTr);£(rai',  pper.  mid.  —  Am;£- 

ca,  Alt.  for  a-rruaa,    1   a.  ind.  of 

airfi/ji,  to  ^0  away. 
ArrTjKo,  -H{, -£,  Ion.  for  a(pT]Ka,  1  a. 

act.  ot  aipit^fii. 
ArrnKtoi,  -ou,   6,  >'),  (fr.  ari  from, 

and  airautj    to   hear)    same  as 

avfiKoii, 


fierce,  furimis ;  bold,  daring,  in- 
tr/pid,  couragtouf. 

Am/Xfyjn,  -«?,-£,  1  a.  act Ami- 

Xty(tltn]v,  mid.  of  oTrfX/yvu). 
ATTTjXnTiit,  Gen.  xxvii.  42.  suppos- 
ed erroneous  for  airciXt7ni(,  3  sin. 
pres.  pass.  cont.  of  air£iXfw. 
A-rnXlxOiiv,  -rji,  •»;,   1  a.   pass,  of 

ojrfXf'yyui. 
Ari)XOoi',  -£f,  -f,  Sync,  for  a-rrijXv 
Oov,  (fr.  cXnOu)  obs.)  2  a.  act.  of 
nirfo^oiini. 
AiTrjXiioT}!^,  -ov,   b,    (fr.   nrv  from, 
and  ;;X(Of  the  sun)  depending  on, 
or  proceeding  from  the  3un  ;  the 
east  wind ;  distant  from  the  sun, 
the  north  or  south. 
ATrijXXny^tai,  -fni,  -KTftt,  per.  ind. 
pass.   —  AT;;XXa;^9rt/,     inf.   — 
ArrnXXayijih'Oi,    par.    per.    pass. 
A7r>;XXo;;^a,     per.    act.  —  Aff/;X- 
Xa(a,  1   a.  act.  —  ATTijXXn'y;;!',  2 
a.  ind.   pass.  —  Ari/XXriVafro,  3 
sin.  imp.  pass,  of  aTTuXXatrow. 

AirtjXXoTpiuKii,  per.  net.  —  ArrrjX- 
Xorpi'oi^ai,  per.  pass.  —  A7rr;XXo- 
T-piw/ifVof,  -77,-01',  par,  per.  pass. 
of  uTTiiXXorpidw. 

AvrjXoirjca,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
aTraXoidw. 

AirnX-TtKa,  per.  act.  —  AiriiX-ziaa,  1 
a.  act.  of  (nr£Xrr/fu). 

A'aniJovTof,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  TTrj^a  hurt)  see a-rr>'jpi'i)v, 

AiTi'inapTov,  -£f,  -£,  Poet,  for  aipt'i- 
fiaprov,  2  a.  act.  of  a(paftaprdnj). 

XiriifitXijiiivoi,  per.  par.  pass,  of 
avniitXiofiai,  fr.  a-rri  intens.  and 
afteXiu)  which  see. 

ArrnficXriiiixmi,  (fr.  last)  negligent- 
ly, carelessly. 

Arrjijev,  Sync,  for  avfja/itv,   1  pi. 

pper.  of  dTTctftt,  to  depart. 
lATTiiJoavvT},  -rji,  and  X-at^fiovia,  -/if, 
1^,    (tr.   arrfjinav   unhurt)    safety, 
security  ;     harmlessness,     inno- 
cence. 

A  TT^ftvvcv,  imp.  or  1  a,  of  avaiiivo). 

AT/'//iuii.',  -ovoi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 


AirriKpJliu>iiii/o{,  per.   par,  pass,  of]     rrii/za    damage)     unhurt,    unin- 

aTa<fpi(3(S(D. 
.\T:r}Kpi'0o>fiivtj);,  [fr.  last)  exactly, 

completely,  perfectly,  accurately, 

in  a  masterly  manner. 
Atjjktoj,  -911,  6,  i;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 


jured,    safe,    secure ;    innocent, 
harmless  ;    vihnlcsome,     healthy, 
salutary  ;  favourable,  hrdmy. 
AtJiv,  imp.  of  aV£iu(,  to  he  absent. 
Ar/jityKn,  -n{,  -f,  3  pi.  -yicav,  I  a. 
rijKTai  compact,  th.  itnyxvfti  to      — ATri'ivtyKov,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
fasten)  infirm,  weak,  loose,  un~\     aTO(pfpu>. 

connected;    not  frozen,    or   har.\An>ivcta,   -as,  i'/,  (fr.  a7rv!)i  cruel) 
dened,  sojt,  dissolved,  thawed.  cruelty,   inhumanity  ;    mldncss, 

AwKrii,  -o'j,  b,  li,   (fr.  ardyi^  tfi'     fierceness. 

(66) 


Avijviiiofiat,  (fr.  ani  intens.  and 
ivcds  dumb)  to  6f  dumb  with 
amn^ement,  be  confounded,  asto- 
nishid.  1  a,  ind.  pass.  airrinuiOiiv. 

Air;;i'/of,  g.  sin.  ol  iiirtjiin. 

Ani'ifti,  -t;f,  i;,  and  Dor.  Atz/vu, 
-Of,  rl,  (poiliaps  tr.  anuvat  to  go 
away.  Or,  fr.  airi  from,  and 
iivia  reins)  «  car,  cart,  wagon, 
carriage,  chariot. 

Avt)ii)jvdityiv,  -0),  -aro,  1  u.  mid.  of 
a-iravalvoftai. 

A-rni'fif,  -hi  -oBf, i, ,';,  (perhaps  fr, 
avU  priv.  and  tvt^f,s  gunlle.  Or, 
fr.  nvi  from,  and  i]via  reins) 
harsh,  rough ;  cruel,  inhuman, 
savage;  fierce,  wild,  ungovern- 
able, intractable;  Or,  (fr.  same, 
and  attdu)  to  praise)  uncommend- 
able,  unworthy,  blameable. 

Aviivdov,  Dor.  for  aiTl)\Oov,  2  0, 
act.  ol  airipYOfiui. 

ATTt'iVTrjijn,  -as,  -c,  3  pi.  -i/ffav,  1  a, 
act.  of  anavrdio. 

AiTi'/opos,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  airi  from, 
and  uKop/ii)  to  suspend)  hanging 
from  above,  depending ;  over- 
hang  ing,  impending,  imminent ; 
high,  lofty;  ele^'uted, 

'Anrjpa,  -as,  -c,  I  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Air^p*.'!,  per.  act.  —  Arj)p/iai, 
per.  pass.  —  ATrfipOr]v,  1  a.  pass, 
o<  airalpiii. 

i\.iTripliaduiriv,  -a),  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  o\  uTTepiilit). 

Art'iOTti^ai,  per.  ind.  pass.  — ATriyp- 
Tiiiiiius,  per.  par.  pass,  of  anap- 
rdu). 

A'ji'pTioitut,  per.  ind.  pass.  — 
A-fipTKr/ihos,  per.  par.  pass,  of 

aTrnpn'^oi. 
ATTiipTiofjitrias,  (fr.  last)  perfectly, 

completely. 
Atiis,  2  sin.  pres.  sub.  of  duttfu, 

to  be  absent. 
ATrjaujf,  -ovaa,  -ov.  Ion.  for  a<f>^- 

a(i)v,  I  f.  par.  of  aipln^t. 
Airrjvpa,  3  sin.   cont.  of  Arryjvpaov 

-Mi;  imp.  ind.   act.   it  may  also 

be  Sync,  for  avnvpioa,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  anavpdu). 
ATtTi^a,  per.  ind.  act.  of  airdyoi. 
AiTtj)(^iu}  -d,  f.  -);(ru,   p.  -riKa,  (Ir. 

and  priv.  and  >ix''^  ^^  sound)  to 

jar,  discord,  disagree;  to  sound 

loud,  or  harsh ;  par.  pres.  nirr/- 

Xi^^t  -ouaa,  -6v. 
A'iTi'ixil'a,  -Stos,  rd,  and  ATr>'iX1<r'St 

-(Of,  Att.  -fojf,  )',,  (fr.  last)  jar. 

ring,  discord,  disagreement. 
A-rnx^S,  -f'Ji-  -oi'S,  b,  >),  (fr.  same) 

discordant,  jarring,  disagreeing  ; 

disagreeable,    unsuilafde,    offen- 
sive, contrary. 
ArrrjxdcTo,  3  sin.  imp.  or  2  a.  — 

AiT^X^''f""<   P^''"    '"'^-   P^^^*    °^ 
arrdxBofiat,  (fr.  asA  intens.  and 

dxQojtat  to  dislike)  or  of  airtjf;- 

Odvofiat,     which    is     more     in 

use. 

A-ai'iX^riv,  -ris,  -17,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  atrdyu). 

Ani'ixOripu,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

artxOatpij). 

Ari?;^ou/i£i'Of,  -i),  -ov,  par.   pres. 

pass.  cont.  of  avrjxiij). 
Air»;(uofwvr',  foraTj;(/)pf  i/iTO,  Dor.  for 


Aril 

aKTIupovvTo,  3  pU  imp.  ind.  mid 
—  KTSfiiipiiaa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Arrijupnttivoi,  per.  par.  pass,  of 
anatwpiw,  fr.  a-xb  inleii3.  and 
atiopioi,  wliich  see. 

Arri(i>pos,-ov,  b,  //,  same  as  airfiopoi 

ATiaffi,  Ion.  lor  dvtci,  3  pi.  pres. 
of  d-ntijii,  to  go  away. 

ATi'Ja),  -Pi,  •]],  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 
aniiib). 

A-zUiicv,  Aziivat,  K-riiaaci,  A-Uv 
Tat,  A-U<Tdai,AT!t(i.icyos,  Ion.  for 
a<p.incv,  I  pi.  ()rcs.  ind.  act.  aipti- 
vai,  pres.  mf.  act.  a<piu>ai,  3  pi. 
pres.  sub.  act.  a^icvrai,  3  pi. 
pre3.  ind.  pass.  aipltoOat,  pres. 
inf.  pass.  a<piinivoi,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of  a(j>iviJ't- 

Arinai,  pres.  inf.  of  dntipii,  to  go 
air  ay. 

Ariiaav,  3  pi.  imp.  ind.  of  a-ltim, 
to  go  away. 

Anil]  yaitj,  a  distniit  lanil,  see 
dirto;.  Or,  the  Apian  land,  Pe- 
loponnesus, from  'Arfj  the  son 

of  ♦opoi'it'f. 

Arirjf,  2  sin.  2  a.  sub,  of  aTci/ii,  to 

go  uwny, 
AitiOavoi,  -ov,  b,  h,  (<"r.  a  neg.  and 

TTuOtit  to  persuade)   improbahlc, 

unlikely,  incTtdible;  undcstning 

credit. 
AtiS/u    -C,   f.   -i;c(j),   p.    -iKa,  (fr 

same)  to  disobey,  transgress  com- 

mands ;  to  disclaim,    or  disown 

a'jthority. 
Aridnaa,  -as,  -c,  Ion.  for  Tjrridiiaa, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 
Axiicarui,  AnVuro,  Ion.  for  a^fxa- 

rai,  and  a<pUaTo,  these  for  a^iy- 
/i/ioi  tiffi,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass, 
and  a<{iyfiiiot  ijaai;  3  pi.  pper. 
))ass.  01  aiitKiioiiut. 
A'fi"),  ATUta6ai,Ai!tK6iiti'Oi,.\irtK- 
vtladat,   Ani'rat,  Ion.  for  a(jtiKij, 

2  8in.  2  a.  sub.  mid.  a(j/iKicOin, 
inf.  a^iicJ/'trojipar.  At^inri'taOnt, 
pre*,  mf.  pas.s.  a<j)UTai,  3  sin. 
per.  ind.  pas.s.  of  n^jni/o/mi. 

'Airi<(po(, -01',  k,  ^,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
irm-pJ;  bitter)  not  bilUr,  without 
hnmhntst ;  pitUU,  mild. 

Ari,\A/u  -w,  (fr.  orri  from,  and  lA- 
>os  the  eye)  an  niitiquatcd 
word,  pynonymous  with  a-ro- 
f.\tlu>,  to  'hut  uul,  exclude,  ba- 
ni»h.    1  a.  ind.  [laai".  ar.tWiiOiiv. 

Atri'/iiXof,  -Of,  and  A~iiu^iis,  -I'of 
-ovi,  0,  11,  [(t.  a  rtf'g.  and  n- 
(nA^  (at)  thin,  lean,  meager, 
pour. 

A^tfhs,  -lof -otif,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  irivot  dirt)  /ric  from  dirt, 
flenn,nenl,  eUfinitt. 

As■l^^ffff(l»,  (fr.  Bftinc,  and  riciJiririii 
or  r»i;ii  to  lire.ilhf)  to  dote  ;  to 
fi'nl;  to  hreuthe  forth,  erjnrt. 

Air/ftrai,  Tin.  for  af>f(crai,  S  bin. 
I  f.  mill,  of  a^irrlnfiai, 

'AiTifif,  Ion.  (or  n<;,i^i(. 

'Anov,  -If,  -f,  2  a.  iitd.  —  'Ant, 
inii)r.  — .\rtniiii,  opl,  —  Ariw, 
»un.  —  Arii7>,  inf.  —  A^iui', 
par.  of  (irtifii,  to  i;n  nuutt/. 

'Kntov,  -Oh,  rA,  a  pmr,   Miii 

'AirToj,  -ou,  4, 1  /Jtir  'tC 

'A  rt  f ,  -ix,  -ov,  and  Ion.  -t),  -ov, 


ADA 

perhaps  fr.  a-rd  from)  far,  dis- 
tant, remote. 

X-rmrdvai,  Anorr/arai,  A'tGridro, 
Ion.  for  a<!)icrdiat,  pres.  inf. 
act.  a^ioTavrai,  3  pi.  [)res.  ind. 
pass.  a6i(!TavTo,  3  pi.  imp.  ind. 
pass,  of  aiilartiiit. 

A-iariw  -w,  f.  -jjcru,  p.  r,-r;laTnKa, 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  -i'ans  faith)  <9 
disbelieve,  discredit,  doubt,  mis- 
trust ;  to  he  faithless,  disobey  ; 
pres.  par.  pass,  atricrovuivos. 

A-ri<iTt!in,lon.  for  a<piaTma. 

.\.'riaT)]aai,-aaa,-av,  par.  1  a.  act. 
—  ATTiCTovntv,  1  pi.  cent.  pres. 
ind.  act. — ArioTouiTuv,  g.  pi. 
ront.  par.  pres.  act.  of  a-tricriui. 

A-iaria,  -af,  )';,  (fr.  next)  wnnt  of 
faith,  unbelief ;  mistrust,  doubt; 
infidelity,  treachery. 

'AnicTOi,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
■nloTii  faith)  md  to  be  believed, 
incredible ;  not  to  be  trusted, 
faithless, perfidious;  disbelieving, 
incredulous,  dubious;  an  unbe- 
liever, infdcl.  comp,  aTt(7T(irtpof, 
sup.  -oraro';. 

A-xicTiiii,  (fr.  last)  perfidiously, 
fraudulently,  treacherously;  ab- 
surdly, incredibly. 

A-rXdKrjTo;,  -ov,  b, !},  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
::>a|u)  to  stray)  unerring,  cer- 
tain, sure,  not  straying. 

Att^Sviis,  -io; -ots,  and  ATrAav»7roj, 
-ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  ~\dv>i 
error)  nut  wandering,  settled, 
resident ;  unnrine,  undeviating, 
undeceived,  faithful. 

'A^XoffTof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
■zXacrii  feigned)  unfeigned,  sin- 
cere, artless,  simple ;  rude,  un- 
firmid,  sh.ipelcss,  uncouth. 

'A~\n0roi,  Sync,  for  or/Xaarof, 
wl.ich  see. 

ArX<iTi;f,  -ioi  -oP?,  b,  }),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  T.\arui  broad)  narrow,  con- 
tracted, confined. 

'Ar\dTCi,  Dor.  for  dit^rjroi,  which 
see, 

ArXa'ruic,  (Gcn.  xxiv.  22.)  per- 
haps iir^iirvvt,  3  sin.  imp.  or  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  rX(  rCiu. 

'An'Stroi,  Poet,  for  dirXn'Oi- 

'AffXfi'pof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  iicp.  and 
rXtt'pd  the  side)  uncovered  on 
the  side,  unguarded,  riposed. 

'A!iXi/)'(0{, -oil,  6, /;,  (fr.  ne*l)  sin- 
gle, pUiin,  simple  ;  artless,  harm- 
less,  innocrtit. 

'AT>ijy}{,  -li'oi,  ',,  (by  Epcn.  fr 


AHA 

voracioairness  ;  greatness,  txten- 
sion,  vaslness. 

'A-rhtaros,  -ov,  b,  h,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
7rX»;6u)  to  fill)  not  to  be  gratified, 
insatiable,  ravenous,  voracious  ; 
craving,  importunate ;  extensive, 
boundless,  immense,  vast. 

Avh'i(rroii,  (fr.  last)  insatiably, 
greedily,  voraciously,  vastly,  in- 
finitely. 

'AzXtiTos,  Dor.'A-r\aro(,  andPoet. 
'AttXctos,  -ov,  b,li,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rXa'u,  fffXu'u,  or  irX^/it  to  ap- 
proach, th.  Ti'Aac  near)  inac- 
cessible, unattainable,  beyond 
reach,  or  power  ;  inextricable, 
irremediable.  Or,  (fr.  same, 
and  ::X)j0u)  to  fill)  vast,  extensive, 
immense,  boundless. 

'AirXdn,  ->;;,  >'/,  (fr.  utX<Soj  single) 
same  as  u-Xdr/jf. 

'A-Tr\60pt^,  -tx^ij  ^1  m  Cf.  same, 
and  &p'i^  hair)  straight-haired, 
lank-locks  ;  bald. 

'Afl-Xoia,  -as,  /;,  (fr.  aTrXooj  unnavi- 
gable)  that  part  of  the  year  when 
sailing  is  dangerous,  the  season 
unfit  for  sea  ;  rough  wiallier. 

' A~\o\^ojiai,  f.  -iaofiai,  (fr.  arXdof 
simple)  to  behave  with  simplicity, 
act  tcith  candour,  be  ingenuous, 
or  ca?idid. 

'ATT\6iKOS,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  same)  sirti- 
ple,  single  ;  plain  ;  goodnalured. 

'A-xXots,  -l^os,  >},  (fr.  same)  alight 
cloak  ;  thin,  single. 

'ArXoifOf,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
TrXfVo)  to  fold)  unfolded,  not 
creased,  or  crumpled,  smooth. 

'AirXoKi'wi', -orof,  b,  (fr.  next,  and 
KViov  a  dog. )  An  epithet  of 
Antisthenes  one  of  the  Cynic 
sect,  because  these  men  were 
nicknamed  dogs,  and  wore  only 
a  single  garment. 

'AirX(5o{-oD{,  -ot]-!},  -Sov-ovv,  (per- 
haps fr.  a  one,  and  r/Xu  to  be. 
Or  fr.  a  neg.  and  zoXls  many) 
simple,  single,  plain,  uncom- 
pounded;  cltar,  distinct;  sound, 
healthy ;  artless,  unvarnished  ; 
candid,  honest,  sincere,  uprinht, 

' \z\uos  -ovs,  -6ov  -ov,  I),  I),  (Ir.  a 
nog.  and  nXdos  navigation,  ili. 
-X/uitosail)  unnavifiable ;  unfit, 
or  improper  for  sailing  ;  boister- 
ous ;  diingcrouf. 

'ArUrns,  -rros,  i';,  (Tr.  <\z>6os  sin- 
glfi)  sinnlrness  ;  simplicity,  inno- 
cincc, purity  ;  sincerity,  candour, 


nzXiits,  which  is  fr.   Arr\ut)  uirXi),  i      ingenuousness,  frankness  ;  botin- 


fom.  of  rirXiSof  single)  u  thin 
liglit  cloak. 

'A  TrXf;<.'ro(,  •or,  and  ArXi/f,  -■/«(,  4, 
!),  (fr.  a  neg.  and  TrXi/orw  to 
strike)  unt  Ktrjck,  unbrnlcn,  un- 
hurt ;  harmless,  undarnaned. 

'AtX^c,  a.bin.  (em.  conl.  ofiirXiiof. 

A-X^ou)To{,  -Of.  4. ';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rXtjpiSw  to  fulfil)  difirievl,  want- 
ing, imperfect  ;  mil  fulfiUtd,  or 
consummated  ;  msniinhlr,  greedy. 

AvXijartiofint,  (fr.  lirXtjarof  in»a- 
liablc )  to  he  greedy,  or  iiuatiablt ; 
to  crave,  irrfporlun'', 

ArXijffrfa,  -of,  •/,  (fr.    ncxi)  insa 


ty,  liberality. 

'ArXiiui  -d',  f.  -loaui,  p.  •ii)Ka,  {fr. 
Fame)  to  simplify,  explain  ;  to 
unfolil,  open,  discver,  display  : 
to  erpund,  blow  ;  to  extent., 
stretch  nut.  inij).  ind.  T/TrXoov 
-ovv,  1  tt.  ind.(;?:X<i)(rn*  inf.  ilirXiii- 
trill,  per.  pass.  i'/nXuafiai,  par. 
rinXwejilvos. 

Ai:>,vnbi,-n<,  f),  (fr.  ncxt)/oi;/nM.i, 
dirt,  n'uitinest,  vantnf  wathtng. 
A:r\vatai,  -oir,  n'l,  spoiigt*. 

'AirXuroti-oii,  4,i;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rrXf  vo)  to  wufch)  unweishcd,  foul, 
dirty,  soiled. 


lin',Unrts     grredinesf,    craving,]' A^\ui,  {fr.  <SirX(Jof  siliclo)  angly  ; 
(fi7) 


Ano 

aincirtit/,  frankfy  ;    bounti/ull}/, 
tibfralli/,  kimlly. 
'AirXuroj.  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
w.\ij/ii  (or  irX/u  to  suil)si-c  rfrrXoos . 
Amefji,  -tot  -oP«i  ^,  >^,  (fr.  a  inloiis. 
and  iri7u  lo  hroallic)  hirulhinei 
dtrply^    paiidrig     sishini;.       Or 
(fr,    II  nc|;.    mm   same)    out  oj 
brrnlh^   itTratlilfSs,  xcnntinf;  air ; 
without   (lir,    or   u;i;if/,  liglUing, 
kiniiling. 
ATifi'/inroi,  -ov,  h,  /;,   (fr.   same, 
uikI  TTvcfifia  air)  J'rtefrom  uind, 
shdtt  red. 
ATifi'an, (fr.  nVi'ti'irrof  breathless) 
stillt/,  xiithmtt  a  hrealh ;  all  in  a 
breath,   tvithoul  draning  breath, 
or    iritcmtption ;    closely,    in    a 
crow'l,  confusedly, 
kitxzvarla,  -ai,  ^,  (fr.  same)  a  re- 
straining,    or     suppression     of 
breath;    diffculty  of  breathing, 
shortness  of  breath. 
ArcvivaTtd^uj,  f.  -iiVu',  (fr.   same) 
to  breathe  shorty  or  low  ;  to  pant, 
gasp. 
'ATvivaroi,  -ov,  6,;%  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
jrvfo)  tobrentlie)  breathless, spent, 
exhausted;  lifiless,  dead;  with- 
out scent,  or  nose ;  sheltered. 
'Ajtvcko,  -as,  (fr.  same)  calmness, 
serenity  ;  n  calm,  stillness  of  air ; 
want  of  air,  sultriness. 
'Anvooi    -oDf,   -6ov  -ov,   b,    »;,    (fr. 
same)    calm,    still ;    breathless, 
lifeless,  dead. 
Ard,  with  the  genitive, /rom  ;  off", 
far  ;  since,   after  ;  av>ny  from, 
wide  of;  by,  for,  by  reason  ;  of, 
out  of,  belonging  to  ;  without  ; 
thrwtgh  time  or  space  ;  at  the 
distance  of,  on  ;    with,  by.     In 
compos,  it  generally  implies  ne- 
gation, or  privation. 
Kt!o,  at  a  distance,  away,  far,  far 
off";  for  d-Ktari,  he  is  off,  awny  ; 
it  is  past,  and  gone.     For  diridi, 
away  .'  off"!  begone  ! 
A-rrb  avrov,  from  thence,  from  that 

time. 
Airoait'Vfiat,    same    as    airatwfiai, 
which  see.     Imp.  ind.  a-^oaivv- 
fiiiv,  Ion.  for  aiToriviixriv. 
AiToatficladai,   Azoaipio,  Atroaipio- 
fiai,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  a(patpcta- 
6at,  pres.  inf.  pass.a^aipou,  pres. 
imur.    pass.    n(patpioitat,    pres. 
ind.  pass,  or  mid.  of  a^aip/w. 
Asolinfi^u),  f.  -iaui   (fr.  arri  from, 
and  (iulii^ui  to  go)  to  walk  away, 
go  off,  depart. 
Aro^ddpa,  -af,  /;,  (fr.  next)  a  lad- 
der, step-ladder,  stepping -board, 
gangway. 
AirojJuiVu),  f.  -^fiaoixm,  p.  -(iiftriKa, 
(fr.  ani  from,  and  flaivu  to  go) 
to  come,  or  go  from,  or  out  of ; 
to  disembaik,  land  ;    to  depart, 
yield,   retire ;    to  descend,   come 
down,    dismount  ;     to    succeed, 
follov)  after,  or  from  ;  to  happen, 
come  to  pass,  turn  out.  per.  par. 
arolicfirjKiii.  2  a.  (fr.  lirj/ti)   ind. 
airf)3»)v,  3  pi.  nirilirianV  sub.  niro- 
PS>'  inf.  aroPrjvaf  par.  airo^df. 
XnoPdXnri.,  2  pi.  sub.  and  Kno(ia- 
Attiv,  -ouaa,  -dv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 


AUO 

AJTo/JrfAAui,  f.  -3X(3,  p.  aTToft([i\i)Ka, 
(fr.  (iri  from,  and  /(<j'AXu)  to 
throw)  lo  east,  Jiing,  Ihrnw  off; 
or  nvay ;  to  reject,  Ut  go,  rrltn- 
qinsh  ;  to  lo.ic,  uuslc,  fnfdt.  2  a. 
act.  ind.  anij]a^vv  ^ub.  rnro^u- 
Xw,  '2  pi.  uTTiilJdXriTe'  par.  avojia- 
Xiir.  per.  pass.  a-iTol.h'li\tiiint.  1 
n.  pass.  aviliXiiOtif'  par.  «rro/jXi;- 
OdV.  per.  mid.  oro/Ji>'oXa. 

Avolidtrro,  f.  -4'<i),  p.  -<^(i,  (fr.  same, 
and  (JdiTTU)  to  dip)  to  dip,  dive  ; 
lo  ilratv,  pour  ovi,  as  li(|iiov  ;  to 
linge.  2  f.  and  act.  a-xolSStiCi. 

Avol'iiif,  -aaa,  -<ir,  n.  |il.  -0dvTCi, 
2  a.  par.  act.  of  nro/^uiVw. 

\ir6l3i1aii,  -lOi,  Att.  -cwf,  fj,  (fr. 
a-nn<i(dvii>  to  descend)  a  descent  ; 
landing  ;  a  landing-place,  lad- 
der, steps, stairs;  exit, end,  evint. 

ATofiuTrjOiOi,  (fr.  same)  who  de- 
scends.    An  epithet  of  Jupiter. 

AiTopdTris,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  a  hind 
of  soldiers,  who  either  had  a 
second  horse,  or  fought  both 
on  foot  and  horseback.  Also,  n 
kind  of  champion  in  the  public 
games. 

Airo/JuTiTOf,  •!),  -iiv,  (fr.  last)  if- 
longing  to  that  kind  of  soldiers, 
champions,  or  games. 

.KzofiiliriKa,  -af,  -£,  per.  ind.  act. 
of  a-jTofiaifw. 

A-Ko(ii^\TjKn,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  act. 
—  A-r;o(ii0\riKi>s,  par.  per.  act. 
of  a7ro/3«'XX(<j. 

AtojS^i'oi,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Airo^fi- 
cojiai,  -7),  -trat,  1  f.  md.  mid.  of 
anol^alvw. 

Avo(ifiaai.o,  or -rrw,  f.  -^u,  (fr.  a-ri 
from,  and  (itjacui  to  cough)  to 
co7igh  vp,  expectorate,  spit. 

Airo0tdl^o^iai,  f.  -daofjai,  (fr.  same, 
and /3ia'fu>  to  force,  ih.  jSia  force) 
to  force  away,  drive  rff,  repulse ; 
to  enforce,  constrain,  overpower  ; 
to  labour,  strain  ;  to  travail. 

At:o[ii(idi^ui,  f.  -daiji,  p.  -Ka,  (fr. 
airD  intens.  and  jiiftd^u  to  admit) 
to  make  descend,  bring,  or  take 
down  ;  to  dismount,  unlwrrse, 
disembark ;  to  pass,  cross,  send 
over.  pres.  inf.  act.  aiToPifid2,ctv. 
pass.  arro/?(/3a^£(r6a(.  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  a7rfj3i/3a<7(i^j;i'. 

AiTofiiSui  -u>,  f.  -wcru,  p.  -ujKa,  (fr. 
qtJ  priv.  and  (iidui  to  live)  to  de- 
part, die.  pres.  inf.  act.  aTrojSiu- 
rai.  2  a.  a-r!c(iiu)v,-ws,  -U). 

Avujito'ic'ifiOt,  -ov,  b, )),  (fr.  last)  de- 
parting, dying,  death-bed,  final, 
lost. 

An-o/ji'uffii,  -to;,  Att.  -tai?,  6,/;,  (fr. 
same)  dtparture,  death. 

Ai:o^\diTTii>,  f.  -i^o),  p.  -(Pa,  (fr.  otto 
priv.  and  P'Xdnru)  to  hurt)  to 
injure,  hurt,  impair,  damage; 
to  deprive,  bereave,  par.  1  a. 
pass.  aTtoP'SatpOtif. 
Airo/3Xaaru'»'(D   (fr.   airi  intens.  and 

li'XnaTdvui  which  sec.) 
Aro/3Aa'(7Tijpin,  -aro;,  ri,  (fr.  last) 
a  bud,  shoot,   germ,  sprig  ;  oj'- 
spring,  descendants. 
ATrofiXdarrjais,    -to;,    Att.  -twf,  ^, 
(fr.  same)  a  springing,  budding, 

\     sprouting,  shooting. 
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Ano 

ATrop\a<t>9cU,  -tioa,   -iv,  1  a  par. 

pHSK.   of  (liro/jXuTTTUI. 

Arrii/iX»7!(i),  t.  .\^ui,  p.  aitii(i{p\ri(pa, 
(Ir.  QTO  intens.  and  liXfru  to 
look)  to  turn  the  sight,  or  alltn- 
tionj'ront  about  ojic'n  selj  tuuurds 
onothi  r  olijicl  ;  lo  look  vp  to,  ad- 
miie;  torrgurd,  rcspiel ;  to  con- 
sider ;  to  hurt  an  eye  to,  viind, 
hemt ;  to  icluiii;,  appertain  to  ; 
lo  look  from,  ii//,  or  array  ;  1  a. 
ind.  act.  airZ/^Xn^a.  inipr.  av6- 
^Xi4.oi',  2  pi.  anoliXixlaTC.  3  pi. 
1  a.  sub.  avoliXi\j.iiiai.  1  a.  ind. 
niid.  a7rf/iXtt|«/i>/>'. 

A7ro/3X>j9r(c,  -tloa,  -iv,  1  a.  par. 
pass,  of  oTro/inXXiD. 

ATTii/3Xi;^a,  -uT-of,  t3,  (fr.  airo/?rfXXii» 
to  throw  away)  rejuse,  leavings, 
rtnmant,  rilics,  cjjnl, 

A'HoliXrtTlKdi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  annfidX- 
Xu)  to  throw  away)  negligint, 
xcaslfful,  scattering,  lavish,  pro- 
digal ;  a  spendthrift  ;  an  out- 
cast. 

A-6liX>iTov,  -ov,  ri,  (neut.  of  next) 
same  as«;Ty/?X>)//a. 

Ari)/JX»;ro{,-ou,  b,  1;,  (fr.  same)  lobe 
refused,  rejected,  cast  off,  thronm. 
aside,  or  away  ;  irorthliss,  vile. 

ArofiXfrru,  fr.  a-i  from,  and  jiXh- 
Tto,  which  see. 

ATTojiXi^u),  f.  -vaw,  (fr.  same,  and 
/JXuftti  to  gush)  to  spring,  stream, 
gush  ;  to  vomit,  spit,  or  spew 
out ;  pres.  inf.  uTro/^Xtl^tiv. 

AirojiXwoKui,  f.  -uiau,  (fr.  same,  and 
jiXwcKw  to  come  to)  to  depart,  go 
away,  leave,  quit  ;  to  return, 

AwofioXfi,  -rii,  /;,  (fr.  airojSdXXo)  to 
throw  away)  a  casting  qff",  rejec- 
tion ;  a  loss. 

ATro(i6ijKw,  fr.  ani  intens.  and  ()ia- 
Kb),  which  see. 

AttoISovkoXcu)  -a,  f.  -^(T(d,p.  -<ca,  (fr. 
oTrd  from,  and  fSovKoXko  to  pas- 
ture) to  separate,  seduce,  or  de- 
coy from  the  herd,  or  ^ock  ;  to 
mislead,  deceive,  delude,  beguile  ; 
ATtofiovKoXio^iai  -ovjtat,  lo  stray, 
wander,  depart,  err.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
airo/3ou«f(5X>)(Ta. 

ATo(iovK6Xriiia,  -aroi,  ri.  (fr.  last) 
robbing  the  flock,  thejt ;  imposi- 
tion, imposture,  cheat ;  deception, 
delusion  ;  seduction. 

ATTopovKoXi^u),  same  as  airoffovKo- 
Xiw. 

Airolipd^oi,  f.  -aiTii),  (fr.  an-J  intens. 
and  Ppd^ti)  to  boilj  to  froth,  foam, 
boil  over.  Or  (fr.  and  priv.)  to 
cool,  calm,  abate. 

Ari.Bpaaija,  -arof,  to,  (fr.  last) 
froth,  foam,  spray ;  chaff,  bran. 

A-Jo(ipdaaojiai,  (fr.  same)  lo  froth, 
foam,  fly,  or  be  thrown  iff  like 
foam, 

AniPpcyjia,  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  next)  an 
infusion,  or  extract ;  a  mixing 
with  water,  weakening,  dilution  ; 
a  sj/rinkling,  washing  ;  the  wa- 
ter so  used  ;  moisture,  juice. 

Airo/3p/;^w,  f.  -fw,  P-  -X"t  C*"-  ""* 
iniens.  and  iip'X'^  lo  sprinkle) 
lo  sprinkle,  bedew,  vtet,  moisten  ; 
lo  dip,  sleep  ;  Arro/3p^;^o/iai,  to  be 
wet ;  to  drop,  drip. 


Ano 

Aro/?j)i'^(i))  f.  •tato,  and  -t^u,  (fr. 
same,  and  fipi^ia  to  nap)  to  xUep 
souwUy  ;  to  sleep  off  a  surf  tit ; 

to  iiululge   in   sleep.     1    a.    act 

arri^pi^a.  par.  aTojSpi^af,  n.   pL 
mas.  anolipi^iivTtq. 
Azol3piB<j},  f.  -hii),  (fr.  same,  and 

ISpidm  to  be  heavy)  to  oppresg, 

overp'iwer ;  to  weigh  (lawn,  over- 

balance. 
AtToi3poxh,  -lis,  ht  [fr.  arro^pi)^u>  to 

sprinkle)  a  sprinkling,  mouiten- 

ing,  wetting. 
Aro^p.)3^9if(j,  (fr.  ard  intens.  and 

.JpJyy^f,  same  as  t^pSyX"^  ''^^ 

tliroat)    to  swallow,  devour,  eat 

up. 
ATTo/Jpix's""'  (•""■•  same,  and  fip6xoi 

a  lialter)  toeninare  ;  to  inveigle, 

implicate,  emharrass. 
\T:ofipi''Xj',  C^r-  same,  and  [ip6x<^ 

to  gnash)  to  bite,  gnaw,  consume. 
A-roliputdiU,   -cUa,   -h,  1   a.    par. 

pass,  of 
Aro^puxTKU,  f.  -cSffu),  p.  'l3i(ipij)Ka, 

(fr.  n-d'  intens.  and  (ipihoKu)  to 

feed)  to  feeil  upon,  eat  up,  devour, 

consume,  per.   pass,  a-rotiiiioui- 

fim.  1  a.  ()ass.  aiTtiipiidnv. 
.liirolit'iD,  f.  -vau,   (fr.  same,  and 

[ivia  to  stuff)  to  stop  up,  Jill  up, 

darn  ;    to    block    up,   barricaiLe, 

shut  up. 
Air(J,'iui/ioy,  -ow,  0,  li,   (fr.  aiti  from, 

and   /?w^fif  the   altar)   profane, 

ungoiltt/,  irreligious,  wicked,  ex- 
communicated, 
kit'ifl'oai,  3  pi.  2  a.  sub.   act.  of 

inri'/fiijiii,  OX  avofinivbi, 
AiT'Ivdiof,  and  A»r<}yt(o;,  -ou,  b,  i), 

{fr.  same,  and  ytua  the  earth) 

hei/onii  the  earth  ;  removed  from 

the  earth  ;  far  from  land. 
AttoyiiiSio  -io,  (fr.  avd  intens.  and 

yurt  the  land)  to  make  for  land, 

to  turn  to  land. 
ATiynXaiCTi^d),    C    -lota,     (fr.    ari 

(rom,  and  y.i'Xa  milk)  to  wean,  to 

lake  from  the  milk. 
A'oyti^nKTtafiis,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  last) 

weaning. 
Arnytypaiifilvitf,  -17,  -ov,  par.   per. 

pass,  of  iiT'/yp(i^(K. 
Arroyilit,  -a<,  //,  (fr.  urj  from,  and 

ymti  the  hind)  a  land-hreeze. 
AT'iytm,  -<i)v,  T<),  (fr.  same)  a  ri- 

A/r,  hahrr,  a  rope  holding  tlie  ship 

to  the  shore. 
AriSycioi.,   -ov,    ri,   (fr.   lamc)    the 

apogee  of  it   hrnienli]  hixly,    its 

grntle't     elongation    from      the 

t'lrlh. 
A'^iytiof,  -ou,  i,  /),  (fr.  same)  same 

as  iirAynint, 

Arroyiia^u)  -iS,  f.  .uffw,  (fr.  ari  by, 
nnd  yfiiT'ic  iho  raves)  to  rnnf, 
cover  with  n  nlnpr,  to  aine  a  drip 
to,  fnrm  like  a  penthouse  ;  to 
shelter,  screen. 

Knnyr.iil^i,,,  fr.  nri  intens,  and  yt- 
fii^ia,  xvhifh  5cr. 

Artyfiiio,  f.  -/iw,  (fr.  a-i  priv.  nntl 
yiwi  lo  fill)  to  unload,  empty, 
disriinrge. 

Antyivviho  -'3,  f.  -i'/<Tii),  (fr.  nri  in- 
tent, and  ytvvi'no  to  breed)  to 
engendtr,  beget,  conceive,  breed, 


Ano 

bring  forth,  produce,  create,  7nakc, 
form. 

Azoycvuiiei'Oi,  -r,,  -or,  par.  2  a. 
mid.  of  airoyi'vo^ai. 

Airoyciojiat,  f.  -cvaonat,  (fr.  a-ni 
from,  and  ycvofiai  to  taste)  to 
taste,  share,  partake  of. 

A~oycipvo6u)  -d,  I.  -liaui,  fr.  arro  in- 
tens. and  yeipvpijui,  which  see. 

Aro/»;p'iff«ru),  f.  aroy;;ou'(Toi),p.  aro- 
ycyi'ipaKa,  (fr.  o:rd  Dy,  and  yn- 
p'iaKO}  to  grow  old)  to  grow  old, 
advance  in  i/ears  ;  lo  decai/,  wear 
out ;  to  he  out  of  date,  become  ob- 
solete. 1  a.  ind.  aTrtyt/paua'  sub. 
a—oy7ipda<i).  par.  pres.  arroyrt- 
piinKiOii,  II.  pi.  aiToytipdaKOVTCi. 

ATToyiyvofiai,  and  Anoyivofxai,  f. 
aTtoycu'iaoixat,  aTZoyeyhripai,  (fr. 
a-rrd  from,  and  yiVofiui  to  be)  <o 
be  absent,  away  from  ;  to  abstain, 
be  unconcerned,  unconnected,  have 
nothing  to  do  with ;  to  depart ;  to 
die  ;  to  descend,  proceedfrom  ;  1 
a.  pass.  airiytvt'iOtiv.  2  a.  mid. 
ar:tyiv6pr\v. 

.KiroytvuiaKii},  f.  a-!Toyvia<TOfxat,  p. 
aniyvij)Ka,  (fr.  oto  from,  and  yi- 
vijiaKui  to  know)  to  change  the 
mind,  alter  an  intention  ;  to  rejei-t, 
cast  off ^  disown,  renounce;  to  dis- 
claim, discharge,  dismiss  ;  to  de- 
spair, despond,  pper.  a-^tyvi^Ktiv. 
2  a.  act.  ind.  a-niyviiiv,  (as  fr. 
yvUfii)  3  pi.  a-ziyvii)aav  impr. 
a7r(i)'i'a)9i' sub.  aroyi'w'  inf.  airo- 
yvutviii  •  par.  a-oyvov^,  -ovan,  -dv. 
per.  pass.  n-Zyvajtr^acpar.  inrsy- 
vuiap(vi);'  1  a.  pass.  UTrtyvcicO;/!'. 
1  f.  pass.  aTToyvhiadi'iaofiai. 

ArroyArtuiciiu)  -w,  f.  -daui,  (fr.  airi 
intens.  and  yXuvKd;  azure)  to  be 
gray,  blue,  or  azure  ;  to  have 
^'■"V)  fierce,  or  Jiery  eyes.  1  a, 
inf.  pass.  uroyXaufCuiOiVai.  par. 
aiToy\nvKiiiQti%. 

Aroy\nvKitifia,  -arof,  ri,  and  Ajto- 
yhu'iKwaif,  -lof,  Alt.  -cuf,  ';,  (fr, 
last )  a  disease  of  the  eye,  a  pearl 
on  the  eye  ;  a  viall-eye. 

AriiyXouTo?,  -ov,  h,  t),  (fr.  airJ  priv. 
and  y'SdvTui  'lie  buttocks)  small 
about  the  hips. 

A-roy^vKiilvu),  f.  -lifd,  fr.  azii  in- 
tens. and  yXiricnii'u),  which  see. 

A'^jyt'oia,  -(i{,  and  AirdyvoxTti,  -io(, 
Alt.  -£(!){,  //,  (fr.  nriiytvtoiTKu)  or 
azoyviviit  to  disown)  despair, 
despondence ;  hopelessness,  des- 
peration, 

Arrf/yiu — Airoyvavf,    SCC    offoyi- 

HOOKIil, 

Aroyvi'ofiiitv,  -nvn^,  11,  I/,  (fr.  aznyt- 
nbuKiij  lo  disfiwn)  whose  af  cnn- 
nol  be  known,  u:ithout  the  foal- 
teeth,  lost  the  mark  of  mouth. 

AT'iyi'i.Wrijf,  -ox,  b,  (fr.  same)  n 
despairrr ;  driprralr,  desponding, 

Aroyoi'i'i, -i")(, '),  anil  Dor.  Aroyoi.,;, 
-•7f,  11,  (fr.  iirrnyli'  ■//■ii  lo  drupcnd 
from)  posterity,  descendants,  off', 
spring, 

Aniiynmi,  -uiv,  ril,  (fr.  same)  prn- 
reeds,  prntucr,  product,  griin. 

Kn6ynvrn,  -nu,  h,  )';,  (fr.  same)  a 
arnndson,  discenilnnt. 

Affoypui^w,  (fr.  'i-^  from,  and  ypaXa 
(69) 


Ano 

an  old  woman)  to  restore  io 
youth,  to  make  young  again. 

Avoypd(pca6at,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 
aTToypd<pui. 

A-oypd<p!i,  -rji,  i/,  (fr.  aTToypd<j>(i>  to 
enrol)  an  enumeration,  muster- 
ing, enrolment;  a  register,  re- 
cord ;  a  survey,  description, 

ArrdypSifiov,  -nv,  tH,  (fr.  same)  a 
copy  of  writing,  or  drawing,  a 
counterpart ;  a  draft,  extract. 

Airdypdiho:;,  -ov,  b,  1^,  (fr.  same) 
copied,  transcribed. 

ATToypdipu),  f.  -\j/w,  p.  aTToyiypa(pa, 
(fr.  a-i  from,  and  ypd(pu)  to  write) 
to  write  Old,  transcribe,  copy  ;  to 
levy,  muster,  enrol ;  to  assess, 
tax ;  to  register,  record  ;  to  enter, 
keep  account ;  to  survey,  describe  ; 
to  accuse,  inform  against ;  Atto- 
ypdipo^ai,  !0  enrol  one's  sdf;  to 
declare,  profess ;  to  expunge,  obli- 
terate, erase,  imp.  and  2  a.  act. 
a-ziypiKpov.  1  a  act.  aviypa\j.a' 
sub.  u7royp(i<|w.  per.  pass,  airo- 
yiypajifiai.  1  a.  pass.  aff£yp(i\')- 
drjv.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  uTrtypai^d- 
firjv  inf.  a-i:oyad-\paaQai. 

A~oyvii{i}  -(3,  f.  -iO(7U),  p.  aroy£- 
yvlhiKii,  (fr.azo  intens.  andyuiiia- 
to  iame)  to  weaken,  enervate,  en- 
feeble, debilitate ;  to  mutilate, 
dismember  ;  to  fracture,  dislocate. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  aitcyvluaa'  sub. 
airoyviiicuj. 

Avoyvfti'd^oiiai,  (fr.  same,  andyii;(- 
vu^ui  to  exercise)  to  practise  for 
improvement;  to  strip,  expose  ;  to 
speak,  or  act  shamlessty,  or  bare- 
facedly. 

A-rroyviivdu)  -ui,  f.  -liaui,  p.  ->i>Ka, 
(fr. same,  and  yvfiidui  to  strip,  th. 
yufiyig  naked)  to  strip,  undress; 
to  rliscover,  disclose,  expose ;  to 
exercise,  practise,  1  a.  par.  pass. 
anoyviJtvioQcli. 

Arroyvfiviaati,  -lof,  Att.  -tu)f, //,  (fr. 
last)  a  stripping  ;  nakedness  ;  ex- 
posure, discovery, 

Airoyvi'iiiKioaii,  -lof,  .\lt.  -tuf,  i;, 
(fr.  inrd  from,  and  yvvi)  a  woman) 
a  making  like  a  wotnan,  taming, 
subjusation. 

A~oyii)vt6iiiJitii  -ovitut,  (fr.  ord  from, 
and  yuivlii  a  corner)  to  creep  into 
a  corner  ;  to  hide,  .shrink,  shun, 
avoid,  pres.   inf.  anoytovtnTiaOm. 

'AruiVt,  a.  sin.  mas.  and  ncut.  pi. 
of  (('riMif. 

Avoi\d^niiai,  f.  -naoijai,  an<l  Poet. 
-daodiini,  (fr.  avi  inlcns.  and 
(Vi'^o/ini  lo  divide)  to  ileid  out, 
share,  distribute  ;  to  imparl,  cnm- 
municale.  I  a.  inf.  nnii!fdoanaQat. 
1  f.  inf.  a-rofidanraOai,  Poet,  lijr 
-^danoOrii,  and  -tidmaOm. 

krtn!\iiho,  (fr.  same,  anil  !\itlio  lo 
burn)  to  burn  up,  consume;  <ij 
parch,  scorch, 

Anni^oKvio,  f.  •fii'i(ii>,  p.  -iVili;Y<i,  (fr. 
iiitI)  from,  and  iSnVi-oj  lo  bile)  to 
bite  off",  snap. 

A^ofiaKpvTfK't,  -wi',  r<i,  (fr.  nc.vt) 
proimrrUives  of  Irars, 

Xrn^iticpi'tu),  f.  -iViu,  p.  -vKo,  (fr, 
nirJ  iiileim.  .ind  vnsp<'io  to  Wfcp) 
to  show  '{ffecttons  by  tears,  burst 


Ano 

ill/0    tcar.i ;    to   lumtnt,    bewuil. 

imp.    amiiiKovov,    Ion.    aro^a'/t- 

pvoy.  1   a.  ind.  act.  a^tiaKpvaa. 
ATTolanclv,    Dor.     for     anoiiifith', 

|ircs.  inf.  ororoor?/i/(i). 
Ait6<^ltoi,  -or,  0,  i),  Dor.  for  aird- 

Arooiifi(j(?i',  2  a.  inf.   act.  of  ano- 

'Jiipdn'i'ui,  sec  iapddfw. 
ATro(>tien1oi,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  next)  tri- 
hulari/  ;      subject,    suhonlinate ; 
sharing,  purlaktng  ;  divided,  at- 
iottfd. 

A'ooatr/tii,  -or,  i,  (fr.  ai:oid(oftai 
to  divide)  trihule,  tax  ;  udivimon, 
allotment,  distribution ;  partici- 
pation ;  share,  portion,  lot. 

AnoAdaaaaOai,  ;iiid  K-ro6dccecQai, 
Poet,  see  arofd^ofiat. 

Aro^iiu.Xi^a),  f.  -iVu,  (fr.  aTu  from, 
and  (5nD,\of  vEol.  for  6i\bs  a 
torch)  to  heat,  or  belabour  with 
<i  piece  of  Jirwood^  or  a  slick  off" 
tile  hearth  ;  to  strike,  bang, 

Anofiifieynai,  -^at,  -KTat,  per.  pass. 
of  niroSiy^Oftai. 

A~o!ieiuYiJiai,  per.  pass.  —  Airoik- 
ftiyfifvoi,  -^7,  •01',  par.  per.  pass. 
ofairoSctKvviJi, 

ArooeficiXtaKdra;,  (fr.  next)  fear- 
fully, timidly^  cowardly. 

AiroficictXiaKwi,  -via,  -oj,  [)ar.  per. 
act.  of  aTToitiXidw, 

AroicooKtfujcfih'oi,  -i;,  -nv,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  aToi^ok-i^uj^uj. 

AnoHfi'onat,   per.    pass,    of   arrooi- 

A-nofiifipaKa,  in  3  pi.  —  Ar')f;c&pd- 
Knat,  per.  act.  of  nrofiiCipdaKU). 

Ano^ffwica,  per.  ind.  act.  of  a7;o- 
fiii^u)ftt, 

Afoi^fi/f,  -/of  -oE{,  6,  j;,  (fr.  n7:o?iiw 
to  want)  inferior,  .lubordinate ; 
drjicienl,  defective;  void,  want- 
ing. 

Ai:oh7,  f.  ano^tnati,  inipcrs.  (fr. 
same)  there  is  wanting,  it  is  de- 
^ficienl,  it  M  requisite,  or  iieces- 
nary. 

A'Toi'ci^iTTui,  or  -laaiii,  and  A-rocti- 
fiTTOjiai,  or  -iaaoiini,  (fr.  nro 
from,  and  fitifiiacoiiai  to  affright) 
to  terrify,  scare,  fri^liten  away  ; 
to  deter,  discourage,  dissuade. 
imp.  ii-co[i^>iaa6iJt)i'. 

Affoi^tiVi'C/K,  f.  n-roiUi^u),  p.  azn?,!- 
iciKu,  (fr.  n-zb  inlcns.  and  fnixw- 
/ii  to  siiow)  to  shoii-,  exhibit,  ma- 
nifesi,  discover,  point  out  ;  to  dis. 
play,  publish,  tTjinse  ;  to  demon- 
strate, prove,  make  good,  evince  ; 
make  appear  ;  render,  make, 
cause  to  be.  prcs.  inf.  act.  a-ao- 
iiitKviviii.  par.  firoi^fik'ii'f.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  «r»M[(fi*  inf.  n-nfiti^nt, 
Ion.  aTTnfii^ai.  prcs.  inf.  pass. 
aKo^uKi'vaOiti.  per.  aTroiUciiy/tat' 
par.  anocti^ciypiioi. 

AnonciKfii!,  -hca,  -vv,  a.  sin.  -vvi- 
ra,  par.  prcs.  act.  of  last. 

A-oi^cocTiTkAf,  -'),  'OV,  or  -ou,  h,  i';, 
(fr.  same)  rlemonslrative,  show- 
ing ;  proving,  convincing. 

ArocciKTtKwf,  (fr.  last)  evidently, 
dearly,  explicitly. 

ArootiKTis,  -or.,  'o,  {,,  (fr,  aroitlx- 
vofii    to    display)    that   can    be 


Ano 

jiroitd,  or  shown ;  prorcable ; 
likely,  probable. 

AroStiXidaif,  -lOf,  Att.  -to)?,  i';,  (fr. 
next)  laziness;  timidity,  fear, 
cowardice. 

A-roitt\idii>  -d,  f.  -(iffu),  p.  ai:o!ic- 
ItiXlaKa,  (fr.  (iro  intens.  andc^ci- 
XiGu)  to  fear)  to  dread,  ft  ar  great- 
ly ;  to  fly,  escape,  snun,  avoid, 
shrink,  fail. 

Aroiil^at,  1  a.  inf.  net.  —  A-ro^cl- 
ffd',  1  f.  inf.  act.  of  aroittKi'Vfit, 

Avoiel^ci,  d.  sin.  cont.  Att.  of 

ArrfiJcifif,  and  Ion.  Ardic^i;,  -loi, 
Att.  -eioi,  I'l,  (fr.  anoi^clKwiii  to 
display)  proof,  demonstration  ; 
eviilence,  testimony  ;  a  test,  trial, 
experiment ;  a  specimen,  sample  ; 
pattern,  example. 

Ar(5<5ti 77105,  -nv,  !>,  i),  (fr.  airb  from, 
and  h7nrov  dinner)  after  dinner, 
having  dined,  or  supped.  Or,  (fr. 
ai:b  priv.  and  same)  without  din- 
ner, suppcrlcss,  hungry,  empty. 

Ar.ohdpttv,  Ion.  for  airo^/pcii',  pres. 
inf.  act.  of  anofifpiii. 

Aro^ctpoTOfiiu)  -(3,  I.  -I'/Cw,  p.  -t/Ka, 
{fr.  nrrb  intens.  and  htpaTOfiin)  to 
behead)  to  decollate,  cut  off  the 
head,  behead  ;  to  slay,  slaughter  ; 
to  strip, or  take  rff,  or  from  about 
the  neck.  1  a.  act.  antfictpordfun' 
aa.  1  f.  inf.  act.  avoiiiporoni'i- 
cctv. 

Annf,iiyOui,  -t7aa,  -h,  1  a.  par. 
pass. — ATo^iiyOi'iccaOat,  1  f. 
inf.  pass,  of  azociiiKwui. 

AiTof.tKnToTiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont. 
—  Aroi5£».-(iror)r£,  2pl.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  act.  —  A roiiKario,  jircs.  ind. 
act.  cont.  of 

AnoficKardu)  -d,  f.  -liffu,  p.  aiTO<^c- 
liKaruiKn,  fr.  azb  intcns.  and  <!c- 
Kurdui,  which  sec. 

A7rof^c<fn'ruo-if,  -lOf,  Att.  -£(i)f,  hi 
(fr.  last)  decimation  ;  n  division 
into  tens  ;  a  punishment  (f  every 
tenth ;  lithe  ;  payment,  or  receiv- 
ing of  tithe. 

Avoh'Kiadnt,  Ion.  for  arof'i'x^taOai, 
prcs.  inf.  |)ass.  of  a-Kohi^^oiini. 

ATofiKTfos,  -a,  -01',  or  -on,  h,  i';, 
(fr.  niToviy^ojtai  to  receive)  to  he 
received,  atlmittcd,  or  allowed; 
that  must  be  taken. 

Avu^{kti](;,  -nv,  and  Aroccariip, 
-ncn;,  i,  (fr.  same)  a  receiver, 
colli  clor ;  a  lax  gatherer,  farmer 
of  the  revenue,  publican. 

ATociKTuf,  -oi;  b,  II,  (fr.  same) 
acceptable,  pleasing,  agreeable, 
grateful,  v-clcome  ;  approved, 
tried. 

A-oicffnio;iat  -oiJ/yni,  (Ir.  «ro  in- 
tens. and  fi(vf<pnva  tree)  lo  grov- 
thick,  or  close ;  to  be  covered, 
overgrown,  or  overrun  with  trees; 
to  shoot,  sprout,  become,  or  be 
changed  into  a  tree.  prcs.  inf. 
pass.  arni^ivfipnTiaOai.  I  a.  pass, 
ind.  oTobivopijiOriV  par.  aroccv- 
ffj-oOdi. 

ATo('f'fni,  Anoh^iintvoi,  lon.  for 
aT:oh'il,nt,  1  a.  inf.  act.  and  «ro- 
cit^dfiivni;,  1  a.  par.  mid.  of  a-nn- 
UtKvvin.  And  other  |>arts  in  like 
manner.  J 

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Ano 

Avoit^dntvoi,    -1),    -ov,    par.    and   . 
ArpH^aaOai,   inf.    1   a.  mid.  — 
ATTotVyfi/itOii,   1  pi.    pres.    ind. 
mid.  of  a:Toi/vo^ai. 

Ar:6fic(ii,  -los,  Alt.  -{(■>;,  Ion.  for 
a-ir6iri(ti. 

ATToi/o/ini  -oTiiiat,  pres.  ind.  mid. 
or  pass,  of  iiTToWui. 

AirSf'Cpua,  -oTOf,  t6,  (fr.  avoifpu)  to 
skin)  a  skin,  hide;  booty,  plun- 
der, spoil. 

Af!o6cpixnri(j)  -Cj,  f.  -waui,  (fr.  last) 
to  strip,  peel.  Arrohpfinrdnftai 
-oiifint,  to  have  the  hide  or  cover- 
ing stripped  off'. 

Avoblpw,  and  Ion.  Anoitlpw,  (fr. 
airb  from,  and  fiipw  to  skin)  to 
flay,  skin,  uncase  ;  to  peel,  strip. 

Avdicaii,  -io(,  Att.  -i(i)(,  i;,  (fr. 
aiTotiiot  to  bind  up)  a  tying,  bind- 
ing, fastening. 

AiToienftfu)  -ui,  ATOihaitdii)  -cD,  and 
Aro^tcficvw,  (fr.  next)  to  tie  up, 
confine,  hind,  swathe,  bandage. 

A-nofitajibi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  avb  intens. 
and  ieafibi  a  band)  a  packet, 
bundel,  parcel ;  a  wrapper,  cloth, 
napkin;  a  swathe,  hand,  ban- 
dage ;  a  fdlet,  headband,  hair- 
lace ;  a  stomacher,  or  such  like 
dress  for  the  breast,  or  bosom. 

Anobc^^Odi,  -tlea,  -iv,  1  a.  par. 
pass,  of 

ATTofifj^Ofiai,  f.  nrofit^niini,  p.  airoSi- 
ieyiKit,  (fr.  nnb  intens.  and  h'xn- 
fiat  to  receive)  to  receive,  take, 
get,  bear ;  to  entertain,  treat ;  to 
take,  accept ;  lo  admit,  allow, 
submit  to,  approve  of,  assent  to  ; 
to  comprehend  ;  to  follov' ;  to  ap- 
praise, estijnalr,  rate,  value,  es- 
teem, pros.  impr.  mid.  niroi^tynv. 
1  a.  ind.  pass,  a-ni^ixdriv,  3  pi. 
amcfyOticav.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  aire- 
?icldi.ir]V  inf.  avoti^aaBai. 

ATTof.tx^l/wni,  -11,  -ov,  (par.  prcs. 
mid.  of  last)  received,  acknow- 
ledged  ;  acceptable,  agreeable. 

AiTobiii)  -cS,  f.  -r'lrrto,  p.  -nxn,  (fr, 
iivb  intens.  and  i^i'ia  to  tie)  to 
bind,  tie  up,  or  logelher,  gird; 
to  enclose,  pack,  wrap  up  ;  tojix, 
fas' en. 

Aroi^/o)  -S,  (fr.  same,  and  ftta)  to 
want)  lo  he  ahsent,  or  away 
from  ;  to  be  vanline,  deficient, 
inferior  ;  to  fail,  fall  short. 

A-of'i/Xdo)  -w,  f.  -liaui,  p.  -b)Kn,  fr, 
same,  and  (V;X(5u),  which  see.  ■ 

ArrnhlfiHti  -d,  f.  -t'au),  p.  n-znfic^n- 
ftijKa,  (fr.  arb  from,  and  ffijioi 
people)  to  go  from  home,  tra- 
vel, journey  ;  to  sojourn,  reside 
abroail.  1  a.  ind.  act.  areii'iftiiaa' 
par.  aitociiiji'iciK;. 

Aro! nixnrhu  -or,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
traveller  ;  a  sojourner,  lodger  ;  a 
stranger  ;  engaged,  or  Irusy 
alirnad. 

AJ^octjittiTtKi^,  -i),  -bv,  or  -oTi,  '(),  I], 
(fr.  same)  journeying,  travel- 
ling ;  foreign  ;  living,  or  trading 
edirnad. 

Anofiiidii,  -ac,  ,'„  (fr.  same)  ajour- 
nei/,  travelling;  residence  abroad, 
foreign  service  ;  absence  from 
home. 


Ano 

A-nifriiioit  -»">  *j  h,  (fr-  same) 
going,  or  tiling  abroad,  an  ab- 
sentee ;  a  traveller,  sojourner, 
lodger. 

Aro'?j;f<i3»',  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
aT0(5/ifif(i». 

XitoSia,  -ai,  f),  (ff.  dvovi  without 
feet)  want  of  feet. 

AT0(5iacrdu  -d,  t.  -rjcu),  (fr.  a~!i  in- 
teiis.  and  Statrdu)  to  diet)  to  ar- 
bitrate, mediate;  decide,  deter- 
mine. 1   a.  ind.  act.  a~c6i)'iT7]ca. 

A~oitaiiTi\^ii>,  f.  -£,\ui,  p.  avr.Sii- 
oTuXicu,  (fr.  same,  and  ^laor/ AAui 
to  separate)  <o  divide  from,  ex- 
clude ;  to  keep  q/f",  hinder ;  to 
enclose,  fence,  hedge ;  to  appro- 
priate, set  axide. 

Azoharplfiui,  f.  -i|(j,  (fr.  same,  and 
itarplfiu)  to  delay)  to  abide,  rest, 
wait,  stay  ;  to  trifle,  loiter,  linger. 

AroliidaKui,  f.  -fu),  (fr.  an-u  from, 
and  SiSdaiciji  to  teach)  to  un- 
tcach ;  to  unlearn,  forget. 

Airoftiietv  -uvi;  for  atroCiidvat, 
pres.  inf.  of  arroSlSujii. 

AToiiioiiat,  pres.  pass,  of  same. 

AroMSdvni,  f'res.  inf.  act.  — Ato- 
6tS6Tu,  3  sin.  pres.  inipr.  act. — 
AvoitSuuf,  neul.  sin.  and  Aro- 
itiovTtf,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  — 
AnuSi^wat,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  of 
av>fHu)fii. 

A'^Toit^pdaKti),  f.  aroSpdaoi,  (fr.  azi 
from,  and  itiodaKui  to  fly)  to 
flee,  fly  away,  run  qjf,  escape ; 
to  hide,  skulk,  shrink  front,  see 
airo^pdu). 

Aitofiifnojit,  f.  airo^iJTa),  p.  avoilib}- 
Kd,  (fr.  awo  intens.  and  Siiwfit  to 
give)  to  give  up,  give  back,  re- 
store, return;  to  yielil,  produce, 
bring  forth ;  to  repay,  requite, 
recompense ;  to  pay,  discharge  ; 
to  give,  grant,  bestow ;  to  permit, 
concede,  assign,  attribute ;  to  ren- 
der, construe,  interpret,  explain. 
Ai!or,liofiat,  to  give,  sell  dedi- 
cate, or  devote  one's  self.  pres. 
a^t.  impr.  avoilSodf  opt.  airoSi- 
iolnv,  -t]{,  -rf  sub.  a-irolitlii,  -wf, 
-<«•  inf.  arroiii6vai,  and  airo^i- 
i6tiv  'Ouv,  as  if  fr.  arroiihiu)' 
par.  anoiidain,  -odaa,  -6v'  imp. 
antilfiiiv.  2  a.  act.  ind.  aviiivv, 
it)f,  -ii)'  impr.  diro6of,  -dTw,  2 
pi.  ayr6i<yrt.  opt.  azoiolriv,  -»;{, 
-n,  in  pi.  by  Sync.  aTroinlntv, 
-oXrt,  -oitv,  and  Att.  arroii^v, 
-n<,  -v'  *ub.  affO(5i3,  -ipj,  -ip*  inf. 
aroiovvai,  and  Att.  Dor.  JEol. 
arofiliivaf  par.  awo^ovf,  -ovaa, 
•iv,  1  a,  ind.  act.  nrliuKit.  prcri. 
paiis.  and  mid.  ind.  avoMioitar 
impr.  airofii/taij>,-aOiii'  opt,  airo- 
iifiolfinrf-olo,  -o'tTo'  sub.  anoii- 
r'oiiai,  -Ip,  -iorai'  inf.  aTroHioa- 
ttaf  par.  arofnfi6ittvn(.  imp.  art- 
iifAfitiv,  -ao,  -TO.  per.  pass.  ind. 
airoi^ii)fini'  npl.  anoltioltiriv 
Bub.  aTro!nfiifim.  ppcr.  a7r£(it(ii<- 
(iijv.  ppfut.  a»ro(li^(iffO(j/ii.  1  H. 
pasw.  m'l.  airjiliJOi;!'"  op',  nnfm- 
OclijV  inf.  aro^oO^fai.  1  f.  pass. 
riiriioOi'iaofini.  1  H.  ind.  mid.  o^t- 
Ju)K(i/i>If,  2  a,  mid.  ind,  a?r<>'i)- 
fifty  impr.  a'x^lnao'  opt.  aneiai' 


' Aro&oi,  A~oS6a0ai,  see   airoii- 

AffO(5(5i'ru(7if,  -10?,  Att.  -tuf,  ^,  (fr. 
a-!r!)   from,    and    oioin;,    a  tooth) 


Ano  Ano 

^w'  sub.  aroJw^ai'  inf.  arociJff- 

9a(,  par.  a.Tooouii'Of. 
i  Airoi^iVrTjfii,  and   A7ro^u'(TT<iij    -d, 

(fr.  aTTo  intens.  and  cu<jtti^u  toj 

part)  <o  sep'ir.te,  divide  ;  to  break  |      cleaning  the  teeth  ;  removing  the 

off,  interrupt;    to  decide,  detcr-\     tartar  from  then. 

mine,  make  an  end  of.  |'A;ro()of,  Ard&OTt,  ATtoSouvat,  Awo- 

Avohxa^oi,  f.  -daiii,  (fr.  aTTo  priv.  I     Sovi,  see  aroii'ow^i, 

and  liKu^i-j  to  judge)  ?o  fzc^i/i^,  'AtocSoj,  -ov,  !],  Ion.  for  dcioSoi. 

free,  clear.  .['ArroAoy,  g,  sin,  of  dzovj. 

AiroSiKeui  -w,  f.   -i/aw,    (IV.   s&me,[AT:o^6c1iioi,-iiv,b,j),(ir.tnTo8iSufii 

and  Ji*:))  sentence)  to  plead.         |     to  repay)  due,  owing,  liable. 
.KiTohviu)  -w,    f.    -riau),  (fr.   same,  i  AjriJ^fjcrif,    -lof,    Att.    -tuif,   ^,    (fr. 

and  (itvita   to  roll)  <o  whirl;  to 

tumble,  roll  over. 
A-^oltoTTuinriu)  -Si,   and  ATToiio-aoii- 

rcojiai  -oi'ftni,  (fr.  arrS  from,  and 

Jioro^Tf'w  to   avert  ;    whicli  fr. 

Aidf  Jupiter,  and  -ofin-i)  an  expi- 
ation) to  put  out  of  the  way,  send 


same)   return,  restitution,  repay- 
vienl ;  retribution,  recompense. 
ArroSoTfip,  -Tjpoi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  re- 
storer, recompenscr. 
.\.T!olioTiK!ii,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  that 
ivhich  repays,  repaying,  retribu- 
tory. 
off,  remove  ;  to  avert,  dejirccate ;  \  A-i'^ovXo^,  -ov,  o,  fj,  (fr.  aid  from, 
I)  atone,  expiate.  |     and   covXoi   a  slave)  bom  of  a 

ATTo^iopi'iJovrtf,   n.    pi,    par,   pres.       slave,  servile. 

act.  of  AtroSouvai,  2  a.  inf,  act,  of  arroot 

AiToCiopi^u),  f.  -lau),  p,  a~o6i{ipiKa,\     Sutfit. 

(fr.  turd  from,  and  Siopii^io  to  fii-iATtoio)(e7ov,  -ov,   tD,  (fr.  airoSi^O' 
vide)  to  separate,  sever  ;  to  with-]     ^tat  to  admit)  a  rccejitacle,  store- 


draw,  form  a  schism,  or  sect,   to 
limit,  bound,  conflne,  determine 

Aro^ioKti'u),  fr.  nr3  intens,  and 
iicKcvui  which  see. 

ATToii(}'6uYyoii)  -C),  f,  -dxrii),  (fr.  airi 
from,  and  ii(pdoyyoi  a  diph- 
thong) to  form  a  diphtlwng  ;  to 
unite,  or  coalesce  in  sounil. 

Airoi^t(p66yyijiati,  -lo?,  Att.  -twf,  i/, 
(fr.  last)  the  union  cf  vowels  into 
a  diphthong  ;  a  concord  of  sounds. 

A?ro(5(u),  f.  -lau,  (fr.  ard  from,  and 
iiu)  to  drive)  to  drive  out,  expel, 
banish,  force  away,  turn  out. 

AftoitiiKd),  f.  -fo),  (fr.  same,  and 
itwKu)  to  pursue)  to  chase,  or 
drive  away  ;  to  banish,  turn  out. 

Airoit(j)(i!,  -toi,  Att.  -twf,  //,  (fr. 
last)  expulsion,  banishment. 

AiToSodclriv,  AwofioOiivai,  AttoSoG^- 
Gouai,  see  uTrollSw/jLt. 

AiTocoKfui  -d,  t.  -I'lao),  (fr.  ari  priv. 
and  ioKfui  to  seem)  to  displease, 
disgust,  dissatisfy,  offend,  shock  ; 
to  decline,  disapprove  ;  to  decide, 
determine,  pres.  inf.  act.  a-noio- 
kUiv  -tiv. 

ATToiovi^u'fu),  and  AiroffOKiitdia  -w, 
f,  -daij),  p.  anoftioKlfiOKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  ioKifidl^ii)  to  prove)  to 
disapprove,  dislike  ,"  to  reject,  ills, 
allow,  reprobate,  refuse,  cast  off; 
to  despise,  undervalue,  make  lit- 
tle of.  I  a.  ind,  act,  airiCoKifiatra. 
prr,  pass,  airoftioKliiacfiat.  I  a, 
md.  pass.  aniioKifidaOiiv. 

ATO(5n*(^affOf)vai,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of 
laiit. 

Aito^oKi/iaitta,  -af,  4,  (fr,  same) 
disapprohiUinu,  dislike;  rejection, 
rrprohalion  ;  ccnaurt. 

ArrofioKinaiTtof,  -n,  -ov,  (fr,  same) 
to  be  rrprnhaled,  that  must  he 
disapproi.rrt,  Ihnl  ought  to  b»  re- 
jircJrd. 

AroHKifioi,  -ou,  n,  fi,  (fr,  same) 
disajiprovcd,  disliked,  rejerled  ; 
cast  rff,  rrprobnte  ;  base,  false, 
counterfeit. 

A-o':6iitvnt,  Anofiiiitvoi.Arofiovvni, 

n\) 


house  ;  a  rej'ugc,  retreat,  shelter, 
asylum. 

AToSo){fi,  -r;?,  >'i,  (fr.  same)  ac- 
ceptation, acknowledgment,  ac- 
ceptance ;  reception,  admission, 
admittance ;  approbation,  praise^ 
commendation. 

Anoio^ixdii)  -w,  f.  -uau,  (fr,  aitj  in- 
tens. and  ^o^ix6h>  to  bend)  to 
crook,  bend  ;  lo  warp,  twist,  dis- 
tort ;  to  pervert,  corrupt,  turn  from 
the  right  way.  I  a.  ind.  act,  airf 
i6')(lio>an'  inf,  a;rodo;(;fiu)(rai"  par, 
aTToio^jju)aui. 

ATT6(]payiia,-dT0f,  tH,  (fr.  airoSpdC' 
au>  to  gather)  a  handful. 

Airo^padc7t',  metaplas.  for  airoiap- 
Otiv,  which  see, 

AirdSpaOi,  pres.  impr.  act,  —  Avo- 
^p:il>;i',  opt,  — Airoipupai,  inf,  — 
Aroc'pi/f,  par,  of  arroipTJut,  same 
as  (irro()pa'u), 

Arrnipdacia,  -of,  -c,  1  a,  opt.  act. 
/Eol,  of  aiToiodu). 

An6ipaat^,  -toi,  Att.  -t(i»f,  )),  (fr, 
airofpdu)  to  run  away)  flight, 
escape,  running  away ;  a  shun- 
ning, avoiding ;  a  leaving,  quil- 
tinq,  forsaking. 

Airofpdaaui,  or  -rrui,  and  Arnfpda- 
cofiai,  or  -TTOfiai,  (fr.  arrd  intens. 
and  i^pdrrau)  to  lay  hold  on)  to 
collirl,  gather,  reap  ;  to  pluck, 
pull,  crop, 

ATTofpiiu)  -(3,  f.  -daui,  p.  airoHSpaxa, 
(fr.  nn-i  from,  and  i^pdo)  to  fly) 
lo  fly,  otflev,  run  away,  escape; 
lo  shun,  avoid  ;  lo  retire,  decline. 
I  a.  ind.  art.  rfjfi^naa'i,hy  Sync, 
anifna'  par.  a:TO''paq*  or  par, 
pres,  of  II  iroi'pij;! I , SCO  in  a'^6fpaOi . 

AirHi^cirr,  pres,  impr,  act,  of 

Airo/'p/Tii),  f.  -if'!),  p.  rfJoM(^pt<pa, 
(fr.  /irrA  mtens.  and  I'p/rru  to 
reap)  lo  collect,  gather,  reap, 
ninin  ;  lo  enjoy,  reap  the  benrflt. 

Aniii'nd^ic,  -loi,  Alt.  -cuf,  'i,  (fr. 
lani)  the  calhriin);,  or  collection 
of  the  fruits  of  the  earth  ;  reap- 
ing, mowing,  nulling. 


Ano 

Avoiptlvai,  '~  a.  inf.  or  Ion.  for 
aru^piii'di,  prcs.  inf.  of  ai:oip})iiif 
SBini'  as  avoipiiiD, 

A-xdfpriaif^  -io{,  Ion.  for  airSfpttois. 

ArS^pofiOi,  -0(1,  0,  1^,  (IV.  anoTpl\io 
lo  run  bark)  rominii  back,nturii- 
inf,  arriving,  reaching  the  goal ; 
also  in/trinr,  beatin  in  the  race. 

X-oipinrrui,  f.  -i|u),  (IV.  tx-zd  intcns. 
and  fpirrw  to  tear)  to  lacerate, 
raid,  mangle;  lo  itnp,  akin,  peel, 
excoriate. 

Xirofpo(^ia,  (fr.  avi  intens.  and  ip{>- 
^u),  Ir.  -  a.  of  fpvTTTio  to  tear) 
same  as  azot^pvnrw.  pres.  opt. 
avoipvipotfu.  1  a.  sub.  nzo^pvxpu). 
1  a.  niil.  pass.  arcipiKpOiiv. 

\roip<i,  com.  for  airo^pdio. 


Ano 

rone,  or  girdle ;  to  unhind,  vntie ; 
to  pxtt  out  oj'qffice,  discharge,  din- 
niiM,  disbaiid ;  to  nrparuie,  dis- 
tinite,  force  awai/,  1  ii.  inf.  pass. 
<uro^uiffOi))'U(. 

AttoOoAAu),  f.  -iiXui,  p.  aTTorWaXKa, 
(fr.uTTo  priv.  and^d^Xw  lo  bloom) 
lo  cast,  shed,  or  dr(rp  the  ^floiier  ; 
to  wither,  decay,  fade.    1  ii.  ind. 

.  act.  airiUnXa.  jicr.  jjass.  utuu- 
OaXfiai. 

.KnoOtii'ttni,lon.  and  AroSuw?, Att. 
ior  mroOavti,  2  sin.  of  anoOavoi- 
l^ai,  '2  f.  mid.  of  ,i77u0>');<j*(o. 

XnoOuielv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  — AnoSa- 
ic'taOai,  2  f.  inf.  mid.  —  Airoda- 
vtTrui,  3  sin.  and  AvoOavc'icOe,  2 
pi.  2  f.  ind.  mid.  of  same. 


A>ro^O<i?;v,Att.  for  oTo^pdoi/ii,  pres.  JATroOaroTffa,   Dor.  for  azoOuvovaa, 
opt.  act.  o[ arofpdii).  j     n.  sin.   fern.   par.   pres.  act.   ol 

Airdivut,   or   A7roi5iitii,  f.   -vau,   p.       same 


a-ooifvKa,  (fr.  ari  from,  and  ifi- 
fii  or  6v(ji  to  enter)  to  strip,  di- 
vest, unrobe,  undress ;  lo  despoil, 
plunder;  to  loosen,  untie.  Aro- 
ivofiai,  lo  put  off",  cast  o/T,  lay 
aside;  to  prepare,  make  ready, 
undertake,  par.  pres.  act.  aro^dj. 
prcs.  pass.  aToivofiai.  imp.  a7r£- 
ii'O/ii;)',  3  pi.  avcivovro. 
ATToSvpofiai,  f.  -povfiai,  (fr.  airi  in- 
tens. and  olvpofiat  to  grieve)  In 
lament,  bewail,  deplore 


AnoOiauj,  •);;,  ->/,  2  a.  sub.  act.  — 
AToOui'cir,  -ovaa,  -dv,  g.  sin. 
-oi'TOf,  d.  sin.  -ovTt,  a.  sin.  -ovra, 
par.  2  a  act.  of  same. 

AiToOapj)iii>  -w,  f.  -/joti),  (fr.  niro  in- 
tens. and  5ap(5/u  to  trust)  to  con- 
fide, trust ;  be  bold,  confident ; 
to  venture,  dare. 

AvoOiivfini^iji,  f.  -rtffw,  (fr.  same, 
and  Sav/iii^ui  to  wonder)  to  ad- 
mire, wander  at  ;  to  veiicrate, 
look  up  to,  respect,  regard. 


Arooi'ji-Sffn,  -iii;  par.  pres,  —  Aro-  AjroOtiVo),  (fr.  mzd  intens.  and^c/io) 
Ouaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  AvoCvad-l     'o  strike)  to  be  cut  I'Jf;  to  die. 
/Jti'os,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of  a-rrdivui.lA-nodefiCvoi,   ->i,  -ov,    par.  —  Atro- 

ArdivBts,    -loj,   Att.    -to)?,  )';,    (fr.       CiVOnf,  ii.f.  2  a.  mid. — AnJdca- 
aiTofvut  to  strip)  a  stripping,  wi-\     6c,  2  pi.  impr.  2  a.  mid.  —  Ajto- 


dressing  ;  a  loose7iing,  untying. 

AiroivjircTidi  -Ci,  f.  -I'/aoi,  (fr.  airo 
from,  (^u$  ill,  and  r/ro)  or  Trinru) 
to  fall)  to  fret,  fume,  chafe;  to 
he  impatient,  take  ill ;  to  resist, 
oppose,  struggle  against. 

A-ToCva-irirriat;,  -loj,  Att.  -ttci,  i), 
(fr.  same)  anger,  rage;  fretful- 
JIMS,  impatience,  sullenness. 

AroivTiioiOf,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  a-rdSvfii 
to  strip)  a  rooin  for  undressing. 

Arociw,  or  AttoHvii),  f.  -vao),  p. 
-vKa,  see  airoivfti. 

AttocH,  -i){,  -'o,  —  A~oiii)Tiv,  -(f)»7f, 
-ifV,  —  Avoidaw,  -cii,  -£(,  see 
oTToliiSwiti. 

ATriiwv,  g.  pi.  of  rfrrovf. 

AirofiiLaovTCi,  n.  pi.  par.  and  Avo- 
iiiaovai,  3  pi.   1  f.   ind.  act.  of 

AirrftiTToi, -f5,  -£,2  a. ind Ardctn', 

impr.  by  Apos.  for  ardcnTc  — 
A-noiiiTuj,  -jis,  -ri,  Fub.  Poct.  for 
ar£7irov,rtir£77r',  <r£Tr(D,fr.  aitlvui. 

Anadpht,  (fr.  ari  intens.  and  tfpw 
same  as  ipBcipia  to  destroy)  /o 
</ni;e  avm/,  hinder,  repel;  to 
separate,  divide. 

Airo/oyu),  Poet,  for  a-rioyi^j  same 
as  mrtioyiM) 


Oii^cOa,  1  pi.  2  a.  sub.  mid.  of 
aroriSi/ut. 

'AvoBcv,  (fr.  an-a  from)  froyn  nfar ; 
far,  distant. 

Anode6w  -u>,  f.  -o'xrot,  (fr.  anb  in- 
tens. and  5fo?  a  deity)  to  deify, 
rank  among  the  .gods. 

Aro6fpi'^w,  f.  -law,  (fr.  same,  and 
$cpi^w  lo  reap)  <o  mou',  rf«p, 
gather,  collect  )iariest ;  to  fell, 
exit  down  ;  to  cut  off",  extirpate, 
strip,  spoil. 

ATrddctrii,  -IDS,  Att.  -£0)s,  /;,  (fr. 
a-rroTlOrifti  lo  set  down)  a  putting 
off",  or  away  ;  a  discharge,  dis- 
mission ;  a  deprivation,  degrada- 
tion, removal. 

A-r:60iaTOi,-ov,  b,i'i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rrodiu)  to  desire)  unregarded, 
neelf<^lfd,  slighted. 

AirdOcToi,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  aTrnriBnin 
lo  lay  by)  set  aside,  laid  by  ; 
hidden,  abstruse.  Sub.  a  miisi- 
cal  measure. 

AtroQiii)   -d,   f.   -cvaii),  (fr.  avb   in- 
tens. and  S/(i>  to  run)  lo  run  with 
speed,  hasten ;  to  run  away,  set 
off"  running.   1  f.  mid.  airoOcvco 
fifn'  par.  airoQcvcrifitiof. 

AiroOci!ionBtS^  -10$,  Att.  -fax,  i';,  (fr. 


Aroip^ij),  and  Aroip^ia,  f.  avoioaio,'     nr.i  intens.  and  ^iwpio)  to  view) 


(fr.  ard  from,  and  /'p^ui  to  pine) 
to  swallow  up,  ineidph,  sweep 
rnuny,  overv:helm,  dtvrnir,destroy. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  /¥.o\.  andipaa,  -as, 
-£,  without  an  augment. 
Airo^uviujiij  or  Aro^iDi'i'iio),  f.  airo- 
^liau),  (fr.  arj  from,  and  ^n'lu/v- 
ptt  to  gird)  to  ungird,  loose  the 


a  sigltt,  view,  prospect ;  exami- 
nation, inquiry. 

AzoOi'wcris,  -'»?,  Att.  -£w?,  -i'/,  (fr. 
airoOtiu  to  deify)  placing  among 
Die  gods;  consecration,  hallov.ine. 

AToOi'iKn,   -T]i>  >U    (fr-  airoTiOrijii  to 
lay  up)   a  storehouse,  repository, 
warelumse  ;  n  barn,  grannry. 
(72) 


Ano 

AnoOnpltDtrti,  -lof,  Alt.  -tiDf,  i'/,  (fr. 
ii-rA  intens.  and  $tjpiov  a  wild 
beast)  wiliincss,  fiircencis,  sa- 
lUiicnrss,  cruelty. 

ArruOiiaavpl^o),  f.  -laui,  p.  anoTcSti- 
cuvptKii,  (Ir.  and  intens.  iiiid  Sij- 
ff(ii'p/iu  lo  treasure)  to  lay  up, 
hoard,  amass  ;  to  store,  colicct. 

AjroWi;(Tut)p((T/i()i-,  -ov,  4,  »5,  (fr.  last) 
a  hoarding,  amassing. 

ArroOi'ioonai,  1  f.  mid.  of  aTOTlOrifii. 

AiroOM/Jouoi,  3pl.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

Ato(Ui>'ui,  f.  -1^0),  p.  nOTT-f'6X(0a, 
(fr.  uird  intens.  and  5Ai'/3u)  to 
press^  ro  press  upon,  squeeze, 
crowd,  confine;  toexpress,uring, 
strain,  squeeze  out  ;  to  dart  out, 
emit ;  to  strike,  dash  ;  to  oppress. 

AnoOvr'iaKei,  3  sin.  and  -Kouev, 
-Kovai,  1  and  3  pi.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  AvodiD'iBKciv,  pres.  inf. 
act.  —  Anodt'r'iaKot,  3  sin.  pres. 
opt.  act. — AirnOvi'iaKwi',  -ovaa, 
-ov,  par.  pres.  act.  of 

ATToOvi^aKti),  f.  aTtodvi'i^ti),  p.  avorlQ- 
vvKa,  (fr.  airi  intens.  and  ^vij- 
OKiD  to  (lie)  to  decease,  die  ;  to  be 
dead  to  renounce,  forsake ;  lobe 
as  dead ;  to  be  omitted,  not  count- 
ed.  2  a.  act.  ind.  anlOavov  sub. 
aTToOnvui'  inf.  airuOave'iv  par. 
airodavdv.  2  f.  mid.  airodavovitat, 

A-roOopihi  -u),  (fr.  anb  from,  and  5o- 
pf'o)  or  -Siipo)  to  leap)  to  leap  down. 

A-TTdOov,  -ia6u>,  2  a.  impr.  mid.  of 

UTOTidniil- 

A-uOovvrai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of 
avoOiu),  to  run. 

A  rroBpwaKwaiv,^  pi.  pros.  sub.  act.  of 

AiTuOpuiaKO),  f.  -oil),  (fr.  airu  from, 
and  SpwaKu)  to  leap)  to  leap 
down,  or  off;  to  alight,  dis- 
mount ;  to  spring  bark,  rebound, 
recoil  ;  to  start,  rush  out. 

AnoOviJini,,  -ov,  b,  }/,  (fr.  oTti  from, 
and  Sviid!  the  mind)  unpleasant, 
unacceptable,  disagreeable  ;  hate- 
ful, odious. 

ArroOMt/jtaaaf,  for  anoBavfinaai,  1 
a.  par.  act.  of  airoBuviid^io. 

AnohiTos,  -ov,  b,  if,  (fr.  a  iieg.  and 
■notfoi  to  make)  rude,  rough,  un- 
finished, imperfect. 

ATToiKfu)  -w,  f.  -I'laii),  (fr.  airi  from, 
and  oiKiu)  to  dwell,  th.  oiKOi  a 
house)  to  come  to  live,  comtfrom 
abroad ;  be  far  from  home,  be 
absent  ;  to  migrate,  emigrate, 
change  residence. 

AiroiKtala,  and  AiroiKla,  -us,  »/,  (fr. 
same)  absence  from  home,  resi- 
dence aliroarl  ;  a  colony,  planta- 
tion, settlement ;  a  carrying  into 
captivity. 

AtoikUw,  f.  -law,  p.  arwKixa,  (fr. 
same,  and  oikI^w  to  found)  lo 
colonize,  plant,  settle;  to  remove, 
carry  into  captivity.  I  a.  ind.  act. 
aiTWKtaa'  inf.  aroiKiVc//.  per.  pass. 
ajTWKtaiiat'  par.  aruiKiaftivOi.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  a-rifKiadriV  par.  airw- 
KiaOdi. 

KirotKKi.  -if.o;,  /;,  and  'AnniKOf,  -ov, 
b,  (fr.  same)  a  colonist,  nettler, 
planter.  Adj.  of  a  settlement, 
colo7iial. 

AjToiKtajiii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  colo- 


Ano 

nizatum,     emigration ;     leading 
into  captivity. 
KvotKoiofiiu)   -ui,    1.    -rjaiji,  (fr.  a~i 
priv.  and  oikoSo^cu)  to  build,  th. 
oixos  a  house)  to  build  up,  stop 
up,  batricade  ;  to  dismantle,  pull 
doum,  destroy,  overthrow, 
A.jrotfiJ)^ij!,  f.  -^w,  (fr.  a-jo  intens. 
and  otfiui^ut  to  lament)  to  bewail, 
benioan,  weep  for,  deplore, 
'jLnotua,  -uii',  Ta,  (fr.  utto  from,  and 
TTotvlj   punishment.      Or,    as  if 
dipona  fr.  same,  and  ^tivof  mur- 
der)    ransom,     redemption  ,•     a 
Jine,  penalty,  forfeiture. 
Airoiidiij  -u),  f.  -rjau),  and  AiraivtSoi 
-til,  f.  -uaut,  (fr.  last)  to  ransom, 
redeem,  quit  for  a  fine  ;  to  fine, 
avenge,   pres.  inf.  aroiiljiv. 
AirilacTov,  2  du.  of  Airoiau,  1  f.  of 

axotpfpu/. 
A.iTM^oiiai,  f.  avoix^iooiiaitp.  ajrii- 
\r/nai,  (fr.  oTo  Ironi,  and  ui)(nftai 
to  go)  to  go  away,  depart,  tit  ab- 
sent, par.  pres.  arotx^ufiivos,  g. 
Ion.  airii^fojiiioto. 
AroKaOuipj,  and  ArroicaOaui^oi,  (fr. 
arrj  intens.  and  khO  lipui,  and  ku- 
Oupi^w  to  purify)  to  cleanse  away 
any  dcHlement  ;  expiate,  puri- 
fy ;  to  dean  thoroughly. 

KrOKixOupiStf,  -tof,  Att.  -tu)S,  ;;,  (fr. 

last)      purijicalion,      cleansing, 
cleaning, 

AniKiidofiat,  (fr.  airi  from,  and 
KiiOrifiai  to  Sit)  to  sit  down ;  to 
sit  ap'irl,  separate,  retire  ,•  to 
loiter,  he  inilolenl,  listless  ;  to  be 
f.u.t,iU, 

KrjKaBrififvri,  -rj;,  Ij,  (fr.  last)  hav- 
ing the  ciitamenia. 

KnjKitdtaTif,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
ant.  of  airuKaOiarHw. 

AvoKaBiar/li'iK,  '2  sin.  pres.  ind. 
act.  of  airnKitOtordvu), 

A-TOK lOiarrifii,  AiroKuOiardu,  and 
ATofnOiardfui,  f.  -rjcm,  p.  aruicn- 
BinrnKi,  (fr.  ari  intens.  and  *,!- 
Oiarrjfit  to  appoint)  to  reform, 
res'ore,  retrieve,  recover.  —  Airo- 
KuliiaTaunt,  to  subside,  sink  'loiun, 
settle,  i  a.  ind.  act.  aitOKariart}- 
aa.  1  a.  piss.  a-rroKaTtCTdOriv 
sub.  aTToKaraardOio. 

AroK'iOiarutv,  I  sin.  or  3  pi.  conl. 
imp.  ind.  act.  of  aroKuOicTdii). 

AroK'itu,  f.  -af'au),  (fr.  «t'j  intens. 
f        and   Kaiij)    to  burn)   to  burn  up, 
mnmrne  ;  to  parch,  sciirch. 

A<rs«n<c(u  -H,  f.  -j/erw,  (fr.  name, 
and  «a.fa(ill)  tij  faint,  fail,  yield, 
sink  undor  misfortune. 

ArroK  iMia  -io,  f.  -itittti,  anri  -laio,  {(r. 
sainf,  and  «a>/a>  to  call)  to  call 
bark,  rrcall,  send  for,  invite  ;  to 
rail,  name, 
r  AmutXi'tirTio,f.  -|u,  p.  arroKfKaXv 
<^a,  (fr.  an)  frotn,  and  KuMirru 
tocovfir)  to  unvfd,  thnui,  disptai/ ; 
la  uncoiirr,  rrjionr ;  In  rcvcril,  dis- 
close. I  a.  art.  ind.  niri*n'Ai/i^(i' 
inf.  ttttoKa\^i\liai.  per.  pami.  niro- 
KlKitXvfJiiui,  I  II.  pasH,  ind.  aire- 
KaXiifiOny'  '•lib.  ni7o*fj>i''(,^0winf. 
anoKtt\\ip$,)vnf  par.  a^nKaXxitb- 
9tl(.  1  f.  pass.  niroKaXv(pOi'iaojtai. 

AwataXuiten,  3  sin.  and  -eHiri,  3  pi, 
K 


Ano 

1  a.  sub.  pass.  —  AiroKaXv^Bn- 
vut,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — A-onaXvip- 
diiecTai,  3  sin.  ]  f.  ind.  pass,  of 
last. 

ATTOKaXuxpti,  -toi,  Att.  -£wj,  /;,  (fr. 
same)  an  uncovering,  exposure; 
a  revelation,  disclosure,  n-pusi- 
tion  ;  a  display,  appearance,  ma- 
nifestation. 

Airo«uAyi/.t(,  -4'Ctif  -^idiv,  -xpcws, 
-^i»,  cases  of  last. 

A'troKojini),  f.  -a/iui,  (fr.  arc)  intens. 
and  Kdimio  to  toil)  to  faint,  fad, 
tire,  be  vorn  out,  wasted,  CJC- 
hausted  with  fatigue, 

ATrokaTuu),  (fr.  same,  and  Arartiu  to 
breathe)  to  breathe  forth,  pant, 
expire. 

ArroKapaioKfM  -w,  (fr.  a-rb  intens. 
Kapd  the  head,  and  ioKiut  to 
thmk)  to  expect,  wait  for,  hope, 
desire. 

ATTOKapuSoKia,  -a;,  ij,  (fr.  same) 
expectation ;  a  waiting  or  look- 
ing for  ;  anxious  hope,  earnest 
desire, 

AiroKapriplu)  -H,  f.  -ijua),  {fr.  a-^ti 
priv.  and  icapTepiio  to  be  strong) 
to  give  up,  cease  exertion,  despair, 
commit  suicide  ;  to  starve  to 
death,  die  of  hunger. 

ATTiKUTaWiicaiu,  or  -ttu,  f.  -^w,  p. 
aTTOKuT'/WiiX",  (fr.  KUTiiWdaaui 
to  exchange)  to  reconcile,  make 
friewls.    1  a.  ind.  act,  uroKor/jX- 

AiroKaTaaradS),  -jjs,  -i},  I  a.  sub. 
pass,  ot  ai7OKa0iari]iti. 

AroKarduTaaii,  -tof,  Att.  -cwj,  i), 
(fr.  a-jroKaOiaTijui  to  restore)  rt- 
s'ornlion,  restitution,  dedication, 
renewal,  renovation,  new  begin- 
ning ;  regulation,  stttlcment,  ar- 
rangement. 

AiroKur/uiTui,  Ion.  for(iro;frt'0;;i/Ta<, 
3  pi.  pres.  ind.  of  aizoKdllriitai. 

AnoKaTcardOnv,  -rji,  -rj,  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  ai:  iKuOiarriji, . 

Airo«.vir/;XAa(a  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
(iroffuruAArt'offcj. 

KnoKUnai,  t.  -Ktiaonai,  (fr.  ottu 
from,  and  Kiium  to  In,)  to  put 
by,  lay^  up,  set  aside,  reserve  ;  to 


Ano 

and  Kci'do)  to  empty)  to  drain,  ex- 
haust, evacuate, 

ATTOKtvTiiii  -(3,  f.  -t'laij),  (fr.  arrj  in- 
tens. and  Kcvriai  to  prick)  to 
pierce,  stab,  run  through  ;  to  kill. 

ATkOKiurtiati,  ■•I'jj,  Atl.  -ttuf,  (/,  (fr. 
last)  a  stabbing,  piercing,  wound- 
ing ;  sUvtglUcr, 

\rt(iKep&aivui,  t.  -ui'ii,  (fr.  aro  in- 
tens. and  Kipiaivui  to  gain)  to 
win,  get,  earn,  make  profit, 

AiroKipliu)  -Hi,  t".  -//cw,  (fr,  same, 
and  Kipioi  profit)  to  bring  gain, 
yield  prnftt,  make  a  return  ;  io 
benefit,  serve, 

A-noKipaw,  sec  aTTOKtlpdi, 

A-OKtipaXl^u>,  f.  -iW,  p.  airoKCKCcpd- 
XiKu,  (fr.  aro  fiom,  and  KC(pu\ij 
the  head)  to  behead,  cut  off"  the 
head. 

ATioKii^apou)  -Si,  (fr.  same,  and  ki- 
i<ipii  a  diadem)  to  strip  ojf  the 
diadem,  tiara,  or  turban  ;  to  un- 
cover the  head. 

AiTOKtriui  -Hi,  f.  -jJitw,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kivfco  to  move)  to  remove,  with- 
draw ;  to  drive,  convey  away. 

AmiKitoq,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  last)  a  remo- 
val, withdrawing  ;  departure,  re- 
tiring ;  retreat,  flight. 

ATTOKXaio),  f.  -avau,  (fr.  azi  intens. 
and  kAui'w  to  weep)  to  mourn, 
grieve,  bewail,  lament,  liemoan. 

A-oKSii^a;,    \-rr6k\ai,ov,    .see   aiio- 

KXtiti). 

AiTiiKXdpo;,  -or,    b,    I'l,  Poet,    and 

Dor.  I(>r  aTTunXiipis, 
Ar?jK\a'o>i,  3  sin,  I  a.  sub,  act.  of 

ArruKXciaiia, -aros, Td,(fr. next)  con- 
finement,  custody,  keeping,  safe- 
guarii  ;  an  enclosure,  prison. 

ArroKXtiui,  f.  -ciau),  p.  a-rroKtKXciKa, 
(fr.  and  intens.  and  kXcIui  to 
shut)  /"  shut  to  ;  to  bolt,  bur,  hin- 
der either  from  ingress  or  egress  ; 
to  shut  up,  conjine,  enclose ;  to 
shut  out,  exclude  ;  to  cut  off",  in- 
tercept. 1  a.  act.  ind.  arriKXeiaa' 
sub.  aiTOKXtlaw.  1  f.  Dor.  ujro- 
KXif^u-  from  which  1  a.  ind, 
uir/nXnffi'  iinpr.  mrdKXq^ov'  par. 
anoxXA^ai. 


appoini,  ordain,   pros.   inf.  a-ro-lkiTOKXi-nnii,  C  -i/w,  (fr.  same,  and 
KLXaOai.  imp.  airtKtliniv.  KXiirTo)  to  steal)   to  rob,   thieve. 


AiroKilficvoi,-ti,-ov,pn.r.  pres,  pass. 

—  Aff(i<tiiriii,  3  sin.    pres.   ind. 

pass,  of  last. 
AitoKclpo),  f.  -fpw,  (fr.  uTri  from,  and 


flch,  pilfer,  steal  privately. 
ATT/KcXfji'^u),  and  AroicAr/i'w,  Ion.  and 

Poi-t.  for oTuk-Xti'w. 
Ar>M/\t;pu«,  -('«,  h,  ii,  (fr.  nzi  from. 


Kilpio    to   clip)    to   share,    sliear,'      and  kX^poi  lot)  without  share,  nr 


rut,  lop,  pare,  chop;  to  shorten, 
curtail  ;    to  raze,    demolish  ;    to 


portion  ;     hapless,    unfortunate, 
lestitutc. 


plitn/lcr,  spoil.    I  f.  JEn\.  arax/p-  ■  .KrinXij.n,  -AVif,  rd,(fr.  n-roKXlriii  Io 

aio.    1  a.  inil.  act,  orAtipu"  undi      lean)  steepness,  arclitity,  ascent. 

il^ol.  arUtnoa.  lAirnkXivVuf,   -11011,    -tv.   Poet,   fiir 

A»<)<tf«A/ar/),  Ion.    for  a«ir/<fX>;|(ro,        artoKXiOlii-  \>'M.  I    H.  pass,  of 

3  pl.  ppcr.  panK.  of  HitaKaXiui.  t  kitnKXlnti,(.  -tiui,  (fr.  <iiri  from,  and 
Air(;«£ifXtia/i/vo{,par.  per.  pans,  of  1      Mi/ta   to  loan)  to  lean  off,  turn 

anoicXtlii).  I     from,    bend    buck;     to    decline. 


KvnierMpui'jiivos,  -i),  -oi',    par.    per. 

paHS.  o\  airnKpinTi.i. 
KnoittKpiiftiifvux,   (fr.  last)  «f<Tc//y, 

privatrly,  privily. 
Aroirf<ti'Xi(rrij(,3(iin.  and  Akokikv 

Xwitivoi,  -rj,  -Qv,  par.  per.  piu«. 

of  aTTOmXlui 


shun,  avoid;  to  recline,  lean, 
rest,  repute ;  to  incline,  be  dis- 
posed, 
AirdKXioii,  -lof,  Atl.  -fi.H,  //,  (fr. 
lasl )  a  tlojie,  slant ;  an  obliquity, 
leaning  ;  inclination,  biat,  par- 
tialily. 


KvoKtfAi<>-S>,  f.'-'oiiut,  (fr.  <iirJfrom,  ATro<fXi<Cw,  f.  -liffu,  (fr.  ani  intens 
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Ano 

and  nXit^u)  to  wash)  to  uasli  out, 

or  uiixiv,  rJTaix  ;  to  .«i/yij<  (luvij/, 

ov<ruMm  ;  to  rinse,  rlcanse  ;  to 

puTtJ]/,  irpintr. 
AToniufu),  f.  -uf<ru),  (fr.  same,  and 

Kiaiu)  10  gnaxv)  to  tidirijf  fiitigur, 

(ii'fT^otirr  ;    to  Jrct,   smart  ;    to 

nffltct,  troutile,  Rfieve. 
AiroKi'l^w,  f.  -lau),  (Ir.   same,  and 

Kr/(u(    to   cut)    to  ylitrk,   liiilcli, 

pinch  ;  to  tenr,  rend ;  to  lop^  cut 

?if. 
A-OKOfii^u»,  f.   -iVai,   (fr.  nvb  from, 

and  Ko^il^o)  to   carry)   to  bring, 

take,  carri/  aicnv  ,'   to  transport. 
AnoKOfttia,  -us,  -fi,  Att.  tor  arroKO- 

filcu,  1  f.  act.  of  last. 
ATr(S«.o;i/ia,  -aTOf,  to,  (fr.  airoKiitTU) 

lo   cut   off)   a  fragment,  piece, 

part,  shred,  morsel. 
AroKorui,  -ciaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  pass. 

of  same,  g.   sin.  fum.   ATroKOTrti- 

cr)S. 

A-oKo-rl),  -tji,  >'i,  (fr.  next)  a  cut- 
'"'"  'iff'i  n  drjicicncy,  want, 
failing;  a  fragment,  piece ;  abo- 
lition of  dcbt!> ;  a  figure  when 
something  is  omitted  at  the  end  of 
a  word. 

AvoK6vTii),f.  -i|u),p.  a-joKiKo^a,  (fr. 
atto  from,  and  (crfTTw  to  cut)  to 
cut  n/JT;  to  amputate  ;  to  cut  off", 
defeat,  dislodge  ;  to  put  an  end 
to  ;  to  exclude,  debar.  1  a.  act. 
arrho'^a.  2  a.  pass,  ind,  arttKd- 
■xrjv'  inf.  arfKOTrrji'ac  par.  avoKo- 

AT!OKODv<povv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont. 
of  ' 

AT0K0^vip6iji  -iji,  f.  -lifro),  (fr.  oTtb 
from,  and  Kopv(fiuu  to  erect,  th. 
Kopvipi)  the  top)  to  sum  up,  com- 
prise, collect,  bring  to  a  point. 

'AiTOKOf,  -01',  i,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
■adKos  a  fleece)  without  wool. 

ATroKd<ltiv,  1  f.  inf.  act.  —  Ait6- 
KOipov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  —  Atto- 
KdxliovTai,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 

aZOJKjjTTta). 

AtroKptiidi>witi,  or  -vvvht,    (fr.  a^i 
intens.  and  Kpcudu)  to  hang)  to 
hang  up,  suspend  ;  to  overluing. 
ATrdKptjfivoi,  -ov,  h,  //,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kprifivtif  a  precipice)  precipitous, 
sleep,  abrupt,  craggy,  overhang- 
ing. 
AiroKpiBcU,  -uca,  -iv,  n.  pi.  -Oiv- 
T£5,  -QfTcrui,  -6ivra,    par.    1   a. 
pass,  of  a-roK^ivojiai. 
AT:oKpiOTivai,    1   a.    inf.   pass,   of 

satnc. 

AtrSKptfia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  same)  an 

ansu:er,  reply ;  a  decree,  act  ;  a 

sentence,  decision. 

Aroicpivai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  or  impr. 

mid.  —  AroKptvacdat,   1  »..  inf. 

mid.  —  AvoKplvicBai,  pres.  inf. 

pass.  — AvoKpiir],2,  and  A7ro<>pi'- 

vtTai,3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass,  and 

AnoKpivatrUai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  — Atto- 

KptiOhri,  Poet,  for  aroKinOlvTi, 

n'.  du.  par.  1  a.  pass,  of' 

AitOKftivo)ini,i.  -ovfiat,  p.  uroKfVoi/i- 

fiai,  (fr.  a-ti  intens.  and   Kpivo) 

to  discern)  to  be  sejiarated,  set 

apart,   selected,  cliosen ;    to   an. 

twcT,  reply  ;    to  take  occasion  to 


Ano 

sprati,  or  say  ;  to  take  up  a  sub- 
ject, or  discourse  ;  to  observe  up- 
on, remark.  1  f.  pass.  a-rroKpiBi)- 
<7i)/ia(.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  urnKptOiiv 
impr.  avOKftWi)Tl,  2  pi.  a-nuKpidq- 
Ti'  par.  iiiTOKpiOf/j,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
aTTCKpJtd^iir. 
ArroKptaa,  ATTOKolocai,  ATdKpiaiv, 
cases  of 

Ai7<i«rp(0ij,  -105,  Att.  -fwf,  )';,  (fr. 
avoKplvo/iat  to  reply)  ati  answer, 
reply  ;  a  separation,  discharge  of 
excrement. 
ATTok-pirhv,  (fr.  same)  to  be  answer- 
ed, it  inust  be  answered. 
AroKpirlKds,  -»(,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  j'u- 

dicial ;  condemnatory. 
ATTOKpovtaOat,  pros.  inf.  mid.  of 
ArroKpoCti),  f.   -uvam,  (fr.  anb  from, 
and  Kpoiii)  to  strike)  to  put  away, 
thrust  back,  drive  off;  to  repel, 
repulse,  beat  off". 
AvoKpvTrruaicc,  and   AiroK-pv-zTtCK!, 
3  sin.  imp.  of  ai:oKpvzrdaK{i),lon. 
for 
AiTOicpvnTii),  f.  -vfu),  p.  anoKfKpvipa, 
(fr.  and   intens.  and  upv-irrw  to 
hide)   to  conceal,  hide,  obscure  ; 
to  lose  sight  of,  leave  behind  ;  to 
eclipse,  excel ;  to  disguise.     1  a. 
act.  ind.  uviKovxla.  2  a.  ind.  airi- 
Kpijlior.  per.  pass.  avoKiKpuftfuit. 
AiTOKpvibt),  -iji, )),  (fr.  last)  a  hiding, 
concealment ;    a  covert,    shelter, 
recess,  retreat. 
An6i;ov<pos,    -ov,  o,  »;,   (fr.  same) 
hidden,   cnnrealed ;     disguised; 
secret ;     doubtful,    apocryphal  ; 
treasured,  laid  up,  stored. 
Air6Kpv\].ii,  -105,  Att.   .CW5,  ^,   (fr. 

same)  a  concealing,  hiding. 

AiroKTantv,   Ion.  and  AnoKTa^itvai, 

Dor.    for   aroKTitvat,    1    a.   inf. 

act.    —   AnoKrdfiivoi,    g.     Ion. 

aiTOKTaiiivoio,  par.  of  atrcKTafitiv, 

2  a.    ind.   mid.   of  aroKTT]fii  for 

aroKTclvu). 

AnoKTaiOiis,   -itaa,   -ev,    par.  — 

AvoKTavOi/vai,   inf.  —  Awoura^- 

Bd,  -iji,   -)/,   3   pi.    -Odai,  sub. 

I  a.  pass,  of 

AiT'iKTilvij),  f.  -ti'iS,  p.  nir/(cra(ta,(fr. 

ard  intens.  and  ktcIvoi  to  kill)   to 

kill,  slay,  slaughter ;  to  destroy, 

abolish,  ruin.  1  a.  act.  ind.  ane- 

KTCiva'  sub.  a-rroKTcivu)'  inf.  qtto- 

KTc7i'af  par.  anoKT[lvai'2  a.  act. 

aiTiKTavov.    per.  mid.   aniKTova. 

per. pass.  a-7fkraf/a(,-a(ra(,  -arai, 

and   aTTiKrafi/iai,  -avaai,  -avrai. 

1  a.  pass.  ind.  avtKTdvBrjv  inf. 

a-noKTavBTivai'  par.    airoKravBil;. 

AvoKTCvcTi,  2  sin.  —  AvoKrevclre,  2 

pi.  —  AiroKrcvotai,  3  pi.  1  f,  act. 

of  last. 

AnOKTivvu),  AroKTcrvviD,AiroKTivvv- 

fti,  AnoKTiifii,  ATTOKrhwiJii,  same 

as  airoicrtiVai,  pres.  inf.  act.  ano- 

KTtvvvvat,   par.    pres.  act.  airo- 

KTivvvi,  in  a.  sin.  airoKTivvvvra 

ofairOKTlvvviii, 

AvoKvftevuy,    (fr.    awi   intens.   and 

KvPtvo)  to  game,  th.  Ki0oi  a  die) 

to  play  at  dice ;  to  gamble ;  to 

risk,  venture. 

AtokCju)  -to,  f.  'fiau,  p.  airoKCKvtjKa, 

(fr.  same,  and  itu/u  or  xiiw  tocon- 

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Alio 

ccivc)  to  engender,  beget,  breed, 
irini;  forth  ;  to  produce,  cause, 
occasion.  1  a.  «ct.  avcKViiaa. 
AvuKvMu),  f.  -fffw,  p.  iinoKiKvXiKa, 
(Ir.  „T:d  from,  and  kvXIm  lo  loU) 
to  roll  down  or  away  ;  to  remove. 
1  R.  act.  aneKvhaa.  per.  puss. 
aTctcCKvXiOfiai, 

AtokwXuu),  fr.  uird  intcns.  and  kw- 

Xijui,  which  see. 
ATTOKuxjtdofini  -ovfiai,  (fr.  same,  and 
KujipOu)  to  deafen,  th.  *,a)0i5  deaf) 
/o  ,5roui  denf,  or  t/u/zifc. 
ATToXa/ifir,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  AtoXo- 
lidfxcvoi,  -n,  -ov,  par.  2  a.  mid. 
—  ATto\dfiii,  3  sin.  AiroXdl^iiifiiv, 
1  pi.  AffoAiijSwffi,  3  pi.  2  a.  liub. 
act.  of  aiTo\aji(idvii>. 

AT!u\ay\Qvij>,  fr.  a-nb  intens.  and 
\ayx^dvii> ,  which  see, 

AtoXu*t(^u),  fr.  same,  and  Xaxri^w, 
which  see. 

AnoXafi^dvtiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  — 
AT:o\ajifidvou.iv,  1  pi.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  AxoXaii^dvovTti,  n.  pi. 
par.  pres.  act.  of 

Aro\afi(idvii),  f.  aT7o\ti\ponat,p.  ano- 
\iXri<pa,  (fr.  H/rdlroni,  andXa/i/3o'- 
vui  to  take)  to  take  back  ogairi,  re- 
gain, recover  ;  to  take  back,  or  in 
return,  be  recompensed ;  to  se- 
lect, choose,  take  out  of,  except ; 
to  take  aside ;  to  cut  off',  inter- 
cept ;  to  take,eet,  obtain  ;  to  re- 
ceive, entertain,  par.  per.  act, 
aTToXfXv^uis.  per.  act.  Att.  a-ncl- 
Xi?i^(i"  par.  a7r£iX»7^u)5,  2  a.  ind. 
aviXa^ov  sub.  airoXdfib).  2  a. 
mid.  aneXoPiiittv. 

AnoXa/jinpvvo),  fr.  same,  and  Xa/i- 
npvvu),  which  see. 

AiroXd/irw,  f.  -i/ui,  p.  -cba,  (fr. 
same,  and  Xdn-ru  to  snine)  to 
glitter,  beam,  shine  forth,  enlight- 
en ;  to  shoot,  dart,  gush,  or  issue 
forth.  1  a.  act  airfXu^4'a. 

AiroXa^KpBiU,  -liaa,  -iv.  Dor.  or 
Ion.  for  ano\y](f)6eis,  par.  1  a. 
pass,  of  attoXafiPdvii). 

AiT6\avais,  -105,  Att.  -tws,  >/,  (fr. 
avoXavw  to  enjoy)  profit,  advan- 
tage, bcrufit;  enjoyment,  fruition; 
gratification,  luxury,  a.  sin.  aird- 
Xavatv. 

AitoXavarbi,  and  AiroXauoT('/fi5,-oii, 
6,  '/,  (fr.  same)  luxurious,  volup- 
tuous, gratifying. 

AiToXavti),  f.  -avow,  p.  aroX/Xau/ta, 
(fr.  arrb  from,  and  Xavoi,  obs.  fr. 
Xao)  to  enjoy)  to  cnjoi/  ;  to  make 
use  of,  delight  in ;  to  reap  the 
fruit  or  profit  of,  take  the  benefit 
of,  feel  the  effect  of.  pres.  impr, 
an6\avt.  1  a.  act.  md.  arriKavaa, 
Ion.  affrfXautra"  sub.  ano\aiaiii'  1 
pi.  aToXaiauifiiv. 

A Tro\a(j)Bcis,  -ciaa, ~iv.  Dor.  (or arro- 
\t)tf>8cii,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  arro- 
Xafifiavto. 

AnoXa^uv,  2  n,  inf.  act,  of  airo- 
Xay;j;ai'(i). 

An-oXfyoi,  f.  -^la,  p.  -X/Xc;^fl,  (fr.  airS 
from,  and  Xiyiji  to  speak)  to 
choose,  pick,atU,  to  pluck,  gather, 
collect;  to  reject,  slight;  to  de- 
clare, signify,  pronounce;  to  for- 
bid,  prohibit.  —  AroXlyoftai,  to 


Ano 


Ano 


ee<ue  speaking, sinh,  yield, faint ;\     rick    hy    booty;    to  spoil,     rob. 

to  renounce,   give  up;  to  refuse,]      pres.  inf.  aTTo\r]i^tcr9ai. 

loath,    decline.      1    a.   act.    arf-|  ArdXiirai,  3  sin.    AroXuvrai,  3  pi. 


X£(a. 


AroAtr,  Alt.  for  azo\ji,  2  sin.  of 
uiroXoC/iui,  2  1.  mid.  ofa^rrfXXu/ii. 

AToXtiiitj,  f.  -<^u,  (fr.  otJ  from, 
and  Xti'iJj  to  drop)  to  dislil,pour 
out,  shed. 

A-zoXtirrcrat,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass, 
of 

AToXti'ru),  f.  -i|(i),  p.  a-ro\i\ti<pa, 
(fr.  same,  and  Xtiru)  to  leave)  tu 
quit,  leave,  forsake,  abandon  ;  to 
leave  behind,  outstrip;  to  fail, 
faint,  despond;  to  cease,  leavi 
qff";  to  drcny,  die;  k-o\ii-o^ai, 
to  be  distant,  far,  or  absent  from  ; 
to  be  dtjiaent,  fall  short,  pres. 
impr.  arrdXetzt.  inf.  azoXihtiv.  2 
a.  md.  oir/XTrov*  par.  uToXircir. 
per.  pass.  airoXtXei/j/iai.  per.  mid. 
avoXiXotza'  par.  njroXtXoiroiJf. 

AiroAtFf,  2  sin.  2  f.  act.  —  AttoXcIix- 
8at,  2  f.  mf.  mid.  —  A-zoXc'tcBc, 
2  pi.  and  AvoXtirat,  3  sin.  of 
avoXovfiai,  2  f.  mid.  of  ardXXt'//i. 

AiroXti;^u,  f.  -(u,  p.  arroXiXctxit 
(fr.  ut3  from,  and  Xclx^  'o  lick) 
to  lick  av;uy,  or  o^,  /icfe  up,  lap, 
devour,  imp.  ind.  aviXcixov.  1  a. 
act.  aT/Xtisii- 

Air^Xti^i?,   -io^ji    Att.  -£U{^    ';,  (fr. 

a»oXtitr(i>  to  tail)   a  leaving,  for- 

tnldng,    desertion,    quitting ;     a 

failure,    deficiency,    defect;     an 

ectipse  ;  a  leaving  off,  cessation, 

ending;    a  divorce;    or    bill  of 

divorcement. 

AroXiXaiiivo^,  Dor.  for  aroXtX;;///- 

vo{,par.  per.  pass. ofaiToXap;3a'i'ui. 

AnoXiXavKu,  per.  act.  of  aroXaiJu. 

AroXtXoirdrtf,  n.  pi.  mas.  of  Azo- 

XtXoiir-if,  par.  per.  mid.  of  oto- 

XtllTU. 

A'oXtXufjiVo;,  -r;,   -ov,    par.    per. 

paas.  —  AiroX/Xucni,  2  sin.  per. 

md.   pa.'«».  — AiroXiXuaOai,  per. 

inf.  pass,  of  airoXiiw. 
ArdXifiof,  -ov,  6,/;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

itdXifioi  war)  pacific,  peaceable, 

univarlike. 
AvoXcuiicrnt,  Ion.  for  arroXovfjicvo!, 

par.  2 f.  mid.  —  AiroXiovTii,  Ion. 

for   (iToXo&i'rtf,  n.  pi.   mas.   of 

anoXiiv,   par.  2  f.  act.   of  airiX- 

Xvfll. 

ArnXcnt^u),  (fr.  oirj  from,  andXcirf- 
^oj  to  peel)  name  as 

Air  >X/fu,  r.  -ilm,  and  AroX/To^ni, 
f.  -^o/Mi,  (fr.  s:\me,  .ind  Xiirw 
lo  pod)  /»  /•(«/  off",  bark,  strip. 

AroXittiu,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  AffoX/- 
«••«,  -aoa,  -ai',  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
AnoXiom,  -(({,  -(I,  3  pi.  -TOuiTi,  1 
I.  irvl,  acl.  —  atoX/iti.),  -»)(,  -I),  I 
k.  dub.  tct.  —  AtoX/uO'ii,  2  a. 
inf.  mid.  —  Ar<Xi<r<Tai',  Ion.  for 
anti)\i<tnv,  3  pi.  1  a.  md.  act.  of 
aif6\Xiijn. 

A^ouX^yotfii,  •oi;, -01,  pres.  opt.  act. 
of 

AwtfAr^yti),  f.  -(Ill,  (fr.  ari  intcnii. 
anfl  Xfiyia  lo  craTCl  l"  Itnre  i/ff, 
»t/ip,  tIttiH  ;  to   fade,  dinn/,  die. 

AroXtiH^ofiai,  (fr.  samo,  and  Xtji'^oj 
to  plunder)  lo  gain,  or  become 


2  a.  sub.  mid.  —  ATijXdfiei'o?,  -i; 
-01',  par.  2  a.  mid.  of  a-6XXvfit 
AiToXtjipOus,  -ucra,  -ii,  1  a.  par.  — 
A-oXiryOfni,  -r;,  -crat,  2  pi.  -X^- 


Ano 

f!i]v  -oi'/ii/i',  -fou  -av,'itTo  -tiTo. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  artXoyjjo'dfoji'* 
sub.  (iroXoy/JffUfiat*  par.  aitoXo- 
ytjadnevoi.  1  a.  md.  pass.  a:rtXo- 
yiiOijv.  pres.  inf.  pass.  a-zoXoyiia- 
6at  -elcdai'  par.  a-noXoyciiitvoi 
•ovjxevos. 


xieaSc,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  affoXan-  AiroX()yi?,un, -(trof,  tO,  (fr.  last)  opo 

(javcj.  logy,  plea,  defence,  refutation. 

AroXijSaCw,  f.  -fu,  (fr.  aza  from,  A-oXoy;)CTu;u'i'((),   d.  sin.    par.  1  a. 

and  Xi;3u;  a   drop)  to  drop  off';  mid;  of  same. 

to  fit,  escape,  make  off.  AroXoyla,    -as,    ';,    (fr.  same)  an 


A~oXid6onai  -ovjiai,  f.  -iiao/iat,  p. 
aroXcXi'Suifiai,  (fr.  arro  intens. 
and  Xidoio  lo  turn  into  stone)  to 
become,  stone,  petrify. 
AiToXtn-rnvh),  (fr.  a-6  intens.  and 
XifiTui'u)  to  leave)  same  as  azo- 
Xci-ziii. 
A~oXi-rii:;  -ovaa,  -ov,  n.  pi.    -irdv- 

Tci,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  same. 
'AToX(f,  -lioi,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rruAis  a   city)  without   a  home; 
an  exile ;  banished;  no  longer  a 
city. 
AvoXiadaiinii,  f.  -aiw,  (fr.  avo  from, 
and  oXiffOafiu)  to  slip)  to  slide,  or 
fall  down,  slip  offj  to  fall  away, 
decay,  die. 
AriXi^/jau) -w,  (fr.  avij  from,  and 
Xt;^^<j^u,   or  Xixiidui  to  lick)  to 
lick  vp,  devour. 
AiroXXfiyii),  f.   anoXXij^u,  Poet,  for 

aroXijyw,  f.  -sU. 
A'zoXXdciapo;,  -ov,  o,   Apollodorus, 

a  man's  name. 
AviXXa^t,  or  AffoXXucj,  f.  anoXiaiii, 
p.  oTiiXticd,  (fr.  avd  intens.  and 
(iXXu/ii  to  lose)  to  abolish,  destroy, 
ruin ;  to  kill,  slay  ;  to  lose ; 
AirdXXvftat,  to  he  mined,  lost,  un- 
done ;  to  perish,  decay,  par. 
pres.  act.  aTroXXuoji'.  1  a.  act. 
oTuiXtCTo.  per.  act.  Att.  a-roXw- 
XiKa.  inf.  atToXuiXcKivat.  per. 
mid.  ind.  airu)Xa,  Alt.  a-rrdXioXa' 
inf.  arroXuiX/i'ac  par.  aroXwXiif, 
-v7a,  -<{?.  2  a.  mid.  ind.  a-rrnyXo- 
firjv'  Kub.  nirdXw/jdi'  inf.  nvoXia- 
Oaf  par.  QToXd^fiof.  2  f.  mid. 
iiTToXoCfiat"  par.  n:roXr)t5f/trof. 
Air^XXtrat,  3  sin.  pres.   pass,  of 

last. 
AroXXiiuv,  (par.  pres.  act.  ofn-roX- 
Xi'ui  lo  destroy)  Lat.  and  Eng. 
ApoUyon,  the  distroycr. 
AiT6X\ii)v,  -djvof,  4,  Apollo,  a  Greek 

and  Roman  idol. 
.\T)XXui'/a,   -a{,    I},   (perhaps    fr. 

lasl)  Apollnnin,  a  cilv. 
AtiXXuiMs',  -Xf'oi,  I),  (fr.  same)  a 

prieMcss  of  Apollo, 
AitiXX''m7o{      'I'oi'ioc,     Apnilonius 
Rtvtdiu»,  a  man  bo  called. 

Aff'iXXii)i'(i/jX»;r'iv-.     -oi',    t,    i'/,     (fr. 

AiT'iXXwv  and  /JXijrtc  niriick,  ih. 

/?((XXii)  lo  strike)  mad,distrarled, 
AtoXX(u(,  -ij.  A,   Apollos,  a  man's 

name.  n.  sin.  rii'  AtoXX<j. 
AwiXoyn'oO.ii,  prM.  inf.  paw.  conL 

—  Av')\oytlTai,  3  Bin.  cont.  pres. 

ind.  pnB!i.  of 
AToXnyinimt    -ovpnt,  f.  -fitOfiai,  p. 


apology,  verbal  defence,  excuse, 
plea,  reply. 
ATtdXoyos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  -sairie)  an  in- 
sipid   narration,     tedious     dis- 
course ;  an  apologue,  moral  al- 
lusion ;  a  fable. 
A-zoXoyovnai,  pres.  ind.    pass.  — 
ATToXoyov^icvoi,  par.  pres.   pass, 
cont.  of  airoXoycofiai.. 
ArdXoiffo;,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  avaXclvcj 
to  leave)    remaining  over    and 
above;  the  rest,  remainder, residue. 
AtoXoit',  Apos.  for  avdXoiTO,  3  sin. 
opt.  mid.  —  AtToXof'^ui,  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  of  aTrdXXu^i. 
AnoXovaat,  1  a.  impr.  mid.  of  next. 
AToXot'o),  f.  -oiaij),  p.  aitoXiXovKa, 
(fr.  az-j intens.  andXoOd)  to  wash) 
to  wash  away,  cleanse  thorough- 
ly ;  to  purify. 
.\TToXo(pvpoftai,  fr.  same,  and oXo^u- 

pojiai,  which  see. 
AroXoYfKJo/iat  -oD/<ai,  f.  -dao/tai, 
(fr.  same,  and  Xo^fitj  a  close 
wood)  to  grow  wild,  he  over- 
grotim  with  underwood,  be  cover- 
ed with  shrubs,  or  brambles. 
A-rroXvO IvTCi,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  pass. 
—  ATToXvdnrc,  2  pi.    1    a.  sub 

pass,  of  OTToXvu). 

ATToXvfiali'nfiai,  f.  -avoTiuai,  (fr.  airb 
from,  and  Xvfia  filth)  to  clean, 
cleanse;  lopurify;  toerpiate,atone. 

AzoXv^ialviiiyf.  -aiw,  (fr.  aTrd  intens. 
andXi)/x»;  hurt)  Incorrupt,  spoil; 
lo  abuse,  treat  ill,  hurt,  injure ; 
lo  ruin,  destroy,  waste. 

A-zoXiJaat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — ArroXi'- 
aai,  -aan,  -nv,  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
AiruXvaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  —  Airo- 
Xvaui,  -£({,  -fi,  1  f.  ind.  .act.  — 
AtoXwitw, -!)$,-;;, '2nnd  3pl.  -anrt, 
-aiitat,  1  a.  sub.  net.  of  nr-oXvw. 

ArrtXSiTif,  -lof,  Alt.  -tojf,  i'/,  (fr. 
nroXi'oj  to  dismiss)  a  release,  de- 
livernnrc  ;  a  disrhiiree,  arquillal ; 
a  departure;  decease,  dfilh. 

Air->XvTp6ii}  -5,  fr.  uni)  intens.  and 
Xvrntu),  which  sec. 

A  iTuXiirpuffis, -(Of,  Alt.  -tiD,-,  Ij,  (fr. 
same)  ran.vim,  release,  ilrlivrr- 
anffefrom  raptiviti/ ;  redemption 
from  the  ihriU'lom  of  sin,  a.  sin. 
airoXi'iTfi'uffii'. 

AiroXi'xii,  f.  -x'trii),  p.  inroXi'XvKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  Xi^u  lo  lonsr)  to  un- 
loose, set  free,  rnfrnnch'se  ;  to 
release,  discharge,  acquit,  for- 
give ;  to  dismiss,  hi  go,  suffer 
to  depart ;  In  liishand,  send 
away ;    to  dhnrrr  a   wife,    put 


nToXtXrfyij^cfi,  (fr.  ntrA  from,  and       nwny  a    biiRband  ;     to  gratify. 


Xi'yw   lo  Bpf:ik)  to  nprnk   ifi   de- 
fence, or  in  fnvotir  of;  to  ptcarl, 
apotoc;i:r,  rrplu.   imp.  airtXoyt^- 
(75) 


satisfy,  indulge  ;  to  despatch, 
make  an  end  of,  destroy,  kill. 
AiroXiio/oii,  to  betake  one's  self. 


Alio 

lake  Ultras  ar/t^aini.v  > '"  S<>  ')ff\  ''r- 
jmrt.  ini|i.  airAuuv.  I  n.  acl.  iiiil, 
air/Ai'iffu"  iinpr.  (iiriiAi'Oui'  sub. 
ano\<uoii>'\nf.  (iToAi'crnr  par.  nTa- 
Xi)o-iif.  imp.  pass.  »Ti\i)(i/ii;c,  3 
pi.  ani\\o\To.  por.  pass.  nrroAj- 
A8/(iii.  1  a.  puss.  ii)(l.  aitcSi'Otjv, 
3  pl.  iiT£.\i'yi;(T.ir'  sub.  oiroAuOuJ, 
2  pl.  aToAiiCOrf  par.  nfroAuOtiV. 
l.ra>(:i,   -:!$•,   -c?,  2  f.   ind.  act.  of 

rtnuAAo/ii. 
AroXw^iiu)  -ui,   and   AvoXiofidonai 
-dltai,  fr.  same,  and  Xia^tioftcu, 
which  see. 
A!r(iX(<jA(i,-af, -r,  AjroAo'iAn/jjii,  Ato- 
AuiXn/iai,    AroA(i>X/i'(i(,  AttuAu- 
Aiif,  -ii('i,-(iy.  see  (ii7(iAAtr/((. 
A~oAu)Aa(f,  -v7af  -o{,  ncut.  pl.  -A(i)- 
Ad'-ti,    par.    per.   mid.    Att.  of 
same. 
A~uAu)t/^(i),  f.  -1(701,    (fr.  (uro  from, 
and  Au)77('^ai  to  strip)  Oistrip  ij/T, 
undress,  put  q(f  clulhcx, 
Ari)A(Dri'^a),   f.    -ktuj,   Att.    -i(3,   /o 

phir.k,  teur,  pull. 
ATo\ijiipnu),  or  -0/«j  -u>,  f.  -)}<r(j,  (fr. 
nn-o  from,  and  Aw^rtu  to  rest)  to 
al'ai/,  miligate,  assuage;  to  calm, 
quiet,  -itill. 
Anrtfiddjiaii,  -tog,  Att.  -fwj,  >'j,   (fr. 
uiTo^infen'rw  to  unlearn)  forget- 
fulness,  ohlinnn,  failure  of  recol- 
lection ;  decay  of  memory. 
AKOjtaivofiai,  f.  -ot'ixai,  (fr.  arrd  in- 
tens.  and  ftahouai  to  ra^e)  to  he 
viad,  beside  one  s  self,  distracted. 
Or,  (fr.  anli  priv.)  to  cease  from 
mculness,     or     raging,     recover 
reason. 
XfTouavciaa,  n.  fem.  par.  2  a.  pass. 

of  last. 
A-noitiivOiivio,  f.  n-rojiciOi'icojiai,  p. 
a-OfiijjidQnKa,  (fr.  a?r3  priv.  and 
/invOdiu)  to  learn)  io  unlearn, 
forget;  to  disuse,  be o'd  of  prar- 
tire.    2  a.  act.   aTifiitOov.    per. 

ind.  pass.  mroiUfidOri^iai. 

ATToiiaoaivu),  (fr.  nro  intens.  and 
finoiivw  to  wither)  io  weaken, 
debilitate,  enfcelile.  Atrofiripaivn- 
fjtai,  to  pine,  v:nste,  dwindle,  di- 
minish, grow  iveak,  die  away. 

AvofiaoTvpiu  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
fiapTvpiu)  to  testify,  th.  /jtaprvp  a 
witness)  to  witness,  prove,  give 
evidence. 

ATOjinaaofiai,  and  A'trojxdaaii),  or 
-rru),  f.  -f(j,  a-noni)iif)(n,  (fr. 
.same,  and  fidaaia  to  press)  to 
wipe  off';  to  ruh  down  ;  to  ex- 
press, fashion,  shape  ;  to  mould, 
portray. 

ArofiaTitil^u},  (fr.  and  from,  and 
fiaraiiu)  to  fool,  th.  jidriivin  vain) 
to  belch. 

ATTOiid)^Ofiai,  (fr.  same,  and  iid^o- 
^at  to  fight)  to  Jig  lit  for,  defend ; 
to  persixl  in,  or  supp'irl  a  fish!  ; 
to  put  tojlight,  repel,  dHve  off. 

AnoiiCiXiaau),  or  -ttu),  f.  -i^u>,  and 
azronciXiaaoiioi,  (fr.  same,  and 
iici\!aTia  to  sweeten)  to  sonih, 
calm,  soften,  mollify  ;  to  gratify, 
indulge. 

A'zoiiiipcTat,  3  sin.  prej.  ind.  of 

Atrnyiiipoiiat,  (fr.  ai:b  through,  and 


Alio 

apportion,    dividt    among,  per. 
pass,   anofn'iiapfiai.     See  fitlpui. 


Alio 


.\T.)/(fA(iiia),  f.  -ui'ii,  fr.  (iiTi)  intens 
and  ficXulfui,  which  sec. 

Avojji/ftii^H, -Ui, -e,  ptT.  ind.  act. 
ot  anoiidaatii, 

ATfO/if'/K/iii/iui,  f.  -x^iiimt,  (fr.  anb 
intens.  and  /i//i(/>o/u(ii  lo  lilame) 
to  umise,  tax,  charge  ;  lo  chide, 
reprehend,  reprove  ;  to  deter,  dis- 
suade, 

ATTo^ij'id),  f.  -ci'iti,  (fr.  same,  and 
fiiiu)  to  wait)  to  slay,  tarry. 

A:Ti)fiipi^u),  f.  -/Vu),  (fr.  same,  and 
/ttpii^u)  to  share)  to  divide  among, 
nliol,  portion ;  to  appoint,  com- 
mission, intrust. 

AvofiiToiui  -ui,  f.  -I'laa,  ((r.  same, 
and  fitrptM  to  measure)  to  mea- 
sure off,  take  measure  of;  to 
measure  out,  ollut.  Atro^trptojiai 
-oii/tni,  to  mcustirc  for  myself, 
take  my  share. 
ATTDfiiiKVfij),  f.   -lii'u,    p.  -vyxa,  fr. 

same,  and  fjniKvvj),  which  see. 
A:ro;(i;i'i<raf,  -aca,   -av,    1   a.    par. 

acl.  of 
A-opirlu),  f.  -inio,  p.  -i/cn,  (fr. 
same,  and  ^r^viui  to  be  angry)  In 
cherish  a  lasting  hatred,  bear  ma- 
lice, grudge. 
Atro^ifxfn^ini  -nv^iai,  (fr.  same,  and 
/itfifo/iat  to  mimic)  to  imitate, 
copy,  try  to  resemble,  counterfeit. 
pres.  inf.  uTo^i/ztitrOai  ■  par.  a-iro- 

lilllOl'fltl-O^. 

ATToiiiftijun,  -dros,  ri,  (fr.  last)  an 
imitation,  resemblance,  counlcr- 
feil. 

Anof)iTp6u)  -Co,  (fr.  niTo  from,  and 
/i/rpa  a  mitre)  to  strip  (ff  the 
rnitre,  lake  off  the  turban,  unco- 
ver Ihe  head. 

ATrofiinoftat,  f.  -fivi'icnuni,  p.  avo- 
Ijfjjiiilliiit,  and  ATOftifiiii'irrKoitai, 
(fr.  same,  and  iivdui  or  jjifivrjaKw 
to  remind)  to  remind  one\'<  self, 
call  to  mind,  reroUccI,  remember  ; 
to  think  of.  I  a.  mid.  ind.  aircji- 
vtjau^iriv  inf.  aTrOftvi'iaaaOai.  1  a. 
pass.  aircfii'tjaOnv. 

ATT0fiyriii6t'Cviia,-aTos,  ro,  (fr.  next) 
an  adage,  maxim,  memorable 
.•laying ;  a  memoir,  history,  re- 
cord. 

A-ojivr}novivui,  f.  -ci5(Tii),  (fr.  avb  in- 
tens. and  fiviifoiciiu  to  remind) 
lo  impress  on  Ihe  memory,  re- 
mind ;  to  remember. 

A-z'ljii'tiaiH,  1  a.  inipr.  mid.  of  arro- 
ftvdojini. 

K~'>jivi)aiKnKiii>  -w,  f.  -))aui,  (fr. 
same,  and  inrjaiKaKiiti  which  fr. 
Hvnaif  rcco'leclion,  and  /ca/kAj- 
cvil)  to  remember  a  wrong,  or 
affront,  keep  a  grudge,  live  in 
enmity. 
Attohi/vih,  or  Arofivi'u),  f.  animCatD, 
p.  arruiftOKa,  (Ir.  a~!i  iuteni).  and 
iHivvni  to  swear)  to  swear  to, 
nlTirm  on  oath.  Or,  with  /ii/ 
following,  to  deny  on  oath,  swear 
pres.    inf.    act.    azo-. 


II  Ti)    inicns.    and   o^idpywpt   to 
wipe)    to  wipe  away,  clean  tho- 
roughly  ;  to  brush  (iff',  put  away, 
remove.    1  a.  mid.    antfiop^djiriv. 
Anojidaat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of,ijr«^i'u/<i. 
AvuiiOlllu)  -u),  f.  -i/oui,  (fr.  air)  from, 
mid  ^ivUiojiui   to  speak)   to  dis- 
suade, advise  against,  divert,  turn 
from  ;  lo  prohibit,  forbid,  huuitr, 
imp.  pass.  uzc/ivOcSfiriv  -uvfiriv, 
ATTOfivaau),  or  -rriii,  (.  -^la,  (fr.  ari 
intens.  and  fiioaw  to  wipe)  lo 
wipe  clean ;  lo  blow  the  nose  ;  to 
overreach,  trick, 
ATTOvalojiai,  same  as  anovafjai, 
Aitiiravra,  3  pl.  imp.  of 
ATT'i'dfiat,  or  Av6v)ifiai,  f.  -I'laopai, 
(fr.  same,  and  dviijit  to  help)  lo 
receive  benefit  from,  take   pro- 
_fil  of,  enjoy ;    to   trust   lo,   rely 
upon. 
Anovdoawatv,  Poet,  (or  attovdauxii, 

3  pl.  I  a.  sub.  of 
Anovdtj)-S),(.  -dttij},  (fr.  airb  from, 
and  I'dia  lo  dwell)  lo  remove, 
change  residence  ;  to  return, 
come  back ;  to  send  away,  send 
to  another  abode  ;  to  eject,  drive 
away,  sejiorate. 
.\.TToi'uaOai  -e'laOai,  prcs.  inf.  pass. 

of  oTovioLiai. 
Auovtfiui,   f.   -^w,   p.  aTTovcvt n^Ka, 
(fr.  oTti  intens.  and   rlfno  to  di- 
vide) to  alio'.,  share,  distribute. 
Avovcvorjiiivo;,  -rj,   -ov,  par.    per. 

pass,  of  aTTovo/u). 
ATTovtvorinivCii,  (fr.  last) yboZis/i/y, 

wildly,  distractedly. 
Avoviofnai,   (fr.  a~u  from,  and  viia 
to  go)  to  go,  dejiarl ;  lo  return, 
come  back. 
.\.rTOi'i(rTcpos,'a,  -oi;  Poet,  for  otto- 

I'dripo;,  comp.  ofdnovos. 
AiTovtvu,  f.  -tuffu),  p.  a-JovivevKa, 
(fr.  arri  from,  and  vcvw  to  nod) 
to  beckon,  express  by  sigAs  of  the 
hi.ad ;  to  dissent,  disagree,  de- 
cline, 
Avdvrjjjn,  act.  of  a-r6vdnai,  which 

see. 

AffoitjW,  sup.  arovijrSTara,    (fr.  a 

neg.   and  tAvo!  labour)    easily, 

without  difficully,  or  trouble. 

ATTon(,ia,  (fr.  anb  intens.  and  ri^u) 

These  verbs  arc   used  by   the 

dialect    of  the  Tarentines,    for 

v'trrrw,  and  n-ravhru),  which  see. 

AiToi'i/iau-ui,  fr.  same,  and  vikuw, 

which  see.  1  a.  inf.  act.  a^noviKTi- 


againxl. 
imiciv, 
A-''^ioifm,  -a;,  >/,   (fr.   nroiiupojiat 
lo  a}\ot)  a  sliare,  portion,  part. 
Utiaw  to  divide)  lo  allot,  share, iA^xo/tioyi'^in,  or  A-ropopyvviii,  (fr. 

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ATToi'i'-ru,  f.  -li-u,  (fr.  same,  and 
viirru)  fo  wasfi)  to  wash,  proper- 
ly tl'.c  hands  ;  lo  wash  off,  or  out ; 
to  clean,  cleanse;  to  shake,  off', 
free  from. 

Attovoio)  -ui,  f.  ->/iTw,  (fr.  aitb  from, 
and  I'oiiD  to  think)  lo  distract, 
perplex,  bewilder,  set  mad,  Atro- 
voioiiai  -oTinat,  to  dole,  rave,  go 
mad ;  to  despair. 

ATTOi'oln,-ng,  !,,  (fr.  last)/oWi/,  '/«- 
tagc ;  madness,  distraction,  in- 
futualion;  profligacy,  vicious 
conduct. 

'Ar/>iof, -ou,  0,  5,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
irivo;  labour)  at  ease,  viillumt 
labwir  ;  cosy,  willwut  diffcuUy. 


Alio 


Ano' 


AKonocTacra!,  Hot.  for  a-zovoarrjaas,t     last)  a  distnissal,  discharge ;  rf 

-aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  ,     jection,  refusal. 

Affo'offrf'u-ui,  f. -)J(7u),  (fr.  ai7ofroni,  Az'orrtJrXdvij^ai,  per.  pass,  of  aro- 


and   voariw    to    return)  to  come 
back^  return  again. 
Ki^oirdaipt,  (fr.  a~o  from,  and  v6a(pi 
apart)  asunder,  apart,  severally, 
separately. 
Avovoc<pi^u>,    (fr.    last)   to  disjoin, 
port,  separate,    sever,  set  apart. 
1  a.  act.  a~tv6c(pi(;a. 
An-rfiTff,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  of  dv  a  jit 
A-diuf,  (fr.   drrovos   easy)  easily, 

without  toil,  or  trouble, 
ktriltxoi,  -ov,  b,  {],  (fr.  a-ro  from, 
and   (fVof  a  stranger)  inhospila- 
ble,    unfrequented,    wild,   barba- 
rous, uncivilized,  rudf,  savage. 
.KTTo^tvin)  -<5,  f.  -tio-u,  (fr.  last)  to 

bntiish,  exile. 
Azo^iii),  f.  -tail),  and   ATrofi'u,    f. 
-iiau),  (fr.  ard  intens.  and  f/w  or 
fOu    to  scrape)     to    scrape   nff, 
shave,  polish,  smooth  ;  to  sharpen, 
whet ;  to  wear  away  by  rubbing, 
wnsle,  reduce,  lessen.    1   a.  par. 
act.  aro^iiuaf. 
A.-ru^r)paii'ii),  f.  -aria,  p.  -payxa,  {fr. 
same,  and  fi/pa/ :  oi  to  dry)  to  dry 
vp,  parch,  scorch 
AroToyiffo^aiiS  f.  pass,  of airoTTt'iy- 

AirorirrniVui,  f.  -aid,  {fr.  ari  from, 
and  TTurruiVo)  to  suH'ey)  to  turn 
r<iun/l  and  look  at,  look  bark 
upon  ;  to  avoid,  flee  from. 

Airnjr.jrrrtv/oi'iri,  Ion.  for  anairav 
ravovci,  3  pi.  1  f.  act.  of  last. 

ATOTdpOfi'iSw  -<ii,  I.  -wau),  {fr.  ari 
priv.  and  zai/Oivos  a  virgin)  to 
dtjlfmr,  ravish. 

AiroiTaTiiii  -H,  f.  -liffu,  (fr.  and  from, 
and  iraTtvi  to  tread)  to  eo  ot/<  o/* 
t/i*  roiirl,  step  aside  ;  to  withdraw, 
retire  ;  to  go  to  stool. 

Aica'rdrj]fia,  -Sroi,  rb,  (fr.  last)  eX' 
rrement,  ordure. 

ArrdrSmf,  -ov,  h,  {fr.  same)  excre- 
ment ;  a  pnvy  ;  retirement  for 
the  purpose  of  stool. 

Aronnvio,  Ion.  for  ai:ozaiuv,  pres. 
impr.  mid.  —  A'zozaiaccdai,  1  f. 
inf.  mid.  of 

Avorn(ii),  f.  -aiau),  (fr.  n-ri  from, 
and  nniia  lo  stop)  to  chcr.k,  hold, 
stop,' stay,  hintler,  prevent.  Ato- 
nai'ofiat,  to  ceoMf  desist,  refrain, 
abstain. 

Aviifiipa,  -d{,  i',  (fr.  arri  intens. 
andirtfpa  an  attctn)>t)  experience, 
a  trial  ;   risk,  venture. 

Ai:omipdia  -<j,  f.  -rfcw,  or-yjiri.),  (fr. 
name,  and  rrionio  to  try)  tojirovr, 
make  trial  of,  tryinn  by  a  test, 
flnd  by  experience  ;  lo  tempt,  de- 
ret  ve. 

AirnTfiiwTdut  -u,  f.  -iLai,),  {fr.  am) 
front,  and  rlfiirrof  fifth)  to  de- 
mand, exnrl  a  fifth;  lo  pay, 
shore,  divide  a  fifth.  prc«.  inf. 
act.  cont.  nroirt^rroii'. 

AiroffZ/jrui,  f.  -y'j,  (fr.  name,  anil 
rZ/iro)  to  send)  to  ncrirf  nwny, 
dismiss  ;  to  send  bock,  return. 
Anoz/fiirnfini,  Inrfjrrl^  disclaim, 
deprecate,  disown  ;  to  divorce, 

Airdirifiipts,  -lOf,  AU.  -iw(,  /J,  (fr. 


T:\aviiu). 
A-orrirXevKa,  per.  act.  ofaro-r^iii) 
Axo-rizXvyKa,  per.act.  ofa~o-z\viiji. 
Ai!OTriz>'ix,a,     per.     act.  —   An-o- 
TriTtiyfiai,  ■  ^ai,-KTat,  per.  pass. 
of  aTroTTtiyiit. 
Airi>rTf~Tii)Ka,  per.  act.  ofaromrra). 
A~or:rjyi'vin,   or    A-o-i;)'vi'u),     (fr. 
airi  intens.  and  Triiytvui  to  fix)  to 
p«(  together,  frame  ;  to  thickeii, 
make  firm,  or  consistent.     Atto- 
m'iyvviiai,to  grow  strong, or  firm; 
to    increase,    become    larger ;  to 
freeze,  stiffen,  clot. 
AirOTr]Sdiii   -(3,    f.     -I'jCw,    (fr.    oto 
from,    and   Tn^dw   to  spring)  to 
recoil,    rebound,    slail  back  ;  to 
fait,  revolt. 
Aroirirf^ui,  and   ATronii^u,  f.  -iaw, 
{fr.  a-ro    intens.    and    ri/^u  to 
pre^s)  to  press  together,  sriveeze  ; 
to  strain,  wring  out ;  to  oppress, 
extort,  constrain. 
ATToriVro),  i.  arroTrrwaii) ,  p.  arorfr- 
TioKa,  (fr.  OTTO  from,  and  iriVru)  to 
fall)  to  fall   dnu;n,   or  from  ;  to 
fall  off,  separate,   apostatize  ;  to 
fail,  miscarry.  2  a.  ind.  act.  azi- 
TTiaov. 
ATKjrArj^w,   or  -dyyii),  f.   -yi,ii>,  p. 
(iroT/rAnyY"!     ('''•   ""'o    inlens. 
and  TArt'Cw   to  confound)  to  put 
wrong,  set  astray ;  tu  deceive,  be- 
tray.   A-ro-KKd^^ofiai,  to  err,  mis- 
take, wander,  go  astray  ;  to  miss, 
fiy,  or  glance  off.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
avfzXay^a,   -n;,   -f    pass,   nue- 
z\d)(^f)r)V,  -rti,  -rf  mid.  airt-Xay- 
(lifiTjv,  -111,  -ari). 
Arov'Kavqiv,  prcs.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 
Arrov'Xdvdio  -u),   f.  -rjoij),  p.  nirom- 
■r\dvr)Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  zXavdia 
to  deceive)  to  lead  astray,  mis- 
lead, deceive,  seduce.  AroTtSaidn- 
fiat,  to  deceive  one'.?  self,  err,  mis- 
take;  to  go  nstrny,full  off,  apos- 
tatize, per.  pass.  avuzcTr^ditjiiat. 
1  a.  ind.  pass.  a-rarXavt'iOriv. 
AjrorXnivo'if,  -lOj,  Alt.  -civs,  )';,  (fr. 

last)  deception,  mistake,  error. 
Aro-\c(civ,    Poet,    for    nroTrX/cir, 
cont.  ArotrXiii',  pres.  inf.  act. and 
ArorrAcOffavrtf,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act. 

of 
AToffX/u)  -w, f.  /uroirXtuffo),  p.  nnorrf- 
T:\ivKn,  (fr.  nri  from,  and  z-X/oj 
t  o  rail )  to  weigh  anchor,  sail  away, 
set  snO  ;  to  sail  buck,  return. 

AvorXriVi't '"ff  >'h  (""•  '>^^  inlens. 
and  rXi'icau)  to  strike)  apnplcxj/, 
stupor,  languor,  fninlncss,  asto- 
nishment, amazement. 

AriTTXr^p-'w  -w,  f.  -uirriii,  (fr.  same, 
and  TrXijo-fii)  lo  fill)  to  yf//  up, 
make  up  ;  In  accomplish,  fulfil ; 
to  perform,  rxvciite  ;  to  grow  vp. 

ATtUTT^IipiDOK,  -(Of,  All.  -flilf,   hi   (If- 

last)  a  filling  vp,  satiety  ;  cam- 
plclinn,  fulfilment,  accomplish- 
ment, execution  ;  growth,  in- 
crease, enlnrgemrnl. 
Ar'y!:Xi)Oijri'((,  -of,  o,  (fr.  same)  hr 
wlio  fulfils,  executes,  accomplish- 
«t ;  a  finisher. 


Alio 

A-(iTXoo5,  -ov,  b,  Iv^n.  for  cirdrrXouj , 
(fr.  mronXiu  to  set  sail)  a  weigh- 
ing anchor,  setting  sail,  depart- 
ure. 
AnSirXB/io,  -aroi,  rb,  {fr.  next) foul 
water,  in  which  things  had  been 
washed,  Wftshin^s. 
A-o-rXvvh),   f.    -Biui,  niroir/irXuy;fa, 
fr.  a-rd  intens.  and  rXvfu,  which 
see. 
ArorXttii',  Ion.  for  aJron-XcTi'jpres. 

inf.  of  ar-orXfu). 
A-zoTTvciovaa,  Poet,  for  aTTOTveovta, 

fern.  par.  prcs.  of  a-iromiw. 
Avd-jTi'ivaii,  -(OS,  Alt.   -jtDf,  i;,  (Fr. 
next)  panting,  palpitation  ;  rat, 
drau-ing  breath  ;  loss  of  breah, 
death. 
AToirviui  -u),  and  Poet.  ATrovitiu).  f. 
-ei'au),  p.  uTiizrtvi:a, { fr.  a  ro  fori), 
and  ri/u  to  breathe)  to  breaiie 
deep,    or  strong  ;    to  pant ;  lo 
breathe  forth,   expire  ;    to    slip, 
rest,    draw  breath,    respire ;  to 
exhale,  smell  of.   1    a.  wet.  art 
Tvievoa.  1  a.  mid.  cTrcTivivadpii'. 
per.  pass.   azoTri^rvafini. 
AiT.i:i'tyri(T6ftcvof,-r!,-oi','2f.pnss.3f 
AzoTTviyw,  f.  -('((1),   p.  arrj-zt-i'i^ii, 
(fr.  OTTO   intens.    and    -nviyu)  to 
choke)  to  strangle,  choke  ;  to  sif- 
fncate,    drown ;     to    choke    wlh 
vexation,  or  anger.   1  a.  act.  ari- 
Ti(^a"  par.  unomi^ai.  2  a.  aet. 
axivityov.  per.  pass,  arroirinvry- 
fiat.   2  a.   pass.  nirtTWyijr.    2  f. 
pass.   a:ro7rii)'i;iTo/(a(. 
ATTomoi),    -});,   fi,    (fr.   a-zoTrvfio  to 
pant)   breath ;  fume,  steam,  va- 
pour ;  shortness  of  breath. 
AnoTi'oia,    -af,    i),    (fr.    same)    a 

breath,  blast,  breeze. 
Azo-oiiofiai  -ovftai,  f.  -I'laofai,  (fr. 
azi  priv.  and  -nniiio  to  niwlie)  to 
undo;     to    withdraw,    wiOihold, 
keep  from  ;  to    put  away,  cast 
off,  reject,  disovm. 
Airo'nofiTtiiios,  -ov,  v,  {fr.  ai;i  away, 
and  Ti'^TTyo  lo  send )   an  averter 
of  evils  ;  a  guardian,  protector. 
AiroTTo^ri), -r/Sii'/,  (fr.  same)  asend- 
ing  away,  dismissal,  discharge; 
a  divorce;  an  escort,  convoj. 
Avnvpnri^Ojiai,  (fr.  iTpriri)f  a  Seller) 

to  sell. 
An6npo,    Av6-npo0ct;   or  -9i,  Aird- 
npotrOcv,  {fr.  nn)  from,  anif  npu  or 
TpiiaOiv  before)  away,  fur  iff,  at 
a  distance  ;  from  afar. 
Ano'nraliiji,  same  as  aejihTrtft. 
ATToirTdfitvn!,  -r),  -or,  par.  ol  iiirrTT- 

Tdfitiv,  2  a.  n)id.  of  aiplvrnfiai. 
A~'iirrnt  iovot.  Ion.  for  imotrTavuvat, 
3  pi.  1  f.  of  aT.oTTTalvu),  same  aa 
aififnrriiii.     Or  of 
Aironrdi'u,  (fr.  aird  back,  and  ojrro'- 
ym   lo   look)  to  hmk  back  upon, 
turn  round  to  look  nt ;  to  avoid, 
flee  from.  prcs.  ind.  3  pi.  niroirro- 
vovai. 
ArtoTTTivai,   inf.   of  nir/rn/i',  2  a. 

BrI.  of  aiJiliTTriiu- 
ATOTTToXif,  -//of,  b,  !),  (fr.  nvb  from, 
and  Tr((X({  Poet,  for  frijX((acily) 
vithoiit  a  hiimc  ;  an  exile,  wan- 
derer;  biinithrd, 
'Anoirruf,  -ou,  6,  ^,  (fr.  oirA  froni, 


Alio 

and  dtTOfiai  (u  see)  hrt/ond  virw, 
out  ot'  $iglit ;  not  to  be  steii,  in- 
visible. 
AriirruoTOf,  -av,   6,    i^,    (fr.    next) 

liiit^ful,  ildcslMf,  (ilmmtnalile. 
ArqisTvu),  f.  -lau),  (fr.  iirJ  T'omiancl 
rrrvui  lo  s|Ht)  to  spit  out ;  to  re- 
ject, lotUhr  ;  to  hate,  abhor,  abo- 
minate ;  to  froth,  foam. 
Air(irrru)/iu,-(irof,  rD,  (fr.  airoirtirru) 

to  fM)  a/iiU ;  an  overthrow. 
Knorrrioffiii,  1  f.  acl.  ot  anoirlKTtii. 
Xropyl^ouai,  f.  -laofxai,  (tr.  aird  in- 
teiis.  uiul  opyi^o/uii  to  be  anj^ry, 
th.   opyi)  anger)   to  be  enraged, 
imli^nant. 
XTTopa,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of 
lnouiu)  -Hi,  f.  -I'lan},  p.  ri;:6pttKa,  (fr. 
d::i)poi  impassable)  lobe  at  a  lo.ts 
how  to  proceed,  speak,   or  acl  ; 
to  hesitate,  doubt ;  V>  he  in  dis- 
tress,   want,    or  poverty ;    lo  be 
wanting. 

irdpijfia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  last)  per- 
plexily,  dixtress  ;  want,  poverli/  ; 
doubt,  hesitation. 
Ji'xdpdiiTo;,  -01),  6, )'/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
vipOu)  to  destroy)  safe,  Jinn,  un- 
hurt, uninjured ;  impregnable. 
/oTopia,  -as,  and  Ion.  Airopi'i),  -r]s,  i), 
(fr.  a'TDOof  imfiassablc)  perplex- 
'  ily,  doubt ;    difficulty,  distress  ; 
want,  penury. 
Affopvu/xci/of,    -17,    -ov,  pres.   par. 

pass,  of 
AjTipvOfii,  or  ArrSpvvfJiai,  fr.  arc!  in- 

tens.  and  dpwftt,  which  see. 
'Aizopoi,  -ov,  b,  >],  (fr.   a  neg.  and 
7:6pos,  a    passage,   th.  ztipui    to 
pierce)  impasxahlc,  intricate,  per- 
plexing, di/ficult  ;  dnubtful,  du- 
bious, uncertain,  undetermined  ; 
languid,  weak,  feeble;  poor,  des- 
btate. 
Airjp'Jiiu),  f.  -oiau),  p.  a-aiipovKn,  (fr. 
orJ  inlens.  and  opiuu)  to  rush)  to 
burst,  break,  dart  forth  ;  to  sally 
out,  attack,  set  upon  ;  to  rebound, 
recoil ;  to  jump,  or  leap  off ;  lo 
JUx,  retreat. 
Avop^aytiriv,  -rji,  -';»  -  <>■•  op'-  pass. 
— krTop{)'iYcU,-c7(rii,  -ev,  ^.  -ivTos, 
2  a.  par.  pass,  of  aTop^i^yia'fii. 
Aropjiii'(j,  (fr.  an-dintens.  and  ^ai- 
vu  to  sprinkle)  to  besprinkle,  be- 
dej},  wet ;    to  shower  down  ;  to 
spawn. 
Axopoaiu),   f.   -aiauj,   p.  -aiKit,  (fr. 
same,  and  pnlu)  to  rout)  to  knock, 
or  Jreafc  0^;  to  hammer,  pound, 
grinrl ;   to  wisle,  syuaiaer  ;    to 
overlhro"-,  overturn,  destroy. 
Airop/jrfirro),  f.  -i^w,  (fr.  azu  intens 
and   idrrru)    to  sew)    to  sew  up, 
mend,  patch,  piece.  1  a.  par.  act, 
avopjjaif/af. 
Aitopp/|ii>,  (fr.  same,  and  ^I'^o)  to 
d.i)   to  'lo  out,  finish,  complete. 
par.  1  a.  act.  avinin<:. 
Xvojilif'j)  -u),  f.  -ci''(Tu),  (fr.  avi  from, 
and  jiiu)  to  (low)  lo  .flow,  glide, 
ebb  awn<i  ;    lo   leak,   no2<;    drop 
out  ;  to  issuf,  proceed  from  ;  Ui 
derjiy,  perish,  fall  off;  to  shrink, 
w'tsle  away, 
^fnpliiu)  -H,    C  .fjiTU),  p.  aTrfpjjrjKa, 
All.  aTcipiKii,  (fr.  ari  priv.  and 


Alio 

(j/(j  to  s|)eal<)  to  forbid,  prohibit ; 
lo  refuse,  decline,  renounce.  Or 
(fr.  nni  intciis. )  lo  ti'arn,  an- 
nounce, declare. 

ATropl»)yyviii,  i'.  -,;(,o,  p.  -);,va,  (fr. 
ard  Irom,  ant.\  j)/iyiv in  to  break) 
to  break  iff,  wrench,  teat,  hnral ; 
lo  dislocate. 

AiTopl)t]Or.U,  -clcii,  -ti',  par.  1  a. 
pass,  of  atropplu),  lo  fhi  Ind. 

Ardp^r^/jd,  -arof,  rd,  (ti.  oTrop^f'u)  to 
enjoin)  ajndicial  rule,  an  order  ; 
an  injunction,  or  prohibition. 

A~6pl)ii<Tti,  -lof,  Alt.  -fio{,  ,',,  (fr. 
same)  an  order,  injunction,  pro- 
clamation. Or  (fr.  aropfiiu)  to 
flow  away)  a  falling  <ff,  deficien- 
cy, failure ;  defection,  revolt ;  re- 
jection, abdication. 

A-r6pL)iT0v,  -ov,  tH,  (fr.  a-iropfilui  to 
fornid)  a  secret. 

ATrdppiTOi;,  -ov,  b,  »';,  (fr.  same)  se- 
cret, hidden,  unseen,  dark,  ob- 
scure;  forbidden,  prohibited,  in- 
terdicted ;  inexpressible,  unutter- 
able ;  not  to  be  divulged  or 
spoken  ;  unfit  to  be  expressed. 

AJrop^j/ru);,  (fr.  last)  secretly,  ob- 
scurely. 

AvopptTTTui,  f.  -\pu),p.  a-jipliiipa,  and 
ATjp^iiTTfw  -(S,  (fr.  uTrd  from,  and 
pijrru  to  throw)  to  throw,  cast 
away  ;  to  fiing  out  of,  or  from  ; 
to  fall  upon,  attack  ;  to  drive, 
or  turn  out,  expel ;  to  reject, 
spurn.  1  a.  act.  ind.  ampjnxpa' 
par.  aTTopjitil/as,  2  a.  ind.  act. 
aTripptipov. 

Avoppii^avras  a.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act. 
of  last. 

\TT6piJl\ptg,    -iOS,  Alt.    -£U{,  (;,    (fr. 

same)  a  casting  away  ;  turning 
out,  expulsion ;  rejection,  refu- 
sal. 

ATToppo!),  -Tis,  Airdppoia,  -oj,  and 
ATTOphvati,  -toi,  Att.  -til);,  >),  (fr. 
a-!Toppi(a  to  flow  away)  a  dis- 
charge, issue,  vent ;  a  spring, 
stream,  current  ;  an  eman'ilion  ; 
a  blight,  blast,  decay. 

ATtop]io<pdh),  or  Airop'porji'.io  -H,  f. 
-fiaia,  (fr.  oTto  inlens.  and  poipiui 
to  suck)  to  swallow  up,  engorge  ; 
to  sip,  sup,  taste. 

Avnpl)viu)  -(3,  (fr.  same,  and  ^u/u) 
to  flow)  to  run  off,  flow  away. 

Avopfivrai,  -ov,  0,  i),  (fr.  same) 
running  down,  flowing  away  ; 
streaming,  issuing,  gushing  out. 

ATTop^jvui,  (ir.  mro  from,  andpiiu  to 
flow)  same  as  a-rtoppiu). 

AT->pl>u)yui,  -m^of,  q,  (fr.  same,  and 
fX'iyit,  or  pwyus  a  fissure)  steep 
ncss,  abruptness,  ruggedness  ;  a 
crag,  precipice. 

AiTopfiu)^,  -ioyo;,  b,  »;,  (fr.  ari  in 
tens,  and  ^lif  a  breach)  sJcfpi/J'c- 
oipil'jus,  rugged,  craggy.  Subs. 
a  fraament,  branch ;  a  race, 
stock,  Uncage;  a  stream,  torrent ; 
the  opening  or  mouth  of  a  river. 

ATtnnrpavl^ii>,f.  -taiji,  p.  a-^u>p(p'iuii!a, 
(fr.  anrj  intcns.  and  opr/mi'i'i^oj  to 
bereave)  to  make  orphans  ;  lo 
deprive  of  any  thing  dear,  but 
properly  of  parents  ;  to  bereave, 
strip.  1  a.  act.  uvuin<pdvi<ia.  per. 
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Ano 

|iass.  airup0(iri(7/iai.  1  a.  pass, 
ind,  aKopipuvtaUijV  par.  anop^a- 
vinOitf, 

Amipi/iiipof,  -ou,  b,  }/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ffupc/iupii  scarlet)  uiilhout  scarlet, 
unadorned,  plain,  untrimmed. 

Airop^foftni,  f.  -I'lao^tai,  ((r.  iiiri 
from,  and  op)^ioft(it  to  dance)  to 
dance  <ff,  away,  or  from  ;  lo  re- 
tire, or  withdraw  daruing. 

ATropwv,  par.  pres.  cont.  of  aropHo. 

A7r(ipu){,  (fr.  dnopni  difficult)  per- 
plexedly, intricately  ;  poorly, 
wretchedly. 

Annpiiripos,  ATropurarof,  conip. 
and  sup.  of  «'iropo{. 

'Anof,  -[OS  -ovs,  rd,  (perhaps  fr. 
avd  from)  height,  elevation; 
weariness,  fatigue. 

AmauTToi,  f.  -fw,  (fr.  airb  from, 
and  auTTia  to  load)  to  unload, 
unharness,  loose. 

ATro(rlicvvvm,or -vpi,  f.-/(ra),p.  -CKa. 
or  -ijKa,  (fr.  avi  intens.  ana 
efitviiviji,  or  -11/11  to  extinguish) 
to  extinguish,  put  out  ;  to  stop 
put  an  end  to  ;  to  suppress  ;  to 
abolish,  destroy ;  to  go  out,  perish, 
decay,  sink.  par.  per.  act.  amc 
flrjtiii.  2  a.  md.  act.  uitla^i^aa, 
2  a.  ind.  act.  ai:ia(iriv,  ->ii,  -r;, 
per.  ind.  pass,  anirtiicajxat,  1  f. 
md.  pass.  avoalhaOijaopai. 

Avoaliiaauint,  3 pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
last. 

AffOffcuii/jci'Of,  and  AiroociovaBai, 
arc  found  in  Herodotus,  and 
seem  to  come  from  arofftidw,  per- 
haps the  sameas  «7ro(7£(ii).  But  it 
is  conjectured  that  they  are  cor- 
rupted from  aiToatcvficvoi,  and 
airociovadai.  Ion.  for  aipoaiovpt' 
voi,  and  aipoaiovaOm,  the  par. 
and  inf.  pres.  pass,  of  atpoaiiui. 

ATToccicrdpivo;,  1  a.  par.  mid.  of 

\i:oaclu),  f.  -attain,  p.  airoaiotiKa, 
(fr.  niri  from,  and  aciia  10  shake) 
to  shake  off ;  to  throw  off,  fling  ; 
lo  reject,  refuse  ;  to  drive  away, 
repel,  beat  off  ;  to  spoil,  plunder, 

Airaacpvv)'ij),f.  -\jvui,  (fr.  uvb  intens. 
and  acpvvvw  to  adorn,  th.  acuvis 
honourable)  to  celebrate,  soleni' 
nize  ;  lo  grace,  honour.  A-Koatp- 
vivopat,  to  behave  haughtily  ;  to 
boast. 

ATTornatjuciOipivos,  (par.  per.  pass, 
of  aiToa>jpci6u))  marked,  noted. 
At;  tatatijitiuptvn,  -u)v,  tu, notes, 
comments,  annotations. 

ATToacvji,  f.  -cvaiii,  (fr.  <xnb  from, 
and  acvui  to  rouse)  lo  rouse  up, 
excite,  instigate.  Atmaivopai,  lo 
hurry  iff,  haste  away  ;  to  break, 
or  rush  out,  or  forth,  per.  ind. 
pass,  avoaiavpai,  by  Mclath. 
a'ziaavpai. 

ATTiictipahu),  f.  -avS,  (fr.  rnr!)  m- 
tcns.  and  cripaiun)  to  sign)  to 
shovj  clearly,  prove,  demonslrnie; 
lo  seal,  seal  up,  set  a  seal,  or 
mark  ;  to  confiscate,  proscribe, 

A-K-)ar)pci6ij}  -tj,  (fr.  same,  and  ati- 
/ici'Joi  to  mark)  to  set  a  sign  ot 
mark  upon,  seal,  brand;  to  write 
down,  note,  record  ;  to  notice, 
mark,  observe  ;  la  sign/dize. 


Ano 

AiroFijiru,  f.  -i^w,  (fr.  same,  and 
(njffui  to  putrefy)  to  pine,  Ian- 
gvish  ;  to  waste  away,  dissolve  ; 
to  putrtfy,  rot, 

AiTo<ri6iii  -UP,  Ion.  for  a<f  o<ri'oui,  nres. 
inf.  pass.  uTToatdocdai  -ovaSat, 
par.  awoaiodixevoi  -ovjitvoi,  Ion. 

•tVjltVOi. 

A~oatriii)  -d,  f.  -y'jciii,  (fr.  arro  priv. 
and    aiTiu)   to   feed)   to   abstain 
from  food,  fast,  starve  to  death. 
ATTiJff-irof,  -on,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 

ffiVos  food)  fasting,  louthing. 
Anotrtwrrdu)  -Cj,  f.  -»/<7ui,  (fr.  aird  m- 
tens.  and  ffiusau)  to  be  silent,  tli. 
atbirrn  silence)  lo  be  silent,  mute, 
struck  dumb  ;    to  he  unnoticed, 
passed  by  in  silence. 
Aroo-iwir/Iffif,  -io{,  Att.  -tus,  t),  (fr. 
last )   silence,  secrecy,  reticence ; 
concealment  by  not  speaking  ;  a 
blank    left  for    conjecture;    the 
figure  aposiopcsis. 
AxoffKapifu,  f.  -iVcD,  (fr.  ari  from, 
and  cKapl^io  to  bound)  to  fling 
the  limbs  through  pain  ;  to  pal- 
pitatt,    throb,    beat ;      to    pant, 
breathe  hard. 
AToaKtidvrvfit,  f.  -ocrui,  p.  -axa,  (fr. 
ard  intens.   and  aKcfidn)  or  gkc- 
idivvfii  to  scatter)  lo  dispel,  dis- 
perse, dissipate,  fling  about. 
A.TioaKfKdt^u),  f.  -dcrw,  (fr.  ard  priv 
and  <7(c£rd^w  to  cover)  to  uncover, 
open,  expose. 
A)ro(7<c/7riti,  f.  -i|'ui,  (fr.  avd  intent, 
and  aKiTTTiji   to  survey)  lo  visit, 
go  In  see ;  to  watch  from  a  tower, 
or  height,  observe,  spy. 
AirocKCvd^w,   f.  -daui,  p.  -axa,  (fr. 
same,  and  oKcvd^u)  lo  prepare) 
to   lay  by,   lay    up,  reserve  ;    to 
prepare,  provide.  AffoaKtud^ojiai, 
to  carry  off  goods  or  furniture, 
remove,    change    residence  ;     lo 
pack  up  Intggage,  prepare  for  a 
journey  ;  or  lo  unlorul,  forsake 
baggage,   m   order  lo  travel,  or 
march    lighter ;      to    dismantle, 
break  up  ;  to  empty,  evacuate.   1 
f.  mid.  asoTKivdaofiai.  1  a.  mid. 
airioKLvaadfiriv.  per.  pass,  arca- 
Ktvaafiai. 
AvasKivi),  •!){,  f),  (fr.  avi  intens. 
and  irKtvh  furniture)  goods,  sub- 
stance ;  a  pack,  parcel  ;  furni- 
ture, baggage  ;  train,  women  atui 
children. 
Atoaxrindiji    -ij,    f.    -waia,    (fr.   arrh 
from,  and  aKriv6ia  to  pitch  iitcnt) 
to  remove  the  lent,  or  hrtliiiation  ; 
chnnge  residence,  rdire.  lo  a  dis- 
tance. 
A-"ff«<irru,    f.  -iiu(,    p.    -<pa,    (fr. 
•imp,    and   aKi'icno  to  lean)  to 
ii'oul,  shun,   get  aximy ,  escape ; 
to  slip  from   UTuUr  ;  to  fail ;  lo 
dash,    rush    upon,    hail,    shower 
down.    I  a.  art.  par.  nnoirici'upaf 
^toanid^iii,   f.   -liiriii,  p.  avi.or.iuica, 
(fr.  airA   iiiirnfi.    anil  oKid^ia  lo 
shadow)  Ui  nvctshniiow,    shade, 
darken. 
KnoaKiiWfia,  •drof,  rlt,  (fr.  last)  a 


thadnuiing,    ni  rrshrulmuing  ; 
shadow,    adnniliriUion,    darken- 
ing; a  shade,  slight  npptnrnnce.]     piece,  part,  fragment. 

(79) 


Ano 

A-o<TKtfivTonat,(^r.  same,  andiTKi'^T- 
Tu),  which  see.  per.  inf.  pass. 
a-ecKin(j>6ai. 

ATocK\rifu,  (fr.  same,  and  cKXri/n 
or  o-nAfii)  to  harden  with  drought) 
to  dry,  parch  ;  to  withir,  decay, 
fade,  die  ;  to  harden, sti^en,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  a-ricKXqv. 

ArrodK^Tivai,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 

Aro<ri.A;;piiiu,  f.  -viCi,  (fr.  a-5  in- 
tens. and  <7».X)/pi'i  UI  to  harden) 
to  stifftn,  grow  hard  ;  to  be  hard- 
hearted, severe  ;  to  treat  harshly. 

.4ro(Tn-oAo:7i'^u),  (fr.  azo  from,  and 
BKAXoxf.  a  stake)  to  break  down  a 
fence,  open  a  way,  make  way. 

AT:oaKo\vzTii),  (fr.  same,  and  o-iro- 
Xuaru)  to  rend)  topeel,  strip,  un- 
cover ;  to  lacerate,  scratch,  cr- 
coriate  ;  to  maim,  mutilate,  par. 
per.  pass.  ortcicoXt)f(/if'i'0{. 

At!o<sko~(u)  -w,  f.  -f]cu>,  and  Attocko- 
rtOu),  f.  -tvau),  (fr.  urdfrom,  and 
ffKOTTtu)  or  cKOTztiti)  to  mavk)  to 
view  from  a  distance,  survey  ;  to 
aim  at ;  to  aim,  keep  in  view, 
attend  to,  pursue  as  an  object. 

A-ruoKovoi,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  last)  be- 
holding from  a  distance,  view- 
ing;  aiming,  pursuing;  obser- 
vant,  attentive.  Or,  (fr.  atro 
from,  and  cKoirdi  a  butt)  absurd, 
silly  ;  inconsistent,  preposte- 
rous. 

AiToaKopaKi^w,  f.  -lad),  p.  -i/ca,  fr. 
azi  away,  and  ctcopaKl^u,  which 
see. 

AzoaKopaKicii6;,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  last) 
contempt,  scorn ;  a  taunting  re- 
fusal, or  rebuke. 

AiroaKopni^u),  f.  -taoj,  (fr.  a-b  in- 
tens. and  oKopzi^b)  to  scatter  >  lo 
disperse,  scatter  ;  lo  dismiss,  dis- 
band. 

AzocKvXdij),  Poet,  for  aroauAnw. 

A7ro(r<ciu77Tu>,   f.    -tfu,    (fr.    a-irb    in 
tens,   and   oKuizria  to   scoff)  lo 
taunt,   revile,  scoff";  to  ridicule, 
deride. 

Aroff^du"  -lii,  (fr.   same,  and  cr/iduj 

to  wipe)  and 
A-i!oaii)'i)^w,  f.    -t((<D,  p.   'VXa,   (fr. 
same,  and   er/i(;;^u)   to   wipe)   lo 
wipe  off",  or  away ;  to  lick. 
\iTtaiJV)(^u},  f. -fw,  p.  'Xa,  (fr-  same, 
and  (7/iUYu)  to  consume)  to  bum 
away,  waste,  wear  away  ;  to  de- 
cay, pine.  par.  2  a.  pass.  oTroa- 
livytlf. 
Kiroaoiilit)  -u>,  f.  -f/au),  (fr,  arrJ  from, 
and    (jo/?/u)   to   drive)    lo   brush 
away,  frighten  ;    to  drive  away, 
expel,   turn  out ;  to  repel,    keep 

,    'tf. 

'Anoao^,-ll,•ov,  (fr.  «  neg.  and  iro- 
(70$  some)  none,  not  one ;  nega- 
tive, luwing,  doing,  or  express- 
ing, nothing. 

AiroffTrdi'iot,  -n,  -m,  (fr.  nvoordii) 
to  tear  oil)  torn  f/ff",  pulled  away, 
drag i;ed  from .  A  To^ffdieof,  -ou, 
ri,  a  piece,  fragment. 

Kir»airai>,  jires.  inf.  art.  conl.  — 
ArioKaaBivrn,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a 
pass,  ol  tiznavdu, 

ATrfoirnff/ia,  -drof,  ri,  (fr,  nrxl)  a 


Ano 

A~J(Trdu)  -w,  f.  -daui,  p.  avtanaKa, 
(fr.    aT,b    from,    and    azdit)     to 
draw)    to  root   out,   tear  away, 
extirpate  ;  lo  draw,   draw  forth, 
or   out  of,  unsheath  ;     to  draw 
away,  reduce;    to  cleanse,  bur- 
nish. —   Azoardoitai,    to    with- 
draw,   retire.     1    a,    act.    ind. 
a-iczaaa'  par.  azoa-daas.   per. 
pass,    a7:[ana(Tiidt.     I    a.    pass, 
ind.  a-rtcczdaOi}'-''  par.  axoazac- 
dtii. 
ATTOtT-zelpu),   f.    -epui,   p.  -apKa,  (fr. 
nrro  inlens.  andoSEi'pw  to  sow)  to 
sow ;     to     disseminate,      spread 
abroad,  publish. 
AroffTfi'c'u),  f.  aroc-tfffo),  p.    -tiKn, 
(fr.  same,  and  arriivd)  to  pour) 
to  sprinkle  ;  to  pour  out  m  sacri- 
fice, make  a  libation,  or  offering 
of  liquids ;  to  sacrifice. 
ATTOcnrciiSii),  f.  -f  vffui,  (fr.  aro  from, 
and  azivSio   to   hasten)   to  dis- 
suade, discourage,   advise  from, 
or  against. 
Aviavopoi,  -01',  6,  )';,  (fr.  anoantlpia 
to  disseminate)   derived,  or  de- 
scended from  ;    sown,  planted ; 
subs,  an  offspring. 
Avocnuvid?,u),t  -dffu>,  (fr.  airi  from, 
and  azov'Sii^u)  to  hasrcn)  to  slack- 
en, relax,  remit,  abate ;  to  neglect, 
omit,  postpone, 
Airiara,  pros,  inipr.    cont.  of  ano- 
crdui,  for  aipiaTi}jn.    Or,  for  aff^- 
arriOi,  2  a.  impr.  of  same. 
Arrocrdid,    and     ATToaTaibt;     (fr. 
a^icT-npii    to  stand  off)  far  off, 
at  a  distance,  afar. 
ArooTQ^uj,  f.    -fu),    (fr.   anb  from, 
and    ffTu^u)  to  drop)  to  trickle, 
distil,   par.  prcs.  azoard^iov. 
ArooraXd^u,  f.  -fu),  (fr.  same,  and 

ora'Xd^u)  to  drop)  same  as  last. 
ATooraXuoi,  3  pi.  2  a.  sub.  pass. 

of  atroariWu). 
Arroaruf,  -daa,  -dv,  par.  2  a.  act. 

of  a<plcri]fii. 
Airoaraala,  -ai,  /;,  (fr.  a<l>laTrifti  to 
desert)     a    departure,     leaving, 
quilting ;     desertion,    defection ; 
falling  off,  apostary. 
Arrocrrdaiov,  -ou,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a 
departure,  .reparation ;  a  divorce, 
a  deed  of  divorce. 
Aizdaraaii,   -io{,  Atl.  -tu?,  >';,    (fr. 
same)    a    dcsirlion,  forsaking  ; 
deferJion,  revolt ;  drjiarture. 
Aitoarnriuf,  -a,   -or,  (fr.   same)  lo 
he  desisted,  it  is  jtroper  to  cease, 
ice  must  slop. 
Anoarariui  -d,  f.  -fiaui,  p.  -riKn,  (fr. 
same)  lo  apostatize;    to  desert, 
forsake  ;  lo  rebel,  revolt. 
Azoardrnf,    -ov.   It,  (fr.    last)   an 
npotlale  ;    a  traitor,  deserter,  re- 
bfl.      Adj.     faithless,     treac/ie- 
rout, 
AvnaraTtKbf,  -r|,  -bv,  (fr.  name)  re- 
bellious,    revolting,    traitorous  ; 
eonlumarious,     insolent ;     head- 
strong, haughty. 
AroffnirTifuif,  (fr.  last)  rrhclliously, 
Irnitiirously  ;    insolently,  haugh- 
tily. 
Knonrtydiin,  f. -doii),p. ajrto-r/ya»ra, 
(fr.    (irti  from,   and  irnyd^u  to 


Ano 

rover)    ta  utiroot',   strip  off"  ihr 


Ano 


Ano 


n  rommissioner  of  the  nnvt/.  n.  I     tumrd  from,    avrrsr,    strange; 


roof;  lo  xincotrr.   1  a.  acl.   a-t- 

ariyaca. 
ATocr»),i(rjia,  -Sroi,  rd,  (fr.  last)  n 

lui,  rover  ;  a  covtrijig  ;  a  runf. 
ATuoniAdi,  I  a.  iiil".   act.  —  Aro- 

OTci\ai,  par.  I  a.  act. —  AiroaTtl- 

A;;, 3 sin.  1  a.  sub.   act. — Arii- 

cTiiXor,  1  a.   inipr.  act.  of  arro- 

OTf'AXw. 

Aroartt^ui,  f.   -fui,   (fr.  nro  from, 
and    anl^w    to    inardi)  <«   ^o 
awnt/,  rirpurt ;    to   rilirc,   with- 
draw; to  go  back  again.     2  a. 
md.  act.  oTTfVn^oi'. 
AToffrAXii),  f.  -fAw,  p.  nr/o-TiiXva, 
(Ir.  same, and  o-rAXui  to  send)  /o 
send  au-iii/,  dixmiss  ;  to  senil  out 
of  the  way  ;   to  naul,  said  forth, 
despatch,  Send  off';  tn  equip,  pro- 
lit/t,  prtpare.     1    a.    act.    ind. 
nrtVrtiAo*  par.  ai:ooTti\ai.  2  a. 
act.  avfSTiiKov.  per.   pass,  qt/- 
wruX/iui.  2  a.  pass.  ind.  a-card- 
\nv.  sub.  uT')<rra.\w*par.  a-zoara- 
Xfif.  per.  mid.  a-ZtrroXa. 
ATocmo'u  -(3,  f.  -coffu),  (fr.  otD  in- 
tens.  and  o-rcido)   to  confine,  ih. 
oTfiJf  narrovv)  /o  conatrain,   ne- 
cessitate, bring  lo  loss,  or  difficul- 
ty, distress: 
Ai:oaTepyui,  1.  -foi,   (fr.   ar3  from, 
and  oTf'pyw  to  clierish)  to  dislike, 
disregard,  not  to  love;  to  hale, 
althor. 
AzBCTcpc7aOc,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
mid. —  A-zovrepuTc,  2  pi.  cont. 

pres.  ind.  or  inipr.   act Ajto- 

cTrp)';aps,  2  sin.   1   a.   sub.  act. 
of 
A-zoarepiu)  -cD,  f.  -I'laoi,  p.  aTzcariorj- 
Ka,  (fr.  ard  inlens.  and  arcpiu)  to 
deprive)  lo  bereave,  deprive  of ; 
to  wrong,   injure,  defraud.  Atto 
arcpiofiai,   to  be  destitute,  not  to 
have,  he  without,  devoid  of.     1  a. 
act.  ind.  aircariprjaa'  sub.   otto^ 
cTcof.aia.  per.  pass.  a-ztoTipTjjiar 
par.  avcortpriiJiivoi. 
AT;nirripriati,  -lof,  Att.  -£U)f,  if,  (fr. 
last)  n  taUnc  away,  privation; 
fraud,  svAndling  ;    ii<ant,    deft- 
ciency  ;  need,  poverty. 
ArocrTfpr,r^f,   -ov,   b,  {fr.  same)   a 

cheat,  impostor,  deceiver. 
.\T!oar'n6i,  -riTu),  2  pi.  -artjTc,  impr. 

—  AiroaTti,  -i){,  -T,,  sub.  2  a.  act. 

—  A-roaTfiaoftai,   -;/,    -irai,    1   f 
mid.  of  aiplcTJini. 

A-6arriiia,  -Srof,  tu,  (fr.  u(j,icTriiii 
to  separate)  a  separation,  part- 
ing ;  an  impotthume,  absciss, 
gathering. 

Kironrrivai,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Aro- 
BTfiuai.  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Avotrrt}- 
adjicOa,  1  pi.  1  f.  mid.  ol' aipiart]-: 

'"■ 
AroaTfipi^ui.  f.  -fw,  (fr.  ardintens. 

and  arrjpi^ii)  to  fix)  to  strnigthen, 

ronftrm,  establish;   to  fix  upon,\\TTocTpi\l.oaKc,  Poet,   and  Ion.  for 

fasten  in.  oa-Zarpii/'t,  3  sin.  1  a.  act  of  last. 

AiTouTtXpu),   f.   -i|(j,  p.  arf'<rriX^a|An-oiTTpo(^;;,   .^j,   /},  (fr.  nri  from, 

(fr.  same,  and  crCSfita  to  shine)       and  crnl^u)  to  turn)    a  lurnini: 

to  glillir,  sparkle,  reflect.  from,  or  away;    a  return,  con-  „ 

ATdartxh-'^-  'mpr.  of a^O(;^f(;^'w.       version;  a   refuge,   shelter,  c«y-'AJr(5(T;(-T<nf, -lO?,   Att.  -cwf,  //,  (Ir. 
ArocToXtis, -ins.  An. -ew(,  l,  {fr.\     lum ;  an  apostrophe.  |     last)    a    rupture,   fracture  ;     a 

a-otrrfWui  to  equip)  an  admirol ;'  Ardaroodos,  -ov,b,  fi,  (fr,   same)'     rending,  breach  ;  a  slip,  branch. 

(80) 


pi.  con'.  uTotrToAnj, 
ATuffroXi),  -<)$i  lit  (fr.  nroffr/XXw  to 
send  liirtli)  a  viissinn,  riinimis 
sion  ;  a  message,  office,  duty  ;  a 
gift,  present  ;    an    aposthship ; 
the  means  of  sending  n  messen- 
ger;  a  judgynmt,  visitation,  ;  a 
pestilence,  plague. 
ArooToXM?,  -II,  -iv,  (fr.  affiJffroXof 
an  apostle)  apnstulir,  relating  to 
an  apostle,  or  the  ajioslles. 
AzdcrToXof,  -ov,  rb,   (Ir.  affOor/XXdi 
to  send  away)  a  lightship, pack- 
et, advice  boat. 
AvoaroXoi,  -ov,  !>,  (fr.  same)  a  mes- 
senger,  nmhass'tdor,  commission- 
er ;  an  apostle  ;  a  fleet,  armada. 
Adj.  sent,  despatched. 
ATTOcro/inTi'^u),  i.  -iaui,\i.  CTTicTOjiii- 
TiKu,   (fr.   avb   from,  and  (tto/io 
the  mouth)   to  repeat  from  me- 
mory,   say    by    heart ;    to  per- 
suade, prevail  on,    or  force  to 
speak;    to  provoke,   or  incite  to 
speak  ;  to  draw,  or  force  words  ; 
to  question,  interrogate,  examine. 
I  a.  act.  artaTO^idnan. 
A-oo-To/iou)  -u>,  (fr.   n-b  priv.   and 
cTOfiOu)    to    sharpen,    th.   ani/za 
the   mouth)  lo  blunt,   break  thi 
edge,  or  point ;  to  check,  weaken, 
repress,  stop  the  mouth,  par.  per. 
pass.   uTreaTOfiWjiivoi. 
A-6oTopyos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
eropyli   natural  atiectioii)  iiith- 
out  natural  ojfiction,  iniftcling, 
unnatural;    unkind;    disliking, 
haling. 
Ar'jcTT-pfjyyaXi^ii),  f.   -iVw,   (fr.  otto 
by,  and  arpuyyaVti  a  halter)  to 
slrangh;,  choke. 
ATToarpnKii^h),  f.  -iVo),    (fr.  «::J  in- 
tens.  and  ooTpa*i^w  to  vote  with 
shells,  th.  darpanuv  a  shard)   to 
condemn  by    ostracism,     to  ba- 
nish. 
ATToarpaificiriV,  opt.  —  AvncrpdibriTi, 
inipr.  —  Aro<7Tpii(pC),-i}i,-rj,svi\>. 
—  AiroarprKpTivni,    inf.  —  Airoa- 
Tpa(peh.  par.  2  a.  —  AvooTpuibij- 
aofiai,  2  f.  ind.  pass,  of  a:roarpi- 

((iW. 

Avoarpdpw,  f.  -'.^'W,  p.  airiiXTptipa, 
(fr.  urro  from,  and  ffrp/i/wloturn) 
to  turn  from,  or  away,  divirt  ;  to 
convert,  change  ;  to  pervert,  cor- 
rupt, incite  to  rebel ;  to  return, 
put  bark  ;  to  return,  bring  back  ; 
lo  reject,  refuse  ;  to  hide,  con- 
ceal ;  lo  leave,  desert,  forsake. 
AirooTpt(poi/ni,  tolvrn  away  from ; 
to  disregard,  slight;  to  dislike, 
hate.     1    a.  act.  ind.  aT:!CTp(\j.a 


malign,  unj'uvoundile ;  an  apos- 
trophe, the  mark  of  a  letter  being 
cut  oil'  in  Greek. 
AjroaTiiy/ci)  -ui,  f.  -fjoii),  (fr.  nrri)  in- 
tens.  and  crvyiui  lo  hale)  lo  ab- 
hor, detest,  loathe,  abominate  ;  lo 
shun,  avoid. 
AvoarCi,  -fn,  -/),  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 

aijiiaTt]/)!, 
AToavXiiaai,   Dor.    n)r  aroffi'X^ofni. 
—  Aro(TvXaTai,3sin.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  pass,  of 
rl77o(Ti'X«'o)  -w,  f.  -^0(0,  (fr.  nrru  from, 
and  cvSdio  to  rob)  tn  steal,  rob; 
to  pMage,  plunder,  spoil. 
A-ncBvrdyix),   f.  -^ui,  (fr.  same,  ertiv 
tofjelher,  and  a'j'u  to  brinj;)  to 
collect  fro?n,  gather  J'rom  about  ; 
to  recover  J'rnm  ;  to  drive  away, 
turn  out,  put  J'rom  among. 
Avoavruywyoif-ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  avvitywyii  a  .synagogue)  put 
out  of  the  synagogue,  excuimnu- 
nicated. 
Avoavpl^iii,  f.  -ioiti,  (fr.  anb  inlens. 
and  cvpi^u)   lo  hiss)  to  hiss  at, 
hoot ;  to  whistle. 
ATTocvaKCvd^u),    f.    -dau},    {fr.    a-nb 
from,  and  cvaiavd^u)  to  pack  up) 
to  pillage,  plumlcr,  spoil. 
A-Kocibd^u),  f.  -fu),   (fr.  arrb  intcns. 
and    aij)d(,(>'    to  slay)    to  cut  the 
throat,   slaughter  ;    to   saaiflce. 
2  a.  par.  pass,  a-auarpnydi. 
AT7o(TitiaKc\t^w,(.  -icui,  (Ir.  avu  from, 
and    B<j)dKt\oi    .1    ijanarcne)  to 
waste,    decay  ;  to   dissolve,   pu- 
trefy. 
ATToaipuWio,  f.  -aXw,  p.  anicijinXKa, 
(fr.  ar:b  infens.  and    aipdXXu)  to 
trip)  to  trip  vp,  overthrow,  sup- 
plant; to  frustrate,   difeat,  dis- 
appoint;  to  deceive,  dilude  ;  to 
mislead,  seduce,  deprave.    Avo- 
OijidXXofiai,  to  err,  stray,  mistake. 
2  a.  par.  pass.  a-rroaipaXdi. 
A-o(r(pdTTu>,   f.    -fo),    p.    -ya,    (fr. 
same,  and  ctjidrrio  to  slay)  see 
aTOOijidi^ui. 
A-oa(pr.v('Ovnij),  or-Zoj  -w,  f.  -iau>,\i. 
-i}Ka,  and  ATna<pti'^oi'i(w,  f.  -lau, 
see  ciptviavdiii,  or  a<ptv<^ovi^u). 
Avoat^nXda,  -oj,  -£,  1  a.  opt.  Mo\. 

of  avoc(f>u\Xbi. 
ATrotnppdytajxa,   -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  avb 
ditiiin.  and  ccppnyii  a  seal)  '/  sig- 
vft  ;  the  impression  of  a  seal. 
Awo<r;yrtf(i),  f  -daii),  (fr.  otto  inters, 
and    o-yd^w   to  lance)    to    open 
a    veirt,     bleed;      to    break    in 
pieces, 
.\.t;ob)^uv,   2    a.  inf   act. — Airo- 
cxiir,  par.  of  airix' 


impr.    arooTpidov'    sub.    ottoo--  Aro'<r;^£ff<f,  -toi,  Alt.  -cui,  n,  (fr. 
Tp/i/'J*    par.   axoarpixpai.    i  a. 
pass.    ind.     antcTpdipriv,    3    pi. 
aTTcarpdiiiiiTai.    ~    a.  act.    ind. 

U-zilTTpll(pOl'. 


ariyiit  to  withhold)  forbearavce, 
moderation ;  abstinence,  temper- 
ance, sobtrvoss. 

AT!oi!xi<:ovei,  3  pi.  1  f.  act.  of 
same. 

Airo<r;^i'^u,  f.  -'tm,  (fr.  anb  from, 
and  CT^i'^w  to  split)  tn  cleave,  dt- 
vide,  cut,  separate  ;  lo  rend,  tear 
away. 


Ano 

Aitoaxo^'^^'^t  ('"'■•  <"^^  intens.  and 
(rxoAa'^iD  lo  have  leisure)  to  em- 
ploy, or  apply  one's  leisure;  to 
occupy  it  in  some  pursuit  or 
study. 

XTtoiJ)(^o\ioitai  •ovfiai,  f.  -ijiroyiai, 
(fr.  a-rti  from,  and  ax'i^h  leisure) 
to  be  busy  ;  to  employ,  npply,  or 
engage  one's  self.  pres.  par.  avo- 

Aird(r;^u//ai,  2  a.  sub.  mi-l  — Arro- 
ff;^d^£i'Of,   par.  2  a.  mid.  of  air- 

Airoffoifui,  f.  -(iffo),  p.  -(JKa,  (fr.  aird 
intens.  and  ew^u  to  save)  to  pre- 
serve ;  to  recover,  restore  to  health  ; 
to  protect,  guard.  Airoau^ofiat, 
to  save  one's  self,  Jty  for  re- 
fuge, pres.  inf.  raid,  a-noow^ta- 
dat.  I  a.  inf.  pass.  airo(Tu0^- 
vai. 

AtToTayfi,  -5f,  and  Airrfrafif,  -lof, 
Att.  -tiijf,  ;;,  (fr.  arordaau)  to  re- 
nounce) o  renunciation,  giving 
up ;  farewell,  adieu. 

ktroTairiv,  (fr.  airoTiivw  to  stretch) 
<i<  full  length,  at  large,  largely, 
fuUy.^ 

AvoradcU,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  ajro- 
rti'vo). 

AiroraKCi;,  2  a.  par.  pass,  of  airo- 

TiJKOI. 

Air6raKT0(,  -ov,  h,  >/,  (fr.  arTordaou) 
to  arrange)  reserved,  laid  by,  set 
apart,  destined,  intended, 

AvoTa^dficvos,  ->?,  -ov,  par.  — Aro- 
rdi'tadat,  inf.  1  a.  mid.  — Avo- 
rdaoirai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass, 
of 

A>rorrf(Tffu),or-TTui,  f.  -a'fu,  p.  -aya, 
(fr.  a-ri  from,  and  rdaoui  to  or- 
der) to  arrange,  regulate,  set  in 
order ;  lo  separate,  distinguish, 
set  apart  from  otiiers,  Airorda- 
aojiat,  it  give  commands,  serul 
with  or  tiers ;  to  take  leave,  bid 
a/lieu,  hid  farewell;  t  renounce, 
give  up,  forego.  1  f.  mid.  avo 
rd^ujiai.  I  a.  mid.  ind.  avira^d- 
lti)V  mf.  airord(aodnt.  p^r.  pass 
avoTlrayfiai. 

Avordrw,  sup.  (fr.  oiri  from)  very 
distant,  very  far,  farthest  of  all. 

AiroTuvpdu)  -<3,  f.  -wau),  (fr.  uiro  of, 
and  raupos  a  bull)  to  make  a  bull. 
Air  or  avpdi  I  jj  at,  to  imitate  a  bull, 
rave  like  n  hull. 

AnirSipOi,  -ov.  A,  ^,  (fr.  airti  priv. 
and  rdtpof  a  tomb)  unburicd ; 
not  laid  with  ancestors ;  interred 
far  atony. 

Airorit<pptiiiii>,f.  •tioui,  (fr.  nrdfrom 
and  rriApof  a  ditch)  to  ditch 
nboiU,  forltfy ;  to  rut  riff"  by  a 
dilrh. 

Airir/yyw^  fr.  airi  intens.  and  rfy- 
yu),  which  nee. 

AinTtO(U>',  Sync.  foran'or(0(/i)(rav, 
3  |il.  I  a.  opt.  pass.  nfa-zorlOniii. 

AnoTilvu,  import,  (fr.  next)  it 
tends,  prrlniiis,  or  hetongs  to  ;  it 
eonrrrns   rrlntrs  to. 

A-KuTiUhi,  t.  -nui,  [«.  nitarhHitn,  (fr. 
oird  from,  and  rilv<j  loslrctrh)  lo 
extend,  Sjirrad ;  lo  stretch,  reach 
out;  lo  rnlnrgr,Unp.lhm  ;  loin- 
lend,  purjiote,  design  ;  to  strain. 


Ano 

exert.     Anordvofiai,  to  contend, 
debate;  lo  inveigh,  censure;    to 
be  suspended,  hang,  depend. 
ATrortiyi'^w,  f.  -Icu),  p.  a'zorcrtix'- 
ica,  (fr.  atrd  by,  and  t£(;^-oj a  wall) 
lo  wall  about,  surround  with   a 
wall,  or  rampart,  fortify  ;  to  in- 
tercept with  a  wall;  to  cut  qff". 
I  a.  act.  a-rrcTtixKra. 
AvoTtt)(X<ni,  -lof,  Alt.  -cwy,  i},  and 
Arorti^io-^iOf,  -ou,  0,  (fr.   last)  a 
walling    about  ;    a  fortijicntion, 
fort. 
AroTci)(iana.  -aros,  rd,  (fr.  same) 

a  wall,  bulwark,  rampart. 
ArtoTCKi'dta  -d,  (fr.  a-!:i  priv.  and 
TCKvuiji  to  bear  children)  to  lose, 
or  be  deprived  of  children,  be 
childless.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  oTrcTtK- 
i'aj9);v  sub.  mrnrcKi  tjiOa. 
ATT0Tc\ca6cts,  -c7aa,  -iv,  par.  1   a, 

pass,  of  uTTortX/u). 
ATTOTe\iBfin,   -nTOi,  to,  (fr.  anon- 
X/u  to  finish)  a  making,  doing ; 
a  finishing,  execution  ;  an  efftct, 
event,  production,  end,  termina- 
tion ;  a  charm,  incnnlulion  ;  the 
influence  of  the  stars;  an  image 
suspended  lo  arrest.,  or  draw  down 
their  power. 
A^oreXcaixaTtK)!,  -rji,  fj,  viz.  ri^in, 
(fr.  same)  the  art  of  making  arid 
using  the  flgures  for  charms  ;  as- 
trology; incantation. 
AKOTc^cafiaTi^i;,  -t),  -ot;  (fr.  same) 
effective,  effectual,  operative,  ac- 
tive, ifficient. 
AiTOTcXcoiidi,  -ov,  0,   (fr.   same)   a 
making,  fltnshing,    conclusion ; 
an  effect,  aid. 
ATTOTiXcBTtKds,  -OV,  h,  ^,  (fr.  samc) 

effective,  effectual,  efficacious. 
ATortXtiTao)    -w,   f.   -ijaui,  (fr.  arrd 
intens.    and  riXcvrdu}  to  end)  to 
finish,      conclude,     cease,     stop, 
come  to  an  end  ;  to  die. 

ATOT[\cVrtJ<TI(,     -lOJ,     Alt.     -£(Jf,   ^, 

(fr.  last)  decease,  death. 

AnortXioi  -to,  f.  -I'law,  and -fVoj,  p. 
aiTOTCTfXcKa,  (fr.  r/Aoj  an  end) 
to  form,  shape  ;  to  hrin/;  lo  pass, 
effect,  fulfil,  accomplish  ;  to  do, 
perform;  to  perfect,  finish,  com- 
plete, make  an  e7id  of;  to  pay  a 
tin,  yield,  contribute.  A  TroTt  X/o- 
ftat,  to  improve,  amend,  make 
progress ;  to  rcc/ivcr  health,  per. 
pass.  aroTCTi'Xiaiint.  par.  ojrort- 
Ti^itjfii'vof.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  arert- 
XiaOn"'  par.  mrnrtXiaOiif. 

ATTori^vii),  f.  airoTtfiia,  (fr.  ard 
from,  and  r/urw  1"  cut)  to  cut  off', 
lop,  sever,  oisniemhrr  ;  lo  iuttr- 


cfpt ;  lo  take  a  part,  appropriate. 
par.  I  f.  act.  arroriftuv.  per.  pass. 
uirorlrfitijiai.  pper.  anirtrii^ptir, 
-tjtra,  •t}ro.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  aittr- 
fiflDriV  opt.  aiiorfinOiii)v,M\t\  ano- 
TafiriOrltjv. 

Anort(taOat,  1  f.  inf.  mid.  of  aito- 
tIktii). 

Arijrtfiv,  -tof,  All.  -fwf,  v,  (fr. 
airoWitrui  to  bi.nr  rliildriin)  rhild- 
liirlh,  labour,  delivery,  accouche- 
ment. 

AntlTcpof,  -a,  oy,  and  -rorof,  -i;, 
-oficonip.  and  sup.  (fr.on'Jfroni) 
(M) 


Ano 

farther,  farthest ;  more,  or  most 
diitant  ;  remoter,  remotest. 
A~oripti),  and  -rdrw,  (fr.  lastj^or- 

ther,  more  distant,  remotely. 
AvoTcrafiivos,   par.   per.    pass.  — 
A-oTtTanai,   -aai,  -rat,  in  3  pi. 
-airat,  per.   ind.  pass,   of  arro- 
Ttlvuy. 
Ar;oTeTc\tatiivoi,-ri,-(n,  (par.  per. 
pass,  of  (iTTorfX/u)  pcrjtcl,  com- 
plete, finished. 
A-noriTftriTu,  Poel.   for  a5r£T£r|ij;T0, 

3  sill.  ppcr.  pass,  of  afforf'//»'u. 
ATTunii,  Ion.  for  a^'  ov,  or  a-rb  tov, 
Arr6Tevyiin,  -arof,  t6,  (fr.  airorvy- 
Xdvh)  to  miss)  disappointment ; 
loss,harm,damage,disadvantoge. 
Anirtv^i!,  -tos,  Att.   -tujf,   >),  (fr, 
same)    disappointment,   misfor- 
tune, ill  success,  loss,  defeat. 
AroTiiyaii^ui,  f.  -lew,    (fr.  nrd  in- 
tens. and   Ttiyaii^o)    to   fry,   th. 
Ti'iyai'ov  a  frying  pan)  to  fry  ;  to 
eat  fried  meat ;  to  eat  out  of  the 
pan. 
AiroT>')K(i>,  f.    -fw,    (fr.  same,  and 
r»7/iu)  to  melt)  to  7nelt,  dissolve; 
to    steep,    soften ;     to    consume, 
waste,  tkcay. 
AiroTtdijftt,  f.  anoOi'iau),  p.  avoriBei- 
Ka,  (fr.  aird  from,  and  TiOrjiit  to 
lav)   to  lay  down,  or  asiile,  put 
qff,    relinquish,    quit,  renounce; 
to  lay  by,  store,  or  treasure  up  ; 
to  put  off,  defer,  delay,  procrasti- 
nate ;  to  expose,  put  out  to  perish. 
1  a.  act.  aTtiOijKa.  1  a.  mid.  avt- 
OriKjidr^v.  1    a.  pass.  aireriOtjv.  I 
f.  pass.  aTOTiOr'iaoitat.  1   f.  mid. 
arroOi'icofjiai.   2  a.  mid.  ind.  ottc- 
Oi^Tiv  inf.  anudiadaf  par.  aToOi- 
fiti'oi.     For    other   tenses    see 

Tidtjflt. 

AvorUrta,  fr.  arru  intens.  and  rlKtUf 
which  see.  ^ 

AroT-iXXo),  f.  -I'Xui,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ti'XXw  to  pluck)  to  pluck  up,  or 
out;  to  pull  qff',  strip;  to  take 
off"  the  hair. 

Aro'riX/ja,  -Srof,  t6,  (fr.  last)  U 
shred,  piece,  fragment ;  hair,  or 
v.ool  jilucked  off] 

ATrnTtiidu)  -u),  f.  -I'/aw,  p.  ->]Kit,  (fr. 
crro  inleiis.  and  rt^idto  lo  honour) 
to  value,  appraise,  estimate;  to 
esteem,  regard ;  lo  fine,  amerce; 
to  dishonour,  slight  ;  to  pledge, 
give  hinl.  A^oriftdo^tnt  -wiiat,  to 
take  a  pledge,  accept  security. 

A-rorlfini"!,  -droi,  rd,  (I'r.  last)  a 
pleilic,  pawn,  drjmsit,  penalty  ; 
security  given  by  a  sutntlian  ;  a 
compensation  for  dowry. 

hnor'iniv,-ov,  rd,  (fr.  siimc)  aprice, 
value,  rale  ;  a  jileilqc,  security. 

Andriitof,  -ov.  A,  j;,  (fr.  samc) 
pawned,  rngnged,  hound.  Or, 
(fr.  (iffj  priv.  and  n/ii)  honour) 
inglorious;  private,  mean,  ob- 
Mc^uJe. 

Airorivnypn,  •arn(,  rcl,  (fr.  next) 
>wripinf\s,  dust,  nff'sriiitring,  the 
dirt  coming  iff  any  thing  when 
cleaned. 
Aroriiduao},  C  -rffw,  p.  anorirlva- 
Vd,  (fr.  oirJ  friiiii,  and  rii'rfircfui  lo 
quiver)  to  shake  rff,  thakc   out. 


Ano 

1  a.  act.  ind.  aircTlvai^a.  impr. 
airorlva^ov  par.  anortid^ai.  1  .1. 
inf.  mid.  anoTiniiacOm. 

AroTii'vi'fieioi,  par.  prt'S.  mid.  of 

A»or/n'ii^i,  or  -vut,  (fr.  avd  back, 
and  Wvn'/ii,  or  -I'cj  to  pay)  ulsn, 

ATor/w,  or  ArronVu),  f.  -/ffu»,  p.  -iica, 
(fr.  saiuo,  and  Wiui  or  t/u  to 
honour)  to  honour,  compriisdie, 
rewnrJ  ;  to  repay,  pay,  or  s^iffvr 
for,  atone  for,  make  compensa- 
tion ;  KTZOTtivvfiai,  Arzorloftai, 
tic.  to  exact  punishment,  punish, 
revenge,  avenge.  1  f.  act.  3  sin. 
anoTian,  1  pi.  airoriaontv.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  arcno-ri'  'i  sin.  sub. 
anoTlaji'  par.  avoriaai.  1  1.  niid. 
par.  aTOTitru'/itiof. 

AiroTfi^iyu),  or  airorfifiaaui,  f.  -fu. 
(fr.  avi  trom,  and  Tfii'iadiji  or  r/idu 
to  cut)  <o  rwi  qff',  slaughter  ;  In 
intercept,  separate,  divide  from. 
1  a.  par.  act.  ajror^>/faj,  2  a. 
pass.  aTnTfiayrjv. 

'ATTor^a;,  -ov,  6,  //,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
vdrftoi  lo')  ill  fated,  hardfated, 
unfortunate,  miserable,  wretched, 
unhappy,  sup.  airoTiidraTos. 

AiroToXna,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  act. 
of 

AJToroX^dtu  -ui,  f.  -i/acj,  p.  a770T£- 
ToX^^fca,  (fr.  ux-Jintens.  and  roX- 
ndii)  to  dare)  to  presume,  be  very 
bold,  dare  very  much. 

ATroTo/ii),  -)ji,  Si,  (fr.  airoTifivu)  to 
cut  off)  a  cutting  off,  cutting 
short,  7>2aki}ig  ari  end  of. 

A'orofiia,  -a{,  y,  (fr.  same)  o  cut- 
ting or  paring  closely  ;  lopping, 
pruning. 

AnArofioi,  -ov,  i,  i;,  (fr.  same)  ab- 
rupt, steep,  precipitous ;  ar- 
duous ;  concise,  short,  brief;  ri- 
gid, severe,  cutting. 

AtroTiftuif,  (fr.  last)  cuttingly,  se- 
verely ;  cdncisely,  briefly. 

'AroTOf,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
riJrof  drink,  th.  irlvu)  to  drink) 
ahslaining  from  drink,  living 
without  liquids  ;  not  drinkable. 

A-'OTpt'tYCtv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  ano- 

AiTOTpaxvvii),  f.  -vvu),  (fr.  azi  in- 
tens.  and  rpaxi^i^  'o  make 
rough)  to  roughen;  to  ruffle,  fret, 
exasperate. 

AirorpiTTov,  pres.  irnpr.  mid.  of 
a-roTplirij). 

A'!roTpcrrTtKi{,-i),-iv,  (fr.  next)  dis- 
suasxve, 

AroTpiru),  f.  -tpu),  p.  atrOTiTptipa, 
(fr.  a-nb  from,  and  tpj'ttw  to  turn) 
lo  turn  away  from,  dissuade  ;  to 
avert,  turn  aside,  put  away;  to 
frustrate,  disappoint.  Avorpivo- 
fini,  to  turn  one  s  self  from,  dis- 
like ;  lo  loathe.,  reject.  1  a.  act 
aitiTpti^a'  2  a.  act.  airiVpuTov.  2 
a.  mid.  a^rttTpairoftrfv.  per.  ind 
pass,  aTtOTfrpaiiiiai. 

Airorpf  jfw,  (fr.  ari  back,  and  rp/^^u 
to  run)  to  run  bark,  run  away, 
Jly,  escape;  to  revolt,  rebel. 

ArroTnifiiMi,  f.  -ly/w,  (fr.  arj  from, 
and  Toiiioi  to  rub)  tn  wear  away, 
watte,  liruisc,  break,  consume, 
impair ;     to    rub  down,    clean, 


Ano 


Ano 


tripe;     AroTpZ/Jo/iui,  to  , file  <^,  A7rori'(/>X<ij(ri{,    -lof,   Alt.    -tios,  ^, 


pare  down ;  to  extenuntt,  clear 
up,  explain ;  to  remove,  with- 
draw ;  to  shake  qff',  reject,  put 
away;  to  impeilc, frustrate. 

AvuTpi^tfia,  -urof,  ri,  (fr.  last)  a 
chip,  shaving,  dust,&.c.  made  by 
cleaning,  or  polishing. 

AroTDorrtiaffOui,  Poet,  for  airorpo- 
TrdaOiii,  pres.  inf.  cont.  of  ano- 
rpomiofiat, 

ArrOTpinatof,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  arrorpi- 
TTu  to  avert)  preserving,  protect- 
ing; averting,  or  turning  away 
evils ;  to  he  averted,  shunned, 
avoided,  deprecated. 

AnoTpo-irdofiai, or -Tp(x)T:doiiat  -dftai, 
(fr.  avb  from,  and  Toorru'w  to 
turn)  to  turn  away  Jrom,  de- 
cline, shun,  avoid;  to  slight, 
neglect. 

KiroTpoTTid^io,  f.  -dau),  (fr.  same) 
to  pacijy,  appease,  reconcile  ;  to 
alone,  expiate. 

AvorpoTtiadjiii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last) 
dislike,  aversion;  an  amulet, 
charm. 

AndrpOTTOi,  -ov,  b,  r),  (fr.  offorpfrriD 
to  turn  away)  unpleasant,  disa- 
greeable ;  hateful,  odious,  abo- 
minable ;  unlucky. 

Ait6Tpo(poi,-ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  airb  from, 
and  rpiipui  to  rear)  educated 
abroad,  reared  among  strangers ; 
foreign,  strange, 

AvoTovydu)  -io,  t.  -I'/aui,  (fr.  anum- 
tens.  and  rpvydw  to  gather 
grapes)   to  gather  the   vintage 


(fr.   last)  a  6/Jn'/in^;  blindness, 
want,  or  lost  of  siglU. 
AroTv^la,  -as,  and  -xi'h  ■''ti  ^y  C""' 
avoTvyxdva   to  miss)   failure ; 
disappointment ;  refusal. 

ATroTv^uii;  see  a7roruy;^u';'(iJ. 

An'oupu'/itiof, — Arravpiii,  by  Sync, 
for  airovpiauficvosj  par.  1  a.  mid. 
and  airovplaai,  par.  1  a.  act.  of 
arovpl^u),  Ion.  for  u(/iopi'^u).  Or 
by  Metapl.  and  Sync,  for  anav- 
ptjadiiivof,  par.  1  a.  mid.  and 
uTTavpi'iaai,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  arruu- 
pdu). 

'Arroupof,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  and  from, 
anti  8poj  a  border)  beyond  the 
borders,  foreign;  banished,  out- 
lawed; an  exile, 

'Avovi,  -oioi,  b,  li,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
jToDs  the  foot)  without  feet ; 
lame. 

Airuvaa,  fem.  of  aniiv,  par.  pres.  of 
a'zci^i,  to  be  absent. 

Airov(jia,-ai,  n,  (fr.  last)  absence; 
injury,  damage,  harm. 

ATro(j>a!v(i},  f.  -avd,  p.  -ayxa,  (fr. 
airJ  intens.  and  ipalvw  to  show) 
to  show,  point  out ;  to  exhibit,  dis- 
play ;  to  utter,  pronounce,  de- 
clare ;  to  render,  cause,  or  make 
to  be.  Aito(j>nlvoiiai,  to  appear, 
seem  ;  to  express  one's  self,  de- 
clare his  opinion ;  to  interpret, 
explain,  pres.  inf.  pass.  aTro(pal- 
viaQaf  par.  avotpaii'dncvos. 

Airo(j>avovncv,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
last. 


to  make  up  harvest;    to  enjoy,\A.ir6<pai'(rii,  -loi,  Att.  -coif,  {/,  (fr, 


irululge  in. 

An-orpuj^(i),  f.  -^u,  and  ATtorpiu),  f. 
-iaii),  (fr.  same,  and  Tp<))(u>  or 
rpih)  to  wear  away)  lo  waste,  or 
rub  away,  wear  out ;  -lo  con- 
sume ;  to  break,  tame,  subdue ; 
to  weary,  exhaust, 

Afforpwyu,  f.  -^Oftat,  p.  aTrorlrpw- 
Xa-i  (fr.  same,  and  rpiiyw  to 
gnaw)  to  waste,  consume,  eat  up, 
devour.  2  a.  act.  ind.  antrpayov 
inf.  avorpdyctv. 

ATTorvy)(^av6iJitva,-(i}v,Ti,  (t"r.  ne.xt) 
disappointments,  misfortunes. 

AiTorvyxdvii),  f.  aTroTvyi'iatii,  p.  -t£- 
Tvx'l'"',  (fr.  a-jrii  priv.  and  rvy- 
j^n'vu)  to  get)  to  miss,  mistake; 
to  miss  of,  fail,  not  -lucceed,  be  dis- 
appointed. 2  a.  act.  ind.  airirv- 
Xov'  par.  aTToruj^ur.   1  f.    raid. 

UTTOTti^O^iai. 

Aj7oru7ii5uj  -u),  f.  -liiTU,  p.  -wK/i,  (fr. 
a-u  intens.  and  runiu)  to  copy) 
to  form,  fashion,  portrary,  re- 
present, express ;  to  imitate,  re- 
semble, be  like. 

ArroTUTTTO/jai,  (fr.  airi  from,  and 
riTTTtii  to  strike)  to  cease  beating, 
desist  from  striking ;  to  beat 
one' s  self  ;  to  mourn,  bewail. 

AzoTVTTiopa,  -aroi,  rh,  and  Avori- 
TTuicii,  -105)  Att.  -cms,  I'l,  (fr.  avo- 
rvTrdtj)  to  express)  a  resemblance, 
likeness,  porlruil ;  an  image,  sta- 
tue. 

AroruijXiSd)  -w,f.  -uioto,  p.  -wKa,  fr. 
a-rri  intens.  and  Tvip^6u>,  which 
sec. 

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anotpalvio  to  declare)  a  declara- 
tion, assertion,  assurance,  asse- 
veration; an  oracle,  response; 
a  maxim,  axiom  ;  a  proposition  ; 
a  list,  valuation. 

AiToipavT'(Kd(,-l),-iv,  (fr.  same)  rfe- 
claralory,  expressive  of;  express, 
positive,  decided. 

ATTdipacOc,  2  pi.  2  a.  impr.  mid.  of 

a7rd0))/:/i. 

ATT6(jtSats,  -IDS,  Att,  -tuj,  t'l,  (fr. 
aTro(paivio  to  declare)  a  saying, 
expression  ;  a  sentence,  decision, 
determination,  resolution  ;  a  pro- 
clamation, declaration;  the  an- 
swer of  an  oracle, 

AvoipdaKij),  (fr,  ani  priv.  and  i^da- 
Kia  to  say)  same  as  air6<prifn. 

AiToipaaiihu>s,  (fr.  a-no^alvu  to 
show)  openly,  clearly,  evidently. 

AnoipcpaiaTO,  Ion.  for  airo<pipoivro, 
3  pi.  pres.  opt.  mid.  of 

Avoditpu),  f.  aiTolau),  1  a,  anf^vtyKa, 
(fr.  avi  from,  and  0f'pu  to  carry) 
to  take,  bear,  carry  iff,  or  away  ; 
tn  carry  nut,  bury ;  to  make 
aviay  with,  kill,  destroy ;  to 
exhibit,  show;  to  pay,  contri- 
bute; lo  earn,  get,  gain ;  tore- 
port,  relate,  give  an  account  of; 
to  accuse,  indict ;  to  convey,  con. 
voy,  escort ;  to  bring  in  to  ;  to 
save,  preserve  ;  to  hear,  erulure, 
suffer.  2  a.  act.  ind.  airnvty- 
Kov  inf.  a-KtviyKilv.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.  airrivfyxOlv  inf.  aircvcyx 
Bljvai. 

ATTo^ciyw,  f. -f(<)ip.-;^;rt,(fr.same. 


Ano 

and  <pci-yii)  to  flee)  to  flee,  or  fly 
away,  to  escape,  gtt  clear  off;  to 
shun,  avoid.  2  a.  act.  ind.  airi- 
tpvyoi'  opt.  avo(f>i'yomi'  inf.  a~o- 
tiivyuv  par.  airo^C^uv.  1  f.  mid. 
aT;o(pti^Ojjiai. 

Ar^^i;^!,  (fr.  same,  and  <i>r})xX  to 
say)  to  deny,  contradict;  to  re- 
nouncf,  disclaim ;  to  declare, 
publish,  announce. 

Ajrd^ij/iOf ,  -ov,  b,  i(,  (fr.  lastj  not  to 
be  mentioned  ;  unlucky,  ill-omen- 
ed, inauspicious,  ominous, 

Aj7o<ptjvat,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  a-rr6<pifn 
—  Aroif^vai,  1   a.   inf.  act.   of 

aJTOipaivw. 

A-!T6(l>riati,  -lof,  Att.  -twf,  fji  (fr. 
aTToipiJin  to  deny)  o  contradic- 
tion ;  denied,  refusal ;  sentence, 
judicial  decision  ;  a  denunciation, 
declaration. 

KviKpSiyyojiai,  f.  -yjo/iai,  (fr.  a-nb 
intens.  and  (pBiyyojiai  to  sound) 
to  utter,  pronounce,  declare  so- 
lemnly;  to  speak  proverbs  use 
pithy  sayings.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
arc<pdcy^dijr]V. 

A.ir6<pdtYfia,  -aro;,  to,  (fr.  last)  an 
apophiliegm,  sentiment,  proverb, 
remarkable  saying  ;  an  oracle. 

Xiroipddpti),  f.  -ffli,  fr.  a-ro  intens. 
and  <pO[ipu),  which  see. 

ATToipdlfievoi,  Sync,  for  aro(p6i6iic- 
vof,  par.  pres.  pass.  —  .KTro<jjOi- 
fiT)y,  or  A-noipdi/jivof  cltji;  Ion. 
for  ainip6ifiriv,  or  airitpdifiivoi 
tlifv,  per.  opt.  pass. — Aro^Oi'- 
atia,  -af,  -c,  ^ol.  for  aro^SiVoi- 
fii,  1  a.  opt.  act.  —  A-oipSla9w, 
Sync,  for  a-rroipQiiaOn),  pres. 
impr.  pass,  of  nzoipdim. 

AvotpBtvvOovat,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  of 

Airo09ivi'0u>,  same  as 

Aroipdiij),  or  Aro<p6hu>,  f.  -hw,  {fr. 
ari  intens.  and  (p6iru  to  spoil) 
to  corrupt,  destroy,  ruin,  over- 
throw ;  to  kill,  slay ;  to  waste, 
decay,  putrify  ;  to  perish,  die. 

ATTotpXiivpli^w,  f.  -hid,  {fr.  same, 
and  (iXavpiiii),  Att.  for  <pav\i(^u>  to 
slioht)  <o  neglfct,  disregard,  id  no 
value  on,  make  little  account  of. 

Aro^X(/vp('f(j{,  -aira,  -av.  Dor.  for 
azo(pXavplaa(,  1  a.  par.  act.  of 
last. 

Avo<f)ci(idi^w,  f.  -rtoui,  fr.  nrd  in- 
lens.  and  i^oi/?'i(o).  which  see. 

Aro(iopii,  -nf,  and  Ion.  ATo^opi), 
'flf,  fh  (fr.  nrnCipw  to  carry 
awav)  a  cnrrytne,  taking,  or 
driving  nwny ;  a  tribute,  mtli- 
'idy  ;  a  lax,  toll,  impost,  assrss- 
virnt ;  rent,  revenue,  income  ;  an 
fxhfdalinn,  vapour. 

Awo^opTi^o/jtcoj,  •);,  •01',  par.  pres. 
art.  of 

Aroipaprl^u,  f.  •Ivia,  and  Aroipop- 
TiiiM)  -(3,  (fr.  oiri  priv.  and  ifiop- 
Wfw  or  ipnnrrliit  to  load)  to  un- 
lade, unloml,  dislntrdm. 

AToi}>pi)(,  -rfiioj,  h,  fj,  (fr.  n  neg. 
nnd  ippiH^io  to  ri[K-ak)  unhnlloir- 
ed,  fTcnnimnnirnt'd  ;  unlwki/^ 
inmtspyrtou*  ;  ominous,  unfu- 
imurnlitr^  unfiirlunrUr. 

Anotfiodfftjut,  or  -TTht,  f.  -fi^iit,  (fr. 
ani  intens.  and^'piicvu  tohcdgo) 


Ano 

to  fence,  stop,  or  shut  up ;  to  en- 
close,fortify  ;  to  hinder  from,  re- 
ject, put  away^  repulse;  to  si- 
lence, stop  the  mouth. 

Ai:o(pvycii;  inf.  —  Airoipvyovrtc,  n. 
pi.  -ySiras,  a.  pi.  pur.  2  a.  act. 
of  airoocvyia. 

Ai!o6vyfi,  -Tii,  )i,  (fr.  aTroipiCybi  to 
escape)  a  flight,  escape;  a  re- 
fuge, retreat,  asylum. 

Airoi^wXioi',  -on,  TO,  (fr.  a~o  from 
and  ^KiXtoj  a  den)  on  untimely 
or  monstrous  birth  ;  the  litter,  or 
cubs  of  a  wild  beast. 

ATToi/iuiXiof,  -cv,  b,  {],  (fr.  same) 
from,  or  out  of  a  cave ;  mon- 
strous, strange ;  abortive,  un- 
timely ;  false,  deceitful. 

Aro;^£(p(i/3(05,  and  Aro;^£ipo/3(<jTOs, 
-ov,  b,  hi  Cf.  a-nu  from,  y^up  the 
hand,  and  jiiof  life)  gaining  a 
living  by  the  work  of  the  hands  ; 
handicraft,  mechanic;  a  work- 
man, day  labourer. 

ATroj(ttpororiw  -w,  f.  -rjo-d),  (fr.  a-zo 
from,  'yup  the  hand,  and  rclvoy  to 
stretch)  to  vole  against,  disap 
prove,  reject,  refuse,  disallow  ;  to 
rescind,  annul;  to  dismiss,  re- 
move, discharge. 

AiTOXcipoTovia,  -us,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  re- 
pulse, refusal,  loss  of  an  elec- 
tion ;  repeal. 

AiToyCTcCu),  -evau,  {fr.  airi  from, 
and  o)(tTcvu>  to  irrigate)  to  cease 
from  irrigation  ;  to  convey,  drau 
fff,  or  turn  aside  water  ;  to  divert, 
turnfrom.  par.  1  a.  mid.  arro- 
■)(^tTtvadfitvoi. 

A-TToxio)  -tS,  f.  -ijoo),  -cicu),  and 
-fiffio,  (fr.  same,  and  yiu  to 
pour)  to  pour  out,  shed;  to  dis- 
embogue. 

ATro)(rj,  -rjf,  i'/,  (fr.  a-!ri)^u>  to  be  dis- 
tant) distance,  space,  interval, 
remoteness. 

Ano-ypn,  3  sin.  pros.  ind. — Airo- 
;^Oni',  pres.  mf.  —  Array  puiv, 
ieni.  a-oypuiaa,  par.  pres.  of 

Arroypnui  -w,  f.  -I'lOO),  (fr.  arb  in- 
tens. and  xpiiij)  to  lend)  to  grati-. 
fy,  suffice,  satisfy^  content.  Aro- 
ypdojiai,  to  use,  make  use  of,  em- 
ploy ;  to  abuse,  make  an  ill  use 
of,  turn  to  a  utong  purpose  ;  to 
consume,  spend,  waste.  1  f.  mid, 
avoypfioofiai.  per.  ind.  pass, 
airOKlypi))ini. 

Aroyptw/icvof,  Ion.  for  aroypiifif 
vDf,  par.  prts.  mid.  conl.  — 
A  rr(»;;^oi)(70a I ,  Ion.  for  oroymid- 
Oiii,  pres.  inf.  mid.  cont.  otavo- 
ypdii),  or  -Jo/>ni. 

Airiypri,  A\}OC.  for  a^iypnat,  3  sin, 
pres.  ind.  art.  it  is  sufficient 
there  is  tnimgh,  that  will  do. 
Arroypr\Y,  Apoc.  for  mroyp^ivai, 
pros.  mf.  acl.  of  aviyptjfn,  same 
as  aitnypiiiii. 

Avoypfiott,  3  sin.  1  f.  art.  of  ano- 
ypiiw. 

Arnypfiou,  d.  din.  rOMl.  All.  of 
Ar6ypr]<n(,  -tof.  All.  -luif,  f/,  {fr. 
anoypdofini  to  ronsiiine)  con- 
sumption, vrnr  nnd  tear;  use, 
enjoyment,  bmrfil,  advantage ; 
abuse,  ua^lr,  drrny. 

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ADP 

Avoypwrrioi,    (fr.    avoypdv,    par. 
pres.  ot  oTtoypdu  to  suffice)  «</- 
flciently,  fully,  sathfactority . 
A-oyvdui,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  otio- 

AT;oyvp6u)  -u,  f.  -(iffci),  fr.  and  in- 
tens. and  eyvpdu),  which  see. 

Aroxuipt?,  3  sm.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  AT:oyii>puTt,  2  pi.  pres. 
impr.  act.  —  A-noyoipijcas,  -aaa, 
-av,  par.  1  a.  act.  ol 

AToywpiu)  -a,  f.  -rjaui,  p.  a-rTOKtyii- 
pvKa,  (fr.  ano  from,  and  X(i>piu)  to 
go)  to  go  from,  depart,  retire, 
withdraw,  yield,  give  place;  to 
digest,  secrete,  pass  off.  1  a.  act. 
md.  QTTfj^upTjffa'  par.  aro;^;wp;5cr;ij. 

A-oywptj(Tis,  -105,  Alt.  -tujc,  fi,  (fr. 
last)  departure,  retirement,  re- 
treat. 

Avoywpi^u),  f.  -I'ffu,  p.  aTTOKcyii- 
piKa,  (fr.  aro  from,  and  ywpl^u 
to  part )  to  sever,  rend,  separate, 
part,  divide.  ATOxu)pi^ofiai,  to  be 
separated,  or  to  separate  one'* 
self;  to  depart  from,  quit,  leave. 
1  a.  pass.  ind.  aircywplaOijv  inf. 
a-KoywpiaOi^.at. 

AvoyiDpodvra,  -wv,  tc),  (neut.  pi. 
par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of  anoyw- 
piu),  to  pass  off")  the  excrements. 

Airoifdw  -u>,  f.  -tjnw,  and  A-roi^do- 
ftat,  (fr.  ar.b  from,  and  x^a'uj  to 
wipe)  to  wipe  nffi,  clean  ;  to  clear 
away,  scrape  off,  efface. 

A-o^r\i^lZ<mai,  f.  -laofiai,  p.  -tCfini, 
(fr.  a-o  priv.  and  4i/'^''C<^  'o  bal- 
lot) to  vote  against ;  to  elismis.t, 
discharge,  acquit;  to  abrogate, 
repeal. 

'Attox^H,  -wi,  Att.  -cws,  I'l,  (fr.  arJ 
from,  and  iirroftai  to  sec)  aspect, 
look,  appearance ;  a  sight,  viau. 

A-rroil-vyiii,  f.  -fui,  p.  ar/i/r;^n,  (fr. 
same,  and  \l'vyui  to  cool)  to  conl, 
allay  ;  to  quench  ;  to  wipe,  rub 
away  sweat  ;  to  faint ;  to  breathe 
forth,  exjjire,  die.  1  a.  acl.  crt- 
ij/v^a. 

A-owfivvs,  Poet,  for  ar(i^ I'll f,  2  sin. 
imp.  ind.  of  nriJ/nu/K. 

'Arrtoi,  -ov,  b,  Appius,  a  man's 
name. 

Avpayla,  -af,  i';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
irpduaij)  to  d(i)  idleness,  leisure  ; 
inrffcnry^  inability  ;  inutility, 
worlhlc.isnrss. 

ArpayfirirevTof,  -ov,  b,  i',  (fr.  same, 
and  rnayiinTivi,}  to  be  bnsv)  idle; 
at  leisure,  not  busy,  unemphycd, 
elisengnged. 

Arpnyii6iu>(,  (fr.  aTpdyfuov  easy) 
easily,  rendily,  wilhuut  trouble ; 
leisurely,  e/uielly. 

ATTpnyfiooviii,  ->;(,  fi,  {fr.  same) 
leisure  ;  rc.«l,  quietness  ;  ease, 
unconcern,  security  ;  idleness. 

Arpdyfuov,  -orof,  6,  if,  (fr.  a  nog. 
and  vpduBiii  to  do)  rufv,  not 
troublesome  ;  Iriinquit,  qvirl,  un- 
disturbed ;   indolent,  iiiartivf, 

ArnnKrlii)  -ui,  f.  -fiout,  (fr.  same) 
to  have  nolhine  to  eh,  be  at  In. 
sure  ;  to  idle,  li\/!r ;  to  miss^fail, 
he  unsuccessful. 

'AvpiiKTOf,  -nv,  b,  fj,  {fr,  KBme)  not 
elone,    undone,    upflnishrd,    im- 


Anp 

prrftct ;    tndlesfy   inlcrminahlr  ; 
mij/txluid^  fruUleM  ;  iiKrunMr  ; 
thins     nothing,     idle,    iniloltnt, 
inactive. 
Aiepitarui,  (fr.  Fame)  imperfertfy  : 

i'Ufi,  inHiArntlf/. 
Avpaiia,  -<ij,  i),  (fr.  same)  leisure; 

qtiirlnrss,  i  me  ;   imiolriire. 
Airp/rriii,  -af,  ami  Arpt-rlri,  -ti(,  !/, 
(fr.  next )  indrlimri/,  impnipnelij, 
inficmniin  ;  uelu'esx,  ileforniily. 

Airp<ir(){,  -I'of  -oils",  6,  /),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  TrpjTTw  to  l)Oconic)  iinhecotn- 
ing,  ui'Jit,  improper,  u7isuil(il>le ; 
indelirale,  indcrent,  indecorous. 

Airpfirwf,  (fr.  last)  unjilli/,  i?»pro- 
pirty  ;  unmeaningly,  indecently. 

KvptjKTOi,  Ion.  for  ilirpaKTos. 

Anptiirift  {'•■•  a  "P?-  Il''d  Tplanni 
10  buy)  uitlwut  value,  price,  or 
rannom  ;  freely,  gratis,  wilhuul 
recompenxe. 

Airpl^,  and  ATplyfia,  (perhaps  fr. 
ari  from,  and  fii^a  the  root.  Or, 
fr.  a  neg.  and  irpiu)  to  saw) 
by  the  root,  inse])aratly ;  Jirmly, 
ttiffiy,  tenaciously,  tooth  and 
nail. 

AtrponlpcTo;,  -ov,  b,  !j,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Ttpoaipiia  to  prefer)  against 
the  will,  utiwiUing. 

ArrpoaiptTWi,  (fr.  lasl)  untvillingly. 

A^rpti^ovXtvroi,  and  AvpoafioiiXev- 
To(,  -ov,  h,ti,  (fr.  same,  and  rrpo- 
(inv\tvui  to  consider)  unadvised, 
foolish,  indiscreet ;  rash,  head, 
strong  ;  insignificant ;  not  enact- 
ed, or  decreed. 

Kitpo(io\i\iiTu>i,  and  AirpoupovXev- 
Toi;,  (ir.  last)  unadvisedly,  fool- 
ishly, indiscreetly,  rashly. 

AvpoPovXia,  -as,  i;,  (fr.  a  neg.  rpS 
before,  and  fiov'Sn  consideration) 
want  of  thought,  inattention,  in- 
advertence; rashness,  temerity. 

At()(50C/jo?, -01),  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
■rpSdvfioireHdy)dull,slow,heavy, 
lazy,  unwilling,  inactive,  reluc- 
tant. 

ArpoOvituii,  (fr.  last)  slowly,  lazily, 
unwillingly,  inactively. 

Avpoiitu,  -hi  -ovi,  b,  //,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  roocif'ij)  to  foresee)  unpreme- 
ditated; unforeseen,  unlooked  for, 
unthought  of. 

ArpoiKos,  -ov.  A,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
rpoif  a  fortune)  portionless;  un- 
entlnwed. 

AiTfMvorjaia,  -a;,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
vpoyoid}  to  consider)  thouglUless- 
ne«s,  inadvertence,  heedlessness  ; 
imprudence,  rashness, 

AirpovdtiTOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
unadvised,  hasty ;  thoughtless, 
inconsiderate,  rash;  unforeseen, 
unerpecled. 

AitpoviifiTiDi,  (fr.  last)  hastily,  in- 
contiderattly,  rashly. 

Arp6nzT0!,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  n  neg.  spS 
before,  and  iiTTOfiai  to  sec)  un- 
foreseen, unthought  of,  unexpect- 
ed ;  rash,  hasty. 

Anpodrrruis,  (fr.  last)  suddenly,  un- 
erpectedly, 

Airpo/ip'iroi,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  rpoopdu  to  foresee)  unfore- 
seen, unexpected. 


AHT 

AitpnopaTU>i,  (fr.  Inst)  Mnrrprrlcdty. 

Airpna(V;7j,  -tos  -oi'f,  b,  !/,  (Ir.  a 
neg.  iind  vpoaiiofiui  to  want) 
nhundnni,  iihounding,  tifluent ; 
not  wnnlini:,  rrijuiring,  or  de- 
serving ;  unworthy,  undeserving. 

A irpoo(\i<i)i'(Toj,  -ov,  i;,  0,  (IV.  a  neg. 
7rp3{  to,  and  Aiiiiutros  Hiicrlius) 
not  to  the  purpose,  ahsiird,  un- 
meaning, inconsistent. 

Arpo(T('(f(,-t;TOf, -Of,  i,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTpiiaf'uKnto  to  expect)  xtn- 
forescai,  uncxpcrled. 

Arpoo^oK))To>i,  and  AnpoaiiKrjTot; 
(Ir.  last)  untxi)crtedly. 

ATrp6(7iKroi,-ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  a  neg.  vods 
to,  and  'iKrhfjai  to  arrive)  and 

Arpdafroi,  -ov,  b,  I},  (fr.  same,  and 
Tpiffcii-ti  to  come  at)  not  to  be 
approached,  inaccessible ;  unat- 
tmnable  ;  unrivalled, 

AirouoKoTToi,  and  AirpfaKovros,  -ov, 
6,  I/,  (fr.  same,  and  trpocKdiTTw 
to  slriUe  against)  nut  stumbling, 
or  falling ;  fiifn,  steady,  upright ; 
not  striking,  tripping,  or  throw- 
ing ;  harmless,  in7iocent ;  plain, 
free  open,  clear ;  unforeseen, 
unthought  of. 

AtrpooKd-rrioi,  (fr.  last)  without  trip, 
fall,  or  error  ;  safely ;  innocent- 
ly,  uprightly. 

AirpdajjiKTOf,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  -Rpoofxlyvvfn  to  intermingle) 
that  -will  not  mix  ;  unsociable, 
solitary, 

AvpoodpuToi,  -ov,  b,  >'j,  (fr.  same, 
vpii  at,  and  bpdui  to  look)  not  to 
be  looked  at,  horrid,  horrible, 
shocking,  hideous  ;  immense, 
huge,  vast, 

AirpoadpfiiaTos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
TTpiig  at,  and  lip/jio;  a  harbour) 
unsafe  for  ships ;  willwut  port, 
or  haven.  d. 

ATp6ir(popoi,  -ov,  b,  f;,  (fr.  same, 
and  0/pu  to  bring)  unfit,  disad- 
vantageous, dangerous. 

ArTpoaij)T:o\riZTti>s,  (fr.  same,  rpd- 
ouiKov  the  face,  and  \ajilidni>  to 
take)  withmd  regarding  persons, 
or  respecting  ranks,  impartially, 
erfidtably,  equally. 

AirpoffwTii);,  (fr.  a  nog.  and  vp6- 
cuiT.nv  a  mask)  w.ilhovt  a  mask  ; 
undisguisedly,  face  to  face. 

ATTp6rtijaaT0i,  -on,  i,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  rpon/irt'cffw,  Dor.  for  npoa- 
fidaau)  to  touch)  untouched,  un- 
defied,  pure,  chaste. 

ATTpoijidatoTo;,  -ov,  b,  I'j,  (fr.  same, 
and  -rrpiiipaaii  a  pretence)  with- 
out pretence,  inexcusable;  with- 
out hesitation,  ready,  prompt, 
willing;  unftiened,  sincere. 

Arpo0n(7iVr(i)f,  (fr.  last)  readily, 
promptly,  willingly,  sincerely. 

AiTp6(f>aTos,  -ov,  b,  j),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
7:p6<jiT}fit  to  foretell)  unwarned; 
sudden,  unexpected,  unawares. 

' Avrntcroi,  -ov,  b,  !<,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTTalu)  to  stumble)  safe  from 
stumbling,  or  falling,  sure,  firm, 
steady,  upriglu;  blameUss,  harm- 
less, innocent. 

'Atttci,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
arru. 

(8-4) 


Aur 

'Anrtpo!,  -nuj  b,  >;,  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
nripiv  a  wing)   and, 

Arr/piiynf,  -ov,  v,  t';,  (fr.  samr,and 
jTTipvi,  a  wing)  and, 

AitT/pwros",  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  same,  and 
rtrii>uiTd(  winged)  unjenlhtrcd, 
without  fcalhirs,  or  wings  ;  that 
will  not,  or  cannot  fly  away, 
permancnl,  fixed,  sttllcd.  Or, 
(fr.  a  iiitens.  and  same)  with 
great  wings,  uini;ed,  rapid. 

"Airrtrai,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  pass. — 
"AvTiaOov,  2  du.  and  "AnrcoOc, 

2  pi.   pres.   impr.   mid "Att- 

TiaBai,  pros,  inf.  pass,  of  livrio. 

AnrTtv,  -rjvoi,  b,  f/,  (fr,  a  neg.  and 
zTtivoi  winged)  callovt,  unfitdg- 
rd,  unable  to  fly,  dat.  pi.  unTtjai, 

'ATrrikr),  -»/f,  i),  (fr.  dnrofiai  to 
touch)  the  touch,  feeling. 

' Ai:Tiii.bv,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  feel- 
ing, snisibilily. 

'AttTttcdf,  ->>,  -it',  (fr.  same)  touch- 
ing, affecting ;  reaching,  having 
un  influence,  or  power  over, 

Airrocirfii,  -/of  -off,  6,  >^,  (fr.  a  neg. 
irro/u  to  falter,  and  f>of  a  wora) 
fearless,  bold,  or  confident  in 
speech. 

' ATTTontfls,  -lot  -Oof,  6,  >;,  (fr.  Hittio 
to  touch,  and  I'rof  a  word)  keen, 
severe,  sarcastic. 

ATrrdnros,  and  ArrorijTOf,  -ov,  b,  jj, 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  tttoiw  to  terrify) 
fearless,  intrepid,  undaunted. 

AirrciAt/iof,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTdXciios   for   TTiJAt^of  war)  un 
warlike,  peaceable  ;  weak,  feeble  ; 
timid,  cowardly. 

'Atttw,  f.  axj.'(ij,  p.  nipa,  to  totick ; 
to  connect,  join,  bind;  to  make, 
finish  ;  to  light,  kindle.  'Anro/iai, 
to  approach,  come  to,  arrive  at ; 
to  catch,  reach,  clasp,  embrace ; 
to  lay  hold  un,  take,  use  S  to  be- 
gin, take  in  hand,  enter  upon; 
to  seize,  lay  hold  of,  invade, 
attack ;  to  bear  hard  upon,  be 
severe,  1  a.  act.  ind.  lupa'  par. 
o'l^of.  2  a.  act.  tjipov.  imp.  ind. 
pass.  i/rrTdiirjv.  per.  pass,  iififiai' 
par.  iif/finoi.  1  a.  pass.  i'ltpOiiv. 
1  f.  mid.  liipofiai.  1  a.  mid.  ind. 
I'lipdiirjv'  sub.  i'nf,wuai. 

Arrraif,  -uTOf,  b,  i'/,  (fr,  a  neg.  and 
irrHoii  a  (M)  secure,firm,steady ; 
stable,  durable, 

'AirrojTOf,  -ov,  b,  >/,  (fr.  same)  in- 
declinajble. 

Art'pcrof,  -ov,  b,  (i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
miptris  a  fever) /ree/rom  fever, 
cool. 

'Anvpoi,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.  same,  and 
■xvp  fire)  without  fire,  or  heni; 
untouched  by  fire ;  unfit  for,  not 
intended  for  the  fire ;  undressed, 
not  cooked,  raw  ;  that  stands  the 
fire. 

An'purof,  -ov,  b,  r],  (fr.  same,  and 
irtpiiu)  to  burn)  never  brought  to 
the  fire  ;  new,  fresh,  unused. 

'Avvaroi,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same,  and 
rvvOuio/iai  to  hear)  unheard  of, 
unknown,  obscure;  ignorant,  un- 
acquainted  with. 

A:7«<i),  and  ijnutii,  f.  -iau>,  p.  ■fiitvKa, 
(perhaps  fr.  avi  intcns.  and  6w 


APA 

to  drop.  Or,  fr.  jto;  a  word) 
to  sound,  emit  a  noise,  ring  ;  to 
shout,  cry  out,  announce,  de- 
clare; to  address,  invoke. 

Air<pia,  -as,  n,  a  woman's  name. 

A:r^ii5,  voi,  and  ArJiu,  indecl.  b, 
(perhaps,  fr,  aird  from,  and^ijw 
to  orow)  a  father. 

Xrw^ipsro,  3  sin.  imp.  ind.  of  aro- 
oCpo/iat. 

'Avuidtv,  Poet,  for  d-zodev. 

AiTu)dci<Tde,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of 

A.n<i)9iiii  -d),  f.  ariiiru,  p.  drruico. 
KnuiBenftai  -ovfiat,  f.  -i)cofiat,wd 
Airiid-Jiiai,  (fr.  oto  from,  and 
udiui,  to  drive)  to  thrust,  push 
away,  repel,  drive  off ;  to  dispel, 
scatter,  dissipate ;  to  tear  off,  or 
away  ;  to  reject,  refuse ;  to  di- 
vorce. 1  a.  ind.  mid.  a~ii>adjir)v. 
per.  pass,  rfruxr^ai. 

Airuidu>iitda,  cont.  fr.  aTrmStufitda, 
1  pi.  pres.  sub.  mid.  of  last. 

AvuiKiff/ihoi,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
airoixl^it). 

AiruXc/ii,  -af,  »/,  (fr.  air^XXv/ii  to 
destroy)  destruction,  ruin,  deso- 
lation, waste. 

AriiXtffo,  -ay,  -e,  or  -cv  before  a 
vowel,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  ArojXrf- 
pii)y,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  —  ArriJiXa, 
Alt.  anJXuXii,  per.  mid.  —  Aru- 
AciXtiv,  All.  for  airuXcii',  pper. 
mid.  of  air^XXv/ii. 

A>ru>>',  and  Ion.  n-riwv,  -ovaa,  -ov, 
(par.  pres.  of  rfirti^i  to  be  ab- 
sent) absent,  distant,  remote. 

Ariipuf, -iiyof,  6,  (fr.  ard  from,  and 
onOoau  to  dig)  a  cutting,  slip, 
shoot,  branch. 

ArrwoYi'icao,  Ion.  (oT  ami)p)(^rjabi,  2 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  azopx^"' 
fiai. 

ArrJaa,  -af,  -c,  ind.  —  ATwffoj, 
-aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  Aru- 
aiurjv ,  -(J,  -aro,  ind.  —  A^rwfffl- 
ficvof,  -ri,  -ov,  par,  I  a.  mid.  — 
AT.i<TO(iai,  -rj,  -crat,  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  of  arruO/u. 

'Arwjif,  -(Of,  All.  -{(i»t,  4,  and 
ATuiff^if, -oC,  6,  (fr.  affwO/w  to 
drive  away)  a  repulse,  refusal, 
denial,  rejection. 

Airu)iTri«:<i{,  ->i,  -bv,  or-o5,  i,  /;,  (fr. 
same)  repellent,  repuUive. 

AiTuffrdj,  -^,  -iv,  or  -ou,  A,  ^,  (fr. 
»amn)  linJile  to  be  expelled  ;  turn- 
ed, or  driven  nut ;  refused^  re- 
jected, disowned. 

Amircpoi,  -rarof,iiamc  usairdrtpof. 

A*wr/f)it,  -raru),  (lamo  an  arroTipw. 

Airutj^ivTo,  3  pi,  imp,  ind.  of  aro/- 

'Ao',  and  'Pd,  Poet,  for 

Afli,  Ihtrrfnre^  ronsefuenllt/  ;  then, 

then     indeed,    indeed,   in  truth  ; 

ncti,  rnnsrjurnlly ;  Iruli/,    duly, 

accordinfli/  ;  perhaps. 
'Ana  ;   whnhrr  1  in  it  so  1  whi/  ? 
Ap'l,  -Of,   I'l,   (pcrli«n«  fr.   nlpui  to 

take,  or  rlpo    to   l>o  Buitaulc)  n 

prai/er,    supplirntion  ;  an  nalh  ; 

a    curse,    cursing,   imprecation ; 

banc,  detriment,  injury. 
Ap'i/3-},  Heb.  a  u-iW/mcm. 
Ap^i)}«r/i7ii(,   Dor.  for  apnfinTiaai,  n. 

pi.  fom.  par.  pres.  act.  of 


APA 

Apaffioi  -&,  f.  -i/(rci>,  p.  vpd'i^riKa,] 
(fr.  dpajSoi  a  crash)  to  crash, 
clash,  clang,  dash  ;  to  cause  a 
a  sound  by  striking  or faLing  ;  to 
rattle,  resound,  ring.  1  a.  ind, 
act,  i]pd^t)aa. 

Api/3i)<7u,  -ui,-t.  Ion,  for  )ipd^r)aa, 
see  last. 

Apafiia,  -of,  >;,  Arabia. 

ApafStKos,  -n,  -ov,  and  Apdjitos,  -ov, 
0,  >i,  (fr.  last)  Arabic,  Arabian. 

Apaiioi,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  'Apr;; 
Mars,  and  jiofi  a  shout)  a  din, 
shout,  crash,  clang ;  noise  of 
things  striking,  or  falling ;  tlic 
roar  of  wnliT ;  grinding,  or 
gmuihing  of  teeth, 

.Kpayc,  (fr.  dpa  then,  and  yc  an 
emphatic  enclitic)  then  truly, 
therefore  indeed;  surely,  cer- 
tainly. 

Apayfta,  -aroi,  rb,  and  Apay/(dt, 
•ov,  b,  (fr.  apdaoui  to  knock)  col- 
lision, knocking,  dashing,  or 
striking  together ;  breaking, 
bruising  ;  rattle,  crash,  din. 

'Apalos,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same)  palpi<.u- 
tation,  strong  pidsalion,  or  beat- 
ing of  the  Iieart  after  exercise. 

Apai,  1  a.  inf.  act 'Apof,  in  n. 

"pi.  'ApavTCi,  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
Ap(iTw,3  sin.  — 'Apart,  2  pi.  1 
a.  impr.  act.  of  &/pio. 

Apala,  -a;,  >/,  (fr.  apatbi  delicate) 
the  intestines,  belly. 

Apdioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  npu  a  curse) 
cursing,  imprecating.  Also, 
cursed,  accursed,  devoted  to  the 
furies,  execrable. 

Apatb;,  -a,  -bv,  rare,  thin,  delicate, 
fine  ;  small,  slender. 

Apatdrri;,  -t/roi,  ^,  (fr.  last)  fine- 
ness, thitiness,  delicacy ;  loose- 
ness, softness,  sponginess. 

Apaiiui  -d,  f.  -uiao),  (fr.  last)  to 
refine,  clear;  to  rarefy,  make 
thin.  Apaiioftai  -ovjiai,  to  clear, 
become  fine,  or  lltin. 

Apalprifiat,  Ar  npi'iftijv,  Apatpr)jiivoi, 
by  Alt.  rcdupl.  ami  Ion.  want  of 
augment  for,  ;)pj;/ju(,  per.  jlp;;- 
/i»)v,  pper.  and  iiprijilvoq,  par, 
per.  pass,  ofolp/o;.  Or  by  the 
same,  and  Epen.  of  ij,  for  Dp/iai, 
per.  fipn')v,  pper.  and  ripfiivoi. 
per.  par.  pass,  ofa^pui. 

Apaluioii,  -io{,  Alt.  -£(uf,  li,  (fr. 
apatbi  fine)  a  loosening,  easing  ; 
looseness,  eaae ;  thinness,  rare- 
faction. 

ApnKbi,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  pulse. 

Ap^KTbv,  -ov,  rb,  blacking  used  by 
shoemakers. 

Apiii',  Ileb.  indecl.  Aram,  a 
man'ft  name. 

Apdiicvof,  1  u.  par.  mid.  of  alpu. 

Api'iv,  Aran,  a  Hebrew  name. 

'Ap'ita,  -fif,  -t.  Ion.  for  i/pafn,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  — Apd(u),  -lid  -ti,  1  f. 
act.  nf  apdcait), 

'Apao,  2  sm.  Ion.  and  Dor.  of  i;orf. 
Iiiiv,  imp.  ind.  of  Ipa^iaf  Imm 
tipdpT]v,  I'jpnao,  Ion.  I'lnao,  Dor. 
dpiio.  Or  (if  rtpnaiipnv,  1  a.  mid. 
of  lame  ;  ihim  rtpaadiitiv,  tipdaw, 
.Sync.  I'iph),  Ion.  fipuo,  Dor.  dpao. 

Apdouai  -Ciuai,  f.  -daopai,  (fr.  apA 
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AIT 

prayer)  to  pray  in  any  manner  ; 
to  supplicate,  aitroat,  beg  bless- 
ings ;  to  deprecate,  beg  off^  pray 
deliverance  from  ;  to  curse,  im- 
precate; to  injure,  hurl,  urong. 

'Apapa,  -af,  -c,  for  qpa,  per.  mid. 
of  dp<i)'  thus  T)pa,  by  redupl.  dprj- 
pa,  Poet,  dpapa,  ihcncc  Apipio, 
-Tii,  -t),  .sub.  Ibrr/pui-  and  Apapijj, 
par,   for  r/piis. 

ApdpioKov,  -ti,  -e,  imp.  ind.  of  apa- 
pioKui,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  dpui. 

Apapoidro,  Ion,  for  a^tipoiyro,  3  pi. 

01  apnpolprjv,  by  Poet,  rcdupl. 
for  apolpTjv,  2  a,  opt,  mid.  of 
(iou. 

'Apapov,  by  Poet,  redupl.  for  npov, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  oftj'pai.  In  bke 
manner,  impr.  Mpaps'opt.  Apa- 
potflt,  &c. 

Apapdru)!,  (fr.  next)  filly,  conve- 
nienlly,  agreeably  ;  firmly,  stead'* 
ily,  compactly. 

Apapuii,  -D(u,-Sf,  (by  Poet,  redupl. 
for  i]pi)i  par.  per.  mid.  of  dpiu) 
fit,  filling,  adapted,  convenient, 
suitable. 

Apnj,  1  a.  par.  act.  —  'ApacBai, 
inf.  of  >;oa';(vv,  1  a.  mid.  of  a/pu. 

ApaVcru,  or  -rrw,  f.  -fu,  (fr.  a  in- 
tens,  and  pdcirut  to  dash)  to  cut 
qff',  lop,  prune ;  to  saw,  break 
tiith  a  noise,  tear  asunder;  to 
knock,  break,  dash  ;  to  revile  irith 
noisy  abuse.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
>ipa(a. 

Aparat,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  of 
apdoftai. 

ApdTu,  3  ain.  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 
alpio, 

ApalpiiO,  soaked,  or  malted  corn, 
malt. 

Apa^liva,  -in,  I'j,  the  name  of  a 
plant. 

Apavvalof,  and  Apdyvitos,  -a,  -oy, 
(fr.  next)  like  a  spider,  made  by, 
or  relating  to  a  rpider  ;  full  of 
cobwebs,  dirty. 

Apdxviji,  -ov,  6,  and  ApdxiVy  -»s, 
I'l,  (perhaps  Ir.  apaibi  slender, 
and  Ixi'os  a  track)  a  spider ;  u 
spider\s  iveb,  cobweb. 

Apuyviov,  -ov,  Tb,  (fr.  last)  «  cob- 
web;  (hum,  gossamer;  a  disease 
incident  to  olive  trees. 

Apapfi'oC^ijj,  -hi  -ovi,  h,  >),  (fr. 
same,  aw\v(ltd<i>  to  weave)  woveu 
by  a  spider. 

'Aprti/, -/3of,  b,  an  Arab. 

Apflf\\a,  -oJi',  Ti5,  Arhela. 

Apiiv^o{,-ov,  k,  a  shntmakcr'shiife. 

Ap/}iX»;,  -i)f,  i';,  a  high  shoe  to  keep 
out  the  mud,  a  half  boot. 

Anyalvu),  f.  •uvtti,{fr.  dpyif  while) 
to  be,  or  grow  white  ;  to  whiten, 
bleach,  blanch. 

' Apyaioi,  -ov,  b,  Argacus,  a  man's 
name. 

ApyrJXi'of,  -(I,  -Ol',  (on  if  nX)'iiX/of, 
(r.  (iXyo*  piiin.  Or  as  if  mya- 
X/«(,  fr.  Ipyov  work)  painful, 
toilsome,  lalinrious,  hard,  diffi- 
cult ;  grievous,  troublesome,  op- 
prrssiir,  crud. 

ApyU,  -dvTOf,  Anyni,  -n,  and  'Ap- 

1      ytti,  -ov,  0,  a  kind  nf  serpent. 

lApycc,  d.  Kin.  cont.  of  'Apyaf. 


Apr 

Ap>'(ii  3  sin.  cont.  pros.  iiid.  net. 
of  apylu), 

Apyiitiii  and  Apytyrif,  -i),-()i',  and 
Apytrdf,  -oi,  b,  i).  (I"r.  npyo^ 
wliltc)  u-hilf,  lirii;ni,  shining  ; 
fwi/t,  fiotent,  impttuous.  d.  pi. 
upytivi'jai,  for  apycifali. 

Apycioi,  -II,  and  Ion.  ->;,  -o»,  (fr. 
'Apyo(  Aigos)  of  Argos,  one  of 
Argos,  Argiie,  an  Argiiv.  d. 
pi.  Ion.  Apydotai. 

Apyci(piiTii(,-ov,b,  (fr.  'Apyoj  Ar- 
jjus,  and  <p6irrjf,  lor  0oi7?Ti){,  a 
slaver,  til.  (/)f'i(j  to  kill)  Ihekillrr 
nf 'Argus,  Lat.  Argicida.  An 
epithet  of  Mercury. 

Apyis,  -iroi,  b,  i),  cont.  by  Syst. 
lor  apyiis,  -f)TOf. 

Apyccriip,  -^poi,  Apyccrfis,  and 
Poet.  ApynoTris,  -ov,  and  JEo\. 
-a  I,  b,  i),  (fr.  upydf  white)  while, 
liright,  shining ;  artive,  swift, 
impetuous. 

Apyiti)  -S>,  f.  -ijtro),  p.  -j/ko,  (fr. 
ap^'oi  Wle)  /o  have  leisure,  bi 
unemployed,  or  di.  engaged  ;  to 
linger,  loiter  ;  to  cease,  stop.  1  a. 
ind,  act.  fipytjaa. 

A.pY>'icis,  see  aoyi'js. 

'.Kpym,  -ov,  6,  the  name  of  a  Cy- 
clops,  a.  sin.  'Apy>n'. 

Ap)'';s,  -rjTOS,  Apyris,  -ios  -oPj,  u,  I}, 
Apyi'/CiS,  and  Apyivdcis,  -cctrn, 
-ti',  (fr.  apXdswhne)  while, bright, 
shining,  i>parhling,, flashing ;  ac- 
tive, »wift,  violent,  impetuous. 

Apyrjcrvs,  see  apytuTiip. 

Apyia,  and  Apycia,  -of,  i),  (fr.  apybf 
idle)  a  festival,  holiday  ;  leisure, 
rest ;  idleness,  laziness,  sloth,  in- 
activity. 

'ApyiXos,  or  'ApyiXXof,  -on,  6, 
(perhaps  fr.  apyoj  white)  clay, 
potter^t  clay. 

Apyivdcts,  -tvTOf,  b,  fj,  see  apyijf. 

ApyirfioDf,  -oi'Tof,  0,  i5,  (fr.  same, 
uud  oioi's  a  tooth)  having  v)hite 
letlh. 

'Apyioj,  -ov,  i,  fi,  (fr.  same)  luAi/c, 
brigJU;  swift. 

'Apyita,  Stos,  to,  more  usually,  pi. 
'Apyfiara,  -ui',  tu,  (fr.  ap-)(^)i  the 
beginning)  yfr«<  fruits,  Jirat  of- 
ferings. 

Apy/ifvoi,  Ion.  for  tipyfiivof,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  o'p^w. 

'Apyoi,  -ti>v,  01,  (Ir.  'Apvof,  Argos 
in  Pclo[>onnesus)  Argtans,  or 
Argives,  rudives  of  Argos. 

ApyoXoy/o)  -S),  (fr.  apyds  idle,  and 
X/yu  to  say)  M  «.?«  superfluous 
erprctsions,  talk  too  much  ;  to 
tptak,  or  utile  from  the  purpoiie. 

ApyXoyla,  -Of,  I),  (fr.  last)  idle 
talk,  tuperjtuity  of  language. 

'Ap}Of,  -Of,  h,  Argus,  who  was 
said  to  have  a  hundred  eyes. 
Also  a  dog's  name.  Swift. 

'Apyof,  -coi  -ovs,  ri,  Argot,  a  city 
of  Thessaly. 

'Apyof,  -ov,  h,  .<4r^os,  a  city  of  Pe- 
loponnesus, sometimes  used  for 
Peloponnesus,  sometimes  for  all 
Greece. 
Apyifi  -h,  -4vi  white,  bright,  resplen- 
dent ;  active,  nimble,  swift. 
Apyis,  -ov,  6,  ^  same  as  aipybsf 


APr 

(tV.  II  neg.  and  /pyor  work)  idle, 
tnurtive,  lazy,  indolent  ;  unpro- 
,fltablc,  unuroughl,  untdltd,  un- 
cultivated. 

Apyupri/ioi/Jof,  •ou,i,  i';,  (fr.  tipyvpoi 
silver,  and  <ifii/fiw  to  exchange) 
a  banker,  vtonty-hnilir,  vsuicr. 

Apyvpclur,  -ov,  to,  (Ir.  next)  a 
bank,  muney-lemUr''s  iiflicc. 

Apyi'ptiftj,  -«,  -or,  Apyrptof  -ovf, 
-/17  -t),  -eov  -ovv,  and  Apyrpuils, 
-')i  -^1',  (fr-  dpyvooi  silver)  of 
silver,  silvery,  silver ;  bright, 
shining,  resplendent,  apyvpifn,  '^^ 
Jil.  Ion.  for  npyi'p^Kf. 

Apyiipi'iior,  -ov,  tH,  (dim.  fr.  ifpyv- 
por  silver)  small  silver,  small  mo- 
ney, eliange. 

Apyvpiov,  -oil, TO,  (fr.  same)  apiece 
of  silver,  coined  silver,  money. 

Apyiipif,  -l^os,  II,  (fr.  same)  a  silver 
cup,  or  similar  vessel. 

ApyvpdMvrii,  -ov,  b,  !;,  (fr.  same, 
and  bivn  an  eddy)  silver-xrind- 
ing,  sdviT-eddied,  silver-stream- 
ed ;  bright,  limpid,  clear. 

Apyi'pin'Xoi,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  o'pyi'pos 
silver,  and  ;;Xof  a  nail)  set  with 
silver  studs,  studded  with  silver. 

ApyvpoKiirof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
KdiTOi  work,  th.  KOTTTio  to  labour) 
a  silversmith,  worker  171  silver, 
coiner  nf  silver. 

ApyvpoXoyeu  -S>,  (fr.  same,  and 
Af'yui  to  collect)  to  collect  money, 
demand  a  tribute. 

Apyvpdfiotfios,  same  as  apyvpd/ioi- 
ftoi. 

Apvvp6-zti^oi,-ov,  6,  and  -^a,  -rji, ,), 
(fr.  rfpyi'poj  silver,  and  vi^a  the 
ankle ;  a  fringe)  silver-footed, 
having  fair,  handsome  feet,  or 
ankles.  Or,  luearing  fringe,  or 
lace  about  the  ankles,  or  on  the 
lower  edge  of  the  clothes.  Or,  with 
silver  rings  round  the  ankles. 

ApyvpdTTOvs,  -ofo;,  h,  1'/,  (fr.  next, 
and  TTovi  a  foot)  silver-footed. 

'Apyvpos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  apydf  white) 
silver. 

Apyvpiro^',  Apos.  for  apyvpdTo^t, 
v.  sin.  of  1 

ApyupiiTo^os,  -OV,  b,  (fr.  dpyvpo; 
silver,  andT(5<ov  a  bow)  carrying 
a  silver  bow;  an  epithet  of 
Apollo,  silver- archer. 

Apyvpov,  Apyvpovv,  Apyipovs,  &c. 
see  npyrpeof. 

Apyvpo^doi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  dpyvpoi 
silver,  and  ^iw  to  pour)  a  silver- 
smith, caster  of  silver. 

Apyvpdiu  -01,  f.  -dicw,  p.  -djcrt,  (fr. 
same)  to  work,  cast,  or  form  in 
silver;  to  cover  with  silver;  to 
present  ttith  money. 

Apyipv,  d.  sin.  otdpyvpos  —  Apyu- 
pt'i,  same  cont.  of  apyvncoi. 

AoyvpiijiuTa,  -u)V,  Ta,  (fr.  dpyvpos 
silver)  vessels,  ornnmenls,  or 
furniture  of  silver  ;  plate. 

ApyvptivriTOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr-  same, 
and  uviojAai  to  buy)  purchased 
with  silver  ;  a  slave. 

Apyi'^coj,  'Apyu^of,  -ov,  and  Ap- 

yu'/ziK,  -f'o?  -oPj,  0,  1'/,  (fr.  npyoi 

white,  and  iu:(poi  texture,  th.  (•  ^dw 

to  weave)  of  a  white,  or  bright 

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APE 

li:rture,  or  manufacture ;  glossy, 
itpurkting,  hriglit,  glittering. 

Ap)Co,  -Aoi-ovi,  fi,  (ir.  'Apyof,  Ar 
;;<is,  II  town  of  Thessaly)  the  ship 
Argo,  a  conitetlulion  of  the  same. 

Apywj,  (fr.  opyos  idle)  tdty,  lazily, 
indolently  ;  fruitlessly,  to  no  pur- 
pose ;  rufhly,  hastily,  inconsider- 
ately. 

'Ap(?a,  (fr.  alpu  to  take  away)  ^Ith, 
ordure;  dijihmtnt,  pollution, 

Api^aXof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  foul, 
Jtlthy,  obscene. 

Apia\6{i  -G),  f.  -liaoi,  (fr.  samc^  to 
befoul,  dirty  ;  to  defile,  blemish, 
disgrace ;  to  pollute,  contaminate. 

Apiela,  -nj,  fi,  same  as  apiudf. 

Apfciw,  f.  -cvaw,  p.  -tvKa,  Ion.  and 
Pocl.  for  a'p(l(i). 

ApitiOfibi.  -ov,  b,  same  as  ap^/irff. 

'AptV;)',  (fr.  alpu  to  lake  away) 
aloft,  on  high,  above  ;  totally,  ut- 
terly, entirely,  completely. 

' Apf-ii,  -co;,  };,  (perhaps  fr.  same) 
the  point,  or  head  of  a  weapon; 
spike,  barb. 

ApiV^S,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  dpiw  to  water) 
irrigation,  watering,  giving  wa- 
ter, or  drink ;  drink  ;  a  watering 
place,  well,  fountain,  pool. 

'ApiovTt,  Dor.  for  dpiovai,  3  pi, 
pres.  of 

'Ap^ui,  f.  -aw,  to  water,  wet,  moist- 
en ;  to  give  water,  or  drink,  par. 
pres.  mid.  apii/ntvos. 

Apidoiaa,  Dor.  for  ApiBovaa,  -as, 
fi,  Arethusa,  a  fountain  in  Sicily. 

.^ptiii,  -Si,  1';,  (fr.  apd  a  curse)  a 
threat,  minaee  ;  a  curse. 

Apcifidrioi,  -ov,  and  Aptifinr^f,  -/oj 
■ov(,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  'Ap>;{  Mars,  and 
ixalvoftai  to  rage)  terrible  in  jight, 
furious  in  battle,  warlike. 

Aptto-iiyiTTji,  or  Ap£OJrayi'r>;f,  -ov, 
b,  (fr.  next)  an  Areopagite,  a 
judge  of  the  Areopagus. 

Apitdvayoi,  or  Apilos  vdyos,  -ov, 
b,  the  Areopagus,  a  court  of  su- 
preme criminal  jurisdiction  ai 
Athens. 

'Aptiw,  and  Ap^j'Of,  comp.  ApfiiJrt- 
i")c  and  Aptfuii',  (fr.  'Api;s  Mars) 
of  Mars,  or  Mars'  ;  relating  to 
Mars,  or  war,  warlike,  brave, 
valiant. 

Apclrai,  3 sin.  ofapovfiai,  2f.  mid. 
of  ainu). 

' Apeoi,  g.  o( ' Apris. 

Apiain,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Aplcas, 
-aun,  -av,  g.  sin.  fem.  -cdaiji, 
par.  1  a.  act.  —  Apconlfinv,  Dor. 
for  npeaalfiriv,  1  a.  opt.  mid.  — 
ApiaaiTo,  Ion.  for  riptaavro,  3 pi. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  Apiaua,  -ai, 
-e,  JRo\.  for.  apicaijii,  -ati,  -at, 
1  a.  opt.  act.  —  Apiaw,  -ci{,  -tt, 
1  f.  ind.  act.  —  Apiow,  -ijj,  -;;,  1 
a.  sub.  act.  of  ap/ffKo). 

ApiirOui,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  ofatpw. 

ApiiTKiia,  -ai,  fi,  (fr.  apiaKoi,  to 
please)  a  sentence,  determination^ 
degree,  resolution  ;  gracefulness, 
elegance,  politeness,  wtt,  raillery, 
repartee. 

ApccK6vTwi,  (fr.  same)  gratefully, 
agreeably,  pleasingly. 

'ApicKOs,-n,-ot't  (fr.  same)  pfco«- 


APH 

tng-,  kind,  courteous  ;  charming^ 
a^etable. 

Ap(V<rii),  f.  apico),  p.  »;p£«ra,  (fr. 
doia  to  suit)  to  please,  gain  the 
approbation,  or  affection  ;  to  ap- 
pease, calm,  propitiate,  couriU. 
ate;  to  recoricile,  compose  differ- 
ences, settle  amicably ;  to  ac- 
quiesce, agree  in,  be  pleased  with. 
ApiaKOfiai,  to  please  one's  self, 
indulge  in.  1  a.  act.  ind.  f/ptaa' 
inf.  apiaai'  par.  apiaai.  1  f.  mid. 
apiaonat.  1  a.  mid.  riptan^tnv' 
Ion.  apecajir]V  par.  apcadfitvo!' 
Poet,  aptccdfjta'os. 

Aptaad/tiOa,  Poet,  for  aptodjitda,  1 
pi.  1  f.  mid.  of  last. 

ApioTd,  -iv,  TO,  (fr.  next)  a  sen- 
tenet,  decree,  verdtrt,  judgment. 

ApecrAs,  -r),  -ov,  (fr.  apeaKui  to 
please)  pleasing,  agreeable  ;  suit- 
able. Jit,  proper;  right,  just, 
equitable. 

Ap£<n-i{,  (fr.  last)  pleasingly, 
'  agreeably  ;  fitly,  properly. 

'AotT,  for  dptro.  Ion.  for  fiptro, 
imp.  or  2  a.  mid.  of  aipu. 

'Aotrai,  3  sin.  pres.  mid.  of  a'pu. 

ApiTav,  Dor.  for  aptrdv,  g.  pi.  of 
aotn'i. 

Ap£Tn{,-o5,  i,^r«tos,  aman'sname. 

Aptrf),  -ry{,  J/,  (fr.  apioKu)  to  please, 
or  rather  fr.  'Apijf  Mars)  valour, 
prowess,  courage,  fortitude,  reso- 
lution ;  worth,  merit,  xnrtue  ;  ex- 
cellency, perfection  ;  force,  ener- 
gy, power,  faculty. 

Aocri^ii),  f.  -I'ffii),  (fr.  same)  to 
please,  appease,  conciliate  ;  to  re- 
ceive into  favour, 

'.Kpev(,  Dor.  for  'Apouf,  g.  cont.  of 
'ApJJf. 

Ap/iof,  Ion.  for  apuiv,  g.  pi.  of  apd. 

'Apv',  for  'Aprja,  a.  of  'Ap»?{. 

'Aonai,  Ion.  for  a'p;;, 2  sin.  o( dp'ii- 
Ijai,  2  a.  sub.  mid.  ofalpu. 

Aprjy/fiti,  Ion.  for  apijytiv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  — 'ApFiytf,  lo.n.  (br/jpi;- 
yiv,  3  sin.  imp.  ind.  —  Api?yoc- 
ca.  Dor.  for  apftyovoa,  fern.  par. 
pres.   act.  of 

Ap^y<j,  f.  -(u),  (fr.  'Ap»;f  Mars)  to 
ud,  help,  sucrrmr,  assist,  relieve, 
defend,  protect. 

KpTtyiiv,  -<vof,  b,  fi,  (fr.  last)  a  de- 
fender, protector,  preserver  ;  an 
assLttnnl,  helper   supporter. 

Ap4m,neut.  pi.  of  Ap(';io«,  sameas 
'Apcio;. 

ApnlOnof,  -ov,h,h,  (fr.  'Apr;?  Mars, 
and  5odf  swift)  nctiir  in  war, 
warlike,  Irravr,  courageous  ;  Ar. 
r'lthnos,  a  man's  name. 

Aoii'P'iro^,  and  koit'Piirof,-ov,h,!j, 
(fr.  same,  and  ^aw  to  kill)  sUiin 
in  bnllle. 

A flijiV. ?>'><,  -ov,  h,  (i,  (fr.  samp,  and 
^,i\ni  dear)  drnr  In  Mnrn,  or  fond 
of  war  ;  warlike,  brave,  coura- 
geo>u. 

Aori\ihnf,  (Ion.  (or  pptiii/vtf,  par. 
per.  pas».  of  itiniio  lo  Inkf)  rut 
ifff",  dr^tr'iyrd^  hlighlrd,  ht'utr.d. 

'Annv,  for'Ao'/",  i-  "f  'Ap»)f,  as  if 
-o»,  h. 

\phy,  anrif,  4,  fi,  (fr.  <J/)t  a  lamb)  a 
lamb. 


.4P0 

Api)i',  Ion.  fornpdv,  a.  ?in.  of  apd. 

Ap^fai,  la.  inf.  act. —  Ap»;fc(r,  1 
f.  inf.  act.  of  upvyu). 

'Apnpa,  Ap^peii,  Api;puif,  by  Alt. 
redupl.  for  fjpa,  per.  mid.  fjptip, 
pper.  mid.  and  vpiis,  par.  per. 
mid.  of  apu).  But 'Apr/pa,  with 
i  subscribed,  by  same  for  fipn, 
per.  mid.  of  aipw. 

ApnpoTwi,  (fr.  apj;pwj for  170(1?,  per. 
par.  mid.  of  dpu  to  fit)  fitly, apt- 
ly, conveniently;  frmly,  com- 
pactly. 

'Apr;?,  -£0?  -ODf,  -f(£>{,  -»;of,  -I7T0{, 
-ov,  0,  3Iars,  war,  battle  ;  ihefury 
or  r^ige  of  battle  ;  a  wound,  scar  ; 
the  desire  or  love  of  war  ;  steel. 
'Ap;;f,  -oil,  Ion.  -£ii),  6,  most 
usually  signifies  steel,  iron. 

\orii,  Ion.  for  apai,  g.  sin.  of  apd. 

'Apr;?,  2  sin.  and  —  'Ap;;,  3  sin.  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  a'pu. 

AovoojiiOn,  for  apaaofiiQa,  1  pi.  1  f. 
mid.  of  apdofiai. 

'Ap>;ra(,3  sin.  2  a.  sub,  mid.  ofai'pu. 

Api77-£(pa,  -05,  fi,  (fr.  next)  a  priest- 
ess. 

Apvrfip,  'Tjpos,  b,  (fr.  apa  prayer)  a 
priest. 

.Kpnriditji,  -ov,  b,  a  patronymic 
name;  the  son  of  Aretas. 

Apnrds,  -i),  -iv,  for  dpftrirog,  (fr.  a 
neg.  and  p/u  to  speak,  or  fr. 
apdofiai  to  curse)  inexpressible, 
unutterable;  miserable,  sad, 
wretched  ;  cursed,  execrable,  im- 
pious. 

Apri(f>atvwv,  -ovTo;,  b,  (fr.  'Api;5 
Mars,  and  tpatvo}  to  display) 
bringing  battle  before  him,  deal- 
ing slaughter  round  him  ;  fierce, 
warlike. 

Apdtii,  -tlaa,  -li',  par.  of  fipOriv,  1 
a.  pass,  of  aipu). 

'ApOiv,  by  Sync,  and  Ion.  for  ^p- 
8iicav,S  pi.  1  a.  pass,  of  dpw. 

'Ap9rjv,  -tji,  -rj,  Ion.  for  fipOrjv,  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  —  'ApO;;ri,  -i/toj, 
impr.  — ApOi/rai,  inf.  —  Ap0f({, 
par.  —  ApO:'iaiTai,  3  sin.  1  f 
ind,  pass,  of  aiou. 

ApOfiiu)  -i3,  f.  -v(T(j,  p.  -riKa,  (fr. 
apOftii  friendship)  to  love,  be  fond 
of,  attached  to,  feel  affection  for ; 
to  make  up,  be  reconciled. 

ApOfiia,  -a(,  fi,  (fr.  same)  love, 
terulcr  attachment,  friendship. 

'ApOutof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  lover, 
friend,  companion. 

\pf>lii(,-ov,  b,  (fr.  dpd)  to  join,  and 
5u/iif  the  mind)  union,  agree- 
ment, love,  friendship,  attach- 
ment, concord. 

ApOpficif,  and  ApOoirYxi;,  -r),  -iv, 
(fr.  next)  arthritic,  relating  to  the 
joints,  having  pains  in  the  joints  ; 
gouty. 

ApOpirif,  -Wot,/;,  (fr-  nc\i)pmn» 
in  the  joints,  gmit. 

'AnOpov,  -on,  ri,  (perhaps  fr.  daw 
io  fit)  a  joint  ;  a  smnlt  memtxr 
or  port ;  the  privities  ;  the  soekri 
iif  titr  lyr ;  a  muscle,  sinew;  an 
article  in  Rrammnr. 

A oOpiii) -w,  f.  -i!iiTM,  p.  -'iH(i, (fr, InsI ) 
to  join,  joint  ;  In  adapt,  fit,  rrgtt- 
late ;  to  articiitnte,itptnk  distincth/. 

tK^) 


API 

ApOpdcat,  1  a,  inf  act.  —  'Apflpu- 
cai,  3  sin,  1  a.  opt,  act,  or  1  a. 
impr,  mid,  of  hist, 

Apdd,  -fis,  -fj,  1  a.  sub,  pass,  of 
a(pw,  in  3  pi,  Apflutri. 

'Ape,  a  particle  prefi.xed,  in  com- 
position, to  words  chiefly  by  the 
poets,  to  increase  or  heighten 
the  signification ;  much,  very, 
greatly. 

Aptaf'iii,  -iif,  ',  Ariadne,  the 
daughter  of  Minos. 

.KpiyvHi;,  -ioTOi,  and  Api'yvurof, 
•ov,  b,!j,  (fr.  dpi  intens.  and  yi- 
)aj<;>:u)  to  know)  well  known,  cele- 
brated, famous  ;  very  clear,  evi- 
dent, dLitinct. 

Api<5dxpi!of,  -ov,  and  Apt&dxpv?, 
-iioj,  6,  )'i,  (fr,.  same,  and  ^a'lcpu 
a  tear)  very  melancholy,  mourn- 
ful, tearful ;  weeping  niucit, 
much  inclined  to  tears. 

AptieiKeT    for  apileixzre,  v.  sin,  of 

ApiiiiKCTos,  -ov,  b,li,  (fr.  dpi  intens. 
and  fciKCTos  for  iciKTus,  fr.  ^fi'*;- 
iviji  to  show)  sjilendid,  brilliant ; 
renowned,  famous,  celebrated. 

Api^rjXoi,  -ov,  0, 1),  (fr,  same,  and 
6^>of  clear)  viry  clear,  distinct, 
evident,  quite  plain,  manifest. 

Apl^n^oi,  and  ApiftXajroj,  -ov,  b, 
!/,  (fr,  same,  and  ^>)\oi  emula- 
tion) worthy  of  imitation,  much 
to  be  emulated  or  copied ;  excel- 
lent, superior,  illustrious  ;  bright, 
clear,  distinct. 

Api^>;A(js,  (fr.  last)  emulously,  stu- 
diously, anxiously  ;  clearly,  dis- 
tinctly, eiidtntiy,  manifestly. 

'Apt^og,  and' Apltt^o(,-ov,b,!i,  (fr. 
a  neg.  and  pi'i^'a  a  root)  without 
root. 

ApidfiCvvTai,  Dor.  for  apidiiovvrat, 
3  pi.  cont.  pres.  pass.  —  ApiO- 
/i£Ci'Ti,  Dor.  for  apifl^oi/ffi,  3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  act,  of 

ApiOjiiiii  -io,  f,  -I'laiii,  p,  riplOfiriKa, 
(fr.  aptO^&i  number)  tn  number, 
reckon,  count,  tell  over;  to  class 
among,  consider,  deem,  suppose. 
1  a.  act.  ind.>;pi()fi»;(ra"  inf.  apiO- 
liTjaai.  per,  pass,  ;/pi'0/ii;;<"'"  par- 
npiOjtnftivoi.  1  a,  pass,  >;pi6^i;- 
6»;v.  1  f,   pass.  apidnnOi'icoitat. 

ApiO^nQ^ftvai,  Poet,  for  apiO/ii;- 
Ofivat,  I  a.  inf  pass,  of  last. 

ApiOiiiifia,  -droi,  n),  (fr.  aoiOfilh)  to 
count)  a  number,  sum  total, 
whole,  amount. 

AptOfiTiaai,  1   a.  inf.  act.  of  same. 

AplOiD/on,  -lof,  Alt.  -f(uf,  fi,  (fr. 
aoiO/iiui  to  count)  an  enumera- 
tion, reckoning,  counting  over  ; 
a  muster,  survry. 

ApiOiinrtxl),  -^f,  I'l,  viz,  Tt'^it],  (fern, 
of  next)   arithmetic. 

AniO/itjTlKdf,  -II,  -dv,  (fr.  apiOfit'io 
\o  count)  anthmiticnl,  relating  to 
numbers,  numeral,  skilled  in  ac- 
counts or  numlirrs. 

ApiOjiTiTdi,  -r'),  -ix;  (fr.  same)  to  he 
reckoned,  that  may  be  numbered ; 
frin  in  numbrr. 

AniOiif><:,  -of,  o,  (fr.  apOfibf  union) 
number;  a  number,  multitude; 
n  sum,  nmnvnt ;  n  vvisltr, 
trill. 


API 

AfifinCiia,  -i7f,  1^,  Ariihmathtra,  a 

city  ofllie  Holy  lund. 
Apifiicrrui,  •i3>',  ci,    Arimaspianx, 
LaX.,    Arimasjii,    a    pooplc    of 
Scylliiu,  who  were  snid  to  have 
but  one  eve. 

Aplfioi,  -wi',  of,  name  of  a  place, 
d.  pi.  Aoiiiolatr. 

'Apif,  see  Epjidos. 

Apiofiop^(ii(o>,  'ov,  0,  I'/i  relntiiig 
to  or  named  nfler  Ariobarza7ics. 

Apirp/rdii,  -af,  ^,  (Ir.  apirptjri)? 
fit)  proprittt/,  correciticss,  good 
conduct;  graccfiilnff.i,  eUgancr. 

ApiTpcT/u>f,  and  Apirpfrdif,  (fr. 
next)  properly,  bcromingly ; 
gracefully. 

ApiTTptn);,  -hi  -oi'f,  6,  I/,  (fr.  o'pi 
intens.  and  rp/ru  to  bcconn;) 
vtry  proper,  f.t,  right,  becoming  ; 
splendid  ;  consptcuovx. 

'Apif,  or  'Apir,  and  'Apjni,  or  'Ap- 
fiiv,  -ii'of,  6,  i';,  (Ir.  a  UCg.  iilid 
l>ti  or  })'iv  ihe.  nose)  V)anling  llic 
nose  ;  simple,  nninlelligent,  dull, 
stupid. 

Apiy,  -lio?,  )),  a  Jile,  rn-'p,  srrapcr. 
Also  the  name  of  an  unknown 
herb  called  also  aoiaapov. 

Apiaafioi,  Dor.  for 

Aplatiuoi,  -ov,  h,  »;,  (fr.  tipi  intens. 

■  and  ariita  a  mark)  famous,  il- 
lustrious ;  celebrated  in  war, 
courageous,  brave. 

ApiaBdpjiuToi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  dpiaroi 
best,  ar.d  llpua  a  cliariot)  thai 
has  pie  Jinesl  chariot ;  the  best 
driver. 

'Apiara,  (fr.  npttrroj  best)  very 
well,  excellently. 

Apiarayoptu,  -ov,  6,  Aristaeorat, 
a  miui's  name. 

ApiiTTaioj,  -cv,  0,  Arislecus,  a 
man's  uam«. 

Apiarapy^iiji  -S),  f.  -I'lOui,  (fr.  o'piff- 
rof  be&t,  and  ap^h  rule)  to  com- 
mand, rule,  or  govern  test;  to 
take  the  lead  in  the  state  ;  to  dis- 
chnrge  aiiy  office  with  credit. 

AoiaTap^oi,  -ov,  b,  Arislarchus,  a 
man  s  name. 

Aptardii)  -u»,  f.  -liffu,  p.  r/pijTrjKa, 
(fr.  dpiarov  dinuer)  to  dine,  eal 
a  meal  at  noon.  1  a.  act.  rpiVn;- 
ca'  impr.  apioTtiuov,  -droi. 

Aotartirrii,  -ov,  b,  Arislides,  a 
man's  name. 

Apiaruox',  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  rfpiaroj 
best)  a  r<uarrf  properly  of  valour, 
meed,  recompense;  a  monu- 
ment. 

AptoTcpu,  -Si,  ri,  viz.  x^'Pt  ('■'•  <'?"'■ 
Tcpbi  left)  the  left  hand. 

Aptartpcvw,  f.  -cvaio,  (fr.  same)  to 
he.  Iff  I  handed,  to  use  the  left 
hand. 

Aptartpb<;,-'i,  -bv,  (fr.  o'piorot  best. 
The  Greeks  ihouaht  to  amend, 
or  at  lea.st  rcconrile  awkward 
things,  by  giving  thcrn  favoura- 
ble names,  and  thence  they 
thus  named  the  weaker  hand, 
foot,  side,  &r.)  Uft,  the  Ufi 
hand,  foot,  eye,  side,  tic.  ac- 
cording to  the  substantive  un- 
derstood ;  sinislv,  unlurhy, 
ominrms ;    infrriar,  small,  insig- 


API 

vijicayit.  —  .Kptertpi),  -wv,  ni,  the 
tetl  side,  left  parts ;  the  ucst ; 
inisforttincs,  ill  luck. 

Apiarti'takt,  imp,  ind.  Ion.  of 
ApiffT£v/(7»;'j>,  lor  npiffrfi'io. 

AptoTti'oiaa,  Dor.  for  uptarcvovaa, 
(cm.  par.  pres.  acl.  —  Apiariv- 
oana,  feni.  part.  1  a.  act,  of  opior- 

Ttt'lU). 

.\pi(7rfi'f, -/of,  Att.  -«'w(r,  b,  (fr. 
n'oioTof  best)  a  chief,  head,  lend- 
er, general,  prince.  —  Apiaraj, 
the  great,  the  nobility. 

ApioTcuw,  f.  -iVata,  p.  riphrrvKa, 
(fr,  last)  lo  ./i,i;ht  braiety,  be- 
have gallantly,  he  among  the  fore- 
most ;  to  excel,  surpass. 

Apiarijei,  Apicn'/iirai,  Ion.  forapiff- 
rhi,  n.  and  apiareivi,  d.  pi.  of 
apioTcvi. 

ApioTi.aaTC,  2  ])l,  1  a.  inipr.  act.  — 
Apifl-ri/cr;;,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
apiordui. 

ApioTi'yu,  f.  -iau),  (fr.  upiarov  din- 
ner) to  give,  or  provide  dinner  ; 
to  invite,  or  entertain  at  dinner. 

ApicTivlriv,  (fr.  dpicTui  best)  each 
best,  every  bravest;  the  best,  or 
stoutest,  as  picked  out ;  for  merit, 
as  a  reword. 

ApiaTijSovXoi,  -ov,  b,  Aristobulus, 
a  man's  name. 

ApiirToye!Tii)v,  -ovoi,  b,  Aristogilon, 
a  man's  name. 

ApiCToyii'OS,  -ov,  b,i/,  (fr.  nptuTOi 
best,  and  ydvof  otl'spring)  the 
chief,  father,  or  parent  of  a  good 
race,  or  noble  progeny  ;  produc- 
ing the  best ;  noble,  high  bred. 

ApiaTdirjuos,  -ov,  b,  Aristodcmus, 
a  man  s  name. 

'ApiOTOl,    -0)V,    o'l,    (pi.     of    dplCTOi 

best)  the  chiefs,  leaders,  nobles, 
those  duHinguished  by  conduct, 
bravery,  or  spirit. 

.KptaTOKpdrcia,  and  Aptaroupdna, 
-flfi^i  (ff-  n'pKTTCn  the  nobles,  and 
Kpariw  to  govern)  an  aristocra- 
cy, a  government  by  the  rich 
and  great ;  the  greed,  the  no- 
bility. 

ApKTTOKpaTio)  -w,  f.  -I'law,  (fr.  last) 
to  rule  supreme;  to  govern  best; 
to  form,  or  compoxean  aristocra- 
cy. —  AptaroKpaTtOjiai  -ovjiai,  to 
live  under,  acquiesce  in  an  aris- 
tocracy. 

ApiaTCKparSii,  -to;,  h,  Aristocratcs, 
a  man's  name. 

AptoToKpiiTtKos,  -h,-bv,  (fr.  aptBTO- 
Kodrcia  an  aristocracy)  aristn- 
crediral,  inclined  to  the  aristo- 
cracy. 

ApiaronparlKwi,  (fr.  \a.^t)  aristocra- 
tically. 

Apt(JT6fiaX''it '"^1  '"^'l'  C''-  "pfro; 
btsi,  ari'l  jidyri  ii  Tiiihl)  fore  most 
in  Jighl,  bravest  in  bailie,  excel- 
ling in  courage,  vfdurous. 

'ApioTov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  aopiaroi  un- 
determined. Or  fr.  rjii  early. 
O.-  fr.  optaroi  principal)  dinner.  I 

AptuTovooi,  -ov,  h,  »;,  (fr.  dpicroil 
best,  and  v6oi  mind)  v:cH-Piind-' 
(d,  ucll-inJcnlionrd,  benevolent, ^ 
hind,  humane ;  brave,  valiant.      1 

AoioTorOvoi,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  same,! 
(88) 


APK 

and  Trdi'Of  labour)  laborious,  dili- 
fiint,  assiduous,  ■ictiie. 

'Aoiaroc,  -tj,  -uv,  (fr.  'Api;f  Mars  ; 
but  attributed  as  a  superlative  to 
ayaOif  gooil)  beat,  biavtst,  wor- 
thiest ;  excellent ;  chief,  princi- 
pal, noble. 

ApiaroTiXiif,  -coi  -ouf,  i,  Aristotle 
a  man's  name. 

ApidTOTiKcia,  -iif,  fi,  used  a.s  the 
fcni.  of 

AptoToruKOi,  -ov,  b,  I'j,  (fr.  uptaroi 
best,  and  tIktu  to  breed)  thepa- 
rent  of  a  Jine  family,  of  a  noble 
race;  best  bred,  best  of  children  ; 
nobly  born. 

Apiarorpdievs,  Dor.  for  ApieTo<pd- 
vovs,  g.  of 

ApioToipdviji,  -tof  -ov(,  and  -ov,  u, 
Aristophanes,  a  Greek  comic 
poet. 

.\.piar6)(ttp,  -fipof,  b,  I'y,  (fr.  dpia- 
Tof  best,  and  ■^eip  the  hand)  very 
brave,  gallant ;  stre7iuous,  active, 
ready,  handy, 

ApiaTiiirii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  dpiarov  din- 
ner) dinner-time. 

Apta<jia\iis,  -ioi  -oD{,  b,  fi,  (fr.  dpi 
intens.  and  oi/ia'AXu  to  trip) 
smooth,  slippery,  steep,  precipi- 
tous ;  deceitful,  false,  erroneous  ; 
doubtful,  hesitating,  dubious ; 
simple,  credulous. 

Apiippaiiioi,  (fr.  next)  very  clear- 
ly, evidently,  jdainly. 

Apt(Ppa6rii,  -luf  -ov;,  b,  //,  (fr.  dpi 
intens.  and  (Ppadiis  caulioiib)  dis- 
tinguished, remarkable ;  distinct, 
clear,  evident ;  shining,  bright. 

'Ap'fxoi,  see  dpfuxos- 

Apluiv,  -ovos,  b,  Arion,  a  man's 
name. 

Apx'i^i'u,  -as,  and  Apxailr},  -ns,  i;> 
Ari-adia,  the  name  of  a  country. 

ApKdiios,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  an  Ar- 
cadian. 

Apktr,  impers.  (fr.  ap/t/ai  to  suffice) 
it  sujlces,  it  is  enough,  it  will 
do. 

ApxtiaBe,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  impr. 
mid.  —  .ApKiar),  3  sin.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  of  apk/o). 

ApKtuvTusi,  Ion.  for  ApKovirini,  (fr, 
same)  svJficienHy,  enough. 

ApKicii,  3  sin.  1  f.  act.  —  ApuiaOri- 
cofiiOa,  1  pi.  o(ApKeaOr,aopai,\  f. 
pass,  of  same. 

ApiftoiXdof,  -ov,  b,  Arcesilaus,  a 
man's  name. 

Apv£(7('Xu{,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for  last. 

'ApKC(Jt{,-ioi,  Alt.  -iu)s,ri,  (fr,  ap- 
Kiui  to  suffice)  sujfirienn/,  com- 
petency ;  capnbdily ;  lenijil,  use- 
fulness, advantage;  help,  aid, 
assistance,  relief. 

ApKcrbv,  viz.  ear},  (ncut.  of  next) 
enough,  it  is  enough,  same  as 
apKei. 

ApKirbf,  -)),  -iv,  (fr.  apKi'w  to  suf- 
fice) svjp.rient,  cnoutlh. 

ApKcruii,  (fr.  last)  sufficiently. 

ApKtCOivoi,  -n,  -ov,  (ir.  next)  juni- 
per, tf  the  juniper. 

'ApKivOoi,  -ov,  I'l,  the  juniper  tree. 

AfiKiui  -w,    f   -iru),  p.    -fpKtKu,  to 
s".fflce,  be  nijfficicnl,  satisfy,  con 
tent;  to  avert,  reptl,  turn  away, 


APM 


APN 


APO 


drive  liff;  to  Ttlieve,  aid,  rue- 
cour,  give  asnslcmce,  help  svffi- 
ciently.  ApKtofiai  -ovfiai,  to  be 
satined,  or  contented ;  to  acqui- 
esce, agree.  1  a.  act.  ijpKeaa, 
Ion.  dpKCca.  per.  pass.  fipKtBjtat, 
I  a.  pass.  ripKiaOriv.  1  f.  pass. 
afKcadi'ioofiai. 

'A.pKlot^-ov,  h,  li,  Poet,  for  apKt- 
ris,  (fr.  last)  sufficient,  capable, 
able  ;  assistant,  helping,  useful, 
beneficial ;  averting,  repelling ; 
Iveky,  see  also  apun/cdf. 

XpicTtioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  dpKT3(  a 
bear)  like  a  bear. 

AoKTios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  dp^oi  to  be- 
gin) il  must,  or  is  to  be  begun 


'Ap/jordxTBrroj,  -ov,  6,  4,  (fr.  same, 
and  TVjTTta)  to  strike)  chariot  rat- 
tling. 

'Ap/iaTorJ?y3f,  -ov,  5,  (fr.  same,  and 
):»;yvv/i<  to  frame)  a  maker  of 
chariots,  coachmaher. 

Apficiia,  -Of,  n,  Armenia  ;  an  Ar. 
menian  woman. 

Apfihtos,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  last)  Arme- 
nian. 

'Apftcvov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  next)  a  tool, 
inslrument ;     funiilurc,    tackle, 

'Ap/jtevos,  -ri,  -ov,  (Sync.  forafwJ^r- 
los,  par.  pres.  pass,  ofa'pu  to  lit) 
adapted,  Jit,  proper,  ojnvenient. 

Apfiuiios,    -a,    -ov,   (ir.    ap/«5^(j  to 


disoum,  renounce ;  to  rejuse, 
withhold,  1  a.  mid.  ind.  rpvijad- 
fiTjV  sub.  apvi'jcuijiai'  inf.  apv))- 
aacOai'  par.  apv)]adfitvoi. 

ApvivTrip,  -ripos,  b,  (fr.  iip;  a  lamb, 
because  they  leap  head  fore- 
most as  lambs  butt)  adivtr^Jish- 
er  for  pearls. 

'April,  -ris,  t],  name  of  a  city,  also 
ol  Neptune's  nurse,  Ami. 

Apvrjadfitvoi,  -7;, -ov,  par.  —  Apji/ 
cacdiu,  inf.  1  a.  mid.  — Apvijotj- 
rai,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  —  Ap- 
r)';aoftat,  -17,  -trat,  1  f  ind.  mid. 


AptTjuif, -1),  -iv,an<i 'ApKios, -ov,\     adapt)     ^t,     proper,     suitable, 


b,  i),  (fr.  dpKTOf  the  greater  bear, 
or  the  plough)  arctic,  northern; 
respecting  the  constellation  of  the 
bear. 
ApKTo/ivf,  -<io;,  &,  (fr.  a'pKro;  a  bear, 
and  fivi   a  mouse)  some  species 
of  mouse 
'Apxros,  -OV,  b,  and  fi,  a  bear  ;  the 
constelialion    of  the    bear ;    the 
north. 
ApKTovpo{,  -ov,   b,  (fr.   dpKTOi  the 
bear,  and   ovpd  the  tail)  Arctu- 
rus ;  a  star  in  the  constellation 
of  the  Great  Bear. 
Ap«ro^uXaf, -a<toj,6,  (fr.  same, and 
^vXdaoiit  to  guard)  the  guardian 
of  the  north,  the  constellation  of 
Bootes,  or  the  ploughman. 
ApKrCiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  arctic, 

northern. 
Apiciii,  -Cof,  1';,  a  net,  toils;  a  net, 
cap,  or  covering  for  the  hair  ;  a 
fiUet,  headband,  garland. 
ApKhif,  same  as  apKir&i. 
'Apfia,  -Sroi,  ri,   (fr.  dpui  to  join) 

a  chariot,  cart,  carriage,  vehicle. 
Apftayciiuv,  Heb.  mdecl.  Arma- 
geddon, the  mountain  of  Me- 
gidtto. 
'ApfiaXid,  -a(,  and  Ion.  -Xifi,  -ij{, 
fi,  (fr.  a'pw  to  firm,  and  fiiXT)  the 
limbs)  y&ofy,  maintenance,  allmv- 
anr.e  ;  a  pitlatKe,  small  quantity. 
a.  »m.  Ion.  ipfta\ttiv. 


agreeable  ;  familiar,  intimate. 
'Apuvlios,   -ov,  b,  a  man's  name, 

Uarmodius. 
'Apjid^oiaa,    Dor.    for  apiid^ovoa, 

leni.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
'Apiii^iD,  or  -TTb),  f.  -cw,  p.  ripfioKa, 
(fr.    apitoi   a   joint)     to    adjust, 
adapt,    apply,   accommodate;  to 
tune,    harmonize;    to  fit,    suit, 
agree;  to  espouse,  betroth,  con- 
tract. 
'Apjto'i,  (fr.  same)fitly,  convenient- 
ly, agreeably,  aptly. 
Apfio7,  (fr.  same)  lately,  just  now. 
' Apjii'via,  -o{,  and  Ion.  -Irj,  -•;{,  ;;, 
(fr.    same)   a  joining,   fitting; 
closeness,      compactness ;      con- 
cord, concert,  agreement ;  a  com- 
pact,  covenant,    bargain  ;    har- 
mony. 
Apiioviirii,  -ov,  and  Ion.  -tui,  0,  a 

man's  name,  Harmonides. 
' ApfiaviKii,  -rj^    -iv,   (fr.  apfiovla  a 
joining  )^Uin^,  answering,  agree- 
ing to;  suitable,  adapted;  har- 
monical,  musical. 
'Aoftivlos,  -ov,  0,  II,  (fr.  same)  con- 
gruous, fitting  ;  harmonious. 
' Apfiis,    -oil,  b,    (fr.    dpiii  to  fit)  a 
joint;  a  joining,  closure,  scam  ; 
a  limb,  member  ;  a  hinge,  bolt, 
latch. 
"Apfjocrai,  Ion.  for  npfioarai,  3  sin. 
per.  pass,  of  lip/jo^u) 


of  apviofiai. 
Apvtfoii,  -los,  Att.  -tuf, )';,  (fr.  ap- 
liofiai  to  deny)  a  denial,  disavow- 
al;  refusal. 

Apvrjrai,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  sub.  of 
apiiCfiai. 

ApiriTtkos,  -II,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  that 
denies,  or  refuses,  negative. 

ApviiTiKws,  (fr.  last)  nigatively. 

Apviov,  -ov,  TO,  (dim.  ofupj  a  lamb) 
ayoung  lamb,  lambkin,  kid. 

Apioi,  g,  sin.  of  opj,  also, 

'Apvos,  -ov,  b,  same  as  dp^. 

Apvovjitda,  1  and  Apvotii  rai,  3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  pass.  —  Apvoii- 
ficvos,  -Ti,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass, 
cont.  of  apviojtai.. 

'Apvv^ai,  (perhaps  fr.  «pj  a  lamb, 
an  origirval  means  of  barter) 
to  take,  get,  receive,  have ;  to 
procure,  acquire,  purchase ;  to 
change,  barter ;  to  reach,  attain 
to,  arrive  at  ;  to  seek,  claim  ;  to 
assert,  vindicate,  par.  pres.  pass, 
apvviicvoi,  n.  du.  aovvjtivo).  imp. 


ind. 


r,pvvuriv,  -ao,  -to. 


'Apftdi/n(a,  -at,  fi,  (fr.  ipfia  a  car-|'Ap/")<TT^,  -^5,  i),  (fcm.  of  next)  a 

riagp,   and   ajia^a    a  wagon)     a       bride. 

eamage,  vehicle,  properly  for  ihe  'Apiioardi,  -!i,  -iv,  (fr.  ipfid^u  tofit) 

o»e  of  women  ;  a  covered  cur-       convenient,  suilahlc,  agreeable. 

^age.  I'ApfiiTToijit,   in    3    pi.    apiidrruitv, 

'Afiidrtiof,  and  ' Apiidrtof,  -a,-ov,\      prts.  opi.  acl.  of 


.KpvUv,  g.  pi.  of  a'p{. 

Ap^dficvos,  1  a.  m'.  par.  —  'Ap^av 

Oat,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  rlp^u). 
Ap^ivfiat,  Dor.  for  ap^oD/iui,  which 

Jf'lo\.  (or  'Ap(ofiai,  -ji, -iTat,  1  f. 

ind.  mid.  of  same. 
.Kp^wfjai,    -p,    -riTai,  2   and  3  pi. 

-^nodc,  -(uvrai,  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of 

same. 

sin.  pre?,    sub.  of 


(fr.  Spija  a  carriiige)  belonging 
to  a  chariot,  relating  to  cnrriagrt, 
like,  or  in  Uie  style  of  a  chariot ; 
curricle, 

ApiiartiXavltt,  -a(,  hi  (ff-  apfia  a 
carriage,  and  fAatJvw  to  drive) 
ehariolrering,  driving  a  carriage  ; 
a  chariot  race, 

ApfinTi)>iiTat,  -a,  0,  Dor,   for  'Ap- 
luirriXdrin,   -ov,  i,  {fr.  fiami;)   a 
charioteer,  dnver  of  a  chariot. 
'Ap/jaritri,    nnd   Dor.  -««,   ./jf,  I,, 


Ap/iiirrui,  same  as  ip/td^iii, 
ApvuTof,    -ov,  0,  a  man's  name, 

Arnau: 
ApvUnif,  -tiof,  !i,  (fr.  ups  a  lamb)  a 

sheip's,  or  Inmli  s  skin, 
'Ania(,  a.  pi.  'if  opov,  or  (fpf. 
Apvtiov,  -nv,  ri,  (fr.  next)   a  place 

uhrrr   lamb,  or   mutton  is   soUl, 

market,  shambles. 
Apvuif,  -or,  b,  {fr.  i'ip(  a  lamb)  a 

grown  lamb,  ram,  hnggrrrl. 
Apvtiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  name)  of  a 


(Ir.  name,   and  rttn  victf^ry)  the\      lamb,  like  a  lamb 

rirjnn/  in  a  rhariut  rare,  ApviiaOui,    pres.    inf    mid.    Cont 


Apfiririov,  -ov,  Td,  (dim.  ofiamc) 
a  small  chariot  or  carriage. 

' Apitaroepofiia,  -a(,  li,  ((r.  name, 
and  ip6fio<  a  rare)  a  chariot 
racs. 

M 


of 

Apviofiai  -oC/i<ji,  f.  -ilno/zfii,  p.  fipvij- 

fiai,  {fr,  a  neg.   oiid  tipi  a  lanili 

ulain  when  a  trfnly  in  made)  to 

quarrel  irrcconnlrably  ;  tn  deny, 

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Kpdtii,  -o(f, 

apciui. 
Apotftav,  Dor.  for 
Apoifiriv,  -010,  -oiTO,  in  1  pi.  apol/tt- 

6a,  2  a.  opt.  mid.  of  aipu. 
Ap6fijicvai,     Poi-t.      for     Api^fitvai, 
which  Dor.  for  ApSctv,  prus.  inf. 
act.  ol  opdui. 
'Apoi',  -oir,    ri,  the  herb  ramp,  or 

wakrrohin. 
'Apov,  I  a.  impr.  net.  of  aipui. 
'Apoiro,  Ion.  for  /ipovro,  3  pi.  2  n. 

iiid.  mid.  of  sumo. 
Apdrrnt,  I  a.  inf.  arl.  — ApAaio,  -ijf, 

-17,  I  a.  sub.  act.  of  anuui. 
Ap'^elftof,    -ov,  b,    il,   {fr.  apAui  to 
plough)    arable,  fit  for   Ixllnge ; 
ploughed,  cultivated,  tilled. 
'Apoetf,   AoiiiiivK,  utid    AporpttiaK, 
-lof,    Att.    -fwf,    }],    (Ir.  same) 
ploughing,     tilliigr,      rultivntion, 
farming  ;   ngrirullure,    land    in 
tillage  ;  a  corn  field, 
Apiiiraii),  game  as  np4ui,  pres.  inf. 

act.  noianiiv. 
Apirai,  n.  pi.  of 

Ap'/ri;f»  -o",   !•'"'   Ao')Ti)p    -ijpuf,  4, 
(fr.  apioi  to  plough)  a  ploughman 


Al^tl 


APJ» 


liH«T,  huibandman  ;  a  ailtivatnr, ;      iraaa.  2  a.  act.  iiid.  f/pTrnyov'  sub. 
pracliUoner,  Mudail ;  an  epitlu'i       ipiruyCi.    per.    pas8.    iipvaaiiat, 


ol  oxen 

Afiroio,  !on.  for  apdrcf,  g.  sin.  of 
'.Vpurjt,  -ou,  6,  (fr.  «p*u  to  plough) 

jiloughing  ;  the  season/or  plough- 

'"(?  J  procifation. 
Aporii,  -i),  -()r,  (fr.  same)  plough' 

«</;  aruhU,  jut  for  tillage 


ami  Jjinruy^di.  1  a.  pass,  fiprda- 
0>iv'  and  ^(>Trrf-^9»;i-.  '2  a.  pass. 
I'lpiriyriv,  and  {fiirdiriv.  per.  ind. 
mid.  iiprdya,  and  ijOTtada. 
XprraKTijp,  -iipof,  and  Poet.  'Ap- 
ruxri),;,  -oP,  i,  (fr.  last)  n  robber, 
pluwUrn,  gpoiler,  rnti.ilier. 


'XpoTpa,  pi.  of  upKTooi'.  rAoruKTAif,  -i),  -Or,  (fr.  same)  pi7- 

Xforptii, -ioi,  Att. -/uf,  4,   Poet.  I     lading,  plundiring ;    rnpricious, 

for  iipi5ri;;.  covcluus. 

ApOTpiaaif,  -loi,   Alt.  -tuif,  I'j,  Sec I'ApTuicTiiciSf,    (fr.    last)  violeiitly ; 


apoaif. 
Aporjia'ui    -Cj,    and   Aporpin^u,  f. 
-aff(i»,  p.    i/poTpiiiKa,  (fr.  dporpoi' 
a  ploufjli)  Ij  plougli,  till,  or  pre- 
pare land;    to  labour,   cultivate 
the  earth. 
A-poToiHv,  n.    and  Aporoiuvra,  a. 
sin.  cont.  par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 
ApoTpi'<i»ffif,  -loj,  Alt.  -£u)f, )';,  same 

as  dpoaa. 
ApoTpoci6ij(,   -hi  -oDj,    h,  i),    (fr. 
next,  and  tiioi  figure)  like,  or re- 
lembling  a  plough. 
'ApoTpov,    -ov,    ri,    (fr.    apdu    to 

plough)  a  plough. 
Aporpdzovs,  -o(5of,  h,  (fr.   last,  and 
rroCf  a  foot)   the  foot,  or  sock  of 
the  plough,  tlie  ploughshare. 
Apouv,   cont.  for  apitiv,  pres.  inf. 

act.  of  apiu). 
Apoiipa,  -as,  and  Ion.  Aoovpi,  -rn, 
Ij,    (fr.   aooui  to  plough)   arable, 
01  vloughed  land,  ajield,  fa'^m  ; 
a  square  measure  of  100  cubits, 
about  the  third  of  an  Irish  acre  ; 
ground,  land ;  the  earth. 
Apovpuoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  arable, 
jUfor,  or  relating  to  tillage;  ru- 
ral, rustic,  wild. 
Apovpti)v,-ov,  ri,  (dim.  of«ame)  a 
smalljield,  paddock,  a  little  farm. 
Kpouai,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act,  of  ai'pu. 
Apiu}   -a,    f.    ap6aui,    p.    I'ipoKa,  to 
plough,  till,  cultivate  ;  per.  pass. 
rjpoftat,  -aai,  -rai. 
Kp6u)aii,  -loi,  Alt.  -ciiii,  >i,  same  as 

dpoaii. 
' ApTTuyiriv,  (fr.  dpTn'^u  to  seize)  in 
haste,   hastily,   eagerly,   swiftly, 
by  snatches;  rapaciously,   rave- 
nously, forcibly. 
'Apzaycii,  -uaa,  -iv,  a.  sin.  -yivra, 

par.  2  a.  pass,  of  same. 
'Apruyi?,  -i;;,  /;,  (fr.  upro'^w  to  rob) 
rapine,  robbery,  pillage,  taking 
by  force  ;  a  hook,  drag,  grapple, 
used  for  fishing  up  things  fallen 
into  a  well. 
'Ap'^aynadftcda,  1  pK  2  f.  ind.  nu  of 

same. 
'ApTrayfia,  and  " kpTtaa^ia,  -aroj,  ri, 
(fr.  same)  spoils,  plunder,  booty  ; 
pillage  ;  rapidity. 
'Apvayiidi,  -ov,  h,  (Ir.  same)  rob- 
bery, plunder,  pillage. 
'Apir«(£(,  3  sin.  'AoTa^ouirtv,  3  pi. 
pres.    ind.    act.    —   'Aprrufttf, 
pres.  inf.  act.  — ' Ap-d^ovra,  n. 
pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
ApTrn^u),  f.   -aia,    and    Dor.   -fu. 


rapaciously,  eagerly 

'Apirak-Tilf,  -i),  -dv,  (fr.  Apvri^U)  to 
seize)  plundered,  robbed  ;  seized, 
icrested,  extorted. 

'ApruXf'oj,  -a,  -ov  (fr.  same)  rapid, 
violent,  ravenous  ;  swift,  eager, 
furious. 

'ApraA/uj,  (fr.  last)  rapidly,  vora- 
ciously, violently  ;  by  snatches. 

'ApTdX/iJu,  (fr.  same)  to  seize, 
grasp,  lay  hold  upon  ;  to  catch 
an  opportunity. 

"ApTn^,  -ayoi,  h,  {/,  (fr.  apTrd^ui  to 
rob)  rapacious,  ravening,  de- 
vouring ;  subs,  a  ravisher,ptun. 
dcrer. 

'Apird^dii,  JEol.  for 

'Apirufuj,  -daa,  -av,  1  a.  par.  of 
same. 

'Aprruj,  a.  pi.  of  (ipir;;. 

'ApTTu'ffa?,  1  a.  par.  act.  ofupara^oi. 

' Apvdij)  -u,  f.  -daui,  (fr.  &piTrj  a 
sickle)  to  plunder,  rob,  steal. 

Apirtiii;,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  >i,  (fr.  ttcSov 
the  ground)  on  a  level  xvith  the 
ground,  on  the  groundfloor. 

' Apntbdvr),  -rjs,  Ij,  and  'Aprt^uiv, 
-6voi,  b,  (fr.  apTrd^o)  to  seize)  a 
rope,  cord ;  a  halter,  noose,  snare, 
trap. 

'Apirela,  -as,  ri,  (fr.  ffffa  the  sole 
of  the  foot)  the  bottom,  root,  or 
foot  of  a  mountain  ;  a  fence,  or 
wall  of  loose  stones. 

"Apr.n,  -nil  'h  ('"''•  np-u'^u  to  seize) 
a  sickle,  reaping  hook  ;  a  crooked 
sword,  hanger,  scimitar  ;  a  vul- 
ture, oird  of  prey. 

'Apvvia,  -as,  (';,  (fr.  same)  a  harpy, 
a  fabulous  winged  fiend ;  a 
storm,  whirlwind. 

Aphajiiov,-ij}voi,  0,  earnest, handsel ; 
a  pledge,  pawn,  token,  security. 
a.  sin.  apf)a(iiova. 

Apl)uyhi,  -ioi  -ovi,  i,  i';,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  pijaaio  to  break)  unlnoken, 
entire,  soun/',  whole  ;  Jimt, 
strong,  durable,  lasting. 


Apha^cv,  Ion.  for  rjppa^cv,  which 
Poet,   f  '  ' 

apdaau) 


Poet,   for  »;pafi 


ir  (jpij, 
cv,   1 


a.   act.  of 


'Apliii<poi,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
j>a(j>h   a    seam)    without    scam, 
woven  througlwul,  of  one  piece- 
'Ap'piva,  a.  sin.  —  'Aphcvci,  n.  pi. 

—  Kpliivijiv,  g.  pi.  oidplt>)v. 
Ap^tviVuf,  and  ApaivMs,  -n,  -iv, 
(fr.  dpfivvOT  ap!Tt;i/male)  mascu- 
line, manlike  ;  robust,  strong. 
Ap'pcvoy6voi,-ov,'o,n,(fr.!iame,!ind 
p.   ho-aKa,   and  Jip^ap^a,   to  rob,  ^     yivouai    to    be)     bearing  males, 
plunder,  pillage,  spoil ;  to  snatch,  j     producing  a  manly  offspring. 
fize,  lake  forcibly,  carry  qff ;  tOiAp'ptiui^CJi,  (fr.   same)  in  a  manly 
worry,  tear,  dtvour.  1  a.  act.  F;p-!     manner,  stoutli/,  bravely. 

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APP 

Apitvuiitii,  and  Ap^ii'UirJf,  -oii,  4, 
1/,  (fr.  same,  and  lixj,  the  face)  oj 
(I  manly  cvuntenatur,  of  a  noble 
mien,  or  air. 

Apjiitri'ii,  -lot  -OMf,  and  'An/^cros, 
•ov,  A,  //,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  pi-Kui  to 
inchiic)  not  leaning,  inclining,  or 
bending;  upright,  trect;  straight, 
tlirecl  ;  imparti(d,  uuifussed  ; 
insignijirant,  of  no  consequence, 
weak,  feeble. 

Ap{>e\j.iu,  -av,  q,  (fr.  last)  impar- 
tiality, indifference ;  e.^mVo6/«- 
ness. 

Apjji'jKToioi,  d.  pi.  of 

'  AppriKToi,  -ov,  4,  li,  not  lobe  broken. 
►see  ap'payt'ii. 

'Appjiv,  or  'Apariv,  -tvof,  b,  a  male 
of  any  kind.  Adj.  masculine, 
manlike,  manly  ;  strong,  stout, 
brave,  valiant. 

Apl»jviit)  -(i,  f.  -)'iaii>,  p.  -r]Ka,  (fr. 
last)  to  play  the  man;  to  bully, 
rail,  scold. 

Ap'prjvrii,  -hi  -ovi,  b,  i),  {ft.  same) 
7nale,  masculine,  strong  ;  harsh, 
stern  ;  severe,  rigid,  fierce, 
rough. 

Appjjvdu  -Cj,  f.  -uiaui,  ((j.  same)  to 
lake  a  husbatid,  marry.  Aplit]v6o- 
/lut  -oiifiui,  to  act  the  man,  be- 
have masculine ;  to  desire  the 
male.  par.  per.  pass.   r!pl>tivu>ite' 

VOi. 

AplirjTonoiia,  -as,'!,  (fr.  dpjjtjroi  in- 
expressible, and  iroif'w  to  do)  im- 
piety ;  wickedness,  viUany ;  in- 
famy, obscenity. 

Ap'pfjTOTOtii,  -ov,  b,  }),  (fr.  same) 
abominable,  detestable  ;  obscene, 
infamous  ;  a  villain,  profligate. 

'Ap'pnroi,  -ov,b,  f],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
j)iu  to  speak)  unutterable,  inex- 
pressible ;  not  before  spoken, 
mentioned,  orlalkedof,  unuttered; 
not  to  be  named,  or  repeated, 
abominable,  impious ;  obscene, 
enigmatical,  mysterious. 

ApPnTwi,  (fr.  last)  secretly,  obscure- 
ly, mysteriously. 

'Apjii^os,  sec  dpi^oi. 

Ap/ii;t«i70a(,  to  crawl,  or  scramble 
up  on  the  handa  and  feel;  to 
mount,  climb. 

'ApfitX^if  'Ap^X"*'  'Apio-icof,  -ov,  b, 
and  Apjjixn,  -m,  h,  "■  basket,  pan- 
nier, or  other  wicker  vessel. 

'Ap'pvdfioi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
jjvdfibi  rhythm)  inharmonious, 
unmusical ;  irregular,  not  me- 
thodical, loose,  wild  ;  immode- 
rate. 

Appvdiiioi,  (fr.  last)  inharmonious- 
ly,  irregularly. 

' AppvTToi,  -ov,b,  I'h  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
fiiizoi  filth)  clean,  neat  ;  pure, 
chaste;  upriglu. 

Aphvaovrai,  for  avaputrovroi,  3pl.  I 
t.  mid.  of  avapvd),  fr.  ava  up, 
and  anvh>,  which  see. 

Apoo)C{u),  Ap'puhla,  lon.  {or  tpjxa- 
c'lM,  and  -hla. 

Ap}to)tTTfui  -hi,  f.  -I'lau),  p.  -riKa,  (fr. 

a  neg.  and  piivwiit  to  be  strong) 

to   he  sick,  infirm,  labour  under 

ill  health. 

I  AppiiaTtifia,  -aroj,T4,  (fr.  last)  sick' 


APT 


APT 


TieM,    weaknetSy    infirmiti/,     ill,     a  trencher-friend;    one  of  Ho- 

fualth.  I     mer's  mice. 

ApjiucTla, -as,  h,  {^^-   same)  sicfc-  ao r/u -oi,  and  ApT/ofia* -oCfiai,  see 

ness,  disease,  injirmily.  \     aordu). 

'Ap^ojOTOf, -o«,  6,  »;,  (fr.  same)  ii-  'Apr);/<a,  •aroi,    rfl,  (fr.   apra'u  to 

Jirm,  weak,   languid,    sick;    an      hang  up)  an^/  thing  sxtspended, 


invalid, 

"Apj,  apiii,  0,  fi,  (perhaps  fr,  apa 
a  prayer,  a  lamb  beino  a  fre- 
quent sacrifice)  a  lamb.  d.  pi. 
apKiai. 

Apadjievoi,  JEo\.  for  apdfitvos,  I  a. 
per.  mid.  —  'Apaai,  JEo\.  for 
dpai,  1  a.  par.  act.  of  dpu. 

'Apa'ti',  iieut.  sin.  — 'Apacva,  a.  sin. 
—  '\pcive,  n.  or  a.  du.  oidpatjv, 
same  as  dpjjrjv. 

ApfffvTxos.  -ri,  -dy,  (fr.  dpanv  male) 
masculine. 

ApacvoKoiriii,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  same, 
and  koIti)  a  bed)  a  sodomite. 

'Aprtjv, -cvoi,  b,  i;,  see  dppnv. 

'Apirif,  -105,  Att.  -£«){,  //,  (fr.  alpii) 
to  raise)  exaUation,  elevation, 
raising,  lifting  up;  a  carrying,  or 
taking  away,  deprivation  ;  a  bur- 
den, load;  tax,  tribute. 

'Ap<rtKo;,-ov,  b,  see  dplit^o;. 

'Apaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  — ' Apaiii,  1 
f.  ind.  act.  jtol.  of  rfou. 

Aprd.'Ju^of,  -ou,  6,  Arlabazus,  a 
man's  name. 

Aprdfiavoi,  -on,  o,  Arlahanus,  a 
man's  name. 

Aordiiri,  -175, 1;,  a  Persian  measure 
for  grain. 

'ApTa/(if,  -tio{,  n,  Dor.  for  'Aprt- 

'Apraiios,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  aproj  bread, 
and  Ttiivulo  cut)  abutclier,cooh, 
bulln. 
Aprdvtj,  -i)f,  i,  (fr.  aprdia  to  hang 
up)  a  halter,  noose,  collar;  a 
rope,  strap,  bell,  support. 
Apra^io^Vf,    -ov,  b,  Arlaxerxct,  a 

man  8  name. 
JiprdiD  -u,  and  Ion.  Aprlui  -u,  f. 
-^ffui,  p.  -rjita,  to  tuing  up,  sus- 
pend ;  to  attach,  or  fasten  to; 
lo  support  by.  Aordofiai,  and 
Ion.  Apr/o/jai,  to  liang,  be  sus- 
pended from,  or  supported  by  ; 
lo  depend  upon,  rely,  trust  to; 
to  prepare,  proiuU,  make  ready  ; 
to  concili'itr,  ingraliaie. 
Anrc/iif,  -a,  b,  Arlcmo-^,  a  man's 

nuiiic. 
ApTiftla,  a.  sin.  and  ncut.  pi.  of 
Apr()<i>(,  •/a{,-ou(  6,  (/,  (perhaps fr. 
dpTiof  whole,  or  Ir.  a  neg.  and 
r/^iia   to  divide)  ivlwtc,  entire  ; 
Safe,  Sound  ;  even,  not  odd  ;  Jit, 
proper,  SHilafiU. 
'AoTtfiK,  -lof,  and -'/r!o(,  t),  Diana. 
Aprifiiaia,  -af,   /;,   the  hijrb  mus- 
uuirth  or   mo'.hcrwiirth ;  Artemi- 
sia, a  worn  xn's  name. 
Aprifiiatnv,  -ou,    ri,    (fr.    'Aprcntf 
Diana)  >i  frstivtl,  temple,  statue, 
or  olhir  thtng  drdirrilrd  to  Diana. 
Aprtiii)v,    -ifof,   b,    (fr.    apTdu)   lo 
hang   \ip)  the   mainsail,  foresail, 
topsail ;  a  sailynrd,  yard,  OTt/ard' 
arm.  a.  sin.  apTt)t6va. 
Apriituv,  -iioi,  0,  a  man's  name. 
AprfTi7?oiAo(,   -on.    A,    (fr.    rfproj 
bread,  and  ivl^ovXos  a  waylaycr) 


hung  up,  or  attached  to,  an  ap' 
pendage ;  a  belt ;  a  pendant,  ear- 
ring. 
Apriip,  •npoi,  b,  (fr.    same)  o  sus- 
pender, or  support  of  a  burden, 
any  contrivance  to  bear  a  load  ; 
the    shoulders,    back ;     a  strap, 
thong,  rope,  belt ;  a  case,  sheath, 
scabbard;  a  kind  of  shoe. 
Aprrtpia,  -ai,)),  (perhaps  fr.  aijp  air, 
and  mpiia  to   keep)  an  artery ; 
the  pulse;  thetvindpipe, 
AprripiaKOS,  -^1  -bv,  (fr.  last)  arte- 

rioL 
AprtipioTOfda,  -as,  hi  Cr-  same,  and 
rinviii  to  cut)  a  cutting,  wound- 
ing, or  separation  of  an  artery  ; 
or  of  the  throat. 
ApTT^piwiri;,    -to;  -oiif,    b,   ri,     (fr. 
same,  and  tlioi  a  likeness)  arte- 
rial  ;  resembling,  or  relating  to 
an  artery. 
'Apri,    now,    at  present,    already, 
lately,  just   now ;    arr'    ripri,   or 
affupTi,  henceforth,  henceforward, 
from  this   time ;  I'uis   «'pri   until 
now,  till  this  time.  In  compos,  it 
implies  7iewncM ;  or,  for  dprioj, 
whole,  perfection. 
.KpTidKii,   (fr.  dpno;  equal)  equal- 
ly, evenly,  of  equal  number. 
Aprtd^u),  f.    -doji,    p.    -aKa,     (fr. 
same)  to  play  at  odd  and  even ; 
to  fit,  make  even,  or  equal ;  to 
prepare,  provide,  furnish. 
Aprinafidi,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  same)   odd 

and  even ;  playing  at  it. 
ApriiiXnerfii,  -<'o{  -oP{,    and  Aprt- 
liXaaroi,  -ov,b,  I'l,  (fr.  a'pri   late- 
ly, and  /?Xu(7Tdi'<i)  to  bud)  lately 
budding ;     hut    now    shooting  ; 
sprouting,  fresh. 
Apriiipeiphi,  -«'of  -ovi,  b,  /;,  (fr.  dnri 
lately,   and    (ipi<poi    an  infaiii) 
lately  born,  infant,  young. 
AprlyajiOi,  rov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  same,  and 

■ydnoi  marriage)  new  married. 
ApTtyivcBXoi,  -ov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  same, 
and  ycvlOXn  a  birth-d;iy)  same  as 
ApTiycvfii,  •ioi-ovi,b,!i,  root,  for 
Apriy(iivtiTo(,-ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  same, 
and  yiVu/iai    lo    be    born)    new 
liorn,  lately,  or  just  born  ;  very 
young. 
Apri^dKpni,   -uof,  b,  ti,  (fr.  same, 
and    f.dxpv   a   tear)  lately  werji- 
ing,   mourning  just    now ;    in- 
clined to  weep. 
Kpriiniio{,-a,  -or,  same  Ol 
AoTtinfii,  -lu(  -oi  J,  k,  li,  (fr.  dprtot 
perfect,  and  ('rru  lo  Ritoak)  Vdka- 
tive  ;  nrliculntr,   dxstinrt,  clear ; 
specious,       insinuating,    artful ; 
tnir,  speaking  truth,  genuine. 
Apri'^w,  f.  -latii,  (fr.   kamu)  (0  fit, 
frame  ;    to   rnmposc,    settle ;    to 
.finish,  complete  ;  to  execute,  per- 
form. 
KnTiOi\fi(,-h(  -o'f,  », /,,  (fr. same, 
and    idXXu     lo    bloom)    fresfi 
blooming,  just  flourishing, 
(91) 


APT 

AprUoWos,  -ov,  b,  1;,  (fr.  dpu  late- 
ly, or  dpTioi  perfect,  and  /coXAdu 
to  glue)  sticking. firmly,  strong; 
well    joined,     compact  ;     lately 
made,  new. 
'Apnof,  -ov,  b,  >'},  (fr.  dpu  to  suit) 
even,  equal  ;  xvhole,  entire ;  per- 
fect, complete,  sound  ;    apt,  Jit, 
agreeable,  proper. 
'Apnrof, -ou,  b,  >),  Poet,  for 
ApTi'roi'j,   -oius,    b,    !j,    (fr.    dpTios 
sound,  and  ■^■015  a  foot)  surefoot- 
ed, sound  in  the  feet,  Jirm,  steady, 
strong,  healthy. 
Apriffi;,  -lof,  Att. -£u){,  >],  (fr.  ap- 
rifcu  to  form)  .finishing,  perfec- 
tion,   culture,    care;    ornament, 
embellishment,  decoration. 
ApriroKos,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  dpn  lately, 
and  TtKTo}  to  produce)  tiew  born, 
very  young  ;  that  has  lately  borne, 
just  delivered, 
AprirpoTos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
Tpiizd)  to  turn,  01  rpicpu)  to  rear) 
just  reared,  or  arrived  at  maturi- 
ty, young. 
AoriipaTo;,  -ov,  6, »;,  (fr.  same,  and 
ipdii)  to  kill)  lately  dead,  just  kill- 
ed. 
ApTi<ppwv,   -ovos,  b,   !i,  (fr.   dprios 
perfect,  and  ippoviiii  to  think,  th. 
il}pr}v  the  niina)   sane,  sound  in 
mind. 
Apriws,  (fr.  same)  perfectly,  whol- 
ly, entirely;    soundly,    sensibly, 
truly. 
AprTu?,   (fr.  dpri  lately)  just  now, 

recently,  lately  ;  evenly,  fitly. 
AproKOTTidKOi,  -ou,  b,  rjy    Cf-    dproy 
bread,   and  kotiuu  to  toil)  well 
baked  ;    bread  well  wrouglu ;  a 
crust,  or  piece  of  bread. 
Aproadnoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 

Kdnrui  to  knead)   a  baker. 
Aprof/p^ij5,  same  as  Apru^fp^>j(. 
Aproirotbi,  -ou,  b,  17,  (fr.  dproj  bread, 

and  TToduj  lo  make)  a  baker. 
'Aproj, -Of,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  alpia  to 

raise)  bread,  a  loaf;  food. 
Apro0dyo{,  -ou,  0,  (fr.  dproj  bread, 
and  (fttiyca  to  cat)    loaf-nibbler, 
one  of  Ilomer's  mice. 

ApTii6(iff£roi,3sin.  1  f.  pass Ap- 

Tiio-£r£,  2  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  ap- 
ruw. 
' XoTojin,  -aroi,  rb,    (fr.    aprt'bi   to 
iiickle)  sauce,  seasoning  ;  pickle, 
hrinc. 
'Aprvati,   -lOi,    Att.   -cwi,    Ij,    (fr. 

same)  seasoning,  relUh,  sauce. 
Apruu),  or  Aprui'U,  I.  npriiau,  p.  I'/p- 
TVKa,   (fr.  dpui  to  fit)  to  Jit,  suit, 
aixommoilate  ;  to  contrive,  feign  ; 
to  provide,   furnish,    equip ;    to 
season,  salt,  pickle.   1  a.  act.  ijp- 
Tvaa.  par.  prcs.  pass,  aprvdptyof. 
per.  pass.  I'lOrvpnf  par.  nprufil- 
voi.   1  a.  ind.  pass.  ttprvOiiv.  1  f. 
pass,  aprvOi'iaopai. 
Apvadfnvoi,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of  apifu. 
Apvariip,    -flpof,    b,    (fr.    apfu)   to 
draw)    a  measure  ;  n  glass-full, 
gill ;  a  burkit  ami  wheel,  or  such 
like  machine  for  a  well. 
Aovrfip,  -iinoi,i'ii  (fr-  same)  nhuck- 
rt,   pum/i,  or  o<'i(r  inttrvment  lo 
draw  water. 


APX 

Apt^u),  onH  Afiru>,  f.  iipveu,  p.  I'/pv- 
«tu,  (0  draw,  raite/rom  bituw  ;  to 
Hjl. 
Ap^niiU,     in<icc\.      Arphaxad,    a 

man's  iiaine. 
ApTf^iiyytXoi,  -on,  h,  (fr.  up \'i)  lioati, 
ami  iiyyi\oi  .ui  an^el)   iin  arr.h- 
angct,    chiff   angel,    prince    oj 
angth. 
Ap^iiyhiif,  -a,i.  Dor.  for  np^^tjyi- 

Tt/f,  -ouj  4,  ami 

ApydyOs,  Dor.  for  iipj^vyii,  -oB,  i, 

(fr.   same,  and  liyioftai  to  lead) 

n  head,    leader,    captain,    chief, 

ruler. 

ApxaOcv,   Dor.   for   apx^^t^i    ('"'■■ 

stime)  from  old ;  of  old,  J'ormer- 

ly,  ancienlli/,  long  ago. 

Apxi'i,  -iSi',  «i,  (|il.  of  s&me)  Jirst- 

J'ruilSjJirsl  offerings. 
Ap\ail^u),  f.   -laui,  p.  -lira,  (fr.  ap- 
X<"'>i  ancient)  to  iinilnte  the  an. 
c  tents ;  to  adopt  old  customs  ;  to 
restore  to  its  indent  st'tte. 
ApxaiKdf,  and    Apxaiixis,   -fl,  -ov, 
(ir.    same)  arUitjuated,   old,  old 
fashioned. 
Ap^nt/fuif,  (fr.  last)  old  fashioned - 

lij ;   uucienlli). 
Apxa'iot,-u>v,  o\,  (pi.  of  ap;^;n7o{ an- 
cient)  the   ancients;     ancestors, 
forefathers. 
Apxiilov,  -ov,  rb,  (neut.  of  same) 
a    loan,    debt,     principal    sum  ; 
usance,  usurious  profit ;    inter- 
est, return,  income. 
ApxaTo!,  -a,  -ov,  and  Ion.  -rj,  -oi>, 
comp.  -drepoi,  sup.  -draro;,  (fr. 
apxi)  the  beginning)  ancient,  old, 
of  former  times  ;  old  fashioned, 
antique,  out  of  date. 
Apx'ndrrii,  -tjtos,  Ij,  (fr.  last)  anti- 
quity,  the  men,  or  times  of  old  ; 
ancientness,  oldness. 
ApXt<peaia,   -ai,  li,  (fr.  apx'i  niie, 
and   aJpfu)  to  elect)  an  election, 
creation  of  magistrates. 
Ap'^a'pcffi"'^'",  i.  -d(Tii>,  fr.  last)  to 
assemble  fur,  or  hold  an  election  ; 
to  elect,  vole,  choose ;  to  canvass, 
solicit  votes,  or  interest. 
Apyaiff/idf,  -oD,  b,  (fr.  apxatos  an- 
cient) imitation  of  the  ancients; 
affectation   of  antiquated  style ; 
an  archaism,  or  ancient  phrase, 
or  mode  of  expression. 
Apxali^!,  (fr.  same)  anciently,  for- 
merly, of  old. 
'ApxafOf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  apx't  govern- 
ment) a  prince,  chief,  ruler. 
Apxi^'ip">ii  -ov,  li,  a  man's  name. 
Ap;^£i5(«')f,   -ov,  b,   (fr.   apx'l  rule, 
and  iUrj  justice)   a  just  ruler, 
equitable    magistrate,     impartial 
judge. 
Apx'^'^ot^,  -cu)5,  II,  the  white  vine. 
'Ap,^£(,3sin.  pres.  ind 'Aoxeir, 


APX 

ginning,  and  Kaxif  evil)  tha 
cause,  origin,  author  of  evil,  or 
misfortune. 

Apx'^aoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
Audi  llie  people)  a  rulir  of  the 
P'Ople,  prince,  chief.  Also,  u4r- 
chrliius,  a  man's  iiamu, 

Ap\'/iro>(f,  -io(,  Alt.  -£iuf,  b,  II,  (fr. 
<ii>X'^  '"  govern,  and  riiAis  a  city) 
ruling  in  the  city,  pre-rmincni  in 
the  stale,  having  influence,  or 
power  in  public  nlfnirs.  .Subs,  a 
sovereign,  rtdtr,  prince. 

'ApxcaO'  for  dpxtaOai,  pros,  inf 
pass.  — 'Ap;^fro,  Ion.  for  i/p;^f ro, 
3  sin.  imp.  ind.  pass.  —  'Ap^^tw, 
Dor.  fordp^oi',  pres.  impr.  pass 


APX 


of 


«p^u. 


Apxirvnos,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  apX'l  the 
beginning,  and  Tinroi  a  stamp) 
original,     elemental,    primitive. 
Subs,  an  original,  pattern,  arche- 
type. 
Ap;^£iia),same  as  rfp;^w 
ApX'ii  -ni,  >'i,    a   beginning,  com- 
mencement, origin  ;  an  extremity, 
or  outermost  point,  end  ;  a  first, 
or    original   stale ;   a  principle, 
element,  cause,  head  ;  aulliority, 
rule,     dominion,    power,     com- 
mand, empire,  mipremacy  ;  of- 
fice,  magistracy;    a  magistrate. 
PI,    first-fruits,  first    o/ferings. 
ott'  apxni  Of  airapxrii-ifioni  the  be- 
ginntngjfrom  eternity,  apx'iv,  or 
Tijv  apx'i^i  for  Kara   rijv  apx^rlv, 
in  the  beginning,  at  first,  former- 
ly ;  absolutely,  verily. 
Apxvynreiiw,  and  Apxvyirtot  -u>, 
(fr.  next)  to  hold  the  supreme  au- 
thority, rule,  govern,  command, 
direct. 
Apx'iyerrii,  and  Dor.  Apxayhai, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  apx>)  fle,  and  fiyeo- 
fiai  to  lead)  a  leader  ;  a  prince, 
ruler;  an  author,  beginner,  first 
cause. 
ApXiyirii,  -fooi,    ti,  Cf-    same) 
same  as  last  in  the  feni.  gender  ; 
a  woman  ruler  ;  a  patroness. 
Apxjiybq,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  a  lead- 
er, chief,  prince,  ruler. 
ApxTiBcv,    Ion.   for  cf  ap;^^s,  from 
the  beginning,  anciently  ;  former- 
ly, long  ago. 
Apx'l^,  and  TiiV  apxi^v,  for  kotH  ti)v 
apx'iv,  in  the  beginning,  origi 
nally,  at  first ;  principally,  chief- 
ly ;  totally,  entirely ;  verily,  ab- 
solutely. 
ApxOcvTa,  a.  sin.  par.  1  a.   pass. 

ofnpx'^. 
Apx'arp'ii,  -ov,  o,  (fr.  apx^i  chief, 
and  larpbs  a  physician)  a  chief 
surgeon  ;  an  eminent  physician. 
Apxiypanfianvi,  -io(,  6,  {(r.  same, 
and  yonfifiarcvf  a  scribe)  a  chief 


Apxitpnrtiu,  C  •tiaui,  (fr.  apxit- 
ptvi  4  high  priest)  to  be,  or  act  a* 
fiigh  priest. 
Apvupi,rtKbf,-!),.bt;  (fr.  samo)re- 
iiiling  to  tlie  high,  or  clurf  priest, 
or  to  his  office,  pontifical. 
^PX"pf"i  'P'h  -pc7s,-pci'(ri,  -piiitv, 

-piu>i,  c.ises  of 
Apj^itptiif,  ./os,  and  Alt.  -fwi,  b, 
(if.  "Pxbi  rhirf,  ami  IcptOj  a 
priest)  ahighpiicsl,  chief  priest ; 
a  chiif  head,  or  fittur  of  the  sa- 
eerdutal  families  among  the  Jews; 
a  pontiff^  bishop  ;  a  sirred  ma- 
gistrate, officer  regulating  holy 
ceremonies. 
Apx'epmcvrri,  -i^,  ,),  (fr.  last)   the 

high  priesthood. 
Apx'i-ralpoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  op;;^4f  chief) 
and     lrii7pos    'i   friend)  a  dear 
friend,  intimate  companion,  chief 
favourite. 
Apx'cvvovxo(,  -ov,  b,  (fr,  same,  and 
cvvovxoi  a  eunuch)   a  principal 
eunuch,    the    chief  of  the     cu- 
nuclts. 
Apx'xbf,  -/),  -bv,  (fr.  apxh  'he  be- 
ginning)     primary,      original ; 
chief,  principal,    head;    ruling, 
royal,  imperial ;  fit  for  command, 
able  to  direct. 
ApYi(a)i3fpr^Ti7f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  opvdc 
cnief,  and  Kvpepvi'irns   a    pilot) 
chief  pilot,  master,  commaruler. 
ApxiXoxoi,   -ov,  b,  Archilochus,  a 

man's  name. 
ApYiftdycipos,   -ov,   b,    (fr.     apvb; 
chief,    and   fidycipoi   a  cook)  a 
chief  cook,  or  butcher  ;  a  butler  ; 
a  captain  of  the  guard. 
Apxtoivdxpos,    -ov,  b,    (fr.  same, 
ohoi  wine,   and  x^'''  to  pour)  a 
chief  cupbearer  ;  a  head  butler. 
Apxi'i'parl);,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
iretpariis  a  pirate)  a  chief,  or  cap- 
tain of  pirates. 
Apx^r;olpriv,  -£vof,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
■rroijihv  a  shepherd)  a  chief,  or 
head  shepherd. 
'Ap;^iJrffOf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
iTTTTOf  a  horse)  a  master  of  horse, 
chief  groom,  equerry.      Also  a 
man's  name. 
Ap;:^irpt(7/?uT/)f,  -ou,  h,  (fr.  same, 
and    rpt(r/3iiTi)?  an  ambassador) 
a  chief  ambassador,  the  fiead  of 
an  embassy. 
Ap^'iinrojroidj,   -or,  b,   (fr.    same, 
alro;  bread,  and  roifw  to  make) 
a  chief,  or  master  baker. 
Ap;j;i(Trpar;;yif,   -ov,  b,   (fr.  samp, 
and  trrpartiybs  a  general)«  head 
general,  commander  in  chief. 
Apx'i'vvdymyos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  nvvaywyh    a  synagogue)  a 
ruler,   governor,  or  warden  of  a 
synagogue. 


pres.  inf.  act.  —  'Ao;^£cflui,pres. '  scribe,  or  principal  clerk,  the\AoYircKTovtvii),f.-tv(ru),<iindApX'' 
mf.  [»ass. — '  Ao;^cni(,  3  sin.  pres.  I  head,  or  ruler  of  the  scribes,  chief  i  TCKTovito  -u,  f  -rjcw,  (fr.  apx'TtK- 
ind.  pass,  of  a'o;^(i).  secretary.  rail-   an    architect)     to     model, 

Apxc'o'',    -oil,  rb,    (neut.  of  next)  I A  p;y;('(;«/jof, -OU',  6,  Archidamus,  a      scheme,  design,  draw  apian  ;  to 
the  palace,  court,  or  residence  of  \     ni^n'sname.  i      invent,  devise  ;  to  build, 

the  prince,    or    magistrates;     oi  Aoyii^fT;io0i;>af,-if«Of,6,  (fr.  apyif' Ao^^irrxrovia,    -as,  I'l,   (fr.    same) 
council  chamber,  courU  of  justice,',     chief,  fcafin  fetters,  and  <pv\ii(  a|      building,  architecture, 
public  hall.  I      ga^rd)  achieforprincip^l  jailer.'  ko^iTLKToviKri,    -ijf,    i^,   (fcm.    of 

Apvfrof,  -a, -or,  same  as  np^aioj.    Anyc^ftr/iiir/jj,  -ov,  o,   (fr.   8ame)|     ' T\e}i\.)  architecture. 

ApY/«a*.3j, -ou,  6,  ^,  (fr.  ao;^')  be-j     same  as  last.  lAoytriKToviKbi,  -^t  -bv,  (fr-  next) 

(92) 


APn 

architectural,  relating  to  building, 
ikilfvl  in  archilerture. 

ApXtrixTwv,  -oi'Oi,  0,  (fr.  apxoi 
chief,  and  TKTwy  a  workman)  ■/ 
master  buiVler,  architect,  engi- 
neer;  an  inventor,  contriver;  an 
intnguer,  plotter. 

Ap;^irtX<i«'>){,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
TtAwj'of  a  revenue  officer)  a  chief 
collector,  or  head  farmer  of  the 
revinue,  principal  tax-gnlherer. 

Ap;f(rpiifX(vof,-oi',  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
T0( icA(i'(Ov  a  dining-room)  antler, 
prextdent,  or  alewrtrd  of  a  feast. 

Ap;^i(ii;Xof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
0uXi)  a  tribe)  the  chief  of  alnbe, 
or  ward ;  a  headsman,  head- 
borough, 

'Ap;^;it»'jj, Sync,  for ap;^(5(ic>'0j,  par. 
pres.  pass.  —  or  Ion.  for  tjpy- 
fiho{,  par.  per.  pass,  of  dp^'^. 

'ApX"!""!  s**  "PX*^' 

Apx^f^  -oD,  i,  (fr.  npxh  chief)  a 
prince,  ruler,  chief,  governor ;  a 
leader,  conductor,  gvide.  Adj. 
chief,  arch,  head. 

'ApYouffi,  d.  pi.  of  ap;^u>v. 

'Apx<^,  f.  -fu,  p.  fipxa,  (fr.  same) 
to  liegin,  commence,  originate ; 
to  rule,  govern,  command,  sway. 
'AoxBl^at,  to  make  a  lieginning, 
unilertake,  take  in  hand,  attempt ; 
to  be  ruled,  governed,  subject  to, 
obey,  submit.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
^p^ir  par.  dpfaf.  pres.  pass.  par. 
upxiftvos,  imp.  pass,  ripxiitriv, 
-ov,  [TO.  per.  md.  pass,  ripyfiai' 
par.  tjoyuivoi.  I  f.  mid.  dp^ojiat.  1 
a.  mid.  md.  rfo^dftnv  sub.  aof(3- 
/i(i( •  inf.  (fpfaffflac  par.  ap^djttvoi. 

AoYii/itffSu,  Foet.  for  ao;;^u^c0a,  1 
pi.  pres.  sub.  mid.  of  last. 

'AOY"*'!  'ovaa,  -ov,  A.  pi.  -xovoi, 
par.  pres.  act.  of  game. 

'Apx'^i'i  •ovTOf,  i,  (fr.  same)  a 
pnnrr,  ruler,  governor,  chief 
magistrate,  archon. 

'Apui,  f.  Spw,  and  ^ol.  dpau,  p. 
rpxa,  to  fit,  adapt ;  to  settle,  de- 
termine, decide  ;  to  furnish, 
provide,  accoutre  ;  to  cover,  hide ; 
to  shielil,  protect  ;  to  bind,  fasten, 
fix,  build;  to  refresh,  recreate; 
to  plot,  contrive ;  to  agree,  ac- 
quiesce, accord  ;  to  suit,  match, 
agree  with,  answer  to.  I  a.  act. 
ind.  tipi,  and  ilCol.  Tipan,  and  n'p- 
aa,  par.  dpaaf.  per.  mid.  fioa,  by 
redupL  dprjoa,  and  Poet.  dpSpa. 

Ap«,  I  f.  ind.  act. —  Apw,  1  a. 
mib.  act.  of  alpu. 

Apuiyli,  -hf,  Ih  'fr-  apfty  to  help) 
assiflanre,  relief;  renic'ly,  cure. 

'Ap«>-4«,-of,  h,  1),  (fr.  same)  a  help- 
er, defmder,  guardian,  protector ; 
a  champion,  asiertor,  avenger; 
a  patron. 

'Apuii'i,  -Srof,  ri,  ^fr.  dpi  intcnx. 
and  (ifu;  to  imGil)  a  prrfumr, 
od/nir,  scent,  in  pi.  nromntics, 
swed  spiers.  Also,  (fr.  „p6ii>  to 
plough)  />/o!/ 5 /ic'/,  or  tilled  land ; 
gram  ;  flmir. 

ApiDfiaT'iKif,  -i),  -iv,  and  Apuiiano- 
frif,  -lof,  -ov(,  and  .Alt.  -twv  6,  fi, 
(fr.  Inst)  aromatic,  odoriferous, 
fragrant. 


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.\pit>fiaro(j>6poi, -ov,  b,fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^/pui  to  bring)  bringing  per- 
fume, incense-breathing,  sweet 
smelling. 

Apavia,  -uj,  i;,  the  medlar  tree. 

"Apuif,  -iiiof,  6,  Dor.  for  Typuj. 

"Af,   until  that,  tilt  then. 

"Af,  a.  fern.  pl.  of  Hi. 

Acrci,  indecl.  Asa,  a  man's  name. 

'Ao-n,  Dor.  for  t;<ra,  1  a.  act.  of 
^iw,  or  ai't^ui. 

'Ao-ui,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  d6w.  But 
~Acin  is  fr.  qiio,  or  adlui. 

AadXtvTos,  -ov,  b,)),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
aaXcvii)  to  agitate)  still,  calm, 
unagituted,  unshaken  ;  not  to  be 
shaken,  immoveable, ^firm,  steady. 

AadX-rriyKTo?,  or  AcdX-niKTOi,  -ov, 
b,  I/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  o-dAnyf  a 
trumpet)  unsounrled,  nut  pro- 
claimed ;  silent,  still,  Jiot  disturb- 
ed by  the  trumpet. 

Aed/ievos,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of  qu,  or 
ardiji. 

Acdfitidoi,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  dcif 
dirt,  and  iiivvdu)  to  lessen)  a 
basin,  or  weuhing  vessel,  tub, 
bath. 

Affflv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 
aadii). 

Aodi'iSXoi,  -011,6,  ii,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
aavidhov  a  slipper)  ivithoul 
shoes,  unshod,  barefoot. 

Aaarrfii,  -iof  -of  j,  6,  t'),  (fr.  a  neg 
and    c^ru)    to    rot)  not  putrid, 
sound,  ivhole,  healthy  ;  not  liable 
to  decay,  lasting,  imperishable. 

AcapKia,  -ai,  j'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
aiip^  flesh)  leanness,  lankness, 
thinness;  want,  or  decay  of 
flesh. 

'AaapKos,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  same)  lean, 
meager,  thin. 

'Aoiipov,  -ov,  rd,  foalfoot,  or  wild 
spikenard. 

~J^aa(,  Ion.  for  fjaai,  2  sin.  1  a.  act. 

of  4^01. 

Affi(ptta,  -at,  >!,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
aa(pfis  clear)  indistinctness,  ob- 
scurity, confusion,  want  of  per- 
spicuity, uncertainty, 

Aa!S(P')f, -(of -oTff,  b,  Ij,  {fr.  same) 
inrtistinct,  obscure ;  perplexed, 
involved;  uncertain,  didiious. 

Aadui  -d,  f.  -»5<Tw,  (fr.  dan  loath- 
ing) to  disgust,  offend,  cause,  or 
produee  aversion,  aadofiat,  lobe, 
or  feci  disgusted,  loathe,  distaste  ; 
to  abhor,  dislike,  reject  ;  to  fret, 
grieve. 

' AafiiiiTOf,  -ov,  b,  (),  and  in  fem. 
aajHarri,  (fr.  a  nog.  andtr/i/m'/yi 
to  cxiinsuish)  uru/uencliable,  in- 
CTtinguishnhlr. 

Aajio^iiu  -i,  f.  -//coi,  lame  as  a«- 
/]uAou. 

A<r/}<Xi7, -I7V, //,  and  'AoffoXof,  -ov, 
b,  (pcrhnpii  fr.  daif  dirt,  and 
lid\\u)  to  cast)  soot,  smut,  ashes ; 
a  spot,  speck,  stain,  taint, 

Ao[in\6ii(,  -tiraa,  -iv,  (fr.  last) 
Poet,  for  aafiohhftif. 

AalioXdii)  -li,  f.  -d'lff'i),  (fr.  same)  to 
smut,  mark  v  illi  soot,  or  other 
Idai-k  dirt ;  to  dirty,  stain,  taint. 

AalioXia^nft    -'"(    -ovt,    b.  If,    (fr, 
same)  toe^y,  smutty,  dirty. 
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ASH 

Aaipoi'^aX,  indecl.  Asdrubal,  a 
man's  name. 

Aaifitta,  -as,  »;,  (fr.  nffepfii  impi- 
ous) impiety,  profanation,  un- 
godliness ;  wickedness,  sin. 

AcejSiti)  -to,  f.  -fjou,  p.  rjaij3t]Ka,  (fr. 
same)  to  act  irnpiously,  be  un- 
godly, sin.  1  a.  inf.  act.  nctpr;- 
aai. 

AacjSri,  a.  sin.  and  neut.  pl.  cont. 
of  aaejiiji. 

AoiiSiifta,  -aTof,  rd,  (fr.  next)  im- 
piety, profanation,  uickedntss  ; 
a  sin,  crime  ;  an  expiation,  eitonc- 
mcnt. 

AoilSfji,  -loi  -oE;,  6,  t),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  (T{/3u  to  respect)  impious, 
ungodly  ;  ivicked,  sinful,  pro- 
fane. 

Afffi'pwToc,  -ov,  b, )/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ccipa  a  chain)  not  fastened  to, 
unattached,  vnhetmessed,  ungo- 
vernable, wild. 

AotXyairio,  f.  -did,  (fr.  aceXyiis 
wanton)  same  as  aacXyeu). 

AceXyeia,  -as,  >/,  (fr.  same)  wan- 
tonness, lasciviousness,  U-wrlness  ; 
immodesty  ;  impudence,  inso- 
lence;  insult. 

AatXyti.0  -C),  f.  -r'iou},  (fr.  same)  to 
wanton, play  leisciinously,  act  ob- 
scenely, behave  indecently.  It  is 
construed  actively  in  the  passive 
like  a  deponent. 

.^.aeXyiws,  (fr.  same)  wantonly, 
leivdly  ;  insolently. 

ActXylts,  -eos  -ovs,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  ncg. 
or  intent,  and  TJXyrj  a  place, 
according  to  some,  of  remarka- 
bly good  manners  ;  according  to 
others,  of  notorious  infamy)  pe- 
tulant, impudent,  insolent;  wan- 
ton, debauched,  leicd,  lascivious  ; 
impure,  shameless. 

AatXydsi  same  as  aaiXyfus. 

Aa(\)ivos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
aeXrji'ii  the  moon)  dark,  without 
light ;  dim,  gloomy,  shady. 

'Afff/jvof,  -01',  b,  ti,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
CTt/ii'dc  honourable)  dishonoura- 
ble ;  dishonest ;  irreverend  ;  base, 
mean,  vndignifed. 

'AacTTos,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
atfiw  to  revere)  same  as  aat(ii)s. 

AacTiis,  -ios  -ovs,  b,  li,  (Gen.  xviii. 
25.)  impious,  ungodly,  wicked. 

'Aaevfiat,  Dor.  for  (faopat,  1  f.  mid. 

of  if^UI. 

'A<"7,  -ns,  '1,  (fr.  dXu  to  satiate) 
nausea,  loallung  ;  disgitst,  dis- 
like, aversion  ;  trouble,  uneasi- 
ness, anxiety. 

^aij,  2  sin.  1  f.  mid.  —  AirOtif,  par. 
I  a.  pK«s.  of  iffiw. 

Aottdrltjv,  o]it.  —  Ao';"ii),  sub.  of 
tjai'idyjv,  1   a.  pa,-<;<.  of  aodu). 

Aaii/iavTos,  -ov,  b,  ^,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
onfiatvu)  to  nuirk)  not  marked, 
or  branded,  unmarked ;  unob- 
served, unattended,  unguarded, 
unprotected,  neglected. 

Aaiifiot;  -nv,  ri,  (neul.  of  next)  un. 
stamped,  uncoined,  or  unuiroughl 
silver  ;  plate. 

Aetjfios,  -ov,  b,  h,  {fr.  a  neg.  and 
B^jifi  a  mark)  without  any  mark, 
or  note  of  distinction ;  mean,  int 


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aif)i\/icaiit ;  liumblr,  lotvli/,  mo- 
</f,i/  ,•  obsrurf^  incotitideiuble  ; 
indistinct,  contiitctl. 

Aa/ifivi,  (fr.  last)  obscurely,  mtan- 
'.V. 

'Aoijrroj,  -on,  b,  }),  (fr.  a  neg.  ami 
o;)jru  to  loi)  sound,  uhoU,  heal- 
th)/ ;  lasting,  durable,  iiicorrupli- 
blt. 

Jicl)p,  Hcb.  indcct.  Ascr,  a  man's 
nuine. 

Aai'ifftt,  -jis,  -ji,  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
aadia- 

Aat^/i  ciu,  and  A.cdn'la,'ai,  §,  (fr.  a 
neg.  aiiii  cO/jot  slicngiii)  u'eafc- 
tuss,  tn/irmity,  bud  hc^th  ;  u-ant, 
poviTty ;  cowardice,  pusiUani- 
niily. 

AnOnh,  nout.  sin.  —  Aa6ciTi,-vc7i, 
-;oCs"(  -I'wi'i cases  of  ncOtuJf . 

AeOtviu  -C),  f.  -ii(7u),  p.  tjaSii'iiKa, 
(fr.  n  neg.  and  aOcvos  strengih) 
to  he  sick,  tteaA-,  or  iiijirm;  to  lan- 
guisli,  pine,  decay  ;  to  be  im- 
poverished, reduced,  or  destitute  ; 
to  be  in  doubt,  vaver,  par.  pres. 
act,  aaOevftav  -dv,  -iovca  -ovoa, 
iov  -ovv.  imp.  ind.  act.  rjadeicov 
-ovv.  1  a.  act.  TiaQivvca-  par. 
aaQtvt'icdi,  -aaa,  -av. 

AaOiirjfta,  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  same) 
weakness,  ir>Jirmity  of  body  or 
mind  ;  prejudice;  sickness,  dis- 
ease,  pi.  acOtvi'iftaTa. 

Ac6tir]i,  -ioi  -ovs,  i^hj  comp.  aaOt- 
viarcco;,  sup.  -raroi,  (fr.  same) 
infirm,  xccak,  feeble,  impotent  ; 
sick,  ill;  poor,  destitute,  indi- 
gent ;  simple,  ignorant,  silly. 

Aa9cv'iKbs,-}i,-iv,  (fr,  ac^tv^f  sick) 
weak,  sickly,  delicate ;  poor,  in- 
digent. 

Acdcvoviin;  1  pL  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  AaOcvovvra,  -ras,  -Tui', 
-I'otcav,  -vovai,  cont.  cases  par. 
pres.  act.  of  same. 

Aadivios,  (fr.  acOivin  sick)  weakly, 
feebly  ;  poorly. 

'AffOi),  Ion.  for  t'laOri,  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  dot,  to  hurt. 

'AcOjia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  du  to 
breathe)  shortness  of  breath,  dif- 
fculty  nf  breathing ;  panting, 
palpitation;  asthma. 

AcOfaivoiTa,  a.  sin.  or  neut.  pi. 
par.  pres.  of 

Ae&jiai\'{it,  f.  -aiU)  p.  t)aQjiayKa,!yr\A 
AodfidCui,  (fr.  aaQfia  panlina) 
to  breathe  with  difficulty  ;  to  gasp, 
pant,  paljjit(Uc. 
AcOfiuTiKAi,  -i),  -5r,  (fr.  same) 
breathing  vit]i  diffintlly,  asthma- 
tic ;  panting,  gasping. 
Acta,  -aj,  rt,  Asia,  the  name  of  a 

country. 
Aaidvii,  -f),  -if,  (fr.  last)  relating 

to  Asia,  Asiatic. 
Actdpxvii  -owi  0)   (fr-   same,  and 
apxh    rule)    a  prince,    ruler,  or 


A2K 

itut  a  siiord  or  uvapoit,  unanit' 

td. 
Avhi,  -IK,  fi,  Ion.  for  acdi,  fern,  of 

aahi. 
'Aaifioi,  -ov,  b,  silirr. 
Aclii],  -»;f,  1^,  the  nanie  of  an  herb, 

and  of  a  city. 
Aotifii,  -ioi  -oli,  0,  ft,  (fr.    a  neg. 

and  cluii  to  hurt)   unhurt,  free 

from  harm,  Jafe,  sound  ;  harm 

less,  innocent, 
Aoloi,'-a,  -01',  (fr.  (i(ri;dirt)  muddy, 

mirt/  ;  boggy,  marshy. 
AotpaKos,  -ov,  6,  a  hind  of  locust 
'Aoii,   -lof,  Att.  -tuf,  and  'Acri, 


Ain 

ment ;  study,  pursuit,  diligtnct ; 
custom,  habit;  regimen,  diet, 
training, 

AoKrtTiof, -a, 'OV,  (fr.  same)  (o  I/r 
piuclittd,  tried,  &c. 

AoKtiTi'ipioi;  -ov,  t4,  (fr.  same)  a 
school,  ludl,  or  public  place  for 
study  or  cxircise  ;  a  motiasltry, 
convent, 

AaKt]Tfii,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same\  a  teach- 
er, master  ;  uu  ascetic,  hermit. 

AcKrirbi,  -i),  -dv,  (fr.  same)  fxcr- 
cised,  practiced ;  usual,  custom- 
ary ;  elaborate,  complete,  perfect ; 
ascetic,  austere. 


-tji,  I'l,  (perhaps  fr.    d^a  to  dry)  I'AcKtoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  a  intcns.  and 
mud,    slime,  mire;  Jilth,    dirt,\     cxla    a    shade)    shady,    dusky, 


S7ieepings. 


dark,  gloomy.     Or,  (fr.  a  neg.  j 


AeiTt'w  -u,  f.  -iiaiii,  (fr.  a  neg.  and      without    shade,    e.vposed,    open. 


c7to{  food)  to  fast. 

AffiTi,  (fr.  same)  fasting. 

Acirla,  and  Avirela,  -as,  i%  (fr. 
same)  fasting,  abstinence  from, 
or  neglect  of  Jood;  hunger,  want 
of  food. 

Aairl^o),  (.  -iaui,  (fr.  same)  to  fast, 

'Aa'tros,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same)  unfed, 
fa.ilinp,  hungry,  starving, 

AcKiiXdfiof,  and  AiTKaXn/jiurjjs,  -ow, 
b,  an  fft,  neut,  lizard. 

AcKaXS^po;,  -ov,  6,  a  kind  of  bird; 
also,  a  man's  name. 

'AcTAnXof,  -ov,  h,  >'],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
(T«.'dAXu  to  dig)  undug,  uniilled, 
uncultivated ;  neglected,  vjoste, 
barren. 

AoKaXdra;,  -ov,  b,  a  woodcock. 

AoKavrrii,  -ov,  6,  (perhaps  fr.  a 
neg.  and  cKrivn  a  curtain)  a 
couch  or  pallet  ;  a  smcdl,  or  poor 
bed;  ajooislool. 

A(rKapidiivKTi,  (fr.  same,  and  cKap- 
ia^VBcw  to  \viiik)  wilhoul  wink' 
i}:g,  steadily,  steadfastly. 

AcKopU,  -lioi,  >'),  a  kind  of  worm. 

AcKidfji,  AcxiOiis,  and  AcKrfim, 
-loi  -ovi,  0,  !],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
oXiO^  '°  hinder)  unhurt,  snfe, 
sound  ;  unimpeded,  %mhindered, 
free. 

A.(TKi\fu>i,  (fr.  r\cxl)  harshly,  hard- 
ly, severely,  heavily ;  incessantly, 
continually. 

Aff/ctXi'jf,  -ioi  -ovf,  h,  !],  (fr.  a  in- 
tens.  and  ctkAAoj  to  parch,  or  a 
priv.  and  ctk/Xoj  a  leg)  soft,  ten- 
der, not  yrt  firm,  immature ; 
wanting  legs,  imperfect,  defect- 
ive ;  immoveable,  fired ;  con- 
stant, continual,  incessant;  hard 


glaring,  desolate. 
Aff^XuTTidj,  Dor.  for 
A(rkX;;rios,  -ov,  b,  jEsculapius,  the 

god  of  medicine. 
A(rKXi;rin'(5t/j,   -ov,    u,   the  son  of 

^fcutapius. 
'AcKoiTOi,  -ov,  b,  I),  same  as  daittt;- 

TOS. 

AcKiTTiai,  same  as  aaKtnrut. 

Aoaii,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  (r.  a  re- 
dund.  and  axtia  to  contain)  a 
leathern  bottle,  skin  sewed  up  to 
hold  liquor ;  the  human  body  liv- 
ing, or  a  coipse. 

AcKovfjiiv,  1  pi.  prcB.  cont.  ind.  of 
atrKtb). 

'AoKpa,  -Qf,  and  Ion.  'Aaicpr],  -rii, 
i/,  name  of  a  town. 

AckH,  1  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of  aOKtu). 

"J^ofta,  -Stos,  t6,  (fr.  ^^w  to  sing) 
a  song,  poim,  verse. 

Aaiidriov,  -ov,  to,  (dim.  of  last)  a 
ballad,  ditty. 

AajtAx,  or  Aff;;^d/<,  indecl.  a  man's 
name,  or  an  eastern  title  of  an 
officer  immediately  attending 
the  king. 

'Aofiivos,  -r],  -ov,  (fr.  Sjapfyos  par. 
per.  pass.  ofi;ia)  to  delight )  ^/orf, 
willing,  pleased,  delighted,  comp. 
-eartpos,  sup.  -iararos. 

Ao-fcfVwf,  (fr.  last)  gladly,  joyfully. 

Kcphi,-ov,  b,  same  as  qopa. 

Aao(pia,  -of,  ri,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  ro- 
^ia  wisdom)  folly,  indiscretion, 
silliness;  ignorance, inexperience. 

'Aco(jiOi,  -ov,  b,  1],  (fr.  same,  and 
cdfos  wise)  foolish,  silly,  indis- 
creet ;  ignorant,  simple,  un- 
taught. 


ened,  dried  up,  very  hard,  callous.  Ac6<pwi,  (fr.  \3kI)  foolishly,  indis- 
AoKiTTTOi,  -cv,  b, ./,  (fr.  a  neg.  and!     erectly  ;  ignorantly. 

iiTTopai     to   survey)   unseen ;\AaT:ii^opai,i.  -daopai,n.fiai!aopai, 
sti/,  rash,  inconsiderate.              |      (fr.     a    inlens.    and    a::do)     to 
draw)  to  cmtrace  ;  to  treat  kind- 
ly, ivtcrtain,  welcome  ;  to  greet, 
salute  ;  to  send  wishes,  compli- 


<7Xi 

hast 


AtTKtuTws,   (fr.   same)  hastily,  in 

cnnsidcratdy,  rashly. 
AaKtv>ii,rioi-ovs,!ind'A(rK(vos,-oy, 
b,  t'l,  {(r.  same,  and  oKtvoi  furni- 
ture) Kn/irovit/t'/,  unpr^partf/. 
governor  of  Asia  ;  an  Asinrrh,\.KaKiijj  -j3,  f.  -r.eii),  p.   rjC>ct]Ka,  (fr 


religious  officer,    presiding  over 

the  public  games  in  the  Asiatic 

provinces. 
Aaiiii,  -aios,  li,  Asia. 
Aai^iu,  indecl.  tlie  stork. 
Aaiinpos,  -ov,  0,  /;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

ai6iipos  iron)  witliout  iron,  willi- 


aakhi  the  body)  to  practise,  ext 
crrise ;  to  toil,  work,  Inlmur ;  to 
teach,  instruct  ;  to  provide,  fur- 
nish, adinn.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ijcuri- 
aa'  par.  aOKi'iaai. 
'AoKrjats,    -los,   Alt,    -cittf,   )',  (fr.  1  .     . 

last)  practice,  exerdse,  employ-]     agovy  of  death.. 
(94) 


mtiits,  or  respects,  imp.  ind.  rja- 
■na^ifiriv.  I  a.  mid,  ind.  ijoiraod- 
fjrjv  nnn.  dairaaat'  sub.  aandao}- 
pai'  inf.  aa-daaaOaf  p&r.  uara- 
adjiivoi. 
Ac-rriiinio,  f.  -«pw,  and  Auvatpl^w, 
(fr.  a  intens.  and  trrrafpw  to  gasp) 
to  sob,  sigh  ;  to  tremble,  throb, 
brat,   paipitaU ;    to  gasp,  he  in 


Ain 


A2T 


A2T 


Ao'xdXSOoi,  -ov,  i,  the  white  thorn, 
or  rose  of  Jerusalem. 

AcrrdXaf,  -axoi,  b,  (perhaps  fr. 
oTTJu)  to  draw)  a  viole. 

KoTraXitvi,  -(o(,  Att.  -fuf,  6,  (fr. 
nexi,  or  fr.  ezdti)  to  draw,  and 
uAf  the  sea)  ajisherman. 

'Aaira\oi  -ov,  6,  a  ^«A. 

Aerdpayoi,  or  Att.  Aatpdpayof,-nv, 
b,  axparngus ;  brocoti,  cahbagej 
and  such  esculent  vegetables. 

'AvrapTof,  -on,  4,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
(rrclpdj  to  sow)  no<  Joiwj,  un- 
town  ;   uncuUivitttd. 

Aoxdprwi,  (fr.  last)  without  tow- 
ing. 

'AcTaaai,  2  sin.  and  -vaaQt,  2  pi. 
impr.  —  \citdaae6ai,  inf.  — 
Aa-Kaad/ievo!,  -Vy  -ov,  par.  1  a. 
mid.  of  amdCoiiai. 

Ac-rdanoOc,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of 
same. 

AffrdffTos,  -a,  -ov,  and  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr. 
acTd^Ofiat  to  embrace)  p/eaiin^, 
acceptable,  agreeable,  delighlfut ; 
welcome. 

Ac-raaiuii,  (fr.  same)  willingly, 
readily,  agreeably. 

Acrraofiif,  -oD,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  em- 
brace, caress ;  salutation,  greet- 
ing ;  welcome  ;  withes,  compli- 
tnenti,  respects. 

Aaraarii,  -fi,-dv,BAvneiSaeiTdotos- 

AoraarHf,  same  as  aoTraalnis. 

'AoTTcpfiof,  -0X1,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
citipfta  seed)  without  teed,  or 
offspring  ;  barren,  unfruitful. 

Ac-rtpxhy  (fr.  a  intens.  and  a-rip- 
Yu  to  hasten)  diligently,  care- 
fully, faithfully ;  earnestly,  vehe- 
mently ;  incestcmtly,  pertevering- 
ly,  continually. 

'Aor£Toj,-OD,  i,/),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
icTu)  for  iru  to  overtake)  unat- 
tainahle  ;  great,  huge,  immense  ; 
boundleu. 

AarUhu  -lot  -oCf,  4,  h,  (fr.  aarli  a 
ehield)  round,  like  a  shield. 

AarMoKri,  -nf,  /;,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  small  shield  ;  an  escutcheon  or 
ornament  like  a  shield ;  the  bezel, 
or  mounting  of  a  ring,  &c. 

Afti^iwrat,  -a,b.  Dor.  for 

A<mi!iiiJTr;$,  -on,  b,  (fr.  aovlf  a 
shield)  carrying  a  shield,  a  tar- 
geteer  ;  a  warrior,  soldier. 

AoTtiiioviof,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  game, 
and  ^oPnoi  a  sound)  sounrling 
like  a  shield  when  struck  ;  ring, 
ing,  clanging. 

Aofifottiiif,  -ioi  -oi!{,  0,  fi,  (fr. 
lame,  and  i/<5o{  shape)  shielil- 
shnped,  like  a  shield ;  carrying  a 
shield,  or  buckler. 

A<r-^ifo'p6po(,  -011,0,  li,  (fr.si(me,and 
.p/rxii   to  carry)  t/«i>i^  a  buckler, 
fornjing  a  shield  ;    an   esquire, 
shield-hearer. 
Aarl^wv,  g.  pi.  of  avT/(. 

A<riri('ii,  f.  -loia,  p.  -nca,  (fr.  same) 
to  shield,  guard,  defend  ;  In  use, 
or  manage  the  shield. 
'Ai7:riXo<,  -ov,  h,  ,',,  (fr.  „  nep.  and 
ffiriXov  as|M;ck)  upotlrts,  untaint- 
ed ;  immanilair,  pure. 
A««i(,  -Wo?,  fi,  a  shield,  buekler, 
target;  an  asp,  a  kind  of  small 


serpent.  VL-'  acrrica,  to  the  shield, 
or  left  side,  o!  aa:ii6ci,  the  shields- 
vien, 

Acvierdiiv,  JE-oi.  for  aomordv,  g. 
pi.  of 

Affriffrijj,  -oXi,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  soldier 
equipped  with  a  buckler,  tar- 
geteer  ;  a  warrior. 

' AcrXayX'K'it  -ov,  b,  t],  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  CTrXn'yx''"'  'he  bowels)  heart- 
less, spintltss  ;  timid,  cowardly ; 
merciless,  pitiless,  cruel,  inhu- 
man. 

'AovXrjvov,  -ov,  TO,  (neut.  of  next) 
an  herb,  and  medicine  good  for 
diseases  of  the  spleen. 

'A(rrXt;i'oj,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
cnXrjv  the  spleen)  wanting  the 
spleen  ;  well-tempered,  good-na- 
natured,  kind, 

AoTTovSct  (fr.  <i'ffrov<5oj  irreconcile- 
ablc)  implacably,  irreconr.ileably. 

Aavovci(j>,-ib,  (fr.  sa.mt)  to  hate  ; 
to  have  no  intercourse  ;  to  decline 
connexio'i'. ;  to  break  an  alliance, 
or  treaty. 

'Aa-ovioi,  -ov,  b,  >';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
vroviij  a  libation,  th.  oKhiia  to 
pour)  implacable,  irrtconcika- 
ble ;  faithless,  perfidious,  treache- 
rous. 

'Aavopof,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
ffrdpoi  sowing)  not sovm,  unsown, 
uncultivated  ;  without  seed  ;  not 
having  offspring. 

AoirovSaarog,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  same, 
and  ffiroucdfo)  to  hasten)  not  it'orM 
pursuit,  unworthy  ;  forbidden  ; 
neglected,  disregarded^  slighted. 

AcirovSe'i,  (fr.  same,  and  ottov^^i 
care)  carelessly,  negligently,  in- 
differently ;  without  trouble,  or 
pains. 

'Aoaa,  Att.  'Arra,  (fr.  a  which, 
what,  and  aa  m  the  Megarean 
dialect  equivalent  to  riva  some, 
what)  for  a-Ktp,  and  ariva,  neut. 
pi.  of  iairtp,  and  barii,  which 
see. 

Aaodpiov,  'OV,  ri,  (fr.  Lat.  assari- 
us,  same  as  as,  a  pound)  half  an 
as,  a  Roman  coin  equal  to  about 
three  farthings  ;  a  penny. 

'Aoaov,  (fr.  daeinv,  irreg.  comp.  of 
lyyvi  near)  nearer ;  near/,  nigh, 
near,  clou. 

'Aaoof,  -ov,  //,the  name  of  a  city. 

Aaadrcpof,  comp.  Aaa6raro(,  sup. 
(fr.  naaov  near)  nearer  ;  next. 

Aaaorlpu,  Aaaordrm,  (fr.  last) 
nearer,  next. 

Aaavpla,  -a<,  f),  Atsi/ria,  the  name 
of  a  country  ;  ii  was  also  called 
Babylonia   and  I'hnltlaa. 

Aaairipov,  X,o\.  for  aeoirtpov,  see 
aaa6rtpoi. 

'Aaautv,  ri  daaov,  (an  irreg.  comp. 
of  tyyi'f  near)  nearer. 

Agraxif,  -o6,  b,  a  lobster,  crab. 

Anrdyfrtf,  -nv,  b,  Persian,  a  met. 
tr.ngrr,  despatch  ;  nn  erpreit, 
poft. 

Aordorii,  •»;{,  t;,  Ailnrte.  or  Ashln- 
rolh  ;  an  idol  of  ihr  Pliili»linr'5, 
RUppo<!P<l  to  represent  Venus  or| 
th«  moon.  I 

Knrarfiii  -'3,  f.  -rtow,  p.  wrrfrtitrn,' 
(flS) 


(fr.  next)  to  be  unsettled,  with^ 
out  a  fixed  residence ;  to  wander  ; 
to  waver,  vary,  be  fickle,  or  in- 
constant ;  to  totter,  stagger. 

'Aararoi.  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ardroi  firm,  ih.  'iarrifii  to  set) 
unsteady,  tottering ;  inconstant, 
fickle ;  unsettled,  wandering  ; 
careless,  negligent,  indifferent. 

Aordrijii,  (fr.  last)  loosely,  unstea- 
dily. 

'Aaraipti,  -iciof,  r;,  tr.  a  redund.  and 
araipii  which  see. 

'Aora^vs,  -vof,  b,  (fr.  a  redund. 
and  crd^vs  an  ear  of  corn)  a 
head,  or  ear  of  com  ;  tlie  beard 
of  grai7i  ;  the  straw  ;  the  whole 
stalk. 

'Aarcyoi,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
oriyu  to  cover)  houseless,  with- 
out house,  or  home,  a  stranger  ; 
an  exile,  wandirir ;  not  fit  to 
be  received,  or  housed,  insuffer- 
able, had,  vile ;  babbling,  open- 
mouthed,  not  secret. 

Aareioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  darv  the  city) 
an  inhabitant  of  a  city,  citizen, 
townsman  ;  wtll-bred,  polite  ;  ci- 
vil, courteous,  kind ;  agreeable, 
pleasing ;  handsome,  comely, 
beautiful  ;  comical,  droll. 

' AoTinrroi,  -ov,  6, 1),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
OTtijiu  to  tread  upon)  untrod- 
den. 

Aarcimi,  {(r.  aarelof  polite)  polite- 
ly, gracefully  ;  courteotisly,  civil- 
ly, agreeably,  pleasantly,  cheer- 
fully. 

AaTtfKpfit,  and  Affrt/ijSnf,  -io(  -oEj, 
6.  hi  ('r.  a  neg.  and  arifiiiu  to 
snake)  fixed,  firm,  immoveable, 
steady  ;  brave,  resolute. 

Aoripa,  -pai,  -pes,  -po>-,  -puv,  cases 
of  aart'ip. 

AoTtpytji,  -f'of  -off,  h,  fi,  (fr.  a  nee. 
and  aripyut  to  love)  unamiabu, 
disagreeable,  odious,  hateful. 

Aortpiri,  -r){,  i';,  a  wonian's  name. 

Aarcpiaxei,  and  Acrcpiofidi,  -ov,  b, 
(dmi.  of  aoTijp  a  star)  a  little 
star;  it  mark  in  printing  ;  a 
constellation ;  the  name  of  a 
plant. 

AoTcpdetf,  -taca,  -tv,  (fr.  same) 
starry,  studded,  or  set  with  stars  ; 
starlike  ;  bright,  resplendent. 
AartpociO',  a.  sin.  mas.  for aart- 
pdcvra,  bcfrrc  nn  aspiralc. 

Aartponti,  •!)(,  /;,  Pocl.  for  narpairij. 

AaTtpoTiirt\(,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  an 
epithet  of  Jupiter,  the  lightner, 
the  prince  of  lightning  ;  an  au- 
gur, or  fiii'incr  of  lightning. 

AorA,  -})(,  Ij,  fem.  of  aarif. 

Aariip,  -ipof,  0,  (fr.  alOui  to  blaze) 
n  star  ;  a  planet ;  a  bright  hea- 
venly body  ;  a  mctrnr  ;    a  comet. 

AaT^piKro<,-ov,b,  l/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
tmipi^io  lo  fi.v)  untrllird,  unsta- 
ble, unsteady,  fickle,  vflnring. 

Aartlihi, -lof -olf,  b,  II,  (fr.  same, 
and  BT(l()io  to  tramp)  untrod- 
den ;  new,  fresh  ;  drstrt,  lonely, 
siililary, 

AariKdf,  iin<\  AffrVn'of,  -}l,-iv,  (fr. 
darv  tlin  town)  native  in,  or 
hflnnging  to  a  luiim  ;  polite,  will- 


AIT 


AST 


AST 


brtil, /iicflioux,  mil}/;  wn.WWf,  1  AoTpi)0/n;/i(i, -ilroj,  tJ,  (fr.  darpov 
ihrewtl,  pruilcnt,cUi-er  ;  (I  tou-ris-  a  slar,  niiil  ti();;/((  to  dispose)  a 
mnn,  rilistn.  amslillalion. 

AarlKoii,  (fr.  hsl)  pnliutt/,  xhrnvil-  AaTpoXoylii,    -n{,  i),  (Cr.   tiarpov  a 
(v,  cleierli/^  inKentoiisli/.  star,  ami  \iiyo(  a  iliscoiirsc)  as- 


AoToiVi,  il.  |il.  of  (iffnif. 
'AcTovof,  -01',  A,  i(,  (fr.  II  intcns.  anil 
erfvijt  to   groan)  groauini,',  sigh- 
ing. Or,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and  same) 
i:'ilhoHL  groans. 
'Aarooynf,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  n  nct».  and 
OTupyt)  aHbction)  voir  I  of  nutitral 
qffiftion,  unfirtuig,  unnnlural. 
Aerif.  -oP,  6,  and  feni.    Aan),  -i")?, 
>/,   (fr.   o'oTii  llic  city)  i  citizen, 
native  of'  n  cily,  particularly  of 
Athens  ;    a  helpmate,   eomraile, 
friend. 
AffTo^^iii)  -oj,  f.  -i/(Tu,    p.  >)eT6^)iKa, 
(fr.    a   neg.  and  otu^^'h'^o^kh  Io 
aim)  to  miss,, fly  wide,  not  to  hit ; 
to  trr,  deviate  ;  to  fail,  mistake, 
miscarry,    1   a.  ind.  act.  ijaro- 
y'laa. 
Aaro^i'iaavTii,  n.  pi.  mas.  par.  1  a. 

act.  of  last. 
'A<rro)(oi,-ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
aro^^ti^Ofini    to   aim)   that  fails, 
errs,  or  mistakes. 
' Aorpa,  n.  a.  v.  pi.  of  aarpov. 
AcTpdjiij,   -rji,  Ij  a  saddle,  pair  of 
panniers,  pillinn ;  an  ass,  beast 
of  burden. 
AnrpajSn;,  -io;  -ov;,  h,  i),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  crpf<pw    to    turn)    straight, 
even,  regular,    not    crooked,    or 
distorted, 
.\aTpayii\ctos,    and    AffrpaynXto;, 
-ov,  b,  }),  (tr.  <i(77-p  jvaXo5  a  joint) 
like,  or  relating  to  dire,  diced,  or 
chequered ;    concerning  the  an- 
kles, down  to  the  ankles. 
AaTpaya\i^(a,   f.  -iVw,   p.  -tKa,  (fr. 

next)  to  play  at  dice, 
Acrpdya\oi,   -ov,   b,  a  joint  of  the 
back,   any  joint ;    the  ankle ;  a 


trohgy,  ilivinalion  liy  the  slitrs, 
AaTpo\oylKu(,.i),-uv,(fr.  same)  as- 

trulogicnl. 
AarpnXiiyoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an- 
ciently one  who  studied  the  mo- 
lions  of  the  celrsti(d   bodies,    an 
astronomer ;     liut      lattrrlv    one 
who  ntlempted  to   conjecture  fu- 
turity from    their    supposed  in- 
fluences ;  an  astrologer. 
Aorponnvrita,  -ai,  find  Aarpoiiavri- 
Ki),  -Pjf,  I'l,  viz.  r/^i'i;,   (fr.  same, 
and  fiiivrii  a  prophet)  dwination 
by  the  stars  ;  skilled  in  such  di- 
vination ;  astrology. 
'Aarpov,  -ov,  rii,  (tr.  aariip  a  star) 
a  constellation,  celestial  sign ;  a 
star,  heavenly  body,  tliC  sun  or 
moon, 
\<TTpoi'oiiia,  -ai, )',  (fr.  same,  and 

ni/joj  a  law)  astronomy. 
AorpovofjiKoi,  -Oil,  b,  ij,  and  -n,  -iv, 
(li-.  same)  astronomical,  relat- 
ing to  the  celestial  bodies  ;  skdled 
in  the  knowledge  of  them ;  an 
astronomer. 
A(Trpoi'(5/io?,  -01),  b,  (fr.  same)  an 

astronomer, 
'AcTv,  -£05,  Alt.  -£Uf,  also  -voi,  to, 
(perhaps  fr.  a  intens.  and  trrdui 
for  'IcTTi^n  to  stand)  a  city,  par- 
ticularly Athens  ;  a  town  ;  the 
polite  part  of  a  city  ;  the  rejine- 
me>it,  and  shrewdticss  of  a  city, 
politeness,  urbanity, 
Aarvava^,  -aKTOi,  b,  Astyanax,  the 

son  of  Hector 
A<irvi3o(J)TnSi   -ov,  b,  (fr.  dcrv  the 
city,  and  jhdd)  to  cry)  an  epithet 
of  a  crif  r,  who  proclaims  through 
the  town,  town  crier. 


knuckle,  finger,   claw  ;    a  cufte,  Affrwj'EiroviKOf, -i?, -iv,  and  Aeru 


die.    Also,  neat,  fair,  well  made. 

A<TTpaya\ii>Tis,   -fi,  -iiv,    (fr.   last) 

knotted,  plaited    tvith   knobs,  or 

lumps, 


yciTuiv,  •ovof,b,'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
yelruv  a  neighbour)  adjoining, 
or  about  the  city,  tn  the  suburbs  ; 
neighbnfiring,    bordering,    close. 


AiTpaioi,-ov,  b,Astr<stis,  a  nian'sj     near. 

name.  Aariihpnfiiu)  -to,  (fr.  same,  and  rpi- 

Aarpa-ri,  -ij;,  »/,    (fr.  next)  light-       via  to  run)   to  run   through  the 
ning  ;  a  flash,  glare  ;     bright-       city  ;  to  plunder,  pillage, 
ness,  lustre.  \A(XTVK6i, -i), -!)v,   (fr.  same) /iumg- 

AaTodrrrij),     f.   •\p<i>,     p.    fivrparpa,       in  a  city  ;  a   citizen,  townsman  ; 


(perhaps  fr.  darpov  a  star,  and 
tdrrru)  to  fling)  to  lighten ;  to 
fl'ish,  shine,  gleam.  2  a.  act.  ija- 
rpavav.   per.  mid.  f.orpara. 

AarotTcia,  -a(,  I,,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
CToartia  war)  exemption  from 
service.,  leave  of  absence  ;  deser- 
tion, forsaking,  or  quitting  the 
duties  of  war, 

Aoro-irturof,  -ou,  o,  r/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  aTotrci'O)  to  serve  in  war) 
exempt,  or  free  from  war-service  ; 
unused  to  war. 


refined,  polite,  courteous  ;  shrewd, 
knowing,  cunning. 

Aoruiii^of,  -ou,  ■'),  /5,  (fr.  same,  and 
vftiu)  to  regulate)  refined,  polite, 
courteous  ;  relating  to  a  city,  or 
toils  affairs;  'inferior  magis- 
trates for  the  police  of  a  city. 

Aarvvooi,  -ov,  6,  Astyno'us,  a  man's 
name. 

AOTvtpiXoi,  -ri,  -ov,  and  -ou,  o,  !j,  (fr. 
(I  neg.  and  arvrptS^bf  harsh)  soft, 
lender,   delicate ;    smooth,  even. 


hie,  excellent,  matchless  ;  unlike, 
d\lftrent ;  vnsociul,  solitary,  re- 
tired,   tccludtd.      Also  a  mau'R 
name. 
Aav'Su,  (fr.  same,  ond  ailA/;  plun- 
der) safety,  vi  security, 
Aav\)iTO{,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
ov\dii>   to    rob)    inviolate,    unin- 
jured, safe,  srrure  ;  Jirm,  sound, 
strong  ;  in  vwlidde,  not  to  be  pro- 
faned, 
Aav\la,-a<,fi,  (fr.  same,  and  vvA;) 
spoil)    the  right  of  sanctuary  at 
altars,    or   in  temples ;     safety, 
protection  ;  immunity ,  privilege  ; 
sanctity,  inviolability, 
ABv\\6yiaro(,  -ou,  b,  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  ouAAoyi^o/(ai  to  reason)  irre- 
gular   in    argument,    reasoning 
falsely  ;  inconclusive,  irrelevant ; 
unreasonable,  stupid,  silly,  igno- 
rant, 
AcnWoyloTUi,  (fr.  \!isl)  inconclu- 
sively ;  ignorantly, 
'.^ffOAov,  -oil,  ri,  (neut.  of  next)  a 
holy,  or  privileged  place,   sanc- 
tuary, asylum,  refuge. 
'AaiXoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
cv>.ri   spod)    inviolable,    sacred, 
safe  ;  unspoiled,  not  plundered. 
AavfijioXoi,  -ov,  6,  )5,  (fr.  same,  and 
avi>0o\ov  a  share)  free,  exempt, 
scolfree ;  who  subscriber  nothing  ; 
not  subscribed  to,  private;  use- 
less, worthless,  insignificant. 
Aavji0ov'Koi,  -ov,  b,  >/,  (fr.  same, 
and    (Tu/i/FotiAi)   counsel)   unad- 
vised, rash,  foolish,  indiscreet  ; 
not  concurring,  disagreeing, 
Aav/xficTpia,  -as,  f/,   (fr.  same,  and 
avfiftcTpia  proportion)  dispropor- 
tion,   u,ant   of  symmetry  ;     un- 
suitahleness ;  a  chord  in  geome- 
try. 
AavjifitTpoi,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  same, 
and    oi'iijitTpoi    proportionable) 
disproportioned,    irregular;    un- 
suitable,  unfit,  improper,  exces- 
sive,  intemperate  ;  incommensu- 
rate. 
Aavii-:ra9ns,-ios  -ovi,  b,ri,  (fr.  same, 
and    avjiiraOitii   to   sympathize) 
pitiless,  unfeeling,  cruel ;  harsh, 
severe,  rigid. 
Aovfi^ddioi,  (fr.  last)  unfeelingly  ; 

cruelly,  harshly. 
Aavjxrpopoi,  -ov,  b,i'i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
avfi<pfp(i>  to  conduce)  inexpedient, 
inconvenient  ;     useless,      unpro- 
ductive,   unprofitable ;     hurtful, 
injurious. 
Aavfi<ptt)via,  -if,  ii,    (fr.  same,  and 
aviJKpoivia  harmony)  discord,  op- 
position,   contrariety  ;    variance, 
difference. 
Aavijnj<ij>vo(,  -oir,  0,  Ij,  (fr.  same,  and 
aviiipujviii)  to  harmonize)  discord- 
ant,  jarring ;     disagreeing     in 
sound,  or  speech  ;  different,  con- 
trary. 
AavvicTov,  -ov,  ri,  (neut.  of  next) 


level. 
'Aaroc'^Tosy-ov,  b,ri,  (fr.  a  intens.   Ao'cyyoa^of, -i), -ov,  (fr.  same,  and 

and    arplifiii)  to    turn)    turning,]      ffuyypn^i;  a  deed)   without  deed,l      a     syndcton,       a     grammatical 

changing,    altering    f.ither   mind^      or  security;  an   epithet    of /no-      figure. 

or   pi^'Uion.      Or,    (fr.    a    neg.):      ney,    which   require    no  farther  Aaivhiroi,  -ov,b,!),  (U.  a  ne.g.  !xnd 


iinmoveri),U:,  fixed  ;    determined,]      voucher, 
inflexible;  indelible;  not  looking]  AaviKotroi  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  same,and 
back,  ;     avyKoiKiii  to  coin()are)inco7npara- 

(96) 


avv^fu  to  conned)  unbourul,  un- 
tied, loose  ;  parted,  separate,  un- 
connected, without  order. 


AS* 

Acvvtffta,  -Qf,  and  Acfictrti,  -105, 
Alt.  -£(115, 1),  (fr.sanie,  and  cvvin- 
fii  to  understand) /oW^,y«o/isA- 
ness,  siUinei3  ;  stupidity  ;  igno- 
rance. 
XcvvcTiia  -a,  f.  -ijcw,    (fr.  same) 

to  dote,  be  iUly,  want  sense. 
AavvcTos,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  same)  fool- 
ish, silly  ;  simple,  ignorant ;  stu- 
pid, dull. 
X<n;v>idrii,  -eo!-ov(,  b,i'i,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  avii'jdvi  familiar)   unaccus- 
tomed,  unacquainted  ;  unusual, 
strange ;  irksome,  troublesome. 
Atrviridia,  -ag,  1;,    (fr.  last)  disuse, 

strangeness. 
A<Tii6ic(a,    -Of,  1;,    (fr.    aavi'Oeros 
treacherous)    breach    of  faith, 
treachery,  perjidv. 
AeiiOcriiit  -u,  f.  -ijcoi,  p.  rjcvvdirri- 
Ka,  (fr.   next)  to  disagree,  reject, 
disapprove ;      to   transgress,   in- 
fringe, break  through  ;  to  break 
faith,  violate  a  promise. 
AiTvvdiToi,  -ov,  h,  {),  (fr.  a  ne{j.  and 
avvriBr^fii    to    arrange)    uncom- 
pounded,  simple,  unmixed ;  false, 
faithless  ;  treacherous,  perfidious. 
AcivraKToi,  -ov,  h,  r/,  (fr.  same,  and 
cvtirdeau)    to    array)    irregular, 
confused,    disorderly ;     not    en- 
rolUd,  or  taxed,  exempt,  free. 
Aavvri^caTof,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  same, 
and  mvTiXiia  to  finish)  unfinish- 
ed, incomplete,  imperfect ;  unat- 
tainable, out  of  reach. 
A(TuvT£>;)f,  -/05 -0C5, 6,  (/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
aiv  with,  and  ri^oi  the  end)  im- 
perfect, defective. 
Awpfif,-ios  -ovi,b,!i,  (fr.  a  intens. 
■nd  aipw  to  trail)  wicked,  rash, 
intemperate. 
AciaraTof,  a.nd  Att.  A^ieTaTog,-ov, 
b,  ht  (fr.  a  nog.  and  <tv>i'<tti7^(  to 
consist)  inruhcrent,  unconnected ; 
inco7isi*teTit,    absurd,    impossiblr, 
that   cannot  be  ;     incomparable, 
matrfUcss. 
AtT<''<pri\o(,  -ov,  b,  )'i.  (fr.  aro)  to  hurt, 
ami    (jifiXof   a  cneat.      Or,  fr.  a 
neg.  and  eo<pif  wi.se)  vile,  worth- 
iest ;    mean,  foolish,  silly,    stu- 
pid. 
'Kevxn,  Dor.  for  i;av;^a,    imc  aft 

h<rvxh,or  ^<7i;;^;wj. 
'A<ri.;((a, '  A<Ti'v//ioj, 'A<ril;^iO(,Dor. 

for  (lavyla,  &c. 
Ae^d>a(,  -liKOf,  b,  «ame  as  aaitd- 

Aff^rf>£ia,  -at,  f,,  (fr.  ae<(,a'kh(  «aff) 
'fcurily,  tnhly  ifiimntss,  slearti- 
nets  ;  rerliitnti/,  truth. 

AaipllXtf,  ncut.  nin.  —  A<7<pa)iuf,n. 
or  8.  jd.  wan.  ront.—  Aa<pa\tj, 
ncut.  (i|.  ronl.  of  i<amc. 

Air<^a>/u(,  (fr.  nrxl)  R('Ca<r^a>U(.  | 

AaflS^fii,  •/o(-i)if,h,li,  romp,  -fa-' 
Tipof,  »up.  -laruTof,  (fr,  n  neg.  i 
and  aipii^^u  toiihp),/frm,  «/rrtrfi/, 
prrmnninl;    safe,   serure ;   sure,- 
rtrlriin,  unirrinf.  I 

K<ripnU(,ia,  f.  -iou>,  p.  f)<T^rf>i«a,  (fr,| 
lam)  to  fortify,  lenrt,  secure  ;\ 
to  strengthen,  rnnfirm,  fstabluh.  I 
per.  pnR.«.  i)aipn\iaiiai.  I  a.paiii.l 
ind.  ricipa^hOnf  mf.  'iniiaXioOii- 
fat.    I  B.  mid.  mo.  rioi(,u\iodiirii/ 

N 


Asn 

!      impr.   ac<pdXiaai,   -daOiji,    2    pi. 
}      -acdc. 
AatiaXrlTrii,   -ov,  and  AB(pa\rms, 

•ioi,  and  -dog,  b,   fj,  (fr.  next) 

producing  bitumen,  bituminous. 
'AapaXros,  -ov,  b,  bitumen. 
\Aaaia\T6ii)  -w,  f.  -wcil;  (fr.    last)  to 

daub,  or  smear  uith  bitumen. 
lAff^aXaif,  (fr.  ae<jiaXtii  safe)  ■'Safely, 
I     securely;     certainty,    assuredly, 
I    firmly. 
Aaipapayiu)  -d,  (fr.  next)  to  rattle, 

ring,  clang ;  to  mutter,  murmur; 

to  guggle,  make  a  soin^d  in  the 

throat. 

Aatjidpayou  -on,  i>  (fr-  a  redund. 
and  a(pdpayoi  the  throat)  the 
throat,  gullet;  a  gvgglivg,  or 
rattling  noise  in  the  throat ;  as- 
paragus, 

AcdidccXo;,  -ov,  b,  the  plant  aspho- 
aet,  or  daffodil;  a  place  set  with  it. 

Aa<t)oieXu)irig,  -eo;  -ovi,  b,  »;,  (fr. 
last)  like,  or  full  of  the  asphodel, 
or  daffodil. 

Ac^aXda,  Poet,  for  ao^a\$,  3 sin. 
pres.  ind.  of 

AaxaXdii)  -w,  f.  -i7ffu,p.  -r/Ka,  same 
as 

AaxdWu,  (perhaps  fr.  (i;yo{  grief, 
oXif  plenty,  and  /;^(i)  to  have)  to 
grieve,  fret,  repine;  to  be  angry. 
pres.  impr.  dcxaXXc. 
Aaxeros,  -ov,  b,  1;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
cxi<>>  for  i^w  to  restrain)  intole- 
rable, severe,  violent ;  incontrol- 
labte,  not  to  be  restrained. 

Aa\niioi'fu>  -di,  f.  -);<7U.  p.  ria^r]ii6- 
it]Ka,  (fr.  aox't't^v  mdecent)  to 
misbehave,  act  indecently,  he- 
have  unbecomingly.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  i)(Tj(^»;/iuii)(7a'  inf.  aaxvi'ovfi- 
<rai. 

Aaxijiivoii,  (fr.  same)  indecently, 
unbecomingly,  I 

Aa\nft'>''vvii,  -t]!,  >),  (fr.  next)  in-\ 
diccnry,  obscenity  ;  nakcdiuss,' 
shame  ;  the  privities.  \ 

Ac^fi'/^uv,  -ovo(,  b,f),  (fr.  a  neg.  and! 
axiii'i  figure)  indecent,  obscene  ;\ 
utitiecoming,  uncomely.  j 

A(TYoX/a)  -iii,  f.  -i/ao),  p.  tjax^XtiKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  ax"^!)  leisure)  to\ 
exercise,  use,  practise,  employ,  j 
AnyoXioftai,  In  employ  one' s  self ,\ 
or  lie  employed,  be  engaged,  or 
hum. 

AaxoXui,  -«{,  h,  (fr-  same)  husi- 
niss,  occupation,  engagement, 
employmint. 

'Ar,x"^oi,  -o''i  0,  i;,  (fr.  same)  busy, 
employed,  occiipud, 

'Aaw,  Dor.  for  (faut,  1  f.  of  i/f.io. 

'Aotai,  conlr.  for  aadov,  pres.  impr. 
mid.  ol  acaii), 

Aa^yftaro<:,  -uii,  4,  hi  (fr-  o  ni'p-  *"'' 
niifia  l)ody)  inrorjiortal,  imma- 
trriiil,  iinbodirrl. 

\<ii.)Tla,  -at,  h,  (Ir.  liPil)  luxury, 
intrmprrnncr ;  dcbiiurhery,  dis- 
sipation. 

'AnuiTof,  -ov,  b,  Ih  {(r,  a  neg.  and 
fli/'ifio  In  prrnTve)  lost,  abandon- 
ed, tejjrobnte  ;  rvinnvs,  deadly, 
dfstrurtue  ;  prnfiigtUr,  riotous, 
drbaiirli'd. 

Aotirwf,  (fr.   la^t)    riotously,  pro. 

(a-) 


ATA 

fiigately,  intcmpirately ;    irreeo- 
verably,  utterly. 
'Araici,  Ion.  fora'raif,  d.  pi.  of  rfr»7. 

AroKTiii)  -a,  f.  -t';aii>,  p.  rjTdKrrjKa, 
(fr.  next)  to  misbehave,  act  ir- 
regularly, or  disorderly,  disobey. 
pres.  mf.  act.  araKTHiv  -tTc"  par. 
araKT[(jjv  -wv,  -iovca  -ovaa,  -iov 
-ovv,  1  a.  ind.  act.  rirdKriiaa. 

'AroKTos,  'OV,  b,  I'l,   (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rdoBii)  to  order)  irregular,  disor-' 
derly,   riotous,    unruly ;  vicious, 
lewd. 

Atciktu;,  (fr.  last)  irregularly,  dis- 
orderly, riotously. 

AraXttiTTojpos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  raXaiTTwpos  wretched)  ea.iy, 
at  ea.'ie,  quiet,  undisturbed  ;  in- 
dolent, la:y.  Or,  (fr.  a  intens.) 
troublesome,  inconvenient. 

AraXdrrtj,  -rn,  {j,  Atalanla,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

ArdXavTos,  -ov,b,  i;,  (fr.  a  coll.  and 
rdXaiTov  a  scale)  of  the  same 
weight,  equal,  even  ;  a  match ; 
like,  similar, 

AraXdipptsiv,  -oi'oj,  h,  )';,  (fr.  araXoi 
tender,  and  <jip))v  the  mind) 
young,  childish,  puerile  ;  delicate, 
tender, 

Ara'XXo),  or  ArrnXXw,  f.  -uXui,  (fr. 
next)  to  grow,  advance  in  age 
or  stature,  thrive,  improve ;  to 
rear,  nurse,  fatten,  take  care  of, 
cherish  ;  to  .<tport,  play,  gambol ; 
to  exult,  rejoice. 

AraXos,  ->),  -ov,  (perhaps  from  n 
neg.  and  raXdw  to  endure)  ten- 
der, delicate ;  soft;  young. 

Arabia,  -as,  n,  (fr.  same,  and  rda- 
au)  to  order)  disorder,  confusion, 
irregularity;  tumult,  riot ;  in- 
temperance, dis.sipation. 

Ardp,  sometimes  AtT«f),  Poet,  but, 
yet,hov:cver ;  Jor ;  ttuly,  indeed; 
beside. 

Ardpuxos,  -ov,  b,  7  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
Tapdaau)  to  disturb) yfnff/,  cltnr- 
ed,  selllcd,.<:ub.sided  ;  quiet,  calm, 
undisturbed  ;  fartiss,  .'secure. 

ATapdywi,  (fr.  last)  caindy,  quiet- 
ly, securely. 

Ardpparoi,  Dor.  for 

Ardpjiriroi,  -ov,  and  ArapPfn,  -/of 
-oi'i,  b,  fi,  (fi'.  a  licg.  and  rup/y/d) 
to  fear)  Jiorless,  intrepid,  un- 
daunle.fl,  stout,  bold. 

ArdpiJi'KToi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tdp/iiiffffu)  to  daunt.  Or,fr. 
arip  willioiit,  and  uvto  to  wink) 
uli'i  does  not  wmk,  Jenrle.'is, 
daunlle.ss,  bold, 

'Arupov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same,  and  rtl- 
f>u  to  rub)  the  iron  bo.v  in  the 
nave  of  a  wheel. 

Arapntrif,  and  Arapirii,scc  arpa- 
vis. 

Arnprnpoi,  -ov,  b,  »;,  and  -<),  -hy, 
for  arriplif,  by  PU'onupm. 

ArdpX''ro<,  -nv,  !>,  I/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
TupT^ia  funeral  honours)  unburi- 
ell,  unhmieiureel. 

AraaOiiXi'i,  -nj,  /;,  (fr.  nr((aOaXo( 
wicked)  pnsriernnce  in  uiched- 
ness,  inlntuatinn  ;  tewilniss,  li- 
centiousnrss  ;  folly,  madness;  in- 
solence, ueinlonncsi,  petulance. 


ATE 


A  Til 


ATI 


Arav^t/XXiaii  f.  -S\iii,  and  AraaBa- 
X/w  -a,  (.  -i}ffu),  (I'r.  K.ime)  lo  ptr- 
sisl  in  Jolly  or  uirkulmsf,  If 
.iluhlioni  in  mine ;  lo  act  impi- 
mtslif ;  bfltait  with  inaotencc  or 
tvnntonncts. 
ATaadaXos,  -ov,  h,  li,  (perhat)S  fr. 
dni  nuschid',  unil  $iiX\u)  to  bud) 
niiscliin'OMi,  ptrniciouis,  deslrtic- 
tiit  ;  wicheU,  impious ;  kwd, 
'  u-antou  ;    the  author  of  evil  or 

misMef. 
Ato^oj,  -ov,  0,  4,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rdipos  a  toi-.\\i)  unburied ;  tomb- 
less,  uillioiit  a  monument. 
^Xraxoii  Dor.  for  J  Td)^oi,   very 

quickly. 
Aru'u)-u),  and  Ar/u)  -a),  f.  -t'lou),  p. 
vrnna,    lo   hurl,    harm ;    injure, 
wrong ;  insult,  violate ;    annoy, 
incommode,  off  end, trouble,  grieve, 
nJHict. 
Are,    (neul.    pi.   of  Sare)    as,   a.i 
being,  inasmuch  as  ;  for,  because; 
as  if,  us  it  were. 
'Arc,  Dur.  for  brc,  but  ^Are,  Dor. 

forjiTc. 

'At£cj,  -ov,  b,  Atcas,  a  man's  name. 

'ArtyKTOi,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 

Tfyj'Q)  to  wet)   which  cannot  he 

wet    or    moistened,    dry,    hard ; 

rigiil,  unrelenting. 

Athiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  ai-to),  same 

as  ardw. 
Arciniii,  -los  -ov{,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg. 
mid  Tcloiii  to  wear)   irresistible, 
invincible,  violent,  forcible,  pene- 
trating ;  durable,  lasting. 
Arti;^ioTO{,  -ov,  b,  §,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tuyii^ui  to  fortify)  unwalled,  un- 
fortified ;  open,  exposed. 
ATiKfjapTo;,  -ov,  b,  fi,    (fr.    same, 
and  TiK/xaipiii  to  conjecture)/;^/- 
ing  in  its  purpose,  abortive,  fruit- 
less ;  beyond  conjecture,   nndis- 
rovernhle,  obscure,  secret,  hidden, 
impenetrable. 
ArtKiidpTW!,  (fr.  last)  indistinctly, 

obscurely,  doubtfully. 
AriKvia,   -a?,    4,   (fr.   next)   being 

without  eldldren,  barrenness. 
'ArcKvos,  -ov,  b,  rj,  (fr.  a  neg.   and 
TfVioi'a  child)    childless;    bar- 
ren ;  bereaved. 
ArtKviuj  -u>,  f.  -tiau),   (fr.  last)  to 
bereave,     deprive    of    children ; 
ArcKviofiai  -ovyiai,  to  be  childless 
in  any  manner. 
ATiKvuiaii,  -(Of,  Att.  -£o)f,  fi,  same 

asartKila. 
AtAiii, -af,  and  Ion.  ArtMij,  -175, 
fj,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  riXos  the  end, 
or  a  tax)  incompleteness,  imper- 
fection ;  deficiency  ;  immunity, 
privilege,  exemption. 
Kri\caTa,  (fr.  next)  in  vain,  to  no 

j/urpose. 
AriKtaroi,  -ov,  u,  I/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
TtXf'ii)  to  finish)  incomplete,  im- 
perfect, unfnMied  ;  fruitless, 
rain ;  not  initialed,  entered,  or 
introduced. 
kriXti7(^6pt)roi,  -ov,  h,  f/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
t/Xoj  the  end,  and  ^/pu  to  brinp) 
not  arrived  at  full  growth  or 
perfection;  immature,  unripe; 
imperfrrt. 


ArrXcvrnrii,  -ov,  i,  1^, (fr.  same,  and 
riXtvrdu)  to  finish)  unproductive, 
abortive,   inrffeclive,   vain,  fruit- 
less ;  Jailing,  duappuinled,  de- 
luded. 
AtcX)]!)!,  Ion.  for  ar/Xtm. 
ATfXi)j,  -{Of  -oiif,  b,  1),  (fr.  a  neg. 
and   rf'Xof   the    end,    or  a  tax) 
imperj'ecl,  unproductive,  ineflecl- 
utd  ;     empty,    vain,   Jrivolous  ; 
silly,  uniiUilligent ;  Jrce,  privi- 
leged, exempt. 
Ari/ijSw,  f.  ->/.(i),  p.    -(fia,  (jicrhaps 
fr.  drrj  misfbriune,  and  ififiaUu) 
to  foil    into)  to   sadden,  giifve, 
ajjiicl ;  to  deprive,  strip,  bereave ; 
lo  beguile,  deceive. 
Arevitf,  -ioi  -ovs,  b,  //,  (fr.  a  intens. 
and  rdvio   to  stretch)   (Utentivt, 
steady,  Ji.red ;   determined,  obsti- 
nate, inflexible. 
Artvl^u),   f.   -taw,  p.    vreviKa,   (fr 
last)  to  stare,  gaze,  took  earnest- 
ly, regard  nilh  attention,  J!x  the 
eyes  upon.  1  a.  act.  inf.  arci'ioaf 
par.  arevtaa;. 
'A-Tcp,  'AripOc,  and  'ArepOcv,  with- 
out, not  with  ;  independeyilly  of; 
away   Jrom,    separately,    apart, 
asunder. 

ATipaftiOi,  -ov,  and  Arcpdfiuii', 
-ovoi,  b,  >'],  (fr.  a  neg.  and  ripafi- 
voi  or  Ttpdfivjv  tender)  tough, 
not  easily  boiled;  stiff,  hard;  dij- 
Jicvlt,  laboiious,  stubborn. 
ATepafivdrtii,  -ijtos,  1/,  (fr.  last) 
toughness;  hardness;  difficulty. 
Aripditvii),  Dor.  for  artpdiivov,  g. 

sin.  of  aripixfivos. 
'ATCpOa,JEo\.  for  drcpBcv,  seedrtp. 
'Arrp/jwi',  -ovof.  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Tfpfia    bound)     infinite,  endless, 
interminable,  boundless;   round, 
circular, 
'Aripof,  g.   ^artpov,  n.  pi.  I'lrcpoi, 
Alt.  for   b  irtpoi,  Tov  ertpov,  o\ 
cTcpoi,  see  ifrtpof. 
Arcpirfj,  a.  sin.  and  neut.  pi.  cont. 

of 
ATtpTT^f,  -ioi   -ovs,  and  'Arcpnos, 
-ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  rtpmi)  to 
delight)    cheerless,  dreary ;    un- 
pleasant,   disagreeable,    trouble- 
some, grievous,  vexatious. 
ATcp\lia,  -Qf,  and  -tpirj,  -ris,  !j,  (fr. 
same)   trouble,  uneasiness,    dis- 
quiet; unpleasantness,  njfensive- 
ness  ;  vexation. 
Arcxyi);,  -ios  -w(,  b,  1';,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Tiy^u]  art)  artless,  innocent, 
guileless;  plain,  simple. 
Ariyvia,  -Of,  /;,  (fr.  same)  simpli- 
city, plainness  ;     ignorance,  un- 
skilfulness  ;  weakness,  silliness. 
'ArcX>'Oii-ov,  b,fi,  (fr.  same)  inarti- 
ficial,unworkmanlike  ;  awkward, 
simple,  silly  ;  artless,  guileless. 
ATlxywi,    (fr.  last)  si»w;erc(v,  tru- 
ly ;  absolutely,  really,    artlessly, 
roughly,  rudely. 
Ariui  -u),  same  as  ardio. 
'Arn,    •>!(,    h,   (fr-   ardhi  to   hurt) 
malice,  envy,  haired ;  folly,  in- 
fatuation, error,  sin,  guilt;  hurt, 
harm ;    death,    misfortune,  mis- 
chief injury ;  damage,  loss,  detri- 
mrnt ;  niglil,  darkness, ghom ;  tlm 
(98) 


deity  of  mitchief  and  viisfortun 

ArvfitXcia,  and  AriitiiXln,  -as,  li, 
(Ir.  artifitXtis  negligent)  negli- 
ginc.e,  carelessness,  inattention, 

Arv/ifXfa)  -d,  t.  -i;(riii,  p.  -i)*ii,  (fr. 
siinie)  to  neglect,  omit,  jiass  by, 
leave  undone, 

ArijitcXiwi,  ATi)//tX<tif,  and  At(;/i£- 
Xi'iTuii,  (fr.  sairie)  negligently, 
carelessly,  imliffi  ri  ntly. 

ATi)i>eXii(,  -hi  -ouf,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  ri;/itXi)f  careful,  th,  /</Xf( 
there  is  care)  heedless,  negli- 
gent, inattentive,  careless ;  ne- 
glected, undressed,  slovenly. 

Arr)^iXi)Toi,  -nv,  b,  !),  (Ir.  tiTij/itXi'u) 
to  neglect)  neglected,  not  heed- 
ed or  attended  to  ;  undressed, 
not  set  0//',  unadorned. 

ATrini\f,Tu>i,  (fr.  last)  heedlessly, 
carelessly  ;  slovenly, 

AT»7p()f,  -a,  -ir,  and  Arripiif,  -io( 
-ovs,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  drn  iiurt^  injurious, 
treacherous,  hurtful,  destructive  ; 
contemptuous,  haughty  ;  inso- 
lent, contumelious,  abusive;  un- 
ruly, unmanageable,  ungovern- 
able. 

Ardh,  -Hog,  1),  AUhaa,  a  woman's 
name. 

Ami,  3  sin,  pres.  ind.  act.  of  qt/w. 

AtI^u),  same  as  arlu). 

AnddaatvTos,  -ov,  b,  !;,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  Ttdaaatvij)  to  tame)  untame- 
able,  untractatile  ;  untamed, 
fierce,  savage,  wild. 

ATiOaaaoi,  -uv,  b,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
rWaacos  tame)  untamed,  Jiirce, 
wild,  savage ;  rough,  uncrmth. 

ArifiayiXus,  -u).  Dor.  for  ariiiayl- 
X)if,-ov,  b,  (fr.  uTtiid^  to  slight, 
and  a)/X»;a  herd)  who  sqiarutes 
Jrom  the  herd,  a  straggler. 

ArifiaycXin)  -tu,  (fr.  last)  to  sepa- 
rate from  the  herd,  stray,  straggle, 
par.  pres.  act.  arifiayiXiiiiv  n. 
pi.  mas.  aTiiiaycXoiivrti,  Dor. 
aTinaycXttivTCi. 

Ari/xdi^ccKe,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  i;ri'- 
lia(,c,  3  sin.  imp.  ind.  of 

Arifid^o),  f.  -dcu),  p.  nrifiaKa,  same 
as  uTtfiduj.  per.  pass,  nrlyiaa- 
fiat.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  rjr'fdaOnv. 

Ari^idai'rti,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act. 
—  ArifiaaOrjiat,  1  a.  inf.  pass  of 
last. 

An/ioir/iif,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  same 
as  aTifila. 

Ariuaarios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  to  be 
slighted,  ought  to  be  disregarded, 
must  be  despised. 

Ar'ifidii)  -u),  f.  -/joij),  p.  ->;k'n,  {"■  a 
neg.  and  rifidw  to  honour)  to 
dishonour,  disgrace,  disparage; 
to  affront,  offend ;  to  despise, 
disregard,  slight,  contemn;  to 
blame,  rebuke,  censure. 

ArlfivTOi,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  last)  dis- 
regarded, neglected,  slighted ; 
passed  over,  omitted,  overlook- 
ed ;  worthless,  insignificant.  Or, 
(with  a  intens.)  inestimable, 
valuable,  precious. 

Ariyia,  -af,  ;;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  Ti/^i) 
honour)  dishonour,  disgrace, 
shame,  ignominy;  rxmtempt, 
sliglil. 


ATO 

An/i?j,  -iio!,  li,  same  as  ar/<(j  or 

'ATtfioi,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  a  ne<».  and 
Tifii)  honour)  diihnn'mrMe,  dis- 
grareful ;  infamous  ;  not  value'l, 
wortUes.i,  ignoblf.  comp.  -lirtpoj, 

sup.    -OTOTOi. 

ATiftdu)  -w,    f.    -uiffu),    p.    tiriytoiKa, 
same  as  arijiditi,  per.  pass.  17x1- 
jxiiifiai'  par.  r}Tijnojiivoi. 
Ariiiu>priTo<:,-ov,  h,  1/,  (tr.  u  neg.  and 
riftuipiiji  lo  avenge)  no<  avenged, 
atoned,  or  expinted  ;  unpunished, 
quit,  free. 
KTifiuigi}Tiiii,   and    Ari;iup>;Ti,  (fr. 
last )  u:ithout   punishment,  ftar, 
or  danger;  quit,  clear,  free. 
Armwf,  {fr.  drifios  vile)  disgrace- 

JuUif ;  vilely. 
'\riv,  firnriio,  a.  sin.  and  neut. 

pi.  of  HcTii. 
'Arif,    Dor.  for  qrij,  n.  fern,  of 

same. 
AnVaAA',  Ton.  for  rjTiraWc,  impf. 
ind.  —  ArfroAXf'^tvrti,   Dor.   for 
artTiiWuv,  pros.  inf.  act.  of 
AriToXXui,  same  as aTii.XAoi. 
'Anrof,  -.lu,  i,  <;,  (fr.  next)  una- 
venged, unexpiated ;    unpunish- 
ed ;  disgraced,  dishonoured. 
Xriti),  and  Ati'^ui,  f.  -iffu,  p.  I'lriKa, 
(fr.  a  neg.   and  ri'u  to  honour) 
to  slight,  overlook,  disestcem,  dis- 
regard ;  In  rMntemn,  despise  ;  to 
disgrace,  punuh. 
\T\aycviu)v,  g.  pi.  of 
ArXayti'iK,  -io(  -ovi,  b,  tj,  (fr.  'Ar- 
\<if  Atlas,   and   ytvojxai    to  be) 
60m  of,  or  desrendetl  from  Alius. 
'AtXavtij,  -I'^of,   i),  a  dauglUcr  of 

Atlas,  Atlantis, 
'ArXaf,  -I'Toi,   h.  Atlas,  the  name 
of  a  raan,  and  of  a  mountain  in 
Africa. 
'ArXaToji-w,  6,  /;,  Dor.  for(frX7T0f. 
'ArXr;ra,  ncut.  pi.  of  rfrX/jroj, 
ArXi/r/ij  -a,  f.  -)/i7w,    (fr.  next)  In 
take  ill,  dislike ;  lo  refuse  to  bear. 
'KrXriTOt,  and  Dor.  'ArXflros, -ou, 
i,  //,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  ruXnoj  to  en- 
dtirf!)    intolerMe,     insuperable, 
pait  endurrmr.e. 
' ATfitvot, -ov,  b,  and  ATfi})vy  •ii>o{, 

a  servant,  domestic. 
Ar/ji>,  -i)(, »/,  vapour,  fume,  sli.am. 
Krjti^ii),i.   -tau),   p.  •(»,•«,  (fr.  last) 
to  smoke,  fume,  tteum  ;  to  exhale, 
ec'tpnrale. 
A  Tfilia,  a.  sin.  of 

Ar^)(,  -Tiioj,  fi,   and  Ar/idf,  -cp3,  i, 
(perhaps    fr.     ifu    to    brraihr) 
trntiht,  vapour ;  a  eloud,  mist  ; 
odour,  prrfumr. 
KTi^jK'iTns,  Dor.  for  .irrfX/iijroj,  -ow, 
<>, //,  (fr.  a   nng.    and   roXfiriia  to 
Hare)  no//o  A?  uttemplal,  or  rciu 
furr^/  ;  dangerous,  penlwi.i. 
'Kropnv,  -an,  ri,  (neut.  of  next)  an 
atom,  mnlf,  llir.  s»uUlcst  imagtna- 
hU  quarUitif  ;    an  indivisible  point 
of  time,  momrnl,  I'uitunl. 
'Arofiof,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.   »nd 
tIuvu)  to  rut)    irulivisihle  ;  ituli- 
viduai,  single;   unr.ul,  utUounh- 
»d,  uninjured,  uninintcd, 
Arov(ii)   •(3,   f.  -^ffij),  p.     -riKa,   (fr, 
>amc,  and  rivoi  tone)  to  b*  UHok, 


ATP 

or  ill;  to  faint,  fail,  decta/ ;  to 
sink,  be  depressed. 

Aron'u,  -ay,  »;,  (fr.  same)  want  of 
tone ;  weakness,debility,  injirmity. 

Aroiof,  -ov,  b,  f],  (fr.  same)  not 
stretched,  relaxed;  infirm,  weak. 

'Aro^oi,  and  Arofcuro;,  -ov,  b,  fi, 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  rdfov  a  bow) 
without  a  huw,  unarmed;  unskill- 
ed in  the  bow. 

Arabia,  -a;,  fi,  (fr.  next)  strange- 
ness, improbability ;  absurdity, 
incoherence,  silliness  ;  obscurity, 
confusion ;  insolence. 

'Arorof,  -ov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
TOTof  place)  out  of  plane,  or  time; 
inconvenient,  unsuitable,  impro- 
per, wrong  ;  prejudicial,  injuri- 
ous ;  absurd,  unreasonable ;  un- 
usual, strange, 

Atuttojs,  (fr.  last)  unfitly,  impro- 
perly ;  al)surdly ;  strangely, 

'Atos,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  by  Cras.  for  darog. 

Arpaytix^di,  -ov,  6,  /;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rpdyto^os  a  tragedian)  unlike  a 
tragedian,  unfit  for  tragedy  ;  un- 
dignified, without  pomp. , 

'.\TpaKTos,-ov,  b,  t'l,  a  distnff,  rock, 
spindle ;  a  shaft,  arrow, 

ATpiKru\ii,  and  -ruXXif,  -Woj,  /;, 
(fr.  last)  a  kind  of  thorn, 

Arpa:Ti);,  or  Arapird;,  al?o  Arpart- 
Tof,  and  ArnpTTirof,  -ov,  I'l,  (fr.  a 
redund.  and  rpa-^rio}  to  tread.  Or, 
fr.  a  neg.  and  TpiTra  to  turn)  a 
road,  highway  ;  a  path,  track ; 
a  train,  course,  series, 

ATpdipa^ii,  -to;,  Att.  -£(i)f,  and 
ATp'i(pu(v(,  -voi, )],  the  herborach 
or  ornge. 

Arptdfiat,  Dor.  for  Arpu^at,  n.  pi. 
—  Arptli'i,  Aw.  —  ATpnoiia\  Ion. 
for  ATpitia7s,  d.  pi.  of 

ATptlftii,  -ov,  b,  the  son  of  Atreus  ; 
Agame'mnon,  or  Menelaus, 

ATpctu)v,  -wi'of,  6,  same  as  last. 

ATp{KCta,-a{,  and  Ion.  Atpki'i;, -Tjf, 
V,  (fr.  next)  clearness,  hrighl- 
iiesi  ;  truth,  verity,  certainty. 

AtockiIs,  -ios  -oiif,  A,  fj,  (perhaps 
fr.  a  neg.  and  rpiii)  to  tremble) 
tru',  real ;  certain,  sure,  absolute. 
Comp.  arpeKioTcpO!,  sup.  -iora- 
Tog, 

AtoikSi!;,  and  Ion.  ArptA/wf,  (fr. 
last )  truly,  certainly, 

AToifia,  and  Aroifiai,  (fr.  drpoiioi 
fearless)  itilly,  quietly,  gently, 
c(dmty. 

' ArptfihaOat,  pros.  inf.  pass.  — 
Arpciiiuat,  .1  pi.  pres.  sub.  art.  of 

Arpc/i/'i»  -<5,  f,  -rjaui,  p.  rtrnifiriKa, 
and  ATni.itl(,u>,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rpliji  to  tremble)  to  staml  firm, 
rentiiin  steaili/,  be  unmoved;  be 
at  rase,  or  in  peace ;  to  secure, 
confirm,  establish. 

Arpcfila,   -n(,   1],   (t'r.    Himc)    ntill- 
nru,  quietness  ;  ttcatiiness,  firrtl- 
nens,  resolution. 
'ArptTrof, -ou,  b,!/.  Iff.  n  neg.  and 
Tp/niv  to  turn)  unrnnnntaiilr,  iin- 
muta.bU  ;  immnveahlr ;  uwhang- 
ed;  firm,  drJcr mined ;  upright, 
correct. 
Arphrux,  (fr.  lail)  unehanKaalAy  ;  i 
uprightly,  jiifll'i. 
(99J 


ATT 

'ATpecTOs,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Tpioi  to  tremble)  fearless,  intre- 
pid, unmoved,  undaunted. 

Arptvs,  -loi,  and  -f'lUf,  b,  Atreus,  a 
]     man's  name. 

ATpi/5i);,  -coi  -oui,  6,1),  (fr.  a  neg. 
1     and  rptfiio  to  wear)  ?iot  rubbed, 
or  worn  ;  unused,  unfrequented  ; 
unpractised,  unexercised,  unskill- 
ed; awkward,  rude. 

'ArpiTTOi,  -ov,  b,  tj,  (fr.  same) 
same  as  last,  also,  unbroken,  un- 
tamed ;  not  worked,  or  inured  to 
labour. 

'Arpt^oi,  -ov,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
•Spif  the  hair)  without  hair,  bald  ; 
peeled. 

Arpofiiit)  -u>,  (fr.  next)  to  be  fear- 
less, firm,  or  resolute. 

'ATpojioi,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rpifiu  to  tremble)  intrepid,  fear- 
less, undaunted ;  not  moving, 
still,  calm. 

' ArpoTTos,  -ov,b,  '],  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
rpiiTu)  to  turn)  immutable,  uti- 
changeable  ;  irreversible  ;  inflexi- 
ble, flern,  rigid^  severe.  One  of 
the  Parcae,  Atropos, 

Arpo(^f'(j  -w,  t.  -ijaui,  p.  -rjKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  rpoipfi  food)  not  to  re- 
ceive the  usual  benefit  from  food  ; 
to  decay,  waste,  pine,  fall  away. 

ATpo(pia,-ai,  >h  (fr.  same)  wanf, 
or  failure  of  nourisliment  ;  atro- 
phy ;  decay,  consumption. 

' ATpn<poi,-ov,  b,  I},  (fr.  same)  un~ 
fed,  starving  ;  decaying,  wast- 
ing, falling  away. 

ArpvycTos,  -ov,  and  Ion.  -oto,  b,  1', 
(fr.  a  neg.  and  rpvyl)  a  crop) 
fruitless,  barren,  steril,  unpro- 
ductive. 

'Arpvyof,  -ov,  b,  }/,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tpii^  new  wine)  free  from  dregs, 
clear;  pure,  unsullied. 

Arpvf'wv,  -oi'Oi,  6,  1),  ( fr.  same,  and 
rpvw  to  rub  away)  unliroken, 
unsubdued. 

' Atovto;,  -ov,  b,  '/,  (fr.  same,  and 
rpvu  to  waste)  inexhaustible ^  in- 
defatigable ;  great,  huge,  im- 
mense. 

ArovTuivrj,  -m,  >'/,  ('r.  last  W/ie  invin- 
cible.    An  epithet  of  Minerva. 

'ArptoTO!,  -ov,b,  I'l,  (Ir.  a  neg.  and 
Tirp'baxio  to  woinid)  without  a 
wound,  unhurt,  uninjured  ;  safe, 
sound,  whole. 

'Arra,  All.  for  aaaa,  which  sec. 
Or  for /in fa,  ncut.  pi.  ofSimj. 

'Ami,  a  term  of  respect  fioni  tho 
younyertothe  aged.   Sir,  fu!icr. 

XttiI,  for  iroTi. 

A rr,iy()i/, -;)»i(»v, &,  and  Att.  A rraytif , 
a  woodciick,  snipe,  rail  or  quail. 

ArrdKrif,  Or  Arru((if,  -ov,  b,  (per- 
haps fr.  drru  to  vtrij))  tiie  bald 
locust. 

ArrdXeiti,  -at,  li,  the  name  of  a 
country. 

ArrrfXXw,  see  nrdWio. 

ATTiivlrtti,  and  ATuiinrtiu  -ov,  i, 
and  'Arravov,  -<7V,  rA,  a  pudding 
fried  in  a  pan,  panriikr. 

Arrnpiiyoi,  -aiv,  oi,  bltstrrs  which 
rise  on  breml  while  baking,  and 
(afterwards  chip  qff'. 


ATr 

Arnir.ii,  hah  !  Iiow now  !  utrange  ! 

ti/(i.'(  .' 
ArriXd/iuj,  or  Arr<Xf/iof,  -ou,  6,  ii 

/ci/i'^  u/*  loniat. 
ATTiKfi,  -})<,}i,  VIZ.  j'l),  land,  (It-iii. 
of    ArriKii    Allii-)     ^I/in-d,    Ihc 
countrfi  iHlongine  to  Athens. 

Arriari'^ui,  1.  -iVw,  (Ir.  Arrinif 
Alhullliin)  to  lake  jiarl  ivith,  or 
imil'ilr  Ihc  Alhcuians,  alltcize, 

XTTiKiafiii,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  (i»i 
jittiaxiit  ;  the  Athenian  manner 
ojujieaking,  the  Attic  ilialect, 

Arrnrij,  -i>,  -dv,*Attic,  Athenian  ; 
rc^fined,  dr^anl. 

'Attov,  Alt.  for  iiaaov, 

'Attw,  ( perhaps  fr.  uiVcu  to  rush) 
to  liounil^  I'ttp,  •V'"S'i  ^kip. 

Arr^u),f.  -v^iii,  p.-)^a,  (perhaps  fr. 
drii  hurl)  to  su/fucate,  citukc  ;  to 
astonish,  stupij'i/ ;  to  scare,  nf- 
J'rif;lu ;  to  confound,  confuse, 
perplex.  Art'^o^di,  to  fear,  dread. 
par.  pr»^s.  pass.  nTv^tificvof. 

'Atvkto;,  -ov,  b,  )'/,  (fr.  u  ncg.  af  l' 
Tev)(^ij}  to  work)  w{finishtd,  im- 
perfect, incomplete ;  rude,  rough. 

'Arvufios,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  same,  and 
TVfifioi  a  lomh)  tomhUss. 

ArvfivinSrii,  -ov,  b,  Alymniades,  a 
man's  name. 

Arv^tM  -a,  ( fr.  ari'vi);  unfortunate) 
to  miss,  fail,  be  disappointed. 

ATv)(nna,  -uTos,  tA,  (fr.  last)  cala- 
mity,  miifortune ;  ditappoint- 
ment,  loss,  failure. 

Arv^iji,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  i),  comp.  -tart- 
pot,  sup.  -fararoi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Ti;;^);  fortune)  unfortunate,  un- 
successful, disappointed. 

Arvxia,  -as,  li,  (Ir.  last)  adversity, 
affliction,  calamity,  misfortune. 

ATVTf^ovaa,  par.  pres.  act.  feni.  cont. 
of  arv^io). 

'Aru),  f.  daui,  same  as  othw. 

Av,  Audts,  and  Avrc,  again,  a  se- 
cond time ;  back  again  ;  in  turn ; 
but,  on  the  contrary  ;  then,  more- 
over ;  especially  ;  afterwards, 
hereafter,  henceforth. 

Av,  is  used  by  the  Cretans  for  the 
syllable  aX. 

Avaivo),  (fr.  avu  to  dry)  to  dry, 
exhale,  lose  moisture,  be  parched, 
wither.  Avaivofiat,  to  pine  away, 
languish. 

AuaX/of,  -o,  -nv,  same  as  avo;. 

AvdvOnv,  Ion.  for  tivdvOnv,  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  —  Avavdc'ti,  par.  ofavaivu). 

Aiuv(Tii,-ioi,  Alt.  -cuii,  T],  (fr.  (luai- 
vu»  to  dry)  dryness,  tlrouglU,  want 
of  sap,  decay,  or  old  age  in 
plants. 

Avdra,  -a{,  i';,  Dor.  and  .^Eol.  for 
drij. 

Auyi^u),  f.  -liou),  p.  rjiyoKa,  (fr. 
auyi'i  splendour)  to  irrarliale, 
beam,  shine  forth  ;  to  enlighten, 
iUumin/Ue  ;  to  sec,  behold,  look 
upon,  1  a.  act.  tjvyaaa,  per. 
pass.  )iiyaO)xni. 

Avydaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 

Avydahto,  Dor.  for  atya'^to,  which 
Ion.    for   avyd^QV,  pres.    impr. ' 
mid.  —  Kvydaiai,  Ion.  \ur nvyd- 
et),  2  sin.  1  f.  mid.  of  same. 
Aiyaaiia,  -aro;,  rd,  and  Avyaanos, 


ATQ 

•OV,  h,  fr.  same)  a  beam,  ray  ; 
splendour,  brightniss. 
Avyfu)  -w,  (fr.  next)  to  shine,  glit- 
ter,  beam.     Or,  for  avj^iui  -i),  to 
boast,  brag,  vaunt. 

Avyi),  -i")s,  I/,  (perhaps  fr.  ai'io  to 
burii)/i;i^-/i<iic.M,  lif^ht,  xplaidvur , 
gloss,  brilliancy  ;  a  niy,  beam, 
blaie  ;  the  dawn,  dai/hreak,  day- 
spring  ;  a  mirror.  Avyni,  tht  eyis. 

AvyovaToi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  LiUi.j  Au- 
gustus, the  siirnume  of  Cicsar 
Octavianus. 

Avi^d^M,  same  as  ntnldw. 

AvidiaaOai,  Ion.  Utr  nvh'iaaaOai,  1 
a.  inf.-  mid. — AvCdaoftai,  Dor. 
for  nvii'iooitai,  I  f.  mid.  —  Av- 
6daas,  Dor.  for  avii'iaai,  1  a. 
par.  act.  of 

Av(5ii(i)  -d,  i.  -I'lcui,  p.  >lviriKa,  (Ir. 
avii)  voice)  to  sjieak,  talk,  con- 
verse ;  to  speak  to,  address;  to 
call,  cry  out. 

Avii),  -i)«,  1^,  (perhaps  fr.  ai'w  to 
shout)  voice,  sound  ;  talk,  dis- 
course, speech,  language  ;  a  ru- 
mour, report ;  a  message,  news, 
tidihg.s. 

Avii'iaacx',  for  av&i'/caaKt,  which 
Poet,  ior  ijibriac,  3  sin.  1  a.  act. 
of  avidoi. 

Avriv,  a.  sin.  fcm.  of  aSuj. 

AvO',  Att.  Ai'r',  Ion.  for  avOi,  or 
avOii,  see  nv. 

Avddieia,  and  AvOaita,  -aj,  i'/,  (fr. 
next)  arrogance,  haughtiness, 
pride  ;  presumption,  self-conceit, 
self-sujficie7icy  ;  obstinacy  ;  mo- 
roseness,  peevishness, 

AvOditjs,  -£05  -oi'j,  6,  II,  (fr,  avrbs 
self,  and  aiioi  to  please)  setjish ; 
seljwilled,  positive ;  haughty, 
prinid,  supercilious,  obstinate, 
stubborn,  surly,  cruel,  neut. 
pi.  cont.  avOadT}.  n.  or,  a.  pi. 
cont.  avOuius. 

AvOa&id^ii),  f.  -dad),  (fr.  same)  to 
make  stubborn  or  obstinate, 
harden,  AvVaSid^oi.iat,  to  resist, 
oppose  obstinately ;  to  behave 
haughtily,  be  proud,  conceited, 
arrogant. 

AvOaSi^oftai,s!L\neasavdaitd^oiiai. 

AvOaipcrui,  -ov,  6,  (';,  (fr.  avrdi  self, 
and  a'wio)  to  choose)  voluntary, 
spontaneous  ;  witling,  complying, 
consenting. 

AvOaiptr'ag,  (fr.  last)  spontaneous- 
ly, of  itcttf 

AvOtKa/TToi,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  avrii  self, 
and  eKuoTo;  each)  always  the 
same,  even,  ei/uahtc ;  just,  up- 
right, honest ;  exact,  strict. 

AvOtvTiij)  -Cj,  f.  -rjaii),  p.  tjvOipTriKa, 
(fr.  next)  to  usurp  power,  exer- 
cise ftutfwrity ;  to  domineer,  ty- 
rannize. 

AvOivrrif,  -coi  -ovi,  b,  !j,  (fr.  avri; 
self,  and  tTj,  a..  cVroj  par.  of  iij^i 
to  send)  self-commissioned,  self- 
autlwrized,  acting  of,  or  for  him- 
self; a  suicide;  an  author,  eau^c, 
or  beginner;  a  mailer,  lord, 
ruler. 

AvOcvTiKi',,  ->i,  -hi/,  (fr.  last)  au- 
thentic, genuine,  original  ;  au- 
llioritaiive. 

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ATA 

A  vOevrtKuis,  (fr.  liisl)  with  authority, 

AvOiiftipov,  (fr.  iie.\I;  to-day, on  tht 
SHint  day. 

AvO.'iiipiii,  -a,  'OV,  (fr.  avrii  same, 
(uul  liiitpit  day)  0/  the  same  day. 

ACOi,  by  fSyiie.  for  uvroOt,  th,rc,  in 
that  place;  hire,  hitlur  ;<  iiiinie- 
diulely,  directly  ;  then,  thence, 

AvOlycyi)!,  -Ixi  -ovi,  b,  li,  (fr.  aiiOt 
here,  and  y/ro/mi  to  be  born)  a 
natitr,  original  inhabitant;  pi.- 
culiar. 

AvOti,  Ion.  avTif,  AvOi,  Aurt,  sec 
ui/. 

Ai)iu;^ot,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  aB  a  narti- 
ele  of  sound,  and  ii(;;^utosi)OUt) 
clamorous,  loud,  shrill  ;  shout- 
ing ;  harking, 

AtXdi'u,  -aj,  v,  (fr.  auXi)  a  hall) 
hangings,  tapestry;  a  curtain; 
the  tabernacle;  a  porch,  vesti- 
tnile,  front-hall. 

Ai'X«ruf,  -H,-oi',  (fr.  same)  courtly  ; 
belonging  to  a  court  or  hall ;  of 
the  hall, 

Av^ukI^o),  f.  -Icui,  (fr.  atXnf  a  fur- 
row )  to  cut  furrows,  plough, 

AuXuj',  Dor.  ibr  avXCiv,  g.  ofavXdf, 
or  «iiX(;. 

Av\a^, -uKOi,  II,  a  furrow  ;  amark, 
scnr,ivound;  the  womb.  av\aK\ 

a.  for  uiiXuKa. 

AvXdp^Tls,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  avXn  a  hall, 
and  apx')  rule)  a  ruler  of  a 
palace,  chamhirlnin,  steward. 

Av\tta,  -ai,  t'l,  (fr.  avh)  a  court) 
the  gate  of  a  palace, 

AOXtioi',  -ov,  tH,  (fr.  same)  a  holly 
antichamber,  vestibule, 

Ai'Xfio5, -ov,  6,  fi,  (fr,  same)  q/"  o 
hall  or  chamber;  of  the  porch  ot 
courtyard, 

AuXfu)  -w,  f.  -)/(j(o,  p.  tfiXriKa,  (fr. 
av\bs  a  pipe)  to  play  on  the  pipe, 
.flute,  &c. 

AtAi),  -^{,  ';,  an  open  space  sur- 
rounded by  buildings,  courtyard, 
area ;  a  halt,  court,  palace,  lem. 
pie  ;  a  sheejfold,  pen ;  a  stable, 
stall;  a  circus  or  race  course, 

AvXtiacvvTtti,  Dor.  for  avXf;o'oucri,  3 
[il.  1  f.  ind.  —  AiMcov,  I  a. 
impr.  act.  of  uv\io), 

AvXiiTiii,  -ov,  and  AiiX»;Tr)p,  -ijpof, 

b,  .\.v\>)rpii,  and  AvX^rif,  -Wo{, 
fl,  (fr.  (juXof  a  pipe)  a'playrr  on 
the  pipe,  performer  on  the  flute  ; 
a  musiciaji. 

AuXj/ry*.;),  -iii,  I'l,  viz.  Ttx^'Vy  (fcm. 
of  next)  the  art  of  playing  on 
wind  instruments ;  music, 

AvXtiTlKiSf-h,  -bv,  (fr,  auXJs  apipc) 
belonging  to  the  pipe  or  flute;  or 
to  a  performer  on  them  ;  musical ; 
a  wusieinn. 

AdXi'^w,  f,  -la'ii,  p.  rjt'Xika,  (fr,  av- 
Xi)  a  sheepfold)  to  fold,  pen,  shut 
up  cnUle,  AvXi^opai,  to  set  up  for 
the  night,  pass  the  night,  lodge,  so- 
journ ;  to  encamp,  mount  guard. 
imp.  pass,  r]vXi^6firiv.  per,  pass. 
iivhafiai.    1  a,  pass,  rivXiadiiv. 

AvXiKOi,  -ov,  b,  II,  or  -o{,  -ii,  -iv, 
(fr,  nvXi)  a  court)  belonging  or 
attached  to  the  court.  Subs,  a 
courtier,  any  officer  of  state. 
Or,  (fr.  avXdi    a  flute)    of,    or 


ATO 

<ibout  wind  inxtrumenLf,  Jit  for 
the  flute  ;  musical.  Subs,  a  mu- 
sician. 

AvXiov,  -01',  TO,  (dim.  of  same)  a 
litUe/uld,  hut,  cot. 

Ai'Aif,  -iioi,  li,  (fr.  same)  a  camp ; 
a  tent,  pavilion ;  a  httuiit,  rtsi- 
dence.  Also,  a  small  country 
in  Thrace,  Aalis. 

AvXicicos,  -611,  6,  (dim.  of  avXij  a 
pipe)  a  small  pipe.  d.  pi.  loa. 
avXiaKOiot. 

AuXs/i'ii/fdi  -w,  (fi*.  next,  and  fiaviu 
madness)  lobe  muxir.mad. 

Ai/Xof, -oS,  0,  (periiaps  fr.  avui,  or 
d(tf  to  blow )  a  pipe,  flute ;  any 
lone,  strait,  and  narrow  tube  ;  a 
socket,  ferule,  ring  ;  a  stream, 
rivulet;  a  discharge  of  blood ;  a 
kind  of  shell-fifh. 

AftXof,  -01),  b,  ly,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  \i\rj 
timber)  incorporeal,  immaterial  ; 
not  of  the  nature  of  matter,  or 
substance. 

AvXoCiievoi,  par.  pres.  pass.  cent. 

of  avXio). 
AvXui-,  -iiivof,  h,  a  valley.  Vile;  a 
chanr^el,  strait  ;  a  level,  plain  ;  a 
meadow. 
AvSuvottcfis,    -fof  -oCj,  6,   1/,    (fr. 
last,  and  ctSof  likeness)  like  a  val- 
ley, hollow,  low. 
AuXuri;,  -i^oj,  fi,  (fr.  next)  a  hel- 
met, headpiece,  casque. 
AeXwrof,  -oE,  i,  fi,  (fr.  avXdf  a  pipe, 
and  cj-^  appearance)  like  a  pipe, 
or  flageolet,  trumpet  shaped;  ob- 
long, conical. 
Ai'fdiTi,  3  sin.   pres.  ind.  act.  — 
Aw^dvtiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  — Aufd- 
rtrc,  2  pi.    pres.    impr.  act.  — 
Av^avducvof,  par.  pres.  pass.  — 
Atf^dfwv,   -ovaa,  -ov,  a.  sin.  or 
neut.  pi.   -novra,  par.  pres.  act. 
of 
Avfdiw,  Au^ru,  and  Ai^u,  f.  av^fj- 
cu),  p.    rifi^rjKi.   to  augment,  en- 
large ;  to  exalt,  aggrandize  ;  ad- 
vance, prefer,  promote.    Av^o/iat, 
to  increase,  grow  ;  multiply,  ex- 
lend,  flourish,   prosper.     3    sin. 
pres.  inri.  aiifci.  pres.  impr.  ai'fc. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  rji^rjaa'  inf.  av^H- 
aai.  2  a.  act.  tji^auov.  pres.  pass. 
ai^Oftai,  3  sin.  av^trai'  par.  ai;^6- 
ficvoi,  per.   pass,   n^'ini'di.    1  a. 
pass.  ind.  tiv^fiOijv  sub.  aufijfld' 
inf.  oufr)9^»a<"  par.  ai/(>)9ti(,  a. 
lin.  nv^iOlvTti. 
Ai^vrif,  'lof,  Alt.  -twf,  ^,  (fr.  la.st) 
increase,  n/lilition  ;     growth,  en- 
largement; promotion,  ailianct- 
ment. 
AefiiTtoc,  d.  pi.  — Ai^iaiv,  a  sin. 

of  lant. 
Ai^nTdi,  Ion.   for  »;uf>;roi,   3  sin. 

p^r.  psss.  of  av^ilria. 
Xv^nrt'bf,  -0*,  6,li,  (fr.  o-'fu  to  in- 
crease)    inrreasinf,    enlarginif, 
growing,    eralting.      Also,    in- 
rrra^ett,  grmvn,  &c. 
At^ii),  sec  iit^iVu. 
Au^v),  -m,  ht  Cf-  '"''<'  '"  slioul,  or 
to   dry)  a  shout,    loud  railing; 
oxUcry,  clamour.    Also,  drought, 
dryness, 
kief,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  aiu  to  dry)  dry, 


ATT 


ATT 


parched  ;  withered,  dusty,  comp.  ]     self-declared  ;     spontaneous,  vo- 

•rcpo;.  \      luiilary  i  freely,  umctked ;    nn- 

'AvTvos,  -oil,  b,  !,,  (fr.  a  neg.  andi     provoked,  not  called  for. 

iJTvoj  sleep)    slcfpless,    uxiking,\AvTcvv,  Dur.  for  i/uToti',3  pi.  impf. 

watching.  j     ind.  of 

.Kipa, -as,  J7,   (fr.  at'ui    to  blow)   a!  AuTf'ui -w,  f.  ->;(i(i),    p.   ijOttjito,  (fr. 

gait,  breath,  air,   breeze ;  pai7i,\     avrq    the    shout   of    battle)    to 

spasm  ;  inspiration.  1     shout,  cry  out,  exclaim ;  to  hoiloo, 

Aopioi,  (perhaps  fr.  avu)  to  shine)       cheer. 

to-morrow,    the    morrow;    soon,  Avrtaiv,  Ion.  for  avriav,  g.  pi.  of 

next  in  lime,  I      avrdi. 

Avpof, -11,  -uv,  rich,  wealthy,  opu-AvTfi,-T7j,-Triv,-TTii,c^seso{sAme: 

lent.  I  Aiiri;,  -rhv,  riji,  cases  of  (iutoj. 

'Avcc,   and    'Avaai;   Ion.    and  by  j  ACr^, -r^;,^,  (fr.  ui)u  to  shout)  ci.i 


Deal,  for  r/vcz,  3  sin.  and  rivaav, 
3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  — Aiaai,  1  a. 
iiif.  act.  of  aitii. 
At'ffraXfof,  -a,  -ov,  same  as  avos 


mouT,  shout,   confused  cry,  din 
of  battle ;  a  fight,  battle;  charge, 
onset. 
AvTiiye,  fem.  of  avris,  which  see, 


AutTTT/pia, -af,  1'/,  (fr.    next)  rough-]     with  ye,  the  enclitic. 

ness,    austerity;  moroseness,  se-' AvTr'iKoas,  -ov,  b,  1%  (fr.   ai'rifSCU, 

verity,  strictness;  sullenness,  re-l     and  okovu  to  hear)    who  hears 

serve.  for  himself,  or  tcith  his  own  ears  ; 

Atxrrr/pdf ,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  avu>  to  dry)  1      an  eye-witness  ;  independent,  un- 

Tough,  bitterish;  austere,  harsh,]     controlled. 

severe  ;  reserved,  close.  .  /  Ai'i-ilfii-'p,    (of   same,  and   ^fiap  a 

ACt',  for  aiTE,  sec  aP.  j     d:iy)'to-day,  this  day,  now. 

Aira,  Dor.  for  aCr^.  —  Auru,Dor. '  Aur^jf,  g.  fern.  sin.  —  Aun/j,  Ion. 

for  avrfi  fem.  of  (ivrds.  j      for  uiToif,  d.  pi.  fem.  of  avr6i. 

Avrti,  -raTf,  -rdi,  cases  of  same.     Avr't,  for  avrddt. 
AvrdyycXof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ovrdy  .self,  AutiV,  and  .iuTi';)!;',  for 

and    dyyfXof  a  messenger)  AislAvrfna,  (fr.  oyTOf  the  same)  jm?/i€- 

own  messenger,  who  brings  neivsl     diately,  quickly,   (his    moment; 

of  himself;  a  voluntary  messen-       directly,    to  the  point ;  for  in- 

ger,  harbinger.  \      stance,  example.   'O  avTixa,  prc- 

AurdyijTof, -ou,  6,  i%(fr.  same,  andl      sent,    immediate,    instant,    sud- 

aydu  to  admire)  a  self-admirer  ;  i      dm.     To  avTiKa,for  the  present. 

vain,  conceited,  fond  of  himself,  j 
Avrdypera, -ii)i',  TH,  (neut.   pi.  of] 

next )  a  freeuill  offering,  bene- ' 

valence,  contribution.  ; 

Avrdypcroi,  -ov,  b, »;,  (fr.  avToi  Self, ' 


AvrUa  vrcro;,  at  nightfall,  dusk. 
'Hi  avTiKa,as  quickly  as  possible. 
Avrir.a  ii),  AvTiKa  ylroi,  in  the 
first  place,  flrst  of  all.  AvrUa 
fid\a,  very  shortly,  by  and  by. 


and  aytlpid  to  collect)  .tf//"-co/-' A(>r<5,  Dor.  for  rtt0;{,  see  aD. 
lecled,     confluent  ;     contributed,]  Avrfii),  -Ti(,  fi,  and  AvTfo)v,  -/loj,  6, 


given  voluntarily. 
aItoi,  n.  pi.  fem.  of  oJroj. 
AvTiiv,  Dor.  for  avrfjv,  a.  sin.  fem. 

of  (lurof. 


(perhaps  fr.  avu>  to  burn)  a 
breath,  an  air ;  fume,  vapour, 
steam  ;  smell,  stench,  exhala- 
tion. 


AvTih'lpos,-ov,b,fi,(fT.avT3(Stime,\AvTd,  (neut.  of  avrit  self)  self, 
and  aiiip  a  man)  his,  or  their]  same,  itself.  Kii  rd  avrd,  Kanl 
own  selves,  ivith  the  same,  wi:h  '■      rb  avrd,  togdher,  along  with,  at 


themselves,  vith  the  men 

Avrap,  Poet,  for  ardp. 

.KvrdpKCta,  -a(,  l),  (fr.  aurrfpif>;f  suf- 
ficient) sufficiency,  enough,  com- 
petence ;  contentment,  satisfac- 
tion ;  self-stifficieney,  independ- 
ence. 

AiTupv/w -b),  (fr.  same)  to  satisfy, 
content,  suffice. 

AvTiipKns,  -iOi-ov(,  b,  !j,  (fr.  avrif 
self,  and  npulia  to  suffice)  suffi- 
cient, enough  ;  rjtmplete,  ade- 
quate, flt;  contrnted,  satisfied. 

Aur/?p<t(3j  (ft.  last)  enough,  suffi- 
ciently. 

Aurnf,  AvtSidv,  Dor.  for  aurrjf,  and 
avruf,  see  uvrtf(. 

Avri,  sec  av. 

Avrlt),  Ion,  for  atri),  n,  fem.  of 
avT6i. 

kvTi^ovaioi,  -ov,  h,  h,  (fr-  nuTifself, 
and  {(ovala  powi-r)  free,  intle- 
pendcnt,  his  own  master. 

AvTt(nvaiiTni,  -nrof,  h,  Cr.  last) 
freedom,  indrpendenrr. 

AiirfffdyyfXra,-,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  auri( 
■elf,  and  (irayyAXuj  to  announce) 
(101) 


the  same  time.  Km  ri  avri,  to 
the  same  thing,  place,  or  pur- 
pose. Avrd  ndvor,  this  only,  that 
alone,  only.  Kai  auro  ii\  tovto, 
that  i$  it,  the  very  thing,  it  is  just 
so. 

Avroiiodti)  -i,  (fr.  avrit  self,  and 
^odu)  to  exclaim)  to  praise  one's 
self,  boast,  vaunt,  pros.  inf. 
avTO0nav. 

AvTti0oii,  (fr.  same,  and  /?oiy  a 
shout)  at  the  flrst  shout,  suddenly, 
immediately,  at  once. 

AvTo0opla{,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  avris  self, 
and  Bnp/iif  the  north  wind)  a 
very  Boreas,  Boreas  himself. 

AvT6Jiov\os,-ov,b,li,  (fr.same,and 
fiovXfi  will)  self-uilM. 

A  vr6ya,  Dor.  for  avrdyt,  (fr.  same) 
to  the  same  place,  here  indeed, 

AuToy/vtOXof,   Ai'TOyfi'lt,  KjToyi- 
vr)ro{,  AvToydvnf,  (fr.  same, and 
ylvoiim   to  be   Ixirn)    'clf-madr^ 
self -created ,  srlf-prmluced  ;  tier 
nal ;  innate,  nattve,natwai;  in 
cestunus. 

AvrdypSijiof,    -ov,  b,  i,  (fr.  Ba^nqj 


A  XT 

aiul  ypdi^ut  to  write)  oiiiiinai, 
wriltiii  with  one'n  own  hanil, 
sigiteil. 

AiruyOov,  'Pv,  ri,  (fr.  same,  ami 
ji'j  or  yvU  a  lield)  the  heivt,  or 
slock  of  the  pl'jugh,  wliioli  lios  in 
the  furrow,  aiul  upon  which  the 
sock  or  |iloughsharu  is  li\cd. 

Aiiri)<5'irnTi){,  -01',  h,  i/,  (fr.  avrif  sell, 
and  6ai^m  to  wound)  aclt'-slain. 

AvTdSti^oi,  -ou,  6,  >'i,  (tr.  same,  and 
ii)\oi  niaiiifust)  sel/'-eviileni. 

XvToiitiKoyia,  -as,  >;,  (fr.  next)  self- 
service,  altcndancc  on  one's  xelf. 

AvToitaKovo;,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  same, 
and  iiaKovoi  an  atttcndant)  sclf- 
aUcndcd,  who  does  all  liis  own 
work. 

Avro^iSaKTOi,  -ov^  b,  Ij,  (ft.  same, 
and  iiidaKij  to  teach)  self- 
lau^ht. 

.KuTiScfTriSj  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
tw  or  itj/it  to  intlict)  a  suicide, 
murderer,  assassin. 

Jivrocrci,  (IV.  same,  and  iroi  a 
year)  this,  or  that  year,  the  sami 
>/r'Xr. 

AvrdOc,  Avt69cv,  (fr.  same)  from 
thul  place  or  lime  ;  hence,  hence- 
forth ;  there,  in  that  place  ;  then, 
ut  that  time;  tlienceforlh,  forth- 
with, directly. 

Xvrddt,  (fr.  same)  there,  then, 
therein;  at  that  time;  in  that 
place. 

Adtoio,  Ion.  for  auron,  g.  ofauroj. 

AvTOKaciyfi'irn,  -riSi  hi  (fr-  next)  n 
full  sister, 

AvroKaaiyviiTOi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  avrhg 
self,  Kdais  kin,  and  yivouni  to  be 
born)  a  full  brother  ;  oj  the  whole 
Hood. 

AvTOKardKotros,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr. 
same,  and  KaraKplvia  to  con- 
demn) self-condemned,  self-con- 
victed. 

KvTOKtXtvaToq,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  same, 
and  jctXtuu)  to  exhort)  unhidden, 
ready,  willing,  voluntary, 

AvroKcXfjs,  -to;  -out,  b.  If,  (fr.  same, 
and  KiXui  to  exhori)  same  as 
last. 

KvToKoaTopiKii,  -ii,  -bv,  (fr.  ne\t) 
of  free  will,  mere  motion  ;  sove- 
reign, ahsolutc, 

AvTOKodrutp,  -opo{,  b,  (fr.  avri; 
self,  and  updroi  power)  one's  own 
moAUr,  independeTil ;  self-de- 
pendent ;  self-emanating  or  pro- 
ceeding ;  supreme,  sovereign,  ab- 
solute;  pUnipotenlinry, 

KvTdKTovoi,  -oy,b,  I],  (fr.  same,  and 
KTtit'ij)  to  kill)  self-killing,  mur 
dcrous  ;  a  suicide. 

A.vTo\c^d,  (fr.  same,  and  Xffij  a 
word)  to  a  word,  verbatim,  by 
rote. 

AvT6\vKoi,  -ov,  b,  Autolycus,  a 
man's  name. 

Avri^aroi,  -ri,  -ov,  or  -ov,  h,  I),  (fr. 
same,  ani  jia'u  to  desire)  spon- 
taneous, of  its  own  ar.cord,  volun- 
tary ;  natural,  unassisted  by  art. 
In  ncut.  an  automaton,  a  self- 
moving  machine. 

Aero/iifruf,  (fr.  last)  spontaneoiu- 
ly,  naturally,  of  itself . 


ATT 

Ai'ru;i»i5ui',  -oiTuj,  6,  Aulomedun, 

a  man'iinaine. 
!  Airofiijrcup,  -opoi,   b,  i),   (tr.  aurif 
same,  and  fii)n/p  mother)  like, 
resembling   the  mother  ;    of  the 
same  mother  ;  the  very  mother. 

KvTOftoXiu)  -u),  f.  -I'lau),  |>.  -'iKa,  (fr. 
next)  to  come  from,  or  go  to  the 
other  side,  or  party,  desert,  fall 
off"  from. 

.\.VT6no\ni,  -oil,  b, !/,  (fr.  avrii  sell, 
and  /loX/w  to  go)  a  deserter,  trai- 
tor, recreant,  apostate. 

Xvrofd'i,  -i?«,  i),  Autonol,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

AvTOvojih^u-ovjiai,  f.  -^aoixat,  (fr. 
avrdt'Ofjoi  self-directed)  to  direct 
onc\'i  self,  follow  one's  own  will. 

KvTuv6^r],  -/;{,  )';,  (fem.  of  next) 
Aulonomi,  a  woman's  name. 

Kvrdvofioi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  aurijself, 
and  v(5/i(j{  law)  sclf-di reeled  ;  in- 
dependent ;  wilful,  headstrong. 

XvTovv)^ei,  and  -xi,  (fr.  same,  and 
viif  night)  to-night,  this  night ; 
tliesame  night,  that  night. 

AvTonayfis,  -ios  -oui,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  irt'iyvviJi  to  compact)  self- 
made  ;  cohering  together,  bind- 
ing, cohesive,  compart,  firm, 

Avrdniaroi,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  same,  and 
ziaroi  credible)  self-evident; 
convincing,  persuasive  ;  appa- 
rent, evident. 

\vTiijT6vriTos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  -iTovfj)  to  work)  self-wrought, 
self-made,  setf-effected. 

AuroToiif,  -o5oi,  b,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
TToui  a  foot)  on  nne^s  own  feet. 

.\.vroTp'iau>-soi,  -ov,b,i'i,  (fr.  same, 
a.nd'  rpuawTTov  the  face)  of  the 
natural  countenance,  in  one's  own 
person, 

AuroTTTTjf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
6zTr)fiai  to  behold)  an  eye-wit- 
ness ;  a  spectator,  beholder,  looker 
on.   n.  pi.  avToiTTnt. 

AvrdplivToi,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  same,  and 
jjeui  to  flow)  flowing  of  itself, 
Springing  naturally,  gushing, 
bubbling. 

AuTi);,  -h,  -i,  (perhaps  fr.  oD  again, 
and  rdi  obs.  for  b  he)  he,  she,  it ; 
himself,  herself,  itself;  mere, 
very ;  spontaneous,  of  himself, 
Uc. ;  same,  the  same,  sup.  av- 
TuTaro;. 

AiJrof,  ->i,  -0,  used  for  ovroi,  or 
lavTov,  which  see. 

AvTodTdiia,  -a;,  t),  (fr.  last,  and 
crdfiof  firm,  th.  "icrrjiJtlo  stand) 
a  standing,  or  remaining  fixed 
in  one  place  ;  a  standing  fight. 

AirdiTToXof,  -ou,  0,  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  arlXiij}  to  equip)  who  is  ship, 
convoy,  or  guide  to  himself  in 
his  own  vessel  ;  escorting  per- 
sonrdly;  a  swimmer. 

Af-rajroi'o?,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  arivo>  to  groan)  groaning 
under  his  own  sorrows,  suffering 
under  woes  of  his  own  making. 

AvTna)(i.f,ia,  -ai.  Ion.  -ij^>7i  -'-S,  '/> 
(fr.  avToayii'itos  sudden)  a  fight 
hanrl  to  hand,  close  ambat,  close 
quarters  ;  hurry,  precipitation, 
haste,  confusion,  tumult. 
(102) 


ATT 


Avro<j:^f5idf(i),  f.  -(10(1),  (fr.  same) 
to  hurry,  hasten,  act  with  preci- 
piliilion,  or  rashly  ;  to  disorder, 
embroil,  confuse,  confound,  dis- 
turb. 

AvToa^tHnaiia,  -tiros,  rd,  (fr.  last) 
a  thing  done  in  a  hurry  ;  hcute, 
rashness,  precipitation. 

AvToa)(^eStaartKds,  -fit  •'^"i  Cf-  """ 
Toa)(^i6ios  sudden)  hurried,  tu- 
multuous, raah,  hasty ;  unpre- 
meditated. 

Avroo^eSln,  -»?f,  h,  (f''-  same)  hur- 
ry, precipitation,  haste ;  rash- 
ness ;  tumult,  confusion. 

AvToc^iSios,  -a,  -ov,  and  -on,  b,  !), 
(fr.  avrbs  same,  and  a-)(i!nns 
near)  sudden,  extemporaneous, 
done  at  the  moment ;  hasty,  pre- 
cipitate, rash  ;  unpremeditated, 
not  prepared  ;  rough,  clownish, 
uncouth  ;  tumultuous,  confused, 
disorderly ;  fighting  at  close 
quarters. 

AvToa)(^cSiu)s,  (fr.  last)  spontane- 
ously ;  suddenly,  hastily,  precipi- 
tately ;  tumultuously  ;  close,  hand 
to  hand. 

AvToa)(^c(')dv,  -(Vi  or -Si)ii>,  (fr.  same) 
nigh,  close,  hand  to  hand, 

Avrdraros,  sup.  of  avTus- 

AvTorc\hii  -ios  -ovs,  b,fi,  (fr.  avrbs 
self,  and  riXos  the  end,  or  a 
tax)  perfecting,  ejjfective,  perfect, 
finished,  complete  ;  sufficient,  ca- 
pable, answerable ;  independent, 
living,  or  acting  at  his  own  ex- 
pense. 

Avrov,  viz.  xii>pov,  (g.  sin.  of aurif) 
for  avrdOt. 

AvTOu,  Afry,  Avrdv,  for  tavrov, 
-7(3,  -rdv. 

AvTOvpycw  -Hi,  f.  -i)(T<j,  (fr.  next) 
to  act  of,  from,  or  by  one^s  self; 
to  labour,  work  with  the  hands. 

AvTovpyds,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  nurdf  self, 
and  ipyov  work)  self-acting; 
spontaneous,  native,  natural  ;  a 
workman,  labourer,  mechanic. 

AvTv(p\oios,  -ov.  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  (j)\oibv  the  bark)  with  the 
bark,  covered  with  the  bark ; 
rough,  unshapen. 

AvTotpvhSi-ios  -ovs,  and  Aurd^uTOf, 
-ov,  b,  1;,  (fr.  same,  and  (piw  to 
grow)  self-born,  self-produced; 
native,  natural,  spontaneous. 

AvT6(pu)pai>,  -ov,  tH,  (fr.  same,  and 
ijiuip  a  thief)  the  very  fact,  the  act 
itself;  a  foul  deed,  crime,  offence. 
CTavT0(l>ii)0(f>  for  tTr'  avT0<pijip<f, 
in  the  very  fact. 

Avrdxt'p,  -p''f,  *!  ';,  Cr-  same,  and 
yc'tp  the  hand)  with  one^s  own 
hand,  the  very  person,  the  imme- 
diate perpetrator  ;  a  suicide,  n. 
pi.  avrdx^ipci- 

AvTo-xup\,  and  -pia,  (fr.  last)  with 
tlie  lumd,  personally. 

Avri^Oi^v,  -ovts,  b,  fi,  (fr.  avrbs 
same,  and  xOi^v  land)  native,  in- 
digenous, original. 

Avroxouiuos,  and  At)rci5(;(iJVOj,-ou,6, 
//,  (fr.  same,  and  ;^;cDvo«  a  smelt- 
ing furnace)  shapeless,  rough,  un- 
finished, aa  it  came  from  the 
furnace  ;    solid,  massy  ;   huge, 


lirge  ;  bursting  or  pouring  forth 
as  from  a   furnace  ;     babbli)ig, 
blabbing,  that  cannot  keep  secret. 
Avriixpvfa,  (fr.  same,  and  xp'i/"' 
a    matter)    the  tiling  itsttf,    the 
very  matter;    in    realiti/,    tnily, 
really ;  clearly ^  plainly,  evi'lentiy 
AuTciyuToy,  -ov,  b,  4,  (fr.  same,  and 
;^fw  to   pour)  bursting,  shed  or 
poured  out  of  itself. 
AvToxl'tt,  (fr.  next)  at  the  very  sight; 

by  sigJU. 
AvTo\j,la,  -Of,  and  -■^.tri,  -tn,  fi,  (fr. 
avrb;  self,  and   di/if  sight)   the 
sight,  view,  ocular  demonstration, 
eye-siglit. 
Atir.]),  -Tii,  -tUv,  cases  of  avrif. 
Avri,  Dor.  for  auroC,  oravrodt. 
Airjj,  -rii',  cases  of  aurof. 
AiVuij,  or  AiTw;,  (fr.  avToj  same) 
so,  thus ;  likewise,  in  like  manner 
or  state  ;  merely,  only  ;  without 
cause  or  reason,  rasldy,  giddily  ; 
in  vain,  idly  ;  freely,  gratis. 
Avfiia,  JEol-  for  au^^/i'u,  and 
fiv)(^h',  (oTav^iia,  a.  sin.  ofav^^^rjv. 
Av^htoi,  -ov,  0,  fj,   ((r.   avxh^i  ihe 
neck)    of  the    neck  ;    about  the 
shoulders. 
Av^iii}  -w,  f.  -ijau,  p.  Tiv^TiKa,  (per- 
haps fr.    sam>)   to  boast,  brag, 
vaunt,  glory. 
Ai':^!;, -ijf,  and  Avx<l<"i, -loi,  Att. 
-foif, ',  (fr.  last)  bragging,  boast- 
ing, vaunting ;  triumph,  exulta- 
tion. 
Avyhv,  -fvo(,  h,  the  neck,  back  of 
the  neck,  nape,  shoulder  ;  apass, 
deJiU,  strait,   isthmus. 
Av\iidiM>,  and  Av)(^filui  -d,  (fr.  av^- 
/lif  drought)  to  be  parched  with 
drought;     to    be    dusty,     dirty, 
squalid,  foul ;    to  be  shabby,  or 
ragged;  to  mourn,  wear  mourn- 
ing, which  the  ancients  express- 
ed by  foul  and  worn  clothes. 
Av)(iiriBii,  -<i,  -ii',  (fr.  same)  dry, 
withered,  arid,  desert ; foul,  JiUhy, 
squalid  ;  dull,  dark,  Husky. 
AM)Qi6oftai,  (fr.  same)  see au;^/ia'ui. 
Av^liif,  -oTi,  h,  (|)crhaps  fr.  uiw  to 
dry)  drought  arising    from  heat, 
dryness,   aridity;  foulness,  slo- 
venliness. 
Avxf'^^ift  -fof  -""f.  i>  n,  (fr-  I'lsi) 

hot,  parrlnng  ;  dn/,  arid  ;  foul, 
dirty,  squalid  ;  slovenly. 

Au'ii,  and  sometimes  aCu,  and  by 
Dyal.  ntw,  {.  avail),  p.  ijiiifa,  (fr. 
diM  to  blow)  to  dry,  parch, 
sr^rh  ;  to  light  up,  kindle,  in- 
Jlame,  set  on  fire  ;  to  shout,  cry 
out,  esclaim  ;  to  roar ;  to  resound, 
ring,  echo ;  to  sparkle,  shine, 
glitter ;  to  blow,  breathe ;  to  touch ; 
to  steep.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ijO^a,  as 
if  fr.  ai'fw  Dor.  (or  a  van). 

Af',  for  Arh,  l>f;foro  an  aspirate. 

A^nyi'^uj,  (fr.  nzh  intens.  and  uy- 
vtctii  to  jiurify)  to  consecrate, 
htdlow,  nemlr,  set  apart,  sanc- 
tify ;  to  purify,  cleanse,  expiate, 
atone. 

A'pnfinvia,  nnd  A'PafinvStv ,  Hcb,  in- 
decl.  a  royal  tent,  pnxilion. 

KifmipiOiUt-iIca,  -(!',  par.  i  n.  pass. 
—  k^itriOfiaoi'ai,  -1,  -irai,  1  f 


ind.  pass.  —  A^oipr7i',  pres.  inf 
cont.  —  Atiaifurai,  3  sin.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  pass.  —  A^aip^,  3  sin. 
cont.  pres.  sub.  pass.  —  Atfaipip 
cuj,  -£ij»  -ti,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
aiaipiui. 

A<palptfta,  or  -tjua,  -aros,  n),  (fr. 
a<paipiu>  to  take  awav)  a  taking 
away,  carrying  off" ;  a  withdraw- 
ing, separation,  distinction  ;  that 
which  is  withdrawn  or  separated, 
the  part  of  the  victim  offered,  an 
offering,  oblation. 

A<l>nipioii,  -19?,  Att.  -£u){,  i';,  (fr. 
same)  a  taking  away,  depriva- 
tion, separation ;  an  offering, 
sacrifice  ;  apheertsis,  a  gramma- 
ticaljigure. 

A<^nio(u>  -a,  f.  ->i<ru),  p.  aArjpriKa, 
(fr.  (iTrdfrom,  and  lupiia  to  take 
to  take  away,  ca^Ty  off,  spoil, 
plunder,  bereave,  strip,  deprive  ; 
to  rescue,  free,  or  deliter  from  ; 
to  disting^iish,  separate ;  to  re- 
move, reject,  erpel ;  to  suppress, 
stop,  prohibit,  discontinue;  to 
amputate,  prune,  pare  ;  to  era- 
dicate, deface,  destroy  ;  to  de- 
prive, divest  ;  to  conceal,  hide 
A<paipiouat  -ovfiat,  to  be  stripped, 
deprived,  lose.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
a<prjptjaa.  2  a.  ind.  act.  afcDiov. 
per.  pass,  acptjpriiiai,  or  a(l>fiptfini. 
1  a.  pass.  a(f,i,pi6!iv.  1  f.  pass. 
atpaipcOiiao/iai.  1  f.  mid.  ind. 
a<pain>i<yOjiai'  inf.  acpqttpriatadai.  2 
a.  mid.  ind.  a0£iA(i/i7;i/"  sub.  a^c- 
Xd/tai'  inf.  a(pcKeadat. 

'Aipiiiaros,  -w,  or  -oio,  b,  Dor.  for 
'H<j)aiaTo;. 

A(pdK>],  -»?f,  I'l,  a  kind  of  pulse,  a 
town  in  Libya. 

'A(p3\o(,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ifiaXi';  a  crest)  wanting  the  crest, 
unplumed. 

A(pd'\\oiiat,  (fr.  atri  from,  and  a\- 
\ofiai  to  leap)  to  leap  down  or 
off;  to  bound  or  spring  away; 
to  flee,  escap". 

A<paiiaPTdiio,  f.  -^au),  p.  aifirifinprr)- 
Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  a/iaprdiu)  to 
err)  to  miss, fail,  mistake,  mis- 
carry ;  to  be  disappointed^  be  be- 
reft, deprived  or  destitute  of  2  a. 
a^;J^aoror' par.  aipa^uoriiv. 

A<l>aiiaproiirtii,  -io(  -ov(,  b,  i;,  (fr. 
last,  anil  firof  a  word)  rambling 
in  language,  verl/ose,  tedious ; 
diffuse  in  style,  diffusive,  inco- 
herent. 

Aipdiiaprov,-cf,  -t.  Ion.  for  n^i/fiap- 
Tov,  2  a.  ind.  oi  a<t>ai'npTdvw. 

Ai^ffmn,  -at,  ii,  (fr.  next)  dark- 
ness, obscurity,  indistinctness  ; 
uncirlainty,  doubt. 

A0ai'>>{,  -iof  -ov<,  b.  If,  (fr.  a  nrc. 
and  i^talvi-  to  appear)  ilark,  ob- 
scure, indistinct  ;  unseen,  not 
clear,  h'dden;  evanescent,  vaniili- 
ed  ;  igniililr,  mean,  tow. 

Kfnvi^ei,  3  sin.  and  A i^ai'/{ou<Ti,  3 
pi.  pres.  ind.  art.  —  AipnvlaOrrrt, 
2  pi.  1  a.  inipr.  pass.  — Afavi^ri- 
/Jiroc,  -r;,  -oi,  p.ir.  per.  pass,  of 

Aifinii^u,    f.   -taut,  p.    t}<f)dviKn,  (fr. 
last)   to  hide,  conceal,  darken  ; 
In   drslroy,    abolish  ;  to  enrruiil, 
(103) 


A*A 

spoil,  deform,  disfigure;  to  dis- 
charge, dismiss.  Aipaii^ofiai,  to 
disappear,  vatiisli  ;  to  perish, 
per.  pass,  j/rfiaiio-^iai.  1  a.  pass. 
iltpaviaOrjv.    I  f.  a(jiavta9ii(J0fiai. 

A(pai'iC[ibg,  -ov,  h,  and  A(pni'iat;, 
-lof,  Att.  -£u)f,  i),  (I'r,  last)  a  dis- 
appearance, r'anishing  ;  depart- 
ure ;  death,  ehcease ;  ext'nclion, 
ruin,  destruction  ;  an  abolition, 
doing  away,  annulling. 

'AipavTOi,  -ov,i),  I'l,  (fr.  same)  dis- 
appearing, vanishing,  evanes- 
cent ;  unseen,  invisible,  hidden  ; 
obscure,  humble,  loicly. 

A(pdvrw?,  and  'Afavrov,  (fr.  last) 
obscurely,  darkly  ;  secretly,  pri- 
vily, privately,  unlieeded,  unob- 
Sfrved. 

AttavCii,  (fr.  a0avj)j  obscure)  same 
as  last. 

A<pdirro},  f.  -n'^u,  p.  avritpa,  (fr. 
avb  from,  and  aaria  to  luing)  to 
hang  to  or  jtpon,  append,  affix, 
fasten  to,  tie,  bind  to  ;  to  toucli, 
approach,  come  near  to.  per. 
pass.  ind.  d(l>'jiJfiat'  par.  aiiju- 
jxivoi,  Ion.  oTzafi^iai,  and  airajj.- 
fiivoi. 

'AaSp,  and  Ion.  nipapd,  (perhaps 
fr.  (i^i)  the  touch)  immediately, 
quickly,  suddenly,  conip.  a<pdo- 
rrpuf. 

A<pnpcvi,  -io(,  -rjof,  and  -/uf,  o, 
Aphareus,  a  man's  name. 

A<pnpr]rloai,  Poet,  for  A((>apeiiat, 
-u)v,  oi,  the  sons  of  Aphareus. 

AepdpKi],  -ni,  t'l,  an  evergreen  tree. 

AipdpftnKTog,  -ov,  b,  »';,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  (pdpfiaKov  a  drug)  unadul- 
terated, unmixed. 

A(^np-n'^o),  f.  -dau),  and  -d^u),  (fr. 
a-D  from,  and  (!p7ra'^u  to  rob) 
to  plunder,  carry  away,  despoil, 
rob  ;  to  steal,  snatch,  pick  up. 

A<pdprcpoi,  -a,  -or,  (oomp.  of(i0(;p 
quickly)  quicker,  speedier,  soon- 
er ;  more  sudden. 

Acacia,  -as,  Ion.  and  Poet.  n/j0a 
ollt-vii  '^1  (fr-  a  ncji.  and  ^>if,l 
or  (jidiii  to  speak)  silence,  dumb- 
ness, inability  to  speak  ;  astonish- 
ment, fear. 

'A0riro?, -ou,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  inex- 
pressible, surprising,  unuttera- 
ble ;  not  to  be  repeulcel,  spoken, 
or  mentioned,  obscure,  of  no  re- 
port, mean,  low. 

A^dTMi,  (fr.  last)  ine.rprrssibly^ 
surprisingly ;  without  number, 
rnoueb,  sufficiently,  plentifully, 
abundantly. 

Aijinvpii,  -('i,-&r,  {fr.  a  intenc.  and 
(liniipof.  Dor.  for  (/.urAos  worlli- 
M-HS  ;  or  navpof  few)  weak,  faint, 
feeble;  lazy,  slothful;  cowardly; 
vile,  worthless  ;  dull,  dim.  comp. 
o^nipilrtpoc,  sub.  -liruToc. 

A^ni'iD,  f.  -ai''<rw,  (fr.  nrrd  inlons. 
and  oi'iw  lo  dry)  to  dry  up,  with- 
er, decay,  fade  ;  to  starve,  fa^ 
ynish. 
' A<f>dii)  -(Ti,  f.  -diru),  {fr.  i^tl  a 
touch)  to  touch,  handle  ;  to  stroke, 
sooth,  caress,  af^uivrn,  Poet,  for 
A<pwyra,  a.  :im.  mat.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act. 


A<f.tyyii:,  -io{  -o?>,  4,  f),  (fr.  a  nop. 
and  iplyyei  bnehliiess)  uithuiit 
ltf;hl,  oKu-iirt,  ilark  ;  blind;  tni 
pcrrcpiilile,  gentle. 

'A-'jti'poj,  -ou,  i,  (fr.  next)  the  eala 
menia,  mrttsrs. 

A(/)rt/)ui,  (fr.  a()>ifpi)V  0.  pri^'v)  to 
clioke,  stiJTocdtf,  slifie,  'Aiptiprj,  C 
sin.  prcs.  sub.  pass. 

A^ti'flaii',  -iji'of,  A,  (fr.  nffd  apart, 
and  u^pa  a  scat)  a  privy  ;  a 
aewrr,  drain  ;  perhaps,  tfie  rec- 
tum, OT  lowcrmoxi  gut.     a.  sin. 

Ai|Jfr;T£,  Ion.  for  iKpijTC,  2  pi.  2  a. 
sub.  net.  of  aiiiq/jt. 

A(pcOu(,  AifiiOm',  ->)Si>',  or  -clOriv, 
A<pcOii>;v,  A^iO^i'ai,  AtjicOi'iaofiai, 
see  same. 

A<pcih'ii)-ti,  f.  -t'laio,  (fr.  o^tiii);  un- 
sparing) <o  jifc  without  stint ;  to 
lavish,  squander  ;  to  dcsptse,  ex- 
pose ;  to  spare  one'' a  self,  deeline, 
shun,  aiptiii'icnvra,  a.  sin.  mas. 
of  ar/itu^Oc"?)  1  !!•  por.  act. 

Aipeiciw;,  Ion.  for  A0£i('iiif,  (fr. 
same)  liberally,  ungpariugli/  ; 
uithoul  mercy,  severely. 

A(fietfris,  -to;  -orj,  6,  i/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  <pafofiai  lo  spare)  lilieral, 
bountiful,  unsparing;  profuse, 
prodigal,  frequent,  often. 

A^cicin,  -Of, ^, (fr.  lust) profusencss, 
prodigality,  no  sparing ;  severity, 
rrtu:i!y  ;  austerity,  morlifiraiion. 

A0<'&j;(r(ii',  3  pi.  ind.  — A(p(6u>,  -fn, 
-fi,  sub.  1  a.  pass.  —  A(pcO>ico- 
fiai,  -r],  -L-rat,  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
A<pUi,  -tiaa,  -fr,  n.  pi.  Aiph'TCi, 
par.  "  a.  act.  oi a<pii)iti. 

AipciPrjv,  and  AtfiiOrjv,  A(puiiai, 
Artti/iiVoj,  see  aifiintii.. 

A(pc7Xov,  -f?, -£,  2  a.  act.  ind.; 
impr.  AipiXc  opt.  A^fXoi^a*  sub. 
A^fAt5,-r/j,  ->i'  inf.  A^jfAtTi"  par. 
A<pcXu)v.  —  AAiXtiifiai,  -tj,  -rjTai, 
2  a.  sub.  mid.  of  a<paipfw. 

A(pii\6iJiiii',  -on,  -f 70, 2  a.  mid.  ind.  ; 
inip.AiJ/>oii'Opi.A^(XnT//i;i''Sub. 
A<pcXii)jjnt,-7j,  -r)Tuf  inf.  AipeXta- 
Oai'  par.  Ai/.fXo/itJ'Of,  of  same. 

Adtu/itv,  for  iLi^iiitv,  1  pi.  of  a(ptiv, 
2  a.  ind.  act.  Or,  by  Sync,  for 
rxpdriiiev,  1  pi.  2  a.  opt.  act.  Or 
Ion.  and  Poet,  for  ai>civai.  2  a. 
inf.  act.  of  a(pltiin. 

A(pr7vai,  A^tif,  see  same. 

A(}itKTioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  orri^m  to  with- 
hold) to  he  withheld  or  afistain- 
ed  ;  to  be  avoided  or  shunned. 

AipcXyvyw,  (perhaps,  fr.  a<^A<:/vto 
take  away,  ydiv  the  knee)  to 
hurt,  injure,  uhnse. 

AtfifXtia,  -aj,  !],  (fr.  a(ptXrii  simple) 
siniplirity,  sinririly,  purity  of 
thought,  goodness  of  inluiition. 

AipiXccOc,  2  pi.  inijir.  Or,  Ion.  for 
aipiiXicOi.  2  pi.  2  a.  ind.  m.  — 
A(riiXr]!,  2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 
a<paipfui, 

Arf-iXhi,  -'OS  'OU{,b,  11,  timple,  sin- 
cfTc,  honest,  single- hearted  ;  sin- 
gle, unmixed ;  smalt,  slender, 
flight. 
A'prXxwyf.  -f(D,  (fr.  ajri  from,  and?X  • 
iriD  to  draw  )  to  drnu-  or  take  away; 
separate,  divide,  tear  asunder. 


]  Alt t\t'i II >ir,  Ion.  for  a0£tX(J/<i)V,  2  a. 

j      ind.  mid.  of  nipaiplui. 

AijicXdrvs,  -ijrosS  i/i  sumc  as  aipi- 
Xcta.  d.  sin.  a^tX6r>)Ti. 

AipeXovfiai,  -jj,  -ctTai,  2  i.  mid.  — 
A0fXui/i<ii,  2  a.  sub.  mid.  —  A^t- 
XCiiv,  2  a.  par.  act  of  aij<aipiui. 

AifeXiii,  (fr.  n^itXi/f  simple )  .«i»)f)/v, 
sincerely,  without  art  ;  singly, 
barely,  merely  ;  clearly,  dis- 
tinctly. 

'A^tfia,  -aroi,  rh,  (fr.  adlijui  to 
send  away)  a  discharge,  disnii.i- 
siiin,  sending  away  ;  deliverance, 
liberty;  remission,  forgiveness ; 
tlic  person  or  thing  discharged, 

Aipffitvos,  2  a.  pur.  mid.  of  aiplrjpn. 

'A^'jfiof,  by  Sync.  'Artvoj,  -ov,  o,  or 
-toj  -ovq,  rb,  (perhaps  fr.  a^' 
/i'u<:,  viz.  fj'ou  of  one  year)  in- 
come, revenue,  profit  ;  wealth, 
riches  ;  plenty,  abundance. 

AifiivTt,  d.  shi.  ofaificU,  2  a.  par. 
act.  of aililnft. 

Aipi^w,  I  f.  act.  ofairi)^!!). 

A^f'pro),  f.  aiiip\j.w,  (fr.  urd  intcns. 
and  fpTO)  lo  creep)  to  creej), 
CI  iivl,  move  like  a  serpent  or 
worm  ;  to  creep  or  sneak  away. 

'A*«,  -iTio,  2  pl.'Af^crt,  2  a.  impr. 
act.  of  aipirji.li. 

'A(l>catv,  a.  sin.  —  Aijiiatt,  d.  sin. 
cont.  Alt.  of 

'Aipcais,  -lo;,  Att.  -lai?,  >;,  (fr. 
a0i'i;^/i  to  send  away)  a  dismis- 
sal, discharge  ;  rcZtn.se,  deliver- 
ance ;  re7nission,forgivcness,par- 
don  ;  a  starling  post ;  speed, 
impetuosity. 

Aipcnrairji',  -rig,  -tj,  pres.  opt.  — 
A0f<rrare,  AibcdTain,  2  and  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  ot  a<piiTr>/i.ii  for  adila- 
Tn/jit.  Or  the  two  latter  are  by 
Sync,  for  aiptari'iKarc,  and  aipcu- 
TfjKaai,  2  and  3  pi.  per.  act.  of 
aiplcnifxt. 

Aijiiarrifxi,  same  as  aipiarripi. 

Aipirai,  -wr,  ai,  the  name  of  a 
place,  some  say  a  cilj-  of  Mag- 
nesia. 

'A^tTt,  2  pi.  2  a.  ind.  or  impr.  of 

AiptTios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  aipirjiii  to  dis- 
miss) to  be  dismissed,  &c.  posi- 
tively with  any  of  the  significa- 
tions of  aiphjiu. 
Aipcrris,  -oB,  0,  (fr.same)  a  shooter, 
slinger,    worker  rf  warlike   inn- 
chines^  engi7iecr  ;  a  freed  slave, 
freed  man. 
'AipcTOi,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.   same)  dis- 
missed,   discharged,     loosed,   set 
free  ;  set  apart,  sqiaraled  ;  con- 
secrated, holy  ;  rejected,  refused ; 
opposite,  coT.tr arij. 
A.q>ii^(o,  and  Aijtc\pi'u) -w,  f.   a<l>c^i^- 
(Tu,    (fr.  nrd  inlcns.  and  iix^ui  lo 
boil)  /';  boil  'way,  evaporate. 
AipioiKi],  Alt.  for  aipuKa,  per.  act. 
—  AipiiiivTai,  Att.    for  aijiiivTai, 
3  pi.  per.  pass,  of  aipiriju. 
A<liiipa,    Att.    for  aipupa,    3   sin. 

impf.  ind.  of  mpnouio. 
' A(;,h.  -Hi,    >h   {fr.  arrm  to  touch) 
n  joint ;  touching,  close  meeting  ; 
the    touch,   feeling  ;     a    touch, 
stroke,  blow. 

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A<I'0 

Afiiylofiat^  -ovitai,  f.  -ijiro/iai,  p. 
-ill^ui,  (fr.  ani  intcns.  and  jjy/o- 
/lai  lo  lead)  to  cimduct,  guide, 
tend ;  to  command,  rule,  govern  ; 
to  tell,  i^eliite,  report,  recount. 

Aipi'iyrijia,  -Stos,  tJ,  (fr.  lust)  a  re- 
lation, narration,  history,  story, 
account, 

Aipi;yt)cii,  -loj,  Att.  -fwf,  }j,  (fr. 
same)  a  nairativr,  the  recollec- 
tion, memory,  or  rihearsal  of  any 
thing  ;  the  tale  or  story  itself. 

Aijiiiyov/uvoi,  -ov.  h,  (par.  pres.  m. 
of  same)  o  leader,  captain,  chief, 
general,  commander. 

AipijKa,  -Kas,  -Kr,  or  -Kfv,  before  a 
vowel,  1  a.  ind.  act. — 'A^i;^, 
->)f , -i;,  ind.  — A(pw,-jji,-fi,  sub. 
2  M.  act.  —  Adfjo-oi)  -CIS,  -£(,  1  f. 
ind.  act.  of  u^lijjji. 

AipriXiijjtjv,  -ID,  -aro,  I  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  a6dXXojjiat. 

AipnXii,  -Uos,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  or 
(ird  from,  and  ^Xi^  a  companion) 
destitute,  forlorn,  forsaken. 

Aipi'ifiapTov,  -£j,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
a4)a)iapTdvoi. 

Aibrjiiiiivof,  par.  of  A^?f<fia(,  per. 
pass,  of  a^u'irrfc). 

Aiprji'id^^u,  f.  -lieii),  (fr.  airi  from, 
and  ^vla  a  bridb)  to  refuse  the 
rein,  not  to  bear  the  bridle;  to  be 
stubborn  or  obstinate ;  to  dis- 
obey, resist. 

Aipripcoftijv  -ovfifiv,  -iov  -oS,  -etro 
•ciTO,  impf.  jnd.  mid.  —  A<pvp'- 
Oni't  -'lit  -v,  1  a-  ind.  pass,  of 
aipaipioi. 

A<prjTwp,  -opof,  b,  (fr.  aipirjpi  to  send 
ibrlh)  an  epithet  ol^  Apollo,  Me 
utlcrer,  pronouncer  of  oracles  ; 
the  darter  of  light  ;  the  archer. 
AipOai,  -0)1/,  ai,  the  tbrush,  a  dis- 
ease in  the  mouth. 

AipOnpaia,  -n(,  )';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ipOcipw  to  destroy)  incorruplihili- 
ty,  incorrvption ;  immortality. 

' AiiiOapTOi,  -nv,  o,  >),  (fr.same)  in- 
corruptible, immorttil,  eternal. 

'A60fi{,  par.  of  " AipOqv,  ->k,  -v, 
Dor.  or  Ion.  for'i}<pOtiv,  1  a.  pass, 
of  a-ariis, 

'AipOlroi,  -nv,  6,  t),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ipOiiii  lo  corrupt)  see  dipdaproi. 

iipOdyyoiai,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 

'AcSuyyos,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same,  and 
ipOoyyos  voice,  ih.  dOiyyopai  to 
speak)  speechless,  dumb;  mute, 
silent. 

AipOivaros,  Dor.  for  Aip06i'riTOi,  -ov, 
b,!},  (fr.  same,  and  </jO(5ios  envy) 
exempt  from  envy,  vnenvied. 

AipOoviarcpoi,  Poet,  for  aipdovuTC- 
poi,  comp.  of  dijifioioi. 

AipUoviii,  -as,  i';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
i/i0ui'o5  Stint)  abundance,  plenty, 
110  stint  ;  exemption  from  envy, 
malice,  or  grudge. 

'AipOovoi,  -ov,  b.  )'/,  (fr.  same)  ex- 
empt from  envy,  unojisailed  by 
malice  ;  plentiful,  almndant,  co- 
pious, unstinted,  givtn  without 
grudge,  liberal. 
A(pOovu)i,  (fr.  last)  plentifully,  c.o- 
piously  ;  without  envy  or  stint, 
liberally. 
'AipQopoi,  -ov,  0,  !i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 


ipBt'ifoi  to  corrupt)  uncarrupted, 

untdiitted,    unluuched  ;    young, 

tender. 
A(p(t,  -ai,  n,  a  plant. 
AfiSai,  and  Ion.  a<pteaai  ^ora<pu7<ji, 

3  pi.  pres.  of  a^iiTjui. 
A^iyfi'ii,  -f'l,  -KTui,  per.  pass.  — 

Aipiyimf-  -Co,  -«''o,   pper.  pass. 

Aiptfipufia,  -uroj,  rd,  (fr.  next)  o 
statue,  image,  idol  ;  a  temple, 
xanrlunry. 

A.<pt^pvu),  and  A.(pilpivu),  f.  -liffw, 
(fr.  a-zd  in' ens.  and  icpuiti  to  fix) 
to  net,  place  ;  to  erect,  set  up  ;  to 
nfhr,  present,  dedicate. 

A(pizdt,  Kf^itvai,  A<j/uU,  see  a(pirnj.t. 

A<pici,  3  sin.  impf.  oi atpiiui. 

Aipitficv,  1  pi.  ind.  —  A^iirt,  2  pi. 
ind.  or  impr.  —  A(/)ifVw,  3  sin. 
impr.  pres.  aci.  —  AipUvai,  pres. 
inn  acf.  —  AOicrai,  3  sin.  and 
A<p(fVT<ii,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass. 

of  atpirjfii. 

A^i/n),  same  as  next.  lTn\)(.  a(plcov, 
and  Ti<piiov  -uvv,  -ita  -uii,  -lu 
-(£<.  2  a.  ind.  act.  ii(ptov,  -tj,  -£. 
2  f  ind.  act.  A^iw,  -tTs,  -£?. 

A<pinut,  f.  a^^tru,  p.  d(ptiKa,  (fr. 
ard  fronf>,  and  (i;;/!  to  send)  /o  dis- 
miss, discharge,  send,  or  put 
away  ;  to  divorce  ;  to  part  with, 
let  go ;  to  loose  ship,  weigh  an- 
chor, set  tail ;  to  forsake,  leave, 
abandon,  quit,  desert  ;  to  leave 
after ;  to  leave,  let  alone  ;  to 
leave,  omit,  neglect ;  to  permit, 
suffer,  let,  allow;  to  remit,  for- 
give, pardon,  absolve,  release  ; 
to  emit,  discharge,  hurl,  shoot, 
send  forth  ;  to  vent,  wreak ;  to 
yield,  give  up  the  ghost,  die.  2  pi. 
pres.  impr.  aiftliTf  opt.  a6iclriv 
sub.  a<t>iu)'  inf.  a<j/icvai'  par. 
afftciq.  2  a.  act.  ind.  aipJiv,  -Tn, 
-ri'  impr.  liiptt,  -irii),  2  pi.  d(ptTC 
opt.  aiptiqv  sub.  a^w,  -tii,  -^' 
inf.  atfiiivai'  par.  a<piti.  I  a.  act. 
aipijKa.  pres.  pass.  a<pit)iai,  -cat, 
-Tui.  per.  pass.  a^c7fjai,  3  pi. 
aipui'Tat'  Att.  aipiijivTaf  par. 
atpit/iivof.  I  a.  pass,  ind,  aipfj- 
Orji',  aipciOrji,  and  a(j)iOnV  impr. 
a<l<lOt\Ti'  opt.  aAiOclnV  sub.  a<{ii- 
Ou,  -rif,  -!)'  inf.  a(pcOT]vaf  par. 
a<P(8c((.  1  f.  pass.  ntpiOi'iaoitat. 

A<plnat,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
last. 

Ai^iKAvnt,  fr.  ari  intcns.  Utviittavj 
to  mpct,  sec  next. 

A0fff»Vofja(  -oTi^fjt,  f.  'i^oti'ii,  p. 
-7yii'ii,  (fr,  nrii  from,  and  iKvin- 
l^ii  lo  com<;)  to  come  or  Kofrnm 
one  ptnrr  to  nnothir,  arrive;  to 
rerirh,  attain  to ;  to  hapjim,  lie- 
fnll,  rh'inite.  pres.  inf.  a<piKvcin- 
Oitf  pnr.  nipiKvoiiicvof.  2  a,  mid. 
in'l.  aipiKifiriv,  -ov,  -cro'  sub. 
aipiKijfiiii'  inf.  atptxiaOaf  par. 
a0iir4/iCi'O(. 

AiplKn/im,  {fr.  aird  intcn«.  djv\  ikik 
to  romr^)  same  as  ln.it. 

A<ptK(fiiT)v,  1  sin.  ;  A<(iIkov,  Dor. 
Aiblnrv,  2  sin.  ;  A'^/»JTQ,  3  sin.  ; 
A  i^i'irfffflc,  2  pi.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  — 
A'plKty,   also  Dor.   for  aiplicnv,2 

a,  impr.   mid A^ixvci/)  Dor. 

O 


and  iEol.  for  aifiiKvov,  pres.  impr. 
mid.  — AipiKyjui,  Ion.  for  a<j>iKJi, 
2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  mid.  of  ai^tKvio- 
fiat. 

A(^iAd)'u6o{,  -ou,  &,  J/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
0iAu5  fond,  and  ayu6df  good)  no 
lover  of  good  men,  no  friend  to 
goodness  ;  ill  disposed,  evil-mind- 
ed. 

A(pi\av6(>iiiT!ia,  -as,  !/,  (fr.  ne.rt)  in- 
hum'ttitly,  wikindness ;  cruelty, 
barbarity. 

A<pt\dv9cuifzoi,  -ov,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  a  neg. 
^iXo{  fond,  and  didpw-oi  a  man) 
inhuman,  cruel,  savage,  barba- 
rous. 

AfiXuvBpwTTij);,  (fr.  last)  inhuman- 
ly, cruelly. 

A0iAopyCpof,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  a  neg. 
(fiiXoi  fond,  and  a'pyvpo?  silver) 
not  avaricious  ;  generous,  liberal. 

'A0(Ao;,  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
dx'Aoj  a  friend)  unfriendly,  un- 
kind ;  friendless,  destitute ;  not 
hatting,  or  wanting  friends. 

A<pi\dT'tiiOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tifxri  honour)  unambitious,  wias- 
suming,  modest,  diffident;  mean, 
tow. 

'.\0iC'j,-ios,  Att.  -twf,  ^,  (fr.  o0t»c- 
viofiai  to  arrive)  a  coming,  ar- 
rival ;  a  departure,  setting  out ; 
an  excursion,  journey ;  an  in- 
cursion, invasion,  inroad,  a.  sin. 

Kipi^'mai,  1  f.  mid.  of  a<ptKviofiat, 
A0i--£i'(j,  f.  -ti'crw,  (fr.  mrd  from, 
and  'nrzevu}  to  ride)  to  ride  away, 
go  off,  depart. 
A(plTTT)titi,  f.  -I'laoi,  and  A(j>ivTaftat, 
f.  -liffo/iui,    (fr.   airi   from,    and 
Ivrrffti   to   fly)   to  fly   away;    lo 
pass  away,  disappear,  vanish  ;  to 
move  swiftly.  2  a.  act.  ind.  ar/r 
T7IV.   inf.  aiToirrnvaf  par.  aroir 
Ta(.  2  a.  mid.  ind.   aTi-txra/uji/, 
and  -dfiriv  inf.  aTronrdadaf  par 

A(piaTavrai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  mid.  — 
A(j>laTaro,  3  sin.  impf.  mid.  — 
A^iiaraao,  pres.  impr.  mid.  of 

A<plcTniit,  f.  aToan'ifTui,  p.  aijtiartiKti, 
(fr.  aro  from,  and  'iarr^ui  to  set) 
fei  separate,  sever,  disjoin,  divide, 
disunite  ;  to  put  aviiiy,  place  at  a 
distance  ;  to  turn  away,  ilraw  off, 
detach,  seduce ;  tn  slop,  make  to 
ccaie ;  to  cut  sliort,  break  off',  in- 
terrupt. A<j>liTTufiai,  to  withdraw, 
di-jiart,  remove,  shun,  avoid,  ab- 
dicate, retire  ;  to  turn  from,  ab- 
hor, Umthc ;  to  abstain,  refrain, 
withhold  from ;  lo  revolt,  rebel, 
fdl  off  or  away,  a/mstatizr ;  tn 
fait,  l>r  drftcinit ;  lo  be  altscnt, 
away,  or  far  off';  to  gather,  draw 
lo  a  heail,  suppurate.  2  a.  art. 
ind.  aniarriV  impr.  aniorijOi, 
-I'lTii).  2  pi.  air/jirrrirf  sub.  uiroa- 
Tib,  -r)V(  ■fl"  '"f-  airi(iT?ivni'  par. 
anoordi.  pres.  pasn.  aiftiariiixai, 
•am,  -rat,  in  3  pi.  aipiirravTat' 
impr.  aipittTaao,  I   f.  mid,  aitoa- 

Ti'iTrifial. 

KipivOiii,  inf.  of  a^Ty/idi,  per.  pass. 
ndiipixi'fofini. 

'A«/.An<rrot',  -un,  rH,  (fr.  n  nej;.  and 
(10.5) 


A*0 

^An'u),  same  as  ^\du)  to  break) 
the  highest  part  of  a  ship,  the 
qu'.trtii ,  poop. 
A(j)\oyiaTia,-ai,  i),  (fr.  next)  inca- 

prjiitity  of  being  burnsit. 
A(p\dyicTos,  -ov,  b,  {/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  (pXoyl^u)  to  burn)  not  parch- 
ed, scorc/icd,  or  blistered ;  un- 
burned ;  not  inflammable  or  easi- 
ly set  onflre, 

AtpXoitTiids,  -ov,  b,  same  asaippii. 

A(pvci(h,  Dor.  for  u^i'tioD,  g.  ofui- 
vetds. 

A^i'tof,  and  Poet.  Atpvciog,  -ofj, 
b,  1],  (fr.  dtptvog  wealth)  rich, 
wealthy,  opulent ;  abundant, plen- 
tiful;   muniflcenl,  tiherrd. 

Adivd,  (by  Sync,  and  Apoc.  fr. 
a0ai'Uf  invisibly)  suddenly,  una- 
wares, unexpectedly  ;  directly, 
forthwith. 

A(p6i3riToi,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
(pnjiio)  to  fear)  fearless,  undaunt- 
ed. 

A0oi8i'a,  -ai,  h,  (ff.  next)  security, 
co'ifldence,  boldness, 

'A0o/)o?,  -ov,  b,  >';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ipdjioi  fe'dr)  fearless,  intrepid,  un- 
daunted;  bold,  courageous. 

A0d/3oDf,  (fr.  last)  intrepidly,  bold- 
ly, without  fear;  impudently, 
insolently. 

A(p6&eviia,  -r-roj,  to,  (fr.  aipoScvui 
to  go  to  stool)  excrement. 

A(poScvT)jpiov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a 
close-stool,  privy. 

Aipoievui,  f.  -ttiffo),  p.  aipSitvKa,  (fr. 
airo  from,  and  b^cvoi  to  go)  lo  go 
aside,  ease  nature,  empty  the 
bo'i^els,  purge. 

I'itpS^iov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  ne.\t)  excre- 
ment. 

'AtpoSoi,  Ion.  diTot^oi,  -ov,  >;,  (fr. 
a-zi  from,  and  biii  a  road)  a  de- 
parture, going  away  ;  retirement, 
withdrawing  ;  return,  cmning 
back  ;  a  privy  ;  dung,  excrement. 

AtpOftotSw  -(3,  f.  -loatii,  p.  (tipuifioiti)- 
Ku,  (fr.  az-o  inlens.  and  o^ioidu  to 
liken)  to  assimilate,  jnuke  tike, 
liken,  per.  pass,  a^topoluipaf 
par.  a<pij]iioiu>ii[vo;. 

Ai/)orAi(Ju),  f.  -law,  {fr.  az!t  from, 
and  bnXi^to  to  arm)  lo  ilisarm, 
strip,  despoil  of  arms  or  armour, 
Ai/)()77X((oyifi(,  lo  strip,  jnU  off  ar- 
mour, lay  aside  arms. 

Aijiopdii)  -u),  f.  -liaio,  p.  a<p(j>pnKa, 
and  Att.  aipuapaKa,  (fr.  imb  in- 
tcns. and  bpdii}  lo  look)  lo  look 
from,  turn  away  the  cyrs  ;  lo  look 
steadfnslty,  gaze,  behold ;  lo  look 
up  lo,  rn<ere,  respect ;  lo  view, 
take,  a  view  of. 

Aipip/itov,  -on,  T&,  Pod.  for  aipiU^inr. 

Aip6pi)T0(,  -ov,  b,  1),  {fr.  a  neg.  and 
ipop/u)  lo  biMr)  intolerable. 

Aipopii,  -a<,  /;,  (fr.  .same)  unfiuit- 
fulness,  sterility. 

A<popl^ti,[ii'in.  iriil.  act.  —  Af/opiu), 
-t7f,  -ri,  Atl.  for  afpoplau,  -{i(, 
-ri,  1  f.  ind.  net.  of 

A(iopl^<i>,  f.  -tail),  [>.  -iif'i,  (fr.  anii 
frttm,  and  hnlQi)  to  define)  lo 
sever,  srpnrair,  divide ;  to  pick 
nut,  choose,  cult,  seUr.l ;  to  dis- 
tinguish, designate,  mark,  note; 


AtP 

to  take  ot/vjv,  earn/  ^,  banish, 

fxcommunirate,  1  f.  Alt.  aipopid. 

1   a.   act.    ind.   nipv'opiaa'    iiii|>r. 

n^dpiaor,  -rfru.  per.  pass.  oi/)ii- 

pi(r/iii('    par.    iKpuipiafiivos,    l<>n. 

(i0()»i(r/ifVof.  1   a.  pisa.  aipwpla- 

Oijv  iinpr.  n^op/ffd/n  •  2  pi.  urfio- 

p/ffOijrf. 
A^<ipi(r/in,  -Srof,  rj,  (fr.  same)  nni/ 

r'li'ns-  separated  or  ss/  <y>ar/ ;  an 

qffcrinz,  vow. 
'  AfopiB^ii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  n  dis- 

tinrtmn,    diversion,     sepnration, 

excommunication ;  an  aphorism, 
proverb,  adnsc,  pithy  sentence. 
Aijioo^idu)  -uiy  f.  -';(TWi  p.  nipiopfirjKn, 

(fr.  arri  from,  and  ip/iu'w  to  rush) 
to  set  out,  go  off;  to  arrive  at, 
invade,  aiVtck. 
A(popfi!),  -i)f,  1^,  (fr.  airb  from,  and 
bpiir)  tendency)  an  onset,  attnck, 
assimU  ;  a  refuse,  help  ;  an  oc- 
casion, opportunit't ;  pretence, 
motive,  cause;  vxaterials,  mean.t, 
provision,  subsistetice ;  money, 
camtid,  stock. 
A6opiiri9iitr,  Sync,  for  -Qdriaav,  3 

[il.  1  a.  o))t.  pass,  of  aificipfidui. 
A'Pop-i'^dynroi,  -ov,  b,  rj,  (fr.  a  nog. 
and  (j)ooo\oyiu)  to  collect  a  tax) 
exempt,  not  subject  to  tribute. 


A'tT 

'A<f>p(iKTo%,  -OV,  b,  fi,  f  fr.  same,  and 
ippdaaiji  to  hedge)  uufortijied, 
open,  exposed;  undecked;  un- 
f^uarded,  unawares. 

' AitipnoToi;,  -ov,  b,  )),  (fr.  same,  and 
ippd^ii)  to  say)  untold,  not  related 
or  revealed;  not  to  be  expressed 
or  repeated ;  unwarned,  unad- 
viscil,  unexpected,  unawares;  un- 
known, hidden,  secret. 

Aippiu)  -w,  (fr.  a0p(1{  froth)  to  foam, 
froth;  be  covered  with  sweat, 

A(Pp')tC)P,  -6pos,  b,  {fr.  a  nog.  and 
(potiTu'O  a  tribesman)  not  of  the 
tribe,  not  of  an)/  tribe  ;  without 
kindred,  regardle.fs  of  kindred; 
a  misanthrope,  manhnter. 

\ippiC,w,  f.  -lau,  p.  )J0p(Ka,  (fr. 
a<pp<ii  froth)  to  froth,  foam. 

.\ipptKfi,  -Tk,  i),  Africa. 

A<ppoyii'cia,  -a;,  i/,  and  Aippayev!!;, 
-hi  -ofif, )'/,  (fr.  dippdi  foam,  and 
yho/iai  to  be)  bom  of  the  foam, 
sea-horn  ;  an  epithet  of  Venus. 

A(j>poi]taiaKos,  -;;,  -ov,  A(f>poita(n(T- 
rfis,  and  Atppuc^lcrioi,  -ov,  b,  fi, 
(fr.  next)  of  or  relating  to  Venus ; 
amatory;  wanton, 

A(f>pofiTi!,  -rji,  >i,  (fr.  n<l>pis  froth,  or 
d6pu)v  silly,  or  a/?pof  delicate) 
Venus. 


AXA 


'A^opof,  -01',  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same,  and  A0p<i\o/jo?,  -ov,  b,  >),  {fr.  same,  and 
ipiptii  to  bear)  that  does  not  bear,       Kdyrj  the  hair)  with  hair  of  foam; 


barren,  unproductive, 

Affi9p3i'T£f,  n.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres 
act.  of  niiopd(j>, 

A'poatfu  -(3,  f.  -(3(7(1),  p.  -uiKa,  (fr. 
a-o  from,  and  baog  holy)  to  take 
away,  sever,  set  apart ;  to  conse- 
crate, dedicate,  devote ;  to  alone 
for,  expiate ;  to  reject,  abominate 
put  away  ;  to  discharge  formal 
ceremonies,  act  as  of  course,  per- 
form slightly  ;  to  beg  against, 
deprecate,  refuse,  decline. 

A'Pootuyjia,  -arof,  t3,  (fr.  last)  a  sa- 
crifice of  atonement,  offering  of 
expiation, 

A<poain)<ris,  -to;,  Att.  -toj;,  i/,  (fr. 
same)  an  atonement,  expiation. 

A0'  ov  Tore,  from  that  time,  from 
thence. 

Aipov,  for  d<pc(To,  impr.  of  aipifirfv,  2 
a.  mid.  of  a<piriiii, 

A<l>oTi,  stand  off",  away,  begone, 

'A(p6ii>vTa,  Poet,  for  a<pwvTa,  a.  sin. 
mid.  cont.  par.  pres.  act.  ofa<pdw. 

AippaSiui  -d,  f,  -I'iBU),  p.  -vta,  (fr. 
a(p'paSrii  rash)  to  act  sillily,  play 
the  fool ;  to  speak  rathly,  talk  in- 
eonsitlerately,  bla'>,  babble,  prate. 

Aipifiuiv  -wv,  (1.  sin.  A<ppaSiovTt, 
par.  pres.  of  last. 

Aippai(u){,  (fr.  nAoii'/'/f  foolish) 
rashly,  inconsiderately,  hastily, 

A^ooorjf,  -loi  -oZi,  h,  i'/,  (fr.  a  neg. 
and  cfipi^ui  to  think)  tlinuqhtless, 
rash,  inconsiderate,  inadvertent ; 
foolish,  infatuated, 

AioaHa,  -aj,  and  Ion.  -i?<>),  -17?,  /;, 
(fr.  last)  rashness,  hastiness  ; 
thoughtlessness,  inadvertence  ;  siU 
linfss,  foVy, 

A^DiiVio  f.  -avJ,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
(Jp'";i'  the  mind)  to  dole  ;  to  rave, 
be  distracted  ;  be  out  of  the  wits, 
act  wildly. 


the  hair  covered  with  foam, 

A0oi5i'n, -»'ff,  -vu)v,  cases  ofa(pp'!>v. 

A(ppoviw  -u>,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  (ppoviw 
to  understand)  to  be  foolish,  silly, 
dote,  par.  pres.  acppovtwv,  a.  pi. 
aippoitovrai, 

'A^patTif,  -iSoi,  b,  fi,  {fr,  a  neg. 
and  (ppoiiTii  care)  careless,  indif- 
ferent ;  thoughtless  ;  fearless,  un- 
concerned, without  care. 

AtppniiriaTiu)  S,  f,  -I'lau),  p.  -rjKii, 
(fr.  last)  to  omit,  pass  by,  neg- 
lect ;  to  slight,  disregard. 

A(poovrtiTria,  -a;,  7,  (fr.  same)  in- 
dfference,  inattention ;  negli- 
gence, omission. 

A(ppivTiiTTos,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same) 
see  ncppovrt;. 

.i^PpovThTwi,  (fr.  last)  carelessly; 
at  ea.se  ;  negligently 

A(j>pii,  -ov,  b,  froth,  foam ;  spittle, 
sweat. 

'A(ppoat,  d.  pi.  of  d<(/piiiv. 

Kfooavvn, -Vii  i/i  (ff-  f'^^i)  .folly, 
foolishness,  silliness ;  levity,  heed- 
lessness ;  rashTiess,  imprudence, 
infatuation. 

A(pptov,  -6vo;,  b,  !f,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
^pr]v  understanding)  unwi.se,  sil- 
ly, foolish;  rash,  inconsiderate, 

Kijivri,  -n!y  hi  t^  anchovy, 

A0i'i)c,  -t'o?  -ovf,  b,  fi,  {fr,  a  neg. 
and  (pvti  disposition)  dull,  heavy, 
stupid  ;  silly,  simple  ;  ignorant, 
untaught. 

.>i.<pv1a,  -If,  i),  (fr-  same)  dullness, 
stupidity,  want  of  talents. 

'A(pvKTOs,  Poet,  for  'A'/ifuxro;,  '■ov, 
b,  f),  {fr.  a  neg.  and  (ptvyo)  to 
escape)  inevitable,  unavoirlahle  ; 
unerring  ;  inextricable. 

AffivKTuii,  (fr.  last)  inevilahly. 

A(jtv\nKTo;,  -ov,  b, »;,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 


less,  inattentive  ;  unobserved,  un- 
voticrd,    unguarded,    neglected, 
unprotected. 
A0t!A(i\ru>(,  (fr.  last)  incautiously, 

rashly. 
A0i's")i  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  o^h'itctw. 
A(jivnvi^(o,  f.  -lau>,  (fr.  aTri   from, 
and  iiinioi  sleep)  to  atoake,  rouse 
from  sleep, 
A<pvTrv6u>  -(i,  f.  -uiau),  p.  a<^l!7r>'ii)Af(i, 
(Ir.  a-ni  intciis.  and  vvvo;  sleep) 
to  fall  fast  asleep,  sleep  imundly. 
A^DTri'wo-a,  -05,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

last. 
Aipvaytrds,  -ov,  b,  r'l,  {fr.  n^uw  to 
drain)  drawn,   drained,  pwtred, 
ru.shing.  Subs,  a  muddy  torrent, 
swollen  stream. 
Aipvaant,  Poet,  for  a(p{iaai,  1  a.  inf. 

act.  of  mpiw. 
A<pvaau>,f,  -^u>,  {fr,  a0iS(t)  to  drain) 
to  draw,  take  out  of,  empty;  to 
pour  upon,  water ;    to  acquire, 
collect,  get  together.  1  f.  inf.  act. 
(jfti'fnv. 
A(f>varcplia  -Z,    f,    -fiattt,   (fr.   ottJ 
from,  and  iiarcooi  deficient)    to 
withdraw,  withhold,  keep  back; 
to  cheat,  defraud,  cozen;  to  fall 
behind,  lag. 
A(pi(j>,  f.   -iau),  (perhaps    fr.    and 
intens.  and  Hui  to  rain)  to  draw, 
take  from,  or  out  of;  to  empty, 
drain,  exhaust. 
A0'  (i,  and  A0'  uire.  Dor.  for  a<p' 
ov,  viz.  ■)(^p6vov,from  which  time, 
from  whence, 
A0(3,  -fit,  .j),  1  pi.  -uyttv,  2  a.  sub. 

act.  ofacbirjiu, 
A<pix>ixoio)iilvoi,   -)7,  -ov,  par.   per. 

pass,  of  a(j)0^ini6io. 
'A(/iwi'of,  and  Poet.  Aipiivriro;,  -ov, 
b,    fi,    (fr.    a    neg.     and    <pt,ivfi 
voice)  speechless,  dumb,    silent, 
mute  ;    inarticulate  ;    unuttered, 
not  spoken. 
A<pu>pi^ov,  -£y,  -£,  or  -ev,  before  a 
vowel,    impf.    act.  —  Atpiioiaa, 
-as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — A<pii>pta- 
fiivoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
a(popi^(i>. 
A(piicn,   3  pi.    2   a.    sub.  act.  01 

a(plriixi, 
Ay'fi  b,  Achaz,  indecl.  a  man's 

name. 
A;^ai'a,  -(If,   and  Axai;,   •l^oii  hi 
the   name   of  a  country   com- 
monly    called     Greece,      Lat. 
Achnia. 
Axa'iia,  a.  sin.  of  last. 
Axd'('>cii,    -)),     -dv,      (fr.    Ax'^'i") 
Achaian,  Greek,  Grecian.    Also 
Achaicus,  a  man's  name. 
Axa'iiU,  -dho;,  a  proper  name. 
A^nit^ffi  n.  pi-  of 
AxatUi  -ifnsi  1/,  (fr-  A^nm)  a  wo- 
man of  Achaia,  or  Greece. 
Ax^'oh  -wf,  "!,  (fr-  same)  Achai- 

ans ;  Greeks,  Grecians. 
Ax"'^'^'i  -wi*,  "l,  a't,  stags,  deer  ;  or 
rather  an  ejiithct  of  them  from 
the  city  rf  Achainca. 
AX'J^ivoi,  -ov,  0,  I'l,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
Xa^tvbs  a  bridle)  unbridled,  li- 
centious, unrestrained;  violent, 
headstrong,  rash. 


<pv\dttau)  to  guard)  unwary  ,h4:ed-\'  AyaXKOf,  -ov,  b,  rj,  {fr.  same,  and 
(106) 


AX0 

vaXxig brass)  uilhovt  brass ;  tin- 
armed,  unprotected  ;  without  mo- 
ney, pennyless,  poor. 
A^avfj  -li,  hi  ^  Persian  measure 

ol'grain  ;   a  baker's  trough. 
Ax<'>'«i-f''S  -st'SjO,  i),  (*■■•  a'ltens. 
and  ;;(;<iivttito  gape)  mde,  gaping, 
yawning ;  Jixcd  or  wrapped  in 
amazement ;    huge,    vast ;    im- 
mense, boundless  i  deep,  bottom- 
less. 
'Axapti,  -iro?,  b,  >i,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
X^P'i   thanks)  unpleasant,    dis- 
agreeable, troublesome,  offensive ; 
insipid ;     wortldess ;     thankless, 
ungrateful,  ungracious, 
AxapiOTtijj  -a,  f.  -rjaiji,  (fr.  a;^api(r- 
roi  disagreeable)  to  offend,  dis- 
gust, shock,  cause  a  dislike  ;  to  be 
ungrateful;     to    experience    in- 
gratitude. 
AX^^Qiaria,  -of,  >'/,  (fr.  same)  iin- 

l/iunkfulness,  ingratitude. 
A^a'pioTuf,  -ov,  b, )';,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
yap'i  thanks)  thankless,  ungrate- 
ful i  disagreeable,  offensive. 
A;^<ipiVruf,  (fr.  last)  ungralefuUy  ; 

unkindly. 
A-X^rni,  -ov,  b,  Achates,  the  friend 

of -■Eneas  ;   an  agale. 
'Axc'i  Dor.  for  ij'xi',  3  sin.   pres. 

or  impf.  ind.  of  i);^<'(i). 
'A;^£i,and'A;(;<,indeci.  o/r^'ffn.A''^. 
Ax^f,  indecl.  a  man's  name. 
Axt'pni, -ioi  -uos,  b,  h,  (fr-  a  neg. 
and     x^ip    the     hand)    without 
Hariris,  wanting  a  hand  or  hands  ; 
maimed. 
Axiipo~oiriToi,  -ov,  b,  rji  (ff.  same, 
and  ■notim  to  make)  not  made  by 
hauls;  nit  matle  by  man;  na- 
tural, not  artificial. 
AxcXi^io(,  and  A;^£X(Dof,  -ov,  b,  the 

river  ArheU/us. 
A;^f'o((Ta,    Dor.     for    nxi'ovaa,  for 
which  also   Av/'otia',    fern.  par. 
pres.  of  av/iD. 
'Ax'p6o(,  -ov,  6|  the  black  thorn,  or 

sloe  tree. 
Ax'P"Ui   -liof,   fi,   (fr.    nG^')    the 
uihUe    poplar     which    Ilfrcnles 
was  laid  to   have  brought  from 
Acheron. 
Ax'ix^t',  -ovr.if,  b,  (fr.  rfvof  grief, 
and    liiu)  lo    flow)    th'-'rc    were 
several    rivers   of    l!)i«     name. 
One  of  ihc  rivers    of  the  Hell 
of  llie  Pocl^,  llfll,  Acheron. 
A;^^£r/{ri,  .■T'.ol.  and  Dor.  fijr  nx"''"} 
<i.  pi.  par  pr<rs.  or  3  pi.   prew. 
in  1.  act.  of  t/yra. 
A^^Cfiiii,  name  aa 

Ay»w-ai,  f.  -I'lao),   (fr.  rf-^"?   K"''"'") 
topatn,aelu:  ;  lo  grieic,  fret,  re- 
}>ir. :  ;  to  be  angry,     par.  pres, 
axiwv. 
Kx'"'i  Dor.  r)r  nx'*^' 
Aj^^v,  -hof,  b,  %  (fr.  a  nog.  and 
IX'"  '"  have.     Or,  fr.  a  inlcns. 
and  ;^afi'u»  to  (;-ipe)  poor,  ijuli- 
gent ;  beggarly,  mean  ;  gaping 
for  food. 
Kxnvia,  -ai,  fj,   (ff-  '"0  poftrly, 

inanl,  irutt^rnrr. 
A^C^f^i  I  a.  par.  (lass.  of  i/yu. 
A,T^WrT(i,  Alt.  for  axBiori,  2  tin.  1  f. 
mid.  ofrixOo/iai- 


AXP 

A,\;9()vai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — Ax9r,acff- 
'  f)t,  2  pi.  1  f.  ind.  pass,  of  dyu. 

'AxOofiai,  f.  -»;o-o/(oi,  and  -ioojtai, 
p.  tixdof"^',  and  nxBtciiai,  (fr. 
next)  to  be  oppressed,  overburden- 
ed ;  to  grudge,  be  loath,  or  un- 
willing; to  refuse,  take  ill,  dislike; 
to  moan,  bemoan,  grieve,  fret. 
pres.  1  pt.  axBufuOa-  3  pi.  a;^- 
doi'Tai.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  vxdfoOi/v. 

'Ax^os,  -cog  -ovi,  TO,  a  Wiight,  load, 
burden;  truss,  pack,  baggage; 
a  charge,  impost,  imposition  ; 
jiressure,  affiiction ;  grief,  sor- 
rotv,  w),  calamity. 

AxOcxpopi ji)  -cS,  f.  -I'lcu),  (fr.  last,  and 
(pipco  to  carry)  to  bear  burdens, 
carry  a  load,  be  a  porter. 

Axdo(p6pos,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  same)  that 
carries  loads  or  hears  burdens  ; 
a  porter,  beast  if  burden. 

S-X),  easily,  freely,  readily. 

A;^(Af'uj,Poet.  ibr  A;^(XXfuj,g.  and 

A;^iXr;ij,  Poet,  for  A;^iXXfa,  a.  of 

A;^(XXrij,  -ioi,  Att.  -r;oj,  and  -cuis, 
b,  Aclutlcs,  a  man's  name. 

.i^Y'XXr/tof,  relating  to  Achilles,  like 
Achilles. 

AX'rwv  -ovoi,  b,  f),  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
XiTwv  a  coat)  without  a  coat,  in  a 
waistcoat  or  jacket ;  ill-dressed, 
poor. 

'A;^Xaaof,  -ov,  b,fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
vXaiVa  a  cloak)  without  a  cloak, 
in  his  tvaistcoat. 

AyXWtif,  -caaa,  -tv,  (fr.  next) 
dark,  obscure;  misty,  foggy, 
gloomy,  dreary. 

A;tXi'f,  -voi,  !],  darkness,  obscurity  ; 
a  cloud,  mist,  fog  ;  weakness  or 
dimtuss  of  sight ;  sadness,  sor- 
row, grief,  wo. 

A;^Xuaj,  f.  -t)<Td),  (fr.  last)  to  darken, 
obscure,  sully;  to  shade,  shadow, 
oiershaibiw  ;  to  hile,  screen,  con- 
ceal ;  to  grow  dark ;  to  become 
blind. 

'Axi'a,  or  'A;^!'?,  -rji,  »;,  (fr.  a  ncg. 
and  fYu)  to  cohere)  rha//',  husks  ; 
donm^  motes,  straiun^  &c.  froth, 
foam ;  smoke,  soot. 

' AX^Vfiai,  f.  -vaoftat,  p.  -);j^iii<t//ui, 
(fr.  a';^of  grief)  to  grieve, repine, 
fret,  take  ill.  |)ar,  pres.  axvif^e- 
voj. 

A;^or,    Dor.    for  vx'''h    ^-  ®"1-   °^ 

tJX'O. 

'A;^;oXof,  -ov,  o,  /;,  (fr.  a  ncg.  and 
Xi^fl  hile)  without  the  gall,  free] 
from  bile  ;  mild,  gentle  ;  good 
ai;ainst  bite  ;  allaying  anger. 

A;^iioturo{,  -oi',  b,l)  (Cr.  same,  anil 
Yoo^S  a  chorus)  without  a  clmrus  ; 
v>iihnut  dances,  devoid  of  mirth, 
cheerltss, 

'Ax<>(i  "'"f  -ovt,  ri,  pnin,  ache  ; 
grief,  sorrow,  wo  ;  emotion,  dii- 
quiel,  perturbation ;  confusion, 
disorder,  calamiti/,  misfortune. 

'AXpiyrof,  -ov,  b,  f,,  (fr.  n  neg.  and 
ypa/ru  to  colour)  untouched,  un- 
tainlcl,  inro.ilami'ialrd,  pure. 

A^p'H, -"•''>(.  '/.''"^  wdd  pear-tree. 

kxoiiov,  (neut.  of  next)  see  a;^- 
pitii){. 

AYf>£i'o(, -a,  -or,  (fr.  a   neg.  and 
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AYE 

XP^^o-  use)  unprojiiahle,  useless, 
worthless  ;  lazy,  cowardly  ;  silly, 
awkward. 

Axpei6rrii,-r}T0(,  //, (fr.  last)  useless- 
ness,  unprojitableness,  insignifi- 
cance ;  simplicity,  awkwardness. 

AvptiiJou  -w,  f.  -wauj,  p.  rjxptiuiKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  render  t(seless,  make 
good  for  nothing  ;  to  debase,  vili- 
fy. A;^pfi(io/;a(,<o6fco7neit'ort/i- 
tess  or  vile  ;  to  disgrace,  demean 
one's  self.  per.  pass.  r;;^p£i'u)^(!(. 
1  a.  pass.  rixpeiiSiQ^iv,  3  pi.  >iXP~^' 
(jiOijcar. 

Axpil'^i,  (fr.  same)  insignificantly  ; 
awkwardly ;  foolishly  ;  disgrace- 
fully ;  uselessly,  to  no  purpose. 

AXP'i^'^^t  Poet,  for  a;\'p£Tof. 

AxP'T'CTo;,  Poet,  for  a,Yp»7orof. 

AxP''H'"-~°Sj  ■o'^i  ^)  ht  (f''.  "  neg.  and 
XP'W"  properly)  pennyless,  poor, 
indigent,  destitute  ;  plain,  not  ex- 
pensive. 

Axpifi^v,  -6vos,  b,  h,  (ff.  same) 
poor,  indigent,  destitute. 

' AxpV^rog,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  o  neg.  and 
XpncTug  useful)  useless,  unpro- 
fila'ile,  worthless  ;  unused  ;  had, 
vicious^  base,  vile.  Or,  (fr.  same, 
and  XP'^IP"'  ^^  oracle)  who  re- 
ceives no  ansvier  from  the  oracle, 
unanswered ;  who  disregards 
oracles. 

'Axp'i  and  'Axon,  till,  until ;  still, 
continually  ;  up  to,  unto,  so  far, 
as  far  as;  in,  within. 

Ayi'p/^K/,  -ai,  //,  (fr.  next)  a  place 
into  which  the  chnffis  blown  from 
the  grain,  the  receptacle  for  the 
chaff,  the  chaff  gathered  there,  a 
heap  of  choff. 

A;;^PpJi',  -OV,  rb,  (perhapsfr.  o  ncg. 
and  tx''pii  firm)  chaff;  straw, 
stubble,  litter,  haum. 

Avypdui  -u>,  f.  -locrui,  p.  -WKa,  (fr. 
!a?t)  to  spread,  scattir,  or  strew 
with  chaff,  straw,  litter,  &c.  to 
mix  with  duff. 

AxviiCii',  -wi'os,  0,  (fr.  same)  aheap 
if  Straus,  the  straw  thrown  from 
thcfiail ;  chaff. 

A;^'(i,  u;(;wf,  a.  Dor.  for  >7J^(i. 

'A  Y^i  same  as  a*(i^<u). 

A;^(ip,  -ojpof,  b,  a  running  sone  on 
the  head  ;  fnulness,  dandrff. 

"Ai//, '/oc/f,  backwards,  behind;  af- 
ter, snbjequKuJly  ;  in  succcssi'in  ; 
again  ;  on  the  contrary ;  imriu- 
dintely,  directly. 

"A'^aio,  2  sin.  I  a.  opt.  mid. 
"Av^do,  Ion.  for  A'l/'u),  and  this 
Dor.  for  JiJw,  2  sin.  1  a.  ind. 
niid.  — 'Ai^rf/ifi'of,  -i;,  -ov,  pur. 
—  "Ai/aoOai,  inf.  I  a.  mid.  of 
n'rru). 

'Ai/'auoTOf,  -on,  0,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg,  and 
i/zofio)  to  touch)  untouched,  un- 
tainted, untainted,  undrfiUd,purc. 

'A\pcKT0{,  -ov,  and  Ai/'fViV,  -io( 
-otf,  b,fi,  (fr.  same,  andt/'/yu  to 
blnnie)  unrrprovcd ;  unhlame- 
able,  blameless. 

A^iv^iii,  and  A^tvnriui  -w,  (fr. 
next)  to  speak  truly,  Ir.U  tndh ; 
to  shun  deceit. 

A\f'tvim,  -I'of  ->!!(,  and  '-Avl/cvlnf, 
-ov,  b,  4,  (fr.  a  neg.  and  <|eui^>/( . 


AiiP 

false)     ineapahle    ot    I'nlsrhonilj 
true,   failhfut  ;     rtd/,    gotiniii, 
ri  a  III,  just. 
A<|""^>i<»I""-  f^*ptvSiii)s,  (fr.  last) 

Iruli/,  vtrili/,  rtall}/. 
Ai/n'ffri)i,  -01',  6,  A,  (fr.  n  neg.  and 
v^tii^w  to  lie)  true,  Juilhfut,  ho- 
«»•«/,  Just. 
'A\}.ifcf,  n.  pi.  of  (i<//f. 
A\^iKopoi,  -oil,  i,  I),  (I'r.  (i>^  a^ill, 
und     Kdpoi    satiety)  faslidwus, 
squcaniisli,  lUlicale,  ?iice. 
"A^u',  a.  sin.  of  ui/if. 
A<|/vOyor,  -on,  rd,  and   'Ai|irOos", 
-01),   b,  (perhaps  fr.  a  nog.  and 
ri'iu)  to  drink)  woriincood. 
'Ai/is,  and   A(/iy, -''Vs,  i'/,   (fr.  (ir- 
T-ui    to  join)   a  juinin:;,  Jilling, 
knulting  ;   a  Joint,  knot;  a  bond, 
band,  tie  ;  a  ^shing  net,  mcsli ; 
a  vault,    arch,  groin  ;  a  rnililary 
tesludo,    or    covered    approiicli ; 
thefelloe/i,  or  wooden  circumfer- 
ence of  a  wheel ;  a  circle,  ring. 
*A<|(f,  -lof,  Att.  -twj,  i';,  (fr.  same) 
the  touch,  feeling  ;   a  touching, 
handling ;     intercourse,  connex- 
ion. 
A^opl>oi,  and  Ai^fipioof,  -ov,  b,  ^, 
(fr.  (ixp   backward,  and    pdo;  a 
slrea.m)  flowing  back,  ebbing,  re- 
turning, retrograde  ;  reciprocal, 
mutual. 
Aipos.  -£of  -ou{,  rb,  (fr.   airrta  to 
join)    a  Joint,    articulation  ;    a 
Und),  member  ;  bonds,  fetters. 
A\po(priT'i,  (fr.  a  neg.    and  4<>0os  a 
crash)   without  7ioisc,  stilly,  qui- 
etiy. 
A\pv)(Oi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
i^u;^^  life)   lifeless,  dead,  inani- 
mate ;  spiritless,  pusillanimous. 
A<puiiini,  -7],  -rirai,  3  pi.  -xpoivrai, 

1  a.  sul).  mid.  of  arru). 
A(i),  Adu),  Aioi,  ' kiijii,  f.  ar;(7ai,   to 
blow  ;  to  breathe,  draw  breath  ; 
to  breathe  gently ;  to  sleep,  par. 
pres.    nets.   1    a.  inf  act.  aiiOai, 
and  aiaai. 
Au),  or  Aa'u,  same  as  ardui,  which 
see,  par.  1  a.  mid.  acdfxcvoi,  1  a. 
ind.    pass.   fia9r)v,   Ion.    dcQriv, 
-vu-v- 
'Aw,  f  hVu,  for  dS(ji,  which  see. 
AwOti,  Dor.  forrjwdev. 
Awi',  u6voi,  i.  Dor.  for  ijwv,  which 

for  ii'ihiv. 
Aup/u)  -d,  f  -ncoi,  p.  t]ii)pj]Ka,  (fr. 
duipoi  unseasonable)  to  neglect, 
overlook,  pass  by,  omit. 
Aiiipi,  (fr.  same)  untimely,  unsca- 

sonalily,  nut  of  time. 

Awpi'n,  -«5,  >/,  (fr.  same)  unseason- 

uUeness,  uvjitness,  immaturity  ; 

bad  weather,  inclemency. 

Au>p6\cioi,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 

ArTof  smooth)   beardless  in  age, 

long  without  having  a  beard. 

'Auipof,  -ov,  b,  /;,    (fr.  a  neg.    and 

iip'i  time,  care.      Or,  fr.  same, 

and  otipoj  a  guard)  unseasonable ; 

unfit,     improper,     unbecoming  ; 

immature,  untimely  ;  negligent, 

careless,    inniffereni  ;    requirinn 

much  care,  hard  to  be  guarded, 

or  preserved. 

'AuipTo,  by  Sync,    and    Ion.    for 


pii'iptro,  3  sin.  |)per.  pns.s.  ofaiu-' 
pil^>.  Or  I'oit.  for  fipro,  3  sin. 
pper.  pass.  o\' nioui. 

Auii,  (luos  aou(,  (1,  Dor.  for  r;u)(,  a. 
sill.  com.  nu. 

Atttrlio  -S),  t.  -I'/ffii),  and  Awrtiim,  1. 
-ivaw,  (tr.  next)  la  mil,  gather, 
pluck  Jlowcrs  ;  to  enjoy,  delight 
tn,  take  the  betujil  of,  indulge. 

AiUTOi-)  -oh,  b,  and  'Awroi;  -on,  T&, 
a  Jlower  ;  produce,  or  pro/it  ; 
wool;  the  Jlower,  bloom,  pride, 
excellence. 

'Auroj,  -ov,  b,  »'/,  (fr.  a  neg.  and 
ovi  the  car)  without  ears,  want- 
ing eais,  Itaving  no  lugs. 


B 

B,  /?,  6,  the  second  of  the  Greek 
letters,  called  beta.  As  a  nu- 
meral mark,  it  signifies  iwo ; 
or  with  a  dot  underneath,  6,  two 
thousand. 

Ba,  a  particle  implying  ridicule  or 
derision. 

Ba,  by  Apoc.  for  0d9i,  Dor.  for 
jifidi,  impr.  oi  i^r}v,  2  a.  of  (iiijxi, 
or  jialvu). 

Ba'iiX,  indecl.  pi.  fidaXifi,  Baal, 
Bui,  or  Bel  ;  a  ruler,  lord. 

Baa'pus,  a  root,  to  which  some 
wonderful  properliea  were  at- 
tributed. 

Bn73«,  an  unmeaning  word  used 
by  infants. 

Bn/?a'fu),  f.  -aVhi,  and  q'^w,  (fr.  last) 
to  speak  inurlirulutely,  lisp ;  to 
cry  like  an  infant. 

Bufial,  O  strange!  wonderful! 
astonishing  !  bless  me  ! 

Bal^dKTns,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  jSa/Ja'^u  to 
prate)  a  vain-talker,  liarangiier, 
speech-maker.     See  also  (idfia^. 

BufidXiov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  (id(ia)  a 
cradle. 

Bu(ia\iaTi'tpia,  -ui',  ra,  (fr,  same) 
a  cradle. 

%d(i(i\ov,  -ov,  rd,  an  opening,  pas- 
sage, aperture  ;  the  female  parts. 

Ba'/3uf,  -iiKOi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  jvi^w  to 
speak)  prating,  babbling,  talka- 
tive ;  idle,  foolish,  silly  ;  trouble- 
some, impudent. 

Bu/JprfC"! '"  cry  loudly,  or  shrilly  ; 
to  chirp. 

Ba'/?pif,  -ik'of,  /),  the  cum,  or  gums. 

BaPvXiov,  -ihvoi,  fi,  Babylon,  a  fa- 
mous city.  d.  ,-wri. 

Bni^i'ii',  Hneri  clothes. 

Bniriv,  (fr.  0aivij>  to  walk)  step  by 
step,  by  degrees,  by  little  and 
little,  gradually  ;  slovAy,  s'ftly. 

Btt(5i^a),  f.  -(<ru,  p.  pePditKa,  (fr. 
same)  to  walk,  go,  move,  pro- 
ceed;  to  go  to,  frequent.  1  f  act. 
Att.  (infiiw'  mid.  (iitfiinvnai. 

Bnfi^j),  Dor.  for  (iaviau),  1  f.  act. 
of  last. 

Ba'i'T(T(;,  -105,  Att.  -«(■){,  ft,   (fr.  0n- 
?.i^w  to  walk)  a  v:alking,  v:alk  ; 
an  entrance,  rnlrring,  going  in. 
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BA0 

Brf(1ia/ia,  -urof,  rd,  and  BaSiafiif, 
•oh,  b,  (fr.  name)  a  step,  pace  ; 
gait,  uidk,  march, 

Bu(^iffr/i)s, -«,-oi>,  (fr.  same)  must 
gu,  to  be  walked,  &c.  according 
to  I  lie  verb, 

Bai\iaTiis,  -uv,b,  (fr.  same)  a  wait- 
er, Tumur  ;  a  post,  viessciiger, 

Bai)iartKi'ii,  -h,  'bi',  or-ov,b,l),  (fr. 
same)  that  widks  or  runs  ;  am- 
bling, pacing,  walking ;  expedi- 
tious, active. 

Bii'i^of,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  walk, 
Journey  ;  way,  road  ;  a  coming, 
concourse,  collection. 

B(i^u),  f  -CO),  and  -^'w,  p.  Pifiaxa, 
Poet,  (as  \f(iod^(ji  fr.  /Joo'u  to  cry 
out)  to  speak,  say,  tell;  to  utter, 
pronounce,  propliecy  ;  to  blah, 
prate, 

huOitiv,  Ion.  for  (iadttav,  a.  sin. 
fem.  haQci,  BaQeia,  and  Ion. 
'RaOelji,  d.  sin.  Badi>,  neut.  sin. 
of  (iaQvi. 

BdOetoi,  -ov,  b,  >/,  and  -a,  -ov,  same 
as  (iaO('i. 

BaOi'wf,  (fr.  PaOiii  deep)  deeply, 
profoundly  ;  heavily, 

BdOn,  pi.  cont.  o(liiido(. 

BdOtami,  BnO/uii',  see  ISndvs. 

BaOixTj^dv,  (fr.  /JuOfid?  u  step)  step 
by  step  ;  gradually,  orderly. 

BaQfih,  -lioi,  II,  (fr.  same)  an  en- 
trance, threshold;  a  step  ;  a  base, 
foot,  foundation. 

Badjjbi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  [Salvw  to  go)  a 
step,  or  stair ;  rise,  gradation, 
order ;  degree,  rank,  preferment, 
dignity. 

Bddoi,  -£05  -ovs,  TO,  depth,  deep- 
ness ;  a  deep ;  the  deep,  ocean  ; 
extremity,  loxvest  degree,  distress  ; 
greatness,  immensity,  extent ; 
profoundness,  inscrutability,  ab- 
struseness. 

BdOpov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  (ialvw  to  go)  a 
step,  stair  ;  a  base,  pedestal;  a 
fooistool ;  a  bench ;  a  row  of 
benches,  or  seats  in  the  theatre  ; 
seat,  .lite,  foundation. 

Bttdii,  neut.  of  fiaOvi. 

Bu6vy\uicco;,  -ou,  b,  »;,  (fr.  liadv; 
deep,  and  ■y'^doaa  the  tongue) 
deep-mmilhed,  sonorous ;  tlo- 
quait, fluent. 

BuOvMir](,  -ov,  6,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
Mvri  an  eddy)  deep-flowing,  mak- 
ing eddies  or  whirlpools. 

BaOv^o^os,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same,  and 
(5d(ni  fame)  glorious,  celebrated, 
renowned,  far-famed, 

BaBv^oivos,  -ov,  b,  ft,  (fr.  same,  and 
^uii't)  a  girdle)  u>earing  the  girdle 
low,  long  waiited ;  noble,  of  high 
rank  ;  fair,  beautiful. 

BaOvKriTtis,  -cni  -ouj,  b,  1/,  (fr.  (ia- 
Oiifdeep,  and  kT]to(  a  whale)  of 
immense  depth,  very  deep,  fa- 
thomless. 

Bu0iiifXr/pos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  {fr.  same,  and 
k\ ri po i  a.n  inheritance)  of  exten- 
sive properly,  rich,  wealthy,  opu- 
lent. 

B«0r(co>7ros,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
KoATTOf  a  gulf)  v;ith  deep  bays, 
seated  on  a  deep  bay,  or  gulf; 
with  deep  valleys,  rich,  fertile; 


BAG 

long-waisted,  with  a  low  breasl 
or  bosom. 

iuOvxptiitvoi,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  same, 
and  xpv/^vdf  a  precipice)  ivith 
deep  precipices  or  higk  ctijfs ; 
steep,  craggy. 

BadvKon'U,  -tioi,  q,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kon~h  a  foundation)  deep  seuted  ; 
with  strong  foundatiojis ;  Jirm, 
Jixed. 

Badr^ei/io;,  -ov,  and  Ba6uX«'^(uv, 
-ovo;,  b,  1),  (fr.  same,  and  Xetftdv  a 
meadow )  with  extensive  meailows, 
or  pnstures  ;  fertile,  luxuriant. 

Baflu/idXXos,  -01',  6,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  fidWoi  a  fleece)  with  long 
wool,  thick  ,fleeefs,  fleecy,  woolly. 

BadvfiijTa,  JEoL  for  liadviitJTrjs,  -ov, 
0,  (fr.  same,  and  unrt;  thought) 
of  deep  counsel,  wise,  sage,  saga- 
cious, intelligent,  sen.nhle. 

Bddvvos,  -Ov,  b,  (fr.  jSadiii  deep)  a 
hole,  pit,  pitfall ;  a  den,  cave. 

hdduvais,  -lof,  Att.  -cu);,  q,  (fr. 
next)  an  excavation,  hollow,  ca- 
vity. 

Baduvii),  f.  -vvS,  p.  -vyKa,  (fr. 
liaOui  deep)  to  deepen,  excavate, 
hollow,  sink.  per.  pass.  (JelidOvn- 
liai,  and  Att.  (icliddv(Tftat. 

'BadvTf'itof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTtiiov  a  plain)  with  extensive 
plains,  level;  bw,  encompassed 
with  hills. 

BaOurAolio'iOf,  and  EuOuTrXourof, 
•ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  SJime,  and  rrXovcrioi 
rich)  very  wealthy,  opulent. 

haOjzo>,cixoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  -d\ciioi  war)  deeply  engaged 
in  war,  cau-iing  great  war,  lur- 
'lulent,  tumultuous. 

Ba9iirp(i)pr>{,  -ov,  b,  ^,(fr.  same,  and 
TDuipa  the  prow)  with  deep  or 
loft'/  prows  ;  large,  stidrly,  lofty. 

fiiiOv!!d>Yii)v,  -u)i"){,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  Twyui/  a  heard)  long-beard- 
ed, 

EaOvplnlrrif,  -ov,  and  .'Eol.  -ao,  and 
BaOvpjiois,  -uv,  b,  ri,  (fr.  s.une, 
and  jifui  to  flow)  deep  flou)ing, 
di-cn  rolling,  deep  heaving. 

BaOvii'iii^li,  .!,<;,  ff,  (fr.  same,  and 
lii^it  a  root)  depth  of  root. 

B(iOiin,'i'^o{,  -ou,  6,  >;,  (fr.  same) 
deep-rooted. 

UriOuf,  -fT(,  -V,  (fr.  0i9os  depth) 
deep  ;  high,  lofty  ;  early  ;  hroail, 
extensive;  tiuck,  clise,  dente ; 
violent,  overwtielming ;  hilden, 
conreidel,  my^lrrinis,  profmnd, 
penetrniing,  sagticious ;  comp. 
liuOvTtpn^,  (}iiOiu)v,  and  ffdacuv, 
sup.  ffrOvrarof  and  jldOiarof. 

BuOvuKiof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  last,  and 
o-iria  n  whade)  dtep-shaJcd,  shel- 
ttrnl;  shorty. 

li'iOiaTtpyo(,  -oij,  6,  )';,  (fr.  8ame, 
and  artpvov  I  ho  breasl)  deirp- 
rhr^lrd,  hroad-hrewiUii ;  ample, 
wi'te,  ertennwr. 

BoOiiffrpurof,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  gime, 
and  aTptovvviii  to  itrew)  deep- 
strewn,  covered  or  sprea/l  ileeply ; 
soft. 

ZnOrny^oivnf,  -ov,  b.  'i,  (fr.  namc, 
and  iT)(o'iiiO'i  a  bulrush)  wUh  tali 
nuhet;  skirled  with  ruthct. 


BAK 

BaQvrris,  -i;t3{,  ,;,  (fr.  same)  depth, 
deepness ;  profundity. 

BaOvcbpuv,  -oi.'oi,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  (ppfiv  the  mind)  deep-think- 
ing, thoughtful ;  circumspect, 
prudent ;  inscrutable. 

Badi'(pwi'Oi,  -ov,  b, ';,  (fr.  same,  and 
<poivfi  voice)  deep-toned,  grave, 
sonoroiui;  using  an  unknown 
language  or  an  obscure  style. 

Badvxairiif,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same, 
and  ptuiVi/  llie  hair)  long  haired, 
with  thick  hair. 

BaOv')(^ci\oi,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  same, 
and  ;^;£rXo;  the  Up)  using  wisi 
and  profound,  or  strange  and 
obscure  language. 

Badv^Ou)!',  -ovog,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  X'^'*"'  *^^  ground)  having  a 
deep  soil,  fertile. 

Ba7ci',  Sync,  for  (iairicav,  3  pi.  2  a. 
opt.  of  (ifiy^i. 

BiilQ,  a  bath,  a  Hebrew  measure  of 

Uquids. 
I  Bn'ivz,  Ion.  for  t^aint,  3  sin.  impf. 
ind.  of /3aiVu). 

Bdivn,  -rti,  h,  (fcm.  of  next)  viz. 
XKulva,  a  robe  embroidered  with 
palm  leaves ;  a  .scarlet  robe. 

Brtivof,  -17,  -ov,  or  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr. 
0uU  an  olive  branch)  made  of 
palm  branches ;  of  or  about  the 
palm  tree. 

Balvui,  or  Pijiit,  f.  mid.  Pijcroiiat,  p. 
BiffrjKn,  to  go,  walk ;  to  move, 
march  ;  to  step,  stride,  stalk  ;  to 
enter  upon,  begin ;  to  proceed, 
advance,  hold  on,  continue ;  to 
go  about,  live,  move,  have  being. 
per.  mid.  fiijSaa,  3  pi.  (it[idacf 
par.  litliaiis.  Or  (Uiiaa,  &c.  is 
by  Sync,  and  Ion.  for  jlifinKu, 
per.  ind.  act.  2  a.  act.  ind.  il3rjv 
impr.  iSTjdf  for  which  also  fiddi, 
and  fin'  opt.  {iair)v  par.  /Ju'j. 
per.  pass.  jiil3)inut,  jii^aiiai,  and 
liiiiuafiat . 

Ba'tov,  see  paU. 

Batbv,  (neut.  of  next)  a  little  v:hile  ; 
for  a  while  ;  little,  but  little. 

BaiJ;,  -«,  -bv,  small,  little ;  brief, 
concise  ;  few  ;  one,  butane. 

Buif,  i'/,  and  ftntov,  -ov,  rb,  a  branch, 
pro[)erlv  of  the  palm  tree. 

BaTrn,  or  B. !(>»;,  -tjq,  i';,  a  Doric 
word,  ajarket  of  leather  or  skins, 
worn  by  shepherd'' ;  a  bag, 
scrip ;  skin  or  parchment. 

BalMpoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  /)«(■{  a  palm 
branch,  and  0fpu  to  carry)  Ihc 
ceremony  or  procession  of  olive 
or  palm  branches. 

Buiwi',  -livof,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  (i,iii( 
Hinnll)  a  fish  like  a  giiriiicon  ;  a 
measure  usfd  at  Alexandria. 

BdK'tinv,  -ov,  ri,  rwlish  or  cnhhuge 
seed. 

BdKri\o<,  iv,  h,  a  lubber,  drone, 
stupid  fellow;  a  wettclur ;  a 
eunuch. 

B(iKKiipt(,  or  BdK^'ipi^,  -io(,  Att. 
•[(If,  I),  a  fragrant  Iterb,  Uvll/'s 
glrive,  wilrl  spikenard. 

B'lKriipia,  -Hi,  !i,  BriKrf-pt'iv,  (ind 
RnKro-if,  -1",  TO,  1  staff",  stick, 
crutch,  walking  st'^ff",  cane ;  a 
tcepire,  rod, 

(109) 


BAA 

BaK^dii)  -iji,  see  BaK^ciui, 
BaKX^'iov,  -on,  TO,  (fr.  Bn'K;^04-Bac 

chus)  the  temple  of  Bacchus. 
BaK)^c'ios,   -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  ofo, 
like  Bacchus,  bacchanalian,  fran- 
tic. Also  subs,  -ov,  b,  a  baccliic, 
foot  in  prosody. 

BaK^ti'iiara,  -u)v,  ru,  (fr.  next) 
the  feast  of  Bacchus;  orgies, 
drunken,  revels. 

B u >.■  Yt i' (ij,  f.  -tiiffci,  and  EaK:(fi<),.-o*, 
f.  -t;(7w,  (fr.  BaK^oi  Bacchus)  to 
celebrate  the  fe^usl  of  Bacchus; 
to  revel,  riot,  BaK^cionai,  to 
rage,  rave,  be  transported, 

BoK'xiu,  -aj,  i;,  (fr.  same)  revelling, 
rioting,  debauchery,  intoxication  ; 
rapture,  transport,  extravagance. 

BdK^o;,  -ov,  b,  Bacchus,  the  hea- 
then god  of  wine. 

BdK^o;,  •ov,  0,  >i,  and  fern.  Ba*:;^);, 
-;;>-,  /;,  (fr.  last)  a  priest,  priestess 
or  votary  of  Bacchus,  bacchanal ; 
bacchanalian,  frantic,  riotous; 
enraptured,  transported ;  a  kiml 
of  wreath  or  garland. 

Ba\daii,  indecl.  Balaam,  a  man's 
name. 

EaXiU-,  indecl.  Balak,  a  man's 
name. 

BaXaraypa,  -as,  and  Ion.  •ypv,  -1i, 
'},  (fr.  /JiiXuvoj  a  bolt,  and  dypa 
a  hold)  a  key ;  also  a  bar,  bolt. 

Ba\avuov,  -ov,  rb,  a  bath,  bagnio, 

BaXiivtVi,  -fos,  Att.  -f'uf,  Ba\avtijr' 
rri;,  and  BuXui'tiV/i?,  -ov,  b,  (fr. 
last)  a  keeper  or  mctster  of,  or  a 
servant  attending  in  a  bath;  a 
busy-boily  ;  curious,  inquisitive. 

BaXuv»;i^>n'yof,  -ov,  u,  /';,  (Ir.  jiiiXavos 
an  acorn,  and  (pdyiii,  to  eat)  thai 
eats  or  lives  on  acorns  or  ?nast. 

BuXuM/^iipof,  -ov,  0,  !/,  (fr.  same, 
and  i/)('pu)  to  bear)  bearing  mast 
or  acorns,  glandiferous, 

BaXai'll^u),  f.  -leu),  p.  -iKa,  (fr. 
same)  to  shake  or  gather  acorns. 

BuXui({,  -Moj,  and  BaXaiiaca,  -ris, 
!/,  (fr.  iia\avuov  a  hath)  a  wo- 
man that  keeps  or  attends  a  hath, 

Ba'Xui'Of,  -ov,  b,  acorn  or  maxt ;  a 
bolt,  bar,  latch ;  a  peg,  pin  ;  a 
kind  if  tree  and  of  flsh ;  the 
male  glans ;  a  form  of  medicine, 

BaXdvTiOV,  and  BeiXXai/riov,  -uv, 
rb,  (perhaps  fr.  /JriXXu  to 
throw,  and  tirif  within)  a  purse, 
has;,  haversack  ;  a  sack, 

Bn\nvTiorofiiu>,  -di,  f.  -/;(ru), (fr.  last, 
and  ri'/ii'w  to  cut)  to  nit  apuise, 
pick  tlic  pocket  ;  to  filch,  steal, 

BuXdiTiorci^of,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same) 
a  cutpurse,  pickpocket ;  a  trea- 
surer, bursar, 

Bii\ava)T>i,  -nf,  fi,  (fr.  (id\avoi  an 
acorn)  an  oak  wood,  forest. 

BitKavaTiov,  -(Ml,  rb,  the  flower  of 
the  wild  p'imegranal'. 

BrtX/l!{,  -I'f'o?,  /(,  a  rail,  bar,  start- 
ing post ;  a  goal  or  post  at 
racing ;  the  beginning,  com- 
mencetiwnt,    outset. 

Bn'Xc  and  Bn'Xn',  Ion.  fir /^«X(,  3 
nin.  2  a.  act.  also  Bn'Xt, -/ru,  2 
pi,  -trc,  pr<  B.  impr.  act.  —  B.i- 
Xiciv,  Ion.  and  Pout,  for  BaXttv, 
2  a.  inf.  act.  —  BaMaOai,  2  a, 


BAM 

uif.  mid.  —  BrfXtr',  Ion.  for 
t(ldXiro,  3  sin.  2  n.  mid.  —  Ha- 
A/rr;i',  Ion.  for  tfi'iX/rf/r,  2  dll.  i. 
ti.  ind.  act.  —  D<i.\;r,  Dor.  for 
fiaXov,  i  a.  impr.  mid.  —  lidXij- 
rai,  3  sin.  2  a.  siil>.  mid.  —  Bu- 
Au),  'ji;,  11,  2  and  3  pi.  -rjrt, 
-uci,  2  u.  svib.  act.  —  BhAu/v, 
-oi'cru,  -iv,  g.  pi.  -(JiTuJi',  d.  pi. 
-of.ii,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  ;JdAAu>. 

B<jA(a>,  -(I,  di,  (fr.  lidXXu)  to 
throw)  .s-ui/?,  Jlccf,  nhnbic ; 
speckleil,  dnpplat,  pyebaUed ; 
also  hliivl,   iiutUiiig  night. 

Bn'AA',  and  Bn'AAt,  Ion.  for  IjiaWc, 
3  sin.  impf.  ind.  act. —  B'iAAjai, 
for/?o'AA;;,  2  sin.  pres.  sub.  pass. 

—  Bt>AAc(,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. 

—  BdAAco,  Ion.  for /?a'AAoi>,  pres. 
impr.  pjss.  —  UaXXiaKiTu,  Ion. 
and  Poet,  and  BriXAtro,  Ion.  for 
tiitiWcTo,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  mid. 

—  BaXXcrai,  3  sin.  pros.  ind. 
pass.  — Ba'AXj?,  3  sin.  pres.  sub. 
act.  —  Brt'XXwi',  -ovca,  -ov,  par. 
pres.  act.  of  jSa'AXu. 

'BdWrjaa,  Ion.  for  e0d\\n<ra,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  jiaWiiii,  Poet,  for 
0dX\u>. 

BaXXi'^u,  f.  -hoi,  (fr.  pdXXw  to 
throw)  to , fling  the  legs,  dance, 
caper,  frisk. 

BaXAi(T^6s,  -oC,  11,  (fr.  last)  a 
dunce,  dancing;  leaping;  mov- 
ing to  time. 

BdXXoficv,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
SaXXoncvoi,  -Tj,  -Of,  par.  pres. 
pass. —  BaXXoiTufj-Xocrts,  -\dv- 
T(i)v,  BdXAoixTtji',  cases  of  par. 
pres.  act.  —  GdWovat,  3  p!. 
))res.  ind.  act.  of 

BdAAw,  f.  /3aAui,  p.  Pet^XtiKn,  to  cnst, 
throw,  pelt,  Jiing,  hurl,  aim, 
shoot,  dart ;  to  pass  beyond,  ex- 
cel, surpass,  exceed;  to  butt, 
push,  thrust,  dash,  strike,  hit, 
wound;  to  cast,  drop,  shed;  to 
reach,  arrive  at,  attain  to;  to 
throw,  or  dram  over,  cover;  to 
iruluce,  suggest,  persuade ;  to  lay 
by,  hoard,  treasure  up.  Bn'AXo;/ai, 
to  be  cast  down,  to  throw  one's 
self  down,  to  lie,  lean,  recline ;  to 
cast  in  mind,  ponder,  meditate. 
impf.  ijiaXSov.  2  a.  act.  md. 
ifiaXov  impr.  ^dXf  sub.  /JdXw. 
per.  pass.  fiijiXriiiai.  ppcr.  pass. 
tlitiiX^fir]v,  1  a.  pass.  ind.  t/JAi'/- 
dnv  impr.  /3X;50r;ri  •  .inf.  PXvdri- 
vnt.  pe/.  mid.  (itfloXa. 

^aXXiaTri,-iii,i'i,  the  herh horekouml. 

haXoiftt,  -oif,  -01,  act.  —  EaXolfiriv, 
-010,    -oiTo,    mid.    2  a.   opt.  of 

/JdXXuj. 

'BaXoiaai,  Dor.  for /?aXoi;<ric,  n.  pi. 

fem.  par.  2  a.  a.  of  same. 
'RdXadftoi',   -ov,  ri,  briham,  balm. 
"BaXa,   1   f.  act.  —  BdXu^ai,  2  a. 

sub.  mid.  —  E<f>w;(ti,  1  pi.  2  a. 

Gub.  act.  —  BdXiuv,    2    a.  par. 

act.  of  O'iXXoi. 
^'l^ia,  Dor.  for  Pnua. 
hdi)[}i,,   Dor.  for  iSd;ijta. 
Ba(i,?a<vo  ,  to  rlnmmcr,  hesitate  ;  to 

lisp;    to  UrJihle,  prate;    to  chnt- 

Ur   with  the  teeth  through  fear, 

ifuake,  tremble. 


BAP 

]ia^iiiaKt6u,  (fr.  Pdufta  picitlc)  to^ 
sophisliraie,  adulterule ;  to  set 
qff',  make  look  uiill,  particularly 
meat,  or  food. 

RaufiaXl^io,  f.  -Icii),  p.  -ixa,  to  trnn- 
ile,  shake,  quake;  ijvirrr  with 
the  lips,  chatter  uilh  the  leith. 

Bdiicv,  Bo^ff,  Dor.  for  jJifitv,  1  pi. 

2  a.  sub.  act.  of  /3r;fii  for  liulvui. 
Bdfifia,  -iiTOi,  rd,  (fr.  -jdrru)  to  dip) 

a  dye,  slain,  colour,  hur ;   vine- 
gar,   brine,  pickle ;     sailed,    or 
pickled  meat. 
Bav,  by  Sync,  and  Ion.  for  (^riaav, 

3  pi.  2  a.  act.  of  pii^t  for  /ju/viu. 
Bavavala,   -a;,  >'i,    (fr.  jidvavaOi  a 

mechanic)  a  mechanic  art,  craft, 
labour,  handyuork ;  want  oj 
Manners,  ignorance,  awkward- 
ness, rudeness,  rulsarity. 

BavavctKi?,  ->),  -or,  (fr.  ne\t)  me- 
rhanicnl ;  mean,  low,  senile. 

Bdvavaoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  /Juri'o;  a  fur- 
nace, and  avo)  to  kindle)  one 
who  works  in  a  forge,  a  mechanic, 
artist,  workman ;  Adj.  mean, 
low,  servile,  vulgar,  common. 

BdiTtf,  n.  pi.  mid.  of  /?hs,  -dcra, 
-iiv,  par.  2  a.  of  (STi/ii  lor  [iaiiu. 

Bd^if, -lOf,  Alt.  -ctiii,  II,  (fr.  /Ja'Co) 
to  talk)  faJV-C,  repwrt,  rumour; 
talk,  discourse,  conversation  ;  a 
response,  oracle. 

BoTTri^u),  (.  -law,  p.  (iePaTTTiKa,  (fr. 
(idnTU)  to  dip)  to  dip,  immerse, 
immerge,  plunge;  to  wash, 
cleanse,  purify  ;  to  baptize ;  to 
depress,  humble,  overwhelm.  Bar- 
ri'^ofiaf,  to  wash  one's  self,  to 
bathe  ;  to  sink,  faint,  be  dejected. 
1  a.  act.  ifiaTTTtaa.  impf.  pass. 
cpaTTTi^oiJin'.  per.  pass.  /3t,Sa'7r- 
ridfiai.  1  a.  pass.  cfia-riaOnv.  1 
a.  mid.  ind.  cj3aTriadu)jv. 

BuKTicxfin,  -aTOi,  to,  (fr.  last)  a 
washing,  ablution  ;  pvri^firalion  ; 
baptism ;  the  christian  doctrine  ; 
depth  of  affliction  or  distress,  g. 
sin.   (iaVTioyaroi,  d.   -fiari. 

BavriOfibi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  im- 
mersion in  v:ater,  washing;  cere- 
monial purijicaliov . 

Ba-nriorfioiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a 
vessel  for  bathing  or  for  ablu- 
tions ;  a  baptistery,  font. 

BaTTTitfT^f,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same)  a  bap- 
tizer ;  a  baptist. 

Bu-rdf,  -h,  ov,  (fr.  next)  dipped; 
tinged,  stained;  dcfp. 

BJnroi,  f.  -i//0),  p.  pt(i/i(pa,  to  dip, 
plunge,  immerse ;  tn  wash ;  to 
wet,  moisten,  sprinkle ;  to  steep, 
imbue ;  to  dye,  stain,  colour. 

Bap,  indecl.  a  son,  the  son  if. 

Bapa/3/?rtj,  -a,  b,  Barahbas,  a 
man's   name. 

BdoaOoov,  -ov,  ri,  Att.  BipiOpov,  a 
deep  hole  at  Athens  into  which 
criminals  were  thrown,  a  deep 
pit,  ditch,  trench ;  a  chasm, 
gulf,  cleft ;  a  shore,  drain ; 
extravagance,  waste,  ruin. 

BapnOpu^ri;,  -tOi  -ov{,  Att.  -£Ciif, 
6,  !],  (fr.  last)  deep,  yawning, 
like  a  gulf. 

BapdX'aiy  -aw,  b  Barodiias,  a 
man's  name. 

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BAP 

Eop/3.i(jf^u>,  f.  -/(TO,  p.  -ixa,  (fr. 
/j'lipp'upof  foreign)  to  live,  act  or 
speak  as  afoirigner  or  stranger  ; 
to  be  any  otitir  than  Greek  or  Ro- 
man ;  to  speak  corruptly. 

BnpliuptKdf,  -»),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  bar- 
barian, foreign, 

Bap(iapiicu>s,  (fr.  last)  like  a  fo- 
reigner, strangely. 

Bapfiafnoudf,  -oT;  b,  (fr.  (idpfiapoi 
foreign)  a  stale  of  barbarity; 
rudeness,  want  of  manntrs ;  a 
foreign  air;  impropriety  of  speech, 
barbarism. 

Bap/Iapio-r?,  (fr.  next)  bm-baroiisty, 
sav'igcly;  rudely,  wildly ;  like  a 
foreigner. 

Bdpliapof,  -ov,  b,  fj,  barbarous,  sa- 
vage ;  wild  ;  rude,  unpolished  ; 
foreign,  outlandish,  strange ; 
not  Greek  or  Roman. 

Bapliapd<pu)voi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  last, 
and  ^(uir;  voice)  using  a  foreign 
language  or  dialect,  speaking 
bad  language. 

Bap^apdo)  -w,  f.  -waio,  p.  -ai/ca,  (fr. 
same)  to  make  savage  or  brutal, 
to  deprave,  corrupt ;  to  bring  un- 
der a  foreign  yoke.  BapPapooj/at 
-of/iui,  to  grow  savage,  degene- 
rate ;  to  become,  wild,  outrageous, 

BaPdpoi;,  (fr.  same)  barbarously, 
inhumanely,  brutally,  savagely  ; 
without  civilization,  ignoruntly, 
rudely. 

Bapfiiri^u),  f.  -tew,  p.  -(Ka,(fr.  next) 
to  play  on  or  sing  to  the  harp. 

BapjitToi,  -ov,  b,  and  BdpliiTov, 
-ov,  rd,   a  harp,  lyre. 

BdpiicTOi,  Poet,  for  Ppditeros, 
see  Ppafivs, 

Bctpia,  (neut.  pi.  cf  /3api"s  heavy) 
heavily,  wdghtiiy,  sorely,  ^riw 
ously.  or  Ion.  for  (^apua. 

Bdpci,  d.  sin.  cont.  —  Bq'p>7,  pi. 
cent,   of  ISnpoi. 

Bapua,  n.  fem.  —  Bapclat,  n.  j)!. 
(em.  —  Bapnav,  a.  fem.  or  Dor. 
for  ISnpctwv,  g.  pi.  fem.  —  EaptTj, 
n.  pi.  mas.  cont.  of  fSapvs. 

BapdaOui,  pros.  impr.  pass.  cont. 
of 

Bapiu)  -<3,  f.  -/iau>,p.  fJePdpriKn,  (fr. 
0dpoi  weight)  to  burden,  load, 
weigh  doun;  to  ojrpress,  ovir- 
whelm,  overcome ;  to  lay  on, 
impose,  charge.  Bapiofini  -oT'ijat, 
to  sink  under,  be  oppressed,  over- 
come. 1  a.  act.  cPdpvcii.  per. 
pas.''.  Pe(idpriiiGi'  par.  fitjiaprini- 
I'o?.  1  a.  pass.£/?up;50i)i'. 

Bcptuj,  (fr.  fiapvi  heavy)  heavily, 
weightily,  severely,  grievously. 

Baoctuf,  Att.  for  (Saplof,  g.  cf/Jcpi;f. 

Bap0oXona7o(,  -cv,  h,  Buriholontew, 
a  man's  nume. 

Bupnioovi,  -oh,  h,  Barjcsus,  a 
man's  name. 

Biipii,  -loi,  or-i(!of,  lj,aship,yachl; 
a  tower,  castle,  castellated  house, 
palace,  slnirturc,  bvilding, 

Bapiondi,  -a,  h,  Barjonas,  a  man's 
name. 

BaoKVfi'if',  aid  BnpKOvvtift,  Ilcb. 
indecl.  a  thorn,  briar. 

Bapyufiaf,  -a,  b,  Barnabas,  a 
man's  name. 


BAP 

Bioof,  -£0f  -»wf,  ri,  weiglU,  heavi- 
new  ;  a  load,  burden  ;  baggage  ; 
a  quantiii/,  targe  portion;  la- 
bour, toil ;  a  charge,  task,  injunc- 
tion; an  encumbrance;  in^rmity, 
wf.akness,  fault ;  disease,  pnin. 

Bapovuctoi,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont. 
of  ^apim. 

Bapffa.'Jaf,  -a,  b,  Barsabas,  a 
raan's  name. 

'Baiirifiaioi,  -ov,  o,  BarlimrBus,  a 
man's  name. 

hapv^pofioi,  -ov,  b,  ti,  (fr.  papvi 
heavy,  and  jipditoi  a  crash)  re- 
sounciing,  re-tchoing,  deep-loned, 
deep-roaring. 

EaptycorTTOf,  -ov,  and  Ion.  -oio,. 
b,  n,  (fr.  same,  and  ^oCrrof  a 
sound)  deep-sounding,  hollow, 
roaring. 

EaoiiyAwffffOf,  or  -oirros,  -ov,  b,  n, 
(fr.  same,  ajld  yXwaaa  the 
toncue)  of  a  difficult  or  un- 
known language ;  harsh  ;  foul- 
mouthed,  slanderous,  malicious. 

Eapuyoiivarof,  and  Bapvyovvo!, 
-ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr-  same,  and  yow  the 
knee)  with  heavy  or  weak  knees, 
injirm,  feeble,  tardy,  slow. 

Baoucacouf,  -uof,  and  haovidxpvoi, 
-ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same,  and  Sdxpv  a 
tear)  tearful,  lamentable,  melon 
choli/,  sad,   mournful,    weeping, 
bathed  in  tears. 

BapvCdrctpa,  -as,  n,  (fr-  same,  and 
cifujjfii  to  give)  causing  wo,  af- 
flictive, distressing. 

^aovT)^>li,  -io{,  -ovi,  and  Bapvri' 
yds,  -ou,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
>ivoi  a  sound)  deep-sounding, 
derp-toned. 

Haovdvftiui  -Si,  f.  -i/<rw,  p.  -riKH  (fr. 
same,  and  S-u/iij  anger)  to  be 
angry  or  indignant ;  to  be  sad ; 
to  fret,  pine. 

BaovBviiia,  -a(,  li,  (fr.  same)  bilter- 
nrss  of  s'lul,  vexation ;  sorrow, 
grief,  affliction,  heaviness  of  heart 

'BapCdvfiof.-ov,  b,  q,  (fr.  same)  an., 
ery,  indignant ;  heavy  at  heart, 
oppressed,  njjlirted. 

haavOi'iiijti,  (fr.  last)  with  a  heavy 
heart,  sorrowfully;  in  anger, 
gpitrfutly. 

haoOOij),  f.  -iaii),  (fr.  (iapi'i  heavy) 
to  feel  tieavy,  be  ilejected,  pirte. 
3  sm.  pres.  ind.  act.  jiapvOtt. 

hipvKdpitOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  0apvi 
heavy,  and  xdpita  the  heart) 
heavy  or  dull  hrnrlrd,  obstinate, 
stiff'-necked  ;  foolish,  insensible 

Da0u<a;iira(,  -ov,  b,  <;,  (fr.  same, 
and  K^fiirot  a  crash)  sounding 
heavily,  <ltep,  holloir, 

Bfloutruffoj,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  same, 
and  ktvtIu)  to  rattle)  loud  rat- 
tling, pealing,  rnririn p,  hcllowing. 

BupuA-Jyoi,  -ou,  A,  li,  (fr.  simc,  and 
idyof  dixroiiran)  ill  spoken,  ei-il 
spt'iking,  malicious.  Calumnious. 

hapvitdvtoi,  -ID,    Dor.  for  flapviifs- 
vio>,  -ov,  b,  I],  (fr.   same,   and 
jtavla    ra^e,  anil    n^vtf   anger) 
angry,    violent,    bnistmius ;    rr 
taming  anger,   vindtrtivr. 

BrfpuvfJcf,  DcEOt.  for  (.Japiitfli/ciiv, 
3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  Dcipcoyro, 


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Ion.  for  c^apvvovro,  3  pi.  impf.  ] 
ind.  pass,  of  | 

Bupuiu,  f.  -Bfoi,  p.  pz'iidpvyKa, 
(fr.  iiaovi  heavy)  to  weigh  down, 
sink,  depress;  to  overloart,  over- 
charge; to  distress,  op/press,  impf. 
(idpvvov,  -£?,-£,  Ion.lor£,Ju'ouvov, 

1  u.  pass.  ind.  ijiapvi/tiiiv  sub. 
ffapvvOa,  3  pi.   -Ouai. 

Bapv6-as,  -w,  b,  Dor.  for  jiapv6->ji, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and  dip  the 
voice)  an  epithet  of  Jupiter, 
heavy  sounding,  deep-loned,  re- 
sounding, reverberating. 

BapvdrrTOfiai,  aid  EapuaiTrfu,  -ui, 
(fr.  same,  and  dnTOfiai  to  see) 
to  see  dimly  ;  to  be  almost  blind. 

2  a.  cjSapvwTTTjv. 
Bapv-niriuv,  -ovtra,  -ov,  (fr.  same, 

and  TTvdm,  Poet,  for  nviui  to 
breathe)  blowing  strong,  violent, 
boisterous. 
Bapvi,  -£<■«)  -")  (''■•  PofOi  weight) 
heavy,  weighty,  ponderous  ;  im- 
portant, momentous;  authorita- 
tive, severe,  rigid  ;  grievous,  af- 
flicting, oppressive,  comp.  jiapv- 

TCOOS,     sup.     -VTUTOi. 

last,  and  cTiid-)(ii>  to  groan)  to 
sigh  heavily  ;  to  groan  ;  to  moan, 
bemoan,  lament. 

BapvcTOvoi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same,  and 
arivit)  to  groan)  groaning  deeply, 
bemoaning,  lamenting ;  urifor- 
tunate,  lamentable. 

Bapvavfiipopos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  o-u/j^opd  a  misfortune)  un- 
successful, unfortunate;  rinJiap- 
py,  miserable. 

Bapvaipdpayoi,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  cipdpayoi  noise  in  the  throat) 
deep-souniling,  hollow;  rattling, 
grumbling,  murmuring. 

BapiiTcpoi,  comp.  of  jiapvf. 

BapvTTis,  -jjTo;,  fi,{fr.  same)  weight, 
heaviness,  gravity,  ponderosity. 

BapvTt^oi,  -ov,  b,  1],  (fr.  same, 
and  Tifif)  price)  uj  great  price, 
precious,  valuable, 

BapvToviui  -d,  f.  -i/uo),  p.  -vxa,  (fr. 
same,  and  rAvof  tone)  to  utter 
with  expression,  speak  in  a  deep 
tone,  mouth,  rant. 

Bapiroiioi,  -iv,  b.  If,  (fr.  same) 
having  a  grave  accent,  barytone; 
erprrssivc,  grave,  deep. 

BapvT6vu)i,  (fr.  last)  with  deep  ac- 
centuation ;  gravely,  solemnly. 

Biipi'ipOoYyof,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  0<ipl'f 
grave,  and  (pOiyyojiat  to  speak) 
gravely  uttered,  solemnly  pro- 
nounced; deep-toned,  hoUou,  re- 
sounding. 

BapiiipooTOf,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^lipTof  a  load)  heavy,  wiigh- 
ty,  rui'nbrous;  deep  laden,  over- 
lodilid. 

Baouwr/ij-u,  same  os;)rtpurfrroua(. 

BiU,  -dan,  -iiv,  2  a.  par.  of  fiffjn 
fir  ihtlvui.  n.  pi.  mas.  Pdvrcf. 

Bdaav,  a.  fem.  sjn.  of  la«t. 

Baoanviiiff.-cvaui,  p.-tu«ru,»amea« 

Baaaviyi),   f.  -hu),    p.  ,']t/Ju(7«'ii«ta, 

(fr.   (idrravoi;    a    touchstone)    to 

examine,    try,  prove;  to  starch, 

sift,  probe,  sound ;  to  rack,  tor- 

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BA2 

ture;     to  vex,    torment,    excru 
dale;    to  loss,    ngitule,   harass. 
1   a.  act.   ind.  ciiuirdvioa.    per. 
pass,  ficljaadiiauai.     1  a.  pass. 

Bacui'iaui,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Baaavl- 
ffj.'f,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  —  B'l- 
canadtiacTat,  3  sin.  and  -Oi'iaov— 
rai,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  —  Baaa- 
viaduxji,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of 
last. 

Eaaaviaiibs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  ex- 
amination, trial,  jiroof;  torment, 
torture,  rack. 

BaaavioTiji,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
examiner,  inquirer,  searcher ;  a 
tormaitor,  torturer,  executioner. 

Ba'o-ai'of,  -ou,  6,  a  touclistone ;  a  test, 
criterion,  proof;  a  trial,  inquiry  ; 
examination  by  torture,  the  rack  ; 
torment,  pain,  anguish. 

Baeus,  n.  pi.  cont.  of  jidcti. 

Bjcreijfiat,  3  pi.  Baatt^vTiii,  Dor. 
and  ^■Eol.  for  f^rjcofiai,  jii'iaovTai, 
1  f.  mid.  <:f  jirifii  lor  (iaiiiit. 

BaaiKia,  -\u,  -\ui,  -Xeu,  -\iwv, 
-\iu)i,  cases  of  jiaaiXcvs. 

BaatXda,  -of,  /;,  (fr.  /Jun-iXtic  a 
king)  o  kingdom;  royalty,  dig- 
nity, power,  ragn,  ride,  sove- 
reignty, dominion. 

BaciXciov,  -ov,  rb,  (neut.  of  next) 
viz.  iHfia,  a  palace,  royal  resi- 
dence,  castle. 

BatrlXcio;,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  /JaonXtuj  a 
king)  royal,  kingly,  regal,  sove- 
reign;  august,  grand,  magnifl- 
cent. 

BaaiXcvt,  pros.  impr.  —  BaffiXftit- 
pei;  Ion.  fbr/^ao-iXcuciv,  pres.  inf. 
act.  —  EacriXtilti,  3  sin.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  BaatXtvu). 

BatriXciij,  -ioi,  Att.  -f'w?.  Poet,  and 
Ion.  -i)of,  6,  (perhaps  fr.  jSdats 
a  support,  and  Xciij  the  people) 
a  king,  monarch,  sovercig7i, 
prince,  chieftuin.  Adj.  royal, 
august.  comp.  /lao-iXtOrtpof, 
sup.  -tvTnroi. 

BaaiXtvtii,  f.  -tiaui,  p.  -cvKa,  (fr. 
last)  to  be  a  king,  6Jc.  to  reign, 
rule,  govern ;  to  prevail,  tri- 
umph, conquer.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
c/3uffl'Xti'(Tu"   int.  paoiXcvaai. 

BnaiXTja,  KaaiXiii,  BiiaiXtjof,  Ion. 
and  Poet,  for  jiaatXfa,  a.  /ia- 
ctXii,  d.  ftaciXioi,  g.  of /?n(7<X£uf, 

Ba(7iX('/(oi', -oi',Ti,Ion.for/irt(T/X(ioj'. 

BaatX}]io(,  -uv,  b,  i).  Ion.  for  (iaoi- 
Xciof.   (I.  pi.  jiactXijioiai. 

BnniXti'if,  -ifiof.  It,  (fr.  (iaaiXivi  n 
king)  a  palace,  court,  royal  resi- 
dence. Adj.  royal,  regal,  su- 
preme, sovereign. 

BaatXll^u),  f.  -lati),  (fr.  same)  to  love 

the  king,  be  of  the  rm/al  party. 

BnatXli^oiiai,    f.    -iaoji'it,    to   net 

.  like  a  kins  ;  to  qffccl  royalty,  aim 

at  sMtercignty. 

BaatXlKii,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  some)  regal, 
royal,  kingly ;  aunust,  grand ; 
courtly,  clcsanl.  Subs,  n  cour- 
tier;  a  minister,  attendant,  or 
servant  on  a kinn.  rotnp.  paaiXi- 
Kijrroof,  KU]).  -wrarof. 

Ba7iXi«:ui(,  cum]>.  -Kwripov,  sup. 
Kurara,  (fr.  last)  royally,  like  a 


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BAT 


BEB 


I'lng,  with  royal  state,  augustli/, 

BuffiAis,  -i(5oj,  and  n(i<TiXi(T(Ta,  -ijc, 
fj,  (It.  jJuffiXri'i-  u  kill")  n  queen; 
(I  roijal  coruort,  princess. 

haaiXicKOf,  -ov  6,  (dim.  uf  same) 
a  petty  king,  chief,  lord ;  a 
srrpnit,  basilisk,  cockatrice;  a 
wren, 

Bdctftoi,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  next)  open, 
exjioscit,  clear ;  pervious,  passa- 
ble ;  accessible  ;  approached,  ar- 
rived at,  attained  to ;  Stable, 
steady,  ^fircd,  Jirm. 

BaVt;,  -los,  Alt.  -tui{,  (/,  (fr.  finlvhi 
to  go)  a  guit,  vioveinait,  walk , 
a  step,  footstep,  track,  trace  ; 
the  sole,  the  foot ;  a  foundation, 
ba.iis  ;  the  base,  foot,  or  lowir 
member  of  a  pillar  ;  a  pedesl(d ; 
a  prop,  shore,  buttress,  sup- 
port. 

'Bdan',  for   finoKt,   pres.   impr.    of 

iidOKU)   for  /JUII'UI. 

Bafffcui'i'u),  f.  -avd,  p.  -ayxa,  and 
Bdffiijw^u),  f.  -law,  Alt.  -lui, 
(perhaps  fr.  (pdaKui  to  say,  and 
uTioj  dreadful.  Or,  fr.  (idaif  a 
look  or  an  expression,  and  (cuirui 
to  kill)  to  bewitch,  fascinalc, 
charm,  enchant ;  to  envy,  grudge; 
to  accuse,  charge,  blame.  1  a. 
ind.  cjidaKftva.  2  a,  act.  tjida- 
Kavov. 

BacTKaiia,  -as,  »;,  (fr.  last)  fasci- 
nation, witchcraft,  a  charm ; 
enty,  grudge;  malice,  slander, 
calumny. 

BdnKaioi,  -ov,  b,  f],  (fr.  same)  be- 
w-itching,  using  charms;  envious, 
spiteful;  malicious,  slanderous. 

EacKai'd);,  (fr.  last)  enviously, 
spitefully,  maliciously. 

BdcKoi,  Poet,  for  ffaivui,  to  hasten, 
speed,  despatch. 

haaoi'jjiat,  in  3  pi.  Baavvvrai,  iEol. 
for  (ii'iuofiat,  1  f.  mid.  of  (irim 
for  (iaiiw. 

'Bdcaa,  -a;,  I'l,  Dor.  for  flrjaca. 

haccdpa,  -ay,  and  Bacadpii,  ->K,  )'/, 
a  kind  of  shoe  ;  a  harlot ;  a  vixen, 
fox. 

Bdcrayfia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  next)  a 
loa/1,  burden. 

Bao-rn'^o),  f.  -ata,  and  Dor.  -(u>,  p. 
fic^daraKa,  (perhaps  from  /ia'w 
to  go,  and  craw  to  be  firm)  In 
bear  a  wei{;ht,  to  carry  a  bur- 
den ;  to  balance,  poise,  sustain, 
support;  to  weigh,  examine,  scru- 
tinize ;  to  suffer,  endure ;  to  take 
up,  carry ;  to  take  up,  lift,  raise  ; 
tj>  carry  clear  off',  destroy,  deface  ; 
to  bury,  inter.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
tSidaraca. 

Bdijwiicv,  Dor.  for  fit'iaijifir,v,  1  pi. 
1  a.  sub.  of  /3aa)  for  jiaivoi. 

UaTnXi^ofirjt,  (fr.  next)  to  behave 
like  Bulalos  ;  to  act  indecorously  ; 
to  he  ejfeminate,  delicate. 
Bn'raXo;,  -ov,  b,  Batalns,  a  de- 
bauched musician  of  Ephesus  ; 
womanish,  delicate,  effeminate ; 
a  catamite. 
Bardviov,  -ov,  rb,  (.^ol.  for  rard- 
viov,  dim.  of  varavt]  a  plate)  a 
deep  dish,  saucer,  plate. 


BiiTf,  Dor.  for  (i^rc,  2  pi.  2  a. 
nnpr.  act.  of  l.iiifn  fo'  j^iuiiw. 

ySuTivui,  f,  -ivam  to  copuluti ,  eugtn- 
dir.  Spoken  of  llie  mule,  jia- 
Tcvoftat  of  the  fen)ale.  a  pi. 
pres.  ind.  mid.  jSoTN'mii,  Sync, 
for  ^arivoiTat,     Also, 

Buri'w,  -(i,  f.  -I'laui,  same  as  last, 
pres.  inf.  '  act.  cont.  liaruv, 
pass.    jiaruaOat. 

hdriiti.  Dor.  and  Ion.  for  [13i',ttjv, 
3  du.  'Z  a.  act.  of  p'r;^i  !br  /jJ.iii  w, 

BoT/jp,  -tipus,  b,  (fr.  tiaivu)  to  go) 
a  goer,  walker ;  a  post  or  goal  al 
races  ;  the  threshold,  entrance. 

Bart'ipios,  -a,  -oi;  (tr.  same)  scale- 
able,  accessible. 

Baria,  -nf,  i),  same  as  Pdrof. 

BaTtaKT],  -li,  <h  "■  ^''"^  of  drinking 
vessel,  cup,  goblet. 

Bdroi,  -ov,  1;,  (perhaps  fr.  ^ia  vio- 
lence, and  druj  to  hurt)  u  bush, 
thorn,  bramble. 

Brfroj,  -ov,  b,  abulh;  a  Hebrew 
measure  of  liquids,  the  tenth 
of  a  homer,  equal  to  an  ephah, 
about  seven  gallons  and   a  half. 

Bards,  -'I,  -oi',  (fr.  ffaho}  to  go) 
pervious,  passable,  accessible. 

BaTpa)(Ofivoiin)f^in,  -as,  i;,  (fr.  j8a- 
Tpa)^oi  a  irog,  fiii?  a  mouse,  and 
^in^rJ  a  battle)  the  war  of  tlu 
frogs  and  the  mice  ;  a  mock  he- 
roic poem  by  Homer. 

Ea'Tpa;^'os,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  podw 
to  cry,  and  rpa^x^ijis  hoarsely)  a 
frog ;  a  disease  in  the  lower  part 
of  the  tong%:e. 

Barrapi^iji,  f.  -law,  (fr.  Bdrro; 
Batlus)  to  lisp,  stammer,  hesi- 
tate ;  to  talk  tionsense,  babble, 
prate. 

BarroXoyiij)  -Z,  f.  •ri(TU,  p.  Pcfiaro- 
X'JyijKii,  (fr.  same,  and  \6yoi 
discourse)  to  stammer,  sliittcr ; 
to  speak  foolishly,  prate,  babble  ; 
to  blah ;  to  repeat  idly,  use  vain 
repetitions.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cfiar- 
ToXoynaa'  sub.  (iaTToXoyrjCw'  2 
pi.   0aTTo\oyrjariTe. 

BarroXoyia,  -aj,  i';,  (fr.  sanie)  vain 
repetition,  tautology;  hesitation, 
stammering. 

Barrof,  -ov,  b,  Batlus,  a  prince  of 
the  Cyrenians  who  stammered  ; 
also  a  silly  Poet ;  a  stammerer, 
stutterer ;  an  idle  talker,  chat- 
terer, babbler. 

BarvXn,  -li,  hy  <'■  dwarf,  a  small 
woman. 

Bdmi,  3  «n.  of  ftdOi  for  firidi,  2  a. 
impr.  act.  of  (ifijii  for  fiaiiu). 

Bavfidii)  -it},  f.  -t'lUM,  p.  -■>}Kii,  (fr. 
next)  to  sleep,  doze ;  to  put  to 
sleep,  quiet,  hush,  lull. 

Bavftu),  -doi  -ouf,  )/,  Bauho,  the 
nurse  of  Ceres. 

Bad^w,  f.  -^w,  p.  -%a.  Onomat. 
to    bark,  bay  ;     to  lament,   cry 

I     over. 

\  BavKaXdii)  -0,  (fr.  jiavKbi  pleasant 
or  fidv^dia  to  doze)  to  sing  to 
sleep,  sooth,  lull ;  to  tickle,  please 

BavKoMa,  -as,  >),  a  drinking  vessel, 
cup,  goblet. 

BotiKa'Xiuv,    -ov,    TV,     n.    narroW' 
movthed  vessel,  bottle. 
(112) 


BavKiiMs,    and    Eiit!«Ac,    -fi,    -iy, 

jiliusant,    ugrteaili  ;    hunioruus, 

joiose;  neat  Jim;  ilitiiute. 
Buiuos,    -ov,  b,    (pirhaps   fr.   j3ia 

violence,  and   avw    to   Lurii)   a 
furnace,  forge,   a   stove,  hiurlh, 

chimuiy. 
Baiafciv,   Dor.   for  jjatl^eti/,  prcs. 

inf.  of  IJni^u. 
BiKpfiis,  -iof,  Ai\.  -('u)f,  i,  (fr.  fidn- 

TO)  to  dip)  a  dytr, 
Bu<p!),  -ijs,  t'l,  (Ir.  same)  diyjiing, 

imnnrsion;    timpuing  ;  dying; 

a  colour,  tinge,  Uue. 
Bii\pns,  par.  —  Bdxpu),  -jis,  -ji,  1  u. 

sub.  ait.  of  same. 
Bdu),  oLs.  from  whence  /3?)f<i  for 

jiaiiia. 
Bin'AXu),  and  Bt^AXu,  f.  -XG,  p.  //?- 

iii^Ka,   to  Til  ilk  ;  to  stick,  iniiibe. 
BiiXXa,  -as,  fi,  (Ir.  last)  a  kech, 


horseleech ;  a  bioodsvckcr. 

ftr  I3ii> 
of  last. 


BitXXcuiv,  Ion.  for  jiiiXXuv,  g.  pi. 


BiiXXtov,  -ov,  rd,  and  B^AXu,  -as, 
I'l,  Bdilliuv),  a  tree  of  Arabia, 
also  the  gum  from  it ;  according 
to  others  a  piarl. 

B^iXvyiia,  -Utos,  ri,  and  B^tXny- 
fibs,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  jjSiXiaauijiui  to 
abominate)  un  abomination,  un- 
clean thing  ;  impurity,  dtjitc- 
mcnt ;  foulness,  Jilth  ;  stink, 
stench. 

BiiXvKTos,  -r),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  abo- 
minable, vile,  impure,  unclean  ; 
foul,  defiling. 

BiiXvpbs,  -pa,  -pbv,  (fr.  Fame) 
impure,  foul,  Jiltliy ;  wicked, 
vicious,  bad ;  impudent,  shumt- 
Itss. 

B&cXvacoiiai,  and  -vrTOjiai,  f.  -fo- 
uat,  p.  -tfiilXvyiiai,  (fr.  [iiiu)  to 
break  wind)  to  abominate,  exe- 
crate ;  to  hate,  deltst,  abhor ;  to 
loathe,  nauseate ;  to  drjile  one's 
self,  be  impure  ;  to  stink,  befoul. 
1  a.  mid.  ifihXv^d^nv.  par.  per. 
pass.   tfiitXvy^dvos. 

BhiXvaadiicvos,  -/;,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of  last. 

Biiui  -w,  f.  -ijffo),  and  -iau},  to  break 
wind. 

BouXos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  discharge 
of  wind  from  the  body  ;  a  crack, 
crash,  clap ;  stink,  smell. 

Be,  a  particle  denoting  privation, 
or  separation. 

Biflaa,  in  3  pi.  Bt^daai,  per.  mid. 
— Be(iuii)s,  par.of/3rj/ii,  lor  fiuivui. 

Bifiaios,  -ov,  h,  t],  (perhaps  fr.  jja'ui 
or  liifjii,  for  (iaivm  to  go)  Jirm, 
steadfast,  steady,  Jixed;  sure, 
trusty,  faithful  ;  constant,  last- 
ing, durable  ;  strong,  able  ;  hard, 
solid,  comp.  (iijiaidrtpos,  s\x\i. 
-draros. 

BciiatortjS,  -iros,  I'l,  (fr.  Iast)^r7n- 
ness,  steadiness,  Hlalility  ;  sound- 
ness, strength,  solidity ;  constant 
cy,  continuance,  durability. 

Beiiaioi'ixiiios,  cont.  par.  —  Bt- 
fiaiottaOat,  cont.  pres. inf.  pass. of 

B{/?ni(iw  -d,  f.  -liau,  p.  jitjiitiwKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  strengthen,  fortify, 
secure;  tocon_firm,  establish,  keep, 
maintain;  to  verify,  (\f}irm. 


BEB 


BEA 


a.  act.  e^cPaiiiiua.  prcs.  inf.  pass.  1  Bf/Spty^ai,  per.  pass.  —  Btjipeyi't- 
/3£/3ut4£(70ai-iDff6a(.  per.pass./jc-      los,  par.  per.  pass.  o{  (ipiy^ut. 
Bcjiaiiauai.  1  a. pass,  tjit jjaiiiSijr.  i  Bffipf'fijjda,  per.   act.  of  iipijioi 


Bt/3aiu5,  (fr.  sanie)/rm/y,  i/ron^ 
ly ;   safely,  securely ;    tvilh  due 
search,  upon  examiriation. 

Bt/Jui'iDO-tj,  -<os,  Atl.  -£u)f,  ij,  (tr. 
^ifiatoi  firm)  a  strengthening  ; 
confirmntion,  corroboration  ; 
Jirmness,  steadiness ;  certainty, 
security. 

BijiaKa,  BcjiaKw;,  Dor.  for  ffi^n- 
Ka,  per.  act.  and  /3£,3i;*.uii  par. 

—  BijSafiti;  S)Tic.  and  Ion.  for 
^ififiKajxcv,  1  pi.  per.  act.  or  for 
pciiaivitt,  per.  inf.  mid.  —  Ej- 
fiaaav.  Sync,  for  I3t^dei<rav,  Ion. 
for  f/3£/3a(t£i(r<iv,  3  pi.  p[)er.  act. 

—  BciiuCii,  par.  per.  mid.  or  Ion. 
^for   /if/}7)<cu)f,     par.    of   iiiprjKa, 

per.  act.  —  'BcfifiKiiv,  -ti%,  -u, 
pper.  act.  of  (iTijii  for  Salvia. 

Bf0a\o(,  Dor.  for  (if^tiXo;. 

he^afiuivoi,  -i?,  -ov,  par.  per,  pass. 

of  pa'TTU. 

Beliapriiii*>os,  pax.  per.  pass.  — 
B£papr)<I)5,  Ion.  for  /?£^api;(C(li;, 
par.  per.  act.  of  jiapiu). 

Bifiaipa,  per.  act.  of  /idrTu). 

B/j^ijXof,  -ou,i,  /;,  (fr.  /3f  priv.  and 
/JfjXJj  the  threshold)  excluded, 
excommunicated  ;  profane,  un- 
hallowed, common,  vulgar  ;  im- 
pious, irreli^ous,  wicked,  had. 

Bt^ijAdoj  -w,  f.  -(iffu,  p.  Iii0tji)i- 
XuiKo,  (fr.  last)  to  profane,  pol- 
lute, contaminate,  pervert  to  bad 
u»e.     1  a.  act.  t^c(ifi\i,iaa. 

Bi^fi\ii>aii,  -105,  Att.  -£(Df,  fj,  (fr. 
same)  profanation,  contamina- 
tion, pollution,  abuse  of  holy 
things. 

B£/i(a(7^(>'u;,  (fr.  0c(iiaaiih'Of,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  (iid^io  to  force)  liy 
force  or  compuUnon,  urivittingty. 

BtftlriKa,  per.  act.  —  Ef/Jirj^fVof, 
par.  per.  pass,  of  (itdia. 

Bi^iij>IJ'ii,  -ff'ii,  -Tai,  per. — Bt- 
fttwfilvos,  par.   pa>s.  of  (iiiw. 

B/'/3Xd/ia,  per.  mid Bf/3Xo/i^ai, 

per.  pa«s.  —  B//JXa^a,  per.  act 

of  /JXfirTUI. 

BtPXdarriKa,  per.  ind.  act.  of /JXaa- 
rfffbi. 

EtY'Xij'n.  Ion.  for  /?/,3Xr«rn(,  2  sin. 
and  B£/?X»;nT«i,  Ion.  for  ii!(i\tjv- 
rai,  3  pi.  per.  pass. —  Bt(i\),aTo, 
Ion.  for  f/?//JX>)VTo,  3  pi.  pper. 
pass. —  B//3XH«-n,-fi?,-t,  per.  act. 

—  B//?Xn>t£i,  Ion.  for  t(Hi3\riKci, 
3  «in.  pper.  art.  —  Bf/?Xr;(«iTo?, 
p.  sin.  par.  per.  act.  —  BiliXttfiai, 
-am,  -rai,  per.  pa<i!i.  —  Bt/3X;;/i«'- 
vov,  •»?,  -ov,  per.  nar.  pass.  —  Br- 
/IX/fffOai,  per.  inr.  pais.of /IrfXXw. 

Btiloijnrni,  Ion.    for    if[P6nvT,it,    3 

pi.  per.  pa."*,  of  (iarlui. 
Bt/?oXrnTni,  Ion.  for  /?t/3'iXi;jrni,  3 

pi.  per.  pas-t Bt/?oX-ViTo,  Ion. 

for  tf1t(i^\riiro,  3  pi.  pper.  pass. 

—  P.c/JoXn>j/ioc,  par.  per.  pans, 
of  ffnXfui,  for  /?(.XXw. 

B/^oitXn,  per.  mid.  of /?or.Xi)//ni. 
Bf/?onXfiyo(,  ind.  —  r,tflov\cvaOai, 

inf.  per.  pass,  of  /?oi)Xf  Aj. 
Bt/?p'i$,  and  Br/'/?p(5j,  All.  for  f;i/i- 

lind(. 

P 


Bf/ipi;(c£f,  -cDi',  01,  the  parts  within 

tliejaws,  the  i7mde  of  the  mouth. 
Eijiplda,  per.  mid.  Bf^piOuij,  -via, 

-OS,  par —  B£)3pic;^£»'us,  par.  per. 

pass,  of /jp/flw. 
BilSpoxa,    Alt.  for    /Jt'/Jpfp^u,    per. 

act.  —  BijipoKa,    per.    mid.    of 

Bf/ipOyu,  per.  act.  of  0piix<^- 

BtjipiiOois,  2  sin.  pres.  opt.  act.  of 

(iijipujQu),  Poet,  same  as  /Jpuo-Aco). 

BifipiDKa,    per.   act.  —  B£/ipwK£ii', 

Ion.   for  £/J£/3paJK£ii',  pptr.   act. 

—  BtppiDKiif,  uy  Sync.   Bf/Jpiij, 

par.  per.  act.  of  fipuioKui. 

BijiuiKa,  per.  act.  o{  jSdu),  same  as 

lioaKW. 
B£/3w/jfVus,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  /je- 
iiorifihoi,    par.    per.    pass,   of 
liodu). 
Bciiiis,  -wTCi,  by  Cras.  for  /?£^uws, 
par.  of  (iijiaa,  per.  mid.  of  j3^/ii 
for  (JaiVu).     Or,  Att.  for  (JfiSi^/cdi-, 
par.  per.  act.  of  same. 
Bcf'iK,  Heb.  indecl.  a  breach. 
Bicv,  a  Phrygian  word,  water. 
B£fX^r/3oiX    indecl.  Beelzelml,  (the 
king  of  auiig)  as  the  Jews  con- 
temptuously changed  the  termi- 
nation of  Beelzebub,  (the  king 
of   flies)  the   idol  of   the   Phi 
listines.     A  name  of  Satan,  the 
devil. 
BccX(l>cywp,  Heb.  indecl.   Beelphc 
gor  or  Baalpeor,  an  idol  of  the 
Moabites. 
Bf>  Ion.  for  jS;"),  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  of 

(iijfti  for  (iaivia. 
Btlofiai,  pres.  ind.  mid.  —  B£io//£v, 
I  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  BfiVo/xai, 
1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 
B£/ui,   f.   mid.  ^Uiaofiai,  (Poet,  for 
film,    which   Ion.    for  fiS>   con- 
tracted   from    /3u'u)    obs.     from 
whence   fin^a    for  (iahoi)   to  go 
about,  v:alk,  move  ;  to  live,  have 
bring,  he. 
BiKKti,  BtKKii,  and  B/kos,  a  Phry- 

gian  word,  bread. 
BcKKiaiXtivoi,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  (Hkkos 
foolish,  and   atXrivrj  the   moon) 
moonstruck,     lunatic  ;      doting, 
silly,  stvpid,  scnselfss. 
BcKK-ii;  or  E/itof,  -ov,   b,   bread,   in 
the  lancuagc  of  the  Phrygians  ; 
distracted,  raving  ;  doting,  silly, 
foolish. 
Bt'Xta,  n.  a.  V.  pi.—  BiX/cairi,  and 
B(X/f<7(7ii,    Ion.    and    Poet,    for 
fiiXtaat,  d.  pi.  of  /J/Xoj. 
B/Xf(/rov,  -ov,  ri,  same  as  (ii\o(. 
nfX(<iX,  Ileb.  indecl.  Belial. 
E/XXfpa,   -(KV,    Tit,    apples,   fruit, 

df.licacies. 
BiX\tpoipiiTtj(,  -ov,  Dor.  BfXXrpo- 
<p6vTa(,    -a,    i,    Btllcrophon,    a 
man's  name 
Bt\6vn,  -»?,   hi  (''""•  "^  next)  a 
needle,  botlkin,  hair-jjin;  a  kind 
of  fish. 
B/Xo<,  -£0{  -ouj,  a/\d  Alt.  •£((){,  tI>, 
(perhaps   fr.    /Jn'XXw  to  ihrow) 
a  missive  wrnprm,  dart,  javelin, 
arrow;  a  thvndrrboU;  a  stroke,^ 
(113^ 


BH0 

blow,  wound  ;    pain,  anguish  ; 
pangs  of  childbirth. 
BiXuaraais,     -los,      Att.     -£<J5,    ^, 
(fr.   last,  and  Brdca  a  station) 
a  place  of  arms,  guardhouse  ;  cti 
armory  ;  a  place  far  practicing 
arms  ;    a  rampart,  breuatwork  ; 
a  machine  for  throwing  darts, 
halista. 
BiXrtpui,  -pa,  -pov,  and   BeXtiui', 
-oi'05,  6,  i';,  irreg.  comp.  —  B/X- 
ricrros,  irreg.  sup.  of  ayaBos. 
BeXrtov,  (neul.  of  fisXriwv  better) 
well  enough,    pretty    well,    very 
well. 
BeXrido)  -w,  f.  -wco),  p.  -iiiKa,  (fr. 
(icXriijiv  better)   to   make  better, 
ameliorate,  amend,    correct,  im- 
prove, reform. 
BiXricrra,  (fi-.  /SfXritrroj  best)  very 

well,  excellently,  extremely  well. 
BeXriu,  cont.   fr.  /SeXti'oki  -oa  -u, 
a.  sin.   mas.  and  n.  a.  v.  neut. 
pi.  of 
BcXtIoh',    -ovo?,    u,    ij,    comp.  — 

ficXrioTos,  sup.  see  (HXrcpoi. 
BcXipeyCjp,  same  as  B££X^£ywp. 
BefifiiiKi^u),    f.  -icio,   (fr.  next)   to 
turn  round  like   a  top,   revolve, 
whirl. 
Bijjifirji,,  -riKos,    and    Bf///3i?,  -iKOs, 

';,   "  'op,  gig,  whirligig. 
BiiOea,  n.  a.  v.  pi.  of 
B/iQof,    -£of    -on?,  rb,   (fr.    PaOo; 
depth)  depth,  deepness,  the  bot- 
tom ;  a  recess,  retreat,  retirement, 
Bcvtafih',  Heb.  indecl.   Baijamin, 

a  man'  n'lme. 
BivrtoTOi,  Dor.  for  fiiXriaroi. 
Biofiai,  same  as  (ido^iai. 
Bipfiipi,   TO,  (Indian)  the  shell  in 
which  pearls  are  found,  mother 
of  pearl. 
Bipcdpov,  by  Sync.   BtpOpov,  Att. 

lor  (jdpnQpov. 

BcpviKTi,  by  Sync,  for  BipovUri, 
-r}s,  I'l,  Bcmice  or  Beronice,  a 
woman's  name. 

B£po/a,  -ai,  fj,  Bercea,  the  name 
of  a  city. 

Bfpo(«7"S,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  of  Be- 
rcea ;  a  Bcrcenn. 

Btpox'lKa  or  BcpiviKa,  -«f,  <i.  Dor. 
for  BeoovlKi)  or  Erpnuv),  -ij«,  ,';, 
and  this  is  INIacedonian  for 
<t>cpn'(Kn,  (fr.  t'./pwto  bring,  and 
vtKt)  victory)  Bironire  or  Bere- 
nice, a  woman's  name. 

BfpfffkdO'iv  or  Btpaix^av,  Heb. 
corrupted,  in  a  coffer. 

Bi'rioi',  -ov,  Th,  the  herb  beet  or 
dittany. 

Btf'i'oj,  -foj  -ou{,  rb,  n  kind  of 
dress;  a  scnilet,  variecated,  or 
tmbrnidercd  mantle  or  cloak. 

Biw,  lilrtc.  Cur},  Ion.  for  (Ho,  2  a. 
sub.  of  /li^fii,  for  fiahit). 

Bh,  baa,  the  voice  of  sheep. 

Bf),  sec  (iitv. 

B/jrio,  (fr.  flii  baa)  to  cry  like 
sherp,  bleat  ;  to  whiiir,  blubber. 

Br,0,./?np.i,  -«t,  »'),  a  Hebrew  town, 
Bethaliara,  i.  e.  llie  house  of  the 
passage. 

BriDnila,  -o(,  !,,  =»  Hebrew  town. 
Eng.  Bethany,  i.  c.  the  house  (ff 
mourning. 


BIA 

ivOict^H,  {,  Hcb.  a  pool  near  Jcrii- 
saloni,  Bctlitsdaj  i.  e.  the  hovsc 
of  mrrcy. 
Bi")fli,  C  a.  impr.  of/?!)/;!.  Dor.  jSdOi, 

by  Apoc.  p(i. 
BiiflAff^i,  iniiccl.  a  Hebrew  town, 
Eng.  BcthUhcm,  i.  c.  Mr  house 
qfbrriul. 
'BtiOaiiUu,  and  htiOaa'U^ui',  indecl.  a 
Hebrew   city,  Eng.   Betlisaida, 
i.  e.  the  atxHte  ofthrjisheimcn. 
'BrjOipayii,  -T/j,  i^,  a  Hebrew  town, 
Bethphagt,  i.  e.  the  place  of  the 
earli/^Sf- 

BiMd,  and  Bija/ii,  -wv,  t«,  (fr.  /3)/ 
baa)  sheep,  the  bleating  jlock. 

'BrjXoi,  -Of,  6,  name  ofa  man ;  and 
of  a  river. 

B»;-\df,  -oD,  6,  (perhaps  fr.  |(?»;/n  lo 
pass,  and  Xi'ui'  very  much)  the 
threshold,  and  sometimes  the  lin- 
tel of  a  door ;  a  door,  passage, 
entrance;  a  honse,  temple,  resi- 
dence ;  a  palace,  court. 

BiJ^ia,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  pijfii  to  go)  a 
step,  stair  ;  afootsUy,  track,  ves- 
tige ;  footing,  room  to  stand  ;  a 
tribunal,  judgment-scat,  bench, 
throne,  d.  sin.  (iiijiaTt. 

Bijiicvai,  Dor.  and  Poet,  for  P^vat, 
2  a.  inf.  of 

'Btjui,  (fr.  /irfu)  obs.  to  go)  same  as 
jSaiyu),  which  takes  some  of  its 
parts  from  it. 

B^i',  /3^f,  j3»j.  Ion.  for  if^tjv,  2  a.  ind. 
—  B/ji-ai,  2  a.  inf.  of  last. 

Ei>^,  pti^hi,  t'l,  a  cough,  coughing. 

B^p,  -rjpni,  rd.  Ion.  for  tap. 

B>)po;,  a  mantle  ;  a  soldier's  cloak  ; 
a  priest's  robe. 

B/;pi'AAof,  -oil,  0,  and  -XXiov,  -ou, 
rd,  a  beryl,  precious  stone. 

Bijo-a'^ti'os,  par.  of  cfiriiTdijrjv,  I  a. 
mid.  —  BTicra,  -a?,  -t.  Ion.  for 
eptjaa,  1  a.  act.  —  Bi'crcaOai,  inf. 
of  Bi/cofiat,  1  f.  mid.  — Bi/co), 
-£(f,  -E(,  1  pi.  (ircrofitv,  1  f.  act. 
of  pdu)  or  pfiixt  for  (iaivui. 

B/i<rai',  Ion.  for  ijirjaav,  3  pi.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  (jaiio). 

'B^aoftat,  1  f.  mid.  of  0!jfti  or  (}aiv(j). 
It  is  used  Poet,  as  a  present 
tense ;  impf.  f/ST/cd/jiir,  and  Ion. 

Bi;(T(5;ii7v,  -oii,  -fro,  see  last. 

ETjcrof,  -tof,  -01)?,  rd,  (fr.  next)  a 
valley,  glen. 

"Rrioaa,  -rn,  ,',,  (fr.  /3aiV(i)  to  go)  a 
fJwllow,  glen,  valley ;  a  haunt, 
cover  for  beasts ;  a  wilderness, 
woodland,  waste ;  a  plain,  lawn, 
sheep  walk.  d.  pi.  Iii]ccj}i,  Ion. 
for  (ificaaif. 

Briao'iitf,  -taaa,  -tv,  (fr.  last) 
woody,  wild,  waste  ;  holUnti. 

B^ffffu)  or  -7-rw,  f.  -^w,  (fr.  (iij^  a 
cough)  to  cough. 

Vvrapijii,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  fiijftt  to  go, 
and  dp(i>  to  adapt)  dancing; 
dance  in  regular  steps  ;  the  Pyr. 
rhic  dance. 

'BriTdpfitiiv,  -ovoi,  b,  (fr.  last)  a 
dancer. 

'Bfirrjv,  Ion.  for  ePfirtjv,  see  0rjv. 

Bi'a,  -/!{,  I],  force.  Strength,  power ; 
vigour,  vehemence ;  ^cary, 
energy  ;  bravery,  courage  ;  vio- 
lence.     B/a,     d.     sin.     against 


BIB 

the  will  of,  in  spile  of  unwilU 

Biri^to,  Ion.  Bid^cv,  Dnr.  for  fitd- 
(ov,  pres.  impr.  mid.  —  Biii((rai, 
5  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of 
Ei<i(o>,  and  Bidw,  f.  -dau>,  p.  Pt(ila- 
Ka,  (fr,  fita  strength)  lo  ccn}pel, 
force,    urge;    lo   endeavour,   la- 
bour, strive  ;  to  as.inul/,  nff'ir  vio- 
lence, ravish ;  to  take  forcibly  ;  to 
fall  upon,  depress,  dispirit;  loop- 
press,  crush,  ovcnvhchn  ;  to  en- 
slave,stibdue.  1  a. mid.  tjitaadft-nv. 
Blaiof,  -a,  -Of,  and  -ov,  b,  i;,    (fr. 
same)  violent,  urgent,  vehement ; 
injurious,     urongj'ul  ;     forced, 
strained,  compelled,  comp.  jSiai- 
drtpos,  sup.  -(iraroj. 
Biaiwf,  (fr.  last)  violently;  wrong- 
fully ;  by  force. 
Hidov   -w,    PtaiaBu)   -noOiji,    pres. 
impr.    mid.  —  BidtcOai   -aaOai, 
pres.  inf.  mid.  or  pass,  of /Jia'w, 
same  as  jhdl^iii. 
Biup^og,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  pio;  life,  and 

ap^i);  chief)  a  butler,  steward. 
BiacTij;,   -o'o,  b,   (fr.   fiia  force)  a 
violator,  abuser,  ravisher  ;  an  as- 
sailant, invader  ;  one  who  forci- 
bly presses  or  thrusts. 
Biariis,   Dor.    for   Btarfis,    -ov,   b, 

same  as  last. 
Bia'oi,  f.    -daw,  and  -ijao),  p.   0e- 
piaKa,  and  -tjKa,  same  as  jiid^oi. 
per.    pass.    ind.   (icjUrmar  par. 
pcpirilJiro;. 
B(|3rf^u),  f.  -aV(i),p.  -OKa,  (fr.  Salvia 
to  go)  to  set  on,  make  to  mount; 
to  go  up,  ascend ;    to  cause  to 
come  or  go,  bring,  take,  intro- 
duce; to  admit,  let  in. 
Bi/?«5,  -Saa,  -5v,  pres.  par.  of  Pl- 

pri^i,  in  pijidtii. 
BtffdoBii),  same  as, 
Btpdui  -u,  and   Biprijxi,  f.  ptPdau, 
and   in  compos,   by   Sync,   and 
Cras.  PiPCi,  to  go,  walk,  stride, 
stalk ;    to   mount,    ascend,    par. 
pres.  act.  cont.  PtfiHv,  and  /Ji- 
Pdi.  I  a.  ind.  act.  tjiiPaca.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  tPiPdcdriv.  1.  f.  ind. 
mid.  fhpdaofiat.  I  a.   ind.   mid. 
tfiiPaadjiriv. 
Bi(3Aapi(^(ov,   and    E(/?Xn'p(ov,  -ov, 
rb,    (dim.  of  0iP\iov  a  book)  a 
trijling  worthless  book,  ballad. 
BtPXta,  -uv,  rd,  (neut.  of  same) 
the  books,  Holy  Scriptures,  Bible. 
Bi)3X(?ioi',  -ov,ru,  (dim.  of  same) 

a  little  book,  small  volume. 
BiPXrios,  -V,  -ov,  (fr.  /3(/5Xo5  the 
papyrus)  made  of,  like,  or  con- 
cerning   the   papyrus ;    like    or 
a}>out  a  sheet  or  hook.  Also,     Bi- 
j3Xii'05,  viz.  oTi'of,  wine  made  of 
the  J hrarian grape  called  ftiftMa. 
BiP\ioypa(pia,  -a;,  I'l,   (fr.  PtPXiov 
a  book,  and  ypdAui  to  write)  the 
writing   nf  books,    composition, 
compilation. 
BiP\ioypd(io^,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
v.riter  of  books,  author ;    a  co- 
pier, bookseller,  lil/rarian. 
hiP>io6^Kr;,  ->;;,  h,  (fr-  same,  and 
TiOri/jt  to  lay  upj  a  library,  study. 
BiP>!ov,  -ov,r(),  (fr.  PiPXni  paper) 


a  hook,  roll,   volume ; 
(114) 


BIT 

scroll,  lilt,  billet ;  deed,  writing  ; 
account,  schedule. 

Bi/JXioiriiXijj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
roiX/o)  to  sell)  a  bnoksillrr. 

Bi(i\to<pdpos,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same,  and 
(}f{pD  to  carry)  u  letter-carrier; 
a  hawker  of  books,  bookseller  ;  a 
messevgir,  dele/;  ate. 

Bt(i\io<pvXdmoi',  -ov,  tJ,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^vXiioffu)  to  keep)  a  library, 
bookcase. 

BIpXos,  and  Bv/3Xof,  -ov,  fi,  the 
Egyptian  reed  papyrus,  inner 
bark  of  certain  trees ;  a  volume, 
book ;  a  catalogue,  account,  re- 
gister, history. 

BiPpiouKoi,  same  as  ppiiaxw. 

Biivvref,  Dor.  for  pwvvrcf,  n.  pi. 
m.  of.  Piditiv-iov,  par.  pres.  act. 
of /3(ow. 

Bin,  -vi,  >h  Ion-  for  pla.  Bljjfpi 
Poet,  for  pij!,  d.  sin. 

Birjffo/jvi',  -ID,  -aro,  Ion  for  tPiritrd- 
priv,  1  a.  mid.  of  pidu). 

BiOvvia,  -ai,  >),  Bithynia,  a  coun- 
try in  Asia  Minor. 

B(k/oi',  -ov,  rd,  the  herb  vetch, 
vetches,  tares. 

BikIov,  and  BttdScov,  -ov,  ri,  (dim. 
of  next)  a  little  pitcher,  jug. 

BiVos,  -ov  b,  a  u:atir-can,  pitcher, 
pot  with  handles,  jar. 

Bu'/oj  -0),  f.  -)5<T(o,  p.  ptPlvrjKa,  to 
come  or  go  in,  enter ;  to  come  or 
go  together,  meet ;  to  couple ;  to 
commit  for7iication.  Bivio/xat  -ov- 
pai,  to  prostitute. 

BioT,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  or  opt. 
of  Piiw. 

BioXoy/co  -to,  f.  -ri(Tti),  p.  -r)Ka,  {fr. 
next,  and  Myos  an  account)  to 
write  the  life  of;  to  record,  cele- 
brate, par.  pres.  pass.  /SioXoyov- 

IJilVOS. 

Bioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Pla  strength)  life, 
existence  ;  mode  of  life,  con- 
duct in  life ;  subsistence,  liveli- 
hood, food  ;  property,  substance, 
goods  ;  mankind,  the  human 
race,  the  world. 

Bidf,  -op,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  bow,  bow- 
string. 

Biorcvu,  f.  -tvaio,  (fr.  /3(oj  life)  to 
live,  lead  life.  Biortvaps,  2  sin. 
1  a.  sub.  act. 

B(OTi),  ^5,  -i),  and  Btdrris,  -rjros,  i), 
same  as  fiio;. 

BioriKbi,  -ti,  -iv,  same  as  PtwrtKdS' 

BloTOf,  -ov,  b.  Poet,  for  /U/of. 

Btiniv,  act.  —  BiovaOai,  pass.  pres. 
inf.  cont.  of  piow. 

Btoiii,  -orirn,  -bv,  par.  of  tPluv,  2 
a.  act.  of  Piwjii  for  Pi  oil). 

Bioip06pof,  -ov,  b,  )],  {fr.  Plo?  life, 
and  d/Oiiph)  to  rorriipt)  injurious 
to  life;  baneful,  destructive. 

Bi6u}  -w,  f.  -i!)CU),  p.  PiPiu.ica,  (fr. 
Plo^  life)  to  live,  emst,  lead  a  life. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  cPlwoa'  inf.  PiZ- 
oai.  per.  pass.  PiPlupm.  1  f. 
mid.  Ptiiaopat.  1  a.  mid.  tj3((o- 
anpriv.  It  forms  other  tenses 
from  Plupi,  which  sec. 

Bi/rxif,  -00,  b,  JF-o\.  for  1(6;. 

Biaow,  or  Biaruiv,  -ovoi,  b,  the  bi- 
son,  a  kind  of  wild  ox. 


a  sheet,\Biriva,  -ris,  i',,  same  as  pixoi. 


BAA 


BAE 


Biiii?*,  Att.  for  jitoinv,  2  a.  opt.  of  I      BXarrowa",  for  iSXdvrovca,  fero. 

p(u./((  for  iitou).  I     sin.  par.  pres.  acL  of 

B(u)/ii,  obs.  but  many  of  its  tensesj  BAa^ru,  f.  -ipio,  p.  pf/3Aa^a,  to  en^ 


are  attached  to  .Jidui.  2  a.  act 

ind.    e-iiiDv'  itnpr.  iiiuidi,  -wtu>' 

opt.  liioiriv,  Att.  ^iiiiiv  inf.  pici- 

vai'  par.  3tois. 
Biu>v,    -uios,    6,    .Bion,   a  man's 

name. 
BiuKji,  see  Piwfx  —  Biucai,  1   a. 

inf.  act.  of  /iioui. 
BiiiffuTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  mid.  ofpcdui. 
BujalftiS,   -ov,   6,    >';,  (fr.  /?(0S  life) 

vital,  living,  likdi/  to  livt,  lung. 

lived. 
Ei'uKTis,  -toi,  Att.  -£(Df,5,  (fr.  same) 

/i/e,  livvtg  ;  the  past  time  of  life  ; 

the  roiUinuance  of  life  ;  manner 

of  life.  a.  sin.  (i.uiair. 
Bitonxdf,  -r.,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  living, 

natural;  vital,  relating  to  or  sus- 
taining life;  secular,  worldly, 
pertaining  to  iliis  life,  temporal ; 

retired,  prirate. 
BiiDrdv,  (neut.  of  next)  must  live. 
Biuirif,  -fi,  -dv,  (fr.  /Jidui  to  live) 

living,  natural,  alive;  vital,  ne- 

ctssary  to  life. 
Biurui,    hiuiOt,    BtHvai,    &c.   see 

Biu)C>.\lii,  -ti{  -orj,  6,  fij  (fr.  Pios 
lite,  asiduj<pc\iii)  to  assist)  ustful 
to  life ;  whoUsome,  healthy. 

BXa/Stij,  -uiTa,-lv,  2  a.  par.  pass, 
of /iAdffTij 

BAa^cfid;,  -«,  -dK,  (fr.  (iXdirroi  to 
hurt)  hurtful,  mischievous,  inju- 
rious, pernicious. 

BXaiicpZi,  (fr.  last)  injuriously, 
perniciuusly  ;  corruptly,  falsely  ; 
rashly,  una/lvisedly. 

B\di3r„  -ti,  ^1  (fr-  /3X<£ffTu  to  hurt) 
liurt,  liarm,  injury;  loss, damage  ; 
hindrance,  prejudice,  disadvan- 
taie. 

BXa/J/Jk-ai,  2  a.  inf.  pass.  — ^Xafin- 
aoftit,  1  f.  mid.  ofsauic. 

B\d'^o<,-cof-ovf,ri,  same  as  lJ\d0tj. 

BAo^u,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of /JAdnru. 
BXd^ii)  is  also  an  obsolete  verb 
of  the  same  signification,  from 
which  fiXdrrru)  takes  the  2  a. 
(H^  liiov 

BAdCui,  same  as  (iXavrdvu. 

BAd^oi  (fr.  /^Arif  worthless)  to  play 
the  fool,  be  silly. 

hXateuf,  and  Poet.  (iXamaii,  •/), 
-bv,l)0W-lei;ged,  handy;  distorted. 

BAamfa,  -nf,  //,  (fr.  /3Au(  worth- 
less) in'lolence  lazinesn,  listless, 
nt's,  idleness,  eowardict. 

BAaxrvw,  f.  -fuffo),  p.  -trica,  (fr, 
same)  /o  be  stupid,  dull,  lazy; 
to  faint,  fait,  languish. 

hXaKlKA{,  •}),  -iv,  (fr.  gimc)  lazy, 
idle,  in  iolent ;  dull,  stupid, 
worlhUtn,  i(ood  for  nothing, 

BXaKiKuif,  (fr.  last)  lazily,  slowly, 
dully,  stupidly. 

BXdvof,  -ov,  b,  /),  hUar.rytd,  dim, 
or  short-sighted  ;  wirthtrss,  lazy. 

BX<!f,  -dKos,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  jidXXia 
to  throw  awav)  a  small  irnrthless 
fish.  Adj  wirthtrts,  eood  for 
nothing,  insignificant ;  idle,  lazy; 
dull,  stupid  ;  impious,  wicked. 

BXdnrri,  3  sin.    prcs.  sub 


tangle;  to  impede,  hinder,  ob- 
struct; to  hurt,  injure  ;  to  grieve, 
offend;  to  punish  ;  to  defeat,  sub- 
due. 1  a.  act.  ipXa\j.a.  2  a.  act. 
ipXapov.  2  f.  act.  i^Xai^u.  per. 
pa.ss.  PijiXapnai.  1  a.  pass. 
LiiXdipdiiv.  2  a.  pass.  ind.  tjiXd- 
l3iii'-\nf.  /iAa/?i>ui'  par.  ,3Au;.'£if. 
2  f.  pass.  pXa'^riCopii.  per.  mid, 
peiSXalia. 
BXaordvu),  and  BXaarioi  -w,  f.  -i/aii), 
p.  ^iiiXdarriKa,  to  bud,  slwoi, 
sprout,  germinaie  ;  to  bloom,  blos- 
som ;  to  rise,  spring,  be  bom  ;  to 
produce,  cause  to  be.  2  a.  i/JXaa- 

TOl'. 

BXaare,  Ion.  for  i^Xaart,  3  sin.  2  a. 
a«.  —  BXacri'iaaaa,  n.  fem.  par. 
i  a.  act.  —  BXiarrjaaT^o,  3  sin. 
1  a.  impr.  act.  of /jAaaraju. 

BXaarrjiia,  -aros,  rd,  and  ffXaarri- 
ndi,-oii,  o,(fr.  same)  a  bud,  shoot, 
sprout,  bLssom  ;  bloom,  vigour. 

SAooTof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  jiXaardvu)  to 
bud)  a  bud,  shoot,  branch,  blos- 
som. Blastus,!i.  man's  name. 

BXaaipvjiiij>  -<3,  f.  -^Jffiu,  p. -?;<ca,  (fr 
pXdainjfioi  slanderous)  to  hurt 
tlie  reputation,  injure  by  false  re- 
ports, calumniate,  impute  wrong- 
fully, ar.cuJle  falsely ;  to  slander, 
speak  ill  of,  rail,  revile  ;  to  speak 
disrejipectfully  of  God,  blaspheme. 
impf.  ind.  eiiXaa'^r/ftov  -ovv. 
pres.  pass.  (iXncr(p>!fiionat  -ovfiai. 
per.  pass.  jiei3Xac(jiniJntiai.  I  I. 
pass.  ffXaaiprjIivdncofiat. 

BXaa^Tjfiia,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  ca- 
lumny slander,  detraction,  scan- 
dal; false  accusation  or  imputa- 
tion ;  impious  language,  bias- 
phemy. 

BXda(prii'o;,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  fiXdvrw 
to  hurt,  ^)}^ij  the  reputation.  Or 
fr.  PXu^  impious,  and  (pvi^i  to 
speak)  calumnious,  scandalous, 
slanderous ;  derogatory,  blas- 
phemous ;  malicious,  malignant, 
envious. 

BXaai^riftovftat,  1  sin.  and  .ov/tcOa, 
1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  pass.  — 
BXaa<priuovfici'OS,  par.  pres.  pass, 
cont.  of  (iXaaifiiit'l'^- 

BXaa<pi;iJitjii,  (fr.  liXd(T<piJi'Oi  slan- 
deroii.s)  slanderously,  falsely ; 
blasphemously ;  maliciously ; 
shamefully. 

ZXuTTiov,  -ov,  t),  the  she!'  of  the 
purple  fish;  a  part  of  ih'it  slull ; 
n  bni  mnile  of  it ;  Vie  onyx,  an 
Indian  shell,  or  pebble. 

BXaTirni,  •wi',  at,  a  sort  of  shoes, 
sUjipers. 

BXa(f,Oiivai,  inf.  —  BXa0Ot!(,  par. 
1  a.  pass,  of  (iXdzTu). 

BXatpliPpuiv,  -oi'of,  b,li,  (fr.  (IXdrrru) 
to  hurl,  and  <;-prV  the  mind)  hurt 
in  minii,  insane,  mad,  infatu- 
nled. 

\iXitiitiv,.uo,-uro,1a..  opt.  mid. — 


BAtiv,  2  a.   par.   art.  of  jiXt\)ii. 
Or  by  Sync,   for  iiX>!9ili,  1  a. 
par.  pass,  of  .'^I'AXw. 
act,  —  BXtiita/v>i,  f.  -fiS,  p,  -avw,  (fr. 
(115) 


BAH 

next)  to  look  fiercely,  survey 
sternly  ;  to  threaten,  menace. 

BXijifia,  -dro;,  to,  (fr.  i3Xiirii)  to 
look)  the  eyes,  sight,  countenance, 
appearance  ;  a  look,  glance. 

BXfi'vo,  -If,  }i,  snot,  phlegm. 

BXivios,  ->i,  -bi;  (fr.  lastj  worthless, 
insignificant ;  lazy,  idle. 

BXtvvuicrji,  -co;  -ovi,  b,  !],  (fr, 
same)  snotly,  drivelling. 

BXc-cSalftu)i',  -ovoi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  /?AfT(o 
to  look,and  faifiuva  fury)  looking 
like  a  fury,  scowling,  horrific; 
squinting,  goggle-eyed  ;  amazed, 
confounded,  agliast. 

BXiTTOKTa,  Dor.  for  pXivovrra,  fem. 
par.  pres.  of/jAf'-ai. 

BAf'rroj,  -ov,  b,  ij.  (fr.  next)  to  be 
seen,  that  may  he  looked  at,  to  be 
beheld;  see7i,  viewed,  looked  at, 
beheld. 

BAf'jrii),  f.  -\pw,  p.  0iiiXe<pa,  also 
BXiTTTtj},  and  jEoI.  BXiaaui, 
(perhaps  fr.  i3dX\ui  to  cast,  ibxj/ 
{he  eye)  to  look  at,  behold,  see; 
to  perceive,  understand ;  to  look 
up  to,  esteem,  honour,  approve, 
mind,  regard ;  to  look  to,  take 
care  of;  to  tend,  incline,  lean  to- 
wards ;  to  look  like,  resemble ;  to 
live.  1  a.  act.  i'/JA£i/.a.  per.  pass. 
fiijiXeiipai. 

BXiTvyes,  and  BXiicvyes,  .<j)v,  a't, 
trifics,  toys. 

BXc<papi^ui,  f.  .laui,  (fr.  ^Xiipdgov 
the  eyelid)  to  wink,  twinkle  with 
the  eyes. 

BXt<papU,  -dos,  fi,  more  usually  the 
pi.  BXcipapiici,  -uv,  at,  (fr. 
same)  the  eyelashes,  hairs  on  the 
eyelids  ;  the  eyelids. 

BXiijiSpov,  -ov,  rd,  (perhaps  fr.  0Xi- 
roj  to  see,  and  ^dpo;  a  veil)  the 
eyelid. 

BAfl/.I{,     -(Of,      Att.     -£<!)£,    )';,     (fr. 

same)   a  siglU,    view,   examina- 
tion, inquiry,  looking  into. 

BXt'ut  -u),  obs.  from  which  ffdXXoi 
borrows  its  perfect  l3el3Xr]Ka,  and 
the  tenses  derived  from  tiicnce. 

BA70;7ti,  1  a.  impr.  pass.  —  BXfiOw, 
sub.  —  BA>;0;-)i'ai,  inf.  —  BA»;- 
Octi,  -t?ff.i,  -iv  d.  sin.  fem.  -9ci- 
crj,  par.  of /JdAAw. 

BXr]iihoi,  BXt)aOjt,  by  Sync,  for 
^cjiXTifiiioi,  |)ar.  and  ffipXijaOat, 
inf.  |>er.  pass,  of /3«'AAa). 

Bt^filJt,  (fr. /JA/ui)  satncas^rfAAoi. 

BXnr/os,  -u,  -ov,  (fr.  (3dXXii>  to 
throw)  lo  he  cast,  or  put.  Neut. 
it  must  be  cast,  must  be  put. 

EAr,r.j,  Poet,  and  Sync,  for  i/J/jIJXf;- 
ro,  ppor.  pass,  of  same. 

BX/iTpoi<ri,  Ion.  for  /JA/}rpoif,  d,  pi. 
of 

BXi)rpoi',  'Ov,  rb,  (fr,  (idXXut  to 
shoot)  nn  iron  nail,  or  spike, 
stud ;  a  holt,  bar ;  a  clasp. 

BXti)^dofint  -(3^ui,  f.  -I'/aoiini,  p. 
-r;fi»i,  lo  htrrit,  cry  as  a  child. 

BXfi)(^ialai,  Poet,  for  fiXii^uaOait 
pres.  inf.  cont.  of  last. 

B^'?;C'^'  •'iif'h  ""''  nAi'/Y''/"'(  -nTOf, 
Ti.  (fr.  same)  lilnittua  ;  crying. 

BXijvpij,  -fi,  -hr,  irrnk,  faint,  fee- 
bu;  cowardli/,  timorous  ;  timid, 
gentle  ;  mild,  calm,  tranquil. 


BOH 

BXif,    continuaUy,  constantly,  in- 

cts-iaiUly. 
BXiVdi',  -ju,  r4,  hlilr,  or  blitcs ;  an 

insipid  kinil  of  greens, 
BXirru),  f.  tiX'aut,  to  ynss,  txpnss, 

a-jueczr  out. 
U^ocvpo'io,  Ion.  p.  of 
SXoavpii,    -a,    -(*-,    (perhaps   fr. 

j3X(V/«t  the  brow,   and  avpo>  to 

contract)    Jitrce,    .erim,    stern; 

cruel,  savage,  barb(irous. 
BAoirvpuiri;,  -ifoi,  ht  -"id  BXofft'po)- 

Jtis,  -F),-dr,  (tr.  lust,  and  un/'  the 

eye)  haiini;  Jitfce  eyes,  ttnihU 

of  aspect,  furious. 
BXiifui,    and    EXi'U),     f.    -iau>,    to 

trickle,  drop ;    to  stream,   gush, 

flow  ;  to  slud,  pour  ahrouil. 
BXuidpd;,  -a,  -iv,   (fr.   j3Xii<r»:u   to 

mount)    high,   lofty,    towering; 

fourishing,  vigorous,  green  ;  ten- 
der, pli  int. 
BX(i)/j();,  -ov,  b,  a  morsel,  movthful, 

crust;  a  fragment,  piece. 
BXiiffif, -loj,  Alt.  -tu)f,  /;,  (fr.  next) 

approach,  arrival. 
BXuirvb),  f.  -liffo),  to  come,  approach, 


BOA 

Bor)'!pouiuiv,  -uvot,  b,  (fr.  last)  the 
third  nionlh  uf  ihu  Athenian 
year,  answering  nearly  to  our 
September. 

Boi'iOcta,  -uj,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  help,  as- 
sistance, aid,  leliif,  succour. 

Bor)0/u)  -C),  f.  -(/o-ui,  p.  l}e0oi',OtiKn, 
(fr.  li)))  a  cry,  and  ^('ui  lo  run)  to 
run  to  a  cry,  or  with  a  shout; 
to  help,  bring  help,  assist,  suc- 
cour relieve,  pres.  impr.  fiotjOu 
-u.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cjioi'iOiiaa'  impr. 
(ini'tdrjaov. 

Bofi8>tfia,-uToi,  rd,  (fr.  last)  assist- 
ance, relief,  aid,  succour,  sup- 
port;  a  prop,  buttress;  a  reme- 
dy, cure. 

^ondnriKOi,  -!),  -iv,  (fr.  same) 
auxiliary,  assistant,  relieving. 

BotiObi,  and  Poet.  jio>iOoo(;,  -ov,  h, 
i),  (fr.  same)  a  helper,  usstSlant, 
auxiliary,  one  who  relieves,  ^c- 
cours  ;  ready,  active,  quick. 

Boi;Xaa/ii,  -uj,  i%  (fr.  fiovi  an  ox, 
and  tXaiivu)  to  drive)  a  driving 
of  cattle  ;  pillage,  spoil,  plunder, 
booty 


arrive;  to  mount,  ascend,  goup ;  BotjXiitho  -u>,  f.  -j'/trw,  p.  ->iKa,  (fr. 
to  grow,  increase.  same)  to  drive,  take,  or  carry  (iff 


Bo^,  3.  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  cont.  — 
Boaa,  Poet,  for  same  —  Bodatr- 
Kov,  impf.  ind.  Ion.  of /Jodui. 
Eodypioi',  -ov,  rh,  (fr.  /ioiif  an  ox, 
and  dypioj  wild)  a  shield  made 
of  the  hide  of  a  wild  ox  or  buffa- 
lo ;  a  leathern  target. 
Bodypiof,  -ov,  b,  Boagrius,  a  river 

of  Locris. 
Boadooi,  Dor.  Boi;0(5of,  Poet,  for 

(ioriddi. 
'Boavcpyli,  Syr.  indecl.  Boanerges, 

i.  e.  sons  of  thunder. 
B(5af,  B<ir;f,  and  B<iJ,  -koj,  some 

kind  of  fish. 
B(5as,  a.  pi.  of  (iovq. 
Bodaai,  Dor.  for  (iodt},  2  sin.  pres. 
ind.   mid.  —  Eoa'o-a^,   Dor.   for 
(io''i(Taf,  1  a.   par.  act.  —  Borfffi, 
Dor.  for  (ioZdi,  3   pi.  pres.  ind. 
act.  cont.  of /Jorfu). 
Boai'Xiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  (ioui  an  ox, 

and  ui'Xi)  a  stall)  an  ox-stall, 
hodio  -H),  f.  -fioij),  jiclidrjKa,  to  lovj, 
bellow,  roar ;  tn  ring,  re-echo ;  to 
cry,  call,  shout ;  to  beg,  importune, 
clamour;    to    rrij   up,    celebrate, 
praise,  inipf  ind.  ciidaof  -ur.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  ciiirjaa'  impr.  fiofiaov. 
Tioua,   -as,  I'l,   viz.    iopii,  (fern,  of 
next)  an  ox-hide;  a  rope  maile 
of  it;  a  bowstring;  a  strap. 
Bdtto!,  and  B6roi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  /3oSj 
an  ox)  of,  concerning,  or  like  an 
ox  or  cow. 
B6e(,  n.  pi.  of  (iovf. 
Boh,  -rii,  Ih  (ff.   [ioiiu)  to  shout)  a 
en/,  shout,  outcry,  uproar,  din  of 
battle;  a  b-Utle,  flight;  vocifera- 
tion, bawling,  cl amour ;  the  sound 
of  an  instrument. 
Bon,    Dor.  for  /?o^,  3  sin.   pres 

ind.  or  sub.  of  (ionio. 
Botjhoofiita  -ui,  (fr.  lion  a  cry,  and 
ip'ifioi  a  race)  lo  run  to  a  cry. 
run  to  help,  a-w't,  relieve. 
Bon^pifiia,  -u>v,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a 
festival  at  Atknt, 


cattle ;    to  pillage,  plunder ;    to 

tend,  or  herd  cattle. 
Borj^'dTn?,  -ov,    b,    and    Boi;Xani, 

-tioi,  II,  (fr.  same)  a  coivhcrd,  he 

or  she  who  attends  cattle ;  one  who 

drives    or   carries  off  cattle;    a 

spoiler,  pillager,  robber. 
Bofiv,  Dor.  lor  PoSv,  pres.  inf.  act. 

cont. —  Boni,  Dor.  for/5o$?,  pres. 

sub.  act.   cont.  —  Bdncov,  1  a. 

impr.  act.  of  (iod'is. 
Boj/fii/iof,  -01',  b,  (fr.  jiovi  an  ox, 

and  vtjiniy  to  pasture)  a  cowherd, 

keeper  of  cattle. 
Bonri:;,  -voi,  n,  same  as  (ioi'i. 
B69pioi',  -ov,  ri,   (dim.  of  next)   a 

hole,  trench,  fnrrnu>. 
Bidpoi,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  (idOos 

depth)  a  ditch,  pit,  excavation; 

a  pitfall;  a 


B02 

lo  cast)  a  dart,  javelin,  arrow;  a 
plummet,  sounding  line.  d.  sin. 
iSoXlii. 
lio>lauvTt(,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a,  act.  of 

(JoXl^u). 
Bo\iif,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  /3(iXXu)  to  cast) 
a  cast,  throw,  shot;    a   drop   or 
dropping  ;    the  place  win  re  any 
thing  is  dropped   as  a  furrow  for 
seed ;    a  sprouting  or  shooting, 
teething  ;  a  dart,  arrow ;  a  blow, 
wound ;    a  sling ;   a  sweep-net, 
scitie,  drag. 
BofifievvTt,  Dor.  for(3o/i/3oii(r(,d.  pi. 
—  Bofilhiica,  Dor.  and  /Kol.  for 
(ioujiuvaa,  fern.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
Bo/j/i/ui    -ui,  f.   -nam,  p.  -n^a,  (fr. 
^uji^oi   a  hum)   to  buzz,   hum, 
murmur;  to  sound,  resound;  to 
whisper,  mutter ;  make  any  soft 
noise. 
Xj6iifin<"i,  -ioi,   Att.  -£ii)5,   n,  (fr. 
same)  a  hum,  buzz ;  a  hive  or 
swarm  of  bees;  a  crowd,  multi- 
tude. 
Bo;i/3if ,  -oir,  b,  the  hum,  Intzz,  mur- 
mur of  bees,  or  water  ;  sound, 
noise ;  a  tune,  air. 
BofijSv'Sri,  -Vii  fl,  (  f''.  last)  a  kind 

of  bee ;  any  buzzing  insect. 
Bo/i/3i!Xios, -01),  b,  (fr.  same)  a  bee, 
gnat,  fly;    a    drinking    vessel, 
cup. 
Bdftfiv^,  -vKOi,   b,   (fr.  same)  the 

silk-worm  ;  a  worm,  maggot. 
B6vaaoi,  and  Bdvacaoi,  -ov,  b,  the 
bonasus,  or  bison;    a  wild  spe- 
cies of  cow. 
Boo^,  Heb.  indecl.  Booz,  a  man's 

name. 
Boofi'yiov, -01),  tO,  (fr.  (iov;  an  ox, 
and  ^vyhi  a  yoke)  a  pair,  yoke 
or  team  of  oxen. 
Bopii,  -Of,  T),  (perhaps  fr.  /?o(j  for 
liAcKui  to  feed)  food,  fodder,  pro- 
vender ;  voracity,  ravenousness. 
BipaOpov,  -ov,  rb,  apit,  trench,  hol- 
low, excavation. 
BooliopoKotTtji,   -ov,  b,    (fr.    next, 
and  Kolrn  a  bed)  licr  in  the  mud, 
name  of  a  frog. 
Bdpfiopoi,   -ov,    b,   mud;    ordure, 

dung. 
Bop/3opda»  -w,  f.  -wau),  (fr.  last)  to 
daub,    smear,   dirty ;    to   defile, 
pollute. 
Bop/?opii^(i),    f.  -tio'o),  to  creak ;  to 

grumble  as  the  bowels. 
Bopiao,  JEo\.  and  Boplu,  Ion.  for 

Bopf'oi),  g.  sin.  of 
Bop/aj  or  Bop^at,  and  Ion.  V.opi'ns 
or  Boplins,  -ov,  b,    (perhaps  fr. 
fiodui  to  roar,  and  jiiia  lo  pour) 
Boreas,  northwind,  north. 
BopfnOcv,  and  B6p{)adcv,  (fr.  last) 

from  the  north. 
Bripcios,  and  Poet.  Boo)';i'of,  -ov,  h, 

(fr.  same)  Boreal,  norlltern. 
Boohv,  Ion.  for  jiopav,  a.  sin.  of 

(iopd. 
Bdofiu^,  and  Bvpjjia^,  JEo\.  for  ixvp- 

Bopbi,    -a,    -iv,     (fr.    Popa   food) 

greedy ;  a  glutton. 
B6aii,  -to;,  Att.  -cwf,  I'l,  (fr.  fldu  or 


den,  cave;  a  well, 

cistern. 
BiO'uvoi,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  ffadv- 

vw  to  deepen)  same  as  last,  but 

more  elegant 
Botfdpiov,  or  Boi^iov,  (dim.  of  (iovs 

an  ox)  a  heifer,  young  cow, 
Boifcdf,  -h,  -iv,  of,  concerning,  or 

like  a  heifer. 
BoiwTia,  -a;,  t),  Boeotia,  a  part  uf 

Greece. 
BoiwrJs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  Basotian, 

a  Boeotian. 
BoX.iuv,  .^ol.  for  /JoXur,  g.  pi.  of 

lio'Sn. 
B6}.(iiTov,  and  B6\tTov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr 

/JdXXo)  to  throw)  Jilth;    dung, 

manure. 
BoXf'w  -d,  obs.  same  as  p\fjiit,  or 

/3dAX(i). 
BoX;>,  -r,s,  h,  (fr-  /?«'XXm  to  throw) 

a  cast,  tltrow,  discharge,  shot  ;  a 

stroke,   blow,   wound,    cut;    any 

missile,  arrow,  dart,  &c.  a  ray, 

beam,  ulcnce. 
Bo\it;ui,  f.   -lata,  p.   jSt/JAiico,  (fr. 

next)    to  siiund,  try  the   depth, 

heave  the  lead.  I     ^iJo-'ko)  to  feed)  pasture,  grazing, 

BoXij,  -iioi,  '„  ( fr.  poX/u  for  |3(fXX(,) |     provend€r;food,  provisimis,  meit. 
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BOT 


EOT 


Bdwt,  impr.  —  B6(tkuv,  inf.  pres. 

act.  o{ 06a Kill. 
BdoKVfta,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.   06<jKu  to 
feed)   a  beast,  cow,  sheep;    pi. 
cattle ;  pasture,  pasturage. 
BocKiiaciadc,  Dor.  for  jSuaKTiaecde, 

2  pi.  I  f.  mid.  of /iotrxfui. 
BdcKTiaii,  -(05,   Att.   -tu{,  !),    (fr 
same)     a    feeding,    pasturing, 
browsing. 
'BotsKuvTt,  Dor.  for  jidaKovat,  3  pi. 

pres.  ind.  act.  of 
hooKta  or  BocKiui  -w,  f.  -ijffu,  p. 
0c06cKTiKa,  (fr.  i3(Sw,obs.  to  feed) 
tojteil,  pasture,  g^aze  ;  to  tend, 
herd.  1  f.  ^?()(ru),  and  ^liaw.  1  a. 
i0oca,  and  tiiuiaa,  per.  jSi/ioKu, 
and  (3f/3iD«.-a,  (fr.  /3(iw,  obs. )  1  a. 
act.  clidaKiiaa,  per.  pass,  fiifica- 
Krifiiu.  1  f.  pass.  [ioBKriQicojiin. 

Bia-ropov,  -ov,  rd,  an  Indian  plant 
and  fruit. 

B((oTpii^o5,  -01),  and  Bdarp;)^,  -v';tof, 
6,  (ptrhaps  fr.  (idrpvi  a  cluster) 
a  rurt,  ringlet,  lock  of  hair ;  the 
,  hair. 

Boawp,  Heb.  indecl.  Bosor,  the 
name  of  a  man  who  was  also 
called  Btiif,  Beor,  Eng.  Peor. 

Bora,  -uv,  rii,  (pi.  of  ^075v  a  herd) 
cattle,  kine. 

BoTavn,  -If,  fl%  (fr.  liorif  food) 
grast,  herbage,  pasture,  feeding 
for  cattle;  the  study  of  herbs,  ho- 
trmy. 

Boruf  iKd;,  -r),  -iv,  (fr.  last)  relating 
to  herbs,  botanical  ;  subs,  a  bota- 
nist. 

Bordvtov,  -ov,  rd,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  small  herb. 

BoTfjp,  -Tjfioi,  and  Botik,  -ov,  b,  (fr. 
ftiii)  to  feed)  a  shepherd,  htrds- 
man. 

BoTif,  -lios,  li,  (fr.  same)  a  shep- 
herdess. 

Boriv.  -uv,  ri,  ffr.  same)  aflock, 
lurd ;  cattle,  sheep,  kine. 

Borif,  -oS,  b,  (fr.  same)  provender, 
fodder ;  food,  meat ;  support, 
nourishmfmt,  alimmt. 

Borpvitov,  -ov,  rii,  (dim.  of  fiirovs 
a  cluster)  a  little  hunch. 

BoTovfiv,  (fr.  same)  by  clusters,  in 
bunches,  heaps. 

BoTDvdtii,  -caaa,  -iv,  (fr.  same) 
clustering,  in  bunches,  tliat  bears 
fruit  in  clusters. 

BoTpuijjraK,  -aiiioc,  b,  //,  (fr.  Bame, 
and  jroif  a  child)  the  parent 
stock,  father  of  clusters  ;  the  vine.  I 

Birpu!,  -uoj.  0,  ([icrhaps  fr.  ziTos\ 
drink,  and  p/o*  to  flow)  a  lmnrh,\ 
elustiT ;  grapes,  ivy  brrriis.  in  pi. 
PoTpvif,  (iirpvaf  arc  contracted 
into  l}6Tpv(. 

BoC,  an  intensive  particle. 

Bdv,  Poet,  for  ffois,  g.  sin.  of 
(}o!'(. 

Bo60SXo<,  -ov,  b,  nnd  Bovl33\i<, 
•if'Of,  I,,  (fr.  ()ov(  an  nx)  a  uild 
bull  or  itiW  rmn  ;  a  buffalo. 

Bou/ioToj,  -a.  Dor.  (nx' flnvOAriii, 
•ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  rouhrrd. 

BoiPpuiaif  or  hoi'ihwirrif,  .,of, 
Att.  -cut:,  fi,  (fr.  (ioi'  intens.  .ind 
fipiiaif  food)  hunger;  famine, 
dtartli. 


Bov^tiv,  -Cvof,  0,  <Ae  groin  ;  n  tu- 
mour in  the  groin  ;  such  a  one  in 
any  part. 
Eotydiof,  -ov,  h,  hj  (fr.  ^ou  intens. 
and  yala  earth,  or  yaiix>  to  boast) 
large,  gross,  unuitldy,  sluggish  ; 
turgid,   suollai ;  boastful,  vain- 
glorious, ostentatious. 
Bovy\{i)a(!ov,  -ov,  ri,  and  BoOyXaJc 
(70S,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  jjuvf  an  ox,  and 
yXGiaoa  a  tongue)  an  herb,  bo- 
rage, hugloss  ;  the  sole  fish. 
Bovlopoi,  -ov,  b,  >!,  (fr.  same,  and 
iipu    to    e.xcoriate)   galling  to 
oxen,  tormentinfr,  irritating. 
BcvOvaia,  -aj,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and^voj 
to  sacrifice)  an  offering  of  oxen  ; 
^%acrijice  of  black  cattle. 
BovKa'io;,  Bovko;,  and  Dor.  BuitiOf, 
•ov,   b,  (fr.   same)  a  herdsman, 
shepherd,  reaper,  labourer,  rus- 
tic. 
BovKiiTpov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same,  and 

Ktirpov  a  point)  an  ox-goad. 
Boi'Ktpws  -01,  and  -uroi,  b,  fi,  (fr. 
same,  and  Kipag  a  horn)  icith  the 
horns  of  an  ox,  horned. 
BovKo^iio  -(3,  f.  ->'icii),  (fr.   same, 
and  k6\ov  food)  to  feed  or  tend 
cattle;    to  graze,  pasture,  rear 
herd;    to  mill;,    make  profit  of, 
gain  a  livelihood  by  cattle;    to 
soothe,  flatter,  decoy ;  to  like,  pur- 
sue,   attend  to  any  object,     par. 
pres.  act.  fiavKoXiotv,  A.  sin.  jiov- 
Ko'SiovTi. 
BovKo\ia,  -at,  fi,  (fr.  las!)  n  herd 
of  cattle  ;  care  of  or  attendance 
on  cattle. 
BovKo'Kid^ii),  and  Dor.  ButKoXidl^isi, 
or  EiiJKoXicio'^(j,  f.  -daw,  or  -d^u}, 
(fr.  last)  to  compose,  play  or  sing 
pastorals;  to  lead  a  shepherd's 
life. 
BovKo^taa/tbi,    -ov,    b,   (fr.   same) 
pastoral  music  or   composition ; 
the  singing  and  dancing  of  shep- 
herds or  rustics. 
BovKo\iaar))i,  -ov,  o,  (fr.   same)   n 
composer  of  pastorals^  rural  poet, 
rustic  musician. 
BovKo'^iKis, -ii,-bv,    (fr.  same)  re- 
lating to  the  care  of  cattle  ;  pasto. 
rat,  rustic. 
BovKdXiov,  -ov,  rb,  and  -o^,  -ov,  u, 
(fr.  same)  a  herd  of  rattle,  fork. 
BovKO^iafibi,   -ov,   b,   (fr.  same)   a 
shephird's  soilg,  pastoral,  bucolic, 
eclogue. 
BovK6\n(,  and  Dor.  BuiKi^ot,  -ov, 
b,    (fr.    Hutiie)  a  rouhcrd,  shqj- 
hrrd  ;  a  clt/u-n,  rustic. 
BovXn(j/6poi,  -(1),  0,  Dor.  for  fiovXti- 

(punof. 
Bov^iiio  -u,  (fr.  (iov  inlenn.  and  Aa'w 
to    (Icgirc)   olm.    Kcc   lioCXouiii, 
which  borrows  some  parts  Irom 
it. 
Boi;Xfiii,  Ion.  fr(im  llin  ancient  ^ol)- 
Xtaiit,  and  lloi''Xt(,  Alt.  for /jorXr;, 
2  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid.  —  Boi^Xfo, 
Ion.  for  (iovXov,  pres.  impr.  mid. 
—  Bot''XtT',  Ion.  for  iliodXtro,  3 
sin.  inipf.  inil.  —   DouX(i7(ct'a(, 
Ion.   nnd    Poet,    for  /3ovXi5;ici'0(, 
par.  prcH.  mid.  n( Pnif\ojini. 
Boi/Xd'r/cOii,  by  Parag.  forpovXtOnt, 
(117) 


2  sin.    pres.  sub.    act.   of  /Joo- 

}\CVW. 

BoOXtv/io,  -arcs,  rb,  (fr.  /JovXttu? 
to  consult)  deliberation  ;  counsel, 
advice ;  a  design,  purpose,  inten- 
tion. 

Boi'Xti'trai,  1  a.  impr.  mid.  —  Bcv- 
\cvadvTi,  d.  sin.  and  Boo)>cvadv- 
T£,  n.  du.  par.  1.  a.  act.  —  Bov- 
\evcev.  Ion.  for  ePov\evoe,  3  sin. 
ind.  and  BniXtvo;;,  3  sin.  sub. 
1  a.  act.  of /SovXti'u). 

BovXivais,  -toi,  Att.  -!(os,  t'l,  (fr. 
/SotiXfi'u)  to  consult)  consultation, 
deliberation,  meditation;  a  ptrj. 

BoDX£DT(;p(or,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a 
court,   hall,  senate-house. 

BovXrvTiif,  -ov,b,  fr.  same)  a  coun- 
sellor, senator,  adviser. 

BovXevTiKbs,-fi,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  se- 
natoiinl,  relating  to  a  senate  or 
council;  consulted,  asked  or  ap- 
plied to  for  advice ;  prudent, 
loise,  sage;  subs,  a  counsellor, 
patron. 

Boi'XfuToj, -ov,  0,  >';,  (fr.  same)  con- 
sulted, deliberated,  ivdghed;  de- 
creed, enacted. 

BoiiXti'w,  f  -tijaio,  p.  /Jrjf?ovAfi7.o, 
(fr.  ,8oiX»)  design)  to  deliberate, 
cons^ttt ;  to  meditate,  pondir,  re- 
volve;  to  ask  advice;  to  devise, 
plot,  plan;  to  determine,  pur- 
pose, decree.  \  a.  act.  t^uiXtvaa. 

1  a.  mid.  e(iov\ivodjiriv. 
BovXiuiv,  Ion.  for  (ivvXiov,  g.  pi.  of 
Boi'X)),  -/jf,  -i'/,  the  will,  detrrmina- 

tion,     desiiin,    purpose,    decree, 
counsel;    a    council,   .senate;    a 
counciUchamber^  court. 
Bov\t](\i,  lon.for/Joi'Xr;  Att.  (iovXei, 

2  sin.  pres.  ind.  nnd.  —  BouXi;- 
Ochji',  1  a.  opt.  pass.  —  Boi'Xr;- 
0f!{,  par.  1  a.  pass.  —  Boi'X»;0(3, 
-pf,  -fi,  1  a.  sub.  pass.  —  boi;Xr7- 
rai,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  pass,  of 
fJoiiXo/jiai. 

BovXrjfta,  -arof,  rb,  (fr.  fioiXo^ai  to 
will)  will,  pleasure,  choice;  de- 
termiu'ition,  decree,  judgment ; 
purjjose,  design,  d.  sin.  [iovXij- 
finrt. 

BovXfiatv,  and    Eoi'Xi;(r(,   Ion.  for 

f}ovXiui,  cl.  pi.  of  jiovXij. 

BovXiiais,  -tof,  Att.  -((05,  //,  same 
as  ftovXtji'a. 

BoiXr/rnoi, -i),-dr,  (fr.  /3oiXr)  will) 
wilting^  voluntary ;  purposely, 
intentional,  designed. 

BovXiirbi,  •ov,b,!i,  (fr.  same)  will- 
ed, iletrrniinril,  decreed  ;  design- 
ed, jiurjiosed,  consulted,  adt  ised, 

BovXnip^'pos,-nv,  b,)i,  (fr.  same,  and 
itipw  to  bring)  arlvising,  direct- 
ing ;  subs,  o  counsellor, 

BouXifiinui  -w,  f.  -daw,  p.  -nKn,  (fr. 
(iov  intens.  and  X^//o5  hun>:rr)  In 
starve,  suffer  great  hunger,  jirrish 
with  want. 

Boi'X(//of,  -oil,  4,  and  Bni'X////ii,  -oc, 
/;,  (fr.  same)  violent  hungir, 
starvation  ;  famine,  dearth. 

Doi'Xoiro,  3  sin.  prrH.  opt.  mid.  — 
BouXu/zciof,  par.  pres.  mid.  of 

BorXo//n(,  (.-)'iB0)i:ti,  ]>.ftijiuvXti(fiii, 
(fr.  flovX!)  counsel)  to  wish,  will, 
please  ;  to  design,  dettrviine,  dt-. 


Bon 

erf f  ;  to  tirsirc,  prefer ;  to  fa- 
vour, hffricndf  efyniise.  2  sin. 
pros.  /JoiiXti,  Alt.  ^oi'X/;ai,  Foci. 

pui'iXt.ii,  Ion.   for   liovXt).    tiros. 

opl.   mid,  liovXolfinv.  iiiipf.  iiid. 

tpoi'Xo/ii)!',  Hllil    »;poiiX«/ir;r,  Alt. 

1  a.  |iuss.  ifiav'SiiOiir,  and  ///jot- 

Aijfliji',  All.  piT.  mid.  /jip'ouAu. 
1  f.  ind.   mid.   p'ai'X'irro/iui.   per. 

ind.  pass.  ^c/Joi'A»)/iu(. 
BoCXtfj,  -01',  4,  gtils,  puddingt  used 

lo  make  sa\isagi'S. 
BotXurdf,    -ov,  b,    (fr.  /3u5s  an  ox, 

and  Xuu)  lo  loose)  loosing-iime, 

evening. 
BoT'v,  a.  sin.  of /JoEf. 
Boiht/jpos,  -ou,   i,  and  Borrfjjpoi', 

-ou,  7-i,  ^fr.  iicu  inti-ns.  and  vijipdi 

a  lawn)  a  large  faivn  or  hind. 
Bouv/^ii),  f.  -iVu),  p.  /3ej3oiinK(i,  (fr. 

/joui'us   a  hill)   lo  raise,  gatlur, 

hfap  up. 
BowroriiVif,  •ioi-ov;,  b,  '/,  (fr.  lasl, 

and  ciioi  likeness)  hilly,  vioun- 

tiiinous,  sleep,  craggy. 
Bovi'Ofioi,  -ov,  b, )';,  (fr.  |3o55  an  ox, 

and  i/^u)   to   pasture)  paslure.d, 

fed  or  grazed  hy  cattle  ;  pastura- 
ble, rirh,  fertile,  pasturing,  graz- 
ing, browsing. 
Bovi'Oi,  -oil,  b,  a  hill,  hillock,  rising 

ground,    high   place  ;    a  heap ; 

slope,  ascent ;  declivity. 
Bovvuifr)^,  -cos  -ovs,  b,  >/,  (fr.  last) 

see  liovt'Otti^fii. 
Eotirrais,  -iii^of,  5,  (fr.  0ov  intens. 

and  TTiui  a  bo)')  a  grown  boy, 

stripling  ;  an  overgrown   or  fat 

young  man  ;  an  awkward  boy. 
Bovzu\oi,   -ov,  5,    (fr.   same,   and 

rdXr;  wrestling)  a  great  wrestler  ; 

an   a.<!S,   an  epithet  of  an   ass. 

Adj.  obstinate,  stubborn. 
BourX^f,  -nyos, )';,  (fr.  /?oJf  an  ox, 

andTrXiJffo-o)  to  strike)  a  goad  or 

whip  to  drive  cattle. 
Bovir6noi,  -ov,  b,  <';,  (fr.  same,  and 

-rtlpu)  to  pierce)  that  would  pierce 

an  ox ;  large,  strong. 
Bovoiucoi  or  Bdpaaaoi,  -ov,  b,  the 

fruit  of  the  palm  or  date  tree, 

dates. 
Botlf,/?o3s,  b,  >i,  a  hull,    row,   ox, 

bteve ;    an  ox    hide ;     a   shield 

made  of  it,   a.  sin.  (iovv.  in   pi. 

Pici,  /S-iaf,  are  cent,  inlo  fJovs.  d. 

pi.  /3oiici,  Ion.  (iocaai. 
'Bovaipii,  -idm  0,  Busiris,  a  man's 

name. 
BovaraOfiov,  -ov,to,  (fr.  /?oE(anox, 

and  aradfjiis  a  stall)  an  ox-stall 
Bovras,   -a,    b.    Dor.   for   /Jourijf, 

same  as  (idrrn  and  (iori'/p. 
Bovrofios,  -ov,  b,  and  Eoi'to/jov,  -ov, 

rJ,  (fr.  (iovs  an  ox,  and  Tf^tvui  to 

cut)   the  flowering  rush  or  waier 

gladiole. 
BovTvpov,  -ov,  ri,   (fr.   same,  and 

Tvpii  cheese)  butter. 
Bov(poviii>  -u,  f.  -i'i(rti>,  p.  -rjKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  <pivti>  to  kill)  lo  slaugh- 
ter cattle,  sacrifice. 
Bovi^'Ji'o;,  -ov,  0,  fi,  (fr.  same)  u'w 
stayi  rrUlfe,  a  butcher;    a  priest 
sacrificing, 
pdw  -i,  obs.   see   Bdaxw,  which 
iiorrows  its  tenses  from  it. 


BPA 

Bo(|''Fii',  -pj,  -p,  Alt.  for  Podot/ii 
-Colli,  prcs.  opl.  act.  —  Doii^tvos, 
c'oni,  of /Jo(i(i/if  105,  par.  pros.  mid. 
—  B6u>v,  Ion.  for  ti^iiwi',  3  pi. 
impf.  iiid.  act.  —  Bcxiovs,  Builii'- 
rii,  -ioiTof,  -u)iTii>v,  t'ont.  cases 
of  Bort'uii'  -wi',  i)ar.  pros.  act.  — 
Bo(liiTi,is  also  Dor.  (or  0oi!>at,  3 
pi.  or  d.  pi.  ))ar.  pres.  acl.of /iiodio. 

Bowr,  g.  pi.  of  jSof'j. 

EowTTij,  -i(^of,  »;,  (fr.  0ovi  an  ox, 
and  w<p  the  eye)  with  ryes  like  a 
cow,  ox-eyed;  with  full,  round, 
dark  eyes. 

Bouir/o)  -(S,  f.  -I'laui,  p.  -ij*"*  (fr. 
same,  and  uifl/w  to  drive)  to  drive 
oxen  as  in  a  plough,  ]ilough,  till, 
labour,  cultivate,  pres.  inf,  act. 
jSooirt?!',  cont. 

BowT/jf,  -01',  b,  (fr.  same)  a  cow- 
heril,  lierdsman,  ploughman  ;  the 
constellation  called  Bootes,  Arc- 
lophylax,  and  the  Ploughman. 

Bp(i/3f('(i,  -Of, )';,  (fr.  lipilicvi  an  um- 
pire) the  management,  condvt, 
regidation  of  public  games  ;  the 
decision  or  awarding  of  thr 
prizes;  an  arrangement,  reconci- 
liation. 

Bpnj3((oi',  -ov,  Tu,  (fr.  same)  a 
prize,  honorary  reward. 

BpajStis,  -hi  and  -/wc,  and  Bp<i(iiv- 
rfif,  -ov,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  jjdficoi  a 
wand)  the  president  or  steward 
at  public  games;  an  arbitrator 
or  umpire  to  determine  the 
prizes ;  a  judge ;  commander, 
enjoiner. 

Bpalicvu),  f.  -ciaiii,  p.  [iiPpdlievKa, 
(fr.  last)  to  manage,  conduct  or 
preside  at  public  games;  to  de- 
cide, award  the  prizes  ;  to  regu- 
late, rule,  direct,  command,  pres. 
impr.  i3pd(icvc,  -iria.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  cfipaficviTa, 

Bpa/JuXa,  -Of,  i;,  a  Damascene 
plum,  damson. 

Bpayxidi^M,  f.  -dao},  (fr,  next)  to 
grow  or  he  hoarse. 

Bpdy)(iis,  -ov,  b,  and  -tof,  ri, 
hoarseness,  roughness  of  the  voice. 

Bpiiifuf,  (fr.  (ioaSx)';  slow)  slovdy, 
late;  slothfully,  lazily,  comp. 
(ipaivrtpov  and  fipdfiiov,  BUp. 
(ipaSi'irara  and  lipafitarov. 

Bpaiivbi,  -n,  -dv,  JE.o\,  for  ^lahvii. 

BoafivyXijiaaoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  PpaCiii 
slow,  and  yMLaaa  the  tongue) 
sloiv  of  speech,  not  eloquent, 

Bpaivvovaaif,  d.  pi.  fem.  par,  pres. 
act.  of 

Bpa^ri'o),  f.  -vvw,  (fr.  [ipacv;  slow) 
<o  stop,  stay,  delay,  loiter,  tarry  ; 
to  hesitate,  demur,  scruple. 

BpnivjTaOr)^,  -iof  -ovs,  L,  >),  (fr. 
Ppaiiii  slow,  and  irclOu)  to  per- 
suade) hard  to  be  persuaded ;  ob- 
stinate ;  dull. 

BpaSvirXoiu)  -w,  f,  -(/(TO),  p.  (itfipa- 
fvr\6v>ca,  (fr.  same,  and  irXo/u, 
Ion.  for  ttX/u)  to  sail)  to  sfnl 
slowly,  he  long  at  sea,  be  detain- 
ed hy  bafl  weather,  par.  pres. 
n.  pi.  ftoa?ivr\oovvTCS. 

Bpaeiif,  -iTa,  -v,  (perhaps  fr.  jiilnoi 
a  burden,  and  f,v(j}  to  go  undrr) 
slov)  ;  dull,  stupid ;  lazy,  indo- 
(118) 


BPE 

lent.  n.  pi.  cont.  ^paSili,  comp. 
f]paM''Tipos,  jipntiwv  iT  liptioaiDVf 
sup.  lipti&VTuroi,  lipdi^tarui. 

Bpaivnis,  -iiroi,  li,  (fr.  lasl)  slotv- 
ni ss,  tardiness ;  dulnrss,  slupvli- 
ty ;  indolence,  laziness,  a.  sin. 
lipaivrtira. 

Bp'(^b)  and  Bpdaaoi,  f.  -daii),  to 
Ixiil,  buhhlc  ;  lo  work,  froth,  fir- 
ment ;  to  be  hot ;  to  rage,  fret, 
fume. 

BpriOv,  -vo{,  ri,  the  herb  savin. 

bpdkai'ov,  -ov,  ri,  wild  kale  ot  cole- 
wort. 

BpoKOi,  -toi  -ov(,  ri,  and  Bpn'/ca, 
-u{,  (;,  a  covering  for  the  naked- 
ness, breeches,  trowser^. 

BpaaOui,  par.  of  (jSpdaOriv,  1  a. 
pass,  of /iprf^u)  or  fipdaau). 

Bpddfia,  -aros,  r<i,  and  Bpair^d;, 
-oil,  b,  (fr.  jSpd^u)  lo  boil)  a  boil- 
ing,  bubbling;  fermentation; 
heat,  warmth  ;  rage,  vehemence. 

Bp«Yf,  Ion.  for  ilipaxc,  inipf,  act, 
of  fipd^u. 

Bpuxi",  -iov,  Tii,  (neut.  of /3po;^fij 
short)  sh(dlou\i,  shoals. 

Bpu)(^tTi,  Ion.  for  /ipa;^£7a,  fem,  of 
Pp'iX'^S. 

Bpn;^;ti5,  -uaa,  -ev,  par.  2  a.  pass, 
of  Ppix'^- 

Bpaxf'^S.  Ifr.  Opaxi'i  short)  short- 
ly, briiifly,  in  a  feui  words. 

Bpo;^i'a)i', -oi'os,  6,  (comp.  of  next) 
t)ie  shorter  or  upper  part  of  the 
arm,  arm ;  strength,  power, 
might,  d.  sin.  ppax'ovt. 

Bp.;:^u?,  £7a,-v,.s/i"r/,  bnef;  smalt, 
little;  few.  g,  pi,  (Jpaxi""'. 
comp.  ppaxvTipoi,  and  Bpr(;^iwi', 
sup.  /?pa;^;i5rurof  and  (ipaxiorni. 

Bpaxvai?apog,  Dor.  for  jipaxvci&n- 
poi,  -ov,  b,  ft,  (fr.  last,  and  aiSri- 
po?  iron)  short  pointed, 

Bpax^T;;?,  -vros,  >'i,  (fr.  same) 
shortness;  brevity,  conciseness; 
fewness,  paucity. 

BpaxvTpdx,n><oi,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  same, 
and  Todxi^oi  the  neck)  short- 
necked. 

Bpdxw,  f.  -(w,  p.  -X"'  '°  ""^l*^  ^^^ 
noise  of  a  wand  or  rod  when 
shaken  smartly,  to  quaver,  whirr  ; 
rustle.  Or  of  things  breaking, 
to  crack,  crash,  clatter  ;  to  sound, 
resound,  ring,  peal. 

Bp/y/i",  -fjrof,  t3,  and  Bptyudfi-oD, 
h,  (fr.  Ppix'^  to  wet)  the  fore- 
head, the  front  hcuf  of  the 
head. 

BocKCKf^,  a  word  invented  to  ex- 
'  press  the  7ioise  of  frogs. 

Bpijicadat,  pas?,  or  mid.  —  Bp/- 
/ifd',  act.  pres.  inf.  of 

Bpf>w,  f.  -fio),  to  grumble,  murmur, 
'  make  any  hnllnw  noise  ;  to  roar, 
bellmtj,  resound,  peal.  per.  mid. 
fiifipoiin. 

Bphfiov,  a  stag,hy  the Messapians. 

BpfvOii,  -lioi,  and  BplvQi^,  -'«»£. 
(';,  lettuce. 

BphOoi,  -ov,  b,  some  bird  unknown, 
of  a  slow  gait  and  muttering 
note  ;  haughtiness,  pride,  arro- 
gance, pomposity,  conceit ;  an 
ointment  jor  perfume  made  by  the 
I^ydians. 


\ 


BPl 

BpEvei5o/»ai,  (fr.  last)  to  stalk,  and 
mutter  like  a  brenthos ;  to  as- 
sume consequence,  take  airs,  be 
conceited;  to  growl,  grumble, 
mutter,  par.  pres.  mid.  jipefdvu- 
Itivos. 

'BpcvTiov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  ppiriov, 
which  see)  a  stag's  head,  the 
antlers. 

Baikal,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of /3p/;^u. 

Bp/raf,  rd,  ajigure,  likene.*s,  image, 
statue,  idol;  a  spectre,  appari- 
tion. 

Bpefos,  -£of  -ouf,  rd,  an  infant, 
child,  babe ;  an  embryo  ;  a  young- 
ling, pi.  ^piipta  -I). 

Bpt^tXXiof,  -ov,  TO,  (dim.  of  last) 
a  little  child  ;  a  youngster. 

Boj;^a,  and  Bp£;tfiuj,  see  (ipiyiia. 

BpiXi^i  f-  -("^j  P-  -X"?  'o«'«'i  "»""- 
ten,  bedew  ;  to  steep,  drench ;  to 
rain,  drop ;  to  soak,  suck,  im- 
bibe. 1  a.  act.  iiipe^a.  2  a.  act. 
ifipa^ov.  per.  pass,  ^i^pcyfiat.  1 
f.  pass,  iipt^di'iaonat.  2  a.  pass. 
ind.  tjipdyriv'  inf.  jipa^rjvat.  2  f. 
pass,  ^pa'x/iaofiai.  per.  mid.  /?£- 
ffpoxa. 

Bp'iirffw,  f.  -^<j>,  p.  -;t°»  '"  '^"■Sh 
up,  expectorate,  spit. 

BoT,  an  intensive  particle  prefixed 
'to  words,  implying,  very  much. 

Bpiici,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of /Jpiaw. 

Bpiapco;,  -ov,  Att.  Boidpiu>i,  -w,  h, 
(fr.  i^tpi  intens.  and  'jLpns  Mars) 
B'iireus,  the  name  of  a  giant. 

Bpi3pi;,  -a,  -di;  (fr.  next)  strong, 
st'/itt,  robust,  hardy. 

Bpiau  -(S,  f.  -daii),  (perhaps  fr. 
/jj(  very)  to  strengthen,  make 
strong  ;  to  extol,  magnify  ;  to  be 
or  grow  strong  or  powerful;  U> 
swell,  grow  large,  increase. 

Bp(\'u,  f.  -7iTw,  and  -I'fw,  tojkel  op- 
pressol  after  meat ;  to  be  drowsy ; 
to  nap,  doze  ;  to  loiter,  be  indo- 
lent, neglect. 

Bfitprvof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  ffpi  intens. 
and  ijffu'd  for  amJio  to  shout) 
shjulin^  loudly.  An  epfthet  of 
M  irs. 

Bpldof,  -tof  -ov(,  rd,  and  Bpidoiru- 
vti,-rif,  fi,  (fr.  /Jpi'Ow  to  press) 
wei'ht,  preisure,  heaviness ;  a 
burden,  load. 

BpiOuf,  -til,  -li,  and  -/of  -ov{,  b,  fi, 
(fr.  same)  heavy,  weighty,  pon- 
derous. 

BpiOw,  to  wcifh  heavily,  be  heavy  ; 
to  Wfi^h  down,  dej/ress ;  to  br 
loaded  bear  a  burden ;  ti  in- 
riinr,  bend  forward*,  Irtn  down, 
overhang ;  to  impress,  prevail, 
excel,  per.  mid.  (ilfioiOa.  par. 
0cflpiOu,(. 

Bplfin,  -It,  Ih  (fr.  Pptdu)  to  Btrengih- 
cn)  strength,  pouter,  might ;  in- 
Jlacnrr,  povirr  ;    magic, 

hfHftdtfirii  -oiifiat,  and  Rntiirto/jai 
-li/i'ii,  (pf'rhapn  fr.  lipifnd  to 
growl,  or  fr.  next)  to  grumble, 
grouit,  mullrr ;  to  roar,  bclloiv ; 
to  grinil  or  gnafh  the  teeth  ;  to 
rage,  bum  with  answer. 

Bpi/iiii,  -(Jo;  -or(,  I'l,  n  name  of  He- 
cate or  Proscrpinp  ;   a  fiend. 

BpiadpiiaroK,  -ov,  h,  I),  (fr.  flpiOu  to{ 


BPi 

weigh  down,  and  apjia  a  cha- 
riot) too  heavy  for  the  chariot, 
weighty  on  the  a.\le-tree ;  or, 
who  drives  over  his  adversary. 

Bpictvs,  -ioi.  Ion.  -ijos,  5,  Briseus, 
a  man's  name. 

Bpicr]U,-iSoi,  i;,  Eriseis,  a  woman's 
name. 

Boiacos,  -ov,  b,  a  sea-urchin. 

Bp6Y)(^os,  and  Bpd^Oo?,  -ov,  b,  (per- 
haps fr.  iipo^ii)  obs.  to  swallow) 
Me  throat,  gullet. 

Bpd^oi",  -ov,  Tu,  JEo\.  for  j)6Sov. 

Bpo/iioj,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  sound- 
ing, resounding ;  ringing,  echo- 
ing ;  shouting,  roaring,  bellow- 
ing;  crashing,  creaking,  peal- 
ing. Also  Bromius,  an  epithet 
of  Bacchus. 

Bp(i/io5,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  fSpcfiti)  to  mur- 
mur) a  crack,  peat,  volley;  a 
roar,  bellowing ;  a  reed,  pipe. 

Bpovrdti)  -(3,  f.  -rjou,  p.  -i;xa,  (fr. 
next)  to  thundir ;  to  peal, 
roar. 

BpovTt),  -rii.  If,  thunder;  a  crash, 
peat,  roar. 

Bpdrcoi  or  BpoTfioj,  -oii,  b,  fj,  same 
as  (JpoTcij. 

BpoTi'iaioi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  Poet,  same  as 
/Jpordf. 

BpoTolinfiiiiv,  -ovoj,  b,  fi,  (fr.  0poTh% 
human,  and  pT^fio.  a  step)  a 
spumer  of  mankind,  Irampler  on 
human  rights  ;  a  tyrant,  despot, 
usurper. 

Bpordcts,  -ccaa,  -tv,  (fr.  Pporoi 
gore)  bloody,  bloodstained,  gory 

BpiTo).uiyoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  fiporoi  hu- 
man, and  AoiyDf  destruction)  a 
manslayer,  murderer.  Adj.  mur- 
derous, bloody,  cruel. 

BpiT!ti,-ov,b,  man,  a  mortal.  Adj. 
human,  mortal;  frail,  fleeting, 
perishable,  d.  pi.  with  v  added 
lipoTotatv. 

Bp'irof,  -ov,  b,  blood,  gore. 

BpjTdio  -a,  f.  -uiau,  (fr.  last)  to 
stain  v-ilh  blood,  defile  u-ith  gore  ; 
to  indirup,  sprinkle  v;ith  bloo-l. 
(Or  fr.  iiptrbi  human)  to  make, 
form  or Jashion  man;  Bpordo/j.ii, 
to  become  man.  1  a.  inf.  pass. 
/?p')r(jSi5vai. 

BpwKOi  or  Bpn';^05,  -ov,  b,  a  kind 
of  locust. 

Bp9;^/ta){,  JEn\.  for  /3p  i^^/wf. 

Bpo^f').  -Hf,  h,  (fr.  lipfX'^  to  wet) 

a  shower  ;   lieiivi/  ram. 
Bp4;^0.7«,  Hamn  qh  (ipAyxof. 
Bpo^OMrn,  -cof  -uoi,  h,  h,  (fr.  (ipi- 

X'i>  to  Boak)  nri<y,   dry,  parched, 

witlvnit  moisture. 
Bp(5,\;'/{,  -ou,  b,  ucurd,  rope;  snare, 

gin. 
Bp'i;^ui,  to  soak,  ohs.   but  found  in 

coinposilion. 
BpoY'^rr/f,    (fr.     lioi\o(   u    rope) 

hound  with  ropm,  linl ;    twislnt, 
np6ii),  o\n.  iUs  t(!ii!tcs  are  iMirrowod 

by  llpioiTKio. 
Rpiy/ia,   -ilrof,    ri,    (fr.    PpCxui    to 

bill!)  a  bite. 
Bpvynif,     -ov,    h,    (fr.    jSpdvbi    to 

gnash)  gnasliinii  or  grinding  of 

the  teeth  ;  a  crash  ;  noise,  shout ; 

roaring. 

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BTK 

BpvKii),  f.  -^u},  p.  -ya,  to  bite,  gnaw; 

to  devour,  swallow  up. 
Bpvi;  an  infantile  expression  for 

drink. 
BpCov,  -01',  rb,  moss,  weeds;  sea- 
weed ;  an  herb  so  called. 
BpSrov,  -ou,  TO,  and  Bpuroj,  -ov,  b, 
(perhaps    fr.    (ipvui    to    spring) 
malt-liquor. 

Bp'.'xdia  -w,  and  Bpi^fo,  f.  -fo),  p. 
/3f(3pu%a,  to  grind  the  teeth, 
gnash,  cranch,  champ;  to  echo, 
ring,  sound,  resound;  to  ro'ir, 
low,  bellow;  to  shriek,  groan, 
moan.  Bpvxofiai,  to  rage,  fret, 
be  distracted  with  anger,  grief, 
pain,  &c.  per.  pass.  0i(ipvynat. 

EpiJu.-,  f.  -I'o-ii),  p.  l^ilipv^a,  to  bud, 
shoot,  germinate,  sprout,  blos- 
som ;  to  grow,  increase ;  to 
teem,  abound,  overflow  ;  to 
spring,  gush,  burst  out,  issue 
forth  ;  to  send  forth,  pour,  shed, 
diffuse,  spread,  scatter.  3  sin. 
pres.  p'pi'ti. 

BpioOtif,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  (ipuxTKO). 

Bpaj/io,  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  same)  food, 
meat,  victuals. 

Bpiiiiaai,  or  -aiv,  Bpufiara,  -ti, 
-Toi,  -T(j)v,  cases  oi  last. 

Bpu>fiiw  -c3,  t.  -);<7u),  (fr.  next)  to 
stink,  smell  ill. 

Bpu»/(05,  -01',  b,  a  stink,  rank  smell ; 
carrion. 

Bpu/iciir;;,  -co;  -O";,  0,  »/,  (fr.  last) 
fetid,  rank,  putrid. 

BpSiaci,  -aui)i,-civ,  cases  of /Jowcrif. 

Bp^liat^ov,  -ov,  rfi,  (neut.  of  next) 
meal,  food,  an  eatable. 

Bpioatuos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  ^pwuKoj  to 
feed)  eatable. 

Bpuio-ff,  -loj,  and  -to(;,  Att.  -tur,  ij, 
(fr.  same)  meat,  food ;  eating;  a 
canker  ;  corrosion,  virulence. 

Bp!)(TKti},  f.  /Jpujffu),  p.  Pij]pu>Ka,  (fr. 
fip6ii>  obs.  to  cat)  to  cat,  feed; 
to  pasture,  graze  ;  to  gnaw,  con- 
sume, corrode,  canker,  per.  pass. 
0iiipu)ftat.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  t(ipii- 
Ot)V  par.  ppoiOcU 

Bpuirdf,  -I),  -bv,  (fr.  last)  eatable, 
esculent. 

BpoTi'f,  -1)0?,  ';,  (fr.  same)  food, 
meat,  virtunb, 

Biinf,  -ov,  b,  an  owl. 

RiiiiXoi,  -ov,  I'l,  sec  /?i/?Xoj. 

Bu^vi',  (fr.  next)  thickly,  closely, 
crowded. 

Bi5(u),  f  -vau),  (fr.  (iviit  to  stuflT)  to 
fill  up,  cram,  crowd.  Also,  (fr. 
/?ii«(  an  owl)  to  cry  like  an  in- 
fant ;  to  htxil,  croak. 

BuOi^w,  f.  -/ffu,,  p.  ftiftvOiKu,  (fr. 
[ivObi  the  bottom)  to  plunge, 
dip,  immerse  ;  to  sink,  drown.  I 
a.  act.  iilvOiffa. 

BvOtof,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  deep, 
down  to  the  bill  turn. 

BuOif,  -ov,  h,  a  bottom  ;  the  deep, 
sea,  ocean  ;  drjith, 

BvKdvti,  -1/5,  {),  a  horn,  trumpet, 

BiKfav/^u),  f.  -iniii,  (fr.  \;\s\)  to  wind, 
a  horn,  sound  n  Irunijirl. 

Bii«f(ii'(<7r^f,  -oi',  b,  (fr,  same)  a 
trumprtrr, 

BvKTtjf,  -,)v,  (I,  Ifr.  (iv^it  to  fill)  an 
opilh'.'t    of   tlio  wind  ;    sound- 


Bn2 

inf,  whistling ;  breathing,  hlou:- 
ill/;. 

Jii\iii,-ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  (iito  to  stuflTj 
(Kick,  elosc,  crowiled,  fuU, 

Bill)  -f;>,  iJ,  aoaketl  burlry,  malt. 

Ki'TTiu)  -(3,  f.  -(Jffu),  /Eol.  lor  (;?a'T- 
r<i». 

Brpun,  -iif,  4,  a  »kin,  hide. 

Bipctvf,  -foi,  Alt.  -iios,  6,  (tr.  last) 
(itoririrr,  d.  sin.  coiil.  livpau. 

Bip<To('tYi;j,  ""''»  ^'  C""'  same,  and 
i'/i^u>  to  skill)  n  skiniw,  currier, 
tanner,  worker  in  leather. 

BiV.uu, -arof,  rd,  (Ir. /jiiw  to  stufT) 
n  Moppk  or  stopper,  cork ;  a 
dnm,  bank  ;  a  sluice. 

Bi'ffcJ'iof,  -1),  'Ov,  (fr.  fiiaaoi  flax) 
^fliuat,  linen,  made  ofjinzjlax 
or  ciMan  ;  ^'nc,  elegant,  orna- 
mental. 

Bvaao^ofievui,  f.  -£i'<rw,  (fr.  (ivaoii 
depth,  and  iojuioi  for  ioftim  to 
build)  <o  /a?/  deep  foundations  ; 
to  found,  Jijc,  establish  ;  to  think 
deeply,  iiieditate ;  to  contrive, 
plot,  plan,  dex:ise. 

Bvocodiv,  (fr.  next)  from  the  bot- 
tom, fro/n  below,  from  the  deep. 

KvtTcvi,  -ov,  b,  Ion.  for  iSvdoi. 

BvtTcos,  -ov,  li,  the  cotton  plant ; 
cotton  ;  coltoii-cloth,  ccdico.  Al- 
S0,jinejlax  or  linen. 

Bi'd),  I.  /3iJa-u),  p.  fiijivKa,  to  stop  vp, 
.■>hut  up,  close ;  to  cra7n,  stuff, 
Jill  up;  to  cover,  hide,  conceal. 

B(S,  i3>!s,  (ifi.  Ion.  /3i'w,  and  Poet. 
/3iiu),  '2  a.  sub.  of  ,j;"j^(  for/jui'ru). 

BuiOtii',  Ion.  1br  (inrjOui',  pres.  inf. 
cont.  of  (ioijOiui. 

BtDKoXta^ui,  Dor.  for  (iovKoXidacis, 
2  sin.  1  f.  act.  —  KwKo'XidaSev, 
Dor.  2  sin.  pres.  imi.r.  mid.  of 

'BoiKoXtdcCdi,  Dor.  for  /SouKoXid^u. 

B(i)KuX(a(7r(<{,  BiiiKoXixdi,  Bii>k6^os, 
BwKof,  Dor.  for  /Jou/coAiaor^f, 
(iovKoXiKOi,  l3ovKd\oi,  and  pouxo;, 
same  as  ^ovKaTog. 

BuXn,  Dor.  for  /?ouA)/. 

BulAaf,  -anoj,  i'/,  Pott,  for  ^uXof. 

BwXi'r;;;,  -on,  6,  (fr.  next)  a  mush- 
room, truffle. 

BojXo5,  -on,  )),  ear/A,  ground,  land, 
soil ;  a  clod,  sod,  mass,  lump, 
piece  ;  a  mouthful,  bit ;  a  dose. 

BuXul^/js,  -toi  -ouj,  0,  r,,  (fr.  last) 
full  of  clods ;  cloddy  ;  tough, 
hard. 

BtDfiii,  -ov,  b,  a  base,  foundation  ;  a 
pedestal,  prop  ;  an  altar;  a  tem- 
ple. 

Bwv,  Dor.  and  Ion.  for  fiouv,  a.  of 

B(if,   -oKfif,  b,  cont.  for  36a^  or 

Eo'pif,  -ov.  b,  Bnrus,  name  of  a 
man,  and  ofa  city. 

Bus,  Dor.  and  Ion.  "for  {Im^  —  Eu- 
<ri,  d.  pi.  for  Qovat. 

Tiiaarn,  Dor.  for  flofiirm,  1  a.  inf. 
act.  —  Biiffa?,  for  /3o^<T.jf  1  a. 
par.  act.  —  Biiiro/iac,  for  jJoiioo- 
fiai,  1  f.  ind.  —  RwacaOizi,  for 
liofjtTtaOat,  1  f.  inf.  mid.  oT (icdbi. 

BurrTpioficf,  Dor.  and  Poet,  for 
PmcTotofici;  1  pi.  pres.  .7—  Bun- 
rpfiatoitci,  for  (iwcrpnaoiucv,  1  pi 
1  a.  sub.  act,  of 


TAI 

Bu>oTp/a)  -d,  f.  -I'lato,  a  Doric  verb, 

siuuu  as  podui. 
Bu)T))(,-ov,  b,  Ion.  and  Du'raj, -n, 

b.  Dor.  UwTif,  -iioi,  1),  s.-uiic  as 

l3oTl)i,  and  /Jor/f. 
BwnrfiTifiof ,  -oil,  6,  (^,  (fr.  /Jwrij  or 

/iuirijj  a  shepherd,  and  av!)p  a 

man)   rearing   men;    populous, 

thickly  inhabited. 
Burwp,  -upos,  i,  same  as  (iort'ip. 


r,  y,  r,  the  third  letter  in  Greek, 
called  ganmia.  As  a  numeral 
mark  it  signifies  three,  and  with 
a  dot  underneath,  y,  tliree  thou- 
sand. 

r',  for  yi. 

Fa,  Dor.  for  ye.  —  Fd,  Dor.  foryij. 

TajJ^add,  Ileb.  inducl.  Gabbntha. 

rafitv,  Hcb.  indccl.  husbandmen. 

Vajils,  Ileb.  indccl.  a  large  pearl. 

raj3p(r;X,Heb.  indccl.  Gabriel. 

raydrn?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  rdyiji  a  river 
ot  Lycia)  an  agate. 

ruyyuXi'y.;,  f.  -iVu),  p.  -iva,  (per- 
haps fr.  ydu)  to  cause,  andyrXau 
to  laugh.  Or  fr.  ydro;  joy)  to 
tickle,  excite  agrctubly ;  to  de- 
light, make  glad. 

I'ayydii)!,  -rji,  i),  a  ntt,  draw-net, 
sdne. 

Tayylra  or  Vayylrt]^,  -ov,  h,  a  pre- 
cious stone,  an  agate. 

FavyXioi',  -oil,  T&,  a  ganglion,  tu- 
bercle, hard  gathering. 

Vdyyoaiva,  -ai,  i';,  (tr.  ypdu)  or 
yoitiiid)  to  corrode)  a  gangrene, 
jnortijication. 

rdi,  Heb.  indccl.  Gad,  a  man's 
name. 

rdSapa,  a  city  of  Cailo-Syria ; 
Gadara. 

raiapevi,  -hi,  Att.  -iu)i,  and  Ta- 
iapvios,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  Ga- 
darene,  of  Gadnra. 

Ta^drag,  -ov,  b,  Gadatas,  a  man's 
name. 

Vdto^ai,  to  rejoice,  delight,  he  glad. 

Vdi^n,  -rji,  I),  (Persian)  veallh, 
riches ;  treasure,  public  money  ; 
a  treasury. 

Va^npi'ivoi,  (Chaldee)  soothsayers, 
magicians. 

ra^nrpvXaKctov,  and  -Ktov,  -ov,  to, 
(fr.  yd^a  wealth)  a  treasury;  re- 
cord office. 

ra^o<}>v\aKfii>  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
duXrfoffu  to  guard)  to  treasure, 
hoard  ;  to  keep  the  public  money. 

r^ifoduXaf,  -aKoi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
treasurer. 

FrtO'  and  TdBt,  for  ayaOe,  v.  sin. 
of  ayaO<5f. 

TaOuv,  Dor.  for  yrjOciv,  pres.  inf. 
act.  —  TdOriacv,  Dor.  and  Ion. 
for  cyiiOijac,  3  t>ir..  I  a.  ind.  act. 
of  yr)0>u). 

ral,  Heb.  indecl.  o  valley. 
VaV,  for  ne.xt. 

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TAA 

Ta'a,  -a(,  Poet,  and  Ion.  Talv,  ->j», 
'';,  see  yi). 

rai>,Un',  (fr.  last)  from  the  earth, 
from  the  ground. 

TuiiYios,  I'l/'ifOi,  Ti'iof,  -nv,  and  Tai- 
wlf)li,-cos-ovi,b,{i,(\r.  sanre)/<T- 
restrial,  earthly  ;  earthy,  rluyey. 

Tiii>)o)(^o{,  ruido;^oi,  and  cont.  Vm- 
ovx"i,  r<tvvxoi,  -ov,  b,  I,,  (fr. 
s.-inie,  and  /;j'u)  to  confine)  carlh- 
girding,  rmdrnpassing  or  sur- 
rounding the  land ;  an  t  pilhct  of 
Neptune,  or  the  sea. 

ru(>u,  Ydfim,  rdftu,  and  T>]^m,  all 
obs.  see  yuitiut. 

Faiabi,  -ov,  b,  a  Gaulish  dart  or 
javelin. 

I'aioj,  C  yalau),  to  glory,  vaunt ;  to 
boast,  brag;  exult,  rejoice,  par. 
pres.  yaiwv. 

rriXu,  -iikToj,  rd,  milk. 

Va'SdOiii'bs,  -»),  -ill,  (fr.  last,  and 
&duj  to  nurse)  un weaned  any 
creature  slill  sucking,  a  suckling. 
Also,  yielding  milk,  tender,  deli- 
cate, balmy  ;  milky,  succulent. 

Va\aKTiKdi  or  -tivoj,  -^.  -ov,  and 
Va'SarMt]';,  -tog  -ov<,  u,  1),  (fr. 
same)  milky  ;  delicate,  soft,  ten- 
der. 

Va^uKToirdrns,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same, 
and  vivu)  to  drink)  sucking; 
living  on  milk. 

TaXdva,  -ag,  a,  Dor.  for  yaX^vij. 

raXa^avpri,-iig, ,;,  a  woman's  name. 

TaXa(ias,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  yd)ia  milk) 
milky,  white;  the  milky  way;  a 
kind  of  stone. 

FuXn'ri/f, -ou,&,  VaXartKdg,  -1),  -ov, 
(fr.  next)  aGalatian,  of  Galutta. 

ruXuri'o,  -us,  -}],  Gatatia,  called 
alf-o  Gallogreecia. 

TaXiaypa,  -us,  i,  (fr.  next,  and 
ay  pa  a  trap)  an  iron  cage;  a 
chain,  fellers  ;  a  snare.  Imp. 

TaXf'??,  and  in  prose,  TuX^,  -?;s, .';,  a 
weasel ;  a  cat. 

TaXtSs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  he-wea- 
s(l,  also  a  kind  offish. 

I'aXtpJs,  and  Ti  Xrjn&g,  -d,  -Hv,  (fr. 
yaXrjvn  a  calm)  tranquil,  quiet, 
calm ;  cheerful,  joyous,  lively. 

faXti/s,  -log,  b,  (fr.  yaX^  a  weasel) 
a  young  weasel ;  a  kitten. 

VaXiuiTiig,  -ov,  b,  (dim.  of  ya\it)  a 
weasel)  an  eft  or  newt. 

raXrj,"T]g,ri,  see  yaXirj, 

TaXj/ii'  for  yaXrjvd,  neut.  pi.  of  ya- 
Xi;i'(is. 

faXj/i'ai'a,  Poet,  for 

raXi-i'i;,  ->]g,  >),  (fr.  ycXdw  to  smile) 
serenity  ;  tranquillity,  quietness  ; 
a  calm.  Alsoa  woman's  name. 

FoXi/Kaw -ui,  t.  -daw,  p.  -ku,  (fr. 
last)  to  be  calm  ;  to  rest,  sulisule. 

FciXiyi'ios,  and  ra}.rjvbg,  -uli,  b,  fi, 
(fr.  same)  calm,  still,  quiel; 
tranquil,  serene. 

roX/jviwo-av,  a.  sin.  cont.  par. pres. 
of  yaXiji'ia'w. 

rnXiXain,  -ag,  Ij,  Galilee,  a  part  of 
Palestine. 

r(iX(Xa?fjs,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  of  Ga- 
lilie,  Galilean. 

ruXio<i'is,  -10s,  Att.  -tws,  1),  the 
herb  water-belony  or  dead  net- 
tle. 


TAM 


rA2 


rcr 


ra\\iii>Vj  -wvos,  b,  Gallio,  a  man's      riage  feaat,  nuptials;  matrimo-'     the  belly,  and  cor\os  a  slarej  a 
name.  ni/,  iLcUock.  |     stave  to  cppttile,  epirure,  glvtloiit 

Fa'AAof,  -ov,  6,  1  eunuch.  VayioaruXiui  -in,  f.  -fjatii,  (fr.  next)  ruorfii'^w,  t.  -iVu),  p.  -i/vu,  (Ir.sume) 

r<iXuu;^f'u) -(»,  (fr.   yd\a  milk,  and,      to  prepare  for  a  wcnuing.  I     to  JiiL  the  iellyySutifsJy,  iilut,Jat- 

i^j)   10   h;.ve)  to  suckle;  to  im-  TaiioaroXoi,  -ov,  i,  »;,  (fr.   ya'^iof  al      /en;  to  strike  on  the  bdly . 
press, inculr ate.  raAoi';^fo;iai -oD-l      wedding,  and  otAAw  !o  fiimish)  ratrrpi^/ajjyoc,  -ov,  o,  r;,  (li-.   same, 
/lat,   to  suck,  take  initk ;    to  im-\     preparatory  to  or  providing  Jor  ai      and  fjnipyos   foolish)   gluttonous, 
Uhe.  vjedding ;  nuptial,  bridal.  \     voracious. 

raiiov/itvoi,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  rnVrpij,  -los,    rdcrpto?,  -ov,  and 
oi'yufiiw.  I      rdarpwv,  -iDvei,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 

Ta/jiif.ii'Xui,  -wv,   al,    (fr.  next)  thel     glutton,  (piiure ;  Lig-fuliitd. 

cneeks,  jaifs,  jatu-bones.  iTuarpoKt't'ifnov,  -ov,   rd,  (fr.   same, 

rnfii|()s,  -f),  -ov,  (same  as  kra/n^of,  I      and  ki^/jj;  the  leg)  the  calf  of  the 

fr.    Ku'/(-roj    to  "bend)     crooked, '     leg. 


rdXiui,  -ii>,  or  -wof,  and  FaAduiy  -dai, 

1/,   a   husband's  sister,    brother's 

wife,  sUter-in-Liu:. 
rdjiat,  Dor.  for  y^/ioi,  see  yaitiui. 
ruftaXtnX,  Heb.  indecl.  Gumaliel. 

a  man's  name. 
ra^/}p£uu),  f.  -ci'ffd),  p.   -n.'«ra,  (fr. 

next)    /o    marry,     wed;    to   git 

marriage  relations. 
Tu^ppos,  -of,  -6,  (fr.  yafitoi  towed) 

a  relation  by  marriage  ;  a  father, 

son,    or  brother,   in   law,  d.  pi. 

ya^ijipoXat,  Ion. 
Tautrv,  2  a.  inf.  act. —  Ta^ciruicav, 

3   pi.   cont.    pres.   impr.  act.  — 

Tauiaacrat,  Poet,  for  yajiiaiTai, 

I  f.  mid.  ot  yaftiui. 
Tducv,    Dor.   and  Ion.    for  tyii/ic, 

3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  sec  in  ya- 

Tu/itr/of,  -a,  -ov.  (fr.  same)  must 
wed,  must  be  married. 

rafierrl,  -ijf,  and  Fu^trif,  -Wof,  i), 
(fr.  same)  a  tq/e. 

rSutrvs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  hus- 
band. 

Vafif'u),  -d,  f.  -I'/aui  and  -law,  p. 
ycyd/iriKa,   and     -£(ca,    (perhaps 


bowed,  bended,  curvcl,  liooked. 
CanTpuivv^,  -v^oc,  and  rafi\j.iivvKOS, 
-ov,  -b,    )'i,   (fr.  last,  and  dvi/f  a 


claw)   having   hooked  claws  or 
talons;  rapacious,  ravenous. 

Tdfiiii,  obs.  for  which  see  yayiiw. 

I'a'j'Of,  -£0f,  -oDf,  ri,  joy,  mirth; 
delight,  pleasure;  splendour, 
brightness. 

Tavdui-a,  f.  -liau),  p.-toKa,  (fr.  last) 
W  delight,  rejoice,  cause  plea- 
sure, exhilarate,  enliven;  to  shine, 
sparkle,  glitter. 

ravvfiai,  rdivvftai,  and  ravvvo/iai, 
f.  -vco/iai,  p.  -1^(01,  (fr.  same) 
to  rejoice,  be  glad,  exult. 

rSvvfiijSris,  -eoi,  b,  Ganymede,  a 
man's  name. 

rdvu)fia,   -Stos,   ri,   and   Tavw^t?, 
-luf,  Att.  -tojf,  fi,   (fr.  yavdio  to 
delight)  delight,  joy  ;  mirth,  en- 
joyment; brightness,  lustre 
fr.   ydu)  to  produce,  or  yai'w  to  r«/3,  ./or,    since;    wherefore,  there- 


rejoice,  to  take  a  wife,  marry, 
wed.  Pass,  to  be  married.  1  a. 
acL  eydfiTjca,  and  (fr.  ydftij)  obs.) 
iyrfjia'  sub.  yiifiia'  mf.  yripai' 
par.  yt'tfiai.  I  a.  pass,  cyajii^driv. 
I  a.  mid.  cyvfOfV*'- 

Va/jTiOrj,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 
ro/j';6^i'a(,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  —  Ta- 
/iqffui,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 

ra/i(/>iov,  -ou,  tO,  (neut.  of  next) 
(1  nuptial  present,  weti'ting  gift. 


fore,  then  ;  truly  ;  pray  ;  why  ? 

Vapyalpui,  and  rapydpu),  f.  -apui,  to 
shine,  sparkle,  glitter,  dazzle  ;  to 
vitrrnte,  quiver;  to  palpitate,  beat, 
throb;  to  repeat  often,  multiply, 
increase ;  to  abound,  be  full. 

Vapya\i!,ij),  f.  -iVio,  same  as  yayya- 

Vapya'Xiirpbi,  and  rdpya\of,  -ov,  b, 
(fr.  last)  a  ticklini;,  slight  excite- 
ment, gentle  irritation. 


ra/i/jXioi,  -ov,   b,   fi,  (fr.   yafilu)  XO.Tdpyapa,  -wv,  rd,  crowds,  a  multi- 


wed)  nuptial,  bridal;  conjugal, 
connubial. 

Vafjn^iwt',  -ii»»o{,  4,  (fr.  same)  one 
of  the  Athenian  months ;  accord- 
ing to  some  October,  to  others 
Januari/. 

Taitrtnciut,  (fr.  8<ime)  to  wish  to 
lake  a  uiife,  desire  to  wetl,  be  in 
haste  to  marry. 

Tapi^ui,  and  Pa/i/triru,  f.  -I'ffu,  p. 
ytydiima,  (fr.  same)  to  give  in 
inurriafe ;  to  prominr,  engage, 
hftrnOi ;  rapiCojini,  to  be  niven  in 
mnrriaife  ;  to  be  betrothed, 

Vupmii,  -/),  -Ji',  and  Vdutof,  -a 
•nv,  (fr.  same)  nuptial,  liridal. 

rdpoit.  Ion.  for  ydpov,  g.  sin.  of 


tude,  cJmndanre. 

Vapydpa,  -r/i,  >'i,  a  city  of  Troas. 

Vapyapcuiv,  -uivof,  b,  tlie  throat, 
swallmo,  gullet. 

rapyapi^oi,  C  -hoi,  (fr.  last)  to  gar- 
gle, wash  the  throat ;  to  guggle 
or  warble  in  the  throat 

rdpop,  -ov,  rd.  pinkie  or  hrinc  in 
which  Jrsh  is  preserved;  sauce 
maitc  of  pickled  Jish. 

Vapviii,  Dor.  for  yi/piiu',  which  see 
Hence  Tnpvluci',  and  Tanvtv,  (or 
yiipvtiv,\)TCH.\nf.tirX. — Vapiirov, 
(or  yripi'trov,  du.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  Vapiojint,  Yapvoojiai,  (or  yi)- 
pfofiai,  |ires.  and  ytpvaopai,  1  f. 
mid. —  rapvTruvTo,  forynpi'vatv- 
ro,  I  n.  opt.  mi<l.  of  yr/oiioi. 


yafioi. 
V'tpoiro,  prc«.  opt.  pass.  conf.  of  rno-W/o,  yuarpif,  !,,  the  btUy ;  the 

yofifui.  I     stomnrh  ;  a  vrntriclr  ;  the  vyimb  ; 

Ta/i  qicX  oir/u -bi,  f.  .fiiru,  p.. >;ica,(rr.  I      all  the  lower  part  nf  the  body; 

yniin(  a  wrddinn,  "nd  ttX/rroi  to:      fliitt'my. 

slf.il)  to  marry  privately  ;  to  dr-  Vdnrnn,  -v(,   nnd  rdarpa,  -of,   l,, 

haurh     or    carry    qff"  another'' i\      (fr.  Ia«l)  the  ImxIu,  hrlly  or  Im!- 

wifr,  I     torn  of  a  jug  or  pitrhrr  ;  the  hold 

rnp6p.if,  Dor.  for  ynp'ipo(.  i      dfn  r.hip. 

rn';i')f,  -ov,  0,  or  rnV"   -'">',  o!,  (fr.jrao-ro!,  d.  n\n.  of  ynorfip. 

yrpioi  to  wed)  a  weddtng,  mar-,raariifovyii,  -ay,  b,  //,  (fr,  vaarfin 
Q  (121) 


TavXos,  -or,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  yaXa 
milk)  a  rhilkpail,  hu  kit. 

Val'Ko^,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  boat ;  a 
Will,  drain. 

Tav'Siii,  Dor.  for  yav\ovs,  a.  pi.  of 
yaiAdf. 

Tavpiujia,  -aros,  rd,  (fr.  ne.\t)  a 
glorying,  boasting;  exultation; 
prancing. 

Favpidiii  -u,  f.  -dain,  p.  -aKa,  (fr. 
yavpos  haughty)  to  be  proud,  to 
glory  ;  to  brag,  vaunt,  boast  ;  to 
exult,  triumph,  overbear ;  to 
prance. 

ravpioiiivreg.  Poet,  for  yaup  tDirtf, 
n.  pi.  masc.  par.  pres.  act.  «qnt. 
of  last. 

Tafipof,  -a,  -ov,  (perhaps  fr.  yaiui 
to  exult)  haughty,  proud,  arro- 
gant ;  scornful,  disdainful,  in- 
solent; violent,  impetuous,  over- 
bearing, imperious. 

ravpot',  2  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr. 
niid.  of 

Vavpdo}  -u,  f.  -wCTU),  p.  -<s>Ka,  same 
as  yavpidw,  par.  pres.  mid.  yav- 
po6pevoi  -ovpcvof. 

Tavads,  ->),  -iv, curved, crooked, bent; 
xvreathed,  winding,  tortuous. 

TavoAui,  -a,  f.  -wtrw,  p.  -ukq,  ((r. 
last)  to  curve,  bend,  twist. 

Tdu),  f.  TJah),  obs.  p.  mid.  yiyaa, 
is  borrowed  by  yivopai,  to  be 
born;  to  generate,  beget;  to  pro- 
duce, procure,  provide,  get;  to 
hold,  contain;  to  rejoice,  exult, 
delight  in. 

Ve,  Dor.  ya,  a  particle  which  con- 
fines the  purport  of  the  sen- 
tence to  some  partinilar.  In- 
deed, truly,  surely,  at  letust ;  yet, 
however;  as  far,  inasmuch  as, 
so  far. 
Via,  and  cont.  FiV  ylai  yT^i,  I'l,  sec 

rcdoxof,  Vii'ioxof,  and  Tcov^os, 
-ov,  b,  sec  ynti'ioxoi. 

riyaa,  per.  mid.  or  for  yiyrjKa, 
per.  act.  of_2'rt'w  for  ylvopni. — 
Viydaaoi,  Poet,  lor  yeydnai.  3 
pi.  of  y/y«rt  —  Vrydpcv,  Poet,  for 
Viya/ptv,  Dor.  for  ytya/i'iii,  inf. 
mid.  —  Tfyuax,  -via,  -bf,  g. 
-(2ro4,  [lar.  per.  mid.  of  same. 

rtyaOiuf,  Dor.  for  ycynOuii,  seo 
yijOiio. 

rtyapriKdai,  d.  pi.  par.  per.  art.  of 
yap/io. 

rryavvplvo!,  pnr.  per.  pass,  of  yn- 

I'lio/lill. 

rfytioi,  -nv,b,  h,  (pfriinpn  fr.  yfa 
the  earth,  and  ydio  to  be  l)orn)  (m 
oUl  as  the  hdls,  ancient,  anti'jue. 


TEI 

rr)'«»'.i^/»05,  Dor.  for  yryrvij/i/voj, 
par.  |>cr.  pass,  of  yiiofim. 

riyhijixni,  per.  iiul.  pass,  in  2  pi, 
VtyhiiaOc,  —  Viytvtjfihof,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  same. 

riyiiniKii,  per.  uul.  act.  —  Vcyfv- 
yilfiiii,  -ffui,  -Till,  in  1  pi.  -ftiOa, 
pur.  inil.  puss.  —  Vcyevvrinlvos, 
par.  pur.  p;iss.  of  yfiid'u). 

Ttycvoiut}!-,  -010,  -oiro,  Foot,  and 
Ion.  ijr  j'ti'oi/iiji',  2  a.  opt.  mid, 
ofyn'o/iiii. 

r/yijUii,  rtyi/fris,  see  yriQiia. 

rtyvp»;icii,  or  -aA.a,  see  yri^dii)  or 
)'>;0(i(T/vU. 

r/yoi'a,  in  3  pi.  Tty6vaai,  per.  mid. 
—  Viyivciv,  -ci;,  -£i,  Ion.  for  cyc- 
yavciv,  pper.  mid.  —  Tcyovuis, 
-v7a,  -oj,  par.per.mid.  of  yiVo/iai. 

rrypa^/if'i'of,  per.  par.  pass.  —  Vc- 
y{iiipOat,  per.  inf.  pass.  —  Tcypa- 
i.Vji,  par.  per.  act,  Oiypddu)- 

TcyvfivaiTiap^^uii,  -uia,  -dj,  par,per. 
art.  of  yufii'a(r(a|)Yf"'. 

Tcyvfivaaiiivoi,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
yvuvd^ia. 

riy^i'a,  by  INIetath.  for  yiyviaa, 
per.  mid.  of  yKJw,  obs.  From 
whence  yyuifu,  which  see. 

r^ytavijici',  D  jr.  for  ysyuji'tri',  pres. 
inf.  act,  —  Vcyumcvv,  Dor.  and 
Ion.  for  tyfyaivoi,'!',  impf.  ind. 
act,  cont.  of 

Tcyiiiviu)  -a,  fi  -ijaiii,  p.  -riKa,  to  call 
loudly ;  to  declare,  proclaim  ;  to 
shout,  roar,  cry  out ;  to  cry  up, 
extol. 

rcyii)i'nrioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  must 
he  extolleil,  ought  to  be  praised. 

Ttyuivii,  -i),  -dv,  (fr.  same)  declar- 
ed ahud,  published,  proclaimed  ; 
auiUble,  hud. 

Tiyif,  cont.  fr.  ytyawj,  par.  per, 
mid.  of  yaci),  for  yiVo/(a(. 

Tcoh'tft  Heb.  indecl.  testimonies  or 
proifs  of  vir^nity. 

Tcoiovp,  or  rciioi'5,  Heb.  indecl.  a 
troop 


TiScibv,  Heb.  indecl.  Gideon,  a 
min's  name. 

r/ti'Vd,  -ni,  >h  (•"■■•  Heb.  the  valley 
of  HinnoTi)  Hell,  hell- fire,  tor- 
ments of  hell ;  Eng.  Gehenna. 

VtQarf^avh,  or  TtQariyiavzi,  Heb.  in- 
decl. Gsthsemine. 

Tf-vd/iriv,  Ion.  for  tyiivd{irtv,  1  a. 
ind.  mid. —  Vdvaabai,  inf, —  Ta- 
vd/itvoi,  par,  of  same.  —  rtheO', 
and  TtivdixeO',  Ion.  for  tycivtro, 
3  sin.  and  tyavdjitda,  1  pi.  impf, 
ind.  —  rtii'£(i(,  Ion.  ibr  rtivri,  2 
sin.  pres.  ind.  of 

Vuvtuni,  Poet,  same  asyiVo^iai,  1 
a.  ind.  —  tyttvnutjv,  frequent  in 
prose  ;  is  said  of  the  father,  mo- 
ther, or  offspring,  to  beget,  bear  ; 
to  be  birn.  inf.  ycivacOai,  par. 
yzivafitvo;. 

reiaoii,  or  riii}(T'>v,  -ov,  and  rcTs-o;, 
-toe  -ov;,  TO,  (perhaps  fr.  y~„ 
and  (Tciu),  because  it  throws  the 
rain  to  the  ground)  the  eaves ;  a 
she't,  pentkoune  ;  a  coping,  ridge ; 
chapiter  of  a  pillar  ;  a  battlement, 
turret. 

rti'jxifia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  last)  build- 
ing with  eaves,  or  loith  a  dripping 


TEA 

rottf;  a  slanting  projection,  shed. 

riiTtia,  -uf,  and  VciTilaat';, -tof, 
Att.  tiiti,  li,  (fr.  yclri^i'  a  neigh- 
bour) ucigiihourhuol,  liriiiity. 

rtiri'ia'u)  -ci,  and  Vttri  m'^ui,  f.-daut, 
p.  -tiKa,  (fr,  same)  to  inigltLour, 
adjoin,  border  upon. 

rtiroi'/u  li,  f.  -^au),  same  as  last, 
par.  pres.  act.  yciToviu)i'  -dv. 

rtiTovijiia,  -uTui,  Tij,  Vcirdirjati, 
-loi,  Att. -cwf,  and  Vctrovla,  -us, 
i),  (tr,  same)  same  as  yctrvla. 

Vcirtov,  .oioj,  6,  i';,  (perhaps  fr, 
yea  the  land)  luiglibonring,  ad- 
joining, bordering  upon,  contigu- 
ous.    Subs,  n  neighbour. 

rctiioai,  and  Vtiiapai,  -ov,  h,  a  fo- 
reigner, stranger,  sojourner. 

rAa,  sunshine,  brightness,  radiance 
of  the  sun, 

TtX^,  3  sin.  pres,  ind, —  TtXaTv,  Fc- 
Xuti,  /Eol.  for  yt\av,  pres,  inf 
act,  and  ytXaj,  -  sin,  pros.  ind. 

—  TeXni',  Dor.  for  yc\wi',  par. 
pres.  cont.  but  TtX^v,  pres.  inf. 
cont,  of  yjAdu), 

rtXdi'i/i,  -{OS, -off,  0,  fi.  Poet.  (fr. 
ytXdu)  to  laugh)  merry,  cheeiful, 
gay,  lively,  pleasant,  jovial. 

Vc\d^ii>,  Dor.  for  yeXaVio,  1  f.  act. 

—  TtXaoiffa,  Dor.  for  ycXdouo-a, 
fern,  par,  pres,  of  ytXauj. 

VcXaoid^oi,  YcXaotaajidi,  VcKaoiaa- 

Tiii,  see  ytXoidCw,  &c. 
rcXdffirE  2  pi.  1  f,  ind. act.  of ytXn'o), 
rcXdo-Y/io;,  -ou,  6,  ^,  and  rcXaarbi, 

-fi,-dv,  (fr.  same)  laughable,ri- 

dir.uloua. 
TtKaarns,  -ov,  b,  (fr.same)  alaugh- 

er ;  mocker. 
Vc'Sd<j(ijftcv,  1  pi,  1  a.  sub,  act,  of 
TeXdoi  -w,  f,  -dffu),  p,  ytyt'XaKa,  to 

laugh,  smile ;  to  laugh  at,  ridi- 
cule, mock.     1  a.  act.  cyi\aca. 

per.  pass.  ytye'Xao-fiai.  1  a.  pass 

iyc\dadt]v.    1,  f,  mid.  ycXdaoitaL. 
TeXyri,  -ijf,  II,  wares,  merchandise, 

goods;  colour,  shade,  hue. 
TcXyif,  -los,  and  -iios,  !/,  a  root  or 

head  of  garlic. 
r/Xyu,  f.  -fu),  p.  -xa,  (fr.  yf'Xy;;  a 

dye)  to  dye,  shade,  colour,  tinge. 
ViXcvii,    Dor.    for  ytXoDoc,  fern. 

par.  pres.  of  yr X/ui,  see  ne.\t. 
TtXtu)  -o,  (perhaps  fr.  yiXa  lustre) 

to  shine.     A!'?o  Ion,  for  ycXdu. 
VcXije,  Dor.  for  ytX'^is,  2  sin.  pres. 

ind.  or  sub.  of  ycXdti), 
FfX^idc^u),  and  rtXoinu  -fl,  f.  -daia, 

(fr.  yc\o7oi  jesting)  to  jest,  joke  ; 

to  mock,  deride,  ridicule. 
TeXoiatTnii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  gibe, 

taunt;  derision,  contempt. 
TcXoiaarfii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  ajest- 

er,  laugfier  ;  a  mocker,  scorner. 
re\o'toi',-ov,Ti,  (neut.of  next)  ajent. 
rc\o7o;,  and  Poet.  TtXciios,  -a,  -ov, 

(fr.  yf'Xws  laughter)  merry,  gay, 

pleasant;   facetious,   humorous, 

laughable  ;  ridiculous. 
VcXoiijivrci,  and  TcXvtavrci,  Poet, 


TEN 

rrXuii'Tfs,  n.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres. 

act.  ol  y(Xd(i). 
Vi\w<,  -uirof,  and  I'/Xajj,  -u,  o,  (fr. 
ytXdu)  to  laugh)  <>ii<i,'/i<(r,  mirth, 
gayity ;  a  jokt,  derision;  a  calm, 
stillness. 
Vilitt,  3  .xin,  pros.  ind.  act,  of y/^jui. 
rt/ii^toOiii,  pres,  in!',  pasi.  —  Vt^ti- 
cat,  1  a,  inf,  act,  —  Tt^/cras,  par. 
1  a.  act.  —  Vtjdaart,  2  pi.  iiiipr. 
1  a,  act.  —  Tc^tioOr],  3  sin.  1  a. 
sub,  pass,  of 
rtfii'^u),  f,    loia,   p.   yiyijUKa,    (fr. 
yffiui.to  be  full)   to    Jill,    load. 
J   a.  act,  ind,  cylfuaa'  impr,  yi- 
ftiaov.  per,  pass,  ycyifticfiai.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  tycfilaOriV  sub,  yctiia- 
Ow,  -^5,  -fl. 
Tijtoficv,  -ovm,  1  and  3  pi,  pros, 
md.  act,  —  Yt^ovaai;,  -aaa,  -av, 
d,  pi,  -ouo'a(s,  par.  1  a,  act,  of 
rifiw,  to  be  full,  abound,  have  in 
plenty  ;  to  be  tootled  or  freighted. 
par,  pres.  yi^utv.  per,  mid,  yiyo- 
Ha. 
Tevcd,  -as,  and  Ion.  Tevc)i,  -rjs,  >), 
(fr.  yivoyiai  to  be)  a  generation, 
descent,    succession;    birth,  pa- 
rentage ;  a  race,  breed,  kind,  sort, 
species;   an  age,  meaning    the 
time   from  the  birth  of  a  man 
till  he   has  a  son,  about  tliirty 
years. 
rcveaXoyiti)  -5,  f.  -lyiro),  p.  yeyevca- 
XiyrjKa,   (fr.  last,  and  X<iyo$  an 
account)   to  reckon  a  genealogy, 
count  a  descent ;  to  trace  a  pedi- 
gree ;    to  include  in  a  family. 
par.  pres,  pass.  yeicaXoyoii/icfos. 
TtvcaXoyia,    -a;,  I/,    (fr.    same)   a 

genealogy,  pedigree. 
TeveaXoyoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  ge- 
nealogist. 
Ttvir)<piv,  by  Parag.  for  yevij),  d. 

Ion.  ot  yji'id. 
TcvfOXri,  -tji  !],  (fr.  ytvca  a  genera- 
tion)  n  family,   race^   kindred; 
lineage,  descent,  pedigree;    off- 
spring, breed ;  a  birth-place,  na- 
tive land. 
TtviOXta,  -(I))',  Tu,  (fr.  last)  birth, 
day,   nativity ;  a  birth-day  feast 
or  present. 
TtvcOXiuKui,  -ii,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  na- 
tal, of  ncdivilies,  foretelling  from 
the  birth.     Subs,  one  who  calcu- 
lates nativities,  an  astrologer, 
TcvsOXio;,  -ov,  b,  (j,  (fr.  same)  re- 
lating to  the  birth  or  nativity,  na- 
tal; procreative,  prolific.     Subs, 
a  parent,  cause. 
Vcvei,  d.  sin.  —  rfV»j,  n.  a.  v.  pi,  — 

FfVous,  g.  sin,  cont.  of  yfi'os. 
r«i'£(d^u),  f.  -daii),  and  rcitido)  -ia, 
f.  -n(Tu>,  (fr.  yit'ctov  a  beard)  to 
begin  to  have  a  heard;  to  be 
bearded,  have  n  heard ;  to  grow 
up,  approach  to  manhood,  par,  1 
a,  act,  ycvctdaai,  and  ycrti^iras. 
rcvcti'iv,  pres.  inf,  act,  cont,  of 
yci'cidui. 


I 


TcXdij)v  -dv,  d,  sin.  rtXwvn,  par, 
prc!. —  TtXoijjii,  Poet,  for  ycXCj- 
ai,  3  pi.  pres,  ind.  of  yiXdu). 
rfXoi'ws,  (fr.  yeXoros  merry)  laugh- 
ably, ridiculously^  absurdly. 


for  ycXuiTCs,  n.  pi.  mas.  cont,  of  Ttwi'ts,    -dio;,  ti,   (fr.  y/vus   the 


chin)  the  chin,  heard;  the  cheek, 
down  on  the  cheek,  whisker. 

rcvcidT^hiv,  Dor.  for  ycvttd^uiv, 
par.  pres.  ofytvtid^o). 

TtvcidTtii,-ov,b,tara.Vtv(idTtf,-tios, 


TEN 

ij,  bemrded,  liaiing  a  heard  ;  graum 
up. 

Tcvti'jraii-ov,  S,Dor.  foryrvei^r^f, 
uliich  for  litsl. 

rivciov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  yevvi  the  chin) 
the  cfiin  ;  the  beard ;  the  jaw  ; 
any  slurp  projection,  the  edge  oj 
a  toeapon. 

rivco,  riviT,  Ion.  for  cyiiov,  and 
cyifcro,  2  and  3  sin.  2  a.  mij.  — 
Vevicif),  3  sin.  and  VivtaOc,  2  pi. 
in!;jr.  — rciiaOai,  inf.  2  a.  mid. 
oi yivujt  -.i, 

Ttviaiat-tiivy  ri,  (fr.  yivojiai  to  be) 
nutitit-j,  birth-day  ;  J):JLSli,  pre- 
snits,  or  otfier  ceremonies  on  L'lat 
d'ly. 

rcvtaidoxiii  -O"!  *i  ('"'■•  yf^EC-is 
birth,'  and  apx't  beginning)  head 
of  a  family  ;  'in  author,  origiji^ 
cause. 

revtatovpyds,  -oS,  i,  (fr.  same,  and 
fpyov  work)  a  malser,  former,  in- 
ventor. 

rivtift;,  -lof,  Att.  -t(i)5,  fi,  (fr.  yivo- 
pai  to  be)  ejcirn/'tion, production ; 
generation,  birth,  witivit^/ ;  de- 
scent,pedigree  ;  family,  race,  kin- 
dred; being,  life. 

Teviretpa,  -cf,  ';,  (fr.  yevcrlip  a  fa- 
ther) a  mother,  dam, 

Tcvcr!),  -rj(,  q,  (fr.  yiyujiai  to  be 
born)  njtivity,  birth. 

Ttytrfio,  -no:};,  revhiiip,  -uipoi,  and 
rtvinii,  -ov,  b,  a  Poetic  word,  (fr. 
same)  a  father,  parent,  sire. 

Tifcv,  Poet,  and  Dor.  for  cyivov,  2 
sin.    2  a.    ind.  —  Tivov,  -ioBw, 

impr rciiijiriv,  -oio,  -oiro,  opt 

—  rinj>iJiat,  -!],  -rjrai,  sin.  -ricrOt, 
-u)vrai,2and3p!.  sub. — Tevia- 
8ai — rcvoficvo;,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  2  a 
mid.  o^yinouai. 

TcvTtB-'iTw,  3  sm.  ind.  —  TcvnOnvai, 
inf.  —  rti';0£i{,-£r<ra,-fr,par.  1  a. 
pass.  —  rcvi'i(rouat,-rj,-cTat,  2  pi. 
-nataBc,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  yivouat. 

rtvWf,  -'),  -uv,  (fr.  vf'io;  a  kind) 
generative,  producing ;  general, 
univerijl,  comprehenxive.  yeviKfi 
rruirif ,  Ifte  genitive  caie. 

rcyvdia;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ytwiiot  to  pro- 
duce) bold,  darinir,  brave;  cle- 
ver, active,  strenuous. 

rtvfarof.-a, -ov,  (fr.  same)  innate, 
natural,  inhrcd ;  aUied,  related ; 
hereditary  ;  noble,  hii^h-born  ; 
generous,  high-spirited,  li'ierrd, 
ingenuou;  flte ;  strong,  able,  in- 
gorous. 

TivvafiTrii,-rfTOi,  i),  (fr.  las!)  gene- 
rosity, min/ifirrt,  mafnanimili/. 

Vivvaliaf,  (fr.  fame)  nobly,  bravely, 
genfrously,  liberally. 

rivvarai,  3  Hin.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
psu>S.  of  ytvvwa. 

r/nvarj,  JEo\,  for  tyiharo,  1  a. 
mid.  of  yttioftai.  Or  by  Sync, 
for  cycrv'taitTOy  name  of. 

Tciviio  -u>,  f.  -I'laui,  p.  ytyivvitxa, 
(fr.  yiyof  a  sort,  or  ylvojjai  to  be) 
to  get, bcitet,  fire  birthor  rise  to; 
to  generate,  prodwe,  bring  forlli ; 
to  fffect,  cause.  I  a.  act.  lyivvij- 
aa.  per.  pass,  ytyiwijiiai.  I  a. 
pass,  tytk'i'vdf/i'. 

rivvnOtUt-tica,  -iv,  par.  1  a.  pass. 


—  renvB?!,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass. 

—  Tevvrjdrivai,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of 

\jiSt. 

VivMtjfia,  -aro;,  ri,  (fr.  last)  a  ge- 
neration, offspring,  brood ;  pro- 


duce, effect,  pi.  ytvvinLxira.    ■ 

TtwrifiaTt^u),  f.  -iau),  (fr.  last)  to 
germinate,  bud,  slioot ;  to  pro- 
duce, bear  fruit. 

rcvv^aat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — Ttvvijffav- 
ra,  a.  sin.  pur.  1  a.  act.  —  Ttv- 
yvcr£i,3  sin.  1  f.  act.  —  Vevi'i'iaij, 
3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  —  Tewn^onc- 
vor,  par.  1  f.  mid.  of  vf  >  vdw. 

rEivj/ffap'T,  Heb.  indecl.  Gennesa- 
rel,  a  part  of  Galilee. 

Ffi'i'i/aif,  -los,  Att.  -Euf,  /;,  (fr.  yi- 
vofiaL  to  be)  generation,  produc- 
tion ;  birth,  nativity,  d.  sin.  ytv- 
vr,ctl . 

VtvvfiTeipa,  -aj,  fi,  VtvvrjTnq,  -ov,  h, 
Vivvt'iTwp,  -wpo;,  b,  (fr.  ycvvdu)  to 
produce)  see  yevertipa,  yevtrfip, 
and  ytviru)p. 

VzvvriToi,-ri,-i)v,  (fr.  same)  sprung, 
born,  descended,  derived;  mor- 
tal, human. 

TtvviKbi,  -f),  -dv,  (fr.  same)  heredi- 
tary ;  noble,  generous. 

VcvviKiog,  (fr.  last)  nobly,  bravely, 
generously. 

Tcvmificvos,  par.  "jJtes.  pass.  cont. 
—  revvdcra,  n.  fern.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  —  rti'i'uio-i ,  3  pi.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  yevvdu). 

Tevoiaro,lon.  for  yivoivro,  3 pi.  and 
rc'ioiG',for)'fvoiro,3sin.  2a.  opt. 

mid rcioifiai/.  Dor.  for  yivoi- 

liVt'i-otu,-oiro,2  &.  opt.  mid. — 
Ftv&yriv,  Ion.  for  lyciojiJjv,  ind 
and  Vcvontvoi,  par.  2  a.  mid.  of 
ylvofiai 

rtfof, -foi,  -oi'f,  rb,  (fr.  yCvo^ a  1  to 
be)  a  kind,  sort,  species;  sex; 
offspring,  descendants ;  family, 
kindred;  a  race,  birth,  lineage; 
a  nation,  country. 

Vcvou,  ycvlaOu),  2  a.  impr.  mid.  of 
yhojiai 

rivra,  -(OV,  ra,  flesh;  the  bowels, 
entraiii. 

VivTidvri,  -175,  fj,  the  herb  gentian. 

Vivrt,  Ion.  and  Sync,  for  tytvvtro, 
3  sin.  impf.  mid.  of  yiviofiai, 
which  see.  Or  Dor.  for  i.iro, 
which  for  tXiro,  Ion.  for  cWtro, 
3  sin.  2  a.  mid.  of  a!o/u».  Or 
Poet,  for  cyjvtTo,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  ylvofiat. 

Viviofiai,  obs.  (fr.  next)  to  bile, 
seize  with  the.  jnv)s ;  to  catch,  take 
hobi  of,  Itold.  impf.  cyivvd/ini',  3 
Bin.  cytvitTo,  Ion.  and  by  Sync. 
yli'To. 

r/vi/f, -I'Of,  (i,  the  chin;  tlie  jaw; 
the  nipple,  teat ;  the  edge  of  a 
v:eapon. 

r/i'w,  or  rc/vii),  obs.  ICC  ytlvoftat. 

Vlvii)fiai,  -n,  -crji,  »in.  -riaOc,  -wv 


1  hi 

paiSrepo;    and    yspaircpoi,    sup« 
-aidrarog  anJ  -airoTOi. 

Ftpaipu,  f.  -apd,  (fr.  yepai  a  re 
ward)  to  reward,  ri.compensei 
to  honour,  exalt,  prefer ;  to  re- 
spect, esteem,  venerate;  to  cele- 
brate, praise,  pres.  impr.  yt- 
piipt'  in.'",  yeoaiotiv,  Dor.  yzpal- 
piv. 

rtpdviov,-ov,Tu,  (dim.  of  next)  a 
crane;  the  herb  cranesbili  or 
storhbill. 

r/puvof,  -ov,  b,  a  crane. 

Ttpapat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  yepaipoi. 

I'tpapdf, -,i,  -uv,  (fr.  next)  lioiwur- 
ai)le,  venerable,  august ;  revered, 
esteemed,  valuohle.  comp.  yrpa- 

puTtpOg,  sup.  -liruTOf. 

Tipas,  -nros  -ao;  -uf,  rd,  a  prize, 
reward, premium  ;  an  honour;  a 
gift,  boon,  favour  ;  dignity,  rank, 
privilege. 


Ttpdalixoi,  -ov,  b,  I],  (fr.  last)  ho- 
noured, respected,  esteemed ;  ho- 
?tourahle,  veneraole ;  creditable, 
to  one's  honorur ;  old,  elderly,  se- 
nior. 

Ttpduiv,  cont.  fr.  yepdrmv,  g.  pi.  o. 
yioas. 

rtpyearii!i;,-ov,  6,  >),  a  Gergesene. 

r£p/j)9ts,  a  Milesian  word ;  the  po- 
pulace, commonally. 

npSnii  Tipios,  and  Tip^ios,  -ov,  b, 
and  fern.  rcpSia,  -as,  l/,  a  weaver. 

Tlpta,  Ion.  for  yepaa,  cont.  of  yi- 
para,  n.  a.  v.  pi.  of  yrpaj. 

r£p')viof,  -01',  b,  an  epithet  of  Nes- 
tor, honourable;  or  of  Gerina, 
where  he  was  educated. 

Ttpoi',  V.  sin.  Tcpovct,  d.  pi.  of  yt- 
pu)v. 

repoiTaywyiu)  -d,  to  nurse,  take 
care  of  in  old  age ;  to  lecul  or  teach 
the  old,  reform,  new-model. 

rfpovraTo;,  Poet,  for  rcpivrcios,  -a, 
-ov,  same  as 

TepovriKds,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  yipiav  an  old 
man)  old,  elderly,  senior;  an- 
cient, 

rtpdvriov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  little  old  man,  decrepit,  worn 
out  old  person. 

ripovaifd.  pi.  of  same. 

rfpouo-/(i,  -n?,  ';,  (fr.  same)  an  as- 
sembly of  elders,  council,  senate. 

rcpovotof,  -a,  -ov,  or  -ov,  b,  /j,  (fr. 
samp)  relating  In  the  elders, 
chiefs  or  senate,  senatorial ;  grave, 
revircnd,  venerable,  honourable; 
elderly,  old, 

r/pliov,  -ov,  rb,  a  Persian  target, 
wicker,  buckler  or  shield. 

rcp'io(jj6pof,  -ov,b,  ( fr.  last,  and  c^/pu 
10  carry)  a  soldier  equipped  willi 
a  wicker  buckler,  targeteer, 

Vrpaaiof,  sec  ;^cpo'a7of. 

r/nvvof,  a  small  kind  nffrng. 

r/puii-,  -ovroc,  b,  ( perhaps  fr.  yt)  the 
earth,  and  iipiiu)  to  look  at,  or 


ylvofia 
ircpdtaiTi,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  ylpa- 

c(,  d.  [il.  of  ylotf. 
rtpaii),  -3f,  II,   (fern,    of  next)  a 

matron,  ilamr,  old  woman. 
Vcpaiif,  -(),  -bv,  {fr.  ylpiav  an  old 
man)  old;  vrnt-rable,  comp.  yc 
(123) 


riii,2  and  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of      tpdio  to  like)   an  old  man;  an 


elder,  senator. 

rcvOfibi, -oM, 6,  and  Tf r/za, -arot,  ri, 
{fr.  yivu)  to  Inslo)  the  taste,  tast- 
ing ;  a  relish,  flavour ;  a  tas'.e, 
morsel. 

rfi'//tOii,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  yiyal- 
liiOa,  1  pi.  per.  pass,  of  ycvui. 


Ttveiifitvos,  !>ar.  1  a.  mid.  —  FtiVo 
fiiiiy  -i;,  -trai,    1   ('.  i;id.   mill.  — 
rivaijrai,  3  sin.  1   u.   sub.   mid. 
of  same. 
r«i'iri>,  -loj,  Alt.  -tut,  f^,  (fr.  ycvta 

to  tustc)  (I  Lifting  ;  lustr. 
TcvffriKif, -i),  -if,  (I'r.  same)  tast- 
ing ;  subs,  a  tusli  r. 
rni<rrd>,  -i),  -u>;  (tr.  same)   to  6f 

tastnl,  ti'ial  mai/  he  tasted. 
rtrui,  f.  yf  liffu,  p.  j'/ytuKa,  to  give 
a  taste,  season,  give  a  relish  ;  to 
taste,  tri/  with  the  mouth  ;  to  cai ; 
to   taste,   experience,  prove,  try 
1  a.  act.  ind.  iycvaa'  inf.  ycvcai 
per.  pass,   yiytvitat.    1  a.   mid, 
ind.  cytvadftriv  sub.    ytiiffw/iai, 
3  pi.  yiv<Tu)vTaf  inf.  ycvcacOaf 
par.  ycvaii/tcvos. 

ri(pO(>a,  -af,  )/,  (perhaps  fr.  yrj  the 
land,  and  ipipm  to  carry  to)  a 
bridge ;  a  bank,  mound,  dam ; 
a  passage,  opening,  space. 

Tcipvpoii)  -ui,  f.  -(i<rui,  p.  -u)Ka,  (fr. 
last)  to  join  by  a  bridge,  build  a 
bridge,  make  passable ;  to  block, 
stop  up ;  to  dam,  choke,  pres. 
inf.  cont.  yt(pvpouv.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  iyc(pvp^d)iv. 

rcuypiKpiu)  -«,  f.  -I'/aui,  p.  -ijKa,  (fr. 
yfd  the  earth,  and  ypdipm  to  de- 
scribe) to  describe  the  earth. 

rcu>Ypapia,  -ai, )/,  {fr.  same)  geo- 
graphy. 

rcu>^aiaia,-a;,  fi,  (fr.  yea  the  land, 
and  oui'u)  to  divide)  division, 
distribution  of  the  parts  of  the 
earth  ;  measuring  of  surfaces, 
surveying. 

rciiiiji,  -co;  -ovi,  b,  )'],  (fr.  yia  the 
earth)  earthy,  earthiy,  terrestrial. 

Tt'j>\o'iioi,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xoipoi  a  ridge)  hilly  ;  su')S.  a  hil- 
lock, hill,  ridge;  a  doll,  block- 
head. 

Tcij>ji[Tpiij)  -(i,  f.  -);(Tu),  (fr.  same, 
an]  jiiroov  measure)  to  measure 
the  eirth  or  land,  survey. 

Tcwitirpni,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  gco- 
jrulrician,  measurer  of  land,  sur- 
veyor, 

TewiicTpia,  -ai,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  geo- 
metry, the  measuring  of  surfaces, 
surveying. 

rcu>^tr.TotKdi,-r),-bv,  (fr.  same)  geo- 
metrical, skilled  in  surveying. 

Tiii)ii6oi^,-nv,  h  (fr.  same,  and  jiti- 
puj  to  divide)  a  hisharulman, 
agrirulturUt.     Adj.  tilling. 

Vtuivtiiriii-i>v,'n,(fr.  same, and  ttc- 
via  want)  poor  in  land,  of  no 
estate ;  poor,  iruligenl,  hungry, 
starved. 

Tewravia,  -a?,  )j,  (fr.  same,  and 
TBiOf  labour)  agriculture,  hus- 
bandry, til'iige. 

Vcu'iirovi,  -/x'of,  0,  (fr.  same,  and 
irouf  the  fool)  a  husband  man,  far- 
m'T,  labourer. 

Tiu)pyuTai,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind. 

|)a:i«.   of 
TltDOyfio  -(J,  f.  -"ffU,  p.   yv!ipyriKa, 

(fr.  same,  and  foyov  work)  to  till\ 

or  ruUlvate  the  land. 
TiiDpy^aiiioc,  -ov,  o,  //,  (fr.  same) 

arn'de,Jil  for  ti'lage. 
rcu)pYia,-as,i'i,  (fr.  same)  agricuU 


1  Mi' 

ture,  husbandry,  tillige ;   cuUi- 
viUed  land. 
rtiopyiKist-ih-iit't  (Tr.  same)  rustic, 

rural,  ngmulturnl. 
r£uip)'ioi',-oi',7(),  (fr.  same)  afarm; 

phmihcd  or  titlid  land. 
Veuipyui,-ou,  b,  (fr.  sami')  a  farmer, 
husbandman;  a  vinc-dresser ;  a 
swain,  labourer. 
Teu)pv^{w  -d,  f.  -/jcu),  (fr.  same, 
and  vpuaau)  to  dig)  to  dig  the 
ground. 

r»),  -»;s,  i>,  (cont.  fr.  yia  ohs.)  in 
Poetry  yaia.  Ion.  yal'h  land, 
ground,  earth,  clay,  soil;  a  re- 
gion, tract,  district,  ?tation  ;  coun- 
try, native  land;  the  globe  of  the 
earth. 

Vnycvfis,  -to?  -ovi,  b,  II,  and  rtjytvi- 
Ti!i,-ov,  b,  (fr.  yii  the  eartli,  and 
yfvoi  a  race)  earth-born,  sprung 
from  the  ground;  native,  origi- 
nal, indigenous.     Subs,  a  giant. 

T>'ihov,-ov,-o,  (dim.  ofy(7  land)  u 
small  tract,  field,  little  farm. 

VnOtv,  (fr.  sa.inc)  from  the  ground 
or  foundation  ;  utterly,  totally. 

TnOiia  -5,  FrjOciKO,  and  I'ljOw,  f. 
-I'/aiii,  p.  ycyrjOrjKa,  to  rejoice,  be 
glad.  impf.  md.  cy'iSeov.  Ion.  yi)- 
Ocov.  1  ar.  act.  ind.  cyi'/OnTa,  3 
sin.  Ion.  yi'/Orjacv.  opt.  yEol.  yij- 
di'/dcia, -as, -e-  pa.ryTiOi'i(Ta;.  la. 
pass.  ind.  tyi'firiv,  3  pi.  Ion.  yi]- 
9ri(rav.  per.  mid.  ind.  yiyrjda' 
par.  ycyrjOii;. 

rtidos,  -co;  -oui,  rd,  and  TnOo(Tvvri, 
-';si  >u  (fr-  last)  joy,  delight; 
gladness,  mirth. 

rtjOoavvoi,  -17,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  Joy- 
fut,  glad,  cheerful,  merry. 

r/jOvov  and  Vyrciov,  -ov,  -a,  a  kind 
of  onion. 

Tnivo;  and  Ti'/'io;,  (fr.  yij  the  earth) 
earthly,  terrestrial;  earthy;  on 
land,  by  land. 

Vf;\o(poi,  same  as  yeilj\o(jioi. 

Ffji^c,  Ion.  for  iyrtju,  3  sin.  ind.  — 
ri}iiu),-r};,-7j,  sub.  —  riifiai,  inf. 
—  Ti'jua;,  par.  1  a.  act.  o^yajiui, 
ohs.  see  yajifui. 

Vrjfinpoi,  -01),  b,  (fr.  yij  land,  and 
luipu)  to  divide)  a  husbandman, 
farmer ;  a  native. 

Trjoxii^  -12,  (fr.  yii  the  land,  and 
/yu)  to  possess)  to  inhabit,  pos- 
S1SI ;  or  to  encompass,  surround 
Me /i/K^;  said  of  Neptune.  See 
his  epithets  yanjox^os  and  ytd' 

rfipi,  d.  sin.  by  Sync,  and  Cras. 

of  yqpas. 
r»/p'iid5,and  Poet.  r'ip^\ioi,-a,-ov, 

\Cr.  yTiom  old  age)   old,  aged; 

derai/rd,  broken  down,  tvorn  out ; 

ancient,  old-fa-thioncd,  antique. 
rvodt'Ticai,  Poet.   Ion.  and  .Sync. 

fory//p(f(Ta<Ti,d.  pi.  1  a.  par.  act. 

ofynorlu). 
rnprii,  -tiro';  -ao;  -o>c,  ri,  old  age. 
Triodaniy  -  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act Vir 

p'iaKov,  neut.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
TnO'icKiu  and  ri;o''w  -Wi  ("•  -"Vcrj,  p. 

ytyrpaxa,  (fr.  last)  to  be  old;  to 

frroxi)  old,  decay,  wear  <ntl,fail. 

1  a.  act.  ind.  ly'naaa-  sub.  yt]- 

paai>,-rii,  -rf  inf.  ynpnaaC  par. 
(124) 


nr 

yripdcasi  and  by  Sync,  yipai.  a 
pi.  p.ir.  pros.  act.  ynpaaxovTai. 
per.  par.  act.  yi:y/;pu»:wj. 

Tnptifu,  same  as  fast. 

r>ipoiio(TKiia  -a,  f.  -('(TO),  (fr.  same, 
iuui  jiuoKto  to  foeil)  to  nurse,  take 
care  Of  or  tend  in  old  age. 

rnpol3o<TKlii,  -us,  I/,  (fr.  same)  the 
care  or  maintenance  in  old  age. 

r//po/Jo(TK()f,  -or,  b,  (fr.  same)  the 
guardian,  prUictor,  assistant  oj 
the  old,  or  of  thiir  parents. 

r>}poK6iiOi,-ov,  b,  (fr.  y!ip(H  old  ago, 
and  Kofiioi  to  take  care  of)  a 
guardian,  protector  of  old  jncn. 
g.  Ion.  ytipoKuaoio. 

rnporpotpiu)  -Co,  f.  -I'/aoi,  (fr.  same, 
•and  rp/^u  to  support)  to  main- 
tain, relieve  or  assist  in  old  age. 

Vtiporj)6(pos,  -ov,  0,  //,  (fr.  same)  a 
dcfcndtT,  supporter  of  the  old. 

Tvpiier    for  yrjpiicTat,  3  sin.  pres. 

mid.   ofyj;puU). 

rtjpvuva  and  rapvSva,  -a;,  i,  Dor. 
for  yiipvdvrj,  -i/s,  I/,  (fr.  yT/pvs 
voice)  a  talker,  babbler;  warb- 
ling, purling. 

r>jpvdvai,-a,  b,  Dot.  for  Viipvdvrii, 
-ov,  6,  Gtryones,  a  man's  name. 

Vripvovcvs,  -/of,  b,  Geryon,  a  fabled 
giant,  a.  TtjpvjvTia,  Poet,  for 
Vripvo^'ia. 

rr;p8f ,  -vo$, )'/,  voice,  speech^  sound, 
noise. 

rripvui,  f.  -vcro),  p.  ycyrjpvKa,  {fr. 
last)  to  speak,  talk;  to  divulge, 
babble ;  to  declare ;  to  make  a 
sound,  warble,  purl,  murmur  ;  to 
complain,  bewail. 

Tf/puiS,  g.  cont.  of  yr;paj,-uro5-aoj 

-Uf. 

Vrjnaaapljx,   or   rather   Tn)(^apaa'iv, 

Heb.  artificers. 
Tr'irij;,  -ov,   b,   (fr.  y!;    the   land) 

a   husbandman,  farmer,  rustic, 

clown. 
Truipai,  see  ycidpas. 
riyavTa7os  and  riyavruog,  -a,  -ov, 

(fr.  yi'yaj  a  giant)  gigantic. 
riyavrci,n.  ViyavToiv,  g.  pi.  ofyf- 

yas. 
rtyavrid(o  -i3,  (fr.  ylyai  a  giant)  to 

behave  like  the  giants,  be  gigantic 

or  monstrous. 
TiynvTo\fTij>p,  -opof,  b,  (fr.  same, 

and  (iXXu^i  lodeslroy)  a  destroyer 

of  giants,  giant-killer. 
riyavToijtt^la,  -as,   I'l,    (fr.   same, 

and  iidx'i  a  figl\ji)  the  war  of  the 

giants. 
Vtyaprov,  -ov,  rfi-  the  kernel  of  the 

grape ;  the  refuse  of  grapes  after 

fessing. 
ViyanrMr]s,  -cos  -ovs,  Att.  -cojf,  0, 

,'1,  (fr.  last)  belonginu  to  the  grape, 

or  rather  to  the  kernel,  or  rcj'use 

after  pressing, 
riyas,  -«rro;,  b,   (perhaps   fr.  yti 

the  earth,  and  ydoi  to  bo  born) 

a  son  of  the  earth,  earth-horn  ;  a 

giant. 
Tiyyi^iov,  -ov,  rd,  the  wild  carrot. 
riyyXiT/j3«,  oil,  0,  a  tickling,  gentle 

escitement. 
rtyy'Xvjibs,  -oTi,  b,  a  hinse,  joint. 
Viyypai,  -ov,  b,  a  small  pipe,  Jife, 
flageolet. 


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Tiyrofiai,  pres.  inipr.  yiyvm,  see      clasel,  rasp.     T\aolitg,  masons' 

yivoiiai'  toOUi. 

TiyvwcKu),  pres.   par.   yiyvwcKuivArXavK'  and  TXaiKas,  a.    sin.   and 

see  yiiicCTKii).  pi.  of  j/Aavf. 

rfVccrflm,  inf. — r/J'£o-0£,  2  pi.  ind.  SXavKtj, -ijs,  »;,  (fem.  of  yAav^af)  a 

or  imp r. — Therai,    3  sin.   and       woman's  name  ;  blui-iyul. 

TivovTai,  3  pi.  ind.  pres.  and      irXavKiau   -ijj,   (fr.    y},avKug  gray- 


ri'itr',  Ion.  for  cyhcro,  impf.  ind 

of 
Vivofiat  or  yiyvoftai,  1  f.  mid.  yt' 
v^cofjtai,  p.  puss,  ytyiv'ifiai,  to 
be,  become,  be  marie,  created ;  to 
arise,  grow,  be  Lam,  produced ; 
to  happen,  occur,  cirme  to  pass, 
he  fulfilled,  accomplished ;  to  be 
celebrated.  1  a.  pass.  iyni,Or<v.  1 
f.  pass.  ytvtQicoyiat.  1  a.  mid. 
tytvijcdiirjv,  and  iycivdfirjv,  (fr. 
ycivouai,  obs.)  2  a.  mid.  ind. 
tytvojiriv  impr.  yivov,  -iadia  •  opt. 
ytvolfiriv,  -oto,  -oiro.  sub.  yirw- 
fiat,  -]},  -jjTaf  inf.  ycricOai'  par, 
ytvoutiioi.  per.  mid.  (fr.  yofiui 
obs.)  y/yoia'  inf.  yryovivac  par. 
ytyovuj.  pper.  mid.  lyiyovuv. 
Also  (fr.  yn'u)  obs.)  per.  mid.  yj- 
yaa"  inf  ytyaivai'  par.  yiyaui;. 
Tivov,   -icBui,    impr.  —  rivd^fEvos, 

par.  pres.  act.  cf  last. 
Vivwjtat,  in  1  pi.  -li/itOa,  pres.  sub. 

of  same. 
TivJjcKcv,  Dor.  for  yivuff/ocii',  pres. 
iilC   TiiucKovrt,  Dor.  for  yiviic- 
Koiai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  and 
ViiMCKiTai,  3  sin.  ind. — TivoiaKd- 

liciof,  par.  pres.  pass,  of 
Vini'icKiu  or  riyviiakw,  Vvow  orFtu- 
fii,  f.  yvuicui,  p.  iyxojKa,  to  know, 
pcrcine,  feci  ;  to  understand, 
conijjrtheiid ;  to  be  aware  of;  to 
dixcem,  dvningruish,  recognise,  be 
acquainted  with;  to  know  car- 
nally ;  to  ackowledge,  approve ; 
to  think,  reflect ;  to  determine,  re- 
solve. 1  a.  act.  iyvuiaa.  pper. 
act.  cyvbiKiiv.  2  a.  act.  ind.  /v- 
rutl;  3  pi.  iyvdiOnV  impr.  ytCiOi, 
-liria.  opt.  yvolrjV  Sub.  yiiD,  -.rif 
-'•I,  inf.  yiuiaf  par.  yvovf, -ovaa, 
•ii.  per.  pass,  iyiuicfiai.  1  a. 
paag.  lyvwadtiv.  I  f.  pass,  yvuia- 
Orcofiat.  per.  mid.  ind.  of  yt- 
yu)ia.  par.  ytywuij,  by  Metail). 
for  yiyvQia,  and  ycyxmiii,  (fr. 
yi'd'u)  obs.) 
rXifyuf,  -Mf  -ouf,  tS,  Poet,  for  yd- 

Xa. 
rXn^i.^,  f  -ffo),  (0  rxpantl,  clap  the 
uinns  ;  u,  Dj^HBrl  one's  self  ^flnl 
on  the  crnunrl ;  to  call,  cry  o'il. 
2  a.  ly^afov. 
rXrrTdi/tfyort  -ov,  b,  fi,  by  Sync, 
for  vaX.iicr'J^oyoc,  (fr.  ytiXa  milk, 
md  ijfjyu)  loenl)  living  nn  milk. 
I  A.^finut  and  Dmirfu)   -w,  f.    -I'aia, 
(fr.  next)  <«  //atr  vriJe  or  j»orr 
f>/M|  /nit  rheum  in  tlte  ryes ;  to 
peer. 
rV/ii,,  -t,(,  I,,  and  rXrf^j,!,  -«c,  n, 
D  ir.  for  yX'/n;,  rheum  or  n/7i- 
:'Wg  foni  Ihr  rt/t»,  wrnkness  or 
^'.rmcAS  nfllw  rym  ;  fnulnrn.1. 
lAririf,  -i''of,  /;,  tt  Ifitid  offish. 
r>  't,  Cr.  yii'Xn  milk)  an  herb  gnofl 
■ )  tprrrnsr  milk. 
'oif,  -I'nc,  /),  (prrhaps  fr,  yXrf^w 
;o  hoUow)   a  stonc-cuUcr'i  tool, 


eyed)  to  look  ftrcely,  lye  ter- 
ribly; to  pierce  or ^ash  with  the 
eyes. 

rXavKidoji;  Poet,  for  yXavKiwv,  par, 
pres.  act.  cont.  of  last. 

rXavKovdftr},  -t;;,  !j,  Glcuconomi,  a 
woman's  name. 

rXniKof,  -rt,-ov,  ( perhaps fr.yXaOc- 
cu)  to  shine)  azure,  blue,  light- 
blue,  sky-coloured,  gray;  gray- 
eyed.  Also  subs.  Glauciis,  a 
man's  name. 

VXavKonoi,  -);rof,  >';,  (fr.  last)  hlue- 
ness,  grayncss. 

TXavKu^pooi  -ouf,  -6ov  -ov,  b,  >/, 
(fr.  same,  and  ;^pwf  the  skin,  or 
Xpi^a  colour)  azure  or  sea-green 
coloured. 

rXaiKwfta,  -arcs,  to,  (fr.  same)  a 
disease  of  the  eye,  pearl  on  the 
eye.  ^ 

rXav/kw:ri;5,  -nv,  and  T\a\:Kii^, 
-wroy,  0,  !i,  (fr.  same,  and  lii^ 
the  eye)  having  light-blue  or 
,?ra^  eyes. 

rXavkwTTii,  -"tco?,  fi,  (fr.  same)  iluc- 
cycd,  an  epithet  of  Minerva. 

rXai,^,  -kof,  //,  (fr.  same)  an  owl. 

rXavacia,  to  shine,  glilter,  glare ;  to 
see,  look  at,  gaze  upon,  stare  at 

rXn<j>v,  -coi  -ovi,  Tt,  (fr.  yXd^io  to 
hollow)  a  grotto,  cavern,  cave, 
den.  f 

rXailvprji  and  rXa(pvBtjci,  Ion.  for 
yXaipvpali,  d.  pi.  oi 

rXSipvpu;,  -ii,-bv,  (fr.  yXdipo)  fO  hol- 
low) holtou;  cavernous,  spongy  ; 
polished,  ^finished  ;  neat,  fine, 
elegant,  comely,  graceful;  rich, 
sumptuous,  costly  ;  compact,  fit- 
ting ;  proper,  suitable,  convenient. 

rXrf^u),  f.  'dm,  p.  -<i>a,  to  hollou; 
scoop  ;  to  dig,  delve,  mine ;  to 
engrave,  carve  ;  to  polish  smooth. 

rXrt'^uii/,  -ui/oj,  <i,  Dor.  for  yX/J^ui'. 

rXcukAf,  -iui  -ovi,  rb,  (fr.  yXvKv<. 
swcel)  the  fresh  jicicc  of  the  grape, 
must,  new  wine ;  inedfl. 

rXi<papov,  -ov,  rd.  Dor.  for  (iXl<jia- 
pov. 

rXi'//>;,  •>!{,  fi,  same  as  Xi'iiri. 

rX '■>>(.  -n(,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  aiyXi'tvn 
liriphlness,  or  yriA>'it;  calmness) 
the  bedl,  ajipte  or  pupil  of  the 
fi/e:  the  rye;  a  pet  name  for  a 

rhil,'. 

rX^voj,  -tof  -BV(,  rb,  (fr.  last)  a 
fliir ;  briglilnrsH,  ra/linnr^,  tight ; 
pi.  rarilits,  evriosilies,  triairJj, 
nrneUntttts, 

rX  ■'■)(',if.  -u)Vo<,'6,  ftlsoDor.  (iXd')(iiiv 
and  yXa;ifwi'.  pettm/rnyd. 

VXin,  -n(,  I,,  glue,  pasip, 

I')  11/05 *"■  yXih'Of,  -ov,  h,  wild  mnpte. 

TXiaynof,  -n,  -or,  nnd  -oi',  i,  li, 
tough,  riammii,  sli-ling,  ghitm- 
ous  ;  iliniif,  slipprry  ;  viggevrdly, 
sparing,  sordit,  mi»eralitr,  nicnn. 

TXi'T\pnTT](,  -i;ro(,  hi  (fr-  .'-I*') 
clamminess,  sli'-hinrss,  viscidity ; 
(125) 


toughness,  pliability  ;  stinginess, 
mcnnness. 
VXic^pui^rig,  -toi  -ov;,    b,    /;,    (fr. 
same)  cta-nmy,  sticky,  viscous. 
TXia^pu);,      (fr.    same)      toughly, 
cLim7nily ;    sparingly,  stingily  ; 
in  f!  slippery  manner. 
rXl^Offat,  f.  -I'l^o/iai,  p.  yiy\iyf:a:, 
to  desire  earnestly,  covet,  wish, 
long  far;  to  affect,  aim  at,  pur- 
sue. 
rXoio;,  -ov,  b,  I],  weak  ;  worthless, 
mean,  insignificant;  dirty,  foul. 
Subs,  lees  of  oil;  scourings,  re- 
fisr. 
rXotwCrj;,  -co;  -ov'j,  6,  i),  (fr.  last) 

dreggy,  fecuknt ;  foul,  greasy. 
TXovTos,  -ov,  b,  the  buttock,  rump, 

haunch,  lap. 
TXvKd^u,  f.  -atrw, (^fr.  yXvKUf  sweet) 

to  grow  sweet. 
TXvKaiviii,  f.  -uvu,   (fr.  same)  to 

make  sweet,  sweeten. 
VXvKac^a,  -tiros,  rb,  and  TXvKac- 
fio?,   -ov,   b,   (fr.  same)    sueei- 
ncss. 
rXvKtiioi;  and  yXvcrcwi;  comp.  of 

same. 
rXviccpoi,  -",  -ov.  Poet,  for  yXvKOS, 

g.  Ion.  yXvwpt/To. 
TXvKv,  -ios  -ofij,  rii,  (neut.  of  yXii- 
Kvs  sweet)  the  iweci  fresh  juice  of 
the  grape,  mftTmcntcd  wive. 
VXvKVKap~Oi,  -ov,  0,  f],  (fr.  yXvKvs 
sweet,  and  /caprrds  fruit)  hearing 
sweets, fragrant,  winy.    An  epi- 
thet of  the  vine. 
T'XvKVTUKpoi,  -ov,  b,  /';,  (fr.  same, 
and  riKpbi  bitter)  siceetly  bitter, 
dearly  false,  deceiving. 
VXvKuc,  -c7a,  -V,  Rweel ;  agreeable, 
grateful  or  pleasing  to  any  of 
the  senses;  soft,   mild,  gentle; 
balmy,  soothing,  comp.  yXvKi're- 
pof,  y'XvKtuv,  and  yXvaaii)v,  sup. 
yXvKvraro;,  yXx'Kiaro;,  and  yXi<7- 
rof. 
rXvKVTtii,  -ijrof,  fi,  (fr.  same)  sweet- 
ness, lusriousncss ;  pleasantness. 
TXvKv^t^via,  -ar,  ij,  (fr.  same,  and 
^ii)i'ri  voice)  sweetness  or  millow- 
ness  of  voice. 
rXi'^/m,   -aroi,   rb,  (fr.   yXi'^w  to 
engrave)  a  hollmring,  scooping, 
sinking ;  cngraiinv,  larving. 
VXvnriii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  en- 
graver, carver,  sndptor. 
TXvTsTbi,  -ii,  -Si',  (fr.  Bame)y?/  for 
engraving  or  carving ;  engraved, 
graven,    cut,  carved,   embossed, 
chased, 
rXl»(/iaiof,  -ri,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  relat- 
ing to  sculpture,  about  ciigrav 
ing.  g.  Ion.  yXu(^«i'o7o. 
rXii^iiui',   -ov,    Tu,    (fr.  same)    a 

graver,  engraving  tool. 

rXi/0i),  -fii,  -I,,   (fr.  pamr)  rrulp- 

turr,  statuary,  ceirving,  rnemv- 

111  b;  an  engraving  ;  a  seal,  signet. 

rXir^,/«,  -ii'oi,  )'/,   (fr.  siinu'l  a  slit, 

cleft,  cut,  ga.ih  ;  the  n  Uh  m  the 

ends  nf  the  bow  for  the  string  or 

in  Ihr  arrow  to  rtildt  the  string  ; 

nn  arrow,  sluift ;    o  line  on  the 

hand,  &c. 

yXi'ifiio,  f.  -\lto,  to  hollow  out,  scrape; 

to  engrave,  carve,  , 


riso 

rXtttvca,  and  Att.  T^utrra,  -n(,  ^, 

/.'it  tongiir  i  a  toniiUi;  luiifitiiigt. 

spiirli,  rojiiyrae,  thi  tvii/;u<  in  tin 

inomli  pureofititul  itislTuiimit.i. 

rXioaeaXy  la,  -at,  !),  (I'r.  last,   uni 

ii\yoi  pain)   ilis.nsc  or  ji<iin  n. 

thi  toiiuuc;  friif  ciusctt  by  tlu 

tongue  or  It/  ill  /nnci/fiXf. 

VXtaaottoiov,  -ov,  rd,  (dim,  ofsamc) 

a  I itd'-  tongue  ;  tin-  lip  or  jjoiiit. 

(I  Icuou  ;  (I  lalrh,  Litrhd. 

rXwooT),  -ijj,  fi,  lor  yAoiffffa,  d.  pi. 

y\u>aaT<ai,  for  yXiicffuij. 
rXwocuKouov,  -uv,  rd,  (f'r.  yXuiffoa 
a  tongue,  and  Kvfii'ui  to  keen)  a 
case  I'cr  tlio  longiifs  of  vi  ina  m- 
stmnietits  ;  a  box,  purup,  pourh. 
I'XwccvT/irtTOi,  -ov,  0,  1],  (fr.  same, 
!i!id    -j^i'u,  to  cut)    having   tin 
tong^uc  cut   rff,   having  lost  Iht 
/07i£;t(e. 
rXucr(roTO/if(J  -a,  f.  -f;irm,  p.  yXwc- 
coTfTiiriKa,  (fr,  same)  to  cut  out 
the  tongue. 
rXtajo-troi^upiToyirtf,  -u)i',  o!,  n.  pi 

pros.  par.  of 
T\itiuao')faftT6ij>  -Cj,  (fr.  same,  and 
^(ipirooi  to  sooth)  tojlatlcr,  de- 
ceive,   delude  uith  fair  •words, 
speak  smoo'Jdy. 
r\iiiccii>c)ii,-eoi-ovi,b,fi,  (fr.  same] 
having  Oic  tong  ue  well  hung:  talk- 
ative, loquacious ;  like  a  tongue. 
rX(orrn.()f,  -r>,  -iv,  (fr.  yMorra  Alt, 
for    same)    tongucd,    having    a 
tongue,   like   or  concerning   the 
tongue. 
rXtDvcf,  oS,  ears  or  heads  of  com. 
T\iji)()iorr\i>>')(JLV,-~troi,h,,t\epoint, 

edge,  barb  ;  a  corner,  angle. 
Tveido^,  -ov, )%  and  TvaBubi,  -ov,  b, 
(perhaps  fr.  yvdfnrruj  to  bend) 
the  jaw,  jaw  or  check  bone  ;  the 
teeth ;  the  inside  of  the  cheek ;  a 
gnawing,  bite. 
rva96ij)  -a,  f.  -aiffw,   (fr.  last)   to 

strike  on  tlie  cheek  ov  jaw. 
Ti'ddiav,  -uivo;,  b,  (fr.  same)  aparn- 
site,  xpunger,  smell-feast ;  afat- 
terer,  led-cnptain.     Also  a  name 
for  such  characters,  Gnat'no. 
Vvaurrrbi,  -n,  -bv,  (fr.  next)  curv- 
cct,  bent,  crooked ;  flexible,  sup- 
ple, pliant. 
Vvdji-Tiii,  f.  -i^uj,  p.  -<l>a,  to  boic, 
bend,  crook  ;  to  incline,  persuade, 
turn,  alter,  change, 
Fydrrw,  Kvd-rtu  or  rvd(j>ta,  f.  -\pia, 
p.  iyt'Oipa,  to  full,  cleanse,  dress 
or  ccmb  cloth ;  to  tear,  lacerate ; 
to  depress,  crush,  redwe,  su'iduc. 
Vvatitvf,  -tof,  6,  (fr.  last)  a  fuller, 

wool-combir. 
Tfijcioi,  -d,  -Of,  (fr.  yivoftat  to  be) 
legitimate,  lav  fully  born  ;  genu- 
ine, true;    nkin,   of  full  blood. 
comp.  yvriatuiTtpo;. 
Ti't]clo>s,  (fr.  last)'  legitimately,  ge- 
nuinely, truly,  sincerely. 
Tioinv,  2  a.  opt.  act.  —  Tioiif,  n. 
pi.   rvSire;,   rvivra,  par.  2   a. 
act.  of  yiviioKw. 
Tvoiptpii,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  next)  cloudy. 

dark ;  stormy,  tempestuous. 
TvCiici;,  -ov,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  itVof  a 
cloud )  a  thick  dark  cloudy  dark- 
.    7i<*l,  (kmnrss. 


rio(p6ii>  •tf,  f.  -liffu),  and  I'vo^/u) 
-ij,  f.  -i/(ru),  (fr.  last)  to  cLud, 
ui  rrcloud,  darken,  ov(rc(uit. 

r>'o^u>!irii,-coi  -ov;,  h  fi,  (fr.  sume) 
cloudy,  dark,  gloomy , 

Fiouf  -(i,  and  Yvuifu,  f.  -uru,  p. 
iyviiiKa,  ohs.  sco  yiiu'cku. 

rii|,  (I'r.  y6rv  thu  hncc)  on  the 
hmes,  hnieltng. 

I'l  (i,  ion.  for  {yvu,  3  pin.  iiid.  or 

I'l  Wj-yv'.y,  yiY)  pi-  -wrf,  -wen,  sub. 
rrd'Oi,  -wrw,  impr.  —  I'lwmi, 
inf.  2  a,  act.  —  ri'aao/in.,  -i;, 
-cnii,  ])!.  -ctcOc,  -aovTat,  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  of  yii  wtncu. 

Fiuyii,  -(IS,  (5,  Dor.  for  yviifiT}. 

ri<iifi(i,  -aroi,  rb,  (fi".  yiviicKU)  to 
know)  knowledge; acmaintaiicc ; 
CTpfricnce,  p'oof,  trial. 

rvuftcvai,  Dor.  and  Alt.  for  yvio- 
vai.  see  yuo'trvw. 

Tviijjrt,  -rji,  j;,  (fr.  ytnicKiii  lo 
know)  an  opinion,  sentiment, 
sentence,  judgment  ;  purpose, 
will,  design,  mind;  the  undtr- 
standing  ;  a  proverb,  maxim, 
saying,  d.  pi.  Ion.  yvu'itrjat. 

Piui/ji,  see  yv6w,  and  yivCiaKw. 

rruijuVkof,  -:),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  senten- 
tious, pithy,  expressive,  energetic, 
proverbial. 

ri'u)/joXcyix(3f,  (tV.  yvoi;.');  an  Opi- 
nion, and  Xf'yoj  to  speak)  ex- 
pressively, pithily,  proverbially, 
briefly. 

ri'i5/iui',  -oroc,  6,  tj,  (fr.  yti'dcKui 
to  know)  discerning,  judicious ; 
in.^lructive.  subs,  an  examiner, 
inquirer;  a  discoverer,  inform- 
er;  a  proof,  test ;  the  style  of  a 
dial,  the  index  of  any  instrument. 

Tvwiai,  see  ytvucKui. 

Tvicpi^w,  f.  -I'du),  p.  tyvwpiKa,  (fr. 
same)  io  wake  known,  explain, 
show,  declare,  discover,  disclose; 
to  know,  distinguish,  recognise, 
acknowledge,  have  acquaintance 
with ;  to  become  hwxvn,  grow 
into  acquaintance,  become  plain, 
appear.  1  a.  act.  ind.  eyvwpica- 
inf.  yrtfloiVaC  par.  yruiplffa;. 
prcs.  pass.  ind.  yj'wpi'^o^ar 
)mpr.  yvtool^ov,  3  sin.  yvupi- 
^laOii}.  per.  pass,  eyvuptafiai. 
i  a.  pa!-8.  ind.  eyru)pla-Oriv  sub. 
yvwpKrOH. 

Tvuip^jioq,  -ov,  h,  t],  (fr.  last)  known, 
familiar,  intimate,  acquainted. 
corop.  yvwpifioirtpoj,  sup.  -dira- 
rof. 

Tiu'picrfta,  -Sto;,  Tb,  (fr.  same)   a 
note,  notice  ;   a  mark,  sign,  to- 
ken ;  a  discovery,  disclosure,  in- 
formation. 
rvtapiCj,  -tts,  -£*)  Alt.  for  yviijptcroi, 

1  f.  act.  of  same. 
TiuJacat,  Ion.  for  Viuat],  2  sin.  of 
Tvtiaojiai,  -t],  -crat,  1  f.  mid.  of 
yii'wc/rw. 
VviiiaOfjaopiat,  -Vt   -crai,  1  f.   ind. 
pass. — TviicOnri,  -Oi'rt^,    1  a. 
impr.  pass.  —  rvuiaOch,  par.  1 
a.  pp.ss.  of  same. 
Tvuaifia^ld)  -w,  (fr.  yi'CJaif  know- 
ledge, and  ;/rt'^of/oi  to  fight)  to 

I     chariee  opinion  of  one^s  powers, 

1    acknowledge    veaknets,    become 
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roM 

consrioua  of  insu_fpcinin/  ;  in  ac 
<iuiixri,  submit;  lo  vin'ir,  doubt. 
J.rcs.  inf.  com.  yvwaipuxih: 
Viuiois,  -tos,  Att.  -twf,  i';,  (fr.  yt- 
lucTKiij  to  know)  kiiov  lidge,Uarn- 
ivg,  information  ;  judgment, 
disrermni7it. 

TriaoTioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  lo  he 
km.u-n,  must  be  ucknmdedgrd,  &  c. 

VvioBTtji,  -ov,  b,  (tr.  Slime)  kiicu- 
ing,  skilful,  clever,  exjjert,  ceim- 
pclent.  Subs,  o  judge,  witness; 
a  seiT,  soothsay  rr. 

ri  uarbs,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  known, 
acquainted;  to  be  hiovm. 

Vvoirbi,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  ac- 
quaintance, friend,  companion ; 
a/.jVi,  related ;  a  cousin,  brother. 

rvi'iTu),  3  sin.  2  a.  imjir.  —  Tvwukti, 
Poet,  (or  yiwai,  3  pi.  2  a.  tub. 
of  yivMUKo),  \\hich  pre. 

ri'iio),  (obs.  (rom  which  ytruerKO) 
borrows  some  tenses)  to  knew; 
to  call  so  as  to  be  I'.nown  or 
heard  :  to  shout  clceirly. 

TodovTt  Dor.  for  yodovai  -wai,  3 
pi.  prcs.  ind.  of 

Vodd)  -w,  f.  -Seno,  also  Toati'u),  Poet. 
to  gremn,  bemoeoi,  lament,  mourn, 
bewail ;  to  shriek,  ttvittcr.  par.  1 
a.  pass.  yotidtU. 

rSyypoi,  -ov,  b,  a  conger,  kind  of 
fish. 

Toyyi'^u),  f.  -Veru),  p.  ytyuyyVKO,  lo 
murmur,  buzz,  purl;  to  mutter; 
to  grumble,  repine.  1  a.  act.  ty6y- 
yvca.  per.  pass,  yeydyyvciuu. 

Toyyi\ri,  -1?,  and  VoyyvAi;,  -l^oi, 
fl,  (fr.  next)  a  turnip  ;  a  cake. 

royyvXo?,  -»7,  -ov,  and  Toyyi'Xiof, 
-ov,  b,  !;,  rozind,  gleibular. 

Foyyi'ir/idf,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  yoyyvFu)  to 
murmur)  a  murmuring,  huzritig; 
agrumbling,repining;  discontent. 

Toyyverrfii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
murmurer,  grumbler. 

Toepbg,  -it,  -ov,  {fr.  yodta  to  groan) 
grievous,  dismal,  gloomy;  wretch- 
ed, miserable,  distressed. 

r6yi,  -tji,  >),  same  as  yorircta. 

Tuni-K,  same  as  yodia  or  yoatvo). 
jires.  inf.  yoTivai,  Dor.  yofintvai. 

TSv;,  -vro;,  b,  an  enchantir,  magi- 
cian, sorcerer;  a  hypocrite,  im- 
postor, cheat ;  a  juggler,  conjurer. 

Tonrela,  -ac, »/,  (fr.  last)  imposture, 
imposition,  hypocrisy  ;  a  charm, 
sorcery. 

Toi'iTcvfia,  -aroi,  4i,  (fr.  same)  a 
cheat,  imposture;  a  charm,  I'ji- 
cantation. 

roijTcvd),  f.  -cvco>,  p.  -cvKn,  (fr. 
same)  to  enchant,  charm,  fasci- 
nate, bewitch ;  to  juggle,  cheat, 
impose. 

Tonr'tKue:,  -'),  -01')  (<"r.  same)  decep- 
tive, fraudulent,  imposing  ;  ma- 
giceil,  relating  to  charms. 

ToXyoOn,  jndecl.   Golgotha. 

Vdnopfia,  -ac,  n,  Syriac,  Gomorrha. 

Toito';,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  yi'uo)  to  be  full) 
a  freight,  load,  hurelen;  mcr- 
chandisr,  wares,  goods. 

Vop(pin^h),  -0(701,  (fr.  y6u<poi  a 
wedge)  to  hove  the  teeth  set  on 
edge,  make  the  teeth  tingle. 

Vc^efnaerjibi,  -ov,  b,    (fr.  same)  a 


rop 

cashing,  breaking;  a  tingling 
or  edging  of  ike  teeth. 

rofKjioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  grind- 
er, double  or  back  tooth. 

Tijx^og,  -ov,  6,  «  nail,  tpihe ;  a 
wedge,  peg  ;  a  jaw-tooth  ;  a  boll, 
bar.  d.  pi.  Ion.  ydvupoici. 

TniKpiij)  -ia,  f.  -wcii),  ((.:  last)  to 
nail,  fasten  nilh  nails  or  pegs. 

Y6ii<pij>ati,  -lo;,  Att.  -tuj,  >'/,  a  cer- 
tain kind  of  articulation  of  the 
bo7i€S  ;  a  joint. 

Toycis,  -ioi,  Att.  -fuj,  o,  (fr.  yivo- 
fiai  to  be)  a  father,  sire,  parent ; 
a  progenitor,  ancestor,  n.  pi.  yo- 
vics  -tti,  g.  yovitav,  d.  yovcvai,  a. 
yoieai  -eii,  and  yoviiai. 

Toi-li,  -Tis,  fi,  (fr.  same)  the  privi- 
ties ;  generation,  conccptio.i,  pro- 
pagation ;  birth,  origin ;  seed, 
offspring  ;  a  child. 

Tdyl/fioi,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same)  breed- 
ing, prolific  ;  fruitful,  fertile. 
Subs,  a  fertile  spot,  productive 
land. 

Fovuplioia,  or  rovopl)va,  -as,  >),  (fr. 
yovi)  the  privities,  and  fjiw  to 
flow)  a  running  in  tlie  loins, 
gonorrbata. 

Tovopliviu)  -(5,  f.  -rjau),  (fr.  same) 
to  run  at  the  loins. 

Tovonlivrii,  and  Tovdoftoioi,  -ov,  b,  ij, 
(fr.  same)  afflicted  with  a  gonor- 
rhaa. 

Tivoi,  -ov,  b,  same  as  yovi}. 

rovii,  and  Poet,  yovvds,  -ou,  b,  f/, 
same  as  yivtijLOi.  comp.  yovdrc- 
poi,  sup.  -(iraTOf. 

rdn),  ydinjoi,  ydvarof,  yoi'vo;,  and 
yovvaroi,  ri,  the  knee;  d.  pi. 
yovain,  yovvaci,  and  yoivaaai. 

XoxvTtT'na  -w,  f.  -ijffw,  p.  yiyovv- 
riTi}Ka,  (fr.  last,  and  TTfT^  to  full) 
to  kneel,  fall  on  the  knees  ;  to  fall 
prostrate;  to  supplicate.  1  a.  act. 
tyovvThnira. 

Tiof,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  yoiioa  to  groan) 
grirf,  sorrow,  wo ;  mmtrning, 
lamentation  for  the  dead,  a 
dirge. 

Tdpytiof,  and  ropy6vio(,  -a,  -ov, 
(Ir.  ropywy  Gorgon)  like  a  Gor- 
gon ;  hnrrihle,  frightful,  terrific. 

Topytiui,  f.  -tunu},  (fr.  same)  to 
hasten,  speed,  move  swiftly  ;  to 
vilirnte,  ijuivcr,  flash  ;  to  scare, 
terrify,  frighten. 

Topvijitfj  .(jv,  at,  (pi.  oiVopyi)v) 
the  Gorgon  f  ;  furies, 

ropyllf,  -fi,-ov,  sunft,  quick;  dart- 
ine, flashing  ;  terrifying,  fright- 
ful, terrible,  flerrr. 

Popyoit,  a.  pi.  of  la-st.  Al«o  g. 
HIM.  of  Topyii. 

Tonyi' on, -n(,ti,  (fr.  y?;  llic  oarlh, 
and  ooiVffu  to  dig)  an  under, 
ground  prvisaee  for  vatir,  tun- 
nel, seller,  drain;  a  pit,  dun- 
geon. 

Topyu},  -6o(  -ni't,  /J,  Gorgo,  a  wo- 
man's ntimi;. 

Yopyitv,  -/Jioc.  h,  an  imaginnri) 
rnnnnternf  Afrira ;  nhng,firnd, 
furi).  Also,  (fr.  yooy^i  nimble) 
su.iflness,  artivily. 

TopyCip,  -oiTos,  h,  !i,  (fr.  last,  and 
uiC/  the  face)    Gor^on-vicagcd, 


rPA 

like  a  Gorgon  ;  terriblc,frightful. 

Vdpiiai,  -ov,  h  Gordias,  a  man's 
name.  g.  Ion.  ropifuw. 

Tntv,  (fr.  yi  yet,  and  ouv  however 
truly,  indeed,  cirtainly,  surely; 
then,  for,  since,  therefore,  there- 
upon ;  hence,  accordingly  ;  how 
ever,  at  least,  even  ;  for  inslance, 
nsfor  example. 

Fovvd^oiiai,  f.  -dco/iai,  end  Tovvoo- 
l^tai  -ovuai,  f.  -wco(xai,  (fr.  yivv 
the  knee)  to  kneel,  fall  on  the 
knees:  to  embrace  the  knees  in 
supplication ;  to  pray,  beg,  en- 
treat. 1  a.  mid.  tyovvaciiiitiv.  par 
pres.  mid.  cont.  yoiioii/iEvos. 

rovvad\  for  yovvara,  or  yovara.  n 

a.  V.   pi.  —  Toviaait  d.  pi.   of 
y6vv. 

Tovvo7ai,  Ion.  for  yovvoli,  d.  pi.  of 

yotii'of,  for  yovos. 
rovvo-S^ilS,   -io;  -off,   6,  i%    (fr. 

same,  and  taxi's  thick)  thick  at 

the  knees,  having  large  knees, 
rovvdi,  -»;,  -bv,  Pcet.  for  yovui. 
roiiiui/  or  yovinjiv,  g.  pi.  otyuvv. 
Todca,  par.    pres.    fern.  cont.   of 

yoiiijj. 
rpu;3toi',-ov,  rb,  a  pointed  stake;  a 

torch,  btand. 
Tpaia,  -as,  {;,  (perhaps  fr.  ytpaibs 

old)  an  old  woman,  vAfe. 
rpuioiov,  -ov,  rd,  (dim.  of  last)  a 

little  or  decrepit  old  vvman. 
Vpai'Kdi,  ->!,  -di',  and   Vp>':iKOS,  -ov, 

b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  eld,  elderly. 
rpai/cAs,  ->i,  -dv,  Greek,  Grecian. 
rpaivii),  SCO  yodit}. 

rpuftfta,  -uTos,  rb,  (fr.  ypd<p(j)  to 
write)  a  letter  of  the  alphabet ; 
handwriting ;  a  written  work, 
hook;  an  account,  journal;  a 
deed,  bill,  bond;  an  act,  law. 

Tpaf^nara,  -wi',  -a,  (pi.  of  last)  a 
letter,  epistle  ;  writings,  n  book  ; 
litirature,  learning ;  writings, 
the  scriptures. 

rpaftiiarda, -as,  I'l,' {(r.  game)  lite- 
rature, learning,  knoxuUdgefro^n 
books. 

rpnfjiijiaTevs,  -ios,  o,  (fr.  same)  a 
scribe,  secretary ;  an  interpreter 
of  law  ;  a  town  clerk,  recorder. 

Tpj^Hariiu),  f.  -ivaia,  (fr.  last)  to 
art  as  scrretan/. 

rpa^i/iarcKi),  -^9, 1/,  (fctiu  of  next) 
VIZ.  Tt)(t'iit  grammar. 

Fpi/i fid rurdf,  -I),  -iiv,  (fr.  ynn'^w  (o 
write)  grammatical  /  litfrary. 
Subs.  II  t-ncher,  /irammarian. 

rpiiii/iuTinrhi,  -nf'!  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
Irwhrr  of  grammar,  schnohnas- 
ter  ;  a  pedant ;  a  clerk;  a  book- 
seller, stationer. 

roitiifiaTiti'ii^'icKa^ni,  -OV,  0,  (fr 
^nlnp,  and  fii^ticnu}  to  teach)  a 
srlionlmoHtrr,  preceptor , 

TpniiftdTnrinnyuiytvii,  -f^)(,  b,  (fr. 
Hame,  and  iirrdyni  ('>  inlroiliire) 
It  teacher,  instrurter ;  a  magis- 
iriilr. 

rpafiiii),  -f7f,  //,  (fr.  name)  a  line, 
mark,  divinion,  sqmraiinn ;  thr 
stinting  pl/irr  nt  raf'pi,  marked 
by  a  line  drawn  on  ibc  prnund  ; 
a  tine  on  a  chess  hof  «'  }  th»  last 
stake. 

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rpi 

rpcr;.'//ix3j,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  last)  linear, 
in  tines. 

TpdiTis,  -tici,  >],  old  age  ;  the  slough 
of  a  serpent. 

TfarzTfoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ypd<ptij  to 
write)  rtmst  write,  ought  to  be 
written. 

FpaTrrof , -i),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  written, 
composed  ;  inscribed,  e7igraven. 

FpaVos,  -ov,  0,  also  Tpdarru;,  Tpnof, 
and  TpSi,  the  dirt,  scourings  or 
refuse  of  wocl ;  the  smell  of  the 
armpits. 

rpdcc:);,  -ov, !),  (perhaps  fr.  yTipvi  a 
voice)  the  sliovt  ifsoidicis  charg- 
ing, a  war-song,  ay  of  battle. 

Tpicrif, -(oj,  Att.  -tws,)j,  (fr.  ypuo) 
to  feed)  grass,  herbage,  hay. 

rpnli;,  ypdoe,  I/,  Ion.  FpijCj,  and  by 
Dialys.  I'pi'iisi  an  old  woman. 

rpa(puov,  -ov,  TO,  (tr.  yndipo)  to 
write)  an  iro7i  pointed  instrume7it 
with  which  the  ancients  wrote  on 
their  waxed  tablets,  a  stylus,  pen- 
cil ;  an  iron  pen,  engraving  tool. 

rpa0£i:'f,-foj,Att.-f'u)f,5,(fr.  same) 
a  painter,  engraver  ;  a  librarian. 

Tpaipio)  -u,  Att.  for  ypd(poi. 

rpaipi),  -)];,  !;,  (fr.  same)  awriting, 
writings;  the  scriptures;  a  pic- 
ture, drauing ;  an  indictment, 
accusation. 

TpdiiitjOt,  2  sin. — rpa<!»',Tii>iiav,  2 
pi.  1  a.  inipv.  pass.  —  Tpa(ptU, 
par.  2  a.  pass,  of  ypa'0u. 

rpa^iKus,  -t),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  like 
writing,  graphical,  well  drawn 
or  described ;  quick  at  writing, 
ready  at  the  pen. 

rpa<piKoii,  (fr.  last)  expressively; 
naturally,  to  the  life. 

Ppa^ioi',  -ou,  rb,  see  ypa<pciov,  and 
rpn^'is,  -Icoi,  j%  (fr.  next)  an 
iro7i  pen  or  stylus;  the  drawing 
of  lines. 

Tpuipi!),  f.  -xpia,  p.  yiypa<pa,  origi- 
nally to  grave,  engrave  or  scrape 
lines  or  figures  on  some  flat 
surface;  to  write,  inserihe ;  to 
describe,  represent,  draw,  paint  ; 
to  compose,  write  a  book ;  to  en- 
art,  decree  ;  to  accuse,  indict  ; 
to  direct,  prescribe,  instruct, 
teach ;  to  graze.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
iypn\^a-  sub.  ypd\lM,  -ps,  -n-  ]'<"l- 
pafs.  ylypn^fun.  1.  a.  )iass.  ind. 
cypdil>U7ii'-  impr.  ypd^Oiirt'  par. 
ypriijiOcie. 

Tpdu),  and  rpatx'ti),(.  -aoi,  to  eat,  eat 
up,  rorriide,  C07isiime,  devour. 

rpmu(';;<,  -toj  -ovs,  b,  I'j,  (fr.  ypan; 
an  old  woman)  of  or  like  an  old 
woman;  aged,doti7ig ;  silly, fa- 
biilnus. 

rp'iyoplu)  -oi,  by  ApliT^r.  for  fypi;- 
yoplu),  f.  -yam,  p.  typi/yifpvK'i, 
(fr.  lyilpM  to  roiiM')  til  v'litcli,  lie 
awake,  iie  mi'iike,  lie  vipilmit ;  to 
live,  he  alive.  For  tenses  SCO 
lypriynplii). 

rpnyoptifiu  -'"fi  -'^'•-  -f<J«v''';  ''"''• 
Inst)  tying  awake;  watchfulness, 

viudanrr. 
rpnynpuis,  for  typiiyopiof,  par.  per. 

mid.  of  ypijyoplu)  nr  cypnyopiui. 
rpiTiix,  -I'o'i,  Att.  -lui(,b,  (fr.  yp(- 

roi  a.  net)  nflihcrman. 


rii 


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Tpirri^uit  r.  -fffu),  (fr.  snmo)  lo^finh. 

Vfiiniaita,  -n'ruy,   ri,   (Ir.   saiiiu)  a 

t.tke,  CiUfli,  capture  j  prujil,  ft'itn. 

roiiruf,  -ou,  b,  uiul   rpTyiOv,  -■ii'f  u, 

atul  also -400 -inr$,  rd,  n  nit,  xi-in  , 

drug;  anilille,pHZiling  lucstiuii. 

rfii^'ij^ui,  (IV.  Yi>uipu>  10  write)  to 

luri/e. 
rpoiiij»i{,  -dioi,  !<,  an  old  sow. 
I'pj/i^tit,  -f'un',  oJ,  painttrs. 
rpiffi^oj,  -01',  i, '«J'ii''''"i,  rfar/;  f/ic 
.■s/^ilre  in  the  f  jot  of  a  spear. 

Toil,   any  tiling   vtry  simdl,   inile, 
'  mote,  chip,  splinter,  the  black  of 
the  nail. 

Tpv^io,  f.  -fu),  p.  -X",  (fr-  last)  /o 
muttrr,  growl,  grumble,  grunt. 

rpvWl^ta,  f.  -iVu),  /o  grunl. 

rpi'\}<<l,  -»K,  '^,  ^n^l  rpoWtcr/idi,  -ou, 
6,  (Ir.  last)  a  grunt,  grunting. 

rpvatila,  -a;,  i),  (fr.  ypv  a  mote)  a 
ba«.  Wallet,  pouch;  any  thing 
iw<igni_ficant. 

Tpvirii,  -fi,  -ov,  (fr.  ypi^  a  griffin) 
hooked,  crookea ;  bowed,  bindcd ; 
hook-nosed,  aquiline ;  with  a 
hooked  beak. 

rpva^bs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ypi^b}  to  grunt) 
a  grunting,  grunt. 

TnvTii,  -)]i,  '/,  and  Tpvrdpia,  -lav, 
-Ta,  (fr.  you  a  mite)  poor  furni- 
ture, lumber;  old clolhcs, frippery . 

VpvTo-^TiiXrji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
-u)\iii>  to  sell)  a  seller  of  old 
clothes  or  lumber;  a  broker. 

rptrj/',  -vTri;,  b,  a  griffin,  an  ima- 
ginary winged  monster  ;  a  kind 
of  eagle,  the  ossifrage. 

rptivrj,  -T]s,  fi,  (perhaps  fr.  ypdui  to 
C(irrode)  a  hollow  rock,'  cave, 
cavern. 

TpHvog,  -rj,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  hollow, 
cavernous ;  deep. 

YJa  or  Tvri,  Ion.  and  Vvia,  -a;,  i), 
ground,  land ;  a  field,  an  acre ; 
ploughed  or  fallow  land. 

TudXai,  -wv,  n'l,  (fr.  next)  a  Me- 
garean  word,  drinking  cups. 

rCa^ov,  -ov,  rd,  n  cavity,  hollow  ; 
the  pain  or  hollow  of  the  hand; 
a  valley,  glen,  dale  ;  a  cave,  den ; 
a  trench,  fosse,  (fr.  last)  g.  Ion. 
yvd\oio. 

TuaXif,  -ri,  -bv,  (fr.  last)  handy,  of 
a  size  to  be  handled. 

TvapKn;,  -io;  -ov;,  b,  r/,  (fr.  yvTov  a 
limb,  and  opic/u  to  suffice)  in- 
vigorating, strengthening ;  fresh, 
lively,  lusty,  vigorous;  who  be- 
gets lusty  limbs. 

TOyri,  ->]i,  q,  a  woman's,  and  Tv- 
yn>,  -»",  0,  a  man's  name,  Gygi, 
and  Gi/ges. 

Tv'n,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  yvn  ploughed 
land)  the  pl'iugh-liead  on  which 
the  sock  is  fixed. 

Tvioidfi'ii;,  -a,  h.  Dor.  and  Poet, 
(fr.  yv'iav  a  limb,  and  iandio  to 
subdue)  who  masters  Uie  limha  ; 
able,  lusty  ;  epithet  of  a  v/rostler. 

VvioK'ipos,  -ov,  n,  ';,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kooiu)  to  satisfy)  working  or 
wr^arying  the  lim'is,  fatiguing, 
toilsome,  laborious. 

Tutov.  -ov,  ri,  alimh,  member,  par- 
ticularly a  han/l  or  foot;  any 
larger  p'xrl  of  the  frame. 


Tviii,  -H,  -hv,  (fr.  last)  wanting  a 
limt,  maimed,  lame,  h'dt,  criji- 
pkd ;  dfjicitiit  in  any  part. 

Tuidb)  -w,  f.  -liffu),  (fr.  same)  to 
break  «  limb;  lo  lame,  maim, 
cripple ;  to  render  weak,  impo- 
tent or  defective. 

Piiiorrtij,  ->;{,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
TrlSy  a  fetter)  fetters,  chains ;  a 
s!^icklp. 

Fvid^iiXKoi,  -ov,  !>,  t'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  ;^(iX(fdj  brass)  with  limbs  oJ 
brass,  very  strong,  most  robust. 

ri'iuOiif,  |>ar.  1  a.  pass.  ofyviAi). 

VvXidi,  -oil,  b,  (pcrh.ips  fr.  yvaXbi 
hollow)  a  soldicr''s  canteen. 

rv/ivd^ut,  f.  -dam,  p.  ytyvfivaKa,  (fr. 
yu/iit);  naked)  to  exercise  naked, 
practise  fur  the  public  games  ;  to 
exercise,  employ,  engage,  train. 
pros.  impr.  act.  yvftva^c-. 

rvftvaala,  -n;,  ^,  and  rii^vaaig, 
-(Of,  Att.  -£uif,  I/,  and  ri'Yiiiio-/('j, 
-aroi,  ri,  (Ir.  last)  practice, 
training,  exercise. 

Vvjivcaiapxl"!  -w,  f.  -/;<rui,  (fr.  last, 
and  ap)(i)  the  chief)  to  regulate 
gymnastic  exercises,  preside  over 
a  school. 

rv>jva(jt(ipx>]S  or  -)(o;,  -ov,  b,  (fr 
same)  a  teacher  of  gymnastic 
exercises,  schoolmaster. 

Vvnva<yiap-y(la,  -a;,  '],  (fr.  same) 
the  regulation  or  direction  of  a 
gymnasium. 

rvni'datov,  -ov,  bj  (fr.  yvfivus 
naked)  a  place  of  exercise,  school 
for  training  for  public  games; 
practice,  exercise. 

Vvfivaarioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  yu/ii-rf^u 
to  train)  must  exercise,  to  be 
practised  or  trained. 

VvftvaoTiii,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
master  or  teacher  of  public  exer- 
cises. 

rvuvaartKoi,  ->i,-!iv,  (fr.  same)  be- 
longing to  public  exercises,  con- 
cerning the  practice  of  or  train- 
ing for  them. 

rvjjvacTtKCii,  (fr.  last)  with  exer- 
cise, by  practice,  in  training. 

rvfjivfii,  -r;To;,  I],  or  rvjivriTrjf,  -ov,  h, 
(fr.  yvjjvd;  naked)  a  ligld  armed 
soldier. 

rvjxvriTCvui,  f.  -iva(j),  p.  ytyu^vr?- 
Tcvk-a,  (fr.  last)  to  he  naked  or  ill 
clad;  to  wear  light  armour,  serve 
as  a  light  armed  soldier  ;  to  skir- 
mish. 

rvfiviKii,  -!;,  -bv,  (fr.  yvfivd^ij  to 
exercise)  gymnastic,  about  pub- 
lic sports  or  games. 

VvjtvoTTati'ia,  -a?,  i';,  (fr.  yvjivb<; 
naked,  and  ira'n  a  boy)  the  exer- 
cise or  sports  of  naked  boys;  a 
Spartan  dance. 

Vvjivui,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  yv7ov  n  limb, 
and  fidvoi  only)  naked,  bare,  un- 
covered ;  unarmed,  light  armed  ; 
uncased,  unsheathed ;  bare,  mere, 
only;  ojien,  exposed,  manifest; 
devoid,  destitute. 

Vvytvoao^iaral,  -aii',o!,  (fr.  last, and 
(rorl)i(jTii(  a  wise  man)  the  Gym- 
nosoj)hists  or  naked  philosophers 
of  Imlia  ;  a  fakir  or  flervis. 

rvuvSTTji,  -nroi,  h,  (("■•  same)  na- 
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kedness,  nudity,  d.   :in.   yvjxv6- 
T>iri.  ^ 

Fu/ii'iiu)  -Ct,  f.  -iiaui,  p.  -utKa,  (fr. 
siiiiie)  to  strip,  uncovir ;  lo  pil- 
lage, rob,  ptundtr ;  to  expose, 
discovir,  show.  1  a.  ucl.  inil 
yvpviiaai'  par.  yvitvioam.  1  a. 
p.iss.  iiid.  tyu/iVtiOrjv'  inf.  yo/i- 
vu)Oi)vai'  par.  yvftviaOeii,  a.  sin. 
yvfivuOivTit. 

ri'/ii'u)(7(f,  -lOf,  Att.  -fojf,  /j,  (fr. 
last)  nakedness,  bareness,  desti- 
tution. 

ruKi,  Dor.  for  Tuvui,  v.  sin.  of 
yvv/j. 

TvvatKdptov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  ofyvvl) 
a  woman)  a  weak,  silly,  vain 
woman. 

rvvalkai  -Ka,  -KCi,  -/ci,  -Kbi,  -KwVf 
cases  of  yui';;. 

TvvaiKua,  -u)V,  rii,  (lieut.  pi.  of 
next)  circumstances  incident  to 
women. 

rvvntKe7oi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  yvv!)  a  wo- 
man) feminine,  female  ;  wo- 
manish, effeminate,  ilelicate.  Tv- 
vaiKt7ov,  viz.  iiitua,  the  wumen^i 
apartments. 

rvvatK>'iios,  Ion.  for  yvvaiKe7os. 

rvvaiKias,  •ov,  b,  (fr.  yvvfi  a  wo- 
man) a  womanish  or  effeminate 
person. 

TwaiKtatr^bi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)_/e- 
male  delights  or  endearments ; 
courtship,  compliments,  ^flattery. 

TwaiKOKpario^iai  -ovytai,  (.  -t'lCOjiai, 
p.  -rjfiiu,  (fr.  same,  and  /cpurfw 
to  rule)  to  submit  to  or  be  di- 
rected by  women,  be  governed  by 
a  wife;  to  gratify,  indulge  a 
wife.  par.  pros.  pass.  cont.  yv- 
vaiKOKparovfitvoi, 

VvvaiKOKparla,  -of,  {],  (fr.  same) 
subjection  to  women,  female  go- 
vernment. 

rvvaiKOfxavfii,  -io;  -otif,  b,  §,  (fr. 
same,  and//ui'i'o/i  a  to  dotc'j  fool- 
ishly fond  of  women ;  lascivious. 

rvvatKos,  g.  VvvatKi,  d.  sin.  ofyuvj;. 

riiva((fo0('A(jf,  -a,  h.  Dor.  for 

TvvaiKoipi\rii,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  yvvfi  a 
woman,  and  (/k'Aos  fond)/onr/  of 
women  ;  geminate,  delicate  ;  las- 
civious ;  libidinous. 

TvvaiKiiit]?,  -coi  -ouf,  o,  >;,  (fr. 
same)  vioman-tike,  becoming  a 
v,oman ;  feminine,  tender,  deli- 
cate ;  womanish,  like  a  woman, 
effeminate. 

VuvaiKibv,  -(iJi'o;,  b,  TvvaiKiovirrts, 
-ov,  b,  and  VvvatKu>v'iT(i,  -i^o;, 
!j,  (fr  same)  the  women'' s  npffri- 
ments ;  an  inner  chamber' if>  a 
house  for  vjomcn.  AJ" 

rwaijjaviii,  same  as  yvvcuKonaiijjf. 

rivatov,  -ou,  rb,  (dim.  of  yuil^t 
woman)  a  little  woman,  sv(ijf 
woman.  .  ';- 

r<>vni^iv,  for  yvvni^i,  d.  pi.  of      v 

ru'ii;,  -aiKb;,  i),  (perhaps  fr.  yoi^ 
birth)'  a  woman,  wife.  v.  sin. 
yvvai,  madam,  ma'am,  d.  yvvat- 
K'r  a.  yui/orwaMand  Dor.  yuvt'iv' 
A.  pi.  yi'ivui^iT? 

rvvvtg,-iSoi,  Of^oct.  foryui'if,  {fr. 
last)  womatfUi,  effeminate,  de- 
licate, taide 


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Turivof, -I), -01',  (fr.  yti^  a  vulfure)lAa5f;^u,    (fr.    «5aj    a    torch,    and 
vuUuri'ie,  of  or  tike  a  vulture,        |     i^uj  to  hold)  to  hold  or  carry  a 

FuTTuf,  ftigh,  tall,  lofli)  ;  tmtg.  I     lurch. 

TupyaSif,  -ov,  b,  a  basket ;  a  coffer ,\  iidh^,  -ikos,  i),  a  measure. 

case,  &c.  made  of  twigs.  ilu^ui',    -uv,    to,    (dun.   of   iqi  a 


Tipa,  -toi,  Att.  -£u)j,  §,  ./fne  ./tour  ; 
<Ae  dust  of  a  mill. 

Tvpis,  -a,  -dv,  curved,  bent,  crook- 
id ;  round,  circular.  Sub-,  a 
ditch,  furrow,  hole  for  a  tree  ;  a 
round  cuke. 

ripoi,  -ou,  0,  a  circuit,  cornpass, 
circle. 


torch)  a  snudl   torch,  light,  car,' 

die. 
Aaiioi'^fu)    -u,  f.   -I'lCio,  (fr.  same, 

and    i)^oi   to    hold)    to    carry    a 

torch,  hold  a  light ;  to  light,  give 

or  sfunv  light  to. 
AaSov^ia,  -ai,    S],   (fr.   same)  the 

carrying  a  turcti  or  iigltt. 


Tupiju)  -<3,    f.    -liau),    (fr.    la<!t)    to  ^iij^wv,  g.  pi.  of  ^as,  cont.  fr.  ^aif 


curie,  bend,  make  round ;  to 
gather  into  a  heap,  crowd,  clus- 
ter ;  to  lay  up,  hitte,  bury. 

ripuifia,  -arof,  ri,  and  rOpuierif, 
-(0{,  Att.  -£u(,  t),  (fr.  sumj)  a 
whirl  or  whirling,  quick  circular 
motion  ;  a  piling,  heaping,  ga- 
thering intif  a  heap ;  a  circle, 
ring,   circus. 

Ti;//,  yS-ad;,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  kvittu) 
to  Send)  a  vulture. 

ru(|of .  -ov,  ri,  (perhaps  fr.  yrj  earth, 
and  £;/.w  to  bake)  gypsum,  ala- 
baster ;  white  clay. 

Tvxpuu}  -it),  f.  -<iiT<i),  (fr.  last)  to 
pbister  with  gypsum,  whiten. 

Tui,  by  Apha:r.  for  lyii. 

Tu>,  cont.  of  ydu).     Also  for  j(^du. 

T-'p,  for  iuvtIi,  tfiif),  and  aj>,  see 
iavToi',  iitos,  and  aoi, 

THy,  Heb.  indecl.  Gog,  the  name 
of  a  kin;  and  a  nation. 

FuXtii,    -Uv,  tH,    the  caves,  dens, 
and  haunts,  of  heastt, 
1.  for  vi 

D  >T.  fo 

pi.  of  yuvv 

Twvia,  -it{,  !],  an  angle,  comer ;  a 
nook,  hiding  place  ;  on  extremi- 
ty, t-erge. 

TuKaroj,  -a,  -ov,  and  TuviiiSriS, 
-to;  -ovi,  b,  I),  (fr.  last)  angular, 
with  corners  ;  of  the  comer. 

Tiiivilnov,  -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  same)  a 
tittle  rx>mer,  nook,  hiding-place, 

Tiaoidijj,  -d,  a  Laconian  word,  to 
inugh  id,  taunt,  scorn, 

Tuipurdf, -oK,  0,  (fr.  ;^up/u  to  con- 
tain, and  jivrdi  drawn)  a  quiver. 


Tiav,  Ion.   for  yovv. 

Tiivara.  D  tr.  lot  ydvara,  n.   a.   v. 


A,  I?,   the  fourth  of  the  Greek  Ict- 

lori,  called  delta;  as  a  niitiu-. 

ral  mark   it  nignific!!  four  ;  wilh 

a  d'.r  underneath,  f,,  four  llioii- 

nan  I. 
A",  for  ;/. 

Ad,  an  inlenwvfi  particle. 
Aa,  and  ^n<,  Dor.  for  yT,,  yri(, 
Aaliito,   and    An/Op,  il4'b.  indfrl. 

annrar'r;  Iht  inner  or  most  ho! t/ 

pnrt  of  the  temple, 
e^alii^,     Heh.    indecl.     Da>u),    a 

man's    name. 
Aayirc,    -{.^oi,    f,,  crystal;    ice;  a 

necklace  or  ima^e  hung  to  it. 
R 


Aatif,  par.  2  a.   act.  —  Aadtjs,  2 
sm.    pres.  opt.    act.    of  idtiini, 
for  6ui(jj, 
Aa£('u,  for  Saiw, 
Sacpdi,  -u,  -iv,   (fr.  laiu)  to  burn) 

black,  dark,  dusky,  swarthy, 
Aa/u  -(3,  f.  -liffu),  p.  ic^drjKa,  (fr. 
Suiui  to  learn)  to  learn,  receive  in- 
struction, acquire  information  ; 
to  kncnv,  hiow  how,  be  skilful. 
per.  pass.  ind.  hidt)fiai'  inf. 
ii&afiaQai'  par.  ^tour/jufi'oj.  2  a. 
act.  (fr.  idnfn)  ind.  tidrjii'  inf. 
oanvai.  Dor.  iai'ifiivaf  \>ViT,  Satii. 
1  f.  mid.  oaijao^iai,  2  sin.  Ion. 
iarjccai.  for  iarjatj.  per.  mid.  ^f- 
^>!a,  and  cifiaa'  par.  ScSaiis- 
pper.  mid.  £^£^»;£(i'. 
Aa^(i),  or  rather  Ad^'ijiat,  f.  ^aVo- 
^ai,  p.  iiiarsjiai,  -cat,  -oral,  Ir. 
^ni'u)  to  share,  which  sec. 
Aa»),  -;;s,    /,,    (fr.  same)  a  fight, 

battle ;  a  light,  torch,  brand. 
Aatjixcvai,  Aat'/acai,  see  ^aiu), 
Adiifii,  obs.  its  tenses  are  used  by 

iaiut,  and  ialo), 
Aai'iftwv,    -oi'Oi,   b,  fi,   (fr.    Satu)   to 
teach)  learned,  wise;  knoxuing, 
skilled,   experienced ;  expert,  in- 
genious, subtle,  comp,  laninovia- 
TCpoi,  sup.  -lararoi. 
Aarip,  -ipoi,   b,  (Ir.  fiiho   to  bum  ; 
because  they  carried  the  torches 
at    their   brother's   marriage)  a 
husbaniPs  brother  ;  a  broOur-in- 
law  ;  a  ttridesman. 
Aatipdi,   -a.  -h',    (fr.  same)  light, 

bright,  clear. 
Aai,   for    Of.     An?,   by   Apoc.   for 

iatii,  d.   sin.    of  iaif, 
Aoi(5aX/o5,  -a.  -oi',  or  -ov,  and  Ion. 
-010,  6,   I),    (fr.    Ani'i^ttXoj  Dn-diu 
lus)    artful,     ingenious,    cxjicrt, 
skilful ;  artifiriitl^    curious ;    di- 
versified, V'tritgatd,  ornamental, 
Aaii'a'XXu),  f.   -nXoi,  and    AatfiaXiJw 
-u>,  f.  -ui/7(i>,(fr.  same)  to  work  in 
grniously  ;    to  ornament,  tulorn, 
r.ivrirgate, 
AalfaXfta,   -uToj,  rh,    (fr.  last)   a 
piece  of  nice  workmanship,   ru- 
rinsity,  rarity,  nniamrnt  ;  a  sta- 
tue, image. 
AalCiiir,  jj.  pi.  of  hitt. 
Aatc,  and  Aaltv,  Ion.  for  ffintc,  3 
sin.   impf.    ind.     art.  —  Aaltro, 
Ion.  for  i^atirc,  impf  md.  pass, 
of  rulu). 
Anthill,  f.  -((w,   (fr.  faliii  lo  divide, 
for  which  it  IS  used    Poet.)   to 
divide,  share,  rlialrilivle  ;  tt  tear 
iff",  pull,  plurh  ;  to  cut,  wound ; 
to  sin)),  kill.     1   a.  act.    lidi^a. 
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pres.  pass,  ia'i^ofiai'  per.  pass. 

btbdtyjiai'  pur.  tifiaiyfiivoi. 
AatKTi'ip,  -iipoi,  b,  (fr.  last)  divid- 
ing, rtnning,  piircing. 
Aai^ova'u)  -Ci,  f.  -i/aw,  same  as  Sat- 

/ioi'ia'u). 
Autjiorcs,  —  Aalfjioros  —  Aaifidiwr, 

cases  of  6(diiii>v. 
Aai/joji'  for  iaiiiovu,v.  sin.  of^ai- 

fiuvios. 
AaiftoiiaKo;,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  ialniav  a 
diity)  i)! spired  ;  pcsstsscd  by  an 
evil  spirit.   Subs,  a  demo^iiac. 
Aatftortdij)  -w,  f.  -tjaoi,  p.  -;;»;«,  (fr. 
same)  to  be  inspired ;  to  he  pos- 
sessed by  an  evil  spirit  ;  to  rage, 
rave, 
^aifiorii^Oftat,  f.   -hofiat,  p.   ieiat- 
Hui'iafjiai,    (fr.  same)  to  be  pos-  . 
sessed  by  an  evil  spirit,  3  sin. 
pres.   iutfiovi^erat. 
Aatpovt^oiicvo;,  -tj,  -ov,  par.  pres. 

pass,  of  last. 
Aaijjiovlri,  Aa^iovirjci,  Ion.   for  iai- 
Hovia,  n.  sin.    and  iaifioviaii,  d. 
pi.  fern,  of  bainuvios. 
Aaifioviov,  -ov,t6,  (dim.  otiaifiwv  a 
deity)  a  divinity,  spirit,  gtidus  ; 
n  spectre,  ghost,  phantom  ;  des- 
tiny, fate,  fortune,    lot,  state  of 
life ;     misfortune,    adversity  ;  a 
demon,  evil  spirit,  fallen  angel, 
devil. 
Aaiitovio;,  -ov,  6,  ri,  (fr.  same)  in- 
fatuated, possessed ;  fatal,  un. 
fortunate ;  wicked  ;    mad,  fran- 
tic ;  divitie ;  supernatural  ;    au- 
grst,  grand,  admirable ;  fortu- 
nate, happy, 
AaifioviaOc'ig,  -uaa,  -iv,   par.   1  a. 

pass,  ol  iaijiovil^ofiai. 
AaifioriMii<;,     -toi   -nvi,  b,   i},    (fr. 
same)   like  a  spirit    or    demon, 
demoniacal. 
Aai/ioiKDy,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 

i^aifiovidw. 
Aci';iwi/,   -oi'Of,    b,    fi,    (fr.    lalu)  to 
know)  a    deity,    cause,    author, 
creator ;    a  demon,    intelligence, 
spirit,    genius ;     fortune,  fate, 
destiny,  lot ;  an  evil  spirit,  fallen 
angel,  devil. 
Aalvv,  by  Apoc.  for  i]ah!Oi,  pres. 
impr.  act.  —  AidivvO'  and  Sal- 
loir'.    Ion.    for  linhviTu,  3  pi. 
impf.    mid.  —  AahvaO',  for  ial- 
vvaOat,  pres.  inf  mid.  of 
Aalvvjit,  to  entertain,  treat,  receive, 
Aaivvjint,  to  feast,  banquet,  eat, 
dine  with, 
Aal^ui,   1   a.  inf.  act.  of  iaii,ii}. 
Anlujiat,  f.    -ao^ini.   FCC  f'lum, 
Adiof,  -a,  -or,   (fr.  fatm  to  divide) 

wise,  knowing,  sensible, 
Adios,  -a,  -ov,    Cr.  faU   a   fiphl) 
dfstruclive,      injurious,     hostile. 
Anioi,  pi.  oiemies. 
AaioippMi;   -oi'Ot,  o.  i';,    (fr,  iaiu)  to 
divide,  ori'nlv  a  fi);;lit)  uisr,  sin- 
fiHr,    ivtrltigetd ;    warlike,    va- 
liant, courniieous. 
Aatpu),   f.     -lipi;},  to  scourge,  fiog, 

Irish,  cut. 
Aa'is,    -nirlii,  i'/,   and  Poet.   Anlrti, 
-<li,  li,  {fr.  ^'dw  '"  i<li!ire)  a  feast, 
entertainment ;  good  cheer,  dain- 
tier. 


AAK 

Aa't,  -tio(,  li,   (fr.  samc^  a  light, 

torch,  taper  ;    a  ^xht,  oa/ttr. 

Aataai,  1  a.  inf.  act,  —  ^ai(rii/ici'0>i 

1  a.  par.  iiiiJ.  —  ^nlaii,  2  sin.    1 

a.  sub.  mid.  of  iaim  or  Jaiu. 

AuTrii,  a.  sill.  — AaTrdf,   a.   pi.  of 

f.ili. 
^airiiOcv,  (fr.  Salrij  Pod.  for  <Suif  a 
foasl)  /ri>wi  or    aflcr  the  feast, 
out  of  the  mtcrtainmcnt. 
Aatrpciiji,  f.  svcu),  (fr.  next)  to  cut 

up,  civve. 
^atrpdr,  (a.  sin.  of  next.  viz.  /tar<i) 
upnTotclij,  sevcruUy,  by  lur/is,  in 
sh  ires, 
Aairpbs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Jufw  to  dinde) 

a  took. 
^aiTvfim',    -di'Oi,    b,    (fr.  next)  a 
steward  or  president  of  a  feast ; 
a  cook;  carver ;   a  ffuest, 
AaiTvs,  •Cos,  '))  same  as  onfj. 
^atippiav,  -ovos,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  oui'j  bat- 
tie,     and    tpp))v    unasrstanling) 
wnrij  ill  Ji^ht,  sa!;acious  in  war, 
w.vlikc,  brave,  daring. 
^ai'j(9cti,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  (Jai'^o) 
Aaiu),  t.  ^aiaui,  and  ia'taiD,  p.  iedat- 
Ka,  lodiin-le,  part,  rend;  to  con 
sumc,  bum,  lay  waste,  depopu- 
Ude ;    to  kindle,  glow,  hurst    or 
break  out;    to   carve,  distribute, 
entertain,   feast;     to     celebrate, 
solemnize;   to  share,  partake  of 
a  feast,  eat;    to  impart,    teach, 
instruct,    inform,    acqutint ;    tu 
pirticipate,  acquire,  learn,  know. 
per.     mid.     liSija,     ppcr,     mid. 
chtfiytiv.     See  fiaiui. 
Adxap,  a  kind  of  cassia. 
AdKt,   Ion.  for  ihaxc,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  —  AaKcet  v.  Ion.  for  ia- 
Keii;  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  Sijkui,  obs. 
for  Saxvu). 
AaKidiJiiOs,  -ov,   b,  i),  (fr.  Sukvui  to 
gnaw,    and     ^vjxd;    the    mind) 
heart-rending,  oppressive,    over- 
whelming, distressing,  grievous, 
melanchuly, 
AaKvd^ii),    f.   -aau),    (fr.   next)    to 

bite,  snap,  catch  with  the  teeth. 
AdKvia,  f.  ^»/fu,  p.  SeSn^a,  (fr. 
oi'/Kta  obs.  to  bite,  whence  its 
tenses  are  derived)  to  bile,  gnaw, 
champ  ;  to  pinch,  sting  ;  to  gall, 
molest,  tease,  vex;  to  backbite, 
slanler ;  to  fight,  quarrel,  dis- 
puu.  1  a.  act.  iiv^ii.  2  a.  act. 
ind.  iiuKov'  inf.  SaKc7v.  2  f.  act. 
3a«(3.  per.  pass.  Siinyitai.  la. 
pass.  ind.  tci'ixdnv  par.  HnxOcif. 
2  a.  pass.  eodic>!v.  1  f.'  mid. 
iij^ojjai.  1  a.  mid,  c&rj^dpvv.  2 
a.  mid.  tiaKOfujv. 
AaK6vTo;,  iaKovarjs,  g.  sin.  par,  2 

a.  act.  of  last. 
ASko!,   -cos  -ov{,    ri,    Poet,    (fr, 
same)  a  bile,  properly  of  a  beast 
on  a  man  ;   a  sting ;    a  be'ist  or 
venomous  creature  ;    slander,  ca- 
lumny. 
AdKpu,  -voif    Adxpviia,  -aros,  and 
Adxpiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.   same)  a 
tear.   pi.  ddxpv',  for  Idicova. 
AaitpvQcts,    -laaa,    -tv,    {Cr.    last) 
weejAng,    in  tears;  tearful,  me- 
lancholy, 

LoKfiotv,  (ft.  last)  in  tecprs,  with]     name, 


AAM 

bursting  tears;    tadti/,    mourn- 
fully. 
AuKpvpo/ui  -a,  f.  -(/<r<ij,  (fr.  idxpv  a 
tear,  and  ^/ui  to  How)  to  weep, 
shed  tears. 
A<iKpv(rai,  1  a.  par.  act.  o(  SaKpvo). 
Adxpvai,    d.  — AaKpvmv,  g.  pi.   of 

iidKpv. 
AaKpv^ii^  -<3,  f.  -tvau,  (fr.  (5«Vpu 
a  tear,  and  ;^/u)  to  pour)  to  weep, 
pour  forth  or    shed  teurs.    par. 
pros.   iaKpuxi">i'- 
AaKpvui,  f.  -(icu),  p.  -vKa,  (fr.  same) 
to  weep,   lament    with  tears,  be- 
wail, deplore.    AaKpioiiat,  to  have 
tears  shed  on    one,   he  wet  with 
tears  ;  to  be  pitied,  comj/assioned. 
Aai:pvi!>&7]s,  -to;    -ovs,    b,    f/,     (fr. 
same)  like  tears ;  tearful;  tear- 
falling,  tender,  melancholy. 
AaKTi\ioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  aring, 

link,  mesh. 
AaKTvXoi,  -ov,  b,  a  ^finger,  toe  ;    a 

d'lctyl ;  a  date. 
AaKu,  2  f  act.  —  AaKuiv,  2  a.  par. 

act.  of  fdKvw. 
AaXuTo,  Dor.  and  Ion.  for  ct^ri\c7- 
To,    3  sin.   impf    ind.    mid.  — 
AaXijaaTo,  same  for  t&riXi'iaaTO, 
3  sin.   1  a.  mid.  of  iriXito. 
Ad\tos,  Dor.  for  AvXioj. 
AaXftai'ovOd,  indecl.  Dulmanutha, 

a  district  of  Judea. 
AaXiiaria,     -aj,     ^,     Dalmatia,    a 

country  on  the  Adriatic  sea. 
AuAilf,  and  JEo\.   AauXof,   -ov,  b, 
(fr.  Saiiti  to  burn)  a  light,  lamp  ; 
a  firebrand,  torch  ;  a  flash,  bright- 
ness. 
AaXof,    V.  Aa\c,  Dor.   for    AJjXoi 

and  AT,\c. 
Aau$,   3  sin.    cent.   pres.  ind.    of 

Oafidii). 
Aa/id^crai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass. 

of 
Aafid^u),    see   Sapdu).  pres.    par. 
pass.    Sa/ia^ontvo;.     per.   pass. 
dcidfiacpiai. 
AafiaTos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  Poet,  (or  Sa/taa- 
tIkos,  -)/,   -iv,  or  Saiid^uiv,    (fr. 
last)    taming,    subduing,    over- 
powering, overwhelming.    Subs. 
a  conqueror,  master. 
Aa^dXij,   Dor.  for  fidfiaXts. 
Aaita\r'ij3aTos,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  la/idXrj 
a    heifer,  and  ffalvo)   to  walk) 
frequented  or  resorted  to  by  cat- 
tle ;  grazed,  pastured. 
AajiaXi'iiioTOi,  -ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  same, 
and   ftdoKij)    to  feed)   grazed  or 
pastured  by  cattle. 
AojiaXa^ui,   Poet,   for  iajidl^d),  (fr. 
next)   AifiaXi^ofiai,   to  gambol, 
frolic  like  a  young  heifer. 
AdftaXis,  -toi,  Att.  -tuis,  I'l,  (fr.  6a- 
jidtji  to  tame)  a   Imfer,  young 
cow. 
Ad/jiap,  and  Adjiaps,  -apros,  ii,  (fr. 
same,  or  perhaps  for  ydnao,  fr. 
yd/ioi   marriage)   o  wife,  lady, 
dame. 
Aanap-'rtov,  -ov,  to,  a  Sicilian  coin, 
so  called  fr.  Aandpris,  the  wife  of' 
Gelo,  king  of  Syracuse. 
Adiianii,  -i'5oj,  I'l,  same  as  cdjiap. 
Also      Damaris,     a    woman's 


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Aaudaai,  1  a,  inf.  act,  —  A(£^a<rt, 
lun.  tor  cidftaae,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind. 
act. — Adfiaaot;  I  a.  impr.  act. 
—  Adftitaaa,  Aniitiaauro,  and 
Aafiiiaadjitvos,  Ion.  and  Pod. 
for  eidftaoa,  I  a.  net.  t(\i;i«'iriiro, 
3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  and  i)  i^iu- 
odncvos,  1  a.  pr.r.  mid.  of  <5u- 
/ia'uj. 
Aa)ida!iuv,  D.)r.  for  i^u/jd^fii/,  pres. 

inf.   act.  of  (5a/<u'.^ui. 
AupiaaiiipoTos,  -ov,  b,  ii,  (fr.  {i.Tjidu 
to  lame,  and  liporii  niorta!)  the 
tamer  or  subduer  of  mortals,  vic- 
torious. 
Aafiaaitppuiv,  -ovof,  6,  i'/,  (fr.  same, 
and  (bpfiv  the  undorslaiidiiig)  the 
tamer  of  the  mind,  the  subduer  of 
the  will. 
AafKiak-As,   -ov,   i;,     Damascus,   a 

city  in  Syria, 
Aa/ii(r«r»/iij,  -i),    -bv,    (fr.  last)  of 
Damascus.     Hence  come  darn- 
son  and  damask. 
Aaftaaiiviov,  -ov,  rd,   (perhaps  fr. 

same)  a  certain  herb. 
Aafiarnp,  Djr.  for  Atjftrjrijp. 
Aofidj),  -a,   and   Aajid^ui,  f.  -aaoi, 
p.  -i:Ka,  to  break,  tame;  to  van- 
quish, overcome;   to  afflict,  bring 
down,  prostrate,  overthrow,  over- 
whelm ;  to  kill,  slay.     Aaiido/iai 
-iaaat,  to  be  conquered ;  to  sub- 
mit, yield,  ohey.  2  a.  act.  i!ia- 
jxov.     2  f.  ind.  act.  ^d^H.    2  p 
pass.  ind.  cSd/iTjv,  3  pi.  didjitjaav 
Poet  and  Bceot.  Sdftcv'  opt.  <ia- 
fieiriv'    inf.    iapTivm,    and    Djr. 
iafi^Htvai'    par.    6apti{,   in  du. 
idftcvTC. 
Aapvaljiav,    Dor.    for    Sajivatfiiiv, 
pres.  opt.   pass.  —  A<</<i'>?u-(,   3 
sin.  pres.   ind.  act.  of  id^ivtjfAi, 
same  as  last. 
Aaptvdii),  -a,  f.  ijau),  and 
Adiivtjji',  for  Ad/iv;?^!,  (fr.  Xaftvuu) 

same  as  Saiidu. 
AujxoiTas,  -a,  b,  Dor.  for  Artiiolrijs, 
-ov,  b,  Damretus,  a  man's  name. 
Aa/jos,  -w,  b,  Dor.  for  fiftjios. 
Aajidras  and  Aafidrrjs,  Dor.  for  S>]- 

pdrns. 
Aoftiris   -iSos,  &,    Dor.    for  irj^u- 

ris. 
Adjiwv,  -ovoi,  b,  Damon,  a  man's 

name. 
AaituxjiificOa,  Dor.  for  dtiixaaiificOa, 
1  pi.    1  a.   sub.  mid.  of  itjfiuo- 
fjiai. 
Aiiv,  same  as  Zuv  or  Zt'iv. 
Aivdas,  g.  Dor.  of 
Aavntj,    -rji,   >'i,    «   ^"'"'^  of  laurel. 

Also  Danrie,  a  woman's  name. 
Aavn'ihai,  -uiv,   a'l,   the  daughters 

of  Advaos. 
Aavnicm,   -ov,  b,  n,  a  descendant 

of  Aavabs,  an  Argive. 
Aavaxn,    -/;?,  i/,   a  barbaric  coin; 

Charon's  fare. 
Aavnbs,  -ov,  b,  Danaus,  a  king  of 

Argos. 
Aavci^cTc,  2  pi.  pres.  impr.  act. 
—  Aavti^tjTC,  2  pi.  pres.  sub. 
act.  —  AnvtH^ovci,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act. — Aavtiaaadai,  1  a  inf. 
mid.  of 
Aavcilui,  f.oavdco),  and  Att.iawiw, 


AAP 

p.  otSdvtiKa,  {fr.  ^avot  a  loan)  lo 
lend;  lo  pra:iise  usury ^  lend  at 
interest;  lo  extjrt.  ^aicl^o/iat, 
to  borr.iw ;  submit  to  usury,  6i 
oppressed  by  usury.  1  a.  act. 
fidvttaa.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  tiavcL 
odfirji: 
idicov,  -ou,  rd,  (fr.  same)  interest, 

usury  ;   a  ban  ;  a  debt. 
Advetoua,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  Saici^u)  to 
It'll  I)  money  lent  or  borrowed  on 
usury;    usury,    extortion;     in- 
tTiSt,  recompense, 
ikavtia/id;,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  sanie)  usury; 

a  borrowing,  to  in. 
^avttarfu,   -ot;  b,    (fr.    same)    a 
usurer,  money-broker ;  a  lender, 
creditor, 
iaii))A,   Heb.  indecl.  the  prophet 

D  inicl, 
^dvoi,  -to;  -ouf,  rd,  a  gift,  present ; 
a   loan,    debt;     a    liglU,    torch, 
braml. 
&aiiu  -h,  -iv,  (fr.  6ci(j}  to  burn) 
dry,  parclied,  arid ;    subs,  wood 
.fit  for  torches  ;  a  link,  brand. 
Aara^Ji',  pres.  inf.  act.  of 
^aTavdiii  -a,  f.  -^ff(i>,  p.  SccandvnKa, 
(fr.  5a'Trru)  to  devour)  to  defray, 
expend,  lay  out,  pay  a  share ;  to 
consume,    spend,   waste,    lavish, 
squander.      I  a.  act.  ind.  ciaTrd- 
vijaii'   impr.  ia-advrtaov  opt.  ia- 
irav'iaatfif  sub.  Sairavi'icw,  3  pi. 

^anavn,  -'/s,  i),  (fr.  last)  cost,  ex- 
pense, charge ;  costliness,  waste- 
fulness. 

£iaTtavr]OlU,  -cTffa,  -it',  1  a.  par. 
pass,  of  same. 

AairdvTiiia,  -aro;,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
la'/ing  out,  cxpauliture,  cost, 
charge. 

iiO-rravTinif,  -it,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  ex- 
pensive, costly,  prodigal,  u^aslc- 
ful. 

Adxavoi,  -ou,  4,  /;,  (fr.  same)  waste- 
ful, fxpmswe,extravaeant;  subs. 
a  prodigal,  spendthrift. 

AdTTi^ov,  -01/,  rd,  (fr.  Id  intens. 
and  ff/i'ov  the  ground)  a  fionr, 
pavement;  the  bottom,  ground, 
soil, 

ArfTru,  f.  -ipiA),  p.  -<pa,  (perhaps 
fr.  iaiia  to  divide)  to  devour,  cat 
up;  lo  rend,  tear,  mangle;  lo 
wound. 

^aolavtaiav,  ^ol.  for  AapSaviiav, 
g.^  pi.  of  Aapidviof, 

Aap'^nvliuo,  Ion.  for  AapSavloov, 
p.  of 

Aan^avliiif,  -ov,  b,  (palron.  fr. 
liifp^avof)  Priam,  the  son  of 
D.crdanta, 

AnpUtinf,  -w,  J,  /,,  (fr.  next)  a 
de^'-cndaitt  of  Dtrdanu* ;  a 
Difrdanirin,  Trojan. 

^dofntoi,  -ov,  b,  Dardamis,  the 

founder  of  Trov. 
Aao'airro),    f.    '^u,  intensive  fo.' 

r.iiTTij). 
^uo'iKof,  -01',  6,  1  i^nlden  coin  of 
Persia,  no  callrd  fmrn  Arfotiof, 
one  of  their  kinwc,  worth  twen- 
ty Attic  dra<-hni<i,  or  the  thir- 
tieth port  of  a  talent  ;  a  dti-\ 
rie. 


A  A  2 

iiapdos,  -ov,  b,  Darius,  a  Persian 
kmg. 

Saprjs,  -ijroj,  5,  Dares,  a  man's 
liame. 

Sap'conat,  -fl,  -crai,  in  2  pi.  Sap^- 
C£(x9c,  3  pi.  iapfiaovrai,  2f.  pass, 
of  iipu). 

iop9ai'io,  1  f.  mid.  SapBqcOfiai,  p. 
act.  ItidpdiiKa,  to  steep,  fall  or 
go  asleep,  rest.  par.  per.  Seiap- 
OrjKiii.  2  a.  act.  ind.  toaodov,  l)y 
Metath.  iSpaOov  inf.  Sap9c7v 
par.  ^apCtDi'.  '2f.  ^ap6u»,  by  Me- 
tath. Spudd,  the  tenses  are  bor- 
rowed trom 

Sapdcio  -iD,  (fr.  J/p^a  or  iipa;  a 
skin)  to  sleep  or  lie  upon  skins. 

Aapiv  and  Adpds,  Dor.  for  Sripbv 
and  di/poi. 

Aaprbi,  and  by  IMetath.  Aparos, 
->),  -ov,  (fr.  6ipu)  to  flay)  exco- 
riated,jlayed  ;  scourged, flogged  ; 
subs,  the  bag  which  contains  the 
testicles. 

Aifi,  -ai^b;,  )),  cont.  for  Sat;, 

Ad<rai'ro,  Ion.  for  c^daavro,  3  pi.  1 
a.  mid.  —  Aaaalficda,  1  pi.  1  a. 
opt.  mid.  —  Adanadai,  1  a.  inf. 
mi:l.  —  AaddoKCTc,  Poet,  and 
Ion.  for  cSdaaro,  3  sin.  1  a.  mid. 
—  Aaaiirai,  Dor.  for  idairai, 
1  f.  mid.  of  id^w. 

Adcai,  Djr.  for  Sijaai,  1  a.  par. 
act.  of  iiu). 

AaadaKCTo,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  tid- 
aiiTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
fd^d),  same  as  Salm. 

Aacc7a,  -as,  '';>  (fem.  c.'"  vaavs 
rough)  a  mark  of  aspiration  ('). 


Aaci(jis,  (fr.  same)  harshly,  rough 

ly  ;  with  aspiration. 
Aao'/tiXXof,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr. 
next)  a  Jish  that  lives  in  the 
mud. 
AdoKiof,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  id  intens. 
and  oKla  a  shade,  or  by  Sync, 
for  iaa<rvaKioi,  fr.  iacriif  thick, 
and  same)  shady,  umbrageous, 
yielding  shade. 

Aauao\oyiii)  -u),  f.  -n'jaij),  p.  -riKa, 
(fr.  iacjibi  tribute,  and  \iyu>  to 
collect)  to  levy,  raise  tribute, 
collect  taxes.  AacfioXoyiuixat 
-ovfiai,  to  be  taxed,  pay  tribulr. 

Aaajio\oyia,  -ay,  i/,  (fr.  same)  the 
collection  of  tribute. 

Aaaito\6yoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
collector  of  tritmle,  tai-'rathrrer. 

Aaafibf,  -o",  A,  (fr.  ^a'^oi  to  divide) 
a  division,  sharing ;  a  portion, 
share,  lot;  a  proportion,  rate; 
a  tribute,  lax. 

AaoiioiJApm,  -or,  b,  fj,  (fr.  last,  and 
0/oa)  lo  briiii;)  a  trdmtary,  sti- 
pendiftry  ;  pnyiii  (^  t'lx  or  diiti/. 

Adaoi,  -co;  -ouf ,  rd,  (fr.  ^aai't  thick) 
a  thir.krt,  wood,  uiultrwood. 

AaanXlji,  -/)rof,  and  AaazXifTis, 
-(o(,  AtU  -iiu(,  b,  fl,  (fr.  Sili  a  fire- 
brand, and  TrX^iirn'o  lo  iilrikc) 
striking  with  a  brand,  smiting 
i/.'fV'i  a  torch,  trrri'dr,  Jiercr,  fu- 
rious, drra/lful.  Or,  (fr.  fd  in- 
Icnii.  and  :r,\if;#i  to  fill)  replete 
with  niisforlutir,  l>rimful  nf  vo, 
Tnisrrnhlr,  vrrtrlirit.  Or,  (fr. 
c'i{  ill,  and  ^r\,i?:o  to  appnjacli) 
(>3f) 


AA& 

difficult  of  access,  dangerous  to 
approach,  hazardous,  ptrilous. 
AdcaavTo,  Adojacdai,  and  Aaaad  ■ 
nevog,  Ion.   and    Poet,   for  tlu- 
aavTo,  3  pi.   1  a.  mid.   ind.  id 
oaaQai,  inf.  and  Saadnivo;,  par. 
of  Ja'^u. 
AacvKCpKo;,  -ov,    b,   ij,    (fr.    lacii 
shaggy,  and  i;ipKOi  a  tail)  long- 
tailed,  hairy-tailed. 
Aaavvu).    f.    -Biai,    (fr.   same)   to 
thicken,   set  thick    or    close ;   to 
cover  with  hair,  make  hairy ;  lo 
aspirate,  pronounce  rougldy. 
Aacv-zovi,  -o^os,  b,  (Ir.  same,  and 
jToDf  the  foot)  hairy-foot;  arab 
bit  or  coney  ;  a  hare. 
Aatrvs, -cia,  -v,  thick,  close,  hairy  ; 
rough,  prirkly,  shaggy ;  closely 
sJ,  planted  or  grown;  aspirated, 
pronounced  roughly. 
Aaai'cTcpvo;,  -ov,  b, ,;,  (fr.  last,  and 
crtpvov  the  breast)  with  a  hairy 
breast;  strong,  atldclic. 
AaavTiis,  -r/Tos,  i),  (fr.  same)  thick- 
ness, closeness ;  hairiness,  shag- 
giness,  roughyiess ;  aspiration  or 
rough  pronunciation. 
AaTio/iat  -ui'nai,{.-)'iaofiai,  p.-tiftni, 
(fr.   6a:ti)    lo  divide)    to  dicide, 
share,  allot,  apportion,  distribute  ; 
to  consume,  waste,  spend  ;  to  cat 
up,  devour.      AariaaOai    for  oa- 
rkaOai,  pres.    inf    mid. — Aa- 
riovTo,  Ion.  for  cbariavro,  3  pi. 
inipf.  ind.  —  AarcPi  ro,  Dor.  for 
eoarovvTO,  same  cont.  —  Aarao- 
fjLtda,  1  pi.  pros.  sub.  mid. 
AaT>ipioi,-ov,  6,  (fr.  iaiui  to  divide) 

a  distributer,  divider. 
Adrts,  -tSo;,  b,  Dalis,  a  Persian 

governor. 
AaTiaijii,-ov,b,  (fr.  last)  a  parisi- 
tical  imitation  of  Dalis,  a  Per- 
sian nobleman  ;  particularly  of 
his  corrupt  manner  of  speaking 
Greek  ;  a  solecism,  barbarism. 
Aarvaau),  (fr.  Salui  to  entertain)  to 

gormandize,  gluttonize,  devour. 
AuvKof,  -ov,  b,  fl,  bold,  confident, 

daring,  resolute. 
AduKOi,  -ov,  fl,  and  AaPKov,  -ov,  rd, 

an  herb  growing  in  Crete. 
AuitXOi;,  -ri,  -dv,  (fr.  Sd  intens.  and 
!JA);  a  wood)  thirk,  close,  impcr- 
viiius;  dark,  eniumntiral. 
Aaitifa7oi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)-  an  epi- 
thet of  Apollo. 
Ad^vii,   -';»■»   fh  the  laurel  or  hay 
tree.     Also  Daphixi,  a  woman's 
name. 
AiiipV};n<:  -i};,  -I'icaaa  -Sjnray-.'n'  -i)v, 
(fr.  Inst)  laurel, of  or  like  laurel 
or  hay. 
Aa(iivniliiiyo{,  -ov,  b,  11,  (fr.   Rime, 
and  ipdyii)  lo  feed)  an  epithet  of 
pootn;   living  on  laurel;  delipht- 
tng  in  laurel;  inspired,  enrap- 
tured, uvapt. 
Aaipvijip-'pdd  -Co,  f.  -I'lmo,  {It.  same, 
and  (p(p0  to  carry)  lo  bear  Inu- 
rrl,  he  crowned  with  laurel,  gain 
the  prize. 
Aaipvn'p'ipaf,  -ov,  b,  (';,  (fr.  samc^ 
laitrrllfd,    crw'ird    with    laurel, 
carrying  laurel  hranrhrs, 
Aa<livtuKis,  Au(pi'f>;&s  and  Aaipvtibt, 


-i),  -ov,  (fr.   same)  lnurel,  of  or 
likt  iaunl  or  tniy ;  auorncA  v  itii 
laurel. 
Saifiotiioi,  •oil,  £, I/,  and  ^iitpoiii(, 
-i),  -iv,  (fr.  (Vi  irilt'iis.  and  ^<ii'u$ 
gore)  bloolxliii.ud,  fiori/  ;  ttlool- 
Viint^i ;  re<l,  riiditi/  ;  rcil-streak- 
•  ff/,  sp.rkt^d  wilU  rtd. 
Aa>^(,\jm,  -aj,  i),  (fr.  t^ui|iXi)f  abuii- 
duiil) />/t.'i<y,  lilmndance;  riclux, 
wialth ;      splendour,     graiuk-ur, 
pomp  ;     tiocnitUy,    munijiccncr, 
oouiiVi. 
AadiXcvio,  f.  -cvajj,  (tV.  same)  to 
funiisli,  provide,  siipplj/  ;    to  bt 
lihrr(d,   btstow,    enrich.     Aaipi- 
Xivoftat,  to  be  Jidh/ provided ;  la 
ahjund,  have  in  plenty  ;  to  em- 
ploy one^s  self,  be  aiunous,  Itusy 
about. 
Aai|iXi);,  -ioi  -oPs,   5,  i;,  plaitiful, 
(ilmndant,  rich,  wealthy ;  splen- 
did, costly,  stately  ;  liberal,  free, 
bouritifut. 
Aai|'i,\u)5  and  Aax^iXiui,  (fr.  last) 
ttbuiutaritly,  pi  ntifiiUy  ;     splen- 
didly ;  liherally,  bouiiiifully. 
Adwfiti',  1  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act.  ofcViw. 
But  A«i5;i£v,   1  pi.   of  2  a.  sub. 
pass,  of  same,   or    1   pi.    pres. 
sub.  cont.  of  6ai(j>. 
Af ,    but,  for,  and,  truly,  indeed ; 
yet,    however,    neverthdiss,    not- 
wiih't  iiuUng  ;    thai,    therefore  ; 
artainly,  surely,  verily ;    more- 
over, furthermore,  beside  ;  fur- 
sjnih  ;  nai;,  but,  pray,  pray  noiv. 
As   an  enclitic    it   is  intensive, 
and  sometimes  signifies   to,  lO' 
wards, 
^iarat  for  Iciiarai,  Ion.  for  Siiev- 

Tat,  3  pi.  per.  pass,  of  ^fo. 
Afy/jfvof,  .^ol.  for  ieoeyiiivos,  par. 
per.   pass,   of  Si)(^ofiai.     Or   for 
icX^IJiet/os,    par.  pres.   pass,  of 
same. 
Aifaa,  per.  mid.  and  AeiaCis,  par. 

and 
^ciaTiKa,  per.  act.  —  AcSai'iaw,  1  f. 
act.  —  Addniiat,  per.  pass,  and 
icitttifilpoi,  par.  otiaiia  OT  Sdr/^t, 
same  as  iul^. 
AtSntuTnt  and   Aiialaro,    Ion.    for 
liHuivTai,  3  pi.  per.  and  t^iSaiv- 
ro,  3  pi.   pper.  pass,  of  i5u('u). 
Atiaiy/if'ios,     par.    per.  pass,   of 

fai^u). 
^c^riiinafini,  -aat,  -oral,  per.  pass. 

of  i5u/j«'yj. 
Actual',  Poet,  for  iSaov,  2  a.  act.  of 

ialiD  or  iatui. 
Aioapxa,  per.  act.  —  AiSappai,  per. 

pass,  of  of'oii). 
&t?aiTiiOt,-tj'ii,-aTnt,  per.  pass,  of 

td^w,  same  as  iaiui. 
Aihyfiai,  -Cm,  -Krai,  per.  pass,  of 

!:i  ■)(_■>  jiai. 

Atfinftai,  per.  pajK.  ofi'/w  or  Siouat. 

Al^ihvaficv,  Ion.  (or  ^ilirvnitev,  1  pi. 

pres.   \nd.'  of  htTTvriiJt,  or  1  pi. 

per.  rnid.  of  frtzvfui. 

Aduani,  Ion.  for  c £7(70 1,  1   a.   inf. 

act.  of  ficif'ii). 
Alf'tix",  and  Ion.  Aioi^a,  per.  act. 

Ai/rKnTu)Kc, a.cl.  Ac&tKdTu)Tni,pa3a. 
Saia,  per.  ind.  of  Jcxarvw. 


AEA 

A/Arcrai,  3  sin.   per.  pass.  —  A/- 

ittKTo,  for  cfiicKTo,  '.4  sin.  pper. 

piLss.  of  (Vyo/iui. 
AtiWiis",  par.  per.  act.  —  Ati^t/iai, 

-aai,    -Tut,    and     SiiicaOai,    inf. 

Aci^c^/i'Os,->),-oi',  par.  per.  pass. 

of  iiu). 
SMfitiKa,  and  by   Sync.  iii^fttiKa, 

per.  act.  of  Sijiui. 
Stitiiiiv,  Aiiiro,  A»&iro.  Ion.   for 

ciciifitit',    1   sin.   fi^fdcro,  3  sin. 

and  tUlbovTo,  3  pi.   pper.  jjass. 

of  iiui. 
Atiii^ojiiH,  -i;,    -CT'K,  ppfut. — Af- 

&tio,  per.  nnpr.  |>uss.  ol  {.(-j^ojuu 
St^f^aTai,  A£(5f';y;uTo,  Ion.  for    <V 

hyfiivot  fiffi,  i>  pi.   per.  and  if- 

fcvfiii'oi  )i(Tav,  3  pi.  |iper.  pass 

of  ii^ofmi. 


A/(\r;"i  -iif,  -t,  per.  mid Ac(^j)£i>', 

Ion.  for  cicifjciv,  pper.  mid.  of 
iiilui. 

A{'<3j;)'/ia(,  -^ai,  -ktoi,  per.  pass,  of 

Adi'iXwKu,  per.  act.  in  1  pi.  Ae^j;- 

XuKa^ti',  of  {^ijXuuJ. 
Afi577;i(Oi)py;;^u(,    -aai,    -rat,     per. 

pass.      Acini'tovpyiiiJih'oi,     par. 

per.   pass,  of  itjftiovpyiu). 
Ait^ijadt,  same  as  ic&Tiijlvoi  ch/rc, 

2  |)1.  per.  opt.  pass AiS^aofiai, 

ppful.  of  iiw. 
Afc!»;i^a,  per.  act.  of  ^aViw. 
A£(5/yu)/.iai,    ind.    and    AcSjiwixivoi, 

par.  per.  pass,  of  ^^7010. 
Af^i'  for    ^ic\ta,  in  1   pi.   idiantv, 

per.  ind.  mid.  of  hiiia. 
Aihhiiynivoi,   par.    per.  pass,  of 

ii^dcKu). 
Ae&ivKdvrjKa,  per.  ind.  act.  of  iia- 

Ac^ii'lTtiKa  for  ititalrtiKa,  per.  ind. 

act.  of  i5ia(Ta'a). 
A^i^i^ei,  and  Pcet.     A£fi5i0i,  pres. 

impr.  of  ^iitixi,  same   as  Sdfoi. 
Atf,iKalu)fxat,  -aai,-Tai,  ind. — A£- 

iiKuwinh'os,  par.  per.   pass,  of 

SiKatdiii. 
Aict^uv.  Aifi'lTc,  1  and  2  pi.  pres. 

ind.  ofmtfii,  same  as  iei^u-  or 

by   Sync,    for   iiHn^iv,   iciiarc, 

1  and  2  pi.  per.  mid.  of  Iclfw. 
Aihiii,  obs.  (fr.  ^ico  to  fear)  same 

as  6ciiu). 
Aihirrta  or  -oaw,  and  AuiirTtii  or 

-(7(70),     also     At^iTTOfiat,    &c.     f. 

-I'fw,  p.  -lyn,  (fr.  ^fi't^u)  to  fear)  to 
affright,  frishte.n,  terrify,  scare ; 
to  fear,    dread,    apprehend ;    to 
tremble,  quake,  shudder. 
Achiayftivoi, -ny-ov,  par.  per.  pass 

of   itdlKU). 

AthC Krifiai,  -irai,-Tai,  for  iiwKrjpai, 

per.  pass,  of  i^ioiKfo). 
Ai^fiavO',  Dor.  for  ii^itrivTai,  3  pi. 

per.  pass,  of  ri'ijui. 
Ac'it'':aTo,  Ion.    for  £i5£("/^j;i'T0,  3  pi. 

pper.  pass. — At^ji- utaOa,   Ion. 

and  .^ol.   for  Ztbcftt-imOd,  1  pi. 

per.  pass.  —  Ac^jJii'acirdat  for  6t- 

f>(.firai(!Qin,  ppf'it.  inf.  pass,  of 

bifiui  or  budtj),  for  6it)idiji  ;  or  of 

fiffnc,  to  build. 
It^lJVKa,  Ai^iirijiat,  by   Sync,    for 

ic^ijjriKn,  per.  act.  and  idiiitiftat, 

per.  pass,  of  itfiu), 
AiiuTjuai,  by  Sync,  for  itiiuvfai, 
(132) 


per.  pass — Af(V';/'/''Ofi  by  Sync, 
for  hicfiijufvoi,  pur.  per.  i)ass.  — 
Aifiiiii)tt)f,  in  3  sin.  A^ijro,  by 
Sync,  und  Ion.  for  ifidijii^^tjv, 
ill  3  sin.  t^t/i/fii/ro,  p|ier.  pass, 
ot  <5j(ni)  or  (^^Kiw  for  iuuuu>. 
Aiiayfiat,  -fui,-Krui,  per.  pass,  of 

Ai^oiyfity  for  fiifiOlKa^uv  —  Ai^oIku- 

ftcs,   Uor.  for  same,  1  pi.  of  il- 

iotKit,  by    Ap().s.     ilioiK,    per. 

mid.   of  idHu. 

Ac^oIku),    per.   sub.  mid.  of  Setita, 

used  Poet,  for  same. 
AcidKrifiat,  ptr.  pass,  and  AifioKr;- 

fhui,  par.  per.  pass,  of  (^ok/io. 
At&6Kt)Tat   or  filhoKTai,  3  sin.  per. 

pass,  of  t^oKtui. 
AcioKlfiaaitat,  in    1    pi.    At&oKifida- 
ftcOu,  ptr.  [lass.  —  At^oKiftaoui- 
voi,  par.  per.  pass,  of  ioKifid^ui. 
At^OKijxaujiivhii,  (fr.  last)  us  might 
be  expected,  according  to  expecta- 
tion. 
AihoKTui,  3  sin.  per.  pass,  of  io- 

kIui. 
Acionivos,  -tj,  -ov,   par.  per.  pass. 
—  Af'iWrai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass, 
of  SlSuiiti. 
Aciovdro,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  eiefd- 
vriTo,  3  sin.  pper.  pass,  of  iovioi. 
AcSo^aoiiiu,  -cai,    -rui,   ind.     Ae- 
i^o^ac^h'os,  -1),   -ov,    par.   per. 
pass,   of  So^d^u). 
AiSopKa,     per.    mid.  —  AcSopKuis, 

par.  per.  mid.  of  ifpKw. 
AiSopKe,  3  sin.  per.  mid.  of  icpKu, 
used  impersonally.     //  appears, 
it  seems,  it  is  clear  or  evident. 
AiSoTat,  3  sin.   per.  pass,  of  llSia- 

AtiovXn'Ka,   1  pi.  -\ciKaptv,   per. 

act.  of  SovXci'io. 
Ac&ov\tj)ftai,  -aat,  -rat,  ind.  —  At- 

^oi'Aio^f'i'of,  -Tj,  -ov,    par.   per. 

pass,  of  Sov\6u>. 
At^ouTTwf,  -1)70,  -Of,  par.  per.  mid. 

of  ioviriij). 
AiipaKa,  per.  act.  —  At^paifUf,  par. 

per.  act.  —  Aiipafiat,  per.  pass. 

—  AiSpaiiivog,  par.  per.  pass,  of 

ipdti). 
AcbpdftT^Ka,    per.     act AeSpojia, 

per.  mid.  of  rp/p^w. 
Aibparat,  by  Metath.  for  iiXaorat, 

3  sin.  per.  pass,  of  i/pu. 
AibpoKa,  by  Metath.  for  ilSopKu, 

per.  act.  of  iipKij>. 
Atipoawnhof,  par.   per.  pass,  of 

Spoaiu). 
AifvKa,  per.    act. — AcbvKei,  Ion. 

for  tie&iKci,  3  sin.  pper.  act.  of 

iovtii. 
AtbjVKii),  Poet,  for  Svvii)    to  enter, 

•vvhich  see. 
Aebvvrifiat,  per.  pass,  of  ivvajiat. 
AtivcTv^r/Ka,  per.   act.    of  ivarv 

AiotiiKa,  -ac,  -£,  or  -cv,  3  pi.  -Kaai, 
per.  ind.  act.  —  Atio'iKft,  and 
AcCiiKCtaav,  Alt.  for  cbibuiKci,  3 
sin.  and  -Kctaav,  3  pi.  pper.  ind. 
act.  of  fiibuifit. 

AcboiprjTni,  3  Sin.  per.  pass A£- 

f>oon\iivoi,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass, 
of  hhiphfiai. 

AitXos,  Poet,  for  i}j\os. 


AEI 


AEI 


Aft;,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  —  ^irjaav, 
I  a.  par.  neut.  —  ^ti^au,  1  f. 
ind.  — Aiqffav,  1  f.  par.  neut.  of 
Set 


ci'ii)  obs.)  ;  inf.  Stit7a6ai,  and  bv 
Aphsr.  iuadui.  (asif  fr.  iiojiat) 
1  f.  mid.  Seiaofiai.  I  a.  mid.  ind. 
icuaifiiv  sub.  fciaiiifim.  per. 
At;;,  :2sin.  pres.  md.  or  sub.  .it^-i  mid.  ^t^oi/ca.  and  Poet.  i£i<5o(Ka, 
dnrifiai  p\.  Aei/Svtc,  1  a.  impr.       instead  of  Sicoi^a,   for  sound's 


pass,  —  Acijaitfiat,  1   f.  mid.  of 

iiouai. 
^iji,  i  sin.  pres.  sub.  —  Mlv,  pres, 

mf.  of  ill,  impers. 
Acrjaii,    -acts,   -utai,   •at[i>i,  -aiv, 

cases  of 
Aiiaii,  -105,  Att.  -JUS,  I/,  (,fr.  iiojiai 

to  entreat)    deprecaiion,   prayer 

ag.titiit    ecils  i      or    /or    go</rf, 

suppliciiim,     entreaty ;      want, 

need. 
^tnT<Kdg,-n,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  sup- 

p'icatory,  suppitaiU,  entreating; 

humble,  prostrate. 
A£7,  f.  icijaei,  p.  hiirtKt,  (impers. 

fr,   iiiji  to   bind)   there  is   need, 

necessity  or  want,  it  is  needful, 

it  ought,  it  becotrxes,  it  behoves. 

pres.    sub,  Itirf    inf.  iiiv    par. 

6iov.  impl'.  £^£1.   1  a.   tiirtai. 
^tlyna,  -aroi,  ri,    (fr.  htKVVfii  to 


sake ;    also   cs^eia,   iiita,    and 
Poet.  SeiSia,  (fr.  ^(u  obs.)    per 
inf.   Seoiivaf    par.    dc^iuf,    and 
Foot.  6ct6iu)s.  pper.  mid.  ctdoi- 
Kctv,  toE^i'tir,  and  Poet,  foti^itiv 

iit(£Aifu)-u>,  f.  -ricw,  (fr.  (5£(Xi;  even 
ing)  t')  sleep  \ii  the  afternoon,  nap; 
to  dine  or  sup  ;  to  tarry,  stay  late. 
1  a.  par.  act.  hit\u'ittai. 

AfuXads,  -^,-di',  Poet,  for  £c(X(i'd;, 
(fr.  same)  afternoon,  evening, 
late. 

\tu\oi;  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a  col- 
lation, repast;  supper;  evening, 
twilight. 

Sds\o;,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  same)  in  the 
evening  or  afternoon,  late. 

A£iK(jvuf(7icu,  Poet.  impf.  Ion,  Set- 
KavdtGKov,  same  as 

^ctKavdu)  -u),  to  shov>,  point  out,  sig- 
nify, express.  AtiKavdoitai  -Huai, 


shjw)  an  example,  specimen  ;   a       to  receive,  entertain  ;   to  drink  to, 


pattern,  model ;  a  copy,  draught, 
pl.tn;  a  warning,  lesson. 

AfiyfioTi'^u),  f.  -lain,  p.  SccciyiidTi- 
Kii,  (fr.  last)  to  make  an  exam- 
ple of;  to  shno  publicly,  expose, 
m-t'ie  a  show  of,  exhibit.  1  a,  act. 
cSciyitdTiaj. 

^likKr'  or  ^ciSckto,  Ion.  and  Poet, 
fjr  c^cScKTo,  'i  sin.  pper,  pass.  — 
Au'ic,^:^a<,  same  for  ieSe)(^dat, 
per.  mf,  pass.  —  ActSix^drai, 
anJ  ^ii(i()(aTo,  same  for  SeSty- 
Itivoi  tta'i,  3  pi,  per.  p  iss.  and 
ithzyjiivot  riajLV,  3  pi.  pper,  pass. 
of  Siyofiai, 

^ciinit'^i',  -ovo{,  b,  fi,  (fr,  StlSui  to 
fear)  feirful,  timid,  cowardly, 
diMirdly,  base,  mean. 

^Mti,  Poet,  for  SiSta,  per,  mid. 
of  ifiiia. 

Ad  j<^u),  (fr.  itliia  to  fear)  same  as 

ScSiTTia. 

Atindi,  J^itiVlftcv,  Poet,  for  SiSiOi, 
pres.  impr.  anJ  SiStjtcv,  1  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  SiSifii. 

^(ij(((rii,  3  sin,  1  f,  mid.  of  Sti- 
Siaaoji  II. 

^tihiirtf,  n,  nl.  mas.  of  StiStiif, 
Poet,  for  Suiuii,  par.  per.  mid. 
of  hdSia. 

6kUhiaKu>,  or  -o/iai,  and  ^tSiaxo- 
liat,  (fr.  itlSd)  to  fear)  to  fear, 
lire  1 1,  ftpprehi^nd  ;  to  recdv 
hoipitM  I,  cntTtain;  to  minis- 
luT  In,  yif.ll,  nfT'ird. 

^ihiaa-niai,  or  -IrTufiai,  Poet,  for 
SuiifTjt,  whicK  «ee, 

Ati'^JKi,  Poet,  for  SiSoiKa,  per. 
mil.  of 

^ti^ui,  f,  itlait),  p.  SlitiKaf  to  fear, 
dreai,  apprehend ;  to  tremble, 
quike,  ptit;  tj  rrtpert,  rcutre. 
firm.  ml.  I  an  I  2  pi.  Sicijuv, 
llhiTty  an  1  P.j-t.  Stl^mm,  SciMrf 
aisT  pre*,  rnor,  H^iOi,  ind  Poet, 
S(i^iOi,(fr.  i^/(((;ii  ol)^.)  i'np;'.  ind, 
WioK,  (fr.  Sill)  obs. )  1  a.  net.  ind. 
iSiia  I,  nnJ  Poet,  f^ciaa'  inf.  iti- 
tai.  pres.  pass.  sub.  SUfiai,  (fr. 


pledge,  impf.  act.  tStiKdvaov  -mv 
pass.   cStiKava6ji>]v  -w^itiv 
^UKdvouivTo,  Poet,    and   Ion.   for 
ibtiKavUvTo,  3  pi.  impf,  act,  of 
last, 
.iciicvii,  by  Apoc,  for  i^tiKwai,  3 
sin.   pres.  or  for  St'iKniOi,  pres. 
impr.  or  Ion.  for  iSunv,  3  sin, 
impf,  of  SdKvv)ii. 

Aeiki  ii£i5,  -til  2  and  3  sin,  pres. 
ind.  —  A£i<ci'i''£(v,  pres.  inf.  act. 
—  MiKvviiTOi,  g.  sui.  par.  pres. 
act.  ol  biiKviu). 

iitiKvifiivoi,  par.  pres.  mid.  of  last, 
or  Ion.  for  Sf)(vvfiivoi,  par.  pres, 
of  Si)(yv)iiiii,  same  as  Six,onat. 

^tlKvufti,  or  ^ciKvvu),  f.  iii^u),  p 
iiSciKa,  (fr.  ScUui  to  show,  obs 
but  its  tenses  are  borrowed  by 
this)  to  show,  eo(hibit,  cause  to 
be  seen  ;  to  teach,  declare,  an- 
nounce ;  to  prove,  demonstrate, 
evinc ;  to  point  out,  make  clear, 
manifest.  ^tUvvftai,  to  entfr- 
tain,  receive  lijspitably.  pres. 
act.  i:npr.  ScUvvOi'  inf.  htKvvvaf 
par.  SciKvvs,  in  jil.  itiKvuvTci.  1 
a.  act.  ind.  lSci(if  impr.  Su^ov 
sub.  Sil^u)-  inf  f'tifuc  pur.  Sii^uf. 
per.  pass.  Siiciyiiat.  1  a.  pass. 
cSti;(^Orjn'  par.  Sci^Oitf.  1  f.  pass. 
<5  i^O';ffo;i  ji.    Sou  Sil(ai(. 

ifiVri/s, -ou,  n,  (fr,  last)  one  irAo 
shoivi,  a  itecUtrer,  rclatcr. 

MiKT'lKi;,  -fi,^-!iv,  (fr.  same)  de- 
monslratiur,  showing,  declaring, 
proving. 

^cIk^,  f.  •f(j,  p.  -Ka,  obs.  Sec 
SciKvVfii. 

AciX'  for  SitXH,  neut.  pi.  for  Sii\6(. 

A(A  iio(,  -,i,  -or,  (fr,  fti\ll(  (km- 
ful)<i7ii/,   timorous;  miserahlc. 

Stt\'ili'>j>,  f.  -ttvoi,  and  AtiXii/vo^ni, 
I  f.  mid.  StiXuvoTifiat,  (fr.samo)  (o 
fear,  shrink,  s'lrui!  ;  to  feel  drcwl. 

A£iXt>v,  D)r.  for  lii\nv,  (a.  sin.  of 
next)  viz.  Kara,  in  the  evening, 
IrUe. 

^(Ai;,  -tti,  4,  the  cool  of  llie  day, 
(133) 


AEI 

morning  or  evening ;  but  gene- 
rally the  afltmoon  ;  twilight, 
dvsk. 

Sci^nij  (g-  sin.  of  last)  in  the  even- 
ing, late. 

Mt\ia,  -us,  !„  (fr.  ^£iX6j  fearful) 
timidity,  cowardice ;  servility, 
meanness, 

AfiXid^u,  f.  -aau),  p.  -afca,  same 
as  in\idii>. 

A£iX(aiVu),  f.  -avia,  (fr.  Sct'Xus  fear- 
ful) to  frighten,  terrify,  scare. 

SeiXiaCiS,  -tos,  Att.  -£«)£,  }),  (fr. 
same)  /eui',  terror,  dread,  con- 
sternation. 

AnXia'u)  -0,  f.  -0(70),  p.  Jf^fiX/aica, 
(fr.  same)  to  shrink  for  fear; 
to  dread,  apprehend,  pres.  impr, 
^£iXi'a£  -a,  icXiafrw  -dru).  1  a, 
act.  ind,  tSeiXiaca'  par,  Sci- 
Xidaag. 

AeiXTiov,  -oE,  t3,  (neut,  of  ne.xt) 
a  luncheon,  collation,  repast ;  the 
evening. 

A£iXriS?,-i),  -ir,  (fr.  ^£iX»)  evening) 
afternoon,  towards  ever.ing. 

AciXdof(u(  -cpfiai,  f.  -liaofiai,  (fr. 
next)  to  fee  afraid,  fear,  dread, 
be  tcrrifcd.l  a.  par,  pass.  SeiXin- 
del;. 

AeiXo;,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  SdSui  to  fear) 
shrinking  for  fear ;  timorous, 
cowardly ;  poor,  tvretched,  un- 
i.appy ;  feeble  ;  wicked,  vicious  ; 
subs,  a  cojard.  comp.  ^£(X<ir£- 
po{,  sup.  -draros. 

A£r/iu,  -dros,  ri,  and  Afi/iij,  -ov,  b, 
(fr.  same)  fcnr,  terror,  appre- 
hension ;  an  object  of  fear. 

A£ij<uiKi),  f.  -iii'iJ,  p.  -yxji  (fr-  last) 
to  fear,  dread. 

A£i;irfX£of,    -a,    -ov,     (fr.    same) 
limorrms,      cowardly,     fearful ; 
frightful,  drca-lful,  tcrribU. 
Afi'/iaf,    1  a.  par.  act.  —  A£//i£  or 


A£i';<£v,  Ion.  ibr  iSttuc,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  —  AcliJitadai,  I  a.  mid.  inf. 

—  Afi//n'H£vo;,  par.  ot  6(uu>. 
^cifiardu)   -w,    f.    -ucu,    (fr.  Sc7ua 

fear)  to  terrify,  frighten,  affright. 

impf.    cSctpdroov  -ovv,  -o£f  -ouf, 

-o£  -on, 
AtiVofiEf,  1   pl-   pfps.  ind.   act.  of 

Scifiio,   Pott,  for  (!(';<u;, 
A£iuis',  -ov,  b,  same  as  litr/ia.  Also, 

D.imus,  a  man's  name. 
AEfr,  pros.  inf.  of  Scl. 
^ctva,  b,  i'/,  ri,  (».  (^tirof,  and  Sclvn- 

rof,  d.  ic(i'i,  a.  Sctva.  alsoindecl. 

a  certain  person  or  thing,  one, 

such  a  one. 
.\iiv!i,  (neut.  pl,  of  itivij  terrible) 

same  as  (^cuui;. 
Acit"i(rui,  f.  -SiTu),  (fr.  same)  to  take 

ill,  diiilii<e ;  to  be  angry ;  to  scorn  ; 

to  frit,  diiife. 
AEicoO/rif,  Dor.  for 
^ttvnOirnf,  -ov,  i,   (fr,  same,  and 

rlOiiiJt  to  lay  on)  severe,  unjust, 

unri ainnablc  ;  violent,  rrurl,  via- 

leviteit. 
Atii'oiu,  p.  and  ^iivolai,  d.  pl.  Ion. 

of  Sciviii. 
Ativo\oyl>iiai    -oTtiJiai,    f,   -naoitat, 

(fr.  Sttxh'-,  severe,  Hnd  X/yuj  to 

spfak)    In  complain  bitterly,   la- 
ment grievously,  bewail  severely. 


^ttvo\oyta,  -Of,  i^,  (fr.  snme)  vfhr- 
mrncc  ;  fX}irtssivoitss  ;  amyliji- 
cr.tion,  rxuggerulioti. 

&ttvo^dOtta,  -a<,  /;,  (fr.  Stnis  se- 
vere, and  rnOof  feeling)  xtvfre 
complaint,  '  hilUr  Imiiaitittion  ,■ 
mourning,    sorrow. 

^titoraOiw  -d,  f.  -I'/cui,  (fr.  same) 
lo  fori  drrph/,  be  severely  af- 
Jlictcd ;  to  take  til,  be  indig^nanl 
or  atieri'. 

«if(i'ori76';)>,  -/of,  -oi'f,  i,  {/,  (fr. 
same)  severely  qjflkted,  op- 
pressed, injured ;  depressed,  de- 
jected;  an^ry,  indignant. 


AtMoToij'ui  -u),  (fr.  same,  and  votiu) 


ituriijrlfiiJj,  -)),  -iv,  (fr.  snme)  nf 
or  al'out  supper  ;  laslijul  in  lay- 
ing out  cnltrlainnuiits,  sii7iip- 
tuous,  delicate. 

At/TM/rof,  and  AfiTrri/arif,  -ov,  b, 
(fr.  same)  supper-time. 

Atirii'^ujj  f.  -law,  (fr.  same)  fo 
sup,  give  supper,  nUerUiin. 

AcfTioXA'j^tif,  g.  sin.  fcm.  of  rjext. 

i^eizvoXdxoi,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  'Sii^os  ambush)  a  parasite, 
dinna  Imntir. 

i^ilmior,  -ov,  rd,  originally  hreah- 
fast,  but  laltcrly5i//j/)«T;  a  meal ; 
food,  meat,  victuals. 


AEK 


to  malie)  to  /iiake  large,  bad,  or 
severe ;  to  increase,  heap  together  ; 
to  amplify,  set  ojf;  to  aggravate, 
heighten. 
Acivdnovi,  -o^og,  b,  i),  (fr.   same, 
and  zovi  the  foot)  swift,  speedy, 
fleet;  sudden,  uncT})ecled ;  hor- 
rible,   tmihlc,   frightful ;     un- 
lucky, unfortunate. 
&tiiiij   -!j,   -di;   awful,   dreadful, 
terrible  ;  grievous,  severe,  hard , 
extraordinary,     wonderful,     as- 
toniihing  ;     vchemait, '  violent ; 
stern,  grave  ;    reverend,  respect- 
ed, honourable^  venerable;  skil- 
ful, knowing,  intiUigenl. 

AenuTv;,  -iros,  ;'/,  (fr.  last)  vio- 
lence, vehemence  ;  power,  ability, 
skill ;  impressiveness,  eloquence  ; 
severity,  sternness;  gravity,  con- 
sequence, digjiity,  respect;  hei- 
nousness,  atrocity,  wickcd7iess. 

Acivdu)  -Q,  f.  -lieu,  (fr.  same)  to 
make  terrible ;  to  agsrandize, 
exaggerate,  amplify.  Also,  (fr. 
clvi]  a  whirlpool)  to  roll,  whirl; 
to  gather  into  a  circle  or  ball. 

Miv},  d.  sin.  Aeivu,  n.  du.  oCfcivdi. 

Aetvurris,  -ov,  and  Acivibif.-,  -Cnros, 
b,  )'„  (fr.  same,  and  Ciip  the  face) 
stern-visaged,  severe,  awful,  ter- 
rible. 

Acndi,  also  Aeivu,  and  Actvov, 
(fr.  same)  very,  extremely;  ve- 
hemently, violently,  grievously; 
dreadfully,  fearfully,  awfully. 

AihuxTis,  -io{,  Alt.  -fu5,  !;,  (fr. 
same)  gravity,  weight,  authori- 
ty;  stirnness,  severity;  lidglit- 
ening,  exag  gerrUion,  aggrava- 
tion; amplijicatinn,  e-nlarging. 

Aciiais,  2  sin.  1  a.  ojit.  act.  — 
Ail^at,  1  a.  inf.  —  Acl^a;,  1  a. 
par.  —  AtT^t  or  Auicv,  Ion.  for 
iSti^c,  S  fin.  1  a  ind.  act. — 
Ati^ov,  -a'ru),  1  a.  impr.  —  Aii^ut, 
->){,  -1,  1  a.  sub.  —  Ati'fu,  -fij, 
-ti,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  (SfiVvi/n. 

Atifi?,  -toi,  Att.  -tuj,  I),  (fr.  SitKvv- 
fit  to  show)  a  show,  di-tplay  ;  os- 
tenlaliun  ;  a  showing,  proof  ar- 
gument ;  a  kind  of  dance. 

Atioj,  -£05  -ovi,  ri.  Poet,  for  ffoi. 

Aci-zvittiTCi,  Ion.  JEol.  and  Dor. 
for  niiTioivTis,  n.  pi.  cont.  pres. 
par.  of 

Acfzviu)  -w,  f.  -fcm,  p.  ltlti-ir,Ka, 
(fr.  iii-vov  supper)  to  sup,  cat 
supper  or  dinner ;  lo  eat,  feust. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  tod-vrjaa'  inf. 
iti'xvijeaf  par.  ctinviara;. 


AtiTVOTOiiofxai    -ovftat,    f.  -ijaoftai. 


(fr.   last,  and  -rroiliji  to  make)  to 
prepare  supper ;  set  out  an  cn- 
tertainvtent ;  to  make  or  lake  a 
meal,  sup. 
Aifniovvra,  a.  sin.  cont,  par,  pros. 

of  iifmiu). 
AfiVi/ii/ii,  same  as  icnrvlw. 
Attpas,  in  n.  pi.    Atlpavra,  par.    1 
a.  act.  —  Aa'ficii',  Ion.  [or  iipeiv, 
pres.  inf.  of  iipuj. 
AciBus,  -Sios,  >),  (fr.  Sctpl)  for  iepfi 
tne  neck)  the  top  or  ridge  of  a 
mountain,  summit,  cli^. 
Aapt),   -;k,  //,  for  ocpy.     Also,  a 

city  of  Ethiopia. 
Aeipt'dio-a,  a  Laconian  word,  (fr. 
6ipui  to  excoriate)  to  revile,  abuse, 
vilify,  insult,  rcproaclt. 
Aeipd;,  -oil,  h,  (fr.  6eipf}  for^fp^the 

neck)  a  hill,  ridge. 
AtipuTOixiia  -ui,    f.   -»/(TU),    p.   -riKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  rf/iiw  to  cut)  lo 
cut  off  the  head,  behead;  cut  the 
throat. 
Auaa,  or  AtTcaa,  -rji,  and  Aeiaa- 
A/u,   -as,  II,    moisture,    humour, 
excrement,  ordure,  slink,  stench; 
a  swamp,  marsh. 
AcicavTc,  n.  du.  of  ^{iVaj,  par.  1  a. 
act. — Aclac,  Ion.   for  iiaai,  3 
sin.   1  a.  act.  of  idiw. 
AeinQai,  pres.    inf.   mid.   cont.  of 
iiofiiat,    or   'same   of  id^iii,    by 
Apha;r.  for  c/(5£io-0ai. 
Aetatiulfiwv,  -ovog,   b,  /;,  (fr,  id^w 
to  fear,   and  finiftisiv  a  deity)  su- 
perstitious, erroneous  in  religious 
veneration;   fearful   of   imagi- 
nary oijr<  Is ;    religious,   devout. 
comp.    iiiaiiainoviarcpn;,    sup. 
-icrnros. 
Actaiiutfjiwvia,  -af,   i),   (fr.   same) 
superstili'in,  false  religion,  mis- 
placed awe   or  reverence;    wor- 
ship, religion. 
AtiyOivra,  a.  sin.  par.   1  a.  pass. 

of  hdKvvm,  or  -Kw. 
AiKa,  indecl.  (perhaps  fr.  ce)(opai 

to  comprehend)  ten. 
A«n/3oior,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same,  and 
(}ori  an  ox)    a    coin,    piece  of 
money,  originally  and   properly 
worth    ten    oxen ;     a   sacrifice, 
properly  often  head  of  cattle. 
AcKayovia,  -nj,  /;,  (fr.   .same,  and 
yovfi  generation)   a  descent  of 
ten,  the  tenth  degree. 
AiKaoa,  a.  of  i^Kas. 

and  ap)f^fi  command)   an  ofp.cer 
over  ten  ;  a  corporal. 
(134) 


AcKatap^ta,  -af,  }/,  (fr.   same)  a 

rvnijiiiiiy  of  ten. 
AcKiu^vw,  also  hiitKidfcKa,  and  iw- 
i':kii,  (fr.  Uku  ten,  and  iiw,  Att, 
for  ('lio  two)  tvielve. 
AcKiifupoi,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
iiopop  a  jialni)  of  twilve  palms, 
twtlve  palms  long,  broad,  &c. 
Aidiiif,  indccl.  (fr.  same,  and  ?f 

si.v)  sixtan. 
AcKoczTH,  indecl.   (fr.    same,  and 

irrrd  seven)  sevtnttin. 
AcKairi)i,  -ios,  -oli,  b,  li,  (fr.  same, 
and  iTOi  a  year)  of  ten  years, 
ten  years  old. 
Acnacrta,   -as,    t),    (fr.   same)    the 

hnglh  or  space  of  ten  years. 
ACKa^u),   f.  -Saiii,  p.  -uKa,  (fr.  fha 
ten)   to  give  or  pay  the   tenth; 
to  decimate;    lo  bribe,  corrupt, 
Seduce. 
AtKOKis,  (fr.  same)  ten  limes. 
AiKukiifjla,   -as,  )/,  (fr.   snme,  and 
Kv/ia  a  wave)  a  linth  wave,  huge 
wave,  billow. 
AckdXoyos,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  same,  and 
Adyof  speech)  tne  decalogue,  the 
ten  commanamtnts,  the  two  ta- 
bles of  the  commandmtnts. 
AtKfSfirjvos,  -ov,   b,  1],  and  AcKafir;- 
ratos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same,  and  fi/jv 
a   month)   of  ten    months,    tin 
months  old. 
AtKavp'jif,  -as,  fi,   (fr.  same,    and 
j-uiif  a  ship)  a  fleet  of  ten  ships; 
a  squadron. 
AtKavdofiai  -wfitti,  same  as  icma- 

udojiai. 
AcKaoKTu),  indecl.  (fr.  lixa  ten,  and 

o/frd)  eight)  lightecTi. 
AtKdntvTC,   indcrl.   (fr.  same,  and 

■nivTc  fi\e)  fifteen. 
AcKdrr!^(vs,  -tos,   b,    ';,    (fr.   Same, 
and  ■iTfi)(vs  a  cubit)  often  cubits, 
ten  cubits  long. 
AcKttTr'Xiiaid^w,  f. -a'ffu,  p. -o/ca,  (fr. 
IcKavXoT's  tenfold)  to  repeal  ten 
limes,    do  any  thing  ten  times 
ov-er,  multiply  by  tin. 
AtKa-aXdaios,  -ov,  b,  i/,  and  AeKair- 
Xaciuiv,  -ot'os,  b,  I'l,   (fr.   same) 
tenfold. 
AcKdz}.rOpos,  -ov,  b,}/,  (fr.  itKa  ten, 
and  -MOpov  an  acre)  often  acres. 
AcK<nT)iovs,  -ov,  5j  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
-ttAoo;  a  termmalion  answering 
to  the  English  fold)  tenfold. 
AfAviTToXif,  -tcifj  f/.  (fr.  s.-.me,  and 
7ro,\i5  a  town)  Dccapolis,  a  dis- 
trict of  Judea. 
AiKdpxfii  and  AcKwpx'a,  same  as 

^iKohip'xris,  aid  hKiiinp)(la. 
AtKapX'Kbii  -fl,  -lii'y  (fr-   last)    of, 
or    about  a  company,  or  ofiicer 
of  ten. 
AtKds,  -dSos,  I'l,  (fr.  ciKa  ten)  tlie 
number  ten;  a  decade;   a  com- 
pany of  ten. 
AtKaciihs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^f/caTo)  to  de- 
cimate)   a    decimation,    tithing, 
payment  of  the  tenth;    bribery, 
corruption,  seduction. 
AtKarnt,  -utv,  a't,  pi.  of  iiKdrn. 
AtKaTuXavTosi  -ov,  b,  n,  (r.  .«ame, 
and    Tei)iuvTov   a   talent)   ef  ten 
talents  vieigld,  or  worth  ten  ti> 
lents. 


AEA 


AE3 


ScKiiricaapts,  -wv,  o',  at,  (fr-  same,  Ai'Siptv,  and  AtXiJi;,  -710?,  i,  O 
and  Ttaaapci  (our)  J ourtien.  dutphin  ;  a  Itcaiy  iron  mass. 

AcKarcvriK,  -ut;  0,  (fr.  0('<caTOf  AfX^oj, -oP,  o,  a  i;ati\-e  of  DtlphL 
tenth)  a  Uthi- gatherer.  LitAdis,  and  .Alol.  BtXciis, -lot,  q, 

AikaTiiUy  f. -ivaui,  (fr.    same)  io\     tite  uomh 


f-tiict  the  tenth,  demand  tithes; 
to  pay  tithes. 
Mkixtti,  -iji,  Si,  ('"'•''"•  of"  next)  viz, 

fioioa,  the  tenth  part,  lithe. 
AixSroi,  -ij,  -ov,  (St.  iiica  ten)  the 

tenih. 
AfKaToti)  -w,   f.  -ucrw,  p.  -uKa,  (fr. 
last)   to  tithe,  take    or    dtmand 
tithes.     AcKarooftai  -oS^ai,  to  be 
tithed,  pay  tiihcs. 
AtKoTptii,  -TotCtv,  o\,  a'l,  -Tpia,'ra, 
(fr.   6eKa  ten,  and  rpiii  three) 
thirteen. 
AiKii^aXKov,    -ov,   rd,  (fr.    same, 
and  ^aXxis  brass)  a  coin  worth 
ten  asses,  called  in  Greek  yoA- 
Kot.    equivalent  to  the    Roman 
denarius;  Id.  J. 
At<ri;^7Aoi,    Poet,  for  -;^iXio(,  -uv, 
o(,  ai,    (fr.  same,    and  ;^iA(oi  a 
thousand)  ten  thousand. 
AcKd)^op{o;,  -ov,  6,   1],   (fr.  same, 
and  ^opSlj   gut)  of  ten  strings, 
te/i-slringed. 
AcKtXiri,  -rii,   Ion.  for  AcKcXia,  or 
-Ati'u,   -a(,    ri,    a  city  of  Greece 
near  Eub(xa :  also  u  tilhge  of 
the  tribe  of  Hiypothoon  in  Atti- 
ca. 
Ai'kcv,  Dor.  for  Hkov,  pres.  impr. 

—  AcKOficOa,  I  pi.  pres.  of 
AtKCfiat,    Ion.  for  ie^ofiat. 
AcKTtKdi,  -ii,  -dv,    (fr.    iiy^ofiai    to 
contain)    holditig,    containing  ; 
capacious,  large,  Lig,  uide. 
AiKTo,    by    Sync,    and    Ion.    for 
liiicKTo,    3   sin.    of  cccSeyfitiv, 
pper.  of  if^ofiat. 
AcKTif,  -fi,  -ir,  (fr.  iiy(^ofiat  to  re- 
ceive)   accepted,    acciptable,    a- 
greea/ile. 
AcXia^dfiivof,    par.   pres.   pass.  — 
AiXcd^ovrtt,    n.   pi.     par.   pres. 
act. — AtXtd^ovci,   3  pi.    pre8. 
ind.   act.  of 
Ac^idi^u,  f.  -oairf,  p.  itityiaxa,  (fr. 
next)  to  take  vnth  a  bait,  catch  ; 
to  entire,  allure,  ensnare.      I   a. 
litXiaaa. 
AiXinp,  -arof,  ri,  a  bait,  decoy; 

nllnrement. 
AiXtdoza^,  -Syof,    o,    fj,   (fr.  last, 
and     apva(     ravenous)     easily 
eaufht  ;    grredy,   raparious. 
AtXinena,  -arof,  ri,   and   Ai\inc- 
fidi^  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  alluremimt, 
e  ntii-emi-nt,  temptalum  ;  a  charm , 
altrarlion. 
AlXironi-,  -ov,   rb,    a   lantern  ;     a 

Unfit,  jlambeau,  link. 
AtXXih;,   or  AtX\l$c(,  -uv,  a',,  a 

trtt^^f  mmb. 
AfXrn,  indecl.  the  fmtrlh  Grrrk 
letter;  a  part  of'  E;:ypt ;  the 
female  '■privities. 
AfXrof,  -01',  !j,  (bccauxn  oflcn  in 
the  fihape  of  a  )  vritine  InhUit, 
or  lahlels ;  a  nhtet,  bank,  Ictlrr, 
will  or  testament ;  a  packet,  par- 


AiXd),  f.  -Aw,  to  bait,  lay  bait,  catch, 
lake. 

Ai/ia;,  ri,  indecl.  (perhaps  fr. 
ifjiw  to  frame,  or  iifia  a  bond) 
a  body,  properly  alive  ;  peison, 
Jigure,  shape. 

Aifia^,  viz.  Kara,  as,  like,  like  as, 
such  as. 

Aiiiciv,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  ^//lu. 

Aiji-nov,  -ov,  ri,  (perhaps  fr.  iifiai' 
the  body,  and  vciw  to  inchne) 
a  bed,  mst ;  a  coucli,  scat. 

Aifiu),  f,  -fiw,  p.  ccdijjLTiKa,  and 
Si^firiKu,  to  build,  erect,  frame, 
construct  ;  to  found,  establish. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  ibeifia'  par.  ^ii- 
jxai.  1  a.  mid.  dciftdfiriv.  per. 
mid.  li^ojia. 

Aifiti),  or  Adjivui,  f.  -fiio,  per.  cic- 
firjKa,  by  Sync,  ibr  iiiifiriKa. 
obs.  see  ia^idu, 

AtvlaXlhg,  -wv,  a!,  (fr.  rhiu  to 
eat)  cakes,  confectionary  ;  bread, 
loavis. 

Atv?i\\ui,  f.  -?Au,  (fr.  Siviui  to 
move,  and  iXXoi  the  eye)  to  move 
the  eyes  quickly;  to  glance;  to 
ttvinkle,  uink ;  to  observe,  look 
round  about ;  to  aim  ;  to  uam,  or 


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right  hand,  and  Aa/i/Joioi  to  take) 
a  sotdiir,  specaman,  lifeguard. 

At^ioo^iai  -ulifiai,  1.  -wcujiai,  p.  --ji- 
pai,  (fr.  Sane)  to  giic  thi  right 
hand,  join,  shake  hands;  to  uil- 
comc,  rccdve  kindly,  mtftuin; 
to  Lid  fanuell,  take  lec.te;  to 
canvass,  solicit. 

At^ds,  -u,  -ov,  (fr.  cixofiai  total.e) 
right-handed,  right,  on  die  right 
side,  not  bji :  favourable,  aus- 
picious, propitious,  hind;  pros- 
perous, lucky;  dexterous,  inge- 
nuous, handy  ;  polite,  uill-l.rcd. 
con  p.  ce(noTipoi,    sup.  -wTurog. 

Ae^toTris,  -:,ro(,  !/,  (fr.  last)  dex- 
terity, ingenuity,  cltterncss,  /lan- 
diniss. 

Ae^iouvTo,  Ion.  and  Fott.  for  tie- 
(lo&vTo,  3  pi.  iir.pf.  cent,  of  I'c- 
^loonat. 

Aeitrtpa,  -a;.  Poet,  and  Ac^irepij, 
->}(,  i),  Ion.  (fcm.  of  next)  viz. 
Xdp,  tor  Jffin. 

Ae(iT>pii,  -d,  -ov,  Poet,  for  i^t(i(5j. 

Ae^iwi-'M,  -Stos,  tu,  (fr.  same)  a 
present,  gift,  boon ;  a  welcome, 
reception. 

Atfiaif,  (fr.  same)/ai;oura4/t/,  aus- 
piciously, prosperously  ;  ingeni- 
ously, dexterously,  cleverly. 

Ae^iwatc,  -to;,  Alt.  -ewf,  !,,  (fr, 
same)  a  taking  by  the  right  hand, 
shaking  hands;    welcome,   con- 


hint  by  glances,OT  gestures;  ahoto      gratutation  ;    a  pledging  health 


bind,  constrain,  confine,  restrain 
Aiifptov,  -ov,  rb.  Poet,  iorchipnv. 
Acvipfjeii,  -laca,  -tv,  (fr,  ihlpov  a 

tree)    woody,    wooded,    covered 

with  trees. 
Aivipiov,  -ov,  rb,    (dim.  of  same) 

a  small  tree,  shrub,  burli. 
Aiifpov,    -ov,    and    Aivcpos,   -cos 

-ovs,   rb,    a    tree;    the  stock,  or 

trunk  ;    timber. 
Atvfpii6r!i,  -£0f  -ovs,  b,  i),  (fr.  last) 

like  a  tree,  branchy,  spreading; 

woody. 
Aevvd^w,    f.   -aau,     p.    -axa,     (fr. 

next)  to  revile,  rail  at,  reproach; 

to  taunt,  provoke,  e^'ront, 
Aivvos,  -on,  0,  a  reproach  ;  scurrili- 
ty, railing,  abuse. 
Ai^ai,  1  a.  impr.  mid.  of  lixoiiai. 

Or  Ion.  for  ici^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act. 


rrl. 


AfX',Sr,(,  -Sko(,  h,  //,    a  young  pig  ; 
a  SOU),  properly. 


of  icUvvfii. 

At^aiievfi,  -ns,  (';,  (fr.  next)  a  recep- 
tacle generally  for  water  ;  a  ns- 
trrn,  reservoir,  trough ;  a  lake, 
pool. 

Ar(diici0(,  par.  —  Ai^aeitiai,  inf. 
I  a.  mid.  —  AliitaOt,  2  pi.  1  a. 
impr.  mid.  —  Ai^aro,  Ion.  for 
if/^aro,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
fixoyai. 

Ai(rirai,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of 
same. 

Ar^iii,  -n(,  I'l,  (ffvn.  of  i't(iA<  right- 
handed)  and  Port,  fiitrip,),  viz. 
X''p,  ''"  "gbt  hand ;  a  pledge 
of  honriur,  faith,  Jidilily  ;  a 
bar  pain,  agreement,  coitnani, 
promise. 

At^iiyviot,  -nv,  h,  /),  (fr.  Mme, 
and  yvTov  a  limb)  active,  nimble, 
ngilr,  alert. 

Aiit6\n""c,  -ov,  4,   (fr.  i!<^(d  the 
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AeliuiTcpov,andA!^iiiTara,(fr.next) 
to  the  right,  on  the  right  hand, 
or  side;  favourably,  convenient- 
ly, aptly. 
AtfiwTtpof,  -a,  -ov  ccmp.  :  -ura- 

ros,-r!,  -ov  sup.  of  (V^KJf. 
Ai^o/iai,  1  f.  mid.  —  Ai^w/iai,   1  a. 

sub.  mid.  of  irxofiat. 
A/^uivroi,  3  pi.   la.   sub.  mid.  of 

same. 
Alouai,  f.  vtr.aofjai,  p.  Sefirifiai,  as 
if  fr.    ceiofiai,  (mid.    of  cfia   to 
want)    to    want,  need,  require; 
to  beg,    pra_^,    beseech,  entreat, 
sujjplicate,  implore,     par.   pres. 
iedftcvof.  inipf.  ind.  t^idfivv.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  ehfiOnv  impr.  <5£i;0i/ri, 
m  2  pi.  iii;e>iTc. 
At'ov,  Ion.  for  iiiov,  imjif.  of  t'/oj. 
Ainv,-ovT0i,  TV,  (ncul.  of  J/uic  par. 
pres.  of  fiij  to  require)  it  being 
ncrefsary,  fa,  right,  or  proper. 
Subs.  Jilness,   aptness,  conveni- 
ence ;   propriety,   dcrcnni,    diro- 
rum  ;  justness,  rrrlitudr,  rorrert^ 
ness.     .Mso,  dejicienry,  failure, 
want;      necessity.      p|.  "(5/oirc, 
•u)v,  rd. 
Atiiruif,  (fr.  ]at<l)flly,  aptly,  co^i- 

venienlly  ;   properly. 
.i/'(K,  and  Poet.  Ailoi,-tof-ovt,  rb, 
(fr.  hlfui  lo   fenr)  terror,  alarm, 
dread,  fear,  apprehension. 
Ai'diaai,  Ion.  for  iir.aei,  d.  pi.  of 

ilirnf. 
AtudCto,  f.  -ilitio,  p.  -ann,  {fr.  nc.xl) 

lo  drink,  sit  drinhinc. 
Alrn,,  -tiTof,  and  -no(,TA,  (prrhopn 
fr.    I'tt'u)   lo    inoiHien,   !it:d    rdffii." 
drink )  a  nip,  gnblel,  glass,  dritik, 
ing  vet/el. 
Ai'pa,  -in,  I'l,  Dor.  for  itpti. 


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A/puvi  -Sros,  ri,  properly,  a  tanned 
III 'r,  leather;  a3kin,_Hccir. 

^rpiifjs,  -tfu,  0,   a  native  of 

Afjf^v,  -•/>•»  iji  D-'i'be,  the  name  of 
a  city. 

A/oy/i.i,  -Jrof,  ri,  (fr.  cVpicii)  to 
look)  an  aipivt,  look,  apptiw- 
ivve;    a  xi-i'it,  t-iew,  pro-^pfct. 

^loui,  2  sill.  pros,  iii.l.  act.  —  xi/- 

puic,    -OUff.J,    -JV,     II.    pi.     -OlTtf, 

par.  pres.  act.  of  iipu). 
Aipti,  anJ  Aupfi,  -i)f,  i;,  the  nrcA-, 
«/i  mtUrs  ;    a    riH^e,    penk,    or 
sumiiiil  ■>/  a  vw.intMn. 
^fpOpov,  -ov,  tJ,  (perhaps  fr.  Jfj)u) 
to   flay)  the  beak,   or  6iW  oj   a 
bird. 
AtpKf  jt.-u>i  same  as  Siokui,  also 
AipKirt'u//ui  -ui^oi,  3  pi.  pres.  cont. 
^cpKiwirai,  and  Poet,  ^cpxiduv- 
Tiji,  see  fioKui. 
^coKoiitiautVj  -■Eol,  for  (^tptrofitruii', 
g.  pi.  —  MoKopivo  o.  Ion.  for  rtt- 
KjfijVou,  g.  sin.  par.  pres.  mid.  of 
Afp/cu),  I.  -^u>,  p.  -;(;'»,  and  Af'oKoaui, 
/o    see,    iooK,  behold ;     to  dart, 
ghiice.  2  a.  act.  ind.  i&apKov,  by 
Metath.    i^pSKov    inf.    t^apxtrv, 
and    opuKuv.     2   f.   (^apKu),   and 
ip  txio.    per.   mid.    Biiopica,   and 
5t'^po)ca.  P','r.  pass.^fofpyuui.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  t6ipy^9rivp<ir.  icp^Btii. 
&ippa,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  iipm  to  tiay) 

a  hide,  skin. 
AcpiiiTtyd;,  -r],  -uv,   (fr.  last)  of  a 

iii  le,  made  of  leather,  leathern. 
AtppvWjj,  f.   -OAo),   (fr.  same)  tn 
Jtai/,  skin  ;  to  strip,  uncover,  ex- 
pose. 
A/p'fi  -C05  -ouf,  ri,  Ion.  for  iipa;. 
i^iplm,  -toi,  Att.  -£0)5, /;,  (fr.  same) 
a  skin  or  /iiVic  uii/i  the  hair  on, 
far ;  hiir  cloth. 
Acorpov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  amem- 
brane,  thin  skin  ;  the  caul  of  the 
bowels.     Also,  same  as  iipOpov, 
a  beak,  bill. 
Atpx^iHi  ?*>■•  of  tiip)(^driv,  1  a. 

p^iss.  of  iipKu). 
Aiou),  f.  ficoi),  p.  il^cpKa,  (fr.  cipai 
a  iiide)  to  fl'iy,  take  off  the  skin; 
to  peel,  strip  ;  to  excoriate ;  to 
whip,  scourge,  fi-og.  \  a.  act. 
l?ietpu.  2  a.  act.  liapov.  2  f 
Saou).  per.  pass.  iHappai,  by 
M'ilath.   iihpijirii.     2    a.   pass. 


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ciaoiv.  2  f.  pass,  iap^aouai 
tViof,  -ou,  6,  the  n 
the  Macedonians 


rouai. 
June, 


ikiany  -loj,  Att.  -£u){,  >;,  (fr.  i/u  to 
bind)  a  binding,  ti/ing,  fasten- 
ing ;  a  knot ;  a  joint,  joining. 

AiBfia,  -aroi,  rb,  and  Alamos,  -ou,  b, 
(fr.  same)  n  chain,  bon/t,  band ; 
imprisjnment,  confmemenl ;  a 
string,  ligament ;  a  fillet,  tur- 
ban ;  a  halter,  collar,  rope ;  a 
*ail,  fastening.  Acujiol,  o\,  and 
'■  tafia,  rii,  fetters. 

Atai'tvii),  1.  -tvaw,  p.  -tvKa,  (fr, 
la-st)  to  chain,  feller,  confine  ; 
to  bind,  tie ;  to  collect,  wrap,  tie 
up.     1  a.  tiiafitvaa, 

AiafttiiiDv,  par.  —  AtCjti.io\:ci,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  last. 

Ataiiiji  -w,  f.  -fia'i),  p.  IclidjirfKfi, 
(fr.  iidfia  a  chain)  same  as  oia- 


fitvw.    impf   ind.  pass,   escaped- 
/i»;i'-oi/jii)r,  -fun  -ou,  -hro  -tiro. 
Aiaiii),  -fi(, !],  (fr.   same)  a  bundle, 

parcel,  pnckfl. 
Afafitos,  -ov,  b, !),  (fr.  same)  bound, 

Jttlcre I,  confined ;  «  prisoner. 
Acaftii,  -ov,  b,  and  itcfiiv,  -ov,  ri, 

see   Slapa. 
Acaiio(pvXu^,  -ancof,  b,  (fr.  iVfffiiot  a 
prisoner,  and  ^uXiiiriru  to  guard) 
a  jailor,    d.  sin.  ita/io^fniAnKi. 
Acff/itiu)  -u,   f.  -I'oiTui,   p.  -uiK.-i,  (fr. 
tVi/iis  a  chain)  to  imprison,  con- 
Jine ;  to  bind,  tie,  chain,  fasten. 
per.  |)as3.  hilaftiofiat. 
AeanwTi'ipiov,  -ov,  ri,   (fr.  same)  a 

prison,  jail. 
Aicuwrr;;,  -ov,   b,   and    Acs^idni, 
-Woj,  !/,   (fr.  same)  o  prisoner, 
captive.    Adj.  captive,  conjined. 
Acarrd^ui,   f.   -wirco,    (fr.   ^fw  to  tie, 
and    TToDf    the  fool)   to  govern, 
rule ;     to    domineer,    tyrannize, 
Ind  it,  usurp. 
AiavQiva,  -«{,  i),  (fr.  last)  a  mis- 
tress, Indij,  queen. 
Azaroavvrj,  -tji,  /;,  (fem.  of  next) 
a    young    lady  ;     the    mastcr''s 
dauglUer;  dominion,  rule,  power, 
sway. 
Atc-Kdavvos,  -rt,  -ov,  (fr.  htB-!T6C,u>  to 
rule)  (f  a  master  or   mistress, 
the  mastcr''s ;  lordly,  imperious. 
Subs,   the  young  lord,  the  mas- 
ter's son. 
AccTTTOTCia,  -a;,  /;,  (fr.  next)  despo- 
tism,  tyranny;    dominion,    rule, 
power,  empire,  government. 
AtiJTTdrt);,   -ov,  b,    (fr.  icand^o)   to 
rule)  a  lord,  master ;  an  owner, 
proprietor  ;  a  ruler,  sovereign  ;  a 
despot.    Kio'iJtov  i^tirrorr;;,  the  lord 
of  the  feast,  to  whom  or  in  whose 
honour  it  waf  given. 
AtairortKoi,  -n,  -bv,  (fr.  last)  of  a 
lord,   master,  or  ruler  ;   power- 
ful, despotic ;  lordly,  imperious, 
haughty,  proud. 
AtanoTiKWi,  (fr.  last)  like  a  lord  or 

master ;  despotically. 
Accndrii,  -liog,  li,  same  asiiairotva. 
Af  70,  -as,  a.  Dor.  for 
AfTj;,  -;;;,  /;,  (fem.  of  next)  a  pipe, 
flageolet,   Pan's  reed;  a  bundle 
of  torches  ;  a  torch,  light. 
Atrbi,  -!j,  -bv,  (fr.  i^/w  to  tie)  bound, 
tied  ;  wrapped,  tied  up. 
by  Acvc,  Ion.  for  Ihvc,  3  sin.  impf. 
ind.   of  fcvh). 
AcviaBrjv,   Ion.  for  cCcviaOriv,  3  du. 

impf.  of  I'ci'Ofiai. 
AcvlaKu),    Poet,    for    itvia,   impf. 
cfitvccKov,  Ion.  liivcaKov 


Acvn('ojiai,     1   f.    mid.  of  oeiopai, 
JEo].  for  hiofxni. 


AtvKa\ibiv,    -ovoi    or    AtvKa}i<i>v, 

-Mi'os,  Deucnlion,  a  man's  name. 
ACuKOi,   -toi  -ov;,  rl),  an  ^olian 

word ;    sweetness ;    new  or   un- 

fermcnted  wine ;  must,  wort. 
Atvniaro,  Ion.   for  icvotvro,  pres. 

op;,  mid.  — Atvdpcvoi,pir.  pres. 

mid.  of 
iiiijoLiac,    f  f)cvi'iaojiai.  Poet,    and 

^ol.  for  icojiai. 
Acvofiai,  f.  -aoftai.  par.  pre».  ctvd- 

I'lvoi,  sec  ccMu). 
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AET 

AcvovTo,   Ion.   for  tUtiovro,   S  pi, 

impf   ind.  mid.  of  lust. 
Aft'p",  Att.  itiipi,  also  (Itupii,  for 
Atvpo,  here,  hitlier,  come  here;  till 

now,  heretofore,  hitherto. 
Atvati,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of  fitvw. 
AtvauTToibi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  fitvui  to  dye, 
and  TToi/ui  to  maUe)  a  dyer,  stuin- 
er ;  Adj.  well  dyed,  deeply  tinged, 
indeli'de. 
AcvTaTOi,-rj,-ov,  (sup.  fi".  ^turtpoj 
second)  bist,  latest,  hindcrmost, 
farlhermiisl,  utmost. 
AevTc,  and  before  an  aspirate  AcvO\ 

here,  hither,  come,  come  here. 
AcvTcpa,  (^ncut.  pi.  of  iivrepoi  se- 
cond) for  fitvTipias. 
AcurcpaTuf,  -a,  -ov,    (fr.  same)  on 

the  second  day,  the  day  after. 
Acvrcpcta,   -uv,   nl,  (fr.   same)   o 
second  part,  place,  rank  or  prize  ; 
an  inferior  state. 
AtvTepevo),  (fr.  same)  to  he  second, 
7ie.rt  or  inferior ;  to  follow,  suc- 
ceed, come  next  in  order. 
Atvrepdyovoi,  -ov,  b,  {),  (fr.  same, 
and  yivoi  produce)  second  born; 
of  a  second  growth. 
AcvTcpohKarn,  -fif,  >h    C^-   same, 
and    iiKaTii    tithe)    the    second 
tithing  or  tenth  of  Uie  tithes  re- 
ceived  by   the   Levitcs,    to  be 
offered  for  the  use  of  the  priests, 
"Numb,  xviii.  26. 
A£i'ri:poXf)yfu)-u),(fr.same,riiidX/v(i) 
to  speuk )  to  repcat,say  over  again ; 
to  speak  next  or  secondly. 
AcvTopoXoyia,  -as,  fi,  (fr.  same)   a 
repetition,  rehearsal;  u  s]ieaking 
or  pleading  secondly  or  after  tlie 
first. 
Acvrtpov,  (ncut.  of  same)  see  Sev- 

ripios, 
AcvTipovdiiiov,  -ov,   rb,    (fr.  same, 
ana  viJfiof  the  law)   a  repetition 
or  recapitulation  of  the  law,  Deu- 
teronomy. 
Aevrepdvoiioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
second,  next  or  succeeding  law; 
a  secondar}/  or  explanatory  law. 
AcvTcporrpiiiTui,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  irpuiTO{  first)    the  first  sab- 
bath after  the  second  day  of  un- 
leavened bread,  called  the  second 
prime. 
AivTtno<;,  -a,  -ov,  (an  irr.  comp.  fr. 
^,uo  two.     Or  rather  fr.  htv^  to 
fall  short)  second,   next,   loiter  ; 
following,    succeeding ;    one  of 
two,  the  other. 
AcvTcpoo)  -C>,  f.  -utrw,  (fr.  last)  to 
repeat,    reiterate,   duplicate ;    to 
make  or  do  over  again. 
Acvripuifia,  -aras,  rb,  (fr.  last)  ite- 
ration, repetition,  relicarsal ;  mak- 
ing, doing  or  saying,  ovw  again. 
AcvTfptai,    Atvripov  and    Atvrcpa, 
(fr.   hvTcpos  second)   secondly, 
in  the  second  place, 
AcvrlptjXTii,  -105,  Att.  -£Uf,  li,  (fr. 
hvTcpdui  to  repeat)  a  repetition, 
rehearsal;  the  second  place,  or- 
der or  rank. 
Afi'u),   f.  ('£/'<7U),  p.  liihvKa,  to  viet, 
wo/er,  moisten,  bedew,  sprinkle  ; 
to   tinge,   dye,  colour ;    to  soak, 
soften ;   Also,  for  iiia,  to  want. 


AH0 

ftiil,    he  deficient ;    to  lack,  he 

■without, 
^{ipu,  f.  -il'U.P-  •'pa,  toruh,  chife  ; 

to  exr/iTi  ite,  skin,Jt'ty  ;  to  soften. 

see  Sc\f,iui. 
AtYarai,  Ion.  for  Scii^apih  which 

see. 
AfYfTji,  3  sin.  -;^ovrai,  3  pi.  pres. 

uiJ.  Mild.  —  Afx'<^9fi '-  P'-  pi'es- 

intl.  or  impr.  mid.  of  ^f';^o;«ni. 
AtYi/^EiJu),  f. -tuffw,  ntiore  properly 

^i  Yi/Xf'iD,  wliich  see. 
Mx^iii,  Ion.  for  ieitx^at,  per.  inf. 

pass.  — Atxdt'nt  1  a-  P  "■•  P^ss. 

—  Af'X/'evof  Ijy  Sync,  for  c£j(;o- 
fiiioi,  par.  pres.  mid.  of  ^ixo- 
ftai. 

AtYvviiai,  same  as 

Aix^f^'i  f-  if^ofa'i  P-  ^iScyiAai, 
to  take,  rective,  accept ;  to  liotd, 
contain  ;  to  receive,  meet,  sustain 
an  attach ;  to  take  upon,  undir- 
tnke;  to  approve  of,  credit,  be- 
lieve, emhrace ;  to  hear,  perceive, 
appreheiul,  comprehend ;  to  suffer, 
admit  of,  permit,  allow,  bear  with ; 
to  entertain,  treat,  harbour,  shel- 
ter ;  to  welcome,  salute ;  to 
pledge,  drink  to  ;  to  expect,  look 
for,  uwait.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  cie^d- 
lir)v'  impr.  hi^ai'  sub.  ii!^iiifiai, 
in  pi.  ii^'OficOii,  -rji^Oc,  -mvTaf 
inf.  ii^iaOaf  par.  li^djitvoi. 
1  a.  pass.  ind.  ciixOnv  par. 
icxOtii-  per.  mid.  leioKa. 

Acxofcvof,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  pres.  mid. 

—  Aixi^vrai,  3  pi.  pres.  sub. 
mid.  of  last. 

Av-^'x,  -as,  li,  (fr.  iiipiit  to  flay)  a 
skin,  fur. 

itt^iw  -(ii,  f.  -^aoi,  (fr.  same)  to 
dress  or  curry  leather  ;  to  kncait, 
work,  rub  ;  to  soften,  make  ten- 
der,    1  a.  act.  ind.  iiixpa'  par. 

Ji\pn(. 
6/ut  f.  irjaia,  p.  iiStica,to  bind,  lie, 
fasten,  knot ;    to   wrap,  tie  up  : 
to  gird,  hoop ;    to  cluim,  felttr, 
confine  ;  to  oblige,  compel,  force, 
make  nectttary.      1   a.  act,   ind. 
ifilita'  impr.  irjaov,  -iIto),  in  2  pi. 
i/iaarf  sub.   ii/au)'    par.   ii'iaaf. 
per.  pass.  li Wt^ac  inf.  fifitaOai- 
par.   lidtuivoi;.     I   f.    pass.    ind. 
t^iOrjv    mf.  iiOtjvai.     1  f.  pass. 
icOi'iiOfiai. 
d/u,    to  want,    need,    rcjuire  ;    tn 
lack,  be  wanting,  fall  sliort.     gee 
I'liofiai  and  f,tt. 
Ah,  now,   nlrraily ;    trulij,  indeed, 
in   Iriilh,   by   all    means;     then, 
therefore,  for  ;  however,  in  fine, 
in  thort  ;     forstoth,  very  well  ; 
why  ?  wherefore  1 
Art,   mm.  for  ^Irj,  pros.  sub.  of  i^t?. 
Af/iOurof,    (fr.   iaU  a  fight,  and 
iMoKta  to  take)  »<!C  fini<'\iarof. 
A/iyfit,  -arot,  rh,  and  ^iijy^Jf,  -at,, 
n,   (fr.   ItiiKii)  to  bite)   a   bile;  a 
grille,  grasp  ;  a  sling. 
Aijyiiu)  -u,   f.  -iltaii),  to  fill. 
Antri,  2  pi.   prcx.  ind.  of  i>)u. 
A>iO'    for    AnOS,     same    as    if)i; 

which  sec. 
AnOi'iYopofj-ov,!),  fi,  (fr.  ^r;0/«  long, 
an  I   aynpti'ui  lo  upcak)  verbose, 
prolix,  tedious,  long-winded. 


AHA 


AHM 


ir]OiKii,    (fr.    same)    oflen,   fre-]A>'i\ia,  -oiv,  rii,  (fr.  the  island  of 


quetttty,  ofttiines. 
Arj6tv,  (fr.  ffi  truly)  to  wit,  that  is, 
that  is  to  s  ly,  vint  licet. 

Aridvvw,  (fr.  drjOa  long)  to  Stop, 
stay,  tarry,  wail,  delay,  linger  ; 
tn  hinder,  detain.  par.  pres. 
irjO^vuv,  in  a.  sin.   ^tjQirovTa. 

ArjiiiXwrus,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  ia'i;  a 
tight,  and  uX/o-vu  lo  take)  taken 
in  war,  captured,  caplive. 

Aijidto,  A)]tiiu),  and  Ai/t^u),  (fr.  iaiui 
to  burn)  to  burn  vp,  consume; 
to  waste,  lay  waste,  destroy,  ra- 
vage ;  to  cut,  rend,  tear  or  break 
vp  ;  to  kill,  slay. 

AriiKduiv,  -iDiTOj,  5,  Dcicoon,  a 
man's  name,  a.  AtyiKiuvra. 

Atjios,  -a,  -ov  or  -ov,  b,  »;,   Ion.  for 
Adios,-a,-ov,  (fr.  Saiio  to  waste 
hostile,  furious,    fiery,    fierce  ; 
raging,  burning,  wasting.  Subs. 
an  enemy,  foe. 

AyjioThi,  -Titos,  >;,  (fr.  last)  a  fght, 
battle  ;  war,  hoslilily. 

An'iod),  by  Sync,  iijou,  which  see, 
also  Sri'idu). 

Arj'tiTvy.oi  and  A>)tvvpo!,  -ov,  b, 
Dcipylus  and  Deipyrus,  the 
names  of  men. 

Arjtuiv,   g.  pi.  of  ii'ftOi. 

At'iKOKTOi,  't],  -ov,  (fr.  Lat.  dccoc- 
tus)  boiled,  warm,  hot. 

AriKTi'jptoi,  -ov,  b,  f],  and  ArjKrtKii, 
-i),  -dv,  (fr.  St'KiO  to  bite)  bitiytg, 
Slinging,  cutting,  sharp;  taunt- 
ing, envious,  spiteful,  7nalicious, 
backbiting. 

AnKT))s,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  back- 
biter, calumniator,  slanderer. 

ArjKTiii,  -h,  -ov,  (fr.  i^vkuj  to  bite) 
bitten;  biting,  taunting. 

ArjKii),  f.  -fu),  p.  iii]tixa,  obs.  see 
iuKvii),  which  borrows  from  it. 

Ai'iKuicii  or  A^Koais,  a  corruption 
of  fidKuiatf. 

irjXaii/),  (perhaps  fr.  SrjXoi  clear, 
and  ill  truly)  clearly,  certainly, 
undoubtedly,  no  dottbt. 

ArjXcvftcvoi,  Dor.  for  irj^ovftcvos, 
par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  of 

Ati\iu)  -a,  f.  -I'/atji,  p.  icSii'SnKa, 
(perhaps  fr.  i:,ioi  hostile,  and 
Xa'w  to  look.  Or,  ia'Sdi  a  fire 
brand)  to  destroy,  viaste,  lai/ 
waste ;  to  injure,  hurl,  offcrui; 
to  corrupt,  tiolaie,  debauch  ;  to 
trick,  deceive,  beguile. 

AijXr),  -ijf  /;,  wish,  will,  desire,  in- 
clination 

An^'lfii,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  i^i;X/bi  to 
destroy)  injury,  hurt,  harm,  de- 
slruction  ;  mischief,  offence. 

An'^^riiKov,  -oYoi,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
hurtful,  pcrnirious,  ikslructivc ; 
a  di  slrin/r.r,  ravagcr. 

A(i\>i<!n,  -lofj  Alt.  -fw(,  f,,  (Tr. 
same)  the  infliction  of  hurt,  in- 
jury;  dcslrurlion,  ruin. 

Ai^tir'np,  -fjpof,  4,  (fr.  same)  a  de- 
stroy) r,  fiend ;  dcUtrrioun,  hurt- 
fill,  destructive. 

An^nTi'.piov,  -ov,  rh,  (ncut.  ofnoxl) 
poison,  i;rru>ni. 

An^rirrpinf,   -a,    -iv,    (fr.  fijXfi,)  to 
destroy)  deleterious,  dtslrudivc  ; 
poisonous,  mnrlal,  dc'uUy. 
(137) 


ArjXof)  a  festival  of  Apollo. 
Afi\iov,  -ov,  TO,  a  city  of  Boeotia. 
A^Xiuj,   -a,   -ov,   (fr.   Af)Xos)    Da- 
lian, of  Delos,   an   epithet  of 
Apollo. 
AvXoi,  3  sin.  cont.   pres.  ind.   act. 
—  AijXoT'VTtg,  n.   pi.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  J>;X(iu. 
Ai'iXofini,   (fr.   AjjXTj  the  will)  same 

<is  5fXu)  or  £0fXu). 
Ari\ov6rt,  (fr.  i'rfKos  clear,  and  on 
that)  to  wit,  that  is  to  say  ;  cer 
tainly,   surety  ;    wholly,  entirely, 
atiogetlier  ;  truly,  indeed. 
ATiXos, -II, -ov,  (perhaps  fr.  Sijii)  to 
lind)     visible,    plain,     manifest, 
clear,    evitent,    apparent  ;     per. 
spiruous,  notorious,  well  known  ; 
certain,  sitr.',  undoubted  ;  trans- 
parent, pellucid  ;  shining,  bright. 
AijXoi,  -ov,  fi,   (fr.  last)    Delos,  a 

celebrated  island. 
AtjXuu)  -(3,  f.  -ojffui,  p.  -WKa,  (fr. 
same)  to  manifed,  make  appear, 
show,  exhibit ;  to  declare,  signify, 
express,  mitke  known  ;  to  reveal, 
discover,  inipf.  t?iii\oov  -ovv,  -otj 
-ov;,  -Of  -ov.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
eSijXiidiv. 
Ar/Xiii/ia,   -aroi,   ri,  (fr.   same)   a 

sign,  token,  mark,  symptom. 
AijXu)f,  (fr.  same)  visOily,  clearly  ; 

manifestly,  plainly. 
ji»)Xw(Ta;,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  AriXwcct, 

3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  iiiidu). 
AiiXuici;,  -loi,  Att.  -£iu{,  >'i,  (fr. 
ctjXoi  plain)  a  manifestation,  de- 
claration, revelation,  discovery  ; 
briglitnrss,  brilliancy,  transpa- 
rency.  In  the  LXX.  it  is  used 
for  the  Urim  and  Thummim-. 
Ati^iaymyiij)  -a),  f  -i'itu,  (fr.  (%"i/(Of 
the  people,  and  n'y<«'  ^°  lead)  to 
lead  or  mislead  the  people ;  to 
pursue  or  catch  popular  ap- 
plause ;  to  speak  to  or  harangue 
the  people,  make  a  public  ora- 
tion ;  to  (dlure,  seduce ;  to  in- 
fucnce,  affect ;  to  gain  friends, 
procure  favour ;  to  oblige,  en- 
dear. 
A\inay'i>yia,  -of,  ^,  (fr.  same)  po- 
pulanly,  power  over  the  people, 
public  influnire  or  authority  ; 
the  administration  of  the  stale; 
a  public  assrmhly ;  a  sjieech  made 
there,  harangue,  oration. 
Arj/inyuiyds",  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  de. 
moKoguc,  popular  leader,  pn- 
triiit ;  a  ringleader  of  the  moh. 
Adj.  popular  ;  factious. 
AniiapviiC,  -nt,  )'/,  (fr.  cniiii  the 
ncople,  and  apxh  nile)  the  tri- 
bunate or  trihuneship  of  the  com- 
numji, 
Aiiiiapx^^S,  -oi>i  i,  (fr.  same)  n  tri- 

liune  of  the  commons. 
^nti3(,   -a,   b,    Demos,    ft    rnan'.i 

name. 
Ai'ijicvaif,  -tof,  Alt.  -fi/i(,  I'l,  (fr. 
next)  a  puhlicalion,  con/iscatinn, 
sequestration  ;  jimscription,  <l{. 
nunriatinn  ;  outlawry,  baniih- 
mc'it. 
Aii/itvo),  f.  -fi'ri,),  (fr.  !iiijin%  llie 
common.i)    lo    seize,    conJiHcatr, 


AHM 

spqiifslcr  ;  to  denounce,  proscribe, 

baiiiah. 
^Tiptiyopliii  -(3,  C  -fiaui,  p.  iciriiiriy6- 
puKii,  (fr.  same,  and  ayoftim  to 
harangue)  to  linraneut;  make  a 
spferh  to  the  commons,  rnahe  a 
public  oration,   inipf.  cSt]fi)iy6pcov 
•ovv. 
&ril"iyoplg,  -a(,   fi,  (fr-  same)    a 
council  or   public   assembly;    a 
harangue,  speech,  oration;  deli- 
beration, debate. 
^tiutiyopfKdi,  -11,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  re- 
lating to  public  affairs,  concern- 
ing the  state  ;  haranguing,  de- 
bating, declamatory. 
At}uiiyipoi,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  pub- 
lic speaker,   orator;    harangver, 
demagogue. 
^ip'fTvp,  -cpoq,  and  -rpof,  !),  (fr. 
ytj  the  earth,   or  Jr;/jof  people, 
and  ixi'iTtip  mother.     Or  fr.  Siju) 
to   find.    'Or  ialui  to  hght  up) 
Demeter,  Lat.  Ceres. 
At/fir}Tpa,  -(If,  )/,  same. 
Arinvrpla,  -ui',   rd,    (fr.    Ai7;i>/ri?p) 

the  feast  of  Ceres. 
Aril"irptaKds,    -ii,  -dv,    and    Ajju)?- 
rpios,    -ov,  b,  I'l,    Ceres^s,  of  or 
about   Ceres. 
Avf'irpioi,  -ov,   b,    Demetrius,    a 

man's  name. 
^Ilirirpvuiv,  -wvo;,  b,   (fr.  AmtyTrjp 
Ceres)  April,  when  the  f^ival 
of  Ceres  was  celebrated. 
^^fiia,     -wv.     Til,    (neul.    pi.   of 
ii'iHioi  public)  public  (ifferings. 
Ai'ijiia,  (same)  publicly,  openly  ;  by 
the  people,  at  the  public  expense. 
AriftiHov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.   of  same) 
the  poor  people,  rabble,  mob,  po- 
pulace. 
Anfttos,-a,-ov  or  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  irj/iog 
the  commonalty)  of  the  people  ; 
plebeian,  lotv,  mean  ;  public,  ge- 
neral.    Subs,  an  executioner, 
^tlfovpyuov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  itijttovp- 
yii  an  artist)  a  workshop,  manu- 
factory, warehouse. 
Arifitovpyfu)  -u,  f.  -r/aui,  p.  -tjko,  (fr. 
same)  to  work  as  a  mechanic  ; 
to    make,  forge,  frame,  form, 
fashion  ;  to  build, 
^ilfitovpyrifta,    -aroi,  ri,    and   Ar;- 
liiovpyia,-ai,i'),  (fr.  last)  a  mak- 
ing, doing  or  building;    work- 
manship ;    a  piece  of  work,  fa- 
bric, edifice. 
Avftovpybi,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  Si'/fiiog  p\lb- 
lic,  and  ipyov  work)  an  architect, 
engineer,    public  inspector ;    an 
overseer,  magistrate  ;     God,  the 
creator  and  architect  of  the  uni- 
verse, the  builder  and  maker  of 
the  Christian  Church  ;  an  artifi- 
cer, inventor,  deviser. 


AHM 

by  the  people,  publicly  execrated, 
generally  detested. 
AtifidxXetf,     Dimoclcs,    a    man's 
name. 


AH2 


.IrjuoKpnrlouat    -ovfiat,    f.  -I'laojiai, 
(fr.  next)  to  live  in  a  common 


^rjfiojiipoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  i5r)uof  the 
people,  and  (iopn  food)  aevourer 
of  the  people  ;  a  tyrant,  despot. 

^niioyiou)v,  -ovTOi,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  yipuiv  an  elder)  a  senator, 
tounsclwr,  statesman. 

^VjtiOtv,  (fr.  same)  from  the  peo- 
ple, from  among  the  commonalty, 
plebeian. 

^mtOKardpaTOi,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  same, 
and  Karapdoiiai  to  curse)  haied 


wealth  or  free  state. 
AviiOKptiTla,  -a(,  I'l,  (fr.  fTii^oi  peo- 
ple, and  updroi  power)  a  popu- 
lar state, democranj, republic, com- 
vionvealth  ;  mob- government. 
AvfiKplrog,  -ov,  b,  Dcmocritus,  a 

man's  name. 
Ariit6\cvaT0i,  -ov,  b,   f/,   (fr.    iTiftof 
the  people,  and  Xcvu  to  stone) 
stoned  by  the  mob, 
.i>;/i<ii'ifOf,   -o»,  b,    Demoniciis,  a 

man's  name. 
Arjijdoftat     -oufiai,     (fr.    iiiftoi  the 
people)    to    treat    the    populace 
with  shows,  &c.  ;    to  make  mer- 
ry, indulge,  feast. 
Arnid-apaKTOi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
end  irpdaaw  to  do)  done,  enacted 
or  decreed  by  the  people. 
Ar!ftopli'(^!ji,-{os-ov(,b,'i,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^iiTTw  to  fling)  curreixl  among 
the  people,  general,  popular,  fa- 
shionalile. 
ATjfios,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  liu  to 
connect)    a  community,  people, 
state  ;  the  people,  populace ;   the 
vulgar,  rabble,  mob  ;    a  tribe  or 
ward  in  Athens.    Adj.  plebeian, 
vulgar,  mean. 
Atjfdi,  -ov,  b,    (perhaps  fr.  lalu  to 
burn)  fatness,  plumpness;  fat, 
suet. 
ArifioaOevr;^,  -coi  -ovf,  b,  Demos- 
thenes, a  man's  name. 
AniwaBtrtuds,   -j),    -dv,    of  or   like 

Demosthenes. 
Arjpioaia,    (dat.    fem.    of    SrtjxSoioi 

public)  publicly,  in  public. 
An/xoaicvoj,  f.  -cvau),   (fr.   next)   to 
publish,   divulge  ;  to  confiscate  ; 
to  engage  in  public  affairs,  act  in 
the  slate. 
Anitiatos,  -a,-ov,  (fr.^(j;jof  the  peo- 
ple) public,  common.     Subs,   a 
public  officer,  notary,  secretary. 
AtijiociuvTis,  -ov,  b,   (dim.  of  last) 
plebeian,  low,  vile,  mean,  vulgar. 
Arjfioaiuii,  (fr.  same)  publicly,  com- 
monly, vulgarly. 
Ariu6rrii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  pie 
beian,  citizen ;  a  tribesman,  one 
of  the  same  ward. 
ArjforlKii,  -i),  -dv,  (fr.  same)  po- 
pular,   common,     vulgar,     Unu. 
comp.  irjuoriKuirepoi,  sup.  -tira- 
ros. 
AviiortKw;,    (fr.    last)   commonly, 

ordinarily,  vulgarly. 
AviiOii-yoi,   -ov,    b,    (fr.    ^Tmoi  the 
people,  and  i^o)  to  hold)  a  ma- 
gistrate among  the  Thespians. 
AnfocpHyo;, -ov,  i,  (fr.  same,  and 
(pdyw  to  eat)  devouring  t)ie  peo- 
ple ;  a  tyrant,  despot. 
Aifiiu  -«,  f.  -liao),   (fr.  finfof  the 

people)  to  puhliih,  divulge. 
Ar^jit'of^rii,  -coi  -ov;,  b,  »/,  (fr.  same) 
popular,   vulgar,  common,  ordi- 
nary. 
AriiiiJjvrt^,  -aKTos,  b,   Demonax,  a 
man's  name. 

(138) 


Arj/iW^tX^f,  -locovf,  h,  li,  (fr.  Sftftof 
the  people,  and  wi/itA/ui  to  aid) 
useful  to  the  itate,  public  spirit' 
td. 
Ai)>',  same  as  Zfiv. 
Afiv,  long,  a  long  time,  of  long  con- 
tinuance ;  some  time  or  oilier,  at 
length. 
Avvatbt,  -It,  -dv,  (fr.  last)  lasting, 
long,  continuing,   nf  long  con- 
tinuance,   long-lived  ;     ancientf 
old,  former,  of  old  times. 
Anvdpiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  Lat.  dena- 
rius)    the  Roman    denarius,    a 
silver  coin  worth   about  Hd. 
Ann',  for  Afivta,  pi.  of 
A;/i'Of,  -Eof  -ouf,  TO,    (perhaps   fr. 
&>)v   long)  counsel,  advice;    de- 
liberation, debate  ;  a  plot,  artifice. 
Afi^,  -Kbi,  li,  (fr.  l)f]Kui  to  gnaw)  a 

worm  that  cats  timber. 
Afi^if,  -(Of,  Att.  -f(jf, //,  (fr.  same) 
o  bite,  sling  ;  an  eating,  wasting, 
gnawing,  consuming. 
A^^w,  1  f.  of  SijKUfOhs.  borrowed 

by  idKvu). 

Afiovv,  Ion.  for  tSf/ovv,  3  pi.  impf. 

ind.     Ai7ot>v,  pres.   inf.  act.  of 

Atjiui,    f.    -oiau),     p.    itfii-wKa,    by 

Sync,  for  irjUw,  same  as  iri'idto, 

which  see ;  also,  to  burn,  ravage, 

lay  waste,  spoil ;    to  rend,  tear  ; 

to  kilt,  slay.  per.  pass,  idfiufiai. 

par.  1  a.  pass.  irjwBeis. 

An-ncira,  for    llj  inena,  but  then, 

then. 
AtjiTcp,  (fr.  i!i  truly,  and  nep  though) 

at  least,  however,  even,  yet. 
At'irroOcv,     (fr.    same,    and    irddty 

whence)  from   toherever. 
AffiTOTc,  (fr.  same,  and  irori  ever) 
soever,  sometimes,  at  length,  ever, 
why  7  pray  7 
Afi'Kov,   A'/)T7ov6tv,   (fr.  same,  and 
TTov  where)  any  how,  in  any  way, 
any    where ;    surely,    certainlyt 
truly,  verily,  indeed. 
Atiptdu)  -a,  Arjpi^u,  and  Arjplerau), 
(fr.    ^»;pif  a  quarrel)    to  strive, 
quarrel,  wrangle,  debate,  dispute  ; 
a  fight. 
AvptvB^Ttjv,  Ion.   for  tlvpivQfirriv, 

3  du.  1  a.  pass,  of 
Arjphu),  same  as  Sripidu). 
Anpii,  -lof,   Att.  -t(jf, »;,  (pcrliaps 
fr.  id  intens.  and  ipt;  a  dispute. 
Or  fr.  Salpiii  to  scourge)  a  con- 
tention,   quarrel,    wrangle,    dis- 
pute ;   a  fight,  battle,  skirmish, 
affray. 
Anp'cdvToiv,  g.  and  d.  du.  1  a.  par. 
act.  of  irjpl^i^,  same  as  iripidu). 
Aiplu},  and  Ar^piojint,    f.   -loojtai, 
(fr.  firipi;  a  quarrel)  to  strive,  con- 
tend, bicker  ;  to  quarrel,  fight. 
Aripifi'uf^  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  next,  and 

/3(0f  life)  lung-lived. 
Avpovi  (neut.  of  next)  long,  of  long 

continuance  ;  long  ago,  of  old. 
Avpbs,  -a,  -bv,    (fr.  Sfjv  long)  con- 
tinual, incessant;  long,  lasting ; 
of  a  long  life,  Icng-liveil;  old, 
ancient. 
AvdaKcro,  Ion.  for  cirjadffKtro,  3 

sin.  impf.  ind.  mid.  of 
AnadoKtii,  Poet,  for  ilia. 
Anac,  Aijaav,  Ion.  for  iiriac,  3  sin. 


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Kndtiriirav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
AijiTui,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  ^ijaarc, 
2  pi.  of  A'fffov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  — 
ArjauvTCS,  n.  pi.  of  A/jcaf,  •a(ra, 
-av,  I  a.  par.  act.  —  Ar'iaacdai, 
1  a.  inf.  mid.  —  A^tru,  -tij,  -£i, 
1  f.  ind.  —  Anaw,  -tji,  -a,  in  2  pi. 
Ai'iatjre,  1  a.  sub.  act.  —  Af/aov- 
(Ti,  3  pi.  I  f.  ind.  act.  o{ ieti). 

Atjra,  (fr.  Sh  truly)  iher ef ore,  then  ; 
trull/,  forsooth  ;  pray  ? 

AvTii,  -!),  -iv,  Listyjinal,  extreme  ; 
farthest,  utmost. 

Anx^^'Si  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  irjKu, 
obs.  see  idxvtj. 

Aiju),  to  Jirul,  meet  with,  hit  upon, 
discover.  It  is  generally  trans- 
lated future,  or  like  the  pres. 
sub. 

AiJ),  -6o;  -o5f,  i';,  Poet,  for  Ariiifj- 
Ttjo,  or  Ceres. 

Ajiduciv,  1  f.  inf.  act.  ofS^Sdi. 

Ai',  for  Aia,  a.  of  Zri'j,  i,  g.  Zrjvis 
or  Aids,  d.  Zrjvl  or  Ait,  a.  Znva 
or  Aia,  V.  ZtD,  Jupiter. 

Ai',  also  for  £ifi,  prep. 

A('i,  and  Ion.  A'ii,  fern,  of  Stos. 

,!«},  a  preposition  governing  the 
£.  case,  and  the  a.  with  the 
Poets,  through,  by  means  of; 
across,  by,  through  ;  amidst, 
among,  through,  tliroughout ;  at, 
before  ;  in,  into  ;  from ;  after, 
al  intervals,  in  the  course  of,  dur. 
ing  ;  for,  on  account  of,  because 
of 

AiaPalvw,  I  f.  mid.  iiu0ijcofiai,  p. 
act.  cia0i,3ijKa,  (fr.  cid  through, 
and  0alyu>  to  go)  to  go,  pass 
through,  pass  over ;  to  pervade ; 
>to  St  ilk,  walk  with  legs  wide 
asunder.  2  a.  act.  ind.  iiiiinv. 

Aia^aWij),  f.  -aXu),  p.  !iLa!iiii\r)<a, 
(fr.  same,  and  liaWn)  to  throw) 
to  transplant,  transport,  transfer  ; 
to  pass,  carry  over  or  through  ;  to 
Strike,  pierce  or  dart  through;  to 
accuse,  impeach  ;  to  calunmidic, 
slander,  Ira/luce,  belie  ;  to  cajole, 
deceive.  2  a.  act.  fiifiJs^ov.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  iti(}\iidriv.  per.  mid. 
iiaiitlioXa. 

Aiat3i\t,  par.  —  Aia^ijvai,  inf.  2  a. 
of  fiiapaivu. 

Aid^Kun,  -io{,  Alt,  -£uf,  I),  (fr. 
same)  cliange  of  place,  removal; 
a  vavH^e,  ford,  bridge. 

Amiiiiarii^ui,  f.  -Sirui,  fr.  8tA  in- 
tens,  and  ffaard^u),  which  sec. 

Al'tliiris,  •>),  •i^l,  (fr.  cin(iaivti)  tO 
pa^s  ovpr)  p^issahlr,  that  may  or 
ran  he  passed  or  crossed  over. 

At'ificfi'itoTiyTiii,  3  pi.  cont.  ind.  — 
AmUifiiiQuaOai,  inf.  prcs.  past. 
rimi.  of 

Ai't.h:1,tiitia  -iS,  f.  -tiaia,  (fr.  fiii  in- 
lcn».  and  lhliat6ii)  to  stronj^hcn) 
fo  esla'ilish,  srrurp,  confirm  ;  to 
stren^tlien.  Aiadilfatdoiiat  -nTtfiai, 
to  avouch,  affirm,  assure,  as- 
sert. 

AiadiliXrtitfvoi,  par.   per.  pasa.  of 

itfifidWiit. 

Aiafllj,  3  ain.   2  a.   nub.    of  fta 

(inlvu). 
Atdiirjiiaf-ttTOf,  ri,  (iV.  !ta0alvu  to 

pitu  over)    a  postage,  Irantit, 


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crossing  over  ;  step,  gait,  move- 
meni. 

Aiafitd^ui,  (fr.  iia  intens.  and  (iid- 
^10  to  force)  to  compel,  oblige, 
constrain. 

Aia^tPd^iii,  f.  -dcrii),  p.  -axa,  (fr.  Sid 
over,  and  (it^d^u)  to  make  pass) 
to  carry,  take  or  conduct  over; 
to  go  over,  perambulate,  sur- 
vey. 

AialiiSui  -u,  f.  -liffii),  and  AiafiiSo- 
fiai  -oi'fiai,  f.  -liiaojiai,  (fr.  iia 
through,  and  /Fidai  to  live)  to 
lead  the  whole  life,  to  pass  or 
spend  tlie  life  through ;  to  live, 
reside,  abide. 

Aia,3\i-!:o),  f.  -i^u),  p.  6ia^i^\i(pa, 
(fr.  same,  and  j^Xeirw  to  see)  to 
see  clearly,  discern,  distinguish ; 
to  overlook,  despise,  sliglit.  I  f. 
act.  2  sin.  iiafiXi^JCis. 

AiafiXridcU,  par.  of  Ai£/3X>;0i;v,  1  a. 
pass,  of  iiafidWiii. 

Ata^odii)  -d,  f.  -new,  (fr.  Siti 
throughout,  and  jiodm  to  cry)  to 
divulge,  publish,  proclaim;  to 
celebrate,  cry  up,  extol,  par.  per. 
pass.  5ia[iiliorjiiivos.  par.  1  a. 
pass.  italSorideis. 

AtajionTos,  -ov,  h,  !],  (fr.  last)  cele- 
brated, cried  up,  extolled;  fa- 
mous, notable,  remarkable.  Also 
infamous,  notorious. 

AmpoXfi,  -ij>,  and  AiaPoXla,  -a;. 
Ion.  Aiajio^ir],  -1)5, ';,  (fr.  Sia0d\- 
Xu)  to  traduce)  calumny,  slan- 
der ;  false  accusation. 

AialioX'iKi;,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  same) 
slanderous, false,  malicious;  di- 
abolical, devilish. 

AtdiloXos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  slan- 
derer, calumniator,  traducer, 
backhitc  ;  an  informer,  spy  ;  the 
devil,  Satan. 

Atd'^nooi,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  Sid  through, 
and  l3opd  eating)  eaten  up,  con- 
sumed;  eaten  into,  perforated, 
hollow,  decayed ;  also  eating, 
gnawing,  consuming,  rusting. 

AiafiovXcvoiiiai,  f.  -cvcofiai,  (fr.  Sk'i 
intens.  and  iiovXtvui  to  consult) 
to  deliberate,  debate ;  determine, 
resolve,  decree,  decide. 

AiafiouXla,  -af,  i'/,  and  AiajiovXiov, 
-ov,  rj,  (fr.  last)  counsel,  ad- 
vice ;  deliberation,  debate,  consi- 
deration. 

Aiaftvviofiat  or  Aiafiivofiat,  a  very 
unuitual  verb  ;  to  pass  or  cross 
over  ;  to  carry  across,  convey 
over.  prcs.  inf.  iiafivvliaOai  -cta- 
6(11,  or  Sia(3uvcoOiii. 

Aia(iu>,  -fii,  -fi,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of^(a- 

(ialvio. 

AtnyY^XXu),  f.  -rXu5,  p.  itfiyyiXxa, 
(fr.  diii  among,  and  /lyy/XXu)  lo 
tell)  to  fletiver  a  message,  bring 
or  tell  news  ;  to  declare,  an- 
nounce, publish,  divulge.  1  a. 
ind.  art.  Si^yyctXa. 

AidyycXim,  -iiTo<,  rl),  (I'r.  la»l)  a 
mrjtsage,  order ;  a  jiublication, 
declaration. 

AidyycXof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  nantc)  a 
messenerr  hrtiiy.rn  parties. 

Aiayc,    Dor.   for  finyt,   3^  sin.   of 
vii)yoi'.  2  ».  net.  nftidyu. 
(139) 


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AtaytXdu}  -Z,  f.  -aau,  (fr.  Sid  in« 
tens,  and  ytXdu  to  laugh)  to 
laugh  at,  deride,  mock  ;  to  smile 
upon,  gratify. 

Aiayevdfiti'os,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  2  a. 
mid.  of 

Aiayivoijiat,  f.  SiaytV)'coiiat,'p.  Sia- 
yiyivijjiai,  (fr.  iid  through,  and 
yho^iai  to  be)  to  be  present,  at, 
with  or  among ;  to  abide,  last, 
continue,  endure.  Also  to  pass 
over,  tiff"  or  away,  come  lo  an 
end,  befnished,  concluded.  2  a. 
mid.  ind.  Suycvd^r^v  par.  Siayi- 
vdfttvo;. 

AiayiviicKd),  f.  -yvwaw,  p.  Siiyvoi- 
Kct,  (fr.  Siii  intens.  and  yii'iicKw 
to  know)  to  know  fully  ;  to  dis- 
cern, distinguish,  observe  ;  to  dis- 
cuss, examine;  to  determine,  de- 
cide, deeree,  resolve.  2  a.  act. 
6iiyvii)v.  per.  pass.  Siiyviitaftai. 
1  f.  mid.  Siayviiauftai. 

AiayKvXiu)  -ui,  f.  -i/ff'J,  (fr.  Siu 
through,  and  ayKvXi]  the  strap 
for  throwing  the  dart)  to  take 
hold  of  the  strap,  prepare  to  dart. 

AiayXii^ci),  f.  -xpoi,  (fr.  iid  intens. 
and  yX{i(pui  to  car\'e)  to  engrave. 

Atayvuipi^u),  f.  -toji,  p.  Suyviipma, 
(fr.  same,  and  yiupi'^oi  to  in- 
form) to  viake  known,  divulge, 
publish. 

Aidvviiiai;,  -lOi,  Att.  -cojj,  ';,  (fr. 
'ayivtiaKu}  to  discern)  a  trial, 
hearing,  discussion,  examination  ; 
a  sentence,  decision,  decree  ;  dis- 
tinction, judgment. 

AiayviJiaoyini,  1  f.  mid.  of  same. 

Aiayoyyvl^hi,  f.  -uau),  p.  ciiyoyyv- 
Ka,  (ir.  Siti  intens.  and  yoyyvCm 
to  murmur)  to  murmur  loudly, 
complain  much ;  to  roar  at.  I  a. 
act.  Sieyiyyvea. 

Aiayopeviii,  f.  -eiKTui,  (fr.  same,  and 
ayopcvu)  to  declaitn)  to  speak  in 
public,  harangue ;  to  vote,  enact, 
decree  ;  to  intercede,  forbid ;  to 
inveigh  against. 

Atdypapfia,  -droi,  rh,  (fr.  Siaypd- 
(pu)  to  write  out  J  a  title,  inscrip- 
tion; an  abridgment,  epitome, 
summary  ;  an  a'-t,  decree ;  a 
drawing,  representation;  a  figure, 
diagram  ;  a  proposition,  theorem; 
a  cancelling  or  discharge, 

Ainypicpfi,  -ni,  i),  (fr.  same)  a 
draught  plan,  representation  ;  a 
picture. 

Ainypdfut,  f.  -<^(J,  p.  -0n,  (fr.  Sid 
ihrouch,  and  ypd(t>iD  (o  write) 
to  write  out,  copy  over ;  to  deli- 
nenle,  describe,  represent,  draw, 
paint ;  to  enlist,  levy,  write  in  a 
roll ;  to  choose,  select  ;  to  cancel, 
bht  out,  deface;  to  annul,  alio- 
lish,  repeat;  to  abandon  a  suit  at 
law,  decline  to  prosecute. 

Aiaypd^ofiri;  I  pi.  1  f.  act.  of  last. 

Aiaypriyop/ut  -w,  f.  -i/irw,  p.  i^rypii- 
yAnnKa,  (fr.  I'l.i  inleiis.  and  yp>,- 
yopdoiny/titr.U)  tn  he  broad  awake; 
lo  watch  rigilnnlly  ;  to  lie  very 
circumspect.  1  n.  act.  Suyptiyi- 
pnira. 
Atayprjynp^aavrts,  n.  pi.  par,  I  a. 
act.  of  laxt. 


Aiaypirvto)  -ui,  f.  -»i(iii>,  (fr.  same, 
liilJ  nj'pi'irrf'ui  to  Wukt)  Id  li. 
(iwaki,  like  the  lust. 

Auij'u),  I'.  -(«,    |>.    i^'vX"'   ('''•  '^"' 
tliroiigit,    and   dyut   to  lend)    <'. 
hrin^,  Uwl  or  coiulurt  over ;  U 
p'las  or  speiiil  ti:t>c ;  to  Iccul  titi 
tint,  (luxrll.  i  a.  act.  fniyo)',  Att. 

Aia)'u))'i),  -f)>-,  ^,  (fr.  same)  a  /cW- 
in?,  fiondyrting,  ro'ivtynncr  fs- 
ciirl ;  a  sttUioii,  post,  guard ;  u 
cournc,  mode  or  hahit  nf  life; 
pastime,  amuscmmt. 

Ain'yu);ui',  1   |>l.  prt'S.  sub.  act 

Atdyoirii,  li.  pi.  par.  pros.  act. 

of  (*lfl)'U). 

^layiDriaui  -tD,  (fr.  iiii  intcns.  and 
ayujvia   agony)   to  lie  in   agony, 
s'ifftr  great  pain  or  anxiety. 
Atayioii^ofiiii,  f.  -iaofiai,  (fr.  same, 
and  ay<oii^tA)  to  contend)  to  strive 
obstiiuUely,  contend,  sirusgle, 
Aiufd^o^   I,  f.  -(iffOfiat,    (fr.  same, 
and  id^ufiiit  to  sliare)  to  divide. 
allot,  apportion.     1  a.  inf.  mid. 
iiaSdoaaO'it. 
AtaSctyitiiri^u),  (fr.  same,  and  hty- 
pari^u}  to  expose)   to  treat  u-illi 
ignominy,  stigmatize,  make   an 
example  of, 
AiaiciKt'Vfit,  f.   -Scl^u),   (fr.   same, 
and  leiKvvfit  to  show)  to  exldbit, 
display  ;    to  prove,  give  proofs, 
spiriinens  or  cxarnples. 
AiaJt^i'^trof,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of  ^la- 

t'  ^ofiai. 
&ta/<(^to;,  -ov,  0,  I],  (fr.  f.ia  intens. 
and  h^idi  right-handed)  right, 
on  the  riiihl  hand  or  side  ;  lucky, 
favourahle,  propitious. 
^laitfiKii),  f.  -fw,  p.  -ya,  (fr.  same, 
and  lifKtii  to  see)  to  see  clearly, 
see  through,  comprehend,  under- 
stand. 2  a.  Sti?ipaKov. 
Alai^f;^ouai,  f» -fo//'ii,  p.  fiafi^cv- 
ft'ii.  (fr.  1*1(1  through,  andi'f'y^^iii 
to  receive)  <o  receive  by  succession 
or  through  another;  to  succeed, 
follow,  rnme  after,  come  into  tin 
place  of  ;  tochange,  relieve,  take  th( 
place  of,  come  in  turn.    1  a.  mid. 
ind. ^it^c^dfitjv'  par.  ^laiStfri'/ici/of. 
Amiio}  -H,  f-  -riau},  p.  -rjKu,  (fr.  iti) 
about,  and  ciu  to  bind)  tocrotcn, 
adorn  the  head ;  to  bind  round, 
gird,  encircle;    to  connect,  knit 
tie,  fasten  together ;  tn  interweave, 
eniwine. 
Aidi^j/Xoc,  -n,  -Ov,  (fr.  fta  intens. 
an. I  ^ij\os  clear)  manife.H,  plain, 
evident,  apparent ;  open,  c-mspi. 
cutus ;  u:dl  kwium. 
Aidliiiin,  -Sroi,  rd,   (fr.  ^in?ifu>  to 
cncirclej  <i  diadem  or  white  JilUt 
round  the  head;    a  crown,  gar- 
land, citaplet. 
^laSi^pdTKii),  f.  •nVM,  p.  -aKa,  (fr 
^(  *i  intens.  and  I'l  'pioKui  to  (Ice '. 
lojlu  or  run  av.ay  ;  In  shun,  avoid, 
dedine ;    li   escape,    slip   away. 
For  lenses  see  rid'p^ui. 
A(  ictiuiiit,  f.  -i5ii<r'i),  p.  ImH^uiKn 
(fr.  it>\  t'lrotieh,  and  Mfw/ti  to 
give)  to  diHri'mte,  divi-le,  shore, 
app-irti'in  ;  to  deliver,  luirul  over 
transmit.  2  a.  act,  ind.  liiitov 


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impr.    flnfoi.   inipf.    ind.    pa-iis.' 
i^Ki'uV/ivi'. 

.iiaiVi'ujiTii',  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  act.  — 
Aidi'iiiiroiiai,  3  |)1.  1  f.  ind.  act. 
olhisl. 

ittaS.Ku^iipct'o;,  -I],  -or,  (par.  prcs. 
mid.  or  pass,  of  next)  the  plnin- 
t'l/i'ot  defendant. 

iiiK^no'^u),  f.  -iicrw,  (fr.  same,  anil 
fiKHi^ii)  to  judge)  III  juilgei  ikicr- 
viine,  decide,  girt  a  vtrdici,  make 
a  decree,  pronounce  sentence.  Ai- 
Ka^o/iai,  to  go  to  law,  sue,  bring 
an  action, 

^laftKiiola,  -«<r,  ',,  and  AiaiiKnc- 
/ids",  -oil,  b,  (fr.  lust)  a  trial,  hear- 
ing ;  argujnnil, pUadi:ii:,  debate. 

Aia^o*/u)  -li,  f.  c^ii(w,  fr.  iliu  intens. 
and  doKiui  to  seem,  which  see. 

Aini^opiirifuudi,  f.  -iaofiat,  (fr.  ^ii'i 
with,  and  idpv  a  spear)  to  fighl 
uilh  .spear.i,  join  battle,  combat. 

A/u(^of,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  i^iaiViiaj/ii. 

Ai(i(^ori'a(,2a.  inf.  act.  of^iii^ii5i.)/ii. 

Aiafo^fl,  -Tjs,  !i,  (fr.  itaSixojuai  to 
succeed)  succession,  vieissitudc, 
change,  revolution;  a  relief  of 
guard. 

Aidi\o)(Oi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  suo 
cessur ;  a  lieutenant,  deputy  ;  a 
change  of  guard,  relief. 

Aiaf'paKot,  2  a.  opt.  act.  of  Jia^f'p' 
Ku),  see  in  SipKu). 

Aia^pn/jLUv,  2  a.  inf.  —  AtaSpa/jiov- 
ra,  fcin.  —  Aiaipafidvrif,  pi.  mas. 
of  Ain^pajiCiv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 
harpi'^ui. 

Aiafipdt'iu,  Dor.  for  ^ta5p;5va(,  2  a. 
inf.  of  hdlpr^jn. 

Aia^pdui,  f.  -niTio,  (fr.  itu  intens. 
and  (^pdiD  to  flee)  and 

Aid^pri^u,  same  as  (halt^pdcKui,  2 
a.  act.  ind.  iiefpijv,  and  Dor. 
Stli^p.iV  opt.  ^lafipuirjV  inf.  6ia- 
fipjvaf  par.  ^mc^paf,  -iTera,  -dv. 

Ainfpt'iariTai,  Ion.  for  iia^pdarjTai, 
3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of  last. 

Aiu^po^i;,  -));,  >/,  (fr.  ftarpi^d)  to 
run  about)  a  running  up  and 
doum  ;  hurry,  precipitation,  con- 
fusion. 
Aia^vvuj,  Ain^vii)  or  Aini^iio/iai,  f. 
-vaonai,  (fr.  iiii  through,  and 
cvi'U)  or  c'l'iu)  to  enter)  to  enter,  go 
under  or  into ;  to  go  or  pass 
through;  to  penetrate. 
AinSufit,  same   as   last,  2  £.  ind. 

iti^vv  par.  t'lacvg,  -vca,  -vv. 
Aii'iiw,  f.  -Saw,  (fr.  iia  from,  and 

I't^io  to  sint?)  to  discord,  jar, 
Atueijiiroi  for  iuifjiivoi,  par.  per. 

pass,  o^^iirifji. 
iiDtiVu),  f.  liadcofini  for  itcl^u. 
Ai  ^n'w,  f-  -''cu),  of  ciu  intens.  and 

^du),  which  see. 
AidUrai.   (inipcrs.  fr.  i5(«Xo/.iai   to 
weave)  it  is  re^idated,  ordered, 
si'lled ;  they  begin,  enter  upon. 
AmZ^tvyvvu  or  -i'mi,  f.  -I^ui,  ('r.  iiu 
from,  and  (^tvyvvut   to  join)    to 
disi'iin,  part,  sever,  separate ;  to 
abstract,     vithdraw;    to    reject, 
cor'ft  ofr,  divorce. 
Ainl'ivKriKif,-h,-iv,  Cr.  last)  dis- 

jvvrlive,  opposite,  dissimilar. 
iirf^ti'^K,  -(0?,   Att.   -£w,-,  {],  (fr. 
same)  scparaiinn,  divi-iioru 
(140) 


AIA 

Ain'^D^ai,  (fr.  I'n}  and  i^io  to  »el) 
/()  sit  or  begin  to  unrk  ;  to  xeurp 
yarn,  set  a  ueh,  odd  to  the  tvurp  ; 
to  utave  ;  to  arrange,  set,  place, 
regulate. 

Aiii^iiyia,  -ai,  i'/,  (fr.  fio^Lvytviii 
to  St  parale)  S(pariilio)i,ilisiniiim 

Ata^iytov,  -uv,  n),  (fr.  same)  o  di- 
vorce. 

Atd^infia,  -nroi,  rb,  (fr.  next)  a 
girilli;  giith,  Siish ;  breeches  or 
trou:urs ;  the  wiihiff';  a  supply 
or  magasine. 

Aio^iii'i'ii/ii,  f.  -^lun-w,  p.  fit^uiKa, 
(Ir.  ^111  about,  and  ^liiir/n  to 
gird)  to  (vcirele,  be.t;ird,  sur- 
round,  fiiriify  ;  to  lie  or  tuck  up. 
1  a.  act.  iiii^waa.  per.  )iasiv  itl- 
^uifffiiii.  1  a.  mid.  f^ti^McdiDjv. 

Aidiifii,  (fr.  (^id  through,  and  dvfii 
to  blow)  to  breathe  ovir  ;  tn  blow 
over  or  7ipo7i ;  to  blow  violently. 
3  sin.  pres.  fudnai. 

Aidrjaci,  Poet,  for  ii^att,  3  sin.  1  f. 
act.  of  iuiiiii. 

AtuOiptiiof,  -r;,  -ov,  par.  2  a.  mid. 

of  ^iaTi'0»;/j|. 

Aia6tpjiatv.j),  f.  -oiiS,  p.  itartBip- 
fiityKa,  (fr.  i^iii  intens.  and  ^cp- 
Halvu  to  warm)  to  lieat,  warm, 
make  hot ;  to  boil,  make  to  boil. 

AiuOepixtii,  -ou,  b,  t'j,  (fr.  last)  very 
hot,  glowing,  boiling. 

AidOcat;,  -lof,  Att.  -fuj,  f],  (fr.  cia- 
rldnfii  to  arrange)  disposition, 
arrangement,  order  ;  nffection  of 
the  body  or  mind,  passion,  ail- 
ment. 

Aiadirn?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  dis- 
poser, arranger,  creator ;  a  stew- 
ard, manager  ;  an  almoner  ;  a 
seller ;  an  interpreter. 

AioOfu)  -d,  (fr.  ^irj  through,  and 
5f'ti)  to  run)  to  run  about,  run 
over  or  through. 

Aiad^Kij,  ->75,  )),  (fr.  iiariOriiii  to 
dispose)  a  league,  treaty  ;  a  co- 
venant, bargain,  agreement;  a 
disposition,  disposal,  settlement ; 
a  will,  testament ;  an  institution, 
appointment,  dispensation  ;  the 
covenant  of  grace. 

AtaOfii,  2  sin.  —  AiuOiifici',  1  pi.  2 
a.  sub.  act.  —  Aiofl/iro/iai,  -7/, 
-crni,  in  1  pi.  —  -Orjcipt-tla,  1  f. 
mid.  of  liarWrifn. 

AiuOpfiloftai,  -ri,  -irai,  1  f.  mid.  of 
ftarpicpw. 

AiaSpuXX/o)  -w,  f.  -f/ciji,  (fr.  ^i«  in- 
tens. and  ^piiXX/o)  to  buzz)  to 
whisper,  ?n  utter,  speak  softly  ;  to 
raise  a  report,  circulate  a  story  ; 
to  divulge,  publish. 

AinOpuiTTijj,  f.  -4^,  (fr.  same,  and 
$pvrcTii)  to  breaks  to  break 
through  ;  to  crush,  break  in 
pieces;  to  weaken,  waste,  wear 
out ;  to  indulge  in  ease  and  luxu- 
ry. AiaOpi-KTOiiai,  to  prepare  to 
sing;  to  make  offeited  prepara- 
tions fir  singing. 

AiatOvcao),  fr.  ftii  intens.  and  ai- 
Ovaau)  lo  warm,  whirh  see. 

Aioi'iiu,  f.  -fliw,  ("r.  Ari  .Jupiter  or 
the  air)  to  moisten,  water,  wet, 
.iprinklc,  bedew. 

Ataipitai,  Ion,   for  iiaiptij,  2  sin. 


AlA 

pres.  ind.  mid.  —  ^laipUtv  -ctv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  of  itaipiio. 

^lalpcaii,  -lOf,  Att.  -tiuf,  i/,  (fr. 
next)  .icptration,  division  ;  seUc- 
lion,  choice  ;  a  distincliortf  diver- 
sity, difference. 

^atoiu)  -S),  f.  -ricw,  p.  iifipijr.ii, 
((r.  iiu  from,  and  aipiio  to  take) 
to  divide,  split ;  to  distribute,  cut, 
carve  ;  to  dextroy,  demolish ;  to 
optn,  dis,  plough ;  to  decide, 
diitin^iah,  mark,  note.  Mid. 
to  discourse,  treat  of,  explain,  ex- 
pound, eluci'late.  Pass,  to  be 
divided,  sU  apart,  selected,  cho- 
sen, par.  pres.  niid.  Staipiujv 
-un,  -fnvaa  -ouaa,  -iov  -ovv. 

Aiulpw,  f.  -Spi),  p.  in'ipKu,  (fr.  oi(< 
intens.  and  alpu>  to  lift)  to  lift, 
raise  up,  erect ;  to  exalt,  elevate ; 
to  convey  away,  carry  qff";  to 
open  the  mouth,  gape,  mutter; 
to  set  off,  adorn. 

Acafirffw,  f.  -fw,  (fr.  ha  through, 
and  ataoti)  to  rush)  to  run,  rus/i, 
or  dart  through  ;  to  go  over  or 
pas*  through  luistity. 

AtaiTa,  -nil  I'h  manner,  hahxl  or 
mode  of  life ;  livelihood,  subsist- 
ence ;  ditt,  regimen ;  an  abode, 
residence  ;  a  choice,  preference  ; 
a  sentence,  award. 

Aialraatv,  Poet,  and  Dor.  for  Sifj- 
rt)<Tiir,  3  sin.  1  a.  act.  of  next. 

AiaiTtlu)  -u),  f.  -fiaw,  p.  iiCinirr]Ka, 
and  hiii]TiiKa,  (fr.  Uaira  diet)  to 
nurse,  lend  the  sick,  put  under  a 
medical  regimen ;  to  direct,  regu- 
late, ordir,  manage  ;  to  arbitrate, 
award,  determine,  afljuAge.  Aini- 
rdoitat  -ui/jal,  to  live,  dwell,  abide ; 
be  on  a  regimen,  per.  pass.  !*£- 
iitjTriiiai.  1  a.  act.  tiiulrrjaa,  and 
tcirjrrjca. 

A(;;frj)(i<i, -aro{,  rJ,  (fr.  finirdij)  to 
direct)  manlier  or  hal/it  of  life  ; 
iliel,  regimen. 

AiaiTnr>if,-oT',  0,  (fr.  same)  an  ar- 
bilrat'ir,  judge,  umpire. 

AiairnrlKfl,  -r)(,  //,  viz.  rl)(t'tj,  (fr. 
same)  dietcti;  that  part  of  medi- 
cine reliUin  ;  to  diet. 

l^iiiiTiiiojxai  -ijfiat,  (fr.  fiili  intens. 
an  i  tuTinojfti  to  blame,  ih.  mrln 
blame)  to  ayruse,  charge,  crimi- 
nate. 

inaiTUjiivri,  fern.  par.  pres.  pass. 
ConU  of  fiaiTiiiii. 

&iai'i>vi^u>,  f.  -laiji,  fr.  6t<i  intens. 
.in  1  aiuivrui,  whirh  sec. 

Aiiiuviu.-Ei;, -(7,  Att.  for  liaimvl- 
oio,  1  f.   act.  of  last. 

AinK'iO  tpi^.il,  f.  -'/jjw,  p.  fiinKlKa- 
0  iniKi:,  (fr.  (!i.)  inlp.ns.  and  «.iOi- 
pl[,ui  to  puri''y)  In  clinn  perfftly, 
elenn^r  thormghh/,  scour  ;  to  se- 
pnratc,mnn'ni:.  I  a.  f^mtiOnpien. 

AtaKiiO  iOiui,-tU,-t'i,  All.  for^iaXd- 
0  ipiaui,  1  f.  art.  of  last. 

AtaKtoTip/ui  -'S.  fr.  Ai'J  intons.  and 
Kiprcphji,  which  see. 

AioK  irc\i'y)(^oii  i,  f.  -(t/jni,  p.  iii- 
(Tir-^ty/i  'I,  {(r.  I'l'i  inlensi.  Knr) 
againsi,  and  ryiyx"'  '"  prove) 
to  rnnfute  tli'irouijhit/,  convince 
forri'ili/,  rjinvi-'t  rttarly, 

AtaKariy^u),  f.  itaKuOi^u,  and  Aia- 


AIA  ■ 

Kara(r)(^lt>>  -w,  f.  -axnoiii,  (fr. 
same,  and  l^io  to  hold)  to  de- 
tain, seize,  lake  possession  of; 
to  occupy,  possess. 

AiaKd'nai,  f.  -daojiat,  p.  -KfK£(/<oi, 
(fr.  ^i((  intens.  and  Kiijiai  to  lie) 
to  incline,  tend,  be  dis^posed ;  to 
dispose,  selllc,  constitute,  appoint ; 
to  lie  by,  be  laid  up.  jjrcs.  impr. 
StoKctao. 

AtaKtipii),  f.  -epH,  jEol.  -fp(7u»,  (fr. 
same,  and  Kcipu)  to  clip)  lo  shave 
clean  ;  lo  strip,  rob ;  to  cut  asuit- 
der,  cleave,  rive;  lo  rend,  tear 
in  pieces.  1  a.  inf.  ^laKci'pai, 
.^ol.  itaKioaai. 

AiaKtXtiio^oi,  f  -fuerofini,  p.  -cvuat, 
(fr.  same,  and  kcXcCio  to  order) 
to  exhort,  encourage,  cheer ;  to 
command,  charge,  enjoin. 

AiaKCiTii,  and  Aia/ci'iwf,  (fr.  next) 
superjiuously,  without  cause ; 
fruitlessly,  in  vain,  to  no  end,  to 
no  purpose. 

Aia'/cEi'Of,  -ou,  0,  )'/,  (fr.  Stti  intens. 
and  Kci'bi  empty)  empty,  hollow, 
voi  I,  vacant ;  v-xin,  light,  trifling. 

AiaKtpaai,  --Eol.  for  i5iuKf/pai,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  of  haKclpii). 

AtiKC)(iapi(Tfiivos,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
iia)(^ti)pi^ijj. 

AiaKex^wpiaiJiivuis,(fr.laiSl)scvcraUy, 
separately,  in  pieces,  piecemeal. 

AiaKivivi'eiu},  f.  -tvaui,  (fr.  iiu 
through,  and  /iii(5ui'£iJu  to  risk, 
th.  Ktvivvof  danger)  to  hazard, 
venture,  endanger  ;  to  try,  prove, 
essay. 

Aiaxiviw  -a),  f.  -j/cu,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ktiiu)  to  move)  lo  excite,  disturb, 
put  into  com  motion  ;  to  sh  dee,  sift. 

AiaKXiiocai,  Poet,  for  iiaKXdaas,  1 
a.  par.  act.  of 

AiaK^du)  -a,  f.  -acru},  (fr.  Sid  intens. 
and  KXdui  to  break)  to  break  in 
pic-es,  rut  through,  snap. 

Aia»;XfVru),  f.  -\pui,  (fr.  sa-nc,  and 
kKI-htij)  to  steal)  to  steal  privately, 
Jilch,  pilfer,  purloin,  embezzle; 
to  steal  away,  with'Iraw p'ivalcli/. 

AtaKXr)pot>ofiiu)  -w,  (fr.  iia  through- 
out, and  K\ripovofiiu)  to  inherit) 
to  inherit,  share  a  property  ;  In 
divide  among,  allot,  ajrporlion, 
give  cadi  his  share,  pir.  pros, 
mill.  fnfiKXriowojit^ittvoi-oi'fttio^. 

AtaK\r)p6ui  -a,  f.  0)0(1), (fr.  s  une,  and 
xXf/piiui  to  allot)  to  scllk  by  lot ; 
to  give  or  leave  In  be  dioidcd,scl 
out,  njiportioji,  dittrilmle  amonp. 
AiiiK\ttp6o^ai  -OM^ai,  lo  share, 
lake  n  share,  get  a  part  or  portion. 

AiftKinlw,  f.  -iilam,  (fr.  ii  i  intens. 
and  Kvalio  lo  scratch)  lo  gnaw 
away,  corrode  ;  lo  spoil,  c  irrupt, 
injure,  wasir ;  lo  griev:;  ujllirt, 
fret.  AiaKi'riloiiiii,  lo  be  sari, 
mourn,  be  njlictrd. 

AiaKoipav(ut,-6>,(.  -I'laiii,  (fr.  same, 
and  <tiipiv/(D  lonilej  locommand 
in  chief;  lo  marshal,  arrange, 
arrm/. 

AiiKoXvitliiiia  -01,  (fr.  h()  through, 
and  ita>ii;i/?o'u)  to  swi.n)  to  sviim 
out  of  or  through. 

AiaKoXi'iifiuivrirtf,  g.  pi.   par.  pres. 
act.  cont.  of  ln<if. 
tl41) 


AIA 

Aiaw/ifro),  f.  -(■(TU),  (fr.  fia  through, 
and  Kuiii^io  to  carry)  to  carry 
over,  transport ;  to  convey  or 
bring  through. 

AtaKovitii  -u,  f.  -)jcui,  p.  iiriKdvriKa, 
and  fcfiriKdvtjKa,  (fr.  iiu  iiitens. 
and  Koi'f'u  to  hasten)  to  attend, 
wail  upon ;  to  minister  unto,  re- 
lieve, assist ;  to  be  a  deacon. 
AiaKoviojxiu  -01-y.ai,  to  have  atten- 
dants or  suite,  be  waited  on. 
jmpf.  ind.  iiriKdvtov  -ovv.  1  a. 
act.  htiKovriaa'  per.  pass,  ^i;;- 
Kdvriiiai.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  StTjKovij- 
Oi]i-  par.  haKovii6di,-ei<Ti',-iv. 

AiaKoiia,  -as,  i';,  (fr.  last)  attend- 
ance, service,  waiting ;  an  office, 
duly,  employment ;  a  7ninisteTing 
unto,  relief,  assistance,  distribu- 
tion ;  7mHislry  or  administration 
in  the  church. 

iltaKovo;,  -ov,  b,  or  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
servant,  attendant  ;  an  officer, 
minister,  agejtt ;  a  deacon  or  dea- 
coness. Adj.  ready,  prompt  ; 
(luick,  expeditious,  comp.  StaKO- 
viarepoi. 

AiaKovri^bi,  (fr.  iid  intens.  and 
aKovTi^oi  to  throw  the  javelni) 
lo  dan,  Jling,  hurl,  slioot. 

AiuKOT)'),  ->];,  ri,  (fr.  next)  a  cut; 
cutting  off",  breach,  separation. 

AiaKJTTTij},  f.  -'■I'D,  (fr.  Sid  intens. 
and  KdTTTiii  to  cut)  to  cut  through, 
cut  uporin  pieccs,cleavc  asunder; 
to  cut  off",  destroy  ;  to  lop,  prune  ; 
to  cut  short,  interrupt,  frustrate. 

AiuKopos,  -ov,  b,  f],  (fr.  same,  and 
Kopsiji  to  satisfy)  satiated,  satis- 
fied, glutted,  Jilted. 

AinK6aiot,  -iu,-n,  (fr.  Sid  twice, r.nd 
iKariii  a  hundred)  two  hundred. 

AtaKoaioarhq,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  last)  the 
two  hundredth. 

AiaKoaplu)  -Hi,  f  -I'/iju),  (fr.  Sid  in- 
tens. and  Koafiiu)  to  adorn)  lo 
distri'mte,  divide,  dispose ;  to  set- 
tle, set,  place  ;  lo  arriXngc,  order, 
array,  draw  up  ;  lo  prepare,  fur- 
nish, C'juip,  provide,  accoutre,  rig 
out;  to  adorn,  bedeck,  s<l  off'. 

AiaKo<7jiifit7jiev,  by  Sync,  for  Sui- 
KoufirjOciiji'ev,  1  pi.  1  a.  opt. 
pass,  of  last. 

AiuKdajirjuti,  -lof,  Atl.  -cwf,  •';,  (fr. 
same)  order,  arrangement. 

AitKovii),  I.  -ovaui,  p.  Sf'jKOVKt,  (fr. 
Stu  intens.  and  ukovu}  to  Ir.'.ir) 
to  hearken,  listen,  attend  ;  Ij 
hear  perfectli/,  unrlerslnnd,  com- 
prchend.    1  f.  mid.  StaKovao.iai. 

At"i!0nv6iii  -io,  f.  -drjii),  (fr.  Sid 
through,  and  Kitptivnv  ihchcad) 
In  hy  open  Ihe  had,  brain, 
ihnuglUs ;  to  discover,  rlisdose, 
reveal,  parliripate.  |)rcs.  inf. 
cent.  SiaKp  ivoiiv. 

AiaKnarlui  -d,  f.  -Aaio,  (fr.  Si'  in- 
tern, nnrl  KO'ttho  to  prevail)  lo 
keep  obslinrtlely,  hobl  prrtinn^ 
ciously ;  In  kcrp,prrsirvc,  guard; 
to  keep  under,  su'irhtr. 

^iaK(ii/)uk)  -ui,  f.  -lorru),  (fr.  samc, 
and  uitpilUui  to  examine)  lo  scru- 
tinize, sift,  scan,  serirch  into  ;  to 
disni^%,  invenlwalr. 

AtaKpliiv,  (fr.  itaKptvfo  lo  discun) 


teparrUtly,  distinctly,  orderly, 
clearly  ;  choicely,  tsccllaitly. 
&iaKpiOc'iTc,hy  Poet.  Sync,  for^m- 
KpiOitrjTc,  i!  pi.  1  a.  opt.  pass.  — 
^iii«.-pi9i///£>iii,  Dor.  for  }taKpi- 
Oifyai,  1  a.  inf.  pass. —  ^laKptOj], 
3  sin.  SiaKptOi)Tc,  -2  pi.  1  a.  sub. 

pass ^laKpiOhTCi,  n.  pi.  par. 

1  a.  pass,  of  fitiKplvw. 
£^iaKpiiiti,  I  a.inf.act. — ^taKptvtit, 
Ion.  forc^n<cp/»{<i3sin.  pres.  ind. 
act.— ^KiAp/wivipres.  inf.  act — 
^ia«rpii0///it»M(,  -Oevrcs,  Poet, 
and  Dor.  for  itaKpi6l)vai,  inf.  and 
-8ir-ci,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
^laKptiiruiaav,  3  pi.  prcs.  impr. 
act. — AiiiApii(ifi£vof,-T;,.oi',pass. 
A<a»piVwr,act.par.  pres. of  same. 

AiiiKpiiu),  f.  -1(3,  p.  SiaxeKDiKa,  (fr. 
^((j  intens.  and  npiiw  to  judge,) 
to  separate,  divide  ;  to  discern, 
discriminate,  distinguish  ;  to  se- 
lect, choose  ;  to  litigate,  contend  ; 
to  judge,  determine;  to  Jinish, 
conclude,  put  an  end  to.  MaKoi- 
vofini,  to  he  divided  in  opinion, 
doubt,  hesitate,  iinpf.  iicKpivov. 
1  a.  act.  lifKptva.  pres.  pass, 
ind.  iiaKpivofiaf  sub.  SiaKpiiu- 
fiai,  in  1  pi.  fiiaKpiviiatOa.  iinpf. 
pass.  hiKptvdpiv.  per.  pass,  iia- 
KiKpiftui.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  iicKpi- 
6nv  sub.  itaKpiBQ'  par.  6ia- 
KpiOds., 

AidKptais,  -lOi,  Att.  -cm;,  f),  (fr. 
last)  a  distance,  interval ;  dis- 
tinction, difference,  discrimina- 
tion ;  litigation,  dispute,  conten- 
tion ;  examination,  determina- 
tion, sentence. 

^laKpiTiKii,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  same) 
apprehensive,  sagacious,  ready, 
shrewd,  inlelligent ;  distinguish- 
ing, penetrating. 

AidKotroi,  -ov,  0,  >i,  (fr.  same)  di- 
tifled,  di.<!tin^uished  ;  parted,  se- 
vered ;  different,  unlike ;  choice, 
select,  superior,  excellent. 

AiuKpovaovTiit,  3  pi.   1  f  mid.  of 

AtoKpuviji,  f.  -aw,  (fr.  6td  intens. 
and  Kpovd)  to  strike)  to  expel, 
thrust  or  drive  away  ;  to  inter- 
rupt, disturb,  hinder,  prevent. 

Aia».Top('a,-a{,i;,  (fr.  i^iaVrup  a  mes- 
senger) a  message;  agency,  in- 
terfcrence,  anting  between  parties. 

AidKTODOi,-ov,  and  .ii«'(fru)p,-opo?, 
li,  (Cr.  itdyu)  to  convey)  a  mes- 
senger, at;enl,  envoy. 

&.inKv(iipvdu>  -G>,  f.  -fiati,  (fr.  iia 
through,  and  Kvfttpvdio  to  steer) 
tn  dircrt,  guide,  manage,  or 
conduct  throughout,  continue  to 
govern. 

AtaKiftaivu),  f.  -(jrui,  (fr.  same,  and 
KVfiaiiij)  to  swell,  th.  Kufia  a 
wave)  to  raiie  the  waves,  excite 
a  swell,  disturb  the  sea.  AtaKV- 
liaivo/iai,  to  rage  and  swell. 

AiaKvvTu),  f.  -iph),  (fr.  same,  and 
KivTo)  to  gtoop)  to  lean  down  ta 
see  ;  to  look  through  ;  look  out  of. 

AtaKoy^iw,  f.  -vrrui,  p.  -vkh,  (fr. 
ci'i  intens.  and  truXOu  to  hinder) 
to  hinder  earnestly,  prevent  ahso- 
lutety,  forbid,  impf.  ouKiiXvov. 
}  a,  art.  litKuiXvaa, 


' Aia\ay^dvi,i,  1  f.  mid.  ('i«X);(o/ini, 
(fr.  same,  and  \ay)(dvu>  to  get 
by  lot)  to  cast  or  ilmw  lots;  to 
get  or  take  by  lot ;  to  allot,  appor- 
tion. 2  a.  act.  fiiX!t)^oi'. 

AiaXuKTli^tii,  f.  -tau),  (fr.  same,  and 
Aa/tr/fui  to  kick)  to  drive  by  kicks 
kick  out, 

AtaXu^iu  -C),  f.  -liffu,  p.  -tjKo,  (fr. 
same,  and'  XiiXtui  to  speak)  to 
publisli,  divulge,  spread  abroad ; 
to  converse,  commune,  impf.  act. 
^(fXdXtov  -ovv  pass,  SieXaXtdfttiv 
-oviir}V. 

Aia\n^l3dvui,  f.  mid.  -X/;v/<o/ia<,  p 
-\i\i!ijia,  (fr.  iid  among,  and 
\anfidviii  to  take)  to  take  singly, 
get  in  shares,  receive  severally ; 
to  intercept,  surprise,  take  mia- 
warcs  ;  to  (liriile,  distribute  ;  to 
distinguish,  discern,  make  a  dif- 
ference ;  to  take  up,  apprehend, 
comprehend,  understand  ;  tolreal 
of,  discourse  on,  reason,  discuss 
For  tenses  see  X(i/<,3o'iu). 

AiaXafi7ra),f.  -i^u,  (fr.  i(d  through, 
and  \djmu  to  sliine)  to  r.hinc 
through  or  among;  to  excel, 
surpass,  be  conspicuous. 

Ata\avOdi'u),    f.     -\rjcu,     p.    mid 
iiaXiXtlQa,  (fr.  iia  intens.   and 
Xavfiani)  to  hide)  to  be  quite  con- 
cealed,;   to  skulk,  lurk,  shelter; 
to  escape  notice,  elude. 

AiaXo;^£ri',  inf. — AiaXa;^-aiv,  par. 
2  a.  act.  of  ^iaXoy;^ai'u. 

AiaXiycTai,  3  sin.  AtaXrydfitvoi, 
-v,  -ov,  par.  prcs.  pass,  of 

Aia\iyu,  f.  -I'm,  p.  .^a,  (fr.  mu 
intens,  and  Xiyw  to,  speak)  to 
observe,  heed,  mind,  attend  to ; 
to  discern,  judge,  discriminate ; 
to  choose,  select.  Aia\(yo)iai,  to 
discourse,  converse,  talk  ;  to  rea- 
son, dispute,  argue,  impf.  ^uXc- 
yo/jtjv,  per.  pass.  liaXiXcyixai, 
1  a.    pass.   5i£X/;^6/;v. 

AiaXfiVu,  f.  -xj-'io,  p.  -0n,  (fr.  iia 
amonc,  and  Xt/a-w  to  leave)  to 
intermit,  forbear  for  a  time, 
cease  at  intervals  ;  to  leave  space 
between,  be  distant ;  to  discon- 
tinue.   2  a.  act.  iiiM^rov. 

Ata\cKT(Kfi,-Tii,)i,v\z.  t()(vij,  (fern, 
"cf  next)  dicdectics,  logic,  the  art 
of  reasoning. 

Aia\iKr'iKdi,-fi,-iiv,  (fr.  iiaXiyij)  to 
discourse)  of  or  about  logic; 
logical,  acute,  shrewd.  Subs,  a 
logician,  disputant. 

Aid\cKroi,  -ov,  !i,  (fr.  same)  a  dia- 
lect, idiom,  peculiarity  of  expres- 
sion ;  a  style ;  a  tongue,  lan- 
guage. 

AtaXcXafjfjtivOi,  Ion.  for^inXtXt;^^/- 
t'o;,par.per.  pass.ofiiuXa///3<fi'a). 

AiaXiX^Ofivai,  inf.  1  a.  pass,  ofita- 
Xiyu]. 

AtaXi'icri,  2  sin,  1  f.  mid.  of  iia\av- 
Odi'Ui. 

Aid'Sri4"5t  "'OJi  Att,  -tuj,  )'/,  (fr. 
iiuXnfi^dvu)  to  intercept)  a  pre- 
vention, anticipation,  getting  be- 
forchanil  ;  a  surprise  ;  a  purpose, 
meaning,  intention,  resolution, 
plan,  design  ;  a  dispute,  debute, 
argument. 

(142) 


AiuXiiiTtdvu),  same  as  itaXtlitw. 
AuiXtTTuv,  inf.  —  Atuntr.ui,  -pi,  -jj, 

sub.  2  a.  act.  of  same. 
(JiuXXuy)), -i)f,  ii,  (fr.  i^KiXftVtru  to 
dificr)    a  difference,   distinction, 
unlikrness,  disproportion ;  a  re- 
conciliation, making  up. 

AtaX},dy>iOi,  2  a,  impr,  pass,  of 
same. 

AiaWaKTfif,  -ov,  b,  and  AtaWoKTi'}- 
pios,  -ov,  i),  t'l,  (fr.  same^  a  recon- 
ciler, pcaccmakir,  mediator. 

AiaXXdaaui,  and  Att.  -rrui,  f.  -a'fu), 
p.  iti'i^Xa^a,  (fr.  ^i,j  intens.  and 
aXXriffffu  to  change)  to  reconcile, 
make  up,  mediate ;  to  change, 
alter ;  to  exchange,  barter ;  to 
dffir,  vary;  to  dissent,  disa- 
gree. I  a.  act.  ^u;XXu(a.  2  a. 
act.  iiijXXayov.  |)cr.  pass.  dii'/X- 
Xay/(ui.  1  a.  pass.  iniXXaxOriv. 
2  a.  pass,  ind,  itt]\Xayt]V  impr, 
i(a)iXdy>jOi. 

AidWoyai,  1  f.  mid.  iiaXov/jiat, 
(fr.  i5i«  through,  and  aXXo^ai  to 
leap)  to  leap  over  or  through; 
to  leap  or  burst  asunder,  shiver, 
split,  break,  crack. 

AiaXodut  -io,  f.  -uau)  or  -t'iao>,  {ft, 
same,  and  aXodu)  to  thresh)  to 
beat,  rub,  tread  or  thresh  grain ; 
io  strike,  beat,  flog. 

AtaXoyii,  -fii,  rj,  (fr.  iiaXiyui  to 
converse)  same  as  itaXoyi<Tn6i. 

AiaXovi^iaOai,  pres.  inf.  pass.  — 
AtaXoyl^caOc,  -^ovrat,  2  and  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  pass. — AtaXoyi^dfu- 
vog,  -tj,  -ov,  par.  prcs.  pass,  of 

AtaXoyl^oftai,  f.  -iaofiai,  p.  iiaXiXd' 
yiojiai,  (fr,  itd  intens,  and  Xo- 
yi^ofiai  to  converse)  to  discourse 
on ;  argue,  reason,  debate ;  to 
consider,  think,  muse,  ponder, 
revolve,  impf.  mid.  inXoyi^ojiiiv. 
1  a.  mid.  itiXoyiodfuii'. 

AtaXoyianis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  rea- 
soning, ratiocination,  thought; 
doubt,  suspense;  discourse,  dis- 
pute, argument. 

AtdXoyos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  hiaXiyopai  to 
converse)  a  dialogue;  discourse, 
talk,  conversation. 

AiitXoiiopiu)  -&,  f.  -ijcoj,  (fr.  Sici 
intens.  and  Xoiiopfio  to  revile) 
to  revile  grossly  ;  to  slander,  ca- 
lumniate. 

AiaXotiopvoii,  -lOf,  Att.  -cias,  Sj, 
(fr.  same)  slander,  backbiting ;  a 
taunt,  sarcasm  ;  scurrility,  gross 
alnise. 

AiaXvfiiiivu),  (fr.  same,  and  Xvimivu 
to  spoil)  to  pollute,  dishonour ; 
to  hurt,  injure,  deface,  spoil, 
icastc,  destroy ;  to  tear,  rend, 
mangle. 

AtdXviTii,  -log,  Att.  -ciai,  tj,  (fr. 
next)  a  dissolving,  dissolution, 
dismissal,  breaking  up  ;  an  end, 
conclusion ;  a  decision,  settlement, 
adjustment  ;  pacification,  cove- 
nant, league,  treaty ;  a  recon- 
ciliation ;  the  division  of  a  diph- 
thong. 

AiaXuui,  f.  -voii),  p.  iiaXiXvKa,  (fr. 
iid  intens.  and  Xvo>  to  loosen^ 
to  loose,  untie ;  to  dissolve,  break 
in  pieces;  to  disperse,  rout,  dissi- 


AIA 

pate  ;    to  break   of,   intemipt  ; 

to  break  up,  dismiss ;  to  refute, 

disprove;  to  cancel,  annul;   to 

conclude,  finish,  put  an  end  to  ; 

to  compose,  settle,  adjust,  make 

up,  reconcile.  1  a.  act.  ItiXvca. 

per.  pass.  iia\iXvfiat,  1  a.  pass. 

itc\u6riv, 

^taftaiiTdvit),  f.  -»;»<!),  p.  itrtfidprr)- 

Ko,   fr.    same,    and    ajiaprdvu), 

which  sec.  2  a.  act.  cifjjidoTov. 

^iaitaprvpdiitvoi,    par.    -rvpdtrOai, 

inf.  1  a.  mid. — Atafiaprvprirai, 

3  sin.  pres.  sub.  pass.  —  Acj^op- 

rvfiiifitvos,  par.  pros.  pass,  ol  iia- 

liapTvpOfiat. 

^laftapTvpiofiai   -ovfiai,    same    as 

itafiapripofiai. 
AiafiaOTvpia,   -a{,   tjt   (''■•    next)    a 
hearing,    trial;    eiidence,    testi- 
mony ;  earnest  enlrealy  ;  an  in- 
junction, order. 
^tanaprvpOftai,    f.   •oifiai,   (fr.    fta 
intens.  a.nd i^aprvpofiai  to  testify) 
to  prove,  support  by  evidence,  at- 
test;   to  affirm,  avmv,  aver;    to 
protest  or  declare  against ;  to  en 
treat,  supplicate,  beseech,  conjure 
to  charge,  enjoin.  1  a.  mid.  ind. 
iiCjjnprvpdfiTiV  sub.  Icajjanrvpui' 
fiai'    inf.    iiafiapTVpaaOai'    par 
fttafiapTvpdftcvoi. 
AtafiSadofiai,      Or      Atafiaocdo/iai 
•wfiai,  f.  'ficofiai,  (fr.  same,  and 
lidcaofiai    to  chew)    to    champ, 
chew  ;  eat  up,  devour. 
&taiia)(^tTio(,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  5ia;id;^o- 
jiat  to  fight)  must  Jight,  must  be 
fought,    have   to  contend,  to  be 
struggled. 
Aiai'axri,  -Vi,  h<  (fr-  next)  ajight, 
skirmish,  battle ;  an  assault,  on- 
set, charge  ;  a  siege  ;  opposition, 
resistance. 
&iaiid)(^oiiai,  f.  'fiaouai,  p.  iiafitfid- 
ynitn't  C""-  '"'  '"tens,  and  fid- 
yofiai   to  fi^ht)   to  Jight  it  out, 
aiipute  it  to  the  last,  contend  ob- 
stinately, inipf.  Ittfia^Afiriv. 
Ainjtdii)  -li,  f.  -rail),  (fr.  same,  and 
a^idiii  to  reap)  to  mow,  reap  or 
cut  dmi-n  ;  to  rut  off,  put  an  end 
to ;    to    cut   through,   penetrate, 
pierce. 
£^iafitl[ioitai,    f.    -ttxpofiai,    p.   ftfi- 
ficififiat,  (fr.  same,  and  afitlf^u 
to  change)  to  change,  alter;  to 
exchange,  give  one  for  another, 
barter ;    to  pass   through,    cross 
over ;  to  sprnil  or  pass  life.  1  f. 
mid.  I  pi.  fiaiJti\},6iJt0n. 
Atafiilyri,  3  lin.   1  a.  Rub.  art.  — 
Aiafiifit,  pres.  ind.  act.  of  ita- 
fiivui. 
Cii<ititi'4^i(,-tn(,  Att.  -cui(,  fi,  (fr.  liA 
uitnns.  and  aiiiifiu  to  change) 
erchimge,  barter,  interchange  of 
v;arrs  or  words  ;  inlprmurse, 
&iaiit\'iar),   (fr.  fni  nmoni;,  and 
fi/Xof  a  limb)  limb  by  limb,  in 
pieces,  piecemrnl, 
Aia/i/X.Voj,  or  -lu,  f.  -fiou,  (fr.  itA 
infpps.   and  /jiXXw  to  delay)  to 
defer,  put  rff,  prnrrastinate ;  to 
linger,  delay. 
&iaiiiuiitjK6Tt(,  n.  pi.  par.  per.  oct. 
of  oia^{iw. 


AIA 

d^uaiiciKpta/tivos,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass.  —  Ataixfpi<xarc,  2  pi.  1  a. 
impr.  act. — Aia^epiadcTaa,  n. 
fem.  par.  1  a.  pass.  — Ala^col(J- 
Oi'icerai,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  pass,  of 
haficpi^w. 
Atafifftj)Ofiat,  f.  -x^'Ofiai,  p.  lia/ji- 
ficfi/iat,  (fr.  ^1/1  intens.  and  fii^- 
<iofiai  to  blame)  to  accuse,  charge, 
blame;  to /ind  fault  with,  com- 
plain of. 
Aia^fi'ui,  f.  -fttiCi,  p-  ltafitnivr)Ka, 
(fr.  same,  and  ^iviii  to  wait)  to 
remain,  continue,  abide ;  to  en- 
dure, last ;  to  pirsevtre,  persist, 
continue  firm.  impf.  iiifitvov.  1 
a.  act.  ind.  iii^itva'  sub.  iia- 
fidvu). 

tiia/jipi^u),  f.  -iffw,  p.  liantfiiptKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  ficpi^i^j  todiviJe) 
to  cut  through,  pari  asunder ;  to 
divide,  share,  deal  out,  allot ;  to 
differ,  disagree.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
iiifiip^aa'  impr.  iiajiipiaov,  -drw. 
per.  pass,  iiayii^ipia^ai.  1  a. 
pass.  iu^Liniad-nv.  1  f.  pass,  ^m- 
ficptadrjaofiai.  1  a.  mid.  ^Ufxcpt- 
cdfiiv. 

Ata/icpicfidf,  -oTi,  h,  (fr.  last)  a  di- 
vision, distribution ;  a  parting, 
separation  ;  disagreement,  differ- 
ence, variance,  dissension, schism . 

AtafitTptw  -(S,  f.  -t'cui,  p.  iinftciie- 
rptjKa,  (fr.  ^((i  inttns.  and  jxcrpiij) 
to  measure)  to  measure  out.  1  a. 
mid.  ind.  f'lCfitrpriBdfiijV  inf. 
iiafitTpy,oaaOat. 

Aiafiirpnai;,  -lOf,  Att.  -cwf,  fi,  (fr. 
last)  a  measuring  or  measure- 
ment ;  a  dimension,  size,  length 
or  breadth. 

Aiaficronrii,  -r),  }v,  (fr.  same) 
measured,  surveyed, 

Aiofitrpd!,  -ov,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  the 
diameter. 

AtOfiMdoftat  -dfiai,  f.  -ijaofiai,  (fr. 
^i«  intens.  and  ufitX\nofiat  to 
contend,  th.  HfttWa  a  fight)  to 
contend  eagerly,  contest ;  to  strive, 
vie,  emulate. 

Atapivvpofiai,  f.  -Ov/iai,  and  AtOfii- 
vvpl^oitai,  fr.  fid  intens.  and  ^i- 
vvpojdt,  whicli  see. 

Aiaiivdofiai  -iafiai,  f.  -rjan/iat,  (fr. 
same,  and  iivdofiai  to  remember) 
to  remember  well,  recollect,  call 
to  mind. 

Ataftvrjitovtuu),  f.  -cvau),  (fr.  same, 
and  fipriftoicviii  to  remember)  to 
suggest,  remind;  to  recount, 
mention,  speak  of,  commemorate. 
Ainjivrti'ovt'i'oiiat,  to  call  to  mind, 
remember,  reroUect. 

Aiafioipdofini  -dfiai,  f.  -t'onftai,  (fr. 
name,  and  /inipdu)  to  iihare)  to 
distribute,  deal  out,  divide  among, 
allot,  apportion  ;  to  tear  in  pieces. 

Atauoiprtfi't,  (fr.  last)  at  the  time  of 
the  division,  at  the  sharing,  m 
the  distribution. 

Ataiiovl),  -lis,  n,  (fr.  fia/thu)  to  per- 
severe) jirrseiirranre,  constancy, 
endurance,  steadiness ;  ^firmness, 
ttnliitity ;  stay,  continuance. 

Sinfiop(p6ii>    -Hi,    f.    -o'lru,    (fr.   fiA 
from,  and  iiopijiii,i  to  shnpc)  to 
dii\figure,  deform,  mar,  mangle. 
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AIA 

Airf/ijraf,  (fr.  iia  intens.  and  irof 
all)  thoroughly,  entirety,  wholly, 
totally  ;  through  and  through,  on 
both  sides, 

Atafi-epis,  and  Aiofirtp/wf,  (fr.  Sti 
through,  avii  intens.  and  rrripo) 
to  pierce)  cntinly,  quite,  wholly; 
throughout,  from  end  to  end, 
through  and  through  ;  ceaseless- 
ly, perpetually,  continually. 

Atufi-npadictv.  JEol.  and  Poet,  for 
iiava-xpuOctv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  ofiJia- 
va-riptiiD. 

AtajjvXXaivui,  f.  -avw,  p.  -ayKn,  (fr. 
iiu  intens.  and  fjvX^^j  crooked) 
to  distort  the  mouth  by  laiiehing 
or  grinning ;  to  sneer,  make 
contemptuous  grimaces;  to  cele- 
brate on  the  reed  ov  iVi  pastoral 
strains. 

AntpvcrriWb),  (fr.  same,  and  fiva- 
riXXj)  to  hash)  to  chop,  7nince, 
rut  into  small  pieces,  pres.  inf. 
finpvariWciv. 

Aiaft^iapvre'tTat,  (3  sin.  cont.  pros, 
ind.  pass,  of  next)  it  is  <jue^- 
tioncd,  is  a  matter  of  doubt,  is 
disputed. 

Atap<pia(iriT!u)  -H,  (fr.  hn  through, 
and  ap(piufiT]Tii,i  lo  doubt)  to 
question,  controvert,  dispute. 

Aiaftiiic(h'iT)!ati,  -tuc,  Att.  -twf,  fi, 
(fr.  same)  douht,  indecision,  con- 
troversy, dispute,  litigation. 

A7av,  a.  fem.  sin.  of  ^Tof. 

Aiduat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  offmlvii), 

Aiava-KaVM,  f.  -uvcw,  (fr.  I'lu  after, 
and  avuTTiivij}  to  let  rest)  to  give 
rest  at  intervals  ;  to  rest,  refresh, 
relieve ;  to  console,  comfort. 

Aiaya-rTh6u),f.  -cu),  (fr.  fin  and itv'r, 
both  intens.  and  -iripOii)  to  lay 
waste)  to  destroy  utterly,  over- 
turn, ra:c,  overthrow,  subvert. 

Aiavai'fiay^id)  -ui,  fr.  fid  intens. 
and  vnv^a^iui  to  fight  at  sea, 
which  see.  pres.  inf.  fiavavpia- 
^hii'  -uv. 

Aidrf^yii,  (fr.  same,  and  dviiya 
twofolJ)  in  tiio  ways,  in  two 
parts,  doubly,  twofold. 

Aiat'fciv,  pres.  inf.  act.  offiatiu). 

Aiavc7ftni,  1  a.  ii.f.  act.  —  Ainvc^tri- 
Oa,  -fif,  -i),  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 
Aiavtvlurjfiai,  per.  pass,  of 

Atnvf'fiui,  f.  -pCi,  p.  fia>'tiip>]Kn,  (fr. 
fta  inlcns.  and  iiftia  to  distri- 
bute) to  divide,  share,  attribute, 
assign,  allot,  give  each  his  due  ; 
to  measure,  survey  ;  to  arrange, 
order,  regulate,  put  each  in  his 
place;  to  govern,  rule,  direct. 
Ainv/fio/ini,  to  spreail  abroad,  be- 
come diffused,  be  divulged,  pub- 
lished, per.  pass.  finvnffini">i,  1 
n.  pans.  ind.Sitvfft^driv  sub.  iio- 

vtitriOii. 

Atavivd),  f.  -rvnijj,  (fr.  same,  .nnd 
vti'ui  lo  nod)  to  signify  uilh  the 
liead  ;  lo  nod  assent  ;  to  intimate, 
hint.  1  B.  act.  fiivtvaa.  par. 
pros.  act.  fmi'tvuit'. 

Aiavfu)  -Hi,  t.  -fi'iffo),  (fr.  I'd)  ihroiigh, 
ond  r/u)  lo  swim)  /"  suirn  through 
or  out  of';  to  get  away,  get  off; 
to  avoid  or  escape  dangir,  trouble 
or  difficulty. 


AW 

^lav/j^ftai,  C  -(o^ni,  (fr.  same, 
anil  ii'iT^ofiai  to  swim)  lo  stiitn 
over  or  •urom  ;  t>  rviutr, escape ; 
lo  jU'isx  hy,  ovir  or  hii/oitd  ;  to  go 
through. 

AiJitfi^u,  r.  -law,  (fr.  ■!((>  intcns. 
and  afOi^ia  to  bloom)  to  make 
to  i.looin  ;  to  adorn,  garnish  with 

,flotU(TS. 

^luii'jTimi,  f,  -OTi'au),  p.  iiavlart)- 
Ka,  (It.  same,  ami  arlaTtiftt  to 
raise)  t')  s!u,  inise,  r<mse,  iiirilc, 
spur,  hastt  ii  ;  to  start,  put  up  ;  to 
viake  revolt,  separate,  cause  lo 
rebel ;  to  rise  up,  rtsc  against, 
iitlack,  iiss'iuli ;  lo  liss  vp  to, 
pay  rcspcrl. 

^■n\oii>fjtiii  •ov^at,  f.  -lyffOfini,  (fr 
same,  anti  voiu)  to  think)  to  rea- 
son, coiisi'lir,  revolve,  thinJ:,  re- 
ficct ;  lo  design,  detirminc  ;  lo 
feel,  perceive,  know.  fmivoTiaOc, 
2  |j1.  pres.  sub.  cont.  6iaiio>idiis, 
par.   I  a.  pass. 

^lai'drifia,  -Sroi,  rd,  and  A:nv6>i<ni, 
-toi,  Att.  -tujf,  i},  (IV.  last)  a 
thought,  sentiment,  notion,  npi- 
vion;  thinking,  7nusing ;  imagi- 
nation, fancy  ;  inlenii'/n,  design. 
pi.  ^inv'yfijiaTa. 

At(ivot]Tt'~bs, -^1,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  in- 
lellectual,  tlnnhing,  cogitative. 

Atdiroia,  -uj,  /;,  (fr.  same)  the  exer- 
cise or  act  of  the  miiul ;  thought, 
understanding,  intellect ;  sense, 
meaning;  a  device, imagination. 

Aiavolyu),  f.  -f(i),  p.  h'iieo)^n,  (fr. 
ftit  inlens.  and  avoiyw  lo  open) 
to  open  wide;  to  lay  open,  disclosr, 
discover;  lo  open,  explain,  impf. 
Siiivoiy)%'.  I  a.  act.  itijvoi^a.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  cii}voi)(^d>]v,  i"  3  pi. 
ltiivot)^Or,<Tiiv'  impr.  Stavot^dtjn. 

£itavoiyuiv,  -ovca,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
act.  —  Atavoi^driTi,  1  a.  impr. 
pass,  of  last. 

Aiavnpii, -Tii,  >'],  (fr.  6iai'f//w  to  di- 
vide) a  distribution,  division^  al- 
lotment ;  a  largess,  donation. 

Aiavooil^ti'o;,  par.  pres.  cont.  of 
itavohixai. 

AiavTaloi,  -ov,  h,  ^,(fr.iia  through, 
and  avrius  ag!iniBt)direct  through, 
direct  against,  opposite. 

AiavvKTtptvu),  f.  -tvou),  p.  i'avcvK- 
TiptvKu,  (fr.  iia  intens.  and  vvk- 
T€t)os  nightly)  In  pass  the  night, 
1  a.  act.  mcvvKTipcvaa.  par. 
pres.  act,  iiawKTtoivwv. 

AiaiivdavTts,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act, 
of  iiiivviii. 

Atdyvciia,  -Stos,  ri,  (fr.  next)  a 
completion  ;  a  Ihinq  finished  ;  a 
journey,  day'' s  journey. 

Ainvrru),  same  as 

Al'ivticj,  f,  -Pffu,  p,  iti'iwKa,  (fr,  ita 
intens.  and  aiOui  to  complete) 
tofnish,  end  or  complete  a  jour- 
ney, [iroperly  ;  to  perfect,  con- 
clude ;  lo  effect,  accomplish, 
bring  about.    1  a.  act.  in'ivvea, 

Aiiiltif,  2  sin.  I  f.  act.  of  hdyw. 

Ata^icittira,  -ii>y,  ra,  (fr.  di\  in- 
tens. and  ^vd)  same  as  ^iia  to 
carve)  channels,  I'urroivs,  gutters; 
Rulings  on  a  pillar, 

Atai;3vrvp(^i<Tftis,     -ov,   o,   (fr.   cii 


through,  7rf7>  all,  and  vDf  iho 
iii};lil)  a  staying  all  nigitt,  pass- 
ing the  ;ll•;/l^ 

Ata-nuvrdi,  (fr.  iui  through,  and 
iteS;  all)   altviiys,   continually. 

Aiarupcis,  -una,  -tv,  par.  oib  ti;d- 
pi;i',  '2  .1.  ind,  pass,  of  iSiiiir.'i»u. 

Ai(iir.;p0£ni!i>),  (fi'.  same,  and  Trup- 
Ohoia\\\:^u\)lodrfinmr,t!ebituih. 

Atdii.iciia,  -uTo!,  tH,  (Ir,  next)  a 
mcdirine  tu  be  <tpiinkled  over 
the  part,  or  infused  in  drink  ; 
paint,  colour, 

AiaTrdaau),  Att,  -rroi,  f.  -ucru),  fr. 
iiii  through,  and  ::dcau>,  «h.  sec. 

Atu-i7aV')nai,  f.  -atijia:,  (fr.  iid  in- 
tens. and  zavu)  to  stop)  to  make 
cease,  slop,  arrest ;  to  relieve, 
give  rest.  AiaTTavojuai,  to  cease, 
desist,  leave  off",  give  over,  end. 

AiDirtiXiu)  -i),  f.  -ijoa),  (fr.  same, 
and  <i;rciAfiij  to  threaten)  tu 
threaten  severely,  mtnuec. 

Aiiincifia,  -ai,  i'/,  (Ir.  same,  and 
irti'pa  an  attempt)  a  trial,  essay  ; 
an  experiment,  Jiroof  ;  practice. 

Aiitwupdu}  -u,  and  AioTtipn'^u,  f 
-daot,  (fr.  same,  and  Trtip'/uj  or 
-d(,w  to  try)  li)  attempt,  issay, 
prove ;  In  sound,  try,  examine ; 
lo  search,  inquire. 

AiuTTclpu),  f.  -cpu),  p.  -Ka,  (fr.  ^lu 
through,  and  rcipoito  pierce)  to 
Iransfx,  pierce  or  thrust  through. 
I  a.  act.  ind.  Su-rtp-i-  par.  Sta- 
neipiii,  -aaa,  -av.  2  a.  pass.  ind. 
SttTrnpijv'  par.  iimraptii. 

Ainiriixnu),  f.  -i^u,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTf'/uru)  to  send)  lo  d  smiss,  dis- 
band, send  (iff"  or  away  ;  to  send 
about  or  on  business ;  to  send 
over,  past  or  beyond. 

Atamptii'ijj,  f.  -nfH,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tcpah'uj  to  conclude)  lo  bring  lo 
a  close,  Jinish ;  to  effect,  fulfil, 
accomplish.  1  a.  inf.  act.  Siarre- 
pih'ai. 

Aia-rtpdaavrof,  g.  sin.  -cavrti,  n. 
pi.  par.  I  a.  act.  of 

Aim:cpdu>  -w,  f.  -daiii,  and  -I'law,  p. 
-OKU,  by  S)'nc.  Aianpdm  -u>, 
which  see,  (fr.  hii  through, 
and  -£pa'u)  to  pass)  to  carry, 
convey,  sail  or  pass  over ;  to 
cross  over,  pass  by  or  through ; 
lo  pass  through  or  spend  life  ;  to 
proceed  on  a  journey  or  voyage. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  cie-ipaaa'  par. 
iiaircpdcrui. 

AinTTip^tKii^ia,  f.  -Y<ro),  (fr.  (5iu  from, 
ana  ^■/pi'if  a  partridge)  same  as 
tKTr[pitKi?w,  which  see. 

AtaripOoi,  f.  -ipuhi,  fr.  }ta  intens. 
and  TTipOit),  winch  see,  2  a.  act. 
ctiirpfidov. 

AiuTTcpoidhi-iiJ,  fr.  same,  and  Trcpo- 
I     vdh),  which  see. 
lAwKipaniicv,  1   ph   1  f.  act.  of^m- 
I      "■'P^i''. 

.Aiavip(av,h.  neut.  sin.  cont.  par. 
I  pres.  act.  —  AtnnpuKji,  3  pi. 
I     cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  (I'^iiampdb). 

AiaTrtac7a8ai,'2.f-  inf.  mid.  —  Ata- 
TTccctf,  2  ;•..  inf.  act.  of  ^imttiVtw.  j 
'  Af'VtTa^w,  AiarcTuo)  -hi  OT  Annrc-i 
!  ra'i'i/f^i,  r.  -am,  (fr.  iii'i  inleni. 
I  and:7jr(£faf,  &c.  tosprcad)/o&r-l 
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pnnd,  extend,  unfold,  sprctdoul; 
to  lay  open,  disrovir,  disclose, 
show  ;  to  expand  the  wings,  fly 
awiiy,  vanish,  disappear. 

Atatnrojiai,  and  Aiavirafiai,  f. 
-iiooiiiii, (fr.  same, unci  nirnfiat  or 
Tri'ru^.ji  to  fly)  to  Jly  about,  Jly 
through  ;  lo  h.tstcn,  post,  travel 
speedily.  2 h.i]k\.  mid.  duTrrii^/ji'' 
iuf.   ')ianTuaOiu,   (Ir.  'irrrSnin.) 

Aainrj^'i,  -wv,  Ta,  (fr.  ii  :7ri/yi'ii/it 
to  lix  boiween)  iittrrcitlumma- 
tiuns;  the  spaces  between  pillars 
or  smalt  pill  irs  set  m  these  spaces. 

Ata'Ziiyvvui  or  AiaVi'iyvVfti,  I.  -(w, 
(fr.  itd  intens.  and  m'lyi'Vin  to 
fix )  to  fasten  together,  make  up, 
construct,  put  together,  par.  1  a. 
mid.  iiintii^djicvos. 

AidTTikp'ii,  -a,  -uv,  (fr.  same,  and 
niKpdi  hitter)  very  bitter,  spite- 
J'ul  or  malicious. 

AtaTrlnriji,f.  -r.'.auvfiat,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTiTrrij)  to  full)  tu  perish  ut- 
terly ;  to  decay,  wear  away,  be 
lost  ;  to  dissolve, Waste,  fall  away 
2  a.  ind.  act.   itiirtanv. 

Aianiartvio,  f.  -£i;ffui,(fr.  same, and 
TrioTtiiuj  to  trust)  to  trust,  credit, 
believe  ;  to  conjide,  intrust. 

Aittirtariit)  -d,  I.  -ijow,  (fr.  same, 
and  aTKJTiiD  to  dishtlieve,  Ih. 
TTtiOo)  to  persuade)  lo  disbelieve 
totally,  distrust,  mistrust ;  lo 
despair. 

AidirXaaija,  -dro(,  to,  (fr.next)  an 
anointing;  an  ointment ;  a  fo- 
mentation, poultice  ;  a  bathing, 
.•steeping.  Also,  Ai«rrAnff^3f,  -uv, 
i,  a  making,  formation. 

AiurrXnaao)  or -rru),  f.  -Saij',(fr.  (5ii 
intens.  and  nXdaau)  to  feign)  to 
form,  shape,  mould,  fashion  ;  to 
make,  frame  ;  lo  anoint,  .spread 
upon. 

AiaTrXarvvio,  f.  -vviS,  fr.  same,  and 
TtXdriivio,  which  see. 

AiuttMkw,  f.  -^u>,  p.  -;^a,  (fr,  same, 
and  -rtXiKui  to  fold)  lo  interweave, 
tie  or  twine  together  ;  lo  entwine, 
infold. 

Aimt\i^ai(Ta,  JE6\.  for  liairXi^aoa, 
fern.  1  a.  par.  act.  of  last. 

AiurXcvcai,  -aaa,  -av,  pi.  -aavrcs, 
par.  I  a.  act.  of 

AianXiij),  f.  -evau),  p.  StaveirXtvKa, 
(fr.  itd  through,  and  -irXtia  to 
sail)  to  sail  th/uugh  or  ovir ;  lo 
pass  or  spend  life. 

At'i7sX>iKTi^o)  or  -^oiJtai,  f,  -la'fiai, 
(fr.  Cud  intens.  and  vXtjKTll^onat 
to  come  to  blows)  in  contend, 
dispute  ;  lofghl ;  to  fight  it  out ; 
lo  strike  as  a  signal. 

AiaTTX(!!ui,f.-d!au),Vo(it.  fur  Jia:rXf(u. 

Aiu-Ti'tui  -u,  and  Poet.  Auiirfclu), 
(fr.  iia  through,  and  jrc/u)  to 
blow)  lo  blow  vivkntly  over, 
Ihrottqh  or  upon ;  to  blow  away, 
scatter ;  lo  breathe  through  or 
upon  ;  lo  refresh,  revive  ;  to  re- 
spire, draw  breath ;  to  vanish 
into  air. 

AiarniKiXoi,  -ov,  o,  'i,  (fr.  same, 
and  ziiKiXof  variegated)  in  or 
of  various  colonrs,  in  a  party 
eitovred  dress. 


AIA 

^tarodaatiij  Att.  -ttu),  (fr.  iia  in 
tens,  and  rzpdaao}  to  do)  to 
do  completely,  perform,  finish, 
complete ;  to  cxeaite,  accom- 
pti/h,  fffect,  obtain ;  to  despatch, 
kill. 
Aiarrflrfu  -to,  by  Sync,  for  Sia-ncpdo), 
f. innrp'iffu), andPoet.  iiaTrpjaaio. 

^larptTTtiu,  -ag,  II,  (fr.  next)  excel- 
lence ;  magnifir.ence,  grandeur, 
ornament,  decoration. 

Aia7:p£7n)f,  -iog  -ouq,  h,  fi,  (fr.  next) 
choice,  excellent,  superior,  illus- 
trious, distinguished. 

.UaTzpfTTu),  f.  -\pti),  (fr.  Sta  intens. 
and  -pi-iTo}  to  become)  to  excel, 
surpass,  exceed  ;  to  be  distin- 
gu  ished. 

AtairpcTTiIii,  (fr.  itaTTpeirfi;  excel- 
lent) gracefully,  becomingly  ;  ex- 
tremely, excellently,  grandly. 

AidiTpj^iiadat,  Ion.  for  havpiilaa- 
dit,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  ^la-^-nVtrw. 

Aiu7rp^(T(rui,  also  Ion.  for  i5i«:7f)aiT(rui. 

AiaTtO'iuaui,  same  as  ha-tpniji. 

^lanp'/aauiv,  -ovaa,  -ov,  par.  1  f.  — 
^tavp'iaaovai,  3  pi.  QihanphCcui, 
Poet,  for  iia-npfia^,  I  f.  act.  oi 
EiaT:pdu>,  by  Sync,  for  iiarrcpdoi. 
Or  it  is  3  pi.  pres.  ind-  of 
last. 

Aiarro'7irr£u(i),  to  make  a  discovery, 
giiie  information,  inform  against, 
accuse. 

/^tairpl(ii,f.  -iao),  p.  itairifrptKa,  (fr. 
iid  through,  and  rpiu  to  saw) 
to  saw  through,  diuide  with  a 
saw;  to  cut  to  the  heart.  Ain- 
■nptonai,  to  ^rind  or  gnash  the 
teeth,  impf.  StnT^-iifiriv.  1  a.  pass. 
iicnplaQriv. 
viyige,  impf.  Sictropevdftnv.  1  a.  !.i(arp3,  (fr.  &id  through,  and  irp, 


AIA 

^taroXc/i/u  -S,  f.  -^tru,  (fr.  iid  in- 
tens. and  Trj\epeui  to  war)  to  be 
atwir  with  ;  U  vanquish,  subdue. 
AtaTToXtrcvofiai,    f.    -ciiaofiai,    (fr. 
s.ime,  and  rroXirf'vu)  to  manage 
the  state)   to  engage  in  public 
affairs ;    to  manage,  guide,  in- 
Jluence,  direct. 
AianoyLiniij),   f.   -ciati),   (fr.   same, 
and  ffo/ifftuo)  to  send)  to  continm 
in  a  procession ;  to  proceed,  go 
on  in  state  ;  to  escort,  attend. 
J^iaTToveui  -d,  f.  -^au)  or  -iaui,  and 
Aiairovijiiat  -oufiat,  f.  -tjcoiiui  or 
'laaiiiit,  (fr.  saute,  and  roviia  to 
toil,  th.  novos   labour)  to  la'iour 
or  toil  through;  to Jinish,  accom- 
plis'i;  to  till,  cultivate;  to  train, 
exercise  or   practice  by  labour; 
to  Ijhour,  work  hard ;  to  grieve, 
despond,   be    wearied   out.    I    a. 
piss.  ind.  i.cnovijdnv. 
Ataxonidcii,  par.  1  a.  pass.  —  Sta- 
Toyoiificvos,  par.  pres.  cent.  pass, 
of  last. 
AiatovTtos,  -ov,  h,  f/,  (fr.   iid  be- 
yond, and  TraiTuj  the  sea)  travel- 
ling beyondsea,  a  voyager;  trans- 
marine ;  marine,  maritime. 
Aia~jpcvc<76ai,    inf.  -pcvoftcvos,  -t], 
-OK,   par.    pres.   pass,  of  6iar:o- 
fivofiai, 
Atairipcvjia,  •arof,  rd,  (fr.  next)  a 
ptaitge,  going  or  crossing  over, 
traiuit  ;  a  ro  il,  way,  pass. 
Aiar-ipLVOjiui,   f.   -tvaoftai,   p.   Sta- 
ntwjptviiai,  (fr.  iia  through,  and 
TToocvw  to  pass)  to  go  or  pass  by, 
ovtr  cr  through ;    to  travel  over 
or  through,  peramhulate  ;  to  de- 
part, set  out,  go  on  a  journey  or 


pa-<s.  Sun  ipivdriv 

AliVoptut  -(S,  I.  -I'/aui,  p.  Siai7C7Ttip)]- 
Ka,  {(r.  6id  through,  and  airapito 
to  doubt)  to  find  no  prusage,  be 
perplex'd ;  to  hetitale,  doubt ;  to 
ask,  seek,  in/uirf. 

AtaitipTiVKi,  -lof,  Att.  -twf,  I/,  (fr. 
Idjl)  hesUjttjn,  doubt;  puzzle, 
lost,  conjecture ;  difficulty,  per- 
plexi'i/. 

Aiiirip9i'u)  -(S,  f.  -I'laui,  fr.  i5ia  in- 
tens. and  iropdlui,  which  see. 

Aian'ioOfiivii),  f.  -cuirw,  (fr.  iid 
through,  and  iroptfitixit  to  ferry) 
to  ferri),  carry,  rjinvey  over. 

Ai'iira<Tr/XXu,  f.  -iXd,  (fr.  same, 
and  airuTTi'XXoj  to  send  awav)  to 
lenl  (fff'  h'l  d\ff',renl  wtyg,  det- 
pUrh  in  all  ilirertions. 

Atiniipidviii)  -d,  f.  -^ao),  (fr.  iid 
inlcns.  oiri  from,  and  ^uiviu)  to 
Hpeak)  todin^fnt,  disagree,  di/ftr. 

Ainrp  lyiiartuon'it,  f.  -cvaofiai,  (fr. 
ill  intent,  and  rp  lYiiarciDftai 
to  trade)  to  traffl':,  nct>ntiair, 
pumue  any  biuincM,  gam  1,1/ 
traie,  I  a.  mid.  iunpiyfiaTtuad- 

Aiarp  lOhiv,  Ion.  for  tinnoHOttv,  2 

a.  mf.  act.  —  AianonOotiif,  1  pi. 

2  a.  ml.  act.  of i?(aT/pOu>. 
AiniToi(dii'.vnf,   par.    I    a.    mid.  of 

itnTO  iairij). 
AiffroiiTij,   -lof,   Alt.   -£<!>{,  t),   (fr. 

nuxl)  a  itlling.  sale,  auction. 


forth)  through  and  through, 
quite  through ;  deeply,  inwardly ; 
totally,  wholly,  entirely,  altoge- 
ther. 

Atazpvaiov,  (neut.  of  next)  audibly, 
clearly,  loudly. 

Aiarrpuaioi,  -ov,  b,  i),  or  -loj,  -a, 
-ov,  (fr.  iiaiToptvui  to  pass 
through)  penetrable,  permeable, 
pervious  to  sound;  penetrating, 
clear,  loud. 

Aiairraiu},  f.  -alaia,  (fr.  itd  intens. 
an(<  TTTulu)  to  stumble)  to  stam- 
mci,  stutter,  hesitate. 

AianrdaOai,  2  a.  inf  mid.  of  iia- 
viroftai  or  iiaTtirafxai. 

Aia'jrrw/Ki,  -arof,  rh,  (fr.  iJian'^rruj 
to  decay)  n  slip,  fall ;  a  defeat, 
failure  ;  an  error,  mistake. 

Atd-rtTuiati,  -lo?,  Alt.  -tuf,  /;,  (fr. 
same)  downfall,  ruin  ;  ilcfeat  nf 
erpcctation,  disappointment,  mis- 
fortune, calamity  ;  loss  of  life, 
death. 

AianvvOdvofiai,  {fr.  itd  intcns.  and 
rvfOdvofi'ii  to  inquiro)  to  knoir 
well,  be  well  nc  /uainlcd  uiith  ; 
to  cnmpretir.nd ,  understand  ;  to 
examine,  search  into ;  to  ask  stri-'t- 
ly,  inquire,  demand.  2  a.  inf. 
mid,  iianvOinOitt. 

AidnuaTns,-ov,n,i'i,  (fr.  Ia*t)  heard, 
understood,  knnuin. 

Aiapiirrii'iu),  f.  -ffcu),  (fr.iinj  among, 
and  dpioToi  the  lipst )  to  be  among 
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the  bravest,  be  foremost ;  dispul* 
the  prize,  Jight  valiantly. 
AiapKiu)  -0),  f.  -f'lru),  p.  -cKa,  (fr.  iia 
intens.  and  apKiu)  to  suthce)  to 
have  enough  ;  to  be  sufficient  for 
or  capable  of,  be  able ;  to  last, 
endure,  hold  out. 
AiapK!]i,  2  sin.  pres.  sub.  cont.  of 

last. 
AiapKrii,  -(Oi  -ovi,  b,  ^,  (fr.  same) 
alile,  sufficient,  competent,  capa- 
ble ;  lasting,  enduring  ;  constant, 
persevering. 
AtapKui;,  (fr.  last)  sufficiently,  ful- 
ly ;  Jl^"dy,  strongly,  sup.   iiup- 
niarira,  most  sufficiently. 
Aiapjxo^w,  f.  -au,  (fr.  iid  from,  and 
dpixoQji   to    fit)    to    disjoint,   dis- 
unite, dispart,   take  asunder ;  to 
separate,  scatter,  disperse.    Also, 
(fr.  itd  intens. )  to  compose,  tune; 
arrange,  adjust. 
AiapTTayii,  -f;;,   /;,    (fr.   itd  intens. 
and  (ipiriiyi;  robbery)  rapine,  rob- 
bery, pillage,  plunder,  waste. 
Aiapvd^iD,  f.  -dau),  p.  iii'iOTraKa,  (fr. 
same,    and    I'lpird^m    to  rob)    to 
spoil,    despoil,    ransack,  pillage, 
plunder;    to  ravage,  waste;    to 
shatter,  break  in  pieces,  tear  asun' 
der.  1  a.  inf.  act.  iiap-rdaai. 
Aiapli'iyeirjv,  -ra,  -ri,  2  a.  opt.  pass. 

of  iiapliTiyvvjii. 
Atap}>aiftu,    (fr.     iid     intens.    and 
^(ii'i'd)  to  bedew)  to  sprinkle  vlen- 
ti fully,    shed.      Aidp^aiVo^ui,    to 
flow  out,  spread  into  streams. 
Aiap'jiaiu),  f  -aiau),  (fr.  same,  and 
lialio   to  S[)oil)   to  destroy,  over- 
throw, ravage,  waste  ;  to  shatter, 
break  in  pieces. 
Aiapfiiu)  -cD,  f.  -cvcru),  (Jr.  same,  and 
l)ioi  to  flow)  to  leak,  run  out ;  to 
overflow,    overrun,   run   iff;    to 
flow  or  run  away,  vanish. 
Atapj)i'iyvvfii,  Ainpl>i)yviju),  or  Ainp- 
liri(r(r-o,  f.    -fw,   p.   (^if'o^r;;^"'  (■''• 
same,  and/i'yn'/(i,  Sic.  to  break) 
to.  split,   cleave,    break    or    burst 
asunder  ;    to  break  through ;    to 
rend,  tear.    1    a.    act.    ind.    iu,p- 
fiV^a.   impf.    pass,   ittpltrjyvvptiv, 
-vao,  -vTo. 
Aiapl)>;^iiq,  n.  pi.  -pi/fuiTC.;,  par.  1 
a.  act.  — Aiiiplii'/aawi',  par.  pres. 
act.  of  last. 
AiapiiliTTM,  f.  -i/w,  (fr.  same,  and 
liiirru)  to  throw)  to  fling  or  cast 
down,   throw   away ;    to  scatter, 
dissipate,  disperse. 
Aidpiitiia,    -ac,    //,    (fr.    itnpfilu)    to 
leak)    a  flowing,   runnini;,    dis- 
charge ;flux,  looseness,  dinrrlupa. 
Aiiip'ivOiidi)   -Q,   f.    -I'ffo),    (fr.    iid 
with,   and   [)vOiii<:    harmony)   to 
put  together,  frame,  flx  ;  to  make, 
form;    to   arrange,   srlllr,  regu- 
late, order,  digest. 
Ampliru),  f.  -viroi,  (fr.  iid  through, 
and  jiuii)  to  flow)  same  as  i^iap- 

p(u). 
AtaprTK,  -IOC,  Att.  -t(i>«,  ';,  (fr.  itnl' 
put  t(#  raise  up)  a  raising  on 
high,  elevation,  exultation  ;  a  re- 
moval, taking  away  ;  a  cutting 
iff,  rrlrrminnlinn. 

Aiaprdo)  -li.  f.  -I'/au,  (fr.  iti  intciia. 


AIA 

and  aprdu)  to  liang  up)  to  mist 


or  li/(  up,  remnvt,  tiikr  awai/  ,  t<> 
hiin^    up,  suspend;    to   keep  in 
suspense  ;  to  sever,  i/ifi'/.  ,  sepa- 
rtUf,  ilrnw    asuwUr  ;     to    break 
qlT,   interrupt,  rut  short;  to  de- 
ffiiv,   delude  ;  to  reconcile,  con- 
citi  tte. 
Adipri^ut,  f.  -Tffu,  (IV-  same,  and 
apn(,'u)   to  tit)   to  riforin,   renew, 
repair,     make    heller  ;    to  make, 
nioulil,  form  ;  to  Jinish,  execute, 
peifvrni. 
AiuffuAnJu),  f.  -ri'ffu,  (fr.  same,  and 
aa)iii{i)  to  agitate)  to  shake  vio- 
lently ;  to  roll,  toss,  tumble  ;  to 
to'ii'f,  agit'itc. 
Aiaaa<piui  ■H,  f,   -^aui,  p.  Staatad- 
iprjKit,    (fr.     same,     and    aa<p>ii 
plain)  to  warn;  to  signify,  in- 
tiniatr,  express  ;  to  declare  open- 
ly, publish,  divulge.    1   a.    act. 
fiicanil>ian. 
Aiaadcjiticrii,  -tog,  Alt.  -cws,  fi,   (fr. 
last)  (I  translation,  explanation  ; 
a  declar^Uion,  publication ;  a  dis- 
closure, discovert/,  revelatioji. 
Siaatiw,  f.  -ciau),  p.  itaaiactKa,  (fr. 
^1:1  iiitens.  and  atlu>  to  shake)  t<i 
shrike,    agitate,    make    tremble ; 
to  insult,  injure,  treat   videnlly  ; 
to  extort,  wrest,  wring  from  ;  to 
moit,  wag. 
Airidtuii),  (fr.    same,  and  ccva)  to 

drivo)  see  fitacrvui. 
Aiacninaivui,  f.  -urii,  (fr.  same,  and 
arjfi  dt/u)  to  signify)  to  point  out 
to  show  by  signs,  express  by  sign 
or  motion, 
Aidarinoi,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  same,  and 
aniti  a  mark)  remarkable,  noted  ; 
celebrated,  famous,  illustrious. 
Ain'ria,-ii>v,  Tii,  (fr.  Aidfg.  ofZtuf, 

Jupiter)  the  festival  of  Jupiter. 
Ataaiyricoitai,   Dor.  for  iiaoiyr'iao- 
fi'ii,  1  t.  niiJ.  of  Siadiydu)  -u>,  fr. 
^1(5  ititens.  and  ctydui  to  be  si- 
lent, which  see. 
AiacKcidvi-ofit,    AiaaKtcdoi    -ui,  or 
AinoKcidl^iji,  f.   -aaio,  (fr.   same, 
and  oKcfidwiiit,  &c.  to  scatter) 
to  disperse,   rout,  break   up ;    to 
dissipate,   frustrate  ;    to    efface, 
obliterate. 
AtaaKcSaanii,    -ov,   b,  (fr.    last)   a 
dispersion,  breaking  up,   icatter- 
ing. 
tkiaoKivTOfiai,  f.  -\^ouai,  (fr.  same, 
and  aKiTTTOfiai  to  look  about)  to 
consider,  think  of,  deliberate. 
AiacKcvd^u),  f.  -aaio,  (fr.  same,  and 
er<f£uii(Jii)  to  prepare)  to  prepare, 
provide,   furnish,    equip,     make 
ready.       Aiaexivd^oiiat,    to    get 
really,  prepare  one's  self,    pack 
tip,  prepare  for  a  march  or  jour- 
ney. 
^laaKcuh,  •ns,  fi,  (fr.  last)  prepara- 
tion, provision  ;  furniture,  har- 
ness,    armour,     accoutrements  ; 
equipage. 
AtdaKC\pif,  -(Of,   Att.   -£(i)5,^,   (fr. 
Old  intens.  and  trxtxpif  consider- 
ation)  consultation,  ddiheration, 
debate,  disatssion. 
AlaaKrtvirTu),  same  as  itaoKopnl^ii). 
AiaeKiivaai,  3  pL  pres.  ind.  of 


AlA 

Aia(TiiMi'i7fii,f.  -i/ffu),  p.  6icaKt^v>]Ka, 


(fr.   (!i(i    nitons,   and  ok1(S;;/ii   to 
scatter)     to    disperse,    disorder, 
drive  away  ;  to  dissnU'c,  discuss, 
dissipate  ;  to  spread  abroad,  pub- 
lisll. 
AiacrKipntuj  -S,  f.  -»;<ru),  (fr.   same, 
and    BKiprdit}    to    skip)    to  leap 
about,    Jrisk,    start ;    to    spring 
out  ;  to  exult,  bound,  rejoice  ;  to 
excite,  move 
AtiiaKup^zi^u),  f.  -tail),  p.  iicaKdpiri- 
Kij,  (t'r.   same,    and  ok^pttH^uj  to 
scatter)  to  scatter  abroait,  strew, 
spread  ;  to  disperse,  waste,  ilissi- 
pate  ;  to  rout,  defeat,  per.  pass. 
(^if<TK(5p7r((T;<ui,  1  a.  pass.  hiioKitp- 
■niaOiiv.  1  f.   pass.  biaaKopr.iaOi'i- 
co^at. 
AiaaKiivTii),  f.  ->|'(o,  (fr.  same,  and 
OKWTrra)  to  taunt)  to  scoff,  mock; 
to  jest,  joke. 
Alaafin,  -drui,    rb,    (fr.  (5i(f^ofiai   to 
warp  yarn)  the  woof  or  warp 
a  web  or  piece, 
iiiatsudiii   -to,  (fr.  Sta  intens.  and 
Ofidui  to  wipe)  to  rub  in  ;  to  wipe 
clean,  cleanse  thoroughly,     pres. 
inf  cont.  Siacifiijii'. 
AiHo-ffupfVrtf,  n.  pi.  2  a.  par.  pass. 
/^taoiT'ipfivai,  '2  a.  inf.  pass,  of 
iuicTTcipu). 
Aiaa-miadfi,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of 

OLncirdiji. 
AidnvSais,  -in;,  Att.  -tuj,  !j,  A<a'- 
crnofia,  -arix;,  ri,  and  Ai.iomjff- 
fiiq,  -uv,  b,  (fr.    next)  a  pulling, 
tearing  or  rending  in  pieces  ;  dis- 
sipation, scattering,   waste ;    in- 
terruption,  avocation. 
Aiaoirn'ui,  f.  -aaui,  p.  Stia'JTaKn,  {(t- 
(5id  intens.   and  c-ndoi  to  draw) 
to  pull  or  draw  asunder,  tear  or 
rend  in  pieces ;  to  separate,  di- 
vide,   break    off;    to  lake  away 
forcibly  ;  to  loose,  undo,  dissolve, 
break  up.     Aiaoira'o/iai  -uiftm,  to 
be    distracted,    perplexed.     1   a. 
act.    iiiaTzaca.    per.    pass.    ind. 
iiiavaofiai'  inf.  iitmrdcdai.    la. 
pass.  ind.  Suimdadriv  sub.   ita- 
OTtaaOCj,  -fj^,  -ij. 
AincTTcipu),  f.    -upij),  p.   StiannpKa, 
(fr.  did  through,   and  oTrci'pu)  to 
sow)  to  scatter  or  streiv  like  seed  ; 
to    disseminate,    spread   abroad, 
publish  ;  to  scatter,  disperse.   1  a. 
act.  hiairctpa.  2  a.  act.  iteanti- 
pov.  2  f.  act.  iiaanupu).  2  a.  pass, 
ind.  C(t<r7:(ip>;i'*  par.  itaairaptis. 
per.  mid.  ctiannaa. 
Aina'Kopd,  -aj,  i'/,  (fr.   last)  disper- 
sion ;  a  scattering,  dissipation  ; 
the  thing  scattered. 
innoTaKt'iaovrai,  3  pi.  2  f.  pass,  of 

c^iaffrf'AXu. 
Ai«<rr/iX(T(j,  -io{,  Att.  -lojf,  i';,  (fr. 
iiao-r/XAu)  to  charge )  '/is/inr<ne.«, 
clearness  ;  a  clear  simrul ;  ex- 
planation, enlargement,  expan- 
sion ;  superiority,  excellence  ;  a 
covenant,  contract,  treaty,  recon- 
ciliation. 
Aiuardf,  -aaa,  -av,  {f.   fem.  -ard- 

arti,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  buarriiti. 
Sidariian,    -los,  Att.   -£(u;,  ij,  (fr 


AlA 

space  between  ;  a  difference,  dii' 
agreement,  dispute. 

AidartiXuv,  1  a.  inipr.  act.  of  Star 
onAAui. 

Aiuant^u,  f.  -fio,  p.  iiiarii^a,  (fr. 
iid  fi'din,  and  artix^u  to  go)  to  de- 
part,  go  away. 

AiuariAAu),   f.  -tAui,  p.   fniaraXKa, 
(fr.  i'(,i   inli;ns.    and  orrtAAu)  lo 
send)  lo  charge,  ordt  r,  ciimmund  ; 
to   intrust,    send  on  business  ;  lo 
enjoin,    warn,  proclaim  ;  to   ex- 
pand,   dilate,  enlarge  ;  lo  sepa- 
rate,    divide  ;     to     ilislinQuish, 
murk,   dejinc.  2  a.   act.   tuiara- 
Aoi'.    impf.  pass.  bttariWdpnv-  1 
a.   mid.   iuaTiiXdp))v.  per.   nud. 
AuffToXu. 
Aidarijfia,   -liros,   rd,    (fr.  iitarijiii 
to  separate)    interval,  space  be- 
tween, distance ;  intavention,  in- 
terference. 
Aiaarijpl^iii,  f.  -tcoi,  p.    iicari'iptKn, 
(fr.    (5i.;   intens.   and  on/pi^u  to 
tix)  to  prop,  support  ;  to  sustain, 
maintain,   uphold ;     to  establish, 
conjirm. 
Ataarrjaui,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  AtaaTij- 
aai,  l\.   pi.  -trTi'ioavTti,  par.    1  a. 
act.  —  AiacrijTTii',  ion.  for  iica- 
riiTiiv,  3  du.    2  a.   ind.  act.  of 

itlOTtipi. 

Aino-Toi/in'^u),  (fr.  ita  intens.  and 
cTotpd^ut  lo  stuff)   to  cram  close, 
ram,  cement  ;  to  crowd,  throng, 
AiaaroXr),  -ijs,  ,'),  (ir.  icuffr/XXu  to 
divide)    a  distinction,    diversity, 
difference ;     dilation,    extension, 
expansion  ;  a   dividing,  separa- 
tion. 
AiaorpaToncSfvij),  f.  -cfaia,  (fr.  Sia 
about,  and  arpaTOTTciciiu)  to  en- 
camp) to  besiege  closely,  belea- 
guir,  encompass,  environ, 
AtuarpdiTTO),  f. -i|wi(f''-^'"ll"'OUgh, 
and  acTpd-irro)  lo  flash)    to  light- 
en or  Jlush  through. 
AiaarpiifiiD,  f.  -t\ii3i,    p.   Silarpripa, 
(fr.(5ia  about,  andarp/^u)  loturn) 
to  turn  upside  down,  overturn  ; 
to  turn  out  of  the  way,  mislead  ; 
to   go  out  of  the  way  or  rff  the 
road  ;  to  bait  or  lodge  ;  to  turn 
to  a  had  use,  pervert  ;  to  distort, 
set  awri/,  wrest.    1   a.   act.   ind. 
iiiarpixpa'  inf  iiaarpi\pai.   per. 
pass.  ind.  iifVrpu////nr  par.  6tca- 
Tpa/jplvoi.  per.  mid.  ^iiaTpo(pa. 
AiuaTpi(pu>v,    -011(70,  -or,   ncut.  pi. 
-<povra,  par.  pres.  act.  —  Aiaa- 
rpiipai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 
Aiaorpo(pfi,  -tji,  /;,  (fr.  ituCTpiij)ii)  to 
pervert)    corruption,    perversion 
or  turning  lo  worse  ;  a  wresting 
or    straining,    distortion ;     per- 
verseness. 
AtdcTpoipoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.   same) 
distorted,    strained  ;    perverted  ; 
perverse,  infatuated ;  averse,  un- 
willing. 
Aiaarpiivvv^i  or  -vvVoi,  f.  -arpdiaiii, 
(fr.  r5ii  throughout,  and  arpuiv- 
vv/ii  to  strew)  to  spread,  strew, 
cover,  lay  ;  to  order,  get  really, 
prepare ;    to   make    a    bed,    set 
seals. 


cuartifit    lo  separate)  dislance,\AiaavpiYpii,-ou,b,{fr.ncM)ahit- 
(14C) 


ting,  contemptuous  rejection,  his- 
nns  off'  the  sta^e. 


institution  ;  an  appointment,  or- 
dinance ;    a  command,  dtcree. 


^mavpt^ui,  f.   -iju)  (fr.  hd   intens. ;  ^taruodaaui,  or  -rru,  f.  -^oi,  p.  iia- 


and  ffuoi'iui  to  hiss)  to  Itiss  nff, 
hoot,     reject    disgracefully,    ex- 
plode. 
Aiaffup/iuf,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  next)  distor- 
tion ;  detraction,  disparagement, 
injurious  comparison  ;  slander ; 
diuyrmus,  a  rhetorical  figure. 
Ataavom,  f.  -pui,  p.  biaaicv^Ka,  (fr. 
iia  '  intens.  and  cri'pu)  to  draw) 
to  pull  or  draw  asunder,   tear, 
lacerate ;     to  take  from,   lessen, 
abate;  to  detract,  disparage,  ca- 
lummate.    per.  pass,     haaiavp- 
ftai. 
At'io-tui,  (fr.  Itii  through,  and  ci'w 
for  acvui  to  drive)  to  go,  pass  or 
rush  through  ;  to  penetrate  ;    to 
pierce,  tranijijc,     per.  pass.   Sia- 
aiavjiat,  and  by  Metath.  Idccv- 
ftat. 
^iaa<paY'i,  -ni,  I'l,  (fr.   same,  and 
a<j>ii^iM>  to  cut  the  tliroat)  a  gash, 
cut,  wound  ;  a  gap   breach. 
A(o(70af,  -ayuf,   rj,  (fr.  same,  and 
aipd^u)  to  divide)  distance,  spare, 
interval  ;    a  turning  or  division 
of  a  road;    an  opening,   gap; 
a  canrd,  trench. 
Atitay^l^ii),  f.    -taiii,     p.    itia^iKa, 
anj   c^iia^tK't,    (fr.   same,  and 
"X'^'^  to  spht)    to   cleave,  rive, 
split  asunder,  rend  '"n  piicfs ;  to 
separate,  break  off;  to  cut  up  or 
open. 
A(a<7;^«X/(i),  -(3,   f.  //iru),  (fr.  same, 
and  a(T)^o\iii)  to  be  busy)  tojix 
or  app'nnt  fur  husiitesi,  engage, 
occupy  ;  tu  exerrine,  pursue  ;  to 
he  very  busy,  fully  employed. 
Aiaff^^iii',  par.  "2  a.  act.  of  iii^u). 
^tao'i^u,  f.   -aii),^}.  fmoiauKa,  (fr. 
fill  intens.  and  ad^ui  to  save)  to 
keep,  preserve ;   to  defewl,  save, 
protect  ;    to  ctrry,  convey,  convoy 
safely  ;    to    deliver,    rescue,  re- 
lieve; to  heal,  cure,   ^laai'ul^ofiai, 
to  deliver  one's  self,  escape. 
&taaiiiOt}(,  -tica,  -iv,  n.   pi.   mas. 
•flivTCf,  neut.   -divra,   1   a.  par. 
pass.  —  Sta(ruiO!)viit,    1    a.    inf 
pass.  —  Ainffiiffiii,  1  a.  inf.  act. 
—  Atnff  Jffu),  -i)f,  -ij,  3  pi.  -ffcjffi, 
1  a.  sub.  act.  of  last. 
^taaiUacii.  -i?,  -c,  1  a.  opt,  JEo\, 

of  ^taa'j^ii). 
Aiir-iytJj,  par.  2  a.  pasi.  —  ikiam- 
i'ifi'.vof,  par.  1  a.  mid.  — Acnra- 
(oiiit,  I  f  mid.  —  A(ar«'iT(7u)i', 
par.  prns.  act. — ^itTaxOlvm, 
ncul.  pi.  par.  1  a.  pass.  —  .iiart- 
Tiiy-ihoi,  par.  per.  pass.  —  Ata- 
Ttra^lvai,  per.  inf.  act.  of  ^la- 
Tiivnut 


TiTiipax",  (fr.  ^iti  intens.  and 
rapu'o-ffio  to  disturb)  io  disorder, 
confuse,  alarm,  confound ;  to 
embroil,  distract,  perplex ;  to  ir- 
ritate, vex,  provoke.  1  a.  act. 
itcrdpa^a.  per.  pass,  harerd- 
pnyfiat.  1  a.  pass,  iicrapd^dtip. 
Atdrdcis,  -lOf,  Att.  -euii,  >;,  (fr. 
itartivia  to  stretch)  extension  ; 
a  straining  or  stretching  ;  an 
effort,  exertion, 
i^iardaau)  or  -rrui,  f.  -^t^,  p.  ^lare- 
TUT^a,  (fr.  hit  intens.  and  Taccm 
to  array)  to  set  in  order,  dis- 
pose, regulate ;  to  array,  draw 
up,  marshal ;  to  command, 
charge,  enjoin ;  to  ordain,  ap- 
point ;  to  proclaim,  decree,  de- 
termine. 1  a.  act.  iiira^a.  2  a. 
act.  licrayov.  per.  pass.  ind. 
iiariruyfiai'  par.  ciarCTayiiiio;. 
1  a.  pass.  ind.  iicrd^Oni'.  par. 
{iaTa)(^Oi.li,  in  neut.  pi.  iiara^- 
Ohra,  2  a.  pass.  ind.  furaynv 
par.  6uiT.iyeii.  1  f.  mid.  iiurd^o- 
ixni.  1  a.  mid.  iuTa^djirjv.  per. 
mid.  hariTaya. 
Aiara)(^iu)v,  —  Aiarrf'^oi'f,  —  Aia- 
Tuxiui,  and  .iiaraYi«i?,(fr.same, 
nnd  Ta';^o5  speed)  very  speedily, 
quickly  ;  suildenly,  hastily. 
^.laTtdiiiv,  by  Sync,  for  iitnOtiri- 
aav,  3  pi.  1  a.  opt.  pass.  —  Aiarc- 
Qiivai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  of^iarW;;^!. 
AiartdpvWntuvoi,  par.  per.  pass. 

of  hnQpv'S'Siu). 
AiartQpvjijiivui,    (fr.   iiaTiOpvfifii- 
i'05,  par.  per.  pass,  of  ituOov-rTu) 
lo- break)     affectedly,  delicately, 
effeminately. 
Aiortfvnf,  par.  1  a.  act.  of 
AtictiVu,  1.  -cv(i),  (fr.  ^1(1  intens. 
and  r£ii(j  to  stretch)  to  cjcicnd, 
stretch  out ;  to  lengthen,  enlarge  ; 
to  stretch  or  reach  to.   Aiarcivo- 
fiai.  to  strive,  exert;  to  increase, 
maintain,  support.    1  a.  ind.  act. 
clrtiva. 
AiaTt\uTc,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.   ind. 

act.  of 
AtdTtXf'uj  -H,  f  -'icu),    p.  ^iaTcrl\r]- 
Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  rtX/u  to  finish) 
to  finish,  perfect,  complete,  end ; 
to  persist,  persevere ;  to  remain, 
continue,  endure  ;  to  peiss,  lead, 
sjie-nd  ;  to  arrive  eit,  reach. 
Aiiiri^m,  -fc,  -ovi,  b,  II,  (fr.  same, 
and  rtX'if  the  fud)  en'ting,Jinish- 
inf,    <:ff'ectual,    operative ;     con- 
stant, unrrmiltini;,  persevering. 
AiaTiyiivi;,    (fr.   last)    In    the    rtui, 
without  cciising,  continually,  con 
stantly. 


AIA 

StaTivacffo),  (fr.  ^id  intens.  and 

Tivdcau,  >\'hich  see. 
diiirtrpunu,  (fr.  same,  and  Ttrpal- 

vu),  same  as  nrpdu,  which  see) 

pres.    inf.    iiartrpaivetv.    1  f.   2 

sin.  itaTCTpiivicii,  Ion.  for  itart- 

rpavui. 
Aiarrpiuj  -u),  f.  -);<Ta),  p.  itartr.'pri' 

Ka,  (tr.  same,  and  rnpiiti  to  keep) 

to  preserve  carefully,  keep  safely  ; 

to  watch,  obsLTi'e,  mind,  regard. 

impf.  litn'ipiov  -ovr. 
SiaTrpnci;,  -loj,  Atl.  -£u)s,  i';,  (fr. 

last)  pri servalion,  protection. 
Aiari,   (fr.  Ji«  for,  and  rl  what?) 

for  what  ?  ichy  '!  wherefore  ? 
AiarW>ii.n,  f.  Siudiicui,  p.  haridtiKa, 
(fr.  (^(u  throughout,  and  riQrifn 
to  put)  to  set  III  order,  arrange  ; 
to  dispose,  effect,  incline,  ineluce  ; 
to  institute,  appoint,  ordain ;  to 
make,  render ;  to  treed,  manage. 
Aiaridtfiai,  to  frame,  enact  ;  to 
dispose  of,  sell ;  to  bequeath,  de- 
vise ;  to  appease,  pacify,  calm, 
reconcile  ;  to  feel,  be  effected  ;  to 
coveneint,  bargain,  agree.  I  a.  ind. 
act.  hiOiiKu.  2  a.  act.  iiiOriv.  1  f. 
mid.  haOt'iaouat.  2  a.  mid.  ^nQe- 
^irji'.  For  otner  (larts  see  riOttfii. 
Aiarni'iyw  or  Auirfu'iaau,  f.  -^ui,  (fr. 
same,  and  rfii'iaaui  to  cut)  to  cut 
through,  cut  up,  cat  open,  dis- 
sect ;  to  divide,  sepeirate,  sever, 
2  a.   act.   Siirftayov.    2  f.  act. 


Aiar«y^,  -})(,  If,   (fr.  haT'iirrtio   to  .^inTjuvw,  f. -ri/iw,  (fr.  c%(l  Ihroiigli, 
orJ'T)    1  'lisp'inlinn ,   ditposttl  ;\      urt']  Ti'iiru)  U)  ri\l)  to  cut  through, 


method,  wf/^  practice  ;  nn  ordi- 
nance, appoint  ntnl,  institution  ; 
rank,  nlnlr,  condition. 


penrtratc ;  cut  atunelcr,  separate, 
elividr. 
AtaTCTafihoi,    par.   p«;r.   pass,   of 


Ai<frny/j.i,  ->i-K,  ri,  (fr.  game)  an\     ftnrcltio 

order,  injunction;  a  fiecrec,  xen-l Aiartrn/i/iuK,  (fr.   last)   earnestly, 

fence  ;    a  command,  commnnd-\     eagerly,  eirdmlly. 

mcrk.  |AiaTtra;)(;/iai,  per,  inf,  act,  of  i5in 

AiiiT/i^if,    -nc.    Atf,  -fijK,  fi,   (fr.  I     T«'(7(T(j). 

itUHc)  a  eitsposition,  conslitution,\AtaTfmtlxOai,    pT.   inf,    pass,  of 

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itaTjiayiii.  2  a.  pass.  ittrfiSyriv. 

AuiToun,  -rj;,  /;,  (fr.  (^(a  through, 
ana  rijivia  to  cut)  a  cutting 
through  or  asunder  ctdling. 

Ataruvinv,  -ov,  tu,  (fr.  hareiviji  to 
stretch  out)  u  stretcher,  clasp, 
hook,  loo]),  button. 

AittToftLuiyf.  -cv(ru),(fr.fta  through, 
and  To^evdt  to  shoot  with  a  bow, 
ih  TO^ov  a  bow)  to  shoot  eit, 
pierce  with  arrows ;  to  excel  at 
the  bow. 

AiiiTopciixara,  -mv,  rii,  (fr.  next) 
turned  works  ;  engraving  ;  em- 
bossment, relief,  raised  ivork. 

AiaTopcvii),  f.  -£11(70),  (fr.  fia  intens. 
and  roncvu)  to  engrave)  to  turn 
in  a  lathe,  work  eis  u  turner ;  to 
emboss,  chase,  eidorn  in  relief. 

Ainropitii  -o5,  f.  -i/trw,  (fr.  hi 
through,  and  mpfw  to  pierce)  to 
bore,  perforate,  pierce ;  to  peuis 
through. 

Sinrupo;,  -ov,  b,  'j,  (fr.  last)  pierc- 
ing, penetrating ;  loud,  .thrill; 
bore'',  pcrforeiletl.  Subs,  a  pas- 
sage, crossing  over,  ferry. 

Siiirpimi),  f.  -^I'lo,  (fr.  (^i.i  from, 
and  rpinui  to  turn)  /')  vresi,  tlis. 
tort  ;  to  pervert,  subvert,  con- 
found; to  turn  from,  drive  away, 
keep  Qff",  hiniln;  deter,  di.tcou- 
rngr,  ilinnunde  ;  to  rtheime  from  or 
out  of,  terrify,  frighten  Jrom ; 
to  reject,  cast  iff. 

Ai(irp/i,'.w,  f.  -i|",  p.  <^iar/rpf(^n,(fr. 
(!i(i  intens.  and  rn/ipm  to  rear)  to 
nourish,  feed,  cherish,  rc«r ;  to 
maintrii'i,  support,  keep,  protect. 

AtnTpi\i-),  f.  -Oni^i,),  (fr.  (i((i 
ihrounli,  nnd  Tpij('i>  '"  nm)  to 
run  ihroMsh  ot  over  ;  to  run  up 


/MA 

and  dmm,  rtin  different  u-ays ; 
to  ctapsf,  pass  (ovui/. 

Aiiirpi/JuFj,  J.  pi.  of 

A..iT-pifi.),  -ilifli,  (fr.  next)  a  delay, 
siiip,  pause,  Ttst  ;  a  staying,  a- 
tiaiiig,  liuxlltiig,  living  at  or 
uith ,  famttianty,  intimacy,  in- 
tercourse ;  custom,  habit^  man- 
nir,  fashion,  course  nf  life  ;  em- 
ployment, husintss,  occupation; 
disputation;  a  confirmee,  con- 
sultation. 

^tarpitiui,  f.  -i|a),  p.  t^<(iT/rpi0u,(fr. 
<5j,(  ihrougli,  and  rpipw  to  SfieniJ 
tiine)  to  rtmuin,  siuy  ;  tu  abide, 
dwill,  live  ai  ;  to  couvtrsc,  be  uc- 
quuinlid ;  to  lead,  puss  or  spend 
life  or  /mie ;  to  ivcut  out,  waste, 
consume,  bruise,  crush  ;  to  de- 
lay, prolong,  defer,  procrustinati, 
inipf.  and  2  a.  tuTiji.iov.  1  a.  act. 
ii«rpn|.u.  pres.  p»ir.  act.  harpi- 
Bu>v,  in  a.  pi.  ituTpijioyras.  pur. 
prts.  pass.  iiuTpiiioficvui. 

Atdrpl^t!,  fr.  hd  iniens.  and  rpl^a, 
wlui  II  sec. 

:^(arp(i|u{,  -aaa,  -uv,  par.  1  a.  act. 
o!  /^iurpiffu). 

Atarpoipn,  -f/j,  )';,  (fr.  harpi^ia  to 
nourish)  Jood,  nourishment,  ali- 
ment ;  support,  maintcuance. 

Aiarpiids,  par.  2  a.  pass,  of  iia- 

OpVITTW. 

AiiiTTiiui  -d,  to  sift  thoroughly. 

Aicirrti),  (fr.  cid  intcns.  and  nrruj 
to  spring;)  to  shoot,  dart  or  .tpriug 
forth  ;   to  flash,  gkam. 

Akittjitooj  -u,  f.  -aura),  (fr.  itd  in- 
iens. and  ri'zdu)  to  stamp)  to 
form,  shape,  fashion ;  to  corUrice, 
design ;  to  describe,  represent, 
delineate  ;  to  conform,  make  or 
btcome  like. 

Aiari'rui£r(5,  -105,  Att.  -tuig,  I'l,  (fr. 
las')  a  draught,  representation, 
description,  delineation  ;  a  sketch, 
outline. 

Aiavii'i-u),  (iV.  ^td  intens.  and 
avuivu  to  dry)  to  dry  thoroughly, 
parch,  scorch.  1  a.  inf.  pass. 
iiavnvdjjvat. 

^iiivydu  -u),  and  Aiavya'^oj,  f. 
-dao),  p.  l)iri<iyt)Kaj  (fr.  same, 
and  avydCfii  to  shine)  to  shine 
through  or  out,  beam  forth ;  to 
irradiate,  erdiglUen.  1  a.  act. 
ind.    itrjvvaaa'    sub.    iiavydaui, 

•m  -V- 

iiiatiytiu,  -m,  fi,  (fr.  next)  clear. 
7UXS,  transparerwy. 

Atavyfji,  -ioi,  -ov(,  h,  //,  (fr. 
ciavydui  to  shine  through)  clear, 
limpid,  pellucid. 

Atavyocpuiivi,  -toi  -oii;,and  AinuXo- 
Ipdfios,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  ciavXoi  a  dou- 
ble heat,  and  fndfio^a.  course)  one 
who  runs  or  drxics  to  the  end  of 
the  exmrse  and  bark  again,  dtuxi- 
\of<poyidv,  g.  pi.  Dor.  for  -fiuv, 

£,lav>^o(,  -ov,  i>,  (fr.  fid  through, 
and  av'Sh  an  enclosure)  a  rare 
daum  the  course  and  back  again, 
a  duufiU  heal ;  the  measure  or 
length  >f  it,  '.  e.  two  stadia;  a 
fondness  ff/r  ^.timing  and  going, 
irresolutton  ;  a  course,  succession, 
^laijidyu,  (fr.  ad  inleDS.  and  ipdyin 


to  cat)  to  eat  up,  devour;  to 
gnaw,  consume,  ujciir  away,  cor- 
rode.  pres.  act.  sub.  iiaipdyut, 
"Pi'i  'V  P'""-  f>iu<j>dyij)v. 

^tuifiaii'u),  f.  Qi'iD,  (i'r,  same,  and 
if>uii>ii>  to  appear)  to  make  appear, 
expose  to  ught,  show,  discovtr, 
hitray,  ^latpaivojiai,  to  appear, 
come  into  lieui,  display  itself ;  to 
shine  or  appear  through  ;  to  be- 
come conspicuous.  per.  mid. 
liairiipava, 

^laipavila,  and  ^laepaila,  -as,  >/, 
(Ir.  last)  brightniss,  splendour; 
clearniss,  transparency. 

^laipdvfii,  -ioi  -oi's,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same) 
cbur,  transparent,  pellucid,  dia- 
phanous. 

Aiaijiavanu),  and  Aiatpavt),  f.  -am, 
p.  -Ku,  (fr.  iid  intcns.  and  <pdu 
to  shine)  to  shine  forth,  dawn, 
lighten. 

Sia(pipn,  (inipers.  fr.  Siaepipu  to 
difiLr)  there  is  a  diffirenr.e,  u 
differs,  it  is  of  consequence,  it 
imports,   signifies. 

AnKpipti,  3  sin.  —  .iia0/p£Tt,  2  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act. — Aia<pcpoiitvos, 
-rj,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass,  of  same. 

Ataepipovra,  -oil',  rd,  (ncut.  pi.  par. 
pres.  of  same)  the  belter  part ; 
differing,  surpassing  ;  superior, 
excellent,  best. 

:^ia(fitp6vruii,  (fr.  last)  in  a  superior 
manner,  excellently;  extremely, 
choicely,  rarely. 

Aiad/pu),  f.  6toiau,  1  a.  6i>',vcyica, 
(tr.  iid  beyond,  and  (fipw  to 
carry)  lo  entry  messages,  tell ;  to 
carry  through  or  abroad,  publish 
throughout ;  to  spend,  pass,  live , 
to  thaw  or  pull  asunder;  to  dis- 
tract, perplex ;  to  differ,  vary 
from,  degenerate,  fail;  excel, 
surpass ;  to  dviscnt,  disagree, 
dispute ;  to  weigh,  consider, 
ponder,  revolve ;  to  promote, 
conduce,  contribute  to;  to  bear, 
endure,  sustain  ;  to  carry  off"  or 
away  ;  to  finish,  make  an  end  of 
Aiaepipofiai,  to  be  elrivcn  about, 
tost  up  emd  dou-n,  carried  hither 
and  thither;  to  be  famed,  re- 
ported, celebrated,  heard  of  round 
about ;  to  be  involved  or  impli- 
cated in  altercation.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  Sti'/vtyKa'  inf.  6tti/iyKat,  and 
Poet.  iievuK'ji.  2  a.  act.  ind. 
iii'ivtyxov'  sub.  SicviyKoi.  per. 
mid.  firivo^a,  Att.  hrivrvoxa. 

Ataeptiiyu),  f.  -(w,  (fr.  ^lu  through, 
and  (pciiyuj  to  flee)  to  flee  or  fly, 
clear  (iff",  esceipc  ;  to  eva/le,  shun, 
avoid.  2  a.  act.  ind.  fiiicpvyov' 
opt.  ctaepvyoifit,  -ots,  -ot.  1  f. 
mid.  haiptv^ouai.  per.  mid.  iia- 
niiptvya,  for  Ciavitpvya. 

Aia<i>cvKTtKus,  -h,  -<'i',  (fr-  last)  apt 
t(j  escape,  slippery,  hard  to  hold 
or  keep. 

Aiaeprjiiiui  -w,  f.  -Codi.  p.  iiavcejtr- 
firiKa,  (fr.  same,  and  iprfiri  fame) 
to  propagate  a  report,  noise 
aliroail,  report. 

Ata<ptiiii^w,  f.  -Itru),  p.  fiia-niepffiiKa, 
(fr.    same)    to    publish,    report, 
divulge,  spread  aljroad, 
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AlA 

AiaepOiSpia,  -fn,  ->j,  2  a.  suh.  pass. 
—  AiaipOtipct,  S  sin.  i)ri's.  ind. 
act.  —  AiuipOctpioKov,  -a,  'c, 
Ion.  for  iiidiOupui',  impf  of 

Aiui!iOti()ti),  f.  iiuepOtpd),  p.  ^liepOap- 
Ka,  (Ir.  (^<(i  inl«  ns.  and  if,Dnp{o  lo 
spoil)  to  spoil  utterly,  corru/t,  de- 
stroy ;  to  despoil,  waste,  ravage  ; 
to  deprave,  debauch ;  to  bribe ; 
to  lit,  slay.  AiaepOtipo^iui,  to  be 
corrvpttd,  deceiy,  perish.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  iti^Ottpa'  inf.  ienitOtlpai. 
2  a.  act.  iifipOapuv.  2  'f.  fie.ef,- 
Odpw.  per.  pass.  ind.  hiefOup- 
fiuf  par.  iuepOupitivoi.  2  a.  pa^s. 
itcipOdpnv.  per.  mid.   iiiefiOipa. 

Auiipbopd,  -as,  >i,  (fr.  last)  cornip- 
lion,  elissolulion,  death ;  the 
grave  ;  a  debauching,  rope  :  a 
seduction,  depraving,  bribing ; 
bane,  mischief;  distruclion,  ruin, 
decay. 

AiaepOopds,  -ioi,  Att.  -iws,  b,  (fr. 
same)  a  tempter,  seducer,  ele- 
haucher,  misliaiter,  pirvcrter ;  a 
deslroye  r,  dcspeiiler. 

AtuepOopiw  -w,  Ion.  for  Itae^detpio. 
pres.  inf.  ftadiOopiciv. 

Aia<po(it(i>  -(i,  t.  -icij),  (fr.  fid  in- 
tens. and  ^o/3/u)  to  terrify)  to 
frighten  very  much,  oj/right, 
scare,  drive  away  through  ter- 
ror. 

Ata<p6(irjjxn,  -aro?,  rd,  (fr.  last) 
feor,  terror,  dread,  fright;  a 
terror,  cause  of  fear. 

AinejiOirnu  -H,  f.  -r.cto,  (fr.  Sid 
through,  and  epoirdia  to  come 
and  go)  to  wanda  about,  ram- 
ble, rove ;  to  travel  through. 

Aicejtopd,  -a{,  q,  (fr.  haepipot  to  dif- 
ftr)  a  difference,  variation,  dis- 
similitude; aelisngrcemcnt,  quar- 
rel ;  excel'enre,  superiority. 

Aiaefioptu)  -a,  f.  ->>u,  (fr.  fid  in- 
tens. and  ipopfo)  to  carry)  same 
as  fiielipii),  also  /"  tear  asunder  ; 
to  shatter,  scatter,  dissipate;  to 
plunder,  ravage.  1  a.  inf.  act. 
ficepopricat.  par.  pres.  pass.  cent. 
iiaipopovficvoi. 

Aia(p6prifia,  -aro;.  rd,  (fr.  last)  a 
spoil,  plunder,  oooly. 

Aiaepopriaif,  -io(,  Att.  -fuj,  >;, 
(fr.  same  J  difference,  variation; 
plunder,  booty. 

AtuepopriT'iKbi,  -fi,  -uv,  ('"''•  same) 
dissipating,  scattering,  dispers- 
ing, that  tends  to  break  up,  dis- 
cuss or  dissolve. 

Aid(j,opov,  -ov,  rb,  (neut.  of  next)  a 
price,  rewarel,  premium  ;  money. 

Airiepopog,  -ov,  b,  l/,  (fr.  fiitepipuj  to 
dilftr)  diverse,  different,  varying, 
unlike,  dissimilar  ;  various,  sun- 
dry;  differing,  dissenting,  dis- 
agreeing; surpassing,  excelling, 
superior,  excellent,  comp.  itaepo- 
piirtpoi. 

AiaipopiDi,  (fr.  last)  differently,  di- 
versely, variously ;  excellently, 
completely. 

Atnebouyf},  -rji,  >i,  (fr.  ciaeppdcesia 
to  slop  up)  a  breach,  gup;  a 
rupture;   a  cut,  gash,  wound. 

Aidfpnyi/a,  -dros,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
duilance,  space,  interval ;  a  sepa- 


ration,  partition;  the  diaphragm  ; 
tfu  tn-tusi,  lungs. 


pottr    out;     to    disuse,    spread 
abroad;    to  dis-iipate,  ffface. 


Aia(ppdiw,    f.  -au),  p.   -J^a,  (fr.  ltd  ^la^pdoftai    -uixai,    f.  -fjcofiai,    p. 


inteiis.  and  (ppd^w  to  speaJc)  to 
dixcourse  on,  trtal  of,    explain; 
to  reason,  argue, 
^taippdaaij)  or  -rru,  f.  -^u),  p.  -;^a, 
(tr.  ^la  between,  and  (ppaaau  to 
fence)  to  fiem  in,  enclose,  fence 
about ;  to  ttop,  block  up,  barri- 
cade ;  to  dam,  Jill  up. 
Aia(jtvui,  -aSoi,    and    ^ij<p\ir),  -r;f, 
I'l,  (Ir.  same,  and  <puu  to  grow; 
tne    space    between  the  limbs  or 
joints;  a  cleft,  slit,  clunk,  crack, 
Jissure  ;  a  seam,  joint. 
Aitiipvyonit,  •uis,  -01,  opt.  ofStiipt- 

yjv,  i  IX.  act.  of  6ta<ptvyw. 
Aiu^yAafni,   1  a.  inC  act.  of 
Aiug>vXdaau)  or  -ttu,  f.  -d(u),  (fr. 
iid    tntens,     and    (pvXdaaoj    to 
Euard)     to    preserve    carefully, 
keep  fajely ;  to  protect,   defend, 
take  charge  of. 
£^ia<pvtu,   f.    -vcui,   (fr.  hd  intens. 
and   a(pviji    to    pour)    to    empty 
quite,  urain  ;  to  tear,  cut  or  gash 
Uirough. 
Aia(pvu}  or   Aid<piini,    (fr.    iid   be- 
tween, and  <piui  or  (pifn  to  growy 
to  lie   or  be  between ;    to   inter- 
v.nt,  occur,  happen;  to  grow  or 
OTtae    among   or  out  of,  accrue 
from. 
^iii<pii>viu>   -d,    I.   'I'/aw,    (fr,    6iu 
tJirough,  and  itxiiviw  to  speak)  to 
dijfer,  disagree,  dissent  ;   to  ais- 
cord,  jar  ;  to  be  silent ;  to  faint, 
Jail,  perish,  die. 
^taifiiaKu),   (Ir.   same,  and  (piJtoKtij 
to  shine)  to  break Jorth  with  light, 
d:w:t,  s/dne forth. 
Aiu^uri^u),  f.  taui,  (fr.  same,  and 
0uiri^ui    to   enlighten)    to  shim 
upjit,   enliglUen  cUarly,    iUumi- 
n-Ue;    to  shou.,  discover,  bring  to 
li^ht. 
^(ivuAa'w,  same  as  vcXaw. 
Aiij^/ji,  I  a.  inf.  act.  of  itaj^iu). 
^la^itp'^u),  I.  -Xau),p.  itaKt)(t.ipiKa, 
(ft.   itu  intxiiis.   and   ytipi^w   to 
handle)    to    lake  in    hand,   have 
upon    haruls ;    to  manage,    con- 
duct, ilircrl,  rule,  regulate.     Aia- 
^uplaoiiat,  to  lay  hantls  upon,  do 
violence  to,  kill,  slay,   dcspatrh. 
1  a.  act.  iii^dpiaa.    I   a.   mid. 
ind.     i'i£;^tipi<ra/<i;v.     mf.  itt^ct- 
piadaOiii, 
A(a;^(i^!ii/iiii    -ovftai,    (fr.     same, 
and  ^iipiu)  to  subdue,  ih.  ^t'lp 
the  hand)  same  as  laid  ;  also  to 
con'pirr,  tuMur,  van'/umh. 
^la^tioorovfu)   -u,   (fr.  iid  intens. 
and  )(^iip')roviu)  to  Hiretrh  forth 
the  hanil )  to  vote  or  rlcrt  by  nlviut 
of  hniuU;     to    give  scnletu-c  or 
judi'menl;    to  enact,  pass  an  act 
or  derrre. 
£tta')(tipoTovla,   -at,  fi,  (fr.  last)  « 
vote,  sulfrn^t  ;   'I  voting  or  etfc- 
tion  by  show  of  hands  ;  a  divi- 
sion on  a  debate  ;   determination, 
seiUrnrr,  jwlgmini;    an  enact- 
ment, decree. 
Aiaj^i'u),  f.  -iaiit  and  luou,  (fr.  hd 
through,   and   ^(u>   to  pour)  to 


6iuKi^pT](Titui,  (tr.  Std  intens 
and  ■)(pdo)xai  to  use)  to  make  use 
of.  take  tne  benfjit  of,  live  accord- 
ing to,  comply  with  ;  to  despatch, 
kill,  slay;  lay  vioUnt  hands 
upon.  pres.  mf.  cont.  fiuxpda- 
dai.  1  f.  mid.  haxpi'iaofiai,  in  3 
sin.  iiu^pf,(jtTai,  Dor.  ita')(_pri- 
ae'irai. 

same,  and  ;:^'<)u'ui  to  lend)  to 
apply  to  ;  to  manage,  conduct , 
to  erplnin,  state  clearly,  pres.  inf. 
cont.  5ta)^p$v;  also  ita^^pqvai. 

^la^prjcdai.  Dor.  for  hu^pdadat, 
pres.  inf.  of  dia^pdofiai. 

^id^puaos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  6iu 
through,  and  xP^^'^i  go'J)  ^"/t- 
en ;  gilt,  covered,  adorned  will. 
or  dressed  in  gold. 

Atdx>-'ciS,  -to;,  Att.  -tiijf,  i;,  (fr. 
iiuy/u)  to  pour  out)  a  spilling, 
sheading ;  diffusion,  spreading 
abroad;  relaxation,  amusement, 
sport. 

iliuxvu)  f.  -litru),  same  as  Sicxi^- 

Ata^up/u  -d,  f.  -i~co},  (fr.  Oiu 
through,  and  xaip/u  to  go)  to  ge 
over,  travel  through;  to  pasa 
through  or  away,  escape ;  to 
discharge,  evacuate ;  to  expand, 
overspread,  pervade. 

d(n,Ywp(^cj,  f.  -lau),  p.  ctaK£X'''p"^'a} 

ifr.  ^id  intens.  and  ;^u)pi^u  to 
ivide)  to  sever,  separate,  part, 
to  dit join,  disunite.  Aia;^wpi^y- 
/loi,  In  depart,  go  away.  1  a. 
act.  iux^piaa.  pres.  inf.  pass. 
iiax>^pilto6ai.  1  a.  impr.  pass. 
^taxinpioOriri. 

Aiax'^cii,  -lOf,  Att.  -£015, 1),  (fr.  oid 
intens.  and  ;^o'u»  to  heap  up)  an 
emhankin"  at  confining  of  water ; 
an  embankment,  mound,  dam. 

Aidtpa^iirt.  -Sroi,  rd,  (fr.  same, 
and  tj.n\\w  to  sing)  a  variation 
of  the  melody  in  singing  or  mv- 
sic ;  a  mark  of  a  louder  strain 
or  of  a  chorus ;  a  new  part  or 
division  ;   a  pause,  stop,  rest. 

/^ia\iitifiu),  f.  -liaiji,  p.  iiit^'CVKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  Kf.cu'io)  to  feign)  to 
deceive,  beguile,  cheat,  ^mxpcv- 
ioiini,  to  lie;  to  be  disappointed, 
miss,  fail ;  to  mistake. 

^ta\^ri(l)lt^Ofia{,  f.  -laojiat,  (fr.  same, 
anii  if.ti'pi^'^  to  calculate)  to  bal- 
lot ;  to  vote  or  elect  with  pebbles 
or  beans ;  to  collect  the  votes, 
give  judgment,  make  a  decree, 
enact. 

Aintp''iptaif,  -lof,  Att.  -£(!)(,  /;,  (fr. 
la.st)  a  haUoting  or  voting;  an 
election. 

in  i\piOu/ii^io,  f.  -t(Tii),  (fr.  fitd 
through,  and  i^iOirp/^u.  to  whiii- 
pcr)  to  rnlumniiitr  by  vhisprrs 
or  insinuriliotiK,  slamler  privately, 
backbite,  malign. 

/ill  intens.  and  '■(■''X'^  lorool)  to 
air,  dry  ;  to  clean ;    to  rut,  re- 
fresh, cool. 
£tl!]a<poi,  -ov,   li,  (';,  (fr.  iU   twice,, 
(149) 


and  PdiTTdj  to  dye)  twice  dyed, 
double-dyed. 

AiiSa(poi,  -ou,)/,  (fr.  same)  a  scar- 
let robe. 

Aiyaft^a,  (fr.  ^\q  twice,  and  T) 
digumma,  an  .^olic  letter,  like 
anF. 

Aiy'Kr)vos,-ov,  b,t],  (fr.  same,  pnd 
yX^vr;  the  pupil  of  the  eye)  hav- 
ing two  pupils.  AtyXt'ivovs  dirai, 
both  eyes. 

Aiy\u>a<Tos,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and  yXibcca  the  tongue)  douLlc- 
tongued,  knowing  two  languages. 

Aiiayfia,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  Siidayixi  to 
teach)  an  example;  a  proof ;  a 
lesson,  warning. 

AiSukt'ikos,  -i'l,  -dv,  (fr.  same) 
teachable,  docile,  tractable  ;  di- 
dactic. Jit  or  useful  for  teaching 
or  learning  ;  docile. 

AiSaKTd;,-ii,  -ov,(fr.  same)  taught, 
learned;  lliat  may  he  taught. 

AtiaKrpoi',  -ov,  to,  (fr.  same>  cn- 
trance-rnoaey  paid  to  a  teacher; 
a  fee,  salary  for  tuition. 

AiSd^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  AiSa^t, 
Ion.  for  ciii'a^e,  3  fin.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  —  Alidad),  -i/f,  -J/,  3  pi.  -tiici, 
1  a.  sub.  act.  —  Aicd^u),  -et;,  -ec, 
I  f.  act.  —  Aica^ov,  1  a.  impr. 
act.   of  ^tidcKu. 

AlSi.^ti,  -los,  Att.  -cws, )),  (fr.  ^1- 
SdoKU}  to  teach)  doctrine;  in- 
struction, teaching ;  learning, 
inidilion;    tradition.  * 

AiiuaK'  for  dliaaKe,  pres.  impr.  of 
same. 

AiSacKcxXeia,  -uv,  rd,  (fr.  same) 
lessom,  things  taught;  instruc- 
tion, tuition  ;  entrance  fee,  sa- 
lary. 

AiiicKaXcioi',  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 
school. 

AtSacKaXia,  -at:,  ^,  (fr.  same)  teach* 
ing,  instrudion,  education. 

Ai?daKaXo;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
master,  teacher,  preceptor,  tutor. 

AiSdoKcti,  -£(,  2  and  3  sin.  pres. 
ind.  act. — AiSdcKciv,  pres.  inf. 
act.  —  Ai^acKfficv,  Ion.  and  Ai* 
iaoKfjiei'i'i,  Dor.  for  hiidcKtir, 
pres.  inf — AiidaKcv,  Dor.  for 
iiidoKov,  pres.  impr.  pass.  — 
AifdaKf],  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  act. 

of  StfdCKUl. 

AtiaaKiij)  -o),  f.  -fiaui,  1  a.  inf.  It- 
^aaKriaai,  Att.  for 

Aii'daKiii,  f.  -fw,  p.  ^cflSaxa,  (per- 
haps fr.  ('/  an  intens.  redupl. 
and  (^.dffKio  or  ialui  to  share)  to 
leach,  instruct,  inform  ;  In  im- 
press,  innilcatc ;  to  show,  tell, 
make  known.  Ai^'duKOjini,  In  be 
tausht,  learn,  acijuire,  receive  in- 
struction, iinpf.  ci'l^naKov.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  t^iia^a'  impr.  iiSa^ov 
sub.  iifd(io'  inf.  iifin^m.  per. 
pass.  icMi'iiiyfint.  1  n.  pass. 
c^ifidxO'ii',  in  2  pi.  tii^iixOrirc. 

AifdffKuii',  -oiiffa,  'OV,  g.  -oi'ro(,  d. 
-oir(,  n.  pi.  -ovTtf,  par.  prcg. 
art.  of  last. 

Aii^'iX>l,  -^(,i';,  (fr-  snmo)  doctrine; 
Irnrhing,  inslrurlinn, 

AiinxOiji,  2  sin.  I  a.  lub.  pass,  of 
same. 


AlA 


AlE 


AIE 


^titlaat,   Poet,  for  tillaat  or  ff 

<'.iVi,  S  pi.   [.res.  iiid.  of 
^iiiifit,  same  as  tVu,  tn  bind.  — 

Aii'i,  Ion.  and   I'oot.   for  tMn, 

3  !jin.  im|)f.  nid. 
i^iiu.tfiry,  ^ii^d.toi,    Att.   and  Ion. 

for  ii6oftiv,   1    pi.  and  Siiovai,  3 

pi.  prcs.  ind.  of  (Vi^w/ii. 
^idar,  3  sui.  —  .iii'oiffO.i,  iEol.  for 

ii^oi^;,  '2  sin.  pros,  of  iiMut. 
Afilji  is  also  Dor.  for  Siiov,  pres. 

impr.  act.  cont.  of  same. 
Aiioficioi,  -n,  -Jv,  par.  pros.  pass. 

—ItSdftsr,  Ion.  for  iiidvai,  pres. 

inf.  act.  of  Siiwui. 
AtSoru),  3   sin.   and   ^ISort,  2  pi. 

ores.  im|)r.  of  fl^uiiii. 
^ii\'iv,  Ion.  for  c^iSov,  3  sin.  impf. 

of  iiloui.     Or,  for  SiSoao,  pres. 

impr.  pass,  of  SiSuiiit. 
^liovv,  pres.  inf.  cont.  of  Si^6u>  — 

Atioviai,  Poet,  for  ^lidvui,  pres. 

inf.  act.  —  :^iioTai,  3  sin.  pros 

ind.  pass.  —  AlSorc,  2  pi.  ind.  or 

impr.  act.  —  At6ovi,-ouaa,-dv,  g. 

•6fTos,  d.  -liiri,  a.  -dira,  n.  pi. 

-tiTtj,  par.  pres.  act.  — Ai'i3iijiti, 

3  sin.   and  :^iiouct,  3  pi.  pres. 

ind.  act.  of  same. 
Atcou)  -ui,  f.  -uKjuj,  same  as  5iJuui. 
^tipdcKui,  f.  5p5ffui,  p.  iiSpuKa,  (fr. 

ipa'u)  to  flee)  to  Jite  or  ^y,  run 

away,   escape ;    to  shun,  avoid. 

2  a.  act.  ind.  iipriv,  -ri^,  -ri,  and 

iSpav,  -a(,  -a'    opt.  fipaiiiv,  and 

Spifijv,  -ijj,   ->;•  inf.  ipdi'ai'  par. 

^orfs.  all  Dor.  fr.  ipjui,  obs. 
AiSpaxfii,   -iSy  hi   (ff-   ^'5  t-wice, 

and  ipa^nn  a  drachm)  or 
Atop  i^fijv,  -ou,  TO,  (neut.  of  next) 

viz.    vdynofia,    a  didrachmon  or 

double  drachm,  equal  to  two  Ro- 
man denarii,  or    about    fifteen 

pence  English 
Alipiixi'oi,  -ou,  6,  »;,  (fr.  i5is  twice, 

and  ipaxjih  a  drachm)  worth  or 

equal  to  two  drachma. 
Aiivfidvoip,  -opof,  6,  »),  (fr.  iiSvuo; 

twin,  and  uviip  a  man)  of  two 

men. 
AiSvfiariKOi,    -ov,    }],    (fr.    Sii^vfios 

twin,   and  rUrui  to  bear)  6ear- 

2Vi^     twins,    having    two    at    a 

birth. 
Atiuiiatj)v,  -ovoi,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  ^Wu^/o? 

twin)     twin-brothers  ;     twofold, 

double. 
Atcvjiiovaa,    -rji,    Ij,     (fr.    iiSviio; 

twin)  a  twin-fv<ter. 
Aiiiiiio;,  -ov,  b,  I'j,  pi.  -fioi,  o'l,  and 
-(ia,  ni,  (ir.   i'ts  twice,  and  ivo 
two)   rlouhle,   twofold,    by  twos, 
in  pairs ;    having    or    being    in 
two  pnrLs.    Subs,   a  twin,  twins  ; 
a  pair,  fellows ;  the  testicles. 
Ai?ivit6yp'}0s  -lUi,  -6ov  -ou,  o,  I'l,  (fr. 
last,    and    )^o6a    coloiir)    twin- 
coloure  I,  of  turn   colours,  parli- 
cnlouretl,  pyed. 
AiiHii-'oi,  -'u  pres.  sub.  —  Ati5wOi, 
jEoI.  for  i5i'oo9i  pres.  impr.  of 
Aihiajii,  f.  ft'oaij),  p.  iiiuiKa,  (fr.  i5<)(j 
obs.  to  give)   to  gii:e,  grant,  he- 
slmii;    V)  present,  offer  ;  to  con- 
cede, yield;    to  permit.,    intrust. 


join,  rtppoint,  constitute,  orrtnin  ; 
to  put,  place,  lay  ;  to  attrihuti , 
ascrif>e  ;  to  tnflict,  hiy  upon;  to 
pay,  pay  for,  suffer,  inipf.  dl- 
Jcjv,  also  tii(5ooi'  -i)i'i',(fr.  &tS6ii>.) 

1  a,  act.  ind.  ifioKa-  but  in  sub 
Su)ait).  pper.  (!ie\!iKCif,  and  {icito- 
Ktiv.  ~  a.  act.  ind.  liiov  impr. 
Sdi,  in  2  pi.  ioTf  opt.  ^oi'ijv  anil 
Alt.  iilirjv'  sub.  ^w,  -ps,  -ui"  inf. 
SoTivaf  par.  ioiif.  per.  pass,  iiio- 
)tai.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  lidOtn''  opt. 
ioticiiiv  sub.  foOio-  inf.  foBijtiar 
par.  Su9il;.   1  f.  pass.  ioOijaojiat. 

AtSuiv,  Dor.  for  (lu^oiii'.  Ion.  for 
(!ii(iMii,  ores,  inf  act.  of  last 

Ah,  Ion.  for  Wit,  3  sin.  impf.  of 
liui.     Or,  2  a.  ofSsiu),  for  (5£i'(5uj 

Atijlatt'OVj-tit-e,  impf  — Aif'jitjffav, 
3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  ofHiajSatvw. 

AujUtiaaa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  (5i(i/3(- 

A(c,JXvO;;i',  -v5,  -ri,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  <5ia/)aXXu>. 

Aityyua'u  -ui,  f.  -I'/uo),  (ir.  ^ni  in- 
torts.  and  lyyvd^a.  to  pledge)  to 
redeem,  release,  replevy  a  pledge ; 
to  pledge,  pawn,  mortgage.  Aiey- 
yvdofxai  -uJ/cji,  to  promise,  en- 
gage, undertake,  take  upon;  to 
bind  one's  self,  give  security  or 
bail. 

Aitycipuj,  f.  -tpuj,  p.  StriytpKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  tydpw  to  rouse)  to 
raise,  excite;  to  encourage,  ex- 
hort, provoke;  to  stir  up,  rouse, 
start ;  to  call  from  sleep,  awaken. 
AieYcipoi.iai,  to  he  raised,  rise, 
swell.  1  a.  act.  in'/ycipa.  impf 
pass.  iiriy!:ip'j)jinv.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.  itrjyipOtiv. 

Aitycpdch,  -t7aa,  -iv,  par.  1  a. 
pass,  of  last. 

Aieyip<ni,  -lo^,  Att.  -cu;,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  excitement,  encourage- 
ment, exhortation,  cheering  ;  a- 
wakening. 

Aifyvwca,  per.  ind.  act.  —  AteyviDV, 

2  a.  ind.  of  iinyivtiixJKu). 

Atcyviiniaav,  3  pi.   1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Ciayvdioi^u). 
Aicyijyyxi^ov,   3   pi.    impf.   act.  of 

iirtyoyyv^ui. 
Au^dauaro,    Poet,   for    Stt&daaro, 

3  sin.  —  Au^daaao,  Ion.  and 
Poet,  for  6u?idau>,  2  sin.  1  a. 
mid.   of  I'loi^d^o^at. 

Aii^e^c,  and  —  Atefc^av,  Ion.  for 
iiihi^c,  3  sin.  and  Stiict^av,  3  pi. 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  itafiiiKvviii. 
Aiiirji'i  (ff-  iitni"  to  pass  through) 

In  the  end,   totally,  entirely,  tho- 

rnugMy. 
Aic^ifinfirtv,  -ioao,  -6oto,  impf.  pass. 

of  haiiiuiiti- 
AtfiSo^a,  -05,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

italoKtoi. 
Aii^pav,  -aj,  -a.  Dor.   for  Siiipijv, 

2  a.  act.  of  itdipriiit. 
Aif'i'wifa,  -aj,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

i5(0(5i6(i)/i 
Ati^uxia,  -a?,-£,act.  —  A(£^u(Td;i>;i/, 
-111,  -aro,  mid.    1  a.   ind.  —  A(£- 
l,i:>aftivo<;,  par,  per.  pass,  of  i?i«- 


Alci,  3  sin.  impf.  of  (^/w,  same  as 


,^, 


give  up,  deliver  into  or  over ;  to  AitOZ/yrji', -tro, -to, 2  a.  mid.  —  Aif 
propose,   i^ffer,  promise;    to  en-\     OrjKa,  1  a.  act.  of  iiariOtJiii. 

(130) 


i'ii';/(i.  —  Or,    pres.    impr.    of 
<^iiiui — Or,  3    sin.   pres.  ind. 
of  <iia),  for  itlSiii. 
AifiAiJsi  -«oj  -oii{,  Att.  -{u){,  b,  )';, 
(fr.  flu  through,  and  ilHu)  to  sec) 
conspi-uous,  clear ;  plain,  mani- 
fest, eriilent. 
A(fMu),  and  AiaciSio,  (fr.  same)  to 
see    through,     dis-ovir    plainly, 
discern,   ilistinguish ;   to  under- 
stand fully.     Atcii^ojiai,  to  eluci- 
date, cliar  up,  explain  ;  to  make 
manifest,  show. 
Au7Sov,  -£f,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

iinipfij). 
Ai£(X>?/if<fi'o;,  Att.  for  5iaXeXi;///i/- 

10?,  par.  per.  pass,  and 
AiclXi)<l>n,  Att.  for  ^ia\t\ri'Pa,  per. 

ind.  act.  of  6tn\aix(iuvm. 
Aietixi,  (fr.  <5((J   through,  and  etftt 
to   go)   to  go  through    or   over, 
pas-i   through ;    to  run  through, 
penetrate,  pierce ;  to  treat,  dis- 
course   of,    harangue,    make    a 
speech;  to  go  over,  repeat,  re 
late,  tell. 
Ai'ti/ii,  (fr.  Sid  among,  and  ttpi  to 
be )  to  be  at,  with,  or  among ;  to  he 
always,  continue,  abide,  endure. 
Ait('p£o,  Ion.  for  iuipav,  pres.  impr. 

of 
Ai£('po/jai,  (fr.  6ia  intens.  and  dpia 
to  say)  to  inquire,  ask,  demand; 
to  examine,  search,  scrutinize. 
Ai£(i/3rfXXu),f.  -aX(3,p.  SiCKpfliXriKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  eKlidWu)  to  throw 
out)   to  turn    out   from  amons, 
expel,  drive  out ;  to  fling,  throw 
out ;  to  carry,  lead,  conduct  over 
or  away. 
AuK0o\>)i  -iis.  >'h  (fr.  last)   a  pas- 
sage, defile,  narrow  pass ;  a  pa-is- 
ing  over  or  through  ;  a  breaking 
forth,    irruption,    invasion ;    an 
eruption,  bursting  out ;  end,  issue, 
event. 
Alf'/CE^^o,  impf.  of  bidKUfxai. 
AiEK/ciirru),   (fr.  Sia   through,  and 
fK/cuiTTw  to  look  out)  to  look  out 
through ;  to  see  through,  discover, 
perceive. 
AtcK6vr]';  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of  Sia- 

kiStttu). 
AieKTr\ita,f.  -cvaia,  (fr.  iul  through, 
and   t/crXf'u)   to  sail   out  of)    to 
sail  by ;    tn  sail  through,   break 
the    enemy^s    line;     to  finish  a 
voyage,  arrive,  land. 
Al/xTrXuo;  -ous,  -6ov  -oTi,b,  (fr.  last^ 
a  passage,  crossing  over ;  a  breach 
through  the  enemy''s  line  ;  a  voy- 
age ;  the  end  of  a  voyage,  arri- 
val; an  escape. 
AiEif  rXiiu),  f.  -  ')<rw,  (fr.  hti.  through, 
and  tKTrXoju))  same  as  ^ickitX/w. 
AiiKpiQcv,  for  cuKpiOnaav,  3pl.  1  a. 

ind.  pass,  of  fiiaKplvu). 
AifVooo?  -ov'j,  -uou  -oil,    b,  (fr.  oid 
through,  and  cKpon  a  stream)  a 
pipe,  spout,  channel ;  a  discharge, 
overflow  or  stream  of  water. 
AuKoXvov,  -£f,  -£,  impf.  of  iiaxu- 

X'lU. 

Aif'X«Oov,  -I?,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

fliaXavOdvo). 

AuXaXtiro,  3  sin.  conU  impf.  pass. 


ATE 

—  AifXa'Xovv,    irrpf.    ind.     act. 
coiit.  ot  ^loXaXfu. 

/^itXavvu),  f.  -Xdoiji,  p.  iii';\aKa,  (fr. 
lid  through,  and  tXaivw  tu  drive) 
tu  run  arvied,  mtnfie ;  to  drive 
or  ride  throvgh,  peiKtrate  ;  tu 
run  through,  jjierce. 

Lithiyofini',  -ov,  -fTo,  impf.  ind. 
mid.  of  icaXiyuj. 

^lu  intens.  and  i\(y)^ii>Ut  prove) 
to  refute  totally,  coniince  pir- 
feclly  ;  to  disprove,  sliow  tu  he 
wrong  ;  to  riprrjie,  blame,  cen- 
sure ;  to  accuse,  charge ;  to 
prove  against,  convict,  expose. 
AuXiyxotiai,  to  plead,  per.  pass, 
ind.  itii^tyiiaf  par.  SirjXiyftiioi. 
Aic\uv,  inf. — AifXai), pur.  2a.  act. 

—  AdXdj,  -rK,  -Jit  2  a.  sub.  act. 

of  itatpiii). 
Atc\cv6u>,(fT.  hii  through,  and  tXci- 

Ou  obs.  to  come)  see  itfp)(oiiai. 
AuXcvoojjtai,  in  1  pi.  Atc\ivadficda, 

1  f.  mid.  of  same. 
^iieX/x^'?'''  -6iii  -Orj,in  3  pi.  AitXi^- 

Btjauv,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  ofiiuXiyw. 
Atih'i^vOa,  per.  mid. — AifX/^Avflij, 

-v7a,  -A{,  a.   AiiXriXi'doTa,   par. 

per.  mid.  of  hiuynfiai. 
AicXOiiv,  2  a.  inl.  act.  — AiiXBia, 

-I)?, -17,2  a.  sub.  act.  of  same. 
Ai/Aiirov,  -a,  -t,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

iiaXtiirui. 
Ai/Xvu),  f.  -/X((j,   (fr.  ^i(i  through, 

and  fXicu  to  draw)  to  draw,  pull 

or  tear  asunder  ;  to  rend,  sipa- 

rate,  part,  divide. 
AicXoyi^CTO,  3  sill.  —  A(tAoy(^£<r0£, 

-yji'To,    2  and  3  pi.  imp.,  pass. 

of  ItiiXoyil^uiiai. 
&ic\oi6opov\To,  3  pi.  impf.  ind.  of 

ottiXotoopftit. 
AiiXovTo,  Ion.  for  ^icOovro,  3  pi.  2 

a.  mid.  of  iii.ipiin. 
AitXiOrmav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

itaXvu). 

AtOui,  (fr.  in}  intens.  and  7Xw,  obs. 
to  take)  sec  iiaipfu. 

Attiiipn  prifiTiy,  -u,  -aro,  1  pi.  -pd- 
fiida,  I  a.  ind.  mid.  —  Ati/japrC- 
piTo,  3  sin.  impf.   pass,  of  ita- 

fiapTvpo^at. 
Aiifin^^d/jtiv,   -ou,  -iTo,  impf.   ind. 
mid.  of  ^laudynfiat. 

&iililiiiX)ni),  f.  -SXiii,  (fr.  (?id  in- 
tens. (V  in,  and  (iiiXXuttn  throw) 
to  ctul,  lay,  thrwii  in  or  upon  ;  lo 
instil,  inspire,  impress,  inculcate  ; 
to  set  on,  nihorn. 

Aiffitvov,  -IS,  .£,  impf.  act.  of  ^m- 

Ai(f</oi(ai',    -t(,    -t,     impf.  act.  — 

AuinplaOriv,   -ri(,  -ij,    I     a.    irid. 

pass,  of  iiafitpl^u). 
^itpritin\iiijt,Aiiidvlfin)iriiii  orAif/i- 

wiirArfio  -u),  f.  -irXi'iew,  (fr.  ^lA  in. 

lens.    (I.  in,  and   iri/zirXd.,,,   &c. 

to  fill)  to  fill  up  ;  lo  stuff;  rrrtm. 
AitfiirnXiiiii  -(S.  (fr.  f:iii  inicn<i.  and 

»/nroXrf(o  to  trade,  Ih.   iruX/u   lo 

sell)  to  iftl,  dispose  nf ,    lo  Irndr, 

trriJTir.  3  K\n.  pros.  inH.i'it/.roX^. 
^itvlyKiii,  par.  1  a.  —  Aitvtysiav, 

par.  2  a.  art.  of  ctnihui. 
Aiti'/yicu,   (fr.   ii')    through,   nnd 

tvfynu  obf.)  teeiia<pipu). 


AIE 

Ain/yvu,  ->)f,  -Tj,  1  or  2  a.  sub. 
act.  of  Ws-t,  see  same. 

AtiriiKai,  Poet,  for  diiiiyKai,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  of  same. 

AififiiDrTo,  Ion.  lor  iicieiinvro,  3 
pi.  I  per.  pass,  of  hmuiuiiai. 

Attitvo^a,  All.  for  ^();io;j;a,  per. 
mid.  ol  fno(pioiji. 

Aiiviavri^ix),  f.  -toui,(^r.  fiia  through, 
and  cviavToi  a  year)  lo  last  the 
yfur,  continue  far  a  year  ;  to  he, 
work,  do,  &c.  the  year  round. 

Auvot.driv,  -ris,  -ij,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
of  otavufofiai.' 

Aie^dyw,  f.  -(w,  p.  -■^^a,  (fr.  itd 
iiilciis.  t^  from,  and  u'yw  to 
lead)  lo  lead,  carrii,  Irivg  or 
convey  auciy  through  ;  to  pass 
out  through  ;  to  Irnnfart,  ma- 
nage, conduct  ;  to  conclude, 
.finish,  settle,  make  vp  a  suit. 

Aic^ayiijyii, -rjs,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  a  car- 
rying, taking,  conducting  ;  a 
transaction,  business,  njfaxr  ;  an 
adjustmint,  composition,  settle- 
ment ;  issue,  eient. 

Atc^utccw,  f.  -fu),  (fr.  fid  intens. 
tf  from,  and  aiccu  to  rush)  l" 
rush  out  or  puss  through  violent- 
ly ;  to  break  out,  burst  forth.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  ^.le^^i^a,  and  Dor. 
iic(dii^it,  -a(,  -c. 

Aif'^fi^i,  (fr.  itd  through,  tf  from, 
and  £1^1  to  go)  to  pass,  go 
through  or  over  ;  to  relate,  recite, 
repeat,  harangue  ;  to  ponder, 
weigh,  consider,  revolve.  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  iti^uai. 

Aic^eXdw  -u),  f.  -Saw,  Poet,  (bn^if- 
^fXuiiiu.  pre?,  inf.  cont.  fic(c\ijlr. 

Au^cXcvaofiai,  1  f.  mid.  in  pi.  Aie^c- 
ytvadfitdii  —  Atc^c'SiXxiOa,  -af,-f, 

per.  mid Atelt\diiv,  2  a.  inf. 

act.  of  lie^ip^oiJtai. 

Ait^fXlaaw,  f.  -(u),  p.  lii(ciXtKn,  (fr. 
fid  intens.  £f  from,  and  iXlaauj  to 
roll  up)  to  unfold,  unfurl,  ex- 
pand ;  to  unravel,  disentangle. 

Aic^fpxo/iai,  f.  -£X£i'(7o;ioi,  (fr. 
same,  and  Ip^ofiai  lo  come)  to 
come  or  go  out  through,  arrive  ;  to 
pass  hy  or  thnnigh  ;  to  go  through, 
undergo,  endure;  to  depart,  go 
auny ;  lo  go  over,  relate,  tell, 
rcritf,  repeat ;  to  look  over,  read 
slightly.  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  mid. 
f'n(,ipXovTni.  par.  prc8.  mid.  !)ic- 

^'OX^I'^'of- 

Au(iiiiivni,  Dor.  for 

Ait^ihai,  pr( «.  inf.  of  iif^ciiit  or 
iii(inpt. 

Ai/(nf,of,  -ou,  f,,  (fr.  (((,)  Ihrbugh,  t( 
from,  and  bfit  a  road)  a  cross 
way,  Ihornunhfarr  ;  an  outlet, 
tssue,  course,  piL^sngr  ;  a  going 
out,  drjmiture,  digression  ;  the 
fovTsr  of  the  nun,  a  day. 

Aiinlpnan,  -m,  -t,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
f'lavrpdui. 

Aifniaor, -If,  .£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  tf 
cinvlnrto, 

Ait-Upttfii,  Poet,  for  fi(((,pnit,  S 
sin.  2  n.  net.  of  fmitpiida. 

Aii'rniri,  Dor.  Tor  ciliroviri,  S  pi. 
pros.  ind.  of  !ilrw. 

Aitnopn'frru,  3  tin.  impf.  pass,  of 
iianopiiouai. 

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ATE 

AicrpayijaTcvanTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind, 
mid.  of  iirTpiiyfiaTivviittt. 

Atiirpudov,  -a,  -i,  in  1  pi.  Aifrpa- 
Ol/jzii,  2  a.  act.  ind.  of  iiuiripOij}. 

AitTTpiiacur,  -ff,  -£,  impf.  of  ^m- 
irpioaui,  Ion.  for  6iar,pdaaiii.  Or, 
same  of  iiuTrpi'/acui  lor  iiuirtpdo). 

AifirpiiiiTo,   3   pi.   impf.    pass,   of 

fliiTTpilii. 

Aii-rw,  (fr.  iid  intens.  and  t'-u  to 
follow)  to  follow  up,  pursue  ;  to 
work,  act,  do,  le  imptoytd  ;  to 
rule,  govim,  cornmund,  diricl  ; 
to  manage,  conduct,  guide,  lake 
care  of,  look  or  .'!e(  In  ;  tu  ordir, 
regulate,  lay  out,  dispmse,  deal 
out  ;  lo  adndnisltr,  attend  to  holy 
things,  socrijice. 

Aiipyu^  liai,i.  -aaojiai,  (fr.  same, 
and  ipydCofiai  lo  work)  lo  work 
through,  despatch  ;  lo  finish,  put 
an  end  to  ;  to  kill. 

AifpeOiCw,  f.  -taw,  fr.  same,  and 
£pc6(((i)  to  provoke,  w  hich  see,  or 
rather  cpiOu. 

Atipi8iafiu,-aToi,  rb,  (f'.  last)  an 
iiicitiihcnt,  provocative  ;  provo' 
cation. 

Aicpclfiij,  f.  -claw,  (fr.  lid  intens. 
and  (piliw  to  support)  to  fasten, 
fix  in  or  upon.  AitpMu^ai,  to 
lean  or  rest  upon  ;  lo  support, 
contend  for. 

Aitpi'aaw  or  -rrw,  f.  -fw,  (fr.  fid 
through,  and  cotaaw  to  row)  to 
row  tlirough,  cross,  pass  or  ferry 
over.  I  a.  act.  ind.  fi>ip[(a,  and 
fii'iptaa. 

Aiepexidio  -Uj  f.  -I'law,  p.  fitjpcvrri- 
Ka,  (fr.  itd  intens.  and  epcvidw  to 
trace)  to  S(ek,  search  out,  in- 
quire;  lo  trace,  pursue,  investi- 
gate, par.  pres.  cont.  iupcviwv. 

AicppiivtvTiK,  -oT',  b,  (fr.  lie.M)  ou 
intnprcter,  translator ;  an  ex- 
plainer, exjjoundcr  ;  a  soothsay- 
er, dii  iner. 

Airpiiriiivw,  f.  -evati>,p.iirippijvtvKaf 
(Ir.  iid  ililens.  and  rpprjvcvw  to 
interpret)  to  inUrprel,  translate, 
decipher ;  to  eiplain,  exjiaujid, 
solve.  im]if.  finpin'ivivov,  -ic,  -c. 
(ires,  inipr.  iupfti'ivivt,  -irw. 

Aiepfls,  -a,  -01',  (fr.  <5(ii  through, 
and  /pa  the  ground)  moist,  wtt ; 
srfl,  yielding  ;  Jerlile,  quicken- 
ing^ fidivrning. 

Aiipl>Tiyi't'^tii>,  -vBO,  -vTO,  impf. 
pass.  —  Aiifijiijin,  -a{,  -c,  I  a. 
ind.  arl.  of  happ/iyivfii. 

Aifpt'i^ln,  -Of,  -r,  1  a.  ind.  net.  of 

ii<'P,  ilTTW. 

Aii'pX'Tiii.  3  sin.  prrs.  ind.  mid. 
—  Aifpx'"Oiii,  inf.and  Airpx^l"-' 
\of,  -II,  -Ol',  par.  pres.  irid.  of 

Ailpyoiim,  f.  rn\ivaniini,  p.  mid. 
^ifXiiXlJOo,  (fr.  I'ai  ihroiiph,  and 
/pvo;i/ii  lo  go)  In  go  or  Jiass 
Ihtiugh  or  nier,  Iravirse  ;  In  gn 
forth,  prnrrrd,  advance  ;  la  u  alk 
nhnul,  survey;  toprnrlralc,  rntrr 
into ;  lo  run  through,  pierce, 
transfix;  to  go  over,  irpent,  re- 
late, tell  ;  lo  spread  aliruud,  lir 
known. 

Airpiornio  -01,  f.  -(((TO),  p.  mripiirriKa, 
(fr.  iid   intent,  and  tpmrdw  to 


AIE 


AIZ 


ask)  to  ask  strictly,  inquire,  de-\     tti^ ytivs old, /or two  i/tam,  every 

viand  oj ;  to  qumlion,  (Xdiiiint,'     ttvu  t/<(trs. 

itUerrugute ;  to  sift,  .icon,  scruti-  ^iitI:i,  -a;,  Ij,  (fr.  last)  the  space 

nise.    I  a.  act.  iiid.  ^cz/pwrr/jcr      of  ino  ytirs, 

))<ir.  itcpt^T/jaas,  n.  \>\. -ri,aiii'TCi.\AifTfiilYiv,    for  ficTfidyvoav,   3  pi. 


^maiiipijaa,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  iiid.  ucl.  ul 

^icaif,  -io(,  Alt.  -((J J,  )),  (Ir.  iitriiii 

tu   transmit)    a  ilnisioii,  pari  ; 

time  or  «  /lo.'e  in  mnsuu    Or,  (fr< 

^lr;;ii   to  wet)   o 

kling,  bathing. 
J^itoKiiaca,  -aj,  -r,  or-o',  1  a.  iiid. 

act.  of  iiaatccidw. 
^tcoKiprtcit,  -uf,  -£,  or  -tv,  act. — 

SttcKup-riaUiiv,  -7]{,  -»;,  pass.  1  a. 

ilid.  —  .iiUCTKopniciiivos,  -t],  •oi', 

par.  per.  puss.  iiaOKop-iri^w. 
^itandpa^d,  -uf,  -t,   1    a.  iiid.  act. 

nt'  iiiiairupdaam,   I'r.   itu  iiitens. 

and  cTt.ipiicau),  wliicli  see. 
^icarrdpnv,  ill  3  pi.  ^itardpntrnv,  2 

a.  uid.  pass.  —  ^tianapov,  2  a. 

iiid.  act.  —  .iif'or£(pa,  I  a.  ind. 

act.  ol  itaaiTiipm. 
^tcairdctOat,  per.  inf.  and  —  ^ita- 

Kdttdijv,  1  a.  uid.   pass,   of  ota- 

(TTTUUI. 

AiiaavTo,  for  Iteaeavrof  pper.  pass, 
of  JiacTi'ui. 

Ai£(TruAi;r,  in  3  pi.   ^tccrrdXijcav,  2 
a.  ind.  pass. — Atzani^d^tiv,  -w, 
-oro,   in  1  pl.Ai£(rrtcAa//£Oa,  1  a 
ind.  mid — AihraXov,  -es,  -£,  2 
a.  ind.  act.  ot  itnaTiWu). 

Aifffriiiij  -(if, -fiuTi  -u)(T.(,  -adf  -df, 
by  Cras.  for  iuartiKibs,  -iiu,  -dj, 
R.  -oroj,  &c.  par.  per.  act.  of 
vitarrint. 

£itiarci^i)v,  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
itiiaTciyii), 

AtiffTi/v,  -ri^,  -tj,  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 
iniarrtKa,  per.  act. — Aiiarrina,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  oiiVriz/ii. 

imarpaiifiivoi,  par.  per.  pass.  — 
Au(Trp!i(Pov,  2  a.    ind.  pass,   of 

Aicarpiniiivuii,  (fr.  last)  perverse- 
ly, erroneously  ;  crookedly,  in  a 
rronked  manner. 

Attorihi,  see  i5i£ora(j{. 

AiiTxnv,  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

iiiXta. 
AicciiOnv,  -vSi  'It  '1  3  pi.  Aicaio6ri- 
eav,  I  a.  ind.  pass. — Ai'iauiOcirji, 
opt. —  Aii<ju(Ta,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

inern^a,  -a?,  -£  or  -£v,  act. — Aifra- 
Infirfv,  -II),  -aro,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  of 
cturdaaui. 

Aurapd)^Driv,  -tjS,  -rj,  1  3-  '"d- 
prfss.  ot  iiaTupdtjcu). 

AitrCKftyjodiiriv,   -ui,    -aro,    in    3  pi. 

fiiiTCKfiijonvTo.  I  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
SuTeKfjuipii),  fr.  ^i  £  intens.  and 
TiKfinipu),  which  see. 

AlETf'XfOr     -our,     -££{     -tif,     -££     -tl, 

impf.  act.  of  fnartXlu). 
AtCTiTaxaTO,  Ion.  for  (^KiTtrnyjifVoe 

>7iT'ii',  3  pi.   pper.  pass,  of  ita- 

rnaaui. 
AllTtp'OV   -ouv,    -£ff    -£i{,    -££    -£(, 

impf.  of  r'inrijof'i''. 

Aicrno'if,  -Xcoi,  I/,  (fr.  next)  same 

as   fiiTin, 
AtcTiif,  -fof  -oCf,  0,  j),  (fr.  eif  twice, 

and  iroi  a  year)  o/*  two  years, 


ol  c^(£r;i(iyi;i',  2  a.  pass,  of  Jiur 
/iiiyw  or  imriii'iaou). 

Aifr^ia^cv,  Dor.  for  hhftij^iv,  3 
sin.  1  a.  of  same. 

Aicrovi,  g.  sin.  cont.  of  SutiU. 

Aifrpit^ov,  -fj,  -I,  or  -cv,  impf.  — 
Ai.(rpi\pa,-ai,  -£,1  and  iJpl.  -nfifi', 
-ai',  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  iiarpifiui. 

Aifukpii'f'oj  -&,  f.  -I'laui,  (fr.  ^ki  in- 
tens. and  cvKpiii)i  clear)  to  clear, 
justify  ;  to  deride,  dttermine. 
See  also  iioKpivw, 

Sttvupitiiaii,  -lof,  Atl.  -lois,  4,  (fr. 
last)  a  sijling,  separation  ;  exa- 
minalion,  inquiry,  trial ;  a  deci- 
sion, determination,  sentence, 
judgment. 

4ii£i>A«/j/of((ii  -ovfjnt,  (fr.  ^(«  intens. 
and  tv^a{iiis  WAvy)  to  fear,  ap- 
prehend, inspect,  be  cautious, 

Aii(piivaa,  -Of,  -£,  I  a.  act.  fr.  ita- 
(paCaKW  or  -(pnim), 

Au((iiptTo,  3  sin.  impf.  pass.  ofSia- 
(pipui. 

Aic<l>''iJitaav,  3  pi.  act.  Autpruxiadri, 
3  sin.  pass.  I  a.  ind.  of  6ia<pir 

Aii<pOapj]v,  2  a.  pass.  — Ai(60apKa, 
per.  act. — Ati(p6iipijini,'md.  Atc(p- 
dap/jfi'os,  -);,  -nv,  par.  per.  pass. 
—  AtitpBitpa,  1  a.  act.  —  Aiiip- 
dopii,  per.  mid  of  Sm^pOiipiu. 

Atcy^cipiadixriv,  -w,  -aro,  in  2  pi. 
-aaaOc,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  Sia^ei- 

Aiexm,  -I'oi  -oTi,  i,  ';,  (fr.  fiixia 
to  separate)  separat'd,  divided, 
parted,  severed;  alienated  ;  un- 
like, different. 

Aityprjadpr)v,  -lo,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  cinypdopai. 

Aiiyui,  f-  Sif(oj,  or  Staa^t'aui,  p. 
fiiia'^riKa,  (fr.  i^iafrom,  and  (■)(u> 
to  have)  to  depart,  go  av:ay ;  In 
go  or  pass  through,  penetrate, 
pierce  ;  to  lie  away,  far  nffnx  ai 
a  distance.  2  a.  ind.  act.  ^ifV;^or. 

Ati^tvanai,  -am, -oral,  per.  pass, 
of  liin^'tv^ia. 

Aif'dj,  (fr.  f<in  through,  and  toi  for 
'irifii  to  send)  same  as  I'ttijiii. 

AiCco,  Ion.  for  i^i'^oir  or  Ul^tao,  pros, 
impr.  mid.  — AiCindm,  pres.  inf. 
mid.  —  A('^>;'i(,  Poet,  for  Ml^cat, 
which  Ion.  for  ilQi,  2  sin.  pres. 
ind.  mid.  of 

Ai^ni",  'f^-  "I'd-  Ail^i\xai,  or  A'T'?- 
fim,  1  f.  mid.  ?,ifi-nl^opin,{(T.  iii^w 
to  seek)  to  ask  for,  seek,  inquire  : 
to  look  for,  search  ;  to  trace,  pur- 
sue, pres.  ind.  1  pi.  tH^fiixiOa. 
par.  pres.  mid.  (?ifi7/i£i'0f. 

AiZ'in^  -nvi,  -6ov  -no,  b,  i),  (fr.  cU 
twice,  and  (a'lD  to  live)  if  two 
lives,  v:ith  twi  means  of  living, 
amphibious  ;  double,  two-fold. 

AiO'iyoi,  -ov,  and  Ai6'f,  -vyos,  6,  »'/, 
(fr.  same,  and  ^vylif  a  yoke) 
yoked,  harnessed  or  working  in 
pairs ;  rlraivn  by  two  hnrsis,  Iwn 
abrenst ;  double^  twofold,  tv;icc 
as  much. 

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AIH 

Affw,  (perhaps  fr.  iU  twice)  to 
stik,  starch,  inquire. 

AiCiui',  Dor.  for  ii^oov,  ncut.  of 
oi^ooi. 

At^uioi,  -01),  and  A/fuj,  -ui,  b,  i), 
same  as  iiCioi. 

Alt),  Ion.  for  Om,  ftm.  o(  iwi. 

Aiiiytipa,-ai,  -i,  in  3  pi.  Aiiycipav 
—  A  TjyJpiTo,  3  sin.  impl.  pass. 
— Aii.yipKii,  per.  act.  Aiiiyipfiai, 
per.  pass. — AiiiyipOtji,  la.  pass, 
of  iiiycipw, 

Atiiyeojiai  -oiijiai,  f.  -I'lan/iai,  ]>.  iiij- 
yilliiii,  (Ir.  iid  lliroiit;h,  and 
t'lyfouat  to  lead)  to  lead  liiroufih, 
giiifle,  comlucl  ;  to  declare  JuUy, 
recount,  i  elate. 

Atiiytjfia,  -uros,  ri,  and  At/iytiais, 
-lOi,  All.  -fu)f,  I/,  (fr.  last)  a  his- 
tory, narrative,  relation,  account, 
a.  sin.  iii'iyrjaiv. 

Airtyt'iaoTo,  -aavro,  3  sin.  and  pi.  1 
a.  ind.  mid.  —  Attiyi'/aofiai,  -p, 
-£ro(,  1  f.  mid.  — Aiyilaiuvrai,  3 
pi.  1  a.  sub.  mid. — Attiyuh,  pres. 
impr.  mid.  com.  —  Atvyniiitvos, 
par.  pres.  mid.  com.  of  iuiyio- 
fiai. 

Aiijeiv,  -CIS,  -£(,  in  3  pi.  Ai;7££rai', 
-ciaav,  pper.  Alt.  of  iitifii. 

Airjipwi  or  Aiuipios,-n,-ov,  (fr.  lid 
through,  and  ui)p  the  air)  in  or 
through  the  air,  aerial,  airy, 
hish ;  Jlying,  swift. 

AtrtOiui,  f.  iiiidijcui,  or  Ai^Bu),  f.  ^117- 
au),  (fr.  sanitt,  and  i/Oui  to  strain) 
to  strain  through,  sift,  clear,  pu- 
rify, rack. 

Ai'indi/tov  -ovv,  -££J  -£ij,  -££  -£i,  3 
pi.  -loi'-ovv,  impf.  act.  —  AirjKd- 
vriaa,  -115,  -£,  1  pi.  -a/itv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  SiUKoyiu), 

AllKOVetD,  Af'lKDVOS,  Ion,  for  6tUK0- 
If'u),    6ldKOV0{, 

AniK6<!ioi,-ai,-a,  Ion.  for  linKdaioi. 

Ai'Ku),  f.  -(u),  p.  iii'iKa,  (fr.  Siii 
through,  and  r/KM  to  come)  to 
come  or  go  through,  penetrate; 
to  pervade,  pass  through.  Aiijko- 
fiai,  to  extend,  reach  to. 

Aui^dui',  -r(,  -£  or  -cv,  2  a.  ind, 
act.  of  iifoyonai- 

AifWoTTov,  -li,  -£,  impf.  act.  of 
iiiiWdrria  or  -ocii>. 

Ainpi'pTijKo,  -of,  -f,  in  3  pi.  -aai, 
per.  act.  of  lUafiaprdvu). 

^ir/pi,  f.  -I'louj,  to  moisten,  wet, 
sprinkle,  bedew ;  to  sweat,  per- 
spire. 

Aitjii'i  (fr.  lid  through,  and  iv/zi  to 
go)  to  go  over,  pass  through. 

Aii'iVcyKu,  -ai,  -i,  1  a.  act.  — Ai/j- 
iiyKov,  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  act.  of  iia- 
(filpij). 

Anii'CKt'iaai,  Poet,  for  iiTivlxcai,  d. 
pi.  of  liirivcKfii. 

Ai^'i^h,  (neut.  of  next)  continu- 
ally, for  a  continuance. 

Air;i'£/c»K)  -'"i  -oTis,  h,  /;,  (fr.  i5i(J 
through,  and  rjvcKris  extensive) 
continual,  constant,  perjiitual  ; 
lasting,  durable  ;  continued,  ex- 
tended, 

Ai^vckuk;,  and  AivvtK^ux;,  (fr.  last) 
perpel'in.th/,ronlinurilly, constant- 
ly ;  without  intermission. 

Aiiivejjioi,  -ov,  b,'>],  (fr.  ;«tt  through, 


All 


AIK 


AIK 


and  dvenoi  the  wind)  trposed  to 

the    wind,   airy,    lofty ;    carried 

away  by  the  wind,  light;  Jickle, 

vain  ;  swift  as  the  wind,  quick, 

nimble. 
Att]vix^nv,  -V5,  -V,  1  a.  pass,  of 

6ta<pipia. 
^lijvoiye  or  -ycv,  3  sin.  impf.  act. 

— Aif/voi^a,  -as,  -£  or  -ti',  act.  — 

Ai>;i'oi;]^9i7V,  -175,  -17,  3  pi.  -drjaai; 

pass.  1  a.  of  iiavoiydi. 
Aiij(c,  Ion.  for  cti'i'i^e,  3  sin.   1  a. 

act.  of  itatacw. 
Atriirioeov  -ovv,   -cti   -£tf)  -ec  -«, 

impf.  ind.  —  Ai»)T(ip7)(ca,  per.  act. 

— At()ropa,per.  mid.  oQta-opiu). 
Aii'ipiaa,   1   a.    ind.   act.   irreg.  ol 

iitpeaa(j>, 
&tt'iprjfiat,  -aat,  -rai,  per.  pass.  — 

Atriori^ivoi,  par.    per.    pass,  of 

ciatpiui. 
Ai^prii,  -10%  -ov{,  b,  li,  (fr.  liif  twice, 

and  cpiaaiii  to  row)  a  ship  with 

two  tiers  of  oars  ;  a  biremis,  Lat. 
Atr)pit^vtvov,  -cf,  -t,  impf.  ind.  — 

Atvpiii'ivtvKa,  per.  act.  oi  iicpfiri- 

Ai^prtSaa,   1   a.  ind.  act.  of  itap- 

Aifipx^nv,  -i{>  -»;»  1  a-  ind.  pass. 
of  hilpyii),  fr.  ii<i  intens.  and 
tloym,  which  see. 

Ainpx'h'1^1  *'"'>  -£''<'i  3  pi.  'XovTo, 
impf.  mid.  of  itioxofiat. 

AliiCav,  and  Ctijiaav,  Po€t.  for  iiu- 
eav,  3  pi.  1  a.  of  liiifii. 

AInrai,  3  sin.  sub.  pres.  mid.  of 
iiu). 

Atiriiro,  3   sin.   conl.   impf.    ind. 

mid Stfirnaa,  for  ciiairrjaa,  1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  iiaiTaui. 

Attfxim  -i,  (fr.  i^iri  through,  and 
rtxiio  to  sound)  to  resound,  re- 
echo, reverberate. 

AiOd'Saeaof,  -ov,  0,  Ij,  (fr.  f,i(  twice, 
and  ^dXaaaa  the  sea)  between 
lvx>  teas,  washe/l  on  each  side  by 
the  sea,  wficre  two  seas  or  cur- 
rents meet. 

AiOvpaiiflijiToiiu)  -i,  f.  -fjaiii,  (fr.  ii- 
OifjfitiPof  dithyrambic,  and  -notiui 
lo  make)  to  cumpnse  diliiytdmhics 
or  odes  in  honour  of  Barclivs. 

Aiflip'i/j/?oroiT)Tif((ij,     -^5,    1),     viz. 

tent  foi  rompnsinf;  dithyrumbics. 

AiOuoa/jj3orocl(i,  -a?,  I],  (fr.  same) 
thr  rnmposition  of  dilhyrambics  ; 
the  dtthyrambic  style. 

AiOfoai'iiof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ilOvpof 
iwire  oponinir,  and  tfiflnhh)  to 
f  nicr)  .in  cpiihrl  of  Bacchus  ;  a 
kind  of  vcrnc  used  in  his  praise. 

Air,  d.  of  5Cti;<. 

Aiifi,  3  *in.  pres.  or  impf.  ind.  of 
ftilu),  name  nil 

Aiir);i(,  f.  fifiau),  p.  iitiKa,  {ft.  ^11) 
ibroiicb,  and  iniit  to  send)  to 
tend  through  or  m:rr,  Irnnsmil, 
transfrr  ;  to  sirrtrh  nut,  r  rlrnd  ; 
to  dismiss,  send  initny  ;  to  Imcrr, 
let  doH-n.  par.  2  a.  act.  ititf. 
par.  per.  pass,  hniiivof.  For 
lenses  sco  "ni'i. 

AtiKviofiai     -oi'/i(ii,    f.    -i^nuai,    p. 
-ly/iii,  (fr.   game,  and   iirv/ofifii 
to  rome)  to  come  to,  get  ihroiifih, 
V 


arrive  at ;  to  go  through,  pierce, 
penetrate;  to  go  over,  repeat,  ct- 
plain  ;  to  extend,  reach  to,  stretch 
along.  2  a.  mid.  SiiKdfinv.  par. 
pres.  mid.  6iiKvt6iitvo(  -ovftevos. 

At'iTcrtis,  -ios  -ov{,  b, )),  (fr.  Aid;  g. 
of  Zeis  Jupiter,  and  r-i'jrru  to 
fall)  fallen  from  Jtipi'.rr  or  the 
shy  ;  deluged,  flooded,  overflow- 
ed. 

Aitnrrjpi,  (fr.  iiii  through,  and  In- 
Tij/ii  to  tly)  to  fly  through,  jiierce, 
penttrale. 

Atiaravat,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  Bitarij- 
lit. 

iniaTavw,  (fr.  next)  to  break  qff, 
interrupt,  put  an  end  to  ;  to  di- 
vide, part,  separate. 

AitcTi/fjii,  f.  liaart'iaij),  p.  iiiuTriKa, 
(fr.  (5i(i  apart,  and  'iaTtipit  to 
stand)  to  distinguish,  mark  sc 
parately,  put  apart,  pari,  dis- 
join ;  to  put  between,  cause  dis- 
sention ;  to  withdraw,  separate, 
remove  ;  to  steind  e\ff,  he  at  a  dis- 
tance; to  elifler,  fjueirrel,  disa- 
gree. 1  a.  act.  ind.  Ciiarrjaa- 
par.  iiacTtjaai.  2  a.  ind.  liia- 

TIJV. 

Aticxvpi^oiiai,  (fr.  ita  intens.  and 
taxvpi^ofiat  to  corroborate)  to 
affirm  confldently,  assert  flrmly, 
maintain,  impf.  C(i(r;^vpi^rf/»7?ii, 
-ov,  -no. 
AiixOai,  per.  inf.  pass,  of  cukvio- 

fiat. 
A/ko,  -(If,  a,  Dor.  for  (im;. 
AiKoCfutv,  Ion.  and  —  AiKa^f/jieiai, 
iEol.  for  itKdL,eti',  pres.  inf.  act. 
—  AtKei^caOai,  prcs.  inf.  pass,  of 
Ai(fd^<D,  f.  -uaoj,  (fr.  Hkij  justice) 
to  try,  judge  ;  to  determine,  de- 
cree, sentence;   to  litigate,  go  to 
law.    par.    pres.    act.    iiKd^iav' 
pass.  iiKa^dfiLJoi. 
AiaaC,  for  iixaia,  see  hiKaioi. 
AiKala,  -as,  I),  Poet,  for  iiKri. 
AiKain/jat,    Dor.    for    iiKatovnai, 
prcs.    iiid.    mid.    conl.    of  ii- 
Kaidu). 
AiKaioioaia,  -n?,  /;,  {fr.  ^ffti?  justice, 
and  iifiwui  to  give)  llie  tlislrihu 
lion  of  justice  ;    legal  autlwrity, 
cxtfmt  rf' power,  jurisdiction 
AiKaiocdrrji,   -ov,  b,    (ft.  sainc)    a 
dispenser  of  justice,  magislrnlc, 
judge;  a  lawyer. 
AiicatdiaOc  -oTicdc,  prcs.    inid.    ind 

or  impr.  of  iiKuiim. 
Aiiniol,  3  sin.  rout.  prc3.  ind.  or 

opt.  act.  of  same. 
AtKuioKpiitia,  -a<,  I'l,  (fr.  iUatOf  up- 
ri^lit,  and  <fp/ii.)  to  judge)  a  just 
srtitt  nee,  rightcnus  judgment. 
AtKaiiiKptrri(,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 

upright  jndee. 
AixainXnyiuj  -u>,  f.  -/jiTd),  (fr.  f^amc, 
and   Xi'yiD  to  speak)  lo  plead  a 
cause,  liligeite,  rnnlcud  at  law; 
lo    reason,     nreur ;     to    accuse, 
charge  ;  In  defend,  maintain, 
AtKaioXoyh,    -«{,    //)    (fr.    same) 
pleading,  litigatimi,  going  to  law; 
a    rhdi  t^e  ;    nn   allrgatton,  plea, 
elefinre, 
AUatov,  -ov,   ri,  (nrut.  of  ilKatOf 
just)  ju'lirr,  what  is  just. 

(163) 


AiKaidTToXii,  -los,  Att.   -E(tf,  b,  i/, 
(fr.   iiKoioi  just,  and  -oX/u  to 
practise,  or  -6\ii  a  city)  prac- 
tising justice,  dealing  equitably  ; 
the  city  of  justice,  a  just  stale. 
AUatos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  cturi  justice) 
just,  upright,  rigldeous ;    inno- 
cent, harmless,  guileless ;  worthy, 
meritorious,     deserving  ;     even, 
eepial,  fair ;  competent,  capable. 
comp.  hKaidrtpof,  sup.  -draros. 
AtKatoavii],  -tjs,!),  (fr.  last)  justice, 
equity ;     righteousness,     correct- 
ness, upright  deeding, 
AiKaiuw  -w,  1.  -licu),  p.  it^iKaliDKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  justify,  declare  in- 
nocent, absolve,  acquit ;  to  make 
just,  esteem  righteous,  acknow- 
ledge pure,  pronounce  holy,  ac- 
cept as  innocent ;  to  judge,  con- 
demm,  sentence,  pujiish.  AiKcido- 
pai   -ovfiai,  to  justify  one^s  self, 
vi/idireite    his   oriii   conduct,   as- 
sert  his   own   innocence ;    to  be 
mulcted,  flned  or  punished  ;    to 
be  acquitted  or  discharged,  pres. 
inf.  itKtiidtiv  -ovv'  par.  ctKutouv 
-ti)v.  impf.   titKaioov  -ovv.  pres. 
pass.     inf.    iiKntdeoOai    -ovaOai. 
per.  pass.  ind.  i5£^iK«i'uifia('  par. 
ScitKaimiJiivoi,    1    a.    pass,    ind, 
t6tKaiii)6t}v'     impr.     ttKaiwdiirt' 
sub.  6iKatii)0(a.    1  f.   pass.  ind. 
itKaiiiiOrjcrOfKit. 
AiK0i«)6;';ra),impr.  3  sin.  —  AiKatu- 
OCj,  -fjf,  -Tj,  1  pi.  -wpcv,  sub.  — 
AiKOiwOtivat,    inf.  —  AiKaiwOh- 
rti,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  pass,  oflast. 
AiKal(jifin,-aTOi,Tb,  (fr.  same)_;i(«- 
t{fication,  acknowledgme-nt  of  in- 
nocence;   a  seTiti-nce,  judgment 
of  acquittal    or    condemneition  ; 
righteous  judgment  or  eipjioint- 
mtnt;  law,  preccjAs,  ordinances  ; 
justice,      equity,      impartiality  ; 
righteousness,     uprightness  ;     a 
claim,    pi.   n.   iiKaiupara,  d.  61- 
KaiiiiJiaci. 
AiKfl/iof,    (fr.   iiKaiof  just)  justly, 
equitably,  impartially  ;   upright- 
ly,   correctly  ;    honestly,  fairly  ; 
if^i/iht,  with  reason. 
AtKutii>aii,  -loi.  All.   -coii,  I/,  (fr. 
iiKaioii)   to  justify)  jusliflcution, 
righteousness,  uprigtitncss ;   law, 
judgment,  sentence,   a.    sin.  ii 

Katu)l7IV. 

Ai^'Mifk-if,  -hy  -iv,  (fr-  ^/«t»;  justice) 
relating  to  law,  justice  or  their 
forms,  forensic,  jueiicial  ;  luuyer- 
like,  tedious. 

AiKiivbi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  plead- 
er, advocate. 

AiKiipriiioi,  -ov,  bf  1';,  (fr.  iis  twice, 
and  ndpni'ov  a  bend)  lUmble- 
topped,  having  two  heeicls  or  sum- 
mils, 

Alxaf,  a.  pi.  of  ii<fi(. 

AlKrfffpv,  -p,  2  and  3  sin.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  —  A<'>'"'0<r'ii,  —  AiKiinaci, 
Port,  for  {iKtinni,  1  n.  inf.  act. 
and  i^id-n'fffi,  3  sin.  1  f.   ind.  act, 

of  I'.Kcrf^O). 

AiKaala,-a(^  t'l,  (fr.  fiUn  0  law-suit) 
a  laii-suil,  litigation,  law,  con- 
tmtiem. 

A(i(no:7o>o^,  -ov,  b,    (fr.   iUti  law. 


and  rroX/u)  to  pracliso)  one  con- 
t'rrsatit   in   the    law ;    a  judge, 
masristratr,  king,  prince. 
AiKiiari'ipiov,  -oil,  tA,  (IV.  siimo)  a 
laity-court,    jii.itiri -salt,      bench, 
tribunal,  juiigmfnt-^eat, 
AiX(iffri);,    -uv,   b,    (fi-    (iivn'^u)    to 
judge)  (I  jwtge,  arbitrator,  um- 
pire;  an  avmscr,  piinisher. 
AiKaarMi, ->)^  -^i',  (I'""-  s:\me}  jii- 

dicial,  legal,  forensic. 
£tiKdu)  -u),  (I'r.  Uki}  justice)  same 

as  (^uii^u). 
AfictAAn,  -<ii,  I'l,    (perhaps  fr.  ik 
inlens.    mid  kiXXio  to  move)  a 
sp'iilc,  sh'ivel,  mattock. 
^iKcWirri!,  -ov,  !/,  (Ir.  last)  a  la- 
bourer, digger, 
AtKipaos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  also  AtKcpw?, 
-lii,    b,    ^iKcpoi,    AtKipiio;,    Al- 
Kpatos,    AiKoaipos,    AiVpaoj,    A('- 
(fpous,  -01',  b,  II,   (fr.   Sis  twice, 
and  Kcpai  a  horn)  with  two  horns 
or  prongs  ;  forked. 
AiK(ipa\oi,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  same,  ani 
Kcipa^n  tne  he;ui)  double-headed, 
having  two  heads. 
AIkij,    -lii,    I'l,    justice,    rectitude, 
equity  ;  law ;  an  indictment  ;  an 
action,  suit,  cause  ;  a  judgment, 
sentence  ;  punishment ;    retribu- 
tion, avengement,  vengeance ;  a 
right,  privilege;    custom,   way, 
manner  ;  tot,  condition.  iiKtiV  oi- 
iovai,  to  suff'cr  punishment.  SiKt]v 
\ajiuv,  t"  inflict  punishment. 
AiKr,i',  (a.  sin.   of  last)  viz.  Karii, 
in  the  usual  mnnner,  according 
to  custom,  visually. 
AUiiffi?,  -lof  Alt.  -£u{,  r'l,  (fr.  same) 

punishment,  vengeance. 
Ai/cXif,  -tio;.  l;,  {fr.  -^if  twice,  and 
K^dij)  to  shut)  a  double  or  fold- 
ing door. 
AtKoyotiipia,  -af,  i/,  (fr.  Sixt]  a  law- 
suit,  and  Ypdcpu)   to  write)   an 
account  of  lawsuits  ;  a  case,  re- 
port. 
AiK6pvujir)i  and  AiK6pv(po;,  -ov,  b, 
ri,  (tr.  6ig  twice,  and  (ci}pu/<;3of  or 
Kopu<p!i  a  summit)  double-topped, 
with  two  peaks  or  summits. 
AiKpuvoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Sis  twice,  and 
KO'ivov  a   head)    douhle- headed, 
hiving  two  hewls  ;  a  fork. 
AinTafiVOv  and   AiKTafiov,   -ov,  rh, 
and  AiKTafios,  -ov,  i),  (fr.  next) 
the   herb   dittander,    dittany   or 
garden-ginger, 
AiKTri,  -iji,  I'l,  Dicti,  a  mountain  of 

Crete. 
AinTiof,  -ov,  rb,  (fr,  Sixus  to  cast) 

a  net,  seine. 
AtKTvdm  -d,   f.   -iiao),  (fr.  last)  to 
Jish  with  a  net ;  to  entangle,  en- 
trap, ensnare ;  to  make  net-work, 
fretted  work  or  latti'-e. 
AiKu),    to    cast,  fling,    throw;    to 

throw  or  east  down. 
AiKu)iria,  -as,  hi  Cf-  ^if  twice,  and 
K'iirri  an  oar)  a  pair  of  oars ; 
rowing  with  two  oars. 
AiX'ifift,  -aros,  ti),  (fr.  S\s  twice, 
and  Xiffita  a  hold)  an  argument 
equally  conclusive  on  contran/ 
gupp')sitions,  a  dilemma  ;  a  diffi- 
eitUy,  perplexity. 


A\0 

AiXoy/ui  -C,  f.  -I'laio,  (fr.  same,  and 
X/yu)  to  speak)  to  siiy  the  same 
thing  twice,  repeat,  reiterate. 
AlXoy )s,  -ov,  b,  I'l,   (fr.  same,  and 
Xuyos    discourse)    sj)iaking    two 
languages ;  doublt-tungucd,  de- 
ceitful. 
AlXotfios,  -01',  6,  t),   (fr.  same,  and 
Xoipos  a  crest)  having  a  double 
crest    or    plume  ;     having    two 
crests. 
Aifid^atpoi,  -uv,  o!,  (fr.  same,  and 
fid^iitpa     a    sword)    with    two 
su'ordii  apiece. 
Ai^rpi)s,  -cos  -ovs,  b,  t),  (fr.  same, 
and  jitpos  a  share)  in  two  parts, 
composed  of  two  parts ;  having 
some  parts  douhle. 
Aifiepuis,    (fr.   last)    in   tivo  parts, 

double  ;  in  two  ways. 
Alfierpov,  -ov,    ro,    (fr.   S'ls  twice, 
aiid/if'rpoi'  a  measure)  the  quan- 
tity of  two  measures,  double  mea- 
sure. 
Aiji,]\„(yu),  f.  -ai'oi,  (fr.  lid  by,  and 
jirjXa    the    cheeks)    to    signify, 
make  signs  with   the   lips,   &c. 
to   make    grimaces,    distort    the 
face. 
Aifurpov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  Sis  twice,  and 
fii'rpa  a  headband)  n  douhle  tur- 
ban, fillet  ;  a  double  bandage  or 
belt. 
Aiftveu)s,  lun.  (fr.  same,  and  fivna 
a  mina)  ybr  or  worth  two  mince, 
Atfiotpia,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and  fioi- 
pa  a   share)    a  double  portion, 
twice  as  much. 
Aii'dac,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  cSivriat. 
3  sin.   1  a.  act.  —  Aivifitv,  Ion. 
and  —  Aivi^tvai,    JE.o\.    for  i5(- 
viiv,  pres.  inf  cont.  o( Siviu. 
AivciidK,  Ion.   and  Apos.  for  cSi 
vzvtuKt,  impf.  of  ^ii'tDfcTKuj,  same 
as 
Aivtvij),  (JE.o\.  for  next)  to  wander 

ahout,  stray,  ramble. 
Au'fu)  -u,  f.  -fiaiji,  p.  SeSivriKa,  (fr. 
next)    to  move   circularly,    turn 
round,    vihcel,    whirl;     to    roll, 
toss,  tumble,  wallow ;  to  shake, 
was,    brandish  ;    to    go    round 
about,  survey. 
Aivn,  -Vii  >'h  «  whirlpool,  eddy,  vio- 
lent  stream,  rolling  torrent ;  rage 
of  the  sea,  a  gulf;    a  whirl  or 
eddy    of  -wind,    whirlwind;     a 
storm, 
Aivf/cis,  -eccra,  -ev,  (fr.  last)  whirl- 
ing,   cd/lying ;    surgy,    billowy^ 
raging,  foaming ;  winding,  turn- 
ing ;    shifting,  fickle,  changed^ 
ble. 
Aivrirbs,  -fi,   -bv,  (fr.  same)  turn- 
ing, whirling;   roUins,  gliding. 
Aivbs,   ->U  -bv,    and    AivioSi/s,  -tos 
-ov,,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  fu'l  of  ed- 
dies, whirling,  rolling,  foaming. 
Aivdij)   -w,   f.    -wtrw,  and  Aiiw,  f. 
-vSi,   to  whirl,  roll,  revolve;    to 
turn,  work  at  a  wheel  or  lathe. 
Aiviaru;,  -i),  -dr,    (fr.  last)  turned 
in  a  wheel  or  lathe,  rowid  ;  vcr- 
s'Uile,   that    may   be  turned    or 
rolled,  rolling. 
Ai^bs,  -I),  -bv.  Ion.  for  Sinuis. 
Aii,  (fr.  Old   for,   and  us  wliich) 
(IM) 


AIO 

for  which,   wherefore,   therrfort, 
for  that  reason  or  cause,  there- 
upon. 
Atoyci'l)s,  -los  -ovs,  b,  Diogenes,  a 

iiiun's  name. 
Ainyc>'i)s,  -los  -ovs,  b,  i/,  and  Ai6y- 
rr/ros,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  Aidj-,  g.  of 
Zciis  Jupiter,  and  yivoftui  to  be) 
Jove-descendcd,  born  oj'  Jupiter  ; 
noble,  generous  ;  of  high  rank,  of 
ancient  family. 
AioSivaavrts,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act. 

of 
AioSivut,  f.  -tvoia,  p.  SiuiSivKn,  (fr. 
Std  through,  and  bScva  to  travel, 
th.  bSis  a  road)  to  take  a  jour- 
ney ;  to  travel  or  pass  through  ; 
to  go  along  u:ilh,  travel  in  com- 
P'lny  with.   impf.  SiuiScvov.  1  a. 
act.  StioScvara. 
AioSonrupfw  -w,  f.  -r'/au),  {fr.  next, 
and    irclpM  to  pass  through)  to 
travel,  journey  ;  to  pass  over  or 
through. 
AioSi/s,-uv,  fi,  {fr.  Sid  through,  and 
bSds  a  road)  a  passing,  removal ; 
a  passage,  pass,  road,  ferry ;  a 
passport. 
Aii'.Otr,  (f.  Aid;,  g.  of  Zciif  Jupiter) 

from  Jove. 
Atoiyui,  f,  -fu),  (fr.  Sid  intens.  and 
olym    to   open)    to    unclose,   set 
ojten,  throw  open,  open  wide, 
AioiSahui,  f,  -dvib,  and  AioiScoj  -to, 
{fr,  same,  and  oiSaivui  or  mSiia 
to  swell)  to  swell  out,  rise  up; 
to  break  out, , 
AioiKto)   -w,    f.    -ijiTU),   p.    SuoKriKa, 
and   SsSiuiKnKu,  (fr.    same,   and 
oiKfu)   to  dwell)   to  direct,   rule, 
govern;    to    arrange,    regulate, 
order ;    to  manage,   administer, 
conduct, provide  for ;  to  live  apart, 
reside  separately,  pres.  inipr.  act. 
cont.  SioIkci.   1  a.  inf.  act.  i5(oi- 
Ki'iuni.   3  sin.  pres.   pass.  cont. 
SioiKurai.    1    f.    mid.    SioiKfjCo- 
fiai. 
AiotxTjais,   -lOS,    At(.    -£0)5,    ;;,    (fr. 
last)  rule,  government ;  manage- 
ment, housekeeping  ;  a  jurisdic- 
tion, province. 
AtotKt]rfis,    -ov,   b,    (fr.    same)    a 
ruler,  governor;  a  superintend- 
ant,   overseer,    steward;    a  ma- 
nager, housekeeper. 
AioiKi^w,  f.  -Irrii),   p.   SiuiKiKa,   (fr. 
Sid    throughout,    and   oikI^u)   to 
build)  to  break  up  or  dissolve  an 
establishment,  separate,  divide  a 
settlemrnt,    disperse     the    mem- 
bers, settle  them  at  distant  inler- 
i>als ;  to  disfranchise, 
AioiKovvras,  a.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres. 

act.  of  SioiKiio. 
AioicTpiia  -o>,  f.  -f/co},  {fr.  Sid  in- 
tens.   and  oiarpiu)  to  suffer  the 
sting  of  a  gadfly,  th.  o'larpos  the 
gadfly)  to  distract,  set  mad,  agi- 
tate, harass,  as  by  a  gadfly ;  to 
possess,  ilejjrive  of  sense. 
Aiotau),  I  f.  act.  of  Sinipipii). 
AiokXivs,  -rjos,  b,  Diorleus,  a  man's 

name,  a.  AiovXija. 
AioKXfts,   -ios  -ovs,  b,   Diodes,  a 

man's  name,  a.  AioKXia, 
AwXicOalvii),  and  AioXtaBiia  -5,  f. 


MO 

-/lau,  (fr.  iia  through,  and  o\ia- 
Biiu  to  slip)   to  slip  through  or 
by  ;  to  steal  awuy,  go  nffprivati- 
ly  ;  to  escape,  J!y,  shun,  avoid. 
AidXov,  (fr.  itu  through,  and  bXos 
the  whole)   wholly,   totally,  en- 
tirely, throughout. 
indWvfii,  or  AioAASu),  f.  ItoXiato, 
(fr.   Siii   intens.   and  vWO/it  to 
perish)  to  destroy,  ruin;  to  give 
up,  abandon,  forego.   AioWviiai, 
to  perish  utterly,  be  totally  un- 
done ;    to  decay,  full  to  pieces. 
per.  ind.  mid.  ii6\ii>\a.  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  itiii)«ifiijv, 
Ato^<:lri,  -rji,  I'h  Diomedi,  a  wo- 
man's name. 
AtoyLi'ilrii,  -ins  -ovs,  b,  Diomedes,  a 

nian's  name. 
Atdfivvfii,  f.  hofiiiaw,  or  mid.  Ai- 
6ftvijftat,  f.  itoftuL'fiai,  (tr.  Sni  m- 
tens.  and  oftviin  to  swear)  to 
take  an  oath  sutevtnly,  swear  po- 
sitively. 
Aiuv,  £iic.  Ion.  for  ictov,  1  sin.  and 

iiic,  3  sin.  inipf.  of^i'oi. 
AToi',  a.  sin.  mas.  of  (Toy,  -a,  -ov. 
Aiovvaia,  -w>',    tu,     (fr.    Aiovvaoi 
Bacchus )  thejeslival  of  Bacchus. 
Atovvaiov,  -ov,  TO,   (fr.  same)  the 

temple  of  Bacchus. 
Aiovvjtof,   -ov,    b,    Dionysius,    a 

man's  name. 
Ai6vvaoi,-ov,  i,  (fr.  Aidf  g.  of  Ztij 
Jupiter,  and  yiacri  a  mountain, 
city,    or    nurse     of    Bacchus) 
Barchu.^. 
Aiireo,    (fr.    ^lu    for,    and    iSffirtp 
which)    for    which,    wherefore, 
therefore;    by  all  means,  espe- 
cially. 
AioncTi/f,  -[Of  -oT'i,  b,  fi,  (fr.  Aiu>, 
p.  of  Zris  Jupiter,  and  riVrw  to 
fall)    fallen  from  Jupiter,  come 
down  from  heaven.    T3  itoTreris, 
Tiz.    dyaXfia,   the  statue   which 
came  rioum  front  Jupiter. 
Aio-rrtiJci),  f.  -ivam,  and  ^ti-rTajjiat, 
f.  -(fo/ia(,   (fr.  ftii  intens.    and 
i5nTo/</;<  U>  sec)  to  see,  discover  or 
perceive  fully ;  to  view,  observe, 
consider;    to  look  after,    attend 
to ;  to  examine,  search,  trij. 
^tdnrpn,  -Hi,  'i,  (fr.  same)  an  in. 
strumcnt  for    taking    distances 
and   hfi^lUs ;    the  eye-glass   or 
fil>ht  of  an  instrument ;  a  lelc- 
icope. 
Aionn'w  -<3,  f.  -iiaui,  (U.  tui  through, 
and  ifjrfui  to  sec)  to  look  out,  see 
throueh. 
AtopOuSiiai,  prcs.cont.  mid.  or  pass. 

of 
^topOod)  -w,  f.  -dxrii),  p.   fiiipOwKa, 
(fr.    iiii    infen*.    and    npOiiij)  to 
erort,    Ih.     op06f     straifhl)     to 
slraiahtcn,  set'  aright  ;  to  direct  ; 
tn  correct,  amend,   improve,   re- 
form,   par.   prp«.   art.   fwpOiutp 
-0)1'.  per.  pnR.1.  fuUpOm^iai. 
AtopOioais,  -(o<,  Alt.  -(wf,  li,  (fr. 
last)     a     slniiiihtenine,     setting 
right,  direction ;   correction,  im- 
provement, nmendmmt, 
^tooOwrfif,   -oTt,   h,    (fr.    same)  o 
director,    guide ;      a    corrector, 
amtnder,  improver. 


Aiopifci),  f.  -taw,  p.  iiiiptxa,  (fr.  lia 
intens.   and  bpt^uj  to  bound)  to 
separate,  divide  ;    to  dtjine,  de- 
scribe; to  mark  out,  limit,  cir- 
cumscribe;   to  determine,  settle, 
decide. 
AiApifffia,  -(irof,  TU,  and  Atopiaiios, 
-ov,    b,    (fr.   last)   a  distinction, 
difference,    diversity ;    a    mark, 
note;    a  definition,  description; 
bounds,  limit,  boundary. 
Ai6po(pov,  see  Stiipotf'uv. 
Atopvyfi,  -rjs,  fj,    (fr.    iiopvcffd}    to 
dig   through)    a    ditch,    trench, 
breach;  a  digging,  excavation;  a 
digging  through  ;  breaking  intg. 
Awpvyijvai,  2  a.  inf.  pass,  of  6io- 

pvacuj. 
Aiupvyfia,  -uTos,  to,  (fr.  same)  a 
ditch,  trench,  pit ;  an  excavation ; 
a  perforation,  opening,  breach  ;  a 
window. 
Aiopvaaovdi,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  of 
Aiopvaaw  or  -ttio,  f.  -(oi,  p.  iiwpv- 
X'h  ('1".  i?<"  through,  and  upvacw 
to  dig)  to  dig  or  break  through; 
to  excavate,  perforate ;  to  make 
a  passage,  dig  a  canal  through  ; 
to  examine,  scrutinize.   1  a.  act. 
Ctwpv^a.  2  a.  act.  iio'ipiiyov.  per. 
pass.  Stwpvyfiai.  2  a.  j^ass.  ir.d. 
dtwpvyrjv'  inl.  Siopvytjiai. 
Aiof,  g.  of  Ztiif,  d.  All',  a.  Am. 
Aius,   -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  descended 
or  derived  from  Jupiter,  of  Jove; 
divine,  heavenly ;   excellent,  su- 
perior;  noble,  of  high  birth. 
AioaiiDTos,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  same,  and 
f.iSium  to  give)  given  by  Jupiter  ; 
granted    by    heaven ;     celestial, 
awful. 
Aioar}iila,  -oiv,  rii,  (fr.  An?;;  of  Ju- 
piter, and  a^iia  a  token)  omens 
from     Jupiter;    sig7is    in    the 
Iteavens. 

AtO(TX6piv0lOV,  g.  of  ZtVCKOpixOtOi. 

AiioKovpoi    or   Ai^dKopoi,  -uiv,   o\- 

(fr.  AiDj  of  Jupiter,  and  Kvvpo<,  or 

KtSpoj  a  child)   sons  of  Jupiter, 

Castor  and  Pollux. 

Atdrt,  {fr.  Sill  for,  and  barn  what) 

wherefore,  therefore,  for,  because  ; 

for  what  ?  why  7 

AiOTpt(p(!B(Ti,  Poet,  for  itoTpi6tai, 

(1.  pi.  of 
AioTpKjjiii,  -lot  -oTif,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  Aidj 
of  Jupiter,   and  rp/i/jw  to  rear) 
instructed  reared,  raised,  exalted 
by    Jupiter ;    heavin-protecled ; 
nolile,  renowned. 
AioupijTtKo^,  -fi,  -hv,  {fr.  fin  through, 
and  ovoIm  to  make  water)  caus- 
ing wrinr,  diuretic. 
AcrrfXnKrrof.    -ov,    b,   f/,    (fr.    iif^     two)    twice,   two    times,   again, 
twice,  and  TTiiXaiar!)  a  palm)  of      "Awif  Kn\  i^ij,  once  and  again, 
twopnlrns,  of  two  hanifs  breadth.       rtpcaledly. 
Al'ayrct,  -ov,  b,  li,  (f''-  same,  and  Aij,  n.    obs.    Aid?  tov,  see  ZtiJf. 

Also,  the  air,  sjiace. 
Alfffittjiui,  Dor.   for  il^r/jiat,  pros. 

mill,  ofi^l^nfii. 
Alaivvof,  -ov,  b,  {fr,  ih  twice,  and 
tvi'fi  a  bed)  having  two  wive*, 
iuice  mnrncd. 
AiaKtvf,-i<is,  Alt.  -i'(i)(,b,  {fr.  Mo- 
Ko(  a  (|uoit)  a  conirl,  ho  called  in 
a  certain  statu  of  its  appear^ 
anco. 


AIJ 

Ai-Xa^o),   f.    -aaw,    p.    -axa,    (fr. 
next)  to  be  double,  consist  of  two 
parts;  to  double,  fold. 
AiTrXas,  -Sk-oi,  b,  i/,  (fr.  ItU  twice, 
and  7rX(i^  a  crust)  double,   two- 
fold, consisting  of  two  parts,  con- 
tained in  ttvo  crusts,  shells,  &c.  ; 
a  cloak,  either  thicker  or  larger 
than  that  usually  worn. 
AnrXacrtd^to,  f.   -affo),   (fr.  last)   to 
double ;   to  fold ;    to  do   again, 
repeat,  reiterate. 
AfrXaaiacfta,  -croj,  to,  and  AiirAa- 
(T((i<7^o?,  -oil,  b,  {fr.  last)  fi  do7c- 
bling ;  a  folding ;  a  repetition. 
AivXiiaios,    -ov,    and    An:Xiiciu)v, 
-ui'os,  6,  //,   (fr.  ^I'jrXaf  double) 
double,  twofold,  twice  over,  twice 
greater. 
At-Xp,  (fr.  fnrXoos  double)  doubly, 

tuice  as  much. 
Ai-Xi'i(Tioi,  Ion.  for  ^(TXa'iriof. 
AinXoii,  -lius,  1],  {fr.  next)  a  dou- 
ble icooUen  coat ;   a  dress  either 
thicker   or   large)    than    usually 
worn ;    a  pricsfs   vestmait ;    a 
waistcoat,  doublet,  inside  coat ;  a 
cloak,  robe. 
AnrXuos  -ovs,  -6)j  -T;.  -6ov  -oi'V,  (fr. 
c'(S  twice)  double^  twofold,  twice 
as  much. 
AiirXdrepot',  (fr.  lasl)  doubly,  twice 

wore. 
AiirXduj  -w,  f.  -locio,  p.  icMTrXwa, 
{fr.  same)  to  double,  repent,  do 
twice,    make  tivice  as  large ;  to 
increase,  enlarge ;  to  fold.   1  a. 
impr.  act.  SIkXuktov,  in  2  pi.  Sitt- 
Xwcare.  per.  pass.  ieiiTXwjjai. 
AiTrXuifja,  -uTo;,  rd,  (fr.   same)  a 
charter,  edict,  letters  patent,  tes- 
timonial, public  deed;    a   targe 
pot  or  vessel ;  a  kind  of  still  or 
digester. 
AtTTovi,  -oSos,  b,  fi,  (fr.  Sh  twice, 
and  voui  a  foot)  two-footed,  bi- 
ped. 
Aizpdcwrros,  -nv,  b,  17,  (fr.  same, 
and  irpuaioTrov  the  face)  liaving 
two  faces  or  heads,  double-faced, 
two-fronted. 
AtTTTvi,  -vxos,  b,  (5,  (fr.  same,  and 

irTvaoii)  to  fold)  duulde. 
AitTTv^a,  {fr.  same)  doubly,  twice ; 

for  two  reasons. 
Ahrvxoi,  -nv,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same)  dou- 
ble,   twofold;     twins,    matclies, 
fellows. 
Alpxa,  -Of,  (i,  Dor.  for  AtpKij,  ->ji, 

,),  a  fountain,  sjjring,  welt. 
AlpKiilaor  KipKaia,  -ai,fi,  ihcnamo 

of  an  herb. 
Ah,  (hy  Sync.  fr.  ivuKif,  fr.  fvo 


nuXrllv  a  javelin,  ih.  ndXXn)  to 
brandish)  armed  with  tvo  ja- 
velins, twi'-c  Irrandished,  with 
double  forr^,  violent. 

Aiirj?;^!!!!?';?,  -n,  -or,  and  Alir')X"(i 
-£'«,  b,  li,  (fr.  same,  and  nTi^vf  a 
rubil)  of  two  culiUs,  two  culils 
long,  high.  Sir.. 

AirXr/,  -rX/);,  -vXouv,  conl.  cascs 
of  ij-Xo'of. 

(156) 


AI* 


^tttKivuiy  (.  -tvau),  und  Aiok/ui  -ui| 
f.   -I'lOu),   (fir.   same)   to  plat/  nl 
ijuoits,  pitch  a  ijuott ;    to  Jliiig, 
Ihrow. 
AiiTA.  ;(7iii(,3  sin.  I  a.  opt.  act.  of 
lust,  also  used  JEvA.  lor  }tffKi'iaui, 
1  a.  par.  ol'fianiu). 
^latiiu  -ov,  5,  )),  (fr.  ih    ntens. 
and  oKiu    sluule)    very   shmly, 
ahetterc't,  thick,  rlose. 
AiffKup'oXlu,  -aj,    ^,    (IV.   ^/(TKoj    a 
quoit,  and  jidWu)  to  throw)  the 
game     of   quoits,    playing     at 
quoits, 
AiffKo.JdAof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 

player  at  qunit.t. 
Alaxoi,  -on,  6,  u  quoit,  of  stone, 
brass,    iron,   &c.  ;    t/ie  f/isfc   or 
face  of  a  heavenly  body  ;  a  dish, 
plate. 
M<TKovpo;,  -a,  -ov,    (fr.   last,  and 
ovpoi  Ion.  for  dpoi  a  limit)  at  or 
by  a  quoil^s  ihrno.     Ef  itaKovpa, 
by  the  throw  of  a  quoit. 
AnT^i'pioi,  -ui,  -a,   (fr.  Sli  twice, 
and  ^vpioi  ten  thousand)  twenty 
tliousmd,  two  myrimls. 
A((T(rd;,  Alt.  A(rT()5,  Ion.  Aifdj, -»), 
•iv,   (fr.    ^if   twice)    double,   in 
pairs,  twofold ;  twins,  fellows. 
Ai(rray/ii>{,  -ou,  h,  (fr.  next)  douht, 
hesitiilion,    mistrust  ;    difficulty, 
perplexity,  embarrassment. 
Aiord^d),  f.  ••acrb)  or  -d^u),  p.  ieSl- 
aruKa,  (fr.  I'lf  twice,  and  irrria) 
for  iiTr»;/u  to  stand)  to  doubt,  mis- 
trust ;  to  waver ^  hesitate  ;  to  he 
perplexed,  feel  embarrassed, 
^iarixoi,  and  A((Tto(;^oj,  -oh,  5,  /), 
(fr.  ^(j  twice,  and  aToi-)(Oi  a  row) 
in  /luo  rows,  in  double  ranks,  con- 
s'lsling   of  two    verses  or   lines. 
Subs,  a  distich,  couplet. 
^icTOfioi,  -ov,    b,   (fr.   same,  and 
ardfia  a  mouth)  ii)ilh  two  moutlis, 
outlets  or  passar;es ;  two-edged^ 
cutting  both  ways. 
A(it;^;Aioi,  -at,  -a,  (fr.   iU  twice, 
and  vfXioi  a  thousand)  two  thou- 
sand. 
i^iToXavTOv,  -ov,  tJ,  (fr.  t^ii  twice, 
and  ru\avT3v  a  talent)  a  double 
talent. 
AirdXovrof,  -ou,  i,  /),   (fr.   same) 

weighing  or  ujort/i  <i«o  talents. 
Ait3{,  Att.  for  0((T(T(if. 
AMXof,  -r],  -ov,  or  -ou,  o,  >';,  (fr.  cis 
twice,  and  riXoi  a  wen)  having 
two  humps,  wens  or  bosses. 
Mvypoi,  -ov,  6,  1^,   (fr.  ih  twice, 
and  !iyp5{  wet)  wetted,  soaked, 
drenched,  overwhelmed. 
AiviXf^u),  f.  -i(Tu>,  p.  -iKO,  (fr.  ^i« 
through,   and   {iXifui    to    strain, 
th.   CXi)   drens)   <o  Jilter,    strain, 
refine,  punfy ;  to  sift.  par.  pres. 
n.  pi.  ttiXil^ovTcs. 
Aiiii^aiVu),  f.  -dvu),  p.  ^c5it)^ay<ca, 
(fr.  same,  and  ti^aiViD  to  weave) 
<o   trUcrwcafc,    weave   into,   da- 
mask; to  emhroi'ler,  work  into; 
to    weave    out    the     whole ;     to 
finish. 
Ac/i-iffioj,   -a,    -ov,  Ion.   same  as 

iiaadf. 
Ai<f>du>  -u,  f.  -acta,  (perhaps  fr.  iiia 
to  follow,  and   ai^^  the  touch) 


AIX 

to  handle,  fel;  to  seek,  search, 
iiokfor,  in/uire. 

Aiiitft'pii,  -<jj,  li,  (pcrhiips  fr.  (!Ma, 
to  skin)  a  hi  le,  s';in  ;  a  cast  skin, 
slough  ;  a  leatltcmjackel ;  parch- 
menl. 

^iipOcpias,-ov,b,  (fr.  last)  U'earim; 
a  leathern  jacket ;  a  rustic,  la- 
bourer. 

Ai^0/pu)/ia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
a  roll,  composed  of  fine  skin  or 
pirchment. 

^H'Ooyyos,  -ov,  b,  and  f/,  (fr.  ^i; 
twice,  and  (^(Joyyoj  a  sound)  a 
diphthong. 

A/^puf,  -oKOi,  A/0pa5,  -aSos,  fii 
(perhaps  fr.  iVs  double,  and 
ij>p:ia(Tui  to  enclose)  a  seat,  chair ; 
a  chariot. 

Attfiptvu),  (fr.  (Ji'i^po?  a  chariot)  to 
sit ;  to  ride  in  a  chariot, 

Ai^p»;Xu(Tfu,  -as,  i),  (fr.  il<Ppoi  a 
chariot,  and  cXavvw  to  drive) 
driving,  charioteering,  coach- 
manship. 

Ai(/ip;)X«r.if,  -a,  6,  Dor.  for 

Aiiipi/Xurrjj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
driver,  charioteer. 

Aid>poi,  -ov,  and  Ion.  -oio,  6,  (per- 
haps fr.  c^ij  two,  and  iUf'pu)  to 
carry)  the  seal  in  a  chariot ;  a 
chariot,  war-car;  a  two-horse 
carriage  ;  a  seat. 

Atippo(bopiu>  -u,  f.  -I'lou),  (fr.  last, 
and  d)/pa)  to  carry)  to  carry  in  a 
chariot,  convey,  set  down;  to 
drive  or  ride  in  a  carriage 


Ai0ui)s,   -fOf    -ov;, 


h,    (fr. 


Ci; 


twice,  and  0uf)  nature)   of  two 
natures ;  two,  double ;  unnatural, 
monstrous. 
At(piiaa,  n.   feni.  cont.  par.  pres. 

oi  ctipdtii. 
Ai'y'  fof  Ai;^tf,  (fr.  Si;  twee)  dou- 
bly,  twofold,   in  two  parts;    se- 
verally, apart,  separately  ;  with- 
out. 
Ai^d^ii)  and  Ai^dti)  -oi,  f.  -ano),  p. 
idiXaKU,  (fr.  last)  to  divide,  se- 
parate, set  at  variance,  make  to 
disagree,   set    against,    put    be- 
tween. 1  a.  inf  act.  ii^n'rat. 
Aixatr/idi",  -oii,  b,    (fr.  same)  divi- 
sion, dissension,  variance,  diia- 
greement. 
Atxi^cvui  and  Ai%»)Xf'(j  -3,  (fr.  fh 
twice,  and  xi^h  "^  claw)  to  di- 
vide the  hoof,  be  eloign- footed. 
Ai'^fla,  Poet,  for  6i'x«' 
Mx^niios,  -a,  -ov,  and  -ou,   b,  i), 
Ai;^8us,  -u(5os,  b,  >),  (fr.  same) 
same  as  iiacdi. 
Ai;^'oi3ouXos,  -01!,  6,  li,  (fr.  i^i'X"  clou- 
bly,  and  iiov\!i  dr-sign)  discord- 
ant,   differing,    disagreeing,    at 
variance. 
iktXiOtv,  (fr.  same)  on  both  sides, 
on  either  side,  doubly. 

Ai^t'/"'*''"'  ""''  '''  ''^"''  ^^X^fnvi';, 
-t<]ui,  ?/,  Poet.  (fr.  same,  and 
oi"/i'  a  month)  the  full  moon  ; 
half  a  month. 

Aiyifivi'o?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  dii.id- 
in?  the  month;  the  full  moon. 
Or  as  some  say,  the  half  moon. 

&tXntvOos,-ov,  b,  !\,  (fr.  same,  and 
u'vOoi  a  word)  ambiguous;  pre- 
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Ain 

variraling,    equivocating,    quib- 
bling. 
.\iXo<rTaala,   -a;,   and  Ion.   Atxo 
OTaadi,   -ris,  /;,    (fr.   sunic,   and 
aniaii  sedition)  iliscord,  dissen- 
sion, variance,  strife  ;  a  division, 
separation,  faction ;    tumult,  se- 
dition, mutiny,  rebellion. 
Ai;i(;o(jTu7/iD  -i,  f.  -I'/aui,  (fr.  sainc) 
to  disagree,   quarrel ;    to   revolt, 
rebel ;  to  excite  discontent  or  se- 
dition ;  to  doubt. 
AixoTOfifu)  -a.   f.  -/jaw,  p.  isiixo- 
TOfniKa,    (fr.   llxa   double,    and 
Hftvu)   to  cut)    to  halve,  divide 
into  tv:o  parts ;  to  he  full  moon  ; 
to  cut  up,  cane,  dissect ;  to  spltl, 
rend,  separate,  cleave  asunder; 
to  scourge,  cut  in  pieces.    I   a. 
^ct.  E^iyord/ijjffa. 
^iX^rtijiriixa,  -Sto';,  tH,  (fr.  last)  a 
Jragment,  shred,  cutting,  piece; 
a  carcass,  corpse. 
AixoTofila,  -a;,  /;,  (fr.  same)  divi- 
sion into  halves  ;  a  cutting,  carv- 
ing, dissection ;  a  piece  cut  iff, 
division,  portion,  part. 
Ai;i^(i(/ipwi',  -ovos,  6,  )/,  (fr.  iixa  se- 
parately,  ard   ippijv   the   mind) 
disagreeing,  discordant, 
Aii/.^?,  3  sin.  cont.  ind.  or  sub.  of 

Si^du), 

A/i^u,  -77f,  fj,  thirst,  drought ;  ar- 
dent desire,  ivish,  longing, 
AixpaXeos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  thirsty  ; 

dry,  parched. 
Anpus,  -aSos,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  rfry, 
barren  land;  a  kind  of  viper , 
whose  bite  was  said  to  cause 
excessive  thirst. 
Ar^fiia  -ui,  f  -;;o-w,  (fr.  same)  to 
thirst,  be  dry,  want  drink  or 
moisture ;  to  desire  ardently, 
long  for ;  to  crave,  remain  un- 
satisfied. 1  a.  act.  ind.  tM^riaa. 


I 


sub.  in|'/;<r(i>,  -?;f,  -;;. 

Ait|?,j,  Af^ri,  Dor.  for  Si^^s,  it^u, 
2  and  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. 
cont.  —  Atxpfiv,  Dor.  or  Att.  for 
Si\l,iii',  pres.  inf  act.  cont.  — 
Auf'/ffw,  -CIS,  -(1,3  pi.  -oucri,  1  f. 
ind.  act.  —  An^vo-w,  -1/5,  -rj,  I 
a.  sub.  act.  of  oiiirfu. 

Aiv^iof,  -OV;  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  excit- 
ing drought,  thirsty  ;  dry,  parch- 
ed, barren. 

Atxpos,  -tos  -ovs,  rd,  same  as  A(\pa, 

Aii^u;^of,  -ou,  6,  r),  (fr.  iij  twice, 
and  4'^X^  ^'^"^  soul)  double- 
minded,  vnth  a  divided  heart ; 
hypocritical,  deceitful. 

Attl'otjitv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  or 
sub.  act.  — AiilwiTts,  -7a,  -ri, 
cont.  cases  par.  pres.  act.  of 
if^'dut, 

Alu,  f.  -o-u),  p.  -Ka,  to  chase,  hunt ; 
to  expel,  drive  away,  turn  out, 
banish  ;  to  persecute,  banish  ;  to 
fear,  dread;  to  run, fly,  escape. 

A(w/3'Aoi'  and  A(k)/?«X(ov,  -ov,  ri, 
(fr.  CIS  twice,  and  o/3oXc);  a 
pcimy)  a  double  obolos,  two  obo- 
loi,  twopence. 
Aiwy/iSj,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  liiaKia  to  pur- 
sue) pursuit,  rout,  din,  tumult, 
uproar;  persecution, 
Aiciituov,  -ts,  -c,  itnpf.  act.  —  Ai(i- 


Ain 


Aor 


AOK 


en«ra,  -af,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Siniivw. 

Aiuidim  -<S,  f.  -uBfiaUy  and  Atiiflu;, 
f.  -wffu),  (fr.  ha  iiitens.  and  uiQiui 
to  drive)  to  pursue,  rout;  to 
dispel,  drive  away,  scatter;  to 
repel,  put  to  JiiglU  ;  to  disprove, 
refute  ;  to  thrust  or  force  through. 
pres.  inf.  act.  iiwdictv  -uv  pajis. 
SiwdeioOat  -claOat. 

AlwKc,  2  sin.  —  Auokctc,  2  pi.  pres. 
impr.  act.  —  Aiii<c£i?,2  sin.  pres. 
ind.  act.  — A<uk£i,  Dor.  — Aiu- 
Ktfiev,  Ion.  — Aiu/cf/ztvai,  -'Eol. 
for  iiwKtiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  — Aiui- 
Kdutvoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  pres.  act. 

of  itUIKUI. 

AiuKiiTis,  -toi,  Att.    -cwi,  fi,   (fr. 
same)  a  pursuit,  chase;  perse- 
cution. 
AtwKTfof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  satnej  to  be 
pursued,  chased  ;   must   he  fol- 
lowed up  ;  ou^ht  to  be  persecuted. 
AitoKTrit,  -on,  0,  (fr.  same)  a  pur- 
suer ;  a  persecutor. 
AiuiKui,  f.  -|tu,  p.  icii(i>^a,  (perhaps 
fr.  fiui  to  drive,  and  wku  swiftly) 
to    drive,    impel,    hasten,    press 
upon  ;  to  pursue,  chase,  follow, 
trace ;    to    drive  away,  put    to 
flight,  expel,   banish ;   to  perse- 
cute, oppress  ;   to  prosecute,  ac- 
cuse, cliarge  with  ;    to  rail  at, 
revile  ;  la  strike,  hit,  smite,  fell ; 
to  run   or  follmv    'ifter,   desire, 
aim  at,  en/leavour ;  to  frequent, 
haunt;  to  write  or  discourse  of, 
discuss,  describe,  celebrate.  1   a. 
act.   ind.  tiiui^a-  impr.  lito^ov 
sub.   itu>(u),   in    2    pi.    iiii^rjTc. 
pres.  pass.  itiiKo/tat.  per.   pass. 
icfitiiyfini.  1  a.   pass.  ciiiij')(Oi)v. 
1  f.  pass.  iiij)-)(Ofi(so)iai. 
AiJ)K<ijv,  -ovaa,  -or,  n.    pi.   -Kdvrts, 
par.     prfc«.     art.    —  Aiukwiicv, 
•Kmai,  1  and  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  act. 
of  last. 
AiiD>iiy(0{,  -ou,  4,  fi,  great,  large; 
veliemcnt,   violent,   strong  ;    ex- 
tensive, 
Aihifiorof,  -ov,  0,  1),  (fr.  hit  intens. 
and  ifU'Vfii  to  swear)  under  an 
oath,  sKom, 
Sluv,  -ofof,  b,  Dion,  a  man's  name. 
Aniva,  -a(,  a.  Dor.  for 
Ato'nri,  -rif,  I),  1  heathen  idol ;  the 

mother  of  Venus. 
Aiuvofiaafiivof,  -t),  -ov,  par.  per. 
pau.  of  ciovofiii(,i,i,  fr.  itd  intena. 
and  ofo/id^u,  which  sec. 
AimviTuof,  -ov,  h,  for  Aiiwaof. 

AiwfoTw,  3  »in.  I  a.  impr.  mid. 

AiwffTt,  -ovai,  2  and  3  pi.   1  f. 

in<l.  art Ai(i(r)Ti,  -loui,  2  and 

3  nl.  1  a.  »ub.  act.  of  .'iui»u. 
Atiniizvof,    -OV,    h,    (fr.    fiu'iKta   to 
drire,  and  'irirot  a  hor«;)  u  hirrAc- 
man,  ridrr  ;  n  rhanoteir,  driver 
Adj.  r'fiifstrian,  clever  in  horse- 
rnnnnhip. 
Ar.i(.t,  -io<,  .All.  -twf,  /),  (fr.  ^i,:.kw 
to  pnriill(-)  jnirxtiit ;  prmrnilion. 
Aiufifi,  -at,  I,,  (fr.  fir)  within,  and 
ifioc  a  limit)   a  drhiy,  stop;   n 
niferring,     jirorrnslinntimi  ;    an 
interval,  spare  l<elirrm,  duUancr. 
At6po<pof,  or  At6fo<poi,  -ov,  I,  (fr. 


ili  twice,  and  cp/^u  to  cover) 
duubl'.-roofed ;  uiih  the  roof  di- 
vii'ed  into  two  parts;  with  two 
roofs  or  storiis  ;  with  two  tops  or 
summits. 

Aiiipv^,  -Syoj,  b,  (fr.  iiopvuau)  to 
dig  throueh)  a  (litch,  trench,  cut, 
canal,  aqueduct. 

Aitipvx^a,  -dj, -£,  per.  act.  of  same. 

Aiuadfiivoi,  -1),  -ov,  par.  1  a.  mid. 

ofSllidu). 

Atucri)p,  -npoi,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  sur- 
gical instrument  far  protruding 
or  pushing  out  substances  from 
wounds,  probe;  a  bolt,  bar;  a 
pole  on  which  any  thing  is  car- 
ried. 

Atuxdiioovrat,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  pass. 

of  SlUKiO. 

AfiaOcv,  Dor.  for  Aiit^Scv,  which 
BcBot.  for  tip)Qt)aav,  3  pi.  1  a 
pass,  of 

Afidb)  -C,  f.  (5^);ff(i),  p.  ii^itrjKa,  by 
Sync,  for  Safidu.  per.  pass.  ind. 
ii^ixn/xaf  par.  fnfftrjuivoi.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  e^iii'idni'  impr.  fp]- 
6)jri,  -Tu)'  par.  ffiriQdi. 

SuTiOii,  "(Of,  Att.  -£a)f,  >;,  (fr.  last) 
a  subduing;  subjection,  con- 
quest, 

AftfiTcipa,  -as,  }),  (fr.  same)  a  mis- 
tress, female  conqueror,  &c. 

Annrhp,  -Tipo;,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  van- 
quisher, subducr,  conrpieror,  mas- 
ter ;  a  taming,  breaking. 

Afirjrbi,  -t),  -oi,  (fr.  same)  tamed; 
subdued,  conquered,  vanquished. 

AfiHai,  a.  pi.  of  ^^lupf,  or  of 

Afiiiifi,  -T]i,  and  Afims,  -tiof,  ij,  (fr. 
flidui  to  subdue)  a  female  slave, 
woman-servant,  mailing-vooman, 
handmaid. 

Ajiiiioi,  -ou,  and  A^Uti,  -doi,  o,  (fr. 
same)  a  slave,  man-servant. 

Af)Cia:,  d.  pi.  of  ifiw(, 

AvovaXl^u),  f.  -Ham,  and  -I'fu),  (per- 
haps fr.  ^ov/u)  to  shake,  and 
jrrfXXu  to  vibrate.  Or  fr.  ioviu), 
and  TTaXdjii)  the  hand)  to  shake, 
brandish,  quiver,  vibrate ;  to 
strike,  dash  aeainst ;  to  hit, 
tinund ;  to  .shake  out  clotlics, 
dress,  put  on. 

Afodifoijai,  Ion.  for  ivo<bcpa7i,  d. 
pi.  of 

Avoipcpdf,  -A,  -bv,  and  Avo<j>ucii, 
-cooa,  -til,  (fr.  next)  dusky, 
dark  ;  shady,  gloomy,  obscure  ; 
black,  funereal. 

Avijipof,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  vl<po<;  a 
cloud)  darkness,  obsmrili/,  dim- 
ness ;  a  fog,  mist,  thick  cloud; 
distress,  miseri/. 

Aonrairni,  Amiaaro,  for  foidacrat, 
3  Bin.  1  f.  mid.  and  rfonltiiiro,  3 
sin.  I  a.  mid.  nf  ^nid?<o.  Or  for 
fio(,daiTai,  3  nin.  1  f.  mid.  and 
ifn(daaTo,  3  win.  1  a.  mid.  of 
ho^d^ii). 

A6ytia.  -Hrof,  ri,  (fr.  c'lut/oj  to 
think)  n  drrrrr,  ordinnnrr,  act, 
lav;  a  jiid^mrnt,  sriilmre ;  a 
maj-irn,  dogmn  ;  arilr,  cm  many 
insttliilirin.  rvftnm,  trndilion. 
AoyiiiniCu,  f.  foio,  p.  tc^oyiniriKti, 
(fr.  InBl^  to  decree,  nrilain,  en- 
art ;  to  iinpoKc  a  rile,  enjoin  a 
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ceremony,  introduce  a  custom, 
assert  an  opinion,  dogmatize  ;  to 
consult,  debate,  dilibtrute,  give 
an  opinion,  pass  a  sentence.  Acy- 
fiuTi'^ofiai,  to  submit  to  ceremo- 
nies, lie  burdened  with  rit,:i.  1  a. 
act.  cioyitdTio'i.  2  pi.  pres.  ind. 
pass.  ioyixar'^eaOc. 

AoyiiurUis,  -»),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  au- 
thoritative, magisterial ;  dogma- 
ticcU,  positive  ;  wedded  to  a  sys- 
tem, averse  to  innovation. 

Ad'^ou,  -ac,  >;,  (fr.  Lat.  dodrans, 
nuie  twelfths)  a  medical  potion 
composed  of  nine  ingredients  ; 
diet-drink. 

AoOibiv,  -li,  -V,  1  a.  opt.  pass.  — 
Aodus,  -t'iaa,  -fv,  par.  1  a.  pass. 
—  Ao^f;,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 
.'\odTivai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  —  AoQij- 
atrai,  3  sin.  1  f.  pass,  of  bilw^rn, 

AoBifiv,  -Tivoi,  I),  0  bile  or  boil;  a 
felon  or  whitlow. 

Aoiu,  ncut.  and  Aotai,  fern.  pi.  — 
Aoii),  du.  of  6uiol. 

Aoid(u),  f.  -acoj,  {fr.  iotol  two)  to 
doubt,  liesitate,  uaver ;  to  con- 
sider, revolve,  deliberate,  debate. 

Aoi^i'^, -BKof,  0,  a  pestle,  pounder  ; 
a  spoon,  ladle. 

Aoti),  -^f,  )',,  (fr.  Sotol  two)  doubt, 
hesitation,  uncertainty. 

Aoirjv.  -/;?,  -r],  in  3  pi.  Ao'uv,  BccOt. 

and  jEol.  for  hivcav,   opt.  of 


f'^uv,  2  a.  act.  of  Hlhijii 
oioi,  -ai,  -a,  and  in 
Poet,  for  ci'u. 


OUl. 

du. 


Aoiui, 


AoKd^u),  f.  -Sail),  p.  itidnoKa,  to 
observe,  atteml  to  ;  to  v:ntch,  look 
after ;  to  esteem,  honour,  rcspict ; 
to  look  for,  wail  for,  expect,  hope 
or  fear  an  event;  to  think,  be  of 
opinion  ;  to  sentence,  award. 

AoKaat7s,  2  sin.  1  f.  of  last.  Or  Dor. 
for  ioKrjacii,  same  of  (^ok/oj. 

Aokdu)  -a>,  f.  -I'lau,  p.  -tjKa,  same  as 
COKaCw. 

AoKcl,  impers.  (fr.  &okcii}  to  seem) 
it  appears,  it  seems  good,  Jit  or 
right ;   it  pleases, 

AoKe7v,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  —  So- 

KUi,   -KC7,   -Kc7tC,    -KOrflCl',  -KoT'Ol, 

cont.  persons  prrs.   ind.  act 

AaKri,   3   sin.    cont.    pres.    sub. 
act.  —  AuKuiv,  par.  pros.  act.  of 

So  K  tut. 

Aonffi'd',  f.  -ivaoi,  (fr.  foKtia  to 
lliihk)  to  observe,  vnich,  respect; 
In  erpect  or  »<.'«i/  for  iin  oppor- 
tunily,  lay  wait,  deceive,  par. 
pres.  ioKcviiiv. 

AoKi'it)  -u,  f.  I'lJfa),  and  sometimcH 
fuKi'au),  p.  fiH^oyn,  and  (^kVkijko, 
both  unusual,  to  snm,  appear; 
to  be  in  estimation,  be  ihimvht, 
reputed,  be  iipprovrrl,  he  really  ; 
to  esteem,  rait,  value,  arrnunt, 
deem  ;  In  apjirove,  like,  allow, 
choose ;  to  think,  suppose,  ima.r 
gine,  conjecture  ;  to  hope,  expect ; 
to  judge,  be  of  opinion,  think 
projirr,  drlerminr,  rrsohe.  imnf. 
i^/iKcnv  -nvv.  1  a.  iirl.  ind.  Ifofa' 
nub.  ('(Sfii).  |ir!r.  pnRH.  ii^iKrifiaty 
and  (Vi'oy/KK,  -fill,  -KTiii. 

AoKi'iKo),  for  fdKw.  ront.  for  last. 

A6Krici(,   -io(,   Att.   -liiii,   fi,    (fr, 


samo)  opinion,  judgvicnl,  bclitf; 
tmnsinalion,  j'anri/  ;  a  pltnn- 
taiiii,  vision  ;  hope,  expectation  ; 
supposition,  gTJr.is,  conjecture ; 
fame,  report,  rumour;  esteem, 
cretlit,  reputation. 

AoKipii^ia,  (.  -liao),  [>.  ftfoKlftoKa, 
(fr.  UKifioi  approveil)  to  try, 
prove,  ersni/  or  ussai/,  examine  ; 
to  prove,  feet,  experience  ;  to 
think,  suppose,  he  of  opinion  ;  to 
disctrn,  dislin/iuish  ;  to  npprot^e, 
clioose,  allow,  pres.  inipr.  pasF. 
3  pi.  foKifta^iaOuiaay.  per.  pass. 
icSoKifiaauai. 

AoKtpdaiit,  1  a.  inf.  — AoKifidati,  3 
sin.  If.  —  AoKipd(xr)Tc,  2  pi.  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  last. 

^OKi^iaaia,  -as,  i%  (fr.  last)  proof, 
trial,  e.camination,  experiment. 

^oKtiiaarfii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
trier,  examiner,  censor,  judge, 
critic. 

AoK(fii),  -55,  !i,  (fr.  SiKipos  approv- 
ed) proof,  trial,  experiment;  ex- 
perience, practice. 

^oKtiiiov,-ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  aproof, 
criterion,  test  ;  a  probe ;  a  reji- 
ner^s  crucible;  a  trial,  experi- 
ment. 

AdKifiOi,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  6ok(o}  to  ap- 
pear) approved,  proved,  tried, 
accepted. 

^OKifidu)  -d,  (fr.  last)  to  try,  prove. 

AoWf,  -t^os,  (/,  (dim.  of  ne.xt)  a 
small  beam,  joist,  &c. 

Aoxdi,  -oTi,  !],  (fr.  Si^o/jiai  to  re- 
ceive) a  beam,  rafter;  a  shaft, 
spear,  lance. 

A6ku(,  -ov,  b,  Poet,  for  SuKijtrts. 

Aok6(i)  -d,  f.  -liaw,  (fr.  ioKdi  a 
beam)  to  lay  beams,  rafters  or 
joists;  to  floor. 

AoKii)ai(,  -lOi,  Att.  -fii)f,  r},  (fr. 
same)  laying  the  rafters,  roof- 
ing,flooring ;  a  building. 

Ao\toug,  -«,  -Of,  (fr.  (Sd^of  deceit) 
cunning,  crafty  ;  deceitful,  frau- 
dulent, treacherous;  artful,  in- 
sidious. 

AoAtpwf,  (fr.  last)  artfully,  deceit- 
fully, treacherously. 

AoMaiai,  d.  pi.  fern,  with  i  added 
of 

A6\ioi,  -a,  -ov,  same  as  io\cp6i- 
a.  sin.  Ion.  io'Siriv. 

Ao)iiau>  -c5,  f.  -uiau),  p.  itXoXiuica, 
(fr.  laist)  to  use  deceit,  practise 
fraud,  deceive, '  beguile,  betray. 
tioXiovaiv,  Boeot.  for  cio'^lovv,  3 
pi.  cont.  impf.  act. 

Ao'Six't   for  io\tx<it  neut.   pi.   of 

Ao)'tx'ocTfio!,  -ov.  b, )';,  (fr.  So^i^bs 
long,  and  fjjtr^Jf  an  oar)  having 
or  using  long  oars  ;  hardy  sea- 
men. 

iioXij^'i<5fipo<  or  Aov\t'x6?,tiooi,  for 
tht:  me:isiire,  -ov,  J,  fj.  (fr.  same, 
and  ctipi)  the  neck)  long-necked. 

AoXiybv,  (neut.  of  next)  lfng,far, 
aCtr  ;  for  a  long  lime. 

AoX.j^if,  -r),  -Ji/,  long  either  in  ex- 
ten-^ioii  or  time ;  lengthy ;  te- 
diouSj  prolix.  Subs,  tfie  Ion  s  race 
or  cnrse,  of  twelve  furlongs, 
and  when  run   back   again,  of 


AOA 

twenty-four   furlongs ;     a  cha- 
riot ;  career, 

AoXtxicKtoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  last,  and 
aula  a  shadow)  raslin^  a  long 
shallow, loni;-shadoiii(l ;  long,  of 
great  leni;lh.  Or,  (IV.  same,  and 
kIu)  to  ^o)  fur-flyiii!;. 

AoXVuis,  (fr.<^()Xios  deceitful)  treach- 
erously, artfully. 

Au)i6cti,  -eaaa,-tv,  same  asioXtpd;. 

AoXofiavai'Ci,  -ov,  b,  I'oet.  and 
Dor.  for  ^oXo/iv^y^uvoj. 

AoXofiijra,  v.  sin.  of 

AoXofti'irrii,  -ou,  b,  and  AoXii/ivr;?, 
-(OS,  b,  )),  (fr.  id\oi  fraud,  and 
ptiTii  counsel)  craj'ly,  cunniiif>, 
artful ;  deceitful,  treacherous, 
insidious. 

AoXo^i'/Yurof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (^dXof  de- 
ceit, and  itiiX'"'!  ^  contrivance) 
a  plotter,  contriver ;  an  inven- 
tor of  frauds  ;  deceitful,  artful, 
treacherous. 

AdXoiTcf,  oi,  a  people  of  Thcssaly. 

Ao\6-jtaot,  Poet,  and  Ion.  for  A6- 
\o\j.i,  d.  pi.  of  Ao^otl. 

AoXorriwv,  -ovoi,  b,  Dolnpion,  a 
man's  name. 

AoXo-aXoKtu,  -Of,  i),  (fr.  f6\o;  de- 
ceit, and  irXfKu)  to  knot)  an  ar- 
llfce,  stratagem,  trick  ;  fraud, 
deceit,  treachery,  falsehood. 

AoXo7rX(5/i-os,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  same) 
inventive  in  urtijice,  artful,  in- 
triguing;  deceitful,  false,  treaclf 
erous. 

AoXopljaip^i,  -fof  -ovi,  b,  r%  (fr. 
same,  and  ^a'Trru  to  sew)  plul- 
ting,  artful,  intriguing,  cunning, 
designing,  deceitful, 

Ao\opl)a(pia,  -aj,  and  Ion  -(plrj,  -rji, 
f],  (fr.  sarne)  craft,  subtitty, 
cunning,  arlifce, fraud,  deceit. 

AuXoi,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  (5/u)  to 
tie,  or  iiXui  to  ensnare,  or  6;;Xfuj 
to  deceive)  a  trick,  arl{/ice,  de- 
ception, cheat ;  treachery,  fraud, 
falsehood,  deceit. 

AoXovvTCi,  n.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres. 
act.  —  Ao\ovv,  pres.  inf.  act. 
cont.  of^oXduj. 

AoXoippa^hi,  -ioi  -o5?,  b,  »;,  (fr. 
idXoi  deceit,  and  (ppd^w  to  think) 
deceitful,  artful,  intriguing, 
treacherous. 

Ao\o(ppoviui  -a,  f.  -/jiTii),  (fr.  same, 
and  <ppoi'fia  to  think)  to  plot, 
scheme,  contrive  mischief. 

A6\o\p,  -OTTOS,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
ixj,  the  face)  o  spy,  scout,  sen- 
tinel, videtlc  ;  a  Her  in  vjait,  as- 
sassin. 

AoXrtu)  -u),  f.  -6<Tii>,  p.  (^ci^dXwKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  act  deceitfully  or 
treacherously  ;  to  ensnare,  se- 
duce ;  to  deceive,  beguile,  flatter ; 
to  deprave,  corrupt,  a/hdttrate, 
ffdsify  ;  to  circumvent,  overreach, 
cheat, 

A(5X(tf,  d,  sin A6X0VS,  a.  pi.  of 

li6\os, 

Ao\iaBiis,  -uaa,  -iv,  par.  1  a.  pass, 
of  i?oX(!u. 

ArfXui',  -ovos,  0,  (fr.  ('(iXof  fraud)  a 
dasgcr,  poniard ;  the  name  of 
the  smallest  sail  in  a  ship,  top- 
scul. 

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A6\ij)v,  -ovos,  b,  Dolon,  a  man  • 
name, 

AoXwr,  par.  pres.  cont.  oi  io\6i>>, 
l)r,  1^.  pi.  of  (?(JXoj. 

AdXiuffif,  -(US,  Att,  -tuij,  >/,  (fr,  iS- 
Xos  Irauil)  a  deceiving,  imposi- 
tion, deception  ;  a  cheat,  fraud, 
artiflce,  plot, 

A6fta,  -iiTos,  ri,  (fr.  ^(^u)/ii  to  cive) 
a  gift,  present ;  a  reujard ;  a 
bribe,  pi.  idpara, 

Ai'iJuTi^u),  f.  -taw,  (fr.  same)  to 
present,  give,  bestow,  confer. 

Aducv,  Ion.  —  Aifitiai.  Dor,  for 
diwvai,  2  a.  inf.  of  fiUiafti. 

Aofiioi  -(5,  f.  -I'jow,  p.  -rjKa,  and 
Aoficvu,  f.  -cvffui,  (fr.  next)  to 
build,  erect,  raise  a  fabric. 

Aoufi,  -ris,  I'l,  (fr.  ^///u  to  build)  a 
building,  ediflce,  structure;  a 
wall,  bulwark,  fortiflcalion  ;  the 
form  or  structure  of  the  body. 

Aiitvos,  -ov,  b,  and  A6^va,  -as,  f/, 
(fr.    Lat.   dominus,   domina)    a 
lord,    lady;     master,    mistress;     f 
sovereign,  ruler,  prince,  princess, 

AoftivU,  (fr.  next)  homeward,  to 
the  house. 

Auuos,  -ov.  b,  (fr.  fiifiw  to  build)  a 
house,  home ;  dwelling,  man- 
sion, residence,  abode ;  a  fold, 
cote,  stable. 

Aovaduaa,  Dor.  for  fovride7aa,  fern, 
par.  1  a.  pass,  of^oviw. 

Aoi'uKeiis,  -f»?,  Alt.  -f'ws,  b,  fi,  (fr. 
next )_/«//  <f  reeds,  rushy,  sedgy, 
a.  sin.  AoviiKfiii,  Ion.  for  -ia. 

A6vo^,  -Skos,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  i^oi'/ti) 
to  shake)  a  reed,  cane  ;  a  shaft, 
arrow ;  a  pen  ;  a  pipe;  the 
bridge  of  a  lyre, 

Aovnrpdipos,  -ov,  b,  1],  (fr.  last,  and 
rpfiiu)  to  breed)  bearing  reeds, 
overgroum  with  rushes,  bordered 
with  sedge. 

Aovfu)  -Hi,  f.  -liatj),  p.  -vko,  and 
Aovcvui,  f.  -cvaw,  to  shake,  move, 
agitate,  brandish,  quiver  ;  to  dis- 
turb, trouble,  disorder;  to  pro- 
voke, irritate  ;  to  drive  along, 

A<>vnna,-aTOS,  rb,  (fr.  last)  disturb- 
ance, trouble,  tumult  ;  a  whirl- 
ing, quick  rotation, 

Advijats,  -los,  Att.  -tws,  1;,  (fr. 
sanie)  agitation,  disturbance; 
vibration,  quivering ;  motion. 

AdvTis,  n-  pl-  otioiis,  par.  2  a.  act. 
offli'iu)/ji. 

Adfn,  -as,  n,  (fr.  ioxiui  to  think) 
e.'iteem,  credit,  value,  account, 
reputation ;  sentiment,  exjjecta- 
tion,  opinion,  judgment,  belief; 
a  guess,  conjecture;  fame,  re- 
nown, celebrity  ;  rank,  prefer- 
ment ;  glory,  honour,  praise; 
splendour,  brightness,  irra/liatinn. 
Ari  I'liff/s  clvai,  to  be  contrary  to 
opinion,  disappoint, 

Ao^d^u,  f.  -«iTOj,  p.  icSo^nxa,  (fr. 
last)  to  praise,  commend,  honour, 
magnify,  extol,  glorify ;  to  ad- 
vanre,  promote,  exalt,  prefer ; 
to  judge,  -suppose,  deem,  think, 
guess,  imagine.  im|)f.  c^6^a- 
i^ov,  1  a.  act.  irid.  cii^aaa' 
jmpr.  co^aaov'  sub.  Ho^daio'  inf. 
lo^daai,   per.  pass.  Sidi^aaitai. 


AOP 

1  a.  pass.  ind.  cSo^nadiv  sub. 
io^acdu,,  -f,S,  -h  in  3  pi.  6o^aa- 
8wci. 
Ai^ai,  -aaa,  -av,  par.   1  a.  act.  of 

foKlUl . 

AofaVai,  1  a.  inf.  act. — Sodden, 
3  sin.  1  f.  act.  — Aofacflw,  -;,i, 
-17,  3  pi.  -fluffi,  1  a.  sub.  pass. 
—  Ad^aaov,  2  pi.  -care,  1  a. 
iitipr.  act. — Ao^no-u),  -vi-  -it  3 
pi.  -<ruiai,  1  a.  sub.  act.  oft'oin'^u). 

Adfotr/ifl,  -</To{,  7  0,  (fr.  same)  opi- 
nion, sentiment  or  judgment  of 
what  is  to  be  done  ;  glory. 

Ao^aaris,  -h,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  ima- 
ginary, fanrifut,  conjectural  ; 
glorioux,  praiied,  celebrated. 

A6^>iTc,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of  lo- 

Au^Wf,  •>!,  -ov,   (fr.   i?ci(a  glor)') 

etoriiius,  resplendent. 
A(5fi;,  -lOi,  Att.  -f(Dj,  ^,  (fr.  i^ovf'a) 

to  appear)  a  tuion,  supernatural 

appearance  ;  a  supposition,  ima- 

gii'ation. 
AofoXoy/d)   -u,   f.    •ijo-u,    (fr.    (!i5fa 

praise,   and  yiyi"  to   speak)   to 

praise,  celebrate,  glorify;   extol, 

commend. 
Aofo.Xoyi'u,  -Of,  hf  (fr.  same)  praise, 

celebration,  thanksgiting,   doxo- 

loey  ;  commendation. 
Ao(6ui  -iS,  same  as  loKtia.  pres.  inf. 

pass.  cont.  ioioSaSji.  1  a.  pass. 

cfo^tiBlJV. 

AiSfw,   -£i$,   -£i,    1   f.  ind.    act 

A<ifu),  -i;?,   -n,  2  pi.  -(iirt,  1   a. 

sub.  act.  of  foKij). 
Aofl'i,  -n{,   I'j,   (fr.  ^/j)(j   to  flay)  a 

i/ti'n  or  fresh  hide;  a  bag,  wallet 

made  of  it ;   excoriation,  flaying, 

skinning. 
A6pn{,  -Sto(,  ri.  Ion.    and  Poet. 

for  iooii  or  itpas.     Also,  for  i6pv 

or  ^oupaf. 
Aopdriov,  -ov,  rj,   (dim.  of  iipv  a 

spear)  a  nnall  spear,  dart,  jave- 
lin. 
ASpaTof,  ASpSof,  Aovpif  and  Poet. 

Aoodf,  j(.  sin.  AdpitTii,  \>\.  offdpv. 
Aopiieri^TOf,   -ov,    h,   ;;,    (fr.    idpv    a 

upcar,  and  Kniofiai  to  got)  won 

by  the  spear,  got  in  war,  captive, 

taken. 
AopiKT6ro(,-ov,h,  fi,  {fr.  same,  and 

KTvrfiit  to  rranh)  famous  in  war, 

warlike,  fierce  in  battle. 
Anplitnpyof,-ov,  i,  hi  {^r.  same,  and 

lidpyof   mad)  furious   in  battle, 

euurngeous. 
AopliTovo(,  -ov,  6,  fit  Cr.  Ramc,  and 

ir6vo(  labour)  warlike,  hostile. 
AonU,  -1^o(,  li,   fpf'rliaps  fr.   iopd 

fl.ivinif)  a  tmtchrr's  knife. 
AopKiiftnv,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  next)  a 

small  Of  ynung  deer,  fuwn. 
AopKrif,   -nCo(,  h,   came  an  I'lipf. 

-Mso,  Dtirras,  a  woninn'ii  namn. 
AtpKo(,  -ov,  b,  and  Aioxoiv,  -ocos, 

0,    (fr.   next)   a  buck,  deer;    a 

kid. 
AApf,  .Kli<,  !i,  (p'TlmpH  fr.  Hokio  to 

see.)  a  doe  ;  a  rot,  deer,  gazelle; 

n  wild  goat. 
AnpifoKOff-nv,}),  {fr.  fdxof  t\he»m) 

a  timber,  beam,  joint. 
Aopif,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  lipai  a  hide)  a 


AOT 

sack,  bag,  scrip  ;  a  leathern  bag  ; 
a  skin  sewed  up. 

J!,opdi,  g.  Poet,  of  i6pv. 

Adorn,  pi.  of  idpToi'. 

Aoo~fu  -d,  f.  -ijfl-o),  (fr.  lopvov  sup- 
I'pcr)  to  sup. 

Aopri'ij,  ->7f,  >/,  Ion.  for  Soprog. 

XopTTiarov,  -ov,  rd,  also  Adp-iffrof, 
and  Adp-ijcTof ,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ne.xt) 
suppcr-limc,  supper. 

AopTTov,  -ov,  TV,  and  AcSproy,  -ov,  b, 
supper. 

A6pv,  TO,  g.  idparos,  Sdpvoi,  iovpos, 
and  Poet,  iopbc,  a  spear,  lance, 
javelin  ;  a  shaft,  handle  ;  wood, 
timber  ;  a  tree ;  a  beam,  plank ; 
a  vessel,  bark. 

AopvdXuTos,  -ov,  b,  ft,  (fr.  last,  and 
aXicKU)  to  take)  taken  in  war, 
got  by  the  spear,  captive  ;  a  pri- 
soner, slai>e. 

Aopv^nos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
^fVof  a  stranger)  contracting 
frinulship  during  V'ar ;  an  am- 
bassador sent  for  redeeming  cap- 
tives ;  a  hospitable  friend. 

Aopvcados,  -ov,  b,  fit  ('■'■  ^^P^  * 
ppear,  and  cciu  to  brandish) 
fgliting  with  a  spear,  ivarlike, 
fierce,  furious. 

Aopvaau),  f.  -fu),  (fr.  66pv  a  spear) 
tojight  with  a  spear  ;  tofiglit. 

AopvrivaKTOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tiv'jcaui  to  brandish)  struck 
vnth  the  spear,  quivering,  vibrat- 
ing. 

Aopy^opfu)  -(2,  f.  -)'/<T(i),  (fr.  same, 
and  ipipu)  to  carry)  to  carry  or 
use  a  spear  ;  to  attend,  guard. 

Aopv<popia,  -n;, ;/,  (fr.  last)  a  guard, 
train  ;  attenrtance,  guard. 

Aopvif>op'i icbv,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 
oody.guard,  life-guards,  prteto- 
rian  guard  ;  the  generaPs  lent 
or  quarters. 

AopC0<ipof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
spearman,  life-guard;  a  lictor, 
attendant. 

Aif,  and  Ai6i,  idruj,  in  2  pi.  fdrc, 
1  a.  impr.  act.  —  A6aav,  Ion. 
for  icioaav,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
kliiDlii. 

Aiacn,  n.  and  a.  pi.  ront.  offScti 

AoalflKO!,-ov,b,fi,  {fr.  kdais  a  pifl, 
and  fixri  punishment)  a  culprit ; 
liable  to  punishment,  responsihtr 

Aiai(,-iO(,  Alt.  -ew(,fi,  (fr.  fii^w/j 
to  (jive)  a  gift,  present ;  a  dona- 
lion,  grant. 

AiiTKoi',  -£f,  -f,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for 
tiliuiv,  impf.  tyf  fiOiuijit,  as  if  fr 
f)6aKii>. 

Airiiftn,  -of,  /;,  (fr.  next)  a  bine- 
firtrrss, 

AoTrip,  -r/oof,  and  AiTt)(,  -ov,  b, 
(fr.  iifiuifii  U>  give)  a  gtvcr, 
dimrrr,  bcnefnrtor.  a.  Rill.  i6niv. 

Aorfxii,  -r),  -di',  (fr.  unnic) /fimn^, 
gmermis,  liberal,  Ixmntifut, 

AiJtu,  A6tc,  kpc  fi6(. 

Aou,  All.  for  lUo,  which  Ion.  for 
fi6Bo,  2  itin.  2  n.  impr.  mid.  uf 

Aov\nyu>yliit  -ui,  f.  •t'lBW,  (fr.  fJoiiAov 
a  slave,  and  dyia  to  lead)  to  re- 
duce to  sbn  i-ri/,  cnslnvr,  drjirii.c 
of  liberty,  cam/  into  captivity 
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AOT 

AouXaycijyJf,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
cliief  captain  or  overseer  of 
slaves. 

AouXa'pioi',  -ov,  TO,  (dim.  of  iov\os 
a  slave)  a  little  slave. 

Aov\tlu,  -a;,  »;,  (fr.  same)  servu 
tude,  service,  slavery,  bondage. 

AovXsio;,  -ov,  o,  >i,  (fr.  same)  ser- 
ii7f,  slavi.'fh. 

Aoi''Afi'trai',  Ion.  for  dovycvcrnv,  3 
pi.  1  a.  ind.  act. — AovXtvactTui- 
aax;  3  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 

AonXti'o),  f.  -evau),  p.  fciovXcvKa, 
(fr.  6oi'\os  a  slave)  to  he  a  slave 
or  in  bondage  ;  to  serve,  attend, 
wait  on ;  to  fawn,  be  servile  or 
subservient.  1  a.  act.  ind.  t6ov- 
Xfi'tra"  par.  ^oi'Xn'o-u?. 

AovXii,  -li,  >i,  (fr.  same)  a  female 
slave,  waiting-woman,  hand- 
maid. 

Aovh/hi,  ->7f,  fj,  AonXvFor,  Ion.  for 

iovXila,  (^ot'Xfio?. 

AovXIkos,  -71,  -01',  and  Aoi'Xio?, -ou, 
b,  fi,  same  as  ^oiiXciof. 

AovXtx<i^eipoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  Ion.  for 
io\i')(6itioog. 

Aoi'X(;^of,  -uv,  b,  fi.  Ion.  for  (^oX(;^(5f. 

Aoi'Xorpfffijf,  -fof  -oi'i,  0,  f],  (fr.  iov- 
Xofa  slave,  and  rpfTu)  to  become) 
befitting  a  slave,  like  a  servant ; 
servile,  slavish  ;  sordid,  mean. 

Aof'Xof,  -ov,  b,  pi.  ioiiXa,  Ta,  a 
slave,  servant.  Adj.  -of,  -i;,  -ov, 
r-'Tvile,  subservient. 

AovXoavin,  -nst'i,  (fr.  last)  slavery, 
subjection,  bondage. 

AovXdrcpos,  -a,  -ov,  (comp.  of  <5oP- 
Xof  adj.)  more  a  slave,  more  op- 
pressed. 

AovXov/tci'os,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont. 
of 

AovXiiu)  -d,  f.  -wffoi,  p.  ScSoiiXtiiKaf 
(fr.  ioii\o(  a  slave)  lo  enslave, 
reduce  to  slavery,  bring  into  bon- 
dage, deprive  of  liberty  ;  to  sub- 
ject, control.  AovXdo/iat  -otjftac, 
to  become  a  slave,  serve. 

AovXiaOii'Tcs,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  pass, 
—  Aoi)Xw(TOD(Ti,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act. 
of  last. 

AovXwavvii,  -»7f,  fi.  Ion.  for  iovXo- 
cviri. 

A'  ovv,  forfeovv,  but  however,  fiow- 
evcr. 

Aovvat,  2  a.  inf.  act Aopf,  -ovaa, 

-iv,  g.  dvTOi,  -ovatis,  &C.  2  a. 
par.   act.  —  Adau,   1  f.   act.  of 

Aoi'Tir,  Ion.  for  tioivtiacv,  3  sin. 

1  a.  act.  of 
Aoiir/u)  -ui,  f.  .,'iau),   p.  -tiKa,  (fr. 

lUrrof  a  soimd)  to  make  a  noise 

by  falling;     to    rnttlc,    crash, 

sound,  rrsourul,  thunder  ;  to  fall, 

die.  2  a.  act.  Wouror.  per.  mid. 

mil.  Hiovinr  par.  ^cfovnwi. 
Aorrof,  -ov,  h,  the  sound  of  a  ihing 

falling ;  a  ralllc,  crash,  noise,  clap. 
Aovpn,  To,  [il.  of  r^orO"!',  obs.  s;inic 

as  <!(ipu.     Or,  ralner   by  Apor. 

for  fovpnra,  which  is  Poet,  for 

6(fpaTa,  pi.  of  fiiinv. 
Aoi'pac,  -if  ro«,  ri),  Poet,  for  Mpv. 
Aovpar',  for  f>ipiira,  sen  in  fiovpa. 
Aovniirrof,  -a,  -oi;  Aovptiof,  -ov,  b, 

11,  and  Aoi''niOf,  -a,  -nv,  (fr.  ^dpv 


APA 

timber)  troodcn,  made  of  wooti ; 
like  wood,  hnrd, 

Aoi'firjifK^j, -(o(  -oDf,  i,  ft,  (fr.  ^ilpi' 
a  spear,  und  i)itKi>»loii^)  « ■iprnr'.i 
cast,  as  /(IT  as  a  spear  is  thrown. 

^ovp'i,  ("or  fopari  or  idpOi,  d.  sin.  ol 
iopv, 

AovpiteXcirii,  ^oup/icXBrof,  and  Ao- 
pficAurot,  -uii,  i,  V,  ( fr.  ^lipu  a  spear, 
and  jcXt/ui  to  celebrate  or  k\vu)  to 
hear)  ^ood  at  the  spear,  famous 
in  war,  brait,  ivarlike,  mililari). 

MvplKTnToi,  -or,  6,  f],  Poet,  for  (io- 
pr)cr»;ro!,-. 

AouoJf,  for  iipaTOf  or  i5iipvof,  g. 
sin.  of  (Siipii. 

Aoxtiov,  -01),  ru,  (fr.  Si^onai  to  re- 
ceive) a  Dcsse/,  receptacle,  reser- 
voir, cistern. 

^0X>h  -!"/{,  ft,  (fr.  same)  nn  erUcr- 
titinmcnt,  feast,  banquet. 

AoYvioi',  -on,  7-tl,  Ion.  for  io^MV. 

^o^fxh-,  -)■/?,  ft,  (fr.  Sixojtai  to  con- 
tain) a  palm,  .ipan. 

Ao\iioi,  -i),  -uv,  and  ^uX}"Oi,  -ov, 
b,  ft,  ohlique,  crooked,  bent; 
wreathed,  twisted,  crosx. 

Aoy^uu)  -5,  f.  -ii(T(i),  (fr.  last)  to 
lean,  incline  ;  to  bend,  bow, 
crook,    turn.    1    a.    par.    pass. 

tain)  holding,  containing. 

^ow,  f.  (^ui(Tu),  obs.  its  tenses  are 
used  by  iifiDut. 

Apa/J>),  -If,  ft)  t'le  name  of  an  herb. 

Aodyfia,  -Sto;,  rb,  (fr.  ipdcaw  to 
jp-asp)  a  handful  ;  a  gripe, 
gra/sp ;  a  sheaf;  corn  in  the 
straw. 

j^avfituii)  or  ApayfiartLU,  f.  -tvaw, 
(fr.  'ast)  to  make  into  handfuls 
or  sheaves  ;  to  e  ather,  bind  up. 

ApaOiU;  Apadd,  by  Metath.  for 
SapOttv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  and  SapdCi, 
2  f.  ind.  act.  of  iap9dv(D. 

Apiini',  -vi,  -1,  2  a.  opt.  act.  of 
^pjfti  obs.  sec  StipdcKui. 

AokVu),  same  as  ipdu. 

ApdKfi,  a.  sin.  of  Hod^. 

ApdK'ttva,  -ni,  ft,  (fr.  ^pdKUV  a  dra- 
gon) a  she  dragon. 

ApaKiU,  par.  of  cipdKtiv,  2  a.  ind. 
pass.  — ApiKov^  -tfi  -£,  Ion.  for 
fi5oiifoi',  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  iioKd). 

Apdnovra,  a.  sin.  — ApaVovrt,  n. 
du.  — ApdKovTOi,  g.  odpuKijjv. 

ApaKovT'Jjlrjf,  -CO!  -ovi,  h,  ij,  (fr. 
next,  and  uSoi  likeness)  snake- 
like,  .inalty,  serpent-like,  fierce, 
venomoiis, 

Apiixiov,  -ovTOi,  b,  (properly  par.  2 
a.  act.  of  f/oKui  to  see)  a  dragon, 
aerpent.  Also  Draco,  a  man's 
name. 

&pdiia,  -Hto;.  ri,  (fr.  ftpdu)  to  act) 
poetical  arlinn,  the  drama  ,'  a 
play,  cnmedi/  or  Iraee'ly. 
Api;<'<rr<tJ?,-ft,  -iv,  (fr.  la<-l)  repre- 
senting action,  dramtUic  ;  relat- 
ing to  plays  or  the  stage ;  comic 
or  trrgir;  poetical,  fabulous. 
Aodfinroroiioj  -<<>,  f-  -'/ffw,  (fr. 
same,  and  iroi/up  to  make)  to 
vn-ite  a  play,  represent  on  the 
tinge,  dramatize. 


APE 

Apn/juiv,  par.  oUipa)iov,  2  a.  act. 

—  Apti^ioi'fiui,  2  f.  mid.  oCfipffiu) 

obs.  SCO  rpf  yu». 

Atjdfitjua,  -flrof,  rd,  Ion.  for  ^pij^jof. 

Apo/iotiflrM,  feni.   2  a.  par.  act.  of 

rpfxio. 
.Ipiii'iii,  Dor.  for  fplivm,  2  a.  inf. 
act.  of  ipijiii,  same  as  ^paiVco, 
and  ^pdto,  or  same  as  (^ii^pncKu). 
Ap<\^,-(iKii,b,  (fr.  ipdaaw  to  hold) 
same  as  fpdyfia. 

Apa^ajxtvus,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of 
Spdaau). 

ApaTTCTcOti),  f.  -ciato,  (fr.  next)  to 
run  away,  escape  from  ;  to  slip, 
slide  or  glide  away. 

Apaverrji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  !\pdo)  to  run 
a  runaway   slave  ;    a  fugitive, 
vagabond ;  a  coward, 

Apa-CTti^>!i,  Dor.  ApaTrtrlias,  and 
Apu-crtar.oi,  -ov,  b,  (dim.  of  last) 
a  little  runaway  slave. 

ApazHv,  -ovaa,  -dv,  par.  2  a.  act. 
of  ipe~i 

Apaaciu),  (fr.  ipdd)  to  act)  to  desire 
to  do,  ivish  to  act. 

Apdmiioi,  -ov,  b,  ft,  (fr.  same) 
prompt,  active;  c/ficaciuits,power- 
ful.  ^ 

Apa<7/io;,  -or,  b,  (fr.  ipdto  to  run 
away)  aflight. 

Apuo-ffiifitfoj,  par.  pres.  mid.  of 

Apdanij),  or  -rrcj,  f.  -^u),  to  catch, 
grasp,  seize,  lay  liold  on  ;  to  ga- 
ther, collect,  pick,  pull.  per.  pass. 
icitpayi-iai.  1  f.  mid.  vpd^ofiai.  1 
a.  mid.  ind.  trpn^d/itiv  impr. 
cSpdfoi,  in  2  pi.  fpd^acOr. 

Apdcrrai,  -a,  b,  Foot,  and  Dor.  for 
Apdcrm,  -ov,  and  ApaiTTftp,  Ion. 
Apjjffrftp,  -ijpoy,  6,  (fr.  Spdw  to 
act)  a  performer,  doer,  agent;  a 
slave,  servant. 

ApacTfOi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  must 
he  done,  to  he  rjferted. 

Apaorftp,  -f\oo<i,  and  Apaarrpto;, 
-OV,  b,  ft,  (fr.  same)  strenuous, 
active,  prompt  ;  industrious  ;  effi- 
cacious, powerful. 

Aoacoavi'r],  -rjs,  ft,  (fr.  same)  va- 
lour, bravery,  manhood ;  activity, 
diligence,  ardour,  zeal. 

Apnrd;,  by  Metal  h.  for  ^norS?. 

Api>C/jft,  -fji,  ft)  (fr.  fpdamii  to  hold) 
a  drnr-hm  or  drn.n,  a  Greek  coin 
equal  to  the  Roman  denarius, 
rather  less  than  eight-pence ; 
a  weight. 

Aodhi,  f.  -a(T(i),  to  act,  exercise, 
practine ;  to  act,  do,  live,  lead 
life ;  to  serve,  minister,  allend ; 
to  fly  or./7f«,  escape,  run  away. 

AofVu),  obs.  to  run.  Its  tenses  are 
used  by  rpix">,  whicli  sec. 

AoniTavr;,  -rjc.  ft.  and  AoiTstiov,  -ov, 
TO,  (fr.  fiof-rru)  to  gather)  a  neap- 
ing-hook,  sickle,  scythe. 

ApcTT'vrjilx'ipoi,  -ov,  h,  ft,  (fr.  last, 
and  (fifpii)  to  carry)  carrying  or 
using  a  sickle;  a  reaper;  fur- 
nvthrd  or  armed  with  hooks  or 
scythes.  Subs,  a  chariot  armed 
with  scythes. 

AofTw,  f.  -\}/o>,  and  ADtiTOfiat,to  ga- 
ther, coiled;    to  pull,  plurk  riff". 


pick,  crop  ;  to  cut,  reap,  mow, 
Aoaunv,  Dor.   for  AoSituv,  inf.  —  Aoe^tiucvai,  Dor.  for  5p£if ij/ztvai,  | 
^  "^  (160) 


APT 

Ion.  for  ipcxf-Sficvai,  n.  fern.  pi. 

par.  1  f.  mid.  of  last. 

Api)/ii   or   ipulvto,    both   obs.    the 

lenses  of  the  former  are  used  by 

i5p<iuj,  which  see. 

Ap>;-jri/f ,  -OV,  b.  Ion.  for  fpanlrrn. 

Api'/am,  Ion.  for  ipdaas,  1  a.  par. 

act.  o(  ipdu). 
Apijar/iij,  -oil,  ft.  Ion.  for  i^pao-^rf?. 
Ap))aToa\)vt],  -yi,  ft,  Ion.  for  fipaaro- 

ffSv);. 
Ap'Aof,  -ov,  b,  a  worm,  particularly 

which  breeds  in  the  intestines. 
ApificTu,   g.   -ai,  A.  -a,  a.  -«i',  &c. 

fern,  oi 
Apifiis,  -lia,  -II,  (perhaps  fr.  jjh  the 
nose,  and  fivta  to  wrinkle)  acrid, 
biting,   corrosive ;    sharj),   sour, 
rough  ;  keen,  severe,  harsh  ;  vio- 
lent,   angry,    irascible ;    subtle, 
crnfiy,  artful. 
ApijivTrt!,  -yroi,  ft,  (fr.  last)  acidity, 
sourness,  har.ihncss ;    rougliTifss, 
violence,  severity,  anger;    keen- 
ness, cunning,  acutcncss,   inge- 
nuity. 
Aplov,  -ov,  ri,  and  Api'of,  -to;  -owj, 
TO,   (fr.    (5pr;;   a   tree)   a  grove, 
wood,  thickil. 
Apolry,  -yi,  ft,  (fr.  same)  a  bath, 

balhmg-lub,  trough. 
Apn^a1oi,-a,  -ov,  andApo/in5,-(iiof, 
ft,   ft,    (fr.   ('pf'^u>   obs.    to   run) 
running,  cnursing  ;  mvift,  rpjick, 
speedy,  nimble,  active;   wander, 
ing,  roving.     Also, 
^pofiu;,  -a^oi,  li,  (fr.  same)  a  kind 
offish  ;  a  dromedary  ;  a  prosti- 
tute. 
Apo/i£Df,-/of,  Att.  -/(i)j,  b,  (fr.  same) 

a  runner,  racer,  jnessenger. 
Ap(if(oj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  running, 

haste,  speed  ;  a  race,  course. 
ApSfiiov,    -oi'Of,     b,     (perhaps    fr. 
same)    a  kind  of  crab  or  fish. 
Perhaps  the  same  as  fipo/idf. 
Apdffo;,  -ov,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  j>iu)  to 

flow)  dew.  fip6aoi,  tears. 
AprjoTpij,  -«,  -&v,  Ap6(!ijioi,  -ov,  b, 
ft,  ApoaMyi,  -coi  -ouf,  ft,  ft,  (fr. 
last)    dewy,    bedewed,  sprinkled 
with  or  like  dev>. 
Apovyyog,   -ov,   ft,   a  cohort,   com- 
pany, troop,  squarlron ;  a  loose 
body  of  soldiers. 
ApovaMa,  -as,  ft,  Drusilla,  a  wo- 
man's name. 
Aovafieg,  -uv,  a't,  (fr.  ipvi  an  oak) 

wood-nymphs. 
Api'aXo{,  -ov,  0,  Ihyalus,  a  man's 

name. 
Apimj,  -avTOi,  b,  Dryas,  a  man's 

name. 
Apwi'of,  -,;,  -01',  (fr.  fpu;  an  oak) 

oaken,  wooden. 
Apiifii?,  -ov,  !>,  and  Apviibv,  -ov,  ri, 
(fr.    same)    an   oak    wood;    a 
forest. 
Apvii(!>rij<;,  -co<:  -ovf,  ft,  ft,  (fr.  same) 

woody,  vioodland,  silvan. 
Apvfiiof,  Dor.  for  ipuixovs,  a.  pl-  of 

l5pU/J0{. 

Aptioi',  -ov,  ri,  and  AplSo;,  -ov,  b, 
same  as  fipvjiii. 

Ao-'ioxo<:,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  fpT";  an  oak, 
and  /yu  to  contain)  the  timbers 
or  ribs  of  a  ship ;    the  hull  or 


ATN 

bottom;'  a  beginning,  founda- 
tion. 

Apurts-qf,  and  Apuirtr.ij,  -io;  -o5«, 
0,  II,  [it.  same,  and  s/rruj  to 
ripen,  or  jrinrui  lo  falh  ri/^c,  mo- 
turf,  mellow,  soft.  Subs.  viz. 
«ap-ds, /rui(,  particularly  oiitci 
over  n;je,  fruit  rea,ly  to  drop. 

ApOvc\p,  -tirof,  0,  ^,  same  as  ipv- 
ircir/'/f 


ATN 

t^u  w/ffO';!',  and  Au.  t^t)  i';}9i7i^lso, 

ecvvdadriv,  and  tiivudaiiijv  sub. 

6ut>;dul.l  a.ind.  uiid.C(3i'i'r;uu^i;v. 
Aui'ii^ti,  -/«£lf,   -/ifffij  ->k'u»»',  -/'<!', 

cases  of  iiiva/iij. 
ilui'Ufif'i'i;,  fein.  par.  pres.  mid.  of 

iiii/j/iai,  also,  -rjj,  ^,  the  name, 

or  rather  epithet  of  a  woman. 
ilvvditecd  t,  Poet,   (or  ivvdinda,  1 

pi.  pres.  ind.  of  eii'a/iui. 


Apurru),  f.  -\pw,  p.  -0a,  to  tear  the  Aiivu/iij,  -lo;,  Att.  -cajj,  /;,  (fr.  oij- 
cheeks  in  wo,  rend,  mangle;!  vajtm  lo  he  aLbli:)  puwcr,  ability ; 
to  cut,  cut  up,  butcher,  wound. 

Ap5;,  -vii,  n,  an  oak;  a prirticularl 
kx'id  of  o  ik  ;  a  tree  ;  a  tree  bear- 


ing   eatthle    miM,  fruit    tree; 
hevt  of  o.tk,  strength,  solidUy, 
Jirnness  ;  timber,  wood. 
Apurd^ijj,  -ov,  h,  !i,  (fr.   last,   and 
Tf/icui  to  cut)  a  pruner,  topper, 
WO')  l-cuUer  ;  a  carpenter,  work- 
er of  timber. 
Apuipii,  -Iji,  I'l,  (fr.  ipvvTu)  to  tear)  a 
teariag,  laceration  of  the  face, Sec. 
Apuci(5i7f,  -£0{    -ou;,  b,  Ij,  (tr.  ipS; 

an  o,ik)  full  ofoakx,  woody. 
Apjvrutv,  g.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  cont. 
ofi^piuj,  Alt.  for  ^p  (Tuxri)',  3  pi. 
pres.  iinpr.  cont.  of  same. 
Ap-oitiftt,   for  iodoifii,  -<y/Ji,  pres. 

opt.  act.  of  ipdu). 
ApdTaf,  -aifoj,   6,   an  ointment  lo 
take  aw%y  hiixr ;  a  plnster.     AJj. 
ptucke  I,  stripped,  peeled ;  smooth, 
but  I,  biire. 
Av,  Ion.  for  iiv,  3  sin.  2  a.  act.  or 
by  Apoc.   for  ivOi,  2  a.  impr. 
act.  of  ^C^(. 
AO,  for  ivu). 
Auuf,  -dioi,  lit   ('■■•   ^"'o   t*'")   '^ 

vnioioftwo;  binary,  twn-fo'.d. 
Aviiui   -u,    (fr.   ii)i]  misfortune)   to 
affiicl,  sink  in  sorrow,  plunge  in 
misery.  AuiJffi,  for  iuHat,  which 
is  contracted  for  iudovai,  3  pi. 
cont.  pr«s.  in  1.  act. 
AUcriii,  3  sin.   pres.  ind.   pass.  — 
At'>7S,  2   8m.   pres.   sub.  of  ivui, 
name  as  Avvui  or  6u^i. 
Atf/?,  -i(,  <;,  (fr-  ivu)  lo  fall)  ill  luck, 
mi^f irtun',     misknp  ;       trouble, 
aniiety,  snUritude,  njli^tion,  an- 
guiih,  grief,  sorrow,  wo. 
ASOi,  pres.  impr.  act.  ol'iii//i. 
Av7«i(,  -h,  -Iiv,  (fr.  iia  two)  of  two, 

dud,  binary. 
Atf/Ufoi,   Dor.   for  iSvat,  2  a.  inf. 

act.  of 
A"|ii,  see  iivu. 
ABk",  for  —  Arict,  Ion.  for  liuvi,  3 

•ia.  impf.  of  iOvu). 
■Auy/I^u,  mm'!  as  fnivaiiiii,  1  a.  ind. 
pa<«.  t^vvdoOnv,  .\lt.  rffivvdaOiv. 
AOkii,  by  .Vpo-;.  for  fivvwyii,  2  »m. 
prox.  lu  t.  mill,  or  Dor.  fur  ivvrt, 
2!tin.  pre*,  sub.  mi  1.  —  Aui'air' 
for  fii'ivmro,3  (lin.  prr*.  opt.  mid. 
^  A''»"i/<'  fi»r 
Avvo'i'ii,  f.  -'((TO/jii,  p.  /(juvri^jni, 
(pi.-rh-ipn  fr.  iltii'dj  powerliil) 
rrin,  miy,  br  aide  ;  to  havepouwr, 
force,  inflnenrr  or  r^fflrjtr.y ;  lo 
be  worth,  hr  vaUirl  fit  or  e'/m'wi- 
lent  to  ;  to  do,  e^/TcJ,  lend  to  ;  lo 
profit,  serir,  arid.  pre^.  unb. 
ii'viDnat,  impf.  ti'tuvdit'H',  anri  Att. 
tiiivdurii/,  -ui,  -aro.  1  a.  pau.  ind. 


strength,  force  ;  dominion,  au- 
thority, sway,  influence ;  virtue, 
^cacy,  energy,  faculty,  apt- 
ness, Jitness ;  means,  abundance, 
plenty  ;  armament,  forces  ;  im- 
port, signiflcation,  meaning  ;  va- 
lue, w:)nh,  estimation.  Ativa/^cif, 
ai,  powers,  migistrutes,  rulers; 
angels,  spirits;  miracles,  mighty 
works. 

Aui'u/iiiu)  -d,  f.  -cjiTW,  p.  -wKa,  (fr. 
last)  to  strengthen,  enable,  give 
power  to,  tnakc  strong  or  power- 
ful, par.  pres.  pass,  ivraiiooftcvos 
-ovjievos. 

Avvdoiiai  or  -d^oftat,  obs.  whence 
ovvunai  borrows  its  lenses. 

Svfaaat  or  ivvri,  -urui,  pi.  -rifitflu, 
-aadc,  -avrat,  pres.  ind.  mid.  — 
Aiivuffflui, pres. inf.  mid. — Aaiai- 
IJLt}v,  -aio,  -airo,  pass.  opt.  mid. 
—  Auid/itvoi,  -)i,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
mid.  —  AvvTiaofiat,  -)/,  -irai,  pi. 
-adficOa,  -acadc,  -aovrai,  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  —  Avt'iiQTiTc,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub. 
pass. —  AtviDfiui,  -rj,  -rjrai,  pres. 
sub.  mid.  of  dui/n/nai. 

AvvaaOfii'ai,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  Su- 
vdi^u). 

AOydfTI?,  -I0{,  Att.  -tuj,  )';,  Poet, 
for  iivafiii. 

Avfaarcla,  -ai,fi,  (fr.  ivvafiai  to  be 
able)  power,  rule,  sovereignty, 
dojninion  ;  command,  govern- 
ment ;  strength,  army,  forces  ;  a 
dyn-isty. 

AvvaaTCvw,  f.  -cvco),  {fr.  same)  to 
rule,  command,  govern,  reign. 
par.  prt'S.  Avvaarcvwv  -ovaa,  -ov. 

Avvdarni,  -ov,  and -ru>p, -opos,  (fr. 
same)  a  priiux,  chief,  ruler, 
king,  sovereign ;  a  potentate,  no- 
bleman. 

Avvarti,  3  sin.  cont.  of 

Auvar/u)  -ui,   f.  -t'laui,  p.   -ttKa,  (fr. 
next)  to  be  in  power,  hai'c  an- 
•  thority  ;   to  shovj  power,  display 
minhf. 

AuK/rif,  ->),  -iv,  (fr.  ^i5i»a/jai  to  br 
able)    able,  strong  ;  mii; lily,  po- 
tent,  powerful ;    cnpabU;    rjf,r- 
tive,  wlequalK  ;  possilile.     com| 
ivvoTuiriooe,  sup.  •liriirov. 

Aovt,  Ion.  for  i'ouvi,  3  sin.  impf.  of 

iiivit), 

Avvldrai,  Ion.  for  ifivavrat,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  —  Aiiip,  and  Ion.  Aii- 
vijai,  2  sill.  prwi.  sub.  — Aiiii;Oii- 
i;i',  1  a.  oj)l.  pn.si4.  — Ai'ii/Ow,  la. 
sub.  pans. — Aii'^iTtai,  Ion.  forilu- 
vi'icri,  2  •nil.  I  f.  nii'l. — Aiii'i)Oi);it- 
i'0{,  par.  1  f.  mid.  ofi^vfu/iai. 

AivTa,  a.  din.  or  neut.  pi.  of  ^I'lj,  2 
n,   pur.    act.  of  (!»/ji,  same   as 

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Aivui,  Aud),  or  AI/ii,  f.  ->)<r(i),p.iW» 
Ku,  lo  enter,  go  in,  peudrate  ;  to 
set,  sink  down,  suiisiile,  be  plung- 
ed ;  to  clothe,  driaa,  put  on. 
1  a.  act.  iSvaa.  per.  pass.  6et>xia- 
jiat.  2  a.  act.  ind.  iovv  impr. 
dufli"  inf.  ivvaf  par.  id. 

Ai'vuii',  -ovau,  -ov,  g.  -ovTOi,  par. 
pres.  act.  — Auiouff'for  divovai, 
3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  lust. 

Ai5o,  and  Att.  6vui,  two;  a  pair, 
couple,  s.  and  d.  ^uuii',  in  fern. 
Svatv.  a.  pi.  ov<ri.  It  is  also 
indccl. 

Auuu)o-i    -u(Ti,   3  pi.  pros.  ind.   of 
•  6u6iij,  Poet,  fur  ivta,  see  ^uriij. 

Av-zTiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  svim- 
mer,  diver. 

Aurrw,  f.  -;|ui,  (fr.  dim  to  enter)  to 
dip,  dive,  bathe. 

Ai'pufiui,  f.  -oCfiai,  same  as  oivpo- 

jiUl. 

Avs,  -Tiaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  of  iuftt,  see 
ivvu). 

Ai'j,  an  inseparable  particle  im- 
porting hardship,  difticuhy,  pain, 
or  privation ;  it  answers  nearly 
to  the  English  dis. 

Avodffoi,  -u),  b.  Dor.  for  Svcr;^og. 

Avaarii,  -iof  -ofif,  i,  >],  (fr.  6vi  ill, 
and  du>  to  blow)  blowing  hard, 
rough,  boisterous,  stormy. 

Avoiii,   inf.  of  (ivaa,  1  a.  act.  of 

&VVO). 

Au(r(ii'ii)i',-uvo5,  0,^,  (fr.  ovi  ill,  and 
aii)v  life)  miserable,  wretched, 
unfurtunalc. 

AvffiAytIS,  -f'of  -ov;,  and  AvodXyri- 
to;,  -ov,  h,  rj,  (fr.  ivi  ill,  and 
I'lXyo;  grief)  grievous,  afflirlive, 
painful ;  hard-hearted,  unfeeling, 
insensible. 

Avaa\ia,  and  Actaa\ta,  -ai,  fi,  (fr. 
itlaa  dtiU'^)  fdth,  nastiness, 

AvcdXvKTOf,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  Svs  ill, 
and  aXvoKu)  to  avoid)  inevitable, 
unavoidable. 

Avaiiiijxopoi,  and  Avaftopoi,-ov,  h,  fi, 
(fr.  saiiH',  and  ^dpoj  lot)  ill- 
faled,  unfortunate,  miserable,  un- 
happy. 

Avaavna^CTOi,  and  AvadvcKTOS,-ov, 
b,  II,  (fr.  same,  and  avi^u)  to 
endure)  intolerable,  insuffera- 
ble, not  to  be  endured;  grievous, 
severe. 

Avaavrd,  d.  sm.  of 

AvaavTiK,  -«'<{  -oBj,  and  Avadvrri- 
TOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and  av- 
rdu)  lo  nicel)  ill  to  be  met,  nn- 
lucki/,  unfortunate ;  untoward, 
awkward ;  ilistressing,  d\fluult, 
arduous,  dangerous ;  violent, 
fiirre,  cruel. 

AvnnrtOTiiii  -iii,(fr.  sami,  and  arnr- 
r/w  lo  disbt'lii'vc)  to  discredit, 
disbelieve,  impf.  fivaii:TloTcov  -ow. 

Aii<raro(TTr(i(Trui$,  ( fr.  same,  arri  from, 
and  arrdu)  lodraw)  stijjly,jirmly, 
tenaciously, 

Avaaptarioi  -<3,  f.  I'laot,  (fr.  fveiipta- 
T0(,  Hullcn)  to  dislike,  disnjijirove, 
loathe;  lobe  harsh,  vinrose, 

Avadniarov,  -ov,  rt),  (neut.  ofncxl) 
worosr.iusf,  lullrnness, 

AvadpcTTo^,  -ov,  b,li,  (fr.  iiit  ill,and 
apioKu  to  please)  hard  lo  pkast ; 


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morostf   peevish,    stillen,    disa-\     h^i^i(  a  meeting)  a  forbidding 
gTertiltlr.  viuiimr,  iiirivillfi/,  liiiu,t;litiiuxa. 

Avaf(fiXitT;Tv(,  -01',  6,  i^,  (Ir.  sump, 
ttJiii'fiV'^'''/'"'  '"  olili'i^rale)  ham 


M'cipioTokcia,  -Of,    ^1    (fr.   same, 

lipiaros  biBl,  nnd  tiktu)  Io  bcur) 

uiij'urtunntt    in    a  gauroui  Vjff- 

sprinc; ;  benTins;  bravi,   but  uri- 

Jurtvii'ite  chiltlrrii. 

^veiiv^iTOf,  -ov,  bf  J},  same  as  6v 

Avoav^iif,  -ioi  -"fic,  6j  i),  (fr.  ^if  ill 
and'    iiii^'')     boasting)    Jicmli/ 
boastins,  inirbtiiriiig.,  impcriniis, 
^voadiuipcTus,  -ov,b,  f),  (fr.   same, 
and   (Kputpt'ui    to    carry    away) 
hard  to  be  catried  nff"^  difiiniU  to 
be   removed,    immoveable,  Jixed, 
Jhrm. 
Ava0iioTaKTO(,  -ov,  b,  j),  (fr.  same, 
and  liaoTii^u)  to  carry)   bnrd  to 
be  lifted  or  carried,  weighty,  pon- 
derous. 
Aialiaroi,  -ov,  b,  ^,  (fr.  same,  and 
(3ui'iu)  to  ^o)   inaccessible,   not  to 
be  reached,  utuipproachablc. 
^vai^oijOriTOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  lioriOiii)  to  bring  help)  past 
relief,  vicavnbte  of  being  assisted. 
Avc^ovMa,  -as,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
PovXtl  counsel)  bad  counsel,  im- 
fortunate  advice, 
^vcyhcia,  -ns,  >'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
yii'os   birth)    loinness    of    birth, 
meanness  of  extraction,  obscurity. 
Avayciiis,  -ios-orf,  b,ri,  (fr.  same) 

low-born,  mean,  base. 
AvtrfnKpi  to;,  -ov,   b,  ij,  (fr.  same, 
and  (^iikpi'o)  to  weep)  sad,  melan- 
choly, mournful,  tearful. 
Avaoid3aro(,  -ov,  b,  !),    (fr.  same, 
6ta  through,   and  jialvbi  to  go) 
impassable,  impervious,  impene- 
trahle. 
AvoitaKptroi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  6iaKpivu)  to  distinguish)  »i- 
diftinct,  inrtiscernible,  obscure. 
Avaltc^lTTjTos,  -ov,  6,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and  iii^cifii  to  go  through)   hard 
to  be  gone  over   or  treated  of; 
impassable. 
Avaiti^ofoi;,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.   same, 
and  iii^oios  a  passage)  imper- 
vious, impassable,  impenetrable. 


A'J!S/"'-</i^"l,  indelible. 
Avasi,i]\v'T^II^-ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
anu  ff(iri?|i  to  pirforni)  dij/ladt, 
indissoluble  eliuin. 
Avnci,iTtiXos,  and  -r;;ro{,  -ov,  b,  i), 
(Ir.   same,   ff  out   of,    nnd  (Ifti 
to  go)    inipassuhle,  impervious ; 
that  ca7i  hardly  escape,  uncJde  to 
get  away. 
Avait^troi,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  {St.  same,  and 
i^ttfii   to  go  out  of  )   impassable, 
hating  no  ixit. 
AvatravupBuiTOi,  -ov,  b,  i/,(fr.  same, 
and  trravopduui  to  correct)  incor- 
rigible, past  amendment,  deprav- 
ed ;  spoiled. 
AvatvlfiaTo;,  -ov,   b,  t),   (fr.  game, 
and  cziftaii'u  to  ascend)  inacces- 
sible. 
AvoeHTcvKTOi,  -ov,  b,  rj,  (fr.  Same, 
and  iTtiTvy^iiiu  to  attain)  not  to 
be  got,  unattainable;  irreconcile- 
able,  avcrse,contrury  ;  disappoint- 
ed, frustrated,  unfortunate. 
Aiarpyoi,  -ov,  b,  >'j,  (fr.  same,  and 
ipyov  work)  unfit  for  working  ; 
incapable  of  being  wrought ;  dif- 
ficult ;  slothful,  lazy  ;  stupid,  in- 
active. 
AvatpUvrjTos,  -ov,  6, »;,    (fr.  same, 
and  cpcvvdu)  to  search)  misearch- 
able,i7iscrutcdile,  pnstjinding  nut 
Avacpts,  -lioi,  b,t'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
epii  strile)  iptarrelsome,  conten- 
tious, choleric,  petulant ;  peevish, 
cross,  testy;    humour  some ;    ob- 
stinate, stubborn. 
Avccpfit'ivevTo;,  -ov,  b,  rj,  (fr.  same, 
and  ipfjrivcvu)  to  interpret)  hard 
to  be  explained,  abstruse,  difficult. 
Avcepwi,  -uiToj,  6, )';,  (fr.  same,  and 
/piijj  love)   unfortunate  in  love; 
deceived ;    desperately    in    love, 
lovelorn. 
Avacrai,  3  sin.  prcs.  ind. — Ai!«ro, 
Ion.    and  —  Ax'iaatro,  Poet,  and 
Ion.    for    civatTo,   3  sin.    impf. 
ind.  ofivcofiai. 
AvBevvt'irwp  -opos,  b,  (fr.  oi's  ill,  and 
tvrii  a  bed)  unlucky  partner  of  n 
bed 


Avaiinynros,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  ftnyio/iai  to  relate)  not  to 
be  told,  inexpressible. 
Avaeai,  Ion.   for  ivar],  2  sin.   1   f.  IAv(T£i'ptTos, -oi',  i,  ^,  (fr.  ^it  ill,and 
mid.  of  (^uvo).  I     cvpioKiD  to  find)  hard  to  be  found, 

Avaah'if,  -iof  -ov;,  b,fi,  (fr.  iv{  ill,|     scarce;  indiscoverable, liard to  be 
and  tl^of  shape)  deformed,  ugly,'     explored.- 

Avat'(piKToi,-ov,  b,!i,  {^T.  sa.me,  Sind 
c(piKi'ioi)at    to    arrive   at)    unat- 
tainable, not  to  be  reached,  inac- 
cessible. 
Avaccpo^ioTaroi,  sup.  of 
Avci<poi^oi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  ffr.  -'i;  ill,  and 
/ij'.oi^of  an  approach)  unapproach- 
able, inaccessible. 
AvanPoi,  -nv,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
})(ir!  youth)  of  age,  full  grov;n  ; 
unhappy,  vnfntunatc. 
Avcf/noos,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
acoi'U  to  hear)  deaf,  deafsh  ;  in- 
attentive, disobedient. 
Ava/iXcy!];,  -hi  -oT'S,  b,  t;,  'fr.  ramc, 
and  o\iyui  to   regard)    troub!c- 
Rom",  offensive ;  grievous,  severe, 
harsh  ;  sad,  dismal. 

n62) 


misshapen  ;  disgusting. 

Avacia!io\os,  -ov,  b,  j/,(fr.  same,  and 
iiclio\fi  an  entrance)  not  to  be 
entered,  impervious ;  inaccessible. 

AvacKri'p-iros,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  same, 
IK  from,  and  ircpdui  to  pass)  dif- 
^ficult  to  be  passed.  Or  (fr.  -fpn; 
an  end)  of  a  miserable  ertid, 
wretched,  horrid. 

Avai'SxioTOi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and  i\vU  hope)  unexpected,  un- 
hoped ;  hopeless. 

Avaiirepla,  -af,  tj,  (fr.  it'j  ill,  and 
IvTipov  the  intestines)  illness  of 
the  bowels,  dysentery. 

Av/Tirrfotui;, -h,  -Jv,  (fr.  last)  af- 
flicted  V  iOi  dysentery. 

Avecvrii  (ia,  -as,  I),  (fr.  lii  ill,  and 


Avctificpfu  -a,  f.  -fiau,  p,  -i7«ra,  (fr. 
sunic,  and  li/iipa  a  day^  to  Jail, 
miss;  be  unjoi lunate,  be  disap- 
pointed. 
Avaiifiepla,  -ai,!i,  (fr.  last)  advcT' 
stiy,  misfortune,  affliction;  ill 
luck,  mischance. 
AvotiTriarovv,   inipf.   cont.  of  ivaa- 

riarfu. 
AvarixilS,  -lo(  -ovf,  b,  >),  (fr.  ivi  ill, 
and  rjj^of  a  sounti)  liarsh  sound- 
ing,     hoarse;    loud   sounding, 
roaring. 
AvaOuXT:fii,-fos-ovi,b, »/,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^(lArw  to  warm)  coltl,  ridlly, 
frigid ;  hard  to  be  warmed. 
AvaOavariu)  -Si,  f.  -j;crw,  ((i".   same, 
and    ■So'i'urof    dculh)    to   dread 
death,  be  impatimt  of  dying  ;  to 
linger,  die  painfully. 
AvaOvfiiu  -w,   f.   -t'jaoi,  (fr,   same, 
and  ^vfilii  the  tnind)  to  despond, 
lose  hope,  despair. 
Avc6vfiiu,  -of,  »;,    (fr.  last)  dejec- 
tion, sadness,  grief. 
AvoOi/jui,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  sad, 
■nnluncholy,    dejected ;    despond- 
ing, dispirited;  remiss,  slothj'ul, 
indifferent. 
Avo'i,<i.  pi.  oCivo. 
Avalaroi,  -ov,  6,  >;,  [fr.  ^ff  ill,  and 
idoijai  to  heal)  difficult  to  cure, 
unuilling    to    heal,    incurable ; 
hard  to  be  appeased,    implaca- 
ble. 
Avatftipof,  -ov,  b, »;,  (fr.  same,  and 
i'/itpof  desire)  hardly  to  be  disircd 
or  wished  for  ;  disagreeable,  hale- 
fvl,  odious. 
Avaii,  -lOf ,  Att.  -£(j)f,  /;,  (fr.  ivvo)  to 
go  down)  a  going  down,  setting, 
sunset ;  the  viest. 
AvaKardhivTOS,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  ivf  ill, 
and   «.aTuXa//j3a'i(o    to   compre- 
hend)   incomprehensible,    unin- 
telligible ;  difficult,  abstruse. 
Ai'ffKflTo/ia'Of/TOf,  -01',  b,  ^,(fr.same, 
and  Karafiarddm)  to  learn)  diff. 
cult  to  learn,  abstruse,  uidntelli- 
gible. 
AvaKnraftttOrJTti)!,  (fr.    last)    unin- 

Ulligibly. 
AviTKiiTuiid^riTos,   (fr.  6vs  ill,  and 
Karaitd^o/tai   to   fioht    against) 
hard  to  be  opposed ;    not  to  b<, 
subdued ;  impregnable. 
AvcKuTiivortroi,  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  same, 
and  KaTiivoihi  to  perceive)   im- 
perceptible,   unohsfTvable ;     ab- 
struse, unintelligible. 
AvcKaTa-nuvaroi,  -ov,  6,  ^,(fr.  same, 
and  Karazavoi  to  still)  not  to  be 
assuaged,   violait,  furious,    im- 
placable. 
AvBKdTaro'XifirtTOi,  -ov,   h,    i';,   (fr. 
same,   Kara  against,  and  v6\t- 
fio;  war)   invincible;  impregna- 
ble. 
AvaKnTuronKTo;,-ov,  b,ri,  (fr. same, 
and  KaravpdaawXo  cfTect)  hardly 
to  he  doncj  scarcely  possible,  dif- 
frult  ;    not  to    be    subdued    or 
tamed,  wild. 
ivaKnrd(rfkaTog,-ov,b,li,[fr.  same, 
and  Karunlhivvw  to  extinguish) 
not  to  be  extinguished. 
Avct;e>wcoi,-ov,  b,!],  (fr.8ame,and 


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KtXafof     sound)    ill    aotir,dir.g,\     hand)  hard  to  be  managed,  dif- 
hoiirse,  harsh,  doleful.  Jimlt,  arduoxi.t ;   unuvidy,awk- 

Ai'<T«»',    Ion.    for  (ivakLv,    3    sin.       ward ;  indocile,  obstinate. 

iinpf.  ol'iiaKia.  I  Ai(7/(^,  -^{,  i),  (fr.  ci'i u  to  go  down) 


^cffWi-i/roy,  -01',  6,  >%  (fr.  oij  ill, 
and  (tiif'u  to  move)  dull,  slow, 
tlui^gish,  lazy,  slothful;  injlrxi. 
ble,  obstinate. 
iuffA-Ai/jf,  -foj  -ovs,  i,  5i  (fr.  same, 
and  i:\ioi  fame)  inglorious, 
mean,  obscure,  private;  dis- 
graced, ignominious. 
AvcK).cia,  -as,  !),  (fr.  last)  disgrace, 

shame,  dishonour, 
AiifficXi'rof, -ou,  b,{i,  (fr.  dv;  ill,  and 
kXvii}  to  hear)   unheard  of,  in- 
glorious,     mean,     pritate,     ob- 
scure. 
^vcKoXatviji,  f.  -ufw,  p.  -ayKa,  (fr. 
ci/ff»-oAo;  Equeamish)  to  be  dis- 
pleased, morose,  discontented,  to 
fret,  be  angry  ;  to  scorn,  be  in- 
dignant, 
^voKoUa,  -af,  !),  (fr.  nexi)  frctful- 
ness,     discontent ;      moroscnesi, 
crossness,  ill  temper. 
AuffKoXof.  -01',  b,  I'l,  (fr.  Svs  ill,  and 
k6Xov  food)  indigestible ;  squeam- 
ish,  delicate  ;    peevish,  fretful ; 
disagreeable,  morose,  cross;  dif- 
JiruU,  troublesome. 
Au(7<dAuif,  (fr.  last)  with  difficulty, 

hardly. 
AvoKparof,  -ov,  h,  n,  (fr.  t^uf  ill,  and 

Kipavvvjii  to  mix)  ill  mixed. 
Avaxptros,  -ov,  b,'i,  (fr.  ?ame,  and 
Kfiviti  to  judge)  scarcely  distin- 
guishable, iTiaistinct,  obscure. 
AioKu),  Poet,  for  civu) 


sitting,  sunset,  the  uest. 
^lOiit'iTiip,    and     Dor.     ^ir/iQ'njp, 
-cp^s,  fit  (fr-  ^i'«  ill,. and  /ti'iTtip  a' 
mother)  a  cruel,  unnatural  nio- 
thtr. 

AvcTfivTiixdvcvTos,  -ov,  5, 17,  (fr.  same, 
and  fit-rjftovcii,)  to  remember) 
hard  to  be  remembered. 

Avofiopoi,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same,  and 
/(Opoj  fate)  ill-fated,  ill-starred, 
luckless,  unhappy ;  calamitous, 
unfortunate, 

Avcfiooipla,  -as,  and  Ion.  Avojiop 
(f)i>),  "If,  5,  (fr-  same,  and  itopiph 
shape)  deformity. 

Ai'(7/iop0of,  -01',  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
misshapen,  deformed. 

AvcvdrjTos,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same,  and 
vo/u  to  understand)  ill-conceived, 
misunderstood ;  hardly  compre- 
hended, difficult,  obscure. 

Avavojila,  -a;,  and  Ion.  Avavofiin. 
•IS,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and  vd^os  law) 
laxity  of  the  laus,  disorder,  ir- 
regularity ;  licentiousness,  anar- 
chy. 

Ava^Vfilio\os,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  avfipaXXio  to  confer)  not  to 
be  treated  with,  faithless,  perfi- 
dious. 

AvcoSos,  -OV,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
6<"df  a  road)  impnxsable,  imper- 
vious, pathless,  wild.  Subs,  a  bad 
road. 

AuaoKios,  -ov,  0,  I/,  (fr.  same,  and 


Ai;ff»(i)^o{,-ou,  0,  V,  (fr.  ^iif  hardly,      6ki'os    laziness)    slow,    slothful. 


and  Kii)<pis  deaf)  somewhat  deaf; 
deaf  and  dumb. 

Ai<rXo(pos,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  cus  ill,  and 
X6<pos  the  shoulders)  galling  to 
the  shoulders  or  neck;  burden- 
some, heavy. 

AiffXirof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xvui  to  looac)  iiilricale,  difficult, 
obscure;  indissoluble;  implaca- 
bU. 

AvaiiSO/if,  -ias-ovs,  h,  It,  ((r.  same, 
and  fi-ivOdvu)  10  learn)  luird  to  be 
teamed  or  known ;  heavy,  dull, 
slow  of  appreltension ;  indocile, 
untractfihle. 


dull,  lazy,  listless;  heavy,  inac- 
tive, indolent. 

Av<T6Ki>tiis,  (fr.  last)  slowly,  lazily, 
inclolently. 

Avco/Aoi,  1  f.  mid.  of  ^ii^i  see  SCvu, 
used  Poet,  as  another  verb.  3 
sin.  pres.  ivatrai.  Poet,  ivaoc- 
Tai.  impf.  dvaAujiv,  -ov,  -iro. 
Ion.  ^I'o-fTo,  and  Poet.  Svaacro. 

Avadviipas,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  fvs  ill,  and 
ivtipos  a  dream)  interrupted  by 
dreams ;  sleepless,  restless. 

Ava6paTos,  -ov,  6, 1';,  (fr.  same,  and 
bodiji  to  see)  scarcely  visible,  in- 
distinct, obscure. 


Avoitaphs,  -loi-oT's,  0, /;,  (fr.  same,  ^vconyos,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  game,  and 


and  itripn  the  hand)  di/flcull, 
hard,  awhu  urd,  inconvenient. 

AvaiiivTjrof,  and  Avop5xo(t-ov,b, 
fl,  (fr.  name,  and  fi!i)(oiiai  to 
fight)  inolent,  .firrce,  furious; 
invinr.ihlr,  unconcfueruble,  im- 
prrgnahlt. 

Avrutviii,  -a(,fi,  (fr.  fvafiiirK  hos- 
tile) enmiti/,  hostilitt/,  war  ;  ha- 
trei',  eru'lgt,  malice;  ill-will, 
main  nil  I'r. 

AveficyiiTirt,  Ion,  and  Poet,  for 
ivaficv/at,  d.  pi.  of 

Aveucvfif,  -los  -oif,  h,  4,  (fr.  iiif 
til,  an  1  fifvof  anger)  hostile, 
dcar'ly,  feudal,  Sulis.  an  enemy, 
foe. 

AvnutvOt,  (fr.  last)  /I'.e  an  enemy, 
ho'tVely,  maliciousli/. 

AvauiraYciptoraf,  -ov,  i,  fi,  (fr.  fi( 

ill,  and  fura^^tipi^u  (o  take  in 


opyn  anger)  angry,  passionate, 
nasty,  irascible. 

AvadpiuTos,  -ov,  b, '/,  (fr.  same,  and 
ooi^ui  to  define)  undffinr.fl,  indr. 
finite  ;  hard  to  be  traced  or  mark- 
ed out. 

Aianpi'tf,  -tOof,  i,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
iovK  a  bird)  lU-nmvned,  unlucky. 

AvaoiTfili,  -af,  li,  (fr:  »aini-',  and 
offfii)  odour)  in  il'  smell. 

Aieovnns,  -ov,  0,  li,  (fr.  name,  and 
ovpos  a  pimrd)  hard  to  be  watched 
or  guarilcd. 

AvairiirXXoft-ov,  b,  ^,(fr.»nmc,and 
nilrraXa  prccipires)  strrji,  prtri- 
pilius,  rufgrd,  insurmountable. 

^vavUXtif,  -lof  -o'ttb,  II,  (fr.  name, 
and  rritXii  wrcstline)  invincible 
at  vrrslline,  mntrhlcB* ;  diffi- 
cult, severe,  arttwtut, 

AvezapaKuXovOnrrx,  -ov  b,  ^,  (fr. 
(16^) 


same,  vapa  along,  and  axoXovOim 
to  follow)    hard  to  be  followed, 
traced  or  understood;  incoinpre- 
hensihli,  unintelligible. 
AvqvapaTzXovs,  -ov,  b,  i],  (fr.  same, 
land  zapurXtu  to  sail  past)  to  be 
passed  with  difficulty,  iimatiga- 
ble,dangeiovs. 
Avazapts,  -lios,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tlnpis  an  efi'eminale  epithet  of 
Alexander   the    son   of  Priam) 
unjorlunnte,  silly  Paris  ;  effemi' 
note,  delicate. 
AvartiOiis,-eos  -ovs,b,{i,  (fr.  same, 
■^    and  iruOu  to  persuade)  hard  to 
be  persuaded  or  convinced,  obsti' 
vote  ;  disobedient. 
AvaTTHiyros,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  j'n- 
credulous,  disbelieving  ;  incredi- 
ble, not  to  be  believed. 
Avc-[Xttyioi,-a,-ov,  (fr.  same, and 
TTf/Xayof  the  sea)   exposed  to  the 
sea;  unsafe,  dangirous;  stormy, 
boisterous. 
AvcTifidcXos,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  same, 
and    ziftzu  to  send)   dangirous 
to  pass,  impui'sable,  hoisteious. 
AvczipnTos,  -ov,  b,>],  (fr.  same,  and 

pu'ui  to  pass)  difi  cult  to  pass, 
AvazepiXtjzTos,-ov,b,}i,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTCpiXa/jjSdi  w  to  comprehend) 
unintelligible,  incomprihensible. 
AvcTTirrjua,  -Sros,   rb,    (fr.   same, 
and  rriirru)  to  fall  out)  an  acci- 
dent, misfortune ;  advir^ily. 
Avozcrrfs,  -ios-ov;,  b,  ?;,  (fr.  same) 
unfortunate,    calamitous;      dis- 
tressed, unhappy. 
AvaztaTos,-ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  5is  ill,  and 
zuOoi  to  persuade)  incredtdous, 
sceptical,  doubting  ;  incredible. 
Avoziofu-u),  f.  -laui,  (fr.  same,  and 
zvoii  breath)  to  breathe  hard,  re- 
spire with  difficulty,  pant. 
Avazioia,   -as,   >';,    (fr.    last)   diffi- 
culty of  breathing,   shortness  of 
breath ;  a  sigh. 
AvczvoiKis,    -fl,    'if,    (fr.   same) 
breathing   short,  panting  ;  asth- 
matical ;  sighing,  sobbing. 
AvazoXifiriTos,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  fi'vs  ill, 
and  rdXfuoj  war)  fierce  in  ivar, 
not   easily   conquered;     valiant, 
brave. 
AvazoXidpKrjTos,  -ov,  b,  11,  (fr.  same, 
and  zoXiopKtui  to  besiege)   im- 
pregnalile. 
^vaz6pcvT0(,  and  Avavopos,  -ov,  h, 
}i,  (fr.  same,  and  zopivm  to  pass 
through)     impassable,    pathless, 
trackless  ;  innccfssi'ilc. 
Av<Tn6ptoro(,  -ov,  b,  fi,{(r.  .same, and 
zopl^io   to  provide)    hard  to   be 
jniicurcd,  scarce. 
AvatoTftos.  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
ToTfjoi  fate)  ill-fated,  ill-starred, 
unlucky,  disnstrnus. 
Avarpaylui  -w,  f.  -/oui,  p.  -tiKii,  ((r. 
■ame,  and  zpiiaam  to  do)  to  miss, 
fail,  not  succeed,  be  disappoint- 

Cfl, 

Avovpnyla,  and  Avanpa^ln,  -nj.  A, 
(fr.  la.sl)  ii:nnt  if  success,  faiU 
ure,  disappointment ;   advertily, 

calnmitii. 
Avazp6n'(rii(,  -ov,  b,  fi,    (fr.  ('t{  ill, 

and  npiauiii  to  approach)  and 


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^vcrvpdaoioi,  -oil,  4, 1),  (fr.  saiiu", 
irjiv  to,  iin  I  bSii  II  roiiil)   iitac- 
ctfsi'ile ;  tl^fficiilt  of  m-rcsn,  for- 
biiiliiis:,  dUttinl,  rintrvni. 
AvTvoiai3itiirroi,-ov,  o,i^,  (Ir.same, 
aii.l  vpoaopfii^u}  to  hirlKiur)   i/i- 
accesfMr,  dunserouslo  approaelv, 
WIS  \fef<iT  ships. 
Sicplyoi,  -01),  fi,  /;,  (fr.  snnie,  and 
ii'yjv  cold)  nut  uiik  to  hear  cold ; 
venj  cj/  /,  stiff", 
^vaai^tiii,  -ii»,  ';,  (fr.  SvaaciH);  im- 
pious) iinpieli/,  irrcligion. 
Av<ratii{>j>  -d,  (fr.  sime)  to  he  irti'^ 

pioHS ;  to  blaspheme,  scoff". 
AwiT(rf,'Ji;/iii,  -aroi,    ri,   (fr.  same) 

impieti/,  ungodliness. 
Auffcrc/S'Ki  -^oj,  -ovs,  4ii^»  (fr.  ii'jill, 
and   (Tfjiu)    to   revere)    impious, 
unaoUi/,  irreli^ous. 
Avaaco,   Poet,   for  Autrco,  Ion.   for 
(5t)<rou,pres.  iinpr.  —  Auffffifitni- 
wi/,  Poet,  and  .•Eo\.  for  iuaofii- 
vu)v,  g.  pi.  par.  pres.  miJ.  of  ji'xro- 
pai. 
AuffiTos;,  -ou,  i,  ^,  (fr.  ciii  ill,  and 
<rcl3f  safe,  or  c6^  to  put  to  Hig'u) 
hardlt/ stuedyjust escaped ;  a'>a'\- 
done  I,  fors  then  ;  liurdli/  heal  q^ 
or  driven  niu  ii/  ;    not  to  be  over- 
taken, clear  off. 
Auararos,  Djr.  for  hicTr\\io%. 
AudTiKjiinToi,  -ou,   b,   i),   (fr.   5'ji 
hardly,  and  rcKnaipj  to  conjee 
ture)  mt  to  be  guessed,  past  con 
jeclure. 
Ai'ffrj/foj,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  satie,  and 
orhu)    to    i^roin,    or   'iaTiim    to 
stand)  st^hin«,  ^roa>iing,lament- 
ini;  ;  miserM',  unhappy,  wretch- 
ed, unfortunate. 
Av<Tr'ipyiroi,-ov,  h,  q,  (fr.  same,  and 
rtipij)  to  watch)  scarcely  ohser- 
vahle,  impercep'i'ile ;  hard  t}be 
w  itcke  I  or  preserved. 
Avariii'.vTOi,-ou,o,!i,  (fr.  same, and 
an  tvii)  to  ire xd)  not  to  be  traced, 
lost,  u  liiscwersd. 
AvcrDKCuj  -Hi,  f.  -jiruif  and  -fir j,  (fr. 
iui  hardly,   and   tIktu)  to  brino 
forth)  t)  hri'i^    forth   with  diffi- 
culty,  have  d  in^^erous  labour  ;  to 
hive  had  offspring. 
AuoTOK/fft;,  -aaa,  -av,   par.    1   a. 

act.  of  last. 
Auarioi,  -ov,  b,  one  of  the  months, 
called    also    EA  I'^^iSiXiiir,    an- 
swering nearly  to  our  September. 
AvtTv;^faraTo;,  sup.  of  i?u<rru;^vS. 
Aoarv^iiij  -Z,  t.  -I'ldj),  p.  -IK  I.,  (fr. 
iui      ill,  ani  ru;^!;  fortune)  to  he\ 
unf^rlu  iiie      or      wuiucce^sful,] 
meet   wilk  miifirtunes ;   to  fiiH,\ 
err,  mis^.  I  a.  par.  act.  ^ixrro;^';- 
a  i(.    1     a.    pir.    pa<!S.    fiauTu^ri- 
0rl{,  in  neiit.  pi.  fivaT\>vq')ivTa. 
AvoTu)^riji  I,  -Std;,  rh,  and  ^vorv- 
X'«.   -'fi   ''/•   (''■•  '*'^M  ami^fir- 
till',  a-cilent,  ill-lurk  ;  a  defeat, 
siiu^hter ;    alversitij,    ajliction, 
Irouhle,  ntrrow. 
AuTrij;^^;,  -fo?  -»«{,  6, ';.  (ff-  same) 
unfortunate,    wretnhe'l,     misera- 
ble,   afflictei,    cruel,    unfenlint:. 
conp.   ivaroj^^iartpu;,  sup.  -ru- 

TOi. 

^vaTvxpvvra!,  a-  pi  coiit-  par  pres. 


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act.  —  Avarvx^ovai,  3  pi.  coat, 
pros.  ind.  act.  ofivarvj^iui. 
AvaviroaTaroi,  -ov,  b,  i';,    (Ir.    i^uf 
h.irdly,  and  Ji^iVth/i.k  to  await) 
scarcely  to  be  wilhsttm  I,  hardly  to 
be  bor/ie,  impetuous,  furious. 
Avcijiaiiiiv,  -ov,  ri,  (Dor.  for  <ii;(r </>»;- 
ftov,   ncut.  of  fvoiptiiioi  slandi;r- 
ous)  disgrace,  ilishonour,  sharnc. 
Av<7<{»iii(u>  -(3,  f.  -i;<ru),  p.  ->i>:a,  (fr. 
samu)   to  calumniate,   slander  ; 
to  reproach,  revile  ;  to  blaspheme ; 
tn  foretell  ciit,  forcbo'le  ill. 
Ai'ffc^ii;/''",  -1'?,  )],  (fr.  same)  n  re- 
proach,  taunt ;    calumny,  slan- 
der ;  a  disgrace,  shame,  scandal, 
infamy,  evil  report. 
Aucri/iv^oio,  Ion.  for  dvir(pt'jiiov,  g.  of 
Ai'io^;/^uf,  -ov,  b,i'],  (fr.  <^iis"  ill,  and 
^i/fifj  a  report)  reviling,  reproach- 
ful ;    slmderons,      calumnious ; 
ominous,  foreboding  evil. 
.\vaipopfti)  -u),  f.  -I'loii),  p.  -i}Ka,  (fr. 
5uf  ill,  an  I  ^/pu  to  bear)  to  be 
hardly  able,  scarcely  to  bear;  to 
t'lkeill;  to  fret,  grieve,  he  angry 
or  indignant. 
Avaip)p>ii,    -ioi    -oBj,  Ava<p6prjT0i, 
and  AuCTi^opo;,    -ov,    b,    fj,    (fr. 
same)   hard  to  he  borne,  not  to 
he  endured ;    qff'ensive,   trouble- 
some ;  severe,  grievous  ;  heavy, 
weighty. 
Auff^vpuf,  (fr.  last)  beyond  endur- 
ing, grievously,  severely. 
Avaippiva,  -wv,  t'i,  (fr.  next)  cares, 

anxieties,  vevalions. 
Avaipoovsui  -u),  f.  -ijCii],  (fr.  iv;   ill, 
and  (ppovcd)  to  think,  th.    (ppfiv 
the  mind)  to  lose  spirits,  sink, 
fii'it,  despond;    to  grieve,  fret, 
take  ill.   par.  pres.  act.  ^uff<Jpo- 
viuiv  -Hiv. 
AutrApoffUfaoJi',  g.  pi.  .^ol.  of 
Av(r(p')0&uvr!,  -rj;,  '(,  (fr.  iva'^poviii) 
to  despond)  an-xiety,  care,  vexa- 
tion ;  grief,  sorrow. 
Av<T<ppuiv,  -■>t>o;,  b,  fi,   (fr.   same) 

anrious,  sad, 
AvatpiXaKTOi,  -ov,  b,  l),  (fr.  iv?    ill 
aiil  (iuXaVcru)  to  "uard)  hard  10 be 
avoidei,  unavoidable,  inevitable. 
\vc!<pmda,  -a;,   i],   (fr.   next)  dis- 
cori,   discord mre;  harshness  or 
roughness  of  voice  or  sound. 
Ava(f'Uivoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  hiii  ill,  and 
(pu]i'fivo\cti)'lissonant,discordant, 
jarring;  rough, htrsh,    grating. 
Ava-^dueoo';,  an.l  AiJffj^ci/xoj,  -ov,b, 
!],   (fr.  same,  and  x"l"^  winter) 
wintry,  cold,  chilltj  :  row^h,  tem- 
I     pestuous ;    inhospita'de,    barren, 
I     uninhahited. 


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Av(T)(^cipr)i,  -hi  -ovs,  and  Avaxcipu)- 
Tof,  -ov,  b.  n,  (fr.  s  ime,  and  x"p 
the  hand)  hard  to  be  mamged  or 
taken  in  hand ;  difficult  to  be 
tamed  or  suhdued.  cornp.  i5ut;- 
^ctp^nepoi,  sup.  -(irirn;. 

Avoytndvu),  f.  -trviD,  (fr.  ouir^cpi/f 
harsh)  to  take  or  hear  il! ;  to 
dislike  to  do,  refuse,  reject  scorn- 
fully ;  to  scorn,  disdain;  to  fret, 
h::  displeased,  vexed  or  an%ry. 
3   pi.   pres.   ind.   i5ui7)(;fp'iii">uui 


Avaxh^iay  '"i,  n,  (fr.  next)  diffi- 
culty,  distress. 

Avax,iphi,  -io(  -oi-i{,  b,  !i,  (fr.  <1D<  ill, 
and  ;^iip  (ho  hand)  difficult, 
hard,  inronvcnirnt ;  trouhiesomc, 
disagreeable,  distressing,  comp. 
iva;(^cp{aTtpof,  sup.  -iarnTOi. 

Avax^cpu);,  (tr.  last)  with  difficulty, 
hardly  ;  grievously, 

AiJirY'/'oii  """>  "'  '%  ('"'■•  ^"5  ill?  !>"d 
;Yi'/Jt)<  jnico)  noxious,  venomous, 
Ava^pijariofiat    -ot'fjtu,  f.   -I'lauftai, 
(tr.   (li)(T;^pi;ffro<usLli:ss)  toloathe, 
be  disgusted,  dislike,  be  tired  of; 
to  act  univillitigly  or  ilis.igrerably  ; 
to  be  embarrassed,  entangled,  per- 
plexed.. 
Av(!-)(^p{}aTr}pa, -aTof,  Tu,    (fr.   last) 
and  Avavp>]crla,-ai,!],  (fr.  next) 
inconvenience,  annoyance,  embar- 
rassment ;      difficulty,      trouble, 
grievance,  vexation ;  disitster,  loss. 
Ava)^priaTui,  -ov,   b,  i),  (fr.  ivf  ill, 
aiid     )(^pnaTdi   useful)    inconve- 
nient,  awkward,   useless ;   unfit, 
unseaSonal)le. 
Avaxiipiat  ""f,  >),  (fr'  same,  and 
pj-uipus  place)  rnughtiessor  rug- 
gediiess  of  country;  difficulty  of 
ground, 
Avaiiiirji,  -toi  -ov;,  b,  t),  (fr.  same, 
and   d^M  to  smell)   ill-flavoured, 
fetid,  slinking,  rank. 
Avcu)<)ia,  -uj,  (/,  (fr.  same)  an  ill 

smell. 
Avcuii'vixo;,-ov,b,fi,  (fr.  ^Of  ill,  and 
dvopa  a   name)   of  an   unlucky 
name ;     ominous,    inauspirions, 
foreboding    evil;     unfortunate; 
sad,  dismal ;  hateful,  di  testable, 
AuffwTTfw  -u>,  f.  -f/irui,  (fr.  same,  and 
dip  the  countenance)  to  shame  ; 
to  shame  out  of,  extort  through 
shame,  get  by  entreaty  ;  to  per. 
suade,  prevail  upon.  Avvwirfofiat 
-oT'fini,    to   bluih,    be    ashamed, 
yield  through  shame  or  importu- 
nity ;  to  be  diffident  or  shy.^ 
Ai'(7w!n'<,  -aj,  )';,  (fr.    same)  bash- 

fulness, mode-ity,  iinidily, 
Avauioita  -u),  f.  -i/irw,  (fr.  i5ii{  ill,  and 
oupo{  a  guard)  to  keep,  watch  or 
guard  with  difficulty ;  to  dread, 
he  alarmed. 
Avrrji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ivvia  to  enter)  a 

diver. 
Avrbi,  -ri,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  entering, 
penetrative,  piercing ;  to  be  en' 
tere-l,  open,  passable. 
Aiiii),  f.  iu(Tu>,  see  6vvb>. 
Avu),  Att.  for  Svo. 
Aii'-'^cKa,  Avii)Kiii^cKa,  and  AiHtxa, 
indecl.   (fr.   ivia   two,  and   &iKa 
ten)  twelve;  a  dozen. 
Avoificxd^popn;,  -ov,h,  (fr.  last,  and 
^pouoi  a  race)   running    twelve 
times,  of  twelve  heals. 
AViO^CKiiiirivoi,  -ov,  b,  ';,   (fr.  same, 
and    iji?iv    a    month)    of  twelve 
■months,  annual,  yearly. 
AvwotKara^o;,    -a,  -on,   (fr.  same) 
eveni  tmelfth  day  or  year,  by  in- 
tervals  of  twelve,  in  the  twelfth 
plane  ;  for  or  during  twelve  days, 
mnntlix,  &c, 


I 


pres.    par.    a.   pi.    ivcj^fpaivov-lAvmifKaroi,  -ri,    -ov,     (fr.   same) 
raj.  I     twelfth. 

064) 


AfiP 

Aviav,  Att.or  Ion.  for  ^voh',g.ofSvo. 
A(i,   by  Aixjc.    for  iuifxa,  and   J)!. 

Aw,  i5  3f,  (5  3,  [il.  Suiitv,  6wTc,  2  a. 

sub.  act.  o{iiiii)iii. 
A'l)icKii,  same  as  &vui!itKa, 
Au>i]tK<iYiiifi:7Toi,-ov,o,'i,  (fr.  fiuii'c- 

Ka  twelve,  and  ym'^rrru)  to  beiul) 

taking  IweUe  roumls  or  lientx. 
^wiiiKnKii,      (fr.     iuiScKa     twelve) 

twelue  liini'.i. 
^uxStKiipivus,  same  as  5vii>i)cKditii- 

Aa)(U(f«~();^i;f, -to{-ODf,  5,  ';,(fr.  5a)- 
^tK.j  twelve,  and  rrO^uf  a  cubii) 
o/"  twelue  cuhiLt,  twelve  cuhitx 
Ions;,  liTiiri'l,  &fc. 

AtaiiKiiTiiio^,  -(I,  -ov,  same  as  ivui- 

flCKUTlUUS, 

A(i>i^fV'ir/)f,     -I),    -01',     (fr.    SiiScKa 

twelve)  Iweljlh. 
^u^tKiiijiiXiiv ,  -ou,  7-</,(fr.  same, and 

ipu\!\  a  tribe)  </»e  twelve  Iribe.i ; 

Oie  Jew'mh  piufile. 
L(i}^iaviu'ii,  -'«,  -iji',  (fr.  Awicivj;)  o/^ 

D I  ton,  D'l  liinean. 
Aoi'^iivrtadcv,    Djr.    lor    Aij)iuivt]a- 

6zv,  fro.n 
Au'VjIi'j;,  -);{,   '(,    Di'lona,   a   city 

and  forest  in  B|)iriis. 
Ao'ii;i',  -»;f,  -'),  Alt.  for  fiohiv,  2  a. 

<>|it.  act.  —  Aiii/ffi,  Ion.  for  i^w/;, 

3  sin.  of  r(ii;i'.      Hilt   jicii/Ti   is 

Ion.   r)r  <5(iv,   whicli  for  <^'j,   3 

sin.   2  a.   suli.  act.   —  Aw*.'  or 

Auirc,   Ali>^r'I>',  Ion.   for  iftu»c'  or 

/<f(jrt,  3  sin.    and  IfimKnv,   3  pi. 

I  a.  iiid.  art.  o\' Muiju. 
AwXfjf,  Dor.  for  ^oTiXof. 
Aii/i'i,  -iiruf,  ri,  (fr.  iofiiu)  tobtlild) 

«  huitling,  eitijire,  xlruclitre ;  n 

hiiH'P,  ri-.ti'leiice,  tlwellint;,  aho'le, 

hn'iitiitinn. 
&i,ip'wi,  il.  |il.  ori.iat. 
Aaiu'iriuf,  -uv,  TJ,  (dim.  of  same) 

a    'rriiiU   how,   loli;e,    rnlln^e, 

en'iin  ;  n  lo'l^iiify  reni'Unce ;    a 

r.h  I  nher,  room. 
&wftiia,   -(i,    f.    -  i(T(i),   (fr.   i^wyi/i  a 

home)  to  liuilil,  raixe,  erert,  con- 

mrnrl, 
Aur  iC  -iixo;,  &,  Dor,  and  Poet,  for 

i5'hiif. 
A(Ji/iCv,  bySv«t.  for  (tii(i)/ici',  whicli 

Poet.  Om-  <'u;iti',  1  pi.  2  a.  sill). 

act.  (if  >^''^u(/i(. 
AOp'  for  iVioi,  pi.  of  i^ujfiai'. 
Autoo),  .,7?,  '/,  (fr.  i^iip'/i'  n   pfi)  <■( 

«i.'J,  /triMeit ;    a  'tiiiiutinii,  ilonn- 

tii'f,  I'lr^rm  ;  a  fnroiir,  Ininn, 
Auoc'ir,  viz.  tciir't,  (ii.  of  laxl)  fiJi« 

//re   gift,    frrrti/,   ernt'i* ;    niulr- 

uTi'Mtii,  without  cituitt ;  in  unin, 

t'l  nil  jiurft'itr, 
AiKp/'fi  II  -of'/Kii,  and  Pod.  Swnfui 

-'i,  (.  -ntinii  ,1,  p.  fiti^i!)(tiiiiiit,  (fr. 

iioir  il  eifl)  to  iiii<r,  prmml^  ron. 

frr  :  I,  l.ri(.,m,  frnnt ;  to  titrinh, 

give  prnfiitrlq  ;  t„  hrilie,  corrupt. 

1  a.  mid,  ifiioonn  iiini'- 
&ii)piTh(,   •!),  -')i>,  (fr.  Ia«l)   rfrnn- 

cilel  nr  rnirilittr.il '»/  eiftft  ;  hnh- 

eil,  romtfilrl,   friliirftl ;     rrrrii- 

ins  prr»rot' ;    uiflr'l,  rnitnriM ; 

giirn,  nrrnrntr'l,  lir»l'iwrtl. 
Aup"('iii,  Pod.  (^)r  Awpi'^itf,  f.  •Inia, 
b,  Aw()i(i(  Djric)f9ji^ru/e  Dmte. 


AQT 

Aupituf,  -/o{,  Att.  -fu;,  i,  (fr.  AcD- 
pij)  a  Dorian. 

AwpijiJ,  Att,  for  Awpicif,  pi.  cent, 
of  Au)puiij. 

A<ioiot,  -u,  -ur,  Poet,  for  Au)pii.'u5, 
-i>, -01',  (fr.  next)  Doric. 

Aupi;,  -Woj,  >5,  Durix,  a  country  of 
Greece;  a  iwman  of  Durix ; 
the  name  of  a  nj'niph. 

^opicihv.  Dor.  fur  iuipi^eiv,  pres. 
inf.  of  (^ujpi'^u). 

Au/)((7n,  (fr.  Aupij)  i'i  //le  Doric 
dialect,  Diiric. 

^wonriuKfu}  -u,  f.  -)/(T(i),  (fr.  (^(3poi'  a 
gift,  and  fiuKiw  to  expect)  to  ex- 
pect ^ilh,  reciiie  prisentx,  take 
brihen,  he  corrupt  ;  to  hrihe,  cor- 
rupt, Keilure  hij  gijh.  a.  |)1.  l>ar. 
pres.  cont.  (lupoiW/cuiiir/iy. 

Awpni^iKijiiu,  -lirui,  ro,  (fr.  last)  a 
pre.icnt,  gift  fur  a  bad  purpone, 
bribe, 

Awooi\oKia,  -((f,  '%  (ff.  same)  the 
gii'ins  or  taking  of  ifi/is,  bribery, 
corruption ;     vieannexs,    sordid- 

7IfS.«. 

Au)p?(^(5/i0f,  -oil,  b,  !],  (Ir.  ilijpoi'  a 
^ift,  and  (]f^(iii(ii  to  take)  expect- 
ins;  ^ifts,  t'tking  bribes,  corrupt. 
Subs,  a  traitor. 

A(i)ooK«Tf'(i)  -i3,  f.  -i/ffu),  (fr.  same, 
and  K'i-ru)  lo  cut)  to  Imbe,  cor- 
rupt hi^  pnsents,  aeduc.e  by  gifts  ; 
to  iiiitiihold  or  retract  giftx,  lexscn 
offer  i  lies. 

AtiipoKozia,  -nf,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  ailimi- 
inilvm  or  withholding  of  gifts  or 
offerings. 

\ij)p iXi'iirrnu  -0",  '',  (fr-  iJioooi'  i\ 
gift,  and  X,i///5<ira)  to  take)  an  ac- 
ceptor of  gifts  or  lirihis. 

Auip/i', -oil,  TO,  (perhaps  fr.  M^wfii 
to  give)  a  gift,  present ;  an  of- 
fering; a  portion  or  fortune  ;  the 
lesser  pidm  or  .«;)'iii. 

Awpiipiiyii,  -nv,  h,  '/,  (fr.  last,  and 
ipiiyi)  to  eat )  a  dmourer  of  gifts ; 
nraricious^  corrupt. 

Aiop'i^'ipoj,  -ou,  !),  I'p,  (fr.  same, 
and  (pipio  to  carry)  a  gift-bearer  ; 
an  intercessor. 

AiiioilrTou'ii,  D'lr.  for  fiuipiniini. 

Auis,  ■';,  root,  iiidecl.  (fr.  iIWw/k  lo 
give)  a  cift,  present;  a  share, 
portion,  fortune. 

AuiTfVti'iii,  Dor.  for  i^iofffM',  1  f, 
iiif  act,  —  A<j(7i;,  3  sin,  I  a, 
siili.  a<:t,  of  Wuxrn,  Poet.  rea. 
(iir  /iV,)«.(,  irrcf;.  1  a,  ind,  act. 
—  AVe,  Ion.  for  fi',,  3  sin.  2  a 


EAN 

AuTiVi/ffi,  Ion.  for  iurivan,  d.  pi,  of 

last. 

Aiiropij,  n.  pi.  of  cuJTojp. 

Aii)T(i,  -dof  -otij,  )/,  Dolo,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

Atirojp,  -opoi,  b,  same  as  Owriip  or 

<5oTl/p. 

Aujj^-',  by  Apos.  and  following  as- 
pirate for  iuiKc,  which  Ion.  tor 
iSuiKC,  3  sin,  1  a,  ind.  act.  of  <5t- 

0(1)^1. 

Aulwo''  for  I'liiuxji,  which  by  Epentli. 
ion.  and  Poet,  for  cuat,  3  pi,  2 
a.  sub.  act.  of  same. 


sub.  act.   but   Auiri,  3  pi.  same 

len«c.  —  Awirrif'iTi,    Dor.    and 

Ai'xT'.no',  by  .-Vpos.  lor  i'u)iTovai,3 

pi,  of  Ah'kt  .),  -rif,  •:(,  3  pi.  -ouoi, 

I  I.  act.  ofr'Mw^i, 
A''iri;,  il.  of  (^u')ri;c. 
Awri")p,   -lip-if,   and   Au>rn(,  -ov,  li, 

Poei.  fi<r  i^orilo  and  ^i'itik. 
AuriVift.  n.  pi.  of  hut, 
ittoTivil^u),  (fr.  fiwriiii  a  rotilribii. 

tion)   lo  collect  or    recfiut  pre- 

stills, 
Am.-Ciih,  .'If,  >l,Dor.  for 
Awn'ir/,  -n<,  !h  Tr.  'i'^i);(i  10  give) 

a  eift,  jirrsrut,  c.ootrihution,  pro. 

|)rrly  of  nnccmarics,  as   meat, 
I     Mine,  clothe*. 

(166) 


E 

E,  t,  the  fifth  of  the  Greek  let- 
ters, called  cpsilon,  that  is,  the 
small  or  sliorl  c.  As  a  nume- 
ral mark  it  signifies  five  ;  with 
a  dot  underneath,  t,  five  thou- 
sand. 

"E,  a  particle  expressing  grief  or 
pain,  all  I  ha  !  eh  ! 

'E,  a.  of  oS. 

'E'l,  an  adverb  of  complaint,  ah  ! 
hu  !  or  of  admiration,  to  '.  see 
there  !  bravely  ! 

'E'l,  Ion.  for  r;i',  1  or  3  sin,  imjif. 
ol'ti/ii,  (')  be. 

'E<(,  iieul,  1)1.  of  loi.  Poet,  for  of, 

!;,  01', 

'E  (,  2  sin.  cont.  jircs.  impr.  but 
E'l,  3  sin.  cont,  pres,  ind.  act. 

of  t'l'li), 

E'i'i,  Poet,  for  last, 
'E(;)"i,  -(!{,  -t,  Att,  for  Tiyn,  per. 
mill,  —  Enyco;,  par,   ])er.   mid. 

—  E't/);i',  -);i, -);,  Att.  Hir  nYnv, 
2  a,  pass.  ind.   —  KnyTii'm,  inf. 

—  E'lyJf,  par.  —  'Ku^n,  Att. 
for  rj^'i,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  wyw  or 
o'yi'D/ii. 

"E'1'^1  —  'E'ltof,  in  a.  'Eai^ira.  — 
"Rafiov,  Att.  for  i',(^.i,  per.  mid. 
/;Wf,  in  a.  fi^iira,  par.  per.  mid. 
aiidl)(^oi',  2  a,  ind.  act.  of/nVu). 

'EiK'i  (i>r  iluKii,  per.  act.  oft'/u). 

'E'i'\i;i',-iK,  -i;,  All.  for  iiAi/i-,  \\W\':h 
Ion.  for  itXi]t',  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
c'lSfu).     Or, 

EiiAi;!/,  -i;c,  ->;,  Ail.  or  Ion.  for 
I'l^nvi  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  «Ai;/ii  or 
ii>('u».     Also, 

'Kii\iiv  for  liiXwv,  which  Alt.  for 
!/>iui',  2  a.  ind.  act,  of  uAui^i  or 
iiX/ir<ru), 

'E'/Xu)»f'<  —  Et(\ti)ti,  Alt.  for  ii'SoiKat 
pi.T.  act.  and  !/Xii)i',  2n,  ind.  act. 
of  liXiiifii  or  liXi'irnw'  inf.  /iXili'/n, 
nn  1  pass,  ((Xi>'ic  par.  I'lX'ii'f. 
Tlie'<e  lenses  sii/nify  passively. 

E')i',  (fr.  CI  if,  and  nti  -soever)  if; 
Ih'iugh,  nllhnigh;  wlirn,  when- 
r.lirr  ;  -ever,  -soever.  E'Ji'  t?(, 
tnli'ievrr,  whnsonrr,  E'lf  /i)),  \f 
not,  unlets,  except.  E'il'irto,  if 
inileed,  if  truly.  E'/i'  'V  fiii,  rise, 
othrrwisr.  "0«i()i',  whoever,  whn- 
sorver.     'Q  r?  t.)i',  whalsnner. 

'Kdviuvav-  •<(,  -t,  ^tt,  and  Ivn.  for 


tiffavov,  impf.   ind.  act.  of  Ji- 

'Eaioi,  -i),  -dv,  (fr.  ?u>  or  tVii'ui  to 
iirvss)Jit  J'ur  ivfiir  or  drrsx,Jiiie, 
gay  ;  light,  sligl'lt  ''""  >'  ./"*'''''■) 
J'usite,  melting,  ruiiiiiiig.  Subs, 
a  »-ai7 ;  rt  fi  i7,  /oo»e  garment,  long 
robe,  gown. 

Eai'rrtp,  see  ca'l'. 

'K.vrui  — 'E.iiro,  Att.  or  Ion.  for 
^vTiit,  3  |)1.  prt'S.  ind  iniil.  and 
>ivTo,  3  pi.  Jnipr.   ind.    mid.   of 

'E  i{'a,  see  iaya. 

'Eup,  -poi.  Poet.  t)p,  and  Ion.  i3r;p, 
-^po(,  rt,  Me  spring  ;  blond,  vi- 
giitir,  bloom  ;  fatness,  plenty. 

Eaprn),  -//f, ;/,  (fern,  ol"  next)  the 
spring, 

EnpTiof,  and  Eiapiioj,  -f),  -iv,  (fr. 
flip  spring)  of  the  spring,  vernal ; 
rich,  blooming. 

Eup<irf,o0of,  -ov,  and  -rpo(;!>>)f,  -fo; 
-oCj,  6,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and  rpt'^u)  to 
rear)  reared,  bred  or  growing  in 
spring,  vernal ;  vigorous,  luxuri- 
ant, blooming, 

Eaf,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  cont. 

—  'Eacr',  Ion.  for  daac,  3  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  —  'Edaavris,  n.  pi. 
par.  1  a.  act.  —  Edcart,  2  pi. 
1  a.  impr.  act.  —  'E.dati,  3  sin. 
1  f.  ind.  act.  of  £a'u). 

'Euo-a,  Atl.  for  jvffu,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
o( av&dvw. 

'Edcnjjtv,  Ion.  for  eidaai^zv,  1  pi.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  —  Edaaintv,  1  pi.  1 
a.  opt.  act.  —  Enaai,  1  a.  inf 
act.  —  Edo-u),  in  2  pi.  Kdatrc,  1 
f.  ind.  act.  —  Eairu;,  -/jj,  -p,  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  ta'u. 

'Kaai,  Ion.  and  'Kaact,  Poet,  for 
iiat,  3  pi.  pres.  of  ci/(i,  to  be. 

'EucKov,  -£s,  -J,  Ion.  for  tlaov,  impf. 

—  Kdanfjitv,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act. 

of  Eu'u. 

"Eaaan,  Dor.  for  ouaa,  fern.  par. 

pres.  of  £(ui,  to  be. 
'Earai  and  'Earo,  Ion.  for  ^vrai, 

and  ^vTD,  3  pi.  of  ?fiai,  and  its 

impf.  rjfiriv. 
'Earc,  Ion.  for  i/re,  2  pi.  impf.  of 

cifii,  to  be. 
Edrt,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  impr.  act. 

of  ta'u . 

Eiirioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  tooj  to  allow) 
to  be  allowed,  permitted,  &c. 

'EatroD,  -Tii,  -ov,  (fr.  'io  for  ov  his 
own,  and  nv-fds  self)  q/"  himself, 
herself,  itself.  In  sin.  it  is 
sometimes  applied  to  the  se- 
cond person,  yourself;  and  in 
the  pi.  to  all  the  three,  our- 
selves, yourselves,  themselves  ; 
home,  one^s  home  ;  one  another, 
evh  other. 

'Eni^O/jv,  Att.  for  ri$9nv,  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  airru).     Or  Ion.  for  ti^ 
dnv,  same  of  enofiat 


EBE 

'Eoui'i  -^''-ol.  for  Idv,  g.  pi.  of  Hi 

lor  us,  i),  bv. 
Edwi',  /Eol.  lor  (/u>,  cont.  tuiv,  g. 

pi.  of  £t)f. 

'E/:i<j,  Dor.  for  iilrj,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 

ucl.  of  jii)ftt  or  jiaivu. 
'Ejia,   Lucon.  for  ta,  pres.   impr. 

act.  cont.  of£u'u). 
Eiidiiaa,  -ai,  -t,  1   a.  ind.  act.   of 

E:idOvvov,  -a,  -t,  impf.  act.  of  j3a- 

'E/3u(ioi',-tf,-£,  impf.  act.of/3o/i'u). 
'EjiaWov,  -is,  -e  or  -tv,  2  a.  ind. 

act.  —  'ElidXuv,  -£{,  -£,  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of/JuXAu). 
'Eiiav,  by  Sync.  Dor.  and  Poet. 

for  ijiijaav,  3  pi.   of  ifiriv,  2   a. 

ind.  act.  of  ,8/;^i  or  jJaiiui. 
Ejid^TTt^cv,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  —  E- 

jidrrtaa,  -af,  -r,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 

Ej3u:rr/(r9»;v,    -r)S,    -rj,  1    a.    ind. 

pass,  of  fjairrifu). 
Kliai:r6fi>iP,  -cv,   -tro,   impf.   ind. 

pass,  of /3<i-ru). 
EPapi'iOrifiiv,  I  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

jSapiu) 
ElinpvuiTTnoav,  3  pi.  2  a.  pass,  of 

PapvdTrroftat,  or  rather  of /Sapuui- 

TTf'w. 

E/SuffiXerCTn,  -aj,  -£  or  -£!<,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  liaaiXevu). 

Effdaxatvc,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of^aa- 
Kalviit. 

'E!iaaov,  Laconic  and  Syracusan 
for  iaaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  ofEdui. 
See  ijia. 

Elidaraca,  -af,  -£,  in  3  pi.  -ravav, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  of  ffdcrd^w. 

Ejidiprjv,  pass.  —  'Epatpov,  act.  2 
a.  ind.  of /Sn'sroj. 

Ei3(^£XDy/ifi'05,.?;,-ov,  par.  per.  pass. 
—  EiiStXv^durjv,  in  1  pi.  -dfjieOa, 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  jS^cMaoofiat. 

'EliiofiayiTtii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  elSSojiOi 
the  seventh,  and  dyu  to  lead) 
the  seventh  leader.  Epithet  of 
Apollo,  born  on  the  seventh  day 
of  the  month. 

'Efioofia'ios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  every 
seventh  day,  weekly, 

'Ei3<5o;ji;?,  -Sioi,n,  (*'r-  i-^rd  seven) 
one  seven,  the  number  seven  ;  a 
week,  seven  days ;  the  Sabbath, 
tite  seventh  day ;  every  seven 
days. 

'ElifiniidTti  and  'E^h6fxti,  -rn,  !,, 
(fem.  of  next)  viz.  fifiipa,  the  se- 
venth day. 

'E/Sod/iarof,  -ri,'Ov,  same  as  'i(iio- 

EpiofirKOvra,  indecl.  (fr.  iura  se- 
ven) seventy. 

E^^oiunxovrai^,  indecl.  (fr.  same, 
and  fj  six)  sevinty-six. 

E[ifoiirtKovTaKii,  (fr.  same)  seventy 
times. 

'EH'^ofiiKoaTis,  -h,  -^v,  (fr.  same) 
seventieth 


Edu, -i,  f.  taVo,,  p.  lioKn,  (fr.  i'u,  to!"Ei3.5o;<oj,  -t),  -ov,   (fr.  same)   the 
send)   to  let,  suffer,   permit,  nl-       seventh. 

low;  tout  go,  let  fall ;   to  leave,  Elii&dtiaav,  3  pi.  of  t^itfidtiv.  pper. 
let  alone,  paJts  by,  omit,  neglect  :\     fr.  [iili.-a,  by  Ion.  Sync,  for  (3<- 
lo  ceate,  stop,' leave  off.    impf..     /3;;k,j,  per.  ind.  act.  of /J^/ho. 
ind.  ,l,iov  -ui,  -(i£j  -oj,  -at  -a.    1 ,  Elicli'iiiiaa,  -rs,  -£,  act.  —  Efte^ai- 
a.  act.  ind.  ciaca'  impr.  iaaovi     tiOn-,  pass.  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  ol  lit- 

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EBP 

E/?f/5X/f/i»ii',  -rjao,  -tiTo,  pper,  pnss. 

ol  /J<i>Xui. 
'lM:iiXoi  or  'E|3ao«,  -oi',  /;,  ebony. 
E/x'p   or  'E|l5«p,   indecl.   Htbir,  a 

man's  name. 
'Eiiiiv, -rji,-ii,  2 a.  ind.  act.  — 'E/Jv- 

(Tu,  -uj,  -£,  ni  3  pi.  'Ktinauv,  I  a. 

ind.  acl.  —  Kliijodfiiiv,  -w,-aro, 

1  a.  ind.  mid.  oi  litifn  or  jiniiui. 
Eiii'ioero,  3  sin.   inij-l.   of  ISriaofiat, 

Poet,  for  (juivoi- 
EjSi I'lOaTo  and  Klitdaarn,  3  sin.  1  a. 

mid.  of  jitdw  or  jiidi^u). 
EjJ/ou,  3  sin.  imptl  act.  of /?<(5u>. 
'E/iia/cof,  -01',  /;.  see  i^ioKOf. 
EiUwv,  2  a.  iud.  acl.  cont.  of  0/u/ii 

or  jli6iii. 
"EliXuiSov,  act.  —  Eli\dl3riv,  pass. 

2  a.  ind.  of /JAdirrui. 
Ej3/\d«u^«ii,  Att.  for  (itpXaKCviiat, 

per.  pass,  of /3Xaic£viu). 
'E/JXa/i/j-ji,     Att.    for    pijiXaixiiai, 

per.  pass,  of  fiXditTui. 
EliXuBTJiads,  -v7ii,  -ds,  Att.  for  /?(- 

/JXa(Tr»7Ku){,    per.    par.    act.    — 

E/3X«VT;/(Ta,  -n{,  -t,  or -£V,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  — 'EfiXuaroi',  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  fiXatrrdviji  or  (iXdoriu). 
EjSXucr^i/^JXra,  -ai,  -£,  in  3  pi.  -(p^- 

IxTjaav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  EiiXao(j>rj- 

flow,  3  pi.  cont.  impf  act.  of 

liXaaiprjiilw. 
'E/JXui/,u, -a5,-£,in3pl.'E|3Xo;//ai', 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of /SXdir-Tuj. 
'EfiXeiTov,  -a,  -c,  impf.  —'E(3\t\pa, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  (iXinu. 
'Ei3X»;0J7»',  -VS,  -rj,  '■>  3  pi.  -Qnaav,  1 

a.  ind.  pass.  —  'E/JXiyo.  Sync. 

for  tfifiiXriro,  3  sin.  pper.  pass. 

of/JiiXXu. 
E(i6a,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  cont.   of 

l3odu. 
E/3ui?0i;(ra,-af,-£,  act.— E/Jo;70>7ff<i 

/i»;v,  -u),  -aro,  mid.  1  a.  md.  of 

/3o;/9f'ui. 
'E.^offKov,  impf.  of  P6aKW. 
E|3ouX/nro,  and  Ej3ouX£vvto,  Ion. 

for£,5oi;Xoi'ro,  3  sin.    impf.  ind. 

mid.  —  E^ovyo.Oriv,   1   a.  ind. 

pass.  —  Efiov\6firiv,  -ov,  -no 

impf.  mid.  of /?uuX»^ui. 
E^ovXtvKa,    Att.    for   (icjiovUvKa, 

per.  act.  —  E^ovXtvovro,  3  pi. 

impf.  mid.  —  E0oi\ivttn,  act.  — 

E(iov\tvadiJ.r,v,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  of 

(iuvXtvui. 
'Ej3pa(Yw,  f.  -iiTw.  to  imitate,  live  or 

s/;ea*  like  the  Hebrews. 
' E^paiKbi,  -f\,  -bv,  Hebrew,  concern- 
ing the  Hel/rews. 
'El3paloi,-a,-ov,  a  Hebrew,  native 

Jew. 
■E/3p«rj,  -Uoi,  h,  Hebrew,  the  He- 

brevj  language. 
'E/3p«l<TTi,  (fr.  last.)  in  the  Hebrew 

t'inguc. 
EUpdaOn",  -rji,  -V,  1  a-  ind-  P"*' 

of  Ppd^u)  or  (ipdaau). 
'E,VX'.  ^"^  'E/?/5('X'«.  3  sin-  "' 
'E/'ip'iYoi',  -£S,-t,  impf.  act.  of  0pd- 
^'„._0r,  2ii.ind.  act.  and  - 
Eliodxnv,  2  a.  ind.  pass.  — 
'E^p/I'n,  -nf,  -£  or  tv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  fipiX'^-  .  J  , 

E[ipdvT„oa,  -as,  -t,  1  »•  '"a-  act.  of 

l^povrdu). 


Err 

'E/?pu)v,  -oif,  -u,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

iipuiut  or  iipJiaKiii. 
"Eliuiaa,  -of,  -£,  — Zl^i-icdfiriv,  -u>, 
•aro,  and  —  EliiicOrj-.,  -rj;,  -17, 
Dor.  for  cfidiicra,  t^oriadjitiv,  and 
iPoiJOtiv,  1  a.  ind.  act.  mid.  and 
pass.  of/?oau», 
Eyavwflijv,  -i)f,  -1)  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
oCyavdui. 

''Eyyayyti,  -liof,  !i,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
ru'yyr;f  the  Ganges)  same  as 
yayyirns,  an  agate. 

E,yya<7Tpifiai/Tts,  -of,  Alt.  -tuf, 
and  t^yyuarpiiiiidog,  -ov,  c, »;,  (fr. 
ev  in,  yan-jjp  the  belly,  and  fidv- 
Tti  a  diviner,  or  fivOoi  a  word)  a 
ve<rilo'juuit ;  onf  possessed  or 
preleiulin^  to  be  possessed  with  a 
spirit  of  divination  ;  a  magician, 
diviner,  soothsayer. 

'Eyy'yaa,  -aas,  -at,  du.  -aarov, 
ana  -arov,  pi.  -dn/icv,  and  -a^tv, 

-dare.,  -aai,  per.  ind.  mid Ey- 

ytyuiif,  par.  per.  mid.  of  tyyl- 
voftai. 

K/ycypifiuho!,  -77,  -or,  par.  per, 
pass.  01  cyypd(piii. 

EyycyvriKa,  -as,  -c,  per.  ind.  act.  of 
tyyvdti). 

^yycyvuvaafiit'os,  -17,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  cyyvfiiidsOiiat. 

'Eyyciiiarov,  -ov,  rd.  (perhaps  fr. 
iyytov  nearer,  ana  /Ja/iu  to  go) 
a  hydraulic  machine,  called  by 
Vitruvius  cngi^ata. 

'Eyycioi  »nd  'Eyyaiof,  -ov,  b,  hi 
(fr.  cv  in,  anil  yTi  land)  of  the 
land  or  country,  native  ;  landed, 
funded. 

lE.yydTvtos,  -ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  same,  and 
vfiVoiv  a  neighbour)  a  neigh- 
bo'ir,  neighbouring,  adjoining, 
near,  nigh. 

'Eyyc^a'^  -"Si  ^-  -dau>,  (fr.  same,  and 
yi\dw  to  laugh)  to  laugh  at,  ri- 
dicule, mock. 

Zyycvhi,  -ioi-ovf,  b,  ^,  (fr.  same, 
and  ylvouai  to  be)  native,  hornin 
the  lann ;  natural,  inbred,  in- 
nate ;  lender,  feeling ;  related, 
conned'd;  a  cousin,  relation. 

Eyyhuifiai,  -1,  -nrat,  sub.  —  Ey- 
Yivo/icvof,  par.  2  a.  mid.  of  tyyi- 
vofiai. 

'EyyU^ei,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
Eyyi^tiv,  prcs.  inf.  act.  —  Eyy^ 
((Df,  -ovaa,  -ov,  par.  pres.  act.  of 

Eyy^fw,  f-  -tau},  Att.  -id,  p.  i;y- 
ytKit,  (fr.  tyyvi  near)  to  rnme 
nigh,  draw  nmr,  approarh  ;  to  he 
at  hand,  impend,  hang  over,  nrqe, 
prrxs.  impf.  Cyyi^ov.  1  a.  act. 
md.  fiyyiira'  pur.  tyylaa(. 

KyyiviaOai,  pre?,  inf  of  next. 
Used  Ion.  in  the  lenxe  of  ({(ifoi, 
sec  t^tart. 

^Yylvo\im,  or  -lyvoiiat,  (fr.  tv  in, 
and  yivofint  to  be)  to  he  in,  be- 
long to,  he  naturril  to ;  to  grow 
in  or  trilh,  he  innatf  or  implant- 
ed ;  to  he  jirtumt,  at  or  alnni; 
with,  attend  upon  ;  to  elapse,  in- 
tervene ;  to  happen,  hefntl,  turn 
mit;  to  be  aVnvs-i'ile,  right,  bnpful. 

'F.yytnv,  com|>.  of  ryji'f. 

Zyyiant,  1  n.  inf  nrt.  — EyyfiroTt, 
crarufai',  2  and  3  pi.  '  n.  impr. 


Err 

act. — Eyyi'traf,  par.   1  a,  act. 
of  tyyi'^ui. 

'EyytoTU,  adv.  —  'Eyyicrof,  adj. 
sup.  oftyyyf. 

EyyicriD;ia,  -urof,  rb,  a  wound  or 
rupture  of  the  brain. 

KyyXvKd^u,  EyyAi'A."aiV(<),  and  Ey- 
yXvcaui,  (tr.  iv  in,  and  yXixic 
sweet)  to  sweeten ;  to  cause  or 
produce  sweetness. 

EyyXv(t)<i>,  f.  -i^ui,  (Cr.  same,  and 
yAiJ^u)  to  carve)  to  engrave, 
carve  ;  to  inscribe,  imprint. 

EyyiSiaror,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same,  and 
yivv  the  knee)  a  kind  of  clock  or 
dial. 

Eyvoi'i;,  -ijf,  };,  a  granddaughter. 
Also,  "Eyyovos,  -ov,  b,  a  graiid- 
son,  and 

'Eyyojor,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
ydiof  offspring)  a  family,  de- 
scendants, seed,  generation. 

'EyypaTrof,  -ov,  0,  1%  (fr.  eyypdi>)w 
to  inscribe)  inscribed,  entitled; 
written  down,  enrolled,  recorded. 

Kyypa<pfi,  -ijf,  fj,  (fr.  tyypd<pii>  to 
inscribe)  an  inscriplinn,  title. 

'Eyypn0of,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same) 
vrriUen  upon,JiUed  with  writing. 

Eyypn'(/ni),  f.  -'r'^)  P-  cyytypaAa, 
(fr.  tv  in,  and  ypa'if  u  to  write)  to 
engrave  ;  to  write  in  or  upon  ;  to 
inscribe,  entitle ;  to  enrol,  re- 
cord. 1  a.  ind.  act.  tviypaxla 
per.  pass.  ind.  lyyiypaftfiai 
par.  tyyiypafifiivoi. 

EyyuaXi^u),  f.  -^latji,  and  -ffcj,  (fr 
same,  and  y(ia\ov  the  palm)  to 
put  into  the  hand  ;  to  stretch  out, 
(iffer,  deliver,  hand  over,  trans- 
mit ;  to  insert,  put,  thrust  in ;  to 
trust,  give  on  credit. 

EyyvdXi^a,  Ion.  for  tvtyvd\i(a, 
-Of,  -t,  1  a.  act.  ind.  —  Eyyua- 
Xi'fii,  1  a.  inf  of  last. 

Kyyvncofiai,  Dor.  for  cyyv^aonai, 
1  f  mid.  of 

Eyyvdw  -d,  f.  -i/ffo),  (fr.  next)  to 
promise,  undertake,  ent>agc,  as 
sure;  to  give  into  the  hand ;  to 
give    in    marriage,  betroth ;    to 
pledge,  give  or  take  security. 

Eyyvr),  -)-/?,  1;,  (perhaps  fr.  tv  in, 
and  yv7nv  a  hand)  a  pledge,  se- 
curity ;  a  promise,  undertaking, 
engagement ;  bail,  suretiship. 

Eyyvrjoa,  Ion.  lor  rjyyirica,  1  a. 
ind.  art.  of  tyyun'ui. 

Eyyt5»;<rif,  -<of,  Att.  -tax,  I/,  (fr.  ty- 
yvi) a  pledge)  briil,  security; 
suretiship ;  a  recognisance,  ac- 
knowledgment, nhliQntion. 

Eyyi'irr),  -T[<,  !i,  (fern,  ofiyyutirif) 
a  bride,  betrothed  woman. 

Eyyvnrlii,  -of',  b,  (fr.  tyyu^  a 
pl(;<lge)  a  sponsor,  surety,  se- 
curity. 

Kyyinrif,  -h,  -iv,  (fr-  tyyvdu  to 
pledgi')  pledged,  promised,  en- 
gacrd,  brtrolhrd. 

Zyyif^tv,   and   EyytiOi,   Poet,   for 

Eyyi'/'rrf^o;/'",  (".  iv  m,  and  yvii- 
irt'i.)  to  cxrrri«c)  to  rxrrciAe  or 
train  onr'ji  self;  to  practise,  par. 
pre*,  (yyvfivnt^iiitvot.  par.  I  a. 
mid,  f.yvjtvnirdiiivnf. 

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EFE 

'EyyiJof,  -ov,  b,  {j,  (fr.  tyyvtt  a 
pledge)  a  surety,  bail. 

Eyyi'f,  near,  nigh,  at  hand,  close, 
7i(Xt.  comp.  daaav,  cyyiuiv,  and 
tyyi'TCpos'  sup,  {'yynrrof,  and 
tyyvTuTos. 

Kyyvrdrui,  Eyyt'rara,  and  'Ey- 
yiara,  sup.  01  fyyi'f. 

Eyyiirfpo)',  Eyyurfpui,  and  'Ey- 
yiov,  comp.  01' same. 

Eytyrfici,  3  sin.  j'pcT.  mid.  of  yi'- 
10/1111. 

Zytypt(pr',Ktiv,  pper.  act.  of  ypa- 
<f>Ho,  Alt.  for  ypd(pui. 

Eyti'iao,  Ion.  for  tyiiiio,  2  sin.  of 
tytiidfiijv,  1  a.  mid.  —  Eynd/it/i', 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  yf'iui,  obs.  for 
which  is  used  ylro^m,  which  see. 

EyMptii,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  'Eyfipai, 
1  a.  impr.  mid.  —  Eyff'p'ij,  -ucra, 
•av,  g.  -paiTOf,  a.  -piivra,  par.  1 
a.  act.  — 'Eyfipr,  -ino,  in  2  pi. 
-pert,  pres.  impr.  act.  Or'Eytipt, 
Ion.  for  I'r/ttpc,  3  sin.  impt.  act. 
—  Eyffpci,  3  sin.  ind.  ;  Kytipeiv, 
inf.  pres.  act.  —  TZyclpij,  3  sin. 
1  a.  sub.  act.  —  Eyiipt/iai,  -rj, 
-tTQ'.,  pres.  ind.  pass.  — Kycip6- 
ptiof,  -1],  -ov,  d.  -oiiivif),  par. 
pres.  mid.  but  du.  -oiiivw,  or 
Dor.  for  -o^ivov,  g.  sin.  par. 
prcs.  mid.  —  'Rytipov,  in  2  pi. 
•ptcOt,  pres.  impr.  pass,  of 

Eyci'/jo),  f  tytpui,  p.  j')ytpKa,  Att. 
tyi'yzpKa,  to  raise,  lift  up ;  to 
move,  stir,  rouse,  excite,  start, 
encourage,  exhort,  set  on;  to 
quicken,  spur,  hasten  ;  In  awake, 
raise  from  slrcp ;  to  raise  aflame, 
set  on  Jirc,  light  up,  kindle ;  to 
raise  the  strain,  celebrate  ;  to  erect ^ 
build,  heap,  pile  up ;  to  raise 
from  the  dead,  quicken,  bring  to 
life.  Eyilpofiai,  to  raise  one's 
self,  rise ;  to  awake,  rise  from, 
sleep;  to  wake,  watch;  to  come 
to  life.  I  a.  act.  ind.  ijyeipn" 
impr.  lyttpov'  sub.  tytipia'  inf 
lyiipar  par.  lydpns.  per.  pass. 
fiyipfiat,  and  Alt.  cyrycpixai.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  r,yipdni''  mipr.  fy.-'p- 
0>;r("inf  £y(p3r;i'a("par.  lycpbiii. 
1  f  pass.  tyipOt'iOOjiai.  pi  r.  mid. 
)'iyopa,  Alt.  lyriynpii,  and  by 
Epenth.  typr,yopa'  par.  lyprjyo- 
pu'ii. 

Ey/Xofn,  Dor.  and — EyAairirrt, 
Poet.  f)r  f)-Aa(ra,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  ytAn'o). 

Kyri'lnOrj,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

Ky/iiiaii,  1  n.  ind.  act.  ofycfil^w. 

'Kyr/iov,  impf.  net.  o( yljiia. 

Ey/vto,  nnrirnlly  lylvtnn,  for  cyi- 
vav,  2  sin.  2  a.  mid.  of  yiVo^dK. 

Eyhnv,  -tif,  -ri,  pass.  —  'Kytvov, 
-i<,  -t,  act.  1  a.  ind.  of  yilyw, 
obs.  sec  ylroiiai. 

Eyivvi'iOnv,  -i7f,  -17,  pi.  -0^/jtv.  -»7rr, 
-iianv,  I  a.  ind.  piL«s. — Ky/v- 
vrioa,  -(If,  -£  or  -iv,  in  3  pi.  -»;<7iir, 
1  n.  ind.  act  of  yinn'cu. 

Eyvifiriv,  lytvnv,  tylviro,  and  by 
Sync.  'EytvTo,  pi.  lytv^jtiOo, 
•x'laOi,  -vovTo,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
ylinitai. 

EyipOtJf,  -''""i  -IV,  d.  -Oivri,  par. 
1  a.  pass,  nf  tyttpto. 


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EPK 


£.yipOi;v,  len.  for  i/j'/pCi/r,  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  Iienco  'EytpOri-,  Dor.  mvl 
ion.  for  qyipdi;o,ii',  3  pi.  of  same. 
—  EyioOiiTi,  -0/,ru),  in  2  pi. 
-0;?r£,  1  a.  iinpr.  puss.  —  Kyip- 
Pu»,  -i)i,  -i),  sub.  —  E)'fpi)i)rui, 
inf. — EytpO/Sffo/'n'i-ii-futiin  3 
pi.  -SiiuoiTiii,  1  f.  pass,  of  tyt'pui. 
Eylpaljioi,  -01),  0,  .'/,  (fr.  tytipw  to 
rouse)  </iii/  rni'sc.'!  or  cAtfTs;  rc- 
freshi-ij:,  rrvirin,^. 
'Eyio(7(s-,  -(ot,  Att.  -tiof,  >%  (fr. 
same)  n  ruinng  or  rising  i//); 
cxhorlntion,  encouragement,  pro- 
tor,  ition  ;  an  e/ci'n.'io?!,  (Tfciion, 
fniilding ;  an  auyihenins.  or  ruun- 
ingfrom  sleep;  resurrection,  re- 
anininlion,  returning  to  life.  a. 
sin.  lycpaiv. 
Eycpo),  -ui,  -Lt,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
tyti'pio. 

'Eyeva.iTO,  3  sin T.ycviraoBc,  2 

pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  ofyevojim. 
E)»/yf'paro,  Ion.  and  Alt.  for  iiyip- 
//{'loi  fjcr.i;  3  pi.  ppcr.  pass.  — 
Eyi'yfp/jai. . -cr.ii,  -rai. — Ey?;- 
yipiiivoi,  Att.  for  i;ycpiini,  per. 
ind.  pass,  and  »jycp/i»'oj,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  tyti'pw. 
Eyiynpa,  Alt.  for  ijyopa,  per.  ind. 

mid.'  of  same. 
Eyi'Ovf,  -ijf,  -;/,  1  a  ind.  pass,  of 

ytidiii). 

Eyr/iii,  1  a.  act.  ind.   and  yf'/jHf, 

par.  of  ynifii!)  or  yrlu'ji,  for  yo- 

^f(i>.    Or,  by  Sync,  for  tydpjaa. 

ajid  y.-'^ijcnf  same,  from  yafiiu. 

Ey'p:i,  for  cyrpn,  3  sin.  impf.  ind. 

of  y'ci;ii(,  for  yfpn'o)  or  yt/pa'cxw. 

Or,  3  sin.  impf.  cont.  of  yipdto. 

EyicwiTko;',  -tj,  -£,  impf.   act.    of 

yii'(i(r>r<o. 
Eyca-'ii',  Ion.  and  Att.  for  ty^icuii', 

pros.  inf.  act.  of  ryc/iw. 
EyvnOtroj,  -uv,  6,  //,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
KnOinui     to    set    on)    hsirhouc, 
Ircar.herous  ;  suhomeil,  hired  for 
a  bad  purpose.   Subs,  an  asxas- 
sin,  way-layer ;    a  spy,  listener, 
eave^-drnpper ;  an  informer. 
'E.yKiiOri^iiui  -C>,  (fr.  £1'  in,  Kara  in- 
tent, and  T)fidij)  to  be  young)  to 
upend  youth  ;  to  he  in  youth. 
1£,yKiidriuii,  (fr.  tv  in,  and  KaOn^m 
to   S't)    to  sit    dovm   upon  ;   to 
crnurh,  sloop  doum ;    to    watch, 
lie  in  amhu-th,  lay  wail. 
EyK""'^"),   (fr.   same,  and  KaSi^o) 
to  sit'i  to  sil  dnu.m  upon ;  to  wait 
for,  hencl,  lay  wait;  to  station, 
set,  place. 
TRyKnOinTniii^  (fr.  same,  and  xaOl- 
trrntit    to   dispose)    to    net,  put, 
plur^,  nettle,  arronge,  dispose ;  to 
put   in,   7nix ;    to   he   in,  at   or 
amnm;.  i>ar.   per.   act.  cyKaBcc- 
TO);,  by  Sync,  for  lyKaQiarriKw^. 
Eyfi've",  -biv,'Tn,  (fr.  same,  and 
Koivii    new)    ancient  feasts  in 
memory    of  llie    ftmmling     of 
r'tien,    eonsccralion    of  ternjiles. 
Sec.     Among  Ihe  Jews  the  feast 
(if  the  dcdirMiv.%  of  the    temple 
and  of  its  p^jrificati.on  from  the 


Eyi'in'^su),  f.  -Y(Tii),  p.  tyncKalviKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  iiinoiatr,  dumge, 
utter ;  to  renew,  confirm  ;  to 
handset ;  to  dedicate,  consecrate. 
1  a.  act.  ci'CKuUtaa.  per.  pass. 
cyKrKni'iaiiat. 
EyKHii'ierit,  -105,  Alt.  -fiuj,  >;,  and 
Eyicuii'io/iDj,  -oil,  6,  (IV.  same) 
(in  iiinoiation,  alteration  ;  a  re- 
newal, nvival ;  a  conjirinatiov, 
celebration  ;  a  dedication,  consi- 
cration. 
"EyKiitpoi,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
Ktdooi  o])portunity)  Jil,  conrc- 
7ticnt,  commodious ;  seasonahle, 
opportune,  timely. 
Eynuipwi,  (fr.  last)  seasonably,  op- 

porlunely. 
Eyikui'w,    (fr.   sv  in,   and    Kctia    to 
burn)  to  bum  in,  brand;  to  light 
up,  kindle ;  to  enamel. 
KyKOKiu)   -a,  f.  -I'ffM,  (fr.  same, 
and  KizK&i  evil)  to  disdain, scorn  : 
to  dislike,  loiitne,  he  averse  to, 
EyKdXj'ui  -d,  f.  -fcru,  p.  tyKiKXtiKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  Ka\iw  to  call)  to 
summon,  sue  ;    to  charge,  im- 
plead, indict,  accuse,   imjif.  £V£- 
KaXcov  -ovv.  1  a.  ind.  act.  iviku- 
Xfcra.  par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  cy- 

K(:)<OVfitVO^. 

KyKa\oijKi'X}if,-toi  -ov;,  6,  fi,  (fr.  cr 
in,  KnXoi'  timber,  and  cr/oAo«  a 
leg)  one  in  the  stocks,  a  vasahond. 

EyKaXo?'//ai,  ind.  —  Eyxiv^ou/icvo?, 
par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  of  tyKa- 

XfU). 

KyKaXvjiiia,  -uTOi,  rb,  (fr.  next)  o 
covering  ;  a  veil,  wrapper,  man- 
tle, cloak. 

EyK .XvTrTcu,  f.  -i/w,  (fr.  fv  in,  and 
KaXvTTTOj  to  cover)  to  rover  up, 
wrap  up  ;  to  vdt,  conceal,  hide, 
bury, 

Eyifa'Xiii^if,  -to?,  Att.  -£(<>{,  ht  (S^- 
last)  a  wrapping  up,  conceal- 
ment, hiding. 

'E.yKuvo-^irtfiai  -Cbytni,  (fr.  next)  to 
burst  out  laughing  ;  to  rustic 
among,  ratlle ;  to  sound  a  horn, 
&c. 

Ey»:'Ji'n;;^;f'ui  -5,  f.  -raw,  (fr.  tv  m, 
and  Kfiva^iw  to  sound,  th.  SX"f 
sound)  to  gurgle,  pour  v>ith  a 
noise ;  to  rattle,  resound.  1  a. 
impr.  act.  eyKavn^ov.  I  a.  inf. 
mid.  cyKava^t'cacOai. 

'Eyicip,  -t/pof,  rd,  (fr.  same,  and 
X- tip  ("or  Kripu  the  head)  the  brain  ; 
a  louse ;  a  motr,  atom,  trife. 
But  the  meaning  of  this  word  is 
very  doubtful. 

'Ey/fopoj,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  the 
brain. 

'EycpTo?! -""i  'oy  >%  (fr.  same,  and 
(caprdf  fruit)  biitriiifi  fruit,  pro- 
ducing seed,  fruilful,  prolific; 
teeming,  jmgnant. 

F.yKapala,  -ay,  ij,  (fr.  next)  obli- 
quity, obliqueness,  a  shpr-,  slant. 

KyKrlpcios,  -ov,  h,  f),  (fr.  cv  intcns. 
and  Kfiprim  oblique)  oblique,  not 
prrpewlicular,   Uaning,  sloping, 
■      ■  ked. 


.•slanting,  crooi 
heathen   idolatries  of  the   Ro-jEy<.(i<>o''';)^'<Xos,-ou,  6,  f;,  (fr.  last,  o: 
roan.".     An  annivcrsarii,  crmsr-\     fr.    Iv  in,    r.aoa   the  h':ad,  and 
rralion.  dediraiiim.  i     yoXti  ^vaer)  hot  headed,  choleric, 

(16R) 


avgry  ;  tatinting,  sjnteful,  hitttr, 
Severe. 
EyKiit,  deeply,  to  a  great  depth; 

within,  inside. 
'EyArur',  fur  'EyxSTd,  -lui',  ra,  (pi. 
neut.  of  lyKuTOi  inside )  the  m- 
Pards,     entniils,    boviis,    intes- 
tines ,  thrjtcsh.  dat.  ]>!.  fyKdroij, 
and  (yKuai. 
Eykarajiu/ru,  (fr.  cv  in,  and  Kura- 
liuii'u)  to  descend)   to  go  down 
into,  descend,  enter. 
EyKoTiijituiii  -u),  f.  -ui(Tu),  (fr.  same, 
and    Kar«/Ji0(i)   to    pass    life)    to 
spend  life  in  ;  to  pass  or  employ 
time  iu  ;  to  dwell,  abide  at. 
Ey(faTi.0w, -)";{,-;;,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 

.'yk'ururiOi/fii. 
KyKitTuKitixat,  f.    -dcro^ni,   (fr.    tv 
on,  and  /ihtokeT/iji  lo  lie  dou'n) 
to  sit  dcnen  upon,  be  seated ;  to 
lie  or  sit  doum  at  meiU  ;  to  lean 
or    depend   oti,   be    attached    or 
dev't^d.   to.    pres.    inf.    lyKara- 
Ktlodci. 
EyKdruXf'yu),  f.  -fu),(fr.  same,  and 
Karu'kiyia   to   choose)    to    inrol 
among,  register. 
Ey(cnTfiX{ij/fia,-aTos,T(),  (fr.  same) 
remains,    relics ;    a    monument., 
memorial. 
Ey/caruX£ir(if/£VOf,    -rj,    -ov,    par. 
pres.   pass.  —  Ey/inTuXfiroirff, 
n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  —  EyAuTu- 
Xt/i/o),  -cij, -fi,  1  f  ind.  act.  of 
ViyicaniXtiTui),  f.   -i|'W,  p.   tyxara- 
Xf'XfK^du,  (fr.  £v  in,  and  (funiXuVu 
to   forsake)   to  desert,  abandon, 
ejuit   in   distrcis ;  to  leave  over, 
liave  remaiiiing,   reserve.    2    a. 
act.  ind.  tyKaTiMncv  sub.  tyKa- 

TuXilTO). 

EyKaraXi^veivoi,  same  as  last. 

EyfnraXijro),  -»is, -»j,  2  a.  sub.  act, 
of  same. 

Ey»rnTaXoyiTa),  f.  -Ytru,  (fr.  tv  in, 
and  KuTiiXoyi'i^a)  to  count)  to  dis- 
tribute, arrange. 

EyK<ru/«yvi'u),f.  -/ji|^(i),p.  "X")  C"""' 
same,  and  KaTninyvvjn  to  mi.x 
up)  to  intermingle,  intermix, 
confuse,  in.'irvl,  put  in  among. 

Ey  earn  mi  I'^u,  f.  -aai,  and  -foi,  (fr. 
cv  intens.  and  Kururrci^d)  to 
mock)  to  deride,  ridicule,  jibe  ; 
to  cajole,  deceive. 

EyAf  ir«rryri)/ii,  f.  -7r>'fii),  (fr.  cv  in, 
and  Kar(H7.''yi'i'f<(  to  fasten  down) 
to  stick,  drive  or  fix  in,fn.  .en  in. 

KyKc.racKivd^io,f.  -rio-w,  (fr  same, 
and  KaraoKcvn^ii)  to  equip)  to 
fit  out,  provide,  furnish,  finish 
completely. 

KyxaracKi'irTtii,  f.  -i^eu,  (fr.  £!<  in- 
tens. and  KaTaoKi-.Tia  to  urge) 
to  apply  earnestly ;  to  lean,  press 
upon ;  to  eissail,  set  upon ;  to 
fling,  Ihrou'. 

EyKnTacTtlpu),  f.  -rpu,  (fr.  cv  in, 
and  KdTan-nelpo)  to  sow)  to  seru) 
aliroad,  disseminate,  implant,  in- 
culcnte. 

EyKi!Tr.rlOr)i.n,  (fr.  same,  and  leara- 
riOniii)  to  put  or  place  in  or 
among,  lay,  set  or  vul  together, 
conceive,  cfijnprclici.'l. 

EyKarifta,    Poet.    Ji'id    Tor.     for 


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tvKaTt^v,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  E)'Kfx:p»?/ifi'Of.   par-   per-  pass.  of]     Aosicn,    accelerate,    quicken ;    to 

£yicarn/^'Vtor-;iuuu).  tyXfa"/*"'-  .      6'«<'f,''ei''«''i"Ti/.  par.  pres.  act. 

EyfcarfXTrov,  -£s,  -£,  -  a.  ind.  act, 

o(  lyKaTtiXdrzu)-  ...,,. 

Ey«a'ry£To,by  Sync.  forty/carf'StTo,   EyKiffffau), -5,   f.   -;;<7w,  (fr.   £i'  in, 

3  sin.  2.  a.  ind.  mid.  of  cvKara-       and  Ki'ffffa  g.een-sickncss)  tuiU- 


cyK 
Tidrifit. 

ZyKuTi^cadai,  Ion.  for  tYKaOi^ta- 
dat,  pres.  inf.  mid.  of  tyxabi^u). 

EyKuTOiKeu)  -a,  f.  -i/cTu),  p.  fyxurii- 
KijKa,  (fr.  £v  in,  and  KaTutKiii)  to 
dwell)  to  (itfW/  in,  inhnliit,  abide 
al.  par.   pres.   act.  cyKaToiKimv 

-ail'. 

'EycaToj,  -ov,  b,  f)  (fr.  ryvris 
wiihin.  Or  ev  in,  and  KUfiai  to 
lie)  inward^  inner,  interior,  in- 
ttrnal. 

'KyKavfia,  -aroi,  ri,  {eyKaiu)  to 
burn  in)  a  burn,  braiui. 

^yKav)(^au>  -S>,  f.  -I'lati),  (fr.  tv  in, 
and  avyiu)  to  boust)  to  boast  of, 
exult  in,  brag,  be  vain  of. 

'E.yKaij>oi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
(turn.)  to  devour)  a  mouthful, 
morsel,  dose. 

'EyKciitni,  (fr.  same,  and  (c£7f<ni  to 
lie)  to  lie  or  be  in,  inhere,  belong 
to,  cleave  or  cling  to ;  to  lean 
lowartls,  befriend;  to  set  upon, 
invade,  assail,  attack,  seize ;  to 
press,  uri-e,  be  instant. 

Kycipu),  (fr.  same,  and  Kilpu  to 
sliave)  to  shave  closcli/.  par. 
pres.  pass.  eyKetpo/jievos.  1  f. 
mid.  tyxitfiovfiut. 

EyxcKiUi'iaffti,  •aai,-rui,  per.  pass, 
o'  tyKaivi^ii). 

Ey>:cKa\vfifi(voi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  £y<caXu7rra). 

EyaiXui'a,  -uiv,  ra,  (neut.  pi.  of 
next)  minute  insects. 

KyKi\af.a!,-ov,  b,ri,  (fr.  ev  in,  and 
KiXafoi  noise)  nolni/,  buzzinn, 
rattling.  Subs.  Enceladus,  llie 
name  of  a  giant. 

ZyKi^cvarif,  -ou,  i,  (i,  (fr.  next) 
trhorled,  encouraged ;  bid,  or- 
dered, cjtmmaruled. 

HyKLXiiiit,  f.  -cvcu,  (fr.  tv  intens. 
and  KiXtiui  to  orilcr)  to  exhort, 
encourage;  to  clieer,  set  on;  to 
urge,  hasten. 

Ky<tvTol^'^,f-  -Ytcii,  i\.tyKCKivrpiKii, 
(fr.  tv  m,  and  urtiTpi'^w  to  prick) 
to  inMert,  put  or  thrust  in  ;  to  in- 
graft. I  a.  act.  ind.  cvikiv- 
TOiin. 

Eyftvdf.  -tfioi.  It,  (fr.  name,  and 
Kivrfvi  to  prick)  a  sting  ;  a  prickle, 
thorn  ;  a  »pur  ;  a  Mti/le  for  writ- 
ing. 

EyfiTofuai,  I  a.  inf  arl — Eyiftv- 
rpinfh'iaQvrni,  3  pi.  I  f.  in'l.  pass. 
—  KyKryToiaOa,  1  a.  lub,  pass, 
of  cyKtyrpl^ut. 

tyf'pii'ii  -••>•  "f  flyKipiivvvfit,  (fr. 
[  name,  and  K/piinvftt,  which  sec) 
pre.M.  inf.  arl.  tyKtit'iin'  -ijlv. 

KyKdpftXov,  -ov,  rd,  (neut.  of  next) 
the  brain. 

KyicfipSiXof,  -ov,  h,(i,  (fr.  (V  in, and 
KiipnXii  the  head)  within  the 
head.  Subs.  -01',  J,  viz.  /iviXif, 
lh>-  brain, 

ZyKl)^nfia,  -n«,  -f,  per.  mid.  of 
tyx^i*' 


sire  the  7>uile ;  to  copulate;  to 
conctive,  breed.  1  a.  act.  sub. 
lyKiao'iaw'  inf.  cyKiaatiaui, 

EyKi<riTtvu>,  f.  -eiau),  (I'r.  same,  and 
Kiaaoi  ivy)  to  atttvine,  clasp, 
wreath,  encircle. 

EyKiaai]ai>>ci,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
of  tyKtcodui. 

EyKXfiw,  f.  -ciau},  p.  -tiKa,  (fr. 
cv  in,  and  xXciui  to  shut)  to  shut 
up  or  in,  confine,  per.  pass.  ind. 
cyKiKXciUfiaf  inf.  cyKtKXuaOaf 
pur.  cyKCKXcta/ievos. 

'KyKXrjixii,  -aro;,  ri,  (fr.  tyxaXiu  to 
accuse)  an  accusation,  charge; 
a  crime  ;  guilt. 

EyKXrifiaTtKd(;,  -ij,  -or,  (fr.  last)  li- 
tigious, fond  of  law  ;  accusing. 

E.yKXtjros,  see  cKKXrj-oi. 

EykXn'oi',  (fr.  next)  in  order  to 
avoid,  slantingly,  obliquely. 

EyKXiviii,  f.  -Yioi,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
k'Xi'nj  to  lean)  to  incline,  bend, 
bow  down  ;  to  recoil,  bend  back, 
shrink  ;  to  turn,  fly. 

'Ey*Ai<T({,  -(Of,  Att.  -fuf,  )/,  (fr. 
last)  an  inrlinalion,  leaning, 
bending  declivity ;  a  mood  or 
mode. 

EyKXiTiKb;,  -fi,  -by,  (fr.  same)  lean- 
ing, falling  or  resting  upon. 
Subs,  an  enclitic. 

EyA.'Xoi(iui  -c5,  f.  -uiru),  (fr.  KXotb;  a 
neck  yoke)  to  chain,  fetter ;  to 
bind,  conjine ;  to  enclose,  clasp, 
encircle. 

Ey<foi'Xm, -(i)v,  ra,  (neut.  of  next) 
the  bowels,  intestines. 

EytolXtof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
<forXo{  the  '>elly)  inward,  intes- 
tine. 

EyxoiXii,  -oTi,  h,  »;,  (fr.  tv  intens. 
and  KoVXoi  hollow)  hollow,  exca- 
vated, not  solid ;  crooked,  bowed, 
bended. 

Ey<f<iX(i/i/i(j,  -uTOf,  rb,  (fr.  cyKoXiin- 
T(j  to  engrave)  engraving,  sculp- 
ture. 

EyKoXanrbi,-fl,  -br,  (fr.  next)  en- 
graven, currrd  ;  cut,  liolbnucd. 

EyKiiXii-rii),  f.  -ir'",  P-  £y<f£A.(iX«(^(i, 
(fr.  cv  in,  and  druXairru  to  beat) 
to  engrave,  carve  ;  to  cut  in,  sink, 
hollow  out. 

EyxoXXiiui  -C>,  (fr.  same,  and  koX- 
Xr!u)  U>  glue,  ih.  <i<iXXr>  (jlue)  In 
i;tue  together,  join,  cement,  fas- 
ten. 


cyKoiitov  -aii',feni.  \A.cyKoviovaai, 

EyKovir'i,  (fr.  cv  in,  and  /coiij  dust) 
if!(/i  dnst,  taburiously,  diligently. 

EyKOTcis,  -ioi,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
KOTTTu  to  cut)  a  chisel,  punchy 
engraving  tool,  graver. 

EyKo-i),  -Tti,  li,  (fr.  same)  an  ob- 
starh,  hindt.ranr.e,  stumbling- 
blwk,  impediment ;  offence,  cause 
of  disgust,  scandal ;  a  cut,  wound, 
incision. 

'EyKo-og,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
AoToj  toil)  marked,  indented  ;  la- 
borious, liresume,  fatiguing,  toil- 
some, wearisome. 

Eyico-Tcadai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 

EyxoTTTu),  f.  -if^w,  p.  cyniKOipa,  (fr. 
cv  in,  and  kottui  to  cut)  to  cut  in 
or  upon;  to  cut  short,  cut  off, 
make  an  end  of;  to  interrupt, 
embarrass,  disturb,  hinder ;  to 
drive  into,  fix  or  fasten  in.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  cvcKox^a.  impf.  ind. 
pass.  tvcKoiTTu)ir]v.  per.  mid. 
tyKfkTOTu. 

EyKocyLtia  -(J,  f  -t)a<ji,  (fr.  samef 
and  Kdcfioi  order)  to  regulate, 
arrange,  prepare,  put  in  order, 
array. 

EyKoriu)  -w,  fr.  cv  intens.  and  ko- 
Tiu),  which  see. 

EyKor>iiia,-firos,  Ti,and  Ey(c<5ri7(T(f, 
-tog,  Att.  -cu>s,  )'j,  (fr.  last)  a 
grudge,  spile,  malice,  hatred. 

'EyKOTOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  an- 
gry, spiteful,  7nal(Tolent.  Subs. 
anger,  old  grudge,  hatred. 

EyKpdiu),  f.  -fu»,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
Kpii^ui  to  shout)  to  bawl,  cry 
aloud  ;  to  cry  out  upon,  accuse. 

EyKoaaixuXos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  iv  in, 
Kp,)i  tlie  head,  and  ;^oX?)  gall)  a 
sni<dl^sh,  sprat,  Ike. 

EynodTiin,  -Hi,  )),  (fr.  tyxpaTtn 
temperate)  self-government,  self- 
control,  mi>deralion,  temperance^ 
continence. 

EynpaTcli,  n.  a.  v.  pi.  —  EyKparTi, 
a.  sin.  com.  of  same. 

EyKOiiTciojiai,  f.  -ti'ffo/ini,  p.  ry«- 
Kpdrcviiui,  (fr.  same)  to  refrain, 
withhold ;  to  contain  or  restrain 
one\s  self,  be  temperate,  continent 
or  moderate. 

EyKparitoi,  (fr.  next)  temperately, 
cnnlinrntly,  moderately. 

EyKpdTiti,  -/«<  -ohi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  cv  in, 
andnpiiroi;  power)  having  jiower 
tr  or  influince  over;  snpirior, 
aide;  master  of  oni\s  self,  (em- 
pcrntc,  modercUe,  alistinent,  con. 
tiiunt. 


EyKOuilio^at  -o'liat,  f  -i'ff«/i«<,  (fr.  \EyKp(viit,  f.  -ifroi,  p.  tyKiKoiKn,  (fr. 
(t>  III,  aiirixit/j/Jof  II  knot  indrcKi)  I  cv  inlen.i.  and  koIvw  to  distin- 
tn  dresn,  cbitlu: ;  to  gnlhtr  into  ir  gilish)  to  nimil,  allow  ;  to  adopt, 
knot  ;  to  wear  one^s  clothes  grace-]     assume,   tn'ie,   choose;    to    nssn- 


fully,     adorn,    bedeck,     display, 
set  one's  self  iff,   appear  to  ad- 


date,  reckon  or  r(i;ifc  along  vnlh. 
1  a.  mf.  net.  lyKp'tvai. 


vantage.  1  n.  mid.  inij.    ivncofi-  EyKpU,  -Yi^oc,  /),  pastry,  confection' 


ftujadfiijv'  impr.  lyKiiilfuxrai,  in  i 
pi.  lyKoiii'iiiaaaOt.  |iar.  I  a,  pass. 
lyKDiidunOtli. 
EyKOvlio  -w,  f.  -(J/rw,  (fr.  tr  intens. 
und  Kovfui  tn  hasten,  ih.  KSvif 
diUl)  to  raise  dint ;  In  make  htitir, 
(I'iO) 


nry,  sweet  c  ikrs. 
EyKOorhiaai,  Dnr.  ior  tyKontiovaai 

-n'voiii,  n.  pi.  I'eni.  par.  pros.  act. 

of 
Ey<cpor/w-(Ti,  fr.  £!•  inlens.  and  con- 

r/ii>,  which  see. 


EFK 

Eycpoi'u,  r.  -(roi,  p.  tyic/Kpoi'Kii,! 
(fr.  same,  aiid  xpovto  to  knock) 
to  k  lo-k  or  drive  i;i ;  to  thrust, 
push,  force  forward;  to  beat 
time ;  to  dunce,  mireh  or  move  to 
time. 

KyKoiirru),  f.  -<|(i),  p.  tyKiKovilia, 
(fr.  cv  in,  and  x-pi''!rru)  to  nido) 
to  ii;i  up,  put  by,  conceal,  cover 
up,  hi  le. 

EyKpi'^iaf,  -ou,  h,  VIZ.  aproj,  (fr. 
lasi)  hUdcn  or  cot'ercrf  oucr  uii/i 
emfiers;  bread  baJccd  in  the  em- 
bers or  ashes. 

Ey».Ti;(Tii,  -<of,  Att.  -£U)f,  fi,  (fr.  tv 
intciis.  and  icruo/iai  to  possels) 
n'g/i/,  properly,  possession;  an 
acquisition,  ac luirement,  advan- 
tas^e. 

'EyKTr}T0i,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  satne) 
ncpiired,  got,  procnrcd. 

Eycri^u),  f.  -Ifju),  (fr.  tr  in,  and 
criiju)  to  frame)  to  build  on,  rear, 
raise,  erect. 

Eyvufl/jm),  ->j;,  >^,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
KtilOu)  to  hide)  rather  perhaps 
KyKetO^'iKn,   (fr.    eyiuifiat  to   lie 

«  Ujjon,  and0;/ci;  a  case)  asaiuer, 
/r.i!/,  sideboard,  stand;  a  sup- 
pnrter,  prop. 

EycuxAioj,  and  "EyxvuXo;,  -ov,  b, 
t],  (fr.  ev  in,  and /ciixXos  a  circle) 
circnla';  round ;  vulgar,  common, 
orHnary,  usual. 

KyKvK\oTJihla,  -<i;,  i^,(fr.  last,  and 
njiicia  learning)  the  circle  of  the 
sciences,  the  cvtrse  of  human 
knoiekdgc,  erudition,  harninn. 

EyATuxXou  -i,  fr.  tv  intens.  and  kvk- 
Xiui,  which  see. 

EyvucXajiTis,  -lof,  Att.  -cuj;,  !],  (fr. 
fyKuicAo;  circular)  a  circle,  the 
circumfereiics ;  an  encircling, 
surrounding. 

Ey-uAico,  f.  -iVu),  p.  -iKa,  (fr.  cv  in, 
and  (cu.Xi'cij  to  roll)  to  roll,  wrap  or 
foil  up;  to  clasp,  entwine,  en- 
tangle. 

'EyKiJpuiv,  -ovoi,  0,  fi,  (fr.  same,  anH 
Kvu)  10  breed)  great  xuith  child, 
pregnant,  big  wiik  young  ;  hea- 
vy, weighty  ;  full,  swMen,  big, 
large. 

'EyKun;,  -ov,  f),  (fr.  same)  preg- 
n^nl,  with  young. 

"EyKv-TTi}),  (t"r.  cv  in,  and  xiirru)  to 
stoop)  tft  sloop  It  look  at,  look 
closely  into,  examine. 

Ey*u(}fu»  -w,  f.  -t'taij),  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
Kuniia  to  meet  with)  same  as 
lyKuota. 

'EyicuoTa  J,  -aai,  -nv,  par. — EyKi'p. 
aai,  inf  —  EyKipari,  3  sin.  Sub 
act.  1  a.  of 

Eyari'pui,  f.  -upyiu,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
(ciijjj  to  meet  with)  tt  full  in 
with,  happen  upon,  meet  villi, 
hit  upon ;  to  b(f,t(l,  chance.  1 
a.  in  i.  act.  cviKvpira. 

Eytiajiid^ii),  f  -daui,  p.  cyKCKiafiia- 
Ka,  (fr.  cyKiifttov  \>T:iisti)  to praiie,' 
commend,  celehraie,   ext^l.    par. 
pres.  pass.  lyKinjiiaifificvoi.  par. 
1  a.  pass.  cyKia^taaOcii.  i 

EyKiti^iiaarios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last) 
OHgltl  to  he  praised,  must  be  cnm- 
mmded,  &c.  I 


Erx 

Eyv(i)(^ia(rri){, -oD,  h,  (fr.  same)  n 
praiser,  encomiast. 

EyKu>iita(jrtKd{,  -i),  -iv,  and  Poet. 
Ey«(u/i(o«,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same) 
commendatory/,  praising,  pane- 
gyrical. 

EyKibfitov,  -ov,  tD,  praise,  com- 
7itcnd(ition,  panegyric,  eulogy, 
encomium. 

Zy\vKdvO>]v,  -ijs,  -7],  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
of  y\iKaivKi>. 

'Ey^ei',  by  Sync,  for  cxtytv,  Ion. 
for  f';^£ii',  prcs.  inf.  ol  i^yi. 

'Eyi/tovu,  -uj,  -£  or -cr,  per.  ind. 
act. —  EyvtiKUTc,  2  pi.  pper.  act. 

—  EyviiaOnv,  ->;;,  -;;,  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  —  "Eyvijiv,  -iai,  -o),  3  pi. 
-ciicuc,  2  a.  ind.  act.  —  Eyi'ui»:iij, 
-ii7a,  -ii,  n.  pi.  -vwkoth,  par. 
per.  act.  oi yvwm  or  yivijioKta. 

"EyvuiKav,  3  pi.   1  a.  ind.   act.   ir- 

re<(.  of  same. 
Eyi'u)pi^d/u;i/,  -oil,  -cro,  impf.  pass. 

—  Eyi'wpio-u,  -aj,  -t,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  yi'ii)pi'^u>. 

'Eyvwaav,  and  Poet,  tyruv,  3  pi.  2 
a.  act.  and 

'Eyvojo-firti,  -(ra(,  -trrai,  per.  pass, 
of  yiuifu,  for  ydnia/cu. 

Eypai^'/ffav,  3  pi.  of  Eypn^i?:-,  -i;;, 
-i;,  2  a.  ind.  pass.  —  'E,ypa<pov, 
-c;,-c,  2  a.  ind.  act. — 'Eypu;^(i, 
-Of,  -I,  1  a.  in<l.  act.  of  ypa'^u). 

'Eypto,  Ion.  for  iypov,  pres.  impr. 
mid.  of  f'ypo^ai. 

Eyp'iyopii,  -u;,  -e,  ind.  and  typr^yo- 
pij,  par.  per.  mid.  —  Eypr]y6pn- 
acv,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  ypi;- 
yopiio,  by  Aphrrr.  for 

Kypvyopfu)  -d,  f.  -I'lCii),  p.  -r;K(t, 
(fr.  tyri'po)  to  rouse)  to  watch, 
wake,  lie  awake,  he  vi!;ilani. 

Eyp);yypOiu,  Poet,  for  cypriyopivat 
per.  inf.  mid.  —  EypryopOc,  and 
Eyp;;y(ipyaai,  for  cyp'iyopirc,  2 
pi.    and   cypnyripaai,  3  pi.   per. 
ind.  Vlid.  of  ypj;yoof'w. 

Eypvyopoj,  -nv,  b,  q,  (fr.  ypnyopiu) 
to  watch)  wakeful,  watchful,  vi- 
gilant. 

Eypr/yopr]  and  -tu)c,  (fr.  same)  w- 
gilantly,  attentively. 

Eyo  JiTffu),  Poet,  same  as  typrtyopim. 

'Eypojiai,  by  Att. -Sync,  forfyti'pu- 
/i.K,  which  see.  pres.  mid.  impr. 
iypov  par.  eyp-i/zd'of.  impf.  ind. 
mid.  cyo>iirjv,  -ov,-cto. 

Eyvfiva^of,  -es,  -e,  impf. — Eyvfi- 
vacuat,  Att.  for  ytyC/ivaaiJi  it, 
-aai,   -arai,   per.   iuJ.    pass,  of 

_,yvixvd^u). 

Eyufd/ui?;?!',  -;;{,  -.-7,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
ofyii^vi5u>. 

Ey;)^'(pri<T(Tu),  01  -rru),  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
^apdaiTu)  to  hollow)  <o  caruc  o/i, 
eii-rrave,  inscnhn,  write  upon. 

'EyyE'  for  f'y,\;£'',  pi-  if  f'yX'^' 

Eyvf'^u),  f.  -f(ru,per.mid.ty/Cf',Yooa, 
(fr.  Evin,  and;^f'(^wt.oeascnature) 
toga  tt  stool ;  to  dirty,  befoul. 

Ey,\;£''i, -us,  and  Ion.  Ey;^;t^/,  -vf, 
'/.  Cf-  ''yX''S  ^  spear)   a  spear, 
dart,  javelin  ;  skill  in  these  wea 
p'>ns.  g.  pi.  JEo\.  cy^ciaMv. 

Ey^eifipoiios,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  same, 

and   l]pfpiu)   to   roar)    skilful  or 

furious  with  the  spear,  warlike. 

(170) 


Erx 

Ey\'ci»t/pawi'Of,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kcpuvvdi  lightning)  armed 
with  lightning.  An  epithet  of 
Jupiter. 

Ey;y;Eip/ii)-(J,  f.  -f,au,p.->iKaf{ff.  cv 
M,  and  ;^fip  the  hand)  to  take  in 
hand,  commence,  attempt ;  to  as- 
sault, attack,  ass:iil.  par.  pres. 
act.  £y;y;ipf'u)t' -Ov,  n.  pi.  cent. 
ty;^£ipui'i'rfi. 

Eyx"("V'i  -arof,  rd,  (fr.  last)  an 
attempt,  endeavour,  enterprise. 

Eyxcipncii,  -lOf,  Att.  -tujj,  ,';,  (fr. 
same)  a  taking  in  hand,  under- 
takinq,  attempt;  a  treating  of, 
treatise. 

Eyy^^cipiSiov,  -ov,  tJ,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
;^'£(P  the  hand)  a  handle ;  a  little 
book,  epitome ;  a  dagger ;  any 
thing  small  for  the  hand. 

Ey^cipl^io,  f.  -Yuw,  p.  -iKo,  (fr. 
same)  to  deliver,  hand  over,  put 
into  the  hajid.t,  intrust,  commit ,  to 
extend,  reach,  strctrh.  Eyycipi- 
^ouai,  to  take  in  hand,  undertake, 
take  upon,  execute  a  trvst. 

EyxMiOtroi,  -ov,  b, »;,  (fr.  same, 
and  TiOriiii  to  place)  intrusted, 
deposited,  committed  ;  surrender- 
cd,  delivered  up. 

'Ey;\;£Xof,  -vos,  and  'Ey;^£X(f,  -loi, 
Alt.  -eta;,  fi,  (perhaps  fr.  cv  in, 
(Xi),-  mud,  and  j^/u  to  strew,  or 
f;^u)  to  keep)  an  etl. 

'Ey3|^£ov,  Ion.  far  £i'f;^£av,  impf.  act. 
oi'cyxiui. 

Eyytaiyutpo;,  and  -fiopo;,  -ov,  b,  ,'1, 
(fr.  c'y^of  a  spear,  and  /iiinoi 
fate)  Jalal  or  deadly  with  the 
spear;  warlike,  valiant. 

Ey;^£<n'-uXXof ,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same,  .and 
TTdWii)  to  brandish)  brandishing 
or  active  with  the  spear  ;  warlike, 
brave. 

Ey^c^'VTa,  Dor.for  cyxiovra,  a.  sin. 
mas.  p;ir.  pres.  of^ 

Ey;^/u),  t".  -cixTw,  (fr.  cv  in,  and;(;fu) 
to  pour)  to  pour  in,  Jill.  For 
tenses  see  x^^- 

'Eyxoi,  -cci  -ovs,  ri,  a  spear,  dart, 
javelin;  a  sword. 

EyXOdojiai  -iiixni,  f.  -j;(7o^a(,p.  £y- 
Kexp'tfiai,  (fr.  tv  in,  and  ;^p«'(>/jai 
to  use)  to  use,  make  use  of;  to 
practise,  beliave ;  to  inure,  accus- 
tom or  habituate  one's  self.  [)ar. 
per.  i)ass.  cyKtxp'inivo;. 

Eyxoavh) or  Eyxpdu),  fr.  sime,  and 
Xo  liiji  or  ;^pau),  v/hich  see.  prcs. 
inf.  tyxo'ivetv. 

Eyxpiii-ru},  fr.  cv  intens.  and 
XoifinTuj,  which  see.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  cvlxoifii^a'  par.  tyxp'1^4'"^' 
pres.  inf  tiiid.  cyxpi'-'^riaOnt. 
par.  1  a.  pass.  cyxpififOiis,  -ilaa, 
-iv. 

'Eyxp't^ov,  1  a.it»pr.  act.of£y;!^o/w. 

Ey;to(i|'af. perhaps  properly  tyypi^- 
i^'is,  1  a.  par.  act.  oityx'>H'"'^. 

Ey;^;oi'w,  f.  -tai>),  p.  -iKn,  (fr.  tv  in, 
and  x?'^  '"  smear)  to  anoint, 
ruh  in  ;  to  dye,  colour.  1  a  ind. 
act.  cvlxoifa'  impr.  iyxo'irov. 

Eyxoovi^ii),  f.  -(■(Tio,  p.  -iKu,  (fr. 
saine,  and  XP"^^^'^  '°  last)  to 
abide,  rest,  continue;  to  delay 
linger,  tarry. 


EAA 

'Zyxp(ivos,-ov,  b,!},  (fr.  same,  and' 

XpJios  ti;iie)  Umpurary. 
'Eyxpoui  -li)  fr.  same,  and  ;^'oou(, 

which  Set".  1  a.  par.  fj/T^^pu-o-aj. 
Eyyvpa^u,!.  -acrci),  p.  £y«;^i;puJca, 

(ir.    ciexypov    a    securiiy)     to 

pled gt,  pawn,  mortgage  ;  tolaki. 

apledgt,  hold  in  pawn  ;  to  take, 

«eup,  sicuTc. 
Ey;^i'u),  f.  -iVo),  same  as  cyxii^- 
Ey^uipu,  impers.  (fr.  next)  it  mny 

(m:.  It  is  alloiLaole,  Jit,  proper  ,• 

there  i?  room  or  means  for  it. 
E)';^ujpf'(j  -(5,f.  ->',cu),  (fr.  ty  in,  and 

)(jj>piiii  to  go)  fo  rtiiVf ,  uit.'idraw, 

give  place,  matx  room  ;  to  admit ; 

to  per  mil,  s  ■iffer,  allow. 
T.y)(;ipiov,  -on,  rd,  (ucut.  of  next) 

an    abode,  risidence,    home;    u 

jAe/lgc,  paum  ;  vsuri/. 
EyX'^p-'it  """•'i  *i  nj  (fr.  cv  in,  and 

^iDput  place  or  X'''?^  land)  do- 

misiir,  private,  at  h'jine  ;  native, 

natural;  rural,  rustic. 
'Eyx'^poi,-ov,  0,  li,  (fr.  same)  na- 

lue,  inhabitant ;  country's. 
E)'u»,  Att.  iyiaye,  Dor.  cyijiivtj,  and 

eywvya,  .'toi.  tyiiv,  andtuya,  /, 

me  ;  u:e,  us. 
'KSiic,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  ialut. 
E'^'iijv,  -Tif,  -ri,  2  a.   ind.  act.  ol 

^a'^i,same  as  oaiuj  or  faim. 
t.ln'i^'ilinv,  -ov,  -iTo,  impf.  pass,  of 

Ca'lC<>>. 

Eituodfin^',  -ii),-aTo,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  Call). 
"E.iaK,  for  liant,  3  sin.  of 'E^aicoi', 

2  a.  ind.  act E^afciyv,-!??,  -n, 

2  a.  ind.  pass,  of  idxvia. 
"BiaKpiiaiv,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

iaxpiii). 
'Eidfiacaa,  Poet,  for  cidfiaca,  1  a. 

inJ.  act.  of  ^a^au. 
'Eidiiiq,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  act.  cont. 

of  iaiivdii),  for  fafidu). 
'Z^dftov,  act.  — Ef^'i/ivfipass.  2  a. 

ind.  of 'a/idu),  jii^i'ui  or  odfivrmi. 

Or  ofeffiu. 
'E'''Ti05,  -oi"',  0,  4,  same  as  I'/'tff. 
'E(^  ip,and  EiOop,  -droi,  rd,  (fr.  ilu 

to  eat)  meal, Jdod,  provender ;  a 

feast,  bun'jvet. 
'Zf.apOov,  by  Metath.  iipaOov,  2  a. 

iiid.  act.  of  fapQdiu). 
'Efaptor,  by  Metath.  lipaKov,  2  a. 

ind.  act.  ofcipxa. 
Eiaocdiitiv,  -0),  -aro   which   also 

Ion.  and  I'ocl.  inadaKtro-  in  1 

pi.    EcanaiificO',  Foot,    for  tfa- 

aditriv,  -ID,  -fiTo,  in  1   pi.  ifiuau- 

litOa,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  id^ia,  for 

Efai>,tu,  KiatpioTfOt,  Ail  for  tca<p(- 
Til,  3  sin.  nnd  dntivouai,  3  pi. 
of  cfiaipiau,  I  f.  of 

EiaiplCio,  f.  •lam,  Atl.  -iii,  p.  tifdifii- 
Kit,  (fr.  ffinipof  the  proiind)  to  le- 
vel, rine,  proflrnir,  layjlnl,  ,/ling 
tn  the  ground ;  to  make  solid ;  to 
strike,  rum,  pnvt. 

'EfiSiho^,  -to(  -ouv,  ri,  (fr.  Zfo/iai  10 
sit)  the  bottom,  foundation ;  soil, 
grnurul;  p/ivrinnil,_/loor. 

Eondniu)  •io,  f.  -ijicw,  p.  t^iti^iaKa. 
(fr.  last)  to  if  lei  el  luith  thr 
griiund,  lie  proilrntc,  per.  iiid. 
past.  >)id'Piiiiiai. 


eah 


eao 


"ESaxpcv,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  oflE^iJ^ova,    for   icijka,    which    Atf. 

'Kcucct,  Poet,  for  licicc,  3  sin.  1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  cti'^u. 
E'5f ,  for  £1^4,  which  see. 
'EJc«(,lon.  forfOT?,  2  sin.  pres.  sub. 

nsid.  of  iHu). 
Eciaro,  Ion.  Icr  cSiScvro,  3  pi.  pper. 

pass,  of  iiii). 
Ecf'arpoj,  -on,  o,  (fr.  ecu  to  eat)   a 

taster ;  the  master  of  the  feast. 
Ziiy^Tlv,  by  Sync,  for  eitiiyixriv, 

pptr.  pass,  ofiixonat. 
EicSrjen;  -tii,  -£i,  pper.  mid.   fr. 

i'fi5.;;o,  per.  mid.  ofSaiw. 
Eiii'iju'iaro,  Ion.  for  ciiiiirivTo,  see 

ciffiyjdro. 

E^cioiKuv,  -£ij,  -II,  pper.  mid.  of 

'Eltt,  the  Ion.  uncontracted  form 

of  f'(5fi,  impf.  of  ^£(. 
Eiiiro,  3 sin.  impf.  mid EStrjdni', 

-Vi,  ->h  I  a.  ind.  pass.  of^£o/:(u<. 
Eof»;o-£,  1  a.  ind.  uct.  of  a?. 
EiiOriv,  -j;f,  -;;j  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

ofai,  to  tie. 
'Eitt,  impf.  of  6ci.     It  is  some- 
times used  fjr  the  present. 
'E^£(,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  i^u:. 
Eitt,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  of  iiui,  to 

tie. 
Eociy/idTicev,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  c£iy/iar/|uj. 
Eit{l:'(ucv,  EhiiTciiv,  by  Sync,  for 

eSaCiciijev,  1  \l.  ^nd  tSctiUiirav,  3 

pi.  pper.  mid.  of  Silcu). 
'EScifia,  in  3  pi.  'Eiciftav,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  — Eictfidpiv,  -u>,  -aro,  in  3 

pi.  Eiiifiauro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

'Eici^a,  -Of,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 

EScixOnvt-m,  -ii  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  itlKi'Vfii. 
Eleipa,  -as,  -£,  in  3  pi.  —  'Eitipav, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  iipui. 
'Eictaaa,  Poet,  for  ideica,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  6cifij). 
'Eir.KTo,  by  Sync,  for  i^Uckto,  3 

sin^pper.  pass,  of  ifxofai. 
Efifi,  mdecl,  a  country  of  Baby- 
Ion. 
Eflucvai,  and  by   Sync.    Ihfitvai, 

Dor.  for  lotiv,  inf.  of  W(j. 
Ece^duijv,  -u,  -aro,  I  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  c/;^o^ai. 
EiJ/pYOf/v,  -rii,  -17,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  f^ipKUl. 

'Eiccfiii,  -Srof,  rJ,  (fr.  j'^u  to  cat) 

meat,  food,  victuals,  eatables,  d. 

pi.  tHofiiiai. 
Ehatiiiro,  3  sin.  cent.  impf.  pass. 

of  ha  ft  I  III. 
EhiTTlo(,-a,  -ov,  (fr.  /^utocat)  to 

/)f  enlen,  must  be  eiUcn. 
Efiiarnf,  -o?,  0,  (fr.  same)  an  ealer, 

fredrr,  devourer, 
E^cvi'iac,  3  sin.    1  a.  ind.   act — 


tor  fjKa,  per.  aci.  ind.  of  ilu. 
Thence  par.  E^titoKwi  —  pjer. 
E^tjiuKctv  —  per.    pusi.    Ec'),5o 

Uill. 

Edi;i(I)f,  par.  of  iSriia,  which  see. 

'E^;;ica,  -aj,  -£,  Alt,  for  -}jKa,  per. 
act.  of  iiw. 

Ecr]X^auvT\  for  d'n^i'aavro,  3  pi.  1 
a.  ind.  mid.  of  iijXiu). 

Eit;\ov.  3  sin.  cont.  — EhjXovv,  1 
sin.  or  3  pi.  cont.  act.  — E^i'iXov- 
To,  3  pi.  cont.  pass.  impf.  ind.  — 
E6nXC6>iv,  ->is,-ri,  pass.  —  E(5'- 
\ii)ca,  -uj,  -E,  act.  1  a.  ind.  of  61)- 

Auui. 

Efrifiriy6pci,5  sin.  cont.  impf.  act. 

Oi   iijfiriyopiiii. 

Eirj^a,  -«f,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  -of 

(dkvuy. 
Er>«ro,-af, -£,  3  pi.  'E^nnav,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  ^fw,  to  tie. 
EiriTVi,-iioi,fi,  (fr.  t'c^u)  toeat)/ood, 

ViCatj  iicluals,  eating. 
Ef  \Oriv,-Ji;,  -1;,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

CdKVli), 

E^iia^a,  -ag,  -t  or  -£v,  3  pi.  -(ai,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  —  EiihdnKcv,  -cj,  -t 

or  -£>■,  impf.  act EhldxOnv, 

-V^i  -V,  !''•  -Ql'rc,  -driiTav,  1  a.ind. 
pass,  of  SiSddKii). 

Eii^.ovv,  -ovi,  -ov,  impf.  act.  cont. 
of  ^iV(i)//i,  as  if  from  6ifi6ii>. 

Eii^dfttli',  -ov,  -tro,  impf.  pass,  of 

Eiiriva,  -Of,  •£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
haiiiti. 

EfitKaiudijv,  -j;f,  -ri,  pass.  —  E<!(- 
Kaluiaa,  -as, -t  or-£i ,  3  pi.  -lotruv, 
act.  1  a.  ind.  of6iKai6u. 

Eiiaraaa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
fiirrd^w. 

Eii\lrjoa,-ai,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Si\^diii. 

Eilii)Kov,  -£f ,  -t,  impf.  —  ESiui^a,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of^iiiKw. 

'EA^fioi,  see  tU^tvai. 

EiufOriv,  •vi,-ri,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
Cftdw,  for  ia^dij). 

'Evva,  or  eiva,  and  'E£^i'a,or  aha, 
•lav,  ra,  (perhaps  fr.  iinvoq  plea- 
sant) presents  icliirh  the  husband 
made  to  the  bride,  bridal  gifts ;  a 
dower,  jointure. 

'Ehtos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  bridal, 
nuptial, 

'E/iv6it)  -i,  f.  -iiaui,  (fr.  same)  tp 

hctrnth,  give  in  mnriinge. 

'E(licijT)((,  and  Efi'i'wri)?,  -ofi,  h,  (fr. 
same)  n  portiimcr,  the  bridc^s fa- 
ther, fntlier-in-lnu!. 

'Ei5oi/ii,-oif,-oi,prc8.opl.acl.ofW(i). 

EioKCi,  3  sin.  cont.  of  EUkcov  -ovv, 
impf.  act.  of  ioKlu).     Or  impf.  of 

^0Kl7. 

EioKiruif,  Dot.  for  tioxovfitv,  1  pi. 
impf.  of  ».■  -ne. 


E^ru^firjv,    -ou,    -iro,    impf.    of  E^omiidaiiiiiv,  -fiaanv,  I  nnd  3  pi. 


ftvluj,  iiCut  or  iiioiiai.  Poet,  for 

flf'ifirtl, 
'Effiai;  (J.  pi.  ofUof. 

'E''i),2»in.ofWor(i.ii,2f.mi(l.of?^u). 

'Efnf"i>  Alt.  for  Sihi,  per.  mid.  of 
If 01,  lis  par.  ifri^Aj'if. 

Efif/farai,  E''i/('iTO,  Ion.  for  tfi'iica- 
Tni,  3  sin.   per.  pam.  and  if^- 
^(vro,  3iin.  ppT.  pass,  of /^w. 
(«71) 


I  a.  ind.  art.  of  (toKi/ja{(i>. 
EioXto'vaav,  Kasol.  for  lAoX/oui',  3 

pi.  nnpf.  of  (^oXk^oi. 
'E''o(ia<,  pres.  mid.  ortmso.  ofifui. 

Kilt  il  may  be  All.  for  c!oi)/iai,  I 

f.  mid.  of  same. 
'E^ov,  Dor.  and  Bcrof.  for  (foaay, 

3  pi.  2  a.  aci.  of  lUfut/ii. 
E^oi'tirc, 3iin.  impf.  paBt.of^o/u. 


EAP 


EEI 


EZT 


Ki'i'*''"',  Dor.  or  JEo\.  for  liovai,  3 

pi.  pres.  iiiJ.  u<'t.  of  f^u). 
'£(5ofii,  -aj,   -t,   1  a.   iiul.    act.  of 

Eiii^iti^ov,  -tf,  -f,  impl".  act.  —  Kii- 
{iiaa,  -ai,  -c,  acl.  EfoidaOtii; 
•''>>  •''>  pass,  i  a.  iiiil.  ofcWfij^u. 

'EiW,  -coi-ovi,  tD,  ifr-  fs'i^tosoat) 
ajtU^i/^'',  session;  a  scat,  abode, 
resilience,  linbilation ;  grouyid, 
soil,  Jloor,  basis,  foundation  ;  a 
temple,  shrine  ;  the  image  or  ob- 
ject n/  worship ;  delay,  sloth,  list- 
lessness,  indolence. 

'ESoaav,  see  iiov. 

'Eiov,  lor  iioao,  2  sin.  2  a.  mid.  of 

Ki^ovXcvaa,  -as,  -tor-t^,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  oovXtvu). 
Eiov\tidtiv,    -ris,    -rj,   2   pi.   -0>]TC, 
pass.  —  E&ovXmaa,  act.  1  a.  ind. 
of  &ov\6(j). 
'Eioviiat,  2  f.  mid.  of  c^oj. 
Eioifiai,  2  f  mid.  of  iiu. 
'Ei5otj:TO>',  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  iov-nioi. 
'Eiova',  for  /(Vto-i,  see  ISovrt. 

'Eipa,  by  Sync,  for  i^oaaa,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  J((5pa'(r(fuj.  OrSsin. 
of  il>^iv,-ai,  -a,  Dor.  for  ifptji', 
2  a.  ind.  act.  of  ^p/)//i,  for  same. 
Or  iipa,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of 
Spdu),  for  same. 

Eipa,  -as,  t'l,  (fr.  e^o)  to  seat)  aseat, 
the  posteriors  ;  a  base,  founda- 
tion, pedestal  ;  a  dwelling,  resi- 
dence ;  a  temple,  shrine,  altar ; 
the  statue  or  image  worshipped. 

'Eipd^w,  f.  -Sam,  (fr.  last)  to  seal, 
settle,  Jix ;  to  establish,  confirm. 

'EipiOov,  by  Metath.  for  i&upOuv, 
2  a.  ind.  act.  ofSapddiw.  Or  of 
SprjOia,  the  same. 

'Eipalos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  eSpa  a  seat) 
Jirm,  fixed,  settled,  established  ; 
seated,  sitting;  sedentary,  inac- 
tive. 

'E^p'iii^  -|3,  f.  -liaui,  p.  ri^paiuiKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  settle, Jix,  establish, 
confirm. 

'E<5pf«i'ii)/i«i  -aroSf  rb,  (fr.  last)  o 
support,  stay,  prop  ;  a  founda- 
tion, base. 

'EdpaKov,  see  iiapKov. 

'E-5()«/i',  for  eSpa lie,  3 sin.  of 'E^po- 
fioi',  2  a.  in  J.  act.  of  rpi^ui. 

'Eip"iJev,  'E^poi',  by  Sync,  for  d- 
pda ifitv,  1  pi.  and  iipacnv,  3  pi. 
of 'E^p'jo-a,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  ^i- 
SodfTKu).  Or  they  are  1  and  3  |>1. 
of  iipav,  -as, -a.  Dor.  for  iSpijv, 
2  a.  ind.  act.  of  ipTiftt  or  iidpriiii, 
for  iiipdiTKui. 

'ESpaa^ia,  -aros,  ii,{fr.'c^to  to  seat) 
a  seal,  settlement,  establishment. 

'Ef'pn,  -ns,  >i,  Ion.  for  i^pa. 

'E^ono',  foriipnaa,  Ion  for  i^pairo, 
1  a.  ind.  of  ^p'iu>. 

'E'ipi'i^w,  'E^ptdui  -(3,  and  Poet. 
'Ei^piiiw,  f-  -daw,  (fr.  'irpa  a  seat) 
topla^e,  set,  fix,  settle  ;  to  confirm, 
est'ihhsh ;  to  settle,  abide,  reside. 

'Efpiiwi'Tat,  3  pi.  prcs.  ind.  mid. 
—  'E?'pi6u>vTo,  3  pi.  impf.  mid. 
of  if,pi6<i}.  Poet,  for  ifpidu}. 

'E^poarodipos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  eipn  the 
breech,  and  arptipiii  to  turn)  an 
epithet  of  a  wrestler ;  who  works 


the  loins,  exercises  the  haunches  ; 

arlivr,  supple, 
'E^vv,  impli  act.  of  c^r/u,  same  ns 

fviut.  Or  Boaot.  for  t'liuo-ui', 3pl. 

ofsamc  tense. 
EivvdOiii',  D.ir.  for  eSwi'iOnv,  1  a. 

ind.  puss.  —  ESviiaiaTo,  Dor.  for 

civvuvTo,  3  pi.  —  EiU'vaTo,S  sin. 

—  Eiuvdade,  2  pi.  imjif.  ofivt'a- 

fiai. 
EivvdaOni',  and  Att.   t/fivvdaOiiv,  1 

a.  ind.  pass.  ofSwdi^ui,  same  as 

iuvafiai. 
E:)vvidTO,  Ion.    for  cSOfavro,  3  pi. 

impf.  of  (5i'i'((|Uai. 
Eivt'i'idiiv,  and  Att.  TjSvviiSni'i-Oris, 

-On,  pi.  -Oijpici'f^  -OnTti-dijaav,   1 

a.  nul.  pass,  of  same. 
'Eivvov,  -cs,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  SOvui. 
Eivoiirjx',  -ov,  -era,   impf.   mid.  ol 

ivu}  or  Svi'U). 
'E6v(ra,  -as,  -£,    1   a.   ind.  art.  — 

Eivacaro,  Poet,   for  civaaro,   3 

sin.    1   a.  ind.    mid.  of  6vu}   or 

Svvia. 
ESvoTuKtjaa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  Iva- 

TOKIUI. 

Eivffipdpii,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act. 

01  Svatpoofu), 
'ESw,  f.  c6iijijj,p.  fj&tKa,  by  Metath. 

ii>}Ka,  by  Sync.  TjKa,  obs.  and 
Att.  !.i))ieKa,  also  t.  eSdaw,  p. 
I'lSoKa,  Att.  efir'iSoKa,  to  cat,  feed ; 
to  graze,  pasture;  to  consume, 
waste;  to  canker,  corroile.  par. 
per.  act.  e5ri!>oKios.  per.  pass, 
ind.  cit'iiojiai,  and  th'i&ianai  •  par. 
eihjStcritei'os.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  j/Sia- 
drjv  Jjar.  cUtaOcis.  pros.  mid.  iHu- 
jxai,  which  often  signifies  like  th(.' 

2  f.  mid.  iiouftat.  per.  mid.  ind. 
i&tlia'  par.  eiriiuis. 

E(5u)($a,  -as.  Dor.  for  Efiu)Sf),  -ijj,  {), 
(fr.  last)  meat,  food,  victuals; 
ealing,  a  meal. 

EiuiStfios,  -ov,  b,  fi,  {fr.  same)  eat- 
able, esculent. 

'E^uiKa,  -as,  -£  or  -tv,  pi.  -Karc, 
-Kav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  ESdOiflt,  -tjs, 
rt),  3  pi.  -rjaav,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
—  'Ei'cji/,  -ojs,  -0),  in  3  pi.  iSoaav, 
and  Dor.  /Joe,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Siiii)ixi. 
E^uJAio,  -(OV,  Ta,  (fr.  'iSos  a  scat) 
«ea<s  m  the  ancient  ships ;  the 
deck. 
Ei<j>vTai,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  mid.  of 
fill). 

Eiuipva,  in  3  pi.  E^dpr/aav,  1  a. 
ind. act. — Ei^uionTdixriv,  -w,  -aro, 

1  a.  ind,  mid.  of  iwoiofini. 
Ei^iiiaav,  for  if>oaav,  3  pi.  of  i^iiiv, 

2  a,  ind.  act.  of  Mfnofjt.  Or 
perhaps  rather  of  lAwcra,  1  a. 
obs.  of  same. 

E£i5i'a  or  'Ee^vn,  by  Poet.     Pleo- 
nasm, for  t'lVa. 
EciKoai,  EuKoaros,  by  Prosth.  for 

tlKOai,  eiKOTTOS. 

EciKTui,  by  Poet.   Pleon.  for  uk- 

Tai,  3  sin.  per.  pass,  of  iIku). 
'Eima,  -«j,   -£,    'Efiirov,  -ts,   -t, 
Alt.  or  by  Poet.  Pleon.  for  tina, 
1  a.  and  ilnov,  2  a.  of /ttu. 
Efis,  by  Prosth.  for  its,  ^I'l,  £>'• 
E£i!,  Ion.   for  ^5,  2  sin.  impf.  of! 
£iui,  to  be.  I 

(172) 


Eeiadfitn;  Envdinvos,  by  Prosth. 

lor  tind^Kt)v,  ind.  and  uadixcvos, 

par.  1  a.  mid.  of  tWu. 
Eti(T(iu»;i',    also  for  tiad^tjvy   1   a. 

mid.  of  tijii,  to  go. 
'Ki-itrdfiiii'.   by  Prosth.  for  cladpn>'t 

1  a.  nnd.  of  cm  orcvtvui. 
Edaao,   by    Prosth.   and   Ion.    for 

t/o-u,  2  sin.  of  f((;a/4r;i',  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  £iV(i>. 
E£io'«'r);i',  Att.  for  ctadrtiv,  3  dii.  of 

uaa,  1  a.  of  ufu,  to  go. 
Ei\StTat,  Poet,  for  Antral,  3  sin. 

pri  s.  of 
EeXio^ai,  for  IXionai. 
EiXiuip,  by  Poet.  Picon,   for  /A- 

Siop. 
"EcXfiai,  and  'EcX/tivos,  Poet,  and 

by  Sync,   for  uStii"ii,   ind.  and 

elXijfh'os,  par.  per.  pass,  of ti- 

Af'u).     Or  for  {'Aa/(H(,  and  £Xa/x£- 

vos,  same  of  iXuiivw. 
EiXirero,    by     Prosth.  —  'EATrtro, 

Ion.  for  /'/Aj:£ro,  3  sin.  inipK  mid. 

so  —  EtA7roi/j£i',  fur  iXrutjjtci',  1 

pi.  pres.  opt.  of  {'Attu. 
Ef'Afrai,  by  Ploon.  and  Sync,  for 

eXdaat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  tXaivoi. 
EifSvvcv,hy  Pleon.  for  h'ivvcv,  or 

rather,  ci'tSwcv,  3  sin.  impf.  of 

'E£py',  for  iepyc,   pres.  impr.  act. 

—  Eipyct,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of  eipyui,  for  ipyia  or  cipyui. 

EipyaOe,  by  Poet.  Pleon.  for  eipya- 

Ut,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of  epynOu). 
'Etpyftat,  and  Efpy/ifVoj,  for  eipy- 

/((((,  per.  pass.  ind.  and  cipyiii- 

I'os,  par.  per.  pass,  of  tipyu). 
EipyvvaOat,  fiir  cipyvvadai,  pres. 

inf.  pass,  of  £<'pynj^i. 
Eipyio,  for  fpyu),  or  rather  dpyio. 
'EipKTo,  for  tip/cro,  3  sin.    pper. 

pass,  of  dpyui. 
Eipai),  Etpa'/tif,  by  Poet.  Pleon. 

for  (pc7i,  cpai'iC'S. 
EipXaTo,  for  eip)(^aTo,  Ion.  for  £ipy- 

Hivoi  rjaav,  3  pi.  pper.  pass,  of 

elpy(i>. 
'Ecs,  Poet,  for  rjs,  2  sin.  impf.  of 

£i;i(,  to  be. 
'Eiadu),  Poet,  for  ecQw,  3  sin.  2  a. 

impr.    pass.  —  'Eeaaaro,   Poet. 

for  tiaaro,  3  sin.    1  a.  ind.  mid. 

—  "EciTTo,  Poet,  for  fl'o-To.Ssin. 
pper.  pass,  of  toj  or  'ivvviii. 

'EC££,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  of  ^/u. 
'E^£(ci'af,-ou,i,  one  of  the  Hebrew 

kings. 
"E^tT,  for  £^£To,  Poet,  for  t^tro,  3 

sin.  impf.  mid.  of  il^ui. 
'E^i;,  see  i^})aa. 
E^'/Awo-a,  -rtf,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

(^rjXiui. 

Eini''u)iiai,  per.  — E^)7/<iiiOi7V)  1  a. 

ind.  pass,  of  ^rjfttiiu). 
'E^n"",  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  'E^i7i',-Wi 

-;;,  Dor.  for  'E^ui/, -aj,-o,  impf- 

cont.  of  ^a'u). 
E^7r£<,  3sin.— E(?^rowv,3pl.cont, 

impf  act. — E^rjTUTo,  3  sin.  cont. 

imrif.    pass.  —  e£  jrr/xa,  per. — 

E^nrnaa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

1^7]  TIW. 

'EC/5/,fio5,  par.  pres.  mid.  of  I'^w. 
E^'r/nv,  -vs,  -v,  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
^ivyvvfii. 


E0E 

E^vudevv,  -vs,  -n,  1  a-  ind.  pass. 

"E^w,  t^  c<"^,  Cr-  ''"  ">  place)  to 

seat,  set,  place,  lay,  settle,  Jix  ;  to 

(Ted,  set  up;  to  found,  institute. 

"Kiofiai,  to  seat  one's  self,  sit,  be 

seated,  placed  or  laid ;  to  recline, 
■■  rest.   1  a.  act.  uca.  2  a.  inci.  act. 

cTdov.  2  f.  ind.  act.  tiCi.  ptr.  pass. 

tJc/jiat.   1  a.  ind.  pass,  c'lcdrji:  2 

f.  mid.  iSou/iat. 
E^uiypriltttioi,    -tj,    -or,    par.   per. 

pass,  of  ^uiypiu. 
'Kiunca,  per.  act.  —  E^iivvvof,  -ts, 

-e,  inipf.  act.  — 'E^uffa,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  —  E|u)(ra>r)i,  I  a.  ind.  mid. 

—  'E^wofjiat,  ind.  — E^«)<7//fi'o{, 
par.  per.  pass,  ol  ^wivvo)  or  ^liv- 

'E^uoi',  Poet,    for  'E^wi-,    3   pi. 

ronl.  impf.  act.  of^a'u. 
'E.I7,  Poel.  for  p,  3  sin.  pres.  sub. 

of  £1^1,  to  be. 
'Efi,  d.  sin.  fern,  of  /of,  Poet,  for 

OS,  ff,  Zv. 
'Eva,  -Of,  -£,  Alt.   for  rJKa,  1  a. 

ind.  of  (»;//(. 
'Er;v,  'E17?,  'Ef;,  Poet,  for  ^v,  ijs,  T;, 

impf.  of  £!^i,  to  be. 
'Eiji'^oi'or,   for  i'/i'^avoi',  impf.  act. 

of  avfidiu). 
Erjoi,  l)V  Metath.  for  veos,  which 

by  Poet.  Ectasis  for  t/oj,  g.  sin 

of  £l)f. 

'E^of,  for  /oD,  g.  of  /if,  Poet,  for 

u>,  r/,  or 
'Er;<T9a,  Poct.   for  TioBn    JEo\.   for 

/;?,  2  sin.  inipf.  ind.  of fif/i,  to  he. 

But  'ErjffOa,  sub.    of  same,  in 

same  manner. 
'Ejim,  Pott,  and  Ion.  for  ?;,  3  sin. 

sub.  pros,  of  £1^1,  to  he. 
'Eriaov,  same  as  'Eaaov,  1  a.  impr. 

act.  ofcauj. 
'E^rr,  for  j/Tt,  2  pi.  sub.  act.  of 

'EO',  for  iri,  before  an  aspirated 

vowel 
'EdaKa(,  Dor.  for  Idnicaf,  2  sin.  of 

iOrjKa. 
'FJInXoi;  2  a.  ind.  art.  of5((X>ai. 
E'^i'liiinTn'ro.  inipf. —  EOnuflt'iOriaav, 

I  a.  ind.  pass.  3  [il.  ofSufi^ii,). 
'EOaiov,  -c(,  -£,   1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Svnfficw. 

Kdai'fiii^oi;  -£{,-€,  impf.  — E0ot5- 
fiaan    -n{,  -£.  3  pi.   -fiaaav,  act. 

—  E''at)"(<oO>7r,  -r){,  -17,  pass.    1 

a.  Ind.  o'"5«i7/n'^(i). 
'Efloifn,  -at,  -f,   3  pi.    'ESai^av,  1 

a.  md.  art.  of^nrroi. 
EWr'i6';i',  -f;(,  -i),  pass.  — T.tirnaii- 

firiv,  -u,  •aro,  mid.   I   a.   ind.  of 


it'll),   ftl'ItU). 

'EOf(.  'ZOiat.  i\.  sin.  and  pi.  o*'/0o{ 
'EOrina,  -nf.  //,  /loir,  nhmil  of  hair, 

Inrlit,  ringlrln  ;  n  mnnr. 
EOt'O"'^'!'.  f.  -Hffi.),  (fr.  Ia«t)  In  hnvf 

long  hnir,  rnrou rngr  flmning  Inrlm 
EOtipi'if,  -rii'oi,  h,  "amc  as  iOnpn. 
'EOtU,  -non,  -iv,  pnr.   of  'iOfiv  or 

t'Ont',  1  a.  prss.  i<f7riiJt. 
KO/'Xd.  3  sin.  ind.  pr<-s.  —  V.Of\n, 

S    sin.    sub.    prns.  —  EO/Xtirxj, 

Ion.  for  idtXt,  3  ain.  impf.  act. 


E0H 

—  ESAijo-fia,  iEol.  for£6fAi?f,  2 
sin.  sub.  pres.  —  Ede\rici,  Ion. 
for  tdiXf],  3  sin.  sub.   pres.  act. 

—  E6i'Xf]Tor,  3  du.  sub.  pres.  act. 

—  Edchjau},  1  1'.  ind.  or  1  a„sub. 
act.  —  EOeXoi^t,  -oij,  -01,  1  p'. 
edi}.otftn',  pres.  opt.  net.  — E0f- 
Aoir',  for  iOi\oi'Ta,  a.  sin.  par. 
pres.  act.  —  EOiXovri,  Dor.  for 
cdiXovct,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
edi^io  or-JAo). 

h.8e\)iiios,-ov,  and  E6iX>Jiiwr,-ovos, 
b,  t'l,  (fr.  te/Aa)  to  wish)  toluntu- 
ry,  u  illing, 

EdtXodpiicKiia,  -as,  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^priaKciu  to  worship)  uilt- 
worship,  superstition,  human  oh- 
serva7ic(s. 

E8e\oKaKi(i)  -w,  f.  -t'jcw,  (fr.  same, 
and  KUKOi  ill)  to  disire,  uish  or 
do  ill,  practise  wrong,  be  idle  or 

.  worthless;  to  be  cowardly,  faint, 
despond. 

EdeXoKuxpioj  -iD,(fr.same,andkw^of 
deaf)  topretinddeafniss,  hepur- 
posely  dtaf;  to  deceive,  bitruy. 

E^eAoiTi'ji',  E0fAorTi;^6i',  EOi\ovt\, 
(I'r.  same)  voluntarily,  irillingly, 
readily,  of  its  own  accord. 

EQi\ovTr]s,  EdtXovTbi,  EStXovcrioj, 
-ov,  6,  ;;,  (fr.  same)  voluntary, 
wilting,  consenting,  agreecdily ; 
sjjontancous. 

Efif'Ad)  or  &iXw,  f.  dtXrjaiji,  p.  ride- 
hjKa,  to  be  willing  ;  to  will,  wish, 
desire ;  to  choose,  prefer,  taki 
pleasure  or  delight  in ;  to  resolve, 
determine;  to  endeavottr,  at- 
tempt; lomeaii,  signify;  to  have 
power,  be  able.  impf.  tfitXoy.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  tfiiXnaa'  sub.  .JfA/Jo-w' 
inf.  -SfXiJo-ai.  per.pass.  nOiXriiiui. 
the  impf.  iOtXov,  and  1  a.  lOtXi/- 
aa,  come  properly  fiom  ^t'Au). 

"EQtv,  by  Svnc.  for  t'oOfi',  Atl.  for 
£0,  Ion.  for  ol.  Or,  Alt.  for  c, 
a.  of ou. 

'E0£i TO,  3  j)l.of  fWf/i;!',  2a.  mid.  — 
'EQiaar.  3  pi.  ofiOr]v,  2  a.  act.  — 
'EO£ii,  Dor.  f>r  lOov  or  iOico,  2 
sin.  2u.  mid.  ofTtOiifjii. 

EOtpd-zcvov,  -f J,  -f,  impf.  art.  — 
E0tpuTii>''ovTo,  3  pi.  inn)f  pass. 
■r-E0epn:!tv6r}v,  -r)i,  -tj,  pass.  — 
EUipri-mvaa,  -as,  -£,  act.  1  a. 
ind.  of  icpoirtvu). 

E&coiaOrtv,  -j){,  -i;,  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  3coi^o). 

'EO£To,  3  sin.  —  'EOfvro,  3  pi.  2  a. 
ind.  mid.  of  riOiiftai. 

Y.Oiutpu,  EOitlipinv,  3  sin.  and  pi. 
cont.  impf.  art.  —  E0f(ipi7(rui',  3 
pi.  1  a.  ind.  nrl.  of  5(up/w. 

'E"i;,  n.  a.  v.  pi.  com.  of  iOof. 


Ertfiv,  3  sin.  cont.   impf.  act.,  of  'EOrtyov,    -£?,    -£,  impf.    act,    of 


V.Oni'iitOa.  EOntt'iTo,  Ion.  for  /flrj- 
ovfiiOii.  1  pi.  and  fOtjofi  to,  3  pi. 
cont,  impf.  of  Stihfiai,  Ion.  for 
■Sfrfo/zni. 

E0r;(/(Tn)TO,   EOi'riTO,  Inn.   ftir  rOfd'- 


(TfjiTo,  3  pi.  1  n.  ind.  mid.  and 
lOdiTi),  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  mid,  of 
ictfnfiai. 

'Efinna,  -If,  -f  or  -fv,  3  pi.  tOnxiy, 

1   a.   ind.  art.  —  KOfxan,    Ion. 

for  tOi'iKu,  2  sin.  of  EOtiKd/irii, 

(173) 


E0T 

-o),  -iiTo,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  'EBtjv, 

-vs,  -V,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  Tldrjiit. 
'Ed>i\tt,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.   act.  of 

•J-ri/XAci). 
EOtXaaa,  -as,  -c,  3  pi.  -Aao-av,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of-Si^Xd^uj. 
E6>ii^ii)v,-ovos,  6,)';, (Ir.f'fios  custom) 

rustomary,  accustomed,  usual. 

"Edr]V,  for  iW'JV,  1  a.  pass,  of  (j;;il. 

But  'ECrii',  2  a.  act.  of  rldni". 

Edjiptofid^naa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of -Sij- 
pioija^iui. 

EdijcaiptcraTC,  2  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  $T]cavpl^iij. 

"E-tii^e,  pres.  impr.  act. — EBl^co, 
Ion.  for  idi^ov,  pres.  impr.  pass, 
of 

E0(|u,  f.  -(■(Tw,  p.  etdiKa,  (fr.  i6os 
custom)  to  accustom,  inure,  ha- 
bituate, bring  into  use  or  fashion  ; 
to  institute,  ordain,  appoint, 
found.  E0i'^o/jai,  to  have  the 
habit,  be  accustomed,  be  wont. 
I  a.  ind.  act.  liOica.  per.  pass, 
ind.  £i'9i(7f(a(' par.  nQiayhos.  la. 
pa.ss.ind.  £iO('<t0;ji»"  inf.  tBtadrjvau 

Ediafibs,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  last)  a  custom, 
fashion,  habit,  mannir. 

EdtcTios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.snme)  must  be 
practised,  habituated,  inured,  &c. 

KOXnrra,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
,?Arfa). 

EOvdp)^ris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  lOios  a  na- 
tion, and  dp^ui  to  rule)  a  ruler, 
envcrnor,  lituienant,  viceroy. 

'EOict,  -teal  or  -v££riv,  -ir;,  cases 
of  IQvos. 

EOttKis,  -'%  -01',  (fr.  /0)'os  a  na- 
tion) of  a  nation,  race  or  people  ; 
gentile,  heathen,  pagan. 

'EOi'iKws,  (fr.  last)  heathaiishly, 
like  pagans. 

'EOvos,  -fos,  -oi's,  rb,  anatinn, peo- 
ple, tribe  ;  a  body,  troop,  cri  wd, 
multitude  ;  a  class,  rank,  hind, 
sort ;   a  _/!ock,  herd,  sv  arm. 

'EOi'ODs,  -luii',  g.  sin.  and  pi.  cont. 
of  last. 

Eflodf 'TO,  3  sin.  cont.  irrpf.  mid. 
—  EUonTjoniirv,  -u),  -oto,  I  a. 
ind.  mid.  —  Eflo/i  wi',  3  pi.  cont. 
impf.  act.  of  $oir4iu>  or  -vi'u. 

'EOoc,  -toe  -ovs,  TO,  rvstrm,  use, 
habit,  fnsliinn,  manner,  usage, 
practice ;  a  rile,  cirtmony,  in- 
stitution, nrdinavce, 

EOopvffovv,  impf.  act.  cont.  ofSopv- 
fli'w. 

'F.floii,  see  in  /On  to. 

EO(iuiBi'.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  ^nclw,  obs. 
or  for  lOdi  an.  Fame  of  Son^u). 

'KOjinii,  by  .*?ynr.  for  fTo'p»(£,  3 
sin.    1  a.  act.  of  Tupdcou. 

'EOpi(n,  -a(,  -£,   1  a.  ind.   act.  of 

Tpi')((0. 

KOpi'^Oriv  for  crpfif'Onv,  -ijs,  ->j,  2  a. 

ind.    pass.  —  'EOfiii/n,    -as,  -r, 

I  a.  ind.  net.  of  toI^u). 
ECp'icvv.  JPo\.  and  Dor.  for  tOpf- 

yovv    impf.  act.  —  Eflprjrrjffrf/ii;!', 

1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  5fi»)i7'u). 
EOvOriv,  -r;s,  -n.    paf*.  —  'KOvaa, 

-as  -r.  1  a.  ind.  nrl.  of  ?i'u>. 
KOviiwOtir,   -tif,  -1,  1  a-  ''"!•  pass. 

of  5i  /i(!u).  » 

EOvi'iov  -ovv,  impf.  art,  of  ivyiuif 
satne  aa  Svia,  to  rage. 


ElA 


ElA 


{,  -f,   1  a.  ind.  act.  of  lEii'ijMff<»t,  -ov,  i,  fi,  (fr.  d^n{  ap- 


ILBisa, 

'Etfui,  per.  niij.  iiOn,  but  more 
usii:iliy  lliu  Alt.  duidii,  Hint  soiiii-- 
timos  ))0a,  (fr.  iOof  iisaaej  fo  In 
tcoiit  or  iircusiniiifil,  he  hiiniluiU- 
cH  ;  to  uif  to  (/o,  practise ;  toj'rc- 
qucnty  li'iunt. 

Efldil',  g.  1>1.  coiit.  of  j'Oof. 

'Kt/uiffi,  ;J  pi.  I  a.  sub.  of  or  sQnv 
iWn^,  1  «•  ind.  pass,  of  1t]fit. 

El,  «7","  though,  (illltiiugh  ;  uihelher ; 
sin-e.  El  ft),  if  "oL,  unless,  ex- 
cept, Intl.  El  ie  fii),  but  if  nut, 
ulkerwisF.  Ei  ft)  fi-iyt,  /'«<  >f  not 
iniUfd,  otherwise  truly.  Ei  dpj, 
if  perhnps,  peihiips.  Ei  yiip  or 
iWc  yip,  oh  .'  if;  would  that. 
Ei}'!:,  Ei'irtp,  Ei  iil,  if  yet,  >f  how- 
ever, il'  only.  Eiyovv,  ij  at  leasl^ 
if  soever.  Ei  i'  dye,  ho  .'  come, 
come  on.  Ei  icai,  though,  even 
though.  El  fiiv,  El  ^i),  (/"  yet,  if 
indeed,  but  if.  El  rit,  any  one, 
v.hoevtr.  El  too,  whosoever,  of 
whom.ioever.  Ei  t.'i,  to  any  one, 
fur  whoever,  whomsoever. 

El,  2  sin.  pres.  of  ci^i,  to  be. 

El,  2  sin.  pres.  or  3  sin.  impf.  or, 
for  I9i,  pres.  impr.  of  e7^u,  to 

go. 
E7a,  adv.  of  encouragement,  ho  ! 

holla  !  come,  come  on. 
ETii,  -a{,  -£,  per.  mid.  of  ti/ii,  to 

g"- 
Eio,    3    sin.  —  E/av,  3  pi.  cont. 

impf.  act.  of  iduj. 

Ela,  -as,  f).  grass,  herbage  ;  the 
swaril,  turf,  sod. 

Ei(i/i£v^,  -ni,  h,  (fern,  of  next)  n 
moor,  marsh ;  a  moist  Jitld, 
meadow  ;  a  wet,  swampy  thick- 
el. 

Ziniitvof,  -a,  -bv,  {fr.  da  herbage) 
grassy  ;  moist,  moorish,  swampy. 

E!a^us,  -fi,-6v,  Poet,  for  eaius. 

KhivTO,  Poet,  for  'ianro,  Ion.  for 
rjvTo,  impf.  of  I'fi'ii. 

Ei'aov  -(i)v,  impf.  act.  of  cdu). 

Ewp,  -poj,  Td,  Poet,  for  tap,  d.  sin 
ciUpi. 

Etaptuis,   -i),   -iv,  Poet,   for  tapt 

Ei'd5,  2  sin.  cnnt.   impf.  —  Eioite 
or  -acv,  and  Poet,  uaaat,  3  sin 
—  Eiaaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

raw. 
"EliiaK,    and    before    an    aspirate 

Eiaff^'   for   tiaoKe,  3  sin.   impf. 

act,  of  trt'ffKu),  Ion.  for  tdu>. 
Eiarai,  Ei'iTo,  Poel.  for  i'uTat  and 

'tnro,  which  see. 
Ei';3iD,  Ion.    and  Poet,   for  Xti/Su. 

pres.  inf.  act.  ilfiuv.  pres.  ind. 

mid.  ttlionat,-Ti,  -trai.  par.  pres. 

mid.  tt^/ipitvof. 
Ei'yc,    (fr.   £1   if,    and  the   particle 

yl)  if  indeed,  if  yet,  but  if ;  since 

truly,  seeing  tluit. 
Elyija,    -Srof,  ri,   (fr.   cUui  to  re- 
semble) a  resemblance,  reprcscnt- 

alion  ;  a  picture,  imn^e,  statue. 
FJ«'   for   tMf,    adv.   of  exhorting, 

come  !  holla  !  quirk  ! 
'Eicaivofiat    and    EildWojiai,    (fr. 

next)  to  he  like,   resemble,  look 

like  ;  to  appear,  tetm. 


pcuriince)  sightly,  gowlly,  fair, 
handsome,  I.enuliful,  rhtirniiiig. 
Ki(5iif,  -aTof,  ri,  Poet,  for  it^np. 
Ehh,  3  sill,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  tlHd). 
Also,  il  sin.   2  a.  iiiipr.  act.  of 
ti^/u».     Or,  by  Sync,   for  MtjKc, 
3  sin.   per.   ind.   act.   of  same. 
See  also  cl6'. 
Eii'/a  or  l^ln,   -n{,   }],   (fr.   eWcj  tii 
sec)  ati  appearance,  form,  shape 
countenatwe,    aspect  ;    likeness  ; 
a    risemhlance,    similitude ;   an 
idea,  notion. 
Ei(5(i'»)i',  -7)5,  -r],  pres.  opt.  act.  — 
Eii'f'riii,     p''cs.    inf.  act.  or  by 
Sync,  for  £iA;;»:fVHi,  per,  inf.  act. 
of  d^ritii  or  td'/ii). 
E'thv,  3  sin.  of  tifiov  or  Ibov,  -£s, 
-£,  2  a.  ind.  act. — EWfiryiii,  pres 
inf.  mid.  —  Ei'i'friii,  3  sin.  pres 
ind.  mid.  of  fiVu. 
Eii^fiHi,  see  in  tiidrjv. 
Eii?/;^()fifj,  -nf,  !■%  (fr.  next)  rlcform- 

ili/,  ugliness,  loathsomeness, 
Ei'5£Y0i)f,  -(Of  -ohi,  f),  !i,  (fr.  ti^os 
appearance,  and  ixOo;  dislike) 
u^ly,  dcfiirmcd  ;  n/fensivc,  dis- 
gusting, lorilhsomc, 
Eiiiuj  or  Ei(^rifi.i,  f.  tii^rjau,  p.  ctfrj- 
Kii,  (fr.  fi'Au)  to  see)  to  know,  hi 
acquainted  with  ;  to  understand, 
perceive ;  to  acknowledge,  con- 
fess, own.  per.  act.  ind.  by 
Sync,  f  (i5«.  Ion.  fjhii,  -tij,  -t,  and 
cont.  ]iiri,  -ijf,  -)/•  inf.  ti6i7»."f'i'ai, 
by  Sync,  u^ivni'  par.  tiitj/cij?, 
by  Sync.  ti^Hi;,  -v~ia,  -6s.  ppcr. 
tif^nKciv,  by  Sync.  d!>av,  Att. 
f;i^fii',  -tis,  -ti,  in  3  pi.  fi^tttav.  1 
a.  inf.  act.  ct^Tiaai.  per.  mid.  n7Sa. 
Also,  pres.  act.  ind.  dSrjfir  opt. 
eiSdrjv'  sub.  ti'^w  inf.  £ii5fvui. 
per.  ind.  pass,  dajjiat,  daai, 
darni. 
Ei6rj,  together,  at  once,  at  the  same 

time. 
ElSriiaat,  -(Toi,  rui,  par.    pass,   of 

etiita. 
Eii^niii,  same  as  tii^fu,  which  see. 
Ei^i'iiiiiv,  -ovos,  h,  !),  (fr.  dfirijxi  or 
ticiiui  to  know)   knowing,  intflli- 
genl,  sensible  ;  clever,  skilful,  ex- 
pert, dexterous. 
Et^^s,  2  sin.  —  Ei'^fiTt,  2  pi.  pres. 

sub.  act.  of  £ii5(u). 
EMfjffi?,  -to(,  Att.  -cw, ';,  (fr.  c(i^/w 
or  el?,rjiJi'    'o  know)  knowledge, 
science,  skill. 
Eifiriau),  -CIS,  -ci,  in  3  pi.  -troi'ffi,  ind. 

Eii^i'(T£(i',  inf.  1  f.  act.  of  ciflu), 

Et660\  before  an  aspirate,  for  tioo- 

Trt,  a.  sin.  of  £ii5<i{,  by  Sync,  for 

cii^ijifwc,  par.  per.  act.  of  cioiu 

Eifo\,  -wv,  o'l,  (fr.  Lat.  idus)  the 

Roman  ides. 
EWo/iai,ind. — E(n(i;j£i/oj,  and  Poet. 
Et(i5i5/i£)/o?,   par.   pres.   pass.  — 
Erto/jt?,  Dor.  for  Ei'^o/iev,  1  pi. 
of  ETi'oi',  -£?,  -£   or  ri ,  pi.  -o^cv, 
•trc,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  tMu. 
Etionoifw  -«,f.  -fiCu),  (fr.  tTi^ojlike- 
ness,  and  -roitui  to  make)  to  rr- 
presenl,  exhibit,  give  the  appcar- 
nnre.  or  likeness  of;  to  resemble, 
imilale,  counterfeit. 
lEiio-oita,  -as,  h,   (ff-  same)  a  r»- 
(174) 


ElU 

presentation,  exhibition  or  rescm- 
bl'inceuf;  iniUulion. 

EidoiTini'is,  -IV,  b,  1),  ((r.  .■:aiiie)  re- 
presenting,  showing ;  resembling, 
tike;   imitating,  counterfeit. 

E7fios,  -IDS  -ovs,  ri,  (fr.  tiiiD  to  ap- 
pear) seting,  sight ;  a  sight,  ap- 
pearance, form,  figure ;  sort, 
kind. 

Eidoaav,  Booot.  for  ti^ov,  3  pi.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  liiu). 

Eic^offi,  -iStii,  -iSruf , -(Sri, -(Jrtf,  -drt, 
cases  of  niuis. 

Eiiv7'i,  n.  sin.  fern.  —  EtSvtq,  Ion. 
KMuu;,  d.  sin.  fern.  —  Ett'ivlrjai, 
Ion.  lor  tiiSui'uif,  d.  pi.  fern,  of 

£I(5w{. 

E((5i'XAioi',  -ov,  rb,  (fr,  c76os  a  re- 
semblance) a  little  poem,  copy  of 
verses,  pastoral. 
Elfio,  f.  £/<riu,  and  lau>,  to  see,  look, 
behobl ;  to  observe,  consider  ;  to 
esteem,  regard  ;  to  know,  under- 
stand, perceive  ;  to  feci,  experi- 
ence ;  to  converse,  be  acquainted 
or  intinmte  with  ;  to  know  how, 
he  competent ;  to  acknowledge, 
own.  Eifioixnt,  to  scern,  njipear  ; 
to  resemble,  be  like  ;  to  assimilate 
one's  self  counterfeit,  imitate.  I 
a.  ind.  act.  EiVa,  Pott.  rjca.  2  a. 
act.  ind.  u&ov,  and  Poet,  llsov 
impr.  Ibr  opt.  [i]oipr  sub.  i5w 
inf.  i^tTi'"  par.  tSu)v.  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
daofiiii,  and  Poet,  hojiai.  per. 
mid.  ind.  I5a'  par.  i&ois,  -vTa, 
•is-  I  a.  mid.  ind.  etadfitiv  and 
itianfinv  opt,  tiCtiiiJiriv  inf. 
dauadaf  par.  tiadiitvos-  2  a. 
mid.  ind.  tifiuur^v  impr,  liuS 
sub.  ibvifim.'  inf.  iSiaOat. 
Eii5(t),  -,^5,  -fj,  pi.  -wjitv,  -riTt,  pres. 
sub.  act.  —  Eii5ci'7;i/,  pres.  opt. 
act.^ —  Eii^f'i/ai,  pres.  inf.  act.  of 
dirifAt,  same  as  ci&iui.  Or,  Ei'iu 
and  Ei5f'i'ai,*by  Sync,  for  tiiiiKw, 
per.  sub.  act.  andci6;;K(Vai,  per. 
inf.  act.  of  £(i5f'ai. 
Et!;u)'\uov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  dSw\ov  an 

idol)  a  temple,  shrine, 
Ei&iji\69vTos,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same, 
and   ■Si5u)  to  sacrifice)  sacrijiced 
or  offered  to  an  idol. 
Etioi'So\iiTpd'i,  -at,  i';,   (fr.  ti'^uiXov 
an  image,  and  Xarpfia  worship) 
idolatry,  heatheyiism. 
EiSioXo^drpiis,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same) 

an  idolater,  heathen. 
EifwXov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  £(i5ot  likeness) 
(1     representation,     resemblance, 
likeness  ;    an  apparition,  sliade, 
phantom,  ghost  ;  an  image,  sta- 
tue ;  an  idol,  false  god. 
Ei^uXoffoii'Vi,  -as,  I'l,  (fr-  last,  and 
TroijK)  to  make)  the  making  or  ex- 
citing an  image  ;  or,  a  thought, 
imagery,     fanciful    representa- 
tion. 
Eiiios,  -v^a,  -bs,  by  Sync,  for  uiri- 

(CMS,  par.  per.  act.  of  ciiiW' 
E'lev,  by  Sync,  for  drjauv,  3  pi.  pres. 

opt.  of  t(/j(,  to  he. 
Eltv,  but  come,  come  now  ;  he  il  so, 

granted,  suppose. 
E'lnv,  -ri;,  -ri,  2  a.   opt.   act.  of 

'ill  II  I.  r 

Zl'iv,  d>is,elri,  in  pX.drincv,  tlrire,  tit' 


ETK 


ELY 


EIA 


aav,  andby  Sync. tijitv,  e'trt,  citv, 
pres.  opt.  of  £(^'i,  lo  be, 

E.W'  before  an  aspirate,  for  tlra, 
or  for  circ. 

'E'idap,  a  Poet,  word,  ilien,  imme- 
diately, directly. 

"E-iSt,  (fr.  £t  if)  oh  that !  would  thai  ! 
were  it  so. 

E-ldnv  or  id>iv,  1  a.  pass.  ind.  of 
iniii ;  but  '£9i7v,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

EiOiKa,  per.  ind.  act.  —  EiOYciif, 
par. — Ei6io-a,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
EiO(o-fiai,  per.  pass.  — Ztdtajti- 
foi,  par.  of  tBi^u). 

E/<c'  for  cUc,  tUtv,  (fr.  ti  if,  with 
the  pariinle  Kt  or  kcv)  if  so,  for 
cw  much  a»,for. 

ETica,  and  Ait.  ioiKa,  per.  mid.  of 

fIKU). 

ET/ca,  per.  ind.  act.  of  Iny^i- 

Eiiu'^i,  d.  sin,  of  ctxds. 

Eiicd^u),  f.  -dauj,  (fr.  ci'kui  to  resem- 
ble) to  assimilate,  make  like, 
counttrfiil ;  lo  compare  ;  to  con- 
jecture, ^tss. 

EiKddui,  (fr.  tiKu)  to  yield)  to  suh. 
mit,  yield ;  to  retire,  vntkdraw, 
i;ive  ground. 

Eivui,  (fr.  ci  if,  and  xai  also)  even 
if,  although,  though. 

EiKaio;,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  hk!)  rashly) 
rash,  fuil-hardy,  indiscreet,  gid- 
dy ;  causeless,  without  reason  or 
motive. 

E(KK,  •ac!o;,  }i,  (fr.  tUoai  twenty) 
one  twenty,  ■  a  twentieth,  the 
number  twenty. 

Ectdffi,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  act.  of 
irijlt,  but 

Ef<C(iffi,  3  pi.  per.  mid.  of  (Iku. 

Eixaafia,  arof,  tA,  and  Etxacfii;, 
-of,  0,  (fr.  ciKd^u)  to  liken)  asla- 
tue,  image;  a  .figure,  represen- 
tation, picture,  likeness ;  a  phan- 
tom, ghost ;  a  trace,  mark;  con- 
jecture, guess. 

Ztxdaaat;,  Poet.  fortiicnVais,  2  sin. 
1  a.  opt.  act.  —  EncaVat,  1  a. 
inf.  an.  of  fKcrfuj. 

EiV^ri,  D  ir.  for  ukooi. 

KiKc,  I  gill.  —  Ei«r£,  2  pi.  pres. 
iinpr.  act.  of  t/«;u). 

EiVcif,  and  Alt,  r^Ktiv,  pper.  ofci^i, 
to  go. 

Ei<ttA';f,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  ificij  to  re^ 
sctnbie)  tike,  resembling. 

EcKi),  rashly,  hee'Uesnly,  gi/btily, 
prei-.i/iU'ilcly,  at  random  ;  in  vain, 
to  no  puTiiosr,  fruitlessly  ;  arn- 
dentalli/,  hy  chance ;  witlwut  rea- 
son or  motive, 

Kiif6na,-6vi,  -6vo{,  ca-icii  of  ttKtav. 

tiiKavl^io,  f.  -ifiTu,  (fr.  incav  an 
image)  to  lusimilulry  Ukr.n ;  lo 
rrpresent,  picture,  portray,  tz- 
prmn. 

EiK^iioy,  -tv,  ri,  (ilim.  of  iIkuiv  n 
itatiic)  a  liUlc  tmagr,  statue  or 
Jigurc. 

Ei<r<)(,-«>roc,  TO,  (ncilt.  offiifw{,n»;r. 
par.  of  liKut  to  resemble)  likrli- 
hood,  npjnarnnrt,  prohahilily ; 
reasonahlriirss, 

E(<r')ir«irii5,-/of -»5(,  b,  !,,  (fr.  tUoai 
Iwcniy,  and  tVoc  a  year)  fiotn/y 
years  old. 


^iKoa^xis,  (fr.  S3.me)  twenty  times.' 

Ei«o(7i,  and  Poet.  ccUoai,  indecl. 
twenty. 

EtKo^lxXlvoi,  -tj,  -ov,  (fr.  last,  and 
KXivn  a  couch)  with  twenty  couch- 
es ;  having  seats  for  or  accommo- 
dating twenty. 

Ei<co(r<//£T-poj  -av,  b,  !;,   (fr.   same, 


presiding    over  childbirth,  Z/u- 
cina;  labour,  travail,  childbirth. 

'E.iXurai,  3  sin.  cent.  pres.  ind, 
pass,  of  £(A/i£). 

EiAcoj,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  tiXf'd)  to  strain) 
the  small  guts;  the  tivisliiig  of 
the  bowels;  a  vine;  a  serpenVs 
nest ;  a  den. 


and  ^tirpov  a  measure)  of  twenty\Kt\i(nov,  -ov,  ri,  a  town  of  Boeo- 


measures,  containing  twenty  mea- 
sures. 

EcKOTivi/piroj,  -ri,  -or,  (fr.  same, 
and  £01  ^uj  to  dispute)  sought, 
courted  or  fought  for  by  twenty. 

Ei».offir;;^i.'i-,  -:of  -oi;,  o,  i],  (fr. 
same,  and  -/);^v?  a  cubit  )o/ttf£):- 
ty  cubits,  twenty  cubits  long. 

EiKoorii,  (fr.  same)  the  twentieth, 

EiAcdruf,  (fr.  £(Kiif,  par.  per.  of  ei'ku 
to  resemble)  naturally ;  proba- 
bly, likely  ;  with  reason,  no  won- 
der, deservedly,  justly  ;  lo  appear- 
ance, 

EiVouffi,  S  pi.    pres.   ind.   act.    ol 

UKtl, 

KtKTriv,  by  Sync,  and  Dial,  for 
£ncfr;;i',  3  du.  impf.  act.  ;  or,  for 
ttKiirnv,  3  du.  pper.  act,  —  EiV- 
70,  by  same,  for  cikcto,  3  sin. 
impf.  pass.  ;  or,  by  Dial,  for 
cUto,  3  sin.  pper,  pass.  o{  ukw. 

EiKv7av,  a.  fern.  sin.  of  ctxiis,  par. 
per.  act.  of  cIku), 

Eu'ii),  f.  £i'{u),  p.  ti)(^a,to  aasirnilale, 
liken,  vuike  like ;  Co  yield,  «!/'.. 
mit,  give  way ;  indulge,  concede, 
humour.  E(\-o//u(,  pass,  to  6t 
like,  resemble,  mid.  to  assimi- 
late or  make  yne's  self  like,  pri- 
tend,  counterfeit,  imitate;  to  be- 
come, beseem,  befit,  suit,  agree. 
per.  mid.  oiko,  Att.  ioiKa  and 
ii^Ka,   whence    pper.   mid.    ii^- 

KUV, 

Ei«c(i,  -6oi  -oEf, )';,  Poet,  for  hk6v, 

Eu-uc,  -ovoa,  -ov,  par.  pres.  act.  of 
tUui, 

EiKiic,  -iJvof, »;,  (fr.  tUii)  to  resem- 
ble) a  likeness,  re-temblancc,  pic- 
ture, statue,  image. 

EiKcif,  -uru,  -di,  (fr.  toiKu)!,  par. 
per.  of  ciVii)  to  resemble)  likely, 
probable. 

ZiXofi'is,  -ifi!of ,  fi,  (fr.  tiXf'u)  to  wrap 
up)  the  membrane  enclosing  thi 
brain. 

EiXoTivd^u),  f.  -aaiji,  (fr.  t\nzivri  u 
banquet)  to  treat,  entertain;  to 
feast,  revel. 

EiXnitii'o<rTi;{,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
guest 

EtXaaivij,  -tji,  II,  (fr.  «Af/  an  as- 
sembla^o,  and  irhu  lo  drink)  an 
rnlrrtainincnl,  feast,  bam/uet  ;  a 
drinking  bout 

EfXnpnnil  Er>(ip,  -c(«jn?,ri,(fr.f(X/o) 
to  «:nclo«ri)  It  fort,  rantlc,  for- 
tress ;  liu'warki.  foTt{firittion, 

ZiXdrhii,  Pool,  for  iX<ir/io(, 

fC7>e,  act.  —  El'Xir'  f 'r  ilXiro,  mid, 
3  sin.  2  a.  in<l.  —  EfAtu,  Dor 
for  i7\nv,  2  «in.  of  EiAtS/o/y,  2  a 
iml.  mul.  of  a'lotiit. 

V.lXcYiKii,  Att,  for  XfXty/iai,  per 
pas/<.  of  Xfyii). 

Zi\ilOiiiri,  -Iff,  fi,  ((r.  iXetOio  obs.  to 
coni")    nn  epithet  of  Juno,  as 
(I7i) 


Ei'Xtffif, -(Of,  Alt.  -£U)5,  I'l,  (fr.  £iAi; 
brightness)  heat,  gummer''s  heat, 
the  violence  of  the  sun. 

Ei.Xfr'  for  f'i'XtTo,  see  u\c. 

EiXtDi Tu,  Dor.  for  c'i\iovTo-ouvTO,3 
pi.  inipt".  pass,  of  ciX/ui. 

EiArya,  Att.  for  XfX£;^a,  per.  act, 
cf  Xf'yu). 

E(X('a)  -u>,  (properly  the  same  with 
the  next)  to  gather,  u^scrnbte, 
colkct ;  to  straiten,  press  toge- 
ther, shut  up,  e7ielose,  confine, 
hern  in. 

EiAf'o)  -w,  f.  -jicrii),  p.  -v^a,  to  roll, 
toss,  tumble;  to  roll  together, 
wrap  up,  fold  in;  to  aivelope^ 
clothe,  shroud,  cover,  hide,  con- 
ceal ;  to  turn  round,  whirl,  wheel, 
wind  about  ;  to  bind,  crook, 
curve,  EiAf'o^fui,  to  turn,  stir, 
move,  walk  or  go  about. 

EiA>;,  -ri<,  I'l,  (fr.  EiXf'w  to  gather) 
properly  a  troop  of  sucty-four 
norscmen  ;  a  throng,  crowd,  mul- 
titude ;  afiork,fiight,  herd. 

K'iXrj,  -);5, )';,  for  iXr;. 

KiXiiduf,  -ctca,  -If,  par.  1  a.  pass. 

of  £lXf'(i). 

Ei\nOip'l?,  -ioi  -oijf,  b,  I/,  (fr.  ttAr; 
radiance,  and  ^tpu)  to  warm) 
heated  by  the  sun,  warm,  hot, 
scorching, 

Et\rj\ovOa,  Poet,  for  eXi/XdAo,  Alt, 
for  rjXvda,  per.  mid.  —  EiA/Aou- 
Betv,  -cif,  -II,  pper.  in  same  man- 
ner  E(A';AouO^£v,    by    Sync. 

for  ciXTjXuvdaiiu,  1  pi.  of  same, 
for  ipyofi'it, 

EiXrinnni,  Ei'Xt;rr«i,  Att.  forXt'Ai;/'- 
ftat,  1  sin.  and  X/XijirT.ti,  3  sin, 
per.  pass.  —  E(X»7/i//£'rof,  Att, 
for  XcXriixftivos,  par.  per.  pass,  of 

Aa///ja'vij. 

ElXtifia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  c'lXiu)  to  roll 
up)  a  roll  of  a  book,  volume  ;  a 
wrapper,  cover. 

Ei'Xiji^u,  -Hi,  -t,  and  EiX^^wf,  Alt. 
for  Xl\ii<pa,  per.  act.  and  XiX,]- 
(fiuif, par.  per.  act.  of  \afi0diu). 

EiXnX'h  •^"'  for  X/Xf;,Y'«)  per.  act, 
ol   Xayi(d\'u), 

E7Xiyyo{  or  Ki'Aiy^oj,  -ov,  h,  and 
E7A(y/ia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  flA  irnci 
to  whirl)  a  virtrx,  irhirtiriiut, 
whirlpool ;  n  circuit,  compass  ;  a 
curling,  spiral ;  a  covering,  nnip- 
ping  up, 

F.lXiyfini,  EiXiy/i/cof,  sen  iWhau), 

KiXiAo/ifin,  -tK,  /;,  (fr.  nfM)  since- 
rity, simplicity,  purity,  inno- 
rrnrr  ;  clearness,  pcrsiiicuily, 

E(XiKp(vi)(,  -lof  -oln,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  ilXit 
Nunshine,  and  uplvu  lo  jiulpi') 
sinrrre,  pnrr,  innocent;  sound, 
faultless;  clear,  perspicuous, 
E(Aiv(iiri}|  a,  sm.  —  Y.tXiKitiviU, 
pi,  colli. 


EIM 

EiXirpiiij,  <fr.  last)  sincfrtly,in- 
itonntlij,  rlearlf/. 

EiXi;  or  "EXis,  -tuai^lt,  (fr.  tWioaui 
to  whirl)  a  rolling,  nliirliiig;  <i 
revolution,  cirniil,  compass;  a 
cover,  urupyrr,  case  ;  a  hrarilit ; 
a  sort  of  ii'v.  Also,  lulj.  rolled, 
wrealhtd,  lu  isled,  curled,  entwi- 
ned, entanslid;  bent,  bowed, 
curved,  crooked ;  hUtrk. 

SiXiVo^rjc,  a.  pi.  'EAiriJi^tffffi,  Ion. 
for  (iXirruffi,  d.  pi.  of 

SiATirouf,  -oioi,  h,  fj,  (fr.  fiX/uj  to 
bond,  and  roDf  the  foot)  irnok- 
footed,  round-footed ;  or  walking 
crookeillv,  moving  awkwardly, 
shambling. 

SiXicffo/in  OS,  par.  pres.  pass,  of 

ZiXltraiii  or  'EXiVffoi,  -T7i-u),f.-('fu),p. 
tiXi^^a,  (fr.  ti'Xi'u)  toroU)  towhirt, 
roil,  rivvlvc,  turn  round  ;  to  roll, 
folil  or  wrap  up.  per.  ind.  pass. 
(iXiy^uc  par.  (iXiy^/iof.  par. 
prcs.  pass.  iWtaaofitvoi  -rj,  -ov. 

SiX  ;^3ro,  Ion.  for  i\\ty^tivoi  fiaav, 
3  pi.  pper.  pass,  of  tiAiVo-w. 

LiXxov,  -£j,  -f,  impf.  act.  of  tXnii. 

i7X«cu(ro,  -a{,  -t,  3  pi.  E'lXKDffai',  1 
a.  ind.  act.  —  EiXkuo»/,  impf. 
act.  of  tA/ct'iu). 

iiXii^nof,  par.  of  EiXo^oi,  pres. 
pass,  of  t'CKtj},  same  as  tlX/u). 

•.Wufiriv,  -ov,  -tro,  mid.  —  E'l'Aov, 
act.  2  a.  ind.  of  oip/u. 

iiAdrt^ov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  t'/Ai;  for  e\7] 
sunshine,  and  ttc^ov  ground)  a 
place  exposed  to  the  sun,  a  dry- 
ing ground. 

I'iXo^a,  and  X{Xo;^n,  Att.  for  XfXt- 
^a,  per.  act.  of  A/yw. 

Z'lXvarnt,  Ion.  for  fiXO/^fvoi  -£(01,  3 
pi.  per.  pass.  —  Ei'Xiiro,  3  sin. 
impf.  pass,  of  tiXi'o)  or  dXvfii. 

L(Xi'0//dc,  and  EiXtds  or  lAudf,  -oC, 
6,  (fr.  tiAvo*  to  roll  up)  aburrow, 
cover,  den,  cavern,  cave. 

!(Xi.'f,  -vos,  fi,  seeiAi'f. 

SiAii/)(i^(i),  and  EiAv0rfai-(3,f. -affw, 
(fr.  eiXvw  to  whirl,  and  (pdui  to 
shine)  io  revolve,  ttirn  round, 
roll;  to  whirl  or  Jiing  about; 
to  sparkle,  glitter,  shine,  impf. 
of  first,  [i'Xv(p(i^ov,  -ts,  -I.  par.i 
pres.  act.  of  latter,  it\v<j>dniiv 
-li>v. 

E(Xv(/i(iwvT£j,  Poet,  for  tikvi^Uvrci, 
n.  pi.  mas.  cont.  par.  pres.  act. 
of  last. 

EiXiJu,  or  EiXu^i,  and  sometimes 
aspirated,  f.  -vcdt,  same  as  tiX/o), 
or  (iX((i),  impf.  pass.  tiXv/irjv, 
-vao,  -vTo. 

EiXw  or  trXw,  same  as  EiX/(j  or 
fiXAn,  pass.  t'iXofini. 

ErXojf,  -lurof,  and  ElAcirj;;,  -ou,  b, 
a  Helot,  a  slave  among  the  La- 
cedaemonians. 

EiXoi-tfa,  -lij-,  //,  (fr.  last)  slavery, 
bondage. 

EiXwTtiJai,  f.  -ci'tro),  (fr.  same)  to 
serve,  he  a  slave. 

EiXwrif,  -it'of,  jj,  (fr.  same)  a  wo- 
man slave,  bondmaid. 

Cipt'  for  iifti. 

£,^tfia,  and  J£.o\.  "Eu/ta,  -urof,  rb, 
(fr.  iiii  or  i'm/ji  to  clothe)  dress, 
clothing  ;  a  coal,  tivy  garment. 


EIS 

e7/i(ii,  ppr.  pass,  of  "r;;(i.  Or  of 
t'u),  for  III i>^i, 

E7/<<if)/i(i(,  -cui,  -raC  Ei/mp/i/i'nj, 
Att.  for  ^ilfiiipftat,  per.  pass,  and 
)i(uapiilvoi,  par.  p»r.  pass.  — 
Ei^afjTo,  3  sin.  ppcr.  pass.  Att. 
of  fitipu). 

K'liiapfiiit],  -tis,  li,  (ft  m.  ol  fi/inp- 
^fi'Of  in  last)  providence,  the 
course  of  nature ;  fate,  destiny  ; 
fortune,  rlianrc. 

E7fi[v,  Poet.  Dor.  and  JEo).  for 
laftei;  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  Or,  bj- 
Sync,  for  ciri/icv,  1  pi.  opt.  pres. 
of  cifii,  to  be. 

Ei'fJtJ'tii,  Pocl.  and  Dor.  —  Kftcvm, 
Att.  — "Efificvcit,  JEo\.  for  trial, 
prcs.  inf.  of  same. 

E(/ifs,  Dor.  —  Ei/'f  1,  Poet,  for  w- 
Hfv,  1  pi.  prcs.  ind.  of  same. 

El  fifl,  if  not,  unless,  except,  but. 

Ei/ii,  f.  (aouat,  (fr.  /w  obs.  to  he) 
to  be,  subsist,  exist ;  to  happen, 
occur;  to  he  reckoned,  esteemed, 
reputed.  nX/or  uiui,  to  avail, 
effect,  do.  impf.  i)v,  !is  and 
^ol.  naOa,  i)  and  Att.  !)>'.  ppcr. 
ffi'iv,  tiaw,  fiTO.  f.  fVofiai,  -;;,-fr(ii 
by  Sync.  larm.  prcs.  inipr.  /<t6i, 
hdi  or  iao,  iaru,  and  Att.  i'/tw. 
pres.  opt.  ibiv  -rji,-j]-  pres.  sub. 
a,  fis,  ^,  in  pi.  ufttv,  rjre,  Cici. 
pres.  mf.  tTi'oi,  and  Poet,  and 
Dor.  cifuvat,  Att.  ifjcvat,  .i^Sol. 
iltjievai.  f.  inf.  icitcbai,  par.  pres. 
oji'.  par.  f.  eadficvoq. 

ET/ii,  f.  liaojtat,  p.  UKn,  (fr.  f'u)  to 
go,  obs.)  ^o  go,  come,  move;  to 
enter,  penetrate,  pierce ;  to  go 
with  violence,  rush,  dart.  pres. 
ind.  du.  irov,  3  pi.  tw'..  impr. 
Wt,  Itw  inf.  Ivai,  uiat,  and  if'tni 
in  compos,  impf.  cir,  du.  Itov, 
-t]v,  3  pi.  hav.  2  a.  ind.  lov,  -f?, 
-£•  impr.  h.  opt.  I'oi/ii"  sub.  I'w" 
inf.  i'£iv  par.  I'wi'.  per.  mid.  e7a, 
Att.  ^a,  and  I'l'ia.  pper.  ;7£(v,  3  pi. 
f/ticav,  Att.  ^ctrav. 

ETi',  impf  of  last.  Or  Poet,  for 
ijr,  ini|)f.  of  £i/ii,  <o  6e. 

Eir,  Poet.  for£!'. 

Eii'a'£r£f,  Poet,  for  evvdcrci. 

KTvai,  pres.  inf.  of  either  £i//i  or 
tcjji. 

Eri'ui,2  a.  inf.  of  ij;^i. 

EiiaXi'of,  -a,  -ov,  Poet,  for  cvdXioi. 

Eivdi'vxcit  for  £ui'£a'i  i;;;^£5. 

Eifuf,  -ioi,  II,  for  twdi. 

Eivdrap  or  -Ti/p,  -npoi,  /;,  (perhaps 
for  tvi'drtio,  fr.  ttio'^w  to  coha- 
bit) a  brother'' s  wife,  sister-in-law. 

Eiraros,  -Vi  -ov,  for  ivvaros. 

Eii'tiifotTo,  3pl.of£ivfi>;rf/y7pi',  Poet, 
and  Ion.  for  TivtyKdiinv,  1  a.  mid. 
of  0/pu. 

E'ivtKa,  ElvcKtv,  Poet. for £r£<ca,-<f£v. 

Eii'iS^iOf,  -ov,  h,  II,  Poet,  for  cvd^ioi. 

EtrovtovXyos,  -ov,b,  ii,  (fr.  civoaii. 
Poet,  for  ivocif  motion,  and  ^iijX- 
Aov  a  leaf)  leaf -quivering  ;  sha- 
dy, lofty,  tall. 

Earai,  Eiiro,  3  pi.  per.  and  pper. 
of  tou,  obs.  same  as  ri^ai. 

Eifn,  -a$,-£,  pi.  Ei'fcr/'Ci'i  -art,  -nv, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Ei'faj,  par.  1  a. 
act — Eiidfiriv,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
tiVw. 

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EIP 

E7o,  Poet,  for  of,  himself. 

Eini,  -US, -£,  3  pi.  EiTTiiv,  ind.  — . 
Ei-3i',-u'r(i),  pJ.'-miTi,  and  before 
an  aspirate  -ruO'  -n(irw(r(i;',impr. 

—  Eiirui,  inf.  1  a.  act.  — Eittov, 
-£S,  -t  or  -tv,  ind.  —  Eiri,  -7r£T£, 
2  sin.  and  pi.  impr.  —  Eho  fit, 
-01$,  -01,  opt.  —  Ei7rw,-i;{, -;;,  pi. 
-w/ifv,  -pr£,  -uiai  or  -irn',  sub.  — 
EiTrfTv,  inf.  —  Euriii',  -oi'iru,  -6v, 
S.  -uvToi,  a.  -liirn,  )il.  n.  -dvr£j. 
These  two  aorisis  carry  the 
augment  throughout. 

E'jTfp,   (fr.  £1  if,   and  jrip  though) 

(dlliough,  though,  yet,  since;  if 

indeed,    if  oidy,   if  truly ;  how- 

eva',  -soevir,  -ever. 
ElircoKt,  Ion.  for  £(>£.  3  sin.  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  irui. 
Etrrrj,  (fr.  £i  if,  and  nii  for  rruij  how) 

;/'  any  where,  wherever ;  if  any 

hoiv,  any  tiise. 
EirrjoOa.  iKol.  for  ti'irp?,  2  sin.  and 

Elrijffi,  Ion.  for  tlnfi,  3  sin.  2  a. 

sub.  of /jru). 
EiTTuOcv,  (fr.f I  ir,and  vdOev  whence) 

if   any  where,    wherever,   from 

wherever. 
EiToi,  (fr.  £1  if,  and  jroi  whither) 

if  any  where. 
EiVoi,  3  sin.  2  a.  opt.  of  liru>. 
E'tvdfiriv,  -ov,  -iTo,  in  3  pi.  fi'iroiTo, 

impf.  mid.  of  'iiroftai. 
Eiroaav,  for  uirav,  1  a.  or  utov,  2 

a.  3  pi.  ind.  act.  of  ittw. 
EiiroTs,  (fr.  fi  if,  and  ndrc  when)  if 

ever,  wheiiever. 
Ei'ttod  (fr.  same,  and  row   where) 

if  any  where,  wherever;  vihai- 

cver. 
EiVio,  Eirwi'.  see  iitu). 
Einui?,  (fr.  £1  if,  and  TrOt  how)  if 

hy  any  means,  if  any  how,  if  by 

chance,  perhaps. 
Eip,aslnrm,  tempest;  lightning. 
Eip,  Heb.  indecl.  a  watcher,  scrai- 

nel. 
Eipava,  -Of,  i,  Dor.  for  tipf/vri' 
Etpa<j)twTris,   -ov,    h,   (fr.  j)dT!TU>    fo 

sew)   an    epi\hct    of   Bacchus, 

because  stitched  up  in  Jupiter's 

thigh. 
EipynOw,  (fr.  clpyu)  to  restrain)  to 

hinder,  preient,   debar ;  to  keep 

asundtr,  separate,  liividc ;  to  cut 

off',     impf.  act.  cipya^ov,  Poet. 

[I'pyuOov. 
Etpyaadfjijv,  -w,  -aro,  pi.    -dfiiOa, 

-axTo,  J  a.  ind.  mid.  — Eipyw^d- 

fi>]v,-ov,  -cTo,  impf.  ind Eip- 

ynaOnv,  1  a.  ind.  pass.     Ei'pyao-- 

fiai,  -0-ai,  -Tai,  per.  pass.  —  Eip- 

yaaitevos,  -ri,-ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

of  cpyd^ofiai. 
Eipyti,  3  sin.  EipyoDci,  3  pi.  pres. 

ind.  act. — E(p)'wi',-oi'<ra,-ov,par. 

pres.  act.  —  Eipyov,  pres.  impr. 

pass.  —  Ei'pyto'Oui,    prcs.    inf. 

pass.  — E7pyiiai,  per.  ind.  pass. 

—  Eipyi'i'vou  par.  per.  pass,  of 
c(py<o.  Or  if  as[)iralcd,  of  e'lpyia, 

Eipyi'ii,  -oT;  h,  (fr.  dpyu  to  con- 
line)  c(mJinemcnt,imprisonmerU  ; 
an  enclosure,  fortress. 

Ei'pyn'/ii,  same  as  tipyai. 

Ei'oyov,  -or,  Tu,  for  ipyov. 

E'l'pyu),  and  Etpy^i  f-  -(<"•  P*  'K"* 


EIP 

with,  or  ^vlthout  the  asper,  this 
verb  signities,  to  fortify,  strength- 
en, secure;  to  force,  compel; 
to  hinder,  ilehar.  But,  Eipyu),  to 
include,  enclose,  hold  in,  contain  ; 
to  shut  up,  confine,  imprison ; 
to  restrain,  curb,  stop,  keep  in, 
binfl.  And  Eipyw,  to  exclude, 
shut  or  turn  out,  drive  away, 
thrust  or  push  astle,  remove, 
keep  off,  put  away  ;  to  part,  di- 
vide, sepirate.  Elpyoftat  or  Eip- 
yo^ai,  to  take  one  s  self  away, 
he  removed ;  to  set  out,  go  off, 
depart,  retire,  keep  out  of  the  way  ; 
to  shun,  avoid. 

'E'pia,  -ai,  Ion.  Kiptif  -Vii  hi  (fr. 
cioiJ  to  connect)  an  assembly, 
nieeting. 

E/pcai,  Ion.  for  ilpn,  2  sin.  pres. 
mid.  of  ttpu). 

'EipiSrai,  Ion.  for  tiptivrai,  Alt.  for 
ipl>rivrat,3  pi.  per.  pasS.  of  ^f'oti. 

ZtpecirOai  -ctadai.  Ion.  and  Poet, 
for  iptadai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 
ipifiai. 

Efpco,  Ion.  for  ttoov,  pres.  impr. 
mid.  of  tip (i).  Or,  2  sin.  impf. 
pass,  of  tpoftat. 

Ei'pcpo;,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  dpm  to  connect) 
captivity,  bondage,  imprisonment, 
slavery, 

Eiocadai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  of  t/pui. 

Eiptffi'i,  -of,  ^,  (fr.  £pfCT(T(ij  to  row) 
rowing,  the  motion  of  oars,  clap- 
ping or, flapping  of  wings. 

Eipcffiui't;, -;;(,  Ij,  (fr.  cTpoi  wool)  an 
ohve  branch  stuck  over  with  wool, 
which  the  Greeks  hung  over 
their  doors  as  a  charm  against 
famine, 

EiocTo  or  i^pcro,  3  sin.  impf.  mid.  of 
iotfiai. 

Eiocvirai,  Dor.  for  cipovaai,  fern.  pi. 
par.  pres.  act.  of 

Eio/w,  Poet,  for  cpiw, 

EipnKit,  EioTiKif,  Eipifiai,  Eiprr/if- 
vo{,  AtL  for  (f/liqKit,  per.  act. 
coptKoii,  par.  per.  act.  (ppt^fiai, 
per.  pass,  and  cplinfivof,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  piui.     Or 

EloriK'i,  -If,  -I  or  -tv,  3  pi.  -aat, 
per.  ind.  act.  — EipnKdrof,  g.  sin. 
par.  per.  act. — Eionfifvo!,  -ri, 
-oy,  par.  per.  pass,  of  tp(u), 

EioTixav,  (or  itpnK'KTt,  3  pi.  of  last. 

Kioifv, -I'lvof,  0,  (fr.  ti'pui  to  apeak) 
a  hoy,  youth  ;    a/iptnker,  mimitor, 

EiB'iviXoi,-a,-ov,  (fr.  tip'/i") peace) 
prrirtful,  peaccahte ;  quiet,  se- 
cure. 

Eipti'apxvd  -ov,  h,  (fr.  Rtimc,  and 
do  ^,t  lo  rule)  a  m'tgislraU,ptacc' 
qffirrr, 

Eiprjuiicrt,  2  pi.  pre*,  impr.  art.  — 
Etoni/tinvTif,  n.  pi.  par.  pres. 
act.  of 

EipTivciia,  f.  -ttait,  p.  'tvKi,  (fr. 
nn.n\';)  to  keep  the pe'ir.e,lie pearea- 
hU  ;  ti.  be  at  r<t  in  pearr. 

Einjvri,  •!](,  >/,  (i>erhap»fr.  tlput  to 
unite,  (i(  iv  together)  pnirr, 
tranjuiUily,  quietness;  concord, 
hurmony. 

EiO'iylKb;,  -h,  •>>«.  (fr.  laiO  p'trr- 
ful,  'luict,  trnnjuil;  mild,  erntlr. 

EtOfivorroilu -a,  (•  -ijffw,  p.   norivo- 

z 


ET2 

votrjica,  (fr.  same,  and  raifu  to 
make)  to  make  peace,  reconcile; 
to  pacify,  appease,  tranquillize, 
calm.  1  a.  par. act. ciprnj-zoirj(rai. 

Etpn^oTTOiis,  -oT',  b,  i),  (fr.  last) 
peaceable,  pacific,  appeasing,  re- 
conciling. Subs,  a  peace-maker, 
mediator,  intercessor, 

Etpii'iis,  -ov,  0,  t),  (fr.  tipoj  wool) 
woolly,  woollen,  ^fleecy, 

Eiptov,  and  'Epior,  -ov,  rd,  same  as 
clooi. 

EtpxTii,  -;j5,  t),  (fr.  eipyu)  to  confine) 
a  pris:jn,  gaol, 

EipoKdiio^,  -ov,  h,  !j,  (fr.  e7pcs  wool, 
and  KOftiu)  to  dress)  carding, 
combing  or  teasing  wool.  Subs. 
a  carder  or  spinner, 

Eipo/iai,    pres.    mid.    or   pass,    of 

lipM, 

EipdfiTjv,  impf.  mid.  of  same.  Or 
im|)r.  mid.  of  j'po^ui,  which  has 

al30T;p(i^);V. 

EipoTTiiKos,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  upos  wool, 
and  TTOKos  a  fleece)  woolly,  flee- 
cy. 

Eipof,  -£os  -ouf,  TO,  also  Eipion,  and 
'Epioi'.  -ov,  TO,  (perhaps  fr.  clpui 
to  hold  together)  wool, , fleece. 

EipTTo^ci,  Dor.  for  upiroiicv,  1  pi. 
impf.  of  ep-u). 

Eipvarai,  Etpvaro,  lon.for  tipuvrai, 
3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass,  and  eiovvro 
or  iigvfiivoi  r;ffai',3pl.  pper.  pass, 
of  epuu). 

EipvKa,  per.  of  same. 

Eipvficvai,  Dor.  for  ttpvttv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  of  tipviii, 

EipvaaaOat,  Poet,  for  tpiaaaOai,  1 
a.  inf.  mid. — EipiaaaiTO, ism. 
1  a.  opt.  mid.  of  itpvui, 

EipvTo,  3  sin.  Eipwro,  3  pi.  pper. 
pass,  of  tpuu.  Or,  impf.  pass, 
of  ipvfiai,  by  Sync,  for  tovofiai, 
mid.  of  same. 

Eiovu),  Poet,  for  tpCu). 

Elpxa^'i'i  Eio;^aro,  Ion.  for  ilpyfii- 
vot  ciai,3  pi.  per.  pass,  and  c'lpy- 
fiit'oi  rjcav,  3  pi.  pper.  pass,  of 
i1py<j>. 

E7p\pn,-ai,-c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  oftoTrui. 

Ei'pu),  or  Ep/u),  and  Poet.  Eip/ui,  f. 
cp(i),p.  ilprjxa,(aa  fr.cp(u),)to  con- 
nect, join,  bind,  link,  uitite ;  to 
speak,  say,  utter ;  to  tell,  cm- 
nounce ;  to  command,  order;  to 
ask,  question, inquire,  interrogate, 
ftramine.pi.-r.pass.  ilprj/iat.  ppfut. 
ttpi'iaofiai-  pres.  mid.  dpofiat,  it- 
piofiat,  and  ipofiat.  1  f.  mid. 
tpfiaofiut,  I  a.  nul.  mid.  cipi/an- 
ftrif,  and  np'tiin^'.  2  a.  ind.  mid. 
icifii,  and  Poet,  tipifiriv, 

Efpuiy,  •ufoc,  0,  ^,  (fr.  last)  a  talk- 
er ;  a  dissrmhler ;  dissembling, 
speaking  fcienedh/. 

E(puif(/a,  -us,  n,  (fr.  InHl)  dissimu- 
lation ;  irony  ;  mockery  ;  a  jibe, 
taunt. 

Eip'OT^,  3  sin.  ind.  and  Eipuir^r, 
inf  pres.  ronl.  of 

Etpiarnut -H,  Poel.for  rourifu.  impf. 
act.  no  JTiiov  -lof. 

E(c,  or  Ei,  a  prnpositi'm  i^ovoming 

iho   a.   rase,   in,  into;  to,  unto, 

until;    among,     at,    hefrrrc,     in 

presence   iif ;  at,    on,    upon  ;  In- 

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EI2 

wards,  against ;  as  to,  in  respect 
of,    concerning ;    tlirough,    by ; 
for,  for  to,  in  order  to,  to  the  end 
that,  so  that, 
EU,  Poet,  for  ("jf,  2  sin.   impf.  of 

t(/ii,  to  be. 
Elf  or  u,  2  sin.  pres.  or  impf.  of 
tTiii,togo. 

Eij,  ciaa,  ev,  par.  fr.  tjv,  2  a.  act. 
of  'iripi, 

Eij,  ftia,  cv,  one;  one  only  ;  some 
one,  a  certain  one. 

E7ca,  -as,  -£,  Poet,  jjcra,  act.  — 
Etadftitv,  mid.  1  a.  of  uiJt,  to  go. 
also  trom  ciiu, 

Eicra,  -a;,  -£,  and  ecaa,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  £u)  orivivfit, 

Eiirdyayc,  impr. — Eiaayay-.tv,  inf. 
—  Etaayayui,  -rji,  -)],  Sub.  2  a. 
act.  Atl.  of  etadyu), 

EiaayyeXtia,  -as,  ij,  (fr.  next)  in- 
formation, news;  an  accusation, 
charge,  impeachment, 

EiaayyiXXo},  f,  -t\u),  p.  -t^Ka,  {fr. 
tis  unto,  and  ayyiWw  to  tell)  to 
report,  relate,  tell,  acquaint^  in- 
form ;  to  impute,  charge,  accuse, 
i/7ipcach. 

Eiaayc,  pres.  or  2  a.  impr.  act. — 
Eiadyccdai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 

Eiadyu),  f,  -fu,  p.  c(o-r;;^a,(fr.  tif  in, 
and  dyu)  to  lead)  to  bring  or 
lead  in,  introduce  ;  to  begin  with, 
enter,  initiate.  2  a.  act.  ind.  uaTj- 
yov,  Alt.  ciafiydyov  impr.  ziad- 
yayf  sub.  ctaaydyiij'  inf.  ciaaya- 
yc7v.  par.  pres. pass,  ciaayd^ci'oj. 

Etaayu>yii,  -i/j,  i,  (fr.  last)a/i  in- 
troduction, initiation,  beginning, 

EiaayuiytKOi,  -rj,  -uv,  (fr.  same)  in- 
troductory, previous  ;  initiatory, 
beginning, 

Eiaayuiyliios,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
brought  or  carried  in,  imported. 

Eio-nu,  (fr.  tii  for,  and  ad  ever) 
J  or  ever,  always. 

E'iraO',  before  an  aspirate  for  tlaa- 
TO,  3  sin.  1  a.  mid.  of  if^u. 

E't(rai,  2  sin.  per.  ind.  pass  of  ew, 
tor  ti'i'iific  or  of  'iijui. 

Enrdi/zi/v,  -aio,  -aiTO,  1  a  opt.  nud. 
of  d6ij). 

EiaaKovLT',  for  ciauKorcTC,  2  pl.prcs. 
impr.  —  EiaanovaOiii,  par.  1  a 
pass.  —  EioaKovaOi'iBovTat,  3  pi. 
I  f.  ind.  pass.  —  EiaaKovoovTat, 
3  pi.  1  f.  mid.  of 

EicraKuiiui,  f.  -ovaui,  p.  tia^KOUKa, 
(Ir.iK  unto,  and  ukovu)  to  hear)  to 
/( /  words  sink  into  the  ears ;  to 
hrarkrn,  listen,  attend,  hear  at- 
tentively;  lo  obey,  respect,  re- 
gard. I  a.  pass.  ind.  tiariKovaOiiv' 
par.  naaKHvaOdi.  \  f.  pass,  tiaa- 
KovaOi'iaofiiii. 

EiadWouai  or  EiriiXXo/mi,  f.  -oii- 
/Kii,  (fr.  it(  or  n  into,  and  ('iXXo- 
/Kii  to  leap)  lo  leap  in  or  upon  ; 
lo  awaull,  attack. 

Eiaitfiiiiiu),  (fr.  ri(  into,  ami  n/ic(- 
liofjui  to  pass)  to  cnlrr,  pass  in. 

Eiffrfjifi'Hf,  Ion.  for  /(rrf/uvos,  par. 
1  a.  mid.  (if  i'lj  or  i'^ui. 

Eiaiiftrii',  -u,  -nro,  1  a.  ind.  mid,  of 
c/c5iu.      Or  of  iqii,  to  go, 

Etaav,  3  pi.  of  t'oa,  Poet.  Ivaa,  1 
n.  ind,  n'-t.  of  iw  or  J^w. 


Kiirava^atyii),  f.  -ijcro),  p.  -Pl(i>iKn, 
ifr.  riv'  IK*")  0"^  amjialiui  (<> 
nKuiiit)  ^o  ^0  up  into  or  h^^oh  u 
liorsc-,  carriago  or  slilji  ;  tu  nn- 
bark;  to  Tide  ;  In  rlinih  up,  .imle  ; 
to  laml,  go  asliorr.  2  a.  act.  ilid. 
tiaav/liiiv  0|)l.  £lou^a/iu/^)^'•  par. 
(lauialiiii,  -aaa,  -lii'. 

Kitrniiiyni^u),  1'.  -uau,  (ft.  same, 
aiiil  miij  A.ii^u>  to  I'lTce)  to  com- 
pel, force  or  drive  together;  to 
urge,  tirnssilnle. 

E«7urfi/i(,  (Ir.  same,  and  dvciin  to 
go  u|i)  to  go  up  into,  mount, 
scale,  ctimh.  par.  2  a.  ciaavtuv. 

Eiffuru^,  (Ir.  same,  and  uru^  once) 
(1/  once,  once  for  all. 

KiaapiOfifu)  -a,  f.  -»;ctw,  (fr.  same, 
and  apib^iii)  to  count)  to  count 
or  c/<iSi  among  others,  include  ; 
to  enumerate,  recount,  reckon 
over. 

Et(Tai,tL.  pi.  fern.  £to-i?j,g.  sin.  fern 

Ol'   tlffOJ. 

EiVaro.  see  cindftrjv. 

Eiffarru),  (fr.  fij  upon,  and  arroi  to 

spring)    /o  /fnp   upon,    assault, 

rush  upon  or  into. 
Etaal'Ois,  and  Eio-uFrif,  (fr.  ci;  to, 

and   oi'flif   or  -rif  again)  from 

hencefurtlu,  hereafter. 
'Eiaavptov,  (fr.   same,   and   aipiov 

to-morrow)  the  next  day. 
'Eic<i<pikdiu),   (fr.  cii  to,  ari  from, 

and    Udvoi   to   come)   <o    come, 

draw  rear,  approach  ;  to  return, 

come  hack.    impf.    ciaa<piKavov, 

-£f,  -£. 

'EtaacbUiiat,  Ion.  for  ttaatpiKip,  2  sin. 
2  a.  sub.  mid.  of 

'Etaa^iKvioiiat  -£)F/iai,(fr.  £is  to,and 
aipiKviofiai  to  arrive)  /o  come  /o, 
approach,  arrive  at. 

Kicj3ahij),  f.  -);<ru,  p.  -jiijiriKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  /jui'pw  to  go)  <o  eJiJer, 
romc  or  go  in  ;  to  send  in  ;  put 
on  hoard,  embark,  stow. 

Eiir/iaXAu),  f.  -uAoi,  p.  -^//3Xi;<fa, 
(ir.same,  and  /Ju'XXw  to  throw)  <o 
throw,  fling,  cast  or  pz/J  in;  to 
enter  ;  to  invade  ;  to  flow  or  run 
into. 

'Etcfiid^oiiai,  (fr.  same,  and  0(d^tj 
to  force)  to  rush  or  break  in, 
enter  forcibly,  invade;  to  force  in, 
intrude. 

E((?/3oX^,  -ijt,  fi,  (fr.  ciepd'X\(i)  toin- 
vade)  a7i  introduction,  entrance ; 
an  inroad,  incursion,  invasion. 

E(<7i5/;^o/iai,f.  -^ojiai,  \>.  -iiScyfiai, 
(fr.  tif  in,  and  ii^f^ojiai  to  re- 
ceive) <o  admit,  allow  to  enter, 
receive  into.  1  a.  pass.  ti(r£^/;:(;0;;v. 

TSitcipniioiica, (cm.  par.  2  a.  act.  of 
fijrrpi'xw. 

Eiffotvu,  I.  -Bffu,  (fr.  t(f  m,  and 
ii'Vta)  to  enter)  to  go  in  under- 
hand, steal  in  ;  to  penetrate,  sink 
into;  to  walk,  go  or  enter  into. 

Eiff£,  see  fiira. 

EiV£a(,  Ion.  for  clcti,  2  sin.  oftiVo- 
fiat,  which  see. 

Ei(7f'''o.i;(ov, -tf,  -£,  ind.  — E((T(5pn- 
fuiv,  -oi  an,  -01/,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 
ttarpi^ui. 

Etcicvv,  -v(,  -V,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
ticOVjii  or  ttaoivui' 


EI2 

Ei<rf/('a>,  (fr.  fif  at,nnd  f/i'w  to  sec) 
to  look  at,  look  upon,  hchuld. 

Elaeifii  or -/»;/",  (fr.  ii<,  m,  and  fFfii 
to  go)  to  go  in,  enter  ;  toinvade; 
to  encounter,  occur.  3  pi.  pres. 
£(<r/ii(Ti,  Ion.  forfio-nci. 

EiitiTcti,  3  pi.  of  last.  Or  for  tiakiui. 
Ion.   ciati'aci,    'J  |ii.    pres.    ind 
act.  of  £i(r/j;//(,  same  as  tlanju. 

EifffXdiiu),  I.  -tioiji,  [).  -iikii,  (tr.  £(f 
into,  and  tXnOiw  to  drive)  to 
drive,  rush  or  treat  into ;  to 
drive  fonvard ;  to  invade;  to 
ride,  sail  or  7iiarch  info. 

EiiriXfi'fti),  1  f.  ind.  mid.  ctccXcvao- 
fiai,  (fr.  same,  and  cXciOui  obs. 
to  conic)  see  eiaip^Oftai. 

Ktcrc\txccaOai,  1  f.  inf.  mid.  — 
E,iciXcv(TCT(it,-aovTai,  3  sin.  and 
pi.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  last. 

EheXOt,  -irw,  in  2  pi.  -Octc,  impr 
—  KiaeXOcif,   inf.    —  Ekt/AOw, 

sub.  2  a.  act.  —  Eifff'XOui^/cf, 
Dor.  for  ctaiXOufiw,  1  pi.  2  a. 
sub.  act.  —  EifffXOo)!',  -otaa, 
-di',  par.  2  a.  act.  of  £i(T/p;^o/iai. 

Elatv,  3  sin.  of  uca,  which  see. 

EiacviyKui,  -rj^,  -tj,  in  3  pi.  -kwci, 
2  a.  sub.  act.  of  fur^/pw. 

Ktatnipriaa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  ofaaTrc- 
pdu). 

Eiaim'/itiaa,  -as,  -e,  in  3  pi.  -/5j;- 
aav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of tiairriidw. 

EiocTTopcvcTo,  3  sin.  impf.  of  fio-jro- 
pcvofiai. 

EdTip^eadc,  ind.  —  Eiaf'p\-);£rO£, 
sub.  2  pi.  [)res.  mid. — Ktcipx^"' 
Boicav,  3  pi.  impr.  mid.  — Eiirfp- 
X6iia'oi,->i,-oi',  par.  pres.  mid.  of 

Eioinxoi'ot,  f.  eiai\iv(roijai,  p.  Att. 
£io-£X)'/Xi'6o,(fr.  £1?  into,  and  ipxo' 
ftai  to  come)  to  come  i?i,  enter, 
approach ;  to  go,  fall  into ;  to 
happen,  come  to  pass;  to  occur, 
come  into  the  mind.  2  a.  ind. 
tiaT]\6oi^'  impr.  t(cc\6e. 

Etciairaad^iiv,  -u),  -aro,  I  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  £i<r<rT(fw. 

E^c-£ra(,  and  EiVfTdi,  see  rlaoixai. 

Etaevvrpew  -C>,  (fr.  ct;  unto,  and 
tviropiM  to  have  means)  to  sup- 
ply, provide  with,  lend  or  ad- 
vance to. 

Et(Tr'iyayov,  -£f,  -£  or  -tv,  Att,  for 
ticijyov,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  ciadyu. 

'EiariyciTai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  cont. 
of 

Kiaiiyiojtnt  -ovfiai^  f.  -)';iT0fiat,  p. 
-Vi'/'i,  (fr-  £(f  into,  and  I'lyiOfiai  to 
lead)  to  lead  to  or  in,  introduce  ; 
to  induce,  persuade,  prevail  on. 

Ein'iyrjai;,  -lO?,  Att.  -£Uif,  i/,  (fr. 
last)  an  entrance,  introduction; 
inducement,  persuasion,  influ- 
ence ;  sentiment,  opAnion,  judg- 
ment, award. 

Eid'/yvreos,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  same) 
must  be  prevailed  on;  to  be  per- 
suaded. 

Eictiynrfis,  -ov,  b,  {ft.  same)  a 
counsellor,  oAviscr,  monitor,  in- 
strvctcr  ;  a  leader,  guide. 

Etci'itt,  3  sin.  of  tto^ttv,  pper.  of 
tierct/ji,  to  enter. 

EicriKoiiaOr/v,  -'lS,-r!^  '  •>•■  '"<'•  pasS. 
of  naaKoiu. 

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EI2 

n((rr;Xn/ii7v, -d),  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
<>t  (icriiXXo^ai. 

Eio-fjXOin',  -tf,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Etoi'iiiyKa,  -as,  -c,  3  pi. -xnv,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  —  Enrvi'iyifrf/"))',  -ui, 
-aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  Ki<!i;rcy- 
rDi',-ff,-f,2u.  iiul.  act.  (jftio^i/puj. 

E'laiis,  g.  sin.  I<ni.  of  tiffoj. 

EicOii,  JF,o\.  for  ((?,  2  sin.  pres.  of 

Ufll,  to  go. 

ElaOat,  per.  inf.  pass,  of  (r;^i, 

E7at,  3  sin.  pres.  of  ttfii,  tn  go. 
But  cia'i,  3  pi.  pres.  of  ii;i(,  to  be. 

Eialiicri,  Ion.  liir  ttauai,  3  pi.  pres. 
— Eiffitvai,  pres.  inf.  —  Kialuv, 
par.  2  a.  ofticci^i. 

EicK(i\iu)  -u>,  f.  -iaw,  p.  f((r»f/(cX>)- 
K(i,  (fr.  CIS  into  and  kuXiu  to 
call)  to  coll  in,  invite,  send  for , 
summon.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  tiBtKa\i.- 
odjirjv'  par.  tiBKoKtad^iros. 

EiaKoTuTiO^ijit,  (fr.  iis  to,  Kara 
along,  and  riBr/fn  to  put)  to  put 
up  together  ;  tu  toy  by  or  up  ;  to 
build,  found,  establish. 

Ei<sKiK\rifi(i'os,  par.  per.  jiass.  of 

tlCKoXill), 

EicKoiiti)!,  -Tis,  fi,  (fr-  next)  impor- 
tation, carrying  or  bringing  in. 

EioKofii(ij},  f.  -taw,  (fr.  Its  it)  and 
Kojxi^w  to  carry)  to  carry,  bring 
or  convey  in  ;  to  introduce,  par. 
I  a.  pass.  ciaKoinaOiis. 

Ei<Tki'*'X/u  -w,  f  -/}(rw,  p.  ctaKCKV- 
KXrjKa,  (ft.  same,  and  kvkXio)  to 
roll)  to  roll  up,  include,  compre- 
hend; to  surround. 

E'iaKoi,  and  ciaKui,  Poet,  for  laKta, 
(ft.  iiKij)  to  resemble)  to  liken, 
compare. 

Eiafiai,  liaaat,  elorai,  per.  ind. 
pass,  of  £i^u)  to  know. 

Etadka,  -as,  i),  (ft.  £(?  in,  and  i(5if 
a  road)  an  income,  revenue,  rent; 
cost,  charge,  expense. 

Eiao^id^oiiai,  (ft.  last)  to  return, 
come  in  ;  to  be  brought  in. 

EiaoSos,  -ov,  II,  (fr.  fij  in,  and  bibs 
a  road)  a  coining,  arrival,  ap- 
proach ;  an  entrance,  entry, 
porch,  hall,  vestibule;  beginning, 
the  rudiments;  study,  instruc- 
tion, initiation. 

EiaoiKi^w,  (ft.  same,  and  oIkos  a 
house)  to  take  home,  bring  in, 
domesticate ;  to  plant,  colonize. 

Etaoiaw,  -eis,  -£',  1  f.  act.  of  fitr- 
(pipu). 

EiadKCv,  and  Dor.  EtadKa,  (ft.  tis 
unto,  and  okcv  or  vku.  Dor.  for 
ort  when)  vviil ,  so  long  as ;  how 
long  ?  till  when  ? 

EiVo/ioi,  f.  mid.  offi'iJu.  Or  of  £?//(, 
to  go. 

E'iaojiFt,  f.  mid.  of  t'lw  for  cui  same 
as  'c^h>. 

Eiaopi'na  -u.  f.  -arrii),  p.  -co'paKa, 
(ft.  CIS  into,  and  npdw  to  look) 
to  look  at,  upon  or  into ;  to  be- 
hold,  i:ien>,  gaze  at. 

Eta'}p6u>v,  Poet,  for  t  <rcpwi',in  fem. 
pi.'  Eianpiitaaai,  par.  pres.  act. 
cont.  of  last. 

Eiaos  or  E(Vo5,-J7,-ov,samc  as  Taos. 

E(er-//jTru),  f.  -i^'u,  (fr.  £if  in,  and 
rrifizw  lo  sen(i)  tu  tend,  curry  or 


ET2 


EK 


convfy   in,    import;    to  set    on,',Zta^ipto,  f.  -olcw,  p.  -(jjtyira,  (fr, 


instigate,  xuhom. 

Eirr  adio  -ui|  (fr-  us  into, and  rrcpa'u 

to  cross  over)   lo  cross  or  pass 

ovir  into, 

KiaTtrjSdu)  -(Ii,f.-)/(TW,p.£(ffT£!7>;^i;»ca, 

(fr.  sunie,  and  rjiidw  to  leap)  to 

leap  into  or  upon  ;  to  break,  spring 

or  rusfi  into  ;  to  invade.   1  a.  act. 

ind.  ticnn'iir,aa'  par.  (taTrijiijo-uf, 

-aco,  -Of,  g.  -airof. 

Eic^TiTrf'w  -d,  f.  •r,au>.  Ion.  for 

EicTTTiTru;,  (fr.  saine,  and  Tirrru  to 

fall)  to  fall  into,  on  or  upon  ;  t 

Tvsh.,  break  into  ;  to  enttr  haslili/. 

E(ff^^f^lJ,  f.  -evau),  (fr.   same,  and 

rX/u  to  sail)  to  saii  to  or  into, 

tariie  at. 

Eia-y^oos-ovi,  -iovov,  i,(fr.  same) 

a  cowing  lo,  larival,  landing  at. 

EkTTTV/w,  f.     -IVaW,    p.     £<(TTfT»'£l'Aa, 

(fr.  £if  into,  and  ti/w  to  breathe) 
to  breathe  into  or  u/ion,  inspire, 
to  blow  vpon ;  to  breathe,  drau 

breath,  respire  ;  to  draw  to,  entice, 

allure, 
Ki(T:rvtj\rii,  Ei'frrvJjXof,  and  EiVrn- 

Aoj,  -ov,  b.  Laconic,  (fr.  last)  n 

lover,  u-ootr,   suitor;    a  friend, 

favtmrite. 
Eiairui/u)  -H,  f.  'I'jciD,  (fr.   fi;  unto, 

and  jToi/u)  to  make)  to  take  to, 

asiociule,  ally,  adapt;  to  intro- 
duce, adopt. 
KKnroinaif,  -loi,  Att.  -£uf,  ^,   (fr. 

last)  aiioption. 
Kicropevcrai,  -oiTat,  3  sin,  and  pi 

ind.  of 
Ei<rrop£i;o/;(ii,  f. -£Vffo/<a(,p.  £((7r£r<{- 

pivfiat,  {Jr.  fi{  in,  and  zoptvia  lo 

pass)  to  ^0  in,  enter,  walk  into. 

impf.  cia-ropevdftrjv,  -ov,  -iro-  par. 

pres.  mid.  cioiropivdiJicros,-r!,-oy. 
EiVrpu^if,   -(Of,  Att.   -£u(,    /,,   (fr. 

next)  Mt  raising  or   levying  of 

taxes  ;  exaction,  extortion. 
'E,iaT;pnoaii>,-TTu,  f.  -^u,  p.  -va,  (fr. 

£i(  mteiis.  and  npdaouj  lo  act)  to 

demand,  rolUct,  raise  taxes;  to 

exart,  extort. 
Eioo/ui  or  Kapi'u)  -u,  f.   -£i'ff(«(,  (fr. 

ci(  into,  and  ^/w  loflow)  to  /low 

or  run  into. 
fii(7(7ir/{(i;  -(3,  (fr.   same,  and  cvdui 

to  dr:iw)   <o  rfrau)  in  or  towards, 

attract,  allure. 
Eiffrm,  and  E(<rro,  3  lin.  ncr.  and 


EKA 

'Exa/?/;,  -i;j,  ^,  Hecuba,  the  wife  o( 
PriiUii. 


£15  111,  and^fpu)  to  carry)  to  bring, 

carry   or  toAe   in,    introduce ;  to  lEKd6cvov,  Dor.  for  fK»;^fDoi',  iinpf. 

import;  to  throw  together,   heap'i      of*;;^£iu. 

up,  cast  in  or  upon;  to  contri-,EKafpyos,-cv,  b,  (fr.  fVdf  far,  and 


ctayrcyicov 
eiaeicyKuv 


elpyio  to  di  i\c)  faV'darting,  beam' 

ing,  radiant . 
EkShv,  pass.  —  "Ekoov,  act.  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  xaiui. 
E»;uOa'pi(ra,  -af,  -£,  act.  —  EKa9a- 


ii/tf.  2  a.  act.   ind. 
sub.   ctacviyKu)'  inf. 
par.  ticiitykiii: 
Ei(T0opa,  -aj,  /;,  (fr.  last)  a  collec 
tion,  gathering   in ;    an   assess- 

matt,  import,   tar,   sidisidy,  lri-\      piaOnv,  -t;;,  -,;,  3  pi.   •picdrjaar, 
bule ;  an  (offering,  oblation.  puss.  1  a.  ind.  of /Mifl.ipi^w. 

Ei<T^pa'(7(7(i),  -Tru,  f.  -^u),  (fr.  £15  in,  I  E/iuC£^d;;i7;v,    impf.   mid.    uX    kolQi- 
and  ippdccii)  to  hedge)  to  sliut  up'^     ^w. 

in,  block  up,  barricade;  to  stop,\"EKdOtv,  (fr.  tVds  far)  from  afar, 
impede,  dam  up.  j    from  a  distance,  afar, 

Eta^pidi  -ij,  f.   ->;(To),  by  IMetath.  iE*a'9£t;5oi', -£j, -£,   impf.  of  (cafiti!- 

ior  iictpipw.  I     <^u. 

E(o-;^fipi(u),  f.   -toui,   (fr.   ti?  into,  ExaQj'ju;;)', -jjio, -tjto, impf.  of  icnfi^- 
and  ;^fip  the  hand)  to  put  i7ito\     fiai. 

the    hand,    hand    over,    entrust, \EKdOr!pa,  -a;,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
commit.  j      KaOcipu). 

Kiouj,  1  f.  act.  of  did.  !  EkqOi^oi',  -a,  -£,  impf.  —  EicaOio-a, 

EiVu,  Poet,  for  tif.     Also,  adv.  to,  I     -as,  -c,  Dor.  EK/idt^a,  1  a.  ind. 

1)1,  uithin.  I      act.  of  Kay/^u. 

Eicuirdf,  -oij,  6,  »;,  (fr.  cis  in,  and|E».ainj»To,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of  xai- 
(it//  the  eye)  facing,  tn  front  ;       vvfiui. 


viev'ing,  considering,  observing 

E7r<i  and  ETr',  ti.en,  aflirwards, 
subsequently ;  thence,  consequeyit- 
ly  ;  what  then  ?  whcihtr  ? 

Eire,  and  before  an  aspirate  iiO', 
(fr.  £1  jf,  and  rt  and)  if,  and  if, 
or  whether. 

ETte,  by  Sync,  for  f/i7r£,  2  pi.  pres. 
opt.  of  £1^1,  to  6c. 

E/n,  (ncul.  of  next)  xihether,  whe- 
ther or  no. 

E/rif,  firii'or,  b,  !/,  (fr.  £i  if,  and  tIs 
who)  whoever,  any  one. 

EiVu,  3  sin.  pres.  impr.  of  cliii, 
same  as  ufit  to  go.  pres.  impr. 
££1  £1,  eirw  ciru). 

R7ifi\  before  an  aspirate,  for  clirc,  3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  i-rw. 

Ei;:^f'i'u(,  per.  inf.  act.  of  £m-u. 

E(;^fo,  Ion.  for  cl)^^ov,  2  sin.  impf. 
mid.  —  Er;^oi',  -£?,  -c,  2  pi.  E^ 
;^'fT£,  impf.  act.  of/;^u). 

Efw  and  Eiu,  f.  f/cu,  p.  uKa,  Poet. 
for£r;i(,  to  ^0,  mote,  march,  pro- 
ceed;  to  enter,  penetrate.  Jires. 
impr.  /£!  £?,  ciTu)  ciru.  impf.  itui', 
>iOv  and  /j'iof.  pper.  £(V£iv  and 
fiKiii'.  1  f.  mid.  tlcofiai,  1  a.  mid. 
iKiniir,v.  per.  mid.  tTu,  ^n  and 
rjla.  ppcr.  mid.  fiViv  aiid/;£(c 


pper.  of  Mti).     Or  for  urai,  per.  |  E^w,  -pt,  -t).  Poet,  for  w,  pres.  sub. 
and  tiTo,  [ipor.  pats,  of  'ivuvfn  or      of  £ifji,  to  lie. 

Erw, -n(, -»;,  Poet,  for  i,  2  a.  sub. 


i'li.  or  oi'ii)fii, 
EiaTloi,-u,-ov,  (verbal  fr.  il^u  lo 

know)  it  must  he  known,  it  is  to 

If  uiulrrstood,  iic.  according  lo 

ihc  verb. 
Ularrjfa,  and  TAct^khi',  -ns,  -ii,  tn 

3  pi.  Kiariittiirav,  All.  for  'iarif 


«fo,  per.  a 
of  larniii. 


oflrijii 

E"w,  Ion.  for  ol,  of  himself. 

EiuiOa,  by  Epcnib.  for  I'lOa,  per. 
ind.  mid.  pi.  ciu'iOafity,  -art,  -aof 
inf.  tiuiO/i-ai"  par.  ciiufliif,  -I'ln, 
ic,  p.  -oT'Ot,  n.  pi.  tii.'Oiirf  c,  oCiOu. 


Ko.per.  and  iaTi/Kuv,  pper.  act. lEn/jOfi,  3 din.  ppir.  mul.  ofHanic 


lE/oiy,  com.  fr.  i/ani,  impf.  nrl.  — 
Eiffr/«,3  »in.  impf.  ronl.  oi ieniiw.  i  Eiuiri,  P>'ct.  for  juffi.  3  pi.  conl. 
E(ffrp/;^w,  f.  ttaOnf(u,  p.  iiaiit/pn.l      prPR.  ind.  or  sub.  of  £<<<>>. 

/jr/urn,  (fr.  tn  in,  nncj  rpl^io  lo  run)  E7u)(,  Poel.  for  iwt. 

to  run  in,  mirr  hastuy  ;  tn  cn/rr,  I  Ek  or  Ef  bcfor<'  a  vowrl,  a  prepo- 


xai/,  march  into.  2  a.    art.   ind. 
tKriroiifiov'  par.  tta^on^nttv. 
Ktaiplpcn,  2  Rin.  prpg.  ind.  act.  — 
Ei(;(/i£p(rai,3sin.  prci.  ind.  pass, 
of 


silion  governing  iIk-  r.  rnrc, 
of,  from,  nut  of,  from  within, 
withmd,  nutsidr  ;  off,  nuny  from, 
above,  bryouil ;  after,  since,  ever 
line* ;  by,  with  ;  for,  at ;  \n. 


Ekoj.ujo-u,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

KdKOlO. 

EkuXiov  -ow,  -££{  -£15,  -££  -ti,  impf. 

act.  —  ExrfXtda,   -as,    -£,    and 

Poet.    EkoXftro-ij,    1    a.    act.  — 

EKa)>fifi)]v,  JE.o\.    for   tKa\ovitr)V, 

impf.  pass.  cont.  of  KaXitj. 
E*.'uXXuT7ic7a'//7)i',  -u),  -uTO,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  icuXXurri^w. 
"EkaXos,  Dot,  for  £».i;Xof. 
EKu'XliiJof, -£S,  -£,  2  a.  —  Ex-dXui/a, 

•as,  -£,   in  3  pi.    £kmXvi/ui',  1   a. 

ind.  act.  of  KaXiJirru). 
EKdjjfiVov,  2  a.  —  EKa'fi/iiJtru,   1   a. 

iiul.  act.  of  Kofi/iuu). 
'Exu/iov,  -£{,  -f,  act EKa/idfiTiv, 

-ov,  -iTo,  mid.  2  a.  of  >cu'|i»'u). 
'Eauvoi',  -cs,  -c,  2  a.   ind.   act.  of 

Kaliw. 
'EkSov,  2  a.  ind.  act,  ofxalu), 
EKaTTvoac,  Pott,  for  f kd?ru(T£,  3  sin. 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  kuttuui. 
'Exapor,  -cs,  -£,  act.  —  EKupiv,  -)i(, 

->;,  pass.  —  Eifop<5/i»;)',  -ti',  -cro, 

mid.  1  a.  ind.  ot  *t//;u. 
EAupTtfrf^r/v,   -w,   -"'■"I  1    "•   ""l- 

mid.  ot  Kaprvvui. 
'E>cus,far,fir  <tff,  for  from,  aloof, 

at  a  distance,   comp.    tKaaripu), 

sup.  tKiiOraTU). 
'EKuardxfli  (fr-  (laoTos  each)  e«;ery 

«/i<rc. 

'EA-aaTttXc*"'.  (•'■■•  •*""'•=)  <"'  "" 
/lif/M,  ,/'on'  ''icr,!/  where. 

'EK,icTux"Oi,((r.innu-)evcry  where, 
all  over,  here  anil  there. 

'E»tiiBrdxoi>,  (fr-  same)  every  where, 
irherrsneier. 

"Enaaros,  -tj,  -ov,  (fr.  lAuj  ot  a  dis- 
tance) each,  every  one.  'O  or  oi 
K.iO'  iKnarov,  each  indiviilurdly, 
Ti  or  ri  kuO'  i'ltuoTii,  fO'-'i  thing 
BepnnUely.  KiiO'  inaaTdi  ,siii(:ly, 
one  hy  one.  KhW  lAdirn/r,  viz. 
fifilpuv,  flaily,  rvi.ry  day. 

'EndaroTi  iind  'ExiioTuai,  (fr.  lost) 
ri;frv  uhvrr,  wlurcvcr ;  always, 
ever  and  a""". 

'EKaar'iriow,  Pocl.  for  UaeHpu, 
•ce  /k<<(. 


EKA 

'ExdcTu,  (d.  sin,  of  rKuoro;)  for 
iKd{. 

'K«.<irii(idXoj,  PoeU  and  Dor.  for 
tKarrjiiiXof. 

'Enaruiof,  (fr.  iKardv  an  luuidred) 
the  liundredlh  ;  the  or  every  /lun- 
drc'Uh  lUiy. 

Kfcar/itro,  Ion.  for  tKaOiiiTo,  3  pi. 
impf.  o(  K(Wijfiai. 

'EKdrtpOci,  Pint,  for  /naWpojOii'. 

'KKOTcpoi,  -a,  -or,  fi/Atr,  Wic  one  or 
othe',  one  ot  two  ;  both. 

'E.Karipii)dtv,  'EKaripwdi,  'RkotI- 
puiac,  (fr.  last)  on  both  sides,  on 
each  ji(/f ,  oil  either  side. 

'Eicur/pui-,  (fr.  same)  on  either  side, 
evert/  u-ni/. 

'KKiiTii,  -i)i,  fi,  (fern,  of  txarof  far 
distant) /ftca/f,  an  epithet  of  tJie 
moon. 

'K.KaTt|^lic\cTao,  e.  Ion.  or  ^ol.  of 

'E.K(iTriiitXiTTii,  Evarj/f'ioX/r/jf  and 
'E*an7|liuXo5,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  i/cuj  far, 
and  /JiiAXd)  to  dart)  shooting 
from  afnr,  far-darting,  beaming, 
radiant,  piercing. 

ExaTiiyoptiaa,  -a;,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  KaTt]yopiiii. 

'Kkoti,  Dor.  for  iktiti. 

'KKdrtvoi,  -t],  -ov,  of  or  relating  to 
Hecate  or  htr  rites ;  magical, 
viz.  arp6iia\oi;  or  arpofiiXos,  a 
wheel  or  globe,  a  magical  in 
stnimrnt,  charm  or  talisman  used 
in  the  riles  of  Hecate. 

'EKaroycc^aXaf,  -a,  6,  Dor.  for 
'E(caroyKfr/iaXof,-o«,6,(fr.fVarii' 
an  hundred,  and  Kc^aiir  a  head) 
hundred-headed,  having  an  hun- 
dred hearts. 

'KKardy^ctp,  -apoi,   and  E/fardy- 
^cipos,-ov,  b,  (fr.  ficarfli' an  hun- 
dred, and  ^up  the  hand)  /i?mf/r£(/- 
handed,  with  an  hundred  hands. 

'Eko'toio,  Ion.  fori/cdrou,  g.  oftica- 

TOi. 

'KKaroft^aiuiv,  -Civof,  b,   (fr.  next) 
one  of  the  Athenian  months,  an- 
swering nearly  to  our  Jidy. 
'EKuTiaffrj,    -tii,  fi,    (fr.   iKarov  an 
hundred,  and  fiovs  an  ox)  a  sa- 
crijice    of  an    hundred    head  of 
cattle,  a  hecatomb  ;  a  solemn  sa- 
crifice. 
'EKaTAfijiotoi,  -ov,  b.  fi,  (fr.  same) 
worth  a  hundred  beasts ;  or,  an 
hundred  pieces  of  money  stamped 
with  a  coiv. 
'ZxaTdixnoioi,  -ov,  b,  f,,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTotj  a  foot)  of  an  hundred 
feet ;  broarl,  extensive. 
'ZxardnroXti,  -los,  Alt.  -cms,  h-,  (fr 
same,    and  -rdXi;  a  city)  of  an 
hundred  cities.     An   epithet    of 
Crete. 
'E<caT(}/jTBXof,  -ou,  6,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  r:6\ti  a  gttte)  with  an  hun- 
dred gate',  ereat,  extensive.     An 
epithet  of  Thebes  in  Egypt. 
'KK'trbv,  indecl.    (perhaps  fr.  <Vaj 

far)  on  hundred. 
'EfCoroi-^fU  or  'E^nrovTaf,  -ado(,^, 
(fr.  last)  a  century. 
.  'E<Cfirdi/^fiyo5,  'OV,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same, 
and  t^vyHi/  a  transom)  luiving  an 
hundred  oars, 
'ZxaTovnKaaluiv  or  ' KKarofn:\aci- 


EKB 

wr,  'KKaTOVTt\aoluii,  see  iKarav- 

Tu1!\ltalli)V,  &ic. 

'E«ruToiru/r»)5,  -ov,  and  -toj  -oiif,  b, 
!l,  (fr.  inarov  uii  hundred,  and 
Iroi  a  year)  of  an  liundred  years, 
an  hundrerl  years  old,  every  hun- 
dredth year,  &c. 

'ZKuTovraKaptivoi,  also  Poet,  and 
Dur.  -Kiipdvoi,  -ov,  6,  i^,  (fr. 
same,  and  Kapr/vov  the  head) 
xvith  an  hundred  heads. 

'EKuTovraKis,  (fr.  same)  a«  hun- 
dred times. 

'KKaTovTunXdatos,  -ov,  'EKarovra- 
zX«<riu)r,  -oi'os',  b,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  -nXdatoi  or  -7rX«ff/wv,  an- 
swering to  -fold)  an  himdnd- 
fvld.     a.  sm.  eKaTovTan\acloi'a. 

'EKiiToi'rHffXaciiijs,  (fr.  last)  an 
hundied-fotdjin an  hundred  ways. 

'Ei:aTovrdp)(rii  and  'EKaTuvrap^os, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  fKarbv  an  hundred, 
and  ap^bi  an  ollicer)  a  centurion, 
captain  of  an  hundred  ;  an  qffi- 
cer,  governor,  chief, 

'EKaTovTap)(^ia,  -as,  i),  (fr.  last)  a 
centurion's  cornmission,  place  or 
employment. 

"E/coToc,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  iKui  far)  mo.t< 
distant ;  far-darting,  penetrat- 
ing, piercing.  An  epithet  of 
Apollo. 

'E)caro(rT£i'(j,  f.  -tvata,  (fr.  iKarbv 
ail  hundred)  <o  repeat  or  double 
an  hundred  times ;  to  yield  an 
hundred-fold. 

'EKaroarbs,  -f/,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  the 
hundredth. 

'EicaToariii,  -vos,  r],  (fr.  same)  a 
century  ;  an  hundred  together. 

EKavdr/v,  -ns,  -Vi  pass.  —  'EKavaa 
and    iKrta,    act.   1    a.    ind.    of 

KUdOJ. 

EKiiaivo),  f.  mid.  tK^t'iaonat,  (fr,  tK 
out  of,  and  (ialvti)  to  go)  to  come 
or  go  out  of,  depart ;  to  cause  to 
go  out,  lead  forth  ;  to  land,  diS' 
embark ;  to  break  out,  escape  ;  to 
infringe,  transgress;  to  come 
forth,  proceed,  issue ;  to  come  to 
pass,  fall  out,  happen. 

EK|iaK■^cvo^lat,  (fr.  ck  intens.  and 
(iaK^tv'ii  to  keep  the  feast  of 
Bacchus)  to  revel,  riot ;  to  rave, 
be  transported. 

'EKfid\t,  Ion.  for  tlf(in\c,  3  sin.  2 
a.  ind.  act.  or  'E/c/inXe,  -/ru,  2 
pi.  -Xet£,  impr.  —  EKJi(i\tiv,  inf. 

E/Cj3rtXl[),  -T)i,  -X),  3  pi.     -XwCTI, 

sub.  —  Ek/juXwv,  -ovaut-bv,  par. 
2  a.  act.  of 

EKJidWiii,  f  t»t/3(fXii,  p.  eKflifi\riKa, 
(fr.  tK  out  of,  and  /Jn'XXw  to 
throw)  to  cast,  turn  or  drive  out, 
expel ;  to  send  (iff',  dismiss ;  to 
bring  nut,  produce,  pper.  c^efic- 
li>ii'icctv  a.nd  tKiif4i\riKcii'.  2  a.  act. 
ind.  c^(l3a\oV  impr.  /k/JoXc-  sub. 
£K(3dXw  par.  £(c/?aXwv, -0^(70,  -6v. 
per.  pass.  f(ci3f')3X»/^at.  1  a.  pass. 
cacti's n6r)v.  1  f  pass.  iKli\r}hfiero- 
fiai.  per.  mid.  eKJKlioXa. 

EK(iap3iip>')iij  -u),  (fr.  £/<  intens.  and 
(idpliapai  savage)  to  make  savage 
or  wiW. 

'E((/?u<rij,  -loj,  Att.  -£(!){,  /),  (fr.  £«- 
Paivu)  to  escape)  a  passage  or 
(180) 


EKr 

U'oy  out ;  an  issue,  end,  event ; 
an  tscape,  flight,  a.  sin.  Ik- 
liaaiv. 

E*p'(iT»;p(a,  -as,  -/;,  (fr.  same)  a 
dcscvnl, 

EKiiarriplov,  -ov,  rb  (fr.  same)  an 
<lffirinii  ajlcr  a  safe  voyage. 

EKlSiiiXriKa,  -a$,  -t,  per E/c/?£- 

lih'lKCIV,  -£ISl-fl,  for£fc/i£j3X/)K£(v, 
puer.  act.  of  iKJidWui. 

EKjiiliorif/iyos,  -»;,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  tKliodui. 

Exfiriaofiat,  -ji,  -irai,  1  f.  mid.  of 
iK^alvu. 

EKjiid^oiiai,  (fr.  ck  out  of,  and  /?ia- 
^u)  to  force)  /o  commit  violence  ; 
to  compel,  constrain,  force,  drive, 
repulse  ;  to  violate,  drjile ;  to 
contend,  strain,  exert,  endea- 
vour, 

E/c/3Xa<7rdi'u)  and  Ef/fiXaiTT/ii)  -u,  f. 
-I'iaw,  p.  cKlic(i\daTr]Ka,  (fr.  £/c 
forth,  and  (iXucTdtiw  or  -rtw  to 
bud)  to  6/ou),  blossom,  flower, 
bloom. 

EKpXrjOivTog,  g.  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
E*./iXi;9)'/<ro/ia(,  in  3  pi.  -Oijaovrai, 
1  f.  pass,  of  £(c(3dXXu. 

'E(t/3Xj;ros,  -on,  i,  »;.  (fr.  £)cj3a'XXu 
to  turn  out )  cast  off',  thrown  away, 
rejected. ;  loathsome,  disgusting  ; 
dropped  untimely. 

EK|8Xiifu,  f.  -Bad),  (fr.  ck  from,  and 
jiXii^u)  to  trickle)  to  stream  out, 
gush,  overfloiv,  run  abroad, 

EKJiodia  -<3,  f.  -jjffu),  p.  CKJicfidriKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  /Jodw  to  low)  to 
cry  oi/< ;  to  proclaim,  publish 
abroad ;  to  cry  up,  celebrate, 
extol,  per.  pass.  tK(ielidr]fiar  par. 
iK(it(iorijxivos. 

EKJioriQiw-ut,  (fr.  same,  and  jSoijd/u 
to  help)  to  go  to  as.?is<,  reWcw, 
succour ;  to  go  as  an  ally. 

EKJSoXfi,  -lis,  f],  (fr.  cK(id\'\ui  to 
throw  out)  a  casting  out,  re- 
jection ;  a  discharge,  volley  ;  a 
sprouting,  grovAh  ;  a  throwing 
overboard  to  lighten  a  ship  in 
distress  ;  the  mouth  or  entrance 
of  a  river,  &c. 

EKpo'Xds,  -oil,  b,  t'l,  {fr.  same)  cast 
out,  rejected,  discharged ;  an 
outcast, 

EKfipd^ui  or  EKJ^pdaaa),  (fr.  CK  forth, 
and  ^od^u)  to  boil)  to  boil,  bulible 
up,  boil  over ;  to  work,  ferment  ; 
to  rage,  foam,  froth;  to  cast  up, 
throw  off. 

Enf^paaiiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  boil- 
ing ;  fermentation  ;  rage,  fury  ; 
sedition,  tumult,  riot, 

EKvaiii^ii),  f,  -((7UI,  p.  CKycydfiiKa, 
(fr.  CK  intens.  and  yu^if^u  to  be- 
troth) to  give  in  marriage,  marry. 
impf.  c^cydjii^ov.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
t^cyd^iau. 

EKyaiiicKu),  same  as  last.  3  pL  pres. 

ind.  pass.  cKyajtiaKtvrai, 

ExyavpAojjai    -orfiai,     (ft.     yifpoj 

proud)  to  be  proud,  haughty  ot 

insolent  ;  to  boast ;  to  exaifgerate, 

EKycynficv,  Poet,   for   cKycyaijUv, 

Dor.   for  cKycyuivnt,  inf.  of  ck- 

yiyoa,  per.  mid.  of  cKyivojiat,  ft. 

CKydoi,  obs. 

EKycyauis,-vXa,  -b;,  g.  -6ros,  -vlas, 


EKA 

•trot,  par-   of  tKyiyaa,    which 
see  in  last. 

EitytXu'w  -u,  f.  -affu),  (fr.  £<:  intens. 
and  ytAou)  to  laugh)  lo  laugh 
out,  burst  into  laughter;  lo  dt- 
ride. 

ZxycvfTTji,  -9v,  0,  !i,  (fr.  £«yivo//a( 
to  be  born  of)  born  of,  sprung 
from,  originating,  descended; 
"Subs,  offspring. 

l^ytvdjttQa,  Ion.  for  i^tyndncQa, 
1  pi.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  —  EtytvfV- 
6(1),  3  sin.  2  a.  impr.  mid. —  Ek- 
yfvt'<76a(,  inf.  '2  a.  mid.  — E<cy(- 
vtcdat,  pres.  inf.  mid.  of 

"BKylvOfiat  or  •iyvuy.ai,  2  f.  tKycvii- 
aofiai,  p.  miJ.  tKyt'yoia,  (tr.  tK 
out  of,  and  yiVofiui  to  be)  w  groii- 
or  spring  out  of,  arise  or  proceed 
from;  to  he  bom  of;  to  origi- 
nate in,  be  descended  from  ;  to 
be  lawful  for,  allowable  or  per- 
mitted; to  happen,  occur.  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  t^tytivd^iii'.  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  e^iyivd/xiiv. 

'EKyovov,  -ov,  rd,  (neut.  of  next) 
offspring,  posterit;/,  descendants. 

'EKyofOi,  -ov,  I,  >';,  (fr.  tK  from, 
and  yxvrj  a  progeny)  born  of 
descended  OT  derived  from.  Subs. 
a  son,  grandchild. 

E>ci5«vt<fa),  f.  -tiVu),  fr.  cK  intens. 
and  dinci^ui,  which  see. 

'EK^airavtiOi'icoiiat,  1  f.  ind.  pass,  of 

KKSatravdo)  -u>,  f.  -naio,  (fr.  ck  from, 
and  6aruvdii)  to  expend)  to  spend, 
waste,  lavish,  squander. 

E/cWap/ifyof,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
CKcipo). 

KnotiiKtiitat,  -aai,-rat,  per.  pass,  of 

CKi'lKCU), 

EKiUuipituvTai,  3  pi.  per.  pass. 
Tor.  o{  cKiu)oiivui. 

ExciiiiaToo)  -ia>,  f.  -<j(ru,  (fr.  ck  in- 
tens. and  fuftardh)  lo  terrify)  to 
strike  u-ith  terror^j'righten,  amaze, 
astonish. 

Btf'iK'iriini,  f.  -£i)<7CD,  fr.  same,  and 
fiKariiiu,  which  see. 

E«ii/«(79<ji,  Ion.  for  iKi(-)(taOat, 
prt;».  inf.  of  j<c<i/;^o///ii. 

Exti/pu;,  f.  -tp(ji,  p.  tK^/iapKa,  (fr. 
(K  from,  and  (5/paj  to  flay)  to  ex- 
coriate, Jl'ty  tolalli) ;  to  scourge. 

E,icfil^iT:ti,  3  sin.  preg.  ind.  —  E*- 
fij^'oOc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  inipr. 
—  Ek^cvoh '>">(,  -'/i  -ov,  par. 
pre*,  mid.  of 

E'^IX"l"'h  f.  -{«/""»  p.  CKffi'CYIiai, 

(fr.  IK  from,  and  h'^oiini  to  re- 
ceive) to  took  fur,  await,  hnjir, 
trprrt ;  li,  rtrritie,  mtrrtnin  ;  to 
iwrrrd,  romr  nflrr  or  in  turn, 
rrlir<<e ;  to  un'Ifrlnke,  engage, 
Uike  u/xm.  impf.  i(ifit)^Aiir)i: 

Eicfilia  -li,  f.  -/;,7<j,  (fr.  xarnn,  and 
iiut  lo  lie)  to  tie  or  fa.ttrn  In, 
suspend,  hang  up  ;  to  untie, 
loosen. 

'Eit'^iXof,  -00,  h,  fi,  (fr.  It  intenR. 
and  fjjXof  clrar)  mnntfrjil,  rvi- 
drnt,  nppnrrni,  smuililr,  o'nnous. 

Eti'r/A^u)  -10,  (fr.  same,  and  iti\6u, 
which  see. 

EK!it)jtlia  -li,  f.  -fiBiii,  p.  tufiihritriiirt, 
(fr.  im  out  of,  and  I'lj/ioj  the 
people)  to  (rauc/,  go  abroad ;  to 


EKA 


reside     abroad,     remain     from 

home,    be    absent,    live     among 

strangers. 
KK^TifiTicai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  EkIv- 

fiOl^^lcv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  — 

KKSrifovvTCi,  n.    pi.   cont.    par. 

pres.  act.  of  last. 
KKiTiiiia,-ai,ii,  (fr.  same)  journey, 

travel  or  residence  abroad,  living 

among  strangers. 
'KKirtfOi,  -ov,  b,    I'l,    (fr.    same) 

abroad,  foreign,    residing  from 

home;  distant,  remote. 
Eic^iaira'ofiai  -ui/jai,  f.  -I'laofiai,  (fr. 

CK  from,  and  itairdhi  to  regulate) 

to  live  by  rule,  be  on  a  regivien ; 

not  to  uM  the  ordinary  customs. 

be  particular. 
EnSiidaKii),  f.  -a'^u),  (fr.  ck  intens. 

and  iiidoKui  to   teach)   to  give 

previous  instruction,  prepare  for 

learning  ;    to  teach  thoroughly  ; 

impress,  inculcate, 
EkciSovv,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  txSt- 

(5oiai,   pres.    inf.    act.    of  ckH- 

iwfit. 

Ea.i?ii?p^(7K£ii',  Ion.  for  CK^tcpdcKctv, 
pros.  inf.  act.  of  cKSitpdctKii). 

EkHSiii^,  f.  iKiwcui,  p.  ckH^ioku, 
(fr.  CK  from,  and  iiSut/xi  to  give) 
to  give  or  put  forth,  prorlucc, 
bear ;  to  seiid  out,  publish ;  to 
give  out,  deliver ;  lo  give  in  mar- 
riage ;  to  hire  out,  let,  set, farm; 
to  unburden,  urdoad,  discharge  ; 
to  give  tip,  yield,  surrender.  1  f. 
mid.  cKiilxrufiat.  2  a.  mid.  c^cbo- 

firjV,  -(70,   -TO. 

EKltnyiofnai  -ovftai,  (fr.  CK  intens. 
and  SiTiyioftai  to  relate)  to  re- 
count, repeat,  rehearse,  rdntc 
particularly. 

EKitriyfiTat,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  sub. 
mid.  —  EKiinyoTificvoi,  -rji  -ov, 
par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  of  last. 

EKitKa^u),  f.  -o<ru),  (fr.  ck  intens, 
and  fnKn^w  to  judge)  and 

EK^tKtiii  -H,  f.  -i/au),  p.  iKicilKijKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  f.iKtj  justice)  lo 
In/,  judge,  administer  juslirc ; 
In  assert,  support  or  maintain 
ri^ht  ;  to  sentence,  cnnilemn, 
avenge,  punish.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
i^ifiUnaa'  inipr,  cKiUritrov  inf. 
£«ri((ii)(Tu(. 

EKfiKiiatf,  -loi,  Alt.  -tii){,  i';,  (fr. 
same)  a  vindication,  assertion, 
maintainini; ,  condemnation,  sen. 
tcnre,  punishment ;  vengeance, 
revenge,  a.  sin.  iKf'iKtjatv. 

Et'^Kt'jri)?  and  'E*'"7itoj,  -ov,  h,  (fr. 
name)  a  judge  ;  an  assertor, 
a\  cniirr,  protector. 

'ExfUof,  -ov,  b.  If,  (fr.  CK  from,  and 
h(Ko  jiiHlico)  unjust,  xmongful, 
injurious. 

Eki'ivivvti,    Dor.    and    .V.<)\.    for 
iKfiii'oviTi,  3  pi.  prcH.  iiiil.  of  tK 
f.iilw,  fr.  IK  intend,   and  itviu, 
which  Rce. 

Efi^i'-'xriK,  f.  -w^u),  (fr.  rK  from,  and 
eiMKut  to  drive)  In  rrprt,  rhasr, 
drive,  turn  mil,  banish.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  c(cfiui(n,  par.  ociliiii^nf. 

Eiti'lufncTuii',  g.  pi.   (lar.  1  a.  art. 
—  Eni'nijfoiiiTi  or  -aiv,  3  pi.  1  f. 
ind.  act.  of  laHt. 
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EKE 

E»ciofa^u),  fr.  CK  intens.  and  So^d- 
fu,  which  see. 

'EkSocis,  -los,  i^,  (fr.  tfc^Mufu  to 
give  up)  a  giving  up,  yielding, 
submission;  publication;  a  hir- 
ing ;  exposure  to  beasts. 

'EKioTo;,-ov,  b,!i,  (fr.  same)  given 
up,  betrayed,  yielded,  submit- 
ted. 

EkSov<:,  -ouaa,  -dv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 
same. 

EK^oxn,  -~ii,  fi,  (fr-  cKSfxoiiai  to 
expect)  expectation,  hope;  re- 
ception, entertainment,  r?fuge  ; 
an  undertaking,  engagement. 

EK^pafiuii',  -ovaa,  -ov,  par.  2  a.  act. 

Ot   IKTpfX'^, 

EK^pnv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 
CK^pdu.  EKSpdvat,  Dor.  for  Ek- 
Spijvat,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  ik^ print, 
both  same  as  cKiiipdcKw,  fr.  £k 
from,  and  SiSpdaKu,  which  see. 

EkSvvoi,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  ikSv^i, 
see  next. 

Ek^vvii),  EkSvu  or  'EKivfit,  f.  ckH- 
aui,  p.  cKic&vKa,  (fr.  £»:  from,  and 
^I'l'w,  &c.  to  enter)  to  emerge, 
rise  up,  issue  from ;  to  .<tu!i7n, 
float  upon ;  to  put  off,  divest, 
unclothe,  strip.  1  a.  md.  act.  t^f- 
ivca.  2  a.  act.  ind.  i^iSvv  impr. 
[k6vOi'  inf.  cKivvaf  par.  ocdiij. 
par.  pros.  pass.  iKi^vdficvoi. 

EKSvaavTCi,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
EKivancOui,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of 
last. 

'EKiiaii,  -los,  Att.  -tuf,  >i,  (fr. 
same)  an  oiUlet,  issue,  egress, 
passage 

EKlwpicvu),  (fr.  CK  intens.  and  Aio- 
pievi  a  Dorian)  to  become  a  Do- 
rian, to  adopt  Dorian  inanners, 
&c. 

EKiwaoiiat,  ->i,  -crai,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
of  £K<5ii^u;ui. 

EKtiuaae,  roet.  for  cKtiaoc,  3  sin. 
1  a.  act.  oC  Kcidui. 

Ekc7,  (fr.  £k£r>'os  he)  there,  thither. 


EkiWcv,    (fr.   same)  from  thence, 

thrticc. 
KKf7fii,  (fr.  same)  thither,  that  way, 

Ihire. 
EKiipijv,  '00,  -TO,  iliipf.  of  k-rr/jai. 
Kkuv,  Pod.   for  iiKilv,   pres.  inf. 

act.  of  i(kw. 
EKcivn,  Dor.  for  Ew'vij,  fern.  sin. 

or  nctil.  pi.  ami 
Kkiiviuiv,  Ii>n.  for  ckcIviov,  g.  pi.  of 
Ekcivoc,  -n,   -0,   he,   she,  it;  they, 

them ;    that,    those,     that    there. 

Port.  Kiiiof.  Dor.  Ttivof. 
E*f/rii)(,  (fr.  last)   in  that  manner, 

in  that  inay. 
EkiIiti,  (fr.  hiHt)  there,  thithtr,  that 

may. 
EKCKdaiiiiv,  -nd,  -aro,  ppcr.  pass,  of 

(rrfCii). 
EkIkMto,    3    sin.     iinpf.    pass,    of 

KlK\nfini,  Po<;t.  for  Ki^ofjui. 
EKiKh'<i>iiv,  'iif,  -CI,  l)pcr.  act.  of 

k\(vtii>. 
Ra/hXi/i?)!',  -lao,  -iTo,  ppcr.  pass. 

nf  kKIiu). 
EKCKoaiiiHro,  Ion,   for  tKiKiapiiVTO, 

3  pi.  ppcr.  puss,  of  Koofjlui. 
EKCKpdyriv,  -fit,  -ii,  in  2  pi.  -urt, 

ppvr.  mid.  of  Kpu'^w, 


EK0 

l^KtKTi'ififiv,   -t}ao,    -nTo,   in  3    pi. 

-ilx'To,  ('|)Cr.  pass,  of  »r«'o;jiii. 
Ek/Am',  Dor.  for  cWAoi',  -  sin.  iiiipf. 

puss,  of  k/Xw. 
E«.tAu'9i;v,  •>)!,  -I),  in  1  pi.  -»;/'£i'i 

pass.  —  EWXfvffii,  -(If,   -£,  acl. 

1    a.   iiiii.  —  EnAdioi',    -ts,   -£, 

iinpl".  ;ul.  of  dfXti'w. 
Kic/iu»(Ta,  -(If,  -t,  1   a.  ind.  act.  of 

K*«p^(iver,  -£f,  -f,  -  a.  —  EKf'pi^i;- 

(t;i,  -(If,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  Kip- 

6aini), 
'En-fpoi;,  ^ol.   for  Ixcipa,  -a;,   -c, 

1  u.  ind.  act.  of  Kitpio. 
EKci^ii\uiujauy,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  acl. 

ol  KcipaXaidii). 
HKCxc'pia,  -(If,  i),  (fr.  cx<^  to  re- 

struin,  and  y^i'ip  a  hand)  a  trvce, 

armislire,  ctssutioji  of  hostililics 

or  of  business. 
KKC^rjvr),  All.  for  eKc^fii'^tv,  1  sin. 

or  siccxii^c't  3  sin.  ppcr.  mid.  of 

y,.i>(o. 
Ev^f'o)  -ij,  f.  -(;c(i),  (fr.  tK  out,  and 

^f'u   to   boil)   lo  bubble  vp,  boil 

over,   be  Jull,   tumid  or  teem- 

EK^z/rfcj  -u,  f.  -i'tu),  p.  f^c^i'njva, 
(Ir.  same,  and  ^j/Tfui  to  seek)  <oi 
seek  out,  search  for  diligently, 
inquire ;  to  pray  for,  request 
earnestly  ;  to  require,  demand, 
exact.  1  a.  act.  ind.  eli?^i'irT}aa- 
sub.  CK^!jr7]C!ii>.  per.  pass,  c^i^i}- 
TTifiat.   1    a.  ind.   pass,   fff^r/r;?- 

dt]V  sub.   tK?^-IJTr)Bu>,   -f/S,  -?;. 

Eicfijrijr^f -oD,  6,  (fr.  sameV  an  in- 
quisitor, examiner,  searcner,  col- 
lector ;  a  discoverer,  informer. 

TLtnja,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Kafui. 

'EKr)iio\la,  -ai,  !),  (fr-  ticaq  far,  and 
/5rfX>(j  to  throw)  skill  u-ith  the 
bow  or  dart,  archery,  darting. 

'EKTjjid'Xo;,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  skilled 
i7i  archery  or  xvitk  the  dart.  An 
epithet  of  Apollo,  far-shooting, 
darling  from  afar,  piercing,  pe- 
netrating. 

'Ekticov,  -£,-,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  Kt'iOiji. 

EKf.Kiov,  -£f,  -c,  impf.  act.  of 
KriKiia. 

"EKrjXos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (perhaps  fr.  ukw 
to  yield)  quiet,  calm,  still;  sc- 
airc,  fearless,  unconcerned  ;  gen- 
tle, easy,  kind,  gracious  ;  peace- 
ful, peaceable,  conciliatory. 

E/c^pufn,  -Of,  -£,  act. — EfcjjpD^d- 
/(J7V, -w,  -aro,  mid.  —  EKripv)(6ri\', 
-If)-'!)  pass.  1  a.  ind.  —  E*./f)uff- 
cov, -£f,-£,  impf.  act.  ofxtiovaau. 

'Ekijti,  Poet,  for  iKdiri,  (d.  sin.  of 
Ikwi',)  on  account  of,  by  reason 
of,  for,  because;  willingly,  vo- 
luntarily. 

EKOan^tiaOat,  inf.  cont.  — EkOoii- 
Piiadi,  impr.  2  pi.  prcs.  pass. 
cont.  of 

Eif6(2uJ?f(j  -(3,  f.  -i;(Tu,  p.  -rjna,  {fr. 
CK  mtcns.  and  ^a^ii'iu)  to  amaze) 
to  astonish,  amaze,  confound. 
'EKOaufihfini  -oviint,  to  fear, 
dreatl.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  t^cduiifitjOrii'. 

'E<tOaf;/?of,  -ov,  0,  h,  (fr-  same) 
astonished,  amazed,  teTriJied,cenu 
founded,  afraid. 


EKI 

Ek6(7/ii(i'^u),  (fr.  £»r  from,  and  ^au- 
vuf  a  shrub)  to  extirpate,  tle- 
mnhsh. 

EdOtKi'^ci),  f.  -n(7u),  (fr.  same,  and 
^£ruf  divine)  to  deihrale,  consi- 
crate,  devote  ;  to  halloir,  vene- 
rate, esteem  holy. 

'EK6efin,  -Sroi,  ru,  (fr.  tKrlOnin  to 
e.xposi')  a  sign, phirard,  declara- 
tion, pnhliculioii  ;  an  edict. 

EnQefiiv,  Dor.  for  tKOav,  prcs.  inf. 
act.  cont.  f)f  ci;Oiu.  Or,  for  ck- 
Ouriii,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  iKriOii/it. 

EKOcpii-ci'io,  f.  -f  I'dw,  (fr.  IK  intcns. 
and  ^ipaTTtvu)  to  tend)  to  deserve 
from  ;  to  oblige,  endear,  con- 
ciliate ;  lo  heal,  cure,  restore  to 
health. 

EKdtpi^u),  f.  -tiru,  (fr.  same,  and 
^ipi'^io  to  reap)  to  ait  down, 
mow,  reap ;  to  harvest,  -gather, 
collect. 

EKOcpfiahui,  f.  -iivw,  (fr.  same,  and 
•S;p/(n/i(«i,  which  see. 

EKOipft'irns,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a 
act.  of  last. 

EKOiaOai,  inf.  —  E/v0f/<£i'Of,  par.  2 
a.  mid.  of  cKTidtifii. 

'Ef.-Oro-if,  -IOC,  Alt.  -fwf,  )';,  (fr.  ck- 
riOnui  to  set  forth)  an  exposure, 
eli.<;closure,  discovery ;  an  cxpo- 
stirc  to  beasts. 

KKOhtpnrai',  -ov,  ro,  ("f.  CK  from, 
Qcd;  God,  and  ^nfu  to  speak) 
providence,  the  will  of  heaven ; 
an  Oracle  ;  a  prophecy. 

ExOtrMf,  -?/,  -dv,  (fr.  cKrlOr/iit  to 
set  forth)  eupkmalory, 

'E/;0£ro?,  -01',  b,  rj,  (fr.  same)  ex- 
posed, cast  out,  abandoned. 

Ki:Oio),  f.  -evcio,  (fr.  ck  out,  and 
Seu  to  run)  to  run  out,  go  out 
hastily,  hasten,  rush.  Also,  an 
obsolete  verb,  for  which  see  ck- 

E/cO);,\n'Cu),  f.  -aao),  (fr.  same,  and 
■^vX"^!')  to  milk)  to  suck  out, 
empty,  drain. 

E/iO^/AOiu,  fr.  same,  and  $r;\vv(ii, 
which  sec. 

EK0\il3w,  f.  "4",  P-  CKriG'SKjia,  (fr. 
same,  and  ^Xi'/Jio  to  press)  to 
strain,  luring,  press,  squeeze  out ; 
to  castrate  ;  to  oppress,  afflict. 
par.  per.  pass.  iKrtO'Xijijjh'o?. 

'E<te/\n|(9,  -(Of,  Att.  -fiof,  >),  (fr. 
last)  a  squeezing,  pressure ;  a 
brrtliing  or  cutting  off";  violence, 
oppression,  grievance  ;  njjliction, 
distress.  A  figure  in  gram^ 
mar. 

EKOopioi  -w,  (fr.  CK  from,  and5op/w 
or  ^6pu)  to  leap)  to  leap  out ;  to 
start  or  spring  up. 

EkOv(ji,  f.  -i'lTU),  ffr.  CK  intcns.  and 
■^I'ui  to  burn  incense)  to  purify 
by  sacrifice,  expiate,  alcme 

EKflvfiwi,  (fr.  tK  from,  and  ^vijii: 
the  mind)  actively,  earnestly, 
zealously,  eagerly. 

EKiivaro,  impf.  pass,  of  if/i^vt/yii. 

EKivfivvivov,  -£f,  -£,  impf.  act.  of 

Kll'fvl'lVlj}. 

EKiv^Qrjv,  -Tii,  -ri,  1  a.  ind.  pass 

of  Kiiiu). 
EKuritra,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act, 

Kivioi). 

(182) 


EKK 

'Evioi',  -cf,  -r,  impf.  act.  ofxiu. 

EK('pri)j  Dor.  for  iKipva,  3  sin.  cont. 
inipl.  act.  of  Kipi'iiui. 

EKtxtiioi',  -ff,  -£,  impf.  —  'Eki^ov, 
-(f,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  »iy((iw. 

EKKuOtitpu,  f.  -(ipi,  (fr.  IK  out,  and 
KnBtiipui  lo  clean.«c)  to  cUim  out, 
empty  ;  to  purge  ;  to  purify^  ex- 
piate ;  to  clear,  vindicate,  justify. 

1  a.   act.  ind.  c(fKnOap,i.  inipr. 
CKKdOapov  suh.  cKKnOdpio,  -pf , -17, 

EKKaOnpnrc,  2  pi.  iuipr.  —  E«>cu- 
ddpn,  3  sin.  sub.  I  a.  act.  of 
last'. 

EKKaiw,  f.  cKKuvCio,  p.  CKKhnvKa, 
(fr.  tK  intcns.  and  Kalu  to  burn) 
to  consume  eidirely,  burn  out, 
burn  away;  to  flame,  burst  out 
into  flames ;  to  inflame,  irritate, 
provoke.  I  a.  ind.  act.  t^cKuv- 
ca  and  ciik-T/a.  per.  pass.  ckkI. 
Kavjiai.  I  a.  ind.  [jass.  e^cKav- 
Onv. 

Ekkiikc'v,  pres.  inf.  .act.  cont.  — 
EKKaKt,oriTs,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
—  EKKaKoii^cv,  ind.  —  Ekkuku)- 
litv,  sub.  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  act. 
of 

EKKttKiu  -W,  f.  -I'lOOl,  p.  CKKCKOKtlKa, 

(fr.  CK  intens.  and  koku;  ill)  to 
sink  under,  be  discournged,  want 
spirit,  faint,  fait,  yield.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  c^cKaKriaa'  sub.  ckko- 
Ki'/ao),  -7}s,  -J!,   in  2  pi.  ckkok))- 

OjTC. 

EKKay.iaaa6ai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of 

EKKa\ib)  -w,  f.  -iaiji,  p.  CKKCK^rjKit, 
(fr.  CK  out,  and  koX/u  to  call) 
to  call  out,  bid  come  forth,  sum- 
mon, cite ;  to  call  lo  mind,  re- 
collect;  to  invite,  allure,  entice ; 
to  provoke,  challenge,  dare.  Ek- 
KdX/o^ai  -ov/iai,  to  remove  a 
sjiit  from  one  court  to  ano- 
ther. 

EKKaXv-nrw,  f.  -\p(ji,  (fr.  ck  from, 
and  KaXvTTTij  to  cover)  to  unveil; 
to  uncover,  expose  ;  to  disclose, 
discover. 

EKKdpvioi,  -ov,  h,  t'l,  fr.  CK  intens. 
and  Kflpatoi,  which  see. 

EKKarcliu),  (fr.  ck  from,  Kara  down- 
wards, and  ciioi  to  see)  to  look 
down  from  ;    to  observe,  regard. 

2  a.  par.  cKKar'liiii'. 
'EKKavfia,  -uros,  rb,  (fr.  ckkoIoi  to 

burn)  fuel,  coal,  tinder ;  a 
brand ;  inflammation,  burning 
heat. 

'EKKcijiai,  f.  -ciaoftai,  (fr.  ck  out, 
and  Kc7uat  to  lie)  to  lie  open,  be 
exposed  or  liable  to  ;  to  be,  exist ; 
to  lie  upon,  oblige. 

V.KKcvovv,  prcs.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 

EKKtv6m-ui,  f.  -ucu,  (fr.  ck  out,  and 
K£i'Of  empty)  to  empty,  dis- 
charge, eiacuaie,  exhaust ;  to  ex- 
pel,  drive  out. 

Ekkcvtiij)  or  -fioj  -3,  and  EkkcvtH^ui, 
(fr.  CK  intens.  and  kcvtcu)  to 
prick)  to  run  through,  stab, 
pierce. 

EKKi'x'vrai,    3   sin.    per.   pass,  ot 

CK)(^VO>. 

EKKiipvKros,  -ov,   b,  1',   (fr.  next) 
ori     ejected,  put  or  turned  out;  ba- 
I     nished,  outlawed. 


EKK 

lEKKnpvcaa,  -TTW,  f.  -I'm,  (fr.  ik  outl 
of,  and  KTipvacu  to  proclaim )  to] 
put,  turn  out  or  expel  by  pro- 
clamation ;  to  banish,  outlaw  i 
publicly.  j 

E«Kivfui  -<i),  f.  -I'lab),  (fr.  same,  and 
Kevfui  to  move)  to  disturb,  re- 
move,  transplant ;  to  txrite,  raise; 
to  deviate,  xiverte,  start. 

E/f«.Xa'u,  f.  -Saul,  p.  CKKiK-XaKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  .cXdo)  to  break)  to 
break  out  or  'iff";  to  break  in 
pieces,  break  doun,  crush,  en- 
feeble, per.  pass.  cKxfKAacr^ai. 
1  a.  pass.  c^cK^daBriv. 

V^KK^ttaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 

E«fXf(w,  f.  -ciaui,  p.  fKKiK>ctKa,  (fr. 
.same,  and  xXdui  to  siiut)  to  shut 
out,  exclude,  reject,  debar,  keej/ 
out  or  from.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
f(/(c>£i<ra'  inf.  cKK\tiaai.  per. 
pass.  iKKiKKudfiai.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

£(tlcX£l(T0»7V. 

EKfX/ifo',  f.  -ifw,   (fr.  same,  and 

xXiirruj  to  steal)  <o  steal  privately, 

pilfer  ;  to  withdraw  secretly,  steal 

away. 

^KKXrii^ctrOat,  Ion.  for  cKKXcitadai, 

pres.  inf.  pass,  of  tKicXti'u. 
E»f<tXj)<T('a,  -aj,  ^,  (fr.  ckkuXiui  to 
summon)  a;i  assembly  lawfully 
convened  or  ordered  by  law; 
a  congregation,  meeting  ;  the 
church  ;  the  place  of  assem- 
bly. 
E<t<cXi;ff(a'^(ij,  (fr.  last)  to  hold,  call 
or  summon  an  assembly,  meet- 
ing or  congregfUion ;  to  speak 
there,  harangue,  make  an  ora- 
tion. 
'EnKXriciaBTiif,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
member  of  a  public  nsscmhty, 
common-council  man,  orator,  de- 
mngogue  ;  a  preacher. 
TtKKXnetiiar'iKif,  -i),  -dv,  (fr.  same) 
relating  to  a  public  assembly ; 
of  lilt  church,  ecrUsiastic ;  ha- 
ranguing, debating,  argumenta- 
tiit.  ' 

EK<(Xt(ri<,  -oTt,  b,  /;,  (fr.  tKKaXiiD  to 
call  forth)  called  forth,  called 
upon ;  a  person  appealed ;  se- 
lect, chosen.  Subs,  a  senator ; 
a  certain  officer  at  Sparta. 
'Eif<t>7/'u,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  next)  a 
turn,  inrtination  ;  ii  turn  lo 
flight,  ftghl,  rout. 
EffXii'iru,  3  *in.  —  EKitX/i/arr,  2 

pi.  1  a.  impr.  art.  of 
EitkX/kj,  f.  -itH,  p.  fiirif/«Xi<ra,  (fr, 
IK  from,  and  ttXiiM  lo  lean)  to 
turn  or  Iran  f mm, decline  ;  ti  dt- 
Jlrrt,  drviatr,  CO  out  if  the  way ; 
to    shun,    avoid,    fly  from ;    to 
caune  lo  dn  inlr,  nvnid,  Sic.  1  a. 
act.    ind.   tihXinn'  impr.   /xkXi- 
voi'.  1  a.  ind.  pns.^.  i^iKXiOnv  and 
-Xi'cOvi'. 
'E(t<rX(<7if,  -lof,  Alt.  -«i>t,  /;,  (fr. 
last)  a  turning  aside,  dnintion  ; 
a  nhunning,  avoiding. 
'Ekk\v(u>,  f.  -iao),  (fr.  »«  from,  and 
nrXijfw   lo  wash)  to  wash  avmy, 
wash  mil  ;  to  purify. 
y.KKvaielui  -w,   (fr.  fit  intcns.  and 
Kviilu)  to  grille)  lo  serf  am,  shriek. 
3  pi.  prc.«.  ind.  act.  cent,  ckpoi- 


EKK 


EKA 


aoijat,  .»^ol.  and  Dor.  cnaKTctiv-  'Ek-Kpoioi,   f.    -c-tu,    (fr.    i»:   out   cf, 


Ekhtvou)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  cvauj  to 
scrape)  to  scrape  off,  scratch 
out;  to  erase,  put  out.  pres.  inf. 
act.  cont.  cKKviif. 

EnKoXoTrro),  f.  -i/u,  p.  CKKCxdXacpa, 
(tr.  £K  out  of,  and  KoXd-no  to 
hammer)  to  hammer  to  pieces, 
deface,  erase;  to  cut  out,  carve, 
engrave. 

'EKKoXvyfidui  -ia,  f.   -l;(T<i),    p.  CKKtKO- 

XimjirjKa,  (fr.  same,  and  KoXvjt- 
(idii)  to  swim)  to  swim  out  of, 
escape  by  swimming  ;  lo  extricate, 
disengage.  1  a.  act.  ind.  c^tKo- 
Xifijiiiaa'  par.  ikkoXv ^jiriaa';. 
'EKKOfilcii,  -r,f,  fi,  (fr.  next)  a  cur- 
rying out,  exportation  ;  a  burial, 
funeral. 

EnKOIii^U),     f.     -((T(I>,    p.     CKKCKdlilUa, 

(fr.  cK  out,  aild  KOjiify)  to  carry) 
to  carry  out,  export ;  to  convoy, 
conduct,  extricate,  rescue  ;  to 
bury.  1  a.  ind.  act.  t^cKOjuca. 
impf.  pass.  £|^t/i'Of/(^d^i;''.  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  i^cKOjitcdnriv  impr. 
iKKoyilaai. 

EKKon),  -rji,  )'i,  (fr.  next)  a  cutting 
out,  off  or  down;  destruction, 
ruin. 

E»tK(}rT(j,  f.  -</(!),  p.  iKKiKoifia,  (fr. 
£K  out  of,  and  Kdrrrui  to  cut)  lo 
cut  out,  iff  or  duuti,  destroy, 
sack,  extirpate,  abolish;  lo  hin- 
der, prevent,  stop.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
t^tKo-fU'  impr.  iKKO\fOV  sub.  ck- 
ikiii/d).  2  a.  ind.  act.  i^ikottov. 
per.  pass.  iKKiKonjiai.  2  a.  ind. 
pass.  £{£»;(;7r;?v.  2  f.  pass,  ikko- 
r/jffo/iai.  per.  mid.  CKKiKo-ra. 

KKKOpvipdo)  -w,  f.  -ii'xrw,  (Ir.  same, 
and  Kopvipti  the  head)  to  ^^iie  </ie 
heads  of,  slate  briefly,  sum  up, 
recapitulate. 

'Ekko^oi;  1  a.  impr.  act.  —  Kk- 
kS-^id,  -CIS,  -ct,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
CKKdrro). 

EKKpai-raXdiii  -a',  fr.  CK  intens.  and 
d-pairaXa'w,  which  SCC. 

EKKOifidia  -10,  -ai'M'ijj,  and  -«i'iti/ii, 
(fr.  IK  from,  and  Kpijidw,  &c.  to 
Huspend)  to  make  hang  upon 
or  susjirnd  from,  KKKpiftdofiat 
-uijjin,  EKKprndvx'viiat  or  Kkko/- 
imiiiit,  to  hang  upon  or  be  suf- 
prndeil  from,  dandle  ;  to  dr- 
pnid  up'jn  ;  lo  regard,  attend 
earnestly,  impf.  i^mpniidiiriv, 
•aao,  -urn. 

E««rp'/"K,  -fif  -oi-f,  h,  !i,  (fr.  la»t) 
suspended,  hnneing  from,  dang- 
bnii,  pclidulinis. 

ZKKplvM,  f.  -YnS,  (fr.  tK  out  of,  nnd 
Kofi'Ci)  to  sift )  /')  »\ft  nut,  examine ; 
lo  srlrrl,  cult,  pick,  rhniise ;  to 
fxrrjtl,  liihr  nut,  Hcjiiiriilc ,"  to  ri- 
jrrt,  cost  iff;  lo  disjilnrr,  dis- 
turb; In  rTcludr  Judicially,  eject. 

'EkkiiIitk,  -(o«,  All.  -tux,  h,  (fr. 
last)  «  choice,  selrction  ;  u  cast- 
ing i\ir,  rrjtrlinn  ;  o  hurtling, 
breaking  out, 

'EKxpfrof,  -ov,  h,  hi  (fr-  same) 
select,  rhiiire,  fxcrllmt. 

KKKOoverif,  oh, !',  !i,  (fr.  next)  rais- 
td,  thrust  out,  unbrjtscd. 

(193) 


and  K-povu}  to  beat)  to  hiock,  teat 
or  drive  out,  expel  thrust  out; 
to  Siiakb  off;  to  prolong,  pro- 
tract. 

EKt-aXiK'ti)  or  E*.k.TX(u,  f.  -iVo),  p. 
iKKiKvXtKa,  (IV.  same,  and  kv- 
Xiviij)  or  KvXua  to  roll)  to  roll  or 
tumble  down;  to  ivind  off';  to 
roll  or  hini  over,  unfold.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  fffn'X.tri:.  per.  puss. 
eKKCKiXic/iat. 

'EnKviiaivii),  f.  -uvu,  (fr.  cK  out,  and 
Kvyaivoj  to  foam,  th.  KVfia  a 
wave)  to  break  out,  overflow;  to 
break  forth,  nish  out. 

Kkkvvtu),  I",  -i/w,  (fr.  same,  r.nd 
Kurru  to  bend)  to  stoop  doivn  to 
see,  look  out  ;  to  appear,  show  ; 
to  come  out,  go  fotJi,  proceed, 
advance. 

Ekkw(J'6(i)  -H,  (fr.  en  intens.  and 
Kuiipd;  deaf)  to  deafen.  Kkku)<P6o- 
f/a(,  lo  be  very  deaf. 

'EftXayla,  -a?,  -f,  la.  —  'ExXa- 
yoi',  -li,  -r,  2   a.   ind.   act.   of 

\   '  y 

KAttljOJ. 

KnXadoixtvos,  par.  2  a.  mid.  of  tK- 
Xaiddi'ii), 

'EKXatov,  -cs,  -c,  impf.  act.  of 
KXalio. 

EicXaXfn)  -i3,  f.  -I'lddi,  p.  fKX£XuX77;ca, 
(fr.  etc  out,  and  XaX/u  to  speak) 
to  tell,  Vila-;  to  lulk  idly;  to 
prate,  babbie,  blab.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
ei^iXdXriaa'  inf.  iKXnXriaai, 

EKXiijifinvu),  f.  mid.  £KXi';»^0(iai,  (fr. 
same,  and  XafiPdrm  to  take)  to 
lake  out,  seize  ;  to  catch,  take 
up ;  to  appropriate  ;  to  perceive, 
understand,  apprehend. 

KKXnjjnrpoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  next) 
bright,  shining,  splendid,  reful- 
gent. 

EfX (III 77(1),  f.  -i|(i),  (fr.  tK  from, 
and  Xd^iru  to  shine)  lo  shine 
forth,  glitter,  ffash,  be  resplen- 
dent, appear  glorious.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  ciiXainla. 

"ExXufX^ti,  -mi,  Alt.  -EUf,  ;;,  (fr. 
last)  brighlncss,  splendour,  ra- 
diance, rrfidgenre. 

EkX«';/i|oic(,3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
same. 

EifXrti  9di'(j,  f.  -Xi'c-d),  p.  mid.  ikXi- 
Xjjtia,  (fr.  IK  inldis.  and  Xm- 
Oiii'O)  to  escape  notice)  lo  cnvsc 
oblivion,  make  forget  ;  to  slip 
from  or  escape  the  memory. 
E<.Xiiiflrfi'o//<i(,  to  forget  totally, 
lose  the  recoUectiim  of.  1  f. 
mid.  iKXi]ao)iai.  per.  pass.  ikXi- 
Xriaiiat. 

EAXHtti'id),  f.  -liaui,  (fr.  tK  from, 
and  Xdffi'd)  to  polish^  Id  cut, 
hrv,  chip  ;  to  smooth^  polish. 

K(fX«nrfCw,  Cr.  ii:  from,  and  Xn- 
■cii'ii)  lo  cinplv)  to  empty,  rva- 
niale ;  to  plunrhr. 

ExXHittiv,  -)?{,  -fj,  pns."».  —  'EkXH- 
viii;  -C(,  -t,  net.  2  a.  ind.  of 
(rX/irro). 

'E»tXeiird,  -n(,  -f,  act. — E»'Xrf<r- 
0>l>,  -If,  -1,  pass.  1  a.  ind.  of 
KXdto. 

ExXfiTOfi/u)  -(3,  f.  -/;»(!»,  (fr.  tit  out, 
and  XiiTOfilh)  to  cut  iitonc,  which 


EKA 

fr.  \a(  a  slone,  and  r/;iiu)  lo  cut) 
to  cut  out,  X'jttare,  prrpurc  stones  ; 
to  /(iv  stones,  build  ;  to  dig,  ijuur- 
ri/,  mine. 
'EifAiii'ffa,  -a,  -f,  1  n.  iiul.  act.  of 

Kx.X/yu),  f.  -t'li),  |>.  -Y"?  (ff-  f<  fVoin, 
and  A/)u  to  tlioosc)  to  rhoose  out 
from  iimon^,  tuakv  n  choice,  se- 
lect, jirrj'er.    1   f.  mid.  tK\i^ufnn. 

1  a.  ind.  mid.  i^iXt^dftriv,  -ui, 
'OTO.  |HT.  mid.  mAiAuyn.  im))!". 
pass.  ficAtyd^ii;!'.  per.  pass,  lk- 
X/,\ty/i(i(. 

ExXtiTrnu,  -ui>',  T.I,  viz.  /i/f);;, 
(iieul.  [)1.  of  next)  the  Ecliptic, 
the  limits  of  eclipses. 

E/cXeitttMs,  -»),  -bv,  (fr.  next)  rfe- 
J'ective,  dejicient,  relating  lo 
eclipses. 

EicAc/ru),  f.  -i^Ui  p.  f^XAci^a,  (fr. 
«  from,  and  Xt/rw  to  leave)  to 
leave  totally,  quit,  de.iert,  aban- 
don, forsake  ;  lo  fail,  be  deji- 
cient, fall  short ;  to  be  eclipsed ; 
to  decay,  cease,  come  to  an  end, 
die. 

'^KXciaa,  -n;,  -c,  act.  —  EkX£i'o-0i;v, 
-rj?,  -)),  3  pi.  -Qriaav,  pass.  1  a. 
ind.  of  kXc/u). 

EkXtrYu),  (fr.  CK  out  of,  and  X£(;^ai 
to  lick)  to  lick  ovl  or  tip. 

'E/cXfii^iS,  -(Of,  Att.  -tuiq,  I'l,  (fr. 
fKXti'iro)  lo  fail)  a  failing,  failure, 
want,  defiriencu  ;  feebleness, 
weakness;  a  swoon,  faint ;  an 
eclipse. 

lS,K\cKTdi,  -ov,  b,  )'/,  (fr.  wcX/yM  to 
select)  chosen,  elected;  selected, 
picked  out,  accepted,  approved, 
excfilenl. 

E/cXfKTwf,  (fr.  last)  excellenlly. 

E(cX/XaOo«',  EkXtXuSoir,  Poet,  for 
c^iXaOov,  ind.  and  cKXaOihv,  par. 

2  a.  act.  —  EK\i\t](Tiiai,  2  pi. 
E/cXf'Xvo-Oc,  per.  ind.  pass,  of 
tKXat'ddvui. 

E«XcXo;^i(r/;(/i'csi  par.  per.  pass,  of 

EKXiXu/x/vo;,    -ij,    -01',   par.    per. 

pass,  of  i<rXi!ii). 
EKXtXii/jfv(i){,   (fr.  last)  freely,  at 

liberty  ;  loosely,  negligently. 
Ek'Xf^d'/iti'Of,  -II,  -ov,  par.  —  EkX/- 

^iiaOai,  inf.  1  a.  mid.  of  t/cX/yw. 
'ExXciJifof,  -01',  6,  n,  (fr.  £/c  intens. 

and   Xtuxds   white)    I'tr^  white, 

bright,  shining. 
'EKXtvy^iilio),  f.  -uvui,  (fr.  same)  to 

whiUn,  make  very  white,  brighten, 

polish. 
'ZK\ciprt,  -a?,  3  sin.  'EK\t\f/\  for 

«Xfi|t,  1  a.  act.  of  iv-Xfjrrw. 
EvXij^i/i/,  ->;{,  -17,  2  pi.  -0;77-£,  1  a. 

ind.  pass,  of  k«X«'u. 
EkXi/Oo),  ob'.  same  as  EicXavOnidi. 
EtXijiffuv,  Ion.  for  fVXtio-av,  3  pi. 

1  a.  act.  of  kXei'u. 
'EK^ripuiOtiiicv,  1  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

K\tlp6ll), 

KK^tKfiaia  -u>,  f.  -i';(7(d,  (fr.  £(c  in- 
lens.  and  Xi(f;<au>  to  fan)  to  win- 
now, fan,  bUnu  upon,  air ;  to 
blow  away,  ncaiter,  dissipate. 

E<tX(f/(.i,  -a;,  »;,  (fr.  same,  and  Xi'- 
poi  hunger)  grent  hunger,  crav- 
ing;  famine,  dearth. 


EK.\ 

'EKXira,  -ai,  -c,  in  3  pi.  'EfcXivar, 
1  a.  ind.  net.  —  E»,\irO>/f<£c,  Dor. 
for  tkXii'Ov/'fr,  1  pi.  ol'EKXivOriv, 
Poet,  lor  tkX/tfr/i',  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  kXiVu). 

EkX.r/u)  -ai,  (fr.  tK  from,  and  X/i'ov 
Hax)  to  escape  from  the  net. 

EkXiTT.ip/u)  -li,  f.  -»;(ju),  (fr.  fK  in- 
tens. and  Xi77(if)/iu  to  persist)  lo 
beg,  pray,  rnlrent,  conjure,  be- 
seech, imfiltire  ;  to  protest, 

EkXis-))?, -/of -onir,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  ckMtto) 
to  fail)  failing,  lUJiiient,  defect- 
ive;  omitted,  neglected. 

EdXiVu),  -»;f,  -I),  2  pi.  EkXl'r>7r£, 
sub.  —  EkXyirfTi',  inf.  —  EkXi- 
T-Civ,  par.  of  e^iXtitof,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  t/cXfirui. 

E«.Xoy£o;iai  -or/ioi,  (fr.  CK^iyu)  to 
select)  <o  fxcMse,  extenuate,  apo- 
logize. 

EioXoyi),  -r/f,  1^,  (fr.  same)  a  choos- 
ing out,  choice,  preference,  selec- 
tion, election ;  collection  of  taxes  ; 
an  eclogue. 

Ex-Xoyi'^ofiai,  (fr.  fv  intens.  and  Xo- 
yi^o^ai  to  reckon)  to  number, 
count  ;  to  consider,  revolve, 
weigh,  deliberate  ;  to  esteem 
highly,  prize,  value.  For  tenses 
see  Xoyi^ofint. 

EicXoyio/idf,  -oij,  b,  >),  (fr.  last)  a 
compulation,  account,  reckoning, 
casting  up,  sum,  total;  estima- 
tion, opinion,  value. 

EicXoyiirri)?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
accountant  ;  a  collector,  trea- 
surer, steward. 

KK\oyiaria,  -a(,  1'/,  (fr.  same)  ac- 
counts, reckoning,  compula- 
tion. 

KkXoviovto,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of 
(fXovf'w. 

KK\oTo<pi'ipriaa,  -ai;,-c,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  xAoroitopfoj. 

EKXo;\^(\"o/<a(,  f.  -iaojiai,  p.  e^XfXt!- 
;^i(r  lai,  (fr.  ck  out,  and  \o)(l^tii  to 
arrange  in  companies,  tli.  Xo^oi 
a  troop)  to  arrange ;  to  select, 
choose,  pick  out. 

E»cXuC<i/";i',  -ov,  -[TO,  impf.  pass, 
of /cXi'^w. 

ExXvOiicrovrni,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  pass. 
—  E/oXi)Gwcri,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub. 
pass.  —  KkXv6ixci">s,    -17,     -ov, 

par.  pres.  pass E/cX(;ou,pres. 

iiiipr.  pass.  —  EKXioacOai,  I  a. 
inf  mid.  of  ckXvui. 

'EkXuoi',  -£{,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  kXijoi. 

'EkXuCTIS,  -(Of,   Att.  -£(0f,  )';,   (fr.   CK- 

Xvu)  to  loosen)  a  clearing  off, 
riddance,  deliverance  ;  v^eakness, 
imhecilily,  dissolution  ;  failure, 
dismay,  consternation. 

EfXvTJ'piof,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  re- 
lieving, relaxing,  loosening,  dis- 
solving. 

'E/cXCrof,  -ov,  b,  ■'/,  {i'r.  same)  loose, 
relaxed  ;  weak,  faint,  feeble. 

E/cXt'rpojo-if,  -(fK,  Alt.  -fo)f,  fi,  (fr. 
£(£  from,  ;ind  Xvrpdoi  to  redeem) 
redemption,  ransom,  release,  de- 
liverance. 

EkAi'u),   f.   .)Sou>,  p.  CKXiXvKa,   (fr. 
same,  and  Xvio  to  loose)  lo  un- 
bind, loose,  untie  ;   to  free,  rid, 
disengage,  release,  discharge,  res-  \ 
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EKM 

rue  ;  to  mitigate,  alleviate ;  to 
ivenkcn,  mervale  ;  to  dissolve^ 
melt;  to  scatter,  dissipate  dis- 
perse ;  to  pay,  perform,  fulfil  ; 
lo  break  liff;  vtlnnip!,  put  an 
end  lo  ;  to  drive  iff',  send  away, 
dismiss  ;  to  dejmrt,  i/uil,  go  off: 
KKXiopai,  to  fail,  faint,  languish, 
grow  weak.  jK'r.  pass.  ikXiXv- 
fiai.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  c^cXvOiiv.  1 
(.  pass.  tfXiiO/icro/iMi. 

Ek/irf^u),  sanie  as  iKjii'waio. 

Ekhuivw,  f.  -utC),  (fr.  [K  intens. 
and  fjitirofiai  to  rage)  to  distract, 
set  mad.  EK/iiifi'o/idi,  to  dote, 
rave,  rage,  be  mad.  pres.  inf. 
act.  tKjiuhtiv.  2  a.  pass.  sub. 
CKfiatii'  inf.  tKpav^vai.  f.  mid. 
tKptirovfiai. 

EKjjafOdvu),  1  f.  mid.  txpaBficofiai, 
p.  cKjjciniOriKa,  (fr.  same,  and 
/lai'tiiii'w  lo  learn)  to  learn  quite 
acquire  ihorovghly,  know  well; 
to  discern,  distinguish,  discover. 
2  a.  ind.  c^ipSOuv. 

E«/irt'fnf ,  -aoa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act. 
—  y.Kpuaccir,  pres.   inf.  act.  of 

CK^ldfflTill. 

EKfiHpTvpfio  -ui,  (fr.  t<  from,  and 
fi"prupf'(j  to  testify)  to  send  a 
witness  or  evidence  ;  to  bear  wit- 
ness^ testify,  attest. 

EKiiaprvpia,  -as,  i),  (fr.  same) 
wrillen  or  secondary  evidence ; 
testimony,  deposition,  proof 

EKitiipTvpiov,  -ov,  Tb,  (fr.  same) 
deposition,  evidence. 

EK/idacu)  or  -ttu>,  f.  -fu>,  (fr.  ck 
from,  and  jidaau  to  wipe)  to 
wipe  off,  wipe  dry  or  clean, 
cleanse ;  to  efface,  erase ;  lo 
press,  wring,  strain  out,  squeeze. 
impf.  act.  c^ffiacaov.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  c^ifia^a'  par.  eK/xd^ai. 

E>c/(fX/ra,  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  of 

KKjicXcTdii)  -a),f.  -ijcui,  p.  f/.-;<ff(fXf- 
TijKa,  (fr.  £K  intens.  and  /uXtrnu* 
to  meditate)  to  study,  apply  to, 
practise,  exercise ;  to  consider, 
muse,  think  upon. 

EKixr^ivQtijxai,  -aai,-Tat,  per.  paSS. 
oi  iKfivdioiiai. 

Ex/jcrp/w  -5,  f.  -t'loijj,  (fr.  ck  from, 
and  ficrpiu)  to  measure)  lo  mca- 
s>irc,  take  measure  of, 

Exiiiali'ij),  fr.  £/c  intens.  and  jiialvia, 
which  sec. 

EKniiitofiai  -oT'fini,  f.  -t'laojini,  (fr. 
same,  and  fxifieojiai  to  mimic) 
to  imitate,  counterfeit,  copy, 
forge. 

'EKfioXe,  Ion.  for  c^ffioXt,  3  sin. 
impf.  act.  of 

EKfidXoi,  or  -f'u)  -w,  (fr.  tK  from, 
and  jjoXidi  to  go)  lo  set  or  march 
out,  go  out  or  away,  depart,  leave, 
quit. 

EK/JV^du),  or  -^/(i)  -a,  f.  -tjaiiJ,  (fr. 
same,  and  /iv^dia  to  suck)  to  suck 
out,  extract. 

EitpvOhiiat  -oT'pat,  f.  -fiaojiai,  (fr. 
same,  and  /ivOfoixat  lo  speak)  to 
tell,  utter,  declare,  puhlixh. 

EKpivKTijoi^u),  f.  -iW,  Alt.  -1(3,  p. 
CKfiiiivKTi'ptKa,  (fr.  CK  intens.  and 
fivKTripi^ii)  to  mock)  to  sneer  at, 
mock,  scoff,  ridicule^  deride. 


EKO 

'Exvevpl^ti),  f.  -1(70),  (fr.  ck  from, 
and  viipov  a  nerve)  to  enervate, 
v:eaken,  enfeelile,  dtbilitate. 

EifvtSffai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  tvifw. 

'KKvniaii,  -los,  Att.  -tuj,  >],  (fr.  tx- 
w'(i>  or  -tvu)  to  swim  out)  a  devi- 
aiimi,  variation,  turning  ^;  a 
shift,  evasion,  escape. 

Kkvivij),  f.  -cvaw,  (fr.  txintens.  and 
»tOu  to  nod)  to  nod  to,  hint,  in- 
timate, desire  by  signs ;  to  hang 
dovm,  depend,  droop ;  to  dU- 
tent,  disagree;  to  shun,  decline, 
avoid. 


EKn 


EKn 


Eku/i(^ov,  -«,  -t,  impf.  act.  —  Ea:o-  Eo-ai^tuw,  f.  -ticw,  (fr.  tK  intens. 


in^iifiiiv,  -ov ,  -[TO,  impf.  pass. — 
KKo/it^av,  Dor.  for  tKujuaav,  3 
pi.  1  a.  ind.  act. — KKOntaeci', 
Poet,    for   tKOfxttrt,  3  sin.    1    a. 


and  Trai^fi'w  to  educate)  to  edu' 
cale  entirely,  bring  vp,  rear, 
train,  instruct;  to  inculcate,  in- 

fuTVi,  iv.press. 


ind.  act.  —  E(,o/ii(ra'^»?i', -u,-aro,  E/ciruido'o-crw,  (fr.  same,  and  ira. 
3  pi.  -avTo,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  (pdactD  to  roll  the  eyes)  to  rave, 
EicofiiVSr;!', -)?s, -i;,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  rage,  be  furious  ;  to  rush,  run 
o{  KOfii^o}.  headlong,  attack  furiously. 

E«i}/i-a<ra,  -a;,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  'E*77aAai,  (fr.  same,  and  TrdXat  for 


KOitna^o). 
Ekovo,  and  KCKOva,  Poet,  for  ikto- 

va,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  KTiivti). 
KKdvicccf,  Poet,  for  tKdviat,  3  sin 


"Ekviid  or  ExfcOu, f.  -naui,  p.  f«rv/-       1  a.  ind.  act.  of  aoii'^w. 


vm«(i,   (fr.  (K  out  of,  and  viw  to 
swim)  /o  «u«m  out  of;  to  escape, 
extricate,     disengage ;     to     slip 
av.ay,  get  off,  ivitJidraw,  depart; 
to  turn  aside,  deviate.    I  a.  act. 
ind.  c^hciiva. 
E<rv^0u,  f.  -i/oi,   p.   tKvivTi<pa,  (fr. 
tK  from,  and  v^Jdui  to  wake)  to 
become    sober,   sleep     off   drink, 
awake   sober  ;   to  watch,    wake, 
remain  awake,    1    a.    act.    ind. 
t^ivTi\pa. 
KKvtjy^oiiat,  (fr.  same,  and  vrjyofiat 
to  swim)  to  swim  off  or  away, 
escape. 
'Exvi^^ii,  -lof,  Att.  -iwi,  fi,  (fr.  £<f- 
vii<l>u  to   keep  sober)  watchful- 
ne**,   waking,  absence  of  sleep ; 
rest,  remission,  cessation. 
'EKvrjx^ov,  -drill,  2  pi.  CKvri\f.aTC,  1 

a.  impr.  act.  of  cKvti<pu>. 
Eicvucriw  -u),    f.  -I'/ao),  p.  -i7»;ff,   (fr. 
tK  inlens.  and  riKdoi  to  conquer) 
to  vanquish,   subdue,  master  ;  to 


'Ekovti  and  'EKdvrriv,  (fr.  ikuv 
willing)  of  himself,  freely,  will- 
ingly, voluntarily,  naturally  ;  for 
the  sake  of,  on  account  of. 

KKd-raaa,  -of,  -£  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of Koro'^o). 

E/cdrr;?)',  -i]s,  -Vi  2  a.  ind.  pass.  — 
'Ekottov,  in  3  sin.  by  Apos. 
'E/co;:r',  impf.  act.  ofxiiTTw. 

EKOTTiaaa,  -as,  -c  or  ei>,  1  a.  ind. 

act.    of  KOTTtdw. 

''EKovToi',-ci,  -£,act.  —  Kk6-tovto, 
3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of  Kdnroi. 

EKOTzudn'i'i  -rii,  -rj,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
Kovdw. 

KKopiadrjv,  -rjs,  -r),  1  a.  ind.  pass 
—  EKopeaaaro,  Pott,   for  CKopi' 
aaro,   3  sin.  I  a.   ind.   mid.  of 
Kopiw. 

EKopvaaov,  -£f,  -t  or  cv,  impf.  act. 
of  Kopvaaij). 

ExdafirjOcv,  Boeot.  for  tKocfi/iOrieav, 
3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  EKdn^iiaa, 
ai,  -£,  3  pi.  -erui',  1  a.  ind.  act. 


prevail,  outreach,  surpass,  sur-      — Eico'<7//odi/,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  cont 


mount. 
'Ekvi^c,  Dor.  for  invtac,  3  sin.  1  a. 

ind.  act.  —  EKiloOtiv,  -tjs,  -ri,  1 

a.  ind.  pa.ss.  of  kvi'^u. 
Eirviffru,  f.  -\pu),  (fr.  ck  from,  and 

vfrru    to    wash)     to    wash    out, 

rinse,  cleanse,  wipe  off;  to  ]Airify. 
Eicvii^ioc,  and  'E<fio/jof,  -ov,   h,   »;, 

(fr.  same,  and  v6fL0<i  usage)  un 

usual,    strange,    unaccustomed, 

unused. 
Exioiiluf,     (fr.     last)     unusually, 

strangely. 
EKvoariut  -w,  f.  -I'lOii,  (fr.  ck  from, 

and  toariti)  to  return)  to  return 

out  of,  come  hack  from.    par.   I 

a.  act.  cKvooT^iraf,  n.  du.  ckvoo- 

rfiaavrt. 
ExoiXawi,  3  pi.  KKoiyavav,  I  a.  ind. 

art.  of  KoiXahu. 
SitoififiOtiv,  -ti(,  -n,  3  pi.   -Onaav, 

pa-"*.  —  EKOifiriadfirtv,  -u,  -aro,  I 

R.  ind.  rnid.  of  noniiiio. 
EKtlfttna,  -Of,  -c,   1  a.  ind.  net  of 

Koifil^ia. 
EKoiniiniTn,  -a<, -t  nr  tr,  I  n.  ind. 

art.  nf  Koifuv/iu. 
ILxiXa^ov,  -ti,  -I,  impf.  art.  —  Ek6- 

Xiiva,  -a;,  -c,   1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

KnXii^ia, 
EnnXiiipma,  -/tc,  -t,  3  pi.  -oav,  1  a. 

ind.  art.  of  KnXiitpll^i,). 
KKoXoliijiOtiv,  -rif,  -rj,  pnim.  —  Eko' 


impf.  act.  of  Koa^ioi 

'EKovaa,  fem.  ofiKiiv. 

'EKovetd^o/iat,  {fr.  / Koiiffioj  sponta 
neous)  to  act,  do  or  obey  readily  ; 
to  offer  or  sacrifice  willingly. 

'EKovataciiis,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same)  a 
free-will  offering. 

'EKovatos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  {fr.  ixiiv  (will- 
ing) spontaneous,  natural,  of  it- 
self, wilting,  really,  voluntary, 
rb  iKOVcriov,  free-will,  dor'  ikov- 
atov,  willingly. 

'EKovatiiis,  (fr.  last) _/rec/y,  rearfi(y, 
willingly. 

'EKirayX  for  «VrayAa  or  iK-rayXov, 
same  as  iKirdyXuif. 

EKTrayXio/iiii  -ovjiat,  (fr.  next)  an 
Ion.  and  Poet,  verb,  same  as 
CKtiXt'iaaofint,  see  tKT:Xtiarnit. 

'EKTtayXoi,  -ov,  h,  /;,  (by  Mctalh. 
fr.  iKirXfiaaiii  to  terrify)  hnrrihlr, 
Irrriblr,  dreadful,  frifhtfut  ; 
awful,  stupendous ;  vehement, 
violrnl,  fierce,  conip.  tKvayX6ft- 
poj,  Hup.  -iriirof. 

EKTrayX/iTar'   for    rKnayXirart,    v. 

sin.  Slip,  of  last. 
E/trn'yXwt,     (fr.     Rami')     horrilily^ 
tcrritily,  drrailfully,  /rightfully  ; 
r.rrrrdingly,  extremely. 
EKrSOi'if,   -toi    -!)«(,    li,  fi,    (fr.  tit 


nierly)  of  old,  long  ago,  iii  an- 
cient  times,  long  since. 
Ekvovu,  f.  -(7(1),  (fr.  same,  and  •Kc-iia 
to  stoj))  to  hinder ;  to  put  an  end 
to,  Jinish.     EKrat'iofiai,  to  cease, 
give  over,  leave  (ff,  desist;  to  be 
(/utct,  rest,  repose. 
Exvctpd^iD    and    EKircipdo)    -cS,    f. 
-aau,  p.   CK-rrcrrtipaKa,  (fr.  same, 
and  ircipd^w  or  -du  to  try)  to  at- 
tempt, es.say,  endeavour,  try  ;    to 
prove,  experience.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
ff£7r£(pa(Ta. 
Ektt/^tu),  f.  -i/(o,  (fr.  CK  from,  and 
TTtftmo  to  send)  to  send  offer  out, 
despatch;  to  convoy,  conduct.   1 
a.  ind.  act.  c^i-rrcfix^a.  per.  pass. 
CKireircfifiai,   -\j.ai,    --rrai.    1    a. 
pass.  ind.  clcTf^itidriv. 
EKTzcfjKpdc'is,  -c7aa,  -h',  n.  pi.  -Oiv- 

Tcs,  par.  1  a.  pass,  of  last. 
EKTTcvXi'pwKa,  -as,  -c,  per.  ind.  act. 

of  CKnXrjpdo;. 
EKTTCTXi'i^bai,  per.  inf.  pass.  of«- 

TrXi'iaaui. 
EKTTCjrdpvevKa,  per.  ind.  act.  of  ck- 

TTopvevw. 
EKncTr6Taani,T)or.  for  CKTre-jdrriffai, 
2  sin.   per.   ind.   pass,   of  ckko' 
rdofiai. 
EK-cTTTafjiytas,    (fr.    cKuc-nrafihof, 
par.   per.  pass,  of  cK'niTOjiiu   to 
fly  abroad)    loosely,   disorderly, 
irregularly  ;  prodigally,  profuse- 
ly, immoderately. 
EKTTe-nrijiiKa,  -a?,  -c  or  -ev,  Jicr.  ind. 

act.  —  EKTTccc'tv,  2  a.  inf.  act 

EKirieDjTe,  -cruiai,  2  and  3  pi.  2 
a.  sub.  act.  of  ckvItttw. 
EKr;ipai6b)    -w,  (fr.    £«.•    from,    and 
TTipaidiii    (o  pass  over)   to  lead, 
conduct  or  carry  over,  convey  / 
to  g6,  pass  or  cro.t.'^  ewer. 
ExTTcpdui   -ui,    f.    -aaio,  (fr.    same, 
and  iTCftuii)  to  pass  over)  to  srrid 
or  make  pass  over  ;    to  convey  or 
carry  out   or  over ;     to  go   out, 
eirpnrt. 
EKiripfiKl^M,    (fr.    IK    inlens.  and 
■niofiil,  a  partridge)  to  entrap,  de- 
ceive, hrguilr ;     to    balk,    di.^ap- 
point,  slip  from,  escape  wilily. 
EK':r(pOui,  f.  iKTlpau),  (fr.  siime^-and 
vipdti)  to  wiiHle)  to  suliiert,  over- 
turn, overthrow,  destroy  ;  to  lay 
waste,  plunder.    1    f.   ind.   3    pj. 
by  Apos.  iKnlpaovo'.    1   a.  art. 
ind.  iXinipaa'  8ub.  CKnfpirut,  3  pi. 
by   Apos.    iKnlprrwn'.    9.  u.   ind. 
act.   t(<n<ipflot,  by  IVlel.illi.   i(t- 
KpaOnv.  2  f.  ind.  act.  iKtrapOH, 
\iy  Metiitli.  cKitpaBu).  per.  ind. 

mid.  iKzlrnpa. 


from,  and  irdOm  feeling)  unhurt, 

uninjured,    unrffrcltd  ;     sound, 

><<(?(ii<ra, -Of, -f,  act.   I  n.  ind.  ofl     whole,  entire.      Or  (fr.  f(f  inlcnti.  I  E/frfp(/p;yn/(n(,  f.    -tXn'nnpni,    (fr. 

KQXo(i6ia.  and   Name)  rnstly  or   muchaf-,     inme^  rrfi!  about,  nnd /py"/"" '*) 

ferled,    moved   or   tnurhrd ;    in- 1     go)  to  go  round  eJioiU,  envxrem, 
rented,  irritated.  i      evcnnijiri*". 

(18.5) 


KK6Xo)a,  3  sin.   mipf.    act.    ronU 

of  KoXlftdbl. 

A  a 


EKn 

ErrfmTopfOo/ini,  f.  -tiao^iai,  (fr. 
saiiio,  and  zopcvu)  to  no)  to  ya.ix 
over  from,  come  from  Ihcnre  ;  to 
pivts  or  come  out  tliroitfrh ;  to 
surround,  go  roumt  about,  sur- 
vey. 

E«.X£pi(7ffJ>-,  -(),  -ii;  (fr.  same,  and 
rcpiacii  supi;rfliious)  quite  su- 
pnjluous,   very  abundant,   exu- 

OFT'int. 

E<CTr/po-ii,  1   a.  act.  inf.  —  Eicr/p- 
oiivr",  fv>r   t^toa.tvTi,  d.   sin.  or 
for  cK-rioaavru,  a.  sin.   or  ncut. 
pi.  of  cKripani,  par.  1  a.  act.  of 
tKripdu). 
*E«:ri<r£,  Ion.  for  t^ireac,  3  sin.  2 
a.  act.  ind.  —  Ek-r/o-u),  3  pi.  Ea- 
■r/eraiffi,  sub.  —  KkvcocIv,  inf.  — 
EK-cirdii',  par.  of  ck-Ivtij). 
Eicrriravi'ii/ii,  EKircTiiu)  -a)  or  Eifjrt- 
Tu'^u),   f.   CK-traau),   (fr.    ck  out, 
and  TCTai'vvut  to  spread)  <o  fx- 
jjand,  xprta  I  or  s'relch  out,  open 
wide,  dilate,  extend. 
E»r~{'5"o/jii,  (fr.  same,  and  r/To^ni 
to  Hy)    /o  ^^  ou<  or  from,  Jly 
awii/. 
EvTf'ra),  obs.  see  CKirhrrij). 
'E.KTTCtiipaCftat,  -cat,  -arai,  per.  ind. 

pass,  of  CK<ppd^u>. 
ExTf^uKo,  in  J. — EKTTc^i'Kaij,  par. 
per.  act.  —  Ekt71(Pv(i,  ind.  —  E(c- 
;r£0uij,  par.  per.  mid.  in  n.  pi. 
fern.  E»:Te<^ia'r«i,  of  cK^i'U). 
ExTTiji^au  -u,  (fr.  t«  from,  and  nrj- 
iiiui  to  spring)  to  leap,  spring  or 
start  up  or  ou/  of;  to  rush,  go 
out  haxtHy.   1  a.  act.  ind.  t^tt:)) 
Sriaa'  par.  CKTrj^i^aaf. 
IS.Kvriviurat,  Alt.  for  [K-r]vl<rcrai,  3 

sin.  1  f.  mid.  of 
'EKTTnvi^'j,  f.  -hui,  (fr.  £);  from,  and 
Tijio{  a  warp)  <o  .'t/^in  out ;   to 
extract,  cVmt,  unravel.  1  f.  Att. 
tKT.r^viH,  -c';,  -ti. 
EKrif'v^u),  f.  -fVu),  p.  tKTTtvlcKa,  (fr. 
same,   and   rriil^u)   to  press)   to 
squeeze  or  pre<.?  o»i(,  express,  ex- 
tract ;   to  bear,  thrust  or  weigh 
down  ;  to  oppress. 
"E-K-JiKpiiviii,  f.  -avZ,  p.  eKVCTclKpay- 
Ka,  fr.  £K  intens.  and  viKpaiviii, 
which  see. 
EfTiVu),  f.  -ziiaut,  p,  jitTrfrdxca,  (fr. 
same,    and    rfvu    to    drink)    to 
drink    up,    su)albw,    drain ;    to 
drink  to  excess ;    to  soak,   im- 
bibe. 
Et'TiVrfi,  3  sin.  — EjciriTTToiTtf,  n. 

pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
Y-Kvivriii,  f.  -TT<i<T(D,  p.  CKnirrtoKa, 
(fr.  £i;  from,  and  Tri'rro)  to  fall)  to 
fall  off,  from  or  out  of;  to  miss, 
lose,  be  thrust  out  or  banished,^ 
be  hurlid.  thrown  or  precipitated 
from  ;  to  de^merate,  fall  off, 
grov)  worse,  fait,  fall  away,  cease, 
be  aholislied ;  to  turn  aside,  he 
driven  out  of  course  ;  to  forget. 


EKn 

and  more,  above  an  acre.     Adj. 

exceeding,  exorbitant,  excessive. 
Ek-rXtOpf^u,   (fr.   last)   to  run  the 

1T^*0po^  ;  to  exceed,  surpass,  go 

beyond  bounds. 
EifT:X£ici«,  Poet,  for  £KirX/ov,  g.  of 
'EkTXfof,  -a,  -ov,    (fr.   ik  intens. 

and  rX/os  full)  quite  full,  abun-  Evrrofijirif,   -jof.  Alt.   -tiaf,  i'/,   (fr. 

f/(i»(,  coviplete.  last)    a  discnarge,    vent,    rniis- 

EitrXfScrti,  I  a.  inf.  act.  of  sion  ;  a  transfer,  alienation,  rc- 

EKrX/w,  f.  -ciiau),  (fr.  ck  from,  and       moval. 

v\(ui  to  sail)  to  sail  out  or  from  ;  E».Troi»;Toj,   -ov,   b,  i;,    (fr.    same) 


EKn 

and  voifoi  to  mnke)  to  ^ed, 
complete ;  to  suflice,  be  able  or 
capable.  Or,  (fr.  ttr  from)  to 
put  out,  from  or  au:ay  ;  to  alie- 
nate, transfer,  make  over  or  give 
vp  to  anotlter ;  to  withdraw,  re- 
move, convey  awny. 


to  sail  through,  Jinish  a  voyage, 
arrive.  im).>f.  act.  £(/;rX£ov  -ovv, 
•u;  -cif,  -/£(  -£?.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
tf/~Xfvffa"  inf.  £«crXrrio'ai. 

KkvXho;,   -u),  b,   I'l,    Att.    for    Ik- 

rXto5. 
EKTrXv^rT/cof,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  CKi7\tjacu) 
to    terrify)     striking,    (iffccting, 
snrpriaing  ;  awful,  seVire  ;  hoT- 
rihlr^  terrihtc,  dreadful. 

KktXtjkto^,  -oil,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  same) 

struck,  amazed,  astonished. 
'EKrXr,f(f,   -to;,  Att.  -£u){,  Ij,  (fr. 
same)  astonishment,  amazement, 
dread,  consternation ;  Jear,  ter- 
ror, fright. 

E)crX)7p(iu)  -C,  f.  -(io-oj,  p.  -io«fi,  (fr. 
CK  intens.  and  T:\rjp6ui  to  fill)  to 
Jill  up  ;  to  fulfil,  complete,  accom- 
plish. 1  a.  act.  ind.  (^iT;\,)piaaa. 
per.  pass.  £KTrtrXi)pu)/<ai. 

E/(TX(';pu>(ri5,  -io{,  Att.  -£0)9,  >;,  (fr. 
last)  a  filing  np  ;  completion, 
fulfilment,  accomplishment,  a. 
£».'7rXi7pa)(rn'. 

E/c~Xi;tr<r£o,  Ion.  for  ckvXi'icoov, 
pres.  impr.  pass,  of 

E/crXZ/ro-u)  or  -rrui,  f.  -I'jfw,  p.  tK- 
■zi-XnKa,  (fr.  rK  intens.  and 
jrXi'ircci)  to  strike)  to  beat  or  drive 
out,  force  out  by  blows,  extract  as 
it  were  by  force  ;  to  affect  or 
move  strongly,  strike  with  sur- 
prise, astonish ;  to  terrify,  af- 
fright, scare,  daunt,  frighten. 
E>.-7rX)/cr(T0/(a(,  to  worulcr  ;  to  fear, 
dread ;  to  be  struck  with  sur- 
prise, L,c.  jiar.  pres.  pass,  ck- 
■i:\iiaa6ijLCvoi. 

'E.KKKtjTTiaOat,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 
last. 

'EicrXooj  -0115,  -6ov  -ov,  h,  I},  (fr. 
ticrrXf'o)  to  sail  out)  an  expedition  ; 
setting  out,  proceeding  on  a  voy- 
age, setting  sail,  weighing  an- 
chor ;  an  encounter,  charge  in  a 
sea  fight 

E<tTrXi5v(i),  f.  -8i/ai,  (fr.  tK  from,  and 
ttXiji'u  to  wash)  to  VJash  out, 
wash  thoroughly 

EicrrX(i&),  f.  -(iffu),  (fr.  same,  and 
rrXwci)  to  sail)    to  sail  forth,  set 


transferred,  alienated,  made  over  ; 
adopted. 
E/cfl'oXEfi/u)  -a,  f.  -i;(Tu),  and  V.Kno- 
Xcfiiw  -w,  f.  -lioui,  (fr.  CK  intens. 
anti  TTdXt/iof  war)  to  wage,  pro- 
voke or  excite  war ;  to  conquer, 
vanquish,  subdue ;  to  take  by 
storm,  carry  by  assault. 
E/croXiopcfui  -u),  f.  -(,<rw,  (fr.  same, 
and  TToXiopKtu)  to  besiege)  to  take 
by  siege ;  to  storm,  carry  liy 
assault. 
KKitovfu)  'W,  f.  -r'loui,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tov/u)  to  toil)  to  ejfect  ty  di- 
ligence, bring  about,  work  out; 
to  labour,  take  pains^  endeavour  ; 
to  cultivate,  practise,  exercise, 
study  ;  to  train  or  rear  in  hard, 
ship ;  to  endure,  bear,  suffer, 
undergo. 
'E.Kvopivtrai,  -ovrai,  3  sin.  and  pi. 

pres.  ind.  mid.  of 
KK-rroptinii,  f.   -tvau),  p.  -aiKa,  (fr. 
£K  from,  and  -KopciiM)  to  pass)  to 
go  firth  with,  bring,  convey  or 
conduct  over.   E»:rnpfuof/«<,  to  go 
from  or  away,  depart,  set  out ;  to 
go  out  of,  land,  disembark,  pres. 
impr.  mid.  cK-roptvov,  -icOio. 
EKnopditi)  -u),  f.  -f/au),  (fr.  ck  intens. 
and  TTopOfu  to  waste)  to  destroy, 
lay  waste,  ravage  ;    to  pillage, 
plunder ;  to  lake  prisoner,  carry 
atvay  captive. 
E(C7ropi'^a),    f.    -1(7(1),    p.    -iKn,    (fr. 
same,  and  Trop/^oj  to  provide)  to 
find  out,  invent,  devise,  discover  ; 
to  purchase,  procur&,  gain,  get, 
prepare,  provide  ;  to  supply,  af- 
ford, yield. 
KKTopvcvauoai,  n.  pi.  fem.  par.  1 

a.  act.  of 
KKTTopvcvii),  f.  -tvaw,  p.  -tvKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  iropvciui  to  fornicate) 
to  commit  gross  lewdness,  forni- 
cate habitually,  prostitute.    1   a. 
act.  ind.  c^nrdpvcvra. 
EK-norioiiat  or  EKTroraofini,  (fr.  ck 
from,  and  niTOfiai  to  fly)  same 
as  cK-riTopai. 
E)cirp(i(CT>75,  -ov,   b,   (fr.  next)  an 
cxaclcr,  tax  gatherer,  collector. 


sail,  go  abroad;  to  luander  in  E/frpa'affu  or  -rru,  f.  -fw,  (fr.  ck 
mind,  rave.  I  a.  par.  act.  ekjtXui-  intens.  and  vpaaaut  to  do)  to 
aai.  I     perfect,  Jinish,  complete ;    to  ef- 


'EKKvcvirts,  -to(,  Att.  -£(1)1:,  rj,  (fr. 
next)  a  breath,  breathing  forth  ; 
drop,  let  slip ;  to  escape,  break]  decease,  death, 
out,  burst  forth,  be  uttered.  2  a.  lEKrv/u,  f.  -tiiffu,  p.  -ivKa,  (fr.  tK 
act.  ind.  tihraov  sub.  cKziaw,  j  forth,  and  rviw  to  breathe)  to 
-i7«, -;?,  in  3  pi.  £icrrf<ra)or(.  !     breathe  out,  respire;   to  expire, 

EicirXayiij,  -c^aa,   -in,    par.    2    a,|      die. 

\>n.s9.  of  cKirXnacii).  lEicro^iiv,  (fr.  tx  from,  and  tows  the 

E<crX/9poi', -01),  ri,  (fr.  £«  intens.  I     fool)  far,  afar, far  q/T. 

and  w\i9pov  an  acre)    on  acrcjEitjro(/(t)  -u,  f.  -fiau),  (fr.  ck  intens.      to'  buy)   to  Iw/  out,  purchase, 

(186) 


feet,  gain,  prevail ;  to  extort,  de- 
mand ;  to  collect  taxes. 

E/cirpcTT^f,  -f'of  -oKf,  u,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  rp/rrci)  to  become)  graceful, 
elegant ;  excellent,  remarkable, 
conspicuous.  Also,  (fr.  ck  from) 
indecorous,  unseemly,  unbcciym- 
ing. 

E,Kirpiaji.ai,  (fr.  ck  out,  and  nplafxat 


EKP 

discharge  ;  to  hribe,  corrupt,  pres. 
inf.  miJ.    cK-rp'.aatiin. 

Exirpidui  -u,  (tr.  same)  to  buy  out, 
reiieem  ;  to  buy  off,  bribe. 

EcrpsXriVu,  f.  -4'"',  (fr-  £«  from, 
irpd  before,  and  Aiirm  lo  leave) 
to  leave  totally,  quit,  fornake, 
abandon ;  to  leave  qff"  aitirdy. 
2  a.  act.  ind.  cKrpotXiirov  opt. 
(icTrpoAiffoifii,  -ois,  -Of  par.  ck- 
irpuXiTuiJ',  n.  pi.  cKrrpoXtTOyrcs. 

EKjrpo;(fcD,  f.  -tiiffio,  (fr.  ik  from, 
and  n-poYfui  10  pour  forth)  to 
pour  out,  empty,  spiU,  shed ;  to 
disembogue,  discharge. 

E'crrdui-u),  (fr.  same,  andjrrao)  to 
rty)  to  Jly  qff,  from  or  away; 
tojlil  by,  pass  <iff quickly  ;  tn  es- 
cape. 

Kmrolm  -u,  f.  •/jaui,  fr.  ik  intens. 
and  irroj'ti),  which  see. 

E,ki:t6w,  (fr.  same,  and  :rrtfu)  obs.) 
see  CKTiiTrrui. 

EttTTi/w,  f.  -lo-o),  p.  tKvinTVKn,  (fr. 
t«  from,  and  rrriJui  lo  S|)it)  to 
spit  out;  to  jit,  spout  out;  to 
reject,  refuse,  slight  ;  to  dislike, 
loathe,  abhor.  1  a.  act.  ind.  c^i-- 
Tvaa. 

"EKirruiati,  -to(,  Alt.  -fus,  '),  (&■ 
iKirroiii,  for  iicTrinru  lo  fail)  a 
falling  (iff",  failure,  decay ;  ca- 
lamity,  misfortune,  trouble,  ad' 
versity,  distress;  expulsion,  ba- 
nishment. 

'EfcTTUToj,  -01),  0,  >'/,  (fr.  same) 
falUn,fuiled,  decayed, 

KxTtwddvoftat,  fr.  (k  intens.  and 
TuifJoKo/iai,  which  see. 

Exffup^u -u,  f.  -U7U,  (Ir.  same,  and 
Tupiw  to  burn)  to  sit  on  Jire, 
kindle,  light  up  ;  to  injlamc,  ir- 
ritate ;  to  burn  out,  burn  away 
totally. 

'KtrrvifTOf,  -ou,  4,  /;,  (fr.  ixTrwdd- 
fo/i.ii  10  hear)  heard,  known ; 
lislcnrA  or  attended  to,  regarded. 

'E<c~ui^a,  -aTOi,  ri>,  (fr.    kcciku  to 
dnnk  out  of)  a  cup,  bowl,  glass 
or  otiier  drinking  vessel. 
'EtpdivOiv,  Bccot.  for  titpaa'i'0r;(7Oi', 
3  pi.  I  a.  pass.  o(  Kpat(itvu). 

'EKOnya,  per.  uid.  mi;l 'Expa^'a, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  (fp'i^u). 

E<tD<y »)>"«,  inf.  —  Eifp  lytJj,  par.  2 

a.  par.!),  ofcxp^yvv/ji'orofxpri^u). 

'Zkoi^uv,  imiif.    — 'Expa^a,  1  a. 

III'I.  act.   oftrpri^u. 

E<ro<!i)i>'i,   Dur.   fur  iKnfinva,    1   a. 

in.l.  act,  of  >'07iaUui. 
Kfoii^nv,  by  Sync,  for  ixcpdOnv,  1 

a.  ind.  pnsi.  ufxtpavu^f. 
K«  '  I'  1   1,  -t(,  -£,  impf.  act.   — 

l.'./i  uiy.jv,  .r)(,   -i;,     1    c.     ind. 

pu.<<K.  of  icpai'i/fw. 
Eit0ar'iii>r'ro,    3   sin.    cont.    impf. 

p.lB".  of  Xp(ir  Ifiidl. 

ExpuT'^iTa,  1   a.  mJ.   act.  —  Kkoq- 

Tohiro,  3 pi.  cont.  impf.  paiis.  uf 

rp'ir/ut. 
Exuuiiyuffa,  -at,  •(,  3  pi.  •ffay,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  o( Koivyiit^ia. 
EiroZ/in^oi',  -tf,-c,1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Koifiii^ui,  lamc  as  inr^ii  ii. 
EKOc/ifff/iTk,  2  sin,  I>'or';i'iaa,  Ion, 

Kipffiao  and  Alt.  iCxp//'u,  impf. 

pass.  —  £<(^>^iisdf)ir,  1  a.  uul. 


EK2 


pass,  of  KpffiOftat,  same  as  icpc* 
/idui,  which  see. 
Expfu,  f.  -£i5<7u),  (fr.  tK  out,  and 
piu)   to   flow)    to  run  out,  leak, 
ovtrjlow  ;  to  slip  or  slide  away  ; 
to  full  away,  dtcay. 
'Zapvyixa,  -aroi,  rd,   (fr.   next)  a 
precipice,    cliff,    <^''og ;    "■  rut ; 
an  obstacle,  difficulty ;  a  break- 
ing out  or  bursting  Jorlh  of  wa- 
ter. 
'E.Kpfiyyvfii,  f.  -p^fu,  (fr.  tK  out,  and 
jtiiyivjii  to  break)  to  break  out, 
make   a  breach  or   opining;  }o 
break  loose,  escape  ;  to  burst,  fall 
asunder. 
EKp^riva,  -as,  -:,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Kpaiaiiia. 
'E,Kprjva,  Alt.  for  ixpava,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  Kpaiiii). 
'Zxpiyov,  -fj,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Koi^ij}' 
Exp  ^ou)  -a,  f.  -litro),  p.  c^cpfii^uiKa, 
(fr.  cK   out,  and  pil^a  a  root)  to 
pluck  up  by  the  root,  root  out ;  to 
eradicate,  utterly  destroy.    1    a. 
act.  ind.  t^ip'pi^ioaa'  impr.  cKpi- 
CuKTOv'  sub.  tKo  ^<jiaii>.  1  a.  pass, 
md.  i^epjitObOiiv. 
Efpi^al9/,T(,  I  a.  iinpr.  —  E/cpn^oj- 
tfi'/ffo/iui,  -r],  -crai,  1  f.  iiid.  pass. 
—  EKp(^u)UivTa,  iicut.  pi,  par.  1 
a.  pass.  —  E.Kpi^uiotiTc,  2  pi.  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  labl. 
Expifl'/v  a-zb,  Poet,  for   avck-piOriv, 

1  a.  ind,  pass,  ot  uTroKplvoixai. 
E/crpiOr/o-ai',  3  pi.  1  a.  ind,  pass,  — 
'Enptvt,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Espi- 
vot',  for  txpivaro,  3  sin.  of  Expi- 
vdftr)v,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  'Kxpi- 
voi',-£f, -£,  impf.  act.  of  (tpi'i'uj. 
KKOtioanv,  LXX.  for  iKptvov,  3  pi. 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  same. 
KKphTui,  f.  -i|(j,  (fr.  CK  from,  and 
/ifjTTO)  to  throw)  to  throw  or  .fling 
away  ;  to  abamlon,  cast  off,  turn 
out,  banish  ;  to  reject. 
'Eitpii|(5,   -<of,    Alt.  -tuf,  i),    (fr. 
last )  a  throwing  out  ;  casting  off, 
aljandonmenl  ;  rejection. 
Expoti,  -fii,  }),  and  'E/cpooj,  -ov,  o, 
(fr.  cKoiui  to  leak)  a  discharge ; 
a  flowing    or    streaming     out, 
leak. 
ExpoicOriv,  pass.  —  ViKpovadfDiv,  2 
sin.     EKpovaw,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
Kpovuj. 
KKpvjiijv,  -r){,  -t;,  pass.  ^'EKpilfinv, 
-£(,-(,  act.  2  a.  m;l.  — 'EKpiT- 
Toi",  -£(,-£,  impf,  act.  — 'E»pu'i/>'i, 
All.  for  KUpv^n,  -as,  -f,  per.  ind. 
mid.   —  'E«put^a,  -uf,  -£,   1  a. 
ind.  art.  of  KpiirrTui. 
E<rpi'/ii>  -ill  f.  -pniff.i),  p.  i^ip^viiHn, 
(fr.  f.<t  out,  and  /.li/w  to  flow  )  ^) 
Jlnw,  run  or  strcim  nut,  leak  ;  to 
ft'iui  away,  esrnjir. 
'ExpiiTK,  -io(,    Alt.   -fuc,  //,    (fr, 
name)  a  dinrharre,  tfflux,  flow- 
int(  or  runnini^  out. ' 
'Eirpi/i^vi.  I  a,  ind.  act.  of  xpiiirrw, 
ExaapKl^u),    f.   -laui,    (fr,   tK  from, 
and  oiipKi'u   lo  Kirip  tlin  flesh) 
(o  rut  or  <coc   o^  </io  Jlesh  ;    to 
cut  in  pieces,  mangle  ;  to  quar- 
ter. 
EKCilKi,    (fr,    ^,1110,  tad    vt/w  to 
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EKT 

shake')   to  shake  o/T,  cast  qff,  rt' 
ject,  disdain,  u'riie  away. 
Eko-i^ovi'^u,  f.  -taui,  (fr.  same,  and 
ci(puiv  a  syphon)  to  empty  by  a 
syphon,  pipe  or  cock;  to  drain, 
exhaust. 
Exo-KfAXw,   f.    -£Xu>,   p.    fff(T/cX»;Ka, 
(fr.  same,  and  c-k/XXw  to  dry)  to 
dry  up,  parch,  scorch. 
EK<r>.£va'^(i),  f.  -ocu),  p.  c^ctrKciaKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  aKcvd^w  to  pre- 
pare) to  pack  up  or  prtpnre  to  go 
abroad;  to  export,  carry  out,  con- 
vey awny. 
E/cCTffdw  -ui,  (fr.  same,  and  o-fxao)  lo 
wipe)    to    uipe  out,    wash  off, 
clean,  purify. 
Efco-o/Jf'ui  -UI,  f,   -ijaw,  (fr.  same, 
and  aujiiu)  to  diive)  to  remove, 
turn  or  drive  out,  expel. 
EKOTrdu)    -0,   f.    -aoio,   (fr.    same, 
and    (rTTHO)    to  draw)   to    draw, 
pluck,  pull  or  root  out ;  to  deli- 
ver, rescue. 
EKffiTfp^uTi^o),  f,  -tahi,  (fr.  same, 
and  oTTcpiiaTi^ui  to  sow)  to  </iroti> 
forth,  bear  or  produce  seed 
EKBTTovfos,  -0X1,  0,  >),  ( fr,  £K  from, 
and  c-ovifi  a  libulion)  not  allied, 
unconnected,  not  united  by  treaty; 
faithhss,    treacherous,    not  to  be 
bound  by  treaties ;    a  stranger  ; 
an  enemy. 
'EKCTniio;,-ov,  b,  >';,  (fr,  t'Csix,  and 
ardSiov  a  furlong)  of  six  furlongs, 
'EKaruat;,  -los,  Alt.  -twj ,  ^,  (fr.  tf- 
iarriixi  to  astonish)   an  ccstucy, 
rapture,     distraction    of  mind  ; 
wonder,     admiration,     astotnsh- 
ment,    amazement,     horror;     a 
deep  sletp,  trance,  d.  cKordaei. 
EKcrartKui,     -ii,     -ov,     (tr.     last) 
amazed,  astonished ;    entranced, 
enraptured,     inspired ;     ecstatic, 
furious,  distracted. 
Exaripidu)  -u,  (fr.  ck  intens.  and 
arcpidu)  to  strengthen)   to  make 
very  strong ;    to    establish,   con- 
Jinn. 
EKoriipo),  f.  -i|cj,  (fr.  £».•  intens.  and 
oTf'cpu    to  crown)    to  put  on  a 
crown    or    gnrlund,     lo     crown. 
Or,  (fr.  CK  from)  to  strip  or  de- 
prive of  a  crown  ;  to  empty,  c,t- 
huust,  drain, 
EKarpayyi?u>,  f,  -lfo(i),fr,  same,  and 

eTpayyli,u),  which  see, 
EKarpaTii'iii,  f,   -tvaia,   (fr,   same, 
and  nTpuriibi  to  serve  ni  war)  to 
go  out  to  battle  or  on  an  expedi- 
tiin  ;  t'l  invade, 
EKorparoiicfuvui,  f,  'tiam,  fr.  same, 

and  aTparovifiiuu),  which  sec, 
Eiarp/'c/xij,  f,  -if(i),  p,  i^larpcpa,  (fr. 
name,  and  arpi/pw  to   turn)    to 
turn  inside  out  or  upside  down, 
invert ;     to  overturn,    nvrrthroiv, 
subvert ;   lo  pervert,  corrupt ;  to 
change,    alter,     per,    pass,    t(l' 
ffTp'i//;<ai,  •4''",  -Ti'ai- 
KKavpiCu>,  f.  -tnui,  (fr,  IK  out,  and 
avpl^ut  to  hiss)  to  Ami  out  or  off', 
explode. 
E(«riiJC«»,  f.  -cu),  (fr.  ik  intcnii.  and 
ei!i?u>  to  save)  to  preserve,  rescue, 
deliver,  rrteaite. 
'Exra,   Dor.    for  Urt],   3  sin.  of 


EKT 

'Krn;r,  -i;f,  -ij,  2  a.  iiul.  act.  of 
Krijfii,  sanie  as  kti(iu>.  Or,  hy 
Apoc.  for  ixTaic,  3  sin.  of  i'ktS- 
tov,  -tf,  -f,  -  a.  iiid.  act.  of 
KTtlvu). 


EKT 

iieul.    pi.    'EKTcOivra,  par.   1  a. 

pass,  of  iKTl0t)iii- 
KKTcOpaiifui'Oi,  par.  per.   pass,  of 

cKTpiipw. 
EKTcirai,  -a<ra,  -at;  par.  —  'Enrrti- 


EirniyAii,    Poit.    for  Uraxa,    per.  i     jur,     -rfru,   impr.    1  a.   act.  of 


act.  of  saiiio. 

KiCTSiijy,  <"h1  KvrnMr,  (fr.  ne\t)  al 
len;;tfi,  slrrtdicil  out, 

Etrui^ios,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  cKTctvb)  to 
stretch)  stretched  oiit,  extended, 
laid  at  lenf;th  ;  exlcn.iivr,  large. 

KktuBcU,  -e'ian,  -iv,  par.  —  Kktu- 
Onvdi,  inf.  1  a.  pass,  of  ticrt/m). 

'Em-adty,  and  'EKTardtv,  Bosot.  for 
cKTtt0t,jav,  and  r)i-7(iiiy/;(Tai',3  pi. 
ot  EKTdOijV  or  EhrdvOiiv,  -;;?,  -ij, 
1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  'EktSku,  per. 
ind.  act.  — 'Exra/iai  or-n^<^,ii, 
per.  ind.  pass.  —  E/cm'i'Siri,  per. 
inf.  pass.  —  Eicrn^i/ voj,  and  Poet. 
KTaftii'Oi,  per.  par.  pass.  —  'Ek- 
tSvov,  -is,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

EKTiifiriv,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ktTi^i, 

same  as  KTclvm. 
KKTa/iijci,  by  Ion.  Parag.  for  ckto- 

Itji,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  oicKTCfi- 

Vli>, 

EKTdfivr)ci,  by  same,  for  cKra/iVT], 
3  sin.  pres.  sub.  of  ticra'^vu, 
Dor.  for  cK-ri/ivii)-  or  Poet,  for 
£icra'^i;iri,  see  last. 

Enrav,  Boeot.  for  (Kracav,  Dor. 
for  iKTr/aav,  3  pi.  of  f/crni',  -)7f,  -»;, 
2  a.  ind.  act.  of  KTfjfti,  same  as 
KTclvw.  Or  it  is  by  Sync,  for 
{KTctiav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
same. 

Exravuu),  and  -v/xt,  f.  -vau>,  same 
as  cKTthu). 

'Etrafifj  -(Of,  Att.  -eojf,  (/,  (fr.  tK- 
Taaau)  to  array)  array,  order  of 
bailie  ;  regularity,  method,  order. 

E«rT(ip(i(^(S,  -(Of,  Att.  -£wf,  fi,  (fr. 
ne.xt)  disturbance,  trouble,  dis- 
order, confusion. 

KiKTapdffcta  or-TTu),  f.  -fo),  p.  t/cr£- 
rdpn^a,  (fr.  ck  intens.   and  tu 
pdaau)  to  disturb)  to  confuse,  dis- 
order ;      to    confound,     distract, 
perplex.  1  a.  ind.  act.  c^crdpa^a. 

'ExTof,  by  Sync,  for  iKrelvai,  par. 
1  a.  act.  of  KTiivoi'  or  par.  of 
iKTrjv,  2  a.  act.  of  (cr^/<(,  ibr 
same. 

'Kxracis,  -to;,  Att.  -£(i)f,  ^,  (fr. 
tKTclvu)  to  stretch)  extension, 
length  ;  a  lengthening,  stretch- 
ing;  a  staff"  or  rod. 

ExTdaau)  or-i-TU),  f.  -fu,  (fr.  ck  in- 
tens. and  rdacui  to  dispose)  to 
array,  marshal,  set  in  order  of 
battle;  to  enrol,  levy;  to  regu- 
late, order,  arrange ;  to  draw  or 
line  out. 

EKTdjirtv,  -aao,  -aro,  pper.    pa^s. 

of  KTclvtil. 

EKTdaii),  Dor.  for  ckti'iuii),  2  sin.  1 
a.  ind.  mid.  of  Kraofiai. 

EKTcaTiif,  and  EnrcSro,  Ion.  for 
fKTnvTfit,  and  iktiivto,  3  pi.  of 
iKTrifiai,  and  tKn'ifirjv,  Ion.  or 
Att.  for  KiKTrtfni,  per.  ind. 
pa '8,  and  cKCKTtifirjv,  pper.  pass. 
of  KTuofiat. 

EKTcdui,  -ciaa,  -cv,  a.    sin.    and 


EKTeit'di,  -aaa,  -av,  p:ir.  1  a.  act. 
—  'E*cr£(i'ov,  -ff,  -f ,  inipf.  —  Ek- 
rciveiv,  inf.  —  E«.r£/i'£(f,  ind. 
pres.  2  sin.  of  tKrtivio. 

Ek-nivu),  f.  -fi'u),  p.  iKrhaKa,  (fr. 
f c  from,  and  rdvu)  lo  stretcli)  to 
extend,  stretch  out,  continue, 
lengthen,  enlarge  ;  to  draw  forth, 
produce. 

EktcMoit',  for  tKTcXhiTC,  2  pi. 
pres.  opt.  act.  —  EKTc\haii, 
JE.o\.  for  £k-TtA»/o'af,  par.  1  a. 
act.  of  £»rr£A/uj. 

E«r£A£uTnV£i,  Dor.  for  tKTtktvTfj- 
aci,  3  sin.  1  f.  act.  of 

E»rr£A£iir(i(<>  -d,  f.  -I'/au),  fr.  ck  in- 
tens. and  TcXcvrdu),  which  see. 

EATfAf'u)  -fi,   f.   -icii),  ]>.   CKTCTlXcKa, 

(fr.  same,  and  rfAfw  to  finish) 
to  complete,  perfect,  ejid,  ^'iiish, 
bring  to  a  conclusion  ;  to  accom- 
plish, fulfil ;  to  draw  out,  spend 
or  pass  lime.  1  a.  act.  ind.  £|'£- 
TfKcaa'  sub.  cKTcXitru)'  inf.  cktc- 
\eaai. 

EKTcXtii,  -to;  -ovs,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tf'Aof  the  end)  perfect,  finish- 
ed, ended,  complete;  ripe ;  full- 
grown. 

EKTCfivu),  f.  -Cfiu),  p.  CKTiTfirtKa,  (fr. 
CK  out,  and  ripu  to  cut)  to  cut 
out  or  off,  prune,  lop  ;  to  ampu- 
tate, maim,  castrate.   2  a.  ind 
act.  ciirdjxov. 

EKTcveia,  -of,  17,  (fr.  cktcIvw  to  ex- 
tend) perpetuity,  continuance, 
duration. 

EKTtviaTcpov,  (neut.  of  comp.  of 
next)  more  intensely,  more  ear- 
nestly, more  diligently. 

EKTCvrii,  -tog  -ovs,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
intense,  intent,  attentive,  cussidu- 
ous,  diligent,  industrious ;  care- 
ful, watchful,  awake  ;  constant, 
continual,  perpetual,  perennial. 
a.  sin.  cont.  £xr£v^.  Comp. 
CKrcviarcpos,  sup.  -icraTo;. 

EktcvS),  -cis,  -£(,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

tKTcil  U).^ 

Ektcvus,  {fr.  cKTcvfjit  intense) 
greatly,  exceedingly ;  vehement- 
ly, earnestly,  eagerly,  attentively, 
diliqently ;  largely,  liberally ;  in 
full,  prolixly,  tediously. 

Ektcos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  f';^(<)  to  have)  to 
be  held,  kept,  must  be  retained, 
must  hold. 

"EKTri,  fern.  oftKTos. 

Ekt^kw,  f.  -(w,  (fr.  CK  intens.  and 
Ti'iKoi  to  melt)  to  melt  away, 
waste,  consume,  pine. 

'EKTri)iat,  -tiat,-Tai,  EKr'iaOai,  Ek- 
ri7//f'i'0f,  Ion.  or  Att.  for  Khrrtfiat, 
ind.  KiKrnodat,  inf.  and  KCKrriixi- 
vof,  par.  per.  pass,  of  Kruofiai. 

'EKTtjv,  -ns,  -1,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
KT'iifxt,  same  as  KTcivtD.  Or,  2 
a.  ind.  pass,  of  KTwifiai. 

EKTriadiin",   -w,  -arOj  3  pi.   ckti',- 
aavTo,  1  a.  ind.  mi(i.  of  Krao/iai. 
(188) 


EKT 

EktWiijjh,  f.  ckOi'iCKj),  p.  IKTlBctKa, 
(fr.  IK  out,  and  rWvf((  'o  put)  lo 
put  out,  expose,  nhundon  ;  to  set 
forth,  show,  declare,  expound,  ex- 
plain. 
'Ek-rVKi),  ->is,  1),  (fem.  of  next)  a 

hectic  f ever. 
'EKrUds,  -)),  -&v,  (fr.  t^o)  to  have) 
habitual,  constitutional ;  custom- 
ary, usual;  subject  to  a  hectic  fe- 
ver. 
EKrlKrio,  1  f.  mid.  -ri^o^iai,  (fr.  ck 
Ibrth,  and  tiktw  to  produce)  to 
bear,     breed,    bring    forth ;     to 
produce,  put  forth,  utter,  pub- 
lish. 
EKTiWw.f.  -I'AiS,  p.  CKriTi^Ka,  (fr. 
same,   and  ti'AAw  to   pluck)    to 
pluck  up  or   out ;    lo  root    out, 
eradicate. 
EKTi/idii)  -(3,  f.  -I'/aio,  (fr.  ck  intens. 
and  rifidu)  to  honour)  to  honour 
or  esteem  highly  ;  to  respect,  re- 
vere, worship. 
'Ekt'ijios,   -ov,  0,  fi,  (fr.  CK  from, 
and  ri//i)    honour)    unhonoured, 
not  esteemed,  tittle  valued,  indif- 
ferent. 
EKTivavfibs,  -ov,   b,    (fr.   next)   a 

shaking  off" or  out,  evacuation. 
EKTiva^dficvos,  ->],  -ov,  par.  —  E/c- 
Tivd^arc,  2  pi.    I  a.  impr.   act. 
of 
EKTtvdaao),  f.  -foj,    (fr.    ck  from, 
and   Tivdaaia  lo  shake)  to  shake 
from  or  off,  brush  away  ;  to  dash 
or  strike  out.  1  a.  act.  ind.  c^trl- 
vafa"  impr.  cktIvo^ov,  -dTw,2  pi. 
CKTtvd^arc.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  c^iri- 
va^dfiriv. 
EKTivviii)  and  -vwni,  (fr.  ck  intens. 

and  Tivviui  to  pay  for)  same  as 
EktIvw,  (fr.  same,  and  tIvui  to  pu- 
nish) to  pay,  fulfil,    discharge; 
to    suffer,     pay    for,     expiate, 
atone. 
'EKTiaa,  -as,  -c  or  -tv,  act.  —  Ek- 
Ticdnv,  -i7f ,  -17,  pass.  1  a.  ind.  — 
'EKTtcfxnt,  -aai,  -oral,  per.  ind. 
pass,  of  ktI^u). 
'Ekticis,  -tos,  Att.  -£wf,  fi,  {fr.  CK- 
Ti'u  to  pimish)  a  discharge,  pay- 
ment; expiation,  atonement, ^ne, 
penalty. 
'EKTicfia,  -Stos,  rd,  {fr.  same)  a 
fine,  mulct,  sentence,  decree. 

EKTlTpi!>(TKli),f.  CKTpwau),  p.  CKTtTplll- 

Ka,  (fr.  CK  out,  and  riTpKOKui  to 
wound)  to  miscarry,  have  an 
abortion  ;  to  cause  abortion,  per. 
ind.  pass.  tKrirpuipai. 

EktIui,  f.  -t<TW,  {fr.  CK  intens.  and 
rio)  to  punish)  to  punish  severe- 
ly, chastise ;  lo  pay  for,  suffer, 
expiate,  atone;  to  compensate, 
recompense ;  to  pay  up,  pay  in 
full,  discharge. 

'EktuOcv,  'EktoBi,  for  /Krotr^ci' and 
iVroo'Oi. 

EktokH^w,  f.  -t(To},  Att.  -id,  {fr.  CK 
from,  and  tAkos  interest)  to  lend 
on  interest,  practise  usury. 

EtroA/jn'u  -d,  f.  -i,(!u),  (fr.  ck  in- 
tens. and  ToX/idw,  which  see)  I 
a.  par.  act.  tKro^'^fiaas. 

E/fr/Aur£(5(j,f. -£i'(Tu,(fr.  same  and 
To\virivu>  to  wind  into  a  ball)  to 


EKT 

^finisk,  complete,  croum,  wind  np, 
bring  to  a  conclusion.  1  a.  par. 
act.  cKToXv-riiaas. 

EKTo/xf,,  -r,s,  n,  (<""■•  cKTiiiVb,  to  cut 
out)  a  cutting  out;  rum,  de- 
struction, waste. 

EKTOftias,  Ion.  KKTOfiitjs  and  "Eicro- 
fios,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  cut  out 
or  q^,  amputated,  maimed,  cas- 
trated. 

EKroiih,  -iiou  h,  (fr.  same)  a  cut, 
piece,  part ;  a  divider,  sharer  or 
carver.      Adj.  heen,  cutting. 

'Exrova,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

KTllvuJ. 

EitTofti'w,  f.  -tvaii),  (fr.  tK  from, 
and  rc.(£i'a)  to  shoot)  to  shoot 
awfiy,  empty  the  ifuiver ;  to  ex- 
haust, drain ;  to  bolt  or  dart 
out. 

Errori^w,  f.  -taw,  (fr.  same,  and 
TdTTOi  place)  to  put  out  of  the 
place,  remove ;  to  change  place, 
travel,  go  abroad. 

EKTiTsloi,  -ov,  i,  h,  (fr-  last)  a 
foreigner,  stranger,  alien,  ex- 
tern. 

'ExroTTos,  -ov,  0,  1],  (fr.  same)  out 
of  place,  strange,  unusual,  extra- 
ordinary. 

Ejctotw;,  (fr.  last)  extravagantly, 
wildly,  strangely. 

'EKTop'  (»T  'EKTopa,  a.   of  "Ektwd. 

'EKTopif'ri,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  the 
son  of  Hector. 

EicTopvivui,  f.  -cvau,  (fr.  cirintens. 
and  Topvci'u  to  turn)  to  turn  in  a 
lathe  ;  to  farm,  shape,  mould. 

'E<ro{,  -Ti,  -ov,  (fr.  ?f  six)  the 
sixth. 

E/crJf,  (fr.  CK  from)  outwardly, 
witlunil ;  beside,  except.  Tb  ck- 
rdf,  the  outside.  E«cr4{,  ci  //r),  ex- 
cejtt  that,  unless. 

'EKToaOi  and  'ExtoitOcv  and  -6(,  (fr. 
last)    outside,    outwardly,    with- 
out. 
EtToTc  or  'EicToae,  (fr.  same)  with- 
out, outside. 

'Etrort,  (fr.  ik  from,  and  rdrt 
then)  from  that  time,  from 
thence, 

EKTpani^of,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  ex  from, 
and  Todzc(,a  a  table)  put  away 
or  turned  from  the  tnhle,  unjil  or 
fiirhiii'Un  to  he  eaten . 

ExTpir/XoiiTi,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 

TutrpiiriXof.  -ov,  h,  /),  (fr.  tic  from, 
and  TptTTu)  to  turn)  awhunrd, 
unriiutk,  ugly ;  hateful,  odwus, 
unlucky,  ill-omened. 

EktoSttu,  i'k,  -f),  2  a.  sub.  pass. 
—  EfTpiwi'oofjfii,  -17,  -crai,  3  pi. 
-(TovTiti,  2  f.  ind.  pass,  of  gxtpi- 
iriii. 

Exra'i;^f7>/{'ii,  f.  -tat,  (fr.  tK  from, 
ami  TOT;^i)>/f(ii  to  fling  hv  iho 
neck)  to  fling  or  thrmv  iiff",  un- 
hnTM ;  to  break  or  dislocate  Uie 
ruck. 

E«rp/iru»,  f.  -tpio,  (fr.  name,  and 
Tplnui  to  turn )  to  /urn,  vrrcKt, ; 
ptrrvert ;  to  mtstrad,  Hflnce.  E«- 
rpi wofini,  to  turn  from,  avoid, 
thun  ;  to  turn  off,  nnde  or  nut 
of  the  way  ;  In  digress,  par.  (irfs. 
pas*.    iKvpinijiDioi,    2    a.    ind. , 


EKT 

act.  t^hpa-rov  pass,  tfcrparjjv. 
2  f.  ind.  pass.  tKrpaTi'iaOfiai. 

EKTpi<pci,  3  sin.  ind. — EKTpe<pcT[,  2 
pi.  impr.  pres.  act.  of 

EKTpf(pui,  f.  -1^0),  (fr.  £K  intens.  and 
Toid>iii  to  rear)  to  nourish,  main- 
tain, support ;  to  bring  up,  rear, 
educate, 

EKTpi^u),  f.  CKdpi^ia,  (fr.  £/c  from, 
and  Tpix'^  'o  run)  to  run  out, 
rush,  sally  forth.  2  a.  act.  ind. 
t^iipafiov'  inf.  tK^papuv. 

EKTpi^iii,  f.  ->;  u),  (fr.  tK  intens.  and 
rpiiiia  to  rub)  to  chafe,  fret  or 
tt'ear  avmy ;  to  sharpen,  whet; 
to  wear  out,  waste,  spend  mise- 
rably ;  to  erase,  obliterate ;  to 
strike  out,  excite.  1  a.  inf.  act. 
£KTpi'i|nc2  f.  ind.  pass,  (nrpi^ij- 
copai. 

'EKTpit^tg,  -loi,  Att.  -fws,  )'/,  (fr. 
last)  erasure,  obUteration,  de- 
struction; wear,  waste;  misery, 
affliction. 

EKrporrii,  -T/s,  ^,  (fr.  [Krpiru)  to  turn 
aside)  a  departure,  digression ; 
a  turning  off,  by-path,  lane. 

'EicrpoTof,  -ov,  6,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
turned  aside,  perverted,  depraved, 
immoral,  ill  conducted  ;  disa- 
greeing, different,  discordant. 

EKTpn<pfl,    -^f,    )';,      (fr.     CKTpltpu)     tO 

rear)  nourishment,  maintenance, 
education. 

ExTpvydbi  -d,  f.  -?)<ru),  (fr.    £»:  in 
tens,  and   rpvydd)  to  harvest)  to 
gather  fruits,  grain,    Sic.  ;     to 
bring  in  harvest  or  vintage. 

EfTpi'c/iri'u  -5,  f.  -(jffo),  (fr.  same, 
and  Tpv()>(i(i)  to  pamper)  to  in- 
dulge, riot,  live  luxuriously. 

Etcrpioyui,  f.  mid.  -^opai,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tpi'iiytii  to  frnaw)  to  eat  away, 
consume,  corrode. 

'EKrpwpa,  -Sto;,  rb,  (fr.  CKTiTpiia- 
Kw  to  miscarry)  an  abortion,  mis- 
carriage,  d.  iKTpMptart. 

'EKrpiiipi,  same  as  ixTtTpwaiCbi. 

'Exrvnoi;  -£{,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
KTvnfui. 

'EKTVnoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  im- 
pressed stamped ;  express,  ex- 
actly like,  resembling,  copied. 

ExT-iTTiiuj  -ui,  f.  -uiaui,  (fr.  ck  from, 
and  ruTiiw  to  stamp)  to  imprint, 
imp' ess,  stamp,  exjircss  ;  to  copy, 
represent,  portray  ;  to  make, 
form,  fashion,  mould,  shape. 

EKTviriapa,  -Xtoj,  rd,  and  Enrilirw- 
ai<,  -lof.  All.  -iwf,  i';,  (fr.  last) 
a  stamp,  impression,  copy  ;  a  re- 
semblance, likeness ;  a  carving, 
srulpture. 

ExTvi^Xifw  -w,  f.  -iixTu:,  fr.  tK  intens. 

and  Tv(p)^6<i),  which  «co 
EfTiJi^XoKTif,  -ii){.  All.  -tuif,  fi,  (fr. 

last )  a  blinding,  deprivation  of 

sight  ;  blindness. 
"EifTwp,  -opof,  b,  Hector,  the  son  of 

Priam. 
EKvfilaaaui,    Ion.     and    Purf.     for 

tKvfilnw,  2  sin,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

Kvfii^ui. 
E»C'<fXioffi,  -n<i  •'.  3  pi,  -aav,  1  a. 

ind.  net.  of  kvk>6jj. 
KKvXiiTo,  3  fiin.  impf  pans.  ofmiX/u. 
'EKtpd,-as,  and  Irn.  'EKtp!j,-l\(,fi, 
(189) 


EK* 

a  husband''s  mother,  mother-in' 

law. 
'EKvpo;,  -ov,  b,  a  husband's  father, 

father-in-law. 
'EKvpaa,  -af,  -f,  3  pi.  iKvpcav,  i  a. 

ind.  act.  of  ci'pa). 
EKvpudriv,  -r)s,  -t],  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

01    KVp6ii>. 

'EKvr^a,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

KVTTTU. 

EKipairu),  f. -ui'u,  p.  CKiricpavKa,  (fr. 
CK  out,  and  ^airia  to  show)  to 
produce,  put  forth,  spin  out, 
make  manifest ;  to  publish,  de- 
clare, divulge.  EKtpah'opai,  to 
shotv  or  declare  one^s  self,  ap- 
pear clearly, 

'EK(paiiei,  Poet,  and  Besot,  for  i^c- 
(j)dvri(sav,  3  pi.  2  a.ind.  pass.oflasl. 

EK^avhi,  -io;  -olg,h,  i),  (fr.  same) 
very  clear,  bright,  evident,  mani- 
fest, 

E»f0nvX('^ii)  and  EK(pavpl^(i>,  f.  -('(ra>, 
(fr.  tK  intens.  and  ^nuXifui  to 
disesteem,  th.  dnt'Xof  vile)  tocon- 
temn,  slight,  disregard,  despise, 
reject ;  to  debase,  undervalue,  un- 
derrate. 

Eiccpcpipcr,  Ion.  for  Exiiepen',  pres. 
inft  act.  —  EK<jicpovaa,  fern.  par. 
pres.  act.  of 

EK<pipu,  f.  ffofoui,  (fr.  £»;  out,  and 
(p^p^a  to  carry)  to  bring,  take  or 
carry  out  or  forth  ;  to  utter,  ex- 
press, publish,  declare ;  to  blab, 
divulge  ;  to  run  away  with,  cany 
off;  to  transport,  ravish,  delight ; 
to  exceed,  run  out  of  bounds  ;  to 
bury,  iniir.  1  a.  act.  ind.  i^fi- 
veyKa'  impr.  i^ivcyKov  par.  c^f 
viyKoi.  2  a.  act.  ind.  i^fjvtyKov' 

inf.  f^£V£yAf£ri'. 

EK<pcvy(j),  f.  -^u,  (fr.  same,  and 
y)£i))'u)  to  fly)  to  fly  or  flee  away, 
escape;  to  shun,  avoid;  to  flow 
on,  pass  by  or  avay ;  to  fall  or 
drop  from.  2  a.  aci.  ind.  tf/^C- 
yov  sub.  c>c(piyin.  1  f.  mid.  cKiprii- 
^opat,-ij,  -cTtti,  in  1  pi.  tKtfitvio- 
ficOa'  and  tK(pcv^oTiiiat,  -;j,-urut. 
per.  mid.  iK'ziipvya. 

EK(po(i/ij)  -ui,  f.  -i/ffu,  p.  CKi7t660t]t 
Ka,  (fr.  CK  intens.  and  ^o/J/u)  to 
terrify)  to  put  in  great  fear,  af- 
fright, frighten,  scare,  intinii- 
date.  EKiiolh'opni  -oT  pat, to  fear, 
dread,  shun.  I  a.  ind.  act,  t\t- 
<(iA(iriaa. 

'Ek<Po0o{,  -nv,  4, 1),  (fr.  last)  <pm". 
fled,  frightened,  nffrightcd ; 
alarmed,  troubled,  astonished . 

EK(popa,  -n<,  //,  (fr.  cKijiop/h)  to  carry 
out )  n  carrying  out,  exportation  ; 
trimsport'itiun  ;  a  burial ;  publi- 
cation, declaration ;  speedy  impe- 
tuosity, 

En^opluy  -w,  f.  -liffu),  (fr.  tK  out,  and 
0op/ui  lo  carry)  to  carry  out,  ex- 
port ;  to  throw  or  cast  out ;  to 
Iniry. 

EKit)Apiov,-nv,  TO,  (fr.  \nfiX)  product, 
produce,  fruits,  grain. 

'EK<popnf,  -ov,  i,  I},  (fr.  game)  ex- 
ported, ranied  out,  put  forth  ; 
published,  dii  u/cr'l,  proclnimed  ; 
gtrurk,  smitten,  moved,  carried  or 
hurried  away,  frantic 


EKX 


EAA 


SK<ppd^ui, !.  -ffu,  p.  -/ca,  (fr.  tK  in-  Ek^vi^  and  Kk?(^vhi>,  f.  -uffu),  p.  tx 


tens,  and  0p(i\"u)  to  speak)  to 
sufak  out,  lUdare  jjUiinly ;  to 
clthvcr,  speak  f/o/uf»i/(v .'  '"  "C"- 
ntte,  relate  a!  length;  to  repeat, 
reliearsr,  discnitrsi:  par.  prps. 
act.  tK<pf>ii^u)v.  2  a.  ind.  act.  c^i- 
ipoSfiov.  par.  pros.  pass.  tKtppa^i- 
utvoi-  fnv.  mid.  cKKi(ppaia. 

'Eici^piiffif,  -io{,  Alt.  -cu>i,  t'l,  (I'r. 
last)  a  speaking  out,  declara- 
tion, ncknowledgmetit ;  a  descrip- 
tion. 

'EKippaarlos,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  san:c) 
to  be  declared,  ought  to  be  ac- 
knowledged, &c. 

EKipptlia,  Ion.  for  tKijitpia. 

£,Kil>oovTl^<i),  f.  -tau),  (fr.  £fc  intcns. 
and  (/iporW^ui)  to  ciire)  to  ponder, 
Ttvolvc,  consider,  think  seriously. 
Or,  (fr.  £K  from)  to  disregard, 
slight,  neglect. 

'EfcAiiyE,  Ion.  for  c^iipvyc,  3  sin.  2 
a.  ind.  act.  —  EKipvyciv,  inf.  — 
EK(^vyu)ffi,  3  pi.  sub.  2  a.  act.  of 
CKij>tvyui. 

'ExAvptii,  to  befoul,  diifile,  pollute, 
debnuch. 

'Eiccpvadm  -to,  f.  -t'/aia,  (fr.  tK  Out, 
and  (pvadu)  to  blow)  <o  6fou)  tip, 
Jill  with  air ;  to  puff,  pant, 
breathe  heaviiy,  s)iore.  pies.  inf. 
act.  eK(j>v(rdttv  -nv. 

ExijiiviS,  -jii,  -r),  pres.  sub.  act.  of 

Ex-^<iu)  or  -u/ii,  f.  -iJ(7(i),  p.  tK'TTeitixj- 
KQ,  (fr.  £(c  out,  and  ^uw  or  dn"i/(( 
to  grow)  to  grow  up,  from  or  ou/ 
o/",  be  barn  of  or  descended  from  ; 
to  shoot,  hud;  to  bear,  produce, 
put  or  bring  forth.  2  a-  ind.  act. 
e^i(pvi',-vi,  -V. 

Ef(^o)i'f(i)  -w,  f.  ->';au>,  (fr.  same,  and 
(pmvidi  to  utter)  to  exclaim,  cry 
out ;  to  call  upon,  call  forth  ;  to 
pronounce,  uUcr,  declare,  ex- 
press. 

KK<iiJi)vriais,  -loi,  Att.  -£u)s,  fj,  (fr. 
last)  an  exclamation,  outcry, 
calling  upon,  invocation ;  p^o- 
nunciation,  utterance,  delivery  ; 
a  sentence;  an  oracular  re- 
sponse, 

Px^aiVd),  f.  -avui,  (fr.  ik  intens. 
and  ^aifia  to  gape)  to  gape  at  or 
upon. 

E<Yfu))  f-  -tviT(j,  (fr.  cK  from,  and 
ylu)  to  pour)  to  pour  out,  empty, 
drain;  to  spill,  shed.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  i^i)(^iva<t,  c^i)(^cvaand c^i^ca. 
impr.  fKxcov,  -dru),  in  2  pi.  ik- 
XiiTf  in'".  cK^eai.  2  f.  act.  cx- 
j^tui.  in^pf.  pass,  t^tytinriv  -ov- 
finv,  -foil  -ov,  -tero  -tiro. 
E>c;^Xei'«'^ii),  f.  -drriii,  fr.  £K  intens. 

and  ;^A£ii«'^ui,  which  see. 
E<f;(0'iui  -(S,  f  -I'liTu),  (fr.  same,  and 
■^n  iuj  to  lend)  to  suffice,  supply, 
sdisfy,  answer,  serve,  he  useful 
for.  1  C  3  sin.  f«r;^o;arcc  pres. 
inf.  act.  £<t^pri£iv-oi'. 
Eic;{t'>'(>;/£»'05,  -17,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  —  E»r;^ii6  •o'£r«(,  3  sin.  1  f 
pass.  — 'Kk^vvtu,  Ion.  for  c^ckI- 


KiT(^vKa,  (fr.  £a:  out,  and  ^vu  to 
pour)  to  pour  out  or  upon;  to 
spilt,  shed;  to  gush  out,  run  or 
rush  violently.  1  a.  ind.  act.  £(/- 
j^Dffu.  pres.  ind.  pass.  cK^vvoiiat. 
per.  pass.  eKK{;i(^viiai.  pper.  t^E- 
Kc^('liijv,  1  a.  pass.  ind.  f^cy^i- 
Otjv  par.  cK^vOclf.  1  f-  pass. 
tut^^vOi'iaofiai. 

KK^upclrwcav,  3  pi.  cont.  pres. 
impr.  act.  of 

KK^uipita  -to,  f.  -I'jaw,  p.  CKKe^iiprj- 
Kii,  (fr.  £/c  from,  and  j(;wp/u  to  go) 
to  witiidraiv,  depart,  go  aicny, 
quit,  leave ;  to  give  place,  yield, 
retire.  1  a.  ind.  act.  i^tx<'>pi<'a. 

E<c;fup/Cii))  f. -Taui,  (fr.  same,  and 
;^upi^ci)  to  separate)  to  separate 
from,  divide,  sever  ;  to  depart,  go 
mcoy  from. 

Ek4,vxoi,  f.  -(u,  p.  c^iipvxa,  (fr. 
same,  and  >^t!;^;u)  to  breathe)  to 
breathe  forth,  expire,  die  ;  to  cool. 
I  a.  ind.  act.  f^/i^u^a. 

ExciXOcd,  -as,  -£  or  -cv,  pi.  -cafitv, 
-care,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  kuiXuui. 

"Eku>v,  -ovaa,  -bv,  icilling,  volunta- 
ry, spontaneous. 

'E«ru)v,  Dor.  for  dKti<v,  par.  pres 
act.  offiVw. 

EXan,  -(15,  f],  (fr.  £Xa/a  the  olive 
tree)  the  olive  fruit. 

EXa'tr,  Poet,  for  eX^i,  3  sin.  cont, 
pres.  ind.  act.  —  EXa'av,  Poet, 
for  t\av,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 

fXftO). 

EXa'affKOv,  -£f,  -£,  Poet,  for  »/Xaff- 
Kov,  inipf.  of  fXdaKci). 

'EXa/3oi',  -£s,  -£,  2  pi.  -PtTc,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  Xanfidvui. 

EXa'(3o(Tuv,  Boeot.  for  iXajiov,  3  pi. 
of  last. 

EXa0£i;,  par.  of  n\d9t)v,  I  a,  pass, 
of  eXavi'Ui. 

'EXa&oi/,  -li,  -£,  act.  —  EXaSo/zijc, 
mid.  2  a.  ind.  of  \av6dvii). 

EXai'a,  -as,  »;,  ^Ae  olive-tree  and 
/rMii. 

EXdiVoj,  and  Poet.  EXatiEof,  -ou, 
0,  »;,  (fr.   last)  olive,  of  olive. 

EXoioXoy/(i) -(S,  f.  -iiaii),((T.  game, 
and  Xfyu  to  gather)  to  gather 
olives. 

EXaiftv, -oi),ri,  (fr.  same)  olive-oil, 
oil. 

EXaiwi',  -wvof,  h,  (fr.  same)  a 
plantation  of  olives,  an  olive- 
yard.  Elaion,  a  mountain  near 
Jerusalem  where  there  were 
olive  gardens  ;  sometimes  called 
Olivet,  from  the  Lat.  olivetum, 
an  nHve-yard. 

K\dKnaa,  -a;,  -i,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
'EX«(coi/,  iti,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Xaicfo). 

EXrfXfi,  3  sin,  cont.  impf.  —  EXc;'- 
Xi)i7a,  -a;,  -£  or  cv,  3  pi.  -aav,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  X^X/u. 

EXa/zir;;?,  -ou,  b,  Heb.  an  Elamile, 
one  of  Elam. 

'EXafivIn,  -as,  -tor-cv,  1  a.   ind. 
act.   of  Xa/;ira). 
X''*''ro,  3  pi.  p')>er.  pass.  of£)c;^'''(i).  j'EXaVr;,  -ns,  -ri,  (ft.  fX/)  brightness) 


P<c;^u(ri?,  -io{,  Att.  -£uj,  )';,  (fr. 
next  )rffu.non,  pouring  out,  waste, 
sptUing,  sliedding. 


a  brand,  torch. 
'EXrtff',  for  f'XaiTE,  Ion.  for  i'\aac,  3 
sip.  —  'EXac'ii',  Ion.  for;;Xa<;av, 
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3  pi.  1  a,  act,  ind.  ;  opt,  EXd- 
oiufti,  and  JEo\.  K\dtrcta,  -us,  -£, 
inf.  EXdaai-  par.  EXucrus,  of 
tXairw. 

EX(i<7ucr«,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  ^Xa- 
(Ti.     See  last. 

ILXaceloi,  (fr.  fXaiJi'ui  to  drive)  to  in- 
vadf,  enter  as  an  enemy,  make  a 
military  expedition.  EXaado\'Ti, 
d.  sin.  par.  pres.  act. 

EXdcrirn'of,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  tXaivw  to 
drive,  and  Jtijtos  a  horse)  a  horse- 
man, charioteer,  warrior, 

'EXuffis,  -IDS,  Att.  -cws,  and  EXa- 
cla,  -as,  }),  (fr.  same)  charioteer- 
ing,  racing,  driving ;  plundering, 
pillaging ;  an  expedition,  incur, 
sion,  invasion. 

EXdcTKu,  Ion.  for  tXaivto,  impf. 
I'lXacKov, 

'EXaff^a,  -dros,  rd,  (fr.  fXauvu  to 
draw  out )  a  plate  or  sheet  of  me- 
tal, tin,  latten, 

EXaaadiiivos,  'EXaacc,  "EXdaari, 
Poet,  for  £Xai7d^£vos,  par.  1  a. 
mid,  ;  iXaat,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ; 
and  tXdaj],  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
ot  EXniiiu). 

EXrtffcuj,  cont.  for  iXdaaova  -oa  -u, 
a.  sin.  and  neut.  pi.  —  EXdairo- 
»'i,  d.  sin.  of 

EXa'o(Twv,  Att.  -TToji',  and  EXa- 
j^fui-,  comp.  ;  tXdxiOTof,  sup.  of 
£Xa;^;i;j. 

EXuot^s,  -ov,  h,  same  as  tXarfip, 

KXaarpiia  -<j,  (fr.  last)  to  drive  a 
carriage,  horse,  boat,  &c.  to 
ride,  run,  row ;  to  force,  compel, 
persecute,  harass. 

EXauu,  -us,  -£i,  1  f,  ind.  act.  of 
fXaVKU. 

EXrt'r£ia,  -as,  ri,  ElatcBa,  the  name 
of  a  town. 

EXdrr;,  -7ji,!j,  a^r-tree.  d,  pi.  Ion. 
iXdrris,  and  -rtjat. 

EXaTJjp,  -T,aos,  h,  'fr.  cXa'Cvio  to 
drive)  a  driver,  charioteer ;  horse- 
man, rider ;  a  performer  on  the 
lyre  ;  a  thin  cake. 

EXartfri,  -rjs,  !;,  (perhaps  fern,  of 
next)  the  name  of  an  herb. 

EXdrtvos,  and  Poet.  EiXdnvos,-!;, 
•ov,  (fr.  tXdrri  a  fir)  of  .fir,  made 
of  fir. 

EXarAitrjirtv,  3  sin,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Xarojiiui, 

EXaTos,-i;,  -iv,  (fr.  iXavvtii  to  draw 
out)  ductile,  stretching,  expan- 
sive. 

EXdrpfDO-av,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Xiirpciui. 

'EXurrov,  (ncut.  of  EXarruv,  comp. 
of  fXa;^!'S  small)  less,  less  than; 
not,  not  so  well,  not  well,  ill  ;  but 
lit'le,  not  at  all ;  except. 

EXarrovaKis,  (fr.  same)  less,  more 
rarely. 

EXhttovsw  -C),  f.  ->i(r(j,  (fr.  same) 
to  have  less,  frdl  short  of,  fail, 
lack,  be  inferior;  to  diminish, 
lessen,  cause  to  have  less,  defeat. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  riXarrovTiaa.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  riXarrovfiOnv  sub, 
t\arrov>]0ii,3  \)\.  cXnTTOvijOwat. 

EXaTTow,  or  -niToiii  -w,  f.  -aicw,  p. 
nXrirruiKa,  (fr.  snmc)  to  Irssen, 
make   less  or  fewer,    diminish. 


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abate,  impair.  1  a.  ind.  cct. 
jjXdTTuxra.  pres.  inf.  pass.  tAur- 
Ticadai  -oiaOui. 

EXdrrwfia,  or  -ccufia,  -nrog,  to,  (fr. 
same)  a  defect^  want,  failure, 
favUiness,  fieformili/,  blemish; 
inferiurity,  defeat. 

EXorruiv,  see  tXdaawv. 

EAiirrwffij,  -  os,  Au.  -twf,  ^,  (fr. 
last)  a  diminution,  dijninishing, 
lessening,  abatement;  slaughter, 
defeat. 

EXauvf^cv,  Ion.  for  cXaivttv,  pres. 
int.  act.  —  E^avvjifit,  -on,  -oi, 
pres.  opt.  act.  —  EX'Jvvo^r'  for 
tXavvovrt,  n.  du.  or  tXui'i'Oira,  a. 
sin.  par.  pres.  act.  of 

EXaM'u),  and  Dor.  EAavw,  f.  t\d- 
am,  p.  I'XaKa,  to  drive  on,  guide, 
direct,  ride,  move,  impel,  row ;  to 
drive  away,  banish,  turn  out, 
eject ;  to  avert,  turn  away ;  to 
instigate,  spur,  stimulate ;  to 
run  through,  pierce;  to  harass, 
persecute,  pursue;  to  draw  or 
beat  out,  extend,  stretch,  draw 
over,  sprearl,  cover;  to  reach, 
hit,  attain  to.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
tjXaaa.  per.  ind.  act.  Alt.  cXij- 
Xaxa"  par.  tXijXaicuf.  impf.  pass. 
vXavvd/iriv.  per.  pass.  ^Xa/iai, 
-aai, -Tat. 

'E\d<puoi,-ov,  b,  !;,  (fr.  i\a<f>Oi  a 
stag)  of  or  like  a  stag. 

EXu0/)/JoXiun',  -u>vo;,  b,  one  of  the 
Athenian  months,  answering  to 
our  September. 

V^Xddiuto,  Ion.  for  fXd^ou,  g.  sin. 
of 

'EXa^of,  -oj),  b,  a  deer,  stag  or  hind, 
buck  or  doe. 

EXu^oi'a,  -at,  ';,  (fr.  next)  light- 
ruj).i,  wtivity  ;  levity,  inconManry. 

EXai^pif,  -oD,  6,  /),  (pcrh.ips  fr.  /Xu- 
dioj  a  slag)  light,  active,  nimble, 
twift.  conip.  cXa^fxiripo;,  gup. 
•6TaToi. 

EXai^iOMmi,  (fr.  \is\)  tn  lighten,  al- 
Itvi'tte,  rn.nr,  relieve. 

E'S'i'Ppuif,  (fr.  same)  tightly,  nim- 
bly, swiftly,  with  activity. 

EXd^iji-a,  -a?,  .£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Xa)^a'ivu}. 

EXa';K;i<Tra.  (fr.  next)  least,  fewest ; 
not  at  aJl,  in  no  case,  in  no  wise, 
by  no  means.  Ovk  iXdi^tcra,  not 
least,  chiefly,  principally. 

ZXd^^iaTOf,  sup.  of  tin^i';. 

EXa;i^ccTr4r<po{,    (an  unusual  com 
parative    fr.     Inst)     exceedingly 
small,  leu  than  the  leant. 

EX«j^»,.,  -tf,  -I,  2  a.  ind.  a«,  of 
Xa'/xdnj. 

EXa^i  -r/pv(,-vyo{,h,  1,,  (fr.  next, 
nn'l  rWou^a  wing)  short-wingcl, 
small  winded. 

KXn^f,  -ui,  -i-,  little,  small,  dimi- 
niiliii- ;  ii'if  ii.uch,fevi ;  ynung  ; 
barl,  iridi/Tcrciit.  comp.  tXrfrffuii 
or-rrwi,»np.  c\d-j(igTo(,  whence 
another  comp.  r>fi'^,eT6rioo(. 

EXrfo),  Pool,  for  fX.ii'.Mj. 

'EXi'cih,  Ion.  for  IKfpf  3  »in.  prcf. 
ind.  mid.  of 

'CXi^o^tfii,  to  devrr,  vi%h,  higfar 
cnvet  ;  to  nsfjirr,  hi;>r  ftn , 

F.Xiiop,  and  Poet.  E  A^wp,  -Mot,  rO, 


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(fr.  last)   a  desire,   wish,  want, 
crnving ;  a  request,  aitretUy,  pe- 
tition, prayer ;  a  favour,  boon, 
gract. 
"EXc,  and  "EX*,  Ion.  for  iJXc,  S  sin. 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  a'lpiw. 
EX£..^i;p,  Heb.  inJecl.  Elcazar. 
EXcai'pu,  f.   -npcS,    (fr.    i\ioi  pity) 

lupity,  take  pity  on,  cojupassiuit- 
ate,  commiserate,  show  mercy 
to. 

KXtaKctix,  Heb.  inilccl.  Elealim. 

EXtaj,  b,  or  "EXfo,  i';,  (perhaps  fr. 
fXoj  a  mar? h)  a  bird  tre<juenting 
niarshy  places. 

EXeyetov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  cXiyo;  la^ 
mentation)  an  elegy  ;  a  funeral 
song,  dirge. 

EXtyKTYnif ,  ->;,  -iv,  (fr.  tXiy^ia  to 
reprove)  hlaming,  censuring, 
censorious,  reproving ;  shrewd, 
aci'te,  convincing. 

EXcyKToi,  -V,  -01/,  (fr.  same)  -f- 
prehensible,  blameable,  culpable, 
faulty. 

EXcy/ibs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  blame, 
ctHsure,  reproof;  argument,  con- 
viction, confutation,  detection. 

'EXcy^oi,  -u'ru),  in  3  pi.  eXcy^drw- 

cav,    I  a.  impr.  act EXf'y^ui, 

-tif,  -£(,  1  f.  ind.  — EXf'yfui,  ->;{, 
-i]  1  a.  sub.  act.  of  tX/j'^^w. 

'EXfyfif,  -toi,  Alt.  -£u)f,  t'j,  (fr. 
same)  argument,  proof,  demon- 
stration ;  Confutation,  refutation, 
conviction,  detection,  a.  iXiy^iv. 

'EXcyov,  -£f,  .£,  2  pi.  -ycTt,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  Xeyui. 

EXeyoToioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next,  and 
TToi/u)  to  make)  a  composer  of 
elegies,  an  elegiac  poet. 

'EXfyof,  -ov,b,  (perhaps  fr.  tXr/uto 
pity)  lamentation,  wailing,  grief, 
sorrow,  mourning;  an  elegy. 

'EXiyy^t,  -^trc,  2  sin.  and  pi.  impr. 
—  EX/y;^Ei,  3  sin.  ind.  —  EXiy- 
Xtiv,  inf.  pres.  act. — EX('y;^£rai, 

3  .';in.  pres.  ind.  pass.  —  EXfy- 
xOui,  -Jii,  -tj,  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 
EXiy^duevos,  -tj,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of  tX/y^^ui. 

EX£y;^£ii),  -i;;, »/,  (fr.  [Xiy)(ut  to  re- 
prove) a  disgrace,  shameful  or 
dishmc't  act  ;  contumely,  re- 
proach, shame. 

EXiy)^ri(,-(u(-oT'!,b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
blameable,  reprehensible, culpable, 
faulty ;  shameful,  disgraceful. 
Sup.  iXly^iaroi. 

'ZXiy^of,  -co<-ovi.  ri,  (fr.  cXiyj^^u) 
to  rci)rove)  a  aisgrare,  shame, 
scandal ;  a  loicked  action,  crime  ; 
meanncrs,  bascruss,  depravity ; 
rebuke,  blame. 

'EXtyxo<,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same)  argu- 
mrnt,  demnnstrutinn  ;  refutation, 
convict  inn ;  a  proof,  tcAt. 

EX/y;^'w,  f.  -fui,  p.  iiXty)(n,  toprove, 
demonstrate,  convince;  to  re- 
fute, disprove,  convict;  to  dis- 
cover, expose,  show,  make  ap- 
pear;  to  reprove,  rebuke.;  to 
rharge,  accuse  ;  to  slight,  under, 
value.  I  n.  act.  ind.  ^Xeyfx- 
impr.  Atyfoi',  -Aru,  prv.  pami. 
/;X(y^>ii.  1  a.  pans.  ind.  qX/yv- 
Or)v'  3iib.  iXty)((l(a, 
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EXtr'f/ii'nf,   (fr.  TXw  for  oip/u   to' 

lai\e,  and  of/nior  a  bed)  rousing 
from  bed,ttrmbtt,  dreadful. 
EXdiivt],  -)7f,  S],  a  species  of  the 

polypus  fish. 
EXffT,  3  sin.  —  EXrttrf,  2  pi.  cent. 

prts.  ind.  —  EXffJi',   jires.    inf. 

cont.  act.  ind.  o'' cXtiiii. 
'EXitii,  Ion.  for  {X£7»,2a.  inf.  act. 

of  OlpfU. 

EXmi'dj,  -ij,  -01',  (fr.  iXcoi  pity) 
pitiable,  jiii'tous ;  miscrui'le, 
wre'.ched,    lamaitaUe.       Comp. 

tX££l  idTfpOJ. 

EXff'u)  -u>,  f.  -ijtru),  p.  vXiijKa,  (fr. 
same)  to  have  or  take  pity  on, 
compas$ioi\ate,  commiserate ;  to 
sliow  mncy,  be  mercifvl.  EXcio- 
jjiai  -of'fiai,  to  obtain pily  or  wif7- 
cy,  find  favour.  1  a.  art.  ind. 
TiXiijca'  impr.  tXiiicnv  sub.  iXct';- 
00)'  inf.  cXcfjcai.  per.  pass.  ind. 
riXiiijiaf  par.  riXcviiivo;.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  r/Xt^C?;)'*  sub.  fX£>;6ai. 
par.  £X£);6£is.  1  f.  pass.  eXcvS'r 
coixni. 

EXcffiav,  -ovo;,  b,  fj,  (fr.  last)  mcr- 
cijnl,  pitiful,  compassionate,  n. 

pi.    iXtVftOICi. 

EXcrifiocvii;,  -rjs,  y,  (fr.   last)   pity, 

compassion ;  charity,  alms. 
EXjTjrc,  Ion.  for  TjXiiiae,  3  sin.  of 

riXirjca.  —  EXiriaai,  inf.  — EXirj- 

aor,  impr.  —  EXcricoi,  -ijs,   -rj, 

sub.  I  a.  act.  of  rXcito. 
EXf  »7Tuo;,  -if,  -3i-,  (fr.  t X£f<.)  to  pity) 

pitiful,  compftsfiona  e,  merciful. 
EXfjjri's, -uof, /;,   Poet.  (fr.   same) 

commiseration,  pity,  compassion, 

mercy. 
EXilOvia,  -as,  i;,  same  as  EiX£i6via. 
'EXf?!',  inf.  oferXor,  2  a.  act.  of  ai- 

oio>, 
'EXtiof,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  tXof  a  swamp) 

a  dormouse ;  a  syuirrel ;  a  kind 

of  hawk.     Also  b,  t),  marshy. 
EXMacKOv,  Ion.  for  iXtupa,  1  a. 

inn.  act.  of  Xtlv^i. 
'EXiKTo,  Poet,  for  tXAticro,  3  sin. 

pper.  pass,  of  X/yu. 
EX£XfiJ,  a  war  shout. 
EXcXi'iOu,  Ion.  for  fXfXijOci,  3  ein. 

pper.   mid.  —  EX£Xii9£o-ai',  Alt. 

for  eXiXTjBiiaav,  3  pi.  pper.  mid. 

of  XfirOdi'bj. 
EXAi^ec,  impf.  Ion.  of 
EXeXi'^oj,  f.  -V(7(i»,  (fr.  liXio)  to  turn) 

same  as  cXcXlaBu),to  writhe, twist ; 

to  turn,   roll,   tumble;    to  shake, 

shatter,  bent,  drive  off".     Also 
EXtXi^u),  to  cry  fXtXiu,  shout,  howl ; 

to  i;roau,  mourn,  bnrail. 
EXi'XiKTO,  ion.  for  ;;XAiKro,  3  sin. 

pper.    pas",    of   last.       Or  for 

iX^XiKTo,  Atl.  for  I'/XiKTo,  3  sin. 

pper.  puss,  of  tXiaco). 
EXtX/(ai{,  .il-'ol.  fortXtXi'^of,  par.  1 

a.  act.  of  tXiXli^oi. 
EXfXi^tv,  Ion.  for  »;XAiCfi'  or  tiXl- 

XifiV,  3  fin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
EXA/iT(7oi  9r  -TToi,    f.  -fi.),  p.  -J^n, 

(fr.   IXiceoi  to  roll)  to  roll  about, 

coil,  entwine. ;  to  whirl,  brandish  , 

to  shake,  quiver  ;  to  wheel,  <«m. 

fare  about. 
EXtX/^^Or.i',  Bccot.  for  tXiXIxOncav, 

3  |il.  I  t.  ind.  pa5t.  of  lant. 


EAE 

XXtXrf)  .Yfir,  -tij,  -ti,  pper.  mid.  of 

Anyj^ii  rui. 
EAtXjiTfff.ii',  Alt.  for  tXfXofiriiffrti', 

S  [il.  p|)er.  mi  I.  of  XtiTu- 
•fiXri ,  Ion.  fort,*Xci',  3  sin.  2  a.  ind, 

act.  of  a!p(i>>- 
'EX/»i;,  .//c,    Oor.    'F.Mvii,  -Of,  fi, 
lleleni',  a  woman's  name,  Eng. 
Helen;  n  iy.mW ofany kind. 
'EXf'ii;  or  EAn'i//,  -i;»t  >),  "  tjm/j, 

Ufhl,  torch,  hranri. 
'EX/koi',  -ou,  r3,  (fr.  'EXm; Helen) 
n    festiv'tJ   in   rcmemhrunre    of 
Helen ;  an  herb  feigned  to  have 
spriin;;  from  her  tears. 
EXt^n'fi/jr,  -(J),  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  X/yu). 
EXt(i0f)crrot,  -ou,   b,  >),  (fr.  tXof  a 
marsh,  and  Tpi<pii)  to  rear)  rear- 
ed,  hred  or  inhahifins^  tnarshes. 
EXtorffi,  Ion.   for  tXtoij,  d.   pi.  of 

tXfiJf. 
EXiJi',  (by  Sync,  for  cXtuvbv,  neut. 
of eAttivus  wretched)  sadly,  mi.ic- 
riihly,  wretrhedlf). 
'E\f.oi,  -ov,  h,  and  -itoi  -ouf,  to, 
pity,  commiseration,  compassion, 
fellow-feeling ;      mercy ;     grief, 
sorrow,  d.  sin.  cont.  c>.u7. 
EXtif,  -ov,  5,  and  EXcdi',  -ov,  Ti,  a 
conk^s  table,   kitchen  tahle  ;  a  ta^ 
hie,  counter  or  board,  tray. 
EXtofivroc,  g.  cont.  par.  pres.  act. 

of  tXtfu. 
EXfTrfff-i,  -as,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

'EAfTToXif,  and  'EX/nroXic,  -loj,  »;, 
(fr.  cXii}  obs.  to  take,  and  vd'Sii  a 
city)  a  machine  for  assaulting  a 
town,  hrittering  ram.  Sac.  ;  a  sub- 
duer  if  cities. 

'EXfV9a"(,  inf.  —  "EXcffet,  2  pi.  and 
'EXfVSai,  3  sin.  impr.  2  a.  mid. 
of  nip/w. 

'EXrrnv,  Ion.  for  tfXfV;?!/,  2  dii.  2  a. 
ind.  act. — "eXeto,  Ion.  for  aXt- 
ro,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  (fr.  tXoi 
obs.)  of  aipt'u). 

EXfrJ;,  -(),  -bf,  (fr.  same)  that  may 
be  taken. 

'EXfv,  Dor.  for  ifXoi',  2  a.  nnpr. 
mid.  of  a'tnlj). 

EXci'Otpia,  -aj,  I/,  (fr.  tXei'Stpos 
free)  liberty,  freedom,  videpen- 
denre ;  afrec  state  or  government; 
boldness,  franlcness. 

EXti'Ocpirt'i^u),  f.  -aaui,  (fr.  last)  to 
take  liberties,  be  free  with,  act 
with  freedom. 

EXtuflf'oio;,  and  K\rvQtoiios,  -ov, 
b,  (fr.  same)  the  deliverer,  an 
epithet  of  Jupiter. 

EXtuO/oiof,  -Of,  0, 1),  (fr.  same)  libe- 
Tal,  ingenuous,  penJeel,  well-bred. 

E\cv0eptoTtii,  -riTof,  II,  (fr.  same) 
lihirality,  ingenuousness,  can- 
dour ;  generosity  ;  gentility,  ele- 
gance, gracefulness,  case,  free- 
dom. 

EXtuOfooj,  -ov,  n.  If,  (fr.  cXti'Ow, 
obs.  to  go)  free,  indepcntcnl ; 
freehorn,  not  a  slave,  liberal,  in- 
Senvous.  EXtiiOtpuf,  -ou,  6,  a 
freeman,  citizen.  KXtvOipa, -ai, 
fl,  a  fieewornin. 

EXtuOtpoSfru?,  a.  p!.  f.^nt.  par. 
pro.'  act.  of 


EAH 


EAI 


EXruOfpdu-fii  f.  -<5ffu),  p.  i;Xfi'0/p(i)- 
Ka,  (fr.   tXfi'Otpov  free)  to  loose, 
Set  free,  deliver,  release,  ransom  , 
to  givefreedom,  enfranchise,  free. 
1  a.  act.   ind.   yXcvOipuxrn'  sub. 
iXtvOtoioaoi.  per.  pass.  i/XiuO/pm- 
fiai.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  iiXcvOepiodtji: 
EXivdepiaO 'laoftai ,  -I!,  -irai,  1  I',  ind. 
])ass.  —  EXevOrpuiOiii,  -dcu,  -tv, 
n.  pi.  -Oci'TCi,  par.  I  a.  pass.  — 
EXtvCipoKTu,  -CIS,  -CI,   1    f.   ind. 
but  -piiffu),  -pf,  -r;,  1  a.  sub.  act. 
of  last. 
KXcvOipios,    and   KXtvBeplus,    (fr. 
samo)  freely,  frankly,   ingenu- 
ously, genteelly,  liberally. 
EXtD0f'pu)(r(f,  -tos,  Au.  -twf,  )5,  (fr. 
same)    deliverance,    release,    re- 
demption. 
EXcvOipuirfjs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 

deliverer,  redeemer,  preserver. 
EXevdnpos  or  EXevOi/p,  -itpos,  f/,  n 

city  of  BcBOlia. 
EXtiiOw,  f.  -(7u),  to  come,  go.  obs. 
but  some  of  its  tenses  are  used 
by  f'p;^o/(ai,  which  see. 
EXcvOi),  -tin?   -oiif,  !),  Tjicina,  an 
epithet  of  Juno  and  Diana,  see 
EiXii'0uia. 
'EXeuiTi?,   -10?,    Att.  -rw?,  »;,    (fr. 
tXcvQui,  obs.  to  come)  a  coming, 
arrival,    approach,     advent ;     a 
town  in  Attica. 
KXtViToiiai,  -rj,  -erni,  ind.  —  EXfv- 
oofitvos,  par.  1  f.  mid.  of  tXciJOu), 
see  Ip^oiiai. 
EXc^ai'ow,  <o  catch,  entrap  ;  to  de- 
ceive, beguile  ;  to  wrong,  injure, 
hurt.    impf.   mid.  3  sin.  tXt(pai- 
pcro. 
KXcipavTap^ijS,   -ov,   b,  (fr.   tX{<bas 
an  elephant,  and  a'p;^a)  to  com- 
mand) the  captain  of  those  who 
fought  on  elephants,  commander 
of  the  elephants. 
EXf./(«ir£(Of,  -ov,b,  I'l,  EXc0(ii'T('/tdf, 
and    EXf^iivrfiof,   -!),    dv,     (fr. 
same)  of,   about  or  like  an  ele- 
phant; of  ivory. 
EXt</>avTui(ns,  -los,  Att.  -eu);,  '/,  (fr. 

same)  a  kind  of  leprosy. 
EXji/>avr«fia;^o>-,  -ov,  b,!/,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^idj^Ofiai  to  fight)  a  gladia- 
tor who  fights  with  or  hunter  who 
catches  elej^hants. 
KXfipas,  -avTos,  b,an  elephant;  the 

tusk,  ivory. 
EXi)(Otiv,  -nu-n,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

X/yo). 
'EXti^u,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

X/rro). 
EXcw,  2  f.  or  pres.  ind.  act.  cont. 
—  EXewK,  par.  pres.  act.  cont. 
ofeXtf'w. 
"EX;;,  -ris,  !>y  splendour,  brightness, 

sunbeam,  suiushine,  radiance. 
"EXt],  3  sm.  2  a.  sub.  act.  or  2  sin. 

2  a.  sub.  mid.  ofnip/w. 
'EX»;i,  by  Sync.   Poet,  for  iXrtaa, 
1   a.   ind.  act.  of  Xdui,  same  as 

"EX^ai,    Ion.   for  iXrt,  2  sin.  2  a. 

sub.  mid.  of  <^(pfoj. 
EX^Ocro,  Ion.  for  tXdOcro,  3  sin.  2 

a.  ind.  mid.  of  Xavdut'io. 
EXijXaxa,  EX))X(i(ce<Tav,  EXrjXaKorcs, 

[\tt.  for  t/XaKn,  per.   ind.    act. 
(192) 


riXaKcivai;  3  pi.  ppcr.  act.  and 

i;Xn«.d 

fX«Ull 


••,  3  pi 
,  n.  pi. 


par.  per.  act.  of 


EX;;X(|^hi,  -cat,  -Tat.  EXi;Xu^f;i, 
-(TO, -ro, EA»;X(t^^i'i)f,  Att.  for»)Xa- 
/iui,  -cat,-Tai,  per.  ind. pass.  r/Xd- 
lirji>,-(To,  -TO,  ppcr.  pass,  and  qXa- 
fiivos,  par.  per.  pass,  of  rXuilfui. 

EXiiXtyjttH,  -(ai,  -KTai,  Alt.  for 
nXcyfiat,  -(ai,  -KTat,  per.  pass, 
ind.  of  tXiyxw. 

EXriMiarat,  Att.  and  Ion.  for 
I'/Xni'Tai  or  riXaanhoi,  eiai,  3  pi. 
per.  ind.  pass,  of  tXavvui. 

EXi'iXovOu,  and  KXi'/XiiOa,  -as,  -t  or 
-tr,  Alt.  for  riXvOa,  per.  ind. 
mid.  — EX)/XvOetv,  -cif,  -ci,  3  pi. 
-ciirav,  Att.  for  riXvOciv,  pper. 
mid.  —  EXtjXovOuis,  --Eol.  and 
EX//XuOaif,    -via,   -us,   a.    -Qira, 

-Ov'iav,  Alt.  for  jjXvOC)s,  per.  par. 

mid.  ( f  ipj^ojiai. 
'EX^/fu,  -ast  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Xf/yu). 
EX^(p6t]v,  -i/«,  -')» I  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

Xniijidviii. 
'EXOt,  impr.  —  'EASoi^i,  -ois,  -oi, 

opt.  — 'EXOq),  -lis,  -71,   sub. — 

EAOtri-,  Ion.  EXOi/icvj  Dor.  EX- 

Oljicvat,  EXQiv,  and  EXOnv,  inf. 

—  EXOiiv,  par.  2  a.  act.  oftXtu- 
0u>,  obs.  see  ipjfojxai. 

'EXOija'  and  'EXOnai,  by  Ion.  Pa- 
rag,  for  fXOii,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub. 
of  same. 

EXOoiixyiv,-oio,  -to,  mid.  — 'EX0o' 
/((,  act.  2  a.  opt.  of  same. 

EXWi',  neut.  sin.  —  EXSoit',  for 
cXdoi'Ta,  a.  sin.  or  tXdovTc,  n.  du. 

—  EXOuvTcaui,  Ion.  for  cXdovat, 
d.  pi.  —  EXdova',  for  tXOovaa,  n. 
sin.  fcm.  of  cXOHv,  -olaa,  -6v, 
par.  2  a.  act.  of  same. 

'EXQoaav,  B<E0t.  for  fjXOov,  3  pi.  2 

a.  ind.  act.  — 'EXOuio-ai',  for  tX- 

do'icv,  3  pi.  2  a.  opt.  act.  of  same. 

'EXQu),  -jis,  -rj,  sub.  —  EXOuiv,  -ov- 

aa,  -hv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  same. 

'EXtyi'iGonai,  2  f.  ind.  pass,  of 
iXiaau}. 

'EXiyn^s,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  I'Xlacu)  to  in- 
volve) a  whirl,  whirling,  rota- 
tio7i ;  a  coil,  roll ;  a  maze ;  an 
eddy,  vihirlpnol,  whirlwind;  a 
preamble,  circumlocution,  shift, 
prevarication   evasion. 

EXii^to,  Heb.  indecl.  Eliezer. 

EXiildaOtiaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  Xi9«'^u. 

EXi9o/?oX£oii  -ovv,  impf.  —  EXi9o- 
(iuXtian,  3  pi.  -Xiytroi',  I  a.  ind. 
act.  of  XiOoiioXiiA). 

"EAfV^f,  a.  pi.  — 'EXiKcaci,  Ion.  for 
i'Xifi  d.  pi.  of  tXil'. 

'EXtKti,  ->is,  I'l,  (fr.  iXiaao)  to  turn 
round)  a  coil,  roll  or  turn;  the 
constellation  of  the  greater  bear  ; 
a  viillow,  ivithy  or  osier  ;  He.licd, 
a  city  of  Achaia  desti'oyed  by  an 
carthrpiake. 

'EXiKufiXiifitinos,  -ov,  b,!i,  (fr.  iXiV 
(T(j)  to  roll,  and  jiXiipapov  the  eyc- 
\\A)having  quick,  lively,  animated 
cyeli'h.     An  epithet  of  V'miis. 

'EXMf,  -il,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  curling, 
eddying,  rolling  ;  piercing  ;  dark, 
black-eyed. 


EAI 

'EX«cri)p,  -iipot,  0,  (fr.  tAfo-o-o)  to 
em  wine)  a  bracekl,  armltt;  an 
ear-ring, pendant,  drop. 

'EXiKTii,  -^,  -iv,  (fr  same)  twined, 
wreathed,  twixled,  tortuous,  curl- 
ed ;  betit,  crooked,  curved,  wind- 
ing ;  folded,  rolled  up. 

'EXiKiii',  -ditof,  0,  (perhaps  fr. 
same,  on  account  of  its  winding 

Saths)  Helicon,  a  mountain  oi 
IcBotia. 

'EXiKiuvtdics,  in  d.  pi.  iXiKwud- 
6iaai,  Ion.  and  EX"C(ji'iai,-ut ,  at, 
(fr.  last)  an  epithet  of  the  Muses. 

'EXiku-i^u,  a.  sm.  ;  EXiKuinia, 
n.  pi.  of 

'EXiKtairij,  -i^of,  6, 1],  (fr.  l\iaau}lo 
roll,  and  d-,//  the  eye)  hwing 
lively,  briglu,  sparkting,anim(Uiil 
eyes;  black-eyed ;  attractive.  Or, 
(fr.  same,  and  iciin-r;  an  oar) 
good  at  the  oar,  active  in  rowing, 
expert  at  sea. 

'EXi«u»i^i  -uzof,  b,  fi,  (fr.  tXiicd; 
rolling,  and  u)\f.  the  eye)  having 
lively,  bright.  Sparkling  or  dark, 
black  or  round  full  eyes. 

EXiviT/s,  -Cof,  b,  Si,  id'.e,  vacant;  se- 
date, calm,  trannuil;  secure, 
careless,  unconcerned. 

EXivviJu,  and  EXiviJu),  (fr.  last)  to 
rest,  repose,  be  sttU  or  quiet ;  to 
idle,  be  inactive;  to  still,  calm, 
allay. 

'EXtvof,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  tJXi'ui 
to  bend)  a  branch,  bough;  a 
vine. 

'EXif  or  EiXi^,  -r-cof,  f,,  (fr.  iXlaaia 
to  roll)  a  turn,  twist,  ml,  fold  ; 
a  cirmit,  compass,  circle  ;  a 
wreath,  garland,  chaplct ;  a  ring- 
Ul,  Curl,  loi:k  ;  a  tendril,  creeper, 
ctaaper  ;  a  bracelet,  aniilet,  ring, 
fetter ;  a  wrappt  r,  cover,  case, 
envelope  ;  a  ctirlcd  or  forked 
flash;  akiiutofivy.  Also  Adj. 
urenthed,  lutstvl,  entwineti,  curl- 
ed ;  bent,  crooked,  curved ;  roll- 
eil,  uound  ;  foldut,  wrapped  up; 
voluble,  rolling,  gliding. 

EX/^u*,  -u{,  -H,  I  f.  act.  of  tXi'cr- 
ow. 

'EAiui/^,  Hcb.  indccl.  Eliud,  a 
man's  name. 

EXi'rafa,  -a(,  -I,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
X(r/iiVb>. 

'EX/rov,  -ff,  -I,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

XlllTtii. 

E'Kiaiijhr,  Ileb.  indccl.  Elizabeth, 
a  worii.in's  name. 

'EXiffff'  for  iXiaat,  prcs.  iinpr.  act. 
of  iXtoatt), 

KXiaoaiof,  -ov,  0,  tho  prophet  Eli- 
jah. 

'EAiooZ/iCv,  Ion.  —  'EXiimljitvai, 
I)or.  for  /Xiffsiif,  prcs.  mf.  act. 
—  'KXiaaifiivof,  -17,  -ov,  par. 
prcs.  padi.  uflXiaam, 

JtXiaa6iinr,  -ov,  -iro,  in  3  pi.  iXla- 

eoiO',  by   Ai>o«-   for    iXlaaovro, 

impf.  paii<i.  of  Xiaaofiat. 

KXiaa<a  or  -rrui,  and   E(X/i7<7u   or 

-ru,  f.  .fu,  p.  iTXt^n,  (fr.  (iX/u 

•    wind,  to  roll,   turn,   revolve; 

to  wheel  or  fare  about ;  to  u  in//, 

twist,  wreath  ;  to  encompass,  rn- 

cireie,  entwine,  embrace;  tofoUl 

Bb 


EAK 

or  wrap  up.  per.  ind.  pass.  t1- 
Xf/ftat,  -sat,  -Krat. 

'EXiipdcv,  Bosot.  or  .'Eol.  Sync,  for 
fXti^.Q/jorai'i  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  Xti'ru. 

'EXi;(^pC(rof  or  'EX£ii5;^pO(roj,  -on,  b, 
(perhaps  fr.  eXicao  to  enwrap, 
ort'Xof  a  marsh,  and  ;^pi)(rof  pold) 
the  plant  Hdichryse  or  Eng. 
orpimenl,  which  bears  bright 
yellow  berries. 

"EXict,  Ion.  for  uXkc  3  sin.  impf. 
act.  —  "EXkco,  Ion.  for  iXkov, 
pres.  impr.  mid.  —  'EXKifiti; 
ion.  for  £>Ae(i',  pres.  inf.  act.  — 
"EXkctu,  Ion.  for  uXntro,  3  sin. 
inipf.  pass,  of  cXkoi. 

"EXicci,  d.  sin.  cont.  of  t'Xicoj,  or  3 
sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  IXku. 

'EXKcaiimrXus,  -ov,  0,  »;,(fr.  tXii-ij  to 
trail,  and  rrhXoi  a  woman's 
gown)  wearing  a  long  train, 
having  a  flowing  dress,  with 
trains  that  sweep  the  ground. 

'EXKC^trwv,  -ijjvos,  b.  If,  (fr.  same, 
and  ;)(;ira)i'  a  coat)  wearing  a  loose 
open  coat,  having  long  skirts. 

'EX/if(i>  -cD,  f.  -I'jffu),  (same  as  t'X/cui, 
which  see)  also,  to  rend,  tear  in 
pieces,  draw  asunder  ;  to  abuse, 
force,  violate. 

'EXkrjr'ii',  (fr.  lXku)  to  draw)  at 
Unglh,in  lull ;  continually,  with- 
out intermission  ;  by  dint  of,  by 
force  or  straining. 

'EXKi}dfidi,  -ov,  b,  [fr.  same)  a 
strain,  effort ;  a  carrying  (ff,  ab- 
duction, rape. 

'EXai'^ui,  f.  -taui,  same  uscX/cai. 

'EX(fo77oid?,  -01;  b,  II,  (fr.  ne.\l,  and 
TToi/u)  to  make)  causing  wounds. 

"EXxof,  -cof  -01'?,  rd,  (fr.  iXkid  to 
draw)  a  v)ound ;  an  ulcer,  sore. 
g.  pi.  iXkuv,  n.  a.  V.  pi.  cont. 
eXxti. 

"EXkovoi,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
same. 

'EXk6ii)  -lii,  f.  -(iffoi, p.  fi\Kij}Ka,  (fr. 
same)  lu  utctrate,  make  or  grov) 
Sore.  per.  pass,  ind,  JjXicw/jui' 
par.  fiXKiiifiifOi. 

'EX«cTi<td?,  and 'EXd-Tuf,  -fit-iv.  {fr. 
'iXitii)  to  draw)  drawing,  lifting, 
raising  ;  allritclive,  inviting,  se- 
ducing; ductile,  malleable, pliunl. 

'EXxvaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  'EXko- 
<ru),-£ij, -ti,  1  f.  act.  —  'EXkvoij), 
-ijf,  -i;,  1  a  sill),  art.  of  IXkvu). 

"EXkvoh,  -io,-,Alt.  -lux;,  fj,  iilid'EX- 
Kvofihi;,  -<w,  h,(fr.  Raine)'/r<(i/i;/i<, 
ilniii  m?,  putting  ;  a  carrying  off, 

'EXKi>ard.'^u>,f.  -ffui,  (fr.  Bame)  to 
dra  7  awr.y,  carry  (iff"  forcibly, 
hurry  away, 

'EXuuorTKif,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  »amc) 
drawing,  pulling  ;  attractive, 
prrsuasive,  seduciitg. 

'EX«ruu),  f.  -Bffo),  p.  i7X«ririrn,  (fr. 
next)  to  draw,  putt,  drai;  ;  to 
persuade,  induce,  t  a.  act.  ind. 
iTXKvaa. 

"EXkoi,  f.  -(la,  p.  ii'Xy'"  Io  draw, 
drag,  pull ;  to  sjirnd  or  pass 
time,  live  with.  impf.  nXxof. 

'EXiruii/t,  -tof  -Off,  6, 1/,  (fr.  'iXnoi 
a  nore)  virrrous,  sore, 

'EXxbi/ia,   -iroi,  ri,  (fr.  samc)  "1 

(193) 


EAA 

vlcer,  sore  ;  a  breaking  out,  erup» 
tion. 

'EXKuifxaTlitds,  -II,  -iv,  (fr.  same) 
ulcerating,  irritating,  causing  a 
sore. 

"EXkuuij,  -10s,  Att.  -tuf,  I'j,  (fr. 
same)  idceration,  soreiitss,  erup- 
tion, breaking  out. 

'EXXaiic,  Poet,  for  iXa(ii:,  3  sin.  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  Xu^/iriiu). 

'EXXa^os,  g.  sin.  of  'EXXaj. 

EXXa^/Jaid/i£ios, par.  pres.  pass,  of 

EXXajjiiiliu),  for  eKXtifilidvij). 

EXXduru),  for  £)iXa'/i7:(i),  1  f.  inf. 
mid.  cXXdii^^ecdut. 

"EXXar,  -aioj,  6, 'EXXdi'ifof,  Dor. 
for  "EXX;;i.,  and  'EXXi^iioj. 

'EXXai'Oi?i'/cuj,  -a,  Dor.  for  'EXXr;- 
voitKrii. 

'EXXus,  -aioi,  I'l,  (fr.  'EXXriv, 
Hellen)  Greece  Also  Adj. 
Greek,  Grecian 

EXXdaai,  Poet,  for  eXSiroi,  1  a.  inf. 
act.  of  £XuOi'u. 

'EXXaoiroiros,  -w,  b,  Dor.  for 'EX- 
X/Jo-rrofTOf. 

'EXXa;^oi',  Poet,  for  {'Xa;^ov,  2  a. 
iiiJ.  act.  ofXayxdi'w. 

'EXXiiinpo;,  -ov.  b,  (perhaps  fr. 
tXu)  obs.  to  kill,  and  /iopa  eating) 
hellebore. 

EXXe'^uvoio-i,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 

EXXt'^iudj,  -ov.  b,  (fr.  JXXwtobind) 
a  shenf-band  ;  a  rope,  halter. 

'EXXeijjia,  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  cXXttTW  to 
tail)  a  want,  Jailure,  dcjicienry, 

EXXfi-i/f,  -f Of  -oiif,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
imperfect,  deficient,  defective ; 
failing,  indigent,  needy. 

EXXfiVii),  for  ckXcIttu). 

'EXXe\ijis,  .<oj,  Att.  -£(J5,  !,,  (fr. 
same)  a  forsaking,  desertion  ;  an 
omission,  leaving  out ;  a  defi- 
ciency, defect,  want;  ellipsis  a 
grammatical  figure. 

'EXXfpd,  -u)i',  T«,  evils,  misfoT. 
tunes ;   injury,  wrong. 

'EXX£o;:^oj,  -01),  b,  II,  (fr.  ev  in,  and 
Xia^ii  talk)  viibtistied,  divulged, 
public,  imlonous. 

"EXXriv, ->/ios,  b,  Hellen  the  son  of 
Deucalion,  from  whom  rpiiT- 
Koi,  (Eng.  the  Greeks  or  Gre- 
ciaihs)  were  called  "EXX^i£(, 
-0)1',  0!.  Also  a  Gcniite,  not  a  Jew, 
a  Jewish  proselyte,  drsreniled 
from  Grerinn  or  Gentile  pa- 
rents. 'EXXiji'uj,  -i'i{,  -VI,  -t'wv, 
-CI,  c.'iscs. 

'EXXi/fl^w,  f.  -Iitoi,  p.  liXXi'ivtKa,  (fr. 
last)  III  speak,  act,  talk  tike  or 
imitate  the  Greeks,  adopt  Gre- 
cian fashions  or  customs,  per. 
pa.oK.  liXX-'vicfiai.  1  a.  pass.  ^X- 
XiivlaOriv. 

'EXA>;ilf»if,  and  'EXXi'ittoq,  -rj,  -ot; 
(fr.  name)  Grerk^  Grecian. 

'EXXvi'ifif,  (fr.  liisl)  in  the  Gre- 
cian manner,  like  the  Greeks. 

'EXXfjiif,  -r.Vs.i';,  (fr.  'KXXr,.  Hd- 
lon)  a  Grecian  woman,  g.  pi. 
'EXXril'lfiuii'. 

'EXXi;i'i<T/i()(,  -oD,  0,  (fr.  name)  a 
Greri.ttn,  nn  imitnlinn  of  the 
Greek  language  or  fashions. 

'EXXininrm,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  name)  a 
Greek,  Grecian. 


EAO 

KXXn»'i''Tii  (fr.  last)  in  Orrek. 
EXXi/tu'^t^f,  -oD,  6,  (fr.  'E>Avv  a 

Grt'i'k,  and  iV»»;  juslici-)  (i»  uvi- 

ptn,  arbitrator^  jiidi;r  or  steward 

at  tht  public  giiriics  in  Greece, 

cnlk'd  also  ayuiiuOinii. 
'E>>»)s'i,  Poet,  for  iXitsOy  1  *•  '"''• 

act.  of  X</yu». 
EAAi'ffroirof,  -ov,    6,    (fr.    'EXXij 

Ilclle,    and   Torrof    a   sea)  //k 

HrlUspnnt,  now  called  the  straits 

of //if  Dunlanelles. 
EAAiruiVu),  f.  -01(3,   fr.   £v  intens. 

and  Xird/j-o),  which  see. 
EXXiViTfo,  impf.  mid.  of 
EXXiWo/idi,  fr.  ti  intens.  and  XiV- 

aofint,  which  see. 
EXXifTrpj,  -ioi  -ovi,  i,  /),  same  as 

tAXt(Tri;f. 
£AXd/?(Oi',  -oil,  rd,  (fr.  t^  in,  and  \o- 
/3d{  the  ear)an  ear-ring, ear-drop, 
EXXoyfi,  2  sin.  cont.   pres.  iinjir. 
acl.  —  EXXoyrrrai,  3  sin.  conL 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of 
EXXoy/u  -(3,  t.  -(/rii),  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
Xoj'oj  an  account)  to  take  into 
(lie  account,   reckon ;  to  impute, 
charge.  1  a.  ind.  act.  cvcXiynaa. 
EXX(Sv/;/of,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  tv  intens. 
an)  Xoyijios  estimable)  worthy, 
excellait ;    noble,  celebrated,  fa- 
mous, ill'jstriov.t, 
'EXXoyof,  -ou,  b,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xdyuf  reason)  endued  with  rea- 
s-jn,  rational,  reasoning, 
'EXXoffuf,  a.  pi.  of/XAoi^. 
EXXoTti/u),  (fr.  sp.me)  to  fish. 
EXXuf,  -oti,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  tAXu  to 
contine)    a  fawn.      Also   Adj. 
mule,  dumb. 
EXXouXi^,  Heb.  indecl,  vxerriment, 
jollilfi,  revellings,  dancing  with 
singing  and  music. 
'EXXoxp,  -oTTOi,  b,  h,  (fr.  tXXtfrro)  to 
want,    and    b^     voice)    m«<?, 
dumb,  silent.    Subs,  afsh,  slur, 
gcon. 
'EXXw,   (perhaps  fr.  tiXju  to  con- 
fine) to  restrain,  coerce,  confne, 
keep  in,  repress. 
'EXXiina,  -wv,  tu,  holydays,  a  fes- 
tival, celebration. 
'EX^iij,  -vdos,  b,  a  ir.orm  of  the 
earth  or  in  the   body,  a  grub, 
moth-worm,  thai  eats  clothes. 
'E^nuioi'ift,  Heb.  indecl.  Elmodam. 
'EXfiVi;,  -rii,  I],  the  herb  parietary 

or  pellitory  of  the  wall. 

'EXf(j,  -los,  Art.  -c<j)s,  f),  (fr.  cXkui  to 

dra}»)  dritughl,  drawing,  pulling. 

EXoyi^oiTo,  3  pi.  impf.  —  EXoviV- 

Oi>v,   -r]i,  -n,   1    pi.   -Orintv,  1  a. 

ind.  p.iss.  of  Xoy(^u. 

EXrf'.ui',  Dor.  f(ir  t^uovv,  impf.  ind. 

art.  cont.  of  Xo/u. 

EXoiOupjov   -OVV,     -££{    -ty,    -£t    -£(, 

impf.  ind.  act.  —  KXoifdpricuv, 
3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  Xod'cpiw. 
'E.\oifiriv,  -010,  -oiTo,  mid.  — "EXoi- 
/ii,  -oif,  -01,  act.  2  a.  opt.  — 
'EXoTffa,  Dor.  for  iXo5<rrt,  n.  feni. 
par.  2  a.  act.  —  'E^diJtvui,  -v, 
-or,  par.  2  a.  mid.  —  'EXi^;)!/, 
'EXok,  Ion.  for  tiXd/i;?!',  mid.  and 
tiXoi-,  act.  2  a.  ind.  —  'EXoi't' 
for  i'XovTc,  du.  — *EXovra,  a.  sm. 
par.  2  a.  act.  —  "EXovro,  Ion. 


EAT 


EMB 


for  cTXovTo,  S  pi.  2  0.  ind.  mid.  EXuira,  -aj,  -t  or  .£i',  act.  —  EXd. 

ofaip/w.  0>)v,  -rii,  ->j,  pass.  —  KXvaii/jitii', 

*EXof,  -fjv,  tJ,  a  marsh,  swamp,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  ofXtliu. 

hog;  a  pool.  'EAiJTpov, -01),  rd,  (fr.  (Xi'iw  lowrap 

'EXou,  2  a.  impr.  mid.  — 'EXoBi'-  up)   ii  ruse,  cover,  v  r upper  ;  a 

Tti,    n.    pi.    par.    2  f.    act.  —  bed  or  o' 


'EXuCo',  ibr  IXovaa,  n.  feni.  sin, 

par.  2  a.  act.  of  nip/u. 
EXoi'r/iti',  Sync,  for  i\oi<ontv,  1   pi. 

impf.  —  'EXuu<r£r,  3  sin.    1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  Xoi'o). 
EXo;^ft'0r;i',  -qi,  -r],  pass.  —  EX(5- 

^evaa,  -af,  -f,  act.   1  a.  ind.  of 

Xo^tvu) 


hanncl  of  a  river ;  a  bot- 
tom or  hollow  place  that  iiiighl 
contain  water. 

EXurpdu),  (fr.  last)  to  wrap  up,  co- 
ver, case. 

EXurpuiffu,  2  sin.  I  a,  ind.  mid.  of 
Xiij-pdu). 

EXi'jo),  and  'EXiJio,  f.  -vau,  (fr.  tl- 
Xj'u  to  roll  up)  lo  wroji  vp,  fold 


EXdwoi,  Poet,  for  t\C>ci,  cont.  of;      in,  cover,  case  ;  to  nfold,  rhu^p  ; 
c\dovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  ofj      to  roll,  tumble  o\\fall  down,  pa; 
tXrt'u).  1     1  a.  pass.  tXtifft'c/f. 


EX7r/«<,  Ion.  for  /Xri/,  2  sin.  pres. 
ind.  mid.  —  'EXwo,  Ion.  for  »X- 
Tov,  pres.  impr.  mid.  ;  or  for 
);Xiroip,  2.  sin.  impf.  mid.  —  'EX- 
fffcrOui,  pres.  inf.  mid.  of/Xn-u. 

EXr/^K,  3  sin.  —  EXTr/^trf,  2  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  —  EXri^d/ufvof, 
-ri,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass.  —  EX- 
tt/^wv,  n.  pi.  fern,  -^oujoi,  par. 
pres.  act.  —  EXTriaarf,  2  pi.  1  a. 
impr.  act.  of 

EXrri'^w,  f.  -tow,  Att.  -iu>,  p.  ijXm- 
Ka,  (fr.  cXttis  hope)  to  hope,  trust, 
confide ;  to  hope  in,  trust  upon, 
wait  for  ;  to  cxj/ect,  desire  ;  to 
think,  suppose,  believe,  par.  per. 
act.  j;X7rif,-u)f.  1  a.  ind.  act.  )',X- 
TTica'  par.  fXriVaj.  1  a.  par. 
pass.  tXiriffOfis. 

EX-irioiioi,  Att.  for  iXTrlaovai,  3  pi. 
1  f.  act.  of  last. 

'EXr/f,  -Wos,  !;,  (perhaps  fr.  fX^w 
to  desire,  and  -dit)  to  get)  hope, 
expectation,  desire,  trust,  conf- 
dence.  d.  sin.  tXrir^i'  a.  tXTrWa. 

EXrtVaf,  EX-iaOcis,  EX7riio,see  eX- 

EXjrioTfoi',  (verbal  fr.  same)  must 
hope,  it  is  to  be  expected,  &c.  ac- 
cording to  the  verb. 

'EXrw,  to  give  hope,  encourage. 
'EXrru/<ai,used  Poet,  for  tXri'cfai, 
which  see.  |)ar.  pres.  mid.  (X- 
vdjjcioi.  per.  ind.  mid.  ^Xn-<i, 
Att.  or  Ion.  eoX-a.  It  often  sig- 
nifies like  the  present, 


'EX^Of,  liulter,  by  the  Cyprians. 
"EXui,  -jii,  -ri,  act.  —  'EXti/ini,  -jj, 

->i~iii,  mid.  2  a.  sub.  of  a'ipiu). 
EXiiio>;f,  -tof -oi'{,  0,)';,  (fr.  JXof   a 

swamp)  marshy,  swampy,  bog- 

/??/.  miry. 
EXwf,  Heb.  my  God  ! 
'EXaii-,  -ovoa,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 

a'tpioi. 
EXwp,  -wpoi,  and  'EXaipioi',-oii,  rb, 

(fr.  cXo;  obs.  same  as  u'lpidi  lo 

take)  spoil,  booty,  plunder,  pny  ; 

pillage. 
'EXwpos,  -01),  b,  a  river  of  Sicily. 
E^'  for  f^f,  a.  sin.  of  fyul. 
KixaOijrevaa,  -of,  -t,  1  a,  ind.  act. 

of  ftaOiiTciu). 
"E^iudov,  -Cf,  -£  or  -(r,  in  2  pi.  t/ia- 

OiTc,  in  3  pi.  Cfiddocav,  Boeot.  for 

iftadov,  2   a.    ind.   act.  of  ptav- 

Bdi'u). 
Ktiaifiacac,   Poet,   for  t/ialpaae,  3 

sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  fiaipdw. 
K/jLOKapiac,  -of,  -c,    1   a.   ind.  act 

of /luiopf^co. 
KfuriXdxOnv,  -If,  -V,  1  a.  ind.  pasL. 

of  fiuXdaata. 
EiiaXoipdpci,  Dor.  for  t^inXodSpct,  3 

sin.  impf.  act.  of finXoipopiu). 
E,(/,iii;i',  -»?5,  -rj,  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

'E^ofri,  -a?,  -t,  act,  —  F-iia^d/iriv, 
-u,  -uTo,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  of  fidoau. 

E[inpava,  -oj,  -f,  act.  —  E/i"p«'i'- 
G>/y,  -»)f,  -I?,  in  3  pi.  [fiopdvdiiaav, 
pass.  1  a.  ind.  of  jiopnivw. 


EX(7ui,'EX(Ta{,  by  Sync.  forfXo'(Tn(,iEf<"fy.'?>'''f  >7i',  -u,  -t:ro,  in  .3  pi. 
inf.  and  fXtt'ouf,  par. — 'EXoai',!  tfiupyijiavTO,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
Sync,  and  Ion.  for  t'Xaaav,  3  pi.  j     fiapyaivui. 

of  I'/Xaaii,  1  a.  art.  oftXavvio.        E/iOp»rf^»;i', -aeroor-u, -aro. in  3du. 
"EXo-ui,  Sync.  for/XcOcrai,  1  a.  inf.  |     ifinpvdaOriv,  impf.  of  iidpinfim. 
act.  off'XKi'o).  Kfii'prvp  6ri,   3  sm.    -Orjcnv,  3  pi. 


EXS/ja,  and  "EX/cO/za,  -uro;,  to, 
(fr.  tiX/u  \o\mn)  the  plough-tail 
or  /(anr//e  ;  </ie  fceam  ;  </ie  coM/<er  ; 
a  coter,  wrajjper. 


pass.  —  E//i'(OTi'p;;<T((,  -n{,  -£  or 
-£!',  act.  1  a.  ind.  —  E/'oprrooui', 
1  sin.  or  3  pi.  impf.  act.  of  ft  a  p- 

TVpilil. 


EXi'/iHf,  -a,  n,  a  magician,  sorrerfr, lE/irij,  a.  fern.  pi.  of  tfidf. 

conjurer; Elymas,a.man''snamp..l^'E^aaaiof TO,  3  pi.  cont.  impf.  mid 
EXii^itn'dfjitjv,    -w,    -aro,  1    a.    ind.  I      of  ftnaado^iai. 

mid.  of  Xu/i"ii'ii).  lE/zno'Tiywo-d,  -nf,  -f,  1  a.  ind.  act, 

'EXi'/vof,-oD,o,  (fr.  fXvu  lo  cover)'      of//ao7iy(5ui. 

acasefora  lyre;  ajlule  or  pipe  ;\EfiiiTa:(iOri<r(iv,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass, 


a  bow.     Also 
EXuoof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  iXos  a  marsh) 
a  kind  of  grain  like  millet,  per- 
haps rye. 
EXiircoi/  -oiii',  -££f  -nt,  -tc  -t(,  impf. 
act. —  KXv7rriaa,-ai,  -t,  1  a.  ind. 
art.  —  EXDin'Or/i.',  -»??,  -i;,  3  pi. 
-Oi'icav,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  ofXvniu, 
(194) 


of  ^nrnidu). 
E^ioi'ToD,  -Sf,  -ov,   (fr.  f^oi;,  p.  of 

tyCj  I,  and  oDTOf  self)  of  myself.  ,| 
KitiX^"^!"''''  "'^'  ""'■'''  ""'d-  —  E/jfl 

X^O'ji',  -»7f,  -Vi  pa^s-  1  »•  "!''•  — , 

E^tnx<>l'vv,   in    3   pi.  tiidxovTo,^_ 

impf.  mid.  of  iidxoi'nt. 
'Eu/2a,for  iffirfit,  impr.  oftvl^riv, 2 


EMB 

a.  ind.  act.  of  iiiffnin  <""  tji^at- 

'E.uiidliv,   (fr.   tn^aivui  to   go)  an 

Jo:il,  by  land, 
Elt;3dJufai,  -jv,  b,  li,  (fr.  next)  pro- 1 


EMB 

in)  high  shoes,  buskins;  a  pas- 
sen  gir,  siUer. 
E/n^uTo,  Ion.   and  by    Sync,  for 
cvciiiicaro,  3  sin.  1  a.    mid.   of 
tfiiiaivui. 


fount,  deep-studied,  sa^e,  uiif , j 'Efi/iaro?,  -ov,b,  /;,  (fr.  cftffaivui  to 

grave  ;  musing,  meditulive,  eii:cr)  arctssihle,  passable,  open, 

Eitliadvvuj,  (fr.  ti'  in,  and  liadina]     plain,  champaign. 

to  sink)  io  sink  or  godecp  down,,EnJJd<piov,  -uv,  to  (fr.  tit^iirrTui  to 

dig  out,  excavate;  to  penetrate. 
'EjilJaivui/,  Ion.  for  evi,3aivov,  iuipf. 

<ict.  of 
E/<,Jo!U'u),  1  f.  mid.    tfi^ii'iaojiaiy  p^ 


dip  in)  a  cup,  pot;  small  vessel , 
the  reservoir  uhicli  supplies  oil  to 
a  lamp. 
Efitid^ai,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  £/j/?aj7' 


eit^itin"'',  (fr.  ev  in,  \jj\d  fiaivuioi      tu 

go)  tu  go  or  enter  into;    to  go^^Ejii^iiidKti;  Dor.  for  t/!pf'f3»!«v,  3 

o:i    hoar  I,    embark;    to   go    on,       sin.  per.  ind.  act.  —  Eft.Jciiaaav, 


proceed,  advance  ;  to  rest,  lean 
upon. ;  to  urge,  press,  insist ;  to 
»!t  up,  plac.-.  2  a.  acl.  ind.  evi- 
0i;v'  iinpr.  /;i/Ji)9c  inf.  tn^fn'tir 
par.  Cfijdi.  (fr.  lirjiii  obs. ) 


by  Poet.  Sync,  and  Dor.  for  ni- 
jitt3ijKcia,tv,  3  pi.  pper.  ind.  acl. 
—  Efi/itpuusi-iru,  -is,  par.  per. 
mid.  ;  or  by  Sync,  for  cfiiie.Jri- 
Kwi,  par.  p(.r.  act.  of  f///iuii'(j 


E^JdXitv,'^  u.  inl".  act. — 'E/;i3uX-  Eftfiitj,  Ion.   f)r  t///3;;,  3  sin.  2  a 


\t,  pres.  impr.  or  Ion.  for  tvi- 
fiuWt,  3  sill.  i;npf  act.  —  E,j- 
lidWcu,  Ion.  for  £^;j/iAXuu,  pres. 
inipr.  pass.  —  EjiiSdXoifu,  -ois, 
-01,  i  a.  opt.  aet.  —  E/i/iaAo^, 
-ti'-c.  Ion.  for  ev/jjjXov,  2  a. 
iiiJ.  act.  —  E/i^uXiii',  -oC<ra, 
-dp,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 

E^;J<iXXu),  f.  -uXui,  p.  tn^iiiXriKi, 
(fr.  tp  in,  and  j3iXAu»  to  throw) 
to  cast,  lay,  throw,  put,  bring  in 
or  apart ;  to  thrust,  push,  drive 
f'lrward,  row ;  to  enter,  go  in ; 
to  break  or  rush  in  ;  to  shoot, 
dart,  drive  against  or  among  ;  to 
assault,  attick,  invade,  make  an 
inrovl;  to  engraft;  to  infuse, 
pour  in,  mix;  to  involve,  in- 
plirale.  2  a.  act.  ind.  tviiiaXov 
inf.  c^jSaXc7i'. 

'E^^a^/iO,  -uroy,  Td,  (fr.  c^/Ioffru 
to  dip  into)  sauce  :  seasoning. 

E/i/?iirr(^w,  f.  -('(Tui,  fr.  cv  in,  and 
/J.iTTifu,  which  see. 

K^lJanTu),  f.  -:pu),  p.  tii(ii[ia<pn, 
(fr.  cv  in,  and  /irfs-ru*  to  dip)  to 
dip  or  ptunifc  into,  immerse;  to 
stain,  aye  or  colour  ;  to  sjjrinklt 
on ;  to  u»e  as  sauce,  par.  pres. 
pass,  ciiliairriiiicvoi. 

E/i,'}'K  -dau,  -Iv,  g,  -jidrro!'  d.\ 
•tidvTi'  a.  -(idvTa,  It.  pi.  -(idv-l 
Ttf  •  g.  -Pdmav,  par.  2  a,  act.  of 

Cfliillvii). 

Zii)}  laiXcvor,  Ion.  for  tvtffaaiXtvov, 
impf.  act.  of 

E/<fIi(riX£i/u,  f.  -tvau,  p.  ciificiiiat- 
XtvK I,  {fr.  tv  in,  and  (iaaiXti'im  to 
reign)  loreixn  over,  govern.  I  a. 
ind.  .Id.  cvtliaalXtuaa. 

'En.iaaif,  -i(jf,  Att.  -tuif,  4,  (fr. 
ifilSalvia  to  enter)  a  going  or 
coming  in,  enlrnnrr ;  a  bath, 
basin  ;  ilioes,  boots,  &c. 

E/i/?ii(T/j^urpof,  -on,  4,  (fr.  tfif} ilvia 
torrocp  in,  and  )(_iTpiiv!i  pot)  a 
name  f  jr  a  mniiRo. 

E/</Jiir(i!u),  f.  -tueiij,  p.  tfilitlidTtv- 
«i,  (fr.  tp  in,  anl  ,],iTivij)  to  en- 
ter) to  stalk,  tiialk  with  state  or  in. 
snlenre  ;  lo  inva'tr,  inlrwlr  ;  lo 
enter  into  or  take  possesstnn  of; 
to  search,  srrultntze,  ejiamine,  1 
a.  ind.  acl.  tvtl^drivan. 

Zit0drris,  -ev,  b,  (fr.  tjtQulvfa  to  go 


sub.  act.  of  same.  2  a.  sub.  act. 
eujiib,  -!j,,  -t].  Ion.  Cjipiiii,  and 
Poet,  ifijidiii. 

'Efijinv,  -r]i,  -r).  Ion.  for  tvi^nv,  2 

a.  ind.  act EfiiSndt,  2  a.  Impr. 

act.  —  Ejiiiijri,  Poet,  for  m^aiti, 
Ssin.  2  a.  opt.  act.  —  Ejf^riiai, 
2  a.  inf  act.  of  same. 

Ejijiifldlii),  f  -aai,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
lit,3d^.o  to  make  enter)  to  put  or 
cause  to  go  in  ;  to  ship,  put  on 
board ;  to  place,  set  up  or  upon, 
mount ;  to  press,  drive,  urge,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  ivtjii^aaa. 

Eit^iuivi;,  -lof,  Alt.  -£u>f,  f/j  fr. 
tv  intens.  and  filoiats,  which 
see. 

EiijStwTi'iptov,  -ou,  rd,  (fr.  same, 
and  jiwia  or  /3iw//i  to  live)  a  ha- 
bitation, dwelling,  abode,  resi- 
dence, home. 

E/i/3X/irovr£{,  n.  pi.  par,  pres.  act. 
of  . 

EfiffXiruj,  f.  -ipu),  (fr.  £!<  on,  and 
p'X/ru)  to  look)  lo  look  at,  look 
upon,  view,  behold,  see.  impf 
act.  tviiiXiitov.  1  a.  ind.  act.  £»/- 

PXcfa. 

E///3X<(^«{,  -aaa,  -uv,  par.  —  E^i- 
(SXt^paTc,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 
last. 

E)iiiXriOnaofiai,  -tj,  -trai,  in  3  pi. 
•OijaovTai,  1  f.  pass,  of  £^/J«'XXw. 

'E/i/JX^^a,  'UTOi,  ri,  (fr.  tfijSdXXw 
to  put  on)  an  emhlem,  device,  or- 
nament, decoration. 

Eii(iXt]Tioi,  -a,  -01',  (fr.  same)  to 
be  put,  thrown,  cast,  flung  inU>, 
kn.  according  lo  the  verb. 

Eiil!odut  u,  f.  -'lou),  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
fiodijL)  to  dhoiit)  In  call  out  to,  call 
upon,  invoke,  roll  for  help. 

Efi/JoXi),  Of,  '/,  (fr.  cf'iidXXu  lo  pul 
in)  aninjertinn,  insertion;  alai/- 
ing  on  of  hands,  seizure  ;  nn  ir- 
ruplion,  inroad,  invasion ;  the 
mouth  or  nprnini;  of  n  river. 

E/j/ioXi/ja7a(,  -ii,  -ov,  and  E/iOdXt' 
fio(,-ov,  6,  h,  (fr.  sime)  inserted, 
put  in,  interposed,  inlroiluced  ; 
intercalary. 

E/iiioXoi',  -01',   tI>,  (fr.   c;i/}aXXu  to 
put    in)  am/  thing   interposed  or 
inserted,    a    pcf,    plug,   wedge, 
stake,  pale,    post,  bar,  bolt ;    a  j 
(IW) 


EME 

promontory,  headland.  'E/i/?o. 
Xu,  -u/i',  Tu,  interludes,  Juices. 
'E/i/ijXof,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  die 
beak,  pnav  or  stem  of  a  ship  ;  a 
close  column  or  wedgt-like  body 
of  troops. 
'En^pattai,  Laconic,  for  cluapnai, 

per.  pass.  ind.  of  fiEi'pu*. 
Efiiipi'iiivt],  -»(?,  t'l,  (llni.  of  tjxj^pa- 
ixevo;,  par.  of  last)  Laconic  lor 
tiiiiipiiii'V' 
Efilipdaaufiai,   (fr.  tv  intens.   and 
iJpu^ia  or  iipdaau)  to  boil)  to  boil; 
to  civ ife,  fret,  be  troubled, 
EfifiptOiii,  'iof-ov;,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  ev  on, 
and  lipiOui   lo    press)   weighty, 
heavy;  oppressive,  severe;  con- 
stunt,  persewruig. 
Efippidwi,    (fr.    last)  oppressively, 
scvenly,  harsldy,  vioUntlv ,flerci- 
ly,  sternly. 
Einppifidoiiai  -li/uai,  f.  -tiaofiai,  (fr. 
tv  Uiteiis.  and/}pi^uofiui  to  roar) 
to  grou7i  deeply;    lo  ii.ittltr  or 
grumble  %viih  anger  or  indigna- 
tion,    resent    highly  ;    to    roar, 
storm    at,     upbraid,      threattn  ; 
to    charge    earnestly,    command 
strictly,  impf  mid.  cvci^pifiid/jirjv 
-wjiriv.  1   a.  ind.   mid.  tvtjSpiiJii]- 
odfiriv, 
Efippifiiixa,  -Stos,  ri,  and  Eji^pl- 
/(//o(j,  -lui,  Att.  -lui.i'i,  (fr.  last) 
a  threat,  menace,  denunciation ; 
a  command,   injuncliun  ;  anger, 
indignation  ;  a  roar  ;  bellouing, 
lowing. 
Ejiiipiunodfitvoi,  par.  1  a.  mid.  — . 
Eniipinui^iLvoi,  par.  pres.  pass, 
cont.  of  same. 
E/4;ipoVioi',  -ov,  tH,  a  certain  Ibe- 

riuii  dress. 
Eji^povrdio  -(3.  f.  -170W,  (fr.  ev  at, 
and  ISpovTau)  to  thunder)  to  strike 
with  amazement  or  terror,  asto- 
nish, terrify,  awe. 
E/iPpovTriala,    -uf,    f;,     (fr.    last) 
amazennnt,    astonishment  ;  stu- 
po',  insensibility . 
EfiffpuvrriTOi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same) 
thunderstruck,  amazed,  astonish- 
ed, stupifnd ;    distracted,    wild, 
furio-us. 
'E/Jilipi/ov,  -ov,  rd,  {fr.   tv  in,  and 
iipvu)  lo  gcrminale)  an  embryo, 
animal  in  the  womb;  oj/spring, 
produce,  young. 
'EflSpVoi,    -ov.    A,    li,   (fr.   same) 
pregnant,  breeding,  with  young  ; 
rapalilc  of  breeding  ;  productive. 
Ejiih'Oini,  -ov,  b,  <;,  (fr.  £i'  in,  and 
iivU!)i  the  deep)  in  the  deep,  sunk, 
engulphcd,  emboS'imed. 
E/Jtyn'XOi'ii,  -a(, -r,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

ficyiiXvviD. 
Eiilyjipi,  -u(,  -f,  I   a.  ind.  act.  of 

litytiipiii. 
"EffO-i,     1    pi.    of     curiv,     which 

■ec. 
E/i/0£f,  .\ll.    for    tuiiiOtv,  Ion.  for 
ciiovOti,  Poet,  for  t^oS,  g.  sin. 

of  lyiii. 
EinOraOiiv,  -ti(,  -1,  3  pi.  -Oi7irav,  1 

n.  ind.  paH.<i,  lA' fiiOvio. 
'E/iEifd,  -ii\,  -I  or  -II',  pi.  -I'a^in'j 

-arc,  -av,   I    a.     ind.    act,     of 

filvu). 


EMI 

E^iio,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  tftov,  s,. 

sm.  o(  lyd), 
'E/iiXt,  iinpf.  —  E/i/Xrjfft,  I  !>•  i'l'l- 
act.  of  iiiXit 


EMM 

Kfiifniaiifttjv,  -u),    •aro,   1    a.    iiid. 

mill.  o\' fti^lofiai. 
'Kfii/<io;',  -fj,  -£,  iinpf.  act.  of filfi- 

I'UI. 


E/ijX»ri;(rui',  3  |)1.  1  a.  iiul.  act.  of  [E/iii',  and  E^/vt,  Dor.  for  cfioi,  d. 


/j<Xcr<iu) 
'E/i(XXo»',  -£$,  -£  or  fi',  inipf.  act. 

ul  ^I'XXu). 
E/if'/icKa,  pi-r.   iiul.  act.  —  E^c/ic- 

Kiii,  par.  per.  act.  of  ifi fu>. 
'Encftiy^in;  -s'),  -Kro,  pper.   |)ass. 

ind.  of  fiiyyviu. 
K^f/ii'i)^ii;i',  -//(TO,  -i;ro,  ppcr.  nid. 

pass,  of  ^I'liu^ui. 
E^r/K^ofcfi'i    -0")    -cTo,    iinpf.    — 

Efiiitil-iiTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  iiid.  mid> 

Ol  ft   UiflOflUI. 

E/ifi,  roiU.   for  eafiiv,    1   pi.  prcs. 

in  I.  or  Ion.  for  iimi,  prus.   inf. 

of  £i//(,  <o  he. 
'Kficv,  Ion.  and  "Eficvm,  Attic  for 

civai,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Or  "E^iej', 

may  be  1  p!.  of  »^i',  i/$,  ;',  in  1  pi. 

riniv  or  iiicv,  2  a.   ind.   act.  of 

'Eiicvuiva,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 

fiivoiiiiii), 
'K/tevov,  -£f,  -£,  impf.  act,  of  ^/lu. 
'Eitvos,  -»;,  -Of,  par.  2  a.  nnd.  of 

"ni". 
E/if'p  (Tii,  -nf,    -£    or    ev,   act.    — 

ElicpiaOi/v,   -)7s,  -//,    pass.  1   a. 

in  J.  of  fupi'^o). 
EfifCT'cj,  -uffu,  -av,  par.  I  a.  act.  of 

if/ioi. 
Eliiairtvacv,  3  sin.  1   a.  ind.  act. 

of  itc<TtTiVia. 
KjiiTtidn,  Ion.  for  jiiQdQn,  3  sin.  1 

a.  pass,  of  fLtQirjiii. 
E;j£r((i'xi  -S),  (fr.  £^/u)  to   vomit)  to 

desire  to  Lvnti',  nlcli,  strain. 
'EfitT'iKOi,  -;;,  -ov.  (fr.  same)  cann- 
ing or  provoking  to  vomit,  eme- 

tir. 
E/i£r3f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  vomit. 

Adj.  vomited,  cunt  up. 
Kftcu,  Djr.   and  .iEol.  for  e^ow,  g. 

sin.  of  £yii. 
E/Jfu  -w,   f-    -/ffu,   p.  I'lfxtKa,  and 

Att.  titfifitKa,  and  eitifiCKa,  to  vo- 
mit;  to  cant  out,  throw  up.    1  a. 

act.  ind.   fijitca'   irnpr.    Cfiioov 

inf.  ciiicni. 
"Elinv,  a.  sin.  fern,  of  £/i(5;. 
'E^i?!',  tffo  £0  and  o5,  iVo,  2  a.  ind. 

mid.  ofirifii. 
'E/^jjKi,  act.  —  Knjivdjiriii,  mid.  1 

a.  ind.  of  ^uiV'ii. 
'Eji'ivtov,    -£5,  -£,    impf.    act.    of 

E./irifiOtv,  Bccot.  for  ciJitivvBr}(xnv,2 

pi.  of  KfJioi'i'iOrjv,  -rii,  -rj,  1  a.  ind. 

pass.  —  E/i(;yu(ra,   -us,  -£,  1   a. 

ind.  act.  of  iitivviii, 
Efirjffii/ii?!',  -a),-uro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  iii':!infiiu, 
KiK/jf^'iviaro,  Ion.  for  curj^avCivTO, 

3  pi.  cont.  imjif.  mid.  of  itrjva- 

viiofiat. 
Efiiafa,    Dor.    for    tjtirfva,  which 

see. 
'Z)ityov,  -£f,  -£,  act.   —  E/ilfy;?!', 

-^it'>U  pass.  2a.  ind.  of fiiyvufn. 
'Efiini'ii,  -a!,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Ittiiivii). 
'E/iiKro,  Ion.  for  cftiiiiKTo,  3  sin. 
pper.  pass,  of  fiiyvvfii. 


sin.  of  lyjj. 
'E/nfn,  -uj,  -£,   1   a.   ind.   act.  of 

lilyvv/it. 
Kfitaydfitiv,  -ov,    -iro,  ut\[if.  pass. 

of  fliayw. 
Kftioiian,  -(IS,  -t  or  -cv,  3  pi.  Efii'air 

(Tui',  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  fjniriui. 
KfuaOioaitiitiv,  -m,  -iirn,   1   a,   ind. 

mid.  ofui(j06u>. 
E-iU^Ucr,  Dor.  or  JlCol.  for  tfil^Oti- 

cuv,  3  pi.  of  Efi^xO'/i', -»;s,  -';,  1 

a.  iiul.  pass,  ol  ittywiii. 
"Kfifjia,  -ur.ii,Tb,  A\,o\.  for  ufia. 
EjiliaOc,  Po(;l.  for  ifiHOc,  3  sin.  2 

a.  iiid.  act,  of  ftaiOdvii). 
E/i/iiiii'o/^«i,   f,   ifijiiivovfiai,  (fr,  £1' 

at,  and  fjinviifim  to  rage)  io  ft( 

7/i'('/  upon,  ritf^c  nt. 
E/i/iiiiiK,  -f'oj  -oris,  0,  I/,  (fr.   last) 

mild, ratlins, J uriixix;  infutiiatrd. 
E^^ui'oii»/X,  Ilcl).  indecl.   Kmnin- 

nuil  or  Immanud,  an  cpitlict  oi 

our  Savionr. 
E^fiiiuiis,  Hcb.  indecl.  Emmnua, 

the.  name  of  a  place. 
E/i/jfiTTfu;;,   (perhaps  fr.    /i^a  tOffC- 

thcr,  and  / ros  a  word)  in  a  it-.ord , 

at  tkr  woril,  immediidelij,  direct- 

li/j  inMardlt). 
Kjiyniriiii  -u>,  (perhaps   fr.   ev    in- 

tens.    and    jidaaiii    to    wipe)  to 

tovnh,    handle  ;    to    stroke,  put, 

soothe,  caress. 
'E.fifiiiui  -u,    f.  -);(TU),    ]).    CjinifiriKa, 

(fr.  £r  inlens.  and  fian)  to  desire) 

to  desire  eagerti/. 
Klifiuvai,  1  a,  inf.  act.  of  etijiivu). 
Efif  tXEniu)  -u,  f,  -\(su),  (fr.   n  in. 

and  fitXtTiiu)  to  study)  to  medi- 
tate, muse;  to  exercise,  practise, 

studfi. 
Eji/jcXcTioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  it  is 

to  he  studied,  inust  meditate,  Sac. 

according  to  the  verb. 
KufxcXirniM,  -itrcis,  rb,  (fr.  same) 

meililution,   stuili/,  practice,  em- 
ployment; a  work  of  study. 


EMn 

III)  ;    to  persevere,   persist.   1  o. 

ind.  ;icl.  fi'iiniia. 
RfifitvCii,  and  I'ocl.  E^i/irw'ws,  (fr. 

last)  duriddt/  ;  coiistanllt/,  pcrse^ 

vrringlij  ;  Jirmlij,  risolulili/. 
'Kfiftiaui,  -ov,  h,  i'/,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 

fiiaoi  middle)  in  the  middle,  in- 

trrmediatc,  between  otIurSy  mid- 

illemost. 
'Efi//£rpu$,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  same,  and 

Hirpui'  measure)  nithin  bounds, 

moilerate,  teinjierntc. 
E/i/ifVpws,    (fr.    last)  in   metre,  in 

verse. 
'E^fii;i'rt  and-ia,  -wv,tu,  (ntuit.  of 

next)   the  monlldy  tiffectiuns  of 

women. 
'E/i/'i/i/os  and   E/ujio/i'ios,  -ov,  h,  i';, 

(jr.    tv   in,    and  ii))v  a   month) 

nionlldi/,  rveri/  month. 
E/ifii,  Dor.  and   A'lo\.  for  ctfii,  to 

be. 
Efifiop,    Heb.    indecl.    Emmor,  a 

Mian's  name. 
'EjifiuQu,   by   Mctath.  for  fifpopa, 

per.  mid.  of  fill puj. 
E/i/ii'iXu)!',  -ui'i);^  1),  (fr.   £11  intcns. 

and  fH'Xwi'  a  mill)  "  miU. 
KiJvdaaro,  'E/ii'n(T£i',Dnr.  forffii<^- 

anTo,   mid.    and  ijirtiatv,   act.  3 

sin.  1  a.  ind.  of  iivdu). 
KfivrftvKa,  by  Att.  Pleon.  for  t'jitv- 

Ka,  per.  act.  ol"i;f<iiu). 
'Eftriian,  act.  —  Kftvijanjiijv,  mid. 

—  E/ii'»'/ff9';i',  -'?Si  -'?,  3   pi.  -0;;- 

ouv,  [)ass.  1  a.  ind.  of  itt/iv/iOKio, 

fivfiu)  or  ftviiojiui. 
'EfiviiovTo,  Poet,  f  )r  tjivUvTO,  3  pi. 

cont.  impf.  of ^lu'ofini. 
Efiyriaa,  -us»  -£,  1  a.  ind.   act,  of 

fioyin). 
'Ewuiyt,  Att.  for  t^/oi  d,  —  E/ioro, 

Ion.  (ijr  tjiou,  o.  of  £yti, 

'E^uXov,  -£s,  -£,2  a,  ind.  act.  of 

ftoXiu  or  fidXhi. 
E/i'iXuvH,  -as,  -£,  3  pi.  -vnv,   1  a. 

ind.  act.  —  E//oXiii'9»)erui/,  3  pi. 

1  a.  ind.  pass,  of /loXvi'w. 
E/i3s, -'),  -bv,  (fr,  £^01;  g,  of  tyii  I) 

mt/,  mine,  my  own. 
Rfi6)(6iov  -ovv, -us -eii,  -u  -t(,l 

pi.  E;i<;(0f'o/i£i»-oS/i£v,  impf.  act. 


Kiifit'Aiii,  -to;  -no;,  h,  I],  (fr.  tv  in,       of  ixo^diu) 

and  jj/Xo?  melody)  harmo7iious ;\''Effzu,  same  as/^ros. 
harmonizing,  adapted.  Jit,  suiia-  E//s-'jy£is,  -£7^(1,  -jv,  par.  2  a,  pass, 


hie,  apt,  convenient 
KniieXuii,  (fr.  last)  harmoniously ; 
aptly,  fittif,  proper  If/ 


of  eiJVi'iyvvfii. 
KuTTaytvTwv,  g.  pi.  of  last  may  bo 
Att.  for  ejjt-ayi'iTijjaav,  3  pi.  2  a. 


E/j//£/iu(is,  -via,  -Oi,  Ion.  Sync,  for      impr.  pass,  of  same 


E/iTa^£ai,  Ion,   for  tfira^p,   2  sin. 

pros,  of 
Elixd^oftai,    f,     -ncnpnt,    (perhaps 
fr.   iytTTdi  entirely)  to  take  rare, 
see  or  look  to,  care  for ;   to  re- 
gard, esteem,  respect,  revere. 
E/jru0i)s,  -/o5  -of'S,  b,  »/,  f  fr.  cv  in, 
and  TTrt'flos  feeling)  easily  effect- 
ed,  moved  or   excited,   sensible, 
feeling;  weak, delicate. 
ne.xt)    perseverance,     constancy,  'Kjirmyini,   -urni,Td,  (fr.  t//rai'fw 
firmness,  resolution,  fortitude.  to  mock)  a  mocking,  mockery, 

Ziiftcvrii,  -fo; -oTn,  o,  i),  (fr.   ne.\t)|     derision,  taunt,  jest, 
persevering,  constant,  firm ;  ptr-\Ejtvatyu6vrt,  -j??,  )';,   (fr.  same)  a 
manent,  durable,  lasting.  \     mocking,  scoffing,  derision. 

E/i^/i/u,  f. -Evu,  p,  £fi//£/i£i'>;>.''i,  (fr.  E/jruiyi'os,    -oTi,  6,    (fr.  same)   a 
cv   in,   and  iiivu)  to  remain)   to\     laughing-stock,  object  of  clcriiion, 
continue,  endure,  last  ;  to  abide',     butt  ;  mockeri/,  derision, 
(196) 


tfijiCfiriKiii;,  jiar.  per.  act.  of  tpi- 

uiim.      E/i£/ja(jro;,      E/tf/Juuru, 

Poet,   Ectas,  for  -drosi  g-  and 

-6ra,  a,  sin, 
Eixixi/itiva,  -as,  -c,  per,   ind.   mid. 

of  ciiiAatvofiiit. 
'Emuv,    'Enjjicviit     and    'Eitivai, 

Poet,  jEoI.  and  Dor,  for  c'lvat, 

pres,  inf.  of  £i^?,  to  be. 
Eiificvis,  -los    -0"s,  rf,  (neut.  of 


EMn 


EMn 


EMn 


Eii-ral^ctv,  pres.  inf.  act.  —  E//- 
Tn^'otTts,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act. 
of 


io  keep,  take  care  of,  preserve  ;\"£iiittrei,  by  Sync,   and  Dor.  for 

I     tif'-f<7£j,  2  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 


to  watch,  observe. 
EjiTf^uif,  see  iff^c&oi\  j     c^Triffruj.     Or  Ion.  for  jvt'-srcj, 

Suirai^o),  f.  -fw,  p.  t/iJTfrrai^^a,  (fr.  Efi-£i'pafio{  or  Efi-ipajjios,  -ov,  b,fi,\     2  sin.    impf.   act.  of  iftr.irui,  fr. 
£v  intens.  and  7ru(^u  lo  s|rort)  to\     (fr.  tv  in,  and  -iloa  a  trial)  sAi/-|     tv  in,  and  r/tuj,  obs.  for  vi-nmi. 
sport  or  play  with ;  lo  play  upoii,i    ful,  skilled,  knouiiig,  expert,  ei-  Kfi-iipVKWi,-v'!ii,  -6s,  ])ar.  per.  act. 


mock,  deride,  ridicule  ;  to  Uiunt,  I     perienced. 

scorn;    to  illiule,  deceive.    im\i(.  .Kfiiaipas,  -aaa,  -ni;    n.   pi.    mas. 

act.    cvi~ai^ov.    1    a.    act.    ind.  i     E^-fipnvrtf,   par.    1   a.   act.   of 

tvtvat^a.  per.  pass.  ifn:irruiyfiai.\     ifivtipu. 

I  a.  pass.  ind.  tvcTrul^Bni'.   1  f.  Efrupiu,  -us,  li,  (fr.  ifi-ircipoi  ski: 


pafS.  ifn!af)(Bficoftai. 
'E.fi-raiKTiii,  -on,  h,  (Ir.  last)  a  mock- 
er, srorneT  ;  a  deceiver,  n.  pi.  f^- 

IHl'lKTal. 

E/jJTu/fui,  inf. — E/irai'fuf,  par.   I 


ful)  kuuivledf^e,  skill,  crptrinire ;  \ 
atrial, attempt, practice ;  a  science. 


Efi:7f<^iiujj,  ftiTi.  K)tvi(fiiina, 
by  Sync.  Efirr^iiu,  and  by  Cras. 
E/i-f(/n5ii,  ntiit.  -6{,  par.  per. 
mid.  —  E//-£^ui7,  for  tvcipvrj,  3 
sin.  2  a.  pass,  or  it  is  3  sin.  of 
Efivc(pvw,  -i/f,  -rj,  per.  sub.  mid. 
of  [fiipiw  or  i^^vui. 


E/irrfipTios, -0^,  ft,  (fr.  same)  aphy-  Kfxvi'yvvjii,  (fr.  tv  m,  and  T;i';yvvjxi 

to  Hx)  tu.fix  ill,  fasten,  slivk  m  ; 


siciiin  from  experience  only,  i7>i- 
pirir,  (fxtack  ;  a  jirctender. 


a.  act. —  E/j::ui|a), -ns, -ti,  1  pi.  jEfi;7£ipiKwf,   (fr.  last)  We  an  cm- 


-^otici,  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  E/Jir«<;^- 
Oi'icirai,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  pass,  oi 

tOTT/ji^U). 

E/jruAic,  (fr.  ti/  in,  and  irii^ii 
a^iiin)  hehind,  back,  backvard ; 
hark  again,  over  asain  ;  asainst, 
contrary  lo,  opposite  ;  on  the  con- 
trnry. 

E/JT'iAX'iffffu  orE/i7r(iXa(r(T(i),an  Ion. 
verb,  same  as  tfurX/itaj,  (fr  tv 
in'ens.  and  n-nXaVffoi  to  shake 
u[>  Ids)  to  implicate,  entangle, 
ininlie ;  to  ensnare,  entrap,  de- 
ceive. 

KuiT'  oitytvoiiiit,  (fr.  tv  on,  rrnpii  by, 
and  yii'Ofini  lo  be)  to  cnme  upon, 
mrrjtriitf-^  lake  unawares. 

Kprrupmvfiit  -w,  f.  -i,au>,  (fr.  tv  in, 
nap-i  bv,  and  oTvof  wine)  lo  do 
anil  thing  in  drink ;  to  abuse, 
insuU  in  drink  or  as  if  in  drink  ; 
to  drink  lo  excess. 

Efirnf,  Ion.  'Efiviji,  AM.  or  Dor. 
'E;ir.»  and  'E/zniv,  (fr.  cv  in,  Jind 
■Z('ii  all)  Inlidly,  entirely,  altogr- 
thrr ;  at  all ;  yet,  however,  jujI- 
withstanding,  in  sjiile  of. 

E/iiriiwitf,  r.  -Sail),  (fr,  tv  in,  and 
viiaau)    to    is|innklc)     to    scatter^ 


piric  or  quack  ;  ignoranlly,  pre^ 
sumingly, 

'EfiirfipM, -oiJ,  rd,  (ncut.  of  next) 
skill,  exprricnce,  practice. 

'E/)i7£ipo{,  -vv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  iv  in,  and 
TTupa  atri(d)  ski'ful, skilled,  (jun- 
lijied,  capable,  clivrr  ;  experi- 
enced ;  knoii:ijig,  intelligent. 

Kfi-rtipw,  f.  -rpu>,  J),  f/ir/r-r.-p/vvi,  (fr 
IV  in,  and  rtij/w  lo  (lierce)  to 
pierce  or  run  tl.rovgli,  Iransjix  : 
to  fasten,  or  Jix  upon ;  to  pass 
through  or  over.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
tviTzcipu'  par.  eii-tipai.  pur.  ind. 
pass.  tfisirTapfiiii. 

Kjj-dpwi,  (fr.  i^trtipiii  rkilfiil)  sW- 
.fully,  ineeniouslfi,  cleverly ;  wise- 
ly, sensibly .  prudently  ;  Jitly,  suit- 
ably, properly,  prrliticntty. 

E/iTTf'Xu,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr. 
act.  of  f^TTtXaw,  see  f/iTrtXHCu. 

E/i-fXu(^6v  and  -alt'iv,  (fr.  next) 
near,  nigh,  hard  by,  close  to. 

E^irrXriTu)  and  -nu>  -u,  fr.  tv  to,  and 
reXii^'jj,  which  sec.  1  a.  act.  |)ar. 
rimtXiiaai,  n.  pi.  mas.  f^rtXu- 
(T'l'rrff. 

E//T/^)ru»,    f.  -i/ci),  (fr.  tv  in,  and 


r/^rw  to  send)  <o  send  in, 
fprtml  over  or  through  ;  toueaveZiirinappfvof,  -r/,  -oi,  par.    per. 
in,  work  in,  embroider.  1  a.  ind.  |     pass,  oft^irtfpw. 
act.  tylrnaa,  -ij,  -f.  [EpTivtartxijihui,  -tj,  -ov,  par.  per. 

'E(jff£<'ii,  Mine  tl8  IffTtfiov.  pass,  of  c^jriffrci'ui. 

Efirci^'i'u  or  -/ill,  (fr.  £v  in.  and  r£-iE/ir£i:X»;(7^/i/oc,  -n,  -ov,  par.  per. 
fiiu,  or  -/u  to   fctler)  to  lie  the'\     pass,  of  (^T;X»;Oa). 
feel,  feUrr,  chain,  shackle,  bind.    'ZiJ^rrnpapni,   -am,  -mi,   per.   ind. 
E/iiiti"/u?,  Poet,  for  £;jr/Aw{.  |     pass. — E^rrtrpno/j/ioj, par.  per. 

Kprt'6uijj(0o<,  -ov,  0,  I),  (fr.  (itrrf      pass,  of tfimvpiiaKW. 
6u(  firm,  and  p/tx'""?  toil)  con.  Kftripifjn;,  see  tfiinlonfioi. 
Mlnnl  in  lalmir,  la'^rimis,  pains,  ij^^-rp,,'^^^  f.  ./^^,,  (fr.   (,,  in,  and 

Troi/j-w  lo  contain)  fo  compre- 
hend, comprise,  include. 
,.,,,.  K/irrfpiTTiiT/w -O,  f. -i/ffu),  (fr.  pamp, 
firm|y?rm/v,  stronglij,  steadily  ; .  and  rrpimrAj  to  \\alk  about) 
T'h/,  sa/fly,  securely  ;  prrpetu.l  In  irnlk  nliout,  in  or  among,  pe. 
ally,  riinstitntly,  rrmlinwdly.         I     ramhulate. 

E/irt<'op«/w.il,(fr.  Hninc,  andSoKoc'E/iTforfin/iii,  Dor.  for  E)irw(5vi;/ja, 

an  oalh)  to  regard  an  oath,  keep,  -.fric,  ri,  (fr.  rv  in,  and  rfo^fii;  a  I  /n/.«/,  -rrf/i/ ;  to  intrust,  rlinrge, 
a  lovrnant,  preserve  a  treaty  ;  lo  button)  o  dress  faslniril  with  Imt.  I  commit  lo.  KiiTiara'npai,  to  be 
.fu'Jil,  ratify.  tons,  buckles,  clasps,  &c.  a  man-i      inlrustrd  In,  be  safe,  secure. 

'E/iiTc<'i){. -on,  4.  fi,  (fr.  cv  in,  and      tic,  robe.  \T.pT>iiKt\i,  •i'iaa,.iv,ri.\>\.  .kivth, 

-Wof  llip  >;round)  .firm,  steady  '-Zii-rtot,  Ion.  for  rv/Tfirt,  3  mn.  2  n.  I      par.  2  n.  pass,  of  tiir'Shio 


taking;  loilsirmr,  wearisome, fa. 
ligning  ;  wretched,  miserable. 
E/iTtf'ov  and  E^jr/Zun,  (fr.  Ifiirtioi; 


to  set,  plant,  make  grow.  Kp- 
TTi'yivpiit,  lo  bejixed  in  ;  lo  grow 
up,  inrnuse. 

Efi-i;'5(iu)  -w,  f.  -I'lcw,  (fr.  same,  and 
r»,r'fiu)  to  leap)  lo  leap  or  •«;  ring 
i)i  or  ujion ;  lo  rush  in  or  upon, 
assault,  attack.  I  a.  ind.  act. 
tvtTr'hiija, 

'Kprrii,  Ion.  for  ffizn^. 

Zp-ifi-^avrai,  3  pi.  prcs.  ind. 
|)ass.  — E/i-('(j-XuffO(i(,  |>rcs.  inf. 
pass,  of 

E^T7(fi7:X(i'ui  -u  or  -r)jn,  and  E/'iri- 
irXiiV'  -(2  or  -ripi,  f.  -jjcuj,  p.  ip-t- 
ttXijavi,  (fr.  fi'  in,  and  -ripT.^ilij), 
&c.  to  fill)  ?o_/r7/  up  ;  lo  satisfy, 
please,  content ;  lo  satiate,  cloy, 
glut. 

Ep-iprrp>]pi,  f.  -I'ca),  p.  tp-i-piKa, 
(fr.  £1'  in,  and  -ipTrpijpi  or  iri^i- 
Trpiiu)  to  burn)  to  set  on  Jirc, 
burn  ;  lo  iijlame,  irritate,  Itase; 
to  provoke,  exrile.  %ii-iprp-pat, 
to  Intm  with  anger,  ragi ,  be  vio- 
lent. 

Ef'TTiVXr;,  Att.  fur  tp-lT\nOi  or  1/1- 
7:(rX'iO<,  pros.  impr.  act.  of  tp- 
r/rXi;;ji,  see  f^rrifurXrfui. 

E/irirpd'o-Ko),  fr.  iv  intens.  and  ri- 
TTpiiKOui,  which  see.  par.  pres, 
pass.  tpr:ir:paaK6pnni.  per.  pass. 
tpvHpnpai.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  tvt- 

TtpiiOllV. 

Kpvi-Tuvai,  3  pi.  prcs.  ind.  act.  of 

E^WrTu),  f.  tfivTi'aw,]!.  ipr^rrwKH, 
(fr.  cv  in,  and  r/rrw  lo  fall)  lo 
fall  or  sink  into,  strike  against  ; 
to  touch  on  or  al ;  to  fall  into  or 
among,  meet  with,  Hsbt  upon,  be 
thrown  among;  to  fall  upon,  at- 
tack, assault,  assail,  invade  ;  lo 
rush  or  plunge  into  ;  1  a.  ind. 
act.  tvi'rtaa.  2  a.  art.  ind.  tvi- 
riaov  par.  ipiiiawv.  2  f.  mid. 
tpTtct>^\iai, 

E/irif, -Ti'fKi  11,  (perhaps  fr.  tpttlvia 
lo  surk)  n  gvnt, 

EpricTii'u),  f.  -trail),  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
iriarivw  lo  believe)  to  believe  in, 


.fixed,  fast ;    strong,  lasting,  du.  I      ind.  art.  —  E;/rfOfir.ii,  3  urn.  2  f. 

rahlr ;  sure,  crrlatn.  jnd.  mid.  —  E//r»co,    3   urn.  — 

T.pr iFoaOivh^,  -hi  -«r.(,  h,  I,,    (fr.       V.iivlautai,  3  |il.  2  n.  nub.  net.  ~ 

act,  and  aDIvm  sirenclh)  strong,  \      r.fjtunnv,  inf.  —  F.iiniaAvrof,  g. 

al>le,mnsc.uline,muscuUtr,htiiUJiy,\     gin.  par.  2  a.  nrl.  of  ,f,nli:ru). 

vieornus.^  K/ifrtr-iwhw,  f.  -I!(7u.,  (fr.  tv  in.ond 

E/ij(^(((i)  -M,  f.  -loaia,  (fr.  same)  to\     trtravfi'iii  to  fxpnnd)  to  gtretuh 

Jit,  fatten,  makejirm,  ettablith ;\     out,  spread  ui'b ,  extend, 

(197) 


E/drXrfffou)  or  -TTio,  f.  -nui,  (fr,  tv 
inlpng.  anri  T^iinau)  lo  ^ll;  pe)  to 
shape  out,  form  ;  lo  reduce  into 
a  mass ;  to  sjircnd  over,  daub, 
besmear,  plaster,  lay,  fasten  or 
Jir  upon  ;  In  stop  or  close  up. 
ElirXiSanofiai,  to  adhere,  cling  to. 

Ef<irXaoT4(andE(/7rXaffTT«4f,-i),-4i' 


EMn 

(fr.  last)   like  a  plaster,  stickt/, 

(vlhrsiue,  viscoui, 
'E/ifAaoTpoj,  •iv,  4,  and  'E>iirA(i(T- 

rpoi;-ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  plaster, 

ot'itmeiit,  xiUrr,  rrrnle. 
£/i7Xii(i),  -u»,  or  K^irX(it,'ui,  by  Sync. 

fur  tfinrXiiio  or  -n'^ui. 
E/iir-\ii';,  II.  r»;m.  Ion.  of /uirXtiof. 
E/ifA''/"/'',  -no,   -t;rj,   '2  a.    opt. 

inul.  or£^rri;iT.\i)/il  or  citTrhXriiti, 

sec  efmi/ivXau). 
'E;iT,\tiof  and  'K^rXcof,  fr.  tv  in- 

lens.  and  rXti'of  or  wXfof,  which 

see. 


EMn 

tuirv/a>    to    inspire)  breathing, 

araivirt!^  the  lirealh ;  iiixjiiration, 
ftivine  impiiUe. 

Efini'cvarii,  -08,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 

E^ri'/o)  -iS,  anH  Poet.  E/iiri't/w,  f. 

-ii''(r«,  p.   tfi-KfrtcvKa   (tr.  cv  in, 

and  iri'/u)  to  hrcaliic)  tn  respire, 

draw  in  the  brentli,  hrcnthe,  live; 

tn  hrenthe  upon,  favour,  inspire  ; 

to  blow  upon  or  over.    1  a.  ind. 

act.  tvivvtvaa. 
'EuTri'ooj  -ODc,  -<Jou   -ot,   i,   ';,  (fr. 

last)  brenlhiiig.  liritif:,  alive 


E;iTAf(ctrui,3sin.  pres.  ind.  pas«.  oflE/iTTitifl)?,  for  fi'CTri'iJO/;,  3  sin.  1  a. 


E/isrXfVuj,  f.  -fu),  p.  tuvitrXt^a  (fr 
tr  in,  and  ttMkio  to  fold)  to  UTfi/>, 
fiilil  in ,  /o  entiiine,  clasp,  in- 
j'ol'l,  iiUerlare,  mingle ;  to  intrr- 
wnave,  embroider ;  t>  implicate, 
em!)arras.i,  entangle,  ensnare.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  fi'frrXtfn.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  evfnMiKoy.  pres.  pass,  c/i- 
rXfVo/iui.  per.  pass.  e^iziTrXcyfuti. 
i  a.  pass.  ind.  tvf:;\aKr)v  par. 
CfiK^iiKtli.  per.  mid.  cinri-XoKa. 

E/z^Xfu),  f.  -ivcu),  (fr.  same,  and 
)rXf(j  to  sail)  to  sail,  swim  or 
Jl  M?  in  or  upon ;  to  sail  along 
with. 

E/ixX/ji^jji',  (fr.  next)  fulli/,  quite, 
largely,  at  laroe ;  in  great  7ium- 
ber.t ;  close,  crowhd. 

E/irrXi/Ou),  f.  -an),  [).  Cfiri::'\r]Ka,  (fr. 
;v  inlens.  and  irXvOui  to  fill)  to 
.fill  up,  satisfy,  satiate,  please, 
content  ;  to  fu'fil,  accomplish, 
Jinish.  1  a.  ind.  act.  cviTrXrjaa. 
per.  pass,  efirriir^rjanat.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  cvcirXt'iaOriv. 

'RinrXqKTo;,  .011,6,  /;,  (fr.  cjiirXyjiriTU) 
to  amaze)  struck,  astonished, 
amizc'l ;  senseless,  insensible ; 
mad,  frantic,  distracted. 

E^irXiJ/itKjf ,  by  Sync,  for  cpv'Kriad- 


ind.  pass,  of 

'EHirru/iior'Ef(7ri'u;/ai,alsoe(iiri'Uo), 
fr.  £1'  in,  and  -nvvjii,  which  see. 

E/iToAi'tw,  f.  -taw,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
ro'^i'^w  to  entait£;Ie)  to  fetter;  to 
cnlch  or  trip  the  feet ;  tn  impede, 
hinder,  defeat. 

E/irrfi^ior,  -ov.  tJ,  (fr.  same,  and 
ro?{  the  foot)  a  hinderance,  im- 
pediment, obstacle,  stop,  bar, 
stumbling-block. 

E^/rriAiff/ia, -arof,  rO,  and  EjHTToiier- 
fibi,  -0",  5,  same  as  last. 

'E.jiHo^oaTnTSui  -ui,  f.  -i;(T(i),  p.  Cfirt- 
Tro^oariirrtKT,  (fr.  next)  to  /;e  a 
hinderance  or  stumbling-block ;  to 
hinder,  impede,  embarrass,  slop. 

KjJTrnf^oaTnTtii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  tjiitoilinv 
a  hinderance,  and  'lurrj^t  to  set 
up)  one  who  hinders,  impedes  or 
resists,  an  opposer,  opponent,  an- 
tagonist, rival. 

Ef/voSm'  (fr.  tv  at,  and  tip;  the 
foot)  at  the  font,  about  the  feet, 
in  theivay,  impeding,  hindering. 
'O  tjtvohi)v,  near,  meetins,,  ap- 
proaching. Tfi  tjiTTO^iiv,  the  pre- 
sent circumstances,  business,  &c. 

'Efinodcv,  Dor.  for  iftTrpnadtv. 

EfjToifw  -Ci,  f.  -fjdiii,  (ir.  IV  in,  and 


fitvo^,  par.   1  a.  mid.  of  cfivifi-       -rolcii)  to  make)  In  effect  or  pro^ 


tAi7^i.     Or  according  to   some 
par.  pres.  mid.  of  same.     See 

'KfnrXi]v  (fr.  cfi-\dtj)  to  approach) 
near,  nigh,  hard  by. 

'E^-X^fif,  -10;,  Att.  -cus,  .',  (fr. 
efiT:\naaiji  to  amaze)  admiration, 
winder,  amazement,  surprise. 


dure  in,  cause  within ;  to  pro- 
cure, gel,  cause  to  be  ;  to  put  in, 
insert,  ingraft,  implant;  to  bring 
in,  introduce,  intrude,  thrust  in. 

Eii-zni7]aix\'.  Ion.  for  tvt-roiiiaav,  3 
pi.  1  a.  md.  act.  of  last. 

E^r  )Xr),  -ai,  a.  Dor.  for  t^ToA?;. 

EfiiroAiiu),  and  -fu  -ui,  f.  -"itk),  (fr. 


E/i-Xvcjro,  Ion.  for  ivtiT\>iauTo,  3j  tv  in,  and  ruXfo)  to  sell)  to  hold 
sin.  1  a.  mid.  —  EnnXnaOqvat,  1  a  market,  keep  a  shop;  to  sell, 
a.  inf.  pass.  —  EurX;7(T9£(f,  par.  I  trade,  barter  ;  to  get  by  trade, 
1  a.  pass,  of  £f(rrAi;6u).  I     procure,  provide. 

EiinXrjacj)  or  -rfw,  f.  -fw,  (fr.  cv'Eurrn\(fitn!,  E/JTiJAf/zof,  -ov,  h,  >), 
on,  and  !:X 'oro-w  to  strike)  to\  and  EjiTroXc/iV/tJ?, -i), -Oy,  (fr. /v 
strike  violently,  rush  or  fall  upon,  I  in,  and  rrdAcuo;  war)  warlike,  Jit 
attack,  assault,  assail,  invarle  ;  |  for  war,  militan/,  martial. 
to  gtrike  with  terror,  surprise,' Eff:o\r\,  -r/f,  11,  ffr.  t/iToAf<(o  to 
admiration,  &c.  amaze,  astonish,]  trade)  merchandise ;  trade,  com- 
eonfnurul.  vierce,  traffic,  buying  and  sell- 

E/iirXoKf),  -iji,  !i,  (fr.  t^rrX/ifdj  to  tie)  |     ine 


a  knot ;  a  knnttinir,  tyini',  twin 
in^,  twisting,  plaitincr,  braiding, 

EftvXoKia,  -wv,  ra,  (fr.  same)  a 
kind  of  women's  head-dress ;  a 
braid,  airls,  lock  of  hair  ;  an 
Athenian  festival. 

Eji-xMKtov,  -tv,  rb,  (fr.  same)  net- 
work, plailins,  braiding. 

Efftvtva  m,  iEol.  for  ijivvtiaai,  I 
a.  par.  act.  of  t^Tv/w. 

'En-vtvaii,  -id;,  Att.  'iw;,  rj,  (ft. 


EiiVii'Srma,  -uro;,Td,  (fr.  last)  mer. 
chandise,  wares,  goods,  commo- 
dities, sain,  profit. 

Ef<»oX(T£i5(i),  f.  -ti'ffci),  (fr.  cv  m, 
and  ffoXiT£m  state  aflairs,  th.  nii- 
X({  the  cilv)  tn  engage  or  be  en- 
gaged in  the  business  of  the  state  ; 
to  manage,  condwt.  direct  the 
government ;  to  reside  in  or  be- 
long to  a  city ;  to  converse,  be 
employed.  exerHsc,  engage  in, 
(198) 


EMn 

E)f!ro\6ii>vTo,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for 
ivt-ro'KUvTo,    3   pi.    cont.    impf. 

pass,  of  t/iTToAiiu. 

E)f!To^t.vhOu>aav,  3  pi.  pres.  impr. 
pass,  of 

E/irop£iio/j/ii,  f.  -tianftai,  (fr.  tv  in- 
tens.  and  iropti'io/KK  to  Iravil)  to 
traile,  traffic,  buy  anil  sell,  travel 
as  a  trader ;  to  set  qff"  or  praise 
falsely  ;  to  make  profit,  gain, 
earn.  I  a.  ind.  mid.  £i'£7rop£ii(ra'- 
finv. 

EiiTTopcvaditeOii  1  pi.  -aoirai,  3  pi. 
1  f.  mid.  of  last. 

Efiiropia,  -(15,  )';,  (fr.  /^Tfopof  a  mer- 
chant) merchandise,  trade,  traf- 
fic, commerce,  business. 

E/^rop7*df,  -f),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  Irad- 
tns,  dealing,  commercial ;  mer- 
chantable, saleable. 

Etinipiov,  -ov,  ri,  {fr,  same)  a 
mart,  market,  port. 

'E//?ropo{, -ou,  n,  (fr.  cv  in,  and  ni- 
poi  a  passage)  a  passenger,  tra- 
veller by  sea  ;  a  merchant,  trailer, 
carrier. 

E/jfTopsdd)  -d,  f.  -}'(rb),  p.CfJiltciTifpTrri- 
Kn,  (fr.  tv  intens.  and  n'lpnnui  to 
button)  to  button  up,  buckle;  to 
fasten,  join,  unite. 

'E^TTOixTd,  -a;,  I'l,  (fr.  cv  on,  and 
Ttovi  the  foot)  a  hobgoblin,  a 
sprite  upon  one  leg,  spectre, 
ghost. 

'EjjiirpaKTOs,  'OV,  0,  fi,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
■jrpdcrcu)  to  do)  to  be  done,  that 
can  or  7nay  be  dov,  practicable, 
possible,  feasible  ;  forcible,  effica- 
cious. 

EfiffpfTo),  (fr.  cv  among,  and  nprirw 
to  become)  to  he  in  estimation, 
gain  respect ;  to  excel,  svrp-iss, 
be  distinguished,  pres.  inf.  act. 
t/<7rp£Ttri'. 

E/(Tp'/6w,  f.  -v<ra),p.  tjnTlvprjKa,{h, 
cv  intens.  and  irpvOm  to  burn)  to 
set  on  fire,  kindle ;  to  bum,  con- 
sume, destroy ;  to  blow  up,  in- 
flate, swell.  1  a.  ind.  act.  tvlvprj- 
an.  per.  pass.  c^tvlTroriaftai.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  tvc.-!TpfiaBii]v. 

Efn:pl)aat,  1  a.  inf.  act. — E/wpi)- 
au>,  -tig,  -ti,  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  E//- 
i:pr}ir9ti(,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  last, 

'EfiTTpriaii,  -loj,  Att.  -coii,  17,  and 
Erirpvaijds,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  same)  a 
kindling,  burning  ;  a  fire,  con- 
flagration. 

Eiirrpnarrti;,  -od,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
incendiary,  one  who  sets  on  fire, 

Ejjfnpi'w,  f-  -laio,  p.  c/ji^TiirpiKa,  (fr. 
cv  intens.  and  rpi'u  to  saw)  to 
saw  or  cut  through;  to  grind, 
gnash  the  teeth.  1  a.  pass.  ind. 
cvcrrplaOiiv  par.  ciivpiadtlf. 

'Eimp'oadtv  (fr.  same,  and  rpdaOtv 
before)  before,  in  presence,  front- 
ing, facing,  in  sigitt  of;  before, 
hitherto. 

Efin-o-ifffliof, -ou,  b,  fi,  (fr-  last)/ac. 
in'g,  fronting,  opposite;  prior, 
former,  anleriitr. 

E]inriaaoijnt,  (fr.  tv  in,  and  uriaaia 
to  pounrl)  to  stamp,  bruise,  beat; 
to  knead,  bake. 

EjiVTvafta,  -iiroi,  ri,  (fr.  tuirriia  to 
spit  at)  spit,  spittle. 


EM* 


EN 


ENA 


EnitrScii;  pres.  inf.  act.  —  E^rrv- 
cravrt;,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
EumJffs<ri,  3  pi.  1  f.  act. — E/jn-- 
Tvfftt/;(r£Tu(,3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  pass,  of 

E/JT^Uul,  f.  -VCii),p.  tjlTiTZTVKll,  (fr. 

£1/  on,  and  rrt'u)  to  spit)  to  spit 

at  or  upon  ;  to  despite. 
'Efirvoi,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 

nvov  matter)  having  a  running 

sore ;  putrid. 
E/izvpi^u),  -p6(ii  -w,  and  -pevui,  f. 

-an),  {(r.  ifirupoi  burning)  to  set 

onjire,  ligiU  up,  kindle  ;  to  burn, 

consume. 
E/iTupiff/jo{,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  a 

burning  ;  a/ircy  conftagration. 
'Efi-vpcii;-ov,  ro,  {neut.  of  ne.M)  a 

bariU-nfcring. 
'Eitvupas,  -ov,  l,  I'l,  (fr.  t»  on,  anu 

Trip  tire)  heated,  wtrm,  inflamed, 
Jiery  ;  laiuked,  tighled;  burning, 

blazing,  fliiming. 
EjivOoKoyttaa,  -uj,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

»i  fixiB  t\uylu). 
'EjivKov,  -a,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

fiVKdu), 

KlKpdyu),  (fr.  tv  intens.  and  (pdym 
to  eat)  to  eat  voraciously/,  de- 
vour, cra.n,  stuff. 

Efii^'iiKij,  f.  -j.1/^,  p.  tin:eipay<a, 
(Ir.  cf  in,  and  <j>aivui  to  show)  to 
represent,  set  forth,  show,  mani- 
fest ;  to  expliin,  clear  up,  en- 
lighlen ;  to  dupluy,  set  forth. 
Kft(p  livofiai,  to  appear,  show  or 
bet'ii/  one's  self.  1  a.  inJ.  act. 
cviippva.  2  a.  ind,  act.  cvtipavov. 
per.  mi  J.  cii-ri(pav<i. 

Efup-iviaraTa,  (sup.  neut.  pi.  of 
neiit)  mist  dearly,  distinctly  or 
plainly ;  exreUently,  very  or  ex- 
tremdy  well. 

E^tpdyfli,  -fj!  -ou(,  L,  hf  (fr-  tfi- 
<t  liifo)  toru|)resent)  visi'ile,  appa- 
rent; miiiftst,  pluin,  rUur  • 
open,  pu'dic;  conspicuous,  emi- 
nent, distinguished,  a.  gin.  coiit. 
tfi'iavii. 

B/i.4  ii"!  ,'ui,  f.  -fiTiii,  (fr.  last) <a  show, 
m  ike  appear,  cxp  iSc  to  view,  set 
before  the  eyes.  Eiifpuvt^u/i'ii,  1/ 
appear,  he  ii  sight,  shiw  one's 
telffberome  conspicuous.  1  a.  act. 
inl.  ivcifiiiviaa'  impr.  ifKpdviauv, 
-dru),  in  2  pi.  tftipiviairi.  I  a. 
pa.14.  inJ.  ivup^nlaOnv  inf.  tji- 
ipivioOlivai. 

E'l'^'ii'iff/ii?,  -ori,  &,  (fr.  last)  an 
appear  I'tre,  sign,  in  linUton  ;  u 
mark,  t'iktn  ;  proof. 

E/i'^.i>'«(  and  Ion.  F.aAitvliit,  (fr. 
tjiipiviii  clear)  rui  di),  clearh/, 
jilainli/;  rnuspiru'iusli/,rmincnlli/, 

'K;ii^'i»it,  -lov,  Alt.  -tii){,  /;,  (fr.  t/i- 
/kiiVu;  to  represent)  a  rrpresrn'a. 
lion,  apprarnnrj;  nhow ;  a  prr- 
ttnre ;  a'l  im'i';r,  likeness,  figure, 
timililu  Ic,  rrnnnhtanre  ;  an  imi- 
t'ltion,  riipying  ;  tmph'isis, 

Kfi'b  ir'lfu;,  and  -aurtfif,  ->/,  -Or, 
(fr.  .lame)  sign{/ir>int,fxpreMm'r, 
emphatteal.  comp.  V.ji<pariKi'ori- 
p>i  or  -avTiKiirin  i<,^»]K  -orarof. 

E;i'/'  p<l(,  -loi  -oi',-,  0,  li,  (fr.  next) 
relative,  rcspertins,  rrUiting  or 
appertaining  to ;  like,  similar,  re- 
tembling. 


E/id/pd),  f-  cvolau),  1  a.  act.  tvfivty- 
ica,  (fr.  tv  in,  and  (plpui  to  carry) 
to  bring  upon  ;  to  spread  abroad, 
disseminate.  EfiAipoftat,  to  be 
cairied  or  go  round,  through  or 
about;  to  be  carried  or  rise  to 
excess ;  to  rush  or  fall  upon  ;  to 
resemble,  be  tike. 
En<pi^oiaKU);, fr.  tv  intens.  and <pi- 
Aoy£i)>uif,  which  see. 

'EfJKpoiioi,  -ov,  6,  1^,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
^o;jo5  fear) /ear/i//,  timorous,  ti- 
mid; terri/ied^  frightened,  snared. 

E/Kpopiui  -a,  f.  -rjcui  and  -lau),  p. 
efi::t<l)dp']Kx  and  -cKa,  (fr.  cv  upon, 
and  (iop/d)  to  bear)  to  introduce, 
bring  in  or  upon  ;  to  lay  upon, 
inflict.  Ejiipopfuftat-ovfiai.f.  ->i<TO- 
flat,  p.  CfizKpdpriiia:,  to  Sit,  rush, 
dart  or  fail  upon ;  to  gorge, 
stuff,  satiate ;  to  enjoy,  take  the 
benefit  or  reap  the  fruits  of. 

EfjKppuccti)  or  -TTu),  f.  -f(i),  p.  -X"i 
(Ir.  cv  in,  and  (fipdacu)  to  hed^e) 
to  fence,  encloxc  ;  to  shut  or  stop 
up,  barricade,  bar ;  to  flU,  dam 
vp,  stuff. 

'E/i(uooi'pof, -01',  0,  i';,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
^poupi  a  giiard)  guarded,  pro- 
tected, defended;  under  restraint, 
as  a  minor,  prisoner  ;  also 
guarding,  preserving,  screening. 
Subs,  a  guard,  keeper, 

'EfKpputv,  -oi'os,  0,  !],  (fr.  same,  and 
(f>piiv  the  understanding)  pru- 
dent, discreet;  sagacious,  intelli- 
gent, scnnhte,  wise, 

E/i0u))>,  -f'lj  -ovi:,  b,  'i,  (fr.  same, 
and  (piu)  to  grow)  natural,  co:i- 
stilutional ;  innate,  inborn,  in- 
bred. 

EfKfiiii,  -uaa,  -iiv,  par.  of  ti'fi^vi',  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  iV'/m/",  see  c)i- 
(pCiii). 

Efi<pvadit)  -ui,  f.  -)/ffaj,  ( fr.  cv  in,  and 
(pvadu)  to  blow)  to  blow  or  breathe 
up'in  ;  to  swell,  p'lffvp,  inflate  ; 
t')  kindle  with  thebrtalh.  I  a.  ind. 
act.  cvitjivua. 

EfKJiuatiii'i,  -iiToi,  ri,  (fr.  last)  n 
blast,  breath  of  air ;  inflttion, 
swelling  or  puffing  vp  with  air  ; 
a  bubble. 

Eftipvaidtjj  -(3,  f.  -laau),  (fr.  cv  intens. 
and  ipvaiiu)  to  pant)  to  breiUh, 
strongli/  ;   to  inflate,  swell  up. 

'E,i0i/rof,  -ov,  b.  If,  (fr.  next)  im- 
planlel,  eni;raflid  ;  adiijilrd ; 
roiled,  srtllrd^  flxed  ;  inherent, 
nntural,  innate, 

Rjiipiu)  or  'Eutpv/ii,  f.  -Vaio,  p.  c/i- 
r/tpvKii,  (fr.  IV  in,  and  <j>ru)  or 
djufii  to  grow)  to  engender^  beget, 
implant;  to  grow  in  or  alnni 
with  ;  to  he  in,  adhere  or  be  natu- 
ral to  ;  to  grow  /■),  Winf,  clasp, 
entwine.  2  a.  net.  ivli{>tv,-v(,  -v 
par.  tiiipiif,  -vffn,  -vv.  per.  mid. 
cii^rfipvn'  par.  iiinfvux. 

'E^i^uy^of,  -nv,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  nme, and 
y-uY;")  the  Boiil)  aniniile  I,  living, 
hrrrit/iinu  ;   rital. 

Efiuiv,  e.  pi.  of  jyii  orol  tii6(. 

Ev,  nnd  Poet,  iri  and  nv,  a  prepo- 
sition   Boverning  the  d.    ease  ; 
in,   within,    inti/.-,   amint; ;  on, 
upon  ;  against ;  at,  ntar  ;  dur- 
(199) 


ing,  while,  whilst  ;  by  way  of, 
by  ;  with,  by  means  of,  through, 
by  ;  into,  to,  towards,  unto  ;  for, 
on  account  of,  by  reason  of;  as, 
according  to. 
El',  Ion.  lor  iri. 
Ek  for  ivOa, 

'Ev  for  f'i'i,  which   for  ivccTi  im- 
pers.  ;  or  for  htiai,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  of  ii/£i;<i,  to  be  with. 
'El',  also  Poet.  Cor  cvrv,  3  sin.  or 
ci7;(niv,  3  pi.  impf.  of  jiti/ii,  to  be 
among. 
"Ev,  neut.  of  tif,  jtia,  cv. 
Ei'c'/ju'peiTi,  (d.    sin.  par.    pres. 
act.  of  u/i£(/iu)  to  reply)  ire  turn, 
by  turns,  alternately. 
"Eia,  -as,  a,  Dor.    lor  Ivr).     Also 

a.  fin.  niiis.  of  £r>. 
Ei'uj'J)?,  -f'os  -cCf,   b,  >'/,  (fr.  fv  in, 
and  ayoi  reverence)    holy,  sa- 
cred, consecrated,  devoted,  bowid 
by  a  vow  ;  polluted,  defied,  exe- 
crable, vile,  v:ickcd,  impure ;  in 
a  state  of  uncleannn's. 
Ei'uyi^'w,  (fr.  last)  to  discharge  or 
fulfil  a  vow,  perform  n  holy  rile, 
expiate,  atone;  to  cdehr  ate  fune- 
ral obsequies,  appease,  avenge, 
Evdytaii'i,  -ari)i,  to,  and  Ei«yi<r- 
fibi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  siime)  a  celebra- 
tion or  performance  of  a  vow,  bu- 
rial or  other  rile  ;  a  memorial  ; 
an  expiation,  atonement,  offering 
for  the  dead. 
EvayKaXH^oft.ii,  f.  -icrofiai,  (fr.  cvin, 
and  uyKuXi/ the  fold  of  the  arms) 
to    take  in  the   arms,   embrace, 
clasp,  hug  ;  to  fondle,  nurse.  I  a. 
mid.  ind.  cvriyKtiXiaiiiitiv. 
Ev(iyKaXiaiiitii(.'i,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of 

last. 
Ei(iyKv\6u)  -Ci,  (fr.   saino,  and  ay- 
KvXi)  a  thons;)  lo  shout,  dart,  or 
fling  missile  weapons,  by  means 
of  a  strap  or  ihoiin.   par.   pres. 
act.  com.  n.  pi.  finyjfuXoMiTfj. 
EvayKwvlC^io,  f.  -I'lrw,  (fr.  £v  on,  and 
ayKtov    the    elbow)   to     lean    or 
rest  upon  the  elbow,    recline  or 
sit   at  meal  ;    to  incline,     bend, 
stoop. 
Ei'(iyK<i)i/<ai,  -£7c,  -£*,  -Alt.  forfi'ny- 

Kwviau),  I  f.  act.  of  last. 
'Eviiyxn(;,  (fr.    cv    in,    and   oyx} 

near)    laleli/,  just  now. 
Ein'yui,  f.  -fui,  [>.  -X''.  (ff-    s.nnip, 
and   liyio    to   lead)  to   lead    or 
brini;  in,   intra  lure  ;    to  indwe, 
persuade,  encourage,  exhort,  in- 
cite. 
Ei'u)'iiii'(C"/"n,  {fr-  IV  against,  and 
ayii'l^ofiiii  to  contend,  th.  (ij'iji' 
a  rislil)  ti  strii'c  aeainst,  oppnxr, 
resist,  pres.  inf.  mid.  cvaymvt^^ca- 
Oai. 
Evayoviof,  -ov,  b,  >';,  'fr.  ri'  in,  nnd 
ayiuv  a  public   $;nine)  about  the 
games,  engaged  in  or  fontl  if  the 
public  sports ;    dramatic,   active, 
vehement, 
EvaOXfu)  -M,   (fr.    rv   inti-ns.   nnd 
aOMu)    lo   roiitenfl)    lo   exercise 
often,  prnrlise  inwh. 
'Ev'Kor,    -ff,    -£,     inipf.     net.    of 

I'ofoi. 
Evalpiof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 


ENA 

Bi)f>lhcair)  aerial,  ain/,  living  in 
Iheair ;  hisih,  /o/iy. 

Erutpu),  f.  -(Jpu),  (jr.  ti'  intons.  nml 
alpu)  lo  carry  on  )  In  takr  oj;  cut 
off",  kill,  ilaii;  to  ricrtroy,  ron- 
ntdmr,  ruin;  to  pilltif;c,  ylnmltr, 
it]H>U.  I  a.  ind.  ;vct.  hi/pa.  1  a. 
iiid,  mid.  tiijpa/jr/i',  -u>,  -uto, 

'Evaiatiiuy  and  Erun'''/'<«'s",(lr. next) 
^th/,  agrrrahli/,  suUabli/,  convi- 
rnV)i//y,  ortlerli/. 

Eiii/or/iuv,  -Of,  4,  hi  (fr-  ff  '">  nifl 
fi?cii  fulo)  _/(i/<i/,  flcslinal,  predr- 
ttmiincd,  iiecrsstiry,  intvilahtr ; 
porlcntoti.i,  ominoun,  forelmding, 
axUtptc'l,  Jit,  proper,  bcconitnf;, 
agrccahte,  usifut ;  rrasonablc, 
jii.1t. 

EruAi)Ai'of,  -01',  h,!])  (fr-  £''  intens. 
and  uXiyKioi  liku)  I'cry  like,  rc- 
.irmlhing,  nimilar. 

El  uXVoj,  -ov,  6, 1'l,  (fr.  fv  in,  and  uXs 
the  sea)  q/'  t/ie  sea,  in  the  sta, 
marine,  nntritimc. 

EijAi'ffku)  or  Evu/N<i);ii,  f.  •tiaui,  p. 
trijAwkii,  (fr.  saniL',  and  tWioKui 
10  take)  /y  siize,  take,  lay  IwLi: 
of,    Sec  iiSicKu). 

Ei'iiXXuyij,  -r;i,  ^,  (fr.  evaXKdrTui 
to  alter)  n  cluniqe,  alteration  ;  cu- 
chmge,  tran.ifrr. 

E)'aXX'jy/i«,  -Sro;,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
chimge,  exchii7ige,  barter,  traffic , 
prirc^  e(jvivulent. 

Ei'.iXXiif,  (fr.  same)  by  way  of 
change,  in  an  altered  manner  ; 
allirnatdy,  by  turns. 

Ei';.\X/irru>,  f.  -fw,  p.  -,Y«,  (fr.  ti 
intens.  and  iWiiaau)  or  -rrw  to 
chanje)  to  chuvge,  alter,  shift. 
van/  ;  lo  exchange,  traffic,  buy 
or  sell ;  lo  alternate,  act  by 
turns. 

Eia'XXo/i«i,  (fr.  £1'  on,  and  oXXofiai 
toleiip)  to  leap  upon  ;  to  trtu'l 
upon,  trample  ;  t'l  insult  ;  to  ex- 
ult, rcjuice.  1  f  inf.  mid.  eva\cia- 
Oai. 

Ev.,XXo5,  -iv,  0,  I'l,  (fr.  IV  in,  and 
a'XXoj  another)  changeable, 
changing,  mulahlc ;  fickle,  in- 
constant ;  changed,  contrary. 

Ei'iiXciiT.-s,  n.  pi.  mas.  of  EviiXotjf, 
-ouaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  evd- 
Xu)/i(,  ol)s.  see  tj'uXiffKu. 

Ei'/'/i(XXo{,  -ou,  0,  (fr.  £v  in,  and 
a;/iX>rt  a  contest)  an  antagonist, 
opponent,  rival ;  a  match,  equal. 

'Kyaiiiia,  -iiTos,  ri,  (^r.  cv  to,  and 
avTui  to  fa.stcn  to)  a  chain,  fetter, 
band,  rnpr,  strap  ;  the  thong  used 
to  throw  the  javelin. 

ErniO/u  -li,  fr.  u'  intens.  and  af- 
Ofu),  which  sec.  per.  ind.  mid. 
cvijvuOa. 

'Evavra  and  'Evavri,  (fr.  iv  in,  and 
avri  again':! )  over  against,  oppo- 
site, before,  in  presence  of. 

EiuiTiii,  -as,  //,  viz.   j^iipa,  (fern, 
of  ivavTWi  opposite)   the  front, 
forepart,  that  part  facing  or  np- 
ponite. 
V.i'tvriiiiov,  (neut.  of  next)  oppo- 
sitely, farim  ;  adversely. 
JLvai'riiitof,  -ou,  6,  /;,  (fr.  cv  in,  airi 
ajainsi,  and  /Sw  strength)    a/l- 
verte,  hostile,  opposite ;  contrary. 


EN  A 

contradictory.  Subs,  on  adverao' 
ry,  opponent,  antagonist. 
Eidiriiii/iti'i.s,  Dor.    lor   •nviiivo;, 
par.   pres.   mid.   cont.   of  uiav- 

Kyavrior,  (nent.  of  fxiiTi'o;  con- 
trary) same  as  /iuiti. 

EidiTioTpiiyAi)  -d,  (fr.  ivavTi 
ajjainst,  and  Trpdaaui  to  act)  to  be 
of  the  other  party,  favour  the  op- 
posite faction,  diid  with  lite  enemy, 

Eidvn'of,  -(I,  -ov,  (fr.  {'I'aiTi  over 
against)  fronting,  fanne;,  fact 
to  face,  meeting,  opposite  ;  con- 
trary, contradictory  ;  adi'er.<ie, 
hostile. 

Ei'(iiri(iT-ijj,  -ijroj,  /),  (fr.  last)  con- 
trariety, ojtpositiun,  disagree- 
ment. 

Evuvrtou)  -d,  f.  -ojffo),  (fr.  cv  inlcns. 
and  avTiuu)  or  -dufiai  to  opjiose) 
to  be  against  or  contrary  tu,  op- 
pose, resist,  rross,  thwart. 

EiaiTiuifia,  -uro5,  to,  (fr.  last)  op- 
position, resistance,  rtpugnance  ; 
an  impediment,  obstacle. 

EriiiTiuj,  (fr.  cvuiTlai  opposite)  on 
the  contrary,  in  oppugitioyi  to. 

EvuvTiuiaii,  -105,  Alt.  -tuii,  I'l,  (fr. 

same)  resistance,  opposition. 
Eiufd,  -us,-£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
vdaaui. 

EvuTTcfiiKin'dTO,  Ion.  for  cvaTriiclK- 
vvvTo,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of  evu- 

TuiuKlVjIl. 

Evuzipcifofint,  f.  -ciaojiai,  p.  cvatti)- 
p;iff/iai,  (fr.  fi'  on,  cTTo  from,  and 
cu!,i(^w  to  prop)  to  be  fastrnerl  or 
Jixcd  in  ;  to  lean,  rent  or  stanil 
upon  ;  tojix  upon,  brand. 

EniTTotkikTu/ji,  f.  -fici^ui,  (fr.  same, 
and  CidKvvfii  to  show)  to  point 
out,  show,  exhibit;  to  dimonslrate, 
prove,  explain. 

EvavoOvfdKw,  f  -c,njxm,  fr.  same, 
and  ^v'.cKui,  which  see. 

Eva-oKvl^cvui,  f.  -cvBui,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kvj3;vw  to  play  at  dice)  <o 
be  addicted  lo  dice,  game,  gam- 
ble. 

Era-!to\nfili(hu),  f.  -Xvi^o/iui,  (fr. 
same,  anil  Xanfidvui  to  take)  to 
cut  iff,  inter'Cjit ;  catch,  take 
unawares,  surprise. 

EvuTTo-vhit,  f.  -tvero),  (fr.  same, 
and  Tviu)  to  breathe)  to  bruUhi 
or  /'/oil!  upon  ;  to  breathe  his  last, 
breathe  forth  ;  to  linger  in  death, 
expire  in  torture,  be  worn  out  I  y 
calamities. 

Evairon'Oi)^!,  f.  -Onaw,  (fr.  same, 
and  n'Ov/ii  to  place)  lo  put  by  or 
aside,  put  away,  lay  down  ;  to 
resign,  give  up,  give  over,  leave 

off: 

EvaTTTiii,  f.  -^w,  P-  iviipa,  (fr. 
same,  and  cirTw  to  touch)  to  tie 
to,  bind,  fix,  fasten,  annex,  join ; 
lo  kindle,  light  up.  Ei-iirro^ai, 
to  dress,  clothe  one's  self,  wear, 
have  on.  par.  per.  pass,  cvrijijii- 

V0(. 

'Evnoa,  -ij}v, rn,  (fr.  cvaipoi  to  cut 
off,  or  cv  in,  and  dp>is    battle) 
spoil,  plunder,  pillage. 
Ei'ipyti,  Dor.  for  fv)5py£i,  3  sin. 
J     cont.  impf,  act,  oiivioyiia. 
(200) 


ENA 

Eropy/a)j|  (fr.  next)  plainly,  c/eorw 
/(/,  di.ilinctly  ;  openly,  publicly. 

Evupyiif,  -ioi  -uvi,  b,  >i,  (If.  tv  in, 
and  upydj  while)  evident,  viaui- 
Jist,  plain,  clear,  distinct ;  open, 
public, 

EvdpcTos, -ov,  6,1%  (fr.  same,  and 
uptT;;  virtue)  virtuou.i,  good, 
correct,  pure,  innoce7tl,  up- 
right. 

Eiiipils,  -(oi  -ovi,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  (I'poi  to  til  )y/r7/i,  compact. 

Ev(ipr)i,  -f'oj  -vi'i,  !),  If,  (Ir.  same, 
and  rrpii  a  curse)  under  a  curse, 
stain  or  pollution,  uncliati,  im- 
pure;  bail,  wickid,  lile,  exe- 
crable, abominable,  halijul,  odi- 
ous, 

EvdpiCi  for  cvaoics,  n.  pi.  mas.  of 
lasl. 

Ei'opi'^u),  f.  -i(o),  p.  -iX",  (fr-  Ci'ol- 
poi  locut  otlj  or  IV  ill,  ai.d  u'p»/; 
war)  to  kill,  slay,  slaughter  ;  lo 
.ipoil,  strip,  plunder,  pillage, 
sack, 

EvuptOiiiui  -Cj,  f.  -ijffu),  (fr.  cv  in, 
and  I  pid^/u  lo  couiil)  lo  reckon 
among,  count  up  with  ;  to  com- 
pull,  rulculatc. 

EviipiO/iJ/ros,  (fr.  last)  counted  up, 
enuviratid,  reckoned.  Or,  for 
iivaptOfirjTog. 

EviipiOnwi  and  EiripiO^os,  -ov,  h, 
!j,  (tr.  same)  reel onid  among, 
counted  upon,  tstei  med. 

Evapi/jfiporof,  -ov,  b,  '],  (fr.  cvuipu, 
to  cut  fff",    and   jipurli  I.iinii  n 
savage,  murderous.  £ubs,  aman- 
slaycr,  homicide. 

Eviipi(a,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Eviipi^ijilti,-oii,-oi,  I  a.  opt.  act. 

<<i   Cflipi^OI. 

Ei'«'pK£(7rt,  -«$,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  ict.  of 

VlipKill>, 

Evupfiiit^ui,  f.  -u>au),  p.  cvipfiuKn, 
(fr.  £1'  in,  and  I'tpfiuC'^  '"  f")  '" 
apply,  put  to,  join,  adapt ;  to  set, 
compose  ;  to  sing. 

Evapudvini,  -ov,  b,  !;,  (fr.  same, 
and  upiiSvtoi  agreeing)  nicely 
fitlins;,  well  adapted,  si.itablc ; 
musical,  harmonious. 

Eyapiii)i,ai,  Dor.  for  tvup^i6aat,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  of  ci-ap^iiy^u). 

Ei'Hpfu'fiei'os,  ->7,  -01',  par.  1  a.  mid. 
o'  tvdo)(Ofiai. 

'Evdpov  for  ivjtpov  or  ^vnpov,  -£f, 
-£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  tvuipw. 

Evnnipipoi  or  Ei'npt7<^<ip')S,  -ov,  b, 
(fr.  f'viipu  spoil's,  and  (/<fpw  to 
carry)  a  spoiler,  plunderer,  rob- 
ber of  the  dead. 

Evapx^fOh  f-  -i"l'"h  (fi"-  "'  intens. 
and  rfp\o/m(  to  begin)  to  make  a 
heginntng,  commenrc,  set  out; 
to  attempt,  undertake,  take  upon. 
1   a.  iriiii.  ind.   cv>;p^dpT]V  par. 

fl'«pf«'/.l£10S' 

EviicO'iv,  -i;s,  -n,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
—  'Kvoaaii,  Evaaanijrjv,  Poet, 
for  ivaaa,  act.  and  cvaadjuiv, 
mid.  1  a.  ind.  of  raw  for  v«i'w. 

'Eiuro;,  -i;,  -ov.  Poet,  for  ('i'i'«tos. 

Evavihi,  -f'o?  -"'■'«)  ^1  hi  (ff-  '»'  '"> 
and  avfih  voice)  having  voice, 
vocnl,  articulate ;  living,  breath- 


ENA 


ENA 


EvavXt^oftat,  f.  -icouai,  (fr.  cv  injEv^tiVrj/j,  -ou,  o,  (fr.  last)  an  in 
^nd  uvki^Ofiat  to  lodge)  lo  resort 
to,   vviU ,     to    Mge  at,   anjourit, 
reside  for   a  v  hile ;  to  rest,  stop, 
st4iy,  v;ait.  pur.    1  a.  mid.  ji/uv- 

"EiuuXuf,  -ov,  h, )),  (fr.  same,  and 
avAd;  a  pipe)  playing  or  sound- 
ing on  a  pipe  or  flageolet,  musi- 
ral,  singing;  reechoing,  riverU- 
raline,  resoumtins,  muriiiuring, 
rotring ;  ringing  in  the  ears. 
Also  subs,  a  ditrk,  drain,  trench; 
a  bed,  channel  ;  a  stream,  tor- 
rent. 
'EwicXof,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  same,  and 
avXfi  a  'b!d)  a  stable,  fdd,  cole ;  a 
residence,  home ;  a  haunt,  re- 
sort. 
E»au(»/'mi,  f.  -ati^i'iau),  p.  -tjv^iiKii, 
(fr.  IV  inlens.  i.nd  uv^nnj  lo  aug- 
ment) to  enlarge  much,  innta.i( 
in  ;  to  breed  up  or  educate  in 
'Kfiivcaa,  -Sto;,  ri,    (fr.    next)   ii 

spark,  rmhtr.i ;  fuel,  coal. 
Evuvu),  f.  -iitaiii,  Cr.  fvinttns.  and 
avm  to  dry)  to  light  up,  kindle, 
inflame,  excite. 
E,yaq>iriiti,  f.  -tiaut,  p.  -tua,  (fr.  fr 
in,  avb  from,  and  Xqpn  to  .send) 
to  ptit  i>T  thrust  in,  insert ;  to  in- 
termix, inlermingte,  put  among ; 
to  send  AWay  lo. 
EvMf,  Dor.  "for  EvfriU,  -Vos,  ,/ 

Endeif,  a  woman's  name. 
"EvfiitK()vi,-voi,  b,t'j,  (fr.  cf  in,  and 

fiifov  a  tear)  in  tears,  v:eejjing. 
Kviariofitt  -ovftat,  f.   -riaofim,   (fr. 
<v  among,  and  iarinfiat  to  share) 
to  diiide  among,  share,  allot;  to 
explain,  interpret  ;  to  cut  with  re- 
proaches,   upbraid;    to    scatter, 
disperse. 
Evo£i^ii/i/i'Of ,  -ij,  -OV,  par.  of  Ev'/c^u- 
^111,  per.  pass.  —  Kvflf'VKa,  per. 
md.  act.  of  tvi^i'Ki)  or  ivfvia. 
'E.vfihi  -It,  f.  cvf'ir'iati,  I  a.  tvc^ftjac, 
(impcrs.  fr.  ivf>iui  lo  be  wanting) 
ii  IS  necrsnary,  it  is  needful,  there 
wtnts,  it  ought. 
Ev^ifi!,  -fo(  -oTif,  h,  fi,  (fr.  ivS/ut  to 
be     warning)      indigent,     poor, 
needy,   distressed;  wantine,  de- 
flrient,   fallen     short,     inferior. 
Comp.   iviiiartpof,   sup.   -iara- 

TOf. 

'Ev^cia,-a!,  fi,  (fr.  last)  need,  want, 

poi-rrtt/,  penury^  iiuUgence  ;  lack, 

fiiilurr,  ilrflcienry. 
'Evfiuyti'i,  -aro(,  tJ,  «nd  'EfVifii, 

-io(,   Alt.    -luif,   fi,   (fr.   rifxl)   a 

show,  display,  exhihition ;  prorf, 

evidenre,  demonstration ;  an  im- 

pritrhmrnl. 
E»'''f'Vi'i'//(  or  Ei'^fiit»'<''ui,  {(t.  tv  m- 

tenn.  and  i^dVi'K^ii  or-vuilosliow) 

tn  shnw^  jioint  nut,  demonstrate  ; 

to  display,   exhihtl,  show  mil,  set 

qfT;    lo  drmmncr,  accuse.      El'- 

itiKvvfiai,   to  rrhOiil    or    display 

one  s  self,  <//•/,  do,  perform,  pren. 

paw.  ind.  3  pi.  tvftlicvvvTaf  inf. 

tveiilmvaOni.  p'T.  pan*.  ivHf.tiy- 

fini.  I   f.    mid.   i>!'ii^ofint.    1   a. 

miH.   ind.  cvtitiiiifiTiy,  -u,  -on)' 

tmpr,   tvfici^ai,  -aoOu'  sub.  tv- 

ftt(u>iiat,  -rj,  -tirni. 
Cc 


former,  di^conrtr,  accuser 
£tfc.KTO,  by  Sync,  for  citfiltiKro, 

S  sin.  pper.  pass,  of  same. 
Ex'ii^aatiui,  inf.   —  EiicKacOc,  2 
pi.    impr.     —    Kvui^iofint,    -t), 
-rirai,  sub.  I  a.  mid.  of  tvitUvv- 

'"/ 
'Evrti^if,  -lo;,   Alt.  -eu};,  /;,  a.  fi- 

Sci^tv,  see  (viiiyjia. 

"Ei't^tnu,  indecl.  (fr.  tv  one,  and 
('f'/id  I  en)  eleven. 

'EvhunKts,  (fr.  last)  eleven  times. 

'EvfUKuTUi,  -rj,  -ov,  (fr.  sume)  the 
ell  tenth. 

Eyfh-iadu,  Ion.  for  tvi^i^ecQai, 
prts.  inf.  mid.  of tiff^o^ui. 

Ei.'£>f;^£ia,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  per- 
fection, Juiness,  completeness ; 
constancy^  assidviti;,  continuance. 

Er^cXtxii^  -<i)  (fr.  ne\l)  to  use  dili- 
gence, be  constant,  ptrsevtre, 
persist ;  to  employ  much,  use 
frecjuenlly. 

Evit\t)(hii  -fog  -ov;,  b,  »/,  Att.  for 
ivreXiy^fif,  {fr.  tv  in,  riXo;  the 
end,  and  /_^(u  to  huve)  pcrfct, 
complete,  finished  ;  active,  dili- 
gent ;  constant. 

EihXeX.'i'^i  *•  -''<"^7  ('"'■•  same)  in 
perpitwile,  persist,  persevere,  con- 
tinue at,  with  or  in. 
EvfcXe)(taiio;,  -oP,   o,  fi,  {fr.   last) 
diligence,    eissiduity,  constancy, 
perseverance,  continuance. 
EvfeXe^wi,  (fr.  evficXixns  diligent) 
ilihgently,   cojistunlly,  pirsever- 
inely. 
Ev(5/firt,  (neut.  pi.  of  next)    elex- 
terously,   successfully  ;    conveni- 
ently, aptly,  fltly  ;    luckily,  for- 
tunately. 
Ei"5/fi«{,  -a,  -01',  (fr.  tv  on,  and 
i!f'fio{  ri^hl-handed)  on  the  right 
hand,  to   the  rieht  side;    lucky, 
fortunate,  happy ;  successful, fa- 
vouratile,  prosperous. 
Evi^i'ofiaijf.  -I'lCOjxai,  see  tvfio). 
'Evhdfia,  -uToi,  rb,  (fr.    ivUm  tn 
tie  up)  a  hand,   bond,  fastening, 
rirpe,  chain  fetters,  &c.  conflnc- 
menl,  imprisonment. 
Evitaiifut  -(3,  f.  -t'laui,  and  Ei'(5{<r- 
^cCu,  f.  -ivavi,  {fr.  same)  to  bin/l 
in,  tie  up,  wrap  together,  infold  ; 
to  entangle,  embarrass,  implicate, 
'Evicafio;,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  cv  inlens. 
and   /iiojtbi   -i  chain)    a    tying, 
binding,    fastening ;      a    band, 
chain,  feitcr,    knot;    a   bundle, 
jiarcrl,  package,  purse,  scrip ;  a 
chist  ;     a  prison,  chamber. 
Evfi)(tTai,  (im[icrp.  of  next)  it  is 
lawful,    atloiralitc  or   possible,  it 
may  be,  it  admits. 
Ev  iy^oitiii,  f.  -[.0)101,  p.  tyh'fiyiiai, 
(fr.  IV  in,  and  (li-^ojiai  lo  lake) 
to  take  in,  t/ike  upon,  undertake  ; 
tn  admit,  allow,   pirmit.   3  sin. 
prcs.  ind.  ivfil-)(trni. 
Ei''ijf"//jvo{,  -n,  -01',  (paf.  prcs.  of 
ln»( )  allowable,  lawful ;  probabU, 
passible. 
Evi'iytiiiiKof,   (fr.    hnt)  probably; 

as  much  as  possible. 
Ei'i^/u   -u>,  f.  -•BUI,  (fr.  IV  in,  and 
liii)  lo  bind)  '«  ''""/  <",  '"  up, 
(201) 


ENA 

urap  or  fold   in;  to  tie,  hind 
fasten,  ronfne,  straiten. 
Ei'(?f(<)  -w,  1.   -I'jcui,  fr.    IV  intens. 

ar.d  (5fi<),  to  wur.l,  which  see. 
Eviripiw  -a,  f.  -ijcui,  p.  uetHitiiKa, 
(fr.  £1'  iin.Ong,  and  ('^;uoj  pcojiie) 
to  he  at  home,  dwill,  liee  at,  inha- 
bit, abide,  reside. 
Evei'iinos,  -ov,  b,  l/,  (fr.  same)  en- 
diinic,    eiideniirul  or    endtviial, 
ptruliar    to     certain     rai:ks    of 
people. 
Eicitfivi,  -ov,  b,  )'],  (fr.    san;e)  at 
home,  in  one's    own    country  ; 
domestic,  private. 
EviiiiuaKi^v,  Ion.  !br  triiaov,  impf. 

acl.  ol  ni^idui. 
Ei  t'iu(3rfX,\u,  f. -u^(i),  p.  ti^iafiiP' 
X}iKu,{fr.  (vii  tins,  and  t^iu/jd>Au 
to  slander)  lo  calumniate ;  to  ac- 
cuse, impeach;  to  oppose,  thuart, 
resist.  . 

EviidQiTOi,  -ov,  6,  ;;,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
ftuTtdni"   to    dispose)    inlemalf 
inwaril,  inside. 
Krf.iaOfiv-ru),  (fr.  tv   intens.    and 
iidflpu-Tu  to  pamper)  to  abuse 
wantonly    or    by  vicious   indul- 
gence ;  to  use   for  gratiflration. 
EvUiudpvTTToiiai,    to  tiflrimt  ;    to 
scorn,    i/isduin.    pres.  inf.    pass. 
evStaOpvTTTtcdat. 
EvfnaiTiioitiii  -Cifiai,  (fr.  tv  in,  ana 
diaiTiiofiut  to  (iweW)  to  stay,  due  II, 
risi<le  ul,lit-ein;  to  delay,  tarry, 
continue  at. 
Eihtairpiitb),  f.  -^\ii,  (fr.  tv  intens. 
and  fiiavpinui  10  excel)  tojrac- 
tise,  exircisc,flt,  jnpare,  I  ain. 
Eir'(uTp('/3ai,  f.  -4ui,  (fr.  same,  and 
iiuTpiliii)  to  remain)   to   remain 
in ;  to  dwell  upon,  spend  much 
time  about. 
Ev(idu)  -u,  (fr.  I'l^ios  noontide)  to 
rest,  retire  or  slerj)  at  noon,  with- 
draw into  ihe  shade,  shun   the 
heat ;  to  delay,   wait,   stay,  pass 
or  spend  time. 
EviiidaKo),   f.  -^o),   p.   fvMii5(ij^a, 
(fr.  fv  intens.    and   hi^daKu)    to 
tiach)    to  inxtruct,    inform,  im- 
prove ;  to  inculcate,  impress. 
Ei'<^ii'i5i"ii,prrs.  inf.  acl.  ofeyfiiuyfti. 
Evitf<v(TKij),  (frcquciil.  fr.  £idii«    lo 
cnlcr)    to  put  on,  dress,  dUhe. 
EifiK^voKoiiiii,  lobe  dressed,  clothe 
one's  self ;  to  assume,  take  upon. 
im()f.  mid.  cvi^K^vaKAfitiv. 
Eii'i'i^u)//!,  f.  -fdjcui,  (fr.  fvin,  and 
U^ioiti     lo    pive)    tn    deliver   to, 
charge,     intrust,     put    into     Ihe 
hands;   to    supply,    ministir    to, 
q/Tord  ;  to  give  in,  yield,  tvhnil, 
give  up,  give  way  to,  let  Innsc. 
R I'l' 11(711 1',  3  pi.  impf.  ni-i.  of  fwUij- 
/<(.   Or  3pl.  2a.  iii<l.  ud.  offi- 
EvMnfi,  same  as  cv('^iaoi.     Or  per- 
haps fr.  IV  inlens.  and  <^(i.),  whi<  li 
•ec. 
%vittriiii,f.  -i^ii'iato,  p.  ti'(Vfi«rn,  (fr, 
tv  in,  i^iii  Ihroiiyh,  and  Itijii  to 
HPnd)  /"  send  <iir  "r  away,  dis- 
miss, discharge ;     to   let  ofT,    let 
out,  let  go ;  to   set  on    as  <logs, 
animate,  instieati,  excite. 
EvUnoi,  -"',  n,  ''/,   U!-'''!  i'"Pl-  for 


EN:^ 


ENA 


iUaio!,  (fr.  same,  and  ^/ici;  jus-'     tary  ;  causing,  moving,  inatigat 
Uco)  juxt,  hontsl,  vjiright,  good,       trig. 


sincirr. 
Ei(^iiii,  -<ii»',  Tu,  (fr.  liiov  vitliin) 
//((■  iiiltsliiiix,  huiivU,  all  ieni'itli 
the  skin,  thr  Jlish. 
Eii^oi',  -ov,  TU,  (iiiiit.  of  next)  a 

stop,  rest,  iteliii/,  pnuse, 
Kviwf,  -II,  -Of,  (It  noon,  noontide, 

midiliiy,  mcriilian, 
Ei^oyiri)?,  -f  i  -off,  b,  h,  (ff-  Mov 
willim,   and  yivofim   lo   be)  in- 
nate,   natural,  inbred,   inherent; 
horn  in  or  at,  home-born,  home- 
hre'l. 
"EvluOtv,  and  Poet.  "Rv^oBt,  (fr. 
snnit)yro77i  within,  from  the  in- 
side ;  imvardly,  inlcrmdly. 
Eipor,  Dor.  for  Mov. 
Eii'>«'i^u»,  f.  -uffw,  fr.   tv  intens. 

:ind  ^uiii^'o),  which  see. 
'Evf'uiaaifib^  Hnd  Ei^oiuffrdf,  -ov,  h, 
li,   (fr.  next)   douhtful,    dvlAnun, 
vnrerlam  ;    wavering,    variable, 
/i<-kle. 
Ei^»iiiff/jd;,  -ori,  fi.  and  Et'^ofari;, 
-("5,   Au.  -£ii){,  i5,  (fr.  fc^oin'^u) 
to  doubt)  doubt,  hesitation  ;  un- 
certainty, suspense  ;  perplexity  ; 
mistrust,     suspicion,     apprehen 
sion. 
Er^  TJa-^ny,  Dor.  for 
'Ei'^uiiiixfii-ov,  b,  (fr.  fi'Joi' within, 
and  ^d-)(^iifiui   to  fioht)   quarrel- 
some or  conlenlinus  at  home, 
Ei^ofitn'ii,  -uiv.  Til,  (fr.  same,  and 
phiii  to  remain,  or  fr.  cv  in,  and 
idfioi  a  liouse)_/i/(tii(ure,  house- 
hold atiiff,  moveables. 
'Er/i6fi'l<!'i-  -c'f,  Att.  -eu)j,//,  (fr.  ti- 
in,  and  Snulu}  to  build)  a  feuiW- 
ing,    structure,   edijice ;     a  pile, 
mound,  buttress,  prop, 
Ei^u/iv,\;/o)  -i,   (fr.   ivSov  within, 
and  I'v^Ai  a  re<;ess)  to  lurk,  lie 
hid,  be  concealed  within 
Ei'^s/ii1;^of,  -oil,  b,fi,  (fr.  same)  in- 
ward,   inside  ;    retired,    ludden, 
sheltered,  concealed. 
'Enroll,  (fr.  £v  in)  in,  inside,  within, 
inwudly.      Tu    iviov,    the    in- 
side. 
'Erfo^d^w,   r   -aau),   p.  eiireo^uKa, 
(fK  cv  inlens.   and  iij^a  praise) 
ton^lorify,  celehrnle,  praise,  extol. 
per.    p.iss.    tv?it^6^iiafiai.      1   a. 
pa-'s.  ind.  tvic,iti,da9riv. 
Ev^o^'iffSiji'tti,  inf.  —  Ei'(^ofiiff0w, 

-^;, -i),  sub.  1  a.  pass,  of  last. 
'Ei'i!o(«{,  -ov,  h,  ri,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 
io^'i    fame)    noted,    remarkable, 
weU-knoum,  frimous,    itluslri'ius, 
reni^fped  ;  glorious,  honourable, 
rjdendid ;  generous,  high  spirited, 
noble  ;  principal,  rhirf. 
Evi'ufuf,   (fr.  last)  glorimudy,  fa- 
mously, splendidly  ;   nobly,  ge- 
ntrmisly, 
'E.v^aaOia,  -ur,  T«,  (fr.  I'l'^ov  within) 
Oie  intestines,  entrailt,  bowels 


'EicVoi?,  -lOf,  Alt.  -fuis",  »';,  (fr. 
same)  remissioji,  abulement,  re- 
laxation, cessation,  interval;  u 
transmission,  dthviry,  charge. 

Er^drfpiif,  -a,  -ov,  conip.  Eii^dni- 
Tof,  ->;,  -ci',  sup.  (ft.  iihiiv  with- 
in)  inner,  intiriar  ;  inntrmost. 

Ei'i^oTf'/iuif,  comp.  Eit^oTiiruis,  sii| 


ENE 

E)'/,'3ffXov,  -tj,  -t,  2  R.  ind.  act.  o( 

i^/idXAu). 
Ei'»V)»)t',  ->;5,  -i;,  3  |)1.  -jitjifav,  2  a. 

iiid.  iicl.  of  ifijiiiivui. 
Eij/j'i^iiffu,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

En'/^Acrui',  impf.  —  Ei'/jifXt^u,  1  a. 
iiid.  ad.  of  f/ijS.X/rw. 


Ei't/3pi/ij;c"'/";'',  -w,  -iiTo,  1  a.  iiid. 

mid. —  K>t|jp  /luiiTo,  3  pi.  colli. 

(fr.   last)   more  inicanlly,  iiihr-\      impf.  pass,  nt  f^i/j^ji^n'ofim. 

iinlly,  deeply,  thoroughly.  jErfyyurfw  -w,  fr.  tuiilens.  and  ty- 

Ei'(^pi'oi', -ou,   ri,  (fr.   iv  in,  and'     yurfw,  which  sec. 

(^ff  an  oak)  the  pith.  \Kvtyyvricn,  Ion.   for  £i'ijy)i!i;<ro,  1 


'Eif^puov,   -ov,  rb,   and    'Eii^puns, 
-01),  b,  (fr.   same)  </ic  /«r(7H  of  ii 
plough  ;  a  plough;  the  pule,  yoke, 
cross  trees  of  a  cart,  &c. 
EiipviiSilS,    -toi    -ovi,    b,    (';,    (fr. 
same)  planted  tvith  oaks,  voody. 
ZvfvKfuii,  Poet,  readily,  willingly  , 
carefully,  diligently,  attentively ; 
humanity,  kindly. 
'Kih'fxa,  -aro?,  ri,  (fr.  ivivij)  to  put 
oil)     raiment,     apparel,     dress, 
clothing  ;  a  garment,  coat.  d.  pi. 
tvf^ifxaat. 
'Ei'iu/ii,  same  as  evhivusy  2  a.  ind. 

act.  tvilivv,  -Df,  -V. 

Ev'^i''|U(o<;,  corrupted  for  tvOw^'ioj. 

Ei'^ut'Ofirfu)  -(S,f.  -aiiTu,  p.  £i'^t6iira'- 

fiuxu,  (fr.  £1'  intens.  and  iuvaj)6{ii 

to    strengthen)     to    corroborati . 

strengthen,     cimfirm,     establish. 

Evhvnfjidopini     -oPfiiK,     to    grou 

strong,  gam  strength,  be  able  ;  to 

prevail,  overcome.    1  a.  ind.  act. 

tvtivrnftuxTa.  impf.  pass,  tvtivva- 

liio6iJir]V  -ovtiiiv,  -6ov  -ov,  -6iru-uX>- 

To.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  cvecvi'nijdiOriv. 

Ei'i^iii'oi'Tus,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 

ercvi  'ji. 
Ef^ui'Tfs,  n.  pi.  of  Ei'Ouf,  -von,  -vv, 
par.  pr>s.  or  2  a.  act.  of  ivivfii, 
same  as 
Ei'i^i'tw,  Evi^tjo),  and  Ei'^tio/ini  or 
'Ei(^ijf<i,f.  -I'lTu),  p.  ivHhiKa,  (fr. 
£1'  inlet. i.  and  (5viw,&c.  to  enter) 
to  go  in,  enter  into,  penetrate  ; 
to  creep  or  steal  m  ;  to  put  on, 
clothe,  dress,  be  clad  ;  to  invist. 
endue,  confer.  1  a.  act.  ind.  £u'- 
fvaa'  impr.  hSvaov.  2  a.  act.  ind. 
tvffvr,  -vi,  -V  par.  cvfivi,  -lea, 
-vv.  per.  pass.  ind.  tvf'ilvfiaf 
par.  cvh^vfifvof.  1  a.  mid.  ind. 
tvtf'vadiiiiv  impr.  ev^iaat'  f'.'.b. 
tvfivawfiai,  in  2  pi.  cv^vanoOf  inf 
cv^vaarOaf  par.  evMiarluevos. 
'Evi'ii'),  (fr.  fi'  in,  and  ovo  two)  in 
two  minutes,  immediately,  quick- 
ly, speedily,  hastily. 
Kvivovai,  3   pi.  pres.  ind.   act.  of 

tl'&VIJl. 

Eiii'f,  -Sera,  -vv,  Kvivadfievo;,  -Vi 

-ov,  see  tvi^iiiu. 
V:,vfiv<7aaOat,  inf  —  Ev^uiTOfifvot 
-n,  -ov,  par.  —  Ei'i^t^iroo-Oc,  2  pi, 
impr.  1  a.  mid. — Ei'^i'ff'iTt,  samt- 
act.  —  Evi^fJowfiai,  -rt,  -riTat,  pi. 
'Evri'iirlfiov,  -oi ,  tJ,  (neut.  of  next)  i  -aiUptOa,  -C'lcdr.,  1  a.  sub.  mid. 
«n  exordium,  preface  ;  a  besin-^  of  cvciiiu  or  fir'i'u. 
nine,  outset  ;  encouragement, I'ZviviTii,  -lof,  Alt.  -tuj,  >'li  (fr- 
incentive;  an  occasion,  cause,\  tv^vvm  to  put  on)  clothing, 
source.  I     dress,    habiliment ;    the  wearing 

'Rvidaifiof,   -ov,   h,  fi,  (fr.  £v6Wci)//(|     of  clothes. 

to  remit)  gratuitous,  free,  voluri-lZvoiu,  see  tvivvio. 

(202) 


a.  Mid.  act.  of  lasl. 
'Eifyyi'j,  fr.  £1'  intens.  and  £y)-i'f, 

whicii  see. 
EviyKavTo,  Ion.  for  ;;ii/ y^aVTO,  3  pi. 

1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  'Ei'fykoi',  Inn. 

ibr  ))i£y(foi',  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
EiiyKdi,  obs.  see  ^/pw.  1   a.  act. 

ind.    I'lVtyKu,  in  3  pi.    t'liryKuv 

impr.  fi'£y(foi', -o'tW  inf.  £rjy*oi" 


par.  £>£y«n'f.  2  a.  act.  ind.  ^ify- 
Koi'  in(.  tviyKc'iv'  par.  ftfyxwi'.  1 
a.  mid.  ind.  ijvcyKiifitjv,  -u>,  -aro' 
inf.  ti'tykdoflui. 
Ei'£^£/?nTO,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

crfiiiKvv^i. 
Kvr^'iiov,  3  sin.  impf  act.  of  tvK- 

duifii'  as  if  from  iiiifio). 
Evcf'if'vaKiTo,  3  sin.  impf.  pass,  of 

ii'ii6vaKuj. 
Ei  f'l^pa,  -as,  t),  ar.d  'Ei'£<^pov,   -ov, 
tA,  (fr.  cv  in,  and  If'pu  a  scat)  an 
ambush,    amlmscaae,    lying    in 
v-ait  ;  treachery. 
EiTi'pftUjf  -£i5<Ti<),  p.  £i')/('p£D»fa,(fr. . 
same)  to  lie  in  wait,  set  an  am- 
bush;   lo    ensnare,    deceive,  be- 
tray, pres.   ind.   act.   3  pi.   £i'£- 
f:pivuv(Ti.  par.  pres.  act.  £i£i^pfw- 
u)v,  n.  pi.  -ovre;,    1   a.  act.   ind. 
cvi'^pivaa'  impr.  cviSptvoov. 
'Ei'£i^p)5.  -01),  6,^,  (fr.  same)  hid- 

den,  retired. 
Zfiff.vv,  -I)?,  -V,  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Evih'aa,  -ai,-t,ir\  3   pi.   cviiv- 
cav,  1  a.  ind.  act. — Kvi^vaaade, 
2  fil.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  fii^t'iu). 
Ei£oi)1"i/(o5to,    3  sin.    com.   impf. 
pass.  — KvelvvafiMn,  3  sin.  -/lu- 
Orjaiiv,  3  pi.   1   a.  ind.   pass.  — 
Ei'£i5uvn'fuio"'>,  -"5i    -£)    J  ^'    '"d. 
act.  of  tv^vvufidu}. 
KviciKa,  forivtiKa,  see  cviUu. 
KvhKiv,  Poet,  and  Ion.  for  evnxcv, 

3 sin.  1  a.  ind.  art.  of  ninyi. 
Zvinv,  Ion.  for £1'^!',  impf  oi ivcijn, 

to  be  in. 
Ek0  !s,  -ETffrt,  -Iv,   par.  —  'Evidq- 

vnt,  inf  1  a.  pass,  of  ivirjin. 
EviOnKa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

lVTiOr]j)i. 

ZnOiC'o,  f.  -^rrw,  (fr.  £v intens.  and 
£Oi(aj  to  accustom)  to  inure,  ha- 
bituate, accustom  ;  lo  practise, 
train. 

F.vil'p'xj)  ,  act.  Kvt.0pi4/diiriv,m\(i. 

1  a.  ind.  of  cvrpiipui. 
ZvtOvpiOvv,  -ns,  -n,  •  »•  ind.  pass. 

of  tvOvjxiojial. 
Ev£iViw,  f   -coiini,   (fr.  £>-  on,   and 
£i',^uj  10  see)   to  look  at,  upon  or 
into,  behold,  pry  into ;  to  examine, 
survey,   observe,  view,   consider 

2  a.  ind.  act.  ivcdov  or  Iviiov. 


ENE 


Vivthv,  -ijj)  "71  pres.  opt.  of  ivtijti,]     itnpf.  mid.  —  Kvcjf'iOriv, 
to  oi  «'».     Ur,  i  a.  opt.    act.   of      1  a.  in  i.  pasi.  of  vijiui. 


'ZviKa,  Poet,  for  cMKa. 

'Y.vuKi,  -aj,  -t,  per.  iiiJ.  act.  of 
ciinnt.     S;'j  ilso  naxt. 

EvC'.K,!),  Poet,  for  ti/fyKji,  obs.  1  a. 
act.  ml.  Of£i<j,  lu  3  pi.  i'ivclk^v, 
bjt  la.i.  tvt.ica,  ani  ivuKdV  opt. 
{vtu-xc^n  -JtJi  -ai,  ail  J  rE>}\ 
ivtiKiia,  -£:nj,  -£(£•   sub.  tiEiJCu), 


ENE  ENE 

■15>  •'?»l     '"  ?^^'^'  or  work  in  ;  to  product 

I     or  cause  lo  i,e  in ;  to  engaider, 

EyeuipOui,  fr.  IV  imens.  and  t^(^viu,      generate,  beget. ^ 

wnich  see.   pros,  in;"    p^as.  tv-  Evt'pyfia,  -  ij,  >';,  (fr.  ei-tpyi);  power- 

c/i'^u£ff9ai.  I     i'ai)  fjrce,  poicer,  efficiici/,  i\rtue, 

KvcvrtKoyru,  for  £i/v£i/.-;»coi'ra.  energy,  ijfecluul  working  or  ooe- 

Evtv/'irj,  Ion.   fof  cvcvonro,  3  sin. '      raliun. 

pper.  pASSoftofu.  lEvEpyiuJ  -w,  f.  -jjotui,  p.  fv-jpyijco, 

Ei-fn-tyi  Ion.  and  Eiivfrrc,  Att.  j      (tr.  same)  to  operate,  act,  work. 


for  ritii-xTC,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of 


!j,-,-r  inf.  osiicac  p-r.  ivUKai.\Zvevjounti>,  1  p^.  cont.  impf.  act. — 

KvivjKaa.,  lou.  for £i£i'7^ic ifft,  3 
pi.  per.  inJ.  act.  — Eiekujito,  tor 
cvcuirjiiro,  3  pi.  ppcr.  pass,  of  £v- 

VO^ol 


E,vctX(j  -(j5,  f.  -7<ru>,  p.  EWjXijK-J,  (fr- 
£v  i:i,  in  1  ci\cji  or  u\ij}  to  roll) 
to  r*;.',  wr  i^j  or  /oii  u;)/  to  en- 
I'etVj,  rac'tr,  Ai  /e  ;  to  entangle, 
iwiloe.     1  a.  in  J.  act.  EffiAij- 


ie  emphyed  in  ;  to  ffftct,  ptrform, 
ful/il,  accomplish;  lo  act  iiUer- 
nal'y,  produce  in,  cause  lo  ariie 
in.  1  a.  ind.  act.  eviipyn"^' 
impf.  pass,  ivrify^onvv  -^iif<i;i', 
-t'ou  -oS,  -f£rj  -tiro.  per.  pass. 
inJ.  ivi',pyi]u:ti. 


Ev  ^'ouiiajo/iai,  f.  -airj^iai.  p.  £i'£;- .Evcpyr;,  a.  sui.   mas.   or  neut.  pi 
ovaiiaiiai,  {ir.  cv  in,  and  t^ivaia       cont.  of £wp/« 


a  I,  -as,  -£. 
'Eizifi  t,  -aj,  -£,  3  pi.  'EvEi/iOV,  1  a. 

Ill  J.  act.  oi'  vi^ut. 
'E^EififKi  Poet,  for  intaiitv,  1  pi. 

prj-i.  of 
'E-.uiit,  f.  -honai,  (fr.  tv  in,  and 

ci;i(  to  be)  ^<  />«  t'l,  wic/iin,  at  or 

a,nM!f ;  iJ  t.'nni,  ia'ii')it,  dwsl. 

in.    'E:£<rri,  EiJira,  see  in  their 

places. 
'Ei'£i;i4,  f.  •djojiit,  p.  -£<<!,    (."r. 

8im3,  and  fTji  to  go)  to  5^0  t;i, 

eoijf .  2  a.  in  1.  itn  rj. 
Emj,  -■lai;  •yj,  P-ir.  2  a.  act.  — 

E\iSi3)xi,  per.  iiif.  pj.ss.  ohviniJit. 
'Ev£ti7t,  3  pi.  pred.  ind.  of  tVci^ii,  to 

he  in. 
Evci^u,  Ion.  for  t»'£7,^£  or  -x^",  3 

81.1.  unif.  act.  oftiifyu). 
E»'£(_^  J/;!",  -I7f,  "7.  I  '•'•  'O    nvt)(9riv, 

1  a.  ill  i.  pass.  —  ^vi^^OtU,  par.  1 

a.  0 isi.  o'cviyxj)  obj.   See^wj. 
'Ei-cci,  an  I '£.£*£>',  an  i  Poet,  iivt- 

Ki,  a  il   -Ktf,  for  //if  «it<:  of,  o;j 

ac'.innf.  0'',  becaas^  if,  b j  renin 

of,  wiA  retried  lo,  in  regard  of, 

as   far   ai    reli'.ts    to    or    coi- 

cern.^. 
Ev.K-iiii  TJ,  -«f,  -£  or  -tv,  1  a.  ind, 

act.  of  cj'K  111'/ i^ui. 
Ef  :<  A  lUK,  I  sm.  or  3  pi.  impf.  act. 

'>'■  lytjXi^, 

EviKcirj,   3   sin.    impf.    of  fyKu- 

Ecc<£«5.\  iTrj,  3  »m.  pper.  pass,  of 

ty<jA'iTr  J. 
Ei'E«:i'r0i(r}i)i>, •!;;, -ii,!  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  tyKt^rji^u). 
Evi<iu<i ttv  -uv,  impC    act.  of  ty- 

xian'iu.  f 

Z^tKnriiriv,  •ou,-tTo,  imp'".  pi89. 

—E,vUo.f/ 1.  -It,  't  or  -£!•,  1   a. 

in  I.  act.  i)f  tytirrrui. 
Erccirti,  3  sin,   cJiil.  impf,  act.  of 

tvKorlui, 
EvArp  r^  1,  ./If,  -{  Of  -If,  1  a.  ind, 

aC.   of  lYKfUITTu). 

Ev:<rh(,  -I,    -,v,    (fr.   tvlyKia  to 

c irry)  ii  /nit»(  'w  />orn«  ;  ouflU  Vi 

be  ttt'  I :   'hn'iil  he  rrfer'e  I ;   &c. 

oc'i'ir  linj  to  the  verb  <plpio. 
EviKuodi,  -af,   •(,    I  n.    ind.  act. 

^Ai  ol  tynuoii.     Or  by  Syn". 

for  tv;«iio7iTii  Jiiiiic  of  lytvofu). 
Kvi\t"vt,  fr.  tv   ill,  and  tAaiikui, 

which  sec. 
Ev(^/Tll/'l,  •a{,  -c,  1  a.  in  J.  act.  of 

(XXirr.i/y.u. 
Ei'(/itf^i;i',-ev,  -(TO,  3  pi.  K^iiioyrQ, 


po.vor)  Mid.  lo  assume  powir, 
aiTjgaie,  usurp.  Pass,  to  /)€ 
brought  under,  subdued,  subju- 
gated. 

EfEoj  -i,  -3i',  mufe,  du/n/) ;  denf; 
s'.uyi  I,  dull ;  astonisksl,  arnized. 

EvtoTTO-aiiirdftnv,  -ui,  -aro,  1  a. 
ind.  mid   oCvt iTTozmionai. 

Evioxjicv,  3  sin.  2  a.  inJ.   act.  of 

E»'£-a)' iv, -1;, -7, 3 pi.  Eii-nyijaav, 

2  a.  in  1.  piss,  ot   cu-'iywijii. 
Eviziit^'iv,  -IS,  -£,  iinpt".  act.  — Evi- 

miin,  -JJ, -E,  3  pi.  -z.u^av,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  —  EviviiT(_dnv,  -ijj,  -11, 

1  a.  in  1.  p  iss.  of  f/iirii^m. 
Evf JTJ^Ei',  Dor.  for  ErfTr^^tv,  3  sin. 

I  a.  ind.  act.  of  e^t  iyvu/ii. 
Evivt-jo-iiTo,  Ion.  for  £v  Trtrrdpr- 

ViT), i pi.  pper.  pass. off^iTrjprrau). 
EvfrrEffoi',  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

£,<r-iTru). 
Eyiirtra'i'vuoi',  -if,  -£,  impf.  act.  of 

tii~cTavvvii>. 
Evc^riyouqv,  -ou,  -£To,  2  a.  liid.mid. 

o't/iT/yvu^i. 
EifTrAr/ffu,  -<if,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. — 


Evipytjua,  -iirjg,  ro,  (fr.  evcpyim  to 
operdte)     an    upertlijn,    iffeet, 
product;  action,  agenr-if,  cause, 
means  ;  an  nffection,  disposition, 
passion,    pi.    n.  evepynnaTu,  g. 
-fidrwv. 
Evcpyni,  -ioi  -ovi,  i,  f],  (fr.  cv  in, 
and  ioyov  work)  active,  wnrkins.  ; 
powerful    energetic,    efficacious; 
moving,  affecting,  disposing,  in- 
clining, 
EvcpyijrtKis.-fij-ov,  (fr.  last.)  ener. 
getic,    active,  efficacious,  power- 
ful, able. 
Evcpyis,  -nv,  b,  >),  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
ipyiv  work)  aclive,  working,  re- 
lating or  appropri tted  to  work; 
effer.itdil,  able.     Subs,  an  opera- 
tor, artist,  mec}ianic. 
EvtpyCii,  (fr.  last  or  cvcpyti;  effec- 
tual)  wtively ;  eJfrtt.'iU!/,  com- 
plelcly  ;  powerfully,  nhly. 
'Eicp'ic,  and  'Ei'£p9£i/,  (fr.  £1-  in,  and 
f p  I    the  ground)    in  the    earth, 
beneath,  below. 
'Evcpoi,  -a,  -ov,   (fr.    same)    low, 
sunk,  rleep  ;  in  the  earth,  unler- 


EvtvX-iaOitv,  -ni,  -I,  3  pi.  Evc-\     ground,  infernal,     'Evepoi,  -lov, 
■::Xi',a3n<T<iv,    1    a.   inJ.    pass,    ofj     oi,  the  shades,  gliosis,  dcp'irted 


CfinX'/Oj) 
EvirvC{:<Tt,-iis,-c,  3  pi.  Evizvtvaav, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  ofcji-viii). 
EnrvuOnv,  -m,-ny  I  a.  in  J.  pass,  of 

Evc-i:ihiZ,iiv,  -£{,  -£,   impf.   act.  of 

CpToil^U). 

Evtvittiu  ifiriv,  -(I),  -nro,  3  pi.  Epe- 
ffji  '•aivTo,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  t\i- 
voiiut. 

Evftroioi,  Dor.  for  tv/novai,  3  pi 
preM.  i.id.  act.  of  £i7n-u. 

Ev^■r:o^O■>v,  -£{,-£,  impf.  art. — Evf 
TTOTii,  -u5,  -£,  1   a.   ind.  act.  of 
c/irroiOu. 

Ei'/jrruoi', -£(,-£, impf.  act. —  Ei/t- 
Tun  I,  -  Iff  -El  I  a.  ml.  art.  —  Ei- 
C'rfruo8')v,  •))(,  •>!,  I  a.  uid.  pas8. 
of  j^rri'io. 

Ek/t.),  an  I  Poet.  Ek/tii),  (fr.  tv 
inlfns.  tin  I  i'tu  lo  hiv)  to  a-l- 
drens,  spr  ik  In  ;  to  rhariff,  en- 
join ;  to  c'li'lc,  rebuke,  threitrn; 
tnsprrik,  my,  tcU  ;  Inrrpeat,  'inf, 
reUhrate ;  to  n'lUf,  ridnmniair, 
nhiider.  Or  (fr.  tTij  I'l  follow) 
to  fnWiw,  go  niter,  pur»ue.  par. 
pres.  act.  tif'tatv, 

Evpy/l^ojini,  (fr.  (f  in,  and  (pyri^'i- 
iiui  to  wurk,  ih.  fpyo¥  a  work) 
(iOJ) 


souls,  the  fictitious  beings  of  tha 

lower  regions, 
Eviprcpii,  -a,   -ov,  by   Sync,   for 

Ei'jporEpoj,  (comp.  of  last)  lower, 

inferior,  nether. 
Evep)(^i}li.u,   Pofl.  for  EirtpYOuai  or 

ciaip\^oijat,  which  last  s^jCprcs. 

inf.  mid.  cvip)(^icr9  ti. 
'Ei-Ejur,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  cvlri- 

fii.     Or  by  .Syst.   for  cvTiaav,  3 

pi.  impf.  of/i'tiui,  to  he  in. 
Evcal I,  -dv,   '/,  (fr.  next)    counsel, 

adnire,  deliberation ;  a  hint,  sug- 

erstion. 
'Erfiri», -(Of,  Att. -fujc,  ^,  (fr.  cvlnfi 

to  send  in)  nn  intra  luclinn,  send- 

I'lif  or  putlini!  in ;  a  suggestion, 

hint,  inlimnlion, 
Evinrdyfitn',  -(a,  -kto,  ppcr.  pass. 

of  CKTnl^iJ, 

Ei/ffrni,  by  Sync,  for  tiz/fftroi,  3 
sin.  f.  ind.  of  ivtiftt,  to  br  in,  or 
of/nffn. 

EvcaTti7irii(,  Ion.  for  Ei'tirnSro?!  g. 
of  tvcnTioi,  by  Cr.i^.  for  i I'ltrrffn;;, 
mid.  or  by  Sviir.  for  cviaTtjKiitf, 
act.  par.  pi>r.  of  tiiVrij/ii. 

EvinrriKii,  -'i(,  -c  or  -t»',  per.  ind. 
act. —  Evtar/iaovrai,  3  pi.  1  f. 
ind.  mid.  of  ty<vri;/ii. 


ENE 


ENH 


EN0 


Eit(m;«ra)j,-iirii,-i(,'0.  sin.  Eit<rri7-  K»/,Yprtf,  3  sin.   impf.  act.  of  ty-  'Ei'fjira, -aj, -r,   1    a.   ind.  act.  of 


KOTii,  |i..r.  per.  uct.  ol'saiiii.'.    See 
ttccru){, 
'Ei'fcrri,  (iinpcrs.  of  »»f(/ii  to  be  in) 
it  i.<  yogsibU;  it  may  t>i\ 


\p'Ho  or  ty^pmno. 
Ei'<,\i'piii^i«(,    I',  -iioio,  (fr.  ti't'^^vpov  Ei'f/ffuv,  3  pi.  iiiipr.  oCivcifit,to  b» 


Eicirru>i,-viii,  -Ai,  (coiit.  Ir.  ivioTii- 

«rui>,  (lar.  per.  acl.  of  alartiftt  to 

linpcnd)  irnpcnilim;,  iiistmil,  iir- 

gen(,  present,  at  /iitiid,  near. 

Knffriini,   Eitoruiroi,  Kfcarwaav, 

cusi'S  of  last. 
SvcTciXiijitii',  -10,   -aro,  1   a.   ind. 

mi  J.  ol'tirAXo/idi. 
EwVvi-'/f,  I/,  (fr.  fn'i;/!!  to  put  in) 

u  button^  hurhlf,  cliixp. 
Evtrfu,  -tii,ii,  HeHeti'i,no\\  Venice. 
'Eicrdi,  -ou,  6,  )),  a  Vinclian,   Vc- 

iiitian,  Venrtiiin  blue. 
Ei'irvyT^avov,  -ti,  -c,  iinpf.  act.  of 

ii'Tvyvdvij). 
Kv<TvXt^ti,  -as,  -£,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

cvrvXtTTu). 
Ei'irv)^oi',  -li,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

evTVY)^ai'uj. 
Eveu^ci',   Dor.    for   cvcvhtv,  pros. 

inf.  act.  oCevcviu). 
'EvevSuKtftfiii  -a,  (.  -'au),  (fr.  sv  in- 
teiis.  an  I  tv&oKi^iia  to  celebrate) 
to  get  great  credit,  gain  reputa- 
tion, become  famous,  be  celeliraled. 
Ev£i'iui,f.-£ii(5^rT(ij,(fr.£i'in,and£i;(5(i; 
to  sli,e|i)  to  sleep  at  or  in,  to  lo  l§e. 
EvcvXoyiw  -u>,  r  -t]C(i),  p.  eucvXdyri- 
Ka,  (fr.   cv  intens.   and  cvXoyiu) 
to  bless)  to  bless  in  or  by,  brim; 
a  blessing  upon,  cause  h  ippi.iess 
to,  m  ike  proii)(Tous.  1.  f.  pass.  3 
pi.  tvtvXuyijOraovTat. 
'Ei'£u(7-.i,   -uj,  -J,  3  pi.  'Evtvcav,  1 
a.  ind.   act.  of  viu)  to  swim,   or 
vti/u*  to  nod. 
Evcvipp  iiv)iiat,(l'r.  cv  in,  and  cvgtpai- 
vnfi  It  to  e\hilara.te)  to  rejoice  in, 
take  ileli^ht  in^  enjoy. 
EvctpavKTu,  -as,  -t,  3 pi.  -viaav,  act. 
— Kveip  ividdrjv,  ->]S,  -/;,  3  pi.  Ei'f- 

0  iKff ';;o-ji',  pass.  1  a.  ind.  oft^j- 
't'av^u). 

'Ei'Cipooc7fir]v  -oviiriv,  -iov  -ov,  -tiro 

-Lira,  impf.  pass,  of  tfjufiopim. 
Eii<Ppt^j,  -as,  -£,  3  pi.  EvKppa^av, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  tii<ppnaaii>. 
Eif^uv,  -I'f,  -V,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

iji^Ofii  or  cfiipvui. 
E.iopvanaa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

t-Kpiatlut, 
'Ei'£\;',  by  Apos.  and  a  following 

as  .irate,  for  eicxa. 
Evcx^ilp  'TTov,  -cs,  -c,  impf.  act.  o! 

tV^UOaTTU)  or  -<T(7CJ. 

Er/j^fi,   -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Ef/^.u',  pres.  inf.  act. —  Ei'/;^£<r6f, 

2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr,  pass,  of 
tvi\io. 

'Rvtxcipcov  -ovv,  -us  -£!?,  -££  -£(, 
inipf.  art.  —  Rvix^pn"!',  I  a. 
ind.  act.  of  cy-^ctoiko. 

E>/;^£(79u(,pres.  mf.  pass,  ofn'/yu. 

EiEyfi'.iro,  for  cvcx^tvn^iTo,  3  sin.  I 
a.  ind.  mid.  of  fj-^fu. 

T.vr.x'h'is,-(i<'!i:-iv,  [?•  fern.  -Oelctjs, 
a.  fern.  -9£i'ra>',par.  —  EirxOtirit', 
Opt. —  E>£;:^^0i7>'m,inf.  -t-Ei"';(0>;- 
Tt,  impr.  —  Ew;^©!).  sub.  of 
Tjif  Y'>nv,  in'.  1  a.  pass.  ofcfiyKui, 
obs.  see  ^('pu. 


a  pledge)  /o  lake  a  pleiige  or 
pawn;  to  secure,  hinil ;  to  give 
earnest,  atgoMf,  bind  one^s  set/'. 


Ei'£;^i'ip,i(r^(i,  -aros,  rd,  and  Ei';;(;i; 
pio-|iuj,-u&,  b,  (ir.  last)  «  plrflife, 
■pawn,  nwriifagr,  securi/i;,  surelj/, 
\bail  ;  earnest,  engngeinrnt. 
Evi^vpov,  -ov,  Tu,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
cX<-'p^i  secure)  a  jjledge,  pawn, 
siire/i/,  etirnesl. 
Ei  f';^-a),  f  «/^w,  (fr.  same,  and  i^ui 
to   lioid)   to   impend,   hung  oiir 
head,    vrge,    press ;     to   resent, 
quarrel,    take    ill,   have   a  spilt 
against,  hear  ill  will  to  ;  to   keep 
in  mind,  remember;  to  engage, 
orrupi/,  employ.   Evf)(Oftai,  to  bi 
held,  bound,  oldiqed  ;  to  be  con- 
fined ;    to  submit,  be  subject  or 
lia'ile  to. 
Eviu)pis,  uncertain,  doubtful,  \du- 
bi:/us,  unresolved,  undettrrnincd, 
in  suspense. 
Ei^'vyvvio,   f.  -sWi  (fr.  cv   in,  and 
^euyvvu)  to  liiirness)  to  yoke,  har- 
ness, couple,  join,  tie  together. 
'Evil  or  "Evrj,   -ris^  f/,   viz.   fiijfoa, 
(fein.  of 'Eiof  old)   the  last  day 
of  the  month,  the  neui  moon,  u 
month  ;  the  end  of,  oi   lute  part 
of  the  day,  evening  ;  or  of  lift, 
old  age. 
Evn'?'ir'':pia,-uiv,Tu,  (fr.  same,  and 
t1lii]Trtpioii  a  school)  halls  or  uci- 
demics  for  lihtral  exercises;  n- 
snrU  nf  plcanin  or  nmnsemeril. 
Ev'iSptvov,  -E5,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  tii- 

c^pciiii). 
Ei";£<",  -«Ji  I'l,  (fr.  cvvi]s  kind)  kind, 
ncss,    binigrnty,  courtesy,   good- 
ness, bounty  ;  gentleness,  meek- 
ness, mildness,  clemency. 
Evricv,  Poet,  for £!')>,  impf.  offisi- 

m,  to  he  in. 
Evrjlos.  g.  sin.  of 

Evr]i]s,  -COS  -ovs,  b,  5,  (fr.  cv  intens. 

and    CVS    good)    kind,    benign, 

courteous,  bounoful ;  calm,  meet , 

miltl,  gentle,  pi  ci'l. 

Evr}drivitt,  inf.  of  Ev  9>;i',  -rjs,  -rj,  1 

a.  ind.  pass,  vi' ivir^fn. 
EvriKa,  -as,   -c,   1   a.  ind.   act.  o' 

same. 
EcnA'ira.  -uiv,  ra,  (fr.  ei'tXoiii'iij  to 

drive  in)  the  siiks  of  n  ladder. 
Erfijiin,  (fr.  cv  on,  and  Tumi  to  sit) 
to  sit  or  rest  upem  ;  to  Jix,  settle 
or  fasten  upon.  par.  pres.  pass. 

CV'jiCVOS. 

Evrjt'f'i'os  -ii  -or,  par.  per.  pass. 

of  fi'rtTrriu. 
Ej'^i',  -»;?,  'Tj  or -?;!/,  impf.  ofcva/ji, 

to  be  in. 
Evi'voOa,  -as,  -c,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

cvaiOiw. 

\)pr.  ind.  mid.  ofi/if'pu). 
Evfipt,  -as,  -£,  act.  —  Evrjod/iriv, 

-w,  -nro,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  <>(  eioiou:, 
Evyipyr'm,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  pass. 

—  Eviipyr/ca,  -"S,  -£  or  -cv,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  £i/tpyf'(j. 
Evno^aifTiv,  -u),  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

o[  ivapyo/xai. 

(204) 


Evi)<Tav,S  pi.  1  a.  o('hitfit,logoin, 
Evijattv,   inf.  — Eiv/ffo),   ind.    1  f. 

act.  of ivitiftt, 
Evrixiu)  -d),  ^fr.  next)  lo  make  re- 
sound, play  upon  ;  tu  reptat,  in- 
culcate, imprtus.  pros.  puss,  cvn- 
\{o^ai  'uvfiai. 
'Enix"^^  ■"I'l  ''i  'I,  (fr-  same,  and 
i)X"i^  S'Win\)  sound  in  fi,i  esnu7id- 
ing,  sonorous  ;  loud,  shrill. 
■EvO',  for  hOc,  Dor.  for  cXOi,  2  a. 

impr.  act.  of  ifixoftai. 
'EvO',  also  for 

'Evda,  (fr.  cv  in)  hire,  there,  them, 
uhert.     'EvOu  kui  i\6a,  here  and 
there,  on  both  sidis. 
Evddh  and  Att.   EvQaii,  (fr.  last, 

and  ic  t()«;irds)  lure,  hithir, 
Ei'OuKiv,  (fr.  same,  and  kcv  -soev- 
er; thin,  thin  truly. 
'EvOuhTia.s,  -los,  >i,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 

•Su/f/w  to  sit)  arisliiig  place. 
EvdiiXrrto,  f.   -r^w,    (fr.   cv  in,  and 
5u'A7:(o   to  cherish)    to  nourish 
feed,  manitoin  ;  to  love,  caress ; 
to  I  spouse,  favour. 
'Ei'OiiTTcp,  (fr.  ivOa  there,  and  mp 
lhou;;h)    uhere,     when;     thtre, 
thin  indeed, 
EvOnrTu,  Ion.  for  cvraTiffa. 
EvOiiTtru),  f.  -x^io  (fr.  cv  in,   nnd 
^dzru)  to  conceal)  to  bury,  inter, 
2  a.  par.  pass,  ci'raipcis- 
EvOc,  (fr.    cv    in,  and  ^t   from) 

uhere. 
EiOcd^w,  (fr.  iiOcos  divine)  to  di- 
vine,  foretell,  prophesy,  be    in- 
spired. 
'EvOc/ia,  -aros,  t3,  (fr.  cvridrijxi   to 
put  on  or  inl  a  graft,  cton  ;  a  col- 
lar, garland,  vreith. ' 
E^Officv,  Ion. —  El  W/Jtvni,  Dor.  for 
ci'6c7vni,  2  a.  inf.  uct.  —Ev6int- 
viis,  par.  2  a.  mid.  of  ttriOrijti. 
Evdiv,   Ei'OhSc,  (fr.    iv9n  hire) 
hence  ;  thence ;   whence ;  on  this 
side,  on  that  side;  after,  after  that. 
'EvOco,  Ion.  for  cviOcao  or  cviOov,  2 
sin.  2  a.  ind.    mid.     Or  for  h- 
deao,  2  a.  impr.  mi  J.  of  cvnOijfu. 
'Evdens, -ov,b,)'i,  (fr.  ti'in,  .'ind^.Jj 
a  divinity)  divine,  Italy,  heaven- 
ly ;  inspired;    presaging,  fore- 
telling. 
'Ei'6£j,  2  a.  impr.  ncf.  of  rrTiDrj/jt. 
'EvOiais,  -tos,AH.-io)S,  I'l  {fr.  cvri- 
Oriiii  to  put  on)  a  pvltins  or  lay. 
ins  on,  imposition  ;  a  bit,  mouth- 
ful. 
'EiOcros,  -ov,  6,  fi,  (fr.  same)  laid 
on,  put  in,   engrafted;    added, 
additional. 
EvOcTiTcv,  Ion.  for  cvtcvOcv. 
EiO'Ki],  -j;f.  '/,  (fr.  ciTiOvfi  'o  I'Ul 

in)  a  diposite,  pledge. 
'EfOns,  'Ei'0o(,&c.  EU-r.  for:>Ors, 
2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act,  cX6ot,  3  sin, 
2  a.  opt.  act.  ofipx"!""- 
EvOoplw  -w,  (fr.  IV  on,  and  $optu> 

to  sprinp)  to  leap  vpnn. 
'Et'Onpoi;    Ion.    fur  cviOopoi,  2  a. 

ind.  art.  of  last. 
'EvQov,  Ion.  for  £w0oi;,  2  sin.  2  a. 


1 


ENQ 

ind.  mid.  Or  it  is  2  a.  impr. 
mid.  of  tiTi'flij/Ji. 

'EK'Jauf,  com.  tor  ei'9cog. 

Urdovaiii^'i)  or  -du>  -u,  t.  -airo),  p. 
-uicu,  (fr.  tVfltoj -ouf ,  iiispired)  lo 
bewtuittd  by  a  ftuinc  impulse, 
or  hy  the  belief  of  it,  to  be  in- 
spired or  Ihiiik  so  ;  lo  rave,  rant. 

Ei-^  ivataafiiii  -oD,  4,  and  'E.vdovala- 
ati,  -lof,  Att.  -cws,  h,  (fr-  l-ist)  a 
dicine  impulse  or  the  imii^ination 
of  it,  religious  frenzy,  fatiatiriim; 
elevation  offtncy,  enthusiasm. 

EvBovatatrrrii,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  an 
enlhusiiLil,  faniUic. 

Ki'8uv(Tiaar'iKd;,  -n,  -dv,  (fr.  same) 
inspired  ;  possessed,  fanatir  ; 
frenzied,  raving  ;  enthusiaslir, 
of  a  warm  temper  or  heated  ima- 
ginidvm. 

Ei'9ovaiu<mKws,  (fr.  last)  enthu- 
sivUicaUy,  fanatically,  frantidy. 

Kidovaniintt  -£0S  -oui,  b,  ri,  see  tt- 
Boi'OtacrtKOi. 

Etf^pf'd"iff9ai,  I  a.  inf  mid.  of  tv- 
Tpf<pta. 

Ei^p'ii^,  f.  -taiji,  (fr.  £v  on,  and 
^p'tvji  a  seat)  to  enthrone,  place 
on  a  throne,  invest.  EvOpovi^o- 
^ai,  to  mount  a  throne,  reign.  1 
a.  ind.  puss.  it'cdp:)viadnv. 

'EiOpi'-zTu),  f.  -;^(D,  (t'r.  cv  intens. 
and  ipv-rrria  to  break)  to  diminish, 
lessen,  abate,  impair  ;  to  rub, 
weir,  ^ind,  grate.  1  a,  ind.  act. 

tvlOpvi^- 1. 

EvOvui ifi  It  -ov/iai,  f.  -f/coiini,  p.  tv- 
TiQviii]fi-it,  (fr.  cv  in,  and  Sti/jd; 
the  niiiH)  lo  keep  in  mind,  think 
upon,  poruler,  meHl'Ue,  rifled. 
1  a.  paB?.  ind.  cvtQun<'i6riv'  sub. 
nduijiidu},  3  pi.  ivdvfiri'iwgf  inf. 
ivOiifjidltvai'  par.  cfdufinOiiSt  g 

•  fVTOi. 

E-Oi'"jfiii  -Sroi,  ri,  (fr.  Ia.sl)  a 
tUmifht,  conreptim,  ima^na- 
ft  II,"  n  device,  invenlitn,  con- 
triva".ce ;  a  logical  argument 
rllli- 1  enthymeme. 

BuOviiiTK.  -tof,  Att.  -tttif,  ^,  (Tr. 
same)  thinking,  thought,  r^fUc- 
lion,  meditiition. 

K>Ovunrio(,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  lo 
be  thniichl  n*',  is  to  be  rontiderel, 
k.r.  acrordin!;  to  the  vf  rb. 

E^'^-j/i ',  -  If,  ^,  an  I  El  Oiifiioi/,  -ov, 
ri,  (fr.  next)  th'ni<;bl,  remeii- 
branre,  re'nl'erUm  ;  sublilly  ;  cmi- 
mofity,  grudne ;  nnxiet'i. 

Ef''">i'o?.  -''I'.  «,  >'/,  [''t-  cv  in,  and 
5B)i4c  the  mind)  ihouzhl  upm, 
T'tnsi  lere-l,  minded,  remrm'irr. 
el;  loni;el fur  :  drir,  desired. 

'KvOfiuf,  -ov,  !i,  li,  (fr.  name)  at- 
le'i'ivr,  ready,  qui<-k,  prompt, 
qiiirlf-wiltttf;  Kpirited,  lively,  ani 
mated. 

)Lv0t/ii6<»  -i>,  (fr.  Ramc)  lo  provoke, 
err  if  r  lo  nii;er. 

KvOuma^'o,  f.  -«<Tij»,  p.  cvTt9\iaiiKn, 
fr.  tv  intens,  and  ivmil^ut,  which 
see. 

'Ei-flw,  Evfliv,  &c.  Dor.  for  AOw, 
sub.  cXQiiv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  ip- 
tfoiiat. 

EfOwnarMf,  -on,  A,  (i,  (fr.  tv  in, 
•od  dwpuf  a  breastplate)  armed 


ENI 


ENN 


with  a  breastplate  or  coat  of  mail,!     tvl-w  or  tvfrTui,  pres.  inf.  tvur- 


i/i  armour,  mailed. 
'Ell,  (for  ii'tan,  3  sin.  or  tvtiai,  3 

pi.  pres.  ind.  of  htifit,  to  be  in. 

Or  for  fffW  or  tiai,  3  pi.  of  tifti, 

to  be. )  there  is, 
Evi,  Poet,  for  tv. 
'Evi,  <1.  of  £({. 
Evmuaia,  (fr.  tviavri;  a  year)  an- 

nuilly. 
Kviavatato;,  -a,  -iv,   (fr.   same)  of 

one  yearns  age,  growth,  &c. 
Evtavcios,  -ov,  b,'i,  (fr.  sjiine) year- 
ly, annual,  done  every  year,  anni- 
versary 
Eviavri^w,  (fr.  sime)  to  spend  the 

year,  pass  a  year, 
Eiiuuros,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  tii  Poet,  for 

ev  in,  and  avrdi  same)  a  year. 
Kv.a)(rji  Ei'i.i;^oD,  (fr.  ivio;  some) 

somewht-rc,  anywhere. 
Zvticlv,  inf  —  Kviiuiv,  par.  2  a. 

act.  ofEi'£i(5u(. 
'Ei'c'puj,  -uof,    ^,   pe  haps  rather 

fKu^pif,    (fr.    tv    in,   and    iicw^^ 

water)  an  otter. 
'Evicv,  3  sin.  of 'Eiiov,  -cs,  -t,  2  a. 

of  ivetjii,  to  go  in. 
Evtfvat,  pres.  inf  act. — Eii'trc,  2 

pi.  pres.  impr.  act.  oCivinnt. 
Evit'iv  -ovv,  -cc;  -£(f,  -ci  -£i.  impf. 

act.  of  cviti/ii,  as  if  from  fn/u. 
Ek'jj^i,  f.  -iuio,  p.  -£(««,  (fr.  cv  in, 

and  "/j^ii  to  send)  to  senil,  throw 

or  put  in  ;  lo   insert,  thrwt  in, 

put  among;  to  pour  in,  infuse, 

mix,    dilute ;    lo    cause,    incite, 

urse.  impf  cviriv,  an  1  cvicov  -ovv, 

as  if  fr.  iviiui.  2  a.  ind.  act.  cvnv. 
EvlKa,^  sin.  —  EvUtov,  3  pi.  cent. 

impf  act.  of  Kifrfo). 
EviKarBco,    Poet,    for.    ryKnr.'Stan 

or  cyKiiTiiOov,  2  a.  impr,  mid,  of 

fy>farari'0i7/i(. 
EviKrjacv,  3  sin.  —  E\iKT]aav,  3  pi. 

I  a.  ind.  act.  of  vi>ciiu>. 
Evtx'^diii  (fr.  £1'!  Poet,  for  tv  in,  and 

(tXn'u)  to  break)  lo  break  in  pieces, 

break    dunm,    quell;     to    cross, 

thwart,  oppose. 
EriKuof,  -ov,  h,  i'l,  {fr,  cv  in,  and 

(<ru(Tj  moisture)  moist,  wet,  damp, 

jtiiry. 
EvtKviiiiti  •ovijiri,f.  •l(nnni,  (fr.  ci' 
in,  and  'iKvloftai  lo  come)  lo  en, 
ter.   come  in ;    lo  pierce,  pene- 
trate, insinuate. 

'EiW?,  -fi,  -()i,  (fr.  c^ti  one)  sole, 
'invlc,  singular. 

'El  i<t(I>t,  (fr.  same)  singly,  several- 

li/.  one  by  one, 
Ei'roi,   -ni,  -J,    (perhaps   fr.    (vi 
th'TC.  o7  who)  some. 

Ewirr,    (fr.    last,   an  1  grt  when) 
sometimes,  now  nnd  thin, 

EiiiT'l,  -fif.  A,  Dor.  for 

KfHTf).   -Jt<.   fi,  (fr.  rvlvT'i   lo  up- 
braid) blame,  rrbnkr,  rhiding, 

Evirn'Oio,  Popt.  for  rii-np'dio. 

Ei'/rnu,  f.  -v|n),  (fr.  cv  nijaiint,  and 
ivio  to  sppa'i)   to  «Ti/,  tell,  dr. 


rtnre ;    lo  chi'lr,  rebuke,    blame, 

reprnrr.    po:.    ind.    mid.    ^viira, 

and  Poet.  tjiYrnri. 
E»'iT<f 'iTTiii,  Port,  for  tviTiri^rrft), 
EtiTrij  or  V.viirrfu),  (fr.  n'  intent. 

and  laiTu  for  f-m  to  say)  same  as 


liv.  2  a.  ind.  cvtairov,  -cs,  -c, 
Eviaffi/ici',  Ion.  for  cviaauv,  pres. 

int'.  act.  of 
Ei'iVffu),  (fr.  cvl-ru>  to  chide)  in  ter- 
rify, frighten  ;  to  chide,  rtbuke, 
blame;  to  rex  He,  abuse,  provoke, 
affront, 
Eriffru'i/rai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of 
Ei'iVrrj/ii,   f.    cvarnCiD,  p.   ttiorrjKa, 
(fr.  IV  on,  and  'larri^a  to  pl.ice)  <o 
standby,  be  present,  near  at  hand; 
lo  urge,  press,  persist,  persevere  ; 
lo  hang  over,  impend,  threaten; 
to  establish,  institute,  par.   per. 
act.  cvccriiKu);,  b_v  Cras.  cvcarui, 
-Haa,  -Of.  2  a.  ind.  act.  tviariiv. 
1  I.  mid.  cvcT)]aojiai, 
Evia-^Ofini,  see  £vio-;^(j. 
Ei'(ff;(^i'pi'^ofj(ii,  f  -iao^at,  p.  £vi(r- 
Xvp'oijut,  (fr.  cv  on,  and  ((T;^updf 
strong)  to  urge,  press,  lean  hard 
upon ;    lo  persist.^  persevere  ;    to 
rest,  rely,  depend  upon,  trust  to. 
Evio^vaa,  -uf,  -£  or  -tv,  1   a.  ind. 
act.  —  E>'iff;^uu»>',  par.  pres.  act. 
of 
Eviax.voj,  f.  -vsu,  p.  cv(<T)(vKa,  (fr, 
cv  intens.  and  laxvi  strength)  lo 
.strengthev,  corroborate,  confirm, 
establish. 
EiiVyu),  (fr.  cv  intens.  and  (Vyu  to 
hold)   to  check,  stop,  stay,  hin- 
der ,   to  resist,  withstand.     Ei'ia- 
XOfini,  to  cling,  adhere  to.     It  is 
used  by  the  Ionics  in  the  senses 
of /varf,YU),  which  see. 
'Evt\pcv,   3  sin,   act. — Evi^djirjv, 
-0), -uro,  mid.  I  a.  ind.  of  vIttuj, 
EvvdcT'i,  and  Poet.  Eivdcrcs,  (fr. 
civia  nine,  and  f'rof  a  year)ybr 
nine  years  ;  every  ninth  yen', 
Ewitirrjpoi,  -OV,  b,  f/   (fr.  same)  of 
nine    years,      continuing      nine 
years. 
Evvacritf,  -fof  -oTi;,  6,  )'/,  (fr.  same) 
o^  or  for  nine  years,  nine  years 
old,  long,  &c. 
Evvtilp'iv,  Poet,  for  tvalpctv,  pros. 

inf.  act.  of  cvnipia, 
Evviilu),    (fr.    cv   in,  and    vnliji    to 

dwell)  I)  live  in,  mha'-il. 
EvvaKimiaaTi';,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  next)  the 

nine  hundredth. 
EvvaK6ato  ,  -at,  -i,  ifr.  cvvii  nine, 
and   -Koaioi    the   termination  of 
hundreds)  nine  hundred. 
El f'lf,  -(fi'of,  //,  (fr.  cvvfa  nine)  Ihe 
number  nine ;  a  set  or  company 
nf  nine  ;  Ihe  ninth  day, 
EvvKTunt,  -n,  -nv,  (fr.  next)  every 

ninth  day,  on  Ihe  ninth  datf. 
'EiiViroc,  -n,  -ov.  (fr.  next)  ninth. 
Evvln.  indecl.  nine. 
Ei'i'f<f  "o/of,  -on,  h,!),  f  fr.  cvvfii  nine, 
nu'l  (invi  nn  n\)   of  nine  coins  ; 
U'Orlh  nine  cnws  or  nine  pifrs  of 
money,  each  worth  or  sInmpeJ 
with  a  cow. 
EwtnKiil^iKn,  indprl.  (fr.  .'fame,  and 
//(CI  ten)  ninrtem. 


EvvraKiuftKirTitn}(,  -tfn(,  Ij,  (fr, 
last,  nnti  /rof  a  vcar)  the  Me- 
tonic  ri/rie  of  nineteen  nenrs, 

EvvcnKtiffKilrx,  -IJ,  -01',  (fr.  (VI /(I 
nine,  kh'i  nnd,  andilKarof  tenth) 
nineteenth. 


ENN 

Eiiw^A/rnf,  -oil,  S,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
mill  nAi'ro)  til  rcrlino)  u  rhanihir 
J'uniislicit  wiO'.  nine  rnurlu.t ;  a 
ta'  le/or  nine  niiirlu.i  or  suitx. 

EvytilKnouvos,  -ou,  6,  {fr.  same,  and 
Kp^viii  u  S|)rm<;)  llic  pulitir.Jhiin- 
tuin  at  Atlirn.i  flinriiis;  thrimgli\ 
nine  pijjci  ;  pipt-waUi,  spring- 
wnlcr. 

Ei'i'«ii'il;^r;,  and  Poel.  eii'iii'ii;^tj, 
(Ir.  Same,  anil  it(  a  nipht)  nf 
or  /or  7iine  nighix,  nine  nighl.i 
lon^. 

En'cilcTcynf,  -on,  b,  i;,  (fr.  samo, 
anil  ariyii  u  floor)  of  or  ivilh 
ninc./iiiorx,  Infix  or  nOiriex. 

EiTtd'ytiAoj,  -fMi,  h,  !;,  (fr.  same, 
and  ;^£'Ao5  a  li|))  Imviiis  nine 
priirx  ii/lipi,  with  nine  mnuth.i  or 
vnirex. 

Eri'£'i;(^(Aoi,  -ni, -n,  (fr.  same,  and 
)(i^ioi  a  thousand)  ni'/ie  Ihou- 
x.tn'l, 

'Evvcvi'iKovrti,  CV.  ti'i'/rt  nine,  and 
-KnvTit  a  decimal  termination) 
ninrti/, 

Ki'vniiKorTitCTrii,  -of,  A.  /;,  (fr.  last, 
and  /roj  a  year)  ninety  yearx 
ot'l. 

Ei'ffoc,  -fi,  -ov,  (fr.  £v  in,  and  avuj 
to  cry)  rnnfounih'1,  rixtmii^he'l, 
a<t'inn'/e'l,  xtujiijic(l,strurh  dumb, 
xjiiprhlrxx. 

'Eii'firf,  Poet,  and  Ion.  for  {vctiri, 
3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  —  Kvii-ere, 
Poet,  for  ivirtTt,  2  |il.  pros.  ind. 
art.  of  cifTTio. 

Eri'fTCKm.  Diir.  for  tviirovaay  (em. 
))ar.  prcs.  aft.  of  same. 

Ei'i'/ffi/i,  -nf,  1^,  for  eiiaus,  d.  pi. 
Ion.  cvvcnitidt. 

Eii'ti'ii),  f.  -£i'(Tu),  p.  til  f  i'fii/f(i,  (fr. 
ti-  to,  and  I'ti'w  to  nod)  tn  nnrl  in 
or  fit,  beckon,  sign  to,  signify,  in- 
timnt". 

Ei'if'wpic,  -01',  h,  ri,  (fr.  fi'ien  nine, 
and  wp!i  time)  of  nine  yearx, 
nine  yrnrx  old,  long,  &c. 

'Evi'i;  or  "F.vvr],  see  /ii;. 

Ecvrz/i'ip,  (fr.  ivvia  nine,  and  Tj^np 
a  iia.y^  for  nine  ilrn/x. 

'Kvvrnlitf,  (fr.  hivri  late,  by  Poet. 
Paracr. )  the  tiny  nfter  to- morrow. 

Eii"Jfu»  -w,  f.  -i)<rw,  p.  Cvvrvi'inKu, 
(fr.  £1/  in,  and  rorj  the  mind)  /o 
</ii7ife  ypon,  revolve,  rfflecl  i-on- 
si'ler ;    to  perreive,  observe,   re- 

.    mark  ;   to  rerollerl, 

'EvviiniJii,  -ilrof,  ri,  (fr.  last)  n 
thought,  pnpoxe,  dexien,  inlen. 
tion  ;  a  notion,  idea,  cnnreption 

'EvvitTu.  Poet.  for£Ki(/ffa,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  t'oiu), 

'Evvota,  -11',,  li,  (fr.  tvvofhi  to  con- 
sider) /honelit,  thinking,  mux- 
ine,  refleriion,  conxideration  ;  a 
thought,  xnnliwent. 

'Ervo/irt,  (fr.  next)  legally,  lawful- 
ly, legilimrUeh/. 

'Eri'o//05.  -ov,  li,  !},  (fr.  £1-  in,  and 
v^jini  law)  lawful,  leenl,  legiti- 
mate ;  obedient,  amenable,  gub- 
mixxive. 
'Ei'i'oo?  -oiif,  -({ov  -oT;  I),  >i,  (fr. 
same,  and  lovi  the  mind)  inltl- 
heenl,  knovins,  xasnnoux  ;  wise, 
discreet,  prudent,  senttble. 


ENO 

'Ei'i'oj  or  'Ei'i'of,  -r;,  -or,  see  /vof. 

Ei'i'Off/fitr,  Poet,  and  luii.  for  iv6- 
ttiii,  I  a.  inf.  act.  Dl'tiiiyiD. 

Eiruoiymos-,  -uii,  6,  (Ir.  cv6w  to 
move,  and  yiuu  Ihc  earlli)  enrlk- 
xhakiiig,  rtirth-iiUuking,  an  epi- 
thet orNepliiiu'. 

Eii'naii\i{,  -II,  b.  Poet,  and  Dor. 
(Ir.  same,  and  iV«,  Dor.  for  yf; 
the  earth)  same  as  last. 

El  looffti'ij,  f.  -fi'triu,  p.  £l'i'tiTJo-(rtii- 

«.'(,  (fr.  £1'  .in,  mid  lucoti'w  to 
neslU-,  ih.  viiwaoi  a  yoiiii};  hird) 
to  build  u  nisi,  hiilrh,  briid. 

'Eii'O/Ji,  'Ei'iilw  or  "Ew,  f  laui,  p. 
t'lKii,  In  put  on,  rlollii,  ilr<xx, 
cover,  wrap ;  to  xit ;  to  xeui,  set, 
I'ly, plar-e,  set  up,  erni.  \  a. 
ind.  act.  uaii,  in  3  pi.  i^nnv.  1  a. 
ni'd.  ind.  t\onjkriv,  -lu,  -lirtr  par. 
cKTiifttriii.  per.  pass,  cl^jm.  p|icr. 
pass,  cifjijii. 

'Erii'f'fi',  -iKTo,  -vTu,  inipf.  pass,  or 
mid.  of  [I'l'P/ii. 

'Ei'ii-;^i)r,  and  Eri'ii;^(oi',  (fr.  next) 
by  night,  in  the  night;  in  dark 
nishi. 

'Erii'xo<:,-'it  -"i')andEi'i"';;^(«f,-oi', 
b,  I'l,  (fr.  £!'  in,  and  li f  iho  night) 
iiorturnal,  nightly,  by  night. 

Ei'i'ii;\'(ijr,'p')i',  (romp,  of  last)  fir 
advunrrd  in  the  night,  towards 
morning,  early. 

'Ei'i'l'(i),  see  (vvii/Ji. 

Ei'i'iiw,  -t'mg  -iihc,  'i.  Poet.  forEi'Oo). 

Ei'i'wc''K,  Ion.  fur  ti'i'o'/Oiij,  par.  1 
a.  act.  of £iio/u). 

Ei'di^iu?,  -nv,  0. )';,  (fr.  cv  in,  anilArof 
a  road)  by  the  rondos  xidr,  dwell- 
in  s  near  the  road ;  on  the  road, 
by  the  n:ay,  rowing,  merling. 

Ei'(5>;(7(i,  -Hj,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
I'oiixj. 

Ei"iOw.  fr.  cv  intcns.  and  6du>, 
which  see. 

Ei'oivtciui  -ui,  (fr.  same,  and  oiwiou 
to  familiarize)  (o  make  fojntliar, 
familiarize,  habituate ;  to  instil, 
inxiniiale,  impress,  inculcate. 
pres.  inf.  act.  froixtiotiv  -ovv.  1 
a.  inf.  act.  ri'oiKEiu'o-m. 

Ei'oiKfi'Tw,  3  sin.  cent,  prcs,  impr. 
art.  of 

Ei'oi)f/u)  -ui,  f.  ->'/ff(i),  p.  fvuiKVKa^  (fr. 
£!■  In,  and  oik/w  to  dwell)  to  in- 
hibit, live  in  or  at,  dv-ell  in, 
lodge,  pnr.  pres.  act.  ivuikIwv 
-ij>v,  -tovaa  -uTau,  -iov  -mv.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  zvi')K>}ait. 

Ei'»(Vi7(7is,  -i(/f,  Att.  -foif,  )';,  (fr. 
last)  on  inhabiting,  living  in, 
dwelling  at,  residence, 

EvotKiliiii,  f.  -liTu:,  (fr.  ti'  in,  and 
oikiTu)  to  Imild)  to  xetllc,  place, 
fix  in  a  residence ;  to  domrxli- 
cate ;  to  take  in,  receive,  enter- 
tain. 1  a.  act.  ind.  tvoiKiau'  impr. 
evoiVio'oi'. 

'Ei'oiKo;,  -ov,  !■),  ';,  {fr.  same,  and 
0(*«5  a  house)  a  native,  inhabit- 
ant ;  an  inmate,  domestic  ;  a 
lodger,  xojourner. 

ErrS^ifov,  -li,  -£,  act.  —  "Rvojiiln- 
litjv,  -ov,  -CTO,  3  pi.  -CnvTo,  inipf. 
pacs.  — Ei"i*<iffuv,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  vojjlc,!^. 

Evo;iiX(u  -uif.  -I'lTu,  (fr.  IV  among, 
(206J 


ENO 

and  /i//i>/w  to  converse  with)  to 
kee})  ronipatiy  or  be  intimate 
with,  converse,  haunt,  frci/uent. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  ivofil)t>ica,  -hj,  -t. 

'Ei'Hi',  -ovTiii,  TO,  (n(iii.  (if  lii'  pai-. 
pres.  of  f(^i  to  be)  that  uhich  is 
in  or  contained  i  uhut  thire  in 
power  over,  own,  betonuing;  what 
is  allowable,  permitted,  lawful, 
right. 

ErooPo'di',  for  cvmwv,  3  pi.  cont, 
impf.  act.  of  I'o/w. 

Vlt'iir:ii,  -Tk,  i';,  (fr.  crirw  to  say) 
noise,  clamour,  confused  sound, 
AWn  Knopc,  a  woman's  rmino. 

Ei((r,\/'<D,  f.  -tcu),  fr.  tv  ill,  and 
hz'Xi^ui,  which  see. 

Ei'o'ttAios,  and  'Ei'onXof,  -w,  b,  t'l, 
(I'r.  same,  and  inr^nv  arms)  orm- 
ed,  in  armx.  Subs,  an  armed 
man,  xolditr. 

Er(;rAi(T(?(J, -f;5.  .j),  I  pi.  Ei'()7r^((r- 
Odficv,  1  a.  snb.  pars,  of t lorXi^uj. 

Ei'opjiij  -li,  <'.  -«(7u),  p.  eviloaKu,  ('r. 
£1'  on,  and  i'p(('w  to  look)  to  biok 
or  hare  a  b.ok  ;  to  Ivok  vpt-'i, 
iiixpict,  examine  ;  to  ol  serve,  at- 
tend to,  cunsidir,  prcs.  inf.  act. 

£l'Op«'£(l'  -ifV. 

Evi'ipKinv,  -on,  rb,  (fr.  some,  and 
cpKivv  an  catli)  ci?!  oath  ;  a  com- 
pact^ xnhmn  engagement. 

KicpKiof,  Poet,  for  'Ei  (;p«-(;5,  -ov,  b, 
II,  (fr.  £1'  in,  and  cpx-os  an  onili) 
sumrn,  attested,  asserted  or  ;)rnj> 

,  (d  by  an  oath  ;  bivnd  ly  an 
oath  ;  sunctiovrd,  authorized. 

^''''''PX"^i  -"1  b.  Dor.  for 

Eio.<);i^)ff, -tos, 'Eipp^oc,  -ov,  and 
'^'"'PX'^'  -(«c,  ('),  (Cr.  ti;  in,  .-•iid 
^PX"  "  testicle')  having  tcstic'cx, 
not  eaxtrotcrl,  male.  g.  (il.  £iop- 
;i^fu)i'  -uiv. 

'Rviipx'^c,  (fr.  fiifpffiof  sworn)  by 
or  with  an  oath. 

Kv6p\ji,  f.  -uiniS,  and  JF.e^.  -6pa<j>.  p. 
-wfiKii,  (fr.  s.ime,  and  tipo)  to 
rouse)  tn  raise,  excite,  stir  up, 
animate.  Ei'(5po/((ii,  to  be  exciter!, 
arise;  to  rush  on,  attack.  I  a. 
ind.   act.    hinpaa.    ppcr.   pass. 

tl'i'p/(i;i'. 

'T.vb^,  p.  of  Jf. 

'Ero;,  and  "Ei'of,  also  'Evi'of,  and 
"Eri'of.  -oii,  h,  a  yeai. 

'Ei'Of,  and  "Ei'o?,  -?;,  -ov,  (fr.  last) 
annual,  yearly,  every  year ;  a 
year  post,  old,  out  of  date ;  pass- 
ins,  changing,  transient.  'Evtj 
Kill  vfn,  viz.  ifjxipii,  the  last  day 
of  the  lunar  month,  when  the 
old  and  new  month  were  blend- 
ed together. 

El'(5(7£01'  -OIIl',-t£f -£<J,  •££  -£(,  impf. 

act.  of  I'oof'io. 
'Kvnaiq,  -lo;,  Att.  -£(<jc,  fj,  (fr.  ev6ii> 

or  tvi'iBd)  to  move)  motion,  mov- 

inc,    movement ;     a    tjuivering, 

shaking. 
Kvnaiijiv'SXoi:.  -nv.  b,  'i,  (fr.  fiiiu  to 

move,  and  (/,riX>oi'  a  leaf)  lenf- 

shnking,  leafy,  shady. 
El off/yOo)!', -oiof,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 

^Ouii'   the    land)    larth-shaking, 

forlh-qunking.      An   epithet   of 

Neptune. 
Evoir(/jiVd/;(rav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pas*. 


ENT 

-  Ei'Offi^/traro,  3  sin.  1  a.  mid.  of 
voaipi^io. 

Ek>ti75,  -fjToj,  I/,  (fr.  / I'of  g.  of  £?s 
one)  untt^.   a.  sin.  /i/or/^r.!. 

Evoj^Xf'u)  -ui,  f.  -»;o-(i),  p.  n(j;^X>jj.-a, 
(fr.  ev  in,  and  (i^Y^of  -^  crowd)  to 
distiir\  disorder,  confute,  con~ 
found  ;  to  ejnbroU,  trouble,  he 
troublesome.  3  pi.  pres.  ind. 
act.  Kvo^^hvai  '-ovai.  3  sin. 
cont.  pres.  sub.  act.  tvo;^),;;. 

'Evo^oi.  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.  cii^uftai  to 
be  bound)  bound,  obli-^td,  er.. 
gaged;  obnoxious.  Halite ;  mh- 
jgft  to  prosecution  or  punishment, 
criminal,  suilty. 

Kyd'j)  -ui,  to  mice,  shake,  quiver, 
tremble;  to  brindis'i. 

'Eriiui  -(ji,  f.  -uciji,  p.  r;ru)«ro,  (fr.  f'lif, 
g.  o;'  ct;  one)  to  unite,  make  or 
becime  one.  Join  together. 

Etiaclui,  f  -cio'i),  p.  cvaicciKa,  [fr.  cv 
in,  and  ctim  to  shake)  to  shake 
at  or  upon  ;  to  strike  into,  at  or 
upon  ;  to  worri/,  hariss. 

'Et'mifi.iit'iii,  f.  -avU),  (fr.  cv  intens. 
and  Bttftalvu)  to  mark  out)  to  ex- 
press, sigiiify,  intimate,  fi'hertixe, 
warn  ;  to  declare,  publish,  mtkr 
knntii'i;  toimprint,  mark,  inpresi. 

Eiffirf'j)  -u),  (fr.  same,  and  alro; 
bread)  to  feed ;  to  enteitavi, 
treat ;  to  lUony,  take  with  a  bait. 

Evffic-ffru),  f.  -t^'itt,  (fr.  tv  on,  an  ( 
aK'i-ru)  to  dart  forth)  to  fall, 
dart,  rush  upon,  strike  ;  to  set 
or  send  upon,  vis't,  inflict. 

Eva<o\-voftui,  and  V.vcieoXitioaiii, 
(fr.  zv  in,  an  1  tricuiXoi'  a  pitntll) 
to  rafrh,  enirap  with  a  noose. 

Eiffni^.j,  (fr.  same,  and  ot-i'^ui  to 
dro;>)  to  drop  up'in,  fall  by  dr  ips^ 
put  in  by  little,  instil. 

'KruT'laii,  -lof,  Alt.  -tu)i,  !i,  (fr. 
tviari]iji  to  persist)  a  bei;inninE;, 
com-nenrement,  setting  out;  an 
trnrilium,  prefare,  proem,  pre- 
am^ile ;  a  stntcment,  rzpositvm  ; 
a  'tntnte,  order,  decree,  sentcn--e  ; 
earnestness,  urgency,  importuni- 
ty;  an  nhstarle,  impediment. 

Ei'ornr75, -ou,  h,  (fr.  name)  an  ail- 
ncrs'iri/,  opponent,  rinal. 

Evffrorlfxjf,  ->i,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  ur- 
gent, earnest,  pressing,  importu- 
nate, eaitrr,  cogent, 

Ec<Tr/>Aui.  f.  -tXw,  p.  fi'/ffriX<f.i,(fr. 
cv  inlciis.  an  I  irr/XXu  to  f;(|uip) 
to  dress,  clothe,  furnish,  proii-te. 

E-  'Toitpnijiii,  f.  -\^/0|lal,  (fr.  tv  in, 
and  arplipii)  to  turn)  to  he  invert- 
t'l,  turned  inside  out  ;  to  change, 
he  allrrrl. 

1Lv<fxto',^T.  tv  intern,  and  a\ip'f, 
whirh  gen. 

ErT,'J«'){,  par.  2  a.  pasi.  of  ti'n',«(u, 

EfT  iXOt)(,  -tian,  -IV,  I  a.  par.  pans, 
of  tfr/XXrj. 

'KvTa\fti,  -Hto:,  ri,  {fr.  tvrfWoi 
to  rommnnd)  n  commandment 
precept,  rule,  nrdinaJtce,  pi.  ti- 
riX/i'iTo. 

l£,vT,iviu>,  (fr.  cf  inionii.  onH  ravi'u, 
same  as  ri/ru  to  stretch)  nee  tv- 

Tttv'j). 

KiTaatf,  -IOC,  Alt.  -r.K,  ';.  (fr.  tv- 
rt/vw  to  stretch)  a  tlrclchinq  'mt, 


ENT 

lengthening  ;  a  straining,  exer- 
tion; eagerness,  vchemency,  con- 
tention. 

EtTurfxdf,  -h,  -or,(fr.  same)  strain- 
ing, stretching,  exerting,  produc- 
ing. 

Evrarof, -i?,  -or,  (fr.  same)  strain- 
ed, stretched;  exerted. 

KvTai-B't,  and  EiraiSot,  (fr.  iv6a 
here)  here,  hither  ;  there,  thither , 
Ihin. 

EvTa(piU,  -t7aa,-ir,  par.  2  a.  pass, 
of  £v9,izj-w. 

Ei'ru(J.(a'fu),  t.  -rttro),  p.  £i'7ira(piaKa, 
(fr.  £1'  in,  and  raipi]  a  funeral) 
to  perform  the  funeral  ceremony 
or  rites,  embalm,  bury,  iiUer,  1 
a.  inf.  act.  tvraipidaai.  per.  pass. 
tvTiTaipiiiajiai. 

KvTa(piaaixo;,  -at;  b,  (fr.  same)  em- 
balming, funeral,  burial. 

EvTa(pinoTfis,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
embalmer. 

Kird-Jitni',  -ov,  Tu,  (fr.  same)  a 
dress  for  thedecul,  winding-sheet, 
sliroud ;  funeral,obsequies,mirial. 

Evra'i^iof,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  s;une)  se- 
pulchral, funereal,  mourning, 
mournful. 

'Eite',  for 

'Eir£u  -;;,  -/uii-<3c,  Tii,  arms,wca- 
pons  ;  armour  ;  vessels  ;  imple- 
ments, u!c!.siii ;  furniture. 

El  r£iX«'^£K)f,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  1  a. 
mid.  —  EiTtXtrrui,  3  sin.  2  f. 
ind.  mid.  of  £i/TfXXo/<a(. 

EiTtiiw,  f.  -ti'U,  p.  ivTfraKa,  (fr.  tv 
intens.  and  rti'io)  to  stretch)  /" 
bend,  stretch,  strain ;  to  indict, 
scow  ee,  flog. 

Ei'rr(;^;^iof,  and  EvTci-^ioi,-ov.,h,'q, 
(fr.  IV  in,  and  rtii^o?  a  wall )  wnit- 
e  ',  inclosed,  ro'ijinci,  custcllutcd, 
moaiel ;  within  walls,  shut  up. 

KvriXi)(^tta,  -nf.  !/,  (fr.  ev  in,  riXos 
an  end,  and  ,';^u  to  have)  per- 
fection, complcli'in,  fulness,  com- 
pleteness; action,  ereritlion,  exer- 
tion, ililisence,  assiduity. 

Ei/rtXt^^{,-/-)5-oMf,  0, 1^,  (fr.  same) 
perfect,  complete  ^finished ;  uc- 
tiie,  nssi'luou',  nilie-nt. 

Ei'TfXrjf,  -/o{  -oTii;,  h,  ';,  (fr.  tv  in, 
and  r/Xo?  the  end)  complete,  per- 
fect, tinishel,  consummate. 

EvrfWo^ai,  f.  mid.  tiTcXoM^ai,  p. 
pass.  ivriTaXfiiii,  (fr.  cv  intens. 
and  t/XXu)  to  nrd';r)  to  com- 
manil,  onlir,  charge,  enjoin  ;  to 
give  in  charge,  commit  to  the 
care  of,  intrust.  1  n.  ind.  mill. 
rffrtiXn/i'?!')  -w,  -aru.  per.  mid. 
t»r/ToXii, 

EiTrXoi'/iai,  -fj,  •tirai,  1  or  2  f.  mid. 
of  last. 

ErrZ/iiw,  (fr.  rv  inlrns.  and  r/;<Kj 
In  cm  )  to  cut  Ihrnueh,  ml  nJT. 

EvTtviti;,  -hi  -orf,  Ji, //,  (fr.  riTitiio 
to  slretrh)  strt'chrd,  strained;  rx- 
erlrd;  nllcntitr ,\n Iml ,flxed ujton , 

V.vrtvl'id,  (fr.  KBrnc)  to  strain  the 
sii:hl,fix  the  ryes  upon,  examine, 
cimsidrr, 

'EvTfpoi',  -ov,  tA,  (nnit.  of  fvrtpof  n 
romp,  of  firAc  within)  in  intes- 
tine, nut,  the  inumrds,  hmt.'*U. 

'Eirici,  d.  pi.  fiflvTta. 
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ENT 

EtTtiTifpyo;,  -ov,b,  !;,  (perhaps  fr, 
(VTca  furniture,  and  iipyu)  to  con- 
tain) used  to  harness,  laborious, 
servile.     An  epithet  of  mules. 

E.vTtalovoyoi,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  same, 
and/pyov  work)  a  vianufacturer 
of  urius  or  armour,  a  maker  of 
weapons,  an  arntounr. 

Ei'T(7ijX/xui,  -ant,  -rat,  per.  ind, 
pass,  of £ir/XXo;iai. 

KvTi7aiiui,-aai,-Tat,  ind.—EiTfra- 
pivoi,  par.  \ivr.  pas-,  o!  evrtivw. 

Evrtrayhu);,  (fr.  evTtTijxivoi  in 
last)  att-n/iiely,  diligen  li/,  ear- 
nestly, ivhemently,  violently. 

EvTcrvXtyjihus,  -tj,  -ov,  i)ar.  per. 
pass,  of  evTvXiccui. 

E^^£TU7^lJJ^fl'o?,  ->/,  -ov,  par.  per. 
piiss.  of  cvrv-rou). 

EvTCTV)(^ilKa,  per.  ind.  act.  offiri-y- 

Kvrtvdtv,  {fr.  svOa  here,  and  -Q'.v 
from)  henre,  from  hence ;  when 
repeated,  on  this  side  and  that, 
on  each  side. 

'EvTcv^if,  -(oj,  Att.  -Eu?,  17,  (fr.  tv- 
Tvyxni'io  'o  approach)  a7i  inter- 
ruption, interference  ;  access, 
approach,  address;  intercession, 
prayer,  pi.  cont.  ivrev^et^. 

'Evrtyvui,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  iv  in.  and 
T'^vr]  art)  i'lgrniaus,  skilful,  ex- 
peil  ;  well-finished,  well-done, 
work7nnn!ike. 

Evri'iKu),  f.  -^u),  {fr.  cv  intens.  and 

r'.KU)    to    melt)    to  melt    anay, 

dtss'ilve  ;    to  pnur  in  by  drojis, 

instil,   distd ;     to    impress,   im- 

I      pri'it. 

lEiri,  Dir.  f)r  tirW,  3  sin.  or  ttai, 
I  3  |rl.  pro.-,  of  £((!•,  lobe. 
I  Evri'Jnfih  f  -'Tui,  p.  tv-riOeiKd,  {fr. 
tv  in,  and  riOtifn  to  put)  to  put, 
lay  or  place  in,  set  upon  ;  to  add, 
annex,  join  to;  io  insirl,  intir- 
inix  ;  to  hide,  lay  up,  store, 
hoard  ;  to  concciie,  imagine, 
suppose  2  a.  ind.  miil.  tvcOfiitjv, 
-coo  or  -ov,  -ero'  iinpr.  eidcao  or 
ivOov,  Ion.  I'vllco. 

'EiTi/iof,  -oil,  'i,  1;,  (fr.  saiite,  and 
ri/ii)  honour)  preiious,  valiinhlc, 
dear,  estimable ;  honourel,  es- 
teemed. Comp.  ti'TipoTCpo(,  sup. 
-iSruro?. 

EiTi/ziDf,  (fr.  Inst)  in  honour  or  m- 
timnlinn  ;  honnura'dy, creditably, 
U'orthily. 

EvTpi'ocw,  (fr.  ri'  intens,  and  T/ii;«r- 
<ru)  to  cut)  same  as  ivriuvuy. 

'Eini,  3  pl,  oft)i;;i',  2  a.  nid.  mid. 

of  ?r;;ii. 
Ei'r"X^,  -;)<:,  Ij,  (fr.  rvTiWnjtni   Io 
ciiinniand)  a  command,  order,  in- 
juncifon  ;  a  commission,  charcr, 

'EvTOftO,  -Ull,  Ti'l,  (ni'iil.  |tl.  o'"/lTO- 

^occill)  the  first  ruts,  incisions, 
madn  on  opening  a  victim  sn- 
crifircd  ;  n  Irenli/  when  sarrifi- 
ccs  were  jrencrally  iiiadp.  ;  an 
ifTcnng,  victim  ;  insects,  nnimat- 
ailcs. 

El  ro^iy,  -5f, ,';,  (•>.  rr  in,  and  t//ii'u) 
to  nil)  n  cul,  incision  ;  an  open- 
ing, rlrO  ;  a  pass,  drflle,  strait. 

Evro/;){,  -yc'i(,i'i,  (fr.  sanir)  iin  in- 
cision,  cid,  opening. 


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ENf> 


ilToy  ;  to  xtrihr,  xmitf,  injlict ;  to 
ila.ih  'igiiiiist,  brcitk  ditwit, 

'Eirp/rus,  -rj,  -oi",  (IV.  cr  intcns. 
iliul  roirof  lliird)  tiiptr,  thrtffiild. 

'EvrplfTof,-ui),  0,  (fr.  siumc)  «  Ikirit 
perxnu  ;  an  uiiipin,  ,iiiili(il<ir  ;  a 
soliritiiry  (igtiit ;  iipinij),  procurer. 

'Eirpo^if,  -utiy  0,  i';,  (t'r.  IV  iiitoiis. 
luiil  rp^/iu)  to  trt-Miiblf)  trrm/iliiig, 
(/iiaki  IS  :  tirri/ieil,  lri:ihlfiifirl. 

Ki'TponuXt^io,  (fr.  same,  ami  Tpn-nn- 
\i^u>  or  rpuTTiiA/ui,  same  as  rpi-ui 
to  turn)  to  turn  ulumt  whUc 
walking,  turn  and  look  back, 
look  heMnd. 

Ei'rpairi),  -i)s,  j^i  Cr.  tiTp/jruJ  to  turn 
in  upon)  shame,  suri'uw  Ujiim  n- 
Jlertion  ;  respect  ;  coinplvincc, 
submission. 

'Ei'rp.i0i)j,  -ov,  b,  ft,  (fr.  crrpiipuj  to 
rmir)  noun.ilied,  fed,  Kupporled  , 
reared,  bred  or  brought  up  along 
with;  inured,  accustomed  to. 

EiTpii^iifc)  -u),  f.  -''(Tu),  p.  tvrerpvipr]- 
Ku,  (fr.  £1'  in,  and  rou^i) delicacy) 
to  indulge,  live  luxurioush/, 
/fast,  revel  ;  to  behave  or  treat 
insokntli/,  mock,  affront ;  to  buj- 
Jle,  decdve. 

Ei'rpi'0i;/('i,  -tjTOi,  rd,  (fr.  last)  a 
delicuci/  ;  a  delight,  pleasure, 
gratijicntvm,  indulgence,  revelry. 

KvTpvipiiiTc;,  n.  pi.  conl.  par.  pres. 
act.  of  cvrpvfpdu). 

E,vrvy^di'£i,  ^  sin.  ind.  —  Eiri'y- 
^dviif,  iiif  pres.  act.  of 

Eiruy^ui'io,  f.  mid.  -£iif»)jru,  p.  cv- 
rirvj^ii,  (fr.  iv  in,  aiul  ruy^iivw 
to  be)  to  meet  tuith,  li,^hl  upon  ; 
to  set,  obtain,  reach,  arrive  at;  to 
come  in  between,  interrupt ;  to 
confer,  converse;  to  deal,  be  con- 
versant with ;  to  apply  to,  ad- 
dress, entreat  ;  to  interfere,  inter- 
cede,   mtdiate.    2    a.    ind.    act. 

'Eirut,  Ion.    for  r/irut,  3  sin.  impf. 

act.  of  tvnlu). 
EiTiiXi'rru,  f.  -I'fcD,  p.  £i'r£ri'Xi;^ri, 

(fr.  same,  and  ruX/rru)  to  wrap) 

to  wrap  up,  fold  in,  envelop.  1  a. 

ind.    act.    £v£rrXi(a.    per.    ind. 

pass.  t.vTtTv'Siyiini. 
EiTi'i'^aOdi,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  —  "Kv- 

Tvvov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  or  Ion.  for 

I'lVTvvov,  impf.  act.  of 
Zvruvix),  f.  -Xsi'di,  (fr.  /i'r£«arms)  <o 

equip,  arm,  harness,  provide,  fur- 
nish ;  to  prepare,  begin. 
Evtu'ttiU,   (fr-    f-ext)    in    the   very 

shape,  exprfssly,  closely,  entirely, 

quite  ;    stretched  or  lyiug  on  Iht. 

ground. 
'Evrtirroi,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  ev  in,  and 

Tv-^TOi  a  stamp)  impressed,  stnmp- 

erl,  narked,  resenihling. 
Evriiffrfw-wjf.  -liaia,  p.  evriTVTiaKn, 

(fr.    same)    to    impress,    stamp, 

mark ;     to   trace,   delineate ;    to 
form,  shape,  mould ;  to  engrave, 

carve,   cut  out.  per.    ind.   jiass. 

£i'Ttruir(j//ni 


'KiTj/ioj,  -01',  4,  1),  (fr.  same)  cut, 

cutopm;  cutout,  cistrnted. 
'KvTov'H,  -ov,  &,  1^,  (fr.   tirtliui  to 
strain)   .tlr-tclifd,   slnnncd ;    iii- 
tcn.fr,    nllentivr ;     active,   ea^er, 
ha.sty,  vioUnt. 
Eirdiriuj,  -or.  A,  i),  {fr.  ev  in,  and 
tiStus  u  place)  an  inhabitant,  na- 
tive. 
EiTupi'fi'u),  and -nf I'u),  f, -£i!<ru),  (fr. 
same,  and  Topvci'u)  or  -pcvui   to 
carve,    lli.    ropioi    a    latlie)    to 
carve,  ensrave  ;    to  round,  turn 
ill  a  I'Uhe  or  ok  o  wheel. 
EiTi),-,  (tV.  fi'  in)  within,  inside,  in- 

icar  I. 
'Eir-jaOc  and  'KiroaOi,   (fr.  last) 

within,  from  within. 
'Ei-To  im'i;v,  -tii,  -t),  "2  a.  opt.  pass. 

of  ivrpfTu). 
EiTp  (TfAof,  -i;,  -01',  (fr.  tv  against, 
and   Tp-nMi  cliaiijeable)  to  be 
shunnril    or    avoided,   o'ljerlion- 
a'lle;  despicalile  ;    itldxrat,  mea'i, 
bttse,  vile,  shameful,  disgraceful. 
Evrp/i?i)9i,  '2  a.  iinpr.  pass. ;   Kv- 
rp  iirfiu ijiiii,  in  3  pi.  --I'lcovrai,  2 
f.  p.iss.  —  Errpi™,  -f/s,  -fi,  2  a. 
sub.  pass,  of  EvrpfVw. 
'Ei'70;-£.  pros.  impr.  act.  — Ei'rp£- 
TTo^ifO.i,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass.  — 
Ei'ro£-ii/i£>'o?,  pass.  —  Eirp/Tiur, 
act.  par.  pres.  of 
Eirpf'ru),  f.  -i/u),  p.  cvrtTptepa,  (fr. 
r.v  in,  and  rpiTui  to  turn)  to  turn 
or  -'end  hack,   make  return;    to^ 
make  one  turn  in  upon   himself 
or   reflect  ;    lo  shame,  fill  with 
sh  ime,  cause  to  blush.     Eirpf'^ro 
fiai,  to  return,  come   bank;    to 
chinge,  be  altered;  to  blush,  be 
ashamed  or  snrnf,  repent ;   to  re- 
vere,rcspecl,  regard,  stand  in  awe. 
2  a.  ind.   act.   evirodnov.  impf. 
pass.  everpfiTuftnv.  2  a.  pass.  ind. 
ti'£rooTr»?i''  sub.  evrpiirw,  -?/?,  -rj. 
2  f.  pass.  tvTp  iTT'ieri^tat.  1  f.  mid. 
-Tpi\po;ini.  per.  ind.   mid.   cvri- 
TpOTTi.  2  a.  mid.  eiiTpd~QiJit]i: 
TS.vroiipu),  f.  cxSpi'^'j),  p.  evrirpiepa, 
(fr.  £1'  intens.  and  rpiihw  to  nou- 
rish) to  nourish  in  or  u:ith,  sup- 
port, maintain,   strengthen,   im- 
prnue  ;  lo  rear,  bring  up,  educate ; 
to  implant,   ingraft,   par.    pres. 
pass,  ivrpcipoiiivoi.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
tviTod-nov.  I  a.  mid.  ind.  iveOoc- 
xldfinv    inf.    cvOpfil/acOai.    per. 
mid.  -riTonrba. 
Kvrpi)^cti,  -'15,  II,  (fr.  next)  a  run- 
ning about,  activity  ;   diligence, 
industry,  assiduity,   care,  atten- 
tion. 
EvrpcYW,  -loi  -oos,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  next) 
versiUile,   active,  busy,  diligent, 
attentive   careful. 
El  TO(';^</>,f.  cvdof^ijiyp  ciicipdftriKa, 
(fr.  £!<  in,  and  Toi)(^u)  to  run)  to 
run  into,   incur,   meet  with ;    to 
agree,     suit.    Jit,     answer,     he 
adapted;  lo  adhere,  stick  to.  2  a. 
in-1.   act.  tviifdpov.   per.    mid. 
tv'icoojia.  '  Eirirw,  same  as  tvTvvia,  impf.  t'/v 

EiTplf.id),  f.  -i/zO),  p.  tvTiTDi<l>a,  (fr.       ruov,  Ion.  ivrvov.  

same,  and  roiliut  to  rub)  to  rub  KKurfAio^i-ou,  6,  (fr.  Evu'i  Bellona)  Ei".'mior,    (neut.   of  next)  face  to 
into  or  upon  ;  lo  colour,  dye  ;  to       of  or  like  Bellona,  martial,  vxtr-l     fare,  before,  at,  in  presence  of. 
wear  into,  nth  away,  waste,  dc-l     like,  terrible,  furious ;  Mars.        |  Ei/ojinof, -o«,  6,  (fr.  cvuTr^thepres- 

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Kvvljpl^i),  f.  -tau),  p.  evAPpiKa,  (ft, 
(I'  intens.  and  t>/ipis'  an  idfront) 
to  III  have  insolintty,  Irieit  con- 
Icmpliiously,  ii/find,  nflront,  i;i- 
Hult,  outrage.  1  a.  iiol.  md.  cvi- 
lipicii'  p.ir,  cvvliplaiii. 

Ei'ii/jpiff/jii,  -IxTiti,  rd,  (fr.  lust)  an 
insult,  itjt'ront,  outrage  ;  a  taunty 
sarcasm;  mockery,  scorn,  iliri- 
sion. 

EivypiiOiiptvTiK,  -oil,  i,  (fr.  cv  in, 
iicuDo  water,  .md  $>ipivTijs  a  liiin- 
ter,  th.  ^^pa  wild  beast)  ajishei- 
man,  an  angler, 

'Eri'ypoj,  -ov,  6, 1^,  (fr.  cv  in,  and 
iirwp  water)  wutery,  wet  ;  moist, 
da  lip. 

Ri'V^ptoi  and  "EvvSpoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr, 
same)  aquatic  ;  viatery,  wet, 
marshy,  swampy  ;  watered, 

Ei'u£i)f,  -ijos,  b,  Enyeus,  a  man's 
name. 

EfvfjupoKOiJtjaa,  -as,  -f,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  iivfiipiiKoiiiu). 

'Ei'ii^ii,  -iij,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  o. 
vvceru). 

Ei'UTri'in'^uj,  f.  -Saw,  p.  £i'iJ77i'/(i»fu, 
(fr.  tviijri'iov  a  dream)  tu  dnam. 
Kwrvid^^ojiai,  to  receive  a  vision, 
be  in  a  trance. 

EvuTTi'Mo-O'/o-oiTdi,  3  pi.  I  f.  ind. 
pass,  of  last. 

RvvrinacTfji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
dreamer. 

Efvri'i'^oj,  same  as  evv-rrvid^u). 

En'TTi'ioi/,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  £i'  in,  and 
iJiTi'o;  sleep)  a  tlream,  vision. 
Also  adv.  in  or  during  sleep. 

Ki'Vata^a,  -of,  -c,  3  id.  -ftii',  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  vvani^ui. 

Ei'verrpoVf-ov,  ri,  one  of  the  intes- 
tines, the  rectum. 

Kvvipiiivij),  (fr.  £1' in,  and  vefinlino  1) 
weave)  to  weave  in,  embroider, 
work. 

ZvvipavTds,-oii,b,  §,  (fr.  last)  woven 
in,  embroidered,  worked;  inter- 
woven, intwined, 

Evvipuaija,  -dTos,  ri,  {fr.  same) 
embroidery  ;  a  piece  of  embroid- 
ered work. 

T.wxtp'i'j  Poet,  for  <T;;^fp7'  '"'^fP'?' 

E  iCui,  -<Juf  -ovi,  I'l,  Enyo  or  Bellona, 

Rvi'm,  to  destroy, ruin,  deface;  kill, 
slay. 

'Ei'w,  by  Aphoer.  for  drVw,  same 
as  last. 

EvwKuac,  3  sin.   1   a.   ind.   act.  of 

CVOlKfW. 

Kvwji'i,  3  sin.  cont.  impf  act.  of 

viiijidw. 
Ei'iofeoTOi,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  fv  in,  and 

d/iKUfii  to  swear)  sworn,  under 

an  oath,    ■ 
Ei'WTT;-;,  (d.  of  next)  openly,  plainly, 

clearly,  before  the  face. 

Evwri;,  -ns,  hi  (fr-  c  'n,  ^"<J  ""^  •'"'• 
eye)  the  presence,  front;  aspect, 
look,  appearance  ;  sight,  view, 

Ei/wTTKi,  -u>v,Td,  [fr.  last)  Iheinside 
wall  opposite  tlte  door  facing  the 
enlranre. 

El'corrc'iwf,  (fr.  £vuriof  facing)  in 
the  face,  in  front,  openly. 


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pass.  —  'E^ayopdcp,  S  sin.  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of 


ence)  fronting,  facing,  opposite, 
in  presence  of. 

"Evduaa,  -as,  -c,  1  a-   ind-  act.  —  E^ayopn^Uj  f-  -offui,  p.  t^j;y(5pa(ca, 
Eiupro,  3  sin.  of  £V(ipfi>ji»,  pper.       and  E|ayopd^ofjai,  (fr.  t f  from, 


pass,  of  ck'opu.  and  ayopo'^wto  buy)  ?o  buy  from 

Evuf,  Hcb.  indecl.  Enos,  a  man'sj     or  out  q/",  redeem,  recover.  1   a. 

name. 
'EiVijiad^rjv,  by  Cras.  for  tvorjodfiriv, 

1  a.  uid.  act.  of  vo/u. 
Evuo-i,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  of  ivetiit,  to 

be  in. 
'Kv'jiai;,  -loj,  Alt.  -tus,  i';,  (fr.  ivdut 

to  unite)   a  joining   or  uniting 

together  ;  unity,  union  ;  concord, 

agreement ;  a  unit. 
Eviir^,  -1)5, )'/,  same  as  ciiirtov, 
Evu)Tifo/iin,f.  -<<7o/tai,and  Alt.  -tov- 

f»ai,  (fr.  £1'  in,  and  ov;  the  ear) 

to  iislcn,    team  by  the  ear ;    to 

mind,  attend  to. 
'Eii^Tticds,  -fi,  -ov, (fr.  ivdiii  to  unite) 

uniting^     joining,      connecting, 

causing  to  slick,  adhere  or  grow 

together. 
Eviriov,  -01),  rJ,  (fr.  tv  in,  and  ovi 

the  ear)  an  ear-ring,  ornament 

for  the  ear, 
"Eiuirtcai,  -ilcOu),  2  pi.  'EvbtriaaaOc, 

1  a.  impr.  mid.  of  tfdiTt^ofiai. 
Ei'u,;^,    Hcb.    indecl.    Enoch,     a 

man's  name. 
Ei'<i);^X^6i7»-,  -»;{,  -17, 1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  tyoj^X/u). 
'E.vu>xno<;,  -01',  o,  ij,  (fr.  tv  intcns. 


and  wxooi,  pale)  uxm,  pale,  white 
of  look,  whitish  ;  dim,  faint. 


Ef,  before  a  vowel  for  «,  which 
sec. 

"Ef,  indecl.  six. 

'Efiiy'  for  /(aye,  pres.  impr.  act. 
or  Dor.  and  Ion.  for  ii,nyt, 
3  S'li.  2  a.  ind.  act.  —  ¥:,!^dYdyt, 
-in,!,  3  pi.  -yiruaav,  2  a.  impr. 
act.  —  Ziaydyuf,  2  a.  inf.  act. 
—  Efayayiiv,  g.  sin.  -ydvroi,  2 
a.  par.  act.  Atu  for  f^ayt,  &c. 
fr.  tfu'yoi. 

KidyiaTOi,  -OB,  o,  //,  (fr.  c|  intens. 
and  ayu'ui  to  admire)  womlerful, 
arlmirahtc,  astonishinc,  strange. 

'R^-.yyti\rirc,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

E4ayy/>Am,  f.  c^avytAd,  p.  c^i'iy 
ycXxa,  (fr.  tC forth,  and  iiyyiXXia 
to  tell)  to  puhliah,  proclnim,  an- 
nouncr,  drrjare,  report  ;  to  deti- 
:ier  a  message,  bring  news,  tell.  1 
a.  act.  ind.  c^i'iyyctAa'  sub. 
i^ayytlXiii. 

'E(ayt,  »ec  i^ay^ Efa'yti,  3  sin. 

R(dyovat,  3  pi.  pre«.  md.  act.  of 
t(rfyi 

V.(aytvluv  -i7v.  Ion.  for  i^dytiv,  2 
a.  inf.  art.  od^dyui. 

'E^nyiof,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  r^  nix,  and 
dyui  to  <lraw)  the  sirlh  part  of  an 
miner  ;  a  measure  of  land ;  asixth 

E(aX(ffroc,  -Ob,  «,  li,  (fr.  ((  Inlf.-nH, 
and  (iyo<  K"''')  ^T'/  u'icked^ 
guilty,  rrimintd  ;  ahommnhlr^ 
vile,  impurr. 

E(a'y»Gf4l,  f.  -fw,  p.  /(r;Yr/,  (fr. 
same,  and  n'yir/ii  to  brrak)  to 
break  off",  divide  from,  nrpnrntr^ 
dissolve  ;  In  wear  out,  abntr^  di- 
minish, weaken  ;  to  infringe,  vio- 
late, transgress. 


act.   ind.  c^r/ydpaca'  sub.  t^ayo- 
pdaui. 
E^ayrfpti'CTis,  -los,  Alt.   -tuii,  t'l,  (fr. 
next)   a  showing,  discovery ;    a 
confession,  declaration,   acknow- 
ledgment,   avowal ;   publication, 
promulgation. 
E^ayoptuu),  f.  -tvcw,  (fr.  tf  out,  and 
ayoptiiiii  to  harangue)  to  reveal, 
duicovcr,  divulge,  disclose  ;  to  re- 
late, tell ;    to  speak  out,  declare, 
confess. 
Efa'yo),  f.  -fu),  p.  £snx">  (•""■•  same, 
and  dyu  to  lead)  to  bring,  take, 
carry  or  dratv  out  ;  to  lead  forth 
or  abroad ;    to  expel,  drive  out, 
banish  ;    to  draw  or  murk  nut  ; 
to  go  out,  depart ;    to  die.    2  a. 
act.  ind.  e^ijyov  inf.  e^ayeh'  par. 
tfayiii', Alt.  £^i;yayov,  c^ayayuv, 
c^ayaywv. 
F.^ayu>yc'vi,-(oi,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  lead- 
er, captain. 
El'uyuiyi),  -rii,  '/,  (fr.  same)  a  lead' 
ing  away,  withdrawing  ;    expor- 
tation,carriage;  education,  train 
ing  ;  publication. 
Efayiiyi'/ia,  -ur,  tu,  (ncut.  of  next) 
wares    for    exportation,    goods, 
merchandise. 
Efayuyi'/iof,  -ov,  h,  ij,  (fr.  tfa'yo)  to 
carry    out)    carried     out,    con- 
vei/etl,    exported ;     collected,  as- 
sembled. 
'Efaywi/iojand  'E^aycivoj,  -ov,h,ii, 
(fr.  ir'f  six,  and  ywWa  a  corner) 
six-cornired,  having  six  angles. 
E(a<5£A'fP0f,  -ov,   (I,  I],  (fr.  e(  from, 
and  a^iXipii  a  brother)  born  of  a 
brother  or  sister  ;    a  nepliew  or 
niece. 
Ef'i<5(0{,  -ov,  0,  Exadius,  a  man's 

name. 
Kiaivvariiii,     (fr.    tf    intcns.    and 
a(5ura7i'i.J  to  be  weak,  th.  ivvafiut 
to  be   able)   to  languish,  droop, 
pine,  faint  ;   to  decay,  fail. 
'E('itTi|j,  -lui  and  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  ff 
six,  and  tro';  a  year)  six  years 
old,  of  six  years. 
'Efutrif,  -Yi5o5,  t],  same  as  last. 
E^aOviifoi  -w,   (fr.  /^  intens.   and 


EXA 

select)  taken  out  from  amongf 
selected,  exempt;    select,  choice, 
peculiar  ;  excellent,  very  good. 
E.^atpiTU)s,  see  c^aipeTcv. 
K^aipcvfitn'i  Ion-  an<l  Dor.  for  e^ij- 
povjitiv,  1  sin.  cont.  impf.  pass, 
of        ♦ 
E^aipfo)  -w,  f.  -/'/(Tw,  p.  t^fiprjKa,  (fr. 
£^  out  of,  and  a'tpiu)  to  take)  to 
take  or  i^/rau;  ou(,  take  away,  re- 
move ;    to  take  out,  unload,  dis- 
charge ;    to  carry  out,  bury  ;    to 
select,  prefer,  choose,  pick  out ; 
to    deliver,  rescue  ;     to  take   by 
force,  plunder,  ravage  ;  to  pluck, 
root  or   tear  up ;    to   overthrow, 
abolish,  dislrny.    2  a.  act.  ind. 
t^uXoV  impr.   i^c\t.  2  a.  mid. 
ind.  c^ti\6ftt]V  sub.  c^iXujxai'  inf. 
c^c\iaOai. 
K^atpoujicvo;,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont. 
of  last. 


aOvfiiu)  to  despond,  tli.  ^it^ij 
roiirajie)  to  despnir,  despond, 
faint,  be  discounted. 

'Ef'ii;io?,  -oil,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  t(  from, and 
ni/ia  blood)  bloodlrsi,  pale,  life, 
less. 

E(aln'iin(,  (fr.  same, and nii'ufj'ii  to 
takf)  to  lake  nut  or  away,  carry 
'lir  i  t't  take  from  among.  3  sin, 
impf.  \>nsn.  Ion.  i^nlivrn. 

Ef'iipi'0/;<»'ii'j  Ion.  for  iiriulOnoav,Z 
pi.  I  a.  Ind.  pass.  —  V.imfiitaOni, 
pres.  Inf.  pags.  cont.  —  E^ttpci- 
nii,  3  sill.  cont.  pres.  ind.  pais, 
of efdip/w. 

Efa/pfror,  (nflil.  of  next)  r,rrr/- 
tently  ;  prciiliarly,  t'firrially  ; 
chiefly,  exrrrdingly,  greatly, 


Efayopo^/./Jtiof,  ->;,  -ov,  par.  pres.  E|^oiptTO{,  -ov,  b,  I,,  (fr.  c^atp/u)  to 

D  d  (zm 


K^alpui,  f.  -((0(5,  p.  c^j',pKa,  (fr.  t^ 
out  of,  and  aipio  to  lift)  to  lift 
out  of,  lake  away,  carry  off' ;  to 
curry  forth  or  out,  bury.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  c^fipov.  2  f.  ind.  act. 
fsopw,  2  pi.  e^ape^TC.  per.  pass. 
i^fipnai.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  c^>jpd>]v' 
sub.  c^apdSi. 

EfaiViof,  -ov,  b,  »';,  (fr.  cf  from, 
and  (iTca  a  lot)  unjust,  vnrea- 
soncMe ;  improbable,  unexpect. 
id,  wondirful ;  unusual,  unpre- 
cedented ;  huge,  enormous  ;  vio- 
lent, sudden,  raging. 

E^atTtui  -H,  f.  -I'ldM,  (fr.  tf  intcns. 
and  air/o)  to  ask)  to  dcynand,  re- 
quire, exact  ;  to  desire,  pray,  en- 
treat ;  to  call  for  to  punishment. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  c^riTtjadfitiv. 

EfaiT/jo'ij,  -loj,  Att.  -cois,  1],  (fr. 
last)  a  demand  ;  an  accusation, 
charge  ;  a  demand  for  ini/uiry 
or  ixaminatioti,  or  for  punish- 
ment ;  an  apology,  plea,  de- 
fence. 

'E^iii rof,  -oi>,J,i';,sameas£|'afp£roj. 

Kiaicpiai,  Dor.  fnr 

E(aiijiv>ii,  (fr-  £?  intens.  and  a!(pvrjg, 
same  as  ddirm  suddenly)  oh  « 
sudden,  suddenly,  uncrprciidly. 

K(at(pi'l!itos,  -ov,  n,  i),  (fr.  last) 
sudden,  unexpected,  unlooked 
for,  unawares. 

E^«k/u  -w,  f.  -I'lau)  and  -into,  p. 
-tjKn,  and  V,(aKinfiat,  (fr.  t^  in- 
tcns. and  aKt'oiiiii  to  cure)  to 
heal  Ihnrnuiihly,  cure  quite  ;  to 
remedy,  amend  ;  to  satisfy,  gra- 
tify, uppeeise.   par.  1  a.  act.  tfu- 

K((7'l(. 

"V.iaKis,  (fr.  ?f  six)  six  times. 

'KiaKtaiitpioi,  -at,  -a,  (fr.  l:ist,  and 
fH'pioi  ton  thousand)  sixty  thou- 
sand, six  myriads. 

'E(ai!ia)(i\tot,  -ai,  -a,  (fr.  same, 
and  ;^/A(oi  a  thousand)  sixlhou- 
sanil. 

K(nKo\ovOiui  -a,  f.  -;;<Ti.),  p.  fff;»ro- 
XoiJOi;(t(i,  (fr.  ff  out  of,  and  oko- 
Xot'O/ii)  to  follow)  to  follow  prrse- 
vcringly  ;  purxic  by  anuther 
load  ;  to  obey,  yirlil  to. 

K^aKiAovOi'innx  Ti li,  n.  pi.  par.  I  a. 
act.  —  E^riKoXoiiO^irotoi,  3  pi.  1 
f.  act.  ..f  l.ivi. 


EXA  EXA 

EfaKoi'iia)  and  -jui  -5,  (fr.  i^  in-' 
tens,   and  ntrni'iiu   to   wlw.t,  ill 
iiKiiij  a  wliclsloni')  /o  sharjiat  or 
tchrt  Uioro'ighli/. 
'E^iiKiSirtot,  -«!,-«,  (fr.  }'(  six,  with 
the  centesimal  tcrniiimtion)  six 
hunitrai. 
'EfnuoffiooTuf,  -or,  A,  »5,   (fr.  last) 

.Wa-Zir/rii/rd/M. 
Efii'dOUffros,  -01',  b,  (';,  (fr.  nc.\t)  QM- 

<liblc,  arlindntc, 
'EiaKovw,  f.  -  a),  (fr.  ff  intcns.  and 
(iikoi'cj  to  lieni )  lo  vvcrlienr,  hear 
(lislmcttt/,  perceive  clearly  ;     to 
rcf^arit,  listen  to. 
Efokpi^'tr'  for  t^axpl^trc,  2  pi.  pres. 

ind.  art.  of 
Efa«:f)(^u),  f.  -tau,  (fr.  ff  from,  and 
(I'kpof   iiigli)    to   mnunl    hcisht.t, 
trafirsc    mountnins^   surmount  ; 
to  clip^  cut  off'  e.rtr€Jnitics. 
EfrtXadw  -w,  f.  -wffo),  fr.  cf  intens. 
and  (iX(i<i(o,  which  sac.   1  a.  ind. 
act.  c^r]\dwaa,  -as,  -c. 
E^'dXiiTTii^u;,  f.  -^u),  (fr.  same,  and 
aXazd^o),    same    as    XoTrn'^M    to 
waste)  to  strip,  plunder,  spoil ; 
to  ravngc,  waste,  destroy.    1   a. 
inf.  act.  ffiiXfj-dfiK. 
Efu'Xuro,  Dor.  for  cf»/Aaro,  3  sin.  1 

a.  mid.  ot i^iiWofiai. 
F,^n\incO<u,  by  Sync,  for  tfriXti'- 

aaaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  cfnXtii 
E^n'Afirrfior,  -ou,  ro,  (fr.   next)  u 
box  or  )«J/  /or  holtUn^^  ointment ; 
a  towel,  cUithfor  wiping. 
'E^o'XcKpdijrat,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  —  Ef- 
nXfi't^aj,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  K^a- 
Xf(t/a),  -£15,  -£(,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
Ef((Xf('<(ia),  f.  -i/u,  p.  i:^i'i\ei(p(i,   (fr. 
ff  from,  and  fiXti'</jw  to  anoint)  <o 
ji)/;e  aii-wi/  ointment,  clean  where 
it  has  been  used  ;  to  wipe  off ;  to 
oliliternte,  erase,  hint  out.      Also 
(frr  ff  intens.)  to  anoint.    1  a. 
opt.  act.    i^aXdij-atixt,  JEo].  tfa- 
Xt/iptia,  -«f,  -£.   1   a.  ind.   pass. 
e^V^ci(jidriv. 
EfnXf(i^<5,  -lOf,   Att.   -fuf,   1/,  (fr. 
last)  a  wiping  rff,  clearing  away; 
ohlilrration,  erasure. 
EfiXfi'w,  fr.  £^  intens.  and  a\tvu>, 

which  see. 
E(«XX«<'ti',  Dor.  for  t^ifWa^tv,  3 

sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
ElaXXrt'o-cu)  or -rrdi,  (fr.  tf  intens. 
.'•nd  rtXXaVtro)  to  change)  to  alter, 
change,  become  different ;  to  vary, 
'hffcr,  be  unlike. 
E^'iXXo/joi,  f.  t^a\ovjtiit,  (fr.  cf 
from,  and  nXXojiui  "to  leap)  to 
leap  up,  spring  out ;  go  out  has- 
tily, depart,  rpiickly.  par.  pres. 
mid.  t^aWiijr.i'os,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

'E^aXXo;,  -on,  0, )';,  (fr.  same,  and 

rfXXofOlhcr)  dfferen  tfrom  others  ; 

excellent,  superior  ;  famous,  re- 

nornicd,  brave,  gallant. 
EfnXXoroiociJ  -<ii,  f.  -licia,  p.  c^n}^\o- 

rpiuKa,  (fr.  Bame,  and  uXXoTpiiiw 

to  alienate)   to   estrange,  alien- 
ale  ;    to  transfer,  convey  over  ; 

tn  sell,  dispose  of ;  to  become  an- 

othi-r''s. 
Efa/innruid),  (fr.  same,  and  upnp-\     to  relax,  remit, 

rrfiw  to  f.rr)  to  sin,  transgress,\/E(avOiiii  -w,  f.  -iJitoj,  (fr.  ff  intens. 

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EXA 


(iffend ;  lo  make  to  sin.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  i^i'i/tapTov. 
Efa/ic^/iw,  f.  -<|ii),  or  K^iifitlpOftat, 
{fr.  ff  intens.  and  ii/iriYiui  to 
change)  to  exchange,  put  one  in 
place  of  another  ;  to  interchange, 
altiriKde ;  lo  requite,  repay;  lo 
shift  place,  remove,  go  out  of. 
E{(i/irX('bj  -Ci,  fr.  same,  and  n/icXtiu, 

which  see. 
'K^ilfitTpoi,  -"v,  b,  I'l,   (fr.  ?f  six, 
and  jiirpov  a   measure)    of  six 
feit  or  measures,  liexanuter. 
'Ef(i/i>;>of,  -0(1,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
/ii)!/   a    month)    of  six    months, 
even/    six    months,   six    months 
old.^ 
Eso/ji'i'O^ai,  f.  -nr/icxi,  (fr.  tf  fron), 
and   (i^ii'iw    to   avert)    to   ripel, 
drive  iff ;  to  protect,  guard,  de- 
fend. 
E^avat^v;,  par.  2  a.  act.  oCc^nvdiiv- 

fit,  same  as 
Es'ii'«<5iMo,  f.  -v(T(o,  (fr.ff  outof,  nvii 
upwards,  and  i^vco  to  enter)  to 
come  up  out  of  rise  up,  emerge, 
issue,  nj>pcar,  shoiv  itself;  to  go 
out  of   walk  forth  ;    to  refuse, 
shun,  decline,  disovn. 
Ef(n'«Xi'(7)ca>,  fr.  ci,  intens.  and  ava- 
yiaKw,  which  see.  1  a.  i)ar.  pass. 
ffui'uXwOciV. 
E^uracTiis,  par.   —   'E^avaarJjvat, 
inf.  2  a.  act.  —  Efai'«crr)/(Ti;,   3 
sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  —  E^'niuor^- 
oat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  ol' c^aviortiiji. 
E^avdarticrts,  -lof,  Att.  -tuij,  Ij,  (fr. 
t^uviarnni  to  rise  up   again)   <t 
rising  again,   resurrection;    an 
instirrerlion,  rebellion. 
EfdiaTf'AXw,  f.  -rfXui,  (fr.  c^ out  of, 
md  upwards,  and  Tf'XXw  to  rise) 
to  rise  up  out  of,  spring  up,  grow 
out  of  the  ground ;    to  cause  to 
spring  up. 
Efai'^paTToi^i'^Ojuni,  f.  -Iffo^ai,  (fr.  cf 
from,  ar>)p  a  man,  and  ttoSI^oi  to 
tie  by  the  foot,  th.  iro&s  the  toot) 
to  enslave,  take  into  captivity  ;  to 
raze,  destroy  ;  to  alienate,  sell  as 
a  slave. 
Eiav6pnrro(\iov/ievoi,  Ion.   and  Att. 
for  ff«i'^ioa-oc^(0'(i/'£i'os,  par.  1  f. 
mid.  of  last. 
E^avi^parA^'icTi;,  -io(,  Att.  -etai,  I), 
(fr.  e^avf^panoill^onai  to  enslave) 
slavery,  servitude  ;  a  leading  into 
captivity. 
E^ttVf'Svnav,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

t^avd^viii  or  -ivu). 
E^nvipxonai,  (fr.  t^  out  of,  avei  up- 
wards, and  in-)(Ojiai  to  come)  to 
asccnrl,  mount  or  come  up  out 
of 
K^ni'iarriv,  -rjs,  -'T,  in  3  pi.  -artjcav, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  o( e^aviarr/fii- 
E(aifV£(Xn,  -af,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

tfaiar/XXci). 
E|'«vf;:^;ii>,  (fr.  ff  out  of,  nvH  up- 
wards, and  /;^(D  to  have)  to  rise 
up  out  of,  emerge,  p'/ji  up ;  to 
rise  or  grow  up. 
E^arimn,  (fr.  same,  and  'itjfit  to 
sen(l)  to  send  up  out  of,  send 
forth,  discharge,  produce,  bear; 


anil  avOl(o  to  flower,  th.  dvBos  a 
ll(>w<'r)  to  blow,  Jlmver,  bloom  ; 
to  bud,  shoot,  spnni;,  sjmtut  ;  to 
^flourish  greatly,  be  copious.     Or, 
(fr.  f^from)  to  cast  its  Jtowers, 
wither,  decay,  fade. 
E^dt'Oiifiit,   -(iruf,   ri,    (fr.   last)    a 
bursting    forth,     breaking     cut, 
cru]jlion,  efflorescence,  pustule. 
Efoi'Oi^io,   f.    -tmo,    (fr.   same)   to 
adorn    with   blooming   or   bright 
colours,  etublazon. 
E^oi'Opuir/o)  -ui,  f.  -//ou),  (fr.  £^  in- 
tens.  and  diOpwros   a  man)  to 
humanize,  civilize,  improve,  cul- 
tivate ;  to  surpass,  excel. 
Efdi'ioTuini,  Jirt'S.  inf.  act.  —  E^a- 
viaraoo,  -daUw,  pres.  impr.  pass. 
—  Ei,ui'iarns,  par.  [ires.  act.  of 
Efo)(Vrt7/((,  f.  t^aiacri'ia(j),{ir.  tf  in- 
tens.   and    ariar/i/jt   to  rise  up) 
to   cause    to    rise,   rouse,    excite, 
raise  vp  ;  to  expel,  drive  out ;  to 
rise    up  from    among,    dejiurt, 
arise,  get  vp  ;  to  overturn,  over- 
tliroxv,  ruin,   destroy.    1  a.  ind. 
act.    i^avtaroaa.  2  a.   ind.   act. 
c^ai'iaTn". 
E^dvrng,  h,  >i,  (perhaps  fr.  tf  from, 
and  an;  hurt)  without  loss,  heirm- 
Icss,  safe;  whole,  entire,  sounel. 
Efni'rX/w -(3,  (fr.  f^from,  and  uvt- 
Xfu)  to  pump)  to  pump  or  elrnu 
out,  pour  out,  exhaust,   empty, 
drain. 
Ef«i'iiw,  fr.  ff  intens.  and  avvoi  to 

despatcli,  which  see. 
E^d'fu,  1  f.  ind.  acl.  of  tfayu. 
E^uTnXXnVro/Kni,  (fr.  jf  out  of,  ai:i 
from,  and  aXXriVo-oi   to  cliange) 
to  remove,  be  changed,  be  let  go, 
be  released,  be  delivered. 
E^airaTdtiv  -$v,  pres.  inf.  act.  of 

ffnTTdTa'd). 

E^arruTai,  a.  pi.  oCc^avdrri.      But 
EfaTTur^f,  cont.  for  t^avardtti,  2 
sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  and 
EfaTTaTaVio,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr. 
act.  —  E^a-Kurt',ar],  3  sin.    1  a. 
sub.    act.   —  E^aTTaTiaai,   3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  acl.  of 
E^«:rarow  -ui,  f.  -^oco,  p.  c^rjitdrri- 
Ka,  (fr.  tf  intens.   and  aTavdw  lo 
deceive)  to  lead  out  of  the  right 
way,  seduce,  deceive,  beguile  ;  to 
elisnppoint,  frustrate,  balk. 
EfniruT)/,  -)jj,  ;/,  (fr.  same)  deceit, 
deception,    artifice,  fraud  ;     en- 
ticement, allurement,  compliment, 
flattery. 

E^aTTarfiiyai,  1  a.  inf.  act Efnifrt- 

T>iae,  Ion.  for  t^rivdrrjac,  3  sin.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  —  E^atraTfictiv,  1  f. 
inf  acl.  of  ffdiraTaoj. 
E^nvaTiaKw,  Poet,  for  same,  par. 

pros.  e^a-naTiaKiDV. 
E^axoTuivTi,  Dor.  for  t^avaTwai,  3 

pi.  cont.  jires.  of  E^oTrari^o). 

F.^n-Kuipdhi  -UI,  Poet,  for  c^aTaTdto. 

EtaTrntjioijiriv,  -oio,  -otro,  pres.  opt. 

pass,     of    e^aTTdipu),     same    as 

last. 

EfaTr/irrfiXa,  -nf,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  c|niroarAXw. 
E^drtveti  and  E^ari'i/i;?,   Poet,  for 

t^ai(livr]s. 
K^airlvaios,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  last)  sud- 


EHA 

den,  unexpected,  unforeseen  ;  un- 
looked  for,  unhoped. 
E^avivaiuii,  (fr.  last)  suddenly^vn- 

mimrcn. 
EfariVaj,  Dor.    for  'E^av"viis,  see 

c^driva. 
'EfarXi/o-foj,  -a,  -oi',  Ion.  for  j'fu 
irXdctoi,  (fr.  i'f  six,  and  --Xdaioi 
-fold)  sixfold,  six  times,  six  times 
as  much, 
E^avXdo)  -a,  f.  -iit7<ji,  p.  c|^i/j7.\uKa, 
(fr.    ff  from,  and  iiirAow  to  un- 
fold) to  smoutit,  jdnne,  level;  to 
unfold,  open,    unravel ;    to  ex- 
plain, expound;  to  spread,  lay 
flat. 
Efaffot('o/iai,(fr.  t^ out  of,  a -0  from, 
and  Siti)  to  chase)  to  drive  out, 
expel,  buniih. 
EfuriiXAujK,  f.  c^azoXicii),  p.  c^airui- 
\cKa,  (fr.  tf  intens.  and«ToAAu/ji 
to  abolish)   to  ruin  utterly,  ite- 
stroy  totally,  abolish.    EfaroXXii- 
liat,  to  perish  entirely,    vanisli, 
disappear,    tie    ruined,    wulone, 
he  blotted  out;  to  die.  2  a.  im!. 
mid.  cfaruiXri^iji'. 
EfjffoXoiuTo,  Ion.    and  by   Apos 
fortfaTT'JXjivro,  3  pi.  2  a.  opt.  — 
E(aTo>,oj,\{,  Att.    for  cfaTrwAt,  3 
sin.  per.  ind.  mid.  of  last. 
Efaroi'i'^w,  (fr.  £^  out  of,  a-rb  from, 

and  vii^u)  to  wash)  to  wash  out. 
K^a-ropiia  -d,  f.  -I'latii,  (fr.  t^intcns, 
and  arropiia  to  forsake)  to  leave 
destitute,    almn/lon,    desert;     to 
ernrrnvtrish,  reduce,   moke  poor. 
K^iizopiofiat  -oufiiii,  to  be  reduced 
to  distress,  be  in  great  iviint,   be 
forlorn  ;  to  tic  totally  at  a  loss,  he- 
sitate, doubt,  be  in  perplexity.  1  f. 
mid.  i^unofircoftiu.  1  a.  pass.  ind. 
i^ilTTopi'^Onv'  sub.  e^arropnOui. 
EfuiTopvO'i'''",  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  last. 
£;a!iooT/XAui,f.  -tXd,  p.  tfur/ffruA- 
Ka,  (fr.  ff  from,  and  arotrr/AAw 
to  Bond  awuy)  to  send  out  of  the 
way  ;  to  send  forth  ;  to  send  oJJ\ 
dismiss,  discharge,  1  a.  inil.  act. 
tfaff/irrtiAo. 
E^n -ru>,  (fr.  if  intens.  and  .Vnru  to 
fil)  to  bind  to,  connect  with,  join  ; 
to  hnn^  upon,  suspend  ;  to  kindle, 
liq/it  up. 
'Ef«'-wXof,  -nv,i,ii,  (fr.  (f  six,  and 
TTuXoi  a  coll)  drawn  liy  six  horses, 
E^opalpniJ'it,  -cai,  -rai-  E(iipiiipti- 
(ihuf.  Ion,  and  .Atl.  for((i/pi;/i,ic, 


tSA 

out,  count  down  ;  to  enumerate, 
recount ;    to   reckon    upon ;     to 
serve,  anstver  for,   supply.    1  a. 
par.  mid.  t^aoSjinadfitvoi. 
E^apKfo)  -Ci,  (fr.  same,  and  apKiio 
to  suffice)    to  satisfy,    content ; 
to    be    c.unpeteni,    sufficient    or 
enough  ;  to  serve,  assist,  relieve, 
succour,  aid. 
EfaOKOuiTu)?,  (fr.  c^apKiiov,-ovvro;, 
par.   pres.  of  last)   sujjiciently, 
enough. 
Efaj5i'4o;ia(,  fr.  cf  intens.  and  apvio- 
jiai,  which  see.  par.  1  a.  mid. 
e^apvij<rd)izvo5. 
'Efupi'o;,  -01),  h,   I'l,   (fr.   last)  xvho 

refuses  or  contradicts,  a  denier, 
E^itpzd^ia,  f.  -aau),  p.  t^i'iprraKii,  (fr. 
£(  from,  and   ap-nd^ui  to  rob,  ih. 
lio-n^  rapacious)  to  snatch,  tear, 
pluck,  take  by  violence;  to  res- 
cue; to  plunder,  spoil,  pillage; 
to  carry  off. 
"E^aprjii,    -<0f,    Att.    -tiog,    i),  (fr. 
tffu'pu  to  carry  off)   a  lifting  or 
taking  up;  robbery,  plunder ;  a 
taking  or     sitting  off,   extirpa- 
tion. 
Efupraw  -w,  f.  -I'laio,  (fr.  £|' from, 
and  nprdui    to  suspend)   to  offx 
to,  join  together,  fasten,  unite  ; 
to  suspend,  sling  or  hang  upon  ; 
to  lift,    raise    up.     K^aprnofjiai, 
to  be  suspended  or  attacked  to, 
hang  from,  cling  to. 
E^iipri^w,  f  -((TO),  p.  e^ijpTiKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  lip-iog  complete)   to 
complete,  perfect,  finish ;  toj'ur- 
nis't,  equip.  Jit  out ;  to  prepare, 
make  ready,   provide.  1    a.    act. 
ind.  f^//pr(r7«.  per.  pass.  t^i)pTia- 
uar  par.  t^tjpriafilvai, 
EiiipTlaiu,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 
Ef'jpnr/i/i'Of,  Ion.  for  c^np'rvpivos, 

par.  per.  pass,  of 
Efaprudj,  fr.  tf  intens.  and  apriu), 

which  sec. 
Ef ipX'K,  for  cf  npx^iijfrom  the  be- 
ginning, at  Jirsl  ;  anew,  afrtsli, 
over  again,  again, 
'Ef<ip;^05,   -ov,  li,   (fr.  next)  a  be- 
ginner, rouse,  original ;  a  chief, 
ruler,    prince ;    a    precentor    or 
,first  chanter, 
Ef"o;tw,  (fr.  tf  intens.   and  do^w 
to  bc^in)  to  make   a  beginning, 
commence  ;  to  lead,  take  the  lead, 
move,  propose. 


md.    niti]  c^iipiifiitoi,    par.    per.  'EC-is, -iiiloi, /;,  (fr.  tf  six)  </i<Hi<m- 


jinss.  oftf.iip/u 
E4'ipiri»,    Dor.    for  t^iipnro,  3  sin. 

1  a.  md.  mid.  of  tf-i/pu. 
Ef'ipyfp'C'i/i'H,  (fr.  ti  inlcns.  and 
-  upyvpoi  silver)  to  turn  into  m«. 


tier  six  ;  a  Sicilian  brass  coin 
Ef'ioWti'/ii)  -ui,  f  -I'/iTw  (fr.  tf  from, 
and  aaOtviui  to  laii>;iiisli^  ih. 
aOi'tiii  lo  be  able)  to  grow  weak, 
he  feeble,  pine  away,  decay. 


ney,  >irU,cx>linngt ;  strip  of  mo-  E(a<70nY(.j,f.  -fata,  (fr.  tf  from,  n 


nry,  rob.  par.   I  a.  mid.  i(iipyv 

piaiiiiitof. 
E('»pyBp^u»  -ui,  (fr.   same)   to  turn 

into    money,   make    into   niontff, 

coin ;     lo    vnlur,    nppraisr,    esti-i 

mate.  pren.  inf  act.  j^nnylioitiv 

-oPr. 
K^'iptrrf  ,2  pi.  2  f.  ind.  act. —  E(rip- 

0r„   3  sin.    I   a.    sub.   pais,  of 

Efiip(0;if'(i>  -UI,  f.   -ijcroi,    (fr.  !■(  out, 
and  apiOfi((,i  to  count)  to  reckon 


ne;;.  ami  aOivof  ulreiiylli)  to  re- 
ducr,  vrnkrn,  cnferlilr. 

Efii(7>t/o)  -hi,  f.  -/;ff(j,  (fr.  i(  inteiiN. 
nnil  uanfij)  lo  practise)  to  f.rrr- 
ciKC,  u^e,  prnrli.ie ;  lo  instruct, 
train;  lo  embittiult,  ndorn,  fur- 
nish ;  lo  polish,  smooth,  lirighlrn. 

EfrtoWj,  -/«v,  .Vtl.  -Aus,  I'l,  (fr.  ip- 
anifii  lo  slanil  up)  nap,  down  ; 
a  torn  or  ragcrd  edge. 

EfoffrpiiTrrw,  f.  -^<'i,  [>•  t^i'iorpdilm, 
(fr.  i£  out,  and  aoTpdrnn  lo 
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ESE 

lighten)   to  .flash,   emit   sparks, 

shine,  glitter,  dazzle. 
Efari^ia'^w,  and  Efarifia'u,  f.  -acui, 

fr.  £f  intens.     and  arifinyj    or 

-dw,  which  see. 
"E^UTtixod)  -Ci,  f.  -liaw,   (fr.  same,  a 

neg.  and  t-iu   to  honour)  to  de- 
spise, slight. 
Efinim'rui,    fr.   same,   and  avaUio, 

which  see. 
E.^avSac-a,  2  sin.  pres.  impr.  act. 

of 
Kiavidu)  -ai,'f.  -f/oo),  (fr.  tf  out,  and 

avSdij}   to   speak)  to  speak  out, 

declare,   deliver;    to  harangue, 

discourse. 
E^avT^is,   (fr.   ff  from,  and  avrrjs, 

viz.  lopa;  thai    same   hour)    at 

thatinstant,  immediately,  directly. 
EfnPrif,  (fr.   e^  intens.   and  avris, 

(or  aTiQts  again)  over  agcdn,  ancu>, 

afresh,  a  second  time. 
E^afurat  for  e^a(puTai,3  sin.  pres. 

ind.  mid.  of 
Efa(/j(');/(i,  (fr.  £|  out  of,  aiTo  from, 

and  hifii  to  send)  to  send  away 

out,  dismiss,  discharge ;  to  dart, 
Jling,  hurl ;  to  omit,   leave  out, 

piU  away,  lay  aside  ;  to  let  pass, 

permit,  suffer,  allow. 
E^nc/iiiw,  (fr.  c^  from,  and  at/n'u  to 

draw)    to  draw   out    of,  drain, 

exhaust,  pour  out. 
E^iiiaXov,  -fSj  -c,  1  pi.  -Xoftcv,  2  a. 

ind.  act.  ot  c/c/Ja'AAui.  ■ 
Ef*/?(ir,  by   Sync,  for  t^ipijaav,  3 

pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  iKpiiiJn  or  ck- 

fiaivu). 
E^clita^6pr}V,  in  3  pi.  Eft|3ia^ovro, 

impf.  of  CKpid^ouni, 
E^cfiXijOtii',  -m,  -I/,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  £A-/?a'AXw. 
K^cyiifii^oiTu,3  pi.  impf,  puss,   of 

E(£yc('pw,  f.  -ipii,  p.  e^i'iycpKa,  (fr. 
£4' from,  and  tycipii)  to  rouse)  to 
excite,  stir  up,  animate,  ipiicken, 
exhort,  provoke  ;  to  awake,  rouse  ; 
to  raise,  sit  up,  K^tyclpofjiat,  to 
rise  up,  awake,  I  a.  iutl.  act. 
£f/)y£ipu. 

K^cycviiiiriv,  -oil,  -CTo,  in  3  pi.  -ov- 
To,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  CKyivD/iai. 

Efryfpui,  -Ui,  -£?,  1  f.  act.  of£(ty£f- 
pu), 

Ef('ypo;j(i(,  by  All.  Syne,  for  ffc- 
yiipniiai,  see  t.i,iydpia. 

Kiiyp'ivrti,  Ion.  for  i^i'iypovro,  3  pi. 
impf.  of  last.  Or  Ion.  and  by 
Sync,  for  f^i/yf.'poiTu,  3  pi.  impf. 
pass,  of  fi'cyiVpu). 

R(ifiiXi'iHiiv,-uv,  -CTO,  impfA)f£(C(5/- 

EfuUVijira,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Efti^ii;/!,'!',  -oao  or  -on,  -oro,   2  a. 

ind.  mid.  of £(«5W(u/ii. 
E^/iipn,  -a(,    )'/,   (Ir.  ff  from,  and 

£i5p«    a   seal)    a  projectint:    seat, 

window;  a  porch,  hall,  gallery; 

n  sewer,  drain. 
'Eftilpo?,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.   same)  dis. 

placed,     removed,     dischnrged; 

turned  out,  exprtbd,  banished. 
EfWiiim,  -at,  -f,  in  3  III.  EfWiiffiii', 

1  a.   iiul.  act.  —  V.\ifivaii)itiv    1 

a,  ind,  mid.  of  (K(3i''(ii  or  -vi'u< 


EHE 

Efj'i^u,  (fr.  fi  intcns.  and  fiu  to 
cut)  lo  gnaw,  rorrmie ;  to  wasir, 
consume;  to  eat  up,  devour, 

E^i^i'iTijaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  inil.  act.   of 

'Efc£i,3  sin.    willi   r  added   iliipf. 

act.  of(ito. 
E(cy<i/i/ii>»i)i',  -»;{,-?;,  in  3  pi.  -|3iJ0i;- 
<T(ii',  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  cKOnfiiiiw. 
EftOd'/i/JifOdi',  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

same. 
^.^lOifi'iv,  -(TO,  -TO,  in  3  pi.  'E^iOev 

TO,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  cKriOinii. 
E(/yXn|u,  -as,  -c,   1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

ckO\Ii>u>. 
E(('t)i>poi',  -tf,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

DcOopiu, 
F^^iOpcip',  for  c^eOpt\pc,  3  sin.  of 
E(*('p«^<i a,  act.  —  E^fOpf^d/ii/i',  -u), 
-aro,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  of  ticTpi^u). 
'Effi,  pres.  inipr.  of  ff/co,  ODS.  for 

f'fiOi,  prcs.  impr.  of  i^ujit. 
"Efci,  3  sin.  ind.  — "E(£ii',  inf.  1  f. 

act.  of  f;^<<).  sec  £^0). 
'E(c<i',  cont.  fr.  t^f'ti',  3  sin.  with  )■ 

added  inipf.  act.  of  ft'o). 
K^ciili,  Poot.  for  i^rjg. 
E^tiK'i'^o),  (fr.  tf  from,  and  ciKiii^oj 
to  liken)  fo  77iafce  like,  liken,  imi- 
tate, tounlerfeit. 
'E^tiKd(Tfi7iv,  -ao,  -dTo,  pper.  pass. 

of  last. 
Eftaoi'^Cw,  f.  -"ffu),  fr.  t^  from,  and 

fikoi'i'^o),  which  sec. 
E^tTXt,   3  sin.   2    a.    ind.   act.  of 

tfaipfw. 
Effi/X/u)  -u,  f.    -(/(TO),  (fr.  tf  from, 
and  tiX/u)    to  roll    up)  to  unrol, 
■unfold,  unfurl,  spread  open,  roll 
out. 
E?£('A(cu(ru,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

t^eXKvui, 

Ef£(Xo^»;i/,  -01),  -£ro,  mid.  —  Esti- 

Xovj-fs,  -£,act.  2a.ind. offfaipfu). 

Efff/ji,  (fr.  £f  from,  and  ujxi.  to  go) 

to   go  out,    go  forth  ;    to    issue, 

discharge,  flow  forth,   pres.  inf. 

t^iivai.  2  a.  ind.  iliuv  par.  c^iwv. 

1  a.  act.  i^tiaa,  Att.  e^i'icaa. 

'E^ciiica,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

^Eii'i'fu),  for  ffii'^w. 
E^£?:ra,  -«s,  -£,  ind.  —  K^eiTw,  suit. 
1  a.   act.  —  E^einov,  -ig,  -e,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  t^iirui. 
K^eipyaofihos,  par.   per.  pass,  of 

£fc()ya'^Ofiai. 
'E^iipyccOai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 
E(ti'pyoj,f.  -fw,  p.  -■^a,  (ft.  £f  from, 
and  £ipyu  to  hinder)  to  restrain, 
check,  curb  ;  to  shut  out,  exclude, 
'Ichar,  prevent,  hinder  from. 
TS-iiipofiai,  see  c^cpiopai. 
E^£<pi!(ra<,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  t^cpv- 

aai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  £^£piJoj. 
E^cipu,  f.  -£poJ,  (fr.   £f  from,   and 
cipu)  to  join)  to  thrust  out,  show  ; 
to  draw  or  pull  out ;  to  disen- 
gage, loosen. 
E(£({,  -£r<ra,  -III,  par.  of  tf^VjS  a. 

ind.  act.  of  t^ini'i. 
*Ef£(f,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  off;;^oj. 
'E(£((Ti,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of  f^uiu, 

to  go  out. 
'E.ltKaiOrjv,  -ijs, -?;,  in  3  pi.  'E.^iKav- 
Onuav,   1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  iKKaiui. 
EffxiVrijua,   -as,    -t,    in  3  pi.  -rij- 
aav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  iKKivriw. 


EHE 

E^fK/fuira,  -as,  -r,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

tKKtvdta. 
E^£^».X;;(r((i'^u),  f.  -liao),   (fr.  ff  in- 

tens.  and  EKifXi/oKiyo  to  assent- 

ble,  th.   KoXt'cu  to  call)  to  call  an 

assemhli/     summon    a  inceting ; 

to  assemiile,  gather,  collect. 
EffdXu'ffO;;!',  -niy  ->),  in  3  pi.   Ef- 

[K\tiaU)]aui',  1  u.  ind.  pass,  of  tx- 

kX«iu. 
E^cK\claOi]i',  -j;5,  -I/,  pass.  — E^7- 

K\etaa,  -us,  -£,  act.  1  a.  ind.  of 

CKK^clui. 

E.^iK\t\j.a,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

f/i'liXjKTU). 

Ef£*:X(va,-a$, -f,  in  pi.  EfExX/varE, 

-vav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  t/c/cX/iio. 
Eff/ciiXai^n,  -us,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  £*.(i-oXu'7rTCJ. 

Ef£k:of(i^£To,    3  shi.    itnpf.     pass. 

of  eKKonl^oi. 
E^CKiwriv,  -tjs,  -7],  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

CKKd-rrrw. 
Eft/opf'/jaro,  3  sin.  impf.  mid.  of 

CKKpifiauat. 

V,  Poet,  for  Ef£X9v,pres.  inf. 


EftX, 


E^iXaOov,  and  Poet.  £vXi'X«0oi',  -£S) 

-£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  E/cXuvOfiVw. 
Ef£Xo'Xi7(Tu,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

£)vXuX/u. 

Ef£Xo'f(/5aioi',  -£{,  -£,  impf.  act.  of 

tKXa^ijiuvii). 
E^eXdnvcri  -w(7i,3pl.  pres.  ind.  act. 

of  £ffX«'ci). 

EffXriffai,  inf.  —  E^tXaVas,   -atra, 
-av,  par.  of  c^i'iXaaa,  1  a.  ind 
act.   of  f^tXuiii'u). 

E^cXaciu,  -as,  )),  (fr.  fffXauro)  to 
expel)  a  setting  out,  journey,  voy- 
age; an  expedition,  invasion. 

E^tXacis,  -los,  Att.  -£ws,  )'/,  (fr. 
same)  n  driving  or  turning  out, 
expulsion,  hanishment ;  a  depar- 
ture, setting  out. 

K^eXaaacv,  Poct.  and  Ion.  for  c^t'i- 
Xaacv,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
fffXatJi'U). 

Ef£Xar<i^)/o-rtSi  2  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  £)cXaro/(f(<). 

E^eXavvu),  f.  -cXaaui,  p.  c^/jXoKa, 
(fr.  £f  outof,  and  iXavvui  to  drive) 
to  ride  or  drive  out ;  to  set  out, 
go  on  a  military  expedition,  in- 
vade ;  to  drive  away,  expel, 
thrust  out,  turn  awoy  ;  to  forge, 
melt,  found,  cast,  mould ;  to 
compound,  compose,  form,  make. 

E^tXa'd)  -w,  f.  -dad),  p.  c^i'i^oKa,  and 
Att.  t^ci/jXuKa,  Poet,  for  last. 

'Ef£X£,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  £^oipfu. 
Or  Ion.  for  i^ctXe,  3  sin.  of  e^eT- 
Xov,  2  a.  ind.  ;  inf.  E^cl^uv  par. 
e^eXojv.  — Eff'X»;rai,  3  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  mid.  of  same. 

E(£Xf'yo;'To,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of  ek- 
X/yui. 

EffX/ypCof/Ev,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  E^fXEy^fV^^W)  3  sin.  pres. 
impr,  pass,  of 

E^cXiyxo),  f.  -yfw)  P-  t^i'lXcyxa, 
(fr.  ff  intcns.  and  cXty^^io  to 
prove)  to  convince,  prove  clear- 
ly ;  to  confute,  disprove;  to  blame, 
reprove,  convict.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
E^^jXEyfa-  inf.  e^cXly^ai. 

E^i\cO\  Ion.  and  by  Apes,  before 
(212) 


ESE 

nn  aspirate,  for  £(£/X£to,  3  sin.  2 
a.  ind.  mid.  —  K^tXiaVat,  2  a. 
inf.  mid.  of  ffuipi'io. 
E^tX(((/'f(»;v,  -u,  -«Tu,  2  and  3  pi. 
-^aaOe,  -^avTo,  I  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

CKXlyu). 

E^EXEnOfpiiu)  -w,  f.  -diaui,  (fr.  e^  in- 
tcns. and  i\cv0cp6ta  to  set  free) 
to  give  liberty,  make  free,  enfran- 
chise. 

E(c\ci<Toitai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  £(/p- 

X'>^""^ 
E^cXtiXuKcaav,  Ion.    and   Att.    for 

£f))X«\£i<7ai',  3  pi.  pper.  act.  of 
e^eXoi'i'W. 
E{£X(/XuOa,-a$, -cor-£v,inpl.  -Oarc, 
-Ou(Ti,  per.  —  EfEXtAuOEi,  3  sin. 
pper.  ind.  — eCeXi/XuOeVui,  inf. 
—  E(£Xi;Xii6u)s,  paf-  per.  mid. 
Att.  fare^iXvOa,  SiC.  of  c^ip'^^^oijiai. 

EffX9£7i',2  a.  inf.  act.  —  E^cXOiv, 
neut.  pur.  2  a.  act.  —  E|f'X6w, 
-liii'h  2  a.  sub.  act.  —  E^cXOm', 
-ovaa,  -dv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  same. 
EffXi'/jTraioi',  impf.  act.  of  ck  and 
X(/J7rn'i'u),  same  as  Xcliriii. 

Eff'XiTToi',  -£s,  -E,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
evXei'ttw. 

E^eXki'w,  f.  -vau),  and  Ef/Xxw,  f. 
£^»X(ui,(fr.  E^  from,  and  eXku  to 
draw)  to  draw  out,  away  or  from, 
extract;  to  extricate,  deliver ;  to 
mislead,  seduce,  impf.  act.  e^eTX- 
Kov.  par.  pres.  pass.  t^tKKi- 
Hcvos, 

E(/XKui(Tif,  -los,  Att.  -ciDs,  >!,  (fr. 
last)  a  dragging,  tearing,  scrap- 
ing, scratching. 

EfEXfif/z/Viand'E^EXoVjIon.  forffti- 
\6jti]v,  mid.  ;  and  i^uXuv,  act.  2 
a.  ind.  —  EffXfi,  2  f.  act.  —  E(f'- 
Xa)f<«i,  2  a.  sub.  mid.  of  Efuip/oj. 

EffXwoi,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
Att.  for  Ef£Xa<7ou(Ti,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind. 
act-  of  t^tXdiji,  for  ti,!.\ai\iu>. 

E^ifta^a,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
E^f'/iaoffoi',  -£s,  -£,  impf.  act.  of 
CKiidniru). 

E^iutv,  Ion.  —  E(//jEvai,  Dor.  for 
E^Eivat,  pres.  inf.  of  ('^ei/ii.  Or 
2  a.  inf.  act.  of  c^iiifii. 

'E^fuiv,  Ion.  for  e^eiv,  1  f.  inf.  act. 
of  i')(^oi. 

E^£fiiff£i«,  -as,  -£,  .^ol.  for  e^ifii- 
catjii,  1  a.  opt.  act.  of 

E?£fi/(D,  -w,  f.  -iaui,  (fr.  sf  from, 
and  f/i»'w  to  vomit)  to  vomit 
forth,  throw  up,  disgorge. 

E^ijiriv,  -Ecro,  -to  and  -ov,  -tro,  2  a. 
ind.  mid.  of  c^itjjit. 

E^cii'no>\eoitai -ov^at,  (fr.  e^  from, 
£v  intcns.  and  ttidXiu)  to  sell)  to 
sell,  set  to  sale,  dispose  of. 

E^ci-nroiXriiihuis,  Ion.  for  c^ciitccitij)- 
Xijjiivos,  par.  per.  pass,  of  last. 

EfEfiuKri/piffa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  ek- 

liVKTlipiC,IJ}. 

Eicvaipm,  f.  -upS,  fr.  f^intens.  and 

[vaiow,  which  sec. 
E^Ei'ai'Tfas,   and  Ef  fvacTias,    (fr. 

£^  from,  and    evavrios  opposite) 

on    the    contrary,  on    the  other 

side,  opposite,  against, 
E^Evapi'Cu),  f.  -I'fw,  fr.  E^intens.  and 

Evapi'^w,  which  see. 
E^ivapi^a,  -as,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

last. 


EHE 

KiiveyKov,  -a7-u,in  2pl.  'E.^eviyKaTc, 
impr. — Es^iyKu),  sub. — Eftvt'y- 
(cai,  inf. —  E^EVfyKaj,  -aca,  -av, 
n.  pi.  -KavTCi,  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
T^^cveyKuv, in{.ia..a.ct.  of  tK(pipu}. 

'E^evtiKiii,  E^cvcU'ii,  Poet,  for  c^t- 
viyKat,  and  t^cviyKas,  see  last. 

E^evcvira,  -af,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
cKvivot  or  cKpiu). 

'E^evc^Oih,  and  Ion.  E^si£(;;^6£is, 
-dca,  -h,  1  a.  par.  pass.  —  E|£- 
V£;i(;9)ico^ai,  -7/,  -crat,  1  f.  ind. 
pass.  ot'£x0£'pa). 

Eftv£;^i'pa'^w,  and  Ef£;^i)pia'^o),  fr. 
ff  intens.  and  £v£;^upa'fw,  which 
see. 

K^u^iivttyfifvos,  Ion.  and  Att.  for 
£fi;i'£y/ifvoj,  par.  per.  pass,  and 

K^tvrivo)(a,  -ay,  -£,  in  1  pi.  c^cvr]v6- 
;^a^£i',  Att.  for  e^fji'o^a,  per.  ind. 
nii'l.  oi  tK<pipto. 

E^ieijif/a,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

E?/iOui«,  Dor.  for  t^iXOots,  2 sin.  2 
a.  opt.  act.  E.^cv6C)v,  fern.  Effi'- 
doTaa,  Dor.  for  f^cXflw^,  -otic-a, 
par.  2  a.  act.  of  £(f'p;^o^ai. 

E^iviaa,  -ai,  -£,  1  a.  ind.   act.  of 

EffVro,  3  pi.  of  c^iivv,  2  a.  ind. 

mid.  ofi^infti. 
EffVnpflov,  -eg,  -t,  and  by  Metath. 

c^ivpSBoi;  I  pi.  £(£rpaeuf<£i',2a. 

ind.  act.  of  £(C7rf'p(>o>. 
KifTrc/ixpav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Eiiircaa,  -of,  -£,  in  2  pi.  E^cnianTC, 
1  a. —  Ef/irto-ov,  -cf,  -e,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  —  Elfffcrrov,  -£f,  -£,  impf. 

act.    of  £)C7T-IT7-U>. 

K^erirSaa,  -as,  -£,  T  a.  ind.  act.  of 
CKzCTavvviit. 

K^CTiarSiiai,  f.  -fioofiat,  (fr.  e^  in- 
tens. and  cniaraiittt  to  know 
how)  /o  know  well,  understand, 
be  experiencerl  in  or  'irquainled 
with,  he  erpert  or  gkilful. 

Z^rTrliTTi),  Alt. — E(£7r('(7r£a<,Ion.  for 
liiiriaritaat,  2. sin.  prcs.  of  last. 

K^cirlTn^Cf,  (fr.  ff  intens.  ;ind  mi- 
rrjUif  f\l\Jillif,  properly^  righlbi ; 
purpoKlt/,  rtesii^mdlif  ;  Ktudioun- 
ly,  earnestly, 

Ef£7rX3y,,„,  -i,;^  -,,  3  pi.  ■E^tTrXdyt)- 
anv,  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of  iKirXfiaam. 

Ef/rXfov  -ovv,  -cc{  -ci{,  -u  -a, 
impf.  act.  of  £((rX/w. 

EffirXfiiffafifi/,  1  pi.  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
name. 

K^nrXriairAfiilP,  -ov,  -CTO,  3  pi.  E(£- 
rX>5<7(joiro,    impf.    pttgH.    of   ik- 

TtXlifTlfut. 

E(/irf£u(rt  or  -ary,  3  sin.  I   a.  ind. 

act.  of  tmvlui. 
E(ti:'iifj(T</,  Dor.  for  r.^r.ir6vtiaa,  1  a. 

ind.  ar-l.  of  tuiroviu). 
Eftjropti'tro,  3  gin.  impf.  pnsg.  of 

E(£irnnOo(j£v,  see  t^lnttpOnv. 
K^firrijv,  -tjs,  -n,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

t^/rri;/ii. 
Ef£>rrii(ja7-£,  2  pi.  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

tK-rrrini, 
Ef/jT.j,  (fr.  ((forth,  and  Inut  to  My) 

to  puhli.ili,  drrlnrc,  ultcr,  mi/,  tell. 

1  a.  act.  ind.  ff<rTTsub.f(ff,r.j.2 

a.  act.  ind.  tftrrroi/-  inf.  i^tinciv. 


ESE 

Eff'pajia,  -uro;,  To,  (ft.  t^cpiM  to 
vomit)  mailer  vomited,  a  vomit ; 
evacuation,  discharge. 

K^cpd(0,  f.  -utrw,  p.  £fi';paKa,  (fr.  £( 
from,  and  tpdm  to  empty)  io 
empty  ;  <o  /)o«r  0!(?,  spill. 

E^fpya^ofiai, f.  -u(TOf«(i,p.  £|^£fpyaiT- 
fiui,  (fr.  same,  and  epytt^uixac  to 
work)  to  ivnrk  out,  accomplish, 
.finish  ;  to  do,  ucl,  perform  ;  to 
bring  to  an  end,  despatch,  kill,  de- 
stroy, overthrow.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  t(- 
eipyatrdntiv.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  £(£ip- 
ydaOriv'    par.  £f£pya(r6£(f,  -tiaa, 

-£>■. 

Effpyaoi'a,  -af,  t),  (fr.  last)  cjract- 

ness,  care,  diligence  ;    a  Jinish- 

ing,  completion,  end, 
E^tpyaafiivoi,lon,iorc^ctpya<7iih'0i 

par.  per.  pass,  of  £f£py«'^o/:iai. 
EffpyacrnKOi,-,  -ov,  !>,  1'/,  (fr.  same) 

.finished,  elaborate,  elegant,  com 


E3E 

inf.  —  Effp;^<5f<£i'0f,  -ij,  -or,  par. 
pres.  of 
K^ep^ofiai,  f.  e^eXtvaofiat,  p.  c^t'jXv- 
da,  and  Att.  i^iXi'/Xuda,  (IK  £? 
from,  and  ip^oi.tui  to  come)  to 
go  or  come  out,  step  forth  ;  to  go 
from,  retire,  withdraw,  depart  ;  to 
arise  or  proceed  from,  originate, 
sprout,  spring  forth;  to  go  away 
or  off",  vanish,  disappear,  end, 
cease,  expire,  impf.  mid.  c^epx^- 
liriv,  -ov,  -tTO,  2  a.  act.  ind.  £^r;X- 
601',  -£?,  -£■  impr.  (^c\Oc,  -Iru)' 
sub.  e^i\du),  -;;f, -»;,  inf.  e^eMuv' 
par.  t^eXdihi',  -ovaa,  -6v.  pper. 
ind.  mid.  Att.  £^£X?jXiiy£iv. 

Effpwf'o)  -u»,  f.  -ijau),  (fr.  same, anil 
£pw(u)  to  flow  away)  to  pasn 
swiftly,  move  violently^  rush  ;  to 
retire  hastily,  start  back, 

'Ef£(r«,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
(f'ui. 


plete ;  conclusive,  ending, Jinish-lE^iadwa-cv,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
ing.  \      EKaaiii^w,  Poet,  for  cKuui^ui. 

E^fffi'ii,  -as,  and  Ion.  E^iab],  -vs,  5. 
(fr.  tf('i;/(i  to  send  forth)  an  em- 
bassy, public  message. 

'Ef£(ri';,  -los,  h,  (fr.  ff£i//i  to  gojout) 
departure,  going  away ;  expul- 
sion, banishment ;  divorce,  sepa- 
ration, 

E^iaKhiKa,  per.  ind.  act.  of  £*.- 
aicXloj,  same  as  EKo-cf'XXw,  which 
see. 

Ef/a/^ur,  3  pi.  cont.  [jres.  ind.  act. 
of  £)co'/<n'w. 

E^fVruffd,  -us,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
CKcnriiio. 

EffVrai,  Sync,  for  t^iaerai,  1  f.  of 


E(/p)'£(T9ai,for  e^e!pys(sOai,\yh.  see. 

E^EpKii'oi',  -£f,  -£,  impf.  act.  of 

Ef£p££('>'w,  (fr.  £(  from,  and  epcdvio 
to  ask)  to  speak  out,  dedure,  ut- 
ter ;  to  inquire,  examine,  ask,  in- 
terrogate. 

K^cocIttu,  (fr.  c^  intens.  and  cpuTTu) 
to  overthrow)  to  overturn,  cast, 
strike  or  throw  down,  overthrow  ; 
to  break,  di.flncate,  wrench  ;  In 
fall  nff'or  down,  be  overturned,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  £|/pf n^a, -05,  -£. 

K^epconai,  E^epoftat,  and  Ion.  Effi- 
po)iai,  (fr.  same,  and  £pfw  to 
speak)  to  ash,  interrogate  ;  to 
iniptire,  examine,  demand. 

Eiipet'tftriv,  in  3  pi.  E(£p^ovTo,  impf. 
mid.  of  last. 

Effpfiiyw,  f.  -?u),  (fr.  t^  from,  and 
£p£i5yw  to  belch)  to  belch  forth, 
vomit,  throw  vp. 

E^cpivvdiit  -w,f.  •i'iato,p.  t^ypevvrjKa, 
(fr.  ff  from,  and  £p£vv(iw  to  search ) 
to  search  thoroughly,  seek  dili- 
gently, examine  carefully,  xi/?, 
scan.  1  a.  ind.  act.  t(>tpcvv>iaa 

E^cpfid  -(3,  (fr.  cf  out,  and  tpiui  to 
say)  to  speak  out,  declare,  say, 
tell,    E^tpfoiiat,  see  above. 

E^cprjiiiii)  -to,  fr.  £f  intens.  and 
cprjjjOo),  which  see. 

E^iptTTiov,  -ovaa, -dv,  par.  of£f;7pi. 
iror,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  ffrpffx-w. 

E^tpfjrii'ci'j),  f.  -iviru),  fr.  c^  intens 
and  ipunvtiu),  which  sec. 

Ei,i'oo/iai,  see  c^cnlofint. 

Ef/pjTu,  f.  -'|ii),'p.  i^np-l-n,  (fr.  £( 
out,  and  iipiToi  to  creep)  to  creej) 
or  rr/iwl  nut,  get  out  with  diffi- 
culty ;  to  rome  out  gmtty,  .steal 
forth  ;  to  put  out,  make  rrrrp  mtt, 

Ei^tpJ,iiyt)v,  -Tis,  -t,,  2  a.  ind.  pass. 
of  rxni'iyi'v fit  or  txpi'ianu), 

Efipuir'',  for  £f£fpuffc,3  sin.  1  n,  ind. 
act.  —  Effpi'/irai,  1  a.  inf.  act,— 
K^rp<mns,  par.  1  a.  net.  of 

Eftpi'w,  f.  -liiTri),  p.   l^llpvKll,  (fr.  tf 

from,  and  rpi'w  to  draw)  to 
dram,  drag,  pluck  or  fill  out, 
txtrnr.l, 
E^inv'Tnt,  3  sin.  -jj^firOf,  -vovrai,  2 
and  3  pi.  prcs.  ind — E^ipxtnOc, 
2  pi.  unpr.  —  K(/pvt<jt)ai,  prcs. 
(213)  -^ 


E^caruKtvat,  for  -(rrriKivai,  per.  inf. 
act.  and 

E^carnxios,  -v'a,  -us,  par.  per.  act. 
Ef/ffri/i',  -1)5,  -I),  in  1  and  3  pi. 
-arrificv,  -anicrav,  2  a.  ind.  act. 
of  £|((Tn)f(i. 

'E^tffnor  -11',  (imprrs.  fr.  ff  from, 
and  Eijjii  to  be)  it  is  lawful,  al- 
lowalde  ;  it  is  .free,  possible,  per- 
mitted ;  I,  we,  you,  &c.  may,  it 
may  be,  fut.  t^iacrai,  and  by 
Sync,  c^iarat.  prcs.  inf.  £(£7i'ai. 
par.  prcs.  neut.  c^ii>. 

E^iaTpiifijiiu,  -\pnt,-T:Tat,  per.  ind. 

pass,  of  £k(TTp('l/lW. 

E(£(TTpaTi)j:£iVi(7(i/i'ji',  -w,  'aro,  I  a. 
ind.  mid.  of  fK(Trp«T0Tr£(5£t)(i). 

E^crd^io,  f.  -dau),  and  -rf(w,  p. 
c^i'/Tak-it,  (fr.  ff  intens.  and  £rn^u 
to  inqnirc)  to  examine,  investi- 
gate, try,  search,  explore  ;  to 
rnmpnre,  discuss,  debate,  consi- 
der ;  In  rehearse,  repeat,  recount, 
reckon  vp,  1  a.  act.  ind.  ffi}- 
TrtiTd'  impr.  [(irairov,  inf.  c^erd- 
nai. 

E^frtiiiov,  -IS,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
cktIiivio. 

E^irnn'iaOnv,  -ijf,  -'/.  '  ^-  '"''• 
pass,  of  i)fTai'i;ui. 

EiCTdmtt,  inf.  —  EOrdnnrc,  2  pi. 
impr.  1  a.  act.  nf  ((rrd^io. 

E^frliats,  -los,  Att.  -(<.)(,';,  (fr.  c(t- 
rd^ioU)  iti<|uiri')  inquiry,  rxnmi- 
iialion,  iniiHligiilinn,  discussion  ; 
nn  inspection  ;   trial,  proof, 

K^traaiids,  'ot',   d,    (fr.    same)    a 


ESE 

xrarrh,    inijuiri/,    examination  ; 

(in  iiispcrlion,  rcnru<. 
Eftnicr/us,  -a,  -uy,  (Ir.  samel  to  be 

ini]uirnt,  is  to  lie  txamiiira,  Sic. 

according  to  the  verb. 
E((rjii<i,  -us,   -r,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

tKTtlvW, 

EftrAfior,  Poet,  for  fftrAtoi',  1 
sill,  or  ^  |)1.  iinpf.  act.  —  Eftrt- 
Xciftm'  -ot'fttii,  -tov  -oD,  -icT'i 
ciTo,  iinpf.  mid.  and 

Effrf,\/trO;;>',  -;;f,  -i;,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
—  K^criXica'  Poet,  and  Apos. 
for  f;'trAtff£,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  IKTcXilil, 

'EUrtji,  -coi  -ovs,  6,  }),  for  i^alT'ii. 
Ei  f'-i  TOV,  viz.  -xp5i'ov,from  thence, 

Jrom  that  time. 
E^triOcTo,  3  sin.  impf.  pass,  of  t/c- 

K^cTfti'ilhiv,  -ij;,  -tt,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

ot  eKTi/xvii). 
K^trpS-iiv,  ->!(,  -r),  3  pi.  Eftrpi/ri;- 

auv,  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of  ccrpfro). 
Ef/rpu)i',  -u)j,  -a)|  impf.  act.  of  U- 

TpW/d. 

EffVpuxra,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

same,  or  £/i-7irpciJ(T/.w. 
Efcri'^Xoov  -our,  -oci  -ov;,  -oc  -ov, 

impf.  act.  of  fKri)^X(5cL>. 
Effi'pui',  inf.  of  EfcPpoi', -ff,  -c,  2 

a.  ind.  act.  oC cUvpiaKw. 

E^tl'pCtrif,  -IOC,  Att.  -CMS,  ,';,  (fr.  £^- 

(vpioKio  to  discover)  a  discoitry, 
invention;  gain,  prnjit. 

Y.^ivpriKdruiv,  g.  pi.  of  Efci'pr/ffwi, 
-i'7i(,  -os,  par.  per.  act.  of  same. 

'E.^cvpufxa,  -Stos,  rb,  (fr.  same)  n;i 
invention,  discovert/,  the  thing 
invented  ;  an  acjuirement,  guin, 
profit,  advantage. 

f^^cvptcKu),  f.  -cvp/jutt),  p.  -cvpi]Ka, 
(fr.  ff  out,  and  t'vpiaKu  to  find) 
to  Jind  out,  invent,  discover,  de- 
vise ;  to  Jind,  meet  with.  2  a. 
act.  ind.  tftPpov*  sub.  cpcvpw 
inf.  tftipav  par.  c^cvpiiv. 

K^i^vpavTci,  n.  pi.  mas.  par.  3  a. 
act.  of  last. 

K^c<padi'0)]v,  by  Epentli.  for  tft- 
(pdi'Onv,  -nit  -1,  i  !!•  '"'!•  pass. 
of  CK<paivti>. 

'E^idiavav,  Sync,  for  i^apdvnaav,  3 
pi.  ofK^c(pavTiv,  -r]i,  -11,  2  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  same. 

E^f'0tpov,  -£5,  -£,  impf,  act.  of  ck- 
6ipu>. 

E^Kbpitontv,  Ion.  for  c^tipipofiev,  1 
pi.  of  last. 

El^/^uyov,  -£5,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
cK(pcvy(i). 

Ef'Y"*')  '''5)  "^'i  '"ipf-  or  2  a.  ind. 
act.  <if  iK<livfii,  same  as  CKcpvia. 

Ef^f £,  3  sin.  of  Ef<';^;£oi'  -ovv,  impf. 

act or  of  E^l^ea,  -a;,  -e,  in  3 

pi.  E^tXtai',  for  E^ixevca,  or  Ef- 
ixca,   1  a.  act.  ind. — Ef£;^£d- 

/ll/l'  -oijirfV,  -^fOV  "X""!  "Yf""" 
-yttro,  impf.  j)ass.  r>f  iKxio}. 

E^iXpnoa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
CKXoriti). 

E^i'XvO'  for  t^fxvTO,  which  for  Efi- 
Kixvro,  3  sin.  pper.  pass.  E^f  j^i!- 
Oi;!', -»)f,-i7,in  3pl.  Ef£X''0';<''ii',  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  offK^^iiu,  orfK;^;!?^^. 

Ef'X".  ''•  £f'Tw,p.  i^iaxiKu,  (fr.  t^ 
from,  and  /p^w  to  hold)  to  stond 


forth,  lip  or  o«<  of  spring  up, 
arise,  appear  above,  mitlop  ,■    to 
exalt,  surpass,  be  eminent. 
Eff'i|iif«,  -as,  -c  or  -cp,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  £Ki^O;\;w. 
Ef/i/u),  f.  c^irpi'iaio,  p.  -i;>ia,  (fr.  ti 
forth,  and  'i\^u>  to  boil)  to  boil 
up  ;  to  boil,  hake,  cook  or  dress 
actuals  ;  to  dissipate,  evaporate. 
Ef/uxrni',  Att.  lor  t^wmiv,  3  pi.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  t^wO/uj. 

'E^'i),  -fis,  t'l,  (fr.  /-\;w  to  hold)  C07i- 
sequcnce;  order,  succession.  'Ej- 
f/f,  or  KaO'  tfr;Sj  in  order,  suc- 
cessi vely,  imviedwtely. 

E^i'iyayov,  -cs,  -c  or  -cv,  Att.  for 
£(r;yoi',  2  a.  ind.  act.  ot'i^iiyai. 

Efi/yyfiXa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  ot 
e^uyyiXXii). 

K^i'iycipa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
e^cycipuj. 

E^iiyuTo,  3  sin.  cont.  imjif.  puss. 
— K^iiyZ/iyaTO,  3  sin.  F-t,'iyi<yil^c- 
I'of,  -J/,  -01',  pur.  1  a.  mid. — Ef>;- 
yovfievos,  ->i,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass, 
cont. — Ef»;)/oiii'ru,  3  pi.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of 

K^tiyfOftat  -ovjiat,  f.  -ijenitat,  (fr.  c^ 
forth,  and  iiytojiai  to  lead)  to 
lead  or  drav>  forth  in  order ;  to 
set  forth,  tell  at  length,  show,  de- 
clare, repeal,  recite  ;  to  take  the 
lend,  be  first,  guide,  rule,  govern; 
to  think,  suppose,  judge  of.  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  c^ijyioi'Tai  -ovvrai. 
par.  pres.  £^i;yi:o/j£i'os  -ov/jtvos. 

K^riyipOtiv,  -1/5,  -1],  1  a.  ind.  jiass. 
of  i^cyiipoi. 

K^i'iyijfKi,  -uTos,  TO,  (fr.  e^rjyeojiai 
to  rehite)  a  relation,  nurraliuii ; 
narrative,  tale,  story, 

Efi'/y/o-ff,  -los,  Att.  -fwf,  i;,  (fr. 
same)  a  relation,  history,  story, 
tale  ;  an  exposition,  erplanation. 

E^iiyi/Tiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  ex- 
plainer, expounder,  critic,  scho- 
liast  ;  a  translator,  interpreter  ; 
a  soothsayer,  diviner. 

K^vyvriKa,  -ujv,  Tu,  (nciit.  pi.  of 
ne\f)  the  priests'  books  or  re- 
cords of  superstitious  obser- 
vances. 

E^vyirtiibs,  ->h  -bv,  {fr.  c^nyin^nito 
relate)  narrative  ;  explanatory. 

E^riyupaiya,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 


£^ayop«^i«i. 
Efi/yopm,  -as,  >'/,  (fr.  t^  from,  and 

ayopii   the  court)  n  declaration, 

statement  ;    accusation,  charge  ; 

an  excuse,  plea. 
E^rjypdjiiiv,  -ov,  -ito,  impf.  pass,  of 

£^f'ypo//«(,  same  as  e^eytipoixai. 
E^iUaav,  3  pi.  of  £f»;£ffi(,  1  a.  Att. 

of  ii,ttjn,tn  go  out. 
'EinKovra,  (fr.  ff  six)  sixty. 
'EiriKovTucTtis,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  last,  and 

/tos  a  year)  of  sixty,  sixty  years 

old. 
'E^tikovtukXivos,    -ov,    V,    ),,    {fr. 

same,   and   icXn'i)  a  couch)   of 

sixty  conches  or  seats. 
K^i'lKu,  f.  -ftai,  p.  "X"!  Cr-  ff  fro'", 

and  rjK<ji  to  come)  to  come  or  go 

out,  come  from  ;    to  come  to  an 

end,  finish  ;  to  elapse,  pass  away, 

come  to  pass. 
E^flXaaa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  f^cXaivia. 
(214) 


ESH 

E^nXiipiv  -ti),  3  sin.  £fi)XaTo,  and 
8ync.  f^rfXro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  ot 
ffiiXXo^m. 

E^iiXuroj,  ->i,  -on,  (fr.  £f£X(itivui  to 
di'aw  out)  drawn  out,  extended, 
stntchvd ;  spread  oi'er,  covered, 
plated. 

E^tlXil(jiOiii',  -IIS,  -1],  in  3  pi.  -ijo-aj', 
1  a.  md.  jiass.  —  K^i'/Xa'pa,  -as, 
-£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  tfuX£iY<ii. 

E(T]XOov,  -is,  -£  or  -fi',  pi.  -Ooutv, 
-t)cTt,  Sync,  for  £(i)Xi)Oov,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  c^ipxoixai. 

E^i'iXOoaav,  Alexandrian  for  £(r/X- 
Oov. 

E(i)Xiu'^w,  f.  -aow,  (fr.  £f  out,  and 
i/Xws  the  sun)  to  expose  to  the  air, 
dry  by  the  sun  ;  to  crucify.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  c^jjXtaaa. 

E^rlX\ay|.^'llus,  -r),  -ov,  par.  per, 
[lass.  of  £(uXX(icrou. 

Efi/ACo-if, -lof,  Att.  -£uf,  i;,  (fr.  £f 
out,  and  cXiiOio,  obs.  same  as  ip- 
X°fc^  to  yo)  "  Soil's  fo^lh,  de- 
parture, emigration  ;  an  opin- 
ing, mouth  of  a  river. 

E^i'ilktaa,  -Of,  -£,  1   a.  ind.  act.  of 

Eff-ji',  3  sin.  impf.  of  i^cari. 
Efi/i£y/;u,  -as, -£,  1  a. —  Ef^i'£yKOj', 

-fs,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  tKipipoi. 
E^i'ivvTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  {fr.  t^  mtens. 

and  ai'iiw  to  accomplish)  to   be 

done  or  accomplished,  possible. 
E^rj-rdTviaa,  -as,  -t  or  .£i/,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  tt^avardo). 
Efi;7r«0w   and  E^rjiraipiaiaa,   Poet. 

same  as  e^niraTdui. 
Eiv~epo-!Ti.vu,  f.   -cimui,  (fr.  c^  in- 

tens.  and  r/irfpoTrft'iu  to  deceive, 

th.  Clip  the  voice)  to  deceive  out 

of  something,  impose  on  by  false 

pretences,    beguile,     cheat  ;     to 

sooth,  flatter. 
Efi/jrXwTo,  3  sin.  pper.  pass,  of  £(- 

uTrXdbt. 
E^i'pa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  £f- 

oi'po). 
E^i'ipaitjAai  or  E^t'ipaajtai,  per.  ind. 

pass.  —  E^i'ipava,    -cs,   -t,    1  a. 

incl.  act. —  E^i;paV0i;v, -17s, -i;,  1 

a.  ind.  pass,  of  fi;pa('i'w. 
E^npe'vvnaa,  -as,  -£,  m  3  pi.  -vrtirav, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  £|'£p£vi'a'ui. 
E^Tiptv^djtr)v,-ii>,-aTo,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  £f£p£l5y(il. 

E^>jp6jiriv,  -ov,  -cTo,  impf.  mid.  of 
t^ipojjiat. 

Efi}poi',  -cs,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  £fa/pai. 

E(»(pTio-/i/i/os,  -)?,  -ov,  ]iar.  per. 
pass,  of  c^apTi^oi. 

E^ripTv/th'os,  -n,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass, 
of  £^apri5(<i. 

Ef;;p;^'£ro,  -xovTo,  3  sin.  and  pi. 
impf.  mid.  of  ff/p^o/ini. 

E^i/p.Y'"'!  -£$,-£,impf.  act.  ofc^apxo). 

E^ripoirtaa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
fffpwf'w. 

•E(rK,  and  Poet. 'Ef£('i7S,  (g-  of/fi; 
order)  then,  thence,  thenceforth; 
in  order,  in  succession,  conse- 
quently ;  immediately,  direrXly. 
'O  lifiSi  Ihe  next,  the  following , 
'II  fknSi  viz.  Sinlpa,  to-morrow, 
the  next  day. 

E^i'/Ta^a,  Dot.  for  t^i'iraaa.,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  t^cTd^ta. 


ESI 


E^O 


Einrtiiraro,  3  sin.  1  a.  inJ.  mid.  of]E(io-r;;/(i  and  Efiffrrfu,  *->;«•&),  p. 

-ijKa  or  -am  (Ir.   tf  from,    and 


K^<))(^iu)  -a,  f.  -tjaoi,  (fr.  tf  out,  and 

7)y/u  to  sound,  th.  rj^os  sound) 

Ui    echo,   resound ;    to   celebrate, 

praise,  spread  the  fame  of. 

K^iiXITai,  o  sin.  per.  ind.  p.ass.  of 

ia:st. 
K^Uiv,  Ion.  for  c^iivat,  pros.  inf.  of 

i^eiiit,  to  go  out. 
E,^ii:iii,   pres.    inf.  cont.    of  t^iiiji, 

obs.  same  as 
K^irjfti,  f.  -)'i<T0i,  p.  -CiKa,  (fr.  tf  out, 
and  'tnfti  to  send)  to  send  forth 
or  away,  dismiss  ;  to  turn  out, 
banish;  to  spread  out,  openwide, 
expand. 
EfiiCfVdar,  Dor.  for  £i;'i*7i70i7»',3  du. 
—  Efi'wr'  for  t^iKiTO,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  mid.  ot  i^iKviojiai. 

E^(Kiid^u>,  (fr.  f  J  from,  and  iit/id^u 
to  sprinkle,  th.  iKjiai  a  drop)  to 
drip,  drain,  drop  out ;  to  bed^iv, 
moisten. 

K^iKvioftat,  f.  t^l^oitai,  p.  e^^yf^ai, 
(fr.  tf  from,  and  'iKvtonai  to 
come)  to  come  through,  arrive 
at,  rearh  ;  to  attain  to,  irct,  pro- 
cure, obtain  ;  to  expedite,  fur- 
ward,  contribute  tov>ards ;  to 
hit.  pres.  inf  mid.  t^iKiieaOai 
-ucOai.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  i^tKi/uiv, 
which  it  derives  from 

'E^iKoiiui,  (fr.  same,  and  ikui  to 
come)  same  as  last. 

K^tXaofiai  -uj/iai,  and  E^iXairico^ai, 
f.  -liaoiiat,  (fr.  tf  intens.  an^d 
i,\a(j  to  favour)  to  appease,  con- 
ciliate, rcconcUe ;  to  expiate, 
atone. 

E^iXiiaii,  -(Of,  Att.  -itiii,  }),  (fr. 
last)  expiation,  atonement,  recon- 
ciliation. 

'E^lXnapia,  -aros,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
propitiation,  atonement. 

EfiA«<r/ji>,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  pro- 
pitiation, the  making  an  atonc- 
mmt  ;  an  appeasing,  soothing. 

Efi'/u >'«<,  Dor.  for  t^thai,  pres.  inf. 
(jf  i^cifit,  to  go  out. 

'E^idyriav,  g.  pi.  oi'i^iiuv,  -ov(Ta,-bv, 
par.  2  a.  of  same. 

TS.(iif!rivonaij  (fr.  ef  forlli,  and  {tt 
vtiui  to  ride)  <j  ride  out,  take  a 
ride,  exercise;   to  wander,  ram- 

•    hie,  stray. 

'R^lrrijftt,  (fr.  tf  from,  and  hnifii 
to  fly)  to  Jly  out,  (\ff  or  away  ; 
itrapc.  K^irTTa/iai,  to  pursue, 
haunt,  flutter  about. 

"Eflf,  -10(,  Alt.  -tu{,  ';,    (h.   l)(l,l  tl> 

hav<!)  halnt,  use,  custom,  faxhion, 
prnrtice,  mnnnrr ;  apjiraranrc, 
friiturr,  mim ;  state,  rnnslitn- 
lion,  framr,  trmpcr  of  bodi/  or 
minil. 

'R^icri^io,  f.  -Kau,  {fr.  t(  intens,  and 
lijuf  equal)  In  r.quali-zr,  make 
even  unth  ;  to  match,  set  a^ainsf, 
compare. 

"Eiiadtii  -a,  (fr.  Hamo,  and  iaS,.t  to 
equnl,  ill.  iirof  rf|ual)  to  riptalizr, 
make  t'pird.  pres.  inf.  mid.  cl^i- 
a6caOai  -oTmOni. 

T^itimifirfv,  -aoo  or  -lo,  •utii,  in  3 
pi.  K^laravTit,  impf.  —  E^lffraT- 
Oji,  inf.  pres.  mid.  of 


'itrrt^fn  to  set)  to  throw  down, 
overturn,  ovcrlitrow ;  to  remove 
from  its  place  or  state,  change, 
alter  ;  to  alienate,  disgust,  cause 
to  revolt ;  to  spoil,  corrupt,  dc 
pravc ;  to  amaze,  strike,  con- 
found, terrify.  E^iVra/ini,  to 
shun,  avoid  ;  to  withdiniv,  sepa- 
rate, revolt ;  to  degenerate  ;  to  tie 
prostrate,  be  thrown  down,  over- 
whelmed, amazed,  transported  ; 
to  be  out  of  the  uils,  or  beside 
one''s  self,  distracted. 

Efitrropfo)  -u,  fr.  same,  and  tcrro 
pill),  which  see. 

Efiffrwi',  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
e^Kxrdw,  \or  t^iarrjitt. 

E^iiTX,vciTe,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  of 

EfiiTj^t'u),  t.  -vcu),  (fr.  tf  intens. 
and  <tr;^iiu  to  be  able)  to  be  very 
able  or  strong,  quite  capable  or 
competent. 

K^i-il\oi,-ov,  b,  >!,  (fr.  f^ujii  to  go 
out )  evanescent,  disappcrring, 
failing,  decaying,  peiishable  ; 
frail,  vain,  weak. 

E^iTui',  (verbal  fr.  same)  may  go 
out,  must  depart,  &c.  according 
lo  the  verb. 

E^i^vcvii},  f.  -eviTb],  (fr.  e^  intens. 
and  t)(vcvij)  to  trace,  Ih.  l^^os  a 
track)  to  pursue  by  the  track, 
trace  ;  to  inquire,  investigate,  ex- 
amine. 

E|'X""'s"''  '•  -«<'■")  C"''  same,  and 
iX^os  a  track)  same  as  last. 

E^iXftaa/ids,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  last)  an  in- 
vestigation,   examination  ;     in 
guiry,  search. 

'K^KaiicKa,  (fr.  ?f  six,  and  6iKa 
ten)  sixteen. 

E^oyndti)  -w,  (fr.  6yKoi  a  swelling) 
to  swell ;  to  be  swollen,  puffed  up, 
elated. 

Efoi^euu,  f.  -cvffui,  p.  c^oiicvKa.  (fr. 
tf  from,  and  o^iuoj  to  travel,  th. 
biii  a  road)  to  go  or  set  out,  tra- 
vel abroad  ;  to  go  off  or  away  ; 
to  depart,  die. 

E^iycla  and  EfaiVia,  -aj,  '/,  (fr.  {( 
from,  and  bi'ioi  the  road)  a  set- 
ting out,  dc)iarture  ;  an  expedi- 
tion, march,  invasion. 

Efooia'^o),  (fr.  ]nHl)to  srnd out,  send 
on  a  Journey  ;  to  expend,  lay  out. 
par.  1  a.  pass.  c(oitac9cl(. 

E(iii'tny,-nv,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a  setting 
nut,  departure  ;  an  ej-it,  end,  con- 
clusion ;  nil  iiUerludr,  farce. 


'Efo'^oj,  -oil,  i;,  (fr.  tf  from,   and 


uiic  ihc  way)  a  going  out,  de- 
parture, exit  ;  a  passage  out, 
egress  ;  anrnd,cimrlusion;  death. 

Efff^w,  (fr.  i(  intons.  and  i^ia  lo 
Hmell)  to  smelt  of,  s-mt,  ptr- 
fumc  ;  In  slink, 

K^oiniui,  f.  -'iniii,  p.  tC'i^i'^a,  fr. 
Name,  iinil  ouVu),  whirli  sec. 

E^iikIu)  -iu.  f.  -i;iTw,  (fr.  if  out,  and 
o7<cof  a  house)  to  emigrate,  re- 
movf. 

Efrxn/O'),   f.   'Itio,  (fr.    »nine,  and 
oiicl^'o  to  build)  /'(  unhnusCf  turn 
out,  ejcft.     E(oiKl^oiiai,  lo  leave 
the  house,  remove. 
(•-'15) 


ESO 

E^oIko;,  -ov,  b,  )'/,  (fr.  c^  from,  and 
o7ko{  a  house)  houseless  ;  a 
stranger,  exile,  wanderer, 

E^oifiw^u,  (fr.  tf  intens.  and  oifiw- 
^w  to  bewail)  to  sltnek  out,  wail 
aloud,  scream,  deplore,  lament. 

Efoi'ffu,  -ti{,  -£i,  pi.  -ofizv,  -ere, 
-ovat,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  cKcjiipm. 

E^oix'ii"yi,  Dor.  for  e^oix>'ucat,  3 
pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

E^oix^'iia  -a,  (fr.  tf  from,  and 
oix^i"!  to  uej)art)  same  as 

Efoi'^o/foi,  f.  -fjcofiai,  p.  t^w^'?^"') 
(fr.  same,  and  oiyo^ai  to  go  otl") 
to  go  away,  depart,  leave,  retire 
from  ;  to  vanish,  disappear. 

EioKiWo),  f.  -c\ai,  (fr.  tf  intens. 
and  oKiWu  to  approach)  to  fall, 
slip,  stumble;  to  strike,  liil  or 
d/ixh  against  ;  to  betray,  plunge 
into  ruin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  £^(i- 
Kct\a. 

E^uXiacia,  -as,  -c,  ^Eol.  for  t^oXi- 
aaifit,  -ais,  -at,  1  a.  opt.  act.  — 
KfoAfVii),  -);f,  -t],  1  a.  sub.  act. 
ol  f^oXAuo)  or  -vfit. 

K^oXiaOaivij},  f.  -avd,  p.  t^ioXlaOay- 
Ka  or  -Of'w  -(D,  f.  -//au,  (fr.  £^  in- 
tens. dLivioXtaUaivoi  to  slip)  to  slip 
away,  esaipc  from,  avuid  ;  to 
elude,  disappoint ;  to  fall  iff,  out 
or  from. 

E^uAAi'u)  or  -vjti,  f.  -oAfVdi,  (fr. 
same,  and  dXXvjn  to  lose)  to 
ruin,  destroy,  rxUr7ninate. 

E^oXoOpwfia,  -nros,  rd,  and  EfoXrf- 
dptvcii,  -loi,  Att.  -£ajf,  i;,  (fr. 
next)  ruin,  destruction,  extermi- 
nalion,  waste. 

E^oXoOpn'ui,  f,  -evuijj,  p.  e^ioXdOpcv- 
Ku,  {fr.  ei  intens.  and  oXoOpevw  to 
destroy)  to  exterminate,  annihi- 
late, totally  destroy,  ruin  ;  to  ra- 
vage, lay  waste.  E^oXoOpcioftai, 
to  perish,  die  ;  to  be  lost,  come  lo 
nothing,  per.  pass.  t^i^XdOpci^fini. 
1  a.  ind.  pass.  e^wXoOpcvOiiv.  1  f. 
ind.  pass.  c^oXoOpcvUi'jirouai. 

E^oXuXvi^ji,  {fr.  same,  and  oXoXv^to 
to  howl)  to  houd  aloud,  shriek, 
cry  out.  1  a.  ind.  act.  c^wX6- 
Xv^n. 

E^oXiXv^a,  Ion.  for  c^ioXiXv^a,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  last. 

Efo/i/ip/(i)  -w,  f.  -ijiTw,  p.  ti.u>nii^Ka, 
(fr.  £f  from,  and  6fi(ipui  rain) 
to  rain  or  shown  down  ;  to  pour 
upini,  overirhclm  ;  to  trickle, 
drop,  distil ;  to  cause  to  rain, 
pour,  &c. 

"Efu/ni',    I    pi.    1    f.    ind.    act,   of 

Ef'i/'V) '-  sin.  2  f.  mid.  of 

E(i'ijii'viii,  f.  -o/iiiXTii),  p.  £f(i')/iii)«a, 
also  E^invvftat,  (fr.  f^'  intens. 
and  dfivvjii  lo  swe;ir)  lo  deny 
upon  oath,  abjure,  disclaim  ;  to 
swear  against. 

K^tliotdu)  -ui,  f.  -(.jiTO),  p.  i^iAtfinlitiKn, 
{fr.  same,  and  b/wtditi  to  liivcn) 
to  rnmpnic,  liken,  make  like  or 
in  Ihc  likeness  of;  lo  express,  re- 
jn^csrnt,  nfn;/oi(io/ioi  -of'/ini,  to 
be  like,  rrsenddr,  conform  to. 

E^'ilioXaytojiat  -oi'/ini,  (.  -f](joital,{fr. 
li  intens.  and  hfioXoyiia  lo  coii- 
fe.'")  /'( ii'kniHi  t{ihrr^  nwn,  lo.v//, 


ESQ 

nUoiv ;  to  ikclarr,  profrss ;  lo 
thiink,  praise,  rtlr(>riU<;  pliirifi/. 
1  a.  inil.  mid.  t^u)/ioXo)'r;iTii/i»/i'. 

Eso/iuX(i)'i;ffis,  -io!."i  All.  -tioi,!),  (Ir. 
last)  (i>»  ackiwiflrdsimiit,  con- 
fi.ision  ;  a  dcclarulwii,  proj'es- 
sion  ;  praisr,  thank.i,!;itin;f. 

E^Jr,  (|)ar.  pris.  iiiiit.  of /ftari) 
being  nllotrol  or  IniiJ'ul. 

Efok'o^.i'Cui,  (fr-  (i  ("•■""•,  =""'  oi'o/"'- 
^u  to  iiaiiic)  lo  call  hi/  7iamc,  tid- 
drrg.i,  accost ;  to  invoke,  call  up- 
on ;  to  spcnk. 

Efoio/md uj,  r.  -uiw,  (fr.  same,  ami 
ofu/KK'ru)  to  name)  to  ;'iiT  d  nunir 
to,  call  1)1/  mimr,  dniomimdc ;  to 
recount,  reckon,  call  over. 

E^fSrrOfv,  Poet,  for 

Eirf-iffOfi',  (fr.  f^l'rom,  anddiriirOfi' 
b(hiiul)  from  behind,  behind; 
for  the  future,  for  the  time  to 
come  ;  '  afar,  far  (iff,  from 
afar. 

EsO'^'ff'^i  ('"'■•  same,  and  oiriVu  be- 
hind) back,  backward;  for  the 
future,  hereafter. 

Ei'orX/s'u),  f.  -Yffu),  (fr.  £?  intens. 
and  ottXi'^u'  to  arm)  to  arm  com- 
pletely, accoutre,  equip,  capari- 
son; lo  furnish,  provide,  per. 
pass.  t^a)TX(o-/ia(. 

EsC'rn'w  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  oxtu'u 
to  roast)  to  boil  thoroughly,  stew  ; 
to  roast,  pres.  inf.  act.  e|offrdEti' 

E(opyi'^w,  (fr.  same,  and  opyi'^u  to 
anger)  to  enrage,  provoke,  irri 
tale. 
Efopi'a,  -«5,  )'/,   (fr.  tf  from,  and 
opoi  a  limit)   expulsion,  banish- 
ritent,  exile. 
Efopi'^u),  f.   -Yo-u),   p.  e^i'opiKa,  (fr. 
same,    and  ipi'^u    to   define)  <o 
fjpt/,  banish,  drive  out. 
EfooKi'^o),  f.  -1o<a,  and  Att.  -iw,  p. 
tfolpKufd,  (fr.  tf  intens.  and  op- 
Kt^u)  to  adjure)    to   demand  the 
assurance  of  an  oath,  entreat  by 
an  oath,  invoke  solemnly,  adjure, 
prevail  on  to  sv>ear.    1  a.    ind. 
act,  t^iapKtaa.  per.  pass,  t^wpxtc- 
uat. 
ECopicifffi Jf, -ou,  0,  (fr.  last)  thepro- 
posing  an  oath,  causing  to  swear ; 
an    ailjuralion,    invocation,    so- 
lemn entreaty. 
E(op<ciff7-^s,  -ou,  0,  (fr.  same)   an 
exorcist,  one  who  pretends  to  the 
power  of  commanding  spirits  ;  a 
magician,  conjurer. 
EfooKiu),  1  f.  Att.  of  same. 
'E^ooKoi,  -ou,  0,  (fr.  tf  intens.  and 
bpK'ii  an  oath)  an  oath,  a  solemn 
assertion  ;    an  oath  in  justifica- 
tion or  proof  of  innocence. 
Efopn-du)   -a,   f.    -wCToj,    (fr.     last) 

same  as  i(oh>:i^ii. 
E^ioKucti,  -ti)f,  Att.  -tuf,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  an  oath  ;  sv-xaring,  a  put- 
ting to  or  proposing  an  oath,  ad- 
juration. 
Efop/zaw  -a,  C  -Ijao),  (fr.  i|  from, 
and   oo//<f(i)    to   rush)    to   excite, 
urge,  instigate;    to  break  forth, 
rush,  nally  out ;  to  drive,  impel ; 
to  make  an  inroad,  invarJe.     Or, 
(fr.   uppo;  the  mooring)   to  «n- 


ESO 

moor,  weigh  anchor;   to  depart, 

srt  out. 
Eiopptjaii,  -lof,  Att.   -fiiif,  )';,  (fr. 

lust)  a  bursting  forth,   breaking 
forth,  eruption ;  a  sally,  inroail, 

invasion. 
K^oppl^io  and  K^applw,  f.  -lah),  p. 

t^wppiKii,  siime  as  c^oppiiw. 
K(oporio,  (fr.  ts  from,  and  opuvio  to 

(iait)   t')    leap,   Sjning    or    dart 

forth  ;  to  sally  out. 
'K^iipo<pos,  -ov,  li,ii,  (fr.  f  i,  SIX,  an 

6po(j)0i  a  roof,  ih.  fpf'^w  to  cover) 

of  six  floors  or  stories. 
E^6p7:a^,  -lixoj,  Dor.  for  Ef(ipir»;(, 

-ijvoiT,  6,  (fr.  ff  out  of,  and  o«ir>;( 

a     branch)     an     ofl'sel,    shoot,. 

branch. 
Efop''fHi'rcf,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  of 

tfopi'o-ffd). 
E?('pi'((f,-iof,  Att.-ca)f,ii,  (fr.  next) 

o  digging  or  rooting  up,  extirpa- 
tion ;  a  plucking  or  cutting  out, 

excision,  extermination. 
Efopuffffoj  or  -rrii),  f.  -fw,  p.  t^upu- 

vu,  (fr.  tf  from,  and  opvaau)  to 

(lii5)/o  dig  tip,  root  out,  eradicate, 


force  up,  jilurk  or  pull  out ;  to 
dig  through,  break  open  or  into. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  c^dpv^a'  par.  tfopi- 

Efap;^f'o//a(,  (fr.  tf  intens.  and  op- 
Xi'opat  to  dance)  to  celebrate  with 

dancing  and  songs,   commemn- 

riile. 
E^ofltii,  fr.  same,  and  opio  to  rouse, 

which  see. 
Ef'i(Ti5iif,  Dor.   for  r^o^ns,  2   sin. 

pros.  ind.  act.  of  c^ii^w. 
EforrrpuKf^oj,  EfoorpaKiirffo?,  fr.  tf 

out,  and  offrpu/ci'^oj  and  oarpaKia- 

pui,  which  sec. 
E(drf,  {i'r.  tf  from,  and  vrt  "hen) 

and 
Efwrou,  (fr.  same,  and  Htov  for  riw 

that)    from    which    time,   from 

lolicn,  whence, 
E(oi'(!t)'f'a)  -a),same  as  c^oviivdo)  -H. 
E^ovf'iii/ats,  -tos,  Att.  -£ws,  >;,  (fr. 

last)  see  c^ovSiiwua. 
E,^ovhynT)ii,  -oTi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  de- 

spiser,  contemner,  seorner,  scof- 

fer. 
'E.^avhtvSuj  -0),  f.  -loaoi,  p.  t^ovvevoi- 

Ka,    (fr.    t<    intens.    and    ovdth 

noiiwlit)     to     despise,    contemn, 

slight,  scorn,  set  at  nought,  treat 

with  contempt,  scoff"  at,  per.  ind. 

pass,  e^ovltivoipai.  1  a.  pass.  ind. 

e^ov!ii.VhiOriv-     sub,     t(ovScvttidio' 

par.  ciovhvoiOcis 


EST 

EfoirOci'/u)  -ai,  f.  -I'laia,  p.  -rjKa,  (fr. 
t;  intens.  and  ovOt'i;  same  us  ou- 
i^Ui  none)  same  as  £fou(Ui'(iii).  1 
a.  act.  ind.  t(oiiO('i'i)<ru*  sub.  tf- 
ovOtn'jiTuj.  per.  pass.  ind.  i^ovOi- 
viipai' \)ixr.  t^uvOtiiipd'of. 

K^ovOiinpn,  -firos,  ri,  (ft.  last) 
same  as  f^uviivwjia. 

EfouO£i'/fu),f.  -I'lTu),  same  as  ifovOc 
I'/o)  or  ffoii<^£i'(iw. 

K^uvUivo,   Dor.   for  tfowi/vw,   SCO 

Efouff/n,  -(!{,  ';,  (ff.  i^can  it  is  al- 
lowable) license,  liberty,  leave, 
pcrjnission,  scope,  indtdgenc.e  ; 
power,  right,  title,  jurisdiction, 
privilege  ;  govrrnment,  authority, 
control,  dominion  ;  dignity, 
honour,  nobility  ;  a  post,  corn- 
vKtnd,  office  ;  an  officer,  magis- 
trate ;  the  emblem  of  honourable 
depcndance,  in  N,  T.  a  woman's 
veil. 
K^ovaid^o),  f.  -aaoi,  p.  -aKa,  (fr. 
last)  to  have  a  right,  enjoy 
power,  exercise  authority,  op- 
press, domineer,  tyrannize.  Ef- 
ovatd^opat,  to  serve,  be  subject  to, 
be  enslaved.  1  f  pass,  t^ovaiaa- 
Oi'icopai. 
E,^ovaia(TTfii,  -ov,  !>,  (fr.  same)  a 

lord,  ruler,  prince,  potentate. 
EfouaiaffTiKos,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr,  same) 
having  power,  bearing  sway,  in- 
vested with  dominion,  powerful. 
Elouffiao-TiKiDs,  (fr.  last)  haughtily, 

arrogantly. 
"E.^ox,  for  'Efo;;^a,  also  E|i5xw;, 

sec  'K^o'x^av. 
Efox'f,  -m,  >h  (fr-  ff'X"  \°  outloii) 
eminence,  rank,  reputation,  note  ; 
excellence,  superiority.    Kar   f  fn- 


I 


xhv,  in  pre-eminence,  excellently. 
'E.(nvov   and  'Efo;^a,    (fr.   same) 
excellently,   superiorly,  pre-emi- 
nently. 
'E^oxoSt-ov,  0,  II,  (fr.  same)  excel- 
lent,   superior,    eminent,    noted. 
Comp.  i^oxyiTipos,  sup.  -uJrarof. 
Efu/Spi'^o),  fr.  £^  intens.  and  hfipl^io, 

whicli  see. 
E.^v\o)pivoi,  -t],  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

of  ^tiAuo). 
K^vpvlui  -w,  f.  -»;crw,  (fr.  t^  intens. 
and  vpvtu)  to  sing  hymns)  to  ce- 
lebrate with  sones,  chant  hymns, 
praise ;    to  solemnize,  commemo- 
rate. 
E^vvrjKn,  by  Metath.  for  ^vvitjica, 
which  Att.  and  Ion.  for  avvrjKa, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  of  awtjjpt. 
E^ov&evupa,  -uToi,  rb,  and  E(otji3f-  i  E(u7rai'{Vr)7)',-»;s,->/i  ~  a-  ind.  act.  of 
vwaii,  -los,  Att.  -f(Dj,  I'l,  (fr.  la'.t)  |E(jj)rai'(CTT;?fJi,  f.  -fiaw,  (fr-_£f  from, 
contempt,    disdain,    scorn,    deri- 
.si'on  ;  a  scoff,  taunt ;  meanness, 
loirnicts,   servility  ;     poorness  of 
spirit,  despondtmcy . 

EiovOtvtii,  2  sin.cont.  pros,  ind 

Efoi)0£i'£(Tio,  3  sin..  -V£(r£,  2  pi. 
conl.  pres.  impr.  act.  —  E^odOe- 
vtjpho^,  -n,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. — 
T.iovOtvnOiU,  -£((ra,  -iv,  pass. 
E^ovOivijani,  -nan,  -av,  act.  par. 
1  a.  —  Y.i.ovQtvnaaTc,  2  pi.  1  a. 


mil.  act. — Efoi'6£vi7<ri;,  3  sin.  I  a. 
sub.  act. — E^ouOfroJvraj,  a,  pi. 
cont.  par.  [ires.  act.  of 
(216) 


v-nb  under,  urii  U[i,  and  iartipi  to 
place)  to  rise,  be  raised  up,'  stand 
out,  swell  u]>. 
E^'iTTvi^w,  f.  -toijj,  p.  -iKa,  (fr.  t^ 
from,  and  'inrvoi  sleep)  to  awake 
out  of  sleep,  rouse,  raise,  call  up. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  f^uTrviffa'sub.  tfuTr- 

VltTOl. 

'E^vnvns,  -ov,  o,  h,  ('"''■  same) 
awake,  roused  from  sleep  ;  sleep- 
less, watchful,  waking. 

E|u7rri«^i.),  f.  -nau),  (fr.  same,  and 
Krrrios backward)  to  toss  or  throw 
hack  the  head  ;    to  bridle,  draw 


EHP- 


EOP 


EHA 


one^s  ielf  up  ;  to  turn  up  and  cut]  'E^'ojcriy,  -to;,  Att.  -tus,  fi,  (fr.  tfu* I     for  cpoya,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  'pl(,ta, 


upen  a  victim ;  to  augtir. 


8w  to  turn  out)  u  turning  or  driv-\     as  if  fr.  /pyu. 


KlvpdnriVf  ''^1  -aTo,hy  Sync,  for      ing  out,  expidsiun,  ftnHisA?nenJ;|'Eopyai',  for  tdpyuo-ij'S  pi.  of  last 


c£vpr)(Tdiitiv,  -w,  -oTo,   1  a.  ind.       a  departure,  emigration. 


Ed/vytt,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  twpyei, 


niid. El^iiorjfjai,  ind.  —  E^i'ot;- , 'E^wir/ia,  -aros,  to,  (fr.  same)  ex-\     3  sin.  of  ewpyrn;  pper.  mid.  Att 


fifvo«,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 


pulsion,  banishment ;    a  turning]     ofpt^o). 


Efvpi?*?")  -«f,  -£i '"  3  pi.  Efupj)-;     or  driving  out.  lEdpyti,  -vs,  fly  (fr.  opyrfu to  desire) 

aav  1  a.  ind.  act.  of^iipri'wor-t'u.  'E^uxnii;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  ex-\     a  pestle,  pounder;    a  spoon,  la- 


nfuAafvu,  f.  -avu),  (fr.   tf  intens.  j     ptUer,  one  v;lici  drifes  out  ;    an 
and  v<paiv(j>  to  weave)  to  weave'     intruder. 


die. 


Eopyuif,   -via,   -0{,    par.  of    iopya, 
out,  finkh  the  web  ;   to  romjtose.  E^wcTpaKiaitlvoi,  -»;,  -ov,  par.  per.  I     which  see. 

pass,  of  tfotrrpaKf^o).  '~ 


1  a.  ind.  act.  c^v<priva 


'Eopra'^w,  f.  -Smo,  (fr.  foprr)  a  fes- 


EfuiiiSui -(3,  f. -lio-ioj  fr.  same,  and  i  Efwraros,   (sup.   fr.   i^w    outside):     iival)  to  feast,  keep  a  festival,  ce- 


vddio,  which  sec 


outermost,  utmost,  utter 


lebrate.   1  pi.  pres.  sub.  toprd^u)- 


'E(a>,   (fr.    £^  out)   ou/,   nittward,  'E^u>TdTO)  (s\ip.  of  same)  ouHmrdly,'^     juci'. 

outside,  abroad,  wittiout  doors;       tit  terly,  farthest  off.  /Eop-a'trTfioi;, -ou,  6,  ij,  and'Eoprao-- 

beyond  ;     Ixside,    indrpcntlaitty'K^wrcplKis, -fi, -ov,  {fr.  next)  ou(-|      rtKOi, ->i, -ov,  {fr.  same)  solemn, 
of,  except.     '  O  i^ut,  the  outward, 
external. 
E(u),  -£ij,-rt,  pi.  -o;(£i',  -tTC,  -oi/ffi, 
1  f.  ind.  act.  of  i^d 


E^iii'r/Ka,  -Of,  -f,  per.   ind.   act.  of      without)  outer,  exterior. 


ward,  external,  extrinsic,  uruxn-]     anniversary,  annual,  appointed; 
nected  with;    common,    vulgar,\    festival, festive, joyous, 
ordinary,  trivial,  trifling.  I'EiipTao-fia,  -drag,  to,  (fr.   same)  a 

EfaJTEpo?,   -a,  -nv,   (comp.  fr.  f^djj     feast;  a  celebration. 


C^Oliidl. 


'Eopri),  -tji,  I'l,  a  feast,  festival,  an- 


E^uiTfpu,    (comp.   of  same)  morel     niversary,  commemoration,  cele- 


'KiuiOcv,   (fr.    i^w    without)  /ro?n  I      outwardly,  outside,  externally.      \     bration 

without,  without,  outwardly.    'O, } E^uirMf,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  exotic,\'Eos,  ia,  ibv,  Poet,  forrtdi,  -ii,  -if, 
fi,  rd  i^utdtv,  the  outward,  outside, ;     foreign,  strange,  alien, 
external.  "" ' 

E^uOc'b)  -(3,  f.  -f/aiD,  and  ECw9u),  f. 


or  usually  <jJf,  afi,  adv. 


E|'cu;^i5f(r;v,  -ovf-cTo,  in  3  pi.  Efu-|'Eos,  f/),  (OV,  Poet,  for  Sf,  S,  8v. 
Yoiro,  impf.  mid.  of  ffoi'^Ofiai.     'Eof'O-a,   n.   sin.   feni.  —  'Kovci,  d. 

-aJou>,  p.  -ioKa,  (fr.  t4  from,  and' 'Efw^po?,  -ov,  i,  {],  (fr.  i^  intens.  I     pi.  of  ewi',  Ion.  for  Civ,  par.  pres. 

wO/u)  or  (idta  to  push) /o  eJ7)f/,  i      aridu);fpOi,- pale)  ucrypafe,  J>a^Kd,  I     of  uiti,  to  be. 

turn  out,  drive  away,  thrust  out  ;       white.  iEt',  for  £771. 

to     drive,    shove,    push,    <Ar!/.'!(!"Eo,  Ion.  for  0?,  g.  of,  d.  same  as]ETa'/3oXos,  Dor.  for£m;|3oXof,  whicti 

aside ;  to  run  ashme.     1    a.  act.  |      avTov.  Poet,  for  £rri/3oXof. 

ind.  E^i5ffa,Att.  t^iiana'  inf.  tfu-i'Eoc',  Poet,  for  of,  see  last,  same  aSjEirayaytiV)  Att.  for  fTroyfTr,  inf.  — 

aai.  avTM.  '      En-ayayff,  Dor.  and  Att.  for  frrj- 

E^(<i<if(ra,  -o»,  -£,  1   a.   ind.  act.  of 'Eoi,  3  sin.  oftoijjii,  ioi<,iot.  Poet.;      y£f,  2  sin.  2  a.  ind.  —  Kirdyov- 

t^oiKt^ii).  for  £('i)i', -»K, -»?,  pres.  opt.  of  £i|i(, '     ris,  n.    pi.    pjr.   pres.    act.    of 

EfwX/ictii',  -£i5,  -c,  pper.   act.  ofi     to  he. 


c^6X\vfti. 


CTTayo). 


KfwX';?,  -coq  -ovg,  0,  ri,  (fr.  c^dWvixt :     pi.  of 


Eoiy/i£i',  by  Sync,  for  coiKniitv,  1  iEraya'XXto,    Ion.    for    eiraydWov, 


pres.  impr.  of 


to  destroy)  Utst,  reduced,  spent, \'EoiKn,  -ac,  -r,    per.   ind.  mid.  ofiEr-ayffXXoftai,  (fr.  cvi  intens.   and 
ilejtpnircd  of,  paxt  hope  ;  wretch- ;     tiVtii.  !     aydXXui  to  boast)  to  leap  for  joy, 

cd,  muierahU,  desolate;    wicked,  i"EoiKc,  (3  sin.  of  last  impersonal-      rejoice,  exult,  be  trajispurted  ;  to 

boast,  brag,  vaunt. 


debauched,     dissolute,     profuse,  ]      ly)  it  is  fit,  right. 

prodigal   ;       lUxtrnetive,       jhi/i-  EoiVfirav,  Att.  for  coUftaav,  3  pi. 


chievous,  hurtfiU. 


pper.  mid.  ofrtKia. 


EfaiXioOot', -«, -t,  2  a.  ind.  art.  of  EoiKora,    a.    sin.    or    neut.    pi.    of 
i^oXiaOalvw. 


Ktrdyauat,  (fr.  same,  and  dya//«( 
to  admire)  to  desire,  imitate,  pur- 
sue, affect,  aim  at,  pretend  to. 

E-iiyai'diCTfcu    -fl,    (fr.   same,   anit 


E(<oX<OptD<Ta, -(IS,  -r,  I  a.  md.  act.  EoiK(5r(D<,  (fr.  next)  i»i /ifre  mowjuT,}      ayavaKTtw   to   be    angry)   to   be 


of  i^oXoOpivta 


liketvisc. 


ren/  angry,  enraged,  wroth. 


E£u)(iO(Wfifvo{,    -I),  -ov,    par.    |ii:r.   Eoivwi;, -tTa,  -0?,  (par.  per.  mid.  of  ETayvfiXH^fvot,  -;;,  -or,  par.  1   a 


paxs.  ol  f^n/ioi^u. 


t(Kii)  to  resemble)  like,  similar,  re-       mid.  of  r TuyyjXXw. 


KiuiuiiMyvac,  3  sin.  1   a.  ind.  act.        sendding  ;, /it,  proper,  becoming. \ET:uyyc\la,  -u?,  1';,  (fr.  urayy/XXn 
of  £fo/ioX»y»(o.  '~  r.         -       . 


'Efoi/ios,  -ou,  i,  //,  (fr.  li  from,  and 
iiltvvfii  to  Bwear)  foresworn,  ab- 
jureil,     renounced  ;     discharged. 


pres.  or  tlnv,  2  a.  opt.  of  (»)/j(. 


disengaged,  ri/1  f>f,  freed  from.      'F.'i'iii,  Ion.  for  lov,  g.  sin.  — 'EoTj 
Efjuiriot,  -on,   6,   //,  (fr.  same,  audi      aii<l  'Ko7<rt,  d.  pi.  of  Ids,  Iti,  liv, 
ii'^  the  night)  out  of  or  bryonil\      Poet,  for  o«,  i),  r"i/. 


«/f/i/  ;  absent,  gone. 
ZiinvXiaa,  -as,  -r,  I   a.  ind.  art.  of| 
cfojrXi'^u. 


'Eoi/ji, -')!«, -01,  Poet,  for  £i';7i',  pres.  I     to   declare)    «  promise,    undei- 

o\>{.  of  .u id,  to  hr  ;  but  see  f 01/.  taking,   the   thing  jjromised  ;    u 

"Kotfii,  -UK,    -01,    Poet,  for  (£('f;i',|     denuneintion,  threat  ;    a  declnrn- 

lion,  blessing. 
Erdyy/XXfTdi,  3  sin.  pres.  ind. 
pass.  —  EjriiyytXXfi/ifi'os,  par. 
pres.  pass.  —  ETruyy/XXovri,  d. 
sin.  |iar.  prcK.  act.  usp<1  Dor.  for 
ICi:«yy/XXoii(r(,  3   pi.    pres.   ind. 


'Eotf,  Port,  for  £(i/c,  see  foifii  and 
fov. 


E«7(T<i,  Dor.  for  tnT'aa,  n.  sin.  fern.  1     net.  and 


K^wftvifffiai,  -ffai,  -irrai,  per.  pasii.  I     ot^nhv.  Ion.  lor  ihv,  par.  pres.  of\Eziiyyc\Mficvo{,  ->i,  -ov,  par.  pre-'. 

-i   -/*.    _  ty.  1       ._    >     j„  J.-  ■(» \  ' 


.:^uittyiafint,  -ffat,  -nrat,  \n:T.  punn.  1      oi-r/jn',  ii»i 
ol  iXojiyl^ii).  I      /i)i!,  M  'ir, 

tt{(ip<ti^''>',-t<i-f,  iin(if.  off(opK<^u>.    EoXTfi,  Alt.  for  ,")Xr<7,  -(jc,  -r,  perf.  ]     par.  1  n.  ini({.  of 


p:isK.  —  EirnyytiXo'/ifvo?,  -»;,  -o», 


E^iapitfiOnv,  -If,  -n,  I  »•  md.  pan*.)     ind.  mid.  of /A -ru. 


of  i^oof  dw. 
F.Jiiipfii;!',  -ffo,  -T'l,  pp«-r.  pass,  oil 
tf<ipu(. 

Kfupof ,  -oir,  A,  /;,  (fr.  c(  out  of,  and 
00a  seaHon)  unsrnxnniJAr,  un- 
timely, iU-limrd  ;  stair,  obsolete, 
out  nf  use. 

IC(w9u.  ind.  —  'Efi/xroi-,  impr,  — 
Kfiioai,  inf.  —  Efo'jirnt,  pnr.  1  a. 
act.  oftfi.iO/ii)  or  (-(i/iOij. 


Ear,  Pool.  fi>r  fii .  iinpf.  of  iijii,  /oj 
he.  Or  rnlh'T  perhapH  2  a., 
ind.       Poet,    of  ••ime,   wliencrj 

opt.  /»(;/(•  sub.  /.u. 

EAi',  nriit.  <iin.  —  Eoimt,  ^.  sin.  — 
E'ii'n,  d.  sin.  —  Ei'nO", for  cAvra, 
a.  sin.  or  neiil.  pi.  —  KAvrt,  n.  a. 
V.  (Ill — ErftTf  c,  n.  pi.  ofrui',  Ion. 
for  i,>v,  par.  prrH.  of  ti//?,  to  he. 

'E'ipyn,  An.  anil  by  Mrtath. 
'217) 


K~ayy/XXu>,  f.  -fXu),  p.  fTi'/yyrXn.i, 
(fr.  cTi  itili.'nw.  and  nyy/XXw  lo 
iinnoiincr)  In  drnniince,  tell,  dr. 
clare,  pnblish,  proclaim.  Kiray- 
yAXo/iHi,  to  promise,  engage,  en- 
venant,  agree ;  to  profess,  un- 
thrtahr.  I  a.  ind.  art.  ani'iy- 
yti\it.  per.  pans.  uTTfiyyfX/jni.  1 
n.  ind.  mid.  iiTi/yytiXrfiiv''. 

ETTdyytX/zo,  -aroi.,  rA,  (fr.  last)  a 
jiromifi,  iiigiigi  mrnl. 


EHA 


En  A 


Eriiy<if(i),  r.  -tpO,  p.  rr())-fp^<i,  (fr. 

tri  .It,  and  ayiifuo  to  collect)  lu 

asscmhU,  colUct,  meet  together. 
EiTiiypcii,  -luj,   Alt.   -tuij,  i5,  (fr. 

last)  uFi  assaiMing,  vieetiug  ;   a 

levy. 
Er(i)'£(r9o(,  pres.  inf.  pass,  ofcttd- 

yu). 
ErrS)  r/v,  -J)f,  -V,  V^^s.  —  'EirSyov, 

-£j,  -£,  act.  '2  .1.  iiid.  ofjn'iyvvnt. 
Kviiyiviav,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  eira- 

'Eniiy^ain,  3  sin,  of  trrayXaiui,  Att. 

for  fjruvAniVii),  1  f.  act.  of 
ErayAui'^u),  f.  -r(rw,  (fr.  tiri  intens. 
and  uyAa^u)   to  glitter)   to   sig- 
nalize ;   to  (lisptny,  r.elebrate,  so- 
lemnize ;  to  make  a  festival,  keep 
holyday.     EffuyXai'^o/zai,  to  e.T 
ull,  rejoice. 
En-ay/if'i'os,  Ion.  for  cTTtiyfii'Oi,  par, 
per.   pass.  ;    or  Sync,  for  trra- 
yificvos,  par.  pres.  pass,  of  tjra- 
yui. 
'Erayov,  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
-I'lyivut.     Or  Ion.  for  cnJiyoi;  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  fffjyu. 
Etrayopcvu,  f.  -tiJffa),  (fr.  £77?  upon, 
and  ayopivw   to   harangue,  th. 
ayopu  the  forum)  to  enlarge,  ex- 
patiate, use  many  words. 
ETToyuiuf,  -ov,  b,  1%  (fr.  cm  intens. 
and     dyptos    wild)    very    wild, 
fierce ;    rustic,  clownish,  rough, 
uncouth. 
Eirayptdiii  -w,   (fr.  same)  to  make 
wdd,   render  savage,  rusticate; 
to  enrage,  provoke. 
ETTaypvnviu)   -w,  f.  -tjcriD,  p.   -r}Ka, 
(fr.  £771  intens.  and  aypvirviu)  to 
lie   awake)   to  be  quite  awake, 
watch  diUnently,  watch  over. 
Eroyu),  f.  -i'w,  p.  CTtrixa,  (fr-  tTTi  in, 
and  liyo)  to  lead)  to  leador  bring 
in,  upon  or  against  ;    to  drive  or 
set  en,  urge,  impel  ;    to  bring  or 
take  with  one,  had  to,  introduce, 
usher  in  ;  to  lead  on,  prevail  on, 
persuade,   entice,  allure.      EttS- 
yofiai,  to  produce  an  authority, 
give  the  author.     I  a.  act.  ind. 
trrij^a'  par.  nrd(a(.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
t-ijyoi,  Att.  eTTr'iyayov  whence 
inf  fruyaytrK. 
E-rraywyfi,  -ijg,  /;,  (fr.  last)  an  cn~ 
trunre,    ingress  ;     introduction  ; 
importation  ;  persua-iion,  induce- 
ment ;    a  bringing  upon,  inflic- 
tion, visitation  ;  incantation,  sor- 
cery. 
Ennywyii,  -h,  -iv,  (fr.  same)^<- 
terini',    ailirine,  seducing,  per- 
ruasivi'.     Sup.  iruyiuyoTarns. 
ET.yuiWfo/ii'i,  f.  -iTijuai,  p.  £ir;;ya»- 
vi<!/jiit,  (fr.  £^1  intens.  and  ayia- 
vi'^u/jdi  to  conlend'p  to  strive  ear- 
nestly,  contend,   dispute,     pres. 
inf.  mid.  ixayuivi^fcOni. 
K-rr.ru,  f.  -I'lCu,  (fr.  £::<  to,  and  iffw 
to  sing)  t!}  rlui'it,  ripeut  in  sing- 
ins  ;   tn  enchant,  use  inrantntiim, 
rlinrm  ;    to  sing  up,  inculcate, 
im)ir(<:s. 
Z-arii'uv,  Poct.  for  titi'fiuv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  of  last. 


E'nayt'f,  pf  s-  Of  2  a.  inf.  act.  oflETraf/pnf,  -iiaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act. 

ol  (IT(l^tpU). 

Enatlp'ii'ri,  d.  sin.  par.  pres.  Dor. 

for  '£Tra£ipouff<,  3  pi.    pres.   ind. 

act.  of 

Er(i£/(iiu,  (fr.  £jri  intens.  and  aetpui 

to  raise)  to  raise  or  set  up,  place 

upon  ;  to  extol,  praise ;  to  excite, 

stir,  impel,  induce,  tempt,  seduce. 

'EvaGXov,   -ov,  Tb,  (fr.  trri  intens. 

and  aOXov  a  prize)  a  rcward,prc- 

mium,  prize. 

'ErraOov,  -£j,  -£  or -£i',  2  pl.'-9£r£, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  nda^u. 
EnaOpiu  -to,  fr.  same,  and  aOpiia, 

which  see. 
ETTitOpol^ii),  f.  -olau),   p.  tvtfipniKa, 
fr.    same,   and    aflfjoffw,    which 
see.  par.  pres.  pass.  cira0poii,6- 
fievDi,  ->i,  -ov 
EiTaid^ui,  (fr.  same,  and  atd^u)  to 
lament,    th.   at)    to  weep,    wail, 
grieve,  lament. 
Enaiyirii',    (fr.   irra'taatii    to    rush) 
vsith  force,  forcibly,   violently  ; 
hastily,  sligtUly,  superficially. 
Enatyi^ui,   f.    -'laoi,   (fr.    £7r(   upon, 
and  aiyli  a  storm)  to  rush,  run 
violently,     dart  furiously,    fall 
upon  ;  to  blow  violaitly,  rage. 
ETTaiSio/iai  -oC^iai,  (fr.  £7ri  intens. 
and  aiiioixai  to  respect)  to  blush, 
be  ashamed  or  confused ;   to  re- 
spect,  revere,     par.    1    a.   pass. 
crrai^taBds. 
Ejraif^fuflj^r,  -175,  -);,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  rui(5£ii(j. 
EvaiK\ia,  and  EiralKina,  -uir,  t«, 
(fr.  £ir(  after,  and  u'ikKov  or  a'tKvov' 
supper)  things  served  up  after  a 
meal,  a  remove,  dessert. 
ETratvt7,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  Eirai 
viovTi,  d.    sin.   par.    pres.  used 
Dor.  for  ciratveuvai,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  —  Eiraiv/irai,   I   a.  inf. 
act.  —  Evaiviacia,  -as,  -c,  and 
in    S    sin.     Poet.     E77a(if<r<r£i£, 
JE.o\.   for  tTTaivlnaijn,   -an,  -at, 
1  a.  opt.   —  En-aii'jVow,    Poet, 
for  -{(70),  -rji,  -ri,  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
tvaiv(ii). 
EnaivCTios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  nraiviia  to 
praise)  to  be  praised,  that  must 
or  ou^ht  to  be  praised. 
Eirati'lrnSi    -ov,    b,    (fr.    same)  a 
praiser,     commender,    approver, 
panegyrist. 
EnaivtrtKos,    -^,    -bv,   (fr.    same) 
praising,  applauding,  approving, 
commending. 
Ei^aiviTOi,    -n,    -iv,    (fr.    same) 
jjruise-worthy,         commendable, 
laudable. 
E-atvcTos,    -ov,    b,   Epcmetm,  a 

man's  name. 
Etmiv/o)  -i3,  f.  -tctii,  p.  -CTTt'ivcKa, 
and  Poet.  -riaiji,-r]Ka,  (fr.  tTri  in- 
tens. .and  aiviui  to  praise)  to  com- 
mend, praise,  applaud;  to  like, 
ajrprove  of;  to  assent,  agree,  impf 

act.  ivllVtOV  -OVV,  -££f,  -£(5, -££-£(. 

1  a.  act.  ind.  fnr'tvrioa'  im]ir.  trra- 
ivrjaov.    1  a.  ind.  pass.  crpviOnv. 

Evitti')),  fern,  of  f Traivis, -i),  -dv. 

EKaii't'/aats,  2  sin.  I  a    opt.  act. 


ERA 

pros.  Euh.  pass.  —  Eiratv(aarc,Z 
pi.  1  a.  inipr.  act.  —  Eiraiv/cr<D, 
-£i£,  -£i,  1  f.  ind.  —  Kniitii'iao), 
-/;si  ->lf  •  a.  sub.  act.  ofivatviu). 
E-Kuivos,  -ov,  &,  (fr.  tTTi  intens.  and 
alvoi  praise)  praise,  laud,  com- 
mendation ;  approbation,  istima- 
tion  ;  reputation,  credit,  renown  ; 
a  fable,  parable. 

Eirati'di, -i),  -uv,  (fr.  same,  and  at- 
vdi  grave)  severe,  stem,  harsh  ; 
auful,  grand,  terrible  ;  fearful, 
horrible. 

Eiratvoviitv,  1  pi.  Eiraivouai,  3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  E-raivoi- 
nevof,  par.  pres.  pass.  com.  of 
eiratvih). 

Enat^ai,  inf.  Eirat^as,  par.  1  a.  act. 
of  iirataati). 

E-rraipiTat,  3  sin.  —  Enaipovrat,  3 
j)l.  pres.  ind.  —  ETruip^tvof,  ->?, 
-ov,  par.  pres.  pass,  of 

Eiralpii),  f.  -apd,  p.  cirtjpxa,  (fr.  t-rri 
upon,  and  alpii)  to  raise)  to  take 
or  lift  up  and  carry  away,  take 
or  carri/  out ;  to  raise,  elevate, 
hoise  or  hoist ;  to  erect,  build ;  to 
set  up,  exalt  ;  to  set  qff',  com- 
mend, extol,  praise  ;  to  exact,  ex- 
tort, enhance,  aggravate.  Eirat- 
pojxai,  to  set  one's  self  up,  behave 
proudly,  be  conceited.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  t-Kfipa'  impr.  iirapov  par. 
nrdpai.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  eiryp- 
dr/v. 

'E-Kaiaa,  -«f,  -e,  I  a.   ind.  act.  of 

IT  a  lb}. 

E-natadavonai,  fr.  cm  intens.   and 
aiaOdvu^ui,  which  see.  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  arnaddfinv. 
EiraiaOriiia,  -utoj,  rd,    (fr.   same) 

feeling,  sense ;  perception. 
EtraiacrdvTa,  a.  sin.  par.  pres.  act. 

of 
EiT'itaffO),  (fr.  £771  upon,  and  aiaaio 
to  rush)  to  rush  into  or  against, 
dart  upon,  assault,  attack, 
charge  ;  to  run  up  to,  accost  or 
address  hastily  ;  to  run  after, 
pursue,  chase  ;  to  command, 
rule,  govern,  tyrannize  ;  to  strike, 
smite,  fell,  beat  down,  overthrow 
violently  ;  to  invade,  seize  forci- 
bly ;  to  rise  up  against,  resist, 
oppose,  rebel, 

E-iruiarof,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  tnl  intens. 
and  am  to  hear)  heard  of,  no- 
table, famous,  renowned,  cele- 
brated. 

EvaKT^vvonat,  (fr.  same,  and  aw- 
^vvio  to  shame)  to  be  ashamed, 
blush  ;  to  be  ashamed,  of ;  to  re- 
sjicct,  revere.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
tTnaxvvBriv,  1  f.  ind.  pass,  iira- 
la'^vvOn'iOOixat, 

EvfjiTfO)  -d,  f.  -tjaii),  p.  eirrjrriKa,  {(r, 
£771  intens.  and  airito  to  ask) 
to  pray,  beseech  ;  beg,  ask  alms. 
pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  fTrairfri'. 

Efnlrt/ats,  -toi,  Att.  -£Wf,  f),  (fr. 
last)  begging. 

Ewairtdo/jni  -dual,  fr.  £77(  intens. 
and  atTidojiut,  which  see. 

E-^Tii'tTioi,  -OV,  b,  )'/,  (fr.  £77?  in,  and 
aiTia  fault)  blameable,  culpable. 


used  JRcA.  for  iiraivfiaas,  par.  1 1     faulty,  in  fault ;  causing,  giving 
a.  act.  — E77n(»'(jrai,3sin.  cont.  I     reason. 
(218) 


EnA 

'E-iiy^Oni'',  -m,  -n,  1  a-  '"d-  pass 

of  rrai'^w. 
K-apj),  (fr.  CTTt  intens.  and  ata  to 
hear)  to  hearken,  listen,  attend  ; 
to  hear  clearly,  overhear ;  to  per- 
ceive,   apprehend,     understand. 
pres.  inf.  act.  c-a'tciv. 
Eiratiapcw  -(3,  (fr.  cirl  on,  and  aiaj- 
pfo)  to  lift)   to  raise  or  lift  up, 
exalt,  elevate.    Kratwoiofiat  -ou- 
ytai,  to  be  raised  up,  Jloal  above, 
hover  over  or  about ;  to  fluctuate, 
doubt ;  to  be  elated,  act  proudly. 
par.    pres.    pass,     t-zaipeo^tvoi 
-oi/icvoi. 
EraKijKoa,  see  nraKovdi. 
t^-aKfid^ii},   fr.  cm  intens.  and  ok- 

lid^o,  which  see. 
EroKoXouOtu  -w,  f.  -);ffu,  p.  ctttjko- 
Xoidt/Ka,  (fr.  eiTi  upon,  and  qko- 
XovOiuj  to  follow)  to  come  away 
or  along   with,  accompany,    at- 
tend ;    to    follow    close,    pursue 
after;    to  follow,    ensue,    come 
after  ;  to  urge,  press  ;  to  prose- 
cute, continue,  cf.rry  on.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  tirriKoXovdjiaa. 
E-aKo\ov6>/(7rrrc,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
—  EiraKoXovQovvTwv  g.  -dovciv  d. 
pi.  com.  par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 
Era«:oXoti9;;<rif,  -lOi,   Att.   -eoii,  >';, 
(fr.  same)  a  consequence,  result; 
deduction,  conclusion. 
Ekukoos,   -ov,  i,  II,  Dor.    for  tTti'i- 

Koo;. 
ErrdKovaTOi,  -ov,  o,  ri,  (fr.  next)  to 
be  Iteard,  audible,  loud,  distinct. 
Eiranoiw,  f.  -ovaw,  p.  tvfiKOVKa,  (fr. 
t-zl  intens.  and  a/couu  to  hear) 
to  hear  plainly  ;  to  overhear ;  to 
listen,  hearken,  attend  to,  com- 
ply wiOt,  obey.  pres.  impr.  act. 
t-iraKovt.  1  a.  act.  ind.  t-nqKovca' 
impr.  cxdKovaov'  sub.  ciraKovao)' 
inf.  craKovcat.  per.  pass,  cttij- 
Kovajiai.  per.  mid.  cin'/Koa,  and 
.\tt.  firaKi'/Koa. 
EiruKf)i[i6oitnt  -o5//ai,f.  -utcefiitt  (fr. 
same,  and  axpijidu)  to  examine) 
to  be  arcurate  or  exact  ;  to  take 
cine  of,  attend  to,  see  or  look  to, 
observe,  remnrk. 
EraKoodoftai  -Hfiat,  (fr.  same,  and 
<iKp(>doiiai  to  hear)  to  hearken, 
listen ;  to  attend  to,  regard, 
mtml.    impf.     tnriKpoaiinnv    -w- 

EiraKp6a(rt(,  -(0{,  Att.  -io)(,  fi,  (fr. 
JBjt)  <i  heirrkming  to,  listening, 
attention. 

KraKTuiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  cir't  upon, 
and  airr^  the  Hhore)  iijion  Die 
nhore,  hy  the  set,  maritime. 

EituKrhp,  -floof,  ft,  (fr.  tndym  to  Bel 
nn)  adog-ltatler,  hunter,  hunts- 
man. 

RrraKT'Mt,  -l),-!if,  (fr.  same)  allur- 
ing, srdwinp,  templiitg.  .Subs. 
an  outln'i) ;  a  slrnngrr,  forri^fner. 

Era<cT/<f(7)t,  (fr.  ''""t)  ''.'/  conse- 
quencr,  of  cmirsr,  r^iir.lusively  ; 
pcrsi/caivrly,  temptingly, 

]iiraKriif,  •oS,  i),  //,  Mmo  O*  fnoK- 
raTot. 

Etnxr'ij,  .)),  -iv,  (fr.  tr./yo)  to 
brint;  in)  supplcmmlnl,  a'ltlition- 
al;  foreign,    extrinsic;  forced, 


EHA       • 

driven;  hired;  driving,  violent, 
impetuous. 
EiraKTpdii,    -iog,  5,  (fr.   tiruyu  to 

drive)  a  hunter,  huntsman. 
KzaKTpU,  -tSog,  If,  and   'E'aKToov, 
-ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  aboat,flshiiig 
boat,  skiff ;  a  pirate. 
E-a'Xaiof,  -£{,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  ^a- 

Aai'ai. 
E-aXuAaf(i),  f.  -rffo),  p.  -a\'«,  (fr. 
£5ri  intens.  and  a\aKd?^i>i  to  shout) 
to  sing  the  war  song  ;  to  shout  for 
joy,  cheer,  huzza. 
EiraXdo/iai,  fr.  same,  and  aXdojiat, 
t.-hich  see. 

EjraXuCTTfd),  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
aXaoTiu)  to  afflict)  to  suffer  se- 
verely, be  sorely  afflicted ;  to  feel 
for,  compassionate,  pity.  1  a.  par. 
act.  c-rTa\itar>'i(Ta(,  -aaa,  -av. 

E-a\d<pui,  (fr.  nrl  upon,  and  (iXtf- 
^u)  to  anoint)  to  spread  all  over, 
smear  upon,  bedaub  ivith. 

EvaXe^ioi,  and  ETraX/fu,  f.  -ijcd), 
(fr.  £7ri  intens.  and  aXff/u),  or  -{u 
to  repel  )<o  aid,  assist,  relieve,  par. 
I  f.   act.  era'Xc^riooiv,  -ouca,  -ov. 

EraXXay^,  -i;y,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  a 
change,  alteration;  exchange. 

ETraXXuTTU),  f.  -fu),  (fr.  ctti  intens. 
and  aXXft'offw  or  -rru)  to  change) 
to  change,  alter ;  to  exchange, 
barter,  give  or  take  for,  put  in 
place  of;  to  apportion,  divide, 
allot,  give  equally. 

En-aXXtro,  3  sin.  impf.  pass,  of 
TTuXXu.  Or  for  £<^)/AX£ro,  3  sin. 
impf.  of  £0a'XXofi(i(. 

Eirn'XXfjXof,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  £7rion,  and 
aXX/'/Xwi'  each  other)  one  upon 
another,  upon  each  other  ;  mu- 
tual, alternate,  rec'procal,  in 
turns,  by  course. 

Ev.iXfitvoi,  by  Sync,  and  JEo\.  for 
lipaWdfitvoi,  par.  pres.  mid.  of 
cifidWoiiai. 

'EiraX^if,  -los,  Att.  -£(i)f,  i;,  (fr. 
£-(  upon,  and  oXk^  strength)  a 
breastwork,  parapet ;  a  bulwark, 
rampart,  fort,  fortresa. 

'Eva\iTvoi,  -ov,  h,  !/,  (perhaps  for 
friOnXTTvof,  fr.  CTt  intens.  and 
^rt'XjToj  to  cherish)  cherished, 
hoped  for,  welcome.  Or,  (for 
A/i'iXjri'o?,  fr.  £rr(  U[)on,  I'iX?  the 
sea,  and  rri'/oi  to  blow)y</uourrt- 
blr ;  fair ;  speaking  of  the 
wind. 

'ErraXro,  by  .Sync.  JV.<t\.  for  t<j>n\ 
XcTo,  impf.  mid.     Or  for  t<pii\Ta, 
ppcr.  pass,  of  £(/ifJXXouni. 

Et(i/i«i'()<o)  -w,  (fr.  rm  miens,  and 
a/iavpi^i  dark)  to  darken,  obscure, 
cover  with  darkness. 

Errafidu)  -i3,  (fr,  irr}  upon,  and 
»^»b)  to  mow)  to  hraji,  amass, 
coltft,  pile  or  throu:  tngitbrr;  to 
stark  corn,  &c.  ;  to  overwhelm, 
bun/,  cover  up.  prcH.  inf.  art. 
frnfiduv  -fv'  paxM.  tzayidinOat 
-naOni, 

EzofiiliiiD,  f.  -\j/.a,  p.  ciri'iiiii<pa,  and 
E~iiitll1ai"it,  ('.  -iln/irti,  (fr.  or? 
inlunM.  Mill  rr// '  r'.fii)  to  nl(ernate) 
to  rxrji  I  I  ptarr'nf,  give 

or   take  lUrrnatr,  art  in 

turns. 

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EHA 

Era/iEivwc^as,  -ov,  b,  Epaminorim 

das,  a  man's  name. 
E-nficnTTo,   Ion.    for   cTT/'fititrro,  3 

sin.  pper.  pass,  of  trr</<n',GW. 
Errfpfpos,   -'.,v,  0,  i),    Poet.  ./£ol. 

and  Ion.  for  tiprjpitpos. 
E-rajJiriaiificvos,  -n,   -ov,    par.    1   a. 

mid.  offTra^au). 
Eirafijiivoi,  -ri,  -ov,  Dor.  for  cfitju- 
jiivoi,  par.  per.  pass,  ofe'pdvro- 
ftai. 
ETTaixoifiaoU,  and  Eira/ioiiSa'^dr,  (fr 
tTiijidfiw  to  exchange)  i?i  ^«rres, 
aUtrnately,    mutually,     recipro- 
cally. 
E:TaiJotl3i;,  -fi,  -ov,  (fr.  same)    al- 
ternrUe,  by  turns,  mutual,  recipro- 
cal ;  answering,  corresponding. 
Erraiivvu),  f.  -vvio,  (fr.  etti  intens. 
and  afti'jvw  to  aid)  to  help,  assist, 
succour;  to  guard,  protect,  de- 
fend.  1    a.   act.   ind.    tirv/^Cva" 
impr.  CTrd/xwov  inf.  c~aiivvai. 
ETrafi^orfpi'fw,  f.  -I'ffu,  (fr.    etti  to- 
wards, and  afitpoTipo;,  comp.  of 
dpKliu)  both)  to  fluctuate,  waver, 
be    uncertain    or    irresolute ;  to 
temporize,     trim,    flatter      both 
sides;     to    be    ambiguous,    use 
doubtful  language. 
E:r(ii',  (fr.  c-rrci  after,  and  av  -so- 
ever)   if;      after     that,     since, 
when. 
K-ava(iaivui,  (fr.  eiri  upon,  ai'ij  up, 
and  (iaivu)  to  go)  to  go  up  into, 
mount  upon  ;   to  ascend,  climb, 
get  up  ;  to  rise,  be  promoted. 
Erava/Ju'XXw,  (fr.  same,  and  jSiiXXo) 
to   throw)  to    defer,   delay,  put 
off.  prijs.  inf.  mid.  cvavuPdWcff- 
Oai. 
E-ava[i\riSiv,     (fr.     last)     throivn 

over,  overspread,  bestrewed. 
Enavajiodhl  -w,    f.    -ijau),     (fr.   £ffi 
upon,  avii  iip,  and  fiodu)  to  cry 
out)  to  cry  out  again.'il,  call  out 
upon,  shout  out,  call  to. 
Emivayayuv,  sec  CTravdyo). 
EnavaytviiirrKui,  f.  -uiau),  (fr.  firi  in- 
tens.  and  avaytvilxjKu  to  read) 
to   read  over,  peruse  carefully, 
study. 
ETTavayKu^fO,  f.    -iiau),  (fr.    same, 
and  avuy/fa'^w  to  force)   to  com- 
pel, oblige,  constrain;  to  urge, 
press,  induce,  persuade. 
ET«i'ayic£9,  (fr.  cnt  upon,  and  ni'dy- 
*•>;  necessity)  necessarily,  of  ne- 
cessity,   indispensably,    ni  erd- 
vayKC(,  necessaries. 
Evai'dyu),  f.   -d^io,  (fr.  £T?on,  nvA 
up,  and  dyia  lo  lead)  to  lead  up 
back  again,  bring  or  take  back  ; 
to  return,  come  back  ;  to   more, 
excite,  disturb,   trouble,  disquiet. 
2  n.  act.  ind.  tTrrt>'»;yoi',  Att.  itto- 
viiyayoi''  imjir.  ciravdyayf  sub. 
cvavnydyj)'  inf.  cirnvayayc7v. 
ETrnVHi^'rXmffK,  -loj,   Att.   -cu><,  ^, 
(fr.  £Tri  intens.    and  nva!iln\tooi( 
a  repetition)  a  repetition,    reditu 
plication, 
E)r>ii"iCc"yc()/ii,  f.  -f'l),  (fr.  ct?  to, 
ov«  back,  and  ^ci'yvviii  to  yoke) 
to  pick  uji  in  order  to  return,  to 
set  out  home,  return,  come  back, 
ETTavalptais,  -laj,  Alt.  -tuf,  fi,  (fr. 


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KJIA 


KIIA 


next)  0   Inking  or  cuUin/;   qff" ;\E:tntaaTpoipii,   -;;j,  .'/,  (Ir.    I;i:st)   a  EnavOlu) -H,  (, -fauj,   \K  tiT>/i'0»;Ka, 


'  (i/.'i,   rlrslruclinii,    ruin  ;    niur-  i      roinini;  hack,  return  ;  a  bending, 
■ir,  sliiiighler.  '      turn,  dintortion,  rrficction. 

V.-uvaiptu)  -ui,   (Ir.  fTi   Upon,  nnd'En-oiaTt/rii),   (fr.  tti  ayiilnsi,  avi) 

a\p{u  10 tai<.c)  to  Inkr upon,  iindtr-i     upwards,  and  th'i'U)  Io  slrotcli) 

Inkr  ;  to  lake  men}/,  rut  off",  kill.  \      to  lift  i)r  rtiisf  a  ivnipon  against, 
Eirntalow,  1".  -ilpw,  (Ir.   f  ri  uitciis.  |      ntenure,  threaten ;  to  strclrh  out, 

and  oin/pii)  ti)  raise)   to  raise  orj      e-rtcnd. 

lij'l  up,  rltvatr.  ;  Esniur/AAu),    (ir.   tn-i   inluiis.   «i'<i 

EiraiaKod'/Co'i  Ir.  sumi',  and   arn-t      up,  and  rjAXw  lo  raise)   to  cause 

«.-0(i/^iu,  which  see.  to  rise,  rainr,  lifl  uji,  elevate ;  to 

EiraydKanai,    (fr.   £-i   i",  aiii   u]>,.      rise,    get    upwards,     mount;    to 

and  Kf t/iai  to  he)  <o  be  taiil  up,\      spring  up, . tally  forllt. 

put  hi/,  reserved  or  stored  up  ;  /o'EiraioriOr)/!!,  (Ir.  firi   on,   ovu   up, 

hung  over,  impend,  tineaien.         j      and    r^Oi?f<i  to  |)Ut)    (o  sti,  juit, 
ET(iin'icA;)(rif,  -loj,  Att.  -fu)?, »/,  (fr.  i      lay  or  place  over,  aJmie  or  upon; 

iTi  to,  ui'u   back,    and  KnXfui  toj      In  alltne  or  avknnndedge  a  pay- 

eall)  a  etdling  Itaek  ;  a  restitution,  \      meni,  set  dawn  as  received,  make 

restoration,    return   to    a  former^      om'x  self  debtor,  pres.  inf.    mid. 

stale.  I      (.r.aiaTiOta&ai. 

EirafoJcXi'i'u),   (fr.    nrl    upon,   and :  En^uiarp/rw,  fr.  same,  and  ururpt- 

iii'axA/i'uj  to  recline)  to  lean  upon,\     ttui,  whicli  see. 

lie  flown  upon, rest,  recline.  I'Etravarpvydonat  -cS/joc,  (fr.  cri  in- 

ETrarnXa^jSiivu,  (fr.£-ilo,andni'a-       tens,  uvu  along,  niu\  rpvydw   to 

Xau/3aia)  to  take  up)  to  take  up      gather)  to  i,'/fnn  a  vineyard. 


again,  resume,  hc«in  over  again. 

EToi'aAj/^'S)  -105,  Att.  -to);,  i/,  (fr. 
last)  a  taking  up  or  going  over 
again,  repetition,  rehearsal. 

ETavaAoy/d)  -w,  (fr.  ctti  up,  avci 
again,  and  Atyo)  to  say)  to  repeat 
over  again,  go  back  over  a  sub- 
ject, explain  or  expound  more 
My. 

'Evavafiivo),  fr.  em  inlens.  and  ava- 
/(/lu),  which  see. 

E.'zavanilxi'ijaKo),  f.  -I'jiyu),  p.  trrai'a- 
IJCfivtjKa,  (fr,  same,  aid  again, 
and /(ifiv^yffxu), same  as  th.  /urfo- 
fuu  to  remember)  to  remind, 
put  in  mitui,  advise,  admonish, 
<varn. 


Eifarai^ipii),  f.  -oiaio,  1  a.  -I'lveyna, 
(fr.  same,  and  y/pw  to  brmg) 
to  repeat,  do  over  again,  rcitcr- 
ale ;  to  bring  hack  nn  answer  ; 
to  impute,  charge,  blame  ;  to  re- 
tort, throw  back  an  accusation, 
charge  the  accuser  ;  to  go  off", 
disappear,  vanish  ;  to  rise,  mount. 

E-navai^opii,  -(ii,  ij,  (fr.  last)  «  re- 
petition ;  a  charge. 

Emii'tQiJcrofiiK,  1  f.  iiid.  pass,  of 
f7rnr;'7?^i(. 

Erai'fi/ui,  (fr.  trri  upon,  avii  back, 
and  cT^i  to  go)  to  go  up,  go  buck 
again,  return, 

K~avus,  -uaa,  -iv,  ])ar.  of  t-avj/i', 
2  a.  ind.  act.  of  f-di'i'i/jui. 


Erainvcdu)  -S),  f.   -thaw,   fr.  same,  Eirai'tAciiOu,  obs.  see  tTTtiKifj^j-o/iui.  i 
and  avai'cdiii,  whicli  see.  jErrai'tASai',  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Eru-: 

EraraTTatoftai,  f.  -avcojxai,  p.  tra-  i/sASwi',  -otica,  -ov,  par.  2  a.  act. 
la-rhavijiai,  (fr.  etti  upon,  aia!  — E-aifpYtcOai)  prt'S- inf.  pass. 
a<:ain,  and -ntiii)  to  rest)  <o  ?m<,  !  of  £7ra)'/p;^o//ai. 
stay  or  remain  upon;  to  be  at'E.'Tavipoixat,  (fr.  «-i  intcns.  ova 
'.ase,  feel  satisfied,  rely,  depend]  again,  and  ipoijui  to  ask)  to  ask 
upon;  to  acquiesce,  agree,  assent.]  particularly,  inijuire,  examine, 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  cirar£77av'(To'/ii;i'.      I      interrogate ;  to   demand  strictly, 


E-aroffX/w  f.  -tfaui,  (fr.  cti  upon, 
jiaback,  and  n-A/w  to  sail)  to 
«ay  often,  navigate  to  and  from, 
sail  back  again,  pres.  inf.  act. 
i~ava-z\htv  -tiv. 

K-'iidoTaoii,  -io{,  Att. -£0)5,  (/,  (fr. 
rri  against,  and  nvdaraati  a  ris- 
ing, th.  'icTtiiii  to  stand)  a  ribel- 


and  ETrai'Of^u),  (Ir.  tTri  upon,  and 
(ii(/('u)  to  llower,  ill.  dvOui  a  tiow- 
cr)  to  bloom, Jlouer,Jluunsh  ;  to 
grow  upon  or  «u<  of,  spring 
from.  per.  mid.  (niivOa,  by 
Eponlh.  tir^voOa,  and  All.  cttc 
vi)voOa. 

Enaviaai,  Alt.  and  ETavi/avi,  Ion. 
for  ttrnvfcKTi,  3  pi.  pres,  ind. 
act.  of 

ETrni'i'i)f((,  (fr.  ^7^i  up,  ui'ii  back, 
and  'i>))n  to  send)  to  send  back 
or  uivay,  dismiss;  to  return,  go 
or  come  bark  again. 

K-rTuviBrniuTo,  Ion.  for  inaviaTaii- 
Tu,  i>  pi.  pres.  opt.  pass.  —  Ettu- 
vinriiirui,  Ion.  for  tiraviaravTat, 
3  [)l.  pres.  ind.  pass.  —  Eraiio- 
TtliTo,  Ion.  for  tTxavldTavTo,  3  pi. 
injpf.  pass,  of 

Ei,aii(jTrim,\.  -OTijOM,  p.  nravioTii- 
Ku,  (fr.  t?ri  against,  uxi  up,  and 
'iartiiii  to  stand)  <o  set  or  rai.sr 
up,  erert  ;  to  rouse,  set  on  ;  to 
rise  up,  rise  up  together,  break 
up;  to  rise  up  against,  mutiny, 
rebel,  revolt.  2  a.  ind,  act,  cjra- 
vicTtiv,  in  3  pi.  CTTaviarr)(fav. 

Eirai'iTf'os,  -u,  -ov,  (fr.  ntdvcifii  to 
return)  must  go  back,  return,  Sic. 
according  to  the  verb. 

ETtoi'Ktii',  -nvau,  -ov,  par.  2  a.  act. 
of  sarne. 

ETrdvoioi,  -ov,  /;,  (fr.  t-'i  to,  m'.i 
up,  and  bibi  a  way)  u  return, 
coming  back  again. 

ErravopOddj  -w,  (fr.  c-ni  intens.  and 
avopOdu)  to  correct,  th.  opOo? 
straight)  to  set  up  what  has 
fallen,  set  right,  rejdace,  restore ; 
to  correct,  amend,  improvt,  recti- 
fy, reform,  pass.  inf.  pres.  ctto- 
I'opOucnOm  -uvaOar   par.  jTraioi;- 

Ooii/yCl'OS  -«U/1£1'0$. 

ETav6pOuiiia,  -uToi,  rt),  and  Etu- 
iiupOwiTii,  -10$,  Att.  -£u)?,  ^,  (fr. 
last)  a  correction,  amendment,  im- 
provement; reparation,  amends. 
a.  sin.  £7rai'i!o0a)(Tiv. 

E^avopOwTtos,  -u,  -ov,  (fr.  same) 
to  he  amended,  correcterl,  improv- 
ed. 

ETuvopOioTiii,  -uu,  !)  (fr.  same)  n 
corrector,  improver,  reformer,  re- 
storer. 


insist  upon. 
'E,i:av(p)(ojjai,  f.  crravfAfiiiTO/mi,  (fr. 

£7r(  intens.  aiu  back,  and  fp^^nitm 

to    go)   to    come    up,   conic  bark 

again,  return  ;    to  recur  to,  take 

up  again,  resume;  to  approach,  ETrnvruTof, -oi),6,  i';,  (fr.  next)  Trefc/- 

draw  near,  cnme  to.  2  a.  ind.  act. !      ing,  succouring,  assisting,  reliev- 

crrait/AvOov,  by  Sync.  £T7ai')jX0«v,|      ing,  amusing,  condoling.    Errai- 
Iton,  revolt,  insurrection,  sedition,'   .  fr.  fXtOOw,  obs.  j     raloi  wifi,  a  song  or  tune  used 

mutiny.  jEravEpwraco -ui,  f. -(jtrw,  (fr.  same,  I      by  tlujse  grinding,  drawing  water 

ETavaffrAAu,  (Ir.  cni  intcns.  and      avii  again,  and  cpoirdu  to  ask)       or  other  incessant  work. 

avaor/AAii)  to  contract)  to  ftinder,  I      to  inquire,  examine,  interrogate.    E-ai/rdio  -w,  f.   -I'/iroj,  p.  inf/vrnKa, 
restrain,  check,  confine.  [E-rravcpoir/'icu,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.       (fr.    £ti    intens.   and  avrdu)    to 

E'rayuaTrjiiat-Sro;,  ri,  (fr.  next)  al      of  last.  i      meet,  th.  airi  against)  to  meet, 

protuberance,  prominence,  su!ell-\ET:aviorr]i',-ris,  -tj,  3  pi.  izavtarri-' 
ing;  a  promontory.  \      car,  2  a,  ind,  act,  of  EraiiffTi;//!. ! 

E''avdarr,fiat,  f.  -ffan^ini,  (fr.  £7Ti'ETavf;]^w,  f.  -j'fw,  (fr.  etti  upon,! 
against,  ava  up,  and  'iartijn  to!  •^^'^  (ivi-)(ii)  to  bear)  to  lc<ni,  rest 
stand)  to  rise  up  or  make  head\  or  bear  upon  ;  to  endure,  bear  up 
ognimt,  resist,  f/ppose  ;  to  rebel  \     against ;    to  excel,    surpass ;    to 


rcioll.  surmount   outtop. 

y^ravaaToiifiU),   (Ir.    tri  upon,  nxd\ETaviiK(t>,   f.   -?ui,   (fr.  tirl  uj>,  oiri 
back,   and    arpffw  to  turn)    /ol     back,  and  J'/koj  to  come)  to  come 
I'ime    back    again,    return,    re-,     hack  again,  Tetumfi6g. 
viMt ;    to  face    nhoid,  return  to  Erav);o£To,  3  sin.  impf.  of  travt'po- 
thf  charge.  nui. 

(220) 


run  to  meet,  come  to  ;  to  oppose, 
resist,  stop.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ert'/t- 
Tiiaa. 
EiavTfAAw,  by  Sync,  for  tnavartX- 
Aiu,  par.  [ires.  act.  ErrovrAAui', 
ovaa,  -01'. 


EirdvTiinii,  -oj,  Att.  -tini,  >/,  (fr. 
ETaiTrt'd)  to  meet)  a  meeting,  com- 
ing together,  concourse. 

ErairAtu  -w,  (fr.  ctti  upon,  and 
avrXj'w  to  pump)  to  pump  intr 
or  upon,  pour  in  or  upon. 


En  A 


EH  A 


TLrravvu),  fr.  £7ri  intens.  ami  avOo), :  Erdpi/,  3  sin.   1    a.    sub.    act.  of 

which  see.  i     cTraipu). 

Etovoj,  (fr.    £jri    upon,    and    dvu/EiTSpi],  3  sin.  i  a.   ind.   pass,  of 

above)  upon,  over,  uboir,  moTel     zcipu). 

ihan,  bfi/otul.  !Ej;apt;yu),  f.  -^u>,  p.  ->ix<'t  ff-  £T(in- 

E-rd^ai,  inf.  —  E7r«|'as,  par.  1  a.  i     tens,  and  ap>;ya),  which  see. 

act.  —  E-dfu,  ind.  —  E;ra?£iv,  lEiroo^ptiv,  -£(f,  -£(,  pper.  ind.  mid. 

inf.  1  f.  act.  of  £n-dyu.  of  £7ra'pu>. 

'Eraf£,  Dor.  for  i;r>)|£,  3  sin.  1  a. 'E-ap»;(7a'/i£i»of,  Ion.  for  f^agaaajtt- 

ind.  act.  of  n-i;ynj;i(.  i     voj,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of  £-apa'o^ai. 

Eird^iof,  -01',  i,  )'/,  (fr.  t^l  intens. '  ErapOti,-,  -tXaa,  -Iv,  par.  —  E-up- 

and  d^toi  worthy)  worth,  desirv-,     Otjti,  impr.  1  a.  pass,  of  £uaipa). 

ing  ;  valuable;  equivalent,  equall'E-irdpOriv,  3  \i].  'EzdpOiiaai',  1  a. ind. 

to.  pass,    of  TTEipo). 

Es-o4^<iv(or,  -Of,  6,1/,  (fr.  ml  upon,  j 'Es-opfioi',  and  by  Metalli.  'Erpa- 
and  d^uiv  an  axletree)  uponllie'.  6oi;  -tg,  -£,2  a.  ind.  act.  of -ri'p- 
arle  ;  rollins^,  running  smooth.  Qu). 

Erdifu,  Dor.  for  ciri'i^u),  2  sin.  1  a.  j  ETzdoKua,  -as,  i'/,  (fr.  next)  a  sup- 
md.  Fnid.  of  Tn'iywiu.      Or  1  f. :     ply,  succour,  assistance,  aid,  re- 


ind.  act.  of  irrdyw 

Kzaotlfi,  -5;,  I'l,  Ion.  lor  £t:({)iS>;. 
Also  K'aotiia. 

K-aotSis,  -00,  0,  Ion.  lor  i-taoos. 

'E-aov,  -Ci,  -£,  act.  —  Kirdtiv,  -i;Sj 
-i;,  pass.  2  a.  ind.  of  iraOu. 

EraTraAauui,  (fr.  £s-(  intens.  and 
ava^di  delicate)  to  indulge,  gra- 
tify, pmnper  ;  to  revel,  live  luxu- 
rioudj^ 

EraTciX/u  -H,  f.  -fiaia,  p.  ->;».a,  fr. 
£Ti  intens.  and  a7r£(Xfw,  which 
see. 

ETfairoiuui,  (fr.  tm.  upon,  and  avo- 
ivoj  to  strip)  to  provide,  instruct, 
suborn.  Eirajro^Oo^ai,  to  enter 
irUo  ;  to  enter  upon,  undertake, 
take  upon. 

Kira-zopio)  -w,  fr.  ciri  intens.  and 
arop/u,  which  see. 

Kvaziipriiia,  -aTOf,  rd,  (fr.  last)  a 
dmiftt,  liesilation  ;  debate,  qiMs- 
lion,  inquiry, 


lief. 
KTrapKctrto,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr. 
act.  —  ExapKf (t;;,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub. 
of 

KTTapKfO)   -uj,  f.   -iou),    p.    t-)'lpK£Ka, 

(fr.  £»ri  intens.  and  apKiw  to 
avert)  to  assist,  relieve,  help;  to 
supply,  ajford,  minister  ;  to  avert, 
drive  away  from,  riyel,  protect. 
I  a.  ind.  act.  t-i'ipKtca,  -as,  -c. 

'Evapua,  -iiTOi,  rb,  an<i  "E-apaiq, 
-io{,  Att.  -iw;:,  !],  (fr.  maipoi  to 
raise  up)  a  lifting  up,  raising, 
elevation,  cxoUaiion ;  a  swelling ; 
elation,  spirits  ;  pride,  haughti- 
ness, insolence. 

Errdpiicvog,  by  Sync,  for  £Tap<5f<£i'of , 
par.  pros.  pass,  of  £Tdpu). 

ETzap^dficvoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  1  a.  mid. 
of  £jrdp;)(;o/:<a(. 

'Evapivrei,  n.  pi.  par.  'i  a.  act.  of 

(iTalp(o. 
i'En-apffis,  sec  i-nnpfxa. 


ETT'xTroniiiftcv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  sub.  Erdpffw,  -'Eol.  for  CTrdpOi,  1  f.  of 
act.  of  sarnc.  nrdpii). 

Eraircari'SXu),  (fr.  ciri  Ujion,  and  Eiraprdoj -u,  f.  -ijo-u),  p.  -t]Ka,  (fr. 
aToerrAXiD  to  send  away)  to  »end\  tirl  upon,  and  nprdu)  to  suspend) 
iway    upon,    seiul    ijf  directly,  \      to  hang  over,  impend. 


'lespalch  finitwjith. 
EffnTTTjira,  -Of,  -f,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

TraiTTalna. 
Eriioa,  -it!,  !),  (fr.  £ri  against,  and 

nni   a   prayer)  an  imprecation, 

airge,  m/iUdiction. 


KnapvoTtip,  -Tjpoi,  !i,  I'l,  and  E:rapu(T- 
Tpii,  -tSoi,  !),  (fr.  £-(  into,  and 
apvu)  to  draw)  n  ladle,  cock,  si- 
phon, pipe  ;  tongs,  snuffers. 

Zwapxla,  "(IS, )'/,  (fr.  cirdpxij'  to  go- 
vern)   u    government,    province, 


Kirupdoftat   -u/mi,  f.   -Hanfiac,  and,      district,  jurisdiction 

->'iaofiat,  (fr.  Hanic)  to  wish  ewV,  j 'E)rap;^of,  -ov,  o,  (fr.  next)  a  go- 

pray  nguinst,  imprecate,  curse,      i      vernur,  viceroy,  deputy. 
Eirapdalfioi,    -uv,    b,    I'l,    (fr.    cTr}]ETrdpx<i,  f.  -|o),  p.  -(/p^n,  (fr,  eni 

ugain.st,   and    np«    praytr)    «c-:     upon,  and  «'p;;^;w  to  rule)  to  go- 

rnrsrd,  fUnntrd  ;    rxecrahti,  tihri-'      iwrn,  rule  over,  have  dominion. 

minablr  ;    horrid,  dreadful,  dire--      EsdpX'inaij  to  begin,  romriiencc  ; 

fill,  lerrihlr.  j      to  make  a  li'.ialion. 

Rrapiiaau,  (fr.  mtnt;  and  nndaaui'Eitdpui,   f.   -ijpw,  |i.  rn")w*i/,  (fr.  tiri 

lo  hew)  to  lunh,  dnri,  fidl  upon  ;       intens.  antl  doia  to  (it)  to  adapt, 

to   dntli    or   strike  againM  ;     lo- 

clash,   rUip  ;    to  elite  or  hlnck!\ 

up. 
Eirdpari,  i  pi.  I   a.  ini|)r.   art.  — ; 

K^i/pai,  I  n.  inf.  act.  —  Ern'paj, 
noil,  -.II',   M.    (il.  -pnvTCi,  par.   I 


suit.  Jit,  berowr,  anne,  answer 
to.  1  a.  ind.  act.  j^^ol.  rirTipBu. 
per.  ind.  tnid.  t^ilpi/,  and  Att 
iiTiipnp'i\  whence  ppiT.  mid.  tna- 
pi'/nni',  |iar.  pres.  p.isx.  rzap6fii- 
.,  .  vm,  hy  Sync.  iminiicin\. 

a.  act.  of  tr«/p.j.  \Enapu)yi)f,  -«';  b,  (fr.   uapi'iyio  lo 

Efdpnroy,  -oi;  h,  i),  (fr.  ornpMoiiaii      help)    'i    hetprr,    ivvtistoni,    sup- 
to  ciiroe)  acrursnl,  dmnited,  im-       porter,  protrrlir,  guardian, 
pious,    almmiiiablf,    vilr,   dt lrst-\  Enifaai,  \ -.i.M.  H'-.l.  nC mdi^ui. 
"blf-  _  ErdVnt'To,  and  Port.  tirriffffivTo,  3 

Eir<fpylioo(,  -oi',  o, .';,  (fr.  f"!  upon,      pi.  I  a.  ind.  mi'l.  itf  n,i(a. 
and  dpyvpof  mUcr)  covered  withlEiraax da  -r,,,  (fr.  rx)  inionfi.  and 
silver,  silvered,  plnted.  I      n(r»t/u)   to  pni<(i^c)  Ai  '/rrw  ni//, 


En  A 

ndoru  ;  to  equip,  furnish,  pro' 
vide. 

EtraaavTCpoi,  -at,  -a,  ('.'r.  same, and 
aaaov  near)  continued,  connect- 
ed, following  in  order  ;  frequent, 
often  ;  thick,  close,  crowded. 

'E7rao-;^oi',-ES,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  ttuo-- 

ETu'rafa,  -as,  -£  or  -tv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  7rard(7o-(i). 

ErrarijOnv,  -i;s,  -)7,  pass. — E-a'Tj;<ra, 
-«S,  -£,  act.  1  a.  ind.  of  Trartu). 

EttovX/w  -<3,  f.  -ijaia,  p.  -'jku,  (fr. 
ciri  intens.  and  aiiXtw  to  pipe,  th. 
uuXos  a  pipe)  to  sing  to,  play 
for  ;  to  play  the  pipe  or  _flute. 

ETriii'Xi^ofioi,  (fr.  £7ri  in,  and  uiiXt- 
^oput  to  herd,  th.  avXi)  a  fold) 
to  associate,  herd  together ;  to 
dwell,  live,  abide. 

'E-«ii/\(s,  -(Of,  Att.  -£usi  I'lj  ('r. 
same)  a7i  abode,  residence,  dwell- 
ing, habitation  ;  a  haunt,  re- 
sort ;  a  farm-house ;  a  fold, 
stable. 

ETrau^dviiS  andETr«i'f(0,f.  ETrauffjo-w, 
p.  t-nriv^riKa,  (fr.  e-al  intens.  and 
av^dvh)  or  au^ii)  to  increase)  to 
amplify,  enlarge,  increase,  aug- 
ment ;  to  heighten,  aggravate. 

E-ai'iijcts,  -los,  Att.  -£U)s,  )';,  (fr. 
la?l)  increase,  addition,  augme.7t- 
iation. 

Ejra«oi'ro,3  pi.  impf. — E-iravadptiv, 
-u,    -aro,    I    a.    ind.    mid.    of 

E-avpet,  3  sin.  cont.  pros.  ind.  act. 
—  E7raiiOf'/i£i',  Ion.  —  Efraupfy/f- 
lui.  Dor.  for  cTTavpuv,  pres.  ml. 
act.  cont.  —  ETTuiipfo,  Ion.  or 
Dor.  for  tTi]ipov,  2  sin.  2  a.  iiiil. 
or  2  .sin.  impf.  mid.  of 

E~avpiio  -i3,  I.  -I'laii),  also  E~«upiV- 
KO)  and  Eraiipo;i«(,  (fr.  etti  intens. 
and  aDpa  a  breeze)  to  enjoy,  ar- 
rive at,  attain  to,  ivin,  purchase, 
procure,  obtain ;  to  take  projil 
from,  make  use  of,  get  the  bcnr/if 
of,  reap  the  fruits  of,  good  or 
evil  ;  to  suffer  by  or  for,  pay  for, 
be  the  worse  of ;  to  endure,  un- 
dergo. 

Eiravpi/iii  Ion.  for  Ejratipf;,  2  sin. 
pres.  sub.  mid.  of  E7rui5po;(o(. 

Emiiipioi',  (li-.  £-(  intens.  and  niiptuv 
to-morrow)  to-morrow.  'H  ETraiJ- 
piov,  viz.  i^pi'pa,  to-morrow,  thr 
next  day. 

E-«iip('(i».oi'oi,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of  £rr.iiip(o«.io,  see  fnavpfio. 

Einivpi>ifi<iv,  -OKI,  -01  IP,  2  a.  opt. 
mid.  —  Ernrpoi',  Dor.  fur  cnnh- 
pov,  i  a.  ind,  act.  —  Krunpti'i',  2 
H.  inf.  ar.(.  —  Eiravpuivrai,  2  a. 
sub.  mid.  f>f  Effatrpjio. 

'En-aiiffrt,  -«f,  -£,  3  pi.  'E»rntiff'ii , 
act.—  Eniivndfitiv,  -w,  -am,  mid. 
1  a.  ind.  of -mill). 

'BTTutxroi',  -iiTM,  I  a.  impr.  iic:t.  nf 
iitniui. 

Eitataui,  2  sin.  I  ii.  mil.  mul.  of 
irai'/n). 

EravTtiv,  prcK,  itif.  act.  conl.  — 
E  rt'iilTEor,  Ion,  for  t!ri;l)rco»',  8  pi. 
impf.  net.  of 

EwrtOn'o)  -i3,  fr.  iiri  inloriH.  ,ind  «ii- 
tIuk  which  Kee. 


EllE 

Kifi>t'ro(pu)pi(),  (fr.  im  ill,  avrii  self, 
uiid  ^(i>p(i  a  dieft)  in  Ihr  rrri/  act 
or  theft. 
Enavyhtoi,  -ov,  i,  //,  (fr.  orJ  upon, 
Olia  (U';^;^i/  tho  neck)  upon  the 
neck    or    .ihniil/ttTS  ;     mounted, 
raiaeil,  earned. 
Eraii;^/<i)   -ui,   f.   -ijau),  (Ir.  ciri  m 
tens,  and  atiytw  to  boast)  to  brag 
or  hodsl  nj\  glory  in, 
'Erai'u),   (Ir.   same,    and    aita    to 
slioiit)    to  cry   out   in   triumph, 
shmit,  hi(2:<i  ;    to  proclaim ;    to 
xhritk,  scream. 
Ewa<j>dufiut   -a^at,   I'r.    .siimc,  and 
aijtdu),  which  see. 

pass,  of 

K-a<pavaivu),  (fr.  cm  intens.  an) 
fronii  and  avaliu}  to  dry  up)  to 
dry  thoroughly,  parch,  shrivel; 
to  unther,  fade,  decay. 

Ero^)),  -tjs,  t'l,  (fr.  f ff(  intens.  and 
tifbh  the  toucli)  a  touch,  handling, 
patting  ;  an  impulse,  motive  ; 
rchul-e,  blame. 

E7r«'0>;(ra,  -aj,  -f,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

'E-aaipirtfti,  f.  ctraipijoo),  p.  cvdipciKa, 
(fr.  tjri  unto,  aro  from,  and  'ir]fu 
to  send)  to  send  irith  a  message 
or  commission  ;  to  send  itpon  or 
against,  visit,  inflict.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  CTTii^rjira  and  fmxipiiKa,  which 
is    also   sometimes    called    the' 


TOIIE 


ilHR 


Poet,  for  £)rt/3//?a(r£,  same  of  CTTi-      impf.  net.  —  'Enr^r'/Triaii,  -ni,  •« 


litjid^u). 
EnUhv,  -iii}  -I,  I   !''•  -fivfitv,  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  j7rf/Sr//ji. 
Knipijaa,  -ai,  -c,  in  3  pi.  KTrlffriaai; 

act.  —  Errt/ivtrn'/ii/i,    -w,   -uto, 

mid.  1  a.  ind.  of  izifialno. 
Eirt/Jiwr,  -u(f,  -u,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

trrtl^lui^u. 
KviliXti).a,  -«{,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

CTTtlJMlTIt). 

Erci3ov\evaa,  -a;,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

ol  fm/?ouXci5n). 
ETrcyyc\du)  -io,  f.  -acu),  p.  -aKn,  fr. 

tirl  intens.  ^ind  tyycXdu),  which 

sec. 
Encyiyparrro,  3  sin.  pper.  pass,  of 

cvtypdipw. 
E-rriyeipc,  pres.  impr.  act.  —  Evi- 

ytipui'Tcs,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act. 

of 
Eircyclpu),  f.  -cpui,  p.  tm'/ytpKa,  (fr 

£ir?  intens.  and  iyctpu  to  rouse) 

<o  encourage,  set  on,   cheer  ;   to 

stimulate,  excite  against ;  to  urge, 

impel,  hasten,  hurry  ;    to  woke, 

awake  or  awakc-n.     1  a.  ind.  act. 

tm'jytipa. 
EviyevTo,  by  Sync,  (or  tveyivcro, 

3  sin.  of  incycv6ni]v,  2  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  £Tr()/i'i'o/^ai. 
EvtyhiacKox',  -£f,  -e,  impf.  act.  — 

EiceyvioKirai,    per.    inf.    act.    of 


perfect,  2  a.  act.  ind.  tird^rjv 
sub.  CTra(j>u>. 

Eira^pa  j,  -a,  o,  Epaphras,  a  man's 
name. 

E-n^pi'^w,  f'.  -law,  p.  tm'i<ppiKa,  (fr. 
£jri  upon,  and  ai^pif  froth)  to 
froth  up,  foam  out  or  upon. 
par.  pres.  a.  mas.  eva^pil^ov 
Ta. 

ETTa^p6ilT0(,  -ov,  b,  {f,  (fr.  et?  in- 
tens. and  K<ppol)tTi}  Venus)  beau- 
tiful. Also  JFJpaphrodituSj  a 
man's  name. 

K~S<pu),  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  cvafiriiit. 

E-na^dfii,  -io;  -ov;,  h,  »;,  (fr.  £-<  in- 
tens. and  d^xflos  a  load)  heavy, 
weighty  ;  grievous,  troublesome, 
offensive  ;  uneasy,  restless. 

KTT.()(doiiat,  f.  cnaxSi'i<'Ourii,  and 
-eaa^ai,  p.  tTi'ixO'lfai,  (fr.  same, 
and  d^Ooftai  to  endure)  <o  e?i- 
'/ure  severely,  suffer  under,  be 
"verlnaden,  oppressed  v:ith  a  bur- 
den; 1,0  groan,  grieve,  bemoan. 
I  a^  ind.  pass.  c-i]X,OeaO>jv.  par.  |Erfr('i5oov  -nvv,  -oes-ov;,  -ot  -oi;,as 
per.  pass,^.'-i;;^^);/'f>'os.  '        ;      if fr.(?r(('i(!i5w  forfTrfiS/owr, -(«{,-(■), 

E-rrdxyiaaa,  'as,  -i,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of;     impf.  act.  — Evtb60iiv,  -ta,  ->;,  I 
Tra_:^njw.  I      a.  ind.  pass.  —  E-c?i(0Kav,3  pi.  1 

ETa;)t</vO/)i, -»7f, -ij,  1  a.  ind.  pass.!     a.  ind.  act.  offirirtWoj/a 

of -a>'t?^o.  1  ETre^pafioi',  -£;,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

'Ere'  for  £-:«,  n.  a.  v.  pi.  offVoj.  j      miTpi'Xhi. 

E-uiv,  Io:i.  for  crrav,  afterward'!.      \  Erlfnt],  -rji,  I),  Iqu-  for  tipHpn. 

Kiriiia,  Dor.  for  ctti'^ij,  3  sin.  — lEirifivv,  -v;,  -v,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Erf'/Sdi",  Sync,  for  tirijiiicav,  3  pi.       iiril'viii  or  eiriivio. 
of  £ir//?vi',  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  £7r('-]E-/i^w««,  -is,  -£i  •   a-  '"<^-  »':l-  of 
lirmi.  C'^K^liwjii. 

Eriiiatvov,  -ey,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  etti 
/ja(Vw. 

E-ipa\Xov,  -£{,  -£,  impf.—-  Erf.'jn 


Eirfy/i-oXoTrro),  i".  -(/'W,  p.  -</0a,  (fr. 
tri  upon,  and  £yycoXa?rr(j  to  en- 
grave) to  engrave  upon,  inscribe  ; 

I     to  carve  out. 

ETcyvoiKoct,  d.  pi.  of  ETTcyrtDKws, 
par.  per.  act.  —  E-iyviiaOriv,  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  —  EireyvwTe,  2  pi. 
of  Eiriyviav,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
CTrlyvoifti  or  [KiyivuaKU). 

ETtiypeTo,  by  Sync,  and  Poet,  for 
eir'iyeipeTo,  impf.  pass,  of  etti- 
yclpixi. 

Evcyx"'^'"'^  ^-  -«i'w,  (fr.  e'TTt  upon, 
£)■  at,  and  x,"l^''^  '°  g''pc)  <"  ^w/je 
tipon,  after  or  «<,  desire  earnest- 
ly. 2  a.  act.  ind.  e-nti't'xavov  inf. 
£r£)/;)(;ai'£7i'. 

E7rf'(^£i^«,  -as,  -£  or  -£i',  act. —  E-£- 
i^tt^dfttiv,  'u>,  -UTO,  mid.  1  a.  ind. 
of  £ni^£iVn'/;i. 

Err£<5/Y£ro,  3  sin.  impf.  or  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  £7rii'£;^o/j'i(. 

ETricijaa,  -as,  -(,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
vtfidio  or  -flu. 


or-£r,  1  a.  ind.  act.  ot'ori^f/r/o). 

EirdHjkriv,  -eao,  -no,  .'5  |)l.  EirlBtv- 
To,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  —  VlmBriKa, 
-as,'t  OT-tv,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of£7ri- 
r/Oi//ii. 

EiTfSi'i/i£i,  3  sin.  cont.  im[if.  act.  — 
EirfOi^d/iTH,  -nf,-f,3pl.  RvtOviiri- 
<rar,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  tiriOviiiu). 

ETrti  andETTci^;),  (fr.  C7iiupon,ri  if, 
and  i5);  truly)  vhen,  after  that  ; 
sincr^  fur,  because  ;  for  then,  for 
else,  for  othtneise.  E  rr£(  5f ,  then , 
from  thenceforth,  uflirwnrd. 
Y^Ttctf))  Tt,  otherwise,  else.  Errst 
rdxtcra,  f:s  soon  as,  as  soon  as 
ever,  vdienever,  directly. 

Eirdytai,  Ion.  and  Dor.  lor  frreiyp, 
2  sin.  pres.  ind.  puss.  —  Emt- 
yero.  Ion.  for  iittdyero,  3  sin. 
mipf.  pass.  — ETTiiyofiivoto,  Ion. 
for  iTTciyofiivov,  g.  sin.  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 

EiTclyia,  f.  -(u),  p.  >/rrfi;^a,  to  thrust, 
push,  drive  forward,  urge, press, 
hasten,  hurry  ;  to  enforce,  im- 
press, 

Eirtiidv  for  eiretUti  av,  after  that,  af- 
terwards ;  when,  whensoevei: 

ETTCtifj,  see  £7r£I. 

EwfKVjjTtp,  (fr.  last,  and  Trip  though) 
since,  seeing  that. 

ErrdSotiit,  -ois,  -ot,  opt. —  EvtiSov. 
-ff, -£,  ind.  2  a.  act.  of 

Evcllio,  f.  act.  -£(V«,mid.  -tloofiat, 
(fr.  £T(  upon,  and  £/<5<j  to  see)  to 
look  at,  look  upon,  behold  ;  to  re- 
gard, favour  ;  to  look  up  to,  re- 
spect, revere;  to  call  to  witness, 
conjure.  2  a.  act.  ind.  t-rruiov, 
impr.  iniSr  sub.  cniiw. 

'ETTfifl'  before  an  aspirate,  for  ivci- 

TO. 

ETTiiOdjiiiv,  -OV,  -cro,  3  pi.  -OovTo, 
pass.  —  'EttciOov,  -cs,  -e,  act. 
impf.  of  jrti'Odj. 

E-rreUa,  Dor.  and  Poet,  for  ciruKi, 
same  as  end  dv,  wheti,  when- 
ever, 

ETdKT)](,  -ov,  h,  (fr,  cirdyo)  to 
hasten)  an  instigator,  urger,  en- 
courager,  promoter,  stickler, 

E'^dKu),  {fr.  CT7I  intens.  and  fiVo)  to 
resemble)  to  agree,  ft,  suit,  an- 
swer to,  be,  convenient. 

E~nXrifilih'os,  -rj,  -of,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  nn>.QyPdvu). 

'E~!tfii,  (fr.  £7ri  upon,  and  djii  to 
Co)  to  come  upon,  inarch  or  go 
against,  invade,  attack  ;  to  come 
vp,  succeed,  follow  ;  to  urge, 
press.  2  a.  ind.  Imov  par. 
c~!it)v. 

'EiTctiti,  {fr.  same,  and  nn'i  to  be) 
to  remain,  survive,  be  over  and 
above  ;  to  be  near  cU  hand  or  in- 
stant, impend,  hnng  over,  threat- 
en ;  to  surprise,  come  uno- 
wares. 

E'Tuvat,  Ion.  for  c^cTvoi,  2  a.  inf. 

act.  of  c/plrijii. 
Etrdvaca,  -as,  -e  or  -er,  1   a.  ind. 


Enitcai,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  ijreat, 

d.  pi.  of  ITTOS-  , 

E~!l^dp>](rav,  Ion.  for  nTclidp>i(Tav,3\     net.  of  ircivdo) 
y.ov,  -£f,  -£  or  -tv,  2  a.  ind.  act.  I     pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  eirtli'inio).       lETrdiviit  or  Eff£ii'(iu),  Ion.  for  e^iv- 
of  £OT/3rt'>X(U.  _  Erri^rjrra,  -as,  -c,  I  %•  ind.  act.  of  |     vu/zior-iJw 


E-i'liaac,  Dor.  for  fniPrjct,  3  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  of  tiri/Jo/vu).      Or, 


evit^doi.  jEir£fvi)(r0ai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of  last. 

Erru/rtov  -ovv,  -us  -as,  -ict  -£r,J'Er£jf(s,-ii7y, Att.-fwf,^, (fr.£7r£/yu> 
(222) 


EHE 


ERE 


to  hasten)  haste,  speed;  hurry,-,      a  reveUing)    lo    intrude  rudely, 
precipitation.  I      come  uninvited,  force  into  com- 

K-Ttiirto,  (fr.    crrcl  when,   and  nep'     pany,  behave  as  in  drink 

though)  although;  since,  where-  Ewio-diiov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  same,  and 
as.  I     6(5ds  a  road)  an  episode,  inciden 

ErtiTTEti,  inf.  —  Eirttiroii',  par.  of  ^     tal  narrative,  digression,  a  secon 
'Eir£i5ro»',  2  a.  ind.  of  t-niiro).       I     dory  subject  introduced   into  a 
'Erti/ia,  -as,  -t,  in  3  pi.  'Eirfipar,  l|      poem  or  talc. 

a.  ind.  act.  of  jTc/pu.  iK-trctcdStos,  -ov,  and  E-atiaoituStji, 

Zirdpa^ov,  -£j,  -£,  iuipf.  act.  of  t£i-|     -eoi  -ovs,  6,  >;,  (fr.  sanie)  adven- 
pd'^ii).  tilious,  additional,  eilcrnal,  fo- 

'E-ctpddriv,  -rii,-Vi   i"  '  p'-    Eir£t-        rtign. 

pddnftcv,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  Eirft-  E7£i<T7r»;5dtj -(3,f. -jjcro),  p.  ->iKa,{h. 
paadnrjv,  -o),  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  <  ezi  upon,  and  ticzii^uu)  to  leap 
—  E7r£ipa<i/<>/v  -(j^iitjv,  -dov  -u,  into)  to  leap  in  upon,  leap  upon. 
-dcTO  -aro,  impf.  mid.  of  -^rcipdiji.  Ertiff^/po),  f.  -oiVu,  p.  -I'lvcyKa,  (fr. 
E-relpaca,  -a{,  -£  or  -cv,  act.  —  same,  and  cta(b(pii>  to  introduce) 
K-apdaOnv,  pi.  -Qjirt,  -dqaav,  to  bring  to,  bring  into,  bring  in 
pass.  I  a.  ind.  of  irctpnLoi, 


pass.  1  a.  md.  ui  vcipn^ui 
KziiotcOat,  pres.  inf.  raid,  of  erei- 

pu. 
KTrci'ptj,  Ion.  for  erelpa,  3  sin.  impf. 

act.  cont.  of  rEipa'w. 
ET£iputai,  Poet,   for  'E.inpvta.  pres. 

inf.  pass.  t-rtipi'tirOai. 
Eir£('pu,  f.  -fp<3,  more  usually  Ertt- 

pofiat,  (fr.  till  upon,  and  tlpu)  to 


upon,  inflict. 
'Eirfir',  for 
'ET-fira,    (fr.   £jr£i  after,   and  tira 


EHE 

mid.  — EirfXafloi',  -£s,  -£,  act.  2 
a.  ind.  of  £7r(Xai'tfa'io/<ai. 

'E.niKacii,  -(Oj,  Att.  -eus,  ^,  (fr. 
next)  a  charge,  attack;  an  in- 
road, invasion. 

K-c\ai'vu,  f.  -d<Tij>,  (fr,  cvi  against, 
and  cXavi'ii)  to  drive)  to  ride,  sail 
or  march  against,  invade,  attack, 
charge;  to  draw  over. 

ErrcXcvctrai,  3  sin.  1  f.  mid.  — 
K-iXdrj,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  — EirtA- 
Oiii',  -ovaa,  -01',  g.  -(Si'TOf,  par.  2 
a.  act.  of  £-{pYo^ai. 

E)rfA£u(7is,  -io{,  Att.  -£0)5,  >i,  (fr.  etti 
upon,  and  cXsiidoi  obs.  to  come) 
fin  invasion,  inroad,  incursion  ; 
an  assault,  attack,  onset,  charge. 

EiTcXOuv,  K-eXdu)i',  by  Sync,  for 
nreXvdcTv,  inf.  and  £rr£Xt;0(ii',  par. 
2  a.  act.  of  £-ip)^ofiat. 

EirfXm'^u,  f.  -((TO),   (fr.  tni  intens. 


then)    then,    afterwards,    in    thel      and  cXiri^w  to  hope)  to  excite  or 
ntxl  place,  thereupon;  however,]      insjnre  hope,  give  courage,  raise 


at  length  ;  thenceforth  ;  moreover, 
besides. 

En-fiToi,   (fr.   £ir£i  when,  and  the 
enclit.  Toi )  since. 


connect)  same  as £?7fpofiai.  pres.  ET£(';^9i;y, -175, -i?,Ion.ind. — 'EikIx' 


inf.  mid.  CTrilpcadai 
Er£ipijaTo,  Ion.  for  ErtipUvro,  3  pi. 

impf.  mid.  cont.  of  rfioau. 
Kvttpuyrdciv  -^v,  pres.  inf.  act. — 

Et£iow7-£ov,  Ion.  for  Ertipijraov 

-ojv,  inifif.  act.  of 
ErcipuiT-ao)  -5,  Ion.  for  ETCpurai 


0>;ri,inipr.  1  a.  pass,  of  £7r£/y(i). 
E-£r;toi',  -£f,  -£,  impf.  act.  ofeirtx^- 
EvcKdOtca,  -ni,  -£,  in  3  pi.  Etteku- 

6icav,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of  £7ri/ca0i'^ic). 
E-n-i/cnXfTro,  3  sin.  cont.  of  Kmr.a- 

Xeoiirjv  -ovfitji',  -lov  -ov,  -icTO 
tiro,  impf.  pass,  of  tniKaXiu) 


confidence,    ammaie,  excite ;    to 
hope  for,  expect. 

KtrtXiOnv,  ->ii,  ->),  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
—  KttiXvov,  -£f,  -£,  impf.  or  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  cttiXvoi. 

KTTCfiaier,  by  Apos.  for  circfiaitTo, 
3  sin.  impf.  mid.  of  eirifiaioixai, 

KKcua^dfttiv,  -w,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  t~iiidc(rojxat. 

KTze^^aivu),  (l"r.  tTrt  upon,  £t'in,  and 
jjalvii)  to  go)  logo  into,  v:alkinto^ 
alter ;  lo  mount,  ride,  go  on 
harseback;  to  embark,  go  abroad  ; 
to  land,  go  aslwre.  1  f.  mid. 
tTTcniii'iaofiai. 

KiriiillaXur,  -£f,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

K-TtuiidXXw,  f.  -aXui,  p.  -jiijSXrjha, 
(fr.  £7ri  upon,  tv  m,  and  ffdXXio 
to  throw)  lo  insert  among,  put 
or  thrust  in  ;  to  fninglc,  inter- 
mix ;  to  lay  on,  set  upon  ;  to 
superinduce,  bring  i?i  addition, 
add  to.  pres.  inf.  pass.  tncXjidX- 
Xtadat. 
Ui  into,  and  a'yu  to  lead)  a  »i/-j      EtikXiJAjji',    -ris,   -ij,    1    a.   ind.^  E?r£///J</r>/f, -ou,  6,  (fr.  fTrtfi/Jafi/u*  to 


ET£ip'JjTi;<r(f ,  -lof,  Att.  -£uj,  I/,  Ion.  E)r£/iaXi509/)i',  -7;y,  -ij,  in  3  pi.  Eir£- 
Pjr  fncpiarnati.  KaXvipOtjaar,   1   a.   ind.   pass,  of 

'E-rrciaa,  -a{,   -c,  1  a.  of  (Tnijti,  to\      tTriKaXvTrrui. 
enter.     Or,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  n-fi-  Ewfic/aro,  Ion.  for  ivtKuvro,  3  pi. 
dii).  impf.  mid.  of  tirincifiai. 

Eiruaayii),  f.  -^u>,  p.  -ri-)(a,  (fr.    £m   Et£ic£i';i>/i',  -£(<70,  -uto,  in  3  pi.  Ert- 
upon,   and  fio-ayoi  to  introduce)        cfivro,  impf.  nnd.  of  ett/cei^ui. 
to  introduce   one.  thing  after  ano-lETr/xEiva,  (fortiri  ficfTia,  viz.  X'^'P^" 
ther,    superiiulur.e,     add     more-       or  filpr)  to  those  parts)  ot'c;,  6e- 


over ;     to    apply,    have   recourse 
lo. 


yond,  on  the  other  side. 
ErrciciKXcT',  for  EvikikXcto  or  Err£- 


Eirfiffayuyij,  ->i<,  h,   (fr-   "■'  upon,       KiKXriro,  3  .sin.    pjier.    pass.   — 


perinduction,  bringing  one  thing 

aftrr  another,  introduction,    <ul- 

dition. 
KrrctoaKro(,-ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  in- 

traduced,     admitted,     taken    in; 

foreign,  nilditionnl,  extrinsic. 
'Eirtiirav,  act.  —  KirclcOrjaav,  pass. 

3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  of  rcW<a. 
Eirtiff/oyo/iai,   (fr.    t-ni  npon,  and 

iiaioYOfiat  to  come  in)  to  come  in 

upon,  enter  upon 


pass,  of  ciriKaXiiD 
EirtfcXwffn'/iijv,  -<D,    -aro,    in.   3  pi. 
ETr£(cXw<raiTo,    1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

CVlKXiidw. 

KrcKpalanc,  3  sin.  impf.  offrriKpai- 
aivia.  Poet,  for  tniKpaivui. 

EncKodrct,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  cont. 
of  tTTiKpariu). 


EirtKolfiaaa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  CTTtKOlfldul. 

En'/<foii'£,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of  tiri- 
E»r<:ii>;y/o/j'i(  -oTr/jai,  Ifr.  Homo, and!      Kplvm. 

tianyiauai  lo  inlruducc)  to  /win^  j  EtiVtuitij,  -to(,  .\U.   -fws,  //,    (fr. 

in  brndf,  intrndurr, 
Evtlafiriv,  I  a.  ind.  pass,  of  itilOia. 
'Es'tKiii',  3  sin.   pren.   ind.   with  v 


mount)    a  sitter ;  a  rider ^   Iwrsc- 

man,  driver  ;  a  sailor, passenger. 
ETTCfijieSiaihs,    -via,    -oi.    Ion.    for 

CTrcixjiclirjKibi,  par.    per.    act.    ot' 

circfifiaii'iii. 
Eiriittiva,  -as,  -£,  1  pi.  -i'a//£v,  ;ict. 

—  ETTtitiivdii)/!',  -ui,  -arc,  mid.  1 

a.  ind.  — V.ni/ievuf,  -cs,  -c,  inipll 

act.  of  irifiii'ii). 
EntiieXiiOtiv,  -ii,  -</,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  tiTijicXionai. 
Eviutft^Ajitiv,  -ov,  -tro,  impf.  mid. 

of  cnijitfi<lioiiai. 


added  of  i-tctijii,  lo  go  in. 

Eiri/ffiov, •ov,ri,  (iieut.  r>^ tnualiav, 
par.  2  a.  of  trt/irti/u  to  co  into) 
a  hof'*  trough  or  vesnrl  fur  hoil- 
ing  rrftiMt ;  Ihr  ilomifh,  ]i'iiini:h, 
draui^ht ;  loutrr  purl  of  the  l/flly, 
the  priviti'M. 

EaciaKVKXfij)  -w,  f.  -^iTia,  (fr.  cri 
upon,  (i(  into,  and  irvcA/u  to  roll) 
to  roll  in  upon  ;  tnintrodurr,  in- 
vite, rummon. 

ErcivKiiifidl^u),  (fr.  iiri  upon,  (if  intA, 
and   KUfid^u  to  revid,  th.  «c<S/iO( 


next)    rxtrnsion  ;     n    strctching,iErcfifiiidiirii',-i^,-aTo,  I  a.  ind.  mid. 
nlrnining  ;  aim,  emleavmtr  ;  in-       of  tnifialyoi/ai. 

Kn-c/nrov, -£f, -£,  im|)f. — 'Eirf^i^n, 


trntion,  dmign. 

EiTtKrch'U),  f.  -tvH,  fr.  irri  inlens. 
and  iKTihui,  which  Hn-.  EktiI- 
io;i'ii,  to  strrtrh  lit,  Ktrive  fur, 
aim,  endrriiour,  press  fiirunrd 
In.  1  f.  mill.  frf«rfi'oC/iai.  1  u. 
ind.  tnid.  trtticTiivdiifiv.  par. 
preii.  panw.  tnrirrtu'iJ/Jii'Of. 

EvcKTrjirdutiv,  -w,  -aro,  I  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  iirtKrdoiiat. 

K TiX (I /?.!// 1;>',  -oil,  -iro,  mid.  — 
EriXitfloy,  -«,   -I,  art.  2  a.  ind. 

of  ciTiXaiijhSfiti. 
EilttXaOiuriv,  -on,  -tro,  3 pi.  -Oovro, 
(223) 


-as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  art.  of  irfnirii). 

Eir//iii(a,  -as,  -c,  3  pi.  K>r///u(ai', 
I  a.  ind.  act.  of  ivifiiaan). 

Er£wi;^cro,  Dor.  for  cvcvfiytni,  3 
«in.  impf,  mid.  of  firiv^Y"/""- 

Eirti'i'urJ/f,  -on,  0,  (fr,  ni'Xl)  anup- 
per  garment,  outsiilc  coat,  cloak^ 
robe. 

Ejrr»'<^i'(i),  f.  -t!(Tu(,  p.  f!tctifi(i\iKa,  (fr. 
m'l  upon,  IV  in,  and  diiw  to 
rlollic)  lo  rtollir  up  ;  to  put  on 
over  olhrr  drrss  ;  In  emlur,  en- 
dow,  invrnl ;     to    add,    lay  on, 


KITE 

superinduce,  iier.  puss.  jirf»'^/<^i'- 

uaf  par.  arnitfvfilvoc  1  n.  mid. 

i()(i.  fjrtrtc^iffrt'/iiji"  ml.  fTTtii^i'Ociff- 

Oai. 
Kirtwyictii',  8  a.  inf.  act.  —  £«>'/)•- 

Ko),  -1)5,  -?;,  1  or  '2  II.  sub.  act.  — 

Erri'tyKoii',  -uii<r<i,  -di,  par.  i  a. 

act.  of 
Kirti'/ynii),  (Cr.  fsi  upon,  and  cviy- 
Kiii,  same  as  (fii'pia)  sec  cirKprpia. 

1  a.  ait.  ind.  triivryxa'  sub.  rrt- 
v/yico).  2  a.  art.  ind.  cni'jveyKov 
opt.  £Tfi/)'i>oi^(*  sub.  cnsieyKu)' 
inf.  rrcrtyKtfi'"  pa^.  cwtrfyicwi'. 
Emtku*,  IV.  same,  and  cviIko), 
wliich  see.  Poet,  for  last.  1  a. 
art.  ind.  tm/i'tiicu,  alid  Ion.  ere- 

)f(»;Q'  par.  ETTtl't/^-df ,  II.   pi.  £7r£l't^ 
«.OIT£5. 

K-ivetfiu,  -uf,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 

ET£i'c;i<i;ji7)',  -ov,  -tTo,  impf.  ind, 

pass,  of  cxivfiiui. 
'ETTivtvara,  -as,  -c  or  -£i',  1   a.   ind. 

act.  of_£TiJ'£tfa). 
E57£»');i'£oi'  -ovr,  impf.  act.  ol' crrtrt]- 

viui,  same  as  twiw'u. 
E^fM/roOn,  -Of,  -£,  by  Epcnih.  and 

Att.   for  £/rJ;i  tfu,   per.   ind.   mid. 

E:r£i'>;»'odoi',by  same,  ft)r  emivOoii, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  mavOiiji. 
V.-nntf^^ofniv,  -ov,  -cto,  impf.  of  tirr- 

ErrivOii,  S  sin.  cent.  impf.  act.  — 
KTTiiOi'iaaro,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  nud. 
of  -nevBiw. 

K-cvOiiv,  Dor.  for  i-xc\Ou>v,  2  a. 
par.  of  e-cpx<'t^'^'- 

EntvTvui,  fr.  £-;  upon,  and  ti'Tiixi  or 
O'Tvi'w,  which  see.  impf.  Ion. 
tirivTvov,  -£{,  -£. 

ETfffc^i,  (fr.  £-(  upon,  £?  out,  and 
£(/<(  to  go)  to  ffo  nut  as;ain.il, 
break  out  7tj)07j,  xuUy  forth,  atluck^ 
invade;  to  break  forth,  burst  out; 
to  exclaim,  utter,  f;ivc  vent  to  ;  to 
'•hargc,  accuse, prosecute,r.onvict ; 
to  treat  of;  to  declaim,  go  over, 
repeal  ;  to  strive,  exert,  execute. 

T.-c^c}cCaOftai,  -p,  -trai,  m  1  pi. 
Er£^£A£u<ro;(£0((,  1  f.  ind.  mid. . — 
E.Kclc\6etv,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  £r£- 

EiTC^eiiyd^oijai,  (fr.  £riupon,£^Out, 
ana  ipyti^oiiat  to  work)  to  work 
""',  ^ifffct,  bring  about;  to  en- 
ilenvour^  rise  pains  ;  to  work  at, 
lahrmr,  toil. 

Ercff'p;^o/ia(,  (fr.  same,  and  fn;^o- 
jiai  lo  j^o)  to  come  forth  against, 
go  out  upon,  come  vp,  come  up- 
on ;  to  come  after,  succeed  ;  to 
appronrh,  advance,  go  on,  march 
forward,  charge,  attack,  set  upon  ; 
lo  go  over^  traverse,  cross,  puss 
through. 

E-tffupi'i7KU),  (fr.  same,  and  tiiola- 
Ku)  to  find)  to  .find  out,  discover  ; 
to  inventfConlrive, devise.  2  a.  ind. 
act,  iirf^cvpov,  1  pi.  tirr^a'poftev. 

ErffSf,  Ion.  for  tipc^iif. 

Errf(u)c;^(i^<«),  same  as  ia%<.;. 

Ei7£(ij'v«i,  prcs.  inf.  —  E:rt(iO(, 
pres.  impr.  of  tr/ft(;/c. 

flirioiKa,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

T.-cvcWtS',  for  £ir£-((Otro,  3  sin. 
irapf.  pass.  — K-rizilOraai ,  Syst. 


KIIE 

li>r  trfirfWijffnv,   3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 

pass,  of  tvmcWio. 
En-jTrfii',  Ion.  for  rcii/rfu',  pres.  inf. 

act.  of  iiplirio. 
EiTfTfipjuro,  Ion.   for  cncnciptivTo, 

3  pi.  pper.  pass,  of  ircipnw. 
EWrrfffov, -rj, -r,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

fniirirTu). 
Kveni'iyetv,  -n,-,  -£i,   ppcr.  mid.  of 

vi'iyrvfit. 
ETrimOiicv,  Sync,  lor  cTrevtWonei',  1 

pi.    2  a.   ind.    act.    of  cirivdOio. 

Or,  for  £ir£7rof0£(/i£i',  1    pi.  |»|)er. 

mid.  of  vclOui. 
EJTfVAaj,   for   frlv^wf,    which  for 

cirnrXiioai,  1  a.  par.  act.  of  fn- 

ttAuw. 
ErfTrXroi',  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  impf.  act. 

ot  cTt-rXiu). 
ErfTrXijyor,  by   redupl.    for   t'rXj;- 

yov,  2  a.  ind.  act.  otWi'iaaw.  Or, 

2  a.   ind.  act.  of  cTnrh'ioau.  — 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  EirfTrAi/fa,  -qj,-£. 
Ett/ttXwv,  -uj?,  -m,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

K-iirvt^av,  3  pi.  1   a.  ind.    act.  of 

KTCzolOai;  -Fts,-u,  pper.  mid.  of 

TTtlflu). 

K-mwoWcaav,  .Att.  and  Ion.  lor  zzc- 

TToideiCdr,  3  pi.  of  last. 
KTiiTtSvlh],  Att.  or  Ion.  l()r  i7;cn6i'- 

fifiy  or  £(,  1  or  3  sin.  pper.  mid. 

ot  nu(r)(^u}.     Like  i;^?;  for  fiSttv, 

fr.  liiirji.a. 
K-zirrpdyeaav,  Att.  or  Ion.  for  £jr£- 

-niiyetcrnv,  3  pi.  of  EmTrpayfii', 

ppcr.   mid.  of  ^rpdoauj. 
E-£7rrn/i)jr,  -u,  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  til/ntTrjfjii. 
Em-ropoi',  -ff,  -'.,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

fFiTrrui'pu. 
Ejr£ZT(.1»:£ii/,  -fi5,  -£i,  pper.  act.  of 

iriTTTW. 

KiTi-iJan>jv,  -ao,  -aro,  pper.  pass, 
ot   rtvvOdvojiai. 

Eti/ttw,  (fr.  frrl  upon,  and  i-ma  to 
say)  lo  put  in  a  word,  say  in  ad- 
rlition,  add,  comment  upon  ;  lo 
repeat,  say  again.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
£7r£T;T-a.  2  a.  ind.  act.  circiKov 
inf.  trciTruV  par.  nrttTrijiv . 

ETTfTro),  (ti-.  same,  and  cvut  orfVo- 
ftat  U)  follow)  to  follow  up,  pur- 
sue, aim  at,  strive  to  reach. 

EiTifiattaBriv,  -r/i,  -,;,  I  a.  itid.  pass, 
ot  TTcpaiiia. 

EvipuoToc,  -ov,  CI,  )';,  ( fr.  £«■;  inlens. 
and  fo(iu)  to  love)  beloved^  very 
lovely, 

ETTiftyd^oiioi,  f.  -daojtai,  p.  -a(j\iai, 
{ii.  t-xl  intcns.  and  cpydt^ojiai  lo 
«ork)  to  work  at  or  upon,  ex- 
ercise, practise,  labour ;  to  till, 
cultivate,  plough  ;  lo  break  up, 
reclaim,  improve. 

E-ncptiiir),  f.  -dati^,  (fr.  same,  and 
tpiicii)  lo  prop)  to  stick  fast  into, 
thrust  into ;  tofix^  fasten,  make 
.firm ;  lo  prop,  stay,  support. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  evfiptioa. 

Evipeiac,  Ion.  for  £7r;;p£icr£,  3  sin.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 

KTzipeaOai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  oCcnipo- 

flat.  u 

Viv€n>)ottanai,)'y  Alt.  redupl. for  cttI- 
otirrniti,  per.  ind.pa.«s.(,l'£nTO[(7o). 
(224) 


EllE 

Kiriprjaa,  -ai,  -c,  I  a.  nid.  ucl.  of 
-fpiiu. 

Evcptaatvov,  ini])f.  —  Eir£pfff(rtu(r£ 
or  -ccv,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Treptaaivii). 

E-tpu/j(ii,  (li-.  im  inlciis.  and  ipo- 
f)ni  to  usk)  to  iiujuire^  demand  ; 
lo  solicit,  canvass^  put  to  the  vote. 

EiTef)l>uyrii,  -)!i,  ->;,  2  a.  ind.  pass, 
ot  cirippt'iyrviii. 

E-rTci>i)'l<p>ii',  -rii,  -)j,  2  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  nripl/ltjiu),  same  iis  t-ntplititrw. 

E-ripjuoan,  -ai,  -t,  in  3  pi.  Etripltuj- 
aai',  act.  —  KTTfjU>u)adfittv,  -ta, 
•aro,  iti  3  pi.  E7r£/)piij(ravTo,  mid. 
—  EirrppuiaOiiv,  -r;{,  -tj,  pass.  1 
a.  ind.  of  f7r(ppuln'ii/j(. 

EiTcpvij},  f.  -vow,  (fr.  fTTi  intcns.  and 
fpi'u  lo  drag)  to  draw  upon^  draw 
over;  to  walch,  guard,  keep,  pre- 
serve, 

ETip'^oiiai,  1.  CTrtXn'iaupai,p.  ci:i\ii- 
Ott,  Att.  r.iTi\)'iXvOa,  (IV.  cm  upon, 
and  ip-^Ofiai  to  corne)  to  come 
■upon,  happen,  befall ;  to  occur 
to,  come  into  the  mind  or  head  ; 
to  approach,  come  or  go  to,  in- 
vade, attack  ;  to  arrive,  be  com- 
ing or  likely  to  come.  2  a.  ind. 
act,  cTr/j'SvOov,  bv  Sync.  nrfi'S- 
dov. 

E-£px<'f'f''0Si  -'?,-<"',  par.  pres.  ind. 
mid.  of  last. 

Erepvoir',  tor  tnep^oiTat,  3  pi. 
prcs.  ind.  mid.  of  same. 

ETtepioTfv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cent.  — 
ETrfpoiTurwirav,  3  pi.  cont.  prcs. 
impr.  act.  —  Err£pwr))0£(5,  par. 
1  a.  pass. — ETrfpwDxrov,  impr. 
1  a.  act.  of 

E7r£pci)rau  -5,  f.  ->icut,  p.  cvcpd>T>i- 
Ka,  (fr.  f;ri  intcns.  and  tpii)Tuw  to 
ask)  to  inquire,  consult ;  to  ask, 
demand,  question^  examine,  scru- 
tinize ;  lo  answer  a  demand,  sti- 
pulate, engage,  promise,  under- 
take, impf.  act.  mriptliTaov  -ujiv, 
-aii  -as,  -at  -a.  1  a.  act.  ind.  tvij- 
pwr)7(ra' impr.  circpdiTtjaov,  -drw. 

E-rcpioTtina,  -aros,  rd,  (fr.  last)  a 
question,  inquiry  ;  a  requisition, 
demand  ;  an  answer  or  reply 
agreeing  to  the  demand  ;  an  en- 
gagement, undertaking. 

EircpioTi'iaas,  -aaa,  -av,  1  a.  par. 
act.  of  same. 

ErfpwT>)<7(f,  -los,  Att.  -Eiof,  !],  (fr. 
same)  an  asking,  interrogation, 
inquiry  ;  a  question,  demand, 

E-iaaia,  -as,  -i,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
CTriffarru). 

ETTEff/ioXi'a,  -as,  h,  (•'■■  next)  re- 
proach, abuse,  a  taunt,  calumny, 
slander;  talk, 

Enia(io\os,  -ov,  o,  I'l,  (fr.  £ir(  upon, 
£f   for   £15    into,    and   /JdAXu  to- 
llirow)  railing,  reviling,  abusive, 
slanderous,  calumniating.  Subs. 
a  babbler. 

"EiTCoOai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  'EviaSu, 
3  sin.  'EnioOoii;  3  du.  pres. 
impr.  mid.  of  'irropai. 

EircaO)'o>,  (fr.  cm  upon,  and  tadliu 
to  eat)  to  eat  more  or  beside,  eat 
one  thing  on  another. 

'Encai,  and  Poet.  'E-rrta(n,<i-  I>1-  of 
fr«f. 


EHE 


EHE 


EnH 


Eirfo-Jta^ov,  -es,   -t,  impf.    act.    of 'E:rfrJ7f, -ou,  6,  and'EwrKi-'^ofi'J; 


EjTfff/ctrov,  -£f,  -«,  impf.  act.  of  tin- 

EnaKCipdfiriVf  -itf,  -aro,  2  pi.  Ei7£- 

axfi^aaOc,  1   a.  ind.  mid.  of  cttc 

axi-zroitat. 
Encaxiaca,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

cztaKcd^d), 
Eir£(r/ci'f)ruo-a,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act 

of  tTTco-Kiprao). 
Eirf(T(«!ri7(7a,  -af,  -c,   I  a.  ind.  act 

of  ctrtoKoTiu 


(fr.  ciroimt  to  follow)  a  follower^ 

atlendant,  companion  ;  a  servant 
Evcrriatos,  -a,   -ov,   and   -ou,  i,  jj, 

(fr.  £jri  intens.  and  iros  a  year) 

yearly,  for  the.  year,  during  the 

whole  year, 
E-eTidovv,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  cont.  impf. 

act.  of£7rir/0;7//(,  as  if  fr.  tiriTtOfis). 
E/r£ri'^aov  -u}\;  -ats  -as,  -ae  -a,  impf. 

act.  — Kzcrijttjcra,  I  a.  ind.  act. 

of  i-ZiTlfldli). 

J  K-fToaaa,  -as,  -c.  Poet,  for  tTiroaa, 


'KiTcaov,  -£s, -£,  2  a.    ind.   act.  of      or£7rf'rui(Ta,  1  a.  ind.  act.  ofTTErdu. 

ErtrpaTTVv,  -/?{,  ->;,  pass.  2  a. — Et/- 
Tpcja,  -as,  -£,  act.  ET£rp£V^a/ir;i', 
01,-0 ro,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  ofimrpcirw 


E-rricztaOat,    Ion.     for    tipincaOat, 

pres.  inf.  mid.  of  c<piv<i>. 
'KxcaTov,  ind.  —  Effiffwiv,  inf.  — 

ETi(TTaii',par.  2  a.act.  of  fTiffn-fu. 
'E-iaacTai,    Poet,    for   (iriatTai,   3 

sin.  o( cT(<TO)iai,  1  f  of  i-^etm,  to 

be  with. 
ErcaatiovTo,  by  Metath.  for  Ew£- 

acacvovTO,  3  pi.   pper.  pass,   of 

£ffi<r£ua) 
Eir/ffffurai,  Metath.  for  eiriaiavTai, 


E-irii^ov,  -ts,  -c  or  -iv,  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  £iriTU)';^a'i(i). 
K:7Cvafoi',  -cs,  -f,  -^ol.  for  fTr/aJor, 

which  Ion.  for  c(pri6ov,  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  £0rt^/«,  same  as  'i^iui. 
Eircvdufntiv,  -ov,  -cto,  in  1  pi.  Kirm 

BdfieOa,  impf  mid.  of  TzivOonni. 
KirivOOfiiii)  -w,   f.   -I'ldb),  fr.  t-ni  in 

tens,  and  cvOuixiu),  which  see 


3  sin.  per.  pass.  —  KneaavTo,  forlErfu/croj,  -o?,  h,   /;,  (fr.  cncv^ona 


tviaiovro,  3  sin.   pper.   pass,  of 

{jritruu. 
Eir<VruA/<a(,  -aai,  -rat,   per.   ind. 

pass.  — ErfuTfiXa,  -as,  -£,   1  a. 

ind.     act.  —  ErrcaTctXdiitiv,    -w, 

-aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  £Tr«rrAX(j. 
Eir£<7T£v«';^ifoi',  -IS,  -c,  impf.  of  ori- 

trrcvaxl^'''- 
Eniarevov,  -cs,  -c,  impf.  act.  of  tirc 

arivo) . 
EnarTCXpdijrjv,  -o),   -aro,   in    3    pi. 

-afro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  offmiTri<pij). 
ETTCarcijs,  Ion.  for  i<pcaTaiiis,  which 

byCras.  for  eipcaTtjKws,  par.  jier. 

act. — Eiri(TTriv,-tis,  -n,  3  ph  En-f- 

arriaav,  2  a.  inil.  act.  r>f  tijiiaTiint. 
Eirt(TTi'ipiKTo,  3  sin.  pper.  pass 

Ewt'jT/ip((n,  -as,  -t,  3  pi.  -fui',  1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  i-rtariipi^u) 


to  pray  for)  to  he  wished/or,  dc- 
sirahle,  eligible. 

Er£ufa'/<£i'Of,  -1],  -ov,  par.  1  a. 
mid.  of  £T£i!;)^o^ai. 

Err£iii//»)/if'w  -ai,  f.  -ijffw,  (fr.  tvi  in- 
tens. and  cv(priiii(j>  to  praise)  /o 
commetul,  extol,  applaud,  cele- 
brate; to  approve,  as^'cnl,  agree; 
to  bless.  1  a.  ind.  act.  tircvcpijiiv- 
ca,  3  pi.  [-ivip>!fit}aav. 

E!r£u;^co,  Ion.  for  £jr£t'i;^ou,  pres. 
impr.  of 

ET!tV')(o^ai,  f.  -£iifo/(u(,  p.  -ivyjiai, 
(fr.  £7T(  upon,  and  cv^ojiai  to 
pray)  to  prny  over  or  for ;  to 
boast  or  exult  over ;  to  thank,  re- 
turn thanks  ;  to  pray  to,  uildress 
irith  prayer  ;  to  vow, 

E-Ktviiiv'tZKit,  f.  -iTctu),  (fr.  t-ri  intens. 


Ertwri,  (impers.  fr.  hti^t  lo  im-l     itivn-\\,vix\Aia\>iofiai\.o\m\)tuuH- 
]tenil)itinlawful,aUmv<Me,itmay.\     dtrvalue,  underrate,    depreciate; 
Eiti'JTuvdxt?,<'v,  -ts,   -£>  impf.  act.  ^      to  cheapen,  buy  at  a  low  rate. 

E)r£</>«'i'i;v, -^f,-»;,  2  a.  ind.  [)ass. — 
KTrfipuvTo,  Poet,  for  TTiifxtajid'oi 
fiaav.  3  pi.  pper.  pass,  of  (/xji'i'w. 


of  firiffrorrip^f^'i). 
Ercnrpaiiitivos,  -rj,  -oy,  par.   per. 

pass.  —  ErtiTTpii<pm',  -'!<;,  •'?>  2 

a.  ind.  [iiisji.  —  Ei:ii'Tpi\pa,  -as,^Eviijiipvv,-ts,  -t,  impf  act.  offrc 

-t,  1  a.   ind.  act.  of  ivinroiipu).  \     ipipo), 
ErtaTv<pf\i^ov,  -IS,  -c,  \in\if'.   act.  i'E;r£(fi'oi', -£5, -t,  impf  or  2  a.  ind. 

of £ir(CTrv0t>/^«.  "<;'•  of  ff'^iwi  whiih  by  Sync. 

'EirtaT(^ov,  -is,  -c,  act.  — Ertir^^rf-J     for  vapivio,  wliirii  by  rediipl.  for 

ffn",  -ov,  -tro,  mid,   2  a.  ind.  ofl     ^Ivdi.     Or,  fr.   ipiviit  thus,   2  a. 

fwfyii).  '     iifiLvov,  by  Syrac.  rcrliipl.  f:iitl>c- 

Toi,  3»in.  prcfi.  ind.  ofl'jro^ini.l      v/i',  whirli  by  Sync. /rf^roi'.  Or, 
-ifn,  -as,  -I  or  -11,  I   a.  ind.'     by  Sync,  for  indliovov,  2  a  ind. 

art.  of  tviTaaaiii.  I      act.  nf  mtt/inrlu). 

'Eir/Ta<,  -a,  i.  Dor.  (or  lirirtjs.         Eiriifptifni',  -if,  -r,  2  n.  ind.  act.  of 
EffrrfaOi;!', -F7f, -7,  1  a.  ind.  pM«.  I     tmfpd^ut.     Or,   by   Syrur.    ro- 
of wrr  iiru/ii,  or  rriTiiCu).  I     dupl.  (or  lippHinv,  2  a.  inil.  act. 
Er/rdAo,  -as,  -t,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of:      of  (ppiii^m.     Or,  impf.  of  rii'ipii-j 

cffirAXv.  I     I'w,    (l"r.    jr/i/ipuii(i,   p'T.    iniJ.    of 

ET/rjifjf,    -oi'.  9,  ^1  (fr.  rw)   upon,'      <^flrf^i.i.) 

and  irof  a  year)  yearly^  annual,, Enuppdam^  by  Apoo.  —Eiriifipiiit- 

nnnivfrnnry.  \      earn,    Pm-I.    for    rri'lipnanTn,    3 

Esr/riAXt,     act.  — Eirfr/>XfT'    fofj      (in.  I  a.  ind.  nnd.  nf  ini<ppd^ia. 

tviT/SXiTn,    pa^H.    .1    Kin.    impf.  iEr/i^vvaf, -((, -(,  impf.  art.  of  ir£- 

ind.  of  fircT/A^iD.  ,     i^ii«(ii,  name  ns  ^>i'oi. 

KTtripifJ/njv,  -ou,  -iro,  impf.  paM.  Etc^iM/o/i,  -on,  -iro,  impf,  paM.  of 

of  cirir/pTrw.  |      tiri'/ifiniint. 

Kirt'^fevaii,  -as,  -r,  1  a.  ind.  .ict.'ErK^i/irti,  !>  «in.  -I'oiij-,  3  pi.  cont 

of  tiriri/i'tiJM.  '      impf.  net.  of  frr«^<i)i'/w. 

F  r  f 226) 


Eir/(^u(7«,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of  £«• 

(piiiaKlji. 

'Ette;^; ,  impr.  —  Enix^iv,  inf.  pres. 

act.  of  £-f_;^u. 

E-i-x^ip1(ya,  -as,  -c,  3  pi.  -av,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  —  E-jc^cipiov  -ow,  -its 

-iis,-ti-ti,  impf  act.  of£7ri;i;f(pf'a). 

ET:i'X^6lxr)V    -oi'^rjv,    -iov  -00,   iiTO 

-liro,  impf.  pass. — ETrf'^foi'-oiii', 

-££{  -£is,  -££  -£<  ,impf  act.  of mixito  ■ 

Ezix&nv,  -7IS,  -);,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

riKw,  same  as  nciKui. 
Enixpaov-wv,  impf.  act.  ofiTn^pdu. 
E-ixptaa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

£7ri;YP"^. 
Ei!i\iii,  f.  t<pii,iii  or  fniax/iou,  p. 
miax'iKa,  (fr.  £771  upon,  and  i^^o 
to  hold)  to  hoUl  in,  keep  back, 
cheeky  slop,  rcstwin ;  to  hinder, 
prevent,  forbi^;  to  withhold, 
pause,  suspe7td,  forbear  ;  to  de- 
lay, tarry,  stay,  wait;  to  apply, 
fix,  advert,  attend,  regard,  listen 
to ;  to  aim  at,  direct  against ; 
to  supply,  provide,  furnish  ;  to 
occupy,  possess,  enjoy  ;  to  con- 
strain, press  hard  upon,  urge. 
impf.  act.  tivuxpv.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
£!rfV;:^oi'. 
Ezi'X'ai',  pi.  -;^-oi'T£f,  par.  pres.  act. 

of  last. 
'EiTEv^u,  -as,  -£,  1  a.   ind.  act.  of 

Ett/wv,  g.  pi.  —  'Ettv,  for  t'rrfa,  n. 

a.  V.  pi.  of  iiTos. 
EiTi],  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  of /ttsi/ii,  to 

be  in. 
E-Ki'iiio^os,  -on,  h,  fi,  Poet,  for  tirf- 

(ioXos. 
ETri'iyuyov,  -ts,  -£,  Att.  for  fjrijyov, 
act.  —  ETT)iyay6fi7]i>,     -oi',     -tro, 
Alt.  for  n:t}y6jiriv,  mid.  2  a.  ind. 
of  etth'vo). 
Eiri'iyyuAa,  -as,  -£,  act.  —  En/y- 
'yti}'dfi>jv,  -to,  -aro,  mid.  I  a.  ind. 
—  E:r(/yy£X/«((,  -(mi,   -rui,  per. 
ind.  pass,  of  cTrayyiWu]. 
ETTi'iytipa,  -(If,  -£,  3  pi.  -pav,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  luiYiipio. 
E'^riiyKtv'ifts,  -(J))',  n'l,   (perhaps   fr. 
ikI  upon,  II'  on,  and  koos  <^inpt}'. 
Or,     perhaps    fr.      tniiiyKu)    to 
Kl  retch  along)  Ihc  deck  of  a  ship  ; 
the  hatches. 
Eniyoptvw,  f.  -ivaii),  and  Eirtjyopfu) 
-C),   {fr.  same,  and    ayopivo)    or 
-pfuj   lo    harangue,   ih.   (lyopd   a 
court)  /()  .v/)ffifc  against,  accuse, 
charge,  blame 
Eiriyfii',  -£(j, -t(,  pper.  of  (vtiiii,  lo 

go  lo. 
Eri)cv,  for  tir?;!',  impf  of  lnn\ii,  to 

be  in, 
EmiCTlliAs,  ••),  -ii'i  {fr.  mi  in,  and 

I'ros  a  y<;ir)  yearly,  nnnutd. 
ETTtiOptiKi'iis,  -urn, -As,  par.  per.  art. 

of  iirnOplu. 
Et<)X(I,  -Of,  -f,  3  pi,  Eirijurnr,  Ion. 
fori^^urn,  1  a.  ind.  net.  of  rij'iiiin. 
E»ri7«oXoiiOi)(T(i,   -as,  -f,    1  a.    "I'd. 

art.  of  f:r(inoAoi)Oi'(j. 
Kn/iKoos,  -on,  h,  li,  {fr.  (r'Kfoi'u  to 
listen)  audible;  hinring,  Ufttn" 
ing,  allrnlive  ;  a  hearer, vitnen / 
fatnurabic,  prtijnlinuf,  ktnil, 
Ev/iKovaa,  -(!(,  -I,  1  n.  ind.  act.  of 
fTraxoi't.i. 


EniT 

'KnijKpoaiuijy  -(iui)i',  -nov  -d,  -ntrn 
-iiru,   3   pi.   Eiri/KpoiioiTo  -wiro, 
impf.  puss,  of  tnHiiporfo/Kii. 
'Eti;.\ii,  -.is,  -f,  3  pi.  -uv,  1  11.  ind. 

art.  of  rdXXu). 
ETrrj.XOui',  -t$,  -t,  by  Sync,  for  tir/J- 

Xt'Ooi'.  2  n.  act.  o( i-iri^i^njiai. 
Eir»>Xi>yri(u)  or  -ffw,  (I'r.  itri  upon, 
and  F;Xi')'a'su)  lo  shade,  ih.  i;XiJ)'i; 
darkness)  U)  oierslmdow,  sliuile, 
cm-rr,  ilarkcn  ;  tn  disguise. 
ETj;Xi(('tf,  n.  pi.  of /jr(;Xws. 
Eir(jXBOor,  -t{,   -t,  and  by  Sync. 
crii\Oov,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  nrlp^o- 
/ini. 
'Kwi/Xuj,  -Bi5os,  &, »;,  (fr.  fri  lo,  and 
tXivOit),  obs.  lo  come)  a  stranger, 
nrw-coj7ier;  a  foreigner. 
Em/Xipffia,  -(j{,  }gn.  E.-7]\vmrj,  -rn, 
{),  (fr.  same)  a»^iiiig,npproach, 
arrival,   appearance ;    a   charm, 
philtre;  inranlalion,  wilchcrafl. 
Eir»;Xi;ri7S,  and  Eri';Xiiro{,  -ow,  »,  /;, 
(fr.  same)  a  stransrr,  foreigner. 
'EnnfU^'a,  -<is,  -£,  1  a-  ind-  act.  of 

TTtifiaivo). 
'Ein/jjoijibi,  -i),  -01',  fr.  t-rtt   intens 

and  anoijibi,  wliicli  see. 
'E.-nTjv,  1  or  3  sin.  impf.  of  fVti/zi,  to 

he  in, 
Eri/i',  Ion.  for  nrdv. 
ETTfli'tov  -oin',  -£Ej-eif,  -££-H,  impf. 
act.  —  y.Tiiveaanv,  Poet,  for  <iri;- 
V£(rnv,3  pi.  of  E7ri5i'£ffn,also  Em; 
vijffn,  -af,  -c,   1   a.    ind.   act.    of 
£Taii'fu>. 
'E-ijiOrt,    -Of,    -f,    and    by    Att 
Epenlh.  n:e.vfivoQa,  per.  mid.  of 
t-navOeij). 
Eir//i'ri)(7n,  -af,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

iTairdw. 
'E.irrivvOriv,  -r,;,  ->;,  1  a.   ind.  pass. 

of  f-ai'uo). 
'E-r;fa,-nj,  -£  or -tr,  act.  —  Errr/^n- 
//iji',  -J),  -aro,  mid.   1   a.    ind.  of 
■zi'jyi'Vfii. 
En-JiTTfiXijcra,  -a{,  -£,   1  a.  ind.  act. 

ol  £7raT£iXf(<), 
E-f;pa,  -nj,   -r,   act.  —  K-npiifiriv, 
-ui, -aro, mid,  1  a.  ind.  oftxa/pu). 
ErjJpSros,  -01',  5,  ^7,  (fr.  em  intens. 
and  tpdu)  to  love)  lovely,  amiu- 
hle,  pleasing,  agreeable,  gratify- 
ing, desirable, 
E7rr)p£aCi5i'r£{,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
Eir;7p£«^w,   f.    -a<Toi,    p.    nTriQinKa, 
(perhaps    fr.    trt    against,    and 
'Apjjs  Mars  or  war)  to  injure, 
hurt ;  to  trouble,  vex,  haretss,  in- 
null,  treat  rruelly  or  vmnlonli/ ; 
to  slander  :  to  arrnign,  accuse, 
Y.'rnptaaiihi,  -ov,  b,  </,  (fr.  last)  iri- 
jun/,  wrong  ;  vexation,  trouble, 
instiU,  contumely;  ilLwill,  mu^ 
lice,  maliguity. 
Er;;p£a(7T(».d5,  -»>,   -bv,   (fr.   same) 
injurious,    ujroneful ;     insolent, 
vexatious,     Irouhletome ;     mali- 
cious, spiteful. 
Errjpc  or  -ptv,  3  sin.  EirSC"",  3  pi. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Etti/oOi/v,  -i;?, 
-I),  1  a.  ind.   pass.  —  Erj;o<:u, 
per.  ind.  act.  of  nrntpi^. 
Er;70£(a,-af,  i,  (fr.  t-rnped^w  to  in 
jure)    injury,   harm;    misrhiif 
wrong,  inxuU;    malice,  hatred; 
Jilandcr,  calumny. 


Eni 

Er*Jpfr;iof,  -oi',  J,  ij,  (fr.  tm  upon, 
and  fptr/iJf  an  oar)  rawing^  thai 
can  lie  rowed,  made  for  rowing, 
eipnpped,  provided  or  furnislud 
with  oars, 

Er»)ptro,  3  sin.  impf  mid.  of  erl- 
pofiai,  iiiit 

EjT/ipf  ro,3 sin.  impf  pass,  ouvalpot. 

Eri;pf0i)f,  -io(  -u'ui,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  tTii 
upon,  and  £p»(^u)  to  roof)  roo/- 
c'l,  covered ;  hiildcn,  concealed ; 
shady,  overshadowed. 

E-fip6>iii,  ->]s,  ->j,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

liTaipoi. 
ETD/pdi,  -(ij,  )';,  same  as  fm}p£(a. 
Eizi'ipKfov  -ovi;  -cif  -eif ,  -££  -£i,  impf 
act.  —  Kiri'ipKcaa,  -a;,  -e,  in  3  pi. 
-av,  1  a.  inrf.  act.  of  ixapKtu), 
'ETTiipfiivos,  -n,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

o(  ciraipu). 
Eiriipca,  -as,  -e,  /Eol.  for  irrjoa,  1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  tTra'pu. 
K-n-nprtjftit'Oi,   -17,   -01',    par.    per. 

pass,  of  frrtipTttO). 
Kirjipmra,   3  sm.    Errijpulrwi',  3  pi. 
cont.   of  Err/jpitiTaov  -wv,   impf. 
act.  —  ETTrjpuiTt]aa,  -as,  -t  or-£v, 
3  pi.  -Ttjcav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  i,7r£- 
pUTo'u. 
E-ijoai',  3  pi.  impf.  of  (nttfii,  to  be 
over.     Or  3  pi.  1  a.  of  iiruiii,  to 
goto. 
EirriaOetcv,     Ion.      for     KJti/adclev, 
which  by  Sync,  for  cipijaOdticar, 
3  pi.  1  a.  opt.  pass,  of  cffii'ioojiai. 
E-nrjadifiriv,  -ov,-cto,  2  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  fTraiaOoro^ai. 
E-rrricKijcrdixyjv,  -w,   -aro,  1   a.  ind. 

mid,  offjraCTKfu). 
Eirt]Tat,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  mid.  of 

£rro//a(. 
E-TTijTris,  -ov  or  -to;  -ovs,  b,  /;,  (fr. 
iTTuj  to  spoak)  articulate,  speah- 
ing ;  clo'juent,  fluent ;    sensible, 
prudent. 
E-7;>irpfjxos,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  £771  intens. 
and  -fiTpiw  a  warp)  thicl<,  dost 
together,  crowded,  full. 
Err]^iuj  -ib,  (fr.  same,  and  >jyi<i>  to 
sound)  lo  make  a  noise  agaiiisl, 
drown,overpouer, stun, confound; 
to  rattle,  resound ;  to  sound,  play 
upon. 
EirriyBtiTiitvos,  and  -rijiivos,  -17,  -ov, 

par.  per.  pass,  of  CTrd^Bouai, 
Erri,  a  preposition  governing  the 
g.  d.  a.  cases,  on,  upon,  over, 
altove ;  in,  to,  at,  unto,  into ; 
in,  by,  near,  at,  before,  in  prr- 
sence  of,  ammtg ;  during,  at, 
rvhen,  in  the  time  of;  of,  ulioul, 
concerning  ;  according  or  agree- 
ably to  ;  for,  <m  account  of,  for 
the  sake  of;  over  and  above,  be- 
sides; towartls,  against;  in  the 
power  of,  under.  'O  evi  koituivos, 
a  chamberlain.  Eri  EXifforaioi', 
in  the  days  of  Elisha.  Es-' A/Jirf- 
Oap  rob  ap^upf(i)s,  in  the  time  of 
Aliialliar.  Ew'  a\riOdas,'wilh  or 
in  truth.  Em  ni  toutuv,  mcan- 
vihile.  E-j't  iiaprvpii)V  or  jiupTvat, 
by  witnesses.  Et:!  h''vX'"fi  7"'f<- 
/»/.  Er'  io-;^iii',  with  forcA;.  Eti' 
rluyiyty'r],  for  being  carried  away. 
Ef^i'  ois  i'latv,  on  which  account 
they'vjent.  Eiri  mat  it  rot'roif, 
(226) 


Eni 

beside  all  these.  EirJ  rois  dproif, 
after  or  in  cojiseipienrc  of  ihc  mi- 
racle of  iJie  loaves.  Ejri  Wi'£  irijyg, 
by  a  certain  fountain.  TtXtur^ii' 
fjri  iralai,  to  die  Itaving  children, 
eni  TTfiXXais  jSi'/iXioif,  after  writ- 
ing many  books.  Em  rovrois  tra- 
pdynye,  bring  up  after  these.  E(/i' 
t'i>Tc,  upon  that  <  ondttion.  Em 
T0?{  (7w/ju<Ti,  i/i//i  their  bo/lies; 
upon  their  personal  security.  Eiri 
p^piSi'oi',  after  a  while ;  in  some 
lime,  'Aytii'  iri  ras  dp')(as,  lo 
bring  before  magistrates,  Erri 
h^lav,  to  the  right.  Em  fiviiif  or 
i^i'iSs,  to  die  left ;  to  the  reins  or 
bridle  hand,  Em  ixdX\ov,thcjnore, 

'Em,  for  l-mari,  3  sin.  ;  or  for 
inciai,  3  pi.  pres.  of  tirti^i,  to  be 
in  or  among, 

E-ia'XXoD,  (fr.  £7r(  upon,  and  i<JXXu> 
to  send)  to  send  forth,  utter;  to 
dart  or  cast  forth  ;  to  instigate, 
set  upon;  to  set  forward,  pro- 
mote; to  lay  hancts  upon  ;  toaiin 
at,  desire. 

E7r(n'X/i£vos,  by  Sync,  for  tjriaXXiJ- 
f/£i'oj,  ))ar.  pres.  mid.  of  last.  Or 
Poet,  for  f(/>aXX(i/i£i'05,  par.  pres. 
mid.  of  t<pd\\oftat, 

EiTiav^dvui,  Poet,  or  Ion.  for  c<pav- 
(5a'i'ti>,  fr.  iTTi  intens.  and  afSdvu, 
which  see. 

ETTtnaa,  -ast  -£,  pi.  -aarc,  -aav,  I  a. 
ind.  act.  —  E-mdaOtjv,  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  TTio'^ui. 

ETTiavbi,  f.  -(To),  p.  ij;iavKa,  (fr,  cvl 
in,  and  laii'^  lo  abide)  to  sleep  at 
or  rvith,  lodge  in. 

E-nidx"',  (fr,  em  upon,  and  la^^u  to 
shout)  to  cry  out  or  cedl  to  ;  to 
call  upon,  exhort,  impf  act. 
ciriaxov. 

Evifia,  by  Poet.  Aphser.  for  crrtliti- 
dt,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  cmprjiit  or 
CTn(inwio. 

EiriiSaOpa,  -as,  i),  (fr.  tm^alvio  fo 
mount)  a  ladder,  stccirs,  steps; 
ascent. 

EvlliaOpov,  -ov,  rb,  (ft,  samc)/er- 
rij-moncy,farc. 

Emfiiiiijv,  ->is,  )],  2  a.  opt.  act.  of 

tTTi'/?);//!  or  -ftalvD. 

E-iliaivfficv,  Ion.  for  tmfiaivtiv, 
pres.  inf  act.  of 

ETJiiinivM,  f.  mid.  -tiao/xat,  p.  im- 
[ii'(jt)Ku,  (fr.  cm  upon,  and  flalno 
to  go)  to  walk  upon;  to  enter 
into,  go  on  hoard,  embark ;  to 
step  upon,  gel  on  land;  to  mount, 
go  up,  gel  upon  ;  to  come  or  go 
into  ;  to  go  over,  pass  through, 
travel  over;  lo  make  mount,  set 
or  put  upon  ;  to  bring  upon,  in- 
.flict ;  lo  load ;  to  raise,  lift  up  ; 
to  exalt,  extol,  magnify.  2  a.  act. 
ind.  ntlfi'iv  impr.  evlpijOr  par. 
imfti'is,  (as  fr.  [Triflrjfi-) 

ETri/?dXX£«,  Dor.  for  £?ri/?«XXou, 
pros,  imjir.  mid.  —  ETnftd\\ci,3 
sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  E?n/?aXXov, 
neut.  par.  pres.  act.  —  Eirifla- 
\oTjiTi,  3  pi.  I  f  ind.  act.  —  Etri- 

ftdXti),   -jis,    -a,  sub. (iii\iiv, 

inf /JnXui',  par.  2.  a.  act.  of 

Eri/5rfXXoi,  f.  -«Xu,  p.  f!rt[ji0^riKa, 
(fr.   irrl   upon,    and    /Jrt'XXu   to 


Eni 

throw)  to  cast,  throw,  lay,  pul\ 
upon  or  into ;  to  put  over,  cover, 
clothe,  dress ;  to  muffin,  urnp  up  ; 
to  put  to.  Olid;  to  come  to,  fall  to, 
as  a  share  or  lot ;  to  bent  or 
hurst  into,  rush,  force  ;  to  think 
on,  attetul,  apply;  to  set  the 
mind  upon,  desire,  wish,  long 
for ;  to  impose  upon,  deceive  ;  to 
appoint,  enjoin,  impf.  act.  e-i- 
liaXy^ov.  2  a.  act.  ind.  crriliaXov, 
par.  ts-(|3uXtiv.  per.  pass.  ind. 
iinSijiXrifiai. 
Eri^aXotiTa,  feni.  par.  2  a.  act.  — 
EiriilaXoPffi,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
Effi(3«Xiii,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  last. 
E-<^r1p/u>-ui,  f.  -I'lau),  (fr.  £Ti  upon, 
and  I'hiuiu}  lo  load,  th.  jidoo;  a 
wci»hl)  to  burden,  he  chargea- 
ble to  ;  lo  overburden,  overload, 
overcharge ;  lo  oppress,  crush, 
overivhehn.  I  a.  act.  ind.  cttc- 
litiovva. 
lE-rrijiapriirat,  1  a.  inf.  act. — E-ri- 
fiaoS),  pres.  sub.  act.  cont.of  last. 
E-;;3a>-,  -aaa,  -«i',  n.  pi.  -[iavrts, 

par.  2  a.  act.  of  e~ijSah'ii>. 
Mvifiatjif,  -loi,  Alt.  -£u){,  >'/,  (fr. 
fmiiaivii)  to  mount)  a  mounting, 
ascending,  going  up;  an  ascent, 
rising;  an  entering  into,  inva- 
sion, inroad  ;  a  vehicle,  carriage  ; 
afmndation,foot,  hate,  pedestal. 
E-njiiiaKCiitv,  Ion.   for   frtjidaKUv, 

pres.  inf.  act.  of 
E~i0dJKio,  Poet,  for  jTri/Jaivui. 
Eri/lirtiw,  (fr.  c-l  upon,  and  /?a- 
Tcvu)  t<j  mount,  th.  jiahu}  to  go) 
If)   step   upon,    mount;   to  enter 
irUo  or  upon  ;    to  seize,  possess, 
usurp. 
t^-iliitriiQia,  -(ov,  ra,  (neut.  pi.  of 
next)  mwhirus for  storming  walls, 
ar.aling  Iwlders. 
Etii'J  jri7pioc,    -nv,    u,   //,    (fr.   t-rt- 
tinivm  to  mount)  that  mounts  or 
rnrs ;   Umt  enahlts  lo  mount  or 
•      '■  ;  rising,  towering. 
E-nJ,iVrw,  -»!■,  b,   (fr.   name)  one 
th'Jit  moititts  or  is  rarried ;  a  sail- 
or, pavifngir,  rider,    horseman, 
rharioteir, 
E-rnidrii,  ->),-uf,  (fr.  Same)  aecea- 

Sl'lU. 

Eriii.i.j,  and  KrTl|3i'n(^  «"  Alhcnian 
fnUivnl ;  the  f'turth  dm/  of  any 
yilhmian  ftslival ;  lite  day  after 
a  wedding,  or  ihe  second  day  of 
'•    ■    --■    •ofrruU. 

r  ,   -via,  -»(.   par.    per. 

•••  ..  —  r.rifi^ijiyai,  AaA.  or  Dor. 
for  trifftivai,   2  a.   inf.  act.  of 

E'<V^'>."<>  lamo  as  cTillnlvia,   and 

fniTii  <vhich  it  borrow*  the  2  a. 
T^-ii'><)'jijiiv,  Ion.  for  rrtj'J/Jfffir,  1  f. 
Hn.    for 


inf.     act.  —  V. 

iitiii^aov,  t\»   I  forined 

irregularly  froiu  r->ii,,nnjtnt,  1 
f.  mill.  —  RTi;?f;iT<J;ici'05,  pw-  1 
f.  mill,  of  «am<;.  , 

Eiri/?c(?<<Cw.  <■-  -Sffu,  p.  riri1c0llia- 
Ka,  (fr.  Ill  upon,  and  (iiiVi^n  to 
get)  lo  put,  srl  or  phrr  upon  ; 


Em 

reirtstate.  1  a.  ind.  act.  i^rzc^i- 
fiaca. 

Eri;i?(iJiii,  or  E-i;3iwf»(,  (fr.  £tJ  in- 
tens.  and|3i(5ci)  to  live)  lo  survive, 
outlive,  live  beyond.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
tncStuiv,  -(i)f,-w. 

Effi/3XfT(.j,  f.  -Vr«,  P-  £-i;3fj3Xr^a, 
(fr.  t-i  upon,  and  liXirria  to  look) 
to  look  upon,  regard,  favour  ;  to 
look  up  to,  respect,  retire. 

E-i/3XA^£ia,  -as,  -£,  -^ol.  for  eri- 
/?Xf\|ai^i,  -nif,  -at,  1  a.  Opt.  act. 

—  EffijjAf'ifT/rr,  2  pl.   1  a.  sub. 

—  "EvijiXc^oi;  impr.  1  a.  act.  of 
last 

Em/JXi),   -5s,  )i,   (fr.  ETTi/iiiXXoj  to 

put  in)  a  buckle, 
ETrf;3Xi;;(«,  -uroj,  to,  (fr.  same)  a 
piece  or  thing  put  on  or  added  ; 
a  patch  ;  an  addition;  an  upper 
garment;  c.n  ornament;  a  lid, 
cover. 
^iTtlih'is,   -r^ros,    I'l,    (ff.   same)   a 

bolt,  bar,  latcJi ;  a  pin,  pes. 
E-i/3oKu)  -(3,1".  -ftcij),  p.  c-rii3t^6r]Ka, 
(fr.  £^1  upon,  and  (3oau  to  cry) 
to  cry  aloud,  roar  oxU,  exclaim  ; 
to  invoke,  cad  upon,  implore. 
E-ii36tiT0i,  -oil,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  last)  cried 
up,  cxloHed  ;  celebrated,  famous  ; 
notorious,  infamous. 
Eri/JdAdeov,  -ov,  T&,  (fr.  £77i|3aXXw 
to  put  on)  a  veil,  dress,  outside 
garment.     See  c-iii\rifia. 
ETTi/ioX/j,  -rji, ,),  (fr.  same)  a  laying 
on,  imposition,  putting  together  ; 
an  impression,  sfamp ;     a   lax, 
tribute ;    a   seizure,    laying  hold 
of;    a  building,  edifice,  fabric; 
an  assault,  invasion,  inroad,   in- 
cursion ;    a  beginning,   attempt, 
unrlertaking,  enterprise  ;    appli- 
cation,  altcntion,  study  ;  a  view 
or   gUince   of  the  mind  ;    scope, 
ranse,  extent,  comprehension. 
Z-i,}oXoi,  -oil,  6,  ';,  (fr.  same)  that 
has  got,  attained  or  arrived  at ; 
master  of,   competent,  Jit,  equal 
to  ;  a  partaker,  sharer. 
E7ri/?dff(i(D,  f.  -I'latD,  (fr.  £:r(    intens. 
and   (idaKut  lo   graze)   to  graze 
upon,  feed ;    to  pasture,    herd, 
teml, 
KTiliovK6\tov,    -ov,    Tb,    same    as 

[iovud'Ktav. 
KvtjiovKiXoi,  -ov,  u,  same  as  /Jou- 

k6\oi;, 
Erij3oi'iXfi)/ja,  -Sto{,  tA,  (fr.  next) 

same  as  (7i/3ut'Xi/. 
Eiri/?ouXfi'w,  f.  -ivati),  (fr.  next)  In 
conspire,    inlriirue,  plot,   consult 
ttg'iinsl,  tie   in    trait,  tat/  snares 
for  ;    to  ileliheratv,  consider,  me- 
ditate, revolve  in  viiiul. 
Eri/Jo'Xi;,  -(■■/{,  [,,  (fr.  fff!  against, 
oiiil  (lotiMi  a   dcMign)  a   design 
against,  amtiush  ;   a  ronapiracy, 
plot,  intrigue ;  an  attempt,  exer- 
tion, effort. 
Eir//iowXof,  -01',  t>,  1),  (fr.  samo) 
insidious,  trcnrhemus.     Subs,  a 
conspirator,  Irnilor. 
Eiri/Joilirtf,  n.  pl.  conl.  par.  pros. 
ant.  of  rrr/?od'i>. 


lo  mount,  set  on,  mnhr   ride   ori^mlipnfvvio,    fr.    tiri    inteiM.    and 

drive;  to  ship,  put  on  lioard  ;  to'      (Ipofu'vio,  whirli  sec. 

itl    up   again,    rcslorr,    replacef]KmlipS^i>,  (fr.  samo,  and  Ppa^tif 


Eni 

slion)  for  a  short  time,. for  a 
while;  in  a  short  time,  shortly, 
sooti. 
ETri/?pf'/iu),  fr.  tTi  intens.  and  ppi- 

fiuj  which  see. 
Zvtiipix^'  ('^-  ^"'  "Pon,  and  /3pi- 
^ta  to  moisten)    to  rain    upon, 
sprinkle,  bedew,  wet. 
E-i,%'9(i),   f.  -o-w,   (fr.  same,  and 
jipiOd)  lo  be  heavy)  to  bear  hard 
upon,    oppress,    ovtru.helm  ;    lo 
in  vail e,  ailack,  assail,  come  upon 
suddenly. 
ETTi/ipdi  rijro?,   -ov,   b,   tj,    (fr.    £-i 
upon,  and  lioovrii  thunder)  thun- 
derstruck ;    astonished,   amazed, 
confounded ;     distracted,    mad ; 
wrapt,  enraptured. 
Krrtlii'u,  fr.  crrt  intens.  and  /Jiiu, 

which  see. 
E77((3io/jia,   -uv,   rii,   (fr.  ctti  upon, 
and  iiwfioi  an  allar)  a  sacrifice, 
victim,  offering. 
'E-nijiiaaaoddt,   K-ziliuicujicOa,   Ert- 
(iuxTuivTai,   Ion.    and   Poet,    for 
c-aifioi'iaaadat,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  £:7(- 
lionaiiitOa,  1  pl.   1   f.  ind.  mid. 
and  £7ri.3o)'/(ra)»'Tai,3  pl.  1  a.  sub. 
mid.  of  £T(j3ort'a). 
Eiri/iujoTp/ai  -cu,  (fr.  f-f  intens.  and 
(iu)(rTptui,   which  see)    a    Doric 
word,  same  as  nrtliodni. 
E.iTtfiiiTmp,  -opoi,  b,  fr.  same,  and 

(idiTuip  or  fiorfip,  see  either. 
Eri'yniof,  -oti,  6,  fi,   (fr.   £r(   upon, 
and  yalu,  Poet.  foryP;  the  earth) 
upon  the  ecuth,  creeping,  crawl- 
ing. 
ETTtyaiijipcvb),    f.    -cvaw,   p.   CTTiyc- 
ydnfipcvKa,    (fr.    £n-i    upon,   and 
yait(ipcvij)  to  wed)  to  make  con- 
nexions    by    7unrriage,    espottse, 
become  a  son-in-tatc,  contract  iif- 
finity  ;  lo  marry  a  woman,  par- 
ticularly a  brother's  widow,  by 
reason  of  affinity. 
Enya/iiu,   -«y,   i';,   (fr.  same,  and 
yii/ios  wedlock)    marriage,  con- 
nexion ;  the  maniage-vow,  ma- 
trimonial rights. 
Emyaiioi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  {fr.  same)  mar- 
riageable. 
En-iyufrrpioi',  -ov,  ti),  {fr.  cir)  at,  and 
yaorfip  the  belly)  the  miler  part 
of  the  belly  ;  hence  epigastrium. 
Ertytynvui(,    -v7a,   -dj,    par.    per. 

mid.  of  ciriy/i'o/ini. 
Eiriy£}'on;i/i(io<,  -fj,  -ov,  par,  per. 

pass,  of  H7ij'()(fi^ij. 
E:7/y£i«,  -ojr,  rd,  (fr.  tiri  towards, 
and   yi'ci  yi)   llic   earth)  a  cable. 
Iiatrsir  or  rojie  holding  a  vessel 
to  the  land,  an  cml  on  shore. 
E'Trtyttov,  -ov,  t4,    (fr.  same)    the 
position  of  a  hravrnly  body  irhcn 
nrarcsi  the  earth,  its  approach  to 
the  earth  ;  henre  epii^ee. 
E^lycioi,  and   ET^yaio?,  -on,  b,  f/, 
(fr.   n.ime)  <f  the  earth,  earthly, 
terrestrial,  mundane ;  earthy,  like 
day. 
EiriytXnu)    -S>,    f.    -Sew,    {fr.    tirl 
against,  and  y^dM  to  laugh)  to 
lauifh  at,  ridiriilr,  mock,  deride  ; 
to  tmint ;  to  insult. 
Eiriyt/if^i.i,  (Ir.  i-r\  intcni,  and  y£- 
/i/f<j  to  load)  to  ovcrlouil. 


Kni 

Eiriv(i'()/ici'(>f,-ii,>ai',  par.  2  u.  niiil 

Eiriyid,  -wv,  nJ,  snmo  as  tvlytta. 
KKiylyyo/iiii,    sainu  as  cirtylvofiai, 

par.  prt'S.  tnyiyvdiicvof. 
Krciylt'Ofiai,  f.  tiriyci/Jiro/nii,  p.  m- 
yi)  Old,  (fr.  iiri  iijioii,  and  yfi'o/mi 
to  bo)  Income  iijlir  or  upon  siir- 
cf at,  follow ;  to  be  horn  (ijier  or 
from,  he  dt  scemledfrom ;  to  sprout 
or  spring  up,  arise,  grow  on  ;    to 
go  on,   be   protracted ;   to    come 
upon,   surprise.    2  a.   ind.  mid. 
fiTCyctdfiiit'. 
EiTtytvdfteyoi,   -lov,    ol,    (pi.    mas. 
par.  pros,  of  last)  posterity,  de- 
sceiidanis. 
Ki^'yiywoKui,  f.   mid.  tirtyi'ioaoiKK, 
p.  tiriyvwKa,  (fr.  cm  iiitens.  and 
yii'iiaKW    to   know)   to  know   or 
perceive  clearly,  understand ;  to 
be  acquainted  with  ;  to  he  inform- 
ed, come  to  know,  know  aeain, 
recotlevt;    to  recognise,  acknow- 
ledge. 1  a.  ind.  act.  e-rriyvuxra.  2 
a.  act.  ind.  (fr.  yvdixt)  ciriyviov' 
iinpr.    CTTtyvuidC  opt.    ttriyvolijv 
sub.  fruytH'  inf.  e-niyruvai'  par. 
tTTtyvoii.  per.  pass.  e.j:tyvu)ajiat. 
1  a.  pass.  ind.  c-^tyvwaOi^v. 
EziyXuxro-K  or  •oiTr'ti,  -iios,  !],  (fr. 
fni  over,  and  yXSiaaa  tlie  tongue) 
a  little  tongue;    the  epiglottis,  a 
fleshy  substance  attached  to  the 
palate  ;     a  tip,  point,   end,   te- 
non, &c. 
Es'iyi'a'/jTrru),   f.   -xpii>,  p.  -0a,  (fr. 
tm  intens.  andyi-a'^rro)  tobend) 
to  bend,  tvAst  ;  to  pervert,  warp  ; 
to   incline,   diiepose,  induce,  per- 
suade. 1  a.  act.  ind.  ttriyvaiAtpa' 
par.  CTTiyvdiiipas. 
ETTiyvoinf,  -IS,  -I'h  2  a.  opt.  act.  — 
Errtyvoiii,  -ovaa,  -bv,  pi.  n.  -yv6v- 
T£f,  g.  -yvSvTwv,  d.  -yi'ovai,  par. 
2  a.  act.  —  Emyvwdi,  2  a.  inipr. 
act.   of  crlyvioiii,  see  tniyivuia- 

Kb). 

K-iriyi'Uiftoaivri,  -ijs,  i},  (fr.  einyi- 
viiaKo)  to  recognise)  knowledge  ; 
a  judgment,  determination  ;  a 
hearing,  inquiry,  trial ;  cogni- 
zance ;  acknowledgment. 

Eiriyviiixuiv,  -ovoi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
judge,  umpire,  commissioner  ;  a 
vicdiaior,  instructer.  Adj.  con- 
siderate, liberal,  indulgent. 

Eiriyvwiiat,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Etti- 
yiu),  -IS;,  -S,  2  a.  sub.  act.  — 
ETnyvuiaOfiaofiat^  1  f.  ind.  pass 
—  E.Tnyvu)aofiai,  -ji,  -crai,  2  pi, 
"ETiyviiacaOi,  1   f.    ind.  mid.  of 
nriytvi'iioKu). 

Eff/yvuxri?,  -105,  Att.  -£w;,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  knowledge,  acquaintance; 
acknowledgment,  owning,  con- 
fession, recognition ;  cognizance. 
d.  c-^tyviiaci,  a.  cirtyvoxriv. 

Eiri'yvojCTToj,  -ov,  h,  i/,  (fr.  same) 
known,  acknowledged,  recognised. 

'E-iyovrj,  -ijf,  f/,  (fr.  iTtyliouni  to 
come  after)  propagation,  I/reed  ; 
a  crop. 

'ETTtyovoi,  -<i)V,  o5,  (fr.  same)  de- 
scendants, posterity  ;  offspring, 
children. 

"Emyovvlhoi,    -ov,    b,   I'l,    (fr.    cv't 


Eni 

upon,  and  yAw  the  knee)  upon 
the  knees  or  lap. 
Eiriyoin'is,  -tios,  i),  (fr.  same)  the 
thigh,  ham,  hough  ;   cup  of  the 
knee, 
Er(yfin'/?(^i(i',  (fr.  riri  yp<i<jno  to  graze) 

lightly,  slightly,  superfirially . 
Kmypnii^a,  -aro^;,  rd,  (fr.  eriypd- 
yW  to  write  upon)  an  ipigram  ; 
superscription,  title,  writing. 
Kriypa(pd's,  -iof,  Att.  -/(uj,  b,  (fr. 
same)   a  ivrittr,  accountant;    a 
treasurer,  collector, 
Emyp"ii!n)j   -Tif,  t),   (fr.  same)  an 
inscriptwn,    superscription,    title, 
writing,  hill,  notice;  a  registry, 
enrolment,  account. 
Ktriypctipw,  f.  -tjio,  p.  tT:iyiypii(pa, 
(fr.  crriupon,  and  ypn'^u)  to  write) 
to  write  upon,  inscribe,  engrave  ; 
to   entitle,   superscribe;    to  write 
out,    describe  ;    to   write    under, 
subscribe,  sign ;   to  enrol,  regis- 
ter ;    to    impute,    set    down    to, 
charge,  give  credit  for  ;  to  graze, 
ruffle,  strike  lightly.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
eiriypaxpa.  per.  pass.  ind.  cirtyi- 
ypitjAnai.  pper.  pass,  eircycypuit- 

Eni&aliTto?,  -ox>,  b,  >'/,  (fr.  rrrj  intens. 
and  i\ilw  to  share)  common,  ge- 
neral, public,  belonging  to  many. 

"EmidKi'io,  (fr.  ez)  upon,  and  i^aKvoi 
to  bite)  to  bite  at,  snap,  snarl; 
to  backbite,  slander,  abuse;  to 
JigM  about,  wrangle,  quarrel. 

EiriSavel^oiiai,   (fr.  same,  and  ^«- 
vtl^u)    to    lend    on    interest)    to 
pledge  or  pawn  again,  raise  mo 
ney  again  on  the  same  security  ; 
to  mortgage. 

Ein(5ai^('Xcuw,  and  -tvo/iat,  (fr.  cm 
intens.  and  iaxpi^iji  copious)  to 
indulge,  feast,  eiHertain  liberal- 
ly, supply  abundantly  ;  to  en- 
rich, fatten  ;  to  strengthen. 

'ETTK^t,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  tTrti'iJw. 

Em&thwKibi,  -via,  -bi,  a.  nias.  EttI' 
licSwKdTa,  par.  per.  act,  of  t-Ki- 

Eri^cj)?,  -io{  -oT'S,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  cmSio- 
liai  to  want)  needy,  poor,  inrli- 
gent  ;  failing,  wanting,  deficient. 

Eirt^ciyiia,  -uros,  rd,  (fr.  t7ni5£i/ci'ii- 
jjt  to  show)  a  sign,  token,  mark, 
symptom  ;  a  proof,  demonstra- 
tion ;  an  example,  specimen, 
model. 

Es-it^c/tXa,  (neut.  pi.  of  next)  per- 
haps more  properly  tri  ^tuXa, 
in  the  afternoon,  towards  even- 
ing, late, 

ETK^ficXoy,  -ov,b, )],  (fr.  cm  at,  and 
^ffXi;  evening)  in  the  afternoon, 
towards  evening,  late. 

ErTtictKvvnt  or  Etti^cikvUij),  f.  cvi- 
hi^iii,  p.  cmfificfxa,  (fr.  cm  in 
tens,  and  fciKwia  to  show)  to 
shorn  plainly,  crliihit,  hold  forth 
to  view,  display;  to  medic  ap- 
pear, demonstrate,  prove  ;  to  point 
out.  par.  pros.  act.  cirdeiKivf, 
-van,  -vv.  1  a.  act.  ind.  CTrifici^a' 
impr.  cvl^ei^ov,  2  pi.  friici^arc- 
inf.    cs-((5£7fai.   par.   pres.   pass, 

CTTi^CtKt'VIJlCVOi. 

EmiciKTiKis,  -r),  -ov,  (fr.Iast)  show- 
(228) 


ETII 

tng,  displaying,  dcmomtratiue ; 
showy,  ostentatious,  spleiidid, 
ETrWti^if,  -los,    Alt.   -fwf,  J,,   (fr, 
same)  a  showing,  show,  display, 
exhibition  ;  proof,  dtmonstration 
a  specimen,  example. 
EmM'KiiTos,  -ti,  -ov,  (li-.  crrl  intens. 

and  (Vvu  ten)  tenth. 
Emc^'fiii   or  Emft^ia  X"P''^>  C'" 

next)  on  the  right. 
Er-i(5/f(oj,  -a,  -01',  (fr.  cm  upon,  and 
if(ia<;   the   right)    right-handed, 
right,  on  the  right  side;    right, 
true.  Just;  sincere,  honest ;  neat, 
elegant,  curious. 
Ettk^/o/uii,  (fr.  cm  intens.  and  ^/u 
to  need)  to  want,  need,  require, 
to  be  dijicicjit,  fail,  fall  .ilutrt  of, 
be  inferior, 
ETTt(]epKCTai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid. 

of 
EmSfi>Kw,  (fr.  cm  upon,  and  f5/p»ru 
to  look)  to  look  upon,  behold  ;  to 
look  into,  examine,  view,  consi- 
der, survey. 
Emficvcat,  Ion.  for  £7ri(^£i;i;,  2  sin. 

l>res.  sub.  mid.  of  cttiScv(o. 
EiTiici'nii,  2  sin,  pres.  sub.  act.  of 

same. 
EmScvfis,  -i'of  -oT'S,  b,  II,  (fr.  cm- 

icvw  to  want)  see  cviicfu. 
Emiciiio  or  EiTi!ic(<oftai,  (fr.  cm  in- 
tens. and  (Jfiiu)  to  want)  same  as 
CTniiojjiat.  par.    pros.  pass.  £?ri- 
(5£ii(5y:<£i'os. 
Eir((5f';^£ra(,  3  sin.  of 
Emiexofiai,  f.  -^o/iai,  p.  £7r(^f^£y- 
pai,  (fr.  £-(  intens.  and  ii^oitai 
to  take)  to  take  in,  receive,  enter- 
tain, welcome  ;  to  undertake,  talce 
upon.  impf.  mid.  cncdcxfi^iriv,  -ov, 

-CTO. 

Em^io)  -u,  f.  -itrio,  and  -i/ao),  (fr, 
£Tri  upon,  and  (5f'w  to  tie)  to  tie 
upon,  fasten,  fix,  load,  saddle  ; 
to  bind,  wrap  up, 

ETrWv^of)  -on,  b,  li,  (fr.  cm  intens, 
and  (5/^Xof  clear)  plain,  evident, 
very  clear,  r/innifest,  conspicuous, 

Eiriirj^tcvia,  Foot,  for 

ETriSt}iif(i>  -d,  f.  -t'/orw,  p.  cvi(]cf>jur;' 
Kii,  (fr.  cmfiTiijioi  popular)  to  visit, 
sojourn,  lodge,  reside,  abide;  to 
return,  come  hoine  from  abroad  ; 
to  stay  or  he  at  home;  be  in 
town,  in  the  city ;  to  go  out,  op. 
pear  in  public.  1  a.  act.  ind.  £7r£- 
Cij/irjaa'  par.  cmf:t^ji{iaai. 

Em^rjnlH,-as,  {),  (fr.  same)  a  com- 
ing, arrived,  approrich,  return  ;  a 
staying  at  home,  privacy. 

E-rri^riixo;,  and  Emii'jiitos,  -ov,  b,  i/, 
(fr.  £77?  among,  and  ififin;  peo- 
])le)  poj/ulrir  vulgar;  civil,  in- 
testine ;  public,  epidemic ;  among 
one'speople,  at  home,  domestic;  fo- 
reign, strange,  come  from  abroad. 

Er«5i?//o;ii'r£j,  n.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pros.  act.  oi cmiirifiew, 

ETTti]iaipf(j)  -w,  f.  ->'/(T<j),  p.  cmiifi- 
prjKa,  (fr.  same,  and  Siaipfu)  to 
divide)  to  divide  or  share  among, 
allot,  apportion,  distribute.  2  a. 
ind.  mid.  cmcici\6it^v  par.  cm- 
iic^Alicvo;. 
ETtifnardaaofini,  f.  -^ofxat,  (fr.  Ctrl 
intens.  and  iiardiraoi  to  arrange) 


Eni 

to  appoint  besides,  command 
■moreover,  entrust  farther  ;  to  su- 
peradd; to  alter,  change.  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  ciriSiertt^dfirir. 
Er<i(ar()(/?(u,  f.  -ifw,  p.  -<ia,  fr. 
same,  and  iiarpipu,  which  see. 
ErriJy(5u)/ji,  f.  cmiiico),  p.  e-tiifu>- 
Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  mw/ti  lo  give) 
to  give  into,  hand  over,  deliver ; 
to  give  up,  give  over,  resign ;  to 
give  or  lay  out  in  addition,  su- 
peradd;  to  improve,  grow,  in- 
crease, impf.  act.  cr£^i?u)v,  -aif, 
-0),  also  i-rriilicov  -oi'i',  -o£j  -oif, 
-o£  -01),  (as  if  fr.  t-i^i^to.)  1  a. 
ind.  act.  crriftijKa.  2  a.  ind.  act, 
t-riiis)*.    I    a.    ind.    pass,    t-rtid- 


Eni 

to  drive)  to  drive  at  or  upon^run 
after.pursue. 

'Ertiiw^oi;  1  a.  impr.  act.  of  last. 

Eri^rfrrff,  n.  pi.  mas.  of  e-rtiois, 
par.  2  a.  act.  of  £iTici}u>fif  or  of 
tiri^tii',  par.  2  a.  act.  of  trEi'^w. 

Em'^o^of,  -ov,  6j  >;,  (fr.  fTri  upon, 
and  cVfa  opinion)  probable,  like- 
ly, expected;  celebrated,  renotcn- 
ed, famous. 

Eri^ifuy,  (fr.  last)  splendidly,  fa- 
mously,  gloriously. 

Eirt^opris,  -tioi,  >'i,  (fr.  £-(  upon, 
and  iooTov  supper)  a  second 
supper,  addition  to  the  supper, 
second  course. 


Eni 


Briv. 
Eirii(tX(ififi»of,   -17,  -or,  par 

mid.  o{ ei!i6iatf)i(it. 
E~iftcTrif,    -ios   -ov(,   b,   !i,  (fr.  £7r( 
during,  6h   twice,   and    trof    a 
year)  for  or  during  two  years,  of 
two  years,  two  years  old. 
'ETriii(ca9ai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  of 
E-ici^w,  (fr.  £jr(  intens.  .ind  ii^u) 
to  search)  to  inquire,   examine, 
investigate,  search,  try. 
ExtciKd^u,  (fr.  same,  and  Stxa^ij 
to  judge)  to  arljudge,  pass  sen- 
tence. KriiiKd^Oftai,  to  go  to  law, 
dispute,  claim  ;  to  he  adjudged, 
succeed  at  law,  gain  a  suit,  re- 
cover a  right. 
KTi6iKactud;,  -ov,  f>,   {/,    (fr,  last) 
iudicicu,  argumentative,  latvyer- 
like. 
EziifKOi,  -ov,  i,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
^(kti  law)  litigious,  quarrelsome, 
wrangling;    doubtful,  disputed, 
controverted. 
Eri(!ii'/u)  -ui,  fr.  same,  and  Stviia, 

which  see. 
Kziitvriaai,  -aoa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act. 

of  last. 
Kni^to^duj  -w,  f.  -ojffw,  p.  iTiftthto- 
QutKa,  (fr.  £ff!  intens.  and  iiop- 
Oifu  to  correct)  to  proceed  in  cor- 
reeling,  amend,  improve,  reform  ; 
to  continue  setting  in  order,  ar- 
range, adjust.  I  a.  act.  ind.  cn- 
ritooOtatra, 
Eri/nonOiicp,  3  sin.  I  a.  sub.  act. 

of  last. 
Eiri(iiTXai7iriCu,    fr.  £r!  intCHS.  and 

fitirXatridi^o),  which  sec. 
Erii^irXw  -ui,  fr.  same,  and  ^ir- 

\6tu,  which  HOC. 
Eriiiifioir'n,  -«(iof,  I'l,  (fr.  rri  upon, 
and  fl^p'x  a  rhariot-seat)  a  pari 
of  tilt  anrirnt  war  chariot  not 
clearly  ojccrlained,  the  upper 
edge,  rim  or  rirnimfcrrnrr  upon 
the  n'uirjt  and  front,  either  rnd 
of  whirh,  prrijrTlini;  backward, 
formed  1  hook  or  handle  on  eafh 
■ide  of  the  open  |iart  hfhind, 
upon  whirh  Ihn  remi  wrrf  hung, 
to  lie  injirn  up  hy  (lie  charioteer 
an  hr  mounted. 
Ewifitfpniaf,  -nil,  h,  fi,  (fr.  it,ime) 
carrird,  being,  silling  or  driving 
in  n  charint ;  a  rhnnolrrr  ;  drli- 
cale,  e^ffeminntr^  indnlrnt. 
E.irii^tj(n,  fr.  same,  and  Hx<t-<  which 

nee. 
Eiri^iuxw,  (fr.  tut  intens.  and  iiitw 


ETTK^dpniof,  -01',  h,  I/,  (fr.  same) 


about  supper,  at  supper,  for  sup 

per 
'Emfof,  -dro),  2  a.  impr.  act.  of 

cvtiiSuixi. 
'Eiriioats,  -lof,  Att.  -cw;,  I],  (fr.  £77 

•Vifufii  to  increase)  an  addition, 

increase,  improvement ;  growth, 

size. 
Kviiovvai,  inf.  —  ETri^otf,  ])ar.   2 

a.  act.  of  f!TiiiSij)fit. 
E-riipati6fT0i,    g.     sin.  —  E-i^pa 

/xovaa,    n.    fern,    of    'ET^i^nnfiHv, 

-ovaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  r-zi 

Emfpofii),  -ni,  h,  (fr-  C'^'rpix'^  'o 
run  upon)  a  charge,  shock,  as. 
sault,  onset ;  an  inroad,  incur 
sion  ;  a  thought,  impulse. 

Kviipouoi,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  ac- 
ca!sihle,  liable  lo  sinrm,  exposed 
to  assault,  open  ;  fd  for  running 
on,  smooth,  level,  plain.  Subs. 
a  runner,  rope  or  other  contriv- 
ance that  passes  through  or  is 
passed  upon. 

Eri(5t'ui,  E7T(i5i''VW  or  K-iovfii,  f 
-vau),  (fr.  ct'i  upon,  and  fvui  to 
enter)  to  set,  go  down  upon ;  to 
enter  into,  burst  forth,  arise,  pres. 
impr.  act.  fTri'i^nf,  -/ru.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  crrifvt;  -v(,  -v 

Eff(i?ui,  -wi,  -tD,  1  pi.  'EmSHiiti;  2 
a.  .sub.  act.  of  frii^'i^w/ii. 

EttMu),  -pi,-p,  1  pi.  K-rrifuficv,  2  a, 
sub.  act.  —  Era'wi',  2  a.  par 
act.  —  Eni?iuipni,  in  1  pi.  KTif}u>- 
/nOa,  2  a.  sub.  mid.  of  czcif  10. 

Krti^iiirti),  -CIS,   -ti,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

CTtlflifullll. 

KirttiKniiiii,  same  as  ririttKiHt. 

Erirotffii,  -(If,  h,  (fr.  jrifiir^c  just) 
r'/uily,  justice,  evenness,  impar- 
linlili/  ;  mod r ration,  forhrnrancr, 
calmness  ;  kindness,  mildnenii 
grntlrnrns,  afTabilily ;  clemency, 
jhly,  rompassion,  Irnily. 

RnittKi\n<,  -oil,  6,/(,  Or.  tr?  intens. 
ami  rlnt^iii  lilic)  '''"'1  resembling, 
sirnilfir. 

EiritiKt^ii'i,  f.  -£il(Tii),  (fr.  next)  In 
relrni,  sinrkrti,  remit ;  to  grmr 
mild  or   gentle,  bernme  eracioiiK. 

Eniciitfi(,  -I'K  -oT(,  h,  I),  (fr.  cT?  in- 
tcnu.  and  tlm^  lo  yield)  just,  im. 
partial ;  lenient,  ind\di:rnl,  ytrld- 
ing  ;  mild,  genllr,  piUirnt  ;  dr- 
renl,fil,  brronnng,  mrri,  agree- 
nlile,  projirr.  nciit.  din.  tirttt- 
kH'  a.  sin.  tTtiri)*  pi.  n>  ririfi- 
Ktif  d.  cnttiirlat, 
(229) 


ErauTos,  -i),  -or,  (fr.  sanie)  to  he 
endured  or  borne,  tolerable  ;  pa~ 
iicnt,  that  endures  ;  yielding,  le~ 
nient,  mild,  gentle. 
Etieikw?,  (fr.  same)  justly,  equita~ 
bly,  reasoniMy  ;    gently,  mildly, 
kindly  ;    moderately  ;    sufficient- 
ly, fitly,  enough. 
E-(£if(/iof,  -7j,  -ov.  Ion.  for  ci/ieiiii- 
rof,  par.  per.  pass,  of  [(piivviii. 
Eri'fiv,  inf.  of  f'-iov,  2  a.  of  iTrctfK, 
to  go  to.      Or,    Ion.   for  ccpitiv, 
pres.  inf.  cont.  of  [<pitu>.  Or,  for 
cipiiiat,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  ((pirjin. 
Ejr(fA:r£o,  Ion.  for  tirtiX-Kov,  pres. 

impr.  mid.  of 
E-ii\-ofiai,  (fr.  cri  intens.  and  i\- 
770)  to  hope)  to  expect,  hope  for, 
desire. 
ETTifini,  pres.  inf.  of  fTrctfit,  to  go 
to.     Or,   Ion.   for  ctpiiyai,  pres. 
inf.  act.  of  £d)i'i/^i. 
Er7if'i»t7<(,  ETTiftriiu)  or  Eiruo),  Ion. 

for  ttpivvvnt,  &c. 
E-tiaaaadai,  Kiricaadfiepo;,  Peet. 
for  i-n-iiaacOai,  inf.  and  iztead- 
fieiog,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of  last;  or, 
for  CipicraaOai  and  e^eodfievos, 
same  of  [(phrviJi, 
EiJTuarat  for  £7ri£7ffra(,  3  sin.  pet. 

pass,  of 
E:7i/<u,  (same  as  c-Kitivvitt,  Ion.  for 
t<phrvfxi)   1  f.  act,   tTTteato.  1   a- 
ind.  act.  cTruTaa.  per.  pass.  £7rif7- 
fiai  and  CTtt7aftai. 
K-t^apiu}  -a>,  f.  -j/cu),  same  as  £7r(- 

iiapiio. 
E77(^a0£Xof,  -oil,  and  E77i^(i0fX^j, 
-f'of  -ov;,  h,  I'l,    (fr.  intens.  and 
^a^tXijs  rough)  violent,  foaming 
raging,  fierce,  forcible  ;    eager,^ 
earnest. 
E77(fa0fXwf,     (fr.    last)     severelyy 

harshly,  violently,  fiercely. 
Kni^du)  -w,  f.  -I'lato,  (fr.  eri  intens. 
and  ^dto  to  live)  to  survive,  out. 
live. 
Em^ri'yi'Vfii  or-iiio),  f.  -fw,  (fr.  firi 
upon,  and  ^cvyvvfu   to  join)  to 
yoke   loselher,    unite ;     to    bind 
upon,  gird,  brace. 
Erl^ev^iS,   -lOi,    Att.  -fuc,  1';,    (fr. 
last)     a  joining  or   mixing   In- 
gelher,    connexion,    conjunclion, 
union ;    Epizcuxis,    a  figure   in 
poetry. 
E)r(^i5/i(0f,  -on,  h,  !i,  (fr.  eni  intens. 
and    ^tinlii    hurt)    hurtful,  inju- 
rious, prijuiliriid,  pernicious,  f/c- 
sirwtivr,  ruinous, 
Erii^i)!',  Dor.  for  £m^ni',  pres.  inf. 
net.  rout.  —  E«{^o'a(,    1  a.  inf. 
act.  of  fffi^rfu. 
Kri?,nr{ui  -Si,  f.  -ffou),  p.  cnr^i/TiiKn, 
(fr.    mi    intens.    and    ^iirlw    lo 
seek)  to  look   fur,  nenrrh,  arrk ; 
to  hunt,  trace,  course  ;  to  rei/uirr, 
n.\k,    drmanil ;    to    im/uirr    into, 
examine,  debate.    1   a.    ind,   net, 
f)r«fiir()(Tfi. 
KTlfi,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  of  /Tfi//i,  to 
enme  upon.     Or,  Ion.  for  tijiht,  3 
sin.    pres,    sub.    of  iipltiiif    but 
ti/i/i)   may   .-lino   bi'   2   a,   sub.  of 
t<l<i/io,  sniiie  n.'>  rij.hiiit. 
KrlqXn,  -n<,   -r,  1    a.   ind.  Qct.   of 
firtaWw. 


Eni 

Eif';p<Jt  "Wi'i  '■''>  ("<>ul.  I'l.  of  ts-Zr;- 
poi,  by  Syne,  for  ncxl)  grali/i- 
ctUion,  pleasure. 

Ks'iiip<ti'0).-,  -ov,  0,  if,  {fr.  nri  iiitens. 
anil  ipdai  to  love)  Inirly,  «?»•(■<•- 
a/)/«,  plcasaiily  gratrful,  ilesira- 
blt. 

Kjr«i>(rflf iTff,  Ion.  for  tipnaOivTSi^  n. 
pi.    par.    1.    lu    pass,  of  f^ij5o- 

/lOI. 

EriOaXd'/iioi',  -01',  ri),  (neut.  of 
next)  «  jiiurriagc  song,  epithaht- 
mium. 

Eir(OiiA(i';iiof,  -ot),  6,  )';,  (fr.  cm  in, 
ami  $ii\afios  a  bed-chamber) 
jtuplial,  briitat. 

F.TTiOiiranof  ami  EnOrtraroi-,  -on, 
6,  )'i,  (fr.  same,  and  .S-dVaTos 
death)  appointed  to  death,  destin- 
ed to  die  ;  mortal. 

Kvcdttvat,  inf.  —  EriOtK,  -cica, 
-If,  g.  -OiiTog,  par.  —  EmOtTrt, 
Sync.  for-(Jff/;j-t,2pl.opt. — Eri- 
Oes,  impr.  2  a.  act.  —  EiriOiyo-w, 
-£ij,  -£i,  3  pi.  -Oi'iaovai,  act.  — 
ETTiOnaofiat,  ->i,  -crai,  mid.  1  f. 
ind.  of  cTiTtOii^i. 

EffWf/ia,  -tiroi,  TO,  (fr.  c-iTiOiifit  to 
put  on)  a/i  addition,  accession, 
increase,  any  thins:  added. 

'E'Tidtaia,  -as,  and  ETri'Otffis,  -105, 
Att.  -Eojs,  1%  (fr.  same)  a  put- 
ting, selling,  placing  or  laying 
on,  imposition  ;  an  uprising  ; 
onsit,  charge. 

'EvWcTov,  -ov,  Tu,  (fr.  same)  a 
mime,  epithet,  odjcrlive. 

'E-rriOcTo;,  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  same)  add- 
ed, additional ;  adventitious,  ac- 
cessory ;  put  or  laid  on  ;  set  over. 

T.vtdibi  -o5,  (fr.  £Ti  upon,  and  &iii> 
to  run)  to  ncn  at,  upon  or  against, 
rush  against,  attack  ;  to  invade. 

KiriOii,  3  sin.  of  tn-iflui,  2  a.  sub. 
act.  ot  t-iriOriiti. 

KmOi'iKTij-v;,  hi  (fr-  tmTidrij.11  to  put 
upon)  an  accession,  adtlition,  in- 
crease. 

"E-lOviia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  same)  any 
thing  laid  on ;  a  lid,  stopper, 
cover,  covering;  a  chapiter,  ca- 
pital. 

'E-iOfiaofiai,  -r],  -crat,  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  of  £jriT('0»;fi(. 

'E:7i0i,  pres.  impr.  of  i-tim,  to 
come  vpon. 

Eirt9/i£v,  by  Sync,  for  imBofitv,  1 
pi.  of 

'EiriOoi',  -£f,  -t,  2  a.  ind.  act  — 
'E.-idofittv,  -ov,  -tTo,  in  3  pi. 
En-cSoyro,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  vd- 
0u. 

'Ev'Opaavvoi,  (fr.  £771  intcns.  and 
^pdaos,  for  oaoiroj  boldness)  to 
embolden,  encaurnee. 

Eiri9p»'s"?»  par.  1  'i-  ind.  act.  used 
also  Ion.  for  t-aiOpt^ai,  2  sin.  of 
game,  fr.  iriTot'^o}. 

K-TiOpiiaxu),  (fr.  £;7!  upon,  and 
^n'lUKiji  to  leap)  to  leap  upon, 
enter  into,  board  ;  to  hounrl,  /ship, 
jump.  par.  pres.  act.  c-Tztdpwa- 
KiDV,  -ouffa,  -OJ'. 
EnOu/ifw  -w,  f.  -);ffti),  p.  c-rrtriOr- 
yriKa,  (fr.  im  upon,  and  5T)/ios 
the  mind)  to  set  the  mind  upon, 
have  a  raind  for,  long  for,  wish 


Eni 

for,  covet,  disire,  hint  after;  to 
esteem  highly,  si  t  a  value  upon  ; 
to  dclishl   or   lake  ]ilvasure   in. 

mipf.  CTTtOvitfOV  -OVV,  -Its' -CIS,   -££ 

-£c.  1  a.  act.  ind.  tmOvftrio-a.  inf. 
ciTi9vfifi(rai. 

E-iOt'iiiifiu,  -urov,  Tt),  ETiOii/iijffis, 
-loi,  Att.  -£uif,  and  KT:iOv[dii, 
-at,  I/,  (fr.  last)  earnestnei^s, 
eagcnuss  ;  propensity,  desire,  ap- 
petite, a  longing,  craving ;  lust; 
covctousness. 

KmdviiijTrii,  -ov,  II,  (fr.  same)  one 
who  longs  or  desires,  an  admir- 
er. Adj.  eager,  covetous. 

'EttiOvu,  f.  -I'crii),  p.  -vK(t,  (fr.  [tt'i 
upon,  and  Sito  to  rub.h)  to  rush 
or  dart  upon,  assail,  assault,  at- 
tack ;  to  sacrijtce,  slay. 

EmOoi,  -fji,  ->},  2  a.  sub.  act. — 
K-niOui/.tat,  in  3  pi.  Ejri'OttfiTai,  2 
a.  sub.  mid.  of  f77iW0t//j(. 

EriKaO;)f/ut,  (fr.  £::(  upon,  and  *.«'- 
0(;/iiii  to  sit)  to  sit  down  upon,  be 
scaled  ;  to  ride. 

KmKaOi^u),  i.  -tao),  p.  emKcxdOiKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  KaOH^u)  to  scat)  to 
set  or  place  vpon  ;  to  7nake  ride 
or  seat  in  a  carriage  ;  to  fijc, 
settle;  to  sit  down  at,  besiege.  1 
a.  act.  ind.  cncKdOtca-  par.  evi- 
KaOlcni,  g.  -cavTog. 

E-rrtKan'ii^ij),  (fr.  ezi  intens.  and  Kai- 
I'D?  new)  to  renew,  repair. 

E-iKaiptoi  and  EjriVuipof,  -ov,  b,  1;, 
(fr.  £7ri  upon,  and  Kuioiii  oppor- 
tunity) scasonahle,  timely,  op- 
portune; convenient,  fit,  proper 
for.  comp.  cTHKaipiuiTtpoi,  sup. 
-airiiToj. 

EttikuXei'/iei'OJ,  -ij,  -ov,  (Dor.  for 
£TriKaXo!)/j£i'Of,  jiar.  pres.  pass, 
cont.  of  next)  demanded,  claim- 
ed, litigated, 

EriKaXf'w  -w,  f.  -i)(j(a  and  -icw,  p. 
-KiKXriKa,  (fr.  £771  against,  and 
(i-aXf'u)  to  call)  to  call;  to  7tame, 
term,  entitle,  sirnamc,  dctiomi- 
ncUc, nickname.  E~iKn\ioiiat  -ov- 
jiai,  to  call  upon,  invoke,  implore, 
beg  help  ;  to  appeal ;  to  profess, 
declare  one''s  self;  to  call  doxev 
upon,  imprecate ;  to  commend, 
recommend  ;  to  plead  for,  advo- 
cate, per.  pass.  e-iKiKXrifiat. 
pper.  pass.  mtKiK^y'mrjv.  I  a. 
pass.  ind.  £:r£<cX»;0;?v  par.  £ri- 
K\riQdi.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  cvcKu\t- 
cdfirtv'  sub.  ei:LKa\lcii)jtai. 

E-(Kil\viiixa,  -aTOi,  ru,  (fr.  next)  a 
veil,  covering,  garment,  cloak ; 
a  pretence. 

EriKoXilTrra),  f.  ->|oj,  p.  -(pa,  (fr.  £771 
intcns.  and  »:aXi'77i-fc;  to  cover 
to  cover  up  or  over,  temp  up, 
cloak,  hide,  conceal  ;  to  shut  up, 
confine  ;  to  darken,  obscure,  veil ; 
to  droum,  as  one  noise  by  a 
preater. 

E77(>c«'/i7rrw,  f.  -i/'w,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kaiiirru  to  bend)  see  c-iyvdnn- 

TU). 

E-ziKtipvioi,  -a,  -ov,  fr.  same,  and 

Kdpvioi,  which  sec. 
KniKaraK^v^u),  fr.  £771  intens.  and 

(caTafcXO^io,  which  see.  1  a.  inf. 

act,  CTTiKaTaxXvani. 
(230) 


Eni 

ETTu-ciTijXa/i/Jd'i'u,  (fr.  same,  and 
KuriiXu/ifJrii'u)  to  catch)  to  come 
upon  suddetdy,  surprise,  lake 
unawares  ;  to  impend,  hang  over, 
thrratin. 

ErmiTdTrX/u),  (fr.  same,  and  /rara- 
■k'SIo)  to  sail  over)  to  sail  up  to, 
arrive  at. 

E77i(ia7-iipr(()/(((i-u)/iui,fr.  same,  and 
Knrupdofiui,  which  see. 

EriKariipiiros,  fr.  same,  and  Kard- 
puTos,  which  see. 

E77i\rturof,  -01),  5,  )'/,  (fr.  £77?  upon, 
and  Katu}  to  burn)  burned  at 
the  end  or  point  ;  seared,  scorch- 
ed. 

E77iV£i;ttti,  f.  intKelaofiiii,  (fr.  same, 
and  KUftat  to  lie)  to  lean,  rest, 
lie  or  be  placed  upon  ;  to  adjoin, 
be  at  01  near;  to  mind,  apply 
or  attend  to,  he  instant  or  ear- 
Tust,  persist  in,  persevere;  to 
urge,  press,  jrursue,  force,  con- 
strain ;  to  be  situated,  set  or 
placed  on,  sit  or  ride  upon.  Pass. 
to  be  leaned,  pressed  or  rested 
upon,  lie  under  or  he  laid  under, 
bear,  support,  carry.  pre.s.  ind. 
3  pi.  cniKcivTaf  impr.  c-iKetco, 
-cOii).  impf.  t-tKdjjiriv,  -no,  -to. 

E-UeiTai,  3  sin.  ind EmKiiaOai, 

inf.  —  E-iKdjjLcvoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par. 
pres.  pass,  of  last. 

E77l/i£KX»?;Ual,      -(7UI,      -TUt,      ind.   

E-riKCKXrififvos,  par.  per.  pass,  of 

tTTlKa\(ll>. 

ETTiKcpdvvvfii,  Emxepdu),  f.  -dtrio, 
(fr.  £77(  intens.  and  Kipdvvvixi  to 
mix)  to  mingle,  intfrmingle, 
mix  with ;  to  meddle,  inter- 
fere. 

ETTiKcoiiis,-hs-oui,  b,)'i,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kfpdoi  gain)  jimftable,  lucra- 
tive ;  studious  of  gain,  ava- 
ricious. 

ETTiKiproiieoKja,  Dor.  for  tiriKcpro- 
jxfovaa,  n.  fem.  par.  pres.  act, 
of 

ETiKcpTOfiiut  -u,  f.  -t'lffui,  p.  -vKa, 
(fr.  £771  intens.  Ktip  the  heart, 
and  Tifiiu)  to  cut)  to  taunt,  re- 
vile, scoff",  reproach,  insult. 

ETTtKtiOhl,     f.     £77((t£l'(7(<),     fr.     £771     in- 

tens.  and  kcvOoi,  which  see. 

E77(iC)}i5ioi',  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  £ri  upon, 
and  Ktj^.os  burial)  n  funeral  song, 
dirge,  elegy. 

E77(K);^£iof,  -ov,  b,  {],  (fr.  same) 
mourning,  funereal. 

EmKnpvKeiofiat,  (fr.  £771  intens.  and 
Kijpv^  a  crier)  to  employ  a  crier 
or  herald,  send  a  flag  of  truce, 
negotiate. 

ErtKripvaco}  or  -ttu,  f.  -^w,  p.  £7r£- 
Ki'spvy^n,  ( fr.  same,  and  Kr/pvaaio 
to  proclaim)  to  make  procla- 
mation, proclaim,  publish  by  au- 
thority ;  to  summon,  cite ;  to 
denounce,  advertise,  offer  a  re- 
ward for,  set  a  price  upon. 

EniKltivarat,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass, 
of 

E-riKihrrifn,  f.  -fiaic,  (fr.  £7r!  up- 
on, and  Kiivriin  to  spread)  to 
overspread,  disuse,  dilate,  ex- 
pand. 

\E-niKivivvoi,  -ov,  0,  {/,  (fr.  same 


Eni 

and  kivovvos  danger)  dangerous, 
perilous,  hazardous. 

Eimrlvft*  -i5,  f.  -t'lcw,  p.  -tjKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  Ktvito  to  move)  to 
remove ;  to  shake  at  ;  to  dis- 
turb, disquiet ;  to  excite,  af- 
fect. 

'E.-iKioraaOai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 

E-«if»o'(i)  -S),  or  ETri«r('p»i;/i(,  fr.  tiri 
intens.  and  Kifvdiii  or  Kiovtipi, 
which  see. 

EffiKAt/u,  f.  -CO),  (fr.  Fame,  and 
kXuu  to  shut )  to  applaud,  shout 
applau.ie,  extol ;  to  shut  up,  close, 
fold  up. 

ETKcXfrrii),  f.  -xf-ui,  (fr.  .same,  and 
K\i-7-u)  to  steal)  to  rob,  steal, 
.filch,  pilfer. 

Eri(tXi;Ot(;,  -£7<ra,  -iv,  a.  sin.  -6ev- 
7,1,  par.  1  a.  pass,  of  fnnrnX/u. 

EnVXijoof,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  tri  upon, 
and  arX^po;  an  estate)  a  sole  heir, 
heir  ;  rich,  v:calthy. 

E~iitXij(Tii,  'E.-KiKkfjcas,  Sync,  for 
£T7i«:aXr)(ra(,  inf.  and  tTiKaXfiaa^, 
par.  1  a.  act.  of  triicaXfO). 

EriVXjjorij)  -loj,  Att.  -£u;,  >;,  (H-. 
fSiKoXita  to  call  upon)  a  calling 
upon,  invoc'tlion  ;  a  name,  sur- 
name;  an  imputation,  charge 

EriATAf/Tof,  -ov,  6,  r),  (fr.  same) 
called  upon,  summoned,  invited, 
sent  for  ;  cried  up,  celebrated  ; 
blimeable,  in  fault. 

En'dAii'ov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of  m- 
irXiViK,  see  x-Xt'i'faj. 

Er/(cXorof,  -ov,h,  i),  (fr.  ezi  intens. 
and  kXotti';  theft  )tlur:vish,  roguish  ; 
sly,  cunning,  deceitful. 

EiTjitXiifu,  f.  -ffw,  p.  -Kii,  (fr.  same, 
and  «Xi5^(i)  to  wash)  to  ivnsh, 
drench  ;  to  inundate,  nvcrflnw  ; 
to  droum,  overwliclm.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  £ir/jfXu<ra. 

Erf«Xvjoro{,  -ov,  o,  »;,  (fr.  last)  in- 
undated, ovtrjlowed ;  vashed, 
v.alereil ;  wUery,  iret. 

E-ntX<?aa<ra,  fcm.  par.  I  a.  act.  of 
tri«rAi'>^u», 

F.-iK\iu6m,  f.  -ui'jui,  p.  -laxa,  (fr.  tri 
iotens.  and  <rXwfl(j  to  spin)  In 
spin  ;  to  attach  or  ./ir  the  thread 
offatf,  weave  the  web  nfdtMtny  ; 
to  doom,  destine,  ordain,  devote. 

Entrai/Kfo/iji  -S>iiai,  f.  -fiaoimt,  (fr. 
name,  and  icoifidu)  to  lull)  to 
lie  down,  recline,  rent ;  to  fall 
asleep, 

ErrlKomov,  (nciit.  of  next)  general- 
ly,  commonly. 

F.zIkoihos,  -ov,  Ii,  fi,  (fr.  iri  intetix. 
ami  Koivdf  common)  ntnrral, 
untxrTMid,  common  ;  in  rmnmon, 
prnmisruoits.  Subs,  a  partaker, 
pnrtnrr. 

Ei-iitnuwn''.; -w,  C  -/J(rw,  (fr.  Kamc) 
to  riiminnnicale,  impart,  sharr, 
partnkr  of ;  to  put  in  vulgar  use, 
poUuIr  ;  lobe  in  common. 

Eri'«oir»i-, -ou,  Ti),  (fr.  tri  upon,  nnd 
kAtttu  If   ru!)  a  rhopjiini^-lilnrk. 

KvifotTfiliu  -<3,  r  -f/iroi,  p.  -nta,  (fr. 
i!tl  upon,  and  Koafil  ■>  to  adorn) 
to  arOl  ornaments,  adorn,  drco- 
rate;  to  a>  range,  set  in  order. 

E»/*ori)f,  -01/ ,  0,  li,  (fr.  fiam',  and 
Kircf  anger)  enmcd,  nngn/. 


Em 

'EniKoipcioi,  -ui',  or.  Epicureans,  a 
sect  of  heathen  philosophers,  so 
called  from  Eru-ot'poj,  which 
see. 

EriKoi'p^irf  -w,  f.  -fiCm,  (fr.  fsiKovoos 
a  helper)  to  aid,  help,  succour, 
assist,  relieve  ;  to  ward  off",  avert. 
1  a,  act.  ind.  ertCKOvotjaa'  inf.  j 
tTiKOip/jTaf  par.  t-tKov^ficai,  a. 
sin.  e:riKav(n)iTavTa. 

EriKovpia,  -a;,  ij,  (fr.  same)  Mp, 
assistance;  relief,  remedy,  cure. 

E-iKovpos,  -ov,  0,  >i,  (fr.  f-i  to,  and 
Kovposa.  youth)  giving  aid,  com- 
ing to  help,  nssistitig,  relieving, 
auxiliary  ;  Subs,  an  auxiliary, 
ally,  properly  of  those  who  are 
attacked  ;  a  reliever,  casistant, 
helper. 

E-niKovpo;,  -ov,  b,  the  founder  of 
Epicureans.     Epicu  rus. 

EfflKOUCil^lD,  f.    -('ffU,  p.   CrrtKtKOVipl- 

Ku,  (fr.  frl  intens.  and  Kovpi^ia 
to  lighten,  th.  kov<}io;  light)  to 
lighten,  ease,  alleviate,  assuage, 
mitigate  ;  to  help,  relieve. 

EviKpaOriv,  Poet,  for  iviKpiivOijv. 

En-iKpa/i'ti),  f.  -avU,  (fr.  £ti  intens. 
and  Koaivu  to  ratify)  to  perfect, 
^finish,  complete,  execute  ;  to  ra- 
tify, confirm,  sanction ;  to  nod 
assent,  agree  to,  fulfd.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  ciriKpt/va. 

E'lKpaiai,  for  f:TtKpjjt'at,  1  a.  inf. 
act.  —  EriKpaiTif,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind. 
act.  of  last. 

KviKpdiOrii',  -»/{,  -T),  3  pi.  -Oijcrav, 
1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  TrtKpnliu). 

ErriKoacii,  -lo;,  Att.  -£<i)f,  i;,  (fr.  tm 
intens.  and  Krpdviv[ti  to  mix) 
mixture,  admixture. 

EniKparntdin  -w,  f.  -uxrit),  (fr.  same, 
and  KparaiSia  to  strengthen,  th. 
Kpdrof  strength)  to  confirm, 
strengthen,  fortify;  lo  cneou- 
rage  ;  to  gain  strength,  grow 
strong,  prexmil  over,  overpower. 
I  a.  ind.  pass.  cvcKparatdtOtjv. 

KrixpaTcla,  -nj,  //,  (fr.  iirtupareui  lo 
restrain)  poiver,  sovereignty, 
rule,  authority  ;  restraint,  con- 
straint, strictness ;  continence, 
temperance,  sobriety  ;  abstinence, 
forbearance. 

ErriKpaTfovrn,  a.  sin.  par.  pres.  of 

KriKparioi  -<3,  f.  -t'/nui,  p.  tviKCKpfi- 
TTiKn,  (fr.  rm  inten.i.  and  Koariw 
lo  romniand)  to  prevnil,  get  the' 
beUtr,  be  strong;  lo  be  lielt<r, 
excel,  exceed,  surpass  ;  lo  possess, 
net,  seize,  gain  ;  la  mastiT,  rule, 
roiifjurr,  rotnmand  ;  Id  confine 
restrain,  curb,  check, 

Eirinpor/bic,  Poet,  for  rtruonru;, 
(fr.  same)  strongly,  puwerfuUy, 
mightily. 

KriKOari'iotia,  -ac,  -f,  iEol.  (oT  tri' 
KpnTi'iamiii,  -ai(,  -at,  1  B.  Opt. 
nr-l.  of  nriKp'iTlii. 

Erup.ir/.Vj,  -mi',  n'l,  (fr.  fr)  upon, 
and  »-p<J{  the  Iwnd)  a  handker- 
chief or  napkin  fur  wiping  the 
head. 

Eirit'p/yici^ai,  neo  noxl. 

Y.THKnrfiii'i)  -0,  f.  -iimti,  ( fr.  rv)  upon, 
and  Korjin  ,t  lo  Runpcnd)  to  hang 
vp,  hung  upon,  suspend.      Mid. 
(731) 


Eni 

'EviKpiiianat,  as  if,  (fr.  fsiKpi' 
lirjltt)  to  be  hung  vp  or  suspend- 
ed ;  to  impeiid,  hang  over ;  to 
threaten.  1  a.  ind.  act.  £-£Kpf- 
ftaaa.  l)ar.  pres.  mid.  trriKpend- 
fiEi'oi;.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  frt^pcfida- 
6t]V  sub.  fiTiKpciiaadiii'  par.  e-nt- 
Kptjxacdel;. 

EriKpi/vvoi',  by  Epenth.  forcmvp;/- 
»oi',  1  a.  impr.  act.  —  Eirncpi/- 
vti>,  -j/^,  -rj,  m  1  pi.  -taficv,  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  fri).-oui)'a). 

Esi«ror;(7u(,  Ion.  for  ttuKtpdaai,  1  a. 
impr.  mid.  or  inf.  act.  of  t-iKt- 
pdviiv/ti. 

Effikpi'id),  f.  -Mu,  (fr.  ETTi  intens. 
and  Kpiiu)  to  judse)  to  order,  de- 
termine, decree,  adjudge  ;  to  ap- 
prove, confirm,  ratify,  sanction. 

KTrtKooriw  -Si,  f.  -i';tTu>,  p.  [■^riKiKpd- 
rriKa,  (fr.  same,  and  Kpor/w  to 
clap)  to  crack,  rattle,  resound  ; 
to  clap  hands,  applaud,  praise. 

KiTtKpd-Tjins,  -toi,  Alt.  -£U)S,  ';,  (fr. 
last)  a  noise,  crack,  explosion  ; 
clajjping  of  hands,  applause. 

Ef(»."poi'(i),  f.  -ovou),  p.  e~tK>pKc:'>ca, 
(fr.  £j7i  upon,  and  koovw  to 
strike)  to  dash,  strike  or  knock 
against  ;  to  clap,  applaud. 

E-ifpuirru),  f.  -ifto,  fr.  eiri  intens, 
and  (.pi'sTut,  which  see. 

E-i'icpu^of,  -»;,  -or,  (fr.  same)  Poet, 
for  Koixpto';  and  vo^Trroj. 

ETriKTaopai,  t.  -I'lGOpat,  p.  cniKtunj- 
pat,  (fr.  CTU  upon,  and  Krdopai 
to  get)  to  get  7norcover,  possess 
beside,  gain,  acquire.  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  iviKTricdjirtv,  -ii>,  -aro. 

EiTiKTrjros,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  last)  gain- 
ed, procured,  acquired,  possess- 
ed. 

ErriKufd)  -to,  and  Erorrtirica),  f.  -)}(T<i), 
(fr.  £Ti  intens.  and  kviw  to  con- 
ceive) lo  supcrfctdte,  conceitc 
after  conception. 

EiriArvXii'^fiu -w,  (fr.  fr!  upon,  and 
KvXivfiw  lo  roll)  to  roll  upon  ; 
heap  or  pile  up ;  tn  roll  over. 

KviKvXiapii,  -oli,  b,  i),  (fr.  next)  « 
rolling  over  or  upon  ;  a  rolling 
or  reluming  upon  itself,  circuiC^ 
revolution,  windim;, 

EriKuX/w,  1.  -fno,  (fr.  fri  upon, 
and  (ciiXi'ii)  to  roll)  lo  roll  over  or 
vpon. 

E-iKt'rrj,  (fr.  fTr!  upon, and  Kvrrii) 
to  sloop)  lo  bend,  lean  or  stoop 
uv4r  or  lovards. 

EiriKvpani,  inf.  —  En-ivi'pirrt?,  par. 
—  E~iKvfi(rr,icv,  3  pi.  opt.  1  a. 
net.  /F.i>\.  of  cwiKt'pto. 

n7ii.'i>pnlavr£,n.  liu.  par.  pres.  act. 
of 

Erii-|'pr/5w  -d,  (fr.  r::i  uji,  and  urup- 
Tifu  lo  bend)  to  rurl,  berul, 
vrtalh  or  Iwini  upwards  ;  to  roll 
or  fold  up, 

Eirinri'pb),  f.  j'Eol.  nTiKi'ipai,),  (fr.  ttri 
inlcnji.  niiii  Kina  to  hit  upon) 
lo  fall  vpon,  mirt  viilh  ;  to  hap- 
pen, befjlt. 

Er(»r(.'j/jior, -or,  ri,  (neilt.  of  r.OXt) 
Poet.  (i)r  ij»''//ioi'. 

E!ii»c.')/'<''f?  ■"<  •"''>  Poet,  for  tyKur- 
I'lof  or  ryKMiiiaariKiif. 

Er(Xo/?/'rfl'»i,  inf.  —  Eiri)>n!i6fitvo<, 


par.  —  EriXa/?ofi,  inipr.  —  Krri- 
Xdfiitii  rni,  3  pi.  sub.  2  a.  liiul.  ol 

'^TttXaOiaOai,  inf.  — KviXiiOnrai,  3 
sill.  sub.  i  a~  mid.  —  KmAmCii- 
vraOt,  2  pi.  pri's.  iiul.  or  iiiipr. 
mid.  —  KriAiiiy.iiii/ifiof,  par. 
pres.  mid,  of  (jriXdildiio^ni. 

KtiAoX/u)  -ii,  t.  -I'laio,  p.  -'ifca,  (ir. 
frri  iiitens.  nnd  XiiA/u  to  talkj 
/o  (<i/A-  (j/j  .T/^f'iA'  nhuiit  ;  to  spcuk 
againat ;  to  tulh  much ;  to  vuci- 
feriUc^  cry  out,  liiiwL 

En-iXii^p.ii'tnn,  3  sill,  of 

K~i\itfiiiaio),  f.  mid. -A»ii|o^a(,  per. 
-XiXtlipa,  Alt.  -clXrjijia,  (Ir.  crri 
upon,  and  Xn^i/J./vw  to  take)  to 
<(iAe  liesiile,  git  moreover,  recih-e 
in  addition ;  to  catch,  hold, 
snatch,  seize  ;  to  occupy,  possess. 
KirxAiifi/i«»o;iui,  to  take,  tuy  or 
catch  hold  on  ;  to  take  upon, 
assume,  undertake;  to  hold,  con- 
tain ;  to  obtain,  get,  reach  at, 
eiltain  to  ;  to  succeed,  follow  ; 
to  rebuke,  reprove,  check,  blame. 
2  a.  ind.  act.  f-Ao/Jov.  2  a.  mid. 
ind.  eTttXitjiuiiriv  inipr.  c-rrtXalSov- 
sub.  cn-iAn'.'iw/iai'  inf.  tTiXaliia- 
6at'  par.  tiriXajidixtvoi. 

'E-iXa^iTTos,  -oii,  h,  i'/,  (fr.  ne.xt) 
bright,  resplendent  ;  clear,  plain, 
manifest ;  detected,  caught. 

EriXiifizu),  f.  -4")  (fr-  tTi  intens. 
and  Xiifi-u)  to  shine)  to  shine 
out  or  upon ;  to  glitter,  he  gay 
or  splendid.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cue- 
Xa^i^ii*  par.  4otX«'/<i^(ij. 

EirtXaiddvov,  -icOu),  pres.  impr. 
pass,   of 

'E.TTiXavOiivojxai,  f.  tni\>'taonai,  p. 
tTi\i\rjn^ai,  (fr.  tm  intens.  and 
XavOdvu)  to  escape  notice)  to  for- 
get, not  remember ;  not  to  at- 
ierul,  neglect.  2  a.  mid.  ind. 
£7rfAaOii/(>;i'"  inf.   eirtXaBiaOai. 

KiriXaaii,  Dor.  for  [TTiXrjins. 

KTTiXcaii'u),  (fr.  m  intens.  and  Acai- 
jw  for  Atiui'vw  to  smooth,  th.  Xtl- 
o;  smooth)  to  polish,  brighten  ;  to 
smooth,  plane. 

EriAf'yw,  f.  -fw,  p.  -^u,  (fr.  same, 
and  Xiyiii  to  speak)  to  speak  up- 
on ;  to  add,  subjoin  ;  In  rehearse, 
repeat ;  to  conclude,  ^nish,  sum 
up ;  to  count,  reckon  ;  to  con- 
sider, reaxon,  argue  ;  to  call, 
name.  'E.-ztXiyopai,  to  associate, 
keep  company  with  ;  to  select, 
choose ;  to  read.  par.  pres.  pass. 
t-XiXiySiuvoi;.  1  f.  mid.  cTTiAffo- 
yat.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  tinXc^dft)iv. 

EiriAiiTTu,  f.  -i^oj,  p.  CTTi\iXci(pa,  (fr. 
same,  and  XiItto)  to  leave)  to 
quU,  desert,  forsake.  KviXclvo- 
Hat,  to  frill  t'Ually,  decay  en- 
tirely,  cmne  to  an  end.  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  imXiirovai.  2  ai  ind. 
act.  triXlmv.  per.  ind.  mid. 
triA/XoiTra. 

E"iAf<cro{,  -o«,  0,  li,  (fr.  c-tXtyta  to 
choose)  chosen,  choice,  select. 

ET.A/AaOa,  Dor.  for£7r(A/A;;0a,  per. 
ind.  mid.  and  j 

"EvtXcXfiaOai,  inf.  — EiriXtATjo/j/i'Os,  i 
->j, -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  in-' 
XavBdvofiai.  i 


Eni 

K-iXc(iifitvoi,  -r;,  -oi;  Jiar.  1  a, 
mid.  of  fTTiA/yw. 

ErrAtiJoow,  (Ir.  tn-i  upon,  nnd  Xci'o- 
CTii)  to  look )  to  look  upon  ;  to  look 
round  ahoul,  vitu;  surrey. 

K-riXi'iUeo,  Ion.  for  iiriXi'iOov,  pres. 
impr.  mid.  of 

ETTtXi'iOu,  f.  .(70),  (fr.  £771  iiitens,  and 
X>)Uu>  to  lie  hid)  to  cause  to  for- 
get, obliterate  or  efface  liom  llic 
memory.  E7riAii(Jo;iai,  to  forget, 
like  f ;riA«i'y(i'i'0^rii. 

K-ntX>}jwav\)i,-t)i,  ll,  (fr.  ki.st) /of- 
geljulness,  ohliiion. 

E77(X(';iYi)f,  -on,  6,  II,  (fr.  fTri  upon, 
and  Xi/roj  a  winepress)  o/'  the 
ivinejiress,  about  the  vintage. 

KTTiXijnTcvofiai,  (fr.  tTri'Xi/Trrof  epi- 
ie|)tic)  to  he  seized  icith  epilepsy  ; 
to  rage,  he  mad  or  distracted. 

ETTiXi/Trrii^w  and  E77iA)irro|(ni,  (fr. 
ne.xt)  to  be  ajjlicted  with  epilepsy. 

KntXiiTTTtKOi,  -)';, -di',andE7rA»;7rros, 
-01),  h,  II,  (Ir.  tvtXafi(idvu>  loscize) 
epileptic  ;  mad,  distracted. 

EiriXriaii,  -05,  Att.  -C'i>(,  t),  (fr.  etti- 
XavOui'o^uii  to  forgot)  forgetful- 
ness,  oblivion  ;  negligence,  inat- 
tention. 

KKiXtjanftai,  -j],  -erai,  1  f.  mid.  of 
CTTtXi'iOo^ai,  but  more  generally 
derived  from  tTiXnvOdi'o/jni. 

ETTiXij^'a,  -flf,  );,  (fr.  £5riAa/i/3(i'i(i) 
to  seize)  the  epilepsy  or  falling 
sickness  ;  censure,  blame. 

E7riAi')"5»n',  (fr.  fjri  intens.  and  Xi'y- 
iiiv  .slightly,  th.  Xclx^  t'^  l'''k) 
I'fTv  slightly,  grazing/y,  lightly. 

E77iXX(^u,  f.  -taw,  (fr.  same,  and 
I'XAoj  the  eye)  to  vnnk,  beckon 
with  the  eye,  signify  by  a  glance. 

'ZviXoyos,  -on,  h,  (fr.  tm  upon,  and 
XCyoi  a  discourse)  a  conclusion, 
end,  summing  vp  ;  an  epilogue. 
Adj.  covimendatory,  inpraise  of. 

EiriAoiTTOj, -01),  6,  ^,  (fr.  irrtXeivijj  to 
fail)  remaining,  left  ;  Subs,  the 
rest,  remainder, 

^■mXvOrjOOjiai,  -)/,  -£ra(,  1  f.  iiul. 
pass,  of  iiriXvw. 

KttiXu-ui^,  (fr.  £7T(  intens.  andXuTri; 
grief)  very  sadly,  sorrowfully, 
inournfully. 

Er/Auffif,  -(Of,  Alt.  -c(i)5,  >;,  (fr. 
ne.xt)  ein  unloosing,  explanation, 
solution,  interpretation,  exposi- 
tion ;  deliverance,  redemption. 

ETTiXtJU),  f.  -veil),  p.  eTTtXiXvKii,  (fr. 
£171  intens.  and  Aiiu  to  loose)  to 
loose,  unbind ;  to  release,  libe- 
rate ;  to  solve,  explain  ;  to  deter- 
mine, decide.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ciri- 
Ai'(ra.2  a.  ind.  act.  c7r/Xiiov.  per. 
ind.  pass.  fTriAfAufici.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.    cireXvOijv.   1   f.   ind.  pass. 

£7riXl)0^<TO/iU(. 

Kinjiaivofiat,  f.  -oi^iai,  (fr.  same, 
and  naivojiai  to  rago)  to  rave, 
he  mad  or  distracted  ;  to  he  mad 
after,  Utvc  maellynr  to  distraction. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  areiiend^iiv,  Att. 
frcjijivditTiv. 

E-(//a/o/7i3i,  (fr.  same,  and  ftaiofxai 
to  desire)  to  covet,  desire,  vish 
for  ;  to  inquire,scarch  nut,  look  for ; 
to  stroke,  caress,  sooth  ;  to  move, 
nrgr^,  encouruee  ;  to  drive,  force. 
(?3?:) 


Eni 

Em//(ipn>p,  -iipDt,  h,  fr.  same,  and 
^uifirvp,  which  see. 

ETi/i(i()ri'pf'a)  -Si,  (.  -I'laii),  p.  tnific- 
pufiTipiiKu,  (fr.  lust)  to  testify 
earnistly,  witness  clearly,  prove 
positively. 

Emijunrvpoi,  -ov,  &,i^,  samcas  £iri- 
/i</prup. 

E!7(/j(i(7(i(i(T()a(,  ^TTiftaoaanivt],  for 
eTTifidoaaOiii,  inf.  and  fnijiaaafil- 
VI],  1cm.  par.  1  u.  mid.  of 

E7n^(jtr(jof((i(,  f. -«fo/(„(,  and  -ifiro- 
)iai,  (Ir.  £7ri  upon,  and  ndaaia 
to  rub)  to  touch,  feel,  try  ;  to 
rub,  wipe. 

KTriiiuaTiitos,-ov,b,ii,  (fr.esiupon, 
and  fta^ds  a  breast)  on  the 
breast. 

KTrifjiaxos,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr,  £7:1  against, 
and  paxo/niit  to  fight)  exposed 
to  assault,  liable  or  easy  to  be 
taken,  unguarded,  defencelest. 
sup.  iirifxaxwTaTOi. 

EiTificdeiis,  -ios,  b,  Epimelheus,  a 
niaii's  name. 

E7ri/)£i^a'(o  or  -/ttiSidiJi  -u,  f.  -I'jaia 
(fr.  £jri  upon,  and  /itiddu  to 
smile)  to  S7nite  at  or  upon.  par. 
1  a.  ind.   act.  tiriixciiijeras. 

E,miidXia,  -uv,  tH,  (fr.  e-aiiitiXiaaia 
to  soolh)  a  present,  bribe  or  gift, 
to  conciliate  favour  or  interest ; 
a  wife's  fortune  or  portion. 

KTrifitTvat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Em^ti- 
vjii,  2  sin.  -vmm,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  of  em  ft  I  via. 

EvifieXi'iOriTi,  1  a.  impr.  pass,  of 
f?Ti/)£Af'o^ai. 

E-KifuXe;.!,  -ag,  »/,  (fr.  £jrifi£X>)j 
careful)  corf,  ddigence,  assidui- 
ty, attention ;  a  charge,  trust ; 
study,  a  pursuit,  object  ;  solici- 
tude, anxiety,  concern, 

KmiicXiofiat  -ovftai,  i.  -fiao\tai,  p. 
e-zijUfiiXrifiai,  (fr.  same)  to  at- 
tend to,  superintend,  take  care 
<•)/",  order,  jjrovide;  to  dress,  lend, 
look  after.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  tnciii- 
Xi'fitiv  impr.  cirifieh'/Brirt. 

ErifiiXii, -ios  -oTis,  ri,  (neut.  of 
tTTificXiii)  diligence,  attention, 
care ;  a  care,  delight,  object  of 
concern  or  regard, 

EvijicXiBTaTa,  (neut.  pi.  sup.  of 
next)  most  carefully,  very  atten- 
tively. 

Em/ifX^j,  -ioi  -owsi  8,  4,  (fr.  frl 
intens.  and  fiiXci  it  concerns) 
careful,  diligent,  attentive,  heed- 
ful, sedulous,  studious,  indus- 
trious, anxious. 

EviucXi'iannai,  -;;,  -£Tai,  1  f.  md. 
mid.  of  tTtifitXeotiai. 

EntiieXiiTiDS,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  tirtntXio- 
juxi  to  attend  to)  to  be  attended, 
ought  to  be  regarded,  &c.  accord- 
ing to  the  verb. 

E7r(//fX)iT);f,  -01),  h,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
care-taker,  supervisor,  overseer, 
baili/T,  steward  ;  a  trustee,  guar- 
dian. 

EvtiicXi)},  -vu  'I,  Ion.  for  £7ri;i£- 
Afin. 

EiTifiiXaiiai,  same  as  t-riiiiXiojiai. 

ETrijicXoT,,  2  sin.  cont.  ind.  or  impr. 
mid.  of  emiiiXiouai. 

E7r(firXi3,-,(fr.  £»ri;ifA);jtareful)care- 


Em 

fully,  diligently,  sedulously,  stu- 
diously, anxiously. 
ET:i>£/«rra,  neut.  pi.  of 
T.-i^iliirroi,  -ov,  6,^,  (fr.  tiriniiKpo- 
fiai  to  blame)  blameabU,  culpa- 
ble, faulty  ;  chargeable,  liable  to 
accusation,  criminal, 
ETHfii/t^eai,   Ion.    for   criu/^^i;,  2 

sui.  pres.  ind.  or  sub.  of 
E.-niiiKpoiiat,  f.   -xpofxat,   p.  iirijii- 
jitjtfiai,  (fr.  ml  upon,  and ^//i^o- 
y.ai  to  complain)  to  complain  of, 
find  fault  with,  blame,   accuse, 
reprove,  rebuke. 
E-i/i£i'u,  f.  -£k3,  p.  eTTtiitfiivriKa,  (fr. 
same,   and  /i/voi  to  remain)  to 
abide,  stay,  remain  ;  to  last,  con- 
tinue ;  to  persevere,  persist  ;    to 
expect,  await,   impf.  cniitivov,   1 
a.  ind.  fKifitna'  inipr.  t-ineivov 
sub.  cirt/iuvti)'  inf.  CTi/iCivai. 
'E.'iittptaiiii,  -oC,  6,  (fr.  tz\  intens. 
and  fitptauoi  a  division)  a  divi- 
sion, subdivision,  sharing,  allot- 
ment, partition. 
Emjierpfu)  -d,  f.  -tjau),  p.    tinjitiii- 
T^rjKa,  (fr.  fzi  upon,  and  yuroiu) 
to  measure)  to  measure  over  or 
above  ;  to  add,  give  in  a'ldition  ; 
to  fill  or  make  up  the  measure  ; 
to  mea-vtre  out,  give  or  lerui  by 
measure. 
lE-ificTpov,  -ov,  ri  (fr.   same,  and 
fiirpov  measure)  an  overplus,  ad- 
dition, increase. 
E-i/ii;9cia,     -a{,      ';,     (fr.      same, 
and  /i^eof  consideration)   afler- 
thought. 
ET(/ii70£trf,   -ioi,   b,  f),  (fr.  same) 
wise  loo  l/ite,   inconsiderate,  un- 
thinking, thoughtless.  Also  Epi- 
metheus,  a  man's  name. 
En/ii/O^f,  -iof  -ovf,  b,  1),  (fr.  fa't  in- 
tens.  and    firiioi  consideration) 
wise,  prudent,  sage,  thoughtful, 
conjtiderate, 
'E.rififiKm,  -cos  -<»'{,  0,  i(,  (fr.  same, 
an<l  fihxoi  length)  long,  at  length, 
extended,    stretched   out.     comp. 

tTTIIirjKtuV,  sup.    -KItTTOf. 

T.zifiqvta,  -(i)v,  ra,  (neut.  pi.  of 
next)  montlUy  ceremonies. 

En-i/jiivlfoj,  -ou,  6,  ^,  (fr.  firi  upon, 
anH;i^v  a  month)  monilUy,  every 
month,  for  a  month. 

Kzifiiyvvfit,  f.  -(w,  p.  tirtiilfti^a, 
(fr.  tiri  intens.  and  filyvv/ii  to 
mix)  to  intermix,  mingU,  unite, 
run  together.  Kniitiywiiat,  to 
be  mixed,  converse  or  associate 
with. 

y.rliiiKTOf,-ov,  h,  d,  (fr.  Ia«t)  mix- 
ed, minfled  ;  promiscuouM,  con- 
fused, undistinguished. 

Eiri^i^vi/ffic»/i<ii,  (fr.  eirJ  intenn.  and 
fiiftyflOKu  to  remind)  to  keejt  m 
mind,  remember,  mind,  re- 
cnrd. 

EfijiJf,  (fr.  irrifilywiu  to  iiitrrmi<() 
in  confufinn,  promitruousty,  ctm- 
fusftlly,  iniliscnminntety, 

Eiri(ii(fn,  -rt{,  /,,   (fr.   nnme)  inter- 
mixture,    inlrrrnurte,    acrpiaint- 
nnee  ;  commerre,  rnrhange. 
Er</ii(ii{,  A-ln\.  for  tiri^/^aj,   1  n. 

par.  act.  of  name. 
K»f/ii(i5,   -10$,    Alt.    -twj,  (,,  (fr. 


Eni 


Eni 


same)  an  intermixture  ;  a  resort,]     to  divide,  share,  allot,  apportion 


meeting,  assemblage,  company. 
E'tniaycrai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. 

of 
Effifii<ryo//ai,(fr.£-i  intens.  and/zi'y- 
H'fii  to  mix)  to  consort,  associate, 
resort  to ;  to  meet  with,   happen 
upon  ;  to  mix,  unite,  run  together. 
'Evtfivdoixai,  f.  -ijffofiai,  p.  £Ti/if^»>)- 
pai,  (tr.   £771  intens.  and  jiidotiat 
to  remember)  to  remember,  re- 
collect, bear  or  keep  in  mind  ;  to 
mention,  make    mention    of,  re- 
cord,    notice.     1    a.    ind.   pass. 
frcjivijcdriv. 
lE.TnfivriadcU,  par.  1  a.  pass,  of  last. 
ETi^oipa'ofiat -(3/iai,  (fr.  em  intens. 
and  noipdtj)  to  share)  to  impart, 
communicate,     share     with  ;     to 
participate,    partake,     share    in. 
pres.  inf.  mid.  tiztiiotpdeadai  -da- 
Oat. 
Errl^oXoi,  -ov,  0,   >'i,  (fr.   tri  upon, 

and^oAfd)  to  go)  approaching. 
Ei:i/io/i0d,  -ai,  a,  Poet,  and  Dor. 

for 
K'tjioiKpf),  -tji,  d,   (fr.  t-i^ifi<po^at 
to  blame)  blame,  censure  ;  a  re- 
buke, chiding. 
E-Ti'^oi'Of,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  tviuivd)  to 
persist)      permanent,      lasting ; 
persevering  ;      ceaseless,     inces- 
sant. 
Eri'^o;^0of,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  evi  intens. 
and  ji6)(6oi  toil)  laborious,  toil- 
some, tiresome,  painful  ;  assidu- 
ous, diligent,   industrious. 
E7r(/i77X/£ro,    Ion.     fur    irrtfi-::\deTO 
-uTo,  which  for  £7r(/in'XoTo,  3  sin. 
impf.  pass,   and 
ET/fi7:Xw,  cont.  for  £7r//i:rXao,  which 
Ion.  for  £rri'^7rXa(ro,  2  sin.  impf. 
ind.  pass,  of  -ttiyivXifii. 
K-rriifrpa,    3  sin.    cont.  impf.  ind. 

act,  of  vi/jizpau). 
Eirt/iTpit  3  sin.   impf.    ind.  act.  of 

riiizprjfii. 
Erri/ju^u),    f.    -KiTw,    p.  -ko,   (fr.  frri 
mtens.  and  ^li^u  to  murmur)  to 
breathe   softly  ;    murmur,    buzz, 
grumble. 
Kvijiivdiov,  -ov,Ti,((r.  iirc  upon, and 
fitOof  a  fable)  the  application  or 
moral  of  a  fable. 
ETri/zuXiov,  -ov,  tA,  (neut.  of  next) 

the  upper  millstone. 
Eiri/jiJXiof,  -ou,  b,  II,  (fr.   tiri  upon, 
and  /ji'/Xi;  a  mill)    at    the  mill, 
about  a  milt.      Eiri/ji'.Xio{  (jj.^),  a 
song  or  tune  used  by  those  untrk 
ing  at  a  mill  or  other  incessatU 
Itiluiur, 
EnifiOaaio  or  -rru,  f.  -fu>,  p.  -yn, 
(fr,    tnl  inten!!.     and    fivaau)  to 
wipe)  to  mock,  ridicule. 
EiTi/iw)<i;ri4,  -i"),  -ir,  (fr.  Bnmn,  and 
fiCiiiOi    (lisj.'TiirT)    litahienble,  cul- 
pable, reprehensible,  faulty,  odi- 


Kvlviiov,  -on,  rh,  (fr.  tri  upon,  and 
vif/f  a  dhip)  a  naval  mart,   cnm- 
mercirU  port,   maritime    market, 
eniporiiim,    place,    of  trndt ;    a 
harbnur,  dnrk-yiird. 
EirivZ/jfuOoi,  prest,  inf,  mid.  of 
Eiroj/iiD, f.  -iiCi,n,  iTtivct/fiTtKn,  (fr. 
cr!  inlnnN.  nnd  rfuoi  to  IhsxIow) 
(233) 


to  graze,  pasture,  feed  ;  to  feed 
upon,  consume  ;  to  invade,  seize 
upon.  1  a.  ind.  act.  tTrivctna. 
E7r(V£i'>)(r/ifi'o;,   -»;,   -ov,   par.    per. 

pass,  of  £7rii'iy8ii). 
ETrii'£V(i);Ka,  per,  ind,  act.  of  tzi- 

voiis). 
E~n£iiui,  f.  -(TO),  p.  imvcvcvKa,   (fr. 
£ri  to,  and  veino  to  nod)  to  nod 
or  drop    the  head  forward ;    to 
n  -id  to,  beckon  ;  to  assent,  con- 
si  nt. 
E-n£i/l>/|j,    -ioi  -ovs,  b,   >},  (fr.  m 
upon,  and  I'lipog  a  cloud)  cloudy, 
overcast ;  dark,  shady. 
Emvcippioiof,  -ov,    b,  ij,  (fr,  same, 
and  it<ppo(  the  kidney)   upon  or 
about  the  kidneys  or  loins. 
Kviviu)  -u>,  (fr,  £X(  intens.  and  v/oj 
to  wind   up  into  a  ball)  tn  spin, 
wind  up,  destine  ;  to  gather,  col- 
led, make  into  heaps. 
KiTii'ndu},  f,  -ao),  p.  €TTivivr]Kn,   (fr, 
cTTi  upon,   and  vridu)  to  spui)  to 
spin   the  thread  of  fate,  attach 
the  fatal  threads  ;    to  fate,  des- 
tine, allot. 
KTtvijadeii,  par,   1  a.  pass,  of  last. 
KirtviiXOfiai,  f,  -fo/jai,  (fr.  £7i-(  upon, 
and  I'l'i^ii)  to  swim)    to  flow  or 
run    into  ;     to    swim     or    float 
upon. 
E.i:ivi'iu),    Erii'17/a),  Ei7tvi;v/(<) -ui,  f. 
-ijcw,  p.  iziviiDjKa,  fr.   cm  upon, 
and  vi'/u)  or  vnii^i  same  as  viu)  to 
wind  up.     See  cznibi. 
ErdiKau)  -h),  f.  -rjau), fr.  tm  intens. 

and  viKdo),  which  see. 
E-iuKwv,  -ov,  TO,  (neut,  of  next) 
a  hymn  or  song  of  victory;   a 
festival  or  celebration  of  victory; 
a  prize,  reward. 
E,iriviKio(,  -ov,  b,li,  (fr.  emvlKdijito 
conquer)   about  victory,  relating 
to  a  victory. 
Emu'oo-o/zai,  (fr,  £rri  to,  and  viaao- 
jiat  to  go)   to  come  to,  approach, 
arrive  at  ;  to  frequent. 
K~tvoiii>  -a,  f.  -»;ff(i),  (fr.  fTfi  upon, 
and  vofui  to  think)  to  think  upon, 
mind,  observe,   notice  ;  to   muse, 
meditate,    contemplate,    consider, 
think    of;     to    recollect,     call  to 
mind  ;  to  devise,  invent,  imagine, 
contrive  ;  to  design,  purpose,  in- 
tend. 
Eri'iom,     -Of,     1),     (fr.     same)     a 
ttiouQht ;   an  invention  ;    device, 
contrivance  ;  ingenuity,  thought, 
consideintion,    rejiertiim ;    a  de- 
sign, j/urjiosc,  intention. 
E-/io;ifj,   Dor.    for  cnivoiicv,  1   pi. 

impf.  act.  of  rfcoj. 
Ett/iouoj,  -oil,   b,  I'l,  (fr.    cm  upon, 
and  rrf/ios  a  division)  of  the  same 
region,    IrnrX   or  country  ;    pas- 
turing  together   or   along  uilh  ; 
an   assoriiite,   comriulc,  consort  { 
an  heir,  inheritor, 
'Kviiiof  -cf,  -c  or  •£!■,  impf.  —  'Eri- 
01',  -f<,  -t  or-fi',  2 11.  iiid.  act.  of 
r/ru. 
Eiriii'ioffoi',  -C(,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  iri- 

vvao'O. 
F.nivi'oaiii,  f.  -fw,  p,  ciriv/vti^^n,  (fr, 
iir}   upon,   and  vioow  to  prick) 


Eni 

lo  stall,  pierce  ;  to  drive,  thni.il, 

push,  joi>  ;  to  move  to, 
Eriri'crrii^w,  f.  -(u>,  p.  -;^n,  (fr.  firi 

intrns.  and  ivariiPui  to   mm|i)  to 

nnil,  sltimhir,  slrrp  ;  to  Iriiii,  in- 

clinr,  lie  down. 
Eiritioftdii)  -d,  (fr.  rri  (o,  ami  viftw 

lo   distriliiitf)   to   divide,    distn- 

hutc. ;      to    viove    to,     adrtiinii- 

t(T. 

Kvi  f»>'>rvi  viz.  j'jjf,  or  E»riffVi7f, 
(fr.  frri  upon,  ami  fi'i'Of  foreign) 
rihroad,  in  a/oreis'i  land. 

'Eri^tydoftat  -oi'fiai,  (fr.  cm  intcns. 
and  (ct'iofiat  to  entertain)  lo  he 
a  stransir,  sojourn,  lodge;  to 
travil,  go  abroad. 

Eri^('iu)cr(>,  -lof,  Att.  -f(i)f,  !),  (fr. 
same)  hopitaliti/,  entertainment, 
intimary  acquired  hi/  it. 

Eff/fui'0{,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  nrl  mtens. 
and  ^vrii  common)  general,  uni- 
versal, promiscuous. 

'E-tolvioi,  -ov,  h,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
oivos  wiuc)  fond  of  nine,  drurdt- 
cn. 

'Enoi',  -ti,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  of/irci^ii,  to 
come  upon.  Or,  Ion.  for  i<piov, 
2  a.  ind.  act.  of  tipuia,  same  as 
£(^('i;/ii.     Or,   2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

77(10). 

E-iJy,  neiit.  sin.     Eirtiivra,  a.  sin. 

or  neut.  pi.  of  tviiiv,  par.  2  a.  of 

ir-ciiit  to  come  upon.   See  emdv. 
Krioaai;  for  iiriov,  3  pi.  2  a.   ind. 

act.  of  -rivw. 
K-torTTOjiai,  f.  -x^'Ofiai,  p.  CTTtwiJifiat, 

(fr.   czt    upon,    and  dTrrofiai  to 


Eni 


Eni 


look.)      See  £:7(S:rro/jai. 
EmopK^aeis,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
E~iopK(ti)  -u,  f.  -I'/au),  p.  c-iiipKtjKa, 

(fr.   £rf    against,    and    opitos  an 

oath)  to  swear  upon,   swear  of- 
ten ;  to  perjure,  forswear,  swear 

falsely  ;  to  break  an  oath.  pres. 

inf.  act.  £7riopicf£(i/-£ri''  par.  pres. 

act.fx-iop»c/wr,  inn.  pi.  cont.  etti- 

opKovvTcs.  1  a.  act.  ind.  einuipKri- 

ca'  sub.  CTTiooKi'/croi,  -jig,  -p.  par. 

pres.  pass.  cont.  cziopKoiiicvog. 
'ETTtopKia^-as,  //,  (fr.  same)  perjury, 

ei  false  oath,   the  breach  of  an 

oath. 
E-iopKov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a  per- 
jury.     KrriopKOv,    (viz.    Kara  or 

neut.  of  next)  perjuredly,  false- 

'EvlopKos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  per- 
jured, forsxiyrm,  false. 

'EiTidpKuif,  (fr.  last)  perjuredly, 
falsely. 

lE-rlovpa,  -lav,  rii,  (Ion.  for  tirlopa, 
fr.  eTTi  upon,  and  opoj  a  border) 
spaces,  distances,  intervals  ;  rid- 
ges,furrnus  ;  a  heiul-ridge. 

En-i'ovpof,  -ov,  u,  (fr.  tiri  intens.  and 
oTiooi  a  guard)  ft  keeper,  overseer  ; 
a  euard,  watch. 

'E~ioTj(ra,  n.  E-i6vai),  d.  fem.  sin 
of  cirti)v,  which  see.  par.  2  a.  oi 
(zcifit,  to  apjiToeir.h.  _  ^ 

Eiriovo-iof.  -ov,  bill,  (fr.  last)  *i(/?f-;Eri7rA£i'ffroi',  (fr.  same,  and  ttXcTo 
cient,  competent,  convenient,  fit, 
suitable. 

Er«J^o/ia(,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  eiridrr- 


irdyx^v  entirely)  altogether,  total- 
ly, eniirily,  ijuite, 
Efrirrii',  (fr.  saine,  and  Ti-ar  aW)  for 
the  most  part,  generally  ;  enlirc- 
ly,  altonclher,  quite. 
K-Ki-nupuaKivd^u),  f.  -hctw,  (fr.  same, 
and  r(ip(i(7/cfir<ifu),    which  see)    1 
a.  opt.  mid.  fri-KapaaKivuaalyitir. 
EiriViif,  -ana,   -uv,  (t.    same,    and 

Trrii,  which  see. 
EriTd'triru),  f.  -Hau),   (fr.    fjri  upon, 
and  ■Ktiotno  to  spread)  to  spread 
over,  anoint,  lay   upon,  sprinkle 
upon 
ETTiTEiOfo,  Ion.  for  cm-iriiOov,  pres. 
impr.  pass.  —  Eri7r£i0i;rai,  3sin. 
pres.   sub.   pass.  —  E7rir£i0<i;i£- 
10?,  par.  pres.  pass,  of 
Errtviidu),  f.   -ow,    (fr.    evi  intens. 
and  ndOio   to  persuade)  to  pre- 
vail    upon,    persuade,     induce. 
Evivildofiai,  f.   -daojiai,  to  per- 
suade one^s    self,    be  confident ; 
to  obey,  comply,  yield ;  to  think, 
consider,   suppose;  to  credit,  be- 
lieve, trust. 
KiTtni\ofiai,  (fr.  same,  and  ttAouoi 
to  be )  to  exist,  be  ;  to  revolve, 
flow    on,    continue,    subsist ;   to 
come  upon. 
E7r('r£/j77ros,  (fr.  same  and  -nifivTOi 

fifth)  the  ffth. 

Knnrt^nrw,  f.  -i^m,   (fr.    cut  upon, 

and  TTi/xTio  to  send)  to  send  or 

put  in  more,  add,   increase  ;  to 

Set  on,  send  upon. 

KTrnrdTTioKuis,  -via,   -oj,  par.  per. 

act. — E7r(7r£(rui',-oi)(ra,-oi',n.  pi. 

-auvTii,  par.  2  a.  act.  off mTr/nru. 

Etittctiju  -w,  fr.  cut  upon,  and  nc- 

Tdio  to  meet  with,  and 
EriTTfrw,  (fr.  same,  and  nerii)  obs. 

to  fall)  same  as  cTrnriitTio. 
KrriTTiipvKn,  per.  ind.  act.  of  cin(pvu> 

or  -vfit, 
E7r(7r;/(5(iu -ai,f.  -^(rto,  (fr.  trri  upon, 
and   TriSdio   to   leap)  to  leap  or 
spring   upon    or    into  ;    to  fall 
upon  ;     to     surprlie,    interrupt, 
disturb. 
K-m-rriKvaiiai,  (fr.  same,  and  TrfAvi?- 
^i    to    ajiproach)    to  approach, 
draw  near  ;  to  Jill  up,  overflow. 
EiTfTriTTTWjf.  cviirrijiau),  p.  tTriniirrto- 
Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  riTTTw  to  fall) 
to  fall  upon,  in  or  into  ;  to  press 
or     lean     upon,     cmltrace ;     lo 
meet  with  ;  to  rush  into  or  upon, 
run  violently.  2  a.  act.  ind.  cni- 
vcaov  par.   cviTTcauiv.  2  f.   mid. 
iirnTcooviiai. 
'Eiri-Aa,  -wi',  T((,  (fr.  cirt-r'Xioi  to  sail 
upon)    moveables,   goods,  furni- 
ture, implements,  stores,  tackle. 
E-TnTXa(iT();,-ur,b,f),  (fr.  frri  intens. 
and    ir'Sdaaii)    to   form)  feigned, 
pretended  ;  fictitious,  false. 
ErnrXfioy,   (fr.   same,  and  jiXfi'oi', 
neut.    comp.    of  woXwj   much) 
more,   still     more,    more  fully, 
more  amply. 


TO/IOl. 

Krvrdy^v,  (fr.  cm     intens. 


and 


fasten  to ;  to  interweave,  inter- 
mix ;  to  confuse,  confimnd,  I 
a.  ind.  act.  ewh\e(a. 

EiriirXlov,  same  us  uriTrXtroi'. 

EmirX/orra,  a.  sin.  par.  pres.  act. 
of  iirnrXlb), 

EirlffAfof,  -a.  -ov,  (fr.  frri  illlcns. 
and  TfA/fij  full)  iptite  full,  Jillid, 
full  ;  abumlani,  plentiful. 

ETTiTrXfu)  -ui,  f.  -cvaio,  (Cr.  cjri  upon, 
and  irX/o)  to  sail)  to  swim  or 
.tail  in  ;  to  swivi,  sail  or  ^oat 
upon ;  to  sail  against  or  attack 
by  sea. 

EiriTrXi/fai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — Em- 
nXtl^darjs,  g.  sin.  fem.  par.  1  a. 
act. — ETriirXi'/fu),  -Hi,  -p,  la. 
sub.  act.  of  cirmXijcirii). 

EnlnXnOit  -'OS,  Att.  -£U)f,  ij,  (fr. 
cimrXi'iaaij)  to  chide)  reproof,  re- 
buke, blame,  check  ;  a  chiding, 
reproving. 

KiTivXijaaeo,  Ion.  for  tsrirrXiJcrffoti, 
pres.  impr.  pass,  of 

KtittXi'iOOW  or  -TTU,  f.  -^W,  p.  CITIVl'. 

■rrXriX"y  ('"''•  '"■'  upon,  and  ■nXi'iotria 

to  strike)    to   strike    upon,    hit, 

inflict ;    to  chastise,    correct  ;  to 

reprove,  rebuke,  blame,  chide.     1 

a.  act.  ind.  c-al-nXnW  sub.  cm- 

rXi/fw   inf.   £7ri:rXi;fuC  par.  £7r«- 

n-Xi/^of. 

ETTiVXoa,  Ion.  for  tirnrXa. 

EotttXoiii),  -Tji,   t'l,   (fr.  £7ri7rXfii(i)  to 

tie  to)  a  tying  on  or  fastening  to. 

Km-rrXonivoto,  Ion.  for  -jiivov,  g.  of 

Ejrin-X(i/i£>'os,  -ri,  -ov,  for  cinircXdjxi- 

I'Of,  par.  pres.  mid.  oftirnr/Xo/ioi. 

'EiriTrXov,  -£f,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

TTiffXaui,  for  m/jirXdui, 
Em'irXoof -ouf,  -iav  -ov,  b,  (fr.  firi- 
nXeu)  to  sail  against)  an  invasion 
by  sea ;    a    sea-fight,    engage- 
vient. 
KirnrXuiovrt,  Dor.  for  £7r(jrXaiou<r«, 
Poet.    for£;7(;rX/ou<T(,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  c-rrnrXfo). 
E-nirrXiis,  by  Sync,  for  EirnrXuo-ay, 
-aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  £rr(- 
wXww.       Or,    by    Aphffir.    and 
Sync,  for  £7n7rcirX£u)5,  par.  of  tn-i- 
■KiTrXea,  per,  mid.  of  cTrorX/u. 
En-in-Xwu    or  Eff/nXw/ii,   Poet,  for 

cntTrXiio. 
%m-r:rcici,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
Er(7ri'£(u)v,  -ovaa,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
act.  of 
Er-iirv£(w,  Poet,  for 
E~iKvlii>  -ui,  f.  -tviju),  (fr.  £771  upon, 
and   77i'»'w  to  breathe)    to  blow 
upon,  over  or  against ;  to  breathe 
on  or  i7ito,  inspire,  infuse. 
E77(77i'?yc<),    f.  -fui,    p.    CTTtrlirfi^n, 
(fr.    £771    intens.    and   vviyt^    to 
choke)     lo  suffocate,    stifle;    to 
strangle,  choke. 
Eiri-iTvota,  -ng,  >/,  (fr.  cmirviij)  to  in- 
spire) a  breath,  breathing  upon  ; 
inspiration,  divine  impulse, 
E7rii7o6/w -w,  f.  -riooi,p.  CKnrct:68ti- 
Ku,  (fr.  £771  intens.   and  ttoG/w  to 
desire)  to  desire  earnestly,  covet, 


Tov,  neut.  sup.  of  770X1)5  much)  long  for,  wish  for  much  ;  to  be 
most,  jnoslly,  very  much,  exceed-  fond  of,  love  dearly.  1  a.  ind. 
innly  ;  veri/  eften,  constantly.  |  act.  tirciroOriaa. 
E,m-<T\tKij>,f.-^ti),p.  cirtniTrXcxa,  (fr.  jE77(77'!97;(7(f,  -lo;,  Att.  -cus,  fi,  (fr. 
same,  and  ttX/Vw  to  tie) /otic  or  I  last)  vehement  desire,  longing, 
(2^4) 


Eni 

HTsA,  eagerness;  love,  affection. 
a.  sin.  £iri/r(i0/?o-ii'. 
ErnrdSijrof,  -on,  b,  r'l,  (fr.  same) 

desired,  ivishtd,  longed  for. 
ETTiTTuOla,  -as,  fi,  (fr.  same)  desire, 

wish,  longing,  want. 
ETiroOw,  1  sin.  pres.  ind.  cont.  — 
'E.iti-oOwv,  pi.  noni.  -Oourrei,  g 
-Qo6vTu)v,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
firmoBiiii. 
EtcttoXo^w,  f.   -uaii},  p.  -a»ra,   (fr. 
rs-iroXqf  superficially)    /o  ./?o/i/, 
swim,  he  upon  the  surface,  over- 
spread. 
E-irrfXaios,  -Of,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
superficial,  on  the  surface,  shal- 
lov!,exltmal.  KirtTTdXaios  KTrjats, 
chattels,  moveables, 
E-izo>ai(os,  (fr.  last)  superficially, 

exterrudlv,  outwardly. 
EffiroX/w  -w,   (fr.  trri  intens.  and 
jToX/u   to  turn)   to  walk   about, 
through  or  among ;    to  survey, 
travtrse,  go  the  circuit  or  rounds. 
Eir<-o>5s,   (perhaps  fr.  c-i  upon, 
and  TiXo/iat  to  be)  superficially, 
on  the  surface,  externally,  out- 
wardly.    To  tn-fToXqs,   the  sur- 
face. 
Eni  5roXX'3,   greatly,  highly,  at  n 

great  rate. 
Etri  T«XO  or  ErtroXii,  very  much,  in 
a  gre'U  part,  greatly,  much.   'JZ 
iTii:o\v,faT  the  most  part,  mostly, 
generally. 
Eir<m)//Ttij(j,  f.  -cvau),   p.  -en,  (fr. 
£171  intens.  and  i:oii-rivtj)  to  escort, 
tji.  r//i7rai  to  send)  to  march  in 
procession,  jjroceed  in  order  ;  to 
celebrate,  solemnize  ;  to  triumph, 
go  in  state. 
Kt/toi'ov,  -ov,  u,  i'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tivoi  labour)  luborwus,fatiguing, 
wearisome,    painful,    uretched ; 
toilsome,  diligent,  assi/luous. 
iniiriinjf,    (fr.    last)    laboriously  ; 

dUi  gently. 
Emitoptvofiitt,  f.   -ivaofiai,   p.   crt 
ncniipcvfiai,   (fr.  cnt  to,   and   ro- 
prCii)  lo  set  out)  to  come  to,  ar- 
rive at ;  to  resnrt  to,  frti/uent  ;  to 
let  out,  go  to  ;  to  trni:crsr,  travel 
over;  to  run  over,  read  slightly. 
par.  pres.  mid.  triroofuiJ/itroj. 
KiTizooniiw  -w,  (fr.  c~'i   inlenn.  and 
rdo-nn  a  buckle)  to  buckle,  clusp^ 
faiurn. 
'RrtvpnaKnv,\m\>f.  act.  ofirtvp/laKu. 
EiriiroaOru,    fr.    tirl    intniu.    and 

ro'idyu,  wliich  dce. 
KnfrpJriin,  -n(,  li,  (fr.  next)  pro- 
prirly,  filnesn  ;    grace,  elegance, 
neatness. 

Ertnnivtn,  -to(  -o?l(,  b,  /;,    (fr.  (ir? 
inlonn.  and  noinu  lo  iM'ronin)  he- 
coming,  fit,   pritprr,     ntnl,     tie- 
gnni,  hanitsonir. 
Kmroinhi,  (fr.  xnmr)  tnheeome,  he- 
fit,  hrsrrm  ;  to  fit,  suit,  nnswrr. 
Kirirpo/tiKcv,  3  nin.  I   n.  ind.  act. 
Att.  —  Krivoofu'v,  Ion.  for  tvi- 
npot7vai,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  twi- 
■npmriiii. 
EirirpuioXXfar,  f.   -.Y)(l,  p.  -»n,  (fr. 
tirj  into,  i>ni  forth,  nnd  in'XXf>i  lo 
Cfnd)   tn  s'rrt'-h  nut,  ixl^nd,  put 
forth ;    ."0  r  rpate,  cU  out,  ijcr, 


Eni 


Eni 


present ;  to  send  forth,  turn  out;  E::/u/J'j(?..'),  -ov,  5,  i),  (fr.  t-i  intens, 


to  produce,  bring  out.  1  a.  ind 

act.  £nTpo[i?Xa. 
Er«xpot»;/ii,f.  -iao>,  p.  -ciKa,  (fr.  tm 

intens.  and  Trpniijjxi  to  send  forth) 

to  send  out  beside  ;  to  escort,  send 

along  tcilh  ;  to  hurl,fiing,  dart. 

1  a.  ind.  act.  c-vKu6>iKa,  and  Alt. 

erriTzpoiriKa.   2   a.    act.    ind.  cti- 

TpdtjV  inf.  ti:i~poe7v(ti. 
ErirootK'is,  -ov,  b  i;,  (fr.c-j  to,  and 

rrpoif  a  gift)  entitled  to  a  part  of 

a  property;  a  joint-tenant ;  por^ 

tionrd. 
'Ezi-pocOcv,    fr.    c-l    intens.    and 

rpoadii;  which  see. 
EjTiTraipu),  f.  -apui,  fr.  same,  and 

TTTatp'jj,  which  see. 
E-tTTTtcBai,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  of  e(piTt- 

'Eirt-Tov,  -is,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

irirrru). 
ETriTTTuY';,    -')?,    i'i,  (fr.  fiTi   upon, 
and  TTTvacm  lo  folci)  a  folding  ;  a 
fold,  plait,  double. 
ETrirwXf'o/iai  -oT'jjiat,  Poet,  for  £Tri- 

roXf'u). 
ETip^uiru),   f.  -aiH,  p.   tripliayKa, 
and  ETTipliavTi^w,  (fr.  fri  upon, 
and  ^uu'u)  or  liavritui  to  sprinkle) 
^o  sprinkle  upon,  besprinkle,  be- 
dew. 
KTiPfiuTTTii),  f.  -ilw,    p.    eirfpliaipa, 
(fr.  same,  and  //a'jrrw  to  sew)  /o 
»cuj  i/pon  or  <o ;    to  join  to ;  to 
sew  in,  stitch. 
E~tpiifiaciii,  f.  -^0),  p.  eTzipl>a)(a,  (fr, 
same,    and  pdaau)    to    dash)    <« 
dash  against,  threw  down,  over- 
turn ;  to  rush  upon,  drive  against ; 
to  bar,  block  up. 
Erip^ai^ojt^/u)  -ui,   fr.    e-i  intens. 

and  pnij-oiSiu),  wliich  see. 
Enipjlfrrtls,  -fos  -ov{,  b,  ri,  (fr.  next) 
hanging  down,  danglin);  ;  prone, 
inclined  to,  kind  towards, 
Enp^iTw,  f.  -i^w,  [I.  fzi'pl)C(pa,  (fr. 
iiTi  intens.  and  Jj/ttu)  to  incline) 
to  bend,   lean,  incline;    to  over- 
hang ;  to  verge,  tend. 
ET(p///u)  -w,  f.  -tvoio,  (fr.  C77i  upon, 
and  fitio  to  flow)  to  fioiu  over,  in 
or  ujion,  run  into;  (o  fiork,  run 
or  crowd  together  ;  also,  (fr. /j/w 
lo  speak)    to  sjirak   against,  say 
vtorcovcr.  pres.  inf.  a.r\.cTiol>un'. 
Etrtppi'iyrvfit,  f.  -pi'i^ui,  (fr.   itti   in- 
tens.  and  jji'iyvviii   lo   break)  to 
break    in   pieces,    bruise,    dash, 
break  npen. 
EniplifiOtaKi,  Jon.  fiir  cvlplmnai,  3 
«in.  impf    net.   of  tirio/i^Viru  or 


and  pdBos  the  dashing  of  water) 
a  helper,  assislatil,  favourer  ; 
one  who  7nakes  great  exertions  to 
assi'it ;  useful,  beneficial,  advan- 
tageous. 
E~tpf>wvvviii,  and  Ejrip/juji  I'w,  C. 
-pwaii),  p.  t-lppuiKa,  (tr.  same, 
and/nji'vufii  to  strengthen)  to  cor- 
roborate, confirm,  strengthen;  to 
encourage,  cheer ;  to  persuade, 
incite,  enforce,  drive  on. 
Etrip^waOtis,  -ttaa,  -Iv,  1  a.  par. 

pass,  of  last. 
Eir/o-uy/ja,    -Sros,    rd,    (fr.   next) 
hoise  cloth  ov  trappings ;  a  bur- 
den, weight,  load  ;  a  saddle, 
E^niadrru),  f.  -fu,  (fr.  em  upon,  and 
auTTw  to  load)  to  cover,  spread ; 
to  saddle,  harness,  load. 
Eriaeiw,  f.  -co),  p.  -Ka,  (fr.  same, 
and    actio    to    strike)    to    ,ihake 
at,    threaten,    quiver,    brandish  ; 
to    strike,    smile,    hit    or    dash 
upon. 
Ettiocvw,  f.  -tvcii),  (fr.  ezl  intens. 
and   (7£U(i)   lo    shake)    to    move, 
rouse,  excite.      E-niccvoixat,  to  be 
moved,  rouse  one\t  self;  to  rush, 
crowd,  press,  hurry. 
EmtTrifian'o/iiOa,    1    pi.    pres.   ind. 

pass,  of 
Eviaiijialviu,  f.  -aiui,  p.  -ayKa,  (fr. 
fTTi  miens,  and  atifiaivu)  to  sign, 
th.    aijfta    a   sign)    to  point  out, 
show,  signify,  intimate  ;  to  dis- 
cover, disclose,  exhibit,  display. 
E-niarjjiov,  -ov,  ri,   (neut.  of  next) 
an  ensign,  flag,  colours  ;  mark, 
badge. 
E'Tlarifios,  -ov,  b,  »/,  (fr.  cm  intens. 
and  aijiia  a  mark)   notable,  re- 
markable, notorious  ;  illuslrinus, 
noble,  renowned,  excellent;  stamp- 
ed, coined,  marked. 
ETTicrjixu)s,     (fr.   last)    remarkably, 

eminently. 
E-rrlans,  (fr-  same,  and  taos  equal) 
equally,   alike,  just   as,    accord- 
ingly. 
EiriaiTici'iirvos,  Ion.  for  cTiatriov- 
;if  I'oj,  Att.  for  CTTtaiTiadficios,  par. 
1  I",  mid.  of 
EiTi(TiTi^ti>,  f.   -/(Til),  p.    CTriacolriKa,   > 
(fr.  £771  inlrns.  andirir/^ii)  to  feed, 
th.  alros  bread)  to  board, find  in 
meat,    drink,    lie.    provide  ;    to 
feed,  maintain,  keep.    EiriffiTi'^o- 
fiai,  to  be  fed  ;  to  provide,  lay  in 
provisions,  per.  ind.  pass,  ciriac- 
a  It  10)1111. 
EiriaiTi(T)iis,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  hist)  feed' 


iniipiioam.  Or  Ion.  for  ir/p/(r;o(Tt,       "'A',  ./"oil,    victuals,   provisions, 
rnnu'.oftzipjii'ioauioriTTiojiiiyiviti.l     hoard,  diet, 
■jlpfiivov,  -oi',   rd,  (fr.  lui   in,  nnd  Eirimrii^a),  f.  -utrii,  p.  ^jrirrKiiKii,  fr. 


l,iv  the  none)  a  nnsr-jrwel,  nose- 
drop  ;  a  frontlet,  forestall. 

Eirip^frro),  f.  -i^oi,  p.  nr/p/ii0<i,  (fr. 
iB-i  upon,  nnd  ^/irn.)  lo  throw) 
lo  throw  in,  cast  upon,  .flini;  to- 
gether ;  lo  put  iir  lay  upon.  1  n. 
nrt.  ind.  rrr/p/cy'i*  pnr.  cnipj)l- 
tXoc,  n.  pi.  -i/h>  Tff. 

Riria/ii^u,  Nnme  !<%  \ant. 

Enipliofi,  -lit,  li,  (fr.  firiop/u  to  flow 
in)  'I  running,  jiouring  or  flow- 
ing in,  an  influx. 
■(23i) 


ivi  intens.  and  irka^u,  which 
Rce. 
ET!ianfirroiint,f.  -xpn/ini,  p.  iirlaKiji- 
jiiu,  ((r,  (it!  upon,  and  aKlfrmfiai 
lo  ron>^ider)  tn  think  upon,  con- 
sider;  to  III  hold,  view;  to  visit, 
go  to  see,  relieve  ;  to  hmk  upon, 
favour,  regard  ;  to  inspect,  sur- 
vey, count ;  to  rtionse,  select,  pick 
out.  2  a.  inil.  pa«s.  irrcaKd- 
Ttijv.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  iniaKtddp>iv' 
impr.    iirtoKi\pat,  in    2   pi.    itri- 


Eni 


Em 


BKiipaaOf  sub.  cirKTK/tfu/iac,  ->i,\     oKiroi  darkness)  lo  overshadmv, 
-ifTat.  I     s'i(if/r,  <laike7i. 


KTiffWiro),  fr.  Ctti  upon,  and  aKlirta, 
which  SCO. 

ETTIOKtlra'^li*,    f.   -ifoui,  |).  -llKa,   (fr. 

same,   and   aKcvdi^io  to   turnish, 
th.   aurfPos   I'lirniturc)    li>   repair 
menii ;  to  renew,  nslore ;  lo  pack 
up,  loiiil,  Imrntss  ;  to  prepare  for, 
mflke  ready,  furni.ih,  proi'ide. 

Eiri«fu.i(TriV«,  -ov,  b,  (Ir.  last)  a  re- 
newer,  restorer  ;  a  purveyor,  pro- 
vider. 

EwiffkCiK),  -fii,  fly  (fr.  same)  a  re- 
pairing, mendins,  repairs;  re- 
storation ;  solemnization,  rclr- 
bration  ;  preparation,  furniture, 
equipage,  harness. 

'E,-Ki<iKe^aaBat,mi. — Eno-x-fi^affOt, 
2  pi.  inipr.  —  EjrKTKti^ui^itQu,  1 
pi.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  offTiffKftrro/i«i. 

KT^ffKE!|'<5,  -'0?,  Alt.  -c(i)f,  i';,  (fr. 
tKicKizTTO^at  to  visit)  inspection, 
examinatian,  superintendance  ; 
custody,  charge,  care,  trust  ;  a 
visit. 

ETt<riCI/V<i(i)  -S),  f.  -W(7U),p.  CTTtCKI/Hi; 

Ka,  (fr.  f "1  in,  and  aKriv6tt)  to  pitch 
a  tent,  fr.  oKiivh  a  tent)  to  live  in 
tents ;  to  enter  into,  possess,  a/nde, 
dwell.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cTrtaKrjvuiaa' 
sub.  cTriaKrjvuxTiii,  ->li,  -f}- 
Ettick/itttji,   (fr.   trri  against,  and 
aKtjTTTb)  to  dash)  to  rusli,  strike 
or  dash  against  ;    to  glance,  fly 
off ;   to  accuse,  charge  ;   to  call 
to  witness  ;    to  conjure,  beseech ; 
to    give    a    charge,    order,    di- 
rect. 
'EvtcTKid^ui,  (fr.  tri  upon,  and  oKta 
a  shadow)  to  overshadow,  shade. 
par.  pres.  act.  fem.  evtaKid^ou- 
aa. 
EfUffaffw,   -£if,  -£(,    1   f. — ETri- 
CKidau),  -jii,  -rj,  1  a.  Sub.  act.  of 
€TrioKid^(i). 
EtiVkio;,  -ou,  h,  f),   (fr.  cm  upon, 
and   oKia    a    shadow)    oversha- 
dowed, shady  ;    obscure,   in  the 
shade. 
EiriiTKiprou    -ui,    (fr.    same,    and 
oKiprdw   to  skip)    to  leap  upon, 
bound,  skip  ;  to  insult. 
"E-maKdira,  (fr.  tm  upon,  and  cko- 
irbi    a   butt)    effectually,    effica- 
ciously, successfully. 
Eri(T/co7rc(,  pres.  inipr.  act.  cont.  of 
Efifffoff/w  -d,  f.  -tjoui,  p.  circdKuTTrj- 
Ka,  and  Ettktkotci'U,  (fr.  ctti  in- 
tons.  and  aKo-riui  or  uKoncixji  to 
survey)  to  visit ;  to  inspect,  over- 
see,   superintend,    look   to,   take 
care  ofvjotch,  observe;  to  weigh, 
consider,  examine. 
"ZmaKOTrh,  -S?,  fi,  (fr.  same)  charge, 
trust,    custody  ;    inspection,    su- 
perintendance,   a   bishoprick  ;    a 
visitation,  infliction,  punishment, 
vengeance. 
Eir/fficoirot,   -ou,  b,   (fr.  same)  an 
overseer,  inspector,  sniptrvxsor,  su- 
perirUendanl  ;  a  bisliop ;  a  pre- 
si'Umt,  governor,  ruler ;  a  scout, 
spy,  senlirul. 
'ETucKo-nouvTC!,   n.    pi.    cont.   par. 
pres.  act.  of  cnioKOTrlo} 


VLirtttKv^ofiai,    (fr.  tni   iiitcns.  and 
OKv^u}  to  whine  like  a  dojj)  to 
growl,  snarl,  hi  nii!;ry,  take  ill. 
Ejrio-Ki'ifwiTui,  3  pi.  pros,  sub,  mid. 

of  last. 
KitiaKvOli^u),    (fr.    fr:?   iiitcns.    and 
XKvOtif  a  Scythian)  to  drink  like 
a  Scythian,  be  drunk,  pros.  inf. 
act.  fT:i<7»,ii()/^rii'.  1  a.  impr.  act. 
£Tri(r<,i50i<rov  inf.  cKiakvOicrat. 
EriCTKiii'ioi',  -01',  rd,  (fr.  cizl  upon, 
and  aKvv(ov  the  eyelid)  the  eye- 
brow, the  brow. 
ETTitTKutirToi,  f.  -i^u),  p.  -<j>a,  (fr.  en'i 
iiitcns.   and  nKcowru)  to   deride) 
to  taunt,  sciff,  .'meer,  ridicule. 
Ettkt/ki'u)  -w,  fr.  same,  and  apdut, 

which  see. 
Kviajirj,   Ion.   for    tirtc/ia,   3  sin. 

cont.  pros.  ind.  act.  of  last. 
E-nTftvycp!),  -i/f,   '/,  (fr.  eni  intcns. 
and  ajiv-)(y)  to  waste)  wretched, 
miserable. 
Entaoficw  -ui,  fr.  same,  and  ao^iu, 

which  see. 
'ErKTOf,  -01),  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 

laoi  equal)  equal,  even,  alike, 
E7ri(T77a'ff0w,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr. 

pass,  of  CTritrrau). 
E-i(T7ra(Tri}p,  -Tjpoi,  b,  (fr.  tzicndd) 

to  draw  to)  a  hinge. 
ErriffrraoTpo)',    -ou,   tu,   (fr.  same) 
a  cord,  rope,  string  to  draw  or 
pull  ;  o  covering,  tent,  hangings, 
curtain,  veil. 
ETTicTTTauj  -u,  f.   -tiaui,  p.  -Ka,   (fr. 
em  upon,   and   (n:du>   to   draw) 
to  draw  to,  attract ;   to  assume, 
take  upon  ;  to  draw  in,  soak  up  ; 
to  draw  over  or  upon ;  to  draw 
the  foreskin  over  the  glans,  be- 
come uncircumcised.  pres.  impr. 
pass.  cTTimrdov  -ui,  -aiadui  -daOw. 
per.  pass.  tircaTraafiai.  1  f.  mid. 
(.■Kiu-ndao^iai.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  ittcij- 
TTixadjxriv,  -u>,  -aro. 
KiriaiTciaii,  -to;,   Att.  -£U)?,  t'l,  (fr. 
next)  a  libation,  an  offering  of 
liquids ;  a  truce. 
Etriffff/i'^u),   f.    £7ri(rir£i(ju),    (fr.    £7ri 
upon,  and  tnr/ v^w  to  pour  out)  to 
pour  upon ;  to  pour  out,  make  a 
libation  or  offering  of  liquids  ;  to 
nffer. 
'E.TTiaTTtpyjji;,  -ioi  -ouj,  b,  i],  (fr.  cm 
intens.   and  a-rripx'^  '•*  hasten) 
quick,  hasty,  speedy. 
EmtTTTfpx'^i   ('■'•  same)   to  hasten, 

hurry,  urge,  press. 
Kmarnvfiii),  f.  -aw,  p.  tviatrcvKn, 
(fr.  same,  and  oTTcviw  to  hasten) 
to  tirge,  press,  enforce,  hurry, 
hasten,  make  speed,  despatch. 
ETTKTTriiii  -ui,  (fr.  cm  upon,  and  airuj, 
Poet,  for  cmo  to  follow)  to  go 
to,  meet ;  to  follow,  overtake  ;  to 
accompany,  attend,  obey  ;  to  fa- 
vour, assist,  support.  2  f.  ind. 
act.   £j7(<TjrO.   2  a.  act.  ind.  im- 


Eni 

^aKa,  (fr.  £7rl  intcns.  and  aitoii 
fd^ui  to  hasten)  to  hurry,  press, 
hasten,  make  sprid,  despatch. 
ETri(Ti7oiii5o(Tn)4-,  -ori,  b,  (fr.  last)  a 
haslfuir,  instigator,  (juukener,  en- 
ticcr,  seducer. 
Kmo-zu),  cont.  for  ciriatluj,  or  2  a. 

sub.  act.  of  same. 
E-i(7-ui/j£i'of,  par.  pros.  pass.  cont. 

of  ema-Kdio. 
EirtaavTus,  -ov,b,  !;,  (fr.  next)  rush- 
ing upon,  sudikii,  violent. 
KiTtcavto  or  -ti'iu,   (fr.  fir)  intens. 
and  auu),  same  as  oo'tui  lo  drive) 
to  rouse,  excite ;    to  rttsh  upon, 
attack,  charge  ;  to  pursue. 
Entaaoirpov,  -ov,  t(),  (fr.  cm  upon, 
and  o-uirpoi'  the  felloe  of  a  wheel) 
the  iron  shoeing  or  strakcs  of  a 
wheel. 
Eirlara,  Poet,  and  Dor.  for  eirloTa- 
aai,  2  sin.  pres.   ind.  mid.   oi 
c-ntoTanat, 
ETTtaTaOch,  -claa,  -tv,  par.   1    a, 

pass,  of  cijilaTrjfit. 
EmaraOiAcla,  -ai,  i),  (fr.  cm  in,  and 
(Trafl/iij  a  standing)  a  residence, 
lodging, dwelling, abodc,quarters. 
E7r(trra6/j£tiu),  f.  -cvou),  (fr.  same) 
to  lodge,  abide,  dwell,  reside,  set 
up,  keep  quarters. 
ETrlcTadjios,   -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
regulator  of  lodging  ;  a  host,  en- 
tertainer, 
ETrlcTana(,  f.   ciriaTriaojiai,  (fr.  cid 
intens.   and   1(!t)ixi   to  know)   to 
know  how,  be  expert  or  skilful, 
be   acquainted  with;    to  under- 
stand ;  to  heed,  mind,  mark,  ob- 
serve, notice,  advert  to.  1  pi.  pres. 
ind.  £Tri(Tra'/i£Oa*  par.   cmcrdjic- 
vog.  impf.   mid.   cmardpriv,  and 
r]T!iaTd)it)V. 
Eiriarafiai,  also  Ion.  for  c(j)iaTauai, 
pass,  or  mid.  of  ciptarrifjii,  from 
whence  E7rio'r<i//£i'Of,   RirlaTacr- 
dat,  &c.    Ion.    for   t(ptaTdiJtcvoi' 
par.  c<ji((!Taa6at,  inf.  pres.  mid.  of 
dpiarrjiii, 
Emardjicvoi,  -n,  -ov,   (par.  pres. 
mid.  of  £n-iVra/in()  knowing,  skil- 
ful, expert ;    intelligent,  sensible. 
ETTiora^fiuif,  (fr.  last)  knowingly, 

skilfully,  expertly. 
E-mtjTai,  -uaa,  -civ,  n.  pi.  -ardvTCS, 

par.  2  a.  act.  of  ecpiarrifit. 
ETTldTaaat,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid. 

of  CTTiaTafiat. 
EKiaTaaOai,  KniaTancvos,  see  evla- 


(TTTOV'  sub.  £r(<717W,  -i}{,  -j;. 

Emo-nnijivv,   -oio,   -oito,  2  a.  opi, 

mid.  of  last. 
Eirianopin,  -riu  -h,  (fr.£Trhipon,and 

CTTcipui  to  sow)  a  second  sowing. 


EmoKOTititi  -C,  (fr.  cm  upon,  a.nd,ET:ia-!Tov5d(u},  f.  -aaoi,  p.  nrcaToi 

(236) 


racial. 

EiTiuTaata,  -a;,  !],  and  'EtrlaTacts, 
-lof,  Att.  -£u>{,  >';,  (fr.  C(plaTr]fit  to 
set  over)  inspection,  superintend- 
ance, management,  care  ;  office, 
charge,  government ;  attention, 
caution,  consideration  ;  a  coming 
on  or  upon,  force,  attack, 

ETrlaraTui,  3  sin.  —  ErtaraaOc, 
-Tavrai,  2  and  3  pi.  —  Emardfic- 
voi,  par.  pres.  mid.  of  ETTiVrafifH. 

E-maTaTco)  -w,  f.  -tjcui,  p.  -)7*"a,  (fr. 
next)  to  preside,  rule,  oversee, 
superintend,  direct ;  to  he  or  act 

as    CTTlOTHTtJS. 

EirtardTtis,  -ov,  u,  i';,  ,(fr.  ccpicTTj/xi 
to  stand  over)  a  master,  governor, 
ruler ;  a  president,  overseer,  su- 


Eni 

penntendant.  Or,  (fr.  cricrafiat 
to  be  expert)  expert,  skilful. 

ETiarnro,  3sin.  impf.  of  cTtiaraftat. 

KtiffToTov,  -01),  ro,  (fr.  c^iaTrjin  to 
stand  upon)  the  stand,  foot  or 
thank  of  a  cap  or  goblet. 

Ettio  rarovvTCS,  n.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  c-iaTaTiui. 

ETiffrfarai,  Ion.  for  e-iaravTai,  3 
pi.  pres.  ind.  of  CTriara/iai. 

'EviaruXat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 

E!rl<T^fA^(^),  f.-artXa,  p.  CTTi<rra\Ka, 
(fr.  fs-i  to,  and  ffr/,\A<j  to  send) 
to  send  to,  send  a  mesxage,  write 
a  letter  ;  to  adorn  ;  to  e-^uip,  fur- 
nish, provide.  I  a.  ind.  act.  tir/cr- 
TciXa.  per.  ind.  mid.  citiaToXa. 

Etritrrtva'^u),  f.  -Sam,  (fr.  £n-(  intens. 
and  cTcvd^ut  to  groan)  and 

Ejr((rr£i'a;^iYu),  f.  -ao),  (fr.  est  in- 
tens. and  artva^i^ui  to  groan) 
to  sigh  or  groan  over,  mourn  for, 
bewail,  lament,  deplore, 

ETiffTtutrt,  2  pL  impf.  act.  — ETriir- 
Tcuiiiriv,  -ov,  -iTO,  impf.  pass.  — 
l^TriaTCvaa,-as,-cor-tv,  pi.  -aarc, 
-any,  act.  —  E.TCtaTcv8rir,  -lifV) 
pass.  1  a.  ind.  of  iriaTcvij). 

ETft<rrC(prts,  -ioi  -oPs,  o,  //,  (fr.  im 
upon,  and  arifio  to  crown) 
CTOitnerf,  adorned  with  garlands, 
flowers,  ribands,  &c,  ^//«c/  <o 
the  brim. 

'E-t<rTi(pui,  f.  -i//u,  p.  ciriaTtifia,  (fr. 
same)  see  ariipiit. 

EiriariuivTai,  Ion.  for  cnlaravTat,  3 
pi.  pres.  ind.  of  ETi'irra/iai. 

EiriVri),  Att.  for  CTiaraaai,  2  sin. 
pres.  ind.  of  same. 

EmVrTiSi,  -;;ru,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of 
C(plaT>ifti. 

Eriff7-q9('^o/iai,  f.  -taoiiai,  (fr.  ctti 
upon,  and  (jr^Qoj  the  breast)  to 
recline,  lean  or  re»t  upon  another'' s 
breast. 

E'KrTfifiaii,  d.  pi.  of 

E-c<m//jr;,  -i;(,  ^,  (fr.  tntarafiai  to 
know)  knowledge,  science;  skill, 
ingenuity,  art, 

KTtarriiiuoftai,  (fr.  next)  to  become 
wise  or  learned;  to  be  improved 
or  instructed. 

Etktti'ihidv,  -ovo{,  6,  q,  (fr.  iirlara- 
fiai  lo  know)  /cHouuVif,  intelli- 
gent ;  scientific ;  skilful,  inge- 
nious, artful. 

EiriaT/ji'ai,2a.  inf.  act.  of  i<plaTi]fit. 

Eri(7Ti)p/^(i>,  f.  -/fu),  and  Alt,  -lai, 
p.  ifftur/ifliYd.  (fr.  tri  upon,  and 
VTtml^ui  to  fix)  to  strengthen, Jit, 
fasten  ;  Ui  rest,  Iran,  set  the  hand 
upon,  par.  pruH.  act.  tnorz/p/- 
fwr,  n.  pi.  -^orrcj.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
circor^pi^a. 

ETiffriJcoMui,  -r/,  -trai,  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  of  trtlaraiiai, 

KrlnTiof,  loti.  for  iiftftTTidv, 

Krhrini,  Ion.  for  t(p/aTto(, 

En^i'^r.i  ,'MfTt/ji/,  Ion.  for  iiriardiJcoy 
-01'.,  iiiifif.  art.  of 

ET<ffro/J/i.i  -<3,  for  txiiTToiiliMt. 

ETi<7r'i(;{,;^„,,  fr.  tri  u|K>n,  and 
cm  'I'l^'.i,  which  »cc. 

Etriar'jiiii'  F/f,  (fr.  iriurAAw  lo 
adorn). ill  stair,  gramlly ;  grace- 
fvUy,  cleganlh/,  neatly, 

EriffroXifw,  f.  -u<ru,\i,iirtaTuXaKaf 


Em 

(fr.  same)  to  collect,  put  toge- 
ther ;  to  lay  upon,  heap,  pile  up, 
accumulate. 

EjTioToAi?,  -i;;,  fi,  (fr.  same)  an 
epistle,  letter,  message  ;  an  order, 
command,  mandate, 

ErtffToA?Kds,  -ij,  -01',  (fr.  last)  epis- 
tolary, like  a  letter. 

EiricTO/i/ui  -S),  f,  -i;ffu,  p.  cncard- 
jiriKa,  and 

Eirio-ro/i/^o),  f.  -I'cro),  p.  circaTdfUKa, 
(fr.  tri  upon,  and  aru/xa  the 
mouth)  to  stop  the  mouth,  muz- 
zle ;  to  repress,  check  ;  to  taunt; 
to  deride,  affront,  reproach;  to 
throw  on  the  face, 

E-maTdfiiov,  -ov,  t3,  (fr.  same)  a 
cock,  lap,  spiggot,  valve  ;  a  stop 
in  a  musical  instrument. 

ETTiaTovaxii^ii),  f,  -(70),  same  as  c-i- 
oevaj^i^u,, 

EmarpaTcia,  -a;,  f/,  (fr.  next)  an 
expedition,  inroad,  invasion, 

EniaToarciu),  f.  -cvau,  p.  -Ka,  (fr 
evi  agaiost,  and  aTparciui  to 
serve  in  war)  to  march  against, 
invade,  make  an  inroad,  under- 
take an  expedition. 

ETTiarpaTiiiri,  -175,  1),  Ion.  for  £:riff 
Tpareia. 

Ea-i(Trpa0£(f,-£7<ra, -fVipar.  — Eiri- 
arpaipi'iTii),  3  sin.  -iprirt,  2  pi 
impr.  —  ETiffT-pai^ilKTi,  3  pi.  sub. 

2  a.  pass.  —  E-i.arpi<pc,  pres 
impr.  act.  —  ErnrTpfcpfrai,  3  sin 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of  tTiiarpupij). 

E-!TiaTpc(piuii,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for 
E7ri(rrp£0uj,  (fr.  next)  cautious- 
ly, warily  ;  cunningly,  artfully; 
fraudulently,  deceitfully, 

Entarpeip!);,  -iog  -oui,  b,  1;,  (fr 
next)  ddigent,  careful,  industri- 
ous ;  artful,  ingenious ;  perverse, 
mischievous,  injurious, 

Eiriarpiipij),  f.  -i|u),  p.  cr:iaTpc(pa, 
(fr.  £7ri  upon,  and  arpli<iui  to  turn ) 
to  make  turn,  convert,  bring 
hack,  change,  alter  ;  to  turn  back 
or  towanis,  return ;  to  pervert, 
corrupt  ;  to  twist,  writhe,  distort  ; 
to  torture.  Mid.  to  lake  care  of, 
turn  to,  apply,  attend  to.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  cKiaTpc\pa-  impr.  ciri- 
arpctpov.  2  a.  ind.  act.  ciriarpS- 
<t>ov.  2  a.  pass.  ind.  encarpa<liri''- 
per.  ind.  mid.  tiriaTprxba. 

Eviarpfxpat,  inf.  —  EviaTpi\pai, 
•aaa,  -av,  par.  —  EiriaTpt^nTia, 

3  sin.  -i|.nr£,  3  pi.  impr.  — Eti- 
oro/i^u, -,»)$,-p,3  pi.  -i|(jjori,  sub. 
I  II.  act,  —  E7ri(7Tp/>^u),  -ti{,  -£i, 
I  f.  ind.  act.  of  laMt. 

E»r/<rrp£i^ij,  -loj,  All,  -tuif,  Ij,  (fr. 
fmoTpidui  lo  turn)  a  turning, 
rimvcrsuin,  change,  alteration. 

EiTiarpoipiiorii',  (ft.  name)  on  all 
sidis,  ttiry  way  ;  bravely,  stout- 
ly, valiantly, 

Evtarnoifil),  -i)(,  /),  (fr.  aamc)  a 
turning,  conversion,  change  ;  an 
eihly,  whirl ;  un  nverturmng, 
tumult,  confusion,  a  crowd  ;  ap- 
plication, cnrr,  ntttntinn;  pu- 
nishment ,rh(ulisi  mrnl  ;  an  event, 
turn,  cirrumilancr, 

EnlaTpo({>oi;,  -on,  b.  If,  (fr.  (tame) 
cunw:rsanlwiUi,rmploycdamoni', 
(237) 


Em 

acquainted,  familiar ;  attentive, 
courteous,  hospituhle ;  frequented, 
resorted  to  ;  crooked,  winding, 
tortuous,  wreathed, 

Eiriorpuii'i'uu),  f.  -arpuxiu),  p.  £7r£- 
oTpwKtt,  (fr.  em  upon,  and  crpuiv- 
vt(i)  to  spread)  to  strew  or  sjiread 
tipon  ;  to  lay  smooth  ;  tu  prostrate, 
fall,  1  a.  ind.  act.  c-^iarpuiKa. 

E-iarvipt\i^ia,  f.  -fui,  (fr.  tm  in- 
tens. and  <rru0£Ai^u)  to  shatter) 
to  lush,  slash,  beat,  batter,  bruise, 
flog,  strike,  dash  against. 

ETricTTo),  cont.  for  ema-ao,  which 
Ion.  for  c-iaraao,  2  sin.  impf.  of 
CTziaTafiat. 

E7ncrrwflj/s,2  sin.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

TTIffriiui. 

EiriaTiicavTO,  3  pi.  of  E-ioraxra- 
fxriv,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  TTiiTTiia). 

Eiricvvayaydv,'!,  a.,  inf.  act.  Att.  of 

Eviavi'dyti),  t.  -sw,  p.  eTTtavvtj)(^a, 
(fr.  £7ri  upon,  criiv  together,  and 
dyo}  to  lead)  to  gather  together, 
collect,  assemble.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
tiriavvij^a'  inf.  e-iavvd^ai.  2  a. 
act.  ind.  c-rrtavvnYor,  but  more 
usually  the  Att.  fTio-in'Oyuycy* 
inf.  iTztiTvi'ayaydv.  per.  pass, 
ind.  cmavvTiynaf  par.  e~icvvr]y- 
/(/I'OS.  1  a.- pass.  ind.  tTrtavvr/^- 
6i)i''  par.  CTnavia-^Oiii. 

E-icvvayij>yfi,  -Tjs,  >'i,  (fr.  last)  a 
meeting,  coming  together  ;  an  as- 
semblage,collection,congrcgation. 

EirKTuvarro),  f.  -'^'u),  p.  £7ri(Tv>')i0a, 
(fr.  same,  and  «7rra)  to  join)  to 
join  together,  cement ;  lo  unite, 
connect ;  to  yoke,  couple  ;  to  im- 
pute, lay  upon. 

ET!tcvi'axO!:'i<rii,n.  fcni.  sin. —  Eirt- 
avvaxOd(ju)v,  g.  fern.  pi.  of  £7ri- 
avvaxOtis^  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  etti- 
avvdyu. 

Ettktiii'/;^!!),  (fr.  £m  upon,  uiii'  witli, 
and  f;^u)  lo  have)  to  hold  fast 
upon,  take  to  one^s  self,  provide, 
procure;  to  keep  together  ;  toflt, 
join,  adapt. 

ETncvviiynivos,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  nriavi'dYU). 

EwKTUi'i'drf;//!,  f.  CTTtavari'iaio,  p.  £7ri- 
avviarriKa,  (fr.  i-xi  against,  ciiv 
together,  atiil  'iariii'i  to  set)  to  set 
or  place  together  upon ;  lo  raise 
or  set  up  against ;  to  rvcite  sedi- 
tion. ETTiavvldTiifiai,  to  rise  up 
against,  conspire,  plot,  rebel ;  to 
coexist,  be  in  or  along  with. 

Emavi'Tftlxu),  1.  -Wpi'fu),  (fr.  same, 
and  rpix'^  '"  "■"")  '"  ''""  toge- 
ther upon,  assemnle  at,  meet  to- 
gether. 2  a.  ind.  act.  iKiavvifpii- 
//iir. 

Eniavpio,  (fr.  tni  intens.  and  avpm 
to  draw)  to  trail  or  drag  after, 
draw  along ;  lo  protract,  spin 
out  ;  to  entangle,  embarrass,  per- 
plex, involve, 

EmaiarSai^,  -lof,  Att.  -twi,//,  (fr. 
LTiavvlaTtijti  In  iiel  up  ag.iiiisl)  n 
shock,  charee,  onset ;  an  army, 
line  of  bnltir ;  an  assemblage, 
collrrlion,  crowd  ;  a  amspirary, 
concourse,  tumult,  insurrection; 
an  rngagemtnt,  business,  uccu^ 
pation. 


EIU 

E)ri(rv(rrp/yu>,  f.  -v/w,  (fr.  crl  a- 
gniiisl,  ei'V  logctliiT,  and  orplipit) 
loliiiii)  to  iKin  ii!;<ii>ist  logillter, 
conxpirr,  concert;  lo  coUtct,ruii 
toaelher. 

F.TiaOe^coit,  -i"«,  Alt.  -cuj, /;,  (fr. 
samf,  ami  i\a>  I<>  hold)  a  hvtit- 
i«S  togrtlirr,  cunsltuici/,  persetc- 
rancc ;  rcxtrniitt,  rculritiion. 

Effiffi^w  (fi-.  £Tri  ns;;utist,  and(Ti'«  for 
cril'u)  lo  slialicj  /()  exrile,  rov.ie. 
tr«riiu/ini  lo  rush  vp,  cliurge, 
pur.iiie. 

K-tail>ityi'iacTni,  3  sin.  1  f.  mid.  of 

Eti<T(/i'(^u)  or  -aifx'iTTM,  f.  -sw,  (fr. 
fTi  n|)on,  and  aijuii^ui  to  kill)  to 
ulai/  upon,  Siicrijire  over  ;  to 
kilt,  xl'iughtcr,  butcher;  to  xlay 
one  vpnn  wuitlter. 

'E~taipu\iii,  -ini  -iiDf,  I),  I'l,  (fi'.  £~i 
inlcns.  and  aijiiiWui  lo  trip)  slip- 
perp,  smooth ;  clangcrou.i,  hn- 
znnhux. 

E-i<T(/.uX(Sf,  {fr.  last)  dangerously, 
slipper y. 

Eirirypiivi'^u,  f.  -tau),  [>•  fnteippii- 
yiKit,  (fr.  £-1  upon,  and  aijjniiyi^w 
to  seal,  th.  cri/ip.iyis  a  seal)  to  put 
a  seat  on,  stamp,  mark  ;  lo  rati- 
fy, conjirm. 

lS.-iaipvpiui',  -ou,  rb,  (Ir.  errl  upon, 
and  o-ij'iirpoi'  the  ancle)  the  clasp 
or  huckte  of  the  greaves. 

E-ia^^i  inipr.  —  ErrKr;^;'.?!',  in(.  — 
E.Ticr;^wi',  par.  2  a.  act.  of£-f;^(<j, 
or  same,  pros,  of  £-i'a;^;u). 

E-i'iT;y;££  and  E-i(TX'''£"'»  !""•  ''"' 
f-iiTYt  and  tma^ih',  see  last,  as 
it  fr.  cTTiax^fut. 

E-'(7;^£»,  Ion.  for  £r('(r^Y"">  ""!"■•  — 
E,-ia)(^iliivvs,  par.  2  a,  mid.  of 
c-ix''>t  or  same,  pres.  of  nria- 

X'''' 
E-itfX'f"^'  (perhaps  fr.   cTrhxia  to 
wiihhold)  successively,  in  order, 
thence  ;  then,  aflerwarils. 

E!TlVx£(TI{,     "(0?,    Alt.    -£Wf,    II,     (fr- 

izrlax"')  same  as  frf'^^u  to  re- 
strain) a  unthhnlding,  prohilii- 
tion  ;  restraint,  restriction. 

Ernrj^iio),  f.  -van),  p.  friV^u/oii,  (fr. 
tri  intens.  and  i(r;(;pu  to  prevail, 
th.  layi'i  strength)  to  grow 
strong,  increase  in  power,  pre- 
vail ;  In  persist,  force,  urge,  lie- 
conie  violent.  1  a  ind.  act.  of 
trlax'""!. 

Kiricxu),  same  as  ezixi^- 

Eri(Tojpci'(7()u<Ti,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  ol 

E,~t(rii>nci<j),  f.  -cvau),  p.  iirKTCaiiiptv- 
Ku,  (fr.  ctt'i  intens.  and  ciapcvut  to 
heap,  th.  awpug  a  heap)  to  heap 
vp,  collect,  amass. 

'Entrayii,  -i)i,  1),  (f't.  t-iTnaaui  to 
order)  a  conimanil,  onler,  in- 
junction ;  a  charge,  appointment ; 
authority,  jurisibctinn. 

'E'jirayii'i,  -linii,  tu,  (fr.  same) 
same  as  last  ;  also  an  rulditionul 
regiment,  extra  hntUdion. 

E-iV/((i£{,  Ion.  for  tzinifci. 

ETirfocri'ip,  -ijpoi,  <•■,  (fr-  CTTiTiiaiju) 
to  order)  a  commnmler,  regulator, 
taskmaster,  overseer. 

'E.'^iTiiKTh(;,-m;  ?),^,  (fr.  same)  com 
man'Ud,   onlcred,   appointed^  re- 
gulated, arranged. 


Eni 

ETri7((/(t<cii',  Ion.  for  tiriTipvcii; 
|)res.  inf.  act.  of t-irZ/nii). 

E-iT(i(,i;,  3  sin.  1  a.  siih.  act.  of 
(■^tTiiaau). 

E^TiT/i^ij,  -lOf,  All.  -£u){,i';,  (fr.  £!ri- 
Tiiaau)  to  order)  a  command,  or- 
der, injunction,  opjiointment,  re- 
gulatuin. 

EriTHpiiffiTu  or  -ttui,  f.  -^w,  p.  -X"t 
(fr.  £!r(  intens.  and  rnpiiaaio  to 
disturb)  to  hinder,  interrupt,  dis- 
turb. 

E,-ir<lplic6uf,  -ov,  i,  li,  same  as 
i-ipjii)Boi. 

En-iVnffif,  -!»?,  Alt.  -£w;,  i';,  (fr.  ciri- 
Ttivti)  to  stretcli)  extension,  in- 
crease, growth;  attention,  in- 
tenseness,  earnestness,  vehe- 
mence. 

K-tT(iaaui  or  -mo,  f.  -fw,  p.  t-trl- 
Tiiya,  (fr.  tvi  inlcns.  and  Tnaaui 
to  arrange)  to  place  behind  or 
after ;  to  set  in  order,  arrange, 
(linpose,  reg^date  ;  to  onler,  com- 
mand, enjoin,  appoint.  1  a.  nid. 
act.  cTiTti^a.  per.  ind.  mid.  c-i- 
TiTnya. 

E-i.T<iipt(t,  -0)1',  n't,  (ncut.  pi.  of 
next )  grave-clothes,  funeral  gar- 
ments, a  winding-sheet. 

E-iTdijitoi,  -ov;  h,  >i,  (fr.  f!t\  upon, 
and  Tn(j)Oi  a  tomb)  funereal, 
sepulchral ;  mournj'ul,  mourn- 
ing. 

E-ir(i;^i'irM,  fr.  i-\  intens.  and  ra- 
^^rru,  which  see. 

EjriTfOai,  -]ii,  -fi,  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of 

tTTlTlOlllJH. 

E-irahyv,  inipr.  —  E-ir£7X«i,  inf. 
—  E-trciXas,  par.  1  a.  act.  of 
£Tir/AXw. 

E~tTdvO),    f.    £-ir£l'W,   p.    CTTtTtTltKa, 

(Ir.  £77i  intens.  and  tcIvu)  to 
stretch)  to  stretch  out,  spread 
over,  extend;  to  increase,  aug 
ment ;  to  strain,  exert,  apply, 
strive,  endeavour  ;  tu  aim,  intend, 
design  ;  to  stretch  or  hang  over 
impend. 

E-iTfi;^i'^u),  f.  -"(TU,  p.  -iKa,  (fr.  £::( 
against,  and  -cix'?.'^  to  wall,  th. 
Tclvus  a  wall)  lo  surround  witli 
a  ivall  or  circumvallation,  build 
a  wall  against,  attack  by  raising 
a  ranijiart  or  mound ;  to  build 
vp,  erect. 

E-iTtix'i'l'a,  -uTOi,  TO,  (fr.  last)  a 
rampart,  mound  or  circumval- 
lation ruined  against  ;  a  fortress, 
castle. 

E-ir*Va,  a.  sin.  of  £«•(>£(. 

K-rrireMirarc,  2  pi.  inipr.  —  Eirtrc- 
\iat]i  3  sin.  sub.  —  Ei:ir£X£VHi, 
inf.  1  a.  act.  —  E-tTt>icaOdi,  a. 
sin.  -OivTu,  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
E-trt\onvTCi,  n.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pros.  act.  —  ETirtTs}^cnftai,-aai, 
-Tilt,  per.  ind.  pass,  of 

EriTe>/M  -0),  f.  -iait),  p.  -£*'"»  (ff- 
£771  intens.  and  t£>(w  lo  finish)  to 
perform,  execute,  cnmplete,Jinish, 
accomplish,  end.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
tntrl'Siaa. 

E-tTcXhf,  -("(  -oTii,  h,;,,  (fr.  same) 
complete,  perfect,  Jinished,  end- 
ed, fuljilled,  executed,  perform- 
ed. 

(238) 


EIII 

ETTirAAtOilon.  for  £7ririXXou,prC!!. 
inipr.  of 

E7r(r(',\Xu/i(ii,  (fr.  £ffi  intcns.  and 
r/XXw  obs.  to  risi')  to  arise,  rise 
up,  spring  up.  ETTir/XXo^m,  lo 
enforce,  command,  order. 

ETTirtXAo/iEiiiwi',  JV^n\.  for  firirfX- 
\ajiliib>v,  g.  pi.  par.  pres.  mid.  ot 
last. 

EiriTf/dij),  f.  -Tciiui,  p.  criTCTi'iiiiKa, 
(li'.  crt'i  intens.  and  rifivto  to  cut) 
to  cut  short,  shorten  ;  lo  cut  vp, 
cut  open,  cut  in  pieces,  dissect. 

Em'nf,  -cKug,  11,  (Ir.  etti  at,  and  tIk- 
Tu)  to  bring  Ibrth)  near  birth, 
near  labour,  in  travail. 

E-iTcp-i'aTcpov,  (neut,  Com|).  of 
next)  more  agreeably,  pleasantly 
or  delightfully. 

EnirepTTiii,  -f'oj  -»i'?,  h,  r),  (fr.  tnX 
intens.  and  r/p-w  lo  delight)  de- 
liglitful,  agreeable,  pleasant, 
conip.   £!nr£p;r£(rr£pof,  sup.  -rri- 

CTaTdi. 

ErrtTi'pTTU),  f.  -i/o),  p.  -^n>  (fr.  same) 
to  delight,  please,  entertain,  gra- 
tij'y  ;  to  attract,  allure. 

ETTiTirpavTai,  3  sin.   — E7rir£Tp«'- 

IjiaTUl,     Ion.      for     ITXlTtTpiX^iyiivOL 

tim,  3  pi.  of  E-mTiTpaixjiai,  per. 
pass.  ind.  of  £-iTp/7rw. 

E-iT)]^aa,  and  Ion.  E-aiTt'fita,  -u>v, 
TO,  (neut.  pi.  of  next)  necessa- 
ries. 

E-iri;(!£ioy,  -on,  h,  {j,  (fr.  tTnTrjiin 
fit)  convenient,  proper,  adapted, 
Jit ;  commodious,  opportune ; 
friendly,  zealous ;  neccssaiy, 
needful,  requisite. 

ETriTiiSci,  (neut.  of  same)  JUly, 
properly  ;  necessarily  ;  purpose- 
ly, intentionally. 

E-rriTi'i^cvfia,  -aTOi,  to,  (fr.  same) 
a  practice,  study,  pursvit,  pro- 
fession, employment ;  a  habit, 
mode  of  life;  a  design,  intent, 
purpose;  a  rule,  order,  custom, 
institution. 

E-(rt}i^ii''o,  f.  -£iJi7u,  (fr.  sanrie)  to 
practise,  study, profess,  cultivate; 
to  labour  at,  pursue  earnestly  ;  lo 
follow,  imitate.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
iTTcriifieiKTa. 

E7nrr]i)iii)s,  Ion.  for  nrtTrihitoi,  (fr. 
c-iT>'ihioi  fit)  Jilly,  properly; 
correctly,  strictly,  conveniently. 

E-iTrii'i)i,  -foi  -ovi,  !),  I'l,  (perhaps 
fr.  fT(  iii)on,  ri  iiiuv  what  is  ne- 
cessary. Or,  £7ri  lo,  anl  //di;; 
agrceablc)/'<,  proper,  convenient; 
agreeable,  accommodated,  apt, 
commodious^  su.flicicnt. 

E-m'iKU),  f.  -fu,  (fr.  tm  upon,  and 
Ti'iKU)  to  melt)  to  melt  vpon,pour 
in  liquid ;  to  dissolve. 

E-triipiui  -w,  f.  -I'lao),  (fr.  cm  in- 
tens. and  rj;pfw  to  watch)  lo 
save,  preserve,  guard,  pmlect,  de- 
fend ;  to  watch,  wait  for.  1  a. 
par,  act.  nriTtjpi'icas. 

ETTtTiOfaat,  Ion.  for  ciriTiOuai  3 pi. 
pres.  ind  act.  —  EiriTiOiaOai, 
pres.  inf.  pass.  —  EiririOtiaiv,  3 
sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  tiriTiOnpi. 

E-iT(0£(,  Ion.  for  tmrlBcTi,  pres. 
inipr.    act.   of  same,    as  if  fr 

£fflTI0l(lJ. 


Eni 

E>riTiei7/ii,  f.  tirctfi/ffu,  p.  tziTtQaica, 
(fr.  tri  upon,  and  riOrjijii  to  put) 
to  put,  set,  place  or  /ny  u/>o», 
up}.ty  ;  to  shut,  close ;  to  put  in 
or  on  board,  lade;  to  cover, 
spread  over ;  to  put  to,  apply, 
add;  to  impose, inflict.  E-ri-iOi- 
aai,  to  propose  to  one''s  set/,  pur- 
pose, intend;  to  set  about,  un- 
dertake ;  to  asxault,  set  or  fall 
upon,  1  a.  ind.  act.  c;riO>]Ka.  2  a. 
act.  ind.  (TriOnf  inipr.  £7716/5. 
inf.  tiriBchat.  1  a.  pass.  ind. 
evcTidtjv'  sub.  iriTidiJ.  1  f.  mid. 
tvidi'ioonat.  -  a.  mid.  [■neOifirjv, 
-cao,  -CTo. 

EiTtTidrji,  -n,  2  and  3  .sin.  pres. 
sub.  act.  of  last. 

EiriTifidtt  -a,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  Emriildri;,  2  sm.  pres.  sub. 
act.  —  Erin/i^i',  pres.  inf.  act. 
cent.  — Effiri/iui'ipar.  pres.  act. 
cont.  of 

Eiriri/irt'a)  -w,  f.  -t'lCio,  p.  t-irtTijir}- 
Ka,  (fr.  twi  intcns.  and  rifidij}  to 
honour)  to  increase  the  value, 
advance  the  price,  enhance,  ng- 
gravcUe ;  to  raise  in  esteem,  ho- 
Tunir,  resped  ;  to  charge,  enjoin ; 
to  upbraid,  reproach  ;  to  chide, 
blame,  reprove,  impf.  act.  crre- 
Ttuaov  -<«.•»'.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cTTtri- 
fttjaa'  impr.  firirifiriaov  opt.  [■zt- 
Ttiifiaoifif  inf.  cirtTifiiiaat. 

Eirin/iarof, -ot),  b,  (fr.  last)  a  ccn- 
surer,  reprover,  railer,  caviller. 
Adj.  captious,  morose,  peevish. 

EiriTi/i^<TU(/i<,  -aif, -ai,  1  pi.  Ettiti- 
fii'iaaifitv,  1  a.  opt.  act.  of  tmn- 
fidti>. 

E-iTi/ii/frtci,  d.  pi.  of 

E»'in'//i7<7(f,  -cof,  Alt.  -twj,  li,  (fr. 
t-ziTciidw  to  blame)  blame,  cen- 
sure,  reproof ;  repronrh  ;  in- 
crease of  price,  enhuucemtnl. 

KrtTiitnrMf,  -ou,  b,  1'/,  (fr.  same) 
censorious,  given  to  find  fault, 
severe, 

E-niritila,  -Of,  <,  (fr.  same)  same 
as  nrirlnnoii- 

'Enirifiioi;  -ou,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
fine,  ptnatly ;  the  reward  «r  ef- 
fect of  wickedness,  jmnishmcut ; 
a  sin,  fault. 

Eirlri/jof,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same)  ho- 
nourahle,  rcspcctahlt ;  honest,  sin- 
cere, just, 

T.viTifiuvTiii,  3  pi.  rent.  [ires.  in<l. 
act.  —  KriTiiiCiiriK,  a.  |il.  tnas. 
cont.  par.  pres.  nrl.  of  same. 

EiriWrOiof, -or,  0,  li,  {fr.  uri  upon, 
and  tItOo(  the  teat)  takini;  milk, 
on  the  breast,  rucking.  Subs. 
a  mukling,  nursling, 

Eirirofiuri,  (fr.  /r!  tJ,  and  nvrb 
Upon  the  sftnii;)  together,  nl  the 
same  time  or  jilare  ;  for  the  same 
purpose  ;  in  union  or  roncnrd, 

KitlroKof,  -o«,  6,  <,  (fr.  iirj  al,  anri 
TUriii  to  brin^  Pirlli)  near  birth, 
near  laliour,  in  Irmiiil. 

KniroMi,  'hf,  ';,  (fr.  fir!  upon,  and 
r/XXui  to  commanrl)  Ion.  for  tf 
ToKfj, 

T.iTiTo>iidctv  -^v,  prc«.  inf.  act.  of 

Eirir0>/i(fiii  -w,  fr.  trl  inlcrw.  tuiH 
roXfidui,  uhicli  Rf.r. 


Em 

EffiTo//^,  -ni,  I'l,  (fr.  eztTinvia  to 
cut  short)  a  cutting  off,  lopping, 
pruning  ;  ampututiun  ;  a  short 
cut ;  an  epitome,  abridgment, 
contraction,  summnry, 

E-;riTOfioi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
compendious,  short,  sunnnury ; 
abridged,  contracted. 

En.TO^n'^ojini,  f.  -dun^ai,  (fr.  £7:1 
at,  and  ru^'ov  a  bow)  to  aim  at, 
shoot  at, 

Es-iroir/^u,  (fr.  £-1  in,  and  rinos  a 
place)  to  meet  uith,  full  ujion, 
light  upon ;  to  get. 

EttitotoXO,  (fr.  £771  intens.  rd  the, 
and  iruAi'f  much)  for  the  most 
part,  generally,  usunlly. 

K-iToraaif,  JF.o\.  with  double  a, 
and  by  Sync,  for  c-itrcrdaai,  par. 
1  a.  act.  of  ETTirtrdw.  Or  in 
same  manner  for  triT-offiVaf,  par. 
1  a.  act.  of  £;:iro-('^w. 

ETnrpt-riog,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  next)  to 
be  allowed,  permitted,  &c.  ac- 
cording to  the  verb. 

EziTpiTTuj,  f.  -i^'U,  p.  t-iTiTptCa,  (fr. 
£n-i  towards,  and  -oizu)  to  turn) 
to  permit,  siij/'er,  allow  ;  to  yield, 
submit,  comply  ;  to  commit,  in- 
trust, deliver  to.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
C7:irpc\pn.  per.  pass.  ind.  cviri- 
Toaj/iJLat.  2  a.  ind.  pass.  e-ireTpu- 
nt/r,  per.  mid.  cztTiTpoTra. 

EntTpixi'i,  f-  -0pis^,  P-  cmi)c?pd- 
UnKa,  (fr.  £-(  upon,  and  rpix^w 
to  run)  to  run  to,  ruyi  up  to  ;  to 
run  in,  upon  or  against  ;  to  ovcr- 
run,  attack,  invade  ;  to  run  or 
fly  past.  Mid.  to  overspread,  per- 
vade, prevail.  2  a.  ind.  act.  £7:/- 
fpiifiov.  per.  ind.  mid.  imvi- 
dpofia. 

Znlrpctpov,  -drio,  1  a.  impr.  act.  — 
KTTiTpi\f/ovTi,  Dor.for£r(rpf'i|ou- 
0-1, 3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  trirp/Tru). 

E-iTpifiiD,  f.  -\poi,  p.  -c,')",  (fr.  £T( 
intcns.  and  rpllJio  to  rub)  lo  rub 
against,  wear  awuy  or  out,  chofe; 
to  pound,  beat  ;  lo  brciilt,  bruise, 
trample ;  to  offl,ict,  weaken,  re- 
duce, bring  down  ;  to  stun,  con- 
fiunil,  plague,  worry. 

ETTiVpiTTos,  -01),  b,  fi,  (fr.  last) 
uiirlhtess,  rile ;  lutrdcned,  impu- 
dent, sliumeless. 

EriVp/To?  -oil,  6,  »;,  (fr.  tz'i  upon, 
and  rpi'rov  third)  os  much  and  a 
ihiril,  more  by  11  third  ;  every 
third  ;  tite  third. 

EiriVfin^K,  -fof,  Att.  -f(j«,  )';,  (fr. 
tmrniiiui  to  wvar  away )  /Vir/ivn ; 
M-tar,  a  bnnhine  or  dashing  ; 
that  which  strikes  against,  a 
wave. 

ErriTpiratof,  -a,  -ov,  {fr.  tinrpfiTM 
Id  iiitnisl)  committed,  intrusted, 
ginn  in  c.hnrge, 

EriTpo!r£i'i<i,  f.  -it'fTw,  p.  -»n,  (fr. 
iz(TpoiTi>(  a  steward)  to  do  busi. 
ness  for  nntither,  lake  charge  or 
care  of,  adminislir,  mannge,  su- 
perintend, transact ;  In  rear,  edu- 
ciile. 

t.7:,rpnzh,  -i)<,  //,  (fr.  Knmf)  ;/ro. 
curation,  protision  ;  odmininlra- 
litm,  iffice,  choree,  commission, 
trust,  /rufirdianship ;  a  steward. 

{im 


Eni 

ship,  management,  superinlend- 
ancc. 

EmrpoTTos,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr,  tmrpiiTm 
lo  in'.rust)  a  protector,  governor; 
a  treasurer,  purveyor;  a  guar- 
dian, tutor  ;  a  mnnagtr,  solicitor; 
a  steward,  superinltndant. 

E-irpax<iirtv>  (ff.  rpic)^_d^u)  to  hast- 
en) liriefly,  compendiously ,  short- 
ly ;  quickly,  hastily. 

Eitirpoyyi,  -av,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same)  ra- 
pid, flueiA,  rohilile, 

E;riTuy;)^(ii'iJ,  f.  niid.  -rti'so/'ai,  p. 
iTTiTiTtvya,  (fr.  tz\  at,  and  rvy- 
■)(d\ii>  to  be)  to  meet  or  come  vp 
uith ;  to  encounter,  surprise ;  to 
attain  to,  arrive  at,  succeed,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  czirv^ov. 

EziTVfiliiitos,  -ov,  b,  }),  (fr.  cvl 
upon,  and  Tvytf^os  a  hillock) 
crested,  tufted. 

ETTini^^iTi,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  fTriruy- 

Eztrvxta,  -a?,  »;,  (fr.  czirvy^dt'ii} 
to  arrive  at)  attainment,  acqui- 
sition ;   success, 

Eir(Ti;;^iii',  -o?o-rj,  -or,  (par.  2  a. 
act.  of  same)  accidental,  casual, 
fortuitous  ;  any  otic,  whoever, 

ETrithairdvTwv,  g.  pi.  pur.  pres.  act. 
of 

ETTi^ni'i'ii),  f.  -dvZ,  p.  --KtipnyKa,  (fr. 
£7ri  intens.  and  ipaivw  to  appear) 
to  show,  make  appear;  to  sliine 
upon,  give  liglit  to,  illumine. 
Evi(Pttivouat,  to  show  one's  self, 
appear,  be  -manifested  or  dis- 
played, pres.  impr.  act.  tzl(paiv£, 
-iTiii.  1  a.  ind.  \ct.  tzi<jit]va.  per. 
ind.  pass.  cT:ntiipinijim,?inA  Att, 
tzizlipaajiai,  2  a.  ind.  pass.  £7r£- 
0(111)1'. 

Ezi<l>iivai,\  a.  inf.  act.  —  EthJo- 
vt'ii,  -tiaa,  -Iv,  par.  2  a.  pass,  of 
last. 

Eziipditta,  -af,  )';,  (fr.  same)  an 
appearance,  show,  display;  splen- 
dour, grand) ur;  the  Epiphany 
or  manifestation  of  Christ  ;  the 
outside,  surface. 

Krt(j>!iv>)i,-ii>!  -ooi,  u,  )';,  (fr.  same) 
light,  lightsome,  clear,  bright, 
resplendent ;  apparent,  manifest ; 
illustrious,  glorious. 

EiTt<paiact,  3  sin.  1  f.  act.  of 

EriipavaKoi  or  Eiridnvh),  f.  -avow, 
andE-(i/>(ii;u/"ii,(IV.  t'r'npon,an(l 
faiinKiii,  ijiaiiM  or  (/ki'u)  to  shine)  to 
shine  upon,  sitinc  out ;  to  dau:n, 

Erif/f'ptii',  act.  —  KirttjilncaOai, 
pa.«s.  inf  pres.  —  Enitp{poiaa, 
Dor.  for  iziij'iipovaa,  fcm.  ofEiri- 
(ji/pijiv,  par.  pris.  act.  of 

ETti},lpii>,  f.  izolaui,  1  H.  rzt'ii'cyKii, 
{fr.  iz'(  upon,  and  (^i/pio  lo  brui;;) 
to  bring  to,  carry  in,  take  to;  to 
bring  or  put  upon,  inflict,  im- 
pose ;  lo  adil,  superadd,  put  to  ; 
lo  carry  in,  import,  introduce ; 
lo  bring  against,  charge,  accuse  ; 
lo  oppose,  objrcl  to,  Evi<pipnfini, 
lo  fall  on,  begin  violently ;  to 
inveigh  against,  reproach  ;  to  fall 
upon,  iiltac.h,  rush,  dati,  run 
hastily.  2  a.  art.  ind.  iiti'iviyMV 
inf.  ivtvtyiiuy. 

Kzi';,;/'!^'.!,  (fr.  crri  agninfil,and^ii- 


EIII 

ftt^ut  topublisli^t!).  ij>du>\ii  s|>cnk) 
to  ascribe,  attnhuir,  iriipuir ;  to 
bode  iU^fortbodf,  purtend  ;  to  de- 
nounce, deelnre,  fimnouncc  upon. 

E»i</iOiii,  -.1(7.1,  -iir.  '2  ii.  |i;ir.  iii;t.  of 

Eiriv'it*/)/!!,  Ir.  iTi  iiilens.  ;iiui  ipOljfit, 
samo  as  (ftidio),  sec  pillier. 

Eir/0tfoin,-,  -31),  A,  ht  (Ir-  cifi  upon, 
and  ifiOdvof  envy)  enrinus,  iiiuli- 
cious,  spilrj'ul ;  iKileful^  odiuus  ; 
enviable,  disliii^uished. 

'ExttiOdiuii,  (Ir.  last)  cnviouslj/,  ma- 
licioustt/ . 

KiridOO^u),  (fV.  cm  upon,  and  (;!i9i'^ij) 
samo  as  ttvu)  to  spit)  to  spi( 
upon  ;  to  spit  ai  llirou4;li  ill- 
will  ;  to  bewitch,  give  ill  luck. 

T^zitpO  uaioiod, Dor. for  [■7:iil>0v^oi<(ja, 
u.  fern.  par.  prcs.  act.  of  last. 

E-i(^Xf'yu),(fr.  £-(  intens.  and  (p\cyu> 
to  burn)  to  set  on  Jire,  mjiame, 
kindle  ;  to  enhghlai,  illumine, 
illustrate. 

Erijlopu,  -Si,  ri,  (fr.  £:ri(^f/)(i>  to  at- 
tack) liolenre, force,  impetuosity ; 
impression,  opcrrUinn,  influence  ; 
an  attack,  charge,  assault. 

Eri^opf(«)  -u.  Ion.  same  as  c-t^tipu). 

^iSKpop^jiaTa,  -0)1',  rd,  (fr.  CKt(pipui 
to  bring  in)  delicacies  introduced 
between  the  courses  ;  removes, 
a  dessert. 

E)ri'<;ionof,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same)  com- 
modious, convenient.  Jit,  scasnn- 
ahle,  opportune ;  iwlined,  prone, 
apt  ;  pregnant,  with  young. 

Er;iippdi^ii},  f.  -acu),  p.  mmiilipaKa, 
(fr.  £T(  inten.s.  and  ij>pd(^ti>  to 
say)  lu  denounce,  proclaim,  pub- 
lish, declare ;  to  remiml,  admo- 
nish, warn,  advise,  counsel ;  to 
suggest,  prompt,  hint  ;  to  dis. 
course,  trcalof.  Eirtippdi^opat,  to 
understand,  perceive,  know ;  to 
consider,  think  of,  regard,  pon- 
der;  to  invent,  devise.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  [TTtippaSov. 

'E.-iippoavvti,  ->!';,  i';,  (fr.  £-(  upon, 
and  (Ppiiv  the  understanding) 
wisdom,  prudence,  discretion  ; 
foresight,  intelligence,  d.  pi.  tzi- 
ritpoavvrjai,  Ion.  for  -cvvati. 

'E-rriippuiv,  -oio;,  b,  q,  (fr.  same) 
prudent,  wise,  discreet ;  intelli- 
gent, sensible. 

Eri^u.Jf,  -u6o;,  t),  (fr.  einipvu}  to 
grow  up)  a  cut  down  vine. 

ETi0uf'o-0o),  3  sin.  pres.  impr.  mid. 
of  same. 

'Eri(fiv\dcati>,  or -rna,  fr.  tirt  intens. 
and  <^i)>a'ff«r>i),  which  see. 

Erii/ifXXi^u),  f.  -iao^,  and  Alt.  -lui, 
(fr.  (Ti  at,  and  ./.uAAod  a  leaf)  to 
gruher  grapes  ;  to  glean. 

Eric^uXXi;,  -I'ioj,  ^,  (fr.  ^same)  a 
smrdl  or  poor  cluster  not  worth 
gathering  ;  the  leavings  or  glean- 
ings of  grapes  ;  a  silly  writer, 
paUry  poet. 

Eirii^if,  -vaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 
(iri'/iu/ii,  same  as 

Eir(^(iu,  f,  -tab),  p.  c.-1-jiipvKii,  (fr. 
t»ri  upon,  and  ^i!u)  to  grow)  to 
grnv)  to  or  upon  ;  to  stick,  mlhere, 
cling  ;  to  r;row  large,  increase. 

Eiri'^tui'fw  -li,  f.  -t'laui,  p.  inmcipi'avri- 
Ka,  (fr.  £Ti  intens.  and  <puiviio  to 


Enr 

sound)  to   shout,  cry  out  ;   er- 
clnim,    cry    out    against,    impf. 

act.     £irE(^(iv£01'  -Ol'l',   -££s  -£!{,-££ 

-C(.  per.  ind.  pass.  (TTimihiivnitai. 

Er(0wi'///iu,-uTus,  rd,  and  KTi(/iii)i(;- 
ati,  -tO(,  Alt.  -£Wi, )';,  (Ii'.  last)  a 
crying  out,  exclamation,  outcry  ; 
acclamation,  shouting,  Incziiing. 

Eirii,')(5ffX(j,  (fr.  riri  on,  and  ^luffKu 
to  dawn)  to  shine  upon  ;  tu  begin 
to  be  day,  damn,    iinpf.  act.  £7rf'- 

Eni;^n(>'<j,f. -ui'iii,  p.  £n'i)Cf;^;ay/ia,(fr. 
same,  and  -^nlno  togapo)  to  gape 
at  or  upon  ;  to  desire,  lung  for. 

Etti  y.iijjo),  f.  -apOi,  p.  imKt-)(iipKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  ^.ii'pM  to  rejoice) 
to  delight,  be  glad,  rejoice,  exidt  ; 
to  insult,  triumph  over.  1  f.  mid. 
ciTixnpi'iaopai.  2  a.  ind.  pass.  £i:£- 

_  X"'i"'''- 

KTTt^aXnl^ij),  f.  -aio,  p.  -Ka,  (fr. 
samo,  and  ydXa^a  hail)  to  hail 
upon  ;  to  shower  or  pour  like 
hail,  pelt. 

Eirix,d\d(i>  S,  fr.  same,  and  ^a- 
X«(j,  which  see. 

Eff(;^'iXKOf,  -ov,  0,  )';,  (fr.  tzt  upon, 
anil  ^a\Kui  brass)  brazen,  made 
of  brass,  covered  with  brass. 

Kviy^apdrrii),  f.  -^w,  p.  iviKCKupaxa, 
(fr.  same,  and  ■)((ipdBai,)  or  -rru 
to  engrave)  to  engrave  upon, 
carve  in,  imprint. 

Emxdpf'a,  -ijroi,Ti,  (fr.  same,  and 
yi'PI'i  joy,  th.  ■^aiotj}  to  rejoice) 
derision,  mocking,  scoffing ;  a 
jnockery,  jest,  scorn,  sport. 

E-ix^ipa,  -(01',  TU,  (fr.  fTri  in,  and 
X^ip  the  hand)  handsel ;  hire,  re- 
compense, wages. 

KTTtxtipcc  -£(,  prcs.  impr.  act.  of 

ETTtxttpioi  -(3,  f.  -t'jtiui,  p.  £rri*:£;^£i'- 
fl);»;a,  (fr.  same,  and  ^.i-'ip  'he 
hand)  to  take  in  hand,  set  or  go 
about,  attempt,  endeavour,  try  ; 
to  lay  hands  on,  set  upon,  attack, 
assail,  inipf.  act.  r.-rrtydptov  -ovv. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  n:c->("pi'^<'- 

KTTiyelpiiita,  -liroi.  Til,  {fr.  last)  an 
attempt,  exertion,  effort  ;  an  en- 
terprise, undertaking. 

ETTixdpriaii,  -lof,  Att.  -Edif,  >';,  (fr. 
same)  an  undertaking,  attempt, 
enterprise  ;  an  assault,  onset,  at- 
tack ;  a  conspiracy,  plot. 

EiriyEipoToi'fD)  -(3,  f.  -(jfft),  p.  ->;<in, 
(fr.  itX  towards,  ^do  the  hand, 
and  rdvu)  to  stretch)  to  vote  by 
show  of  hands  ;  to  decree,  pass, 
enact,  ordain,  determine,  judge, 
sentence. 

E:ri^f'(i),  f.  -tvcriii,  p.  -tvKn,  (fr.  enl 
upon,  and  xiu)  to  pour)  to  pour 
into  or  upon  ;  to  infuse,  instil  ; 
to  shower,  shed,  strew.  For 
tenses  see  iKyJiii. 

K-iydoviriai.  K-rtxOoviotm,  d.  pi. 
Ion.  of 

ErrixOivini;,  -ov,  b,  f},  (fr.  ett!  upon, 
and  j^O(ii'  the  earth)  earthly, 
terrestrial ;  upon  the  earth,  living. 

Eri'YoXos,  -oil,  b,  n,  {fr.  cri  intens. 
and;^oXr;  gall)  //iHer;  sharp,  cruel, 
severe  ;  choleric,  angry,  irasr-ihlc, 
C0mp.£reY"X(Jr£p')5,sup. -(irurof. 

E-iyofiJjy/oj  -(3,f.  -t'lvu),  [>.  nriKcyn- 
(240) 


Em 

p(iynKa,{ft.  f  iri  towards,and  x^fh 
the  chorus,  and  dyui  to  lead)  to 
supply,  furnish,  afford,  provide  a.s 
the  manager  of  a  thoaire  ;  to  add. 
to,  aid,  strengthen,  nourish. 

KvlX'ip'IY'lOl'lCOIJlUl,    -II,    -CTIU,     1     f. 

ind.  pass. — E7riYopi))'i)(T(iTf,  2  pi. 
1  a.  impr.  act.  —  EntxopiiYHv, 
act.  —  KTTtxopnyovitcvoi,  -n,  -ov, 
pass.  par.  jires.  cont.  of  last. 

Evixop'tyla,  -(ij,  fi,  (fr.  same)  « 
supply,  provision  ;  relief  rein- 
forcement. 

E-i;^;p(i'u,  f.  -fiaii),  p.  -tiica,  (fr.  titi 
intens.  and  X9'^^  '°  "''^)  '"  '^'^ 
sire,  long  for,  covet ;  to  assault 
violently,  attack.  'Enixp'iofiai 
-wpat,  to  seize,  appropriate, 
usurp  ;  to  abuse,  misuse ;  to  use, 
be  intimate,  relate  or  belong  to, 
be  connected. 

ETTtxpeioiitvoi,-!),  -ov,  (Ion.  fortirj- 
Xpioficvoi,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont. 
of  last)  used,  borrowed  ;  fami- 
liar, intimate ;  confederate  ;  con- 
nected, related. 

ETrixp'OTOs,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  next) 
anointed,  besmeared,  laid  on, 
varnished,  painted. 

E7r(j^pi(j,  f.  -'laui,  p.  £ri»c/^piK«,  (fr. 
£7r(  upon,  and  yp/oi  lo  anoint) 
to  spread  upon,  anoint ;  lo  daub, 
smear.  1  a.  ind.  act.  cirixpiaa. 

ETrixpvaos,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xpvcoi  gold)  gdt. 

Ejrixihiii,  and  Evtxvii),  f.  -voia,  p. 
e-niKixvK(i,  (fr.  same,  and  Y'5v(tf  or 
X"<^  to  pour)  In  pour  into  or  upon. 

E7r(';^u(Ti5,  -to;,  Att.  -£(.);,  i';,  (fr. 
last)  a  pouring  upon,  infusion  ; 
a  libation,  offering, 

ETriyoipfdi  -(3,  f.  -I'law,  p.  tmKC- 
^toptlKa,  (fr.  cirt  intens.  and 
X<j}pcu)  to  give  place,  ih.  X'^P"!  "^ 
place)  to  yield,  retire,  withdraw  ; 
to  give  up,  resign ;  to  concede, 
grant,  permit,  allow,  suffer. 

Eiri^wp'/ciSi  -105,  Att.  -£(i)s,  I],  (fr. 
last)  a  retreat  ;  a  concession, 
permission,  leave,  allowance. 

E7r(Y(«)pi«'^<J)  f.  -<ru},  p.  -Ka,  (fr.  £jr£ 
intens.  and  y(opM'^oj  to  retire) 
lo  frequent,  visit  often,  resort  or 
repair  to. 

K-iX(!>ptoi,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  £7ri  in,  and 
Xii'poi  the  place)  native,  indi- 
genous, of  the  place  ;  familiar, 
intimate,  connected  ;  private,  pe- 
culiar. 

E-n|/(iXXu,  f.  -(i\u>,  p.  fff/i^aXica, 
(fr.  £7ri  intens.  and  t^a'XXu  to 
sing)  to  sing  to,  play  upon. 

EiTL\pini(i),  fr.  same,  and  \pavo), 
which  see. 

Ern|/£k'[('^(<J,  f.  -a<rw,p.  -okh,  (fr.  fnt 
upon,  and  \j.tKd^ia  to  sprinkle, 
th.  x^tKHi  dew)  to  besprinkle,  be- 
dew, moisten ;  to  drop  upon  or 
into,  instil. 

E7rc.^)7(/<('((.),  f.  -tao),  p-  -itn,  (fr.  cirl 
intens.  and  vfiji/n'Cu  to  calculate, 
th.  \pTi<l>oi  a  pebble)  to  vote  for  ; 
to  vote,  decree,  enact,  establish. 

Eiriipnyog,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
i^iiyjf  blarney  blamcalile,  faulty, 
culpable. 

ETTio>,-Tii,  -7),  2  a.  sub.  of  iireiiii,  to 


Eno 


Eno 


Eno 


come  upon.     Or  of  c(pii(j,  same 

as  ((pirtiit. 
Eviiiv,  -oD<ro,  -iv,    (par.    2  a.   of 

(xtim   to  come   upon)   coming, 
fallowing,  succeeding,  future. 
Eir^ayi",  -175,  -n,  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

Es-Xa'y^0i?v  or  EffXaxe);!',  -;??,  -17, 

I  a.  ind.  pass,  of  irXafo) 
EirXavadfiizv  -wfxriv,  -dov  -Hi,  -dcro 

-aro,  impf.  —  EirXav'^ffai-af,  -r, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  —  K-^avridqaav^S 

pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  ^Xaiaui 
'EsXu^t,  Dor.  for/rXdo-t,  which  bj- 

Apos.  'ErXaff',  3  sin.  1  a.  ind. 

act.  —  EsXrt'o-0/j>',  -rji,  -ri,  1  a. 

ind.  pass,  of  TrXdaeu)  or  -ttu. 
'E5rX«,  3  sin.  impf.  ofrX/w. 
'ErXfv,  by  Sync,  for  ineXiv,  3  sin. 

impf.  act.  of  r/Xu. 
'EirXto,  Ion.  and  'ETrXru,  Dor.  and 

by  Sync,   for  iriXov,   2  sin.  — 

'ErXtV',  Sync,  and  Apos.  3  sin. 

impf.  pass,  of  ir/Xu. 
EirXf'ofifi',  1  pi.  impf.  act.  of  wX/o). 
E-XfrfiaiTu,   -Of,  -f,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  ir^eovd^w. 
EtrXrov/<r>;o-a,  -a?,  -t,  1  pi.  -aantv, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  Tr\iovtKriu>. 
'EjrXtu,  see  ittXco. 
Er-X£i3<ra/i£j,  1  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 

KTrKcvcdftriv,   1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

irX/it. 
EirX»/yj;v,  -i7j,  -;),  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

xX(/ff<T(<l   or  -TTU) 

EirXi)0i?v,  -ijf,  -T7,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

W/ijrXij/ji. 
ErXr/OuwTo,  -flu'vorro,  3  sin.  and  pi 


'E-oiOpofiai,  fr.  C7i  intens.  andojv- 

oojiai,  which  sec. 
E^rii^K),  f  -n<na  and  -/(ra>,  (fr.  same, 

and  (i^u  to  smell)  lo  smell  strong, 

stink  ;  to  putrtfy,  rot. 
K-rddriaa,  -ai,  -c,  I  a.  ind.  act.    of 

KiToiyu),  f.  -fu),  p.  i-oiva,  (fr.  im 
intens.  and  oiyu,  \vhich  see) 
per.  pass.  iTTuyijiaf  pper.  pass. 

tTTwyfltJV,   -^O,   -KTO. 

E-noUov  -ovv,  -ccf  -£15,  -ce  -ct,  impf. 
and  Eroit^ffa,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  Toiihi. 

E~oi(iior,  -ov,  TO,  (dim.  fr.  tm  in^ 
tens,  and  oTko;  a  house)  a  villa, 
cottage,  cabin,  hut. 

'E-roiKoSoiiti,  S  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind, 
act.  01 

^TTQiKoiofiiiji  -S),  f.  -t'joiii,  p.  cniaKO- 
idfiriKa,  (fr.  tm  upon,  and  oiko^o- 
filiii  to  build,  th.  oiKOi  a  house) 
to  build  upon,  build  in  addition, 
enlarge  a  building,  repair,  build 
up  ;  to  edify,  improve.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.  cT7if)Ko6oii)]6riv. 

KTrotKo6uiit]diti,  -tica,  -iv,  n.  pi. 
KirotKoSofiijOivTCi,  par.  1  a.  pass. 
—  'ETrotKoio/irjcai,  1  a.  inf.  act. 
— flTTOiKoinnovfitvoi,  pass.  Ettoi- 
KocofLovvrci,  act.  n.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pres.  of  last. 

"Ettoikos,  -oil,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  tn-i  towards, 
and  otKOi  a  house)  a  stranger, 
visiter,  lodger;  the  master,  land- 
lord, host,  householder. 

K-nul/iavn,  -as,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
ro(/jaiV(j 


impf  pass.  — ErX;;6iJ»'0i(i',  -tn,  Ezototcav  for  EiroioSv,  3  pi.  impf 
-ri,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  ofn^rjOivw.    \     act.  —  Eiroinaa,  -as,  -c  or  -cv. 


'ErXrjvr',  see  /n-Xijr'. 


'EffXi7(a,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of      adftriv,  3  pi.    -aavTo,  mid.   1  a, 

irXr/Ccu)  or  -TTii).  ind.  of  roi/w. 

ErrXt'ipuiinf ,a.ct.  —  ErXt;owO^,pass.   Evo7aai,  1   a.  inf.  act.   — E-o/cto), 

3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  ol  tX;;p«<d.  -eij,  -£i,  I  f.  ind.  act.  — Ettokt- 


pl.  -ijaaTt,  -rjaav,  act.  —  Eroj;;- 


ErXijo'i,  -a$,  -£,  3  pi.  'ErXijirar,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  —  ETX^ffOr)!/,  -»;{, 
-n,  3  pi.  -6i;crai',  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  TrXz/floi. 

'ErX;;r',  'ErXF;i'r',  by  Apos.  and 
.Sync,  for  iirinXriro,  3  sin.  and 
tWirXi/iTo,  3  pi.  ppcr.  pass,  of 
ir///irXi;ui.  Or,  impf  pass,  of 
irXtifit  for  rrXa'u),  same  as  rtXa'w. 

EirXoiJr/^ffa,  -as,  -i,  3  pi.  -aav,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  rrXour/w. 

Ei:XooT/ofl;;rt,  2  pi.  I  a.  ind.  pass. 
of  ir\ourlZii>. 

'ErXvkai',  3  pi.   1  a.   ind.  act.  of 

'S.'tvivaa,  -as,  -t,  3  pi.  -aav,  1  a. 

itid.  act.  ofiTviu. 
Krviyny,  -IS,  •n,  pa" 'Ernyov, 

-if,  -€,  art.  —  ETnyd/iiyi',  3  pi. 

-yoi-ro,  mid.  2  a.  ind.  of  rnfyur. 
Ewn'Oi;!',  •>74,  ->7,  I  n.  ind.  pass,  of 

irn'w  or  rfi'fii,  iiam<!  as  n/ui. 
Etroy/ifCu),    fr.  iir)   upon,  and   oy- 

litf'u),  whifh  gee. 
'E'riyijios,  -or,  I),    (fr.  name,  and 

iyiios    a  furrow,   an  rpilhtl  of 


Ot'ioojiai,  -r;,  -crai,  1  f.  ind.  pass 
of  the  obs.  croitii,  sec  empipto. 
Enoiarfos,  -a,  -ov,    (fr.  tjri^/pu)  to 
bring   upon)   iV  must  or  is  to  be 
brought   upon,    carried    in,     in 
_/licted,   attacked,  &c.  according 
to  the  significations  of  tiri^/pui, 
which  see. 
EttoI'xco,   Ion.    for   cvolxov,   pres. 

iiiipr.  mid.  of 
E-Koix"!'!",  f-  -I'lao/jai,  p.  cm'oxni>ai, 
from  the  obs.  otxiojiai,  (fr.  t-'t 
upon,  and  olxojiai  to  go  off)  to 
go,  march  or  proceed  against, 
invade  ;  to  run  violeittly,  rush  in 
or  upon  ;  lo  Irnicrse,  cross, 
thvart ;  to  go  lo,  go  vji  tn,  ap- 
proach ;  tn  run  over,  truns^irl 
quickli/,  rrnmni  cursorih/  ;  lo  bi 
f.mplni/rd  or  mgriKid  at,  work  at. 
par.  pres.  mid.  tvoix^invos. 
EroWXXh),  f.  -iX(2,  p.  truiKt^iia,  (fr 
twl  against,  luxj  ntc/XSio  suiiie  ns 
tr/XXbj  Id  apply)  t'isliikr,  ilnsh, 
run  or  beat  against ;  In  run 
nnround,  strand  ;  to  drive,  drift. 
I  a.  ind.  act.  iiruKiiXd*  |iar. 
TOUS,  tilling,  riiltiunting.  '      tvoKtlXns- 

ETA^iat-'iiVfTi),}''!}.  forc<pdiia,§ee.Evoicl(,iTo,    Dor.    for  cnoKlaaTo,  3 

tijidmov.  1      sin.  1  ii.  ind.  mid.  of  roWfw. 

V.w'ihA?^' ,  Ion.  for iipor initio,  which'E»oX/V>j<Tar,  3  pi.   I  n.  ind.  act.  of 

Hh  (.Ml) 


6v^n;   a  lurrow,   an  rnitht 
Ceres)  ploughing,   muking  fur- 


ElT0AtT£v6fi>]V,     -OV,    -CTO,     ITl     3    pi. 

-ovTO.  impf.   ind.   mid.  of  ttoXi- 

TCVW. 

"Eirofiat,  f.  r^onai,  impf.   or  2  a. 

mid.    e'f::6fitjv.   par.   pres.    mid, 

ivdjitvos.  See  tTTO). 
E-ofi0pia,  -as,  >),    (fr.  c-ai  intens. 

and    d/i/>pof   a    shower)  violent 

rain. 

ETr6uVVIJl,    f.     tTTOfLOCb),    p.    ClTliflOKa, 

(fr.  c-i  upon,  and  d^ivv^it  or  ofivvia 
to  swear)  to  swear  further,  add 
an  oath,  cotifrm  an  oath,  swear 
to  it ;  to  adjure,  conjure,  oblige 
another  to  swear,  pres.  impr. 
tTOfivvdi.  1  a.  act.  ind.  ciriofioca, 
sub.  tT!0fi6ata'  inf  e-noiidcat.  1  a. 
mid.  ind.  ixuiioadjnjv. 

E'rofidcct],  Poet,  for-dcr;;,  1  a.  Sub. 
act.  of  last. 

Effo/(0aX<o?,  -ov,  i,fi,  (fr.  £571  upon, 
and  ojjKpaXos  the  navel)  at,  near, 
above  or  about  the  navel. 

E~6iJi<pd\ov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  the 
boss  of  a  buckler ;  the  knob, 
spike  or  projection  in  the  middle 
of  a  shield. 

Errdvaaav,  Dor.  for  eTT6vj]aav,  3  pi. 
1  a.  ind.  act. —  E-::6veov  -ovv,  -ees 
-CIS,  -££  -ci,  impf.  act.  of  nov(u). 

EroMi^i'^u,  f.  -laui,  p.  i-!Tti)veii]tKa, 
(fr.  £ri  against,  and  ovciri^w  to 
reproach,  ih.  oveiibs  a  reproach) 
to  upbraid,  reproach,  cast  up  to, 
charge  with,  taunt,  stigmatize, 
brand. 

ETTovitStar'iKos,  -ov,  h,  §,  (fr.  same) 
opprobrious,  slanderous,  calum- 
nious ;  scandalous,  disgraceful, 
infamous. 

EiTovi';Oi]v,  -rjs,  -rj,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  TTOviu). 
ElT0V))ptv6fir]V,  -ov,  -CTO,  3  pi.  -OVTOf 

impf.  mid.  of  rrovt/pct'io. 

Ettoio/iu'^u),  f.  -ao),  p.  {TriavSfiaKa, 
(fr.  £!ri  upon,  and  oio/iu'fu  to 
name,th.  dvo/ia  a  name)  to  name, 
call,  style,  entitle  ;  to  address  by 
or  give  a  name  of  honour;  to 
dedicate,  consecrate,  defy. 

Eriii'ODi',  impf  act.  cont.  of  roi/Zu. 

"EirovTai,  3  pi.  of  tTo/ini,  mid.  of 

ITIU}. 

E~ofi"i'<i),  f.  -1)1(1),  p.  imo^vyKa,  (fr. 
ct;}  intens.  and  «4iiiw  to  shar[icn, 
111.  ofiif  sharp)  to  whrt,  sharp- 
en ;  to  tjuirken,  rouse,  excite, 
hasten,  acrrlcratr. 

KT7owTivaavTcs,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act. 
of 

Erorrfi'w,  f.  -ft'irw,  p.  tirdirrcvKa, 
(fr.  cn'i  upon,  and  (iirro/zui  lo 
look)  til  look  into,  cxaviinc;  tolnnk 
ui>on,bihoM,  iritness  ;  to  favour, 
rrunrit.  I  a.  ind.  act.  mM-nrtvaa. 

Eitdnnis,  -Of,  and  Ejron-rijp,  -T/pof, 
h,  (fr.  same)  on  inspictor,ovrr- 
srrr,  sujirrinlrudant,  monitor, 
president ;  a  brhoblcr,  tyr-vit. 
nets. 

KvivTopai,  f.  -^oiint,  p.   nrw/i/iai, 

(fr.  Kame)  tn  took  ujion,  cnntrm- 

pbitc,  behold ;  to Innk into, ej  amine, 

inspect;  losilirt,  rhmisr,  pirk  out, 

Enopi/v,   Ion.  fur  KJ'up^v,  pres.  iiif. 

act.  cont.  of  iipnpdut. 
Evonyl^nimi,    f     -on/iai,    (fr.    trJ 


Eno 

against,  and  opyH^to  to  |)rc)V(ikP, 
th.  Of)))";  anger)  to  he  angry  al, 
incensed  agntmtt. 

EiTop»)'0^(ii,t'.  -fo;i(ii,  p.  ciruipty/iai, 
(Ir.  cTi  towar'.ls,  aiui  op/yiu  to 
stretch)  to  slietrh  forth,  out  or 
lowarda ;  to  rulch,  seize,  lay 
hnnils  on.  I  a.  niiil.  iiid.  ciru)pc^a- 
/ii;i*  par.  (Tropffu'/ifiof. 

ETrop/)'u),  1".  -^10,  !>■  tvii^c'xa,  fr.  tTTi 
iiUons.  ami  opf'yu),  which  sec. 
|)er.  act.  Alt.  <:Topuip£;y;<i,  from 
wlicnce  per.  pass,  tTropcApty^m, 
and  p|>cr.  tropwp/y/o;!',  -^o,  -kto, 
in  3  pi.  trropwpty/ij'roi  i;(i«i',  and 
Ion.   tjropup/^^uro,  and  crruipopi- 

Erop£i'<i/i»;i',  -01',  -CTO,  I  pi.  -6ncOu, 
3  -o^To,  iinpf.  ind.  mid.  —  Etto- 
ptvOrji',  ->;?,  -»;,  3  pi.  -0;;(Tai',  1  a. 
nid.  pass,  of  Trnptuo^ai. 

ErcipOtov  -our,  -EC?  -tif,  -££  -£i, 
inipf.  ind.  act.  of  n-opOj'tu. 

VLTropiadittjv,  -to,  -nro,  3  pi.  -avTO, 
I  a.  Mid.  iniil.  of  jrop/^u. 

Effop/itfiv  -£?!',  Ion.  for  Kpopfiieiv 
-£?!',  pres.  inf.  act.  of  cipopitiu), 
same  as  c<popndii). 

E5ro'pi'£i'(rav,3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
vopvcvui. 

Ertipi'i'/iai,  (fr.  ETTi  against,  and  up- 
vvfii  or  opinio)  to  excite)  tobepro- 
I'oked,  incited,  exasperated;  to 
rise  vp  against,  attack,  invade. 
par.  pres.  mid.  iiropvvitcvos. 

'E~opovu,  f.  -aui,  p.  erriiipovKa,  (fr. 
.«ame,  and  opovoi  to  rush,  th.  6puj 
to  incite)  to  ri/s/i  upon  or  into, 
assail,  attack ;  to  leap  or  sprijig 
upon,  mount ;  to  set  out  upon. 
I  a.  ind.  act.  CTru>pov<7a,  -a;,  -£. 

ETiipii),  f.  -opw,  Aiol.  -upaio,  p. 
frtibpKa,  (fr.  same,  and  (ipu  to 
incite)  to  stir  up,  animate,  spur, 
urge,  set  upon.  I  a.  ind.  iiruipca' 
impr.  iTTopcrov. 

ETOpupf;^aro,  see  tiropiyo}. 

Ettoj,  -£0{  -oirf,  rd,  (fr.  /ru  to  say) 
(1  word,  expression  ;  a  saying, 
sentence,  speech,  proverb;  an 
oracle,  response,  prediction,  pro- 
phecy ;  a  line,  verse ;  a  song, 
poem ;  matter,  subject,  purpose. 

'EiroTaiiiTiv  -(/)/();>',  -liov  -a),  -dcTO 
-aro,  impf.  ind.  mid.  ofvordifiai. 

Eirdri^Ei),  3  sin.  impf.  — Ettutio-u, 
-Of,  -£  or  -cv,  pi.  -cafitv,  -ciith, 
act.  —  'EnoTiaOriiitv,  pass.  1  pi. 
1  a.  ind.  of  rori^u). 

EforpGi'u),  f.   -uvu),  p.  ciriirpvyKa, 
(fr.  fri  intens.  and  orpiiviit  to  in- 
cite) toimpel,  hasten,  hurry,  de- 
spatch ;  to  rouse,  instigate,  set  on. 
EffODpnua,  -(ji/,  Ta,    (neut.  pi.   of 

next)  heaven,  the  heavens. 
Ewovpa'rioj,  -ov,  b,'i,  (fr.  em  upon, 
and  oi'pai'oj   heaven)  heavenly, 
celestial. 
Eirocfic/Aiil,  f.  -rjffui,  p.    £)r(i)^£iX>;<ca, 
(fr.   £r?  intens.   and  ocpd\u)    to 
owe)  to  owe,  owe  beside,  be  more- 
over indebted,  pres.  ind.   act.  1 
pi.  o^uXo/icv. 
'Zvoxlojiat,  (fr.   f'ffoyo?  riding,  th. 


EHT 


EHT 


til.  /;^u)  to  hold)  rcslritint,  rf-jETrrnicKT;^;^!^,-!!!, -«,  (fr.  last,  and 
striatum;  hindrance,  slop,  dela/  ,\  ,\fAioi  u  thouwund)  «cre»  thou- 
rcttntwn,  tvithholdiiig  <;/'  as.tc  '/ .  |     S'lnd. 


an  epoch,  piriod,  revolution  oj'  the 
heui'rnly  bodies. 

'Ero;^;oi',  -ov,  to,  (neut.  of  next) 
horse  furniture,  a  saddle,  trap- 
pings, housings. 

'Ejro;:^Of,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.  rm  upon, 
and  6^oi  a  carriuj^c)  able  to  ride, 
i>itting  well;  mounted,  carried, 
riding, 

KTTo^vpdu)  -to,  fr.  £::i  intens.  and 
oi^'i'pou,  which  see. 

'Ettoi/',  -ottos,  t&,  the  bird  hoopoo  or 
periiaps  lupuing. 

Et(5i/(os,  -oil,  0,  ,'j,  (fr.  £771  upon, 
and  6nT0)iai  to  look)  notable,  con- 
siderable, remarkable  ;  reprehen- 
sible, blumeabte. 

'Eroi|if,  -(Of,  Att.  -£(i)f,  >i,  (fr. 
same)  a  sight,  prospect,  view; 
aspect,  look,  appearance. 

'Eirpditiv,  Ion.  tor  frr(n6pi]civ,-tii, 
-CI,  pper.  ind.  mid.  of  Tr/piV- 

En-pa'6>;v,  -7;c,  -rj,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
Trpo'affM  or  of  jri77p«'CT)C(i). 

'E7rp«6ov,-£j,-£,Meluth.for£irap0oi', 
act.  —  EffpuOo^);!',  -ov,  -ITU,  for 
tirapOo^Tiv,  mid.2a.  ind.of7r/p9a). 

'ETTpafa,  and  Ion.  'ETrpijfn,  -af,  -£ 
or -£11,  pi.  -fu^EV, -(ar£,  act. — 
ETTpa'yO);!',  -»;j,  -rj,  paSS.  1  a. 
ind.  of  Trpa'ffffu),  to  effect. 

"E,TTpiaa,  for  l-rrptiaa,  -as,  -c,  act.  — 
KTTpi'iaOrjv,  ->is,  -11,  pass.  1  a.  ind. 
of  -pi'idw. 

V^TTpjjaadfitjv,  Ion.  for  ETrpaaffii^iji', 
-ov,  -iro,  impf  mid.  —  ETp»);^- 
drjv,  Ion.  lor  E7rpu';^6);i',  -);{,  -r;,  1 
a.  ind.  pass,  of  7rp(i'o-ou,to  effect. 

E7:p(a/i);i',  -aao,  -aro,  impf.  or  by 
Sync,  for  ETrpiaw^j;!',  -u,  -aro,  1 
a.  ind.  mid.  of  Trpiiiptat. 

'EirplcOnv,  -ris,  -I?,  3  pi.  ErrpiVOr/ffav, 
1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  Tcpl(iD  or  Trpiw. 

E7r/>i'(i),  by  Cras.  for  cvpiao,  which 
Ion.  for  ETTpi'aoo,  2  sin.  of  ETrpia- 
^»;i',  above. 

'ErpuffEi',  by  Sync,  for  £7rcparuo-£v, 
3  sin.  1  a.  act.  of  TrEp.irrfo). 

'Eirru,  indecl.  seven.  Tiiis  num- 
ber used  to  be  considered  an 
emblem  of  sufficiency  or  per- 
fection, and  thence  it  is  used 
by  the  Poets,  in  composi- 
tion, to  express  greatness  and 
strength. 

'E7rra/':J(iEio5, -ou,  6,  )'/,  (fr.  last,  and 
fioTii  a  cow)  made  of  seven  cov;- 
hidcs ;  strong,  impenetrable. 

'ETTrayXoo-tro?,  -ov,  o,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and  yXwo-ira  a  tongue)  with  seven 
tongues,  seven-voiced  or  toned. 
An  epithet  of  the  lyre  whicii  had 
.^even  strings. 
'Z-rTaiTrj;  and  'Errarj;?,  -£0f,  6,  !), 
(fr.  same,  and  j'roj  a  year)  of 
tevcn  years,  seven  years  old. 
'ETTTOKTav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.   act.  of 

TrraiiJi. 
'KnraKaiitKa,  (fr.  Itttu  seven,  Ka} 

and,  and  ^itca  ten)  seventeen. 
'ETTTaKaifiKaTos,-ov,b, }),  (fr.  last) 


6x'JS  a  carriage)  to  be  carried  or|     seventeenth, 
mounled,  ride  ;  to  rise  aloft,  soar. I'E-^raKts,  (fr-   '"''■'2    seven)  seven 
Kvr.vfi,  -Tii, )'/,  (fr.  cviyu)  torcstrain,!     times,  sevenfold. 

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'E7:TaKi5(7io(,  -ai,  -a,  (fr.  jTrnl 
seven,  and  -Kiaiui  the  termina- 
tion of  hundreds)  sixen  hundred. 

'E.TTTnrvTroi,  -o«,6,//,  (fr.  same,  and 
TUTTTco  to  strike)  of  sivtn  tones 
or  sounds;  an  epithet  of  the  lyre 
whicli  had  seven  notes. 

ETTTa/jr/r,  -aao,  -aru,  2  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  'hrajtai.  Or,  V)y  Sync,  for 
li!Ttiadfit)v,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
same.     Or,  impf.  pass,  of  Trrij- 

ETTTn'/jjji'ov, -01),  tJ,  (neut.  of  next, 
viz.  /^jjpvoi')  o  seven-month^ s 
birth. 

'KTTToiJirivoif-ov,  h,i'i,  and  'Eirrn/i);- 
10105,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  {Trra  seven, 
and  iji))v  a  month)  oforfor  seven 
monllis. 

'KiTTa^av,  Por.  for  isTti^av,  3  pi.  I 
a.  ind.  act.  of  TTDitrffu. 

'EjrraTrXa'ffioj,  -ov,  and  ETrrairXao'f- 
0)1',  -ovos,  b,  fi,  (fr.  inrii  seven, 
and  -r\daios  a  termination  an- 
swering to  -fold)  sevenfold,  re- 
peated or  doubled  seven  times, 

'ETrraTrXuo-i'wf ,  (fr.  same)  sevenfold. 

'E.-KTa-riivv,  (fr.  fTrrd  seven,  and 
TToi?  a  foot)  of  seven  feet,  seven 
feel  long,  broad,  &c. 

'EirruTopof, -ou,  &,);,  (fr.  same,  and 
CT(5po$  a  passage)  with  seven 
streams  or  outlets;  roads  or 
rvays. 

'EirrrfTTuXos,  -ov,  6,  >;,  (fr.  same,  and 
jrOX/;  a  gate)  with  seven  gates  ; 
an  epithet  of  a  city,  particularly 
Thebes. 

'Ejrrupov,  -£j,  -£,  2  a.  ind.   act.  of 

TTTU  ipii) . 

"Kvr<'f)(^a,a.nd-^Ti,  (fr.  f;rrd  seven) 

sevenfold. 
KirripiitiKa,  -as,  -e,  per.  ind.  act.  of 

TTTCpl'dul. 

ETrrfpuyi;!',  -»;{,  ->j,  2  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  TTTiipvaaoijat. 
'EnriTiis,  same  as  l-Krahm. 
"E.TTTi]v,  -i)j,  -17,  3  pi.  'EirT>;o'av,  2 

a.  ind.  act.  of  tttTiih  ot 'InTrjiii, 
Enron'O/;!'    for   £7rro))0;;»',    I  a.   ind. 

pass.  —  Kirrorifiii/oi,  par.  per. 

pass,  of  TTToiu). 
KKToirirai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass,  of 

irroif'w.  Poet,  for  irrofu. 
K'^TTdjjirjv,    for  nrrdjiriv,  which  see. 

Or,  by  Sync.  for£7'£r(5//)jv,  impf. 

mid.  of  niTOiiai. 
' KnTi'ipo<poi,  -ov,    b,  ri,    (fr.    mra 

seven,  and  6po<poi  a  roof,  th.  ipi- 

0(1)  to  cover)  vAlh  or  under  seven 

roofs,  containing  seven  houses, 

chambers  or  apartments  ;  of  seven 

^floors. 
F,i:t(j1ku>s,  Ion.  for  7r£7rro)K(i5,  -v7a, 

-di,  par.  per.  act.  of-nhro). 
ETn'>x^v(Te,5  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

rroj^EUu). 
'Zrrvfpos,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  ett!  intens. 

and    v^tap    water)    wet,    moist, 

damp,  watery,  marshy. 

KlTvOavdlJtlV,  -ov,    -ITO,  3  pi.   -OVTO, 

2  a.  ind.  mid.  —  ETrui'flai'^- 
jitiv,  -ov,  -era,  impf.  ind.  mid.  of 
irvvBdfOfiat, 


EPA 


Ei-r 


Kffvpycio-as,  -ava,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act.  i     a  termination  implying  towards) 

of  rtpyrfu.  to  the  earth,  on  the  ground. 

'E-ria,  to  say,  speak,  utter ;    <o  /cW,  Epai'/mv,    Dor.   for   cpai'/if;i',   pres. 

declare,  inform  ;  to  call;  to  com-'     opt.  act.  of /pofiai. 

mand,  order,   direct.  —  In  ihe  Kpaiadiiv,  -rji,  -'i,  1  a.  ind.   pass. 

impr.   to  salute,  greet,  hid  good       of,^ai'u) 


morrow,  farewell.  1  f.  ind.  act. 
/(|<j  may  be  traced  in  derivatives. 
1  a.  ind.  tlva.  Poet,  imra,  3  pi. 
civoaav  impr.  tl-rov,  -dno,  3  pi. 
ci'traTwcav.  *2  a.  ind.  urov'  impr. 
cize'  opt.  uTToifii'  sub.  ciru)'  inf. 
civcTv  par.  tirruii',  -ovca,  -uv, 

'Ktw,  to  work,  act ;  to  take  care  of, 
be  employed  about,  be  engaged 
in.  'E-o/ioi,  f.  -xj-ofiai,  to  fol- 
low, accompany,  aitettd ;  to  ad- 
here, belong  to,  inhere,  consist 
u-ilh  ;  to  press,  touch,  adjoin.  2 
a.  ind.  mid.  c'nrdjjTjv. 

E-ud^o),  f.  -actii,  (fr.  e-i  upon,  and 
uov  an  egg)  to  hatch,  brood,  sit 
upon  eggs, 

EircjoCTuoj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
halching,  incubation. 

E!r(|)^^,  -Tis,  1),  Poet,  for  eraoiiii  and 
-fjia,  (fr.  same,  andt^in  a  song) 
on  epode,  part  of  a  poem  ;  a 
poem,  song ;  a  charm,  incanta- 
tion, spell. 

'Enwr.ioi;  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  short 
poem  ;  a  verse,  stanza  ;  an  ad- 
ditional or  concluding  line. 

ETTwrJs,  and  Ion.  ETao(odf,  -ov,  u, 
(fr.  same)  an  enchanter,  inagl 
cian. 

EviaKuXa,  -Of,  -c,  3  pi.  -Kc:\av,  I  a 
ind.  act.  of  itok/XAw. 

EzuXcov  -ovv,  -cts  -fif)  -££  -tt,  in  3 
pi.  -cov  -ovv,  impf.  ind.  act.  — 
EroOXr;oT,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ofj 


'Epic/ini,  -aai,  -rai,Poet.  for  cpdoi, 

which  SCO. 
Ep(7r,  cont.   fr.   £p«'£ii',    pres.   inf. 

act.  of  same. 
Epavi'vl^cj,  f.  -trw,   p.  -kd,  (fr.  ipavos 
a  collection)  to  contribute,  sub- 
scribe, pay  a  share,  pay  tax  or 
tribute.       Epu)^o^«i,   to  receive 
pay,  hire,  wages  or  tax  ;    to  as- 
sess, levy  ;  to  collect,  receive,  take 
as  due. 
Kpai'fig,  -(),  -or,  (fr.  cpuo)  tO  love) 
lovely,  desirable  ;  pleasant,  sivcet, 
agreeable. 
'Epuvos,  -ov,  h,   an  entertainment 
provided  at  common  expense ;  a 
club,  reckoning,  shot;  a  collection, 
contribution,  joint  charge  ;  a  tax, 
assessment,  impost,  siibsidy  ;    a 
grace,  favour,  bcnerolence,  alms. 
"E.panh,  Dor.  for  ipaZ,c. 
EpaaQat,   prcs.  inf.'  pass.  cont.  — 
EpdaOriv,  Ion.   for  ripdnOijv,  -rn, 
-1),  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  epdta. 
Eoaai/io'S-oi,  -ov,  h,  ij,  (ir.  epdoi  to 
love,  and  ^oAtti)  song,  ih.  ^e\- 
T(ji  to  sing)  fond  of  music,  mu- 
sical. 
EpdctfJio;,   -ov,  b,  i),    (fr.   tpdu)  to 

love)  lovely,  amiable. 
Epaai-\6Kaiioi,  -ov,  b.  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  v\6Kanog  a  curl,  th.  rX/*u  to 
twine)  7ii(-e  about  the  hair,  fond 
of  dressing  the  hair, 
Epdofnoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  same  as  cpdai- 

//Of 


Eirwpij,  -icoi,!),  (fr.  trl  upon,  and  'Epaaffai,  Poet,  for  fpaaat,  2  sin. 
ii/ios  the  shoulder)  the  part  of  the       pres.  ind.  mid.  of  Ipa/jai. 
nsck  close  above  the  shouUlers ;  Epdaaaro,   Epaaadiicvos,  Poet,  for 


the  upper  arm,  nape, poll;  agar- 
menl. 

Eir(iivu/ta(r»,  -a(,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  tvoyofid^ui. 

EffoiC/iffi,  -a(,  11,  (fr.  r-i  upon,  and 
ovofta  a  iianii.-)  a  surname,  bye 
name,  nickname  ;  a  title,  appel- 
lation. 

Eri/)i'B/io{, -01),  b,li,  (fr.  sarno)  sur- 
namcd,  called  from,  named  af- 
ter ;  titled,  named,  culled. 

Eriipfli,  Ion.  for  cipuipn,  3  hin,  impf. 
act.  of  c<l><,inilu). 

t'.zaipopl^STo,  Ion.  for  tnopupiyiii- 
yoi  i)aav,  see  tnoniyoi. 

Kvupaa,  -af,  -c,  in  3  pi.  -aav,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  Alo\.  of  iTiipu). 

K-!Tiiip<!>On,  3  sin.  -pinOnaav,  3  pi.  I 
a.  ind.  pn.<i!i.  of  rnjipdu). 

K!TiK(/u>i;«,  -/o{  -n'i'(,  b,  I/,  (fr.  trf  in- 
tent, and   wluXi'io  lo  hrip)  j,ro- 


rjpdaaTo,  3  sin.   I  a.   ind.   mid 

and  cpaadyiivoi,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of 

cpdbi. 
Epaorw,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  cpdm  to  love) 

a  Inver,  admirer. 
Epaordf,  -oii,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same)  6c- 

Inved ;    lovely,    amiable.       Also 

Eraslus,  a  man's  name 
EpxTtiifls,  -i),  -uv,  (fr.  same)  love- 
ly, amiable,  desirable. 
Eptirfi,  -Tif,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a  mis- 

tress,  sweetheart. 
Kpart^ia,    f.    -tao>,     (fr.    same)    to 

love,    be  in  love   with,    take  dc- 

lighi  in  ;    to  desire,  wish  or  long 

for. 
Epurif,  -;),  -bv,  (fr.  oamc)  luved, 

biUntd.      Subs,  a  lover. 
KpiiTu),   -ioc   -ov(,  fi,   (fr.   same) 

ICratn,  one  of  the  niuseH  ;   a  wn- 

niaii'M  name. 


Jitablc,  usffut,  lulvnntageouf,  be-  Rpiirwi ,  g.  pi.  of  rparif  or  fpnT*; 
nrftrxal.  \  Ep'i'o),  f.  -licM,  p.  fiimitii,  to  love,  be 


Eruir^iA/fioiiTi,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 
Er<i)^A7//o<,  -01),  h,  //,  fr.   tr!   in- 

lens,  and  uiptVtfioi,  whicli  nee. 
Kmu)(i1ro,  Ion.  for  nrifiyii/vnt  ^Bav, 

3  pi.  pp'T.  pn-HS.  ofi.Tolviii. 
Emfx^d/ini;  -ov,  -iro,  impf.  or  2  a. 

ind.  mid.  of  irrni-yofiai. 
'Epi,  -05,  -h,  the  earth,  ground. 


in  love  xritli,  rnamourrd  of ;    to 

delight  in,  enjoy  ;  to  desire,  covet, 

v^ith  or  long  for, 
Epiiii),  f.  -diTu),  to  rihnusi,  empty, 

drain,  evarunlr,  pour  nut. 
'Eoy'  for  Ipyit,  n.  a.  v.  pi.  of  ipyov. 
'Enyn,  B'rnl.  fnr  tpynop,  2  «m.   1  f. 

mid.  of  ipyd^ofiat. 


'Jup<i^' for 'Ep«(f|  (fr.  last,  and -^t.Epy'))'?,    Ilcb.    Bomctimcn    Irans- 

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Epr 

lated   a    stone,    sometimes    the 
south.  1  Sam.  xx.  19. 

Epyd^caOai,  prcs.  inf.  mid. — Epyd- 
^eadc,  2  pi.  prcs.  impr.  mid. — 
Epyd^trai,  -^ovrai,  3  sin.  and  pi. 
pres.  ind.  mid.  —  Epyu^ofiti'oj, 
-rj,  -01',  par.  pros.  mid.  — Epya- 
^liiicda,  1  pi.  pres.  sub.  nikl.  of 
fpyd^ufiai. 

Epyii'^Ei',  Dor.  for  fpyu'^ov,  prcs. 
impr.  pass,  of 

Epyii^Ofiai,  f.  -cojiai,  p.  tipyac^iai, 
(li-.  f'pyoi'  work)  to  work,  labour, 
toil,  endeavour  ;  to  do,  act,  per- 
form, operate ;  to  make,  frame, 
form  ;  to  cause,  effect ;  to  prac- 
tise, be  concerned,  employed  or 
engaged  in  or  about ;  to  earn, 
gain,  get  or  procure  by  labour, 
trade,  traffic  ;  to  till,  cultivate. 
pres.  opt.  pass,  tpyu^oifujv,  -oio, 

-OtTO.    impf.   £lpJ'a^O/<);l',-Oli,-£TO. 

1  a.  ind.  mid.  etpyaadfiTjv. 

'Epyadcv,  Poet,  for  £fp)/uO£i',3sin. 
impf.  act.  of 

Epyddo),  same  as  eipyia. 

EpyaXeiov,  -ov,  to,  (tr.  t'pyof  work) 
a  tool,  instrument ;  a  vessel,  uten- 
sil. 

EpyaXi'iiov,  Ion.  for  last. 

Epyii^T],  Dor.  for  epynarj,  2  sin.  1  f. 
mid. — Epyaaaifi)]v,  -aio,  -airo,  1 
a.  oirt.  mid.  —  Epyaadio,  -j/j,  -jj, 
1  a.  sub.  pass,  of  fpyri^o/zui. 

Epyaffi'a,  -a?,  and  Ion.  Epyuo-i'»;, 
-IS,  fi,  (fr.  ipyov  work)  work, 
labour,  toil  ;  endeavour,  atten- 
tion, pains,  diligence,  care ;  a 
task,  service  ;  worknumship,  ma- 
nufacture ;  husbandry,  tillage, 
cultivation  ;  a  practice,  eviploy- 
ment,  trade,  occupation  ;  lucre, 
gain,  profit,  earnings,  emolu- 
ment. 

Epydalfioi,  -ov,  b,  >i,  {fr.  same)  that 
may  be  wrought,  laboured  or 
cultivated,  fertile ;  cultivated, 
iinprovcd  ;  working. 

'Epyaojxin'  Epyaaftivoi,  Ion.  for 
dpyaiTfiai,  per.  ind.  pasf.  and 
cipynofiiioi,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
cpyd^uiiai, 

Epydaajjiai,  -ri,  -erai,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
of  same. 

EpyaaTt]ptdKu(,-)i,-oii,  (fr.  next,  th. 
ipyov  work)  laborious,  manufac- 
turing; working.  Subs,  a  uorA- 
man,  labourer,  mechanic. 

Epyiiari'ipiov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  Ipyov 
work)  a  workshop,  manvfarlori/, 
forge  ;  a  shop,  office  ;  a  work- 
house, jail,  prison. 
EpynoT)fKi(i,  -i),  -lir,  (fr.  samc)./i« 
Jiir  work,  adapted  to  labour, 
strong,  robust  ;  laborious,  toil- 
some, nsstduous. 

EpynTti'o/iai,  f.  -ivnofini,  (fr.  next, 
III.  Ipyov  work)  loi.rrcutr, finish; 
to  work  out,  iffici,  bring  about, 
effectuate, 

Epyanii,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  (pyovwork)a 
labourer,  workman,  mechanic, 
inlificrr  ;  a  unrkir,  prarliscr, 
dorr. 

KpyarWiif,-!),  -&*,  (fr.  (pyovvfork) 
umrkmanlike  ;     clever,    ingaii- 

OUS, 


EPE 

EpyaTtvtis,  -01),  &,  jj,  Pool,  for  tp)'<i- 

rr;s-. 
Epyurij,  -Woj,  ij,  ffr.  /pyoc  work) 
satno  lis  tfydriji  in  the  feminine  ; 
(I  i('orA-iiv);n«/i,  &c 
Epyn'w  -<3,  (fr.   same)  same  as  ep- 

yii^oftiit. 
'Epyn,  3  sin. pros.  ind.  act.  of/pyu. 
'Epy/iu,    -aroi,     rd,    (fr.    /pyu    to 
work)  a  work,  action,  act,  deed, 
ackievemeiU. 
'Epyita,-!tTOi,  t&,  (fr.  ipyu)  or  clpyu) 
to  confiiu")  a  fence,  fortress,  en- 
closure;   confinement,  restraint. 
'Enyvvfit,  same  as  ipyu)  or  c'lpyio. 
EpyorioiKTiui  -w,  f.  -ijau),  (fr.  ipyov 
work,    and  ^loj/ica)    to   drive)   /o 
ej-3C<  labour,  urge  work  ;    to  ex- 
tort, oppress. 
'Epyo^tdKTr!!,  -ov,  h,   (fr.  Same)  a 

taskmaster,  overseer. 
EpyofiiwKTovi'TCs,  (n.  pi.  mas.  par. 
pres.  act.   of  tpyohoiKTiia   used 
substantively)  taskmasters,  over- 
seers. 
E,pyo\a(ii(i)  -io,  f.   -i',<7U),  (fr.  ipyov 
work,    and    Xajjfidfu    to    take) 
to  undertake  or  engage  for  ivork  ; 
io  contract,  bargain  ;    to  trade, 
earn,  gain,  acquire  by  labour. 
Epyo\at3ia,  -as,  ij,  (fr.  same)  an 
engagement,  undertaking  or  con- 
tract for    work,    &c.  ;     labour, 
work,   performance,    execution  ; 
hire,  wages,  recompense  ;    allow- 
anre,  condition,  consideration. 
Epyo/iEvof,  -r],  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass 

of  (pyu. 
Epyo/iw/c/a, -aj,  ^,  (fr.  ipyov  work, 
and  fiuiKtvu)  to  wheedle,  th.  juw- 
Kos  a  mocker)  ^aWery,  sycophan- 
cy ;  fraud,  deception. 
EpydjiioKo;  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same)  a 
wheedler,    deceiver,    seducer ;    a 
flatterer,  sycophant,  parasite. 
'Epyov,-ov,Tb,  (fr.  /opya  per.  mid. 
oi'fti^u)  to  do)  work,  labour,  toil ; 
agriculture,  tillage,   husbandry  ; 
a    deed,   exploit,    crime,    action, 
conflict ;  a  task,  diflicxlly  ;  mat- 
ter, affair ;    office,  business  ;    a 
work,  piece  of  workmanship  ;  the 
whole,  bulk,viass  ;  fact,  reality; 
treatment,  usage  ;    jieed,   occa- 
sion ;  part,  duty  ;   in  pi.  accom- 
plishments, acquirements  ;    trou- 
bles, sorrows  ;  lands,  property. 
'Epydi,  Poet,  eipyo,  same  as  'ioiw 
or^('(oj,  r.  p/(w,  by  Metath.  io^ii), 
p.  mid.  inoya,  Att.  tupya,  by  Me- 
tath. iooya,  to  do,  act,  work, cause 
to  be;  to  perform,  achieve.     Also 
for  cioyu  or  tl'pyu,  to  enclose,  sur- 
round, besiege ;  toconflne,  impri- 
son; to  fence,  keep  off,  shut  out  ; 
to  repel,  drive  av;ay.      pper.  ind. 
mid.  tMipyiiv,  -cif,  -£i. 
'Epotiv,  pres.  inf.  act. — "Eoocckov, 
and  'Ep^ov,  Ion.  for  i/ipiov,  -a, 
-£,  impf.  ind.  act.  of 
'Ep^w,  same  as  ipym  or  fii^u>. 
'Epitiiv,  -ov(Ta,  -oV  d.  sm.  "Epoov- 
ri  •  a.  pi.  ipcovras,  par.  pres.  act. 
of  last. 
Eptliiviis,  -}i,  -bv,  (fr.  fpcjSo;  hell) 
dark,  gloomy,  dismal,  obscure ; 
infernal,  tartarean. 


EPE 

Ep//?ci' (T^u', (or  E(n'/?ou(T(/<ii',by  Poet. 
Paran.  for'Kof/ioi'f.j;.  of 'Epr/Sof, 
from  I-]rcbus,  from  the  shades. 
Epe^lvOtvof,  -I],  -ov,  (fr.   next)  likr 
pulse,  of   the   nature  of  beans, 
pease  or  vetches. 
EpifiivOos,  -ov,  b,  vetches. 
'Eptfioi,  -cos  -ovs,  Tu,  Krebus,  one 
of  tlie  names  of  the  Nell  of  the 
poets,    the    subterranean   abode, 
grave. 
Epcctvio,  (fr.  cpiii)  or  clpu)  to  say)  to 
ask,    question,     interrogate,    in- 
quire,  inipf.  act.  cpicn'ov,-cs,  -c. 
Kpidrjci,  Ion.  for  tpiBj;,  3  sin.  pres. 

siii).  uct.  of  epiOui. 
EpiOii^c,-Oi^cTe,'i  sin.  and  pi.  pres. 
impr.  act.— Epf  f)(^£)',and  EpcBia- 
Jfii-,  Dor.  for  tptOf'^cii',  pres.  iid'. 
act.  —  Epidi^ov,  -cs,  -£,  Ion.  for 
t/pidi^ov,  impf.  act.  of 
EpeOi^u),  f.  -('(7U),  same  as  cpiOw. 
EpiOtcfia,  -aTOs,Td,  and  EpiOiaftds, 
-oil,  b,  (fr.  cpiOi^io,  same  as  tp/Ow 
to   provoke)    provocation,   exas- 
peration, excitement,  irritation. 
EpidirTTiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  in- 
solent provoker. 
EpiOfo,   (perhaps  fr.   ipis  conten- 
tion) to  provoke,  excite  ;    to  sti- 
mulate, urge ;  io  irritate,  tease,  ex- 
asperate, anger,  affront,  enrage; 
to  disturb,  trouble,  vex,  harass. 
EpcT,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
epio).     Also,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act. 

of  £l'pU),    f.    £p(3. 

Ep£('(5w,  f.  epeiad),  p.  t'/petKa,  and  Att. 
epijpeiKa,  to  stick  in,  adhere,  lean 
upon;  to  lie  flat,  be  prostrate  ;  to 
crowd,  press,  throng;    to   apply 
earnestly,  study,  pursue  diligent- 
ly ;  to  set,  place,  fix,  fasten,  ?nake 
flrm,    strengthen ;     to    support, 
sustain,  prop  ;  to  struggle,  strive, 
contend ;  to  dash  or  strike  against, 
drive  through.   1  a.  ind.  act.  I'jpci- 
oa'  par.  fpEiV'if.     1  a.  ind.  mid. 
ijptiaiip.r]V  par.  cpaadyavos.  per. 
ind.    pass,    ijpcteitat,    and    Att. 
epi'ipciuiiai,  3  pi.  ipiipifarat.  Ion. 
(or  epnpet(7fiivoi  elaf  par.  coiipeta- 
fiivos-  pper.  pass.  ripttan>]v,  -ao, 
-tjro,    and   Att.    cpijpaaTO.    per 
ind.  mid.  ^peiSa,  Att.  tptjpii&a. 
EptiKrbs,EpiK.T(is,  and  Epi/krd?, -o? 
h,  t'l,   (fr.  next)  broken,  bruised, 
pounded,  shattered ;    split,  rent, 
torn. 
Epci'/fw,  and  EpiVw,  f.  -foj,  to  break, 
shatter,  demolish  ;   to  bruise,  bat- 
ter ;  to  cut,  hank,  gash. 
'Ep£io,  Ion.   and    Poet,    for   fpou, 

pres.  impr.  miil.  of  ipo/iai. 
Eoiio/xtv,   Poet,   for  tplojitv,  1   pi. 

pres.  ind.  act.  oftpiio. 
Epctis,  -ov,  u,  t'l,  Dor.  for  cpiartKos- 
'Eptios,  -ov,  6,  !i,  [fr.  ipiov  wool) 

woollai,  woolly. 
Eptlvtov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  next)  ruins, 

rubbish. 
Eptlirvi,  f.  -\po),  p.  -ipa,  to  overturn, 
overthrow;  to  destroy,  break  or 
pull  down,  ruin,  efface;  to  totter, 
slip  ;  to  fail,  decay, be  destroyed; 
to  fill,  die,  be  killed.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  I'ipivov  pir.  cpiTTwv.  par.  pres. 
pass.  touTtdjirvos.  pper,  pass, 
(244) 


EPE 

Jipctfifi>)v,  in  3  sin,  I'lpcirro,  Att. 
tonpiTTTo,  and  also  epiptrrrn.  but 
this  lust  sponis  to  boloni;  to  j)ln' 
TU),  which  see. 
EpEif,  Epc7,  2  and  3  sin.  1  f.  act.  of 

tlpii). 
Epclcrns,  -aaa,-av,\)ar.  1  a.  act.  — 
EpelauTo,  and  'Epciac,  Ion.  for 
Vpclaaro,  mid.  and  t'lptiat,  act,  3 
sin,  1  a,  ind.  of  ipMui. 
'Epcicrjxa,  -uros,  rb,  (fr.   tpMu)  to 
sii[iport)  a  prop,  buttress  ;  foun- 
dation, ground,   stay,  support ; 
conflrinalion,    proof,     authenti- 
city. 
Epdru),  3  sin.  pres.  impr,  act,  of 

fp/w. 
Epei-ipiToiyos,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  epclrio 
to  pull  down,  and  to7vos  a  wall) 
xvnll-dtstroying,  overturning,  de- 
molishing. 
Epcpvbi,  -r),  -bv,  for  eptficvvds- 
'Epcfd,   -as,  -£,  in  3  pi.  -at',  1  a. 

md,  act.  ofpi^ut. 
EpiovTo,  Ion.  for  )',povTo,  3  pi.  impf. 

mid.  of  ipojxai. 
Epiovaa,  -ov,  par.  pres,  act,  of  epiw. 
Or,  par.  ofepiu),  by  Dial,  for  rpC, 
1  f.  act.  of  £fpM. 
Epevrdficvos,    -rj,    -ov,    par,    pres. 

mid,  of 
Epi-rrru),  f.  -\poi,  p.  >'ipt(pa,  to  feed, 
pasture,  graze,  browse.  Also 
Poet,  to  cover,  dress,  equip;  to 
ortiament,  adorn,  grace,  embel- 
lish. 
EpiptTTTo,  Att,    for  epl>n!To,  3  sin. 

pper.  pass,  ofm-irru). 
Epiata,  -as,  t'l,  ((r.  cpiaaoi  to  row) 

rowing,  clapping  of  u:ings. 
Epcotrifttvat,  Dor,  for  tpioauv,  pres. 

inf  act.  of 
Epioau)  or  -rru),  f.  -fw,  p.  -;^a,  to 
row  ;  to  impel,  drive,  push,  force 
forward  ;  to  return,  depart. 
EpccxtXfu)  -w,  f.  -rjatu),  p.  -tj^a,  (fr. 
epiu)  to   speak,   and  x^^^"^  ^^^ 
lips)  to  cavil,  dispute  ;   to  brawl, 
Scold,  quarrel,  clamour. 
Epirris,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  cpiaaia  to  row)  a 
rower,   sailor,  seaman,  mariner. 
a.  pi,  iptras- 
EpcTpbs,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  oar. 
Epirru),  see  tpiaato. 
Epcvyftbs,  and  Epvypbs,  •ov,  b,  (fr. 
next)  a  belch  ;    incolierent  utter- 
ance. 
Ep£i))'w,  f.  -^u),  p.  t'iptvj(a,  to  belch  ; 
to  throw  lip,  vomit,  disgorge  ;    to 
bellow,  low,  roar  ;   to  vent,  utter, 
throw  out,  rhapsodize.    2  a.  ind. 
act.  t'lpvyov.   1  f.  mid,  cpcv^ojiat. 
per.  pass.  >)ptvypni. 
EptvOos,  -COS  -ovs,  rb,  redness,  rud- 

lincss  ;  complexion  ;  a  blush. 
EocvOu),    f.    -evao),   p.    riocvxa,   (fr. 
last)  to  redden,  make  or  become 
red  ;  to  blush. 
Epcvfitvos,  by  Sync,  for  cpcvydjie- 
vos,  par.   pros.  pass,  of  cpcvyu. 
Or,  for  crt£ui5/^£i'0f,  sameof  cptiju. 
Or,  for  epovfitvos,  cont.  of  tpeij- 
fJivos,  same  of  cpio). 
'Eotvva,    -as,     hi    C''-    cpcvvao)    to 
search)  inquiry,  search,  examina- 
tion, scrutiny,  investigation,  trial. 
Epcvv^,  3  sin.  cont.  pres,  ind,  act. 


EPH 

—  lEpcvvare,    2    pi.    cont.  pres. 
impr.   act.  —  Kocvvriaov,    I    a. 
impr.   act.  —  Epnivuii',    n.    p!. 
•vSvTCi,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
Kotvvd(o  -w,  f.  -i^(Tu),  p.  >jocvi')]Ka, 
(fr.  to/o)  to  say)   to  seek,  search 
inquire,  examine,  investigate  ;  to 
trace,  track,  purxuc  hy  scent  or 
sight.    1   a.  act.  ind.   riptvirjaa, 
impr.  cptivriaov,  -dru).  par.  pres 
act.  epivvduv  -u)v. 
Kpivvjj,   Dor.   for   cpcvv^  cont.   of 
tpcvvdet,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
last.  —  Kpevvi),  -i!,  »;,  same  as 
ipcvva. 
Epcv^o/iai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  epciyo. 
Epcvui,  same  as  cpcvvu. 
Eof0iu,  f.   -;|ui,   p.  >5o£^a,  to  ''oof, 
cover,  enclose  ;  to  hide,  conceal ; 
to  protect,  defend ;  to  crown  -or 
rover  with  garlands,  deck,  adorn 
1  a.  ind.  act.  rjpcij-a. 
Ep£;^Sfi'f,  -iof,  and  Ion.   -T/og,  b, 

JSrerhthetis,  a  man's  name. 
Epix^'^  or  Epix<'>j  ^  '^"')  ''end,  tear, 
shatter,  break  ;  to  harass,  worry, 
persecute  ;  to  molest,  trouble  ; 
to  distract,  afflict,  par.  pres.  pass. 
efic)(96iitvos. 
'Ep£i/'a,'Ion.   for  ripixpa,  -as,  -c,  1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  tpf^u. 
'Epti^if,  -lof,  Att.  -twf,  I/,  (fr.  cpf- 
<pu  to  roof)  (J  roof;  a  covering, 
cover;  enclosure. 
Ep/tti  -bi,  f.  rpi/ffd)  and  cpui,  but  this 
more  projierly  belongs  to  ti'pw, 
p.  tlpiKa,  (fr.  ti'ou  to  connect,  or 
fiiuj  to  flow)  to  say,  speak,  utter, 
pronounce ;  to  call ;  to  ask,  in- 
quire ;     to    tell,    declare,    bring 
news ;    to   promise,    impf.    act. 
t(otov-ovv.\  f.  mid.(ot/(To/iai.  per. 
,ind.  pass.  i(pr)jtai,  -aai,  -rat. 
EpiJ,  Dor.  for  cp$,  cont.   of  epdei, 

3  Rin.  pros.  ind.  act.  of  cpdu>. 
'EprifidCtoKOv,    Ion.    for    ttpf/fa^ov, 

impH  act.  of 
T^OJIfirS^iii,   f.  -aaui,  (fr.  torjfiof  de- 
»prt)  tn  wander  in  a  lUsert,  roam 
ftns'iken,  rove,  ramble,  stray. 
"Eprtiiiilot, -a,  -ov,  {fr.  saine)  Poet. 

for  (pii/iof. 
'Ep7/ii7,  -f?f,  fi,  (fern,  of  fprjfioi  for- 
saken,   viz.    fUrt   a   lawsuit)    a 
cause  given  up,  nolle  prosequi. 
'Epiiita,  -«{,  i;,  (fr.  same)  a  desert, 
wilderness,  wild ;  solitude,  lone- 
liness ;  want,  poverty. 
Epij^/i'U  and  Ep»7/ii5(,  -li^of,  fi,  (fr. 
■anie)  8ame  an  tptifilriK  in  the 
fuminine. 
Epr;/i7<ri{,   -ti,  -iv,   (ft.  name)  »oli- 

I'try,  lonely. 
Knniiirrif,  -ov,  a,  (fr.  name)  a  soli. 

lary,  recluM,  hermit. 
'Ep'ifii}(,  -ov,  i),  li,  (pf^rhapi  fr.  loa 
(he  earth,  and/»)foc  only)  desert, 
wild,  snlitnn/  ;  lonrli/,  retired. 
'Eoni'Of,  -01),  fi,  VIZ.  )(wn(i,  (fiumc  aw 
last)    a  dcsrrt,   wilcUrness,   loli. 
tude. 
T,pni">T'rat,  3  sin.  cont.  pres,  ind. 

paf<.  of   . 
En'^ii'^rti  -w,  I.    -'iitTfii,   p.  ijn^ifitaita, 
(fr.  /pii/ioi;  a  degorf )  l'>  umxte,  Ini/ 
waste,    brin;    to    drsnlation,    de- 
itroy  ;  to  spoil,  ravage,  plunder  ; 


EPI 

to  desert,  forsake,  pres.  pass, 
ind.  coriftSoiiat  -oJi/iai,  in  3  pi. 
toiiitdovrai  -opirui'  inf.  tprjfidca- 
Oai  ovaOaf  per.  pass.  ind.  r}p7'r 
^ij)fiai'  par.  ripvuuijiivoi.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  rjprjjii'oOtjv,  -t];,  -rj. 

Epi'tnoxTii,  -tos,  Att.  -t(t>g,  !i,  (fr. 
same)  ivaste,  desolation,  destruc- 
tion ;  destitution,  desertion,  aban- 
donment. 

Epn^tdrrii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  o  ra- 
vager,  spoiler,  plunderer. 

EpripiSarai,  'Epi'ipstSa,  KprjptiKa, 
Epi'ipctcfiat,  EpripeitTftivof,  Epij- 
pcioTo,  see  cpciSui. 

Epi'iptKo,  Att.  for  ipiKa,  per.  ind. 
act.  ofepl^ii). 

Epi/pififtai,     EpTjoiiifiT)}',     Att.     for 


I'lptifinat,  per.  ind.  pass,  and 
ripeififiriv,  pper.  ind.  pass,  of 
cpzirTij}. 

Ep7)pi<pa,  Att.  for  I'/pKpa,  per.  ind- 
act.  of  same. 

EptiptaTJiKa,  Att.  for  tjpiirrjKa,  per, 
ind.  act.  of  epiordui. 

Epi'iao/tat,  -;;,  -crat,  1  f.  mid.  of 
ipofiai  or  tp/w. 

Epr;Ttii(i)  and  Eptiriw,  f.  -aw,  p. 
rio>ircvKa  and  -rvxa,  to  hinder, 
restrain,  check,  prevent,  stop  ;  to 
hold,  seize,  possess,  occupy. 

Ept'iTvOcv,  Bosot.  for  eprtrvOtjaav,  3 
pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  last. 

EptirvufjiTiv,  -ov,  -cTo,  impf.  pass,  of 
same. 

Eni/TvaacKc,  Ion.  for  };p>'iTvar,  3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  same. 

EpyiTvcrcta,  -as,  -c,  /Eol.  for  epiirv- 
aaiju,  -ais,  -at,  1  a.  opt.  act.  of 
same. 

Epnrvuj,  f.  -uau),  p.  ijpiJTVKa,  same 

as  epriTtvia. 
Epi,  an  intensive  particle  set  at 
the  beginningofwords  to  heighten 
their  signification  ;  very,  much. 
Epta,  i»l.  of  iptov. 

Eptav^tjv,  -tro<,  i,  i),  (fr.  tpt  very, 
and  at')(^iii>  the  neck)  carrying  a 
high  head,  hauglity,  proud,  dis- 
dainful ;  stjff'nccked,  stubborn. 

Eptffoi,  -ov,  b,  .';,  (fr.  same,  and 
(iodii)  to  shoiil)  hiud,  noisy,  cla- 
morous, vociferous ;  echoing. 

EptlSpeucrnv,  Dor.  for  tpifiocficriav, 
g.  pj.  of 

Epiftotfihifi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  lot  much, 
and  lipfiid)  to  roar)  lowl-roaring, 
rrsouniling,  deep- murmuring, 
hetlowini;. 

Ep//?po/ioc,  -ou,  h,  (fr.  same)  same. ' 

Epi/?pujf/u),  Ion.  for  tpi(ipv)(ov,  g. 
sin.  of 

Epi/Ioi"Y7<,  -0")  ^1  Ih  {ft-  lot  much, 
and  flov^io  to  roar)  Inud-hcllnw- 
ing,  drefi-rnnring,  howling. 

Eni(1'o\"iKii,  II.  lin.  of 

Kniliu>hi(,  -IfKof,  and  Ep//?wXof, 
•nv,  b,  /],  (fr.  hi  miirli,  and  (iii- 
Xo^  a  Roil)  full  of  riods,  fertile, 
rich,  productive,  luxuriant. 

Epiydnrmp,  -oon;.  b,  f/,  (fr.  name, 
and  ynnritp  the  M\y)  big-heUied ; 
gluttonous. 

Epiyf'o^'noio,  Ion.  for  tpty^tvov,  e. 
mn.  of 

Ep/y^oinrnf,  -oo,  b,  fi,  (fr.  (pt  much, 
and  iov-o(  n  rraxh)  lowl-sound- 
(24.5) 


EPI 

ing,  crasJting,  rattling,  thunder- 
ing. 
Epiyiviia,  for  rjpiyivtia. 
EpiiaivtTov,  2  or  3  du.  pres.  ind. 

act.  of 
EpWai'i'O),  f.  -iivu),  (fr.  /pij  discord) 
to  dispute,  deb'ilc,  contest,  quar- 
rel, strive,  contend;  to  provoke, 
enrage,  irritate,  excite  to  anger. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  iiplSr/i'a. 
EoiiiHu)  or  KpiSiui  -t5,  f.  -ijo-b),  p. 
tiplfiSnKa  or    >;ui'(5/;ica,   Poet,   foj- 
cpi^u). 
EpiSii'icacdat  and  EptoiiaaaBai,  I 

a.  inf.  mid.  of  last. 
EpiSt}va,  Ion.  for  rtpiipva,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  i:pi(5ai'iu. 
'Ep((5(,  d.  sin.  of  f'pif. 
Epti^fiaiiovri,  Dor.  for  cpiSnaivovai, 

3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
Epiffiaii'tj},  Poet,  for  epiSalvw. 
'Epi^c,  pres.  impr.  act.     Or,  Ion. 
for  ijpi^e,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  act. 
—  Epi^f/(ri'  and  Ept^ifi£vai,  Dor. 
for  epi^civ,  pres.  inf.  act.  —  Kpl- 
^ovTt,    Dor.    for  epi^ovat,    3   pi. 
pres.  ind.   act. — Epi^oi'aai,  pi. 
fern.  par.  pres.  act.  —  KpicravTc, 
d(i.    mas.  of  Eotaas,  par.   1   a. 
act.  of 
E'pi'^ci),  f.  -"(TO),  p.  I'ipiKa,  (fr.  fpti  dis- 
cord) tn disjndc,ijunrrel,  contend; 
to  litigate ;  to  cxiispcratc,  irritate. 
Epiijp,  -ypoi,  b,  ri,  n.  pi.  Epiiipes,  a. 

pi.  Ep('i;pnf,  Ion.  for 
Ep('i;po>,  -ov,  b,  'i,  (fr.  ipi  mucli,  and 
cpiiw  to  love,  or  doio  to  fit)  love- 
ly, pleasant,  agreeable,  desirable  ,* 
loving,  dear,  intimate,  familiar ; 
congenial ;  connected,  attached ; 
prized,  valued,  cherished;  tune- 
ful, harmonious. 
EpiOdmj,    -rjs,  fi,    bees'  meat,    red 

matter  found  in  honeycombs. 
EplOcia,  -uf,  fi,  (fr.  (pt;  strife)  dis- 
cord,     disagreement,     variance, 
strife,  contention,  animosity  ;  hve 
of  strife. 
Epidcvui   or  rather  EpiBcvo/iai,    f. 
-cvaojiai,   (as   if  cpiiivia  fr.  (pi^ 
strife)  /c  ditpute,  disagree,  con- 
tend.  Or  (fr.  t7pos  wool)  tn  work 
or  manufacture  wnnl ;  to  labour, 
toil ;  to  serve,  be  a  slave. 
EptOrt\lu)v,  g.  pi.  of 
EniO>j\tis,  -im  -OP?,  b,  !],  (fr.  ipi 
much,    and    $dWi^    to    bloom) 
blooming,    verdant  ;    luxuriant ; 
youthful,  vigorous. 
'EpiOoi,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  cTpOf  wool  ; 
or  /pa  the  ground  ;  or  I'pt  much, 
and  S(;s  a  labourer)  a  vmrkrr  in 
vtool ;    a  weaver  ;  a  servant,  do- 
mestic ;    a   lalinurer,    reaper ;    a 
hushandman,  firmer. 
EpiK^nyKTai,  -a,  i,  Dor.  for 
Epiit\dyKrrii;,  -ov,  !i,  i;,  (fr.  I'pi  inurli, 
and    xXdyyij)    to    clanj;)    loud, 
noisy,  resimndine,  rc-cchnim;. 
EptnTfiTTix,  -OV,  b,  II,  (fr.  s;irne,  and 
(rrl/jrnf  a  clnp,  ih.  krvnlui  to  rat- 
tle) ela/ijting ;  noisy,  rrsnnmling. 
Epifi'/rV/f, -/of  -oMf,  A,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and   Kv?io<   ylorv)   very  glorious, 
far-famed ,  rrlrbratrd. 
EpUui  and  Epinrrd;,  name  astpi/Ku, 
and  leiiKTii.  > 


EPI 


ami  /ivKdu  to  low)  lowing  !  M- 
loiiing,  roaring. 

'Efiiii.df  or  Epiii^',  -ov,  0, 1  ivittljig- 
Ircc. 

Epiii'Oj, -uoi,  »^,  jyinni/x,  a.  bcinj; 
wlu)  was  sii|)|iosoil  to  torture 
siniiprs  m  the  fabled  lioll  of  the 
Greeks  iind  Romans  ;  a  fury; 
an  avenacr,  punisher  ;  a  reveng- 
er, persrrulor,  oppressor, 

Ef.u'iD.«,  (fr.  last)  to  play  the  fury, 
ra^f,  be  angry  ;  to  persecute,  op- 
press. 

Epiri)>-  see  rpirtiSs. 

'Koioi'  or  Efpior,  -oii,  to,  same  as 

Eoioi'i't;?  and  Epioni'ioj,  -on,  o,  »;, 
(tV.  f'pi  much,  and  6vimt  to  hcl|>) 
assistant,    aiding,    helping,  very 
useful ;  an  cpitliet  of  Mercury. 
Epioupyfo)  -w,  (fr.  ipiov  wool,  and 
/oyoc  work)  In  work  in  or  manu- 
fucture  wool,  spin,  card,  weave 
wool. 
'Epiff',  by  Apos.  for  fpYirt,  which 
Ion.  for  t'lpt-c,  3  s'm.  ind.  —  Epi- 
■xuv,  inf.  —  EpiTTiiv,  -oucra,  -bv, 
par.  2  a.  act.  of  tpti~u. 
'Epl-i'n,  -vi,  >'h  (fi-  f'f"  "luch,  and 
rii/ui    to   blow)   a  top,  summit, 
peak,  ridge,  rock,  cliff. 
Ept-do),  same  as  cpdirw. 
'EpK,  -i^of,  i;,  discord,  strife,  con- 
tention ;  a  quarrel,  dispute,  con- 
flict ;    litigation,    a.    sin.    ipiia, 
and  ipiv. 
EpiVavrt,   n.  du.  mas.   par.  1  a. 

act.  of  foi'^u. 
"Epiaictv,  Kptoiuv,  for  epi^ctv,  inf. 
and   tpi^uiv,  par.  pres.  act.   of 
same. 
'EpioOtvfi;,  -iog  -ovs,   b,  »;,   (fr.   ipt 
ver^,  and  aOivoi  strength)  very 
strong,  able,  mighty,  powerful ; 
a  man's  name. 
'Epicr/in,    -arof,    to,    (fr.    cpi'^w   to 
quarrel)  a  contest,  conflict,  quar- 
rel;  contention,  debate,  dispute; 
a  lawsuit. 
'Epiofiapfiyoto,  g.  Ion.  of 
'Epiandpayos,    -ov,    b,    I'l,    (fr.    f'pi 
much,  and  o^tapayim  to  resound) 
deep-thundering,  loud-sounding, 
roaring,  rattling,  pealing. 
Epio-(7ap«'i5oio,  g.  Ion.  of 
"Epioadpu^oi,  -ov,  b,  r],  (fr.  same, 
and  dpaioi  palpitation)  panting ; 
groaning,   (Uep-souruUng,  roar- 
ing. 
Epiorn'i^KXoj,    -ov,    b,    fi,    (fr.    /pi 
much,  and  ariKpvXfi  a   cluster) 
fruitful  in  grapes  ;  clustering. 
"Epiartis,   -oTi,   b,  (fr.  ipi^  strife)  a 
wrangler,  contentious  or  litigious 
person. 
'Epiar'tKii,  -r),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  liti- 

ginwi,  quarrelsome,  contentious. 
'Epiaifti,  see  iouai(iin. 
Epi'ffviyXof,  -ov,  0,  /'),  (fr.  ipi  much, 
and  Yti'Xof  the  lip)  foutrnouthed, 
scumlouK,   opprobrious ;    damn. 
Tons,    vociferous,    noisy ;    rude, 
unmannerly. 
EpiVi/ioj,  -ov,  0,  !j,  (fr.  /p(  much, 
and  Tifih  price)  precious,   valu- 
able, cosily,  dear  ;  honoured,  c«- 


EPM 

teemed;  honourable,  g.  Ion.  epi- 
W^oio. 
Epi'^ioi',  -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  next)  a 

young  or  Utile  kid. 
'Kpiifioi,  -ov,  b,  (perliups  fr.  tap  the 
sprijig,  and  (puivojun  to  appear. 
Or  fr.  f'pt  very,  and  ttdSs  the  foot) 
a   kill,   yaung  gnat,  goat,  also, 
early,  fresh,  new,  young,  a.  pi. 
Dor.  fp/ipw;. 
Epi;(9(ii'<os,  -ov,  b,   (fr.    ipt  very, 
and  ^Om'  the  earth)  Krichtho- 
7iius,  a  man's  name ;   the  son  of 
Vulcan  and  Rlincrva  ;  a  king  of 
Athens. 
'Epvni';;,   -7/5,  /;,  (fr.  c'lpyu)  to  en- 
close) a  machine  of  war  used  in 
besieging  cities ;  a  moving  tower. 
"EpKioi',  -ov,  tD,  dim.  of 
"EpKOi,  -cos  -ov;,  rb,  (fr.  t'lpyia  to 
contine)  a  fence,  hedge,  mound, 
rampart;    a   bulwark,  fortress; 
fortification,  enclosure. 
'KpKr!),  -ii5,  /),  Ion.  for  tipxn/. 
'"Epfia,  -aTOi,  tH,  (fr.  t'lpyo)  to  con- 
fine.  Or,  by  Sync,  for  ipiiojia  fr. 
tpiihoi  to  prop)  a  prop,  support, 
stay,  post,  buttress ;    ballast ;    a 
rock,  ridge,  reef;  an  ear-ring. 
'Ep;jdyopa?,  -ov,  b,  Hermagoras,  a 

man's  name. 
'Ep^d^uj,  f.  -do-u,  (fr.  ipjia  a  prop) 
to  support,  prop,  stay;   to  bal- 
last, make  steady, 
'EpfiaTa,  -wi',  T<i,  (neut.  pi.  of'Ep- 

/ioTos)  the  feast  nf  Mercury. 
"Ep/<aiov,  -ov,  rb,   (neut.  of  next) 
unexpected  gain,  unhnped  profit ; 
prey,  booty. 
'Kpna'io;,  -ov,  b,  'i,  and  -a,  -ov,  also 
"Eo^ui'o;,    and    'Ep^idi'icof,    (fr. 
'Ep^>;s  Mercury)   of,  belonging 
to   or  like   Mercury,  mercurial, 
lively,  vntty,  sprightly. 
'Ep^df,  -d,  b,  a  man's  name.  Dor. 

for  'EpjjTii,  Hermes. 
'Epfidf,  -nSos  or  -aKog,  f;,  (fr.  tp/zo 

a  ))rop)  a  sunk  rock. 
'Kpfiari^u),  f.  -toil),  same  as  /p(<d(u). 
'Ep/jdu)',  -uvof,  'Ep/ui'as,  and  'Ep- 

jjd?,  -ov,  b.  Poet.  for'Ep/)))?. 
'Ep/;iti'i)v,  Ion.  for  'Epfialav,  a.  sin. 

fem.  ofEpjialog. 
'Ep/jij,  d.  sin.  of 'Ep/jfK. 
'EpfJii'da,  -ai,  '/,  (fr.  'Epfini  Mer- 
cury)    interpretation,     explana- 
tion ;  translation ;  eloquence. 
'Epiir}vcvi,  -f'o;,  Att.  -fu;,  b,  (fr. 
same)  an  interpreter,  translator. 
'Epiiriveiiaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  ipixr/- 

V£|'U) 


EPP 

scent)    llermogenes,    a    man'.i 
name. 

'Ep(i«)/Xiii/iik(),  -})i, )),  (fem.  of  next 
viz.   r/;^!');)  the  art  nf  carving, 
statuary. 
'Emwy'SviplKbi,  ->),  -bv,  (fr.  'Ep/i>)s 
Kicrcury,  and  yXui/iw  to  carve) 
of  statuary,  relating  to  sculpture, 
carved. 
'EpiiAy\vipo(,  -ov,  and  'EpfioyXu- 
(/ifiij,  -/of,  Att.  -4(i)f,  b,  (fr.  same) 
a  statuary. 
'Epi'o?,  -coi  -ovi,  rb,  (perhaps  fr. 
ipa  the  ground)    a  plant,  herb; 
shoot,  surkir,  bud ;  branch,  bough. 
'Ep^av,  Ion.   for  t/p(«v,  3  pi.   1   a. 
ind.  —  'Epfoi',   ''"Pf-  —  'Epfu, 

-j/f,    -ri,    sub 'Epfai,   inf. — 

'Kp^ai,  par.  of  f'p(5u)  for  pi^ui. 
'Epfw,  -Its,  -ci,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

same. 
'Epoya,  by  Metath.  for  iopya,  per. 
md.  mid.  of  Ipyoi,  iplw  or  iffui. 
Epi5£if>-C'''<"'i"£i'>  (fi".  tpdu)  to  love) 

lovely,  amiable,  desirable. 
Epoi'rji',-^?,  -7),  Att.  for  fpoifii,  cont. 
of  cp('oi/ii,  pres.  opt.  act.  of  tp/co. 
'Epo/iu(,  (fr.  fpf'u  or  ti'pw  to  say) 
io  ask,  question,  demand,  pres. 
impr.  f'piii),  Ion.  tptiov.  impf.  or 
2  a.  mid.  tipiiir^v  or  rip6j.ir}v. 
'Epof,  -ou,  6,  A,ol.  for  /puif. 
Epo(i/j£)',  1   pi. — EpoCffi,   3  pi.  of 

tpto,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  t/pui. 
'EpTTtrbv,  -ov,  TO,  (neut.  of  next)  o 
creeping  thing;  acreeper;areplilc. 
Ep-KCTis,  -ov,    b,   f/,    (fr.    cpirui    to 

creep)  creeping,  crawling. 
'Epir7)v,  Dor.  for  cpirctv,  pres.  inf. 

act.  of  same. 
'Ep-!Tns,   -rjTos,  b,    (fr.   same)  the 

herpes ;  St.  Anthony' sflre. 
'EpmiaTrji,   -ov,    b,    (fr.  same)   a 

creeper,  crawler,  climber. 
'EptrnortKbi,    -i),  -bv,    (fr.    same) 

creeping,  crawling,  climbing. 
'Earns,  an  Egyptian  word  signify- 

mg  iuine. 
'Ep7rii^a),and'Ep7:i!u),sameastp7r(i). 
"EpiruXXof,    -ov,  i,  or  "EptruXXoii, 

-ov,  rb,  wild  thyme. 
'EpTTo),  f.  -i^u),  to  creep,  climb;  to 
go,    move,   proceed,    impf.    act. 
ti'pTTov.  1  a.  ind.  act.  cTpipa. 
"Ep-iDfits,  Dor.  for  epnoiijicv^  pros. 

sub.  of  last. 
EpjtnfiMaOrtv,  ->;s,  -i;,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

orpaliil^w. 
Ep'payjv,  -»/;,  -V,    in  3  pi.   -ricav, 
pass.  —  'Epiiayov,  -eg,  -c,  act.  2 


■  I      a.  ind.  ofbi'iywin  or  pt^aam. 
'Epjir)VtVTi)S,  -ou,  h,  same  as  ipjxri-  Epftii^uTnt,  Ion.  for  tppaaiiivoi^  cio-i, 


vcvs. 

EpiJim'cvit),  f.  -CMO-w,  p.  tipfifjVtvKa, 
(fr.  'Eoji7\s  Mercury)  <«  interpret, 
translate;  to  expound,  explain, 
illustrate  ;  to  comment  upon. 

'Ep/iTis,  -oD,  b,  and  Poet.  'Ep/i/n?, 
and  'Ep;;£i<j?,  (perhaps  from  ci'pio 
or  iniu)  to  say)  Hermes,  Lat. 
Mercurius,  Eng.  Mercury, 

'Epjilvor'Epii'is,  -Too(,!j,  (fr.  'ipiin  a 
prop)  the  font,  stork  or  frame  of 
a  bed  or  couch  ;  a  bcistead,  bed- 
post. 

'Epptoytvvs,  -£o?   -ovs,  b,  (fr.  'Ep- 
lirjs    Mercurv,    and    yt'voj    de- 
(246) 


3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass.  —  Ep/jd(5d- 

To,  Ion.  for  ipjiaajiivot  Tjcrav,  3  pi. 

pper.  ind.  pass,  of  /jd^io,  same 

as  palvu). 
'Epltannai,    per.    ind.  —  Epfiaiinl- 

vos,  par.  pass,  of  pdnTia. 
EpfiavTiaa,  -as,  -c  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  —  Ep^avriiT/ifvos,  par.  per, 

pass,  of  jjavrl^d). 
Epjidos,  -ov,  b,  Ep^df,  and  'Api|,  a 

rnm. 
Epjidmna,  -a?,  -£,  3  pi.  -cav,  1   a. 

ind.  act.  of /laTri'^w. 
Epi'd(rO)]v,  -isi-v,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  o. 

^dfui,  same  as  fiahiii. 


EPP 

Eppi^^v,  -^f,  •!],  pa^ss 'Epl>atpa, 

act.  1  a.  ind.  of  pdrrroi. 
'Eppt,  -fl-u,  prcs.  im|)r.  act.  ofcppw. 
'Epp££,  Ssin.  impf.  act.  of  p/u. 
'Eppidnv  W  E.pj)i'i8>ii;  -I7f,  -17,  3  pi. 

-Oriaav,  1  a.  md.  pass,  of  same. 
'Epptfa,  -af,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  acl.  of 

'Eppcvv,  3  p'..  Dor.  and  Ion.  for 

ipptov,  which  see. 
Ep^iifliji',  -i7f,  -r),  3  pi.  -Otjaav,  more 

usually  eppidiiv,  whicli  see. 
''Epjtjj^a,  -as,  -£  or  -£i',  1  a.  iiid.  act. 

ol  ptjyvvnt. 
'E/^'tyu,  -aj,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

Eppiyjiai,  Ion.  for£p^iv7;,3  sin.  sub. 
of  j'p^iya  above.  Or,  pres.  sub. 
act.  as  also — Ep'piyuv,  -ovaa, 
-ov,  d.  sin.  -ovTi,  par.  pres.  act.  of 

Eppiyij,  same  as  ptyiui. 

Epfii^utfiat,  ind.  — Kplti^topitio^,  ->j, 
Of,  par.  per.  pass — Ep^i^(i0i;v, 

1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  pifdw. 
'Eppippat,  -\pai,-iTTat,  ind.  — Ep- 

pifi/i/vof,  par.  per.  pass,  of  pirro). 
'Ep^ivov,  -ou,  TO,  (fr.  £v  in,  and  //iv 

the    nostril)    a  medicine    taken 

by  the  nose. 
'EppiTTTov, impf.  ind.  act.  —  Ep'piip- 

6nv,  -iii,  -7],  1  a.  ind.  pass. — Ep- 

^((pdoi,  -8ij)v,  2  and  3  du.  per. 

impr.  pass. — 'Epptxpa,  -as,  -c, 

pi.  -tpauev,  -ipav,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

—  'Eppfj/o,    -<l>9iij,    per.    impr. 

pass,  of  piTTTu. 
Eplioya,  -as,  -£,  by  JTetath.  iopya, 

and  Att.  iuipya,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

Epiui/Kii  per.  md.  act. — Eppv<n', 

2  a.  ind.  pass,  whence  int.  ^ui}- 
vai,  and  par.  ^utJs,  of  'puiw. 

Eplivzpi/a,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 
piiiraifoi). 

Epl>v<rdpt]v,  -ui,  -aro,  mid.— Eppu(T- 
0';»',  -IS)  -r/i  pass.  1  a.  ind.  ofpiiui. 

'Eppii,  f.  IpTia,  (fr.  ('pa  the  ground, 
and  ^ia)  to  flow.  Or,  Jiio\. 
for  tipu  or  ^0/piu),  the  same  as 
^Oilpij}  to  decay)  /o  wuJtte  aii:at/, 
ditappear,  as  liquids  spilled  on 
the  ground  ;  to  perish,  coinr  to 
nolhinif,  be  anniliikUed  ;  to  pine, 
tam^uinh  ;  to  go  ahout  desponrl- 
in?  or  forlorn^  grieve,  nwuni,  he 
afflicted.  In  the  impr.  be  gorte, 
awni)  with  you. 

'Eppiaya,  -a<,  -£,  Att.  for  (pjitiya, 
per.  ind.  mid.  of  pi'iyyuut. 

'Epp'jfiai,  -aat,-Tai,  per.  md.  pass, 
ot  ituivyv/ii. 

Eplxjifihoi,  -1,  -or,  par.  per.  pa«i. 
of»amc.  Hut  Ailj.  rrfo(utr,Jirin, 
brarr,  vnlin/il,  tloiit  ;  ntrong, 
compart,  comp.  £p/iu)/iti/<rrtoot, 
Kup.  tpliuipttf ararof. 

Ep'uffi/nji(,  (fr.  Irut)  retolulrh/, 
Iravtly,  tloutly,  »troni;(y.  comp. 
-tuTlpiii,  dtip.  -tor<{rwf. 

'E;/,';'.)i',  par.  prpii.  net,  of  /(,,'„,). 

K//,.  'oiTo,  3  pi.  impf.  pajn.  nf  !,<oi,i 
or  jxi'ioiiai.  (^,  P'lf.l.  fur  {pjiuiv- 
70,3  pi.  pper.  pass,  of  fulivi'vui. 

Epjiuif,  -or,h,  (fr.  /pi  vcr)', and/.uiii 
to  be  strong)  a  boar ;  11  ram  ; 
or  rather  an  ppilhet  of  ihem, 
B,ipii>oa,-a,-,-i,nrl.  —  Eppioaiipriv, 


EPT 

-111,  -aro,  3  pi.  -aavTO,  mid.  — 
Epp^aBriv,  -rii,  -j;,  pass.  1  a.  ind. 
o:  j)u)vi'vpt. 

'Ep'puiao,  -tiiaQw,  and  in  2  pi.  'Ep- 
puffflf,  per.  impr.  pass,  of  same, 
farewell,  adieu. 

'Epaa,  Ion.  for  cipaa,  -a;,  -c,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  ipjiui. 

Eocaiof,  -a,  -or,  same  asfp<r>}£(?. 

'Epatj,  and  'Epo;;,  and  Ion.  Ef'pir;;, 
-1i,  ^1  dew  ;  a  new-born  lamb. 

Epai'icts,  -eaaa,  -iv,  (fr.  last)  dewy, 
dew-besprinkled. 

'Epatii',  Ion.  for  dparjv- 

'Ep(Tu,  1  f.  ind.  act.  -'Eol.  ot  (p^iia. 

Epiytiv,  2  a.  or  2  f.  inf.  act.  of 
tptvyta. 

EpuyjjAos,  (fr.  fpfuyo)  to  belch)  and 
EpMypvAos,  -ou,  h,  >i  (fr.  same, 
and  pT]\ov  cattle)  casting,  draw- 
ing or  throwing  up.  It  seems  to 
be  an  epithet  of  kine  from  their 
draiving  up  their  food  from  the 
stomach  in  chewing  the  cud. 
Also,  lowing,  bcllouing. 

Epvypoi,-ov,  b,  same  as  enevypS;. 

EpCccdai,  prcs.  inf.  mid.  of  fpi'rw. 

Epvdaii'ui,  f.  -avCj,  [fr.  ipcvOoi  red- 
ness) to  grow  red, blush,  redden; 
to  be  red.    1  a.  ind.  act.  rjpvOjim. 

EpvOeta,'-ai,  and  Ion.  -clii,  ->;$,  ^1 
Krythea ;  an  island  so  called  ; 
name  of  a  |)lace. 

Epi59i7pa,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  ipsvOoi 
redness)  a  root  yielding  a  red 
colour  which  women  used  ;  red 
dye  or  paint;  redness,  ruddi- 
ness ;  blush,  glow ;  modesty. 

Epvdfivas,  -aou,  -av,  1  a.  par.  act. 
of  tpvdaivia. 

EpvBidui,  see  ipvOalvw.  par.  pres. 
act.  cpvdtdwv  -dv,  -dovaa  -ioaa, 
-dov  -ivy. 

Epvdiduxjan,  Poet,  for  rpvBiuxrav,  a. 
sin.  fem.  cont.  par.  pres.  act. 
of  last. 

EpuOpii,  -as,  >i,  and  Epudpai,  -uiv, 
ai,  (fr.  ipvOpos  red)  the  name  of 
several  towns. 

EpvOnalviii,  (fr.  next,  th.  ipcvOoi 
redness)  see  cpvOahw. 

EpuOpuros,  -a,  -01',  (fr.  iocvBog  red- 
ness) of,  from  or  relating  to  the 
Arrdiiun  tea,  whicii  lies  at,  and 
between,  the  mouths  of  the 
Red  sea  anil  the  Persian  gulf  ; 
Erijlhrwcm  ;  red,  ruddy. 

EpvOpnloi  -01',  i,  1';,  a  nntiie  of  Epu- 
0p«'.  g.  pi.  V.fwOpnliov,  perhaj>s 
more  projiiTly  EpvOpiioy,  Ion.  for 
Epi'Opui',  g.  pi.  of  EpvVpal. 

EpuMpi«'w,sume  aKjpuOia'u, see  tou- 
Ou/i'W  par.  jircH.  act.  (pvOoidmii 
-i3i',  in  a.  Hin.  fem.  cpvOpiHaav. 
par.  1  a.  acl.  fppjO|)((f(rns. 

Ep»0nn^<ti'6nnrii,  (fr.  next)  to  grow 
red  ;  to  be  made  or  dyrd  red. 

EpiiOnf)i,  -il,  -or,  (fr.  IptvOof  red- 
ness) red,  ruddy. 

EpimiKliiy  -ih',  pros.  inf.  act.  of 

KpvKiiKio  -a,  ami  Kflvunxiid)  -u, 
and  Epi'xi'*'",  Kamo  an  tpvaiu. 

Epvkfptv,  and  Knimliitvai,  Dor.  for 
(pi/<r£i>',  prcH.  inf.  ni:l.  —  Epux-oi- 
pi,  -OK,  -ot,  prcs.  opt.  act.  of 

Ep<iK(i>,  f.  -Cw,  p.  -Xn,  to  reMrnin, 
confine,  ulny,  hold^  curb,  chirk; 
■  (247) 


EPT 

to  hinder,  prevent,  impede  ;  to 
embarrass,  perplex,  hamper;  to 
protect,  defend,  guard,  preserve  ; 
to  draw,  drag,  trail. 

'Kpvp'  for 

'Epvprz,  -uTOS,  rb,  (fr.  cpiu)  to  draw 
ibrth)  protection,  defence  ;  guard, 
garrison  ;  a  fortress,  castle. 

'Epvpai,  by  Sync,  for  £pi;opai,pres. 
ind.  pass,  of  covui. 

Epupi  OS,  -hi  -3i',  (fr.  £pi!io  to  draw 
forth)  safe,  scrure  ;  fortified  ; 
guarded,  protected. 

EovpvdTt]i,  -tjTo;,  t'l,  (fr.  last,  (h. 
fpiiw  to  draw  forth)  u  fort,  cas- 
tle, fortification ;  defence,  pro- 
tection. 

Epvopiv,  by  Sys.  for  cpiapev,  1  pi. 
pros.  sub.  act.  of  tpoui. 

Epi'o-ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Epvaaipriv, 
-aio,-aiTO,  1  a.  opt.  mid.  —  Epo- 
(TOis,  -^iol.  for  Eoi'ffrts,  p.ir.  1  a. 
act.  —  'Epuffuv,  Ion.  for  £i'puffav, 
act.  — Epi'o-ai'TOjIon.  forfipoo'oi'- 
To,  mid.  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  of  £ptiui. 

Epuo'aiaro,  Ion.  for  fpiijrairo,  see 
last. 

EoDirapaorasi  -i.  p'-  of  Epuo-apa'p- 
'r;;s,-oi',  6, '';•  Or,  for  epuffupa'p- 
rovi,  a.  pi.  of 

Epi)<T(i)^upros,  !l'icl  -pap'ri!,  -ov,  S, 
I'l,  (ir.  cpvw  to  draw,  and  appa  a 
chariot)  thai  draw  the  chariot, 
draft. 

EpOcrao',  for  fpuirao-a,  n.  fem.  sin. 
par.  I  a.  act.  —  Epv<Tu>,  -rji,  -p, 
1  a.  sub.  act.  of  tpow. 

'EpvaOai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  of  ipvpai, 
for  cpvcaOat,  and  epvopai. 

Epoo-(/]i;,  -r]q,  fj,  (fr.  ipcvOoi  red- 
ness) rust  ;  blight,  mildew,  blast. 

Epvatpoi',  -ov,  rd,  the  name  of  an 
herb  unknown. 

EpufffcroXis,  -los,  A,  I'l,  (fr.  £pi5io  to 
defend  or  to  drag,  and  irrdXij 
Poet,  for  r;6\ii  a  city)  the  guar- 
dian of  the  city,  the  hope,  defence 
or  father  of  the  city.  Or,  a  de- 
stroyer, ravager  of  cities,  &c. 
an  epithet  of  Pallas. 

Epiio-a«'p£ios,  Poet,  for  epvadpcvos, 
par.  1  a.  mid.  of  tniiu). 

'Epvaaav,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  clpv- 
aav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
same. 

Epi'iaiTOiiCV,  Port,  forfpuffoptii,  1  pi. 
of  EpiVio,  1  I.  ind.  act.  of  same. 
Or  by  Syst.  for  cpvauipcv,  1  pi 
1  a.  sub.  act.  of  same. 

'Eoiir',  for  ipvrn,  which  Inn.  for 
cIpvT'i,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  mid.  of 
I'pvpai,  same  as  tpvnpni.  Or  it 
may  be  Sync,  for  fpuo-wro.  Ion. 
for  itpiioaTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
orsaeno. 

Epliw,  and  Pod.  Eipi'w,  f.  -tJirw,  p. 
ilpvtta,  to  draw,  drag,  pull  along  ; 
to  bring,  lend,  take  to  ;  to  catch, 
ttist ;  to  hinder,  prevent,  check, 
detain  ;  to  tear,  lacerate,  pull  in 
pier.is  ;  to  guard,  keep,  protect  ; 
to  eiilricate,  deliver,  rescue.  I  a. 
ind.  act.  clpvna.  |»'r.  ind.  pass. 
ilpVpai.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  cipvOrtv. 
1  a.  mid.  ind.  ripvodprrf  inf. 
ipi'iaaaOiii'  and  Poet,  ctpiaaa- 
ri.n. 


EPn 

Kf^'i  for  tpirt,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of 

ipnu. 
'Ep^uf,  -oil,  &,  (fr.  fp/0(i)  to  cover) 

skin,  hiilr. 
'Ep\aTiii,'Ep;^uTo,  Ion.  Ibriifij///- 
101   cioi,   per.    niiii   toi    tip-jfiimt 
iiaav,  ppcr.  3  pi.  iiiil.  pass,  oi'ci'p- 
yui  or  itpyvvjii. 
"Epxaroi,  -on,  6,   (fr.  r/pyn)  to  coii- 
nne)    o    lud^c,  frn\t,    movjttl, 
bank,  rnmjiarl  ;  an  ciiil(i.tiire. 
Ep;^ar(i(j  -i,    (fr.  same)   /o  hnlgr, 
Jrnce,    cm  lose;    to    hindii;    rt- 
strain,  stop ;  loforlifi/. 
'Ep^ariwiTo,  Ion.    aiui    Pod.   for 
tip^aTdovTO  -otivTo,   3  pi.  iinpf. 
pass,  of  last. 
'Epyiai,  Ion.   for  ip^fi,  2  sin.  — 
'Ei>^tTat,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid. 
—  'Kpxco,  Ion.  —  'Ep;^tir,  Dor. 
for'Ep,\;ou,  dii.  -caOov,  -icOu)v,  2 
pi.  -tade,  pres.  inipr.  —  'Epvtcr- 
6at,  pres.  inf.  mid.  — Epx<'/'£^"i 
-;^ovTiii,  1  and  3  pi.   pres.  ind. 
niid.  —  Ep^diiCt'Oi,  -rj,  -01',  p.ir. 
pres.  mid. — 'Ep;j;'^/""i"f'i"';'"<"i 
pres.  sub.  mid.  of  ioyoitat, 
Epxoii  ,  for 
'E,p)^opai,   f.   fXtt/ffo/iai,   p.  ^Xi'Oa, 
Alt.  £A);Xfe«,  and  eiXj/AouOu,  fr. 
fAti'Oujj  obs.    <o  come  or  ^o  ;  io 
issue,  come  forth,  arise  from  ;  to 
come  to pasn,  happen,  occur;  to 
come  back,  return  ;  to  come  to,  re- 
cover, rerive.  2  a.  act.  ind.  ij\v. 
Poi',  more  usually  by  Syno.  T/X- 
bov  impr.  iXOe,  -irw,  and  -ilrw 
sub.  fX0winf.  cXOtTv  par.  £X0u>i'. 
per.   mid.   inf.   c^^n^vQivai-  par. 
tXj^XuOujj,  and  tiXtj^ovOwi.  pper. 
mid.   c\ri\v9ttv. 
EpY'V'aiawi',  ^ol.  for-i'uv,  g.  pi. 

par.  pres.  mid.  of  last. 
'Epi^oP/ztf,  Dor.  for  i'pi^j/itv,  1  pi. 

1  f.  ind.  act.  of  tpjro). 
Ep(3,  -£?;,  -£?,  pi.  -ovftcv,  -tire,  -ov- 
0-1,  2  f.  ind.  act.  of  epito,  or   1  f. 


ESA 


E2E 


pres.  act.  cent.— EpuiT^CiToiv,  g.  |EffnXn'Oi;i', -ijf,  -f;,  1  n.  ind.  pass, 


of  cipia. 

Epw^uf,  -aios,  and  Epiioiof,  -ov,  6, 
a  heron. 

Kpdei,  pres.  impr.  act.  cent,  of 

Epuj'u  -(3,  -ijtju),  p.  -»)((•«,  <o  ^ow;, 
run;  to  go,  move,  proceed;  to 
retreat,  retire,  cease,  desist ;  to 
rush,  precipitate,  dash  ;  to  pre- 
vent, check,  resist ;  to  repel. 

Epwi),  -r;j,  fi,  (fr.  last)  efffjrt,  ex- 
ertion ;  power,  strenf;lh  ;  force  ; 
cessation,  intermission  ;  retiring. 

Epwi;c(D,  -eii,  -CI,   1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

tO'Jllli'. 

'Epwpavhtrai,'\.  pi.  Jon.  and  Poet. 

—  Kowpaviwv  -iav,  g.  pi.  of 
Epw/iSnK,  -hi  -ol'i,  h,  t'l,  (fr.  /p(j; 

love,  and  palvonai  to  rave)  anin- 

Tous,  warm  ;  fond,  enamoured  ; 

lovely,  enchanting,  maddening. 
Epu*',   -wrro;,  in  n.   pi.    Epuiirtf, 

cont.  of  (puwr,  ionnvTof,  p.    sin. 

and  tffiovTti,  n.  pi.    ma?,  par. 

pros.  act.  of  tpaw. 
Ep<tii»(,  -Tii,  {),  same  as  tpw). 
"E.o<i)i,  -oiTOi,  b,  love,  pussinn,  de- 

xire ;  affection,  kindness,    Eros, 

the  Greek  bf:inp  similar  to  Cu- 

piilo  of  the  Latins.   Cupid. 
EpmrS,  3  sin.  ind.  —  Eourifv,  inf. 


pi.  cont.  par.  pres.  art.  of 
Epwrrfio  -iD,  t.  -I'/aiji,  p.  >;piJ7>;»-(i,  to 
ask,  inquire  ;  to  proper  a  (jucs- 
tioK  ;  to  liisruss,  reason,  ttrguc  ; 
to  request,  t),p.  1  a.  ind:  act. 
ripuTijaa'  per.  ir.d.  pass.  tipiiiTi]- 

EpuiTMi',  Ion.  for  fpo)T(i'£(v  -Sr, 
pres.  inf.  net.  of  last. 

EpuiTi/Ot'if,  -aaa,  -iv,  par.  1  a.  pass. 
—  EptoTi'iaai,  I  a.  inf.  act.  — 
EpuTi'jaas,  -iioa,  -av,  par.    1   a. 

•'tt.  EuiOTI/ffW,  -CIS,   -CI,    2  pi. 

•ccTC,  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  EpMTijow, 
-jli,  -V,  3  pi.  -(Tuffi,  1  a.  sub.  a,!t. 
■    —  EpiOTu),   1   sin.   -riofitv,  1   pi. 
cont.  |)rcs.  ind.  act.  of  same. 

EpuiTi/fia,  -Stos,  rb,  and  Epwrj/trif, 
-los,  Att.  -£ws,  )'i,  (i'r.  same)  an 
inquiry,  question. 

EpuiTtftuT'iKus,  -t),  -dv,  (fr.  last,  th. 
cputrnio  to  ask)  questioning,  jh- 
quiring,  inquisitive. 

Epii)Ti/jnT(\u)5,  (fr.  last)  inquisilive- 
ly  ;  in  the  form  of  a  question. 

Epw^W/if,  -to;  -oii(,  h,  t],  (fr.  /pwj 
love )  young  love,  infant  Cupid  ; 
lovi:^s  offspring. 

Epuir'iKus,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  amo- 
rous, enamoured,  fond,  loving  ; 
amatory. 

EpuTiJcu?,  (fr.  last)  lovingly. 

Epwr.'f, -Wof,  /;,  (fr.  /pw,  love)  a 
mistress  ;  a  courtezan. 

Epo)ToKoi,  -ov,  0, );,  (fr,  same,  and 
71(17(1)  to  produce)  causing  or 
producing  love. 

EpwTuXo;,  -01',  6,  ti,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  little  lover  ;  amorous,  loving, 
dear. 

EpoiTuiv,  -iovTOi,  in  pl-  EpurwiTES, 
-L>i',  cont.  fr.  EpoiTriuv  -uiv,  -dov- 
TOi  -uJiToj,  &c.  par.  pres.  act. 
ot  cpuirdw. 

EpojTwo,  2  sin.  cont.  of  EpioTaoi- 
pw  iifnv,  -auto  -MO,  pros.  opt. 
pass,  of  same. 

"Ej,  eru),  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  htpi. 

Ej,  Poet,  and  Alt.  fornj. 

EcnyycXciis,  -ioi,  Att.  -f'ws,  (fr.  cc 
to,  and  ay/f'XXo)  to  send  word) 
a  messenger  between  tv/o  par- 
ties, envoy. 

Eaacipii),  f.  -cpS),  (fr.  a  to,  and 
ncipoi  same  as  th.  aioio  to  raise) 
to  raise  up,  elevate,  exalt,  par. 
pres.  pass,  caacipnpcvoi.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  -)/£ioa*  mid.  -iicipd/itiv 
par.  -ncipdpci'Oi. 

EaaOoch)  -w,  f.  -i/CTd.',  p.  tc/iOpriita, 
(Jr.  a  into,  and  aOptia  to  look)  to 
look  at,  view,  consider  ;  to  gaze 
upon  ;  to  took  to,  observe ;  to  see. 

KaaOp^GCia,  -ai;,  -e,  JEo\.  for  caa- 
Opi'icaipi,  -aisj  -ui,  1  a.  opt.  act. 
of  last. 

KcaKOVTi^h),  f  -ttrio,  p.  -ixa,  (fr.  fs 
to,  and  aKovTiCfii  to  dart,  th. 
dKii)v  a  dart)  to  dart  at;  to  throw, 
fling,  shoot  against. 

EoaKovu),  f.  -ova(i>,  p.  errriKOVKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  ontouu)  to  hear)  to 
tuarken  to,  lislai,  attend  ;  to 
ohey  ;  to  liumour,  indvlge,  com- 
ply with.  pres.  inf.  act.  ffra- 
Koiiciv. 

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o(     (TdXiDfaJ. 

EffiiXXi^KJi,  f.   -bvuai,   (fr.   same, 
and  UWouai  to  leap)  to  ttnp  xijt 
on.    1  a,  nid.  mid.  cai,\dptiv. 

E<Ta'X;:i^oi',impf.  —  Kaii^i:toa,-as, 
-f,  1  a.  ind.  act.  ui'  aa\vli,w. 

EcSXtv,  Dor.  for  toJjXro.  3  sin. 
pper.  pass.  Or,  by  Sync,  for 
tai^XfTo,  3  sin.  in^pf.  pass.  Or, 
for  £(r>;X(iro,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  taiiX^nuut. 
'Eoiiv,  hy  roLt.    Sys.  for  Tjaav,  3 

pi.  inipf.  of  fi/i(,  to  be. 
'Eirav,  3  pi.  of  Ijv,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

'I'ipi- 

'Eaarov,  -es,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
aaivw. 

"Eaavrn,  Ion.  for  c'iaavro,  3  pi.  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  of  cu'vpt  or  tui. 

'EaSnov,  and  'Eariirov,  -is,  -t,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  ci'/ttu. 

Eaapdaaui,  (fr.  is  upon,  and  opaVrw 
to  dash  apainst)  to  beat  or  dash 
against,  force  into ;  to  impress. 
])res.  inf.  act.  caapdaaeiv. 

EaduiOei',  Bopot.  Sync,  for  caawBri- 
nav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  aaii- 
t^w.  — Eadwaa,  -as,  -i,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  same. 

Eaflah'ui,  same  as  tirr^wo). 

Eu'MX'Xu),  f.  -«X(u,  p.  taPl(i)i.r]Ka, 
(fr.  cs  into,  and  jiuXSio  to  throw) 
tr,  cast,  throw,  put  or  place  in  ;  to 
dart,  rui'h,  force  or  break  in ;  to 
enter,  strike  into  a  road  ;  to  in- 
vade, make  an  inroad,  pres.  inf. 
act.  caPdXKciv. 

EafjavTis,  for  cioPavTis,  par-  2  a. 
act.  of  eicPalvu). 

'Eaflica,  -as,  -£,  act. — EoPiaOtjv, 
-;;{, -i;,  pass.  I  a.  ind.  ofafiivm- 

/"• 

'Ea()T]v,  -)]s,  -v,  2  a.  ind.  act.  ot 
apiipi,  same  as  afiivvvjii. 

Eai3ifi<i^u>,  f.  -dao),  (fr.  is  in,  and 
/5(/3a'(u  to  mount,  th.  (^::h'w  to 
go)  to  let  or  bring  in,  introduce; 
to  set  upon,  make  mount. 

EcrPoh),  -ris,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and  /?JX- 
Xw  to  throw)  ingress,  entrance, 
admission  ;  an  invasion,  in- 
road. 

Eafixof",  f-  -^oiiat,  f.  caSiSzypai, 
(fr.  £5  into,  and  iixoftai  to 
receive)  to  admit,  receive  into. 

EactSovv,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  tciiid- 
vai.  It  is  cont.  fr.  laOiidetv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  of  c<rSi66o),  same 
as 

Ei7i5(0()/'(,  f.  -o-fc),  (fr.  £5  into,  and 
Siiwpi  to  give)  to  give  ;  put  or 
pour  into. 

"EiriojAai,  Dor.  for  Kopai. 

'Eaidpuvos,  -n,  -ov,  Dor.  for  l!^6pc- 
vos,  par.  pres.  mid.  — "EaSwuai, 
-I),  -vrnt,  1  pi.  'EaSwficOu,  Dor. 
for  £(w/jni,  fcc.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of 
i^npal. 

'Eacai,  Ion.  for  larj,  2  sin.  1  f.  of 
cipi,  to  be. 

Eirtl^doOnv,  -VS,  -V,  in  3  pi.  E<r£- 
(idadnauv,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  ot- 

(id^onai. 
'Efffi,  Att.   for  iaii,  2  sin.  1  f.  of 

cipi,  to  he. 
Eadeii),  see  ctaMo). 


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E2K 


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'Ecciiii,  (fr.  «  into,  and  £?/.(  to  go)  i'EcBni,  -htcs,  ';,  (fr.  tw  to  put  on) 


to  go  in,  enUr, 
'Eatiaiift)ii',-iD,  -aro,  niiil.  — Efff/V- 

6r,v,  -rjg,  -n,  3  pi.  -dijaay,  pass.  1 

a.  ind.  of  ccio}. 
E.cc7t(ii,  Dor.  and  HcctlTai,  Poet. 

for  iacrai,  3  sin.   of  feo^ui,  f.  of 

Clfl'l,   to    l)C. 

EfftAOfTi',  2  a.  inf.  act.  ofeoipy^ofiai. 
Eaifinccii/ii)*',   -&»,   -uro,    1  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  taiiiicBU). 
EfftifiVd),  f.  tffi/ic/fwi  p.  cci/vtixoj 
(fr.  fj  into,  and   trtiVw    Ion.   for 
tv/yxw,  ol>s.  to  carry)  see  tcijif- 
pu>,  or  rather  fic^ffiu).  per.  pass, 
ind.    etri'itciy/ini,   Att.  caivijvcty 
jiiif  inf.  c(!in)vii^6ai. 
'E.uc\i.f)(Bui,  -ttan,   -h;  \>&r.   1    a. 
pass.  —  EactiTivt7^6ai,   per.  inf. 
pass,  of  last. 
'Eacrrrifittv,  -u,  -aro,   fr.  tj  to,  and 

irrTi'ifitj^,  "hid)  sec. 
Eff/pynyi,  (fr.  «  into,  and  ipyvvfn, 
same  as  /pyw  or  tipj-u  to  confine) 
to  enrlofe,  shut  in.   pre  .  inf.  act. 
'EatpyvVtai. 
Eff£p-i5w,   f.  -i/ffo),  p.  -iTKu,  (fr.   £{ 
into,   an<l   /p77i5<<)   to   creep)    to 
creep  into. 
Eaip^Ofiin,  f.  cat^tvaoijiat,  p.  t(ri//\i;- 
6u,    (fr.   c{  into,  and  ip^ofiai   to 
come)   <o  co/ne  or  go  in,  enter  ; 
to   come   into  the    mind,    occvr, 
strike.   2    a.    act.    ind,   caqAOof 
inf.  iai\Qiiv. 
EcioiixnTo,    Fon.    for   caicaxTo,  3 

sin.  ppcr.  pass,  of  edrTu. 
'Eaeai'ipitv,  -ii{,  -a,  pper.  mid.  of 

calpii). 
'KciaOiu,  pres.  inf. — E<7co'0£,  2  pi. 

of  ioofiai,  f.  of  cifii,  to  he. 
Eacroj,  -to;  -oi'i,  rb,  (fr.  rj  to,  and 
/ro{  a  year)   nur/  .year,   miother 
yrar.  calrovs,  until  the  following 
year. 
"Eatva,  -Of,  -r,  for  iatoaa,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  eiiia. 
EtrcS/iQi,    and   E?aii/jiii,    Dor.  for 

laofiai,  f,  of  ii/ii,  to  be. 
Koi<l>diiv,  -tif,  -n,  I  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

'Ebi'^vhto,  Ion.  for  <:ct»r/;^vvro,  3  pi. 

pper.  pass,  of  ca^iu). 
Ea{)(uj,  (fr.  t(  in,  and  t'^oi  to  hold) 


ctolh  s,  vrardrohe,    drexs,    altire, 

raivunt;  a  root,  rohe,  gamitnt. 

d.  sin.  iadijTi,  a.  igBTitu. 
*Eo0i;<7if,    -(Of,    Alt.   -twc,  1/,   (fr. 

ast)  clothing,  itress;  a  gnnnenl. 
EcOUi,  3  sin.  pi.  -crt, -vxci,  ind.  — 

KoUiiiv,   inf. — EcOuVw,  3  sin. 

inipr.  pres.  act. — £061;/,  3  sin. 

pi.  -I'l/rr,  -/uiffi,  ]ircs.  siih.  act,  — 

EoO/ojv,   -oiKTO,  -01',  a.  -ovra,  pi. 

n.     -OlTCf,    g.     -UVTWV,    a.    -Ol'Tflf, 

par.  pres.  act.  of 
Kcdiw,  i.  -tew,  p.  I'/cOika,  (fr.  fVSo) 
to  eat)  to  eul,  Jtt'l,  graze  ;  to 
con/nime,  uaxle  ;  to  iltstrni;,  cor- 
rode, rvstl.  pres.  act.  ini|ir.  iaOte. 
inij>f.    act.    )'jcOit,v.      For   other 
tenses  altrilnited  to  it  see  /c^u. 
EoOAoTo^i,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 
EcOAflf,  Dor.  EffXof,  -)),  -or,hravr, 
tatiant;  skitjut,  iiiginimix  ; }>ou- 
erfid,  ul,U,  strong  ;  (lislinguisliett, 
famous,  renownrr/,  nfjJite  ;  erect- 
lent,  good  ;  useful,  valuable,  pro- 
./liable. 
KcdXurrii,  -riro^,   )'/,   (fr.  last)    hru- 
reiy,  courage  ;  skill,   ingeiwily  ; 
strength;  dignity;  worth,  value, 
excellence,  goorlness. 
'EoOopr,  Ion.  for  taiBopi,  3  sin.  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of 
EoBopiiii  'W,  f.  -t'jaii),  p.  -ij/cn,  (fr.  Cf 
upon,  and  Snpiui  to  leap)  to  leap, 
ru.sh  or  spring  upon. 
'EoOoTt,  for  carl  ore,  it  is  uhen — , 
uhmeier,    whensoever,  when,  at 
what  time. 
'EcOw,  same  as  tcdiia,  which  sec, 

and  also  ifw. 
'Ea6u>,  3  sin.  2  a.  impr.  mid.  of 

'"If'- 

EciyaOrj,  Dor.  for  tciyifit],  3  sin.  1 
a.  ind.  pa.ss.  —  Ealynca,  -af,  -t, 
S  [)l.  -yr,aav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
oiyiiiii. 

Ealfor,  -£f,  -c,  ind.  — EirWu,  -i;f, 
-p,  sill).  —  E.Bth7v,  inf.  —  Effi- 
iwv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  tacliw, 
same  as  ciatd^u). 

Eaitiai,  |>res.  inf.  act.  of 

Eolii/Ji,  {fr.  a  into,  and  7r)iii  to 
send)  to  xcnd,  put  or  thrust  in, 
insert  ;  to  send  forth  ;  to  niter. 


to  hiM  on,  reach  or  extend  to  ;  to       go  in 

Jlmi)  or  pass  from  one  into  nno-  E<7/i'rt/i»ji', -w, -nro,  3  pi.  Eatvavro, 

thrr ;  to  rush  forth,  go  out ;  to  cn-\      1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ohu). 


ter,  go  in.  pros.  inf.  act.  talxn 
'Eon,  and   Alt.  lau,  2  sin.  of  1 00- 

fiai,  f.  of  rij/i,  tn  he. 
Eai'iKiiaOcv,  Kcnot.  for  lattKitaOtioav, 

3  pi.  1  n.  ind.  [ia»K.  of  oi/kiI^u. 
EeiiKt,  3  tin,  I  a.  ind.  net.  of  talii- 

f- 
Ecn^d/tfif,  -u,  -aro,  1  a.  inrl.  mid. 

of  taa^Xnptit. 
Eaftfiam,  arwl   E.o(ifii,va,  -af,  -t,  1 

a,  ind.  ncl,  of  oii/tahu. 
'EatfiTiii',  -jf,  -f,  neo  ioiirov. 
EcO\  hcfiirn  an  nxpiralc,  (or  tori, 

3  »in.  pres.  of  iifi'i,  In  lit, 
'EeOiit,  2  a.  rnf.  mid.  of  7i;/i<. 
'EirO'if,  Dor.  for  laOi';. 
ExOlofiai,   f.  -I'laniini,  (fr.  loOiii  a 

ilre^s)  to  dress,  clothe,  put  on 
'EaOijiifrn(,   for   'IloOi^/iAof,    p 

per.  pass,  of  Inst. 
Ii 


par. 


'Effif, -(Of,  Att.  -jaif,  1';,  (fr.  7(^/11 
to  dcdirc)  desire,  longing,  vish, 
inclination  ;  appetite,  sensuality. 

EaiTi'iptn  or  Y.iairiipia,  -<ji',  t/J,  (fr. 
ilatifii  to  rntor  upon)  an  .\the- 
nian  festival  when  ma^jiMrnlcs 
were  circled  ;  sacrijices  on  that 
orraiiion. 

Eoio'iira,  3  sin.  —  Enioinot;  1  win. 
or  3  pi.  conl.  inijif.  act.  of  aiu- 

Tllu, 

'EoKniifini,  •\^ni,    -rrai,    per,  ind, 

pa.*!!),  of  vtii'irriD, 
Eo(Mi('aX/<oiro,  3   pi,   impf.  pos», 

of  otiiii'it^l^w. 
EoKilrOtTo,  Ion,    for  tanarffltTo,  3 

i"in,  2  n.   ind.  mid.  of  lOKnToTl- 

Oni'i,   for  tieKiiTariOijiiii    which 

'EoKoipa,  -(If,  -(,  p<r.  ind,  ncl.  — 1 
(2\b) 


EiTKilipijv,  -rji, -1),  pass, — 'Ea- 
Kuifuv,  -£j,  -i,  act,  2  a,  ind.  — 
'EoKax^a,  -af,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

OKli-JTTIJ). 

EcKtiaa^,  for  eoKtcaae,  3  sin.  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  cKcitiw. 
'EcKCfifjiai,    -<|u(,   --Tat,  per.   ind, 

pass.   Ol    BKlTtTOfiai. 

EoKtfiiiirws,  (Ir.  iCKCfuifvo;,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  oKizTufiai  to  con- 
sider) considerately,  circumspect- 
ly, wanly,  cautwusly. 

EcKiviU^urat,  Ion.  for  eaKtvanfttvot 
Liai,  3  (il.  per.  ind,  pass,  —  Ea- 
Kiviiidro,  Ion,  for  ecKcvaofiivoi 
iidav,  3  pi,  pper,  |)ass. — E<7/i£«- 
aojiivoi,  -);,  -or,  par.  per.  pass, 

of  CKtVliCtjl. 

EoKivwprtnui,   -cai,  -rai,  per.  ind. 

Jiass.  of  GKCviopiw. 
EnKi'ivwan,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

CKnrdw. 
EcKidvavTo,   3  pi.  impf.   pass,   of 

CKlthlJ/Jll. 

EaKipT<wv  -wi',  -Off  -Of,  -as  -a,  3 
pi.  cont.  laKipTuiv,  in.pl.  —  Ec- 
Kiprrjca,  -nf,  -£  Or  -£>',  1  a.  ind. 
act.  ofaKipri'iii). 

'EcK^rji',  -);f,  -1;,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
oK^iJUi. 

EaKh)pvvorro,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of 

CK^'ipVlW. 

EcKOfiiCti),  (fr.  ff  into,  and  nopi^u) 
to  carry)  same  as  ttaKO/ili^ii),  I 
a.  inf.  act.  taKufiiaai. 

'EcKov,  -If,  -£,  Ion.  for  ijr,  impf.  of 
£(/((,  to  he.  Or  for  tov,  ies,  «, 
impf.  of  lu),  obs,  same  as  ei^i, 
to  he. 

EcKopofiBa,  -uf,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

OKOpoM^U). 

EaK6p-riaa,  -ai,  -c  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind, 

act.  of  BKoprl^iij. 
EdKdTiKa,  -Of,  -£,  per.  ind.  act.  — 

E(Tki>'T((r/(a(,  -o-fii,  -rai,  per.  ind. 

pass.  —  Eo-koT('oO>;>',  -i/f,  -1;,  1  a. 

ind.  pass,  cf  aKori^u). 
EcKvzTU),  (!i\  £f  into,  and  (turro)  to 

Ixnd) /o /jfn(/ or  sirt/t/i  over;  to 

stretch  to  look  into,  survey. 
'EoKwiTTov,  -£f,  -£,  impf.   act.  of 

CKWTTTU). 

E<tX(,  Htl).  ^.<;/(,  a  man's  name. 
E(rXif,  -i),  -ui'.  Dor.  liir  lo^df. 
E(rXiuf,   Dor.  for  caXovs,  a.  pi.  of 

last. 
E(7/((/pH')'»;ff«,  -(If,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

(j|  Ofiiiflnyiw. 
Kciuiccui  or  -rru,  f.  -(to,  and  -ffoi, 
p.  -\ii,  (fr.  If  upon,  and  iitiaaia 
to  press)  to  ihijiress,  stamp, 
mark  ;  to  touch,  strike  ;  to  touch 
inwardly,  oJJ'ect,  ajjliet,  hurt.  1 
a,   ind,    mid.    catitaoBiifniv,  •(•;, 

-IITO. 

Eriiiv,  I  pi,  pres,   ind.  of  £(/(?,  to 

he, 
'Eoiiiiyitai,  per.  ind,  pats,  of  Bfitj' 

Xu. 
'Eo/iAf,   -of',  ('),   (fr.   lit)  or  'ni't  to 

send)  ei  swarm. 
'Ki70,  Ibuu,  fires,  impr.  of  ri/'i,  loht. 
"Ebo,  ibOu),  2  n.  impr.  mid.  of  "(//k. 
E(To^(7$nrEf(roi'oc,  -on,  fit  C^r-  'V  "^ 

(If  into,   and  hi'uf  a  road)  irn  tn- 

trance,    approach,    arrival;     an 

income,  irirvur. 


KffonrfCu),   (fr.  s&inc,  and  oTicof  a 

liousc)  SCO  (laoiKl^u), 
Effji'^';)',  -010,  -oiro,  '-  aiul  3  pi. 

'EffoioOt,  'EffOdTo,  [trcs.  opt.  of 

ctftl,  to  bt. 
'Eaoftat,  -p,-tTai,  1  pi.  KadutOa  — 

'Efforr',    for   'Eouinii,   3  pi.   f. 

ind.  —  Eird/iti'os,  -i;,  -ov,  par.  of 

same. 
E<TtiTro/ia(,  f.    -••/o/iai,  p.  taHmiai, 

(fr.  4{  into,  ami  o7rro/ini  to  look) 

<o  /oofc  in/o,  faawiiHc,  inspect  ;  to 

vieu:,  ohscn  : ;  to  look  at,  behold. 
'Eaorrrpov,  -ov,  n),  (fr.  last)  a  look- 

int;-ol<i3.i^  mirror, 
Kaopiiciv  -Ifv,  pros.  inf.  act.  of 
Eoopi'u),  (IV.  js"  into,  and  bpdia  to 

see)  same  as  £i<ropa'u;. 
Effopi/i,  Effopi),  Effuprirc,  Dor.  for 

caupdcii  -(ij,  2  sin.  caopda  -it,  3 

sin.  and  taopdcTC  -art,  s  pi.  pres. 

ind.  act.  of  last. 

E(TOp(i/(£{,  Dor.  for£(T0p(IO^£V-ai^£;', 

1  pi. — Effopfio-i  or  -aiv,  3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  Effopir, 
E(Topu)»'r£f,  Eoopuiffi,  cont.  cases 
par.  prcs.  act.  of  £(frop«'u. 

'Eaovjiat,  ->j,  -uratf  Dor.  for  iaoftai. 

Eauibicdfitiv,  -10,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  aoipit^ui. 

Ka6\poiiai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  taoi:- 
ro/ini. 

EffiraOaov  -uiv,  impf.  ind.  act.  — 
Koirddrinat,  ind.  —  V^aitnOnfii- 
10,-,  par.  per.  pass,  of  (rruOn'w. 

'EffTTaca,  -aj,  -f,   per.  ind.  act.  of 

0~dli>. 

"Eia-dpn^a,  -(!?,  -£,  3  pi.  -^av,  1   a. 

ind.  act.  of  a-rapdoau). 
'EaTzap/tat,  -cat,  rat,  ind.  —  Ka- 
TTapOai,    inf.  —  Karapnevog,    ->;, 
-ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  oTrtipw. 
Eff~<iii'i(/';i',  -0),  -aro,  and  -ar',   1 
a.  ind.  mid  —  'Eo'-oi',  -£f,  -£,  2 
ind.  act.  of  a-jdw. 
EffinraXi/o-arf,  2  pi.  1   a.  ind.  act. 

of  oiraruXau), 
'Effitfipa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

afcipiji. 
'Karrtiaa,   -as,  -£,    act.  —  Eo'T£(cr- 
6t]v,  ->/{,  -ij,  pass.  1  a.  ind.  — 
'Eo'Ttiofiai,  -oai,  -oral,  per.  ind. 
pass.  o( aziviu). 
'E(T7r/po,  -as,  )';,  (fr.  "Eo-ffcpoc  Hes- 
perus) the  evening  ;  the  west. 
'EoTf'paf,  (g.  of  last)  in  the  even- 
ing, Late. 
'Ea-TiptSts,  -o)v,  a'l,  {fr.  same)  the 
Hetperides,    the     daughters    of 
Hf-Jipcrus  ;  the  western  iiles. 
E<rirfp(Q{,  -ov,  b,  /;,  and  'Eoir/pivo?, 
->/)  -ov,  (fr.  same)  in  the  even- 
ing, of  or  about  evening,  late ; 
west,  western. 
E<7Z€poi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  coTOfiai-  to  ad- 
join, namely,  the  sun)  the  even- 
ing star,   Hfxpenis,  said  to  be 
the  son  of  Jupiter.     Or,  (per- 
haps fr.  £j)5  the  day,  and  T/paj 
the  end)  evening,  the  west. 
'Ea-zcnOut,  pres.  inf.  mid. — "Kovc- 
To,  Poet,  for  liaTTiTo,  3  sin.  impf. 
md.  mid.  of  toiro/iai. 
'E<jn'£r£,  2  pi.  pres.  impr.  act.  of 

'Ka-ittviov,  -£f,    -£,    impf.  act.  of 
cittiiu). 


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EST 


K(rir/Xu<fn,  -a{,  -£,  per.  ind.  art — TEcroiJojiui,  Ion.  for  fiaowpai,  cont. 
Ea-7riX(i/<£i'oj,  ->;,  -or,  par.  pros.       fr.  Iiacdnftat. 


pass.  cont.  of  crmXdu). 
KorXdyxvuinat,   -aai,    -arat,  per. 

ind.  pass — EairXay^^i'foOi;;',  -rn, 

-/),  1  a.  ind.  j)ass.  ofanXnyXvl^u). 
Eon'Xju)  -(i,  (ir.  £{  to,  and  irXi'ui  to 

sail)  same  as  fiorXt'u. 
Effnoifui  -u).  same  as  ciavoiln, 
"EanofiiH,  I'oL't.  lor  'i.T:ofim,  which 

see  under  i'-oj.  pres.  opt.  mid. 

iovolfitiv  par.  /on-rf/jfcos.     This-- 

vcrh  often  drops  the£,aS(r7ro«,  and 

Ion.  oTTfio,  for  'iarrov,  prcs.  impr. 
EiTTu/(tO',  for  tarro/uOii,  1  pi.  prcs. 

ind.  of  last. 
'KoTTOv,  -cs,    -£,   act.  —  iidTTdiitiv, 

-on, -£70,  mid.  2  a.  ind,  ofoiruo). 
'Ka-ravHa,  -af,  -£,  per.  iiid.  mid.  — 

Korrovfnaa,  -aj,  -£,  1  pi.  -aaiiiv, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  O7roi)(5ri^(o. 
'EoTTw,  Poet,  for  cttw  pres.  impr. 

2  pi.  iatriTC. 
"EoTTu),  and  IVro/zai,  Poet,  forfiru, 

which  see. 

Effp/ii)  -w,  (fr.  £s  in,  and  f/t'oo  to 
flow)  same  as  naoiui. 

'E(raa,-as,-!:,"Eo-ff(ii,"Eo'ira5,Poet. 
for  etaa,  ind.  ;  'iam,  inf.  and  tVaj, 
par.  1  a.  act.  of  £m  ori'i/vu/K.  But 
"Effoni,  may  be  Poet,  for  tjuai,  2 


'EffooCr,  Ion.  for  liaaovv,  pres.  inf. 

act.   as  if  of  Ijaauui'  hut  »)o'a^i', 

cont.   fr.   I)aaduv,  pres.   inf.    of 

I'/acdii),  the   active  form   of  tho 

more  usuiil  fi<Tadi>fi„t. 
'EoffuOtj',  Poet,  and  Bocot.  for  £(7(!- 

Onnav,  3  pi.  of  fotlOijv, -(;{,  -i;,   1 

a.  ind.  pass,  of  aiu), 
'Eoffiifiui,  -o-ui,  -rni  —  Eo-ffvfi/i'of, 

-»;,  -ov,  by   Poet.  Metatii.   for 

crf'ou/jai,  ind.  and  o-fo-u^lvo;,  par. 

per.  pass,  of  trijio. 
EiTcij/if'i/wf,  (fr.  {.aavfiivoi,  par.  in 

last)    h'iKtily,   quickly ;    eagerly, 

ardently,  zealously. 
Eo-duo,   Poet,    for    tavov,  2    sin. 

impf.  pass. — 'Kaavr    for  laav- 

rai,  which  by  Metath.  for  ofou- 

Titt,   3   sin.    per.    ind.   pass.  — 

'Effo-uTo  for  aiavTo,  3  sin.  ppcr. 

pass,  of  ouo). 
"Effo-w,  Poet,  for  tVw,  1  f.  ind.  act. 

of  £0)  or  c^iD. 
"KiToioixat,  Ion.  for  fiaa<i>nai,  cont. 

of  t}oadonai. 
"Kaaiov,  I(m.  for  ritroiDv. 
'Ear'  for  £;  rt,  until. 
Ear'  for  ccrr'i,  3  sin.   pres.  ind.  o< 

£(^<(,  to  be. 


sin.  of  diiin,  ))er.  ind.  pass.  of|"E<Traa,  Ion.  Sync,  for  £ffT;7Ka,  per. 
..««.rx      r»-  c..-  r o  „;^    __  :r       :„j    ,.„.    „r"    _ 


same.    Or  for  tiainii,  2  sin.  as  if 
the  per.  pass,  had  been  T)ijnai. 
Eoo'f'^cvof,  -);,  -01',  Poet,  for  lad- 
ftct'oi,  par.  1  a.  mid.  —  "Eoo-ai'- 
To,  Poet,  for  taavTo,  w'hich  Ion. 
for  daavTo,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
—  "Eoro-aoyid,  Poet,  for  tffooflai, 
1   a.  inf.  mid. — "Eo-ofai,  Poet, 
and  Ion.    for  Eroai,  2  sin.  per. 
ind.  pass,  of  tu)  or  ti'vu/d. 
"Ecaui,  "Eaac,  see  'Eoo-n. 
'E(T(7cu(,  Poet,  and  Ion.  for  {'07,  2 

sin.  f.  of  t(^(,  to  he. 
Eaaciovro,  Ion.   for  tadovTO,  3  pi. 

impf.  mid.  of  a tiw. 
'EorrciTai,  and  'EaixcTiii,  Poet,  and 
'Eourai,  Dor.  for  ffftrai,  3  sin. 
ind.  —  'EiTccaO'   Poet,    and    by 
Apos.  for  iacaOat,  inf.  f.  of  £ijui, 
to  be. 
'Eaacva,  -a;,  -t,  'Eo'crtuav,  Eaacv- 
avTo,  Poet,  for  f o'Eutra,  -a?,  -£,  in 
3  pi.  «CT£iJo-/u',  1  a.  ind.  act.  and 
tacvaavro,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  — 
'Ecracviini,  Poet,  for  intvjxai,  wh. 
Ion.  for  aiatviiiit,  per.  ind.  pass. 
—  EiTcrcvovTo,  Poet,  for  tOivovTO, 
3  pi.  impf.  ind.  of  o-£uw. 
Eoa^i;,    -nvos,   b,   a   kin^,   princr, 
chiefly  applied  to  what  is  now 
called  the  queen  among  bees. 
Effffi,   Poet,   for  ti?  or  eT,  2   sin. 
pres.    ind.  —  'Eaao,   Poet,    for 
foro,  2  sin.   pres.   impr.  of  ufi'i, 
to  be. 
"Eaao,   Poet,   for  'inn,  which  Ion. 
for  aoo,  2  sin.   of  tlfiriv,  pper. 
ind.  pass,  of  fm  or  ivvvni, 
Eaaijitvos,  -J),  -ov.  Poet,  for  ca6iit- 
vo;,  (par.    f.   of  cifil  to  be)  fu- 
ture, about  to  be,  in  time  to  come. 
ETadiitvotf-uiv,  o'l,  po!tlerily.  Ec- 
c6iir.va,  -h>v,  ra,  futurity. 
'Eaaov,  Poet,  for  laov,  1  a.  impr. 
act.  of  2m  or  'ivvvfit. 
f250) 


ind.  act.  of  iVr/;^i. 
E(Tra^ov,-tf,-c,impf.  act.  oforrf^a). 
'EdToOtv,  BoBot.  Sync,  for  tardht)- 

anv,  3  pi.  of 
EaraOriv,  -rjs,-i],  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

'iarrjiji. 
'Eorai,  hy  Sync,  for  taerai,  3  sin. 

f.  of  tifi't,  to  be. 
'Earainv,  opt.  — "EordOi,  impr.  — 

'EoTai'a(,    inf.  —  'EcTiis,   par. 

pres.  act.  of  tVrij^ji  for  'iarriixi. 
"EoTOKa  for  iarriKa,  per.  ind.  act. 

of  i'oTJ/JKl. 

'EoraKro,  3  sin.  of  Eorrfy/iiji',  pper. 

pass,  of  (TTO^U). 

'Eerrak-iis,  by  Sync.  'EarCi;,  and 
that  Ion.  firraus  and  iarciiSt  par. 
per.  act.  ofiarrifit. 

EoTaX(<(V/To,hyIon.  Pleon.forfffrrf- 
Xnro,  which  for  [cTa^fxevoi  tjaav, 
3  pi.  pper.  ind.  pass,  of  or/XXu. 

EardXnr'  for  furriXaTni,  which  Ion. 
for  cara}.iiivot  cta'i,  3  pi.  per.  ind. 
pass,  of  same. 

EoTuXiiTo,  see  in  cara\d&aro. 

EarSXrjv,  -rjf,  -ri,  pass. — 'Effra- 
Xov,  -c;,  -£,  act.  2  a.  ind.  — 
EarnXOr/v,  -»;?,-»),  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
—  'EaraXKa,  act.  —  'EoraX/tai, 
pass.  per.  ind.  of  ariWo). 

"Earaiuv,"K<yT(iTc,  I  and 2 pi.  pres. 
ind.  — "Earavixt,  pres.  inf.  act. 
of  'iarrnii  for  "arrifii.  Or  they 
may  be  by  Sync,  for  larfiKaiitv, 
(OTi'iKiiTc,  I  and  2  pi.  per.  and 
iorrjicfVai,  per.  inf.  act. of  ('(rri;;<i. 

'Enrdftzv  is  also  Ion.  for  iardvai, 
pres.  inf.  of  £(rr>;/ii. 

'Eardjitvat,  n.  fern.  pi.  of  KTrnfii- 
rof,  which  is  either  the  par.  per. 
pass,  of  larrifii,  or  pres.  par. 
pass.  of'icTVfii  for  iVr/j/ji.  Or  it 
is  put  Dor.  for  lantvai. 

'Earav,  Boot. 'Sync,  for  iarriaav,^ 
pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  lortiui. 


EST 

'Eardvai,  see  above  in  ierdftiv. 
'Effradr'  for  ioTadra,  a.  sin. — 'Eu- 
TuiTc,  n.  du.  — 'EcTudrt;,  n.  pi. 


EST 


E2* 


act.  tIcTtiKtt,  pper.  ticri/Ktiv,  in3  EcTparor/^ac-a,  -aj,  -£,  1   a.  ir.d 


pi.  t'toTi'iKitaav 


act.  of  cTpuTo-ni^ivu, 


Ecr^KiSf,  -wi^T,  -6c,  pi.  n.  -kStcs,  g.  Earpardwiro,  Pott,  for  tdrpaToii/ro, 
of  ic'raws,  which  by   Sync,  for      -Korutv,  par.  per.  act.  of  larj;^!.      cont.  fr.  toTpn-doi to,  impf.  mid. 
iaraKiii,  par.   of  £<rra)ca,  which  I      By  Svr.c.   i oris,  and  that  Ion.       of  orpuTdo/iai. 
see.  !     loTtiis-  'Earpa'^aro,   Ion.    for    carpafiftivoi 

KcTtjui  for  (jTi;f<( 


Efao-dfuji',  in  3  sin.  Effrdcraro,  and 
in  3  pi.  Effrdcuvro,  Dor.  for  ic- 
Ttjaafinv,  &c.   1   a.  ind.  mid.  of 

;   laTriiii. 

'TLaraC'tv,  (smooth)  Dor.  for  icrv- 
aav,  'J  pi.  2  or  perhaps  1  a.  ind. 
aA;t.  of  iarrjiif  for  llic  aorisls  of 
thi.s  verb  are  not  aspirated. 
Hui, 

'Karilcnv,  (aspirated)  is  by  Sync, 
for  ioTt'iKCiaav,  3  pi.  pper.  act.  of 
Icrriii'  or  in.pf.  act.  of  i<rri7f<(. 

Eorao-i,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
iaTtitii.  Or,  by  Syne,  for  icri]- 
Kiiei,   3   pi.    per.    ind.    act.  of 

'Effrdru,   3  sin.    of  tVrSOi,   pres. 

iinpr.  act.  of  £<rrr;i(. 
E(rrurpij9;7i<, -);$,->),  pass. — Eorni'- 

puicuTC,  -aav,  2  and  3  pi.  act.  1 

a.  ind.  — Eo-mupoj;!/ to?, -ij,  -ov, 

par.  per.  pass,  of  <rTo«pi5u». 
'Ecraioq  -oif,  -ai'io  -Haa,  -ads  -lis, 

by  Sync,  for  /cTaicais,  par.  of  tV- 

Taxa,  which  see. 
EffTj,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr.  of 

tijji,  to  bf. 
'EffTt,  (fr.  ti{  or  a  to,  and  ri)  un- 
til, iiliiU,  u-liilst,  as  long  ax. 
'EiTTtiAo,  -nj,  -t,  act.  —  EoTfiXd- 

fiiv%  •<!),   -aro,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  of 

or/XXo). 
'Effr£i;^a,  -aj,  -r,  per — 'Ecrrfi^ov, 

-tf,  -t,  inipf.  ind.  att.  of  drti- 

■yu. 
Eari'iafa,  -a?,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

irrtvd^ui. 
'EffTtiov,  -£«,  -£  and  -£v,   with  v 

added,  impf.  act.  of  ffriVt". 
E<rrtpfoi"»'TO,  3  pi.  cont.  impf.  pa.ss. 

EoTfpfdlOl)!  ,  -l;{,   -7),  3  pi.    -O17- 

oac,  pais.  —  ErTtpi'inaa,  -as,  -£, 

act.  1  a.  md.  of  aTintdm. 
EartpiiOrjV,  -i/«,  -r;,  la.  —  Earipti- 

fiai,  -aai,  -rat,  per.   ind.   pass. 

o(  orroiu). 
Kcrci(>dvi(a,  Dor.   for  caTcijxSviaa, 

-at,  -(,  1  a.  ind.  act,  of  aTCibavt- 

^- 
Ei!Tt<t>nvo6tiJtv     'Ot'ijtriVj     -iov     -ou, 

•6cTo  -ouTo,  impf.  paps.  —  Eorc- 

^rfv(<i(Ta,-a?,-f,  act.— E<T7£^nv(D- 

adfiriy^  -u,  .aro,  mid.  1   a.  ind. 

—  Eariipdvuifiat,  -aat,  -rat,  Jier. 

ind.  {MUi.  of  (rrr-i'ii'du. 
Eorci^ov,  -cf,  -(,  impf.  act.  o( ml- 

'Eflriitff,  Ion.  for  lirro'cu  by  Cms. 

for  lernKi'df  or  laTijuuii^  par.  per. 

art.  of  7ffTi7/i(. 
'KoTTiK   for  'K<rr»)<fn,  1  »in.  or  'Eir- 

rqicr,  3  win.   per.    ind.   act.   rif 

aanic,  2  pi.  'Effr<(tar£,3  pi.  'Eir- 

T/;«fii<T(. 
'Effr/iitoiTi,  Dor.  for  /ar^<ra<ri, 3 pi, 

of  InRt. 
'EoTdKianv,  Att.   for  ioTriKiKrav,  3 

pi.  ppcr,  act,  nflaTviii, 
'KarfiKu,  f,   -fw,  (fr.   'iarijicn,  per. 

art.  of  ((Tr»;/ii,  by  the  Syraciison 

dialect)  saniu  a9<irri;fji,  per.  ind. 


_  ^  rjaai,  3  pi.  ppcr.  pass,  of  oTpji^u. 

Eo7i7i',  -i;s,  -';,  3  pi.  "EnTncai;  2  'Eorpa^oi, -Ej, -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 

a,  ind.  act,  of  same.  The  aorisls  |     KaTi)d(prii',  -ti,  ->;,  -  a.  ind,  pass. 


of  this  verb  are  not  aspirated 
'Effriy^oj,  -£if ,  -£(,  act,  —  'E<!t;;^o- 
fin(,  -7;,  -£Tai,  mid,  1  f,  ind,  of 
{(rn}(t(D,  same  as  "larnfu. 
Eerrrptyfiai,  "s"'t  'KTui,  per,  ind, 
pass,  —  EaTTjpiyftivoi,  par,  per, 
pass,  —  Earrjoiyfi^ii;   -fo,   -kto, 
jipcr,  pass,  —  E(7r»;pif<i,  -uj,  -t, 
1  a.  ind,  act,  of  crr/p/^u. 
'Eirri/iTo,  -«s,  -£,  in  3  pi.  'Karriaai', 
1  a,  ind,  act.  —  Eo-rijcrd/jijv,  -u), 
-oTo,  1  a,  ind.  mid.  of  (Vt?;;^!. 
'EffTijwf,    by    Sync,    for    tarriKuis, 

par,  per,  act.  of  same. 
Earl  or  Eauv,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of 

£1^1.     Also 
Eart  for  i^ccTi,  which  see. 
'EcTtii,  -a(,  li,  a  hearth,  fireplace, 
fireside ;  a  house^  home,  abode  ; 
Vest  II. 
'EartuOtiv,  Ion.  for  fioridO/jv,  1  a. 

ind.  pass,  of  t'aridw. 
'Eariiii,    -uio^,    ij,     (fr.     taria    a 

hearth)  a  vestal. 
'Eeridffif,   -los,   Att.   -rwf.  Si,   (fr. 
same)  a  dinner,  supper,  repast, 
meal, 
'Earidour,  -oicra,  -ov,  par.  1  f.  act. 

of  I  an  do). 
'EcTtaronla,  -us,  i),  (fr,  iorta  the 
hearth)    food,   feasting,    cheer, 
good  tiling. 
'Etmardoiov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 

dining  room. 
'EffTidw -w,  f,  -aot,  ]>.  utrriaKa,  (fr. 
same)  to  entertain,  receive  hos- 
pitahlt/. 
'Eariliov,  -a,  -r,  2  a,  ind,  act.  of 

ariiPh). 
Eartxfrnv,  3  dii,  of  iartxov,  -  a, 

ind.  act.  of  (tt£i';^w, 

EffTiyduuTo,  Poet,  for  cartxCivTo, 

3  pi,  cont,  impf,  act,  of  arfydu). 

"EoTo,  Ion,  for  uaro,  3  sin,  of  ci- 

fjrjv,  pper,  pass,  of  £(0  or  ivvv^ii. 

Enrifhov  -ov%',  impf,  act,  of  cTojiib), 

jy.o\,  for  BTOftiu)  or  btouAw. 
EoTOfidiOriv,  -r;f,  -;?,  1  a,  md,  pass, 

of  arofiiw. 
'Enroll,  2  and  3  dii,  pres,  ind.  or 
2  du.   prc;s.  impr.  of  ri;i!,  to  he. 
It   iH   fiomi'limr's  used  for  r/rov, 
2  du.  impf,  of  xamc, 
EaTovd'Xi^nv,  -£(,  -£,  impf,  act.  of 

aTovn\i^it>. 
'E9Topya,-af,  -f,  ind,^Effrop)'l^t, 
-vXa,  -b(.  par.  per,  mid.  of  arlp- 
yut. 
E<fT(1of<ra,-a{,  -r,  net.  —  E<irop/(T- 
Oi)!',  -»;{,  -rj,  pans.   1   n.  ind.  of 
ornplo). 
EdT/ipiTiii,  Dor.   for  carfptiTTai,  3 
mn,  )>cr.  ind,  pasK.  of  name.    Or 
it  may  be  fur  luTpurai,  per,  ind, 
paii!i.  of  vTpii>yv{'it),  Ramo  as  rro- 
p/w. 
'EoTpo(i;<a(,  -1^01,  'rrai,  per.  ind. 
paw.  of  crp/itu. 


—  Earpi^Oriv,  -);j,  -ij,  1   a.  ind. 
pass,  —  'Ecrpiipov,  -IS,  -£,  impl. 
act.  —  'EcTpi4a,  -us,  -£i  1  !!• 
ind,  act.  of  orpfi^t.). 
EffTpi/iiufu),  f.   -acui,  (fr.   trrpjjioj 

profligacy)  to  riot,  reiel. 
EcTpt)vluaa,  -as,  -i,  1  a,  ind.  act. 

of  arprjvidiii  or  -dt[u). 
'Earpo(pa,-aj,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

arpiipw. 
'Ecrouipat,    -aai,   -rai,    per.    ind. 
pass. — Earpuifihos,  -V,  -ov,  par. 

per.  pass EoTpiofiriv,  -00,  -to, 

pper.  pass.  —  'Earpiiiaa,  -as,  -c, 
3  pi.  -ffiii',  1  a,  ind!  —  Eorpiiv- 
ii'Oi',  impf,  act,  of  orpwivi'^i  or 
orpwvviti). 
'Earvyov,  -£?,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

arvyiu  or  criiyu). 
E<jTi>(^fXi|a,  -as,  -£  or-£v,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  ffrui^fXi^u, 
'Ecru,  3  sin,  —  'E<7ru»',  3  du,  — 
'EcTtocav,  3  pi,   pres.  impr,  of 
eifit,  to  be. 
E<!Tii)uv).dfi7)i>,  -111,  -iiTo,  1  a,  ind, 

mid,  of  ff7u)f(i5XXu), 
"Ecrrup,  -opo;,  6,  (li-,  i'u  to  drive) 
perhaps  better  "EvTwp,  -opos,  h, 
(fr,  /;^iij  to  hold)  thr  cross  liar  at 
the    end    of   the    pole,    which 
rested  on  the  horses'  backs ;  a 
riug-boll. 
'KoTuf,   -iiaa,   -(is,    g,    -dros,    a. 
-WTa,  pi.  n.    -airfs,  g.  -drijiv,  a. 
-uJT-iif, -airn,  by  Cras,  fr,  fVraws, 
which  by  Sync,  fr.  iaroKiis,  par. 
of  ccraKa  for  £'(TT»;<f«,  per.  act.  of 
'lorrifji. 
'Earioaav,  3  pi.  pres.  impr.  of  £!/<?, 

to  be. 
'EarCtTes,  n.  pi,  mas,  of  larus. 
Eav6)]v,  -rjs,  -t),  1  a,  ind.  pass,  of 

(Tl'w. 

EavXaov  -uv,  -ats  -as,  -ac  -a,  impf. 
act,  of  (TuXdu), 

EffiJXftoi',  -£s,  -£,  impf,  act.  of  av- 
\eiu). 

EovvTiKn,-as,-e,  Alt,  for  avvTiKa,  1 
a,  ind,  act,  of  axivltiiti. 

Eai'arcpov,  (fr.  ts  to,  and  iartpos 
latler)  hereafter,  henceforth,  af- 
terwards. 

'Eai^aya,  -aj,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  — 
E(r0(f)'F)i',  -»){,  -»;,  2  a.  ind.  pas.s. 
— 'Eo^inyoi',  -IS,  -£,  2  a.  ind. 
net.  .—  'E(F<^ny/i(ii,  -foi,  -vrai, 
ind.  —  Effi^rty/i/rnf,  -/?,  -ov,  par. 
per.  pa.sH.  —  'Em^'i^ni',  -t(,  -f, 
impf.  act.  —  'Effc^nfii,  -as,  -t 
or  -fy,  1  a.  ind.  acl.  of  at^dt^vi  ot 

OlfldTTIil. 

Eoipnlpiaro,  3  sin.  pper.   pnsB.  of 

'Eot^((iXr)r,  -ff,  -I,  2  a.  ind.  net.  — 
E«r0«Xf)f,  -IIS,  -n,^  a-  ind-  I"*""- 
—  'EiT^rtXKfi,  -af,  -£,  act.—  'Eo- 
rfiriX/<rii,  -rrni,  -rac,  poas.  per, 
md.  of  (T^'i'XXu. 


E2X 


ETA 


'Ecipa^a,  -Of,  -f,  3  pi.  'Eff^aCar,  1  EffxilitaH^CTo,  3  sin.  inipf.  mid.  of 

a.  iiid.  ncl.  of  (r^</^(i).  <r;^i;;iiin'{(«). 

Eff(^<ipii)'i^u>', -tf, -t,  Mii|)f.  act.  of  'EaX"'<h  act.    —  'E<Ty((r/«i(,  per. 


ind.  p;iss.  —  Eax(abiit',  ->li,  ->h 
3  pi.  Ka^laOiiaitt;  1  a.  Iiui.  pass. 


Eff^/piu,  f.  taoiau),  1  a.   tffi/vtyKn, 

(Ir.   £(  into,  and  i/i/pu)  to  carry)  j     oro-;^'^'^' 

SCO  £((r^/pu).  |Eff_Y;''/'V''»  "ow*  -tro,   mid. — 'Ka- 

Eff^i/viJiTu,   Dor.   and   JEo\.    for:     ;^ui', -tf, -t,  act.  2  a,  ind.  of /|;u> 

tff^iMui'iTo,  3   pi.    cont.    impf.  JEo-;^!'!!),  same  as  f(r;^<'(j. 

pass.  oC aipiiKoui.  j*E(Tu),  1  f.  act.  of  cfiu. 

*Eiri^>?>u,  -(If,  -£,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of  I'Effw,  (fr.  es  or  as  in)  wilhin,   in- 

a<piiX\to.  sule,  inward, 

'Baipiyyoy,  -£{,  -c,  impf.   act.   —  'Eau>Oev,  (fr.  last)  inwardly,  with- 


'Eaipiy^ii,  -((f,  -r,  1  a.  ind.  act 
of  aipiyyia. 
EaifipiiyiKii,  -a;,  -e,  per.  ind.  act. 
•  Ea^pfiiiytvii,  -nf ,  -c  or  -ti',  I  a. 


in,  inside,  frum  within, 
E(rw9);i',  -nil  ->],  1  I'l-  -Oijiitv,  pass. 
—  'Eirwff.i,  -(If,  -£  or  -iv,  act.  1 
a.  ind.  of  irw^aj, 


ind.   act.  —  EaijjpuyiaOtji',  ->;«,*  Effwrtpof, -«, -nr,  comp.  —  Effiirn- 
-';>'- pi.   EippayiaOiiTc,  \   a.  ind.       rof,   snp.    (fr.  iata   within)  (;i^f. 
pass.  —  Edippayiayiivos,  ->j,  -on, 
par.  per.  pass,  of  appayi^u). 


nur,    inmost;     inner,    must  in- 
ward, ■> 


KaxSpu, -ai,  I'l,  a  lienrt/i,yire,yirc-,E<Tuiippoi'l(r8)iii,  ->)s,   -i?,   1    a.    ind. 
place;   an  attar,  house,  the  fa-       pass,  of  o-wc^poi'i'^uj. 


mill/  ;  a  scar,  scati 
Kayapcuiv,  -(SfOf,  I'j,  same  as  last. 

Poet. 

E(r,Y"P'fi  -Wor,  >i,  (fr.    taxiipa    a 

he.irtli)  o  Jireplace  ;  a  gridiron. 

EffjjjipiViK,  -ou,  6,   (fr.  £<7;^.<p(f  a 

gridiron)  roasted  or  t/roiled  meat, 

meat  dressnd  on  a  gridiron. 

Ka)^dpo(ptv,  Poet.   d.  sin.  of  cayd- 

pa. 
EiT)(aTiM    -S),  (fr.   ((TX'iTog     last) 
to  he  last  or  hindmost   linger,  de- 
lay ;     to  he  on  the  extremity    or 
verge,  to  bound,  limit,  par.  pros, 
act.  c<TX,ardiDV-Civ,  -dovaa  -iixra, 
-dof  -uv. 
Eax"'''"')  ""f>  ^"'l  ^on-   Eaxariri, 
-nui'lt    (If.  same)  the  extremity, 
end,  edge ;    border,  limit,  boun- 
dary, marches,  outskirts,  waste; 
a  lonely  spot ;  a  farm. 
Eaxari^w,  f  -tau),  (fr.  same)  to  be 

laM.    1  a.  ind.  act.  rjaynTtaa- 
Eaxaroyi'iouii,  -w,   b,  I'l,  (fr.  ea^a- 
TOi  e.xlreniR,  and  yT}oai  old  ai^e) 
very  old,  decrepit,  viorn  out  with 
age. 
E(T;^ar<!£i{,  -eatra,  -tv,  (fr.  ia)(aTOi 
extreme)     on     the     borders    or 
edges,    bordering,  extreme ;  ex- 
ternal, outward. 
'Eaxarov,  -ov,  rd,  (neut.  of  next) 

the  extremity,  edge,  bonier. 
E(T;^'irof,  -;;,  -ov,  (fr.  ixt>>  or  rather 
<7;^/w,  ohs.  to  confine)  extreme, 
utmost  ;  last ;  bordering. 
E(T;^ar(5ic)o-(i,  for  taX'^ruian,  Cont.  fr. 
taxaTnii)ija,  n.  sin.  fem,  of  fffva- 
rduiv-iiv,  par.  pres.  act.  of  £(r;^«- 
rdia.     Or,  for  caxardccca,  fern. 

of  C(TX'lT6cii. 

Eax-iriiii,  (fr.  laxaros  last)  al  last, 

Jinally,  at  tlie  extremity  ;  on  tlie 

outside,  outwardly,  on  tlie  edge. 
'Etryc,  3  sin.  2  a.  incl.  act.  of  /vdj. 
E^xidnVf  -ri;,  -n,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

same. 
E<r;^/(i),  C   -c6<rti>,  p.  -cvKa,   (fr.  cj 

into,  and  v/u  to  pour)  to  pour 

in,  fill. 
Eaxi<n,  -If,  -£  or-cv,  1  pi.  -xa^nv, 

act. — 'Ecxnitai,  pass.  per.  md. 

of  <r;^;{u,  attributed  to  i^'^,  wh. 

se«. 


Er',  for  in. 

'Eriiyoi', -£{,-£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  Poet. 
TtTiiyov,  whence  the  par.  rtra- 
yihv  Erdynv,  -liy  -It  ~  «l.  ind. 
pass,  of  rd'^u),  or  of  n/tro-cj. 

Erri'^w,  f.  -o-w,  and  Dor.  -fw,  (fr. 
iro';  true)  <o  examine,  try;  to 
search,  inquire;  to  number;  to 
rebuke,  reprove,  chastise. 

Erddnv,  -ns,  -n,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

TtlVIl). 

'Erni,  n.  pi.  of  irrjs. 
'Eralpii,  -«;,  i';,   (fcm.  of  iralpoi  a 
companion)   a    female  friend ; 
a    mistress;     a    harlot,     concu- 
bine. 
'ETaipcia,    and   -pla,   -a;,    >'i,    (fr. 
same)     friendship,     intimacy; 
company,  society,    conversation  ; 
cohabitation. 
'Eraiptiof,  -ov,   !>,  (fr.   same)  pro- 
tector of  friendship,  guardian  of 
intimacy;    an  epithet  of  Jupi- 
ter. 
'Eraipih)  -Si,  f.  -/jtrui,  (fr.  same)  to 

prostitute,  expose. 
'Ernipiflij,  -';?,  )/,  Ion.  for  Iraiptia. 
'Eraipi'iios,  Ion.   for  traiptto^. 
'Eralprjnii,  -in;,    Att.  -£uf,  (5,    (fr. 
fTiiipa  a  harlot)  immodesty  ;  un- 
chasteness,  lewdness. 
'Eraipi^u),  f.   -taia,    (fr.  same)  to 
associate,    converse     or    cohabit 
with  ;  to  play  the  harlot ;  to  be- 
friend, favour. 
'EraiptKbs,  -oti,  h,  f),  {fr.  same)  m- 
tiniate,  familiar,  friendly  ;  like  a 
harlot,  lewd. 
'EratpU,   -t^io?,  h,  (fr.   next)  a  fe- 
male   companion,    mistress ;     a 
harlot. 
'EraTpoi,  -nv,  b,  a  companion,  a.%- 
sociate,  friend,  comrade;  a  sharer, 
partaker,    accomplice;     an    as- 
sistant. 
Etokov,    Dor.    for   ctijkov,  2   sin. 
impf  mid.  —  Etuktiv,  -»;?,  -r)i  " 
a.  ind.  pass,  of  ti'/ku). 
ETaXdvi^ov,  -£j,  -£,  impf.  act.  of 

Ta\avi^(i). 
'Etuhov,  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

riftviii. 
EravvaBnv,  -vit  -It  '  a.  ind.  pass. 
of  ravvut. 

(252) 


ETE 

'Erafa,  -nf,  -£,  pi. -fart,  -fuc,  act. 

—  Era^dfiiiv,  -w,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  rn'ffffo), 
ETinrdvoiatv,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.   act. 

of  r(l77£ll'(S(il. 

ETi/piifd,  -Of,  -r.  or  -cv,  3  pi.  -far, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  —  ETnpn(diiiit',  -w, 
-ara,  I  a.  ind.  mid.  —  Enipiiff- 
ouv,  -ti,  -£,  impf.  act.  —  Ktu- 
paxO'iv,  -iii,  -II,  in  3  pi.  ETiipdx- 
diiaav,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  ofrapdaahj. 

'ETnp!(^u),  Pout,  for  /n<ip/^u. 

'EnipiaaiiTo,  Poet.  I<)r  irunicaru,  1 
a.  ind.  mid.  of  last. 

"Erdpnq,  and  its  derivatives  Poet, 
for  tTtiipiii,  &c. 

'Erijffif,  -luf,  Att.  -£a)j,  i},  and 
Erna/joj,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  eth^o)  to 
cxatnnie)  examination,  iiu/uiry, 
trial ;  torture ;  a  whip,  scourge. 

'Eraaov,  -dna,  1  a.  im])r.  act.  of 
same. 

ETu(j>tiv,  -t];,  -rj,  pass.  — 'Er^^iv, 
-£f,  -£,  act.  2  a.  ind.  of  ^unrci). 

Or,  of  ^);;7W. 

Er(i;^Cuoi',  -£s,  -c,  impf.  act.  of  ra- 

'Ertu,  n.  a.  V.  pi.  of /roj. 
Er£0)'/X£(v, -£if, -£(,  pper.   mid.  of 

EriOni',  ->H,-rii^  pl.   -Orjcrav,  Z  IX, 

ind.  pass,  of  riQiifii. 
Er/9i?-£,  Ion.   for  £r/0»)ir£(,  3  siu. 

|)per.  mid.  of  ^dnru)  or  3»/irw. 
ErcOui/Kctv,  -CIS,  -CI,  ppcr.  act.  of 

Svi'/aKoi. 
'Etci,  d.  sin.  cont.  —  'Enai,  pi. 

of  iros. 
'Er£(Aa,  -as,  -£,   1  a.   ind.   act.  of 

Tf'AAu). 
'Er£(i'n,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

T£(i'<i;. 
'Etcios,  -a,  -ov,    (fr.  iros  a  year) 

yearly,  annual. 
'Erctpa,  -as,  -£,  I  a.  ind.  act.  -~ 

'Ercipov,  -cs,   -c,  impf.  act.  — 

Ercipd/irjv,  -ov,  -tro,  impf.  pass. 

of  Tclpu). 
'Etck',  for  iTCKC,  3  sin.  of  'Etckov, 

-£f,-£or-£)',2a.  ind.  act.  of  nVrw. 
ETc<vo-!:oirjai!ii)jv,-(>i,-aTo,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  TCKi'OTroifto. 
ETCKvoTpu(l>riacv,  3 sin.  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  TCKV0TpOtj>ili). 

EtUvuiOcv,  BcBot.  Sync,  forfrf/cvu- 
Briaav,  3  pi.  1  a.   ind.  pass,  of 

TCKvdd). 

ErtX£(£ro,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  cre- 
XUto,  3  sin.  impf  pass.  —  Ert- 
Afioi',  same  for  £rf'A£oi',  3  pi. 
impf  act.  of  tcXcio. 

ETc\ciii}aa,  -as,  -£,  3  pi.  -cav,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  <ifr£>£('iw. 

EriXcira,  and  Poet.  KriXccaa,  -ar, 
-£,  act.  —  EtcXitOiiv,  ->is,  -ri,  1 
a.  ind.  pass,  of  t£A/w. 

EriXcvaa,  -as,  -e  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  —  ErcXcvraov  -iiiv,  -ats  -as, 
-at -a,  impf.  act.  ofr£X£urrtiu. 

'Er£XAoi',  -£j,  -£,  impf  act.  of TiXXu. 

'Ertnov,  for  hdnov,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  TIUVO). 

Etc6k\cios,  -ov,  6,  )'i,  (fr.  next)  of, 
belonging  or  relating  to  EteocleSf 
Eleoclean. 

ErEOfcX/jf,'  -los  -ors,  0,  Eleocles,  a 
man's  name. 


ETI 

ErtpiSui,  f.  -(iffu,  (fr.  same)  to  aiicTf 

change. 
'Erfpirov,  -£«-£,  iltipf.  act.  o^rip-noi. 
'Krepaa,  -af,-£.  1  a.  iiid.  act.  j£o\. 

ofrcipu).     Or,  same  of  Tf'pcu, 
'Et-Zow,  (d.  sin.  of  tVtpoj)  viz.   ro- 

TTia,   el  ewhcrc,   in  another  place, 

part  or  situation. 
'Er/pwOt  and-Str,  (fr.trfpoj other) 

yrom    Me    other  side,  from    a 

different  quarter;    on  the  other 

tide. 
"Erep^di,  (fr.  same)  elsewhere,  in 

another  place,  part  or  quarter. 
'Eriptiis,  (fr.  same)  otherwise,  dif- 

Jirently,  in  another  U'oy. 
'Eripwa',  for  'Kripwac,  (fr.  same) 

in  a  dfferenl  or  opposite  direction; 

on  one  side  ;  on  the  other  side. 
'Er/puffif,   -tos,   Att.   -cwi,  II,   (tr. 

ercpos  other)  alteration,  change  ; 

diversity,  disugreement. 
KTtTuyfit]y,  -^0,  -KTO,  pper.  pass. 

of  rdcGiji. 
ETiToXjirjv,  -(TO, -ro,  pper.  pass,  of 

Tf'XXu). 

ErtraTTtini^iJ/v,!!!  3  pi.  -lavTO,  pper. 

pass,  of  raTTtii'do). 

'E.rcTii'xuTO,    Ion.    for    Ttraynirot 

rjaav,  3  pi.  pper.  pass.  ofTdaou). 

'Ercpiio^Oi, -ov,  b,  II,  ((r.  sa.jne)  of {KrcTcvy^aro,   Ion.    f<.'r    Tcrcvyiiiioi 

anotlter  opinion,  of  Sffirent  sen-\     ^<rai',  3  [il.  pper.  pass,  of  r£ii;^u). 


ETi: 

■E.Tthv,  (neut.  of  next)  truly,  in  truth, 
verily,  indeed. 

Zrios,  -a,  d-v,  Poet,  fortrdj)  trtie, 
real. 

'Ertpq,  (fr.  cTcpOi  other)  otherwise, 
in  another  way,  else. 

'E*cpaA«rJ)C,  -f'oj  -oEf,  &,  4,  (fr.  frt- 
pof  other,  and  uAki")  strength) 
doubtful,  changeable  ;  an  epithet 
of  victory. 

'Erfp>;^(,  Poet,  for  iV/pa. 

'ErtpoyXwffffOf,  -ev,  i,  i),  (fr.  trtpof 
other,  and  y\u)oca  a  tongue)  of 
another  tongue,  of  a  different 
language,  strange,  foreign  ;  un- 
civilized, barbarian. 

ETepoitiaoKaXu,  3  sin.  cont.  ind. 
-Ka\c7v,  inf.  pres.  cont.  of 

Ertoo^c^affiCaXju)  -ui,  f.  -i/ffu),  (fr. 
same,  and  ciidaKta  to  teach)  to 
teach  other  or  different  doctrine  ; 
to  mislead,  misinform, 

ErcpoSo^iu)  -u),  f.  -ijcii),  (fr.  same, 
and  io^a  an  opinion)  to  think 
otherwise  or  differently,  differ  in 
opinion,  dissent,  disagree  with 
received  notions  or  doctrines. 

'ETCpo6o^ia,  -ai,  ii,  (fr.  same)  dis- 
agreement  in  opinion,  heterodoxy, 
schism. 


1 


timcnts,  faith  or  doctrine,  hetera 
dox,  sectarian,  schismatic. 
Ertpo^i^Auf,  (fr.   trtpoj  other,  and 
^t/Xoi  zeal)  with  mistaken  zeal, 
trroneousti/,  wrongly. 

'Ercoo^vyiia  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  ^cv- 
yoi  a  collar)  to  draw  the  other 
side  ;  to  be  hamcssid  or  joined  in 
the  same  team  ;  to  be  unequally 
matched;  to  draw  unevenly  or  to 
one  side. 

KTCp6^iJyo<,  -oil,  J,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
unc'/Hally  yoked  or  harnessed; 
dntivn  with  cattle  of  dfftrciit 
kinils ;  on  the  other  side  of  the 


'ETCTfiev,  3  sin.  v  added,  impf.  act 

of  TlT/iii). 

ETtrpnxetVj-cii, -ct,  pper.  act.  of 
rpi'ixi^ 

ETCTvy/iTiv,  -fo,  -KTO,  ppcr.  pass,  of 
rvx^^.  Poet,  for  Tiv)(^tj). 

ET£ru0£a,-a?, -£,  Ion.  {or  cTeTV(pciv, 
pper.  act.  of  tOtttu. 

ErcTv^oi'To,  Ion.  (or  trv^ovro,  3  pi. 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  riiy;^a'r<i). 

'Etcx\  for  <VfA-£,  belore  an  aspi- 
rate, 3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act. —  Eti^- 
Oriv,  -tii,  -ri,  1    a.  ind.   pass,  of 

TIKTU). 

Erri,  n.  a.  V.  pi.  cont.  -of  ito;. 


balance,     in    the    other     grate  ;  ETi/Kri^ii^i',  -ov,  -tro,  impf.  mid.  of 


dffereiU,     unlike,      of    another 

lort. 
Enpo^uyoSiTtf,  n.   pi.    cont.   par. 

pres.  act.  of  IrcpnCvyio). 
'ETcpo7os,  -a,  -ov,   {fr.   trcpos  ano- 

tlicr)  of  another  kintl  ot  nature ; 

other,  unlike. 
KTcpoi6io,  f.  -luaij),]).  liTtoolu)Kn,  (fr. 


TliKUl. 

Er»»p£(ro,3sin.  cont.  impf.  pas.";.  — 
Eri'ipcov  -ovv,  -cc(  -cii,  -cc  -ci,  3 
pi.  -cov  -ou^,  impf.  act.  —  Et;;- 
priaa,-ai,-c,  1  a.  ind.  act.ofn(pta). 

'Erie,  -ov,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  j'Ooj  cus- 
tom. Or  iroi  a  year.  Or  £r£df 
true)    a   friend,   companion ;    a 


Kutnf)  to  r.hanc,  atttr,  rary.     1       confederate,    associate,     v.     ha 


a.  inl.  pass.  innoiuOiivni. 
"ErrpotiKplio,    rather    lOiXoxuipiia, 

which  sec. 
Er(pi)irXoo(  •ou(,  -6ov  -ov,  'o,(i,  (fr. 

satn/;,  and   r>/<,)  to  vail)  at  the 

nlhrr  ffirt,   'ift>r  ihr   toi/age,   at 

the.  ri»k  of  the  wyagt,  on  arrival 

in  port.  ■  I     or  fipi'nth.  for  IrtiiKH  and  I'm^oi' 

'EffOi?, -n, -oc,  nlhrr,  nnolhrr,  the  'Eti,  (prrhaps   fr.  £(/ii  to  lie)  'lilt, 

oth/r  ;  mir  or  the  nnr,  the  firrmrr  ;\     yrt,  as  yrl,   now;  loo,   also,  yet, 

r'ii.r»<-,    dffltrrnl,    allrrcd ;    f,-^     further,  rrin,  bttidi.i,  morrovir ; 

Tii-.n,  »triini(r^   unnatural;  lrfl,\      mote,    any    more,    longer,    any 

the  U ft.     Kv  «r/pw,  VI7..  Trfrw,  in       longer;      hilhnto,       htretnforr ; 

annthrr  place,  elsiwhrrr.    'Er/pa        henrr/'orlh,  hrrraflrr. 

\apt7v,   viz.  j(iioi,lodowtlhlhr  Erffln,' 3  itin.   —  EriOovy,   3    pi 


for  which  trav  and  u>  'rtiv. 
Eri'iatof,  -ov.  It,  li,  (fr.  <'roj  a  year) 

yearly,  annwil. 
'ErtiTuiiana   or    'ErriTulitnKa,    All. 

for  iiTiilfiaKa,    per.    inil.  art.  of 

ITOIfld^ul, 

ET»;rnii«$  and  Er^Tu/zofihy  Aiiaihpl- 
Eix' 


Uft     hand,     la  c     no     trouble 
ahmtt, 
'Ttrin'irrii,  f)TO(,(i,  (fr.  last)£/ir<T. 
lily,      diffrrrnrr,     dinagreevienl, 
contrariety,  unlikentu. 


nonl.  impf.  nel.  of  riOtifn,  ns  if 
from  TiOiui. 
ErWtv,  Dor.  forEWOou,  which  Ion, 
for  ErlOiao,  2  lin.  impf.  mid.  of 

TlOnri- 

(263) 


ETP 

En'Oijr,  -tii,  -ri,  impf.  act.  of  same, 
'Erixroi',-£5,  -c,  impf.  act.  ofriVru. 
ETtfiTiaai,  -ai,  -c,  3  pi.  -car,   act. 

—  Ertf/ncdiitiv,  -u,  -aro,  mid.  1 

a.  ind.  of  n/idiii. 
Eriiacconriv,  -ov,  -tro,  impf,  pass. 

ofrivdcau), 
'Etiov,  -£f,  -£,  1  pi.  Er/o//£v,  impf. 

act.  —  'Ertaa,  -as,  -f,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  Ti'u). 
ETiraivuii))}',  -ov,  -ito,  impf.  pass. 

of  Ttraiiij). 
'Er\iii;  -7/5,  -t),  2  a.   ind.  act.  of 

rXr/^ic. 
'Er^ayev,  Besot.  Sync.for  srpidyri- 

aav,  3  pi.  of — Er^ayiji', -';«)  -ri, 

pass.  —  'Er^myoi ,  -£5,  -c,  act. 

2  a.   ind.   of  r/iijyci)  or  Tp'icaiii, 

same  as  Tifiviii. 
E-jii'iOrir,  -ris,  ->;,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

Tf/lVU). 

'ETfiii^a,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Tfifiym  or  Tfii'iaaw. 

'Eri'Of,  -co;  -ouj,  rb,  (perhaps  fr. 
iiu>  to  eat)  puddiiii;,  pottage,  or 
such  like  food  made  of  pulse. 

"Eroi^a,  neut.  pi.  ofcrotfios. 

'Eroiiia^c,  pres.  impr.  act.  of 

'Erotixd^w,  f.  -aw,  p.  i/toi'^iukv,  (fr. 
tToipoi  ready)  to  get  or  make 
reui'y,  prepare.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
flToifiaca'  iuipr.  irotfidcriiv,  in  2  pi. 
iTotiidaaTC'  inf.  noifiaaui.  per. 
ind.  pass.  iToijiacuat. 

'EToifianin,  -as,fi,  (Ir.  iVoi/ioj  rea- 
lly) preparation,  making  ready  ; 
foundation,  basis;  firm,  footing. 

"Erotftos,  -ov,  0, 1'l,  ready,  prepared, 
provided,  at  hand;  about  to  he,, 
approaching,  drauing  near ; 
clear,  plain,  evident,  doubtless. 

'ETolfiuys,  (fr.  last)  readily,  quickly. 

ErijX/Ku,  3  sin.  —  EtoX/iui',  1  sin. 
or  3  pi.  cont.  impf.  —  EroX^ijtra, 
-us,  -£  or  -£i',  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
ToXjjdw.  ' 

Erii^itaaa,  Dor.  for  trdXiiriaa,  in 
last. 

"Erov,  "Errii;  du.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
hiiti. 

'Eroi,  -»).  -it',  (fr.  i'»//i(  lo  scnd)^ 
sent,  dismissed,  discharged. 

'Ero{,  -£o{  -oi'f,  rd,  a  year. 

Erbf,  ->-/,  -Df,  (fr.  lift  I"  be)  true, 
real,  right,  ju.1l,  e,<>od,  fit,  proper. 

Eriii,  in  rain,  to  no  purpose  ;  hasti- 
ly, rashly. 

'Erpayuv,  -is,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
rpiiyo). 

ErpXir',  for  'Erparf ,  3  sin.  of 'Erpa- 
roi',  -t{,  -f,  act.  —  Erpdirrii,  ->]s, 
-II,  pass.  —  ETpaTrifiiiv,  -ov, 
•  iTQ,  3  pi.  ErpurtovTO,  mid.  2  a. 
ind.  of  Tp/ww. 

Erpii'ffioj'  -ovv,  impf.  act.  of  rpa- 
vlu). 

Erp/irtr'i  for  crpdircro'  ErpSittlV 
Erpairiiiiriv,  sec  in  hpnn'. 

Erpaibm,  -nii-Vi   3  pi.  Erpdipriaat 

lino   UcROt.   'Erpaipn;   pass.   — 

'Erpaijtov,  -ts,  -t,  net.  2  a.  ind. 

of  rplijiu. 

'Erpf^ui',-£r,-£,  impf.  art.  ofrp/^w. 

'ErpfO'i,  -«f,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  nrA.ofTp/ut, 

Erp»0(5/ii)i',  -01',  -irn,  pn.cn.  •  'Krpt, 

<pni;  -ts,  -c,  act.  impf.  of  rpfipu) 

E,rpnca,   -as,  -«,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of^ 


ETA 

rirpati)  or  rlrpiim,  as  it  fr.  rpdia, 
obs. 
'Rrptyav,  •£(,  -f,  2  a.  iiid.  act.  of 

rpi'^u). 
Erp()Tc)0<ipi;fffi',  3  sill.  1  a.  ind.  act 

of  rpoirocfiopfu). 
Erpiiyudi  -uv,  -«£{  -ifi  -<i£  -n,  lil3 

|il.  -<ioi'  -u>v,  iinpt'.  —  Erpi/ytjOd, 

-nj,  -ti  1  a.  iiiil.  act.  of  rpuyuu). 
Erpuirr;,  Dor.  Ibrtrpuira,  conl.  Ir. 

trpvjTtic,  3  sin.  iiiipf.  of  rpUTraui. 
Erpi>i^»;r,  -n{, -i;,  2  a.  ilul.  pass.  — 

E'Tpviptjaa,  -as,  -e,  in  2  nl.  Erpu- 

ip'iaarc,  1  a.  ind.  act  of  rpvipdn)- 
'Erpuffn,  -as,  -I,   1  a.  ind.   act.  of 

Tirpu)(r«r(i). 
Eri'tfvi',   -ijf,  -?;,   for  idvOiiv,   1    a. 

iii:l.  pass,  of  ^vui. 
EruXiYO'/Vi-i/j,  -17,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  rvXioc'ji. 
'Etu/zij,  n.  a.  V.  pi.  ncnt.  of /ru/ioj. 
'ETv/ioXoyla,    -as,    l/,    (fr.     trvftos 

right,  and  Xuyoj  a  word,  th.  X/yu 

to  speak)  rtyiiiology. 

"E.TVIiO\\   -OV,    TO,    (lieUl.     of    (TVftOS 

riglit)  tlie  theme  or  derivalion  uf 

a  ward. 
'Eru/iov,     (neut.    of  next)    truly, 

rightly,  .filly,  properly  ;  clearly, 

distinctly. 
'Eriifiof,    and  by  Anadipl.   or  E- 

pentii.  cTi'jTVfios,  -ov,  b,  !;,  true, 

real ;  ris;ht,  just ;  Jit,  proper. 
ErvinrarlaOrjv,    -r)s,    -J],   in    3    pi. 
"ErvfixaviaBtiaav,  I  a.  ind.  pass,   of 

TV  jl-KllVlC^Ul . 

Eru/jwf,  (fr.  hv/ios  true)  truly, 
really,  rightly,  ^fitly,  properly. 

EruTTji,  Dor.  for  Kri-riv,  -ns,  ->7, 
2  a.  ind.  pass,  of  -vtttm.  Or 
BcEOt.for  Erurr?7(7ai',3  pi.  ofsatno. 

'Eriiirrov,  -tj,  -£  Or  -£i',  irapf.  act. 
of  same. 

"ETVipOiv,  Bosot.  for  KTv<j>9t)(xav,  3 
pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  riiTrru. 

EruciXutra,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

TV(p\6li). 

Erv^Orjii,  -17J,  -;;,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 


I  for 


TtV^W. 


'E.Tli)(^ov,  -£s,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Tvy^dvo). 

'Eriov,  g.  pi.  cont.  of t'rof. 

ErwcTKi,  (neut.  pi.  of  CT(!)atos  vain) 
in  vain, fruitlessly,  to  nopurpose, 
ineffectually. 

%rui(7itpyis,  -ov,  0,  fi,  {fr.  next,  and 
loyof  work)  busy  in  vain,  toiling 
to  no  purpose,  lazy,  negligent. 

KTiiaios,  -ov,  h,fi,  (fr.  /roj  in  vain. 
Or  perhaps  fr.  a*'/ri;f  a  breeze) 
vain,  vnirl,  empty ;  useless,  un- 
proJitMe,  worthless  ;  silly,  fool- 
ish ;  slothful,  indolent. 

EC,  (neut.  of^  cvs  brave)  well, 
rightly,  fitly,  properly  ;  happily, 
prosperously,  fortunately,  suc- 
cessfully ;  carefully,  diligently ; 
gloriously,  splendidly ;  good  I 
well  done ! 

E5,  ^ol.  and  ES,  Dor.  for  ov,  of 
himself. 

ECfi,  -as,  4,  Eve. 

'EvayycXla,  -as,  >i,  (fr-  tv  good,  and 
th.  ayy^XXo}  to  tell)  an  annun- 
ciation, declaration,  relation ; 
good  news. 

^vayycXi^ccBai,  inf.  —  'EvayycXl- 


ETA 

ftrai,  3   sin.  -^dfiiOa,  -yJITiil,    I 
and  3  pi.   ind.  —  Eiwi)')'fXi^rf/if- 
vof , -1;, -01',  par.  — r,i'ii))'iX<(^( 
^ni,  -I/, -vrai,  sul).  pri's.  pass.  o( 

EvayyfX/^io,  f.  -iVu),  and  Atl.  -lui, 
p.  cviiyyiXiKa,  (fr.  tv  guod,  and 
ayyiXXii)  to  bring  news)  to  bring 
good  news,  tell  glail  tidings,  re- 
port joyful  inlrltiiiciice  ;  to  preach 
the  Gospel,  instruct  in  or  teach 
the  doctrines  of  the  Gospel,  evan- 
gelize. 1  a.  act.  iiul.  cviiyyiXiaa' 
inf.  tunyyfXiVdi.  iinpf.  |)ass. 
tvnyycXi^iifiiiti,  -ov,-CTo.  per.  ind. 
pass.  £u>;yy/X((X(uai.  1  u.  pass, 
ind.  nttyycXiaOriv'  par.  cvayyc- 
XiaOds.  1  1.  ind.  mid.  £U(ryyfX('(ro- 
/ini.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  £t'»;yy£Xi(T«'- 
^1?!',  -ti),  -aTo'  inf.  cvayycXlaaa- 
Oat. 

KvayycX'iKbs,  -'),  -ov,  (fr.  same) 
ahout  good  ncivs,  relating  to  the 
Gospel,  evangelical. 

EvayyiXtov,  -ov,  ti),  (fr.  same)  a 
good  message,  glad  tidings,  joy- 
ful news  ;  the  Gospel;  rejoic- 
ings, sacrifices  or  thanhsgimngs 
for  good  news. 

'E.vayytXiaai,  1  a,  inf.  act.  —  Kuay- 
y£X(<ra;uc)'Of, -!7,-o)',  par. — Mvny- 
ycXiaaaOca,  inf.  I  a.  mid.  —  Eu- 
ayy£X((T0£i;,-£r(7«,  -tv,  n.  pl.-O/i'- 
Tts,  par.  1  a.  pass.  ofivayycXi^t,!. 

'KvayytXiariti,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
evangelist,  preacher  of  the  Gospel. 

KvdyyeXos,  -ov,  0,  i),  (fr.  same)  a 
messenger  of  good  news,  bringer 
of  good  tidings. 

KvayfiD  -w,  (fr.  next)  to  be  inno- 
cent, holy  or  pure;  to  act  well, 
behave  devoutly. 

E,vayfis,  -cos  -ovs,  b,  !;,  (fr.  tv 
good,  and  liyos  reverence)  holy, 
sacred ;  religious,  pious,  chaste, 
innocent ;  upright,  honest.  Also 
(fr.  dyoi  to  act)  active,  lively, 
nimble,  quick. 

Eu'iyjros,  -ov,  0,  /;,  (fr.  tv  good, 
and  dyu)  to  act)  moveable,  por- 
table ;  moving,  active,  lively. 
Or  (fr.  ayd(o  to  admire)  much 
admired,  splendid. 

Ei'oydpa,  -as,  >i,  Euagora  or  Eva- 
gnra,  a  woman's  name. 

Ei'ayof,  -ov,  b,  »/,  (fr.  iij  well,  and 
dyiii  to  lead)  well  instructed, 
reared  or  educated. 

Eiinypi'fl,  and  'Evayprjaln,  -as,  ti, 
(fr.  tv  good,  and  aypii  the  chase) 
good  sport;  adraug  lit, game, prey, 
booty,  capture;  ajine  catch  or  take. 

Euayuym,  -as,  hi  (fr-  cv  well,  and 
dyia  to  lead)  good  education, 
rearing,  instruction,  discipline. 

Eua'ywyoj.  -ov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  same) 
easy  to  be  led,  manageable,  tract 
able,  compliant. 

Kvdyviv,  -ovos,  h,  f/,  (fr.  tv  good, 
and  aytov  a  contest)  vAo  combats 
well,  able,  clei^er ;  well  earned, 
hard  fought,  famous,  splendid. 
Also  it  may  be  g.  pi.  of  tvayos. 

Kiaia,  Poet,  for  'iaia  or  ^6a,  per. 
ind.  mid.  of  (W/oj. 

Eu«i5£i',   for  Kiaic,5  sin.   of  last. 
Or  for  3  sin.  of  'iaiov  for  T/iov,  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  same. 
(254) 


ETA 

KvaMKijTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  tv  well, 
and  aSiKiu)  to  injure,  th.  iUii 
justice)  ,fil  for  injury,  that  may 
be  oppressed,  exposed'  or  liable  to 
uroiig. 

Eudfi',  d.  sin.  of 

Ei'ui)f,  -ios  -ovs,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  tv  good, 
luid  d(o  to  blow)  healthy,  fn- 
vourable,  softly  breathing,  gently 
blowing ;  exposed  to  the  air, 
blown  upon,  swcjit  by  the  ivind. 

Evai/ioi'Mi/j,  -ov,  b,  Euccmonides, 
a  man's  name. 

Kvalt'i/ros,  -ov,  6,  ^,(fr.  eB  well,  and 
aiiiu)  to  praise)  well  praised, 
celehrntcd,  ealolled. 

Eiiui'ptToj,  -00,  b,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
nipf'u)  to  take)  easily  caught, 
readily  taken,  easy,  accessible. 

E.vai<rO>iaia,  -as,  h,  {'■■•  same,  and 
ataOnvoixui,  to  feel)  a  sound  un- 
derstanding, vigour  of  mind, 
enjoyment  of ficullies. 

Kvaiijiv,  -oivos,  b,  t),  (fr.  same,  and 
atiiv  being)  happy,  fortunate, 
prospermts,  benlijic. 

EtaXa/cSros,  -ov,  b,  1),  Dor.  for  iv- 
ijXdnaTos,  (fr.  same,  and  j/Xukk'- 
d;  a  dislalf)  having  a  handsome 
or  good  ilistnff ;  good  at  spin- 
ning. 

Eua'Xiof  for  evi'/Xios. 

E,vdXu)Tos,  -ov,  b,  ti,  (fr.  tv  well, 
and  uXiaKui  to  catch)  easily 
caught,  readily  taken, 

Kvaittpia,  -as,  ';,  Dor.  for  £ui/u£- 
pia. 

KvavSpla,  -as,  >i,  (fr-  cu  well,  and 
avipcla  manliness,  th.  avtip  a 
man)  manliness,  bravery,  stout- 
ness, fortitude,  courage ;  plenty 
of  the  valiant. 

Evdvcfuos,  -ov,  b,  !,,  (fr.  same,  and 
dvtjxus  wind)  V!ith  a  fair  wind; 
blown  upon,  agitated  by  the  wind. 
Subs,  a  favouring  gale. 

Kvdi'Otnos,  -ov,  6,1),  (fr.ncxt)^oi«- 
ery, florid;  fresh,  blooming. 

Ei>ai'0i)s,-£os-oSs,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  dvOos  a  flower)  Jluwery ; 
blooming,  flourishing. 

Zvavopia,  -as,  >'i.  Dor.  for  Ion. 
tvnropia,  (fr.  same,  and  av^p  a 
man)'  manliness,  bravery,  cou- 
rage, spirit. 

EiKj'i'uip,  -onos,  b,  I'l,  Dor.  for  Ion 
evi'/i'iop,  (fr.saLtne)  manly,  brave, ^ 
courageous. 

KvaTrdvTi]TOS,  -ov,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  same 
and  airai'Tdoi  to  meet,  th.  avTi 
against)  well  met;  polite,  com- 
plaisant, obliging,  civil,  ri/Table 

EvarrdTtiTOS,  -ov,  b,  !),  (f""-  sanie, 
and  mrardui  to  deceive)  easily 
deceived,  readily  imposed  on, 
credulous,  simple. 

Eva-i'iyiiTos,  -ov,  6,  t'l,  (fr.  same, 
i«id  a^vyiouai  to  relate,  th. 
I'lyioiiai  to  conduct)  easy  to  be 
told,  well  related  or  explained. 

EvapcaTt:Trn,S  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
pass.  —  Euap£(rr)/(rai,  1  a.  inf. 
act.  of 

Kvaot(7rtij)-oi,f.->]aw,[>.tvripi'rTriKa, 
(fV.  tv  well, and  apioKO)  to  please) 
to  please  well,  be  very  agreeable, 
give  great' satisfaction.    Evapia- 


ETA 

riofiai,  to  dtlight  or  take  delight 
\n,  be  ucU  pleased  or  gratijkd 
uith,  1  a.  act.  ind.  cvijpiaTcaa' 
inf.  cvapcarrjaat. 

Evupcffrof,  -ov,  0,  ri,  (fr.  last)  well 
pleasing,  pleasant,  acceptable, 
agreeable,  delightful,  gratify- 
ing. 

Euap/oTUf,  (fr.  last)  pleasantly, 
agreeably,  acceptably ;  ai  iviU, 
at  pleasure. 

Eudp/iorof,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  iv  well, 
and  apfia  a  chariot)  famed  for 
chariots  ;  having-  a  good  dia- 
riot,  clever  in  driving, 

'Evapiio<rTOi,-ov,b,fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
apfid^io  to  fit)  well^fitlir.g,  adapt- 
ed, proper  ;  well  tuned,  hamio- 
niout. 

tLiapx^ii  "O")  ^j  4>  (fr-  same,  and 
npxh  *  beginning)  beginning  or 
setting  out  well ;  prosperous,  for- 
tunate, successful,  victorious ; 
obedie'tt,  submissive,  compliant, 
obsequious. 

Ei^a-^ijf,  -ios  -ovs,  b,  q,  Dor.  and 
Poet,  for  cvnX'ii- 

Ei'i3oia,-a{,  q,  ( perhaps  fr.  iv  good, 
and  jioiii  to  pasture)  Eubwa,  the 
name  of  an  island. 

Et';ioT05,  -o«,  0,  li,  (fr.  same)  fertile, 
rich  in  pasture  ;  welt  fed,  fat, 

'EvPovXcvs,  -ioi,  Alt.  -iu>{,  6,  (fr.  iv 
well,  and  iiovXti  counsel)  a  coun- 
sellor, adviser.  An  epithet  of 
Jupiter. 

Eu/louXi'a,  -Of,  ';,  (fr.  same)  good 
counsel,  advice  ;  sense,  prudence. 

KvfhjvXos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  wise, 
prudent,  sensible,  intelligent  ;  a 
rnanseWir,  adviser.  Also  Eubu- 
lus,  a  man's  name. 

Ef/Joi'Xuf,  (fr.  last)  sensibly,  pru 
dently. 

Ei/yc,  (fr.  IV  well,  and  the  enclitic 
yi )  well  done  !  bravely  I 

Kvyifcta,  -af,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
yivoi  birth)  liirlh,  nobility,  liigh 
disci nt,  ancient  lineage  ;  sjn- 
rit, 

F.vyip!)(,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
fii^h-born,  of  ancient  family,  no- 
ble ;  ingenuous,  generous,  high- 
spirited, 

Ei'Vtvuif,  (fr.  last)  nobly,  generous 

■'• 
Eiiv/u(,  -u),  i,  (),  Attic  for  ti'ivuof, 

(fr.  tu  well,  and  y?;  land)  fertili, 

fruitful,  productivr. 

Evy/iO,  -ciTOf,  ri,  (fr.  tOvo^im  to 
priiy)  nprnyrr,  vow;  a  boast, 

Kiyiini,  -(ill,  -KTai,  per.  ind.  pass. 
of  iv^ofiai. 

EnyK»/j(>n*f,  (fr.  next)  reasonably, 
patiently. 

Eiiyt'ij/iwr, -ovo{,  o,  ^,  (fr.  tS  well, 
and   yvuifiiim   an    examiner,   th 
yviafu   to  know)  jnxl,  imparli'il, 
r.arutiil  ;    kind,   courtrntu,   civil, 
benit^ii  ;   mn'trrale,  rriLioniilile. 

Kvyvuarof,  and  Ei'yfwm^,  -nv,  o,  Ij, 
(fr.  IV  well,  and  yni;i(  to  kiir>w) 
well  known,  notable,  famous, 
celebrated  ;  noble,  renowned  ; 
easily  known,  very  disecrni. 
blc. 


V.i  «'*n  (111  in-,. Tit.    {nciit.    fit.  t'l 


ETA 

cvSalpiuv  fortunate)  most  fortu- 
nately, happily  or  successfully. 

EiaifiovfffTfpof,  conip,  —  EuJaij/o- 
viararos,  sup.  of  same. 

Eu3ui^oi/u)  -ui,  f.  -I'icio,  p.  -I7A:o,  (fr. 
same)  to  be  fortunate,  prosperous 
or  successful,  to  succeed,  prosper  ; 
to  live  happily,  go  on  well. 

Eviainovia,  -ai,  >/,  (fr.  same)  pros- 
perity,  success,  fortune  ;  happi- 
ness, ease,  enjoyment. 

Eu^ai/iow'^u),  f.  -Tffui.  (fr.  same)  to 
judge,  consider  or  esteem  happy, 
felicitate,  congratulate, 

EviaifioviKbi,  -q,  -uv,  (fr.  same) 
making  happy,  giving  pleasure  ; 
happy,  successful,  prosperous. 

KvSaifiov^Kuii,  (ir.  last)  happily, 
prosperously, 

Kviatiioviaiia,  -aro;,  to,  (fr.  cvHai 
liovi^u}  to  bless)   happiness  con 
f erred,  a  blessing  ;  success,  pros- 
perity. 

Evla(itoitaiicis,-od,b,  (fr.  same)  re- 
puted  happiness,  opinion  of  suc- 
cess or  prosperity,  salutation, 
congratulation. 

Ei'^ai^oi'Wf,  (fr.  ne\t)  happily, 
successfully,  prosperously,  for- 
tunately, 

Kvlaifiijiv,  -oi'oj,  i,  i';,  (fr.  tu  good, 
and  iaifiwv  a  genius)  happy  ; 
lucky,  fortunate,  prosperous,  suc- 
cessful, rich,  affluent,  iccallhy, 
comp.  Lvdaifioviartooi,  sup.  -ia- 
Taro;, 

Eu(5uf)xi/{,  -fO{  -ovs,  b,  )/,  (fr.  same, 
and  iioKU)  to  see)  sharp  or  quick 
sighted. 

EJoe,  and  Alt.  qZSe,  3  sin.  impf 
act.  —  Kvfet,  3  sin.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  EMtif,  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
EBi^i?,  and  Ion.  ESi^i/o-i,  3  sin. 
pros.  sul).  act.  of  t'vAw. 

EiiofLTvof,  -ov,  b,fi,  (fr.  cv  well, 
and  cciziov  a  supper)  sumptuous, 
plentiful,  joyous. 

Ei)iJ£i'ipof,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  fC  well,  and 
iinfo'jv  a  tree)  full  of  trees, 
woody,  thick,  close. 

Eui^i'd,  -(IS,  ('/.  (fr.  same,  and  Ais 
Jupilcr)_/"'ii>  iwft//icr,  serenity  or 
stillness  of  the  air,  calmness, 

Eui5i«vaf,Dor.forEu<ii£(r(){,sameas 

Eu^io?,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  iv<)ia  fair 
weather )/«ir,^'ne,  serene,  calm  ; 
mtbl,  balmy, 

Kui^liarof,  Dor.  for 


KvfiirjTDi,  -ov,  0,  !i,  (fr.  ti;  well,  and 
^ijiw  to  build)  urll  buUt  ;  Jinish- 
f'/,  complete.^  rompacl 


of 


KvCunliii-io,  f.  -;/<T(.j,p.  ivcAKtjKn,  (fr. 
Mame,  anri  i^x^Yiu  to  think)  to  bi 
approved  of,  rank  or  rate  high, 
br  in  rrrdit  or  estimation  ;  to  uisli 
Will,  think  urll  or  pwd  of;  to  be 
satisfied  until,  drlii(tit  or  taJct 
pliiuiurr  in  ;  to anpiirser,  approve, 
assent,  agree  ;  to  ui^lv,  be  willing 
or  drniroun,  1  a.  ind.  act.  (v6u- 
«rj(T'i,  and  Alt.  rivciKijirn. 

Kvi'iiiKiiaa,  -n<,  -i  or  -tr,  pi.  -aa/itv, 
-anrt,  •irav,  in<l.  KvioKi'/aaf,  n. 
pi.  -uuiTK,  par.  t  a.  oct.  —  Ew- 
ioKii,  3  Hin.  Eui'oKor/itr,  I  pi. 
KviaKii,  I  tin.  conl.  pra*.  ind. 

nrl,    (if  ItjI. 

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'EvSoKi/ffti,  -IOS,  Alt.  -twg,  ^,  (fr, 
last)  approbation,  approval,  lik- 
ing ;  estimation,  credit. 

E.vSoKia,  -as,  i),  (fr.  same) ///four, 
good  will,  benevolence,  njf'ection, 
i}iclinatio7i  toicards  ;  kindness, 
grace,  courtesy,  civility  ;  delight, 
pleasure,  satisfaction  ;  a  deter- 
mination, resolution,  decree,  act. 

Eu^oKifid^u),  f.  -aciii,  (fr.  f5  well, 
and  foKtpd^o)  to  examine,  th, 
ioKiw  to  sc(  iii^  to  sound,  try 
deeply,  scrutinize,  explore  ;  to 
prove, put  toatcst.  1  a.  par.  act. 
tvvoKiftdaas- 

Eu^oKi/ijio  -u),  f.  -ijao),  p.  -qxa,  (fr. 
same,  and  idKtjios  approved)  to 
be  in  good  repute,  have  a  great 
name,  be  approved,  be  celebrated. 
1  a.  inf.  act.  cvioKinTinat.  par. 
per.  act.  tvCoKi^iiKas,  n.  pi.  tvio- 
Kift'iKdris. 

KvSoK'iftos,  -ov,  0,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  ap- 
proved, well  liked ;  praised,  cele- 
brated, ciicd  up,  extolled. 

Kvdofies,  Dor.  for  EiJi^o/itv,  1  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  —  Efoov  or  j;ui5o>', 
impf.  act.  —  Ei'i^ovr',  for  K'viov- 
Ta,  a.  sin.  of  EuOui',  -ovca,  -or, 
par.  pres.  act.  of  tS^o). 

Eui^ofia,  -as,  )'/,  (fr.  tS  well,  and 
io^a  fame,  th.  cVk/uj  to  seem) 
celebrity,  fame,  renown,  repute, 
name,  estimation. 

KvUpavtia  or  -via,  -as,  i),  (fr.  tu  well, 
and  ('pdui  to  act)  ability,  capa- 
bility, capacity  ;  power,  efficacy. 

E'Mo),  f.  tW/cru,  p.  -Ka,  to  lie  down, 
sleep,  take  rest  ;  to  be  unemploy- 
ed, rest,  he  at  leisure ;  to  loiter, 
delay,  idle. 

Evidpt)  ->;j,  fi,  Eudora,  a  woman's 
name. 

Eutavof,  -ov,  b,  )),  (fr.  same,  and 
tavis  a  gown)  tvdl  dressed,  at- 
tired, habited. 

Evi6pos,  -ov,  b,  'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
ii^pa  B  seat)  uxll-seated,  easily 
sitten  on. 

Kvci,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  ti'o). 

Eutii'i);,  -los  -oTiSf  b,  >';,  (fr.  cv  well, 
and  ui^os  shajjo)  well  shaped, 
well  made  ;  hanilsi}mr,  beautiful. 

KvciSios,  -via,  -d«,  by  Cras.  for  tiif  i- 
<5i)/f(0s,  par.  per.  art.  ofttt ii5ia),  (fr. 
cv  well,  and  ik'/w  Io  know)  well 
knowing,  conscious,  having  know- 
ledge of ;  sensible,  iiUelligenI, 

EvcKTiio  -C),  f. -I'lau),  (fr.  Fame,  and 
i'j(to  to  have)  to  be  in  health,  be 
i/v  //,  enjoy  ticalth ;  be  strong  or 
.firm. 

Kvr\irts,-ifos,tin<\'E.vf\ittaTns,  -ov, 
b,  //,  (fr.  same,  and  tX^is  hope) 
having  good  lurpe,expccting,  con- 
Jidtnt, 

KviSmarla,  -as,  {/,  (fr.  same)  goo<l 
linjie,  exjieclation, 

Euc^ta,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  cv  well,  and  l^io 
to  have)  health. 

Kvcirfis,  -las  -oi's,  0,  I'l,  {fr.  same, 
and  ino)  to  speak)  wilt  spoken, 
clofjuait,  of  a  sun  t  or  soft  voice. 

Eu£r/(i,and  Eu/fftii,  -a(,  and  Ion. 
Kvi:tIii,  -rii,  li,  (fr.  sanic)  elo- 
qurnrr,fluiiiry,  grace  in  speech  ; 
salutnlioii,  addrrsn. 


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Ritpyiaia,  -nj,  i^,  (fr.  fi-  \\xl\,  ami 
•ioyoi'  u  Nxork)  n  /fooi/  u-or^  or 
(Icetl  ;  a  benii/U  con/nrcd^  vlili- 
gatioii^  favour^  kindness  ;  hinc- 
jHcince. 
Eutpytffiiiai',  JEoL  for  ivcpycamv, 

g.  (il.  of  last. 
EiTpy«'rcif,  -,i,fi,  Dor.  for  rtirpyf rijf . 
JEttpytr/'i.)  -<5,  f.  ^I'/au),  \i.  cviipytTii- 
Kit,  (fr.  lu  well,  niul  /pyoi'  ii  work) 
to  rfo  gond^  ilo  a  gimrl  turn^  In. 
serviceahle,  Migc,  serve,  licii<;/il. 
■par.   1  a.  |>ass.  acpytrtiditi, — 
EvcpycTi'/tai,  3  sin.   cont.  pros, 
sub.  pass. 
El^cpy^T>l^^a,  -aroi,  To,   (fr.  last)  n 
bcncjil,    fiwnur,    kindness,    good 
tuni,obii';tiiion. 
Evtpyirtji;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  he- 
7iej'iK-tt>r.     Adj.  benefioent,  kind, 
hountiful. 
KvspycTiiTfoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  to 
be  bcnrjilcd,  nnist  be  assisted  or 
served. 
'Ei'cpycrliibs,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  bc- 

neioltnt,  kind,  Imuntiful. 
'ZvcpytTtov,  par.  pies.  act.  cont.  of 

ivcpycTtu). 
KD;p)-i)j,  -»'of  -oug,  and  Poet.  Kvtp- 
j'of,  -ov,  b,  }),  (fr.  tv  well,  and 
fpyov  a  work)  irell  wrought, 
made  or  built ;  easily  wrought, 
free.  Subs,  a  well-doer. 
Ei'rp(Vr>;(Ta,for  evripiarijca,  1  a.  ind 

act.  of  tunptffr/u). 
T.vepKiis,  -f'of-oPf,  i,  ^,  (fr.  cv  well, 
and  ipvoj  a  fence,  th.   cipyw  to 
confine)    well  fenced,    enclosed, 
forlified. 
^viari),  -6og,  '/,  (fr.  same,  and  iV- 

Tt)jxi  to  stand)  prosperili/. 
Ei'f</ioJo;,  -oil,  &, ;;,  (fr.  tP  well,  cttI 
to,  and  o(53f  a  road)  easili/  ap 
proached,    accessible ;     exposed, 
undcfi^lcd. 
E«Cw<i,  -«f,  a.  Dor.  for 
Ki'^ui),  -iIj-,  //,  (fr.  same,  and  t^wij 
life,   til.   ^a'u   to  live)  a  goo'L  or 
happij  life,  welfare,  prosperity. 
V.vi^iiioio,  Ion.  for  -ov,  g.  of 
Kt'^onof,  -ou,  h,  !),  (fr.  tSwell,  and 
^uivn  a  girdle,  th.  ^oji'viiw  to  gird) 
irell   girt,  firmed    or   cqvij/])ed ; 
light  armed;   expeditions^  aUrt, 
ren'ty,  ■prepared,  provided;  well 
dressed,  neat,  tight. 
El'l)yJ'f^»;)',  -rjc,  -i),  2  a.  ind.  [lass. 

of  cvayyiWiij. 
J^vriyyt\t^oiiTjV,-ov,-CTO,\mpf.pass. 
—  E,VT!yye\i(ra,-as,-e,tiCt.  Kviiy- 
ye^icufiriv,  -(!>,  -oTo,  pi.  -cdjitOu, 
-aaaOi,  -cavro,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  — 
EuizyycXia/j/iof,  -;),-oi',par.  per. 
pass.  —  Kv>iyyi\ia(l>iv,  -r/g,  -r/,  1 
a.  ind.  [)S.ss.'of  evayycli^ia. 

llvtr/tpfii,  -tui  -ov;, !/,  I'l,  liy  Pleon. 

fo'  cvycv^f. 
Ei'^Otirt,  -ai,  I'j,  (fr.  £(!  well,  and 

r,(Jof   manners)  goodness,   inno- 

r.enre,    artU^sncss ;     simplicity, 

wrnJi  n  esx,  folly , 
Eui;0//?,  -to;  -ouf,  v,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 

simple,    plkin,     xingle-hcarled ; 

■I'lty,  fmli'^h,  stupid. 
Eu<;9u>f,  (fr.  \.i<i\) snlierh/,  durreetly, 

nmply  ;  sillily,  foolishly. 
r.v'iKi;';,  -to';  -oti,  o,  »'/,  (fr.  t«  well, 


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and  nKi)  edge)  i'cr_y  sharp,  keen, 
acute. 

EviiKota,  -a(,  f/,  (fr.  same,  and 
sKovu)  to  hear)  distinctness  or 
rlearncss  i<f  hearing  or  o/"  being 
heard,  attintion. 

El•»)^■oo^,  -oil,  i,  (/,  (fr.  same)  atten- 
tive, hecdjul  ;  obedient,  sulnnis- 
sive,  compliant  ;  also,  who  is 
iwll  attended  to  or  ubeyeit. 

Evi'iKTCov -ovi; -CCS  -t-ts,  -cc  -ti,  imj)f. 

act.  of  CVCKTt'ul. 

Evi'/Xioi,  -ov,  h,  )'i,  (fr.  fi;  well,  ami 
l;/\iOf  the  sun)  sun)iy,  open  or  cj:- 
posed  to  the  sun. 

Kvtit'tpho  -u),  f.  -t'ltui),  (fr.  same,  anc 
I'lfiipu  a  day)  to  live  happili/,  sei 
happy  days,  prosper,  lie  forlu- 
nulc  ;  to  gain  credit,  receive 
praise,  be  applauded. 

Evt/iiintifia,  -uTof,  rd,  {fr.  same)  the 
day's  success,  the  glory  of  a  day  ; 
success,  prosperity. 

Kv>ificpia,  -us,  I/,  (fr.  same)  streni- 
ly  (f  weather,  calmness ;  Iruii- 
(juiltity  of  life,  prosperity,  happi- 
ness. 

Kvni'ivni  -';fi  h,  thcdaugbtrr  cfEve- 
nus,  a  woman's  name. 

Ei5'/i'o>',  -ov,  TO,  the  name  of  a  river. 

Ev)'/paTos,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  eii  well,  and 
cpd(i)  to  love)  welt  beloved,  dear, 
welcome  ;  very  loveli/,  amiable. 

Evi!pc<Trr!Kivat,]tcr.  inf.  act. —  Ei»i;- 
ptartja-a,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
cvapcarew. 

Kv>'ip'is,  -tos-ovs,  11,  /;,  (fr.  tv  well, 
and  dpu)  to  (it)  Jilting,  handy, 
convenient. 

'K,v>'iT(^nSi  -to;  -ovs,  and  IZvtjy^os,  -ov, 
b, )),  (fr.  same,  and  rjyof  a  noise) 
clear,  distinct  loud,  shnlt  ;  mu- 
sical, harmonious,  melodious. 

EvOaXfi;,  -io;  -u5j,  o,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  SuAAdj  to  bloom)  flourish- 
ing, luxuriant,  green,  fresh, 
blooming. 

KvOavacta,  -as,  i;,  (fr.  same,  and 
SdvaTos  death,  th.  &v>}i7kui  to  die) 
an  easy  or  honourable  death, 
hajrpy  departure. 

EvOupafis,  -ios  -oiif,  o, /;,  (fr-  same, 
and  ^tipaos  boldness)  of  good 
courage,  confident,  bold,  reso- 
lute ;  daring,  adventurous, 

EvOapaSis,  (fr.  last)  boldly,  confi- 
dently, daringly. 

EuOih),  Ion.  for  cuOeia,  d.  sin.  fcm. 
of  a-Oi'f. 

Evfltvibi  -u,  sec  ti'0/;ifo). 

EvflcpaTTivTos,  -ov,  0,  'i,  (fr.  tuwell, 
and  liepii-c\>ii>  to  cure)  easily 
cured,  healed  or  repaired  ; 
nhc'ijily  gained  or  earned;  easily 
served. 

EvQls,  neut.  of  tvOi)s- 

EvQcrfu)  -w,  (fr.  cv  well,  and  tIO)}- 
j/i  to  plaf  e)  same  as. 

EiiOtTi'^o),  f.  -taw,  {fr.  same)  to  ar- 
range, dispose  in  order  ;  to  Jit, 
adapt,  par.  1  a.  act.  tvOcTiaus- 

EWcTos,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
■Scrof  disposed,  ih.  TiOniit  to 
t>lace)  disposed,  arranged,  set  in 
order  ;  fit,  proper,  answera'/le, 
agreeable. 

KvOciipJiroi,  -ov,  h,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
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^cmpiu  to  examine)  cttsy  to  be 
seen,  open  to  view,  perceivable, 

vbser  ruble, 
EvOiiiis,  (fr.  fuOiif  straight)  immt- 
diately,  directly,  J'orthwith,  upon 
the  spot,  struightuay. 

EvOiihis,  -ov,  b,)'i,  (fr.  cO  well,  and 
&)l\i)  a  nipple)  having  large  or 
extended  udders, 

EvOi/fioaiJi'ii,  -t/s,  I'l,  {fr.  next)  dis- 
jio.iitiim,  arrangement,  method  ; 
Jitness,  aptitude, 

EvOi'/ixiov,  -ovos,  b,  !],  {ft,  fv  well, 
and  T('Ot//ii  to  place)  orderly, 
regular,  arranged,  settled  ;  neat, 
graceful,  elegant, 

EvOitvio)  -w,  f.  -I'lcu),  (fr.  same,  and 
■Si/i'  a  heap)  to  accumulate,  ga- 
ther wealth  ;  to  abound  ;  to  pros- 
per, succeed,  be  fortunate,  have 
good  luck,  jiar.  pros.  act.  tvOri- 
vioir  -iav, 

EvOi]i'la,  -as,!],  (fr.  last)  prosperi- 
ty, success,  happiness  ;  abun- 
dance, wealth, 

EuOi/voCira,  a.  sin.  cont.  par.  pres. 
act.  of  cvOijviw. 

EvOiis,  -Ios  -ovs,  b,  I'l,  pleasing, 
agreeable. 

EvOtKriis,  -oil,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  t'/easy,  and 
$iyo}  to  tou(-h)  easy  to  be  touch- 
ed, iiffee.led  or  moved  ;  facetious, 
willy,  humorous,  merry,  talka- 
tive. 

EvOiKTws,  (fr.  last)^%,  agreeably, 

EvOpuvffTos,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  fii  easy, 
and  ^puvo>  to  break)  easily 
broken  or  bruised;  brittle,  fra- 
gile, crumbling. 

Ei'Oporof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  {fr.  same,  and 
^piivos  a  seat,  ih.  &piiu>  to  sit) 
haling  afair  seat  or  throne,  seat- 
ed on  high. 

EvOv,  (fr.  evOvs  straight)  straight- 
u;ay.  directly,  immediately ; 
straight  towards,  right  against  ; 
from  the  first,  from  the  begin- 
ning. 

EvOi'iyXiiiacos,  -ov,  b,  ;;,  (fK  cvOv; 
rif;ht,  and  y\uaoa  the  ton^uej 
true,  sincere,  honest ;  frank,  bold, 
ingenuous, 

EvOv('ipofiio)  -t5,  f.  -I'/iTM,  p.  iv6v6c- 
^pofinxa,  (fr.  same,  and  ipipto 
same  as  Tp/;^u  to  run)  to  go  di- 
rect, jiroceed  straight,  inakefor, 

EvOv^popionjitv,  I  pi.  ind Eu0u- 

f,nnjt)]auvTi.s,  n.  pi-  |iar.  1  a.  act. 
of  last. 

E.vOvopojios,  -ov,  u,  i'l,  {fr.  same)  in 
a  direct  course. 

EvDviiUxaSt  -u,  n,  Dor.  for 

EvOvjiiix'iSi  -ov,  b,  (fr.  cufliij direct, 
and  jJuX"!""  '"  ''^''t)  ready  for 
thrjightjforemost  bibollte,  brave, 
valiant, 

Eii0ii/u7,  3  sin.  cont.  jircs.  ind.  — 
Y.vOvia'irc,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
orimpr.  act.  —  EuOu^tTi',  I>res. 
inf.  act.  cont.  of 

EuOiJ/i/u  -w,  f.  -fidia,  p.  evQijiriKa, 
(fr.  cS  well,  and  5t//uf  the  mind) 
to  cheer  vp,  lake  crurage,  be  of 
good  courage  ;  to  be  cheerful.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  tvOuijrjcd. 

EvOof/i'i,  -lis,  and  EvOviioavvr/,  -j/f, 
(/,  (fr.  Slime)  joy ,  gladnf.ss, cheer- 


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fulnesf  ;  alacrity,  actiiily,  brixk- 
new  ;  promptitude,  courage. 
EiiflCwos.-ou,  5,11,  (fr.  same)  lively, 
animated,  cheerjul,  gay ;  active, 
spirited,  courageous,  conip.  niflu- 
li6Tipoi,  sup.  -/i<iT(iro{. 
EvSii/ius,  (fr.  last)  cheerfully,  ac- 
tiitly ;    with  tjnril,  conip.  cvOv- 
isdrtpop. 
Evdvvarc,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  — 
KvQvvovTOi,  g.    sin.  par.    pres. 
act.  ofcvdvvii). 
Ev06vij,-fiiy>h  (fr.  cvOvi  siraight)  a 
straightening,  correction,  amend- 
ment ;    search,    inquiry,   exami- 
nation,   inquest ;     impeachment, 
charge ;     punishment,    penalty, 
Jine  ;  account,  explanation. 
'Ev9ivofioi,  -01),  i,  //,  (fr.  same,  and 
voftoi  distribution)  straight,  right 
along,  direct. 
lEvdOvoi,  -ov,  EvdvvTijp,  -rjpo;,  and 
EufltiTijf,   -ov,   b,    (fr.   next)    a 
guide,  conductor  ;  a  director,  su- 
perintcndant, 
EuOiivu),  f.  -ivia,  p.  caQvyKa,  (fr.  cv- 
diii  straight)  to  slrnighten,  make 
straight;    to  smooth,   make  level 
or  even  ;    to  erect,  set  upriglu  ; 
to  direct,   guiile  ;    to    steer ;    to 
level,  aim  ;  to  order,  administer, 
dispense;    also,  to  lie  strai^ltl, 
even,  smooth  or  level.    1  a.  act. 
ind.  cvOvia-  impr.  ivBvvov,  -drw. 
1   a.   ind.  pass.   rivOivdi^v.  Alt. 
for  niOivdi]v. 
EuSu-vooj -ouf,  -iox)  -ov,  h,  i/,  (fr. 
same,  and  irviia  to  blow)  blowing 
fair,  favourable,  g.  Ion.  evQimvoto. 
'EvBvnoiinos,  -ov,    b,  {},  (fr.  same, 
and  TTijinut  to  conduct)  conducive, 
directly   tending    or    leading   to, 
ujurring. 
EvduropcOo/ioi,  and  Euduvop/iJ  -u, 
(fr.  next,  and  rdp'jf  a  passage)  to 
guiile,  U'ul,  conduct  ;  to  proceed, 
ailvancr,  go  straight  forward  ;  to 
journey,  travel. 
KuOui,  -c7u,  -i;  (fr.   iB  well,  and 
$vti)  to  rush)  straight,  not  crook- 
ed,  direct  ;    right,  correcl,  just, 
upright, 
EtOuv,  for  cvOv. 

KuOurtO'if,  -u,  -ov,  comp.  of  cvBif. 
EuOi!T»;'$,->)rov,//,  (fr.  fuOi/{Slraighl) 
straig Illness,  evenness  ;  rectitude, 
rightefiusness,  eipiily. 
EtOiirovoc,  -ou,  u,  If,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tti'vw    to   strelcli)    ntritchrd    out, 
straight;   tight,  strained. 
Evi)iaTi6u,  f.  -ifiau),  p.    -[vkii,  (fr. 
«r.  well,  nml  Wditi  lo  conciliate) 
I  'jiriijiitmtr,  rrrnnritr,  conritinle  ; 
to  rompiisAi'jnatr,  pity,  commise- 
rate. 
'EviXitTOf,  -ov,  h,  li,  (fr.  tame)  pro- 
pilimis,  fniourahle,  kind,  gentle, 
tender,  apprnnrl. 

EviyOi'd  (tr.  (i~  much,  and  t^Oiif  a 
fwh )  fishy. 

Eintnip'ui  -iS,  f.  -<»'«,  p.  nvKiilniKn, 
(fr.  cTt  good,  and  (rnipAs  oppor- 
tunity) to  have  n  convmirnt  op. 
ptirtuniti/,  find  a  fit  time  or 
plai-e  ;  In  have  or  be  nl  leisure, 
em/iloy  leisure  time,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  rivKnIpian, 

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Kvxaipla,  -a?,  /;,  (fr.sanie)  oppor- 
tunity, occasion  ;  leisure. 
EvKaipos,  -ov,  b,)i,  (fr.  same)  time- 
ly, seasonable,  convcnieiU. 
EvKuipovv,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  cont.  impf. 

act.  of  ivKaipiw. 
EuKai'pMj,  (fr.  tvKatpni  timely)  op- 
portunely,   seasonably,   conveni- 
ently. 
EvKiifizfii,   -hi    -oCs,   &,   il,  (fr.  tv 
well,  and  Kn'/jTrrw  to  bond)  fine- 
ly   bent,    uell    turned ;     clastic, 
flexilile. 
Eir<u'pt^(o?,   aiid   Poet.    EiucpuJioj, 
-ov,'u,i'i,  (fr.  lu  well,  and  Kapvia 
the  heart)   magnanimous,  of  a 
great  soul ;  good  for  or  agreeing 
with  the  stomach. 
EvKapzoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
KapTTo;  fruit)  fruitful,  productive, 
abundant. 
EuKuruyiii'iaro?,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.    tv 
easy,   and  /curnyuii'^w  to  over- 
throw, th.  uywv  a  contest)  easy 
to  be  stormed,  taken  or  vanquish- 
ed ;  weak,  defenceless. 
KvKara(l>pdvi]TOi,    -ou,    b,    i'/,    (fr. 
same,    and    KaTatppoviij}   to  dc' 
spise,  th.  ^pi)i'  the  mind)  despica 
h!e,  contemptible. 
KvKiiiToi,  -ov,  b,  >i,  Poet,  for  cvKtaa- 
T05,     (fr.    same,    and   Kto'^w    to 
split)  that  may  be  split  or  cleft, 
f.ssile. 
EvKrjXiJTiipng,  -a,    -or,    (fr.   same, 
and  KrjMii)  to  soothe)   soothing, 
balmy, pacifying,  c(dmin°. 
Eil/CT/Xof,  -01),  5,  ly,  iEol.  fortKijXos", 
(|)erhapsfr.  same  as  last)  sooth- 
ing,   pacifying  ;    calm,   gentle 
quiet,  mild. 
Eu<.(vr)<T('a,  -as,  i/,  (fr.  iv  easy,  and 
KivtjBii    motion,    th.    Kivtia     to 
move)    cosy    motion,    a    slide ; 
swiftness,  velocity. 
EuKi'irjTOf, -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same)  easi- 
ly moved,  moveable;  active,  lively. 
EvKivi'iTui,   (fr.   last)    of  easy  mo- 
lion,  gently,  smoothly. 
EiofA/u,  Poet,  for  ti)».A/i|,  cont.  fr. 
ti)<fXi/u,a.  sin. — EukX/i,  Poet,  fur 
tixtXci,  cont.  fr.  tvK^ci'i,  d.  sin.  of 
KvK^ci);,    -lo(    -oi)j,    b,    »;,     (fr.     £?) 
good,  anri  /fX/oj  glory)  glorious, 
celebrated,  renowned. 
EuifXtdi,  -uf,  !i,  (fr.  same) /anic, 
character,  a  great  name  or  repu- 
tation ;  reiunrn,  glon/,  celebrity. 
KvkXiIo,  -i;«,  //,  Ion.  for  last. 
Ei'«rXfff(j(,  Uor.  for  tuxXdVui,  1  a 

inf.  net.  of 
EvkXJui,  (fr.  (V  intcnR.  and  kXcIid 
to  celebrate)  to  celebrate,  glorify, 
praise,  crtot. 
EwKXFj/i'iT/o)  -d,  (fr,  cv  well,   and 
xXi'i/ia  a  iihoDt)  In  be  well  branch- 
ed, well  furnished  ;    to  flourish, 
prosper. 
ZvitXi'ipiiitii,  -arm,  rb,  (fr.  tB  gooil, 
and  irXr/no(  lot)  a  happy  lot,  good 
fortune,  jiror.prrily. 
EvKi'iiJii,  -(('oj,  h,  t'l,  (fr.  isnme,  ond 
«>'''/"*    greaves,    th.   Kvfiiit)    the 
gliin)    well  booted,  well    urmc'l, 
warlike. 
V.vKoXla.-it(,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  case  of 
digfstn/n ;   easiness  »f  manners, 
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ETK 

gejilleness,  affability  ;  facility, 
reaiUness. 
EvKuXog,  -ov,  h,)],  (fr.  tC  well,  and 
voXoi)  food)  indifferent  about  food, 
easy,  of  good  digestion  ;  simple, 
plain,  honest,  sincere  ;  affable, 
courteous ;  easy,  ready. 
EdkoXus,  (fr.  last )  plainly,  simply  ; 

actively,  readily,  quickly. 
EuKo/jiiJ^w,  f.  -tau),  (Ir.  iv  well,  and 
Ko//i'^ii)  to  care  for)  to  take  good 
cure  of,  save,  preserve,  lay  by, 
store  vp.  1  a.  inf.   mid.  cvKOfit- 
oaaOat. 
EuKri^of,  and    Hiixofio;,   -ov,   o,  ly, 
(fr.    same,   and  KOfit]  the  hair) 
with  long  hair,  having  fine  hair, 
handsome;   with  Jine  wool,Jine- 
Jleeced. 
KvKo-ia,  -(if,)';,  (fr.  next)  easiness, 

ftcitily,  readiness. 
KvK'j-os,  -ou,  0, )';,  (fr.  ev  well,  and 
KoTTOs  t<ii!,  th.  KunToi  to  cut)  cosy, 
not     difficult,    feasible,    without 
trouble,  ready,  comp.   ivKo-ii-t- 
pos,  sii|).  -liruTo;. 
Ei'Koc/iiii) -u,  (fr.  £i')Koo-/(oj  orderly) 
to  behave,  conduct  onc^s  self  with 
propriety,  be  orderly,  act  discreet- 
ly ;    to  discharge  a  duty  fully, 
execute  an  office  or  business  ho- 
nestly ;     to  adorn  richly,  orna- 
ment. 
EvKoafi.la,  -aj,  i';,  (fr.  next)  decen- 
cy, propi  Icty,  modesty,  decorum  ; 
good   manners  ;    regularity,    or- 
der, method. 
EvKocjioi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  eB  well,  and 
KuajWi    order)    orderly,  regular, 
solicr,  discreet ;  modest,  decorous  ; 
civil,  polite  ;    neat,  Jine,  elegatit. 
comp.  tvKoaiJOrcpos,  sup.  -<iruro{. 
EvKooitdrara,    (neut.    pi.    sup.    of 
lust)    very   orderly  ;    with  great 
propriety,  most  elegantly. 
EvKuapiiii,    (fr.    same)    regularly, 
soliirly,    discreetly  ;     modestly  ; 
civilly,  politely,  elegantly. 
V.VKpui^iOi,  Poet,  for  cvKiipitoi. 
EvKpaioi,  g.  of 

ICuApinK,  and  EvKparin,  -ioq  -ovi, 
b,  )';,  (fr.  tv  well,  and  Ktpdxvvpi 
to  mix)  temperate,  moderate. 
EvKpuaia,  -aj,  /;,  (fr.  same)  a  good 
mixture,  temperature,  happy  me- 
dium. 
EvKpartj,  -ijs",   '/,  Eucratc,  a   wo- 

niaifs  fiaine. 
EvKpivlif,  n.  pi.  of 
EvKpiiiK,  -iui  -oi)f,  I,  ti,  (fr.  IV  well, 
and  kp/rij   to   distinguish)    well 
arranged,   orderly,    mdhodicul  ; 
reeulnr,    uniform  ;    pure,   clear, 
fair,  fine  ;    sojl,  serene,  gentle, 
bi.lmy, 
EvKp6Ti]T0(,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kporlio  to  bi'ut)  well  hammered  ; 
much  npplaudtd. 
EvKraliif,  -II,   -or,    (fr.    d'^njini  to 
pray)  drsiraUr  ;   prayed  fir,  in- 
voked, 
EvktIIo),  f.    -Tudi,   p.   -iKn,  (fr.   it 
well,   and    kt/^cj   to   create)    to 
create,   make,  cause  ;    to  build  ; 
to  found,   establish,     par.     per. 
pavM.  ivKTiaiuvui,  and  Poet.  ct'K- 

TlflivOi, 


ETA 

Ei'VrWf,  ->),   -iv,    (f'r.   ti\oiiai   to 
pray)  opIiUiir.  that  whicJi  wishes; 
desiring^  longinj;. 
'EvKTiKios,  (fr.  last)  eagerly,  vchc- 

mentli/,  ardt  nil;/. 

EvKTtfifioi,  -tf,  -oi;  ami  Poet.  Evk- 

n/i/ros,  Ion.  fur  evKnaitiyos,  par. 

per.  pass,  or  by  Sync,  for  cvk- 

nfii/ifrof,  par.  pros.  pass,  offuv- 

tIcu).       Or    ffkTi/ifiof    may    be 

JEo\.  for   iKTiofiivoi,   par.  per. 

pass,   of  ktI^u),   well  Itiiiltf  well 

founded,  tslablished. 

Ki'KTtTos,  -II,   -or,    (fr.   tucr/^tt)   to 

iiniiid)  well  built. 
'EvKrii,    -I),    -Ji'i    (fr.    (vyonai    to 
pray)  lu  he  desired,  eligihle,  pre- 
jeiabte ;  prayed  ;  vowed,  devoted, 
consecrated, 
EvkvkXos,  -01),  b,  >i,   (fr.  iu  quite, 
and  kt'kXos  a  circle)  round,  cir- 
cular ;  bent,  curved. 
EuXa'/Jria,  -ai,  1),  and  Ion.  EnXa/Ji't;, 
-'/fi  Vj  (fr.  cC  "cll,  and  \ajiiidiu> 
to   talce)  ./cnr,   dread,   enve,   re- 
spect, reverence;    care,  concern, 
unxiely     for  ;      circumspection, 
vtatchfulncss,  ccpdion,  wariness, 
prudence. 
EvSaPiojiai   -ovuai,   f.    -ijao^tai,  p. 
e\i\d(iiinat,   (fr.    same)   to  fear, 
dread,  stand  in  awe,  respect,  re- 
vere ;    to  guard  against,  beware, 
suspect  ;    to  shun,  avoid,    impf. 
Alt.  t)v)\n[icuiitii'  -oi'/ir"',  -lov  -ot, 
-iiro  -UTo.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  cv\a- 
prOrif,  and  Alt.  r)v\a(iifirjV  par. 
rtXri/JijSt/f. 
EdAh/?^?,  -f'of  -ouf,  h,  h,  Cr.  same) 
easy  to  be  caught,  taken  or  laid 
hold  of  ;  circumspect,    cavlinvs, 
careful,  wan/  ;   timid,  timorous^ 
fearful,  diffident,  respectful ;    re- 
ligious, pious,  devout,    pi.  cent. 
ri'X  «/?£?;. 
EuXa|37;rfOf,  -afOV,  (fr.  cv)iaPiofiin 
to  revere)  caution  must  be  used, 
respect  must  be  shown,  &c.  ac- 
cording to  the  verb. 
lEvXa^irii,  g.  of  cvXajilri,  see  tvXd- 

(itia. 
EuXa.^oC,  pres.  impr.  ofcvXaPiofiai. 
EuX«/3wf,  (fr.  £uXa/3»)? circumspect) 
cautiously,  carefully  ;    with  awe, 
respectfully,  religiously. 
EuXuVn, -i7f,  1/,  ( perhaps  fr.  tSwel!, 
and  XiiyaiVw  to  di^ ;    or  fr.  av- 
Xof  a  furrow)  a  plouglishare  ;  a 
fork  ;  a  hoe  ;  a  spade. 
EwXaXo;,  -01),  0,  r;,  (fr.  i~i  well,  and 
XaXf'w  to  speak)  well  spoken,  eh- 
qnent,  fluent ;  softly-speaking. 
EdX^,  -;"){,  >;,  a  worm,  maggot. 
'E.iXn'roi,  -on,  h,  t'l,  (fr.  cv  easy,  and 
Xa/ilidiu)  to  take)  easy  to  betaken 
or  }itld,luindy,  ready, convenient. 
EuX/jTriirarn,    (m;ut.    pi.    sup.    of 
last)  most  readily,  most  easily, 
most  handily,  most  conveniently. 
Ei)X»;Oa,    'Uiv,     Tn,    reins,    straps, 

th'ings  ;  a  bridle. 
'Ev>> flirt),  -r,i,  //,    (fein.    of  next) 

EuUmeni,  a  woman's  name. 
EuX(;j('io{,-r;,  -ov,  (fr.  f5  j^ood,  and 

XT/jiV  a  port)  vjith  a  fair  haven. 
T-v\oyav,  pres.  inf.  cont.  — EtXo- 
y'lTc,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  or 


ETM 

impr.  act.  —  EiiXoj'o?i/ifi',  1  pi. 
cont.  i)rcs.  ind.  act.  —  EiiXoytr- 
Tiii,  3  sin.  -yovvTai,  3  pi.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  puss,  of 
EuXoy/o)  -Si,  f.  -i'/<TU,  p.  iv\6yj]Ka, 
(fr.  ev  well,  and  X(i)'i)>-  a  word)  to 
bless,  wish  well  to  ;  (o  speak  well 
of,  commend ;  to  praise,  magni- 
fy, celebrate  ;  to  pray  a  blessing, 
give  thanks,  pray  over.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  Att.  i)v\6Yn'"'-  I'cr.  ind. 
pass,  tiiXdyv^iai"  par.  ivXoytjfii- 
vos.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  luXoyt'itjofia 
3  pi.  cvXoyi'iaoiirai. 

EvXoyiirds,  -ri,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  bless- 
ed, holy,  divine. 

KvXoyia,  -as,  »/,  (fr.  tu  well,  and 
X(iyof  a  word,  ih.  \iyui  to  speak) 
a  blessing  ;  praise,flutlrry  ;  grace, 
thanksgiving,  acknowledgment ; 
a  favour,  kindness  ;  henificence, 
bounty. 

EiiXoj'of,  -ov,  h,fi,  (fr.  same)  rea- 
sonable, sensible,  rational.  Also, 
subs,  kind  language,  fair  speech, 
flattery. 

KvXoyihv,  a.  sin.  -yovvra,  n.  pi. 
-yovvTCi,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
tvXoyiui. 

EuXrfj'wf,  (fr.  [iXoyoi  reasonable) 
fairly,  speciously. 

EtXiiruf,  (fr.  cu  easy,  and  Xiui  to 
loosen)  easily,  readily,  of  easy 
solution. 

E I' /iuOi/f, -/.-){  -ovs,  &,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  fiavOdv'ji  to  learn)  docile, 
tractable  ;  intelligent,  sensible, 
quick,  ingenious ;  easily  learned, 
intelligible,  plain. 

EvftaOuif,  (fr.  last)  tvith  docility, 
tractably  ;  learnedly,  skilfully. 

Ei)^(a»:»7f,  -cog  -ov;,   b,  )'/,  Dor.  for 

CVfjrJKl];. 

Ei)/iaXof,  Dor,  for  cvurjXo;. 

Ev/jdpcia,  |-af,  i'/,  (fr.  next)  easi 
ness, facility,  readiness. 

Evuapfis,  -los  -oT';,b,!i,  (fr.  tli  well, 
and  iidon  the  hand)  liandy ; 
tractable,  tame,  gentle. 

Evitapin,  -ns,  i),  (fr.  last)  a  con- 
vcniency,  commode,  necessary 
house. 

Ev'wnpwf,  and  -p/wf,  (fr,  same) 
handily,  gently,  patiently. 

EvficytOiis,  -log  -ovi,  b,  }),  (fr,  tii 
much,  and  niycOos  size)  very 
large,  great,  huge. 

EvftrOSiws,  and  EvftcOoRlKS;,  (fr. 
same,  and  filOoiog  method,  wh, 
fr,  /jfTuvvith,  and  Wdj  the  road) 
briefly,  shortly,  summarily,  com- 
pendiously. 

Evj^cXiii,  -ios  -ous,  b,  fi,  (fr,  same, 
and  jjiiXog  melody)  melodious, 
harmonious,  tuneful,  musical. 

EvjiiXiag,  and  Ion.  EvjitXlriq,  -ov,b, 
Ij,  (fr.  same,  and  /icXta  an  ash 
tree)  h'lndling  the  ash,  skilled  in 
the  spear,  warlike. 

Evjiivcta,  -a?,  i/,  (fr.  cvinvin  bene- 
volent) benevolence,  good-will, 
kindness,  charity. 

Eviitvearinui,  (fr.  same)  more 
kindly,  more  benevolently. 

Exwiviw  -Si,  (fr,  next)  to  be  kind  or 
benevolent,  to  compassionate,  shovj 
mercy. 

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ETN 

Eviicvfis,  -/of-oBs,  i,  I,,  (fr,  tBkind, 
and  ^i/cof  mind)  benevolent, kind, 
ivell  disposed,  gracious,  favour- 
able, courteous,  good-natured. 
comp.  cviitviarcpoi,  sup.  -{ara- 
Tog. 
EhiievlScs,  -o)v,  ni,  (by  Antiphrasis, 

fr.  last)  the  furies,  hags, 
Evunus,  and  Eu/jti.'wj,  (fr.  same) 
kindly,  gently,  benvvoliiUly, good- 
naturedly. 
Ei)/<frrt/3Xi;ros,  -ov,  b,  i),  and 
EvfurdiioXui,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  tv  easy, 
lura  chan>;e,  and  Ih.  j3dXXu)  to 
throw)  changeable,  fickle,  incon- 
stant. 
EvfttTdSoTo;,  for  evfieraSoTlKoSt-ov, 
b,  >i,  (fr.  same,  ficTa  amon;,',  and 
ih.  M^wfii  to  give)  ready  to  im- 
part or  sliarc,  willing  to  distri- 
bute, 
Ev/ii'iKiis,  n.  or  a.   pi.  mas,  cont. 

of 
EvfDJKr/g,  -co;  -oDj,  6,  i),  (fr,  tC  well, 
and    fiT]Koi    length)    very    long, 
stretched  out ;  tall. 
E.vnriXos, -ov,  b,!),  (fr,  same,  and 
fir/Xov    a    sheep)    abundant    in 
sheep,  fit  for  sheep,  plentiful  in 
cattle,  fertile. 
EvuLjuXiii),  Poet,  for  cvntXlow,  wh. 
Ion.   for  ev/icXiov,  g.  of  cv/icXla; 
or  tvneXiris. 
Evixvrjfidt'evrog,   -ov,    b,   {j,    (fr.   cS 
well,  and  //I'jj/ioi'Etiw,  same  asth. 
Hvdojjtai  to  rtmcmber)  easy  to  he 
remembered,  memorable,  not  to  be ' 
forgotten, 
Eviiotpia,-as,{i,  (fr.  same,  and  ^oi- 
pa  a  share,  th.  ijctpu  to  divide)  a 
happy  lot,  happiness,  prosperity  ; 
a    good    share,    large   jjortion ; 
harmony. 
EvfjioXiTos,  -OV,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
fiiXTTd)  to  sing)  musical,  fond  of 
song  ;  also  a  man's  name. 
Evfiop(pla,  -as,  !/,  (fr.    same,  and 
liop<j)fi  shape)  beauty  of  person, 
elegance  of  figure,   symmetry  ; 
beauty,  comeliness. 
Evu"p<pns,   -ov,  b,  fi,    (fr,    same) 
beautiful,     handsome,     elegant, 
tuell  proportioned. 
Eui'a^t,  pres.  impr.  act.  — Evvd^ti, 
2  sin,  pres.  ind.  or  sub.  pass, 
of 
Evvd^o),  and  Evvdia  -d,  f.  -So-w,  p. 
tvvaKa,  (fr.  ewn  a  bed)  to  put  to 
sleep,  lull,  set  to  rest ;    to  sleep, 
go  to  sleep,  go  to  bed, 
Ei'i'oi,  n,  pi.  o(  cvvij. 
Evvaidijcvos,  -)],  -ov,  (fr.  ju  well, 
and  vaidftnoi,  par.  pres.  pass,  of 
valu)  to  inhabit)  well  inhabited, 
populous. 
Evvaios,  -ov,  b,ii,  (fr.  ivvij  a  bed) 

in  bed. 
Evvdriipa,  -as,  u.  Dor.  for  twr)- 

Tcipa- 
EvvciKn,  -ris, )],  Eunici,  a  woman's 

name, 
Evvif,  -ns,  fi,  a  bed;  a  den,  nest, 
lair  ;  cohabitation,  wedlock ;  a 
residence,  edrodc,  shelter  ;  a  tent ; 
a  tomb,  sepulchre  ;  an  anchor. 
EvvriOch,  -uaa,  -ir,  par,  1  a.  pass, 
of  tDvaui,  see  twdiiii. 


Ei)V77T7s,  -ov,  i,  (it.  nil)  a  bed)  a 

husband. 
'Evi'iiarcoo;,   Ion.    for  ivvovarepos, 

comp.  of  iivoos. 
KvviKri,  -lis,  t'li  and  Dor.   KwIko, 

Eunici,  a  woman's  name. 
EEyiSi  -lof,  Att.  -£u)s,  6,  !j,  (fr.  aj 
one)  bereft,   destitute,  forsaken, 
forlorn,  lonely. 
Evvh,  -lioi,  )'i,  (fr.  tun';  a  bed)  a 

wife,  spouse. 
Evvoeu)  -u),  f.  -^(70), p.  £vid>7*<i,  (fr. 
c'O  well,   and  lo/iu  to  ihiiik,  th. 
tiioj  the  mind)  to  think  hindli/, 
feel  uffectionateli/,  be  will  minded, 
affected  or   inclined,  be  friends 
with. 
"Evfotn,  -as,  t],  (fr.  same)  benevo- 
lence, good-will,  kindness  ;  nffec 
lion,  tenderness,  cordiality. 
"EvvoUif,  ->i,  -&v,  (fr.  last)  benevo- 
lent, kind,  f(ffictionale. 
Euioidwf,  (fr.   last)  with  good-will, 
kindly,  comp.  ivio'iKiDriptai,  sup. 
-wrrirwf. 
Ei.'»ojifu)  -u>,  (fr.  IV  well,  and  vd/<oj 
law)  to  estahlish  good  lavs,  re- 
gulate, institute,  civilize.     i\Iid. 
to  enjoy  good  laws,   be  well  re- 
gulated, pros.  inf.  act.  evioi>hiv 
-itv.  pros.  inf.  pass.  two/jthaOui 
-licOat.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  tuiioit^9>iv, 

3  pi.  £UlO^i;0t/(7UV. 

Evvofiia,  -ai,  and  Etro/ii'i;,  -ij;,  »;, 
(fr.  same)  order,  regularity, 
gro'l  govenimail.  Also  a  wo- 
man's name. 

Evt/ofios,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  hav- 
ing good  lav;a,  well  regulated  j 
fertde,  good  for  grazing. 

EiJioof  -ovs,  -iov  -ou,  b,  ^,  (fr.  tiJ 
kind,  and  vuui  the  mind)  Unevo- 
lent,  kind,  affectionate,  attached, 
friendly. 

KvvoioTcp'};,  -a,  -ov,  COmp.  -tutos, 
sup.  ol  same. 

Evvov^im,  -ou,  b,  (see  ivvou)^o{)  a 
eunurh. 

Eui'oujf/'^ut, f.  -taiii, p.  ivrov^tKa,(fr, 
next)  Ut  make  a  eunurh  ;  to  curb 
or  mortify  the  natural  desire. 
per.  ind.  pass.  (t'i'ai';^i>r/iai.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  i\ji'ov)(iaOiiv.  I  f.  pass. 
ind.  tvvov)(iaOi)aofai'  par.  tvvov- 
^toOriaaiiivin. 

Kviou)^0(,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  cvv!)  a  bed. 
and  /yu  to  guard.  Or  fr.  cDms 
destitute,  and  oxun  rnhnhitation) 
o  eunurh  ;  n  chamhtrlain,  krrp- 
rrnflhehed;  a  prinee,  governor, 
lord-  luiilenant. 

Eifowy,  -ouoa,  -iv,  (par.  pre*. 
cont.  of  two  I  111  to  l)(;  kind)  kind, 
ameilialory,  reconrilrd, 

'Evv'iwf,  (fr.  (tfooc  kind)  kindly, 
favournldy. 

Evira,  Dor.  for  tivra,  which  Ion. 
for  6vTu,  a.  din.  of  wf,  par.  pres. 
of  CI  III,  to  ht. 

T.v^iifii/i',  -u,  -tiTo,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  — 
EuC»//'>;i  ,-fiio,-uiro,l  a.oi)t.  mid. 
— Ki'^K'/ztt"'?,  par.  I  a.  mid. — Ei!- 
^ofiai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  iif  tii^ofiai. 

Erlfffot  and  V.v^itvaf,  -ov,  ^, //,  (fr. 
tu  kind,  and  ^hn^  a  nlranger) 
hospilfdilr    kind  to  alrnnprrn. 

E,vihwi,(Xi.la!'l)hr>.'<iiittd}ly,fricnrUy. 


Exn 

EOftffroj,  -oil,  6,  i';,  (fr.  cu  well,  and 
ff'ii)  to  scrape)  well  scraped,  rasp- 
ed or  .filed ;  polished,  smooth ; 
highly  finished  ;  Jine,  elegant. 

Ei/^i/,  2  sin.  of  Ei'fu/iai,  -;;,  -nrai, 
1  a.  sub.  mid.  of£i;;^o^ai. 

Eii^oof,  same  as  fuftaToj. 

Euo^f(J    -u),    f.    -);(7U),    p.    £uu5;;Ka, 

same  as  cvoSoid. 
Evoiia,-as,  I'l,  (fr.  ev  well,  and  6('ds 
the  road)  a  good  or  prosj/erous 
journey  ;  prosperity,  success  ; 
Euodia,  a  ^^oman's  name. 
'Evoinoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
ocfiii  Dor.  for  cofin  odour)  same 
as  ivooiiof. 

Evolof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.same,  and  bios 
the  road)  with  a  good  road,  per- 
vious, passable  ;  allowing  a  good 
or  prosperous  journey  ;  success- 
ful, fortunate. 

Euo^o'u  -S),  I.  -licu),  p.  iviiSiaKO,  (fr. 
same)  to  give  or  afford  a  good 
or  prosperous  journey,  help  on, 
assist  on  the  road.  Mid.  to  have 
a  good  journey,  make  a  success- 
ful trip ;  to  prosper,  succeed. 
pres.  ind.  pass.  evoiuoi/ai-oViiui. 
per.  ind.  pass.  evMuiixni.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  woilwOtiv.  —  Evoioliir- 
Ou(,inf  — EuoJuuTai,  3  sin.  cont. 
ind.  pres.  mid.  —  EvoiiaOt'iaoftat, 
1  f.  ind.  pass. 

EvdiiiiKa,  Ion.  for  cviiSiaxa,  per. 
act.  of  last. 

Ev(i(^<<)f,(fr.  £io^osprosperous)/)ros- 
pcrously  ,ituccessfu  Uy,forlu  uiitily. 

Eui}('u)(Tcv,  1  a.  impr.  act  of  cvo^oui. 

Eiio«,  a  Bacchanalian  exclamation. 

KvoiwvioTov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  £5  well, 
and  ih.  oiinvbs  a  bird)  a  good 
omen  or  prognostic. 

Eu<i/i£ios,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass,  of 

£t'u. 

EuoTXof,  -ou.  A,  I/,  (fr.  iv  well,  and 
'6ir\ov  arms)  utU  armed,  equip- 
ped, arriiutred ;  surressful  in 
arms,  victorious,  comp.  fuon-Ad- 
Ttpos,  sup.  £uo:rA(iruro{. 

Ei'oirroj,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same,  and 
iTTOfiai  to  sec)  clear  to  be  seen, 
conspicuous,  apparent. 

Ei'ook/oi  -(3,  f.  -f/ffu),  p.  ivii)^K>]Ka, 
(fr.  same,  and  i'i^ikus  an  oath)  to 
swear  solrmnly,  kcqi  inviolably. 
pres.  inf.  cvopm'iiv  -ilv. 

ZvoOKia,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  the.fidi- 
lity  of  an  oath,  faithfulness. 

EvapKOS,  -ov,  n,  //,  (fr.  same)  who 
tuiears  and  keejii  his  oath  ;  Jaith- 
ful,  true. 

Eiiop/'oti-ou,  b,  i/,(fr.  iTi  well,  and  o()- 
/lof  a  port )  with  It  good  port  or  soje 
harbour  ;  safe,  tecurr,  stilt,  rnlm. 

Kiaafios,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  Kiiine,  and 
^(r/ii<  odour,  ih.  fil^ui  ti>  t>mi-ll) 
sxvttl  imrllini;,  odoroua,  odorife- 
rous, fragrant. 

EiTnv);j,*'/ot  -»"{,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  name, 
ami  ri'iyivfii  lo  fimli  u)  veil  put 
together,  rjmiporl,Jirni,  ulrong. 

KvvuOttii  and  -Ola,  -ac  also  lun. 
EvnaOiIri  and  -llln,  •»;<.  '/i  (ff- 
same,  and  ziiOns  ffi-lmj;,  ih. 
iriin\ui  to  Hufler)  /jo<«/  n/iturr, 
frrlmz,  snmiliilily,  IrndcrnrfS  ; 
pka.iurr,  indulgeiirr,  gratijirn- 
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Exn 

tion,  luxury,  ease,  comfort ;    a 
favour,  kindness. 
Evzadio)  -a,  f.  -//aw,  (fr.  same)  to 
fed  for  others,  be  kindly  disposed  ; 
to  acknowledge,  be  grateful;   to 
enjoy,  indulge,  gratify  one^s  self, 
/    live  luxuriously. 
EvKiiOriina,   -«roj,  to,    (fr.    same) 
high  J'eeling,   sense  of  honour, 
spirit  ;  dignity,  state,  rarik. 
EvTTudns,  -f'oy  -off,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
feeling,    sensible,    tender,    indul- 
gent; exposed,  liable,  subject  to  ; 
congenial,  akin. 
Eviraifia,  -as,  i),  (fr.  tu  well,  and 
jra?;  a  child)  tlit  blessing  of  good 
children,  dutiful  affection. 
Evmits,  -alios,  b,  i;,  (fr.same)  hav- 
ing   children,   blessed    with   qff- 
spring  ;  happy  in  good  children. 
EinraKTus,  Dor.  for  eimtiKros. 
EvT7afiako\ovd>]Tos,  -ov,  b,i),  (fr.  tv 
well,  and  TopuiioAou6('a)  to  attend 
upon,   ih.   aKo'Sovdos  an  attend- 
ant)   consecutive,   following    by 
consequence  ;    intelligible,  plain, 
clear,  perspicuous  ;     intelligent, 
quick,  sensible,  understanding. 
EvirSpaos,  Dor.  and  Poet,  for 
Kvr:dfieios,   -ov,   b,  t),   (fr.  ev  well, 
and  TTtipeta  the  cheek)  well  com- 
plexiontd,  handsome,  beautiful. 
EvTTppvipos,  -OV,  b,  >i,    (fr,   same, 
■napa  uilens.  and  ^ui'wto  weave) 
woven  throughout,  welt  woven ; 
well  dressed,  finely  clothed. 
Evxaripiios,  -a,  -ov,  same  as 
EvTTuTiip,     -epos,     and     EuraVup, 
-opos,  b,  i),   (fr.  £«  well,  and  iru- 
Tiip  a  father)  of  a  noble  father, 
of  high  descent  ;    noble,  illustri- 
ous, of  rank,  patrician, 
EvKardpiov,  Or  rather  'llnaTdpiov, 
(fr.  tjrup  the  liver)  tlie  herb o^i- 
7nony  or  lircrtvort. 
Evzarptftii,  -ov,  b,  (fr."  fi";  well,  and 
irarfip  a  lather)  of  noble  blood,  a 
noileman,  patrician. 
EvzetOiio  -Ci,  (fr.  same,  and  irttdia 
to  persuade)  to  obey,  submit ;  ac- 
quiesce,  agree,     pres.    inf.    act. 
evrreiOiiiv  -iXv. 
EvveiG<)s,  -los  -oiifi  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
easily    pirsuaded,    entreated    or 
prevailed  on  ;    obedient,  submis- 
sive. 
Euirfieois,  (fr.  last )  o/)frficn%. 
Eurr£io-Tos-,  (fr.  f"  well,  and  vttOoi 
to  pcrsuailu)  casi/  to  be  believed, 
rrrdiblr,  probable;  obedient,  com- 
pliant, tractable. 
Eiirf irAof  and  EOfffirXof,  -ov,  h,  '/, 
(fr  same,  and  jr/TrXov  a  (,'own) 
wearing  lung  gowns,  withjinuing 
rolirs,  with  trains  that  sweep  the 
ground. 
EvaiplrrTiiTos,  -ov,  o,  I'j,  (fr.  same, 

and  trffi/oTdTos  li''(!''''i  "'"'■''  '''• 
irrpi  around,  and  'iariiin  to  stand  ) 
easy  lo  be  surrounded,  nrrrsniblc 
on  all  sides  ;  sui rounding,  encir- 
cling, environing  ;  besetting,  iw' 
portunale, 

Evvi'rtia,  -as.  Ion.  EtTJTi/^,  -i;?,/';, 
(fr.  next)  easiness,  cimvinienre  ; 
ptenli/,  uoundnnre. 

Ei'Tr£n).,  -/"«  -uvf,  b,  li,  (fr.  tv  wrll, 


Exn 


Exn 

»ml  it/tttu  tofall)f<i.f.y  ;  realty,  at 
hand,  prompt,  convenient,  ooiiip. 
cvniTiaripoi, 
Kvnirws  and  -r/uj,  (fr.  last)  casi-  'Evnonoi,   -ov,  b,  ,'/,  (IV.  same)  en. 


ixp 


powrT,   capaliility,   opportujuli/  ;j     ttwXoj   a   fonl)    breeding  7iwsw, 


i»comc,     svl>.ituncr,     livdihoud ; 
pknti/,  ahitndimrf. 


ly,  readily,  at  hand,   conip.  turt 
Tfffr/po)?,  niiirf  rendili/. 
Eiiiri?(cro{,  -ou,  6,  i^  (fr.  f?  "clI,  and 
jri>yn'/ii   to  join)   urtl  jointd  or 
framed;  u'tll  I'tdll,  firm,  stron:;. 

tiuwiixvi,  -COS,  *.  >'h  (''■•  '•'''  "'«'•'<  ="'J 
ir>l;^tis-  an  arm)  /iuri/15  beautiful 
or  inn.  ri'Jri/-^c<f  ;;(;£<f>£f>  hands 
joined  to  beautiful  anns. 

EuirXfic/(i)>',  g.  pi.  of 


pabtr,  able,  su//iei(tit  for,  having 
the  mcnns ;  pruvidid,  supplied, 
rcadi/,  prepared,  rosili/  got. 

KvTOTiilii,  -(IS,  I/,  (fr.  (i)  well,  and 
Tiirfioj  fate)  good  fortune;  u 
happy  lot. 

liii-piiy/u  and  Ei'trp«(/a,  -aj,  1^,  (fr. 
((/  well,  and  rpaffaw  to  do);))US- 
perily,  success,  gnnd  fortune  ;  an 
exploit,  enterprise,  fiat. 


'KkkXckih,  -f'of -oiif,  and  Eiir,\c«.ro{,  |Eiiirpf-£(u,  -d?,  1),  (fr.  di  well,  and 
-01',  i,  ^,  (fr.   same,  and  irXfVui'      xpfVw  to  beconie)  beauty, gracr- 


to  plait)  ui(7(  plaited,  twined  or 
tivisled  ;  knit,  lied  or  knotted  to 
gtther  ;  flexible,  pliant,  supple. 
EukX/ui  -w,  f.  -£i)(rii>,  and  EiirrXo/w 


fulness,  conuiiness,  grace  ;  dnss, 

attire ;  ornament,  emhcllishment. 

EuTptTTiij,  -hi  -oSf,  6,  /;,  (fr.  same) 

becoming,   projKr  for  ;    eomehi, 

-&,  f.  -I'taiD,  (fr.  same,  and  -X/w       handsome  ;      gravd,    sjilendid  ; 

or  n-Xo/u)  10  sail)  to  sail  well,  make       specious,  showy,  plnusiiilc. 


a  gooil  voyage,  arrive  safely 
EvttXo/ui  -<i,  same  as  last. 
Ei'rrXoin,-u{,  andlon.  EuirXo/);,  -rj!;, 
I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  prosperous  voy- 
age, safe  sailing  ;  a  calm,  fair 
weatJier. 
EiiTXo/ca/ii{,  -tios,  I'l,  Poet.  EOirXo- 

Ka/tUi  ■ll'l 
EurX(i*-a/iof,  -on,  0,  I/,  and  Poet. 
EuirXoKu/iOf,    (fr.    tv   well,    and 
wXdKa/iis  or  irXdrafioj  a  ringlet, 
th.    77Xf'/c(ii   to   twist)   aj</i   /one 
hair,   having   curled   hair,    vnlh 
handsome  hair  or  beautiful  ring- 
lets, adorned  with  flowing  locks ; 
comely,  fair. 
'EvnXvvhfi  -tof  -ovi,  b, )'),  (fr.  same, 
and  ffXui'ii)  to  wash)  well  washed, 
clean,  neat. 
Evirvoos  -0U5, 60V  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTifd)  to  breathe)  breatldng 
with  ease,  easy  to  breathe,  breath- 
ing ;  blown  upon,  fsivcpt  by  the 
gale,  exposed  to  the  breeze. 
Eurocti,  S'sin.  pres.  ind.  of 
Euro(('<J  -ui,  f.    -»;<Tw,  p.  -rjKa,    (fr. 
tv  well,  and  roi/w  to  do)  to  do 
good  to,  serve,  benefit,  assist  ;  to 
act  well,  do  rightly. 
'E.vTToinroi,   -ov,   b,  t],    (fr.   same) 
served,   benefited,  favoured,  as- 
sisted, relieved ;  well  done,  made 
or  wrought  ;  finished,  complete  ; 
neat,  elegant. 
Euroifa,'  -as,   q,   (fr.  same)  well- 
doing, doing  good ;  beneficence, 
kindness,  charity,  mercy. 
E'lToXcs,  -io{,  Att.  -£u)$,  b,  Eupo- 

lis,  a  man's  name. 
Eu-i}//rr),  -17$,  )';,  EupompC,  a  wo- 
man's name. 
Elirro/iros,  -ov,  0,  ij,  (fr.  tv  well,  and 
Tifivii)  to  send)  escorting  safely, 
favourable,  prnxperous. 
EtiTOp/ii>  -w,  f.   -i/ou,  p.  tviripriKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  s-<ipos  a  passage, th. 
TTtipw  to  pass  Ihroiigli)  to  be  ruell 
provided   or  furnished,    abourul 
with,  be  nhlr.  to  afford,  be  in  easy 
circumstances  ;    have  the  means  ; 
to    be    able,    capable,    have   the 
pmiier  ;    to  'Utain  to,  reach,  find, 
obtain,  impf.  pass.  Att.  rjvropcA- 
/iTjK  -oii/iijv,  -I'ou  -o5,  -Itro  -tiro. 
Etropia,  -ai,  li,  (fr.  same)  means, 


Evirptirioi,  (fr.  last)  properly  ; 
gracefully ;  grandly. 

'EvTrpn^'Vi-'li,  t'hlon.  for  turpn^/n. 

Et-prfffc^KTOS,  -ov,  h,  !],  (fr.  (6  \vi;ll, 
irpos  to,  and  th.  li^oixai  to  take) 
well  received,  acceptable,  agree- 
able. 

Et)jrpd(7£i5pos,  -on,  6,  )';,  (fr.  same, 
and  vpoai^fios  diligent,  th.  eipa  a 
seat)  sealed  at  a  business,  con-\ 
stantly  attending,  diligent,  assi- 
duous. Also  subs,  o  commis- 
sioner, assessor. 

KvTrpoaiiYopia,  -«s, ';,  (fr.same,  and 
TTOoariyopii.0  to  address,  th.  nyopa 
the  public  jilaco)  nfl'ahility, 
courtesy,  politeness,  condescen- 
sion, easiness  of  address. 

Kwpoa/lyopoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
iijj'ahle,  courteous,  comlesctvding. 

Evvpuairof,  -ov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tpoattpi  to  apj-roach,  ih.  lifxt  tu 
go)  accessible,  easily  approached. 

Eu7rp(i(7o^os,  -oil,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same, 
TTpbi  to,  and  th.  bids  a  way)  ac- 
cessible. 

Et7rpii<roi(Tros,  -ov,  6,  //,  (fr.  same, 
arid  (jiipm  to  b<!ar)  easy  to  be 
borne  ;  accessible,  jinssahle. 

KvirpaadofjiKTTOi,  -ov,  0,  >';,  (fr.  same, 


famed  for  horses. 

Eiipai,  -wv,  ui,  (fr.  cnpiis  broad) 
plates  on  ihc  under  side  of  a 
wooden  axlc-trre,  to  prevent  its 
being  worn  by  the  wluil. 

Ef'pcV"/'',  by  Syne,  for  liipi/oif/jjji'. 
1   a.  ind,  mid.  of  tboicKw,  par. 

£lip(l'fl£l'OS. 

Evpii^,  (perhaps  fr.  tvpof  breadth  ; 
or,  by  Apliier.  fiir  rX£upri^,  fr. 
rXfupu  the  side)  oliliqvely,  ononc 
side. 

Ef'pf,  2  a.  impr.  or  3  sin,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  diploKui. 

Kvpiu,  Ion.  for  fiip£ia,  sec  ftipC'f. 

E'vpiOdi,  -£7<Ta,-£i',  par. — Klpidni; 
-li}  -Vf  I'l.  -Ot)l>i^v,  -0>)Tt,-Orjanr, 
ind —  Eiip£0i)i'ai,  inf  —  Ei'ipfOw, 
-^ft  -'h  pl.  '6o>inv,  -OTiTt,  -OwBi, 

sub.  1  a.  pass EvptOiiadpcda, 

1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  —  E!jp£rj',  2 
a.  inf.  act.  —  E!;p£ro,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  mid.  of  £{ipi'<TKw. 

Ev'p£?a,  fcni.  sin.  of  Eupus. 

Eup£o-(s,  -105,  Alt.  -tws,  //,  (fr.  £i- 
pi'ffKu  to  find)  on  invention,  dis- 
covery, 

Evptrhs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  dis- 
coverer, inventor. 
Ehpcrl;,  -i'(5os, »%  (fr.  same)  samcm 
the  ieminine. 


Eiipf'rpia,  -as,  j^,  (fr.  same)  same 

as  ilptTl;. 
Ei'ip/ui,  obs,  EvpicKU)  borrows  its 
tenses. 

Evptikn,  1  pi.  -Kaixiv,  ind.  — Elpri' 
Ktntit,  inf.  per.  act.  —  Evpt'/aw, 
-cii,  -£i,  pi. -cofifr,  -o-£r£,  -oouo-i, 
1  f  ind.  act.  —  Ei'p»;ca),  -ffpsj 
-017,  1  a.  sub.  act.  —  Eiipj;r£,  2 
pi.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  £iipi'ff;'iij'. 

Evprifn,  -aros,  rd,  (fr.  same)  an 
invention,  discovery  ;  o  desire, 
object,  aim  ;  a  thing  found,  prey, 
booty. 

EvpT/v,  Dor.  for  EtpeTv,  2  a.  inf.  act. 
of  same. 

E{ipi;ff£is,  2  sin.  —  Etip^o-Ert,  2  pi. 
1  f.  ind.  act.  of  £i)p/oKW. 

E!jp);o-ifTr»7s,  -fos,  b,  fj,  (Poet,  for 
£iipfo-(£7ri)s,  fr.  same,  and  tVos  a 
word,  th.  £77(0  to  speak)  an  in- 
ventor  or  coiner  oj  words,  who 
uses  noji  phrases  ;  fluent, 

Ei'ipi^os,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  IV  well,  and 
Jiii^a  a  root)  well  or  deep-rooted ; 
firm,  fixed,  established. 

Evpiv,  -ri'os,  0,  >h  (fr.  same,  and 
jt'iv  the  nose)  sagacious,  sage, 
shrewd,  subtile,  (tcute,  ingeni. 
nus. 

Ei'piTTOs,  -ov,  b,  the  strait  between 
Eiiboea  and  Bceotia  ;  any  strait, 
gulf,  bay  or  inlet. 

EiipiTTOf,  -01',  !>,  >';,  (ihfi  last  used 
provtrbially)  iyiconstant,  fickle, 
changeable. 

KvplaKCt,  3  sin.  in<l.  act.  —  E'vpia- 
Kt.TO,  3  sin.  —  Eff  (OTfti/'tOrt,  1  pi. 
impf.  pass.  —  EBpio'foi',  inipf. 
act.  —  E'vpi(rK6vTti,  n.  pi.  par. 
pres.  act.  of 

EvpidKM,  f.  thpnnio,  p.   cvpvKn,   to 

get,  discover,  obtain  ;  to  perceive, 

learn  ;    to  find,  meet  with,  light 

EiriuXos,  •ov,'b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and|     upon  ;  to  firuL  out,  invent,  know 

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and  TTOucopiii^oiiat  lo  arrive  in 
port,  th.  bpuoi  a  harbour)  easy 
or  safe  lo  oe  apjrroached,  open, 


secure, 

Evn-piio^opos,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  same, 
and  7rpo(T0»'ou)  to  utter,  th.  (jjtpu 
to  bring)  eloquent,  expressive. 

EvrpoajiTtita  -ui,  f.  -('/ow,  (fr.  same, 
arid  r:p6awr:of  the  face,  th.  orro- 
^01  to  see)  to  look  well,  appear 
handsome ;  make  u  fair  shi/w  or 
appearance.  1  a.  inf.  act.  tv:rpoa- 
wTtfiaat. 

EvnpdfTomos,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same) 
v;ell  to  look  at,  <:])pearing  well, 
showy,  plausible ;  fair,  hand- 
some, comely.  ' 

Eij-pi'/jvos,  -oil,  b,  1'/,  (fr.  £ij  well, 
and  rrpiifivn  the  po<)|))  with  afine 
poop,  v.ith  the  ijuarter  or  stern 
ornamented. 

EiiTTiJpyos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTi'tpyos  a  tower)  well-towered, 
fair-turreted,  fortified. 


ETP 

how,  be  able ;  to  save,  preserve. 
KlfiaKonat,  to  be  found  to  be, 
turn  out,  become.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
iSmoa.  2  a.  act.  ind.  cvpov 
impr.  dpi'  opt.  cvpotixf  sub. 
cflpw  inf.  evpciv  par.  cvpiiv.  per. 
ind.  pass.  tCprj/im.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  tvpi6)]v.  1  f.  ind.  pass,  tv- 
pcBfjBOfiai.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  thoTjad- 
HTjv,  and  by  Sync,  tbpdiirjv. 

Kvpoia,  -ai, »;,  (fr,  tC  well,  and  p/oi 
to  flow)  fluidity,  an  easy  cur- 
rent, gentle  flow  ;  prosperity, 
happiness ;  affluence,  weaUk, 
abundance. 

Etpoi'/iiji',  -oio,  -9IT0,  mid.  Eupoi- 
/!(,  -ois, -o(,  act.  2  a.  opt.  — Eu- 
po7<7a,  Dor.  for  tvpovaa,  km.  par. 
2  a.  act.  oftipiaKui. 

EvookXi'Jwv,  -ui'Os,  6,  (fr.  evjji's 
broad,  ortFpof  an  easterly  wind, 
and  K).iiiiiv  a  billow,  th.  kXv^w 
to  wash)  EuToclydon,  an  eastern 
tempest,  stormy  wind,  well 
known  in  the  eastern  part  of  the 
Mediterranean. 

Ei-'/JWicf,  Dor.  for  evpojitv,  1  pi.  of 
Eupor,  -£{,  -c,  ind.  Ei'poitv,  3  pi. 
opt.  Et'ptiiv,  -ovaa,  -uv,  par.  2  a. 
act.  of  fiioi'crcu. 

Et'poj,  -ou,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  twj  the 
cast,  and  j,iu)  to  tlow)  t/ie  east 
wind,  uny  easterly  wind. 

ETyos,  -£o{ -oi'<,  Tii,  (fr.  aipi'{  broad) 
Irrudili,  latitude,  extent,  width, 
largeness. 

J^vooaav,  LXX.  for  cvpov,  3  pi.  2  a. 
uid.  act.  of  tbploKto. 

Kvoovaa,  see  in  cvpofics- 

K6pl>uos  for  tdplitos,  g.  Bin.  of  tlip- 

Ei"p('t(rao,  iEol.  for   cvpj)drov,  g. 

ol 
Kipijcirrii,  -ou,  6,  //,  (fr.  tC  well,  and 

piu)  to  flow)  fair- flowing,  softly 

flinuins;,  gli/ling  ;  frrtilizing. 
Kfwi"">(  -ous,  and  EOpj'uf,  -tta,  -u, 

same  as  last. 
E«pti'iy««>(,     -a,    -oy,     (fr.     tupiij 

broad,  and  ayvta  a  street)  with 

hrnad  Ktrerli,  sparious, 
EipwnXi;,  -rif,  1),  Euryali,  one  of 

the  Gorifoni,  a  woman's  name. 
Kvpvd^iu(,    -Clio?,    i,    I/,     (fr.    tupi'j 

l)r<iad,  and  nXu;  a  floor)  broarl, 

uiilf,  spacious,  crtensii't. 
El  oi.'if«T>({,  -ou,   i,    Kuryhates,  a 

iiiuri'"!  name. 
El  puji/i;;.  Ion.  for  Kvpuftinf,  -ov,  u, 

(fr.  tuflijt  broad,  and  /ii'u   forci.-) 

,1  iilrty  Teignini(yfar-ruling,  poii:- 

y.i  !•<  I  lifinf,  -ov,  b,  Euryilitmtu,  a 
rnnn'fi  namo. 

F.'' '■<■!! II oi,  -ov,  A,  //,  (fr.  f"  well,  and 
,  '  '/.•It  rhyme)  in  numbrrs,  ryth- 
mic 'tl,  p'ltltc'd  ;  hnrmtmiriil,  hur- 
vwnimts,  tuneful,  musical  {  rt- 
giihir,  urll-prnporttimrd , 

Ei'di '(/I'lif,  (fr.  Indl)  lutrmoninusly, 
piiilirrtUy  ;   neatly,  rrciilarly. 

EupvKpi/iiif,  -otiTO(,  0,  1),  (fr.  ciipi'C 
•vide,  and  rpttmy  n  kmp,  ih. 
Kpalvtii  to  rule)  un'hly  ruling, 
powerful,  polmt,  mighty, 

KvpvSiliuov,  -otrOf,  h,  fi,  (fr.  name, 
and  Xtt/iuv  a  meadow)  mradwy, 


ETP 

spread  out  in  plains  or  dawns ; 
extensive,  wide,  spacious. 

Eupii/ifTwTOf,  -ov,  h,  li,  (fr.  same, 
and  liirwirov  the  forehead)  wide- 
fronted,  broad  broxred. 

Ei'pCia,  -as,  -t,  in  3  pi.  Ei'pi'iav, 
1  3.  ind.  act.  —  Evptvoiri,  Dor. 
for  Ei'puvoi'ffi,  3  pi.  pros.  ind. 
act.  of  tupii'd). 

Evpvvditrj,  -tji,  i),  Eurynomc,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

Eupiiioo,  f.  -itvSi,  (fr.  et'pi's broad)  to 
widen,  extend,  dilate,  expand, 
stretch  out. 

EvpvoSiltii,  g.  fem.  Ion.  of 

lE,vpv6Scioi,  -a,  -ov'  and  -ov,  b,  /;, 
(fr.  evpii;  broad,  and  Uo;  a  road) 
with  wide  streets  or  broad  roads, 
roomy,  spacious. 

Ei'pi'o-u,  a.  sin.  of  cvpvoi^.  Or, 
V.  sin.  of 

Kvpi'v-tji,  -ov,  b,  >'],  (fr.  tvpi's  wide, 
and  iijl'  voice)  far-sounding, 
loud,  heard  afar.  Or,  (fr.  wip 
the  eye,  ih.  dTrro^ai  to  see)  all- 
seeing. 

EvpuTuXof,  -ov,  b,  Eurypylus,  a 
man's  name. 

E.vpii,-ua,  -i),  wide,  broad  ;  ample, 
spacious,  extensive,  comp.  cvpi'- 
rtpof,    Rup.    -raroi,    and  cvoiuiv, 

-tCTOi. 

E,vpvaOcv))i,  -loi-ovi,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  last, 
and  adcvb;  strength)  widely  rul- 
ing, of  extensive  sivay,  potent, 
mighty. 

lEvpvadcvi,  -io(,  Alt.   -1(1)1,-,  b,  Eu- 
rystheus,  a  man's  name.    a.  Ed 
pvailia.  Poet.  -Oija. 

Evpiarcpvoi,  -uv,  b,  >),  (fr.  cvpiit; 
wide,  and  aripvov  the  breast) 
Irroad-breasled,  wide-bosomed. 

Ei'puTifwi',  -iiivaf,  6,  Eurytion,  a 
man's  name. 

^iovroi,  -on,  i,  »/,  (fr.  cu  well,  and 
^/u>  to  f\o\\)fatr-f lowing, 

Kvijv)^aiTTi(,  -uv.  Dor.  -^niras,  -a, 
b,  (fr.  cvpitf  broad,  and  'Xalrr) 
hair)  with  flowing,  or  iAicA-  or 
bushy  hair. 

Kvpv^opoi,  -01),  i,  )';,  (fr.  same,  and 
;^oo«s-  a  choir)  where  there  are 
large  assemblies  or  nuimrous 
meetings,  populous ;  roomy,  spa- 
cious, g.  Ion.  tupii;^ijpoio. 

Eipii;^i»ipo(,  -ov,b,!i,  (fr.  same,  and 
;^uipo{  place)  broad,  wide,  roomy, 
ample,  spacious,  fxtensii:e, 

Kvnl'iiiij/,  -(iiroc,  and  -ottoj,  b,  q, 
(fr.  same,  and  o)>|  the  eye)  large 
eyed  ;  senng  far,  far-sighted, 
i/uirk-righted  ;  seen  from  afar, 
piispinunts,  ilisttncl. 

Eiipbi,  in  1  pi.  Ei"'pii)/iti',  Hiib.  — 
Ef'piii,  par.  2  a.  oct.  of  if.p/o*!,,. 

Rup<ii'r;(,  -io{,  Att.  -riuc,  b,  I),  (St. 
ivpinnw\.M\w*fi\mouldy, musty, 
rusty  ;  moublmng,  rotlm,  pu- 
trid f  squalid,  dirty,  nanty. 

Ei'owfit,  -Kxaii,  -/!■,  Hiime  nx  latil ; 
ulno  dark,  gbmniy,  shatly,  nb- 
snirr.  And  (pi'rhajii*  fr.  tvpvs 
wide)  ample  broan,  spacious, 
rnorny,  rilinsiie, 

Ei>p'.)7r(r<,  -hi,  and  Ri'pb>TaTo(,-rv, 
It,  //,  (fr.  next)  Eurnprnn,  of  Eu- 
rope. 

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ET2 

Ewpwjn?,  'ns,  n,  Europu,a.  wom-dti's 
name  ;  also  Europe,  so  called 
from  her. 

Ei'puis,  -uirof,  J,  mould,  7iiouldincss, 
mustiness  ;  riisl,  canker  ;  rot- 
tenness, piitrulily  ;  flllhiness, 
dirt,  nastiness,  fllth  ;  a  muth  or 
canker  worm. 

Ei'puiirros,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  cv  well, 
and  [iu)ri'v[it  to  be  strong)  stout, 
strong,  able,  robust  ;  hale, 
healthy. 

EupuoTws,  (fr.  last)  stoutly,  ably, 
robustly. 

Eiipuraf,  -ov,  b,  Eurotos,  the  name 
of  a  river. 

EupojTin'w  -w,  f.  -dab),  (fr.  tvpug 
mouldiness)  to  be  mouldy,  co- 
vered with  mouldiness  or  musti- 
ness ;  to  rust,  canker,  decay, 
soil,  fade,  rot,  be  rotten  or 
putrid. 

EOf,  ecoi  and  Hfij,  vios,  b,  fi,  good, 
virtuous  ;  brave,  courageous,  va- 
li(itii  ;  fair,  handsome,  beautful, 
fine. 

Eutra,  -nf,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  tvia 
or  £11(1). 

Kvca,  Dor.  or  ^ol.  for  tovca  or 
ovnn,  fem.  of  u>v,  par.  pros,  ot 
£1^1,  to  be. 

Evafjici,  2  sin.  pres.  impr.  cont. 
—  Evctlietre,  2  pi.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  or  impr.  —  'Rvacl^uv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  cont.  of  [vaifiiu). 

Evcipcia,  -a$,  >';,  (fr.  cv  much,  and 
(Ti'/id)  to  revere)  piety,  devotion, 
godliness,  religion  ;  natural  af- 
fection, love,  duty. 

Ei'trf/?*s,  -/of,  TO,  (the  ncut.  of  £ii- 
acfiiii  pious)  same  as  last. 

Kvaifii'ia  -C),  i.  ->';aii),  p.  cvaip>]Ka, 
(fr.  Eli  much,  and  ci'jiu)  to  revere) 
to  be  pious,  exercise  piety,  prac- 
tise religion,  worship,  adore,  re- 
vere ;  to  make  pious,  educate  re- 
ligiously, teach,  instruct  in  reli- 
gion, 1  a.  ind.  act.  cvaclhiaa. 

Evarlh'ii,  -{us  -0(ij,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same) 
pious,  devout,  reliuious,  godly ; 
qfficlionale,  dutiful,  a.  evmi'iij, 
pi.  fvoeftus,  cont. 

EvaifiCii  and  •(iiuti,  (fr.  last)  pi- 
ously,  religiously,  devoutly. 

Ei'trfX^oj,  -ov,  b,'i,  Poet.  El)(T(A/<of 
and  El)<rofA/io{,  (fr.  £D  well,  and 
alXfia  a  transom,  Ih.  ircMf  iho 
spare  liclwecn  decks)  with  many 
benches,  of  many  ours,  rowing  or 
sailing  fast,  swifl  ;  well  decked, 
larg  c. 

Kvariiioi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same,  and 
aTifia  a  sign)  well  marked,  dis- 
tinct ;  rrmark(dilr,  signiflrnni, 
intelligible ;  easily  understood, 

KvoOlvtta,  -as,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
aOfvof  Rtrenglli)  soundness, 
health  ;  strength,  validity, 

KvaOcvf bi  -bi,f.  -I'lOiO,  p.  ivaOlt'tjKa, 
(fr.  Name)  to  be  strong  or 
able. 

Kv(iOLvi)^,-/of -oii(,b,l],  (fr.  same) 

strong,  robust,  able,  rupablr. 
F.fiaKapOiioi,  -uv,  ft,  »;,  (fr.  tii  milcli, 
and  (r)«ipf)(i/)t  »  liound,  th.  oKalpui 
111  skip)  boundine,  skimiing  ;  ac- 
tive, iptirk,  nimble. 


EX2 


ETT 


EXT 


ECffiiiXi  -01',  J,  i';,  f  fr.  fr  imicli,  and 
(r*i'u  shade)  sha'li/,  dusky,  ilark  ; 
ottrshailowing,    itarktning ;     in 
the  sIukU,  shaded. 
Ellcricuirov-,  -on,  i,  >/,  1>_V   DirJ.    for 
cvoKonoi,  (fr.  siime,  iiiul  n/foTriv 
an  aim,   th.    cKinTOfim   to  con- 
sider) well  aimc'l,  sure,  that  at- 
tains its  oltject  ;    pertinent,   apt, 
Jit,  opportune  ;    provident,  saga^ 
cious,    furesecingf     eircumspect, 
catili'ms. 
Ei'O-Koj,  -oV,  0,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
cooi    safe)    quite    safe,    sound, 
whole. 

Evc-r\:iY^ioi,  (fr.  same,  and 
a-\dy)^ioi'  the  bowels)  having 
bowels  of  merry,  compasiionnte, 
merciful,  pitiful,  tender-hearted  ; 
spirited,  animated,  brave. 

Kiaac^iioi,  sec  ci'iac\fios. 

EvtrrdOciay  -ni,  'i,  (fr.  cTi  well,  and 
laTij/ii  to  stand)  stability,  steadi- 
ness, Jirmness  ;  a  prop,  sup- 
port. 

'E.varuOtui  -(3,  f.  -i)a(ii,  (fr.  same) 
to  consist,  he_/irm,  continue,  last; 
to  viake  .firm,  estahlish,  settle, 
JU. 

Ei'trr.xfl))?,  -ioi-ovi,  b,i'i,  (fr.  same) 
.firm,  steadfast,  steady  ;  ^fixed,  ex- 
tahlished,  sure  ;    of  giiod  weif^hl. 

KvoTiiOwi,  Cr.  last)  durfj>li/,jirm- 
/■/.  ■perlinariouslfj,  ohstinalely 

Ei'OTi/A));,  -juf  -uiii,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  CO 
well,  and  ariXXw  to  equip)  light, 
unincumbered  ;  welt-dressed,  de- 
cent, neat. 

EucrijAuif,  (fr.  lasl)  liglilli/,  quick- 
ly, free  from  incumhraiice. 

Evariij/livoi,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  lu  well, 
and  (7r/</mi/of  a  crown,  th.  ari'ipii) 
to  crown)  well  crowned,  highly 
ornamented, finished  ;  weltfurti- 
Jied. 

EOoTonoi,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
(TTuiiii  ;lic  nunilli)  with  a  fair 
or  handsome  mouth ;  fluent, 
eloifuent,  fair-spoken  ;  respect- 
ful. 

EvdTii^iij)  -(o,  f.  -j/CTO),  (l"r.  same, 
and  aTo-)(jicnjiai  lo  aim)  to  aim 
well ;  to  conjecture  or  gue.is 
shrewdly. 

E.uffrn^ia,  -a(,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  clever- 
ness or  ittrterity  at  shooting,  a 
good  aim  ;  shrewdness  in  con- 
jecture, ingenuity  in  guessing. 

Ei;ffTo;^<j$,  -oil,  b,  II,  (fr.  same)  cle- 
ver at  the  dart,  derterous  in  shoot- 
ing, a  good  shot ;  shrewd,  inge- 
nious, inventive. 

Ei)0T(>;^w5,  (fr.  lasl)  with  a  gootl 
aim  ;  cautiously,  dexterously^  in- 
geniously, 

'EvaTpc'Pii!,  and  Poet.  Eiiirrnc^jij, 
-/u{  -«(">{,  b,  II,  (fr.  IV  well,  and 
arpiijibi  lo  turn)  well  turned, 
twisted,  twined  or  irreathed  ;  pli- 
ant, heiuling,  winding. 

Ei/ffrpi/i/ii'a,  -«?,/(,  (fr.  same)  flexi- 
bility, pliancy  ;  activity,  agility. 

Evirrpoifii/i,  -ov,  i,  /;,  (fr.  same)  ea- 
sdy  moved  or  turned ;  su:ift. 

'E.javitj'i'SriTOi,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  to  well, 
and  <7i;;i/3u'X>u>  lo  conjecture,  th. 
fiaW'ji  to   throw)    obvious,   that 


may  be  conjectured  or  supposed, 
discoveralilc  by  guess. 

EuffUKiXXd'ATuf,  (fr.  same,  and 
avvaWiirno  to  bargain,  th.  nX- 
\<iaaiii  to  exchange)  of  a  peace- 
able disposition,  peaceably,  conci- 
liatory. 

Eiiffi/)B()os,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
atjivfyiiv  the  ankle)  with  a  hand- 
some leg  or  ankle,  ivctt  limbed, 
well  shaped. 

Kua<livp<i},  Dor.  for  tvo^ufiov,  g.  of 
last. 

Kva^ijfidviDf,  (fr.  tii(r;:ci;/<(i)i/ becom- 
ing) comely,  gracefully,  decent- 
ly, excellently,  hunourubly. 

Kna^nfoavvi],  -);{,  i'/,  (fr.  next) 
comeliness,  propriety,  decorum  ; 
grace,  elegance. 

'Eva^i'ijiuv,  -opos,  b,  i;,  (fr.  cv  well, 
and  (T;^r//ia  behaviour)  elegant  ; 
comely,  becoming,  decorous  ;  re- 
spectable, reputable,  decent ;  ho- 
nourable, excellent,  pi.  g.  tva^ii- 
liupwv,  a.  tvax^ijixovas,  neut.  eva- 

X'lh"'"'- 

Etfowrpoj  or  Eiiffwrpof,  -ov,  b,  i), 
(fr.  tii  well,  and  owrpov  the  fel- 
loe of  a  wheel)  I'lV/i  strong  fel- 
loes, viell  made,  strong. 

Efir'  for  cvTC. 

KvTdKTiw  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  Tacam 
to  arrange)  to  keqi  order,  be  or- 
derly, practise  regularity,  sup- 
port discipline. 

EuTHKTof,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  same)  or- 
derly, regular,  methodical. 

EvTitKTiai,  (fr.  last)  in  order,  me- 
thodically, reeuhirly. 

Eurii^i'u,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  tv  well,  and 
Tiiaau)  to  arrange)  order,  regu- 
larity, method  ;  rule,  discipline  ; 
moilcration,  temperance. 

Eiirt,  Ion.  and  Poet,  iivtc,  when  ; 
since.,  seeing  that,  whereas;  as, 
just  as,  as  ever ;  so,  even  so, 

EvTii^ca  -r),  a.  sin.  of  tvTel^rii, 

EvTei;(eo(,  -mi,  and  EvTcix'lS,  -cof 
-ovi,  0,  II,  (fr.  cu  well,  and  tcI^o; 
a  wall)  high  walled,  well  forti- 
fied, secure. 

EvTiKvia,  -rtf,  ;;,  (fr.  same,  and 
TiKvov  a  child,  th.  rurw  to  breed) 
the  blessing  of  children,  happi- 
ness of  offspring, 

EiiTCKvoi,  -ov,  h, !],  (fr.  same)  hap- 
py in  a  family,  blessed  viith  tiff- 
spring  ;  proliflc,  fruitful. 

EvTr.\iaraTa,  sup.  neut.  pi.  of 

EurfXijf,  -ioi  -«Ff,  b,  i),  (fr.  cTi  well, 
and TiXoi incomc)frugal,  tlirifly, 
economical  ;  cheap,  vile,  little 
v;orth;  slender, contemptible, mean. 

EurtXais,  (fr.  last)  slenderly,  slight- 
ly, insigniflcnnlly. 

EvTip-rri],  -;;j,  /;,  Euterpe,  one  of 
the  muses. 

Eurf()-/)s,  -/«;  -oiij,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  cv  well, 
and  r/oTw  to  delight)  dtlightful, 
pleasant,  agreeable,  charming. 

EiirtjKrof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  cv  well, 
and  Ti'iKoi  to  melt)  soluble,  easily 
■melted. 

EuTiiriTos,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tifii/u)  to  cut)  well  cut  or  cut 
out ;  prepared,  provided, 

EvTOKia,  -f/{,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and  t6koi; 
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produce,  th.  tIktio  lo  breed)  an 
easy  birth  ;  fruitfulness. 

KvToKOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  tti7/i 
a  fair  offspring  orflne  children. 

KvToXfilu,  -<if,  i),  (fr.  cii  well,  and 
Tii'Sftdu)  lo  dare,  th.  roA^u  bold- 
ness) boldness,  courage,  intrepi- 
dity, resolution, 

KvToXuoi,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  same) 
bold,  resolute,  intrepid, 

Evrovtuy  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  irUense- 
ness,  perseverance  ;  flrmness,  re- 
solution. 

EvToi'Of,  -ov,b,  I'l,  (fr.  cv  well,  and 
Tdvos  stretching,  th.  rcivia  to 
strain)  well  stretched,  wcU 
braced  ;  strong,  flrm,  resolute, 
persevering,  intense. 

EvriviDs,  (fr.  last)  intensely,  vehe- 
mently ;  strenuously  ;  firmly,  re- 
solutely. 

Euro(i«,  -as,  li,  (fr.  tv  well,  and 
tC^ov  a  bow)  archery,  skill  at 
the  bow. 

EvTpa-:Tc\cvofiai,  (fr.  turpuVtXof 
humorous,  which  see)  to  joke, 
jest,  indulge  in  wit  or  humour ; 
to  make  fan,  talk  loosely. 

EurpairtXi'ti,  -as,  i),  (fr.  next)  wit, 
humour,  pleasantry,  faccttous- 
ness ;  merriment  ;  buffoonery, 
scurrility,  satirical  or  obscene 
jesting. 

EvTf)uTTc\os,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  tS  well, 
and  TpfTTOfiai  to  accommodate 
one's  self)  witty, facetious,  agree- 
able, pleasant  ;  humorous,  mer- 
ry, droll  ;  scurrilous,  satirical, 
obscene.  Subs,  a  buffoon,  para- 
site,flatterer, 

EvTpcTTiis,-ios  -ovs,  b,  II,  (fr.  CO  well, 
and  TfifTTu  to  turn)  reu'ly,  pre- 
pared, in  order  ;  flt,  adapted  ; 
compliant,  obsequious ;  easy, 
mild,  temperate,  impartial,  just, 
patient, 

EurptTTi'^ai,  (fr.  last)  to  prepare, 
make  ready  ;  to  conciliate,  at- 
tach, 

EvTpijTOS,  and  Poet.  EiSrpijrof, -ou, 
b,  I'l,  (fr.  cii  well,  and  rirpdia  to 
bore)  tvell  bored,  pierced  with 
many  holes,  wrought  in  open 
work  or  fretwork  ;  open,  gaping, 
wide,  expanded, 

EvToiaivnv,  a.  Dor.  of 

Evrptaivtis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  cv  well,  and 
Tftiaii'a  a  trident)  /aniprZ  /or  Me 
trident,  ruling  with  the  trident. 

Eurpri^^-uXof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  rpf'^w  to  run)  round,  circu- 
lar ;  smooth,  level,  plain ;  well 
ran,  trodden  or  tramped  upon  ; 
rolling,  fluttering,  active. 

Ei'Tpn^os,  and  Poet.  EirpoxoSf-ov, 
b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  running  smooth- 
ly, moving  freely,  gliding,  roll- 
ing ;  activi,  nimble,  agile. 

KuTvKos,  -OV,  b,  i'l,  for 

EvTvKTos,  -OV,  b,  1),  (fr.  same,  and 
Tcvyo)  to  form)  well  formed, 
flnishtd,  complete,  perfect. 

EvTv^iia  -d,  f.  -i/CTOJ,  p.  cvTi^nxa, 
(fr.  same,  and  rvxt  chance)  to 
be  happy,  successful,  prosper,  he 
in  easy  circumstances  ;  to  succeed, 
turn  out  well. 


EX*- 

EvruYtwf ,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  evrv- 

EvriJ;(i7pn,  -arof,  to,  (fr.   cu  well, 
and    TVYV   fortune)    happiness; 
success,  prosperity  ;  a  happy  tot, 
good  fortune. 
'EvTv^ns,  -ioi  -oDy,  i,  i;,  (fr.  same) 
fortunate.,  lucky,  prosperous,  sue- 
cessfut ;  happy. 
Et'TT);^i;<raif,  2  sin.   1  a.   opt.   act. 
used  -'Eol.  for  tlvn'^i'iaai,  par. 
1  a.  act.  of  fin'j^f'u. 
JLvrv)^ia,  -(Jf»  >;,  (fr.  cv  well,  and 
Tvyri  fortune)  good  fortune,  hap- 
piness, prosperity,  success. 
'Eirv^os,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same) _/brtu- 
naie.    £utychus,  a  man's  name. 
Kv-ni^Qi,    (fr.    cvrvxns  fortunate) 
happily,  fortunately,  prosperous- 
ly, successfully. 
Viivfpos,  -«t',  l>,  I'l,  (fr.  cu  well,  and 
iiiap  water)  watery,  moist,  wet ; 
marshy. 
Ei'^d/ii'u,  -uf,  f/,  Ei'^a//(i)f,  Dor.  for 

cv^jl/iia  and  tvtt>fiiiii>(. 
Ei'iJaptVpaf,  -ov,  and  Dor.  -a,  h, 
(fr.  tu  well,  and  daphoa  a  qui- 
ver) quivered,  equipped  with  u 
quiver,  the  archer,  bowman  ;  an 
epithet  of  Apollo. 
Ei'^ij/i^u  -(3,  f.  -^ffui,  (fr.  same,  and 
(jx'ilit)  report,  th.  0a'<ii  to  speak) 
to  abstain  from  unlucky  words, 
use  fair  words  ;  to  report  well, 
speak  u<.7  of,  recommend  ;  to  ce- 
lebrate, praise,  commend  ;  to  con- 
gratulate, rejoice  with,  wish  joy  ; 
pray  blessings  on  ;  shoui  favour 
or  honour,  either  by  suitable 
language,  or  by  respectful  si- 
lence. 1  a.  act.  ind.  iv<pi'iitriaa,  in 
3  pi.  cv(p^iiJjaav  inf.  tv(pr)iiijaat. 
Evcprtfta,  -ai,  n,  (fr.  same)  care  to 
avoid  ominous  or  unlucky  expres- 
sions, retptctful  silence  ;  nood  re- 
port, fame,  credit,   renown,  celt- 


ETX 

Eii^(5p»;roj,  -ov,  h,  i%  (fr.  X'osi)  port- 
able, that  may  be  carried;  sup- 
portable, to  be  endured. 
Kv(j>opoi,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.  cv  well,  and 
(pipis>  to   bear)  firtile,  fruitful, 
productive;    easily  borne  or  en- 
dured, tolerable  ;  a grceablc, pleas- 
ing ;  easy  of  carriage,  ligtU. 
Evippaniadai,in{. — E.v(poaiv6iicioi, 
-17,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass.  —  Eu- 
ippaifoiTo,  3  pi.    itnpf    pass.  — 
Ef^pai'ioii,  -vcaQc,  2  sin.  and  pi. 
impr.   pass.  —  Eu^pai'iwv,   par. 
pres.  act.  of 
Evifipaiioi,    f.    -af(i>,   p.   cvippayKa, 
(fr.  IV  well,  and  ipniiv  the  mmd) 
to  cheer,   enliven,  exhilarate ;    to 
delight,  amuse,  divert,  entertain. 
Kv^paivofiai,  to  be  delighted,  re- 
joice ;  to  enjoy,  indulge  07ie^s  self. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  cvcppdva,  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  cvippavovfAat,  -Tj,  -cJrai. 
Ev<ppuviai,lon.  lor  cu^pari/,  2  sin. 

1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  last. 
E.v<ipai'iciv,  Ion.  for  cvippavch;  1  f. 

inil  act.  of  same. 
Ev<ppdiO'ii;   -1i,    -n,   ^n<l  -A-tt.    );ii- 
(ppdvOrjv,     ind.   —    EvcppdvOiiTt, 
-6>fre,  2  sin.  and  pi.  impr.  —  Eu 
(fipavOciriv,  3  pi.  -dcinaav,  opt.  — 
Eu^paiflw,  -OHiicv,  1  sin.  and  pi. 
sub.  —  EvippavOnvai,    inf    1   a. 
pass.  —  Ev^payOr,oofiai,  1  f.  ind. 
pass,  of  cvippatvo), 
Ev(tipjjvw,  -jii,  -ji,  1  a.  sub.  act.  ol 

same. 
Evippova,  a.  sin.  of  ei<ppii>v. 
Evippoi'iio  -u,  f.  -t'lcti),  p.  -r/Ka,  (fr. 
next)  to  be  wise,  have  sense,  be 
intelligent,    act    prudently  ;     to 
know,  understand,  perceive,  dis- 
cern ;  to  be  kind,  serve,  oblige. 
EvippCtrt,  -r)ii  ';.  (fr.  cv  well,  and 
(jtpoviui   to  think,   th.    ipptiv    the 
mind)  night,  evening,  or  rather 
an  epithet  of  them;  the  season  of 


Ijration,   praise,    commendation  ; ;     contemplation 

applause,  acrlamation,  shouts  ;  alEvippoaHt'Ti,  and  Dor.  -a'liva,  -»){,  1'/, 


good  omen,  favo^iniljte  presnee, 

T.vipiiijl^u),    (fr.  same)  to  had,  re- 

ceiii  with  acclamation.    See  also 

'.Vl^llliul. 

Kvipijiiiof  and  Eitpn/iof,  -ov,  h,  i), 
(fr.  same)  fair-spoken,  respect- 
ful; of  gooil  report,  reputrMe, 
praised,  celehrateil,  citmmcnded ; 
praising,  rongratuUtting  ;  fa- 
vourable, ausjiiriims. 

Ei<>»j^ooCn7,  also  Dor.  and  Poet. 
•afva,  -tif,  li,  (fr.  same)  good 
counsel,  advice,  warning  ;  in- 
struction, rjmimand,  orders  ;  on 
injunrlinn. 

Efi^/J^wc,  (fr.  tii(,r;uo(  repnf.iblr) 
with  good  report,  hinilly ,  favour- 
'i.'./i/  ;  resprrtfully, 

Kt!0ayYOi,  -ov,  h,  I,,  (fr.  eu  well, 
ond  ^06Yyo(  a  iK)und,  ih.  if,Oty- 
yofiai  to  ullrr)  simruling  truly, 
eniitling  a  right  lone,  vocnl,  hiii- 
monious. 

Kvifiopiia  -H,  r.  -I'aiit,  p.   ivip6pijKn, 


(fr.  same)  mirth,  gaycty,  chec 
fulness,  joy,  gladness.    Euphro- 
syn^',  one  of  the  Graces. 

Ei^pii>v,-ovoi,  b,!),  (fr.  same)  sat- 
sihle,  wise,  prudent ;  inleltiaent, 
Imounng  ;  cheering,  exhilarating, 
enlivening;  cheerful,  guy,  mer- 
ry, lively ;  joyful,  glad. 

EutfiCiif,  -/o{  -oi«i  b,  fi,  (fr.  tv  well, 
and  ipvu  to  prow)  well  firmed ; 
strong,  vigorous,  able,  robust ; 
active  ;  dexterous,  ingenious  ; 
writ  disposed,  of  good  disposition, 
ingenuous ;  Jit,  suitable,  a.  sin. 
tvfii'fn  -}j.  du.  fi'i/m/t. 

Ei'01  i'l,  -uf,  'h  (ff-  snnie)  a  good 
disposition,  ilocilily,  ingaiuous- 
nrss;  giod  abilities,  capacity; 
r.onvmience,  fitness. 

Eu^BiSs,  (fr.  ti'i/.i'i)f  in(;rniou.<()  iH- 
grniously,  rlrmrty ;  fitly,  suita- 
bly, properly. 

Ei'^wi/ni-A<,  '/.  (fr-  nPXt)  stPtetnrss 
of  voice  ;  agrrralilriirss  nf  sound, 


(fr.   tiiponni;   firlilr)    to   i^iiunAA     harmony,  lone,  c.idrnrr, euphony 
produce  plentifulti/,   bear   n//i/n-|E<i(/>ui'Oj,  -ou,  b,  li,  (fr.  li)  well,  and 


dantly,  lie  fruitful  or  productive. 
I  a.  ind.  act.  tvil>6pian,  -0%,  -t 
or  -n . 


Auvil    Voicp)    in    tune,    tuneful, 
harmonious  ;  clear,  distinct. 
Evyitriti,  -ov,  i,  /;,  (fr.  (.V  well,  and 
(263) 


ETX 

Xairn  the  mane)  with  aflctwing 

mane;  with  fine  hair. 
Evxapicrt't,  -rili,  &c.  see  in  tv)(a- 

piCTljOlj. 

Evxapiariij)  -d,  f.  -I'/aoi,  ]).  cv^a- 
pi(TT)]t:a,  (fr.  cv  well,  and  \'"'p(j 
thanks)  to  thank,  give  thanhs, 
acknowledge  a  favour.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  cvxapiarrjaa.  pres.  ind.  pass. 
£v%api<7TfO/iai  -ovfiat.  1  a.  pass, 
md.  tli;^ap(CTri;Oi;i"  Sub.  £i';;^«pic- 

EvxaptanjOji,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass. 
—  F,vx'int(TT>iaai,g.  -cai  7Cf,  |)ar. 
I  a.  act.  —  Eii_Y<ipioT£ri',  prts. 
inf.  act.  cont.  —  EvyapioTtS, 
-sif,  -£?,  pi.  -ovfuv,  pres.  ind. 
act.  cont.  —  Er;;(;.ip<(7rfrr£,  2  pi. 
pres.  ind.  or  iriipr.  —  Kv^apio- 
Tiov,  n.  pi.  -ToT-vTci,  par.  pres. 
act.  cont.  of  last. 

EvxaptcTTia,  -as,  1),  (fr.  same]  ac- 
knowledgment, grutitude,  thank- 
fulness, thanksgiving. 

Evxdpiaros,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
thankful,  grateful  ;  acceptable, 
agreeable;  beneficent,  bounteous. 

Evxaaiaruii,  (fr.  last)  with  grati- 
tude, thankfully  ;  gratefully,  ac- 
ceptably ;  agreeably,  kindly. 

Ei'^fif,  a.  pi.  of  fr;^,}. 

Ei'xfai,  by  .\pos.  Et';^-£',  Ion.   for 

'I'XWi  ~  ^'"-  W^^-  ""I-  of  i'^X"' 
fiai. 

Eu_;^-£(p,  -pos,  0,  II,  (fr.  tu  well,  and 
;;^£(p  the  hand)  handy,  dexterous; 
capable,  able,  strong,  active, 
brave. 

Evxcipla,  -at,  f/,  (fr.  same)  inge- 
7iuity,  inveiition,  dexterity,  arti- 
fice, stratagem,  stihttety. 

Evxco,  Ion.  for  cvxov,  2  sin.  impf. 
or  pres.  impr.  —  Euy/ffOw,  3 
sin.  i)res.  impr.  of  fi'rp^o^ai. 

Ev;^f'p£ia,  -ai,  1),  (fr.  cu  well,  and 
;;^£ip  the  hand)  ease,  easiness, 
readiness,  convcnierire. 

Evxcp>ii,-ioi  -o5j,  i,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
easy,  ready,  convetiient ;  rash, 
hasty. 

Evxcpi^i,  (fr.  last)  easily,  readily, 
conveniently. 

EixccOc,  2  pi.  pres.  impr.  mid.  of 
ivxoiiat. 

EvxcrdaaOni,  Poet,  for  cvxiraa- 
Oai,  ))res.  inf.  mid.  cont.  of 

EvxcTdofiai  -Cifiat,  (fr.  ivxo^ai  (o 
pray)  to  pour  forth  prayers,  ut- 
ter vows;  to  pray,  supplicate, 
entreat ;  to  boast. 

Et);^fro(i;j;)i',  Poet,  for  cvxcrt^iiriv, 
pres.  o|it.  mid.  cont.  —  Euyt- 
Touivrai,  Poet,  for  ivvcTUvTai,  3 
[il.  cont.  pres.  indT  mid.  of 
la-it. 

Ei'lC),  -hi,  //,  (fr.  tx'xoiiat  to  pray) 
a  prayer,  petition,  mtrrnty,  siiji- 
plication  ;  n  curse,  imprrralinn  ; 
a  vow,  solemn  promise,  devotion; 
a  wish. 

Ev\0<ii,  3  sin.  of  (i){ui,  per.  impr. 
pass,  of 

Ei'^o/ini,  f.  -(^iijini,  p.  ft'j'^ai,  to 
glory,  boast,  vnuul,  brag  ;  to  say, 
declare,  pronounce  ;  to  pray, 
Ijuieech,  lirg,  supplicate,  entreat  ; 

1't      .'1^1',       tft'.irr^      rrfJir.        imjtf. 


Era 

mill.  fii;^(J;(iii',  M\d  All.  i;iiYiS^»;i'. 
-ou,  -iTo.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  cvl^ttfuiv 
opt.  ri'so^/ojf- 
Ki',\'(i/<fO<i,  1  pi.  pros.  iiid.  mid.  of 

hist. 
Efyos.   -fo<   -oi'S,    r*,    (IV.   samp) 
^?orv,  tons/,  pride ;  honour,  crc- 
tlit,  rrputnlion. 

Kv^pijoTioitai  -nvfiat,  (fr.  next)  to 
be  used,  treated  or  made  use  of; 
to  serve,  lie  of  use,  conduce. 

Kv^ptiarof,  -ov,  h,  i'/,  (fr.  iv  well, 
and  ^pi'iaTOi  useful,  lli.  ypiiio  to 
lend)  useful,  servicenhle,  bene- 
ficial, conducive;  good,  commo- 
dious, advantageous. 

Kvxpooi  -ovs,  -oov  -of!,  'a,  !),  (fr. 
same,  and  \pda  colour)  ivcU 
coloured,  Itish  coloured. 

Eu;:^-wXi;,  -)")«,  I'l,  Poet,  for  ev^i),  (fr. 
ft':^o/<ui  lo  pray)  a  prai/cr,  sup- 
plication, entreaty ;  a  vow,  di- 
dication ;  glory,  boast,  exulta- 
tion, 

'E,v^ii)Xtiia7of,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  last) 
bound  by  a  vow  ;  seeking  to  ex- 
piate or  fulfil  a  vow ;  a  devo- 
tee. 

'Ev-f.  v^iu)  -U),  f.  -(;(7U),p.  CviliyrjKn, 

(fr.  IV  well,  and  xlv^h  the  mind) 
to  be  in  spiriLt,  be  of  good  cou- 
rage ;  to  feel  comfort  or  satisfac- 
tion. 

Evi|ii;^»K,  -h^-ovi,  !>,  h,  ('"'■•  same) 
in  spirits,  livch/,  animated.  Or 
(fr.  ^vyoi  cold)  braced,  vigor- 
ous, a-ctive,  refreshed. 

'Evxl/vyia,  -cj,  I),  (fr.  same)  joy, 
glanness,  exhilaration  ;  spirit, 
magnanimity;  presence  of  mind. 

Ei'i/CYof,  -ov,  6,  >';,  (fr.  same)  glad, 
joyful,  animated,  lively ;  liigk- 
spiritcd,  noble,  great,  brave. 

F.vil^v^a,  pres.  sub.  act.  cont.  of 
cv^lv^ioi. 

Eu\|Cvus,  (fr.  ev\pvYOi  cheerful) 
gladly,  joyfully  ;  with  spirit,  no- 
bly, bravely. 

Ei!w  or  Ei/u),  f.  -aui,  p.  tvxa,  to 
parch,  burn,  scorch  ;  to  roast, 
toast,  broil ;  to  blister. 

Euwi'vj  *•  S'-i-  cont.  of 

Euw(5»j;,  -to?  -oii{,  b,fi,  (fr.  cu  well, 
and  th.  6^u>  to  smell)  sweet  smell- 
ing, fragrant,  perfumed. 

Ei'wi'ia,  -«t,  I'j,  (fr.  same)  a  sweet 
smell,  fra'srancc,  odour. 

Euwcin'^w,  (fr.  same)  to  soiell sweet- 
ly, be  fragrant,  yield  an  odour  or 
perfume. 

Eu(i)»'Of,  -01',  b,  I/,  (fr.  £u  well  or 
ear,ily,  and  u:\ioiiat  to  buy)  of 
hi:ih  }jrice,  valuable,  estimMc, 
dear.  Or,  ea-iily  bought,  qfferpd 
for  little,  cheap. 

Euwi'B/'O?,  -ov,  !),  ,'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
di'o/ii  a  name)  ofa  pond  name, 
of  a  lucky  or  fortunate  token ; 
lurlcy,  fortunate,  propitious ; 
sjjlcndid,  renowned,  ciUhrated, 
famous ;  left,  on  the  left  hand. 
The  left  was  the  unlucky  side 
among  the  Greeks ;  but,  through 
superstitious  fear,  they  wave  good 
names  to  omens  coming  from 
that  quarter, 

Eiuirif,  -ii'of,  ft,   (fr.   same,  and 


E'I'A 

i',r^'  the  face,  th.  (ijrro/ini  to  see) 
fair-faced,  bright-eyed,  hand- 
some, beautiful. 

Kviiiyiu)  -uj,  f.  -ijffut,  p.  tvi!>^(^>ino, 
(fr.  cy  well,  and  oxti  cheer)  to  re- 
ceive hospitably,  entertain,  7nake 
merry,  Jcaitt,  keep  good  cheer, 
banfpict. 

Ei'(uY*'""'>  (paf.  pres.  of  hist)  7Hfr- 
ry,  juvi(U,  cheerful,  jolty. 

'Evu}\tii,  -ai,  I/,  (fr.  same)  a  feast, 
cntcrldinmeni,  bawjuct ;  revelry, 
good  cheer,  jollity. 

F^(p',  for  tri,  before  an  aspirate. 

'E(/i',  f^ir  i(pq,  3  sin.  2  a.  oC ditjpii. 

'P.ifta,  Dor.  for  itp7],  same  as  last. 

KifxtiiiOrjv,  Poet,  for  tipdv^i]v,  1  a. 
ind.  pass,  of  <patvo>. 

K<j,aliiKds,  Dor.  for  tfiiftiKdi. 

'Kif)ayov,  -£?,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  of  ^rfyu. 

Ei|t(i')'ooai»,  LXX.  for  cifiayov,  3  pi. 
of  last. 

Kipa?idvw,  sec  aipaidi'U). 

K(pa'}iu)  or  E0u'i5o>,  fr.  trri  intens, 
and  aiiu  -w,  which  see. 

E0ui'i'fo,  Ion.  for  ci/ioi'i'ou,  2  sin. 
iiiipf.  pass.  —  'E</)riii'ov,  inipf. 
act.  —  Etpnivoaav,  3  pi.  LXX. 
impf.  act.  of  (paiym. 

KdiiiWofxai,  f.  -\oi'uai,  (fr.  tTri  upon, 
and  (iXXo^ui  to  leap)  to  leap  in, 
0)1  or  jipon ;  to  assault,  attach, 
rush  upon.  par.  pres.  mid.  c<l>a\- 
Xo'/:(CK)S.  inipf.  £(/ii;XX(i;t(r;ii.  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  eipi/Xdiiiiv. 

'KtprtXoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  tm  at,  and 
(IX?  the  sea)  on  the  sea  shore, 
maritime,  07i  the  coast,  by  the 
sea. 

Ei^aXwi',  Dor.  for  c(ii)Xoji',  par 
pres.  act.  cont.  of  c(jniX6o>. 

'E0afuiv,  Dor.  for  c0«'^i>/i'.  2  a.  ind 
mid.  of  (pniil. 

K(jiuiiapruv(0,  f.  -i/o-u,  (fr.  ml  to, 
and  ((fdipru'i'w  to  sin)  to  seduce 
to  sin,  entice  to  crime,  lead 
astray,  beguile. 

"E-iiantv,  1  pi.  impf.  or  2  a.  ind, 
act.  —  E(/i'(^i>;i',  -aao,  -aru,  2  a. 
ind.  mid.  of  ij»ifi(. 

K<paiiiptos,  -a,  -ov.  Dor.  for  t(j>rijti- 
ptoi. 

E(^n'/i(XXof,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  eti  in, 
and  afjttXXa  a  contest)  emulous, 
rivalling ;  an  adversary,  rival, 
opponent,  competitor;  a  match, 
equal. 

'K<pav,  Bmot.  Sync,  for  {(jiucrav,  3 
pi.  itupf.  ;  or  Dor.  for  iiprjv,  1 
sin.  2  a.  ind.  offrinl. 

EtpuvSdvu),  fr.  fTTi  intens.  and  av6d- 
vm,  to  please,  which  see. 

Va<finvcpi!)0>]Vy-riii  -1,  pass.  —  E(/iu- 
vipioaa,  -ai,  -e  or  -cv,  act,  1  a. 
ind.  of  (l>avcp6w. 

Eifiavriv,  -m,  -Vi  P^ss 'Eijiiivov, 

-cf,  -£,  act.  2  a.  ind. — E^a'v- 
Onv,  -Vii  -Vi  1  a-  ind.  pass,  of 

(/I'll'i'bJ. 

E'p'n'iaOni',  -'Kt  -'/) '"  ^  I''-  y-'pavia- 
On^av,  1  a.  ind.  pa<;s.  <>f<l>avi^ii>. 

E(i';«irn(,  (fr.  £ir(  at,  and  Uttii^ 
once)  once,  at  once,  once  for  all. 

Eijid-zTw,  f.  -1^(1),  p.  -f)if>«,   (fr.  £iri 
upon,  and  nirru)  to  tie)  to  join, 
attach  to,  connect  with ;    to  ap-  \ 
proach,  reach  at ;  to  inflict,  bring] 
(264) 


E*E 

upon,  cause  to  happen  to.  E^rfir- 
ro/uii,  to  Umrh  upon,  treat  of; 
to  set  about,  undtrtukc;  to  em- 
brace;  to  be  attached  or  belong 
to ;  to  befall ;  to  impend,  hang 
over. 

E^up/jo^w,  or  Kipap^drrij),  f.  -aoj, 
p.  cipi'ipjWKa,  (fr.  £ri  on,  and  ap- 
//(i^o)  to  fit,  th.  (I'pu)  lo  adapt)  to 
accommodate,  adjust,  adapt,  ap- 
ply ;  to  suit,  aiMwer,  fit,  agree  or 
square  with. 

Eipapfidacui,  Dor.  for  last. 

Etpnp(avTo,  Metalh.  for  t<ppd^avT0, 
3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ^o'iocrw. 

'E0u(Ta>',  3  pi.  impf. ;  or  Dor.  for 
iipnouv,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 
'E^iot',  for  <(/>(i to,  3  sin.  of  c<pd- 
jjttiv,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ^imi. 

'EipnaKov,  -tj,  -e,  impf.  ot  <pdaKij> 
for  (p,^)ii. 

E<pav\ian,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

^((llXl'^U). 

E<pn\j.diicvos,  -ii  -01',  par.  1  a.  mid. 
—  EiJidiP'aTo,  Dor.  lor  cipi'iiparo,  3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  e<pdiTTU. 

EfptPdftriv,  -ov,  -C.TO,  impf.  of  0f)3o- 
ftat. 

E(pii^pa,  -ai,  ;';,  (fr.  £7:1  upon,  and 
£^pu  a  seat,  th.  t^o^ioi  to  sit)  a 
seat;  a  waiting,  delay,  slay, 
stop;  a  lying  in  v>ait,  ambush; 
n  siege,  blockade. 

E(/i£(5p£iiw,  f.  -ex'icoi,  J).  -Kn,  (fr.  last) 
to  Set  down,  rest  upon ;  to  sit 
doion  at  or  before,  beset,  besiege; 
to  wiylay,  lie  in  n>ait  or  ambush  ; 
to  plot  against,  circumvent. 

'E<l>t^poi,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same)  seat- 
ed, sitting,  enthroned.  Subs,  an 
associate,  eissistant,  second ;  a 
successor ;  an  adversary,  oppo- 
nent, antagonist ;  an  assassin, 
Her  in  wait,  waylayer. 

E(p(^u),  (fr.  £771  upon,  and  i'^w  to 
seat)  to  seat,  set,  lay  or  place 
■upon.  Eipi^Ofiai,  to  sit  down  or 
upon,  be  seated;  to  settle,  tie  or 
rest  upon,  be  set,  laid  or  placed 
upon.  par.  pres.  mid.  ((pe^d/icvoi. 

E(piriKii,  Att.  lor  cipTiKa,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  —  E0£O£i?,  -froa,  -iv,  1  a. 
par.  pass,  of  [(pliiju. 

Eipet^ifitiv,  -ov,  -iTo,  impf.  — E^ti- 
cdfiriv,  -u),  -aTo,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

lj'jtWo//U(. 

Eipctiihoi,  ->i,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

of  £(|>('i'i'Uf'(.  Or  for  eipiftii'oi,  pai". 

2  a.  mid.  of  KjiUiftt. 
E<puvat,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  E(j>tifiriv, 

-a»,   -TO,    3   pi.   E0£U'TO,   pper. 

pass.  —  E<ii!.i<jOM,    3    sin.    per. 

impr.  pass.  —  Eiptiw,  Poet,  for 

£1^(3,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  edtitijii. 
EipdauTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  intl.  mid,  of 

^dcojiai. 
E(puar)'iKnv,  by  Pleon.  for  c(psffT/j~ 

Ktiv,  pper.  act.  of  apicTniit. 
E'piiTo),  2  sin.  of  Kpuadfirit'.  1  a. 

ind.  mid.  of  (jiMopat. 
E,<pr.\Kvii>,  same  as 
E(/./Xku,  f.  -(u,  (fr.  £rr(  intens.  and 

lXkio   to  draw)  to  attract,  draw 

to.     EipiXKOuai,  to  be   dragged, 

trailed  along,  be    dravm  away ; 

to  drift,  par.   pres.  pass.   £0tA- 

/;wy/ci'of. 


'E<^cfiev,lon.  Cor  t^ttvai,2  a.  inf. 
act.  of  iipiriitt- 

E^jVw/ii,  or-uu),  C  c(piaij},p.  i(pci- 
Ka,  (fr.  £T(  upon,  and  'ivrvfii  or 
cwvu  same  as  iu  to  clothe)  to 
put  on,  cover;  to  dress,  clothe, 
arm,  equip. 

%<pt^riSi  (fr.  same,  and  i^Tj;  in  or- 
der) successively/,  in  order  or 
succession,  next  in  course ;  hence- 
fortli,  henceforward,  htrenfter. 

E^/fw,  -£<f,  -£(,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

E0firciv,  inf.  of  Kfifina. 

'E(peitiaK<a,  impf.  E^ffffffKov,  Ion. 
for 

E^f'rui,  and  E^iro/^ai,  (fr.  tnl  up- 
on, and  t'rai  to  follow)  /o  follow 
tip,  pursue;  to  carry  on,  go 
through  ivith,  do,  execute;  to 
manage,  hanrlle,  use  ;  direct,  or- 
der, rule,  govern  ;  to  traverse, 
wander  over,  cross,  travel  through  ; 
to  obey,  comply  with, 

'Eipipocar,  LXX.  for  'E(ptpov,  act. 
—  EipioovTo,  pass.  3  pi.  impf.  — 
'E0£()<Tu,  -ay,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act, 
JEol.  of  ipipu). 

'E^tf,  2  a.  iropr.  act.  of  t<pirifii. 

*E^c(n(,  -io{,  Att.  -euf,  i';,  (fr.  tipU- 
fiat  to  desire)  want,  craving, 
longing,  inclination;  desire,  ap- 
petite ;  a  challenge,  summons, 
appeal ;  a  ditmissal. 

tiiplatvof,  -r],  -ov,  and  Ei^/<T(os,  -a, 
-ov,  (fr.  next)  £phesian ;  an 
Kphesian, 

'Z<pcaof,  -ov,  fi,  Ephesus,  the  me- 
tropolis of  Ionia. 

'EiptcTT6iiiiv,-ov,-CTo,  impf.  mid.  of 

E^'Vrai,  and  E^^airofiai,  Poet,  for 

'E<pcaanfir)v,  "Eipcaoai,  E<l)caailfic- 
vof.  Port,  for  f (/itKrci^T/ii,  I  a.  mid. 
ind.  ;  i<pcaai,  impr.  ;  and  ti^i- 
adiicvof,  par.  1  a.  mid.  —  K(pia- 
aiaOai,  Poet,  for  i<piacaOai,  1  f. 
inf.  mid.  of  tipi^u) 


E*H 


E*! 


iijfii  to  send)  a  command,  order,]     day,    temporary,  but  for  a  time; 

tnjunction.  daily,  every  day  ;  lasting  or  suf- 

Ednip£Ti)f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  an  in-      ficientfora  day ;  periodical. 


ventOT,  discoverer. 

K(pn'picKii),  f.  -Eupi/ffo),  p.  -evpnKa, 
fr.  £si  intens.  and  cvoicrKu),  which 
see.  2  a.  ind.  act.  cipcipov  opt. 
e<pcvpoiixi. 

^(pi^idoitai  -Coixat,  fr.  Erri  intens. 
Andit^idofiai,  which  see. 

Eipc^idwvTO,  Poet,  for  £0;;i|iaivro, 
3  pi.  cont.  impf.  of  last. 

Z<ptiipa,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 
£0opa'(i>. 

'E0I7,  3sin.  impf.  or  2  a.  of  (priftl- 

Eipnliia,  -Of, )';,  (fr.  f>»;;3oj  ayouth, 
th.  fijin  youth)  youth,  the  ap- 
proach  to  manhood,  appearances 
or  symptoms  of  manhood,  pu- 
berty. 

E(pyililKdv,  -ov,  rb,  (neut.  of  next) 
the  youth,  young  men,  young 
people. 

E^vlfiKoi,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  next)  young, 
youthful,  grown  up,  full-grown, 
of  age,  at  maturity. 

'K<t>nlioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  £771  at,  and 
iijitl  youth)  a  youth,  stripling, 
young  man, 
Kfijfofiat,  (fr.  £ir(  intens.  and  ri^o- 
ftai  to  delistht,  th.  fjiii  sweet) 
to  delight  in,  tutce  pleasure  in, 
enjoy  ;  to  rejoice,  be  glad  at. 
E^ryica,  -Of,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.   of 

Eipn^dfiiiv,  -ta,  -aro,  1  a.  md.  mid. 
of  £^n'A^o;ial. 

'E(/»/Xif, -ifiof,  and -(OS,  1/,  (fr.  same 
as  next,  or  fr.  ijXiof  the  sun) 
freckles,  spcchs  on  the  face  caus- 
ed by  the  sun. 

'E<p'i\ti,  -i6oi,  t'l,  (fr.  £7ri  into,  and 
iiXos  a  nail,  ih.  i'17/ii  to  send)  a 
buckle,  clasp,  button,  stud. 

'Ef  ri\o(,  -ov,  It,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  nailed, 

fnstt  ned    with    nails ;     set    with 

nails  or  slwl.i,  studded  ;  spotted, 

speckled,  freckled. 

E'ptaraaav,  3  pi.  impf.  act.  of  K^/a-j  E0t;A<5ta),  f.  -liirw,  (fr.  same)  to  nail, 


Tvfit  for  ((plarniii.  Or,  by  Sync 
for  ciptardKctaav,  3  pi.  pper.  act. 
of  iiplaTvui. 

"EtpiarAat,  3  pi.  pros.  ind.  act.  of 
ciphTfifji.  Or,  by  Sync,  for  £0t<r- 
T//<ta<;i,3pl.  perf.  of  cipiarrifii. 

E<pioTriKa,  and  Eip/araKa,  -ai,  -c, 
pflr.  ind.  act  of  game 


E'^/iirv/ji,Hanin  tut  ctphriiin 

E^/ffTio{,  -ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  /i7(  at,  and]      the  dny,  pass  the  urhitlc  day,  work 


fasten  with  yiaiUt ;  to  stud,  set  with 
studs ;  to  be  spotted,  speckled 
or  freckled. 
E<l>iitiat,  (fr.  tri  upon,  and  J/iat  to 
sit)  to  sit  upon,  be  scnted,  rest 
upon,  recline,     par.  |ires.   mid. 

t'lirilJCyOf. 

E((i>)l'ipivii>,  f.  -£i'iTO),  (fr.  cfjii'nirpoi 
daily,  th.  /////pa  a  day)  to  spend 


turla   the  hearth)     domrstir,  o/j 
home  ;  an  inmate,  dweller,  Imlg- 


hy  the  diiy  ;  In  abide,  rest,  stay  ; 
In  be  cnni'ersnnt  or  engaged  in 


tr  ;    a    eitizm,    native,    iuhatiU-\Eiptjiitpla,-af,  li,  {(r,  hmjw)  a  daily 


nnt ;  eominf,  returning  or  arriv- 
ing home  ;  presiding  over  the 
hearth,  an  cpith<!t  of  Jupi- 
ter. 

E^corpU,  -1io(,  fi,  (fr.  nfiliyvfii  to 
put  on)  a  rlnnk,  plnul,  outer 
garment,  surtnul  ;  a  robe,  man- 
tle ;  drtsf,  1  rnliirr, 

E^ti7ri>)(,  p.  ¥.'j>"ir!oro(,  a.  Eipmru)- 
Tn,  &c.  by  ('ra.<i.  fur  E'^forijirwt, 
-6T0i,  -i5rn,  &<%  par.  per.  act.  of 
t'Piarriiti. 

EfiTfiiuv,  Ion.  for  i<ptTfiiiv,  g.  pi. 
of 

KfiTu>i,  -iff,  {,,  (fr.  £>ri  lo,  and  th. 
LI 


course  or  rotation ;  a  pmodical 
qflict,  duly  or  ministration  ;  a 
class,  rank,  order  or  family  act- 
ing sucrrsiivrly  or  prriodically  ; 
a  svrcrstion,  turn  ;  a  period,  re- 
ixihition  ;  a  charge,  vtrisntuile, 

Efnflpioi,  -ov,  4,  //,  same  as  t^^/jt- 
pov. 

E'/.>//"pJ«,  -Y<i«t,  //( (fr.  £t!  on,  and 
bliloi  a  day)  a  il/iy-bonft,  jour- 
nal ;  an  lUmanar.k,  calendar, 
rjihemeris ;  a  nam«!  now  Riven  lo 
Knmc  insi-ctM  which  live  but  a 
day. 
i  EMutpoif  -01),  i,  //,  (fr.  same)  nf  a 
(26ft) 


E.ipfifxioi,  -01),  b,  I],  for  £u(^i5juios. 
E<pr)\iocvvri,  -rji,  >'/,  (fr.  t(pir)fn  to  en- 
jom)  a  command,  order,  injunc- 
tion. 
'Eipriv,  -ijj,  -ij,  impf.  or  2  a.  of  (print, 
'E^i/vu,  -as,  -£,  act.  —  E^jivapiv, 
-0),  -arc,  mid.  1  a,  ind.  of  ^aiVw. 
E^;/*oai'Ov,    -ff,  -£,  impf.   act.  of 

eipavUdvto. 
Eiprj-rat,  3  sin.   of  f^jj/i^ai,  per, 

ind.  pass,  of  e(f>dt:Tii}. 
E0i;p/<oo-n,  -as,  -£,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

CifiapiJia^u). 
'E^n^nv,  3  pi.  —  'E^i/ffOa,  ^ol. 
tor  i<pris,  2  sin.  2  a.  or  impf.  act. 
of  (fivf^l' 
Etp/jadi,   2  sin.  of  ti/ii/o-u),   1  f.  of 

tipP.)ixt. 
E<priaOu[t',  by    Sync,  for  c^rinBdn- 
aav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  Kpf,- 
fo^ai. 
E<}>i'i<ronat,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  e<pirini 

or  of  C(p>'iSonai. 

'EipOaKa,  -as,  -e,  per.  ind.    act.  — 

'EipOa^a,  Dor.  for  'E(pOaaa,  -as, 

-£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of (pOdvw, 

EipdSpiiv,  -rjs,  -rj,  2  a.  ind.  pass.  — 

'EipOapxa,  per.  ind.  act.  —  'E0- 

Oiip/iai,  per.  ind.  pass.  —  Eipdap- 

jufi'os,  par.  per.  pass,  of  iiOeipoi. 

'E<pOaaa,-as,  -t  or  -tv,  3  pi.  'E</>- 

0(1(7(11',  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  (pOdiu). 
E(pO[yyiiJir}v,  -ov,  -tro,  in.  3  pi.  E<p- 
OiyyuvTo,  impf.  mid.  —  E0Oty- 
^dftr/v,  EtpOiy^u),  and  Ion.  Ef/>- 
Oiy^ao,  -uTo,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
tjiOiyyufiai, 
'EipOiipa,  -as,  -c  or  -ei',  1   pi.    pa- 

ficv,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  (pOcipiii. 
'E(pOt)v,  -175,  -)/,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

i/<OfJ^i,  same  as  (pOano. 
EipdIaO',  before  an  aspirated  vowel 
for  ((pOiiiro,  which  Ion.  for/0Oiv- 
To,  3  pi.  of  EipOifi'ir,  -too,   -iTO, 
pper.  pass,  of  0ffi'u). 
E(pOlaO)/v,  -tjs,  -Vi  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
—  'E({iOiaiiai,  per.  ind.  pass,  of 
(pOiiu)  or ^6iw. 
'E<pOiTo,  3  sin.  of  t^Ol)iriv,  pper. 

pass,  of  same. 
'EtjiOdpa,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

ijiOtlpii), 
'E'POos,  -oil,  b,  fi,  (fr.  ctpu)  to  cook) 

boiled,  sodden,  baked,  cooked, 
E((!)in'XXtiJ,  see  nridWii). 
E'/'|(i'Xti)?,    -ov,    b,    Kphialles,    a 

man's  name,  the  nightmare. 
Eifili'iiTi,   3  pi.  pres.    ind.    act.   of 

itfilviu. 
Eiptyiidos,  -17,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

of  tifiiKvhftai, 
E(^/ci,  3sin.  impf.  act.  offi/,i/(j,  for 
tijilniii- 

E^'iuXif,  -Vr^oj,  fi,  a  little  cup,  bud, 
rose  or  smne  siirh  ornament. 

Eipl-.'iai,  pns.  ind.  mid.  —  K(,^i/- 
/iiv,  and  K'liii'iicrnt,  I'or.  for 
iipilvni,  Jins.  Inf.  art. — F^>/£- 
ttiiv,  3  pi.  impf  n<l.  fif  tiphiiii, 

E^iCniw,  f.  -(/ffw,  (fr.  t»ri  upon, and 


if«'i'(.)  same  as  i^w  lo  sit)  to  sit 
dnwn  to,  lie  sealed  at  ;  to  settle 
at  or  upon  ;  to  fix,  institute,  es- 
tablish. 


E'M 


K(t>l^oiaa,  Dor.   for  ttjtl^ovaa,  fern. 

piir.  pros,  of 
Kifil^io,  (IV.  tri  upon,  and  "i^<o  to  sit, 

ill.  iu))  same  as  ii^i^'iruj. 
E0/i;^i,  I.  cipi'iou),  [>.  i\'tiKa,  (fr.  fTfi 

to,     and    ;»;/ii  lo  soiid)  /o   .wk/ 

upon,  to  or  uL:<iinst  ;  to  impose 
or  ^.r  M/)on,  infiUi,  iisit  itilli  ; 
to  Sit  on,  instisalc,  suborn  ;  to 
tnjoin,  cnmmund  ;  to  permit, 
allow,  suj'er ;  to  remit,  ilispense 
with,  ritii.i;  loosen,  slack  ;  to  ap- 
peal, sumjnon.  Ei/ii't/i"']  '"  •""■' 
titc  minil  upon,  desire,  u-isli  for  ; 
to  aim  at,  pursue,  seek  after. 
iinpt".  act.  t(pliivt  also  t(jiiiov  -ouv, 
-«{  -tif,  -ft  -ti,  (as  if  from 
f(^(fu))  2  a.  act.  ind.  liptjv.  par. 
pres.  mid.  e(j>iiiiCvos.  impf.  mid. 

E^i'';<r<,  and  Dor.  Eiplnrt,^  sin. 
pres.  ind.  act.  —  K^itjat,  Ion.  for 
E0i'v,  3sin.  pros.  sub.  of  [(jiirj/ji 

K<ptKiodai,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  of 

l.i}itKr>onat  -oi'ixaii  f.  -I'fo/ini,  p.  7y- 
ftai,  (fr.  cTi  at,  and  iKviofiai  to 
come)  <o  come  to,  arrive  at, 
reach  to ;  to  come  upon,  sur- 
prise, overtake  ;  to  attack,  nssuil. 

'R^iKdjj.tiv,  -01),  in  3  sin.  K<P!kcto,  in 
3  pt.  E^iVorro,  ind.  —  Kifiiawfuii, 
-rj,  ->iTut,  sub.  —  K(PiKfaOiti,m(. 
—  E(ptKSijci'os,  par.  2  a.  mid.  — 
Erfufi'oi'/ifi'oJi  par.  pres.  pass, 
coiit.  of  last. 

E^iKTUf,  -Ov,  b,  17,  (fr.  ciptKvioiiai  to 
arrive  al)  arccssihtc,  that  may 
be  reached  or  approached  ;  com- 
prehensihle,  intclligihle. 

'E<ii)>adci>,  Dor.  for  c(pi\>]Ocv. 

EcJiAaffo,  -nj,  -f,  in  3  pi.  Ei/iiAatrai', 
Dor.  for  iip'iXriaa,  &c.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  ^)i>fu). 

E^AaT-o,  3  sin.  of  'E.fjuXdiiriv,  hy 
Sync,  for  t(ln\r}a a fiT]v,  3  sin.  fi^i- 
A);<raro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ipi'Siw. 

E^i'Afi,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 

E^i'XtTo,  3  sin.  of  K6t\6fitjv,  impf. 
mid.  of  (i,i\riut,  for  ipt\iu). 

E^i'Aji'i',  Dor.  for  E^Aoi'i',  1  sin.  or 
3  pi.  cont.  impf  act.  of  <fn\(u). 

Ji<pi\)iOc%',  Sync,  for  E^iXjjfljjo-ai',  3 
pi.  of  E^iXi/0;;>',  pass.  —  Ef/iAt/- 
ca,  -Of,  -£,  act.  —  EdnXf(ffa'//i;i', 
-01,  -aro,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  of  same. 

E^iXoveiVtov  -ovv,  impf  act.  of  0i- 

XoV£((c/(D. 

E^(Xo(T(50»;tra, -aj,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  (jii\oco(f)eiii. 
'Etpi/icipuj,  fr.  £i7(  intens.  and  J/jt/pw, 

which  see. 
E^ifitpofi-ou,  6,  /),  (fr,  same)  love- 

lii,  amialle,  desirable, 
^tpipiiidrjv,  -ris,  -t],  pass.  —  E(^i/iW- 

oa,  -aj,  -£,  act.  1  a.  ind.  of  (pi  fifxi). 
'E^ioy,  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

tifiiiia,  for  tiplriiii. 
'E<pi~~os,   -ov,   0,  ri,  (fr.  CTI  upon, 

and  "rs-of  a  horso)  on  horseback, 

Tvling  ;  a  rider,  horseman. 
EijiiTTTorof'Jr;;?,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same, 

and  t6^ov  a  bow)  «  cavalry  arch- 
er, movnled  hoiuman. 
K<jii-!TrriiJi,  and  mid.  E^i:TTaiiat,  (fr. 

tni  to,  and  'inTriiti  to  fly)  tn,fly 


E-I-0 

at,  pounce  upon,  attack.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  cntTTTiii/'  mid.  mcTrrdfiriv. 
E(})taici,    Dor.    for   iipi^ii,  3   sin. 

pros.  ind.  act.  of  ti/w'^u). 
E0/(TniT(ii,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid. 
—  KiploTii,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  — 
Or  for  c^lara,  whlcli  by  Apoc. 
lor  [i[tiaTaOt,  pres.  iinpr.  act.  of 
Eiliianifu,  f.  cKioTi'iau),  p.  ctjiiaTtjKa, 
(fr.  £171  upon,  and  'iariiiit  to  set) 
to  .set,  put,  place  at  or  jicar  ;  to 
set  over,  appoint  as  master, 
ruler,  &c.  (or  in  pass,  to  be  set 
over,  be  ruler,  master,  governor, 
Sic.)  to  apply  the  mind,  be  at- 
tentive ;  to  stop,  check,  restrain ; 
to  stand,  stop,  stay  ;  to  stand 
over  or  itpon  ;  to  urge,  press, 
hasten  ;  to  stand  hy,  at  or  near  ; 
to  come  in,  be  present  at  or  near ; 
lo  hang  over,  impend  ;  to  come 
upon  unawares,  surprise,  par. 
per.  act.  KpiaTtjKuis,  and  by  Cras. 
((ptcTiis.  2  a.  act.  ind.  c':riartiii' 
impr.  erricTrjOt,  -i)tij>'  sub.  tnta- 
TU)'  par.  cKiaTiist  -iiaa,  -dv. 
E^'iwcri,  3  pi.   pres.  sub.   act.   of 

tipinfi. 
'Ei/iX(j(^oi',  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

ifi\<i^o}. 
'Ei/Atfa,  -as,  -f,act.  —  E0Xf;^0;/v, 

pass.  1  a.  ind.  of  fXi'yu). 
E(l>iil3n6cv,  HcEOt.  Sync,  for  t^iofii)- 
Ovaav,  3  pi.  of  Eipofii'iOrjv,  -r}S,  -»;, 
pass.  —  E0(i/3)7o-«,  -a?,  -£,  act.  1 
a.    ind.  —  V.if)OjioviJLr]v,    1    sin. 
EtfiofinvvTo,    3    pi.   cont.     impf 
pass,  of  (po0f(ji. 
Ei//oj£iJri;f,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  next)  a  tra- 
veller ;  a  spy. 
E(/joi^£t5(i),f. -tiJffu),  (fr.  ciriupon,  and 
6('of  1  lie  road)  to  travel,  take  the 
road  ;  to  explore,  spy,  lie  in  wait. 
E0o.5if('^u,  f.  -uau),  (fr.  ne.\t)  to  sujj- 
ply  with  fond,    give   provisions, 
victual ;     to    furnish^    provide, 
equip. 
Etpihov,  -nv,  TO,  {fr.  c-r'i  upon,  and 
bfdg  the    road)   provision  for  a 
journey  ;  supplies,  necessaries. 
Edioios,  -ov,  )),  (fr.  same)  a  way, 
road,   passage;  means,  manner, 
mode  ;  provision,  supplies,  equi- 
page,furniture ;  access,  appro-.ch, 
arrival ;  an    attack,  inroad,   in- 
vasion, ;    course,  progress,    pro- 
cess ;  inspection,  visiting,  rounds. 
'E(puSns,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  an  in- 
spector, surveyor. 
EijioiTii,  Dor.  K(t)otTtj,  3  sin.  cont. 

impf  act.  of  ipotrdw. 
E'p/ivcvaa,  -as,  -£,  2  pi.  -aarc,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  (povcvio. 
E(po-Xli^ij),  f.  -taui,  p.  (<pt!n;\tKa,  (fr. 
fTTi  upon,  and  oir'Xil^oi  to  arm.  111. 
uirXoi/  arms)  to  arm,  accoutre, 
equip  ;  to  prejiarc,  provMe,  make 
ready.  1  a.  act.  ind.  |£0DjTrX((T«" 
inf  c(j>oi:\i<Tat.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  apo- 
TrXicojjat,  in  1  pi.  (ipony.tn6fxi.0a. 
E(}inoiiii)  -u),  t.  -aco),  p.  c(pciupiiKa, 
(fr..samc,  and  hpiiu)  to  look)  to 
look  upon,  bcholfl,  contemplate  ; 
to  observe,  remark  ;  lo  look  after, 
inspect,  oversee ;  lo  go  to  see, 
jisit. 


to,  at  or  'tito  ;  to  hasten  ;  to  flvtEfintia,  -cs,  1'/,  (fr.  last)  inspection, 

(266) 


E<I'T 

oversight^  superinlendance,  tur 
vey  ;  the  mugistracy  or  qffice  of 
the  Epimri  at  S|mrta. 

E0(if)ci(,  2  sin.  cont.  impf  act.  — 
E(/i(fp£uv,  Dor.  forV.ip6pavv,  1  sin. 
or  3  pi.  cont.  impf  act.  —  Eip6- 
jicaa,  -as,  -c,  1  pi.  -(ro//£i',  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  ipoplio. 

E(poppadtii,  -c7au,  -fv,  Dor.  for 
EipopftnOe'ii,  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
K(popiit'iao<x(lai,  1  a.  inf  mid.  of 

EtpOji^d{i>  -u),  f.  -I'lCh),  p.  [(po'ipiirjua, 
(fr.  £;r(upon,  and  hpfidui  to  rush, 
th.  hpfit]  an  attack)  to  run,  ri/sh 
or  dart  at  or  upon ;  to  charge, 
encounter,  attack  ;  lo  imj/ct, 
force,  incite,  drive  against;  lo 
propose,  ojj'er ;  to  purpose,  de- 
sign, intend;  (fr.  op^idj  an  an- 
chorage) to  arrive  in  port,  an- 
chor, come  to  anchor,  be  moored. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  cipwpftriaa-  mid. 
etptt)pi.ttitxdftt]v. 

'E(/)»pof,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  C(popdu  to  in- 
spect, th.  Jpa'u  to  look )  «n  inspect- 
or, overseer,  supervisor  ;  a  pat- 
ron,president,  governor.  'Etpcpoi, 
Ephori,  Spartan  magistrates. 

'Etboauii,  for i(p"6aov,for  asmuchaSy 
in  as  much  as,  so  fur,  so  far  as. 

'Eifipafov,  -£>,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
(Ppd^w. 

'EippuOa,  indecl.  Heb.  Ephrata, 
the  name  of  a  city. 

E<paa\jt,  indecl.  Heb.  Ephraim, 
tne  name  of  a  man  and  of  a 
town. 

Eippa^a,  -as,  -c,  3  pi.  -fui',  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  (ppdtraui. 

E<l:p(iaaO\  for  KippdciiTO,  3  sin.  — 
Eippdaaat'TO,  I  oet.  for£(/)pa'<rf)vro, 
3  pi.  of  E(ppaadjinv,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  — 'E#affu,-aj,-£,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  ippdc,oi. 

E(ppovuTe,  E<pp6vovv,  2  and  3  pi. 
cont.  impf  act.  of  (f>poviu). 

E(lipovpst,  3  sin.  cont.  impf  act.  — 
E(^poi'poi'/i£0((,  1  pi.  cont.  impf 
pass,  of  cppovpfoi, 

E(ppva^ii,  3  [jI.  -^uv,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
—  E(PpvaTT6p>jv,  -ov,  -S.TO,  impf 
mill,  of  (ppvdcaio. 

'Ecftpv^a,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
dipvyo)  or  ^pvciro). 

'Eipv,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  (piiut. 

E0u/Jp(^w,  f.  -tau),  p.  KpipptKit,  (fr. 
cirl  intens.  and  i/jp/^o)  lo  aifront, 
th.  vPpis  insolence)  to  insult, 
affront,  ofj'cnd  purposely ;  lo 
wrong,  injure ;  to  deride,  mock. 

Etpi(3nt<TTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
reproachful,  contumelious,  abu- 
sive ;  injurious,  opprobrious, 
slanderous. 

'E(pvYov,  -£{,  -c  or  -£1',  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  (pivyio. 

E(piyoaav,    by    Dor.     Epen.     or 

LXX.  for  3  pi.  of  last. 
Eipvnv,  -'H,'-v,  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

Ecpv^n^a,  -as,  -£,  2  pi.  -far£,  .ict. 
—  E(/>i)Xafrf//i;>'>  -i^i  -"TO,  mid. 
1  a.  ind.  of  (pvXdairti). 

E(pvnvk>  -hi,  (fr.  tnl  inlcns.  and 
vuviia  to  praise)  lo  sing  often, 
chant ;  lo  repeat  often  ;  to  sing 
nf,  celebrate,  praise.,  extol. 


EXE 

''EAvv,  1  sin.  or  by  SyfiC.  for  iipv 
aav,  3  |)l.  impf.  acl.  of  liiiii. 

Ef  PrrfpOt  or  -dcv,  (fr.  t-t  upon,  {nrip 
over,  and  -Oe  or  -div  from  a 
place)  _/rom  above, from  un  high. 

'E(pvpoii,  -ff,  -£,  impl.  act.  of  ^I'po). 

'Kfivaa,  3  sin.  cont.  iinpf.  act.  of 
^u(7a'ai.  Or  it  is  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
ifivit)  or  ijivfii. 

T.ipva.Cidtjv,  -ijf,  -ri,  in  3  pi.  E^i- 
onidrjaav,  1  a,    ind.  pass,  of  ^v- 

<7l(Mtl. 

Ki^vvari,   Dor.    for  cipvaaa,  3  sin. 

conl.  impf.  act.  of  ^ucratfu,  same 

as  (f/vciiiii. 
'E^urt,  2  pi.  of  f'^vi'. 
E^iimtr',  for  E^tJrti'fft,   3  sin.  of 

E^i'Ttvaa,  -at,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

Ol    <f.VTCVUl. 

K(p<puOa,     Syriac    indccl.    fffalha, 

be  thou  opened. 
E^uitftr,  V  added,  3  sin.  impf.  — 

Efpiivntja,   3  pi.   -aav,  1   a.  ind. 

act.  of  (pwiiiD. 
E0iiri<7a,  -«f, -c,  act. — K(pt0Titt6>iv, 

""JJ?  -It  pass.  I  a.  ind.  of  ^wrifw. 
E;^;',  for  f;^f,  pres.  impr.   acl.  of 

'E^ai^f,  3  sin.  2   a.   ind.  act.  of 

'E_Y"'P<'>'i-t?, -£or-£i, impf.  act.  — 
Ex'ii"!';  •Vi,-'i,  pl.-p'//'ti,-p';rf, 
-piycai',  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of  ^aipia. 

E)^(i^da6nv,  -lif  -I?!  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  JJuAu'dJ. 

E;^"a>/r>;v(i,  -af,  -f,   1    a.  ind.  act. 

of  ya\cT7uhii>. 
'Exavov,  -£f ,  -£,   2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

EX'ipaVov,   3  gin.  cont.  impf.  act. 

liX'^P'""""'^  -'?>  "'>  impf.  act.  of 

Xopdaati). 
Ex"piv,  -nf,  -n,  in  3  pi.  Ex'ip'i>riii', 

pass.  — 'Exiipoft  -'«,  -',  iict.  2 

a.  ind.  of  yu/pu. 
E;(^api(r(f/ii7v,  -w,  -aro,  mid.  — Eva- 

picOriv,  -rif,  -ti,  pass.   1  a.  ind. 

ol   ^>ipf^u. 
Ej^ap/ruffa,  -a(,  -£  or  -£>■,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  j^apiTiJw, 
'E  vr,  -Itu>,  prcs.  impr.  art.  or  Ion. 

forctvf,  3  .sin.  impf.  acl.  of /v-oj. 
'E;i^£a  for  ixn'",  wliich  for  t'xtvaa, 

-at,  -£,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of  y/i 
EyiyYii'Ji,  -uf,    i,    <,    (fr.    i;^w   to 

keep,  and  cyyvh  \mi\)  liusl-vnr- 

th/,  ilc*rTmiig  rrclil,  Irusli/, faith- 
ful, rc»ponnbte;   plolf-eti,  tntur- 

crl,  icnircH, 
'Eyi-M.  iir<-i.  inf.  acU  of  (xu). 
E,->  I ,  -nu  -It   I  «»•  ind. 

p-  ^   moror/ui. 

Ex/;'t»'.  '""•  and  ^^^-///^■nl,  Dor. 

(or  ix"^>  P"'*'  '"'■  •"■'•   of  'yw. 
Ex'V''>'>  'V^^it  &i  B  man's  name.  a. 

E;^//io»'(i. 
'E;t"''  "  addf'l,  Ion.  for  (r^r,3  ain. 

imjif.  act.  of  /;^-(u. 
E;^f>''?if,  -Wofi  h,  (fr-  'a*"  '"  hoM, 

andvfiMf,  Inn.  fur  »'a{(  n  oliip)  a 

fish   whirli    rlmi;it   lo    tliip«,   a 

nichilnnr,  Krn^lamprn/. 

'Ext'i  '""•  '•"'  (x'^t  pf*"-  inipr. 

pass,  of  /^w. 
EyiT«««»)(, -/o{  -(>*■(,  A,  ^,  (fr.  fx' 


EX0 

fci'Wfr,  (wnd ;  miserable,  Kvcre, 
calamitous  ;fiU'jt,  mortal,  deadly. 

'Kxci"^of,  -ts,  -r,  impf.  act.  of 

E;y;f<7Ko),  Ion.  for  f;^co. 

E;^£(rTiiiof,  -01',  b,  i;,  (fr.  f';\;(d  to 
have,  and  univosa  groan,th.or/i  u 
tomoan)6riHOin^  wo,  injurious, 
hurtful,  destructive,  deadly. 

'E;^£t',  for  ix^re,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
impr.  ;  or  Ion.  for  cixe~o,  3  sin. 
impf.  mid.  ;  or  for  *;^f,  with  the 
enclitic  re,  pres.  impr.  of  f;^u). 

Ey/ri/v,  Ion.  for  £i'^fr»;i',  3  du. 
impf.  act.  of  same. 

Ey/t?;?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ix<^  to  have)  a 
nobUr,  possessor,  owner;  rich, 
uc'ilthy,  opulent. 

Exi-^n,  -1i,  'I,  (fr-  same)  the 
plough-tail  or  handle. 

'Eyfua,-af,  -£,  in  3  pi.  'E;^£i'ai',  for 
'E;^£i'ff«,  1  a.  iiid.  act.  so  — 
E,Y£t'«'^>)>',  -uj,  -uTo,  for  Excv<^d- 
fttjv,  -w,  -UTO,   1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

X('^- 

E;^£(/pp'5va)?,  (fr.  next)  sensibly, pru 
dtntly,  cohsidiratcly. 

E;tf^pui',  -oiof,  i,  1/,  (fr.  /;^w  lo 
have,  and  ^pi>  thensind)  reudy- 
uittcd,  saisiblc,  intelligent,  know- 
ing; considtrate,discreet, prudent. 

'Exfjva,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
X"int). 

'ExvP"}  -as,  -t>  1  »•  '"''•  ''Ct.  of 
X"ipit>- 

'Ex'/s,  2  sin.  prcs.  sub.  act.  of f;^w. 

'E;^;Ou(p'  for  ixO  ipc,  pres.  impr. 
act.  —  E,^9(i/p»;,  3  sin.  prcs.  sub. 
act.  —  ExOi'ipovTi,  Dor.  for  £y- 
Oaloovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

ExOaiptii,  f.  -(ipu),  (fr.  ix^oi  haired ) 
to  hold  as  an  enemy;  to  hate, 
abhor,  detest,  abominate,  be  an 
en/my. 

ExOiivojiat,  f.  cxOncojiai,  same  as 
txOaipia  or  ixOw. 

'Ex^i,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  of  l-^Om. 

Ex^h,  (same  as  ;^0(s)  yesterday. 

E-xOfipctn,  -as,  -c,  -4*'ol.  for£^;/p(ji- 
/i<,  -ais,  -at,  1  a.  opt.  act.  — Ex- 
Ot)pta,  -rjs,  -p,  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
cxOaipw. 

Ex^noofa't  -f!i  -iTai,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
of  exOiivofia 

'EvOiffTof,  -V,   -or,  sup.    fr.  ix^os 

hatred,  but  uscrl  rvilh  cxOpis- 
ExOlujv,  -oi'os,  b,  I'l,  comp.  oftyOptif . 


EXP 

a  grudge,  pursue  with  hatred, 
to  make  oilious  or  hateful. 

ExOptvu),  f.  -evao),  (fr.  same)  to 
hate,  he  an  enemy,  show  aversion, 
act  with  enmity. 

Exdpo^eios,  -ov,  b,  i%(fr.  next,  and 
^iyos  a  stranger)  inhospitable. 

ExOpbh  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  fxOoi  hate) 
hateful,  odious,  detestable ;  hated, 
rejected,  ubominatid  ;  an  enimy, 
foe;  spiteful,  malicious,  male- 
volent. It  borrows  from  ix^os, 
the  comp.  £;^P(wi',  and  sup. 
ixOiOTOs. 

ExPpoTuTos,  -I),  -ov,  the  regular 
sup.    of  last,    used    Poet,    for 

IX^lOTOS. 

'E;^0'j),  same  as  ex^alpw,  cx^pai- 

vw,  &c. 
'Eyitira,  -as,  I'l,    (fr.  ix'S  <he  male 

viper)    a  female    vipir,    snake, 
Idi  ~  ■    " 

name. 


adder;    Echidna,    a     woman's 


EY0»(!u7r/(i»  -u>,  f.  -I'labi,  (fr.  next)  to 
he  at  enmity  or  varianre,  to  dis- 
pute, quarrel  ;  to  hate,  be  a  foe 
or  enemy, 

ExOufoirds,  -'),  -iv,  and  -of),  h,  ti,  (fr. 
/yOof  hatred,  and  b^  voire.  Or 
fr.  »ame,  and  i^of/ro?  clamour) 
clamorouf,  hrtnvhns,  laud  in  an- 
ger ;  hostile,  inimical ;  hateful, 
otlit/ux. 

'ExOofftos  -ov(,  ri,  haired,  dislike, 
nvcmion,  grudge,  ill  udl,  tpite  ; 
variance,  strife,  unimiisily ;  en- 
mity, lioHtildy.  Iirncc  comp.  ty- 
Otiot;  more  hateful,  iic.  nup.  /;^- 
Otrros,  most  halfful,  &c. 

'E;^;Opa,  -a,-,  ^,  (fr.  laiit)  enmity, 
Imtred,  aninwnily ;  a  pique, 
/fri/f/jje  ;    a  dislike  or  cause  'if 


Eyik'tov,  -ov,  Td,  (dim.  of  last)  a 
little  or  young  viper. 

EyTioj,  -ov,  >i,  a  sea  urchin,  the 
shell  of  it  ;  a  hedgehog  ;  a  brush  ; 
the  middle  paunch  in  ruminat- 
ing animals  ;  a  kind  of  jiot  or 
vessel ;  a  chest  or  ease  for  papers, 
&.C.  relating  to  law  proceed- 
ings. 

EYi6iiiKos,-ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  ix'S  a  vi- 
per, and  idxiiti  to  bite)  bitten  or 
wounded  by  a  viper. 

'Ex'S,  -tos,  Att.  -£(tif,  6,  a  viper, 
snake,  sirpent. 

E,\^si'a^ov,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  impf. 
acl.  of  ;^X£tiH^u. 

Exi'i,  -tiros,  rli,  (fr.  I'xta  to  hold) 
ahold,  gripe,  grasp;  a  fasten- 
ing, itay ;  a  prop,  buttress ;  a 
joint,  joining,  juncture. 

'Ex"tii',  3  pi.  of 'E;^oi^(,  -ois, -01, 
pres.  opt.  act.  —  Exoitja,  Dor. 
for  ixovaa,  feiii.    par.  |)res.  act, 

—  'E;:^ofiti',  I  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 

—  Eyd/i£roi,  -»/,  -ov,  a.  pi.  ftm. 
-jic'us,  par.  pres.  pass,  of  /yw. 

Exi\tii<ja,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Xo\6to. 
Ex"iji>'ii,  (feni.  of  next)  viz.  i5/i/pff, 
the   day    after    to-morrt)W,    next 
day  but  one. 
Ex^fCios,  -j;,  -ov,  (par.  prcs.  mid. 
oi  I'xti)  to  have)  contiguous,  ad- 
joining, adjacent;  mxt,nearest; 
'last,  I'Uest  ;  ofycsUrduy,  ycsler- 
tlay's. 
Exoitfvi^s,    (fr-  last)  consequently, 
necessarily,  nf  course  ;  viry  near- 
ly, closely, 
'Eyoi ,  iieut.  par.  pres.  or  Ion.  for 
t?;^'oi',  impf.  act.  —  'E^^ovO',  for 
t'xoiini,  a.  sin.  or  ncut.  pi.  par. 
prcs.  act. — 'E,\oiTi,    I'or.   for 
/;^'>i)ff(,  3  fil.  i)r<s.  ind.   ad.  — 
Eyiirwy,   Att.   for  ixtrtiioav,   3 
pi.  i)rcs.    im|)r.  —  'k;^uuo',  for 
iyovai,  3   pi.  prcs.  ind.  act.  of 

Kx"P^''''Otlt;  -nSf  "I,  pi.  -Oriri,  -Otl- 
0(ir,  I  a.  ind.  pass,  iifvoprd'^io. 

'Eypdo*',  -re,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Xptifnn.     ()r,  irnpf.  acl.  of  xpdti). 

EXI>1l'aTioOr,y,    -tji,   -tj,   I     B.    Uld. 


enmity. 
lo  have,  and  vtvuri  a  pine  trce)lEYOp(iiiu,  (fr.  name)  to  hol€,  tarry]     pass,  of  yov/iaW^oi 

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Exn 


'E\V';'>  iropf-  ofXP"*'  ""pcrs.  or  by 
A|)oc.  for  ^pi)iai,  pros.  inf. 
act.  of  same*,  ih.  ^pi)/")  obs.  lo 
owe. 

'Exp'iocy  -Of  1  -£,  «<■'•  —  Kxp>)<"i- 
/JF)!',  -u),  -aro,  I  |>l.  F.XP'loi'l'i^a, 
mid.  —  E,Yp>';<r('')> ,  -tiy  -'/i  pass. 
I  a.  ind.  —  E\;pi;ro,  Ion.  for 
tvparo,  3  sui.  cont.   impf.  mid. 

of  XP"'^- 
'K;^pi£>',  v  added,  3  sin.   impf.  — 
'Exp'ffo,  -«f,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

XP'^- 
E;(pdu)»'ro,  Poet,   for   E'^puivro,   3 

pi.  cont.  impf.  mid.  of  XP'^^- 
E;]^i'i;i',  -i;fi  ->;,  2  a.  —  Kx^^'Oin; 
-vi,  -'?>  1  a-   ind.  pass.  — E;^i''- 
urjv,  -(TO,  -TO,   in  3  pi.   ixvvTo, 
Ion.  for  eKcxt'i"lVt  and  tKcxwro, 
pper.  pass,  of  ;^i''(<). 
E;tupof,  -(I,  -de,  forlijied,  fenced, 
defended  ;  Jirm,   strong  ;    safe, 
sure,  secure. 
Exi'P<ito  -u>,  {fr.  last)  lo  fortify,  de- 
fend, fence,  guard  ;  to  strength 
en,  fasten,  ./ir,  make  firm. 
Ej-SpiSf,  (fr.  same)  strongly,  firm 

(V  ;  safe,  securely. 
'E;^;(i),  f.  l^iii  and  ax>'i<r'^,  p.  iox^"" 
to  have,  hold,  possess  ;  to  keep, 
contain,  retain,  keep  or  hold  to- 
gether ;    to  restrain,   check,    de- 
tain,  seize  ;    to   bear,    wear    or 
carry ;    to  obtain,    get,    accom 
plish ;  to   guard,  keep,  protect ; 
to  support,  maintain,  keep  up  ; 
to  esteem,   account,  consider  ;  to 
actuate,  influence,  impel ;  to  atl- 
minister,  conduct,   order,    direct 
manage  ;  to  have  in  one's  power, 
be  able,    effect,  may  or  can  ;  to 
feel,  be  disposed,  inclined,  affect- 
ed ;     to    be,    be  in  any   certain 
state  or    habit  ;    to  practise,    be 
employed,    engaged    or   conver- 
~  sant    in.     'Kxoi""t    '"    adhere, 
cling,  be  holden,  joined  or  con- 
nected with  ;    to  belong,  pertain 
to  ;  to  adjoin,  bi  next  ;  to  follow, 
come  next  after.    KaXaJ?  ixciv,  to 
rejoice.    Tbv  S'  ariijulicrai  ix^^h  he 
affronts  him.     Y.lxtv  i)(Tvxoi,  he 
was  silent  or  quiet.  Kx^ftva  au> 
T)]pla(,  the  things  connected  with 
safety.   Tlapovciav  f'x'"'' '"  ""^^^ 
his  appearance.  'E;if(i)  tiri^/Xtiav, 
to  take  care  of.   'Hirvxlav  ix^i  '" 
Tett,  be  quiet.  Suyyvulfoyv /;^(o, /») 
forgive.     Kyavdnrritnv  ix'^i  I"  be 
angry  or  indignant.     Kardiicfi- 
^iv  ixo),  toblame.  'E;^u  6/os, '" 
fear.   'Exi^  fp^/iov,  lo  run.  itnpf 
act.  tTyoi/.  2  a.  act.  ind.  laxov 
impr.  axh,  as  if  fr.  axni"'  sul). 

'X**"'   "''^'   "^"    P*""-    i"^'    pass. 

taxifat.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  axtOi'ico- 

fiai. 
'E;^(jvT(,  Dor.  for  f;^u(ri,3pl.  pres. 

sub.  a«t.  of  last. 
E;^iip£i,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 

X^oiui. 
E;j'iooiVCijv,  -17s, -ri,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  ;^woi'^u>. 
'S.Xoi'Jdniiv,  -a,  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  p^biu. 
'E-X'SxiOlv,  -r)i,  -I),  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

j(6u,  obs.  see  p^uvviJu  or  -vfii 


EnH 

Ei/nOaXa;")''!  -w,   -aro,  1  a.   ind. 

mi<l.  of  x^nddWiii. 
Etf  (iXiiTui,  Ion.  for  ci|(iA;u'i'Oi  tiffi, 

3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass,  of  ^'.iAXuj. 
'Et|rf/ii;i',  -w,  -aru,  1  a.  iiul.  act.  — 

"Ed'tdi,   Ion.  for  ifv/i;,  2  sin.  1  f. 

mill,  of  tVui. 
E</fii',  pres.  inf.  act.  of  i^u. 
Ei/fu(^(i^i;i',  -uv,  -tTo,  impf.  mid 

'EiftuCTrt,  -af ,  -t,  act.  —  Eil'tuud- 

/(jjy,  -u),  -aro,  miii.  —  E>|'ti''ffW'(i', 

-);s,  -»;,  in  3  pi.  -i)aav,  pass.  1  a. 

ind.  of  x^tiiui. 
EiPn^dipnoa,  -ail  -Cj  ^  a.  ind.  act. 

ot  \l.t)\a<l>diii. 
'Et^Tj^Ki, -arof,  rd.  (fr.  t<|u  to  cook) 

dressed    victuals,    slewed    meat, 

pottage. 
'Elf  1/(715,  -lof,  Att.  -ews,  fi,  (fr.  last) 

cookery,    boiling,     dressing     of 

meat. 
'K4r]Tfii,  -ov,b,  (fr.  same)  a  cook. 
'E\priTb;,  -n,  -av,  (fr.  same)  boiled, 

cooked,   dressed.      Also  subs,  o 

certain  smalt  fish. 
K^pia,  -nj,  //,  (ir.  /n-uj  to  speak)  a 

conference,    parley  ;      discourse, 

talk,  conversation. 
ExpidiiaOat,    Poet,     for    txptaaOai, 

pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 
E>f  la'u) -(S,    (tr.   {'i^w,  f.   of  ittii)   to 

speak)  to  say,  sjienk.     Ex^idofiui 

-u)fiat,to  scn/f,  rait,  jest  ;  to  feast, 

revel,  eat,  drink,  anil  be  merry. 
Kil'tOvplaio/ici',  Dor.  for  i-^'iOvpi^o- 

fitv,  1  pi.  impf.  act.  of  xpiOvpi^oi. 
ExptowvTo,  Poet,  for  iji^tiovTO,  3  pi. 

cont.  impf.  mid.  of  t\j,'id(i>. 
'Eipofxai,  -ji,  -CTai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 

£7rir). 

E'^vxaydycov  -ovv,  -cci  -£if,  -££  -ci, 

impf.  act.  of  i^uYaywy/u). 
'Expvxov,    -cs,   -£,    impf.    act.  of 

4,vx'^.    ^ 
"Ei^'w,    f.  i\p>]aii),  p.  -j//ca,  to  boil, 

seeth,    slew,    bake,    cook,    dress 

victuals. 
"Ew,   f.  eaw,  p.  ciko,  obs.  to  dress, 

clothe,  put  on.  fr.  which  comes 


evvvfii. 
"Eo),  to  set,  place,  lay  ;  same  as 

"Eu),    to  send ;   fr.    which   comes 

hi"- 
'Eo>,  to  be  ;  fr.  which  comes  tint. 
'Eu,  to  go  ;  fr.  which  comes  eT/ii. 
"Eu>,  'ii}i,  £>;,  Poet,  for  i,  //j,  ^,  2  a. 

sub.  of  I'l;^!.     Or,  for  w,  j)j,  p, 

pres.  sub.  of  ufH,  to  be. 
"E«,  a.  sin.  of  'im^. 
'E<~>,  d.  sin.    of  ib;,  -S),  -iv,  Poet. 

for  OS,  17,  ov. 
Ed,  cont.  for  cdu),  f.  cdcui. 
'Edia,  -as,  )/,  viz.  ;^u)oa,  and  'Ewa, 

-wi',  Tu,   (fern.    sin.    and   neut, 

pi.  of  iuo;  eastern,  ih.  t'uj  the 

east)  the  eastern  region  or  parts, 

the  east. 
'Ewya,   -ai,  -c,  mid.  —  'Eioynat, 

-(ai,    -arai,   pass.   per.   ind.  — 

Eiayiifvoi,  par.   per.  pass.   Att. 

for  ijiya,  uiy/iui,  i^yiiivoq  of  oiyui. 
Etayvia,  fem.  of  Eijiyw?,  -i^ra,  -df, 

par.  per.  mid.  of  same. 
Eoj/ji',  -rjs,  -rj,  Att.  for  cdoifti  -Hfii, 

-doii  -<3{,  -doi  -W)  pres,  opt.  act. 

of  cdu. 

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Eas 

Eu)0(i,  iEol.  and  Ion.  for  cfufla 

-(IS,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  iOu. 
EwOtv,  (fr.  i'cDj  the  morning,  ana 
-Otc  irom)  i/i  </ic  jnorning,  early, 
at    daybreak ;      soon,    betimes; 
from  morn. 
'Euie"itbi,  -fi,  -bv,    (fr.  same)  o/or 
i;i  the  tnorning,  early,     E^iioOi 
ruv, from  mom, 
Eii0i)ui',  Att.  for  diQovv,  impf.  ind. 

act.  cont.  of  u)Qiu>. 
EiJjKiiv,  -CIS,  -tt,  pper.  ind.  mid. 

Poet,  and  Att.  of  cikui. 
'EwXoj,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (perhaps  fr.   tuj 
the  morning,  and  (iXXuw  to  lose) 
of  or  from  yesterday,  yesterday'' s  ; 
stale,  tainted ;  dead,  flat,  insipid ; 
dull,  frigid,  obsolete. 
EiiX:;£(i',  Poet,   and  Att.   for  t)S\- 
TTciv,  -CIS,  -£">  pper.  ind.  mid.  ot 
fXiroi). 
'Eai;<£>'  and  E(3/i£i',  Poet,  for  iijttv 

and  (i^cv,  see  t'cu  and  im. 
Ei'ojxi,  cont.  for  cdoifii  -(S/11,  pres. 

opt.  act.  of  £(iii). 
EiJiv,   coxiaa,  civ.   Poet,  for  ihv,  ov- 

aa,  bv,  par.  pros,  of  £i/j(,  to  be. 
'Ewi',  cont.  for  idor.  Ion.  for  claov 

-u>v,  itnpf.  ind.  act.  of  cdfi). 
Ewvt'iOnv,   Edivriixat,  Att.    for  wvi}- 
0<iv,  -ris,  -r],  1  a.  ind.  pass,  and 
m'i)jiai,  -aai,  -rat,  per.  ind.  pass, 
of  uivionat. 
Eiavovfrriv,  Euvouvro,  Att.  for  lavov- 
jiriv,    1  sin.   and  oivovvro,   3  pi. 
cont.  impf.  mid.  of  same. 
EifVOx6ovv,  Ett)voxuci,  Att.  foTiavo- 
X^ovv,   I   sin.  or  3  pi.  and  (ovo- 
X^th  3  sin.  cont.  impf  mid.  of 
otvoxoiu). 
'Ew((<,  Att.    for   Cf^a,  -as,  -£,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  oiyou. 
'EioQs,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  'iit>s  the  morn- 
ing)   morning,  early ;     eastern, 
oriental. 
Eiipa,    -as,    fi,    for   aidpa,  which 

see. 
'Etipa,  Att.  for  hipa,  3  sin.  cont. 
imi)f.  act.  — 'Ed)pdKa,'Eu)pdKa- 
Itcv,  'EiopaKfvat,  EwpuKihs,  Att. 
for  lopdKa,  I  sin.  and  wpdKaitcv, 
1  1)1.  per.  ind.  wpaKtvat,  per. 
inf.  and  iLpaKtoSi  par.  per.  act.  of 

bpdu), 
Eo')py[iv,  pper.  mid.  formed  lopya, 

INIetath.  for  ipoya,  per.  mid.  of 

ipyoi,  'ji((,'^  or  /p6u). 
'Ei'ipru^oi/,  -cs,  -£,    impf.   act.  of 

/oprn'^(<j. 
'Eut'puiv,  Att.  for  updjv,  impf.  act. 

cont.  of  6paio. 
"E(jjs,  and  Poet,  ciuis,  same  as  &s, 

until ;  while,  whilst,  during  ;  un- 
to, even  unto,  as  far  as ;  up  to, 

(IS  much  as,  so  much  as  ;  as,  like  ; 

when ;  that. 
"E(.)s,  -w,  >';,  "sed  in  prose,  Hds  by 

the     poets ;     morning,    dawn ; 

forenoon ;     the    east ;    Aurora, 

a.  sin.  cii). 
Ewaa,  cont.  fr.  caov(ra,  fem.  par. 

pres.  act.  of  cdm. 
'Etixrn,    E(i)(Ta//)7V,   Ediaavro,    Att. 

for  (Sera,  -as,  -h  act.  madftrtv,  -la, 

-aru,  in  3  pi.  iSyTavro,  mid.    1  a. 

ind.  of  tiiOiut  or  liiOm. 
Eu>cOriv,'E(ji<ritai,An.foTiiad>iv,-ris, 


ZAK 

.q,  1  a.  ind.    and   utr/iai,  -aai, 
•crai,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  same. 

'Ewat  and  'Eu<rty,  v  added,  Ion.  for 
iffi,  S  pL  pres,  sub.  of  etfu,  to 
be. 

'Euarai,  Att.  (otZaTat,  see  incuff- 
Oijv  above. 

'Euxrrt,  (fr.  tuy  as,  and  re  the 
enclitic)  »o  as,  just  as,  like 
as. 

'Eii>a<pipos,  -on,  b,  (fr.  £uif  the  morn- 
ing, and  <pep<i)  to  bring)  Lucifer, 
the  morning  star,  bright  har- 
binger of  morn,  the  planet  Ve- 
nus, while  to  the  west  of  the 
sun. 

'EuGroB,  'KcJUT^,  'EaCru/,  Ion.  for 
iavToS,  iavTjj,  iavrifi'  or  for  acav 
Tov,  ccavT^,  atavTif. 


Z,  5,  |,  the  sixth  of  the  Greek 
letters,  called  zeta.  As  a  nu- 
meral mark,  it  signifies  seven  ; 
the  character  f,  placed  between 
c  and  ^,  expressing  six.  With 
an  i  subscribed,  it  stands  for 
seven    thousand,    ^.       By   the 

Doric  dialect  it  is  in  many 
words  changed  into  ai,  as  fic- 
\iabojirn  for  ^cXi^ofiai. 

Za,  a  particle  set  at  the  begin- 
ning of  words,  heightening  the 
signification,  as  ^ifrXourof  very 
rich  ;  very,  much,  highly. 

Za,  itiol.  in  composition  for  ita, 
as  l^ajidWut  for  iiajiiiXXui. 

Zii,3  sin.  cont.  pres,   in  i.  act.  of 

Zaiiiipuov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  next)  an  ar- 
mory, repository,  Uorehiuse. 

y.diiih  -IS,  h,  a  coat  of  mail,  breasl- 
jMUe. 

ZafJdj,  -OB,  h,  fi,  rrooked,  curved, 
hrnt ;  twinted,  wrrathe'l. 

ZaliovKiiv,  Heb.  Zabulon,  a  man's 
name. 

ZdyitXi?,  -f;{,^,  and  Z<iy<tX'>v,-o«,rd,l 
a  Sicilian  word,  (fr.  ^d  vf.ry, 
and  ayKvXoi  crooked)  a  sickle, 
Ttnpinn-lwik. 

y.aiif,  -ttaa,  -iv,  par.  pres.  act. 
of 

Zdrifii,  (fr.  ((i  inlcns.  and  dij/n  to 
blow )  to  lilrrw  frrnh  ;  to  breathe, 
hrenlne  ntmng, 

Zafif,  -Ini,  h,  li,  (fr.  same)  hlou)- 

inf  ntriing  ;  vrhrmtrU,  fordbU ; 

pnihfrful,  mighty. 
Za9ioiv,  g.  and  <l.  dii.  of 
ZMtoi,  -ov,  h,  fi,  anil  <umi(>timeff  -of, 

•i;, -Of,  (fr.  (.1  mtrnii.  and  3i4t 

a  deity)    't'/    itivinr,    gmUikc ; 

fnmmi»,  rrlrhnitrd. 
Zarcv,   Sync,   for  ^Iriaav,  3  pi.   of 

Zalfiy,  ->;«,  -i,  prc».  opt.  act.  of 

^JI;/i  for  ^liij), 
ZaKtXrlfiK,  Zt«tXrWc{  and  ZiKvvOt- 

it(,  -uv,  a!,  rape,  gourds  or  some 


ZA* 

such  vegetables,  imported  ftom 
the  island  Zdmido;,  Zacyn- 
thus. 

ZuKorog,  -ov,  o,  i),  (fr.  ^a  intens. 
and  KJroja  grudge)  very  angry, 
indigiiant, provoked  ;  raging,  fu- 
rious, frantic. 

ZoK^alof,  -ov,  b,  ZacchoBus,  a. 
man's  name. 

ZaK^apiai,  -ov,  b,  Zachanas,  a 
man's  name. 

Zdxxov,  -ov,  TO,  and  Za(c;i^oy,  -ov, 
6,  Heb.  0  treasury. 

ZdXua,-ai,  i;,  the  zalia  or  laurel  of 
Alexandria. 

ZaXev,  Dor.  for  ^vXoC,  pres.  impr. 
mid.  of  ^'Adio. 

ZaAi;,  -r,i,  h,  (fr-  C"  intens.  and 
aeXXa  a  storm,  or  i^iui  to  foam) 
a  whirlivind,  storm,  tempest, 
hurricane. 

Zd\oi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  or  per- 
haps fr.  ^a  much,  and  uXj  the 
sea)  the  sea  in  a  storm,  tlie 
troubled  ocean,  foam,  break- 
ers. 

ZaX(!(<>,  Dor.  for  ^»;X(5u>. 

ZaXioroy,  Dor.  for  ^7;Xwr<5f. 

ZanfiaKi\aiov,  -ov,  tu,  (th.  tXai'o  the 
olive)  olive  oil. 

Zaiitviu  -i,  f.  -natii,  (fr.  ^o  much, 
and  fxivoi  anger)  to  behave  vio- 
lently, chafe  uilh  anger,  rage  ; 
to  use  strength,  exert,  strain, 
apply. 

Zu/i£V(K,  -/o{  -oVf,  b,  II,  (fr.  same) 
vehement,  impetuous,  violent ; 
strong,  able,  powerful,  mighty  ; 
spirited,  high-minded,  magnani- 
mous ;   indignant,  angry. 

'Zafiivriaa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Zav,  Zai  J{,  (fr.  (u'u)  to  live)  Dor. 
for  Zt'iv. 

Zavii,  -<ioj,  -o5«,  hi  (fr-  last)  Juno, 
the  queen  of  heaven. 

Zdn\ovTOi,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  ^o  intens. 
and  n-Xof/roj  wealth)  very  ridi, 
wealthy,  ahuntlnnt. 

Zdpa,  Heb.  indecl.  Zara,  a  man's 
name. 

Zapyavti,  sec  aapynvri. 

Zapo(ioTdi'r],  -rii,  fj,  some  military 
engine. 

ZaTcvaa,  Dor.  for  Cvrnvaa,  fern, 
oar.  pre?,  act.  of^i^r/w. 

Zariiii  -fa).  Dor.  for  ft^Ttu). 

Zarpivui,  (fr.  fa  intens.  and  rp/ai 
to  dread,  or  rtlpu  to  rub)  to 
tvork  or  grind  in  a  mill  or  vmrk- 
houst. 

ZaTpt<pli(,  -fof,  -o'tf,  b,  li,  (fr.  snm<>, 
and  rplJiu  to  rear)  vrry  fat,  fat- 
tened, frd  ;  fining,  lusty. 

Zarpml^t.!,  tu  play  nt  rhr^s. 

Z.arnhiav,  -ov,  ri,  some  game,  per- 
haps rhts*. 

Za<(it\ti(,  -(o(  -oi't,  4,  li,  (fr.  same, 
aniia^rXi)(  nimpli;)  plain,  home- 
ly, mean  ;  ruxlir,  rlnirnith,  blunt ; 
rough,  violent,  fierce,  unruly, 
angry. 

Za^(XiTi(,(fr.  last)  dimply ;  roughly, 
viotmtly  ;  angrily. 

Za^Xcy^t,  -/o«  -or.t,  h,  fi,  (fr.  ^a  in- 
lcns. and  i)i\lyui  to  bum)  flam- 
ing, burning,  scorching ;  burst- 
(269) 


ZET 

ing  fvrdi,  flourishing,  exube- 
rant ;  bright,  shining,  splen- 
did. 

Zaxpetm  and  Zaxpvfis,  -eos-ovs,  o, 
I),  (fx.  same,  and  ;^pti«  necessity, 
or  ^pdu)  to  fall  upon)  useful, 
pirojitable,  convenient,  expedient, 
necessary  ;  vehement,  tamest, 
eager,  violent,  impetuous,  furi- 
ous, fierce. 

Za;^;p£ioy,  -ov,  b,  §,  (fr.  ^a  intens. 
and  xP^'"  "ant)  needy,  poor, 
indigent. 

Za;^puo'os,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xpvaii  gold)  rich,  wealthy,  plen- 
tiful in  gold. 

Zdxl,  (perhaps  fr.  ^iia  to  foam) 
the  sea,  ocean. 

Zdiii  -d,  f.  -jjo-u),  p.  i^V'^a,  to  livCy 
have  life,  lead  life;  to  thrive, 
grow,  bloom  ;  to  enjoy,  live  hap- 
pily ;  to  revive,  recover,  come  to 
life  ;  to  enliven,  reanimate,  cause 
to  live.  impf.  act.  i^aov  -uiv, 
par.  pres.  act.  ^duiv  -uiv,  -dovaa 
-dca,  -dov  -uiv  1  a.  act.  ind. 
i^riaa'  sub.  ^i^am'  par.  ?fiaai.  1 
I.  mid.  ^jjcofiai. 

Zia  or  Ztiu,  -Sg,  »/,  a  kindof  grain, 
barley,  spell. 

ZcjSciaXos,  -ov,  b,  Zebedee,  a  man's 
name. 

Z£yf'pi£f,  a  Libyan  word,  signify- 
ing hills,  knolls,  or  downs.  Also, 
an  animal  of  the  rat  kind 
there. 

Zfi'^upof,  -ov,  b,  i';,  (fr.  ^etd  barley, 
or  ^dh)  to  live,  and  dupov  a  gift, 
th.  iliwfii  to  give)  corn-yield- 
ing, fertile,  fruitful,  abundant; 
crdivcning,  nourishing,  life-giv- 
ing. 

Zeiovoa,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  Z,i»vaa, 
fern.  par.  pres.  act.  of  ^/o). 

Zitpa,  -«{,  and  Ion.  Zetpi],  -rii,  i),  a 
kind  of  dress,  coat,  robe.  Also, 
for  o'£ipii,  a  ckain. 

Zitpiw  -a,  (perhaps  fr.  next)  to 
make  perfumes,  compound  aro- 
matics. 

Zcipii,  -d,  -iv,  (perhaps  fr.  ^a 
much,  and  ilpii)  to  join)  sundry^ 
various,  divers,  mixed. 

Zclii)  for  ^iu>. 

ZiXxia,  -fall',  rd,  a  Phrygian  word, 
pot  herbs,  eiilriblc  Vvgetaliles, 

/.('XXw,  to  throw,  cast,  fiing. 

'/.tun  or  /(((//(),  Hob.  o  wicked 
imagination  or  device, 

7.l\ia,  -fiTix,,  rb,  (fr.  f/ii)  to  boil)  a 
deciictum,  liroth,  &c.  ;  a  boiling, 
steiving. 

7./oi'Ttf,n.  pi.  mas.  of  f/uv. 

/,/(7t.  Ion.  for  /^tfff,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  —  '/.taOtU,  -ttaa,  -iv,  par.  1 
a.  pass,  of^im, 

Z/(ri<,  -lof,  Att.  -£0)5,  fi,  (fr.  ^/u  to 
bciil)  tirnl,  warmth  ;  a  boiling 
or  Hlriring. 

Ztirriif,  -i\ -()i',(fr.  same) lint,  warm, 
scorching,  boiling. 

Zil'YIi  P'-  '■"nl.  of  (tr.vnf. 

ZtvynXilrnu  -ov,  li,  (fr.  iiTiynf  a 
pair,  and  fXin'i  w  •"  drive)  driving 
a  pair  or  n  tram  of  oxen  ;  a  driv- 
er ;  a  ploughman. 

Zcuy/irffoi,  -wr,  a\,  (fr.  f^tvyviu  t9 


ZH0 


yoke,  and  tnvos  a  horse)  a  kw 
cfiiviot. 

Zcii)irT;j,-oti,i,(rr.ffti)'n'u)toyoke) 
ilrawn  or  carried  in  a  cart ;  har- 
nessed, ffokfl  in  pairs,  paired, 
coupled. 

Zcvy^n,  -Vf,  11,  (f'-  same)  a  collar, 
i/oke. 

Zeiyita,  -aroi,  ri),  (fr.  same)  a 
Jitining,  nniling,  union  ;  a  junc- 
ture, joint,  i.cani;  a  bridge ;  /ti- 
ters ;  Zeugma,  a  grammatical 
figure. 

y.tvyivaai,  Ion.  and  Zti'yrun,  Dor. 
for^a')'ri"(ri,3pl.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  '/.cvyvv^uvat,  tor  ^cvyvvvai, 
pres.  inf.  act.  of  ^tvyvvfii. 

Ztuyii'ui,  or  ZfJyyv/ii,  f.  ^ti's"^,  p. 
i^cvya,  to  join,  conjoin,  unite, 
connect ;  to  yoke,  harness  toge- 
ther ;  to  pair,  couple,  per.  ind. 
|iass.  i^evy^ai. 

Zff'yoj, -tof,  Td,(fr.  last)  a  set,  yoke, 
team;  a  pair,  couple;  a  clta- 
riot,  carriage,  vehicle  ;  the  cross- 
bar of  a  lyre  to  whicli  the  striiigs 
were  fastened. 

Zcvyu},  obs.  see  (Jtuyi'iJu. 

ZcvKTiiofa,  -ai,  /;,  and  ZcvKTrjplov, 
-ov,  To,(l'r.  same)  a  chain,  fetters; 
a  hand,  bond. 

ZevKTos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  joined , 
united,  connected  ;  harnessed, 
inked  togctlier ;  coupled,  pair- 
'ed. 

Xcij^at,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Zcv^dfitvos 
->!,  -ov,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of  ^ti'y- 

VVJlt. 

Ztrrfijj  -loj,  Att.  -eoi;,  /;,  (fr.  same) 
a  joining,  connexion,  union,  con- 
junction. 
Zcv^oj,  -ei5,-£(,  1  f.  ind.  act.  ofl'rfy- 

I'u^i,  as  if  fr.  ^tiiyw. 
Ztiifii,  -uos  -ous,    II,    a  woman's 

name. 
Z.tvoftai,  Dor.forytuo/jai,  see  ytvu>. 

1  a.  inf.  mid.  (fvaaOai. 
Zeis,  Znt'ii,  and  Aioj,  b,  (fr.  ^jw  to 
be  hot,  or  ^«'u)  to  animate)  Ju- 
piter, the  supremo  divinity  of 
the  Greeks  and  Romans  ;  the 
heavens  ;  the  air  or  upper  re- 
gion of  it,  the  cBther. 
Zcipvpiri,  -rji,  fi  (fern,  of  next)  same 

as  ^i<pvpoi. 
Zc(pvoios,  -a  and  Ion.  -;;,  -ov,   (fr. 

nvxl)  of  the  zephyr  ;  v:estern. 
Zicfivpoi,  -ou  and  Ion.  -oio,  h,   (fr. 
(un'j  life,  and  ^ipw  to  bring)  the 
ZKjihyr  or  west  wind, 
Z/u»  -<i,  f.  ftVu,  p.  il^iKa,  to  be  hot ; 
to  boil,  seethe,    stew ;    to  work, 
ferment,    bubhU   up,    burst  out, 
spring.  1  a.  ind.  act.  i^eaa.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  c^iaOijv  par.  ^eoOcls. 
Zi'i>v,-ov<Ta,-ov,  (par.  pres.  act.  of 
last)  warm,  fervent,  zealous,  n. 
pi.  mas.  ^iovTcs. 
Zfi,  Dor.  for  ^d,  cont.  fr.   ^dc,  2 
sin.  pres.  impr.  —  but  Zfj,  Dor. 
for    la,    cont.    fr.    ^ati,  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  ^-io.     Or  for 
it;v,  3   sin.    2  a.  ind.    act.   of 

ZriOi,-Tiii,  (pres.  impr.  act.  of^^^i) 

may  you  live,  long  life  to  you. 
Zg9o5,  same  as  fvOoj. 


ZHN 

Zi;Ai;/iwr,  -ovui,  fj,  I'l,  (fr.  !^iiX6u)  to 
emiilalo)  envious,  jmlous. 

Z>i\n7,  cont.  fr.  (ijAciti,  3  sin.  pros, 
ind.  net.  of  ^lyAciui. 

Zi)Xo>,  -av,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  fiu  to  bo 
warm)  ivarmlh,  hvd  ;  a  fervent 
mind ;  emul'ilion,  rivdlry  ;  spite, 
envy,  jealousy;  ungir,  indigna- 
tion ;  zciil,  ardency ;  devotion, 
eager  service,  worship,  adora- 
tion, 

Zri\oTvrriii)  -u),  f.  -I'law,  (fr.  last,  ami 
Tvirrui  to  strike)  to  be  zealous, 
serve  ardently,  worsliip  devoutly  ; 
to  be  jealous,  envy,  grudge,  bear 
ill  u-iil. 

ZjiXoTViria,  -oj,  ly,  (fr.  same)  jea- 
lousy ;  emulation,  rivalry,  com- 
petition. 

ZiiXoTVTTOi,  -Oil,  0,11,  (fr.  samc)jVa- 
lous,  suspicious  ;  aivious. 

Zj?/\du>  -u,  f.  -u)!7ii),  p.  c^/}Xu)(ca,  (fr. 
^t/Xoi  zeal)  to  imitate,  strive  to 
excel,  emulate,  rival ;  to  envy, 
hale,  grudge ;  to  canvass,  seek 
favour  or  interest ;  to  desire  ea- 
gerly, covet,  long  for  ;  to  put  to 
a  test,  try,  prove-;  to  perish, 
die. 

Zr]\(o,l  sin.  cont.  pros.  ind.  act. 
of  last;  but — Zf/Aw,  d.  sin.  of 
^)iAof 

ZijXwdiii'Ttj,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act. — 


ZOP 

Zj/f,  Dor.  for  ^^f,  2  sin.  pre«. 
ind.  act,  cont.  —  Zi'iaat,  1  a.  int 
act.  —  Zi'iaaaa,  i:.  fern.  |)ar.  1  a. 
act. — Z;}(To^ui,-p,-£r(ii,[il.-(TO/i£- 
Ou,  -acaOe,-aovTai,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
—  Zi'iaojicv,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
Zt'iau),  1  pi.  -ffui^iti',  1  a.  sub. 
act. —  Zijrt,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  sub. 
act.  of  fdu). 

ZiJTus,  -a,  6,  Dor.  for  Z»}ti)j,  Zetcs, 
u  son  of  Uoreas. 

/.I'lrce-ct,  pres.  impr.  act.  of  ^i7r/(ii. 

Ztirat;  pros.  inf.  cont — 'Arirui,  -u, 
2  and  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind. — 
Zr/rctrc,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  or 
impr.  —  Zrirdrui,  3  sin.  cont. 
pres.  impr.  act. — Zi;Ttrr(u,3sin. 
cont.  pros.  ind.  pass,  of  ^Tjriv). 

Z'irtvj];,  2  sin.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 
Zi/rtiiw,  Poet,  for 

Zijrio)  -d,  f.  -{jauj,  p.  ci^i'iTijKa,  to 
seek,  took  for,  search,  inquire  ; 
to  argue,  discuss,  debate,  ques- 
tion, examine ;  to  desire,  want, 
need,  miss  ;  to  pursue,  prosecute, 
endeavour  after,  impf.  act.  c^t'i- 
Tcciv  -ovv.  pres.  ind.  pass,  ^tirio- 
fiai  -ovijiai.  impf.  pass.  ti,iiTt6firiv 

-OVjltlV. 

Zi'jTriiia,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  last)  a 
question,  doubt,  object  of  inquiry  ; 
a  debate,  dispute,  controversy,  pi. 
^tjTtjjxaTa'  g.  ^tjTriiiitTWV. 


Z//Au(TOi',  1  a.  impr.  act. — 5;>;Xu-  \Zr}T>'iat),  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  —  Zij- 


covaiv,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
E^riXdiii. 

ZfjXhiati,  -tos,  Att.  -cwf,  i),  (fr. 
same)  emulation,  rivalry,  com- 
petition ;  jealousy,  suspicion,  en- 
vy. 

Z»;XwTt'os,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ^ijXdu  to  en- 
vy )  tie  should  emulate ;  it  is  In 
be  envied,  &c.  according  to  the 
verb. 

Zi;Xu)7i)$,  -o?i,  0,  (fr.  ^;"jXo;  emula- 
tion) a  zealot,  stickler,  partisan, 
violent  adherent ;  an  emulator, 
imitator. 

Z^jAojros,  -on,  b,  ff,  (fr.  same)  en- 
viable, imitable,  worthy  of  imi- 
tation. 

Zr;ui,  same  as  t^iiw.  pres.  impr. 
C^flOi,  -ro),  2  a.  act.  ind.  e^n'',  -VSy 
-II'  opt.  ^aiiiv,  in  3  pi.  (fliriaav, 
and  C^aliv. 

Zrijiia,  -aj,  /;,  hurt,  injury,  damage, 
toss  ;  a  fine,  mulct,  punish- 
ment. 

Zl^flldu)  -W,  f.  -UKTOl,  p.  iZriflthlKa,  (fr. 

last)  to  injure,  damage,  impair  ; 
to  amerce,  fine,  punish  by  a  pe- 
nalty or  loss.    1    a.   ind.   pass. 

tCiijiHi'iOriv. 
ZiiiittiiOii,  -fis,  -rj,  2  pi.  Ziijnti)Qi)TC, 

1  a.  sub.  pass.  —  ZriniuiO/ioOfiai, 

-ri,  -irai,  1  f.  imL  pass,  of  last. 
Znfti'oit",  -uTOi,  rb,  (fr.  same)   a 

penalty,  mulct,  fine;    damage, 

loss,  injury. 
Zrijiiwaii,   -(Of,  Att.   -cu?,   >;,   (fr. 

same)    injury,   the   infliction  of 

loss;  a  fining  or  levying  a  pc- 

natty. 
Zfjv,  Dor.  for  ^nv,  pres.  inf.  act. 

cont.  of  ^«'o). 
Zi)v,  Zrivbi,  Jupiter.    Sec  Zttj. 
Zijvaj,  -a,  0,  a  man's  name. 
(270) 


TijfTai,  1  ri.  inf.  act.  —  Zt'irri<Tov, 
-urw,  1  a.  impr.  act. —  ZrinjacTC, 
-aovai,  2  and  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act. 
—  Zriri'iadD/jicv,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
of  same. 

Zt'irrjcii,  -105,  Att.  -cios,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  a  search,  inquiry,  investi- 
gation ; "  disputation,  ditr.ussion, 
debate,  controversy,  pi.  cont. 
^vrriaus. 

ZtiTTiTiKhi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  cu- 
rious, iitquisitive,  prying  ;  con- 
troversial. 

ZvTolicn,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  or 
d.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres.  act.  — 
Zvrovv,  ncut.  sin. —  /.ijtoTivti,  d. 

sin ZnTut'VTCi,  n.  and  Zriroiv- 

roiv,  g.  pi.  cont.  of  <^rjriii). 

Z'lTpdov,  -oii,Tb,  (fr.  ^a  much,  and 
Tpfw  to  fear)  n  work-house  or  jail 
for  refractory  servants. 

ZijTia,  3  sin.  of  (^ijOi,  pres.  impr. 
act.  of^r/juc.  Or  Dor.  for  ^a'rw, 
3 sin. cont. pres.  impr.  act.  offa'u. 

Z.TITUI,  pros.  ind.  act.  cont. — Zrirui- 
fiiv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  sub.  act.  — 
Z.iitZv,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 

Zi/iiJV>;,Si/5ui7;  or  Sti/?);v>;,n  hunting 

spear  ;  a  tanee,  javelin,  dart,  all 

of  iron. 
Ziyy(,'j£p<f,-(0?,Att.-£u5,;^,  ;fin§-er. 
Z/yyo5,  -ov,  u,  the  murmur  of  bees; 

a  buzz,  drone,  hum  or  ayiy  such 

.sound. 
Zi?,dviov,  -ov,  rb,  zizane,  darnel, 

tares. 
Ziui,  to  seek,  look  for ;  to  inquire, 

ask ;  to  examine. 
Zon,  -nu  ht  Ion-  for^ui/j. 

ZopKns,  -dioi,  h,  lo"-  •of  ^OBKds. 
ZoonlidliiX,  Heb.  indecl.  Zoroba- 
bel,  a  man's  uumc. 


ZQA 

Zoiadu,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  iinpr. 
pass,  of^du. 

Zofcpoto,  Ion.  for  ^o'^tpou,  g.  of 

Zo^epbi,  -ii,-ui',{fr.^p^of  darkness) 
dark,  dusky,  gloomy,  misty,  dim, 
obscure. 

Zo(fiJi.ii,-ta(sa,-iv,  (fr.  same)  sha- 
dy, dark,  gloomy. 

Z6(pos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^a  much,  and 
vi(l)Oi  a  cloud)  darkness,  obscu- 
rity, gloomin':ss,  shade  ;  dark- 
ness visible,  blackness  ;  hell,  t'lc 
infernal  regions  ;  the  west, 

Zoodo)  -ui,  f.  -liau),  {fr.  last)  to  be 
dark  or  shady  ;  to  darken,  shade, 
overshadow. 

Zo<j>Mr)s,  -ejj(  -ovs,  0,  t],  same  as 
^oipcpoi,  and  ^oipStti. 

Zd^W(7lf,-iO{,Att.-£(Jf,  j;,  (fr.  ^JJoy 
darkness)  a  darkening,  obscura- 
tion; darkness,  gloominess,  shade, 
obscurity. 

Z6to,  C.  -tiaii),  obs.  see  ^uvvvu. 

Zvyaarpoy,  and  -rpiov,  -ov,  rb,  a 
cqffer,  chest,  box,  case,  desk. 

Zvyiht  -u<ra,  -iv,  n.  pi.  Zvyiprcs, 
par.  2  a.  pass,  of  ^tiyvvm. 

Zvyri'^dTrii,  ov,  b,  same  as^evyr]\d- 

Zvyirj,  -I]!,  t),  (fem.  Ion.  of  next) 
wedlock,  marriage. 

Zvyiof,  -ov,  b,n,  (fr.  next)  yoked, 
harnessed  ;  of  a  yoke,  about  har- 
ness ;  pertaining  to  wedlock, 
marriagen/jle. 

Zvyif,  -ov,  b,  and  Zvybv,  ov,  rd, (fr. 
ctvyvvj)  to  join)  a  yoke,  collar, 
h'trness ;  bon/lage,  slavery,  sub. 
jection ;  a  balance,  scales ;  the 
cross  bar  of  a  lyre  or  harp,  to 
which  the  strings  are  fastened  ;  a 
bench,  transom  ;  a  line  of 
troops. 

Zvyijiji  -H,  f.  -(iffu),  (fr.  last)  toyokc, 
harness,  put  in  draught ;  to  en- 
slave, sulxlue,  conquer  ;  to  join, 
frame,  put  together ;  to  fix  tlie 
cross  bar  to  a  lyre. 

Zvyu/ia,  -lirof,  ri,  (fr.  last)  abaiuJ, 
cramp,  fastening,  brace. 

ZiiOof,  -ov,  b,  OT -tof  -ovi,  T'),  (per- 
hapii  fr.  ^lu)  to  boil,  and  uiOif 
heat)  drink  made  of  barley,  beer, 
ale. 

Ziun,  -n<,  h,  (perliaoB  fr.  i7u>  to 
ferment)  yctt,  harm,  leav- 
en. 

Zv/joT,  Ssin.  com.  prcs.  ind.  act. 
of 

'/.Vft6t,t  -a,  f.  -uinii),  p.  iC^xifitoKa,  (fr, 

Zr''u;;   barm)   to  wnrk,  fir ' 

to  leaven,  cause  to  frrmrnt. 


znN 


zan 


Zutdyaiov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  ^u)Df  alive,,  Zoici'i'/zi,  same  as^uvriJu. 

an  J  dypa  a  catch)  ransom.  ■  ZiiifvvaKoiiijv,  -ov,  -ero,  irapf.  pass. 

Zwypa(i>iui-i!),f.-iicu},[>.E^ii}ypd(iy]Ka,\      of  ^uii  uctku).  Ion.  firr 

1  a.  md.  act.    t^ioypdtpiiaa.   per.  I  Ziavvvh),  Zuivvvut,   and  Zuivvcku, 
ind.  pass,  i^uyypdiprjiiai,  same  as       f.  ^liciii,  p.  i^iOKa,  to  bind  round, 


^u)aypd<f><i),  or  -<piw. 

Ziaypn^ia  -nf,  //,  (fr.  ^wof  alive, 
and  yoatju)  to  write)  a  painting, 
picture,  dclincalion,  portrait. 

Zij}ypd(po;,-ov,  u,(fr.  same)  a  paint- 
er, limnir. 

Zwypcc  -£i,prcs.  impr.  act.  of 

Zwypiu)  -d,  i.-t}cu),  p.  f^(ij'pi;ica,(fr 


tie  about,  gird,  harness,  gird  on; 
to  environ,  encircle,  iinpf.  iPjJv- 
vvov.  per.  ind.  pass,  i^uanat.  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  £fu)<ru'/ij;:',-ui,  -aro,  1  a, 
pass.  ind.  c^u)aO:iv  par.  ^uxtSe/s. 
ZwiTfioi',  and  Ziiii'nov,  -ov,  to,  (it. 
^du)  to  live,  or  i\.  i^ia  barley)  a 
mill,  ?nilhlonc,  quern. 


^uibi  alive,    and  dypa   prey)  /c  Zuoyoi'tTcOai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  cont, 


Zvuii  barm)  to  wnrk,  firment ; 
to  leaven,  cause  to  frrmrnt. 

7.ifitafiri,  -liruf,  ri,  (fr.  lailt)  any 
thint;  leauenrd,  an  bread,  ale, 
Sic.  ;  leaven,  ye»!,  barm. 

Zu/I'.)(7(f,  -<«f,  All.  -tui(,  /;,  (fr. 
.Yome)  working,  frrmmlalion. 

Zvfiurit,  -llfiv,  (fr.  nam',-)  leaven- 
ed. 

Zumypd'Pii),  and  Z.uiaypaijilio,  (fr. 
^uii?  alive,  nnl  ypd^iut  to  write)fo 
paint  In  the  life,  drtmeate,  por- 
trnt/,  express. 

Zu,  1  sin.  —  /.uifitv,  1  pi,  cont.  prcii. 
ind.  or  sub.  of  fa<i». 

Zii>iiypa\jydficvo(,  -17,  -ov,  pnr.  1  a. 
mid.  of  (fiinyndipii). 


take  alive,  spare  lije,  give  quar 
ter,   take    prisoner ;  to  animate, 
enliven,  vivify  ;    to  grow,  vege 
tote.  pe:.  ind.  pass,  i^.^yprijiai. 
Zjiypia,  and  Zuiypda,  -as,  »/,  see 

^U>}pi>]. 

Zo>ypiai,-ov,  0,  {fr.  ^uiypfu,  which 
see)  t  iken  uUlc,  tiring. 

Ziaypii],  ->K, »;,  (fr.  ^ti)bi  alive,  and 
dypa  a  prey)  «  living  prey,  live 
booty  ;  a  captive,  prisoner,  sur- 
vivcr  ;  a  taking  alive,  quarter. 

ZwypMv,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
^loypiu). 

Zw(5iaK0f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  tJte  Zo 
diac. 

ZCiciov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  ^ujov  a  liv- 
ing creature)  a  smalt  animal 
or  creature  ;  a  constellation  or 
heavenly  sign. 

Zwt,  Ion.  for  i^wc,  3  sin.  impf.  act. 
Ziiiuv,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  ^ticj, 
Poet,  for  (Ja'o). 

'/.ijitoKov,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  slhiov 
impf.  of  ^oju),  for  ^a'u. 

Zu^,  -ijf,  }],  (fr.  ^d(i)  to  live)  life, 
existence;  condition,  lot;  con- 
duct, behaviour  ;  livelihood,  sub- 
sistence, means,  property. 

Ziii/,  3  s-in.  pres.  sub.  act.  of  ^aJui. 

Zoinv,  -ijf,  -ij,  Alt.  for  ^dotfii  -ijifi, 
-dots  -wj,  -dot  -w,  pres.  opt.  act. 

of  ^a(j. 

Z(i)Ti(Ti,  Ion.    for   ^ii)a7s,    d.   pi.    of 

Zwya'X/KO?,  -01',  b,  i;,  (fr.  ^wi)  life, 
and  5«'Xrw  to  cherish)  cherish- 
ing, nurturing,  kind, fond ;  live- 
ly, animated,  brisk. 

Zoita,  -as,  )'/,  for  ^lai'i. 

Zu)/Kd(,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  ^toov  a  crea- 
ture) having  life,  living,  sensi- 
ble ;  animtd,  corporeal. 

Zwfin,  -'irc)(,  ri,(fr.  ^miiviii  to  gird) 
a  root  of  mail ;  a  hell,  sash,  gir- 
dle ;  a  waistcoat. 

Zoi/ifi',  cont.  fr.  ^doficv,  I  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  ^lioi. 

Zuijii'ipvaK,  -(oj,  Alt.  -toif,  //,  fr. 
l^ujibf  naucc,  Olid  npviit  to  draw) 
a  ladle. 

Zufilfiov,  -on,  rb,  (dim.  of  next) 
*nuer.  Sic.  nee  next. 

Ziv/ibf,  -of',  b,  sauce ;  brnllt,  soup, 
pollagr,  minrrd  meal. 

/^iiv,  cont.  fr.  I^dinv  or  fi/ov,  n.  — 
Zuvros,  g. —  ZwiTi,  d. —  'A&VTn, 
a.Hin.orneut.  pi.  —  '/,ro\  rtt,  n.  pi. 
—  ZwvTiiii;  f>.  —  Ziirraf,  a,  all 
runt,  par.  prr^.  ncl.  of  ^rfw, 

Ziivti,  -jjf,  fi,  (fr.  ^iii)'i'»(u  to  gird) 
a  girdle,  sash,  belt ;  a  picket, 
pars'  ;  11  zone. 

(?7I) 


— Zuioyovijaci,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act. 
of 

Ziiioroi'fu)  -io,f.  -)Jo-<j,p.  c^<i)oy6iriKa, 
(b\  next)  to  give  life  to,  gene- 
rate, procreate,  produce  young  ; 
to  save  or  preserve  alive;  to  vivi- 
fy, animate;  to  have  life,  be 
alive. 

Zuoydioi,  -ov,  b,i),  (fr.  ^uii)?  alive, 
and  ydi'jf  offspring)  giving  life, 
producing,  bringing  forth,  pro- 
creating ;  vi'at,  living,  alive. 

Ziiioypa(jii(j),  Zuioypatpia,  Zuioyod- 
iftoi,  sec  ZuiypiKpio),  &c. 

Ztaotfti,  pres.  opt.  act.  of  ^liu,  for 

Zwoiai,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of  ^ioov  or  ^toi;, 

ZCjov,  -ov,  rb,  (neut.  of  ^wbi  alive) 
o  Hue  thing,  living  creature,  ani- 
mat. 

Zuoirc,  du.  ZwoiTCf,  n.  pi.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  ^liu. 

Zi'oovTi,  d.  sin.  of  same,  also  Dor. 
for  ^(iouo-i,  d.  pi.  or  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  same. 

Zuoiroifw  -u>,  f.  -I'icu),  p.  c^(i)o-!Tolr]Ka, 
(fr.  {uju{  alive, anil  roi/w  to  make) 
to  make  alive,  give  life  to,  quick- 
en, vilify,  animate,  enliven.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  £^u)oroiii9i/v.  par.  ^wo- 
TroDjOcij. 

Zojo-oliiats,  -<05,  Att.  -cut,  >5,  (fr. 
same)  an  enlivening  or  giving 
life  to,  production,  procreation  ; 
animation. 

Zuybi,  -!j,  -bv,  (fr.  ^ww  to  hve)  liv- 
ing, olive. 

Zdidriis,  ->)TOi,  !),  (fr.  last)  thai 
whircby  we  live  ani  Ijrcatlic ; 
animrUiou,  life,  spirit. 

ZiiioTOKiio  -to,  (fr.  ^itibi  alive,  and 
tIktio  Io  boar)  Co  tieget,  bear, 
produce,  brini:  forth  alive. 

ZoioTuKtii,  -af,  )'i,  (f;-.  same)  a  pro- 
ducing or  bringing  forth  alive. 

ZiooTi'iKOi,  -nv,  b,!i,  fr.  same)  pro- 
during  its  young  (dive  ;  vivipa- 
rous. 

Ziadipvra,  -ii)ii,Tti,(ncnt.  pi.  ofnexl) 
animal  plants,  snophylrs. 

ZiiidiJ>vTos,-ov,b,(fr.  ^wdj  alive,  and 
MtaUt  firitw)  fertile,  productive ; 
tiring,  alive ;  planted,  rooted,  in 
ifie  grounrl. 

Zto6ia  -UI,  (fr.  (^ioi(  alive)  name  as 
^d(o. 

ZtoTtiipiiii  -u),  f.  -i;ffu),  (fr.  same,  ajid 
rfrp  fire)  to  light  up,  kindle;  to 
inflame,  anintnir,  rrcite  ;  to  a- 
wakr  ;  In  restore,  refresh,  revive ; 
to  increase,  ndnri^r, 
ZiiiKvnot;  -oii,ri,(fr.  same)  a  spark, 
anhtrs  ;    W   cimlers,  live  coal. 


II 


HFA 


iirE 


fiut ;  a  remainilrr,  remnant,  race ; 
thiii  ivhich  ii^niieik,  injlitincf  or 
U.01M  up  ;  a  pair  ot'hdUiu:f,Jiin. 

ZuipOj,  -(i,-dt',  (perliiips  tV.  ^(\u  lo 
leriacnt)  hktc,  fiUiin,  alone,  hy 
itself;  pure,  iwat,  uniniiiil,  "'i- 
tuluUeratrii ;  ttruni:,  not  ditulal  i 
jMiver/'iil,  efft  etuat,  capable  ;  in- 
tffnperalc,  linlent.  coinp.  ^u)p6TC 
pai,  su|i.  -raroi. 

ZHi,  conL  IV.  ^u)6i. 

Zwffii.  ZuiiTui',  ZUcai,  fein.  cases 
cont-  i>ar.  prcs.  act.  oi'^aio. 

Z(3i7(ii,  I  a.  inf.  act.  —  'Aiuad^iriv 
Ion.  fort^uio-d/iJ/V)  1  a.  ind.  mid 
—  'AuxraaOui,    1   a.    inf.  mid.  — 

7.ut<tu,'is\\\.  1  f.  act '/,u>c!caOai 

1  f.  inf.  mi  1. — Zw(TOcif,-£(<ru,-fi', 
par.  —  ZtitaOtivai,  iiif.  1  a.  pass, 
ot  c^iavvvui. 

Zuiffi,  cont.  fr.  ^«'u)iti,  3  pi.  prcs. 
iad.  act.  ;  or  d.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pros.  act.  of  ^(I'uj. 

Z.ij>aifioi,-ov,'o,!),  (fr.  fa'w  to  live) 
likely  to  live,  lively. 

Zwin;,-ioj,Att.  -£u){,i;,  (fr.  ^(jivviiu 
to  gird)  a  binding,  tying,  gird- 
ing or  girding  on. 

Zuxrritp,  -rjpos,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a  belt, 
girdle,  sask. 

Zu)arpov,-ov,ru,(fr.  same)  agirdle, 
biiuler,  bandage  ;  a  waistcoat, 
corset. 

Zii<ru>,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  ^uji'i'iJu'  or 

of  ^liu). 

ZuiriKbi,  -»),  -01',  (fr.  ^wai  Poet.  fi)r 
^«'uj  to  live)  enlivening,  giving 
life,  animating  ;  living,  ative, 
having  life  ;  vegetative,  vegetat- 
ing, vegetable. 

Ziuiji,  Poet,  for  Ziiii). 

Zu(ip,  d.  sin.  of  ^(uiSy, 


H 


H,  7),  called  Eta.  The  seventh 
letter  of  the  more  modern 
Greek  al[>habet,  but  the  eighth 
of  the  ancient,  whence,  as  a 
numeral  character,  >;  is  still 
used  for  eight  ;  and  with  a  dot 
underneath,  r;,  for  eight  thou- 
sand. Originally  it  appears  to 
have  been  the  mark  of  a  strong 
breathing,  like  the  English  H  ; 
but  the  latter  Greeks  made  it 
to  represent  a  long  E,  and  re- 
tained the  old  E,  f,  when  pro- 
nounccd  short. 

^H,  turely,  certainly,  in/leed,  tru- 
ly, really,  verily  ;  wliat  ?  why  ? 
whether  ? 

"H,  Poet,  tji,  or,  either,  cbc  ;  than, 
rather  than,  more  than  ;  save, 
except,  but,  unless. 

"H,  >;,  forbidding  or  preventing, 
ha,  ha. 

"H,  by  Aphasr.  for  (pn,  which  for 
iipr),   3  sin.    2  9..    ind.    act.  of 


'H,  3  si 


sin.  impf.  of  c(/i2,  to  he. 


'\\,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  of  same. 

"II,  n.  sin.  fcni.  of  U,  »),  rb,  or  of 
ui,  i).  8. 

'H,  (d.  sin.  fern,  of  S«,  ^,  'i,  viz. 
bfi'u)  where,  in  what  place  ?  in 
tvhich  or  xvhat  way  1  how  1  in 
which  maiinir  ?  by  wlud  means  7 

~}I(i,  i)£{,  ijc.  Poet,  for  ('(I,  wliich 
Ion.  for  Tjv,  inipf.  of  £i/ii,  to 
he. 

'Hii,  )■)(!{,  T/f,  Alt.  for  ua,  per.  ind. 
mid.  of £?/<!,  to  go. 

'llii,  (perhaps  fr.  «uo{  dry)  haulm, 
the  dry  stalks  of  peas,  &c.  ; 
straw. 

'Hiiro,  Ion.  for  fivro,  3  ])1.  of  i;^j;i', 
inl|)f.  of  ;i;(«jl. 

'Hpu,  Dor.  foTtiiir)- 

Hjiaiiv,  (neut.  of  next)  a  little,  but 
little,  very  little.  Ov&'  iifiaiov,  not 
the  least,  not  in  the  least,  not  at 
all. 

\iiiaiiii,-u,  -iv,  (perhaps  fr.  i"/  surfi- 
ly,  and  iiaibg  small)  little,  small, 
diminutive  ;  few. 

'H/3a'u)  -ui,  or' lljidaKU),^.  IjlSijiru),  p. 
fljiilKa,  (fr.  next)  to  grow  up, 
arrive  at  maturity  or  puberty  ;  to 
thrive,  fluurislt,  bloom. 

H/3;;,  -j;f , ;;,  youth,  puberty  ;  Hebe, 
the  goddess  of  youth  ;  the  youth 
or.  young  people  ;  vigour,  fresh- 
ness, bloom. 

'iljSiiSdv,  (fr.  \a.s\) youthfully,  lusti- 
hi  i  ''.y  youths,  every  man,  man 
by  man,  young  and  old,  univer- 
sally. 

'HliriKiis,-ma,  -J;,  par.  per.  act.  — 
'llflijaas,  -aca,  -ni,  in  du.  I'ljSi'i- 
o-aiTC,  par.  1  a.  act. — '  Hliiiacia, 
-af,  -£,  iEol.  for  »;,/?;/o-u(//i,  1  a. 
opt.  act.  of  );i3a'a>. 

'HlSiiTi'ipinv,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  J';/?^  youth, 
and  mpiii)  to  pass  time)  a  semi- 
nary, school ;  a  retreat,  place  of 
retirement. 

UfiovXi'iOrjr,  Hpov'Sdjiriv,  Att.  for 
tiiov\>idr]v,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  and 
£/3ouX(;/;i;i',impf.pass.of/Joi'Xo//a(. 

'HjSSiji-,  Att.  for  I'ljluifii,  cont.  fr. 
I'llidotiit,  pres.  opt.  act.  of  ^/3a'w. 

'H/J(Joi/ji,pres.opt.act 'liPiooxra, 

Poet,  for  tjjiwaa,  fern.   par.  pres. 
act.  of 'H/3wu,  Poet,  for  'iffdco. 

*Hy',  for  tiyt,  3  sin.  2  a.  or  impf. 
ind.  act.  —  llydycr' , (or  tiyuycro, 
3 sin.  ofHya)'(5/<);i',-ou,-£To,mid. 
— 'Uyayor,  -£5,  -£,  2  pi.  -£Tf ,  act. 
for  riyupLTiv,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  and 
rjyov,  2  a.  ind.  act.  ofayu. 

llydyocav,  LXX.  for  I'lyayov,  3  pi. 
see  last. 

HyaOit],  Ion.  for  ayaOii),  d.  sin.  of 
ayddcoi. 

UynWiaaa,  -a;,  -e,  act. — HyaXXm- 
adftrtv,  -u),  -aro,  mid.  1  a.  ind. 
oi  ayaWidiD, 

Hydfiriv,  -aao  or  -u>,  -aro,  impf. 
mid.  of  dydjiai. 

liyavuKTr^na,  -«;,  -t,  3  pi.  -riaav,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  ayav(iKri(i>. 

llyurra,  cont.  for  rjydTtac,  3  sin. 
impf.  act.  —  Hydrtiaa,  -ai,  -t,  1 
a.  ind.  kef.  of  aya-rrdio.  I 

llydTTcvv,  Dor.  and  /Eol.  for  rjyd-\ 
TTovv,  3  pi.  cont.  impf.  act.  as  if 
fr.  ayaviui,  for  uyurriu).  1 

(272) 


liyaadfir)v,  -ui,  -aro,  mid.  —  Hrrfff- 
O1V,  -nSy  -1,  pass.  I  a.  ind.  of 
rfyufmi  or  ayd^ojiai. 

llydaauTo,  Poet,  for  ;;ya(7aro,  3  sin. 
of  >iy<iodfi>]v. 

II)'yu'p£i)K(j,-af,-£,pcr. — llyydpcv- 
ffu, -Ui, -£,  3  pi.  -evaav,  1  a.  iud. 
act.  1)1  ayyaptvo). 

'UyyciXa,  -ai,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
llyvuXa'^i;)', -(0,  -aro,  \  a.  ind. 
niiJ — Hyy/Xi;i',  ->/i,-i7, 2  a.  ind. 
pass. — ilyyi\Oiiv,-iii,-ri,\  a.  ind. 
pass.  —  Uyyi\Ka,  -uj,  -t,  per. 
ind.  act. — HyycX\6iiriv,-ov,  -tro, 
impf.  pass.  —  'Hyy£X^ni,  -cat, 
rai,  per.  ind.  pass.  — 'Hyyc\ov, 
-£{,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  ayy/XXw. 

'Hy/ii^£,3sin. impf.  act. — 'HyytKa, 
-ai,  -£,  per. —  'llyytaa,  -as,  -£,  in 
3  pi.  -aav,  1  a.  md.  act.  of  ey- 
yi^u'. 

Uyyvtlro,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  mid. 

of  cyyvdo). 
Hyc,  Att.  I'lySyc,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 

act.  oi'dyii). 
Hyetpa,  -ai,  -£  or  -cv,  in  3  pi.  -pav, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  —  UytipSfitjv,  -ov, 
-era,  impf.  mid.  odycipui. 

'HytrffOai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  cont. — 
'UyuaOc,  -aOuxrnv,  2  and  3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  impr.  mid — '  llydrai , 
cont.  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid.  — 
'Hy£7ro,  cont.  3  sin.  impf.  mid. 
oU'iyhitai. 

'Hycfioia,  -dvai,  -6vt,  -6voi,  -6ai, 
cases  oiiiytjii'iiv. 

'Hy£^()i'£i'iovrof,  g.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
liytjtoviiw, 

'llytfiovcvi,  -ioi,  Att.  -ioji,  and  Ion. 
•noi,  b,  (fr.  {lyioftai  to  lead)  a 
guide,  conductor,  leader;  cap- 
tain, chief,  general. 

'Hyf/ioi'Eiio),  f.  -tvau),  p.  -tvxa,  (fr. 
fiycixiov  a  leader,  th.  fiyiofiat  to 
lead)  to  lead,  guide,  rule,  govern, 
command,  impf.  !]ytji6\'tvnv. 

'Wycjiovew  -d,  (fr.  same)  to  have 
the  command  or  supremacy  ;  to 
rule,  govern. 

'llyc/iovrja,  a.  Ion.  of  ^y£^ov£iif. 

'Hytijovia,  -ai,  t;, (fr.  i/y£/iwi'  alead- 
er)  lead,  rule,  command,  supre- 
macy, government,  reign. 

'HyciioviSiji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
leader,  head,  chief;  governor, 
ruler,  prince. 

'Hyciiovtn,  -»K,  n,  Ion.  for  'lycuovta. 

' WytjiovtKhv,  -ov,Tu,  (neut.  ornext) 
the  lead  ;  prr-eminence,  excellen- 
cy, superiority. 

'ilytfjinvtKui,  -oti,b,!],  (fr.  I'lyeituiva. 
leader)  ruling,  governing,  lead- 
ing, chief,  principal,  head;  prirux- 
ly,  noble. 

"l\yijii'bv,  -6voi,  b,  '),  (fr.  next)  a 
leader,  guide,  directrrr  ;  a  presi- 
dent ;  a  head,  chief,  ruler,  go- 
vernor, prince,  g.  pi.  ijytnuviav  d. 
riyijJioai,  and  Poet.  I'lycfidvcai  or 
-cco-i. 

'HycoiJiai-oofiai,^.  -i]aojjai,\).  -nfat, 
(fr.  dyo)  to  lead)  to  lead,  guide, 
conduct,  direct ;  to  tench,  in- 
struct ;  to  preside,  rule,  govern, 
reign ;  to  think,  deem,  esteem, 
value,  impf.  mid.  iiyc^nriv-ounijv. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  fiyr)(jdiinv. 


Hro 


HAl 


aytfidi 
'Hytpfltv.BcEot.  and-^ol.  forHyt'p- 
Oijaav,  3  pi.  of  Hyfpdj]v,  -ijj ,  -tj,  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  —  'HytpKa,  -af,  -£, 
per.  ind.  act.  of  ayuouj  or  cycipu). 
'Byecdc,  2  pi.  'Hycro,  3  sin.  and 
'HyovTO,  3  pi.   of  riydfirn;  impf. 
pass,  of  dyu), 
'HycTfis,-ov,  4,  same  as  f/yciidv. 
MynyioKctv,  Alt.  for  ^yytp/cta,  pper. 
act.  ofcyeipio. 
I        'Hvi;X<f^u,  f.  -acu),  (fr.  /fyioftai  to 
lead,    and   iXaoi,   for  tAuiivu  to 
drive)  to  lead,  guide,  conduct,  go 
before,   lead   the  way ;    to  herd, 
collect  or  assemble  together, 
'Hyifa,  -aroi,    ri,  (fr.    Sfyiofiai  to 
lead)   guidance,  direction,  rule; 
counsel,  advice ;    design,   plan, 
course;  inclination,  will. 
'Hyriiiai,  per.  ind.  pass — 'Hyvad- 
ftriv,  -It),  -aro,  2  pi.  -aaadc,  ind,  — 
'Hyrjadiicvof,  -17,  -ov,  par.   1  a. 
mid.  of  same. 
'Hyriv,  -Tii,  -7),  and  Att.  cdyriv,  2  a. 

uid.  pass,  of  a'yai  or  dyvOfii 
'Hynaai,  -daBia,  1  a.  impr.  mid.  — 
'Hynadfiiiv,   -la,  -aro,  1   a.   ind. 
mid.  of  qyiofim. 
'Hyijo-i'uf,  -01),  h,  Hegesiaa,  a  man's 

name. 
'Hyijffif,  -loj,  Att.  -c(j(,/;,  (fr.  j}y(o- 
//a(  to  lead)  the  lead,  head,  rule, 
government,  reign. 
'Hy^r',    for    ^y^rai,   3   sin.    cont. 

pres.  sub.  mid.  ofnyiofiai. 
Hynriof,  -a,  -ov,   ((r.  same)  to  be 

thought,  tsteemed,  supposed. 
HytiT^p,  -ijooi,  and  'Hy/jruip,  -opoi, 
t>,  same  as  riyc^iiav. 

'Hylaaa,  -a(,  -i,  act 'HyidaOriv, 

-ri(,   -t),    2    pi.  -Or)TC,   pas.i.    I    a. 
ind.  —  'Hytnafiivoi,  -ri,  -ov,  par. 

—  'Hyiiiarai,    3   sin.    ind.    per. 
pass.  ofiyid^iA). 

HyxvXijftiroi,    -17,    -ov,    par.    per. 

pass.  ofayfvXdio. 
'Hyfiai,  -(tt,-KTui,  ind Hy/ifvos, 

-I),  -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  rfyu 
'llyvtKa,  -Of,  -e,   per.   ind.    act.  — 

'Hyviitii(,-vta,-i{,  par.  per.  art. 

—  'Hyuff^iVof, -17, -OK,  par.  per. 

pass,  of  (iyw'^'J. 

HyuJijita,  per.  — Uyvdnaa,  1  a.  ind. 
art.  —  ilyvolriac,  Poel.  and  D')r. 
for  tiyvdnoc,  3  sin.  of  r/yi'rf^ira.  — 
Hyiiouj',  I  sin.  or  3  pi.  cont. 
impf.  act.  of  ayfo/ui. 

'Hyia,-as,  -c,  act.  —  Hy(diiriv,-w, 
-aro,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  of  dy-yit. 

~}\yov,  and  Att.  t'lyayov,  -n,  -t,  I 
pi.  -ofitv.  2  a.  ind.  act.  —  lly<i- 
^i;!!,  -on,  -fro,  3  pi.  -yovTo,  impf. 
p.iss.  of  dyu. 

'Hyoprij  -a<,  -(,  «nd  Alt.  ry^yopa, 
per.  ml.  mid.  of ryt/ow. 

liyioiien,  -at,  -c,  in  S  pi.  Mytpuoav, 
I  a.  inil.  art — ttyoniinftriv,  -if, 
-I),  in  2  and  3  pi.  -Onrt,  -Onmiv, 
1  a.  ind,  pass.  —  Myooqir/i/i'o;, 
-r;,-o»',par.  pi.r.  pass,  ofdyoo-i^w. 
_  llyopcvOrjv,-Ti(,.r!,'in^p\.Uyopcf'Oii- 
anv,  1  a.  ind.  p.iss.  of  ayopri^u. 

Hyopiiiuiro,     Poot.     for     riyopUvrn, 

cont.   fr.  tjyoodovTo,  3  pi.  impf. 
pass,  of  nynd't). 
Mm 


JlyepiOovTO,  3  pi.    impf.   pass.  ofl'Hyovftai,  -ovvrai,  1  sin.  and  3  pi 

"^  cont.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of  fiyio fiat 

'HyoCjiivos,  -»/,  -o;, (par.  pres.  mid 

cont.  of  same)  foremost,  chief ; 

choice,  select,  esteemed  ;  Subs,  a 

leader,  chief,  head,  captain,  com 

mander. 
'Hyovr,    (fr.   ri  surely,    and   yoi'v 

however)     or,    whether  ;      yes, 

surely,  truly ;    that    is    to    say, 

videlicet. 
'HypcTo,  Poet.  Sync,  for  cyupcro, 

3  sin.  impf  pass,  oftyti'pu. 
HypcCdnv,  -nil  -'h  1  a.  ind.  pass.  — 

'HypcvKa,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  act.  — 

'Hypcv(ra,  -aj,  -e,  1  a.  ind.   act. 

of  aypcvw. 
llypiiuKa,  -oj,  -e,  per.    ind.  act.  — 

Hypiwjiat,   -aai,  -rai,  per.   ind. 

pass.  —  Hypitaca,  ^Si  jfj   1   a. 

ind.  act.  —  HyptSxWai,  per.  inf. 

pass.  cont.  ofaypidui. 
HypoixTtcdfinv,  -0),  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  aypoiKfu. 
'lly^a,  -as,  -c,  per.   ind.   act.  of 

Hywii^fJ/ii?!',  -ov,  -tTO,  3  pi.  -?^ovTo, 
impf.  pass.  —  Wyiiviojiai,  -cat, 
-cTai,  per.  ind.  pass.  —  Wyiavia- 
ftivos,  -»?»  -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
aywvU^ui. 

H^',  for  t)ii. 

"Hia,  -as,  -£,  Att.  orlon.  'iaZa,  per, 
ind.  mid.  of  ai!/bi. 

Hfd(piiifiat,    -trat,     -rai,    per.    ind. 
pass.  ofcSa<pii<ii. 

H<?f,  Poet,  and,  also,  both. 

"H(it,  (fr.  >'i  fern,  and  the  enclitic 
ic)'she,  it ;  this,  that. 

'Hica,  -as,  -c, Ion.  for  ^i5£i »>,-{<$,  -ci. 

'H6fa,  (neut.  pi.  of  fjivs)  same  as 
i)Siu){. 

'H^cTa,  n.  fem.  sin.  of  I'iSiis- 

'HSciv,  -CIS,  -£l,  pi.  -£(/l£V,  -f(r£,-£(- 

aav,    Att.    for  eiiciv,    which  by 

Sync,   for    a^nici'v,    pper.    ind. 

act,  of  ciffii)  or  diriiii. 
'HictirOa,  .(Kol.  for  fljfif,  2  sin.  of 

fi^civ,  see  last. 
'H^cKii,  Att.  for  rjKa,  per.  ind.  act 

ofrtu.  ' 

'Hfios,g.  sin.  of liSi's. 
'H^evav,  Att.  for  p^uaav. 
HfilaOijv,  -lis,  -1,  1  a.  ind.  pass,   of 

ai^ioftai. 
"U^irni,  3  sin.  [irrs.  ind.   mid.  — 
"Hi^ero,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  mid.   of 

f/i'illfllil. 

'HiVuf,  (fr.  Ii^if  Rweet\  sweetly, 
dearly,  agreeably,  plrasantly ; 
glnrlti/  ;  imtlinaty,  reailily.  corii[). 

fl'^OV,    Slip.   rjlUlTTll. 

'll^nt  now,  already  ;  presently, 
thnrtly,  immctliittrly,  direrjly, 
fnrthii'ilh  ;  since,  ago,  'llfr)  «»• 
1roXXnT^,long  ago,  liing  since.  'U^rj 
Si  Kii},  but  now  id»o,  hut  more- 
over. 'U^Tj  van,  now  then,  now 
at  ten  ^th. 

'Vif'j),  .\lt.  for  fiUa,  which  Ion.   for 

f/fillV. 

WfilKtinn,  -as,  -r,  -aai>rr,  -aarr, 
-irnv,  1  A.  inil.  art.  nfai'UKfu. 

'Hriior,  (ni'til.  Bin.  of //('/■.if)  comp. 
—  'Ili^iirrn,  sup.  of  ,/A('w(. 

'}lflu>v,  •nvo(,h,  /(.rornp.  —'llitc- 

rof,  -17,  -ov.  '<t\>-  of  liivf.         jk 

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HAT 

'HSonai,  f.  tiiTOfxat,  p.  ^afiat,  (&. 
ilSvs  sweet)  to  be  delighted,  de- 
light in,  enjoy,  be  pleased  or  gra- 
tified ;  to  rejoice,  be  glad.  par. 
pres.  mid.  IjSdfieios,  -tj,-ov,  d.  pi. 

-01s  or  -OKTi. 

B-iofiiva,  Dor.  for  ''Hlofiivij,  fem. 

par.  pres.  mid.  of  last. 
"^lov,  and  Dor.  ~li.6ov,  -cs,  -£,  impf. 

or  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  aim. 
"Hiov,  -£{,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  d<5<'a>. 
'Hiov!},  -T)s,    >;,    (fr.    h^vs  sweet) 

sweetness  ;  pleasure,  delight,  en- 

joyment  ;     gratification,    indul- 
gence;  lust,  sensuality. 
HSos,  -cos,   -ovs,   to,  (fr.   same) 

sweetness, 
liios,  -COS  -ovs,  TO,  vinegar,  acidity, 

sourness. 
"HSpaaa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 

"HipaiTfiat,  -(7ai,-oTa(,  per.  ind, 

pass.  ofcSpd^u). 
'HiptiKtbs,  -via,  -3j,  par.  per.  act. 

of  at^p/w. 
'Hcpvvdriv,  -j/f,  ->;,  I  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  aSpvvu). 

'llfii,  (neut.  of ;56i)j  sweet)  same  as 

f/Sii^s- 
'HSvi-!niai,  fem.  pi.  as  if  fr.  f/Svc- 

iriis,  -cia,  -ii,  for 
'Hivetrfis,  -(os  -ous,   b,  fi,  (fr.  I'lSii; 
sweet,    and   /irof    a   word,    th. 
iTTU)  to  speak)  sweetly  speaking, 
eloquent,  persuasive. 
Hivfios,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same)  sweet; 
pleasant,    agreeable,    grateful  ; 
deep,  sound,  balmy. 
liSitvaiTO,   Ion.  for  Svvairo,  3  sm. 
pres.  opt.  mid.  —  llnvvdfiriv,  -cj, 
-aro,  2  pi.  -adc,  Att.  for   eivvd- 
ftrjv,  impf.  mid.  ofivva/tai. 
H^vvdirdiiv,  I  a.  ind.  pass.  Att.  of 

Svvd^ui. 
HivvtaTo,  Ion.   and  Att.   for  tSv- 
vavTO,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  —  USwt'i- 
Otiv,  -Tjc,-, -);,  pi.  -OtiiiCf,-0)iTt,  -Ort- 
aav,  Att.  for  tivvi'/Otiv,  1  a.   ind. 
pass,  of  fivvitfiai. 
H'^uvnii,  3  sin.  per.  pass,  of 
'HfOvia,  f.  -iJi'ui,  (fr.  >)iiis  sweet)  to 
sweeten  ;  to  sooth,  ciUm,  mollify, 
pacify,  per.  ind.  pass,  tj^ivftiiai. 
' llfivoajtos,  -ov,  II,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
aiTiifi    a    siiicll)    swert-smelling, 
fra<;rant.      Subs,    mint,    cinna- 
mon. 
'lliviTdOeia,-ns,  hi  C''-  same,  and 
irda^io   to    endure)    voluptuous, 
ness,   indulgence,  pleasure,  lux- 
ury, 
'lliii-rvoos  -ovf,  -Sou,  -oD,  b,  /J,  (fr. 
I/Mif  sweet,  nnd  ttv/ui  to  breathe) 
smrrtly  breathinn^oil'irifcrous. 
'Ili'i'f,  -ua  and  Ion.  -clr/,  -i',  sweet, 
luscious ;     pleasant,      a^rcinhle, 
grateful,  rlclit,'htful ;  glad,  cheer- 
ful, joyful,  comp.  h^iiof  or  !i?!iTC- 

pOS,  sup.    II^IITTOS   or  I'lr'lVTaTOS. 

'll/iviTfia,  -aros,  tH,  and  'lli^va/ios, 
-oil,  i),  (fr.  last)  swrrtncss,  lus- 
cioiisnrss  ;  a  sweelmral,  pre- 
nerves;  srasonini;,  npirrry  ;  alle- 
viation, relief,  annisrmriU,  pat' 
time  ;  harmony,  melody. 

Wi^vip^jiilit,  -ns,  !),  (fr.  same,  and 
ipiDvfl  voire)  swrrlncss  of  voice, 
vieloiliousncM  of  tone,  harmony. 


H0A 


HIE 


'H(^J,  f.  tioio,  (fr.  sanip)  to  rlrlif;hl,]  for  tjOnoi  rcspectoil)  familiar^ 
pitiise,  giuttj'i/,  amuse.  1  a.  iiut.  intimalr  ;  Subs.  <icomru(te,coiii- 
uct.  i/Bii.  I     panion 


ll,V~j,  Hi'b.   indecl.   /lii  light;  the 

riiiiihow, 
Ui,  Poet,  for  i),  tAan;  or,   cither; 

wht!ner. 
'lie,  i  sin.  of  i)a,   Poet,   for  /a, 
which  Ion.  for  Tiv,  inipf.  of  tifii, 
to  /jr. 
Ilf,  3  sin.  of  j)<i,  Aft.  for  ua,  per. 

mill,  of  f?;!!,  to  go. 
'fifii, -US',  -f,  Ion.  fuTficiv,  -£($,-£(, 

ppcr.  i.iid.  of  cTfii,  to  go. 
"Hct,  3  sin.  of  jieii',  see  last. 
Htii'tii , -£cj, -ti,  by  Pleon.  forcMciV 
or  b)'  At'..  Epen.  for  iji'cii',  vhicli 
also  All.  for  same  ciSctv,  which 
bj-  Sync,  for  tii.'/Kciv,  pper.  ind. 
act.  of  £i('f'u)  or  ti'(5j)^(. 
Hf/t',;{,  by  Picon,  o;-  by  Alt.  Epen. 
for  ij^i;5,    2  sill.    Att.   of  ttociv, 
which  by  Sync,  for  cii/iKciv,  pper. 
act.  oftii^j'u  or  clSiifii. 
'l^ttv,  -eij, -t(,  pper.  mid.  ofcTfn, 

to  go. 
'Htipa,  by  Picon,  for  cloa  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  dpi-).     Or  it  is  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  aci'pw. 
Hf'Xios,  -01),  b,  Poet,  for  SjXtoj,  g. 

Ion.  rjt\ioio. 
'Hcv,  Tje  with  v  added,  which  see. 
~Hcv,  fjc  with  V  added,  which  see. 
lli^cv,  Dor.  for  ;;f'(oD,  2  sin.   inipf. 

mid.  of  af'^u. 
H/a;,  g.  of  i)(if,  Poet,  fortijf. 
Hf'-£p,  Poet,  for  j'/Trtp. 
Hf'pa,  Poet,  for  ai'pa,  a.  of  a,;p. 
Htpiflo/'oi,  fora£pf9o/iai,3pl.  Htpf- 

Coirai. 
Hfpf'Oovro,  3  pi.  impf.  pass.  —  Hf'p- 
Onv,  -nil  -'h  in  3  pi.   HipOfiirav,  1 
a.  ind.  pass,  oi'arp/00/iai. 
Htpi,  Pcet.  for  a/pi,  d.  sin.  of  a,/p. 
H£p('.3o'a,  -as,  n,  a  woman's  name. 
HfPiof,  -a,  and  Ion.  -»;,  -ov,  (fr.  »;i)p 
Poet,  for  aijp  the  air)  same  as 
aepioi. 
'HtpKa,   -as,  -£,  pc:-.   ind.  act.  — 
'Htpfiai,   -(701,    -rai,    per.    ind. 
pass.  — H/p;i^;i',  -co,  -to,  pper. 
ind.  pass,  of  adoij). 
VLtpoui.ii,  -t'os  -OLi,  b,  »'/;  (fr.  v^lpi 
Poet,  for  ajp  the  air,  and  ciioi 
shape)  dusliy,  minty,  dark,  ob- 
scure ;  also  oiry,  deor,  bright. 
Hcpocii,  -ttaa,  -tv,  (fr.  V'>p  Poet- 
for  ahp  the  air)  same  as  atpucis. 
Hcp6({ioiTi f , -(605, '), and H£p'Jo(ioiro?, 
-ov,b,!i,  (fr.  same,  and  (joirau)  to 
freqiient)    wanrfcriii^    in    dark- 
ness ;  towering  orpassing  through 
the  a.V,  skimming  tlie  car,  flying  ; 
aerial,  lofty. 
'HcpTo,  3  sin.  of  Tj/pfirjv,  see  in  ijcpKa. 
'■  lav,  Att.  for  ,'itiTav,  3  pi.  of  ;';£iv. 
^tii>v,  -uvoj,  i,  Eetion,  a  man's 
>ync. 

./fliTv, -»)j,  -t\,  1  a.  ind.  paiss.  of 
J^alvut. 
'H17V,  Att.  and   Poet.  it)v,  for  ^v, 

impf.  of  £ifii,  lo  be, 
H.'jo,  r)inoi,  b,  and  ,';,  Poet,  for  a^p. 
'HSo,  Att.   for  u6a  or  £(a)0a,  per. 

ind.  mid.  of  «0u. 
H0a<5a,a.  sin.  of  iiOdg. 
H9aTo{,  -ou,  6,  ^,  (perhaps  Poet 


HOdyinv, -ov,Tb, some  kind  o/drink- 
ing  vessel,  a  nip. 

U6»g,  -<j(V){,  4,,^,  (fr.  ijOof  habits 
Juniitiur,  intiniatr  ;  accustomed, 
uswil ;   Inmr,  doiiirstiratcd. 

'llOc',  for)50t(i,  n.  a.  v.  pi.  of  TjOoj. 

H9fi',  for  HOiif,  V.  odiOclui. 

IlOtir,  prcs.  inf.  act.  of  i/Ou. 

llOiloi,  -a,-ov,  (by  Proslh.  for  ^eToj 
divine,  th.  $ioi  god)  rexpertvd, 
revered,  honoured,  esteemed  ;  in- 
timate, familiar,  dear.  Address- 
ing or  speaking  to,  sir,  madam, 
brother,  cousin,  friend,  my  dear. 

iWiXijcu,  -us,  -£  or  -cv,  pi.  -caftcv, 
-care,  -aav,  la.  —  'HOcXoi, -£s, 
-£  or  j£i',  MHpf.  ind.  act.  of  tOt'Xu). 

Mdirnaav,  a  pi.  1   a.  ind.  act.  of 

H0f'w,  same  as  i;Oui. 
'HOr),  cont.  fr.  ;;0£a,  pi.  of  TyOof. 
Hd^Ka,  -as,   -£,  per.    ind.   act.  — 
HOi/^fVof,  par.  per.  pass,  of  I'/Ou. 
HOikJs,  -»?,  -01',  (i'r.  ijOos  manner) 
ethic,  relating  to  preapts  of  mo- 
rality,   moral,    instructive;     ho- 
nest,   orderly,    well     conducted ; 
usual,  habilu(d,  popular. 
HeiKoj,  -h,  -bv,  (fr.  i;Ou)  to  Strain) 

strained,  purifird,  cleared. 
H01KWS,  (fr.  jiOiKug  moral)  morally, 

honestly,  soberly,  discreetly. 
llOjxbi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  ijOw  to  strain)   a 

sieve,  slruinrr. 
HfloToif'u)  -w,  (fr.  ^0os  manner,  and 
TToij'u)  to  make)  to  form  the  man- 
ners,    educate,    discipline,     in- 
struct ;    to    accustom,  habituate, 
give  a  bias  ;  to  imitate  or  repre- 
sent a  character. 
HdoTTotia,   -us,   1),    (fr.    same)  the 
forming  of  manners,  education, 
instruction,    discipline  ;    expres- 
sion of  the    passions,    habit    or 
character  ;      imitation,     confor- 
mity. 
HOoTToibs,  -ou,b,  >j,  (ir.  same)  that 
forms    the    manners    or  gives  a 
habit ;    moral,    instructive,    im 
proving,  imitative,  conformahle. 
~Il9os,  -toi  -01)5,  rb,  (fr.  j'Ow  to  ac- 
custom) a  haunt,  place  much  fre- 
quented ;  abode,  residence,  dwell- 
ing,   lodging,   habitation,   home, 
native     place  ;     custom,     habit, 
usage ;  familiarity,  intimacy,  ac- 
quaintance ;  disposition,  genius, 
turn  of  mind  ;  manners,  morals, 
conduct. 
H0u/iouv,  impf.   act.  cont.  of  aQv- 
fif'w.     Or,  Att.  for  £0u;/oi)v,  same 
of  Ou/ifw. 
HOoi)  or  HSfo),  f.  -i/ffu,  p.  -ma,  to 

stroin,  sift,  purge,  refine.. 
HV,  for  I'lh,  and  t'i'itv  with  v  added, 

3  sin.  of 
'Hill,  -as,  -£,  Ion.   for  rja,  which 
Att.  for  t'la,  per.  mid.   of  clfxi, 
to  go.  ^ 

Hi'y^ai,  -?oi,-KTai,  per.  and  Hiy 
imv,    -(0,  -KTo,    pper.    pass,  of 
aiaaii).    or   for   dyjiai,  per.   and 
ci'y/jTjv,  pper.  pass,  of  £ku). 
Ilftii',  i)if'$,»(£i,lf"'t'"'^':'>')  v/hich 
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IIKE 

Att.  for  cltiv,  pper.  mid.  of  tT/n 

to  go. 
HiOtos,  and  'IlOroj,  -on,  h,  (perhaps 

fr.    iiiOui   to    glow,   or    moaiu    to 

rush)   a  young  man,  youth;  a 

bachelor,  single,  unmarried. 
'll'iKTO,  3  sin.  of  ,;iy(ii;v,  see  /jiy^ai. 
'Hi';i£i',  for  i'//in',  which   by  Sync. 

for    i/tiiitt',   1   pi.  of  fitni,  pper. 

mid.  of  £(/ii,  to  go. 
'Ilifa,  -as,  -c,  in  3  pi.  'Ili(ui,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  ataaui. 
'Ilifui,  2  sin.  of  »/ij/;ini,  which  sec. 
Ilio£iS,  -laaa,   -cv,    by    Sync,    for 


tj'iovdits,  (fr-  /;i'uii'  Ihe  shore) 
bcaehy,  confined  in  banks,  with 
high  banks,  with  a  stetp  beach. 
'H(oi',-ov,  rb,  (fr.  ju  or  ti^i  to  go) 
provisions,  victuals,  food,  meal ; 
ehoff. 
'Hi'uv,  -£f,  -t,  impf.  or  2  a.  of  din, 

or  t(u. 
H ('(!>'',  for  r{i6va,  a.  sin.  of  >;i(iv. 
W'ibviaci,  d.  ])1.  Ion.  of  same. 
II(di'»),  -»;{,  \\,  a  woman's  name. 
Hioi',)o-ai,  Ion.  or  Poet,  for  aiovrjaai, 

1  a.  inf.  act.  of  aiova'o). 
'Hios,  -a,  -ov,   (fr.  ii\\).i  lo  shoot) 
skilled    in     the    bow,    unerring, 
piercing,    an  epithet  of  Apollo, 
and  Bacchus,  the  archer. 
''His,  for  fjs,  which  for  als,  d.  pi. 

fem.  of  OS, !},  0. 

"H'iaar,  for  Hcrav,  3  pi.  offTv,  impf. 

of  £7^1,  to  go;  or  for  £roov,3pl. 

of  Eio-a,  1   a.  ind.  of  dw,   to  go. 

It   may   be    for    (ariv,  1  sin.  or 

taav,  by  Sync,   for  iaacrav,  3  pi, 

impf.  ol'lani". 

'lliaKov,  -ts,  -£,  impf.  act.  ofetaKui. 

HtcTwffa,  -as,  -i,  1  a-  ind.  act.  of 

alardij). 
H'iX^'iv,  -'IS,  -'I,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

aiaaot. 
"Hi^i,  fovij^i,  which  for  1^,  where. 
Hiiii',  -di'os,  .'j,  (fr.  atovdui  to  dash) 

shore,  strand,  beach,  bank. 
'^Hk',  for  T,Ka,  l,or  Ijkc,  3  sin.  1  a. 

ind.  act.  oCioyi. 
~HKa,    or    '^H/ca,    quietly,    calmly, 
gently,    softly  ;    gradually,    by 
degrees  ;  humbly,  suhmissicely  ; 
little,  but  little. 
~Ukii,  -as,  -£,  per.  act.  of  iSo>'  of 
f'Ooj-  or  of  ./Oo). 
Hica,  -«£,-£,  per.  act.  of  ^iu. 
^ilKa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  "mtt. 
Or,   per.   act.  of  i'liw'  or   per. 
mid.  of '/k-u. 
'Hko^oi',  iinpf.  Att.  of  ctKii^di. 
liKatpc7cOi.,  2  pi.  cont.  impf.  mid. 

of  afccipio/zai. 
HKo'Xbs,  -ou,  b,  17,  (fr.  nKo  gently) 
quiet,  still,  calm,  trnnquil ;  gen- 
tle, huriihle,  submissive. 
'Hifaxov,  -£f,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

aKr.X.''>>- 
"Hkc,  3  sin.  of  iyKo,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  (r;/.'.i.     Or  of  "iKov,   impf.  or 

;7(ca,  per.  mid.  oi'riKo). 
"Hku,  3sin.  —  "H*:ou(r(,3  pi.  pres. 

ind.  act.  of  ";«(<). 
'Hk£(v,   -tis,  -£')  A",    for    dKciv, 

which  is  pper.  ind.  act.  of  cUu), 

or  of  £i|ui,  to  go. 
'YlKtv     (fr.  T)   or,  and  kIv  an  en- 

clil'/c  termination)  or,  if,  either, 


HAA 

\ehelher ;    surely,    certainly,  trUr 
Hicfo-dfiijv,  -u,  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

'H«oTof,  -j;,  -ci',  (fr.  j;  for  a  neg. 
and  KevTtio  to  goad)  not  subinls- 
give  to  the  goad  ;  wild,  ungovern- 
able ;  untamed,  unbroken. 

HKriK6uv,-iis,-et,  for  o».;;a,(5£ii',  Att. 
for  tjKuctv,  pper.  ind.  mid.  of 
aKoiu. 

iiKTtKOcaav,  Alt.  for  tjKrjKdfiaav,  3 
pi.  of  last. 

'H/ciKu,  -aj,  -£,  per.  ind.  act.  — 
WKicrdiinv,  -w,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  —  Hutauivos,  -ij,  -ov,  par. 
per.  piss,  of  aiici^u. 

'HKiara,  (fr.  next)  least  of  all, 
Utile,  by  no  means,  not  nl  all. 

HniffTOf,  -;;,  -ov,  (sup.  irreg.  fr. 
i)Ka  gently)  least,  smallest. 

'H/c/iao-ui',  3  pi.   I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

aK^d^tii. 

'Hxoa,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 
aKo6ti>'  Att.  aK,')Koa. 

H<coAoi;0ti,3sin. — II(coXo(i0ouv,3pl. 
cont.  impf.  act.  —  HKoXoiOriKa, 
-as,  -t,  per.  —  HKoXoiQqaa,  -oj, 
-£  or  -IV,  pi.  -aauiv,  -aari,  -aav, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  ol  aKuXovOiui. 

HKOfitv,  1  pi.  pros,  or  impf.  or  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  i^icu). 

HKOf,  -IS,  -i,  impf.  act.  of  same. 

HKdn)/iai,-(Ta(, -ra(,  per.  ind.  pass. 
of  aKovdii). 

'Hkov,  Ion.  for  ijirov. 

'HKovKa,  -as,  -c,  per.  ind.  act.  — 
'Hkovo'  for'Hicouffa, -as, -£Or-£v, 
pi.  -ffof/fi',  -aarc,  -aav,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  —  MKoitjOrtv,  -rjs,  -i],  1  a. 
ind.  pass,  of  same. 

H/.-pi';3<i)Ka,  -as,-£,lK;r.  — IlKpf/Juira, 
-as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  aKpijJrfu. 

Hicpi/3a)/i/i'0{,  -17,  -01',  (par.  per. 
pa-is.  of  same)  exad,  particular ; 
Jinished,  completed. 

Hitp(;?ij;j/i'tij{,(fr.  last)  exactly, par- 
tirularly,  nicely  ;  completely,  per- 
fectly. 

llKoo'iadjiriv,  -ii),-aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  aKfodofiiii. 

]|<:ra(,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass.  — 
'Hkto,  3  sin.  pper.  ind.  pass,  of 
dy". 

UKt'ptiaa,  -as,  -t,  2  pi.  -<Tar£,  1  a. 
md.  act.  ofuKvp6u). 

Hkio,  f.  ijfu),  p.  nnd.  ijica,  to  comr^ 
approar.h,  reach,  arrive  tU  ;  to  tul- 
vnncr.,  prnrreil,  make  a  prnjirten- 
cy,  imprntie  ;  tn  brlimi;,  pertain 
to  ;  to  come  tn  pa**,  happen,  impf. 
riKQii.  1  a.  act.  ind.  »;(«•  sub. 
;'.<.  in  3  pi.  5(wiT<. 

II '  '•'nv,  -ns,  -t),  I  a.  ind,  pa«ii.  of 

f  A'i'''l'W. 

HXn/vo/irti,  (fr.  ^Xco(  Ktiipid)  to  he. 

come  fno'iith,  date  ;  In  rave. 
'HX'iKa,  -u{,  -J,   per.   ind.  act.  of 

HXaKdrrif-fiSthi  (perhnpsfr.  iXaitfu 
to  drivi',  or  •i^dnnia  to  wander) 
a  dislnfl',  Mpindlr  ;  n  dart  fishing 
rod ;  reed ;  a  rnd  ii-n-d  in  xliipM 
to  whii-h  n  riband  was  litini;, 
now  calUjd  the  'tog-vane  strf/f. 
In  pi.  HXaxini,  -(av,  r.l,  yarn 
upon      the     bobbin     or     »pool  ; 


HAE 

yam    ready  for    the   loom ;    a 
warp. 

HXaKaTTji/,  -tjvos,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  kind 

(■{  fish. 
HXaXafa,  -os,  -£,  in  3  pi.  HXa'Xa^av, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  aXuXa'^w. 
'HXa/iot,  -cat,  -Tat,  per.  md.  pass. 

of  £Xa'n)  or£Xai;i'u).  Att.  £Xi;Xafia(. 
'HXa^£o-0a,  Dor.  for  I'lXducda,  1  pi. 

of 
'HAa'/iTji',  -01,  -aro,  in 3  pi.  IlXairo, 

1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  aXXofim. 
'HXoff',  for  'HXuo-a,  1,  or   'IIXikte, 

3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  £Xauru). 
HXa'o-Ku,  and  U\a(TKd^M,  (perhaps 

fr.  a'Xr;  a  wandering,  or  c\diii  to 

drive)    to  go    wandering   about, 

rove,  roam  ;  to  stray  ;  to  shun, 

avoid,  elude,  evade,  decline. 
H\daTcov  -ovv,    -us  -cts,   -ec  -ct, 

impf.  act.  of  uXacr/o). 
llXddTpiov  -ovv,  -Its  -£is,  -ct  -It, 

impf.  act.  of  eXaarpiui. 
"HXuTo,  3  sin.  — "iWavTo,  3  pi.  1  a. 

ind.  mid.  of  aXXo//ai. 
HXaro,    cont.    fr.    tiXdcro,    3    sin. 

impf.  mid.  of  aXn'ofiai. 
li}.aTTOrcd^r]v  -ov^>]v,  -iov  -ov,  -icTO 

-tiro, in  3  pi.  llXarroiiovTo  -ovvto, 

impf.  pass.  —  H^arrdDjca,  -as, 

-£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  cXaTToviw. 
HXarruKa,  -as,  -£,  per.  —  HXa'rrai- 

aa,  -us,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  HXor- 

rw/jfVos,  -.V,  -o»'i  par.   per.  pass. 

ol  eXuTTuw. 
HXutii'tTo,   3  sin.    impf.    pass,   of 

fXailvw. 
'liXyilKa,  -as,  -c,  per.  ind.  act.  — 

HXyr/xus,  par.  per.  ind.  act.  — 

'H\yr)aa,  -us,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 

'llXyovv,  impf.  act.  cont.  of  aX- 

ylu>. 
'llXty^a,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

cMyx^- 

HXci'iOnv,  -r)S,  -V,  pl-  -Orjficv,  -driTC,  1 

a.  ind.  pass.  —  HXcvpivos,  -»;,  -«i', 
par.  per.  pass.  —  HX»'i;<t«,  -nj, 
-£  or  -cv,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of  eXe/w. 

'iiXtipiiat,  -^at,  -iTTui,  per.  ind. 
pass. — 'HXfii^a,  -as,  -c,  per. 
md.  ant.  —  'HXek^uv,  -£f,  -£, 
impf.  act.  —  'llXciii'n,  -as,  -c,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  —  IlXtn|«'/j^v,  -m, 
-aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  aXti'i/nu. 

}lXfKaT(),  -ris,  !/,  same  as  tiXaKdrn- 

llX iKTprt,  -r;s,  1),  Electra,  a  woman'.s 
name. 

'IlXfKrpos,  -ov,  b,  nnd  'IlXtxTpov, 
-on,  tA,  (fr.  iiXiKTwp  the  sun)  /i;/i- 
ber ;  a  c.omponitinn  of  gold  and 
silorr,  liurniiihed  gold. 

HXtKTpoipatis,  -lu(  -nus,  I,  li,  ffr. 
laxt,  aii<l  i^riiii  to  nhiue)  shining 
like  nmlier,  lirillinnt. 

llXfJtrpi'wi', -(i)i'0{, '),  Klrrtryon,  tin 
non    of   Perseua,    and    kiii){   of 
Argofl. 

HXiKTpDuivr;,  -jj(,  Ij,  Klrctri/nni,  a 
woinun'n  nami'. 

FIX/xriDp,  -opo{,  b,  (fr.  fi  nng.  and 
XiKTprtv  a  Ix'd)  thrmin. 

llX//<arof,  -I/,  -01',  (fr.  ijXcAt  foolish, 
ond  iidrrims  vain)  i'«i»i,  fruit- 
less ;  silly,  stupid  ;  fidsr, 

llXiils,  -rl,  -iv,  (fr.  ((Xii  error)  lonn- 
drring,    roving ;    by  chance,    nl 
ranilom  ;  fickle,  chnngtaldc  ;  dot- 
(273) 


HAI 

ing,    raving ;   foolish,    unwise, 

simple,  silly  ;  stupid,  dull,  sense- 
less ;  insipid,   taslcless. 
'HX£i'«,  ll\cvdii>]v,  Poet,  and^ol. 

for  fi\cvaa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.   act. 

and  t]\[vcnp)]v,  -w,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  ofoXfuu),  same  as  uXtw. 
HX£i'6f'pu)(7a,  -as,  -£,  I  a.  ind.  act. 

of  tX£ijy£p(iu). 
HXi'/Xaru,  Poet,  for  eXi/Xoto,  3  sin. 

of  thjXdpjr,  see  fXi'Aafiai.      Or 

by  Att.  rcdupl.  for  >;Xaro,  which 

see. 
HXi?Xi'^;i);v,    for   aXriXijiiiijv,  pper. 

pass.  Att.  of  aX£idiw. 
"HXe',  for  TiXOc,  3  sm.   of  ~HXeoi', 

Sync,  for  i/XvOov,  2  a.  ind.   act. 

of /p;^o|<ui. 

'HX9o(7ui',  LXX.  forrAeo.-,  3  pi.  of 

last. 
HX(,  Heb.  indecl.  Eli,  my  God. 
'HXia'^Of/ai,  (fr.    ijXios  the  sun)   to 
expose  to  the  sun,  bask ;    to  sit 
judicially  in  the  open  air,    hold 
the  court ' HXiaia'  to  plead  or  sue 
in  that  court. 
'HXtala,  -as,  !i,  (fr.  same)  Heliaea, 
a  court   held  at  Athens  in  the 
open  air. 

HXias,  -ou,  b,  Elias  or  Elijah  the 
prophet. 

"HXia'w  -w,  (fr.  i/Xios  the  sun)  to  be 
like  or  resemble  the  sun  ;  to 
shine,  beam,  radiate,  be  bright. 

'HXia'uv  -uii', -a'oi'ca-wo-a,  -a'oi'-ui' 
in  n.  J)!,  fern.  cont.  I'/Xiwcrdi,  par. 
pres.  act.  of  last,  bright,  shining, 
radiant  ;  golden,  yellow. 

H\i(iaTos,  -ov,  and  Ion.  -oto,  b,  f), 
(fr.  t/Xios  the  sun,  or  aXir/w  to 
wander,  and  jluivui  to  go)  to  be 
reached  only  by  the  sun''s  beams, 
inaccessible  ;  rugged,  craggy, 
precipitous  ;  straying  away,  wan- 
dering past  discovery. 

'HXlevov,  -fs,  -£,  impf.  ofaXicuoj. 

'HXiO((,  (fr.  iiXiOios  silly)  in  vain, 
tn  no  jmrpose  ;  foolishly,  siwply. 
Or,  (fr.  liXis  enough)  abundant- 
ly, plentifully,  largely  ;  rnime- 
rously,  iH  crovxls. 

HXiOid^M,  (fr.  next)  to  brlitiie  silli- 
ly, be  foolish,  dnlc,  drivel,  rave. 

nXi'Oius,  -01),  0, 1'l,  fooli.ih,  sdty,  sim- 
ple ;  senseless,  stupid,  doling 
drivelling  ;  rating,  mad,  fran- 
tic, distracted. 

HXiOiiJr;/s, -tfos,  I],  (fr.  last)/o%; 
stupidity,  dotage ;  madness, Jrcn- 
VI- 

HXiOfdJs,  (fr.  name) foolishly  ;  stu- 
pidly ;  madly. 

'UXikIii,  -as,  I),  (fr.  i^Xfitos  how 
great)  «I7P,  stature,  person, 
figure;  age;  youth;  htnnm,  fresh- 
ness, vigour ;  a  particular  time 
iir  prriml. 

'UXiKiwrns,  -ov,  b,  and  Dor.  ^Xkckj- 
T<is,  (fr.  last)  a  companion, 
comrade,  friend ;  if  the  same 
time  or  age, 

'IlXittiwrK,  -ifios,  II,  dame  an  last  in 
the  femininii. 

'HX/«fOf,  -i;,  -01',  how  great,  how 
much,  lioif  large. 

"llXiitos.  g.  of  ijXif. 

HXivJqffOaiipor.inf.poss.ofaXii'j/u. 


HAT 


IIME 


IIME 


'HXii",  -lAof,  A,  (5,  (fr.  i^>iit/<i  size)  j     net.  — 'U\vOn,   -.if,    -r,  1    I'l. :  n/iAi;«fa, -,.f, -r,  per.  incl.  act. — 


of'  the  same  age,  time  t>r  slalurt  ; 
u    rompanion,  cumi\ule,  Jeltow, 
friend. 
HAidJCiiuoTof, -on,  A,  fi,  (fr.  ^Xio;thc 
sun,    ami    Kaiu>    to    burn)  sun- 
burnt,  icorchul   or   dried  in  the 
sun. 
'HXios, -01',  A,  (fr.  i\ri  brightness, 
or  (i,\f   ihii   sea)  the  sun  ;    sun- 
shine, li^hl. 
'HMovnohs,  -los,  t'l,  (fr.  last,   anil 
irciXij  a  oily)   HtliopuHs,  the  city 
of  the  sun. 
'HXwTadai,    cont.     fr.     fi\t6c<rdui, 

pres.  inf.  niiil.  of 
'HXidui  -w,  (fr.  i/Xio}  the  sun)  to  lie 
exposed  to  the  sun,  to  busk ;  to 
enlighten  ;  to  bake,  parch  or  dri/ 
in  the  sun. 
'HXKTKdfirjv,  -ov,  -CTO,  in  3  pi.  ^XiV- 

KovTO,  inipf.  pass,  of  aXioKui. 
HXirdiiiivoi,  and   AXtrdnnvoi,  -ov, 
A,  )'i,  (fr.  <iXirf'u>  to  mistake,  and 
fiiiv  a    month)   born    before    the 
time,  untimely,  premature. 
'HXiroc, -£j,  -£,  2  a.  ind.   act.  of 

aXtriu). 
"tiXnp,  -iToc,  //,  a  shoe. 
'HXioidcU,  -ctaa,  -ev,  par.  of 'HXtu- 
drji',  -m,  -It    1  <*•   'iiJ-   pass,  of 
fi\ijw. 
'HXiuioui,  n.  pi.  fern,  of  ^Xia'ui'. 
^HXkov,  Dor.  for  cJXkov. 
ilXKu}fiivo(,  -7i,-uy,\ydr.  per.  pass. 

of  eXxdia. 
nXXdyriv,  -yjg,  -)],  in  3  pi.  HXXdyt)- 
vav,  2  a.  ind.  pass.  —  'HXXciy- 
fint,  -fui,  -irui,  per.  ind.  pass. 
—  HXXfiy/<fi'os,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass.  —  'RXXayov,  -£f,  -c,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  —  'HXXafa,  -a(,  -e,   3 

pi.  -fav,  1  a.  ind.  act HXXdx- 

6nt,  per.  infpass.  of  aXXdcrcno. 
HXXviuinat,    -vat,  -Tai,    per.    ind. 

pass,  of  uXXoi(5io. 
HXXoTpi'w/jai,  -aai,  -rat,   in  3   pi. 
HXXjTpluivTai,  per.  ind,  pass,  of 
aXXorpidu). 
HXai'iOnv,  -tii,  -r),  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

aXodu 
HXolrjaa,  -af,  -t,   1  a.  ind.  act.   of 

aXoiaui. 
HXis,  by  Sync,  for  riXtii. 
'HXo{,   -ov,  a,    (fr.   £0)  or  iV/ji  to 

drive)    a    nail,  spike;    a   stud, 

boss ;    a  callosity,  swelling,  tu 

mour. 
'nXiia -d,  (fr.  last)  to  nail,  fasten 

with  nails. 
'HXz(f£,   3  sin.   HXri^o/i£v,   1   pi. 

impf.   act.  —  'HXiTtKa,  -as,  -c, 

or   -ci/,  pi.    -Kancv,   -Kur£,    per. 

ind.  act. —  HKntKivat,  per.   inf. 

act.  —  HXvtKoTts,  n.  pi.  of  HX- 

■KiKujs,  -via,  -df,  par.  per.  act.  — 

HXT(o-a,  -as,  -£,  1   pi.  -aa/icv,   1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  cXiri^ia. 
'HXto,  by  Sync,  for  ^Xaro,  3  sin.  1 

a.  mid.  of  aXXo^ai. 
HXny/'fu   or    -1^(1),    (fr.     next)   to 

darken,  sharle,  overshadow, 
HXvyf),  -rjs,  fi,  (fr.  Xvyri  darkness) 

darkness,    obscurity ;    a    shade, 

shadow. 
'}iXv9\  for^Xi/9£,  3  sin.  of'HXvOov, 

by  Sync.  rjXBov,  -cs,  -£,  2  a.  ind. 


IlXiiOii/ifr,     .\(t.    tX;/Xi()n,    an 
Foot.   £iX»5Xot)0u,  per.    ind.  mid. 
of  ipj^Oftai. 

'HXuVi,  -as,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
aXv(rKW. 

llXi'CTior,  -ov,  T(),  Elysium,  the  re- 
treat of  the  virtuous  dead 
among  the  heathens. 

'IlX^or, -f{, -£,  2   a.  ind.  act.  of 

n\<po>    or  aXiprliu). 
"UXwv.j,  Att.  f'.iXu)(.-(i,  -af, -f,  per. 

ind.  act.  of  aXloKoi. 
tiXoJitiiv,  impf.  pass.  cont.  ofaXa'o- 

"HXui',  and  Att.  edXwv,  -u)c,-j>,  in 
.'}  pi.  i/XuKxav,   2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

I'lXluKlO. 

"Ufa,  -iiros,  rd,  (fr.  'iij^ti  to  send) 
a  missive  weapon,  dart,  shot ;  a 
cast,  throw, 
II/i«'W;;i'£^,3  sin.  v  added,  la.  ind. 

act.  ol  ajiaOitivt)). 
HfiaOid,  -as,  t),   Emathia,  a  name 

of  Macedonia. 
\iniiOiu>v,  -ovos,  b,  a  king  of  same, 

Einnlhwn. 
H^aOosis,  -caaa,  -£i',  Ion.  for  aita- 

Odcts- 
^H^ini,  -a:ii,  -Tai,  (fr.  'iio  to  set)  to 
sit,  be  Seated, 
Hftap,   -aros,    rb,   (fr.   i^utpa  the 

same)  a  day.  pi.  JJ^ia™. 
HfidprnKa,  -as,   -c,    1   pi.   -Kuficv, 

per.  ind.  act 'W^uiprriKois,   in 

a.  'HuaprriKOTa,  par.    per.    act. 
—  'HjX(ipTov,-es,  -£  or  -£i'  before 
a  vowel,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  a^iap- 
Tavia 
"HljdpTociiv,  3  pi.  LXX.  (or  '^iiap- 

Toi;  see  in  last. 
'H/iiii,  a.  pi.  of  £yw. 
'H/uiTiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  "iiiap  the  day) 
daily,   diurnal,    every    day,    all 
day  long. 
'Hudruifjiat,  -aat,    -rat,  per.    ind. 

pass,  ofa'tixardoi, 
'll^ij3XiiKov,  -esy  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

a/jliXiiKiu), 
UniiXiOnoav,  3  pi.  I  a.  ind.  pas 

of  a/jj^Xiuj  or  u/x/JXiii/cd. 
'H/tPpoToi',  -cs,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act,  of 

a}ippor(u>. 
^HfC,  for  rl  ijii,  that  I,  so  as  I,  for 

me. 

'Hfxfas,  Ion.  (or  »/^«f,  a.  pi.  oftyd. 

'liftcoaitis,    -'))  -bv,  (fr.  l/jjicls    vvc, 

and  idirciov  soil)  of  our  country, 

party  or  side  ;  a  countryman. 

'limits.  Ion.    for    iiiiiis,  n.   pi.  of 

lyii, 
'H'fttQa,  1  pi.  of  ^ixriv,  impf,  of  ciixi, 

to  be. 
Hiittli6fjrjv,  -ov,-tTo,  impf.  mid.  of 

aneildio. 
H/j£/^77/ca,-af, -£,  per.  act.  of  afiei- 

ido). 
UftetiriKws,  -v7a,  -05,  par.  per.  act, 
of  last,    grave,    serious;     dull, 
spiritless, 
'llfiusi  n.  pi.  of  cyo). 
'H/«£/aiv,  Ion.  for   ////uiv,  g,  pi,  of 

same. 
HiiiKTiio  -u),  (perhaps    fr.  culm  to 
vomit,  and  rvu  to  have)  to  take 
ill,  scorn,  disdain  ;  to  loathe,  ab- 
hor. 

(276) 


ll^£X»(;i/i  OS,  -tj,  -ov,   par.  per. 
j)as9. —  H^/Xouv,  impf.  act.  cont. 

of  fl/(tX/li). 

'WjiiXX',  for  i';/uXX£,    3  sin.   impf. 

Att.  offi/XXo).    ■ 
H/i»r,    (fr.   !)  surely,  and  fttv  m- 
deed)     surely     indeed,     virily, 
truly  ;  and,  both. 
'ilj!cv,  1  pi.  of  ^v,  impf.  ofti^?,  to 
be.      Or,  Dor.    for  uvai,    pres. 
inf.   of  same. 
■H/i£|',  by  Sync,    for  fitijitv,  1  pi. 

l)per.  mid.  of  £r^(,  to  go.  . 
"Wnevos,  -v,  -Of,  par.  pres.  mid.  of 

niiai, 
'hlfiipa,  -as,  and  Ion.  'tifiiptj,  -tjs, 
I'l,  (fr.  lucipta  to  desire,  or  I'lfiepos 
tractable,  or  fr.  ufiii  tofjothcr, 
cuts  the  cast,  and  j/iu)  to  llow)  a 
day  ;  the  day,  daylight.  In  pi. 
days,  a  time  or  period.  Efiiv^ 
)/  fi/irpa,  that  day,  the  day  of 
judgment.  'Hixipa  KvptaKt),  the 
Lord^s  day,  Sunday.  Map'  i/^t- 
pav,  day  about,  every  other  day. 
MeO'  fiiiipav,  by  day. 
'Unepevu),  f.  -o-co,  (fr.  last)  to  pass 

the  day. 
'H/jipioiv,  g.  pi.  Ion.  of  I'ifiipa. 
'Hnip^atos,  -a,  -ov,  and  -uv,  b,  >), 
(fr.  same)  of  a  day,  lasting  but 
a  day;  like  day,  bright,  splen- 
did. 
'Hjitpivds,  -f),   -dv,   and  'H/i/pioy, 
-ov,  b,  >'),  (fr.  same)  daily,  every 
day,  during  day. 
'H//fp:f,  -ISos,  n,  (fr.  I'lptpos  tamc) 
tame,  domestic,  cultivated;  mild, 
gentle,     A  kind  of  oak  ;  and,  a 
kind  of  vine. 
'H^fpo'j3ios,  -ov,  0,  fi,    (fr.  njii'pa  a 
day,  and  fiios  life)  living  by  the 
day  or  from  day  to  day ;  a  beg- 
gar ;  living  but  a  day,  whose  life 
is  but  a  day, 
'Vljicpor]nvetaT>is,  -ov,  A,  (fr.  same, 
and  Sdveiov  usury)  interest  paid 
by  the  day. 
'Yiptpoipojiio)  -It),  (fr.  next)  to  act 

as  footman,  run  on  messages. 
'Irlpcpo/fp6ftns,-ov,b,(fr.  ///jfjoaaday, 
andrtfMpn/ia,  |)er.  mid.ot  rpi^ijoto 
run )  a  daily  courier,  messenger. 
'HftcpdKoirns,  -ov,  b,  11,  (fr.   same, 
and  A-oi'ri;  a  bed)  v;ho  sleeps  or 
lies  in  bed  all  day ;  a  sluggard. 
'HpcpoXoytu)  -a,  (fr.  same,  and  Xt- 
yio  to  reckon)  to  count  the  days. 
'IJUcpdoixai,  see  >'ipip6u>. 
"Uficpos,  -ov,  h,  1;,  tame,  domestic, 
not  wild;  reclaimed,  cultivated ; 
meek,  mild,  gentle. 
'H;<£pu<T(cojrof,   -ov,   b,  (fr.  r/plpa  a 
day,  and  axo-Kto)  to  observe)  a 
daily  observer,  spy  or  walchman 
during  day. 
'H/j£p(5w  -u,  f.  -wo-u,  p.  -iiiKa    (fr. 
rjucpos    tame)  to  tame,  reclaim, 
make  gentle.     'Hpepiofjiai  -ov/iat, 
to  become  lame,  grow  docile,  be 
tractable. 
'II/^Ef,  Dor.  forErcai  pres.  inf.  and 
for  rjiHv,  1  pi.  impf.  ind.  of  £!(<(, 
to  be. 
'H//fT£pof,    -a,  -ov,  (fr.   'nieTs  we) 
uur,  ours  ;  on  our  side. 


HMI 

'H^fuv,  Ion.  for  finHv. 

Hfinuiroi,  -v,  -ov,  par.   per.  pass. 

01  a/iau. 
'H//i;»  or   "H  /i^v,  iurely,  indeed, 

truly,  certainly,  verily. 
'Hfi>)v,  rtao,    ^To,    pper.    pass,    or 

unpf.  or  2  a.  mid.  of  ci^i,  to  be. 
'Uat,v,   quo,    5ro,   impf.    mid.   of 

rjftat. 
'Hfiriaa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

aftdu). 
H^i,  by  Att.  Aphsbr.  for  dui/ii. 
'H^i,  used  in  composition  for  5/ii- 

<nis,  the  half. 
'HniavSpos,   -ov,   b,   (fr.    ^//J   half, 

and  av!)p  a  man)  a  half  man  ;  a 

eunuch. 
Hfiididp(jnoi,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same, 

and  duOpuiitof  amain)  half  a  man; 

h/Ufman,  half  human. 
'Hiit'dpl.ni',  -tvof,  A,  •),  (fr.  same, 

and  dpjiJiv  male)  half  male,  cos- 

traied. 
'HfiiiipuiTOi,  -ov,  b,  h,  (fr.  same, 

anJ  fjpiifficw  to  feed)  half  eaten, 

gnawed, 
'HniyivciOi,  -ov,  h,  n,  (fr.  same,  and 
"  yivtiov  the  beard)  half  bearded, 

with  little  beard,  young. 
'HittYviivoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,    (fr.   same, 

and  yvfivoi  naked)  half  naked. 
'H/iii>eos,  -ov,  b,  r,,  (fr.  same,  and 

i\^u    to    cook)    half  boiled   or 

drvaacd. 
'H^il9avhiy  -ioi  -oBf,  b, !/,  (fr.  same, 

anJ   edavov,    2  a.    ind.    act.    of 

cvqaKw  to  die)  half  dead. 
'HlJidiof,  -ov,  b,    (fr.    same,  and 

Stdj  a  god)  a  demigod. 
'Hfitdviis,   -nros,   and    'H^Wviyros, 

-ov,  b,  4,  (fr.  same,  and  &i/i)oKtij 

to  die)  half  mortal,  half  human; 

half  dead.  a.  sin.  cont.  fifiidavt). 
Hlilicopof,  -ov,  b,    (fr.    same,   and 

Kipof  a  homer)  half  a  homer  or 

cor. 
'HiiiKpdvi'>v,-ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 

Kodylof  the  skull)  half  the  head; 

a  half  skull  or  half  head. 
lllttiidfTif,  -to{  -ovi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 

and  italvoftai  to  rave)  half  mad, 

doting. 
'Hfi7v,  d.  pi.  of  (yu. 
Hfilva,  -ijf,  ^,  (fr.  same,  and  iivd 

a  pound)     a    Roman    measure 

of     capacity,    for    dry     thinf;s 

and    liquids,     of    about   half  a 

pint. 
H/jioX/a,  -Of,    h,   (few-   of  next) 

utury  when    half  the   principaJ 

was  paid  for  interest,  Jifly  per 

rent, 
'H/ii<»io(,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  /;/ii  half, 

and  3>ot  the  whole)  the  entire  ami 

half,  one  and  n  half, 
llfjovof,  -ov,  b,  /i,  (fr.  aamc,  and 

6toi  an  ana)  a  mule, 
II/iir/Af«oi',  and  Poet.  'lluiirl\tK- 

Kov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  1)111  half,  and  n-/- 

XcKvf  un   axe)  a  hatchtL,  nnall 

axe. 
'HitlrrXcOpor,    -ov,  ri,    (fr.   »amc, 

and  r:\iOpov  an  acrc)hiilfnn  arrr. 
'Hfiin\Miov,  -Of,    t4,   (fr.   nnmr, 

and  irX/xOot  a  brick)  o  halfhrick; 

ahrickof  h/ilfthc  urwdttze. 
'llfihuoof  -ovf,  -Aov  -oil,  b.  If,  (fir. 


HM* 

same,    and    rvtu)    to  breathe) 

hardly  alive,  scarcely  breathing, 

half  dead. 
'Hfiiacia,  and  Ion.  'Hfifo-ta,  -as,  •), 

and  'Hitiaevfta,    -Stos,    to,    (fr. 

tjliicvs  half)  the  half,  moiety. 
'Huio-ti'w,  f.  -cvaii),  (fr.  same)  /o 

lialve,  divide  equally,  cut  in  two. 
'Hfucrj,  cont.    fr.  I'l^icca,  n.  a.   v. 

pi.  —  'UjiiiTovi,  cont.  fr.  t'ljiiaeoi, 

g.  sin.  01  ^fiiirvf. 
'H/iiffri;^;iov,  -on,   rd,  (fr.  >'/ii  half, 

and  (ttI^o;  a  line,  th.  crci^io  to 

go)  a  heriiistich,  half  line  in  poe- 

"H/iiffu,   -tos   -ovf,   rd,   (neut.   of 

next)  the  half ,  a  half.  pi.  ^juiot?. 
'Hfila-vi,  -eta,-v,  half. 
'HfitrdXavToi;  •ov,Tb,  (fr.  ^u(  half, 

and  rdXai'Tov  a  talent)  a  half  ta- 
lent, half  a  talent. 
'H/iir/Xtia,  -uf,  »;,   (fr.  same,  and 

rAof  the  end)  the  half. 
'UfiiTzXiji,  -iog  -ov;,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same) 

half  Jinished,  half  done,  imper- 

fc-l,  unjittished. 
'Hfilrouov,  -ov,  TO,  (neut,  of  next) 

a  half,  half  share. 
'Hf<('ro^of,  -ov,  b,  {),  (fr.  I'lfii  half, 

and  Tijiruj  to  cut)  halved,  divided 

equally,  cut  in  two. 
'H/ii'^XtKTOf,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  same, 

and  ^X/yo)  to  burn)  half  burned, 

scorched,  eingetl. 
'H/itiLpioi',  -ov,  tA,  (fr.  same,  and 

u)Oa  an  hour)  half  an  hour. 
'^Ufifiai,  per.  ind.  pass.  —  'lljxiti- 

voi,  par.  per.  pass,  of  arroj. 
'H//oi/ia,  -as,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

HfiuipriKiis,  -v7a,  -b;,  par.  per.  act. 
of  a/ioipiu), 

'Hfios,  u'hen,  at  such  a  time,  at 
such  time  as,  "H/ioj,  as,  is 
answered  by  rtjiioi,  as,  so, 

H/ir£(;^<;i)7v,  -ov,  -ero,  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  a/irf;^w  with  two  argu- 
ments ;  CI  belonging  to  f^u>, 
and  the  a  of  a//^)(  changed  into 
the  temporal  rj, 

-ov,  -tro,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  a^nri- 

^0,.     See  the  la-st. 
HfjirdXrica,  -as,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Cfj-rroXiu. 
'H/inv',  for  ////Dcc,  3  sin.  impf.  or 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  a^ivii>, 
Hfivvdfiijv,  -01,  -uTo,  1  a.  ind.  mid 

of  same. 
'H;iD(T<i,  -Of,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Hft<''ii>,  f.  -VOID,  p.    /ifivKa,   to  press 

upon,  make  incline,  hrrul ;  tn  in- 
cline, lean,  totter;  to f<Ul,  tumble 

rimi-n. 
Hii<paYv6ovv,  impf.  act.   of  ajtipay- 

vo/ui. 
Hfi^rifi/vo(,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

nf  iitKtiilrvviti. 
]lli<pl(iiiX\oi',  -ff,  -c,  impf.  ind.  act. 

of  nfiiptfidXXbi. 

H/i^^yvoiiv,  impf.  act.  cont.  —  H//- 

^lyi'iii/ffa,  -a(,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

f>fafi<piyioliD. 
MlKfiinvHiiriv,     -voo,     -vro,     impf, 

pnxs,  nf ofiipilvvvfii. 
Hfiipltaa,  -a(,  -i,  for  a/Kplciaa,  I  a, 

ind,  act.  of  same, 
(277) 


HNE 

Hp<pkcriiat,  -cat,  -rat,  per.,  ind. 
pass.  —  Hju(^i£o-^f>'oj,  -;;,  -ov, 
par.  per.  pass,  ol  same.  It  has 
also  in  the  perfect,  r}p<ptuftai,  and 
ilH(piijtai. 

HftipiaiitjTovv,  impf.   act.  cont.  of 

"H^u)i',    -oios,   b,    fi,    (fr.    'irj^tc    to 

send)  s  darter,  shooter,  archer. 
'HftHv,  g.  pi.  of  cyci. 
'Hr,   (cent.,  fr.  tuv  if)  if,  though, 

whether.     "Hv  ^fi,  if  not,  unless, 

except, 
III,  or  T/vi,  which  see. 
"Hi',  a.  fern,  of  us,  »),  o. 
~Hv,  1  or  3  sin.  impf.  of  tifii,  to  be. 

Also  for  rjaav,   3   pi.   impf.    of 

same.      Or    for   c^ijv,    impf.   of 

tfco-Ti. 
"Hv,   rjs,  ;;,  Att.  for  ^^r,   <},?);,  0^ 

which  for£^;7v,.2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

<p}jlii. 
~llv,  5s,  fi  or  ^r,  impf.  of  eiuL 
^Hv,  5$,  5,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  "17^1. 
HvdyKa^ot;  -cs,  -e,   impf.  act.  — 

UvdyKaaa,  -ftg,  -e,  I  a.  ind.  act. 

—  Hi<iyK(;(j6j;i',  -ns,  -ij,  1.  a. 
ind.  pass.  —  lli'dyKaa^at,  -am, 
-rat,  per.  hid.  pass.  —  Hiay^-ao-- 
/ifi'Of,  -1;,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
ai'ny«;a'^u). 

Hv(i(^»;ku)s,  -i"a,  -os,  in  n.  pi.  Hi'nt- 
^i7».(ir£f,par.  per.  act.  ofavaiiioi. 
impudent,  shameless;  importu- 
nate, troublesome, 

KvdXioKa,  for  avi';\ti)Ka,  per.  ind» 
act.  —  Hi'tiXuxTo,  for  aiy'iXwaa,  1 
a.  ind.  act,  of  avaXlcKu). 

HvavTtdOriv,  -)7s,  -i),  1  a  ind.  pass. 

—  HvavrliDftat,  -oai,  -rat,  per. 
ind.  pass. —  Uvavnufiivos,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  evavridw. 

'lha(a,  -as,  -e,  I   a.  ind.   act.  of 

avdaau). 
'llvapa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

cvalpiji, 
"HvaaiTov,   -cs,  -c,   impf.   act.    of 

nvdaau, 
"Mvhavov,-cs,  -c,  impf.  ofaildvoi. 
HvfpayaOnKt'rai,  per.    inf.  act.   of 

avfpayaOio). 

HvipuOtn;  -vs,  -v,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
of  nvl>p6ii>. 

'Hi'cyKm,  -ns,  -c,  in  3  pi,  'Hwyjcav, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Ihfy/crf/jijr,  -u, 
-aro,  1  a,  ind.  mid,  —  'HviyKov, 
-cs,  -c,  2  a,  ind.  act,  —  Kicyxd- 
firji;  -ov,  -era,  2  a,  ind,  mid.  — 
'Ilvty/j((i,  -(at,  -KTat,  per,  ind. 
pass.  —  Hi'cy/j/j<os,  -n,-ov,  par, 
per.  pass.  —  UvMvv,  -»/$,  -17, 
I  a,  ind,  pass,  of  iplpt,:. 

IhtOr))',  -ns,  -ij,  I  a.  ind.  pass,  — 
'Ili'n//a(,  -trnt,  -rat,  per,  ind, 
pass,  ofaivlii). 

'Ilifiarfi,  -nf,  -c,  3  pi,  -nv.  Ion.  for 
/iviyna.  —  llt'clkni'To,  Ion.  for 
»;i'/y»fii'ro,  3.  pi.  of  iivcyKUfiriy.  I 
a.  ind.  mill,  of^/pai. 

H»«777f,  for  aiunt,  3  sin.  1  or  2  a. 
art.  of  oi'/irij. 

VidxOttv,  Ion,  for  nytx^'J^'f  '  "• 
ind.  pass,  of  <plpui. 

\lv(f)^6i,t)v  -ov,  -iTo,  pi,  -ytffOr, 
-Vf/i'i-o,  foroi'i(;^(5/ii;i',  impfT mid. 
of  nvl)(^U), 

Uvtufis,  -los  -oCf,  4,  ti,  lying  along. 


IINI 

itrttched  oul^    rxtendrd;     close, 

adjoining,  connected,  continiicil ; 

continuai,  coiutanL,   iMtiiig,  un- 

inlcmiptcd. 
Hif/iuiiV,  -tffffa, -cv,  Poet,  for  avc- 

/iiiiif. 
'Hrtrrov,  -a,  -t,  impf.  or  2  a,  of 

')}yiaa,  -aj,  -f,   I   a.   iiid.   act.   of 

atiiw, 
llveap(^ldtiv,  for  ai'{a;^/6»)i',  -i;si  -»/, 

I  a.   ind.    pass.  —  Hrea^^^d^t/v, 

for  ni£<r;^(if<iji',  -ou,  -CTo, 2  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  ui'/;^ui. 
UvixO'iy,  -'li,  ->ii  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

Il»f(()yu,  for  av/uya,  which  Att. 
for  u'i'i(»yu,  -US,  -£,  per.  ind. 
mid.  —  ifi  like  manner  llvliay- 
fiai,  per.  pass.  Att.  —  Hv£(i;^- 
"iji'i  -'JS)  -li  3  pi.    IIi'C(f);^9;?ou)', 

1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  Hveutyixh'os,  -tj, 
-01',  par.  uer.  pass,  ofavoiyu). 

HvflXuifiai.  lor  ai'ijXu^ai,   per.  ind. 

pass.  —  Uv)i\ii)fiivoi,  for  ai'>?Xu- 

fiivoi,  par.  per.  pass.  —  Hi'jjAu- 

Oi?i',  for  avtiXuOijv,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

—  Hvti\u)aa,  for  aiz/Xuxra,    1   a. 

ind.  act.  of  uraXi'o-Ku. 
Hi'i;iij/i»?i',  -ui,  -aro,  in  3  pi.   Hn/- 

vavTO,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  ofavaivonat. 
'Hvdiaiiai,-aai,  -crat,  ind.  —  Hv- 

Oiafiivoi,  par.  per. pass. ofaiiflifu. 
'Hi'Ooi',  -£{,  -c,  in  1   pi.  'Hi/Oo^Ef, 

Dor.  for  TjXdov,  -£s,  -c,  r/Xdoficv, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  ip^ouai. 

Hit  and  Hii'^t,  /o,  sec,  oehold,  there, 


'Hvla,  -ai,  I'l,  (perhaps  fr.  iviw  lo 

shake)  a  brirlle,  reinx ;  a  thon^, 

strap.    E0'  )/i'""') '"  '''c  It'flhanri. 

'Hvtd^h>,{.  -dcui,  (fr.  last)  to  bridle. 

'Hviyfiai,  ind.   —  Hi'iy/i/i'os,  par. 

per.  pass.  —  Hi-ffa'^r/v,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  aivtTTOfiai. 

'ilviSc,  (fr.  rivi  lo,  and  t^t  but)  but 

h,  see,  behold,  there  now. 
llvitjfiai,-aai,-Tai,  per.  ind.  pass. 

of  avidw. 
'HvW,  by  Apoc.  for  'IliiVa,  (per- 
haps   fr.    fiv  for  lav  when,  and 
iKii)  to  come)  when. 
'Hi'iov,  -ov,  rb,  same  as  f/ria. 
'HviOTroi/u  -aj,  (fr.  l/i'ia,   a  bridle, 
and  loif'o)   to  make)    to   direct, 
guide,  regulate,  rule,  govern  ;  to 
moderate,  clieck. 
'Hvi6)^eta,  -as,  q,    (fr.     t)vioj(oi   a 
drivor)  a  driving,  guiding  ;  go- 
vernment, direction. 
'Hv<o;^£ii5,  -f'os,  Att.  -iios,  li,  same 

as  I'lvio^o;. 
'Hvio^ciu),  same  as  fivto^eo). 
'ilvto^ih)  -a,   (fr.  {/via   reins,  and 
tvu)    to  hold)  <o  hold  the  reins, 
drive  a  carriage. 
'Kvi6')(n,  -vi,  hi  ^  woman's  name. 
'Hvio-)(nti,  n.  pi.  Ion.  nf  })vio-)(^i.i(. 
'Hvin-)(0(;,  -uv,'o,  (fr.  iVi«ircins,  and 
i-)(iit  to  hold)  a  driver,  charioteiT. 
HnVar£,  by  Poet.  Pleon.  for 
'Hvirc,  wilii  1/  added    'Uvtvev,    3 

sin.  per.  ind.  mid.  of  eviVtu). 
Hii;,  -105,  !i,  (fr-  'voi  a  year)  a/c- 
TTiaJf  of  this  year,  this  yearns,  one 
yerir  old.   a.  pi.  (jviai  -n. 
}}vtatjdnr]v,  -UI,  -am,  for  _i)vi^d/i;?v, 


1  a.  ind.  mid.  — Hviaadpiv,  -ou, 
-tru,  impf.  mid.  of  anlaaoitat. 

Hvtaadfitji;  -ui,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  ofiviaau). 

^vlT(Ob),  3  sin.  per.  impr.  pass,  of 
aiiV(r(Taiiai, 

'HioOii,  lor  I'jvda,  -as,  -f,  per.  ind. 
mid.  ofavOiui. 

Iholyrji',  ->]i,  ->;,  2  a.  ind.  pass.  — 
'Ili'oi|a,  -uj,  -E  or  -cv  before  a 
vowel,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  llvul^- 
0>ii',  -»/{,  -';,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
ai'olyw. 

HvoidTut,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass,  of 
u>(i(/)/pii),  fr.  olu),  obs. 

*Hi'oi',  impf.  act.  of  a'lw.  Poet,  for 
av.''ii>-  or  by  Sync,  for  >)i'uo>', 
impf.  act.  of  avCu. 

iliopca,-ai,  and  Ion.  r!Voplri,-'ni^>h 
(fr.  oi'.'p  ainan)  munliiess,  man- 
linod  ;  bravery,  courage,  valour, 
fortitude,  spirit. 

'PIvo_:^a,  aild  Att.  cv,'ivu^(^a,  -as,  -c, 
jicr.  ind.  mid.  of^tpui. 

'Hi'oi/',  -OTTOS,  b,  111  (*>■•  ^>r'  ^^ 
voice)  hud,  resounding,  sono- 
rous, clear;  bright,  shining,  rc- 
spkndent. 

"Hvrui,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  of  ij/jat. 

'HiTcoi',  -ovv,  impf.  act.  of  avrddi. 

'HvTtiaa,  -ai,  -c,  I  a.  of  avrdit). 

IIi/Ti/JdXtoi'  -ovv,  impf.  act.  of  av- 
Ttj^oXeu). 

HvTiitKcov  -ovv,  impf.  act.  of  avri- 

StKlOl. 

"HvTiv,  for"Hvrii'a,  a.  fern.  sin. 

of  3onj. 
lliTiwOnv,  -';?,  -';,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  aiTido/iai. 
Hi'rXt;KdT-£j,  n.  pi.  par.  per.  act.  of 

airX/u). 
'^HiTo,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of  Tifiat. 
livrdjiiiv,   -uv,  -cro,  impf.  mid.  of 

aiTo/jai. 
Hvvdiiv,  -rj;,  -rj,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  — 

'Hriio-a,  -Of,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 

'Hi'uoi', -£{,-£,  impf.  act.  ofavvw 
'Hwarpov,  -ov,  rb,  the  second  slo^ 

much  of  animals  that  chew  the 

cud  ;  the  crop,  stomach ;  entrails. 
'Hi'iiiya,  -Of,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  — 

'Hi'oiyfii',    pper.     ind.     mid. — 

'Hi'uiyoi',  -cs,  -t,  impf.   act.  — 

'Hvwfa,  -aj,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

avh>yu). 
Hi'uyoEi',  impf.  ind.   act.  cont.  of 

ai-wyfui,  same  as  avuiyii). 
"llviiyyiai,  -aat,  -rai,  ind.  —  'Hvw- 

liivoi,  par.  per.  pass,  of  ivdu). 
HviipOcov  -ovv,  impf.  act.  —  Hi-wp- 

dhxra,  -as,  -e,   I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

avopOSo}. 
Iii'w;^;X£oi'  -ovv,  impf.  act.  —  Hvui- 

X^riKa,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  act.  — 

Hi'(<l;(^X;;(TO, -as,  -£,1  a.  ind.  act 

of£vo;^Xfcj. 
"U^a,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  lyicw 
'Hfa,-as,  -t,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of  a'yw. 
~H|a,  and.  Att.  ta^'a,  -as,  -£i   I  a. 

ind.  act.  of  riyio  or  dyvifit. 
"Hfa,  for  fj'i^a,  -as,  -£,  1   a.   ind 

act.  of  at  a  a(i>. 
Hfi'oov  -ovi',  impf.  act.  —  H^tiiOrjv, 

-r]s,  -T),  pass.  —  }l(iioaa,  -as,  -£, 

act.   1  a.  ind.  —  Ilfiw/iai,  -<tui, 

-Tui,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  a^tdu). 

"ll^'D,  -els,  -tV,  3  pi.  'H(ot(ri,  1  f. 

(278) 


HHE 

ind.  act.  —  'H^toat,  3  pi,  1  a. 

sub.  act.  of  I'lKU). 
Hiii,  i;or,  d.  sin.  of  j/cij. 
Ho(^a,-as,-£,per.  ind.  m\(\.ofailSu>. 
IloTos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ;/u)$  the  dawn) 

eastern,  oriental ;  in  the  morning, 

early,  at  dawn. 
T^ov,  -es,  -s,  1'  pi.   -oficv,  Att.  for 

lov.  Us,  U,  2  a.  ind.  of  ufii,  to  go. 
HiJi'a,  a.  sin.  ol'i^uJv.  M 

Hov)ifiivos,  par.  per.  pass.  —  I;Iovi;-         'fl 

BUS,  par.  I  a.  act.  of  aiora'u. 
HoPs,  g.  sin.  cont.  of  ijiiif. 
'HnaXvvUijv,  -r;s,  -»),  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

ot  ilruXi'i'to. 
Hrravla,  -as,   )';,    (perhaps   fr.    oTri 

from,  and  ni'/i/f"  to  remit)  tvant, 

indigence, poverty. 
Hiraviu)  -co,  (perhaps  fr.  same)  to 

want,  need.  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. 

J)  Trai'f?. 
''Hwup,  -uros,  TO,  (perhaps  fr.  /ttu 

to  work,  and  lap  the  blood)  the 

liver,  pi.  Tu  tjTTaTa. 
llTrari'idiiv,  -IS,  -i;,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

OTraraui. 

'IhaTOBKOTriiD  -Z,  f.  -rjo'O),  (fr.  ijirap 
the  Hver,  and  oKoniu)  to  inspect) 
to  examine  the  liver,  consult  tlie 
entrails,  seek  omens.  I  a.  inf. 
mid.  I'lTTaTocKOTTi'iaaaOai. 

'HrrarooKoirla,  -as,  ->/,  (fr.  same) 
inspection  of  the  liver  or  entrails, 
divination. 

'HiraroaKditos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
diviner,  soothsayer,  nngur. 

'H-rraTovpybs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^jrop  the 
liver,  and  epyov  work)  a  cutting, 
dissection  or  opening  of  the  liver  ; 
what  gnaws  or  tears  the  liver. 

'H-rTatpov,  -£Si  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
aTra<pdiii. 

Hra'a)  -u,  (perhaps  fr.  oir^  an  ori- 
fice) to  bore,  pierce,  penetrate ;  to 
patch,  mend. 

HiTc&dvbst  -'))  "di'i  for  arcSavis- 
UrreiycTo,   3   sin.    impf.   pass.  — 
'Hirciyiiat,  -fai,  -Krat,   ind.    — 
Uwciy^ievos,  par.   per.  pass,  of 

£77£ly(0. 

HnclOnoa,  -as,  -£,  2  and  3  pi.  -Ori- 
crarc,  -Oijoav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
UttciOouv,  impf.  act.  cont.  of 
arcidiu). 

UxuXe't,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act.  — - 
HTnlXijaa,  -as,  -e,  1   a.  ind.  act. 

of  aTTElXfU). 

H77£ipoio,  g.  Ion.  of 

'H7r£ipos,  -ou,  //,  (perhaps  fr.  a  neg. 
and  TTfpus  an  end)  a  continent, 
country  undivided  by  sea  ;  JEpi- 
rus,  a  part  of  Greece. 

HTTfipwn;!,  -on,  b,  !),  (fr.  last)  o 
native  of  the  continent,  inhabit- 
ant of  Epirus.  g.  pi.  llKCipuiTiov. 

'ilTfira,  Dor.  for  f-nara. 

'll-(p,  (fr.  I)  or,  and  stp  though) 
ti-lulhcr,  or ;  than  ;  as, 

[iTTrnovcvaas,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  ijirc- 

pJTTCVU). 

llvcoovivrrjs,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  next)  a 
deceiver,  impostor,  cheat. 

UTTcpoTTEuw,  f.  -£U(7w,  ( pcrliaps  fr. 
)iltcpos  gentle,  or  dnupos  bound- 
loss,  and  dtl  a  voice)  to  deceive, 
impose  rm,  beguile,  delude,  cozen, 
cheat  ;  to  flatter,  cajole. 


HPA 

Ji-zix9a\'0v,  impf.  act.  of  a-zcxBdvto. 
HTTticaaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  ijz-dui. 
H-zjirfii,  -ov,  I,  (fr.  jjra'u  to  patch) 

a      mender^     repairer,      cobbler, 

patcher. 
HrlaXos,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  a  in- 

tens.  and  ttaXXw   to  shake)   a 

fever,  agve. 
Hndu,    f.    -daw,    and    -t'laia,    (fr. 

fimoi  mild)  to  mitigate,  asstinge  ; 

to  calm,  pacify,  appease,reconcile. 

1  a.  ind.  pass.  i;Tri»;6i;i'. 
H-zidSutpos,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 

iupuv  a  gift)  gifted  uith  gentle- 
ness, mild,  meek,  gentle;   miri-i 

gating,     assuaging,     allaying ;  I 

kind,  affable,  courteous.  I 

'HrTof,  -a,  -ov,  meek,  mild,  gentle,  ] 

kind;    courteous,   affable;  com- 
passionate,   pitiful,    indulgent  ; 

benign,  propitious,  favourable.      | 
HzidTT/i,  -riTo?,  )'i,  (fr.  last)  mild-\ 

riess,  gentleness  ;  lenity,  easiness, 

indulgence. 
Kvl<rraTO,  Ion.  and  Att.  for  e-zhra- 

To,  3  sin.  impf.  mid.  of  t-lcra- 

^ai,  mid.  of  caiaiifii. 
HriffTjuro,  Ion.  for  iiriaTavTO,  3  pi. 

of  same. 
UnitTTcov  -ovv,  impf.  act.  —  Hvla- 

Tijaav,   3  pi.   1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

avtariut. 
HriirrvOiji',  -rji,  -r),  1  a,  ind.  pass. 

—  HutcrriKa,   -as,   -c,   per.    ind. 

act Hviarnaa,  -as,  -e,  in  3  pi. 

llrlarijcav,    1    a.    ind.    act.    of 

airieriu). 
Hriar>;Or,i>,   may  also  be  Att.  for 

tri<7T.;0ijv,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  er;. 

trrafiat,  mid.  of  iriaiji'.t. 
Hiriuis,    (fr.    rjrios    mild)     mildly, 

gently,  calmly;  patiently,  kindly, 

affably. 
'HvifiTiy,   and   K'nrffiiiv,  -ov,  -iro, 

impf.  mid.  of  £tw. 
Hwopcdfiriv  -oijitjv,  -(ov  -ou,  -itro 

-itTo,  impf.  rn'uK-rHrripcov-ovf, 

-u{  -cif,  -u  -CI,  ftiipl.  act.   of 

avopfu). 
'Hirou,  (fr.  4,  or,  and  xou  where) 

or,  if  either,  uhetfter ;  certai.dy, 

si'rrly,  tm'y,  indeed. 
'HvTPi,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pa.«s. 

'Httovto,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of 

tllTTUJ. 

'Hnyoi',  iinpf.  act.  oforri'u  Oi-ijtwoj. 
Hit  JTo,  n.  Hajot.  or  v.  si.i.  of 
Hirtirijs,  -ov,  0,  Cr.  ij-viv  to  dhoi-t) 

one  llii.l   shouts     «    rrier.      Adj. 

t'ocftrm's,    Ifnirl,    noisy  ;    clear , 

dinlin't,  rorrj,  sonorous. 

^Hp\   for  ~Up,,  (fr.  ,-;  or,  and  (he 

'•nc'ilir  },a)  vhether  ?  or,  if 
Ho,    7ipo(,    tH,   ronl.    fr.   tap,    the 
»prin^  ;  rnnrning, 

'Hp",  -n«,  Biid  Io,i.  'Wn,,,  -,,5,  {,, 
(p«'rh.i]»)i  l.y  Mr-tnlh.  fr.  n,)p  llie 
air)  the  Hivi.iiiy  whom  ll)e  Ho- 
mnns  cnllrd  Juno  ;  Ihc  heathen 
queen  oflienvrn. 

^f '  '"''  ''  "'  ""' '"''''"'''  "  vowol 

2  and  3  pi.  'Hparr,  ^ijlpat;   1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  o/ow. 

Hpa,  -at,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 
dpu>,  but  lintifia,  Alt.  il  tnore 
rnmnmn. 


HPE 

'Hpa,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 
cpdii). 

Hpnfl',  before  an  aspirated  vowel 
for  Kodro,  3  sin.  cont.  impf. 
mid.  of  apdojiai. 

'Hpa/cX//;f,  and  'HpaKXrjs,  -cos,  Ion. 
-T/oi,  (fr.  fipus  a  hero,  or  'Hpa 
Juno,  and  k'Scos  glory)  Her- 
cules. 

'lipaK\cicr]s,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  last)  a  de- 
scendant of  Hercules  ;  Heracli- 
des,  a  man's  name. 

'HpajrXfFa,  -(or,  rd,  (fr.  same)  the 
fstival  of  Hercules. 

'Hpa/cXi/tioj,  -a  and  Ion.  -rj,  -ov, 
(fr.  same)  of  or  like  Hcrades, 
Hcrculian. 

'Hpa/cXrjf,  (fr.  same)  by  Hercules, 
O  Hercules  I 

'llpaiiai,  -cat,  -rai,  per.  ind.  pass, 
of  tpu'u. 

Hpd^»;i',  -u,  -070,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

alpu. 
~Hpav,  3  pi.  of  ^pa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

same. 
'Hpdio;,  -ou,  6,  (fr.  cpdoi  to  love) 

u  king,  ruler;   protector,  guar- 
dian ;  shepherd,  keeper. 
'Hpnpa,  -as,  -c,  for  dpipa,  Att.  for 

^oa  per.  ind.  mid.  of  dpu. 
'Hpapoi',  -£{,  -t,  Att.  for  tjpov,  2  a. 

ina.  act.  of  a'pu. 
'Hpaf,  2  sin.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 

rpo'u. 
'Hprtf,  g.  sin.  of  "Una. 
lipaodjinv,  -u),  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid, 

of  opao^ai,  or  of  tpau. 
Hpdo-Oi;y,  -ris,  -rj,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

tpdw. 
Hpdffffao,  Poet,  and  Dor.  for  Tjpd 

<ru.,    2  sin.    I    a.    ind.   mid.    of 

same. 
llpcTo,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  pass,  or 

by  Sync,   for  ijpdaaro,   3  sin.   1 

a.   ind.    mid.   of  apdojtai,   or  of 

tpdiii. 
'\TipoTo,   3  sin.    I   a.  Ind.    mid.   of 

aipo). 
Kpy<:^6)iriv,   Dor.    for   tipya^dfnjv, 

inipf.  mid.  of  cpyc'Co/iffi. 
Hpydi'Oi)!/,  .//{,  ->;,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

olapynivo). 
'Upyufi,  -(at,  -KTai,  per.  ind.  pass. 

—  H(.y^iivos,  par.  per.-  )(a?s.  — 

■Ho;^a,  -as,  -c,  |)or.  inil.  act.  of 

dp^w, 
'Hpfci,  lou.  for  tptj,  2  sin.   prcs 

m'd.  of  ipofini. 
'y.piOtiv,  -Jis,  -rj,  I  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

c'lolu). 
Up/f)iiTit,  -as,  -c,   1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

ipcOt^u). 
'I'oiOoi', -fj, -t,  impf.  net.  of  cnfflu). 
'  Hpfi,  3  Bin.  coiit.   iuipf.   act.  of 

r'ip/u). 

'Kpttxa,  -as,  -t,  per.  —  Upitittiv, 
•tif,  -ei,  p()cr.  ind.  act.  —  Upn- 
iTifijt]v,  -u),  -am,  I  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  rpcUii). 

'HpriKov,  -IS,  -c,  impf.  act.  of 
io(/voi. 

'^pr/ro,  3  nin.  cont.  impf.  posi.  of 

nio/u. 
'Hptn/rt,  -as,  -t,   art.  —  Upcii^rf' 

finv,  -«><  -ore,  mid.    1   n.  md.  of 

fpt/ru. 
\\p(li(i,  (neul.  pi.  of  (iittuos  quiet) 
(270) 


gently,  quietly,  calmly  ;  silently, 

stilly;    gradually,  by  little,  by 

degrees. 
Uptftd^di,  (fr.  same)  to  indulge  in 

solitude,   be  lonely,   solitary ;    to 

be  idle,  inactive  or  still ;  to  grieve, 
fret,  mourn. 
Hpt^aiof, -a,  -01',  (fr.  I'jOtfios  quiet) 

quiet,  lou-,  still ;  gentle,  placid, 
llpcfiaiois,  (fr.  last)  same  as  rjpifia. 
llp^fiiu)  -d,   (fr.   -npnios  quiet)  to 

rest,  be  still,  slay  quiet, 
llpifila,    -as,  >'i,    (fr.  same)    rest, 

quiitness,  tranquHlily. 
'Hpcfios,  -V,  -ov,   (by  Metath.  fr. 

fprifios  desert,   or  "ificpos  tame) 

quiet,  undisturbed,  at  rest,  tran- 
quil,    composed  ;     calm,     still, 

smooth;    placid,    gentle,    meek, 

mild. 
"Hptv,  3  sin.  with  v  added,  of  jjpa, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  ai'pw. 
"iiptov  -ovv,  -CCS  -CIS,  -cc  -£(,  impf. 

act.  of  aiofu. 
'Hptrrai,  3  sin.    of  ijpcfiftat,  per. 

pass.  ind.  ofcpi(p(i). 
'Hpecra,  -as,  -e,    1   a.  ind.  act.  — 

'Hpfo-Koi',  -£f,  -£,  impf.   act.   of 

apioKui. 
'ffpiTtera,  -as,  -t,  act.  —  'Hpcriad- 

ftvv,  -01,  -aro,  mid.   1   a.  ind.  of 

aipcri'^ui. 
'HpfTo,  and  Ion.  ti'pcro,  3  sin.  2  a. 

or  impf.  mid.  of'ipojiai. 
Hptro,  3  sin.  of rip6fij]v.  impf.  pass. 

of  alpu). 
"Hpcvv,  Dor.  for  j]povv,  impf.  act. 

cont.  of  aipf'h). 
Hpc)')i'i)(Ta,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

fpfiii'o'u. 
"Hpr/,  -tjs,  }'i,  Ion.  for'Upn. 
"Hpofiat,   per.  ind.   pass. — 'Hpv- 

/if'ios,  par.  per.  pass.— "^Ip^^tv, 

by  Sync,  for  iipt'iKujicv,  1  pi.  per. 

act.  of  aip/w. 
HptiiKodi/v,  ->is,  -T],  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

—  Hptjiitoftivos,  |)ar.   per.  pass. 

of  cptjudo). 
Hpi';pj(i',  pper.    fr.   dpt^pa,  Alt.   for 

ijpa,  per.  ind.  mid.  ofdpto. 
Hp.'ipctiTTO,  for  cp.'iptiaro,  Att.   for 

ipciaro,    3    sin.    pper.   pass,    of 

ipciiii). 
'iTp.'KTHi'ro,  3  pi.  of  liptjadpiii,   I   a. 

ind.  mid.  of  njp/o).' 
Hp.;ffn)'TO,  for  tipdaavro,  3  |iL   I  a. 

ind.  mid.  ofapilofiai. 
'HpOiiv,  -ns,  -17,  1  a.  ind.  pa«s 

'^Ipko,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  act.  of 

at  pill. 
'MpOpioaas,  2  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

apOpt'itii. 
~\\pi,  (d.  of  Tip,  ronl.   fr.   lap  the 

spring)  early,  in   the  morning; 

in  spring, 
Mpiylvcia,  -as,  f),  {fr.  last,  and^^^'o- 

imi  to  be  born)  daughter  of  the 

dawn,  Aurora,  the  morning. 
Hpiyf I'^f,  -Ins  -ovs,  !),  I'l,  {fr.  same) 

horn  of  the  diiiim,  curly  in  spring 

or  in  the  mornine. 
Hptfni>is,-')i'i,  and  Ion.  -n7n,  h,  ErL. 

dt.nus,   II  river   now  called    the 

Po. 
'Hpi^oi',  -£(,  -t,   impf.  act.  of  ml- 

UniOiirj/iiynf,   n,  -or,  par.  per.  pass. 


HPn 


HS 


II20 


—  HplO^ttvrat,  3  pi.'  per.    iniV 
pass,  ol  aotOfiiii). 

llpr«ii, -£(j,  -o,pper.  act.oftp^ui. 

'HpUov,  -a,  -«,  '2  a.  ind.  a 
ipcUut, 

Hpt't'tof,  -a,  -ur,  for  ctplvios, 

HpJi^i,  -i),  -(<>•,  (Ir.  i)p  cont.  for 
iiip  the  spriiijr)  in  spring,  ver- 
nal ;  f(ir/v,  I"  ihf  rtiorning. 

Hploi;  -ov,  ri,  (perhaps  fr.  ipa  the 
earth)  u  nianumeiit^  tomb,  to 
pulclrc,  jsravc. 

Mpyruv,  -fj,  -£,  act.  —  llptvdfitiv, 
-ov,  -cro,  iiiid.  2  a.  ind.  of  tpti'irw. 

llpiruidi;!',  ->Ki  ->7i  1  a.  iiid.  pass. 

ol  fOITliu). 

'Hpc<r<i,   -as,  -t,  1   a.  ind.  act.  of 

col  i^iji. 

Hpianiaa,  -as,  -£,  3  pi.  -aav,  I  a 

ind.  act.  of  apicra'u. 
'^Ipca,   -as,  -£,  per.  ind.   act.  of 

ai'pu). 
'Hp»c6i,  act.  —  HpKf(To,pass.  3  sin. 

cont.  iinpf. — 'HpKcaa,  -as,  -£,  1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  uok/ui. 
~Hp*>rai,3  sin.  of  T/py/iai,  per.  ind. 

pass,  of  dpx<^- 
^^•li;,  -via,  -dj,  par.  i>er.  act.  — 

'^p/jai,  -(rai,-ra«,  per.  ind.  pass. 

oi  aipto. 
'Hpfio^oi-,  -ti,  -£,  impf.  act.  —  'Hp- 

fjioaii,  'as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.   act.  — 

'ilplioadnTjv,  -u),  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  apfioi^iii. 
Hp/iofffifVdjf,    (fr.  iip/joauevos   par. 

per.    pass,    of   ao^d^u)    to    fit) 

aptly,  fitly,  conveniently,  agree- 
ably. 
HprfOfi^f    -ovjitjv,  -iov    -ov,    -itro 

-UTO,  impf.  pass.  —  Hpvj/ir/i/iiji', 

-u),  -aro,  3  pi.  -aavTO,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  —  'Upvij/iat,  -aai,  -rat,  per. 

ind.  pass.  —  Hpi'ij/j/cos,  -Vt  -ov, 

par.  per.  pass,  of  api/iofiat. 
'ilpvvvro,  3  pi.  imp.*",  inid.  of  a'pvC- 

liai. 
'Hpfi,  -as,  -£,  3  sin.  with  v  added 

'Hpftv,  1  a.  ifld.  act.  —  Hpfa'/iiji', 

-a>,  -aro,  3  pi.  'Hp^avro,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  dp^o}. 
'Hp'J^ayos,  -ov,i,  the  oldest  Grecian 

nistorian. 
'Hpoiiii't-aat,  -rat,  per.  ind.  pass. 

of  affdu. 
llpdiJLiv,  and  Ion.Eip^//i7V,  -ou,-£r(<, 

iin;  f.  mid.  of  (pojiai. 
Hp6fi)iv,  -ou,  -cro,  impf.   pass,  of 

aipji. 
'Hpos,  -a,  -ov,   (fr.  cpdia  to  love) 

bwly;  beloie't,  dev ;  pleasant, 

agreeable,  delightful. 
'Hooaa,  -as,  -£,   1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

apiia. 
'Jipaaav,  LXX  for  fjpov,  3  pi.  2  a. 

md.  act.  ofai'pu. 
'Hpou,  2  sin.    impf.   mid.  of  ipn- 

//ai. 
'Hoov,  2  sin.  impf.  pass,  of  afpo). 
'Hoou,  2  sin.  cont.  — 'IIooDiro,  3 

ill.  cont.  itnpf.  pass,  of  n'ipiu>. 
'HooDs    g.   sin.  cont.   of  "Hows,  a 

;nan  s  name  ;  or  of 'Hpi,  a  wo- 
man's name. 
HouCro,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  pass,  of 

ai,6ij), 
'Hp^dyrjv,  -IIS,  -t],  2  a.  ind.  pass.  — 

ilpiTuaa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 


'HpiTaVSi?!',   -tiff  -»/,    1    a.    ind. 

pass,  of  ipTTa'^u*. 
"llpaa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  .^ol. 

uf  a'pui. 
'Hpira,  -as,  -f,  in  3  pi.  ~Hpffav,  1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  dofw. 
~\iprai,  3  sin.  of  r,p;(a(,  per.  —  '^Ip- 

fit/i',  -(ro,-To,  pper.  iiid.  pass,  of 

alpii). 
'lipTiiiiiit,  -aai,  -rat,  per.  ind.  pass. 

ol  aprdui. 
HpTi'jtivos,  -»;,  -01',  par.  per.  pass. 

ol  aOTvw. 
Upiyytov,  -on,   to,   eryngium,  sea 

holly,  an  hcrh. 
'Hpuj'yof,  -ov,   b,   the  beard   of  a 

goat, 
'tipvyov,  -cs,  -e,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

epcvyu). 
HpvKaKov,  -£$,  -£,  impf.  act.  offpu- 

KUKW. 

'HpuKot', -ts,-E,  impf.  act.  ofcpvKU). 
'Hpuro,  3  sill,  of  »;pt5/ii;i',  pper.  pass. 

or  by  Sync,  for  tipvaaro,  3  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  fpiiu. 
'Hp;^',  for  'Hp^r.,  3  sin.  of 'Hp;;^oi', 

impf.  act.  —  'Hp;^Oi;i',  -rjs,  -i,  I 

a.  ind.  pass,  of  dp x^o). 
'HpX^dro,  Ion.  for  npy^tivoi  ijaav,  3 

pi.  ppor.  pass,  of /pyo),  for  £ipyw 

or  of  dp^ti). 
Hpydnw,  -ov,  -ITO,  3   pi.   -■^ovTOi 

impf.  mid.  of  a'p;^u,  or  of  fp^o- 

jiai. 
'Hpui,  2  sin,  of  ripdjxr)v,  -ill,  -aro,  1 

ii.  ind.  mid.  of  ai'pw. 
"Hp(|),  "Hp(i),  cont.  fur  't'lpial,  d.  and 

'ripii>a,  a.  sin.  of'ijpws- 
Hpii,  and  'Hpw,  -dos  -ovs,  j'/,  Ero, 

and  Hero,  women's  names. 
"Hptoas,  a.   and  ''Hpui£s,  n.  pi.  of 

vpi»s. 
'llp'iiitis,  -ov,  6,  Herod,  a  man's 

name. 
'Hpu^ioi'oi,  -Civ,  oi,  (fr.  last)  Hero- 

dians,  followers  or  su()porter3  of 

Herod  tb*  great ;    a  branch  of 

the  Sadducees. 
'How(?i(is,  -a^of,  ';,  Herodia.1,  a  wo- 
man's name. 
'Hpui^i'wv,   -ui-os,    0)  Herodion,   a 

man's  name. 
Hpt!»i(Ta,  -as,  -£,   1   a.  ind.  act.  of 

Cpii)lU). 

'HpojMs,  -fli  -^v,  and  'IIpuios,  -a, 
-01',  (fr.  j'oais  a  hero)  heroic,  of  or 
about  heroes  ;  heruical,  like  a 
hero,  brave,  gallant. 

'Hpuiivri,  -ris,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  he- 
roine, female  hero. 
Hpuv,  impf  act.  cont.  of  cpdw. 
llouiov,  -ou,  70,  (fr.  i'/pws  a  hero)  a 
staluB, 

"Hpojs,  -ooj  -ous,  0,  Eros,  a  man's 
name. 

"Hflu;, -uos,  6,  a  hero,  demigod;  a 
brave  man,  leader,  ehief;  an 
eminent  person,  a.  sin.  ripijia, 
cont.  i'lpuj. 

Hp'ira,  3  sin.  cont.  —  Uowru>v,  1 
sin.  or  3  pi.  cont.  i:i)pf.  act.  — 
Hoiirncra,  -as,  -t  or  -iv,  pi.  -o-nrc, 
-tinv,  1  a.  ind.  .act.  of  tpuTjw. 

^\lsi  e-  sin.  feni.  of  8s,  >),  o,  or  Sj, 
n,  uv. 

'Hs  and  ''natv,  for  als,  d.  pi.  fern, 
of  same. 

(-280) 


'lis,  2  sin.  impf.  alao  Dor.  for  i), 
3  sin.  impf.  —  ~'^S^  2  sin.  pres. 
sub.  of  £1^1,  to  be. 

'11$,  2  sin.  impf.  of  i)p\  for  ^i;yj/' 
Or,  by  Aphifcr.  for  (/>;)$,  which 
fur  (^f;s,  2  sin.  impf.  of  d>;/i^ 

^Waa,  -us,  -c,  3  pi.  ^Waav,  \  a.  ind. 
act.  of  ^(!u. 

'Hffa,  -OS,  -t,  in  3.  pi.  'Horaj',  I  a. 
ind.  act.  of  rf'5u)  for  aMm- 

^Waai,  2  sin.  ofr\uai. 

Hffni'as,  -ov,  h,  Esaias  or  Isaiah, 
the  great  prophet. 

'llnav,  3  pi.  impf.  of  £iu?,  to  be. 

~}^(Tav,  Att.  for  ciaav,  3  pi.  of  ciaa, 
1  a.  ind.  ofti/u  or  tfw,  to  g'o;  or 
by  Synsr.  for  ficiaav  or  ^caav,  3 
pi.  pper.  of  same. 

'Jiiaav  for  fjSeicav,  3  pi.  of  finciv, 
-CIS,  -£i,  Att.  and  Sync,  for  ci&n- 
A-£(i',  pper.  act.  of  aSiut  or  tli'iju. 

'Hadfi/iv,  -w,  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

Hadfitiv,  -w,  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
ifSh)  for  aeiSia. 

Haau,  Heb.  indecl.  Esau,  the  bro- 
ther of  Jacob. 

liafjiiicra,  -as,  -£,  3  pi.  -vav,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  ofatTC0iu>. 

"Huti,  3  sin.  ofi'iau),  which  see. 

HaeXynKa,  act.  —  Hir/Xyi/^ai,  pass, 
per.  ind.  ofaac^yio). 

Ho-Ayi/va,  -as,  -£»  1  »•  'id.  act.  of 
ao'cXyai'i'W. 

'llacv,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  tu  or 
if^w.     Or,  of  ;}i3a». 

'Hctev,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of^im 
for  aciSui. 

~llcrda,  by  Mol  Paraw.  for  T/s,  2 
sin.  impf.  of  ri/ji,  to  be. 

'llcrOa,  by  iEol.  Parag.  for  tjs,  2 
.sin.  pres.  sub.  of  same.  Or, 
by  Sync,  for  ^hiaOa,  which  by 
.(Eol.  Parag.  for  j/^£(s,  2  sin.  of 
f/Hciv,  -CIS,  -ct,  Att.  and  Sync, 
ifor  £i^^/c£iv,  pper.  act.  of  (liiui  or 
£^5i;/i(. 

''Ho^ai,  pre#."nf.  pass,  of  riixai. 
'HaOclnv,-vs,-v,  1  a.  opt.  pass,  of 

»/(5u)  or  t]fioixni. 
'HaOcis,  -c7(Ta,  -tv,  par.  1  a.  pass. 

of  same  ;  joyful,  glad. 
UcOiviKu,  -as,  -£,  per.  ind.  act.  — 

llaOffct,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.   act. 

—  UirOcvriaa,    -as,    -c,     act.  — 

llaOcvriadiitiv,  -oi,  -aro,  mid.  1  a. 

ind.  of  aadcviuj. 
'llaOcTo,  3  sin.  of  riaOdfivv-  2  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  aiaOdi/Ojiai. 
"1\(tO>iv,  -vs,  -1,  intl-  —  'HaOfjvai, 

inf.  1  a.  pass,  of  ^^u. 
'HaOnv,  -ns,  -V,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

'llrrOrjjint,  -aai,  -rat,  ind.  —  Jia6n<r- 
'  Oil,  inf.  per.  pass.  —  HaOi'ipir, 

-(TO,  -TO,  pper.  pass 'l\a9t)v, 

-I7S,  -;;,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  HuO?;- 

ff«'/i;;i',  -10,  -aTO,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

\inO')aojJiai,  -tj,  -crai,   1    f.    md. 

mid.  —  UrrO^firiv,  -ou,  -cro,  2  a. 

ind.  mid.  of  airrOdvofiai. 
"llaOnro,  3  sin.  pper.  pass.  — ^'H<r- 

Ortfiivos,  par.  per.  pass,  of  ladio- 

f""'       „    .  r 

'HaOrjTo,  3  Sin.  pper.  pass,  ol  mir- 

Oiivoiiai. 
'HaOiov,  -cs,  -c,  impf.  act.  off(rWj. 


H2T 


'Hadiifiva,  -ai,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

aodfiaiviD. 
*JFIai  or  ~^ffi»',  Ion.  for  >;,  3  sin. 

pres.  sub.  of  ti/ii,  to  be. 
Kct,   by  Apoc.  for  ^ijo-i,   3    sin. 
4    pres.  ind.  of  ipni''-     Or,  it  is  3 

sin.  of  17^1  for  617/11. 
'^JFIffii',  Ion.  for  ats,  d.  pi.  fcm.  of 

Of,  V,  S,  or  of  Of,  Jj,  ov. 
'HcioSoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  i)(Tif  delight, 

and  bidi  a  road)  Hesiod,  au  ein- 

cient  Greek  poet. 

'^Hfflf,  -lOf,    Att.    -£Uf,    1},      (fr.     1)^(1) 

to  delight)  pleasure,  enjoy- 
ment, indulgence,  gratification, 
delight. 

Hffi'rovi',  impf.  act.  cont.  ofourtTiui. 

'HoKciv,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  cont. 
with  V  added.  —  HaKi'idTjv,  -tjs, 
-71,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  —  'HcKtiKa, 
-ai,  -£,  per.  ind.  act.  "HaKt]- 
fiai,  -am,  -rat,  per.  ind.  pass 
—  'HcKrjaa,  -as,  -f,  in  3  pi. 
ijaKTiaaf,  1  a.   ind.   act.  —  'Hct- 

KCOV,  -OVV,   -££5  -£lf,  -££  -U,    IBipf. 

act.  otaaKiw. 
' He Kirat,   for  ^antijrai,   3  sin.  per. 

ind.  pass,  of  same. 
'^aiiai,  per.  ind.  pass,  odfiu. 
''Hcuai,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  ijiu  or 

hcoitai'  or  of  t'^^w. 
'H(7u£v,  Sync,  for  ij^eiuci',  1  pi.  of 

fiictv,  Att.  and  by  Sync,  for  £i. 

fi^KCiv,  pper.  ind.  act.  of  ci6{u  or 

clirjiii. 
'Hto,  2  sin.  of  I'ifitiv,  pper.  pass. 

or  rather  impf.  mid.  of  £i/ii,  to 

be. 
'^HcTo,  28in.  ofi7fii7i',  impf.  orimpr. 

pres.  ofqfiai. 
Hc-zd^CT    for  tjaird^cTo,  3  sin.   — 

Hffra'^ovr'   for   tja-jd^ovTo,  3  pi. 

impf.   pass.   —  HaTiaaditttv,  -u, 

-aro,   1   a,   ind.  mid.  of  aoTrd^o- 

fiat. 

'llairtKa,  -af,  -t,  per.  ind.  act.  of 

aar.i^ui. 
llaca  or  'Hrra,  -ijf,  4,  '(fr.  rjooitti' 
or  ifiTTuv  less)  inferiority,  Itivrer 
xtiile  or  rank,  the  worse  mVie  (i/"  n 
hntinnn  ;  ruin,  slaughter,  de- 
ft rur  lion,  loM,  defeat. 

'Haadouai  or  'Hrrdo/iai, which  see. 

'}faac  tor  fivt,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  act. 

ofl'fiuJ. 

'HijaiiOr/v,  -?)$,  -?;,  1  a.   ind.  pass. 

of //rrdo). 
'Hffffok',  nciit.  of  ^offiii'. 
*Hi7Tu  or  'Hrrw,  by    Sync,    and 

Cras.   for    tiaaova    and    J^rrofa, 

nnul.  pi.  of 
'llffowv  or  'Hrruv,  -o>'a(,u,  //,  fcw, 

tmaller  ;   infrnor,  ti.-oMc. 
'Hffrai,  3sin.  p<T.  paiw.  of  v/iai. 
"Horaf,  8«;e  under  ijaniv. 
IloT-urouv,  impf,   act.  conl.  of  a<r 

Tur/fci. 
'\}nTtn  for  jfftilrtjv,  3  du.  —  'Hon 

for  fjfiiiTt,   2   pi.   —   '];{irrai'  for 

^itianv,  3  pi.  nf  9(^(11',  Att.  and 

by  Sync,  for  tiii'iKiii;  pper.  act. 

oftldlw  or  liirtfil. 

'HffTiji/,  Poet,  for  ^rriv,  3  du.  — 
'Hon  for  ^rc,  2  pi.  impf.  of  ti/ii, 
to  be. 

*Hori;v  for  ^oO/;i',  3  clu.  of  ^/iijv, 
impf.  of  Jifiai. 

Nn 


HTH 

'Horiioootir,  (fr.  >;oTivof,  g.  fem. 
of  ooTif  who,  what,  and  ovv  -so- 
ever) whosesoever,  of  whatever, 
of  which  sort  soever. 

''HoTo,  Poet,  for  >iro,  3  sin.  impf. 
mid.  of  »//iai. 
Horov,  'HoTTjv,   Poet,    for    rjTov, 


HTA 

-oat'To,  !•  a.   ind.    mid.    of   ac 

Tfa». 
"Hti,  (fr.  1)  surely,  and  ri  what) 

truly,  surely,  indeed.     "Hri  kc, 

and  surely,  certainly, 
I^Tiadfiijv    -wfirjv,  -dov    -w,    -dcro 
aro,  impf.  mid.  of  amao/iat. 


qT7;y,  2  and  3  du.  impf.  of  c(/i<,<o  I  Hn/ia'onrE,  2  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
be.  arifidc,'^. 

Hcrd^tiaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of   Hti'/itjo'  for  »jri'/iijot,  3  sin.  of  Hti- 


aOTO^fdJ.  I 

'HoTpoTTTov,  -£f,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  I 
acTpd-rrrw. 

HcviOtTijKa,  -Of,  -£,  per.  ind.  act. 
of  aouj0£T('u. 

'Hcrv)(^d^ii),  1.  -a<Ta),p.  riav)^aKa,  (Ir. 
titTV)(oi  quiet)  to  rest,  cense  from 
work;  to  be  silent,  cease  from 
speaking  ;  to  acquiesce,  agree  ; 
to  be  quiet,  tranquil,  at  peace ; 
to  cense  from  wtir,  tumult  or 
sedition,  pres.  inl".  act.  >iav^d- 
^civ. 

'Hou;^uiof,  -ov,  b,  >';,  same  as  I7011- 

'Hav^daafici',  1  pi.  —  'Havxaaav, 
3  pi.  I  a.  ind.  act.  of  I'lavxd^iD. 

'Havx'i,  (fr.  >iow;^of  quiet)  quietly, 
cairrdy  ;  peacefully  ;  silently, 
stilly,  in  silence. 

'}iav)(ia,  -as,  and  Ion.  -/>),  ->)f,  1/, 
(fr.  same)  quietness,  quiet,  tran- 
quillity, peace ;  leisure,  case, 
rest ;  silence,  stillness. 

'Hoii;^of,  'HoO;^iof  and  'Hot1;^(/(0f, 
-ov,  b,  ij,  (perhaps  fr.  >V'J  ease, 
and  ij(^u>  to  have)  quiet,  calm, 
tranquil  ;  peaceable,  peaceful ; 
at  rest,  at  ease  ;  silent,  stilt. 

'Hou;^(i)f ,  same  as  fiav)(}j. 

lla<pa^i<idiir]v,  -u,  -aro,  in  3  pi. 
-avro,   I   a.  ind.  mid.  of  a<s<pa-' 

Xl^U). 

'Ho;^aXXo»',  -£f,   -c,   impf.   act.  of 

ao;^dAXu). 
HaXo^O'l^'i  -lit  -ft  '"  ^  P'>  Ho;^o- 

Xf'/S?)oai',  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  aff;^o- 

X/o). 
'^Io;(ii/i/iui,   -oai,    -rat,    per.    ind. 

pass.  — Ii<7;^iiK5/ii;i',  -ov,  -cro,  in 

3  pi.  }fiTX'ivovro,  impf.  mid.  of 

aia^vvit). 
"How,  -£(«,-£(,  1  f.  ind.  act.  oCiii^f 

or  of  ;;iiw. 
'How,  -£i«,  -Ji,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  ctfit 

or  iw,  to  go. 
HraKri'iouficv,  I  pi.  I    a.    uid.   act. 

of  ara«n'o). 
'lire,  2  pi.  mipf.  ind.  or  prus.  Bub. 

of  (l/l^ 
'Hr£,  fem.  of  o(,  whn,i>r  of  6,  Itr,  it, 

and  rr,  and. 
~llrt,   (fr.   I)  «iir«;ly,   and   n   and) 

and     *urrly,     truly,      certainly, 

namely,  imlred. 
'yrtf,  and  lirfori:  a  vowel  'Hnir, 

3  Hin.  "f 'Hnui'  -our,  imjif.  act. 

of  air/u). 
HriKvdiOny,  -nty  'Vt  '"  3  !•'•  Hnx- 

ruiOiiijav,    puns.     —    MriKvwna, 

•oi,  •£ ,  net.  1  II.  iiid.  ofrinAf^w. 
'Ht((K(i,  -(If,  -t,  1  pi.  -xa/iti',  per. 

uid.   art.   —    Ifri'iKitv,  -m,  -ii, 

pper.  art.  of  (i(t/<.). 
'Urriv,  3  du.  impf.  of  ii(/i,  to  be. 
'yrijon,  -nf,-(,  I  a.  ind.  act.  yrr; 

odiitiv,  -u),  -aro,    pi.    nrfiiruaOc, 
(281) 


fivca,  -af,  -£,  act.  —  Hn/itjod- 
ftrjv,  -u,  -aro,  mid.  1  a.  ind.  — 
Hr(f/(j//£i'of,  par.  per.  pass.  cont. 
of  ariudifi. 

Htoi,  (fr.  tj  or,  and  the  enchtic 
Toi)  or,  if,  either  ;  whether,  luhe- 
Iher  truly,  whether  indeed ;  sure- 
ly, certaiidy,  itideed  ;  then,  there- 
fore ;  however. 

'Hroiiia^ov,  -£f,  -£,  impf.  act.  — 
'HTO(/ia(Ta,-af,  -£  or  -£v,  in  3  pi. 
'Hroifidoav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
'Hroi'/iaKu,  -of,  -£,  per.  ind.  act. 
'Hroi'/iao/iai,  -oai,  -arat,  per. 
ind.  pass.  — 'Hroi/zao/ifiof,  -t), 
-ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  iroifid- 
Co,. 
Hrov,  2    u.  impf.  of  £if<i,  io  be. 

"HTop,-opoc,  TO,  perhaps  indecl.  the 
heart,  mind,  spirit. 

HtoPito,  3  pi.  impf.  ind.  pass, 
cont.  of  atn'd). 

Hrparof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  tirpov,  the 
lower  belly)  of  the  belly,  of  the 
lower  parts. 

'Hrpioi',  -oil,  rb,  the  warp  ;  a  warp 
or  web,  piece  of  weaving;  the 
liver. 

■"Hrpov,-ov,  TO,  the  belly,  lower  part 
below  tlie  navel. 

^Hrra,  -af,  fi,  see  naoa. 

'HrTao)  or  'Hoouw  -w,  f.  -i;<T(i),  p. 
-i/Ku,  (fr.  rioau)v  or  rjTTwv  less)  to 
overcome,  defeat,  conquer,  over- 
throw. Hrrdoftai  -iofiai,  to  be 
weaker  or  inferior,  come  qff" 
worse  ;  to  fail,  sink,  yield,  fall 
under,  pros.  inf.  pass,  tirrdia- 
Qai  -aaOat. 
Hrrtifia,  -oToj,  rb,  (fr.  next,  th. 
'I'laawv  less)  loss,  diminution^ 
damiige;  ilefeat,  overtlirow  ;  fail- 
urc,  fault. 
Hrri///(ii,  -o-«i,  -rai,  per.  iiiil.  pass. 
—  'HTT;)0;;n,    2  pi.    1   a.    ind. 

pass,  of  l/TTlioi. 

'^Urroi'  -oi'Of,   rb,   (ncul.  of  next) 

less,  the  less  ;  damage,  loss,  hurt. 

Elf  r<)  lirrov,  for  the  XL-orse,  with 

loss. 
'Hrriijr,  -oi'of,  b,  }),  see  ijaaiiiv. 
'llrroiinii,  3  pi.  conl.  pres.  ind. 

puss,  of  lirruui. 
nri;;^!!,  3  sin.  cent.  impf.  act,  of 

arvviu. 
'Iln.i  (or  I'orw,  3  sin.   iiiipr.   pres. 

of  Jiiii,   to  be.     It    is     properly 

put   by   Cras.    for   £/rw,    3    sin. 

pri'.K.    iiiipr.    of  (u),   ol)s.    from 

whence  n^if. 
Uvyti,  3  Kin.  conl.   impf.  act.  of 

tivyfw. 
lluyiiuof,  -Oil,  ft,  //,  (fr.  ^ii  for  (3 

well,    and    yi'i'iiov    tiie    br.-u-d) 

bearded,    vith     a     Umg     beard, 

hairy, 
lliia  and   llt^dn,  3  sm.   cont.    of 


m'taov  •u)i;  imnf.   net.  —  Hn- 

i;iKu>i,  -via,  -bi,  pur.  jior.  act.  of 

aviiiu), 
Uu<5«'s(ii'ro,  Ion.   for  ijvSdaavro,  3 

|)1.  1  a.  inii.  mid.  of  avia^u)'  or 

this  is  Dor.  for  rjvf I'lativro,  same 

of  avian). 
Hu(U<ki;ffn,  Alt.   for  cvidnrica,   1  a. 

irid.  act.  of  cvioKiu). 
HUov,   impf  or   2    a.    ind.   act. 

Att.  oftviti). 
Hdpi'o,    -lis,  -I,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

avaliw, 
llvGvi'Oriy,  Att.  for  cvOvvOnv,  -li, 

-r),  I  a.  ind.  p^ss.  ot  cvOvvui. 
HvKalpcov  -our,  impf.  ind.  act.  of 

cvKaiptu). 
HvKiiioio,  g.  Ion.   of 
HdKonoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  Poet,  for  eOxo- 

/<0f. 

HuXfoy  -ovi',-ecf-cis,-ec-ci,  impf. 

ind.  act.  of  auXfoj. 
livXtj(ra,  -Of,  -t,    1  p!.  -aancv,  act. 

—  HvXriaiifirjv,  -(J,  -aro,  mid.   1 

a.  ind.  of  same. 
HvXi^iTo,  3  sin.  impf.  mid.  —  Hw- 

Xiadr)!',  -ii,  -'I,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  — 

HvXicfiai,  -aai,  -arai,  per.  ind. 

pass,  of  auXi'fo). 

HvXdytOV,    -01)1',    -C£f    -MS,  -££    -£(, 

impf.  act.  of  tuXoyfu. 
Hiiv,  a.  sin.  of  171)5. 
'Hii(u,  -aj,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  as  if 

fr.  at^uj,  Dor.   for  auao),  1  f.  of 

aiii),  or  aviij. 
m^rivov,  -ts,  -£  or  -£!/,  impf.  act. 

of aujavu. 
Hi''f£ro,  3  sin.  impf.  pass.  orali|(£), 

for  av^dvu:. 
Hv^nOrjv,  -r}s,  -'I,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  — 

'Hv^r/fiai,  -cat,  -rai^    per.    ind. 

pass.  —   'Hv^rjaa,  -as,  -£,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  av^iivu). 
llvrropsojxriv  -ovfxrjv,  -lov  -ov,  -icTO 

-UTo,  impf.  pass.  Att.  ofcviropio). 
Hvodfinv,  -w,  -aro,  by  Sync.  Att. 

and  ^ol.  for  thprjadn'iv,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.  —   H{'pn<y6ith  Att.  for  t'u- 

pqaQai,  per.  inf.   pass.  —  Hupu, 

2  sin.  1  a.  mid.  of  ctipiaKu). 
Hfif,  vioi,  and  by  Metath.  etjos. 

Poet,  for  £i5f. 
'Hutra,   -af,  -£,   1   a.   ind.  act.  of 

avui. 
Hut,  for  H'i)t£,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for 

cure, 
Hvitpava,  -05,  -£,  Att.  for  tvibpava, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Hv(f>pdv6t]v,  -rn, 

-V,  Att.  for  cvippdvQriv,  1  a.  ind. 

pass,  of  £U(^pa(vw. 

Hu;^({^r;i<,  3  pi.  -■^OVTO,   Att.   impf 

pass,  of  tvyofiai. 
Ufa,   -a;,   -t,    per.    ind.   act.  — 

'Hfov,  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 

"Rfdin,  -i7f,  -;;,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  flTrro). 
'HJi'tlarcia,  -utv,  rn,  (fr.  "llipaiaros 

Vulcan)  thefeiLtt  of  Vulcan, 
'Hrpaitrruof,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  the 

temple  of  Vulcan. 
'HiiliTTttof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.   next)  q/" 

Vulc'tn,  V'xlcan's. 
l\'f>naTOi,-ov,b,  (fr.  uTrw  to  kin- 
dle,   and    aiardu)  to    desolate) 

Vulcan  ;  fire. 
H^niTroToi/of,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  last, 

and     roVof  labour,  th.    irivojiat 


Hxn 

to     make)     wrought    hi/  Jire, 

foTgCll. 

HiPaviaOiii',  -t/i,  -tj,  1  "•   ''"I-  pass. 

—  Hi/mVio'/KK,  -(T(j/,  -ffTui,   per. 

ind.  |)a.ss.  of  ai^di/^dj. 
'ilijuo-d,  -us,  -£,   I  u.  ind.  act.  of 

uipd(i). 
U(f>ttfii'iKciaav,  3  pi.   pper.   act.  of 

a0£i(!/ui. 
H0£itfi)i',  for  aipdOtiv,  -iji,  -1,  1  »• 

md.  pass,  of  «0/);/ii. 
Hi/ii;ri«Ku)f,     for    n^>;i'ia/C(ti$,   -uTa, 

-Jf,  par.  per.  act.  ofiKprjvtd^w. 
"HipOa,  Dor.  for  i'jipOri,  3  sin.  1  a. 

ind.   pass.  —  "H(j>dat,  per.  inf. 

pass.  ofaTTTb). 

H0i£oj'  -ovv,  -ec;  -eti,  -ee  -ei,  impf 
act.  —  'Hifiiov,  -£f,  -£  or  £1),  2  a. 
ind.  act.  ol  a<f>iii,>. 

H(jniadii>iv,  -w,  -ara,  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
ol   acjivaau)  or  aipvw. 

HipuypioOut,  per.  inf.  pass,  of  a(po- 

H^a,  -as,  -£,  per.  ind.  act.  ofdyui, 
to  lead.     Or  of  dyoj  or  ayvvfii, 
to  break. 
'Hx^ov  -ovv,  -as -CIS,  -££  -ci,  impf. 

act.  of  i;vfii). 
H;^f'Ta,  for  t^X'ira,  v.  of  »;Y'''"'?5' 
Hxiia  -H,    f.    -I'laui,     (fr.    VX"^    * 
sound)  (0  sound,  resound,  inake 
or  ewiii  a  noise  ;  to  roar  as  the 
sea. 

H;(;^£ij,  -£o-(ra,  -cv,  (fr.  ^;^();  a 
sound)  bounding,  resounding, 
echoing,  loud,  shrill. 

HXiTtis,-ov,o,  (fr.  same)  one  who 
makes  a  sound  or  signal,  a  trum- 
peter; echoing,  resounding  ;  loud, 
shrill. 

ii)(picd);v,  is  3  du.  impf.  mid.  used 
lor  1   a.  ind.  pass.  ofd^Oo/iai. 

'HX^nfai,  -aat,  -rai,  per.  ind. 
pass,  of  dxdojiai'  or  of  £;(;Oai'o- 
l^at. 

'Hx^vv,  -rjs,  -n,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
dyu>. 

'HXQnp",  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
cx&aip'^. 

HxOofir)v,  -ov,  -zTo,  2  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  exOdvoiiat.  Or  impf.  ind. 
mid.  of  dxSojjiai. 

'■ll;j;i,  Poet,  for  f),  how,  in  what 
manner  ;  where. 

'H;^Xi;<ra,  -of,  -t,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
ax^vii). 

HXfaXiJTcviJiai,  -<Tai,  -rai,  per.  ind. 
pass.  —  HxiioXihTtvaa,  -as,  -£,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  (iiY^aXurfuo). 

~H;^oi',  Dor.  for  c~ix«v,  impf.  act.  of 
iX'^. 

H;^;(J7rouj,  -oioi,  b,  »/,  (fr.  tjxos  a 
sound,  and  itovs  the  foot)  an 
epithet  of  a  horse  ;  trampling, 
prancing  ;  a  courser,  steed,  pal- 
frey. 

*Hyr<f,  -ov,  b,  sound,  noise,  report ; 
rumour,  fame ;  din,  clamour, 
shout. 

Hxavans,  g-  sin.  fem.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  ofrjj^ju),  see  vX'^''- 

ilXocMBnv,  -ns,  -n,  '"  3  pi.  IlYpc- 
wflqaav,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  H;^p£i- 
wKo,  -as,  -e,  per.  ind.  act.  of 
iiXpci6ij}. 

IlYci,  -60s  -ovs,  h,  (fr.  rixos  sound) 
(282) 


0AA 

echo,  T(Jlected  sound,  revtrhcrot 
lion. 

H;^ai(^);f,  -tos,  li,  1),  (fr.  same)  echo- 
ing, reverberating,  soumling,  re- 
sounding-; loud,  clear,  shrill. 

II;yu)i',  (par.  pres.  cont.  of  i;;^f'(ii  to 
resound)  sounding,  roaring. 

'Uipdfiijv,  -111,  -aro,  3  pi.  -airo,  1  a. 
ind.  mill,  of  urrno. 

"llij-iiv,  Ion.  and  Pod.,  for  £;^£ii', 
pres.  inf.  act.  — "Hi^rjoa,  -as, 
-£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  evpui. 

HuO',for  vii,  a.  of  ijoij,  and  the  en- 
clitic TC. 

lloiBiv,  and  llUBi,  (fr.  rjcis  the 
'iaun)  earli/,  in  the  morning,  at 
dawn,  by  daybreak. 

H(ii/,  -6vos,  >],  same  as  rjiiitv. 

Huci'xfo/,  -tif,  -£i,  pper.  act.  of 
aiwvil^io. 

Hwof,  -«,  -ov,  (fr.  riuis  morning) 
early,  in  the  morning  ;  eastern. 

Hiitps-djxriv  -ovfirjv,  -iov  -oti,  -uto 
-tiro,  impf.  pass.  —  lUptov  -ovv, 
-CCS  -CIS,  -le-ci,  impf.  act.  of  aiu- 
p/u. 

Hiif,  -Sos  -oiis,  )'},  Poet,  in  nrose 
'Eiis,  (perhaps  fr.  uuw  to  shine) 
Aurora,  the  dawn,  daybreak, 
morning,  daylight ;  day  ;  the 
forenoon  ;  the  east ;  the  sun. 


0 

9,  6,  5,  called  theta,  the  eighth 
letter  of  the  latter,  but  the 
ninth  of  the  ancient  Greek 
alphabet ;  whence,  in  nume- 
rals it  still  signifies  nine,  and 
with  a  dot  unaerneath,  6,  nine 
thousand. 

e',  for  T£  before  an  aspirated 
vowel. 

Qdaaacv,  3  sin.  imp.  ind.  Ion.  of 

Oadaooi,  same  as  ^od^io. 

Qayii,  2  sin.  of  ^ayovfiai,  1  fut. 
ind.  mid.  of  ^daau). 

Qafiia'ios,  -ov,  b,  Thaddmus,  one  of 
the  Apostles. 

OauTo,  Dor.  for  ■S/jtiro,  which  Ion. 
for  cdearo,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  mid. 
of  ^idonai.  Ion.  Stjioitai. 

Odco,  Ion.  for  &dov,  pres.  impr. 
mid.  of  Saduat  for  ^idofiai. 

Odrj/ja,  Dor.  for  ^enfia. 

eai]TOs,  -oTi,  b,  ri,  Dor.  for  beards. 

0'ii'/?u,  used  for  cXavvu)  to  drive, 
impel,  thrust,  push  or  urge  for- 
ward. 

Oaipbs,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  5/w  to  run,  or 
^lipo  a  door)  a  hinge,  pivot  ; 
axletree. 

Qaxiu)  -Si,  f.  -tidij),  and  GaKtiia,  f 
•  tvnia,  (fr.  next)  to  sit,  be  seated; 
to  rest,  reside. 

OdKos,  -ov,  b.  a  seat,  place  to  sit  on, 
stool,  bench  ;  a  desk,  stand,  stall, 
shop,  office,  temple ;  a  sitting, 
assembly. 

eoXa//£i'o/<ai,  (fr.  5rfXa/<oy  a  cham 


@AA 


0AA 


0AN 


ber)  to  chamber;  be  retired,  stay]    fvl;  young,  tender  ;  joyful,  fes' 
at  home,  remain  private.  live  ;  prolific,  fruitful. 

QaXaftv,  -'/Si  '()  (fr-  same)  a  bed-' QaXiiu -H,  f.  -t'/au,  (Poet,  for  $d\- 
chamher,  closet;  a  cabin,  shelter,\  Au,  which  see  also)  to  be  orna- 
retreal,  den  ;  a  bed,  rest,  cavity  I      mental  or  decorative,   be  set  off", 


for  ajiy  tiling  to  lie  on  ;  a  resort 
of  Jish,  Jishpond    or    breeding 
place  for  Jish. 
BaXaiitjios,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same)  of 
a  chamber, ^l  for  or  belonging  to 
a  room. 
6aAa;ir;-dAof,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
ToXiw,  to  be  about)  a  chamber- 
lain. 
&aXafiia,  -ai,    and  Ion.    OaXafilt;, 
-i7f,  fi,   (fr.    same)    the  port  or 
aperture  for  thrusting  the  oar  out 
of  the  silk  of  Uie  ship. 
OaXa/iotat,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 
edXa/ios,    -ov,   b,    a    bedchamber, 
room  ;  a  nest,  lair,  form,  &c.  ; 
a    residence,    abode,    house;    a. 
bridechamber  ;  the  wedding  day,  | 
nuptials,  a  wedding  ;    wedlock, 
marriage;  a  storeroom,  treasury  ; 
the  holy  place  or  inner  part  of  a 
temple ;    the  temples  or  part  of 
the  head  about  the  eyes  ;  the  tiold 
of  a  ship. 
QdXaaaa  or  -rra,  -ijf,  i;,  (fr.  rapdo- 
(T(j  to  disturb.     Or,  fr.   uXy  the 
deep ;     or  aaXdi  the   salt  sea) 
the  sea  ;  a  sea  or  Uike  ;  a  laver  or 
bath. 
OaXaaaeii,  -ios,  Att.   -/u>j,  o,   (fr. 

last)  a  seaman  ;  afiihcrman. 
BaXaaacvu),  f.  -daw,  (fr.  same)  to 
live  at  sea,  gain  a  livelihood  by 
sea,  be  engaged  in  sea  uj'airs ;  to 
be  weather  beaten,  tossed  at  sea. 
BaXdcraioi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  of 

the  sea,  sea,  marine. 
QaXaaaoiiloiTOf,  (fr.  same,  and  /Ji'oj 
life)  living  or  gaining  a  livelihood 
by  or  from  the  sea 


OaXaaaouii'i!,  -iof  -ov(,  b,  rj,  (fr 

hk, 

■etembling  tlie  sea,  sea-coi 
erf. 

QaXaaaoKpaTiiu  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kpatlii)  to  rule)  to  rule  tlie  sea, 
have  the  empire  or  command  of 
the  tea. 

QaXaacoKpaTiiip,  -opof,  I,  l),  (fr. 
same)  lord  nf  the  ocean,  ruling 
over  or  rommanding  at  sea. 

OaXnaadrXayKTOf,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr. 
name,  and  irXd^ui  to  wander) 
wavr-unxndering,  sra-braten, 

OaXiiaaonipof,  -ov,  0,  li,  (fr.  Hanic, 
and  ndp'Ji  a  paMfiago,  th.  irclpw  to 
pasH  through)  crossing  the  sea. 

Oa^dmof,  -ou,  h,  !),  (fr.  ^dXarra 
itio  m-a)  nee  ^aXdaatoi;. 

f\nXlti,  3  Hin.   prcs.   ind.   act.  of 

OaXIHidv,  -aval,  -oy,  par.  pr<;».  act. 
of^-iA/Ow.for  c»rfA,\«. 

fidXeia,  -a(,  li,  (fr.  JrfAAu  to  liioom) 
Thntia,  <>w  of  lh<'  miiMCx. 

QaXiin,  -ai-  I/,  Hce  }nX(a. 

BdXiiof,  -a,  -or,  and 

OaXtpii;,  -a,  -Ity,  (fr.  }d\Xv  Ui 
bloom)  RTcrn,  frrsh,  moist; 
blooming,  Jluwrry  ;  florid, ^flou- 
rishing ;  ropunis,  redundant, 
pkntiful ;  fluent,  voluble;  youth-. 


appear    handsome ;    to     bloom , 
flourish 
OaXijs,  -ov,  and  -Tjroi,  b,  Tholes,  a 

man's  name. 
QaXta,  -ai,  and  Ion.  OaXiyi,  -t]i,  f;, 
(fr,   idXXisi  to  bloom)   o  solemn 
feast, festival ;  a  holyday,  anni- 
versary, celebration  ;  a  banquet, 
entertainment  ;     plenty,     abun- 
dance, affluence  ;  an  olive  branch; 
a  urreoth  or  garlund  of  olive.  Also 
Thalia,  a  woman's  name. 
QaXid^oi,  f.  -a<ru),  (fr.  last)  to  cele- 
brate, keep  or  observe  a  festival 
with  barujuets ;  to  feast  or  revel 
adorned  with  green  garlands  ;  to 
bedeck  or  ornament  with  wreaths 
of  olive. 
OaXXla  or   BaXia,  -ai,  t),  (fr.  5a'X- 
Xw  to  bloom)  a  green  branch  or 
hough  ;  a  bud,  shoot,  twig, 
BdXXoiaa,  Dor.  for  SdXXovca,  fem. 

par.  pres.  act.  of  &dXXu). 
BaXXdi,-ov,  b,  (fr.  ^dXXw  to  bloom) 
a  branch,  bough  or  twig  of  olive; 
any  green  brunch. 
BaXXo<jtopiiii-(i),  (fr.  last,  and  (popiui 
to  carry,  th.   (pipu  to  carry)  to 
carry    about    olive    boughs,  bear 
olive  branches  in  celebration. 
GaXXw,   f.    -aXw,  p.  riOaXKa,  to  be 
green  or  fresh ;  to  vegetate,  bud, 
flower;  to  bloom,  flourish ;  to  be 
young  or  youthful,  approach  ma- 
turity ;  to  abound,  exuberate. 
BaXoi,  -coi  -ovs,  rb,  (fr.  last)  a  bud, 
shoot,  germ,  twig,  branch;  oJT- 
spring,  progeny;  a  son,  child; 
bloom,    vigour ;    honour,  fame, 
excellence. 


QdXiTcai,   Ion.    for    ■Sa'Xrj;,  2   sin. 
same,   and   liia   likeness)   likil     pres.  ind.  pass,  of  da'X»ru. 
or  resembling  tlie  sea,  sea-coUmr-  6a'Xr£i,  ind. — 6<iXjTj/,  sub.   3  sin. 

pres.  of&dXvia. 

QaX-zidu)  -u>,  (fr.  SdX-rru)  to  warm) 
ta  become  hoty  grow  warm, 
glow. 

OdX-ntoii,-ov,h,  (fr.  last)  Thalpius, 
a  man's  name. 

OaXiriduii',  Poet.  for^aXiriui',  cent, 
fr.  ^aXmdii)v,  par.  pres.  act.  of 
same. 

QaXiniiO,  Ileb.  an  arm  on/ ;  a 
tower,  fortress ;  a  retreat,  re- 
fuge. 

OaXiTfif,  -II,  -dv,  and  OaXnpif,  -a, 
-if,  (fr.  $dXrw  to  be  warm)  hot, 
warm,  scalding,  bumin/i,  srurch- 
'"J?  !  gbninng,  bright,  shining. 

OdXvoi,  -tof  -ovf,  rA,  (fr.  name) 
htat,  viarmlh  ;  a  burning,  scorch- 
ing. 

OdArw,f.  -i|u,(fr.  5/^(AXuilo bloom, 
and  irot/ui  to  make)  to  heat,  make 


hot,  kri-j)  warm  ;  I'l  brood,  incu- 
bate;  to  fosltr,  cherish,  fon/lle, 
rndfar ;  nourish,  maintain,  fu- 
vour ;  to  burn,  sit  on  flre,  kin- 
dle. 
QaXnwph,  -9«,  <.  Cr-  '»•')  neUurid 
htnl^  genial  warmth  ;  ullcviation 
of  pain,  fomentation,  stupe  ; 
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comfort,  consolation  ;  encourage- 
ment, hope. 
BaXvcta,  -wv,  rd,  (fr.  ,?a'XX(i)  to 
bloom)  a  festival  after  harvest, 
harvest-ho7ne,  (iffcring  of  flrst 
fruits. 
euXOcriof,  -a,  -oy,    (fr.    last)  fresh, 

new,  of  this  year. 
BaX(pOeii,-uca,  -iv,  par.  1  a.  pass. 
—  BaX<pdCi,  -fii,  -7],    1  «u    sub. 
pass,  ot  ^dX-ru). 
GaXi^if,    -toi,    Att.    -£0J5,   i;,    (fr. 
same)  ivurmlh,  heat,  warmness  ; 
a  fomentation  or  stuping. 
BdXwfiev,   1    pi.    1    a.  sub.   act.  of 

■SdXXu). 
Bona,  (perhaps  fr.  a^a   together) 
often,     oftuUimes,     frequently  ; 
numerously ,  in  a  crowded  man- 
ner. 
Qdfiap,  Heb.  indecl.     Thamar,  a 

Woman's  name. 
Bo'^lStt,  3sin.  impf.  act.  Ion.  of 
Ba/jliiu  -d,  f.  -lytru),  p.   Tc6diilii]Ka, 
(fr.  Sdfifios  amazement)   to  as- 
tojush,  confound,  daunt,   terrify, 
astound,   stun ;    to  amaze,   sur- 
prise, confuse.   BafilJioftai  -oD/<ui, 
to  dread,  fear  greatly  ;  to  won- 
der,   be    amazed    or   perplexed. 
impf.    mid.    eQainfit6nr)v   -oi/irjv, 
in  3  pi.   tBafi^iovTO  -ouvro.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  idaixfit'/Oijf,  ->ii,-t], 
Qdji(inctv,  Ion.  for  {0«'/i/3i;iT£v,  with 
V  added,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
last. 
Bdjiffriats,   -tos,  Att.   -£iij{,  ^,   and 
Bdiijios,-cos  -ovi,T!),  (fr.  &afifieii) 
to  amaze)  astunishncnt,  amaze- 
ment ;  fear,  dread,  terror ;  sur- 
prise, wonder,  admiration. 
6ujj0wv,  par.  pres.  act.  cent,  of 

^afifHo). 
Ba/xici,  n.  Ga^/a;,  a.  pi.  of  ^a/ii/j. 
Baiiciui,  -a,  -dv,  and  Baul]i,  -fog 
-OL'S,  b,   I'l,  (fr.   ■Ja/iu  often)  fre- 
quent, often  repeated;  thick,  closer 
numerous. 
Qaiil^h),  (fr.  last)  to  do  often,  re- 
peat ;  to  frequent,  resort,  haunt ; 
to  crowd,  collect  together  ;  to  hap- 
pen often,  reair. 
Bttfituaadt^rii,    Neptune     was     so 

called  by  the  Scythians. 
Bantvd,  (I'oet.  fr."  next,  ih.  5a^<J 
often)  freqxiently,  often,  repeat- 
edly. 
Ba/if'vdi,  -i),  -ill',  (fr.   ^a/iu  often) 
frequent,  often   repeated;    thick, 
close,  crowded,  vximcrous. 
Bd/Avot,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  grove, 
wood,  thicket ;    a   brier,    shrub, 
underwooil. 
Bofiiiol'hi,  -loi  -oTii;,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  la.sl) 
woody,  thick  with  briers    or  un- 
tlrrwood. 
Oditvpif,  (fr.  5a/«J  numerously)  a 
solemn  meeting,  festival,  celcbra- 
lion. 
Oavn'(T(/ioc,  -nv,  o,  //,  (fr.  ^vi'iaKOt  to 

dii^)  deadly,  mortal, fatal. 
Bavarnui  -u,  (fr.  5u'iuto<  <lcalh,  ih. 
iviloKui  to  die)  til  desire  death, 
wish  to  die  ;  to  commit  suicide. 
Bavnrrtipdpof.  -ov,  6,  (fr.  sainc,  and 
(fi/pif  lii  brini;)  causing  death, 
detully,  m  or  tat. 


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OavdrotOy  g.  Ion.  of 

Qdi'uTOi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^ii'ianw  to  die) 
death;  immin«ut  danstr ;  a 
plague,  pestilriife.  ^^ayciru  r6- 
pcty,  to  giix  up  to  tleiu%. 

QavaToiiiiOa,  1  pi.  coiit.  pros.  iiul. 
pass.  —  Oarnroi'/iti'Of,  -ry,  -or, 
par.  pros.  pass.  cont.  — Oukj- 
Toiiy,  pres.  ml",  act.  cont.  — Ou- 
vaTovTi,  -.  pi.  cont.  pres.  iiui. 
act.  of 

Oavardu)  -u», ).  -uJcriu,  p.  reOavdriiiKa, 

iff.  ^(iruTOi  death,  tli.  ^vj'iaKu)  to 
ie)  to  kill,  slaij,  put  to  death, 
inflict  {leath ;  to  mortify,  (fucnch, 
subdue,  humble.  QavaTooiim  -ov- 
/lai,  to  be  ilead  or  as  it  were  dead. 

1  a.  act.  ind.  cdavaTuiira'  sub. 
^avaruxToi'  inf.  ^avariovai.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  c6ai'aTujd)iV  par.  Sa- 
vartjidds. 

QavaT(!JS>i{,  -cog,  i,  fi,   (fr.  same) 

deadly,  mortal. 
BavaTiiiBtii,  -tXaa,  -iv,  par.    1  a. 

pass,  of  same. 
Qavaruiaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Qava- 

ruiBovai,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 

Qavanaaiact,  3  pi.  I  a.  sub.  act. 

of  same, 
eavrfruo-tf,  -loy,  Att.  -eu;,  fj,   (fr. 

same  )a  <riWi/i^,  slaughter, murder . 
Qavhiv,  Ion.  and  Qavlyiiv,  Dor.  for 

Qavuv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  ^vf^aKui. 
eavjici^,Heb.  indecl.  largeserpents, 

dragons,  crocodiles. 
Odvotfii,  -oif,  -01,  2  a.  opt.  act.  — 

Qavoiaai,  Dor.  for  ^avoiaiji,  g. 

sin.  feni.  par.  2  a.   .let.  —  Qd- 

vovt',  by  Apos.  for  ^dvovra,   a. 

sin.  mas.  par.  2  a.  act.  —  Go- 

vovaai,   -jj,  -urai,  2  f.  ind.  mid. 

of  Svt'jCKU). 

&dviji,  formed  by  Metath.  fr.  ^vdoi, 
the  origin  of  3-vi)(rKu),  an  obsolete 
verb,  whence  2  a.  ind.  act.  idd- 
vov,  2  f.  ind.  act.  ^aviH,  and  2  C 
ind.    mid.    ^avoufiai,    attributed 

to  ^V^dKW, 

Qdofiai,  for  Scdo/iat.  —  Qdovra,  a. 
sin.  par.  pres.  act.  of  -S-du  or 
Sdonat. 

OdiTTev,  Ion.  for  iQa-artv,  3  sin. 
impf.  of 

QdiTTti),  f.  -ifu),  p.  TiTaipa,  to  bury, 
inter,  bum,  perform  obsequies, 
celebrate  a  funeral.  QdirTOjiai, 
to  be  buried  in  grief,  &c.  sunk  in 
amazement,  overwhelmed  with 
admiration.  1.  a.  ind.  act.  iOa^a. 

2  a.  ind.  act.  iTa<pov.  2  f.  ind. 
act.  Td<pij).  2  a.  pass.  ind.  erdipriv 
inf.  ra'pT]vat.  2  f.  pass,  ra^fiau- 


Oapi)tu)  -ut,  (fr.  Sdpl>oi,  for  &dpcoi 
conlidence)  f.-i'iat,),  p.  rtOu'prjkrd. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  cOiipjitiaa.  See 
Sapatu). 

Oapf)fiatu,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 


Odrrtoi'   sec  Sdnawv, 

OuD,    llcb.    iiidccl.     a    chamber, 

room. 
Oavfia,  -Sroi,  rb,    (fr.  •Suiijini^w  to 

wonder)    wonder,    ustonishmenl, 


0(ip/));T'('».df, -i),  -(i)',  (fr.  last)  cun-\     amazement;  admiration;  a XDon> 


Qapi 


/io(.  per.  ind.  mid.  TtO'iva. 

rpu,  He 

name. 


indecl.  Thara,  a  man's 


eaoyijXi'a,  -wv,  rii,  (perhaps  fr. 
■St'pw  to  warm,  and  yri  the  earth) 
a  festival  of  Apolh  and  IJiann, 
when  6rst  fruits  were  ofl'ered  to 
them. 

Gapyf/Xitaii/,  -uvoj,  b,  (fr.  last)  the 
eleventh  month  of  the  Athenians, 
when  the  ^aoyrj'Sia  were  held  ; 
it  answered  nearly  to  April. 

Qap'jia\io(,  -a,  -ov,  and  0apLa\i(i)i, 
see  -JaooaXfot  and  iaocaXiiiis. 

Oapfttiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  of 


jident,  bold,  daring,  spirited. 

Odppo^,  -£o{  -oi's',  Ti\  sec  Tapani. 

tiappolifKv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  Oapl>ovvTCs,  n.  -^oDrrns, 
a.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of&npjiiii). 

Bappinu),  (fr.  ^a'pj'of,  for  &dpaoi 
confidence)  to  inspire  with  conji- 
dence,  encourage,  animate. 

OapoaXeoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  3(ip(7os  cou- 
rage) bold,  conjident,  resolute, 
slurdy,  hnrdy  ;  daring,  courage- 
ous, valiant,  comp.  ^apaaXeiirc- 

pOi,  sup.  -o'tTttTOS. 

Qapaa\iuis,  (fr.  last)  boldly,  coura- 
geously, intrepidly. 
Qdpcrct,   2  sin.  —  &apac7Te,  2  pi. 
pres.    impr.   act.    cont.  of  ^ap- 
aiui. 
Qapadiq,  -foj,  Att.  -fcof,  b,  a  man 

of  Tharsos. 
Qapatucra,   Dor.    for  ^apeovaa,    n. 

fern.  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
Qapaib)  -C),  f.  -^(TM,  p.  -t]Ka,  (fr. 
^a'paos  courage)  to  trust,  confide, 
rely  or  depend  on ;  to  expect, 
hojie,  have  assurance;  to  dare, 
venture,  be  bold,  act  spiritedly; 
to  take  courage,  cheer  up,  feel  se- 
cure, be  at  ease,  use  freedom  or 
authority,  par.  pres.  act.  &ap~ 
aluiv  -lav.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cddparjaa' 
par.  Sapay'jaai. 
Odpao;,  and  by  Metath.  ^-pa'oro;, 
-cos  -ows,  r!l,  (fr.  $ip(x>  to  be 
warm)  self  consciousness,  comft- 
dcnce ;  boldness,  courage,  forti- 
tude ;  impudence,  assurance. 
Qdpao;,  -ov,  i),  Tarsus,  a  city  of 

Cilicia.     The  ocean,  sea. 
OapavveaKui,    impf.     cdapa'ovtaKov, 

Poet,  for 
Qapcvvoi,  f.  -Bvw,  (fr.  ^dpaoi  bold- 
ness)  to  give  confidence,  encou- 
rage, embolden. 
Qapmii,  -tia,  -0,  (fr.  same)  confi- 
dent,   assured,    collected ;    bold, 
daring,    venturesome ;    courage- 
ous, valiant. 
Qdaai,  Dor.  for  ^I'aaai,  1  a.  impr, 

mid.  of-^tao^ai,  Poet,  ^dofiat, 
Baatiii,  Dor.  for  f)))o-£iJ;. 
Bdaojiai,  Dor.  lor  St'iaofiai,  1  f.  ind. 

mid.  oi  riOripi. 
BaaOptvoi,    Dor.    for    Scaadpcvoi, 
par.  1  f.  mid.  of  ^cdopui,  Poet. 
•Sno/iar. 
&d(Toi,  -ov,  b,  Thasos,  an  island  in 

the  iEgean  sea. 
Qdaaov,    (neut.   of  ddTTuv)    merre 

quickly,  sooner. 
G((rT(T(j),  cont.  for  ^adaaii),  same  as 

•Sod^u. 
Gdffiruv  or  Qdrrtav,  (fr.  ^daata  to 
move  quickly)  a  comparative 
attributed  to  rayiiq,  which  sec 
Qdrtpoi,  -a,-ov,  (fr.  tus,  for  i,  and 
iTcpoi  other)  either,  one  or  uth(r 
one  or  either  of  .two,  the  other 
Oaripov,  ^drenni,  for  too  ircpov, 
at  'ircpai.  Eirt  ^drepa,  to  or  on 
the  other  side, 

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der,  prodigy, 

Qavpui^opci',  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
OavpaadpcOa,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
of  ^nvpd^w. 

Oflti/id^td',  ])res.  inf.  act.  —  Oaw- 
fid^CTC,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr.    • 

act eavpdaiiTC,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub. 

act.  —  ^3^lVfid^o)V,  \>\.  n.  -^ovTCi, 
g.  -^dvTiov,  par.  pros.  act.  of 

Bavpii^u),  f.  -au),  p.  TcOavpaKa,  to 
vmnder,  marvel,  admire;  to  re- 
vere, respect,  honour,  look  up  to  ; 
to  court,  regard,  favour ;  to  won- 
der at,  he  surprised  ;  to  be  struck 
U'ith  amazement,  with  admira- 
tion, with  awe  or  with  indigna- 
tion, per.  ind.  pass.  rcOavpaanai. 
1  a.  pass.  ind.  tOavudaOriv'  inf. 
S-avpaodrjuai,  1  f.  inil.  mid.  &av- 
pdcropai. 

Qavpalvu),  same  as  last. 

QavpaviovTCi,  Ion.  for ^avfiavovTCif 
n.  pi.  par.  2f.  act.  of  last. 

Oavpas,  -avTOi,  b,  Thomas,  a  man's 
name. 

Qavpuatoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ^avpd(u>  to 
wonder)  wonderful,  marvellous^ 
admiraile,  surprising,  astonish^ 
ing,  strange. 

Qavpaapoi,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  won- 
der,  admiration,  surprise, 

Oavpaarrji,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
admirer,  praiser,  commender;  a 
flatterer,  sycophant, 

QavpacTh^,  -i),  -iy,  (fr.  same)  to  be 
admired,  wonderful,  marvellous, 

Qavitaordu)  -d,  f.  -liaiii,  (fr.  same) 
to  cause  %vonder,  excite  admira- 
tion, make  surprising,  appear 
strange, 

OavpaiTTws,  (fr.  ^avpacrb;  won- 
derful) womJerfully,  surprising- 
ly ;  wisely,  sensibly,  prudent- 
ly- 

Qavpart^opai,  f.  -laopat,  (fr.  -Jou- 
fiu'^w  to  wonder)  to  he  struck  with 
admiration,  be  confounded  with 
surprise  ;  to  wonder,  marvel,  ad- 
mire, 

0nvpaT6Koios,-ov,  o,  !/,  (fr.  ^aijpa 
a  wonder,  and  -nonw  to  make) 
wonder-working,  marvellous ;  a 
juggler,  dealer  in  miracles. 

Qavparoopycoi  -w,  f.  -ijffo),  (fr.  -Jati- 
pd^u)  to  wonder,  and  ipyov 
work)  to  do  vxmderful  things, 
work  miracles ;  to  practise  im- 
postures, effect  delusions,  use  ma- 
gic. 

Oavparovpybi,  -ou,  h,  (fr.  same)  a 
worker  of  miracles ;  a  pretender 
to  miracles,  impostor;  a  sor- 
cerer, magician,  wizzard ;  a 
juggler. 

Ga^OcJs,  -tlaa,  -h',  par.  1  a.  pass. 

of  &dl7T0>. 

Grt'ilai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  0axl/dvTioV, 
g.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act,  of  ^dirrii). 

ea\pia,  -ai,  i'/,  an  herb  so  called 
from 

Od^oi,  -ov,  >/,  Tliapsus,  an  island  ; 


©EA 
a.  town  in  Africa  ;  a  town  and 
nver  in  Scythia ;  a  kind  of 
wood,  herb  used  for  dyeing, 
brought  from  some  of  those 
places. 

6aai,  cont.  fr,  Stdu,  same  as  &edo- 
fiai, 

0a'(i)  -a,  to  suckle,  give  milk  to ;  to 
nourish,  clierish,  feed,  maintain. 
Qdofiai,  to  feed,  receive  nourish- 
ment, suck  ;  to  dine,  sup,  feast, 
ban'juet. 

ec,  a  particle  added  to  words ;  it 
implies  motion  from  a  place. 

Qta,  -Si,  I),  (fr.  Scii  a  god)  a  god- 
dess, idoL 

Qia,  -ai,  h,  (fr.  ^cdojiai  to  behold) 
a  spectacle,  sight,  show,  pageant, 
display ;  a  prospect,  view,  scaf- 
Jold,  gallery,  lower  from  whence 
to  see. 

Qia,     pres.     irapr.    act.    cont, 
^tdiii, 

Btadrjvai,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of^tdojiai. 

Qiatva,  -of,  Ij,  same  as  icd. 

0idfta,  -dro;,  rd,  (fr.  ^cdofiai  to 
look  at)  a  sight,  spectacle,  show, 
pageant. 

Ocav,  Dor.  for  &cwv,  g.  pi.  of  $cd' 
or  a.  sin.  of  same. 

Otdvii,  -6oi  -ovi,  I),  Tlieano,  a 
woman's  name. 

Ocdouat,  f.  -daoftai,  p.  rtOiafiai,  to 
htnola,  look  upon,  view,  contem- 
plate ;  to  consider,  observe,  re- 
gard, look  up  to  ;  to  gaze  upon, 
admire  ;  to  go  to  see,  visit.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  cOcddtjv-  inf.  ^caOrjvat. 
1  a.  mid.  ind.  cdtaadfitjV  inf. 
SedaaaOai '  par.  ^iaadficvoi, 

Quipiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  ^tis  a  god)  a 
holy  place,  temple. 

Qtapx^a,  -nf,  JJ,  (fr.  same,  and 
aox'i  rule)  the  divinity,  divine 
oriifinai  ;  providence,  divine  care. 

Otaadficvof,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  —  Hcdoaa- 
Oai,  inf.  I  a.  mid.  ofSidoiiai. 

6(ari)(,  -oB,  b,  (fr.  5tdouai  to  be- 
hold) a  spectator,  viewer,  be- 
holder, looker  on. 

Btardf,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  to  he 
seen,  visible,  conspicuous,  clear, 
plain;  eminent,  consideraljle, 
notahle,  remarkable,  ivorth  at- 
tention ;  iDorlhy,  goodly,  grace- 
ful ;  wonderful,  strange,  marvel- 
Urns,  amazing,  surjtriting,  adini- 
rahle. 

OtaTfit^M,  f.  -fnu),  p.  TtOcdTpiKa,{fT. 
StnTfiov  a  pinyhousf,  th.  ^tdofim 
to  li«h<ild)  to  make  a  public 
tpectacU,  prnducr  on  the  stage  ; 
to  act  drarnatic'itly^  perform. 
par,  pr«'"4.  pans.  C*i:«r^)i(i{)itK;c, -ij, 
'OV.  per.  ind.  pax*.  rtOfrfrniff/iai. 

Otarpotifiiif,  -/o<  -oSt,  o,  I'l,  (fr. 
name,  nn*!  tl^oi  a  likeniiHx)  likru 
plnyhtiu^r,  ruemhling  ii  llicatrr, 
tlieatrirtd. 

Olarpov,  -01),  t4,  (fr.  ^tdoimi  to 
look  on )  a  building  for  the  exhi- 
bition nf  puhlir  gnmrji  or  shows, 
thealrrral,  poliliral,  divine,  &<•.; 
a  playh'iusc,  thratrt ;  an  extiibi- 
tinn,  show,  spectarjr. 

Otdia,  the  active  of  5t(fo/mi,  which 
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etd(i)»',  -^ol.  for^toir,  g.  pi.  of Sta. 

e/c,  Ion.  for  idtt,  3  sin.  cont. 
inipf.  act,  of.5{'ii). 

Qti,  Heb.  indecl.  a  chamber,  room, 
hall,  court,  vestibule ;  the  ground. 

Qiciov,  neut.  of  Qieio;,  Poet,  for 
^tlov,  find  ^uo<;. 

euiiui  -w,  (fr.  ^Itiov,  Ion,  for  ^dov 
sulphur)  to  fumigate  with  sul- 
phur, smoke  with  brimstone. 

QhoKov,  Ion.  for  iQcov,  inipf,  act, 
of  ^iiii. 

Qtcvficvos,  Ion,  for  ^ciiftcvoi,  par. 
pres.  mid,  cont,  of  ^tdoftat. 

eci'iioi.  Poet,  for  &icios,  which  for 
&C.I0S. 

eti)?,  Ion,  for  ^cats,  d.  pi.  of  ^ta, 

Oo'iaaodat,  Ion,  for  ^tdaaaOat,  1  a, 
inf,    mid,   —   Bcnaeat,   Ion,   for 
Sedan,  ~  sin,   1  f,  mid,  of  Scdo- 
jiai. 
of  6£/;rof,  -it,  -bv,  Ion,  for  btardi. 

Qua,  -as,  )),  (fern,  of  ^tiof  divine) 
Thcia,  a  woman's  name, 

QtiEi,  3  sin,  pres,  ind,  act,  — Qcicii', 
pres.  inf.  act.  of^ti'o),  Poet,  for 
5itn,  to  run. 

6ci'i),  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  act.  of -S-tiw, 
Poet,  for  Sew,  to  set.  Or,  Poet, 
for  -Sf/,  3  sin,  i  a,  sub,  of  rtOnnt. 

Qetriv,  -tii,  -71,  2  a,  opt,  act,  of  rl- 
611  fit. 

Qdriv,  Ion,  for  Sciay,  a,  sin,  fern, 
of  Sctoi. 

OciXoTTchiiii),  (fr,  next)  to  expose  to 
the  sun,  parch,  dry;  to  warm, 
bask. 

BtcXoirt^ov, -01),  Tu,[CoT rb  eiX67:cSoy) 
a  sunny  place,  place  exposed  to 
the  sun,  drying  ground, 

Bcivat,  2  a.  inf,  act,  ofriQrifi'- 

6£ivii/itv»5,  -n,-ov,  par.pres.pass,of 

Qcifu),  f.  Sad,  (a  Poet,  verb)  to 
strike,  hit,  smile ;  to  lash,  .flog, 
beat,  chastise ;  to  fell,  kill,  mur- 
der, slay. 

Qcioucv,  by  Sysf,  for  Sdtajjev,  1  pi, 
or  Sdio,  Poet,  for  Sui,  2  a,  sub. 
act,  of  ridrifti. 

Qttov,  -ov,  ri,(neut,  ofSuos  divine) 
sulphur,  brimstone. 

Ofioi', -01),  rb,  (same)  thcdivme  be- 
ing ;  the  divinity. 

(iiioq,  and  Poet.  Oe^iot,  and0«tiof, 
-a,  -01',  (fr,  Otif  God)  relating 
to  Go'/,  divine,  heavenly  ;  holy, 
sacred,  consecrated,  blessed  ;  very 
great,  beyond  human,  monstrous, 
prodigious ;  prophetic,  presaging, 
forehodinif.  romp.  Scidrcpni,  sup. 
-6TaTo(. 

Ottof,  -01),  4,  an  uncle. 

OtiAripnv,  and  Odor/ooH,  (I'r.  Sti6- 
Tf.pot  cninp.  of  ^noc  divino)  di- 
itnely,  from  God,  from  liraven. 

Ot((irijc,  -nTo(,  li,  (fr,  StJuii  divine, 
Ih.  Dtbi  tiod)  the  divinity,  the 
divine  nature,  the  (Smlhea/l,  the 
providence  if  God. 

fjti'iui  -li,  f,  -utnio,  (fr,  5tro«  divine, 
th,  0(d(  God)  to  luUlow,  come- 
cratr,  dedicate. 

OuTt,  by  Sync,  for  Sttitrt,  2  pi.  2 
a.  opt.  art.  of  rtOitiii. 

Qdui,  I'ricl,  for  3/ij,  to  run.  Also 
Poel.  for  5i3,  2  a,  wib.  art.  nC 
rlOiJin. 

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Qu(iSr}i,  -£oj  -ovi,  b.  fi,  (fr.  Seiov 
sulphur,  and  uio;  likeness)  sul- 
phureous, like  sulphur  or  brim- 
stone. 

Qdiaaa,  Ion.  for  tOdwaa,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  ^£100). 

Oi\\  for  OfAf,  pres,  t'mpr,  act,  of 

ef'Ayr/rpoi',  -ov,  rb,  (fr,  SiXyo)  to 
sooth)  o  soother,  balm,  refreah- 
vienl ;  a  charm. 

OcXylv,  -ifoi,  b,  (fr,  same)  a  sor- 
cerer, enchanter,  magician. 

QiXyu),  f.  -^w,  (perhaps  fr,  -J/Xu  to 
wish,  and  dyo)  to  lead)  to  sooth, 
flatter,  comfort,  console;  to 
please,  gratify ;  to  allure,  seduce, 
mislead,  corrupt ;  to  cajole,  de- 
ceive, beguile,  cheat;  to  bewitch, 
charm,     par,  pres.  pass.  SeXyd- 

flCVOi. 

eiXcii,  -£(,  2  and  3  sin.;  pi,  -ofifv, 
-£r£,  -ovat,  pres,  ind,  act,  —  Bi- 
Xr/i,  X>;,  2  and  3  sin,  -X»/r£,  -Xui- 
at,  2  and  3  pi,  pres,  sub,  act,  — 
^f'Xoi,  3,  sin,  pres,  opt,  act,  oi 
S-iXio  or  cdiXui. 

BiXeniov,  -ov,  TO,  (tv,  SiirnXov  a 
foundation,  tli.  ^£u>,  to  place)  o 
foundation,  groundwork,  basis. 

Os'Xtj/ki,  -drog,  rb,  and  BfXtiat;,  -lOf, 
Alt,  -£ios,  »;,  (fr.  -SiXw  to  wish) 
will,  volition,  ivish;  desire,  incli- 
nutinn,  pleasure,  d,  sin.  ScXfjpa- 
Ti  •  pi.  ScXi'ifiara. 

BeXr'ioavTai,  a.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
e£X;;o-iD,  -ps,  -ri,  3  pi.  -aioat,  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  SiXio. 

OeXijriig,  -ov,  6,(fr.  same)  a  wisher; 
desirou.'!,  eager,  willing. 

BtXijTbs,  -7),  -ov,  (fr.  same)  desired, 
coveted,  wished  or  longed  for, 
prayed,  sought;  decreed,  detcr- 
viined. 

ecXKT!)p,  -Ttpbg,  b,  (fr,  SfXyu)  to  se- 
duce) a  .ftuthrcr,  soother;  sedti- 
cer,  deceiver. 

BrXxT^piov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr,  last,  th. 
SiXyu  to  sooth)  enticement,  ul- 
lurrment,  blandishment,  attrac- 
tion, captivalion,  charm  ;  a  balm, 
consolation ,  soothing  strain  ;  se- 
duction, deception. 

QeX^ivooi  -ovf,  -dov  -o?lj  0,  1^,  (fr, 
same,  and  riog  the  mind)  »oo//i- 
ing,  calming,  balmy,  grateful. 

BiXotaa,  Dor,  tor  SlXavoa,  n,  feni. 
—  BiXi/vTi,  Dor,  for  SiXovot,  <l. 
pi,  —  (^I'XoDira,  n,  fern,  par,  pros, 
act.  of  SlXii. 

H/Xoi'To«,  f!.  —  O/XoiTi,  d.  —  0(- 
Xoirrt,  a.  —  O/XoiTcf,  n,  pi,  of 
>?/Ai.ii',  -oiiva,  -01',  par.  pres,  act. 
of  same. 

O/Ai'/ii'oi',  -on,  rb,  snnio  aHStfiiXioi'. 

BlXai  or  fO/Xiii,  which  see. 

()/;/(!,  -(?ro{,  rb,  (fr.  rWripi  toplarc) 
i-any  thinp,  set,  jdarrd,  laid,  put 
or  imjiosrd  on  nnntlur  ;  an  rrrc- 
tion,  huildivp,  lomb^  monument ; 
n  subject  fin-  mritini;  ujnm,  text, 
theme;  the  origin  or  original; 
an  army  or  rrsimenl  ijuartrred 
on  a  countri/ ;  the  district  so  cir- 
rumslatimt ;  nn  impost,  lil-r, 
subsiih/  ;  money  laid  iioirn,  a  de- 
poiilr,    plrtli'c,    slake ;    n    m'ltr'i, 


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^(inif  or  coritml  for  a  wager; 
trfosiirr  laid  up;  the  cqtf'tr  or 
rhtst  in  which  it  in  hyt ;  ti  habit, 
manner,  J'ashiou  ;  circumstance, 
situulien,  plnce. 

ectiariKii,  -,),  -di;  (fr.  last)  set, 
placed^  laid  down,  decided  ;  posi- 
lilt,  ahsvlute,  decisive;  provin- 
cial, e2tcrnal,fureiffn  ;  primitive, 
original;  done  for  a  wager,  bet 
or  slake,  as  &c[taTiKoi  aytivci, 
sweepstake  games. 

OtitiOXoi;  -oil,  ri,  same  as^t^Aiov. 

Ot/iriXiov,  -01',  tH,  Poet,  lor 

OcftiXiov,  -on,  rd,  and  QcfiiXton,  -ov, 
b,  alsoS^ficOAov,  .?t/(CiXio)',^fXi)/i- 
vov,  and  ^i'iitc\ov,  (fr.  rlOnt't  to 
place)  a  foundation,  growul- 
work,  basis;  any  tiling Jirm,an  al- 
tar, temple,  palace,  fortress  ;  bal- 
last; a  (leposite,  treasure  laid  itp. 

Ot/itXiciu)  -<3,  f.  -ujaui,  p.  TcOcutXliD- 
Ka,  (fr.  liLst)  to  lay  a  foundation  ; 
to  found,  settle,  establish,  conjirm. 
per.  ind.  pass.  Tt6tjit\iii)fiai. 
pper.  ind.  pass.  crtOt/itXiuifi^/v,  3 
sin.  Ion.  TcOcfieXtiiiTo. 

Oe//cXiu(T«i,  I  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 

6£/<cXl'a><7(f,  -lOi,  Att.  -tO)?,  i;,  (fr. 
same)  the  laying  a  foundation ; 
a  groundwork,  basis, 

Qiftcv,  Ion.  and  Biiicvai,  Dor.  for 
$cUai,  2  a.  inf  act.  —  Qijitvoi, 
|)ar.  2  a.  mid.  of  Ttdrjiii. 

Qifiipbi,  -a,  -iv,  (fr.  ^ifiii  law) 
grave,  serious,  important,  weigh- 
ty, solemn;  revered,  reverend, 
venerable. 

BifitadXav,  -ov,  rf,  Poet,  same  as 
&ifit6\ov,  or 

QffirjXoi',  -ov,  TO,  see  -JtufXioi'. 

QeiiirrXcKTOs,  -ov,  &, »;,  (Ir.  6/^15  the 
patroness  of  right,  and  ttX/ku 
to  bind)  woven  by  Themis; 
legal,  lawful ;  just^  right,  right- 
ful. 

Qifiii,  -laros  and  -tSoi,  fi,  Themis, 
tite  patroness  of  law  ;  law,  '•qui- 
ly,  rigid,  justice  ;  morality,  reli- 
gion ;  positive  law.  QijxiaTti, 
taxes,  tributes  due  of  right ; 
oracles,  responses. 

QtuicKipun',  -ovroi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  •S/^ij 
law,  and  Kipu),  cent,  of  Kcpato  or 
Kipdvvvjii  to  mix)  zealmts  for  the 
law;  regarding  or  keeping  Vie 
law;  wlw  practises  justice,  does 
right ;  ruling  with  equity. 

QcpiicKiTTos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
CKiiTTopai  to  observe)  a  guardian 
of  the  law,  supporter  of  right;  a 
president,  ruler,  governor. 

Ocftiaaiji,  f  mid.  -iaopai,  (fr.  same) 
to  dispense  law,  judge,  decide, 
do  justice ;  to  rule,  govern,  pre- 
side. 1  a.  ind.  mid.  Poet.  tOi- 
tiioaaptv. 

QipKTTa,  a.  sin.  —  OiptcTCi,  n.  j»l. 
of  Sipis. 

OtpicTclof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ^ipii  law) 
lawful,  legal;  just,  rigid,  equita- 
ble. 

Bipiarluiv,  Ion.  for  ^ipLtorHv,  g.  pi. 
of  ^tpiarii. 

BwtcTOKXirif,  -teojjand  QtpiaroK- 
Xni,  -T/oi,  h,  Tliemiitoctes,  a 
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et/iiffrdi'i?,  •IS,  li,  Themislmi,  a 
woman's  name. 

Otpiarii,  -I)  -by,  and  Of/iirJ?,  -ov, 
b,  II,  (fr.  i//i(j  law)  according  or 
agreeable  to  law,  legal;  allow- 
able, lawful;  enacted,  ratified, 
established,  ordained;  holy,  re- 
verend, solemn. 

Ocpiarii),  -iof  -ors,  t],  The/nisto,  a 
woman's  name. 

Ocpuf,  -oil,  5,  (fr.  rlOripi  to  place) 
arrangement,  regululion.  dispo- 
sal, order,  inrtliod,  distribution  ; 
admonition,  warning,  sugges- 
tion, command,  hnv, 

Ocpdui  -<3,  f.  -uJiTu),  (fr.  last)  to 
bring  near,  make  approach,  put 
together;  to  settle,  enforce,  en- 
act. 

Oiv,  same  as  5/. 

Qivap,  -apos,  rb,  the  hollow  of  the 
hand  or  foot ;  the  palm  of  the 
hand  ;  the  sole  of  the  foot. 

Ohio,  f.  -ci'Ci,  same  as  •Se/vo),  2  a. 
ind.  act.  idavor. 

e£0/?X(</3cia,  -as,  h,  (fr.  ^ds  god, 
and  fiXd'^r)  hurt,  th.  j3XdrrTw  to 
injure)  impiety,  ungodliness ; 
insensibility,  stupidity,  folly. 

BeoiiXaPfis,  -tos  ovs,  b,  i';,(fr.  same) 
impious,  irreligious,  ungodly ; 
senseless,  stupid,  devoid  of  rea- 
son. 

Qeoyvis,  -lios,  b,  IVieognis,  a  mail's 
name. 

Qcoii^aKTOS,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  ^cb;  god, 
and  itSdcKoi  to  teach)  taught  by 
god,  inspired. 

QiO&pdTOS,  -ov,  b,  fi,  Dor.  for 

Qi6ipT)TOS,  -ov,  b,  I],  (fr.  S^cds  god, 
and  Sipo)  to  build)  built  by  the 
gods,  divinely  established,  con- 
firmed by  heaven. 

QedSoTos,  -ov,  b,  §,  (fr.  same,  and 
iiioifxi  to  give)  given  by  god, 
imparted  by  heaven ;  richly  en- 
dowed. 

Qe6i(j)pos,  -ov,  b,  Theodoras,  a 
man's  name. 

6£0£ii5^S,  -ios  -ovs,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  d6os  shape)  like  a  god,  god- 
like, divine. 

QcottKcX''  for  ^cuiiKcXc.  v.  of 

efoEiVtXfjf,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
cIkcXos  like,  th.  cIko)  to  resemble) 
resembling  a  god,  like  a  divinity, 
divine ;  superior,  noble,  digni- 
fied. 

Bcbdcv,  (fr.  same,  and  Ocv  a  par- 
ticle implying  from)  fro7n  god, 
from  heaven,  divinely. 

Qcolptjv,  ^oipriv'  Oioio,  ^o7o'  QloiTO, 
$-o~iro,  &c.  Poet,  for  ^cinvt',  ^M, 
SuTo,  2  a.  opt.  mid.  ofriOiipt. 

Bcolo,  Ion.  for  $eou,  g.  of  5e6s. 

eioicra,  Dor.  for  ^iovcrn,  n.  fem. 
par.  pres.  act.  o(&iu),  to  ran. 

QsokXvtiw  -to,  f.  -ijcui,  (fr.  ^cbs 
god,  and  kXvui  to  hear)  to  make 
god  hear,  call  upon  him,  invoke, 
implore  ;  to  obey  god,  respect,  re- 
gard. 

etiKXvTos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fi-.  same) 
heard  by  the  gods  ;  invoking  the 
gods,  suppliant. 

eciicpiros,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kotvia  to  judge)  selecterl  or  chosen 
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by  god,  «et  apart  by  divine  com' 
maud;  chosen  as  a  judge  by  the 
divinities,  alluding  to  Paris.  Al- 
so a  man's  name. 

OidKTtaros,  -ov,  b.  //,  (fr.  same,  and 
KTt^ui  to  create)  created  or  made 
by  god. 

BcoXoyla,  -as,  t),  (fr.  same,  and 
Xdyos  a  word)  071  account  of  the 
divine  nature,  essay  on  god,  di- 
vinity, theology. 

OcoXdyos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  an 
expounder  of  the  divine  word, 
commentator  on  the  word  of 
God,  divine,  theologian  ;  an  epi- 
thet of  St.  John  the  Evangel- 
ist. 

Ocopavfis.  -ks-ous.  b,  f),  (fr.  same, 
and  palvopat  to  be  mad)  infatu- 
ated, afflicted  with  macbiess,  out- 
rageous. 

Qtopa\lii>  -C,  f.  -(/(TO),  p.  -Jj/cflj  (fr. 
■?£uj  god,  and  fidi^ofiai  to  hgnt) 
to  .fight  against  god,  oppose  his 
will,  resist  his  inspiration. 

eiopax'u,  -as,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  the 
war  of  the  gods. 

Ocojiuxos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  who 
fights  against  or  resists  god. 

Qtopa-xO)jtcv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  sub. 
act.  of  5£o/ia';^/u). 

Bioptv,  Poet,  for  ^Zjxtv,  1  pi.  2  a. 
sub.  act.  of  riOtjpi. 

Bcopipns,  -cos,  -ovs,  and  Bci/xepos, 
-ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  Stbs  god,  and  pelpu 
to  allot)  seeStdfioipos. 

Bcop'iahs,  -cos  -ovs,  i,  hi  (fr-  same, 
and  fttaos  hatred)  hated  by  god, 
cast  off  by  heaven ;  hating  god, 
impious. 

Bcdpoipoi  and  Bcdptopos,  -ov,  b,  fi, 
(fr.  same,  and  fio7pa  a  share) 
given  by  god,  granted  by  heaven, 
allotted  by  providence  ;  who  has 
a  share  in  god,  chosen  by  heaven, 
blessed,  divine  ;  excellent,  superi- 
or, eminent,  virtuous. 

Bcdvruiv,  g.  pi.  of  ^ib)v,  par.  pres. 
act.  of  §£'u),  to  run. 

Bcd-nvevaros,  -ov,  b,  !>,  (fr.  Scbg  god, 
and  rrvt'u  to  breathe)  inspired  by 
god. 

BcuTTOiiTTOs,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTipnu)  to  send)  Theopompus,  a 
man's  name. 

e£07r/)£Trfj,  -tos,  ro,  (neut.  of  next) 
the  divinity  or  majesty  of  god ; 
divine  honour. 

BcoTpcntts,  -cos  -ovs,  b,  fj,  (fr.  ^cbs 
god,  and  Trp/rw  to  become)  be- 
coming or  suitable  to  the  divine 
nature,  divine,  holy,  sacred;  god- 
like, majestic,  dignified. 

Bcoirpo-acu  -w,  f.  -jjffw,  p.  -"fa,  (fr. 
Sebs  ^od,  and  rpfrrw  to  become, 
or  TrpociTTw  to  foretell)  to  pro- 
phesy, foretell,  forebode,  pre- 
sage. 

Bcozpoma, -as,  >),  (fr-  same)  npro- 
pliesying,  prophetic  inspiration  ; 
divination,  soothsaying. 

Btoi!o6iTiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  o 
prophecy,  prediction,  denuncia- 
tion;  the  will  of  heaven;  an 
oracle. 

BeoTrpSTTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a 
prophet,    foreteller,      soothsayer. 


©EP 

diviner;     an    enchanter^   magi- 
cian;    one    who    consults    an 
oracle. 
QcoTTvoTos,  -ov,  i,  ri,    (fr.   sanie, 
and  irriiiii  to  spit  out)  hated  by 
the  gods. 
Qfopros,  -ov,  0,  i/,   (fr.  same,  and 
6pii)    to    excite)    stirred    up    hy 
God,    impelled    by   heaven,    in- 
spired. 
Qcis,  -ov,  b,  sometimes  ^,  (fr.  &iii> 
to   arrange)    God,    the    Deity ; 
a  god,  goddess,    deity,  divinity, 
idol. 
QtdaioTOi,  -ov,  b,  jj,  (fr.  last,  and 
ii6u>iii  to  give)   given  by   God, 
bestowed    by     heaven,     divinely 
granted, 
Otociiicia,  -ai,  h,   (&•  same,  and 
aiiiui  to  revere)  the  ivorship  of 
God,   religion,  piety,  godliness, 
devotion. 
QcoatiSfii,  -ios-oiJi,  b,  !i,  (fr.  same) 

pious,  religious,  godly,  devout. 
Qtoat^wi,  (fr.   last)  piously,  reli- 
giously, devoutly. 
Qcoae-ru)p,  -opoi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 

regarder  of  God,  pious. 
OioaTVYflS,  '(OS  -ovs,  u,  i),  (fr.  Ocdi 
God,    and   (rrvyiu)    to    hale)    a 
hater  of  God,  impious,  irreligious, 
profane,  pi.  cont.  ScoiTTvytii. 
dUravpof,  -ov,  6,  q,  (fr.  same,  and 
raipos  a  bull)  the  bull-god,   an 
epithet  of  Jupiter. 
eurvu  -nroi,  n,  (fr.  same)  god. 
ship,    godhead,    deity,    divinity, 
divine  nature. 
Qidrifiof,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tiiifi  honour^  lionoured  by  God, 
regarded  by  heaven  ;  Theotimus, 
a  man's  name. 
Qiov!>>ii,  -/o;  -oDj,  b,  li,  (fr.  same, 
and  cTioi  likeness)   godlike,  di- 
vine;  godly,  good,  righteous 
etoipivifi,   -'?«,  hi   (fr-  same,  and 
(palfui   to  appear)   a  divine  ap- 
pearance ;    the  festival  when  the 
idols  or  images  of  Uie  gods  were 
displnyed. 
Qi6(fl\c,  V.  of  Qc6<pt\oi. 
Oto<j>ty!iiy-io{  -ovi,  b,  !i,   (fr.  Qtii 
Gtxi,  and  <ptXiu  to  love)   a  lover 
of  God,  pious  ;  beloved  by  God, 
favoured  of  heaven. 
OtitptXaf,  -ov,  0,1/,  (fr.  same)  same 
as   last  ;    Theophilus,    a   man's 
name. 
Bt6'Pi»,  (fr.  Qtii  GnA)  from  God, 
from    heaven,    divinely.       Also, 
Poet,  for  iioti,  ''-p'-  of  ^fJf. 
<ii6ippt(rrof,  -ov,  o,  TlitophrastuM,  a 

man'*  name. 
Oi6ipp''>v,-oyof,  b,  li<  (fr.  OrAf  Ood, 
and    ipofiy    the    mind)    insjiirrd, 
wise  ai  a  goil ;  n  prophet,  tooth- 
tnyrr. 
Ocoipi'XriKTof,  -OV,  b,  li,  (fr.  same, 
and  ijuXiiira'ti  to  (iyn\Ti\)  prnlrrtrd 
by  (jodj   gu'trded  hy  lirnven,  in 
the  divine  cnre. 
Otpiiraiya,    -a(,    and    OtpnraiW;, 
-Wof,  1^,  (fr.  3todruv  a  nerrant, 
th.  Sloiti  to  provide)  a   unmrm- 
nervant,  attendant, 
dtpn-xtla,   -a(,  li,    (fr.   snme)    lur- 
vire,  ntteTul/inre  ;    n   Iriiin,   nuilr  ; 


©EP 

family,  household;  courtesy,  re- 
spect, attention  ;    worship ;   cul- 
ture,   care ;    cure,    healing,   re- 
inedy. 
Bcpa-cvdtlir!i,d.  sin.  fem.  of  Qcpa- 
vevdt'ti,  par.  I  a.  pass,  of  $epa- 
rtvu). 
6cpa-cvdijvai,    1    a.    inf.   pass.  — 
OepaTTCvcai,    inf.  —  6£pa-£v<T0i', 
impr.     1     a.    act. — Qcparrevaoi, 
-tts,-ct,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  same. 
&epa-zcC(nta,  -as,  -t,  jEoI.  for  &t- 
pa-zevaattti,  -ats,  -at,  1    a.   opt. 
act.  of  same. 
Btpatrcvriii,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  Sepdirtov  a 
servant,  th.  &ip(o  to  provide)  an 
attendant,     minister,      assistant, 
agent ;    a  servant,  follower ;    a 
physician. 
Qcpa-evr'tKbi,   -i),  -dv,    (fr.   same) 
obedient,     obsequious,     attentive, 
courteous ;     serviceable,    useful, 
convenient ;  healing,  curing,  me- 
dicinal. 
Ocpd'^TCvTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,   (fr.  same) 

that  may  be  cured,  to  be  healed. 
Bepartvw,  f  -tvaui,  p.  ridepaTTcvKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  serve,  attend,  wait 
upon  ;  to  court  ;  to  win,  concili- 
ate ;  to  obey,  be  subservient,  sub- 
mit, be  useful ;  to  look  after,  at- 
te.nrl,  provide;  to  cure,  heal;  to 
till,  cultivate ;  to  study ^  endea- 
vour, pursue;  to  wvrship.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  c6cpd-Jcv(Ta'  impr.  Sc- 
paTcvtrov,  -dru).  impf.  pass.  cOc- 
poTTcvdiiriv,  -ov,  -tro.  per.  ind. 
pass.  Tcdcpd'^Ttvftat'  par.  rtdcpa- 
vevfiivo;.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  tOepa- 
rrcvOnv. 
Qcpavvtri,   -rjs,    ff,    Ion.    for   ^tpa- 

TTtia. 
Otpdvva,   -as.    Dor,    for  Qtpdvvn, 

-rti,  fi,  the  name  of  a  city. 
Qcpdrrva,  -as,  fj,  for  ^tpdjzaiva. 
BipavvlSiov,  -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  last, 
th.  &cpdTrii>v  a  servant)  a  servant 
girt,  little  servant. 
Otpdvovra,  a.  sin.   -vovTt,  n.   du. 

-Tou(T(,  d.  pi.  of 
Qipdinav,    -ovTos,   b,   a    househobL 
servant,   servant,  attendant,  fol- 
lower ;    an  agent,   minister,   a.<i- 
sistant. 
Otpaipciv,  Heb.  indecl.  Teraphim, 

idols,  images, 
Otpda,  -as,  and  Ion.  Qtpeln,  -lit  fly 

same  as  S/pos- 
0/pcios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  la<it)  of  sum- 
mer,   in    summer;    hot,    warm, 
genial,   comp.    Srpcidrcpos,   »tip. 
-iraros. 
Qtpcirdrri,    Sync,    for    3cpct0Tdrri, 

f<-m.  n.  Hup.  of  last. 
Oi'prvf,  Dor.  for  ?/povs,  (?.  of  3/pof. 
iUoiui,  same  an  5/ow. 
Otpl^'iy,    inf.  —  Oenl^tis,  -in,   2 
and  3  nin.  — Ocpl^ovat,  3  pi.  ind. 
prc».  act.  of 
Oip/C'",  f.  -hill,  p.  TtOtpma,  (fr.  3{. 
pos    summer)    to  have   summer, 
spend  the  summrr,  krrji  harvest  ; 
to   reap,    gather    m,     moiu,    cut 
down  ;  to  incur,  tuff  a.   1  a.  act, 
ifxi.  lOiniiTii'  par.  ^lolrras.   per. 
ind.  pans.  TtOipiofiai.   I  a.  ind. 
pawl.  lOtohOi/v. 
(287) 


0ES 

Qtpi'^u)!',  -ovTos,  b,  (par.  pres.  act. 

of  last)  a  reaper. 
Oeptiui,  ->i,  -ov,  (fr.  Sipos  summer) 

ofstanmer,  in  summer  or  harvest. 
Qiplcat,-  inf.  —  Qcptadiriav,   g.  pi. 

par. — Oeptaov,  impr.  1  a.  act. 

—  Ocpiaci,  3  sin.  —  Oipiao^cv,  1 
|)1.  I  i.  ind.  act.  of&tpi^u). 

OepiaSctr,  Dor.  d-tpi^civ,  pres.  inf. 

act.  of&epi^ui. 
Oroioiius,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  5/pos  summer, 

ih.  S-epb)  to  bo  warm)  harvest;  a 

crop. 
QepioTtjptov,  -ov,  Tu,  (fr.  same)  a 

reaping  hook,  sickle. 
Qcptarijs,    -or,    b,     (fr.    same)    o 

reaper,  mower. 
Qipiarpov  or  OfpiVrpioi-,  -ov,  to,  (fr. 

same)  a  summer  dress. 
Ocpfid,  pi.  neut.  of  5fp;i(5f. 
Qcpuai,  -wv,  at,  (fem.  pi.  of  .Stp/jof, 

th.  &epu)  to  be  hot)  warm  baths, 

hot  baths. 
QepftaivecOe,  2  pi.  pre?,  impr.  mid. 

—  Ocpfiandficios,    -i;,    -ov,    par. 
pres.  mid.  of 

Qcpfjalru,  f.  -«i'c5,  p.  TcBipftayKa, 
(fr.  S-tpu)  to  be  hot)  to  make  hot, 
heat,  warm.  Otpnahonai,  to  be 
warmed  or  warm  one's  self.  per. 
ind.  pass.  Tidipiiafifiai.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  cdcpfidvOnv. 

BipntTo,  Ion.  for  cdipftcro,  3  sin. 
impf.  o(  &ipftoftat. 

Qepjir),  -r}s,  i'/,  (fr.  -S/pu  to  be  warm) 
heat,  warmth;  violence,  impetu- 
osity, eagerness,  eipiiui,  warm 
baths. 

OcplioXovrio}  S,  f.  -rjoo),  (fr.  ^cpfiis 
hot,  and  Xoiiu  to  wash)  to  use  a 
hot  bath,  bathe  in  warm  wa- 
ter. 

Bipfiofiai,  Poet,  for  Scpiiaivo/iat. 

OepiioTTv'Xai,  -0)1',  n\,  (fr.  same,  and 
TvXrj  a  gate)  ThermnpytcB ;  the 
pass  of  the  hot  balhs,  a  place 
m  Greece. 

Qip/ios,  -ov,  b,  a  lupine,  a  kind  of 
pulse, 

Otpuds,  -»;,  -iv  and  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr. 
$tou)  to  warm)  hot,  warm  ;  fiery, 
fervid,  fervent ;  eager,  violent, 
precipitate,  comp.  ^cpiidrcpos, 
sup.  -draros. 

Ocpfiinjs,  -vros,  ^,  (fr.  last)  heat, 
warmth. 

Oipfiovpyos,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  same, 
and  ioyov  work)  ardent,  hold, 
sanguine  ;   vintcnl,  impetuous. 

0/p/iw,    Poet,    for    5/pu»    or    5cp- 

lilllvui. 

Oipos,   -toi  -ou(,   ri,    (fr.  Stno  to 

warm)   summer,  heat,  hot  wea- 

thir  ;  harvest  time. 
Otpolrns,  -ov,  b,  Thersites,  a  man'."» 

name. 
0/p<T(ij,  -cos,  rb,  JEo\.  for  ^dpaos. 
Qlpaii),   ^^ol.   for   5fp<S,    I    f.   ind. 

wl.  —  Ofpo-ri/icioj,  par.  1  f.  mid. 

i*:ol.  of 
Ofpii),    f.    SrpHi,    JEn\,    Slptrii),   to 

ivnrm,    heat  ;      to   bum,   parch, 

scorch ;    to  cherish,   nurse,  cure, 

heal. 
Off,  -iroi,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  H- 

Oni'i- 

nianr,    I<>n.    fur  IDianv,  '^  pt.  1  «. 


GEZ; 

inJ.  act.  — OiaOniy'l  n.  inf.  miil. 
—  Oi<i()(>>,  3  sin.  °3  It.  ini|<r.  mid. 
i>rrWi//ii. 
Oiaii,  -toi,  Alt.  -tujf,  i;,  (IV.  Titfi//ii 
to  phico)  ilinposilwii,  (tisi/;ii(t- 
tion,  appvintmriit ;  itUfmsiiL,  ar- 
Tiiigemnit,  nunpvxilii'ii ;  legisla- 
ture, the  vtakini:  of  Itiws  ;  slatr, 
haliit;  n  posilion,  place,  situa- 
tion; (in  arciiiiicnt,  proposition, 


0En 

for  iOtaui'f'i  pi.  2  a.  iml.  acl.  of 

T('Oi;/ii. 
Of ot6;>,  -uv,  Ii,  'IVirsliis,  a.  luaii's 

iinmc. 
Of(rropi'<5(;f,  -on,  b,  n  son  of 
OtVruip,  -opoj,  i,  'riitslur,  a  man's 

nuniti. 


OiaijmTov,  -ov,  ri),   (iii'Ut.  of  next) 

an   Oracle,  diiiiic  risponsc,  pro- 

plit  tic  answer,  proplucif. 

question,  thesis ;  a  pledge,  p(nmi,\Ofa'paro';,  -ov,  !i,  i/,  (fr.  Otiij  God. 

deposit  ;    "   stock,    bank,  fund,       and  ^iv^i  to  speak)  divinely  ul- 


depi 
store. 

eloKcUi,  -ov,  0,  >)t  (fr-  Oioi  God, 
and  ukMs  like,  tii.  lUta  to  re- 
semble) like  a  iliiinili/,  !;odliki; 
divine ;  admirable,  wmderful, 
./inc. 

OfV^ioj,  -u,  -oi;  (fr.  5/<7/ioj  law, 
th.  riOiiiii  to  place)  lawful,  le- 
gal. 

eca^loOiTvi^  -ov,  h,   (fr.  last,  and 


t(red,  pronounced  by  licavcn,  ora- 

aditr,    prophetic ;   falid,  fated, 

destined,  that  is  to  he. 
OfTf'of,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  TiOitju  to  place) 

t'j  he  placed  or  set,  I'liul  must  he 

put  or  arranged,  &c.  according 

to  the  verb. 
OiT'iKoi,  -r),  -ov,  (fr.  same)  positive, 

absolute,  true ;    laid  down,   ad- 

viitlcd. 


TiOrifii  to  place)  a  hnruivcr,  Inw-'.OtTiKdi,  (fr.  last)  pnsitiveli/,  qffir 


maker,  legislator,  senator. 


mutiieli/,  absotuleli/. 


OfV/<«f, -ow,  0,  (fr.  ri'0;;f(i  to  place)  i0£Vi?,  -i(5oj,  >},   'Thetis,  a  female 


a  law,  acl,  decree,  statute  ;  a  rite, 
institution  ;  a  pile  of  timber,  heap 
of  stones,  &c. 
Qc(riio(popi7')v,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  next)  an 
offering  or  .sacrifice  to  Ceres;  the 
festival  of  Ceres. 


name 
G/ro,  Ion.  for  lOtro,  3  sin.  2  a. 

ind.  mid.  ofriBiifii. 
QcTOi,  -i),  -iiv.   (fr.  riOiifti   to  set) 

set,  placed,  laid  ;  assumed,  taken, 

adopted, 


Otafio(p6poi,  -ov,  )';,  (fr.  -SfV/zoj  law,  OtrraXiu,  -as,  i;,  Thessaly  ;  a  coun- 


and  <popiu)  to  brini;)  an  epithet 
of  Ceres,  the  lawgiver  ;  a  legis' 
lator,  senator. 
Oiao,  &icOw,  2   a.   impr.    mid.   of 

TlOlllil. 

Oea-ncai^,  and  Ion.  BcBiriaiij,  (viz. 
yviafir},  d.  sin.  fern,  of  next) 
from  God,  from  heaven,  by  the 
divine  will. 

Qtcviaiof,  -a,-ov,  (fr.  ^iairii  a  pro- 
phet, wh.  fr.  Oibs  God,  and 
Cffru),  Poet,  for  hui  to  speak. 
Or  fr.  Gto?  God,  and  -rtiaw,  obs. 
for  TTiVru)  to  fall)  divine^  heaven- 
ly ;  prophetic,  presaging,  fore- 
boding ;  wonderful,  miramilous, 
admirable. 

Qtu-thar)i,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  j),  (fr.  same, 
and  ^aiii)  to  burn,  or  iiiriy.i  to 
know)  lighted  from  heaven,  di- 
vinely inflamed,  burning  with 
hLai:etdy  fire. 

efirri^ijffii.  Dor.  for  ^ca-niaaaa,  n. 
fern.  par.  1  a.  act.  of 

Gtffn'^w,  f.  -I'ffu,  (fr.  next)  to  pro- 
phesy, foretell,  presage  ;  to  guess, 
flivine. 

G/ffTcs,  -(Of,  Att.  -£(0f,  b,  t'l,  (fr. 
Oidi  God,  and  iirb)  to  speak)  a 
prophet,  interpreter  ;  divinely  in- 
spired, a  poet ;  divine,  admira- 
ble, wonderful. 

OlcztBiin,  -.jroj,  ri,  (fr.  ^tari^ut  to 


try  in  the  north  of  Greece. 

GcTTuXoi,  -iSi',  oi,  natives  of  the 
last. 

0£ii,  Dor.  for  3oi>,  cent.  fr.  ^fVo, 
2  a.  impr.  mid.  of  TiOr/fxt. 

Btvyev'ii,  -i^os,  >;,  by  Cras.  for  &to- 
■ycvU,  (fr.  Gtos  God,  and  ylvo)iat 
to  b(^  born)  born  of  n  god. 

QcvytaOai,  Cretan  for  ^i\yiaOai, 
pres.  inf.  pass,  of  ^/Ayiu. 

Qtvhai,  -a,  b.  Dor.  Theudas,  a 
man's  name. 

Gfii/jcw^j,  Dor.  and  Qivjxtpri,  Att 
for  ^tvfiipu,  d.  sin.  of 

Oivpepiis,  -to;  -oCj,  and  OevjAopos, 
-ov,  b,  ';,  Dor.  for  ^ioptptis,  and 
^cdfiopoi. 

Bevacat,  Ion.  for  StvaJi,  2  sin.  1  f. 
mid.  — OcvacaOat,  1  f.  inf.  mid. 
—  Bevanvncvos,  Dor.  for  $e.va6- 
fttvoi,  par.  1  f.  mid.  —  Bcvaia,  1 
f.  ind.  acl.  of  5/u).  to  run. 

Bcv^api}:a,  Dor.  f(jr  Bco^aplXa, 
-ui,  }'i,  a  woman's  name. 

Gcx'^/'"'  Heb.  indccl.  peacocks. 

G/w,  f.  Scvaii),  p.  TiOcvKU,  to  run, 
run  about;  to  race,  strive  in  run- 
ning ;  to  succeed,  follow  in  or- 
der ;  to  be  set,  ranged  or  placed 
in  order. 

Biti),  f.  cj/trw,  obs.  whence  tiBx)- 
Hi. 

Oiiaftev,  Ion.  for  &w)icv,  1  pi.  2  a. 


divine)  an  oracle,  response,  pro-\     sub.  act.  o( rlOriia. 


phecy,  divination. 


QcBTmyicfia  -w,  f.  -iJct'j,  (fr.  5/(nrif       act.  of5trt'a 


Qe^vTuv,   g.    pi.   cont.   par.  pres. 


inspired,   and   (^^i)   a  song)    to 
deliver  oracles,   prophesy,  fore- 
Ull. 
OtacaXovlKcvSt  -lOi,  Att.  -f(jj,  b,  g. 
pi.  -XovtKioiv,  a  man  of 

\       -  -    '     TV...., 


Ot<i)pi.la,  and  Bcuipta,  -as,  /;,  (fr. 
^C'jipis  a  spectator)  a  look,  sur- 
vey, observation ;  theory,  specu- 
lation, meditation,  study;  exa- 
mination, consideration  ;  a  sight, 


Gt(?<TaXoi'(v?j,->;{,  ^,  Tliessalonica,  a.       spectacle. 

town  of  Macedonia,  previously! Ot(.)pt(i',  inf.  cont.  —  Ocu)pt.ls,-pc(, 


Thtrma,  now  Salonichi. 


2  and  3  sin.  ind.  —  Bcwpurc,  by 


eieaai,  Poet,  for  Sicav,  wh.  Ion.,      Apos.  -ot?-',  2  pi.  ind.  or  impr. 

(2S8) 


eiiF. 

—  Oc(iiput/ffi,  3  pi.  ind.  pres,  act. 
cont.  of 

OtioptM  -iT),  f.  -t'ldbi,  ]i.  TiOtiipriKa, 
(fr.  -^fiDfjii  a  spectator)  to  go  to 
see,  look  on  or  at  ;  to  behold,  gaze, 
ricio  with  alttntion,  contiinplate  ; 
to  inspect,  weigh,  consider  ;  to 
experirn  ee,  perceive,  feet. 

BctDpfi,  3  sin.  —  OtcDp^Tt,  -pOurt,  2 
and  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  sub.  act. 

—  OcMpTiaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — 
Ociapi'iaji,  3  sin.  -p/jauai,  3  pi.  1 
a.  sub.  act.  <jflast. 

Ofiiipj;/(o,  -liTos,  T(),  (fr.  same,  th. 
^£(i)p!>S  a  spectator)  a  proposition, 
position,  nuitlir  of  speculation, 
theorem  ;  a  rule,  precept. 

OcijipriT'iKds,  ->;,  -01',  (fr.  last)  spe- 
culative, contemplative ;  theoreli- 

Cftl. 

QciopTjTos,  -tj,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  seen, 
beheld  ;  conspicuout,  remark- 
able, 

Gfo)p('^ii),    f.    -law,    (fr.    Scupos    a 
spectator)  to  vieir,  look  07i,  be- 
hold, look  at. 
OctoptKov,  -ov,  ri,   (ncut.  of  next) 
the   theatrical  fund,   distributed 
among  the  citizens   at  Athens 
to  go  to  see  ])lays. 
BiuiptKosi  -ov,  b,  j'l,  (fr.  8tii)pi^o)  to 
view)  relating  to  the  public  sights 
or  spectacles  ;  or  to  the  fund  for 
supporting  them,  at  Athens ;    a 
spectator,  actor  or  contributor  to 
them. 
Gtuipis,  -i(5o;,  I/,   (fr.  same)  a  ship, 
sent     annually    with     commis- 
sioners from  Athens  to  Delos ; 
a  ship,  vessel. 
Ouopbsi  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  5(u  to 
run,  and  bpciij)  to  see)  a  specta- 
tor, looker  on ;   an  observer,  be- 
holder,    viewer ;     an    inspector, 
commissioner,  deputy. 
QiwpovvTas,    -ovvTCs,   -otivTi,  -oiv- 
Tujv,  -ovcat,  cont.  cases  of  •Scu- 
pciov   -pSiv,   par.    pres.    act.   of 
■Jcup/o). 
Bi'ilia,  Dor.  Bi'ijiri,  d.  sin.  of  Gi;/3»7. 
OriPaycvns,  -evs  -ovs,  0,  §,  (fr.  G^jSi; 
Thebes,  and  yivufiai  to  be  born) 
a  Theban,  coming  or   deriving 
from  Thebes. 
Bt'iiia^i,    (fr.   same,    and   -^t    to- 
wards) to  Thebes. 
Bvpulos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  The- 
ban. 
Bi'ilhi,  -rts,  n,  Thebi,  Eng.  Thebes  ; 
the  nameof  several  ancientcities. 
O(;,6'v0£i',  (fr.  same,  and -Otv  from) 

from  Thebes. 
Oi'iynvr;,  -rjs,  -'/,  (fr.  h'jyu)  to  whet) 
a  whetstone;    an  incentive,  mo- 
tive. 
0///a),  f.  -((J,  p.  Tf6nx"j  (perhaps 
fr.  5obs  su^ft,  and  uyoi  to  drive) 
to  sharpen,  whet ;     to  provoke, 
move,  instigate,  abet,  incite,  ani- 
mate,   actuate.    1    a.    ind.    .act. 
iOrj^a.    1    a.   mid.   impr.   5»;fa(, 
-dndw. 
BiuaOat,  pres.  inf.  pass.  cont. — 
Gi7cTro,  Ion.  for  tOrjctTo,  3  sin. 
cont.  impf.  pass,  of 
Brjioftai,  Ion.  for  ^ciiouat. 
iBritvficvns,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  ^tii- 


©HA 

fttvo?,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  — 
GijtvvTo,  Dor.  for  cBcuvto,  3  pi. 
cont.  impf.  pass,  of  ^£a'o;iui. 

QrjrjaavTO,  Ion.  for  cOrii'iaavro,  3  pi. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  Qrii'iaaaOat,  1  a.  inf. 
mid.  of  CTjfofiat. 

ef/irdf,  -II,  -iv,  (fr.  5^»)fo/ioi,  Ion. 
for  Scdofiai  to  behold)  same  as 
hearts- 

Qtiiov,-ov,  rd,  Ion.  for  ^tTov. 

QtiKoioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  S-rjKt)  a  case) 
intended  for  a  case,  encased,  co- 
vered, enshrined  ;  used  as  a  case, 
chest  or  repository. 

&t]KdiJLtiOi,  -T),  -01 ,  par.  ofcBriKaiitiv, 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  ol  riQij^it. 

Qrinav,  Ion.  for  iQrjKav,  3  pi.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  —  Qi'iKaro,  Ion.  for  tQi'i- 
KOTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  — 
OrjKe,  Ion.  for  idnKt,  3  sin.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  TlOrift. 

QnKij,  -i;j,  !},  (fr-  TtOviti  to  place) 
a  chest,  case  ;  sheath,  scabbard ; 
receptacle,  repository;  a  grave, 
tomb. 

QiJKtov,  -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  last)  a 
receptacle,  repository,  store;  a 
sepulchre,  tomb,  grave. 

9ij)cTif,  -n,  -if,  (fr.  -J'/yw  to  whet) 
whetted,  sharpened. 

Qr)^a!^6vTijiV,  g.  —  G'/XiK^oto-nij,  d. 
fem.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 

6/)Xa^a-,  f.  -affw,  p.  TtOi'/Xaxa,  (fr. 
^n\))  the  nipple)  to  milk,  give  or 
yield  milk ;  to  suckle,  nurse  on  the 
breast ;  to  suck,  draw  milk. 

OiXaiVw,  f.  -Svu,  p.  TeOfiXayKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  give  the  breast, 
suckle,  give  milk  to. 

Ori^aiiwv,  -6voi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a 
nurse  ;  a  fosterer,  breeder,  sup- 
porter, guardian  ;  an  attendant. 

QriXdaavra,  a.  sin.  1  a.  par.  act.  of 
•5>)Xd^<<),  or  Dor.  for  ^rj^i'iaavra, 
same  of  5i;X/w. 

Ot/^dncta,  -a(,  -c,  1  a.  opt.  iEol.  of 

Oi/Xi'd,  and  BqX/i;,  Ion.  for  S^'Xcta, 
fem.  of  5i)Xu{. 

O/jX/d),  Ion.  for  SaX/u. 

O^Xt<ii{,  All.  for  itjXcof,  g.  sin.  of 
3sXi)f. 

Oi)X^,  -;)(,  //,  a  nipple,  teat;  the 
breast ;  an  tjrcrescence,  exube- 
rance;  small  rising  or  eminence. 

Oi)Xi7rr>p,  -npof,  b,  (fr.  last)  alirird- 
er,  rearer,  feeder,  keeper. 

Or;Xii,  -toi  -ovf,  ri,  (neut.  of53Xiif ) 
woman,  the  female  nei ;  woman- 
ish dijtposition,  frmnU.  nature, 
habits  of  n  woman  ;  the  female 
part  of  the  creation. 

Qt)\vyoila,  -at.  If,  (fr.  5i)Xti(  fe- 
male, and  yovh  a  generation) 
the  mnternid  nde,  a  female 
branch. 


0HP 

man  ;  to  soften,  melt  into  weak- 
ness, pres.  inf.  mid.  Stj\vvta- 
dai. 

QrjXvvovi,  -oiof,  4,  i';,  (fr.  same,and 
roBj  a  foot)  delicate,  (geminate. 

OifXurptTi^f,  -f'of  -oli,  b,  I/,  (fr. 
same,  and  itotTnj}  to  become)  wo- 
manish, becoming  iconuii,  fani- 
nine,Jit  or  proper  for  women. 

QijXvi,  -tia,  -V,  or  -cos  -ouj,  o,  t), 
(tr.  $t)\t)  a  nipple,  or  fr.  ^dXXw 
to  h\oom)  female,  feminine  ;  de- 
licate, soft,  effeminate ;  vegeta- 
tive, productive  ;  cherishing, fos- 
tering, rearing.     Comp.  5>;Xi'r£- 

6i;Xurfpai,  n.  pi.  fem.  —  Qr/Xiirt- 
pau>v,  ^ol.for  ^i/Xur/pui'jg.  pi.  of 
6i?Xi;r£poy,  -a,  -or,  conip.  of  last. 

Ori^vrdKOi,  -ov,  v,  >/,  (fr.  ^//Xi'j  fe- 
male, and  tIktu}  to  breed)  pro- 
ducing females. 

9;;X(i,  -6oi  -ov;,  !i,  (fr.  same)  a 
nurse,  fosterer,  mothtr,  dam. 

Orific\ov,  -ov,  TO,  same  as  ^cfii\toi'. 

Qvnwv,  -ijvoi,  b,  (fr.  TtOiifit  to 
place)  a  heap,  accumulation  ;  a 
hoard,  store ;  a  pile,  mass,  collec- 
tion. 

e»);/a)vf<i,  -ai,  t),  (fr.'  last)  a  heap, 
pile,  mass,  culUction ;  a  hill, 
hillock  ;  a  lump,  knob. 

Q'li;  -voi,  b,  same  as  Siv. 

eiyv,  indeed,  surely,  truly. 

0)/i'ioi',  (fr.  5a'u  to  nourish)  milk, 
or  rather  an  epithet  of  it,  nour- 
ishing, rearing,  that  strengthens. 

Oniaadu),  3  sin.  I  a.  impr.  mid.  of 
■Jijyoi. 

Ofi^ti,  -(Of,  Alt.  -tuf,  5)  (fr-  ■5>iy 
to  whet)  a  point,  dot ;  a  moment, 
instant ;    speed,  m:iftness,    cele- 
rity,    activity  ;    the    cure    of   a 
xifiund  by  stitching. 

Qriolo,  i  sin.   pres.   opt.   pass,  of 
niojiai. 

Qijrio,  to  wonder,  he  struck  with 
amazement,    wrapped    in    asto- 


0HP 

QtipaTiKo;,  -I],  -01',  (fr.same)  wUd, 
of  chase  ;  hii7i(ing. 

Qrjpdoj  -u>,  f.  -daw,  (fr.  .JT/p  a  beast) 
to  hunt,  chase,  pttrsuc  ;  to  court, 
follow,  imitate ;  to  ensnare,  tre- 
pan, deceive ;  to  grope. 

0}':q;ov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  Sijp  a  beast.  Or 
fr.  Qf,f)a  the  island)  a  cloth  or 
clonk  spotted  like  a  beast  or  ma- 
nufactured in  Thera. 

Oi'iocve,  pres.  inipr.  act.  —  Onptvciv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  Ion,  Bripivificv. 
—  OilOfiaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 
5>;p£i'u. 

0);p£i7<a,     -aroi.  To,  (fr.  $-<ipcvii>  to 

hunt,  th.  $fif)  a  beast)  same  as 
3>:paiia. 
OiipcvTiii,   -ov,  b,    and    Qriptvriip, 
-Tipoi,  h,  (fr.  same)  see  S-TipaTi'n, 

OrjocvrtKi],  -Tii,  i),  viz.  T(')(\'r),  (fem. 
of  next)  the  chase,  hunting,  .'iport ; 
the  art  of  taking  or  destroying 
savage  beasts. 

e»;p£i)rif(coj,  -ri,  -bv,  (fr.ne.xt)  hunt- 
ing, sporting,  belonging  to  the 
chase. 

Qtjpevw,  f  -cvob),  p.  Tcdi'iptvKa,  (fr. 
$rip  a  wild  beast)  to  hunt,  chase, 
pursue  wild  animals;  to  follow 
after,  aim  at,  desire;  to  tie  in 
wait,  ensnare,  entrap ;  to  deceive, 
seduce. 

Bi'ipri,  -i/y,  fi.  Ion.  for  $tipa. 

OtjoiiTiip,  -ijpos,  and  OiipvTwp,  -<Spof, 
0,  (fr.  -Jijp  a  wild  beast)  see^i;- 

paT);s'. 

OitpliiKUf-iov,  rd,  viz.  ipdpfidxa,  (fr, 
same)  medicines  to  cure  the  bite 
of  wild  or  puisonims  creatures. 

Onptakri,  -tji,  ';,  viz.  uit/c^oto{,  (fr. 
same)  treacle,  a  medicine  to 
countnact  poisons,  antidote. 

0)jptd\u)Toi,-ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
u^iaKU)  to  catch)  taken,  caught 
or  destroyed  by  uilil  beasts. 

QrjpioiipiDTOi,  -ov,  h,  Ij,  (fr.  same, 
and  l^piiXTKO)  to  eat)  devoured  by 
iriltl  beasts. 


nishment ;  to  admire,  gaze  ujjon.  jGi;p(0f<n;i;/(i)  -to,  (fr.  same,  and  fid- 
G^p,  -pif,  b,  .^lo\.  <I>i)p,  (perhaps  ^oiiai  to  fi;;ht)  to  fight  with 
fr.  (jidiipii)  to  destroy.  Or  fr.  hrnsis,  be  a  gladiator ;  to  have 
5/ui  to  run,  pifov  wiih  ease)  o  to  contend  with  violent  or  cruel 
beast,   uiltl  animal,   a   beast  of\      men.  1  a.  ind.  act.  fOijpio/io'Y'iffa 


chase,  game ;  a  venomous  crea- 
ture ;  a  lion  ;  a  centaur,  monstir. 
Adj.  fierce,  wild,  savage,  g,  pi. 
■Jiipuy,  d.  Snpai. 

O/joa,  -ii(,  li,  (fr.  last)  the  chose, 
hunting,  sport ;  a  snare,  trap, 
pitfall;  gamr, 'juarry. 

Bfipa,  -u(,  I),  the  inland  Thera. 

Bipdynvvrti.  -lui',    oi,  (fr.  ^I'lpa  a 


0>ipifijid\oi,  -ov,  h,  h,   (fr.   ."iame) 

one  who  fights  with  wild  beasts,  a 

gladiator. 
Onpiov,  -ov,  tA,  dim.  of  Si)p  a  wild 

lieast,  which  see. 
Otipiov,  -nv,  b,  n,  (fr.  same)   wild, 

savage,   of  the  rhase  ;  untamed, 

unrrchiinied. 
Otipiiiu)  -a,  (fr.  Inst)  to  turn  into  a 

wild  slate^  brutaliic,  become  sa- 


Iicajil,  anil  n'yiD  to  lead)  conduct- 
ors or  krejirrs  of  beasts.  J      vage  ;  to  enrage,  provoke,  irritate 
Oijpoiof, -01),  ri,  viz.  i'iro<,  (ncul.  ofjOi/piuxVirriiToj,  sup.  of 

iinpnioi  of  the  iiile  of  Thera)  "»i  ;G'!p"i'ii'i;\,  -roi -ovi,  h,  i),  (fr.  5i)p/ov 
BtiMpiaf,  -i)v,  b,  fi,  (fr.  tiame,  and       ora<:/»  or  prophecy  ullcred  there,  j      a  wild  beaM)  wdd, savage, fierce; 

desert,  ftri/uentrrl  by  uilil  crea- 
tures ;   not  tnmr,  for  the  chase. 
nine,  womanish  ;   sedentary.  i      the  rhase ;  a   catching,    taking  ; 


Oi;X»«t4v,  -I),  -/)y,  (fr.  iiRmc)/fm«- 

nine, female, 
Bn^vfiSffii,  -loi  -0M<, »,  fi,  (fr.  name, 

and  fialvnitai  to  rave)  mart  vjith 

love  for  woman. 
•irjXiJi'a),  (fr.  ^nme)  to  grow  fffemi- 

nnle,    be   delirair,   piny  the.  u)n-\      tntnr 
Go 


game ;  prey,  booty  ;  a  captive. 

Onpav,  prt«i.  inf.  net.  rout. — Oi>- 
pnopni,  pa"*,  or  mid.  of  ^ij- 
pdio. 

OiipnT>)f,  -n'l',  ?.,  (fr.  pnme)  a  hunt- 
er,  huntsman  ;  a  fnllnurr,  imi- 


(•289) 


Oi7Pi'>ii^<l(,  (fr.  last)  wildly,  savage- 

ly,  fiercely,  bke  a  hcnsl. 
Onpo<!>''»'!,  -//(,  >'/,  (fr.  '?'1p  a  bonsf, 

and  (fill to  <o  kill)   n  sltnightir  of 

beasts,  hunlini:  match,  chase. 
Oript:<iiti"i,-ti,  -01,  pafK.  — G»;pw», 

act.  par,  prcH,  of  $npdio. 
dt'ioionv,  for  rd  Tipuov. 


,.    01. V 

0>Ni  -»;'">Jf>  «,  o  ftirfd  acmanl,  la- 
bourer^ hireling,  domistic. 

6i)aat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Oi^anro, 
Ion.  for  tOi}a,iTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  in<l. 
mid.  of  iiiiv.  Or  by  Syno.  fur 
■Sr/.Xu'ffdi  and  htXiianTB,  same  of 

0'7ff«ioro,  Ion.  for  ^ti/iniivTo,  3  pi. 
1  a.  opt.  iiiid.  of  v'cii'o^di. 

(ruiip/^fif,  'i  sm.  pros.  md.  art. 
—  O'laavpi^erc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind. 
or  impr.  act.  —  Oi/aavpl^uv,  par. 
pros.  act.  of 
0>;<'a''P''^"'i  f-  -li'ff'Ji  P-  TeO'iaavpiKa, 
(Ir.  -Ji/ccwpOf  troasurc)  to  In;/  up 
treiisures,  nmass  innWi ;  to  trea- 
sure, store ;  to  rrsmx,  lay  by ; 
to  colUr.l,  acmmvliUe,  per.  pass. 

rfO>(ff''"P' <'■/""• 

Oi!ff(iiip;(r^«i  -(iro;,  rb,  fr.  and  same 
as  next. 

Oijaavpii,  -ov,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  ri- 
C7/11  to  lay  by,  tii  av^iov  for 
to-morrow)  a  repository,  store- 
house, treasury;  a  chest,  box, 
oxhinet ;  treasure,  store,  riches 
laid  up. 

©);(7uv'podii;XaC,  -aKo;,  b,  (j,  (fr.  last, 
and  (fni\aff<ru>  to  keep)  a  trea- 
surer, storekeeper. 

Qijcria,  a.  sm.  of  Qr)aevs,  -log,  h,  a 
man's  name. 

O^trti,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 6/;- 
aciv,  and  Dor.  Qi]aifitf,  1  f.  inf 
ait.  —  OijcrcviiiaOa,  Dor.  and 
JEo\.  for 3->i<T6ficOa,  1  pi.  If.  ind. 
mid.  of  riO>;;u. 

OricOcii,  Ion.  for  SaaOai,  pres.  inf. 
mid.  cont.  of-Ju'w.  Or  by  Svnc. 
for  Sij^d^taOat,  pres.  inf  mid.  of 

Qfiaojiat,  -7),  -trat,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  — 

O-jcrovri,  Dor.  for  ^I'laovai,  3  pi. 

1  f.  ind.  act.  of  TiOriju. 
Orjaca   and  Ot/rra,  -r;?,  1;,  (fem.  of 

^t]i  a    hireling)  a  hired  woman 

servant. 
Oi'/coi,  -cif,  -tt,  1    f.  ind.  act.  of  W- 

Orjra,  a.  sin.  of5i;j. 

Qtjrda,  -aj,  /;,  (fr.  5ii,-  a  labourer^ 
service,  servitude;  labour,  work 
for  tare. 

OnTcioi,  f.  -cvtru),  (fr.  same)  <o 
serve,  work  for  hire. 

O'rlKii,  -n,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  mer- 
cenary, done  for  hire  ;  working 
for  wages,  laborious. 

eiayuv,  -(iioj,  i,  a  kind  of  bread 
prepared  as  an  riffiring. 

Oid^ia,  f.  -aau),  (fr.  ne.vt)  to  lead 
the  dance,  riance. 

QiSaoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^cloi  divine,  and 
I'liui  to  sing.  Or  fr.  ■?£«;  Cret. 
and  i^^ol.  for  Sii;  a  god)  a  com- 
pany or  troop  of  dancers,  as- 
sembly for  ulolatrous  purposes ;  a 
choir  nf  bacchanals,  Jraulic  crexo ; 
a  revel  rout,  riotous  celebration  ; 
a  group,  party,  company,  assem- 
blage, club 


0NA 

Olflri,  -rti,  t),  a  little  basket  or  box 

of  twigs. 
Oijipii,  11,  -iv,  roasted  in  the  a.ilies  ; 
Sufi,  tender,  delicate  ;  venerable, 
awful,  revaed. 
Oiy'h',  pros,  inf  act.  —  Otyi/ttv, 
Ion.  for  samo  —  Oiym,    -yr/,   'i 
and  3  sin.  pros.  sub.  act.  —  Oi- 
yotaa,   Dor.    for   $iyoviTa,    fem. 
sin.  par.  pres.  act.  — G/yoi',Dor. 
for &iye,  pres.  inipr.  act.  of 
Oiyii)  or  OtyyuvM  f.  Si^ia,  ]>.  riOiKa, 
to  touch,   handle ;    to  touch    at, 
come  to,  arrive  at ;  to  strike,  hurt. 
I  a.  ind.  act.  tOt^a'  2  a.  ind.  act. 
lO't'yov. 
Oi^ii,  "(Of,  Att.  -«u)f,  >%  (fr.  last) 

a  touch  ;  the  touch,  feeling. 
Oh  or  Oil,-,  -niif,  0  or  /;,    a  pile  or 
heap  of  grain  ;  any  heap  ;  a  hit- 
lock,  hill;    ba7iks,  shore,  beach, 
strantl. 
erv',  Apos.  for^rva,  a.  sin.  of  last. 
OTos,  -ov,  i,  Cretan  for  .?£<;;. 
t)i7r(5/3pu7-Of,  -oil,  b,  1),  (as  iffor^pi- 
r<5/ipuroj,  fr.  5pi;^  a  worm,  and 
(SpiiaKu)  to  eat)  worm-eaten,  de- 
cayed, bad,  worthless,  inle. 
61(77700)  -(3,   (perliaps  fr.   ■dicing  a 
diviner)    to    conjecture,    divine, 
guess,  judge. 
0X(i(5i'()j  and  OXuam;,   -ov,  b,  (fr. 
■SAau  to  bruise)  a  eunuch;  pro- 
perly one  whoso    testicles  have 
been  compressed  or  bruised,  not 
castrateil. 
GArfa/ia,  -iiroj,   Ti,    (fr.   &\do>    to 
bruise)    a  crack,    breaking;    a 
breach,  fracture,  rent ;  a  bruise, 
dash,  collision,  striking  together. 
B^daiTi,   -to;,    ri,  an    herb,    wild 

seiina. 
eX«Vff£,  Poet,  and  Ion.  for  i6\aoc, 

3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
6Xau),  f.  -uau),   p.   -aKu,   to  break, 
crack,  rend,  tear  ;  to  dash,  strike 
together  ;  to  bruise,  pound. 
Q\t(iiai,  -on,  b,  (fr.  next)  same  as 

^Xa(5('uf. 
Q'Xi(i6iuda,  1  pi.  pros.  ind.  pass.  — 
QXtpoiuvng,   -rj,  -ov,    par.  pres. 
pass.  —  eXi/JoCai,   d.    pi.    par. 
pres.  act.  of 
GX('/3w,  f.  -tp'')}    P-   TiO\t(J>a,  JEo\. 
0X/yu),  toprcss,  sink,  weighdown, 
crush  ;  to  oppress,  weaken,  bring 
down;  to  grieve,  afflict,  trouble  ; 
to  bruise,  pound,  stamp  ;  to  strike, 
hit,    ilash,    knock;    to    squeeze, 
throng,  crowd;  tn  straiten,  con- 
fine,    per.  pass.  ind.  TiO^iftiiai' 
par.  TcOXtiifiivoi. 
GXiYiwffir,  3  i>l.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 

last. 
GAifi/iof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  fame)  same  as 

QXi'i^f I,  d.  —  8X%if ,  pi.  —  eXfi^'t- 
ai  or  -(Tiv,  d.  pi.  — 0\i\piu)V,  g. 
pi.  —  0Xit/.'£a)5,  g.  sin.  of 

GXr^ij,  -loj,  Att.  -£wf,  n,  (fr.  ^\i- 
/?w  to  press)  oppression,  persecu- 
tion, cruelty,  setierity ;    trouble, 


BlaauiTat,  -wv,  0!,  (fr.  last)  dancers  I     sorrow,  grief,  adversity,  affliction  ; 
and  singers,   bacchanals;     ptr-|     tribulation;     anguish,    distress, 
sons    assembled    for    idolatrous',     anxiety,   a.  sin.  ^Xi^/iv. 
celebration;     boon    companions,\Oi'di!Kij),  QvdcKo/itv,  Dor,  (or  5vrjc- 
joUy  fellows,  bonvivam.  j     kw,  '•vriUKoittv, 

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Ovarii,  ncut.  pi.  of  ^varif,  Dor. 
for  ^ii^Tii. 

Gi'n'u),  obs.  whence  Ti&vtijii,  and 
some  tenses  of  ^njir/fu. 

Oi'»;s<'fi«i»  -/),  -trai,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
ol  ^vi'iaKU). 

Ovtiai^ialov,-ov,  rh,  (ncut.  of  next) 
a  dead  thing,  corpse,  carcass, 
carrion, 

Oi>riatiia7os,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ^vijoKw  to 
die)  dead;  deadly. 

Ov);iTif,-ioj,  Att.  -c(i>s,li,  (fr.  same) 
death,  mortality. 

Ovi'/aKov,  -£$,-£,  in  1  ]>\.  S-vi'iaKOftev, 
Poet,  for  iOvijaKitv,  impf.  act.  — 
Qvi'iaKovTtiy  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act. 
of 

Qv/joKui,  f.  ^v)i^u>,  p.  TiOviiKa,  to  die, 
fall,  perish,  expire.  i)per.  act. 
CTcOvCiKtiv.  2  a.  ind.  act.  iOavov, 
(as  if  fr.  9elvu)  to  strike)  1  f. 
mid.  ^vij^ouat.  2  f.  mid.  Savov- 
/lat.  per.  mid.  ind.  riOfaa' inf, 
TeOvavat, cont.  for  riOvaivm, 

OvriToyuftia,  -a;,  i),  (Ir.  ^itjrds  mor- 
tal, and  yd/iog  a  wedding)  the 
marriage  of  a  mortal  with  a  di- 
vinity, a  human  wedding  tvith  a 
deity. 

OviiTo7o,  g.  Ion.  —  Gj/toTcti,  d.  pi. 
Poet. — Qviirdv,  g.  pi.  ofSvtiTos, 

Oi'ijTui',  -ou,  t!),  (neut.  of  next) 
mortality. 

Oivrdi,-!),  -iv,  (fr.  &v)'i(Tf:(o  to  die) 
dying,  perishable ;  mortal,  hu- 
man, subject  to  death. 

Goa'fii),  f.  -data,  (fr.  •?<)<)»  quick)  to 
move  quickly  or  ivith  activity  ;  to 
spring  into  a  scat,  mount ;  to  sit, 
be  sealed. 

Oorjoi,  Ion.  for  5oa7j,  d.  pi.  fem.  of 
%d;. 

Ooi/ianov,  Att.  for  rb  'ifidTiov,  wh. 
see. 

Goi/iv>')  -olo,  -o'ro.  Poet.  for^Eifiijv, 
-c7o,  -UTo,  2  a.  opt.  mid  of  Ti- 
6>ifxt. 

Qotvdu)  -d,  f.  -i](su),  p.  -riKa,  (fr. 
next)  to  feast,  revel,  banquet;  to 
feed,  eat  up,  devour. 

Ooii'ii,  -;;j,  t),  (perhaps  fr.  ^lioj  to 
sacritice,  and  oTvog  wine)  a  .ia- 
crijicc,  solemn  feast ;  a  meal  ; 
food,  victuals. 

OvinjT'lKbi  .ind  QoiVT}Tb(,  -1),  -Av, 
{fr.  \<xst)  feasting,  revelling,  re- 
gating  ;  attendant  or  belonging 
to  enlertainvlents. 

Qoivii^w,  (fr.  same)  to  entertain, 
treat,  receive  hospitably. 

OoTto,  3  sin.  of^oifiriv. 

OoXiiw  -d,  f.  -acrio  and ->'i<tii>,  same 
as  %\do). 

GoXfpos,  -((,  -bv.  (fr.  So\oi  dirt) 
dirty, ,/ilthy,  miry ;  foul,  impure, 
sordid  ;  turl/id,  muddy. 

GoXfpwf,  (fr.  last)  foully,  dirtily, 
muddity  ;  irregularly,  awkward- 

I)/. 

OoXi'a,  -Of,  .;,  (fr.  ^rfXof  a  dome) 
ajiointed  cap,  higti-crowned  hat ; 
a  lionnet,  shade. 

OoUi,  -ou,  h,  dirt,  filth,  foulness, 
mistiness ;  ordure ;  lees,  dregs, 
sediment ;  tlie  juice  of  the  cuttle 
fish,  ink  ;  an  oul-house,  sadlery. 

Oo\bi,  -1),  -bi;  (the  last  adjective- 


ly)  dirty,  f(nd,  soiled;  inuddy, 
turbid. 
e<iAoj,  -ou,  4,  and  i;,  the  centre  or 
keystone  of  a  vaulted  roof  or 
dome ;  such  a  roof,  dome,  cu- 
pola; a  roof,  pointed  covering. 
Qo\ouvTa,  a.  sin.  par.  pres.    act. 

cont.  of 
Qo\6u)   -H),  f.   -<i<rui,   p.  -WACO,  (fr. 
^oAdf   dirt)    to  make    turhid    or 
muddy  by  disturbing  the   sedi- 
ment or    mud  ;     to    soil,   foul, 
dirty;  to  disorder,   agitate,  con- 
found, embroil. 
&oii,  -a,  -bf,    (perhaps  fr.  S'iui  to 
run)    nvift,  speedy,  fieet,  quick, 
rapid;     nimble;     active,  vigor- 
ous. 
Oipt,  Ion.  for  iOopc,  2.  sin.  2  a.  ind 

act.  of 
Oopiu)  -a,  or  &6pii),  whicli  see. 
0opl>,  -'is,  II,  see  ^opdi. 
Oopi-vu),    and   Qdpvviit,     (fr.    &oorj 
sperm,    and   opvvw  to  excite)  to 
feel  the  sexual  desire,  copulate. 
B6poy,  -a,  -£,  Ion.  for  f'Oopor,  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  ^<}pw. 
6ipos,  -ov,  b,  and  Oopn,  -Jjj,  /;,  (fr. 
dipj)  to  spring)  sperm,  seed  ;  co- 
V  pulation. 

OopvPuaOc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
impr.  mid.  —  Qopv^ovfitvos,  -ij, 
-01',  par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  —  0o- 


pv0tu<Ti,  Dor.  (br&opti3ovai,3p\ 
pres.  ind.  act.  cont.  of 
Oopvpiut  -ui,  f.  -v(Tu;,p.  TiOooHPriKa, 
(fr.  &'ipv^oi  a  tumult)  to  m6i/r«  a 
tumuli,  cause  an  uproar,  dis- 
turb, confuse,  embroil;  to  muti- 
ny, rebel ;  to  bewail,  make  noisy 
lamentations ;  to  vociferate ;  to 
distract,  interrupt,  impf.  act. 
tBopijitov  -ovv 
QopvPi'iau),  -Tis,  -IJ,  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

last, 
<)6ptifioi,  -ov,  !j,  (perhaps  fr.  &podi  a 
din,  and  /?o;)  a  shout)  upronr^ 
noise,  tumult,  confusion,  dis- 
turbance ;  riot,  mutiny,  sedition  ; 
a  tumultuous  crowd,  rahble,  mob  ; 
a  noisy  luscmbUtge  lamenting  t/ie 
dtml. 
Oopvilo'vrtf,  n.  pi.  mas.  cont.  par. 

pres.  act.  of  Soovftlu. 

Oipia  or  Oopiu),  (perhaps  fr.  .J/w  to 

run,  liifov  quickly)  to  leap,  jump, 

spring;  to  dart  firth,  rush.  par. 

— -     act.  36p<iiv,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

1',  and  Ion.  Sipov. 

t.j     ..r    3jVo,     iiaUm,  2a.  impr. 

mid.  of  t10i)iii. 
OovKiiWrif,  -ov,  b,  Thueydida,  a 
man'd  name, 


©PA 

QohiTtii,  -r)TOi,  (J,  Thootes,  a  man's 

name. 
OpJKi},  -lit  >'),  Lat.  Thracia,  Eng. 

Thrace,  a  country  of  Greece. 
QpaKioi,  QpiuKto;,  and  Ion.  Qprft- 
Kios,  -a,  -01',   (fr.  Boai  a  Thra- 
cian)  Thracian,  of^Fhrace. 
QpdKicTt,    (fr.  same)  like  a  ITira- 

rian. 
QpiiftK,  a  ram. 
QpafOi,  -ov,  b,    (fr.  $piu  to  sit)  a 

seat,  bench,  chair. 
Opuf,  -oLKii,  and  Poet.  9p.i)f,  -jik&s, 

in  lem.  Gpijro-ira,  o  Thracian. 
6paat7a,rem.  of  ,?p(j(rpf. 
Opuaiias,  (fr.  Spicvi  bold)   boldly, 
undauntedly,  resolutely,  courage- 
ously, valiantly. 
Qpaaos,  -cos  -ovs,  rb,   (fr.    same) 

Metath.  for  ^Joaos. 
Qpi'icaa  or  -rra,  see  Qpfiiaca. 
Qptiaao),  (used  Poet,  for  rapdccij)) 
to  disturb,  agitate ;    to  perplex, 
disquiet;  to  break,  bruise. 
Opacvyvios,   -ov,   b,  rj,    (fr.  Spaaits 
stout,    and  yvTov  a  limb)   well- 
limbed,  stout-made,  lusty. 
Opacv-ciip^tos,  -ov,  b,ii,  (fr.  same, 
anil  'opiia  the  heart)  bold-heart- 
ed,   courageous,    magnanimous, 
gtiierous. 
Qpnavjia\av,^OT.  for  Qpaavnaytiiv, 
g.  pi.  of  5pn(n'^a;^of 


Opaavud^avos,  -ov,  b,  i).  Poet,  and 

Dor.  for  ^paavfti'i^^avos. 
0pai7Vfin^7)s,    -cos   -ovf,     b,  ri,  (fr. 
Spnvis  bold,    and     ud\ofiat    to 
fight)  bold  in  JiglU,  (taring  in  the 
JicUl,  imliant. 
Qpacv/xdyos,  -ov,  b,  i),  same  as  last. 
Also,     Thrasymachns,  a  man's 
name. 
Opaavfiffivova,  a.  sin.  of 
Qpnavuijiviav,  -ovos,  b,  fi,  (fr.  ^paaiis 
bold,  and  filfivu)  or  fiiiui  to  wait. 
Or  fr.   same,  and  fitftvuv  mini 
ful)    standing   stoutly,    intrepid, 
valiant. 
Opairvn^fca,  a.  sin.  of 
Opaavui'iiris,  -cos  -ovs,  b,    Thrasy- 

meiles,  a  man's  name. 
6pnavui'i^tivo(,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  $paci<s 
bold,  and  /irixo^'i  an  invention) 
a    bold     contriver,    inventor    of 
stratagems,  daring  in  plots,  sub- 
tle. 
Opaauvu),  (fr.    same)  to  embolden, 
encourage,  animate,  incite.   Opa- 
(rviofiai,   to  take  courage,  be  con- 
Jiilent  ;  to  speak  boldly. 
Bpaairovos,  -ov,    b,  li>   Cr-   same, 

and  riJi'of  toil)  hardy,  laliorious. 
OpUvvf,    -iia,    -V,    Imid,   resolute; 


Oo?pif,  -Wof,  4,    it  is  used  (or  the       confident,   presumptuous  ;    dar 
fern,  of  ^of-pov.  in s,  venturous,  CMuragfous  ;  bar- 

Oo'ipii,  and  ftDi'piof,  -oil,  4,  4,  (fr.       dy, 

9ifi<u  tolcnp)  impetuous,  ri'o/rn/,  |  Op'imiffr»;j/(i) -u,  (fr.  next)  to  speak 


futimit,  fierce ;    valiant,    brnie, 

courageous.      Subti.  an  assailant, 
Oovpii,  -ov,  b,    Thunis,    a  man's 

name. 
Q6u)Kos,  -ov,  b,  Poet,   for  3wK0(, 

same  as  ^d/cof. 
06u)v,   -larof,  b,   Thoon,  a   man's 

name.  a.  Wujva. 
Qous,   (fr.     }iii<     quirk)    mAJUy, 

speedily;  nimbly,  artivrly. 


boldly 

Bpnavaroiio^,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  Spaei'S 
bold,  and  oriiin  tht;  nviulh) 
Imid  in  speech,  audacious,  boast- 
ing. 

Opaai'rris,  -FjTOf,  fi,  (fr.  $paaii<  bold) 
boblnesn,  cnnjfrlmce ;  presump- 
tion, aud'iriti/. 

<3pi{eis,-io(,  Att.  -ciiis,fi,  (fr.^oni'w 
to  break)  a  brr'ich,  breaking, 
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0PH 

fracture;    a  plague,    ruin,    ffe. 
struction. 
Qpavana,-uTQs,  rd,  (fr.  same)  same 

as  last. 
Qpavo-bs,  ->),  -Of,  (fr.  same)  brittle, 

frail, fragile  ;  broken. 
Opavia,  f.   -avail),  p.    riOpavKa,   to 
breaik,    snap,  crack;    to    bruise, 
crush;     to     strike,     hit,    smite, 
wound.    1  a.    ind.   act.   iOpjvna. 
per.  pass.  TiOpuvofiai.    1  a.   ind. 
pass.  lOpavaOiir.   1  f.   ind.  pass. 
&pavaOi'!COftai. 
Opdio  -u),  f  -i';ao),  to  sit,  be  seated. 
6pf'(V<7(i,  Dor.  for  epi/iffuu,  fem.  of 
Opiji^.    Also,  9p(J(7<ra,  andepyr- 
rn. 
QpiUfia,   -uTos,   TO,    (fr.     rpfdiu)  to 
rear)    cattle,   bcasis   of  pasture, 
brood  ;  offspring,  progeny,     pi. 
^pififiaTa. 
(ipt)iliarpo<piu)  -H,  (fr.  last,  and  rpf- 
0UJ   to  rear)   to  breed  cattle ;  to 
rear,  tend  or  keep  beasts  of  pas- 
ture. 
Opi^aaKov,  -es,  -c,  impf  act.  of 
Opc^daKw,  (Ion.  or  Poet,   for  rpi- 
X<^)  to  run  about,   run  up  and 
down  ;  to  dance,  skip. 
Qpi^u),  -CIS,  -ci,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

same. 
BpeokdpSiOi,   -ov,    b,    (fr.   -Spfu   to 
falter,    and   Kap^ia    the    neart) 
trembling  at  heart,  fearful,  heart- 
less, despairing. 
Qplzra,    and     Opi-rrrpa,    -lav,    ra, 

Sync,  for  SpcTrri'ipta. 
QpczTi'ipia,   -0)1',  Tu,  (fr.  same)  a 
return  for  the  care  of  education 
the  reward  of  rearing,  wages  of 
nursing. 
Bpc-rrris,  -')>  -oi'i  Ct-  rofipu)  to  rear) 
fattened,   fed,    stalled;    rcarea, 
bred,  nursed,  educated. 
Bpirrpia,  -as,i'},  (fr.  same)  anurse. 
Bpiipdn,  Ion.  for  cdpi<pOri,  3  sin.  of 
lOpiipOni;  which  for  iTpiipOtiv,  1  a. 
ind.  pass,  of  Tplitiu. 
Gp/i/ai,  1  a.  inf  act.  —  Bpc\j.'aiiiriy, 
-aio,  -aiTo,  1  a.  opt.  mid.  —  Bpc- 
xpdfici'os,  ->i,  'ov,  par.  1  a.  mid. 
—  6p(i|«f, -(iffn,   -av,   [)ar.    1   a. 
act.  — Opiipc,  Ion.  for  iOpi\(.c,  3 
sin.    1   a.   ind.  act.   —  Opt^f.ov, 
-aru),  1  a.   impr.  act.  —  Opi\pui, 
->1S,  -fi,  1  a.  sub.  art.  of  rp/^ui. 
Opi'u)  or  Bpiofai,  to  sptak  boisterous- 
ly,   slmut,    clamour ;    to  falter, 
stammtr,    hesitate;     to     bewail, 
mourn  clamorously ;  to  cry  out, 
shriek. 
OpmKios,  -a,  -ov,  Ion.  for  OpaiKios 
or  BpiiKiof, 

Opiyis.  -'«nfi  lo"'    ^"'^  Qp.vf,  -P«4f> 

Poet,  for  Op4(- 
Qpijieaa,  -as,  //,  ihc  fem.  of  Opi'ii(, 

,1  Thracum  woman. 
Opi'i*'!,    -If,    I'h    Ni"""    as    OpZ/Kn, 

i'liracc,  n  region  of  Grccrr. 
QpfiKv9n;  (fr.  last,  tuui  0(y  from  a 

|il«ce)7roHi  Tlirarr. 

epiKiiv,  g.  pi.  of  Opiii  or  Gp*iif,  for 

f>p<fi- 
Op<ini,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  or  2  sin. 

pros.   impr.  art.  —  Optiv^acTt,  i 

pi.  1  r.  ind.  art.  of 
Opiji  /w  -UI,  f.  -*lcwi p-  TcOp/i»T;«ra,(fr. 


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3p))yoi-  u  ilirge)  to  tiutiL  bcivuil, 
laintnl  audibli/,  sing  dirges,  ut- 
trr  cries  for  the  dead,  iniiif.  act. 
fflpi'/itov  -ov»'.  1  a.  act.  iiiil.  cOfi)- 
WO'i'  imnr,  •Spj/iijo-ui, -lirui.  pi'r. 
pass.  iiul.  Tcdpi'/ytiimt.  1  1.  pass. 
■SpF/if/^iJo-opai.  I  a.  iiul.  mid. 
cOprivrjaufiijv. 

Opijvoi,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  -Jjj/uj  to  shriek. 
Or  |)erhaps  fr.  ^pui'u)  to  break, 
and  vios  tlie  mind  or  heart) 
mourning,  wailing,  lamentation ; 
clapping  of  hand^,  heating  the 
breast;  a  dirge,  cry  fur  the 
dead. 

Gpivovat,  3   pi.  pres.  iiid.  act.  of 

^pilliu). 

Opijrvs,  -voi,  b,  (fr.  -Spun)  to  sit)  a 
footstool,  stool ;  the  steersman  or 
pilot's  station. 

OprjvMiii,  -coi  -ovi,  h,  fi,  (fr.  &p^voi 
lamentation,  and  u^ij  a  song) 
inclined  to  grieve,  plaintive, 
quendous  ;  mournful,  lamenta- 
ble, sad. 

&pr]aKtia,  -a{,  }),  (fr.  ^pt/aKtiio  to 
worship)  religion,  worship,  di- 
vine service;  superstition,  false 
religion. 

Op>](TKcv(i>,  f.  -evaw,  (perhaps  fr. 
&eAi  god,  and  apicKui  to  please. 
Or  fr.  ep;/f  the  Thracian  Or- 
plieus)  to  worship  superslitiously, 
adore,  revere,  venerate. 

OpijuKOs,  -ov,  i,  >i,  (fr.  last)  super- 
stitious, scrupidous  in  divine  ser- 
vice ;  religious, pious,  devout;  a 
worshipper. 

Qpir'iTTatov,-ov,  ri.  the  body  of  a  carl, 
&c.  where  the  load  is  packed. 

Opia'i,  -ut',  at,  pebbles,  counters  or 
dice,  used  to  throw  into  a  pitch- 
er to  tell  fortunes. 

Qpian0tvovTt,  d.  sin.  par.  pres.  act. 
—  9pia/(|3£t<ra;,  par.  1  a.  act.  of 

Qpianlitvu),  f.  -£i3<rci),  (fr.  ^pidfifioi 
a  triumph)  to  triumph,  rejoice, 
exult ;  to  lead  in  triumph  ;  make 
to  triumph. 

QpiafililKiii,  -7),  -ov,  (fr.  same)  tri- 
umphal, triumphant. 

Qpidnjiof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^(jiuv  a  fig- 
branch,  and  r///3aii'ii)  to  walk. 
But  more  ])robably  from  the 
Latin,  triumphus,  a  triumph) 
a  triumph,  celebration  of  vic- 
tory. 

BptYKoiOr&ptY)(^ii;,-ov,b,  (perhaps 
fr.  5pif  the  hair)  a  battlement, 
pinnacle;  the  eaves;  a  coping, 
cornice ;  a  rampart,  bulwark, 
mound;  a  fence,  ew.losure;  a 
building,  edijire,  temple. 
OpiSa^,  -uKOi,  ti,  lettuce. 
ept/i/ioc,  -ou,  6.  (from  the  sound) 
a  murmur,    buzz,  sound,  noke. 


on  n  cable,  when  wailing  for  a 

wind  or  sudden  orders. 
Opii|,  •isrOs,  i';,  (fr.  Tpf.iu)  to  gnaw) 

o   worm    which  breeds    in,  ami 

consumes  timber. 
OpuiiffOt,  2  pi.  oont.  pres.  ind.  or 

impr.  of 
Qpoiiii  -u),  f.  -ijau),  p.  TfOp'iiiKa,  (fr. 

$p6oi  clamour)   to  cry  tuinutlu- 

iitisty,   shout,   chimour  ;    to    put 

into  cutnfusitm,   ftisturb,   agitate, 

terrify  ;  to  exclaim,  utter. 
Opo)iOS)vai,  inf.  —  OporiOcU,   -claa, 

-If,  par.  1  a.  i>ass.  of  last. 
Opofiiiinfiai    -oTiuai,    (fr.    next)    to 

swell,  rise  in  bumps  ;  to  clot,  eo- 

ugulalc.    pres.  inf.  mid.  ^poftjid- 

latiat    -oTiaOai,   par.    1    a.   pass. 

■?poii('jujOc(s,  -ilaa,  -{v. 
Opti/i/jof,  -01!,  b,  (fr.  rpi'(/)W  lofeed) 

a  hump,  swelling;  a  clot  of  blood ; 

a  coagulation,  gathering. 
Opovi'^u),   f.     -td'j),    (fr.    -S-piii'Ot  a 

throne)  to  enthrone.     Opovl^o^at, 

to  sit  on  a  throne,  be  enthroned. 
Qp6i'ov,  -ov,  tD,  (I  .flower,  blossom, 

bloom  ;    paint,    rouge,    arlijieial 

complexion  ;  a  rose. 
QpSvoi,    -ov,    b,  a  throne,  chair   of 

stale,  seat  of  judgment ;  dignity, 

majesty,  royalty. 
OpSos  Spovi,  -Sou  -uTi,  b,  (fr.   &pt(ji 

to  shriek)  clamour,  din,  tumxdt ; 

rumour,  report,  fame ;  an  excla 

motion,  voice,  nound. 
QpvaWivlov,  -ov,  T<),  (dim.  of  next) 

a  little  wick,  smij^'  of  a  candle. 
OpvaWis,  -t&ug,  /;,  o  %vick  ;  an  herb 

of  which  wicks  were  made. 
Qpvyavuui    -w,  to   ruh,    chafe  ;    to 

scrape,  scrub,   scratch ;    to  rap, 

knock. 
Opv\lu>,  and  GpuXX/u)  -G,  same  as 

SpvWi^d). 

9pi'AX»7^a,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  SpuWiui 
to  murmur)  a  murmur,  soft  noise, 
whisper. 

OpvWi^a),  and  OpvWlano,  (fr. 
•SpiiXXof  a  murmur)  to  murmur, 
buzz,  viutter,  whisper  ;  to  bruise, 
break,  crush ;  to  disturb,  make 
cojifusion. 

0pi'XXos,  -01',  b,  murmur,  hum  of 
voices,  confused  sound ;  a  wliis- 
pcr  ;  tumultuous  noise,  clamour, 
din,  mutinous  cry,  vociferation; 
a  rumour,  report. 

apiftfia,  -arog,  ro,  (fr.  -SpuTrrw  to 
break)  a  piece,  fragment,  scrap. 

6pi'oi'.  -ov,  rb,  a  rush,  bulrush, 
.flag,  reed;  the  herb  (u/ii<e  •/««/- 
lein. 

Qpvirrd^itvn^,  ->;,  -nv,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 


zz,  sound,  noise. 


Gpu7rru),f -t^w,  p.  TfOpuc/i«,  tohrcuk, 

snap  ;  to  bruise,  crush  ;  to  crurn- 

Toaring  of  the  sea,  whistling  of  \      ble,  grind,   pound,   powder;    to 

the  wirvl,  &c.  I      weaken,  enfeeble,  relax,  enervate, 


SpiVaf  or  Tpivii^,  -anoi,  b,  the  hop- 
per of  a  mill ;  n  fan  to  winnow 
grain  ;   a  three  pronged  fork. 

OpJf,  rptx^ii  hi  "  hair,  the  hair  ;  the 
beard;  a  bristle;  wool,  nap, 
down.  d.  pi.  5pi(i  or  -fee. 

fioioir,  -ov,  ri,  a  Jig-leaf,  branch  of 
a  jig-tree. 

Ootof  -ov,  6,  a  cable,  haUcr,  spring 


effeminate,    indulge.     2  f.   act, 
Tpv<j)Ui,  per.  pass.  TiOpvjiipai. 

OpdoKu,  to  leap,  hound,  Imp  upon  ; 
to  sj/ring,  rise  up. 

Opuaplii,  -OM,  t,  (fr.  last)  a  rising 
ground,  hill,  eminence. 

Ova,  -ui,  !f,  (fr.  Sua)  to  perfume) 
an  odoriferous  tree  ;  the  wiUl  cy- 
press. 

(292) 


Oun^k),  "(fr.  $vai  a.  bacchanal)  to 

celeliratc  orgies,  revel,  riot. 
Ouiii,  -u)v,  o!,  (fr.  -Suu)  to  sacrifice) 

diviners,  who  conjectured  from 

victims. 
6iirfiraf,  -iivof^  b,  (as  if^iKiprraf,  fr. 

$i<u)   to  (lodicate,  and  apndCia  to 

phiiulcr)  a  robber  of  holy  things. 

Adj.  sarrilcgious. 
Ovapoi,  -ov,  b,  darnel,  tares. 
Ovai,   Oiiirjs,  and  Quids,   -ai5o5,  f), 

(perhaps  fr.  Suw  to  sacrifice)  a 

bacrhanal,    mad   devotee.     Also 

adj.  solemn,  awful. 
Ovaaoi,  for  Siaaoi. 
Ovdrttpa,  -a,  fi,  Thyatira,  name  of 

a  city. 
Qvdu)  -a,  (fr.  -Suu  to  rush)  to  come 

or  go  into,  enter. 
Qi'iynrcp,  v.  sin. — QvyaTipa,-Tipaif 

-ripcs,  -rfpiiiv,  other  (^ases  of 
Ovyurrip,  -cpof.  Poet.  ;  but  -arpb; 

always   in   prose,  (;,    a  daugh- 

tcr, 
QvyarpX,    d.  —  Qvyarpbi,    g.    by 

Sync,  of  last. 

Ovyarplitoi  -ovf,  -iov  -ov,  b,  (fr, 
same)  a  maternal  grandson, 
grandson  by  the  mother's  side, 
daughter's  son.  ^ 

Quydrpiov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  dear  little  daughter. 

Qiic,  Ion.  for  IQve,  3  sin.  impf.  act. 
—  0u£i,3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. — 
GuEiv,  act.  —  Gueo-Oai,  pass, 
pres.  inf.  of  S-uu). 

eufto-ffi,  Poet,  for  &icai,  d.  pi.  of 
5uof. 

eu£(n,  -at,  »;,  a  mortar,  pestle. 

GueXXo,  -r)i,  ri,  (fr.  &<iu>  to  rage,  and 
fiXt'd)  to  gather.  Or  fr.  same, 
and  otXXd  a  storm)  a  whirl- 
wind, storm,  tempest,  hurricane, 
tornado. 

GufXXoi/iopao  -Si,  (fr.  last,  and  <j>ope<ii 
to  carry)  to  carry  with  violence, 
srueep  all  away,  drive  all  before 
it.  Ove\\o(popiojiai  -ovfiai,torush 
violently,  pass  like  a  whilv>ind. 

Guto-cri,   Poet,  for  Sitat,  d.  pi.  of 

vUOJ. 

Qvtar'  Apos.  for  Ovcora,  which 
Poet,  for  Oufirr;;;,  -ov,  b,  Thy- 
cstes,  a  man's  name. 

Ou/ru),  3  sin.  pres.  impr.  act.  of 
•5uw. 

Gui;£(f, -fffira,  -£i',  (fr.  Sfiof  incense) 
aromatic,  odorous,  fragrant,  per- 
fumed ;  holy,  consecrated. 

QviikSo;,  -ov,  b,  !j,  (fr.  same,  and 
KIM  to  burn)  burning  incense, 
sacrificing  ;  religious,  devout. 

GvijXii  or  QvriXt),  -ris,  i/,  (fr.  &i'iui  to 
sacrifice)  soothsaying,  a  divina- 
tion, omen  ;  the  first  ofj'ering,  a 
libation. 

Ovr)iro\iij)  -£,  f.  -I'/aio,  (fr.  Svo;  an 
oflTsring,  and  iroXtu  to  be  em- 
ployed) to  make  an  (iffering,  sa- 
crifice. 

Ouj/7r(iXo{,  ~ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  same)i2^er- 
ing,  sacrifrinij,  employed  about 
the  altar  ;  Subs,  a  priest,  sooth- 
sayer, diviner. 

OvrjipSyoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
(pdyio  to  oat)  devouring  the  sacri- 
ji'-e  consuming  the  xnctim. 


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eviaj,  -(£(5oj,  f),  Thyias,  apricslesa 

of  Bacchus. 
eiiivof,  -iji  -ov,  (fr.  &va  the  wild 

cypress)  of  cypress. 
evi'aicTi,  -viifi,  (fr.  ■^t'w  to  bum  in- 
cense) a  censer,  pan  to  bum  in- 
cense ;  a  mortar. 
QvKdst  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  vessel, 

pan,  dish. 
QvXaKiov,  -ov,  Tc^  0vXa<ci(7«:of,  Gi'- 
XSkos,  -ov,  b,  and  Oi'Xaf,  -aKOf,  i, 
a  bag,  sack,  scrip  ;  a  husk,  pod, 
sliell,  hull,  peel;    dress  for  the 
legs,  trousers. 
6iiXa(cuTpiif,  -wyog.  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
rpiiyu    to  gnaw)    sack- eater ;  a 
mouse,  locust,  or  other  creature 
that  gnaws  things. 
QvXa^,  -aKOf,  b,  see  ^I'Xd/cior. 
6v\rjfia,  -Stos,  ri,  ((t.  50u  to  sa- 
crifice)  the  first  offering  of  flour 
sprinkled  with  wine  and  oil. 
Qvua,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  •Silu  to  sacri- 
fice) incense,  perfume;  an  offer- 
ing, sacrifice,  victim. 
Ovitalvui,  f.  -ai'ui,  (fr.  ^v/zdf  anger) 
to  be  angry,  resent ;  to  rage,  be 
violent.  1  a.  act.   ind.   c9vfit]va' 
par.  Sififivas. 
er/iaXy/a,  a.  sin.  or  neut.  pi.  of 
Gu/ioXy^f,  -iofov!,  b,  ri,  (fr.  ■Ji'fiif 
the  mind,  and  aXyiu)  to  grieve) 
heart  rending,  afflicting,  corrod- 
ing, grievous. 
GiifidXoil^,    -ur-Of,  6,    (fr.    Tl'^o)    to 

burn)  a  torch,  firebrand, 
avfiapia,   a.   sin.    or  neut.    pi.    of 

Srvjiapfii. 
Ovfiaptu)  -w,  f.  -jjffo),  (fr.  ^'fidf  the 
mind,  and  dpu  to  fit)  to  please, 
gratify,  iruiulge,  conciliate. 
Qvijapfii,  -ioi  -ov(,  b,ri,  (fr.  same) 
agreeable,  grateful,  pleasing,  con- 
ciliating. 
Qilijipa,  -a(,  f),  (perhaps  fr.  ^b)  to 

perfume)  the  lierb  savory. 
Ovuj)otji(,-ou,  b,  /;,  (fr.  next)  of  the 

Tiber,  Tibcrine,  Roman. 
Gvufloi(,-1fo!,fi,  Lat.  Tibrit,  Eng. 

Tiller,  a  river  in  Italy. 
6(')i|?(>o0ayof,  -ov,  h,fi,  (fr.  Hfi()pa 
(lavory,  and  ipiiyoj  to  cat)  living 
on  herbs,  feeding  on  vegetables ; 
alisleminus,  sparing,  frugal. 
QufiiXv,  -nf,!!,  (ff.  ^~vu  to  sacrifice) 
an  altar  ;  the  altar  of  liarchus 
in    the    front    of    Iho    Grecian 
Mt.ijo  ;   the  meal  or  cake  offered  ; 
«  pulpit,  sUirul,  scene,  stage ;  a 
tlu'Ure. 
Oi'iiiXttif,  -f),  -iv,  (fr.  laul)  hrltmg 
ing  to  the  stage,  prrlnining  to  the 
thrntre ;  yinying,  rrprmmting. 
Htfiluj  -Cj,  f.  -))aiMj,  (fr.  Ji'uAt  anger) 
to  make  angry,  pTovoki;  enrage, 
imtate.     Oi^/o/ini  -ur/joi,  li>  be 
""/f'.V.    rrift,  frrt,     im(>f.    art. 
cOii/;co>' -oi'i'.  1  f.  niid.C'ii/i^iTojini. 
dvfinytplia  -ill,  (it.  ^am/",  and  ayd- 
pu>  to  »!<>llf'Ct)  tn  rrrnllrri,  rccHtirr, 
gain  spirit,  lake  rrsolulion. 
Otturtiiut  -Ct,  f.  -finui,  (fr.  onmc,  and 
iiiofiai  to  deliclil )  to  be  cheerful, 
Joyful,  be  gl'ut,  rejoice. 
OviiTiifi!,-lo(  -oD(,  ft,  li,  (fr.  name) 
agreeable  to  the  mind,  pleasing, 
gratifying. 


ei'inifia,  -aroi,   rd,   (fr.  $vtitu  tol     spirit,  determination,  resolution; 
provoke,  th.  ^v^os  anger)  emo-\     poison,  philtre,  love-dose. 


tion,  passion,    rage,    anger;    a 

thought,  fancy,  fiction. 
Qvfi^vas,  -aca,  -av,   par.  1  a.  act. 

of  ^nalvii). 
evft/jpni,  -eoi  -ouf,   b,  fi,  same  as 

^Vftapris. 

0ii/<ia'fu),  f.  -Sao),  p.  redvuloKa, 
same  as  &vfitdio.  per.  ind.  pass. 
reBv^lafiat. 

Ovfildiia,  and  Qvftlac^ia,  -arof,  rd, 
(fr.  S^vuidij)  to  burn  incense,  th. 
Svfia  mcense)  incense,  odorous 
matters  burned,  perfume,  aroma- 
ties  ;  fumigation,  scent  raised  by 
fire.  pi.  ^fiidiiaTa,  g.  -SD/iia/id- 

T(ttV. 

Qviiiari'/ptoi',  -ov,  to,  (fr.  last,  and 
Tripeu  to  keep)   a  censer,  pan  to 
bum  aromatics,  perfume,  fumi- 
gation ;  an  altar,  altar  for  in- 
cense. 
Qvittatrai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 
Qvuidoi  -d,  (fr.  ^vfia  incense)  to 
bum  incense,    cause  a  perfume 
by     burning     aromatics,  fumi- 
gate. 
QvfiiTjrat,  Ion.  for  ^'ixiarat,  3  sin. 

pres.  ind.  mid.  cont.  of  last. 
Qvfiofiopfio  -w,  (fr.  ivfiof  the  mind, 
and   fiopii   food)    to  consume  or 
prey  upon  tile  mind ;  to  grieve, 
fret,  gnav) ;  to  mourn. 
Qviiol}6poi,-ov,b,li,((r.sdimc)  heart- 
wounding,  preying  on  the  mind, 
corroding,  distressing,  vexatious. 
OvfiocaKfis,  -ioi  -off,  b,  iy,(fr.  same, 
and  fioKvu)  to   gnaw)    gnawing 
the    mind,  fretting,    corroding, 
grievous,  vexatious. 
Ovitocififig,  -io(  -ovi,  b,  1],  (fr.  same, 
and  tiJoj  hkeness)  angry,  irrito' 
hie,  passionate,  violent,  furious. 
Giioo£i(5(S(,(fr.  last)  violently, fierce' 

ly,  furiously. 
0i'//oX«ui)',  -oiTwf,  b,  !],  (fr.   ■Si'fiif 
spirit,   and  X/oh'    a   tion)    lion- 
hearted,  maQnanimous,  generous, 
brave,  a.  sin.  ^vfioXhvra. 
(ivitoiiaj(tii)  -0,  f.  -t'iBti),  p.    TcOvfto- 
fid^riKii,  (fr.  same,  and  /xd'xofiai 
to     fight)   to  fight   with  all   the 
mind,  oppose  with  all  the  heart  ; 
be  highly  disjdeased,  violently  in- 
renstd  ;  to  be  obstinately  bent  on 
war.  par.  ))rcs.  act.  Svjjofta^lwv 
-iSi'. 
G«/iofn'Xuij,-;7{,  I/,  (fr.  S<J;/of  thyme, 
and  o^rfX/ii;  pirklc)   a  mixture  of 
thyme   l/ruitrd   in    vinegar   with 
salt,  aromatic  pirkle. 
OvfiorXitllln,  -li,(  -ovf,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  9v- 
fiii  tliir  mind,  and  n\i'iOut  to  fill) 
filling   the   mind,    i  iolent,    velic- 
mrnl. 
()vfiopniort)(,  and    I'oft.    -paiarflf, 
nWn  Uviiiiiijiaiariii,  -iiv,  h,  fi,  (fr. 
HBme,  nnrl  falM  lo  di-frtroy)   de- 
stroyini;,  dislnirlive,  hriirl  break- 
inc,  orrruhflnnuK. 
Ov/tii,  -Or,  h,  (perlians  fr.  Ji!u  lo 
niovf'     violrtillv)     lirrtillt,    soul, 
mind,  hmrt,  lijr ;  vuntmtnl,  im 
pulse,   inclination,  appetite ;  af- 


Q'vuos,  b,  and  Ov/iov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr. 

$vb)  to  perfume)  thyme;  a  wild 

onion. 
Oviiovucvoi,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont. 

of  •Sn^diJ. 
Bvfioipddpos,  -ov,  b,ii,  (fr.  -Sti/iosthe 
mind,  and  ipdcipoi  to  spoil)   dis- 
heartening,    dispiriting ;     ener- 
vating, weakening;  destructive, 
deadly. 
Gl'f((5u)  -to,  f.  -(i<rw,  p.  TcBvjJtotKa,  (fr. 
same)   to  provoke  to  anger,  en- 
rage, irritate ;    to  rouse,    move, 
excite.     Oviidofiai   -ol^ai,    to  be 
f'^g^y,  ^age,  burn    with    fury. 
par.  pres.  pass.  $vfio6iiCi'o;  -ov- 
ficvo?.  per.  ind.  pass.  reOvinaitai. 
1  a.  ind.  pass.  cOvixudtiv.     1  f. 
ind.  pass.  ^vnioO/jaofiai. 
Qv^ioirji,  -tof  -oiif,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same) 
irritable,  irascible,  inclined  to  an- 
ger, passionate,  impetuous  ;  spi- 
rited, courageous. 
OviiwOrj,  Ion.  for  cOvfiiiOn,  3  sin.  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  — Oi/iuOijiai,  1  a. 
inf.  pass.  —  Gu/iwfltis,  -e7aa,  •ivj 
par.  1  a.  pass,  of -Ji'^iJu). 
Gi'i't,   Ion.  for  (Owe,  3  sin.  impf. 
act.     Or,  it  may  be  2  sin.  impr. 
act.  of  $vi'U),  same  as  i*vw. 
Guiiof,   -ov,  b,  also  Gvi'vuf,  -aSo;, 
Oi'i'iH,  Giii'iT;,  and  Ovvrj,  -vi,  f;, 
the  tuiinyfisli. 
Qvvvhiirii,  -coi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  like 

a  tunny,  stupid,  foolish,  silly. 
Ovvorr',  Apos.  for  ^vvovra,  a.  sin. 

par.  pres.  act.  of 
Gi'i'w,  same  as  &vu). 
Qvucii,  -eaca,  -fi',(fr.^i.'os  perfume) 
odorous,  fragrant,  siueet  smelling. 
Oioiaa,  Dor.   for  $vovca,   feni.  — 
Qvav,  neut.    par.   pres.    act.  — 
Oiovri,  Dor.    for  &vovai,   3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  ^I'ai. 
OVof,  -COS  -ovs,  rd,  (fr.  •Siiw  to  sa- 
crifice) incense,  perfumes  or  aro- 
7ntttics  burned ;  an  offering,  vic- 
tim, sacrifice ;    odour,  perjume, 
savour. 
QvoBKdoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^vo;  an  olTer- 
ing,  and  koiu).  Ion.   for  vot'ia  to 
mulerstand ;    or   xaloi   lo   bum) 
and 
Gi'oo/>(J7roj,  -OV,  b,   (fr.  same,  and 
GKittTOfxin  to  consider)  an  augur 
who  divines   from    liie   inspec- 
tion  of  burnt    ofl'crings,    sooth- 
sayer. 
Gui5ii),  1.  -liffoj,  p.  TtOi'ioKa,  (fr.  St'oi 
inci'usc)     lo   jiirfumr,    sjirinkle 
^with  odours;    to  compound  aro- 
rhaticA  ;    to   smelt,   be  fragrant, 
yield  an  iMlmir.   par.   jxr.  pasn. 
cont.  TfOiioi/i/i'of. 
OCpa,  -n(,  f],  (perhaps  fr.  Si'ui  lo 
ruHh)    a   door,    gale;    mtrunee^ 
mmith,   passage.      Ai    ■?i'f)'ii,    * 
court,  hall,  palace, 
Oi'pn^t,  (fr.  last)  u'ilhiiut  doors,  out, 
abroful,    o!  &iipii(r,  those  aliroad, 
foreinncrs,  strangers. 
Ovpnwi,  -f(,-or,  (fr.  same)  strange, 
foreign,  anolhrr^s. 


frrtion,dispofilimi;  emotion,  pas-  Ovpiiv,    Dor.    for  5iipaii',  g.   pi.   of 
lion,    anger,    vrath  ;     courage,\     name. 
(893) 


on 

Svpilwii),  (fr.  sanic)  to  turn  out  of 

tloor.i. 

©iipni'Xtu  -M,  f.  •fiau>,  (fr.  saiiio, 
and  avX<)  a  fold)  lo  lie  out, 
lodge  without  (/(«)/■.«,  past!  the 
niglU  at  the  dour;  to  sere- 
na(U. 

Oi)f)'Ju.Va,  -as,  h>  Cf-  same)  li/ing 
or  passing  the  night  out  of  doors  ; 
a  serenade. 

Qvpiiutv,  Aol.  for  ^i'pwi»,  g.  |)1.  of 
ci'pa. 

Ovpyuvddiy  to  try  causes,  judge,  de- 
termine, 

Ovpcoi,  -ut',  h,  (fr.  ^vpa  a  door)  a 
sJticld,  oblong  like  a  door ;  a 
great  stone  serving  as  a  cover  or 
stopper  for  a  cave. 

i)opioiji6pos,  -00,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
ij>opiu>  to  carry)  a  sJiicld-bearcr, 
armed  with  a  long  shield, 

BvpcToon,  -on,  TO,  Poet.  (fr.  santc) 
a  door,  gate,  wicket;  entrance, 
mouth,  passage. 

"Bvpiwv,  Ion.  for  ^vpiuv,  g.  pi,  of 
same. 

Ovprjaau,  (fr.  Svpid;  a  shield)  lo 
provide  with  a  shield;  lo  arm, 
equip,  appoint. 

Bipjl<jit,  d.  Ion.  of  ^upa,  wilh  -(jji 
Poet,  or  adv.  out  of  doors, 
alaoad,  from  home. 

Gupiiiof,  g.  of  .Jupij  ill  next. 

Qipiov,  -ov,  TO,  and  OvpU,  -tios,  i';, 
(dim.  of  dvpa  a  door)  a  tiule 
door  or  gate,  wicket ;  a  window 
aperture,  opening. 

Ovpob)  -u,  f.  -wad),  (fr.  same)  to 
furnish  with  doors,  shut  vp 
with  a  g-ile ;  to  close,  lock  up. 

Qvnaos,  -ov,  !>,  in  ])!.  ^viiaa,  -u)i',  T(i, 
Poet.  (pcriia|)S  fr.  biio  to  dart) 
a  tht/rswt,  wand  or  spear  en- 
twined wilh  leaves,  Bacchus's 
staff;  a  branch,  bough ;  a  gar- 
land or  unrcath  worn  at  wed- 
dings. 

Ovpadij)  -<3,  (fr.  last)  to  make,  a 
thyrsus,  entwine  or  encircle  with 
leaves. 

QipiiipLa,  -aTo;,^o,  (fr.  ^voa  a  door) 
'I  gale,  one  half  or  side  of  a  gate 
or  large  door ;  a  plank,  hoard ; 
a  doorcase  or  frame. 

6up(jpdf,  -ov,  b,  and  i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  utpof  a  guard,  th.  dp'i  care) 
a  doorkeeper,  guard,  viatch. 

Oiou,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  ^vui. 

Qvaavicis,  and  Ovaaai'ueii,  -coca, 
rtv,  (fr.  ncxl)  fringed,  Jlounced, 
lionlered, 

Qvoavui,  -lav,  oi,  (fr.  ^iaaui  to 
shake,  th.  ivo>  to  rush)  afrihgg, 
flounce,  border  ;  a  hem,  wdtr 

06(TaTt,  2  [)1.  1  a.  impr.  act, '  of 

Qiaiiv,  1  f.  inf.  act 9iJ<r,i?,  3  sin. 

I  a.  suh.  act.  of  same. 

QvadXa,  -tj>v,ra,  (fr.  5ijw  to  sacri- 
fice) the.  rites  of  Bacchus  ;  cakes, 
offerings ;  branches,  bouglis ; 
wands  entwined  wilh  leaves, 
tlcyrsus. 

fivaia,  -aj,  f;,  (fr.  same)  a  sacrifice, 
victim,  offering. 


Qvciti^io,  f.  -uffd),  (fr.  last)  to  sacri- 
Jicc,  make  an  nff'iring,  imnxolatr. 

Oi'ffi'u<7/ia,  -aroi,  n),  (fr.  last,  th. 
^vala  an  oH'ering)  sacrifice,  of- 
fering. 

OvaiiiaTi'iptov,  -uv,  to,  (fr.  same)  an 
altar,  particularly  for  burned 
olll'rings. 

Ovaiuixiv,  JE6\.  for  Su(r(iDi',g.  pi.  of 

QioKti,  ->ii,  li,  (fr.  ^vu>  to  sacrifice) 
a  tray  or  disli  to  receive  offer- 
ings, 

Oiaov,  2  pi.  -caTC,  1  a.  impr.  act. 
of  ^I'lta. 

Qvcaat'detf,  and  Qvaaavot,  see  Su- 
aui'6cii,  ^voavot. 

Oi'aou),  (fr.  Svu  to  rush)  to  agi- 
tate, shake,  wag}  move,  quiver, 
wave. 

OvaTiii,-di)oi,  I'l,  (fr.  -Ji'w  lo  sacri- 
fice) sacrijicial,  connected  wilh 
sacrifice;  a  priestess,  female  at- 
tendant on  the  altar.  BvoTiis 
fioii,  a  shout  uttered  at  the  time  of 
sacrijice. 

Ovnii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  n  priest, 
minister,  sacrijicer,  attendant  on 
the  (dtar. 

Gi'm-of,  -Y),  -bv,  (fr.  .same)  sacri- 
jicial, about  or  relating  to  the 
altar  or  sacrijice. 

0110),  f.  -i'(7w,  p.  r/Oii*.vi,  to  move 
inipctuoush/,  rush,  dart  wilh  via. 
lence;  to  rage,  storm,  be  fran- 
tic, go  mad;  to  be  Iransporlal 
wilh  passion  or  enthusiasm;  lo 
boil,  swell;  In  burn  incense,  raise 
a  perfume  by  burning  aromatics, 
cause  an  odour  or  sweet  savour ; 
to  make  offerings,  ri/fer  oblations, 
give  honour,  worship  by  religious 
ceremonies,  sacrijice,  solemnize 
holy  rites ;  to  throw  into  the  Jire 
asnxdl  piece  before  beginning  a 
mcul  as  an  offering  ;  to  kill  for 
fool.  Qinjxai,  to  examine  the  en- 
trails of  beasts  rffercil,  inspect  the 
sacrijice  or  offering,  look  for 
omens.  1  a.  impr.  act.  dvaot', 
•uTii).  per.  ind.  [lass.  riOvfiai.  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  cOCOiiv. 

Oiiwi',  -uvrra,  -ov,  par.  prcs.  act.  of 
last. 

Oviiva,  -rtf,  a,  Dor.  for  Ovdin,  -'15, 
I],  same  as  Semele. 

6i)u)py$,  -ov,  b,i'i,  (fr.  Svb)  to  sacri- 
fice, and  lipa  care)  sacrificial, 
pertaining  to  or  used  at  sncri/icrs. 
Subs,  a  table,  particularly  for 
them, 

Gw,  1  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
■Sf'w,  to  run ;  or  of  5/u,  to  set ;  or 
of  Saw,  to  suckle. 

Qd,    $lii,  Si/,  2  a.   sub.  act.  of 

TtOrJui. 

Qioh,  -ns,  I'l,  <t  flne,  penalty,  dama- 
ges. • 

ei/cof,  -ov,  h,  same  as  S'/Voj, 

Qoiuni,  -ov,  b,  Thomas,  a  man's 
name. 

e(J/i'T«,  -oB,  b,  an  abyss,  gulf,  bot- 
tomless pit. 

OStpcv,  1  pi.  2  a,  sub.  act.  of  ridr;- 
jii. 

(294) 


0ilT 

Oiijiiy^,  -yoi,  b,  a  small  rope,  eord, 
twine. 

Qu>l.i!^u>  or  Owfdaau),  (fr,  last)  to 
curd,  bind  with  conls ;  to  lash, 
scourge, 

Otiltiaaoi,  -ov,  b,  hire,  wagts,  pay, 
payment. 

Ouipiav,  AU.  for  ri  ^iftiav,  see 
i'lfiiavi. 

Ouif()i,  -ov,  b,  a  heap,  pile,  hoard; 
accumulation,  colUclion. 

Ou-da,  -(!$,/),  (li".  SwTTfi'iu)  to  flat- 
ter) flattery,  adulation ;  assent, 
compliance,  (icr/uie«cencc,  sub- 
mission. 

OwTtuoi'Ttf,  n.  pi.  mas.  par,  pres. 
act.  of 

Ow-£uw,  to  fawn ;  to  flatter,  soothe; 
to  assent,  comply,  acquiesce,  sub- 
mit, 

BuirrTo),  to  flatter,  favm;  to  court, 
humour,  comply  with,  assent  to; 
to  jest,  hunter;  to  taunt,  ridi- 
cule. 

QuinoKa,  sin.  —  QiipaKai,  \>\.  a.  of 

ew/xiKi'^u),  (fr.  Siipaf  a  breastplate) 
lo  provide  with  a  breastplate ;  to 
arm,  equip. 

OupuKiov,  -uv,  rb,  (dim.  of  same)  o 
coat  of  mail,  breastplate,  cuirass; 
a  parapet,  breastwork;  a  fort, 
redoubt ;  a  guard.,  defence,  pro- 
tection ;  the  poop  of  a  ship 
built  like  a  turret  from  whence 
soldiers  flung  darts,  &c.  a  part 
of  the  ma.%\,  cradle. 

OuipaKiTiii,  -oTi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  sol- 
dier armed  properly  with  a 
breastplate  ;  a  cuiriUisieT. 

eipai,,  -oKoi,  b,  the  breast,  chest; 
a  coat  of  mail,  breastplate,  cui- 
rass; covering  for  the  breast, 
waistcoat,  stomacher. 

OiopriKoiiidiwi,  Ion.  for  OwpaKoipdpos, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and  <pnpio>  to  car- 
ry) armed,  provided  or  equipped 
with  a  breastplate,  a  cuirassier; 
an  armed  soldier. 

ewpvs,  -n^oi,  b.  Ion.  for  Swpaf, 

eu>p>'i(iis,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act. 
—  Smo'ioccto,  Ion.  for  t6u)pij(rac- 
To,  3  sm.  iinj)f.  mid.  of 

Quipi'ioaui,  f.  -fcJ,  p.  TcOt'opnifn,  (fr- 
Sw^af  a  breastplate)  to  furnish 
or  be  provided  with  a  breastplate 
or  cuirass ;  to  arm,  equip,  accou- 
tre, par.  1  a.  pass.  ^oiptixSt'S, 
-cicra,  -i'l'"  inf.  Swpf/x^'''""' 

Ow?,  Swoj,  5,  (fr.  %ii  swift)  a  wild 
beast  like  a  wolf,  lynx  per- 
haps. 

Qdrepov,  Att.  for  rd  ercpov,  see  ?r£- 

pos- 

OuO//a,  B(oviid^o),  Gwf'/iutriof,  00)5- 
fxnOTiK,  Ba'djiacTii,  Ion.  for  Sau- 
pa,  &avpii^(ji,  &c. 

eo)v(T(7(a,  f.  -Co),  (fr.  So(»5  swift,  or 
Suffo-u)  to  i]uiver)  to  bawl,  ex- 
claim ;  to  shout,  halloo,  ujhoop ; 
to  rush  violently,  dart  savagely. 

ewtiri?,  -n,  -bv,  (fr.  &Mpa,  Ion. 
for  iauua  a  wonder)  woruler- 
ful,  admirable,  extraordinary, 
strange. 


lAM 


Ij  (,  called  iota,  the  ninth  letter  of 
the  latter,  but  the  tenth  of  the 
ancieut  Greek  alphabet ;  whence 
in  numerals  it  signifies  ten, 
and  with  a    dot  underneath,  i, 

ten  thousand.  It  is  the  least  of 
the  Greek  letters ;  thence  its 
name,  iota,  signilies  any  thing 
very  small,  a  Jot. 

'la,  -Of,  and  Ion.  'Ii/i  "Kt  h,  (Per- 
haps fr.  Olid)  to  shout)  a  voice, 
cry,  sound, 

'la,  -Of,  l„  (fr-  'f  strength)  force, 
power,  strength,  might. 

'la,  fern,  of /oj  for  oiof. 

'la,  a  name  of  God  among  the 
Jews,  Jjh. 

Ia/3oTand  Ai/?or,  an  exclamation  of 
grief,  aias  .'  wo  is  me  ! 

Ideipos,  -ov,  6,  Jairus,  a  man's 
name. 

ladch,  g-  -Oivroi,  par.  1  a.  pass, 
of  idofiai. 

Iddn,  3  sin.  —  IdOtirc,  2  pi.  1  a. 
ind.  pajss.  —  ladij,  -Bijrc,  same 
sub.  —  laOnvai,  1  a.  inf.  pass. 
—  la9iiao^lal,  -17,  -crai,  I  f.  ind. 
pass,  of  same. 

latvofiai,  -/;,  -crai,  pres.  ind.  pass, 
of 

laivu,  (fr.  la  strength)  to  warm, 
heat;  to  melt,  dissolve;  to  re- 
joice, overwhelm  with  joy,  en- 
liven, exilarale  ;  to  flower,  flou- 
rish, bloom.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
tdvditv. 

Ia»if,  -fl,  -iv,  (fr.  'Ihiv  Ion.)  Io- 
nian. 

'laK-)(_Of  -ov.  h,  Bacchus. 

XoKxd^'i,  (fr.  last)  to  shout,  revel, 
riot ;  to  he  drunk,  play  the  hue- 
channl. 

liKtjji,  Ilel).  indccl.  Jacob,  a  man's 
nami!. 

IdXcfios,  -ov,  a,  a  vxMing  song, 
dirge,  hnllad ,"  a  writer  nf  such 
things,  paltry  poet.  Adj.  silly, 
imipid,  ahsunt,  worthless. 

riXXu,  f.  -SX<3,  to  send,  send  forth, 
discharge  ;  to  fly ;  to  rUsire, 
eovet,  wish  for;  to  conflnc, 
bind.  impf.  act.  ia\Xov,  -if,  -c, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  It^Xa,  -as,  -r. 

\d\fitvi>i  -ow,i,  .1  iiiaii'si  name. 

'lajta,  -ami,  rb,  (fr.  lAofiai  to  heal) 
a  healing,  cure,  remedy  ;  medi- 
cine, phi/sic.  g.  pi.  t^ifidriav. 

lafijli^ij,  (fr.  laiijios  nn  lambir.)  to 
relebrnte  in  lamhics  ;  to  satirize, 
task  ;  to  defame,  inttrigh  egninst, 
abuse, 

\afiiiciov,  -av,  ri,  (fr.  nnxt)  an  iam- 
bic verse  or  poem. 

'Ia/i/?o{,  -ou,  i),  nn  iambic,  mttrirnl 
measure  ;  n  kind  nf  verse. 

laiilipr)(,  -ov,  4,  .famlirej,  a  man'* 
name. 

Io//£(i-,  Hcb.  inde"!.  mult*. 

lafitvh  and  I'l/iciv,  same  an  tia^ 


lAT 

Ia/j(^i(i»')  Ion.   for  laiteCmv,  g.  pi. 

of  . 

lafiiiat,  -u)',  0!,  Ianiid<p,  a  pro- 
phetic family  among  the  Greeks, 
the  discendants  of  lainos,  the  son 
of  ApoUo. 
\dvOtj,  -ti;,  )),  lanlhe,  a  woman's 

name. 
Idvdriv,  -vf,  -n,   1  a-  ind.  pass,  of 

talvu), 
la'vOTi'oj,  -17,   -ov,  (fr.  next)  violet, 

purple,  blue. 
'lavOov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  tov  a  violet) 
some   purple    flower,   a   violet; 
purple  colour, 
lavva,     indecl.    Janna,    a   man's 

name. 
lavvfii,   -ov,   b,  Jannes,   a    man's 

name. 
laoXxds,  and  by  Cras.  IwXkoj,  -ov, 

1),  lolcus,  a  city  of  Thessaly. 
Idoiiai  -dftai,  f.  -aoftai,  p.  iafiat, 
(perhaps  fr.  ia  power)  to  heal, 
cure,  restore  to  health;  to  re- 
medy, amend,  correct,  impf.  pass. 
tadfirjv-hi^Tjv,  tdov  -w,  idcro  -dro. 
I  a.  ind.  pass,  iddiif.  1  f.  pass. 
ladtjaoiiat,  I  a.  mid.  ind,  lairu- 
fiijv'  sub.  tdauiiai. 
lairtTioiWvf,  -ov,  0,  the  sonoflajrt- 

rd;,  which  sec. 
laTrcTo7o,  Ion.  for  FartroD,  g.  of 
laTTcrds,  -oil,  0,  Japetus,    a  man's 

name,  supposed  to  be  Japhtt. 
la'rrru),  f.  ->|i<),  to  send,  send  upon, 
hurl,  throw,  fling,  pelt ;    to   in- 
flict, smile,  lash  ;  to  goad,  sting  ; 
to  fall,   sink  under  blows,   per. 
ind.  pass,  lu'/i/iai.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
id<li9)]v.  inf.  laipOijvat. 
ldini(,   -vyoi,   b,    a  v;ind  blowing 
from  Apulia,  called  also  lapy- 
gia,    towards    Greece,    the    west 
wind ;  I'lpyx,  a  man's  name. 
laiadvios,  -a   Ion.  -jj,  -ov,  of  Jur- 

danus,  the  father  of  Dniphalc 
lapti,  Ilcb.  indccl.  Jarcd,  a  man's 

name. 
IdaaaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  —  la'ffp,  2 
sin.  1  f.  mid.  —  luaOai,  prcs. 
inf.  mid.  conl.  —  Idaaru,  3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  laVu^iai, 
-17,  -jirai,  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of  ido- 
/lat. 
'Idai,  Ion.  for  iai,  3  pi.  pros.  ind. 

of  c7fii,  to  go. 
laai,  Atl.  ront.  for  liaai,  and  this 
Ion.  hiut,  3 pi.  pros.  ind.  art.  of 
"mil- 
Idalfiof,   -ov,  b,   li,    (fr.    ido/iai    to 

heal)  curnhle. 
'luTif,  -lof,  Alt.  -«u(,  Ij,  {it.  same) 
a  curing,   healing ;    n  cure.   a. 
Min.  Iitaiv,  pi.  I'ont.  idati<. 
tdirio;,  -ov,   b,    Jasius,    a    man's 

nrinin. 
Inaliiiv,  -uivof,  0,  Jiuion,  a  man's 

name. 
laauovTii  -1U  h%  withirind  at  con- 

tmlvulns   i»r  wild  cnlrimrt. 
'IflffTK,  -(fi)Os,  I),  a  jasper,  d.  idofriii. 
laTii,  -(}o(  -oi~{,  fl,  (fr.  laiTif  a  euro) 

/ato,  llio  ((mldrfifl  of  healing. 
\diriiv,    -ot'of,    i,  Jojum,  a  man's 

name, 
lanii,    prp*i.  —   laro,    impf.    ind. 
mid.  3  "ill.  ront.  of  ini^i'ii. 

(•n-,) 


IBH 

loTiOc,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  to  be 
cured,  must  be  healed,  &c.  ac- 
cording 10  the  verb. 

Idriip,  and  Ion.  Itjtijo,  -jjpof,  i,  (fr. 
same)  aphysirian,  doctor, 

larpcia,  -as,  1),  (fr.  same)  medi- 
cine, healing,  a  cure. 

larpcTov,  -ov,  t&,  (fr.  same)  a  phy- 
sician's fee ;  apothecary''s  shop, 
laboratory,  hospital. 

larpciu),  f.  -Eiiffo),  (fr.  same)  <o, 'lea/, 
cure  ;  to  pradixe  7:iedirine, 

larpiKi),  -Tii,  I'l,  (fern,  of  next,  viz. 
rix^'i)  the  healing  art,  medicine, 
surgery. 

larptKu;,  -r),  -uv,  (fr.  idojiai  to 
heal)  medicinal,  surgical,  heal- 
ing, able  to  cure,  skilful  in  medi- 
cine. 

larpoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  o  physi- 
cian^ doctor. 

larraTui  and  larraraia^,  an  excla- 
mation of  sorrow   alas  ! 

lav,  an  exclamation  of  anger, 
shame !  fle  ! 

lavOfibs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  lavu}  to  lodge) 
a  r(liremenl,fold,  resting  place; 
a  bed-room,  bed,  couch;  sleep, 
rest. 

lai'w,  (fr.  tov  the  ground)  to  abide, 
lodge,  stay,  tarry,  dwell;  to 
spend  or  pass  time;  to  sleep, 
repose,  rest.  impf.  act.  lavov, 
•ti,  -t, 

lafirrji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (3;  an  arrow, 
and  aifiirini  to  discharge)  an  or- 
cher,  bowman. 

laipOi'irai,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  laffru. 

Ia)(^n7at,  d.   pi.  with  i    added,  of 

'la^e,  see  I'aj^oi'. 

la^fi,  -Tis,  II,  \(r.  id^o)  to  shout)  a 
shout,  roar,  cry  ;  outcry,  uproar, 
tumultuous  noise ;  a  twang, 
crack  ;  a  roaring,  bellowing, 
murmuring,  distant  sound. 

ld)(riiia,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  same)  voci- 
firntion,  bawling,  shouting  ;  cla- 
mour, outcry;  exclamation,  in- 
vective; cry  of  any  brute. 

'Iu;^oi',  -ei,  -I,  impf.  act.  —  la^is, 
-Did,  -ii,  par.  per.  art.  of 

IfltY'-'  •''•"d  '"V"^'  *"•  "f'''>  •'•  'X"j 
(perhaps  fr.  la  u  voice,  and  ;^/ii» 
lo  |)iiur)  to  shout,  roar,  cry, 
scream  ;  to  vociferate,  cri/  out, 
exclaim,  inveigh  ;  to  sound,  re- 
sound ;  to  roar,  bellow,  murmur  ; 
to  III  ring  ;  lo  hiss. 

In<.)A^Jf,  -oil,  fl,  the  name  of  a  city, 

S<^C  I.ioXifdf. 
Iduii',    -nioi,   b.   Poet,   for  'lajv,  a 

man's  name,  which  see. 
I/inr'irp/v,     -Wof,    /;,    (fr.   next)   n 

wi  li.rojie. 
llliiii'u)  -w,    (perhaps  fr.    ifidn)  to 

draw  by  a  ropn,  th.  !(((){ii  mpo) 

to  draw    as    liquids,     taJie    u]i, 

Itring  nr  fetch  up. 
'/'''')>■,  -ov,  b,  a  pt'iir  or  peg  in  the 

bottom  nf  a   ship,  by  drawing 

out  which  tho  bilgo-watcr  ran 

out. 
'Ifliin,  -jjnni,  «,  nn  Iberian,  native 

oflbirin. 
\ihipla,     -nif    I'l,  Iberia ;    eastern, 

ncfir  Per.-iia  ;   wextiTn  Spnin. 


lAT 


lAO 


I  EM 


'jPiipa,  -tioi,  I/,  uiW  crrsurf. 
't^iti,  -t<5oi, ^,  a  stork,  Ihr  ibi». 
liUoKOi,  -ou,    b,  malloifs,   niarsh- 

mnttows. 
'l/ii',    an   Ion.    adv.     irn/,   imich, 

ffrtatly. 
l/3i''w,    (tr.     last)     to    lash,    whip, 

scourge;  torn/  out,  cj-elaim. 
'lyir,  -li,  fi,  (prrhaps  fr.  dyia  to 

break)  a  mortar;  a  pestle, 
'lynhoi,  -r(,  -»!■,  par.  per.  puss,  of 

]yvi>a,  -as-,  fl,  (!>•  ff  strength,  and 

yJiu   the  kiioc)   Mr  groin;    the 

hnm,  hou!;h,  hip. 
W  for  iti  or  ijif,  anJ,  also,  ei-en. 
'I<'(i,  -<iJi  -e,  per.  ind.  mid.  o( clSw. 
'liV,  -as,  1^,  o  wooded  hill ;  Ida,  a 

mountain    near   Troy,    and   in 

Crete. 
iJuios,  -a,  -or,  of  Ida,  Ideaii  ;  Id<c- 

xis,  a  man's  name. 
l^riXTfiof,  -ov,  b,  17,  (fr.  I'^of  sweat) 

hot,     heating;     causing    sweat, 

sweating. 
IddWo^at,  same  as  ciidWofiai  or 

ttiaiv»iiai,  which  see. 
liavdi,  -ov,  b,  i),  pleasant,  delight- 
ful, agreeable,  grateful ;  joyful, 

jocund,  gay. 
'\?,t,  (2  sin.  2  a.  impr.  of  ti'^u  to 

see,  used  adverbially)  see,  look, 

behold;  there. 
'Ih,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  —  'lie, 

-cTui,  in  2  pi.  'iScTc,  2  a.  impr. 

act.  of  £1^(1). 
W,  Ion.  otriie,  Att.  and,  also;  so, 

even. 
Ufa,  -at,  I'l,  (fr.  ti'^o)  to  see)  same 

as  ciita. 
\ciciv,  Ion.    —   iSificv,   Ion.    and 

iEol.  —  I<5f';i£»'a(,  Alt.  and  Dor. 

—  liiv.  Dor.  for  liuv,  2  a.  inf. 

act.  of  fi'^u. 
I^f'owf,   (fr.  £1^(1)  to  see,  and  ipw; 

love)  in  love  at  first  siglit. 
IciaOai,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  — 'iScaxov, 

-li,  -£,  Ion.  for  i&ov,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  li  fill), 
licxOhs,  -io!  -out,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  tSia  ap- 
pearance, and  ix^"^  hatred) 
hateful  in  appearance  or  to  the 
sight,  unsightly,  ugly,  deformed; 
loathsome,  disgtisting,  disagreea- 
ble, 
liiu)  for  dSu>.  Or,  Ion.  for 'Icou,  g. 

of'lirii. 

I"*'';,-';?,  fii  ^on.  for'Ua. 

IfiTi,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  £i'ca). 

'Ifrjat,  Ion.  for  Ii?i;,  2  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  mid.  —  IiSijv,  Dor.  and 
jEol.  for  ilav,  2  a.  inf.  act.  — 
iSiji,  2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 
ttiia. 

'Uri';,^.  sin.  — lo^ffi,  d.  pi.  Ion. 
of  I'^a. 

'I6i;f,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

J^rjffoi,  Dor.  for  if  ije/o,  1  f.  act.  of 
liiia  for  lUin,  to  see.  —  'l6t]TC,  2 
pi.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  ei'ow. 

Iii«,  (viz.  X''''P9'  '^-  *'"•  ''^"i-  ''f 
Mios  pecuhar)  privately,  pecu- 
liarly ;  separately,  severally ; 
apart,  by  itself. 

liidl^u>,  f.  -aau),  (fr.  same)  to  retire, 
withdraw,  keep,  live  or  be  sepa- 
rate. 


I(^((i'swi', -oi'oa,  -01',  (par.  Jircs.  of 
last)  ^)fri(/i«r,  private. 

lilt].  Ion.  for  lila. 

\lnoiliiv\tvui,  f,  -tiau),  (fr.  same, 
andjionXr)  counsel)  to foUov^ one's 
own  opinion,  take  one's  own 
way. 

'Ii'Yoj,  -a,  -or,  own,  proper,  pe- 
culiar, special;  private,  itomes- 
tic  ;  Jit,  convenient,  ajiprnpriate, 
agreeable.  Kar"  tMcn;  (viz. 
;y;iipai')  in  private,  privately.  Eij 
Til  tMa,  (viz.  Miiara)  at  home. 
Ek  twv  liUtov,  of  his  own,  iiJ  him- 
self. Oi  /I'loi,  (ijic's  (/U'»_/h'™d«, 
relations,  &c. 

I<^i(5(TToXo{,  -01),  6,  ;^,  (fr.  last,  and 
ffr/XXu)  to  equip)  equipped  or 
furnished  at  private  expense. 

\}i6t)i<,  -tiTOi,  li,  (fr.  iiioi  own) 
ownership,  property,  right;  pro- 
priety, Jitness,  peculiarity,  a.  sin. 

I5i'(i),    f.   -iVu),   (fr.   Wof  sweat)  to 

sweat,  perspire, 
liiuifia,    -aroi,   rb,    (fr.    liios    pe- 
culiar)    peculiarity,    character; 
idium,  dialect. 
I(5('wi',  g.  pi.  ofMiof. 
Utus,    (fr.    Wios  own)   peculiarly, 
properly  ;  fitly,  agreeably,  con- 
veniently. 
lAiwrcDoiirui',  g.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
Ijiwrci'u,  f.  -£i'o-«),  (fr.  W105  private) 
to  lead  a  private  life,  live  retired. 
iStdriii,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  same)  a  cnm- 
mon   ma7i,   private  person,  ple- 
beian ;    unskiljiil,    nninstriirtcd, 
unlearned,     unpolished,     plain, 
mile.      Hence   Idiot,   but  in   a 
different  sense. 
l6ih)TtKdi,  -1),  -uv,  (fr.  same)  pri- 

vute,  plain,  ordinary. 
lSiwTta[idi,    -uv,   b,    (fr.   same)    a 
i-xilgarism,  plain  style ;    plain- 
ness, simplicity. 
'\!miv.    Dor.   or    .^ol.    for  ia^tv, 
which  by  Sync,  for  iaafxtv,  1  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  iVi//".     Or,  by 
Sync,  for  i^o^iv,  1  pi.  2  a.  ind 
act.  of  £i'('w.     Or,  by  Sync,  for 
liijjcv.  Ion.  or  Dor.  for  ihlv,  2 
a.  inf.  act.  of  eMw. 
lifiiini,    by    Sync,    for    liiiiivai, 
Att.  and  Dor.  fon^fTi',  2  a.  inf 
act.  of  £i('u. 
I^^o<ri;v77,  ->ji,!i,  (fr.  iariiit  to  know) 

skill,  knrni'lcdge. 
'Icfjuiv,  -ovos,  0,1),  (fr.  same)  skil- 
ful,  knowing,  intelligent,  sensi- 
ble ;  prudent,  vnse. 
1«v(5m  -<3,  f.  -(iow,  (perhaps  fr.  U  a 
muscle,  and  veuu  to  bend.     Or, 
fr.    i'^w    to  sit   down)    to   bend, 
how,  crook  ;  to  w.rithe,  twist,  dis- 
tort. 
livioOnr,  -i/f,  -1,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

last. 
iSoiaro,  Ion.  for  i?son'TO^  3  pi.  2  a. 
opt.  mid.  —  'lloijit,  -oii,  -01,  2 
a.  opt.  act.  —  I(5oiVa,  Dor.  for 
tiovaa,  fern.  par.  2  a.  act.  —  lU- 
Itrjv,  -ov,  -iTO,  mid.  —  'loov,  -a, 
-f,  2  pi.  -£Tf,  act.  2  a.  ind.  — 
J^ovTii,  n.  pi.  mas.  par.  2^  a. 
act.  — 'IcovTo,  3  pi.  2  a.  mid.  of 
fi'i'w. 

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'1(V{,  -£os  -011$,  t!),  sweat,  2'erifpira' 
tion, 

'Ifooav,  LXX.  for  iSof,  3  pi.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  tliw. 

IcVjr,  (2  sin.  2  a.  impr.  mid.  of 
same)  .■!(■(•,  look,  observe,  behold; 
there,  there  is,  there  are. 

l^ovfinln, -as,  I'l,  Iduvuva;  Edum. 

Itfitla,  and  Upla,  -m,  i),  (fr.  lanfit 
to  know)  skill,  skilfulness,  ex- 
pertness ;  foresight,  prudence, 
caution. 

h\)lci,  n.  pi.  of  Mpi{. 

U^f>i'],-t)i,  )'i,  Ion.  for  ifptla  or  tipla. 

'I^pis,  -lof,  Att.  -tu)5,  b,  I'l,  (fr. 
lipiia  cmiUon)  forecasting,  cau- 
tious, provident ;  skilful,  expert. 

'l}p6o>  -d,  and  Poet.  I^pww,  f.  -waw, 
p.  -uik-o,  (fr.  i^puij  sweat)  to 
sweat,  perspire. 

"I^pufio,  -Sroi,  ri,  (fr.  iipiiu  to 
scikl)  founilalion,  ground,  base, 
seal ;  an  altar,  temple  ;  ati  image, 
statue. 

'Ifpvfihos,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

ofl6piu>. 

'iSpOftt  or  'lipvvu),  same  as  Up(<a. 

'lipviiOiii,  -e7(!a,  -h',  par.  — 'lipw- 
OTjvatfiuf.  1  a.  pass,  of  Upvw. 

"Upvms,  -loi,  Att.  -tu)i,  fl,  (fr. 
'tipi'd)  to  settle)  a  foundatiim, 
base,  pedestal,  seat ;  a  thing  seat- 
ed or  placed,  statue;  appoint- 
ment, constitution,  establishment ; 
settlement,  arrangement. 

'iSpvw,  "I^pu/Ji  or  'lipvuo,  f.  -vad), 
(fr.  1^0)  or  t^u)  to  seat)  to  seat, 
set,  place,  lay;  to  quiet,  still, 
calm ;  to  settle,  fix,  establish, 
found,  'lipvvoixat,  to  stay  quiet, 
be  at  rest,  sit,  be  seated. 

'UpH,  by  Apoc.  for  i(5p(3ri,  d.  and 
(('piSru,  a.  of 

'It^pus,  -ihTOi,  b,  (fr.  W05  sweat, 
and  /i/u)  to  flow)  sweat,  perspira- 
tion. 

'I(5puu,  Att.  or  Poet,  for  \ip6w. 

\6vla,  fem.  of  i<!aij,  per.  par.  mid. 

of  £/(5w. 

'iSwjiai,  2  a.  sub.  mid.  —  Ui^iv, 
-ova-a,  -bv,  par.  2  a,  act.  —  liia, 
-,'/fi  -V,  P'-  -w/^fi',  -VTc,  -oiat,  2 
a.  sub.  act.  —  l6ws,  -v7o,  -As, 
par.  of  i(^a,-aj, -£,  per.  ind.  mid. 
of  £i'i5u. 

'It,  impr.  of  lav,  2  a.  ind,  of  t7/xj, 
to^o. 

l£i;ai3i)A,  indecl.  Syr.  Eng.  Jesa- 
be.l,  a  woman's  name. 

l£0(,ifTU,pres.  impr.  act 'Idtiv, 

-Vi,  -n,  pres.  opt.  act.  —  'lii( 
tuaa,  liv,  n.  pi.  lem.  'litaai,  par. 
pres.  act.  — 'idm,  and  Ion.  'iea- 
ai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  ">;//(. 

"Itif,  "Ui,  2  and  3  sin.  cont.  impf. 
act.  of  !/ai  for()//ji. 

"Uliai,  (mid.  of  hiiii  to  send)  to  be 
set  upon,  desire,  covet,  viishfor. 

'Iqtai,  mid.  of  (^;ji,obs.  for  £?//(,  to 

g<^- 
'Uuiv,  Ion.  —  'Ufuvatf  Att.   and 

Dor.  for  'linat,  pres.  mf.  act.  — 

'h'/uvof,  -;;,  -or,  par.  pres.  mid. 

of 'In f  I- 
lilKi',  Ion.    —  If;i£vai,  Att.    and 

Dor.  for  thai,  pres.  mf.  of  %(, 

obs.  for  £7/'(,  to  go. 


lEP 

'lev,  Bceot.  Sync  for  tcoav,  3  pi. 

impf.  of  "i?/i(. 
'lev,  3  sin.  V  added  2  a.  ind.  ofctitt, 

to  go. 
'Ufat,  prcs.  inf.  act.  of  7^fn. 
Ihat,  pres.  inf.  act.  ofOiitytogo. 
'UvTai,  3   pi.   pres.  ind.  mid.  — 

'ItvTCi,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.   act.  — 

'UvTo,S\)\.  impf  mid.  of  Ivfii. 

'Im>'  -ovir,  ?££{  -£(f,  (t£  -£,,  3  pi.  Icov 

-ovv,  the  impf  as  if  of  tiia,  used 
for  ijjv,  .tji,  -,,,  3  pi.  r,,v,  impf.  of 

'Iffla,  -Zv,  Td,    (neut,   pi.  of  Upds 
holy)  Aoty  Ming^i,  sacred  ojices, 
rites,  ceremonies  ;  saaifices,  <^cr~ 
ings. 
'Ufa,  -as,  II,  (fern.  sin.   of  same) 
the    composition     of    medicines, 
medicine,  pharmacy;    the   name 
of  a  kind  of  serpent ;  the  sheet- 
anchor.  '  icpa  ndaos,  the  epilepsy, 
falling  sickness. 
'It^av,  by  Cras.  for  itpdm;  Dor.  for 

uptoy,  g.  pi.  of  hp6s. 
'lipal,  -QKos,  i,  (fr.  icpoi  sacred 
Or,  fr.  itfiai  to  rush,  and  pn&iti): 
easWy)  a  hawk,  falcon. 
Icpdofiat     -dfiai,    f.    -aVo^ai,    (fr 
same)  to  be  a  priest,  rifficiate  as 
priest,  discharge  a  priesCs  duties. 
'UpdTtoXii,   -105,  Att.  -£a)f,   i;    (fr. 
same,  and  ir6\ii  a  city)  Hiera- 
polis,  a  city.  d.  'ItpattiUi. 
Icpi'iTai,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  md.  mid. 

of  updofiat. 
'Jepauia,   -at,  4,   (fr.  itpis   holy) 
priestliood,  the  office  or  duty  of 
a  priest. 
'ItpdTivua,  -Sroi,  to,  (fr.  next,  th. 
hpdi  holy)  a  priesthood,  assem- 
bly, society  or  college  of  priests ; 
a  successi/m  of  priests. 
\tpaTcim,(.  -liaui,  p.  'tipdrivKu,  (fr. 
Itpif  holy)  to  be  a  priest,  perform 
the    priest's    office,    officiate     as 
priest,   per.  ind.  pass,  icodrtvpai. 
liparlxdi,  -n,  -Av,  (fr.  same)  priest- 
ly, fiicerdotal. 
'Itpdutv,  Dor.  for  'tipZv,  g.   pi.   of 

'lipia,'\ipti,  '\tpiii,  'lepiiiii/,'Icpui- 
ai,  cases  of  icptif. 

'liptia,  -Of,  and  Ion.  'Upti'i;,  ->;{,  ^, 
(fr.  'uphi  holy)  a  priestess  ;  a  sa- 
crifice, victim. 

'Itpciov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  sncri- 
firr,  iirMm,  iffrring. 

'Upifitaf,  -Of,  h,  Jeremiah,  and  Je- 
remy, a  man'n  name. 

'\wivf,  -ioi,  Att.  -/(i>{,  4,  (fr.  itpis 
holy)  npriftt.  H.  pi.  itptritt. 

'Itfld'm,  f  -tvaui,  (fr.  Maiii(-)  to  sa- 
crifice, stay  or  i/Tcr  iictims;  to 
drdicate,  consrrrntr. 

'Iipi),  Ion.  for  upA,  (I'm.  i){'t(p6(. 
Itpfi'mi,  -Of,  tJ,  Ion.  for  'uoilov. 

'Itph,    -li'of,  4,  (fr.  itpif  holy)    a 

priesttiM, 
Upi\hi,  -6o(  -oP(,  fi,  Hirricho,  Eng. 

Jericho,  nanii!  of  a  rily. 
hpoyy  vipt 'li,    -WK,    T<),    (ncilt.    of 


lEP 

and  yXii^fc)  to  engrave)  hierogly- 
phic, symbolical,  mystical,  em- 
blematical. 
'Icp6iov\os,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
iov^os  a  slave)  a  servant  in  holy 
things,  attendant  oil  the  priest  or 
the  temple. 
'ltpo7aiv.  Ion.  for  (£po7;,  d.   pi.  of 

\ep6s. 
'UpoKavrdii)  -d,  (fr.  Jfpof  holy,  and 
Kai(o  to   burn)  to  bum  incense, 
offer  burtied  sacrifices;  to   burn 
the  intirc  offering. 
'Upoftrjiia,    -as,  >'i,  (fr.   same,  and 
fiijv  a  month)    the  holy   month, 
a  festival  of  a  vionth,  the  month 
in  which  the  Ncmcan  games  were 
celebrated ;  the  first  day  of  that 
month  ;  new-year's-day. 
'Icpoi',  -ov,  rb,  (neut.  of  same,  \\7.. 
iH/ia)    a  temple,  church,    house 
for    religious    use;    a    sacrifice, 
holy  service;  a  victim,  offering. 
Tu  hpa,  the  entrails  of  the  victim 
from   which   omens   were   con- 
jectured. 
'lepovlKtjs,  -ov,  b,    (fr.   same,   and 
itKn  victory)  a  conqueror  in  the 
Grecian  games. 
'\epoiTOiiia   -d,  f.   -i/ffo),  (fr.  same, 
and  roifu)  to  make)  lo  make  holy, 
consecrate,  dcelicale ;    to  do  holy 
offices,  sacrifice,  make  offerings. 
'lcpoT:pn:iis,-ios-ovs,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  rrpinw  to  become)  becoming 
holy  persons  or  things,  venerable, 
respectable,  pi.  cont.  'leponpcTTtis. 
'Upis,-d,  -iv,  sacred,  holy;  conse- 
crated, dedicated;    devoted,    ac- 
cursed ;  excellent,    very  good  or 
great,  extraordinary. 
ItpoadWipn,  -u>f,  T(i,  also  -)]s,  ti,  but 
seldom.     Hicrosolyvia,  Eng.  Je- 
rusalem, the  capital  of  Judea 


IHM 


\tpoao\\HilT>is,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  'lepoaS- 
Xvfia  .Jerusalem)  a  native  'f  Je- 
rusalem . 
'icpoaraTits,  -oD,  A,  (fr.  tepis  holy, 
and  'itrrnpi  to  set)  a  govem/jr  of 
the  temple,  president  over  holy 
affairs,  chief  priest. 
cpoavXtis,  2  sm.  cont.  pros.  ind. 


Icpoav 
act.  of 

'lepoaiiXiii)  -u,  f. -ijirw,  p.  upoav)^r)- 
Ku,  (fr.  iepis  holy,  and  avy.ditt  to 
rob)  to  commit  sacrilege,  rob  or 
otherwise  convert  to  private  use 
holy  things,  plunder  temples. 

'lipoai'Xiirrts,  -io<,  Att.  -Kos,  //,  (fr. 
itpif  holy,  and  mXiiu)  to  rob) 
sarrilegc. 

'\ipoav\la,-af,  i;,  (fr.  same)  seicri- 
I'KC 

'ItnoavXof,  -ov,  h,  i),(fr.  Fame)  sa- 
rrileifious,  a  robber  of  holy  things. 

'lipovpydii  -ill.  f.  -f'inw,  p.  iipovpyn- 
K'l,  (fr.  itpif  holy,  and  Ipyuv 
work)  to  iffirnUr  in  rrli(;ious 
Ihingn,  bermployidin  holy  nffires, 
lie  engaged  in  rncrril  buiinrst. 

'Itpnvpyla,  -n«,  i),  (fr.  sami")  holy 
service,  sotc/I  duly,  n  fnrrificr. 

'\tpnvna\iiii,  Hcb.  indecl.  iiiime  a» 


next)  sarrtd  mfrmtngs,   reprr 
Itnlalions  of  holy  things  rngrtivrn  •      ']tpnn6\viia, 
on  stnneby  the  Egyptians,  hiero-'Xtiinibavrlia  -u,  f.   -ijffu,  (fr.    itpif 
glyphics,  holy,   nn<l  (,^a/i  w  lo  ahow)  to  be 

'I(poy>iii^i«tif, -^, -dy,  (fr,  ifflitholy,  I      rhief  priest,    preside   over    holy 
V  P  (297) 


things;  to  teach  holy  mysteries, 
instruct  in  religion. 
'Icpoipdv-nis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
chief  priest,  presidail  or  inslructer 
of  sacred  mysteries,  hierophant. 
'IcpoipavTlKisi  ->i,  -Of,  (fr.  same)  sa- 
cerdoted,  priestly,  belonging  to  the 
priest's  rffice. 
'UpoiAv'Xa^,  -Skos,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
(fivAaacuj  to  guard)  the  guardian 
of  holy  things,  chief  priest,  presi- 
dail of  mysteries. 
'\tpoi^d\Ti]s,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
\^u\\w  to  smgy  a  singer  of  sacred 
songs,  chorister, 
'lepdui  -w,  (fr.  \epos  holy)  to  make 
holy,  hallenv,  appoint  to  religious 
7ise,  conserrate,  dedicate. 
'Upixipa,-aTos,  TO,  (fr.  last)  a  thing 
consecrated;  a  dedication,  offer- 
ing, sacrifice. 
'Ifpojcriii'i;,   -?/{,   i';,   (fr.    iepbs  holy) 

priesthood,  priest's  office, 
"leaav,  3  pi.  of  ii;)',impf.  act.  of'i';;^i. 
"UaOov,  -nQiiv,  2  and  3  du.  —  "Ua- 

de,  2  pi.  impf  mid.  offr/^i. 
'Itffffui,  Hcb.  indccl.  Jcssi,  a  man's 

name. 
"ItTo,  3  sin.  impf.  pass,  of'irjpi. 
'If'rra,   (perhaps    fr.    arrii    sir)  a 
term  of  respect  or  endearment, 
sir,  father,  papa ;  a  wild  buck- 
goat, 
lev,   an   adverb  of  ridicule,  pah  ! 

folly ! 
IciliOas,    Heb.    indecl.  Jephtha,  a 

man's  name. 
Uxoi'ias,  -ov,  b,  Heb.  Jcconiah,  a 

man's  name, 
'le'cij,   (fr.  1(1),  obs.  whence  'irjfti  to 
send)    iin|)f  act.   'ieov  -ovv,  lees 
-rif,  'lee  -ei,  used  for  i'ljr,  h)s,  irj, 
inipf.  act.  of '(?;^(,  to  send. 
I/w  and /»;/!(,  Ion.  for  11^11,10  go.  2 
a.   ind.   I'ov  impr.  If  opt.  lotpf 
sub.  /(!)•  inf  leiv  par.  iiav. 
'I^a'roj,  f  -i;<7(i),  forms  its  tenses 

from  V^da,  obs.  See  "ilia. 
"I^t,  pres.  inipr.  act.  of  /fw. 
"I^co,  Ion.  —  "I^fi")  Dor.   fori^ov, 

pres.  impr.  imii.  of  same. 
"l^iljia,  -uTOf,  TO,  (fr.  7^(1)  to  seat) 
a  scat,   bench,  chair;  a   valley, 
hollow,  glen. 
"It^tioaf,  -aca,  -nv,  par.  1  a.  act.  of 

i^dvoi. 
"l^oiaa.  Dor.  for  7^ovaa,  fem.  par. 

pres.  act.  of  i^w. 
"!<oi',  -t(,-e,  impf  act.  of 
"I^iiJ,  f.  'law,  to  seat,  place  on  seals, 
make   to  si/  ;    to  settle,  fix,   ar- 
range ;  to  hold  a  silling,   tissem- 
ble,  rollc'l ;  to  sit,  be  sealed ;   to 
siibsii'r,  sink. 
I,'),  an  adverb  of  Joy  ;  hu2za. 
'Il,  ->lf,  hi  Ion.  form. 
'hi,  n.  —  I(),  d.   sin.   feni.  of  /of, 

-n,-ov. 
Ii/iuf,  -oti,  &,  (perhaps  fr.  idopm  lo 
cure)  the  healer ;  an  rpilhrl  of 
Apollo. 
IflKOXof,  -o«,i,4,  (fr.  same,  and  «»- 
jTof  toil,  th.  (fiSrri.)  I"  cnl)  balmy, 
soothing,  mitigating,  curing ,  heal- 
ing. 
I/7X0,  -<7f,  -t,  1  n-  ind.  act.  ofirfXXu. 
"l;;/ii,  f  "laut,  p.  llxa,  to  rautc  logo. 


I0T 


IK  A 


»tml,  ilisrUar^r;  /o  J/iroiii,  ./Jin j,  j     rifht  jiiiisc  or  arLitrahr ;    Adj. 
sho>l ;  (J  tenil  forth,  rnii/,  utirf  :       uprisilit,  correct, 

I0i0pi{,  -tnoi,  b,  )'i,  (Ir.  sanip,  nnd 


to  give  oivr,  ilrsixl.  pres.  iiil 
acl.  Itiiii.  impf.  ii;>',  I'li,  li)'  nlso 
from  itu),  obs.  tcov  -oft;  'ifj  -f'Si 
7«  -ti.  I  a.  iii'l.  iici.  '/Kit,  anil 
Alt.  ti/«ii.  2  a.  art.  iinl.  I'ln,  >/j, 
i7-8ub.  i,  ,'$    ,',,  nn.l   P.'it.  fw, 


iyiifirf  inf.  nViii.  'Ir/i<ii,  tof""/ 
one^s  iirl>\  move,  A'W/r/i,  ri(.?/l  ; 
to  be  art  upon,  ile.tire,  eovcl,  long 
for.  inijil".  |):iss.  i//i.7r, -£<ro, -tra. 
ppr.  pass.  I'lftni.  I  a.  pass.  ind. 
I0,)v  and  liOnr.  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
f)jo/i  II,  -/),  -trui.  -  a.  mid.  ind. 
IfKiv  und  {i/ii;r,  -ao,-ro'  par.  £/<£- 
vo,-. 

'Ii)/ii,  (same  as  (?/u  fr.  /(i)obs.)(o 
^0,  move,  proceed,  march. 

li)aaadai,  Ion.  for  ia(r»<7(7iii,  1  a. 
inl".  mid.  —  li'iaaro.  Ion.  fin 
idanTo,  3  sm.  I  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
idojtat. 

'Ifiat,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  ii;^!, 
to  send. 

'I1701,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  bj^u, 
to  go. 

I171T1,  by  Ion.  Parag.  for  irji,  2  sin. 
—  or  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  /;;, 
3  sill.  sub.  of  iof,  2  a.  ind.  of 
ti/it  to  go,  from  1(01,  obs, 

iijaovi,  d.  of  I>;(7U)i',  Ion.  for  Iu<ra>i', 
a  man's  name. 

Iijjoiif,  -ov,  b,  Jesun,  the  Saviour. 
Also,  Jushue  or  Jo.ihua.  d.  Ii;- 
aou,  a.  \riaovv,  v.  I>/(Tai;. 

I,"jr'ji,  -u)i',  oi,  natives  of  the  island 
Io{,  now  ,Vio. 

Iijrjjo,  Ion.  for  lun/p. 

lOuyti'ijj,  -/o{  -oT'i,  b,  1';,  (fr.  lOu  di- 
rectly, and  yho;  birth,  th.  yiVo- 
;ia(  to  be)  ilircctly  descended 
from ;  laufuUy  born,  legitimate ; 
original,  native. 

IdaKi),  -rji,  >i,  Ilhnr.a,  a  Greek 
island,  now  Thiaki. 

iBap,  (fr.  (Oil  directly)  quickly, 
twiflly,  »non. 

\9ia.  Ion.  for  lOtia,  fern,  of  lOii;. 

lOtii,  -u{,  and  Ion.  \ddri,  -17.;,  ,'/, 
(lem.  of  (9i/{  straight,  viz.  iUri 
justice)   rectitude,  right,  proprie- 
ty ;  justice,  equity. 
\dciai,  n.   pi.  f«m.  —  lOdijai,  Ion. 

f»r  lOitati,  d.  pi.  fern,  of  lOiif. 

I0io)(,  (Ion.  (orcvOiiDi  immediately, 

or  fr.  lOi/f  straight)  xtraightway, 

directly,  quickly,  swiftly ,  noon. 

'lOt,  i'to),  2  and  3  sin.  pres.  impr. 

of  iim,  to  go. 

'lOfia,  -uTof,  ri,  (fr.  £7(i(  to  go)  a 
step,  pace;  gait,  motion,  move- 
rruni.  d.  sin.  iOitan,  before  an 
aspirate  iOftaO'. 

'IS0005,  (perhaps  fr.  iOao  quickly, 
or  fr.  101  go,  and  oooiui  to  rush, 
or  6p'i>  to  cheer)  a  term  of  en- 
couragement or  cheering,  for- 
ward  !  on  !  cheerly  ! 

'ISpif,  -lof,  0,  a  eunuch. 

I9u,  (neut.  of lOuf  straight)  straight- 
wni/,forthwitfi,  immediately,  di- 
rectly ;  forward,  lovjards ;  op- 
posite, facing. 

lOuoixatai,  d.  pi.  with  1  added  of 

IdutXKrii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.'  tOi'i  upright, 
and  iUri  justice)  a  just  or  up- 


^f)ii'  the  hair)  with  the  hair  on 
end,  bristly. 

lOvfiSx^i'l,  ->li,  I'h  (fr.  same,  nnd 
;i(i;^;i)  a  light)  fxirjighting,  open 
var,  a  pitched  buttle. 

'lOviijlot,  -toy,  oi,  (perhaps  fr.  lOiiu 
to  burst  out,  nnd  jio!)  shnnting) 
silly  verses  or  noisy  ilanring,  or 
both  together,  in  honour  nf  Bac- 
chus;  ribaldry,  riot. 

lOiirf (,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  art.  —  'lOu- 
lev,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of 

lOi'ii'i.),  f  -via,  (fr.  lOiif  straight)  to 
direct,  ^uide,  order,  rule,  go- 
vern ;  to  steer,  dricc ;  to  strain, 
rack. 

lOu-riwi',  -lavos,  b, )';,  (fr.  same,  and 
-i-onat  to  Hy)  flying  straight 
forward  I  moving  in  a  direct 
line  ;  swift  as  flight,  rapid. 

I9iif,  -tla,  -V,  straight,  not  crooked, 
dirert ;  right,  upright,  true,  cor- 
rect, just,   conip.   lOiirtpoj,  sup. 

-TltTO;. 

10(1?,  -Cos,  ('/,  (fr.  last)  straightness, 
direct  motion  ;  violence,  impetu- 
osity ;  disposition,  propensity. 

[6ijr£pa;, -u,-oi',comp.  of  i6v;. 

ISi'ci),  f.  -ixjiD,  (fr.  idi-i  straight) 
to  go,  come  or  move  straight  for- 
ward  ;  to  rush,  dart,  make  a 
charge. 

Ii^u,  (fr.  iu{  rust)  to  be  rvsty  or 
cankered. 

'licui'E,  -£!<,  3  sin.  — 'iKuviTov,  2  du. 
im]»f.  act.  of  iKuvio. 

'iKavoo^ai  -oi'nai,  see  'iKovduj. 

'Ikiitoi',  -ov,  to,  (neut.  of  next)  a 
sufficiency,  satisfaction,  equiva- 
lent ;  bait,  security. 

'Uuros,  -i"),  -iv,  (fr.  Jkh'im  to  reach) 
fll,  apt,  adapted,  proper  for; 
adequate,  equrd  to,  capable  nf; 
sufficient,  enough,  many,  great 
or  Urge  enough  ;  worth,  worthy, 
considerable,  of  conscpicnce, 
valuable,  comp.  'tKavuripoi  and 
-ijiTto'ii,  sup.  'iKavdraToi,  and 
-uiruros 

'\Kav6Tt}i,-riroi,q,  {fr.\xis\.)  aptness, 
fltness,  propriety  ;  ability,  capa- 
bility, sufficiency. 

'iKavovad'ji,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr. 
pass,  of 

'iKaviu)  -oi,  f.  -liffci),  (i.  'iKaviaxa,  (fr. 
Uavbi  fit)  to  make  fit,  qualify, 
capocitiite.  '\Kaviionai  -iivyiai,  to 
be  proper  for  or  ailapted  to  ;  to 
answer,  suit,  correspond,  fit. 
pros,  iifipr.  pass,  'ixaviov  -ov, 
-oiaOu)  -ovadij).  1  f.  ind.  mid.  ixa- 


viiaoitat.   per.  pass,  ncavai^ni. 
Ixavo),  Poet.  (fr.  iVu)  to  come)  to 

come  or  go  to,  meet,  approach ; 

to  arrive  at,  reach,  lUlain  to ;  to 

get,  seize,  invade,  fall  upon  ;  to 

supplicate,  entreat,  beseech. 
'Uavuf,  (Ir.  'iKavii  enough)  stifft- 

ciently,  abundantly,   plentifully, 

very^  very  much. 
'\Kdvuiciv,  3  sin.  1   a.  iml.   act. — 

'\Kiivu)aavTi,A.  sin.  1  a.  par.  act. 

of  'iKav6j>. 
'Xxavi'ttTaTOf,  -rj,-ov,  SUD.  of  same. 
298 


IKiN 

'iKc'^of,  -ij,  -OV,  (fr.  ti»r<i>  to  ro8em> 

ble)   tike,  resembling. 
UfXifu)  -a,  (fr.  last)  to  liken,  com- 

pare. 
"Ikiv,  3  sin.  V  added,  impf.  act.  of 

'iKUI. 

"U-fo,  Ion.  for  iKoii,  2  sin.    pres. 

ind.  or  impr.   mid.  of  ikui'  or  2 

sin.  2  a.  md.  or  impf.  mid.  of 

iKyeojiat. 

'iKiaOat,  inf.  — 'IkiVOi;!,  3du.  2a. 

ind.  mid.  of  [kiio^ui. 
'iKtaia,  -rtf,  I'l,  (fem.  of  next,  viz. 
iipii)     supplication,   prayer,    en- 
treaty. 
'Ui'aioi,  -a,  -Of,  (by  Sync,  for  iicc- 
Tijffios,  fr.    i>./ri;£    a   suppliant) 
supplianl,    entreating,  praying; 
who  receives  or  grants   prayers, 
that  may  be  entreated,  merciful  ; 
an  epithet  of  Jupiter. 
"Ikct'    for  'Ikcto,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  Ikk'ouui. 
'\Kiras,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for  !»r/ri;f. 
'U/r£u/i,i,  -«ro{,  rd,  (fr.  'iKiTtt'u)  to 
cn'.-eat,  th.  'iKirin  a  supplianl) 
a  prayer,  entreaty,  supplication, 
petition. 
'Ikctcvov,  -£f,  -c,  impf.  act.  — 'Ixi- 

Tcvoa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
'iKiTcvoj,  f.  -cvau,  (fr.  inirtu  a  sup- 
(iliant)    to  come  as  a  suppliant, 
beg  the  rights  of  hospitality ;  to 
pray,  entreat,  beseech,  svj/plicate, 
'\KCTrj(iia,    -as,    7,    (fr.     same)    n 
branch  of  olive  carried  by  suppli- 
ants ;  a  supplication,  humble  and 
earnest  prayer. 
'iKiTiipis,  -tioi,  !),  (fr.  same)  a  fe- 
male suppliant  or  petitioner, 
'I«Vi;5,-ou,  li,  (fr.  iKviojiai  to  come 
to.     Or  fr.  (\w    to   come,   and 
taria  the  hearth)  a  comer,  stran- 
ger who    begs    hospitality ;    one 
who  comes  to  pray,  a  suppliant, 
supplicant,  petitioner. 
'iKCTi'icrioi,  -a,  -ov,    {fr.    last)   see 

!(i7<Tio{.    An  epithet  of  Jupiter. 
"I/cryiK,  Ion.  for  iVij,  2  sin.  — 'I»ri;- 
T«(,  3    sin.  2  a.  sub.  mid.    of 
iKviofiat. 
'Ufidfu,  f.  -(TO),  (fr.  Jff/iot  moisture) 
to   iret,   moisten,   water,    bedew, 
sprinkle ;     to   soften ;    to    drop 
out,  drain,  par.    1   a,   pass.   Ik- 
fiaaOdi. 
'iKjiaivu),  (fr.  same)   same  as  ik- 

'iKftuTos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  wet, 
moist,  damp,  dewy. 

'Ik;ju{  and  iKfiiU,  -Sfioi,!i,  humour, 
moisture,  exudation  ;  vaj)our,  ejr- 
halation. 

'I/f/JEvof,  -I/,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  Ttwist, 
damp,  exuding,  sweating. 

'iK/icvoi,  -ri,-ov,  (perhaps  by  Sync, 
for  iKi/icvoi,  par.  pres.  mid.  of 
IVw,  or  par.  2  a.  mid.  of  Ikvio- 
fiiii  to  come)  coming,  blowing 
fair,  favourable. 

'iKvtoiiat,  f.  i'fo/Hii,  p.  lyitat,  bor- 
rows tenses  fr.  iVu,  to  come, 
approach ;  ffcomc  to  pray,  sup- 
plicate, entreat ;  to  come  to,  get 
at,  arrive  at,  reach,  attain  to ; 
to  come  upon,  assail,  assault, 
attack,  invade ;  to  hdong  or  re- 


lAA 

lale  to,  become,  befit,  suit.  2  a. 
mid.  ind.  tKoixriV  sub.  'iK(i)ixat,-ji, 
and  Ion.  -jjat. 

'iKvcdfitvov,  -ov,  TO,  (ncut.  par. 
pres.  pass,  of  last,  used  Ion.  for 
rd  tKavov)  a  sufficknrj^',  satisfuc- 
tion  ;  propriety,  wliat  is  right  or 
becoming. 

'iKvcoftiiuii  or  'Imovfiiruii,  cont. 
(fr.  par.  pres.  mid.  of  iKviofiai 
to    come)    becomingly,    rightly, 

properly,  Jitly- 

'iKvcintvoi,  Ion.  for  Iirioi'/iEvof, 
par.  pres.  cont.  —  'UttDirai, 
Ion.  for  (icvoSvruijS  pi.  pres.  ind. 
cont.  of  (Ki'/o^ai. 

'iKvoi'jinoi,  ->],  'OV,  (par.  pros, 
mid.  cont.  of  !/ivfouni,  to  come) 
comins,  approaching,  future  ; 
bec'/ming.  Jit,  riglU,  proper,  con- 
venient. 

'iKoiixai;  Dor.  for  ((toifiijr,  2  a.  opt. 

—  'iKi/iTji;  -ov,  -CTo,  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  ot'tKviofiat. 

'iKotjii,  -oti,  -01,  pres.  opt.  act.  — 
'I/coj/oi,  mid.  or  pass,  of  Vkui. 

iKdvtoe,  -ov,  ri,  same  as  eixivtov. 
A\so  Jconium,  a  city. 

'Ikovto,  3  pi.  of  iKdiirjv. 

'Ikov.  and  Ion.  ikco,  2  sin.  pres. 
inu.  or  impr.  mid.  of  iku).  Or 
rather,  2  sin.  ind.  or  inipr.  of 
</((!/< iiv,  2  a.  mid.  of  tKviuuai. 

Ixpiov,  -ov,  to,  (perhaps  fr.  uKpov 
the  top)  a  plank,  board;  ajloor, 
story,  flerk. 

iKpti^liiv,  (fr.  last)  oj"  or  from,  the 
deck. 

licrap,  near,  nigh,  soon,  quickly, 
speeility,  immediately. 

UrtpMs,  -ii,  -bv,  (fr.  next)  qfflict- 
ed  with  the  jaundice. 

'iKTtpoi,  sonifctimes  'iKTcnii,  -ov,  h, 
and  11,  the  jaujulice  ;  tidloxmuss, 
p'lU-ness  ;  a  umall  yellow  bird. 

'iKTnp,  •ijpoi,  4,  q,  (fr.  "ku  to  come) 
n  tuppliant,  petitioner  ;  see  also 
iKirrK. 

'\iiTi',pio{.  -ov,  6,  /;,  (Sync,  for  ikc- 
riipioj)  suppliant. 

\Krlccoi,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  ikt'i;  a  wea- 
sel) like  a  weasel  or  ferret,  made 
oftlieir  skin. 

IktJv,  -imj,  or  Iitrii'of,  -ov,  J,  a 
kite  or  gleail. 

IitWf,  -if.of,  1),  a  v:rasel  or  ftrret. 

'Ikto,  3  sin.  of  "yfi/y,  ppor.  pass, 
or  by  Sync,  for  'cViro,  3  H'm.  of 
iK6iiTiv,i  a.,  ind.  mid.  iiCiKvioftat. 

'Iku,  f.  (f(D,  to  fo  or  romr  to,  rrtirh^ 
arrive  at;  tn  mmr.  upon,  attark, 
tusad,  invade,  ur/ir  ;  to  ap- 
jirotirh  humbly,  nuppUnUr  ;  brg 
hospitality.  I  a.  ind.  ml.  J^n. 

*Jk(u/i'ii,  -fj,  -nrni,  2  n.  sub,  mid. 

—  'Uuirri,  Dor.  for  Uwci,  3  pi, 
2  a.  Niib.  art.  of  iku. 

'IxutTi,  Dor.  for  7ici4ai,  3  pi.  2  a. 

sub.  act.  of  i«>d. 
iXSf6v,  (fr.  Or)  for  ilXn  a  troop,  th. 

I'lXfta    to    gnther)   in  crowila,  in 

Irnoji/i,  in  throngs. 
'I\a0i,  and  by  Po<rt.  F.rtns.  7>i)0i, 

pre*,  irr.pr.    net.   of  7Xmii,  n.ime 

■9  lArfu.     Or,  perha|m  liy  Kyne. 

for  \X,Saf)riTi,  I  a.  impr,  para,  of 

iXdoKu  or  \Xdu. 


lAH 

IXaoi,  -ov,  and  Alt,  TXcws,  -u,  o,  ^, 
(fr,  (Ao'o)  to  conciliate,    ih.  Ai; 
brightness)     favourable,     kind, 
merciful,    tender,  gentle ;  cheer- 
ful, lively,  pleasant. 

'lAcTpof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  cheer- 
Jut,  gay,  lively,  blithesome, 

'l\apinis,  -nros,  /;,  (fr.  same) 
cheerliilness,  livilincss,  mirth,  d. 
sin.  't\ap6rT)rt. 

'lAapdoj  -d,  f.  -liaii},  and  '\\apvvu), 
f.  -iijoi,  p.  IXapvyKa,  (fr.  same) 
to  enliven,  cxhilurate,  viake  mer- 
ry; to  delight,  rejoice,  make  glad. 

'iXopdij,  (fr.  (Xapoj  cheerful)  cheer- 
fully, gaily. 

iXdj,    Dor.    and    by    Sync,    for 
I(5Auy,    -ov,   b.    Iotas,    a  man's 
name. 
lX«f,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  pres,  act.  of 

IXrjiii, 

'iXdffOi/Ti,  -ij7(ii,   1  a.  impr.  pass. 

—  'iXdoKiadui,  pres.   inf.  pass. 

—  'iXdcKovTo,  3  pi.  impf.  pass, 
of 

'iXacTKu),  f.  -aao),  and  rarely  -a'^(j, 
p.  'iXuKa,  (borrows  tenses  from 
(Xnu))  to  propitiate,  conciliate,  re- 
concile, appease.  'IXoVco/iai,  to 
he  propitious  or  merciful,  J'uvvxr, 
befriend;  to  atone,  make  atone- 
mentfor^  expiate,  (ires.  inf.  pass. 
iXdaKccBai.  1  f.  mid.  iXdoofiai, 
and  -(oftai.  per,  ind.  pass.  iAn<r- 
liat.  1  a.  impr.  pass.  'iXdoOrin. 

'iXaafio;,  -ov,  b,  [fr.  iXo'u)  to  propi- 
tiate) a  propitiation,  atonement, 
reconciliation;  a  sacri^ce,  sin- 
offering. 

'Wdco^iai,  -J),  -erat,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
'iXaaaditcvos,  Poet,  for  iXaadfit- 
vos,  1  a.  par.  mid.  —  'Wdaacai, 
Poet,  and  Ion.  Ibr  (Xu<j»/,  2  sin. 
1  a.  sub.  mid.  —  'iXaaaiofitda, 
Poet,  for  'iXanu'i/itO'i,  1  pi.  I  a. 
sub.  mid.  ofiXdoKw. 

'IXaarfipiov,  -ov,  t!>,  (iieut.  of  next, 
viz.  iniOij/ia  a  lid)  a  propitiatory 
thing;  a  propitiation,  atom- 
ment,  expiation ;  the  lid  or  co- 
vering of  the  ark,  the  mercy- 
seat. 

'IXaffnJpiof, -n, -01',  (fr.  iXau  to  re- 
concile) propitiatory,  atoning^ 
expiating,  connitialing. 

'iXaortii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  apeace- 
maker,  conciliator,  mediator,  in- 
Itrcessor. 

'l\dii>  -u,  f.   -aui,  p.  -Ka,  same  as 

tXdOKW. 

IXfifi-ofr,  b,  (fr.  t'lXfu)  In  pailier)  n 
hnlr  of  a  Herpent,  fnx,  &c.  ;  a 
iltn,  niVf,  Inir  ;  the  small  gut  or 
l;uts ;  twisting  of  the  guts,  in- 
JliimmntioH  of  the  baucU ;  a 
hairy  u-orm  lluit  gnaws  vines; 
]      conioliuhis. 

'Wiihi  -w,  (fr.  next)  same  on  iXd'w 
or  iXrfiTKoi. 

*IA(U(,  -u,  h,  II,  All.  for  TXaof, 

'IXrjOi, -//Tiu,  2  a.  impr.  art.  or  by 
Poel.  Kctn»,  for  TXaOi,  pres. 
impr,  art.  of 

*lXf;(<i,  «nm''  in  iXdm  ot  'iXiiitKv. 

'Wnniioi,  Ion.  and  Parag.  for  iXi;- 
XI),  3  fin.  per.  sub.  act,  of 
laol. 

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IMA 

iXia'oas,  by  Aphaer.   for  Oi\iaia(, 
-a,  b,  Dor.  for   OiXin^i;?,  -ov,  b, 
the  son  of  Oileiis,  Ajax. 
iXiaf,  -dboi,    I),    (fr.    lAi'oi'  Ilium, 
Troy)  the  Hind,  a  poem  by  Ho- 
mer ;   a   kind   of  thrush.     Ailj. 
I  Han,  Trnjan. 
iXij'yiu'w  -H,  (fr.  next)  to  be  giddy, 
be  ajjlicted,    with    a    vertigo    or 
suirnming  of  the  head;    to  he 
diilrccted,  doubt. 
'IXiy^,    -yo;,    t),    (fr.     cihyyos     a 
whirlpool,  th.  tJX/u  to   whirl)  a 
turnpole,     ivliirtpool ;    a    whirl- 
uind ;     a     turning,    whirling ; 
giddiness,  dizziness. 
iXi'oi',  -01',  TO,  (fr.  'iXof  the  son  of 

Tros)  Ilium,  Troy. 
l\iopuiards,   -a,  b.  Dor.  (fr.    iX/oii 
Troy,    and    ^uTui    to    destroy) 
the  destroyer    or    conqueror    of 
Troy. 
iXXdj,  -Sioi,  !i,  (fr.  I'XXoi  to  twist) 

a  twisted  band  or  thong. 

"IXXof,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  ciXt'u  to 

roll)  tite  eye,  an  eye.     Adj.  -o{, 

-ij, -ov,  sqtiinting ;  goggle-eyed. 

"iXXu,  (fr.  last)  to  wiiik ;  to  ogle, 

glance,  turn    or   roll  the  eyes ; 

tn  roll,  revolve;  to  bind,  tie,  con- 

.fine. 

iXXiipTicii',  -ov,  TO,  Illyrirum,  Illy- 

ria,  a  country. 
iXXiJpioi,  -OIK,  o!,  the  natives  of  the 

last. 
iXif,  -vos,  f),  slime,  clay,  mire,  mud, 

dirt. 
iXviD,  (fr.  last)  to  dirty,  daub,  be- 

mire,  bespatter. 
'IfKUOi,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  i^iij  a  strap) 
of  or  about  a  mill  or  well ;  haul- 
ing, pulling,  drawing.  'Ifnuov 
$cpa,  '  a  sang,  tune  or  drone 
used  by  those  working  at  a 
mill  or  other  incessant  la- 
bour. 
'IfiuXla,  -ai,  )';,  (fern,  of  next)   a 

heaped  measure  of  meal. 
'\fid\toi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.   next)  abun- 
dant, plentiful,  ptmlfous. 
'I/i«Xi>,  -lioi,  li,  a  name  of  Ceres. 
'I^Kirra,  a.  sin.  of'iudi. 
'IfidvTwaif,  -wi,  Alt.  -cui(,  !/,  (fr. 
Miiiiii   to    bind    up,    th.     l/ici;   a 
tnoii};)   the  tyini;  of  a  shoe  ;  n 
wrinkle;  a  binding  with  tliimgs 
or   straps  ;    a    band    or    brace, 
sirup ;   traces  ;  a  bundle,    par- 
cel. 
'I/i(i(t'  for  (/Kifff,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  ol 

ifidaaio. 
'I^ii«,    -a^rof,   b,   a   strap,  thong, 
cotd  ;  a  rope  viade  of  thongs  or 
stripes  nf  a  hide  ;  a  belt,  g  irdle. 
'IfidaOXii,  -«(,  i,  (fr.  lost)  n  i/7ii;(, 

scourge  of  thongs. 
'l/iiiiri,  d.  pi.  of'tftdi. 
'\(idoeii(,  Pofl.    for  Ifidaaf,    I   a. 

par,  net,  of 
'Ifiilaau,  f.  -tiau),  (fr.  i/iil<,  a  ihong) 
to  Jlog   uilh   a   thong  or   whip, 
scourge,  lash,  beat. 
'l/inW^w,     f.  -Taw,   p.  t/Kinxa,  (fr. 
f';i<i    rlollK-*,  lb.    iut    to    put  nn) 
to   rlnthr,  drrsn.    per.    paSS,    ind. 
J^rfnff/Kii. 
'I/in'Troi,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  drcti, 


INK 

dotha.  a  coat,  gdrmcnl,  robe, 
tr»/,  shroiid,  vianllt. 
'I^ono0BXaf,  -uK'if,  i  ami  f/,  (Ir. 
last,  and  ipv\tioai-)  t<>  keep)  o 
keeper  of  the  u-anlrobe,  chamber- 
lain, 
'Ifiari<r^/io{,   -i;,    -»>■,     par.     per. 

pass,  (ifl^ari^b). 
'lltaTiottii,  -oD,  cS,    (fr.   i/iariYu  to 
dress)    raiment,    clothes,    dress, 
apparel. 
'I/irfw  -<3,  r.  -;}<7ui,  (fr.  iuili  a  thong) 
/o  rfruu)  or  ttr(ii(  icitn  a  strap  or 
rope  mailc  of  thongs  ;  to  fetch  or 
hring   up,  raise,    lift,    as  water 
from  a  well,  &c. 
'Ific/pu,    (fr.    it/iai   to  desire,  and 
rpn'ui    to  love ;    or,    fr.   7r}ut    to 
send,  and  ipoii  love)   lo  acsirc, 
long  for,  love  aj'ertionately  ;   to 
covet,  wish  for,  prefer,  par.  prcs. 
mid.  !/i£ip(5/<£vof,  -ij,  -on. 

'llicv,  (tc,  1  and  2  pi.  pres.  or 
impf.  of  £7^1,  to  go. 

'Ifiev,  Ion.  and  'I/icvat,  Dor.  for 
cTvai  or  Ivai,  pres.  inf.  oftT^i,  to 
gof  or  for  livat,  pres.  inf.  of 
/^/<i,  to  go. 

'Ijiipa,  -as,  fi,  and  'Iplpui,  -a,  b,  a 
river  of  Sicily. 

'jficpicts,  -taaa,  -ti;  (fr.  liietpo)  to 
desire)  desirable,  lovely,  pleas- 
ing, delightful. 

'l/icpos,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  desire, 
love,  affection ;  a  wifih,  longing 
or  craving  for. 

'lliep6<po)ios,  -ov,  6,  f),  (fr.  last,  and 
(buivr)  voice)  sweet-voiced,  softly- 
speaking,  tuneful,  harmonious, 
melodious. 

'Ijieprbs,  -i],  -iv,  (fr.  ificlpui  to  de- 
sire) same  as  [jitp6tig. 

'IfiTTTia,  (fr.  ev  m,  and  t-rriii  to 
hurt)  to  hurt,  injure,  harm ;  to 
prick,  sling,  goad ;  to  frighten, 
terrify. 

'Iv,  Heb.  indecl.  a  hin,  a  He- 
brew measure  of  about  six 
quarts. 

^Iv  for  avTu,  nvTy,  him,  her,  it; 
himself,  &c.  F*or  this  the  Poets 
use  iiii>. 

Iv  for  ev,  in. 

'Iv'  for  Tva,  a.  sin.  of /?. 

'Iv'  for 

*Iva,  that,  to  the  end  that,  so  that, 
if,  if  so. 

"Iva  fifi,  that  not,  lest,  lest  that. 

"\va  Ti  or  'IvaTi,  to  what  end  or 
purpose  ?  wherefore  ?  why  ? 

"Iva,  Ion.  for  irus,  hov:  ?  where  ? 
whither  ?  there,  thither ;  then. 

'Ivai,  pres.  inf.  of  t7/ii,  to  go. 

Ivdu)  -H,  same  as  iviid. 

h'idXXoitai,  same  as  tidWonai,  ci- 
idWofiat  or  ttiaivoftat,  see  the 
last. 

'IviaXiia,  -aroi,  tJ,  (fr.  last)  a 
likeness,  resemblance,  image;  a 
sight,  form,  appearance,  appari- 
tion. 

\viiKhv,  -ov,  ri,  (neut.  of  }viiKi{ 
Indian)  any  thing  Irulian  ;  in- 
digo, ginger,  pepper, 

"Ivff,  n.  pi.  of I'j. 

Ivtiu),  (fr.  ({  a  nerve)  to  stretch, 
extend;  aim  at. 


Iv/iu  -li,  to  empty,  erhaual,  evacu- 
ate ;  tit  purge,  cleanse  out ;  to 
ivaste,  consume ;  tu  suck  or  soak 
up  ;  to  carry  away. 
I)/ov,  -Of,  ri),  (dim.  of  ?j  a  nerve) 
the  back  of  the  head  or  of  the 
neck;  the  nape,  poll,  neck  and 
shoulders. 
"Uif,   -loi,  b  and  )'/,  (fr.  same)  « 

child,  son. 
'Ill';;,  -?;$,  ;;,  (fr.  last)  a  daughter. 
'Ivvos-,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  son. 
Iii'fofiai,  (fr.  ii'ii'u  to  exhaust)  to 

weep,  burst  into  tears, 
Irdio  -(3,  Poet,  for  ivdui  or  iviui, 
Iiui,  -o'os  -ovi,  I'l,  Ino,  a  woman's 

name. 
'If,  iKbi,  )*/,  a  worm  injurious  to 

vines. 
'Ifd,    -uf,    -e,   1    a.    ind.    act.    of 

iVu. 
I(aAr;,  -Tii,  II,  (fr.  next)  a  goat-skin 

jacket. 
'ifaXoy,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  ifuf  the  loins, 
and   (lAXo/i.K   lo  leap)    leaping, 
jumping,    springing  ;    v>anton, 
lascivious,  lecherous, 
'l^cat.  Ion.  for  (fi;,  2  sin.  1  f.  mid. 

of  (Ki'/ofiai. 
}^cvTiji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (fjf  birdlime)  a 

hirdralchcr. 
l^cvrpifi,   -di,  ti,    (fr.  same)  bird- 
catching,  fowling. 
Ifci3w,    (fr.    same)    to   catch    birds 
v-ilh   birdlime,    go  fowling  ;    to 
watch,  he  in  wait,  entrap. 
\^ia,  -rif,  //,  same  as  if^s. 
\^6eii,  -iaaa,  -tv,  (fr.  (fdf  birdlime) 
smeared    with    birdlime,    sticky, 
glutinous,     tenacious ;     deadly, 
fatal,  mortal, 
'Ifit,  -lof,  Alt.  -£w?,  '/,  (fr.  iitv/o/iui 
to   come)   a  coming,  approach, 
arriiml. 
IfiiDi',   -ovoj,    b,    Ixion,   a  man's 

name. 
"l^ofiat,  -T],  -[Tui,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 

iKviofiai, 
"Ifov,  -ff,  -c,  BoBot.  for  7kov,  impf. 
act.    of   iVu).      Or,    it   is    the 
impf.    act.    of  "fu,    same     as 
7ko). 
Ifof,  -uv,  0,  JEo\,  Biff/i-Sf,  birdlime  ; 
a  birdcatcher^s  rod  smeared  with 
it;  a  trap,  snare  for  small  birds  ; 
a  disease  formed  on  a  vein,  an 
aneurism  ;  a  kite, 
1(3;,  -oi!,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  last)  tenaciirus, 
retentive,   sticky ;    stingy,  spar 
ing,  penurious. 
I(uf,  -<iof,   I'l,    (perhaps  fr.    taxis 
strength)    the   loins,  flank ;    the 
back. 
"Ifoj,  1  f  ind.  act.  of  iVu,  but  some- 
times used  as  an  original  present 
tense,  impf.  i'fov. 
Ifuoijs,  -£os  -oi'Si  b, )'/,  (fr.  i^if  bird- 
lime)   smeared    with    birdlime  ; 
sticky,  tenacious,  glutinous. 
lojiiXoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  idf  a  dart, 
venom,  an<l  /Ju'XXu  to  cast)  cast- 
ing, throu}ing,  shooting, discharg- 
ing, squirting  ;    venomous,  poi- 
sonous ;  an  archer, 
loevc^ifii,  -ioi  -oijf,  6,  //,  (fr.  lov  a 
violet,  and  ivi'xpoi  darkness)  pur- 
ple, violet  colour,  dark. 
(300) 


lOT 

loioKi),  -iji,  i'l,  (feni.  of  next)  a 
quiver. 

\oSuKOi,  -OV,  i,  i'l,  (fr.  lof  an  arrow, 
and  Si'xofiui  to  contain)  keep- 
ing,    holding    or    full    of  ar 

TUtCS. 

Io£i(^i)j,  -f')f  -ovi,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  ijf  rust 
or  I'uv  a  violet,  and  tlSni  likeness) 
rusty,  soiled,  foul,  litark,  dark, 
iron-coloured  ;  viotel-coloured, 
purple. 

\6zti,  -tcaa,-ci;  (fr.  same)^</ur 
arrows  ;  rusly,foul,  black,  dark, 
brown,  tawny. 

'\oiut,  lots,  lot,'i  a.  opt. — Io7<ra, 
Dor.  for  lovaa,  fem.  par.  2  a. 
of  £?/!(,  to  go. 

\6\aoi,  -ov,  b,  Jolaus,  a  man's 
name. 

'Io/j£v,  1  pi.  2  a.  ind or  by  Syst. 

for  iiojicv,  1  pi.  2  a.  sub.  of  ti/ii, 
to  go. 

l6fio)poi,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  lov  a  violet, 
and  uwphi  silly)  pale,  coviardly, 
worthless,  foolish,  stupid.  Or, 
(fr.  ibi  a  dart,  and  fiJpof  fate, 
th.  ftclpio  to  allot)  good  at  the 
bow;  an  archer.  Or  fit  only 
lo  be  shot  at,  good  only  for  a 
butt. 

'lov,  -ov,  rb,  a  violet.  Also  neut. 
of  (Of,  .0,  -ov.  Or,  2  a.  ind. 
Or  neut.  of  luv,  par.  2  a.  of  £?/((, 
to  go. 

UvO',  before  an  aspirate  for  idvra, 
a.  sin.  of  i(iv  in  lust. 

lovBSi,  -aSo;,  b,  i),  (fr.  .foi'9osdown) 
downy,  mossy,  like  coUon,  soft, 
hairy,  woolly  ;  pimpled,  freckled, 
speckled, 

'lovOos,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  ib; 
an  eruption,  and  dvOos  a  blos- 
som) doxim,  young  hair,  cotton, 
fur ;  a  spot,  pimple ;  a  speck, 
freckles, 

l6vTa,  sec  t6v6'. 

\0T\6Kann;,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  iov  a  vio- 
let, and  K^SKoftoi  a  lock  of  hair) 
dark-haired, 

liTzmi,  -iii,  i),  Joppa,  the  name  of  a 
town. 

Jop^iiviii,  -ov,  b,  Jordan,  a  river. 

'lopKOi,  -ov,  b,  same  as  MpKoi, 

Ibi,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  "m/'  '<• 
send)  any  thing  thrown,  shot  or 
discharged,  a  missile,  dart,  jave- 
lin, arrow,  bullet ;  poison  ejected 
by  bite  or  sting,  venom  ;  rust, 
verdigrise,  canker  ;  dirt,  foul- 
ness; corking  care,  anxiety,  so- 
licitude, 

'lof,  -a,  -ov,  sole,  alone,  only,  one, 
the  same, 

]nar(if,avoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  lov  a  vio- 
let, ami  ari^avoi  a  garland,  th. 
oTf^u)  to  crown)  crowned  with 
violets, 

'I6rvs, -VTOi,  I'h  (fr.  'ipitt  to  send) 
design,  purpose,  intent,  inten- 
tion ;  will,  disposition,  inclina- 
tion, favour ;  counsel,  advice, 

lou,  oh  !  ah!  alas! 

\oviaia,  -Of,  /;,  (fem.  of  lovialoi  a 
Jew)  a  Jev:ess, 

lov^at^ui,  f.  -^TW,  p.  tovidiKO,  {Ft, 
\ovcaTos  a  Jew,  th.  Moas  Judas 
or  Jiidah)  to  imitate  or  act  like 


mn 

a  Jew;  to  become  a  Jew.  pree. 

inf.  Kovhail^uv. 
Iou^a?<t3f,  -^i  -o>')  (Tr-  same)  Jeu> 

iiA,  like  the  Jews. 
Xovia'iKdi,  (fr.  last)  Jewishly,  like 

the  Jews, 
loviaioi,  -oil,  &,  (fr.  louJa;  Judas 

or  Judah)  a  Jew;   Jewiak,   of, 

or  /i/ce  <A«  Jews. 
laviaio^bi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  aJu 


mn 

a  horse)    a  horseman,  rider  ;   a 

horse-soldier. 
'WT7cvr!is,-ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  eques 

trian,  horsemanlike,  skilful  in  the 

use  of  a  horse, 
'lirrevw,  f.   -cvaoi,  p.  irrei'»ra,  (fr 

same)    to    ride,    go    on    horse- 
back. 
'iTznrjf'dv,  (fr.  sanie)  in  the  manner 

of  horses. 


daism  or  Hebraism  ;  a    Jewish  'Inr^to-fri,  Ion.  for  {irrrtSffi,  d.  pi.  of 


phrase    or  custom;    the  Jevyish 
religion 
lov^afffTi,  (fr.  same)  in  the  Jewish 

manner  or  language, 
loiiaf,   -ov,    b,    Judas,  Judah   or 

Jude. 
lovXlas  or  loOAioj,  -ov,  b,  Julius, 

a  man's  name. 
'lovXoi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  ovXof  soft)  down, 
young  hair  or  feathers. 

'low,  impf.  ind.  cont.  from  Uui  for 
'ift. 

levaa,  n.  fern.  sin. — loiioaj,  a. 
fern.  pi.  of  lull',  par.  2  a.  o[  c7fit, 
to  go. 

lovaros,  -ov,  h,  (ft.  the  Lat.  Jus- 
tus honest)  Justus,  a  man's 
name. 

lo^iaipa,  -a{,  li,  (fr.  idj  an  arrow, 
and  ^a/pu)  to  rejoice)  delighting 
in  archery.  An  epithet  of 
Diana. 

'iTvdf,  -ov,  b,  an  oven,  hearth,  ^fire- 
place, kitchen ;  a  lanthom  ;  a 
dunghill,  dung  ;  a  closestool. 

'Iroc,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  Itttu  or 
irru  to  squeeze)  pressure,  a 
squeeze,  crushing ;  a  mousetrap. 

1x6(1)  -ui,  (fr.  last,  th.  InTw  to  hurt) 
to  press,  squeeze,  crush ;  to  op- 
press, overpower,  afflict,  par. 
pres.  cont.  inovfttvof.  , 

'Imrayuyif,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  'irrroi  a 
home,  and  dyia  to  conduct)  car- 
rying cavalry  or  horses. 

'Iririffu,  Of  rather 'Ifl-i:<i^of/ai,  (fr. 
same)  to  ridt,  go  on  horu- 
bnck. 

'Irvaixiiof,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  same,  and 
mjQtii  a  apear)  that  fights  with 
a  spear  on  horseback ;  a  lan- 
cer. 

IrnayiCaf,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for  'lima\t- 
iri(,  -ov,  b,  same  as  irTretJf. 

'lit-irapxl'^  "'»'i  (ft-  i'^xos  a  horse, 
and  ap^fi  command)  to  command 
cavalry, 

'Irwrfpjfnf,    >nd  'Inrapyof,  -ov,  b, 

ifr.  fame)  the  ruler  of  n  home,  a 
nrneman,  litlrr  ;  a  eomnuiTuler 
of  cavalry,  Ilippnrchus,  n.mnn''ti 
nnmr  ;  an  epithet  of  Nep- 
tune. 

'IrviU,  -dinf,  fi,  (fr.  fame)  for 
lirwiii>i,  fcm.  of  iir)riiiij(,  tquts- 
Iriim. 

'Iiriroff/a,  -at,  fi,  (fr.  lamr)  liorsr- 
mrtnthip,  ridtng  ;  cavalry,  the 
horse  ;  an  rqutpngr^  tuxtc, 

\nirdnlfio(,-ov,  h,  /),  (fr.  namc^ prus- 
able  on  hmtrhnrk,  Jit  for  horses, 
open,  level,  plain. 

"Iimiof,  -ti,-ov,  (fr.  ntme)  eques- 
trian, rilling. 

'Ivntif,  n.  or   a.  pi.  ronL  of 

'Iirirti/d -/o{,  Att.  -lun,  b,  (fr.  T)nro( 


IvTCVi. 

'lTrTtr]\ac(a,  -ai,  h,  (fern,  ofne.xt) 
viz.  biii.  a  road,  highway,  horse- 
road,  bridle-road  ;  a  driving  or 
riding  ;  a  plunder  or  booty  of 
horses. 

'iTrrrijAaciof,  -a  and  Ion.  -;;,  -ov, 
(fr.  hno;  a  horse,  and  {Aauru 
to  drive)  driving,  riding;  that 
may  be  ridden  or  travelled  on 
horseback,  fit  for  horses. 

'IvrrnXdra,  V.  of 

'IxmiXarrii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
rider,  horseman  ;  a  driver,  cha- 
rioteer. 

'InniiXuros,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  same) 
easy  for  riding,  that  may  be  tra- 
velled by  horses  ;  smooth,  level ; 
open,  spaciou.t. 

'ImrlKiv,  -ov,  tH,  (neut.  of  ne.xt) 
viz.  Tiiyfta  a  troop.  cavalry,  the 
horse,  a  cavalcade. 

'iTT-rrlKdi,  -fi,  -iy,  (fr.  "-ZTog  a  horse) 
equestrian,  riding,  horsemanlike  ; 
fit  for  or  belonging  tu  horses. 
l-^Tio'x^aiTrii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
yu/ri;  horse  hair)  horse-haired, 
adorned  with  horse  hair. 

'lT7ro/3i5roio,  g.  Ion.  of 

'Irm}/3orof,  -ov,  b,  )),  (fr.  same,  and 
(}6aKu>  to  feed)  breeding  or  rear- 
ing horses,  famous  for  its  breed 
of  horses. 

'IvToidfioio,  g.  Ion.  of 

'iTTT^^a^iOf,  -oil,  6,  i;,  (fr.  same,  and 
iaytdu)  to  fame)  a  breaker  or 
manager  of  horses,  horseman, 
rider  ;  charioteer,  driver. 

'IrrirdiSavi,  -cia,  -v,  (fr.  same,  and 
iacvi  thick  set)  set,  mounted  or 
adorned  with  horse  hair,  close- 
covered  with  horse  hair,  rough, 
hairy. 

'liTiToiiitiKTaf,  -a.  Dor.  for'lTnro^i- 
utKTiii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  andi'ioi- 
Ku)  to  drive)  a  driver,  charioteer ; 
a  horseman,  rider. 

'Irvoi^pofila,  -af,  fj,  (fr.  same,  and 
ipiif/o(  a  rare,  ih.  iUpniia  fr. 
rp/^o)  to  nm)  a  horse  race,  cha- 
riot race, 

'Irrtrof pdfttof,  -oil,  J,  (fr.  same)  the 
patron  of  horse-raring.  An  epi- 
thet of  Ncpiune. 

'Iirr(}ilpo/40(.ou,  b,  (fr.  finmc)  a  rarr 
course  for  horse  or  chariot  races  ; 
a  hi  eh  road. 

'IrroOiii),  -ti<,  fi,  B  womnn'ii  name. 

'Irrtodv,  Poet,  for  Inroiy,  (f.  or  d. 
dii.  — 'Inrotiri,  Ion.  fur  7iriroi(, 
d.  pi.  of  hno(. 

'i-rtrroKiiravnof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  7ir«0(  a 
hnrir,  anil  »7irrti'po(  a  rrntniir) 
(inmc;  n.q  x/vTavpof.  a  hijiporen- 
taur,  rrninur,  an  imaginary 
moniitcr  of  Thrnnaly. 
(Ml) 


mn 

'IzruKOfjiof,  -ov,  b,  I],  (fr:  samc^ 
and  Kdfiri  hair)  horse-haired, 
adorned  or  flowing  with  horae 
hair. 
'lin!OKopvaTfii,-ov,b,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kopvoaiii  to  arm,  ih.  cdpirf  a  hel- 
met) helmited,  plumed,  tvearing 
a  headpiece  crested  witli  horse 
hair ;  a  soldier  on  horseback  or 
in  a  chariot,  warrior ;  arvii- 
ed,  equipped;  warlike,  mili- 
tary. 

'IzTiiKporof, -01),  b, )'),  (fr.  same, and 

Kpdroi  noise,  th.  KooTihi  to  clap) 

a  snorting,  neighing,  clattering 

steed;     beaten    or    travelled   by 

horses,    level,    plain.      Subs,  a 

race  course. 

'IrTToXDri/,  -7]i,  »/,  Poet,  for  'Itto- 

Xi!r£ia,  the  daughter  of  Hippoly- 

tus. 

' Ivirofxavh',  -ioi  -oPf,  rd,  (neut.   of 

irTTO^niiji)  an  herb  poisonous  to 

horses  ;  a  discharge  from  mares 

at  certain  seasons;  their  natural 

desire, 

'In-rro/iai'f'u)  -u,  (fr.  next)  to  desire 

violently,  be  lascivious. 
'Irr-oiJai'i'ig,  -fw;  -o?s,  6,  fj,  (fr.   "s- 
Tos  a  mare,  and  fiaivofiai  rage) 
very  fond  of  horses  ;    violently 
affected     by    desire,     lascivious, 
lewd;  mad,  distracted,  outrage- 
ous. 
'IrcTTOfta^ia,     -nj,    ,),   (fr.    7iTiT0f  a 
horse,  and  ^id^o/iai  to  fight)  a 
fight  on  horseback,  battle  of  ca- 
valry, cavalry  engagement. 
'Inirdi^vrii,  -loj,  6, ,),  (fr.  same,  and 
IxrjTii  skill)   clever  in  horseman- 
ship, skilled  in  horses,  a  jockey, 
horseman. 
'IrxdviKOf,    -ov,  i,  (fr.  same,  and 
rUri     victory)    Hipponicus,     a 
man's  name. 
'l7TKov6rj,-t!s,  ,),  (fr.  same,  and  io/o> 
to  understand)  Hipponof,  a  wo- 
man's name. 
Iirroi'w/iuf,  -a,  (fr.  same,  and  vtu- 
^a'lij  to  move)  driving  his  horses  ; 
epith.  of  the  sun. 
'iTTTorc/pof,  -01),  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
■rrclpa    experience)   intelligent  in 
horses,  experienced  in  horseman- 
ship ;  a  horseman. 
Tirrof,  -ov,  b  and  i),   (perhajis  fr, 
'Inrrifii    to  fly,  and  rroPf  the  foot) 
a  horse  or  mare,  one  of  the  horse 
kind. 
"Wirof,  -ov,    fi,  cavalry,  horse  sol- 
diery. 
'Ivnoi,    -ov,    I),  substance,    goods, 

chattel*. 
'IiTTroc,  Dor.  for  7»rtrouf,  a.  pi.  of 

firirof. 
'l-xTToala,  -n(,  fj,  (fr.  7r7rof  a  horse, 
nnil  acfio  to    drive)   a  horst-wo- 
man,  wman  riding  or  driving. 
'IrTooudj   -a.   Poet,  and  Diir.  for 
'IinroffiJrjt,   -oi',   b,   (fr.    H.Tiir)   a 
rider,  horseman  ;  a  drivrr,  cha- 
rioteer. 
'lviToavva<i)v,  g.  pi.  .''Knl.  of 
'iTrroirBi-;;,  -f;{,  i;,  (fr.  Iirrof  B  horsc) 
horsemanship,   the    art  of  riding 
and   driving  ;    manfigement    of 
horses. 


I  PI 

'Iirrrfro,  r.  or  ii.  Uocut.  of 
'lirv6Trii,-ov,  i,  (fr.  saiiio)  a  horse- 
man,   horstr  sotiiirr,  <i  knight  ;  a 

soldier /ighliiii;  in  <i  chanol. 
'Iim-oTofin/j,  -01',  4,  (li-  same,  and 

rd^ov  a  bow)   a  mounted  nrclur, 

horse  bowmnn. 
'lirrorpoy'ifiii  -cS,  f.  -//cto,  (fr.  same, 

and  Tpiipw  to  rear)  to  rear,  breed 

or  keep  horses, 
'lirror^oifiia,  -a>,  i»,  (fr.  same)  the 

rearing,  breeding  or  keeping  of 

horses. 
'iKjTorpu^oi,  'ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  a 

keeper     or     breeder    of    horses, 

jockey,  groom. 
'liTTOAfpi}!/!?,  -ijs,  »^,  (fr.   same,  and 

Kpt'ivi)  a  spring)   Ilippocreni,  a 

fountain  in  Bosotia. 
'XffToupij,  -((5of,  )';,  (fr.  same,  and 

oupii  a  tail)  horse-tailed,  adorned 

with  hursc  hair,  with  a  crest  of 

horse  hair. 
'lvT!c<p6filiiov,-ov,  rd,  (fr.  same,  and 

(pipiiio  to  graze)  a  horse  pasture  ; 

a  herd  of  horses. 
'I:Ti:o<t)op0ii,  -ov,  u,  (fr.  same)  one 

who    breeds,   feeds     or    grazes 

horses. 
'Ijrrro;^^up/<af,  -a,  Dor.  for'I(r:To;^ap- 

fti]{,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same,  and  'x^aipia 

to  delight)  dttighting  in  horses. 
*Ijrr(i)v/u)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  uvin- 

fiat  to  buy)  to  buy,  sell  or  deal  in 

horses. 
'Ivnwvla,  -as,  >/,  (fr.  same)  a  pur- 
chase or  sale  of  horses,  dealing  in 

horses, 
'hrafiat,  pres.  mid.  of 
'lirrrjiii,  or  jrr^/ii,  f.  rr/Jcu,  p.  Tfff- 

TriKa,    (fr.    Trru'w   obs.    to  fly)   to 
fly,  go  through  the  air.   2  a.  ind. 

act.  fjrrijicinf.  Trrfivaf  par.  araj-. 

pres.    ind.     mid.    'i-rraftar  inf. 

'■TTaaOai'    par.    [n-Ta/Jd'o;.    2  a. 

mid.  ind.  eTTTdjirji',  and  fnTdjxrjv' 

inf.  TTTciaOai'  par.  vrdjit-voi, 
\T;Tj)ao)iat,-Ti,   -trai,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 

of  last. 
Iffru),  cont.  for  iTrrairo,  2  sin.  impf. 

mid.  of  same. 
'IvTU),    or    'Ir«j,    to    hurt,    injure, 

harm,  damage,  wrong,  annoy; 

to  wound,  draw  blood, 
'Ipa,   -a;.  Ion.    'Ip;;,    -rn,     r,,   and 

'Ipov,   -ov,  ri,  (fr.  ipdf,   Ion.  for 

iepds  holy.     Or,  without  the  as- 

pcr,  perhaps  fr.  dfio  to  speak)  a 

place,  court,  market ;  a  temple. 
'ipdoiiai-u>iiai.  Ion.  for  'lepdofiai. 
'IpoTai,  3  sin.   pres.   ind.  mid.  — 

'IpaffOdi,  pres.  inf.  mid. — 'Ipa- 

Tw,  pres.  impr.  act.  of  last. 
'Ipriis,  Ion.  for  uptvi. 
Ip/ui,  Ion.  for  tipiui. 
Ifh,  -nif  h,  the  name  of  a  town. 
'\pn,  Ion.  for  itpa,  fern,  of  itp^j. 
'Ipi'itat,  Ion.  for  T/ptiai,  n.  pi.  of 

Upcia. 
'IpvFoi',  Ion.  for  Upciov. 
'Ipi;f,  Ion.  for  tipa^. 
'Ip-yya,   -lav,  a't,   arteries,   blood- 
vessels. 
•Ipif,  -tea,  fi,  (fr.  t/po)  fo  tell)  the 

rainbow.       Iris,     the     hoallien 

messenger   of  their  gods  ;    an 

aromatic  herb,  cassia. 


1 21 1 

'Ipiaxsi,  Poet,  for  tpiat,  A,  pi.  of 
last. 

'Ipii,  -»),  -iv.  Ion.  for  [fpjf,  -a,  -6v. 

Ipif,  -oD,  h,  Jrus,  a  man's  name. 

'lpovoyta'i,-S>t',a'i,  (fr.  !pdjforicpo£ 
holy,  and  ipyov  work)  sacred 
ceremonies,  rites,  sncr\/ices. 

'Ipo^rt'iri;;,  'Ip(i</ii!Auf,  Ion.  for  icpo- 

IjldvTtji,  icp(il/>llA<lf. 

'Ipwi',  g.  pi.  of  Jpi)!;,  Ion.  for  lepds. 

'IpiDoUvri,  Ion.  fur  'tcpioavvri. 

~lf,  ii'ds,  i5,  u  fibre,  filamenl,  nerve, 
muscle,  siniw  ;  strength,  firm- 
ness, ability,  power. 

~la',  for'Iou,  (fr.  laoi  equal)  equal- 
ly, alike,  as  ivell,  so. 

laaaK,  Heb.  indecl.  Isaac,  a  man's 
name. 

ladyycXoi,  -ov,  v,  /„  (fr.  7(Tog  equal, 
and  dyycXos  an  angel)  equal  to 
or  like  the  angels,  anaelic. 

]ad^w,  f.  -aoui,  (fr.  same)  to  equal- 
ize, make  equal  to  or  even  with, 
put  on  a  level  ;  to  compare,  as- 
similate, (strem  equally. 

Icratas,  Same  as  Haaias,  a  man's 
name. 

IcaTos,  -ov,  b,  Isoius,  a  man's 
name. 

loraif,  d.  fern.  pi.  of (iroj. 

IffuXi;,  -'/5,  /;,  (perhaps  fr.  ifaAoj 
wanton)  a  goatskin  jacket. 

'laafict',  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
Iniifit.  Hy  Sync,  it  is  made 
la/itv,  and  Dor.  i^ijcv. 

laajii.  Dor.  fur  iarjui. 

\aav,  3  pi.  impf.  of  cT^i,  logo. 

'laar,  by  Sync,  for  'laaaav,  3  pi. 
of  la>p>,  impf.  act.  —  'laavri. 
Dor.  lor  iaaai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind. 
act.  of  lani'i- 

\advtjioi,  -ov,  b,  ('/,  (fr.  7aoi  equal, 
and  dvcpoi  the  wind)  fleet  as  tlie 
wind. 

ladpiO^ios,  -ov,  h,  )),  (fr.  Tcrof  equal, 
and  apiQuii  number)  equal  in 
number,  of  the  same  number. 

'loracr',  for  iaaat,  3  pi.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  'ioas,  -naa,  -uv,  par. 
pres.  act.  —  'IcSaai,  or  lay,  2 
sin.  pres.  ind.  mid.  —  'Icaai, 
and  'iadcriv,  3  pi.  or  Dor.  for 
latjai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
larjui. 

lo-oTif,  -lios,  )'i,  the  herb  woad. 

Icav'h'is,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  »;,  (fr.  Xcoi 
same,  and  avbii  voice)  of  the 
same  name. 

'\at],  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of  iatjut. 

'lat),  Alt.  for  laaaat,  2  sin.  of  loa- 
fiai,  pros.  ind.  mid.  of  same. 

'1(71;,  d.  sin.  fem.  of  lo-of. 

la'iyopio)  -ox,  and  ianyoplojiat  -ov- 
fini,  (fr.  Ittog  equal,  and  ayopcvoj 
to  speak)  to  speakfrecly  as  to  an 
equal,  talk  ft  miliar  ly. 

Icrriyopia,  -a(,  I/,  (fr.  same)/a;ni7iV«r 
conversation;  frankness,  can- 
dour ;  equality,  level. 

lct]jupia,  -us,  I'l,  (fr.  ico;  equal,  and 
(/uf'pa  a  day)  equality  of  days, 
the  equinox. 

larifiiptvbi,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  equi- 
noctial, wlien  the  days  and  nights 
are  equal. 

'I(Ti7/j(,  (perhaps  fr.   t/ffw,  1   f.  of 

clnu)  to  know)  to  krunv,  undrr- 

(302) 


120 

^tand  ;  to  prreeive,  comprehend, 
pres.  ind.  act.  lanft,  laiis,  tatjai, 
Dor.  Icaat,  pi.  laafiiv,  by  Sync. 
icntv.  Dor.  ISutv,  laarc,  by  Sync. 
larc,  loaai.  Dor.  havri.  impf. 
act.  tariv,  ta<]i,  iai),  3  pi.  laaauv, 
by  Sync,  ha  v.  pres.  impr.  act. 
lauOt,  and  laiif  iodru,  and  larvi' 
laarov,  and  larov  ladriov,  and  la- 
Twv'  loarc,  and  larc  todroxtav,  lo- 
Tiairav,  and  lorwv.  pres.  inf.  act, 
tadvat.  par.  pres.  act.  laai,-aaa, 
-av.  pres.  ind.  mid.  laofiai,  and 
laTaytai,  -trai  or  -ar)'  impf.  mid. 
laduriv,  and  larajtitv.  pres.  inf. 
mid.   ioairOai.   par.    pres.    mid. 

I(T«/J£1'0J. 

I<Ti5p»;f,  .£0{  -ous,  i,  1^,  (fr.  laoi 
equal,  and  rfpu  to  fit)  equal,  alike, 
even,  a  match  or  J'ellow,  fitting, 
ctdaptcd. 

'laOi,  Sync,  {or  laaOi,  pres.  impr. 
act.  oUarijti. 

'\adi,  iaOi  or  iao,  iarw,  pres.  impr. 
o{  ttjiX,  to  be. 

\aO\i),  -rii,  I'l,  corruptly  for  i^rfXi;. 

'laOixitt,-ii>v,  Ta,  (ncut.  pi.  of'lffO- 
litos  Isthmian)  viz.  Icpu  sacrifi- 
ces, the  Isthmian  sacrifices  and 
games,  in  honour  of  Neptune,  at 
the  Isthmus  of  Corinth. 

ladfitaKUi,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  and  IcOfxtai, 
-d&oi,  fi,  (fr.  laOiibi  a  neck  of 
land)  Isthmian,  at  the  Isthmus. 

'laOfuov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  any 
thing  about  the  jaws  or  neck  ;  a 
necklace,  collar. 

'ladfitos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  living 
at  the  Isthmus,  Isthmian,  a  native 
of  it. 

laOiio'i,  (fr.  same)  at  or  on  the- 
isthmus. 

laOftds,  -ov,  fi,  a  neck  of  land,  an 
isthmus  ;  the  neck,  jaws,  throat ; 
the  neck  or  narrow  part  of  any 
thing,  as  of  an  hour-glass. 

'lot,  and  Ion.  laat,  for  tro-i,  3  pi. 
pres.  offT/xi  to  go. 

'iaiKos,  -ov,  b,  and  laUiov,  -ov,  rd, 
sausage,  black  pudding. 

'lo(i,  -tloi,  li,  Isis,  an  Egyptian 
divinity. 

I(7(iapiuri7f,  -ov,  b,  Isrnriot,  the  na- 
tive of  Charioth  or  Kerioth. 

'loKov,  -cs,  -c,  impf.  of 

'loKw,  (fr.  fi(5(ii  to  know,  or  tUu)  to 
resemble)  to  know,  think,  consi- 
der, apprehend,  suppose ;  to  de- 
vise, invent,  contrive,  feign,  coun- 
terfeit, make  like  ;  to  assimilate, 
liken,  compare, 

'I(T/;£r,  by  Sync,  for  hancv,  I  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  hni^t. 

Iff/iz/fioj,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  Isme- 
nian,  llieban. 

'\(!fti]rof,  -ov,  b,  a  river  of  Bceotia 
near  Thebes. 

]aoivva|xl^ll  -ai,  (fr.  'loos  cqual,  and 
ivvaiiot  to  be  able)  to  be  as 
powerful,  have  the  same  force,  be 
equivalent. 

IirdOtof,  -ov,  b,  {],  (fr.  same,  and 
&ibs  a  deity)  equal  to  God,  god- 
like, divine. 

laoKoiirfis,  -lo;  -ouf,  ci,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kpdros  strength)  of  equal 
strength,     power     or     efficacy. 


no 

equivalent;  Isocrales,  a  man's 
name. 

laoKparint  -is^fi,  Ion-  ^or  -ria,  -a;, 
fl,  (fr.  same)  equality  of  power, 
strength  or  ^caey  ;  sameness  of 
import  or  si gni_fication. 

lco\oyia,  -af,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
X<iyos  account)  equality  of  esti- 
maiion,  and  of  speech,  freedom 
of  language. 

laonaTuip,  Dor.  for  iffop^Tup, -opof, 
b,  fl,  (tr.  same,  and  firjrtip  a  mo- 
ther) equal  to  the  mother. 

laoftt'>^rjatoi,  -ov,  6,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  MiA;7o-iof  Milesian)  equal  to 
Milesian  ;  fine,  soft,  delicate. 

loojioipiui  -iS,  f.  -I'laui,  (fr.  same, 
and  fiolpj  lot,  ih.  /lupu)  to  dnidu) 
to  share  alike,  divide  equally, 
take  or  get  as  much. 

laSjiotpos,  -ou,  b,  II,  (fr.  same)  shar- 
ing alike,  of  equal  lot  or  portiim. 

'Icov,  (fr.  Tffoj  equal)  cquully,  alike, 
evenly. 

'laov,  -ov,  ri,  (ncut.  of  same) 
equality,  a  like  short, 

lad-Tciov,  -ov,  tA,  (neut.  of  next) 
level  ground,  a  plain. 

ladvdoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  iffof  equal, 
and  rriiov  a  plain)  level,  smooth, 
plain,  champaign. 

1c6i!iTooi,-a  Ion.  ->;,  -ov,  (fr.  same, 
and  fffVpa  a  rock)  hard  as  a 
rock,  flinty,  stony. 

JairXcvpoi,  -ou,  b,  fl,  (fr.  same,  and 
rrXtvpa  the  side)  equal-sided, 
rquilateral. 

iao^yitOni,  -lo;  -ovi,  b,  li,  (fr.  same, 
and  ttXi'iOu  to  fill)  equally  full,  as 
fuUas. 

iaonoXirri;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
voXlrnf  a  citizen,  th.  TtiXn  a 
city)  equal  in  citizenship,  on  a 
level  in  civil  ri^lUs,  as  much  a 
citizen  ns  another. 

laiTTpto^ui,  -tof,  Alt.  -£uf,  4,  li,  (fr. 
same,  and  Tptajivi  aged)  as  oil 
as,  equally  old  oi  feeble  ;  like  old 
ai;e,  weak. 

liropltorta,  -a(,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
p/n'u  to  incluie)  an  equililirium, 
er/uipoise,  equality  of  weight,  ba- 
lanee. 

Icijp^orof,  -ov,  b,  fl,  (fr.  same)  ba- 
lancing, of  the  same  weight, 
equal,  even, 

'\ao(  and  ~lao(,  -q,  -ov,  equal,  on  a 
level,  alike,  like,  evci  ;  equal  to, 
ruffioent,  equivalent ;  impartial, 
just. 

Iaoar:iaiof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  last,  and 
larfi/ji  lo  wciijli)  of  equal  wcigfU, 
as  heavy  as. 

lijiriif,  -nrof,  fl,  (fr,  hof  equal) 
equaliti/,  likeness,  parvy  ;  n  like 
condition,  equal  jmrtiim  ;  equity, 
impartiality,  justice,  a.  sin.  iird- 
Ttira. 

laoTtiita.  -nj,  4,  (fr.  «nmp,  and 
T(/i^  honour)  equality  of  rank, 
honour  or  eslrrm, 

lairtjioi, -ov,  b,i'i,  {fr.  name)  alike 
eslremr't,  rr/ually  hnnmirrrl  ; 
equally  precious,  of  r'/iial  value, 

ittovaOai,  cont.  for  inArcOai,  prcs. 
inf.  pn<i<i.  ofiedui. 

laoiinpi^(,>,    (fr.    lan;    equal,   and 


12T 

ipdpo,  a  mantle,  or  ^/pu  (o  bear) 
to  equalize,  make  even ;  to  as- 
similate, compare ;  to  he  in  equal 
situatio7i  or  even  circumstances, 
be  alike,  on  a  level. 

laoipaplaSct',  Dor.  for  lao'papi^ctr, 
pres.  inf.  of  last. 

Icdipopo;,  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  iioj  equal, 
and  tpipui  to  bear)  bearing  alike, 
equally  able  or  ^l ;  draiving  or 
working  evenly ;  a  match  or 
fellow  ;  balancing,  of  equal  weight. 

Iffoi/'i70oj,  -ov,  b,  11,  (fr.  same,  and 
\p!i(l>oi  a  pebble)  whose  vote  is 
equal  to  anothers,  of  like  right, 
power  or  influence,  equal  or  ou  a 
level  in  the  state  ;  a  certain  kind 
of  verses  so  called. 

I(ni<|0;^of,  -oil,  6,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
(^'i;;^/)  mind)  like  minded,  of  the 
same  disposition,  with  orne  con- 
sent, unanimous, 

Iffdo),  -ui,  f  -tiaoi,  same  as  itrd^w.  1 
f  ind.  pass.  miaOi'iaonat.  1  a.  inf. 
mid.  laiiaaadat. 

'la-u),  to  say,  speak,  tell;  to  de- 
clare, pronounce  ;  to  upbraid,  re- 
proach. 

XapariX,  Heb.  indccl.  Israel,  the 
name  given  by  God  to  Jacob. 

I«rpri?7X(r>;{,  -ov,  b,  and  IcpariXlrii, 
-lioi,  fl,  (fr.  last)  an  Israelite, 
descendant  of  Jacob. 

Icrad^ap,  Heb.  indecl.  Issachar,  a 
uiuii's  name. 

"lara,  by  Apoc.  for  IrrraOi,  orcont 
for  'i(TTac,  which  see. 

'IcTf,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  act.  of  7a- 

Trijii. 

'IffruE  -a,  2  sin.  impr.  act.  ;  or  3 
sin.  irapf.  act.  of  \aTuui,  for  iV- 
riijii. 

"IffraOi,  2  sin.  pres.  impr.   act.  of 

"larriiii. 

"I(TTu/ia(,  pres.  ind.  pass,  of  same. 

'laTriinit,  lor  lau/iai,  pres.  ind.  mid. 
of  larifit,  particularly  in  rompo- 
silion. 

'I<Tr«'^£i'Of, -7, -ov,  g.  -ou,  and  Ion. 
-0(0,  (par.  pres.  mid.  of  larriiu 
to  stand)  beginning,  commenc- 
ing ;  particularly  for  the  first 
ten  days,  or  decade  of  the  At- 
tic monlh. 

'lar<:vTi,Dor.  fori(7ra<Ti,3pl.  pros, 
ind.  act.  nflaniiii, 

'XoTuvh),  for  'iarriiii. 

'laran.  Ion.  for  Tarnao,  2  sin.  impf 
mid.  ;  or  2  sin.  pres.  impr.  niid. 
—  'loTuro,  3  sin.  impf,  mid.  of 
name. 

'tare,  by  Sync,  for  Itrnrt,  2  pi. 
pros.  ind.   or  impr.   act.  of  Icii- 

larfof,  -a,  -or,  for  iiirrlof,  (fr.  ttfui 
to  know)  must  be  known,  is  to 
be  umtrrslnoil,  &c.  ;  according 
to  the  verb. 

'larii.  All.  for  larn,  which  800. 

'Iirr^,  for  iorn,  3  »in.  pres.  nub. 
art.  ;  or  for  laraaai,  2  Hin.  pres. 
ind.  mid.  of 

"Iffr»;((i,  f.  nrfiau),  per.  iartina,  and 
inraKit,  lo  set,  putrr,  pilch,  plant, 
stalii/n  ;  lo  errri,  set  upright, 
raise  ;  lo  appoint,  ordain,  insti- 
tute, confirm  ;  lo  rovmnni  hnr- 
(303) 


gain,  agree ;  to  weigh  ;  to  let  out 
on  interest ;  to  impute,  charge  ; 
to  restrain,  curb,  conflne,   check, 
stop,  keep,    detain;  to  stand,  be 
upright,  be  set  erect ;    to  stop, 
stay,    lurry,    wait,    halt,    moor, 
come  to  071  anchor;    to  remain, 
abide,  continue,  lie,  be  situated  ; 
to  hang  by  or  depend  upon.  pres. 
impr.    act.    loruSi.    impf.    act. 
iVri/c,  ->)S)  -)/,  also'i;(jTaoi'-a)i',-a£f 
-(If, -at -a,  (lis  iflr.  'vJTu^ll)  2  a. 
act.  ind.  ianiv,  -ijj,   -n,  impr. 
arTjOi.    per.    act.  inf.   tiTTi]Khai, 
and  larnKtvai,  by  Sync,  iardvai, 
par.    icTtiKMi,    and  iaraKu);,  by 
Sync.  ('(TTnwv,  andby  Cras.f  otuj  . 
pres.  ind.  mid.  iVrafiai,  -aaai  or 
-f/,  -ami.  per.  ind.  pass,  earafiat, 
-am,  -Tni.  1   a.  pass.  ind.  lard- 
0>iv  inf.  araQrivai'  par.  crraOti'j. 
I  f.  ind.  pass.  a-aOijaoiiai, 

"laT'iaiv,  3  sin.  with  v  added  pres, 
ind.  act.  of  last. 

'lariii,  -tjs,  >),  Ion.  for  larla, 

'lariaropiof,  -ov,  to,  Ion.  for  fffrto- 
rdpiov. 

'larioi;  -ov,  to,  (fr.  iuT^?  a  mast,  th. 
'iarrim  to  stand)  a  sail ;  a  veil;  a 
curtain,  liangings ;  a  standard, 
ensign, 

I(rro/3o£uj,  -/of,  Att.  -f«s,  b,  (fr. 
iVroj  a  beam,  and  fiovs  an  ox) 
a  pole,  draught-tree,  yoke;  tlie 
plough-tail  or  handle  ;  a  plough. 

'laroflorti.  Ion.  pjr  'laroliici,  d.  sin. 
of  last. 

'laroSdKii,  -r;;,  i;,  (fr.  !itt»s'  the  mast, 
and  ^{^ojiut  to  receive)  the  place 
provided  for  the  mast,  in  the 
Grecian  ships,  to  lie  or  rest  in 
when  let  down,  the  mnst-birth. 

"loTopn,  a.  sin.  of  iVrup. 

'larupiu)  -d,  f.  -t'lau),  p.  -ijica,  (fr. 
'laruip  knowing,  lli.  iaii/ii  to 
know)  to  irujuire,  search,  ex- 
amine; to  survey,  vinv,  visit, 
observe ;  lo  know,  learn,  gain 
information ;  to  transmit,  write 
liistory,  record.  1  a.  inf.  act.  ia- 
Topijaat, 

'laronia,  -as,  fi,  {fr.  same)  inquiry, 
research,  examination ;  an  ob. 
scrvation,  survey,  vinv  ;  a  rela- 
tion of  events,  narration,  ac- 
count ;  a  narrative,  history. 

'\aTopiKbi,-}\,-bv,  (fr.  same)  narra- 
tive, historical ;  an  historian. 

'laropoviicvof,  par.  pres.  pass,  cont. 

—  'Iffropouffi,  3  pi.  cent.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  iorop/u). 

'larb;,  -ov,  b,  {fr,  "arrijn  losci)  a 
mast;  a  pole,  beam;  a  weaver^ s 
beam,  loom  ;  n  wib  or  piece  of 
cloth  in  the  loom ;  a  shaft,  dart, 
arrow, 

'larpnf,  -ov,  b,  Islcr,  now  the  Da- 
nube, 

'laru,  Sync,  for  i<r(tro),3  sin.  pros, 
impr.  net.  of  iVv/zi. 

'larui,  ('rns.  for  laruo,  which  by 
Ion.  Sync,  for  tarnno,  2  sin. 
impf  )iaMs.  or  2  sin.  pres.  impr. 
mid.  iif'laniiti. 

'iaruiiirv,  1  pi.  cont.  |ircs.  ind.  act. 

—  "laruiv,  I  sin.  or  3  pi.  conl. 
impf.  act.  of  iordui,  for  Hamc. 


Irritff,  by  Sync,  for  ladruiv,  which 
again  by  Sync,  for  tadrwaav,  3 
pi.  prcs.  impr.  act.  of  laiifii. 
'i(n-(i)p,  -opof,  h,  fi,  (pcrliaps  fr. 
drvftt  lo  know)  hnouiiif^,  itilrlli- 
gcil,  setisitile ;  dexUrous,  skilful ; 
<«  iiilruss^  ii-idcHce,  Judgr,  arbi- 
trator, 

'lax'i  ''y  Apos.  for  'lax^i  pres. 
impr.  or  3  sin.  inipf.  act.  of 
icxio. 

lff_\iii^u)i',  -oiof,  i,  'I,  (fr.  li'X'^  to 
slop,  and  0^/1"  bloml)  sli/jitic, 
stanching,  stopping  the  hluod. 

^cxania,  Poet,  for  i<t;^(I1'^,  3  sin. 
cont.  prcs.  ind.  act.  of 

IcYiYki'u)  -w,  (fr.  lax'^  for  ixio  to 
iiold)  to  desire,  covet,  long  for; 
to  keep,  hold,  dctaiii ;  to  check, 
restrain. 

loxdyu,  3  sin.  pres,  ind.  act.  of 
laxdytjt, 

IffYuviiaKTa,  Poet,  for  iir^avCffa,  11. 
Icm.  cont.  par.  pres.  act.  — 
laxa>6(i>ot.  Poet,  for  iii;^ui(i<ri,  3 
pi.   cont.  pres.  ind.    act.  of  lu- 

Icyui'w,  to  Conine,  curb,  restrain, 
check,  repress  ;  to  hold,  keep,  de- 
tain, slop. 

laXSSi  -ui'Oj,  »;,  a  dried  fig. 

'laxi-'t  3  sin.  prcs.  ind.  act.  — 'ler- 
;:^f(i',  pres.  inf.  act.  for  which 
laxifCi',  Ion.  and  laxifC^'at,  Dor. 
—  'laxco,  Ion.  and  'laxcv,  Dor. 
for  iTXov,  pres.  impr.  mid.  of 
f(7;^u),  for  f';^w. 

laX^ov,  -01),  TO,  (fr.  next)  the  hip, 
haunch ;  buttock,  rump. 

Iffviy,  -ioi,  Alt.  -£ojs,  )'/,  (perhaps 
fr.  i<r;^tj  strength,  or  iax'i'  to 
support)  the  loin,  flank ;  the 
loins,  reins. 

iax^oi,  -^,-i>')  lean,  ineager,  poor  ; 
tank,  thin,  small ;  slim,  slender, 
toper  ;  dclicMe,  lender,  fine. 

laX^oTrii,  -riToi,  Si,  (fr.  last)  lean- 
ness, thinness,  poverty  ;  slender- 
ness,  slightness;  delicacy,  fine- 
ness. 

\aXv6(f,tiivoi,  -ov,  h,  !),  (fr.  same, 
and  <pijivn  voice)  shrill,  squeak- 
ing, Iremtdous,  weak-voiced. 

layovTat,  3  pi.  pres.   ind.  mid.  of 

Iffvi'ti,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  la- 
viitii',  pres.  inf  act.  — 'lax^ov, 
-t{,  -£  or  -tv,  impf.  act.  —  i^X^' 
6vTii,  n.  pi.  -6vToi,  g.  sin.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  <(T;^iia). 

lci(ypi(ftjiai,  f.  -laouai,  (fr.  next) 
to  strive,  exert  or  display  strength  ; 
to  overpower,  browbeat ;  to  feet 
slrone,  trust,  confide  ;  to  strength- 
en, support;  to  assert,  main- 
tain. 

Ior^up4f, -d,  -3r,  (fr.  i(r;^i){  strength) 
strong,  firm;  secure,  fortified ; 
vigorous,  robust,  hale ;  forcible, 
violent,  vehement,  impetuous  ; 
grievous,  severe,  hard ;  powerful, 
mighty,  valiant. 

laxioou)  -a,  f.  -(iffw,  p.  iiTX'''p(i>Ka, 
(fr.  same)  to  strengthen,  fortify, 
secure,  fix  ;  lo  corroborate,  con- 
firm, impf.  act.  tax^poov  -ovv, 
-OK  -ov;,  -ot  -ov. 


ITT 

IffX^pi^i,  (fr.  'ojCP^f  strong) 
strongly  ;  powerfully  ;  violently  ; 
earnestly  ;  exceedingly. 

Iir;^uj,  -f'of,  1';,  strength,  might, 
power,  ability,  d.    sin.  tcrx<'ii  a. 

laX""",  -as,  -c  or  -cv,  pi,  -aiifiti', 
-oart,  -aav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Iff- 
X'^'<"^}  -"it  -£'j  3  pi,  -aovni,  1  f. 
ind,  act,  of 

layiti),  f.  -I'iTu),  p,  lax^Kd,  (fr,  th. 
tax>'i  slrcnijtli)  to  be  strong, 
sound  or  whole  ;  to  grow  power- 
ful, become  great  or  mighty  ;  to 
avail,  serve,  be  of  use,  be  useful 
or  good  for  ;  to  be  olile,  can . 

'layw,  (fr.  f;^(0  to  hold)  lo  retain, 
holil  in,  keep  back,  restrain,  go- 
vern, control,  check ;  to  stop, 
hinder,  stay,  delay  ;  to  sciie,  lay 
hold  on,  possess,  occupy. 

'la^uff',  Apos.  for  iV;^u)(T(,  3  pi. 
prcs.  sub.  act,  of  last, 

lailvvuoi,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr,  7<ioj  same, 
and  ovofia  name)  of  the  same  or 
like  name. 

'lo-wj,  (fr.  Tffof  equal)  equally,  even- 
ly ;  equitably,  impartially  ;  alike, 
all  alike,  perhaps. 

Icuiai,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  ofiVi;- 
fit.  or  3  pi,  1  u,  sub,  act,  of 
iiSw, 

IraXi'a,  -ai,  >],  Italy. 

IruAi/cJs,  -fi,  -dr,  (fr.  last)  Italian, 
Italic. 

Ira'SiuiTTii,  -ov,  I),  IraXiwTiS,  -ii5of, 
)';,  an  Italian  man  or  immian. 

lTa\o;,  -ov,b,  Italus,  a  man's  name, 

!t«Xo;,  -ov,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  in;; 
rash)  a  hull,  ox,  steer,  bullock.. 

Ira/Jtrt,  -ag,  rj,  (fr.  irrji  rash)  rash- 
ness, hastiness,  temerity,  fool-hnj- 
diness  ;  imprudence,  indiscretion, 
inadvertency. 

Iraftds,-)!,  -ov,  (fi",  same)  rash,  un- 
advised, ,  inconsiderate  ;  ventur- 
ous, daring  ;  bold,  spirited,  cou- 
rageous. 

'Ire,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr.  of 
tliii,  to  go. 

Irta,  -aj,  and  Irhj,  -tjs,  »';,  a  willow, 
sallovh 

Iriof,  Poet,  irririoi,  -a,  -ov,  and 
iTOi,-Tj,  -OV,  (verbal  from  tT/ji  to 

to)  must  go,  to  be  approached, 
:c.  according  to  the  verb. 

'Irtiv,  2  du.  impf  of  ufit,  to  go. 

'Irris,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  ir/o;  must  go, 
th,  elfii  to  go)  straight  forward, 
right  on  ;  rash,  inconsiderate  ; 
venturous,  daring  ;  bold,  spirited, 
courageous. 

'Itov,  2  and  3  du,  pres,  and  2  du, 
imjjf  of  iT^i,  to  go. 

Irovpaia,  -as,  !],  Ilurina,  a  district 
of  Palestine. 

'Irpci,  -wv,  T(),  pi.  of 

'\rpiov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  iirpiov  the  bel- 
ly) the  lower  part  of  the  belly  ; 
the  belly  ;  paunrh,  belly  or  udder 
of  a  sow  ;  a  delicacy,  dauity  ;  a 
kind  of  cake. 

'\Tpiov,  (fr.  Lat.  iterum  again) 
again,  a  second  time,  over  again. 

'Ittui,  a  vulgarism  for  ioto),  by 
Sync,  for  ladru),  3  sin.  impr.  act. 

of  iorj/tt. 

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IXN 

'Irus,  -i)Of,  I/,  the  ring,  rim  or  outer 
part  of  a  wheel,  the  felloes;  tht 
edge  or  circumference  of  any 
thing  round,  a,  sin.  Itvv. 

'Itu),  3  sin,  pres,  impr,  of  uiit,  to 
fi"- 

\vyii,  -i)f,  fi,  and  ICy/iJf,  -ov,b,  (fr. 
iDui)  tohowh  a  hiss  or  hissing, 
ttfiistling,  piping  ;  the  music  or 
sound  of  a  pipe  or  reed;  a  shriek, 
outcry,  scream,  shoul^  lamenta- 
tion. 

'liiyf,  -yyos,  v,  a  wagtail,  0.  bird 
used  in  witchcraft ;  a  philtre, 
love-charm  ;  allurement. 

lii^o),  (fr.  loii  oh  !)  to  hiss;  to  play 
on  the  pipe  or  reed ;  to  cry  out, 
shout,  shriek,  scream,  lament,  be- 
wail ;  to  howl, 

liiKTa,  for 

IvKTiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (1)^0)  to  hiss)  a 
hisser  ;  a  piper, 

'lipa,  -as,-c,  per,  ind,  act.  otbrrui. 

'lipOi^os,  -ov,  b,  »/,  and  -ri,  -ow,  (fr. 
7<pt  strongly,  and  ^vfids  the 
mind)  strong,  firm  ;  stout,  har- 
dy ;  brave,  spirited,  courage- 
ous. 

~l<ln,  (fr,  IS  a  nerve)  strongly, ^rm. 
ly  ;  resolutely,  bravely,  courage- 
ously. 

lipidvaoaa,  -rjs,  ;;,  Iphianassa,  a 
woman's  name, 

l(l>tK\eiSris,  -ov,  b,  and 

\(litK\iris.  cont.  '[(PikXtjs,  (fr.  ?0( 
strongly,  and  kXios  fame)  names 
of  men. 

'I^(Of,  -oil,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same)  strong, 
firm,  stout ;  hardy,  brave,  va- 
liant ;  fat,  plump,  sleek  ;  exten- 
sive, spacious;  large,  great. 

'!(/>(  f,  -iSos,  fi,  Iphis,  a  woman's 
name. 

IxOvdovTcs,  n.  pi.  mas.  par.  pres. 
act.  of  txOvdw. 

IxOvas,  -Ovcs,  -dvti)v,  -Oiiv,  cases 

of  i;^Oiij. 
IxOvdii)  -0),  (fr.  ix^is  *  fish)  tofish, 

angle. 
IxOvjiiXos,  -ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  same,  and 

I'dXXo)   to  tlirow)  fsh-striking, 

an    epithet    of  Neptune's    tri- 
dent. 
l~^Um^iov,  -ov,  TO,  (dim.  of  same)  a 

little  fisli,  fry. 
IxSvtjpbs,  -a,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  about 
fish,  fishy ;  fit  for  catching  ^ah, 

fshing. 
IxOv'iKds,  -h,  -01',  (fr.  same)  fishy, 

fishing,  plentiful  in  fish, 
IX^vdcis,    -caca,    -cv,   (fr.    same) 

fishy,  full  offish, 
I;^6i)5,  -ijos,  b,  (fr.  'iKto  to  go,  and 

■Siiu)  to  rush)  a  .fish,  sea-monster  ; 

II  fishiharket, 
]xOvoi,  {fr.  last)  to  dart  like  a  fish. 
'IXvcoti;  d.  pi,   with  v    added   of 

''^';''^-  ,    ,r 

[Xvcvftwv,  -ovoj,  0,  (fr,   ixvc-viD   to 

trace,    th,    i^vos   a    track)    the 

Egyptian  rat  or  weasel ;  also  a 

kinri  of  fish  ;  and  of  wasp, 

\Xv':^'rrjs,-ov,b,  (fr.  same)  atracer, 
hunter,  pursuer;  an  inquirer, 
searcher,  examiner. 

I^i'ctiw,  f.  -vciti,  and  Ip^vfa)  -u,  (fr. 
Ixvos    a  track)   to   trace,  track. 


KAr 

li)v,  -ovaa,  -or,  par.  2  a.  of  ujxt,  Co 

go. 
luf,  Boeot.  for  cyii. 
Iwias,  -a,  0,  Heb.  Jonah. 
Icui'i'ii,  -Of,  fj,  (fr.  lov  a  ^-iolel)  a  bed 

of  violets. 
lui'm,  -as, ))  (fr.  'Icjv  Ion)  loma. 
Ibiviird;,  -»),  -ov,    (fr.    last)   Ionic, 

Ionian. 
luii'iKu;,    (fr.   last)    /onic,  /iTrc  an 

Ionian ;  softly,  delicately. 
luif,  cuikSj,  6,  same  as  iojK;). 
Iwpu/i,   i,  Heb.   indecl.  Joram,  a 

man's  name. 
Iwptf^,   6,   Heb.    indecl.  a  man's 

name. 
lu>aa(pa.T,  h,  Heb.  indecl.  Josaphai, 

a  man's  name, 
luo-;),    0,   Heb.    indecl.    a   man's 

name. 
luafiip,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  Joseph, 
liaaias,  -ov,  5,  Heb.  Josias,  a  man's 

name. 
I(3ro,  rd,  indecl.  the  smallest  Greek 

letter  ;  any  thing  very  small  or 

trifling^  an  iota,  jot. 
\ii>^lios,  -oil,  6,  same  a»  luiy/iiif. 
'lull}/,  -oiTOi,  a  kind  offish. 


IfiN 

follow  }.y  the  marks  or  footsteps  ; 
to  investigate,  search,  examine, 
'lX>"i,  n-  ?'•  cont.  of  same. 
lyvriXareu)  -a>,   f.  -now,  (fr.   same, 
and  c\avv(i>  to  drive)  io  follow  on 
the  steps,  pursue  the  track,  trace  ; 
to  investigate,  examine. 
'IX^viov,  -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  next)  a 

footstep,  mark,  track,  trace, 
'l^vos,  -co;  -ovs,  rd,  (fr.  Iku)  to  go) 
the  sole  of  the  foot ;  a  footstep, 

track,    step  ;    a   trace,    vestige ; 

gait. 
IX^p,  -wfios,  i,  corrupt  blood,  gore  ; 

matter,  pus;  moisture,  humour, 

watery  discharge  ,'    the  blood  of 

the  heathen  gods. 
'l<p,  iVof,  II,  (fr.  I'lrru  to  injure)  a 

worm   which   eats   timber   and 

horn. 
Ixj/ditnv,  -w,  -aro,  I  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

btrii). 
'Ii/zoo,  Ion.  for  Ixpw,  2  sin.  of  Isist. 
'lipos,  the  cork-tree,  cork, 
l^pds,  ivy. 
la,  adv.  of  grief  or  exclamation, 

oh  !  alas  !  ah  !  ha,  hollo. 
lu,,  d.  sin.  of  (dj,  an  arrow,  or  of 

'  hi,  only. 
'lu,  -^5, -v,  pres.  sub,  act.  of  jijfii. 
li),  for  tyu. 

luada/i,  Heb.  indecl.  Joatham. 
liaaKtift,  Heb.  indecl.  Joakim. 
luav  or    luviv,  indecl.    a  man's 

name. 
liiidvva,-ri{,li,  Johanna,  a  woman's 

name. 
Iwavva,  indecl.  or  luavva;,  -a,  b,  a 

man's  name. 
ludvvn(,   -ov,  b,    John,    a    man's 

name. 
Id/?,   Heb.    indecl.    Job,  a  man's 

name. 
liiya.  Poet,  for  tyci. 
luyi),  -P/s,  i';,  II  mvering,  shelter  ;  an 

inn,  harbour,  lodging  ;  the  shore, 

strand,  heach  ;  a  clamour,  shout, 

outcry,  noise. 
\ti)yythi,-ov,  b,  (for  (5i(<iy/idf  fr.  fnwKtii 

to  pursui;)    pursuit  ;  the  din  of 

war,  tumult,   uproar ;  rout,  dis- 
comfiture, defeat. 
Uivf,  -£0{  -ou«,  b,  li,  (fr.  lov  a  vio- 

Jet)  violH  rMnur,  likr.  a  violet, 
lurt,  -ijf,  ,),   (fr.  'itjfit    to  send)    cla- 
mour,   iff/ut,     outcry  ;    uproar, 

din,    tumult  ;    a    voice,    sound, 

cry  ;  glitter,    lustre,   Imchlnrss  ; 

smoke,   fume  ;    it    breath,  blast, 

hreexe,  wirul. 
VoiiX,  Heb.  indocl.   Jnrt,  a  iiian'R 

name, 
luicl;,  a.  pi.  of 
Iin«f),  -ijf,  f),  (for  (i((u«i;  fr.  iuif'iKf)  Io 

piirsiK')    pursuit,    chase,    rout  ; 

dm    nf    war,     rtamour,    ujiroiir, 

outcry,  sliout. 
IioXk^i,   -oti,  ti,    lolkos,  II    cily  of 

Theswly. 
'lufiivt   I  pi.  '2  a.  mih.  of  cf^i,  to 

h'oiiivof,  par.  \trv.t.  pans.  cont.  of 

tWIfllll, 

'IiKi',  -wfof,  b,  Ion,  Ihr-.  patriarch  of 

•he  I'>riiaiis.  KaYvnlyio,  to  uitrnt,  hciU;  to  dry 

II/i-,  8  imo   as  iw,  o'l  .'  alas  !  hnUo,\      up,  parch,  urnrrh. 

ho.  '  Kiyvo''''"'  -«i  '''  Iwi^h    immu'lr- 

Q  q  (305) 


K,  K,  the  tenth  letter  of  the  more 
modern  Greek  alphabet,  but 
the  eleventh  of  the  ancient, 
whence  in  numerals  it  denotes 
the  second  decade  or  twenty  ; 
with  a  dot  underneath,  k, 
twenty  thousand. 

Kaj3aX>;;,  -ov,  b,  a  pack^lmrse,  hack, 
horse,  nag. 

Ka'/iaXA',  Ka7?nXA£,Ka'/?aX>£i',  Dor. 
or    Poet,    for    KiiTiiiu'Kc,   3  sin. 

2  a.  ind.  act.  oi  KaTa\id\\ia. 
Kdli^aXtv,  Kali(iaXiiv,  Ka/J/ia'Xtr', 

Dor.    or    Poet,    for    karitSSXtv, 

3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  ;  KarajiaXdi', 
2  a.  inf.  act.  ;  anci  KarefidXiro, 
.3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  nii'l.  of  kutu- 
(iiiWu). 

Kafllidf,  Poet.   Svnc.  for  Karafliis, 

par.  2  a.  act.  oi  Kumliiilvu). 
Kdfiii,  -ri(,  II,  (perhaps  fr.  Kiirr-at   I'l 

devour) /ooj,  victuals,  meat. 
Kdftt)^,  -tiKoi,  n,  >»•(•.  Kdi'fif. 
Kdiim,  "(III,  b,  II  rah  or  kab  ;  a  men. 

Dure  of  prain  <:oMlninin)(  iinarly 

two  ipmrlH. 
Kn'yyoi'ii,  for  (tarii  y(5i'u,a/,  nnor  in 

the  knee, 
Ku'y<rri/ii»'«  -ov,  rA,  an  Aruliiuiigiuii 

rf5ioniblm<;  myrrh. 
KdyKuvof  or  Kny)^iivo(,-ni',  a,  (,  (ft. 

KnyKntyiii  t"  wnrrn)   rfry,  purrh- 

cd  ;  II  ithrrrd. 
Kayxd^iii  or  KnyKir^ui,  f.  -ftiriii,  p. 

•iiKa,  to  Uiueb  inininitrriitely  ;  to 

Inugh  at,  riilirute,  diridr. 


.      KA0 

redely,  burst  out  laughing ;  t» 
laugh  at,  ridicule,  scoff';  to  re- 
joice, delight,  ciult. 

Kay;^aX<i<<)ffi,  Poet,  for  Kay;^aXt5ffi, 
3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
last. 

Kay;^0(r/iOf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Kayxd^w  to 
laugh  violently)  a  fit  of  laugh- 
ter, loud  laughter  ;  laughter  in 
scorn  or  derision  ;  ridicule. 

Kny;^Xa^(D,  f.  -aaui,  to  be  sad  or 
melancholy,  suffer,  be  distressed, 
loio  or  wretched. 

K^yii,  for  Kai  tyui. 

KdiS'  or  KdSic,  Poet,  for  Kard  ii, 
accordingly,  therefore. 

KdiS'  dpa,  for  Kara  6e  dpa. 

Kai^incac,  Poet,  for  Karintat  ie, 
3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  of  KarariTrrd). 

KaSSpndirriy,  Dor.  and  ^ol.  for 
KareSpaOiTiiv,  3  du.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
of  KaraiapOdrii). 

Kafivvaiiiv,  for  Kard  iHvautv. 

liaScvaat,  for  naraSuaat,  I  a.  inf. 
act.  oi' KaraSvio. 

KaSijcTji,  catamites,  male  prosti- 
tutes devoted  to  idols. 

Kaiiov,  -ov,  TO,  a  bag,  satchel,  wal- 
let ;  a  canteen,  small  cask. 

Kaiiie7os,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  KdSfiog  a 
man's  name)  nf  Cadmus,  Cad- 
mean,  Theban. 

Kafjjtdiav,  -lovos,  b,  (&.  same)  a 
Cadmeau,  Theban. 

Kafuifiav,  Dor.  for  KaSftriiuv,  g. 
pi.  of. 

Ku^/ii'/i'oj,  -on,  b,  }i,  same  as  KaS- 

fUlMV. 

Ka&firiU,  -i&oi,  f},  (fr.  KdSpos  a 
name)  a  female  Cadmcan,  wo- 
man  of  Thebes. 

Kd^/ioi,  -ov,  b,  Cadmus,  a  man's 
name. 

liaioi,  -toi  -oDj,  TO,  Poet,  for  kij- 
6oi. 

Kdfo;  and  Kdiio(,  -ov,  b,  a  cask, 
vine  t^essel ;  a  bucket  ;  a  jar, 
urn  or  box  to  hold  lots  or  ballots 
at  elections. 

KuivTai,  -ov,  b,  a  Syrian  herb. 

K«£!(,  -halt,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  pass,  of 
Kalui. 

Kdio).  a  Poet,  verb,  to  adorn,  be- 
deck ;  to  furnish,  provide,  equip. 
per.  ind.  pass.  tc/Knir^ui,  pper. 
iKiKiiaiirrv,  -co,  -nru. 

Kai),  3  SHI.  2  a.  sub.  pass.  —  Kai> 
i(i(,  inf.  2a.  p.'iss. — Kai;(ro^ai, 
2  f.  iiid.  pass,  of  Kiifb). 

K'lO",  li'r  niTii  before  an  aspirate. 

Kdftrt,  (fr.  Kurd  uccoriling  to,  and 
o«  wlilrli)  as,  just  us,  ncrnnl- 
innty,  ni-cording  as. 

KnOiiyl^ut,  (fr.  i-nr.)  intens.  and 
ayi^ij  Io  ronsrcratr,  th.  «yo< 
worship)  to  devote,  dedirnle, 
ronsrcriile,  hallow  ;  to  relrbriile 
a  funeral,  perform  funrrtit  ritts  ; 
make  liurniil  offerings,  burn  in- 
crust. 

KaOaYiajthf,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  con- 
leeration,  dediralion,  nppoint- 
ment  In  holy  iiurpnms  ;  funrritl 
frretnonies,  olisejpiifs,  n  Junerai. 

linOaliirt,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act  of 

KuOalOM. 

KnOnimiitOiti,  pro*,  inf.  paw.  conl. 


KA0 

— 'KaOiupotyrai,  a.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pros.  act.  o( KaOaipiu). 
KaOitlpiaii,  -tof.  Ah.   -luf,  J^,  (Ir. 
next)     ilrmoUlittn,      di.'ilruc:ioii, 
ruin,    tuhi(rsion^    overthrow,   a. 
sin.  KiiOaipiciv. 
KaOaipiiJ  -iJ,  •".  -.V(j,  p.  KaOijpriKa, 
(fr.   kaT(J   intoiis.    and    aipiio  to 
take)  /o  ruA-f  awai/  or  rrmouc  /o- 
/a//.v ;  lo  throv  or  /'hW  fiown  ; 
to  overthrow,  suMuc,    conquer  ; 
lo  siihvert,  ilrmolish,  ruin,  raxc  ; 
to  dethrone,  put  out  of  qfiice  ;  to 
bring  to  an  end,  Jinish,  complete. 
2  a.  act.  iiid.  KaOu\ov,  par.  xaOc- 
Xijv.  2  t".  iml.  act.  xaOcXio. 
KaBatpu),  f.  -apto,  p.  KtKaOapKa,  (fr. 
same,   and  afpu)  to  reniovc)  to 
purge,     cleanse,      clean,      clear, 
prune  ;  to  purify,  expiate,  atone, 
make purijications  ;  to, flog,  lash, 
scourge,  per.  ind.  pass.  KexdOap- 
fiai,  par.  KtKaOapnivoi. 
Ivut)aA/(j)fu)  or  KuQu'Aw/ii,  f.  KaBu\u>- 
ru,  p.  nuOi/XwKu,  (Ir.  same,  and 
a>i<r/cu)  to  catch)  to  tai.e  by  xiir- 
prise,    catch   unawares ;    to  dis- 
cover,   Jind    out,    come    to    the 
knowledge  of;   to  convict  of. 
Kaea'XXo/iai,  (fr.  Kara  downwards, 
and    aXXo/iui    to    leap)    to  leap 
down,  off'or  from  ;  to  alight. 
KdOi/i/ia,  -uroj,  rJ,  (fr.   Kara  to, 
and  azTij)  to  fasten)  a  tie,  chain, 
knot. 
Ka6u-zii^,    (fr.    Kara    intens.    and 
cir.if    once)    all    al    once,    allo- 
gethir,  entirely. 
KaOlt-io,    (fr.    same,    and    ScTup 
wliicl'j)  as,  as  truly,  as  indeed, 
just  as,  according  as. 
KaOa-nrlKii,-!!,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  chid- 
ing,   upbraiding,  scolding  ;    re 
proachful,    carping  ;    detractive, 
cutting,  virulent. 
Kaddrrru),   f.    -<|'o),  p.   Kadfi<j)a,  (fr. 
card  against,  and  arru  to  tie) 
lo    touch,    lay   upon   gently    or 
roughly  ;  to  caress,  pat,  sooth  ; 
to  join,    tie,  fasteti ;    to    bind, 
u-imi  about,  entwine.     KaOd^rTo- 
fiai,  lo   provoke,    irritate,    tea.^e, 
vex  ;    lo  gall,  chide,   reprehend, 
blame,    re]/roach ;    to  lay  hands 
upon,  seize,    lay   hold   of.   1   a. 
ind.    act.    KaOfi\pa.    par.    pres. 
pass.    KnOaitTditivos.    1    f.    ind. 
mid.  <ca6a'i|/o/jai. 
'KaOdpctoi,  and  KaOdpto^,  -ov,  o,  !j, 
(fri   KaOaipij)    to   purify)  purify- 
ing, cleansing  ;  clean,  neat,  rfe- 
eent ;  Jine,  delicate. 
KaOapivhi,  (fr.    same)   to  cleanse, 
clean,    purify  ;    to    be    clean  or 
purified. 
KaOdoOat,  Ion.  for  xcKaOdoOat,  per. 
inf.  pass.  —  K.aOnpOijvai,  1  a.  inf. 
pass,  of  KrtOai'ow. 
KaOiiDicT,  All.  for  xaOapiact,  3  sin. 

1  C.  ind.  act.  of  KnOapi^u. 
KaOaoi'^ti,  3  sin.  pf^*-  'nd.  act.  — 
KaQ.i^i'^tTt,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
impr.  act.  —  KaQani^fat,  3  sin. 
-|ovTai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass.  — 
KaOiioH^cadat,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 
KoOaOi'i^u,  f.  -tuo),  p.  «Ka9a'oiica,(fr. 


KA0 

clean,  clear,  free  from  .filth  or 
impurity  ;  to  purify  from  sin, 
atone,  vinkc  innocent.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  (K(i0<ipi(7ii,  impr.  KnOdpiaoVj 
-cino,  sub.  KttOupiaw,  -jii,-!),  nil. 
KnOapiant,  par.  KuOnniaaf.  per. 
ind.  pass.  KCKaOdpia/iai.  1  a. 
pass.  iiid.  iKaOiiplaUiiv,  impr.  kh- 
OaplaOriTt. 

KaOuplorris,  -»;to5,  l),  (fr.  naOapds 
pure)  cleanness. 

KaOuoiuofiai  -oi^ini,  (fr.  same)  to  bi 
pure  or  clean ;  to  cleanse  one's 
self. 

KaOaplaiiis,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  KaOapl^ui  to 
clean,  tli.  KaOapui  pure)  a  cleans- 
ing, cleanint:,  washing,  scouring; 
a  purijiration,  atonement. 

V,dQapna,-aTOi,Th,  (fr.  same)  ojf- 
scduring,  dirt  cleared  away, 
suecpiii ';s,  cleansings ;  impurity, 
idolatrous  worship,  an  idol  ;  a 
viUnin,  sciiundri't,  vile  wretch  ; 
persons  dedicated  to  the  service  of 
idols  or  qffered  as  ei-piutory  sa- 
crifices, pi.  KaOdpitara. 

KaOdpii,  -u,  -iv,  (Ir.  KaOatpoi  to  pu- 
rify) pure,  simple,  unmixed, 
uncontavnnated ;  purifying,  thai 
makes  pure;  single,  plain  ;  clear, 
clean,  neat,  Jine,  fair,  free  from 
dirt  ;  iniiocenf,  guiltless  ;  good, 
excellent,  perfect ;  free  from  en- 
cumbrances, ready,  prepared. 
comp.  KuOapwTfpos, sup.  -liruroj. 

Ka6dpoTrii,-i/Tos,fi,  (fr.  last)  clean- 
liness, vealness,  cleanness ;  puri- 
ty, innocaice,  integrity,  a.  KaOa- 
p6TiiTa. 

KaOdp<n<iv,-ov,  to,  (neut.  of  next) 
a  cleansing,  cleaning  ;  purga- 
tion, purifcatian  ;  expiation, 
atonement. 

KaOdnaioi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  Ka6apdg 
pure,  th.  K'xOalpii)  to  purify) 
purifying,  that  makes  pure,  lus- 
tral,  expiatory,  atoning. 
KdOiipiTi;,  -los,  Alt.  -£W5,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  a  purgcdion,  purification, 
expiation,  atonement. 
KaOuprlKOi,  -r),  -c)»',(rr.same)p?<r/^. 
ing,  scouring,  cleansing  ;  puri- 
fying, atoning. 


Kabapu),  Dor.    for    KaBapou,  g.    of 
of  KnOa/ow. 


KnOapdf.     It  is  also  1  f.  ind.  act. 


KaOapm,  (fr.  Kadnpii  pure)  purely, 
cleanly  ;     innocently  ;      clearly, 
evidently,  plainly. 
KaOapiircpOi,  -a,  -Of,  comp.  of  Ka- 

0ao6;. 
KaOcihtfjit,  -j;,-c7Tai,2f.  ind.  mid. 

of  KaOe^o). 
KnBf^pa,  -as,  n,  (fr.  next)  a  sent, 
chair,  stool  ;  a  raised  seat, 
throne  ;  a  pulpit,  desk ;  a  sitting, 
session,  assembly,  meeting ;  an 
abode,  residence,  habitation. 
KaOcl^iluvos,  -n,  -ov,  par.  pres.  mid. 

of 
KaOii^oi,  (fr.  Kara  down,  and  'c(ia 
to  seat)  to  make  sit,  seat,  place, 
set  dmvn.  KaOil^oiiai,  to  sent 
onc^s  self,  be  seated,  sit.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  KaBdaa.  impf.  mid.  txaOci^d- 
lirjv.  2  f.  mid.  KaBtioTiiiai 


KiOainot    to    purify)  to    c/eanar,lKnOfi(c/i'fi(,per.  inf.  act.  of  k<iOi;7'/i 

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KA0 

KaOnXov,  -(«,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

KaOiiipliij,  (Ir.  i'Xii;  obs.) 

KiiOtiiutprai,  All.  for  KaTnul^aprat, 
3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass,  ol  >cura/if(- 
pw,  (Ir.  Kiirri  inlens.  mid  ^itlpui, 
whicii  sec)  sec  also  f7/<'ip/iai. 

KuOe(/u'i'o>-, -i;,-oi',  par.  pir.  pass. 
—  KuOciidi,  2  u.  inf.  art.  —  Ka- 
Oiiftiiv,  -ctaa,  -£i70,  3  pi.  -tiiTO, 
pper.  pass,  of  xnOi'v/n. 

KiiUiipYiviii, same  as 

KiiOcipyto,  f.  -^10,  (fr.  Karii  intens. 
and  fipyo)  lo  confine)  to  shut  up, 
enclose,  confine,  imprison  ;  to 
restrain,  curb,  check,  control. 

KaOtipyfat,  -fai,  -icrai,  per.  ujid 
KaOf/pyuijv, -Jo, -KTO,  pper.  ind. 
pass,  ot  last. 

K«0c(f ,  -clan,  -iv,  par.  ofxdBriv,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  Kudirifii. 

Ku0af,  (fr.  Kara  according  to, 
and  £?{  one)  one  by  one,  each. 

Ka0c('oH,-a{, -c,  1   a.  ind.   act.  of 

KuOciaT)iKciv,-tii,  -£i,3pl.)caOfior/j- 
(f£((Tai',  pper.  act.  of  KuOionuii. 

KuO£iro,  3  sin KaOuvro,   3  pi. 

pper.  pass,  of  KaBiijiu. 
KaBiKaarov,  (neut.   of  next)  seve- 
rally, separately,  singly. 
KaOfKaaroi,  -r],  -ov,  (fr.  Knrd  ac- 
cording lo,  and    cKdOTOi   each) 
each,  one  by  one,  every  one. 
KaBcKovaios,  -ov,  h,  >;,  fr.  Karii  in- 
tens. and  iKoiaio;  willing,  which 
see. 
KuOcKri;,    -i),  -or,   (fr.   Kar/j^o)  to 
catch  hold    of)    to    he   caught  ; 
catching,  taking,  apt  to  lay  hold 
of;  that  may  be  borne,  toleral)le, 
sufferahle ;  to  be  checked  or  re- 
pressed. 
KaOt^Kviii,  f.  -Bcru,  (fr.  Karii  down- 
wards, and  t\Kvti)  same  as  th. 
i^Kio  to    draw)    to  drag    av;ay, 
pull  down,  draw  from,  attract; 
lo  launch. 
Ka0i\Ku>,  f.  -|u),    (fr.   same,  and 

'c\Koi  to  draw)  same  as  last. 
KadeXa,  -l7s,  -a,  ind.  —  Ka6c\th', 
inf.  2  f.  act.  — KaOtXio,   -775,  -;;, 
2  a.  sub.  act.  —  KaOfXwi', -oocra, 
-bv,  n.  yd.  -\6vrci,  par.  2  a.  act. 
of  KaBaipiij). 
KdBcfia,  -uTos,  ri,    (fr.   KaBirjiit  to 
let   down)    a  necklace,  collar  or 
such    ornament,    hanging   down 
on  the  breast. 
KaBifitvo;,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  of  Ka6//i>jv, 
-ao,  -TO,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  KnOiiifit. 
KnOirvviti  or  Kofl('a),f.-fV(i),  p.  -cIko, 
(fr.  Karii  intens.   and  tvio/ii  or 
f  w  to  put  on)  to  dress,  clothe,  put 
on  ;    to  cover,    conceal ;    to  en- 
close,    surround,     shelter,    per. 
pass.  ind.  KnBtifi.af  par.  xaOci- 
fiivoi;,  and  Poet.  KaTatijiifOi. 
ICaOffi")?,  (fr.  Karii  accordinglo,  and 
ffi")  order,   th.  f';^;(,)  to  hold)  in 
order,  orderly,  in  succession,  dis- 
tinctly, particularly,  b,  fi  or  ri, 
KuB  i^rii, the  follov>ing,gUA:ceeding, 
successive. 
KaBi^io,  -ct(,  -ci,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

KaTtx<'>- 
KdOcu,  ton.  for  xaBtao  or  koBov,  2 
a.  iinpr.  mid.  IsiiOcs,  -cro),  2  a. 


KA0 


KA0 


KA0 


impr.  act.  ;  Kddcaav,  3  pi.  2  a. 

ind.  act.  ot  KaOirj/ii. 
KaBtSpiaficr,  for    xaddptDfin',   1    pi. 

com.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  Kadopdui. 
KaOiaaavTo,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  »co- 

OchavTo,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

Kadearanivo;,   -rj,    -nv,   par.    per. 

pass V:.aOi(jTrjKa,  3  pi.  ViaOso- 

T/jKaiJi,  per.  ind.  act.  —  KaOso- 
Ti]Ku>;,  -uia,  -de,  and  by  Sync. 
KaOcarw;,  -daa,  -cif,  par.  per. 
act.  of  KadioTOfii- 

KddcTo;,  -av,b,li,  (fr.  KaOhifii  to  let 
down)  hanging,  hung,  suspend- 
ed, Ul  down.  Subs,  a  plumb- 
line,  perpendicular. 

KdOcvft,  Ion.  for  iKddcvii,  3  sin. 
impf.  —  Kadtvftii,  -5ct,  2  and  3 
sin.  -lovai,  3  jd.  pres.  ind.  act. 

—  KaOevicrc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
impr.  act.  —  KaOtvhiv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  —  KaOiii?],  3  sin.  -u^tv, 
1  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  —  Kadiviuiv, 
pi.  n.  -ooi'Tff,  a.  -lioiraj,  par. 
pres.  act.  of 

Kff9ci'i5ui,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  and  £u- 
itj  to  sleep)  to  sleep,  he  fusl 
asleep  ;  to  sleep  tlie  sUep  of  death, 
he  dead  ;  to  loiter,  slumber,  waste 
tim^ 

KaOcvpifia,  -Sto(,  r4,  (fr.  <cara  in- 
tens. and  tboioKui  to  find  out)  an 
invention,  discovery,  conirivance ; 
gain,  profit. 

Kadexpiu)  -Ul,  (fr.  same,  and  ci^uto 
cook)  to  hod  thoraughli/,  stew  ; 
to  soften,  miike  tender  ;  to  break,  I 
crumble,  reduce. 

Kadi\pnaii,  -to(,  Att.  -cwf,  i/,  (fr. 
last)  a  boiling,  stewing,  baking, 
cooking. 

KaOc'^iiioyiai  -u^si,  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  ci^iu'w,  which  soo. 

KaOcuoaov  -uv,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  impf. 
in-l.  Alt.  of  KfiOondui. 

KuOri,  Alt.  KdOn'u,  Ion.  for  xd^ir 
0(11,  2  sin.  —  K'«0//ra(,  3  /(in. 
pres.  inJ.  mid.  —  Ku.?;i<r^<,  inf 

—  K'li  'pcioi,  -71,  -ov,  [lar.  pres. 
mid.  of  xdOtt/jai. 

KaOnfidu)  -u,  (fr.  kitu  intens.  and 
nJn  youth)  t'l  he  i/inuig,  bloom. 

KaOriyciiiav,  -ivof,  o,  fj,  {fr.  next) 
It  guirle^  leader,  con/ltictor ;  a 
tenr.her,  initrurler  ;  a  counsellor^ 
adviser. 

KiOnyloimt  -oT^m,  (fr.  <far<)  along, 
and  liyioi/'H  to  load)  l/>  i;ui'le 
idonif  the  road,  Iri'l  Ihr  I'vii/,  rjm. 
duel  ;  to  precede,  go  Infore  ;  la 
preside,  direct. 

KnOijYI^hi,  -oTi,  h,  (fr.  same)  a 
guide,  lea'lrr,  rondwtnr ;  a 
tf'irher,  prrrrplir,  inntrurtrr. 

Kaflo'.uTiiO/w  -«,  (fr.  Karii  intcnx. 
^'56(  sw(ii!t,  and  Kiin^io  lo  en- 
dure) li  ind'tllfr  m  lu.iuri/  giir 
up  to  %r,il\fie'Uiiin,  lu!  delicate  ; 
to  wi.\tr  in  voluptuousness,  lose 
hi/  (fra/i/Icnfion. 

KaOnica,  -Of,  -£,  3  pi,  -itxav,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  KoOlniii. 

KaOnxn,  (import,  fr.  koO^ku  to 
hccomo)  it  is  proper,  TiglU,/it,it 
hrrones,  suits,  answers, 

TLaOiiKov,  -orrof,  tD,  (ncut.  of  ko' 


6)iKoiv,  par.  pres.  act.  of  next) 
decency,  propriety,  decorum  ;  fit- 
ness, suitableness,  convenience ; 
duty,  engagement,  business. 

Kadi'iKU),  (fr.  Kara  according  to, 
and  fiKui  to  come)  to  become,  be- 
fit, beseem,  be  proper  for  ;  to  suit, 
ft,  answer,  be  convenient ;  to  be- 
long, pertain  lo. 

KaOqKbir,  -ovca,  -ov,  (par.  pres. 
act.  oClast)  becoming, fit,  proper, 
seemly. 

KuOiiXdio  -d,  (fr.  Kara  by  means 
of,  and  i/Xos  a  nail)  lo  nail,  f List- 
en with  nails,  drive  a  nail ;  tofix, 
fasten  together. 

KaO)'i\vi<ris,  -10?,  Att.  -ruf,  fi,  (fr. 
last)  a  nailing,  fastening  iiilh 
nails  ;  a  joining,  putting  toge- 
tluT,  framing. 

KdOiiiiiii,  (fr.  Karii  downwards, 
and  ijfiai  to  sit)  to  sit  down,  sit 
on  the  ground ;  to  sit  idle  ;  to 
encamp,  besiege;  to  settle,  inha- 
bit, dwell,  pres.  impr.  mid.  Kn- 
drjao  or  kdOov.  impf.  mid.  eKaOi'i- 
I"}'',  -ao,  -TO. 

KaBfificvoi,  -tj,  -or,  par.  pres.  mid. 
of  lusl.  KaOi'ifici'OV  -rcbiov,  a  level 
plain. 

KaBrjitipar,  (fr.  Kara  according  to, 
an<i  i;/<f'po  a  day)  day  by  day, 
daily  ;  t  very  day,  constantly. 

KaOijiicpii&i,  -i),  -&v,  (fr.  same) 
itiiity^  happening  every  day. 

Ka'Oi)!',  -iji,  -ij,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
KuOi'v/"- 

KuOiipc,  Ion.  for  tKnOiipe,  3  sin.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  KaOaipui. 

KuOppiOnr,  by  Sysl.  for  KaOvp>'lO>)Vy 
1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  KaOiipi'univ, 
-co,  -TO,  pper.  ind.  pass,  of  ku- 
Oaipiii). 

KitOnaOiii,  pres.  inf.  inid.  —  K^- 
6i,ao,  pres.  im|)r.  mid.  —  Kn- 
Oi'/iTOfiat,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  KdOn- 
)iiii. 

K'lOjjirro,  Poet,  for  KnOr;ro,  whit  h 
Ion.  fur  iKaOi)TQ,  3  sm.  impf. 
mid.  of  KdOiifiai.  Or,  it  is  3 
sin.  of  KaOi'iaftriv,  ppcr.  pass,  of 

KoOii^U), 

KaOiupa,  -af,  -e,  1    a.    ind.  act.  of 

KltOfilTTIi). 

KaOinai,  3  pi.  Atl.  pres.  ind.  act 
of  KaOiri/jLi, 

KdOiffof,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  Karii  ac- 
cording to,  and  Vpiii  sweat) 
weary,  fatigued,  tired  ;  sweid- 
inc. 

KaOifpuyOiUj  -i7<ra,  -iv,  n.  pi.  -Iv- 
Ti(,   par.  I  a.  pass,  of 

KaOifipvviii  or  KiiOif'pvuiff,  -i<(7u>,  p. 
-vKa,  (fr.  KuT<]  downwards,  and 
ii^oi'bi  lo  nnal)  lo  set  down,  rniist 
tn  sit,  seat ;  lo  set,  place,  srtltr, 
fir  \  lo  Set  toifcther,  construct, 
build. 

K'lOiliiryof,  -f;,  -ov,  par.  pre",  pass, 
of  ifaO/r;/i(. 

KdOiiov  -oi'i',  -ii(  -ii(,  -II  -II, 
impf.  act.  af  Kidhiio  for  miOltnit. 

KaOiipAia  -io,  f.  -(dou,  (fr.  kuth  in- 
tens. and  'iio'iMi,  lo  rcmK-craln, 
ih.  i(p4<  holv)  to  dfdiriitr,  eonsi. 
rrair,  appoint  to  religious  use ; 
to  devote,  accurse,  damn. 
(307) 


Kafii'to-ar,  3  pi.  impf.  act.  of  ko- 

KaOi^aidi,  (fr.  Kara  downwards, 
and  (Jd'i'w  to  seat)  same  as  ito- 

Ka0(^£Tf,  2  |)1.  pres.  impr.  act.  — 
KaOi^fL',  Dor.  for  KaOi?^ov,  pres. 
impr.  mid.  —  KaOiluiv,  -ocaa, 
-ov,  in  a.  fern.  KaOi^ovcar,  par. 
pres.  act.  of 

KaOi'^ii),  f.  -Yffta),  p.  KCKaOiKu,  {fr. 
Kara  downwards,  and  I'^w  lo 
set)  to  set  down  upon,  seat, 
place,  lay ;  to  set  in  judgment, 
appoint  or  choose  a  judge,  put  on 
trial  ;  to  settle,  remain,  dwell, 
abide  ;  to  cause  or  force  to  do, 
set,  dispose  ;  as  K^aiovTa,  KaOi- 
Uii;  to  set  a  weeping.  1  a.  act. 
md.  tKadtoa,  impr.  KdOtaov, 
-dro),  in  2  pi.  KaOiaarc  sub.  ko- 
Oico),  -lis,  -n'  inf.  KaOicai'  par. 
KaOiirai.  pres.  ind.  mid.  kuQI^o- 
fiai.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  CKadiadixriv' 
nnpr.  Kadiaaf  sub.  KuOiVw/iai, 
-I),  -))rn(,in2  pi.  KuOiaijaOe. 

KaOitijii,  f.  -ijau),  p.  -tiKa,  (fr.  same, 
and  hjixi  to  send)  to  send  or  let 
down,  let  fall  or  drop  ;  to  have 
hanging  down,  suffer  to  remain 
hanging  down  ;  to  fathom,  sound, 
try  the  dipth  ;  to  explore,  try  to 
discover,  endeavour  lojind  out  ; 
to  set  an  ambush,  lie  in  wait,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  KaO^iKo.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  KaOtiv.  pres.  ind.  pass.  Ka- 
Oiejtai. 

KaOiKco,  Ion.  for  KaOtKov,  2  sin.  2 
a.  ind.  mid.  of  KuOiKvioitiu. 

KndtKiTcvov,  -£j,  -t,   impf.  act.   of 

KuOiKCTcvui,  fr.  KOTit  intens.  and 
'iKtTiiui,  which  Bee. 

KnOiKfiaitui,  (fr.  same,  and  iK/ialvu) 
In  sprinkle,  th.  iKfiai  a  drop)  to 
besprinkle,  bedew,  moisten;  to 
sleep,  soak  ;  to  soften. 

KaOiKiiOfiai,  f.  -l^ofiai,  p.  -i-yftai, 
(fr.  same,  and  'iKvioiiai  to  come) 
to  come  to,  arrive  at,  reach ;  to 
touch  ;  to  strike,  hit ;  to  bear  hard 
upon,  bear  iloiin. 

KdOi'fuj,  Dor.  for  KdOlaiif,  par.  1 
a.  act.  —  KnOi(ui,  -in,  -n.  Dor. 
for  KuOlow,  1  a.  .sub.  act.  —  Ka- 
0/fo),-£i5i  -£i)  Dor.  for  KuOiau),  1 
f.  ind.  act.  of  (kiOk^w. 

KiiOior/Kii,  All.  for  KaOiaofiai,  1  f. 
ind.  mid.  of  snmc. 

KdOirTKi^oi  and  KnOinitci'u),  (fr.  xa- 
Tii  inlcns.  :itiil  irnfiibi  lo  ride,  th. 
iriTf.f  a  liorsc)  lo  ride  idiout  ;  to 
ride  up  to ;  to  ride  over,  overrun, 
Irnmple  upon. 

KdOhT'ifii,  f.  mill.  -Ti'iaoiini,  (fr. 
KiiTi)  <l«wnw;iril«,  ami  litmin  lo 
lly)  lii.fli/  dnwn,fiy  nwiiy  or  i/ff"; 
lo  cottrrl  or  gather  into  afiii;ht  or 
crouxl. 

KnOlaai,  1  a.  inf  not.  —  KnOlaaf, 
•aiTa,-nv,  R.  -mivToi,  n.  pi-  -aav- 
TK,  par.  1  a.  net.  —  K'lWanrt,  2 
pi.  I  a.  impr.  art.  —  KaDiocaOc, 
2  pi.  I  f.  ind.  mid.  —  KoOlaneOc, 
2  pi.  2  a.  kuIp.  mid.  —  KnOloio, 
•li(,  -n,  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  KnOhui, 
-tl(,  -II,  pi.  -ffw/ifi',  -aiiTt,  -ouai, 
1  a.  sub.  act.  afiiaOi^ui, 


KA0 


KA0 


KAI 


KrfflTffif)  -loj,  Alt.  -fwt,  fi,  (Ir.  «.(i- 
6/^0)  to  scat)  the  posture  or  .t/'i/f 
o/siUing,  rest;  a  scat. 
K(iCi(r/«i,  -iirof,  ri,    (IV.    same)    u 

sitting,  rest ;  n  Sfiit. 
Kadiara,  by  Apoo.  IW  kuOIotiIOi, 
pres.    inipr.   aol.    of  KuOlaTti/u, 
Or,  it  is  coiUraclod  I'roiu  KuOia- 
rut,  pres.   impr.  act.   of  Kadta- 
Tiiw, 
KaOlaTSfiai,   -ruaai,   -rarai,  pres. 
iiul.   mid.  or  pass.  —  KiiOitrru- 
t'ai,   pres.  iiil".  act.  —  KaOijTiir, 
-ni)  -n,  iinpf.  act.  —  KaOlariioii', 
3  gin.   pres.  ind.   act.  of  KaBic- 
rrint. 
KaCioTou)  -w,  for  next,  par.  pres. 
act.  Ku0i<7ra'(i)i'  -(iv,  n.  pi.  cont. 
Krt^iffTuii'rtf. 
Ka0foTi7fii,    f.   KaTaoTfiau),    p.    Ka- 
OianiKa,   (fr.  kuTu   intens.    and 
icrrifti  to  set)  to  place,  S(tlle,Jix, 
bring   to   a  place,  ronvry,    con- 
duct;  to   moor,  cast  anchor;  to 
constitute,  appoint,  ordain,  esta- 
blish, render,  cause  to  he  ;  to  set 
a   going,   set    vp,    begin,  com- 
mence ;    followed  by  ctti,   to  set 
over,  give  authority  to,  pvt  into 
o^ce  or  command.     Kadiaraiiai, 
to  come  to  pass,  happen,  he,  eor. 
ist,   consist,   become  ;    to  set  or 
place  one's  self,  take  a  station. 
KaOioToiffa,  cont.  fr.   Kadiardovaa, 
n.   sin.   fem.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
KadioTau)  (or  KaOicTtjiJi. 
Ka6d,  (fr.  Kara  according  to,  and 
8{     which)     according    to    that 
which,  according  to  what,  in  a.s 
much  as,  as  to   this,  in  this  re- 
spect. 
KaBoStiyioi  -ui,  f.  -//(rui,  p.  KaOuiiij- 
yriKa,  (fr.  same,  bibi  a  road,  and 
dyw    to   lead)    to  bring  into  the 
way,  show  the  road,  guide,  lend 
down,  conduct  hack, 
Kddocos,  -01),  i;,    (fr.   same)  a  re- 
turn,   coming    hack;    a  return 
into  a  lost  path  ;  a  descent. 
KadoXtxig,  -ti,  -dv,  (fr.  same,  and 
SAoj  the  whole)  universal,  gene- 
ral. 
KaOiXov,  (fr.  same)  altogether,  en- 
tirely, wholly,  totally,  throughout; 
at  all;  on   the  whole,  iti  gene- 
ral. 
KaOo/iaXi^o),    f.   -terio,    (fr.    same, 
and  i/iaXdf  smooth)  to  smooth, 
plane,  level;   to  polish,  ciinlize, 
refine,  reclaim. 
'K.aOoiioXoyiw  -w,  f.  -);o-w,  (fr.  Kara 
intens.  and  hfioXoyiw  to  confess, 
th.  X/yw   to  speak)   to  acknow- 
ledge, grant,  confess,   own ;    to 
declare,    profess;     to    covenant, 
bargain,  agree;   to  promise,  en- 
gage, lietrolh.       KaOoiioXoyfOiiat 
-ovfiat,  to  pledge  one\  self,  vn- 
dertake,  betroth  or  engage  one's 
self. 
KadotrXi^tij,  f.  -Yew,  (fr.  same,  and 
oirXi'^ui  to  arm,  th.  St\ov  arms) 
to    arm    completely,    c/uip  tho- 
roughly,  pres.    pass.    ind.     k/i- 
BoTXa^Ofiai-    inf.    KaOorXi^ccOa 


KaOupiiio  -ui,  I.  -Saw,  p.  naOMpaKa, 
Alt.  KuOtwpaKii,  (fr.  Kara  down, 
wards,  and  6p<i'u>  to  see)  to  look 
down,  see  Jront  abiiii;  observe 
hinialh.  Or,  {Kara  intens.)  to 
ste  clturly,  bthold,  tlescry,  per- 
Cfire ;  to  understand,  compre- 
hend, know  clearly. 
RaOopfil^u),  f.  -Icu),  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  If ixl^M  to  anclior,  th. 
i)p/iUi  a  harbour)  to  arrive  at  port, 
anchor,  mflor. 
KaOipittov,  -ov,  tA,  (fr.  same,  and 
bofioi  a  necklace)  (i  ■nicklacc, 
chain,  collar,  or  any  such  orna- 
ment. 
KaOontvu)  -u),  f.  -licu,  (fr.  same, 
and  botdui  to  sanctify,  th.  oVios 
holy)  to  appoint  to  a  holy  pur- 
pose, sanctify,  consecrate ;  to 
dedicate,  devote,  qff'er  ;  to  atone, 
expiate ;  to  pledge,  promise,  en- 
gage solemnly. 
KnOdaov  and  KaO'  8aov,  (fr.  Kara 
according  to,  and  Hoos  how 
much)  171  as  much  as,  as  far  as, 
according  as,  as. 
KaOoTt,   (fr.   same,  and  on    that) 

and  that,  because. 
KdOov,  by  Cras.  for  KaOeo,  which 
by  Sync,  for  KiiOeao,  2  sin.  2  a. 
impr.  mid.  of /c«6fj;//i. 
Kddov,  by  Cras.  for  Kddto,  which 
by  Syst.    for   KuOno,  which   by 
Sync,  for  KaOijoo,  2  sin.  pres. 
impr.  of KaBrifu'- 
KaOi'lSpi^ii),  f.  -1(7(0,    (fr.   Karii   in- 
tens. and  ii^pi^o)  to  insult,  th. 
C/Jpis  an  affront)  to  affront,  of- 
fhul    designedly,    insult,     treat 
with  insolence;  to  provoke,  irri- 
tate ;    to    dishonour,     disgrace, 
treat  with  indignity  or  scorn. 
KdOvypos,  -ov,  b, »/,  (fr.  same,  and 
iiypbi  wet,  th.  viwp  water)  wa- 
tery, wcl,  moist,  humid,  damp. 
Kadviii'iu)  -h),  f.  -I'ldh),    (fr.  same, 
and  v^vo<i  a  hymn,    th.  K'ho>  to 
sing  of)  to  sing  hymns,  praise, 
celebrate,  extol. 
KaOvnipOc  or -Oev,  (fr.  Kara  down- 
ward,    and    vulp     over)   from 
above ;  cAove,  overhead,  on  the 
top. 
KaOi)7rv(5o;  -H,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  and 
{mvCu  to  sleep,  th.  ii-i/oj  sleep) 
to  fall  asleep,  sleep,  sleep  sound- 
ly, oversleep. 
KaOvTTOKpivoiiai,  fr.  same,  and  liro- 

Kpivofiat,  which  see. 
ViaOvartpioi  -H,  f.  -I'/ain,  p.  KaOva- 
TtprjKa,  (fr.  same,  and  varipih)  to 
be  deficient,  th.  varcpoi  latter)  to 
be  late,   be  behind,     arrive  late, 
delay  ;  to  fail,  fall  short,  he  de- 
ficient. 
KaOv(paivij>,  f.  -avS,  p.  KaOvipayKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  ixpaivdi,  to  weave) 
to  weave  along  with,  weave  toge- 
g  ether. 
KaOv(ficU,  -eiua,  -tv,  par.  2  a.  act. 
—  KofliK^jVOai,  2  a.  inf.   mid. 

per.  pass,  ind,  (ca0w7rXi<r//ai*par.  iKoOti^i';;//!,  f.  -ia(,>,  p.   -tiKa,    (fr. 
caduTrXia/KVof.  Kara,    intens.    ird    under,    and 

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Katfopy,  net.  —  KaOnpcinii,  pass.  3:     him  to  send)    to   send   privily, 
sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  of  suborn,    corrupt    privately ;    to 

sidimil,  yielit,  giir  way  ;  to  be- 


tray a  suit,  prevaricate,  shuffle  ; 
to  take  from,  withdraw,  subtract, 
diminish, 
KuOunXiaiilvos,  -v>  -">',  pur.  per. 

pass,  of  KaBonXl^w. 
Kadihf,  (fr.  Karti  according  to, 
and  oij  as)  according  as,  just 
as,  as, 
Kai,  and,  also,  likewise,  both  ; 
moreover,  farthir,  beside ;  al- 
though, though,  but,  yet ;  than; 
yea,  yes,  yet,  even ;  and  espe- 
cially, namity  ;  as,  so  as,  so  also, 
so,  hence,  therefore ;  or,  nor ; 
then ;  when ;  that,  to  the  end 
that,  in  order  that,  Kai  yi,  at 
least  however,  Kai  ii,  moreover, 
yea  also,  yes  even, 
Katdtai  and  Kiia'raf,  -ev,  b,  a 
dungeon,  vault,  prison  under 
ground;  a  pit,  into  «hich  at 
Sparta  criminals  were  ])ut  as  a 
punishment,  or  their  bodies  were 
thrown  .after  execution. 
Kaiu^as,  -ov,  b,  Caiaphaa  a  man's 

name. 
Kaiyc,  see  in  kqi. 

Kate,  Ion.  for  Ikou,  3  sin.  impf. 
act.  —  KaiETdi,  3  sin.  pres.  ind. 
mid.  of  Ku id), 
KaiKias,  -ov,  b,  an  east  or  riortJt- 
east  wind,  so  called  by  the 
Greeks ;  by  the  Latins,  Cce- 
cias. 
Katv,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  Cain,  a  man's 

name. 
Ka'ivuv,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 

n\me. 
Kairia,  a.  of 
Kaivtiis,  -foj,  b,  Cceneus,  a  man's 

name. 
Kama,  -as,  >%  (fr.  Kuhv^t  to  con- 
quer)    conquest,     victory,     tri- 
umpn. 
Kaii'i'fio,  f.  -((TOJ,  Att.  -iG,  (fr.  Kai- 
rdi  new)  to  renew,  restore,  revive, 
repeat, 
Kad'h,  -iSoi,  fi,  (fr.  Katvo)  to  kill) 

death. 
Katvo-rrjym,    -io;    -oiii,   b,    i'/,    (fr. 
Kaiioi  new,  and  nfjyvviii  to  fast- 
en )  lately  matte,  new, 
Katvoxfiii<i)V,  -oi'oj,  b,  }/,  (fr.  ne.xt, 
and  nrifia  a  lo?s)  lately  afflicted, 
unaccustomed  to  sorrow. 
Kanos,  -hi  -bv,   (perhaps   fr.    koI 
and,   and  vvv  now)  new,  fresh, 
modem ;    young  ;    strcnge,  un- 
usual ;    repaired    refreshed,   re- 
newed;   repeated,    done   again; 
other,  diffident  from  the  former. 
comp.  Kaivdrcpos,  sup.  -drnrof. 
Katvirris,  -nros,  f/,  (fr.  last)  new- 
ness, freshness  ;  novelty,  strange- 
ness ;   a  new  tiling  or  matter,  d. 
Kaii6r7]Ti. 
KaivoTofitu)  -<3,  f.  -I'jffo),  (fr.  same, 
and  Tiiivu)  to  cut)  to  make  new, 
renew;    to  change,   alter,   iyino- 
vote,  introduce  new  customs. 
ViaivoTOjiia,  -as,  h,   (f""-   same)  w>- 
velty ;  allr.rutiori,  change  ;  tnrw- 
valion,  revolution. 
Kaivovpyio)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  tpyov 


KAI 


KAK 


KAK 


work)  to  make  new^  iffecl  a 
change,  alter ;  to  desire  alteration 
or  revolution. 

Katvovpyof,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same)  a 
contriver  of  novelli/,  inventor^  dis- 
coverer. Yioivov^yhv,  to,  newness, 
sirangaiess,  novelty. 

Katvo(pii>vla,  -as,  >'),  (fr.  same,  and 
^(jifl  voice)  newness  of  words  or 
phrases;  the  introduction  of  new] 
expressions. 

Kalvvfii,  (fr.  naiVu  to  destroy)  to 
conquer,  excel,  exceed,  surpass. 
2  a.  act.  ind.  ckSvov  inf.  Kavctv, 
JEol.  KavTii: 

Kai'rt),  to  destroy,  ruin  ;  to  kill. 

KatOfiivtiat,  Ion.  for  Kaiojxivais,  d. 
pi.  feni.  of  Katdficios,  -r),  -ov, 
par.  pres.  act.  —  Kainro,  Ion. 
for  tKalovTo,  3  pi.  impf.  pass.  — 
Ka('on7(,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

Kai'irip,  (fr.  nal  and,  and  n-cp 
though)  although,  yet,  albeit, 
however. 

Kaip^os,  -a,  -oy,  (fr.  icatpdi  oppor- 
tunity) timely,  seasonable,  op- 
portune, well-timed  ;  commodi- 
ous. Jit,  convenient,  proper  ;  fw- 
tal,  deadly,  mortal. 

Katp-jtis,  -tcaa,  -tv,  (fr.  icaTpo;  a 
warp)  woven^  well-woven. 

Kaipdi,  -ov,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  Kvpui  to 
happen)    occasion,    opportunity, 
occurrence,   juncture  ;    conveni- ! 
enrc  of  time  or  place,  seasonahle-\ 
nets,  Jitnets,  propriety,   utility  ;\ 
proper     time,     present     circum-\ 
.stances  or  co7ivtnience ;    a  time 
or   season;   a  festival,  anniver- 
sary ;     circumstance,    situation, 
slate,  condition  ;  emergency,  sea- 
son of  distress,  extremity,  calami- 
ty ;  liahitity,  exposed  state  ;  food, 
jirovuion,  sustenance ;    mo<lera- 
iion,  forbearance,     Kif  xatpdv,  cv 
Kaip-n,  in  time,  seasonalily,  oppor- 
tunely. 

KaTpa;,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  Ktlpw 
to  clip)  a  warp,  that  is  the 
yarn  or  threads  wound  on  the 
beam  in  a  loom,  a  web  in  the 
loom. 

Katpoaiwi',  by  Metath.  for  k-atpoca- 
oivv,  g.  pi.  fcm.  of  Katp6ct(. 

KaipoTTipiiD  -ut,f.  -rjnw,  (fr.  xaipif 
opportunity,  and  rrjoiw  to  watch) 
to  attenil,  be  vigilant,  watch  op- 
portunity, take  time  by  the  fore- 
lock. 

Kiiip6<o  -w,  (fr.  Ka7pof  a  warn)  to 
warp,  ret  a  warp,  fix  the  yam  or 
thr tails  in  a  loom  ;  to  weave. 

Kaiuito,  'aftf,  o,  (Jttsar,  n  man  a 
n.ime. 

Kiiit-ipua,  -a(,  //,  Cttsarea,  the 
nam«  of  a  city. 

Ka/roi,  (fr.  K'lt  and,  and  rol  al- 
though) nrul  truly,  inrUftt ;  Intt^ 
yet,  hmwi'-r ;  though  truly ^ 
though  indeed,  aWiough  ;  there- 
fore. 

Kairoiyt,  (fr.  fsmo,  ami  yt  Inily) 
although,  though  indeed  ;  how- 
ever. 

Kalui,  f.  Kaiaiji,  p.  xltavKa.  to  bum, 
consume;    to  sacrifice,  ourn  vic- 


tims ;  to  kindle,  light  up,  stt  oti 
fire ;  to  infiame  with  desire,  bum 
with  emotion,  love,  be  in  love. 
pur.  ind.  pass.  KiKavjtai.  1  a 
ind.  pass.  ci:avOt]v.  1  f.  pass 
ind.  KavOi'iaonaf  sub.  KavOi'iCtxi- 
;<ai,  ri,  -rirai,  not  common  ;  2  a. 
ind.  pass.  iKdr)v,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
ixavca,  and  iKjia. 

KaK,  for  KaKii,  neut.  pi.  ;  or  Dor. 
for  KaKfi,  fem.  sin.  of  KOKds. 

KaKdyytXas,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Kucij  bad, 
and  dyyeXoi  a  messenger)  a  bad 
7nessenger,  jnessenger  of  evil. 
Adj.  ill-boding. 

KoKayopla,  KaKayopoi,  Dor.  for  ato- 
Ktiyopia,  KaKi'iyopos. 

KyiKdi'/ui  -i5,  Laconic  for  oKovdu), 
to  sharpen,  whet ;  to  excite,  rouse, 
instigate. 

Ka».(if,  a.  pi.  fem.  also  Dor.  for  tca- 
/o){,  g.  sin.  fem.  of  KaK6s. 

KqKtT,  (by  Cras.  for  kqi  and,  and 
cKtt  there)  and  there,  there  also, 
even  there. 

K<fKuOci',  (by  Cras.  for  xal  and, 
and  cKiWcv  from  thence)  and 
thence,  from  thence. 

KoKctOi,  (fr.  same,  and  rxcTfli 
thence) /ro)«  titencc. 

KqiKclvoi,  for  Kat  and  cctaof. 

KaKttai,  (by  Cras.  for  Koi  and,  and 
cKuat  thither)  and  thither,  and 
there. 

KoKiiparoi,  -ov,  b,  )'/,  (fr.  Kaxiii  ill, 
and  (fiTifi'i  to  speak)  ill-spoken  of; 
low,  mean,  obscure,  vile,  worth- 
less. 

KaKTjyopiij)  -d,  (fr.  same,  and  ayo- 
ptvui  to  discourse,  th.  ayopa  the 
market)  to  speak  ill  of,  slandir, 
calumniate ;  to  abuse,  revile. 

KaKrjyopta,  -ai,  //,  (fr.  same) 
abuse,  bail  language  ;  slander, 
calumny. 

Kaxt'iyooos,  -ov,  o,  li,  (fr.  same) 
foul-mouthed,  abusive  ;  slander- 
ous, calumnious ;  a  slanderer. 

KaxrircXiiji -ui,  (fr.  same,  andniXu) 
to  be)  to  he  ailing,  be  indisposed, 
be  in  bail  health. 

KaKJjf,  Ion.  for  xaKais,  d.  pi.  fem. 
of  KaK6i. 

KaKta,  -ai,  f/,  (fr.  xaxif  bad)  bad- 
ness ;faultiness,  pravily  ;  a  fault, 
defect ;  evil  u-ickrdncss,  vice ; 
malice,  miscliief;  laziness^  sloth  ; 
cnwardirr,  timidity  ;  trouble,  nf- 
fiirtion,  calamity  ;  disgrace,  scan- 
dal, ignominy. 

KaKl^ta,  f.  -Haul,  (fr.  Kaxis  bad)  to 
injure^  wrong,  impair,  hurl ;  to 
disp'irnze,  defame,  malign,  slan- 
der ;  to  rrvile,  upliraid,  reproach. 
KtiKl^nuni,  In  fad,  lie  deficirnt ; 
to  be  idle  or  lasy  ;  to  l>e  worthless 
or  good  far  notlnni;  ;  to  lirluivr 
cowardly,  I  a.  inf.  art.  xaKloat, 
par.  prr«.  paxM.  >rnKi^r<;ici'o<. 

Kdtioy,  n<;ut.  of  kok/uii',  romp,  of 
kiik6(. 

Kinttant,  1  a.  inf.  art.  of  xaxl^u. 

KdKIOTOf,  -t),  -or,   HUp.   of  Kiltif, 

Kaxliav,  -oi'Of,  0,  !/,  omfi.  of  name. 
KoKKiilSa,  -ii(,  fi,  a  partridge. 
KaKKuilri,  -nf,  li,  a  pti,  kittle  ;  an 
eartlfn  pnl  or  rmrk. 
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KuvKci'ci  I',  pres.  inf.  act.  —  Kax/cti- 

ovTti,  n.  pi.  mas.  par.  pres.  act. 

of 
Kan'Kcfui,  by  Sio\.  Sync,  for  koto- 

Kciu),  which  see.  jiar.  pres.  act. 

KaKKciotv,  -ovca,  -ov. 
KaKKi(pd\Tii,  for  Kal  ck  Ki(pa\rjs,  see 

KcipaXt'i. 
KaKKijai,  by  Sync,  for  KaTaKjjai,  I 

a.  ihf  act.  of  KaraKato). 
KaKKdpvOa,   for    Kara  Kdpvda,   see 

Kdpvi. 
KaKKopt<priv,  for  Kara  K0pv(Pr)V,  Sce 

KOOViplj. 

KaKKpVTTThiv,  for  KaTaKpv-rrojr,  par. 
pres.  act.  of  KaraKpizTu). 

KaKo^aifiiay,  -ovoi,  h,  >),  (fr.  xaKoi 
bad,  and  Suifiuiv  a  genius)  ill- 
faied,  ill-starred,  unlucky ;  un- 
fortunate, wretched,  miserable; 
infatuated,  foolish. 

KoKo^offoi  -(3,  (fr.  Kanui  bad,  and 
&d^a  opinion)  to  think  erroneous- 
ly, form  a  wrong  opinion,  be 
mistaken  ;  to  lie  under  an  ill  re- 
port, bear  a  bad  character  ;  suf- 
fer under  calumny. 

KaKdlo^os,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  of 
no  estimation,  of  had  repute; 
low,  me.an,  base. 

KaKoepyii,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  same,  and 
f'pyoi'  work)  ivicked,  mLichicvous, 
malicious;  a  mischief-maker ;  an 
evil-doer,  malefactor. 

KaKo^ijXIn,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
^iiXos  zeal)  zeal  in  a  bad  cause, 
mi'<takcn  zeal,  evil  imitation, 

KaKi^nXos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
rival  in  error,  depraved  imitator; 
imitating  follies. 

KaKo^iota,  -ai,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
^<j^  life)  an  unhappy  life,  wreldt- 
edness,  misery. 

KaKor)Otia,  -as,  i'/,  (fr.  same,  and 
T/Oos  habit)  a  bad  habit,  evil  man' 
7iers  or  morals ;  a  depraved  dis- 
position, malignity,  malice. 

KaKoyidiis,  -los  -ovf,  h,  t),  (fr.  same) 
ill-disposed,  rvil-inclined,  mali- 
cious, mischievous. 

KaKoBtifiooivrj,  -»/f,  li,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^I'lfiwv  a  heap,  th.  rlOiiiii 
to  arrange)  neglect,  negligence  ; 
indolence,  laziruss,  slovenli- 
ness. 

KaKoOi'muv,  -ovos,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same) 
negligent,  imlolent,  slothful,  slo- 
venly. 

KaKolXwv,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same,  and 
'iXior  Troy)  iU-falcil  Ilium, 
wretched  l\ny. 

Knuula,  Ion.  for  KaKOv,  g.  nin.  — 
Knito'tci,  Ion.  fur  kokoIs,  A\  pi.  of 

KIlKis. 

KaKoufpStia,  -a(,  //,  (fr.  kokAs  bad, 
and  <(/pA(j5  gain)  iU-i;otlen  gain. 

KnKOKlpMlrici,  Ion.  for  KiiKuxtpihi- 
ni(,  d.  pi.  of  last. 

Ka«ro<ri'a/ii>;,  •ov,b,  i),  Dor.  for 

Ka«f(!»c»;;iof,  -ov,  b,  ii,  (fr.  Kaxif 
bail,  and  Kn'ifin  I'x'  leg)  wtak- 
Itgged,  with  small  Irgs. 

KaKoXoyih)  -oi,  f.  -/laio,  p.  KixaKO- 
\6yriKn,  (fr.  Kanic,  and  \(yu>  to 
uprak)  In  fjirak  rvdof,  slander, 
C'lhtmnirUr,  hurkbilr ;  to  rrvilr^ 
ahwr,  rrjiTonrh,   vphraid^  taunt. 


KAK 

1  a.  ntt.  tcaii'oX(>)'r;(r<i-  inf.  khku- 

R<)in>/ii;;^i(i'(i(,  -OW)  6,  i;,  (I'r.  sanip, 
ami  ftii^ay!)  a  marliinc)  ini.i- 
rhievotii,  miscfnrt'-mdkiiig ;  a 
coiitrit<cr  of  fii7»,  plotttr  of  mis- 
chitf, 
KiiKOfitXla,  -iif,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
bfiiXtn  ronversaiion)  bad  compa- 
ny, CI  i/  conimuniration. 
Kak-diin^Ooi,  -ov,  A,  >),  (fr.  same, 
and  juivOoi-  toil)  Inbotiriyig  irick- 
rdly,  tolling  to  a  bad  purpose  ; 
toiling,  vretchcd. 

Kaxor,  -or,  rb,  (ncut.  of  KoKd^  bad) 
(J  had  or  fii7  thing;  fnischirf, 
detriment,  damage,  loss,  hurt ; 
affiirtion,  misfortune,  evil,  ad- 
rvrsily. 

Kaxdyofioi,  -oi<,  o, »;,  (fr.  same,  niui 
j'(!/<os-  law)  having  bad  laws,  ill 
regulated,  badly  governed. 

KaKo-rdBtia,  -af,  >;,  (fr.  Kuvd;  ill, 
and  irdOoi  feeling,  th.  T;aax<^  to 
suffer)  endurance  of  evil,  suffer- 
ing under  misfortune,  vexation, 
grief,  trouble,  affliction,  tro ; 
endurance  of  evil,  ill  treatment, 
abuse. 

KnKovaOiu)  -5,  f.  -iftroi,  p.  kckoxo- 
TtddtjKa,  (fr.  same)  to  avffir  evil 
or  affliction,  be  .afflicted,  undergo 
misfortune,  fall  under  cidamity  ; 
to  endure  or  sustain  affliction, 
bear  adversity,  support  misery.  1 
a.  act.  ind.  cKaKOTzdOijira'  impr. 
KaKOTTudticor,  -drw. 

KaKOTTaOiif,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
sneering  under  affliction,  en- 
during misfortune,  unfortunate, 
miserable,  wretched. 

KaKdirarpii,  -tio;,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  TTariip  father,  or  rrarpij  coun- 
try) base-henrn,  ill-descended,  of 
no  family,  mean,  low;  unfor- 
tunate in  hi<i  country,  whose 
country  is  a  disgrace,  a.  Kaxd- 
Tarpiv. 

KaKOToia,  -ag,  >;,  (fr.  same,  and 
iTottu)  to  do)  wickedness,  mischief; 
vice,  sin  ;  harm,  hurt,  injury. 

KaKOiToiu)  -u),  f.  -I'laiii,  p.  KiKuKOKoir)- 
Ka,  (fr.  same)  to  do  ill,  act  wick- 
edly ;  to  do  harm,  injure,  annoy, 
hurt ;  to  spoil,  lay  waste.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  cKOKOTolriaa'  inf  koko- 
rot^aai. 

KaKOTToiritTts,  -lof,  Att.  -cwf,  ^,  (fr. 
same)  an  emt  deed,  wickedness  ; 
mischief,  harm,  hurt,  injury,  ill 
treatment. 

KaKoirotii,  -ou,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
mischievous,  wicked;  ill-diiposeft, 
malicious,  malignant ;  a  male- 
factor, evil-doer, 

Kaadrovi,  -oiof,  b,  f],  (fr.  same, 
and  TTovs  the  foot)  tveak  in  the 
feet,  gouty  ;  having  had  or  mis- 
shapen fiet,  rluli-fmted. 

KaKOTpayltj)  -w,  f.  -j/cui,  (fr.  same, 
and  -zpdaau)  to  do)  to  be  eloing 
badly,  straggle  with  misfortune, 
be  unfortunate. 

lHaKovpuyia,  -aj,  r),  (fr.  same)  evil 
eleaiing,  miscon/lucl,  ill  behaviour; 
unliappiiirMj  misfortune,  adver- 


KAK 

KuKO'^ipdyfii.ov,  -oi'Of,  h,  li,  (fr. 
same)  an  evil-doer,  bud  liver; 
injurimts,  mischietvus,  wicked, 
per/i<lious. 

KaKopfiaifita,  -a(,  i),  (fr.  same,  ami 
jidTTTu)  to  tack  tojjclhfr)  the  con- 
trivance ofjiiischicl',  iiivenliun  of 
hurt;  a  nicked  device,  scheme, 
plot ;  a  stratagem,  snare,  am- 
bush. 

KaKd(,-fi,  -i),  ^perhaps  fr.  x''^'^ 
to  give  way  m  battle)  bud  in 
every  fcnse,  cowardly,  timid, 
da.ttardly,  jAisillanimnns  ;  weak, 
feeble,  infirm ;  bad,  ill,  naught, 
inirthlcss,  vile;  eiul,  sinful,  ^L■ick- 
eil,  immoral,  depraved ;  mis- 
chievous,  hurtful,  injurious,  per- 
nicious, afflictive,  sore ;  hostile, 
adverse;  malicioui^,  spiteful;  trou- 
blcsotnc,  vexatioits,  grievous  ;  ill 
boding,  dire,  dismed,  ominous, 
unlucky,  unfortunate;  ugly,  de- 
formed ;  base,  mean,  igiwble ; 
lazy,  slothful,  slovenly,  comp. 
KoKwrcpos,  and  kokiuiv,  sup.  ku- 
Kiarof, 

KaKda-nXayx^'OS,  -ov,  b, »/,  (fr.  last, 
and  ar)idyxvov  the  bowels) 
tnnid,ftarful. 

KaKiaroiio;,  -ov,  i,  )i,  (fr.  same, 
and  ori^a  a  month)  evil  spoken, 
malevolent,  abusive. 

KaKdraf:,  -aro;,  i),  Dor.  for  kokotih. 

Ka»iOTf;^)'/a)  -ui,  (fr.  same,  and 
t/j^i'j;  artifice)  to  contrive  mis- 
chief  plot,  intrigue  ;  to  corrupt, 
seduce,  suborn,  persuade  to  evil. 

KaKonxvia,  -nj,  /;,  (fr.  same)  any 
bad  art  or  evil  practice ;  mis- 
chief,  injury,  wrong,  harm ; 
treachery,  perfidy. 

KaK<irf;^'ios-,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same) 
mischievous,  injurious ;  mali- 
cious, spiteful,  striving  to  hurt  ; 
treacherous,  perfdious. 

KaK(5r>;5,  -rjroi,  1),  (fr.  KaK&g  bad) 
cowardice,  timidity,  pusillani- 
mity ;  idleness,  sloth,  laziness ; 
badness,  worthlessness,  vileness ; 
baseness,  meanness ;  vice,  wick- 
edness, sin ;  mischief,  injury, 
wrong.  KaKdniTi,  d.  —  KaKorti- 
Ta,  a.  sin. 

KaKOvpyih)  -d,  (fr.  same,  and  ipyov 
work)  to  work  evil;  to  hurl,  in- 
jure, damage ,  to  cozen,  cheat,  de- 
fraud; to  beguile,  corrupt,  seduce. 

KaKovpyin,  -a?,  i';,  (fr.  same)  mis- 
chief, hurt,  damage  ;  improbity, 
wickedness  ;  dishonesty,  knavery, 
fraud. 

KoKovpyoi,  -ov,  b,  '/,  (fr.  same) 
wicked,  mischievous,  malicious  ; 
an  evil-doer,  malefactor. 

Kaffou^/o)  -u,  f.  -I'lcu),  p.  KCKaKOV- 
Xnx",  ('"'■•  KnKrif  bad,  and  ixo>  to 
hold)  to  treat  ill,  evil-entreat, 
maltreat,  hareiss,  ojjpress,  afflict. 

KaKovxia,-ai,)j,  (fr.  same)  unjust 
treatment,  injury,  mischief;  ill 
lieallh,  ha/l  habit. 

KaKovxot'i'Cvoi,  -t),  -ov,  par.  prcs. 
pass.  cont.  of  kukovx''^- 

KoKoijipSirii,  -ioi  -OMj,  b,  >;,  (fr. 
KriKii  evil,  and  (ppd^o>  to  liiink, 
th.  tpofjv  the  mind)  evil-minrled, 
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KAK 

of  a  bad  heart,  ill-disposed,  ma- 
licious, mischievous ;  wunanner- 
ly,  rude. 

K.aKo>fipoa\iyt),  -i)t, ,),  (fr.  same)  evil 
tlwught,  wicked  imagination; 
insanity,  madness. 

KaKdiLpwy,  -oros.  b,  i';,  (fr.  same) 
evil-mi7idril,  ill-disposed,  mali- 
cious ;  insane,  mad. 

KaKdvapros,  -ov,  6,  !j,  (fr.  same, 
a.ndxnipuj  to  rejoice)  rejoicing  in 
otlur^s  7nisery,  malicious,  malevo- 
lent. 

KaKoxpd<rnm,-ovoi,b, i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  xpdoiiai  to  use)  practising 
ill,  doing  evil,  bael,  wicked,  lewd, 
immoral. 

KoKoxvula,  -as,  !,,  (fr.  same,  and 
XvtiOi  juice,  th.  y/.j  to  pour)  a 
redundance  of  bad  humours,  un- 
healthy secretion. 

KaK64'oyos,-ov,b.li,  (fr,  same,  and 
i^/yu  to  blame)  abusive,  slander- 
ous, reproachful,  calumnious. 

KaKoilvxof,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same, 
and  4vxh  soul)  pusillanimous, 
cowardly. 

Ka^du  -a,  f.  -(io-o),  (fr.  xa/cdf  bad) 
to  corrupt,  deprave;  to  injure, 
hurt,  damage,  spoil;  to  wft.ite, 
ravage,  destroy;  to  afflict,  vex, 
harass,  oppress  ;  to  evil-entreat, 
treat  ill,  disquiet,  molest  ;  to  dis- 
ajfect,  make  ill.qffected  or  dis- 
contented. 1  a.  ind.  act.  cku- 
Kwaa. 

KaKTdficvai,  by  Sync,  for  KaraKrd- 
fttvai,  which  Dor.  for  KaraKrel- 
vai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  KoktSvc, 
by  Dor.    Sync,    for  KardKTuvc, 

2  a.  impr.  act.  or  for  KartKTavt, 

3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  —  Kdic- 
reivt  by  Sync,  for  KariKTeivc, 
3  sin.  impf.  or  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
KaTaKTclvoi. 

KdKTog,  -ov,  fi,  a  certain  thorny 
plant ;   an  artichoke  ;  a  thistle. 

KefKTovTOv,  Dor.  for  Kal  ck  roirov, 
viz.  i^pdvoi),  andfrom  thence,  and 
from  that  time. 

KaKuru),  (fr.  xaKOi  bad)  to  aduU 
tvrate,  corrupt ;  to  debase,  dislio- 
vour. 

KaKxevaat,  by  Sync,  for  Korap^tB- 
eai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  Karayho. 

KuKwi,  (fr.  KaKii  bad)  ill,  badly, 
wickedly ;  injuriously,  wrong- 
fully, hvrlfuUy ;  rudely,  con- 
temptuously, uncivilly ;  amiss, 
wrong,  to  no  purpose  ;  with  diffi- 
culty, hardly,  scarcely ;  unhap- 
pily, unfortunately,  wretchedly, 
miserably.  KaKuis  itoiiia,  to  in- 
jure, treat  ill.  KaxCis  ciitifh 
not  to  knoii),  be  not  aware. 

KaKwirni,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  K.aKii<TOv- 
ai,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  Koku- 
owv,  par.  1  f.  act.  of  KaKdia. 

K0(fW(71f,  -(OS,  All.  -tttli,  >h  ("•   Ko- 

k6w  to  injure,  th.  xaKis  bad)  ill 
treatment,  oppression,  vexation, 
etffliction.  a.  kukoioiv. 
KaKiircpos,  -a,  -op,  comp.  of  KaKds- 
KaKoirlKbi,-t),-iv,  (fr.  xaKuif  cvW, 
th.  KuKos  bad)  ill-disposed,  spite- 
ful, m'dicious;  injurious,  hurt- 
ful, norious. 


KAA 

KaXa,  pi.  of  Ka\ov. 

KaXa,  (fr.  KaAof  fairj  well ;  in 
good  lime,  seasonahli/,  oppor- 
tunely. 

KaXajiiis,  KaXa/3an7j,  KaAa^ajrjjf, 
-ov,  h,  same  as  acKdXnjioi,  an 
eft,  newt  or  lizard  ;  ajisli  like  a 
lizard ;  a  spider. 

Ka\a(ipi^w,  to  turn  Calabrian,  live 
like  a  Calahrian. 

KdXado;,  -ov,  b,  a  basket,  hamper^ 
pannier  ;  a  work-hasket. 

Ka'Xai;,  b,  a  kindof  stune  ;  a  sail. 

KaXafiaia,  -ag,  fj,  and  K.a\a^a7oi', 
-ov,  ri,  (fr.  KuXdfii]  straw)  the 
smallest  of  the  insects  called 
cicatla,  grasshopper,  froghoppcr 
or  flea-lociist ;  a  brooch  or  pin 
like  this  insect. 

KaXdfiaios,  -a,  -ov,  and  KuXa^ivo;, 
-17,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  of  straw,  or 
ttulMe. 

KaXandonat  -w/iai,  (fr.  same)  to 
gather  the  straw  or  stubble;  to 
glea7i  either  com  or  grapes  ;  to 
spoil,  phinfUr,  carry  all  qff'clean. 

KaXu/itvTuf,  -a,  b,  Dor.  for 

KaXaficuTrii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  KaXdfiii 
straw)  a  reaper. 

KuXrt/xtTJu),  f.  -cvaui,  (fr.  same)  to 
reap. 

KaXS/trj,  -175,  and  Dor.  KaXd/ta, 
-ut,  ^,  (fr.  KdXafiog  a  reed) 
straw,  stubble,  the  slalk  of  grain  ; 
any  thing  dry  and  shrivelUd;  a 
person  decayed  by  age  ;  a  corpse, 
dead  body. 

KaXu/iM'flij,  -7)j,  1^,  calamint,  voild 
pentiyroyal,  catsmint. 

KaXajiliiOtoi,  -ov,  b,  a  kindof  small 
frog. 

KaXafitvof,  -rj,  -ov,  (fr.  xdXafjoi  a 
reed)  reedy,  like  1  reed. 

KaXafiift  -iiof,  !/,  (fr.  same)  ajish- 
ing  rod  ;  a  case  for  ptru  or  reeds, 
inkhorn. 

KaXaftiaKOf,  -ov,  b,  (dim.  of  next) 
a  small  reed. 

KdXifiof,  -OV,  b,  a  reed,  cane  ;  stalk 
or  Item  nf  vegetables  ;  straw, 
stubble  ;  a  pen ;  a  pipe,  Jlazeo- 
tet ;  a  tuig,  rod,  wand,  mca- 
turing  rod  or  pole ;  a  jishing- 
rod  ;  a  shaft,  arrow. 

KiXafioarcipiuiv,  f!.  pi.  of 

KaXaiioan(fih(,  -iof  -oii(,  b,  i'/,  (fr. 
xaXn/jof  a  reed,  an<l  ariijun  lo 
crown)  rroiimtd,  begirt  or  sur- 
rounded with  reeds. 

KaXtfiuTrn,  -ov,  b,  an  eft  or  nrut. 

KoXfiVifiir,  'fj-,,  Alt.  -luii.  If,  n  lung 
drt  worn  by  the  Fcr- 

«i:i  vplmnf. 

KaXai'Ririt,  -iri<i,  i',,  litUirrge,  vitri- 
fied lead,  nn  ( .ill<M  from  Calau- 
rin  or  Calabria. 

KaXniooi,  -1-1-.,  p',,  (fr.  itHXav  a 
»li  '  '  ',  nn<l  ^lv>  lo 

brn    ,  <  rrook, 

KaX/fffitoi, -ffi-r,  Poet.  Ifjr  tudXrO' 
Kov,  impf.  f.f  KaXtoKu,  Ion.  Ir>r 
KiiXiii. 

KaXtt,  3  sin.  —  KnXt7Tr,  2  pi,  «mt. 
pre*,  in'l.  ai-i.  —  KnXtti',  act.  — 
KaXr7ir()ii(,  pnsH.  prrg,  inf.  cont 
—  KnXirrai,  3  sin.  —  KaXs'nrrat, 
3  pi.  roni.   prri.    inrf.  pn's.  — 


KAA 

KaXoii',  fern.  -Xovea,  n.  —  Ka- 
XovvTOi,  g.  cont.  par.  prcs.  act. 
—  KaXoii/ifiof,  -;;,  -01 ,  par.  pres. 
pass.  cont.  of  »:<iXf(j, 

KaXei'/icrai,  Poet,  for  KaXifttvai, 
whicli  Dor.  for  —  KoXeii',  prcs. 
inf.  act.  cont.  —  KuXcoifir;*',  pres. 
opt.  pass.  —  KaX/oiffi,  Dor.  for 
KdXovot,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  KdXfov,  Ion.  for  eKdXtov, 
impf.  act.  of  jcuXf'u). 

KaXf'oiTtj,  -u)V,  01,  straight  sticks 
whicli  support  tlie  web  in  the 
loom. 

KaXfoi'Ti,  Dor.  for  KaXiovai,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  »faXf'u>. 

KaXicai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  KaXiaaa' 
for  KaXiaaca,  feni.  of — KaXf- 
aai,  -aca,  —iv,  g.  -edvTos,  a. 
-ddvTa,  n.  pi.  -aavTCi,  par.  1  a. 
act.  —  Ku'Xfffoi',  2  pi.  -aart,  1  a. 

impr.   act KnX/o-ijrt,  i  pi.   1 

a.  sub.  act.  —  ViaXicw,  -ti;,  -tc, 
3  pi.  -covai,  1  f  ind.  act. — 
KaXiaadjitvoi,  Poet,  for  kaXfca- 

fitvoi,   par.   1   a.  mid KaXtV- 

(raroiKaX/ffffairo,  Ion.  and  Poet, 
for  ticaXiaaTo,  3  sin.  and  ticaXf- 
aavTo,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
KaX/u. 

KaXti'/iai,  in  3  pi.  KaXtfvrai,  Dor. 
for  KaXovfiai,  pres.  ind.  pas?, 
cont.  and  KuXoPirui,  3  pi.  cont. 
of  same  —  KaXtPiro,  Dor.  for 
CKaXovi'To,  3  pi.  impf.  pass.  cont. 
of 

KaXiu)  -w,  f.  -»Vu)  and  -j/tru,  p.  xi- 
KXtjKa,  to  call,  summon,  cite,  send 
for,  bid,  invite;  to  name,  ad- 
dress ;  to  acknowledge,  ov;n  ;  to 
call  upon,  invoke,  implore,  be- 
seech ;  to  proclaim,  declare.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  £«:riXt<ru' impr.  KaXiaoi; 
-drill'  int.  KaXiaaf  par.  KaXiaag. 
per.  ind.  pass.  KUXrifiai.  1  a. 
md.  pass.  cKXt'iOriv.  1  f.  pass. 
KXriOi'iaofiai  and  KXtOi;aofiai. 

KaX)';/JCia(,  Dor.  and  Poet,  for  Ka- 
Xr;i'a(,  pres.  inf.  act.  —  KaXi;- 
fiivoi,  JEo\.  for.  KaXovjiivoi,  par. 
pres.  pass.  cont.  of  xaXiin.  Or 
It  is  par.  pres.  pass,  of 

K.dXTifit,  same  as  KaXfui. 

KaXfiTwp,  -opos,  b,  (fr.  nnXioi  to 
call)  1  caller,  crier.  Adj.  clcir, 
loud,  sonorous. 

K<iX((<,  -n<,  and  KaXii),  -Tn,  i),  a 
nest,  rooyt;  a  house,  abode,  crihin, 
cot.  KaXirii,  -dv,  n'l,  a  bam, 
granary. 

K()Xi'/(,  -flfof,  ri,  (fr.  last)  a  cot- 
tage, cabin,  hut,  shf.d,  Imlge ;  a 
chapel,  cell, 

K'lXiilVi  K-  "r^nXo),  Ion.  for  KnXid. 

KiXii'^/kj  -i),  same  as  iriA/o),  which 
acp. 

K<<XXaioi',  -01',  rb,  the  wattlrs  nf  a 
rock, 

KiiXXoi,  n.  «.  *•.  pi.  of  iriiXXof. 

KrtXXf/iri.1,  f.  -pM,  Port,  for  Kara- 
XfiVw. 

KnXXIa,-a(,  li,  a  wonian'ii  name. 

KnX>((?/i/i{,  -on,  b,  (fr.  xnXAt  fair, 
and  /?(/.';  voire)  tur.rl-vnircd,  wif- 
Minus,  hnrmoniriw, soft,  mellow. 

KaXXi/Ctai^, -ai<o(, », //, (fr.  name, 

and  yi'i'i;  <»  woman)  faviol  fn 

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KAA 

/ai>  women,  abundant  in  beauty. 
KaXXtyvvaiKa,  a.  sin. 

KaXXisX(iia,-u5,j;,andKuXXiAaioj, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and  tXata  an 
olive-tree)  a  good  or  fruitful 
olive-tree. 

KaXXirrrfu  -d,  f.  -i;(ru,  (fr.  same, 
and  i-ro)  to  speak)  to  speak  elo- 
quently, talk  fluently,  discourse 
elegantly,  harangue. 

KaXXtcoyiij)  -ui,  f.  -I'lau),  (fr.  same, 
and  ffyyov  v.ork)  lo  wvrk  well, 
execute  nealty,  perform  complete- 
ly ;  to  act  fairly. 

KaXXitpf'w,  (fr.  same,  and  lepoi 
holy)  lo  sacrifice,  make  offerings, 
pray  for  success. 

KaXXidi'ucOXoi,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^iftcdXov  foundation)  well 
founded,  securely  esUiblished, 
firm. 

KaXXiOpi^,  -70(^05,  0,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and  .Jpif  hair)  fair-haired,  u.ilk 
beautiful  or  long  or  fine  hair. 

KaXXUaoTTOi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same, 
and  Kapvoi  (rxiil)  fruitful,  fertile, 
abundant,  productive. 

KaXXiKoXiiirj,  -r;;,  ^,  (fr.  same,  and 
KoXwvbs  a  hill)  the  fair  hill,  some 
very  beautiful  place. 

KaXXiVo/iof,  -01',  b,  {/,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kd/in  the  hair)  fair-haired, 
with  fine  or  long  hair. 

KaXXYiibs,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  th.  xaXd; 
fair)  a  Poetic  word,  same  as 
KaXd;. 

KaXXivaoi,-ov,  0,  //,  (fr.  same,  and 
vdu)  to  now)  fair-fiowing. 

KaXXiviKov,  -ov,  rd,  (neut.  of  next) 
the  great  victory,  the  splendid 
triumph  ;  a  kind  of  verse  sung 
on  occasion  of  a  victory  ;  a  song 
of  triumph. 

K«XXiii«ro5,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  KaX&s  fair, 
and  v(ica'u)  to  conquer)  emiiienily 
victorious,  splendidly  Iriumpliant. 
Subs,  a  great  conqueror, 

KrfXXiov,  (neut.  of  KdXXiwv,  comp. 
KaXb;  fair)  better;  well  enough  ; 
very  well. 

KuXXi(iTr»;,  -»)f,  and  Dor.  KaXXi($- 
ira,  -as,  //,  (fr.  loXif  fine,  and 
i\L  voice)  Cnlliujic,  one  of  tho 
Muses. 

KaXXiifu  -d,  f.  -wffd),  (fr.  KaXif 
fair)  to  benultjy,  adorn,  embel- 
lish, ornament,  stt  iff  to  advan- 
tage, KuXXii)u/iai  -oi'/ini,  to  be 
handsome,  appear  beautiful. 

KaXXindprjoi,  .4]ol.  for  KnXXiTrrf- 
fifiof,  -01',  4.  .';,  (fr.  same,  aiul 
rapti'5  ihc  cheek)  ro»y-cheeked, 
blooming,  beuutifxj. 

KnXXIrinXoi,  -nv,  b,  i),  (fr.  snme, 
and  r/trXo?  a  ru\)C)finfh/  dnsscd, 
with  Jlowing  rnl>rs,  uilh  sweep- 
ing trains,  in  rich  allirr. 

KaXXis'XiJuS/iof,  -nv,  b,  1%  {tr.  same, 
nnd  ;T-X<i«ii;ii;f  a  lock  of  hair) 
with  riirling  locks,  uilh  flowing 
ringlets,  fiiir.hnired. 

KttXXlnXovro^,  -oil,  h,  >'/,  (fr.  name, 
nnilrrXoSro<W(!nllh)rir/i,i/ra/M.y, 
adnrnrd  uilh  riches,  abundant  it\ 
wealth. 

KiiXXtnov,  JV.<\.  Rynr.  for  KarfXi- 
rov,  2  n.  ind.  net.  "f  KaTaXiivu. 


KAA 

Ka.\\/-p:«»pnj,  -oil,  i,  I;,  (fr.  Kn\!li 
biMUliliil,  and  rroiipa  a  |>ri>\v) 
having  n  bFdutifiil prmr,  fallanl ; 
brautifiilfj'air,  hunihoiiie. 
KiiXXi'TuXof,  -ou,  i,  /(,  (t'r.  xaXHi 
lini>,  iiiiil  troiXoj  a  young  horse) 
U'llhjine  homes. 
KnXXtpiiOpo:,  -01',  i,  I/,  (fi".  same, 
anil  liiu)  to  How)  J'liir- flowing, 
foflly  gliding,  purling  ;  pure, 
char,  Ivjuiil,  limpid. 

KaXXipJr;,  -';«,  i^,  (tV.  same)  Calli- 
rhne,  a  w  Jinan's  name. 

KuXXipiii/Opo{,  -ov,  -h,  >i,  (fr.  same) 
fnir-Jiowiug,  liquid,  clear,  lim- 
pid. 

KaXXi'poos  and  KnXX/p^oof -oirj,  -6ov 
-ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same)  fair-Jiowing, 
gently  glulins,  purling ;  pure, 
clear,  liijuid,  limpid. 

KuXXiVni,  Dor.  for  xaXX/irn;,  fern, 
of  KflXXiffrof. 

K(jXX/<7rii,  (neut.  pi.  of  KnWtcroi 
fairest)  nest,  excellently,  very 
well,  extremely  well,  most  elegant- 
ly, rnosi  handsomely,  bravely. 

KnXXi'orti'fin,  -aroi  rd,  (fr.  next) 
the  prize  of  beauty ;  superior 
beauty,  surpassing  charms, 

KaXXioTCUu),  f.  -iiiffo),  (fr.  /cnXof 
fair)  to  be  eminently  fair,  excel  in 
beauty,  be  very  handsome  ;  to 
shine,  surpass,  succeed,  triumph. 

Ku'XXioTOS,  -1),  -01',  sup.  of  (iViXdf, 
comp.  KaXXi'wr. 

KaXXiV^Spof,  -ou,  h,  !;,  (fr.  KaMi 
handsome,  and  tri^vpov  the  ankle) 
rvilh  neat  ankles,  well  limbed. 

KaXXirp(;^'nj,  a.  pi.  of  j.aXXi'fJpif. 

Ka'XX((^',  before  an  aspirate  for 
KdXXiTC,  .-Eol.  for  KariXtTTC,  3 
sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  AraruXf/ww. 

KaXXi';^opof,  -ou,  h,  »;,  (fr.  KtMi 
fair,  and  ;^;opo!,-  an  assembly) 
holding  ^nc  assemblies  or  meet- 
ings of  nch  persons,  festive,  gay  ; 
graceful  in  tlie  dance, 

KaWl^uipos,  -ov,  h,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and  X'^P"  ^  place)  well  situated; 
wiUi  a  fine  country,  vide,  exten- 
sive, 

KnXXoi'i),  -Tii,  !),  (fr.  next)  beauty. 

KaXXof,  -£0f  -ouf,  T(i,  (fr.  koXAj 
fair)  beauty, fairness,  comeliniss  ; 
elegance,  grace. 

KdXXurrpoi',  -ov,  tJ,  (fr.  next)  a 
palm  branch  carried  on  festivi- 
ties ;  an  ornament  ;  neatness, 
cleanliness;  a  brush,  broom,  be- 
som. 

KaXXi'vu,  f.  -BiiT),  (fr.  Ka'Sb^  fair)  to 
adorn,  beautify,  embellish;  to 
dress,  bedeck,  trim.  KrtXXi'vo/jai, 
to  bejinr,  make  a  display,  be  per- 
sonally vain,  look  becomingly. 

KaXXus-iyj,  (fr.  same,  and  wil- the 
eye)  to  wlorn  miretriciously, 
paint  the  far^,  colour  the  ryes. 
Kay\io-it»j>'ii,tn  be  vain,  set  one's 
self  off",  display  beauty. 

Ka)iXu>-t(riia,-aTOi,  to,  (fr.  la.st)  au\ 
nrnnmerU,  embeUishmcnJ ,  mere-\ 
tricurus  dress. 

KaXXo)rioTi)5,  -ov,  o,  /;,  (fr.  same) 
aildicled  to  dress,  fond  ofapjiear- 
ance,  vain,  showy. 

KaXoithdaKaXo;,  -ov,  fi,   (fr.  vaXJf 


KAA 

I  fair,  and  SiSdaKia  to  leaeh)  " 
teacher  of  what  is  good,  upright 
instnicler,  virtuous  pnrrplor. 

KaXoKoyiiOla,  -a(,  li,  (fr.  suine,  an<l 
ayiiO!ii  good)  honour  and  honesty, 
virtue,  rectitude,  probity,  integri- 
ty, uprightness. 

KuXiMYiyiiOdf,  -oil,  5,  i;,  (fr.  same) 
honest,  honourable,  upright,  just, 
virttious,  good,  worthy. 

IV(7Xo>',  -ov,  rd,  wood,  timber  ;  a 
stick,  twig,  roil ;  a  shaft,  handle ; 
a  javelin,  dart. 

Ka\bv,  (ncut.  of  KoXif  fair)  beauty, 
grace,  elegance;  propriety,  de- 
corum, decency  ;  probity,  hmiour, 
virtue,  goodness ;  convenience, 
,/itness. 

K«Xorf(5iXoi',  -oil,  tH,  (fr.  KnXoi' 
wooil,  and  vict\ov  a  shoe)  the 
stocks,  confinement  for  the  legs. 

KnXojroifo)  -w,  f.  -/jooi,  (fr.  Ka\di 
fair,  and  Trotiio  to  do)  to  do  good, 
do  a  good  turn,  serve,  benefit,  be 
strvircable  to ;  to  act  well,  do 
rightly,  par.  pres.  act.  KnXo- 
roif'uji'  -dv,   n.   pi.   cont.   kqXo- 

VOIOVVTCS. 

KaXrfTTOuf,  -o^oj,  61,  )'i,  (fr.  same, 
and  TToui  a  foot)  with  handsome 
feet,  fair,  handsome,  well  made. 
Or,  (fr.  khXoi'  wood)  with  a 
wooden  leg  ;  the  wooden  leg  it- 
self. 

KaXos,  -ov,  and  Ka'Xws,  -u>,  o,  a 
rope,  cable,  sheet. 

KaXof,  -i),  -01',  fair,  handsome, 
beautiful,  goodly,  comely  ;  orna- 
mented, embellished,  adorned  ; 
honourable,  generous,  noble  ; 
good,  proper,  right  ;  decent,  be- 
coming, decorous  ;  useful,  ^fil- 
ling, convenient ;  honest,  virtu- 
ous, upright  ;  pleasant,  agreeable , 
grateful;  sweet,  mcLdinvs;  ac- 
tive, strenuous,  vigorous;  brave, 
valiant.  Coni|).  a-i;AXio)i',  sup. 
KiiWiaroi,  properly  from  K/iXXos. 

KaXoi/fiai,  pros.  ind.  pass.  cont.  — 
KaXou/(£i  us,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont. 
KaXo5//fi',  1  pi.  KaXovai,  3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  KnXf'oj. 

KuXTTrt'Cw,  (fr.  KoXzii  a  palfrey)  to 
amble,  pace  ;  walk  s'ftly  on  lip- 
toe. 

KaXri;,  ->]!,  hi  "  pili^her,  urn;  a 
bucket,  ivater-pot  ;  a  hidlot-box. 

K«XjT({,  -((^05,  and  -lot,,  I'l,  same  as 
last  ;  also  an  ambling  nng  ;  u 
palfrey ;  ambling,  pacing  ;  a 
runner,  racer,  courier  ;  a  kind  of 
race, 

KaXB/](;,  -);?,  (/,  (fr.  KaXuTrrM  to 
cover)  a  covering,  sheller  ;  a 
cabin,  cottage,  hut;  a  cover,  lid, 
hatches. 

KaXiV'wi;,  -wvof,  i'/,  C'llydon,  the 
name  of  a  city. 

KnXiJvii))',  g.  pi.  of  k(/'Xu^. 

KdXvfifia,  -aros,  ri,  ((r.  (taXi'irrw  lo 
hide)  a  covering,  vail,  curtain. 

KriXuf, -uKof,  I/,  (fr.  siimc)  a  cup, 
pot,  bowl,  goblet ;  the  cup  of  a 
.flovcr,  bud  of  a  rose  ;  a  flower, 
knot  or  such  ornament  urrrn  by 
women  ;  a  husk,  hull,  shell,  pod. 

KaXOrret,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  act.  — 
(312) 


KAM 

KaXvirrlaOai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 

(OdXuTrrw. 

K«Xu7rTi)p,  -i)pof,  A,  and  KnXuTTT)}- 
pioi',  -ou,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a  cover- 
ing, rover,  lid,  stoppir. 

KuXiiirrpa,  -of.  und  Ion.  -rp>),  -r/f, 
!),  (fr.  same)  a  covering  for  tlie 
head,  vail. 

KaXtuTTTptiv,  a.  of  Ka\{irrpr),  ace  m 
last. 

KnXvnTO),  f.  -'fw,  p.  KCKiiXvipa,  to 
hide,  conceal,  cover  up,  envcbtp  ; 
to  cloak,  wrap,  vail,  muj/lc ;  lo 
shut  up,  close  ;  to  abscond,  hide 
one's  self.  1  a,  act.  ind.  tita'Xui^a' 
impr.  KiiXv^ov,  -driit,  in  2  pi. 
KaivxpaTc.  2  a.  ind.  act.  tKd\\S- 
fiov.  per.  pass.  ind.  KeKdXvfipaf 
par.  KCKaXv^fiii'os. 

KaXiiipare,  2  pi.  impr.  —  KaXixpat, 
1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Ka\i\pai,  -aaa, 
-av,  par.  1  a.  act.  — KuXui/'a'fit- 
vo?,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  1  a.  mid —  Ka- 
X.inj,(i),  -pi,  -r),  1  a.  sub.  act.  — 
KnXui^'w,  -CIS,  -ei,  1  f.  ind.  act. 
of  last. 

KaXui^'oi,  d.  of 

KaXui^oJ,  -6oi  -ou{,  ij.  Calypso,  a 
woman's  name. 

KuXxas,  -avros,  b,  (perhaps  fr. 
next)  Calchas,  the  name  of  a 
priest  in  the  Iliad. 

KaXxaivu),  (fr.  next)  to  dye  with 
puiple  or  scarlet ;  to  think  deep- 
ly, revolve,  ponder,  consider ;  to 
forge,  form. 

'K.uXx'h  -'lit  'S  apiirple  or  scarlet 
dye,  cochineal. 

KaXw,  2  f.  act.  or  Att.  for  KaXiai'> 
1  f.  ind.  act.  of  kuX/u). 

KaXiofitov,  -ov,  Tti,  (dim.  of  next)  a 
rope,  coil  of  rope. 

KiiXios,  -u)  or  -wof,  h,  a  cable,  rope. 

KaXdf,  (fr.  *caXo;  fair)  fairly,  Iw- 
nourably,  bravely,  hanelsomely; 
well,  rightly,  properly  ;  success- 
fully, happily,  be  it  so  ;  vicll  ! 
very  welM  bravo  ! 

Kdftal,  -UKoi,  f),  a  stake,  prop  or 
pole  lo  support  vines ;  a  post, 
pale  ;  a  shaft,  pike-staff', 

Kaiidpa,  -ai,  )'i,  an  arch,  vault, 
arched  roof,  dome ;  a  tortoise  or 
covered  military  rnqine  ;  a  cart, 
wagon,  covered  carriage  ;  a  kind 
of  ship ;  a  part  of  the  ear. 

Kdiiapm,  -ov,  !>,  a  kind  offish. 

K(//'«<r7i/£s  or  Knuaffi/Wj,  -uiv,  o't,  a 
kind  of  sea  fisn. 

Kafjdaao),  to  move,  stir,  shake. 

K'iuaT),(,ui,  -a,  -Ai',  (fr.  next)  la- 
borious, toilsome,  wearisome,  fa- 
tiguing ;  weary,  tired,  worn  out, 
infirm  ;  wretched,  miserable,  af- 
flicted.. 

KdliaTOi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  Kdiivia  to 
weary)  labour,  toil,  pains;  work 
done;  fatigue,  weariness ;  hard- 
ship, sufl'ering,  distress. 

Kaf<arw6i7S, -toj -ouf,  6,^,  (fr.  last) 
heavy, oppressive,weighty,scvere; 
laborious,  toiLiome,  distressing. 

Ka/zrJrwf  for  Kaftdrov;,  a.  pi.  of 
Kuunros. 

Kiinfjaho),  JE(>\.  for  KaTafiaivo). 

KdiijidXov,  Mci\.  for  KaTeu(iaXov,'i 
a.  ind,  act.  eiC  KarrfilidXXu). 


KAM 

Ka/i/?p/|(i>,  iEol.  for  K<ira/?p('^u. 
Kafil3vcris,  -ov,  b,  Camhyses, 
Kqfif,  by  Cras.  for  kuI  ijxL 
Kditc  or  Kaiicv,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act 
Ion.  —  Ka/iciroi,  3  sin.  Ku/jtiffflc, 
2  pi.  of  Kafioviiai,  2  f.  ind.  mid. 

of  KaftVIji, 

KaftriXavKtov  or  KajitXav/cioi',  -ou, 
rd,  (fr.  Kavfia  heat,  and  cXavvia  to 
repel)  a  hat,  cap,  bonnet. 

KanriXiTris,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  KdfirjXos  a 
carael)  a  camel-driver  or  keep- 
er. 

KafiriXoTzdfiiaXii,  -(0{,  l/,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tro'pduAi;  a  panther)  a  ca- 
meleopard. 

KdiiTiXos,  -ov,  i,  a  camel. 

Kd/iijTe,   2  pi.   2  a.   sub.   act.   of 

KdflVW. 

KdfitXos,  -ov,  h,  a  thick  rope,  cable 

Kauivatos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Kuftivoi  a 
fireplace)  of  a  furnace,  about  a 
Jireplace,  belonging  to  a  hearth. 

Kaiiivcvrfis,  -ov,  and  KaftivevTiip, 
-rjpoi,  6,  (fr.  same)  v:orhing  at 
a  furnace,  labouring  at  the  fire  ; 
a  rejirur ;  a  smith. 

Kauiveviti,  f.  -cvau),  (fr.  same)  to 
labour  at  a  furnace,  work  at  the 
fire ;  to  refine,  forge. 

Ka^Zio;,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  Kaiii> 
to  bum)  a  fireplace,  luarth, 
chimney  ;  a  furnace  ;  fire,  heat, 
warmth. 

Ka/iiru,  -dot  -0?f,  fi,  (ff.  last)  one 
covered  with  ashes  or  soot,  sil- 
ting by  the  hearth ;  a  sooty 
hag. 

Kajindpipai,  fr.  Karafiapxpai,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  of  KaraiidpTTiD. 

Kafifiiv,  for  Kara  ftiv,  accordingly, 
indeed,  just  so;  then,  therefore; 
verily,  surely,  certainly. 

Kafi^tviiv  for  Kara/i/fciv,  pres.  inf. 
act.  of  icarafifVu. 

Kdfiiict,  .£oL  for  Kai  ///i£?{,  or  <c«( 

Kauuovln,  -nSt  li,  by  Sync,  and 
JRn\,  for  Kara/tovla,  (fr.  Kara 
intcnn.  and  itiiui  lo  stay)  jirrse- 
vernnce,  persixtance,  .firmness, 
r^ruUancy,  resolution  ;  victory, 
suerest,  the  revmrd  of  perseticr- 
anrf. 

Kdiifiooof, -ov,  h,i'i,  (Poet,  (dt  Kii- 
Kifiopof,  fr.  aokAs  bad,  and  iiipof 
fate)  ill-fated,  UUslnrrrd,  unfor- 
tunate, twklrss. 

Ka/i/iuu,  I.  -I'liju),  p.  KixdfivKa.  I  a. 
ind.  act,  tud/tvaa,  by  Sync,  for 
Karaftvia. 

Kd^vi,  Ion.  for  Ixafivt,  3  Hin.  inipf. 
ind.  net.  of 

Kduviu,  f.  KSfiit,  p.  KiKiinKii,  lo  In- 
iMur,  Uiit ;  to  ram,  git  hy  viirk  ; 
to  grmr  weary,  be  tirrd,  faint, 
fait,  fnlirr  ;  Id  l,r  nt  a  loss  t>r  in 
a  dtflirully  ;  lo  nd,  U  sick,  suf- 
fer illnrsf  ;  to  lie  worn  mil,  cr- 
hauAled,  umlrrgn  the  last  ex. 
trrmily,  die.  i  a.  RPt.  m\,  UH- 
Hov'  mib.  Kofiiit.  I  f.  ill'),  niid, 
xafjonfiat. 

Kofioi  for  Kai  r/iol. 

K^/iof,  Ion.  for  inaiiov,  2  a.  ind, 
act.  —  Ka/iZ/vrrt,  n.  pi.  Kn/iov- 
na,  n,  feni.  Rin.  par.  Z  a.  iml. 


KAN 

—  Kafiov^tai,  -y],  -ctrai,  2  f.  ind. 

mid.  of  Ka^  1(1). 
KafiTrfi,  -fji,  !i,  (fr.  ku'^ttu)  to  bend) 

a  bend  or  bendirig,  curve,  crook, 

winding ;    a  joint,    ayigte,   cor- 
ner ;      a     caterpillar,     palmer- 
worm. 
Kafi-rTd;,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  samc)^fai- 

ble,  easily  bent,  pliant,  pliable. 
Kdii-zrpa,  -as,  )'i,  (fr.  same)  a  bas- 
ket, hamper ;  a  case,  cqffer,  box, 

chest. 
KdfivTii),    f.    -tpii),    p.    KiKafttpa,  to 

bend,  curve  ;  to  bow,  stoop,  ivor- 

ship ;  to  rest,  repose  ;  to  suffer, 

bear,    endure ;     to    turn,    wind, 

wheel  round,  double ;    to  prevail 

on,    incline,  persuade ;     to    de- 
cline,   shun,    avoid.    1    a.    ind. 

act.    eKa/ixla.    1    a.    ind.    pass. 

eKd^fpSr^v. 
Ka//rCAo;,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  last)  bent, 

curved,  crooked;  perverse,  stiih- 

bom,  obstinately  wrong ;    bend- 
ing, windini;  ;  pliant,  flexible  ; 

rolling,  swift. 
Yiiiu(jnaTtiX6jitia,    l)v    Sync,    and 

Dor.    for    Ka).    ajitpiarcWd^ivoi, 

par.  pres.  pass,  of  o^^icttAAo). 
Kdfixfja,    -ai,    fj,    (it.    ».Yi^rrui    to 

bend)  a  case,  cover;  box,  chest, 

coffer. 
KufixlaKits,  -ov,  b,    (fr.  same)   n7i 

oil-cask,  jar  or  vessel ;  a  cruse. 
KaVi/£i,3sin.  1  find.  act. — Ko'/<- 

ilt],   3   sin.    1    a.   .sub.    act.    of 

Kdftvru). 
Ka/nj^liTovi,  -oiu(,  b,  i';,  (fr.  KdjtTTriii 

to  bend,  and  rots  the  foot)  swift, 

active,  able  to  overtake. 
Ka^iir,  -aiiaa,  -6v,  (par.  2  a.  act. 

of  Kd/ivii))  weary,  fatigued,  worn 

out,  spent,  dead. 
Kqv,  (fr.  Kai  and,  and  iav  or  uv  if) 

and   ij,   although,  though,    even 

though  ;  yet,  at  least,  if  only,  if 

but,  even  if. 
Kqv  for  koi  It'. 
Km  u,  fi,  Hcb.  indeil.  ('una,  a  town 

of  Galilee. 
KuK/,   conl.   for  niivta,  pi.    of  <i<i'-j  Kniii;,  see  ixjrra 


KAS 

sound,    echo;    a   claUer,   rattle, 

creaking,  rustling. 
Kavaxv^ii  and  -}bi;  (fr.  last)  with 

a  crack,   noisily,  tuith  a  report, 

making  a  din. 
Kavdxt^e,  Ion.  for  tKavdxi^c,  3  sin. 

impf.  act.  of 
Karaxi^ia,  f-  -iVo),  same  as  Kava- 

Xf<^. 
Kai'^aKii,  ->){,  (/,  a  queen  of  Ethio- 
pia. 
KafSavXiii,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
KailoKii,  -i)f,  1^,  a  blanket  or  rug. 
Kfm'SXof,  -01),  b,  a  pudding. 
Knv^vs,  -voi,    b,  a  Persian  dress, 

robe,  caftan. 
K.avuv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  kuIvu. 
Kaiinio,  Ion.  for  Kaiiov,  g.  of 
Kaif'oi'  -out;  -lov  -ov,  and  Kdinov, 

-ov,   ri,    (fr.   Kavtji  a  basket)  o 

canister,  basket,  hamper. 
Kariji/,  Dor.  and  iEol.  for  Kavcly, 

2  a.  inf.  act.  of  Kudu. 
KdvTis,  -nTos,b,  (perhaps  fr.  kovvv 

a  rusii)   a  basket,  hamper,  ves- 
sel made  of  twigs;    a  canister, 

case. 
Kavi]<p6poi,  -ov,  0,  >;,  (fr.  last,  and 

(popiu)  to  carry)  carrying  a  basket 

or  canister. 
KdvOapoi,  -ov,  b,  a  beetle,  cockchaf- 

fer ;    a  cup,  mug,  jar,  pitcher, 

tankard;    a  knot  in  timber;    a 

boat,  canoe. 
KavOi'iXia,  -0)1',  rd,  (fr.  next)  pan- 

nicrs,  pannel,  pack-saddle,  pad. 
KaiOi'iXios,  -ov,  b,    (fr.  xdvdiav  an 

ass)  an  ass. 
Kai'9oi,-ov,  b,  the  comer  of  the  eye  ; 

a  he- goat ;  the  tire  or  iron  on  a 

wheel. 
KdiOuir,  -iiivos,  b,  an  ass. 
Kn'ci'ii  or  Ka'i'ijj, -ni, »/,  «  reed,  rush, 

cane,  sedge  ;  a  mat,  pallet,  made 

of  those. 
Kaviiifiti'O'i,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  nc.xt)   of 

hemp,  hempen. 
KdfiSpis,  -loi,  Atl.  -to)?,  r^,  hemp. 
KavvixKrai  for  Karavtvaai,  par.  I  a. 

act.  of ifiirniti'iD. 


Kdvvoftoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  by  Cras.  for  xal 
Wavaiihos,  -i;,  -or,   (fr.  next)  /Ami      Ivvoiiof. 

as  a  rod,  lathy,  slinder,  meagertKuvoviK!ii,-ii,-oy,  (fr.xavwv a.ru]c) 

as  a  skeleton,  puny.  I      regular,  according  In  rule;    ca- 

KrtVo/^ot, -oil,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  »a'i'i7i       nonirnl. 

aruHh)     o     reed;     ri    paiiilrr^s^Kaio'vv,  conl.   from  Kovtov,  which 

uuiml  or   rod;    a  mnuld,  mndrl,\      sec. 

skilelon.      .\.lj.     sbndrr,    puny,'iK4vrauO<i  for  kitl  hravOa,  and  here, 

thin,    mragrr,    Iran.       Wdva(ioi,\      hrrr  also. 

springs  fir   nUii^  m  a  vinding\Kq>r/x>l  •<"■  "oi  and  avrtxjl,  2  sin. 

stream.  prcs.  imi.  inid.  otai'Tlyio. 

KdtaOpov,-ttV,Th,(fT.Kdvia  urush)' hnivir/ii'tlrni,    -ov,  h,   l)y  by  Cras. 

a  rushm  or  wirker  rhair.  nnd  Dor.  for  Kai  nrvn6!<iirni. 

Kavavirin,    -ov,   !i,    {fr.    Kai.V   the   V.nM.ii;-o\oi,li,  n  rod,  uiind,  mea- 


Hiinng  roil;  a  rulir  ;  the  Inngur 
or  needle  of  a  pair  of  scales  ;  ii 
ireaver^s  reed  ;  a  sUindurd  of 
weight  or  iiieunurr  ;  a  dislnff;  n 
handle  ;  a  mrasurr  ;  a  rule,  law, 
rrgulalmn  ;  a  Imundary. 


cilv  of  f'an.i)    n    Cammile ;    a 

iraUil,  nilhusi'isl.  ', 

Kdvnnrpnv  Ulid   K<<i'<TTpoi',  -ov,  tA, , 

(fr.    KiiviH    n   biukrl)   a   haskrl,, 

fi/isktl  or  osier  vessel,  rani'lir. 
KnuKfiiooi,  n<ir.  for  Knui'ffipoi'         ,  .,  . 

K.avnX'«>  ■•••<  ^-  ••''""'<  ^^'-  "'^''')  '"  Kiii'UiruJ', -oti,  rO,  the  finnrr  of  tht 

Tine,  rrsnuuil ;    lo  jinclf,  crack,]      elder. 

rnUle  ;  lo  rrtnk,  jar.  Knf,  by  Dor.  f  IrnH.  for  Kn]  r(. 

Kaiflx^<  -'K-  '><  ""■■•  *"*<  eniplv,\Kqifiynpt,  by  Dor.  .ind  All.  Cra». 

and5yo<,  Dor.  forr/Yo(a(ionn<l)|      for  (td!  ffi/ype,  3  »iii.   I   n.  ind. 

rluHB,    rhnh.  dm,  noise,    clan;       art.  nf /(lyitpui. 
(313) 


KAn 

Kairovaf,  some  part  ofn  chariot. 

KoTTardi,  -hi,  i,  a  man's  name. 

K<iT,iiF,, -n;  li>  ("••  ""i-'i  "■  '"»"?''■) 
a  si  libit,  ntnll,  foM  ;  <i  nil',  m  fin- 
ger, rack  ;  a  carriage,  chariot  or 
some  part  of  it ;  a  headpiece  or 
cap  ni'idt  of  hair. 

Ka^avnidim,  -ov,  ii  'l»c  son  of  Kn- 
rni'Ci''». 

Kairai'iitof  and  Kairayfof,  Ion.  for 
KoffiivoDfi  whicli  for  Karraiioi, 
H.  of  same. 

Kn'TTfira  for  khI  iirttrn,  and  then. 

Ku«piaoi7<,  i';,  indccl.  Heb.  Caper, 
nam/),  a  city. 

KaVfDi,  -Of,  b,  by  Aphicr.  for 
ffKaVtroj. 

KuVt;,  -»7f,  »;,  (fr.  Kd'TTw  to  devour) 
o  raci,  manger,  fond,  fodder, 
forage ;  food,  victunin. 

KaT;;Xt/a,  -as,  //,  (fr.  (can-j^Xn;  a 
liuckster)  innkeeping,  victual- 
ling ;  ocrtipalitm,  trade,  hnsi- 
ncss ;  dealing  in  small  wares, 
huckstery,  retailing ;  hiaveri/, 
fraud. 

KaT>i\c7voi;  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
tavern,  inn. 

Karr;\cv<i),  f.  -ci<7u),  (fr.  same)  to 
keep  a  tavern  or  inn ;  to  deal, 
make  prnfil  or  gain,  retail;  to 
adulterate,  mix  fraudulently  ;  to 
corrupt,  vitiate,  foist,  interpolate; 
to  seduce  artfully,  treat  deceit 
fully  ;  to  detain,  make  excuse 
for  delay. 

Ka'rrjXos, -ou,  h,  (fr.  K«7r>;  victuals  ; 
or,  fr.  KaKvvoi  to  adulterate,  and 
7ri;X3j  wine)  a  keeper  of  a  tavern 
or  inn,  host,  landlord  ;  a  reliiiler, 
dealer  in  small  wares,  huckster, 
pedter, 

Ka-rri  for  Kai  em,  and  upon,  and  at, 
■&c. 

Kairrr;,  ->7C,  i'/,  (fr.  Ka-nvhi  smoke)  a 
chimney,  funnel,  Jlue ;  a  stove, 
smoking-house. 

Kdrvti,  -n{,  fi,  (fr.  same)  soot, 
clotted  smoke,  reek. 

Kiri'i^'if/ivo?,  par.  pres.  mid.  of 

KoTn'^Uif. -(ffu,  (fr.  Kriirvii  smoke) 
to  smoke  ;  to  scent,  dry  or  blacken 
with  smoke  ;  to  raise  a  smoke;  to 
light  or  kindle  a,fire. 

Karvo^Sxi  and  -idKii,  -rji,  ^,  (fr. 
same,  and  fii^ojiai  to  receive)  a 
ehimnn/,  flue,  funnel;  a  smok- 
ing-house. 

Kairvbi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Kalo)  to  burn, 
and  rvor)  breath,  th.  vviot  to 
breathe)  smoke,  vapour,  exhuda- 
tinn  ;  a  fire ;  vanity,  falsehood, 
deception. 

KarvoMj^if,  -oil,  0,  (fr.  last,  and/yoj 
to  receive)  a  chimney,  funnel, 
flue. 

Kavvdia  -5,  C  -liaw,  (fr.  same)  to 
smoke,  blacken  with  smoke. 

KavvMaf,  -coi-ov(,  o,  /,,  (fr.  same) 
smoky,  reeking ;  smoked,  black. 

K.ar:o9vr:aKii)  for  Kai  avoOi'i'itjKO). 

Kdiroi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  dvirru  to  breathe) 

"  Pffft  ^^  >    "  S'^^1   breeze ; 

breath. 
Karof,  -ov,  b,  Dor.  for  KTjrof. 
KamraioKia,  -a{,  fi,  Cappadodv,  a 

country. 


KAP 

iKdrrHpis,  -ii^o;,  i^,  a  thorny  shrub, 
which  bears  the  biul.s  called  fu- 
pers. 

Kurrrni'ti,  by  Sync,  for  Knrnvaici, 
3  sin.  prcs.  nid.  act.  of  kutu- 
irni'no. 

Kunirciiof  for  jcnrrj  ircilov,  along  or 
through  the  plain. 

Ktiwzeaov,  -rj,  -t,  in  3  dii.  Kairire- 
ir{ri)r,  by  Sync,  for  naTiKtffoi) 
and  KaTcrcalrr}v,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
(fiirafffirriij. 

KfirVo^tipof,  -01),  b,  fi,  (fr.  the  let- 
ter IC  and  ipopf'o  to  I'Ciir)  hraiulcd 
or  marked  icith  K,  wliich  was  the 
mark  of  a  woU-brcd  horse  ;  gc- 
?terous,  spirited,  high-bred. 

Kinrriplauan,  by  Sync,  for  Kara- 
TipfoicTii,  11.  fern.  1  a.  par.  act 
of  KaraiTvpl^u). 

Ktirpioi,  -nv,  h,  »;,  (fr.  next)  of  a 
pic  or  bonr,  hoggish,  like  n  pig, 
with  a  pig^s  snout ;  armed  with 
a  beak  or  projecting  stem. 

Krfrpof,  -ov,  b,  a  boar-pig^  wild 
boar. 

KrtiTTU),  f.  -i/o),  p.  KfKacpn,  to  eat, 
feed;  to  eat  greedily,  feed,  vnth 
a  noise,  mnunch,  crnnnr.h  ;  tn 
breathe  strong,  snvff,  blow,  snort ; 
to  pant,  gasp. 

Kanvp!(u>,  (fr.  next)  to  roast,  scorch, 
crackle  in  the  fire  ;  to  burst  out 
laughing,  laugh  out  ;  to  indulge 
the  appetite,  revel,  live  luxuri- 
ously. 

KarOpig,  -«,  -ov,  (fr.  next,  or  fr. 
Katu)  to  burn,  and  TTvpSui  to  scorch ) 
blowing,  puffing,  panting ;  hot, 
dry,  parched. 

Kavvii),  f.  -tru),  (fr.  kutttui  to  breathe 
out )  to  blow,  pvfTy  breathe,  pa7it. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  eKiizvaa. 

Koir^rt'Xop',  by  JEci\.  and  Poet. 
Sync,  for  Kara  (pd\apa. 

KrtTTo)  for  KaiTTu),  to  breathe,  puff, 
blow;   to  pant,  gash. 

KrlTToiv,  -o)voi,  b,  a  capon. 

Klip,  -apbs,  b,  a  man  of  Caria,  Ca- 
riun  ;  a  slave,  vile,  vmrthless. 
For  Curian  slaves  bore  a  bad 
character. 

Kup,  indccl.  by.  Apoc.  for  Kapii 
the  head.     Also  for  Kfip  death. 

Kripii,  and  Ion.  Kdpri,  rd,  indccl. 
by  Apoc.  for  Knprjvov. 

Kdpa(ioi,  -ov,  b,  a  crab,  lobster, 
cray-fish. 

KapafoKiia  -H,  f  -ijtrdi,  p.  -riKa,  (fr. 
Kdpa  the  head,  and  iJo/f/w  to 
think)  to  expect,  look  out  or  wait 
for. 

KapaioKta,  -rjf,  »';,  (fr.  same)  ex- 
pectation, longing,  desire. 

KnpiKdWmv,  -nv,  rb,  a  hood,  co- 
vering for  the  head. 

Kaparoiieo)  -ui,f.  -);iti.j,  (fr.  Kdpi  the 
head,  and  r/j/voj  to  cut)  lo  cut  off 
the  head,  behead. 

Kapjiarivrj,  -/;;,  >/,  a  coarse  shoe, 
sahot. 

Kdpciufjor,  -ov,  rh,  nasturtium, 
cresses. 

K'jpi!a;KBAi;,  -jjf,  »;,  a  woman's 
name. 

Kap'  a/iiaaij),  for  rrKapCniivcaii). 

KaoOdiKiifiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  xap^nnov 
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KAP 

cresses,  and  J/iu/iov  ginger)  coT' 
dumum. 

Mdp^ta,  -tif,  fi,  (perhaps  fr.  Woo 
the  heart,  or  fr.  Kput^ilyu}  to  pal'- 
pitale)  the  heart,  affection,  spirit, 
courage;  the  mind,  understand' 
ing,  tvill,  memory,  conscience ; 
the  inward  parts,  stomach,  bowels  ; 
tlic  middle,  core  or  ir.side  of  any 
tiling. 

Kitp^tiiKii,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  last)  relat- 
ing to  the  heart  or  stomach  ;  car- 
diac, cordial. 

KapHtoyvumrrti,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same, 
and  yi'(S;i(  to  know)  a  knowcr  of 
the  heart,  reader  of  the  thoughts; 
discerning,  judging,  intelligent. 
V.  Kitpi^ioyvdtoTa. 

K(ipi^ioD,X/./(j  -u),  f.  -)'i<T(i),  (fr.  same, 
and  I'Xvu)  lo  draw)  to  take  out 
the  heart  ;  to  look  for  omens. 

Kap^idij  -u),  (fr.  same)  to  feel  deep- 
ly, take  to  heart ;  to  move  or 
affect  the  lieart ;  to  wound.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  cKapilioaa. 

Kn'p^orof,-oti,  h,nkneatling-trough. 

Kap^ov^ios,  -a,  -ov,  Carduchian. 

Kdp^ovxoi,  -0)1',  oi,  the  Karduchi  or 
Carduchians. 

Vidpri,  rb,  indecl.  see  Kdpa. 

Kup)),  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  or  pass. 

of  (f  Cl'pM . 

Kn'p^np,  ->JaTo{,  and  by  Sync,  -^roj, 
rb,  same  as  Kdprjvov. 

Knpi'inri,  d.  sin.  of  last. 

Knpj/KO/io'n)  -w,  f.  -ijaw,  (fr.  Kdpr) 
the  head,  and  xdfin  hair)  to 
VJear  the  hair  long,  have  long 
hair. 

Krtpi;<co/i(5d))'rff,  Poet,  for  xupriKo- 
fidvreg,  n.  pi.  m.is.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  last-. 

liiiprivat,  2  a.  inf.  pass,  of  xcfpu. 

Kdprjvov,  -ov,  rb,  the  head,  skull;  a 
top,  summit,  height. 

KdpqToi,  by  Sync,  for  Kapijarof,  g. 
of  Kdpqnp. 

Kapinbi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  K«p  a  Carian) 
C'lrian,  like  the  Carians, 

Knplvat,  -wv,  n'l,  (fr.  Kapia  as  de- 
rived from  thence)  women  who 
made  lamentations  atfvnernls. 

KapTf,  -if OS,  '),  (fr.  Kdpu  the  head) 
a  kind  of  fish  with  a  large 
head  ;  a  lobster ;  the  sea  onion  ; 
a  shrimp. 

KnpKalpui,  to  smmd,  resound;  to 
tremble,  vibrate,  quiver. 

KnpKtvos,  -ov,  b,  a  crab-fish ;  the 
sign  cancer ;  a  cancer,  eating 
sore;  a  snap-trap,  snare;  nip- 
pers. 

KapKivdio  -w,  (fr.  last)  to  be  like  a 
crab,  resemble  a  crab,  move  har.k- 
v>ard  or  sideways  like  a  crab  ;  to 
shoot  roots  sprea/ling  round  like 
the  claws  of  a  crab. 

KiipKiviOfia,  -liros,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a 
cancer,  eating  sore. 

Kdofin^oi,  -ov,  b,  Carmel,  a  fruit-  -y 

fuifieid.  n 

Kopi'c7n,  -wv,  ra,  festivals  in  honour 

fif  Apollo. 
Kdno;,  -ov,b,  a  sound  or  dead  sleep  ; 

heaviness,  drowsiness  ;  a  trance. 
Kaobs,  Dor.   for  Krious,  g.    of   Kflp 

death  ;  or  for  K))pbs  wax. 


KAP 

Kapovxiiv,  -ou,  ri,  a  ciirriase,  cha- 
riot. 
Kapoui  -(ii,f.  -(icru,  p.  KCKdpi>Ka  (fr. 
Kiipos  drowsiness)    to    overcome 
with  sleep,    make    drowsy,   luU, 
put  to  steep.     Kapaonat  -ovjtat,  to 
be    overpowered   witli  heaviness. 
Jail  into  a  trance.    I  a.  ind.  pass, 
eKaf)u)Oqv. 
Kapaai,  -Hv,  a!,  ^vo^^]s  that  infest 

olives. 
Kapff-i/d,  -ai,  i),  a  kind  of  dance  in 

armour. 
Kops-a'AT/ioy,  -ov,  b, !/,  quick,  speedt/, 
swift,  immediate,  sudden,  hasty. 

Kap-j\iftiA>;,  (fr.  last)  soon,  imme- 
aiately,  quickly,  directly,  speedily, 
hastily. 

KapiTiialioi,  -tj,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  made 
of  JI3X,  liiien. 

Kapjiljaj,  -ov,  b,  flax,  linen;  a 
ilose  of  poison. 

KapTTqaiov,  -ov,  ri,  a  medicinal 
plant,. 

Kaps-i'^ij,  (fr.  Kap-roi  frniV)  to  gather 
fruit,  gather  in  htrvest,  reap  ;  to 
gain,  mike  profit.  Kap-rH^ojiai, 
to  demand,  claim,  assert,  gain 
freedom. 

Kdprijin;,  -1],  -ov,  (fr.  (capTif  fruit) 
fruitful,  productive,  fertile. 

Kaoiri;,  -Wof,  ';,  an  outserlion,  claim, 
dcmund,  suppirt,  defence. 

KapiTiariii,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  sup- 
porter, patron,  advocate,  de- 
fender. 

K.ap::taTi'i,  -a;,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  set- 
ting at  liberty,  giving  freedom, 
manumission. 

KaoTTiJ/Joijrof,  -ov,  b,  >/,  (fr.  KapnAi 
fruit,  and  ^ipicKii)  to  cat)  bearing 
eatable  fruit. 

KattrTo7atv,d.  pi.  Ion.  of /capT(5f. 

Kapvit,  -ou,  b,  ^ perhaps  fr.  xappo) 
to  dry)  fruit,  grain,  seed ; 
growth,  produce,  (^ff'spring  ;  pro- 
fit, advanli^e,  emolumrnt,  re- 
ward; renult,  effect,  conte- 
qu^nce  ;  the  wrist,  p  dm.  The 
nain<!  of  a  man. 

Kipft'pooii,  3  sin.  coiit.  prcs.  ind. 
act.  ot 

Viapvoipoplu)  -«,f.  -finii),  p.  KtKaprro- 
ipipijien,  (fr.  icap-ii  fruit,  an-i 
ipootu)  same  as  tn.  rfi/p'j  to  hear) 
to  hear  fruit,  bring  forth, prodw.e. 

KapTo^opr)<7ai,  1  a.  inf.  art.  — Knp- 
Ttoiiopfiauifitv,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  a';l. 
of  last. 

KnpmMnof,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  same) 
bearing  fruit,  fertile,  productive, 
fruitful. 

Kan-ToipopitiTt,  3  pi.  conl.  pros.  ind. 
aTt.  —  KapT»/i90TiV'>'''{i-'?t  "'»'» 
par.  prcii.  paMi.  coni.  —  linpro- 
i^npfurrrf,  n.  pi.  COMl.  par.  prc». 
art.  of  »ainc. 

Kapz6<»  -w,  [^r.  Kiprii  fruit)  t" 
Jfructifif,  mikr  frrlile.  Kaprtio- 
ftai  -OMfi-Ji,  '->  c'l'lrcf,  reap,  gaiher 
the  fruitt  nf  the  etrth  ;  to  own, 
nnw.»s  ;  tn  derive,  Hke,  aeiuire, 
enjoy  ;  tn  pluwUr,  spoil,  ilrain, 
winte,  rnn^ume ;  to  feci,  tr/ic- 
rienr^,  suffer  ;  to  s'irr{flre,  nukf 
offerings.  I  a.  act.  ttdpiruaa' 
mid.  cKopniaadiirfv. 


KAP 

Jidpru^a,  -aro{,  70,  (fr.  same)  j)ro- 
ditce,  fruit ;  benefit,  advantage, 
emolument,  gain,  prt^fil  ;  a  sac- 
rifice, offering,  vi-lmi. 
Kup-zwais,  -toi,  Att.  -£(jf,  I],  (fr. 
saiiic)  II  reaping  the  fruits ;  fi  ui- 
lion,  enjoyment,  possession,  use, 
benefit,  atlvantuge  ;  an  oblation, 
victim,  sacrifice. 
Kap-oirij,  -1),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  dyed 
Willi  fruit,  vroughl  or  adorned 
with  rci/rcscnlilions  of  fruits,  of 
divers  colours;  reacliing  io  the 
urist  or  ankle. 

Kappa,  a  city  of  Mesopotamia. 

Kuopi^ctr,  Kap[ii^ov(Ta,  by  JEo\. 
Sync,  for  KarapiCitv,  pros.  inf. 
act.  and  KarapiCovcra,  n.  fem. 
par.  pres.  act.  ol  Kurape^u), 

Kdpl>ot;  -ov,  TO,  a  cur,  cart,  car- 
riage, chariot. 

]iapjju)f,  Dor.  for  Kpdaawv. 

K-ipj>uiTOi,  -ov,  u,  name  of  a  man 
celebrated  for  his  skill  in  driv- 
ing. 

Rapuiof,  -a,  -01',  oblique,  crooked, 
sideways,  awry. 

Kdpra,  (fr.  Kaproi,  for  Kpdroi 
strenglli)  very,  exceedingly  ;  cer- 
tainly, surely.  IV  Kapra,  anil 
surely,  by  all  means. 

KilpraiXoi,  -ov,  b,  a  case  or  ba.iket 
narrow  at  ihchoUum. 

Kapra,  d.  sin  cont.  of  Kdproi,  for 
Kparof. 

Kaonpul^ltas,  -a,  b.  Poet,  and  Dor. 
for 

KapTepaixiiiii,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  Kaprepi; 
strong,  'jLHiiaixf'i  a  spear)  brave 
at  the  spear,  a  warrior,  hero. 

KaoTCplti)  -m,  f.-ijo-u),  p.  KCKiiprcprjKa, 
(fr.  Kaprcp^s  strong,  ih.  Kiiprof, 
for  Kpdroi  strength)  to  be  strong 
r)T  rohust ;  to  persevere,  persist, 
continue  constant,  hoUl  on ;  to 
endure,  hear,  suffer.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  cKaprfpn'ra,  opt.  Kaprtpiiaai- 
jii,  and.^ol.  Kiiprtpi'iatia,  -at,  -c. 

Kaprcpla,  -af,  n,  (fr-  same)  endu- 
rance, patience,  sufferance  ;  for- 
titude. 

KapriptKbi,  -h,  -ii',  (fr-  same)  pa- 
tient, eniluring. 

Kaprcp-jOiiito;,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^u/zfls  the  mind)  steady, 
firm,  constant,  resolute;  patient, 
enduring,  hardy  ;  brave-hearted, 
courageous, 

Kaprcpbv,  ncut.  adverbially  for 
(caprtpiif. 

Kfiprcp'jir.Vr/^,  -ijyof,  0,  ';,  (fr.  Ktprt- 
f<i(  Hirong,  anii  nXi'/aaw  to  Alrikc) 
dealing  lutrd  blows,  violent, 
fierce,  strong. 

Kapripif,  -i,  -dv,  (fr.  k  Iprof,  for 
Kpirot  gtrcnj'h)  strong,  lusty, 
ahle,  rihurt ;  powerful,  mighty; 
master  if,  corttoi'iii'lin.';,  abtr  to 
manoiie  or  dirrrl ;  prevailing, 
virtorimts ;  enduring,  p'Uient, 
h'trdi/,  persevering  ;  rourngeowi, 
viti'tnt,  braer,  stout  ;  vi'jlini, 
vehemrnl;      liartii,     $tern,     $c- 

Kiprtplpnoea,  a.  sin.  of 
Kaprioifioiiy,  -oirtf,  b,  I'l,   (fr.  la«t, 
onJ'^P'^rtho  min  i)  high-min'ted, 
(J16) 


KAP 

bold-hearted,  brave,  valiant;  re- 
solute,  determined. 

KapTcpui,  (fr.  KapTcpos  strong) 
strongly,  powerfully,  ably  ;  for. 
'^'^dy,  rffcLively  ;  bravely,  .itout- 
ly,  valiantly;  vehemaitly,  vio- 
lently. 

KdpnaToi,  by  Metath.  for  Kpariir- 
T0(,  a  superlative  from  Kpdroi 
stringth,  but  attributed  to  apu- 
Ouf,  which  see. 

Kaprbi,  -;),  -bv,  drawn  out,  fine, 
thin,  slender;  split,  divided, 
made  small, 

KdpTOi,  -to;  -ovs,  rb,  Metath.  for 
Kpdros. 

Kiiprrniii,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 

Kiiprui'tu,  by  iNIetath.  for  Kparvvia. 

Kiipiirt,  -as,fi,  (fr.  Kapa  ahead)  a 
walnut. 

Kupi'u'oj,  -;;,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  of  wal- 
nut. 

KapuiVvof,  -ou,  b,  r),  (fr.  same)  like 
a  nut,  or  almond.  Also  subs. 
a  nut,  almond;  a  cup,  small 
vessel. 

KapvKTi,  -rji,  1),  a  hojsh ;  sauce, 
grivy. 

Kdpv^,  -vKos,  b.  Dor.  for  Kt'ipv^. 

lCupi''^«io-u,  Dor.  and  VEol.  for 
Kripv^aaa,  n.  fem.  par.  I  a.  act. 
—  Kdpv^c,  Dor.  for  xiipv^t,  which 
Ion.  for  cK)'ipv^c,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind. 

act.    of  K);OU(T(TCl). 

Kdpvov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  Kapva  a  wal- 
nut) a  w  dnul  tree. 

Kapvaau),  Dor.  for  Ktipvaau). 

Kapvijirbv,  -or,  to,  (fr.  xapva  a  wal- 
nut )  o  cup  or  howl  shaped  like 
or  made  of  a  nut. 

KapfSXeof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  dry, 
williered;  parched,  arid,  scorch- 
ed. 

K(ipi/iof,  -co{  -ovi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  next) 
straw,  stubble,  reed;  chaff,  shav- 
ings, a  splinter,  mote  ;  a  stidk, 
twig,  shoot,  scion  ;  a  billet,  ticket, 
note ;  a  nest  of  straw,  leaves, 
kc. 

Kdpipoi,  f.  -i^(iJ,  p.  xlKopipa,  to  dry, 
parch,  scorch  ;  to  wither,  blight ; 
to  cover  irith  dust,  soil,  dirty. 

\iiip)^<iXios,  -a,  -ov,  found  in  Ho- 
mer for  KapipaXioi. 

Kap^apofovra,  a.  sin.  of 

Kapj^upiiJoiif,  -ovrof,  b,  ^,  (fr.  crfp- 
;^upo{  rouL'h,  and  uSovs  a  tooth) 
sharp  tiioVied,  rough  with  teeth, 
fierce,  savage. 

Kdpx"poit  -""'1  ^»  ^»  ('"'■•  X"?'^"'"^ 
to  engrave)  uneven,  rough,  rug- 
ged. 

K(ip;^(fo<oi',  Dor.  for  Kapyi'iaiov. 

KiipX'i^'^^"'ff  -II,  -01',  (fr.  next) 
Carthaginian,  a  Carthaginian. 

Kapxv^'tv,  -iJi'Of,  !j,  Carthage,  the 
name  01  acily. 

Kiipx^'t^'Vy  """t  '■<'>  """  '■""'"'  ,'"/* 
or  cross  trees  on  a  mast ;  a  ship  ; 
a  siul ;  a  cup  or  goblet  Kh.ipod 
tike  the  ancient  round  top,  or 
like  a  boat. 

Kap<S,   Dor.   for  Knn',,  d.    »m.  of 

i"ipiii 
Kdowoii,  -io«,  Atl.  -tm,  f),  (fr-  «-'- 
oaf  a  gwonn)  a  deep  sleep,  drow- 
iintu,  lethargy. 


KAT 

Ka(ni\^V,  ->Ki  and  KnffaXji<is,-<i'5<'S> 
ij,  a  courtesan,  luirlut. 

Kdaai,  -on,  o,  lapeslrv,  doth  or 
curyel nnppy  on  inch  side  ;  a  rid- 
ing coat;  honshi!;3. 

Kaffut'pa, -Us,  anil  KiiowpJf.-'^ofi'/i 
(fr.  Kdaoii  a  harlot,  and  .ipa 
beauty)  u  harlot. 

K^aAiii'ui',  for  ».(ii  nolhiioi: 

KaadXalaii,  for  Kat  caQXoiaiv,  lon. 
for  tadUlf,  d.  pi.  of  ccOUi. 

K.aa1a,  -a$,  >),  cassia,  cinna- 
mon. 

Kaalvyn^',  Apos.  for  Kaalyvnrt,  v. 

of 

Koorfyvvrof, -ou,  and  Ion.  -otu,  (I'r. 
next,  and  yivoftai  to  bf)  f(A-i;i, 
related ;  mas.  a  brother ;  fetn. 
(I  »i>/fr,  cousin  ;  a  'relation. 

KaVis,  -loj,  Alt.  -£(D{,  )'/,  kindred, 
relations;  a  brother  or  sw^cr, 
cousin;  a  companion,  friend. 

Kdcaa,  -as, ';,  (perhaps  fr.  koJui  to 
adorn)  a  harlot. 

Kaaadvipv,  -nSt  >h  Cassandra,  a 
woman's  name. 

Kaaala,  -as,  i'/,  same  as  Kacia. 

Kaaalrtpog,  and  Alt.  KarTiTepoi, 
-ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  Kaaaa  mere- 
tricious) tin,  as  looking  like 
silver. 

Kaaaitj),  and  Alt.  Karriui,  f.  -utrui, 
to  sew  underneath,  fasten  tip  to, 
fix  under ;  to  sew  or  stitch  to- 
gether, patch,  mend  ;  to  contrive, 
scheme,  plot. 

Kaardra,  -of,  ii,  Castana,  name  of 
a  city. 

KaaravaMi,  ->\  -3v,  (fr.  last)  of 
Castana.  Kaaravaindv  Kapvov, 
a  chestnut. 

Kdaravov,  -oii,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
chestnut  tree. 

Kaardpcios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Kaorup, 
the  brother  of  Pollux)  as  Kaard- 
pciov  /ifXof,  or  KooriSpcios  (i/ivof, 
the  song  of  Castor,  the  war  so7ig 
of  the  Spartans. 

Kd<TTu>p,  -opoj,  0,  a  beaver. 

KdaxcBc,  by  JEol.  Sync,   for   ko- 
TiaycQii  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of  ko- 
Ta(T;^f'9uj,  for  Knri)(jit). 
Kda^cTo,  JEo\.  Sync,  for  KOTtcxi- 
To,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ku 


WAV 


KAT 


of  iilols.      It  is    redundant,   ns|RaTa()uvA,'MXu'(i>-(3,  (fr.  kani  intcM. 
KnraOi'i'iakio  to  die.     It  };ivcs   an      and /JufKuAiiu,  "liicli  sue, 


aTiiiV'i'iicrtiiu)   /o!K(ir(ij3i^£Xi5<rffo;/ai,    (IV.    sn 
tiicXt'ui  <"  neglect.       ^'(VXi'/ocouui    to  pollute 


Karu,  with  a  g.  ;  aouin,  doum- 
wards ;  against ;  of,  abmt,  con- 
cerning ;  upon,  down  upon  ;  by, 
inlhtnameof;  in,  among;  in, 
upon.  Rarely  with  d.  and  only 
among  the  Poets,  from,  among. 
With  a.  according  to,  like  as; 
in,  among,  during,  whilst ;  to, 
unto ;  lowarila ;  at,  near,  hy, 
hard  by ;  opposite,  against,  be- 
fore ;  vAth,  at,  among,  along 
with ;  through,  for,  by  reason 
of,  on  account  of;  even  to,  unto, 
up  to  ;  separately,  sneraUy,  each 
hy  each ;  along,  all  along ;  over, 
beyond ;  a*  to,  a*  concerning  ; 
by,   fry  means  of.      It  forins  a 

Kara  -ndXiv,  those  of  the  city,  the 
inhabitants.  In  composition, : 
doum,  downwards,  against.  It  is 
intensive    as    Karzliu\os,    full 


ill   sense 

tyrannize  ;  A'ara/icXt'ui  to  neglect. 
Kara,  for  «,ni  fcra,  <i'i''  then,  then, 

(iftirwards. 
Kardlia.  by  Apoc.  li>r  /cini/Ji/Oi  or 
KuTfipdOi,  2  n.  inipr.  aci.  of  Ka- 
ralialvia.  Or  it  is  pros.  impr. 
act.  cont.  of  Karnpiiu),  obs.  from 
which  conic  KaT<i(ii]fti,  which 
gives  the  2  a.  atlrilmtcd  to  ku- 
Ta(inlyu). 
Karu/j(i/i'£i,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  act. 
—  K<iT«/Jnn»'rw,  3  sin.  prcs. 
impr.  act.  — Kara/iu/i'iui',  -oucru, 
-01',  a.  -I'ovra,  -vovaav,  pi.  n. 
-loiTtf,  g.  -iMvru)!',  a.  -lOiraj, 
par.  pros.  act.  of 
KiiT.i/'iafi'w,  f.  mid.  -fiijaoitai,  p. 
-lUlhiKu,  (fr.  Karii  downwards, 
ami  fiahoi  to  go)  to  come  or  go 
down,  descend  ;  to  dismount ;  to 
disembark,  land  ;  to  come  back, 
return,  imuf.  act.  Karijiaivov.  2 
a.  act.  ina.  Karlliriv  impr.  ku- 
Tdfii)Qi  or  KnTiiiiaOt,  and  by  Apoc. 
Kardjia,  which  see  ;  sub.  Kara- 
(iH'  inf.  itara/J^i'uc  par 
raiidi. 
Kara/3aXX(i/<£i'o{,  -);,  -ov,  par-  pres. 

pass,  of 
KaraiidWii),  f  -Xai,  p.  Karaj^iliXri- 
tca,  (fr.  Kara  down,  and  Pd\\to  to 
throw)  to  throw,  cast,  knock  or 
put  dmim  ;  to  level,fell;  to  subvert, 
overturn,  overthrow,  destroy,  beat 
down ;  to  prostrate,  humble ;  to 
loiver,  sink,  let  dmcn,  drop ;  to 
lay  down  or  aside  ;  to  pay  down  ; 
to  lay  a  foundation  ;  to  moke  a 
beginning,  begin,  commence ;  to 
throw  into,  involve,  implicate, 
bring  into.  pres.  ind.  pass.  Karu- 
jidWofiai.  per.  ind.  pass.  Kara- 
[iipXtifiai.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  Karc- 
fi\r)Or)v.  per.  Jnd.  mid.  KaraPl- 
PoU. 
KaTa/?«7:rf^o/ja(,f. -('(TOjuai,  p.  Kara- 
IklidsTiCjiai,  (fr.  same,  and  (iar:- 
rt^w  to  plunge,  th.  (iavTw  to 
dip)  to  plunge,  fall  or  sink  into  ; 
to  disembogue,  flow  into. 
Karapapiiii  -w,  f.  -I'ltrui,  p.  Karafit- 
pdpiKa,  (fr.  same,  and  ftapiu)  to 
sink,  ih.  (idpoi  weight)  to  weigh, 
press  or  sink  down  ;  to  heap  on, 
overload,  burden.  I  a.  ind.  act.  I 
KaTciid(jti(ra. 
KaTa[iapvv(j>,  (fr.  same)  same  as 

last. 
Karapiis,  -aaa,  -av,  d.  -(}dvTi,   pi. 
n.  -(idvTts,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  Ka- 
TU/JaiViu. 
Viarafidatoi,   -ov,  h,  !),   (fr.    Kaja- 
j3uiV(J  to  go  down)   descending, 
falling,  moving  downwards. 
KaTdi3uats,  -lOi,  Alt.  -£ws,  fj,  (fr. 
same)   a  descent,  motion  down- 
wards ;  a  slope,  declivity  ;  a  lov> 
er  place  or   situation,  d.   Kara- 
[idatt 


same,  and 
pollute)   to  con- 

tamintUe,  put  to  abominable  ser 

vice  ;  to  hate,  abhor. 
KaTafietiuidoiidi  -oP^tdi,  (fr.  same 

and  liijiaibi  firm)  to  <i/ffr«i,  as- 
sert, maintain,  avow. 
KaTaliiiiii'^ti,  \tcr.  ind.  act. —  Kutu- 

iSeliijKdrts,  n.  pi.   par.   per.  act. 

of  Karajialru, 
KaTaiiejiXjiiilvoi,  -17,  -uv,  par.  per. 

pass,  of  Karitj)u\Xii}. 
Kura/jf'/3pi0(i,  -ai,-t,  per.  ind.  mid. 

of /lard/ipi'Oio. 
KaTai3fj,  3  sin.  2  a.    sub.  act.  — 

KardliriOi,    impr.  —  Kara^Tivai, 


Pcriphrasc    like     '««(^i,     as    o(!Karu/3a7-w,3  sin.  oficaTd/JaOi,  same 


as  KaTujitiOi,  2  a.  impr.  of  Kara- 
flaivu).  Or,  it  is  3  sin.  cont.  pres, 


[if.  2  a.  act.  of 

KaTd|il]^'l,  (fr.  Kara  downwards, 
and  firjift  to  go)  obs.  but  lends 
its  tenses  to  Karaliaivu,  which 
see. 

Karoj3i/(T£o,  Ion.  for  KaTa/?»!ffou,  1 
f.  mid.  impr.  (which  is  not 
usual)  of  same. 

Karajiijaoftat,  -p,    -£Tai,  1   f.    Uld. 
mid.  of  same. 
KU-  KaTa/3(a^u),   fr.   Kara  intens.     and 
(3i(i'^w.  which  see. 

KarapijJd^o),  f.  -uffui,  (fr.  kotcI 
downward,  and  jiijid^u)  to  force 
down)  to  force,  drive  or  thrust 
down  ;  to  throw,  cast,  knock  o. 
fling  down ;  to  fell,  tumble,  de- 
molish, destroy ;  to  oppress,  hum- 
ble, bring  down.  Karajh^d^oiiat, 
to  .link,  yield,  give  away,  submit, 
be  overcome.  1  a.  ind.  act.  jcart- 
/?(/?uiTa.  per.  ind.  pass.  Kara/ii- 
(iiliaapai.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  kotc- 
jiilSdadnv. 

KaTaPtliaodijaofiai,-!!,  -crai,  pasS. 
—  Ka7-a3(j3d(70/ia4,  mid.  1  f.  ind. 
of  last. 

KaTa(iti3pii(XK(i>,  same  as  Karafipiia- 

KU). 

Kara^tov,  2  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr. 
act.  —  KaTajiiuiaai,  par.  1  a. 
act.  of 

Kara[ii6(o  -w,  f.  -wo-w,  (fr.  /card  in- 
tens. and  0i6w  or  (ilwiit  to  live, 
th.  j3i'o{  life)  tn  live,  lead  a  life, 
pass  through  life,  approach  tlie 
end  of  life. 

KaTa(iio}trti,  -lof,  Alt.  -ttas,  {j,  (fr. 
same)  life,  a  course  of  life;  the 
end  or  conclusion  of  life. 

Kara/^XfTTu,  f.  -if  w,  p.  KaTa(3eji\c- 
^a,  (fr.  Kard  downwards,  and 
pX/rw  to  look)  to  look  down  upon, 
look  back. 

KaTap\r]X''''l""i  '"''•  xara  intenS. 
and  PXil^dofiai,  which  see. 

Karaflodu)  -i,  f.  -tjam,  (fr.  kotcI 
against,  and  (iodu>  to  cry)  to  cry 
out  against,  exclaim  upim,  hoot 
at,  inveigh  against  vehemently ; 
to  shout  louder,  out-bavd,  pres. 
inf.  mid.  KaraffodtcOai  -uadai. 

Karalidricii,  -tog,  Alt.  -£ujf,  1;,  (fr. 
same)  a  crying,  clamour,  out- 
cry,   exclamation,  invective,  re* 


proach. 
KoTa^oXa, -dt,  a,  Dor.  for 
impr.  of  Ka7-a/3d(i),  obs.   whence  Koto/?oX»),  -iji,  n,  (fr.  KarulidWia 
Kardiiwi.  I      to    throw  down,    th.  (idXXia  to 

(316) 


KAT 


KAT 


KAT 


throw)  a  casting  or  throwing 
doXL-n  ;  a  sou-ing  ;  a  raising  off- 
spring ;  a  laying  down,  founda- 
tion, structure,  conformation, 
Imiiding  ;  a  deposiie. 

KaTapoaKiu)  -d,  same  as 

Kara/JdcKw,  and  Kara/3d<rno^ai,  (fr. 
Kara  along,  and  jidoKU)  to  feed) 
to  graze,  feed,  pasture,  browse  ; 
to  tend  or  follow  cattle,  let  cat- 
tle graze  upon.  KaTaiioaKOnt- 
vaij)V,  ^ol.  ibr  •o^/)u;',  g.  pi. 
par.  pros.  mid. 

Kara^paiieviTw,  3  sin.  pres.  impr. 
act.  of 

Kara/?pa/?£v'u,  f.  -ci'ffu),  (fr.  Kara 
against,  and  (ioajitiuj  to  award, 
Ih.  fipajiU-s  ail  umpire)  to  de- 
fraud of  a  prize,  decide  unfairly  ; 
to  wrong  ;  to  judge  against  or 
condemn  wnjustly ;  to  circum- 
vent by  collusion;  to  behave 
hauglUily,  act  tyrannically.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  KarcPpdjinaa. 

Kara0pa^6,  (fr.  Kara  according  to, 
and  Ppaxv;  short)  6^  degrees, 
leisurely,  gently ;  by  and  by, 
after  a  while,  shortly. 

KarufJpf';^u,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  and 
PpiX'i)  to  sprinkle)  to  pour  all 
over,  wash,  bathe ;  to  plunge, 
sink.  Karajipfj^eiv  aiytj,  to  bury 
in  silence. 

Karu(3p(^(j,  (fr.  same,  and  jiplZui 
to  nap)  to  loiter,  linger,  idle,  de- 
lay. 

KaTa0p{8ij>,  (f  -laii),  (fr.  same,  and 
/Jp/Ou  to  be  heavy)  to  weigh,  be 
heavy ;  to  load,  heap,  lay  on, 
fill  up  ;  to  be  loaded,  abound, 
hate  in  plenty. 

K.aTaPpo^fl,  -iji,  ^,  (fr.  KaraPpi^u 
to  wet)  irrigation,  watering, 
sprinkling,  moistening. 

Karif/lpu/ia,  -Urof,   rd,    (fr.   Kara 
fipwOKut  to  devour,  th.  lipuoKu)  to 
eat)  any  tldng  eaten,  food,  meat, 
rirtuiils. 

Kard^puicii,  -lOf,  Alt  -rwf,  f),  (fr 
same)  food  ;  a  feeding  upon, 
consumption ;  a  gnawing,  ero- 
sion, rust,  canker. 

KaraPpticKUff.  -ow,  (fr.  xari  in- 
tens. and  jipuioKui  to  cat)  to  eat 
up,  devour,  swidlow  up. 

KaraiivOiliii,  f.  -faia,  p.  KaTnl)i(iv- 
Oitn,  (fr.  (furd  downward,  and 
fivei^ia  to  sink,  Ih.  /JiOija  pif) 
to  immerge,  plunge,  sink  down, 
drown. 

Kara^aofiai,  Ion.  for  Kara^ofian- 
pai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  Kara- 
(iodu. 

^nTaynyuy,\n(. — Karnyii^iK,  -yi], 
2  and  3  »in.  Kuh.  —  KuTnynyuiv, 
n.  pi.  KnTayiiyi»irf(,  par.  2  a. 
act.  bv  Ati.  EpPiilh.  for  xara- 
yily,  tc.  of  Kariyu). 

Hardyntoii,  -ov,  o,  i,  (fr.  «r<ird 
bcntrath,  and  yn'iit  the  earth) 
tnwnril  the  i;rnunit,  nrnrrr  the 
earth,  infmiir,  latter ;  under- 
ground,  nuhlrrrnneouii. 

K<irayy/>Xfiv,  prr*.  inf.  art Ka- 

TayytWcrai,  !J  sin.  ptPS.  ind. 
pas* — K<jray)./>>o^<i-, -yAXtrt, 
-yAXot»(,  pi.  prcs.  ind.  act.  — 


KaroyyAXuv,  par.  pres.  acU  of 

KarayyiWut. 
KarayycXXeii,   -los,  Alt.   -/cuf,   6, 

(fr.  next)  a proclaiTiur,  publisher, 

messenger,  preacher. 
KarayyiXXii),    f.    -cXw,    p.    Kari'iy- 

ycXxa,  (fr.  Tard  intens.  and  ay- 

yiWui    to  publish)  to  announce, 

declare  plainly,  set  forth,  openly. 


impose  upon,  deceive  with  falte 

pretences. 

KaTayopaafidi,  -oZ,  b,  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  ayopd  a  market)  a 
buying  up,Joreslalling. 

Karaydpevots,  -los,  Att.  -toij,  I'j,  (fr. 
next)  an  accus'ttion,  vifurma- 
tion ;  a  discovery,  disclosure,  pub- 
lication. 


preach  uioud,  proclaim,  publish. IKarayopciu,  f.  -cvaw,  (fr.  Kara 
1  a.  ind.  act.  KarijyyeiXa.  2  a.  against,  and  ayopciu  to  ha- 
ind.  act.  Kari'iyyiXov  pass.  *a-  rangue,  th.  ayopd  the  market) 
TijyyiXijr.  per.  ind.  mid.  Kar/jy  to  spiak  against,  accuse,  im- 
yc\a.  peach;    to   expose,    disclose,    di- 


Kardycti;  pres.  inf.  act.  of  ko- 
Tuyiii. 

KarayeXaadijaoixat,  -^,  -true,  1  f. 
ind.  pass,  of  AaraytXa'w. 

KarayiXaoTOi,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  next) 
ridiculous,  laughable,  contempti- 
ble. 

KaraycXdii)  -d,  f.  -aaia,  p.  Karayc- 
yiXaKa,  (fr.  Kara  against,  and 
)£Xa'w  to  laugh)  to  laugh  at, 
scoff,  ndicule,  deride,  impf.  act. 
KartylXaov  -wv,  -ati  -«s,  -at  -a. 
1  a.  ind.    act.  Kareyi\aaa. 

KarayeXtui,  -uitos,  b,  (fr.  last) 
laughter,  ridicule,  scoff",  derision  ; 
a  laughing-stock,  butt. 

K.aTayinw,  fr.  Kara  intens.  and 
yiltm,  which  see. 

KarayripdaKOvai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind. 
act.  of 

]liarnyt]pdaKiii,  f.  -uVui,  (fr.  Kara 
intens.  and  yr^pdaKw  to  grow  old, 
th.  yijpis  old  age)  to  grow  old, 
be  stricken  in  years,  become  aged. 

Karayi^u,  Ion.  for  (cafiuyi^ ui 

Karaylvhtv,  Ion.  for  Acara'y£ji',pres. 
inf.  o{ Knrdyu). 

KarayivdaKp,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  act, 
of 

Karayii'iiffica*,  f.  Karayvdam,  p.  Ka- 
rlyviiiKa  (fr.  Kara  against,  and 
yiniexo)  to  know)  to  form  an 
opinion  against,  give  judgment, 
determine  or  decide  against,  ron. 
demn,  blame ;  to  understand, 
know,  comprehend,  per.  ind. 
pass.  KarlyvijiiXfiai'  par.  Kariy- 
vuiafiivoi. 

Karayvarru*,  f.  -i^u,  (fr.  Kara  in 
tens,  and  yvd-mj)  to  card)  to 
card  or  comb  wool;  to  set  it 
aside,  lay  it  by  or  in  order  when 
carded ;  to  lay  up  in  mind,  pon- 
der, revolve,  1  a.  ind.  act.  xa- 
riyvatpa. 

Karayroln*;  -n(i  -li  op'-  —  Karoy 
Ki,-yj,  -u),  sub.  —  KarrfycuiOi, 
-ijru,  impr.  S  a.  acL  of  xarayi 

VUiOKlit. 

Kardyvviii  or  Karayn'iw,  tame  as 
A'urayui. 

KnT(j'yiii'ffi{,  -lo{.  All.  -tiitf,  !),  fr 
KUTiiyiVhtoKii)  to  rond<!mn)  cnn- 
drmnation,  srntrnce  ;  blame,  fen» 
sure  ;  a  minlake,  error. 

Karaynyytl^ia,  f.  -Ciru),  p.  KnTtiyi- 
yiyyvKn,  (fr.  icnrii  ngnin.it,  and 
yoyyi''fu)  to  murmur)  to  murmur 
ag'iinut,  grumble,  complain  tr- 
rrrtly. 

Karnyot}Ttvii>,  (fr.  snmr,  nnd  yoi;- 
rtiu)  to  drrrivp  ih.   yitjf  an  im- 


vulge. 

Karaypddios,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  next) 
marked  all  over,  urillcn  upon, 
painted. 

Kttraypd(pw,  f.  -i|ii>,  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  ypdipu)  to  write)  to 
write  down  ;  to  write  out,  describe 
fully,  particidnrize ;  to  ailist, 
levy,  enrol;  to  nominate,  ap- 
point ;  to  prescribe,  order ;  to 
paint ;  to  take  or  tear  down. 

Karayvftvd^u),  fr.  same,  and  yv/<- 
vri^d),  which  see. 

Kardyui,  KaTdyiv/it  or  liaTayvCii), 
f.  -li^u),  and  Att.  -cd^w,  p.  Karia- 
^a,  (fr.  same,  and  ayiu  &c.  to 
break)  to  break  or  dash  to  pieces  ; 
to  break  in  any  manner,  bruise, 
crush.  1  a.  ind.  act.  Karla^a. 
2  a  pass.  ind.  Ka-cdyrj"}  -ni, 
-ij"  sub.  Karayio,  -jjj,  -fj,  m  3 
pi.  (taroyiiffi,  and  KarcayHxri. 
per.  ind.  mid.  Kartiya,  and 
Karfaya. 

Karayo),  f.  -<i(o),  p.  -tjx<>,  and  Att. 
Kardyii^a,  (fr.  Kara  along,  and 
dyiD  to  lead)  to  bring,  lead  or 
take  down  ;  to  humble,  suttdue, 
break ;  to  lead  along,  guide, 
comluct  ;  to  entertain,  receive, 
treat  hospitality  ;  to  bring  a  vessel 
to  land,  arrive  in  port ;  to  recall, 
bring  back,  restore,  reinstate.  2 
a.  act.  Alt.  ind.  (furi>y(jyoi'"sub. 
Karaydyw  inf.  Karayayiiv  par. 
Karayaywv. 

Kuruyuyi),  -i){,  »';,  (fr.  last)  con. 
vryance,  carriage,  coniiuct  ;  a 
bringing  bark,  return,  restora- 
tion, restitution  ;  an  inn,  lodg- 
ing ;  a  port,  harlinur,  dock. 

K(iTayu)K'^o/'i'i,  f,  -Xaofini,  p.  Karri- 
yd)vtauai,  (fr.  Kara  ugninst,  and 
ayovt^u  to  fighl,  ill.  ayHiv  a  bat- 
tle) to  conquer  m  war,  subdue, 
vanquish.  1  a.  Hid.  mid.  KaTtj- 
yuriiTUfiiji',  -II),  -aTo. 

Karaii'i^o/KK,  (fr.  Kan)  among, 
and  ed^oiiai  to  divuir)  to  di- 
vide, allot,  nhiue,  distribute  ;  to 
tear  in  purrs,  reiul ;  to  feast, 
cntrrimn,  give  a  treat;  to  be  en' 
Irrtninrd,  &c.  I  a.  inf.  pass. 
Karai'^aaOfiyai. 

Karaialu,  (fr.  Kiir'l  inlons.  and 
falij  to  divi<le)  to  divide  among, 
share  ;  to  fast  upi.n,  rat  up, 
devour  ;   to  U-im,  know. 

Kara^dKrui,  fr.  same,  nnd  idniiu, 
which  sri". 

KaT.i^u»ptM.>,  fr.  ^amo,  and  ioKpim 
tn  wrcp,  which  »fe. 


poster)  to  dehfte.  cheat,  l/eguile,\KaTttiafidiiii,  and    -iaiidu  -H,    f. 
(S17) 


K.AT 

-J<r«i  !'•  «:arii<5t^a/imc(i,  (Ir. 
same,  aiul  iVi/oi^u  lo  subline) 
to  vanquish,  bring  into  .luhjcc. 
/ion,  eonqutr  trholt;/,  .tiiMur  to- 
tritlii  ;  U  tame,  rirluim,  innke 
gentle,  per.  iiil-  pass.  »:iiru<5i(5ii- 

KaTaianardia  -i,  (>r.  same,  ami 
Saitavdu)  t^'  expend,  tl».  iuira  / 
cost)     <o    consume,    luaste,    lay 


out  or  spend  }>n>fu!>cly. 

Kunu^i-ru),  f.  -•>,  (fr-  same,  and 
(Fu'ffru)  to  devour)  to  tear,  rend, 
mitngle. 

Kara(%ipOiiiu)f>rKara(5piyOa),f.»>(iT(i- 
i'apOiiau),  (fr.  same,  and  ^ipyatw 
10  sloeu)  to  sleep  soundly,  full 
fast  asleep.     For  lenses  sue  jiip- 

KaraiuffOr/i'di,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of 
KaTafii^optiii. 

KaTufieiaTcpoi,  -a,  -ov,  comp.  of 

Karaitfis,  -fof  -o5f,  S,  ^,  (fr.  KttTii 
intens.  and  iioftat  to  want)  want- 
ing, d^icicnt,  imperfect,  defec- 
tive ;  inferior,  worse. 

KaraSu,  fr.  same,  and  ict,  wliich 
see. 

KaTaStlKW/ii  or  -vvut,  (fr.  same, 
and  ScIkvv^i  to  show)  to  show 
forth,  invent,  discover ;  to  dis- 
play, make  apparent,  exhibit. 

Kara^£iX(a'u)  -u),  f.  -aaio,  (fr.  same, 
and  iciXidd)  to  fear,  th.  ittXi; 
cowardly)  to  fear  grectly,  dread, 
befris;htened^  shrink  from,  dvoid. 

KaraSe^'U,  Ion.  for  KaraSu^ai,  1  a. 
inf.  mid.  of  KaraSciKW^n. 

KaTaieoiiai,  f.  -iei'iaoftai,  p.  -^ftf/;;- 
ftat,  (Ir.  Kar<l  intens.  and  Sio^ui 
or  iciofiai  to  entreat)  to  /)?§■  or 
^ra^  earnestly,  pray  against,  de- 
precate, beg  off.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
Karehtifiiiv. 

KaraSipiii],  •rj!,  n,  (fr.  Kara  upon, 
and  Sfpfia  the  skin)  the  skin  of 
the  head,  scalp. 

KaraScaitcvij),  f.  -cvad),  (fr.  icarain' 
tens,  and  iccr/tds  fetters)  to  bind 
down,  confine  ;  to  bind,  oblige, 
engage. 

KaraSeviifi,  -rii,  /;,  (fi'.  same)  a 
bundle,  packet,  parcel. 

Karaiiuiiii,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
hinder,  bandage,  fillet ;  a  charm, 
inr.iinlaiinn. 

Karaccvj],  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 

Karaottw,  f.  -aoi,  (fr.  Kara  intens. 
and  icvu)  to  wet)  to  rain  upon, 
wet,  moisten,  sprinkle,  bedew.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  Karifcvaa,  -as,  -c. 

KaTaiix<'r''"f  ^'  "^"/""i  (''"•  same, 
and  c()(oiiai,  to  take)  to  receive 
back,  take  a^'iin,  readmit ;  to  re- 
ceive or  feel  nn  effect,  suffer,  en- 
dure, un/lergo. 

Karacf'uj,  f.  -i/troj,  p.  KarafiOiriKa, 
and  -tKa,  (fr.  same,  and  i^tui  to 
tie)  to  tie  upon,  faiten  lo,  secure  ; 
to  bind  up,  bandage;  to  confine, 
restrain,  hinder,  prevent.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  Kari^rjaa. 

KardcriXos,  -ov,  b,  <i,  (fr.  same,  and 
iijXof  clear)  very  plain,  clear, 
evi'lcnt,  apparent. 

Karairiitayoyiu)  -d,  fr.  same,  and 
irifiayii>yi{i),  which  Bee. 


KAT 

Kuru(5i;/'o/3op/w  -i,  f.  -i]aii>,  (Ir. 
sanu',  i^'/^oj-  the  people,  and  (Jo- 
pu  I'oDil)  /<)  devour  the  people, 
prey  upon  Ike  nation  ;  to  enwez- 
lie  or  ivasle  piihtic  property  ',  to 
feed  or  maintain  the  people, 

KiiraAi(iip/ui  -u>,  I.  -I'laiis,  p.  -Kara- 
lufipnta,  (fr.  Kurd  intens.  iid 
tJiroui,'h,  and  a\plb>  to  lake)  to 
divide  among,  share,  apportion, 
cUlot.  2  a.  ind.  act.  »:firrir5(C(/\oi', 
-£s,  -£■  mid.  KaTahii\6fitii,  -ov, 

-C.TO. 

Kurm^ucnJu)  -w,  (fr.  Kara  against, 
and  itairuoi>at  to  lead  life,  ill. 
6laira  manner  of  living)  to 
judge,  decide  or  determine 
against,  pass  sentence  upon,  de- 
cree. 

K.aTa^i^uvr,  pres.  inf.  coiit.  of  ku- 
Tahido),  for 

Karij(5i(5iD/ii,  f.  -iiiaii),  p.  'SiSioKa, 
(fr.  KuTii  accordin;;  to,  and  H- 
dio/tt  to  give)  to  give  atnong, 
etistributc,  divide,  share,  allot  ;  to 
flow  or  run  into,  disembogue 

KarafiKd^uc,  2  pi.   pres.    ind, 
impr.  of 

Kuriu^(<,(jf(i),  f.  -dau),  (fr.  Kara 
against,  and  iiKd^oj  to  judge) 
to  determine  against,  judge, 
pronounce    sentence  upon,  con- 


demn.     1   a.  iiul.  [jass.   Kareii- 
Kd(r9i]v. 

KaTitiiKaaOricrOfiai,  -ij,  -crai,  1  f. 
ind.  pass.  —  KaraSiKaaOu),  -jjs, 
-Jl,  2  pi.  -Onr:,  1  a.  sub.  pass, 
of  last. 

Karai'iKi],  -ris,  li,  (fr.  Kara  against, 
and  Hkt]  justice)  verdict,  sen- 
tence, condemnation ;  a  fine, 
penalty,  punishment. 

KiiTafiiJKw,  f.  -f«,  (fr.  same,  and 
iiioKix)  to  pursue)  to  follow  close, 
pursue,  hang  upon  tlie  rear.  1  a 
ind.  act.  Kardiui^a. 

Karaooiciui  -ui,  f.  -I'fau),  (fr.  Kara 
accordingly,  and  i5ok/ui  to  seem) 
to  think,  suppose,  conjecture, 
imagine ;  to  dr:em,  repute,  es- 
teem ;  to  apprehend,  suspect ;  lo 
expect,  hope  for. 

KaTalo\ea)(^iu)  -ai,f.  ->j<jw,  (fr.  Kara 
intens.  and  a5o\c(T')(^iu)  to  con- 
verse, which  see)  lo  trifle,  talk 
idly,  prate;  to  converse,  chat; 
to  meditate,  think,  muse. 

Karii'^o/iai,  sec  KaTaciiw. 

KaTu6ov\o7,  3  sin.  cont.  prer.  ind. 
or  sub.  act.  of 

K.araiov\iiii-iji,  f.-ii(iii>,p.  -(^ciov\(ji- 
Ka,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  and  iovXow 
to   enslave,  th.  ioijXoi  a  slave) 


to  enslave,  bring  into  bondage, 
reduce  to  slavery,  par.  pres 
pass.   KaTa^iuvXodjjiivoi  -ovfitvoi. 

1  a,  mid.  ind.  Karaiov\ij>Tdiir]v 
sub.  icitTai^v}~ix)!jti>iJiai,  in  3  pi 
nara^^ov^uxroivrai. 

iCa-uApao),  f.  -Spdaia,  and  Karam- 
ipdoKii),  f.  -iicpdatji,  (fr.  Kurd 
along,  and  ipdtn  or  hiripduKw  to 
run)  to  run  down  or  along  ;  to 
run  away  or  from,  shun,  avoid, 

2  a.   ind.  act.    KaTiHoufi'iv,  from 
Kora^pt/iu),    obs.    fr.  'same,  and 

Ipiuw,  CM.  lo  run 
(318) 


KAT 

KaraipfTUi,    fr.   Kari  illteus.    and 

ipiiTii),  which  .see. 
[iarafpi'iOu),  see  tcaraiitpOdviii. 
Kariii^ponii,  -!)•;,  i/,  (fr.    KaTaSpf/io), 
obs.     lo  run   down,   th.    (Spf'/iu), 
obs.  for  whieh  is  used  rpl^u)  to 
run)  a  shock,  charge,  encounter  ; 
an   incursion,  invasion;  a  run- 
7)ing  down,  descent,  course, 
Kurri(!pu)rTii),  fr.  Kara  intens.  and 

ipvrrio,  which  see. 
Kuriiiui/Ji,  see  Karaivvia.  prcs.  inf. 

act.  Kitraivvai, 
KaTaivvaaTtla,    -as,   f/,    (fr.    Kard 
against,  and    ivvaareta   power) 
tyranny,  oppression,  slavery. 
Kiiru(^ui'a(rr£ui5f(Ci'0f,    -»;,  -ov,  par. 
pros.  pass. —  K(iru(5ui'affr£iiou(jii', 
3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  ol 
[iaTai\ivucTivu),  f.  -ti5<7W,  p.  -^E^v- 
vdarcvKa,   (fr.  Kara  against,  and 
Svvuari.vuj  to  govern,  th.  iCvaftai 
to  be  able)    to  reduce  lo  subjec- 
tion, bring    into  submission,   ty- 
rannize, oppress,  enslave. 
Karaiviav,   pres.  inf.  act.  of  ko- 

Taiiivu), 
KaraSvi'Ta,  a.  sin.  o(  Karaivs,  par. 

2  a.  act.  oficaraiu/ii,  or 
Kara&vvw,  -vo)  or  -u/ii,  f.  -van),  p. 
-SiivKa,    (fr.   Kara    downwards, 
and  (5t;i'Q),   &c.  to   enter)  to  go 
down,  descend  into  ;  to  sink,  im- 
tnerge,  plunge ;    to    enter  into, 
penetrate,  sink  deeply  ;  to  hide, 
retire,  withdraw  ;  to  shun,  avoid, 
be  ashamed,  mistrust,  not  venture  ; 
to  sink,  set ;  to  dress,  put  on,  2 
a.  act.  ind.  Kariduv,  -vs,  -u-  impr, 
KaraivOi'    inf.    Karaivvai'    par. 
Kara&vs, 
KaraSvaco,  Ion.  for  Karaiiaov,  1  f. 
impr.   (not  usual)   mid.  of  Ka- 
raivviii, 
Karddvais,  -los,   Att.  -eias,  n,  (fr, 
same)  a  descent,  letting,  sending 
or  going  down;  a  cave, den;  an 
idol. 
KardfivTov,   -ov,  ri,  (fr.   Karaivvia 
to  set)  the  setting  of  the  sun,  the 
west. 
KaraSvu),  see  KaraSivo). 
KaTad&di  or  KardSu),  (fr.  xard  in- 
tens. and  aEtAuJ  to   sing)  to  sing 
as  birds,  chirp,  chatter,  make  a 
noise;  to  enchant,  charm.     Ka- 
rdiouai,  to  feel  the  ears  ring  with 
singing,    have   the  somid  still  in 
the  ears. 
KaTaetfiivos,  -li-oi',  Poet.  foricaOti- 
/lii/og,  par.  per.  pass,  of  KaOlvvv- 
p.t  or  KaOtu), 
K«ru'£i/Li(,  for  KUTCipt. 
K.aTttzivuov,  -cs,  -t,  impf.  act.  of 
Karattvuu),  KaTaeivta  or  KaTaclvviii, 
(fr.  Kara  intens.  and  tivvtii,  &C, 
to  put  on)   to  dress,  clothe,  put 
on  ;  lo  cover,  shroud,  hide,  con- 
ceal, 
Marauadjiriv,  -w,   -aro,  1   a.  ind, 

mid.  of  Kardcipt, 
VKUTai^eiYvvfii,  f-  -(<!)»  (fr.  Knra  in- 
tens.  and  C,cvyvviii  to   yol<e)  to 
unite,  conjoin  ;  to  encamp, 
^araOan[itij)-ui,a.'aAV.aTaOan(iiojtai 


oufiai,   (fr.    Kara    intens.    and 
5appiu  to  admire)  to  wonder  at, 


KAT 

thow  astonishment,  express  sur- 
prise, admire  greatly. 

KaraddTTTw,  fr.  sa/nc,  and  S-dirru, 
which  see. 

KaraOiipcriu)  and  KaTaOaojiiu  -5,  f. 
•tjcu),  fr.  same,  and  ^apir/ai, 
which  see. 

KaraBiinTiv,  -tto,  -tiro,  2  a.  opt. 
mid.  —  Karadcivat,  2  a.  inf.  act. 
of  KaraTtdrj^i. 

'KardOcjia,  KaTadcfiaTi^ui,  sec  Kara- 
vdScfia  and  KaravaBcfiari^ui. 

KaradiaOat,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  —  Ka- 
Tadrtan,  Poet,  for  KardBtao  or  /ca- 
Tddov.l  a.  impr.  mid. —  Kard- 
Oi/ai,  Ion.  for  Karddij,  2  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  mid.  —  ViaTaOi'iottv,  1  f. 
inf.  act.  —  Kuraflvff/?,  2  sin.  I.  f. 
ind.  mid.  o(  Kararldiifit. 

KaradXata  -ui,  f.  -Saw,  (fr.  «rara 
intcns.  and  5-Adui  to  break)  to 
breat  flown,  demolish;  to  break 
into  or  open  ;  to  break  or  dash  in 
pieces  ;  to  bruise,  beat . 

KaraOXid)  -H,  f.  -I'laui,  (fr.  same, 
and  adXiu)  to  contend,  th.  diOXos 
contest)  to  practise  athleti':  exer- 
cises, ivrestle,  combat,  coruend ; 
to  conquer,  win,  ^nin  the  prize. 

KaTaBvfjaKiji,  fr.  same,  and  ^I'ljorxu, 
which  sec. 

KaTaOiTirbf,-}),  -iv,  fr.  »fara  rcdund. 
and  &vnrii,  which  see. 

KaTadoiidui  -w,  f.  -^(rw,  (fr.  same, 
and  3o(va'(j  to  revel,  th.  Soivij  a 
feast)  to  feast  upon,  devour  ;  to 
consume,  waste. 

KaraOopiia  -ui,  f.  -fiau),  (fr.  jcaru 
intens.  and  &6pii)  or  &opiu)  to 
spring)  to  spring,  dart  or  rush 
forth  ;  to  break  out,  burst  forth  ; 
to  leap  down,  alight,  dismount. 

KaraOpaavvu,  (fr.  same,  and  5pa- 
cvvii)  to  encourage,  th.  ^dpaoi 
confidence)  to  embolden,  encou- 
rage, animate.  KaraOpaait'Oiiai, 
to  t'lke  courage. 

KarnOpaiaaf,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a. 
act.  of 

KaraOoaiu),  (fr.  Kara  intcns.  and 
^paif  to  break)  to  break  through, 
open  or  dijwn  ;  to  Itrrak  in  jiirres. 

KaraOo')''"'  "w,  fr.  same,  and  -So;;- 
viui,  which  see. 

KaraOu/iiov,  -ov,  ri,  (neul.  of  next) 
a  desire,  wish,  loni;ing,  inclina- 
tion, nffection,  fondness. 

KaraOu^ioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  *riTi1  ar- 
cnrdins  to,  and  iv/idf  the  mind) 
agrerahtr  to  the  mind,  pleasant  ; 
in  the  mirvl,  mtntnl. 

KartiOufia[i')piiTu)  and  -/iaui,  -ri(,  -p, 
1  n.  ^iiili.  ai  I.  of 

KriT'i  ' -<3,  fr.  kvird  rediind 

on  1       ,    ,       "iJ,  which  see. 

KnraOvui,  (fr.  tmrit  rHund.  and 
5lJw  to  Mcrificr)  /o  »'trr[flrr, 
make.  Intrnnl  nfTirings  ;  In 
llauuhttr,  hit  ;  to  drmtr,  use. 
rtiagic.  I  a.  inf.  act.  KaraOS- 
ant. 

KaraOiiiiai,  -p,  -rirat'l  pi.  Kara- 
OioiJifla,  2  a.  Hiilt.  mid.  ofxaraW- 
Oij/i(. 

KoT/iiyf^ij,  f.  -Yff(j),  p.  (rdr/JyKf'j, 
Mr.   next)   fo  rrt?f,   storm,  blow 

furiounhi  ;     to    nirrilhrlni^    u^  rr~ 


KAT 

turn.  1  a.  inf.  act.  Kataiflaat. 
per.  ind.  pass.  Karfiyiafai. 

KaratyU,  -tioi, ,),  (fri  kutu  redund. 
and  atyU  a  storm)  a  tempest, 
hurricane,  storm. 

Karaiiiu  -H,  f.  -lau),  (fr.  Karii  in- 
tens. and  aiiioitai  lo  revere,  th. 
ai^iif  respect)  to  shame,  put  to 
shame^  cause  to  hlvsh.  YLarailio- 
Hai  -ovftai,  to  reverence,  revere, 
respect ;  to  fear,  stanit  in  aive. 

RaraidaXdo)  -d,  fr.  same,  and  aida- 

KaraiSi'ffo-w,  (fr. same,  and  ai9v<r<ru 
to  glow)  Poet,  to  shine,  nulinte, 
sparkle,  glitter,  Jlash. 

KaraiOu),  (fr.  same,  and  aldu  to 
burn)  Poet,  to  burn  up,  burn 
away,  consume  entirely. 

Karai/.i'^u,  I'r.  same,  andani'^a). 

KaTaivtu)  -ui,  f.  -ia<i),  p.  KaTi)VtKa, 
(fr.  same,  ami  uaf'uj  to  praise, 
th.  alios  praise)  to  approve,  com- 
mend, exlol^  cry  up ;  to  allov:, 
grant,  a.?sen<. 

Krtraioi'dw  -ui,  f.  -)'>ao),  (fr.  .same, 
and  ttiojou)  to  sprinkle)  to  tvtt 
thoroughly,  soal:,  sleq),  bathe  ; 
iinpt.  act.  Kari)6i'(toi'  -wv.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  Kartion'idm'- 

KaTatpcOcii,  -elaa,  -iv,  par.  1  a. 
pass.  —  Karaipcoucvos  -oi'^tvof, 
par.  pres.  pass,  of 

Karaip/u)  -u.  Ion.  for /fiiOnio/u). 

Karaipujj  f.  -upiii,  p.  KartjoKa,  (fr. 
Kara  Intens.  and  aipw  to  take 
away)  to  arrive,  conic  to  land, 
gam  the  port  ;  iujinish  ;  to  dis 
embark,  go  ashore ;  to  liglil  upon 
descend,  spring  down. 

Kar-'-taaui,  (fr.  Kara  downwards, 
and  ataaoi  to  rush)  to  descend 
quickly,  ilarl  or  Jly  dawn,  gtiile 
impetuously  ;  to  be  carried  down, 
rush. 

KaTaiff^^oiai,   1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Ka 
Tata^vft,  pres.  iinpr.  act.  —  Ka 
Taiir;^un;i,  3   sin.  -;^i;i'£r£,   2   pi 
pres.  ind.  act.  —  Karaixvvj],  3 
sin.    pres-.  sub.   act.  —  kaTai-T- 
■)(^i'vlii'iatrat,  3  sin.  1   f.  pa-ss 
Karai(r;^;ur0(5,  -?,?, -p,  pi.  -OHficv, 
-Odat,  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of 

Karmo-^i'riio, C-vru),[>.  KarfiaX^'yua, 
(fr.  KuTu  redund.  and  ata^vvia  to 
disgrace,  tii.  a7(ryo(  i  •■<candal) 
to  shame,  make  ashamed,  ron- 
fourul,  (Jtnsh  ;  to  dishonour,  dis' 
grace.  KaruKryufo/iai,  to  br 
ashamed^  blush,  be  confounded 
or  disronrrrlrd.  I  a.  iud.  act 
«flr/;o yri'ii.  iuipf.  p.iss.  »iur;/<7;^u' 
vii/i:;r.  1  a.pass.in  i.  (torpirxOiOi/i 
impr.  «(iruiT^riOi;n'opi.  KaTaia- 
j(inOiliii''  sub.  «.iiTuii7;^i)iO(S, -i;<, 
-j),  I  f.  ind.  pasK.  Kxraiirj^ifi'Oi^oo- 

I      pill. 

!  KiiroiTi^T,  3  Hin.    cnnl.    prrd,   ind. 

I     act.  of 

Knrairirfw  -i7i,  f.  -ri<7iii,  {fr.  nr  iril  in- 
tent, and  at  riff  i.)  In  bin  iiir,th.  at  r/a 
blame )fo  acrusi ,  impc'ich,  charge, 
eriminate  ;  lo  btnmr.  find  fault. 
Kant'rv^,  -vynf,  fj,  (fr.  »urij  llal, 
and  Tii'''^o>  II  in.'tkc)  a  heml  piece 
viUhnul  rrrst  or  ornaintnf,  hei 

in//,    tn  irinn. 


KAT 

Karaiuiprofiai  -ovjiat,  (fr.  *:aro 
through,  and  aiuptu)  to  raise 
aloft)  to  hang,  be  suspended  ;  to 
doubt,  be  ill  suspense,  be  unset- 
tled ;  lo  waver,  fluctuate ;  to 
wander  or  float  through  the  air. 

KaruKaUi,  -c7(Ta,  -tv,  par.  2a.  pass. 
—  Ka7uKa»;o'o/iui,  -r],  -(:-ai,2  f. 
ind.  pass.  —  KaruKiiiiirai,  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of  i:aTiiKaiiji. 

KaraKnivuj,  ir.  Kara  intens.  and 
«.rt(cu),  which  SCO. 

Karaiai'pioj,  -ou,  5, );,  (fr.  ».aru  ac- 
cording to,  and  Kiupii  occasion) 
deadly,  fatal,  viortal. 

KaraKalu),  f.  -Kavcu),  p.  -kikuvko, 
(fr.  Kara  intcns.  and  Kaiu}  to 
burn)  to  burn  up,  parch  ;  to 
bum  down,  consume  entirely. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  KartKavcra  and 
KariKiia'  inf.  Kara/cut'oai  and  Ka- 
TUKfjat.  2  a.  ind.  act.  KariKdov, 
1  a.  ind.  pass.  KurtKauGi/i'.  1  f. 
ind.  pass.  KurnKavOi'iaouat.  2  a. 
ind.  pass.  KuTC/tdi/i'.  -  f.  ind. 
pass.  *:«ruva/;(TOfiai. 
KanuuX/u)  -u>,  f.  -ijcu)  and  -fVw,  p. 
-*.v\>i;)ia,  (fr.  same,  and  KaXiu 
to  call)  to  call  upon,  send  for, 
s^ck  for ;  lo  invoke,  implore, 
beseech  ;  to  imprecate  ;  lo  advo- 
cu'e,  assist,  aiUisc. 
Karuca'Xi'fi/iii, -urof,  ri,  {fr.  xara- 
KaXuTTru)  lo  cover  up)  a  veil,  co- 
vering. 
KarucaXtJrrrtc-Ofii,  inf.  —  Karaxa- 
XvTTricrfiu),  3  sin.  inijir. — Kuru/ca- 
XilrrtTai,3sin.  ind.  pres.  pass,  of 
KaraKaXv-ru),  i.  -liu),  \i.  KaraxtKa- 
Xv<pa,  (fr.  Kuni  intens.  and  icn- 
XvTTrw  to  cover)  to  rover  up,  cover 
over,  wra])  up  in  ;  to  veil,  hide, 
conceal.  2  a.  ind.  act.  Karcxd- 
XSliov. 
Karnica'/irru),  f.  -i|(o,  (fr.  Karii 
against,  and  xn'/iTru)  to  bend) 
to  bend  or  bow  down  ;  to  turn 
aside,  warp,  change,  alter. 
KaraKdpfioi,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  same, 
and  icijp  the  heart)  through  the 
heart. 
KuTad'aprif,  -ov,  h,  >';,  (fr.  Kara  ac- 
cording lo,  and  Kapubi  fruit) 
frvilful,  frrlile  ;  rich,  wealthy, 
opulent,  abundant. 
KaraKupTuiaif,  -lof,  All.  -tojf,  ^,  (fr. 
<iar<i  intens.  and  Kdpnmaii  en- 
joymciil)  the  rollrctinn  of  fruits, 
the  brnefil  of  perquisites  ;  the 
residue  qf  a  san-(/ice,  tile  con- 
sumed remains  and  ashes. 

'  KarnKnvOi'iaoitai,  -/?,  -crai,  1  f.  mil. 

I      pa.SK.  of  KaraKalM. 

.KaTdKiivfia,  -Krof,  ri,  (fr.  KaruKalo 

\  lo  <;oii«umc)  «  burning,  scorch- 
ing, pnrchin  ?,  roasting  ;  drought, 

I      dearth  from  heat. 

'KnrnnraiVai,  I  a.  inf.  art.  —  Karn- 

I      unCiffw,  -ti<,  -It,  3  pi.  -ffoiiffi,  1  I. 

ind.  act.  of  t.'iiriiK'ifii>. 
KiroKau^-(fo/i«i   -iiiiai,  f.   -<ffo/iiii, 

I      (fr.  miri\  against,  and  kav;||;iio/ini 

i  lo  boaul )  to  boast  or  c  lory  against, 
$tt  up  ai:ainst,  dare,  defy. 

,Kara*ai/y''<""i  (•*»  '•'''■•   «nra«a<!- 
;     ;^«/.ni   like  tlir  vcibs  in -pi)  for 

r;r„Kav\il'l  -iT,  "  *<'".  —  Kfira- 


KAT 


KAT 


KAT 


KaiiY<''""'>3  sill,  colli,  pros.  iiul. 
mid.  —  KiiriiKanyui,  'i  sit).  Kd- 
TUKini,^;!^)?!,  i  |)1.  com.  pros, 
inipr.  iiiiil.  oflnsi. 

KuriiKif/iiii,  I.  -f/<ri)//(ii,  (Ir.  kuti) 
along,  ami  Kt7iiat  to  lie)  to  lie 
doiiii,  be  Idiil  iluwii  or  Mrctcheil 
out,  /i«  sii-k  ;  tn  recliiip  at  monls 
as  the  aiicioniF,  or  sit  as  tlio 
tnodiTiis ;  to  he  placed  or  .'i7m- 
ated  ;  to  lie  dead,  bt  slnin.  iinpf. 
mid.  KareKclfiiiv,  -ao,  -to. 

lHaTaittiou),  I.  -tnu),  {Ir.  kutH  intcns. 
and  Kciou)  to  crop)  to  eat  down, 
feed  upon ;  to  shear,  _flfecc,  clip  ; 
to  lop,  cut  nwfty,  curry  clean  off' ; 
to  tvaxte,  consumi. 

KaTitKua',  by  A  pes.  for  KnTiiKCiiro, 
pros.  impr.  mid.  of  KUToKciiiai, 

KaTiiKclaOiii,  inf.  —  KaTaKcl/itvos, 
-rj,  -Of,  par.  pros.  mid.  of  same. 

KaruATfiu),  fr.  Karii  redund.  and 
Ktiui,  which  see.  pres.  act.  inf. 
KaToKtUir,  and  ^Eol.  KuKKeUiv 
par.  KaTaKd\j>v,  and  JPm\.  kqk- 

Ktlwi'. 

KaraKCKXiLuroi,  -rj,  -or,  par.  per. 

pass,  ol  (ciiruKXiiw. 
KaTaKtKpiitai,  -cai,  -rat,  per.  ind. 

pass,  of  KaTaKplviD. 
KaraKcvdu)  -w,   I.  -u(7(i),   (fr.   Kara 

intcns.  and  Kcvuto  to  empty,  th. 

Kcvis  empty)  to  empty,  spill,  pour 

out. 
KaraKtvTiu)  -G,  f.  -I'laio,  (fr.  same, 

and  Kcvriio    to   goad)   to  prick, 

stab,  wound,  pierce. 
KaraKcvrpoii)   -u,   (fr.   same,   and 

KevTQov  a  spur)  to  spur,  goad; 

io  bore  through,  pierce. 
KaraKcproiiiii)    -d,   fr.   same,  and 

KipTOfiiui,  which  see. 
"KaTaKeX'tarai,  Ion.  for  »:ara/cfyM'- 

rai,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass,  of  xa- 

rayuw. 
KaraKtiCftcv,     Ion.     for     varaK^ai, 

same   as   KaraKavaui,    1    a.   inf. 

act.  —  KaraKfiOftev,  by  Syst.  for 

KaroK^wficf,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 

of  KaraKalu). 
KaTaKiip6ij)  u),  (fr.  Kara  intcns.  and 

(cijpdo),  which  sec)  1  a.  par.  act. 

KaraKnpiioai,  -aaa,  -av. 
KaTaK\naOiii,  Dor.   for  Karan'Xaa- 

djji,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of  ko- 

TilxXtl'd). 

KaTaKXditi  -d,  f.  -aaw,  (fr.  koTa 
intcns.  and  xXaw  to  break)  to 
break  in  pieces,  smash,  crush.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  tcariic'Xuaa. 

"KaravXtiorif,  -oD,  o,  i;,  (fr.  next) 
shut  up,  c'lnjined,  imprisoned, 
locked  up. 

KnriicXfiw,  f.  -£((7j),  (fr.  KUTii  in- 
tcns. and  ifXc'.j  to  shut)  to  shut 
up,  enclose,  imprison,  confine  ; 
to  shut  nzainxl. 

KaraK^tipocoTiia  -5,  (fr.  Kur't  ac- 
cording to,  vX,lpof  a  lot,  and 
il^uifii  to  give)  In  divide  or  dis- 
tribute accnrdini^  to  lot,  allot  ac- 
cording to  right;  to  div.i'lc  an 
estate  or  inheritanre,  distribute  a 
property. 

Ka-uKXtjpovOfiii,)  -w,  f.  -j/tu,  (fr. 
same,  and  »i>;x/w  to  share)  to 
mhrril,  become  heir  to  ;    In  will, 


devise,   hc(]ueath,  tnake  an  heir, 
dit'i<le  a  properly. 

KaTunXiipAo)  -a,  (ti\  K(iT(i  according 
to,  and  (cX»ip(Jo)  to  iillol,  th.  K\Tipii 
an  inlicritniicc)  to  allot,  assign, 
apjirnprinte,  KuraKSiiodDfiai  -ov- 
pat,  to  take  a  ihun;  take  by  rishi, 
possess  an  estate  or  inhtritance  ; 
to  become  entitled  or  hrir  to. 

KaT(i«.X(0/;vui,  pass.  —  KdrudXii'm, 
act.  1  a.  inf. — KaruKAi'rurc,  '2  pi. 
I  a.  impr.  act. 

KurdxAiiw,  f.  -Trw,  p.  KuTUKiWina, 
(fr.  KiiTu  downwards,  and  kMvui 
to  lean)  to  biy  down,  make  re- 
cline, stntc.h,  lay  out.  Kurn- 
KXivofiat,  to  lay  ode's  self  down, 
recline  at  meat,  as  the  ancients, 
sit  as  the  moderns.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  KarfVXiru"  impr.  KaniKXivov. 
1  a.  pass.  ind.  KarcKXlOtiV  sub. 
K«riuXiOui,  -tji,  -jj, 

Kiira»:Xu^(i),f.  -iicTo),  p.  Karovf/cXt^n, 
(fr.  Kara  intcns.  and  kXu^u  to 
wash)  /<)  wash  away  ;  to  inun- 
date, deluge,  overflow  ;  to  sub- 
merge, drown,  sink.  per.  ind. 
pass.  KaraKiK'Xvanai.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.  KaTCK\v(iO>iv. 

KiiTuK'SvaOdi,  -£?CTrt,  -Iv,  par.  1  a. 
])ass.  of  last. 

Kiir(u-Xucr;i3f,  -oiJ,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
deluge,  inundation,  flood, 

KaTaKXMu),  (fr.  Kara  redund.  and 
k\u)9u)  to  spin)  t'l  sjiin,  draw  out 
a  thread  ;  to  spin  the  thread  of 
fate. 

KaraKvi^u),  (fr.  Karii  intcns.  and 
KviPu)  to  scrape)  to  cut,  huck, 
mangle  ;  to  lash,  beat  ;  tn  carp 
at,  dispraise,  disparage,  slander  ; 
to  tickle,  cause  itching  ;  to  itch 
for,  desire. 

KaraKotfidiii  -oi,  and  KaTaKOipdofiai 
-wjxai,  fr.  same,  and  Koi/ja'w, 
which  see. 

ViaTaKoifttiOi'iTu,  3  sin.  1  a.  impr. 
pass,  of  last. 

KaraKotfil^u},  (fr.  Kara  intcns.  and 
Kotfjii^u),  which  see)  same  as  ku- 
TaKOt^i(io). 

KaruKoijitaTiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  la?t)  a 
chamberlain. 

KaruKoipavrbi  -w,  (fr.  Kara  intens. 
and  Kotpaviu)  to  rule,  th.  Koipavoi 
a  chief )  to  rule,  bear  sway,  go- 
vern ;  to  administer,  manage, 
guide,  direct. 

Kara'voiroj,  -ov,  h,  )';,  (fr.  Kara  ac- 
cording to,  and  coiVi)  a  bed)  a 
bedfellow. 

KhtucoXodS/u-w,  f.  -(/(TO),  p.  KariiKO- 
XovOiiKa,  (fr.  same,  and  aK<i\ov- 
Oiut  to  follow,  th.  aKfAovOoi  an  at- 
tendant) to  follow  after,  pursue  ; 
to  obey  ;  to  imitate,  ci>py.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  KaTiTKoXovlhjna. 

KaraKoXovdijcaaa,  sin.  -0/)(Taaat, 
pi.  n.  fern.  par.  1  a.  act.  of  last. 

MaTaKriXnvti),  fr.  kuto.  redund.  and 
KoXuviii,  which  sec. 

KaraKoiiii^to,  f.  -inio,  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  KOjH^ii)  to  carry)  to 
brin';  tosethcr,  carry  into  one 
pl'tce,  colled,  convey.  Kar/iKo- 
pi^Oftui,  to  betake,  go  nv^ay,  re- 
turn h'irnc. 

(3-20) 


KaTuKOikOi,  -ov,  h,  II,  (fr.  Kari. 
downwards,  and  xtf/i;;  hair) 
haired,  hairy,  with  long  hair. 

KrtTiuuv^uX/^u),  f.  -T(Tu),  (fr.  same, 
and  KovivXi^io  to  box)  to  strike 
witli  the  flst,  beat,  bruise  ;  to 
trample  on. 

KuTaKovti,  -j)s,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
kui'i'w  to  kill)  destruction,  ruin. 

KaraKoyrlt^io,  f.  -laio,  {ft.  same, and 
KoiTOi  a  spear)  to  jiitrce  or  run 
through  unth  a  spear,  dart,  &c. 
shoot  at. 

liaTuKOTTcU,  -ttaa,  -tv,  par.  2  a. 
pass,  of  KaTaKivTu). 

KaTaKonoi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  next)  viad, 
furious,  frantic,  insane  ;  struck, 
possessed ;  weary,  tired,  morn 
out,  spent. 

KaTUKdirroi,  f.  -i/^u,  p.  KaraKiKoipa, 
(fr.  Kara  intcns.  and  k6t:tii)  to 
cut)  to  cut  up,  ait  in  pieces, 
maim,  majigle ;  to  beat,  to/i, 
tmite,  wound ;  to  slay,  murder, 
slaughter,  massacre.  2  a.  ind. 
pass.  KOTCKdnriv. 

liurdKopoi,  -ov,  b,  5,  (fr.  same,  and 
KOfiOi  satiety)  loathsome,  disgust- 
ing, nauseous ;  loathing  ;  satit- 
fled,  full,  sated,  glutted,  cloyed  ; 
abundant,  plentiful ;  greedy,  in- 
satiable. 

ICnra/copUi-,  (fr.  last)  in  abundance, 
plentifully  ;  often,  frequently. 

KaraKoaiiiia  -(3,  f.  -//ffo),  (fr.  Kara 
intens.  and  xoTfieui  to  adorn,  th. 
Kdapoi  order)  to  ornament,  adorn, 
decorate ;  to  furnish  or  pro- 
vide with  ;  to  order,  regulate,  ar- 
range, array. 

KaraKovio,  f.  -oo),  (fr.  same,  and 
uKovu)  to  hear)  to  hear  distinctly, 
understand ;  to  listen,  hearken, 
attend  to,  mind,  observe  ;  to  obey, 
submit  to,  comply  with. 

K-araKpariii)  -ui,  f.  -/;o-u>,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kpariio  to  command,  th. 
Kpdroi  strength)  to  hold  fast, 
adheie  to,  keep  the  possession  or 
mastery  ;  to  prevail,  conquer, 
overcome. 

KaraKpdros,  (for  Kar.d  Kpdros)  with 
strength  or  power,  mightily 
strongly,  powerfully. 

KaraKpcovpyiu)  -Si,  f.  -lyiro.',  (fr.  Kard 
according  to,  k-piai  flesh,  and 
ipyov  work)  to  cut  up  as  a  butch- 
er ;  to  butcher,  hack,  mangle. 

KaraKorjOti',  (fr.  Kara  upon,  and 
Kpdg  the  head)  headlong,  vio- 
lently ;  utterly,  totally,  entirely. 

Karaxpij/jn'^oi),  f.  -iVw,  p.  KaTUKt- 
Kpnfii'iKu,  (fr.  Kara  along,  and 
Kpni'f'ii  a  precipice)  to  precipi- 
tate, throw  or  driec  headlong  ;  to 
tumble  or  fling  downwards.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  KaTtKpi'invKTa'  inf.  Kara- 
Kpiifiviirai.  per.'  ind.  pass,  cara- 
KtKpt'iiiviajiai. 

KaruKptifivoi,  -ov,  u,  I'h  ('r.  same) 
steep,  precipitous  ;  headlong, 
liecul  foremost, 

KaraKpiicvw,  f.  -<rw,  P-  "fi)  (''■• 
Kara  according  to,  and  a/fpif  a 
locust)  to  stun  with  talk ;  to 
prate,  chatter,  halMe. 

KnTaKpiOi'i(xeTai,  3    sin.    1    f.    ind. 


KAT 


KAT 


pass. —  KaTaKOtBUfin,   -Oi/rt,  I|      a.    sub.   act.  —  KaraAa/Jo/itvoj, 


and  2  pi.  1  a.   sub.  pass,  of  xa- 
Taicpivu). 
Kardnpiiia,   -aro{,  rb,  (tr.  Kara  a- 
^aiiist,  and  Kphw  to  judge)  con- 
demnation, judgmeiU,  setUence. 
KaraKOiVci,  3  sin.  -/coiiortri,  3  pi.  1 
f.  ind.  act.  —  KaraKpiicn,  2  sin. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of 
KaraKoivoi,  f.  -I'rw,  p.  -xiKpiKa,  (fr. 
<aTa  against,  and  vpiVu  to  judge) 
io  adjudge  ;  to  determine,  decide 
or  judge    against ;    to  sentence, 
condemn;  to  punish.    1    a   ind. 
act.   KariKptva.    per.   ind.   pass. 
KaTaKtKoiftai.  1  a.  pass,  ind,  Ka- 
TiKptQijv,  -175,  -7;*  sub.  KaraKpida, 
•rii,  'fj.  1    f,   ind.  pass.    Karaxpi- 
Oijaojiai.. 
Kardicptais,  -lOf,  Att,   -ruj,  7,  (fr, 
last)   judgment,    sentence,    con- 
demnation. 
KaToxpoTiti)  -d,  f.   -ijcu,  p,  -KiKp6- 
rijKu,  (fr.  (cara  intens.  and  k-po- 
riu)  to  clap,  th.  Kpdroi  clapping) 
to  applaud  by  action  or  gesture, 
praise  much,    commend,    laud; 
to  extol,    celehrate,  set  forth,  cry 
up;  to  sound,  cry,  utter  noises. 
KaraKpuTCTti),  f.  -xj-txi,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kovrro}  to  liide)   to  conceal,  hide, 
cover,  keep  out  of  sight ;  to  bury, 
inter  ;  to  overwhelm  ;  to  disguise, 
dissemble,  feign.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
KuriKpviiov. 
KaruKpuipatf,  2  sin,  1  a.  opt.  act. 
of  lalst,  used  iEol.  for  —  Kara- 
Kpixpai,  -aoa,  -av,  1  a.  par.  act, 
of  same,  in  n.  pi.  mas.  Kara- 

KpVtpavTC?. 

KaraKrdfiivat,    Dor.  for  KaraKTii- 

vat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  K.aTaKTavita- 

9a(,  Ion.  for  KaTaKravtiaOai,  inf. 

of  —   ViaraKTavoTiiiai,  2    (.    ind. 

mid.  of  KaTaKTihu). 
KiiTaKTOf,    -acit,    -dv,    par.    2   a. 

act.  of  KardK-rriitt. 
Ti.ii7aKTtiviii,  f.   -tvHi,   fr.    kutu   in- 

t/'ns.  and  KTiivia,  which  see. 
KaroKTriin,  (fr.   game,   and  tcrtJ/K, 

oIm.    to  kill)   same  as  last.  2  a. 

kiii.  act.  KarixTFiv. 
KaraKvicXdti)  -d,   f,  -laaio,  p.  -kikv- 

xXujKa,  (fr.  same,  and  kvkX6<i>  to 

"-•Mcircio,  th.  kvk\o(  a  circle)  to 

furroun/i,   compass  about,  envi- 

rrm,  encircle ;  tn  enclose,  hem  in, 

ttrruten,  confirv.. 
KaTari)>fu»,  f.  -lau),  (fr.  >tar<i  down- 

ward.1,  and  <tuAf<j  to  roll)  tnroll 

dmim.  par.  I  a.  act.  KaraKvHuai, 

-aaa,  -or. 
KaraKirroxjirav,  a.  ein.   fern.  par. 

prei.  act.  of 
KrtraAtfjrru,  f.  -i/w,  (fr.  rard  down- 

wariN,  and  ki'ittu)  to  Uinfl)  tn 

liciut  down,  inriinr,  Mlooji  ;  In  rt- 

r.line,  lean,  lie  dinvn. 
KaraKvpicvovrtf,   n.  pi,  par,  prpfi. 

act,    —    Kitrii*iipttf">vot,    3    pi. 

pros,  md,  act.  —  Karampuvaat, 

par.  I  a.  act.  »f 
KfiTaKvpitidi,    f,     -rtJirw,   p.    -«r<v- 

pUvKa,   fr,  «(ir<)   inlen*.    and  ku- 

oiti'u,  which  nee. 
KaraXafiiaOai,  2    a.    mf    mid.  — 

KaraXdffu,  -nf,  -p,  2  pi.  -^rrrt,  2 


mid.  —  KaraXa|J(iv,   -oi'tru,  -de, 

act.  par.  2  a.  of  (carnAa/iiiuiui. 
KaTiiXajicu)  -H,  for  same. 
KaraAa^owo/ioi,    f.    -evau^iai,  (fr, 

Kuril   ;ntens.    and  aAa^oi'tiio^ai 

to  boast,  til,  aXd^iDv  a  boaster) 

to  boast,  glory,  vaunt ;  to  talk  or 

act  arrogantly  or  self-siifficienlly. 
KaraXaXcT,  3  sin,  cont.  —  KaraAo- 

\ovct,3  pi.  cont,  — KnraArtX£?rt, 

2  pi.  cont.  —  KiirnXaXu)!',  cont, 

par.  jircs.  act.  —  KaruX(iXai<r(,3 

pi.  cont,  pros,  sub,  act,  of 
KuTiiXaXiw  -w,  (,  -I'low,  p.  KaraXc- 

XdXtjKa,  (fr.  «rara  intens,  and  Xa- 

Xiii)  to  talk)  to  speak  against,  ca- 
lumniate, slander,  derogate,  speak 

ill  of;  to  interrupt,  stun  or  ovtr- 

vihelm  with  loquacity ;  to  dis- 
pute with,  oppose,  rail  at. 
liaraXaXla,  -as,  !],  (fr,  same)  «Ji7- 
speaking,  obloquy,  calumny, 
slander,  reproach. 
KaraXuXof,  -ov,  6, 1/,  (fr.  same)  ill- 
tongucd,  reproachful,  slanderous, 
abusive ;  a  gainsayer,  dftracter. 
KaraXa/i/JaVu,  f,  mid,  -Xi'/xlioftai,  p, 
KaTtiXTiiba,  (fr,  Kara  intens.  and 
Xaiiffdiio  to  take)  to  catch,  take 
unawares  or  in  the  fact ;  to  over- 
take, come  upon,  surprise;  to 
seize,  take,  lay  hold  on  ;  to  re- 
strain, check  ;  to  invade,  attacJi^ 
assail,  possess  forcibly,  invest, 
garrison,  secure;  to  anticipate, 
get  beforeharul,  prevent;  to  ap- 
prehend, comprehend  or  per- 
ceive ;  to  discover,  find  out,  come 
to  know;  to  hit  upon,  befall, 
happen,  meet  with  ;  to  gel,  reach 
or  arrive  at,  attain,  obtain.  Ka-  |  KaraXt'iyw,  f.  -sW,  (fr.  same,  and 
TaXafilSdvofiat,  to  he  inspired,  in-       Xi'iyui   to  cease)    to  end,    ^ni^h, 


KAT 

cay.  1  f.  mid.  KaraXti'^onai.  per, 

ind,  pass.  KaruXtXc^/zai. 
KaTdXtifina,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  KaraXci- 

77(1)  to  leave)  a  remnant,  residue, 

remainder,  leavings. 
KaraXfiTti,  3  sin,   pres.   ind,  act. 

—  KaTaX£i00/i»<")  1  ^-  inf.  pass. 

—  KaraXeix^/avTOi,  g,  sin,  par,  1 
a.  act,  —  KaraXtf'dci,  3  sin.  1  f. 
ind.  act.  of 

KarnXdzw,  f,  -<^w,  p.  tcaraXAti^a, 
(fr.  Kara  intens,  and  Xd-nu)  to 
leave)  to  leave  qff,  cease,  desist; 
to  relinquish,  quit,  forsake,  depart 
from  ;  to  leave  behind  or  over,  re- 
serve ;  to  will,  bequeath.  1  a,  ind. 
act,  ifar/Xtct^Q,  2  a.  act,  ind,  Ka- 
TtXt-rov.  par.  «raraXiT7al»',  per, 
pass,  ind.  vaTaXAti/zfiaC  par, 
KaTaXcXet/ifiivoi.  per,  ind,  mid. 
»:tiraXfXoijra, 

KaraXcu^if,  -lof,  Att.  -cui,  ht  (fr- 
last)  remains,  remnant,  residue, 
leavings. 

KaraXeXeiiifiiios,  -tj,  -ov,  par,  per, 
pass.  —  KaT«X/Xo(77a,  per,  ind, 
mid,  oi KaraXd-zia. 

KuTaXi^ojiat,  -ij,  -erat,  1  f,  ind. 
mid.  —  KaraXi^u),  -cif,  -a,  1  t 
ind.  act.  ofArarnX/yw. 

KaraXtviii,  f,  -aw,  (fr.  Karii  intens. 
and  Xtvuj  to  stone,  th,  Xda;  a 
stone)  to  stone,  overwhelm  or  kill 
with  stones. 

KiiraXiiii  -d,  f.  -^au)  and  -iaw,  (fr. 
same,  and  aXiu  to  grind)  to 
grind  down. 

KaTaXi'iiJu),  (fr,  same,  and  X0u 
obs. )  an  obsolete  verb,  from 
which  KaTaXafilSdvu  borrows 
tenses. 


faluateil  or  possessed,  per,  inf, 
act,  KarciXtjipi'vai.  2  a,  act,  ind, 
KariXdjiov.  par,  KnraXaiiuiv, 
-ouaa,  -6v.  per,  pass,  ind,  Karci- 
Xtififiaf  par.  KarttXijuitivoi.  1  a. 
ind,  pass,  KuTciXi'iipOriv.  2  a,  ifiid. 
ind.  KariXaiiojiriv  inf,  KaraXa- 
liiadaf  par.  KaTaXaftdfitvof. 

KaraXan'rioi,  Ion.  for  KaraXtj-n- 
riof,  -CI,  -01',  (fr,  last)  to  he 
seized,  &c.  according  to  the 
verb, 

KaTaXd/iTTiji,  f,  -i^^u,  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  XduTui  to  shine)  to  il- 
luminate, enlii;htni,  throw  light 
upon  ;  to  briglUen,  burnish,  make 
shine  ;  to  illustrati,  make  clear, 

KaraXcyinOia,  3  xin.  pros.  impr. 
pnxs,  of 

KarnX/yd),  f,  -fu),  p,  KuriiXfXcya, 
(fr.  *(jrd  according  to,  and  X/yu 
to  lipcak)  tn  rhitoif,  cult,  pick, 
seUct ;  tn  write  down,  enrol,  enlist, 
rrgisler,  record ;  tn  derm,  cnn- 
suler,  rMrrm,  lonk  upon,  nrcnunt ; 
to  enumiratr,  rernunt,  reckon 
up ;  to  aUcgr,  charge,  nrrusr, 
impeach,  KarnXiyouai,  to  tie 
down,  lie  in  lird,  rirline  or  sit  at 
iMc. 

KaraXclliui,   f.  -i|w,   (fr.    (card   in- 

lon«.  nnil  Xil[iu  tn  pfiiir)  tn  pnuT 

nut,  spill,  shed  ;  tn  disltl,  rlrop  ; 

tn  run,  ffoir  ;  tn  wa^te  ouxiy,   dc- 

(321) 


terminate^  amclude ;    to    define, 
brnind,  limit. 

KaraXi'iOu),  (fr  same,  and  Xi?0u<  to 
hide)  to  escape  notice,  remain 
concealed,  KaruXi/Oo/iui,  tn  for- 
get. 

Ka7-aX»;0ovr'  for  KaraXt'iBovTai,  Spl. 
pres,  ind,  mid,  of  last, 

Krtra'X»;<|iv,  -io(,  .\lt.  -ta){,  fi^  (fr. 
KnTuXaitfidvu  to  seize)  o  seizure, 
taking,  laying  hold  of;  a  hold, 
catch,  gripe ;  occupation,  pos- 
session ;  perception,  comprehen- 
sion . 

KnraXSd^iD,  f,  -dau),  p,  KaraXiXl- 
OiiKii,  I'r,  «aTi5  intens,  and  XiOd- 
f(D,  which  see. 

KnrnXiOrfcn,  3  sin.  1  f,  ind.  act. 
oflast. 

KaraXiOoPoX/ui  -to,  f.  -r/ow,  fr. 
sanii-,  and  XiO"/?oX/u),  which  see. 

KnTaXifirdvu),  Ion.  for  KaTnXiltrto. 

KarnXiriipfui  -ut,  f.  -i/irw,  (fr.  Karii 
intent,  and  Xni-nfii'i.)  lo  persist, 
th.  X(iropJ)v  constant)  tn  beg  ear- 
nestly, crave,  entreat,  conjure,  lir- 
trrrh  ;  to  tease,  importune ;  lo 
nhtest,  pray  in  the  name  of. 

ViiiraXtntii-,  inf  —  Kar.iX/i7oi/<i, 
opt.  —  K.nrnXinw,  -<H,  -pi  ""''• 
—  K'lTnXiTrwv,  -ov<t<i,  -iv,  n.  pi. 
•  vivTts,  net.  —  KriraXiffrf/icrqf, 
-ti,  -Qv,  mid.  piir.  2  a.  of  Ko- 
roXilnui. 


KAT 


KAT 


KAT 


KaraXXaytif,  -ctaa,  -ii\  n.  pi.  Kn- 
TaWayivrtf,  par.    —  Kar.iX.Xa- 
yifOi,  -vrui,  '2  |il.  -Y'lri;  im|ir.  "-  u. 
pass,  ol  KiiTitXXiiaaiti. 
KiiriiXXiiyi),  -i)f ,  /;,  (iV.  /ciir«XX<i'<T(Tii) 
lochaii!>c)  a  change,  nkcnilion  ; 
rcronritiutiun,    recoiicitemenl^   a- 
greoitiit. 
KiinXXii^.i^ruj,  s;.  par.    1   a.  act. 
—  KiTuXXiiaaiav,  par.  prcs.  act. 
of 
Kur  lA.Xii'ffju)  or  -TTui,  I.  -fu),  p.  Ku- 
r>;.\Ai^i,   (fr.   <Mr,J  iiituiis.   anJ 
aXKiiaau)  to   change)  ti>  i:Uuns,t, 
nlier ;    to    cxckun^e,    cnminutc, 
suh.Hitufr,    hai'ter ;    lo   reconatr, 
a^ref,  mike  up.     1  a.  in>l.   act. 
KirijAX  ifa"  par.  ic.ira-XXufiij.  2  a. 
in.1.  pass.  Kari'iWuyiiv. 
K.iriAi)  ij)  -i,  Jr.  sanii:,  and  uXon'u 
to  thr.isli)  to  !;riiul,lieiU,  rub  out, 
piunil ;  to  bruise,  break ;  lo  hurt, 
wtun'l. 
KaTiiXoya'^ifv,  (fr.  icuToX/yu  to  re- 
peat,   th.    X^vo)    to   speak)    Ay 
choice,  in  preference  ;    in  succes- 
sion,   in    order,     re^ularl^ ;     in 
prose  or  plain  language. 
K<«TaXoy/j,  -u,-,  1^,    (fr.  same)    an 
enumerittion,    reckoning    up ;    a 
muster,  review,  levy  ;  a  genea- 
logy. 
KaT'iXoyi^Ofiat,  f.  -iaifurn,  (fr.  Kant 
interi.s.    and   Xoyi'^ofiai   to  con- 
sider,   th.     Xf'yii)   to    speak)    to 
reckon,     compute,      count;      to 
number,    enumerate ;    to    enrol, 
register,     record;      to     impute, 
charge. 
KaraXoytcnttf,  -ov,  o,  (fr.  same)  a 
computation,    account,    calcula- 
tion ;  an  enumeration,  reckoning 
up ;  a  genealogy. 
yLariiXoyoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  KaraXiyui  to 
recount,  th.  Af'/u)  to  speak)  a  ca- 
talogue, lilt,  roll,   muster-roll;  a 
iurvey,  enumeration. 
KaraXomoi,  -ov,  b,  '/,  (fr.  KiiraXii- 
7ra>  to  remain, ih.  Xcittu}  to  leave) 
the     rest,     remainder,     remain- 
ing. 
KaraXofdiia,  (fr.  Kara  about,  and 
X6<po(  the  poll)  upon  the  neck  or 
shoulders. 
K.aTaXo)(^i^(i),   f.  -Iiru),  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens.    and  Xoyi^u)  to  enrol,  th. 
X6)(^oi  a  company)  lo  tell  off"  or 
divide  soldiers  into    companies, 
subdivisions,  &c.  ;  to  arrange  in- 
to ranks,  wards,  or  classes,  allot, 
orrler,  regulate. 
HaTdXvt,  pres.  impr.  act.  —  Ka- 
raXv9i/,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 
KaraXuS/jiTtrai,  3  sin.   1   f.  ind 

pass.    O^  KIITUXVU). 

KardXu^a,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  KaraXvu 
to  loose)  a  loosing  or  baiting 
place,  inn,  lodging,  khan,  cara- 
vansera;  a  guest-chamber,  re- 
ception-room, dining-room.  d. 
sin.   KaraXviiaTi. 

Kir'tXvouai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act 

K'lTiXvirai,  I  a.  inf.  act.  —  Ka- 
TaXuau),  -c<f,  -£i,  1  f.  md.  act.  — 
Kor(jXu(Tu)(Tt,3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act 
—  KaraXubiv,  par.  pres.  act.  of 
same. 


KaraXVaii,  -loj,  Alt.  -tw?,  i),  (fr. 
x-uriiXi'(i)  10  loose)  (ibrr'iking  up, 
suhvcrsion,  ruin,  drstruclion  ;  ti 
loosening,  rctiirulion,  case,  rest ; 
an  inn,   khan,  nnruvanscra. 

KiirnAuri;{,  -oi',  4,  (fr.  same)  a 
guest,  trrwrthr,  u-ii/f tiring  man. 

KririiXiiu),  f  -vau),  (fr.  Kitrii  iiilcns. 
and  Xuu)  to  loose)  to  unlotisr, 
liiDsen,  break  uu,  ilissolve  ;  lit  de- 
miilish,  destroy,  overthrow,  over- 
turn ;  lo  cancel,  annul,  abrogate  ; 


ICarufjcXaiia-i,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 

act.  of  last. 

Karujiifiipoiiat,  f.  -n{ii\ponai,  p. 
-Hiltcnimi,  (fr.  kutu  against, 
and  /j//i(/jo/<iji  lo  complain)  lo 
chide,  re.pnmand,  scold,  reprove, 
rebuke ;  lo  erpustutalc,  remon- 
strate;  lo  blame,  censure,  ac- 
cuse ;  tu  mistrust,  despair  of.  1 
a.  ind.  mid.  Kfir(^cfii|ii^>/>'- 

K(irn;ic/u'yj(ifi£9a,  I  pi.  pros.  ind. 
mid.  of  last. 


to  refresh,  hail,  halt,  lodge.  1    a.   KiiTifi/ru),   f.   -cvio,   p.    -fic/tivriKa, 

(fr.  K'irii  intens.  and  fArrui  to 
stay)  lo  ulnde  wt:h,  s.ijiiurn, 
loli;e  ;  lo  stop,  t/'i'/,  uinil  ;  lo  per- 
sist, p.rsaucre, insist.  1  a. act.  md. 
KaTi)xzivn'  impr.  Kurtifjiuvov. 
KaTitficpi^ij),  f.  -'/(TU),  (fr.  same,  and 
fiifii^uj  to  divide,  th.  ^;i'piu  to 
allot)  lo  divide  among,  distri- 
bute, deal  out,  allot,  share,  ap- 
portion.  KuTitiieoi^oiiai,  to  lake 
or  net  a  share. 


act.  ind.  KitriXvau'  sub.  Kara- 
Xvaw  inf.  KnTiXvant.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.  KUTcXvOiiV  sill).  kutuXv- 
du).  I   f.    iad.   pass.  KaraXvOt'iav- 

KdniXu^iib)  -a,  f.  -i/au),  (fr.  Kara 
against,  and  Xd^'jj  a  yoke)  lo 
lay  down  a  load ;  to  shake  off 
the  yoke  ;  to  get  rid  nf,  rest  or 
certse  from ;  lo  liberate,  set 
free. 


Karafxaycvu,  f.  -£V(ra),  (fr.  same,  I  Kdru^trp/u)  -u>,  f.  -f/au),  (fr.  same, 
and  fiiiyos  a  wise  man)  to  he-\  and  iitrpdji  to  measure)  lo  mea- 
wilrh,  enchant.  i      sure  out  or  among,  allot,    dislri- 


IC(jT(i7(a0£,  i  sin.  —  KaTafidOcTC,  2 

pi.  2  a.  impr.  of. 
KiiTanni'Oiii'ui,  f.  -I'/aiO,  p.  -ficpddi]- 
Karii   intens.    anil  uiiv-\ 


bate,  apportion  ;  lo  survey,  mea- 
sure exactly, 
KnTiiiii'iioiiai,  f.  -^aofnat,  fr.  same, 

Kii,  (fr.    Karii   intens.    anil  fjiav-l     and  ^);r'ofiai. 

Odvu)  to  learn)  to  learn  quite,  ac-\viaTa)t<}adfi>iv,    Ion.  for  Karrtiiriod- 

quire  thoroughly ;  to  know,  un-\     ixrjv,  -w,  -uro,   1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

derslanil,  be  informed  of  or  ac-  \      (curu/uiiu). 

quainted  with ;  to  observe,   con-  Karnniaivu),  fr.  same,  and  inalvio, 


sider,  contemplate.  2  a.  act.  ind 
Kari)iiiOi}v'  inf.  KaTanaOetv'  par. 
KiiTaixadiiv. 

Karaixaoalvij),  fr.  same,  and  /la- 
paivu). 

KuTafjuipnTiv)  -d,  or  KarandpTTTw, 
f.  -il/u,  (fr.  same,  and  iidpnTM 
to  catch)  to  take,  overtake,  seize. 


which  see. 

KoTd^uimif,  iEol.  for  Karu/oi/ca;, 
par.  1  a.  act.  of  last. 

Knri<fj(yvO/ii,  f.  -/<ifw,  p.  -fffX'^' 
(fr.  Kara  intens.  and  niyvvjii  to 
mix)  lo  mix  up  with,  jumble  to- 
gether, mingle  with,  intermingle, 
join  with,  associate  together. 


lay  hold  on;  lo  catch,  surprise  ;\\!iaTn)Hjiv{iaKta,  f.  -nvfiaia,  p.  -/i/;< 


to  swallow,  gulp  down ;  to  carp 
or  rail  at ;  to  handle,  touch. 

Ti.aTajxaprvpiu>  -w,  f.  -j/iroj,  p.  Ka- 
Ta^tfxapTvprtKa,  (fr.  Karii  against, 
and  ftaprvpiui  to  testify,  th.  fidp- 
Tvp  a  witness)  to  testify,  witness 
or  give  evidence  against ;  to 
cMnvicl. 

KnTajxapTvpouai,  3  pi.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  last. 

KaTdfja'pifaKra,    Dor.     for     Kara- 


fiap^aaa,     n. 


fern,     of     Kara- 


fidpxpii,  par.  1  a.  act K«tu- 

jido^l'ai,  and  by  Sync.  Kanjidp- 
\pat,  I  a.  inf.  act.  — Kara^fipi^u, 
-T)i,  -tj,  I  a.  sub.  act.  of  kutu- 

lidprTTio. 
KaTftfjidia  -5,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  anil 

aiidu)  to  mow)  to  heap  up,  accu 

mulate;  to  heap   on,  throw  up 

on.     I   a.    ind.     mid.    KartjijLriijd-l 

fvv. 
Karnficduia  and  KaraiieOioKiii,  fr. 

same,  and    fiiOCu)    or  utOvaKu, 

which  see. 
Karaiit'ivat,  I  a.  inf.  act.  of  kuto- 

fXlVW. 

K.iraixdpij),    fr.   Kari  intens.    and 
nclp'i),  which  sec. 

KariintXioi  -lo,  f.    -nao),  (fr.    Kara 
ill,  and  niXei  it  regards)  to  ne- 
glect, omit,  overlook  ;  to  stiglit, 
disregard,  despise,  disdain, 
(322) 


vnKu,  (fr.  same,  and  ixiiivt'iaKot  to 
remind)  lo  call  or  bring  to  mind, 
remind,  suggest  ;  to  recollect,  re- 
member. 

Kora/«5i/a{,  (fr.  Kara  at  or  in.  and 
^dva?  lonely,  with  x"'P''S  places, 
understood)  apart  alone,  in  pri- 
vate, privately,  solitarily. 

Karaiiovoixaj^^liD  -d,  f.  -I'laia,  (fr. 
Kara  against,  jiivoi  alone,  and 
fju';)^o/jai  to  fight)  to  heat  single- 
handed,  overcome  in  tingle  com- 
bat. 

Kiiranv^dfiriv,  -u>,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  Karanvaaut. 

KaTaftvaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  kutu- 

flUO). 

KuTafivaaii)  or  -rrw,  f.  -fu),  (fr.  Ka- 
rit  intens.  anda/iuo-o-w  to  tear)  to 
rend,  lacerate,  mangle,  tear  in 
pieces ;  to  irritate,  fret,  exaspe- 
rate. 

Kara/jtiu),  f.-uCTO),  p.  KaTaitijiVKa,  by 
Sync.  KCKa^vKa,  (fr._  kutu  intens. 
andfiuii)  to  move)io  wink,  close 
the  eyes  ;  to  twinkle. 

T/iuTUfiijiKdofxai  -djiai,  f.  -riaojiat, 
(fr.  same,  and  uuiKdu)  to  mock) 
to  mock  at,  deride,  ridicule. 

Kara//u)//£vo;,  par.  pres.  pass, 
cont.  of  Kurn/Kio). 

K.aTavnyKd(,u),  f.  -dnia,  fr.  Kara  re- 

dund.  and  uvayxtf^u,  which  see. 


KAT 

KaravdOejia,  -uto;,  to,  (fr.  Kara 
iiitens.  and  avddeiia  a  curse)  a 
j^reat  curse,  (Tecralion,  maledic- 
tion ;  a  cursed  person  or  thing. 
KaTavadcixari^ui,  f.  -Icu)  (fr.  Karii 
against,  and  avaOeiiari^u)  to  de- 
vote, which  fr.  avadc/ia  a  curse) 
to  curse,  esecrate,  anathematize  ; 
to  bind  by  a  curse,  subject  to  a 
vow,  devote,  give  up  to  perdi- 
tion, pres.  inf.  act.  KaTavadcfia- 
ri^itv. 
KaraiaXttx^,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  ava 
up,  and  Xti)(u)  to  hck)  to  lick  up, 
devour,  consume. 
KaravaXiaKU),  f.  KaravaXiimia,  p. 
KaravijXwKa  and  KaTr,yd\ii)Ka,  (fr. 
same,  avd  away,  and  aXicKai  to 
fake)  to  take  away  totally,  de- 
stroy utterly,  consume,  waste. 
per.  ind.  pass.  Karavri\ii>iiat  and 
KaTTiKiXoiiiai. 
Kara f apicdu  -d,  f.  -I'laui,  (fr.  kutu 
intens.  and  vapKdw  to  be  numb- 
ed, th.  vapKt;  numbness)  to  Ae- 
numb,  stupify,  overburden,  op- 
press ;  to  be  benumbed  or  stupid ; 
to  fait,  faint,  languish  ;  to  idle, 
be  worthless  or  unprofitable. 
KaTavavfiaxi'^  -<3,  f.  -'/tw,  (fr. 
Kara  against,  lotif  a  ship,  and 
fid^oiiai  to  fight)  to  overcome  at 
sea,  beat  in  a  sea-Jight. 
Karavdu)  -Cj,  f.  -aaui,  fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  labi,  which  see.  I  a. 
ind.  act.  Karivaaa,  and  Poet. 
Karivaaoa. 
Karaviiiu),  f.  -//u,  p.  -vivennxa,  (fr. 
same,  and  vi'/iuj  to  distribute)  to 
dittribute  among,  divide  between, 
share,  allot ;  to  divide  soldiers 
into  companifs,  tell  <iff  into  di- 
vimons  ;  to  muster,  arrange.  Ka- 
ravifiofiai,  to  have  a  share  ;  to 
occupy,  poMois, 
Karavttaai,  I  a  inf.  act.  —  Kard- 

vtvaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 
Karavtvw,    f.  -ffu,   p.  KuravtviVKa, 
(fr.  «riiT(i   downwards,   and  vtvui 
to  nod)  to  incline  the  heart,  nod, 
beckon  ;    to  assent,  grant,  alloui. 
1  a.  ind.  act.   Karlvcvaa. 
KnravOl^u),  f.   -taw,  (fr.  Kari  in- 
tens.  and  avOil^^  to  (lower,   th. 
dvOof   a    flower)   to   deck    with, 
adorn  or  beslrrv)  witlt  flouiers. 
KarrivOfiaKAuj    -i),  (fr.  Karii  intens. 
and   dfffna^  a  coal)  to  red^ice  to 
a^hen,  burn. 
K«r<j>'/<TTi7jir,  f. -ffTi'/ffu),  p.  Karnvle- 
rvK'i,   (fr.  KnrA  acainsl,  nvd  up, 
and  iur/K    to  jittiiiH)    to  rise  up 
agninjil,     »lnnd    ag'unut,    witft- 
stand,  nppn>'.   2  a.  md.  act.  ko- 

KuTavoii*.  prc<i.  inf.  act.  ronl.  — 
K>ird»(»T;,  2  i"in.  rotil.  pre*,  ind. 
BCU  —  Kor'iior)Tai,  ipf  —  Ka- 
Tavo/iam,  p:ir.  —  Knriivo/.anTc, 
impr.  art.  2  pi.  1  n.  —  KnTo- 
vnovvri,  d.  nin.  ront.  \nr.  pres. 
act.  —  KoT.iio'u/iiei',  1  pi.  cont. 
pres.  mib.  nri.  of 


KAT 

coruiider,  think  of,  remark ;  to 
understand,  perceive,  know,  com- 
prehend ;  to  dis'-em,  distinguish, 
1  a.  act.  ind.  Karciatjca'  impr. 
Karavdriaov  inf.  KaTavdijaai'  par. 
Karavofiaai. 

VLaTcxoncti,  -toi,  Att.  -cwf,  I'l,  (fr. 
same)  consideration,  observation, 
attention ;  thought,  meditation, 
gazing  upon,  contemplation ; 
knowledge,  understanding,  dis- 
cernment. 

KdrfliTu,  Poet,  for  Karuvrri,  iieut. 
ul.  of  KardvTiis.  A\sQ  advcrbial- 
13',  downwards,  up  and  dount,  in 
joUs  or  shocks. 

Karavrqi,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of 

KaravTaoi  -tS,  1.  -r/iru),  p.  KOTj/iri/- 
xn,  (fr.  Kara  towards,  and  airdui 
to  meet,  th.  avri  against)  to  nr- 
rive  at,  come  tn ;  to  meet  with, 
attain  to,  obtain  ;  to  sink,  descend 
into  ;  to  befall,  luipprn. 

Kardvrrijia, -aroi,Td,  (fr.  last)  a 
meeting,  coming  together,  return, 
revolution;  the  roof,  peak  or 
ridge  of  a  house;  the  end,  bor- 
ders, extremity. 

Kardvrjji,  -£oj  -ouj,  6,  i;,  (fr.  Kara 
downwards,  and  airi  against) 
doumward,  steep.  Moping  down. 

Knravrriaai,  1  a.  inf.  act Karai- 

Ti'ianvTCf,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
Karavrriawftci'i  1  pi.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  —  KaTuiri'iaii),  1  ii.  sub.  act. 
of  KaTavrdu). 

KarnvTiKpv,  (fr.  Karii  intens.  and 
avTtKpv  against)  opposite,  over 
against. 

ViaTavriov,  Ion.  and  Karairfrfonf, 
and  -rtpni',  (fr.  Kara  towards, 
airt  against  and  n/p«f  the  end) 
opposite,  on  the  farther  side. 

Karaivyjii,   2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  pass. 

—  Karavvynaoitat,  2  f.  ind.  mid. 

—  KaravvyriTc,  2  pi.  2  a.  impr. 
or  sub.   pass,  of  Kanji'i'iffffw. 

KaTdvv^i(,  -IOC,  -\tt.  -tois,  1;,  (fr. 
no\t)  a  stitch  or  pricking  pain, 
ache  ;  compunction,  remorse,  con- 
trition ;  sorrou\  vexation,  grief;  a 
deep  sleep,  lethargy,  inscnsibili. 
ty;  stiipor,  amazement,  aslonith 
ment. 

Karavvaaia  or  -rrui,  f.  -^u>,  p.  -vi- 
nr^a,  (fr.(taT«  against,  and  n'o- 
ffw  to  prick)  to  pierce,  stall,  prick, 
sting  ;  to  vtr,  torment,  fret, 
grieve,  afflict,  terrify ;  to  cause 
compunction  or  contrition,  ex- 
cite remorse  ;  to  strdic,  autonish, 
amaze,  stupify  ;  to  lull,  over- 
come  with  slrrp,  cast  into  a 
trance.  1  a.  inrt.  act.  Korlm^a. 
2  a.  ind.  art.  xar/i  tiyor.  per. 
ind.  pam.  Kumvlfv/iiuf  par.  ««- 
TrtiTvuy/z/iOf.  1  a.  pa^'it.  in<l.  a'i- 
Ttif^Oriv'  par.  Kntdtiv^Oilt.  2  a. 
pns*.  ind,  Kariyiyiiv,  in^pl.  ico- 
Ttyiyrinav' mf-  (tnrniryilfui.  2  f, 
ind,pns«.itnraH'y(Jfo/in(,-ff, -m«i. 

K<iroir;^'//iro<,    g.  »in.   par.   1  0. 


Karni'o/w -iii,r.  -finui,  p.  KtTn%rv6n-\     pasn.  of  la»t. 

(tn,  (fr.  ic./T<5  inlcni.  and  vo/i,t  to  Knr<ii<'(u,  f.  -"o't  P-  fa T(Jrr «.'<?,  (fr. 
think,  ih.  vio(  the  mind)  to  mintl,\  KnT<\  intent,  and  nviu  to  finiKh) 
oltservf,    ret;ard,  advert   to;     to       to 


KAT 

do,  perform;  to  eject,  bring 
about,  accomplish;  to  get,  ac- 
quire, procure. 
Kara^aivu),  f.  -aiw,  p.  Kari^ayKa, 
(fr.  same,  and^aivu)  to  card)  to 
card  or  comb;  to  Uar,  rend, 
jnangle,  lacerate  ;  to  pluck,  cut, 
strike,  smite ;  to  wear  out,  im- 
pair. 2  a.  ind.  act.  icuTf^aioi'. 
Kara^ifjiiv,  Ion.  for  Kard^civ,  1   f. 

inf.  act.  of  Ka-dyu). 
Karu^fU)   -d,  f.  -icn),  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  fill)  to  scrape)  to  grate, 
shave,  scrape  off,  plane ;  to  po- 
lish, smooth,  Ici'el. 
Kard^Tjpos,  -on,  5,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
^npus  dry)  very  dry,  arid,  parch- 
ed, torrid. 
KaTa^t6ia  -CJ,  f.  -uicru,p.  Karti^iuiKa, 
(fr.  Ka-d  redund,  and  a^i6o)  to 
esteem,    th.    n'fioj    worthy)    to 
judge  worthy,  deem  Jit,  esteem, 
value,    rale  highly;    to  honour, 
respect,  revere ;  to  beg,  entreat, 
crave,  implore,  l>eseech  ;  to    de- 
mand, claim,  require.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.   Karnl^niiBriv'   sub.   KaTafio)- 
6iS"  inf.    KaTa^iu>Ofiiai'   par.  Ka- 
ra^twdtis. 
KaTa^iioOivTCS,  n.  pi.  par.  —  Kara- 
(itud^rc,  sub.  2  pi.  1  a.  pass,  of 
last. 
KaTu^vui,  f.  -utrw,  (fr.  Kara  intens. 
and   fi'ifc)  to    scrape)   to   scrape 
away,  rasp,  grate,  shave ;  to  cut 
into,  engrave  ;  to  cut  open,  lance, 
scarify. 
KaraTai'^u),  f.  -^w,  V.-viirai^a,  (fr. 
same,   and    nai^io    to  play,  th. 
TTdT?  a  child)  to  play  upon,  mock, 
ridicule. 
Karavanrdi,  -1),  -iv,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tri'iyi'viii  to  fasten)  joined,  fast- 
ened,   united;     compact,    close, 
firm. 
MiaranaXalia,  f.     -diVo),    (fr.    Kara 
down,    and    tto'X/;  wrestling)  to 
throw  in  wrestling,   trip ;  to  de- 
feat, overthrow. 
KaTazdoijai,  (fr.  KaTd  intcns.  and 

iraw  to  taste)  to  sprinkle  upon. 
Karairdaaia  or  -ttui,  f.  -fw,  p.  -r/- 
TTnyn,  (fr.   same,   and  ndaau>  to 
sprinkle)  to   stmr,  spread  about, 
scatter  ;  to  sjirinkle,  bedew,  dash, 
KaT(n:uTtri',acl.  —  KoTniruT/roOai, 
pass.  pres.  inf.  conl.  —  Kuruira- 
Ti'ianf,    par.  —  KuruTrari/ouiai,  3 
pi.  sub.  1  a.  art.  of 
Korairur/i.i  -ui,  f.  -I'/ffu),  p.  -ncirdr)}- 
*■«,    (fr.    sanif,    and    nnrlo)   to 
tread)    to  trend    down,    trample 
upon  ;  treat  tyrannically  or  con- 
temptuously. 1  a.  art.  ind.  unrf 
TaTifea'  par.   KUTrtTriiri/iro{.  1  a. 
^    ind.  piir*.  KnTfrarfiOi^v. 
Kar(iir»ri|/i<>,  -tfro{,  t4,  and  Knrn- 
rdrijeif,  -10$,   Alt.  -tu<,  li,  (Ir. 
la.1t)  11  Inntling  underfoot,  Ireail- 
illfi  uptin  ;  contniipt,  scorn. 
Ka/diravim,  -Hraf,  tA,  anil  K'lrd- 
irnvaif,  -io{,    Att.  -twf,   I),  (fr. 
niixt)   rest,  fiisf,  i,uicl.    Insure; 
cessation,    respite;    n    duelling, 
nimdr,  rrsiihnct,  a.    silt.  Korrf- 


VitHBIV, 


•hrnmtch,   rxrrtitc,    cot»plclr,'KiiTiiKaiwf  f. -cti*,  p.  -ir/irawn,  (fr. 
(323) 


K  VT 


KAT 


K\'V 


kri rd  iiilcn^.  and  rui'uj  lu  oca^c) 
lo  quiet,  calm,  still,  giir  rest, 
mnkc  reasr  ;  to  slup,  rislrain, 
check ;  to rrstfrom,  ctitsc,  ilesist ; 
to  xink,  settle,  subsitU:  1  a.  iiui. 
acl.  Karirravaa.  2  a.  iiul.  act. 
Kurlvaoi'.  per.  iiui.  pass,  ^ciru-j 
7i»rai'/j(i(.  ; 

Karuirtipu^d),  I.  -ou',  (Ir.  hiiTii  in-: 
tons,  and  Ttipu^u  to  utienipt, 
ih.  TfTpo  an  attempt)  lo  try, '. 
prove,  explore  ;  to  sound  ;  to  at- 1 
tempt,  endeavour,  veiit'irr.  ' 

KuT(jiriipi)T;;p/u,  -ai,ii,  (fr.  last)  o«| 
instrument  to  try  the  depth  of  the, 
sea,  sound,  ptii7nmet.  I 

KaTur£.\fiu7o'n)  -H,  f.  -uiaiit,  p.  -n-', 
rtcXfiiiTuiKii,    (fV.   KuTi)  beneath, 
and  TTtXfia  a  sole)  to  clout  or  aok  . 
a  shoe  ;    to  patch,  piece,  mend, 
cobble,   per.  ind.    pass.   /.aruTrt-l 
r£X/<«'ra)/<u(.  | 

KuTflTt^ri/f,  -or,  6,  (Ir.  ^uru  a-' 
gainst,  and  t/ Ar>;  a  target.  Or, ' 
Karii  intens.  and  rriiAXw  to  shake) ' 
a  cntapuUa,  a  military  engine. 

KaTaTTiiiTTu),  f.  -t|u),  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  rriixru)  to  send)  lo  se7id 
down  ;  to  send  to,  send  a  7;if.s- 
aage  or  letter,  write  to. 

KarairtrOitii  -a),  f.  -i)au),  (fr.  same, I 
and  TuvOib)  to  grieve,  th.  rti'Oos| 
grief)  /o  deplore,  bewail,  lament, 
weep  for,  mourn. 

Knra:7£7rT;7a)f,   -tiu,    -oj,  by  S)'nc. 
for  Kara-znrTiiKiii,  -via,  -oi,  par.  i 
per.  acl.  of  KaraTTTijcaw.  J 

Karar/ffrd),  f.   -t^u),    (fr.  Kara   in-1 
tens,  and  Tr/rru  to  boil)  fo  c/»t- 
is/i,  induls;e  in,  t)yo^/ ;  /o  /(w^, 
Itolil  Just  ;  to  brood  over,  smother,  i 
1  a.  act.  ind.  Kari-rv>^a-  sub.  xa- 
raziif/(i),  -i;f,  -»/•  I 

Karurtp,  Ion.  for  KaBdmp.  | 

Kara-tcii  1',  -ovaa,  -ov,  g.  pi.  -re-) 
adv-ijiv,  par.   2  a.  act.  of  Kara- 1 

TITTW.  ! 

KarantTd^M,  KaraTTCTao),  Karavc- ', 
ravivui  or  KnrartrnvTii/K,  f. 
-aaui,  (fr.  Ka7«  intens.  and  irtra- 
^u),  &c.  lo  spread)  to  spread  out, : 
rrpnnd,  display  ;  to  open  wide, ; 
unfold,  unfurl ;  to  extend,  stretch\ 
out,  lengthen,  enlarge;  to  cover' 
up,  hide,  conceal,  veil  ;  to  fly  \ 
down  or  away.  , 

KaTaTriTaapa,  -aro;,  to,  (fr.  last), 
a  curtain,  veil.  I 

KururfVo/iui,  (fr.  Kun'i  intens.  and 
riToitat  to  fly)  to  fly  about;  to 
fly  down  ;  Uifly  away. 

KaTaTCTooKOTiM  -to,  (fr.  Kara  a- 
gainsl,  -rirpov  a  rock,  and  kiJstwi 
lo  ctit)  to  d<ish  or  strike  against] 
n  rork ;  to  break  with  stones,  fling  \ 
sloner,  at.  | 

KaraziTiD,  obs.  (fr.  Karii  intens.  [ 
and  jr/ru  obs.  same  as  kittu)  to 
fall)  sec  KiTn-ifTTio,  which  bor-i 
rows  certain  tenses  from  it. 

Korart^trfyaffi,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  mid. 
uf  KaTatjiiiyui. 

KuTairc<jicvyii),  same  as  Karathcvyu).  ' 

KaTa::iij)Vii),  fr.  Kara  intcns.  and; 
Ttipi'w,  which  see.  1 

K«T«-£^po>;;<c/5TU5,  (fr.  KiraTTi^po- 
> >;xsii;,  pur.  per.  act.  o^ Karaetipo-', 


i/(ii  (o  despise)  conlintptuously, 
I     scornfully,  disdainfully. 
\\\arai:i\^ri,  ij  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

')\arani'iyvifn  or  -yiiJu),  f.  -s,ti>  or 
-yiidio,    p.  KaTaTtr.i'iyrvKa,   (fr. 

I     Kuril    intens.     and    -nfiyvvuii    to 

!  fasten)  to  flx  or  fasten  aow)i  ; 
to  set,  place,  plant. 

KuTami^dui -u>,  f.  -I'/aij),  p.  -TtTriyoi;- 

!     Kn,  (fr.  KuTti  downwards,  and  rrti- 

I     t'aiw  lo  leap)  to  leap  down  ;  lo 

'     nlifflu, 

KaTaTzi)paii>u),  I'r.  kotH  inlcns.   and 
I     ::tiiialv(o,  which  sec. 
;&aTur:r,fttjvcta,   -as,  -i,    1    a.  opt. 
act.  Aol.  of  last. 

Kiira-iil^,  -Tiyoi,  i;,  (fr.  kura  down- 
wards, and  Tn'jyvvfit  to  fasten) 
a  pile,  stake  or  post  flxcd  in  th- 
ground. 

KaTamah'ii),  fr.  same,  and  irtalno. 

KaraTTiKpoi,  -a,  -uv,  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  :r(«.-po5  hitler)  very  bit- 
ter ;  grievous,  severe  ;  embittered, 
exasperated,  aggravated. 

KaravlimpTjiu,  f.  KaTa-rrpi'/ain,  (fr. 
same,  and  Tlftrrprjin  to  burn)  to 
set  flre  to,  set  on  flre,.lighi  up, 
kindle  ;  to  burn  away,  consume. 

KaTaztvi,  Ion.  for  Karc-mre,  3  sin. 
impf.  act. —  Kara-nirj,  3  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  act.  —  KaraTTlvovTCi,  n.  pi. 
par.  pres.  act.  of 

Kurrnrivio,  f.  -ttwctu,  p.  -veirwKa, 
(fr.  Karii  downwards,  and  ttiVw 
lo  drink)  lo  drink  down,  swallow 
up,  a'jsorb,  engulph.  2  a.  act. 
ind.  Kaririov'  sub.  KaTwnio).  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  KiiTCT:60r]v'  sub.  Kora- 
TToOui'  inf.  KaraizoOrivai.  2  f.  ind. 
mid.  Karurtoffxai. 

Karmrlofini,  -;/,  -cri^  ,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
of  last. 

KaTairiiTTw  or  Kdra-rrdio,  f.  -o'xriu,  p. 
-vizTwKa,  (fr.  Kara,  downwards 
and  OTTrru)  to  fall)  to  fall  or  drop 
down,  tumble,  be  demolished ;  to 
be  cast  down,  be  grieved  or  dis- 
pirited, faint,  fail.  pres.  inf. 
act.  KaTurivTtiv.  2  a.  act.  ind. 
KuTiiTtaov'  par.  Kara-maiiv.  2  f. 
ind.  mid.  KaraTrcaovfjiat. 

KaTaTrtarevu',  f.  -cvauj,  (fr.  Kara 
towarils,  and  -iffrji'w  to  trust, 
ill.  Tricrts  faith)  to  trust,  believe 
or  have  faith  in  ;  to  commit,  in- 
trust, luxTul  or  deliver  to. 

Kora^AnytK,  -daa,  -iv,  2  a.  par. 
pass,  of  KaraTrXi/criTd). 

KaTa-z^daco),  and  -ttii),  f.  -daw,  p. 
-tTfrXaxa,  (fr.  Karii  intens.  and 
rAu'ffffw  lo  shape)  to  form,  shape, 
inoubl,  make ;  to  spread  or  ap- 
ply a  plaster,  poultice  ;  to  pound, 
bruise. 

KararXjKU),  f.  -^'n,  p.  --iifXiKn,  (fr. 
same,    and    ■r'KiKui    to    fold)    to, 
wrap  up,  fold  together  ;  lo  unite,  \ 
join,   link,   tie ;    lo  finish,   end, 
complete,  conclude,  \ 

Kara-nXiii),  f.  -cvaix),  (fr.  Kara,  to- ' 
wards,  and  rX/w  to  sail)  to  sad ^, 
down,  sail  to,  flnish  a  voyage,  I 
arrive  in  port.  j 

KnTavXiiKT^Kvi,   -i], -op,    (fr.   Kara-i 
irXficraoi    lo    frighten)     striking,'. 
(321) 


aufui,  trrrililr,  dreadful, astonish' 
ing,  wonderful,  amazing. 

KarujrXi)f,  -i)yoi,  k,  }),  (li-.  same) 
struck,  surprised,  U7na:rfl,  aslo- 
nislird  ;  alarmed,  fearful,  timo- 
rous ;  appalled,  ofl'ritihted,  dis- 
mayed. 

KarairX/'jfai,  1  a.  inf.  acl.  of 

KarnirXi/OCTO),  f.  -fw,  (fr.  nard  iii- 
lens.  and  TrXiJooo)  to  strike)  to 
strike  down,  fell,  overthrow,  over- 
turn,  destroy  ;  to  hit  sorely, 
sviite;  to  afflict,  disipiiet,  trou- 
ble, grieve  ;  to  astonish,  unune, 
daunt,  dismay,  confound.  Ku- 
Ta-nXfjaaujtat,  to  he  struck  with 
astonishment,  admire,  wonder. 
For  tenses  sec  izMaaw. 

KaruTrXoos  -ons,  -6ov  -uv,  u,  (fr. 
same,  and  irXf'w  to  sail)  u  voyage 
downwards  ;  a  trip,  passage  ;  a 
safe  return,  arrival. 

KaTanXovTOfia^io)  -w,  f.  -ijau,  (fr. 
Kara  against,  irXoBroj  wealth, 
and  fid^oftat  to  Sghl)  to  over- 
come by  force  of  money,  pre- 
vail by  wealth  ;  to  try  or  vie  in 
wealth. 

KarajrXuJu),  Ion,  for  Kara-itXiu). 

Karajrvoa,  -(is,  Dor.  for  Karairvoij, 
"•/?>  '/)  C""'  ^:aTii.  inlens.  and 
TTviui  lo  breathe)  a  blast,  breeze, 
gale. 

KarairSSai,  (fr.  same,  and  irovs  the 
foot)  immediately,  directly,  out 
of  hand. 

KarairoOa,  -iji,  -Jj,  1  a.  sub.  pass, 
of  KaTarrivio. 

KaTa-rrovio)  -w,  f.  -I'/cu,  p.  -nCTrSi't)- 
Ka,  (fr.  Karii  intens.  and  ttov/w  to 
toil,  th.  Tivuftai  to  work  at)  to 
fatigue,  weary,  tire,  wear  out, 
opjtress.  Kara-norionai  -oVpat, 
to  be  overcome,  fail,  faint, 

Karairovovixcvoi,  -n,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  cont.  of  last. 

Kuranuvri^u),  f.  -tirii),  p.  -afndi'TiKa, 
(fr.  Kurd,  down,  and  novTi^w  to 
sink,  th.  rtivrof  Ihe  sea)  to  throw 
into  the  sea,  plunge,  drown;  to 
overwhelm,  pros.  inf.  mid.  Kara- 
■:TovTil^caOai.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  Kari- 
TTOvriaOriv'  sub.  KarairovTlcBia, 
-Ojjs,  -Of,.  ^ 

KaraTTovTiaiJidi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same) 
drowning,  immersion ;  ilcstruc- 
tion. 

Kararroptuo/zai,  f.  -cvaojiat,  p.  -m- 
vipevnai,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  and 
Toptiojiai  to  go)  to  go  or  come 
down  or  buck,  return,  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  KaTCTTopcvOtiv, 

Kara-nopvcvu),  f.  -cvau),  (fr.  same, 
and  iropjtijw  to  go  after  harlots) 
to  prostitute. 

Kard-otTif,  -lo?,  Alt.  -cuts,  ti,  (fr. 
KaTaTTti'u)  lo  swallow)  a  devour- 
ing, swallowing  up  ;  a  gulph, 
whirlpool,  abyss. 

Kara-6Tiov,  -ov,  rd,  (ft,  same)  a 
medicine  to  be  swallowed  ;  a  pill, 

Kararrdw,  obs.  (fr.  Kara  intens. 
and  7:6u),  obs.  to  drink)  from 
which  Karamvu)  borrows  certain 
tenses. 

KaTairpatvoi,  (fr,  same,  and  -npatvia 
to  mitigate,  th.   Trpqoi  mild)  to 


KAT 


KAT 


ta7ne  ;  to  civilize,  polish  ;  to  mili-'     th.  rCp  fire)  to  light  up,  kitidle, 
gate,   assuage,   nUay,   ease;    to\     set  on Jire,  inflame.  1  a.  par.  act. 


pacify,  calm,  reconcile,  appease, 

sooth,  coax  ;    to  restrain,  check, 

bridle,  hold. 
Kara-TTpiidii),  fr.  same,  and  Trp0u>, 

which  see. 
KaTairptjvfis,    -to;    -oD{,  o,    fi,   (fr. 

same,  and  -rprjvfi;  steep)  prone. 


KaTaTTvpiaai,  and  by  Sync.  Poet. 

or  Dor.  KavTvpicai. 
KoTarciyuv,  -ovoq,  i,  >/,  (fr.  same, 

and   TTiiywv   a   beard)    bearded, 

wilJi  a  long  beard. 
Kardpa,  -at,  ij,   (fr.  Kara  against, 

and  apa  a  prayer)  a  curse,  exe- 


headlong  ;  flat,   with    the  face\     cration. 

downwards.  ;  KarapaKTiji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  KaTapdeaoi 

Karazprjadia,   -t,{,    -fi,    1    a.    sub.  I     to  break  through)  a  cataract,  tor. 

pass,  of  Karanpi'idio.  rent,  waterfall,  cascade  ;  a  bolt, 

KaTarpiu>,(.  -taia,  (fr.  Kara  intens.       bar;  a  portcullis  or  falling  gaC  ; 

and  irp/w  to  saw)  to  saw  through,  •     a  kind  of  sea  fowl,  a  giiU. 

cut  through.  iKaraodoftai   -wfiai,    f.  -daofiai,   p. 

Kara-ooiiiwfn,    (fr.    Kara    intens. '      Kan^pa/iai,  (fr.  Kara  against,  and 

TOO  before,  and  fiiuyjii  to  give)'     upao/iai  to  pray,  th.  apd  a  prayer) 


to  betray,  surrender,  deliver  up. 
pres.  inf.  act.  Kara-poiti6vat 

KaTaTtpot'iacaOai,  1  f.  inf.  mid.  of 
Karairpotrjfit. 

KaTa-rrpot^opiai,  f.  -'t^Ofiai,  (fr.  Kara 
intens.  and  rpo't^ouai  to  get  gra- 
tis, th.  frooif  a  gift)  to  pasii  un- 
punished,   let    escape,   pass   by, 


to    curse,    imprecate    evil   upon. 


JCAT 

Karapdck,  Ion.  for  Karapdcis,  -ittra, 
-{V,  par.  1  a.  pass,  oi  Kadatpu. 

KaTaptdfiio)  -Si,  f.  -i-jou,  p.  Karvpld- 
lirjKa,  (fr.  Kara  among,  and  aptC- 
uf'u  to  reckon,  th.  apiOjios  num- 
ber) to  number  with,  count  along 
with,  enrol  among,  per.  ind.  pass. 
Ka-nipidiiiifiaf  par.  KarripSfunfii- 
voj.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  KaTi^piQjtrtad- 
ftrjv'  opt.  KaTapid^LTjcaijirtv,  in  1 
pi.  KaTapidfiTjaaiftcda. 

KarapKiui  -Si,  fr.  (card  intens.  and 
apKciji,  which  see. 

KaTap^ayijvai,  2  a.  inf.  pass,  of 
KaTap^i'iyi'V/it. 

KaTapj)dKTrii,  -ov,  b,  same  as  Ka- 
TapdKTrjf. 

K.ara(>pdaa<i),  same  as  Karapdaau). 

KaTappcfilSevio,  f.   -cvau),  (fr.   Karri 


execrate,  damn,  devote  to  perdi- 1  mtens.  and  pciiffcvu)  or  ^//i/Ju  t. 
tion.  prcs.  inf.  pass.  (farapatoSaf  1  whirl)  to  stagger,  reel;  to  lewl 
-Sadai.  par.  per.  pass.  KaTiipa-'  "stray,  cause  to  err,  set  wander- 
pii'Of.    1  a.  ind.  mid.  k-arflpnira'- 1      ing. 

fiiiv,  -la),  -aro.  KoTap^/o)  -d,  f.  -tiaij),  (fr.  same, 

KarapaaOt,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  impr.  |     and  ^/w  to  flow)  to  flow  or  sink 


—  Karnpwf(£Oa,  1  pi.  cont.  pres. 


forgive.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  Karanpol- 1      ind.  mid.  —  Karapia^uvoi,  ->/,  -ov, 

^dpi/v.  I     par.  pres.  mid.  cont.  of  last. 

Kararpof;?/!!,  (fr.  same,  Tpo  before,  jKara'poffis,   -losi  Att.  -cws,  )';,   (fr. 

and  (i;^(  to  send)  <o  <ArouJ  atuay ;       same)    a    curse,    execration;    a 

to  reject,  slight,  disregard  ;  to  let      cursing. 

slip,  miss,  fail  of.  |  Karapao-o-o)  or  -ttw,  and  Karnpfida- 

Kara-rpoiKOfiat,  (fr.  same,  and  1ko-\     cui,  f.  -fo),  (fr.  Kara  intens.  and 

liat  to  come)   to  go  on   before,,     pdeam  to  dash)  to  break,  snap, 


proceed  forward. 
Karavpovo/icvb),  (fr.  same,  and  -rrpo- 
vo/if]  plunder)  to  go  to  forage  or 
plunder ;  U)  drive  away  or  carry 
off  booty ;  seize  as  prey,  carry 
away  captive 


rend,  tear ;  to  bruLu,  crush  ;  to 
tumble,    throw    down    violently, 

precipitate,  dash,  confound,  de- 
molish, destroy,   rate ;    to  drive, 

force    along,    compel;    to    burst 

forth,  break  or  gush  out. 


Karnirrdf, -5(7(1, -«i,  par.  —  Karax-  KardpaTOS,  -ov,  b,  }i,  (fr.  Karapdo 


Tiivat,  inf.  2  a.  act.  o( KaOlrrtj/ii. 
KaTdiTTiaOai,  Ion.  for  KnOd-artaOat, 
pres.  inf.  mid.  of  KnOdrrrw 


fiai  to  curse)  cursed,  accursed, 
devoted  to  perdition;  execrable, 
vile,  abominable. 


KaTaTTrfu)  -u>,  f.  -ijaia,  p.  (tnTfVri)- 1  Karapytr,  act. — KrtTnpvtrra(,pass. 
(CO,  fr.  Kara  intens.  and  rriio,  or]     3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  of 
nrofu),  which  la-st  sec.  Karupyiu)  -Si,  (fr.  kotiI  intens.  and 

KararT//f/if,  -acu,  -av,  par.  1  a.  apyoi  useless)  to  make  useless, 
act.  of  A-anirri/asu).  i      rentier  worthless  ;  to  abolish,  an- 

T^ararrfiaofiai,  -y,  -trat,  1  f.  ind.  I  nul,  abroentc ;  to  waste,  idle, 
mid.  of  KaOiirrrifii.  lose  time  or  work.      Karapyiofjim 

KaTnirrr'iaoui,  f.  -(^w,  p.  uraT/rrrij^^a,  -ovfiai,  to  be  rid  or  r/uit  of,  freed 
(fr.  Karii  intens.  and  zri'iaaii)  to  from,  released  ;  to  wear  out, 
fear)  to  a^ric^ht,  frighten,  alarm, '     perish,  be  lost,  vanish,  disappear. 


terrify;  to  drea'l,  fear  greatly. 

KarairTf/Triv,  Ion.  for  Karcnr^rtiv, 
3dii.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  Knf)iirrt)fn. 

KarazTi-)^)!^,  ./fj(  -o^f,  b,  i),  {fr.  Ka- 
rii intenH.  and  rtn'^aaco  to  fijlrl) 
sinuous,    with    many    brndu    or 


1   a.    ind.    act.    Karf/oynaa.   per. 
ind.  pass.  Karfipyt^pat.   1  a.  uid. 
pass.  KaTrtpyi'iOqi'.  I  f.  md.  pass. 
Karapyi]0niTO)ini. 
Karnpyridti,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass 

K'lTupyijO/JfTO/ldl,  -1),    -ITUt,   3   pi. 


folds,  crooked,  wreathed,  folded.  \  -Oiianvrai,  1  I',  ind.  pans.  —  K(i- 
K(ir<jrrii(i),   f.    -a(-i,  (fr.   Nam<:,  and|      Tanynai'it     'nf.   —  KaTupyfioa^, 

im!(j  to  npit)   to  spit  upon;    to<      -aa<t,-nv,  Vi,.  -anirni,\mr.  —  Ka- 

wpit  nut,  spur  ;  to  reject,  nut  <)ff,\     rapyi'iait,  3  nin.  mib.  I  a.  act.  — 

ahhnr,  driest,  j      K'trapyfiact,  3  sin.   1  f.  ind.  art. 

Kardrrufin,    -arof,    ri,    (fr.   KaTii\      oflaNt. 

dnwnwanifi,    and   nlsro)  to  fall)  i  Kardpyofi/zn',  1  |il.  ronl.  prcH.  ind. 

a  fall;  ruin,  decay,  rlr»frurlion.\  act.  —  Karnpyoi'iniof,  -rj,  -ov, 
Karitrrriiiaaui,  (fr.  «r«ni  inlcnii.  and       par.  prcit.  puns,  of  Rami!. 

■sruiaaui  lo  Irciiihlf:)   to  fdl  withKurapyvpiut  -Si,  f.  -h'kkj,    (fr.  Karri 


fear,  rlrrip  tnith  fright ;  to  tremble, 
loUer  ;  to  rlrnvl,  frrir  greatly. 
Karrtniiyiav,  -ofoc,   b,  li,    (fr.    irard 
about,  and  zvyh  the  rump)  ob- 


inUmn.  and  aftyrpdia  to  itdviT,  th 
HpyvpoK  hIIvit)  to  siller  rnvr, 
plate,  rover  with  sdrrr ;  to  cor- 
rupt vnth  mniuy,  bribe, 
scene,  indecent ;  Unhii.  arrUnmite.\KiiTnnil^<.i,  f.  -f(ij,  (fr.  game,  and 
Karairup^^iti,  f.    -Irjia,  (fr.  «ar(<  in-j      /</^(«i    lo  act)   to  Sooth,  roar,  rit- 

tens.  and  rvn/^«<  to  80t  on  fire,  I     rets;  to  pat,  stroke  with  Iht  hand.  \     turr';    to   mend,    repair,   patch; 

(3W) 


dourn,  descend ;  to  dnp ;  lo  run 
out,  spill,  empty  ;  to  pass  or  fait 
"^oy,  fail,  faile,  decay,  come  to 
an  etid. 
Karapliiijiv,  -ovrra,   -ov,  par.  pres. 
act.  —  Karapjievaaii,   neut.  par. 
1  a.  act.  of  Karapjicoi. 
KarapftijyvCpi,   or  Karappneau,   f. 
-foj,  (Tr.  same,  and  jiriyvvpi  to 
break)  to  rend,  tear ;  to  break  up 
or   down,  burst    open,   dash    in 
pieces  ;  to  throw  down,  overthrow, 
destroy;    to  fall    down,   go    lu 
pieces,  decay,  go  to  ruin ;  to  break 
forth,  rush,    run    headlong;    to 
drive  violently. 
KaTapiiirrru),  f.  -^lo,  p.  Knr/p/5i0a, 
(fr.  same,  and  [liTrrh)  In  throw) 
to  throw   doum,  prostrate,   over- 
throw, f'll  ;     to   throw   or  fling 
away.    1  a.  ind.  act.  Karipi,i\fa. 
per.  ind.  pass.  KaTipjHjiptn. 
Kardpjjooi  -ov?,  -6ov  -or,  b,  (fr.  Ka- 
ra downwards,  and  //Au  to  flow) 
a  running  down,  dropping,  dis- 
tillation ;  a  rheum,  catarrh,  flux, 
lUscharKe  ;  a  torrent. 
Karapliviiii  -w,  f.  -pvi'/au),  p.  Kartp- 
livtlKa,  (fr.  .same,    and  ^n/uj    to 
flow)  to  flow  down,  run  (\ff\  pass 
away. 
Krirdppvrov,  -ov,  ri,  (neut.  of  next) 
a  rrreptricle,  rlrain,  sink  ;  a  flow, 
rircumulation  ;  aliundcmce,  plen- 
ty, n/Jluenre. 
Kardplitirof,    -ov,    b,   i),    (fr.    Kara 
downwards,   and   pfo)    lo   flow) 
rivrrflmi)rrl,_floorlerl,  wiitrrrrt,  moist, 
wet ;   stnunrh  against  rain. 
Kartipjjuii\lio   -S),    (fr.   Kiirri    inl(;ns. 
and  apfiiofiii)  Ion.  for  op(W(V(ii  lo 
Klirink   for  fi;ar)  to  fear  greatly, 
drrrirl ;  fn  shrink,  coinr. 
Karnprdta  -S),  fr.  Knrr}  dowiiwanld, 

and  nnrdoi,  which  .sec. 
Karaprl^irrOiii,  prcs.    iiif   pass.  — 
Karnprli^oirrif,  a.   pi.  par.  pro». 
act.  of 
Karaprffo),  f.  -Iitm,  (fr.  KtirH  intonii. 


nild  (ipr/^(i)  lo  (il,  th.  rlpririf  pcr» 
fi'rl)  to  'rt  a  Imnr,  rrduce  n  frar. 


KAT 

lo  rrmrnl,  join  together  ;  to  ad- 
ju»l,  iiiitipl.  ilisposr,  rrgulair, 
arrangf ;  lo  perfect,  Jiuixh,  com- 
pht(  ;  to  instruct,  inform.  I  u. 
act.  ind.  KaTi'ipttaa.  per.  |)!i.ss. 
ind.  KuHipTiattaf  iiil.  Kartipria- 
Oai'  par.  Kaniprtcfi/yof.  I  a.  ind. 
mid.  <(aT7)pTi<jii;ii)r,  -au),-aaTO. 

MixTaprlmu,  ml',  or  3  sin.  opl.  1  a. 
act.  of  last. 

Kuniprro-is,  -lOi,  Atl.  -cui{,  )';,  (fr. 
same)  repair,  nmcndiiient,  res- 
toration, correction  ;  perfection, 
completion,   a.  sin.   Kardprtatv. 

Kar<i(5ri<r/ji>j,  -of-,  4,  (fr.  same)  the 
sitting  or  reduction  of  a  bone  or 
joint ;  a  joining  or  ^fitting  of 
parts  ;  reconciliation  ;  repair,  a- 
mendment ;  a  finishing,  comple- 
tion, perfection. 

KaTapTicTi)p,  -ijpoi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
composer,  maker,  framer  ;  an  in- 
tercessor, peacc-vtuker . 

Kardpxoi,  f-  -sW,  (fr.  Karii  ihlens. 
and  apvb)  to  begin)  to  do  or  act 
first,  take  the  lead;  to  guide, 
rule,  regulate  ;  to  govern,  com- 
mand. Kardp^oiiai,  to  initiate, 
introduce,  teach,  par.  prcs.  act. 
Kar(ip;^(ji',  -ovaa,  -ov. 

yiarapiiittvos,  par.  pres.  mid.  cont. 
—  KaT(ipS>vTat,3  pi.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  mid.  of  (campaoffai. 

Karaalicvvvo),  or  -vpn,  fr.  Kara  in- 
tens.  and  o^tvvvii),  or -vfii,  which 
see. 

KaTaadia,  f.  -odaw,  p.  -ahuKa,  (fiv 
same,  and  adta  to  shake)  to 
shake  off',  disturb,  drive  or  move 
away,  remove  ;  to  shatter,  shake 
or  break  in  pieces ;  to  alarm, 
frighten,  startle;  to  make  signs 
with  the  hand,  beckon.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  KaTictiaa-  par.  Karaadcai. 

Karaariiiaivii),  f.  •livu),  (fr.  same, 
ajid  iTt]nalvu)  to  sign,  th.  oT^ixa  a 
mark)  to  note,  mark,  observe, 
remark  ;  to  sign,  seal. 

Kora(7/;ii-u,  (fr.  same,  and  a>'ino>  to 
rot)  to  let  rot,  leave  to  decay  or 
perish.  Karair/jiro/iat,  to  rot  a- 
way,  perish. 

Kcrafffl/iaiVta),  (fr.  Kara  upon,  and 
aaOiiaivo)  to  pant)  to  pant  on;  to 
snort 

KaTKffiya'u-S,  f.  -I'lOd),  p.-atalyvKa, 
fr.  same,  and  ciydo),  which  see 

Karaaicnp6<i>  -u,  fr.  game, and  atirf 

p6ui,  which  see. 
KaraCTi(i»aT£,  2  pi.   Cont.   ind.  or 

iiiipr.  act.  of 
KaruiTiwir'iu   -H,  (fr.  Kara  intens, 

and  (TiuiTrdu,  which  see. 
y.aTa(!Kafi)iiva,  -lav,  to,  (fr.   next) 

ruins,  remains. 
KoraffKawTu),  f.  -if  u,  p.  KaTioKa<pa, 
(fr.  Kara  inlens.  and  (jKa'rrrti)  to 
dig)  to  dig  or  pull  dovm,  break, 
hatter,  nverthrov),  destroy,  dc' 
molish.  2  a.  ind.  act.  KariaKa 
(pov.  par.  per.  pass.  KarcoKan- 

KaTa(7Kn<t>}i,  -rjf,  hi  (fr-  same)  ruin, 
demolition,  destrurXion 


KAT 

KaraoKiiiiC/i)  or  -avviii),  f.  -^'(Tui,(fr. 
Kara  ii\lens.  and  oxtidi^ui  lo  dis- 
perse) to  scatter  upon,  sprinkle. 

KaTaaKiXtrevui,  KaraoKiXiu)  -io,  or 
K(iT«(j(c/XX<i),  (fr.  same,  and  okc- 
Xtrevoi,  &c.  to  dry)  tu  dry  up, 
parch,  ivither ;  to  reduce,  at- 
tenuate. KaTaaxtXcTcvonai,  &c. 
to  decay,  waste  away,  pine. 

KaraaKinrn^tai,  f.  -xpofiat,  (fr.  Ka- 
ra downwards,  and  aKinroitai 
to  consider)  to  look  donm  upon, 
observe,  consider,  contemplate ; 
.0  inspect,  examine  ;  to  look  out, 
s]>y,  watch  ;  to  search,  explore. 

KaraaKevd^trat,  3  sin.  ind.  —  Ka- 
TaoKtvaCdiicvof,  -i;,-ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 

KaraaKCvdi^ui,  f.  -dau),  p.  KarcoKcia- 
Ka,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  and  oKtvdCiii 
to  prepare,  ih.  oKtvoi  a  utensil) 
to  prepare,  provide,  made  ready ; 
to    furnish,    equtp ;     to   make, 

'  frame,  adjust ;  to  raise,  erect, 
coristrurl,  build;  to  work  out, 
finish,  complete;  to  corroborate, 
strengthen,  prove,  confirm ;  to 
plot,  vinchinate,  devise ;  to  set  on, 
send  out.  1  a.  act.  ind.  KarecKtv- 
aaa'  inf.  KaTacKt.vuaai.  per.  pass, 
ind.  KuTicKtvaajiaf  par.  Karta- 
Kotadjxivoi.   1  a.   ind.   pass.  Ka- 

TCOKCVlicOtlV. 

KaTaoKcvaii,  d.  pi.  of  KaraaKevrj. 

liaraoKcvdaai,  -a(Ta,-ai',  par.  1  a. 
act.  — KaraoKCvdooi,  -en,  -£(,  1 
f.  ind.  act.  of  KaracKcvn^iji. 

KaTaoKcvaana,  -aro?,  to,  (fr.  tea- 
TaaKCvd^ui  to  prepare)  an  arti- 
fice, device,  plot ;  a  building, 
frame,  edifice ;  preparation. 

KaraaKtvadTtKOii  ->i,-bv,(fr,  same) 
strengthening. 

K.aTaaKcva(TToi,-ov,!i,  !),  (fr.  same) 
made,  wrought,  finished. 

KaraiTKcvfi,  -fjs, »;,  (fr.  same)  pre- 
paration ;  a  model,  plan, 
draught,  instrument,  utensil, 
furniture ;  provision,  equipage, 
equipment,  arms  ;  entertain- 
ment, treatment,  reception  ;  con- 
struction, arrangement,  institu- 
tion. 

KaraaKfu)  S,  fr.  Kara  intens.  and 
aoKtio,  which  see. 

KaT«(T<ir)io(o -o),  f.  -WOO),  (fr.  same, 
and  aKt/vdiii  to  dwell,  ih.  oKvi'fi  a 
tent)  to  dwell  in  a  tent,  live, 
abide,  sojourn  ;  to  lodge,  har- 
bour, roost,  pres.  inf.  act.  Ka- 
TacKiiv6tiv  -vovv.  !•  a.  ind.  act. 
KaTccKi'iviixra. 

KarauKrivoiais,  -lOi,  All.  -tuj,  >/, 
(fr.  same)  a  nest,  roost,  shelter, 
harbour ;  a  lodging,  residence  ; 
entertainment,  reception,  pi.  cont. 
KaraaKriviJiaeti. 

KaTaaKi'iTTrw)  f.  -'-pu),  (fr.  Karii 
against,  and  ok/'/tttu  to  hurl) 
to  rush  dovm  upon,  assail,  at- 
tack ;  to  invade  ;  to  strike,  hit, 
dash  upon ;  to  urge,  press,  iti- 
sist. 
K'tTaaKid^u),{-  -affa),p.  KarccKlaKu, 


KaTaaKa<prif,  -io(   -oCs,    o,   ij,    (fr-       (fr.   Kara  intens.  and  (TKid^w  lo 

name)   dug   dawn,  unidermined,\     shade,   th.   okiu   a  shadow)  to 

overthrovm.  1     ovirshudov),  sjiread  a  shade  or 

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KAT 

covering  over  ;  to  ludc,  aovtr  up, 
intir.  ncut.  pi.   par.  pres.  act. 

KuTaoKta^oi'Ta. 
KanioKiui,    -nv,    b,    i';,  (fr.    same) 
shady,  .shaded,  dark,  umbrage- 
ous, bushy. 
KarnaKiprdu)  -u,  fr.  Kari  intens, 

and  oKipTdu). 
KaruoxX/u)  -d,  or   KaraaxXdu  -w, 
and  KardiTicXr;^!,  same  as  Kara- 
aK[\crcvu>. 
KaTticKovciiiii,  and  KaTannuitiiiJ  -H, 
f.  -I'lau),  p.  KnTcaK6nt]Ka,  (fr.  Karii 
inlens.  and  aKonfio,  which  see) 
1  a.  inf.  act.  KaraaKonTiaat. 
KardaKOTToi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
exploring,     searching ;    a   spy, 
scout. 
KaTaaKopiri^O),    f.    -ioii),   fr.   same, 

and  oKopviEtii. 
KaTaaKMTrru),ir.  same,  and  (TKUTrra*. 
KaTuaritiKpl^d),  and  Kn7atr//()cpi;i'u), 
1.  -vvw,  p.  KaTcaiiiKpvyKu,  (Ir.  Kn- 
Tti  intens.  and  (r/iiKpoj  Alt. for /u- 
Kpbi  small)  to  dinunish,   lessen, 
reduce,  impair ;  to  depress,  abase, 
humble,  bring  down. 
Rardafiv^ai,   3  sin.  1   a.  opt.   act. 
—  KaT«(T/ii)(ai^  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 
KaTao/iix'^,  f-  -^Uj  (fr-    kotH   in- 
tens.  and  aixvx'o  to  smoulder) 
to  burn  away,  consume,  reduce 
to  aslies  ;  to  stifle,  suffocate. 
KaTa(TO(pi^u>,  f.  -iaui,  p.  -(rtaS(piKa, 
{fr. Karii  against, and coipig  wise) 
to  delude,  beguile,  impose  upon, 
overreach,  ensnare,  nse  subtilly, 
employ  crnft,    cheat,  trick,  par. 
pres.  pass.  Karaaoijiii^fifitvoi.  1  a. 
mid.    ind.    KaTiao<piadjit]V  par. 
Karaoo^piadptvo^. 
KaTaaTrnruXau)  -ui,  fr.  Kara  intens. 

and  a-nuTit'Kuui. 
KaTaaTTflm  -H,  f.  -aaiD,  p.  KaTiaira- 
Ka,     (fr.    same,    and    andui    to 
draw)     to    pull,    tear    or    rend 
asunder;    to  break,  separate  by 
force;    to   drav^   down,  sv:allow 
up;    to    drag    into   the    water, 
launch. 
KaTaairdpo},  f.  -fpS,  (fr.  same,  and 
orrdpti)  to  sow )  to  sow  ;  to  breed, 
engender,  produce;     to   scatter, 
overspread. 
KaTaatrciiu/,  f.  -irw,  fr.  same,  and 

oKcviu),  which  sec. 
KardaiTivats,  -loj,  Alt.  -tojf,  ^,  (fr. 
same)  haste,  speed,  despatch,  ex- 
pedition ;  hurry,  bustle. 
KuTaaTToiiiu)    -H,  (fr.    Kara   down, 
and  a-Koibs  ashes)  to  throw  down 
in  the  dust,  kill. 
KttTaa-novitn^w,  fr.  same,  and  avov- 

id^u),  which  see. 
Karnord^O),  f.  -fa>,   (fr.  Same,  and 
ordfo)    to  drop)   to   drop  down, 
trickle,    distil,    exude ;    to    dis- 
charge, run. 
KaraoTaOiU,  -eiaa,  -iv,    1   a.  par. 
pass.     —  KaTnaraOi'iaoijiai,    -p, 
-trat,  3  pi,  -raOi'iaovrai,  1  f.  ind. 
pass.  —  KaraoTiis,  -aca,  -uv,  g. 
-dvTos,  par.  2  a.  act. ofKaOi'on/^i. 
KaraaTacidi^ot,   f.    -Saw,    (fr.  Kara 
against,  and  craaidi^ui  to  muti- 
ny,   which  fr.     ardat^  sedition, 
th.    'inrrijii    to    set  UJ))   to    rebel 


KAT 

again»t,  mutiny,  excite  sedition, 
confuse,  confound. 

Kardaraat^,  -los,  Att.  -£wj,  »;,  (fr. 
KaQloTTiin  to  constilule)  a  consti- 
tution, establishment,  order  of 
things  ;  a  state,  sitwition,  condi- 
tion ;  authority,  government ;  a 
council,  senate. 

KaTaaTivd^ti),  fr.  Kara  intens.  and 
areyd^iD,  which  see. 

KaraartiXai,  1    a.   inf.    act Ka- 

raartiXai,  -aaa,  -av,  1  au  par. 
act.  of 

KaraoTfXXii),  f  -tXw,  p.  KariaraX- 
Ka,  (fr.  Kara  downward,  and 
ariXKo)  to  send)  to  check,  restrain, 
repress  ;  to  appease,  compose, 
pacify,  quiet ;  to  order,  arrange, 
settle,  adjust  ;  to  adorn,  orna- 
ment, dress,  clothe ;  to  equip, 
furnish,  provide.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
KarfarciXa'  par.  KaTaartiXa;.  2 
f.  ind.  act.  KaTaaraKi^-  per.  ind. 
pass.  (carfVraX/jai  •  par.  Karc 
(rraXfiivoi.  per.  ind.  mid.  xari- 
(TToXa. 

KaTaiTTend^tj),  f  -fw,  p.  KartaTiva- 
Ka,  fr.  Kara  intens.  and  (mvd^u). 

Karacrrepl^in,  f.  -laiij,  (fr.  card 
amon",  and  aorfia  a  star)  to 
speckU  or  cover  with  stars  ;  to  fix 
among  the  stars. 

KardoTTii'a,  -aroi,  rd,  (ft.  Kadlarrj- 
m  to  constitute)  aress,  habit, 
garb,  appurel ;  manner,  behavi- 
our, demeanour,  air ;  state,  si- 
tuation, condition,  posture;  con- 
stitution, temper,  disposition,  d. 
Karaar^fiaTi. 

KarooTTJi/ai,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Ka- 
raaritaou,  1  a.  inf.  act.  o(  xadia- 
■ntjii. 

Karaarript^u),  f.  -fw,  p.  Karcarfipi- 
Ka,  (fr.  icaTa  intens.  and  arriol^ijt 
to  fix)  to  fix  firmly,  fasten  down  ; 
to  confirm,  establish ;  to  fall  or 
lean  upon. 

KaraoT^ffu,  -tt(,  -ct,  I  pi.  -aoficv, 
1  f.  ind.  act.  —  KaTaor^ao),  -pj, 
-ij,  1  a.  gub.  act.  of  KaOlarriiii. 

Karaaridl^iu,  (fr.  Kara  against,  and 
aria  a  pebble)  to  stone,  pelt  with 
ilorus. 

KaraiTToXi),  -^f,  f),  (fr.  jraraorAXa) 
to  adorn)  a  restraint,  restriction, 
hindrance ;  a  stoppage,  cessation  ; 
a  letting  down,  hnrtging  upon  ; 
dress,  clothes,  vesture,  npjmrel; 
a  long  robe  ;  plainrust  in  dress. 

KaraoT»X/^u),  fr.  Kord  intens.  and 
<TToXf^w,  which  (lee. 

KaraoTopIo)  -u,  (fr.  name,  and  aro- 
plut  to  iitr<!w)  to  sriUtrr  on  thr 
ground,  itprriul,  slrnn  nvrr  ;  to 
fall  prnrtrate  ;  to  iihatr,  calm,  rr- 

fess  ;  to  heap  up,  buUd,  rear. 
a.  ind.  act.  KaTttrrtptva. 

ILaraaTpnyylCti),  {.  •hu,  p.  xarta- 
rprfyyKi,  (fr.  name,  and  nrp'iy 
yl^io  to  wring)  to  iirring  out,  rjr- 
press,  frrrrr  nut  by  drnpn,  tquetzr. 

TCaTaorpnTriytia  -ui,  f.  -f,iTui,  (ft. 
Kard  ai^ninsl,  nnd  nrpurhf  an 
.army,  th.  nym  to  lend)  In  out- 
general, rnrujurr  Ity  ilrntngem  ;  tn 
overcome  by  artifice,  rltcnvr,  r.ir- 
rumvent. 


KAT 

KaTaarpaTOTrniflni),  fr.  Kara  intens. 
and  arpaTOTtrtitviii.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
KaTeoTpaTo-nnievadftriv,  -ai,  -aro. 

Karaofptipoi,  f.  -'/'a),  p.  Kariarptcjia, 
(fr.  (card  downward,  and  arpt^u) 
to  turn)  to  overthrow,  subvert, 
overturn ;  to  conquer,  subdue ; 
to  pervert,  abuse  ;  to  revolve, 
come  to  the  same  point,  end,  con- 
clude. 1  a.  ind.  act.  KaTioTpt\pa. 
per.  ind.  mid.  Kariarpoipa. 

KaTaaTpc^dfiei'Oi,  -ij,  -oi',  par.  1  a. 
mid.  —  KaraarpixpnaOat,  1  a. 
inf.  mid.  —  KaTaaTpc\j.ovTi,  Dor. 
for  KaraaTpitj/ovat,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind. 
act.  of  last. 

Karaarptjvid^ij),  f.  -dao),  p.  Karc- 
oTprivlaKa,  (fr.  Karii  intens.  and 
oTprjvtd^ii)  to  wanton,  th.  orpTj- 
vo{  luxury)  to  play  the  wanton, 
become  impatient  of  restraint  or 
licentious  through  indulgence  or 
plenty.  1  a.  sub.  act.  3  pi.  ica- 
raarorivt  daiDOi. 

KaTaOTprividiTiaai,  3  pi.  I  a.  sub. 
act.  of  last. 

K(iraiXTpo(pfi,  -tjg,)!,  (fr.  KaraoTpCipij) 
to  overturn)  subversion,  ruin, 
overthrow ;  injury,  loss,  harm  ; 
catastrophe  or  winding  up  of  a 
plot,  end,  event. 

Kardorpufia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  next) 
a  covering,  deck. 

KaTaoTptid)  or  -trrpiivvviii,  f.  -OTpii- 
(T(i),  p.  KarhTOwKa,  (fr.  Kara 
downwards,  and  (rrpwwv^t  ortli. 
oTopiui  to  strew)  to  strew  down, 
fell,  throw  prostrate  ;  to  over- 
throw ;  to  slay,  slaughter.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  KaTcoTpwdnvi  -vi,  -n- 

KnTudTvyiu)  -d,  f  -^au),  and  -foj, 
(fr.  Kara  against,  and  arvyfui  to 
hate)  to  hate  much,  abhor,  de- 
test, shudder.  2  a.  ind.  act.  xa- 
rinTvyov. 

KaraffrCi^tXof,  -on,  o,  i'/,  (fr.  Kara 
intens.  and  orv^fXd;  harsh,  th. 
OTvipiji  to  astringe)  hard,  stiff"; 
rugged,  rough  ;  harsh,  sour. 

Karaavpiii,  f.  -pcS,  p.  KnraalavpKU, 
(fr.  same,  and  ovpiti  to  draw) 
to  drag  along,  haul,  hale,  trail ; 
to  sweep  away,  carry  aiong.  3 
sin.  pres.  sub.  KaraiTvpji. 

Karaa^d^u)  or  -aipdrrio,  f.  -^w,  (fr 
same,  and  a(pd^<a  to  slay)  to  cut 
thelhro'U,  slay,  sUcunlitn  butcher. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  K<irlo<pa(a'  impr. 
Knria<pai,ov.  2  a.  ind.  act  «tar/- 
(Kjiayov  pass.  KaTca(pityriv. 

Knrn<Tii'iX(^w,f.  -Yffw,  p.  KiiTciT<pd\i- 
Kti,  (fr.  Hnmc,  nnd  iin^nXr);  safe) 
to  makr  safe,  stnirr  ;  tn  fortify, 
sirengtiim.  per.  ind.  pang,  kutc- 
'ri^riXitr/i'ii'  pnr.  KnTtaijiitXiaiiivof. 

Karriatfid^tirt,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  net, 
o(  Knriia<fid^u). 

Knroaippnyl^ii),  f.  -Tirw,  p.  irart- 
etppdytKa,  (fr.  it'iril  miens,  nnd 
ff^jpiiyls  a  nenl)  tn  seal  up,  set  a 
teal  upon,  fasten  unlh  a  tral.  per. 
panB.  ind.  itaTtaifipdyioimi'  par. 
KaTtaiJioayioiilvn^, 
Karnir'^idnri,    -/tno,     I     s.    impr. 

'       pnilH.  of  Knr/^'i). 

iKarnnj^lO'o,  unmc  nn  Karlyu). 

!Knra(Ty;tri',  2  a.  inf.  act.  organic. 
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KAT 

Kardoxioii,  -lof,  Att.  -tuj,  }j,  (ft. 
Kara  intens.  and  f';^a)  to  have) 
occupation,  detention,  restraint ; 
possession,  property,  d.  Karaayi' 
aa,  a.  -^totv. 

Karaaxli^o,  (fr.  same,  and  ffYt'^w 
to  split)  to  divide,  rend  or  tear 
asunder,  cleave,  break  open;  to 
interrupt. 

KuTa(T;i^(j,  -i;j,  -j),  I  pi.  -ax<^nev,  2 
a.  sub.  act.  —  Kara(;;;(o7cru,  Dor. 
for  Karaa)(^ov(ia,  n.  fern,  of  xa- 
raa^^ijjv,  par.  2  a.  act.  —  Ka- 
Taa^diievos,  par.  2  a.  mid.  — 
KaraV;^tai/i£v,  1  pi.  2  a.  sub.  acU 
of  Kari^u). 

KoTordftii,  Dor.  for  KaraTij^eii, 
2  sin.    1    f.    ind.  act.    of  Kara- 

TiJKU. 

KaTardrrii},  f.  -fui,  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  rdoaio  or  -mo  to  ar- 
range) to  put  in  order,  arrange, 
regulate,  settle,  dispose  ;  to  mus- 
ter, marshal,  array,  draw  up ; 
to  set,  place,  pitch  ;  to  prepare, 
appoint. 

Kararclvo),  f.  -cvSi,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ttlvio  to  stretch)  to  stretch  out, 
draw  forth ;  to  hold,  restrain, 
curb,  bind ;  to  rack,  torture  ; 
to  enforce,  strengthen  ;  to  stretch 
out,  smooth  down ;  to  set  out, 
go  on  ;  to  extend  to,  reach  to- 
wards. 

Kararfiivio,  f.  -efiCi,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ttfiiui  to  cut)  to  maim,  mangle, 
hack,  slash  ;  to  kill  with  many 
wounds,  slay,  slaugltter  ;  to  cut 
up  or  asunder;  to  cut  short, 
break  off,  put  an  end  to. 

Kararipnu),  fr.  same,  and  rfpnui. 

KaraTi'iKcr',  for  Karari'iKCrat,  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  mid.  of 

KaraTfJKiit,  f.  -^u),  (fr.  xard  intens. 
and  rrjKii)  to  melt)  to  melt  down, 
dissolve,  thaw  ;  to  emaciate 
make  or  grow  lean ;  to  pine, 
languish, 

KarartdiJlJi,  f.  -d/jaiii,  p.  -rlOttKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  rtOrifti  to  place) 
to  lay  or  put  down  ;  to  establish, 
appoint,  constitute  ;  to  settle,  ar- 
range, agree  ;  to  lake  upon,  enter 
on  ;  to  pay  or  count  down,  r'l.*. 
charge,  fulfil ;  to  l>cstnw,  confer  ; 
to  commit,  itUnist,  itej^nit ;  to 
set,  place,  lny  up,  store  ;  to  bury, 
inter.  1  n.  ind.  act.  KarlBriKa. 
2  a.  mid.  ind.  KarcOiinjv,  -ao, 
TO'  inf.  KiiraOiaOai. 

KarartTptiaKU),  fr.  same,  and  ri- 
rpiaaxtii. 

KiiTaroXfidui  -iu,  f.  -^aui,  p.  -rnrrfX- 
Iitikh,  (fr.  game,  and  roXfirfui  to 
diirc,  th.  rAXfta  boldncsg)  to 
venture  upim,  attempt,  hazard ; 
to  brave,  dare  ;  tn  presume. 

Kararo/ij),  ->)v,  ^,  (fr.  KiirurZ/n'w  to 
maim)  II  miiiming,  niltini;,  but- 
chery, slaughter  ;  an  incision, 
rut,  gash  ;  a  section,  portion, 
fragment, 

KaT(iroffC'u),  f.  -ff'^ffu,  p.  -TtTA(tvica, 
(fr.  <t(ir/l  intong.  and  Tn(tfiu>  to 
ghool,  th.  Ti5fov  a  bow)  to  shoot 
thrnugh,  hit  willi  a  bow ;  to 
wound,  pierce,    run   through.    I 


KAT 

KaTni(iipot,f.  KaToltrui,  1  a.  variji'ty- 

Kii,    (fr.    Kara   flownwiirils,  anil 

tpipu)   to   carry)   to   lake,   hrim;, 

cnrri/  or  Irl  down;  to  sciiil,  lirive 

or    s.lrike  down,   preripitntf ;    to 

ptwtgc,  immf.rge,  .link  ;  to  lull, 

cast  asleep  ;  to  convii/,  transport, 

deliver  ;  to  sweep  or  wash  away  ; 

to   injiirt,  appli)  force ;    to  vote, 

take  part  against.  1  n.  ind.  act. 

KiiT/'n'cyKa,  Ion.  Kari'ivttKa,    1    a. 

pass.  ind.  KaTiii'i^Or)^,  and  Ion. 

Karm'tl^Qriv'  par.  KartivexOi-'i-  1 

a.  ind.  mid.  KaTiiicyKiliitiv,  and 

Ion.  KaTrivctKiiinjv. 
K(ir«0£i5ya),  f.  -^w,  (IV.  .same,  and 

(/itiiyw  to  flee)  to  Jlee /or  succour, 

take  refuse, Jind  shelter;  to  run 

away,, flee  from,  shun,  avoid;  to 

escape.  2  a.  act.  ind.  naTufivyov 

par.  KaTatpvywi'.  1  f.    ind.  mid. 

KaTa(pcv(ofiai.  per.  ind.  mid.  ku- 

raTTiifiLiyu  for  Kara~iij>vya.  ppcr. 

mid.   3  pi.   KdTaiTcipvytaav,  Ion. 

for  <C(ir£7r£0uyci(rai'. 
K«r«'0£vfif,  -los",  Att.  -tuy,  ^,  (fr. 

la.sl)  a  refuse,  shelter,  seairity ; 

an  escape,  Jlight. 
KaTd<j>t]fn,  f.   -<pt'iaia,    (fr.  Kara  ac- 
cording to,  and  0>;/''  to  say)  to 

sat/,  (iffirrn  ;  to  assent,  agree  to. 
Karaiprjt'l^'^y  '•  -t^"^  and  -ifio,  (fr. 

Kara  intens.  and  (prjiil^ut. 
Karaiifliii'O),  f.  -ijffw,  p.  KarftpOaKa, 

(fr.  same,  and  ipOdvu)  to  antici- 
pate) /o  fomf  beforehand,  and. 

cipate,  obviate ;  to  surprise,  take 

xinawares  ;  to  preclude,  prevent. 
K.aTa^ddpco^iai,    -ji,    -crai,    3   pi.       covered ;secured,fortiJied; decked. 


K  VT 

r.   ind.   pass.    Kararofji'9);«ro/iai, 
-i;,  -trai. 
Xi.araTpix'^ii'  •Opi^it,  p.  -f.cipdini 
Ka,  (fr.  Kura  against,  and  r(>/;(-w 
to  run)    to  overrun,  outrun  ;  to 
ntn  at  or  towardt ;    to  invade, 
make  an  inroad,  ravage,  wojite ; 
to    inveigh    again.tt,    reprehend, 
censure,  blame. 
KaraTpiliu),  f.  -il-ui,  p.  -rhptipa,  (fr. 
Kara   intens.   and   rpf/iu)  to  rub) 
to  rub  away,  wear  out  ;  to  break, 
bruise,     pound  ;      to    consume, 
spend ;    to  harass,    weary ;     to 
witste,  ravage,  overnoi ;   to  pass 
or  spend  time.   1  f.  ind.  act.  Ka- 
rarpi^ui,  -cif,  -£i. 
Kararpl^u,  fr.   same,    and    rpl^w, 

wliich  sec. 
KaTaTpvfdu)  -d,    (fr.   same,    and 
rpvipdu)  to  indulge)  to  indulge  or 
take  delight  in,  revel,  riot ;    to 
luxuriate ;  to  exuU,  taunt. 
KnraTpi';^a),  (fr.  same,  and  Toi)(iji 
to    afflict)     to   oppre-ifs,    fatigue, 
harass,  exhaust ;  to  afflict,  vex, 
grieve,  perplex,  molest. 
KaraTpiiyuj,  (fr.  same,  and  rpiiyu) 
to  eat)  to  eat  up,  devour,  con- 
sume. 
KaraTvy^dvij),  fr.  same,  and  rvy- 

ydvd),  which  see. 
KaraTVTTna,  f.  -<^(i>,  p.  -<j>a,  (fr.  Ka- 
ra aoainst,  and  rvirru  to  strike) 
to   beat  or  strike  one^s  self  for 
grief;  to  bewail,  mourn. 
Karavyd^u,  (fr.  same,  and  avyd^w 
to   shine)   to   shine  down  upon, 
enlighten,  illuminate. 
KnrauXfu)   -d,  f.   -tjau,   fr.  same, 

and  avXrw. 
Karavrtxa,  fr.  same,  and  avrUu. 

i^arddiayc,  pres.  impr.  act Ka- 

ra<pdyri,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  .ict.  of 
iiara<pdy<i>,    (fr.    Kara  intens.   and 
(fayoi  to  eat)  to  eat  up,  lievour, 
swallow     down ;     to     consume, 
waste,  squander.  2  a.   act.  ind. 
Kariiiayov'  par.  Kara(payu)V.  2  f. 
ind.  mid.  Kara<pdyofiai  for  Kara- 
(fiayoSfiai. 
KiiTa<paivto,  f.  -avia,  p.  KaraiTe<l>ay- 
Ka,  (fr.  same,  and ^aiVw  to  show) 
to  show  clearly,  make  appear,  di.i 
play.    Kara<paivofiai,  to  seem   to 
be,   appear,  be  seen.   Kara'pSvui, 
-<);,  -T),  2  a.  sub.  act. 
Kara<paiil^u>      and     Kara<t>aitiaSui 

Dor.  for  Kara<pr)iiil^itt. 
Karafavjt,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 
Karaipaivo).     But  without  (.sub- 
scribed it  is  a.  sin.  masc.  cont.  of 
Karaipaifis,  -ioi  -o5;,  o,  !/,  (fr.  Karii 
intens.  and  i^aiVw  to  show)  ap- 
parent,   plain,    clear,    manifest; 
open,  rj>nspicuo2ts,  visible.  Comp. 
Karaipaviirrcpoi'  sup.  -iararoi. 
Kora^aui,    (fr.   Kara  against,  and 
(f)du)  to  speak)  to  speak  against, 
blame,  aeaue,  reproach. 
Kara<pconi,    -iof     -oui,    o,    i),    (fr. 
next)  descewling,  sloping,  .slant- 
ing, Kteep  ;  prone,  inclined,  dis- 
posed.     Comp.      Kara<ficpu)rcpos- 
sup.  -utraroi,  as  if  fr.  Karaipioiv.i 
Kara'Pepiucroi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  prcs.  |      hum  up,  consume ;  to  hum  alive.       ytSvrt;,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  same, 
mid.  of  iKaTa-^Af^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last.      KuraipvWoooiiaor  -iltvWoithitii  -ta,t- 

(32S) 


-aovrai,  2  f.  ind.  pass,  of 
K(irad)0ei'pu,  f.  -fpu,  p.  Kari(pOapKa, 
(fr.  Kara  intens.  and  (pOcloui  to 
corrupt)  to  mar,  spoil,  ruin,  de- 
stroy totally  ;  to  deprave,  corrupt. 


KAT 

Knra0>c?(i,  -(o<,  Att.  -cii>{,  /;,  (fr. 
same)  o  burning,  conflagration, 
great  Jire. 

Kora(AXoy<f(D,  f.  -faoi,  (fr.  same, 
and  (pXoyl^iij  to  inflame)  to  bum 
up,  conjiume  totally.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  KariipXdyina. 

Kuradioliiio  -to,  f.  -ijfru),  (fr.  same, 
and  ipojUtii  to  terrify)  to  frigliten 
much,  terrify  greatly,  alarm,  iw- 
timidate. 

Kardd)n(ioi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  <p6(}os  fear)  fearful,  timo- 
rous ;  superstitious. 

Karaipotrdd)  -lii,  and  Ion.  -lu>  -w, 
I.  -I'loo),  (fr.  same,  and  ipoirdio  to 
go  often)  to  come  and  go,  fre- 
quent, haunt;  to  rove,  wander, 
prowl. 

Kara(potriaVj  pres.  inf.  act.  of  xa- 
raijioirib),  m  last. 

K.ara<povivia,  fr.    Kara   intens.   and 

xpoVCVb). 

Kara<popa,  -as,  i/,  (fr.  Kari  against, 
and  (pipw  to  bear)  a  fall,  descent; 
a  declivity,  slope  ;  a  blow,  push, 
stroke,  impulse ;  invectit>e,  re- 
proach, calumny  ;  drowsiness, 
sleepiness. 

Kara^opcii/,  pres.  inf.  cont.  of  Ka- 
raij>opitj>,  Ion.  for  Kara(p{pui. 

Kara<ppd?tadc,  2  pi.  pres.  impr. 
mid.  of 

Karaiipd^ofiat,  (fr.  KarH  intens. 
ana  (ppd^io  to  speak)  to  consider, 
think  of,  regard,  view,  observe. 

Kard(ppriKro(,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  next) 
armed  cap  a  pie,  heavy  armed. 


Kara<ppdaaui  or  -rroi,  f.  -^lo,  p. 
■nt(ppa')(a,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  and 
<ppd(j(Tti)  to  protect)  to  fortify, 
fence,  mound,  secure;  to  defend, 
protect,   cover ;   to  enclose,  shut 


vitiate.  1  a.  act.  ind.  KariipQtipa''     up,  hide,  conceal. 

inf.   KiiracpOcipai.  2  a.  ind.  a.ct.\Kara^povai,   2  sin.  -vrrrt,    2  pi 


KarfipOapov.  per.  pass.  Karc- 
(jiOapfiat.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  Kara- 
(pdapdi'iaoiiat.  2  a.  ind.  pass.  Ka- 
rapOapvv. 

KaraipOifihoiaiv,  d.  pi.  Ion.  par. 
per.  pass,  of 

KaraipOivu)  or  -Oito,  f.  -(Vw,  p.  Ka 


cont.  ind.  —  Knrnc/jpovtfrw,  3 
sin.  -vtlrwaav,  3  pi.  cont.  impr. 
pres.  act.  —  Karaippovf/aai,  1  a. 
par.  act.  —  Karatppuvi'iati,  3  sin. 

1  f.  ind.  act. —  KaTa<ppov^ar)rc, 

2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
Kara(poviu)  -ui,  f.  -rjaio,  p.  -m^pi- 


riipOiKa,  (fr.  same,  and  (pOhii)  or       i-rjKa,  (fr.  Kara  against,  and  ippo- 


ipdiii  to  waste)  to  destroy,  abolish;  j 
to  kill,  slay  ;  to  waste  away,  pe-  • 
rish,  die.  per.  pass.  ind.  KariipOi- 
Itai'  inf.  KarcijiOinOai,  Ion.  Kara<p- 
OicOar   par.    Kart^Qifihoi,   Ion. 
Karaiidifiivoi. 

Krt7-«0Oop«,  -as, )';,  (fr.  Karacpdcipoi 
to  destroy)  corruption  ;  destruc- 
tion, ruin  ;  slaughter,  death. 

KaTaipt\i(i)  -Si,  f.  -I'lad),  p.  -T!t(pi\rj 


iiui  to  think,  th.  (pp))v  the  mmd) 
to  form  an  opinion  or  think 
against, contemn,  slight,  despise; 
to  plot  against,  circumvent;  to 
aim  at,  affect  insidiously,  aspire 
to;  to  think,  deem,  suppose. 
pres.  impr.  act.  KaTa<pp6vct  -ci,  ill 
3  pi.  -ciTOKjav  -clruiaav.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  Kartipp6vi}aa'  sub.  xara^pn- 
vjjffo),  -j]s,  ->!'  inf.  Kara(ppof>j(Tat. 


Ka,  (fr.  Kara  intens.  and  0iX/w  j  Kar«(/ipfji'>;<Tis, -lof,  Att. -cwj,  >;,  and 
to  love,  th.  0('Xo;  a  friend)  to'.  Kara<ppdi'>iiJia,-aroi,rd,{fr.la.st) 
love  dearly  ;  to  salute,  kiss  hearti-  scorn,  disdain,  contempt,  slight, 
ly.  par.  pres.  act.  KaratpiXiiav  Kara(ppovr)riis,  -oii,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
-iov,  -lovaa  -ovaa,  -lov  -oiJv.  impf.  despiser,  scorner. 
act.  KarKpiXtov  -ovv,  -tti  -tif,  K.ara<ppovoiivrai,  a.  pi.  msis.  cont. 
-t£-£(,  I  a.  ind.  act.  Karc(piX>]<ra.\     par.  pres.  act.  of  same. 

KaTa(pi\ouiTa,    n.    fcm.    par.   pres.  Kara^uyi?, -^f,  ^,  (fr. /fara^fiJyu  to 
act.  of  last.  i     flee  for  refuge)  a  re/ug-e,  refreo/, 

Kara<p\iyoi,  f.  -fu),  p.  Karat: ((pXtyfri,  \     shelter,  asylum. 

(fr.  same,  and  (pXlyui  to  burn)  to  Karatpvyuiv,  -ohna,  -iv,  n.  pi.  -^u- 


KAT 

-fjffd),  (fr.  Kara  domiward,  ifii'X- 
Xov  a  iVaf,  aud  Jiotu  to  How)  to 
drop  the  leaves,  wither^  J'^d^t  t^- 
cay. 
'KaTuipvTciiii,  f.  -tvaui,  p.  -rrKpVTCv- 
Ka,  (fr.  Kara  inlens.  and  tfivTCvu) 
to  plant,  th.  (pvTov  a  veoetable) 
to  plant,  set  in  the  ground. 
KardipvTos, -ov,  o,  i;,  (fr.  last)  plant- 
ed, set. 
Karaxaivb),   (fr.    Kara  intens.   and 
ynivw  to  gape)  to  gape  wide  ;  to 
deride,  mock,  sciff". 
KaruYui'pu),     f,     -upu,     (fr.     Kara 
against,  and  ;^a('pD  to  rejoice) 
to  rejoice  against,  mock,  dende, 
taunt.  :j 

Kara-j^a'S.nlu)  or  Kar<ij(;aXu'io  -d,  f. 
-Sou),     (fr.     Kara     downwards, 
and    ;^aAa'(ij    to    loosen)    to    let 
down,  lower  by  a  rope,  &c.  (or 
fr.  xd\al,n  hail)  to  sliower  down, 
h/iil,  pour  down, 
KaTa\<i\KOS,   -ou,   b,   !],    (fr.   Kara 
intens.  and  vaXxis  brass)  bra- 
zen, matle    of  or    covered    with 
brass  ;    shining,  bright  ;   bronze 
or  brois  colour. 
Kara;^aX«t(i(jj  -u,  (fr.  same)  to  over- 
lay or  cover  with  brass  ;  to  point 
or  tip  with  brass  ;   to  braze  ;    to 
arm,  equip,  pres.  inf.  act.  xara- 
^aXxSciv  -ovv, 
Kardvapua,    -aroi,   ri,   (fr.    Kara 
against,  and  j-apfia  joy)  a  sport, 
laughingstock,  butt ;  mockery,  de- 
rision. 
KuTa^cviT  ,  Ion.  for  Karexcvcro,  3 

sin.  impf.  mid.  of 
Karaxcvu),  same  as 
Karaviui,  f.  -ivau),  (fr.  Kara  down' 
ward,  and  x''^  •"  pour)  to  pour 
out    or    douyn  ;     to    east,    shed, 
drop  ;    to  shower  dnvm,  scatter  ; 
to  melt  down,  found,  cast. 
Karax^voj,  -iji,  -17,  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

Kuraxalvui, 
KaTaxhi,  -lot  -ovf,  i,  li,  (fr.  Kara 
intens.  and  ^yof  a  sound)  loud- 
soundmg,  resounding,  reechoing, 
rrvtrberfUing. 
KuTa;^Oiir£{,  n.  pi.  of  Kara;^Ot(S 

par.  1  a.  pass.  o(  KnT/tyia. 
KarrixOuiini,  (fr.  Karu  intens.  and 
a'yOn/i'ii    10   be   bnr<ir:ned)   to  be 
oiterl'iiulrd,  opjjressed  or  fiUiQunt; 
to  loathe,  he  disgusteil  with  ;    to 
reamt,  take  ill,  he  angry   at  ;    to 
gritiv,  lament. 
Knrn^O'juot,   -ou,   0,   }),    (fr.    Karil 
downward,  and  ;^Oiii'lhc  (jround) 
under  grmtuil,  sublrrrnncous  ;  iii- 
Jerniil,  down  brlini\ 
^araxno^t^'o,  (fr.  "otA  inlenH,  and 
Yop^4    ihe   Btring  of  a  lyre)  to 
unstring,    rut    the    string'   ',     to 
rend,    tear,     rut     up,     mangle, 
vmund  the  intfslinm. 
ft.aTax'>'"<  ]>Tt*.  inf.   art.  ronl.  — 

K>ira;yb>o<ji,  I  n.  inf.  art.  of 
Karnxii-i  •i!>,  Kori/jfiiiin'w  or  Ka 
To;^;^^ t;ii,   f.   -ijrru,  fr.  Hard  in- 
tens. and  j^ijuuw,  &c. 
KaTaxoifv,    prex,    inf.    act.   conl. 

of 
KaritxpniD   -ib,  (fr.   «raT<J  towards, 
and  XP"'^  '"  lend)  to  suffice,  lie 
Ti 


KAT 


sufficient  or  enough,  supply,  sa- 
tisfy.   RaTaxpaoiiat  -w/iui,  /"  use 
immoderately  or  icrongly,  abuse, 
pervert  ;  to  make  away  with,  des- 
patch, kill,  destroy  ;  to  use,  make 
use  of. 
Kardxptoi,    -ou,  Alt.    Karnxptu);, 
-111,  b,  >i,  (fr.  Kara  according  to, 
and  Yo/oj  a  debt)  indebted,  due, 
owing  ;  liable,  subject. 
KaTaxpii<'S<'t,     for      Kamxpaadai, 
pres.  inf.  pass.  conl. — Karaxp'r 
aaaOai,  1  a.   inf.  mid.  —  Kanj- 
vp7)a0i)iai,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  Ka- 
Taxpdu. 
Kardxpn"'!,  -">ft  Att.  -£ui?,  >';,  (fr. 
KaTax,pdij>  to  abuse)  wrong  use, 
7nisusage,  abuse,  perversion,  ca- 
tachresis. 
K.aTaxpri<'rt>:bs,  ->>,  -ov,  (fr.  same) 

misused,  abused,  perverted. 
KaTaxpncTiKCis,  (fr.  last)  by  abuse, 

in  misuse,  erroneously. 
KaTdxpKris,  -lof,  Alt.  -tws,  17,  (fr. 
Kurd  intens.  and  ;cpiii)  to  anoint) 
an  anointing,  besmearing,  greas- 
ing. 
Kardxpiaiia,  -dros,  rb,  (fr.  same) 

an  ointment ;  grease. 
KuroypiCTTOf,  -ov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  same) 
anointed  ;  greased  ;  besmeared. 
Karaxpiu),   (fr.  same)   to  anoint  ; 

to  rub  upon,  besmear,  grease. 
KaT'lXpvooi,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  Karil  m- 
tens.   and  xp^'^b;  gold)   covered 
with  gold,  giU  ;  golden,  made  of 
or  embroidered  with  gold. 
Karaxpvadii)   -d,    (fr.    same,    and 
XpvaSiji  to  gild,  th.  pfpuffoj  gold) 
to  cover  with  gold,  gild  ;  to  adorn 
with  or  make  of  gold  ;  to  embla- 
zon, celebrate. 
Karaxpdfievoi,  -1;,  -ov,  par.  pres. 

conl.  mid.  of  Kara ypu'w. 
KaTdxt'Ciii  -'OS)  -'^•t.  -twy,  II,  (fr. 
next)   a  pouring  out,  .flow,  cur- 
rent ;    the  expanse,  air  ;    a  cas- 
cade, wnterfdl ;  a  ewer,  jug. 
]\aTaxvij>,  f.  -8(7(1),  (fr.  Kara  down- 
ward, and  p^O(u  to  ])our)  to  pour 
out  or  upon  ;    to  scatter,  spread, 
dissipate. 
KaTaxwpii^u),  (fr.  Kara  intens,  and 
;^wp/^(.)    to    Boparafc,  th.  ;^(i»p({ 
apart)    to   divi<te,   separate  ;     to 
distribute,  arrange,  set  in  order 
)\nrax''>pls"l"'i,  l«  sejmrute  (Wir's 
self,  retire,  iiithdraw. 
KuTaxdaai,  1  a.   inf.  act.  of  (tara 

Xijivvvia.  see  Y(<)»'i'i)(<». 
Kar(i(|aui    -u>,    f.    -i;(T(rf,     (fr.    Unrii 
inli-ni,  and   \\di-i  lo  pal)  to  rub 
down,    dry    up  ;     to'  snath,   pal, 
slioke,  roax  by  rubbing. 
KaTii\^,ivi^uitiii,   f.  -aiifini,  p.    KitTi- 
v^MiiT(i/ii,  (fr.   KdTi)   ngain^t,  niid 
xptf/iui  lolif)  to  brlir,  lir  (leninst, 
charge  fiUsiti/,  rulumntate  ;     to 
lir. 
Karni^  ivofiif,  -oTi,  i,  (fr.  name)  n 
lie,  fidsrhnoil  ;  a  calumny,  false 
rhiirgr. 

K<irrn/iyi/,/((,i,f.  -Inui,  (fr.  Hnme,  and 

4r,ij>ti,m  lo  vole,  ill.  <^!jipn(  n  peb- 
bl')  to  tnir  ai;ninst,  nnftitivr, 
rrjrrt ;  In  mndcmn,  senlrnrr  •  Ui 
give  an  npininn,judgr,drtfrminr, 
(J'29) 


KAT 

decree,    per.    ind  pass,   xart^'l}- 
<piaiiai, 
X(JT'ii|)/_Yw,   (fr.  Kurd   down,  and 
\^jdii)  to  rub)  to  rub  down,  smooth, 
plane  ;  to  pat,  sooth. 
Karui|ti^(D,  ->/s,  ->/,  1  a.  sub.  act.— 
Karaxpv^ov,  -drw,  2  pi.  -arc,  1  a. 
impr.  act.  of 
K.uTa\pvX'^,   f.    -^w,  p.    KaTixpvxa, 
(fr.   Kiira  intens.  and  \pvxi^  to 
cool)  to  refresh,  revive;    to  air, 
fan  ;    to  moisten,  cool ;   to  sooth, 
calm.    1  a.   act.  ind.  (car/ifvfa- 
sub.  KaTa\pv^iji. 
Kariaydi,  -aaa,  -ir,  par.  2  a.  pass. 
— Kar£nyr(iui,mi.of — KuT£ay»)V, 
-')ti  ->l:  -  a.  ind.  pass.  —  Kurea- 
yuiat,  3  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act.  —  Ka- 
Tcayix,  -via,  -df,  par.  per.  mid. 
—  Karia^ai;  Alt.  for  Kari'i^av,  3 
pi.  1  a.  ind.  act — Karta'fo),  -£({, 
-£i,  Alt.  for  Kard^ia,  1  f.  ind.  act. 
o( KaTayo)  or  -dyvvfii. 
Karinrai,  Ion.  for   KddijvTai,  3  pi. 

pres.  ind.  mid.  of  xdOnnai. 
Karitia,   Dor.    for  Karifiri,  3  sin.  2 

a.  ind.  act.  of  Kara/Jd/va). 
KaTt^aivov,  -ti,  -£,  impf.  act.   of 

(car(j/3(j('i'u). 
KaTifidWtv,  Dor.  for  KarefidWov, 
2   sin.  impf.  mid.    of  KarafidX- 
Xui. 
Knr£/3o'p;j£ra,  I  a,  ind.  act.  of  xaro- 

^apiu). 
Korf'/3i)V,  -7J5,  -TI,  3  nl.  -fiijaav,  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  KuTu^aivw. 
KaTt(iiaanfi>]V,   -(•),   -aro,  1    a.  ind. 

mid.  of  k(ira/ii(i^(i). 
KarejiXi'iOiii',  -»;?,  -;;,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  kar(;/JrtXX(u. 
Knrcyyvdu),  f.  -I'/au),  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  tyyvdio  to  engage,  th. 
cyyiii]  bail)  to  give  bail,  go  secu- 
rity for,  promise,  engage  ;  to 
pledge,  dcpnsite,  pawn  ;  to  be- 
troth, promise  in  7narTiage. 
KiiTcyiXwr,  1    sin.  or  3  pi.   cont. 

impf.  act.  of  (cdrnvfXd'u). 
KaTfyvioi',  -uif,  -m.  III.  3  pi,  -uiaav, 
2  a.  ind.  act. — K.<iTiyn!>aOriv,  -r){, 
-17,  I  a.  ind.  pass. — K(ir/vi(ij(r/iai, 
ind.  —  KariyiCiaOai,  inf.  —  Kd- 
Tcyvuiaiilvoii,  par.   per.   |iasp.  of 

IC(I7'(l)'lI'(ii(T/l(i>. 

K«Tf(^(fF7i',  -i)j,  -i;,  2  a,  ind,  pass. — 

K(irt(Vii(To/iF;i',  -(!>,  -aro,  1  a.  ind, 

mid.  of  «f(iT(i('(j/(<). 
K(ir»V(ipOoi,  -({,  -t,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  <trtra^apO<i>'(i>, 
KaT/(^ri(-i,  -n(,-c,  I  a,  ind,  act.  of 

<car(ii'»7»-H)/ii, 
KnTi'ihimi,  -af,  -r,  1  a.  illd,  art.  of 

Kariii^iiiii, 
Kari^/iioKa,-'-  KnTtiij^oKiiif,  —  Ka- 

rih)finfilvo(,    All,    for   KiirfifoKd, 

per.  imi,  act,  ;    kotiii^'ikuh,  par, 

per.  Bcl,  nnd  n-#iTn(!o;n'ro{,  par. 

por.  pniifi.  of  »(it/(1i.). 
Kdr/<'»)(r(i, -rif,  I  a.  ind.  nrl.  ofno- 

Tatl  o. 
KnTi^iKdir-irr,  2  pi.   I   n.  ind.  act. 

of  •tariir'iKH'fij). 

K<iri'ii'i<f(i/<')>', -oi'i  -tro,  impf.  paw, 
—  K(irtrVi.){n,  -K,  -I,  1  n.  ind. 
art.  of  ii-<ir'i(iM.'«fi.i. 

Krtrc<^<i«f«voiir,  impf.  act,  of  •card- 
ie (/i:/(jf. 


KAT 

TtiaTtSov\oiittiv    -oturiv,    -iov    -or, 
-iiTo,  -ovTOf  impt.  pass.  oiKam- 

Karil'^pSdov,  by  Mclath.   for  *-ur/- 

Snf>Oo¥. 
Karifoaiiov,  -ti,  -cor-fi',  2  a.  iiid. 

act.  ol'«r(irrir()»  Y(i). 
Kar/i'i"!',  -u{,  -I',  "2  a.  iiul.  act.  — 

Kiirii^vvor,  -ff,  -£,  inipf.  act.  of 

KaTaivt'u), 
Karifu),   f.  K(iTi(Uati),  p.   Kari'ji^CKn, 

by  ISIotuili.  KaTit^nn'h  ^y  Sync. 

«<jrr/k<i,  ol)s.   and  Att.  -cSi^i^cKa- 

also     f.     KiiTc^daui,    p.     KllTl'lSoKn, 

Att.    »-(irf(?i;<^o<a,    (fr.    (cara    in- 

tens.  and  ii^ui  to  cat)  <o  eat  up, 

devour  ;    to  consume,  waste  ;  to 

gnaw,  corrode,  fret. 
KaTctiyu)i,  Ion.  for  Kartayui,  -uT'i, 

-ii,  par.   per.    mid.    of  Karayu) 

or  -liyi'Vfii- 
KariOdpiiridii,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  KttraOapl)iui. 
KariOffirtv,  -ov,  -tro,  2  a.  ind.  mid. 

— 'AUTiOnKii,  -Of,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

ofx'ururi'O/;/!!. 
KaTcil3u),  iEol.  and  Ion.  for  /cnra- 

KarciSov,  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

KaT£i(5a),  f.  -jiVo),  (fr.  iciirii  down- 
wards, and  £i'Au  to  look)  /o  see 
beloiv,  look  doiun  upon,  view, 
survei/  ;  to  descry,  discover ;  to 
perceive,  understand,  discern  ; 
to  eye,  look  at,  stare,  look  in  the 
fare.  2  a.  ind.  act.  KardSov  and 
Kari^ov. 

Kar£it^u)/\o;,  -on,  u,  >';,  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tcns.  and  et^ioXov  an  idol,  th. 
e7(V{  a  rescmblancc)/M//q/'irfo/5, 
idolatrous,  superstitious. 

Karuiv,  3  sin.  of  KareTa,  -as,  -c, 
per.  ind.  mid.  of  Kiirttfn,  to  de- 
scend. 

KarctKiii^io,  fr.  /card  intens.  and 
ciKnl^u). 

Kar£iX/<j  -5,  (fr.  same,  and  £iXfu 
to  roll)  to  fold  together,  roll  or 
coil  up  ;  to  enclose,  wrap  up,  en- 
velope, swathe. 

KaTti^T/^ivos,  -7j,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  last. 

KaTci\rjiiiJiivos,  -tj,  -Of,  par.  per. 
pass. —  KaTn\ri<pa,  per.  ind.  act. 
— KaTct\ri<j;c\iai,  per.  inf.  act.  — 
KaTei}^n<pOt)v,  ->is,  -Vi  1  a-  'nd. 
pass,  of  KaTa^afi^dvu). 

KaTci\ia<rit),  or  -rrw,  (fr.  nar-i  in- 
tens. and  tWiaata  to  roll)  same  as 
(fartiXfii). 

KarfiXi'vuro,  Ion.  for  Karci\iyijivoi 
rjaav,^  pi.  pper.  pass.  ofla.st. 

Karii^oxa,  -as,  -c,  -A-tt.  for  xaru- 
^iXe^it,  per.  ind.  act.  of  Kara- 
\iyu>. 

Kdnifii,  (fr.  Kara  downwards, 
and  ufii  to  po)  to  ^o  or  come 
down,  descend  ;  to  penetrate  ;  to 
set  out,  go  to,  go  off  ;  to  return, 
come  back  ;  to  come  or  fall  upon, 
hefalt. 

KaTc7vai,  Ion.  for  KaOilvai,  2  a.  inf. 
act.  of  KaOiriiii. 

KaTclrii,  1  a.  inf.  act — KarctiTcTv, 
2  a.  inf.  act. —  Karci-rijtt',  -uvaa, 
-bv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  kutIttuj, 

KaTupyaadpr/v,  -j>,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 


KAT 

mid.  —  KnTtipydaOijv,  -r)s,  -V,  ' 

a.    ind.    pass.  —   Karilpyaajidi, 

-cat,-aTttt,  per.  ind.  pass,  ol  ku- 

Tcpyd^oiiat. 
\iaTsipyivixi,  (fr.  Kari  intens.  and 

clpyvvpi    or    tlpyto,    which    last 

see. 
Viartipyi'iiyai,  pros.  inf.  of  last. 
KureipetKov,  -is,  -£,  impf  act.  of 
K<ir£( ptiKu), or  KrjrfptiKu),  which  see. 
Karitpvaa,  -ns,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 

KuTctpvaOai,  per.   inf.    jmss.  of 

KllTCpUW. 

KaTcipiovevoftat,  {fr.  KnTii  against, 
and  cipu)vcin  mockery)  to  sneer 
at,  mock,  speak  ironically  ;  to  de- 
lude, beguile,  deceive. 

Kdrciai,  3  sin.   pros.    ind.    of  ku- 

TCIfll, 

KaTc7^ov,  -cs,  -£,  inipf  act.  —  Ka- 
rt^-Ero,  3  sin.  KnT[i^6fii.8u,\  pi. 
impf.  pass,  of  Kurf;^u). 

KuTiKatoi',  impf.  act.  —  KarcKarjv, 
-t!s,  -17,  2  a.  ind.  pass.  —  Kari- 
Kavaa,  and  KarfV^a,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  KaraKaiui. 

KaTiKiivov,  -cs,  -'1  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
KaraKaivui. 

KaTCKcl/iriv,  -ciao,  -ctro,  impf.  mid. 

of  KllTtlKCiliai, 

KaTiKj/a,  -as,  -£,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

KaruKitiw. 
KaTCKtjXeij)  -u>,  fr.  Karii  intens.  and 

K))>'fu),  which  see  ;  2  a.  ind.  act. 

KaTexri\ov,  -c<,  -£. 
KarcKXa^aro,  Dor.  for  KarcKXclcra- 

To,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  Kare- 

KXdaOris,  Dor.   for  KarcKXaaQiis, 

2  sin.  1   a.   ind.  pass,  of  Kara- 

KXtio). 
KariKXaaa,  -as,  -£,  1   a.   ind.  act. 

of  KUTaKKdui. 
KaTiKXettra,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  KitruKXclu). 

KaTCKXrjpodortiaa,  -as,  -c  or  -£i',  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  KaruKXiipoSoTfu). 

KaTeii6Tr)]u,  -yjs,  ->;,  3  pi.  -ijaaf,  2  a. 
ind.  pass.  —  KuTiKo\j.n,  -nj,  -c,  3 
pi.  -Of,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  Kara- 
Kdnrui. 

KarcKptOnv,  -t]s,  ->;,  pass.  —  Kari- 
Kp'tva,  -as,  -£  or  -tv,  3  pi.  -xptvav, 
act.  1  a.  ind.  of  KaraKpivui. 

KaTtKpvl3nv,  -i}S,  -»7i  pass. —  Kari- 
Kpul3oii,  act.  2  a.  ind.  of  Kara^ 
Kpvirru). 

KarfKra,  and  KariKTadtv,  or  Ka- 
TiKTuvOtv  see  iKTa,  cKTaOcv,  and 
iKTayOtv. 

KaTiKTuvov,  -cs,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
KarnKTiivw, 

KaTiXuiiov,  -cs,  -t  or  -cv,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  KaToXanfidviji. 

KaTtXaXeov,  -ovv,  -us  -£if,  impf 
act.  of  KaTuXaXlb). 

y^uTiXaivo),  f.  -aaii),  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  cXai'iu)  to  drive)  to 
drive  out,  expel ;  to  smite,  af- 
flict, oppress,  crush,  overpower  ; 
to  seize.  1  a.  ind.  act.  Kart- 
Xaaa. 

KariXcyxc,  -/rw,pres.  impr.  act.  of 

KartX/yj^Wjf. -f.j),  (fr.  K«rd  against, 
and  cXiyx"'  'o  prove)  to  prove 
against,  confute,  convince ;  to 
reprove,  blame,  reprehend,  cen- 
sure ;  to  shame,  expose, 
(330) 


KAT 

KarcXcfu)  -d,  fr.  Kara   intcns.  and 

cXtiui. 
KaTtXtlv,  Ion.  for  xaOcXitv,  2  a.  inf. 

act.  of  KaUatpIti). 
KanXtlitiOiiv,  -Tis,->i,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
—  KuTcXfXttfiiit',  -tpo,  -nro,  ppcr. 
pass.^ —  KuTfAurov,  -ts,  -c,  3  pi. 
LXX.     K(irtA(7roffai',  i  a.   ind. 
act.  of  KaraXelnu). 
KariXcKTo,  Ion.  for  KanXiXcKTO,  3 
sin.  pper.  pass. —  [lariXc^n,  -as, 
-£,  act. — KaTcXc^dfiiiv,  -u),  -aro, 
mid.  1  a.  ind.  of  KaraXfyu). 
KaTc\//(pOiiv,  ->;?,-;?,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  KuTaXd^jidvui. 
K.dTc\0t,2  a.  impr.  act. — KarcXOt- 
fifiv,  Ion.  for  KarcXOclv,  2  a.  inf. 
act. — liariXdw,  -lis,  -ii,  2  a.  sub. 
act. — KiiTiXOiov,  -ovaa,  -Hv,  pi.  n. 
-Oifres,  g.  -06vTiav,  2  a.  par.  act. 
of  KtiTip^opai. 
KaTiXiaao),  same  as  KantXicrcrti}. 
KnTiXdjicvos,  K(ircXou<ii,lon.  for/ca- 
OcXificios,   par.   2   a.    mid.   anrl 
KaOeXoT'(Tt,d.  pi.  par.  2  a.  act,  of 
KaOaipfj), 
KarcXni^o),    fr.    Kara    intens.    and 

eX-rri^u). 
KariXvov,  -tf,  -t,  impf.  —  KariXv- 
aa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Ka- 
TcXvOtiv,  -tjs,  ->!,  3  pi.  -rjcrav,  1  a. 
md.  pass,  of  KaraXvui. 
KarijxdOoi',  -es,  -£,  2  a. — Kare^av- 
Oai'ov,  -ts,  -£,  impf.  act.  of  icara- 
fiauOdvu). 
KariijaptTov,  -ts,  -£,  2  a.  —  Kari- 
papTTTov,  -ts,  -£,  impf.  —  Kari- 
Hap\^a,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
KarandoKTW. 
KaTeplidXXii),  f.  -aXw,  p.  -jSfPXriKa, 
(fr.  Kara  intens.  cv  in,  and  (idX- 
XiD  to  throw)  to  put,  lay  or  place 
in,  at  or  with  ;    to  entrust,  de- 
posile. 
KaTtfi>iadfiriv,  -u,    -aro,   1    a.   ind. 

mid.  of  Karaut'iiojiat. 
Kartix/xaTiw,  (fr.  Kara   intens.  and 
tfiixaTiio   to  handle)  to  hawlle  or 
tickle  the  throat  with   the  finger 
to  cause  vomiting. 
Kartvaipu),  fr.  same,  and  tvalpw.  1 

a.  ind.  act.  Kitr/jvapa. 
KartvavOici),  f.   -rjoo),  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. £1/  in,  and  avQiui  to  bloom) 
to  spread  over,  besprinkle,  strew. 
per.  ind.  mid.  KarivrjvOa  or  Ka- 
Tcvt'ix'oOa. 
Karivavrt,    KnTtvnvria,     Karivav 
rtov  or  Kar'   ivavriov,  (fr.   KarA 
against,  and  tvavrins  opposite) 
opposite,  over  against,  facijig,  he- 
fore,  in  front ;  in  view,  openly. 
KarcvapKiiTa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  Kiirai'apKaa). 
KaTiviiaat,     Poet,     for     Karivaac, 
3    sin.   1   a.   ind.   act.  of  Kara- 
vd'j). 
KiiTii'tiKa,  -as,  -£,  Ion.  and  Poet. 
(r,r  KaTijviyKa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
KaTa(pfpw- 
KaTivtiiaa,  -as,  -£.  •  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Kara  ve  Via. 
KartvcxPchi  -eiaa,  -tv,   par.   I  a. 

pass,  of  KaTa(j>ipo>. 
KuTtvi'ivcKrat,  Att.  for  Kan'/veKTatf 
3  shi.  of  KaTtjviynai,  per.  ind. 
pass,  of  same. 


KAT 


KAT 


KaTcv^voBa,  by  Epenth.  for  Kare-       to  flee)  lo  flee  for  succour,  take 
vr/vda,  per.  ind.  mid.  ofvarnai-       refuge,  havt  recourse  to. 
Sia).  Kar/rXtuo-u,  -uj,  -f,3  pi.  -irXtvaav, 

KaTCvripiiiiriv,  -(ti,  -aro,    1   a.    ind.!      1  a.  ind.  act.  of Korun-Xji.). 

niid.  of  KaTtfiiipi^.  ]  KaTf'rXrjyoi',  -£?,  -£,  act.  —  Kart- 


rr.X/Jyijv,  -m,  -'?,   pass.  2  a.  ind. 
of  KaraT:\>jaau>. 
KaTcroBijv,  ->;j,  -ij,  3  pi.  -mSSijtrai', 

1  a.  ind.  pass.  oi\ar(i-/ia). 
KurtrpffCia,  -as,  -t,  1   a.  ind.  act. 

of  Kara-zpatli'ii). 
KariTTii),    (fr.    /mra    against,    and 
iiTiii  to  speak)  lo  speak  against, 
accuse  ;     to   iliscnvfr  of,  ivform 
against,  de^iounce.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
Karcirra.    2  a.    ind.   act.    Karii- 
iroi'. 
Karcpdaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 
Karivoi-ra,  (or  Kirtiuna,  and  Ka-JKarcpa'«  -ai,  f.  -aoh),  (fr.  mito  in- 
rtvolirioi',  (fr.  (cu-«  against,  £v  in,       tens,    and    cpdu    to    empty)    to 
and  <!;//  the  face)  in  front,  he-,     drain,  pmir  out 

fore,  opposite,  face  to  face.  '' --r.-o  ..     „ 

KaTc^ovaid^w,  fr.  kotu  against,  and 

t(ov<Ttd^(i).  3  pi.  pres.   ind.  act. 

Kari^ovatn^ovixt  or  -aiv. 

TaarcTayyi^^ofiai,  fr.  Kara  intens. 

and  cr/yy/XXo/jai,  which  see  in 


VLarevOtlv,  Dor.  lor  kotiXQuv,  2  a. 
inf.  act.  of  KaTfp-)(Ofiai. 

Karfv<5i;(ra,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act. — 
Koto  ooui',  1  sin.  cont.  inipf.  act. 
of  KaTavniui. 

Karn T£V)crijs,  -oB,  6,  (fr.  next)  nn] 
accuser;  a  calumniator, slander- 
er ;  a  caviller,  interrupter. 

KarevrvYxdioi,  fr.  Kara  intens.  and 
evrvyxdVu. 

Karivvyuv,  -£f,  -£,  act.  —  Kart- 
vvynv,  -lit  -1,  '1  3  pi.  -;;(7ur, 
pass.  2  a.  ind,  of  Kararvaao) 


rrayyf'XXw. 
KarcTnipofiai,  f.  -ovfiai,p.-i~iippat, 

(fr.  iruT-a  against,  £;;(  upon,  and 

ai'pui  to  raise)  to  rise  vp  against, 

resist,  rebel.    1   a.  ind.  mid.  Ka- 

Tcvripdftrn'.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  kotc- 

trfipOni'- 
KaT£iru'X/i£voj,  JEo].  and  by  Sync. 

for   K'irc<paX\6pcio{,   par.   pres. 

mid.  of  Kare(pdXXupai. 
KaTC-ariidm',  ->)f>-'7)  1  »•  ind.  pass. 

—  Karardri/ffn,  -ay,  -f,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  Kara-narfii). 
Kariravca,   -a(,  -c   or   -ti',   3   pi. 

-rrnvaav,  1   a.  ind.  act.  ol  xara- 

leavu. 
Karc-clyovTa,   -uv,  ra,   (neut.  pi. 

par.  pres.  act.  of  next)  husintss, 

urgent       affairs,       emcrgenciis, 

pressing  ciratmstancts. 
Karc::iiyii),  f.  -fo),  (fr.  Kara  Inlens. 

and   cniiyu)   to   urge)    to  press, 


Karcpyd^eGBiit,  pres.  inf.  mid.  — 
Karcpyd^taOc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
inipr.  mid — Ku7f/>)'a'^£Tu(,3sin 
pres.  ind.  mid. —  Karepynidpevoi 
-J],  -ov,  par.  pres.  n<id.  of 

Karfpyd^o^ui,  f.  -acouai,  (fr.  same, 
and  cpyd^opai  lo  work,  ill.  ipyov 
work)  to  tvork  mil,  effect,  bring 
about;  to  accomplisli,  pirform, 
execute ;  to  work  up  or  into, 
make,  frnme,  form  ;  lo  labour, 
work,  toil ;  to  tend  towards, 
avail,  contribute  to  ;  to  lire,  be 
weary  ;  to  Jinish,  make  an  end 
of  despatch,  kill.  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  KaTttpyaadpr)V,  -to,  -aro.  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  KaretpydaQiiv,  ->jf, 
-V- 

Karcpyaadptvoi,  -r/j  -or,  par. — Ku- 
Ttpydaaadat,  inf.  1  a.  mid.  of 
last. 

Karcpyaala,  -ai,  »;,  (fr.  same)  a 
Jinishing,  conclusion,  completion, 
execution  ;  workmanship,  manu- 
facture ;  work,  service,  labour, 
toil;  husbandry,  tillage,  culture, 
cultivation  ;  oprraliuii,  perform- 
ance ;  digestion^ 


urge,  hurry,  hnslen  ;  to  spur  on,' Karipyaaiia,  -aroi,  ri,  {fr.   same) 


encourage,  instigate  ;  to  harass, 
pursue,  opjiress,  distress  ;  to  en- 
force, insist, 


work,    labour,    toil,    cultivation  ; 
performance,  execution. 
Karcpyacph'Oi,  Ion.  for  Karctpyna- 


Kurircaoi;  -£f,  -f,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of*     fi/ioj,  par.  per.  pass,  of  same. 


Krirarlnru). 
KarcvfoTTiv,  -nf,  -17,  3  pi.  -riaav,  2 

a.  ind.  art.  of  Kurcipiartiiii. 
KaTiirt<l>yov,  -£(,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  Kurartifivu.     Sec  also  {nif- 

voy. 
KaTiirrifit)cn,  -at,  -t,  1  a.  ind.   act. 

ol  KiiTnvqfdu. 
Karirti^t,  -<i(,  -t,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

KiiTiiirriyH'i'i. 
Karlziai'Oni',  -i(,  -1, 1  a.  imi.  paw. 

of  Kiirnrtalvui. 
KariviOv/iif,  -ov,  h,  f/,  (fr.  urard  in- 

tons.    cp>    loHnrd.s,   and    Svpi( 

the  mind)  desirous,  eager,  long- 
ing. 
KoriffiXfi/i/Jrfru,     (fr.     iianip,    nnd 

Xfiu/Jrfi'itf  to  take)  to  take  to  one's 

self,  take  hold  of,  rmhraot.  3  a. 

ind.  act.  Karinf^Sifoi'. 
Kar/rior,  -t(,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

•.(iruTr/i'w, 
KariirKpttyui,  (fr.  same,  and  tptiyut 


Karinycii;  Ion.  for  KnOcipyiiv,  pres. 
inf.  art.  of  KaOilpytii. 

Kdripyov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  Karii  intens. 
and  Ipyov  work)  a  work,  per- 
formance, 

Kdrcpyof,  -ov,  i,  /),  (fr.  same) 
JinishrtI,  iiruught ;  executed, per- 
formr.it,  done. 

Kiirtpi'Ou,  fr.  Rame,  nnd  cplOia. 

Karipclni),  f.  -^ui,  {fr.  Kamr,  and 
tptUu)  to  break)  lo  rut  iff;  to 
break  or  rut  doirn  ;  lo  break 
through  or  into  ;  to  shnlirr,  bat- 
ter, liruise  ;  In  deprtst,  dispi- 
rit. 

Kiirtpi.lir<i>,  f.  -{^u,  fr.  same,  and 
(piliroi, 

Karipi^a,  -(!(,  -e,  I  «.  ind.  net.  of 
«tnrup/i[(j). 

Kor<p/</j<i),  r.  ->/u>,  fr.  Kurd  inlcnii. 
and  cnlif'iii. 

Karinlu)  -«,  (fr.  «f<iTr5  ngninKt,  nnd 
tniui  lo  aprak)  In  sj>crJc  against. 
(331) 


KAT 

<7ccu.se  ;  to  reproach,  revile  ;  to 
interrupt ;  to  speak  out,  declare, 
express. 

Karcp>';Tvov,  -£?,  -£,  inipf.  act.  of 

KarcpiiTvoi,  (Ir.  Kara  miens,  and 
tpilTiu)  lo  restrain)  to  detain, 
ktep,  delay  ;  to  liiruUr,  prevent, 
slop. 

KnTcppvoi  or  Kartpi'ji,  f.  -xjaui,  (fr. 
same,  and  f/vw  to  draw)  to  drniv 
off,  pluck  away  ;  to  pull  or  haul 
down  ;  to  carry  away,  convey. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  Karipvca. 

KaTipiMya,  -as,  -c,  per,  ind.  mid. 
—  KaTfppwyuis,  -ina,  -is,  par. 
per.  mid.  of  Kurap'pi'iyvvpt. 

KaripvKov,  -fj,  -€,  inipf.  acl.^Ku- 
Tf'piiK£,  pres.  inipr.  act.  of 

KaTtpi'xu),  f.  -fu),  fr.  Kara  intens. 
and  cpvKot. 

Karipxopat,  f.  KaTc\cvcopai,  (fr. 
Kara  downwards,  and  ipxopai 
to  go)  to  descend,  go  or  come 
down  ;  to  return,  come  home 
from  exile.  2  a.  act.  ind.  KarjjX- 
60V  inf.  ».ar£XO£(r.  Karepxipc- 
voi,  -17,  -0)',  par.  pres.  mid. 

Karioiivi',  -m,  -V,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Karaaliivivpi. 

lin-taetoy,  -£f,  -£,  iinpf.  act.  of  Ka- 
racciu). 

Karioctaa,  -as,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Karaoelii). 

KaricOict,  3  sin.  -Oicrc,  -Oiovai,  2 
and  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. — Karca- 
dioires,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
Kariadiu. 

KariaOloj,  (fr.  Karii  intens,  and 
codia  lo  eat)  to  eat  up,  devour, 
consume,  impf.  act.  »;ur»iffd(io>'. 
par.  pres.  act.  KareaOtoiv,  -ovaa, 
-ov  a.  sin,  KanaOlovra, 

KarcoKappiva,  -wr,  ra,  (neut.  pi. 
par.  per.  pass,  of  KaraoKdirrta 
to  dig  up)  ruins,  remains. 

KaricKa\j.a,  -as,  -£,  3  pi.  -xpav,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  same. 

KaTt(rx£iin(T£,  act. —  KarcaKCvdaOr,, 
pass.  3  sin.  1  a.  ind. — KarcuKiv- 
aapivos,  -II,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 
of  KaraoKtvd^u}. 

KnTCaKrjviiiaa,  -as,  -£  or  -tv,  1  a. 
ind.  art.  of  «r(iT(i<TK;;>'()iij. 

linrlartiOi v,jKo\.  for KaTcardOrjeav, 
3  pi,  I  a,  ifid.  pass.  —  Knriora- 
aav.  Ion.  for  Knriarijjav,  3  pi.  2 
a.  ind.  act. — KuTiartuis,  Ion.  for 
KaOcaT))K<1i(,  par.  per.  act,  —  Kn- 
TiBTi'/Kic,  Inn.  for  KiiOilartiKCi,  3 
sin.  pjier.  act.  —  KarcarriKivai. 
Ion.  fiir  KiiOtarriKhat,  per.  inf. 
act.  —  Karlarijv,  -ris,  ->h  '"  3  p'- 
Kdrlarnaav,  2  a,  ind.  art.  —  Kn- 
rlarnna,  -as,  -t  or  -fr,  I  a.  ind. 
act.  of  KnOianipt. 

KnriirniXii/vos,  -1,  -">'»  J"""-  !"'''• 
|iiiH».  of  ifiiniffr/XXo). 

K'ir£<rr<ipf(Ta,  -as,  -I,  <"•  3  pi.  Ka- 
Tiaripianv,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  «a- 

TllOTOpllO. 

KarrirrpnifiliTO,  lo".  f'lr  Kririarpap- 
pfvm  i)ff<ii',  3  pi.  pper.  pas*.  — 
K.iiriBTpiij)6iit)v,  -oil,  -iro,  impu 
pa.sf".  —  Korlarpixj-n,  -n(,  -c,  I  a. 
md.  art.  nf  KiiriiarplijiiD. 

KuTiarpu)(hiaiii,  3  pi.  1  B.  md.  pa«». 
of  xa  rao  rpuw. 


KAT 

KariiTTvyov,  -ry,  -t,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

ol  KiiTaorvyiu)- 
KaTtaippaYiOfiliof,    -»;,    -or,    par. 

per.  pass,  of  icardffi^ipiij'/^u). 
Karia)(^tOw,  -£{,  -t,  itiipt".  ;ict.  of 

KaTua^ldu). 
Kdrta^ay,  -t(,  -c,  'Z  a.  ind.  act,  of 

KoTioxoaav,  for  xaritrxov,  3  pi.  of 

last. 
KaTtTaKtTO,  Dor.  for  KarcTi'iKtrOf  3 

sin.  inipf.  mid.  o( KaraTiiKu). 
KaTcrS^cvoa,  -aj,  -t,  in  3  pi.  Kart- 

Tijfniffai,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  Kara- 

KaTiTpiliov,  -a,  -£,  '2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

KaTttTpt(}u), 

KaTiTpt^ov,  -ff,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

ol  Kararpl^u). 
Kar»rpu)(a,  -as,  -t,  1  a.   ind.   act. 

ot  KaTarpiiyii). 
KaTcrpijiadiir]v,  -u,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 

mid.    0(  KaTllTtTpticKlit. 

Kdrevyiia,    -aro?,     ri,     (fr.     Kara 
against,  and  iv^ofiat  to  pray)  a 
curse,  ■prayer. 
KarcvfoKifiiu)  -5,  (fr.  Karci  intens. 
and    cviuKifiiii)    to    gain    credit, 
which  fr.  SdKtiio;  approved,  th. 
SoKiw  to  esteem)  to  have  a  high 
reputation,  be  celehrnled,  be  ap- 
proved for  conduct,  manage  af- 
fairs well. 
Kar£i)6iicrf(j  -(3,  (fr.  same,  and  £ii- 
QiKTOi    easily   hit,    th.  5('yu)    to 
touch)  to  have  a  good  aim,  hit 
surety,  strike  directly. 
'K.artvOv,  (fr.  same,  and  tvdxi  direct- 
ly)   straightway,    immediately  ; 
opposite  ;  straight  towards,  right 
against.     Td  xarevdv,  in  sight, 
directly  before. 
Karevduvat,  inf — KaTtvOvvat,  opt. 

3  sin.  1  a.  act.  of 
KaT£«9Cvii),f.  -vi),  p.  -ciOvyxa,  (fr. 
icoTa  intens.  and  cv6vv(,)  to 
straighten,  th.  tv6<is  straight)  to 
set  in  order,  put  to  rights,  regu- 
late ;  to  direct,  arrange,  dispose  ; 
to  rule,  govern,  manage,  con- 
duct ;  to  establish,  appoint,  de- 
cree, constitute  ;  to  punish,  fine, 
inflict.  1  a.  act.  ind.  KarivOvva. 
KaTEuXoy/w  -Z,  f.  -t'lem,  p.  -ijfca,  fr. 

same,  and  iv\oyiii). 

KarevvdC^ui,  (fr.  same,  and  tvvdl^u) 

to  put  to  bed,  th.  txivh  a  bed)  to 

put  to  sleep,  set  to  rest,  calm,  sooth. 

KaTcvudCafiai,  to  go  to  bed,  retire 

to  rest,  fall  asleep. 

KaTivi'daBcv,   J£.o\.  for  Karcvvda- 

9i;(Tav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  last. 

KaTcvo^iH,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  opt. 

act.  of 
Kartvofidij)  -d,  fr.  /card  intens.  and 

tvofidb). 
KaTcvropiii)  -d,  f.  -f/aw,  (fr.  same, 
and  tvvopiuj  to  be  provided)  to 
be  well  provided,  ahonnd,  have 
plenty, 
KaTcvTpcni^iii,  (fr.  same,  and  ivrpc.- 
TTi'^o)  to  adjust,  which  fr.  cvrocirhi 
ready)  to  prepare,  make  ready  ; 
to  dress,  adorn,  trim  ;    to  adjust, 
tetlk,  rectify. 
%aTcvTV)(i(ii  -(5,  fr,  game,  and  tv 


KAT 


Kar£r;^o/ia(,  (fr.  same,  andfiV^o/im 
to  pray,  ih.  £11^1)  11  pniyiT)to;/rni/ 
agninst,  curse,  tmprrrutv  ;  to  pray 
cnrncslly,  suppliitilc,  tiiserch  ;  to 
pray,  beg;  to  bvnsi,  vaunt. 

Karivijixc'iaOat,  pres.  inf.  mid. 
cont.  of 

KaTcvui^x^eofiai  -oB/iui,  (fr.  Kara  in- 
tens. and  a>u)-^/(i)  to  eiiterluin,  th. 
o^i)  good  clietr  )ro_/<((.f;  vjton ,  cun- 
s^imc  at  a  feast ;  to  Ixniipiit,  rrvel. 

K.aTi(payov,  -tj,  -c  or  -cv,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  Karaifiuyu). 

KaTCipatvdjjDjv,  -ov,  -tro,  impf.  mid. 

—  KaTCipdvijv,  -tjf,  -ri,  2  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  KaTa(paiv(i>. 

Karapdut^ci',  Dor.  for/carf  0)//i(f£v,  3 

sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  *.ur«(/,);/<('^u). 

KaTi(pdupKa,  -as,  -c,  per.  ind.  act. 

—  KaricpOap/JiK,  per.  ind.  pass. 
— KaT£(j>Q(ipiiivos,  par.  per.  pass. 

—  KaT-f'^Oupoi',  -£s,  -f,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  —  KnTf'00£ip«,  -as,  -t,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  oi KaTufQcipia. 

KaTc<j>l\ci,  3  sin.  KaTcf,l'\uvv,3  pi. 
cont.  impf.  —  K.aTt:(plXtiaa,  -as, 
-£  or  -£i',  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  Kara- 

0tX/n). 

KaTC<plaTriiit,  f.  KaTcmuTi'icij),  p.  xa- 
Tt<pi<TTr]Ka,  (fr.  Kard  against,  £771 
upon,  and  'lart^ni  to  set)  to  rise 
OT  stand  up  against,  make  head 
against,  oppose  ;  to  rebel,  revolt. 
2  a.  ind.  act.  KaTciricTriv. 

KaTC(p6vc.v(7a,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  Knracpnvcvuj. 

KaTi((>vyov,  -i(,  -s,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
KaTa<l>cvyii>. 

Karixca,  Karixcva  and  Kar/ytu- 
ca,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  oIku- 

Karf'xfii'i  pres.  inf.  act, —  Karixo- 
ficv,  -;t£7"£i  -xovat,  pi.  pres.  ind. 
act. —  Karcx^jficvos,  -17,  -01',  par. 
pres.  pass.  —  Kdrcxov,  -£;,  -£, 
impf.  act.  —  Karixu),  -ps,  -71, 
pres.  sub.  act — KaTex<^i',-ovaa, 
-ov,  pi.  n.  -xovres,  g.  -x,^i'TU)v, 
par.  pres.  act.  of 
KaTfx<J>,  f.  Kiidi^o),  and  xaraax^- 
<TCi),  p.  KiiTiaxiKa,  (ft.  Kara,  and 
ixi^  to  hold)  to  hold  fast,  seize, 
apprehend ;  to  keep  back,  retain  ; 
to  cling,  come  or  be  added  to  ;  to 
detain,  stay,  stop,  hinder,  pre- 
vent ;  to  confine,  coerce,  restrain, 
hold  in,  rejjress,  curb,  check  ;  to 
subdue,  overpower,  oppress  ;  to 
occupy,  seize  ;  to  possess,  own, 
enjoy  ;  to  Jill,  overspread  ;  to 
last,  continue,  endure,  persist, 
persevere  ;  to  hear,  withstand 
oppose,  resist ;  to  hold  on,  keep  a 
course,  steer  to,  arrive,  land  at. 
KaTixoftat,  to  he  engaged  with, 
delight  OT  take  pleasure  in. 
Karfiyayov,  -ts,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Kardyoi. 
Karriyyciyaiitii,  1    pi.  1  a.  ind.  act 
—  KaTiiyytWov,  impf.   act.   — 
Ka-TTiyyiXrjii,  -r)s,  rijt    1    a.    ind 
pass,  of  KaTayyiXXu), 
Karriytitiap,  -rfvof,  b,  f),  Ion.  for  xa- 

Oifytjiiiv. 
Karriyiofiai  -ou/jai,  Ion.   for  Kadri- 

yioitai. 
Karriyopciv,  act.  —  KariiyopciaOat, 
(332) 


KAT 

pass.  pres.  inf.  cont Knrjjyrf- 

f)£(T(i(,prcs.  K«Ti;prf()fiTo,  unpt.  3 

sin.  ind.  puss,  cont Rarriydpov' 

(tcv,-pi~tTc,  -fwTiai,  pi.  com.  pros, 
md.  ucl. — [iitriiyopilrMauv,  3  p|, 
com.  pres.  impr.  ad.  —  K«t>;- 
yopiit',  pi.  n.  -puoi'Tcs,  g.  -povn- 
T-uir,  pur.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 

KuTtjyopiw  -C),f.  .flaw,  p.  KoTtiyApi]. 
Ka,  {fr.  Karii  against,  and  ayo- 
p/(j  or  ayopcvio  to  discourse)  to 
refuse,  deny  ;  to  7nake  a  defence, 
plead ;  to  rej)rehtnd,  reprove, 
blame,  rebuke,  ctnsure,  repri- 
mand ;  to  speak  against,  de- 
nounce, accuse,  charge  ;  to  ar- 
gue, prove,  eonvince  ;  to  say, 
tell,  publish,  proclaim,  show,  rft- 
clare.  impf.  act.  Karnydpcov  -ovv. 
1  U.  int.  act.  KaTi]yupTicai. 

KaTrjyoptiOds,  -t7aa,  -h,  par.  1  a. 
pass,  of  last. 

Karriydpi/fia,  -Stos,  rd,  and  Karr)- 
yopia,  -as,  f),  (fr.  same)  an  accu- 
sation, charge  ;  a  category,  pre- 
dicament. 

KaTriynpi'icd),  -as,  -c(,  1  f.  ind.  act, 
—  \iarriyop>iaiiiai,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub, 
act.  of  same. 

KarriyoptKtis,  -ov,  6,  t),  (fr.  same) 
accusatory,  criminatory.  Subs. 
an  informer,  accuser. 

Kari'iyopos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
accuser,  informer. 

Karriyopuvijcvos,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  cont.  of  same. 

KarriywvicavTO,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  Karayuvi^Ofiat. 

Karfjicaa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Karat&iij). 

KaTrjOn\b>uivos,  -r],  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  KaTai8aX6ti). 

KaTr'i'ia,    -as,    -£,    Alt.    for   KOTtia, 

per.  mid.  of  KaTti/xt. 

K.aTiiK(i,KaTiiKuv,loi).  for/ca0»;)cti,3 
sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  and  KodrjKov, 
ncut.  par.  pres.  act.  of  KnOfjKw. 

Kari'iKiiov,  -ts,  -c,  impf.  act.  of  xa- 
ratai^oi. 

Kari'iKoos,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  KaraKoib)  to 
obey)  obedient,  submissive,  com- 
pliant, docile,  tractable  ;  atten- 
tive, diligent ;  subject  to,  in  the 
power  of ;  a  listener;  a  scout,  spy. 

Kart'/Ki)),  Ion.  for  KuOi'/kot. 

Kari'/Xaaa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act,  of 

KUTcXaVvO). 

KartiXOov,  -£j,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

snrt'pXoiJLai. 
KaTi'iXtxp,  -rros  OT  -(pos,  f/,  a  fioor, 

story  ;  a  scaffold,  stage  ;   a  plank, 

beam,  rafter,  joist  ;     a  ladder, 

stairs. 
KarrjWuytjv,  -j)f,  -17,  2  a.  ind.  pass. 

—  KaT»;AXaf(j,  -as,  -£,  1   a.  ind. 

act.  of  KaraXXdaaii). 
KarrjXoyiu)  -Hi,  fr.  koto,  intens.  and 

aXoyto), 
KaTtiXoKi^u),  fr.  same,  and  avXaxl- 

^u),  which  see.   per.   ind.  pass. 

KaTt/XAKtapai,  -aat,  -arut. 
KaT;;Xojici)iu,   Ion.   for  KuOtiXwKvla, 

n.  fern.   [lar.  per.  act.  of  xada- 

\iaKii3  or  KaOaXuipii. 
Karnn^xdnv,  -iSi-v^  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  KaTaiivuau. 
KartivayKaanivuiSf  (fr.  KarrivayieaO' 


KAT 


KAT 


KAT 


fifvoi,  par,  per.  pass,  of  Kara- 
vayKd^ij>  to  compel,  th.  (iK<yici) 
necessity)  6y  mnslrainl,  force  or 
compulsion  ;  of  necessity,  by  fate. 

KonyvaAiLi/if I  o{,  -rj,  -oi",  par.  per. 
pass,  ol  Kurai'aXiaKW. 

Kartjtqpa,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Kartvalpu, 

Kari'ivcyKa,  -as,  -c,  1    a.   ind.   act. 

—  KaT^vo^a,  Att.  Kar£V)jvo;^a, 
per.  ind.  mid.  of  xaru^/pu. 

Kari;vr;;<ra,  -as,  -e  or-£v,pl.  -aajicv, 
-aarc,  -aav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  01  ko- 
ravrdiii. 

Karii^tiiOriv,  -I7J,  -t],  in  3  pi.  -drjoav, 
1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  Kara^idw. 

Karn]6vu)v,  impf.  act.  cont.  of  Ka- 
Tatovdiii, 

Kari;Tca'w  -Si,  f.  -aau)  and  -I'laui,  (fr. 
/card  intens.  and  I'/vios  mild)  to 
milignie,  allay,  assuage,  ease,  re- 
lieve ;  to  pacify^  appease,  quiet, 
calm. 

KaT)7Trirf(i)vTo,  Poet,  for  Karrimuv- 
To,  3  pi.  cont.  impf.  pass,  of  last. 

KaTr)paftivos,-ri,  -»v,  par.  per.  pass. 

—  Karjjpaffd/iJjv,  -u),  -aro,  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  —  Kur>jparo,  3  sin. 
impf.  mid,  of  Karapdofiai, 

Karfipa,  -as,  -c,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Karaipu, 
Kari'ipyriKa,  -as,  -t,  act.  —  Kartip- 
yrifiai,  -aat,  -rat,  pres.  per.  ind 
— Karnpyi'idnv,  -iiS,-ri,  pi.  -Orjfici', 
-BriTC,  pass. — Kartjpynaa,  -as,  -£, 
act.  1  a.  ind.  of  Karapyiw, 
Karfjoct,   Ion.    for  Kadijpte,   3  sin. 

ini(>f.  act.  of  KaOatpiii). 
KaTvptOo/iiiv,  -ov,  -C.TO,  impf.  pass. 

of  KaripiOiii. 
KaTTipc(pp^  for  Kurrioi^ia,  a.  sin. — 
KaTt)p«l,ic(7(ji,  Ion.  for  KaTripiipi- 
01,  d.  pi.  of 
KuTijpc^^;,  -ios  -oBj,  i,  fi,  (fr.  «ard 
intens.  and  ipi<l/ia  to  roof  )  roifr- 
«fi  or<T,  roofed  ;  arrhed,  vaulted  ; 
shaded  ;     overspreading^     over- 
whelming^ vast. 
Karnpris,  -toj  -ou(,  i,  ft,  (fr.  same, 
and  ci'pu  lo  fil)  hung  vp,  hang- 
ine,  suspended^  rUtnrhed  ;  grate- 
ful, agreealiU ;  fuUlcd,   wrapped 
vp.      Or  (fr.  same,  and  cpiaaw 
to  row)  furnished  with  oars  or 
uiings,  sunft-sailmg,  winged. 
KarrjoiOiirjuivos,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  per 

pass.  ofnaTaptO/iio. 
Karfipiirof,  -is,  -i,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

KnTrmlnij). 
KaT/ipf)<i(a,  -as,  -i,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Karopjiiiaoio, 
KurnpTiodfi'iv,  -<j,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  —  KnTfipTtnfiin,  in<l.  —  Ka- 
rripTlaOiii,  in(.  —  KnrripTirrijIiiis^ 
par.  por.  paw.  —  KurfjfiTJfow, 
2  nin.   I   a.   ind.  mid.  of  Karan- 


KoTiloftior,  -t;,  -f,  impf.  act.  of  ita- 

TtrOlui. 
lloT7ffYiV)i7»,  •»»<,  -17, 1  a.  ind.  pans. 

—  K<iTr;(iYtiy»tii,  p»;r.    ind,   nrl. 

—  K<iri)ffjfri«i',  impf.  ni;t.  —  Kt 
t7;o;^'i'i'o»'T'),  3  pi.  mipf.  paM.  of 
Karo'v^vfu. 

KaTi)tl>ita,  -as,  and  Ion.  Karriiliitri, 
•i/fi  h,  (fr-  (WT'i  downwards, 
«nd  ^do(  the  eye)  dtject'inn,  sad- 


Tiess,  melancholy  ;    grief,  sorrow, 
distress  ;  shame ^  disgrace. 
KaTrj<piia  -u,  f.  -jJcuj,  (fr.  same)  /o 
<>e  downcast  or  sor/ ;  to  feel  shame 
or    diigrace,    be    ashamed ;     to 
grieve,  mourn.    1    a,    par,  act, 
KaTt)(lti^aas. 
KnTinpfis,  -ios-ovs,  h,  !),  (fr.  same) 
downcast,  dejected,  sad,  slooniy. 
KarriipCn',  -di'Of,  k;  ft,  (tV.  KaTa<pdu 
to  reproiich)  infamous,disgraced, 
cowardly,  vde. 
Karri^tdficvos  -ovfjicios,  (par.  per. 
pass,  of  next)   tavght,  instruct- 
ed ;  a  pupil,  scholar,  learner  ;    a 
catechumen . 
KarrjXf^f  f-  -';<?<<>,  p.  Kari'/^tiKa,  (fr. 
Kara  intens.  and  ti^os  a  sound) 
to    sound,    resound,     ring  ;     to 
sound    instruction    in    the    cars, 
impress,     inculcate,     teach,     in- 
struct, edify,   inform  ;     to  mur- 
mur, purl,   per,  ind,   pass,    ko- 
T^^tJltat,  -cat,  -Tat. 
KaTr])(^iiiit.-  -uv,   g.   -lovros  -ovvros, 
(par.  pres.   act.  of  last)  an  in- 
structer,  teacher. 
Karri^i'iOvs,  2  sin.  -xi'/driaav,  3  pi.  I 
a.  ind.  pass.  —  Kari;Y';f<ai,-o'ai, 
-rat,  3  pi.  -^j;i  rai,  ind.  —  Karrj- 
^rifiiios,  -»;,  -ov,  pur.  per.  pass 
—  KuTri)(>'iaij},  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
same. 
KaTii^riGis,  -tos,  Att,   -tws,  ft,  (fr 
same)  instruction,  teaching,  idi- 
Jicntinn,  discipline;  a  cattchism. 
Kari'i^Ortv,  -ijf,  -17,  in  I  pi.  KaTij)(^Otj 

fitv,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  Kur ay m. 
VLarrf^iCijt,  f.  -laiti,  (fr.  KaTtj^^iu  to 
sound    instruction)    to    impress 
instruction,  inculcate,   leach,   in- 
form ;   to  catecliise. 
Kuri)-;^tOfi!is,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  last)  a  ea- 

chism,  instruction,  ijistitutiim. 
K.aTri)(iBT>is,  -ov,  h,   (fr.   same)   a 

cnterhi.it,  instrurlcr,  lecturer. 
Karnxo^l'tvos,  cont.  fr.  Karri^tdfie- 

»os,  which  see. 
K<iri)<D^friro,  Dor.  for  KaTf]wpovvTo, 
3  pi.   impf.   pass,   of  Karamiplo- 
/lai. 
Ka'rflov'    and   Kdrdavc,   by   jT^ol. 
Sync,  for  KariQUvc,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  KuTttOvfioKu). 
KarOfficv,  by  JF.o].   Sync,  for  Ka- 
TaOiftir,  whifb  Ion.  for  KaraOu- 
viit,  2  a.  inf.  art.  of  »nr(irWr;;j|. 
KdTllro,\>y  JV.(>\.  Sync,  lor  «(ir«0£o, 
which  Ion.   for  KuniOcan  or  xn 
rnllov,  2  a.  inipr.  mid.  of  same. 
Krtr/rtiitS  pi.  pres.  ind.  of  ki'tm/k. 
Or,   Ion.    for  xnOoioi,    »%hirh    in 
All.  for  Kft^inai,  3  pi.  pre*,  iml. 
ncl.  of  (tnfiivf/i. 
K'lrTi^iir,  2  a.  inf.  net.  —  Kuriiiuji , 
•oraa,  -Av,  n.  pi.  Kiinf'/ivTis,  par. 
2  n.  art.  of  Karili^ut, 
KaTifvin,  pris.  inf.  of  Ktirttiit. 
Karl^iiv,  Ion.  for  kiiOI^hv,  prct.  inf. 

art.  of  K'lOl^ui, 
KTiflr,  fr.  miri'i  inlf-nn.  and  1O6. 
K/iriOiii'bi,  (fr.  nnnii-,  and  i0i'<i><<i  lo 
direct)    In  ntniii-hlrn  ;    to  dtrrrt, 
gvi'tr  ;  to  gn  dirrri,  firrr. 
KnT(«rfT|i''ii),  Ion.  forKa0i«<r(^,iii-c 

KariKuatvu),  Ion.  for  KaOiKuatvu, 
(333) 


KaTiAXurrru,  (fr.  kotcI  ill,  fXAoj  a 

glance,  and  u)v|  the  eye)  to  eye 

obliquely,  squint   at,    ogle,  view 

askaunce. 

KoTidiTo,  a.  sin.  or  neut.   pi,   of 

KoTiijiv,  par.  2  a.  of  Kdrfifii. 

KaTiiii)  -U),  f.  -u'tro),  p.  KariutKa,  (fr. 

(dj  blight)  to  blight,  canker,  rust^ 

corrode;    to  corrupt,  spoil,   per. 

ind.  pass,  xarlijifiai. 

KaTn:zd^ta6ai,lon.  for  KapmTTd^ta- 

0<i(,  pres.  inf.  mid.  of  KadtTtird^u), 

Karipovv,  Ion.  for  KaOitpovv,  pres. 

int.  act.  cont.  of  Kadiipdio. 
KaTlaraaOat,  Ion.  for  KadiaraaBai, 
pres.    inf.    act.   —   KaTiaTiaro, 
Ion.  for  KaOiaTaiTo,  3  pi.  impf. 
pass,  of  Ka0(cTi7fii. 
KuTiiT^iat,  Ion.  for  Kariaxi],  2  S'n. 
pros.    sub.    mid.   —  Karlaxctv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  of  KaTtox<^- 
Kariaxvov,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  impf.  act. 
—  KaTia;^i!ffouffi,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind. 
act.  of 
Kartirx'^u),  f.   -vau),  p.  KariaxvKa, 
(fr.    Kara  intens.   and  tayvio  to 
be  strong,  ih.  lax^'i  strength)  to 
he  or  groit)  strong,  be  able,  pre- 
vail ;  to  exceed,  excel  ;  to  over- 
power, oppress,  crusli. 
K.aTtnx<^,  fr-  Kara  intens.  and  fo-;^(ii 

or  for  KuTtX'^- 
KaTti)V,  -ovaa,  -dv,  par.  2  a.  of  ku- 

Karfwrai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass,  of 
Kandu). 

Kard^vios,  -ov,  b,  ft, see  KOTiiivvos. 

KaTotKuSt  "^i^i  2  and  3  sin.  -»f£rrf, 
2  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
KaTotKelv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 

KOTOtKitl). 

KarotKicla,  -as,  ft,  (fr.  Kara  intens. 
and  o7kos  a  house)  a  habitation, 
dwelling,  aliode,  residence. 

KaroiKiui  -w,  f.  -t'laii),  p.  KaruKtjKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  oikjui  to  inhabit, 
th.  o7kos  a  house)  to  inhabit, 
dwell  or  lire  in  ;  to  abide,  reside, 
sojourn,  lodge.  1  a.  act.  ind.  du- 
T<jiKt]an'  impr.  K(iTo/»fr;<Ti)i',  -drtD' 
inf.  kuroi>fF)ffai'  par.  KaroiKi'ians. 

KaroiKi'ji',  Dor.  for  KaroiKilv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  cont.  of  last. 

KarolKiiais,  -tos,  Att.  -iwf,  ft,  (fr. 
Kara  inlrns.  and  hIkos  a  house) 
nn  abode,  residrncr,  lodging, 
bnmr.  a.  sin.  if(iTo/»r;(Tii'. 

KaTntKi)ri'piov,-ov,Th,  (fr.  laMt,  and 
Tt;piu)  to  kri'p)  ffumc  as  last. 

KnrniK/d,  -as,  ft,  (fr.  »(iTd  intrns, 
anil  n'lKos  a  houiie)  a  dwelling, 
aboitr    lodging,  residrncr,  haunt. 

K'irni«/cio<,  -II,  -01'  or  -ov,  !i,  ft,  ((r, 
Hiiinc)  doniinlic,  much  at  linmr, 
srrludril,  retired. 

Karaiff^ui,  f.  -tout,  (fr.  Rimr,  iinii 
oi<r/(ii<  lo  dwell,  ill.  n'iKiii  a  hoiitn) 
tn  plnrr  in  a  hnvsr,  send  to 
duttU,  give  lo  be  orrupiid  ;  to 
fmind,  build,  rrrrt  ;  lo  settle, 
plant,  cnliifiizr.  ]  a.  ilid.  act. 
KtiTuikian,  -dv,  -f' 

KnTomni^niii'bi  -li,  (fr.  «nmi',  n7iios  a 
liousc,  ;in(l  cl//iw  lo  liinid)  lit 
huibl  a  howr,  rrrrt  a  dwelling, 
tnakr  a  nrlllrmrnl. 

KiiroiKos,  -ov,  h,  ft,  (fr.  lamo,  an(| 


KAT 

tiiKof   a    house)    an   iithnhitani, 
dweller,  occupier,  Indgrr,  inmule  ; 
n  liomrxtir.,  xrrvant,  /inrter. 
KaroiKTclpui,  (fr.  kuti)  inlciis.   and 
oinTf/pui  1o  pity,  ill.  uinrus  pity) 
to  cnmmherali ,  pily  ;    to  Itinient, 
deplore,  hnritil. 
Karoixr/^ti),  (fr.  sRiiir,  and  oiktI^o) 
to     compassionate,     th.     o7Kroi 
pity)  lo    crrile    pil'/,    call  forth 
coiiipn^.iion,    more,    affect.     Ku- 
Totxril^ofitii,  lo/cclpiti/,  have  com- 
passinn  ;  lo  lametU,  deplore. 
'KamlKftini,  -lof,  Alt.  -cuf,  i^,  (fr. 
same)    pity,    compassion,    sym- 
pathy. 
Kurouwi',    d.  sin.    -kovvti,   pi.  ll. 
-KouvTti,^.  -KovvTbiv,  a.  -KOvvrni, 
d.  -Kovat,  par.  pres.  act.  cont. 
of  KaToiniui. 
Karolonai,    \fr.    Kara  intcns.    and 
oiofiat  to  think)   to  think  highli/ 
or  have  a  good  opinion  of  one''s 
self ;  ■  to  feel  pain,  behave  arro- 
gantly. 


KAT 

KaroTTTp/^o),  f.  •tau,  p.  KarwirrpiKa, 
Mr.  Karoirrpov  a  liiokiiig-flliiss, 
111.  dzToum  to  sec)  lo  iicic  in  a 
looking-glass  or  as  in  a  looking- 
glass  ;  to  reflect  or  rrprment  as 
in  a  mirror.  Kiiriiffrpi^o/iat,  to 
be  seen  or  open  to  lieir.  par.  pres. 
pass.  KaTonrpi^dficvai,  -»;,  -oi'. 

KiiToTTTfiiKii,  -iii,  i],  (t'cin.  of  next, 
viz.  T(^vt)\  ciitoplrirs,  or  that 
part  of  optics  wliich  relates  to 
reflexion. 

KaTOTTTptKus,-i),-uv,{('r.  next) clear, 
hrighl  ;  open,  that  may  he  seen 
through,  admitting  siglil,  allow- 
ing a  vie7v  ;  pellucid,  transpa- 
rent ;  reflecting,  reflective. 

KdTorrpov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  Kara 
througli,  and  (STrro/zat  to  see)  a 
mirror,  looking-glass,  reflector. 

KaropOovcav,  a.  sin.  fern.  eont. 
par.  pros.  act.  —  KaropOouv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  —  Knrop- 
Oovai,  3  pi.  cont.  pros.  ind.  act. 
of 


KaTolxoftat,  (fr.  same,  and  ol^ofiat 
to  go)  to  go  off",  depart,  die. 
par.  pres.  pass.  KaToixiii^fOi. 

Karoiio,  (fr.  Karil  downward,  and 
oi'u  obs.  lo  hear)  to  hear  or  bring 
down,  overwhelm,  deject,  pres. 
ind.  mid.  Karowijat.  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  Karoiao^ai,  -i;,  -crai. 

KardKi'ci,  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  of 

KaTOKi'iu)  -w,  (fr.  Karii  iiitens.  and 
oKi'fd)  to  delay)  to  hesitate,  pause, 
doubt  ;  to  grieve,  be  sorry  for  ; 
to  dislike,  apprehend  ;  to  falter, 
fail. 

KaTdfii'O^if-oiJii'Viii  or-o^(5u),f.  -Sew, 
p.  -linoKa,  and  Alt.  -ojxwfioKa, 
(fr.  Kara  against,  and  dfiwiii  to 
swear)  to  swear  solemnly,  con- 
flrm  by  an  oalh,  swear  by  ;  to 
adjure,  exact  or  impose  an  oath  ; 
to  consjiire  against,  plot. 

KaTovdb),  fr.  same,  and  oviin)  or 
dvi/pi,  which  see. 

Karoru'^u,  f.  -auw,  (fr.  Karii  in- 
tcns. and  o-:Td^u)  to  follow)  to 
follow  afte^,  pursue  close,  press 
hard  ;  to  chase,  drive  ;  to  rout, 
defeat,  overthrow  ;  lo  expel,  drive 
out  ;  to  come  in  place  of,  sup- 
plant, succeed. 

Ka7(}7rii',Kar'ir(o9£and  Kard-rrKrOcv, 

(fr.  same,  and  orriao)  backwards) 

for  the  future,  in  time  to  come  ;\ 

after,   aflerwardt  ;    behind,  close 

after,  at  the  hack,  in  the  rear. 

KaroTTTcvu),  same  as  Karonrofiai. 

'Barorr-r^;,  -ov,  and  Karo-rrrfip,  -^pof , 
h,  (fr.  next)  a  looker  on,  viewer, 
spectator,  observer  ;  a  spy,  scout, 
watch. 

KariiTTopai,  f.  -6\ponai,  p.  -Wfiftai, 


KaropOio)  -Si,  f.  -wtru),  p.  Kariopdoi- 
Ka,  (fr.  Karii  iiilens.  and  op9df  up- 
right) to  raise  or  set  up,  erect; 
to  set  right,  coirect,  amend,  re- 
form ;  to  settle,  arrange  ;  to 
conduct  or  manage  well,  admi- 
nister justly  ;  to  execute,  achieve, 
accomplish  prosjjcrously,  succeed. 

Karupdio^a,  -uTus,  rb,  (fr.  last)  a 
correction,  amendment,  reforma- 
tion ;  support,  establishment, 
administration  ;  an  exploit, 
achievement,  feat,  performance, 
good  deed  ;  prosperity,  success, 
victory,   g.  pi.  KaropOwiidrcov. 

KarHpOuiaii,  -lo;,  Att.  -eujj,  i;,  (fr. 
same)  a  happy  accomplishment, 
execution,  success  ;  correction, 
improvement,  reformation ;  ma- 
nagement, conduct,  administra- 
tion ;  a  feat,  exploit. 

Karopijoiiui  -St,  (fr.  Kara  intens. 
and  npjiuifio  to  dread)  to  fear 
greatly,  dread,  show  signs  of 
violent  apprehension,  shudder, 
quake. 

Karipv^ii,  -lOf,  Att.  -cuf,  li,  (fr. 
next)  a  Iniri/ing  or  hiding  in  the 
ground,  interment. 

Karopvaaui  or-rrui,  f.  -^w,  p.  -utpv- 
^a,  and  Att.  -opMpv)^a,  (fr.  Karii 
downwards,  and  opvaao)  to  dig) 
to  dig  or  break  through  or  into  ; 
to  hiiry,  inter,  hide  in  the  ground  ; 
to  store  up,  treasure,  hoard.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  -6puyov  per.  inf.  pass. 
Karuipvyjiai,  Att.  -opiipvyiiai. 

KaropYlopai,  f.  -naojiai,  (fr.  Karii 
intcns.  and  op^fo/iai  to  dance) 
to  danr^  about,  take  amusement 


_       in  dancing  ;  to  dance  over,  train- 
(fr.  Kara  intens.  and  oTrro/iai  to  I     plc  upon,  subdue,  oppress.    1   a. 
see)    to   see   obviously,   perceive\      ind.  mid.  Karwpx'l'raf'ii'. 
clearly,    discern;     to    spy    out,  KaropwoixOai,   per.  inf.   pass,  of 
espi/,  discover,  witness  ;  to  mind,\     Karopvairiii. 

remark,  observe.  I  Karoytiiw,  f  -£«<rfc),  (fr.  Karii  intens. 

KdroTTros,  -ov,  h,  tj,  (fr.  same)  con-i  and  oyiCiiii  to  copulate)  to  admit 
fpicuous,  apparent,  obvimis,  plain]  the  male,  engender,  copulate  ;  to 
to  the  vieui,  eriderU,  manifest,  i  rave,  become  frantic,  keep  orgies, 
Subs,   a  v:itnes»,  spy.      Or(fr.  |     he  possessed. 

Kara  intens.  and  mrriiu)  to  roast)   Karox'li-<i^ih^  (fr. /c-jr/;^;<<jtoscize)   K«ro;pi;^, -uj'of,  i;,  (fr.  Kiropvaffco  to 
pver-ruasted,  scorclied ;  parched,'     a  detention   stoppage,  hindrance,]     hury)  a  cave^  pit,  den ;    atrea,' 
'     ■  (334) 


KAT 

delay  ;    a  seizttre,  possession  or 
infatuation  from  evil  spirits. 
Kardxlfoi  and   Kurdxuf,  -ov,  b,  4, 
(fr.   same)  htld,  diluined  ;    en' 
gngcit  in,  occupied  hy,  taken  up 
with;  possessed,  tnfaluaitd,fran- 
tic. 
Kariipioi,     -ov,     b,     l/,     (fr.     Kari 
against,    and    dirrofiai    to    sec) 
placed  before  the  eyes,  conspicu- 
ous, overlooking. 
Karrinpos,  -ov,  i,  Att.  for  Kaoal- 

Tipni. 
Kdrrvpa,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.   Kaaavo)  to 
sew   und<T)  the  sole  of  a  shoe, 
sole-leather  ;  a  saJidal,  shoe. 
KarrvvrcaOni,  Poet.  Sync,  for  ko- 
TarinrrcaOat,  pres.   inf.  pass,  of 
KararvTTrit). 
KrtTrw,  Dor,  for  Kari  tou,  against 

this,  according,  &c. 
KarincpOc,     conip.     Karvrriprcpos, 

Ion.  for  KaOi'mpdc,  &c. 
Karvrrvliaui,  Ion.  (or KaOvirvdaai,  1 

a.  inf.  act.  oC KdOinri'dio. 
Karw,    (fr.    Kara    downward)   be- 
neath, underneath,  below;  down, 
downwards  ;    in  the  regions  be- 
low,  coinp.  Karuripw. 
Kariiyatos  and  Karwytos,  -ov,  b,  ^, 

see  Kardyaioi. 
K.ariaivi'dui  -d,   f.   -I'lcoi,  (fr.   KarA 
intens.   and  oSvvti    pain)  to  af- 
flict, pain  ;     visit  with  gri^  or 
sorrow. 
Kartiivvoi,  -ov,   h,    i),   (fr.  same) 
pained,    in   pain,    afflicted   with 
pain  or  sorrow  ;  in  grief,  sorrow- 
ful, sad,  disconsolate. 
KaruOei',  (fr.  /crfru  below,  and -Ofv 
from)yrom  below,  from  beneath. 
KardiKapa,  (fr.  same,  and  Kupa  the 

head)  upon  the  head,  headlong. 

KarwKcc,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  —  Ka- 

TwKtjaa,  -a;,  -c  or  -tv,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  —  KardiKovv,  1  sin.  or  3  pi. 

cont.  impf.  act.  of  Karoi/c/w. 

KurdiKtaOtv,  BcDOl.  for  KarijjiKlaBri- 

aav,  3  pi.  1  a.ind.aol.of /C(iroiK/fu(. 

KaripKooopij/jevos,  -'/,  -ov,  par.  per. 

pass.  o( KnrotKoiojiij). 
Kartjijidfiioi,  -ov,  h,  !),  (fr.  Karii  ac- 
cording to,  and  d/iof  the  shoul- 
der) from  the  shoulder,  up  lo  or 
as  high  as  the  shoulders. 
ICnra)/j«<Ui',  (fr.  last)  across  or  on 

tlie  shoulders. 
Karwui'vaOat  for  Kar6nvva0at,prea. 

inf.  mid.  ofKarifivvixt. 
Kariopoirla,  -a{,  and  Ion.  -air/,  -Vi, 
rj,     (fr.     KnTv/ivviu     to     swear 
against)  an  oalh  taken  against; 
evidence  or  proof  against. 
KariiivaKij,  -VS,  hi  at"'   KariovuKris, 
-ov,    0,   (fr.    KuTui    below,    and 
vaKOi    a    sheep.skin)    a    slave's 
dress  bordered  with  sheepskin, 
Kariivovro,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

Kurovdu). 
KuTWTr.)?,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  Karia  down- 
ward, and  wv//  the  face,  th.  Sir- 
TOfini  to  see)  downcast,  bashful, 
modest,  diffident. 
Kardina,  Ion.  for  KadMpa,  3  sin. 
corit.  impf.  act.  of  Kadopdui. 


KAT 

ture,  hoard,  store.     Adj.  buried, 
kid  in  the  earth ;    subterranean, 
underground. 
KaTiipv(a,  -a{,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Karopicau. 
Karup^iovTo,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of 

KaTop)^eouat. 
Kariirtpos,  comp.  and  Kotutotos, 
sup.  (fr.  KdTii)  below)  lou-cr,  ne- 
ther;  lowermost,  nethermost. 
Karur/po),  comp.   of  xdrio,  lower, 

under,  beneath. 
Kaia^,  -aKog,  and  Kavrjs,  also  Kd- 
j3i)f,  -rjKOi,  b,  a  seu--7neu,,sea-^uU. 
Kaua'^oif,  -lEol.  for  Kard^an,  2  sin. 
1  a.  opt.  act.  of  Kurdyij)  or  -w/ii. 
KavdC/coiiat,  -t),  -crat,  ind.  —  Kav- 
Onaufiai,s\ib.  (not  common)  1  f.  1 
pass,  of  Kaiti). 
KavKd\iov,  -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  kovkIov 
a  cup)  a  small  vessel,  cup,  glass. 
Kai;«raA(f,   -Wof,  fi,   the  herb  wild 

parsnip  or  carrot. 
KavKi^ofiai,  to  dance  dressed  Ta7s 

KavKiai. 
KavKtov,  -ov,  rh,  a  cup. 
KavKt;, -iSos,  fi,  a  kind  of  shoe. 
KavXdi,  -oil,  6,  the  stalk  or  stem  of  a 
plant  ;  pot  herbs,  colewort,  kail, 
&c.    the  shank,  as   of   a   spear 
shaft,  which  enters  the  head,  of 
a  sword  blade,  which  enters  the 


KAX 

Kaiao),   -ci?,  -tc,   ind.  —  Kainuv, 
-ovffa, -ov,  par.  1  f.  act.  of  Kaiw. 
Kai'ctov,  -wiof,    6,    fi,    (fr.  same) 
violent  heat,  scorching  wind ;   a 
blast,  d.  Kavawvt,  a.  Kavatava. 
KavTi/p,  -ripos,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  burn- 
er;  a  person  or  thing  that  bums  ; 
a   searing  or    marking-iron ;     a 
brand,  mark,  sear. 
KavTiiptd^u),   f.   -acoi,  p.   KtKavTtj- 
piaKa,  (fr.  next,  th.  Kaiu  to  burn) 
to  cauterize,  burn  with  a  hot  iron, 
scar,  brand,    rnark.    per.    pass, 
ind.  KeKavri'ipiaixat'  par.  KCKavnj- 
picftcvos 
K.avTf,ptov,    -ov,    rb,    (fr.   xatu)    to 
burn)    an   iron  for  burning   or 
branding ;    a   burning   applica- 
tion, cautery. 
Kavrbs,  for  xal  avrdf. 
Kaii;^a,  -as,  fj.  Dor.  for  Kavxn. 
Kav^dcaai  -aaai,  for  Kav^dj;  -^,  2 

sin.  pres.  pass,  of 
Kavx''Oixai  -iij/iai,  f.  -tioofiat,  (fr. 
Kav)(ri  a  boast)  to  glory,  boast, 
brag,  vaunt,  exaggerate  vainly, 
speak  proudly;  to  exult,  rejoice. 
pres.  ind.  mid.  Kav^doftat  -uifiat, 
-di)  -^,  -derat  -arat,  and  xav- 
ydofiai  -Wftai,  -dzaai  -auai.  1  a. 
mid.  ind.  tKav^riiTdfi)]i;-<it,-aTO' 
sub.  Kavy'iatiifiai,  -17,  -tjrat: 


KEA 


hilt ;  a  hilt  or  handle ;  a  stake,  Kuvp^fTtrai,  see  last,  and  Kavxaeaai 


post,    pole;    a    man's    peculiar 

member. 
Katfta,  -Sto(,  ri,  (fr.  xalu  to  bum) 

a  burning    heat,  ,/?re,    scorching 

Jlame  ;  inflammation  ;  a  canker, 

blight. 
Kavfiari^ii),    f.   -taiii,   (fr.   last)    to 

bum  up,  roast,  scorch,  parch.   1 

a.  act.  ind.  iKavftdTica'  inf.  kqv- 

fiariaai.   1   a.  ind.  pass.  CKavfia- 

rladrjv. 
KavvUxTj,  -ns,fi,  (fr.  Kaiij  to  warm, 

and  idKos  a  sheopskin)  a  blanket 


KavydaOiii,  inf.  —  Kavxaadi^,  3 
sin.  -xnoOt,  '2  pi.  impr.  pres. 
mid.  cont.  of  Kavxao/iat. 

Kav^f la,  for  Kai  avxiva,  a.  sin.  of 
avx'h'- 

Kavxioiiai  -ov/iot,  same  as  Kav)(^do- 

fiat. 

Kai'xVt  -Vi,  hi " boast,  brag,  vaunt; 
glorying,  exultation. 

Kavxif"'  -aros,  to,  {fr.  last)  a 
matter  to  boast  of,  supposed  ex- 
cellence ;  a  boast,  vaunt,  exulta- 
tion. 


or  rug  napped  on  one  side ; 
Umg  dress  of  nappy  doth. 

KavvPi,  -ov,  i,  lot,  state  ;  fate,  des- 
tiny. 

Kavvbf,  -fi,  -bv,  and  Kui'p^;, -u,-dt', 
bail,  evU,  ill,  worthless,  idle. 

Kavala,  -as,  !/,  (fr.  next)  neap  with 
a  broad  leaf,  a  hat ;  a  Macedo- 
nian helmet  of  tanned  skin. 

Kavais,  'los,  Att.  -cios,  ;;,  (fr.  Katio 
to  bum)  a  burning,  scfjrching  ; 
a  burn,  srjirch ;  n  fire,  destruc- 
tion byflre.  a.  sin.  Kalaiv. 

Kai'<ra;,  -011,  h,  (fr.  lami-)  lual,  in- 
flammation ,  feirr. 

Kavn6uj  -'a,  f.  •i!>aio,  p.  KiKitoiaKa, 
(ft.  last)  tn  set  on  fire,  hum, 
destroy  hy  fire.  pre*,  ind,  pass. 
Kava6ofiai  -oTf/jnt. 

Kavarriobs,    -<},    -ii',    ffr.    Knlu   to 


n  KaixnaiSi    -io{,  Att.   -twf,  1^,    (fr. 

same)  a  boasting,  bragging,  glo. 

rying,  vaunting,  exultation,  vain 

pretension,  a.  Kav^'ion'- 
Kavx'/Boit'ii,  1  pi.  -ouinOa,  1  f.  ind. 

act.  —  Kai';^)'(i7w/<ii,  -»7,  -»;rni,  3 

[)l.  •;^i'(TO'i'rn(,  1  a.   sub.  mid.  — 

Ko«;;^;tD/iai,   1   pi.  -;^(/)//(0(i,  3  pi. 

-yuJiTfli,  pres.  conl.  ind.  or  sub. 

mid.  —  Krti3j;<ij/i£i"os, -;;,-oi',  par. 

pres.  mid.  cont.  of  Kavx^iofiat. 
Kaviav,  see  j^;/ii'o)r. 
Kaipiu)  •u>,f.  -ijffiii,  p.  KCKd<ptiKii,  (fr. 

/rrfirrw   to  lilow)    to  breathe;    to 

hlnw,  pi',/r,  pant,  gasp  ;  to  breathe 
forth,  r-r/nrr.   par.  per.   act,    xt- 

Ka<f>it:u>s,  Ion.  KiKa(f»ii)S,  a.   fin. 

KiK'i(pii6ra. 
Kaipiimos,  Dor.  f";r  Kii<fi/iaio(,  -ov, 

h,  iin  cpilhcl  from  next. 


burn)  Imrninc,  »rtirrhin^;  tirrid,.Ki>'jiiai)i,  Dor.   fur  Krijituuf,  -ov,  b, 
fniid,    b'lilini;,    sndding  ;    hiit,\      Crfihisus,  a  rivrr  of  Gr*;<:cc. 
flery  ;  flrrrr,  rai;ine.  |K'i'/»0(,  -ov,  b,  mime  :iK  »<iiro(. 

Kaiarris,  nhd   Dor.   Kafirritf,  -ov,]Kilipovoii,-a(,  i),  camphor. 

h,  (fr.  uninr)  n  Irurner,  one  who  Kax''i>^.  f.  -ffW)  and  -fu,  name  im 


bum*  nrflrrs, 
KavirrlKbi.  -fi,  -by,  (fr.  name)  cnus- 

tie,  burning,  smrrhing. 
Kav(Tbs,-ih'b><  (f'-  "'UiH')  lurnrd. 


Ka\tKTlia  •(<>,  (fr.  KnKbi  ill,  and 
tXiii  '"  1"")  '"  '"  indisposed,  hnv* 
ill  health. 


scared,  hrrindcd ;  fli  for  biirning,^K,aY/KTtif,   -if,   n,   «nd   Ki/ytrro?, 
inflammable,  \     •oti,  A,   4,  (fr.  Nnmc)  a  valeludi- 

(336) 


nartan  ;  in  ill  health,  indisposed, 
consiaiiptive;  cachectic;  disuffect-O 
ed,  discontented. 
Kaxi^ia,  -as,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a  weak 

state  of  body,  ill  health. 
Kaxtraipcia,  -as,  Ion.   -f/{,   f,,   (fr. 
KUKds  bad,  and  iralpos  a  com- 
panion) bad  company. 
Kax^d^utca,  Dor.  lor  Kax^d?ov(ra, 

n.  fern.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
liax^d^w,  (fr.  next)  to  ripple,  gur- 
gle ;    to    rattle,    make    a   noise, 
cackle,  crack ;   to  laugh  loud  or 
immoderately  ;  to  resound,  ring  ; 
to  sivell,  puff";  to  boil  up,  foam, 
bubble,  fcrmait. 
K<i';^Ai/f,  -tiKos,  fi,apebble;  a  coun- 
ter. 
Kdxpi's,  or  Kdyxpvs,  -vos,  fi,  (per- 
haps fr.  A.-UU)  to  burn,  and  ypod 
colour)  barley  or  the  seeds  of  rose- 
mary toasted;    parched  barley; 
pulse,  pease,  beans,  &c.  a  knotty 
excresce  nee  growing  on  som  e  trees. 
Ka'^a,  -ris,  I'l,  (fr.   the  Lat.  capsa 
a   box)    and    ICai|nV;7,   -?/$,    ^, 
(dim. )  a  chest,  desk,  box  ;  a  case, 
cover  ;  a  satchel,  wallet. 
Ka\j.dKris,  see  Kaiix^dKtjs. 
Kdui,  same  as  Kala. 
Kf,  and  before   a  vowel,   Kev,   (a 
Poetic    particle,    equivalent    to 
iiv  in  prose)  truly,  indeed;  hou:- 
ever,  yet,  notwithstanding. 
Kta'Co),  f.  -uaw,  (fr.  xiw  to  split)  to 

slit,  split,  cleave,  rive,  chap. 
KcdvioBos,  -ov,  ';,  a  thorny  shrub. 
Kiap,   cont.    KT/p,    niaros,   rb,   the 
heart ;  the  soul ;  the  mind  ;  cou- 
rage, spirit. 
Kiaaac,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  cuiaac, 
3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Kidaaas, 
Poet,  for  Kcdaas,  par.  1  a.  act. 
of  Kcd^u). 
K/nrni,  or  Ktiarai,  Ion.  forKf7ira(, 
3  pi.   pres.   ind.  mid.  —  K/uro, 
Ion.  for  (KiivTo,  3  pi.  impf.  mid. 
of  Ke'ijtai. 
K/j3Xi),  -i;j, )';,  Macedon,  Sync,  for 

KKpay.)). 

V.i(s\i'ivvpis,  some  bird. 

}\tPpi6vtjs,-ov,  h,  a  kind  nf  bird  ;  a 
giant  or  prtat  man  ;  the  name  of 
a  son  of  Piiam. 

Kfy;^pfoi,  -ioi',  o!,  (perhaps  fr, 
next)  Crnchrrtr,  the  port  of  Co- 
rinth, now  Kinkri. 

K(Vx'0"<,  -nv,  b,  millet;  a  serpent, 
snake,  dragon  ;  a  kind  of  dia- 
mond ;  n  bead;  an  ornament  of 
dress. 

Ki'^ii^ii',  or  Kc^i^bi,  sec  oKtl'dl^ii). 

Ko^iKTOtic-iiim,  -jv,  pur.  I  a.  pa*s. 
of  last, 

Ki! fiHra,  -wr,  T<k,  pains  in  the  hips 
and  joints. 

Ki<^u(,  -r),  -av,  (fr.  Kffl'iis  rarr^ 
worthy  of  care,  drsrrrine  fcgara, 
ritimublf  ;  rrsprrird,  rrvrmt,  lio- 
ntnirrd,  eslrrmrd ;  pruiteni,  rnrr- 
ful,  anxious,  faithful ;  upright, 
virluow,  goort ;  vioiUsI,  rhnslt, 
innocmt  ;  modernlr,  mUrr,  trm- 
prrnlr  ;  txcrllrni,  noble;  famout, 
rrlrlirntrd. 

Kli^pfvdf,  -n,  -01',  (fr.  Klipof  cedar) 
of  cedar. 


KEI 

Ktfpi"v,  -oi'i  ri,  (fr.  same)  oil  of 

•     rrtlar. 

Kii^pH,  -01',  h,  **«  c"**""  ''■**>  "*"■ 

KWpwi,  0,  Heb.  the  name  of  a  ri- 

vtT  III  JuJca. 
K/c'otDffr({,   -io{,  Alt.   -tu<,  ^,    'Ae 

uibi  or  ufci/c  tiH*;  hrwny. 
Ki'cTfii,    3  sin,   pros.   ind.  mid.  — 
Kinnii,  3  sin.  pros.  sub.  mid.  of 
Kfofiat,   obs.    for  wliich  is  used 
Ktiiiat. 
KiiavTii,  for  K.ii'crairtj,  n.  pi.  par. 
1  a.  act.  —  Kcidficroi,  for  Kavad- 
^rvo{,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of  ich/u. 
Kd'urui,  Ion.  for  ictriTcii,  3  pi.  pres. 
ini     mid.  —  Kclaro,    Ion.    for 
/<ctnro,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of  Kti/iai. 
Kil'h  Dor.  for  ki  di. 
KfiOti,  KnOi.Ion.  for  f (ctTOtv, tictlfli . 
Kti/ini,  f.  kci'ffo/ini,  fo  lie,  he  stretch- 
ed onlj  laid,  placed,  buried  ;  to  he 
gitualcd,  lie  in  view  ;  to  remain, 
ft'iy,  continue,  exist,  he;    to  lie 
idle,  be  unemployed ;  to  rest,  be 
quiet ;  tc  be  appointed,  decreed, 
enacted;  to  lie  by,  be  treasured, 
stored ;  lo  be  dedicated  or  conse- 
crated ;  lo  be  liable  or  subject  to  ; 
to  doubt,  he  in  suspense,    impf. 
mid.  cKtifirjv,  -ao,  -to. 
lidtieda,  I  pi.  — Ktiiievoi,  -v,  -ov, 
par.  —  Ktirat,  3  sm.  pres.  mid. 
of  last. 
Kfi/ii7Xiap;:^ioi',  -or,  ri,   (fr.  Kciiin- 
Xtov  treasure,  and  ap^i)  the  chief) 
a  treasury,  mneazine,  storeliouse. 
Kti/ii'Aioi',  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  kcTuqi  to  lie) 
goods,  chattels ;  household  stuff, 
furniture,    moveables  ;    treasure, 
lalunhles  ;  a  memorial,  token 
Kfi'i »/,  Poet,  for  cKcivri,  in  tliat  way, 

by  that  means,  so,  thus. 
Ktivos,  -;;,  -ov,  and  in  all  its  cases, 

Poet,  or  Ion.  for  ikuvo;. 
Kciidj,  -i>,  -bi'.  Poet,  for  Ktio'j, 
Kd'vhj;,  Ion.  for  cudvu);. 
Kttpdiaf,  a.  pi.  of  KCtodi. 
Ktipn'^tios,  -V,  -ov,  par.  — Kdoaa- 
6at,  inf.  —  K£i()f/<70u,3sin.  iiinpr. 
I  a.  mid.  of  Ktipu. 
Kttpdf,  -dfoi,  h,  (fr.  Kfi'po)  to  shave) 
a  person   cropped   or  shaven  in 
deriiion  ;  a  captive  shorn. 
Ktlpc,    pres.    impr.  act.  —  Kdpcv, 
Dor.  for   Kdpttv,  pres.  inf.  act. 
Kdpcrai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass. 
of  Ktipui. 
Kcip'a,  -nf,  -,(,  (fr.  same)  a  icreath, 
.fillet,  Tihnnd,  fringe  ;  a  sirt,  girt- 
weh  ;  a  swithe,  haniL,  roller,  parti' 


KEK 


KdaOai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  —  Kfi<Ti5- 
ficaOa,  Dor.  for  KtiadiicOn,  1  pi. 
ind.  I  f.  mid.  —  Kci<ror/iai,  and 
Ktiacvfiai,  Dor.  for  Ktlaouui,  1  f. 
ind.  mid.  —  Kfrr",  nnd  Ktiro, 
Ion.  for  ixciTo,  3  sin.  impf.  mid. 
of  Kc'fini. 

Ktfu),  same  as  Kd^nt,  also,  lo  de- 
sire to  lie  down,  uish  lo  iio  to  bed. 
par.  2  a.  act.  kiHiv,  -oven,  -6v. 

K£»"(jo<}<7o/iai,  -i;,  -emi,  1  pi.  KtK'u- 
itjadficOit,  Poft.  for  Kainaoimt, 
which  Ion.   for  )(n}i'ieopai.  2  f. 

ind.  pass,  of  X''^'^-     ^^^  ''  '*^ 

from  k£it/((^t;iTo/i((i,   ppfut.  of  ki'r 

fnfiai.     Or,  it  is  1  f.   ind.  mid. 

reduplicated,   of  unftoi   a    verb 

formed    from    h-a^ov,    Ion.    for 

iX<i^ov,  2  a.  of  Yf'^oj. 

KcKii&jiivoi,    Dor.    lor    KCKaniifvo;, 

->i,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  Kdi^u). 

KiKaiov,  KcKafiiov,  Ion.  for  txaiov, 

ind.  and  ^oi^^v,  par.  2  a.  act. — 

Kf<i-di5o>'r<),  Ion.  for  tTfdi'ovro,  3 

pi.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ;^«'^w. 

KcKrtOaptauivoi,  -!},  -ov,  par.  per. 

pass,  of  Kadapi^u). 
KiKaOapiiivos,   -ij,  -ov,    par.    per. 

pass,  of  KaOaiou). 
KcKdOtKa,  'as,-t,  per.  ind.  act    of 

KnOi^ij>, 
KfKaAii/i/iai,  -t/'ai,  -ttoi,  per.  ind. 
pass.  —  KcKn)iviifi(vo;,   -17,  -ov, 
par.  per.  pass.  — KcKd\v6a,-ai, 
-c,  per.  iiid.  art.  of  (caXi'Trro). 
K^Kiifnii,  -i)j,  -Tj,  for  Ka'/iu),  2  a.  sub. 

act,  of  Kdftvu). 
KcKupdni,  per.  inf.  p^ss.  — KfVnp- 
Ka,  -ai,  -c,  per.  ind.  act.  —  Kc- 
KupKii,  Ion.  for  cKiKapKii,  3  sin. 
pper.  act.  of  Ktipu. 
K.tKnpii)fiiyoi,   -I),    -01',    par.    per. 

pass,  of  Kap6u). 
KtKnnOat,    inf.    of   KfVuff//ai,    per. 
ind.    pass.  —  KcKaaiiiros,    par. 
per.  pass.  oPkoi^w. 
KiKaidni,  per.  inf.  pass.  —  KiKav- 
Ka,  per.  ind.  act.  —  Kccai'/i/vof, 
par.  per.  pass,  of  koioj. 
KcKavTJioinaiJiivni,  -v,-ov,  par.  per. 

pass,  of  KauTijirt^u. 
KcKav^riiiai,    per.    ind.    pass,    of 

Kav^doiiat. 
KfKii^ijiirn,    a.    sin.   of  KcKa>t>rjw(, 
Ion.  for  KCKa(priKiis,  par.  per.  act 
of  Kaitliil. 
KiKi'viDiint,    -aai,    -rat,    per.    ind. 

pass,  of  KCvdu). 
KcKionKa,    per.   ind.    act.  —  K£«f- 
pa<r/i/io?,  -ij,  -01',  par.  per.  pass, 
of  «r£Oa»'v«'/ii 


KEK 

last ;    it  i.4  also  put  for  KexXav 
/i/i'0(,  par.  per.  pass,  of  KXdu. 
K/kXdOTo,   for    ikIk^uoto,    3    sin. 

pper.  pass,  of  same. 
K£k-.\£i<7/i£'i'05,  and  Kf<tX£ifi/»o{,  -17, 
-01',  par.  of — K/kXi(c^<ii  or  Kl- 
K^ctfiat,    -aiu,   -oral,   per.    ind. 
pass,  of  KXdto. 

K£*Xr/i///i'0{,  -J7,  -Of,  par.  per. 
pass,  ot  icXjTTrui. 

KiVXfo,  KfVXfTo,  Ion.  for  KiicXoti, 
pres.  iin[)r.  pass,  and  cKiK\cTo, 
3  sin.  impf.  pass,  of  k/xXouhi. 

K£<;Xj;ar«(,  KticXiittTO,  Ion.  for  k(- 
K\>ivTai,  3  pi.  per.  and  £»:iicX?/cto, 
3  pi.  pper.  pass,  of  itaXiui. 

Kf\-X»;ya,  -a(,  -£,  ind.  —  KtdXvyuift 
-via,   -bs,    par.    per.    mid.    of 

aX(»^0). 

K£icXi7yiJi'T£f,  JEo\.  for  KtK^tiydTcst 

n.   pi.  of  last ;    or,   par,  pres. 

act.  of 
K£«.Xi7j/u),  same  as  «cXn?u). 
Kf»:X?7»,-(i,    ind.  —  KticXr/traif,    par. 

per.  act.  —  Kf\X»7/iiii,  per.   ind. 

pass.  —  KtKXrtfiivoi,    par.    per. 

pass.  —  KcK>.)jaOai,     per.     inf. 

pass.  —  KtK\t)aonai,  ppfut.  ind. 

of KoXfW. 

KtxX7)povo/iijicfl,  -Of,  -£  or  -£v,  per. 
ind.  act.  of  K\npovofifti>. 

K£A.Xi'ara(  —  K£<cXiaT-o,  Ion.  for  «'- 
K\tvTai,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass,  and 
£<cfKX(iTo,  3  pi.  pper.  ind.  pass, 
of  cXi'iu).  Or,  they  are  by  Syst. 
for  KCKXdarai,  and  KtKXdaro, 
which  are  Ion.  for  KtKkdvTai,  3 
pi.  per.  and  £»f£icX£ii'ro,  3  pi. 
pper.  pass,  of  vXfi'u). 

K£kXi^/i'05,  -I),  -01',  par.  per.  pass, 
of  kXi'i'u.  Or,  by  Syst.  for  «- 
(cXcififiofipar.  per.  pass. of icXf/w. 

KfVXofiai,  same  as  K/Xofiai,  see  kc- 
Xo). 

KUXo^a  —  K£»cXo(fa)s,  Alt.  for  kI- 
K\t^a,  -nf,  -£,  ind.  and  k£kX£- 
(j>oii,  -via,  -df,  par.  per.  act.  o. 
ifXJTrru). 

KfVXti0(,  Dor.  or  Poet,  for  jcXS9i, 
pres.  impr.  act.  of  kXC/k. 

Rtk-XiKT^fvoy,  -Vy  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

of  KXu^a). 

Kf».Xer£,  2  pi.  of  (CfVXBfli  above. 


cularly  those  used  on  the  Head,  ]  KAfufla,  -at,  -f,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 
tearf,ii:indins-sheet,^rave-clnthes. 


Ktlpu),  f.  Kipio,  p.  k/kiok'I,  to  shear, 
clip,  rut  off,  crop ;  to  shave  ;  to 
curtai/,  berravr,  deprive  ;  to 
icnste,  des]joil,  ravage,  pillage, 
strip,  Toh ;  to  devour,  ent  greedi- 
ly, siiytUfiu:  ravenously.  \  a.  act. 
ini).  tieitpi'  inf.  iftTpai.  1  a.  mid. 
ind.  uttodftiiv,  -"•),  -aro-  impr. 
Klloat,  -deOu)'  inf.  KdpacOtt.  per. 
infl  pass.  KcxdoOut. 

Kt/oo)t,  -oiTif,  0,  (par.  pres.  act 


KCi'Oia. 
KfKria,  per.  ind.  mid.  ofxaiu). 
KiKr'io''Yi"ii,  -(at,  -KTai,  per.  ind 

pass,   of  <f»)pi1(T(T(<l. 

K£«ii''^i'i'£ii('«Voi:,  -ri,  -ov,  (par.  per. 
pass,  of  Kivf'vvcvii))  risked,  ven- 
tured ;  hazardous,  tlangcrous, 
perilous. 

KtKiviaTiti,  Ion.  for  »f£ir('i'niT-ii,  3 
pi.  per.  in;l.  pass,  ofitiiiw. 

Kf«X'i>'(«.-,  Pott,  for  aXo'/Cw,  1  f. 
ind.  act.  of  nXiioi) 


of  la<il)  one  shearing,  a  thftrer  ;.tiiK\iiiiiiui,  for  KtvAr/'/iai,  per.  ind 


a  har^ter. 
Kilct,  Poet,  for  cxtiau 


pass,  of  (cXirrui 
KKXauuii'oj,  miv  be  the   par.  of.     mid.  of  Krdvio 
(336) 


K/>cX(oo-fiai,    -crai,  -oral,   per.   ind. 

pass,  of  kXwOu. 
KtKudKu)^,  Dor.   and   KeKfirjui,  d. 

siiR  -tidrt,  Ion.  for  KiK/iriKibs,  par. 

per.  act.  of  xdiivti). 
KhfitjKa,  -ai,  -c,  per.  ind.  act.  of 

same. 
KiKvaiaiiai,     per.    ind.    pass,    of 

Kva!  111. 
KtKoifitiKa,  act.  —  K.CKolfi})ftat,  -aai, 

-rai,  pass.  per.  ind.  —  KcKoijiti- 

fiivoi,  par.  per.  pass,  of  Koiftdu). 
K[icoivu)Ka,-a(,  -f,  per.  ind.  act.  — 

KiKoivM/ihos,  -I),  -oi-,  par.  per. 

pass,  of  Koivod). 
Kf«,oiidv>)ita,  -Of,  -£,  per.  ind.  act. 

of  «roii*0)i'£u>. 
KeKo>,<l(79ai,  per.  inf.   pass,  of  ko- 

Xn'^U). 

KiKoiiiiat,  -4at, -TTdi,  pass.  —  Kf- 
Ko(pa,  -as,  -£,  ind.  act.  per.  of 

KiKova,  Poet.  for.  /icTovn,  per.  ind. 


KEK 

KeKoviaiiivo{,    -V,    -ov,  par.    per. 

pass,  of  Koi'taii). 
KcKovti»ivos,  Att.  for 
KtKov  aftiioi,   -V,    -Of,    par.    per. 

pass,  of  Kovi^u). 
KcKorruKa,  -aj,  -£,  per.  ind.  act.  of 

KcKOTTuviauivos,  -rj,  -o'l  par.  per 

pass.  01  KO-rravi^u). 
K£(Cj77(a<ca,     -a(,     -t,      pi.     -dxart, 

-a»cu(T(,  ind.  —  KiKOTnaKuif,  par. 

per.  act.  of  xairiaui. 
KKoriif,  -uca,  -ii,  par.  per.  mid. 

of  jidTTru). 
Kcjcopca/i/vo;,  par.  per.  pass,  of/co- 

K«up>;/n'io<,  par.  per.  pass.  —  Kt- 

icop>;u>f,  Ion.  for  »c£<op;;icu)?,  par. 

per.  act.  of  Kopf'w. 
Kwopi/iJrt,  Sync,  for  KtKopriKdrt,  n. 

du.  par.  per.  act.  of  Kopivvvftt. 
KiKopvOfiivos,  Sync,  for  KiKopvOtifii- 

vos,  par.   per.  pass,  of  KopvOiui. 

Or,  for  xtKopvafiiioi,  par.   per. 

pass,  of  KopuffcTu. 
KcKocr/iificVos,    -17,   -01',    par.    per. 

pass,  of  Koujiiu). 
KcKOTijuii,  in  a.  sin.  KcKorridTa,  Ion. 

for  K(Kori;icui;,  par.  per.  act.  of 

Koriu. 
KcK6(pdai,  per.  inf.  pass,  of  aciSttw. 
KtKpiiavro,     lon.    and     Poet,    for 

iKiKpavTo,  3  pi.   pper.   pass,  of 

Kpithui. 
KiKpayu,  -a{,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

ftpafu. 
KcKodyu),  f.  -fw,  same  as  Kpd^m.    1 

a.  ind.  act.  CKiicpa^a. 
KiicpaKa  —  KiVpa/iai  —  KtKpafiivof 

— KpaOtij,  &c.  Sync,  for  KcxipS- 

Ka,    per.    act.    KtKipaafiai,    per. 

pa.ss.     KCKcpaafiifaiy    par.     per. 

pass.  icrp>((rtfc(;,  par.   1   a.  pass. 

of  K'odvvv^t, 
Ktitpfj'fo/jai,-p,-crai,ppfut.ofitpa'^u. 
KcKpartiKivai,     per.     iijf.     act.     of 

KpnTiM. 
Kticp(i)(3Tai,   Ion.    for    Kucpay/tiiioi 

fiffi,  3|>l.  per.  paK4.  —  K(Kpa;(;Oi, 

f')r  titonxt,  2  mn.  per.  impr.  — 

KiKpriya,  fur  Klxpaya,   per.  inil. 

mid.  of  icpa^u. 
K/cai;ro,      Ion.     for    ixtKOaro,     by 

Sync,  for  (ttr/oiro,  3  sin.  ppcr. 

piss,  of  ic/pa>'i't}/<i. 
.  KtKoiyws, -ir™, -i<,  in  n.  pi.  K»pi- 

yiTif,  -vlat,  -dra,  par.  per.  mid. 

"f  npi^in. 
K/<coi((i,  -a<,  -c  or  -ii",  2  pi.  -Kart, 

per.  iM'l.  art.  nf  toiviii. 
KtKOii/iy'>(,  -17,  -01 ,  ^par.  pnr.  pasn. 

of  toivut  to  <li<<li(i|;ui>li)  tlntinrj, 

xrparalf,  tlitnlrtl ;  jwliinl, 
K/«pfrrti,  3  urn.  per.  ind.  pain,  of 

ii.i'ne. 
K((oiira/i/>">(,  Dor.  for  tuporiijil- 

vo(,  par.  [>cr.  paii*.  of  (par/w. 
K/icood,  -oiroj,  A,  *nmf  lui  ic/irptii^, 

by  Mcf.ilh.   for  xlntia^,   which 

nee.     Alio  a  kmg  of  Alhemi. 
K/»p'ij'?'»,  -«{,  -f,  per.  mil.  mid.  — 
K/Vpv;iuai,  -'^11,  -rr.ji,  |K)r,  ind. 

pus.— K(<pi>fif>/va(,  •);,  -or,  par. 

per.    pn^s.  —  K/rni'^a,  -o{,   -i, 

per.  ind.  act.  of  «pi'Trui. 
Krrov'^iiX');,  -oil,  0,  ( fr.  tpfiTTU    lo 

conceal,  and  i^;}Xa(  a  crctt)  a 
U  u 


KEA 

net,  turban^  ^llet  to  hold  the  hair  ; 

a  net,  seine  ;  the  throat-band  of  a 

bridle. 
KcKpvtparait  Ion.    for   KtKpviifiivoi 

act,  3    pi.  per.    ind.    pass,    of 

KpvTrrui. 
K«pu(i|',  -o-noi,  h,  by  Mctalh.  for 

icfp«r(i>4',  which  see. 
KiKTnitat,  -aat,  -rai,  ind.  —  Kck- 

TJiaOat,  inf.   per.   pass,   of  ktUo- 

fiai. 
KtKTtjnevoi,-ri,'Ov,  (par.  per.  pass. 

of  Kraofiai  to  own)  having  got, 

owning, possessing;  mas.  u  lord, 

master  ;  teni.  a  mistress. 
KtKvOuci,  Ion.   and  Poet,  for  ici!- 

Ou)m,   3  pi.  2   a.   sub.    act.    of 

KficOpw/ifi'oj,  -»;,  -ov,  par.  per, 
pass,  of  Kt'pdu. 

KcXaietiii,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  KiXaios  clat- 
ter) /oK'/,  s/in//,  noisy  ;  sound' 
ing  ;  clattering,  shouting,  cla- 
morous, tumultuous  ;  warbling, 
melodious,  tuneful,  whispering 

Kc\aScivdi,  Poet,  for  last  —  KcXa- 
Sci'vav,  g.  pi.  Dor. 

Kc\aSfovTt,  a.  sin.  par.  pres.   also 
Dor.  for  xcXaiiovai,  3  pi.  pres 
ind.  act.  of 

KcXaiiui  -H,  f.  -fiata,  (fr.  cAai^of  a 
clatter)  to  ring,  resound,  re-echo ; 
to  clatter,  rattle,  creak  ;  lo  sound, 
TOOT  ;  to  warble,  murmur,  uhis- 
per,  buzz  ;  to  play  on  ;  to  sitig, 
celebrate,  praise. 

K.t\ainnf,  -tfioi,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a 
songstress,  warbler. 

Ki\d^oto,  g.  Ion.  of 

KiX'l^o;,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  «'Au 
or  Kt'\oitat  to  cheer,  and  ditir 
much)  a  clatter,  rattling  noise  ; 
bustle,  tumult,  din,  clamour  ; 
murmur,  buzz,  whisper;  sound, 
tnusic,  tune,  melody,  song ; 
praise,  applause. 

KtA/ii^uii',  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
KtXaciui, 

KtAarvtyjf /)(,  -ioi  -ovf,  4,  /;,  (fr.  ».■£ 
\aivd<  black,  nixl  iy^oi  a  apcar) 
hearing  a  black  or  deadly  aptar ; 
murderous, 

KiAa<w^'>;n,  -/o$  -ovi,  b,  li,  (fr. 
Ram<!,  and  c/i^of  a  cloud)  cloudy, 
htar.k-cloudrd,  gathering  clouds  ; 
Mark,  dark,  dusky. 

KrAdiif/,  d.  sin.  fem.  of 

K(Xriii'i(,  -t),  -ov,  (xaiiin  an/irXaiKi(, 
from    whcnco    the    feni.    of  lli 
/j/Xiv  binck)  black,  dark  ;  ilusky, 
gloomy. 

Kt\aif6m<,  •nro(,  !i,  (fr.  lost) 
lil'irknrst,  darkness. 

KcXt/i'Dij',  -wiroc,  i,  f),    (fr.  tiamo, 
am)  u'.^  iho  fare,  lli.  irtrofiai  lo 
n<T)     hlvk-i-isigrd,     miuirthy 
litwk-ln'ikinf,    gltomy^  fearful, 
Irrrifi/ing. 

KiXripi'^u,  f.  -ITU,  p.  -»a,  (pcrlinpn 
fr.  KiXn^iif  a  niiiniiiir,  niiif  /</w 
Id  (low)  lo  _flow  murmuring, 
J'url,  rippir  ;  In  rialirr,  riUtU  ; 
/o  rrrnk,  rrnak,  itmrMt, 

KiAri'pi>(i(,   -lot,   Alt.  -fwf,   I),  (fr. 
laul)  n   mtirniurinr,  hiut,    whis- 
per ;  tparbloti;  ;  n  noitr,  eiaJltr, 
.  ralllt. 

(337) 


KEA 

KeXapvaicr,    Dor.    for    <cEXapi3££t», 

pres.  inf.  of /ctXupufu. 
K/Acai,  Ion.  for  KtXti,  2  sin.  pres. 

ind.  of  Kf'Ao/iai. 
KcAf'/Ji;,  and  Dor.  Kf Af/3u,  -ijs,  ij,  a 

rup,  bold. 
KtAtdf,  -or,  b,  a  kind  of  swift  bird. 
KfAtcflt,  2  pi.  pres.   ind.  or  impr. 

mid.  of  KfXoftai. 
Ki\cv'  or  KAtuE,  2  sin.  pres.  impr. 

or  Ion.  for  cKiXcve,  3  sin.  impf. 

act.  —  KtXtrtij,  2  sin.  pres.  ind. 

act. — KcXevaas,  g.  -aui'Toj,  pi.  n. 

-oavTCi,  par.  —  K/Ati'ffo)',  impr. 

1  a.  act.  of  KtAtiJo). 
K/XcuO.i,  -u)v,  Ta,  same  as  KiXcvdoi, 

pi.  of 
K/XcuOof,  -ou,  fi,  (perhaps  fr.  c\cv- 

0(1),  obs.  to  come)  a  way,  road, 

path  ;  a  course,  direction  ;    voy- 
age, journey  ;  a  style,  manner. 
KfXtiicTE,  Ion.  for  cKlXcvat,  3  sin.  1 

a.  ind.  act.  of  d-cAei'w. 
KiXevofia,  -aros,  rd,  KtXtucr/ioj,  -oB, 

b,  and  KiXcvais,  -105,  Att.  -tujj,  §, 
(fr.  KtXcvw  to  cheer)  the  song  or 
tone  which  sailors  make  in  haul- 
ing or  rowing,  a  buatswain^s  call ; 
a  command,  order  ;  exhortation, 
encouragement ;  a  shout. 

KcXtvaiiocDt'ti,  -rjs,  {/,  (fr.  same)  a 
command,  charge,  order,  injunc- 
tion, mandate. 

KtXtuffr;)?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
encouragcr,  adviser,  cheerer  ;  a 
boatswain,  pilot. 

KeXcvrtdu),  Poet,  for  Kt\cv<rrtiiu, 
same  as 

KcAcvu,  f.  -cvoM,  p.  kckIXcvko,  (fr. 
KtXu)  to  oriler)  to  bid,  order, 
command,  enjoin,  charge ;  to 
advise,  counsel ;  to  exhort,  en- 
courage, cheer,  embolden  ;  lo 
prompt,  impel.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
tn/Xtuo-u*  impr.  KtXtvoov  par.  xt- 
Xtuaa;. 

KiXtji,  -/;tu{,  b,  (fr.  k/XXu  to  agi- 
ttite)  a  managed  hurse,  rarer, 
led  horse  ;  a  light  ship,  yacht  ;  a 
pinnace,  wherry,  sirifl  boat. 

KiXi'ioiiTo,  Ion.  forfKiXi'/ffnru,  3  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  KtX;;oou(;i,  -1;, 
-tnii,    1    f.   im" 
obs.  see  n'/Xb). 

KtAi;r/(tti,  (fr.  ki'Xik  a  racehorse) 
to  ride  ;  manage  a  horse,  ride  a 
race. 

Ki'XXw,  f.  -Xi3,  and  i^^ol,  -irui,  to 
move,  stir  /  tn  shake,  vUiratr, 
liraniHsh  ;  to  urge,  ilrive,  propel; 
to  run,  rare,  go  swiftly,  hasten  ; 
to  arriir,  come  lo  port,  land,  I  11. 
nrl.  iiid.  /kciXu,  yKul.  iitiXaif 
inf.  irdXiti, 

KiXaliiity,  -oio, -oiro,  pren.  opt.  mid. 
—  KiXii/if/i',  Ion.  for  (kiXii^ii;)', 
iiiipf.  mid.  — K/XiiiO",  f'<r  i»/- 
Aairn,  3  pi.  iiiipf.  mid.  of  k/Au- 
fi'ii. 

KiXaai,  I  a.  mf.  ail.  .'Kol.  of 
c/XXiii, 

KiAii^rj,  n.  n.  v.  pi.  ronl.  of 

K/Xi'i^of,  -ttif  -oi't.rd,  (fr.  «.iXii»rM 
lo  rover)  a  thrll,  husk,  rind, 
hark,  rntrring,  prfl,  r<i(il, 

Kf'Xi,!  or  K/'Xi>/iii,  (Ir.  «lX/m  nbii.  lo 
order)  lo  biil,  order,  command, 


1    f.  ind.   mid, 


iiaojiat,  -II, 

of   KlXitil, 


KEN 

enjoin,  charge ;  to  advist,  coun- 
sel ;  to  call  or  shout  to ;  to  cheer, 
eni-otirage. 

Kiiiiii,  -ufuf,  6,  a  ftwn. 

KiyfiSa,  -iK,  i^,  (i»i  wlzc. 

Kfjti),  (Ir.  kOfOf  tnipty)  idly,  in 
vain.  In  no  purpose. 

cmplv,  anil  oil ;y;fw  to  boast)  vain- 
boa.illng,  braasins,  vaunting. 
Kciii(,  Pod.  and  Dor.  for  dtidf. 
Kiyii(ppu)v,  -ovos,  b, »/,  Poet,  for  kc- 

viippuiv. 
Kocuir,  -ioi'os,  o,  (fr.  Kcvui  empty) 
the  hell^,  groin ;  any  empty  space. 

Kfvtwrtpoj,  comp.  of ATti'ttf f . 

Kci'oOo^/u,  -ail  'J.  (ff-  ""'^f  empty, 
and  ^d^a  opinion,  th.  ioKiui  to 
think)  self-conceit,  vain- glory. 

Ktvdioios,  -ov,  b,ii,  (fr.  same)  con- 
ceited, seljSiifficient,  vain-glori- 
oits,  vain,  empty,  .tilly. 

Kcvo^oyiu)  -M,  f.  -//(Tu),  p.  KCKtvnXd- 
y>iK(i,  (fr.  kciof  empty,  and  A/yu) 
to  talk)  to  talk  idly,  babble,  prate, 
say  silly  things. 

Kcviv,  -ov,  rd,  (neut.  of  next)  emp- 
tiness ;  a  void,  vacuum,  open 
space. 

Kevii,  -!),  -ov,  empty,  void  ;  vain, 
foolish,  silly,  insignijicant,  fri- 
volous ;  fruitless,  unprojitahle, 
unsubstantial ; false, untrue.  Eif 
Kcvbv,  in  vain. 

Kcvordiptov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  last,  and 
Td<poi  a  tomb,  th.  ^n:7Tii>  to  bury) 
an  empty  tomb,  honorary  sepul- 
chre ;  a  cenotaph  ;  a  memorial, 
monument ;   an  image,  statue. 

KtvSri]s,  -tiros,  »;,  (fr.  Ktibs  empty) 
emptiness,  voidness  ;  vanity,  sil- 
liness, folly. 

Kcv6(pp(j)v,  -ovo;,  b,i'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
(ppoifii)  to  think,  th.  (ppfjv  the  un- 
derstanding) thinking  vainly,  sil- 
ly, foolish  ;  empty-headed,  brain- 
less, dull,  stupid. 

Ktvo(pii)via,  -as,  f/,  (fr.  same,  and 
(pwvi)  voice)  noise  about  trifles, 
vain  talk,  idle  balibting,  prate. 

KtfSij)  -cS,  f.  -licTo),  (fr.  same)  to 
empty,  exhaust,  drain  ;  to  v:aste, 
spoil,  make  desolate  ;  to  oppress, 
humble,  crush  ;  to  make  void, 
annul,  nullify,  invalid'ite  ;  to 
sprntl,  consume,  squander.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  tKivoiaa.  per.  ind.  pass. 
KiKivw^iai.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  cKtvii- 
Brjii'  sub.  Ktvtadio.  -?,{,  -rj. 

Kiroai,    Sync,    for  KhrtjaiH,   1    a. 
impr.  mid.  ;  or  for /(£>;r;")fl-(ii,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  of  (ctir/ 0).      Or  for  Ktv-[ 
Tiaai,  same  of kciti'^u). 

Kf'iTaffc,  Ii)n.  and  Dor.  for  ikIv- 
Ttjoc,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  kcv- 
rtoi. 

Khravpoi,  -ov,  0,  !),  (fr.  Kivrioi  to 
goad,  and  ravpoi;  a  bull)  o  cen- 
taur ;  a  sign  of  the  zodiac. 

KlVTtU)     -5,    f.     -ijaU),     p.    KCKlVTtJKa, 

also  Kcvt6<i)  -a,  (perhaps  fr.  /c/w 
to  cut,  ivrbi  inwardly)  to  prick, 
stine,  goarl,  spur  ;  to  urge,  sti- 
mulate, instigate. 
Khrnfia,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  last)  a 
goail,  spike,  point ;  a  puncture, 
woujtd. 


KEP 

KfvrijT^piov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  an 
awl. 

Kn'rpi/vt»7nf,  a.  pi.  of 

K.evTpiivcK))';,  -/of  -oDj,  u,  f/,  (fr.  xiv- 
rpoi'  a  goad,  and  iIkui  to  yield, 
or  r/i'tycu  to  bear)  yiddim;  to  the 
goad,  ilrivcn  by  the  whip,  cur- 
ried furiously  ;  siiurrril,  goaded. 

KiiTpoi',-ov,Tb,  (fr.  kcvtiw  to  goad) 
a  goad,  spike ;  a  sjiur  ;  a  sling  ; 
a  puncture,  wound ;  a  centre, 
dot,  point ;  a  motive,  incentive; 
a  sharp  expression. 

KiiTpwv,  -wvos,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  coat 
of  various  colours,  embroidered 
dress  ;  a  jacket  of  patches  ;  a 
quilted  mail  or  armour  ;  a  rogue, 
vagabond. 

Kcvrvpiu)v,  -ui'Of,  b,  (fr.  Lat.  cen- 
turio,  a  captain,  th.  centum,  a 
hundred)  a  centurion,  a.  Ktt'rv- 
plii)i'a. 

KcvrCiv,  par.  prcs.  act.  cont.  of  <c£v- 

Tllll. 

Kf  vruip,  -opos,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  driver, 

one  v>ho  uses  a  goad  or  spur. 
KivwdTi,  pass.  —  Kcviiaii,  act.  1  a. 

sub.  of  Ktvdu). 

Kei'uijia,  -arof,  to,  (fr.  kcvSo)  to 
empty)  emptiness  ;  room,  .tpace  ; 
a  draining,  exhaustion. 

Ktvui?,  (fr.  Kcvbs  empty)  in  vain,  to 
no  purpose. 

Kiofjint,  pass,  or  mid.  of  k/u,  for 
Ku^at. 

KiovTai,  3  pi.  pies.  ind.  mid.  — 
Kf'oiTo,   Ion.    for   ckiovto,  3  pi. 

impf.  mid Kioiro,  3  sin.  pres 

opt.  mid.  of  last. 

KfV^of,  -on,  b,  a  small  marine  bird, 
seamew  ;  a  simpleton,  irijler, 
worthless  person. 

VitTTfdofini  -ou^at,  (fr.  last)  to  be- 
have lightly,  act  foolishly,  be  ea- 
sily imposed  on  ;  to  waver,  fluc- 
tuate, float,  flutter  ;  to  fly  swift 
ly.  pres.  inf.  mid.  cont.  wtt- 
(povadai. 

KeT7<pwdch,  -una,  -Iv,  (par.  1  a. 
pass,  of  last)  lain,  conceited, 
proud  ;  silly,  volrxtile,  flckle,  wa- 
vering ;  driven  about,  led  away, 
deceived, 

Kcpaia,  -n;,  »),  (fr.  Kfpa;  a  horn)  a 
horn,poinl,tip,  extremity  ;  ayard- 
arm,  sailyard ;  a  dot,  point  or 
flourish  over  letters  ;  a  jot,  parti- 
cle, insigniflcant  quantity  ;  apro- 
jection,  pinnacle,  battlement. 

KipaiC^tTov,  2  du.  impf.  act.  Ion. 
of 

Kcpai^u,  f.  -ta<M,  (fr.  *-/paj  a  horn) 
to  horn,  goad  or  drive  with  the 
horns  ;  to  spoil,  ravage,  waste. 

Kipatpc,  pres.  impr.  act.  of 

Ktpai'pu),  same  as  Kcpdvvvfit. 

KipaU,  -(<5o?,  (},  (fr.  Ktpat^o)  to 
waste,  th.  Kfpai  a  horn)  a  vorm 
or  maggot  infesting  the  horns;  a 
ravager,  destroyer. 

Kcpafii'i  -CI,  d.  sin.  of  Kcpa/jcvi. 

Kipa/ida,  -as,  !/,  viz.  Tix>"J,  {fr. 
Kipanos  potter's  earth)  pottery, 
the  trade  of  a  potter. 

Ktpaiiiiov,  -nv,  rb,  (neut.  of  next) 
a  pottery  ;  a  potter\t  workhouse. 

Kcpa'/iCio;,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Ktpafioi  pot- 
(338) 


KEP 

ter's  earth)  of  a  pottery,  of  a 
poller,  made  of  clay,  earthen. 

KepSfici>i,  -/Of,  Att.  -j'uf,  i,  (fr. 
same)  a  poller. 

Kcpufitvu),  f.  -cvau,  (fr.  same)  to 
make  pottiry,  work  in  clay,  make 
earthen  ware  ;  to  mould,  form, 
shape. 

Kepiififi'ios,  Ion,  for  Kcpdiictos. 

KtpnfilKis,  -i),  -41-,  and  Ktprf/icof,  -a, 
-ov,  (fr.  Kfpnpos  potter's  earth) 
made  of  clay,  earlhni.  Also 
Subs,  a  place  of  Athens,  iht 
potter'' s  field. 

Kepdfiiov,  -ov,  ri,  (neut.  of  last) 
an  earthen  vessel;  pitcher,  jar, 
crock, 

Ktp(i/((f,  -Wof,  )'],  (fr.  Kipaftoi  pot- 
ter's clay)  a  tile. 

K/pu/iof,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  kIio 
for  Kaiu)  to  burn,  and  ipa  earth) 
potter's  clay ;  earthen  ware ;  a 
tile;  a  jar,  pitcher,  earthen  ves- 
sel ;  a  stone  bowl ;  a  pottery  ;  a 
poUeT''skiln  ;  a  jail,  prison. 

KcpdvvCiti,  Kipavvvu),  and  Ktpua), 
f.  -a(T'ji,  p.  KCKfpnKa,  {fr.  Ktpas  a 
horn)  to  mix,  mingle  or  pour 
into  cups  of  horn  ;  to  dilute, 
compound,  blend,  season,  relish. 
par.  ])res.  act.  Ktpavvi's,  -vaa, 
vv.  I  a.  act.  ind.  cKipuca'  impr. 
Kipanov.  per.  pass.  ind.  KCKtpaa- 
jiai,  by  Sync.  KfKpafiai.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  tKcpdadtiv,  by  Sync. 
CKpnOt/v.  1  f.  pass.  KtpanQfiaojiai, 
and  KpaQiioojxai. 

Kcpao^dos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Kf'paf  a  horn, 
and  ((u)  to  polish)  a  worker  in 
horn,  horn-polisher ;  a  maker  of 
bows. 

Kepabs,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  next)  horned. 

Kepas,  -arof  -aof  -uf,  rd,  a  horn  ; 
a  bow  ;  the  wing  or  flank  of  an. 
army  ;  a  turn,  meander,  wind- 
ing course,  pi.  Kipara. 

^tpdoarc,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 
Ktpdvvvni. 

Kcpd<TT)]s,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  horned; 
a  horned  serpent ;  a  worm  in- 
festing figs. 

K£pn(r0(5pof,  -ov,  b,  !j,  (fr.  same,  and 
>l)lpb)  to  wear)  having  horns, 
horned. 

Kepdco),  -CIS,  -£i,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
Kepdvvviit, 

Kcpari^w,  f.  -taw,  p.  KiKtpdriKa, 
(fr.  Kipas  a  horn)  to  horn,  push 
or  butt  with  the  horns  ;  to  lay 
waste. 

KtnuWiT;,  -t/f,  ri,  (fem.  of  next)  a 
liorn  to  sound,  cornet,  bugle. 

Kcpdrivo;,-!],  -ov,  {fr.  Ki'pas  a  horn) 
made  of  horn. 

Kepdriov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  small  horn  ;  an  ornament  worn 
on  the  helmet  ;  a  horn  cup  ;  a 
husk,  pod,  shell. 

Keparior^cv,  1  pi.  of  (tcpanw,  Att. 
for  KcpaTtciii,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  Kt- 
paric^ta. 

KrO'iTtariis,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  Ktoa;  a 
h(irn)  a  homer,  that  strikes  or 
pushes  vnth  the  horn. 

KepurMtiS,  -co;  -ov(,  b,  I'l,  {fr.  Ktpas 
a  horn,  and  tilos  likeness)  hom- 
ed. 


KEP 

Kcpdru)!',  g.  |>1.  of  (cf'piif, 
KcpuOfCiOs,  u'ld  Ktpui'vtof,  -ov,  A, 
I/,  (fr.  jttpuui'oj  lightning)  0/ 
Ihundtr  cr  li^hlmu^,  tliunder- 
iiig  ;  destroyed  by  thunder^  struck 
by  liglUning. 
Ktpii\iiiii(,-ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a per- 

xun  struck  by  lightning. 
Kcpatf  ap A 17 ro;,  -ov,  i,  1/,  (fr.  same, 
and    pXriTOi  hit,   lli.    pdXXui  to 
throw)  ihunderslruck,  struck  by 
lig /lining. 
Kfput'i'o;,  -o5,  6,  (perhaps  fr.  Kcipto, 
to  cut,  and  ai'u)  to  parch)  liglU- 
ning,  a  thunderbolt,  a  thunder- 
clap. 
KcfavvoaKozla,  -as,  //,  (fr.  last,  and 
aKizTojtai   to  consider)    the  ob- 
servation of  lightning  and  thun- 
der. 
Kcfdvv6ij>  -ui,  f.  -liffu,  (fr.  Ktpavvoi 
thunder)  tolhuruier,   send  light- 
ning, strike  with  a  thunderbolt ; 
to  overthrow,   destroy,  blast.   Kt- 
pavvuidds,  -ii<ra,  -ii;   par.   1  a. 
pass. 
Kjpa'u,  see  KodiiTiii. 
Ktpiicoos,  -uv,  b,   (fr.   Kpiai  flesh, 
anj  iiopdi  devouring)   Cerberus, 
the  infernal  dog. 
XipCaiiii),   f.    -alio,  also    Kcp^ai lui 
-ij,    and   Ktpi^/u)  -Hi,  f.  -I'/ao),  p. 
Ktxip&tjKa,    (fr.   c/p^oj   R!i'")    1° 
gain,  win,  earn,  get,  mrJce  projit ; 
to  escape  a  loss  or  hurt.  f)ar.  pres. 
act.    Kcpiaivhtv.    I   a,    act.   ind. 
CKipi)]ca'  inf.  KipiTjaai.   1  a.  ind. 
pass.  iKipinBnv.  1  f.   ind.  pass. 
Kipirid>ioofiat.    I    f.     ind.     mid. 
KcpSijaofiai. 
Ktp^dXin  -i),  ■';;?  -i/{,  ;;,  (fr.  «p(5(»( 

a  fox)  tlie  skin  of  a  fox. 
KepiiiXios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Kio^of  gain) 
projitable,  gainful,  lucrative  ;  ex- 
pedient, useful,  convenient,  ad- 
vantageous ;  artful,  cunning, 
crafty,  wily ;  covetous,  avari- 
cious, rapariius. 
Mipia\i.6(PpiDV,-ovoi,  h,  q,  (fr.  last, 


KEP 

ft,  convenience ;  art,  cunning, 
craftiness ;  fraud,  knavery,  pi. 
cont.  Ktpit).  conip.  Kcpdiuv.  sup. 

KlphoTOi. 

Kcpioavvri,  -i){,  1^,  (fr.  last)  art, 
cunning,  subtilty  ;  deceit,  guile, 
treachery,  artifice  ;  fraud,  knav- 
ery ;  prudence,  sagacity,  intelli- 
gence, 

Ktpli),  -(Jof  -oui,  II,  (fr.  same)  a 
Jox,  reynard,  vixen. 

KtpiCiv,  -uivoi,  i>,  (fr.  same)  a  low 
slave,  menial. 

Kcpiwof,  -ou,  h,  (fr.  same)  presid- 
ing over  lucre  or  gain  ;  an  epi- 
thet of  Mercury. 

K/pca,  and  K/ptof,  Ion.  for  Kf'pua, 
and  K/pao;,  by  Sync,  for  Kf'para, 
n.  a.  pi.  and  Kipuroc,  g.  sin.   of 

•     Kipaf. 

K.tpiuv,  Poet,  or  Ion.  for  KcpCiv,  1 
f.  inf.  act.  of  *.-£('p(j. 

KtpStiV,  -liaa,  -iv,  par.  1  a.  pass, 
of  Kcipui. 

KcpKTi'is,  -tSo;,  {],  a  woman's  name. 

KtpWf,  -icoi,ii,  (fr.  KpiKw  to  rattle) 
a  shuttle. 

K.epKo:Ti9)jKOi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  next,  and 
TidijKOi  an  ape)  a  monkey. 

KipKhs,  -01',  b,  a  tail;  tlie  man^s 
member. 

KipKvpa,  -Of,  fi,  Corcyra,  the  name 
of  an  island,  now  Corfu. 

KipKvpaloi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  of 
Corcyra,  Corcyrean. 

KepKvpos,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  ship 
used  at  Corcyfa. 

KipKia,  same  as  vpjVu. 

KipKioij.,  -uTTOf,  b,  (fr.  KipKOi  a  tail) 
afox;  an  ape,  huboon  ;  a  knave, 
double-dealer,  sharper.  Adj. 
cunning,  deceitful,   malicious. 

K.ipjia,-iiToi,  t6,  {(r.  Ktipui  to  cut) 
a  paring  or  clipping  of  money  ; 
a  small  coin. 

KcpiiaTtari)!,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  n 
banker,  money-changer,  discount- 
er, broker. 

K/pfof,  -ov,  b,  an  earthen   vessel 


and  ^pi/c  the   mind)  set  on  gain,\      used  in  oflcrings,  a  censer, 
ccveltus  grealy,  avaricious.     Or .Kioola(,  -uKOi,  b,    (fr.  afpai  a  tip, 
(fr.  Kipnw  a  fox,  Xioiv  a  lion,  and       and   o7a^  the   tiller)  the  end  or 


^phv  the     mind)  of  a    cunnini; 

ami  ferocious  disposition  ;  artful 

and  rapacious. 
Kcpi^uA/u;,   (fr.  KtpiaXfof  gainful) 

through  love  of  gain,  avaricious- 
ly ;  cnnningly,  craftily. 
KipiaXiuircpof,    -a,  -ov,  comp.   of 

Kip^aXiof. 
Kipiuvfouii',   Ion.  for  Kip6avoviiCv, 

I    pi.  1  f.   ind.   net.  uf  Kipialvu 


point  of  the  inityard  ;  the  yard- 
arm. 
KipouXxu;,  -or;,  b, ;;,  (fr.  same,  and 
i'Xvw   to  draw)    drawing   by  tlie 
horns  ;  hornbcnding,  pliant. 


Kipuv)(\i,  -Uof,  li,   Kipovyos,  and 

K.ipni'o-)^oi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.    same, I      laKt 


KEP 

(fr.  same)  heart-rending,  pierc- 
ing, cutting,  sharp;  reproach- 
ful, taunting,  reviling,  contume- 
lious, abusive  ;  captious,  wrang- 
ling ;  jesting,  jocular,  merry, 
droll. 

Kip^voi,  -ov,  0,  hoarsiness,  rough- 
ness of  the  throat.  Also  a  cor- 
ruption o(  Ktyxpoi,  millet. 

Kfpx'"?,  -'■/,  -oi'i  (fr-  next)  hard, 
stiff';  harsh,  rough,  rugged. 

Kipvii),  to  be  rough,  hoarse  or  harsh  ; 
to  make  rough,  ruffle;  to  creak, 
grate. 

Kcpui,  and  ^ol.  Kipaui,  1  f.  ind. 
act.  ofxtipu). 

ViipuivTat,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
pass,  of  «pa'ii)  or  iffpa'i'vufd. 

KicKiTo,  3  sin.  impf.  mid.  of  Kta- 
Koyiai,  Ion.  for  Kio/iai,  same  as 
Kelfiai. 

KtoTos,  -II,  -ov,  (fr.  KcvTiu)  to  punc- 
ture) cnibroidtred,  worked,  uo- 
riegated.  Subs,  the  girdle  or 
zone  of  Venus. 

KiuTpa,  -as,  fi,  a  kind  of  weapon, 
dart,  javtlin  hardened  at  the 
point  in  the  tire  ;  a  stake,  pile  ; 
a  mallet,  hammer,  mall;  a  kind 
offish. 

KtoTpfif,  -/of,  0,  a  mullet. 

Kiarpov,  -ov,  ri,  the  herb  betony. 

KcoTpuirdi,  -I),  -ov,  (fr.  Klarpa  a 
durt)  hardened  in  the  fire  like 
the  KioTpa. 

Kcufluvu),  same  asxriflw,  impf.  act, 
CKtidavov. 

Kci'flc,  pres.  impr.  act.  —  KciQci,  3 
sin.   pres.  ind.  act.  of  kivBui. 

Ktvdca  -ri,  n.  a.  pi.  —  KivOcoi,  d. 
pi.  of  KffOof.     Sec  KtV^fltiv. 

KcvOfiuai,  d.  pi.  of 

KLvdfia,  -aros,  rd,  and  KcvOiid{,  -ov, 
b,  (fr.  KivOu)  to  hide)  a  covert, 
shelter,  haunt;  a  dim,  cave, lair ; 
a  retreat,  recess,  hiding  place. 

Kcud/iuf,  -ufo;,  b,  and  KcvOos,  -cof 
-ov(,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  depth, 
abyss ;  a  cavern,  cavr,  den, 
lair ;  a  retreat,  lurking  or  hid- 
ing place;  an  inner  room;  a 
shrine. 
KtvOui,  f.  -oil),  p.  KiKCVKa,  and  Kcv- 
Oaivii),  to  hide,  cover,  conceal ;  to 
retire,  withdraw,  abscond,  keep 
close.  2  a.  ind.  art.  iKivOai'ov. 
per.  ind.  mid.  KiKLvOd,  -<i$,  -t. 
KcvOui,  -jii,  -II,  |)res.  sub.  act.  of 


Kro^avtii) 

Ktpf'nOiiauirTiii,  3|il.  1  f  Kill),  pasg. 
—  KipCiiniii,  inf.  —  Kipi'i'/aaf, 
par.  —  Ktpi^aiD,  -ri(,  -v,  I  pi. 
-au)iitn,  mih.  I  n,  act.  ofntpiuU'iii. 

Kipi^iot,  ncul.  of 

K()'''(ui',  -uvof,  0,1/,  romp.  —  K/p- 
iiarof,  ->/,  -01 ,  »up.  from  itlpfiof 
pnin,  more  or  nins!  gniiiful,  pro- 
jilribti;  liirrnlivr ;  mote  or  most 
artful,  cunning,  crnfly ;  better, 
best. 

Klpi^of,  -ij(  -ovf,  rb,  Kain,  pru/lt, 
lucre;  utility,  advantage,  henc- 


nnd  Ix^ui  to  have)  having  horns, 
horned, 
KcpiiffTo,  Ion.  ond  Poet,  for  tucp- 


Or  it  is  1  pi.   pres.  md.  act.  of      Civro,  3  pi.   ronl.    impf.  act.  of 


mpiiu)  or  Kipiniyvfii. 
K/pffui,  1  a.  inf.  ncl,  A-'u\.  —  K/p- 

ai.  Ion.    for   tn/pirc,  3  sin.    I    n. 

inil.  i1''ol.  of  Ktiput. 
KipTo/ja,  -wv,  Tii,  (iieut,  pi.  of  »fp- 

ro/iof    taunting)    a    taunt,    re- 
proach. 
Ktnroiii'u),  f.   -()<7iD,    (fr.   «/'(p    the 

(ipnri,    and     r/fifu    to    rul)    to 

taunt,  irproni-h,  rail  nt ;   invri^h 

ng'iinst,   use   heart-culling    lan- 

guafe. 
Keprij/i/oiffi,  d,  pi,  Ion.  of 

Kipruutof,  and  K//>r«^o(,  -ev,b.  ^,  Kc^uAuiw^uf,  (fr.  tanxc)  iitmmari- 
(33y) 


Kii/iriXaiov,  -ou,  ri,  (fr.  naiiaXfi  the 
head)  the  hciul,  chief  point, 
principal  part ;  the  heads  of  a 
sulijrit,  summary,  rrrnpilulalinn  ; 
a  turn,  total;  a  principal  sum 
of  money,  slock, 

Kci/inXiiiiiiij  -ui,  I.  -wall),  p.  ncmijia- 
XalwKii,  ((V.  hiKl)  to  add  tip,  Int ; 
to  sum  up,  rrriijiilutulr,  riiunir- 
ralr  shnrlly,  repeat  sutnniarilij  ; 
(o  strike  or  wound  on  the  head, 
Iteheail.  I  a.  ind.  act.  iKiipa- 
^atuioii, 

KiipaXiiiMiK,  -lof  -ovi,  b,  l),  (fr. 
iianie)  ru/>i/i/,  c/ii>/,  principal; 
sumnriry,  short,  briif,  concise. 
romp.  KfjiaXniui^lcTipof, 


KEX 


KIIA 


KIIA 


If/,    conristlt/,   brirjiy^    rontpcn- 

ftloiistl/. 

Kc<fiti\.titt>fiii,  -nrof,  ri,  (fr.  snmo) 
sum.  Mill,  (iniount,  tignrre<itc. 

Kti/ia\i),  -ij(,  II,  the  luiiil  ;  n  top, 
suinmit  or  riilgc ;  lift,  a  itian, 
ptr»on  ;  II  chif/,  ruler,  minister, 
viie  dear  or  hetoved ;  the  head, 
chief  point,  stress ;  the  r.onnlu. 
sion,  upshot;  the  sum  total, 
amount,  aggregate ;  an  engine 
of  uar  with  an  iron  hcnil.  g.  pi. 
K[<pa\iujy,  and  d.  KcipaXtiai,  Ion. 

KtipuXlKuis,  (I'r.  last)  chirjly,  prin- 
cipally ;  summarily,  hriejly. 

Kt^uAif,  -i'<5os,  1^,  (tV.  same)  the 
chapiter,  head  or  lop  of  a  pillar  ; 
a  pillar,  column ;  a  roll  of  a 
book,  volume,  d.  xc^aXUi. 

KdpaXoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  fish 
wilh  a  large  head.  Also  Cc- 
phalus,  a  man's  name. 

Kc<povpi,  Hob.  indecl.  a  covered 
vessel,  basin  or  dish  with  a  cover. 

Ki^oia,  -as,  -c,  per.  ind.  mid 

Kcxa^oi'To,  Ion.  for  c^diovTo,  3 
pi.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ;^a'^u). 

Kt^avSiis,  -v7a,  -of,  (Poet.  for«rt- 
)(^aiu)s,  par.  per.  mid.  of  X"^'^) 
gaping,  wide  ;  holding,  contain- 
ing. 

Ki^apa,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

Kexapaynhoi,  -»?,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  j^apo(T(rui. 

KtxapiKa,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  act.  — 
K£;^up')»:(i{,  by  Cras.  K£;^np;;u(s, 
in  a.   Ktx"PloTa,  par.  per.  act. 

—  Kexaplfiivag,   par.  per.  pass. 

—  Kcxopriaiixiv,  Ion.  for  X"P'^' 
aeiv,  1  f.  inf.  act.  — Kexdpiro, 
Ion.  for  cKcxdpriTo,  3  sin.  pper. 
pass,  of  j^;ap/u)  for  i^aipo). 

Kcxopr/ws,  -ila,  -ig,    (see  in  last) 

rejoiced,  glad. 
Kex'tpiaiiat,  -aat,   -arai,  ])er.  ind. 

pass,  of  3^;api'fo/iai. 
li.txnpinjtivoi,  -t],   -ov,    (par.  per. 

pass,  of  xapi^opat)  dearest,  very 

dear,  beloved. 
Kcxaptc^iivu);,    (fr.    last)    dearly, 

agreeably,     acceptnhly,     kindly, 

pleasantly,  favourably. 
KcxapiTu)fiivo{,  -J],  -ov,  par.  per, 

pass,  of  xapirdu). 
Kcxapoiaro,  Ion.  for  j^rfpoiiTO,  2  a 

opt.  mid.  —  KixSpHpiVv,  Ion.  for 

cxnpdfjriv,   -ov,    -iro,   2    a.    ind. 

mid.  of  yai'po). 
KtxiifinyKa,  -a(,  -c,  per.  ind.  act. 

—  Ktj^£i'(ia^/iai,  -vaai,  -vrat, 
per.  ind.  pass,  of  p^ti/ia/iu. 

Klxri^'a,  -ai,  -c,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

K£;ifi;nis,  -v7a,  -is,  (par.  per.  mid. 

of   same)   gaping,  wondering; 

silly,  vacant. 
K»j^>a^a,  -ui,  -c,  per.  ind.  mid 

Kcx^ii'^v,  par.  of  Kixf^niov,  by 

Anadipl.   for  lx>iaiov,  2  a.   ind. 

act.  or;^X<f^(ij. 
K.txXiaYX''y  ""£>   -c>  P*^""-  >nd.  act 

of  ^XlUlVd). 

KfyXii'iii, -D7o,r-45,  (par.  per.  mid 
of  yXi^'iu  to  indui<;e)  luxurious. 
Voluptuous ;  delicaie,  tender. 


Kcxi^<^fai,  -a,u,  -rai,  per.  ind. 

pa.ss.  —  KcxuXdrOai,  per.   inf. 

puss.   —  Kf;^oX(i)f</i'of,  -n,  -ov, 

par.  piT.  pass,  of  ;^oX(iu). 
Kc^oXui^Moj,  -»;,  -01',  (sec  in  last) 

an,i;ry,  imtatid. 
Kf;^oXii(7a/i«i,  -fj  and  Ion.  KfVoXij- 

ocai,  -trai,  ppfiit.    ind.   iil    ^o- 

Xiu). 
KixpiKa,  -as,  -c,  per.  ind.  act.  — 

lUXpvi'ai,   -out,  -rat,  per.  ind. 

pass.   —   Kexp'ipii'os,    ->i,   -ov, 

])ar.  per.  pass,  of  j^prfu,  orp^pao- 

fiat.    Also, 
KiXpHfiai,  -aat,  -rni,  in  2   pi.  Kf- 

Xp'icd^f  per.   ind.   pass.  —  Ke- 

Xpnitiv'S,  -V,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

—  Kcxpficopai,  -ji,  -trui,  ppfut. 

KcxP'llidriiXfiat,   -aai,  -rat,  ind. — 

Kcxpiffrtdjiivos,   -tj,    -ov,   par. 

per.  pass,  of  ;^p»;^aW^u). 
K.ixP'<'f""i  -"■<",  -rai,   per.    ind. 

l)ass.  of  ypi'w. 
Kcxpvaii>ij(vos,  -V,  -ov,  par.   per. 

pass,  of  j^pv(T(iw. 
KiXv^ai,  1  sin.  — Klxvrai,  3  sin. 

—  K.lx^'^rai,  3  ])1.  per.  ind.  pass. 

—  Kf'yujr',  and  Kf';^ui'To,  Ion. 
for  tKf;^;iJiTo,  3  pi.  pper.  pass,  of 
^I'w  or  ;^ui'w. 

K£j^ojpi7C£<T(i>',  Att.  for  CKCXOpi^KCl- 
cav,  3  pi.  pper.  act.  of  ;)^wp/a'. 

K£;^wp('('ara(,  Ion.  for  KtX'^piafii- 
voi  ciai,  3  pi.  of  Kexii>pi<rftai, 
per.  ind.  pass._ — Ktx'j'pK'i^'vos, 
->;,-ov,par.  per.  pass,  of  ;;^-uip(^oj. 

Kfp^'uifT^/i'os,  -;;,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass, 
of  yoo)  or  ^(iri'VfK. 

Kfu),  obs.  from  whence  come  Ketw, 
to  split,  cleave  ;  to  desire  to  go  to 
rest;  Kil/xai,  to  lie  down;  and 
Ktio),  for  Kaiu),  to  burn. 

Kti,  Ion.  for  -rrij. 

Kfiai,  inf.  ofiKfia,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Kyns,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  Kfjavro, 
for  cxfiavro,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

—  Ki/nu£io5,  -11,  -ov,  par.  1  a. 
mid.  oV Kaiu. 

Kijpos,  -ov,  i),  some  sort  oTmonkey. 

Kfjyw,  and  Ki;yu)i',  Dor.  for/cui  cyio. 

K>]^up,  Heb.  mdecl.  the  name  of  a 
son  of  Ishmael,  and  of  the  place 
where  lie  lived. 

KTiic,  for  Kt'if^rj,  cont.  from  ici'iica,  n 
a.  pi.  of  Kti<^ios. 

KijC'c,  (or  iKTiic,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  — 
Ki^iti,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
Kl;^£l^,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  Kifiii). 

K.T)f)da,  -a?,)'),  (fr.  Krif.tv'j)  to  regard, 
th.  Ktiios  care)  care  for,  regard, 
esteem ;  burial,  funeral  exe- 
quies; nflinily,  connexion,  rela- 
tion by  marriage, 

K»/^f(0?,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  dear,  he- 
loved,  regarded,  esteemed  ;  faith- 
ful, (iff'er.tinnate,  careful,  domes- 
tic ;  related,  connected ;  Subs,  a 
frierul,  cuardian. 

K»/('.£^<}va5,  a.  pi.   of 

Ktiic/xHiv,  -6vos,  and  Krificitovcvs, 
-f'os,  Att.  -f'uj,  6,  (fr.  kTi^ios  care) 
a  care-taker,  manager,  guardian, 
protector  ;  a  patron,  benefactor. 

Kn^tits,  same  as  Kijietos. 

iKi'iiccni,]  a.  inipr.  mid.  of Kn^io). 


KfydXwKa, -Of, -£,  per.  ind.  act. —  Ki'iiiaOc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  mid 

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K»!i^£ro,  Ion.  for  mi'iUro,  3  sin. 
impf.  nud.  of  ki'i^m. 

K);(U(rri)j,  and  Kv'^£i''";){,  -on,  6,  (fr. 
Ki}Mio  or  KiiUim  to  regard,  th. 
Ki)tios,  cure)  a  guardian,  protec- 
tor;  a  friend,  rilaium,  kinsman 
by  7narringc,  son-in-law,  father- 
in-law,  a  wife's  father. 

Ki;<^£i'u,  f.  -eiaw,  (fr.  same)  to  take 
care  of,  mind,  attend  to,  -ma- 
nage, conduct ;  to  perforin  exe- 
quies, bury,  mourn  over;  to  con- 
tract aftinily,  marry  among,  be- 
come connected  with. 

Kf^i^f'u)  -Co,  f.  -I'lOh),  and  -loa),  (fr. 
same)  to  take  care  of  manage, 
conduct;  to  take trouhle,  do  busi- 
ness, be  anxious  for,  pity,  re- 
gard. 1  a.  inf.  act.  Ki)iiaai.  2  f. 
ind.  act.  KaiCi.  2  f.  ind.  mid. 
KaSi'iaoitai,  by  Anadipl.  Kixadfiao- 
fiai,  in  1  |il.  KCKaih/ooiicBa. 

K'litaros,  -rj,  -ov,  (sup.  fr.  KrjJos 
care)  most  intimate,  dear  or 
friendly. 

K(}(5ofiai,  pass,  or  mid.  of  k))5u). 

Kriios,  -£05,  rb,  care,  concern, 
anxiety,  solicitude;  regard,  at- 
tention, loi>c,  attachment ;  charge, 
management,  conduct ;  trouble, 
distress,  labour,  toil;  grief,  sor- 
row, affliction,  wo,  mourning ; 
hurl,  harm,  loss,  damage  ;  death, 
ruin,  desolation,  slaughter;  exe- 
quies, funeral,  burial ;  a  tomb, 
monunient;  marriage,  v:cdlock, 
a  wedding;  affinity,  connexion^ 
alliance. 

K.f|!ll^>,  (fr.  last)  to  afflict,  fret,  an- 
noy ;  to  trouble,  tease,  vex,  of- 
fend, harass ;  to  hurl,  injure, 
rvrong.  Ki/ioijiat,  to  carefor,  re- 
gard, esteem,  respect ;  to  take 
trouble,  act  for,  be  busy  or 
anxious  about ;  to  take  care  of, 
attend  to,  administer,  manage ;  to 
grieve,  be  sorry,  lament,  mourn  ; 
to  conduct  a  funeral  or  burial. 
par.  pres.  act.  Kij6uv,  -ovca,  -ov. 
2  a.  ind.  act.  Uahov.  1  f.  mid. 
Kri^ffCOfiai. 
Kij?iwK,  for  Koi  (fnoKt,  3  sin.  I  a, 
ind.  act.  odiioiijit. 

K')<5u/X();,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  KijSos  care) 
anxious,  cartful,  busy  about. 

Kr/ioiv,  -ovaa,  -oi',  par.  pres.  act.  of 

Ki'iOiov,  and  K»;0a'piov,  -ov,  t3,  o 
hnllotling  box. 

KtjK,  Dor.  for  Ka\  ck. 

K;)tca,  Dor.  for  *a(  £('<i£. 

KijKic,  Poet,  for  kJkic,  which  Ana- 
dipl. for  fV-iE,  3  sin.  impf.  or  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  ki'j>.  It  may  be 
the  impf.  Ion.  of  ki/k/oi. 

KrjKU,  -iios,  )'/,  (fr.  next)  odour, 
flavour,  scent,  smell ;  vapour, 
smoke ;  sweat,  juice,  matter, 
blood  ;  a  nulgoll,  oak-apple. 

ViriKto),  f.  -lao),  (fr.  ki'w  to  go) /o 
ooze  out,  exude ;  to  spout,  gush, 
sjjring  up,  burst  or  break  out;  to 
start  or  leap  up. 

KiiXa,  pi.  of  Kfj^ov. 

K>,X«s,  a  wintry  day  ;  a  cloud,  mist, 
fog  ;  a  she-goat ;  afox. 

Ki'Marpos,  -ov, »,,  (fr,  last)  any  tree 


KHP 

.  idie  in  leaves  or  fruit ;  a  rustic 
vessel,  pail,  nnggin,  Sic.     ' 

K^\coi,  K-nXeia;,  and  KiiAtof,  -ov, 
0,  !i,  (perhaps  fr.  /cai'w  lo  burn) 
warm,  hot,  burning ;  bright, 
shining. 

K»;Xf'w,  d.  sin.  of  last. 

KijXj'w  -u,  f-  -I'iBixt  to  stroke,  pnt, 
soolh,  calm  ;  to  charm,  deliglU ; 
tojttlter,  whiedle,  deceive. 

Ki;Xi7,  -ISi  ii  a  tumour,  swelling ; 
an  inJLintmrUion  ;  a  rupture. 

KiiX(Jdu)  -u,  f.  -wciLi,  (fr.  next)  to 
spot,  soil,  sl'un,  dirlfi ;  lopoUutc, 
cUJile,  disgrace,  dishnnour. 

Kq\U,  -iSoi,  fi,  a  spot,  flain  ;  a  mole, 
freckle  ;  a  blotch,  ulcer,  sore  ;  a 
scar,  Irrand,  blemish;  disgrace, 
dishonour,  shame, 

KfjKo^,  -ov,  T^,  (neut.  of  next)  dry 
taood  ;  a  haruUe,  shaft ;  a  stake 
hardened  in  the  tire  ;  a  dart, 
javelin,  arrow ;  the  male  mem- 
ber. 

S.ri\ii,  -hi  -oi'i  (fr.  Ktiii  for  ica/ii)  to 
burn)  dry,  withered,  arid,  parch- 
ed, scorched,  burned. 

KijXdiji  -w,  C  -(icru)  (fr.  last)  todry 
up,  scorch,  parch  ;  lo  bum,  con- 
sume ;  lo  flatter,  deceive  ;  to  en- 
treat, pray,  btg,  beseech. 

Kri\ii>vtov,  -ov,  ri,  a  rope,  pulley 
and  bucket,  to  draw  water  from  a 
well. 

K^jjavTov,  Dor.  for  xal  cpavrdv. 

Kljijc,  Dor.  for  Kal  Cjii. 

itijfif,  -ov,  b,  a  breaking-bridle,  ca- 
vession ;  a  rein,  bit,  curb,  snaffle  ; 
an  osier  case,  basket. 

K/~/i,  D  'r.  for  «rai  iv. 

K'  ;>,  Dor.  for  icai  ^v. 

Kr/vaoi,  -<w,  b,  (fr.  Lat.  census  a 
valuation )  a  regiUry  nf  property, 
valuation;  a  taxation,  assets- 
mint,  /or. 

Kijf,  -tiKOf,  or  K*5iif,  -vKoi,  a  marine 
bird,  seamew,  root. 

K'/f'J-'Vw.  Dor.  for  koI  t^avtvris, 
which  Ion.  for  t^nlipvijf. 

K'j-t,  Dor.  for  xai  tlzt. 

Kt/zci,  Dor  for  (cal  czel. 

K/jrtira,  Dor.  for  xni  I'rciro. 

Ki'tXcvftaj  -Srof,  t&,  (fr.  next)  a  gar- 
den, stirubbery,  retreat;  garden- 
stuff. 

Rijrfuu),  f.  -£(5ffiii,  (fr.  ic^irof  a  gar- 
den) to  farilen,  keep  as  a  gar. 
den,  dress,  improve  ground;  to 
rear,  nnrne,  preserve. 

KijTti't,  -/of,  Alt. -('(■>;,  4,  (fr.  name) 
a  gartlener. 

Krjrrof,  -ou,  h,  a  garden,  orchard, 
plantation,  shnililKTy  ;  a  comb, 
rake,  v>ool-ritrd ;  female  part*; 
an  ape,  monkey. 

Kr/rovpl't  -i3,  f.  -fitra,  (fr.  Iniit,and 
ohD'X  a  ki-i'prr)  to  kerp,  dress  or 
cutltvntr  n  gartirn, 

Ki7»roiipTiti)s,  -f),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  nfn 
gar  dm. 

K>;vouf>)s,  -ou,  h,  (fr.  lamc)  a  gar. 
drner. 

Khp,  -pifi  //,  lot,  situation,  eircum- 
slanre  ;  fair,  destiny  ;  rUalh. 

Ki)p,  cont.  fr.  kIuo. 

Kfipa,  a.  sin.  KTipit,  rt,  pi.  of  ictjp. 

Xffaliiui,  (fr.  (c/up  the  heart)  to  re- 


KHP 

volve,  ponder,  think  anxiGusly. 
Or,  (fr.  Kh^  fate)  to  kill,  Iturt; 
to  die. 

Ktjpeta,  -as,  /;,  (fr.  xqo  death)  same 
us  Kupta. 

Kripcaa't(pipriTos,  -ov,  h,  f),  (fr.  xfip 
fate,  and  ipjpiu)  {oT(pipui  to  bring) 
brouglit,  sent  or  inflicted  by  the 
fates  ;  malevolent,  destructive, 
malicious. 

Ki7pi»'df,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  Ktjpds  wax) 
waxen. 

Knpiov,-ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  lumey- 
rj)mb. 

Krip'Tpe(piijiv,  g.  pi.  of 

Ki;^<r(,£^i)f,  -io;  -ovi,  b,  »/,  (fr.  Ktjp 
fate,  and  rpfi^w  to  rear)  reared 
by  fate,  subject  to  destiny,  mor- 
tal. 

Kripihrog,  -ov,  h,  >/,  (fr.  Kitpii  wax, 
and  iiui  to  tie)  joined  or  cement- 
ed with  wax. 

Kvpoioniii)  -d,  (fr.  same,  and  iifKa 
to  build)  to  form  waxen  ciits, 
make  a  comb. 

Krjp6dt,  (fr.  same)  from  the  heart, 
heartily,  in  the  heart,  at  heart. 

Ki7pik,  -ov,  b,  bees^  wax. 

K.np6u}  -d,  f.  -liffo),  (fr.  last)/o  wax, 
cover  or  smear  with  wax. 

Kvpvjila,  -ii)v,  ra,  beancods. 

Ki'ipv/fia,  -Sroi,  rb,  (fr.  Kitpva<ju>  to 
proclaim,  tli.  kijov^  a  crier)  the 
office  or  duty  of  a  crier  or  he- 
rald ;  publication,  promulgation; 
a  proclamation,  decree,  edict, 
act;  doctrine,  preaching,  in- 
struction, edification,  d.  K^jpi'y- 
Itari. 

Ki}puKa,  a.  sin.  —  K/5pu«r£,  n.  du.  — 
K.rtpvKii!at,  Poet,  for  Ktjpv^i,  A. 
pi.  of  )tl5puf. 

Ki7pi'if£i'«,  -af,  and  KripvKtfiJt,  -vSt 
II,  (fern,  of  next)  the  office  or  du- 
ly of  a  crier  or  herald. 

K.rtpvKtiOi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  /ciypwf  a 
crier)  of  a  crier,  belonging  to 
a  lierald. 

KTipvicvfia,  -nros,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
proclamation. 

Kr,pi'{,  same  as 

Ki'ipv(,  -B(co{,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  ynpvi 
voice,  or  Kpd^iv  lo  cry  out)  a  he- 
ral'l,  king  at  arms  ;  bearer  nf  a 
truce,  envoy,  messenger;  a  trum- 
peter, crier,  beadle;  a  preacher, 
tenr.her. 

Kripv^ai,  inf  —  Ki7pi5^ri{,  par.  — 
Ki/pufji/,  2  pi.  -(art,  itnpr.  —  Ki)- 
pv^ui,  -i)(,  -i;,sul>.  I  a.  act.  —  Kri- 
pi'foi,  -ti(,  -ct,  I  f.  ind.  act.  of 

Knfif'oaui  or  -TTu,  f.  -(u,  p.  Kcm'ipv- 
X",  (fr.  oloiif  a  heralil)  to  pro- 
claim, publish,  derlnrr,  annininre; 
to  crlrbratr,  praise,  applaud,  srl 
forth  ;  to  prrnrli,  trach,  instruct, 
imjif.  Q'-i.  tKi'ipvtraoi'.  I  a.  ind. 
act.  j«<pi'((i.  pi'X.  inil.  pa»!«.  m- 
K/ipvyiKii,  -f«i,-KT(n.  1  a.  pad"., 
md.  £«>)Ol';^J'i'»J^•  par.  Knpv)^Oil(.  I  j 
r.  ind.  pa«^.  Ki;puyO*;oo/Mi.  \ 

Kiipvxff'ni  3  iin.  I  a.  ml).  pniiR.  — 
Kripv^Oiii'di,  I  a.  inf.  paa*.  — 
Krovx^t'tooiini,  -ij,  -iraif  )  f. 
ind.  (Kisii.  of  la»t. 

Knod,  Dor.  for  tcTjpov,  ^.  of  unpi^. 

Kripo)Ti(,    -fl,    -hv,     (fr.    Kijaiiu    to 

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KIA 

wax)  waxen,  vaaxed,  varnished 
with  wax, 

Knreia,  -as,  fi,  (fem.  of  next|  a 
haunt  of  whales,  place  where 
they  are  caught. 

K)/r£ios,  -da,  -ctov,  (fr.  next)  of  a 
whale ;  great,  huge, 

\\.nros,-e!>i  -ovi,  to,  a  whale,  gram- 
pus, sea-monsUr,  great  flsh. 

Kr/rC),  -6oi  -ovi,  I'l,  a  woman's 
name. 

KvTiifitj;,  -tog  -ovi,  o,  ft,  (fr.  «rijrof 
a  whale)  like  a  whale,  of  the  na- 
ture of  a  whaU,  cetaceous;  huge, 
monstrous, 

Ki;riu£if,  -caca,  -cv,  (fr.  same)  like 
a  whale,  large,  great,  monstrous, 
huge;  abounding  in  large 
flslies. 

KpS,  Dor.  for  koi  t5. 

Ki'ivKa,  a.  of 

Ki;it(,  -vKOi,  a  marine  bird  ;  a  cool, 
seamew.  Also  Ceyx,  a  man's 
name. 

K^ol'  iin.  Dor.  for  Kal  £ii/)'  3ri.  E7<^', 
for  U7:e,  before  an  aspirate,  J 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  fTrnj. 

K.70a,  Dor.  for  xai  i^i. 

Kjitpai,  -n,  h,  (he  Hellenistic  Syrl- 
ac  of  tlie  najne  which  Clirist 
gave  Simon,  Cephas,  Peter,  a, 
rock. 

Kri<pfiv,  -Tivos,  i,  (cdrone,  wasp.  d. 
pi.  Kriif>t'n'eant ,  Poet,   for  Kti<pti(". 

KficfiOn,  Dor.  Ion.  and  yEol.  for  koc 
ii(pO)i,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
acro). 

KriipiaciSt,  d.  sin.  of 

Kriiptaaii,  -i'(5of,  l/,  the  lake  Cephis- 
sis. 

Ktiiiir)!,  -cos  'Ovs,  b,  j),  and  K>7W£if, 
-taaa,  -tv,  (fr.  Kaiu  to  burn)  ex- 
haling, burning  ;  odorous,  fra- 
grant. 

Kt^^i)l^o;,  -ov,  b,i'i,  (fr.  next)  fouly 
impure,  flUhy  ;  inixcd  with  dross, 
adulterated,  alloyed ;  counter- 
feited, disguised,  forged  ;  fuLie, 
deceitful,  treacherous^  of  mixed 
mnteriids. 

Kliiltji,  dross,  refuse ;  a  vile  fellow, 
scoundrel. 

Kifiais,  and  KljJVaif,  -to{,  Att. 
-f(i)f,  ri,  a  h'ii;,pnu'>li,  sack,  wallet. 

KiiJuiTiov,  -ov,  Tu,  (dim.  of  next) 
Kgyplian  hi  an  ;  a  cup,  smalt  ves- 
sel ;  a  casket,  r(tse,  trunk  ;  a  boat. 

Kiliiorif,  -«C,  i,  li  vessel;  ark,  chest; 
wardrobe,  rahinet. 

KiyxX/^cf,  Dor.  for  KtyKXt^ov, 
pres.  iinpr.  pass,  of 

KiyX/s".  (I"r.  KlyitXof  a  wagtail)  lo 
ngilntr,  shake,  vHinilr,  ipiiirr ; 
lo  flutter  almul,  hanker  after ; 
lo  flurtuatf,  tiuivrr ;  to  linnkU, 
glirnnirr. 

Kiy«X)s,-Wo(,  fl,  (fr.  last)  a  lattice, 
casement;  a  pnti^adr,  niiling ; 
trellis ;  a  keyhole,  small  aper- 
ture ;  a  porch,  enclosure. 

K/yxXof,  and  KlysaXoi,  -ov,  b,  a 
wagtail. 

Kl^iipif,  -to(,  Atl.  -jut,  I), a  tiarn, 
turban,  diadem. 

Kii'iJ^v,  ";<.  »';.  Ccm.  of  next)  a 
she  for, 

Klia'Pos,  and  Klyiai^of,  -ov,  h,  a/ox. 


KIN 

Adj.    rt/nnifisr,     artful,  craft;/ ; 
kninish,  fraudulent, 
KIMtiiiior  KiiiduitSAaw  tiSaicihtlHi. 
Kit,  and  Ki'cr,  Ion.  for  (kic,  3  sin. 

ini|ir.  ucl.  of  k/u). 
KV('<ip«,  -us,  ^,  a  harp,  li/re^  lute. 
KtOdpiLci;  3  sin.  iiu|>f.   uct.   Ion. 

of 
KiOup/^tti,  f.  -I'ffu),  (fr.  KiOtlpa  a  lyre) 
to  play  on  the  lyre,  sing  to  tin 
lyre.  1  a.  iinpr.  uct.  KiOtifucor. 
par.  pres.  pass.  KiOapt^dficvcs, 
•t),  -oc.  par.  pres.  act.  Kidapl^uiv, 
-ov<ra,  -01',  pi.  g.  -^dvTiat', 

KidSpts,-ioi,  Alt.  -£(oj,  I/,  same  as 
KtOdpa. 

KiOaptariii,  -oij,  i,  (fr.  KiOdpa  a 
lyre)  a  player  on  the  lyre,  harper, 
musiciaii. 

Ki6upi(TTxif,  -Bof,  »5,  (fr.  same)  the 
art  of  playing  the  lyre,  skill  in 
music. 

KiBapos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  kind 
of  fish. 

KtSapuiid;,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
(jt^/)  a  song)  one  ivho  sings  and 
plays  on  the  lyre;  a  harper, 
viusician, 

Kiddu)  -u,  (a  comic  word,  fr. 
same)  to  make  a  harper. 

Ki6(iv,  -u>voi,  b,  (Ion.  for  ;;^(tuii') 
a  coal,  garment,  shirt,  dress ;  a 
coating  or  covering  for  walls;  a 
wall  so  coated. 

KtKipwv,  -aii'of,  b,  Cictro. 

KiVi,  -lof,  Att.  -tuj,  rb,  tick,  the 
seed  of  the  palma  christi. 

Kf«r(n/o?,  -01',  5,  a  curl,  lock,  braid 
or  buckle  of  the  hair. 

KiKKa(iav,  the  ntte  of  an  owl. 

KiKKaSd,  and  -jji),  -ij;, »/,  an  owl. 

KiKKos,  'OV,  b,  a  cock. 

KiK^^OKova',  Poet,  (or  KiK\>jaKovaa, 
fern.  n.  par.  pres.  act.  of 

Ki«:X;;cr*,<ij,  Poet,  for  (cuXtui. 

KiKvs,  -voi,  »/,  strength,  power; 
force,  violence. 

KiXtuTiao)  -d,  Poet,  for  Kt\tvTidu 
or  Kc\cvc7idw. 

KiXoci'a,  -ui, »/,  Cilicia,  now  Cara- 
mania,  a  country  of  Asia 
minor. 

KiXiKior,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  next)  cloth 
made  of  the  hair  of  the  Cilician 
goat ;  haircloth, 

K(Xif,  -'iKOi,  b,  )'i,  Cilician,  a  Cili- 
cian. 

KiXXa,  -»75,  )j,  a  name  of  several 
towns,  one  in  .^ojia. 

KiXXi/JaiTtf,  -uiv,  o'l,  (fr.  next,  and 
ffaiiu}  to  mount)  a  triangular 
rest  or  staJid  for  the  shields;  a 
tripod,  horse  or  frame;  the 
sticks  which  formed  the  stand. 

KiXXds,  -oil,  6,  Dor.  an  ass. 

K[\vd>oi,-cos-uvs,Tb,hnrk,rind,peel, 

Kinprptvoi,  Hifliipfitdv,  and  Kifi- 
fiipiKiv,-ou,Th, fine  cloth,  cambric. 

Kift^ri^j  -TjKOi,  and  Kifijii^,  -iKoq,  b, 
a  kind  of  bee  or  wasp  ;  penuri- 
ous, stingy,  sordid. 

Kijiiiepiot,  -wv,  o'l,  the  Cimmerians. 

Ki/juXi'a,  -ai,fi  (fr.  the  island  K<- 
fio'Sfi)  fuller's  earth. 

^tydPpa,  -as,  t'l,  dogs'  meat,  car- 
rion ;  the  smell  of  goats  ;  stink, 
ftench,  rank  smeU. 


KIN 

'Kiidj3prf(i)  -(3,  (fr.    last)    to  stink, 

yield  a  rank  or  heavy  siinll. 
Hitafioi,  -ov,  b,  and  -lui  -ovi,  Td,a 
for;  unartful,  cunning  ]iei  son, 
knave,  rogue,  impostor. 
Kliia)tuv,   and  Kii'«7<uj//or,  -ov,  ri, 

cinnamon. 
K/i'cViXos,  -oil,  b,  a  nail,  spike, peg ; 

a  stake,  pole,  post. 
Ki'iiVif,  -uKoi,   b,    l],  (fr.    Kivfw  to 
move)  active,  nimble;    7novi)ig, 
stirring. 
KiK^'ifi'ti,   3  sin.   -rcvontv,   1  pi. 

pres.  ind.  of  Kii'Swevw. 
Kir(^vvcvixa,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  Khivvoi 
danger)  risk,  peril,  danger;  an 
allt-mpt,     trial;    an    adventure, 
enterprise. 
Kii^vi'ivui,  f.  -cvixit),  p.  KiKti'Sivcv- 
«u,  (fr.  last)  to  venture,  risk,  en- 
danger, hazard,   explore  ;  to  try, 
prove,   attempt;    to    stand     ac- 
cused, be  arraigned  ;    iu  escape 
narrowly. 
Kiviuvos,  -ov,  ('),  (perhaps  fr.  Kniui 
to  excite,  and  iioi  fear,  or  oiivr^ 
pain)  danger,  risk, peril  ;  an  ad- 
venture, attempt,  enterprise. 
Kivivvtliiiji,  -cos  -ovi,  b,  /;,  (fr.  last) 

dangerous,  hazardous,  perilous. 
Viiviv,  2E.o\.   for  KivoE,    conl.   fr. 
Kiviov  -ov,  -liaOu)  -ctadu),  pres. 
impr.  pass,  of 
Kicfu)  -w,    f.  -7/(7(1),  p.  KtKlvriKa,   to 
move,    stir,     agitate ;    to  jog ; 
to   excite,    rouse,    instigate ;    to 
remove,   transfer.      Kiviofiat,  to 
pass,  go,  march.  I   a.  ind.  act. 
CKlvijaa.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  eKivi'idt/v, 
-tli,  -'}'  Psir.  KivTidds. 
Kii'fwj'  -Ihv,  -iovaa-ouaa,  -iov  -ovv, 
par.  pres.  act.  —  Kivt)QivTos,  g. 
par,  J  a.  pass,  of  last. 
KivrjO^bi,  -oil,  b.  Poet,  same  as  xi- 

Vljfflf. 

Kivriixa,-aTOS,Tb,  KiVi;o-(f,-ioj,  Att. 
-£o);,  t'j,  (fr.  Kiviw  to  move)  a 
motion,  stir,  movement ;  agita- 
tion ;  a  commotion,  tumult. 

Kivfiaai,  inf.  —  Kit/i'jcas,  -aoa,  -av, 
par.  1  a.  act.  —  Ktvijam,  1  f.  ind. 
act.  of  Kii'/u). 

KifTjTijp,  -Tipog,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
mover,  agitator,  shaker. 

Kivr}Trii}  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  mover, 
introducer,  agitator,  disturber, 

KivrirtKbi,  ->),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  mov- 
ing, stirring,  active;  mpveahle, 
not  fixed,  portable,  comp.  Ktvrj- 

TlKdrCpOi,  sup.  -UTOTOi. 

Klvva,  -rji,  !j,  a  kind  of  grain. 

Kiwa'/Japi, -105,  Alt.  -tuj,  rb,  cin- 
nabar, vermilion;  a  high  red 
colour. 

KifvSfiof,  -ov,  b  a  pattern,  model, 
plan,  sketch. 

Ktvvdfiuifiov,  -ov,Tb,  cinnamon. 

Ktvovvra,  a.  sin KivoCvrtj,  n.  pi. 

—  Ktvovarjs,  g.  sin.  fem.  cont. 
par.  pres.  act.  of  xive'w. 

Kivviii,  and  KiVti^ai,  same  as  m- 
viui,  and  Kiviofiai. 

Vitvvpa.  -m,  ri,  a  Syrian  instru- 
ment of  a  plaintive  tone  ;  a  harp. 

Kiivptrn,  Ion.  for  cKivvptro,  3  gin. 
impf.  of 

Kivvpouai,  (fr.  Ktvipa  a  harp)  to 
(342) 


KI2 

sing    plaintively;      to    lament, 
mourn,  hiuiiil. 
Kitvpbi,  -u,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  plain- 
tive,   (juerulous,     doleful,     sad, 
jnournful. 
Kluifti,  -oif,  -oi,sin. -oiToi',  -ohtiv, 
<lu.  pres.  opt.  —  Kiov,  Ion.  for 
tKiuv,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  impf.   act. 
—  Kiulaat,  n.  pi,  fem.  par.  pres. 
act.  of  kIu). 
Ki'oi'  for  Kloia,  a.  sin.  —  Ktoat  or 

Kliiatv,  d.  pi.  o(  kIuii', 
KtpKala,  -as,  j),  the   herb   night- 
shade. 

KipKn,  -rfs,  and  Dor.  KlpKa,  -as,  i5» 
Circe,  a  woman's  name. 

Klpxos,  -ov,  b,  a  circle,  ring,  round, 
orb,  circus  ;   a  kind  of  hawk. 

KIpva,  Ion.  for  tKipva,  3  sin.  cont. 
impf.  act.  of 

Kipvdui  -u)  or  Kipvriitt,  f.  -<<rw,  same 
as  Kcpdyvvfji. 

Klpi'V,  Ion.  for  cKlpvn,  3  sin.  impf. 
of  Klprtifit.  Or,  Kipv;?  and  cKlp- 
VI!  may  he  Dor.  for  Klpva,  and 
iKipi'a  above. 

Klpi>u)v,  for  cKipviov,  1  sin.  or  3  pi. 
cont.  impf.  act.  of  Kipvdw. 

Kip'fxi,  as,  i),  the  name  of  an 
island,  Cirrha. 

Kipfiudcv,  (fr.  last)/rojn   Cirrha. 

Kipf)is,  (fr.  next)  a  kind  of  hawk 
of  a  tawny  colour. 

Kipfibs,  -ou,  b,  f),  yellow,  taumi/,faU 
low  or  fawn  colour  ;  ruddy,  red^ 
dish,  bay. 

Kipo-ds,and  Kpio-tros,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last) 
u  swelled  vein,  welt. 

K(S,  -los,  b,  a  worm  or  maggot 
breeding  in  timber  and  corn. 

Kis,  b,  indecl.  Heb.  a  man's 
name. 

K/<ro-a  or  -rra,  -?;$,  fi,  a  pie,  mag- 
pie; a  talkative  person;  loath- 
ing, disgiist  of  food  ;  a  false  ap- 
petite or  desire  for  improper 
food ;  a  qualm  or  sickness  from 
breeding  ;  the  green  sickness. 

Kioadii)  -d,  f.  -(5<rw,  (fr.  last^  to 
co7iceive,  breed,  feel  qualms, 
long  unnaturally ;  to  desire  the 
other  sex. 

Kiaoipris,  -cos  -ovs,  b,!),  (fr.  Ktaaii 
ivy)  bound  with  ivy. 

Klaanp'i,  -'OS,  Att.  -tws,  n,  (fr.  kis 
a.  worm)  pumice  stone;  a  perrons 
stone. 

K.iaaTjp(i6vi  and  KicrcrjpioMris,  -toj 
-o«s,  b,  rj,  (fr.  last)  like  pumice 
stone,  porous,  full  of  small  holes. 

Ktaavrbs,  -r;,  -bv,  (fr.  Kiaobs  ivy) 
of  ivy,  like  ivy ;  bound  or  adorn- 
ed with  ivy. 

Kiaobs,  and  Att.  KirTof,-oS,  b,  ivy. 

Kicaoipipris,  -eos  -ovs,  and  Kiaco- 
(pdpos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  last,  and 
dtipMto  ca.rry)  to  carry  or  hear  ivy, 
be  crovncd  or  adorned  with  ivy. 

Ktaadu)  or  -rrdui,  (fr.  Kiaabs  ivy)  to 
crown,  bind,  cover  or  adorn  with 
ivy. 

KianvPiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a 
cup  made  of  ivy-wood. 

KicTT!,  -t)s,  hr  "  basket ;  a  box,  case, 
chest. 

Ki'oros  or  Klcdas,  -ov,  b,  the  rock 
rose. 


KAA 

KiTpia,  -aj,  5,  the  cilron-trce. 

Klrpiov,  -01), t3,  (fr.  last)  the  citron- 
jfruil. 

Kirra,  KiTTa'o),  see  Kiaaa,  Kicirdu). 

Kirrof,  same  as  Kicaoi, 

Kirrdf,  -q,  -di',  Lacon.  good. 

Kirwi',  -(Svof,  Dor.  for  yiTuv. 

Kiruva,  a.  of  last. 

Kij-di'd),  same  as  xi^^t/d). 

Ki;^;£(';7i/,  -ij{,  -17,  pres.  opt.  act.  — 
Kf;^£(f,  par.  pres.  act.  of  «ri;^i;fi(, 
see  Ki^iu). 

Kixuntv,-iiTc,-{7aav,Alt.  for  Kc 
;^£ii7/j£v,&c.  pl.ofici;^£f7;i',seelast. 

Kt^iiw,  Poet,  for 

K(;)^/a),  Ki^^di'iu  or  K/;^77u(,f. -ijffOJ,  p 
KCKtxvKn,  (perhaps  ir.  di'u)  to  go, 
and  ^(3  for  fvw  or  ^^/u  to  hold) 
to  overtake,  come  up  xmth^  reach  ; 
to  seize,  catch,  take  ;  to  Jind, 
meet  with,  hit  upon,  arrive  at, 
come  to  ;  to  gel,  acquire,  obtain, 
lay  hold  of.  2  a.  act.  ind.  iKt^^ov 
sub.  kI^o},  -Jii,  -ri'  inf.  Kfxtiv. 
Kivfijitvat,  by  Ectas.  for  Kixifievai, 
Dor.  for  Ktxeiv,  2  a.  inf;  act.  of 
last. 
KtX>)i'tvoi,-ti,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass. 

of  Kixrifii. 
Kix']<rdiiij''t -(o,  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid 


KAA 


KAE 


tu-'ig !  o/r^ring,  geTuralion,  pro-  K^avBfitbv,     -uivof,'    h,    u-eeping. 


ge^y 
KXa'fii ,  Att.  and  Dor.  for  KXaUtv, 

pres.  inf.  act.  of  K\aiw. 
KAn'^otT£,  n.  dii.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
KAu'^w,   f.  K^dy^a,  p.   «.(VXnY"i  to 

shout,  call,  cry,  clamour, smam ; 

to    clang,    rattle,   ring,  resound, 

twang  ;     to    haul,  bark,  cackle, 

creak,  &c.  2  a.  ind.  act.  inXSyov. 

per.  ind.  mid.  /cfVAijyj, 
KXd^u)  for  kXoio. 
KAoi'    for  >Au7r,   which   Ion.  for 

ixXau,  3  sin.  inipf.  act.  —  KXaU, 

2   sm.  KXaicre,  2   pi.  impr.  — 

KXakiv,  inf.  —  KAo/tij,  2  sin. 

KX<ii£r£,   KXaiovai,  2  and  3  pi. 

ind.  pres.  act.  of  xXalw 
KXaitcTKoi;    -£{,   -£,    impf.   act.  of 

KXatioKij),  Ion.  for  xXaiui. 
KXaioicda,   by   ^ol.    Parag.    for 

KXaiois,  2  sin.  pres.  opt.  act.  — 


KXaiuvra,  a.  sin.  -ovrci,  pi.  n, 
-oi'Tai,  a.  -dvTuv,  g. —  KXaiovaa, 
-cat,  -aav,  fern,  cases  of  KXaiuv, 
par.  pres.  act.  —  KXalovct,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  liXoi'cii. 

KXiiff,  -lioi,  Dot.  for  KXdi. 

KXa7(rTpov,  -ov,  rb,  Dor.  and  JEol. 
for  KXtWpov. 
Kixnoai,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  Ki-  KXai'u,  f.  xXoiJcrai,   p.  KiKXavKa,   to 


X^iroiiat,  -J],  -crai,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 

—  Ki;^i;r;;>',  by  Sync,  and  Ion. 

for  cKixtiadrrjv,  3  du.   1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  Kiviiii. 
Klx^ij,  and  Uor.  Ktxn^a,  -i?f,  n,  a 

thrush. 
KivXi^u,     (fr.    last)    to  feed    on 

thrushes,  live  on  delicacies,  fare 

vaell,  indulge,    revel ;     to    make 

merry,  laugh  heartily. 
Ktxpdto    and    Klxoif",    same    as 

XP"'^  '"'*'  XP'it"- 
Ki^^tiv,  -ovaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 

Ktx'ia 


cry,  weep,  shed  tiars  ;  to  wail, 
lament,  hcwatl,  irhine ;  to  mourn 
over,  grieve  for  another,  condole ; 
to  suffer,  be  punished,  be  beaten  ; 
to  repent,  feci  sorrow,  express 
compunction,  par.  pres.  act. 
KXniuJv,  -ovaa,  -or. 

KXa/ifiif,  -n,  -01',  maimed,  lame ; 
defective,  deficient. 

KXaiiov,  -oil,  rb.  a  brnceUt. 

KX'if,  -dnif,  i),  Dor.  a  key. 

K.Xr'i^(j)  or  KX^fui,  Dor.  for  ArXijVVo),  1 
f.  ind.  act.  —  KXiifoi',  Dor.  for 
xXfiiaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of/kXiji^aj. 


K(;(ii()i7,-i){,^,andKi;^(ijfliov,-ou,Ti,|KXrt'o(o-n,  Dor.  for  xXa/orffu,  n.  fcni. 


cirJuny,  sucmry  or  wild  endive. 

Kid),  to  go,  move,  proceed,  march  ; 
to  apjjroach,  go  or  run  to.  par. 
pres.  act.  kiHv,  -ovaa,  -6v, 

K'liav,  -ovo(,  b,  n,  (fr.  List)  a  co- 
lumn, pillar. 

KXayycvvTi,  Dor.  and  j^ol.  for 
KXayyovai,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  of 

KXayytui  -'•>,  (fr.  next)  same  as 
«Xn'^(j). 

Y.Xayyhy  -hf,',,  (fr.  xXn'^u  to  dang) 
a  lo'id  shrill  noise,  sound  or  cry  ; 
clank,  din,  crrnk,  twang  ;  cla- 
mour, nhout,  Hhrirk, 

KXayyT,fiv,  (fr.  Ia.1t)  with  a  shout 
or  rry  ;  with  a  noise. 

KXd'yfu,  -«if,  -II,  1  f.  ind.  .irl.  of 
nXiit^w. 

KX«V«/,  and  VKol.  KXdiia,  -tif,  h,  " 
chill,  hiitnn,  truncheon. 

KXii^n^,  Dor.  for  xXtUaf,  a.  pi.  of 
liXttf. 

KXdfifvirK,  -lof,  .All.  -f<i)(,  /;,  (fr. 
KXdfjOf  a  bough)  a  pruning,  lop- 
ping. 

KXnf},  »ccmi  to  b»!  a  d.  of  kXS(, 
name  an 

KXSi'ef,  -oil,  0,  and  KXn{,  -litot,  J(, 
(fr.    nX/zw    I'l    break)   a  young 


branch,     hout;h,     spray,     shoot, ,      an  infant. 


par.  pres.  act.  of  kXuiw. 
KXuTTtl?,  -tiaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  pass. 

of  KXiitrii}. 
KXapoiduii){,a.pl.Dnr.of«rXi/pov({//0{ 
KXnpof ,  Dor.  for  *X^po«. 
KXapiiu   -w,   Dor.   for  nXripbn  — 

KXn'pufft,  3  sin.    1   a.   ind.   acl 

Dor.  and  Ion. 
KXnj,  -aihi,  1),  see  KXrfi5o{. 
KXdaai,  -aca,  -av,  par.  — KXno-ni, 

inf.  1  a.  acl.  —  KXnaOuf,  -uon, 

-If,  par.  1  n.  pass,  of  <fXn'<.i. 
KXn'oif,  -I'lj,  All.  -iii>(,  fi,  (fr.  xXdii) 

to  break)  n  hrrakint;,  jiruning  ; 

a  breach,  friirturr.   d.  nXu'irfi. 
KXdeim,  -Srof,  ri,    (fr.   same)    n 
fragment,  piece  ;     rrmnnnt,    rr- 

mninilir.  pi.  KXnujinTa,  B-  -ruiv. 
KXni7w,  Dor.  for  kXiIou),  1   f.  ind. 

ttrl.  of  kXc^ii. 

KXni^n,  -IS,  hi  'he   name   of  an 

isliinH. 
KXnveUi,  -(i(,  <,  n  woman's  name. 
KX/ji/0/iAv, -01",  A,(rr.  «X(i/i.ilowncp) 

Wrrping,  milling,  tamrnlnlinn. 

KAniflciip's'"'.  ^-  -'"<".  (''■•  ""ne)  '" 
wrrp^  V'ld,  rry,  sqiinit ;  to  make 
imp,  ninurn  or  rnndolr  with. 

KXnvOiivmoiiif,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same) 
v:rrpiiie,  crying,   squalling  like 


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mourning,  lamentation,  condo- 
lence ;  a  place  of  weeping,  house 
of  mourning, 

KXia'oaTf,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  — 
KXaiJo-frc,  2  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
KXauai;,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
xXalui. 

KX(iiff£(T<i(,  3  sin.  of 

KXiu'ffoi'/iai,  -fi,  -ttrni,  Dor.  for 
KXafaofiai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  — 
KXaiVu),  -tif,  -f(,  in  2  pi.  KXav- 
ocTc,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  aXui'u. 

KXn'j),  f.  -airia,  p.  KiKXaKn,  to  break, 
divide  ;  to  fell,  cut  down  ;  to 
prune,  lop  ;  to  bruise,  crush, 
ravage,  spoil,  desolate ;  to  wound, 
maim,  mangle.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
ikXuaa'  inf.  KXdcaf  par.  xXnVaf. 
2  a.  ind.  act.  iicXSiov.  par. 
pres.  pass.  KXud^cvog  -w^froj. 
pef.  ind.  pasp.  KiKXiiafiai.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  ekXtiaOiiv,  -j/j,  -,;. 

KXca'piffTOf,  -01',  b,  a  man's  name. 

KXf£jio{,  -(),  -01',  for  *Xfiiof. 

KXcrjfuiv,  -dvos,  h,  forKX7;^aiv,wliich 
see. 

KXiOfiao^iai,  -?;,  -zrat,  3  pi.  -6^o-oi'- 
Toi,  1  f.  ind.  pass.—  KXi^Od,  -fli, 
-.i!)  pl-  -duifitv,  -Qnrc,  1  a.  sub. 

pass,   of  KaXlh). 

KXfTa,  -otv,  Tu,  (cont.  fr.  KXha  pi. 
of  xX/of  fame)  feats,  exploits, 
achievements,  honours. 

KXtlfa,  a.  sin.  of  xXdi. 

RXciioiixoi,  -ov,  u,  (fr.  kXcU  a  key, 
and  ixui  to  have)  a  door  keeper, 
guard. 

KXfii^iio) -w,  (fr.  (iXtijakey)  to  shut, 
lock  up. 

KXr/fi,  3  sin.  pros,  ind KXf/£T£, 

2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr.  act.  of 
«rXr/u. 

KXfi^pi'a,  -nj,  I'l,  (fr.  kXiIu)  to  shut) 
a  chink,  cranny,  crevice  ;  a  lat- 
tice ;  a  keyhole. 

KXtrOpoi',  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  abnr, 
harrier,  fence,  enclosure  ;  a  gate, 
door,  shutter  ;  a  lock,  holt,  latch. 

KXfM'if,  -r),  -bv,  (fr.  kXcIoi  to  celc- 
bra(e)  renmimcd,  famous,  cele- 
brated ;  noble,  great,  excellent, 
illustrious. 

KXfi'fai,  Dor.  for.  sXuaai,  J  a.  inf. 
act.  of  same. 

KXcfouirai,  n.  pi.  frm.  iif  KXtluiv. 

KXi'if,  KXtl^of,  I'l,  (fr.  kXrfu)  lo  shut) 
a  key  ;  a  hnr,  hnll,  shutter,  a.  pi. 
if^tii'iij  and  nXn(. 

KXnam,  1   a.  inf.  —  KX(/n<j{,  par. 

—  KXrloTi,  3  sin.   1  n.  sub.  act. 

—  KXiioOu),  -T/f,  -II,  .3  pi.  -OHai 
or  -oil',  I  n.  sub.  puss,  of  A-Xf/m. 

KXiinrbi,  -1),  -by,  (fr.  satiir)  shut, 
rinsed  ;  enclosed,  confined  ;  to  he 
shut,  that  may  be  clusrd. 

KXiinU,  a.  pi.  frm.  —  KXiiriji',  n. 
«in.  frm.  of»tXrir(f$. 

KX(irop!{,  -Wot,  I/,  a  port  (f  a  U<o 
man  s  ernrrnliir  nrenns. 

KXtiT^c,  -1';,  -()i',  (fr.  «X#/i.'  (o  rrlr- 
brntc)  rinnwnrd,  rrlrbrntrd,  fa- 
mous ;    mil'lr,  illllftrinus, 

KXiIui,  f.  -CM,  p.  sikXiiko,  to  shut, 
shut  up,  rlnsr,  fasten,  Imr,  boll, 
lock  ;  to  repress,  confine,  re- 
strain.      Alio,  to  sing  of,  octc- 


KAII 


KAH 


KAI 


bralf,  rri-onl,-virnlion.  1  a.  act. 
iml.  fWtiffn'  sub.  <cAi/<ru,  -ijv",  -»;■ 
inf.  «rX!r<riii.  per.  puss.  iml.  »•/- 
xXciaftai  and  KiKXeifini'  piir.  vt- 
«r.\£:(r/i/fO{.  -i;,  -or.  1  a.  puss. 
ind.  tv,\(iffOi7i'i  -17$,  -1;*  sub.  «.X£ 

KXfitb,  -Jos  -off,  »%  C/io,  one  of  the 

muse.<i. 
KAi/idf,  -ovaa,  -or,  (par.  pres.  act. 
of  icXtfu))  cdehraled,  famous  ;  il- 
lustrious. 
'K.y.lfifiay  -Stos,  ri,  (fr.  kXIvtu)  to 
steal)  tlie/l,  rohheri/,  xtcullh  ; 
tleceitfjraml,  artifice,  slrntagem  ; 
secret  heiievotcnce.  g.  pi.  k\ch- 
fid'ruir. 

KXcfifii's,  -voi,  &,  (fr.  same)  a  tor- 
toise. 

liX{ol3ts,-tos,  Att.  -£(oj,  f/,  a  man's 
name. 

KX/o^iai,  Poet,  for  KXti'o^ai,  -pass, 
of  ArXfiu). 

KX/oi7aj,  -ov,  6,  a  man's  name. 

KXford'rpv,  d.  Ion.  of 

KXior-rt'rpu,  -a{,  i^,  a  woman's 
name. 

KXf'o;  and  KXdof,  -tn;  -ovs,  rd,  (fr, 
jrXti'oi  to  celebrate)  glory ^  re- 
nnwn,  fume,  reputation,  cele- 
brity;  greatness,  splendour  ;  ru- 
mour, report. 

KX/sraf,  -oil,  h,  Dor.  for  K\fzTr;s. 

KA/rrf,  -ririj),  pres.  impr.  act.  — 
KXi-htuv,  pres.  inf.  act. —  KX/ir- 
rnteri,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
KX/Trrior,  par.  pres.  act.ofd-XfTTu). 

KXi-rrrji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  thief 
robber. 

KXc-jTtKfi,  -tj;,  {),  (fern,  of  next) 
Otievery,  pilfering,  robbery. 

KAfTTiKOf,  -!i,  -dv,  (fr.  KXirro)  to 
steal)  thieiish,  pilfer  ins: ;  deceit- 
ful, fraudulent  ;  clandestine,  se- 
cret. 

KXf-roi(T(j,  Dor.  for  xX/irroio-rt,  n. 
fem.  par.  pres.  act.  —  KXitztS- 
fiivoi,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass,  of 

kXI-XTIi). 

KXtnrpia,  -oj,  1';,  (fr.  same)  a  thief. 

KXiTrrui,  f.  -xi'U),  p.  KiKXtipa,  to  steal, 
pilfer  ;  to  conceal,  secrete,  hide, 
put  otil  of  the  way  ;  to  act  clan- 
destinely, speak  deceitfully,  dis- 
semble ;  to  deceive,  mislead,  im- 
pose on ;  to  overreach,  defraud, 
cnzcn,  cheat. 

KXfVoj,  rb,  and  KAi'tt?,  b,  (fr.  kXiVu 
to  lean)  a  rock,  cliff,  ridge,  pro- 
montory. 

KXciJriKo;,  Dor.  for  KXcowko;,  -ov, 
h,  a  man's  name. 

KXt'i/'Of,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1   a.  act. 

—  KX/'^u,  -CIS, -CI,  1  r  ind.  act. 

—  KX/(^u),  -Tji,  -)),  in  3  pi.  KXf- 
xl/uat,  1  a.  suli.  act.  of  (fX/rrw. 

'KXc^vipa,  -a{,  i),  (fr.  (cXf'jrru  to 
steal,  and  vcwp  water)  a  clock 
or  lime-pic-e  moved  by  water  ; 
an  hour-glasi, 

KXiij>v,-ij>voi,  h,  a  man's  name. 

KXcwrm,  -nf,  !),  elecampane. 

KXi'ifriv,  (fr.  KaXtui  to  rail)  bi^ 
name  ;  expressli/,  partimlarly. 

KAjJ^Om'^O/i/II,  f.  -/(TO/'OI,  (fr.  KXriflC)V 

report,  ih.   ArXtioj    to    celebrate) 
to  foretell  by  birds,  augur,  fare-] 


liode,  prognosticate,  prophr.'^y,  di- 
vine ;  to  consult,  int/uire,  ask  a 
diiination. 
\i\]lM\'iaiin,  -tiros,  ri,  and  KXi;(5o 
viofttis,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  augu 
ry,  dirination  ;  consullittion. 
KXi;(\oj,  -£oj  -ovs,  t6,  (fr.  icXcluj  to 
shut)  «  hedge,  fence,  enclosure 
mound,  ilitch. 
KX;/(5ori;^of,  same  as  KXttiov^oi. 
KXriiiii;  and  Poet.  KXtpi^uir,  -Svos, 
6,  (fr.  kXcio  to  celebrate)  a  good 
name    or    report,  praise  ;    repu- 
tation, celebrity,  creilit,  renown  ; 
a  good  omen,  lucky  sign. 
KX»;(5(iv,  same  as  ^Xiiiov. 
KX/)cir,  Ion.  for  kXiIiiv,  pres.  inf. 

act.  ofjcXt/oj. 
KXi)s^(o  for  KXvfiJu. 
KXtjOlis,  -ctaa,  -h;  g.    KXr/O/rros, 
par.   1   a.   pass.  —  KXjjO/iffo/jiii, 
-I/,  -crai,  3  pi.  -di'iaovrat,  1  f.  iiui. 
pasis.  —  KXi)Ow,  -Jjs,  -ri,  pi.  -Ow- 
Hcv,  -OtjTc,  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of  x-a- 
Xftii. 
KXijOpa,  -as,  and  KXijOpoj,  -ov,  1'/, 

an  alder- tree. 
RXijOpov,  -ou,  7(),  (fr.  kXcIu)  to  shut) 
a  bolt,   lock ;     a  bar,  rail,  gate, 
barrier  ;  a  restraint,  hindrance. 
KXrft^io,  f.  -laoi,  same  as  kXcio). 
KX>;is,  -Woj,  )'/,  (same  as  kXcIs,  It- 
kXcIm  to  shut)   a   key,  lock;    a 
bar,  boll,  lalch  ;  a  door,  shutter  ; 
a  transom  or  beam  in  a  ship  or 
boat  ;    a  bench  or  hank  for  row- 
ers. 
KXiiiirai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  oC  KXnt^ui. 
KXritiD  for  kXcIo). 

KX)'/ixa,    -uTos,    TO,    (fr.    kXiIu    to 
break)    a     vinc-slioot,      tendril, 
twig.  pi.  xX'tfiara, 
KXv^uri?,  -Mos', )'/,  and  KX(7/irtTioi/, 
-01),  rJ,   (dim.  of  last)   o  vine- 
bud    or    young     shoot,    tendril^ 
spray  ;  a  twig,  sprig,  cutting. 
ICX»;/mT(5o)  -u,  (fr.   cXiJ^ua   a  vine- 
branch)    to    shade    with    vines, 
overshadow  with  young  trees. 
KXi'iiirjs,  -cvTOs,  0,  Clemens,  Eng. 

Clement. 
KXrjpocoaia,   -as,  !/,  (fr.  t:\rjpos  an 
estate,  and  ii^uija  to  s>ive)  the 
distribution  of  a  property  ;  divi- 
sion by  lot,  allotment,  apportion- 
ment. 
KXriOoiorfoi  -w,  f.  -yrru,  (fr.  same) 
to  distribute  by  lot,  share,  appor- 
tion, divide  ;    to  make  or  name 
an  heir,  give  or  bcjueath  a  pro- 
perty. 
KXtipoiums,   -ov,  u,   (fr.   same)   n 
testator,  devisour,  who  names  an 
heir  or  bequeaths  a  property. 
KXripovoiul,  3  sin.  coiit.  pres.  ind. 
—  KXi;poro/<crr,    pres.   inf   act. 
cont. —  KXijporo/iOurT-ojr,  g.   pi. 
cont.  par.  pres.  act.  of 


KX»)porof</(j,  -as,  h,  (fr.  (rXiJpof  on 
estate,  and  r//iu)  ti>  divide)  ar 
inheritance,  patrimony,  estate 
property. 

KXiipovd/jos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
heir,  inheritor ;  possessor,  own- 
er. 

KXTipos,  -ov,  6,  a  lot,  ballot,  pebble, 
bean  ;  a  vole  ;  chance,  fortune, 
accident,  uncertainly  ;  an  inhe- 
ritance, estate,  patrimony  ;  a  por- 
tion, share,  allotment ;  ground 
divided  or  ^'  ivrn  to  settlers  ;  land, 
property,  possessions  ;  a  charge, 
trust,  office,  employment ;  a 
worm  infesting  honei/combs. 

HXripovxia,  -Of,  ij,  and  KX/zpouyor, 
-ov,  i,  fj,  (fr.  (tX^pof  an  estate, 
and  /;^u  to  get)  same  as  icXvpo- 
^o/^la  and  /vX»;poKi^of. 

KXi;^rfu  -ui,  f.  -uaij),  p.  KCKXtjpuiKa, 
(Ir.  KXijpos  a  lot)  to  take  or  get 
by  lot  ;  obtain  of  right  or  in 
course  of  law,  inherit ;  to  choose, 
appoint,  elect,  vote  ;  to  allot, 
distribute,  pres.  ind.  pass.  kXt]- 
piJo/ini  -ovuai'  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
cKXrjpiiOriv.  1  f.lnd.  mid.  xXj/pii- 
aojiai. 

KX>;pu)ri  and  KXi?pwra?,  (fr,  same) 
by  lot. 

KXijpurds,  ->h  -ii',  (fr.  same) c/!o.?en, 
elected. 

KXijais,  -los,  Att.  -£0)5,  ,'i,  (fr.  KaXiio 
to  call)  a  calling,  invitation, 
summons;  an  employment,  vo- 
cation, office,  duty.  d.  xXiJati,  a, 
kXtjoiv. 

KXfiaov,  1  a,  impr.  act.  of  kXi/^u 
for  KXni^u). 

KXrjaov,  by  Sync,  for  koXcitov,  1  a. 
impr.  act.  of  khXiu). 

KXnrios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  KnXiui  to  call) 
lo  be  called,  named,  &c.  accord- 
ing to  the  verb. 

KXijTiiJn),  (fr.  same)  to  summon 
for  evidence,  call  upon,  cite. 

KXiiriip,  -Tjpos,  and  KXtirUp,  -dpo;, 
b,  (fr.  same)  a  summoncr,  ap- 
paritor, Serjeant,  beadle,  crier  ; 
a  suppliant,  petitioner. 

KXtjrtubs,  -1),  -01,  (fr.  same)  call- 
inn,  naming,  i^iving  a  name,  ap- 
pellative, that  is  called, 

KXr)Tds,  -1),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  called, 
named. 

KXi'irwo,  -opos,  b,  see  KXrjrrjp. 

KXifiufiov,  -ov,  rd,  the  name  of 
some  herb. 

KXifiiii/os  and  Kpi/3avo?,  -ov,  b,  (fr. 
KoiOn  barley,  and  jiauvus  a  fur- 
nace) a  stove,  kiln,  oven, 

KXt^a,-uTos,  rd,  (fr.  kXIvu)  to  lean) 
a  clime,  climate,  border,  region, 
tract,  space  ;  declivity,  slope,  in- 
clination, descent  ;  n  measure  of 
sixty  feel  square,  pi.  xXlpara,  d. 

*'Xl//(JI7I. 


KX;;poro(//(i) -w,  f. -v(T(i),  p. /vT(fX>;0!i-  KXi/;a(cr^o,  -'ipos,  b,  (fr.  next)  Me 
Vfj/jj/ffo,  (fr.  ^Xvpof  an  eslrit(!,iind  I  sttp  of  a  ladder;  a  step,  stair, 
vi'fiu)  to  share)  lo  inherit,  cornel  fight  of  stairs  ;  the  climacteric 
to  a  property,  gel  by  right  <-r\  or  critical  year. 
course  of  law  ;  to  posness^  oi«n,|KXi^«(, -aicof,  ^,  (fr.  kXIvoi  tolcan) 
enjoy.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cKXnpovifiv-i  "  ladder,  staircase,  fight  of 
on'  impr.  KXtipov^iiric'iv,  -aro),  in|  slejis,  ascent;  a  climax. 
2  nl.  -fiffoaTc-  sub.  KXTipovoiifiaor\^^t furls,  -tios,  fi,  same  as  (cXrj/jo- 
mf.  KXrjpovoiiTirrai.  I      T(j. 

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KAO 

EXfva;,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  K\lvttv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  —  KXiVp,  3  sin. 
pres.  sub.  act,  —  KXnoicuy,  g. 
pi.  fern.  par.  pres.  act.  of  xXi- 

Vbl. 

KX(Vi7,  -77s,  and  Dor.  KXu'a,  -at,  !), 
(fr.  kAiVw  to  lean)  a  bed,  couch 
sofa. 
K\iiid>iTi]v,  Ion.  for  eK^tv6ijT7)v,  3 

du.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  o(  xXina 
KXniiiov   and   KXivdpioi',  -ov,   ri, 
alsoKAi'vif,  -lios,}),  (dim.  of  K\i- 
t'17  a  couch)  a  to/a,  little  couch 
or  bed. 
KXiKicdf,  -h,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  attend- 
ing the  sick,  nursing ;  confined 
to  bed,  Kick,  bedndden. 
KXlvoficv,  1  pi.   pros.   ind.  act.  — 
KXit'iS^cvo;,   -iji  -01',   par.   pres. 
pass,  of  /iXiVu. 
KXivoTOfdf,  -ov,  4,  fi,  (fr.  rXfvi;  a 
conch,   and   roi/w    to   make)   a 
maker  of  coucfies  or  bedsteads  ; 
an  upholsterer. 
YiXivovfici;    1   pi.   1   f.  ind.   act.  of 

kXiVu. 
KXivrrjp,  -i/po;,  h,  (fr.  same)  a  cAair, 
litter,  covered  couch,    close  car- 
riage. 
KX(>u,  f.  -tvZ,  p.  KtKXtKa,  to  bend, 
bow  down,  incline,  lean,  stoop  ; 
to  lean  back,  rest  upon,  recline  ; 
to  border,  arljoin  ;    to  turn  back- 
ward,   recoil,    shrink  ;     to   turn, 
beat  back,  drive  riff",  put  to  flight, 
rout.      KXivofifit,  to  decline,  turn 
au-ay,  fly  or  flee,  give  ground. 
la.  ind.  act.  lKyiva,-ai,-c.  per. 
ind.  pass.  KUXluat. 
KXiai'a,  -ai,  and  Ion.  K^iolv,  -ii, 
fl,  (fr.  last)  a  lodging,  bed-cham- 
ber ;    a  sitting  or  lying  down  ; 
a  company  seated  or  set  at  meat  ; 
a  tent,  pavilion  ;  a  hut,  cottage, 
caliin. 
KXiaiii6tf,  -uiv,  al,  (fr.  same)  dou- 
ble or  folding  doors. 
KXiffi'ijdfv,  (fr.  KXtotri  Ion.  a  tent) 

from  the  tent. 
KXialtivii,  (fr.  game)  to  the  tent. 
KXiaiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  xXiala  a  tent) 
a  Mging  ;  a  tent  ;  a  hut,  cahin  ; 
a  shrepfold,  thcepcot  ;    a  slalAc 
stall. 
KXtati,  -lof,  Att.  -(«(,  fl,  (fr.  ic\lvu> 
to    lean)    1    bending,     inclina- 
tion ;    a   motion,   movement  ;    a 
turn  or  turning  ;    a  side,  quar- 
Irr,  part. 
KXia/jif,  -oD,  b,  (fr.  lamc)  acouch, 

sotn. 
MXlim,  ^co(  -nvf,  ri,  (fr.  name)  a 
ilerlivily,  slope,  devrritij,  inrlinn- 
lion  ;    a  tide,  quarter,  extremity, 
corner. 
KA/n/c,  -i)o{,  fl,  (fr.  name)  the  side 
of  a  hilt,   declivity,   drsrrnl  ;    a 
valley,  hollmr,  glm. 
KXoM(,  -oTi,  h,  (fr.  kXiIu)  to  nhut)  a 
rollfir,    nrrklnre  ;      a     neckyuke, 
chain  or  lug  lird  to  the  nrrk. 


KAT 

same)  disturbance,  tumuli,  sedi- 
tion, mutiny. 
K\6i'tov,  -oil,  TO,  (perhaps  fr.  next) 

the  backbone,  .ijiine  ;  the  hip. 
KXAiif,  -lOf,  Att.  -£<J5,  (),  the  belly. 
KXoh (TT^p,    -Tipos,   b,    (fr.    last)   a 

su-ord  hung  to  the  waist. 
KXdi'Of,  -ttv,  b,  a  crowd,  mixed  mul- 
titude; tumult,  disturbance,  con- 
fu.tion  ;     bustle,    din,    clamour, 
noise. 
KXoTTtiia),  f.  -cvatt),  and  KXorfw,  f. 
-t'laii),  (fr.    next)   to  pilfir,   steal, 
purloin. 
KXorij,  -ijf,  fl,  (fr.  kXitttu  to  steal) 
stealing,  thievery,  theft  ;    .itealth, 
secrecy  ;    subthty,  craft,  artifice, 
fraud,  deception,  seduction. 
RXdirt/iOi,  -J],  -ov,  (fr.  last)  thinish, 
secret,  clandestine ;  stolen,  got  by 
theft. 
KXortfiia;,  (fr.   last)   clandestinely, 

by  stealth,  slyly,  frauduhntly. 
KXoiTO(popio}  -d,  (fr.  KXonit  stealth, 
and   (pi'pu)  to  carry)    to  purloin, 
steal,  take  by  theft.   1  a.  ind.  act. 
exXoTroipoptica. 
KXotovcHw,    f.    -tvod),    (fr.    xXurdj 
fine,  and  d\p  a  «ord)  to  impose 
upon,  wheedle,  deceive  ;    to  give 
fine  words,  speak  fiirly,    waste 
time  in  talking  ;    to  elude,  avoid, 
shun,  shuffle. 
KXaTliov,  -ov,  rh,  a  Seal. 
KXiffarii,  the  herb  parietary  or pcl- 

litory  of  the  wall. 
KXvlsuvil^ofiat,  f.  -^aofiai,  (fr.  next) 
to   rise  in    waves,    rage,    swell, 
foam  ;     to   toss   or   agitate   like 
waves,  par.  pres.  pass.  kXvIojvi- 
iificvoi,  -ri,  -ov. 
KXS^ui',    -wvof,   b,    (fr.    kXv^w    to 
wash)  a  wave,  billou-,  swell;  the 
tide  or  rage  of  the  sea  ;  a  torrent, 
fiooil.   d.  nXviijivi. 
KXur'uf/of,  -oil,  rb,  (fr.  last)  a  bil- 
low, wave,  surge,  foam. 
KXi'tv,  Ion.  for  {kXvc,  3  sin.  impf. 

act.  of  (tXi'd). 
Kfivi^toKty,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of  kXv- 

(I'oKw,  Ion.  for  kXi'i^io. 
KXv^ificvof,    -t],    -ov,    par.    pres. 

pass,  of 
KXij^ai,  to  wash,  rleansr,  rinse,  make 
clean  ;  to  wash  out,  purge,  eva- 
cnnte  ;  to  overflov;,  imindnte  ;  to 
swell,  rage  ;  to  murmur,  roar, 
hrllou)  like  the  sea. 
KX&Oi,  pres.   inipr.   act.   of  kXijh, 

HQinc  ai*  kXvu). 
KXvjilvri,  -nf,  fl,  (fem.  of  next)  a 

wotnati'd  iinmn. 
KXii/jfvov,  -J7,  -ov,  (par.  prcn.  pam. 
of  KXifii)  hriiTil  of,  famous,  rr- 
nnumrd,  ccUlirultd  ;    noblr,  illus- 
trious. 
KX('/ii,  Hnmo  n»  nXvui.    pre*,  impr. 

net.  kXvOi. 
KXi'ni//i,-»i(, -«i.  pre*,  opt.  act.  — 
KXi'oi'.  Ion.  fur  hXvov,  impf,  ind 
of 


KNA 

bly  productive,  bringing  splendid 
fruits  or  glorious  rewards. 

KXiiTdrrwXof,  -ov,  h,  !i,  (fr.  same, 
and  xiiXof  a  young  horse)  famed 
for  horses, 

KXvTOi,  -»),  -&v,  and  -oF,  b,  fj,  (fr. 
/cXi'w  to  hoar)  audible,  vocal,  re- 
sounding, loud  ;  ?ioisy,  uttering 
tiny  sound,  as  lowing,  bleating, 
&c.  ;  heard,  spokni  of,  cele- 
brated ;  famous,  re7iowned,  me- 
morable ;  noble,  illustrious. 

KXvTorixvvi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
Tt^vTi  mgenuity)  the  famous  art- 
ist. 

KXvTdro^oi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
ri^ov  a  bow)  good  at  tlie  bow  ; 
an  ea^eri  archer. 

KXuo),  to  hear  ;  to  hearken,  listen, 
or  attend  to,  wind,  regard,  ob- 
serve ;  to  obey,  comply  with,  hu 
mnur,  indulge  ;  to  discern,  per- 
ceive, understand,  know,  appre- 
hend. 

KXw0bs,  -oT;  fl,  a  bird-cage,  coop, 

KXti^w,  f.  -^u,  to  chatter,  creak, 
crovj,  croak,  cluck  ;  to  hiss  qff]  ex- 
plode. 

KXihdw,  f.  -cu>.  to  .fpin,  twist  ;  to 
uind  up,  roll ;  to  fate,  destine, 
doom , predestinate. 

KXuiOui,  -(J05  -o?s, )/,  Clotho,  one  of 
the  three  fates. 

KXtofxaKdtii,  -taca,  -cv,  (fr.  next) 
craggy,  rugged,  rough;  sleep, 
precipitous. 

KXw/ju^,  -okos,  b,  niggedness,  a 
steep  ascent,  clifl',  ridge  ;  a  heap 
of  stones,  cairn. 

KXui^cv,  1  pi.  cont.  pros.  ind.  act. 
—  KXii/icvos,  -V,  -'IV,  par.  pres. 
pass.  cont.  —  KXwrrrj,  n.  pi. 
cont.  par.  pres.  act.  of  kXn'w. 

KXui',  -ii'uf,  k,  (fr.  xXditi  to  break) 
a  branch,  bough  ;  a  shoot,  'iff set, 
surkrr,  twig  ;  the  sole  of  the  foot, 
a.  sin.  kXbiiu'  pi.  itXlbvai. 

KXwi/oi',  -01',  ri,  (dim.  of  last)  a 
tu-ig,  sucker,  shimi,  ofl'set. 

KXwiraf,  -or,  b,  a  man's  name. 

KXCiitci,  n.  111.  of  xXui/'. 

KXoJwfi'u),  f.  -ti'aio,  (fr.  kXCi\J/  a 
thief)  same  as  KXoirti'w. 

KXwTToruTwp,  -opoc.  A,  (fr.  same, 
arid  iruTfip  a  falhcr)  a  son  of  a 
thief. 

KX(3o/in,  -)iTo(,  rd,  {fr.  kXuOu  to 
spin)./?ox,  Ihreiid,  yarn. 

KXuiiTr^p,  -hpof,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
sjiindte,  disloJT,  fpinning-whcrt. 

KXuiarljf,  -oh,  A,  (fr.  ennic)  a  spin- 
ner. 

KXiit^,  -wTTOf,  4,  (fr.  kXIittu)  to 
(ileal)  a  thief,  robber. 

K/ifXiflpn,  -111!',  T(l,  beams,  joists, 
gi'drrs. 

Kiitirit,  -r).  -iv,  (fr.  nrrf/zvo  to  work) 
tabourrn,  wrought,  finished,  rla- 
boratr,  jirrf'rrl. 

Kiii/w,  spc  (tiv/iu. 
K 10 (fit.  Dor.  for  «ri'f;»t(<«. 
Kirf«fwi',  -oi'0(,  4,  (fr.  Iniil)  a  goat, 
hurk-goot. 


act.  i>\  kXv 
KXovlnvTo,   Ion.    (or  tuXoviovro,   3  KXiirrriio,    -JJpoj,    A,    (fr.    «Xi'^o»   lo 

pi.  impf.  pans,  of  |      v/nnh)  n  clyster  ;  n  itytingr. 

KXo>/ii>  -ill,  f.  -fiBiii,  {ff.  KXivO(  til-   KXi/rni/ii/;<rroo,  -a(,  fi,  Ctytermnes- .  Kvii/in,  -«{,  A,  Por.  for  <rii///>;. 
mull)   to   disorder,   ronfiue  ;    lo'      /rn,  a  womiin'ft  name.  |K»vi>rrT<D,   (fr.  (trfyitrrw  to  bond)  to 

rout,  chase,  harass.  iKXvTAkuprof,  -nv,  b,  fi,  {fr.  nXvrAfl     bow,    hrnd  ;    lo   rnmh,    deprrti, 

KXdvtoif,    -lOi,   Alt.    -cuf,   4,   (fr.  I      famous,   and    napirit    fruit)    no-]     conquer,      Ki i</iir rn/iai,    lo  fall, 
X  X  (34£ 


KNH 

nnk    under ;    to   crouch,  yield, 
sulniiit. 
Kfafio){,  Dor.  for  K-yij^oftj,  a.  pi.  of 

Kniifru),  f.  -\p(i),   p.  -ifia,  to  card, 
comh,  dress,  nap  or  JitU  cloth  ;  to 
smooth,  potiih^Jim.ili. 
Kvaaji,  Dor.   for  nytiaai,   1  a.  iiif. 

act.  of  Kk'tiu. 
Kv.i<j>ttot;  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  next)  a  ful- 
ler's sliop ;  n  futliiig-mill. 
Ktuifiiii,   -ioi,  All.    -f'ujs,    b,    (fr. 
Kvtirrw  lo  card)  a  fuller,  dresser 
of  cloth,  hleachcr. 
Kvdipoi,  -uv,  6,  (fr.  same)  the  herb 
fullrr's  Hustle  or  fuller  s  teazle  ; 
an  instrument  used  in  dressing 
cloth. 
Kva<j»}'ii)V,  -ov,  rb.  Ion.  for  KV'l<pcio%\ 
Ki'a'u),  Kvai'u,  Kviio,  and    Kir)/ii,  In 
cut,  hitck,  slush  ;    to  hrcuk  ojf^ 
tear,    rend,   pull   in    pieces  ;    lo 
shai>e,  scrape,  scratch,  grate,  rub 
against  ;    to  cause   itching  ;    to 
irritate,  excite,  provoke,  per.  ind. 
pa?s.  KfKintcijiai. 
KfCipiilof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.   next)  dark, 
in    the   dark  ;     dusky^   gloomy, 
shady,  close. 
Kictfidos,  rd,  same  as 
Ki'f'^uf,  -liroi,  and  Kv/rfiof,  -so;,  rb, 
(Ir.  vi(j>os  a  cloud)  darkness,  ob- 
scurity, gloom  ;  night ;  twilight ; 
dawn,  daybreak, 
Ki'iupov,  -ou,Tb,  (perhaps  fr.  kviu) 
to  scrape)   an  lierb  which  bites 
the  tongue. 
Ko"),  Ion.  for  ckvii,  3  sin.  impf.  of 
Kviifti.     Or  for  cKvd,S  sin.  impf. 
cont.  of  Kvdoi. 
Ki'rjOit),   f.    Kvi'joo),   p.   KiKvriKa,    (fr. 
Kvdu)  to  scratch)  to  scrape,  rake, 
pinch,  bruise ;   to  tirkle  ;  to  rub, 
chafe,  fret ;  to  tease,  vex,  irritate, 
provoke.      Kvi'iOojxai,   to  feel    an 
itching,  be  curious,     par.    pres. 
pass.  Kirjdd/ici'oi,  -)],  -ov. 
KvijKiai,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  Kvr/Kbs  tawny) 

a  wolf. 
KvTjKli,  -iioi,  I),  (fr.  same)  a  speck, 

mole. 
KvTiKos,  -ov,  I'l,    a  kind  of  yellow 
seed  ;   an  herb  rcsembUng  saf- 
fron, bastard  saffron. 
Rvrjxbi,  -II,  -ov,  (!!■.  last)  yellowish, 

pate  yellow,  tawny. 
Kvfiiia,    -aros,    rb,    (fr.     Kvdu)    to 
scrape)  o  fragment,  piece,  bit, 
chip,  shavings,  raspings,  filings  ; 
itching,  itch. 
Kvrijjapyus,  -ov,  b,  If,  (fr.  Kv^firi  the 
leg,  and  apyb;  white)  u>hite  leg- 
ged. 
Ki'»;fii/,  ->)5,  1),  the  leg,  shank,  shirv- 

bone  ;  a  spoke  of  a  wheel. 
KvtiiiT]ai,   Ion.   Kvi'/uaig,    (i.    pi.    of 

last. 
Kvriiita,  -Of,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  spoke 

of  a  wluel. 
Kvrin'inni,  a.  pi.  of  cv>)(/(';. 
Kvr)fiiio(p6po!,  -ov,  6,  »/,  (fr.   Kvrifiti 
leK-armour,  and  ^ipu  to  carry) 
equipped  with  greaves. 
Kvrjiiif,  -ii5o{,  li,  (fr.  Kvi'i/iri  the  shin) 
coverin  o-  or  'trmour  for  the  leg  ; 
a  lioot,  greaves,  cuish. 
Ti.vT!nds,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  thai  part 


KNI 

of  a  mountain  next  the  foot,  the 
lower  part  of  a  mountain. 

Kniaipii,  -iij,  »^,  (pcrliaps  fr.  ki'u'o) 
to  scrape)  a  strainer. 

K.vt]aOiltiv,->ii,-ii,  1  a.  opt.  pass,  of 

KVl'/Ou). 

Kvt]ari)p,  -fjpof,  b,  (fr.  Kvdui  to 
scrape)  a  rake,  scraper  ;  a'slay- 
er,  killer,  inurtlcrer. 

Kvi?<rr)ipioi',  and  Kii'/orpoi', -ou,  rb, 
(fr.  same)  a  rukr,  scraper. 

KrijcrU,  -ii5o?,  >'/,  (fr.  same)  a  small 
javelin  or  dart ;  a  pipe,  reed  ;  a 
needle,  bodkin. 

yivi'iaris,  -(Of,  Att.  -tuj,  >';,  (fr. 
same)  o  knfe,  razor  ;  a  scraper, 
rasp,  particularly  for  cheese. 

KvTiarbi,  -ii,  -01',  (fr.  sdiuti)  sliaved, 
rasped,  scraped  ;  cut,  chopped, 
shred  ;  torn,  rent,  mangled. 

Kri'iiptj,  -rjs,  i),  (perhaps  fr.  same) 
the  itch  i  a  nitlle. 

Ki'/^£io$,  -a,  -ov,  of  the  wild  olive. 

Kvl^rj,  -rji,  I'l,  (fr.  Kvl^ui  to  Sling)  a 
nettle. 

KviSiov,  -ov,  rb,  the  fruit  of  the 
wild  olive. 

Ki'iios,  -ov,  I'l,  the  name  of  a  town, 
and  of  a  river. 

Kvi^ofiiva,  Dor.  for  Kvi^^ojxfvrj,  n. 
fein.  par.  pres.  pass,  of 

Ki'/^oj,  (fr.  (O'o'o)  to  scrape)  to  cut, 
divide,  rend,  tear ;  to  scrape, 
scratch,  rasp,  rake  ;  to  pluck, 
nibble  ;  to  puncture,  prick  ;  to 
tickle,  sting,  excite  itching  ;  to 
iiritate,  torture,  ajjlict ;  to  de- 
stroy, kill,  slay. 

K.vnro\6yo;,  and  Ki'ittoXo^o?,  -ov, 
b,  (fr.  Kv\\^  a  gruh,  and  X/yu  to 
gather)  a  bird  which  lives  upon 
gnats  or  their  grubs  ;  a  gnat- 
eater. 

Ki'iwds,  -h,  -ov,  (fr.  Kvaia  to  scrape) 
parsimonious,  sparing,  miserly, 
niggardly. 

Ki'iiriJTVj,'  ->iTo;,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  an 
itching. 

Ki'ig,  Kviib;,  (fr.  kvI^u)  to  sting)  a 
nettle. 

Ki'iffai'Ti,  by  Cras.  for  Kviadtvri, 
Dor.  for  Kviai'icvTi,  d.  sin.  of  kvi- 
Bi'ieii  or  Kviaai'icts. 

Ki'i'cri^cii',  Dor.  for  Kn'ftiv,  pres.  inf. 
act.  o(  Kvi^ui. 

Ki((r/<if,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  kvI^u)  to  tickle) 
an  itching,  tickling,  irritation, 

KiiVffnor  Ki'iVrj,  -?)s,  i;,  (fr.  same) 
tlie  smoke  or  fume  of  fut  bnrn- 
inj;  ;  the  savour,  scent  or  smell 
arising  from  it  ;  fat ;  an  odour, 
perfume. 
Kvicaai,  Poet,  for  Kviaai,  1  a.  inf. 

act.  of  Kvii^ui. 
Kvi<T<rrt'«,  f.  -)'iah>,  (fr.  Kviaaa  odour, 
ih.   KviZta   to  tickle)  to  perfume, 
fill  or  impregnate   with   a   srenl 
or  smell  ;    to  send  up   vapours, 
emit   smells,    exhale  odours  ;    to 
smoke,  spoil  or  infect  with  smoke. 
Kvtirai'ieii  or  Kviai'icig,  -caan,   -w, 
(fr.   same)  steaming,  smoking; 
odorous,      niloriferous,       strong- 
smelling  ;  fraerant,  perfumed. 
Kvifrcro^tiiKTtis,  (fr.  Kviaa  a  smell, 
and  ciuiKw  to  pursue)  a  smell- 
feast,  parasite. 

(346) 


KOA 

K.vtoabt,-ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  adinner' 

hunter,  smell-feast. 
Kv'tip,  -iirbf,  b,  (fr.  uri'^u)  to  gnaw) 

a  gnat  ;    a  worm  or  grub  that 

eats  timljer. 
KvAui  -oi/f.  -iav  -ov,  »),  (fr.  kvuj)  lo 

oppress)  the  creaking  of  a  wheel, 

tlie  groaning  of  an  axU-lree. 
Kvoipoi,  same  as  yv6i<iO';  and  viipag, 
Ki'U,    a  jot,   iota,    somi  thing    very 

small, 
Kn'i^ii,  -i;f,  f),  (fr.  Kvi^ti)  to  Rcratch) 

sc(d>bintss,  itchiness  ;    scab,  itch, 

mange;    a  plant  also  called  <c('- 

Kvv^du),  and  KvuffM  or  Kw^/u  -to, 
I.  -riau),  (fr.  Kvrfw  to  s(Tape)  to 
bleat  as  a  goal  ;  to  whine  as  a 
dog,  cry  fawningly  ;  to  whimper, 
moan  lowly  ;  to  yelp,  yell. 

Ki'ufttvrai,  Dor,  for  Kvvtfivvrai, 
3  pi.   cont.   pres.   ind.  mid.   of 

KVV^itil. 

Kvii^w,  and  Kvuw,  (fr.  Kvdui  to 
scrape)  to. lAaw;  to  scrape,  rasp, 
grate,  scratch. 

KviiiSaXov,  -ov,  rb,  a  beast,  brute, 
animal,  creature. 

Kvti(5u^,  -aKo;,  b,  a  linchpin. 

K)'ai(5u)i'  or  KvMovs,  -ovro;,  b,  (fr. 
Kvdo}  to  wound,  and  oSoi;  a 
tooth)  the  point  of  any  weapon, 
edge  of  a  sword  ;  a  prong  or 
projecting  barb,  on  each  side  of  a 
hunting -spear. 

Kvdaau),  (fr.  Kcvb;  vacant,  and  So- 
(Toj  the  eye)  to  sleep  soundly  ;  to 
snore. 

Kvii^p,  -6-iroi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  Ktvb;  vacant, 
and  io\p  the  eye)  blind. 

Koa'Xcfiot,  -ov,  0,  fi,  dull,  heavy, 
stupid,  foolish,  silly,  simple,  half- 
willed. 

K6a^,  the  croak  or  noise  of  a  frog  ; 
a  frog. 

Rouo),  to  hear,  listen,  attend  ;  to 
undcrslrmd,  perceive,  know,  ap- 
prehend. It  is  also  used  for 
Kalu). 

Kolia\og,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (perhaps  fr. 
KoKu;  evil,  and  jiov'Sri  counsel) 
artful,  cunning,  subtle,  insidi- 
ous ;  abusive,  reproachful,  ea- 
lumnious,  ill-tongued  ;  talkative, 
fiippnnt,  babbling  ;  fawning, 
cringing,  servile. 

Koficipos,  -ov,  b,  {],  ridiculous, 
laughable. 

K(i/3uX({,  -105,  Att.  -CU5,  fi,  n  rasp 
for  cheese. 

K6y)(ri,  -f/s,  !},  n  shell. 

Koyxlrrts,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,)  a  white 
stone  or  marble  containing  shells. 

Kuyxoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  shell, 
properly  spiral  or  turliinate'l  ;  a 
boss,  stud,  knoh  ;  the  hollovi  of  the 
eye ;  tlie  navel. 

K.oy'xvXr],  -j)f,  ;;,  (fr.  same)  an 
oyster ;  the  shell-fish  yielding  the 
piir|)le  dye  ;  purple,  scarlet. 

Koyxv^^inv,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  any 
shell-fish  ;  that  which  yields  the 
purple,  the  juice  of  that  fish  ; 
wool  or  cloth  dyed  unlh  it  ;  pur- 
ple, scarlet. 

KiiiiaXoi/,  -ov,  rb,  a  kind  of  fish, 
mullet. 


KOI 

Vioiofiivii),  to  fri/,  parch,  toast  or 
ro:t.it  barley^ 

Kocodi'Tr;;,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  Lat.  qua- 
drans)  the  fuurlk  pari  of  the  Ro- 
man ns,  a  farthing. 

Ko/u)  -w,  lort.  for  void). 

mdSopvos,  -ov,  b,  a  buskin  with  a 
hiih  heel  used  by  tragic  actors  ;  a 
bout,  half-boot ;  a  turncoat,  trim- 
mer, 

Kodovpii,  (fr.  next)  a  name  for  a 
fox. 

KoSoCpofi  -ov,  5,  {},  (fr.  Ktidu>  to 
hide,  and  ovod  the  tail)  hiding  or 
wanting  the  tail  or  sting ;  dull, 
blunt ;  maimed,  defective ;  a 
drone,  lazy,  idle;  a  thief,  sly, 
inai  lious. 

KoT,  the  noise  of  a  pig,  grunt. 

ICu/r/,  Ion.  for  roi'o,  (d.  sin.  o(  koios 
or  raiaj)  which  way  ?  wkilher  7 
how  1  why  ? 

KaiiruXAu,  to  look  round  about,  roll 
the  eyes. 

KocXii'floj,  g.  sin.  of  xoiXaf. 

KoiXai'i'u),  f.  -Svu),  (fr.  Ko7\os  hol- 
low) to  hollow,  scoop,  bore;  to 
gut,  embowel,  draw,  paunch;  to 
draw  out,  empty.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
CKOiXdta,  .\tl.  iKoi\i)va. 

KoiXiij,  -o'cos,  if,  (fr.  same)  a  hol- 
low, valley  ;  cave,  cavern  ;  a 
S^ilf,  abyss,  the  depth  of  the 
sea. 

KoCXii,  -ris,  fi,  (fem.  of  same)  the 
hollow  part  or  hold  of  a  ship. 

KoiX/ji/af,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act. 
of  KoiXatvia. 

KoiXfjai,  and  KofXa;,  Ion.  for  koi- 
Xaif,  d,  pi.  fem.  of  KoTXoj. 

KoiXi'a,  -Of,  ;;,  (fr.  KoiXof  hollow) 
the  belly,  pauneh  ;  the  u;omb;  a 
carcass ;  a  canal,  aqueduct,  wa- 
tercourse. 

KoiX(uKd;,  ->i,  -dv,  (fr.  last)  of  the 
belly,  afflicted  in  the  bowels,  grip- 
ed, laxative. 
Koty(on,ilftii)v,  -ovof,  'i,  f],  (fr.  same, 
and  iiln'av  a  deity)  a  parasite, 
smellfeast,  glutton,  epicure,  whose 
god  is  his  belly. 
KotXi6ii(rfiof,-ov,  &,  (fr.  same,  and 

{lid)  to  tic)  an  apron. 
Koi\oyilaTiuf>,-opnf,l),  r;,  (fr.  same, 
an(l  yiiorfjo  a  belly)  Iwllow-bet- 
lied,  vast,  spacious ;  empty  bel- 
lied, hungry,  rni>cnous. 
KofXo*',  -ov,   t4,    (nn'it.    of  xoiXo; 
hollow)  a  cavity,  hollow,  pit ;  the 
palm  of  the  hand,  Iwllow  nf  thi 
foot.      KvrXd,  -(Dv,  -T(i,  tlu  loins, 
ftank. 
KoiXiiirc<!a;,  -ov,   i,    li,   (fr.    xofSof 
hollow,   and   ir/Aoi-   Broiind)  low, 
hnllmn,    enrompoAned    by    hills ; 
level,  plain,  fliil, 
KoTXa<,  -"J,  -ov,  hollow,  empty,  void; 
cmivaled,     prrforateil,     porous  ; 
concave,    dr.firrsstd,    sunk,    low, 
deep;     rnpnctniis  ;      vnihilntinn, 
with  mnuy  viitleys,     Conip.  koi 
XArtnof,  Blip,  -rarof, 
KoiXoriraOitlu)  -i,    {ft.    lairt,    and 
el)'lOfi„(  n  Ktandmg,  ih.  lornui  lo 
stand)   to  arch,  vault ;  to  board, 
toai'inrot ;  to  ceil. 
KotXiaraOfiof,  -ov,  b,  h,  (fr.  satnc) 


KOI 

arched,  vaulted ;  boarded,  wains- 
cotted,  ceiled. 

KoiXoo-rofii'a,  -ai,  q,  (fr.  same,  and 
(TTii/Ki  the  mouih)  a  hollow  voice, 
harshness  of  voice. 

KotXdo-To^oc,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  same) 
ivtth  a  hollow  or  rough  voice. 

KoiXrfnjf,  -ijTof,  »;,  (fr.  koiAoj  hol- 
low) hollowness,  porousness,  ca- 
vity, depression 


KOI 

together,  confer,  commune,  diS' 
course  ;  to  communicate,  im- 
part. 

KotvoXoyla,  -as,  ti,  (fr.  same)  talk, 
conversation  ;  a  conference,  par- 
Icy,  consultation,  deliberation, 
discussion  ;  a  communication, 
interchange  ;  a  conspiracy,  con- 
federacy, comhinrition. 

ICoifo/u'iu,  -at,  t)i  (ft-  KO'i'Sj  com- 


KoiXduj  -u),  f.  -liiTu,  (fr.  same)  to\     mon,  and  ^ivla  a  fly)  a  swarm  of 


hollow,  excavate  ;  to  pierce,  per- 
forate ;  to  sink,  depress,  deepen. 

KoiXoj/ia,  -oTOi,  t4,  (fr.  same)  a 
hollow,  cavity,  pit;  a  channel, 
bed  of  a  river,  the  ocean,  depth  of 
tlie  sea, 

K.oifiad',  Ion.  before  an  aspirate 
for  cKotixdro,  3  sin.  cont.  impf. 
pass,  of 

Kotiidu)  -a,  f.  -)'}Cti},  p.  KCKoinijKa, 
to  put  to  bed,  ca.'t  c^leep,  set  to 
rest ;  to  lull,  compose;  to  cdlay, 
mitigate.  Koifiaojcai  -C/zai,  to 
compose  one's  self;  to  sleep,  fall 
asleep  ;  to  die,  decease,  par.  pres. 
pass.  Koiiia6itcvo;  -uificvoi.  per. 
ind.  pass.  KtKolfti^jxai.  par.  kckoi- 
firiiiivoi.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  tKoiuy- 
Oriv  impr.  Koifit'iOtiri,  -»;ruc  mf. 
Kof(iF)0()iiaf  par.  KoiiiijOcUj  -tlaa, 
-iv,  1  a.  mid.  ind.  iKoifij^adjitiv, 
-J),  -aro'  impr.  Koifirjaat,  -doOu, 
in  2  pi.  Kotni'jaaoOc, 

K.oiiij]6fi,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 
Koi^t]OriadiicOa,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind. 
.  pass.  —  KotftnOn'Tts,  n.  —  Koi- 
fitjOivrai,  a.  pi.  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
Koiu/JffuiTo,  Ion.  for  CKoifjii'iaavro, 
3  pi.  I  a.  ind.  mid,  of  last. 

Koiitiaii,  -los,  Alt.  -t(i)j,  {),  (fr. 
same)  sleep,  death. 

Koifitiri'ip'ov,  and  Koifii'/rpioi',  or 
-rpov,  -01),  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  sleep- 
ing place,  bedchamber,  dormi- 
tory ;  a  cemetery,  sepulchre,  ca- 
tacomb, vault, 
Kc(/i/fu),  f.   -(<r<i»,  same  as  Kot/Ja'w. 

1  a.  ind.  act.  CKoliuaa, 
Koi^aiirai,   3  pi.    cont.    ])rcs.   ind. 

pass.  —  Ko(fi(i)//fi'o5,  -T),  -ov,  par. 
pres.  pass.  coni.  of  (coi/uiu). 

Koti'dofiat  -wfiat,  (fr.  Komii  com- 
mon) see  (coii'rfui. 

Koiril,  -oJi',  T(i,  (neul.  pi.  of  same) 
common  games  or  public  mcet- 
ines  supported  In/  a  numbir  of 
cities  in  Asia  minor  ;  the  public 
njfnirs,  public  edifices. 

KoivduiivrK,  Dor.  for  Koiviiaavrn, 
or  (cuii'i/crotrr;,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a, 
act.  of  Koti6ui  or  leotvlut. 

KoM'r),  (d.  fin.  fom.  of  noivAf  com- 
mon) in  common,  all  loi;rthrr, 
alike,  jointly,  vithoul  rrrrpimn, 
coltrrltvily  ;  publi'li/  commonly, 
generally,  ind^flrrmtly. 

Koiior,  cont.  for  umifiti,  3  nIo. 
prcK.  ind.  art.  ;  and  for  Kon'6ot, 
3  «in.  preii.  opi.  act.  ;  and  for 
Koiviri,  3  (in.   prcH.  Mub.  net.  nr 

2  ^in.  prci.  inci,  or  iiib.  pait,  of 
<roii'4u). 

Koii'oXoy/o/iai,  or  Kaoi/Xny/a/iai 
•niifirti,  and  KoiioXoyi'^i/i/ii,  (fr. 
Koi\i(    commim,    and    X/yui    lo 


flies,  all  sorts  of  flies. 
K.UIVOV,  -ou,  TO,  (neut.  sin.  of  Kond, 
coaimon)  a  community  or  con- 
federacy of  several  states  of  Asia 
minor ;    the  public,   community, 
state,  commonwealth. 
Koiios,  -!),  -if,  com77ton,  general, 
univeTS(d,  ordinary,  usual  ;  pub- 
lic,   vulgar,    trite,   promisaious, 
indiscriminate ;      homely,     low, 
mean ;  base,  vile ;  profane,  un- 
holy, unhallowed ;    impure,  un- 
clean ;  foul,fllthy,  dirty  ;  fami- 
liar,  gentle,  courteous,  friendly, 
sociable,  social ;    impartial,  ei'cn, 
fair,  just,  equitable.  Comp.  koi- 
vdrcpos'  sup.  -draroi. 
Koi)'(iri;{,  -ijToi,  )';,  (fr.   last)   com- 
munity, participation,  fellowship, 
partnership  ;    society,  company, 
intercourse,  conversation ;    good- 
nature, gentleness,  gruciuusncss, 
affitbility,  courtesy. 
K.oivov,    2   sin.    cont.  pres.  impr. 
mid.  —  Koivovv,     neut.    sin.  — 
KotvovvTa,  neut.   pi.  cont.   par. 
pres.  act.  of 
Koivdut   -ui,  f.   -ojffw,  p.  KtKoliuKa, 
(fr.  Koiidj  common)  to  communi- 
cate,   impart,    share,    make    ac- 
quainted with ;    to  confer,  dis- 
course, consult  together  ;  to  poU 
lule,  deflle,  corrupt,  contaminate  ; 
to  foul,  soil,  blemish ;  to  hold  im- 
pure,  call  unclean,   viakc  com- 
mon. 1  a.  act.  ind.  cuolvwaa. 
Koii'u),  d.  sin.  of  Koiv6s. 
\iotvCiv,  -wios,  Poet,  same  as  Kot- 

vu)i'(5{. 
KoiviaviT,  3 sin.  —  Kon'mcTrc,  2 pi. 
com.  pres.  inii.  act.  —  Kotrwrct- 
Tui,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr.  act, 
—  KoiiuioPiraf,  a.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of 
Koivwi'/u)  -Si,  f.  -I'lOto,  p.  KtKOtviivn- 
Ka,  {fr,    kHiri?  common)  to  im- 
parl,   distribute,   confer,    IksIow, 
conlriliute ;  lo  share,  partake  of, 
pet  part ;  In  unite  wuh,  confede- 
rate, ally  ;  be  connected  with,  1  a. 
ind.  act,  cKoiviivtiaa. 
Kotiuiii'ioaai,  d.  pi.  par,  1  a.  act.  ol 

lant, 
Koituivla,  -n(,!i,  (fr.  name)  commu- 
nity, participation,  share;  society, 
intercourse,   company  ;    nlluinrr, 
ronne.rion  ;  cnmmuninition,  dis- 
tribution, liliernlity,  bounty. 
Koiio)tr«4t, -i"/, -i.',   (fr.  Hame)  110- 
cinl,  sorialilr,  courteous,  fnrndly, 
nfTablr,  familiar  ;  lihrrni,  Ixiunli' 
Jul,    disjmsrd    to    share   or    im- 
parl ;  plain  in  food,  easily  satis- 
fled. 
Knivmhi,  -0?',  A,  //,  (fr.  unnifi)  shnr- 


Bpcak)  tn  $pfik,lalk  lA  convcntl      in g,  partaking,  diiiilini'  ;   Siibi. 
(347) 


KOK 

•  partner,  sharer^  partaker  ;    a 
eompunion,    associate  ;    abettor, 
aecomplice. 
Koinovoiiat,  3  pi.  cont.  |)rcs.  ind. 

act.  ol\oi)'(j>7u>. 
KoitHf,  (fr.  Kandi  common)  in  com- 
mon,    togethti;     unanimously  ; 
equally,  impartially. 
THonHcat,  1  d.  inf.  act.  o( Koivdio. 
)^oivu>rtpoi,  -a,  -or,  comp.ol  Koirui. 
Koiru)(pi\cta,  -iti,!i,  (fr.  Kou'ij com- 
mon, and  (i>(pc\{io   to   help)  the 
public  good,  common  weal. 
Korf,  -iVo>,  i,  (1  species  of  the  palm 

tree,  a  vessel  made  of  its  bark. 
Ko«i.\>;;,  and  Kolrji,  -ov,  b,  a  priest. 
Kotos,  JEo\.  and  Ion.  for  no7os. 
Koios,  -ov,  k,  Caeus,  one  of  the  Ti- 
tans. 
Koto<p6pog,  -ov,  i),  (perhaps  fr.  xioi 
an  embryo,  and  0/pu)  to  carry) 
preg^nant,  breeding. 
Kotpaviovra,  a.  Sin.  par.  prcs.  act. 
—  Koipai'/oi'Ti,  Dor.  for  Kopavc- 
ovot,  3  pi.  prcs.  ind.  act.  of 
Koipaviu)  -u,  f.  -I'/ciiJ,  p.  KCKOtpavt}- 
Ka,   (fr.   next)   to   rule,   govern, 
.  command,  order,  direct ;  to  mar- 
shal, array. 
Kolpavo;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Kvpo;  power) 
a  prince,  chief,  king,  ruler,  lord, 
governor,    commamler,    general. 
Also,  a  man's  name. 
Koiavpa,  -nf,  (%  Cce&ura,  an  Athe- 
nian lady,  the  pattern  of  lu.xury 
and  elegance  in  her  day. 
KoiTui^it),  and  Koirftu -w,  (fr.  Koirrj 
a  bed)  to  put  to  bed,  set  at  rest. 
Koird^oftat,  to  go  to  rest,  sleep, 
repose  ;  to  nestle,  roost. 
Koiratoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  in  bed, 
abed;   reposing,  resting;    lurk- 
ing, crouching. 
Koird^iiro,  Dor.  for  tKOirdaaro,  3 

sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  voito'^u. 
Koiraaia,  -us,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a  tying 

with,  cohabitation. 
Kohr),  -;;{,  f),  a  bed  ;   the  marriage- 
bed,  wedlock ;  cohnhitati-jn,  for- 
nication ;  lust,  wantonness, 
Koiriov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  last)  a  bed- 
chamber, sleeping-place. 
Kotris,   -tios,  I'l,   (dim.   of  Koirt]   a 
bed)  a  small  bed,  cot;  a  chest. 
wardrobe,  press. 
Koiros,   -ov,  b,   (fr.  same)  a  bed ; 

repose,  re^l,  sleep. 
KotrCiv,  -dpos,   (fr.   same)  a  bed- 
chain  ber. 
KotTwvlr7]s,  -ov,   b,   (fr.   same)   a 

chamberlain, 
KSkk'Ivos,  -V,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  scarlet, 

crimson,  purple. 
M.6KK0S,  -ov,  b,  a  grain,  berry  or  er- 
crencencc   growing  on   the   oak, 
kermes  ;  cochineal ;  scarlet. 
KoKKtiai,  and  KoKvai,  -lav,  o'l,  ai, 

aruxslors,  forefathers. 
KoKKv^u),  (fr.  KoKKv^  a  cuckoo)  to 
cry    like    a    cuckoo ;    to   croak, 
crow, 
KoKKviirt\ov,-ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
)iri\ov  an  apple)  o  kind  of  early 
plum. 
lLiKKv(,,  -iiyos,  b,  a  cuckoo  ;  a  kind 
of  fish  ;  a  green  Jig  ;  a  helmet, 
tuft,  crest  ;   a  hill,  cliff,  ridge  ; 


KOA 

a  certain  herb ;   the  lower  ex- 
tremity of  the  backbone,  called 
0.1  corct/gis, 
KoKKvafw,  Dor.  for  kokkv^io, 
K6kv,  (luickly,  speedily,  hastily. 
Ko,\a,  -uf,  I'l,  the  belly. 
KdXapos,  -uv,b,  (fr.  k6\ov  food)  a 
piece,  cut,  rhop^  mot  si  I,  mouth- 
ful ;  breiul  or  a  cake  baked  in  the 
ashrs. 
IvoAd/ipi^u,  to  dance  wantonly  or  in- 
soUutly   exult ;    to  insult,  monk  ; 
to  dcspi.se,  scorn,   slight  ;   to  ty- 
rannize, oppress,  humble. 
KdXnppos,  -nv,  b,  a  little  hog,  young 
pig  ;  an  indecent  song,  obscenity. 
KoXdCui,  f.  -aw,  p.  KCKdMiKii,  to  pu- 
nish, chastise  ;   to  reprimand,  re- 
prove ;    to  check,  restrain,  curb. 
par.  pres.  pass.  KoXa^dfievos,  -i, 
-01'.    1   a.   mid.  ind.  cKahiadjir)!', 
-ID,  -aro'  per.  ind.  pass.  xcudXaa- 
fiiii,  -aai,  -rat. 
K6>aKiis,a..  pi.  ofxiJXnf. 
KoAiiKf^i,  and  K.o\(iKla,  -as,  I'l,  (fr< 
k/iXu^  a  flatterer)  ^a«er_y,  adula- 
tion, servility,  fawning,  compli- 
ance, submission. 
KoXiiKevaii),  -ys,  -p,  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

KoXaK^vu), 
KoAa»cfiirfo;,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  KoXantiio 
to   flatter)  to  he  flattered,  to  be 
submitted  to. 
Vi.o\aKiVTiKhs,    -;),    -bv,    (fr.    next) 
flatter ing,   fawning,    adulatory, 
servile. 
KoXdKCVIf),  f.  -£l'(7«,  p.  KCKo'SuKevKn, 

(fr.  KoXi^  a  flatterer)  to  flatter, 
humour,  comply  with,  assent  to  ; 
to  fawn,  cringe. 

KoXUkIs,  -tSos,  >i,  (fr.  same)  a  fe- 
male flatterer^  Sic 

KoXaK  '.rut,  KoXnKpirnt,  and  KtaXa- 
Kpirai,  -wi',  o'l,  collectors  of  fines 
and  mulcts  ;  also,  of  money  for 
sacred  expenses. 

K6Xa^,  -Skos,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  k6Xov 
food)  a  flatterer,  parasite. 

KoXdirriii,  -0)1/,  «!,  (fr.  KoXdirrii}  to 
pound)  buds,  knops  or  gourds, 
carved  or  wrought  for  orna- 
ment. 

KoXinrr^lp,  -tjpos,  b,  (fr.  next)  a 
mallet,  axe,  ad:. 

KoXdirru),  f  -i^w,( perhaps  fr.  k.hXos 
hollow)  to  pound,  bruise,  knock  ; 
to  peck  ;  to  cut  out,  hollow,  ex- 
cav'ite  ;  to  carve,  engrave, 

K.6Xapis,  -(Of,  Att.  -cms,  h,  a  crea- 
ture hostile  to  owls,  hawks,  &c. 
and  is  eaten  by  them. 

KdXaais,  -los,  Att.  -cwf,  v,(fr.  KoXd- 
fu)  to  punish)  punishment,  chas- 
tisement ;  torture,  the  rack  ;  a 
punishing  or  infliction  of  pu- 
nishment ;  a  check,  restraint, 
hindrance  ;  pruning,  lopping,  a. 
KiiXaotv. 

KoXaaiibs,  -ov,  h,  and  TifyXanun, 
-aros,  rd,  (fr.  sa-mf.)  punishmrnt, 
chastisement,  torture  ;  the  rack  ; 
a  penalty,  mulct,  fine  ;  animad- 
version, reproof,  censure. 

KoXaarr'ipiov,  -ov,  rh,  (fr.  same)  a 


KOA 

-aiovTai,  1  a.  sub.  mid.  oF  ko* 

Xd^m. 
KoXariii^tiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  —  KoXa- 
<(ilC,>i,  3  sin.  prcs.  sub.  act. — Ko- 
Aii0i<^<</i(f)ii,  1  pi.  pros.  ind.  puss. 
—  \^oXuij>t^i'ifitv)s,  •'/,  'OV,  par. 
pres.  pass,  of 
Ko,\u0^f(i),  f.  -lam,   p.   KtKoXdifiiKa, 

(fr.  next)  to  box,  biifl'et,  thump. 
KdXuipos,   -ov,   b,    (fr.    KoXdnrio    to 
pound)  a  box,  buffet,  thump. 

KoAforir,  Poet,  for  kuXcoIv,  g.  du 

KoXtolo,  Ion.  for  AroXtor;,  g.  sin.  of 
KoXcos,  and  Ion.  KovXeds,  -ou,  b, 
(perhaps    fr.    ko'iXos    hollow)   n 
scabhiird,  sheath  ;  a  sack,  bag  ;  <» 
lealliern  bottle ;  a  bucket,  water- 
pot. 
KoXtpdf,  -i),-i)v,  smooth,  even,  level; 
bare,   bald  ;    with  little  or  short 
hair  or  wooL 
KoXcrpdii)  -d,  to  tread  down,  tram' 

pie  upon, 
KiiXla,  -as,  li,  a  kind  of  dance, 
KoXlas,  -ov,b,  a  fish  of  those  kind? 

usually  pickled  or  salted. 
KoX(n'(i)  -S,  (fr.  KoXla  a  dance)  to 

dance, 
KiiXXa,  and  KdXXrj,  -ijj,  ij,  glue,  ce- 
ment, 
K6XXS(Sos,  -01),  and  Ki^XXoi^, -oirof, 
b,   n  peg  or  pin  of  a  lyre,   bj 
which  the  strings  are  strained. 
KuXXalSos,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  bread. 

see  KdXaffos. 
KoXXaPpl^io,  same  as  KoXa[3pl^u>. 
KoXXna6ui,  pres.  inf.  pass.  cont.  of 
KoXXdw  -&,  f.  -(/ffu),  p.  KexCXXj/Ka, 
(fr.  KoXXit  glue)  to  glue,  cement^ 
fasten  together  ;    to  weld  iron, 
KoXXiioiiai     -wfjiai,     to    adhere, 
cleave  to,  associate  with.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.  eKoXXi'iOrjv  par.  KoXXtfitis. 
KoXXitprji^  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same,  and 
?i^u  to  boil)  a  maker  of  glue, 
glueboilcr. 
KdXXrj,  -'??,  fi,  same  as  h-iXXa, 
KoXXi/tis,    -licnan,  -ritv,  (fr.    last) 
glued,   cemented,   gluey,  sticky, 
viscous, 
KoXXijOivra,  a.  sin.  KoXXrjOfvrcs,  n. 
pi.  par.  1  a.  pass.  —  KoXX//Oi;r(, 
I  a.  impr.  pass,  of  ^oXXa'w. 
KoXXtjais,  -10?,   Alt.    -cu)s,  I'l,    (fr. 
KdXXrj  glue)  '(  gluing,  cementing, 
soldering,  fastening  together;  the 
vicbling  or  joining  of  iron ;    a 
joint,  juncture,  union. 
KdXXriaros,  -ov,  h,  /Egyptian  bread, 
KoXXrjr'is,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ic6XXa  glue)  a 

gliicr,  cementer,  joiner,  framer, 
KoXXrirAs,-!),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  glued, 
cemented  ;    compact,  firm,   well 
made. 
KdXXi^,  and  K6Xt^,  -1kos,  b,  a  round 

loaf ;  a  pill,  hall. 
KoXXovpiov,  -ov,  rJ,  same  as  KoXXii- 

piov. 
KdXXo^p,  -owns,  !>,  the  hard  tough 
skin  on  the  necfeand  hack  ofcattlc. 
Or,  KdXXaflos,  a  pin  or  pf  f  of  a 
lyre,  on  which  the  strings  are 
strained  ;  the  key  used  to  turn 
them,  and  tune  the  lyre. 


place   of  punishment  ;    a   gaol,\KoXXvfttcrfis,  -ov,  b,    (fr.   next)   a 
prison,  workhouse ;  torture,  rack.l      money-changer,      banker,      di»- 
KoXdaiiiuci,    -Ti,    -nrat,    in    3    pi. J      counter. 
(348) 


KOA 

Ko>lv0os,  -oi-tf),  a  piece  of  money 
stamped  with  an  ox;  exchange, 
discount. 
Ko^Xvpa,  -as,  I'l,  "■  small  cake,  pas- 
try. 

KoAXup.'^u,  f.  -lau),  (fr.  last)  to 
bake,  make  pastry,  make  small 
bread,  cakes,  &c. 

KoXAOpcov,  and  KoAXovpiov,  -ov,  rd, 
(perhaps  fr.  ku>Xvu  to  hinder, 
and  l>iu  to  tlow)  an  ointment  or 
salve  for  the  eyes;  a  small 
cake,  pastry f  dough,  paste;  a 
wafer. 

KoXXtpi'wi',  -ovoi,  6.  a  kind  of  bird 

KaXXu/ici'o;,  -i;,  -ov,  par.  pres 
pass.  cont.  of  noXXaui. 

KoX(5/3(or,  -01!,  ri,  (fr.  next)  a«/i07-/ 
coat  without  sleeves^  a  waistcoat, 
cassock. 

Ko>.o3df,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  Ko\oiw  to 
curtail)  cut  short,  curtailed; 
maimed,  viutilated ;  defective, 
deficient ;  broken,  blunted. 

Ko\o0d(ii  -u,  f.  -ii>Bu>,  p.  KZKokdjiij)- 
Ka,  (fr.  last)  to  maim,  cut  (j/f, 
lop;  to  shorten,  curtail,  abbrevi- 
ate, abridge.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  cko- 
XoPuiOrjv. 

KoXo0u)Oi-i(TovTat,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind. 
pass,  of  last. 

KoXoin'u  -(3,  (fr,  next)  to  chatter, 
prate,  talk  idly,  speak  foolishly. 

KoXoiif,  -ov,b,  a  jackdaw. 

Ko\oKa<rta,  -at,  /;,  and  KoXoxdaiov, 
-ov,  ri,  the  root  of  the  Egyptian 
bean. 

Ko\oKvv6t],  or  RoXoin!vr<7,  -»)f,  rj,  a 
gourd. 

KoXoKwdU,  -iiof,/!,  cobcynth  or  bit- 
ter apple. 

KdXov,  -ov,  Th,food,  meal,  victuals  ; 
a  piec.e,  fragment,  crust ;  one  of 
the  guts.  K<iX«,  Tii,  the  intestines. 
But  these  arc  rather  kCiXov,  and 
iruAa. 

K6\o(,  -ov,  b,  4,  (fr.  Ko'^oiid  to  cur- 
tail) shortened,  curtailed,  lessen- 
ed ;  lopped^  maimed  ;  liroken  rjff, 
blunted  ;  defective,  drficienl. 

KoXoffffai,  -iiv,  at,  I>at.  Colosso', 
Eng.  Colossc,  a  city  of  Asia 
minor, 

KjXooo«?o;,  -n,  -or,  (fr.  next)  Uke 
the  Colossus,  colnssiun,  colossal, 
gigantic. 

KoXoffff^d  -ov,  b,  Colossus,  a  pi- 
gantic  statute  once  at  Rhodes. 

KoXoffiipr4{,  -or,  h,  (fr.  KiiXoK  a 
fraemenl,  and  iji'pu)  todrap)  tlir 
noise  of  branches  trailed  nlnne 
the  grminil ;  a  rrraktng  ;  crash, 
noise,  dm  ;  hum/,  Imitlr,  rnn fu- 
sion, tumult ;  n  rrmrtl,  ron- 
course,  mhlile, ;  Ihr  rushing  of  a 
Inrrrnt  or  storm. 

KtfXoKooi,  -wv,  oi,  (pi.  of  next)  the 
rohirrs, 

Ki^ovpvf,  -ov,  b,  li,  (ft.  KiSXof  de- 
fective, and  ui>n>i  the  tail)  wnnl- 
inc  the  tail,  mnimnl,  rrnmird. 

V.n\n»riii,  -a(,  f),  colutra,  haslard- 
srnna. 

KoXoi'h),  f.  -(7(1),  p.  Kiic^Xni'Kn,  to  ml 
off,  pare,  prune,  Inp,  lirrak  off ; 
tn  diminish,  lissrn  ;  tn  miiim, 
tnnlilate,    manglr,  diffigure ;  tn 


KOM 

punish  ;  to  cut  short,  take  from, 
deprive  of,  curtail ;  to  impair, 
dehilitate,  weaken,  enfeible. 

KoXoipia:;  -uii'of,  6,  a  height,  sttm- 
mit,  top,  ridge;  an  accomplish- 
ment, completion,  close,  finish  ; 
conclusion,  end.  Also,  the  name 
of  a  city.  Colophon. 

K(5Xro?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  KoiXos"  hollow) 
the  bosom,  breast,  lap;  the  belly, 
womb;  an  expansion  or  swell- 
ing ;  a  hollow  or  fold  of  the 
dress;  the  bed  or  course  of  a 
river;  a  bay,  gulf,  creek;  llie 
depth  of  the  sea, 

KoX:ri5u)  -d,  f.  -uiau,  (fr.  last)  to 
hollow  out,  form  a  bosom  or  boy, 
embosom ;  to  swell,  belly  out, 
expand. 

KdX-ziofiri,  -arof,  tD,  (fr,  same)  a 
hollow,  recess,  bay ;  sinuosity  ;  a 
fold  or  waving  of  dress. 

K<iXr(ij(T<{,  -io{,  Att.  -cojf,  17,  (fr. 
%Time)  sinuosity ,  hollowness;  re- 
tirement, recess;  the  waving  or 
folds  of  dress. 

KoXvfifidu)  -d,  f.  -i/croi,  p.  »t£icoXl5/<- 
jirjKn,  to  swim,fioat ;  to  dive,  ex- 
ercise or  move  in  water,  prcs. 
inf.  act.  KoXvftiidciv  -/3^i'. 

KoXi'|i/?);Opa,  -as,  »/,  (fr.  last)  « 
pond,  pool,  tank,  cistern  ;  a  bath, 
swimming-place. 

KoXi'Tia,  -as, )';,  a  tree  growing  on 
mount  Ida. 

KoX;^ric5i',  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  next)  colchi- 
cum,  meadow-S'iffron . 

KoX^o},  -Ciir,  n'l,  a  peo[>le  of  Asia. 

KoXijju'o)  -Ci,  (fr.  KuXiMi  a  tuiiiiill) 
to  chatter,  prate,  babble,  talk  idly  ; 
to  raise  a  tumuli,  cause  disturb- 
ance ;  to  cackle,  gabble. 

KoXuirIa,  -as,  1;,  (fr.  Lat.  rolonia) 
a  colony,  sritlcmrnl.  Also,  the 
name  of  several  towns,  one  now 
called  Cologne. 

KoXhivis,  -ov,  b,  and  VioXuivri,  -rjs, 
I'l,  a  hill,  mount,  hillock,  rising 
ground  ;  a  column,  pillar. 

KoXiois,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  KoXnibs  a  jack- 
daw) a  luniult,  disturbance,  se- 
ililimi,  mutiny. 

Ko/in,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

Knfiiid). 

Kdiiiioof,  -ov,  h  or  fi,  the  arhvlus  or 

stratubcrry-lree.    Otherwise,  Kdfi- 

fcpof,   for    Ku/iapoi,    a  kind  of 

fish. 
Kdunnni,   Dor.   for  xdiirjaai,  3  sin. 

1  ii.  opt.  act.  of 
Ko/niw  -u',  f.  -I'laui,  p.  KiKAjiTtKn,  (fr 

«ri;jr;  the  hair)  In  have  long  hatr  ; 

to  br  rovrrrd  wilh  bnir  or  fnliate  ; 

to   lie  lulomrd  with  or  lake  pride 

in   bnir ;  lu  be  prnuil,  null,  rw. 

pirr  tn. 
Ko/ilVio  -(J,  to  crack,  smack,  make 

■I  smart  noise. 
K<}/i/?o<,  -oil,   />,  n  knot  in  a  rred, 

straw,  &c.  a   knot,   knnb  or  Imt- 

Inn  for  ornament ;  a  pocket,  bag, 

purse. 
Knfifidu  -u,   (fr.  \ns\)  In  knot,    lie; 

to  moke  or  ornament  with  knots 

or  kniihs. 
Ko/'/tafT,  -If,  -I,  impf.  of  KOfitle- 

Kill,  Ion.  far  noiilm. 

(3.«n) 


KOM 

liopetv,  pres.  inC  act,  cont.  —  Ko- 
ftdrvv.  Ion.  for  cKo^itlrrn-,  3  du. 
mipf.  act.  of 

Ko^f'(»)  -w,  f.  -I'lcm,  to  take  or  have 
the  care  of;  to  dress,  comb,  cur- 
ry ;  to  nurture,  nurse  ;  to  rear, 
educate,  bring  up. 

Kiuv,  -IS,  and  Dor.  K6fia,  7),  the 
hair  of  the  head,  tresses,  locks; 
foliage,  branches. 

K(i/ii?i,  (fr.  Lat.  comes,  an  attend- 
ant) a  count:  a  viceroy,  /te«- 
tcnant,  governor,  officer. 

Ti.ojif,n){,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Kdfiri  hair)  a 
cornel,  star  xcith  hair  or  a  tail. 
Adj.  wearing  long  hair  ;  covered 
with  hair,  hairy  ;  waving  with 
grass  or  foliage. 

liojitcii,  (d.  sill,  of  next)  wilh  cce, 
carefully  ;  ixry  much,  great- 
ly, mightily,  extremely  ;  entire- 
ly- 

Ko/iiSr],  -ris,  I'l,  (fr.  KOfii^io  to  lake 
care  of)  care,  nttnUion,  dili- 
gence ;  education,  rearing  up  ; 
maintenance,  livelihood,  provi- 
lion;  carriage,  conveyance; 
freight,  portage,  fare;  recovery, 
restoration. 

KofiitTrai,  3  sin.  KoptuoOt,  2  pi.  of 
tco/iiov^ai,  .'\tt.  for  KOfiiaopai,  1  f. 
ind.  mid.  — Vi.o}HOVjievos,  ->;,  -ov. 
Att.  for  KOfiiaAftcvos,  par.  of 
same,  fr.  no^i'^u. 

Kofitcitiida,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  ko- 
jiioviaOa,  1  pi.  of  Kofitovjiat, 
Att.  for  KOfiicofiai,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
of 

Ko/(('l^(J,   f.   -ICiD,  Alt.    KOflltO,     p.   «.£- 

kd^iKii,  (fr.  Kofifii)  to  lake  care 
of)  to  care  for,  regard,  cherish, 
feed,  maintain  ;  to  carry,  bear, 
convey ;  to  lead,  conduct,  bring 
to  or  into,  import ;  to  take  care 
nfa  funrrnl, carry  out,  bury,  in- 
ter, Koiil^oftai,  to  receive,  get, 
take,  obtain  ;  to  Intake,  set  out, 
go  ;  to  return,  arrive.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  £(1(5/(1(70.  par.  prcs.  pass. 
KOfii^Aitcvos,  ->;,  -OV.  impf.  pass, 
CKOiti^dfiriv,  -ov,  -CTo.  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  KOfiXaojtai,  and  Alt.  so- 
fiioTifiai.  I  a.  mid.  ind.  iKopi- 
odfiqv,  -0),  -aro'  iiiipr.  K6fiiaii(, 
-liaOit), 
Ko/i/ffii,  Kojil^as,  T)or.  for  KOftl- 
aiii,  in'',  and  soidaas,  par.  I  a. 
act.  —  Koiiiofifini,  -i),  -fTrni, 
All.  for  KOfilitofiiti,  1  f.  ind.  mid, 

—  K');(((T<i(,  -(/(Willi,  3  pi.  -lioOia- 
any,  1  a.  impr.  mid. —  Kofilanv- 
TO,  Ion.  for  iKoiileavro,  3  pi.  I  a. 
ind.  mid.  —  KnuionaOnt,  1  a. 
inf.  mid.  —  Ko/ilnitTm,  3  din.  I 
O.  snli.  mid.  —  KoinaOritm,  I 
n.  inf.  pcss.  —  Kn/i((3,  Alt, 
fl>r  »o;i/(7(i>,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
last. 

Kofilaaaa,  n.   fern.    par.   1    n.  art, 

—  K(i/i/(Tj)r(ji,  3  sin.  K'>/i^(7i)n0f, 
2  pi,  1  a,  sub.  mid.  of  itor 
fl^'o. 

Ko/iKTr/f/f,  -a,  -oi'j  (fr.  KOfil^u  lO 
rnrry)  I"  -earned,  &r.  accord- 
ing lo  ihp    erh. 

Kii/7<a,  -!iro<,  ri,  (fr.  sArrtj  locul) 
a  purl,  JragmrnI,   small  piece  I 


KON 

monry,  coin ;  a  member  uf  a 
srnlfHcf,  now  marked  with  a 
comma. 

K(5fi/ii,  rd,  indocl.  fnim. 

Kof,^,!)(,-oi,  b,  (i>crlui|)s  fr.  K^a^iOi 
orn:iiiieiil)  dns.i,  mcrttricwus 
oruameni,  futse  compU-vion, 
paint,  rmisc;  hrokcry,  artifice 
m  trade,  dicrption  in  deattiig. 
Or,  (fr.  ..(i-ra.  to  cut)  wailing, 
lamentation,  sorrow,  mourning; 
a  blow,  thump ;  a  grinder,  bach- 
tooth. 

Kofi^d'u,  f.  -u£"J,  (fr.  Koituds  dress) 
tn  dress,  decorate,  bedeck  ;  to  co- 
lour, paint,  varnish ;  to  counter- 
fat,  disguise. 

Ko/1/.wr.V,  -05,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
dressrr,  irimnnr,  tire-man ;  a 
broker  who  sets  off  bail  goods  ; 
a  dealer  in  hoys  and  slaves  who 
makes  them  look  to  advantage  ; 
o  tragic  actor. 

KoiiiiavTt,  Dor.  for  KOfjiCicrt,  3  pi. 
com.    prcs.    ind.    act.    of  ko- 

ftdu). 

KofiTTd^u,   (fr.  K^/jTOf  a  crack)  to 
crack,    crash,    creak  ;    to   brag, 
boast,  vaunt. 
VioftTzaaitii,  -ov,  b,  and  K(S/iira<r^a, 
•arof,  rd,   (fr.  same)   boasting, 
bragging,     vauntiyig ;      vanity, \ 
haughtiness,  insolence. 
Kounaarh!,  -ov,  b,   (fr.    same)  o 

braggart,  boaster. 
KofiTCu),  (fr.  next)  to  crack,  rattle, 
resound,  sound  hollow  ;  to  brag, 
boast,  vaunh  • 
Kuf-^oi,  -ov,  b,  a  clap,  crash,  cra'h, 
creaking,  grating,  properly  of  a 
boar  whetting  his  tusks ;  a  sound, 
echo,  din,  clamour ;  the  noise  of 
(lancing  or  of  applause  ;  a  boast- 
ing, bragging,  vaunting,  high- 
sounding  words. 
Kifixpcvita,  -Sroi,    to,    (fr.   next) 
plausibility,  specious  talk ;  incite- 
ment, exhortation. 
Ko/i^fiJu),  or  rather)  Koji^tvojiai, 
(fr.   next)   to  descant,  discourse, 
plausibly,    talk    boastingly ;    to 
display,  parade  ;  to  rally,  banter. 
Koii^d;,  -n,  -!>v,  "tat,  fine,  hand- 
some,  becoming  ;  polite,  elegant ; 
well,  healthy,  sound ;  clever,  in- 
genious;  facetious,     humorous, 
witty;    talkative;    vain,  plausi- 
ble, ontentalious. 
Koii^^drnu-iTOi,  hi  (•"■■•  last)  n«a<- 
ness,  elesanc^  grace,  politeness  ; 
order,  regularity. 
Kova/3/u)  -w,  f.  -t'laiii,  and  K(»'aj3(^i<>> 
f.  -/(7UJ,  (fr.  Kuvaiio';  a  clatter)  to 
rattle,  ring,  sounil,  resound. 
Kovdiirtac,  Ion.  for  iKOvd^riat,  3  sin. 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 
KiSi'S/Jofj-oi),  0,  a  sound, noise,  peal, 
clap ;  a  din,  ratlle,  clang,  crash; 
a  hwtle,  hurry,  tumult. 
Kivfv,  -voi,  Th,  a  cup,  bn-u:l. 
Kov5e>r;,  -i)S,  hi  (fr-  ndvhvUi  the 


■fist)    a    wilted,    well,    stripe;    a\     ring,  drop 


KON 

iii//i  the  fist,  boT,  thump ;  a 
stroke  with  the  knuckles,  mp ;  an 
'iff^ont,  insult. 
K(5ii^i!Xo5,  -ov,  b,  a  knuckle  ;  the 
Jist ;  a  blow,  box,  thump  ;  tl.c 
elbow,  an  excnsrence  on  the 
knuckle  or  ctbou; 
KokV'Xu,  (fr.  last)  to  beat,  lltump, 

box,  bruise. 
Koi/u)  -ui,  to  hasten,  hurry,  make 
haste,  run,  go  quickly  ;  to  work, 
exert;     to    attend,    sirve,    wail 
on. 
liovta,  -ai,  fi,   (fr.  Kdrt;  dust)  dust, 
powder,    sand;    ashes,  cinders; 
lime. 
KoiKi^ofiai,     (fr.    last^    to    sand, 

sprinkle  or  cover  with  dust. 
KoiiaKOf, -(), -di',  (fr.  same)  sandy, 

dusty. 
Koitaiia,  -iiTOi,  rb,  (fr.   th.   Kdvii 

dust)  whitewash,  plaster. 
Kovtdu)  -u>,  and  Koitd^u},  f.  -nau, 
p.  KCKoviaKa,  (fr.  same)  to  cover 
or  sprinkle  vntli  dust ;  to  whiten, 
whitewash,   per.   pass.    ind.    *£- 
Kovinftaf  par.   KtKoviay.ivoi  and 
KiKiiViacjiivoi. 
Kovi'^w  or  Kon'u,  f.  -lcii>,  (fr.  Kdvi; 
dust)   to    sprinkle,  cover   or  soil 
with  dust,  drag  in  the  dirt ;  to 
raise  the  dust ;  to  hasten,  hurry, 
run,  gallop;  to  struggle,  fight. 
Kovhtci,  Ion.  for  Koviaii,  d.   pi.  of 

Kovla. 
ViovWn,  -VS,  >h  'lie   herb   savory, 

marjoram,  pennyroyal. 
KoviovTCi,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 

KOviu). 
KoinS-rTOvi,   -o(5os,   6,  I],    (fr.    Kdvig 
dust,  and  irovi  the  foot)  with  dusty 
feet.     Also  subs,  o  sandal. 
Kovioprii,  -ou,  f>,  (fr.  Kdvti  dust,  and 
djjw     to   raise)    raised    dust,   a 
cloud  of  dust ;  one  covered  with 
dust. 
Kovioprdtirig,  -cog  -ov;,   b,  rji    (fr 
last)   dusty,   covered  with   dust, 
dirty,  soiled. 
KoM'noviT,  -oios,  b,  fi,  same  as  Kovti- 

TTovg. 
Kiivii,  -lof,  !h  A't-  -fi^Si  »/i  «*"''> 

dusl,  ashes,  chalk. 
K6vti,  -tiog,  fi,  anil. 
Kuviaixii\oi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  kSvis  dust, 
and  liWonai  to  spring)   a  whirl 
or  cloud  of  dust,  raised  dust. 
Koviarnpiov,  -ou,Tb,  (fr.  same,  and 
rnpio)  to  keep)  a  place  for  keep- 
ing the  sand  to  sprinkle  the  prizc- 
fghttrs. 
KoviuTpa,  -as,  i'/,   (fr.    same)    the 
arena  or  stage  where  they  vircsl- 
led ;  exercise  or  practice  there. 
Koviu,  see  Kovi^oi. 
KoviMnii  -"5  -oi'S,  «,  'h  (fr.   k^vh 
dust)     sandy,     dusty,     dusted, 
sprinkled  with  sand. 
KuvvSpoi,-ov,  b,  sumach. 
K6vni,  b,  a  man's  name. 
KAvvoi,  -ov,  b,  the  beard;  an  ear- 


Kon 

lies  in  his  beard,  stupid,  silly,  fooU 
isti ;  vain,  concetltd, 
Koj'Ti)?, -of.,  b,  a  pole,  boat-hook  ;  a 

sjic(tr,pike,  d'irt,  arrow. 
KOiv^a  and  KiiJ^d,  -i)s,  //,  an  herb 
used  for  s;arlunds  ;  Jleuhane  ;  a 
thorn,  brier. 
KiSfu)!',  -u>voi,  b,  Conon,  a  man's 

name. 
KoTTii^u,  f.  -(lau),  p.  KCKiiraKa,  (fr. 
K6-of   weariness)    to  be  wenryf 
cease   through  fatigue,  be  spent 
with  labour ;   to  desist,  rest,  take 
rest ;  to  be  calm,  subside. 
KoTTiivf^M,    f.  -laui,   (fr.    next)    to 
thump,  pound,  bruise,  per.  pass, 
ind.   KCKondviOfiuf  par.   kckottix- 
vicjievoi. 
Kdiravov,    -ov,   rb,    (fr.    k6titii)  to 
beat )  a  pestle,  pounder,  beetle  ;  a 
spear,  pule-axe. 
KoTTuv,  2   a.  inf.   act.  —  KontU, 
-aaa,  -h,    par.   2  a.   pass,  of 
KfJirru). 
Kiircov  or  Kd-rraiov,  -ov,Tb,  (fr.  Kdir- 

Tu)  to  cut)  a  piece,  fragment. 
KoTTfrd;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  beat- 
ing of  the   breast,   lamentation, 
wailing,  mourning. 
Koircvi,  -hi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  chisel, 

graver,  carver. 
KoTT^,  -Tii,  11,    (fr.    same)  a  cut, 
gash,    bruise ;     a    cutting    off", 
slaughter,     overthrow ;      havoc, 
massacre,  carnage. 
Ko-nT^vat,  2  a.  inf.  pass,  of  k6ittu>. 
KottkT,  ind. —  KonaTu,  impr.  act. 

pres.  3  sin.  cont Komdaavres, 

n.  pi.  par,  1  a.  act.  of 
KoTTtdoi  -Q,  f.  -dao>,   p.  KCKoiridKa, 
(fr.   Konoi  weariness)  to  labour, 
work  at,  toil ;  to  fail,  faint,  be 
oppressed  or  weary ;  to  lake  ill, 
be  disgusted,  loath,  dislike,  par. 
per.  act.  xtKomaicwf,  -via,  -dg. 
KoTTij,  -Y^o;,  fii  (fr.  fd-rrm  to  cut)  a 
sword,  sabre;  a  large  knife,  carv- 
er ;  an  axe  ;  a  coulter ;  a  Spar- 
tan festival. 
KoTTiiS,  1  sin.  KoTTidiitv,  1  pi.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  act. —  KojriCvri,  d. — 
KoT!tS>vTa,  a.  —  KoTTiwvTtj,  pi. 
n.  —  KoTTiiivTns,  a.  mas.  —  Ko- 
iriiiam,   a.   fern.    pi.  par.   pres. 
act.  cont.  of  KOirinoi. 
Ko-iTiCivTCi,  n.  —  Ktcriiii'Twi',  g.  pi. 

cont.  pa",  pres.  act.  of  Koiridu). 
K<i:ro?,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  k6ittii)  to  cut)  la- 
bour, toil,  v;ork  ;    business,  em- 
ployment ;  difficulty,  trouble,  dis- 
tress, uneasiness ;  weariness,  fa- 
tigue ;  a  cut,  blow. 
Koirdoi  -(2,  f.  -liffo),  (fr.  last)    to 
weary,  fatigue,  tire,  jrtde.     Ko- 
Tniofiat  -o5/<oi,  to  be  fatigued,  fail, 
faint. 
Koizpc6h),  f.  -evaw,  and  Koirpio)  S, 
f.    -f/ao),   (fr.   KdTtpoi   dung)    to 
dung,  manure. 
Koirpin,   -a?,  )'/,   and   Konptov,  -ov, 

ri,  (fr.  same)  dung,  manure. 
KoTrp/iJoj,  f.  -iao,,  (ft.  last)  to  ma- 


Koi'vo-^tpwi',  -/ivTog,  b,  (fr.  last,  andi      nure,  lay  on  compost  or  dung. 


Aip'u)  'to  carry)   bearded,  with  a  KoTTptiibs,   -h,  -o»',    Kd-rrpuof,    and 


stroke,  blow,  thump. 

Kovfv^ilu),  (fr.  snme)  to  strike  with      y.^.^  ..,  j,   -  ,  .       . 

the  Jist  or  knuckles,  thump,  box ;       large  beard.  Kuyrpioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Kdrpog  dung) 

to  rap,  hit  smartly.  \K.ovU(ppo,v,  -ovo;,  b,  ,'„  (fr.  same,|     of  manure  or  dung  ;  JiW,y,vile ; 

Zoyiv\iayLb;,-oi,b,  {ft.\i8l)  ablnuj\     and  .fs^i- the  mind)  whose  sense]     low,  mean,  plebeian,      hubs,  a 


(350) 


KOP 

cleaner  of  jokes,  nightman,  sca- 
venger, 
Kd-picti,   -105,   Alt.  -£(i)5,  fi,  and 
KoTTpiauos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
tnnnunng,  laying  on  of  dung. 
KoTrpiuif,  -ui'o;,  &,  (fr.  same)  a  kind 
of  beetle  called  tumbleilung,  be- 
cause it  wraps  up  its   eggs  in 
balls  of  ordure. 
K6-rpos,  -ov, )/,  dung,  ordure,  Jiith, 
manure,   a  dunghill;    a  stable, 
stall ;  cloy,  mud. 
Ko-rpiui  -w,  (fr.  last)  same  as  «.o- 

irpifd)  or  Korroivu). 
Korpu))',  -Sivoi,    b,    (fr.    same)   a 

dunghill ;  a  stable. 
KoTrp'Ovtif,  -av,  b,    (fr.   last)  a  liie 

fellow,  scoundrel,  hlack guard. 
KoTTri),  -fig,  I'l,  (fr.  Korrru  to  break) 

a  hisruit,  hard  cake. 
Krfrrocffa,  Dor.  for  Kiitrovoa,  n. 
fern.  par.  pres.  act.  —  KorriJ- 
Ittros,  -v,  -01',  par.  pres.  pass,  of 
Kdrru),  f.  -i^oi,  p.  KfKo<jjii,  to  heat, 
knock,  pound,  strike,  thump, 
bang,  batter;  to  bruise,  crush, 
break ;  to  cut  off'  or  dov:n ;  to 
lash,  cut,  chop,  hark,  hew ;  to 
wourul,  maim  ;  to  kill,  slaughter, 
slay  ;  to  ravage,  destroy  ;  to  heat 
and  disjjgure  through  ^irf, 
mourn,  wuil,  lament ;  to  ham- 
mer out,  form,  coin,  forge  ;  to 
ttase,  stun,  weary,  importune ; 
to  excite,  nmse  ;  to  throw  or  shake 
<lff,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  tKO'\,a{ir\v,  -id, 
•aro.  per.  ind.  mid.  kikoitii. 
KoTutats,  -(Of,  Alt.  -10)?,  i';,  (fr.  last) 

weariness,  fatigue,  lassitude. 
K6pa,  Dor.  for  (ciipi;. 
KopiiKcaat,  Ion.   for  xSpa^t,  d.  pi. 

—  KioiiKi,  d.  sin.  of  Kopuf. 
KopiiKhlif,    -h,    -i^i    (fr.    nSpa^    a 

raven)  of  or  likr  a  raven. 
KopiiWiov  or   Kovnii^iuv,   -ov,   t6, 

coral. 
KoptiiiliXij,  -tj(,  Ij,  cauliflower,  cidi- 

nase. 
K.6pn^,  -oKof,  h,  a  rnien  ;  n.iinc  of 
a    rnnslcilalion  ;     a   grapple   or 
instrument  uxeil  in  ancient  wnr ; 
O  crow,    bar    or    sledge    to    break 
open  ;    a  cock's  hill ;    a  harrier, 
rail,  holt,  bar ;  a  hook,  instrument 
of  punishment,  a.  pi.  m'lpnKag. 
Hopii^tti,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  Kiiniiaaut 
Kupiiawv,  -ov,  ri,  (flini.  ftf  K^ionf  n 
ynxmn  pernon)  a  Utile  girl,  dam. 
srI,  maid. 
Kopiiaata  or  -rrti),  f.  -fw,  (fr.  K/jnn^ 
a   raven)    to  rronk,    IrnJir,   Hun, 
importune;    to  urge,   pray,    en- 
trittt,  rrnt^,  ertntt. 
Kopfiliv,  indcrl.  Heb.   a  gift,  con- 
tribution, '•ffr'l'ip, 
Kop^'inlf,   -n,  i,  (fr.   la^t)   money 
laid  by  for  hnli/  UMen,  larrrd  trea- 
sure ;  a  trermn/. 
K6p^ii(,  -(in'ot,  ft,  a  ivonton  dnner. 
KoO''i'>r;,  -I7f,  (',  1  club,  baton  ;   the 

head  of  a  rluli ;  n  knnb,  knot. 
KApf'v'^of,  -ov,  !t,  n  kind  of  fmh. 
Kopi   or   Knn),   o,  indccl.    Hcb.   n 

man'.i  name. 
Kop/ri,  3  Rm.  pre*,  ind.  net.     Or. 
by  Sync,  for  Kophu,  3  lin.  1  (. 
act.  of  itopiiij. 


KOP 


KOP 


Kopivvvitt,  same  as  Koptu.  I     sufficiency,  abundance,  satiet    ; 

KopicaaBai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  —  Kopj-       insolence,     wantonness,     sauci- 

^eta,  -ag,  -c,  A~.o\.  for  Kopicatfit,  |      ness. 


1  a.  opt.  act.  —  K.opea6(U,  "•  pl- 
-Oivrci,  par.  1  a.  pass.  —  Kopcc- 
Pqvat,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  copfuj. 
Kopf'a',  KopfiiCci)    or  Koo/rm/iii  f- 
-ijtru   and  -fail),   to  satisfy,  coyi- 

tent ;  to  satiate,  Jill,  cloy,  glut.Kup[ja  and  Kiipaa,  Dor.  for 
per.  ind.  pass.  KCKdpcaiiai.  la' 


K6pos,-ov,  0,  n  Cor,  a  Hebrew  mea- 
sure of  solids  and  liquids,  con- 
taining seventy -five  gallons,  be- 
ing a  mean  between  a  hoHshead 
and  a  puncheon. 


ind.  pass.  iKopicQnv 

Kopf'o)  -Hi,  f.  -t'leui,  to  ln~ush,  sivcrp, 
scour,  clean ;  to  adorn,  bedeck, 
ornament  ;  to  sweep  away,  ra- 
vage. 

Kopri,  -rig,  )'/,  a  little  girl,  virgin, 
damsel ;  a  female  domestic  ;  a 
fair  maid,  beluvcd.  object,  mis- 
tress; the  ap]jle  of  the  eye,  eye- 
ball ;  a  doll,  puppet. 

K6p7]6pov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  Kop/iii  to 
sweep)  a  broom,  besom,  brush. 

KopdvLTdi,  3  sin.   pres.  ind.  mid. 

of  KOpd 


KOpUVUl. 


Kiipaii,  Alt.  Kdplit],  -ijg,  »;,  lite  hair, 
a  lock,  tress  ;  the  head  ;  the  tem- 
ples ;  jau;  check. 

KopvjiavTitiio  -io,  f.  -I'lcrui,  (fr.  Ko- 
pi'^US  a  mad  priest)  to  behave 
like  the  Corybanles  ;  to  rave,  be 
frantic. 

Kopi';?(ii  n'ija),  f.  -iau,  (ft.  same)  to 
celebrate,  enter  or  iiiilidte  into, 
the  rites  of  the  Corybanles. 

Kopyijai'Ttafibf,-oT;  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
rile,  ceremony  or  celebration  of 
the  Corybantes ;  madness,  dis- 
tinction, fury. 


KopTifjas,  -ni>Tog,   b,    Corybns,  the 

Kopdvin;  Ion.  for  tKdpOuvc,  3  sin.  name  of  a  man  who  introduc- 

im|)r.  of  ed  the  Kopffxiing,   Corybotitts, 

KopOuiu)  or  KopOvia,  (fr.  next)  to  (thence  called   after  him)    into 

heap  up,  collect,  amass,  accumu-  Greece  ;  the  priests  of  lihea  or 

late ;  to  raise,  pile  up.  Ceres, 
Kupdvg,  -Cos,  »;,  a  heap,  pile,  ma.is  ; 

a  hank,  mound,  hillock 


Koplaivov,  Knpidvov  and  ICi!o(oi', 
-uu,  TO,  (fr.  Kupig  St.  John's 
wort)  coriander. 

Kopi'^o/uiji,  f.  -iaojini,  (fr.  nSpog  a 
young  person)  to  flutter,  sonth, 
coax,  fondle,  caress. 

Knpivnwg,  -nv,  o,  i'/,  (fr.  vopi;  a 
maid)  born  of  a  supposed  maid  ; 
clandestine,  secret. 

K'lpitOiog,  -n,  -nv,  (fr.  next)  Co- 
rinthian, of  Corinth 


Kopvi'aWig,  .((5of,  li,  fumitory  ;   a 
lark. 


Kopii('(iXo«,  Kt7pv(^((XXof  and  KoptiMf, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  Ki'ipvg  a  crest)  a  lark. 

Kiipiifii,  -m,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  Kilpa 
the  head,  and  ^/w  lo  boil)  a 
running  from  the  head,  rhntm, 
phlegm,  snut  ;  drov;siness,  ilri- 
velling,  stupidity  ;  arrogance, 
pride,  disdain. 

KiipvOi'i't^,  -<V«s,  b,  j(fr.  K6ovi  a  hel- 
met, and  iitccui  to  shake)  with 
noddinn  plumes,  a  warrior. 


KipivOug, -ov,  I'l,  Corinth,  a  city  oflKopi'On/oXiK,  -"i',   b,  !/,  (fr.  game, 

and  iii.i>u{  varied)  with  plumes 
of  many  colours  ()r  with  mxlding 
plumes,  rrcst-shaking ;  warlike, 
military. 

K«piie»'u)  -u),  (same  as  Kopvaofa) 
par.  |>er.  pass.  KCKopvOtiniius, 
Uy  Sync.  KCKvpxOjiivog. 

KinvQug,  p.  sin.  of  nrfpiif, 

K'ipr"»')«,  -oil,  li,  sec  m'upvKOi. 

Ki'ipvfiilog,  -nv,  b,  and  Kiipp^/icv, 
-ov,  nl,  a  tup,  head,  suwniil ;  the 
rnil,  extiemilii,  peid; ;  the  prou\ 
stem  ;  a  biok,  bill,  snout,  nose ; 
a  In  ft,  head,  bunch,  cluster  ;  n 
branch,  bunch  ;  a  rurl,  lock  "f 
hair,  Iriss,  briiid  ;  a  berry,  grain 
(IT  »tonr  in  buries, 

KopKi'»(,  -i/v,  I/,  a  clvh,  mace,  baton, 
Iruorlienn. 

Koppii'/ri/f,  -oil,  (I,  (fr.  Ififil)  a  cluli- 
nian,  warrior  uilh  n  mare. 


Achaia. 

Knphiv,  -nv,  Tii,  (dmi.  of  kvipi;  a 
girl)  a  young  girl,  ilam.ict ;  a 
sacrifice  for  chil'treii.     Sec  also 

Kopltll'VUV. 

Kopic,  -lo?,  Att.  -to){,  II,  the  herb 
St.  John's  wort. 

Kopminvyii,  -Tn,  I'l,  a  creaking  or 
rumbime  noise  of  the  bowels, 
shnut,  din,  rinmour. 

Knpiiiig,  -(IV,  b,  (fr.  Kfipoj  (o  lo[i)  a 
trunk,  slock,  stump,  block. 

Knpi'i'i^ing,  -nv,  b,  Cornelius,  a 
man's  name. 

Kn/ivonlu,  (fr.  nr\t)  a  Biirnniiic  of 
Ili'rciiles  from  banishing  lo- 
custs. 

KApiuxf.,  -offOf,  a  Inciifl. 

K(ip'ii/?'K,  -III',  h,  (^iiro-huK,  who 
would  mnrrv  CasHnndrn  ron- 
Irarv  lo  her  prnplirili'al  ndvirr, 


ihrnrc,  fooli.ih,    obflinalc,    jirr.  K'lpm  i;V"iOof,   -oi',  b,  i),  (fr.   same, 


Vf  rsr 

K'ipoio,  C.  Ion,  of  ifilpo<. 
Kwp'irrXiifloti-oi',  b,  !i,  (fr.  next,  niid 

r'Siiuaui  lo  form)  <i  maker  of  dolls 

or  liubies. 
Kfpng  and  Kmipig,  -or,  h.  If,  a  rhild 

unborn  ;  an  infanl,  child ;  n  liny, 

youth,  youne  man  ;  n  full  giown 

man  ;  a  nrrvnut,  »olilirr, 
Kiipof,  -on,  b,   (fr.  arop/i.i  lo  twcnp) 

o  liToom,  brfnm,  bruth. 
K(!p<-(,  -or,  b,  (fr.  Kniilui  lo  con'cnt) 

(3.-.n 


and  ililpui  lo  carry)  armed  uilh 
a  rliib,  rorryin;;  a  mnir  or  bllul- 
gron  ;  a  guanl  or  nltrndant  to 
nrmril. 

Kopi'trrf>o<,  -on,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  nnmo, 
and  (rr/>oc  a  r.nni)  that  bulls  or 
strikes  uilh  the  head  or  hum. 

Kopi'iTTui,  (fr.  ki'pvf  n  headpiece) 
In  lonn  the  hind  ;  lo  hull  or  strikt 
uilh  the  head  or  horn, 

Kfifvg,  -fOng,  b,  a  hrtmtif  casque, 
headpirrt ;  a  Inrk, 


K02 

K3(<vac{titf,  Ion.  nnd  Dor.  for  ko- 

pvaccii,  prcs.  inf.  of 
Kofvi'ffjui,  (Ir.  Kipvi  a  casinie)  lo 
arm  with  n  hrlmit  ;  to  nriii,  rqiiij), 
Xurniih^   accoutrf  ;    to  ruisr  to  a 
lirail,  heiglUrti,  Ufi  up,  surlt ;  U) 
increase,  nu^nirtit, 
KopvaTl)i,-ov,  h,  (tr.  liist)  a  man  lU 
arms,  tvirrior ;  au  armovr  hmrer, 
Kopi'ffri)>,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  s:imc)  arm- 
ed, equipptii   if^milrcil,  increas- 
ed,   entnrgc<l,    hdghtened ;     en- 
couraged, iiispiriled. 

Kopuipciioi,  -II,  -01',  (fr.  next)  of 
the  head;  hi^h,  chief,  supreme, 
principal.      Subs,  a  teaiter. 

Kopu<pi),  -iji,  i),  the  head,  height, 
tup,  summit,  peak,  ridge;  the 
Sum,  suhstance,  purport. 

Kopv<poui  -w,  f.  -uiau),  (fr.  last)  to 
erext,  set  up;  to  raise,  elevate; 
to  rise,  syicll ;  to  complete,  Jinish, 
accomplish,  make  a  close,  come  to 
a  point  or  head. 

Kipyopos  and  KdoKOpos,  -ov,  b, 
chickwced,  pimpernel. 

Kopuii)],  -rii,  fi,  a  crow  or  jackdaw  ; 
a  bar,  sledge  to  break  open, ;  a 
ring,  handle,  knob  to  hold  by  ;  a 
tip,  point,  extremity  ;  a  head, 
peak,  summit,  ridge ;  a  lintel;  a 
crown,  coping,  cornice;  un  end, 
conclusion. 

Kooui'ia'u)  -uj,  (fr.  last)  to  be  tipped 
or  horned;  to  bend,  curve,  crook  ; 
to  lift  the  head,  put  forth  the 
horns ;  act  hauglUily,  behave  in- 
solently. 

Kof)u)ii^u,  (fr.  Kopditj  a  jackdaw) 
to  beg  icith  a  jackdaw,  like  show- 
men who  taught  that  bird  tricks 
to  get  money. 

Kopuvii,  -Idoi,  >!,  (fr.  Kopdvr}  a 
point)  a  ship  u'ith  a  raised  head 
or  prow,  and  certain  high  orna- 
mental works  on  the  stern;  and 
thence  holloiv  or  sunk  in  the  mid- 
dle ;  beaked,  armed ;  curved, 
hollow;  with  curling  horns;  a 
height,  top,  peak ;  an  end,  con- 
clusion. 

KopwvoTTOv;  and  KopaKi-rovi,  -oloi, 
h  or  /;,  (fr.  Kopij)vrt  a  crow,  or 
K6pa^  a  raven,  and  toSs  a  foot) 
the  herb  crowfoot. 

Kopwi'dj,  -uu,  b,  ';,  (fr.  KopMvri  a 
height)  high,  lofty,  elivated, 
raised ;  raising  or  tossing  the 
head ;  haughty,  proud. 

•KSato!,  -ai,-a,  the  centesimal  ter- 
mination of  the  ordinal  nnmc- 
rals  from  one  hundred  to  a  thou- 
sand, as  fiicKiiatoi,  -(/(,  -a,  two 
hundred,  &c. 

KoiTK/fTjfUi',  (fr.  KucKivov  a  sieve) 
like  a  sieve. 

KoaKivdfiiiiTti,  -io{,  Att.  -cwi,  )'/, 
(fr.  same,  and  ndvrif  a  diviner) 
one  v>ho  divines  xvith  a  .lieve,  who 
uses  a  sieve  to  tell  fortunes. 

'K6'7K'itov,  -ov,  ri,  a  sieve. 

KouKivo-roiii,  -ou,  0,  l),  (fr.  last,  and 
-otiui  to  make)  o  sieve-maker. 

KoairuXfiaria,  -uiv,  t«,  cuttings  or 
pann  as  of  leather,  useless  scraps  ; 
wortldess  informialion,  insignifi- 
cant discourse. 


K02 

Kogfte7v,  inf.  —  Koff/icTrt,  2  pi. 
(•out.  ind.  pres.  net. — Koapdai, 
3  pi.  cont.  pros.  sub.  act.  of 

Koafifu)  -w,  f.  -t'jaik),  p.  »cvi5o/iJ;<C(i, 
(tr.  Kdaprii  rojularily)  to  deck, 
adorn,  bcautil'y,  ilress,  grace, 
honour ;  to  furnish,  accoutre, 
pmvidr,  prepare,  equip,  rig ;  to 
adjust,  arrange,  scltle,  regulate  ; 
to  ilistri'iule,  order,  tlispose,  me- 
thoftize ;  to  jnar.ihal,  array ;  to 
discharge  an  office,  execute  it 
duty,  govern.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cKia- 
p>iaa,  and  Ion.  Kdaftvn:''  [>'"■• 
Kocfii'/aa;.  per.  ind.  pass.  KtKda- 
pt}jtat.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  iKoapt'i- 
0,iv. 

KdapriOcv,  BoGot.  Sync,  for  tKoa- 
ui'iihiaat,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  ol 

IrlSt. 

Kduf/iiita,  -aros,  rd,  (fr.  same)  an 
ornament,  decoration,  mark  nf 
distinction,  badge  ;  dress  ;  et/ui- 
poge,  furniture,  accoutrement. 

lioofoiv.  Dor.  for  Koajjuv,  prcs.  inf. 
act.  cont. —  Vioafr.'iaaii,  .^2ol. 
for  Kocfi/icas,  n.  pi.  Koofiiiaav- 
res,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  KiJir/o/o-a, 
-n?,  -£,  Ion.  for  ttcda^tjca,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  koct^i/w. 

Koaiii'iTcipa,  -ai,  I'li  fem.  for 

Koff/iTjn);,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Koaniu)  to 
adorn)  a  dresser,  adorner,  em- 
bellisher; a  director,  regulator, 
guide,  ruler,  governor,  master  or 
mistre.is. 

Koff/u/rMf,  -!),  -ill,  (ir.  same) 
adorning,  embellishing,  orna- 
mental, cosmetic. 

li.ocfi?iTos,  -i),  -di',  (fr.  same)  a'iorn 
ed,  embellished,  ornamented  ;  ar- 
ranged, regulated,  adjusted,  set- 
tled;  neat,   decent,  orderly,   be- 
coming. 

Koant'/Topc,  n.  du.  of 

K oiT/u/r (lip,  -opoi,  b,  (fr.  koc^Im  to 
array)  a  prince,  ruler,  chief, 
leader,  commander. 

KocTutKoi,  -i),  -di',  (fr.  Kdafxo^  the 
world)  xvort/lly,  temporal,  seyi- 
sual. 

Kdapiov,  -ov,  TO,  (neut.  of  ntxt) 
decency,  propriety,  order.  See 
Kdc/xoi. 

K(J(7/7(o?,  -a,  -ov,  or  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr. 
Koajjiu)  to  regulate)  well  regu- 
lated ;  orderly,  decent,  .sober,  mo- 
dest, becoming  ;  fine,  neat,  ele- 
gant. 

Koantirr;^,  -j;ro?,  i;,  (fr.  last)  mo- 
deridion,  equanimity,  calmness, 
temperance  ;  sobriety,  modesty, 
hashfulncis  ;  regidarily,  order ; 
neatness,  elegance,  grace,  come- 
liness, beauty ;  decency,  pro- 
priety. 

Korr/iYuif,  (fr.  Kdantog  decent)  or- 
derly, decently,  becomingly,  pro- 
perly, fitly ;  modestly,  .soberly. 

KoainKpnTiun,  -opoi,  b,  (fr.  vicr/iof 
the  world,  and  Kpari'ii)  to  heiir 
sway)  the  ruler  or  prince  of  this 
world,  Satan;  a  king,  prince, 
governor,  a.  pi.  KOapoKparopni. 

K'iaitov,  -ov,  ri,  a  beast  of  burden. 

Kuano(,  -ov,  b,  order,  distribution, 
arrangement,    regularity ;     mc-^ 
(3.52) 


KOT 

thod,  plan,  constitution ;  disei- 
jtUnc,  eubordiniitiiin,  education ; 
decorum,  propriety,  decency ; 
dress,  ornament,  cmbrUishmcnt ; 
grace,  eleaianre,  neatness;  cre- 
dit, rommendnlion,  praise,  pride, 
glory  ;  a  chief  magistrate  among 
the  Cretans;  the  iiorlil,univer.ie ; 
this  world,  mankind  ;  the  wick- 
ed ;  the  worldly,  childien  of  this 
worlil ;  the  inluibiteil  part  of  the 
worltl ;  the  Roman  empire;  the 
Jewish  territory  or  jitople. 

KuiTfii,),  (d.  of  lasl)  in  order,  or- 
derly, iL'ith  propriety. 

Ki'ictos,  Ion.  for  irdo-o?. 

K6aav(j>os,  and  Att.  Korriji^of,  -ou, 
6,  a  merle,  ouzel,  blackbird. 

Kiiarn,  same  as  uKdarij. 

Koaroi,  -ov,  b,  zedoary,  an  aroma- 
tic plant ;  tin  ointment  or  per- 
fume made  from  it. 

Kdavfijioi,-ov,b,Koavp(iti,  andKoff- 
avfijSri,  -rjs,  l/,  a  knot  in  a  reed  or 
timber  ;  a  chain,  clasp,  buckle. 

Koavftfiurii,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fi".  last) 
knotted,  fringed,  fiounced,  bor- 
elered ;  adorned  with  chains, 
cl(u<ips  or  buckles. 

KoraiVui,  same  as  Kor/u). 

Kort,  Hdrepa,  Ion.  for  xori,  nSrepa, 

Koriet,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act, 
—  KoTtatjtrai,  Poet,  for  Koriat- 
Titt,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 

Kor/w  -u),  f.  -I'ltrti)  and  -lou),  p.  kckS- 
TiiKa,  and  -cKii,  (fr.  kiStoj  grudge) 
to  be  angry,  entertain  malice  or 
revenge  ;  to  inm/,  grudge,  hate. 

Konjeig,  -I'icaon,  -nev,  (fr.  last)  an- 
gry, provoked,  irritated  ;  jealous, 
envious,  spiteful,  molicious. 

KoTivrjtpdpos,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  next, 
and  (jjipui  to  carry)  bearing  or  co- 
vered until  the  wiltl  olive. 

KirtfOi,  -ov,  b  or  I'l,  the  wild  olive; 
a  garland  or  crown  of  it. 

Korif,  -tios,  I'l,  the  lop,  and  back  of 
the  head. 

Kot'is,  anger,  rancour,  grudge. 

]A.6T0i,  -ov,  b,  and  Kdrov,  -ov,  rd,  ha- 
bit, manner,  disposition;  grudge, 
rancour,  malice,  spite  ;  anger, 
hatred;  envy, jealousy. 

Korrdfitcrii,  -iu{,  Att.  -twf,  i/,  play- 
ing at. 

K(5rT«/3o{,  and  Kdatrajios,  -ov,  b, 
a  sportive  convivial  game;  the 
smack,  or  dash  of  wine  flung 
out  of  the  glass  ;  sound  of  the 
empty  cup  turned  down  on  the 
table. 

KoTTfw  or  KiiTTu),  (fr.  *:i57rrw)  to 
berU  violently,  lash,  scourge,  flog; 
to  throw,  fiing,  dri.<th. 

KSrrrj,  -ns,  '),  '''«  head;  back  of 
the  head. 

Korrl^ui,  (fr.  Kdrroi  a  die)  to  play 
at  dice. 

ICorr<oT(K,-oB,  o,  (fr.  same)  aplay- 
cr  at  dice  ;  a  gambler,  gamester. 

K.6rro<;,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  kStto) 
to  fling)  a  die,  dice;  a  cock. 
Also  a  man's  name. 

KoTv^n,  -nu  '/)  a  measure  of  half  a 
pint  or  pound ;  any  small  vessel ; 
a  citp,  saucer,  pan,  glcuis ;  a  ca- 
vity ;  palm  of  the  liand,  holUno 


KOT 

of  the  foot  ;    the  hollmo  in  the 

clawi  or  feelers  of  Uie  polypus ; 

a    cup    or    hollow    in   one  bone 

which  receives  another  as  in  a 

socket. 
KoTv\tiiov6<piv,  Poet,  for  KOTv\ri66- 

vijiv,  2.  pi.  of 
KoTv\qcij}v,  -6vos,  b,  same  as  kotv- 

Ai/,  also,  the  herb  cotyledon  or  pen  • 

nyworl. 
Ko7T)X^purof,  -ov,  0,  {],  (fr.  kotv\i} 

a  cup,  and  piui  to  flow)  running 

in  cupfulls  or  hamlfulls,  pouring 

as  from  a  cup. 
K^7-ifXo{,  -ov,  i,  a  cup  or  small  vessel 

containing  a  KoriXn-  which  see. 
Hdrvi,  -no;,  or  Korvrui,  -60s  -ovi,  1;, 

the  (l^on  of  debauchery. 
KoTVTTta,  -uiv,    TO,    (fr.    last)   the 

festiv'd  or  orgies  of  that  demon  ; 

profligacy,  debauchery,  lewdness. 
Kou,  Ion.  for  irou. 
Kovaproi,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name._ 
Kovl3aph,  an    insect    living  under 

water  vessels  ;  a  wood-louse. 
KouK,  KovKid',  for  xai  ovk,  and  acui 

OVKlTt. 

KovKi,  ri,  the  name  of  a  tree,  also 
its  fruit. 

KovXei;,  Ion.  for  KoAcd;. 

Kou/ii,  Heb.  arise. 

Kovp>i,  -aj,  ^,  (fr.  Kcipui  to  clip)  a 
clipping,  shearing,  shaving,  par- 
ing, polling  ;  a  razor. 

Kovpiif,  -ios,  Att.  -fa)f,  b,  (fr. 
same)  a  barber. 

Kovpcvrpia,  -as,  !i,  (fr.  same)  a  she 
barber. 

Kovpcvu,  f.  -cijait),  (fr,  Kovpciis  a  bar- 
ber) to  shave  ;  to  clip,  sliear. 

KoOpi),  -rts,  I'l,  Ion.  for  Kdpri. 

Kovpi)Tts,  -iiiv,  01,  Lat.  Curetes, 
pnesLs  of  Rhea,  or  Cybcle,  call- 
ed also  Coryhantes. 

KouprjTiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Kovpos,  for  k6- 
pos  a  youth)  a  groutn  young  man. 

Kovpias,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  xovpciis  a  bar- 
ber, th.  Kilpui  to  shave)  shaved, 
smooth. 

yiovpifiins,'a,-ov,  (fr.  KoBoof  Ion.  for 
Kipotyo\ine)marriagealilr ;  youth- 
ful, manly  ;  young,  blooming  ; 
Subs,  a  bridegroom  ;  a  bride. 

Koup/^bt,  (fr.  same)  to  be  youthful, 
bloom  ;  In  behave  youthfully, 
sport,  play  ;  to  fondle^  caress; 
to  rear  from  r.hililhood. 

Kovoi<ric,  -h,  -Ai'i  (fr.  kovou  shavmg, 
th.  Kiipiii  to  clip)  bnrbir-ltlte,  of  a 
harfier,  about  'having. 

KouDt(,  (fr.  fami:)  by  the  beard,  by 
ihr  liatr.  Or,  (fr.  Kovnm  a  youth) 
youthfulli/,  rrigrrh/,  •irdrnlly. 

Koi'oiof,  and  Konpi/of,  -or,  ri,  (fr. 
KovotBs  n  barber)  a  bn:  'ler's  shop. 

Koiip)ii,  alt,  brer,  porter. 

Korr0o(,  Inn.  for  K^ipos,  a  youlli, 
youni;  prrton. 

Koiiooavvtj,  ->7(,  Ih  (fr-  liul)  rJiiM- 
howt,  infanry  ;   youth. 

Kovfxircpod  -11,  -or, romp.  dX KoT'pof. 

KovpOTOAijiOf,  -on,  h,  li,  (fr.  Koi'pns  a 
youth,  and  rp/^>.i  lo  mar)  rear- 
ing ynung  prrinnM  ;  brrrdmg  a 
vmrlikr  rare,  feeding  men, 

Kovvrui^i'ii,  -Its,  li,  (fr.  Lnt.  nuK- 
todia,    safeguard)   care,  rJutrge, 


KPA 

watch,  guard,  custody  ;  a  guard, 

sentry,  keeper. 
KovTi,  KovTis,  for  Kai  ouri,and  Kai 

OVTIS. 

Kuv(pa,  Kov<pij>s,  (fr.  Koiijios  light) 
slightly;  lii-tUly,  nimbly  ;  gen- 
tly, easily. 

Kovipii^ovaav,  a.  sin.  fem.  par.  pros, 
act.  of 

Kovipi^o),  f.  -tail),  p.  KCKoviptKa,  (fr. 
next)  to  lighten,  ease,  alleviate, 
assuage,  mitigate  ;  to  succour, 
help,  relieve  ;  to  comfort,  con- 
sole ;  to  raise  ;  to  expedite, 
hasten  ;  to  be  light,  active  or 
swift.   1  a.  ind.  act.  cKovilnaa. 

Koi30O5,  -r),  -ov,  light,  not  hcavy,airy, 
buoyant  ;  easy,  tolerable  ;  slight, 
small,  puny  ;  trifling,  iiisignifl- 
cant,  trivial  ;  swift,  nimble,  ac- 
tive ;  flckle,  inconstant,  capri- 
cious; gentle,  mild,  kin/l,  favour- 
able, comp.  Kovipdrcpos,  sup. 
-uraTos. 

Kov(p6ii)  -u>,  same  as  Kovfi^ia. 

Koi5(/iaJs,  see  Kuv(j)a. 

Hdtpivos,  -ov,  b,  a  basket,  pannier, 
hamper  ;  a  case,  chest,  coffin  ;  a 
measure  of  liquids  and  dry 
tilings  among  the  Boeotians. 

K(i;^X/<^,  -uKOS,  b,  a  pebble,  flint, 
small  stone  ;  a  heap  of  pebbles ; 
a  sharp  rock. 

KovXiopioi',  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  k6^\o(  a 
shell )  a  spoon,  spoonful. 

Ko)^Xia{,  -ov,  b,  a  spiral  or  turbi- 
nated shell  ;  a  snail  or  perri- 
winkle  ;  a  screw ;  a  7nactiine  for 
raising  water. 

Ko,yX'5,  -Wof ,  !i,  the  shell-flsh  from 
which  the  purple  or  scarlet  was 
got  ;  a  pcrriwinkle. 

K.d)(^\os,  -ov,  b,  a  shell ;  a  shell-flsh, 
muscle,  cockle,  snail. 

K.6^\w,  to  whirl,  turn,  viirul,  roll, 
twist,  ivrithe  or  wreathe. 

K.6)(^os,  -ov,  0,  abundant  moisture, 
copious  dew,  violent  perspiration, 
sweat. 

Ko)(^vi^faK<i),  and  Ko^viokij),  Ion.  for 

Ko)^vi^iio  -it),  and  Ko;^i'u),  (tr.  Kiiyuf 
moisture)  to  run,  Irirklc,  drop  ; 
to  flow  abundnntty  ;  to  run  with 
a  noise,  murmur,  purl. 

iio)(i:ivri,  -nf,  h,  ""'d  K(i;^(<)i'Oi',  -01', 
rb,  the  hip  joint,  the  hip  ;  the 
thigh. 

K<ii/'a(,  -naa,  -nv,  par.  1  a.  art. 
—  K6\^cv,  Ion.  for  /Ko\pc,  3  sin. 
1  a.  Hill.  act.  —  Kdiluvrai,  3  pi. 

I    (.    Mid.   nnd.   of  KiTTTdl. 

K«5>|i/io(,  -ov,  I),  a  Irce  resembling 

lii<;  medlar. 
KA'^v)^<H  or  K6\piKos,  -ov,  b,  same 

UH  Koa(TVIjii>(. 

Kp'i'tinv,  lor»priroi',  All.  (orKpi}vov, 

I  a,  iiMpr.  act.  ii(  kohIhi). 
fCp4as,  -"'•ot,  Ti,  the  head. 
Ko'i'ir',   Apoc.  I<ir   npnara,  pi.  of 

Intl. 
KpdfiaTii  or   Kpiil]l\oros,  -Ov,  b,  a 

mnttrrm,  pnho',  p'lllrl, 
Ko'iyyi),  -i<,  //.  Kp'iywi'  or  Kony 

yuiv,  -oi'ot,  o,  a  kind  oflobiler. 
Ko'Y^cic,  -lion,  -fr,  par.  —  V^payi)- 

nil,  inf.  -  a.  |in»n.  of  Ap'i^m. 
Knuy/Tr;,,   -ui',    A,    (Ir,    Kod^ia    to 
(363) 


KPA 

shout)  a  bawler,  shouter.      Adj 
clamorous,  noisy,  chattering. 

KpaYli",  same  as  t,pd^u).  pres. 
impr.  act.  Kpiiyijdt,  by  redupl. 
KCKpiiyijOi,  by  Sync.  KiKpaydt. 

KpHiaiio)  or  Kpa(5u'u  -u>,  (fr.  KpdSi] 
a  fig-branch)  to  shake,  brandish, 
wave,  flourish.  KpiK^ahofiat,  to 
vibrate,  <]uivtr,  tremble,  throb, 
palpitate. 

Kpuc'v,  -r}s,  i/,  a  shoot  or  branch  of 
the  flg-tree  ;  any  leaf,  bough  ; 
the  wild  flg  ;  a  theatrical  ma- 
chine. 

KpaSinpopia,  -as,  1';,  (fr.  lastj  and 
0f'pu)  to  carry)  the  carrying  of 
flg-branrhes  ;  a  festival  at 
Athens. 

Kpaciu,  -us,  and  Ion.  KpaSlti,  -ijj, 
1';,  by  Motath.  for  xapi^ia. 

Kpa'oof,  -ov,  1),  same  as  xpaiij. 

Kpu'^u,  3  sin.  -^o/i£»',  I  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  —  Kpii^tii',  pres.  inf. 
act.  —  Kpd^ii)i',-ovaa,-ov,  a.  -^ov- 

TO,    pi.    I).    -^OVTCS,  g.     -^dl'TUlV,    a. 

-i^ovTas,  par.  pres.  act.  of 
Kpn'fu),  1.  -f(o,  p.  KiKpaxa,  to  cry^ 
shout,  bawl,  clamour,  vociferate  ; 
to  exclaim,  call  upon,  invoke  ;  to 
call  fur,  demand  ;  to  croak,  caw, 
chatter^  roar.  impf.  act.  txpa- 
^ov.  1  a.  ind.  act.  iKpa^a,  and 
iKixpa^a.  1  f.  mid.  »tpdfo/iai.  per. 
ind.  mid.  KiKpaya.  ppfut.  Kt- 
Kod^o^m. 
KpuOtis,  -£r<ro,  -iv,  par.  1  a.  pass. 

o(  KtpdvVVjil. 

Kp«6iji'u(,  by  Sync,  for  )(par;;Sijva«, 
1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  Kpartui. 

Kp'ii'iu),  anil  Poet.  K.paiatvo>,  f. 
-ui'u),  p.  KiKpaKa,  to  perfect, 
flnit.h,  complete  ;  to  effect,  ac- 
complish, fulfil  ;  to  create,  make, 
frame,  form  ;  to  command,  rule, 
govern  ;  to  satisfy,  content,  gra- 
tify. 1  a.  ind.  act.  iKpava. 
Att.  iicpiiva'  impr.  Kpfivov,  ana 
Poet.  Kpfini^ov.  per.  ind.  pass. 
KtKpaiiat.  I  f.  mid.  Kpavovfiai' 
inf.  KpnvuaOaf  and  Pool,  xpa- 
vhaOiii. 

Kpdf TTaXiioj,  and  KpniTr«X/a»  -w,  f. 
-)]nii>,  (fr.  next)  to  be  drunk  or 
into.ricated  ;  lo  be  sick  after 
drinking,  have  a  headach. 

Kp'iiTTifXi;,  •»;{,)'/,  (pi'rhaps  fr.  Kpns 
the  head,  and  n  iXXtji  lo  shako) 
a  surfrit^  drhaurh  ;  heailach, 
dizziness  after  drink  ;  rri  riling, 
feasting,  rioting,  drunkenness. 

KpiitrraXll^ui,  f.  -taio,  (fr.  la.1t)  to 
feast,  revel,  be  riotous  ;  to  indulgt 
or  rrrrrd  in  rating  or  drinking, 
be  ill  link  or  inlnrirutrd. 

Kpniirid,  nnd  Knuinruj;,  (fr.  next) 
swiftly,  rapiiUy  ;  quickly,  soon, 
Kpeedily, 

Kp'iiiri'ic,  -i),  -hv,  swift,  'juirk,  ra- 
pid ;  speedy,  nimlilr,  arlirr. 

Kp'ilpi,  -as,  if,  (pcrhnp'*  fr.  itdpa 
the  head)  the  hrnd  ;  the  tup,  enil, 
ertremily  ;  a  ynnliirm. 

KpdXiis,  -"v,  '<,  a  king.  KpdXatva, 
-as,  bt  "  ipirin, 

Kpiip'i,  -iiriis,  Tu,  (fr.  Ktpdvvvui  to 
mix)  o  hiixlure  panirularly  of 
wine  and  water  ;  li(pior. 


KPA 

KpAftPn,  -li,  h,  coleworts,  cabbeigr, 

ciiulifiotver. 
Kpn'/i^o;,  -;;,  -o)',  diy,  clean,  iient, 
delicate.  Subs,  a  ilismsc  i/i 
vines  from  drought,  hlishl. 
Kpii;<;io^(j)Of,  -ov,  h,  (tr.  Kpaftfiri 
cabbanf,  niul  ipdyio  to  cut)  cub- 
hage-eiile'-,  the  name  ofii  (rog. 

Kf)d>'a,-a;,  KpniiuMts, -uir,  Dor.  for 
Kpi)\ii,  and  iif)i;i'imV{. 

Kpaiaif,  -(I,  -(")!■,  (Ir.  »i(ip);roi'  tlio 
top)  slerji,  rotish,  nigged,  monn- 
tainou.i,  harren,  ivil/l. 

KpntlcnOiu,  by  Poet.  Dial.  forKon- 
veiaOitt,  1  t.  iiil.  mid.  of  Kpalvu). 

Kpnrcin,  -nj,  i'/,  ihc  cunieil  lice  or 
ivild  cherry. 

Kpa'rfior,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  Kpni'oi/  the 
skull)  a  headpiece,  casque,  liel- 
mcl. 

Kpaiid^av,  Dor.  for  xpai'iniJui',  g. 
pi.  of 

Kp/ii(i'i5ff,  -dji',  iii,  see  Kpdva. 

Kpiiiiici,  Dor.  lor  Knvviies,  pi-  of 
Koj;  »■/';. 

Kpdri'oi',  -01',  Tu,  (fr.  Kiiptivov  the 
head)  t/je  «^u//,  Acad  ;  a  kind  of 
cup. 

Kpaiiu)r,  -ovo;,  b,  (fr.  last)  skuH,  a 
ticlilious  name. 

Kpa'i'or,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  Kapijvov  the 
head)  (/ic  .t^-uW. 

Kpui'o?,  -£05,  Td,  (fr.  same)  a  ted- 
picce,  helmet. 

ripavTrip,  -Ttpoi,  and  Kp«'i'r(jp,  -opof , 
6,  (fr.  Kpnivu)  to  firush)  a  maker, 
effecter,  worker,  ^finisher,  au- 
thor ;  a  ruler,  prince,  chief, 
governor, 

Kpafaf,  -aaa,  -av,  pi.  n.  -^avrci, 
par.  1  a.  act.  —  Kpn'fu),  -its,  -tt, 
1  f  ind.  act.  of  (cpo'^u. 

Ko'js,  -ards,  cent,  for  /cpaa;. 

Kp«?,  -arog,  coiit.  for  Kpea^. 

Kpiims  -If);,  Att.  -cu)f,  i;,  (fr.  Kcpdv 
vvftt  to  mix)  a  mirture,  ming- 
ling, blending,  tempering;  the 
figure  Crasis. 

Kpu<rr£<5oy,  -ou,  rh,  (fr.  KOCfid(j)  to 
hang,  and  jrf(3o»'  the  ground)  </(c 
'  border  or  Aew  o/"  a  dress  ;  a 
fringe,  flounce  ;  a  lace,  tassel, 
tuft  ;  an  extremity,  edge,  mar- 
gin, verge  ;  a  brink,  bank,  bor- 
der, shore  ;  the  fool  of  a  moun- 
tain ;  a  priesCs  robe,  surplice. 

KpdoTif,  -105,  Att.  -£u)s,  fi,  same  as 
ypa'oTif. 

Kpdriiiyos,  -ov,  and  Kparaiywi', 
-uivoi,  b,  the  wild  service-tree, 
hawthorn. 

Kparaiyvd^og,  -ov,  b,  ii,  (fr.  Kpa- 
raid{,  strong,  and  yvaXov  the 
palm)  strong-handed,  flrm,  lusty, 
able,  hardy ;  bold,  valiant,  brave  ; 
strengthening. 

Kpuraiif,  -icoi;,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
({  strength)  might,  strength, 
greatness,  power. 

Kparati;,  -a,  -dv,  (fr.  icpdrof 
Strength)  powerful,  mighty, 
vehement,  forcible ;  brave,  va- 
liant, bold,  hnrdy  ;  able,  strong, 
Tofru.it. 

KpaTatoTtji,  -tiTOS,  fi,  (fr.  last) 
might,  power,  force  ;  strength, 
hardihood,    stoutness ;    courage. 


KPA 

bravery,  fortitude,  flrmness,  re- 
solution. 

KpaTiiiolaOe,  2  pi.  cont.  prcs.  impr. 
mid.  of 

Kpnruiddi  -ui,  f.  -waoi,  p.  KCKpaTcitoi- 
Ka,  (fr.  same)  to  sirrngtiun, 
make  strong,  inrigoratc  ;  to  cor- 
roborate, enforce,  confirm  ;  to 
prevail  over,  be  powerful  or 
brave,  pres.  impr.  mid.  Kpn- 
Taifiov  -ov.  impf.  mid.  iKpuraiod- 
fiyjv  -ovjit]v.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  £*p«- 
TaiiiOriv. 

KpiiTalnovi,  -oSo(,  b,  i),  (fr.  KpaTuioi 
strong,  and  nohi  a  li)ol)  strong- 
footvd,  horny-Joulcd,  lusty. 

KpaTinwOtivai,  1  a.  inf.  puss,  of 
npnTnioiti. 

Kpuruiw/iu,  -arog,  rb,  (fr.  KpaTatbi 
strong)  strength,  statnlily,  Jirm- 
ncss  ;  a  fortress,  forlijiration, 
strong  hold  ;  thefirmameni. 

Kpiirdiwj,  (fr.  same)  strongly, 
flniily,  risolutfly,  brnvcly  ;  vfJii- 
mently,  earnestly. 

KpnTaluxTis,  -los,  Att.  -ewg,  >j,  (fr. 
same)  strength  ;  a  strengthening, 
confirmation,  corroboration. 

Kparht  -u,  3  sin.   pres.  ind.  act. 

—  Kpar££  -£i,  -, sin.  pres.  impr. 
— Kpar£75,2sin.  Kpar£iT£,-7-o(;o'i, 
2  and  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.   act. 

—  KpuTe7i>,  act.  —  Kp(iTc7a9ai, 
pass.  prcs.  inf.  cont.  of  Kpariu). 

Kpdrci  -tt,  d.  sin.  of  xrparof. 

KpaTcpdjif,  .^^ol.  for  KpaTcpwv,  g. 
pi.  of 

Kparfpds,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  Kpdros 
strength)  same  as  Kaprcpds. 

UpaTcpdippov  ,  for  -(ppuva,  a.  sin.  of 

Kpartpii^puii',  -otios,  b,  >/,  same  as 
KapTcp6<j>pii}V. 

KpuTcpiivv^,  -v)(0';,  6,  /;,  (fr.  KpiTi- 
pbg  strong,  and  6vv^  a  hoof)  hav- 
ing hard,  firm  or  strong  claws 
or  hoofs,  sound-footed. 

Kparfpwf,  (fr.  same)  same  as  Kap 

TtpSli. 

KpartvTiti,  -iov,  al,  {fr.  Kpuros 
strength)  spit-racks. 

KparevTakii',  g.  pi.  JI£.o\.  of  last. 

KpuTtu)  -io,  f.  -I'lTW,  p.  KCKpnniKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  have  the  mastery, 
bear  sway,  command,  rule,  go- 
vern ;  to  conquer,  subdue,  over- 
come ;  to  prevail,  surmount ;  to 
excel,  surpass,  exceed  ;  to  lay 
hold  on,  become  master  of,  take, 
seize,  retain,  keep  ;  to  own,  pos- 
sess, enjoy  ;  to  take  hold  of,  em- 
brace ;  to  conjine,  restrain,  con- 
strain, repress  ;  to  remember, 
recollect  ;  to  endure,  persevere, 
persist  in.  I  a.  act.  ind.  cKparij- 
ca'  impr.  Kparrjaov,  -arm"  sub. 
Kpari'i(TO>,  -jis,  -!i'  inf.  KpaTijaai' 
par.  KpiiTi'iaai.  per.  inf.  act.  ks.- 
KparnKivat.  impf.  pass.  CKparcd- 
firjv  -ovfi>]v,  in  3  pi.  -lavTO  -oTjvto. 
per.  ind.  pass.  KCKpaTnpiai,  m  3 
pi.  KtKodTr)VTat.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
CKpari'fiiiV  par.  KpaTt]Otis. 

Koar/jo,  and  Ion.  Kp>;r^p,  -npog,  b, 
'  {fr.'  Kcpiii'i'v/jii  to  mix)  a  IjovjI, 
basin,  goblet ;  a  crater,  mouth  of 
a  volcano,  of  a  well  or  pit. 

KpoTji!,  -Tjj,  2  and  3  sin.  -Ttjrc,  2 
■       (354) 


KPE 

pl.  cont.  pros.  sub.  act.  —  Kpa- 
Tt'i<Tas,  n.   pl.  -aiiires,  par.   1   n. 
act.  —  Kapn'/aii,  3  sin.  I  f.  ind. 
act. —  KpdTiicOf,  -dru),  2  pl.  -Ti'i- 
orrc,  1   a.   impr.   act.  —  Konr/i- 
auiai,  3  pl.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of  k pa- 
ri j). 
KpaTtialitayoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  Kpari'u) 
to  prevail,  and  lid^onai  to  fight) 
victorious. 
KpnTtjatT^ovs,  -oio(,  b,  !),  (fr.  same, 
and  TToi'f  the  foot)  swift  of  foot, 
conquering  at  the  foot-race. 
KpuTi'itrnTTTos,  -ov,   b,  /;,   (fr.  same, 
and    iiTTroy    a    horse)    victorious 
with  horses,  owning  horses  that 
u'on. 
Kpdrricris,    -loi,    Att.    -toij,   fi,    (fr. 
same)    power,    rule,    authority, 
sway,  reign,  government,  empire, 
dominion  ;  retention,  restraint. 
KpdTi,  d.  sin.  of  Kpdi. 
KpuTtara,    (fr.    next)    most    ably, 

cxr.ellrntly,  best. 
Kpd'no-rus,  -;;,  -ov,  (sup.  fr.  Kpdroi 
strength)  most  powerful,  stiong- 
est,  bravest,  best,  most  excellent. 
KpuTOf,  -coj  -ouf ,  TO,  strength,  flrm- 
ness,  stability  ;    courage,  resolu- 
tion, fortitude  ;  endurance,  per- 
severance :    power,    n'lility,   effi- 
cacy, might  ;    superiority,  sway, 
authority,    dominion,    rule,    em- 
pire, reign,    command ;     glory, 
fame,  renown  ;  victory,  conquest, 
subjugation  ;    force,    violence  ; 
the  wrist,  d.  KpdTu  -ei. 
Kporos,  g.  of  Kpds. 
Kparos,  -71,  -ov,    (fr.   Kcpdvvvfti  to 
mix)  mixed,    mingled,    blended, 
tempered. 
KparuvvTcs,  -lov,  oi,  (n.  pl.  cont. 
par.    pres.    act.    of    Kpariia     to 
rule)  masters,  owners,  possessors, 
lords. 
KpaTvvo),     (fr.    ne.xl)     to   fortify, 
strengthen,  make  strong  ;    to  en- 
force,   corroborate,    confirm ;    to 
rule,  govern,  commaJid. 
Kpariig-ua,  -u,l(fr.  Kpdro;  strength) 
strong,  potent,  able  ;  ingenious, 
crafl^y,  clever. 
Kparioncv,    1   pl.   cont.   pres.   sub. 
act.  —  KpuTuiv,  g.  -TovvTos,  par. 
pres.  act.  cont.  of  Kpariw. 
Kpavya^dvTwv,  g.  [il.  par.  pres.  act. 

of 
Kpauyu'^o),  f.  -aau),  p.  KCKpavynKa, 
(fr.  Kpavyfi   a  shout)  to  cry  out, 
vociferate,   exclaim  ;    to    squall, 
whine. 
Kpavydvu,  same  as  last. 
Kpiivydirci,  3  sin.   1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

k'pavyd^ti). 
Kpavy:iai^r)i,-ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  croaA:- 

er  ;  the  name  of  a  frog. 
K.pavy!),  -rii,  >i,  {fr.  Kp'i^u)  to  shout) 
a    cry,  shriek,  shout  ;    clamour, 
din,  vociferation  ;  complaint,  out- 
cry. 
KpaTipos,  -a,  -ov,  dry,  harsh,  parch- 
ed, crusty,  hardened.     Subs,    a 
wen  ;  a  sore  ,'  a  disease  in  cat- 
tle. 
K.pla,  cont.    from    Kpiara,    pl.  of 

»cpfaf. 
Kptdypa,   -at,  t'l,  (fr-  "pias  flesh. 


KPE 

and  iypa  a  catch)  a  Jlesh-hook  ; 
Jlesh-furk  ;  a  harpoon,  grajiple. 

Kpcavofiiui  -i,  f.  -I'lUij),  (fr.  same, 
and  vifiiji  to  divide)  to  cut  up 
meal,  divide,  carve ;  to  cook, 
dress  iictuals  ;  to  eat,  feed  on. 

Kpias,  g.  KpiaTus,  Ion.  Koiaoi,  Alt. 
Kpiws,  7-d,  7>icat,  J!esh.  n.  a.  |il. 
Kpiara,  xpiaa,  Kpca.  g.  Kptu'ruiv, 
xpediDV  and  apiuiv. 

Kpiioica,  Poel.  and  Dor.  for  Kpi- 
ovaa,  n.  feni.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
KpiiD.      Subs,  a  queen. 

Kpctoi',  -ou,  rd,  (fr.  Kpias  meal)  a 
Jlesh-pot,  pan,  hoiler. 

KprJovTa,  a  sin.  of  Kpciuv. 

Kpctos,  -ov,  4,  a  man's  name. 

Kociccova,  neul.  pi.  —  Kpcitraovis, 
n.  pi.  mas.  —  Koeiaaoci  and  Kpc- 
iTToai,  d.  pi.  of  Kptiacj>v. 

KoeicaoTtKvoi,  -ov,  &,  fi,  (fr.  next, 
and  TiKiov  an  offspring)  6f«fr 
than  children. 

Kpctcajjv  or  -rrwi',  -oro?,  6,  )';, 
(comp.  fr.  Kpdrof  slrengtli,  but 
attributed  to  ayaOii  good)  more 
poweiful,  superior  ;  stronger, 
braver,  more  valinnt ;  more  ex- 
cellent, better.  O't  Kpurrovti,  the 
great  ones,  gods. 

Kptiii),  Poet,  for  tp/w.  par. 
pres.  act.  xpcliav,  -ovaa,  -ov,  g. 
-ovrof. 

Kp(lit)i;  -ovTof,  b,  (par.  pres.  act. 
of  last)  a  ruler,  king,  prince. 
Also,  a  man's  name. 

Kpciuii^,  Poet,  forxptur,  g.  pi.  cont. 

of  lfp/(l{. 

KpiKu),  f.  -^ui,  p.  -)(a,  (fr.  vtpWf 
a  shuttle)  to  strike  with  the  shut- 
tle or  rce/l  in  weaving;  to  hit, 
rap,  knock  ;  to  creak,  grate. 

Kpiiifi^u,  f.  -lioiii,  same  as  Kotfidiu. 
2  a.  ind.  act,  tKpi^iafov. 

Kpifiaftat,  -aai,  -rai,  3  pi.  -vrai, 
pass,  or  mid.  according  lo  the 
ibrm  of  verbs  in  -/it,  same  as 
uptfidia.  par.   pres.  pass.  Kpcfid- 

fltVOf. 

KpcfidanoOat,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  —  Kpt- 
/idaaf,  -aaa,  -av,  n.  pi.  -anvTif, 
par.  1  a.  act. — K.pcfiaaOuii,-i1an, 
iv,  g.  pi.  -aOifTiat',  par.  I  a.  pass. 
—  KpciiaaOij.  3  sin.  1  a.  sub. 
pass.  —  KpifaaOiivai,  I  a.  inf. 
pass,  of  Kpifidu), 

Kpt;/i<«7Ti/p,  -f)po«,  II,  {fr.  Kpeiidii)  to 
liang)  ih'itht)  which  any  tninr  is 
tuspruilril^  n  btlt,  girdle,  strap, 
&c.  a  mus'^le,  nm<t. 

Kpiitairfioiof,  -ov,  n,  ti,  (fr.  same) 
hanging,  mspmdrd ,  danglini;. 

KptftiiiiTdf,  -/),  -if,  (fr.  sumo)  hung 
up,  mispendrd, 

Kpifidm  -bi,  KpriiafvVii),  and  Kpc 
fidvt'Vfit,  f.  -iirnii,  p.  -QKa,  to  hang 
up,  ru»jinid,  ajijiiml  lo  ;  to  im- 
pend, hang  ovrr  ;  In  hirp  ox  hold 
in  sufprnnr.  Kpifido/tai  -w/iui, 
to  he  hanging,  hang  ;  In  rlrf>rnd. 
I  a.  ind.  art.  ttplfiaan.  1  a, 
pass.  ind.  mpiiidnflnv  »ub.  «pt- 
//airrtiu"  par.  KniiinaOilf. 

Kpf fifiii^ny,  -ov,  rii,  a  rattle,  crula- 
nrl,  tirnhrel,  rymlml. 

Kni)iv(,  -vof,  h,  some  kind  of  Bsli. 

Kp(f,  -Kis,  /i,  and  Kptnaf,  (fr.  xpi- 


KPH 

KO  to  creak)  a  game  bird  omi- 
nous for  weddings  ;  the  hair, 

Kp/oiaa,Dor.  for  uptovaa,  (n.  fem. 
par.  pres.  act.  of  Kpiui  to  reign) 
a  royal  lady,  queen.  Also  Crc- 
vsa,  a  woman's  name. 

Kpeovpyiui  -u>,  (fr.  Kptovpyii  a 
butcher)  to  be  a  bulclur,  cut  up 
flesh,  cook  or  dress  meat, 

Viptovpyii&tiv,  (fr.  same)  like  a 
butcher,  lmtcherly,iti  small  pieces, 
piecemeal. 

Kptovpyia,  -as,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  butch- 
ery, culling  yp  of  meat  ;  a  dis- 
trilmtinn  of  meat  ;  mangling, 
staughtir. 

Kpcovpyoi,  -01,  b,  (fr.  Kpias  flesh, 
and  ipyov  work)  a  bulchrr  ;  an 
inferior  priest  or  servant  who 
killed  the  victim. 

Kpiovoa,  -ns,  f/.  see  in  k-pioiaa. 

Kpiacrovcs,  n.  pi.  of 

lipiaauiv.  Dor.  (or  Kpdacuiv. 

Kpj'w,  and  Poet.  Kpti'u,  to  rule,  go- 
vern, command,  reign,  Le  a 
king. 

Kptoiliporioi  -d,  f.  -I'aio,  (fr.  Kpias 
flesh,  and  ppiltaKui  to  cat)  to  cat 
or  live  on  flesh. 

Koiwv, -OTTOS,  b,  (par.  pres.  act.  of 
Kpiui  to  reign)  a  king,  prince, 
ruler,  chief.     A  man's  name, 

Kpiu)-irui\rjs,  -01',  b,  (fr.  Kpias  flesh, 
and  :tw/\/u)  to  sell)  o  butcher, 
dealer  i/t  meat. 

K.p€u>T!ti\iov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 
meat-market,  shamhles. 

Kpcdiipuyos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
^dyui  to  cat)  eating  or  living  on 
flesh,  carnivorous. 

Kp^yBof,  -ov,  b,  }i,  (fr.  KJjp  the 
heart,  and  f/ivs  sweet)  good, 
vseful,  profltablc,  beneficial  ; 
pleasant,  welcome,  grateful  ; 
pleasing,  agreeable,  dear  ;  gen- 
tle, mild,  peaceable,  kind,favour- 
alile. 

KpO'V/ii'Oi',  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  Knpa  the 
head,  and  f'iui  to  bind)  a  binder 
or  hand  fur  the  head,  turban, 
flllrl,  riband,  garland  ;  bntlle- 
menl,  pinnacle  ;  the  couer  or 
stopper  of  any  vessel. 

Kpni'/i'iTc,  2  pi.  of —  Kp;'/f;i'oi',  1  a. 
impr.  act.  —  Kpinivui,  1  a.  inf. 
act,  of  Kpaiahw,  Poet,  fur  xpal- 

•    vol. 

Kp'iOcti^as,  Dor.  for  KpriOilotis,  -ov, 
li,  the  son  ofKpriOias. 

Kp'iOii',  (fr.  Kpi'ii  llie  head)  from 
over  head,  from  nhore. 

Koi/O/iov, -oil,  r4,  a  kind  of  liprb. 

Kohlluiv,  -ovoffb,  a  man's  mime. 

Kp/;ioi',  -ov,  r4,  (fr.  tpius  ttrnh)  a 
rahr  or  pastry  containing  viral,  ii 
Viral-pir. 

Koiifiyiiiii  -ui,nr  Kp^/ii'i/zi,  (fr.  Kpf/it- 
rot  a  iireripire)  lo  p'tripitntr, 
throw  hradlnng,  hurt,  lumldr  ; 
Kpo/iifl/iui,  to  Iran  or  hani;  ovrr, 
be  stiyjirndrd  ;  lo  tirigh  anchor. 
prr<<.  impr,  art.  xpi'iiiiiiOi'  inf. 
Kpnfiyiivm'  par.  noniivHf,  'San, 
-lii',  ({.  -'II rot.  impf.  act.  tKffifi- 
fn*'i  -r/ft  -n- 
Kpfifivii,  by  Apoc.  for  toftfivnOi, 
pres,  impr,  art.  Or  Ion.  for 
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KPI 

txpi'ifivri,    S    sin.   impf.    act.   of 
last. 

Kp';/(i(^w,  (fr.  next)  to  cast  down 
heailtong,  fling  ovtr  a  precipice, 
throw  down,  hurl,  precipi- 
tate. 

Kpi]ftvdsi-0''i  b,  (fr.  nrpc^au  to  bang) 
an  overhanging  rock,  precipice, 
sleep  ridge,  hank,  shore. 

Kpniii  6T>ii,  -rjTos,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  itecp- 
7iess,  abrupt  declivity. 

K-pniirdrns,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
fountain,  spring  ;  a  waterfall. 

Kpnfiviofns,  -to J  -ovs,  b,  I/,  (fr. 
same)  precipitous,  abrupt,  rug- 
ged, steep,  craggy. 

Kpijiui,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Kpfjvov,  I 
a.  impr.  act,  of  Kpatyio. 

Kpi;i'u?os,  -a,  -ov,  (fr,  Kpi'ivi  a 
spring)  of  a  fountain,  springing, 
bubbling,  gushing. 

Kprji'duiv,  jEoI,  for  Kpi/iuiv,  g,  pi.  of 
same, 

Kpi'/i'ij,  ->is,  !i,  a  spring,  fountain, 
well,  source  /  a  cistern,  resirvoir, 
pond. 

KpnuiOics,  -ii)v,  a'l.  Nymphs  of  the 
wells. 

Kpyi-if,  -loos,  h,  (dim,  of  dp.'vi;  a 
fountain)  a  little  well ;  a  pool. 

K.pn~i^iu  -w,  f.  -u)0(i),  (fr.  Kprjrls  a 
shoe)  In  shoe,  put  on  shoes  ;  lo 
found,  lay  a  foundation. 

Kptiniiuijia,  -aros,  ri,  (fr.  last)  a 
shoeing  ;  a  basis,  foundation, 
groundwork. 

Kprjffij,  -lios,  f),  a  shoe,  slipper  ;  a 
base,  basis,  foundation,  grountl- 
work.  KprjTri^es,  soldiers  from 
wearing  this  kind  of  shoe. 

KpTis,  Dor.  for  Kpi.is. 

Kp'K,  -irbs,  b,  and  Kpnaaa,  -ris,  i), 
(fr.  Kpi'irn  Crete)  a  man  or  wo- 
man  of  Crete,  Cretan. 

Kpnaipa,  -as,  i),  a  wide  sieve,  colan- 
der or  basket  for  straining  ;  a 
sifting  cloth,  wrapper. 

KpijoKiis,  -ivTos,  b,  fr.  Crescens, 
Lat.  a  man's  name. 

Kpi('r</ii5)/);roi',  -otp,  rb,  (fr.  Rpi);  tlio 
Cretan  king  Minos,  and  ■pn'yu 
to  escape)  an  asylum,  rrfagr, 
shelter,  sanrluaiy  ;  a  subsidy, 
contribution. 

Mpnrii,  -IIS,  i),  Lat.  Creta,  now 
Candia. 

Kpvri/o,  Ion.  fr,  Kpnrfip. 

KpiirK^f  (fr.  Kpiirij  Crrle)  lo  imi- 
tate, act  or  behave  like  the  Cre- 
tans, 

Kp'i,  rb,  by  Apoc.  from  ifpiOi;  or 
Kpttn'oi'. 

Kpiiiffta  -d,  (perhaps  fr.  kTw  the 
h'-iiri,  and  ,'iHui  lo  gralit)')  lo 
hiugh,  smile, 

Kplyt,  Inn.  fur  iKplyt,  3  sin.  2  a. 

ind.  ad.  of  »p/<;^iu, 
Kpiy^i>(,  -oTi,  b,  and  Kpiyii,-!l<x  fi, 
(fr,  next)  .1  creak,  hnmh  noise  ; 
a  shriek,  si/uall,  scream  ;  a  hit*, 
itig  or  V  hazing  snund. 
Kpi^u,  f,  -(..).  p.  k/>,i>t\n,  lo  irrnk, 
grnir,  make  a  hntih  noise  ;  lo 
crack,  snap  ;  to  shriek,  scream, 
miunll ;  lo  gnash,  grind  the  Itrlh, 
2    1^,     Hid,    art,    iitpiyov,   and 

/xpiKOf, 


KPI 

KptBtv,  Boeot.  Sync,  for  eupWnirav, 
;>  |il.  1  A.  ind.  pass,  of  npivu). 

KptOi),  -i)i,  fi,  by  .Vpoc  Kpi,  liarley. 

KpiOiivm,  inf.  —  K/jiOi'/rf,  -OHai,  i 
and  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  pass.  —  Kpc 
OijataOt,  -ffoiTiK,  'J  and  3  pi.  1  ^f. 
ind.  pass,  of  KpiVui. 

Kpi'flTi'Of,  ->;,  -or,  and  K/)(Oui^»;r,-£oj 
•oi'f,  A,  ^,  (fr.  (cpitf;)  barley)  q/" 

KpiOwi',  i;.  pi.  of  same. 

Kpfxtv,  Ion.  for  KiKpine,  3  sni.  per. 
ind.  act.  of  Koffu  or  of  Kphai. 
Or,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  ixpi- 
yc,    3    sin.    2    a.    ind.    act.    of 

Kpl^U). 

Kpticos,  -on,  i,  s.nme  as  xIpKn^. 

Kplfii,  or  Kpi/za,  -uros,  (fr.  Kpfro) 
to  judge)_;;i(/?men(,  ilecision,  xrn- 
tencf,  condemnation  ;  putiisli- 
ment,  penalty,  Jine  ;  a  derree, 
act,  statute  ;  a  lawsuit,  trial,  li- 
tigatiun.  d.  Kpifiari. 

Kpl/ivov,  -ov,  rd,  meal,  coarse  Jlour  ; 
barley. 

Kp7vat,  1  a.  inf — Kplvai,-aaa,-ai', 
1  a.  par.  act.  —  Kpiviifucvoi,  -rj, 
-ov,  par.  1  a.  mid.  —  Koivavro, 
Ion.  for  expli'avTo,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  —  Kphe,  Ion.  for  CKpivt,  3 
sin.  impf  act.  —  Kpivere,  2  pi. 
pres.  ind.  or  i'lipr.  act.  —  Koi- 
viu)at,  Poet,  for  Kplviaai,  3  pi. 
pres.  sub.  act.  of  vpi'i'iu. 

Kpivdhrcs,  for  Kpi9cvTCi,n.  pi.  par. 
1  a.  pass,  of  same. 

Kplvov,  -ov,  rb,  a  lily  ;  a  ^ourd  ;  a 
poor  person  ;   a  kind  of  dance. 

Koiuov,  -If,  -£,  impf.  or  2  a.  ind. 
act.  Ion.  —  Kp7vov,  -drui,  1  a. 
impr.  act.  of  koivw. 

Kpivo;,  -£0f  -ou{,  tJ,  a  lily. 

Kpivu},  f.  -tvH,  p.  KiKptKa,  to  win- 
now, sift,  searce  ;   to  scrutinize, 
examine  ;     to    separate,    distin- 
guish, discern  ;    to  choose,  pick 
out,  cull,  Select,  prefer  ;   to  think 
esteem  ;    to  debate,    argue,  dis- 
pute, contend,  combat ;  to  judge, 
award,   adjudge,   regulate,  rule, 
divide,  distribute  ;  to  resolce,  de- 
termine,   decide,    decree,    enact  . 
to    sentence,   condemn,  punish  , 
to   accuse,    charge,    blame,   reru 
ture  ;    to  interpret  ;    to  interro- 
gate, inquire,  ask.   1  a.  act.  ind. 
iKplva'  impr.   Kolvov,  -dru)'   inf. 
Kplvaf  par.  Kpivai.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
ixpivov.  per.  ind.  pass.  KiKpljiai. 
1  a.  pass.  ind.  cKpiOnv,  and  tKph- 
driv-  sub.  KpiOio,  -fii,  -Tj-  par.  Kpi- 
dd?,  and  Kpivddi.   1  f  ind.  pass. 
KptO'iaoiiai. 
Kpiovp6ijii)-o!,  -ov,  0,  ';,  (fr.  next, 
and    irp<5<TwTov    the    face)   ram- 
f'lced,  with  the  hentl  of  a  rum. 
Kpid;,  -ov,  b,  a  ram  ;  a  battering- 
ram  ;  one  of  the  signs  of  the  zo- 
diac ;  a^chief  lea-ler. 
Koiah,  -Vi,  fi,  a  woman's  name. 
Kpiatfios,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  {fr.  nnxi)  judi- 
cious, exofJ,  scrupulous,  critical, 
particular  ;    on  which  a  change 
or  event  is  expected  ;    or  an  opi- 
nion may  be  formed  ;  judicial, 
with  the  right  of  judging. 
Kp(<7((,-(o;,  Alt.  -tuf, )'/,  an  adjudi- 


KPO 

cation,  award,  determination,  de- 
cision ;  an  opinion,  juilgninit, 
sentence  ;  a  decree,  art,  stutute  ; 
condemnation,  punishimnt  ;  an 
accusation,  chariie  ;  n  trial,  suit, 
controversy  ;  an  estimation,  va- 
luation, rate  ;  a  crisis,  event, 
incident,  turn,  periodical  change, 
alteration,  d.  Kplaci,  a.  Kpiatv,\>\. 
cont.  Kploni. 
lipliiKpava,  -wv,  T<J,  a    case,  desk, 

prtss,  cuhinet- 
KpiVrroi, -ov,  b,  (fr.  the  Lat.)  Cris- 
pins, a  man's  name. 
KpiT»';p;ov,    -ov,    tH,     (fr.    Kplvio    to 
judge)  the  rig'nt,  power  or  autho- 
rity of  judgment, jurisdiction  ;  a 
triid,  suit,  controversy  ;   ajudg- 
incnt-seat,  tribunal,  court  or  bench 
of  judges  ;  a  ticket  or  note  of  the 
opinion  or  vote  ;  a  criterion,  trial, 
proof 
Kplfr^j,  -oT;  b,  (fr.  same)  a  judge, 

umpire,  arbitrator. 
KpiTiKoj,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  critical, 
exact,  particular,  accurate  ;   ju- 
dicious,   ingenious,    shrewd,  in. 
telligent,  judging,  judicial,  con- 
troversial, litigious  ;    periodical, 
causing  or  attended  by  a  regu- 
lar change.     Subs,  o  critic,  cen- 
sor, censurer. 
Kpirdf,  -r),  -bv,  (fr.   same)  chosen, 
culled,    select,    choice,    excellent, 
eminent,  notable,  remarkable. 
Kpi'u,  )'i,  a  woman's  name. 
Kpi'u/ia,  -uTOi,  rb,  (fr.  icpib;  a  ram) 
an  ornament  on  the  chapiter  of 
a  column  ;  a  frontispiece. 
Kpoah'oi,  f.  -(j)/w,  p.  -ayKu,  (perhaps 
fr.  Kpovij)  to  beat)  to  prance,  ca- 
per, toss  the  head  ;  to  stamp  ;  to 
dance  wantonly. 
Kp(i;3uAof,  see  )cpi5/3uXoj. 
Kpolaoi,  -ov,  b,   Crcesus,  a  man's 

name. 
Kpii/ca,    by    Sync,  for    KpoKiSa,  a. 

sin.  of  KpoKts. 
KpoKd\>]j    -'K,     ''/,    (fr.    next)    the 
beach,  strand,  gravel  or  sand  on 
the  shore. 
KpdKrj,  -i;f,  ';,  (fr.  KoiKd)  to  strike) 
the  woof  or  u>eft,  that  is,  the  cross 
thread   in  weaving ;    a  thread  ; 
the  shore,  strand,  beach. 
Kpoxht  -liioi,  {/,  (fr.  same)  the  woof 

or  weft.     See  last. 
Kpo(f(i(5£iXoj,  -ov,  b,  a  crocodile. 
KpoKdcii,  -crraa,  -tv,  (fr.  (tp/5ifoj  saf- 
fron) of  saffron  ;  sajfron-colour- 
ed,  yellow. 
KpoicirETrXoj,  -ov,  o,  //,  (fr.  last,  and 
■ni-KSov  a  robe)  in  a  yellow  dress, 
in  a  robe  the  colour  of  the  dawn  ; 
saffron-coloured. 
KpiJKos,  -ov,  b,  Kp6Kov,-ov,  rb,  saf- 
fron. 
Kpdfifivov,  and  Poet.  Kodfjivov,  an 

onion. 
Kpoi'Mas,  -ov,  h.  Dor.  for 
Kp9ii'^»;j,-ou,o,  (fr.  Kpdvoi  Saturn) 
the    son  of   Saturn,   the    Greek 
Zeus,  the  Latin  Jupiter. 
KpovlKis,-!),  -bv,  (fr.  sa.mn)  of  Sa- 
turn, Salurnian,  ancient;   aged, 
very    old,    doting,    impaired   by 
age. 

(356^ 


KPO 

Kpdi'io;, -a, -o»',  (fr.  same)  same  as 
last. 

ICpo>?iui', -djvof,  b,  (fr.  same)  same 
us  Kpovlbm- 

K/ziipof,  -ov,  b,  Chronus,  or  Eng. 
Saturn;  time,  antiquity ;  a  harsh, 
peevish  old  person. 

Kpoaaol,  -wv,  a\,  (fr.  next)  any 
jagged  edge  resembling  lace  or 
fringe  ;  the  battlements,  pinna- 
cles or  7nerlons  of  a  fort  ;  a  lad' 
der,  staircase. 

Kpoaabs,  and  Kpuiacb^,  -oP,  b,  the 
edge  of  any  garment ;  a  l)order. 
hem.  Selvedge ;  a  facing  or  lapel ; 
lace,  fringe,  Jlnunce. 

Kpo(T(Ta)r3f,  and  Kpwaawrdj,  -ov,  b, 
ll,  bordered,  laced,  fringed,  twist- 
ed, wreathed.  Subs.  mas.  a 
laced  coat,  bordered  robe,  fringed 
or  flounced  dress.  Subs,  neut,  a 
chain. 

Kpiioipoi,  -ov,  b,  the  head  of  a  wea^ 
pon  ;  the  iron  point  at  the  foot  of 
a  spear  ;  a  dart,  javelin,  &c. 

KporiiX/fw,  f.  -liffw,  (fr.  next)  to 
rattle,  clatter ;  to  beat,  strike  in 
order  to  make  a  noise  ;  to  set  out 
with  noise,  go  iff  rattling  or  clat- 
tering. 

KpbraXov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  Kporlio  to 
beat)  a  caslanet ;  a  rattle,  tim- 
brel, cymbal. 

Kpbra'Xog,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  talk- 
ative person,  babbler,  rattler. 

Kpdraipos,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  ifpo- 
Tfo)  to  strike,  and  &<pfi  the  touch) 
t'le  temples. 

KpoTCw,  f.  -ijao),  p.  ->]Ka,  (fr.  xpdros 
a  stroke)  to  beat,  strike,  thump, 
knock  ;  to  lash  with  noise,  clat- 
ter ;  to  clap,  applaud. 

Kpon/ffjii^s,  -0^,6,  (fr.  icpouutobeat) 
a  beating,  striking;  noise,  cla- 
mour, din. 

Kpdrof,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  same) 
a  stroke,  thump ;  a  beating, 
knocking ;  clapping,  applause. 

Kp6riov,  -wvoi,  b,  a  tick,  doglousr.  ; 
a  disease  of  the  lungs. 

Kporiovri,  -r;f,  {/,  (fr.  last)  o  disease 
in  the  olive. 

Kpouciv,  pres.  inf.  act. — Kpoverc,  2 
pi.  impr.  act. —  Kpoiwv,  d.  -ovrt, 
par.  pres.  act.  of  Kpovu). 

K.pouixn,-aTOi,Tb,  (fr.  icpoiiw  tobeat) 
a  concert,  sound  of  musical  in- 
struments ;  a  rattle,  noise,  din. 

Kpovvi'iSov,  {fr.  next)  like  a  foun- 
tain or  spring. 

Kpouvof,  -ov,  b,  a  spring,  source, 
fountain  ;  a  torrent,  stream. 

KpovTTnXa,  -uv,  ril,  KpotijTE^ai,  -wv, 
a'l,  and  Kpowi^iu,  -wv,  r«,  wood- 
en shoes,  clogs. 

Kpovaai,  -aaa,  -av,  g.  -aavTOi,  par. 
1  a.  act.  of  (fpoijoii. 

Kpoliffif,  -105,  Att.-cw5, '/,  (fr.  Kpovut 
to  strike)  a  striking,  beating, 
knockinii,  clashing  ;  a  ringing 
sound,  noise  ;  a  musical  note  or 
lone ;  an  overwhelming  or  drown- 
ing of  another  sound. 

Kpoii(i),  f.  -tyii),  p.  KiKpovKa,  to  heat, 
strike,  thump,  knock,  rap,  hit  ; 
to  dash  together,  clang,  clap  ;  to 
strike  or  play  on   the  lyre  ;    to 


KPT 


KTE 


KTH 


row  hackwards  or  stem  foremost. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  iKoovaa. 
Kpvi3ia,  Kpv^^n^;  and  Dor.  Kpi'/3- 
lav,  (fr.  KpviTTj)  to  hide)  secretly, 
privatelj/,  privily,    unknoum   to, 
without  the  knowledge  of. 
Kpu/?£i5,-£r(ru,-fi',  par.  2  a.  pass. — 
Kpu/^ij/Kuc,  2  a.  inf.  pass.  — Kou- 
firfuonat, -]i,  -£rai,2f.  ind.  pass, 
of /tpujrroj. 
Kpvprj,  (fr.  same)  same  as  KpvfiSa. 
Kpvcpd(,   and    Ion.     Kpvcpolos,  -a, 
-ov,  (fr.  Koi'Oi  cold)  roid,  chilli/, 
frigid  ;  shivering,  Itenumbing. 
Kpvdcii,  -eaau,  -tv,  (fr.  next)  cold, 

chilly ;  chilling,  frightful. 
Kpvoi,  -cof  -ouy,   TO,  and   Kpufidj, 

-ov,  b,  cold,  frost,  ice,  chilliness. 
Kpvirrnjij;,  -a,  -ov,  Poet,  for  Kpvir- 

r6i. 
Kpuffra'^o),  f.    -a<7(j,   to   cover  up, 

hide,  conceal. 
KcwTiiaKij),  Ion.  for  Kpvnro}. 
Kpi5rrT£,  Ion.    for   eKpvizTc,   3  sin. 

impf.  act.  of  same. 
KpwTlKdf,  -f),  -dv,    (fr.  KpvTrru)  to 
hide)  secret,  clandestine;    close, 
mtful. 
Kpiurrdf,  -i),  -dv,  (fr.  same)  hidden, 

concealed,  private,  secret. 
Kpi)rru),  f.  -(^o),  p.  KCKpvipa,  to  hide, 
coiier,  conceal;  to  disguise,  dis- 
temlile,   counterfeit,  pretend;    to 
protect;  to  hury.   1   a.  act.  ind. 
iKpu\pa-  sub.  Kpv\p(j),  -rjs,  -r]'  par. 
Kpot^ai.  2  a.  ind.  act.  tKpvjiov. 
per.  ind.  pass.  KiKpvfjiftai.  1   a. 
ind.  pass.  cKpv<pOr}v.  2  a.  pass, 
ind.  cKpijiriv'  inf.  Kpv(i)jvar  par. 
Kpviiels. 
Kpurru;,  (fr.  last)  privately,  in  se- 
cret, secretly,  clandestinely. 
Kpvara^Xi^ovTi,  d.  sin.  par.  pres. 

act.  of 
TipvaraXXl^ui,  (fr.  xpiaraWoi  crys- 
tal)   to  shine,   glitter  or  sparkle 
like  crystal ;  to  crystallize. 
KpuffraXXTcof, -i;, -Ok,  (fr.  same)  of 

or  like  crystrd,  crystalline. 
KpvarnWdoiiat  -ovfiat,  (fr.  same)  to 

frieze  or  he  frozen,  congeal. 
Kp</<rraXX(j(,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (fpi'of  cold, 
and   ariXXu    to   contract)    ice  ; 
crystal. 
KpCi^a,  Dor.  for  «pu(^f;. 
Kpt/<p't'!o(,  -n,  -ov,  same  as  Kp6(ptu(. 
Kptiip}),  and    Kpu(;(,f7<54v,   (fr.    next) 

privately,  in  se.rrrl,  secretly.     . 
Kp)ii^(r>(,  -a,  -ov,  ami  -ov,  i,  li,  (fr. 
KpiiiTTu)  to  hiile)  hidden,  ronrrrd- 
td,    secret,  private,    d.    pi.   mas. 
Ion.  tpviplniai. 
Kpi<ptov,  and  Kpvi^/u(,  (fr.  ImI)  in 

ttrret,  privately. 
KpiJAof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  name)  a  secret 

pl-irj!. 
Kp^'ipof,  -f«t  -ouf,  t4,   (fr.  «amc) 

concealment,  privnnf, 
Kpiii^'ii,  I  a.  Inf.  act,  —  Kp<i\\ia(, 
•aon,  -nv,  par.  1  n  act.  —  Kpi'- 
t//ar£,  2  pi.  I  a.  impr.  an.  — 
Kpi'vfi,  Ion.  frir  iupv^pt,  3  ein.  1 
a.  ind.  art.  _  KpHu,  -at,  -ii,  1 
a.  nub.  art.  n(  Kpf,irr.i). 
Kpiit^i<, -lof,  All.  -fi,)«,^.(fr.  name) 
a  hiding,  conrtalmcnt,  privacy, 
rttirement. 


Kpio/3iiXo?,  and  Kp(5/?vXot, -o«,  &,  <^ejKrc?i'ai,  1   a.   inf.  act.; — Krcivai, 


hair  thrown  back  or  braided  up  ; 

a  lock,  curl,  braid. 
Kp'jy/jJs,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  croak 

ing,  cawing. 
KpuJ^u),  f.  -^u),  to  croak,  caw ;  to 

speak  hoarsely  ;  to  prate  idly.  ' 
Kp'u/m^,  -aKii,  b,  same  as  kXw^k^. 
Kpu-iov,  -01),  rd,   a  bilhook,  prun- 

ing-knife. 
Kpti)(Tffdj,  -ov,  b,  a  water-vessel,  pit- 
cher, bucket,  pail.  See  also  xpoa- 

o-iJf. 
Kouiaairdv,  -ov,  rd,  same  as  upoa- 

a  iTov,  ill  KpooaoTdi. 
Kovj-rr)ptu^ui,  to  cut  off'  the  ensigns 

or  ornaments  of  captured  ships. 
KtcI,  Ion.  for  Ura,  Apoc.  for  fkra- 

ve,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  *.r£<'i'w, 
Urdficv,  Ion.   and    Urdfieviit,  Dor, 

for  KTtivdt,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  Krfi- 

vta.     Or  they  are  so  for  Krdvat, 


aaa,  -av,  a.  sin.  KTUvuvra,  par. 
1  a.  act.  —  Kt£ii'£,  2  sin.  pres. 

impr.   act KrcUtT    for  lirtl- 

vcTc,  2  pi.  pros.  ind.  or  iinpr.  act. 
—  Kr£i>'f/<fi'(i(,Dor.  for  lvr£i'i£(i', 
pres.     inf.     act.   —  KrcivcaOai, 
pres.    inf.    pass.  —  Krcivofitvoi, 
-i;,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass.  —  Krt- 
vCi,  f.  ind.  act.  of 
KrfiVo),  f.  Krevd,  p.  Iktuko,  to  kill, 
slay,  put  to  dfath.   1  a.  ind.  act. 
iKTcivii.  2  a.  ind.   act.  iKravov, 
also  fr.  KTi^fit,  tA.rTj)', -r;;,  -)],  in  3 
pi.  fKr»)iT(i)',  and  1 'or.  f'kruv,  -as, 
-a,  in  3  pi.   tKTaaav,  by  Sync. 
iKTav  and  KTiir,  both  in   1  sin. 
and  3  pi.  —  per.  ind.  puss.  IktS- 
fiat.   1  a.  ind.  pass.  c>iruvdi]v.    1 
f.    ind.    pass.   Kravdi'ioo^at.    per. 
ind.  mid.  (KTova,  Poet.  iKova  and 
KiKora . 


pres.  inf.  act.  of  KTrijn,  same  as|  Krfif,  -tvos,  h,  a  comb. 

KTUvu).  Krcvi^u),  f.  -toM,  (fr.  last)  tn  comb. 


Krajxtvoio,  lon.  for  KTa^ivoVfg.  sin. 

of 
Krn/itvof,  -»;,  -oi',  par.  of  ffcrafii;!', 

2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  xTTifit,  same  as 

KTch'd).     Or,  by  Sync,  for  ktci- 

vrf/i£>'o;,  par.  of  £»cr£ir<f/xi;v,  1  a. 

ind.  mid.  of  ktiIvu). 
Kr<h',    Ion.    for    f/tr<u',    which    by 

Sync,  for  /ktijcthi/,  3  pi.  of  iKTijv, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  KTiijii. 
KtiU'c,  Ion.  for  (ktSic,  3  sin.  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  xrci'io). 
Krai'/£(T9(ii,  by  Dial,  for  KravtlaOat, 

2  f.    inf.    mid.  —  Krai'foirff,  by 

Dial,   for  KTaiovvrei,  n.   pi.  par. 

2  f.    act.  —  Kraviovoi,  by  Dial. 

for  KTavovat,  3  pi.   2  f.  ind.  act. 

—  KrdvOcv,  by  Boeot.  Sync,  for 
CKTiiiOijaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

—  KTitvov)tni,  -fj,  -£(Tai,  2  f.  ind. 
mid.  of  KTilvh). 

KrdvTas,  Dor.  for  Ktuit?;;,  -ov,  b, 
(fr.  (fT£fmj  to  kill)  a  murderer, 
manslayer,  killer. 

Kriojiat  -dfjini,  f.  -KTi'icOfiai,  p.  k(k- 
TTifiai,  and  also  iKTrniai,  to  ac- 
quire, gel,  procure,  obtain ;  to 
beget;  to  purchase,  buy  ;  to  pos- 
sess, have,  enjoy ;  to  conciliate, 
gain,  reconcile,  par.  per.  pass. 
KtKTrifilvo<;,  •>!,  -ov.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  iKTi')Bi}v,  -m,  -r).   1  a.  ind. 

mid.  CKTritiifirjv,  -u>,  -aro. 
KraaOiit,  pros.  inf.  niifl.  —  KtHto, 

Ion.  for  iKTuTo,  3  gin.  cont.  impf. 

mid.  of  Inst. 
KTiiallat,    inf.  —  Kniro,    Ion.    for 

tKTiirn,  3  aln.   of  mnifinv,  2  u 

ind.  mid.  of  «(rf);ii  for  Knlvia. 
Krriio,  name   an  *rr)/ii  anil  ktiIvio, 

which    nee.       Also,    for    ktiIo 

fiai. 
Kt/iivoVj  -ou,  ri,  and  Kt{<ip,-1(to(, 

rd,  (fr.  Krdoiiai  to  own)  name  ii« 

<fTi);i,«. 
KrciirciTiri,  Ion.  nnd  Port,  for  ktIo 

ai,  il.  pi.  lif  Krlrin. 
Krtari^ia,  f.  -'(aw,  Port.  (fr.  «tr/np 

a  ponsc^nion )  to  ncifuire,  get^  nb- 

lain  ;  to  ponsmt^  own. 
KrenTintrr,    Inn.     nnd     Poet,     for 


KTfii'ui,  Ktcvvvu)  and  KrfvvC/ii, 
same  as  Kriirui. 

KTtvui,  -us,  -£(,  1  f.  ind.  act.  ol 
same. 

K-r/piif,  -uTos^  r6,  (fr.  KTaojiat  to 
possess)  a  possession,  property  ; 
n  gift,  jirescitt. 

Kr/pfd,  -ui',  Til,  (perhaps  fr.  (rniw 
to  kill)  a  funiral,  burial,  exe- 
quies ;  a  sacrijice  for  the  dead 
or  to  the  shades ;  funeral  lio- 
nours. 

KrfpEi'^u)  and  Krtpffu,  f.  -Yua),  Att. 
-lu  and-i'fui,  (fr.last)  to  perform 
a  funeral,  celebrate  bunal  rites., 
inter,  bury. 

K.Trptuiai,  Att.  for  implaovai,  3  pi. 

1  f.  ind.  act.  of  Krcpl^ui. 
Krcplaciai,  3  pi.  1  a.  opt.  iEol.  o( 

KTipl^h). 

Kr/piff^n,  -urof,  ri,  (fr.  same)  the 
performance  of  a  funend  or 
other  rites  for  the  dead ;  exe- 
quies, burial,  interment ;  funeral 
honours. 

Kriuificv,  Ion.  for  KTCi^lcv,  1  pi. 
pres.  sub.  act.  of  wrrj/n. 

Krviuiv,  -uvos,  u,  (fr.  ktcU  a  comb) 
a  comb,  any  thing  like  a  comb  ; 
veins  or  sap-vessels  in  trees ;  f  la- 
ments in  leaves  ;  membranes  or 
fibres  in  the  human  body. 

Krfjiiit,  -Sros,  rd,  (fr.  KTd'o/iiii  to 
own)  a  possession,  property, 
estate,  farm  ;  goods,  rhiittrls, 
substance,  wraith ;  cattle,  slaves, 
&r.  pi.  KTi'ifiara. 

Ktiiiii,  f.  KTi'iaiti,  p.  iKrriKa,  same  as 
KTiito  for  KTchw,  to  kill  ;  or, 
KTiloitni,   In  possess,   wliirli    see. 

2  a.  ind.  act.  /«tri;i'.  Dor.  licrav' 
par.  KTilf. 

KftU'i,  Kri'ivuiv,  n.  and  g.  pi.  cont, 

of  (triji'of. 
Krniv'fiv,    (fr.    ktovos  r.itllc)   like 

cattle,  like  the   beasts  thai  perish, 

proniiscuimsly. 
Krf)it;rp<(i/.o(,   -ov,   h,    /),    (fr.  next, 

and   rplf      to  rrnr)  keeping  or 

rearini'  rtiltlf.  fiuhs.  a  herd,krfp. 

er  of  beast  J. 


iKTinriac,  3  Bin.  1  a.  iltd.  act.  oflKTi>o5,  -tof  -out,  ri,  (fr.  (trij^i  for 
iMt.  I     itTdtuai   to    own,   or   Knlvu)    IQ 

(357)  . 


KTI 

slny)  1  hraM  of  hurden  ;  (^  tame 
hrast,  cattle,  hixh,  flocks. 
Krriiwiris  -cos  -ous,  4,  i'/,  (fr.  Insl, 
and  ttoo(  likeness)  of  or  ahnul 
be(v<t.i  or  coUle  ;  like  n  bfiisl, 
brutish,  itiislly  ;  senseless,  irra- 
tional; stupid,  dull. 
Kri]aulfii;r,  -uto,  -niro,  1  a.  opt. 
mid.  —  Kri'iauaOai,  1  a.  inf. 
mid.  —  KriiOiiaOc,  2  pi.  1  a. 
impr.  mid.  —  Kri'ionaOc,  2  pi.  1 
a.  sub.  mid.  of  Krdo/xat. 

Kriielas,  -ov,  i,  Ctcsias,  a  man's 
name. 

Krijais,  -Mi,  Att.  -£a)f,  i%  (fr.  KTTifti 
.for  KTaoy.at  to  own)  acquisition, 
acriuirement  ;  possession,  rif;hl. 
interest ;  an  e.^tatc,  farm,  prr- 
perty ;  house,  home  ;  goods,  chat- 
ttls,  suhslance,  wealth  ;  stale, 
circumstance. 

Kri'iau^ai,  ->;,  -crai,  sin.  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  of  KTiioftai. 

Kttiti),  neut.  jil.  ofKTijTds. 

KrriTti,  -rif,  i/,  (fem.  of  same)  a  fe- 
male slave. 

KTriTikij,  -Tii,  li,  (fem.  of  next) 
ffi/'t,  gain ;  a  trade,  calling, 
occupation. 

Kr/iTtKOi,  -J),  -iv,  (fr.  KTilojiai  to 
scVf-gainful,  profitable  i  possess- 
ing, owiiing. 

Kri/rSf,  -i;,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  to  he 
got,  that  may  be  acquired,  ac- 
cessible, procurable ;  had,  pos- 
sessed, owned,  bought,  purchas- 
ed. 

Kt)!t<i>o,  -opog,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  pos- 
sessor, ou-ner.  n.  pi.  Kri'iropt^. 

Krlitos,  -a  Ion.  ->;,  -ov,  by  ApliEr. 
for  tKTii^toi. 

Kt/^u),  f.  -iVu,  p.  (KTiKa,  to  build, 
found;  to  create,  make,  frame, 
form,  fashion,  compose;  to  insti- 
tute, appoint,  establish.  I  a.  act. 
ind.  tKTtmr  impr.  kticov'  inf. 
KTiaai'  par.  Kriaai,  per.  ind. 
pass.  tKTiajxat.  1  a.  pass.  ind. 
CKriadnV  par.  KTiaddg. 

KrfAof,  -ov,  b,  a  ram ;  a  chief, 
leader,  ruler,  prince,  priest.  Adj. 
mild,  gentle,  tame. 

KriXtiu  -ui,  (fr.  last)  to  tame,  do- 
mesticate ;  to  sooth,  coca,  pet, 
caress. 

Kn/z/rc;,  Poet,  for  cKTtoftivoi,  par. 
per.  |)ass.  of  ktI^ui. 

Krif,  -Icoi,  )/,  same  as  iktIs. 

Krioricrdav,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  ckti- 
criaOr,v,  3  du.   I  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

Kriarj,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  — 
Kriadui,  a.  -aBivra,  pass.  — 
Kriaai,  d.  -aavrt,  act.  par.  1  a. 
of  same. 

Krlaif,  -lof,  Alt.  -£(Ds,  »),  (fr.  kti^w 
to  create)  a  makins,  forming, 
composition  ;  formation,  struc- 
ture, fashion,  frame,  form  ; 
workmanship;  a  renewal,  rege- 
neration, renovation ;  tlie  crea- 
tion, universe,  vxrrld ;  a  crea- 
ture ;  mankind,  the  rational 
creation;  an  institution,  esta- 
blishment, appointment ;  autho- 
"^l/>  magistracy,  office,  d.  sin. 
trlati. 


KTA 

Krhftd,  -Stos,  rd,   (fr.  same)  the 
thing  created ;    a  creation,  pro- 
duction, creature  ;  a  uurk,  struc- 
ture, g.  pi.  KTiafidrwv. 
Kr/ffov,  -drij),    1   a.    impr.    act.    of 

same. 
KnoT/);,  -o5,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  crea- 
tor, maker  ;  a  settler,  inhabitant, 
dvellcr. 
Ktarii,  -I),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  created, 
made,  built,  founded,  establish- 
ed. 
Krurriif,  -voi,  i),  (fr.  same)  a  build, 
ing,  erection  ;  a  settling,  plant, 
ing  a  colony. 

Kruff/o)  -u),  f.  -I'lait),  (fr.  tv':ttio  to 
strike)  to  sound,  crash,  thunder, 
resound,  re-echo,  rattle,  make  a 
iioisr,  murmur,  ring  ;  to  inflict, 
thump,  beat. 

Mrvrrjua,  -uros,  ri,  and  KriJrof, 
-ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  the  sound  of  a 
blow  ;  a  stroke,  clap,  peal,  roar, 
crash,  rattle ;  reverberation,  echo; 
noise. 

KrCifiai,  1  sin.  cent.  fr.  Kraoiiai. 

Ki'uOof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Yi'w  to  pour)  a 
measure  of  about  half  a  pint  ;  a 
cup,  glass. 

Kva^cvrfii,  -oTj,  b,  (fr.  Kvdno^  a 
bean)  a  balloter, voter  ;  a  fortune- 
teller. 

KvafuvToi,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  dect- 
erl,  batlotted,  chosen. 

Kvaiicvu),  {fr.  same)  to  ballot,  elect, 
choose,  vote. 

Kta//o/)d/\o;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
/3a'AAw  to  throw)  an  elector,  voter; 
a  judge,  umpire. 

KvafiOi,  -ov,  b,  a  bean ;  a  ballot, 
pebble,  counter  ;  a  vote  ;  lot,  des- 
tiny, fortune. 

Kua/(orf)u)f,  -uiyos,  b,  (fV.  last,  and 
Tpwyw  to  eat)  a  liver  on  beans  ; 
a  corrupt  judge  who  lives  by 
bribes ;  an  elector  viho  sells  his 
vote. 

Kvavaiyii,  -iSog,  f/,  {fr.  Kvavii  a 
dark  colour,  and  aiyi;  a  breast- 
])late)  with  the  terrible  and  black 
shield. 

Kvaviuv,  Dor.  for  Kvnvcdv,  g.  |)1. 
—  Kvavni,  fem.  fin.  —  Kvaviji- 
ct,  d.  pi.  Ion.  —  KvavcCioiV,  g. 
pi.  JEol  of 

Kvavcoi,  -a  and  Ion.  ->],  -ov,  and 
Kviiitijs,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Kvaibi 
azure)  blue,  azure,  gray  ;  ceru- 
lean, sra-green ;  dark,  gloomy, 
dusky,  black. 

Kvriv69pi^,  -rplxoiy  b,  /;,  (fr.  Kvinbi 
dark,  and  ^pi^  hair)  with  dark 
or  dusky  locks. 

Kvav6-jc<^a,  -;;?,  ;;,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTf'^'i  a  foot)  with  dor):  feet. 

KvavovtTr'Sni,  -ov,  b,  q,  (fr.  same, 
and  izinXov  a  robe)  in  a  dark 
dress,  sable-robed. 

KvavuTTOujpoi  and  --puipiioi,  -ov,  o, 
tj,  (fr.  same,  and  vpUpa  the 
prow)  vnth  a  dark  head,  blue 
stem  or  sea-green  prow. 

KiJuios,  -ov,  and  Kvaidi,  -ov,  b, 
azure  colour,  lazuli,  dark  blue, 
cerulean  or  sea-green  colmir  ; 
raven-gray,  lead  colour,  dark 
hue  ;  blackness. 
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KTB 

Kvav6ippvt,  -t)o{,  b,  fi,  (fr.  last, 
and  oi/ipir{  the  oycl)row)  dark 
brou-ed,  with  heavy  or  dark  eyd» 
brotcs. 

livavu^nlnig,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  same. 
and  xihrj  the  mane)  with  a  black 
mane,  with  dark  locks,  azure- 
hnircd. 

K-vavComi,  -Woj,  i/,  (fr.  same,  and 
w(//  the  eye)  blue  eyed,  cerulean, 
azure. 

Kvap,  KVuTOs,  rd,  the  eye  of  a 
needle;  the  inner  part  of  the 
ear. 

KvfiPu,  a  cup,  small  vessel. 

Ki'/?ri(i,  (fr.  KVTrru)  to  bend)  with 
the  head  inclined. 

KvlScla,  -a;,  I'l,  {fr.  xu/Jof  a  die) 
playing  at  dice  ;  gambling  ; 
fraud,  sleight,  cheating,  knav- 
ery. 

KvffiXrt  and  K.vP^'Xri,  -ijs,  j%  Cybele 
or  Rhea,  ihc  mother  of  tho 
gods. 

Kvlicpvaais,  KvlScpvdraf,  Kv(icpva' 
Ttip,  Dor.  for  KvlSipvtjoii,  Kvficp- 
vijrrji,  KvllcpviiTi'ip. 

KvpLpvdo)  -Si,  f.  -ijou),  to  steer,  pilot; 
to  guide,  direct,  govern,  rule. 

KvPipvijsis,  -los,  Alt.  -ej)i,  )),  {fr. 
last)  steering,  pilotage  ;  guid- 
ance, rule,  government,  pi.  cont. 

Kvficpvi'jOtti. 

Kvfiipvi'iTctpa,  -nj,  f;,  (fr.  same)  a 
governess,  ynistress,  queen. 

Kvfitpvrirfip,  ->ipo<:,  Poet,  and  Ku- 
(icpvi'irra,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  same)  a 
pilot,  steersman  ;  a  master,  ruler, 
governor. 

Kv[Stpvr}TiKri,  -rji,  q,  (fem.  of  next) 
\\z.  Ti')(\irj.  The  art  of  conduct- 
ing a  ship,  navisation. 

KvficpvriTtKbi,  -II,  -dv,  (fr.  Kv(itpvd.j) 
to  steer)  about  steering,  of  a  pilot; 
on  government,  about  ruling. 

Kvfiipviaijbi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  di- 
rection, guidance,  rule,  govern- 
ment. 

Kv{icvrf)i,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  kv0os  a  die)  a 
gambler,  gamester. 

KvPcvrtKoi,  -)),  -dv,  (fr.  same)  of 
gaming,  about  dice;  expert  at 
play,  clever  at  the  dice. 

Kvficvu),  f.  -cvau),  (fr.  same)  to 
play  at  dice,  gamble;  to  risk, 
venture,  hazard. 

\ivi3ri,  -rii,  t\,  the  head  ;  a  head,  top, 
hcig  ht. 

KB/i(//?)7, -/;?,  »/,  same  as  Kv^iXrj. 

Kvlir/^i^u),  (fr.  next)  to  strike  with 
an  axe,  cut  with  a  hatchet,  chop, 

Kt'liilXii,  -iio(,  I),  an  axe, hatchet,  a 
double  aa:e. 

KvlitKis,  ->h  -ov,  (fr.  /ci5/?of  a  cube) 
cubical,  like  n  die. 

Kvlliardiji  -w,  f.  -I'tcw,  (fr.  Ki5/?q  the 
head)  to  tumble  head  over  ;  to 
plunge,  dive;  to  stand  or  dance 
<m  the  head. 

Kvfjtort]ijia,-dTOi,  rd,  and  KvftwTij- 
(TK,  -10?,  Att  -£W{,  »;,  (fr.  last)  a 
standing  or  dancing  on  the  head, 
tumbling,  diving. 

KvjiicTnp,  -npos,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
tumbler,  one  who  shov;s  feati  of 
activity  or  onlic  tricks ;  a  diver. 

KvftiTOv,-ov,  ri,  {fr.  Kvirrto  to  bend) 


KTA 

tfv!  arm  from  the  wrixt  to  the  el- 
bow ;  the  elbow ;  a  cubit. 
Ki'/5oj,  -ov,  b,  a  cube,  die  ;    a  solid 
jisure  of  sir  square  sides  ;    any 
thing  of  that  shape. 
Kvyxyli,  -tSoi,  hy  <*  large  bowl,  ba- 
sin. 
KvyXP'^fOij  ■O")  *>  '^  leader  of  the 
quails  ;  a  bird  which  attends  the 
quails  on  their  arrival  in  Greece 
and  Italy. 
Kvcd^iD,  f.  -ao-d),  (fr.  kvoo;  a  taunt) 
to  reproach,  taunt,  revile,  abuse, 
inveigh  against. 

KvSaivo),  f.  -avii,  (fr.  kvSo!  fame) 
to  celebrate,  praise,  commend,  ho- 
nour, extol ;  to  exult,  rejoice,  tri- 
umph. 

K'jddXt/ios,  -ov,  i,  hi  (f""-  same) 
famed,  renowned,  glorious,  cele- 
brated. 

Kvlapii,  a  turban,  fUet,  diadem, 
heaii-dress. 

Kv^au  -w,  (fr.  Kiioi  fame)  to  glory, 
take  pride  in,  exult  ;  to  honour, 
respect,  venerate  ;  to  celebrate, 
adorn. 

Kvii'itts,  -eaaa,  -n;  (fr.  same)/a- 
mous,  renowned,  celebrated  ; 
great,  excellent. 

KvCt)6Tivat,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  oficvidm. 

Kvcidveipof,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  Kvcof 
fame,  and  avfip  a  man)  of  noble 
chiefs,  famed  for  heroes ;  honour- 
able, distinguished,  eminent. 

Kictdu)  -u),  (fr.  same)  to  glory,  ex 
ult,  take  pride  in  ;  to  rejoice,  tri- 
umph. 

Ku'ir/iof,-ou,  b,fi,  (fr.  s^me)  famed, 
illustrious,  renowned,  noble,  greats 
excellent. 

KvSt6itiv,  Poet,  for  xviiHv,  par. 
pres.  act.  cont.  of  Kvfiinui. 

Kviluiv,  -ovoi,  0,  I),  and  Kv^drcpof, 
•a,  -ov  comp.  and  KvCiarof  sup. 
of  >cr>6o$  fame  ;  more  or  mo^t  glo- 
rious, renoumed  or  illustrious, 
nobler,  noblest,  ereater,  greatest. 

Kvivbf,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  Kv^of  fame)  ce- 
lebrated, noble,  illustrious,  great, 
grand. 

KvCotiordu)  -w,  (fr.  Kvfoifiif  a  tu- 
mult, and  iovrrfu)  to  resound)  to 
hustle,  disturb  ;  make  noisy 
boasts,  brag.  3  sin.  cont.  impf. 
tKvliulioiia. 

Ku^oifji$,  -oD,  h,  (perhips  fr.  kvui 
to  breed,  and  f^tliin  terror,  or 
ot^lin  for  olfrifia  a  risirijl)  huftlr, 
tumult,  disturlmnc;  rnnfusion  ; 
uproar,  ilin,  mutiny,  sedition,  in- 
mtrrerlirm. 

Ki^'tf,  -tof  -ovf.  ri,  fame,  gtori/, 
rrnmim  ;  an  nrninur,  ornnmrnt  ; 
rank,  digni'y,  rln:ntinn,  prr-emt- 
nenrr  ;  tnrtury,  triumph  ;  rxvl- 
talion,  boasting,  pnde. 

Kfii'o?,  -ov,  b,  n  repronch,  taunt; 
disgrarr,  shame. 

KuipAf,  -d,  -l)v,  (fr.  Kffof  fami^)  fa- 
mous, rninwned,  glorious,  great, 
grand,  noble. 

Ki^uiD,  -wi'0(,  hi  Cydon,  the  name 
of  a  city. 

Kvfh'inof,  -a,  -Of,  (fr.  la^l)  of  Cy- 
dim,  Cyd.mian.  Kyiilinnv  fiJ)- 
Xov,  a  Cydoninn  apple,  quince. 


KTK 

K(;ci,3sin.  pres.  ind.  act Ki'tij, 

par.  2.a.  pass,  oi  uvui. 

Kufo)  -Ci,  same  as  ict'u). 

Kui?/ia,  -urof,  rd,  (fr.  Kvta  to  breed) 
a  fvetus,  embryo,  a  creature  in 
the  womb. 

Kiiijffi?,  -lof,  Att.  -ruf,  h,  (fr.  same) 
pregnancy,  conception,  breeding. 

Kvdijpeia,  -a(,  i;,  (fr.  next)  Cythc- 
rea,  an  epithet  of  Venus. 

Ki'fl'/pa,  -as,  t'l,  Cylhera,  a  city  of 
Cyprus. 

KvOpdyuv^os,  -ov,  b,  see  ^vrpdyav- 
Xoi. 

KiJif,  -tKos,  h,   a  certain  bulbous 

I     plant. 

Ki'Kas,  a  species  of  palm. 

KvKau)  -w,  f.  -ijau),  to  mix,  mingle  ; 
to  confuse,  trouble,  confoutul,  dis- 
turb ;  make  turbid. 

KvKcla,  -as,  i),  (fr.  last)  a  mingling, 
viixture  ;  confusion,  disturbance. 

KvKiH,  and  Poet.  Kvkuui,  by  Apoc. 
for  KVKLutpa,  a.  sin.  of 

KvKcwi',  -Hi'os,  b,  (fr.  KVKaw  to  mix) 
a  mixed  drink. 

K.vKiid)iri]v,  Ion.  for  iKVKri6^Ti}r,  3 
du.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  same. 

K.VKrijia,  -droi,  to,  and  KvKrjais, 
•los,  Att.  -ems,  I),  (fr.  same)  con- 
fusion, tumult,  disturbance. 

KvKXa,  -uiv,  rd,  same  as  kvkXoi,  pi. 
of  *-i;»,Xo;. 

Ki'«.Xa<5£f,  -0)1',  a'l,  (pi.  of  next)  Cy- 
clades,  islands  in  the  iEijcan  sea. 

KtJkXds,  -dcos, );,  (fr.  kvkXos  a  cir- 
cle) a  woman^s  dress  ;  a  round 
gown  with  n  long  train.  Adj. 
rounded,  round,  circular 

Kvk\cvu),  same  as  KVK\du>. 

KvkXi'u},  (fr.  kvkXos  a  circle)  to 
turn,  roll,  whirl,  circulate,  re 
voire ;  to  carry  or  convey  on 
wheels,  wheel  off,  drive  away  ;  to 
wind,  roll  up,  roil. 

KoKXr/iAv,  (fr.  same)  like  a  circle ; 
in  a  circle,  aroumt,  on  alt  sides. 

KvkXiki)s,  ->),  -Ay,  KiK^tos,  -a,-ov, 
and  KvkX6cis,  -taaa,  -cv,  (fr. 
same)  circular,  round,  rounded, 
in  a  circle. 

Kij«X(f,  sec  KiyK^ls. 

KvK\60tv,  (fr.  KVK\as  a  circle)  in  a 
circle,  round  aliout. 

KvkXos,  -ov,  b,  a  circle,  round,  hoop, 
circumference  ;  the  ring  of  a 
v:hcrl,  a  wheel ;  a  disk,  or  anv 
thing  round  ;  on  orb,  orhil^  com- 
pass ;  a  ciraiit,  rri'olution  ,  an 
argununt  in  n  circle  ;  a  period, 
full  sentence  ;  a  society,  assem- 
bly, assemblage  ;  a  cluster  or 
ring  of  jteisons  or  of  slaves  to  be 
sold  ;  the  place  where  thri/  were 
sold  ;  the  walls  or  forlifirations 
of  It  city.      KukXoi,  the  cheeks. 

Ki>«rX(Ji7t,  (fr.  lust)  like  a  circle, 
round  about,  in  a  ring. 

KvK'SoTiphii  'lot  -nvf,  h,  li,  (fr.  Komr, 
and  Tiplui  to  turn  m  a  l.ilhi')/urn- 
eil,  made  round,  rounded ;  cir- 
cular, bent  into  a  circle. 

KvKXnvfitiof,   -n,    •or,   par.    pre* 


KTA 

(fr.  ki'kXo;  a  circle)  tosurroundL, 
environ,  draw  a  circle  round, 
compass  about,  enclose  ;  to  be- 
siege,  invest  ;  to  tie  about,  gird; 
to  inove  or  drive  in  a  circle.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  cKVKXhiBrjv,  ->k,  -tj. 

Kvk\io,  (d.  sin.  of  same)  in  a  cir- 
cle  or  ring,  round  about,  on  all 
sides. 

KvkXuOcis,  neut.  pi.  -divra,  pass. 
—  Ki'/cXuffrtf,  g.  pi.  -advrwi',  act. 
par.  I  a.  of  kixXow. 

KvKXiL'ita,  -aros,  rd,  and  KvicXiaaiSt 
-los,  Att.  -tii){,  /(,  (fr.  same)  a 
surrounding,  encompassing ;  a 
circuit,  round,  visitation,  survey  ; 
a  turn  or  revolution  of  a  wheel ,' 
a  drum. 

\\VK\u)Tbs,  -i),  -ii;  (fr.  KVK^dto  to 
surround)  round, circular,  round- 
ed, made  round. 

KvkXuh}.,  -(0^05,  b,  (fr.  kvkXos  a 
circle,  and  Hi-^  the  eve)  Cyclops, 
a  certain  fabulous  character  ;  a 
giant  v>ith  one  eye. 

VivKios,  -ov,  b,  a  swan. 

K.vKduii'Tt,  Poet,  for  KvKuii'Ti,  d.  sin. 
cont.  par.  pres.  act.  of  kvk dm. 

KvXa,  -(i)v,  rii,  the  hollow  of  the  eye. 

K.vXi6(io  -d,  same  as  kuXi'u. 

Ki'Xi'i'^tTdi,  3  sin.  pres.  pass.  — 
Kv\h'6cro,  Ion.  for  cKvXivlero,  3 
sin.  inipf.  pass.  —  KvXividucvos, 
-tj,  -01',  par.  pres.  pass,  of 

KuXii'(5fa>  -w,  same  as  kuX^u. 

KvXivfpas,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  cy- 
linder, roller,  roltingstone. 

KvXivSm,  same  as  KvXiu). 

KvXIkioi',  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  next)  a 
small  cup. 

KuXif,  -Ikos,  i'i,  a  cup,  drinking 
vessel,  large  or  small  ;  a  goblet, 
bowl,  tankard. 

KiiXiffij,  -los.  All.  -tij>s,  II,  KvXiafia, 
-aros,  rb,  and  KiXiff/jds,  -uu,  b, 
(fr.  K-vXiu)  to  roll)  a  rolling, 
tumblino^  wallowing  ;  a  (lusting 
or  .sprinkling  uith  sand  by  the 
wrestlers  ;  the  place  for  rolling  or 
sprinkling;  a  place  where  beasts 
lie  and  tumble. 

KvXiarbs,  -i),  -bt>,  {fr.  same)  rolled, 
tumbled,  wallowed. 

Kl'Xl'vi'r;,  -ns  hi  '""id  Ki'iX/;^i'Of,  -on, 
0,  (fr.  ifirXif  a  cup)  a  small  cup 
with  a  narrow  mouth  ;  a  cup- 
jiing-glass ;  a  pot,  gallipot. 

K.vXl-xviov,-nv,  rb,  (dim.  of  lost)  a 
small  jar,  pot,  &c. 

KCXiut,  f.  -lait),  also  KiiXii^/uj,Ki'X()'- 
Hio.  KvXlvfiu),  and  KhXik^/u),  to 
roll,  trundle  ;  to  tumble,  toss,  wal- 
biir  ;  to  fill  down.  KiiXiriVj^ni, 
-cVojjfii,  &c.  to  be  tumbling,  to 
tnltrr,  hang  over,  impend  ;  to 
hurry  away,  make  q/f,  scamper. 

KvXXoraiiwv,  -uii'os,b,li,(fr.  Kv\Xb( 
lame,  and  nous  ihr  fool)  bandy, 
boiiltggcil,  club  footed,  binir. 

Ki'XXi/,-,  -i),  -by,  (pfrhapR  fr.  kuXAs 
manned)  lame,  hall,  crippled, 
contracted  ;  crooked,  licnl,  timu- 
ed,  distorted  ;   maimed,  drjirirnt, 


pnm.  font.  —  KvitXnva',  (<)r  kvk-       drfecltve. 
Aovtti,  3  pi.  coni.  prci.  ind.  tcl.lKuXoii'irfw  -w,  (fr.  xtXa  iho  hollow 
of  ifui-X/w,  or  of  I      of  the  •■y'""!  ""d  oii'd'ui  to  «\voll) 

KvcXu'ii  -u,  f.  -ijiTw,  p.  KtKiKXuKa,\     to  be  afflicted  in   the  ei/e.»,  havt 
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KTM 

the  eijes  neollen  with  illness,  grief, 
or  ill  sire  ;  to  weep  lor,  long  for. 

XvXoK^iuitri;,  n.  |)l.  colli,  par.  prcs. 
act.  of  lasl. 

KvXwf,  -u)foi,  h,  Cylo,  a.  man's 
name. 

Ki'ua,  -dTo(,  ri,  a  wave,  siirse,  bil- 
low ;  ajlooil,  torrent  ;  adversity, 
pestilence,  mm.  pi.  KVfiaTa,  g. 
«ru/j(iTu)»'. 

Kvitalvoyroi,  g.  sin.  par.  prcs.  act. 
of  next. 

Kifiaii'u,  f.  -uiui,  p.  KCKVjiayKa,  (fr. 
Ap/iu  a  wave)  to  swell,  boil,  rage, 
storm  ;  to  xvave,  roll,  toss  on  the 
waves  ;  to  foam,  fret,  be  reded, 
irritated,  transported  with  any 
passion  ;  to  expand^  open  out. 

Ki'/iar((i{,  and  lou.  Kv/iaThis,  -ov, 
b,  (fr.  same)  swelling  with 
waves,  boisterous,  foaming,  tem- 
pestuous. 

Kvnarln,  -risthy  (ff-  same)  the  roll- 
ing of  the  sea  ;  a  storm,  tem- 
pest. 

KvfinTi^u),  f.  -taw,  (fr.  same)  to 
raise  in  waves,  disturb,  agitate, 

KifiaTioi',  -ov,  TO,  (dim.  of  same) 
a  little  wave  ;  a  waved  border  or 
moulding  ;  a  ringlet,  curl. 

Kv^aroTrXii^,  -tiyos,  b,  fj,  (fr.  Kv/xa 
a  wave,  and  TrXijacu)  to  strike) 
sca-beattn,  washed  by  the  waves. 

^VfiarSio  -a),  same  as  Kvnari^to. 

KvfiaTiiiyr!,  -rii,  and  Kviin-toyii,  -Tn, 
S),  (fr.  Kvjia  a  wave,  and  dynmi 
to  break)  the  shore,  beach, 
strand  ;  a  rock,  reef,  crag. 

Kvfiarderji,  -cos  -o«f,  b,  t),  (fr. 
same)  wavy,  billowy,  covered 
with  surge,  foamina^  boisterous. 

KvnaTiodili,  -uira,  -iv,  par.  1  a. 
pass,  of  KvuaToii). 

Ku///3uX(^u),  (fr.  next)  to  beat  or 
play  on  cymbals. 

KifiliaXov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  kv^^o^  hol- 
low) a  cymbal,  tambourine, 
drum. 

'Kin^iX"^i  """i  "i  h,  Cr.  next) 
licadlong,  head  foremost,  upon 
the  head. 
Kvi/iii/,  -ris,  '),  (fern,  of  xiyifioi  hol- 
low) a  boat,  skiff' ;  a  cup,  ves- 
sel, shell,  saitsellar  ;  the  licad. 

KvfiiSiov,  and  Kvii[iov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr. 
same)  a  small  vessel,  cruet,  ewer, 
drinking  cup. 

Kvit(ios,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  Kv(pb( 
bent)  a  hollow,  depression;  the 
inside  ;  the  bottom. 

Kvfit],  -ris,  !],  Cuma,  and  Cumtc, 
a  city  of  yEolia. 

Kiittvn,  -m?,  Att.  -£u5,and  -t?-o(,  //, 
some  night-bird  ;  the  horned 
enul. 

Kiiihor,  -ov,  rb,  the  herb  cummin, 
and  its  seed. 

Kviioiiyfiwv,  -oi'oj,  o,  tj,  {fr.  Kvfia  a 
wave,  and  ci-)(ni>ai  to  receive) 
wavt-rer^iving,  v:ave-beaten, 

Kv/ioioKi),  ->](,  ht  Cymodoci,  a  sea 
nymph. 

KviioOin,  -v{,  hi  Cymotlioi,  a  sea 
nymph. 

Ki'/i&7r/)rXfia,  -ai,  !/,  a  woman's 
name. 

Kv/iu,  -ioi  -ov(,  ^,  a  Bca  nymph 


KTN 

Ki'vny/raf,  -ov,  b.  Dor.  for  Kvviiyi- 

Kvi'iiyx'l,  -'li,  >),  (fr.  k6u>i'  a  dog, 
and  iiy\oi  choking)  a  disease  of 
the  throat,  the  quinsy,  injlainma- 
tion. 

K.vvayy^Kbi,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  last)  nf- 
Jtictcd  with  the  (juin.iy. 

Kuiiiyiij,  Dor.  for  Kwi/yis. 

Kvi'(ifivii),  see  kiivv/ivui. 

Kura'iOpuTTO?,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  kvu))'  a 
dog,  and  h'iOowttos  a  man)  U'dy, 
crajhi,  double  dciding  ;  shame- 
less, impudcid,  barrfiu-dl. 

Kti'«'f)ioi',  -01),  TO,  (dim.  of  kviov  a 
dcjg)  a  little  dog  ;    a  whelp,  pup- 

}'!/■ 

Kvvm,  a.  pi.  Kivc!,  D.  pi.  of  same. 

Ki'i'ds,  -a&oi,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  breful 
used  to  wash  the  hands  anil  then 
thrown  to  the  dogs,  a  washball ; 
the  dog-brier.  Adj.  of  or  about 
a  dog,  as  dog-days,  dog-hairs, 
&c. 

K.vvi>i  -Tj,  -irii  ->j;,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
dogskin ;  a  cap,  helmet,  head- 
piece, casque,  made  of  or  covered 
with  it. 

Kvvcios,  -a,  -ov,  or  -ov,  b,  rj,  and 
Kvi'coi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  canine, 
nf  a  dog,  like  a  dog  ;  currish, 
brutal,  brutish;  impudent, shame- 
less. 

Kvviovv,  Ion.  and  by  Poet,  Epenth. 
for  cKvvovv,  impf.  act.  cont.  of 

KVviiil. 

Kinioot,  Poet,  or  Ion.  for  kvol,  d. 

pi.    Ol   KVIDV. 

KCi  f'ui  -li,  (fr.  Kvw  to  kiss)  to  fawn ; 
to  kiss,  salute  ;  to  Jlaller,  com- 
pliment, soothe  ;  to  honour,  wor- 
ship, adore. 

Vivviiyiaiov,  -ov,  tD,  (fr.  kvwv  a 
dog,  and  dyoi  to  lead)  n  pack  of 
hounds  ;  a  hunting-pole,  spear, 
toils  ;  cover,  ground  fpr  hunt- 
ing ;  game,  sport,  prey ;  hunt- 
ing, coursing. 

Kvi'tiyerrji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  adog- 
leader  or  keeper,  huntsman, 
sportsman,  hunter. 

Kvvrjyiii''  -w,  f.  -ijoio,  (fr.  same)  to 
hunt,  chase, pursue,  course. 

Kvvriyb?,  -or,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  hunt- 
er, sportsman. 

Kvitjibi',  (fr.  same)  like  a  dog,  ra- 
venously ;  shamelessly, 

V,vvihiov,  -ov,  tH,  (dim.  of  Kvoyv  a 
dofr)  a  little  dog,  wlu-lp,  puppy, 

KuuKo;,  -;),  -o»',  (fr.  same)  canine, 
nice  a  flog  ;  e.yinc(d,  currixh, 
snappish  ;  sour,  morose  ;  impu- 
dent, shameless. 

Kvvocovi,  -oiros,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
o^otf  a  tuolh)  the  dog-tooth,  ca- 
nine tooth  or  eye-tooth. 

VivvoCjugam,  -loi  'O^s,  b,  i'/,  and  Ku- 
viiOiipaiii,  -ciu,  -ii,  (fr.  same,  and 
Supnoi  boldness)  .  impudent, 
shameless,  barefaced. 

VivvoKiijiaXoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  KcdiaX))  the  head)  with  th 
head  of  a  dog, 
K.vv6iivia,  -a;,  !),  (fr.  same,  and 
nvln  a  fly)  a  do'jjiy  ;  a  swarm 
of  flics  ;  a  forward  person  ;  an 
intrwier, 

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Kxn 

Kvi'ojrp(5<ra)jrof,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  same, 
and  nfidawnuv  the  lace)  with  the 
face  or  head  of  a  dog  ;  dog-vi- 
saged. 

Kvvi'iaovpn,  -as,  }),  (fr.  same,  and 
ovpii  tJic  tail)  a  dog's  tail ;  the 
cynosure  or  polar  star,  in  the 
tail  of  the  little  dog  or  lesser 
bear. 

KvfTepos,  -a,  -ov  comp,  KVVTaTOi 
snp.  of  Kviav. 

Kvvw-nn,  v.  of 

Ktnwn-/;?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Kiiov  a  dog,  and 
(ii^  the  face)  with  the  face  or 
head  of  a  dog.  Adj.  impudent, 
insolent,  shameless,  barefaced,im- 
viodest ;  ravenous,  greedy. 

KuvuTTif,  -Woj,  »;,  fem.  for  last  in 
the  Adj. 

Kilos,  -cos  -ovs,  rb,  (fr.  Kiui  to  con- 
ceive) a  Jcctus,  embryo,  creature 
in  the  womb,  conception. 

livovfievos,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  of 
Kviut. 

Kvo(popiu>,  f,  -I'law,  (fr,  kvos  a  con- 
ception, and  (/x'jju)  to  carry)  to  be 
pregnant,  conceive,  breed, 

Kv-rrupiaatvos  or  -rrtvos,  -tj,  -ov,  (fr. 
next )  of  cypress  ;  lasting,  dura- 
ble. 

Kvndpiaaos  or  -rroj,  -ov,  iy,  the  cy- 
press tree. 

Kinrapos,  -ov,  b,  a  large  capacious 
vessel  ;  a  tub,  pail. 

KvTTus,  -dios,  and  Kvraacis,  -lof, 
Att.  -cws,  h,  a  coverlet,  quilt ;  a 
blanket,  bedclothes ;  a  robe, 
gown,  long  cuter  garment, 
cloak. 

Kiiriipof,  -ov,fi,  and  Kvireipov,  -ov, 
TO,  eyperis,  an  Indian  water- 
plant,  the  root  of  which  resem- 
bles ginger,  and  is  fragrant  ; 
wild  galingall. 

KvviWov,  -ov,  TO,  a  cup,  goblet, 
tumbler, 

KvTTpidpyn^S,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  KuTrpof  Cy- 
prus, and  njixo)  to  govern)  the 
governor  of  Cyprus. 

KiJTrpitu,  and  VLvirpi-v,  a.  sin.  ofKi 

TTplS. 

Kvvpi^ui,  (fr.  K'urtttis  Venus)  to 
bloom,  look  beautiful ;  to  sprout, 
flourish,  shoot,  bud,    ' 

KvTpivuv,  -ov,  rb,  (neut.  of  next) 
Cyprian  ointment,  a  perfume 
from  Cyprus. 

Ku-mioj,  -17,  -ov,  (fr.  Kvjrpoi  Cy- 
prus) of  Cyprus,  Cyprian. 

KuTTpioj,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  o  Cy-. 
prian, 

KiT!pis, -t^os,fi,  (fr.  same)  Venus, 
a.  sin.  livirpiia,  and  Kv-rpiv. 

KvT;piCfios,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Kv-nui^u)  to 
bloom)  o  budding,  shooting, 
sprouting  ;  bloom,  luxuriance. 

Kinp'iy'i'eia,  -uc,  i),  (fr.  Kvirpos 
Cy|)riis,  and  yiVo/jui  to  be  born) 
born  in  Cyprus,  Cyprian,  an 
epithet  of  Venus. 

Kvzpoyiviis,  -ios  -ovs,  b,  r%  (fr. 
same)  born  in  Cyprus. 

Kiimjoc,  -ov,  t'l,  Cyprus,  the  name 
of  an  island  ;  also  the  cypress 
tree. 

K.vwTii^u),  f.  -uao),  (fr.  kvtto)  to 
bend)  to  lean  or  stoop  down,  bend 


KTP  KTT 

over,    took    down  al  ;     to    slay, 

wait  ;  to  delay,  loiter,  i'ile. 
KuTTOf,  -h,  -i"^   (*r.   same)  bent,      thorized,    sanctioned.      Subs,    a 

leaning,     stooping  ;     suppliant,  j     prinrc,  ruler,  lord,  master,  sir. 

Jcneeting,  prostrate.  \Kipi6riis,  -ijro?,  /;,    (Ir.  same)  do- 

Ki-irru),  f.  -\j/u,  to  curve,  croohen  ;\     mtnion,    rule,   power,  autltnriltj, 

to  bend,  lean,  stoop  down  to  look.       lordship  ;  a  poutr,  rank  or  order. 

1  a.  act.  ind.  iicv^a'  par.  xvtj/as,  |     a.  KvptoTrjra,  n.  pi.  KiptdTtirts. 

-aaa,  -av.  'Kvplccu),  see  Kvfi^u). 

Kuodwi, -as,  i;,  Dor.  for  KvDi;>'7.       ^KipKaidio  -H,   (fr.   KvKau)  to  mix) 


KQ0 

proper,  especial,  peculiar  ;  J'irm,\K6r'taos,  -ow,  b,  the  cytisus,  tree-tre- 
Jiicd,    ratified,    conjirmed,    au-       foil. 

~  K5ros,  -£0{  -oil?,  Ti,  a  cavili/,  hol- 

low ;  a  vessel ;  the  hold  of  a  ship  ; 
a  shell;  a  trunk,  case;  the  beily, 
hodi/. 
Kirpav,  Dor.  for  ^Orpjjr,  a.  of  ^ii- 

K.vrTapo(,-ov,  b,  (fr.  Kvros  a  cavi- 
ty) n  partition,  division  or  comb 


vpliaXoi,  -:;,  -ov,  (fr.  ici'fl^ij  a  tab-j     to  dis;urb,  confuse,  embroil,  make\      in  bees''  or  wasps'  nests, 
let)  high,  lofty,  set  up,  posted  ;.     mv>chief.    pies.  inf.  act.  Kupca-lKu^tAAa, -uv,  tij,  (perhaps  fr 
tipright,eTect;  engraven,  indent-\     vdiiv -av.  |     (^ui  hcnX)  a  cloud ;    any  hollow 

ed  like  a  millstone,  of  or  from  a  Kvp/ia,  -aro?,  to,  see  Kvprjiia 


millstonf,  ground. 

Kvppacifi,  -ai,  t],  a  cock^s  comb ;  a 
turban. 

Kipliti,  -IOC,  Att.  -twf,  0  or  ^,  a 
tnaiigular  tahlft  on  which  laws 
were  published  ;  the  law  ;  a  slab, 
plank,  lid,  cover  ;  a  pettifogger, 
smntler'T  in  tite  law  ;  plans  or 
maps  engraven  on  stj)nes  ;  a 
millstone  because  so  indented. 

KDpc,  Ion.  for  iKvpc,  3  sin.  impf. 
act.  of  Af lipii) 


Kvpn',  for  Ki'pit,  V.  of  HiJpvos,  -ov, 
b,  a  man's  name. 

KDpof,  -£of  -ons,  ri,  authority,  in- 
fluence, credit,  reputation  ;  do- 
jninion,  rule,  sovereign  power  ; 
sa^iction,  ratification,  conjirmn- 
lion  ;  a  decree,  act,  statute  ;  a 
crisis,  point  or  hinge  of  (iffuirs. 

Kvpoq,  -ov,  b,  Cyrus,  a  man's  name. 

Kvpovv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  — 
Kvpouaa,  n.  fern.  cont.  par.  pres. 
act.  of  KupiJo) 


Kvptla,  -af,  }),  (fr.  xvpos  authority)  |  KvowTatieiu,  -a;,  t),  (fr.  KiV^Cv- 


dommion,  rule,  siiny,  authority, 
sovereignty,  lordskip. 
Kvp/b),  f.  -naui,  (fr.  th.  irOpui  to  hap- 


rus,  and  TrniStia  education,  ih. 
T  i7s  a  child)  the  cdaca'ion  of  C>;- 
rus,  the  name  of  a  Greek  novel. 


pen)  to  meet  with,  fall  upon  ;    to  Kvp^uj  -u>,  f.  -uau},  p.  KCKi'puiKa,  (fr. 


reach,  obtain,  attain,  acquire, 
get  ;  to  happen,  occur,  come  to 
pa-ss,  befall,  fall  out  ;  to  exist,  be. 

Kvpn,  -If,  ht  a  name  of  Ceres. 

Kvoifidia  -a,  f.  -daui,  to  JiglU  with 
hums  ;  to  horn,  butt. 

Kvp^liiii,  -(!»►,  ri),  the  chn/for  husks 
of  barley  or  of  beans  ;  bran. 

Kiorijui,  and  by  Sync.  Kvpfia,  -arog, 
rd,  (fr.  Kvpui  to  meet  with)  a 
meeting,  rencounter  ;  quickness, 
rewliness  ;  any  thing  found  or 
got  unexpectedly  ;  prey,  booty 

Kvpijii;,  -nf,  n,  Cyreni,  a  city  of 
Africa. 

Kio-inoj,  -01),  0,  (fr.  ihe  Lat.)  ^ui- 
rinus. 

Kvpilffai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Kvpfianf, 
-aea,  -av.  par.  I  a.  act.  of  rrp/uj. 

KvpOiJf,  -iita,  -iv,  par.   1  a.  pass. 

of  Kl'pu. 

lHvpl  I,  -af,  /;,  (fem.  ofKvpfo;  chief) 
n  mistress,  lady. 

Kvpt'indf,  -fi,  -it',  (fr.  same,  ih.  ku- 
pof  authority)  of  the  Lord,  the 
L/>r<Ps. 

Kvnitvri,  3  sin.  -ivuficv,  -cvovat,  1 
and 3  pi.  prrs.  ind.  act. — Kvpiiv- 
ivruiv,  R.  pi.  pir.  [ir<!«.  act.  —  Ku- 
pid'ffd,  3  Kin.  I  f.  md. —  Kt'oitu- 
ari,  3  Kin.  I  a.  mib.  net.  of 

K'ipiiiui,  f.  -C'><7>>J,p.  KiKvpUvKa,{ff. 
KVplof  chief )  to  rule,  govern,  com- 
mand, control  ;  to  own,  enjoy, 
possess  ;  lo  diiminrrr,  lyrnnnitr  ; 
to  suMue,  r'm'/urr,  rflure  ;  to 
empower,  authi/rite,  give  a  rtglU, 
set  up  a  lo'd. 

Kunf^ij),  and  Ki'oiWu,  (fr.  «/p<ic  a 
horn)  to  oll'irk  with  the  hnrns, 
horn,  bull,  gore  ;  to  strike  down 
fell 


Kvpoi  sanction)  to  enurt,  decree, 
authorize,  sanction,  confirm,  ra- 
tify, per.  ind.  pass.  KCKvpu)pai. 
1  a.  md.  pass.  avpuiOqv.  1  f. 
ind.  pass.  Kvpj)Onaonai. 
Kvpaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Kiipo'af, 
-aca,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  Ki'p- 
<r<<),  -cif,  -£i,  1  f.  ind.  act.  -'Kol. 
of  Kvpia. 

Kvprdf,  and  JEo\.  Kvpaii,  -tl,  -&v, 
ocnl,  curved ;  swelling,  raised, 
convex,  gibbous. 

Ki''nrof,  -ov,  b,  also  Ki'prn  and  Kiip- 
Tif,  (fr.  lusl)  a  net,  poke,  cage  or 
crib  lo  catrh  ,fish. 

Ki)or<iw  -d,  (fr.  same)  to  bend,  hol- 
low, curve  ;  to  curl  or  turn 
round  over  ;  to  distort,  mnht 
crooked,  par.  1  a.  pass,  kvotid- 
Ocif,  -uaa,  -iv. 

Kvnruifia,  -aro{,  ri,  (fr.  last)  n 
hump,  bunch,  su:etlins,  tumour  ; 
a  curvature,  bending,  wimling. 

Kvpui,  f.  VKol.  Kvpaw,  to  fill  or 
come  upon,  meet  vnth  ;  tn  hit 
vpon,  strike  against  ;  to  rctirh, 
attain,  get  ,'  to  exist,  Ik.  par. 
1  a.  pass.  KvoOiUf  -i7irii,  -iv- 

KvpSiaai,  I  a.  inf.  art.  ofKvpii), 

Ki'Cfif,  -nan,  -av,  par.  I  a.  acl.  — 
Khat  or  Ki'OM-,  Ion.  liir  hvai, 
3  sin.  1  a.  uid.  acl.  —  Kraur, 
1  a.  inipr.  act.  —  Kiaai,  1  a. 
inf.  art.  of  ki'u. 

Ki'ffOof  Ki'crof,  -ov,  0,  and  Ki'ij'"!*, 
-nv,  ft,  the  buttocks,  rump,  brcfrh  . 
the  female  privities. 

Kiai,i\,  pi.  '<( K('utv. 

Kvnnajilvi},  !'"<  I.  rt)r  Kvuaulvti,  n. 
fi!m.  par.  I  a.  mid.  — •  K'''<rTt, 
Ion.  and  Pon).  for  Uvat,  3  lun.  I 
a.  ind.  nrl.  i,f  Ki'ui. 


K(!pinf, -n, -on,  ((t.  rlfinf  authority)  IKi'irrif,  -lot,  Alt.  -f«s,  /;,  tlu  lilad- 
rulini;,   presiding,    nutlinntatiir^]     tier.   a.  Rin,  nuirrit'. 
lupreme,    chiif,    prinrip-il  f     ex-lKvrtroi, -wv,  »'i,  Iht  blninm  of  the 
CtUtnt,  S'lpcruir,  eluif.r,  geuuini.  ,"  ]    '  ponir^ranalr. 

7.7  (3CI) 


or  dark  cavity. 
K'vijit,    some    kind   of  perfume  or 

odour,  iricense. 
Kw^of,  -i),  -br,  (fr.  Kvrrrij)  to  bend) 
bent,  curved,  crooked  ;  swelling, 
convex,  tumid,  raised. 
K.u<l>o>v,  -uvof,  0,  (fr.  last)  a  shed, 
vaulted  roof ;  a  crooked  staff"  or 
stick;  plough-tail  or  handle;    a 
neck  yoke   or   collar  which  bent 
doicn    tlie    culprit   or   drew    his 
neck  ani.  heels  together,  a  strap- 
pado ;  an  article  of  dress. 
K.v([>u)v'  for  Kiipuru,  a.  sin.  of  last. 
Kui/^uf, -acn,  -av,  in  n.  pi.  kvk^'qv- 
rt$,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  Ki5ij/a(,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  —  Ku<|u),  1  f.  ind.  act. 
of  Kilffru). 
Ki)i//j'X>),  -»;f,  !),  a  beehive  or  bees- 
cap  ;    a  corn  measure  ;  a  chest, 
trunk  ;  tIte  inner  part  of  Ihe  car  ; 
the  foulness  which  gathers  tliere, 
ear-wax. 
Kin|fXif,  -/^of,  /;,  o  hollow  cavity  ;  a 
nest,  pigeon-hole  ;  a  trunk,  case, 
chesl  ;  the  hollow  of  the  car ;  ear- 
wax. 
KOvZ/rXof,  -oil,  0,  (fr.  last,  th.  K-jtrru) 
lo   hide)   a  marten  or   swallow. 
Also,  Cypsclus,  a  man's  name. 
KSbi,  f.  KViTiii,  \i.  KiKVKa  aud  Kvlui, 
to  conceive,  breed,  be  pregnant  ; 
lo  teem,  hatch  ;    to  kiss,  salute, 
embrace  ;  to  fawn,  coax,  crouch. 
KGu>i',  Kvvhf,  b  or  i;,  a  dog  or  bitch  ; 
a  X'lle  person  ;   a  dogfish,  sword- 
Jish  ;  the  dogstnr  ;   a  Cynic  phi- 
losopher ;    any  creature  of  prey, 
real    or    imaginary,    a    vulture, 
grfflin,  gorgon,  monster.      Adj. 
morose,    surly,    captious  ;   foul, 
shameless,  impure,  indecent. 
Ku'if  and  KiiJaf,  cont.  icwf,  samo 

OK  KUIOf. 

KcilMi,  -ov,  n,  n  gudgeon. 
Kiofitia  and  Kwi^ia,  -of,  /;,  itie  head 

of  the  ]>oi>]>y  ;    a  ball,  gloliulr, 

round  lump. 
Ku'kV),  -i)f,  i';,  poppy-seed,  fruit  nf 

the  fuippy. 
Kii'i'^ior,  -01',  ri,  rent,  for  khii'/oi', 

(fr.  (tuif    a    Khuepskin)    a   hide, 

leather,  skin  ;  a  Jlri  re. 
K«(5u)i',  -0)iof,  b,  a  belt,  rattle,  clip- 
per ;    the   bell   nf  a  trumpet,  a 

trumpet ;  a  noisy  person, 
Ki'irt,  pi.  ot  Kw(. 
KiiOwi ,  -wi'Of,  b,  n  drinking  i.T»»f/, 

.inn,  .jar,  rnntrcn  ,'    a  ilrinking- 

bentl,  rrvrlliuK. 
k'uiOwWCw.f.  -(au>,  (fr.  la*l)  lodrink 

derjily,  tipple,  lonsr. 
KuiBi^t iarf.ni'iy,  -ov,  tA,  (fr.  last)  n 

dining-room,  banqtiitling-haU, 


KnM 


Knn 


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Kt)Ka\ta,  -u>v,  ni,  (fr.  xdy^of  n 
shell)  crtnlurc.t  rovcrul  uilli 
shtlii;  shtl{fisli. 

KuKuMi, -ov,  i,  Cocalus,  a  iium'si 
name. 

Ka'ivf/ia,  -iiroj,  rd,  (fr.  ku>kvui  to 
wail)  Vfepiiig,  ivaitiiig,  huwling, 
lanirntation. 

Kuitiirit,  •vi;  l>,  (siiine  as  last) 
Also  Cori/lim,  one  of"  the  tcigiicil 
rivers  of  lull. 

KuKvu),  r.  -i/ffu),  /o  iwrp,  mail,  dt- 
plm-e,  tanunt ;  lo  cry  out,  howl, 
shriek. 

KuiXarp/rni,  -wv,  c'l,  (fr.  ku'Xov  a 
piece,  aiul  uyiipto  to  coilecl)  re- 
ceivers nf  the  prieatx'  dues,  njfi- 
cers  who  rollertetl  those  parLi  of 
the  .idiTi/ires  due  to  the  priest  ; 
puhlir  treu.turers. 

KwXru,  -Of,  KoAi),  -T;?,  anil  KioXdfo, 
-Of,  fi,  (fr.  /.uAoi'  a  limb)  a  fort- 
lee  or  gammon  of  Ixicnn,  haml  of 
pork  ;  n  bundle  or  truss  of  huy. 

KuAi?;^',  -tims,  I'l,  (fr.  «anie)  ihr 
iinkle  ;  the  piislirn  ;  the  calf; 
the  ham,  hnnistrivg. 

Ku)Ar»d5,  -r|^  -^I'l  (fr.  same)  of  the 
colon  or  great  gut  ;  colic,  affect- 
ing the  liotifls. 

KiXov,  -ov,  rb,  a  limh,  7ncmher,  /e», 
arm,  but  particularly  the  foot  i 
the  body,  carcass  ;  a  diiision  of 
a  sentence  ;  the  colon  or  large 
gut. 

KtuXt'ci,  3  sin.  pres.  iiid.  act.  — 
KwAiitiv,  pres.  inf.  act. — KuXlit- 
TE,  2  pi.  pres.  iiid.  or  impr.  act. 
—  KiaXicaOat,  pres.  inf.  pass.  — 
KoXrciii,  inf.  —  KwXi'ffi/f,  2  sin. 
1  a.  sub.  act.  —  KwXuOfVref,  n. 
pi.  par.  1  a.  pass,  of  KuXtiui. 

Kii>Xvftn,  -uTog,  ri,  and  Kui^Vftt], 
-175,  li,  (fr.  /fwXvw  to  hinder)  a 
hindrance,  impediment,  obstacle  ; 
a  rcstraitit,  prohibition  ;  stocks, 
pillory, 

KiiXTro-if,  -105,  Att.  -s(i>i,  fi,  same  as 
last. 

KuX  uT^p, -f;f)of,  and  KwXuri)?, -oB, 

I  i,  (fr.  /twXi'ci)  to  hinder)  a  hin- 
aerer,  ohstructer,  stopper. 

KwXuu,     f.      -vaw,     p.     KCKliXvKa,      to 

check,  hinder,  stop,  stay,  delay  ; 
to  impede,  obstruct ;  to  prnhdnt, 
forbid.   1  a.  ind.  pass.  iKii>\vBriv. 

KwXtiwv,  -ovaa,  -ov,  a.  -ovra,  par. 
pres.  act.  of  last. 

KuiXuT»){,  -ov,  b,  art  eft  or  newt. 

K(d/ia,  -aros,  to,  (fr.  Koifidw  to  lull) 
deep  sleep;  a  lethargy,  insensi- 
bility. 

Ku/jia^ov,  Ion.  for  cKd/ia^ov,  impf. 
act.  —  Ku>i/d^ovra,  a  sin.  par. 
pres.  act.  of 

Kufiii^ui,  (fr.  Kwiiog  revelry)  to  in- 
stitute a  feast,  keep  a  festival, 
celebrate  with  songs  ;  to  feast, 
revel,  riot ;  to  dance  and  sing, 
carouse. 

Kj)/ia/fdi',  -ov,  rb,  an  aromatic  fruit ; 
the  clove  or  clove-tree. 

Kiifia^,  -oKOi,  ft,  (fr.  (fw/ioj  revelry) 
a  silly  trifler,  fop,  dandy. 

Kuif  (ifuTf,  Dor.  for  KufidaaTC,  2  pi. 
1  a.  impr.  act.  of  KUfid^io. 


lage,  anil  np^w  to  rule)  a  govern- 
or of  a  tou  n,  mayor,  mngislrntc. 

Kni;ifi(i(^fii',  Dor.  tor  Kiandi^tiv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  ot  k(i>/i(i^ui. 

Kiti^dtr/ti,  -ai,  I'l,  (fr.  KiOfidcut  to 
revel)  revttry,  Jinstiuf;,  jollity, 
riotous  mirth,  carousing. 

Kii)/m<rTi)f,  -or,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  re- 
veller, /easier,  carouscr. 

Kaifii/,  -'Ki  ')i  a  tou  It,  village;  a 
havdit,  canton,  district. 

KiOfiv^br,  (fr,  last)  in  villages, 
town  by  loan. 

Kuilii'/Tiji,  -cv,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  vil- 
lager, cnunlryman,  peasant,  rus- 
tic ;  a  neighbour. 

KiD/«i7roX({,  -(Of,  Atl.  -£(jf,  //,  (fr. 
same,  and  iroXif  a  ciiy)  a  Uttli 
city,  country  town.  pi.  coiit.  kw- 
jio^rdXfif. 

Kdi^os,  -ov,  0,  festivity,  feasting,  ri- 
velry,  riotous  miith;  dance  (mil 
song  ;  VMinlon7:css,  dtssutvteness, 
debuuclury  ;  luxury,  indulgence, 
voluptuousness  ;  a  company  of 
rtvillirs,  troop  of  burchariuls  ; 
any  rumpany,  society,  party  ; 
Camus,  the  genius  of  revelry. 
Kui/tov  0f(T7r(iTj;f,  the  lord  of  the 
feast,  to  whom  it  was  given. 

Kiii/iw,  d.  sin.  of  last. 

Kuijiiofia,  -Of,  )/,  (fr.  Kw/jifibi  a 
player)  rudlery,  invectue,  satire, 
scurrility  ;  a  comedy,  play,  inter- 
lude, farce. 

KuiJ(j>(^ti)ypa(pog,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last, 
and  yp'i(ptij  lo  write)  a  writer  of 
plays,  comic  author. 

Ku^w(5df,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  KUjiri  a  village, 
and  rf(5w  to  sin^)  an  improvisa- 
tore,  buffoon,  singer  at  enter- 
tainments ;  a  comedian,  actor, 
player. 

Kui'Siov,  -ov,  rb,  hemlock. 

Kui'Of, -on,  6,  a  cone,  or  any  thing 
of  that  form  ;  a  top,  cock  of 
hay,  stack  of  corn  ;  the  nut  or 
mitsl  of  pine-trees  ;  the  case  or 
shell  of  certain  fruits  ;  the  crest 
of  a  helmet. 

KutviiiTTa,  a.  sin.  —  KuJi'UTrEf,  n.  pi. 

of  Ko'jl'VUp. 

Koivwrrt7ov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  Ku'ivuitp  a 
gnat  or  Kwiof  a  cone)  a  curtain 
to  keep  iiff'  Jlies  ;  a  canopy,  um- 
brella, pavilion,  tent. 

Kiii'w^,  -wffof,  6  or  rj,  a  gnat, 
midge,  mostjuito. 

KoJe?,  and  cont.  K«;,  -toc-oi's,  to, 
a  sheepskin,  soft  skin  to  lie  on  or 
to  use  us  a  cover. 

Kufff'tf,  n.  pi.  of 

KwTfci'S,  -/05,  Alt.  -tuf,  0,  (fr.  Kd-KTU) 
lo  cut)  a  rower,  boatman,  sador. 

Kwr/wi,  Ion.  for  Koi-rwv,  g.  pi.  of 

Kojri;r  -Vi,  >h  (ff-  fo'^'w  to  cut)  an 
oar  ;  Itilt,  handle. 

Ka)r>?Xo'r>/5,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
tXai'vu)  to  drive)  o  rower. 

Kwvnprig,  -to;  -ovi,  b,  q,  (fr.  same, 
and  dpw  to  fit)  having  oars,  rovj- 
ing  ;  handimg  the  oar. 

KijiTTtirrip,  -npog,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tijpf'o)  to  keep)  a  rowlock  or  nd-\ 
lock,  to  which  the  oar  was  I 
fastened,  and  on  which  it! 
moved. 

(362) 


Kuiirtov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  same)  a 
little  our,  pniidlf. 

Kupa,  -a(,  u,  KCipoi,  -ov,  b,  Dor. 
tor  Kupn  or  Kvvpif,  and  kdpoi  or 
kof'puf. 

Kupouiiia,  -us,  a.  Dor.  for  kov- 
puavt'ii. 

Kwpi'kioi',  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  next) 
a  purse,  bag,  pockd,  scrip  ;  a 
pod,  husk,  hull,  peel. 

Kiopimoi,  -ov,  b,  a  sack,  pouch,  sat-' 
chvt,  walltt,  leathern  bag. 

K(if, -lioj,  ro,  com.  Cr.  nuiof,  which 
see. 

Kdi,  Kowf,  and  K<wj,  -Ci,  »/,  an 
island  in  the  iEgean  sea,  now 

,     Stancora. 

Koif,  Ion.  for  rojf. 

Khxriiji,  b,  indecl.  Heb.  a  man's 
name. 

K(ir<iXij,  -(OS,  Alt.  -tuf,  fi,  a  pot- 
slink  ;  ladle,  large  .ipoon. 

KajT('XXo),  f.  -('Xiu,  p.  -(Xko,  to  talk, 
converse,  dial;  to  cajole,  deceive. 
par.  pres.  act.  (cuit/XXidv,  -ovoa, 
-of  a.  sin.  n)as.  »(uTiXXo>ru. 

K(/)riXos,  -'(,  -bv,  (fr.  last)  talkative, 
flippant,  babbling,  garrulous  ; 
flattering,  soothing,  deriilful, 
false  ;  artful,  evasive,  subtle, 
cunning,  crafty. 

Kuipivw,  f.  -tvcw,  (fr.  next)  lo  br 
deaf  and  dumb  ;  be  silent,  stu- 
pid or  stnseUss.  Or  for  Kov- 
0ti)iD,  (fr.  Koi5(/)Os  light)  <o/(.i,'/i/f7i, 
relieve,  ease,  assuage,  mitigate; 
to  lake  ea.'ic,  repose,  rest. 

Ku^bi,  -i),  -bi',  (perhaps  fr.  k6ittu> 
to  cut,  and  oi^  ihe  voice)  deaf ; 
heavy,  dull,  stupid;  blunt ;  faint, 
languid,  feeble  ;  soft,  quiet,  si- 
lent, still;  mute,  dumb,  senseless, 
lifeless  ;  obscure,  doubtful,  enig- 
matical ;  deafening,  stunning, 
stupifying. 

Kuxpouj,  KiiKpdw,  and  Koxpio)  -d,  to 
deafen,  stun  ;  to  make  dumb,  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  cKwipdiOriv. 

Kw^td',  for  Kat  wp[;ETo,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  mid.  of  ol^Oi^ai. 

Kii)xt6u),  to  lift,  raise  up,  support. 


A,  X,  lambda,  the  eleventh  of  the 
more  modern  Greek  letters, 
but  the  twelfth  of  the  ancient  ; 
whence,  in  numbering,  X  is 
used  for  the  third  decad,  or 
thirty,  with  a  dot  under  it,  X,  for 
thirty  thousand. 

Aa,  an  intcns.  particle. 

A(7as,  X(3aos  and  Aoc,  Xoof,  b,  (fr. 
Xa  inten.";.  and  d^ia  to  dry)  a 
stone,  rock. 

Ad0a,  Dor.  for  Ad0ov,  g.  of  Adftat 
for  Adftrjs,  a  man's  name. 

AdfSe,  Ion.  for  fX^/3f,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  act. — Aa/3t,2sin — Adficrc, 
2  pi.  2  a.  impr.  —  Aafiiv,  Dor. 
for  A(7/?i(V,2  a.  inf.  act. — Aa0io- 


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9a(,3a.  inf.  mid. — Aa'.Joi,  Ssin.'     intens.   and  yvir/  a  woman,  or 

2  a.  opt.  act.  of  Xa^/JaVu).  fr.   A(;^;iii  to  lie  dowTi)  wanton^ 

Aapi;,  -rji,  hi  ('■■••  ^ufijjdvu)  to  take)       libidinous,  lustful,  teclurous,  rfw- 

a  gToap,  gripe,  hold;  a  handle,]     solute. 

hilt,    h-jft;     occasion,   pretence,  Xayivcaeiv,  Ion.  d.  ^\.  oi\aywv. 

C3>cuse.  Adyog,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

Sajijv,  Dor.  ■  for  XajSuv,  2  a.  inf.  Aayoi,  -ob,  b,  Ion.  tor  Auyiij. 

act. — Adfyi,  i  sin.  — Ad/JTjo-i,  Adywog,  same  as  Arfj'ijvoj. 

Ion.    Parag.   for  Adiiii,  3  sin.  i  Aay)^ai'u),  f.  mid.  .Xz/fo/iui,  p.  XfAi;- 

a.  sub.  act.  of  An^^Jaiai.  i      ;^u,    or    ciXriKa,  to  cast  or  draw 

Ad^ipus,  (Ir.  Xaiitidvut  to  catch)  a       /ois/    /a  obtain,  get,   procure  by 


pit/all 

Aaiiig,  -Hag,  i),  (fr.  XajSii  a  hold,  t!i. 
Xoiijidvui  to  take)  a  luindle,  hill, 
haft  ;  a  pair  of  longs,  pincers  ; 
a  buckle,  clasp: 


lot;  to  allot,  grant,  attribute, 
appoint,  fix  y  to  bring  an  action, 
goto  law.  per.  par.  act.  Xt.\t)xu>S 
and  ti\r}^iig.  2  a.  act.  ind.  i\d- 
^ov  sub.   Xa';^ta>,    -Jig,    -»/•    par 


Aa.Jaifitv,  I    pi.   of  AdiSoi/it,   -oig,\      Xa;^(ii',    -durog.    per.   pass.   ind. 

-01,  2  a.  opt.    act. — Aa^oi<ra,\      ctXtiyjtaf    par.   cAtjyucfos.   1   a. 

Dor.  for  Aaiiouaa,  fern,  of  A«-|     inf.    mid.    Xfilaadai.    per.    ind. 

/Jiif,  -Dojti,  -di>,  2  a.  par.  act.  — j      mi.l.  A/Xoyya. 

Aaiioai]v,lon.  (or  jXu.Jd^Vv, -oil, 'Aayoi,  a.  sin.  ofAaycif. 

-£To,  2  J.  iiid.  mid. — AaAiinvcog,  Aayuiv,   -ovog,  ^,   llie  loins,  flank, 

2  a.  par.  mid.  —  Adjiov,  Dor.  for|      guls,  properli/  uf  a  bare. 

Aalii,  2   a.   impr.    act.    of  Xaix-\\ayu)dg,  -ov,  Att.  Aayuig,  -d,  Ion. 

0dviii.  Anyog,  -oij,  b,  (fr.  Xa  intens.  and 

Adtipa,  -ag,  I'l,   (fr.    Xu'.Spjs  vora-       oSj  the  ear)  o/wre. 

cious)  a  pike,  sturgeon.  {Aayoog,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  of  or  be 


Aai3p'iyiorig,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same,  and 
ayjpiu}  to  spe.tk,  th.  ayopil  a 
markei-pLice)  a  violent  speaker, 
babhler,  braicler, 


lon^iing  to  a  hare. 
AayHig,  -<i,  b.  All.  for  Xayiadg, 
Ad?uiv,  -uivog,  b,  a  man's  name ;  the 

name  of  a  river,  a.  Au'^wra 


Aajipcvjfiai,  (f'.   next)  to  talk  m'o-j  Auf'on/s,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

letul I  or  hisidy,  spoik inconsider-  Aiupriai)]i,  -ov,  b,  llic  son  of  Laer- 

ately.  tcs. 

AdiJpig,-a,-ov,  (fr.  Xa  intens.  and  Xdcg,  -ur,  o'c,  n.  pi.  ofXof,  same 

0upog  voracioiL-f)  devourinq,  lo-j      as  \dag. 

rarioHS,  ripacious,  greedy  ;  iin-  .\d^upog,  -ov,  b,  Aphner.  for  EAta- 

p-tuou.1,  vi'jtent,  vehcmetU,  migh- 
ty, excemoe. 
Aaiiptirrig,  -riTog,  fi,  (fr.  last)  vora- 

Ojut'ies^,   r  ipanily,    a  reediness  ; 


vclie  nence,  impetuonili/,  violence. 
Aajiptaviov,  -nv,   rb,  (fr.    same)   a 

Ltrgi:  eup,  ct/j'iri-iu^  bowl. 
AtfiipivOof,  -01), 0,  ata'ii/rinth,mnze. 
A'tiivpifdifiif,  -COS  -out,  b,  II,    (fr. 

I.wt)  Ithp,  a  ii'ii/rinth,  mazi/,  win/l- 

iiif  ;  perplcxetl,  eonfwteil,  i/Uri- 

cile. 
Adjw,  -rif,  -II,  sub.  A'tt3u>v,  -ova:i, 

-Jk,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  A./utidVu. 
Adydtov,  -ov,  ri,  a  kind  ofttua  cake, 

fritlrr,  panca'ce. 
diy/i'p^t,    -'i,   -iv,   (fr.   Xayi'v   the 

joint)    /ww,    fl  u:k,    empti/,   not 

full ;  ili^lU,  thin,  sleiulcr,  pliant. 
Anyyivu},  tnflic,  tArapf,  run  awn/. 
Aayyiuj   -'J,  to  lin^iMi,  'w-  faint, 

ftf'iU!  or  weak  ;  in  la^nr  tin; 
Adyuoti,   -'jv,    b,   fi,    (fr.   XayHig  a 

hari!)  nf  h  hvr,  hare'M. 
A'lyh'n,  Dor.  for 
.\"yirrig,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  Xitlig  the  peo- 
ple, and  fiyhiiai  lo  Uy.v\)  aU'i/ltr 

of  Ihf  jieopU,  chttf,  lifj/l,  C'lin- 

m  11 -ler, 
Adynnog,  -oii,  i,  or  Adywog,  akind 

of  cup;    n  fli^k,  JLtnnn,  jar  ;    a 

kind  uf  mn.ijture,  about  a  pint 

and  a  half. 
ASyl'im,  -tig,  A"-  -tug,  h,  (fr<  Ai- 1  AdOiirt,  i  pi.  ofXildia,  -fjt,  -p,  2  a 

yuibg  a  hire)  a  young  hart,  ^l■c-|      wib.  act.  nf  X.nOdi'u. 

ret  i  a  ra'i'nt,   conri/.  Aafflmi^hg,  -/og  -ovg,  h,  I,,  (fr,  XfiOri 

Atyvil'i, -tg,  l"it.  -m,  h,  {fr- Xdy-\      f(irt(i'iriilii<";'<,    and   r.v'n    cam) 


1,110,  a  man  s  name. 

.\.d^co,  Ion.    and   Aa^tB,  Dor.   for 

Ad^ou,  prt's.  impr.  piss.  —  A«'- 

^cro,    Ion.     for    tXa^nTi,  3   sin. 

•  impf.  (KISS.  —  A'lfoiuro,  Ion.  for 

Adi^i/ivTo,  3  pi.  pn.'s.  opt.  pass,  of 

Ad<?ifint  and  Ad^ufiai,  (perhaps 
fir.  Xd,iri  a  ijrasp)  tj  group,  seize, 
lay  liold  of,  lake ;  lake  up,  re- 
.fnme. 

.\'i^<ii',  for  nAa^i^f. 

Aai'ifici'ai,  D.>r.  for  An'fii',  prcs.  inf. 
act.  —  Ant,  Ion.  f  )r  iXac,  impf. 
acl.  o'.'Xdui,  In  speak. 

AdOa,  -ag,  ';,  Dor.  for  X^'Oij. 

.\d(lapyog,  and  .\ai6ioyog,  -oo,.i, /), 
(fr.  last,  and  'ipydf  wo'lliluss, 
or  inyov  a  work)  rlan'lestini, 
hi'llen,  secret  ;  decettful,  treu- 
clirrouf  ;  mnlinius,  malignnni ; 
invi'li'iuH,  bnck'ntiag,  ndunini- 
OKf.  Subs,  a  fragment,  pirrc, 
splintfr. 

Aditi,  2  a.  impr.  a'-t.  or  Ion.  for 
IXilOt  3  Mm.  2  a.  ind.  art.  — 
AnOrtjOc,  2  pi.  2  a.  impr.  .in.  — 
AnOiiiiv,  Ion.  uiid  Dor.  for  Aii- 
Oiiv,  i  a.  inf.  act.  —  AdOiTf,,  \«n. 
for  tXdOiTo,  '.i  mn.  of  iXaOiiinji', 
-ov,  -iro,  2  a.  mid.  n( \riiftditii. 

A'iOn,Sri(,-'iv,  b,fi,  (fr.  Xi/Wi;  for;;!!. 
fiilnpiK,  and  7i,iri  youth)  fi)rgt{f'ul 
of  i/niilh,  old, 


viig    laiciviou!!)  w'iilannf.n^f  lai- 
dvitu^nrM,  techier  If. 
.Kdyvrjg  or  Adyyng,  -ov,  o,  r/,  (fr.  Xa  ,  AaOi60ayyoio,  S-   l'>n.  of 

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drli'ini;  ninny  nr  drowning  cart, 
ni'ilhinv,  ndinini^,  purifying 


AaI 

AaOiipOoyyog,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  A>;fli? 
forgetfulness,  and  ifiO&yyog  voice, 
th.  ipdiyyofiai  to  speak)  causing 
dumbifess  or  silence,  silent,  sliU, 
mute. 
.KaOo/icda,  Dor.  for  Xii06fie9a,  1  pi. 
of  XdOiifiat,  Dor.  for  X>'i9ofiat, 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of  Xi'/Ou). 
Aadog,  -cog -ovg,  ra.  Dor.  forX^flo;, 

same  as  XnOrj. 
AdOpa,  (fr.  Xiidu)  to  lie  hid)  private- 
ly, sfcretly,  without  the  knowledge 
of;  in  oblivion. 
AaOpa'tog,-a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  clandes- 
tine, hidden,  secret,  private. 
AtiOpduig,   (Ir.  last)  clandestinely, 

privately,  secretly,  privily, 
Addptj,  Ion.  lor  Xddpn. 
AaOptiiuiaiv,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 
AadpioiOi,-a,-ov,  (fr.  XdOoa  secret- 
ly, th,  XijSiD  to   lie  hid)  hidden, 
secret,  private,  clandestine. 
AaOpoidKvog,  -ov,    and   AdBpofi'iK- 
Ti)g,  ov,  b,{i,  (fr.  Xddp:i  secretly, 
and  SaKvix)  to  bite)   biting  in  se- 
cret ;     slanderous,     calumnious, 
maliqnunt. 
A\.ixdvp\g,  an  herb  called  sea  lettuce, 

wolfs  milk. 
AdQuotg,  -ov,   b,  a  kiiul  of  pulse, 

retches. 
AtiOivv,  2  a.  par.  act.  ofXavBdvoi. 
.\riKi,  len».  ol  Xiiidf. 
Adiy(,  -iyyog,  fi,  (fr.  Xaag  a  stone) 

a  smnll  stone,  pehhle. 
.\atiioili,  -:t,  -bv,  shameless,  impu- 
dent, petulant,  saury,  bold. 
.\  tiOitoyog,  see  XiiOapyog. 
A'liKd^u),  f.  -dau)    (Ir.  X«    intens. 
and  Ki(fii    to  adorn)   to    seduce, 
dtbnurh  ;  to  expose,  prostitute  /  to 
wench. 
AaiKdg,  -i),   -3i',  (fr.  Xud{  the  peo- 
ple) ot'  or  biln'ising  lo  tlic  peo- 
ple, vulgar,  roinmnn,  profane. 
AniKiiu  -ai,   f.    -I'oau),  (fr.   Xitig  the 
people)    to  profane,   make  com- 
mon.   I  a.  ind.  act.  tXalmaan. 
AatXnrltt)  -w,  f,  -ijaui,  and    AatXa- 
ri^io,    (fr.    XaiXnxl/   a  storm^    to 
ugiUite  with  storms,  blow  violent- 
ly,   become  stormy  ;  lo  sweep  of 
carry  away  by  n  storm. 
AaiXnriofiig,    -og    -ot'C,   b,    fi,   (fr. 

next)  stormy,  tempestuous. 
AaiXnip,    -Hrrog,    h,    ('i"-  An  inlcnB. 
and   XSttu)  to  lick  up)   a  hurri- 
cane,    whirlwind,     storm,     tem- 
pest. 
.Kuliiapyog,   -ov,    b,    ll,   (ff-    A"?  m- 
trw.  and  iidpyng  RHM-dy)   vora- 
cious, ravenous,  gluttonous,  in- 
satia'ilr, 
Aoiiidnnu),  (fr.  Vrjiiii^s  the  throat)  to 
devour,  rat  grrrddi/,  cormandite, 
Aniiiorlf'n,  -ng,  h,  ('r.   next,  and 
rrHiti  a  fclItT)    a  collar,  liracrlrt; 
II  gin,  noose. 
A<i(/')v,  -oil,    b,  and  Aalfia,  -tirof, 
rb.lhrlhront,  grillrl ;  gretdintss, 
gluttimy. 
AaipoToiido  -ii,  f.  -I'lTia,    (fr.   Indt, 
ond    T(>n.j    to   rill)    to    Cut    M« 
throat,  slaijgbtrr,  slay,  kill. 
Aah'ing,    -o,  -ov,  and    .\i</rof,  -ij, 
-ov,  (fr.  Aiij  a  •lone)  stony,  madt 
of  stone. 


AAK 


Aiuav,  -01',  ri  (fr.  Xni'u   lo  eiijov) 

the  rrop,  fruits,  harvest, 
Aaio(,  -(I,  -oil,  1^0,  k/t-hiiixled. 
Aaioroftiu)  -ui,   (fr.  Xnioi'  ijie  frop, 
ami  Hfivu  to  cut)  <o  red;),  nioit, 
.  gather  fruils,  bring  home    har- 
vest. 
AaTiro;,   Ucherous,  wanton,   tibidi- 

nuus, 
Aaiaiiiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  ^daiof  hairy) 
(1    li^ht    shield,     small    buckler, 
made  of  a  hide. 
Aaladn,  ->ii,  i),  dishonesty f  baseness, 

meanness. 
Aatarii,  -i),  -by,  (fr.  Xd  intens.  and 
oiarioi  to  bo   borne,  th.  otui  to 
carry)      heavy,      burlhensvme  ; 
firievous,  troublesome. 
Aair/Ki,  -(iToj,  r3,    (fr.   An  intens. 
and  cr^i  to  go)  the  wide  expanse, 
broad  hosiim  of  the  ocean.      Or, 
(fr.  Xor/iii   the  throat)   the  abyss 
of  the  sea,  aU-<tevouri?is  sea. 
Aa7(pOi,  -toi    -01)?,  ri,  ami  Aal<prj, 
-ijs,  i),  a  garment,  coarse  cloth, 
canvass,  sail. 
Aan}.ripoKi}.cvOoi,-ov,  b,  ^,  (fr.  next, 
and   (c/Xcuflo;     a     way)     quick, 
speedy,  rapid,  swifl. 
Aai\pr!pdi,  -a,  -bv,   (fr.   Xa  intens 
and   nn/r;pdf  swift,  th.  aTtln  itn- 
mediately)   rapid,  swift,  speedy, 
fleeting. 
AaicdCui,  (fr.  \aK((o  to  resound)  to 
crack,  resound,  re-echo  ;  to  snout, 
squall,  shriek. 
AaKaOrj,    -rn,   i/,  the   name    of  a 

tree. 
Adxaiva,  JLac<Bna,  she  of  Lacedce- 

mon. 
AdKa<pdov,  -0X1,  t3,  a  certain  kind  of 

aromatic. 
AAkc,    Ion.    for   tSaKt,   3   sin.    of 
iXaKov,  -£j,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
X '/«<<». 
AaKc6ain6vtot,   -ov,   oi,   (fr.  next) 
thf  people  of  Larcdasmonia,  La- 
cedarmonians. 
AaKciaifiiiir,  -ovof,  b,  Lacedmmon, 

a  city  in  Peloponnesus. 
AaK/pv^a,-Tii,r),  talkative,  babhling, 
chattering,    brawling,    scolding, 
clamrrmis. 
AoKepv^ofiai,  (fr.  last)  to  talk  idly, 

bnlihle,  j/rate,  chatter  ;  to  scold. 
AuKio)  and   AnKiu)  -w,  f.  -t'/aw,  to 
crack,    brealc    or    burst   with    a 
noise ;   to    sound,    resoumt,   re- 
echo ;   to   speak   about,   talk  of, 

UttfT. 

AaKi^w,  (fr.  next)  to  rend,  cleave, 
tear  cumndcr  ;  to  burst  with  a 
noise,  crock,  resound;  to  shcml, 
cry  out. 
AoKis,  -tfini,  ,',,  (fr.  XoKf'u  to  re- 
sound) a  crack,  rent,  cleft,  silt, 
rift  ;  a  shred,  splinter. 
AdKKOf,  -ov,  b,  a  ditch,  pit,  cistern, 

well;  lake. 
AaKTi^oiaa,   Dor.   for  XaKrtlovoa, 
fern,  of  ^oktI^wv,  pres.  par.  act. 
of 
AoKTi^ut,  f.  -Ifffw,  p.  XtXaVnifa,  (fr. 
X«|  with  th«  heel)  to  kick,  hick 
up.  pres.  inf.  act.  XaxTi'^civ. 
AaKTiarhi,  -oD,  i,(fr.  last)  nkickcr, 
trampler. 


AAA 

A(i»-<i»i',  a  I^conian,  Spartan  or 
J^iceda-monitin. 

AaxoJi'l^o),  f.  -YiTW,  (fr.  last)  to  imi- 
tate ur  favour  the  Laridcrmoni- 
ans ;  to  speak  like  1  AjccdeBmoni- 
uns,  be  brief  or  lurottic. 

.\aKtoviKii,  -Tis,  f),  (viz.  X^P"  '^  ^^' 
gion)  the  country  of  Laceda- 
mon,  Spnrla. 

AaKidivtKbi,  -f),  -dv,  (fr.  Aokuiv  a  La- 
ccds'moiiian)  L(iieda:monian, 
Spartan  ;  hardy,  brave  ;  brief, 
laconic. 

AaKiaviKun,  (fr.  last)  laconically, 
briefly,  pithily. 

AauMviofibi,  -ov,  b,  imitation  of  or 
favour  for  the  Lttcedecmonians  ; 
a  laconic  or  brief  style  of  speak- 
ing. 

.Vn'Xa,  a  lullaby,  nurse''s  song. 

AoXdyti'VTf;,  Dor.  for 'KaXnyovvrtg, 
n.  pi.  pres.  par.  —  AaXuytCiri, 
Dor.  for  XuXuyoC'CTi,  3  pi.  pres. 
iiid.  act.  of 

AnXayf'u)  -oi,  (fr.  Xij'Xdf  a  clatter, 
th.  XhX/u)  to  talk)  lo  talk  much, 
chatter,  prate  ;  to  haul,  cry 
out,  vocijerate ;  to  chirj),  smg, 
chant;  to  sound,  ring,  re- 
sound. 

Aa\Syn,  -Tii,  »',,    (fr.   last)   a  da- 


mour,  noise,  buzz,  Imm,  rattle;  a 
babbling,  prating ;  chattering, 
chirping,  singing. 

AaXa'^u),  same  as  XuX/w. 

Aa'Xa|,  -ayo;,  h,  (fr.  XnXfu  to 
speak)  1  clanwnr,  noise,  din, 
buzz,  hum;  a  clutter,  rattle; 
babbling,  prating ;  chattering, 
chirping,  singing. 

AaXiovTi,  Dor.  for  XnXoroi,  3  pi. 
—  AuXtffif;,  Dor.  for  XuXof'/ui', 
1  pi.  pros.  ind.  act.  —  AaXttiirj, 
Dor.  for  XuXouai,  3  pi.  pros, 
ind.  act.  of 

AaXfu  -w,  f.  -rao),  p.  XeXrfXijxa,  to 
make  a  sound,  utter  words  ;  to 


A  AM 

loquacious,  talkative,  babbling, 
chullering,  chirping,  hunviing, 
buzzing,  iniirnndting. 

Aaitii    or  A(i//;ia,  Hi'b.  why  ?  for 
what  7  V'hirefore  ! 

Aniijiai'to,  f.  niid.  Xi;i|o;/n(,  p.  X/- 
Xr/ipa,  Alt.  il^ijipit,  to  take,  re- 
ceive, accept ;  to  seize,  grasp, 
catch,  lay  hold  of;  lo  take  by 
force,  capture,  carry  avny ;  to  take 
in  hand,  go  about,  undertake  ;  to 
gel,  obtain,  acquire,  procure, 
buy,  purchase;  to  come  vpo7i, 
surprise,  ovirtake ;  to  compri- 
hend,  upprehmd  ;  to  engage,  oc- 
cupy,  jxrvade ;  to  suppose,  take 
vp,  assume  ;  lo  conceive,  breed  ; 
to  convict,  condemn ;  to  inflict  ; 
to  take  well  or  ill.  Aainlidvoftat, 
to  amve  (d,  come  to,  reach,  per. 
act.  inf.  An.  ti)^v<l>>v('i,  pai".  per. 
act.  XtXi/^iif, -Din, -OS,  Alt.  tiXi)- 
tbwf.  2a.  act.  ind.  /Xn/ioi"  impr. 
Xrt'i3£,  Att.  Xn/it,  2  pi.  hijicTf 
opt.  Xrfj3(ji/ji,  -oi{,  -Of  sub.  Xfij3u, 
-7(s,  -;/•  int".  Xa/ifiv*  par.  Xn/iuic, 
-oima',  -6v,  per.  ind.  pass.  Att. 
t/Xr/fijuai,  -i|a(, -TTTnC  par.  tiXij- 
phoi.  Poet.  i(X);/j/jf'i'os.  1  a. 
pass.  c\fitpOriv,  -tii,  -ri'  inf.  Xij0- 
Ot'ivai,  par.  '\tt<pOcls. 


An'/ir;^,  6,  indecl.  Heb.  a  man's 
naii;e. 

Aaiitn,  -as,  and  Aofifo,  -a?,  {],  a 
large  kind  of  lamprejf ;  a  kind 
of  monster ;  a  hag,  witch,  hob- 
goblin, supposed  to  devour  chil- 
dren. 

Adixva,  (fr.  Lat.  lamina)  aplateof 
metal,  sheet,  thin  piece. 

An/iri'Hi  -a<5of,  Dor.  for  Ai;//j'inf, 
)';,  Lemnian  —  Aafjvddcv,  Dor. 
for  Ar}nv6dtv,from  L(nnios. 

a  lamp,  and  ^pf/ju  to  run)  o 
race,  in  which  the  runners  car- 
ried lamps. 


speak,  talk,    address,    converse;  AniiTrnhiijiopla,  -o?,   and  Ion.  -Irj, 


to  prtite,  babble,  divulge,  blab, 
talk  idly  or  inconsiderately  ;  to 
chatter,  chirp.  AnX?;,  3  sin.  cont. 
pres.  sub.  act.  —  la.  ind.  tXu- 
Xt/o-o*  sub.  XnXi^ffu).  per.  pass. 
XtXn'XTj^iai.     J  a.  ind.  pass.  tXa- 

AaX>;0£(f,  -£((70,  -iv,  g.  -Oivroi,  par. 

—  AaXf/O^iai,  inf.   1  a.  pass.  — 

AaX>/6i;crtTai,  3  sin.    1  f.  ind.  — 

Aa^rjOn'rilJii'oi,  -t;, -ov,  par.  1  f. 

pass,  of  last. 
\d\r]fja,  -arof.  rb,  (fr.  same)  con- 

versntimi,  speech,  talk  ;  babbling, 

prating,  chattering. 
AaXr;(rn(,   inf.   —  Aa'Xrjirn;,   pi.   n. 

-\i'<rai'TCi,    par.  —  AuXijou),  -rjs, 
»/,  pi.  -X».'(77)Tc,  -Xijcwtri,  sub.  1  a. 

act.  — AoX);<Tw,-£if,  -f(,  1  f.  ind. 

act.  of  XaX/o). 
AaX»;Td«,  -i>,  -or,  (fr.  same)  having 

the  faculty  of  speech. 
A«Xm,  -as,  fi,  (fr.  same)  speech, 

conversation,     talk,      discourse ; 

prattle,  prate,  garrulity  ;  report, 

rvmiAir. 


ni,  ri,   (fr.  Xo//7r«s  a  lamp,  and 

(pi'pui  to  carry)   the  carrying  of 

torches. 
Aa/iirn(5iov,  -on,  rb,    (fr.    next)    o 

lUlle  torch  or  lamp  ;  a  bandage 

for   a  wound;  a  fllltt,    riband, 

hf.m,  fringe. 
Aajmai,   -aioi,    !],    (fr.    Xrf/iru)  to 

shine)    a  lamp,    torch,    pi.    n. 

\aiiTrdic{. 
AdfiTcev,    Ion.   for   CSafnrcv,  3  sin. 

impf.  act.  —  Ad^i-nero,   Ion.    for 

t>djnriTo,   3  sin.   impf.  pass,  of 

Xttfroj. 
An/irtTo'u)  -w,  same  asXn/iTrw. 
Aa^7r£TPwi'Ta,  Poet,   for  Xc/jrerCiv- 

Ta,  a.  sin.  —  Aa/iTTtTiJwvri,  Poi't. 

for  Xa//TT£TuJvn,  d.  sin.  pres.  par. 

of  last. 
Aaiivnvf],    ->??,   //,    (fr-    Xrff/ro)  to 

shine)  a  royal  couch,  litter,  sedan, 

palanquin. 
AaixTrr„1kbi,  ->i,  -iv,  (fr.  last)  of  the 
royal  carriage ;  or  of  a  covered 
wagon. 
AB/uri5;i£voi(T(,d.  pi.  pres.  par.  pass. 


AuXi'ffTfpOf,  'comp.      AaXiVraros,       ofXn/^Tro). 

sup.  of  Aafiro(di5o,  Dor.  g.  of  AajiirpidirK, 

AaXcj,  -ot,6,i'/,  (fr.  XaX£utospeak)|     -ov,  o,  a  man'sname. 
(3G4) 


AAS 

Aajinpis,  -dt  -iv,  (fr.  Au'^nd)  lo 
shine)  »/iinin^,  bright,  tlazzUng ; 
splendid,  iltuslrirjus,  famous ; 
bouiUifiiiy  liberal ;  clear,  perxpi- 
cuous;  violent,  strong,  comp. 
Xa^irpdrtpof,  sup.  -drorof. 
Aafi-a^oTrii,  -tiros,  i),  ((r.  same) 
slendour,  brightness,  clearness ; 
renown,  fame.  a.  Au/zTr/Jur/zra. 
Aafmooipipoi,  'ou,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  <p€puj  to  carry)  wearing  a 
tplendid  dress, 

Aaitnpuvia,  f.  -i)v<3,  (fr.  Xa^TpJt 
splendid)  to  brighten,  m/ike 
splendid  or  clear ;  to  ennoble, 
dignify,  magnify.  \afi:Tpvvofi<it, 
to  display  or  exhibit  one's  self; 
to  act  or  speak  grandly. 

Aa/(7pu>;,(fr.  same)6ri^/i//y,  splen- 
didly ;  clearly,  distinctly  ;  fa- 
mously, nobly  ;  ostentatiously. 

Aa/iTrrijp, -r/pij,  b,  (fr.  next)  alight, 
shining  lump  or  torch ;  a  staiul, 
candltslich. 

Aa/iTu),  f.  X'tfixpot,  p.  -<j>a,  (fr.  Xi'ai' 
intcns.  and  <pd(a  to  shine)  to 
give  ligltt,  shine,  glitter ;  to 
brighten,  illuminate.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  eXuii^r  impr.  Xdiixj/oi:, 
-dru)'  int.  Aa'^i^ui. 

Aaftupia,  -a{,  i),  (fr.  next)  do. 
quenr.e,  wit,  lo'/uacity ;  impu- 
dence, pertncM,  petulance  ;  pure- 
nr.ss,  clearness. 

AaitOpii  or  Adjivpos,  -a,  -oi',  elu- 
quenl,  witty,  facetious,  waggish ; 
wanton,  impudent,  petulant, 
tuucy ;  scurrilous,  abusive ; 
sh'iqj,  fierce. 

Aafi'pdtiriii,  -i7f,  -i;,  Ion.  for  },t]ip- 
6uriv,  I  a.  opt.  pass.  —  Au/n/iOi";- 
v/ii,  Ion.   fjr  \ti0}ivai,   1  a.  inf. 

pa.<!s Aitft'pOui,  Ion.  for  Xijip- 

6cU,  1  a.  par.  pass.  ofXajjiSdnu. 

Adfiip'ti,  I  a.  inf  act.  —  Aiifupov, 
•uTut,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of  Xdn- 
ittii. 

Adii^uKov,  name  of  a  tov/n. 

AiiV'^'ti-iif,  Alt.  -tuj,  II,  {^(r.  Xdu- 
»iii  to  shine)  splendour,  briglu- 
nevt. 

Ailfi^'oiiai,  -fi,  -crai,  Ion.  —  Au/j- 
if-ouiiai,  Dor.  for  Xinpofiui,  1  f. 
mid.  o(\iift^dvii>. 

Am'*  iju,  3  «in.  ind.  —  AivBdvctv, 
inf.  —  AuvO'tvirti),  3  sin.  impr. 
pros,  act.  ol' XavOdvu. 

AitvOiivifini,  -ou,  i,  I],  (fr.  AijOw  lo 
\\i:  hid,  and  dvifntf  wind)  calm, 
sernf,  ntill,  trnnipul. 

A'iiOiifii),f.  Xi'ia'n,  (fr.  Xi'iOio  to  lie 
hid)  to  lie  hid,  hidr,  lurk,  ah. 
trjiiul ;  III  conceal ;  to  rlude,  ci- 
enpr  notice,  pnsn  unofiserved  ;  Vi 
be  unhiuiwn  remain  obsntrr  ;  In 
a>-t  uneoHsrttiusly.  AavOdmiiiti, 
tofiriret.  2  a.  iml.  act.  IXHOov. 
p«r.  inJ,  (Ills.  AAi)<r;/i(.  I  a. 
ind.  paix.  i\fiaf>nv  and  iX>;6f;f. 
pnr.  ind.  niid.  MXijO't. 

Aaiidf,  •»,  Oor.  for  Xf)v6(, 

Ar)(,  witU  Oif  hrrU. 

A'is'jffO'K,  D'lr.  for  X>/fioOni,  I  a. 
inf.  mid.  of  the  obsoleto  Myu, 
for  whii;h  Xay^civij. 

Ai^tvri'iptov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  XnfAw  In 
cut    stones)    an  mslruinvnt  fori 


AAn 

cutting  or  polishing  stones;    a 
chisel,  axe,  saw. 

Aa^evTiii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  hewer 
of  stone,  stone-cutltr,  7nason. 

\a^evTd(,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  next)  hewn 
out  of  a  rock. 

Au^tiii),  (.  -ciaw,  (fr.  Xn;  a  Stone, 
and  (ill)  to  polish)  to  cut,  hew  or 
polish  stones. 

Aaffuxrif,  -log,  Alt.  -cuii,  fi,  (fr. 
last)  tlie  art  of  polishing  stones. 

Ad^tf,  -loi,  Si,  Dor.  for  Xi/^if. 

Aaofidjiai,  -a,  b,  (fr.  X<id{  the  peo- 
ple, and  Sandui  to  subdue)  sub- 
duing the  people ;  an  epithet  of 
Mars.     Also,  a  man's  name. 

AaoiiKtut,  -ai,  i),  Laodicea,  now 
Latiki. 

AaodtKLui,  -ioi,  b,  a  man  of  Lao- 
dicea. 

AaovUrj,  -ni,  hi  name  of  a  girl. 

Adoi,  n.  pi.  of  Xadf. 

Aa'inaTiipdros,  -ov,  b,  fji  C'"-  Xn5j 
the  people,  and  Kardpuroi  curs- 
ed) cursed  by  the  people,  hated  by 
the  people. 

Aaoniieta,  -ai,  i/,  a  woman's 
name. 

Aaofic6oi'TiaSri;,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  next) 
the  sun  of  iMomedon. 

Aaojiibiav,  -uvroi,  b,  a  man's  name. 

Atiif,  -oir,  Att.  Atiii,  -u,  b,  the 
people,  nation,  common  people, 
multitude,  crowd  ;  an  army. 

Aaoacfifii,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  {),  (ff.  list, 
and  aiiSojiai  to  revere)  revered 
by  the  people. 

A'toaatioi,  -ov,  b,  l\,  (fr.  same,  and 
auti)  to  preserve)  a  preserver  or 
defender  of  the  people.  Or, 
(fr.  same,  and  oclio  to  siiake) 
a  disturber  or  agitator  of  the 
people. 

AaoTpiifioi,  -ov,  b,  i),  nourishing  or 
supporting  the  peo/ile  ;  maintain- 
ing many,  populous ;  and 

Aaorpoiboi,  -ov,  i,  i;,  (fr.  Xudf  the 
people,  and  rpiijiui  to  nourish) 
maintained  or  nourished  by  the 
people. 

AHoipdopn(,-ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
(pOclpui  lo  corrupt)  corrupting  or 
destructive  to  the  people. 

Aaoipii'Oi,  -dv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
ijiiiu}  to  kill)  destrucline,  slaugh- 
tering, killing  ;  fierce,  brave. 

Aaird^io  or  Aandaoui  or  -a'rrw,  f. 
-^(1),  to  empty,  riiacuutc,  din- 
mantle,  plunder,  sark,  destroy; 
lo  slur.ken,  Imisen,  soften. 

Ad'rltOof,  -ov,  1),  and  A'iffiflov,  -oi', 
rh,  (fr.  liisl)  a  ilil'h,  trrurli, 
fifne;  a  furrow.  AIko  a  kind  of 
h»'rl),  sorrel,  dork. 

Aiiritpii,  -uj,  fi,  and  Adirapov,  -ov, 
rA,  (I'r.  next)  t/ie  part  below  the 
ribs,  flank. 

AaT:<ip!)f,  -ii,  -if,  (fr.  Xairrf^ui  In 
cm((ty)  empty,  void,  exhausted, 
evacuated. 

Aiiri),  -i){,  /;,  phlegm,  tpillU. 

Aartiivai,  2  a.  inf.  paKH.  of  Xi'rrru). 

Auit/^w,  f.  -taui,  (fr.  Xn  intcnji.  ond 
/so{  a  Word)  lo  viunl,  boast, 
hraf  ;  In  lirbave  insilenlli/. 

AanOdfiiy,  Dor.  fur  Aairi0u)c,  g.  pi. 
of 

(.W.'iJ 


AAT 

Aa-Wnit-ov,  b,  iMpitha,  a  nation 
ofThessaly. 

Adirtaita,  -«rof,  rb,  (fr.  Xari'^'w  to 
boast)  boasting,  bragging,  vaunt- 
ing. 

AairiaTiii,  -oi),  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
boaster,  bragger  ;  babbler,  Irijler  ; 
fake,  lying;  thoughtlesn,  incon- 
siderate, rash  ;  delicate,  effemi- 
nate, ivorthless. 

AdTTTw,  f.  -i^u),  p.  -i/>n,  to  lick,  lick 
up,  lap,  swalloiv ;  to  tipple, 
quaff;  to  waste,  spend,  consume, 

Aapncvofiai,  (fr.   next)  to  fatten. 

Aapii'uj,  -i),  -or,  fatted,  crammed, 
well  fed,  fat ;  full,  significant, 
expressive, 

AapKbi,  -oii,  b,  a  basket  made  of 
osiers. 

AapvuKiy'-'toi,  -ov,  b,  an  epithet  of 
Pan. 

Arfptaf,  -oKOi,  i),  a  chest,  box,  case, 
urn,  cnfftn, 

Aa'po;,  -ov,  b,  a  voracious  bird,  gull. 

Aapdi,-a,-bv,merry, cheerful;  grate- 
ful, aarceable,  pleasant,  street. 

Aapvyyi^u},  f.  -laui,  Att.  -td,  (fr. 
next)  to  raise  the  voice,  shout,  cry 
out,  vociferate  ;  to  be  hoarse  wil/i 
bav)'ing. 

Adpvy^,  -yos,  b,  the  tlvroal,  top  of 
the  windpipe. 

Aapv^ui,  (fr.  last)  to  shout,  bawl, 
cry  nut. 

.\((j,  X«oy,  b,  cont.  for  Xnay. 

Aaoiiia,  -ai,  !j,  the  name  of  a  town. 

Aandfiivoi,  Dor.  for  Xrjaiipcvoi,  -ij, 
-ov,  1  a.  par.  mid.  of  XurOui'ui. 

Ad'ffiji'oi',  -ov,  rb,  a  vessel,  crock, 
pan,  }int ;  chamberpot,  close  stool. 

Adacieo,  Dor.  fur  Xh'^ou,  pres.  impr. 
of  X(i(^)/(ni,  Dor.  Xii(T(5o/iai. 

AiKTcvfifO',  Dor.  for  Xijjo/irOu,  1  pi. 
of  Xi'iaoftat,  Dor.  XmroMft/n  and 
Xaacvftiu,  -ij,  -urai,  I  t.  mid.  of 
XavOdim. 

AaaOijiici',  Dor.  for  XtjaOtivat,  I  a. 
inf.  pass.  otXavddvu). 

AdoOii,  -nil  ht  <•  ^neer.  laugh,  srnff, 
taunt,  sarcasm,  derision,  con- 
tempt. 

Aa<Tt6>;u)(poi,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  next,  and 
Kuiipii  deaf)  diiif from  the  hair  in 
the  ears. 

Adatoi,  -ov,  0,  !i,  (perhaps  fr.  Xa 
inui'h,  and  neiui  lo  shake)  hairy, 
fullofh'iir,  roiit;h,  shtisgy,  brist- 
ly ;  strong,  rolmst ;  grassy. 

Aiiai6ar[pvo{,-ov,b,li,  (fr.  lust,  and 
nrlnynv  llie  breast)  with  a  hairy 
'breast. 

AdaKut,  to  speak,  blah,  utter  nbnid, 

AdiTnvpnf,  -ov.  b,  hairy  on  the  pri- 
valr  parts ;  indecent. 

AaaO),  Dor.  for  X^ou,  I  f  ind.  act. 
of  XitvOdviti. 

AdTii^,  -uynt,  Ih  li'l'ii'i  "fcny  kind  ; 
wine,  water,  juice ;  a  sp'ish, 
dash  or  iiOMr  of  any  liiiui'l  fall- 
ing ;  a  kind  of  uiiimni ;  a  sport 
called  also  KArTiijiuf. 

Anrivnf,  -ou,  b,  a  man's  name. 
Also  adj.  of  l.ilium,  I^'Uin, 
Roman. 

AaToti)us,  -II,  Dor-  for  Anrolfnf, 
-oo,h,  (fr.  A')r.;i  l^aloiia )//»«*«« 

of  Ijllona,  Apollo, 


AAX 


AEr 


AEI 


AoTOfl/w     -IJ,  f.  -ijffa',  p.  XcXoTlJ/il)- 

«.«,  (fr.  ,\(iat  !i  sloiu',  ami  r/'/iiu 
to  cm)  to  cut  or  hru<  stoms,  cut 
out  of  stone,  per.  pass.  ind. 
AtXar(5/ji;^oC  par.  AcAaro/iij^/- 
vo;,  -;;,  -Of. 

AanS^iijjKi,  -itrof,  ri,  (fr.  same)  n 
cu/  or  A<  irn  stone. 

Aarofinriu  -i),  -Ht;  (Ir-  same)  ri// 
in  .i^oHf,  ri(/  01/^  of  slone  ;  lietvn, 
polished. 

Aord^of,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  same)  a 
heiL-er  of  stone,  stone-cutter,  ma- 
son. 

Adrof,  -ov,  b,  a  kinil  of  delicate  lish. 

Aarp.la,  -ui,  I'l,  (Ir.  Xarptvu)  to 
serve,  tli.  Xd'Tpis  a  servant)  ser- 
vire,  mtJtistri/,  attendance ;  re- 
ligious service,  worship,  respect, 
adoration  ;  a  servant,  feviale  at- 
tendant. 

AaTpcvTi)g,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  ser- 
vant, worshipper. 

AaTptvTb<;,  -»),  -di ,  (fr.  same)  servile. 

AiTpiiia,  f.  -Oil),  p.  XtXrt'rpfuwi,  (fr. 
Xdrpif  a  servant)  to  serve,  wait 
upon,  attend ;  to  worship,  sacri- 
Jiee.   1  a.  ind.  act.  tXarpivoa. 

Adrpiv,  a.  sill.  "Xdrpict,  d.  pi.  of 
Xdrpif. 

Adrpio?,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  of  or 
about  a  servant ;  servile. 

Adrptf,  -lOf,  b  ori),  aservant,  slave, 
attendant. 

Adrpov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  last)  wages, 
hire,  salary,  reward. 

Adrvfivov,  -uv,  ri,  name  of  a  moun- 
tain. 

AavKavia  or  AcvKaiia,  -aj,  i;,  (fr. 
Xnt'oj  to  enjoy)  the  throat,  gullet, 
palate. 

Aaupu,  -a;,  fi,  viz.  Woj,(fr.  next)  a 
broad  street,  road,  path  or  way  ; 
a  cell. 

Aatjpoi,  -a,-ov,  large,  wide,  capa- 
cirjus,  broad,  much,  copious. 

Aai'pwg,  (fr.  lust)  widely,  largely, 
coj)iousty,   abundantly. 

AaviD,  (fr.  Xn'u)  to  desire)  to  enjoy  ; 
to  devour.      Sec  oTroXavu). 

Au(pvp!(o  -u>,  f.  -I'au),  (fr.  next)  to 
spoil,  plunder,  rob. 

Ad<pvpov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  next)  spoil, 
plunder. 

Aiidiiaaui  or-TTo),  f.  -fw,  (perhaps 
fr.  Xrf!TTU)  to  lick  up)  to  devour 
greedily,  guttle,  gormandize ;  to 
consume,  lavish,waste,  squander: 

AaxaiviD,  f.  -avd,  p.  -ay»ta,  to  dig 
for,  gather. 

AoYuif/n,  -uf,  ^,  (fr.  last)  'pot 
nerhs,  vegetables,  herbage. 

Aaxai'if'i',  f.    -tvanj),    (fr.    last)  to 
produce    or  bear  pot    herbs;    to 
gather  herbs  or  vegetables.     An 
^aviioiiai,    to  be  eaten  up  like 
grass ;  to  feed  on  vegetaliles, 

AdyXfor,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  Xoj^uiv*)  to 
a\^)  pot  herbs,  vegetaljles  ;  grass, 
herbage. 

Advcto;,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  easily 
dug,  grassy.  Ad^cta,  -aj,  ;„ 
name  of  an  island. 

Adxc,  2   a.  impr.  act.  —  Aax^'iv, 

inf.  of  \ayxdvu). 

Aoxfc'5,  -<of,  Alt.  -«w?,  f),  T.Mche- 

sis,  one  of  the  Fates  ;  lot, destiny. 


Xd^n,  -IS,  i/i  same  as  X(i;^Oi. 
Aiix'i;i((s',  I  a.  par.  act.  ol  A(i;^'(if)'ii). 
\n\noi,  -ov,  b,  thickness  of  hair  or 

jUece. 
\iiXI>bi,  -oTi,  4,  (fr.  X(ij';^(ii'u)  to  al- 
lot) alot,  chance, h'fi'ird  ;  guiss- 

ing   or  divination  by  means  of 

the  fingers, 
.\aT(rdcii,  Dor.  for  \axvrjcii. 
Ad'Y'Vi  -m,  '),  (fr.  X(i  intcns.  and 

^loit;  down)  down,  tender  hair. 
Aa;y'i'i}£i{,    -caaa,    -cv,    (fr.    last) 

hairy,  rough,  shaggy. 
Aaxoltiv,  -ijf,  -rj,  Att.  for  \dxotni, 

-015,   -01,  2  a.  opt.  act.   of  Xay- 

Xdvia. 
.\dxos,  -cos  -ovi,  rb,  (fr.  \ayx"''^ 

to  allot)  a  lot,  chn7ice,  hazard ; 

proportion^    division,    allotment, 

share. 
Anyuroa,   n.  frm.    —  Aaj^oDiri,  d. 

pi.  of  Aii;^!!!/,  par.  — Adx''>l'cv, 

1  pi.  sub.  2  a.  act.  of  Xayxdvdi. 
Aaildvn,   -m,  >),  (fr.  Xdirro)  to  lick 

up)    Lapsana,    a  kind    of  wild 

cahbase. 
Anx^crjjin    or  Aax^'ovjjat,  -r),  -cirai. 

Dor.    for  Xr'4»fi'n,  -;i,  -erat,  1  f. 

mid.  of  Xn^i,8«'i'w. 
An'^j.'t  ^or.    for  Srj\l>i,  2  sin.  of 

X)j<|o^rjt,  in  last. 
A  (in)   \€),  to  see,  look  nt,  behold;  to 

wi.ih  for,  covet,  desire;  to  enjoy  ; 

make  use  of,  reap  the  fruits  oj'; 

to  speak,  say,  utter. 
AawiVS)   'roi  -ovi,   b,  i),  (fr.  \nbi 

the  pcci|)lo)  pojyuluT,  pntriotic. 
Ala,  -(15, )';,  (fr.  Xdj  a  .stone)  a  stone 

or  rveifiht  used  in  weaving. 
Afniva,  -i!5,  t],   (fr.  X/ajv  a  lion)   a 

Itoness. 
Aciiivu),  f.  -(iiw,  same  as  \it(iivio, 

also<o  ruh,  trush,  crumble,  grind. 

1  a.   ind.  act.    iXiava,   anil  Att. 

tXijiva. 
A£a'i'ni,and  Att.   Aq'ivai,   1  a.  inf. 

act.  of  last. 
Afavi^poi,  -ov,  b,  Leander,  a  man's 

name. 
Acftliiuos,  -ov,  b,  Heb.  name  of  a 

man. 
Ail3tipU,  -tios,  )'/,  (fr.  X/TTwto  skin) 

a  slough,  cast  off' skin. 
Af'/?(;0'  for  Xi'firiTa,  a.  sin.  of 
Aii-S>]<:,  -rjroi,  {;,  (perhaps  fr.  Xc/j3u) 

to  pour  out)  a   caldron,    kettle, 

pot;  a  foot-basin. 
Ac0(i)i'n,  name  of  a  town. 
Aiytiv,    act.  —    Aiytodai,    pass. 

pres.  inf.  —  Afycti,  -yet,  2  and 

3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  X/yw. 
Acycwv,  -ibvoi,  o,  (fr.  Lat.  legio)  a 

lesion,   multitude,  a.  sin.  Xiyc- 

WI'H,  pi.  -wi"is. 
Aiyvov,  -ov,  TO,  or  Aiyvn,  -Vii  '%  " 

border,  hem,  fringe  flounce. 
Acybi/tOcv,  MrA.  for  Xeyu^uOa,  1  pi. 

pres.  ind.  pass.  —  Aiyojin,  Dor. 

for  Xlyo/tcv,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 

^  Aiyovri,  I  or.  for  Xiyovai,  3 

pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
Aiyoi,  f.   Xi^w,   p.    XlXcx",  t"  ^fl 

apart,   choose,  select ;  to  gather, 

collect,    assemble;     to    number, 

count,    reccriint,    enumerate ;     to 

talk,  speak,  soy ;  speak  of,  men- 
tion, relate,  recite  ;  to  call,  name  ; 
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to  read  ;  to  tell,  desire,  order  ;  to 
mean,  infer ;  to  cause  to  he 
down^  put  to  bed.  Aiyojtai,  to 
lie  down,  go  to  bed,  retire  to  rest, 
go  to  sleep,  I  a.  ind.  act.  fXe^a. 
2  a.  ind.  act.  iXtyov.  per.  pass. 
XiXcyftai.  per.  mid.  XiXnya. 

AaiXiiala,  -as,  li,  (fr.  Xilu  booty, 
and  tXui'vw  to  drive)  a  plunder- 
ing, ravaging,  destroying. 

AniXarlui  -w,  f.  -fiau),  (fr.  same) 
to  carry  or  drive  away  booty, 
plunder,  ravage,  depopulate,  lay 
waste. 

AeOiK,  Heb.  indocl.  a  measure 
containing  half  an  omer  or  cor. 

Ada,  -ni,  fi,  booty,  J)lunder,  spoil, 
pillage. 

Auayoptj,  -ris,  I'l,  a  woman's  name. 

Aciui'i'u),  f.  -arui,  (fr.  Xrros  smooth) 
to  level,  smooth,  plane,  polish  ;  to 
soften,  reconcile,  recommend  ;  to 
mow,  reap  ;  to  carry  itff"  clean, 
ravage,  waste;  to  rub,  bruise, 
grind.  1  a.  ind.  act.  iXiiriva. 

Acificrat,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass,  of 

Atipui,  f.  -'>/w,  p.  XiXiKJia,  to  run 
down,  drop,  flow,  trickle ;  to 
pour  out,  shed,  make  a  libation ; 
to  water. 

Activfiiu,  Dor.  for  XrioiJ/iai,  pres. 
ind.  pass,  contr.  ofXiidw. 

Adtivttv,  Ion.  for  cXtirivav,  3  pi.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  XtiniVu). 

AeiKvi^ti),  (fr.  next)  to  fan,  winnow. 

AuKi'uv  or  AIkvov,  -ov,  rb,  a  fan, 
vnnnouing  machine. 

Atijxa(,.-dKoi,  I'l,  same  as  Xtijiuiv,  a 
meadow. 

Aufifia,  -uTOi,  rb,  (fr.  XriVta)  to 
leave)  o  remnant,  residue,  re- 
mainder. 

Ati/jcui'',  -Zvos,  b,  a  meadow,  mead. 

Att^lu>vlOs,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  lasi)  of  or 
about  a  meadow,  verdant,  green, 
grassy. 

Af(/(O)i'^0f,  (fr.  same,  and  .Jt  from 
a  place)  J'roni  the  vieadovK 

Aemyfi'dOi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  Xuo; 
smooth,  and  yivctova  chin)  hrn- 
ing  smooth  cheeks,  .smooth-chin- 
ned;  beardless. 

AeidyXtoacoi;,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  yXwaoa  a  tonnue)  smooth 
tongued,  of  flattering  speech,  de- 
ceitful. 

Atioi,  -a,  -ov,  even,  smooth,  level^ 
flat,  plain  ;  slippery,  polished ; 
finished,  complete. 

AcidTm,  ->iroi,  r'l,  (fr.  last)  evenness, 
smoothness. 

Aa6w,  f.  -daw,  (fr.  same)  to  polish, 
make  smooth,  even  or  level;  to 
make  a  road. 

Aclovaiv,  Poet,  for  Xiovat,  d.  pi.  ol 
Xi(j]v. 

Aeirre,  pres.  impr.  act.  or  Ion.  for 
f'X£i7r£,3  sin.  impf.  act. —  At'nu, 
act.  —  A£/7r£ru(,  pass.  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  —  Acincro,  Ion.  for 
iXtiTTCTo,  3  sin.  impf.  pass.  — 
Ait-rdijcvoi,  -V,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  — Ati'iroi'Ta,  a.  sin.  orneut. 
pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of  Xeittu;. 

AcfsoOv/jiii,  -o?,  fi,  (ff-  XuKOi  to 
fail,  and  Sv/jbs  the  mind)  a  faint, 

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Attiro/jai,  -ij,  -trai,  ind.  — Aa-r6-i 
utvos,  par.  prcs.  pass,  of  Aci'iru).  | 

Aeiirdvcui,  -ui,  6,  (fr.  Xii-ui  to  leave,  I 
and  vais  a  ship)  a  deurUr  from\ 
a  ship.  j 

AciiroaTfiaTia,  -oj,  i;,  or -lov, -oi,^ 
rd,  (Ir.  same,  and  rroardi  the 
army)  desertion. 

AcfKoarpaTioi,  -on,  6,  i;,  (fr.  same) 
a  deserter. 

AcfiToxpux^idi  -u>,  (fr.  Afi'ru)  to  fail, 
and  \l'UX'>  ^°  soul)  io  /ain<, 
swoon. 

AetiroKpvxoivra,  a.  sin.  pres.  par. 
of  last. 

At(Vii),f.  -Y">,  p.  A/Xji^a,  to  leave, 
depart  ;  to  retin/juisit,  Jorsahe, 
abandon^  quit ;  to  leave  off,  de- 
sist, Mop  ;  to  leavt  to  uuothir, 
devise,  bequeath  ;  to  ht  dejirietit, 
wanting ;  to  fuil,  come  short  of, 
want.  Mid.  AciVo/iai,  to  remain, 
survive ;  to  he  UJt  behind,  sur- 
passed.  1  a.  ind.  act.  Acii|a,2  a. 
ind.  act.  iXtiroy.  ptr.  ind.  pass. 
A<'Xfi|(/iui.  per.  ind.  niid.XAocTra. 

Acizioau,  Dor.  for  XiiTrovca,  fern,  of 
Afi's-wKj-oiKra, -0*,  pres.  par.  act. 
of  list. 

Atiplfi  of,and  A/pivof  ,-t),-ov,»ame  as 

AciOiOcii,  -caaiy-n,  (fr.  Xti'jjiov  a 
lily)  ojf  a  lily,  like  a  lily,  sweet, 
blooming,  fresh,  tender,  d.  sin. 
fern.  Xcipio/oo-ij. 

Acipiov,  and  Aioiav,  -ov,  rb,  a  lily. 

AcipAi,  -d,  -()v,  slender,  thin  ;  pjle, 
while. 

\ciari{,  -I),  -dv,  (fr.  \c(a  a  booty) 
that  may  be  plundered  ;  repara- 
ble, retrievable. 

Aeirhi,  -h,  -df,  (fr-  \aii  the  peo- 
ple) public,  common. 

Aeirovoyiia  -Si,  f.  -^<tw,  p.  \cXti- 
Tovoyii*a,  (fr.  \ciTovpYi(  a  pub- 
lic miiiiMcr)  to  administer  pub- 
licly, n/f!riaU,  attend  a  public  of. 
Jice  or  duly  ;  to  serve  the  state.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  tXeiroipyijo-a"  inf. 
\ltTovfytica'. 

AciToi'nyvi'nf  -aTO(,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
service,  nnnislry. 

AMTovpyta,  -nq,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
public  administrrition,  ministry, 
qffirt  ;  contribution  ;  liturgy. 

AciToupylf)t4{, -r>,  -dv,  (fr.  next)  per- 
forming  jniblic  service,  adminis- 
tering ■publicly. 

Alirovpydf,  -or,  o,  i;,  (fr.  XfirOj 
publir,  and  Ipyov  a  work)  a  jrut>- 
lic  officer,  minislir. 

AtiX'ii't  -!iyo(,  », « tetter,  rintri"orm ; 
nil  eruption,  *eiJ>,  ulrer ;  hard 
Jlesli  on  horses''  knees  ;  liveru:orl. 

AiiX'"'"''"'  -<3,  (fr.  In*"!)  '"  br  nf- 
Jiirltd  with  fuplions  or  ulcers, 
labour  unrltr  the  erysipelas,  he 
scorlrutir. 

Ati-xi'iviDO,  (fr.  Xj/yw  to  lirk,  and 
nn)n    a,   man)    lli«    name   of  a 

'    moiiRc. 

AtiX''iii>n,  -i<,  •><  C""'  iame,  and 
/(I'Xi;  a  oommill)  iha  name  of  a 
mounc 

Atlyio,  f.  -f'.>,  p.   -x<»»  '"  ''«*  !  ^ 

lirk  up,  devour. 
Attipar,  Ion.  for  f\n'lav,  3  pi.  • 
ind.  Bijl.  of  X«^-'ji. 


AEA 

At(<pav\  for  Xt/y«»a,  n.  pi.  of 

Aci\f.avoi',  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  Xei'tu)  to 
leave)  a  remnant,  residue,  re- 
mainder. 

Aii-^L},  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  Xii'ttu). 

Ai"oi',  Poet,  fur  Xfjui. 

A£itoffis,-ioj,  All.  -iui<,  II,  (fr.  Xtiio) 
10  smooth,  th.  \iios  smooth)  a 
smoothing,  polishing. 

AcKniTit  -niyh,  "  io-"",  plate,  dish. 

AeKdiiov,-ev,  TO,  (dim.  of  last)  q 
little  basin,  dish,  plate. 

Ainaih,  -iioi,  h,  (fi".  same)  a  bout, 
tidxin,  plate,  dish. 

AikWui,  -ov,  I'l,  the  yolk  of  an  egg ; 
but  -ov,  h,  a  pea,  pco-fe ;  pudding 
of  bean  or  peuse  meal. 

AtKis,  -iioi,  i),  and  AwiffKOf, -ov,  6, 
(fr.  next)  same  as 

Atkuf,  -ov,  b,  or  AfKOf,  -toj  -ovf, 
-6,  a  /i((/f  f/is/i,  plate,  saucer. 

AcKTtof,  -II,  -OK,  (fr.  Xf'yw  to  speak) 
to  be  read  or  siiic/ ;  to  be  explained 
ortold, Sic.  accordinglotlievtrb 

AiKrlKof,  -fi,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  elo- 
quent,   sup.  XtHTUWrHTOf. 

AfVro,   Poet  for  XiXcKTo,  Ion.  for 

tXiXcKTO,  5   sin.   jiper.  pass,  of 

X/yo). 
AcnTuj,  -i),  -01',  (fr.  X/yoj  to  speak) 

spoken,  said  ;  chosen,  sckcled. 
Ahrpov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  Xeyo/iai  to  lie 

down)  a  lied,  couch. 
AiKvOos,  -ov,  h,  .same  as  \ikiOo;. 
AjXa/?/(70a(,Poet.  forXa(3f'(T0ai,2a 

inf  mid.  —  .\t\nliij(ji,  Ion.  Ana- 

dipi.  and  Parag.  for  \d(ir],  3  sin. 

2    a.   sub.   act.    —  Ai\aj36ixTjv, 

Poet,   for   fX(i/3<}fii;v,  2   a.    ind 

mid.  o*"  Xajt^dvui. 
Ai\aOa,  Dor.  for^X/Xi;0a,  per.  ind 

mid.  —  Ac\a0lc6ai,  for  X«0/<7- 

flui,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  —  AiXdOti,  for 

Xo'Oi;,  2  sin.  2   a.  sub.  mid.  — 

AiXadov,   for  i\aOov,  2  a.   ind 

act.  —  A(X(iO(i//»7i',  for  eXaOdijitjv, 

2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  XovOui'w. 
A/XfUfu,  -a<,  -e,   ind.   —   AcXnicwj, 

-iyr«,  -ds,  par.   per.  mid.   of  Xa- 

(fj'iu  or  X(;<t/iD. 
AeXcKciiiu,  fem.  of  XcXaxu;,  in  last ; 

or  Sync,  for  XtXaXijKois,  per.  par, 

act.  of  X(iX/(i). 
AtXdXnxoy  -"?»  "'  "r  -tr,  act. —  At- 

Xa'.V/ioi,   -oai,   -nil,    pas.'J.    per 

ind.  —  AiX(iXj7;'/i'0{i"';i  'ov,  par, 

per.  pass,  of  XuX/w. 
AfXa'/yjTpuiTrti,  3  pi.  of  XfX/f/iffpu/'- 

(lai,  |>cr.  ind.  pass,  of  XH/iTpt'.iu. 
A/Xaff/ioi.-ffoi,  -(TTdi,  1  pl.  AfXn'o-- 

iiiDa,   Dor.    for  X/Xr;a^ai,   -oui, 

-oral,  1  pl'  -o/icOa,  per.  ind.  pass, 

of  XiifOaVu). 
AtXuTo;jj))ii'ios,  ->;,  -Of,  par.  per. 

paiiH.  of  Anro/i/u). 
Ai\dxotyu  for  Xrf;^o(;/i,  2  a.  opt. 

act.  — AtXiiX''""'  '""•  Anodipl. 

for  X'/ywoi,  :i  pl.  2  a.  nub.  act. 

of  Xoyyi'tw. 
A«Xfi///i/io(,    par.     "f   A/X»i^^ni, 

•\^ni,  -ntni,  I>er.    ind.   piiHB.   of 

Xf/ir«. 
AtXtiY'i'-fv,  "•  pl-  P^r-  par.  act.  of 

Xc'x"*' 
\r^/vrt/ii,pw-  inf.  pa««.  orXivw. 
' ',  -a(,  -I,  per.    ind.  mid.  of 

d:-:<. 

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AE3 

AeXiiGdrw;,  (fr.  XtXijOtuf,  par.  per. 
Iliid.  of  XavflHiu  10 1  lude )  secretly, 
hidden{ij,  privateh/.ciindenliiiely. 

AiXiiKa,  Sync,  for  XtAdXij/ca,  per. 
ind.  act.  —  AiXijKWi,  Sync,  for 
AtAaX/jKiij,  per.  par.  act.  ol  Aa- 

Xf'k). 

Af'A);/;</(ai,  per.  ind.  pass.  —  Ar- 
A/,7i/ijro{,  per.  par.  pass,  of  Aa/i- 

/Ju'l'U. 

.\£Ai;ffOu(,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  Aiji^o- 
^<ii  or  X^^o[t(u. 

AiXtjOfiat,  -(Till,  -(TTtti,  ind.  — At- 
XiicOiii,  inf.  —  AiXtjafiivos,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  Xur6ui'ui. 

Ai\i)ipa,  per.  ind.  act.  of  Xiifi^uvw- 

Ae'Sii)fiiyos,-i;,-uv,  (per.  jiur,  pass, 
of  XiX(u)  -to  to  wish  fur)  beloved, 
diar,  longed  for ;  ready,  anaious. 

AiMXiijiui,  lor  sake  of  sound  XtXi'/j- 
fiui,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  XiXfw. 

.\£Ai///ifi'(;f,  -17,  -01',  par.  per.  pass, 
ol  AiVru). 

Ai'Aoyii,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  A/yu. 

.\e\oyi(TijeOa,  1  |)l.  per.  ind.  pass, 
of  Aoj/i'^o/iui. 

AcXoyia/ihuii,  (fr.  per.  par.  pass, 
of  Aoyi'^o/uui  to  reason)  prudent- 
ly, Sensibly,  reasonably  ;  delibe- 
rately. 

Ai\oyy(a,-ai,  -r,  ind.  —  ArXoyx'^fi 
par.  per.  mid.  of  Auyynvw. 

AfXoin-'d,  -Of,  -£,  ind.  — AtAoiruij, 
-via,  -is,  par.  per.  mid.  of  AtiTu. 

AtAoD^f'iof,  -J),  -01',  per.  par.  pass, 
of  Aoiiu). 

A/XoYOior  E/XoxMi  Att.  for  X/Xt^oj 
per.  ind.  act.  of  X/yui  or  X/^w. 

AcXo^wf,  -1)7(1,  -if,  par.  of  last,  or 
per.  par.  mid.  ofX/x^. 

AiXvKa,  -at,  -£,  per.  hid.  act.  of 
Xvui. 

AcXvfiaOfiai,  Au.  for  XcXviia/iiiat, 
per.  ind.  pass,  of  Xu/iufiw. 

AiXviiaafi(to(,  par.  fr.  last. 

AiXu^jVo?,  ->/,  -01-,  par.   per.  pass. 

—  AiXur(ii,3sin.  per.  ind.  pass. 

—  A«Xiiro,  Ion.  for  jXtAniro,  3 
pl.  pper.  pa.<is.  of  Aiiui. 

AtXi'irr/vn,  -as,  -i  or  -ti',  per.   ind. 

act.  of  Xun'/ti). 
Ai/ifioi,  -ov,  b,  a  pinnace,  smack, 

skij/',  hfirk. 
A//1/1H,  -uToi,  rd,  (fr.  X/trui  to  pec! 

ofT)  the  hark,  rind, 
A//i(/)Of,  -01',  0,  dirt  of  the  no.^r. 
Aiii<pi(,    •!),   -h;   slimy,  snwelly ; 

drivelling,  foolish,  silly. 
A/inoi',  -on,  tA,  (fr.  Lat.  lintciim, 

linen  cloth)  a  linen  cUith,  towel, 

najtkin. 
Ali'iTo,  Ion.  Cir  iXi^aro,  3  sin.  I  n. 

ind.  mid.  of  X/yw. 
A/4to,  Ion.   for  X/^'on,  prcw.  impr. 

pnxii.  of  X/f«/i(i(. 
At^'i^'oi',  -on,  TO,  (dim.   of  X/fiv  a 

Hnyinp,  ill.   Xlyut    to   fipeak)    a 

/i<f/r  saying,  phrase,  expression, 

firoicrb. 
AtilnAf,  -ov,  Td,  (fr,  name)  a  Ijoxi- 

eon,  dietionnry, 
iA/(it,  -IOC,   Att. -f(ji,  I/,  (fr.  X/yi.) 

lo  Kpeak)    a    icin/,    saying;    a 

speech,    urntion,    pleading,    rlo- 

qiicnrr  ;  style,  erprrssion,  diction; 

a  teadinn,  glossary,  paraplirnse  ; 

Inngiioff. 


AEn 

A/;«/m(,  (fr.  \iyo>  to  lie  down)  to 
lif  (loini    go  la  lirrt, 

Atfofun,  Uor.  for  A/^'ot'o-i,  3  pi.  1 
f.  iiid.  act.  of  X/yw. 

Afoi  r.i,  a.  sin.  of  ,Vur. 

Att>i'!-/r;-i),  -/(/{-Tk,  I'l  (.f'"-  ^^^ov  a 
liiin)  a  iiori\«  skin. 

AfrfiTrio;,  or  -noj,  or-Ttof,  -«,  -or, 
AjiJiTuf,  -OH,  nnJ  AcovrMtii,  -cof 
-evi,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  \iu)v  a  lion)  i;/'  « 
Won,  /»Ar?ij  /ion  ;  hrave,  vnlinnl. 

AcuvTiii^ui,  (fr.  s;uiie)  like  or  i'h  </if 
maniKr  olliotis,  hMli/. 

Af-affot,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  Xj ro)  to  skin) 
a  tenliurn  strap  fastening  the 
yolu-  to  the  horse's  neck,  a  col- 
tar,Juarhlall.  n.  pi.  Xi-aria. 

Afir.iiof,  -a,  -01',  (fr.  A/ttui  to  peel) 
mountainous,  rous^h,  rugseil. 

Aiirnpyos,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  X/iri;  a 
scale,  anil  <ip)o>  v.liite)  uliiie 
whilt-akinnal. 

A/iruj,  -ui^oy,  TO,  (fr.  X/tto)  to  Strip) 
a  roct,  r/;^,  promantory. 

Afirni,  -S^oi,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  a  ahcll 
Jish  luhich  stidis  to  rocks,  a  lint- 
pel. 

AtTraori),  -Sy,  hi  ("■.  last)  «  little 
pot  or  cup  /iAt  a  shell. 

AcaiStov,  -cv,  rd,  (dim.  of  XtTTis  a 
scale)  a  small  scale,  shell. 

Aciri^iaTos,  -ov,  6,  >),  (fr.  same) 
sent)/,  having  scales. 

Anri^w  f.  -("(Tw,  ((!■.  X/n-05  the  bark, 
Ih.  Xf'ffo)  to  peel  off)  <o  perl  n/f 
the  bark,  take  off  the  scales  or 
shell,  strip. 

Arris,  -iSos,  II,  (fr.  XfTm)  to  peel)  a 
scule,  shell;  hark,  rind,  peel;  a 
thin  plate,   pi.  XtTriV^tf. 

AtTiUfia,  -nroi,  to,  (fr.  same)  peel- 
ing or  taking  off'  the  hark,  while 
streaks  caused  hy  peeling  ;  that 
which  has  been  peeled. 

Ai-zo;  -£o{,  -ouf,  -d,  (fr.  same) 
same  as  Xt^i'?. 

AcTT^a,  -a;,  f),  (fr.  Xt-pis  leprous) 
the  lepras!/. 

Atzoas,  -liiof,  ^,  (fr.  Xtirpdi  rough) 
rough,  craggy  ;  a  rock. 

At-oiiJi  ^-  pk  of  Xtiro'if. 

AfjTO'iw -w,  f.  -riaij),  (fr.  Xtrpo;  le- 
prous) to  become  leprous  or 
scahhy. 

Atvpiv,  -oTi,  TO,  (fr.  same)  the  le- 
prosy. 

Atrp<io;jui,  (fr,  same)  to  become  le- 
prous, par.  per.  pass.  XcXcrpw- 
fihof. 

AcTioii,  -ii,  -6v,  leprous^  scabby, 
scaly,  rough  ;  a  leper. 

AtrraXfof, -a, -0K,san>e  as  Xtirrdi. 

AfzTTj,  (i.  sin.  fern,  of  Xt-rdj. 

Afirro\nylu,  -af,  i),  (fr.  Xrwrij 
Fmall,  and  Xt'yoi  to  speak)  light 
tlincnurse,  arguments  about  tri- 
fles ;  a  minute  dismission. 

AciTTiv, -ov,  TO,  (fr.  nc3xi)  a.  small 
piece  of  money  ;  a  mile. 

Atwrdf,  -)i,  -hv,  thin,  fine  ;  small, 
slisht,  slender ;  vxak,  feeble, 
faint;    acute,  subtile,  ingenious. 

AeiTTCTrii,  -V'Oi,  hi  C''-   '^^O  tliin-\ 
ncss,  fineness  ;  subtilty,  minvle- 
7WSS ;    ingenuity,  subtkty,  cun-i 
ning.  j 

Aii:r6ipijivoi,  -ov,   h,  ti,  (fr.   famc.j 


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and  0uiii)  voice)  shrill-voiced, 
uilh  n  ivrak  voice. 

Afirriii'ui,  f.  -viii,  (fr,  Xfrrot  thin) 
to  make  thin,  lessen,  diminish  ;  In 
break  into  small  jiierei.  ActtO- 
vofiitt,  to  grow  thin,  fall  airay. 

.\titxfiov,  -OV,  tH,  (dun.  of  next)  c 
small  shell. 

Ai-vpHv,  -ov,  tJ,  (Ir.  X/ffw  to  peel) 
/'if  rind,  bark,  ■perl,  skin,  shell, 
husk,  scale. 

Atffiifiof,  -d,  -or,  (fr.  nr.xt)  covered 
with  hark,  skin,  shd!,  scults  or 
husks. 

Ai'tu],  f.  -(|w,  p.  -(//(t,  to  take  'iff"  the 
bark  or  rind;  to  skin,  peel,  slie'l. 

Arpi'.i,  -(!{, )'/,  name  of  an  island.  — 
A/pioi,  the  inhabitants  of  the 
island  Leria. 

Afr>i'"'of,  -a  Ion.  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  next) 
if  Lurna,  Lernwan. 

Ai'pvr),  ->;j, )'/,  name  of  a  lake. 

Ai(r/J((Uf,  a.  [)1.  of  A)(T/)t'f. 

Ato-.'ii'^w,  and  Atcl-hd^u),  (fr.  Aca- 
(i'lf  a  Lesbian)  to  indtnlc  Iht  les- 
bians ;  behave  immorally,  be  dis- 
solute. 

Acap'ii,  -/(^o;,   b  or  i/,  n  lesbian. 

AcalluOti,  (fr.  next,  and  -Sfv  from  a 
\iU\cv.)  from  lesbos. 

Aiafti)^,  -ov,  11,  name  of  an  island. 

Af(T;^(i^oiT£?,  II.  pi.  pres.  par.  act. 
of 

Ataxd'^'^,  (fr.  next)  to  talk,  chat, 
converse. 

Aia-)^r!,  -)K,  i),  co?iversnt.ion,  Inlk, 
chat  ;  cabal,  intrigue  ;  a  place  oj 
resort,  an  hospital,  jiiihtic  lodg- 
ing. 

Aecr^itvevw,  C  -cujo),  same  a.s\io- 

AfDvaXfTj?,  Ion.  tor  Xtiiy«X/aif,  d. 
pi.  fem.  —  AevyaXioictv,  Ion. 
for  Xti yoXfoi?,  d.  pi.  mas.  of 

AfuyiiXfos, -fj,  -nv,  (perhaps fr.  Xoi- 
ybg  destruction)  destructive,  per- 
nicious ;  sad,  mournful ;  griev- 
ous, severe,  calamitous,  unfor- 
tunate, wretched  ;  feeble,  ivenk. 

Acv'i,  and  Anis,  6,  Hob.  levi,  a 
man's  name.  g.  tou  Atv'i,  a.  ror 
Afij/v. 

Atiu(iO»)',Heb.  indecl.  leviathan,  a 
kind  of  serpent,  o  crocodile,  whale. 

Aev'tTi]?,  -ov,  !i,  (fr.  Acui'  Levi)  a 
Levilr. 

AevirfKOi,  -q,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  Levi- 
tical. 

Acvk',  for  Xci'fcij,  fern,  of  \ivk6;. 

AivKulvbi,  f.  -tti'oj,  (fr.  XcvKii  white) 
to  whiten ;  become  white.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  tXtf'Kain.  Att.  tXtuAi;- 
va'  inf.  Xfi)K»iai.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
t}iCVKdvOiiv. 

.\rvKuvai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  AivK/i- 
vai,  1  a.  par.  act.  — AcvKovOui, 
1  a.  par.  pass,  of  XivKaino. 

AevKitvOi'is,  -foi  -ovs,  b,  //,  (fr.  Xtu- 
f:b;  white,  and  dvOos  a  flower) 
having  a  white  flower;  hoary, 
gray,  bluish. 

AcvKiivOii^u),  (fr.  \cvKbs  white)  to 
grow  or  become  white. 

Afi'*-.7im{,    -1(^05,    0,    {fr.    XfvxA? 
white,  and  uairh  a  shield)  hav- 
ing   a   white-  shield,   splendidly 
armed,  glittering  with  armrvr. 
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Aci'iKti,  ->;f,  /;,   (fr.   Xfiniif  white) 

the  white  poplar  ;   also  tejirasy, 
AtvKi'pcTf^oi,  -01),  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 

and  epiT/ibs  an  oar,  th.  ipiaaw  to 

row)  having  white  oars. 
Afi)A'i77ro5,-ou,  6, ';,  (fr.  same,  and 

irTTOi  a  horse)  having  or  riding 

on  white  horses. 
AiVKipit,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  XcukJj  white) 

tvhite,  marked  with  white. 
AfVKuyuoi,    -uv.    All.   AevKiytw;, 

-u,b,!i,   (fr.   same,  andj^  llic 

earlh)  chalky,  of  a  white  soil. 
AivKoOia,   -at,   fi,   the  name  of  a 

woman, 
AivK6'iov,-ev,  to,  (fr.  \tVKd(  white, 

and  lov  a  violil)  the  white  violet  ; 

snow  drop  ;  while  lily. 
AevKa7Bt,d.  pi.  Ion.  ofXtuxtif. 
AiVK6\ti'ov,  -ov,    TO,     (fr.      XcdhiIj 

while,  andXiVov  flax)  white  flax. 
AtvKQiihwnoi,  -ov,  h,  i),  ((i-.  same, 

and   ^f'rwTToi' the  forehead)  liav- 

ing  a  white  forehead,  while-front- 

fil. 
AcvKoitiipfios,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 

t'nd  TTupcKi  a  cheek)  having  while 

cheeks,  fuir  cheeked. 
AivKtivrepoi,  -uv,  u,  i;,   (fr.  same, 

and  vrepov  a  wing)  having  white 

wings. 
AcvKdir^iXoi,  -ov,  5,/;,  (fr.  same,  and 

jrioXof  a  younj;  horse)  riding  on 

or  drawn  liy  white  horses. 
Acvkis,  -fi,  -iv,  while ,  bright,  clear 

fair;    pure,  limpid;     calm,  sc- 

rerie  ;  joyful,  lucky.  Comp.  Xfii- 

KdrtpO^,   sup.    -KOTUTOi. 

AcvKdariKTOi,  -ov,  b,  ?;,  (IV.  last,  and 

cTt^o)  to    mark)     iiiarkcd    with 

white  spots  ;  spoiled,  variegated. 
AcvK6TVS,->iT0i,fi,  (fr.  XtVKOi  white) 

tvhiteness  ;  clenrntss,  brightness. 
AivKoij)  i)?,  -loi-ovs,  b,  r/,  (fr.  same, 

and  (^aiVoj  to  show)  white. 
Ae'i'Koippvi,  -vog,   b,  »/,   (fr,   \evKis 

while,  and  o^pija  brow)  having 

a  while  front. 
AevKoy^lroyv,  -uvo;,  h,  fi,  (fr-  sr.me, 

and  x'lTwv  a  coat)  having  a  while 

coal,  clothed  in  white. 
AcvK6')(pooi  -ovs,  -6ov  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr. 

same,   and    ■)(pia    colour)    of  a 

white     colour,    white     coloured, 

white. 
AivK6')^poi(,  -oiTos,  0, 1'l,  (fr.  same, 

and    xpujj  skin)   having   a  fair 

skin,  fair. 
AtvKi'j),  same  as  AivKaivo). 
Atii/irpu,  -wf.  Til,  name  of  a  town. 
AtvKi'oXcvoi,  -ov,  b,  >i,     (fr.  Xtiixdj 

white,  and  uiX/ ij;  an  arm)  while 

armed. 
AcvK'-ijia,    -uTOi;,    Tb,   (fr.     Xtvichi 

vhite)  a  while  tablet,  while  speck 

on  the  eye. 
Aivpbi,-ii,  -hv,  (fr.  \uoi  smooth) 

cvai,  level,  flat,  smooth. 
AtvaacTc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  att.  of 
AtiVeru),  to  see,  look  at,  behold,  view, 

descry. 
AtvBThp,  -tipoi,  h,  (fr.  Xci'(i>  to  throw 

a  stone)  one  who  tlirows  a,  stone ; 

or  a  person  fit  to  be  stoned. 
Atv)(eijiorto>  -w,    (fr.   next)   to  he 

clothed  in  white. 
Atvy^iifiMiv,  -ovog,   b,  ';,  (fr.  Xivnh^ 


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white,  and  tl/ia  a  dress,  th.  tu 

to  put  on)  dressetl  in  white. 
Aevia,  f.  -liaw,  (fr.  Xaf  a  stone). /o 

aim  ;  to  strike  or  kill  uith  stones, 

stone  to  death. 
Atxkaai,  Ion.  d.pl.  ofAf;^of. 
Atx^noitii,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  Af'xof  a 

bed,  and  voa,   Ion.   roi'a   grass) 

producing    herbs    Jit  for    beds, 

grassy,  fertile. 
Atx^i^'i  neut.  of  Xf^ijfltif, -tion,  -fv, 

1  a.  par.  pass,  ol  X/yoj. 
At^oS)  -£0S  'Ovi,  TO,  (fr.  X/yu  to  lie 

down)  a  bed,  couch  ;  a  marriage 

bed,  marriage. 
A-fvp'oSi  "Oi  """)  oblique,  across. 
Afvil,  -ooi-oii,  I'l,  (fr.  X/;^Of  a  bed, 

th.  Xryu  to  lie  down)  a  woman 

in  childbed. 
A/yu   or  A/;^o/ia(,   (fr.   same)   to 

have    children,  produce    young, 

breed. 
AciiSSfiai,  -avTOi,  h,  name  of  a  man. 
Acw/jii,  cent,  for  Xtn'oi/zi,  pres.  opt. 

act.  of  Xta'oi),  for  Xo'ik. 
Aiii>v,  -ovTos,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  Xdu  to 

see)  a  lion.  d.  X/o^'ri.  g.  pi.  \c6v- 

T<i>V. 

AtwrtVpa  or'AtioTf  rpo,  and  Actuivc- 
rpia,  -as,  n,  (fr.  X{?0{  smooth, 
and  -irpa  a  rock)  a  smooth  rock. 

Atupyds, -oiJ,5,  (fr.  Xtoij  the  people, 
and  (pyoy  a  work)  n  maker  of 
men  ;  oold,  audacious  ;  cunning, 
subtle. 

Acuii,  -S),  b,  Atf.  lor  XaiJs. 

Atuxri^jTtpof , -01),  4,  4,  (fr.  last,  and 
aOfTtpos  one's  own)  admitted  as 
a  citizen,  presented  uith  the  free- 
dom of  the  stale,  a  citizen,  free- 
man, one  of  their  own. 

Atu><p6oos,  -ov,  b,  J},  (fr.  same,  and 
^ipw  to  bear)  a  high  road,  htatai 
path. 

Ag,  3  sin.  of  X<3,  X^j,  X»;,  Dor.  for 
O/Xu,  -iii,  -II,  pren.  sub.  act.  of 
•?/X(i»  or  (0(Xu,  or  pros.  sub.  of 
^liui,  Xaw,  Xfff);,  Xa'v,  cont.  Xu, 
Xaf,  X(7,  and  Dor.  Xu,  X${,  Xfj. 

AWiit,  oliH.  for  which  Xaujidvui. 

Ajiy\  for  XT/yr,  prcB.  inipr,  act.  — 
Ariyfitivat,  Uor.  for  Xi/yfo,  prcs. 
inf.  act.  —  Atiyonttv,  I  pi.  pres. 
opt.  act.  of 

Afiym,  -cif  -It,  to  cease,  stop,  desist, 
le'iic  off",  ra'lse  to  rrimr  ;  t'l  riM 
lie  ({uiet  ;  tn  fait,  decay. 

Afiftov,  -ov,  ri,  a  kind  of  siirub 
called  cislus  ;  a  net. 

ATifiot,  -lOi  -ovf,  rb,  a  Kitrmrnt  made 
of  fine  rlnth  ;  n  threadbnrc  rnat. 

Av<I')(/ui,  name  as  X<)(fo//a(. 

ATiOa7o(,  -alii,  -iiiuv,  nnd  Ai/Oaiof, 
-a,  -01,  (fr.  X);Oi;  f(irK<tfiihi<-mi) 
Ijfthirnn,  nbliinims,  forgetful  • 
cnuting  fnrgflfutnesi. 

Ai}0'ioyo{,  -on,  0,  (fr.  »ani«<,  nnd 
anyii  luzyi  or  /oyov  work)  li- 
tftnrgy,  drinrfinrss,  sUrpiiuss. 
A\hi)  adj.  for  XiiOapy'tt  •^''  Xa/- 
Oapyof. 

AfiOtiii,  Ion.  for  X/jOf/,  2  »in.  jirrm. 
ind.  mid.  —  \()Oti,  3  ^in.  pr«a!. 
jnd.  act.  —  AfiDiT,  and  A(i(ltrn, 
Ion.  for  tXi'iOrrn,  3  «in.  impf. 
mid.  of  XiJOo). 
AnOn,  -n  <  h,  (f""-  X^flr.iio  lie  bid) 
3  A 


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oblivion,  forgetfulness  ;  the  river 

LeUiL 
Aridiii,  Dor.   Au'Oo),   f.   X)>(j,  per. 

mid.  X/X>;du,  same  as  \avOdvu). 

Mid.  ArjOojiai,  same  as  XavOaVo- 

(lai. 
Ari'ti\  for  \tftia,  a.  sin.  of  X»)iff. 
Aijt^tr',  for  Xi/i'^tro,  Ion.  for  tX»/i- 

^tTo,  3  sin.  impf.  mid.  of 
Ai?(^u>,  f.  -iffu,  (fr.  Xti'u  booty)  to 

plunder,  ravage,  rob,  spoil  ;    to 

carry   away,  seize,  capture ;    to 

obtain,  get,  procure,    per.    ind. 

pass.  \t\>'iicfiat, 
^vin,  -VJi  h,  'o'l-  'or  \tia. 
Ai'iXov,  -ov,  TO,  standing  com  ;    a 

crop,  harvest,  field  of  com.    pi. 

rd  X //(«.' 
Atits,  -^&oi,  i'l,  (fr.  Xti'u  booty)  pZuH- 

der,  booty  ;   a  seizure,  capture  ; 

abundance  of  cattle  or  flocks. 
Arfiaaaro,  Ion.  and  Pocl.  for  t\ifl- 

aaro,  3  sin.    1   a.- ind.   mid.  — 

ArjiaccTai,  Poct.  for  A>;tiT£rai,  3 

sin.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  ofXvi'^io. 
Arjiaros,  -)),  -dv,  (fr.  Xti'a  plunder) 

seized,  captured,  plundered. 
AtitoTuip,    -opuf,    !),    (fr.  same)    a 

plunikrtr,  robber,  spoiler,   Itigh- 

v:nyman,  pirate. 
Aritrii,  -tioi,  71,  plundering  ;    an 

epithet  of  Minerva,  also  n  cap- 
tive. 
Ai/(TO{,  Ion.  for  XtiriJf. 
AtjiTov,  -ov,  Ti,  (fi.  last)  a  court, 

court  house  ;  the  commons. 
AtjKiw,   Dor.    AuKi'u),    f.   -t'lcro),    I" 

make  a  noise,  sound,  ri.ioiind  ;  lu 

crack,  crackle,  craxh,  break  with 

a  noise;  to  rind,cl<.avr,  tear ;  to 

speak,  say,  tell,  talk  of. 
Ai'iniOoi,  -ov,  b,  a  cruet,  phial,  jar 

for  oil. 
Ai'iXayrof,  -»iJ,i,  a  proper  name. 
ATiua,  -uTOS,  TO,  purpose,  dcsiqn  ; 

bravery,    courage,     intrepidity  ; 

presence  of  mind. 
AripuXioi,  -a,   -01',    (fr.    X;//ii;    the 

rlnruMi   of  the   eyes)   sore-eyed, 

btear-iyed. 
A?;//<iu)  -w,  (fr.  same)  to  have  sore 

tycs. 
A'i/ii;,  -til '/,  ff^  rheum  of  the  ej/es, 

running  from  the  eyes,  soreness 

of  the  ei/is. 
A;-)/i/i</,  -itrof,   Th,  (fr.   \aii[luvu>   to 

lake)  any  thing  rrreind  or   as- 
sumed ;    an  iiffi'c,   digniti/  ;    a 

bribe,  gift  ;    profit,  gain,  (molu- 

ininl ;  an  argument,  propnsitiim, 

assumption  ;  tin  u.riom,  lemma  ; 

Iwldness,  coiiflilenrr. 
Aviifiof,  -a,  -ov,   (fr.   Aljfjyoi   nn 

inlanil)  of  or  bclnnging  to  Ijcm- 

niis,  Ijrmniun. 
AfijiilitKn:,  -ov,  b,  roh/urrd  rilumils 

luiniiing  from   a  croiin  nr  gai- 
tand,  a  knot,  roih'ulr  ;  lint. 
Afz/'int,  -iiv,  li,  n;ime  nf  nn  iilnnd. 
Aivai,  -Ciifoi,  nr  Aiii'ii,  (fr.  Xi/»i( 

a  win'-  tub)  linrrhnnidmns, 
Aijl'iiot,  -nv,  b,  (fr.  KDHIC)  all  rpi- 

lliel  of  KncchuN. 
Ar;»'aihii',  -cruo,,   b,   (fr.    nrxl)   the 
month  wlii^n   Harrhanulinn  rilciJ 
were    performed,   Janutin/,     a. 
sin.  y^tvat'ova, 

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Arnif,  -cC,  0,  a  wine  press  or  vat  ; 
a  swamp,  pond,  marsh. 

ATivo?,  -ios  -ous,  ri,  (fr.  XtTot 
smooth)  wool. 

Arj^av,  Ion.  for  /X>;fa>',  3  pi.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  —  Aij^ai,  I  a.  inf.  act. 

—  Ai'i^aaOat,  1  a.  inf.  mid A»J- 

4£(u,'-ay,  -c,  .^iol.  for  Xi)faif«i, 
-oif, -ui,  1  a.  opt.  act.  ofXj/yu. 

Ai/^if,  -lof,  Att.  -fa){,  );,  (fr.  Xi/yio 
to  cease)  a  cessation,  delay,  sh>p, 
pause;  abode,  residence. 

AT/^if,  -los,  Att.  -£(t)f,  i},  (fr.  Xvj^o), 
for  wliieh  ^ayxdid)  to  allot)  a 
lot,  portion,  share  ;  inheritance, 
condition,  state. 

Avpii)  -i5,  (fr.  Xn  intens.  and  jtiu) 
to  speak)  to  bl/ib,  talk  notuiense  ; 
to  trifle. 

Ai'ipoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  idle 
tale,  Jicl ion  ;  trijtes,  silliness,  fol- 
ly, nonsense. 

Ariptoi'ii,  -cos  -ovs,  b,  fj,  (fr.  last) 
trifling,  silly,  WLok. 

Aj)5,  Dor.  for  Oi\;,s,  see  Xi;. 

Aijccis,  -  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  Ai'r 
cccOc,  2  pi.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 
XaiOinw. 

ATjaiiratyiiu)}',  -ovos,  6,  i),  (fr.  Xi'iOii 
for^etiulncss,  and  -rcatyna  a  play- 
thing) fvrgitful  of  play  ;  ceasing 
or  stopping  play  ;  an  epithet  of 
Bacchus. 

A'irTiinavt'ti,  -t]s,  i'/,  (fr.  XniOrtVo/iaj 
to  forget)  forgitfdness,  oblivion. 

Ai'iaoftat,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  —  At'iaoftcv, 
1   pi.  of  Ai'i<7u>,  1   f.   ind.  act.  of 

Xul'Ou'l'W. 

AiidTivio,  f.    -cvGio,   (fr.   \iitn-fis,  a 

robber)  to  rob,  plunder. 
Atiarfiptor,  -ov,  ri,   (fr.   same)    a 

gang  or  band  of  robbers,  bandit- 
ti ;  robbery. 
Arjartii, -ov,  b,  for  Xj/iar^f,  (fr.  Xffa 

booty)  (I  robber,  thief ,  plunderer, 

pirate, 
AyaT^KbsfUnii  A)iarp'tKd(,-!j,-!iv,  (fr. 

last)  plundering,  robbing,  living 

on  plunder,  prcdntoni,  piraticcd. 
Ariarpif,  -I'dos,  i),  (fr.  same)  a  fe- 

vi'dr  robber,  jiirnte  vrsstl. 
AfjoTpiDV,  -oi'of,  n,  (fr.  same)  a  den 

or  hiding-pldcr  of  robbers. 
Atioilj,  Dor.  for  Xi/ow,  1  f.  ind.  act. 

ofXn'o),  or  of  X(iry«r(U. 
Ar;ro(r'»;»,  -on,  h,  (fr.  next)  the  tim 

of  Ijitonu. 
A^no,  -6oi  -ovi,  ii,  iMlona.  a.  A>)- 

Aiii/'Ofliiy,  I  a.  opt.  poBN. — AiiijiOus, 
piir.  I  a.  ii.ms. —  AiiiliOii\'ui,\  n. 
inf.  pnsK.  —  Ai'iipOiiTi,  -no,  I  ii. 
impr.  |iaii».  ofXniijidriu. 

Afixui,  olm.  for  whiidi  Xnyydvd). 

Ai'li^if,  -10?,  All.  -lojf,  fi,  (fr.  Xo/j- 
fidiu)  to  tak«i)  a  rrreining,  re- 
riplion.  Inking,  arreplnncr,  re- 
ri  >i>t. 

Ai;v/u//fir,  -11,  -tTiti,  pi.  -\l/ifiif)a, 
-\i/i<TOi,  -i/oirui,  I  (.  ind.  mid.  of 
Xa/ifliivM. 

Ala,  for  Xt/(i. 

AirfCoi,  f.  -cm,  p.  ■  «n.  to  agitnir, 
disturb,  more,  dimrdir  ;  to  has* 
Irn,  make  sprnl,  A\iit^O)iai,  to 
stpnrntr,  withdraw,  srrrdr,  turn 
n'i'Jn  ;    to  go  from,  depart,  va- 


AIH 

nish  ;  titcomt  or  go  to.  approach, 

Imuly  sloop  ;  lo  ciost  ujiun, 
Aiav,  and  Alfuf,  IiT(/,  inri/   much, 

tjccerilinglt/,  lim  much,  surilt/. 
Aiii|9()<,-,  -ri,  -ir,  for  Y^ff's'- 
A/pui'oj,  -ov,   b,   Lai.    /j/'UMMX,  a 

inuuiituiii  of  Syria  ;  the  Jrankin- 

CKiiaC'Sliruh,  frunkincritse. 
AiPaPiarii,  -"''>  i,  '""1  Atjiaviorif, 
.-oC,  tH,    ((r.   last)   /hiH/iiHcrnsc, 

a?i  iiiceiisc-i'rDxtl,  riiisfr, 
Al/j(ij,  -SiVf  i^,  (IV.  XtZ/iw  to  trickle) 

a  drop  ;    (Iripping,  trickthig  ;    u 

rill,  riiutil. 
Ai|3tpriio!;,  -01',  b,  a  IJhertine,    a 

sect  :;iiiong  the  Jows. 
Ai/idiorof,     -uu,     b,     (fr.     Xii^    tilt: 

south-west   wind,  and  luroj  llic 

south  wind)  (t  snxlh-ivcxt  wind. 
AijivuOcy,  Dor.   for  Aifivi'iOcv,   (fr. 

next,  and  Oiv  from  a  placc)/;o;;) 

JJIlT/tl. 

Ai/?i/i/,  -vf,  ^,  Liht/a,  the  name  of 

a  country. 
Aiiivpits,  -it^oi,   I'l,  and  Allivpvov, 
-on,  ri,  a  kind  of  fior/^  .ikijf,  gal- 
ley, used  by  the  Liburnians. 
AiPvs,  -vos,  b,  a  tnmi  of  JLibya,  an 

African, 
Ai^vaaa,  -rn,  i';,  a  woman  of  Libya. 
Atya,  for  'Xiyia. 

AiyuiVu),  (fr.  \iyvi  shrill)  lo  maki 
a  shrill,  clear  or  tuneful  sound  ; 
to  .<!peak  clear  or   distinct,  pro- 
claim. 
Alyyu),  f.  .^u),  (fr.  same)  to  make 

a  shrill  noise  ;  to  twang,  ring. 
AlySa,  (fr.  \c7o;  smooth)    a  whet 

stone;  dust. 
AiyStiv,    slightly,    briefly,    by   the 

by. 
Aiyios,  -ov,  b,  a  mortar  ;  a  furnace, 

foundry,  crucible. 
Aiyta,  neut.  pi.  —  Aiyciiv,  Dor. 
for  Xiyttdv,   g.  pi.  —  Atyiij],  d. 
sin.  fern,  of  Aiyi'ij. 
Aiy/ws,  (fr.    \iyvi   shrill)    loudly, 

clearly,  distinctly,  sweetly. 
Aiyns,  -U05,  )';,  soot,  smoke. 
Aiyvwrij,  -uT;  b,  1),  raised  like  fat, 

protuberant,  prominent. 
Aiy^e,  Ion.  for  iXiy^e,  3  sin.  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  Xi'yyu). 
Aiyup',  for  "Xiyvpi],  d.  sin.  fern.  — 
Atyvpjjat,  d.  pi.  feni.  Ion.  of  Ai- 
yvp6s. 
Aiyvptov,  and  Atyvpov,  -ov,  rd,  a 

ligurc,  precious  stone, 
Atyvpbf,  -u,  -&v,  same  as  \iyvi. 
Aiyvpdi,   (fr.  last)  sweetly,  melo- 
diously. 
AVyi'j,  -Bof,  b,  >;,  1  man  or  woman 

of  Uguriri,  Ligurian, 
Atyi'S,    -lia,    -V,    loud,    sonorous, 
clear-sounding,  shrill,  ivhistling  ; 
su:eet,  harmonious,  melodious. 
AiyvoTtuhi,  -f),  -iv,   (fr.  Atyv;   a 
Ligurian)  o/"or  belonging  to  IJ- 
guria,  Ugurinn. 
AiyvipBdyyoiai,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 
Aiyi^'^fioyyo?,  -ov,  0,  i),  (fr.  \iyvs 
sweet,  and  (jiOoyyn  a  voice,  th. 
fOiyyofiai  to  speak)  sweet-voiced, 
harmonious ;    loud-ioiced,  shrill. 
Aty(<liwvoi,-ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  SJixne,  and 

^u)vri  a  voice)  same  as  last. 
Alvvt  Ion.  for  Xiav. 


AI0 

AiOu'suM"')  ■^"■t,  1  and  2  pi.  prrs. 

ind.  act.  of 
AtO  ^ui,   f.   -Saui,  p.  \e\lOaKn,  (IV. 

XiOoj   a  stone)   to  stone,  prit  or 

kill    utih    stones,    throw    stones. 

1  a.  act.  ind.  tXiOuaa.    per.  i  d. 

pass.  XtXiOuoftai.  1  a.  iiid.  pass. 

tXtOdoOiir. 
AWdJ;,  -uKui,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  stony, 

rugged,  cragify.       Subs,  a  smalt 

stone,  pebble,  rough  slonc, 
AlOni,  -airii,  !),  (fr.  same)  «  slonc, 

small  stone,  pebble  ;    a  shower  of 

stones, 
AiOdaai,  inf.  —  AtOdani,  -uaa,-av, 

n.  pi.  -0<icraiT£s,  ]iar.   1    ,.   act. 

—  AiOaaOiiai,\)uss, —  AiOdaiaai, 
act.  3  ])l.  1  a.  sub.  ofXiO  '^u>, 

AtOiii,  and  AiOin,  -ui,)),  [(r.  XiOds  a 
stone)  a  quarry,  heap  or  collec- 
tion of  stones  ;  n  muss,  pile, 

AtOtia,  -ai,  I'l,  (perhaps  fr.  Xiuv 
much, and  OU  a  Uca\))  luxury,  (x- 
Iravagance ;  abundum-.e,  plenty, 

.\iSi(5ioi,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  XiOoi  a  stone) 
a  small  slonc,  pebble,  gravel. 

AiOtvoi,  -tj,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  made 
of  stone,  stony, 

AiOo[^oXucOiit,\>res.  inf.  pass.  cont. 

—  AiOuiiuXtiOi'/acrai,  3  sin.  1  f. 
ind.  pass.  —  AtOolioXtiaat'  inf. 

—  A(Oo,'?oXi'/(rui/Tti,-,  n.  pi.  par.  1 
a.  act.  —  AiOojioXouaa,  n.  feni. 
cont.  par.  pros.  act.  of 

AiOu/JoXf'u),  f.  -f/ffu),  p.  XcXtSoPuXri- 
Mi,    (fr.    same,   and    lidXXu   to 
throw)  to  throw  stones  ;  to  stone 
pelt  icith  stones.    1  a.  act.  ind. 
tXiOo/iuXi/ira. 
AtBulioXin,  -tii,!],  {fr.sa.me)  a  throw- 
ing of  stones,  stoning, 
AiOo/i(iXo$,-oi),6,^,(fr.  same)</irou- 
ing  stones  ;    pelted  with  stones  ; 
dashed    against     the    stones    or 
rocks.     Subs,  a  sHng,  culapulta, 
AiOoKdXXriToi,  -ov,  0,  !],  (fr.  same, 

and  KuXXa  ylue)  set  with  stones. 
AiOoXcvoTui,  -ov,  h,  i'l,   (fr.   next) 
overwhelmed  with  stones,  stoned 
to  death, 
AiOoXcvoj,   (fr.   X/Ooj   a   stone)    to 

stone  to  death, 
Ai Orffoof,  -ov,  o,  (fr.  XlOos  a  stone, 
anti  (iiji  to  polish)  a  stone-cutter, 
statuary,  carver. 
Ai'Oof,  -01),  b  or  >;,  a  stone,   rock, 
marble  ;    a  gem  ;  an  anchor  ;  a 
r/uoil, 
AtOdarpwroi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  last,  and 
arpiivvvfti  lo  strew)  paved  with 
stones, 
AtOoToiiln,  -ai,  ij,    (fr.  same,  and 
Ttfivii)  to  cut)  a  raising  or  cutting 
stones;  a  quarry, 
AiOuvpyiiti,     and     AiOovpyi^u),     f. 
-loui,  (fr.  XiOovpyb;  a  stone-cut- 
ter) to  cut  stones, 
AtOovpyiKi;,  -/;,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  be- 
longing lo  or  employed  in  stone- 
cutting. 
AtOovpy&i,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Xi'Oof  a  stone, 
and  ioyou  a  work)  a  stone-cutter, 
lapidary, 
AiOiiu)    -S),    f.    -wow,    (fr.    XiOoi   a 
stone)  to  turn,  into  slonc,  petrify. 
AiOvpiov,  -ov,  Tb,  (fr.  same)  a  heap 
of  stones. 

(370) 


AIM 

AiOii(^»){,  -(uj  -ovi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 

like  slonr,  stony, 
A(Ow/j(in;{,  -ou,  4,  (fr.  same,  and 

•o/im/u  to  swear)  who  swcaralrh 

or  by  (I  stone, 
Ai6uwii'^-ti.i,  Alt.  -luf,  ,^,  (Ir.  XiOoij) 

to  petrify)  changing    into   stone, 

pitnfartion, 
AocfjsW^ui,  (fr.  Xfavmui  h,  and  cKip- 

Tuu)  to  danco)  to  dance  imvw- 

deslly. 
AiKly^,    a   chirp,   the   least   lioiao 

made  by  birds. 
AtKiidui  -i),  f,  -»;<ro),   p.  XtXtKur/Ka, 

(ir,    Xik-^if    a    fan)    to    winnow 

corn  ;  to  dissipate,  scatter,  /•rind 

topuwder,   1  t'.  ind.  act.  Xi/ffojirw,     ' 

AiKn>]Tiip,  -ijpos,  and  Aoc^ijtJ);,  -ov, 

b,  (fr.  next)  a  winnower, 
AiKitbi,  -ou,   b,   a  fan,  winnowing 

7nachine. 
AtK/iMvTuiv,  g.  pi.  cont.  of  XlK/«^U>V 

-C)v,  pres.  par.  act.  ofXiKfidu). 
AiKiov,  -ov,  Tb,  same  as  XiK/irfj. 
AiKpt(pii,     (fr.     Xtxp'Oi     oblique) 

ohlujuely,  sideways, 

AiKpul,    -C)v,    o'l,   (perhaps   fr.   Xif 

oblique,  and  k/'ius  a  horn)   the 

branches  of  a  staq''s  horns,  antlers. 

AiKTr/i,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  Xc/j^^u)  to  lick) 

who  ticks,  a  lickcr  ;  a  glullon. 
AiXui'ofiai,  (fr.  Xu'o)  to  desire)  to 
desire,  long  for,  be  eager,  covet, 
XiXalr/ai,  Ion.  for  XiXaiji,  2  sin. 
pres.  ind.  —  par.  pres.  mid.  Xt- 
Xdjii^cvof. 
AiXfu)  -to,   f.    -I'lao),   p.    -r}Ka,    (fr. 
same)  lo  wish,  desire,  long  for, 
covet. 
Aiitayylit)  -d,  and  Ainayyovdu)  -S>, 
(fr.  Xijibg  hunfjer,  and  dy^ia  to 
strangle)  to  afflict  with  famine, 
kill  with  hunger,  starve. 
A(//a('vu,  f.  -ui'di,  (fr.  Xtpds  hunger) 
to  be  hungry,  die  with  hunger, 
starve. 
Aijiivdpy^rii,  -ov,  h,  (fr.   next,  and 
apxii^  to  command)  master  of 
the  harbour,  harbour-master,  pi- 
lot, 
Atn^iv,  -evog,  6,  a  port,  harbour,  ha- 
ven,  a.  sin.  Xt^iva,  pi.  Xijihai, 
Aifivphs,  -«,  -or,  (fr.  Xijiog  hunger) 

hungry,  famished,  starved. 
A(/ii'<(s,    -ui5o5,    1;,    and    Ainvtjrii, 
-looi,  t'l,  (fr.  Xi;ivr!  a  Jake)  inha- 
biting a  lake ;  a  water  nymph, 
Ainvdrii,  Dor.  for  Xi/jKrjri;. 
Aljivri,  -1)5,  II,  a  lake,  pool,  sheet  of 

water,  surface  of  the  sea, 
Aifii'tjaioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  name  of 

a  frog. 
Ai/zvo^oDpuK,    (fr.    Xipivbi   hunger, 
and   Aoipttvi   a  Dorian)  driven 
like  the  Dorians  by  hunger   to 
seek  a  new  settlement ;  settlers, 
colonists, 
Atiivdxap'U  (fr.  X('/ii'>/  a  lake,  and 
Xaioui  to  rejoice)  the  name  of  a 
frog. 
Ai^oKTOvlii)  -u,  (fr.  next,  and  ktiI- 
vw  to  kill)   lo  kill  with  famine, 
famish,  starve, 
A'jxbi,    -ou,    b,    hunger,   famine, 
star  nation  ;  a  poor  starved  man; 
a  miser. 


Ain 


AIT 


Aor 


impf.  iiid.  act.  —  XiTavevac,  Ion. 
for  £X(7((vtiiff£,  3  sin.   1   a.   iiid. 
act.  of 
AtTiiicvoi,  f.   -iioii),  san\c  as  XiV- 


AiTatiiv,  JEo\.  for  XiTiIi'.  g.  jil.  of 


AtfiffSt'w,  same  as  X£f;:w.  'Aiir/eiv,  Poet,  for  Xjirnv,  2  a.  inf. 

Aifiij,iv(j>,  f.  -evaui,  (fr.  next)  <o  rf«-|      act.  of  XtcVu. 

ceive  ;  to  discover.  Ain-tpii;;,  -{us  -orj,  5,  i;,  (fr.  Xcf-u 

Ai/i^dj,  -oP,  6,  ««  informer.  j     to  leave,  and  j'pvos  a  plant)  vilio 

AifiwTTiii,  f.  -(jfiu,  p.  -w;^a,  (fr.  X(-|      /f/H  </ic  countiy  to  live  in  lown^ 

fids  hunger)  to  lie  hitnory.  — Ai-       iinpoitrixlteil,  rcluceil. 

HioTTuiv,  pres.  par.  act.  Ai-t<r<}ruip,  -opo^,  /;,  (fr.  \ci-(i>  toiAiri),  -rjs,  i),  (fr.  XiVcu^mi  to  pray) 

Aiveoi -ovi,  \nin  -Ti,  Xi'i'cov  -onv,  1     leave,  and  aviip  a  man)  r/exfr/-      prayer,  supplication,  entreaty. 

(fr.  XiVoi/    flax)   linen,  of  linen,  t     ing  ihcir  ttushanit.  Airoi//i;r,  pres.  opt.  of 

.flaxen.  ,Ai-j<t6ui,  2  a.   inf.   mid.  —  Ai'roi,  AiVo^m,  same  as  XiVcrofini. 

AivoOuiOT)^,  -rjKOi,  6,  r„  (fr.  same,  i     3  sin.  of  \t-oifii  -nis,  -o(,  2  a.  AJruv,  -ov,  to,  same  as  X/j. 

anil  Oiipu^  a  breastplate) /ww>^l     opt.  act.  —  Airui'^vr,  2  a.  opt. 

a  linen  hreaslplale.  mid.  —  Ai-u7an,    Dor.    for   Xi- 

AivoKii\(ifitj,  -i;s,  i'/,  (fr.  same,  and      Trovaa,  2  a.  par.  act.  fcm.  —  Ai- 

KaXiifitj  a  straw)  ilte  .^talk  nfjfax.  |     tuicv,  3  pi.  2  a.  opt.  act.  —  Ai- 
AiVor, -01',  TO,./?'",  any  thing  made      rroi',  Ion.   for  jXyr-oi',   2  a.   ind. 

of  it,  /men,  ihreail,  a  string,  line,\      act.  of  XtcVu. 

net,  sheet,  sail.        ^  I  Ai-ui'ui'rnj,    Dor.    for   l^i-oraCnn, 

Atviirrcpot,  -ov,  b,  ■Uwi'-  '^st,  andi     ~ov,  b,  (fr.  Xci'-dj  to  leave,  and 

iTTiqav  a  wing)  saii-Jwinged,  ca«-       j'aPj  a  ship)  a  deserter  of  a  sliip. 

vass-winged.  AY-oj,  -coi  -ouj,  to,  fal,  grease,  oil. 

Alvof,  -on,  h,  a  man's  name.  Anzotpcyyia,  a.  sin.  of 

Alf,  oldiijue.  Atroijityy));,  -/of  -oi>5,  &,  //,  (fr.  Xti- 

Aitea,  indecl.    (fr.    XiVoj    fatness)       no  to  leave,  and  (i/yyoj  the  light) 

fal.  dejirient  in  tiglit,  dark,  hiinil. 

lAirou))',  Poet,  for  Xi-iSi',  pres.  par. 


A/r'   for  Xi'rt,   2  a.   impr.   or  Ion. 

for  i^iTze,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  ofl     act.  cent,  of  Xinio) 

\iiiTij.  lAiVrui,  (fr.  Xd'w  to  wish  for)  to  dc- 

A(-<i(i'a),f.  -avS,  (fr.  XiVof  fatness)       sire,  wish  for,  long  for. 

to  fallen,  make  fal.  1  a.  ind.  act.  i  Aiirwi',  -oma,  -6i,  l>ar.  2  a.  act.  of 
t\i~riva,  and  tXiVnia,  -ai,  -t.  Xei'ttui. 

AnrapafiTTv^,  -vKOf,  o,  i),  (fr.  XiTrupof]  Ai'pioi',  -ov,  to,  for  Xcrpiov. 

beautiful,    and   u'^Trvf    a    hea<l-iAi'oos  or  A(pdf,  -oD,  &,  //,  (perliaps 
l>and)  ornamented  with  fine  ri-'.     fr.  X/<ii'  much,  and  ipaio  to  see) 
bandt,  rir.hly  crowned,  decked  with  \      impvdeni,  bold, 
garland*.  Aif,  -itA?,   b,  very  Jine  thin  linen. 


Airrnpiii,  a.  pi.  fern,  of  >!-op(5f. 

Air'/^(/(o  -w,  f.  -);(T(jj,  (fr.  Xiriipi)? 
ddigcnt)  /o  fce  diligent  or  car«e.s/, 
persevere,  persist ;  to  urge,  press, 
importune.  . 


camhric,  lnum  ;  a  light  dress. 
A(j,  -fof,  0,  Poet,  a  lion.  a.  sin. 

X7v. 
Aif,  Apoc.  for  Xiao-i),  fem.  of  Xkt- 

<t6( 


Aiir.'ip/wf,  and  cont. -w?,  (fr.  same)  Aio-ni,  1  a.  impr.  mid.  of  X^ffao^nj. 
incessantly,    diligently,     axsidu-  Aia-rii,  ->K,  ';,  a  certain  slight  thin 


rmsly,  roulinually 
Aivnpii,  Ion.  forX(s«p«,  n.  sin.  fcm. 


little  animal.     Ainirni,  ilice. 
A/ffToj,   -t;,    -ov,    (fr.    last)    worn, 


■  Amanfiat,  A.   pi.  fem.   Ion.  of      ruhhed,  ihrradliare  ;  thin,  slight 
XirripiS?.  '  AhrrcirOiii,  pres.   inf.   mid.  —  Ata- 

AiTiifim,  -fov  -Off,  b,  f),  constant,       oirKiro,  Ion.  for  tXiuncro,  3  .sin. 


ililigmt,  atsiiluous,  persevering, 
earnest. 

Aiiranla,  -af,  /},  (fr.  last)  aiuiduily, 
ptTse.verance,  diligence,  impor- 
tunity. 

Ainlt^la,  -at,  fi,  (fr.  Xiirapbi  fat) 
fntnrs*    richness. 

Aiit'ipokpiiftfivof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr. 
next,  and  Kofif'i inov  a  fillet)  har- 
ing  a  brrtuliful  hraiUdreas,  ele- 
gantly drrtsrd. 

AirStAf,  -/},  -fir,  (fr.  Xfrof  falnr-xs) 
fal,  rich,  dainty  ;  uuoinlrd,  co- 
vered vrilh  oil,  nhinine  ,"  sleek, 
smooth,  nral,  rostli/,  fine,  lieau. 
Iiful,  eltennt,»plfndiil, 

Ai-io'f}(0'i-n  -oi'f,  -6nv  -oh,  i,  /,,  (fr. 
I«>4l,  »iid  Yp<!of  n  Imdy,  Ih.  )(t>dii 
colour)  nf  a  fair  runiplrrion  or 
person,  fair, 

Airtini^oi«i,-ia,  b,  li.  Dor.  (cjr  lout, 
a.  «in.  X(ir«poyowv. 

A/i7'i(7/ii»,  -tfrof,  TO,  (fr.  Xfiro5  fnU 
ncwi)  fatness,  a  fiUlrnine,  mak- 
ing fal ;  an  anointing,  oinl- 
mml. 

Ktirtiw  -<o,  (fr.  H.ime)  to  htcirmtfal 
OT  plump,  grow  sleek. 

Aim,  Bee  Xtn', 


iinpf.  mid.  — AiaaloKinOai,  Ion 
for  AlaataOai,  prcs.  inf.  mid.  of 

X/0(70/l/IC. 

Aiaao/i'  for 

Aiaaoftai,  to  pray,  supplicule,  heg 
beseech,  rntrcrd.  pres.  par.  mid. 

XlffOO/ZtlOf. 

Aioalii,   -ii,  -iv,  (perhaps  fr.   \inv 

ntuch,    and  laoi  equal)   smooth, 

sleek, 
AiirrpMfi'(j),and  Aforpri^u,  (fr.  next) 

to  hite,  scrape,  level  ;  to  dig,  dress. 
Alaront',  -on,  tA,  n  hoe,  rake. 
AiTii,  a.  Kin.  of  X!«,  XiTif,  or  a.  pi. 

of  XiToi/,  name  a»  X/<. 
Airrf^o/iui,      (fr.     X(r>)     Kupplica- 

tion)    to    supplicule,    beg,    prai/, 

rnlniit. 
AifriiJ,    -uiy,    -ii'i,    (pi.   of  XiTi),   th. 

Xfcoo//'ii    to  pray)  pniyrm,  nnp- 

plicalions,     goddesses    presiding 

over  prayers. 
KirnlvM,  (fr.  Hnmr)  to  supplieale, 

]>rai),  inlrrol,  be  v. 
\iTu7ai,  d.  pi.  fcm.  Ion.  of  Xirif. 
AiTnnlii,    -If,    /;,     (fr.    Xiiritufini    to 

[iray)       supplirnlinn,      entreaty, 

prayer  ;    lilnni/,  Jhrm  nf  prai/er, 
Alf4ttt"i  lot'-  ''"'  rXirifrri'i.  ft  aIn 

"^'*'  (371) 


Airof,  -II,  -or,  simple,  bare,  slen- 
der,  mean,    vile,   cheap ;    rude, 
unndlivated. 
AiTof ,  -i),  -01',  (fr.  Xi'fforofidi  to  pray) 
suppliant,    beseeching,    humble, 
sulmiissive. 
Airpa,  -(If,  )';,  a  pound  weight,  di- 
vided into  72  parts. 
AiTpi(T/iof,  -00,  6,  (fr.  last)  a  hun- 

ilred  weight, 
AiTpoi',  Att.  for  virpov. 
AtipuiTniut  -d,  (fr.  Xfi'rii)  to  leave, 
and   «'//«  blood)  to    lose   lilcod, 
faint.,  fail. 
(V.i;^(ji'6f,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  Xff;^a)  to  lick, 
or  fr.  \iav  much,  and  ^ait'in)  to 
gape  from  the  tluimb)  (.';e  fore 
finger, 
^'X'lif  -Ji^of,  i),  the  space  between 

lite  thumb  and  fore  Jinger, 
Ai^fxnt^ov,  Ion.  for  M^fiu^ov,  impf. 

ind.  act.  of 
Ai^fin^u),   f.    -((0,  and   AtXf"''Oniu 
-Hfiai,   same   as    th.    Xi/vio,   to 
lick. 
Ai'xtila,  -(If,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  greedi- 
ness, gluttony, 
Alt/',  XT/JJf,  i),  (fr.  Xfi'^iw  to  trickle) 
a  rock,  eli/f.     Also,  when  mas- 
culine, the  south  west  winit, 
Af(j,  to  desire,   u-i.ih,  covet ;   to  be 

ready,  anxious,  eager. 
Aoftif,  -ov,  0,  the  lobe  or  lowest  part 
of  the  ear  ;    the  liver ;    a  pod, 
shell,  husk, 
Anyi'ii,  -lii^oi,    b,    //,    (fr.    \iyu>    to 
choose)  chosen,  selected,  picked. 


n.  pi.  a'l,  Xoyn'dtf.  Also  subs. 
the  white  of  the  eye, 

Aoyiloy,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  Xrjyof  a  word, 
th.  X/vu)  to  say)  an  oracle,  reve- 
lation, unrd  ;  a  breastplate  worn 
by  the  chief  priest;  a  pulpit, 
desk, 

Aoy.'i,  -Of,  I'l,  (fr.  Xi)(.i  to  collect) 
a  g.Uhcring,  colli  ction,  contri- 
bution, 

Aoyl^iaOui,  inf  —  Aayi^faOu),  3 
sin.  -(^rnOi,  2  pi.  impr.  pres.  nnd. 

—  Anyl^iii  -tTdi,  2  and  3  sin. 
Auyi^oiiiOii,  1  pi.  prcR,  ind.  mid. 

—  Aoyi^rf/ui'Of,  -f;,  -oi',  par. 
pri's.  pans,  of    ' 

Aoyl(oiiai,  f.  mid.  -Yito^kk,  p.  X(Xi5- 
viofidi,  (fr.  X(iyof  n  word,  ih. 
\lyitt  to  itpeak  )  to  compute,  reckon. 
Hum  up,  srillr  accounts;  to  cal- 
culate, estimate  ;  to  didiire,  con- 
clude, infer;  to  rmson,  argue; 
to  nrcnuul,  rslrrni,  repute ;  to 
think,  consider,  nftrrl ;  to  nllri- 
bute,  imnutr  ;  to  intend,  pur- 
pose, desicn.  I  n,  ind.  panH.  iXo- 
yhOni',  I  f  '"■'•  paKi".  \oyioOi'i- 
oofini, 

AoyYitif,    -i),   -ii,    (fr.  »nmr)    to. 


Aor 

tional,  reasojtahlc  ;  of  or  belong- 
ing to  the  word  or  gospel,  spi- 
ritual ;  eloip4rnt,  learnett,  wise ; 
tstimablt,  worlhi/. 

AoyiKof,  -oP,  r4,  (iiciit.  oflust)  rea- 
son —  AoyiKii,  -i")»,  r^,  (f'ein.  of 
last)  logic. 

Aiylfio;,  -i;,  -ov,  or  -ov,  b,  !),  saine 
as  XoyiKif. 

Aiytot,  -bii;  ol,  (noiil.  pi.  of  Aiyioj) 
wise  men,  om/'irs,  Idslnriaiis. 

Adyiov,  -uv,  Tu,  (tr.  \iyog  a.  word) 
an  Oracle,  retdalion  ,  a  divine 
oracle,  sitcred  writing,  scripliA'e. 

Adyfoi,  -a,-ov,  (tr.  same)  rational  ; 
wise,  learned,  eloquent,  distin- 
guished. Subs,  a  prose  writer  ;  a 
prophet. 

Adyiaat,  inipr.  —  AoyiaaaOai,  inf. 

—  Xoyiad^ktvoi,  -x],  -or,  ]>ar.  — 
AoyiaiiTat,  sub.  3  sin.  1  a.  mid. 

—  AoyiaOcii],  3  sin.  opt.  —  Ao- 
ytaG^i'ut,  ipf.  1  a.  pass.  —  Ao- 
yiaBi'iatTnt,  3  sin.  1  f.  iild.  pass. 

of  Xoyl'fo/ilK. 

Aoyiffudji -or,  b,  (fr.  Aoyoja  word) 
reasoning,  argument,  thought, 
T^ection,  reason  ;  sense,  the 
mind ;  compulation,  reckoning, 
account;  a  syllogism. 

AcyiOT));,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  rea- 
soner ;  ingenious  person,  arti- 
ficer, artist  ;  an  accountant, 
comptroller. 

Aoyoypa<pio},  f.  ->i(ru),  (fr.  same,  and 
yf)d<pu)  to  write)  to  write  or  com- 
pose history  or  speeches;  to  ex- 
pound. 

Aoyoypaipof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
writer  of  speeches  or  history  ;  a 
reasoner,  expounder  ;  a  wrangler, 
pettifogger. 

A6yoi(n,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of  Adyof. 

Aoyoftdyctpoi  -ov,  b,  (fr.  \6yo;  a 
word,  and  ixdycipo;  a  cook)  or- 
namenting language,  flowery. 

Aoyofta^iu)  -w.  f.  -^au,  p.  \c\oyo- 
fidxiKd')  (fr.  A-Jyoj  a  word,  and 
lid)(^Ofiai  to  fight)  to  r.ontenil 
about  words,  dispute  for  trifles. 
pros.  inf.  act.  cont.  XoyofiaxcTi'. 

\oyonaxi<'t  -Of,  ';,  (fr-  same)  con- 
tention about  words ;  subtile  or 
idle  disputation. 

Aoyifiayos,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same) 
disputing  about  words. 

Aoyovoiiui  -w,  f.  -^ao),  (fr.  \6yoi  a 
word,  and  irutiw  to  make)  to 
make,  compose  or  write  foMcs ;  to 
talk,  rumour,  report ;  to  affirm, 
assert ;  to  discourse,  reason, 

AoyoToiHi,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  same)  a 
writer  or  composer  of  fables;  a 
historian. 

Aiyoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  X/yu)  to  speak) 
a  word,  speech,  language,  elo- 
quence ;  the  vmrd,  divine  Word, 
Christ;  an  oration, discourse;  a 
saying,  proverb ;  fame,  report, 
rumour,  talk  ;  thought,  opinion, 
conception,  reflexion ;  reason,  un- 
derstanrling,  srnsc  ;  proportion, 
anedoqy  ;  account,  cause,  reason  ; 
a  computation,  reckoning  ;  a  mat- 
ter, affair,  point,  purpose  ;  an 
appearance,  show,  pretence  ;  a 
txiume.  hook,  treatise;  a  narra- 


.\0I 

tive,  story,  fable,  pi.  u't  \iyot, 
study,  littraturc,  Kktiiv!  Suyov, 
for  whirli  reason.  Tin  Aiiyii),  why 
or  for  what  reason  /  Kiin!  A<5yor, 
justly,  according  to  reason, 

Auy^uKTi,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 

^^yX.'U  -Hi,  i)}  Cr.  X(iy^diii)  to  al- 
lot) a  lot,  portion,  share  ;  ii  Inncc, 
spear,  point  (fa  spear,  blade, 

Aoy^i'ipi]S,  -eoi  -nvi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  last, 
and  (lipui  to  raise)  a  spearman, 
lancer. 

Aoyyiiia,  (fr.  last)  to  p-iint,  sharpen 
at  the  point. 

Aoyxu)TiJi,  -;),  -oi,  (fr.  s^Lmc)  point- 
ed, sharpened,  shnrp-poiiited. 

.■Vo'yu),Dor.forArfyor,i;.sin.ofA(iyof 

Aoeattdfitvoi,  -»;,  -uv,  —  Aiiacav  — 
Aoi'(T(r<i(,Foet.for,\ocff«'/(£i'os-,par. 
1  a.  mid.  tXufo-ur,  3  |)1.  1  a.  ind. 
Ion.  Xoiaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  Aot'w. 

AdcTpov,  -ov,  rfi,  for  Aorrpor. 

\ot.Tpoy_6oi  -ovi,  -duv  -ov,  b,  >;,  (Ii". 
last,  and  y^eoi  to  pour  oul)  Jit  for 
a  hath. 

Auiu)  Pout,  for  Aoi'o). 

Aoij3fi,  d.  sin.  of 

Aotliii,  -Tji,  )),  (fr.  Xd^v)  to  drop)  a 
libation,  drink-offering, 

Aoiy)'itti,  -taaa,  -tv,  same  as  Xai- 
ytog, 

Aoiyta,  11.  pi.  ncut.  of 

Aoiyioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  destruc- 
tive, ruinous,  pernicious,  deadly. 

Aoiybs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Xei^oi  to  devour) 
pestilence,  disease,  death,  ruin, 
destruction . 

AoiSopui,  2  sin.  cont.  pros.  ind. 
act.  of 

AoiSopito  -(3,  f.  -I'laai,  p.  XcXoiidpt]- 
Ka,  (fr.  Xoicupvi  a  reviler)  to  rail, 
revile,  reproach,  abuse  ;  to  chide, 
reprehend,  censure,  pres.  inf. 
pass.  cont.  XniioptioOui.  pres. 
par.  pass.  cont.  Xoi^vpoifievos.  1 
a.  par.  pass.  Xoivopi/Otis. 

Aui&6prina,  -dru;,  rd,  Aou]6prj(riS, 
-ios,Att.  -£ui5,  !],  and  Aoicopin, 
-as,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  reproach,  ca- 
lumny, invective;  reviling,  rail- 
ing, abuse. 

Aoi^opoi,  -ov,  b,  a  reviler,  railer, 
reproaches,  calumniator. 

AoiSopoi'itcvo;,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  cont.  of  Xoiiopiw. 

Aoifitvo^iat,  (fr.  next)  to  hurt,  de- 
stroy, corrupt ;  to  be  infected. 

Aoifioio,  g.  sin.  Ion.  of 

.\o(/i05,  -ou,  b,  a  plague,  pestilence, 
contagion,  infection;  a  nuisance, 
pest,  scourge. 

AoiiidiTTO),  (fr.  last)  to  have  the 
plague,  be  infected, 

Aoiiroi,  ->i,  -dv,  (fr.  Xdvu)  to  leave) 
left,  remaining,  the  rest,  remain- 
der ;  future. 

Ao((T')i'/i'[/,-ior,T(},(Ion.  forXoiirQtid, 
neut.  pi.  of  XoKrOtioq,  same  as 
next)  premium  or  reward  given 
to  the  last  or  hindmost. 

AoiaOioi,  or   -Ouoi,  -a,   -ov,    and. 
AolaOoi,    -ij,    -<"'.   (perhaps    fr. 
XtiVio  to  leave)  the  last,  latest  ;\ 
hindmost.     T«    XoiaOia,  finally, 
lastly,  rit  length.  j 

AoiaOoraroi,  -rj,  -ov,  sup.  of  XoiV- 
Oof,  a.  sin.  feni.  XotadoTdTTjv.      ) 
(372) 


AO'P 

AoKpu},  -wv,  u!,  Jjocri,  the  name  of 

a  peonlc. 
Aofii,  (tr.  yo(,bi  i)bli(|uc)  obliquely, 

ambiguously, 
Ao(ltii,    Ion.    An^ini,  -w,    b,   (fr. 

Xo^Af  obliipic)  the  I/ixian,  epi- 

ihet  of  ,^pl)llo. 
An^ofiurai,  n,  pi.  of 
Aoiufiarqi,  -ov,  i,  i/,  (fr.  next,  and 

fiah'w  to  go)  falling  or  passing 

ohlitjuely. 
An^ui,   -it,   -iv,    oblique,    crooked, 

bent ;  dubious,  ambiguous,  doubt- 

fid. 
Ao^urris,  -nrof,  i'/,  (fr.  last)  obliqui- 
ty, inclination. 
Aoirof,  -a(5of,  fi,  a  plate,  dish,  pan, 

saucer. 
A/ivt/ju;,  -ti,^6v,  (fr.  X/jtuj  to  peel) 

that   can   be  peeled,  skinned  or 

barked. 
AoTToj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  bark,rind, 

skin,  peel. 
AopSis,  -ov,    b,  fi,  bent,  inclined, 

hanging  down, face  downwards; 

bending  inwards  or  downwards. 
AopiiM  -(2,  (fr.  last)  to  bend,  sloop  ; 

to  be  doubled, 
A(Sp5(ij(7(s,  -10?,   Att.   -ecus,  i;,   (fr. 

same)   a  bend,   stoop,    leaning, 

inclination. 
AovioTp6(pos,   -ov,   b,    (fr.    XouSof, 

from  the  Lat.  ludus,  pl.iy,  and 

Tpiipoi  to  encourage)  a  master  of 

,<iporls,  keeper  of  gladiators  ;    a 

swordsman,  fencing-master . 
AovKus,  -a,  b,  Lucas,  Eng.  Luke, 

a  man's  name. 
AovKios,  -ov,  b,   Lucius,  a  man's 

name. 
Aoiijuai,  Att.  Sync,  for  Xovoitni  — 

EXou/iijr  for  cXovdfirjv,  impf.  ind. 

pass.  —  AouaOut,   lor   XovtaOai, 

pres.  inf.  pass,  of  Xovn), 
Aovvbi,  -ii,  -ov,  splendid,  bright. 
Aovadficvos,  -);,  -or,  mid  —  Aovaas, 

d.    -o-urri,    n.    pi.   -(ravrcs,   act. 

par.    1    a,  —  AoSo-fu,    Ion.    for 

iXovat,  3  sin.   1   a.   ind.    act.  of 

Xoiio). 
Aoo<7<Tor,  (tn  excrescence  growing  on 

btcch  trees. 
Aovaii,  Dor.  for  XoiaiD,  1  f.  ind. 

act.  of  Xouw. 
AorTiip,  -'7poj,  0,  (fr.  Xovut  to  wash) 

a  basin,  vessel  for  washing ;    a 

laver. 
AovTpbv,  -oti,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a  bath, 

laver,  bathing -place. 
Aovrpov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  water 

which  has  been  used,  dirty  water. 
AovToJi,  d.  sin.  of  Xoutooi'. 
AouTOwr,    -<orof,   b,    (fr.    Xovv)    to 

wash)    a   bath;    a  sink,   drain, 

draught  house. 
Aovoi,  f.  -croj,  p.  XfXovKa,  to  wash, 

bathe.  1  a.  ind.  act.  iXovaa'  par. 

Xouiraj.  per.  par.  pass.  XeXuv/jii- 

„g^^  -rj^  -ov.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  tXou- 

cdfiriv,  -u),  -aro. 
Ao<t>u\,  -<7s,  hi  Cr-  "X^xpoi  l'i«  "eck) 

the  neck,  back;    mane;   bristle; 

crest ;  summit,  lop;  coast,  border. 
AoAvlii,  -ag,  r'l,  and  Aoi/irJ;,  -Wof,  »^, 

(fr.  Xdtpo;  a  hill)  a  torch,  brand 
Aoipdcii,  -cana,  -tv,  (fr.  next)  crest- 
ed, tufted,  hilly. 


Axr 

ASiJMi,  -ov,  b,  the  neck,  hai:k ;  the 
mane  ;  a  crest ;  a  hill,  eminence, 
hillock ;    a    collar,    yoke ;    bon- 
dage. 
Adipoxipa,  -oiv,  rii,  (fr.  last,  and  ovpa 
a  tail)  cdl  animals  having  bns- 
tles'on  their  backs. 
A6ipvpos,  -Oi-ov,  (fr.  Xd(^of  a  crest) 
crested ;     distinguished,    proud, 
stalely. 
Aoj^ayeTri;,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  next)  a  cap- 
tain, officer  of  a  company. 
Ao^ayiu)  -d,  (fr.  next)  to  command 

a  troop,  lead  a  division. 
Aoxayoi  and   Aoxayuyyoi,  -ou,  b, 
(fr.  Xdyoi  a   division,   and  dyw 
to  lead )    leader  of  a  troop  or  di- 
vision, lochagus,  captain. 
Ao^fiui  -u,   f.  -fiaia^jtu  Xd'^oi  an 
ambuscade)    to    V^n   ambush, 
lie  in  wait   for  ;  to  lay  an  am- 
bush ;  to  make  a  feint,  deceive. 
Ao-)(toio,  g.  sin.  Ion.  of 
A(i;f£df, -of,  6,'same  as  X<i;^oj. 


ATK 

Avy^,  "KvyKii,  6,  »/,  a  lynx. 

Aiiy^,  \vyydi,  »;,  Siime  as  Xvyfiu;. 

AByos,  -ou,  »/,  a  willow,  osier^  twig, 
rod,  stick. 

Avyds,  -ou,  b,  a  kind  of  tvine- 
press, 

Avypi],  Ion.  for  \vyoti,  fern,  of 

Avypoi,  -u,  -ov,  oppressive,  trouble- 
some, severe,  hard ;  miserable, 
wretched  ;  gloomy,  sad,  mourn- 
ful ;  feeble,  weak  ;  UMrthles's, 
vile. 

Avypioi,  (fr.  last)  severely,  sadly, 
grievously. 

ACSia,  -IIS,  i;,  name  of  a  town. 

Ai'^i'u,  -ag,  I'l,  L.ydia,  the  name  of  a 
country,  or  of  a  woman. 

Aviio-ra&!\i,  -iog-ov<,  b, »;,  (fr.  next, 
and  Td'flof  ail  atlection)  living 
like  the  I-,ydiun.i,  voluptuous,  ef- 
feminate, delicate. 

Avi&i,  -ou,  b,  a  man  of  Lydia.  n.  jil 
Au^of,  Lydians. 

Aitt,    (3    sin.  of  Xi/o),  used    im 


inf.  —  Autre,  2  pi. 
or    iinpr.    act.     of 


Advcvfta,  -aros,  to,    (fr.    next)  a       pers.)  it  conduces,  it  is  of  advan- 
oirth,  offspring. 

Aoyevto,  (fr.  Ao;^;A{  pregnant)  to 
bring  forth,  have  young.  Ao- 
ycioftat,  to  lie  born  ;  to  lie  in  am- 
bush, he  cancelled. 

Ao^riycTim  -u»,  for  Xu^aytui. 

Aox^i'iao/iait  1  f.  inu.  mid.  of  Ao- 
X'i^. 

Aox'^u,  f.  -ifffd),  (fr.  M^os  a  troop) 
to  arrange  in  companies ;  to 
make  an  ambuscade,  tie  in  wait 
for. 

Aoxirr/i,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  com- 
mon soldier. 

A6-)(jtr),  -Tig,  j'l,  (fr.  next)  a  place 
covered  with  shrubs  or  uiuler- 
vxMfl ;  a  covert,  brake,  tlucket  ; 
a  place  Jil  for  aml)uscnrle. 

Aiyog,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  X/yu  to 
lie  down)  a  troop,  band,  divi- 
sion. Company  ;  snares,  ambus- 
ca/le. 

Aoxog,  -oP,  I),  pregnant,  breeding  ; 
in  Inliour, 

Ai5a,  Dor.  for  \f'ti,  -rig,  q,  (fr.  Xiu) 


to  dissolve)  sedition,  revolution, 
rebellion,  battle,  fight  ;  pesti- 
lence, plague,  contagion. 

Avyaiog,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  Xiiyi;  dark- 
neHs )  dark,  obscure,  gloomy ; 
mournful. 

AvyySvui,  (fr.  Xv^o)  to  «ob)  to  sob, 
cry,  weep. 

Avyyivg,  -log.  Ion.  -^o$,  u,  name 
rif  a  nation. 

Aiy^Xvog,  -ri,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  smw>th, 
p'Uitfied,  l/riglu,  while  like  mar. 
blr. 

Aiyfing,  -ov,  A,  while  marhle,  Pari- 
an marble,  idalinstcr, 

Avyri,  -rig,  ff,  darkness,  obscurity, 
gloom, 

AfyH^ui,f.-ttTM,  Dor. -fiu,  (fr.  Xi'yof 
a  Iwig)  to  brnd,  Iwitl,  turn, 
twine  round,  html  wttll  twigs  ;  to 
overpowrr,  di»atde.  Avyl^oitai, 
to  ervtenvour  to  eseajie,  elude, 
shun, 

AvyKtiig,  -ing,  Atl.  •/«{,  o,  f.lfnrj;. 
us,  a  man's  naini-. 

Aiiy;id{, -OP,  A,  (fr.  Xii^w  to  80b)  a 
hiccough,  sobbing,  crying. 


tage. 
Avuv,    pres. 
pres.     ind 
Xiiw. 
Ai'^w,  f.  -fw,  to  liave  tlie  hiccough; 

to  sub,  cry,  weep, 
Avii,  -rig,  t'l,  see  Xi'm. 
AvOti,  Boeot.  Sync,   and  Ion.  for 
iXvOrirrnv,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  — 
AuOv,  Ion.  fortXiiO;;,  3  sin.   1  a. 
ind.   pass.  —  AvOij,  3  sin.   I  a. 
sub.  pass.  —  Midijitui,  inf.  I  a. 
pass.  —  AvOi'iacrai,  3  sin.  AvOi'r 
aovTai,    pi.    1  f.    iiid.    pass,    of 
Alio). 
AiiOpov,  -ov,Ti,  blood,  gore. 
AvOpoia  -&,  (fr.  last)  to  be  pollut- 
erl    with    gore,     sprinkled     with 
blood, 
AvOouiitig,  -cog  -ovg,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same) 
full  of  blood  and  matter,  clotted 
with  blood,  gory. 
AvKii(ing,    -avTug,  b,   (fr.  \vKog  the 
win,   and  /Ju/vw  to  go)  the  sun's 
path  ;  a  year. 
AvKiiiog,  -a,  -ov,  an  epithet  of  Jupi- 
ter. 
AvKriovta,  -ag,  $,  L,ycaonia,  name 

of  a  country. 
AvKovyig,  -fog  -oijf,  ri,  (fr.  Xi;*^ 
light,    th.    \vKog    the    sun,    and 
ovyti  briphliioss)     the  morning, 
dawn,  tUiybreak,  twilight. 
\vKautr,-ovog,  b,  Lyruon,  a  man'K 

name.  / 

AvKiiog,  -<j,  -ov,  or  ■.«»,  b,  fi,    (fr, 
Xii«o(  a  wolf)  of  a  wolf,  wolf'ii. 
Also,  an  epithet  of  Apollo  or  the 
Nun. 
A''»i;,   -»;{»   ^)  (ff«  X<<«of  tho  fun) 

l.ght. 
AvKlfiTg,  •iiv,oU  ((V.  Xiiitof  a  wolf) 

wolf's  u:helpi  or  cuhs. 
Avflrt,  -IK,  Ion.  -)),  •>/(,  fi,  I^eia, 

a  cotirilry 
AvKitnyhgy-lag  -oT'i,  o,  ^,  (fr.    Joill, 
nn>(  loyov  a  work)  mmlr  in  £.>/- 
ctn,  hi/rion, 
,\vKlril)cv,  (fr.  xatnc,  and  ^tv  fr.  ■ 

plnr«r)  /ro«i  fji/rin, 
AvKtoi,  -wK,  ni,  inluJntnntf  of  t/y. 
ria,  Lycinns.  \ 

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ATII 

AvKc,)X)iitig,  -iug  -ovg,  b,  Lycomedes, 
a  man's  name. 

AiU-oj,  -ov,  a,  a  ivolf.  a.  pi.  \vKog, 
Dor.  for  \vKovg. 

AvKog,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  XvKt]  light)  the 
sun,  sunbeams, 

AvKOvpyog,  -ov,  b,  Lycurgus,  a 
man's  name. 

AvKdippwv,  -ovog,  b,  (fr.  Xunroj  a 
woll,  and  (^piji/the  mind)  daring, 
bold,  intrepid. 

AvKoipug,  rb,  (fr.  Xvinj  dawn,  and 
6iij  light)  morning,  dawn,  twi- 
light. 

AvKTog,  -uv,  fi,  the  name  of  a  towii. 

Aufta,  -arog,  to,  (perhaps  fr. 
Xovtt)  to  wash)  dirty  water,  dirt, 
qff'scouring,  Jillh  ;  cleansing,  pu- 
rijicution,  purgation, 

Avuait'u),  f.  -avii,  (fr.  last)  to  wash, 
cleanse,  purify  ;  make  expiation, 
atunemeitt.  Or,  (fr.  Xvfiii  de- 
struction) to  ravage,  waste,  make 
havoc ;  to  ruin,  destroy ;  to  in- 
jure, violate,  hurl.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  t\vfti]va.  pres.  ind.  pass. 
Xvixaivoitai.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  Xvpa- 
vovftai.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  eXvftrivd- 
jitiv,  -u),  -«ro. 

Au^cioi', -aii'of,  6,  (fr.  next)  a  de- 
stroyer, ruvager. 

Ai'/o/, -IK,  li,  a  plague,  pestilence, 
caliunity,  destruction,  ruin;  hurt,, 
damage  ;  decay,  decline. 

ACutiv,  Xuo,  XCro,  Poet,  and  Ion. 
lor  XiXu/i/i'Of  tiiiv,  pper.  opt. 
pass,  of  Ai''ui,  or  2  a.  opt.  mid.  of 
\ojii,  same  as  Xvui. 

Av^rivd)itvog,  I  a.  par.  mid.  of  Xv- 
IxaivM. 

ADiTo,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  cXiXw- 
To,  3   pi.    pper.    ind.   pass,    of 

Xv<j). 

Avonat,pre.s.  ind.  pass.  —  Avovrcg, 
n.  —  AvdvTiav,  g.  par.  pres.  act. 

—  Ai'ouo-i,  d.  pi.  of  same,  or  3 
pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  Ai'u). 

Au7rf7(7(?(ji,   pres.    inf.    pass.  cxmt. 

—  Aufffirui,  3  sin.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  pass.  —  Avncirc,  2  pi.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  or  im|)r.  act.  —  Av- 
mo,  cont.  far 

ACit/w,  f.  -j/ffw,  p.  XiXvzriKn,  (fr. 
next)  to  grieve,  fret,  ilLilrms, 
make  sorrowful ;  to  hurt,  q^'cnd, 
make  angry.  1  a.  ind.  act.  fXi5- 
rrr/ffii.  pres.  ind.  pasn.  Xvuiuimi. 
I  a.  pass.  tXvni'iOiiv,  ->;«,  -if  sub. 
XuKiiOw,  -in,  ->).  inf.  XuwfOi/iiii' 
par.  Xoii/fli/i, -/i'ro(, 
Af/iri;,  -iig,  fi,  grirf,  pain,  dulrr.is, 

uneasiness,  Irouhir,  sorrow. 
Avrrifiiirtg,  n.  pi.  par.  —  AurrriOri- 
vnt,  inf.  —  Aii7r/;0i)rt,  2  pi.  hiiIi. 
1  n.  paKn.  —  AuvrilliiirraOr,  2  pi. 
1  f.  incl.  pass.  — Aiim>,  Dor.  for 
AvriJv,  pre*,   inf.  act.   nml.   — 
Ai''iri;(,    2   sin.   roiil.    pres.   Kiib. 
ncl.  —  AvrriiaOc.  2  pi.  prcK.  aub. 
pass,  of  Xi/rr/ii). 
Avnrtpi-,    -i),  -iv,  (fr.    Xvmi  griiT) 
grielfous,  *ad,  dislrrfiini;,  nrirrr  ; 
Iroublrsomr,  annoying  ;  tnil\lfrr. 
cnt,  snrn/,  poor,   ('mnp.  Xiiin;|»<-. 
Tipog,  sup.  Xi'frvpiJmrof. 
Avrtin^g,  (fr.  InsI)  KrirfoUMly,  satL, 
ly,  severely,  Iroublcsomelff. 


AT2 

Avirn?,  pros,  irapr.  puss,  coiil.  — 
Ai'iroi^/ifiaf,  -tf,  -Of,  pres.  par. 
pass,  colli,  of  Xvir/u). 

Avrrpif,  -II,  •dv,  same  as  XuTi;pDf  ; 
also,  t/iin,  slight,  scaiilt/,  iMiri; 
poor. 

ABpa,  -Of,  Ion.  -»(j-,  r^,  (1  h/re,  gui- 
tar. 

Avftaoiibi,  -ov,b,  (fr.  last,  and  liiui 
to  sin";)  sirnri'i?  '«  ''if  (Vf. 

Avpl^u),  f.  -taui,  (IV.  same)  to  sound 
or  /^/ly  u/)on  (I  liirt. 

KvpUiu  -'),  -*>'i  (ifr-  same)  adapt- 
etl  to  the  lyre,  lyric. 

AvpiBTiii,  -oT;  6,  (fr.  same)  who 
vlaycd  on  or  sung  to  the  lyie, 
accompanying  his  voice  with  thr 
lyre. 

AvpoKTvviji,  -ou,  b,  anil  AvpoKrv- 
iroi,  -ov,  b, )'/,  (fr.  sanio,  and  ru7r- 
Tii>  to  strike)  a  perfonntr  on  the 
lyre. 

Avaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Avaaa  for 
\vaaaa,  feiii.  of  Xuauj,  -acn, 
-o,iv,  1  a.  p.ir.  act.  —  Avoav, 
Ion.  for  i\v(Tai\  3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  — AuCTuirt,  2  pi.  of  Xi)(r«(/i(, 
1  a.  opt.  act.  —  Avaaro,  Ion. 
for  cXvaaro,  3  sin.  of  iXvcrilftrit', 
-u),  -oro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  \vw. 

Avaais,  JEo\.  for  \vaas,  1  a.  par. 
act.  of  same. 

Avaai'iai,  -on,  o,  (fr.  Xi'o)  to  relax, 
and  ai'i'a  sadness)  relieving,  cas- 
ing pain  or  sorrow,  mitigaling, 
fissuaging  ;  Lysanins,  a  man's 
name. 

AiJae,  Ion.  for  fXu(r£,  3sin.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  — Ai'aiia,  -as,  -£,  JVmX.  for 
Xu(T«(/i(,  -BIS,  -ai,  1  a.  opt.  act. 
of  XOo). 

Aicci,  d.  sin.  of  \vaii. 

Avaidi'iaaa,  ->iSt  >l,  a  woman's 
name. 

Auffiaf,  -ou,  b,  Lysias,  a  man's 
name. 

ACffi'^uii'Of,  -o'l,  6,  )';,  (fr.  \vb>  to 
untie,  and  ^uiir;  a  girdle)  07ie 
who  unties  the  girdle,  a  bride- 
groom. 

AvatKaKoi,  -ov,  6,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
KQKbs  evil)  dispelling  evils,  sooth- 
ing, assuagins,  bamy. 

AvaineXhs,  -Wf-oBj,  6,  i/,  (fr.  same, 
and  fif'Xof  a  limb)  rtUucing  the 
limbs,  refreshing,  balmy. 

Ai'atv,  a.  sin.  of  Xiio-i{. 

Avaio;,  -a,-ov,  or  -uv,  o,  }j,  (fr.  Xuu 
to  relax)  relaxing,  soothing,  carc- 
assuos-ing,  mitigating. 

Avat-uiyiiuv,  -ovoi,  h,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tdifu)  to  sport)  jocose,  vier- 
ry,  jolly  ;  relaxing  in  sport  ;  end- 
ing the  play. 

Avalzonos,  -ou,  6,  »/,  (fr.  same,  and 
iriiiof  labour,  th.  ■nivofim  to  la- 
bour) relieving  from  labour; 
sorrow-ending. 

Ai'ffij,  -loj.  All.  -twj,  ri,  (fr.  X(iu  to 
loose)  aloosemng,  untying, dis- 
engaging, delivery,  release  ;  dis- 
solution, breaking  up,  end.  a. 
Xt'ffii'. 

AuffirtXtr,  (3  sin.  cont.  irnper<>.  of 
XtairtXt'u  to  avail)  it  is  projilu- 
ile,  it  avails,  it  is  better,  is  worth 
while. 


ATT 

\viTiTlkita, -ai,  li,  (fr.  next)  utility, 
prnjit,  briir/it,  advanlngc. 

Ai'ffirtX/ij  -(D,  f.  -I'laio,  (I'r.  next)  to 
be  ndviintageous,  piojil,  sent, 
avail,  benefit. 

AvaircMii,  -i'o{  -ov<:,  U,  ,'i,  (fr.  Xi'w 
lo  pay,  and  t/Xo$  trdmte)  usiful, 
ailvantuge.ous,  prii/it(Jilr,  benefi- 
cial. Comp.  XiiffirtX/ffrffiuf.  .sup. 
-Xjarnrof. 

AuffiTfXwj,  (fr.  last)  usifully,pro- 
flahly,  bentfrially. 

Avouv,  -drto,  -  pi.  -aurc,  1  a.  impr. 
act.  —  Avaovrai,  '.?  pi.  1  1.  iiul. 
mid.  Xvaifuvoi,  1  I-  par.  mid.  of 

Xl''U). 

ATiaaa  or  Ai'tto,  -i;(,  fi,  madness, 
phrensy,  rage  ;  properly  of 
do^s. 

Avacdu)  or  -rniu),  Poet.  AixtitiJu), 
(fr.  last)  to  go  mud,  become  furi- 
ous ;  to  rage,  rave. 

Ava<st)^a,  -aroi,  to,  same  as  ^iaaa. 

AvaafiV,  Dor.  for  Xuitit^i',  pres.  inf. 
act.  cont.  of  Xuoo-k'w. 

AvacjjTiip, -Tipoi,  b,  (fr.  Xt'ijca  ca- 
nine madness)  mad,  furious,  ra- 
bid. '         '■ 

Avffffou)',  Poet,  or  Ion.  forXvosiJjv, 
pros.  par.  act.  cont.  of  Xvaadia. 

Avaoiiitii,  -coi  -oDf,  b,  i),  (fr.  Xiiaera 
canine  madness)  7nad,  furious, 
raging,  raving,  rabid. 

AvcaiiiOciris,  2  sin.  1  a.  opt.  pass, 
of  Xuffcodj,  same  as  Xvacrdu). 

AvaaOai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  sub. 
act.  cont.  of  Xvaodu). 

Avcrpa,  -as,  i),  and  -wv,  ra,  Lystra, 
name  of  a  town. 

Avcrpof,  -a,  -ov,  of  or  belonging  to 
Lystra. 

Avail),  -CIS,  -ci,  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
Avcio,  -T)i,  ji,  2  pi.  -ciire,  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  XiJd). 

AvTi'ipiov,  -ov,  rb,  (neut.  of  next)  a 
remedy,  release,  ransom,  atone- 
ment. 

AvTi'/ptos,  -ov,  0,  t'l,  (fr.  Xi5<i)  to  re- 
lease) expiatory,  atoning,  ran- 
soming ;  preserving,  saving,  de- 
livering ;  that  frees  or  exone- 
rates. 

AvTo,  Ion.  and  Poet.  fortXAuro,  3 
sin.  pper.  ind.  pass,  of  Xiiw. 

Auroi',  -oTi,  rb,  (neut.  of  next)  re- 
trihution,  justice. 

AvTOi,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  Xv(j)  to  pay) 
soluble  ;  to  be  j/aid  ;  retributive. 

Avrpov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a  ran- 
som, redemption,  atonement,  price 
of  deliverance. 

AvTpovcOai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  cont. 
of 

AfTp6(jj,  f.  -liiTO),  p.  \c\vTpii)Ka,  (fr. 
same)  to  ransom,  redeem,  de- 
liver, per.  ind.  pass.  XcXiirptaiiat, 
-oai,  -rat.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  tXu- 
rpu'iO'jv,  -ris,  -Tj.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
c\vrpii>adfiyiv,  -w,  -aro'  sub.  Xu- 
rpu>(7(i}^ai,  -ti,  -r/rai. 

Avrpdiris,  same  as  XoBptiSris. 
AvTpiianrai,  3  sin.  ]  a.  sub.  mid. 

of  XvrpSii). 
Avrpiaaif,    -los,  Alt,  -t(j)S,    >i,    (fr. 

Xvrpiu)    lo  redeem,  th.  Xuut  to 

pay)  redemption,  ransom,  a.  Xi- 

Tp<i>aiv. 

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Aurpuirri?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  u  rc- 
decnier,  detiver<r,  saviour. 

Avrrdu),  same  us  Xvaadu). 

Au;^mToi'  and  Ai';^iioi', -ou,  t4, and 
A«;^;iYo,  -as,  f/,  (fr.  Xu;^i.os  a 
himp)o  candlistich,  lamp-stand, 

Av^vlt^ifii',-uv,Tb,  (fr.  dim. of  next) 
a  small  candle,  taper,  lamp. 

Avxfh,  -iioi,  !i,  (fr.  XiJ;;^-i.«s  a  lamp) 
a  pbint  of  which  wicks  were 
made,  blue-bottle  ;  a  wick,  lamp, 
candle. 

AvxioKola,  -as,  ,',,  (fr.  next,  and 
Kuiu)  lo  burn)  the  feast  of  lamps 
or  lanterns. 

Ail.^vus,  -oil,  b,  (pcrliaps  fr.  Xvot  to 
dissipate,  and  vi'f  night)  a  lamp, 
lantern,  candle. 

Aow,  f.  ^vtrttLp.  XiXvKa,  to  loose, 
unloose,  UflBpi,  slacken  ;  to  relax, 
mitigate,  assuage  ;  to  weigh  an- 
chor, set  sail  j  to  release,  set  free, 
liberate  ;  to  discharge,  acquit ;  lo 
pardon,  forgive  ;  to  pay  ;  to 
open ;  lo  break  down,  subvert, 
overturn,  overthrow  ;  to  dissolve, 
dilute,  melt  ;  to  expiate,  atone 
for  ;  lo  dismiss,  break  up,  dis- 
perse, disband  ;  ■  to  annul,  re- 
scind, abrogate,  cancel ;  to  solve, 
explain,  unravel  ;  to  violate, 
transgress,  put  an  end  to,  scl- 
lle.  Avufim,  to  redeem,  ransotn. 
impf.  ind.  act.  tXtioi',  -cf,-£,  1  a. 
act.  ind.  eXvaa-  sub.  XiJtruj,  -i;?,  ij' 
inf.  XCo-ai.  impf.  pass.  eXvuptiv, 
-ov,  -iTO.  per.  ind.  pass.  XiXv- 
piat.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  £Xt59i)i',  -//{, 
-1).   1  f.  ind.  pass.  XvUnaofiai. 

AaJ,  see  Ai/. 

Aoi^d^b),  and  Aw/Jau,  same  as 

Au)(idnnat,  f.  mid.  Xwj],)aoiiat,  (fr. 
Xiifirt  injury)  to  affronl,  offcnil, 
insult  ;  lo  injure,  wrong  ;  to 
spoil,  break,  mutilate,  rleform. 
Ainfidatiade,  Dor.  for  Xw^i/atiaOc, 
2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  —  la.  ind. 
pass.  tXh>(iiiOrjv. 

Aw[kvui,  same  as  last. 

AuiJj),  -ijf,  /;,  qffTorU,  insult  ;  in- 
jury, wrong,  hurt  ;  mutilation, 
maiining. 

Ao)(iri9ds,  1  a.  par.  pass.  — Aui/SiJ- 
aato,  2  sin.  1  a.  opt.  mid.  — 
Ai'o(iriaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of  Xu- 
(idui. 

\u)(iriTiiS,  -ov,  Amfttirfip,  -rjpos,  Au- 
jirirCtp,  -6pos,  0,  (fr.  M'o^r]  atfront) 
a  scoffer,  railer,  defamer  ;  a  vile 
])erson,  pest,  disgrace. 

Atafinrbs,  -ri,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  af- 
fronted, insulted,  abused,  injured, 
wronged  ;  maimed,  mutilated; 
despicable,  vile,  vmrthlcss. 

AoHS,  -('5o;,  fi,  a  woman's  name. 

AiiioTos,  cont.  A(poTof,  sup.  (fr. 
Xu>  lowi.sh)  excellent,  best. 

Awtrcpoi,  -a,-ov,  same  as 

Awijji/,  cont.  Xuuii',  -ovo{,  b,  !/, 
comp.  (fr.  Xa  lo  wish)  better,  sw- 
perior,  more  preferable. 

AiaXbi  stupid,  silly  ;  rude,  uneivil- 
izrd. 

Aufta,  -dros,  rb,  a  fringe,  border, 
hem, 

A'oiTi,  Dor.  for  Xuitri,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  cont.  —  Adwv  Xwi',  Xd- 


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ovea  Xuiffo,  ^dov  Xwr,  pros.  par. 
act.  of  >ab>. 
Auiova,  a.  pi.  of  Xiicji',  cont.  for 

Adof,  or  A'JJof ,  -ou,  o,  a  Macedoni- 
an montli,  commencing  with  niid- 
siimnicr. 

Auiro'^Cri'u)  -iS,  f.  -^(tu,  (fr.  Xutto; 
a  g;:rnieiit,  and  iiw  to  put  on)  to 
steal  clothes  ;  to  roh^  steal. 

AwTToivTt];,   -01),   6,    (fr.    same)   a 
ttealer  of  clothes  at  the  bath 
Tobher,  thief. 


tricky  deceive,  impose  vpon  ;    to 
compound   love  potions  or  phit- 

.    lers. 

Mayyiivov,  -ov,  to,  a  machine,  en- 
gine ;  contrivance,  artijict,  im- 
posture; a  chnrm,  philter  ;  a  hull, 
bar,  littch,  lock. 

Mny(5(iX«,  Heb.  indecl.  the  name 
ofa  place. 

MayiaXtii'i,,   -ijj,     i';,    a    woman's 
name. 
a  Ma)('nXi)i'os, ->), -01',  coming  J rom 
JMagdala,   a  man  or  woman  of 


Awrof,  -cos  -01)?,   ri.   Atirrj,    -t)i,  I      MagihJa. 

AuiTr/i;,  -tiioi,!!,  (fr.  Xarof  bark,  MayJwXdi-,  -ov,  ri,  (Heb.)  atower. 
th.  X/ruto  peel)  a-gar'mtnt,  tight  Mnj'tm,  -as,  >;,  (fr.  fniyos  a  magi- 


thin  coal, 
Auara,  pi.  ncut.   of  Xi^rrc;,  cont. 

for  X<i(ffros. 
Ailr,    b,    Heb.    indecl.    a   man's 

name.  •   — 

AwTtviTa,  Dor.  — ^Aiarovvra,  Att. 

for  XunJivra,  n.  pi.  neut.  of  Xu- 

Ttfflf. 

Auri^u),  (fr.  X<jr3(  the  lotus)  to 
gather  the  lotus. 

AdJTdeti,  -caaa,  -tv,  (fr.  next)  a- 
boumling  with  lotus. 

Aiordi,  -ov,  b,  the  lotus,  a  shrub 
whose  fruit  was  sweet  and  juicy  ; 
a  pipe  made  of  it ;  a  kind  of  tre- 
foil or  clover. 

Aiixpap,  and  Aw(^»)/ia,-urof,  to,  (fr. 
next)  rel/ixalion,  refreshment, 
ease. 

Aijiipiiui  -io,  f.  -fiau,  (perhaps  fr. 
X(ii/(oj  the  shoulders)  to  rest,  lay 
down  the  yoke  from  the  neck  ;  to 


cian)   masic,   magic  art,  mean 
talion,    witclicrafl ;    a  witi:h,  an 
enchantress. 

Mnytiptfoy,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  ndysipoi  a 
cook)  a  kitchen. 

Ma)'£ip£i5(i),  f.  -ivau),  (fr.  same)  to 
cook,  dress  vicluitts. 

yinycipiaaa,  -t]i,  i),  (fr.  same)  a  fe- 
male cook, 

Mu'ynpof,  -ou,  b,  a  cook,  butcher, 
baker. 

M(iy£ijij,  f.  -eia'j),  p.  pciidytvKa, 
(i'r.  iidyas  a  magician)  to  charm, 
enchant,  bewitch,  practise  magic. 
par.  pres.  act.  fiuytv^v. 

MitytKOi,  -ri,-di',  (it.  same)  magi- 
cal. 

Muyifi-Wof,  i';,  (fr.  fidoau)  to  knead) 
a  kneading  trough,  dish  ;  a  cake. 

Mdyvrji,  ->iroi,  i'/,  and  Jtlayvi'inn, 
-ov,  I/,  a  magnet,  hailstone.  Also, 
an  inhabitant  of  Magnesia. 


refresh,    ease,    alleviate,    relieve' yiayvijata,     -aj,    !/,    the    country 


from  labour. 
A(i'/>;;(T({,    -lof,    Att.    -((■){,    }],   (fr. 

last)  rest,  ease,  refreshment,  re- 

luxation. 
Acpui',  -ovof,  b,  l),  cont.  for  Xuiui'. 


ISlagnesia. 
Mrt'/iiiruf,  a.  pi.  of  finyvr;^. 
Muyoj,  -ou,  b,  a  magician,  sorcerer, 
wizard,    juggler,     impostor ;     a 
wise  man  of  tlie  east,  mage,  phi- 
losopher. 
M<iyi5i^apif,  the   root   of  an    herb 

called  mastcrwort. 
Wayuty,  b,   Hcb.   indecl.  a  proper 

name. 
yiaiup6w  -H,  f.  -uiau),  p.  -utxa,  (fr. 
Iiaibf  bald)   to  pluck  off  the  hair 
or  fenlliers ;    to   make    bald  or 
smooth 
M,  II,  called  mu,  the  twelfth  of  the  y],„],iu,  -Ci,  f.  -fioio,  (fr.  same)  to  be 
more  modern  Greek  letters,  but!     wet  or  putrid ;  to  lose  onc^s  hair, 
the   ihirleinth  of  the  ancient  ;       become  bold. 
whence,  in  numbering,  ;,  is  used  M,„»„i,.,  Hcb.  indecl.  llie  name  of 
for  the  fourth   decade,  or  forly  ;|      a  country 


M 


with  a  dot  under  it,  p,  for  forty 

thouitand. 
M',  for  ///,  a.  of  (y..'i. 
Mu,  an  advirb  of  Mwearing,  by, 
Ma<i9,   h,  Heb.    indecl.    a   nian'ii 

nan)e. 
M«yui?i{,-io(,^,  (fr.  /inj.is  ii Hound- 
ing U)ard)  n  musical  instrument ; 

a  tijrf,Jlute. 
tAaydliii,  f.  -liom,  (fr.  next)  to  play 

on  the  li/re. 
Moy<)(,    -(i(U{,  /(,   and    Mnyu'i'ioi', 

-ov,  t4,    the  siiuruhng  board  or 

bridge  of  a  ti/re, 
i/layynviii,  -aj,  (/,  (fr.  next)  sm- 

cery,    witrbcrafi,    enchnnlmrnt ; 

delnsiuu,  imposture, 


Mfi<'/fii>,  f.  -ta<t,  name  as  imfidut. 
Mui'(«i()/r((,    'S\nifliiplrn,    Mn/Ji'a- 

pirit,  llc'li.  indecl.  r<  niblimiss, 

dcsirl, 
Mui'uv<-i),-di ,  and  Mni'upof,  -Jj-Ar, 

.fluid,  soft,  pultid  ;  liald,  smn4ilh, 
M'i(X<0|  Hell,   indecl.    n  uiiulin- 

slrumrnt ;    Ihr    lir ginning    of  a 

song ;  a  si/niplwny. 
Md'^ri,  •!;<,/;,  (iV,   fninma  to  bake) 

a  cake,  pudding,  ^fliimmrry. 
M>it,'i(,  -nil,  h,  the  brtnitl,  pap  of  a 

frniulr  ;    a  nursr, 

Mu^iii'pui'?,    Hcb.    indecl.  a  namf 

KivuM  to  cerlnin  Rlnm. 
Mn'Of,  -hui,  2  pi.  -OtTi,  impr.  — 

M>iO(7i',  inf.  2  (I.  art.  nfimiOiiviit 


Mnyy./iji(.>,  f.  -ivai.),  (fr.  next)  to,  M.iOr/io/,  I'or.  for  /laOoi'/iai,  2  f. 
use  charms  ur  enchantments  ;  to'      niid.   ofpamc. 

075) 


Mu6(w,  obs.  from  whence  [lavBdvu 

borrows  its  tenses. 
MaOifid,  -Sroi,  to,  (fr.  /luiOdi'uJ  to 
learn)  a  lesson;  learning,  skill; 
an  art,  science  ;  instruction.    Tit 
fiadi'inoTii,  the  mathematical  sci- 
ences. 
MaOnituTlKdi,  -II,  -!>v,  (fr.  last)  tf- 
luiiging  to  learning  or  teaching  ; 
fond  of  teaming,   docile;  karn- 
cd,  mathematical.     Subs,  a  ma- 
tlicniatician. 
M«0;;(nj,  -lof,  Att.  -taif,  i';,  (fr.  fiav- 
Odvta  to  learn)  the  act  or  iJTect  oj 
learning ;     knowledge,    instruc- 
tion. 
\la6i';acat,  Ion.  for  /iaO^(ri;,2  sin.  of 
)tnO)]aofiai,  I  f.  mid.  of /lai'Otiru. 
Miie»;r£,  2  pi.  2  a.  sub.   act.  of 

same. 
Mu9i;T£t0£i{,  par.  1  a.  pass. —  Mu- 
6i;r£i'(Tar£,2pl.  1  a.  impr.  act.  — 
Mu0j;r£u<iavT£f,  n.  pi.  par,  1  a. 
act.  of 
y[adriTt(ii>,  f.  -tvcii),  p.  jitfia6i)Ttv- 
Ka,  (fr.    next)  to  teach,  instruct, 
make  converts    or  disciples;    to 
learn,  become  a  scholar. 
MnOi)Ti)f,   -oil,   b,    (fr.  uavOdvui   to 

learn)  a  scholar,  disciple. 
MuOi/Tiu'w  -d,  (fr.  .'ianic)  to  U'w/j  to 
6c  a  scholar,   long  for  learning, 
be  anxious  to  IjC  instructed. 
MaOj/rpia,  -aj,  i^,  (fr.  same)  a  fe- 
male disciple. 
MaOorffd,    lior.  for  ^a6ou<ru,   fern, 
par.  of  f'^ue(>v,2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

flttvOdvh). 

MuOoi'crdXn,  Hcb.  indecl.  the  name 
of  Enoch's  son. 

y\dOvia,  -a J,  //,  the  cheek  Of  jaw- 
bone. 

iMuOaii',»(5iTo{,  n.  nl.  fia06vTi;,  par. 
of//j(iOui',2a.in(l.n<'t.  of/iutOuVui. 

Wata,  -IS,  ^,  a  midwife,  nurse, 
gramtinothcr.  Also  the  name 
ofa  heathen  goddess. 

Malai>fipo(,-vv,  i,arivcr  ofPhrygia. 

Muuiiw,  same  as  jinido/iai. 

yiait}.  Ion.  for  imla, 

.M«(/i(/'^u),  f.  -uffu),  (fr.  ^cioi  to  wish 
for)     to    desire    ritrnrslli/^     burn 
with  desire,  long  for  ;    to  ]>ant,  ■ 
throb,  breathe  short  ;  be  agitated. 

.Mai/ia'(7iT(«»,f.-«'vw,p.  -;\;n,  (fr.  (irfcr- 
(To)  to  knead)  to  f'em,cnt,  be 
Iroiditril,  desire  vehemently ;  to 
rage,  Itoil  uith  jxismnn. 

Mii'/"iu)  f.  ->/ou),  (fr.  fiiiit)  to  wish 
fiir)  same  us  urii^iu^w. 

Miilfi'iar,  Ion.  fur  riiutiDiat  3  sin.  I 
n.  iml.  art.  of  Inirt. 

.M'li/iii'inuari,  fi'in.  pri'K.  par.  art.  of 

.MnifKuu)  nnd  Miii(«u(7(jw,  I'oci.  for 
//ni/ir((i>,  nnd  imifitlnnui. 

MmioIi',  i,  Hi'b.  mdecl.  a  nian'd 
name, 

.Mii(i"i(,  -V(^o(,  /;,  (fr.  fiatvofini  to  b« 
nind)  tnad,  enraged,  frantic  ;  or 
ti'/io  enlists  others  to  be  frantid, 
raging,  torturing,  pi.  ^aiyu't^Cf, 
bncchnnnh. 

tA'ilvp,  2  nin.  —  Moi'i/rai,  3  nin.  — 
MiiiirffOr,  2  pi.  [ires.  tnd.  mid. 
fi\  lifiiitiftai, 

M<iii'.;Xi)t,  -oil,  ij  (fr.  next)  mad- 

1      dening ;   frnntir. 


MAK 

Mn/yo/iai,  f.  /lui'til^ni,  p.  mill,  /it'- 
fiii\a,li)  Ik  mint  or  J'urioii.i^  ru^r, 
rave,  /xromr  J'rniitic,  |>r«s.   par. 

/lllDli/ICIOf. 

MiWu^iK,  (fir.  /i-io)  to  wish  for)  /o 
he  eager  tor,  ilesire,  long  fur, 
siek,  inijuirr,  invistigate.  Jires, 
par.  imiiaii  o(. 

^Iui<!u/iai,  I.  /iiiiioOi/ira/ini,  (fr.  /jiala 
.1  niKlivilb)  lo  art  as  muluii/e,  deli- 
ver ;  Id  nurse;  to  be  ilelivered ; 
lo  he  hnrn. 

Mniod,  the  (log  star;  intense  heat. 

Mii/|9ui,  to  shine,  glilter,  give  lisht. 

hialtoTooi',  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  na'ta  a  iiiiJ- 
wifu)  a  jnidwij'c\i  fee  or  /a?^- 
ment. 

Mn'vup,  -ufof,  b,  !i,  happy,  blissful  ; 
forlunule,  prosperous,  rich ;  lilesx- 
ed.  fiiiKtiocs,  -wr,  o'l,  the  immor- 
tal gods.  (1.  pi.  ^uKapci,  Ion.  ^ij- 
Kiipcoai. 

M(U«'pijf  or  MrtVaipof,  -a,  -oi; 
same  as  last. 

MHniipiC"/"'!  1  I'l.  pros.  iiul.  act.  of 

hlaKiipi^u),  I.  -tau),  Alt.  fitiKopiw,  p. 
fiSfinKiipiKii,  (fr.  liuKiip  blessed) 
to  f(dl  or  pronounce  liiip])i/,  blc'S, 
hail.   per.  pass.  ncunKiiota/nn. 

Mrt/cirpi'ij,  -Of,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  tlie 
place  of  the  blcsscil  after  death, 
heaven,  paradise. 

MaKaijios,  -a,  -ov,  same  as  i/uKap. 

Coilip.     /((IKUplliripo?. 

ISliKapiuTiji,  -ijTii;,  >i,  (fr.  ^I'lKap 
blessed)  blessedness,  fdicily, 
happiness. 

tilnKapioXci,  Att.  for  yjdkfipiVniKTi,  3 
pi.  1  f.  inil.  act.  o{' fiaKapt^m. 

M«k"«pi<r/iOf,  -ov,h,  (fr.  jiaKapi^ui  to 
bless)  a  cidling  happi/,  a  IjIcss- 
ing  ;  blessedness,  feliciti/. 

Ma)((i(((<r-o{,  ->),  -ov,  (fr.  same)  in 
a  stale  of  felicity,  received  into 
bliss  ;  blcr.sed,  happy. 

Mavipir;7{,  -ov,  o,  and  M(jKf!p?r(f, 
-i(5of,  >!,  (fr.  same)  of  blessed  me- 
mory, esteemed  or  respected  after 
death ;  dead,  departed. 

Mavupiw,  Alt.  for  iinKiipiaui,  1  f. 
art.  of^nKijo:'^fc). 

Mij<C((praro;,  ->;,  -or,  sup.  o^juiKno, 
ccnip.  jiitKiipTiflii;. 

Ji\nKCCovia,  -as, )),  Lat.  jMacerloiiiri, 

JilnKcfiovtKdi,  -)i,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  be- 
longing to  or  coming  from  H'la- 
cedonia,  Ulacedotiian. 

Muif£(lu)i',  -I'/voi,  0,  a  man  rfHIare- 
iloma,   a  Macedonian,   pi.  Mu- 

Kll.i'lVti. 

Mok/Ai;,  Poet,  and  Ion.  for /inKiNa 
or finKtWii,  -);«,  )';,  (fr.  /!('/«  One, 
iind  kAXui  lo  movu)  a  spade, 
mattorf,-,  lioc. 

iiltiKiWov,  -ov,  TO,  a  mnrhet  place 
for  Hcsh,  fish,  nnd  all  manner  of 
provisions  ;  stinmliles,  butcher''s 
row, 

M«(ffp,  a  bark  which  oomcs  from 

M'liciroua)  -ui,  (fr.  f/i;  not,  and  aKoiu) 
to  hear)  nut  to  under.ilaml ;  to  be 
foolish  or  silly.  |»rcs.  inf.  act. 
cont.  iiitKicoav. 

M<7i(o;,  Dor.  fiir /i;jif«f,  ndvrrbiaily, 
»n  ten:,'th  ;  far  off,  at  a  distance. 

Mi«-f;«j'-p'''(,   U'lr.  !or  itarp'iyonln. 


MAK 

MnjfHi',"  (ft.  sm.  fern,  of  /iuvpjf 
lon>»,  A(5ui'  a  road  understood) 
/(!)•  o^J  rt  /o;ig'  ii'ff)/  o//;  (i(  a  dis- 
tance. 

M(up/;jop<ui  -3,  f.  -;)(7a),  (fr.  jtaKpbi 
long,  and  itynpAu  Id  spc:ili,  th. 
ayopii  the  fonim)  /<;  sjieiik  long, 
be  prolix  or  verbose,  use  many 
words. 

"WaKpttyopla,  -of,  >/,  (fr.  same)  /on" 
sjiraking,  prolixity,  virbusily. 

MdKpi/iT  Ion.  for  iiiiKpiiv,  a.  sin. 
fern.  —  M(u-«;;(7(,  Ion.  for  /jhk- 
pjiis',  d.  pi.  foni.  oi jinKo6i. 

MiiKprii'iiui,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (Ir.  ixnupii 
loMij,  and  jiioi  life)  /oHir  lived, 
aserl,  old,  stricken  in  years. 

tilaKpofitdTti;,  ->iTOi,  and  .M(upn/?/w- 
cii,-ios,  Att.  -fwf,  i';,  (fr.  Bame) 
longevity,  length  of  Ifc^ 

yiaKpotifiipcvais,  -los,  Att.  -eu)(,  >], 
(fr.  fioKpui  long,  and  t'lixipa  a 
dr.y)  length  of  days,  longevity, 
old  age. 

Mijk-oo^/ifptijoj,  f.  -ti'iffw,  (ir.  same) 
to  prolong  one's  days,  groii;  old. 

Muk-po);;icp05,  -uii,  &,  i),  (fr.  fjaKphi 
lon^,  and  »;/(/p  j  a  day)  /ong- 
lived,  old,  aged. 

MiiKpdOtv,  (fr.  fjinKpjg  Ions;,  and 
iIk!  enclitic  6cv)  from  far,  far 
off,  at  u.  distance. 

yiuKpuOvjxu,  3  sin.  cont.  prcs.  ind. 
act.  —  "SlaKonOvjiciTc,  2  pi.  cont. 
pres.  inipr.  act.  —  Mu/v-poflc/:!!/- 
a(i?,  par.  —  Ma/k-oOi'/D/o-art,  2  pi. 
im|)r.  1  a.  act.  —  ^\aKpoOvnSii, 
par.  prcs.  act.  cont.  of 

Mrt'.'ioOi'/.'/u  -w,  f.  -»;<7U,p.  ntjinKpo- 
Ovfii/Kii,  (fr.  futKuu;  lorifr,  and 
■Si'/iof  the  mind)  /o  .w/AJt  /oh^, 
/;ear  >rith,forbear,  have  patience  ; 
to  show  compassion,  drtiiy  ]iu- 
nishment,  1  a.  ind.  cjiaKpoOvuvna' 
^laKpoOvjniaov,  inipr. 

M«x-po9n/iw,  -iif,  )'/,  (fr.  same)  pa- 
tience, forbearance,  long-suf- 
fering ;  compassion,  gentleness, 
mildness. 

yinKp60vfing,  -ov,  !>,  !/,  (fr.  same) 
btng-siij/iring,  forbearing,  pa- 
tient ;  compassionate,  lenient, 
mibl. 

y\nKnndrifiu>i,  (fr.  last)  piiliently. 

MfikOoXoy/o)  -UI,  f.  -I'icM,  (fr.  finKpoi 
Ions,  and  \iyti>  to  speak)  to 
make  ft  long  discourse,  ha- 
rangue, speak  tediously,  be  pro- 
lir,  vse  many  vords. 

MnKpn^oyui,  -05,  >';,  (fr.  same)  ;3ro- 
lixity,  virliosily, 

MrJKpuAfJyuf,  -01',  0,  //,  (fr.  same) 
prolix,  verbose,  tiresome,  tedious, 
long  winded, 

'S\aKp^i-ri'i\ijitii;,  -ov,  h,  'i,  (fr,  fftK- 
nu{  Ion;;,  and  :Tn\€io>i  war) 
Ji^hling  from  n  distance,  fi sliding 
with  missile  lueapnns, 

'S\iiKnt'i-npoi,  -ov,  h,  >/,  (("r.  ftoKOai 
Vnyj,  and  Trtpu'oj  lo  pass)  passing 
with  long  slpps,  bounding, 

ylnKoig, -a, -I'lv,  (fr.  yf ;;),•«{  length) 
loiis,  toll,  lof/y  ;  remote,  distant, 
fir  ;  deep;  prolix,  tedious.  Com]). 

IIOKpiJTtpilf. 

yhixpiiT'i^,  -tiro;,fi,  (fr.  last)  length, 
txleut,  distance,  longitude, 
(376) 


MAA 

MaKpo;^pof/hi  -ui,  f.  •I'laia,  (fr. 
same,  and  ;y;poi  oj  lime)  to  endure 
n  long  time  ;  to  live  long,  grow 
old. 

MnKpoxpovl^w^  f.  -leu.',  (fr.  same, 
and  -yipoi/^s  lime)  to  grow  old  or 
obsolUe  ;   to  defer,  procrastinate. 

M(i»>p/)_Ypi5i'(0f,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  same) 
o/  long  duration,  long  lived,  aged. 

Miiupviiit,  -ores,  rb,  (fr.  next)  a 
space  between  two  things,  dis- 
titnce,  removal ;  distance  from 
God,  falling  off',  apostasy,  idola- 
try, abominable  worship, 

MuKpui'w,  f.  -vvu),  |).  -Ku,  (fr,  ftaic- 
pdi  far)  to  prolong,  extend, 
lengthen  ;  lo  remove  to  a  distance, 
separate, 

Mak-pvajiui,  -ov,  to,  same  as/ttixpu- 
liu.  , 

MiiKpijii  (d.  sin,  of /mvpij) /or  qff", 
at  a  distance. 

MnKpHi,  (fr.  ^iuKpbi  long)  far  off', 
at  a  distance  ;  tediously,  slowly, 
by  degrees. 

MuKvvu),  Dor.  for  fir/cCvu. 

MaKuiv,  -oucra,  -uv,  (2  a.  par.  act. 
of  fuiKiiu  or  nuKiu)  moaning, 
groaning.  Or,  (fr.  jxaKuf,  Dor. 
for  uTiKoi  length)  at  length, 
stretched. 

Mh'kiuv,  Dor.  for  /ji'/kuiv. 

M«A«,  very,  greedly,  very  much; 
particularly,  vehemently,  ear- 
nestly, greedily  ;  by  all  means, 
surely.   Comp.  i^aWov  sup.  fid' 

XtOTIX. 

MoAoy/in,  -aTOi,  TO,  (fr.  /in^iiiraui 
to  mollify)  amollifying  applica- 
tion, poultice,  cataplasm,  ano- 
dyne, plaster,  balin. 

MnX(iy/-iari'^u,  f.  -tau),  (fr.  last)  to 
apply  somewhat  mollifying,  as- 
suage pain,  heal  or  dress  a 
wound. 

Ma\aKal-ov;,  -oi]oi,  b,i),  (fr.  fxaXa- 
Kii  tender,  and  ttoSj  a  foot)  len- 
der footed;  soft  or  silent  footed. 

MaXaKTi,  d.  sin.  fern.  — Ma\aKJjai, 
Ion.  lor  iia\aKa7s,  d.  pi.  fern,  of 

fiiiXuKUi. 

M(iXnK('u, -(jj,  V,  (fr. /ioXo/cdf  soft) 
softness,  rlfcminacy,  iiulolence ; 
indisposition,  infirmity,  sickness^ 
illness, 

MaXoKi^o),  f.  -tab),  (fr.  same)  to 
soften ;  to  miiigale,  sooth,  ap- 
pease ;  to  weu'Ken,  make  effemi- 
nate, umnan.  MnXokiTo/iui,  to  he 
feeble,  sick;  to  be  remiss  or  lan- 
guid, sink  under  fatigue.  1  f, 
ltn\aK(aOi'iaoniii'  |)Cr.  n^jinXuKia- 
Uni.  1  a.  iiiaXaKicOiiv'  inf.  ;(uAa- 
KirrOi^lvai. 

yiaXliKui,  -j),  -uv,  (fr.  naXaaaia  to 
soften)  soft,  downy  ;  balmy, 
soothing ;  gentle,  ynibl,  placid; 
rffeminate,  weak  ;  remiss,  negli- 
gent. Subs,  an  effeminate  per- 
son, catamite.  Comp.  naXaKtirc- 
pof  •  sup.  imXaKwraroi. 

yiuXaK/iTii;,  -ijTui,)),  (fr.last)  sofl- 
ness,  gentleness,  effeminacy  ;  dc- 
licaci/,  weakness, 

yiaXuKo^i^ap,  -p.if,  0,  (i,  (•'■•  same, 
and  ;^tip  a  hand)  soft-handed; 
balmy,  soothing,  alleviating. 


MAA 

Ma^aKvi'<t),   f.    -uk3,    (fr.   /laXanis 
soft)  lo  soften  ;    to  make  elimi- 
nate and  weak.      MaXaKvvofiat, 
to  be  languid. 
iAaXaKU),  Dor.  for  naXaxov,  g.  sin. 

o{  fiaXaK6s. 
.MaAaicdf,  (fr.  fia)taKdi  soft)  softly, 

eetuly,  tenderly,  ^emiruUely. 
JildXaiTcp,    (fr.  iid\a  very)  ever  so 

much,  although,  yet,  very. 
MaXa<T(TW  -TTii),  f.  -a'fu>,  p.  -;(;a,  to 
soften,  mitigate,  assuage,  relieve; 
to  make  delicate,  effeminate, 
weaken,  enervate.  MaXdaaofiai, 
to  relent,  per.  pass.  fttudXay- 
fiat. 
iAa\a^t),  -1JS,  ^,    (fr.   jiaXdaabt    to 

soften)  mallows. 
yiaXaipopiu,  (fr.  iirjXow  apple,  and 
ipipu)  to  carry)  to  carry  or  6car 

MoAaXc^A,  &,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 
name. 

MaXtpi(,  -a,  -iv,  (fr.  ftaUs  tender) 
hot,  burning,  deslructive,  devour- 
ing, consuming ;  bright,  clear. 

Ma'Xi),  -t)i,  }),  the  arm  pit. 

MaX6a,  -/yf,  4,  (ft".  fiaXdaau)  to  soft- 
en) soji  wax  ;  a  wax  tablet. 

UlaXOaKii,  -)),  -iv,  (fr.  naXddaaut  to 
soften)  soft,  effeminate;  weak, 
tender  ;  languid,  faint  ;  liquid, 
melting,  sweet. 

'MaX6aK6<l>wvo!,  -00,  i,  i/,  (fr.  jiaX- 
6aici(  soft,  and  ipwvit  voice)  hav- 
ing a  sweet  voice,  tweet,  melodi 
ous,  tender,  melting. 

MaXddaau),  f.  -fw,  same  as  fiaXdv 
am. 

MaXifivoi/,  -01',  rb,  a  name  of  a 
place. 

MaX/ov,  -ov,  ri,  long  hair. 

MdXtf,  -tloi,  and  MaXiq,  -9;,  i/,  a 
disease  in  cattle. 

hlaXU,  -lio;.  Dor.  for  firjXU,  -liof, 
ti,  and  iHaXla,  -as,  fit  "»  opfl* 
tree. 

MaXif,  -licf,  ht  '*>*  name  of  a 
nymph. 

tildXiara,  (iup.  of  /iu'Xi)  most, 
most  of  all;  exceedingly,  chiefly, 
erpeci'dly,  in  parttr.ular,  most 
certainly.  'On  fidXicra,  ever  so 
much. 

MaX«('(j  -u,  and  MaXicti'u,  Ion.  and 
Poet.    (fr.    next)  to  lie  shriieltrd 
urith    cnltl,   grow   torpid,  be   be 
nuniljtd. 

MrfXxf),  -t)(,  fi,  a  contraction  of  the 
handu  or  feet  caused  by  cold, 
nu  mlicdnrss,  torpidnrM. 

MaXXai(,  d.  pi.  of /ioAXtft. 

VliXXov,  (comp.  of  fiiXa)  more, 
rather,  prrfrrably. 

MaXXd(,  -oB,  0,  a  Jl'erf,  uhioI,  long 
wool,  doum,  a  lock  nf  hair, 

MnXX'orit,  -;),  -ir,  (fr.  laal)  woolly, 
fieerii,  dimmy,  hairy,  snft. 

MaXov,  -<u,  Dor.  for  iitiXov,  -ov,  ri, 
a  sheep  ;  an  apple  ;  oUo  the 
rhr.rhs,  and  tlie  brrntlM, 

MaXotr^piex,  -»u,  h,  ff,  (fr.  finXif 
lender,  and  xniuni  a  chnrk)  /m- 
drr  chrekrd  ;  soft,  drliratr.  Or, 
(fr.  liiiXov,  Dor.  for  fin^nv  an 
apple,  and  R.-imc)  rosy  cheeked  ; 
frrsli,  hlnnmine. 
3  J! 


MAN 

MaXij,  -)),  -ov,  (same  as  aftaXbs,  or 

put  for  itaXXujrdi)    soft,  tender, 

downy. 
MuXoi^op/u),  Dor.  for  iiriXo(pop(ii>. 
yidXj^oi,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
yia/itjpa  orMo/iipa,  -as,  I'l,  or  Ma- 

^tpii;,  a  kind  of  drug. 
Mu^/a,  -Of,  i';,  (fr.  next)  a  mother,,     sootltsaying ;  oracle. 

grandmother.  i^larrcTov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  pro- 

Md/ifia,  and  Mo'/i/ii;,  -ns,   >;,  and      phecy,  divination,  oracle,  or  the 


MAP 

loose,  slack,  spongy,  porous  ;  soft, 

pliant,  flexible. 
Mavorm,  -nroi,  fi,  (fr.   lastj  thin- 

nes.^,Jinciicss,  rareness,  softness. 
Mavov/jiat,  1  t.  mid.  of /jaiVo/iai. 
MuiTc/a,  -as,  }),  (fr,  navrtioiiai  to 

foretell)    prophecy,     divination, 


Man/iaia,  -as,  li,  a  mamma,  ma- 
Itier,  grandmother. 

Mo/i/ianouOoj,  -ov,  b.  Si,  (fr.  fidfuia 
a  mother,  and  Ktvdu  to  hide) 
foolish,  silly,  childish, 

Maju/idf,  a  child's  word  which  sig- 
nifies bread. 

yia/judbi  -w,  f.  -aau),  (fr.  last)  to 
ask  for  bread,  cry  for  the  mother, 
desire  the  breast. 

ifafiitdva,  TO,  indecl.  Syriac,  and 
Ma/iftiivas,  -a,  6,  Mammon,  rich- 
es, gain,  profit. 

Mdv,  Dor.  for  fi}iv,itTivbs,  o. 

Mdv,  for  fidwa,  Heb.  indecl.  man- 
na. 

"Sliiv,  Dor.  for  ixf/v. 

Mavad,  Heb.  indecl.  an  qffcring, 
gift 

Maiu^i',  b,  indecl.  Syriac,  a  man's 
name, 

yiavaoans,  Heb.  indecl.  Joseph's 
first  born  son 

yiavidxri,  -ris,  fj,  a  hide,  tkin;  lea- 
ther, a  strap. 

yiuvfaXuiriv,  -ov,  rd,  a  wanton  kiss. 

yidvipa,  -as,  ;/,  an  ov-stall,  sheep- 
fold  ;  beehive,  roost  for  fowls  ;  a 
den,  place  of  refuge,  shelter,  re- 
treat. 

yiavfpayipas,  -ov,  b,  mandrake,  an 
herb  causing  sleep. 

MavStaSy  -ov,  b,  and  y^avivrj,  -17?,  >j, 
a  part  of  the  Persian  military 
dress,  a  cloak,  coat. 

Matttaa,  2  a.  par.  pass.  fem.  of 
fialvofiat,  mwidened,  enraged. 

Mnrflav/rw,  3sin. — MaiOni'/Tuffav, 
3  pi.  impr.  —  "MavQdvovnt,  3  pi. 
pros.  inJ.  act.  — TAanOdvovra,  a. 
sin.  par.  pres.  act.  of 

Mat'^iftu),  f.  mid,  iiaOijoofiui,  p.  fit 
fidOiiKa,  to  learn,  he  informed  or 
instructed;  to  unrhrstand,  know, 
perceive,  observe  ;  to  learn  by 
heart ;  to  acquire  by  habit  ;  to 
teach,  instruct,  inform.  2  a.  ffjiii- 
60V  im\tT.iid0c,-lrw,2p\.itii0crt' 
par./ioOiir.  pt>r.  pass.  fitiidOtiimi. 
yinvOdviiici,  3  pi.  pros.  sub.  act.  of 

laM. 
Mai'/»,  -as,  and  Ion.  Marfrj, -i7<, /;, 


place  from  wliencc  the  oracles 
were  delivered,  as  the  temple, 
tripod. 
'ili.avTiios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  f/dvrif  a  pro- 
phet) prophetic,  oracular,  gifted 
with  prophecy  ;  sacred,  holy,  di- 
vine. 

MdvTl(ltV,d.   pi.  of  ^HlTlf. 

yiavrcvfia,  -aros,  ri,  {fr.  same)  on 
oracle,  response. 

yiavrcvoiiai,  f.  fiavrcvaonat,  (fr. 
same )  toprophtsy,  foretell,  divine, 
deliver  oracles  ;  to  conjecture, 
guess ;  to  consult  an  oracle  ;  to 
inquire,  search  for  accurately,  dive 
into.  pres.  inf. //(U'rritffflai.  la. 
mid.  ritavrcvad/inv,  -0),  -aro. 

Mavr£t(!/icvof,  -)/,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of  last. 

Mavnjioi',  -ov,  ri,  and  Mavrfi'ios, 
-t),  -ov.  Ion.  for  fiavTt7ov,  &c. 

\lavTtKfi,  -T/s,  II,  {fr.  iidvTis  a  pro- 
phet )  the  art  of  soothsaying,  di- 
vination. 

MavriXti,  -rjs,  t),  a  towel. 

MdvTis,  -tos,  Alt.  -cuis,  b,  a  sooth- 
sayer, diviner,  prophet. 

yiavTtXwpas,  -ov,  b,  Mantichora,  a 
fabulous  beast  of  India. 

yiavToaviTj,  -i;f ,  !i,  (fr.  /idiTif  a  pro- 
phet) pro^jAec^,  divination,  sooth- 
saying. 

Mdvvc,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  Cfii'iwc, 
3  sin.  impf.  ind.  —  Mavuci,  Dor. 
for^i;n''ti,  pres.  ind. —  Mdiuo-oy, 
Dor.  for  fti'ivvaov,  I  a.  impr.  of 
fiiviiii, 

yiawrdf,  -a,  b,  Dor.  for  firiwn'is- 

Muo/iai,  f.  niiaofiat,to  think,  rlevise. 

MiiTTi'di',  Sync,  for fiapnUtv,  Poet, 
and  Ion.  for  jiapirtiv,  2  a.  inf. 

act.    OfflUpTTb). 

Md'  iToOdvio  or  M'  nnoOdvui,  for  fifj 
avoOdvui.  2  a.  tub.  act.  ofa>;«- 

OvilOKO). 
I'of. 

Ma'pnyfo,    -i<,    ht    "    "'*•?»    '<"''i 

scourge,  thong,  rope. 
MdfiaOpav,  -ov,  ri,  on  herb  Called 

fennel  or  finkrt. 
Mi'piiOiov,  •iivo<,h,  liamo  ofa  plaro. 


(fr.  fialiuvat    til   ln!  mad)   f/iO'/-|  Mopii'i'n',  f.  -uio),  p.  iiifidpnyKa,  to 


ness,  distraction,  fury ,  rnfr 
Mftndicris,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  ftnvlni,  8  Cir- 
cle) 1  r.oUar,  chain  for  the  nr.ck, 
necklace,  hriicelrt. 
Mai'iVjf,  -nfof,  li,  a  circle,  orlnt. 
y[ani'tSt  -XfioSt  #1  ht  ri,  (fr.  fialrofini 
to  hi-  mad)   mnniac,  franlir,  fu- 
rious, mvldeninc 
M<i»'(t,  Dor.  for  I'rivis,  -ifotth- 
Mdvva,  ri,  Hrb.  indcrl.  manna, 
Mrfi'i'Of  or  M'lFOf,  -01',  b,  an  orna- 
ment   for  the  nrck  or  hand  ;    a 
necklaoe,  brnceUt. 


cause  demy,  uvnkrn,  frri,  cor- 
rode ;  to  fade,  wither,  decay  ;  to 
die,  go  out,  be  trtingvishrd  ;  to 
pine,  languish,  per.  ind.  ptiM. 
IKfidptfifiai,  -vrrai,  -vrat,  All.  fit- 
liiipiiaiiai,  1  n.  pans.  eftapdvOtiv. 
1  f.  pans.  iinoivO^aoiiai. 

yinpavaOd,  a  Syriac  word,  the  or 
our  Ijird  comelh. 

yttpavSHvui,  1  a.  inf  paJ<K.  —  Ma- 
parO^aouai,  -n,  -trm,  I  f.  ind. 
pafm.  nf  iinpali'ui. 

MdpnvttK,  io(,  Alt.  -fuf,  ht  •»""» " 


Maris,  -il.-iiy,  'fon,  ntr*^  siMle  ;iMnpnoiii(,  -of,  6,   (fr.   fiapalvm  H 

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MAP 


MA2 


decav)    a    dreai/,    fon*umj)/i«ii,lMii'pff(7ro{  and  M(ij3<rnr>roi, -on,  6,  a 


diseasr,  sii-kncx3. 

MnpaVvui,   (fr.   uaipm  to  shine)  lo 

gliiiie,  gtiUrr^  /ini;/i<fn,  giif  /ig'i'. 

Mu()^<i(ru),  r.  -(tidr,  (iV./iiifjyojniad) 

to  be  mad  or  furious  ;   to  rave, 

rage  ;  to  burn  witli  dtsire. 

M«py.ip/ri;{,    -ov,    4,   (fr.   next)  a 

ptarl. 
Vlipya^ov,  -00,  rd,  same  as  last. 
Mupyn'u),  same  as  ftaoyalvio. 
Mnpyi'XXi;,  rond,  piinprnul. 
Mapvi>i;s,  -01',  !>y  an  idinl,foot,  dri- 

ivller. 
yidpyoi,  -i;,  -01',  and  -ov,  b,  fi,  mad, 
raging,  furious ;  terheroux,  i;ici;i- 
ton  ;  greedi/,  gluttonous ;  doting, 
fooltxh,  silljj,  stupid. 
Mupyoo-ui'i/i  ■'??,  h,  C''-  last)  mad- 
ness, fury^   rage ;    wantonness, 
lechery. 
MapiSdicof,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
Miipj/,  -rK,  )'/,  (fr.  ficlpio  to  divide) 

an  obs.  word  ;  tite  hiiml. 
yidpda,  -r;?,  i;,  a  woman's  name. 
Mupi'a,  -»(, !),  a  woman's  name. 
Mapiii//,  i;,  Heb.  indecl.  bitter. 
Mapiui'^ui'oJ,  -ail',  oi,  a  people  of 
Asia  ;  slai>es  taken  in  war  were 
sometimes  so  called  from  them. 
MapiX'i  or  y\iipi\n,  -m,  >'l,  the  dirt 
and  dust  of  cimix,  cinders,  sparks 
of  iro7i  which  fly  off  when  it  is 
heated  or  hammered. 
Mapij,  -lo;,  Alt.  -£uj,  i),  a  measure 

containing  six  pounds  or  pints. 
Ma'piiof,  -av,  b,  a  man's  name. 
Mup/uai'pirt,   f.    -aod,     (fr.  fiaipij)   to 
shine)  to  shine,  glitter,  sparkle  ; 
to  brighten,  clear. 
Map/irfptio?,  -(»,  -ov,  and  Map/ja'pto?, 
-a.   Ion.   -»),   -01',   (fr.    fidpfiiipoi 
white)  made  of  marble ;  shining, 
while  like  marble. 
Mupfidpii'o;,   -rj,  -ov,  and   yiapfia- 

potti,  -taaa,  -tv,  same  as  last. 
Ma'p//(ipo{,  -oil,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  finpftuipw 
to  shine)  while,  bright,  shining. 
Subs.  viz.  \iQoi  a  stone,  a  white 
stone,  marble. 
Map/iipuy'j,  ->is,  'i,  (fr.  unpixalpu)  to 
shine)  brightness,  brillianry\  lus- 
tre,splendour  ;  a  glance,  flusli 


scrip,  purst,  bug,  wallet 
Mu'prup,  -epos,  4, 1^,  a  witness,  evi- 
dence ;  a  martyr, 
Miiprlip/uj  -li,  f.  -i'/(Ta),p.  lUftiiprvpti- 
Ko,  (t'r.  last)  to  witness,  biar wit- 
ness, testify  ;  to  prove  by  evi- 
dence ;  to  praise,  approve  of. 
Maprvpfdfiai  -oufiai,  to  be  well  re- 
ported, have  a  gooil  character  ; 
to  implore,  beseech,  charge,  impf. 
act.  t^upri'iptoi'  -ovv.  per.  ind. 
pass.  ^f/((iprtip>;^iii. 

M'lpri'pijOfiTtj,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a. 
pass,  of  last. 

MapTvpr)fin,  -Sroi,  ri,  (fr.  /idpTvp 
a  witness)  testimony,  proof,  cvi- 
ilence  ;  a  ilocununl,  voucher. 

yinprvprjoat,  inf. —  M.ipnjpijtruf,  g. 
-oniToj,  par.  —  Mfiprupvffoi', 
impr.  —  Mupriipi'/o-u,  -aijs,  -a;i, 
sub.  I  a.  act.  offi^prupfu). 

Muprvpla,  -uf,  I'l,  Ion.  Muprupd;, 
-'ii,i),  (fr.  fiu'prup  a  wiiness)  ((.9- 
timony,  witness,  evidence,  attesta- 
tion, proof,  linprvplijcri,  Ion.  for 
paprvpiati,  d.  pi. 

MtipTOpioi/,  -ov,  TO,  same  as  last. 

Mnpri'po^ui,  (fr.  ftdpTvp  a  witness 
to  bear  witness,  declare  ;  to  call 
tn  witness,  invoke,  appeal  to. 

Mn'pnipos  -011,4, 1/,  same  as  fidprvp. 

MnpTupou/;fi'05,->j,-oi/,pass. — Mnp- 
Tvpwv, net.  pres.  par.  oi' itaprvpiui. 

Mdprvf,  -vjs,  b,  I'l,  same  as  ^u'pri'p. 
a.  ixdprvv,  d.  pi.  ^idprvin. 

Maputr/d,  Dor.  for  pripitrai,  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of  ^r/puo). 

MapvKnrai,  Dor.  for  jtripvKnTai,  3 
sin.  cont.  pres.  o^ ^irjpvKdofiai. 

Mn'o^'fl't,  X.a\.  for  ftdp^a^,  1  a. 
par.  act.  —  M(/'pi^,>/e,  2  sin.  I  a. 
sub.  act.  of  ^npirru. 

^Xaadofxai  or  MaiT(T«'of<a(   -fl^/ai,  to 
chew,  champ,    gnaw,   eat,  swal 
low,     devour,     impf.     Cjiaaadpriv 

-liixrjv,  3  pi.  -UOl'TO  -UlTO. 

M'<'o-(5a,  -a?,  !j,  and  Mao-f^of,  -w,  b 
Dor.  for  pd^a  and  /la^ui. 

MdaOXri,  -t]i,  h,  and  MdaOXrji, 
-TtTos,  4,  a  soft  strap,  skin,  lea- 
ther ;  a  weak  effeminate  person  ; 
dissolute,  prnfligale 


t/ldoi/iiiiat,  (fr.  ith  not,  and  dpvLtv  to  Ma'ffrrtrn,  -ion,  tu,  the  first  leaves  of 
make  a  league,  th.  «pf  a  lamb) '     the  Styrax  or  benzoin  tree, 
to  fight,  engage  in  battle;  tohox  ;  ,^1alTaayl^|Tti,  -t5os,  fi,  a  woman  of 
to  quarrel,  wrangle,  dispute.  |      Maxsagetia 


IHapvafiivouv,  Ion.  for^upvafi/voiv, 
g.  du.  of  ftapvdpt.voi,  pres.  par. 
mid.  —  MiioKji'fl',  Ion.  for  citdo- 
vavTo,  3  p(.  impf.  ind.  mid.  — 
'WdoviiaOai,  pres.  inf.  —  Mapi'ol- 
ptaO'  or  iiunvihfita&a.  Ion.  for 
fiaovwjiiOa,  1  pi.  pres.  sub.  mid 
of  jiapi'a;/'i<. 

Mnp'Jv,  an  herb  like  mnrjoram,ma- 
rum. 

MapTri'tiv,  Ion.  for  fiapvctv,  2  a.  inf. 
act.  of /ioptrrw. 

Mapntaat],  -m,  h,  ^  woman's  name. 


Mnood)  -TTU),  f.  -fu,  p.  -;!^a,  to  hake, 
kncarl ;  to  express,  wring  or 
squeeze  out ;  to  wipe  off,  clean, 
rub.      But 

Ma'tro'w  -T-u),  C  -aw,  to  touch,  feel, 
grope  for  ;  tn  search,  examine. 

MnViTuji', -wvoj,  4,  ^jirregularcomp. 

of /j<jkpo5. 
Ma(Tri«c',for  fidaraKa,  a.  sin.  of 
MdffTnf,    -nk-of,    !i,    (fr.    fiaadnjiai 

to  chew)  </ic  mouth,  jaws,  lip  ; 

meat,  food.  —  Mdoraxfj,  pi.  /o- 

custs. 


Mdpirru,  f.  -ifoi,   p.  -(i/a,  to  catch,' yiaanvrrn,  -oii,  4,  (fr.  next)  an  in- 
seize,  iiy  hnUl  on,  grasp  ;    to  gel,  i      quircr,  searcher, 
obtain,  procure,   reach  or  arrive  yiaarcvi,),  f  -c'lru,  (fr.  naarh^  the 


at  ;    to  hit  the  mark.    2  a.  //lap- 
irov.  per.  mid.  jtlfiapva. 
'Hiapai-xiiov,  yiapahiov,  tilapaCirt- 
ov,  -ov,  rb,  and 


breast)  to  look  for  the  hreaxl  as  a 
child  ;  to  search,  seek,  explore ; 
to  in/juiie,  ask,  examine  .*  to  de- 
sire, long  for. 

(378) 


MAT 

Muffrijp,  -ijpoj,  niid  Muoruip,  -opo;y 

4,  same  »»  /inoTiuriJj. 
MiiiTTiyciv,  Ion.  lor  jinffnyoJi',  pres. 

inl.  ol  fiuartydui. 
Maariyivi,  -lof,  Att.   -foif,  4,.(fr. 
fidari^a  whip)  ajlogger,  acourg- 
er,  whipper,  executionrr. 
.Mnoriydii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  one 
thai  u.'us  whipped  ;  a  thuf,  vaga- 
bond, rogue,  convict. 
Miionyoi,  3  sin.   cont.  pri's.   ind. 

act.  of  fiuffnyiita). 
Muonyoi'ioOu,  3   sin.   pres.   impr. 

cont.  pass,  of 
MuoTiyiiu  -w,  f.  -uicui,  p.   ftijiaari- 
y|^>Ku,  (fr.  ;ia'on(  a  whip)  tojlng, 
whip,  scourge,   lash  ;   to  correct, 
punish,  chastise.  1  a.  iiitiaTtyioaa. 
1  a.  pass.  eiiaariyuiQrjv.  1  f.  pass. 
ynariywOi'iaoixat.  per.  pass.  ind. 
ixiixacrlyuijxni. 
MaoTiywoMi,   inf.  —  MooTiywffov- 
rcj,  n.  pi.  [lar.  1  a.  act.  ol  last. 
Muorif'rr/y,   Ion.  for  tuaarifTriv,  3 
du.  impf  or  2  a.  ind.  act.  of^ac- 
Ti'io,  Poet,  for  iiaartyiia. 
yiaarl^ui,    f.     -fu,    p.    ftc/idaTfT^a. 
same  as  n«o-Tiy(5w,  also,  to  crack 
a  uiliip.  pres.  inf.  act.  puarl^ctv. 
—  MaffTi'^oiTEt,  n.  pi.  par.  pres. 
act. 
Ma'onf,   -lyof,    i),    a    whip,    lash, 
scourge  ;  a  divine  scourge,  judg- 
ment, visitation  ;    a  grievous  dis- 
temper, plague,  sickness,  disease. 
Mdan^ev,  Ion.  for  ifxdaTi^iv,  3  sin, 

1  a.  act.  of  ^«crri'^w. 
tAaaTi6ij)v,    Sync,    for   fiaoriySiav, 

pres.  par.  o\' iiaanydu. 
MacrTtaitiv,    Dor.     for    paaTtCttVf 
pres.  inf  —  Maari'o(5oi£i',   Dor. 
for  iinaTt^oitv,  3  pi.   pres.   opt. 
act.  o(  itaarli^w. 
MaaTf)(dw,  to  chew,  champ,  eat. 
Mnari^n,  -'Ih  >'l,  /?""»  maslich. 
Muirnxiwri,  Poet,  for  ^(iffriyuiv- 
Ti,d.  sin.  cont.  pres.  par.  of  ^a- 

(TTl'X^dol, 

Maariw,  Poet,  for  jiaaTiydo). 

Muo-Tof,  -uB,  4,  the  brea.1t,  pap,  nip- 
ple ;  the  brow  of  a  hill ;  a  hill, 
rising  ground, 

yiaarpdiiTCia,  -flf,  >;,  (fr.  next)  a 
trimming  or  timeserving ;  vile 
service,  mean  compliance,  pan- 
dering, prostitution  ;  seduction, 
allurement,  attraction. 

MaorowTTCiio)  or  -ottcuu),  f.  -{vou, 
(fr.  next)  lo  pimp,  pander,  pros- 
titute ;  to  gratify,  please,  indulge, 
comply  with. 

Maorpwm'K,  -ou,  o,and  Maarpwirbs, 
-oil,  b,  t),  a  pimp,  pander,  bawd, 
strumpet.  Also,  a  provider,  as- 
sistant, helper, 

-I'liof,  I],  the  armpit. 
M«rai'u,  fern.  n.  sin.  of/ioraioj. 
Mariii^ui,  (fr.  fidrnv  in  vain)  to  act 

sillily,  play  tlie  fool  ;    to  boast, 

brag. 
Mar(Uo[iov\ia,  -n(,   »;,  (fr.  ^draiof 

vain,  and   ftov\fi  counsel)  vain 

counsel,  useless  advice. 
yiaraio'Soyia,  -a{,  !/,  (fr.  same,  and 

Af'yoi  to  speak)  vain  talk,  bab- 
bling. 


MAT 

MaraioXoyof,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 

a  vain  lalktr^  idle  babhUr. 
MaraioJTon'a,  -as,  >;,  (fr.  next,  and 

-dvoi  toil,  th.  Trivojiai  to  toil)  tain 

labour, 
adratos,  -a,-ov,  and  Maraiof,-ot),  MutXij,  -iios,  Ij,  a  knife  ;  one  who 


MAX 

Mu'rro),  same  as  fudaaoi. 
MauXia;,  -ov,  o,  a  suord, 
MatXi'(J^u),   (fr.   next)  to  prostitute, 

expose  to  infamy,  undertake  any 

thing  for  hire. 


i,  fi,  (fr.  fidrnv  in  vain)  vain, 
Jruillexs,  unprojituhle  ;  light,  fri- 
volous, silly,  foolish ;  idly  cu- 
rious, perverse  ;  false,  deceitful. 
Comp.  ^uraidrcpof,  sup.  -orarof. 

Marat(5r»;»,-i;Tuf,//,  (I'r.  last)  emp- 
tiness, folly,  vanity ;  perversc- 
ness,  falsehood,  d.  ^araior/j-i. 

Maru((5(i>  —io,  i.  -utaw,  p.  fitfiaraiuj- 
Ka,  (fr.  same)  to  make  useless 
or  unprojitahle  ;  to  foil,  defeat, 
fruslralc.  Maratda/iai  -oifiai,  to 
become  vain,  act  footistdy  or  per- 
versely, be  infatuated.  I  a.  pass. 
eiioTaiuiOtiv. 

JAdrav,  Dor.  for  ^firijv. 

Mara'ui  -w,  f.  -i/ff-j,  (fr.  fidrnv  in 
vain)  to  ad  in  vain,  miss,miscar. 
ry  ;  to  mistake,  fail,  err ;  to  mii- 
pend  time,  delay,  loiter,  trifle;  to 
run  astray  or  wrung,  become  rest- 
ive. 

hiaTivu),  f.  -evau),  same  as  jianTiiut 
and  Mnrtvrq;,  -ov,  o,  same  as 

h\dTij,    rn,  q,  (fr.  narcvii)  to  search) 

a  srarrh^  in<juiry,  pursuit. 
MaViji',  in  vain,   idly,   fruitlessly, 

uilhout  rouse  or  object;  falsely. 
Ma'rrjp,  -tpof,  !/,  Dor.  for  jtriTtip. 
MaTf,5,  A^ol.  and  Dor.  f.<r  fiareii, 

2  sin.  pri-s.  ind.  of  /lariu)  same 

as  fitiTtiui. 
M'tTnaiToi,  3  du.  1  f.  of  ^joT-a'iij. 
MiitOuioj,  -ov,  u,  yiiUthew,  a  man's 

name. 


undertakes  any  thing  for  hire,  a 
slave,  hireling,  mercenary,  prosti- 
tute. 

yiav^oia  -H,  f.  -cicw,  by  Aphacr.  for 
o^at'pduj  —  M<U'pot'Oi,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  —  Muupuuoflai,  pres. 
inf.  pass.  cont. 

Mu';^ai,  n.  pi.  of  itd)(7]. 

y[d\atpa,  -ai,  II,  (fr.  fid^ofiai  to 
fight)  a  sword,  dagger ;  a  knife 
razor,  hatchet;  the  sword  oj 
justice,  authority,  power. 

'S\a'>(atfiiiov,-ov,  t6,  (dim.  of  next) 
a  small  sword,  dagger. 

Majcaipij,  -1^05,  li,  (fr.  jjtd^onat  to 
light)  any  sharp  instrument ;  a 
su'ord,  dagger,  knife,  razor, 
hatchet. 

Ma^avd,  -Si,  a,  Dor.  for  firf'^^avt'i. 

Mu;^aruj,  -li,  u.  Dor.  for  fia-)^ijT)]i. 

yVnx^ag,  Heb.  indecl.  a  fine  cloth. 

Wa^^uofiims,  pres.  par.  mid.  of 

'^\a)(^Lio)tm,  Epen.  for  na^iofiat, 
same  as  /juixonat. 

^•laxioiTo,  3  sin.  —  Mn;^foiiiro,  3 
pi.  pres.  opt.  mid.  of 

Mn^iofint,  Poet,  for  fid^ojiat. 

Mii^iaaiiirii',  1  a.  opt. —  .Mu;^»'<7<i<r- 
Oui,  1  a.  inf.  —  Md^icOat,  pros, 
inf.  — Mu;^f(TOi/i,Ion.  fi)rffi,i;j^/<7- 
Oiji',  3  (lu.  impf.  —  Mdp^tfft/t,  2 
pi.  pres.  impr.  miil.  offi,i;^o^ui. 

Maj^f  (70^(11  or  -I'laofiai,  1  f.  of  same. 

Ma^iciTitiTOiti, PocUfor  fiitxiaanOiii, 
1  u.  inf. —  Ma^taaafiiiu)  for  pa 
\ioapi'vui,  n.  du.  1  a.  par.  ofsame. 


MarOiiv,  i,  Heb.  indccl.  a  man's,  M(i;^r;, -r;s,  »;,  (fr.  ;ia';^ouui  to  fight) 


name. 

MarOi'ii,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
Mari'.i,  -a{.  Ion.  Muti'ji,  -fjj,  q,  (fr. 

fiHTi)!/  in  vain)  vanity, fully,  fri- 

vniitt/,  silliness,  rain  pursuit. 
M'i'roji  (fr.    jirfu  to  seek)  inrptiry, 

investigation,  xearrh. 
MarpnifXi.'.df,    -uv,    b,    Pocl.    and 

Diir.   for /iijrpu^tXi^df. 
Marpo<'(S;)|;o$, -ou,  0, /'),  Dor.   for  pri- 

rpif6xo(. 
Warpip  irwp,  -opof,  /;,  Dor.  (or  ^ij- 

MnrposoXif,  -io{,  Alt.  -twj,  /j,  Dor. 

for  piiri>ivo\i(. 
MarpqiroXo;,  -ov,  a,  Dor.  for  ptirpo- 

M"rouXX<rov,  -Of,  -4,  (fr.   next)   a 

lirnllirl,  bnwdy-housr,  slnu, 
M>irpi''XX7,-q<,  //,  a liatixi, procuress, 

strurnpri,  pruititulr. 
WiiTpuiK,  -wy,  ol.  Dor.  forfi^rpuK, 

II.   pi.  nf  pi'irpiaf. 
Mdrrntioi,  -ov,   b,  li,  ffr.  pdrriv   in 

vam,  nil  l/}on'ii>  to  Knout  ;yoo/M/i, 

silly,  nmplr,  giddy. 
i/laTT'iOi),  b,  Heb.  indorl.  a  man's 

name. 
JAaTTnOlm,  -01',  0,  «amr  as  last. 
Morniii,  -<i{,  ind  MnrTi'ij,  -ijf,  /). 

(fr.  piiircii)  li>  liiike)  dmnlits,  de- 

Urnrtrs,  nnrtmtnUi ;  rich  viand*. 
Marn'ofw,  (fr.  InM)  In  rnjny  dtlt- 

eacics,  indulge  in  Injury. 


a  liutlle,  Jil^lil,  riiK  flirt,  engage- 
ment; strife,  contention,  dispute, 
quarrel. 

Mii^i'iptiiv,  -ovo(,  h,  }),  (fr.  same) 
w<trlikc,rouraf;rous,l)rave,vtilinnt. 

M(i\i'ionpnt,  I  f.  ind.  —  ^inytjavpt- 
K({,  1  f.  par.  of  pd^opnt. 

h^ii^ijTiK,  -uu,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  war- 
rior, conihatiint;  brave,  valiant, 
courageous. 

MavnriKi;,  -i),  -it;  (fr.  same)  fond 
nf fighting,  i/uarrelsnmc,  valiant, 
hrnve,  warlike,  cnuragiuus. 

.MdVirJj,  -h,  ■!»■,  (fr.  same)  to  be 
fuughl,  rrsislid  or  ovirromr,  not 
irresislilile  ;  may  he  taken  by  as- 
ttailt ;  weak,  unfortified,  rrposed, 

Mdx'f'it  'If  ""*■>  "'"'  ""''i^i'/i  (fr. 
snmit)  fighting,  warlike. 

\[d)(^u\,  -nv,  b,  l),  and  Mn;^X(i(, 
•diof,  or  MiiyXIv,  -Mo«,  4,  lasrii.i. 
mis,  wanton,  lerhrrous,  iiQinodml. 
Sup,  pax^dTiirof. 

M'lyXoffiin/,  -n<%h<  (fr-  'iLsl)  UWl- 
lonnrsf,  InsriviuutntSM,  Itehrry, 
IriifhiffS. 

yidxniTn,  3  sin.  pris.  opt.  of 

Mf;^"/"",  f.  /iiy ''""/"",  "nd  -/(To- 
/lai,  p.  jitiidxipKi,  t"  .fichi,  war, 
ronlrnd,  rngiigr  in  Imlllr  ;  nlriir. 
dispute,  '/uarrrl,  wrangle,  4  f, 
ind.  mid.  p<ix>'i"'i-  impf.  tpa- 
^Apiiv,  -ov,  -tro.  I  a.  nilJ.  tpa- 
Xlisduiji;  -«•  -'""o. 

C379) 


MEr 

hlax^peio;,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  pres.  mid. 
—  Mu;(^<i(i£c0ii,  Poet,  for  pax^- 
peOa,    1   pi.   pres.   ind.  mid.  — 
^axapriv.    Ion.    for    tpaxApiv^ 
impf.  mid.  of  last. 
M(i;^^of,  -£0f,  TO,  Dor.  for  pfixoi. 
Mux*'?/"",  -  f.  i'^''-  of  pd-^opai. 
Mu(|,  I'l  rai/i,  /o  nopurpuse,  amiss, 
without     catise,    inconsiderately, 
rashly  ;  wrongfully,  unjustly. 

Muv^ui'poj,  -u,  -01',  (fr.  piiip  in 
vain,  and  aSpd  a  breeze)  gcn% 
breathing,  siflly  blowing,  mur- 
muring, hollow-sounding. 

Maxlihof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  pd\l.  in  vain) 
empty,  vain  ;  J'oolish,  silly ;  use- 
less, unprnflable.  —  Mui|i^iuJS, 
same  as  pdi^. 

Mai|iXu'nnj  or  Mui|iXa'(>u5,  Dor. 
for  ^«i|iX(i*i;{,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  ^d>^ 
in  vain,  and  Xukf'ui,  Dur.  lor 
X;7*-(u)  to  make  a  noise)  a  use- 
less talker,  bablilir,  idle  prattler. 

Mdui  -d,  f.  -dam  or  -I'jau),  p.  -tjKa, 
to  desire,  seek,  be  anxious,  eager  ; 
to  hum,  aim  at,  long  for ;  to 
rush  on,  hurry,  hasten,  par.  per. 
act.  pcpanCis,  -KuTu,  -Kii,  by 
Sync.  pipaCii,  -via,  -6i. 

Muui',  indccl.  Heb.  <i  dtcclling. 

Mawac'tp,  indccl.  Hob.  strengths  or 
forces,  protectors,  guardians. 

M(,  a.  of  (yii. 

M/yu,  either  ihc  ncul.  of  peyas  or 
taken  adv.  for  ^tyriXuij. 

Mtyu/jpc/i/rrjj,  -ot,  &,  (fr.  fi/yaf 
great,  and  jipipui  to  roar)  loud- 
sounding,  roaring. 

MtynOupiTiij,  -ios  -oii{,  o,  i),  (fr. 
same,  and  Sdpaoi  courage)  cou- 
rageous, bold,  enterprising,  dar- 
ing, spirited,  magnanimous. 

yiiyadici,  n.  pi.  of  pcyadiis,  -io{, 
6,  I),  Ion.  for  piyaf. 

M«'yaO«s,  Ion.    for  piyi6o(. 

MiydOvpO!,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  pfyas 
great,  and  ?ufii$  (he  mind) 
magnanimous,  high-spirited ; 
indignant,  fitrre. 

Uiyaipa,  -u«,  >'/,  (fr.  next)  the 
name  of  one  of  the  Furies. 

Mty<i/pii>,  to  envy,  grudge  ;  aLo  to 
can  for,  regard,  respect. 

yi.eyaKr,Ti]i,  -tot,  b,  I'j,  (fr.  ii/yof 
great,  and  nijrus  a  whale)  large, 
huge,  immense,  big. 


.M«y<iX-j,  n.  pi.  ncul.  of  plyaf,  ndv. 

niiirh,  greatly,    mightily,  ahun- 

duiilty. 
Miyd'X.ii',  Dor.  for/ityiiXui',  g.  pi. 

of  ,i/y<jv. 
Miy"X.i»«p/a,  -Of,  fi,  Dor.  for  fii- 

yiiX»;i'op/a. 
MiynXiiiup,  -opof,  &,  Dor.  for  pc- 

yuXiivup. 
MiyiiXui'vir,  Scin.  conl.  jircH.  ind. 

U<'t.  or 
MiyiiXiMpy/ii)  -w,  (fr.  /(/yiv  )I'^'''''t 

«nd   aiiv/u    to  boHht)    /'I    'loot/, 

vaunt,  bme  ;  to  erull,  be  lofty, 

high,  prouit. 

Miyahivxlt(,  -loi  ""■■■<.  ""■'  M'yrf- 
Xouyot.-oM.fi,/),  (fr.sninf)  brag- 
ging. Imanling  ;  jimuit,  haughty, 
arrocani  ;   dlotlrd,  rdrliralrd. 

MtyuXniiy'n,  -IK,  ti,  (fr.  same) 
boasting,  exultation,  ]iridt. 


MEr 

MtyaXcrofi-a,  -ov,  (fr.  /i/yuf  great) 
great^  magnificfiit,  glorious,  il- 
liistrwux.  Tii  /ityuXtm,  glorious 
things,  miglUy  tvork.i. 
Mcya\cidTtii,  -ijrof,  i),  (fr.  last) 
greatntss,  tnnjrsti/,  magni/icencr, 
might,  power. 
yicyaXtiwfia,  -iiroj,  rO,    (fr.  same) 

same  as  List. 
Mt>'aA£TiVo.\o>, -oii,i,  1^,  (fr.  /</yof 
great,   and   fTri/JoXi)    a    design) 
aspiring  to  greatness. 
McyuXtiYopiui  -w,  f.  -vffui,  (fr.  fiiyai 
great,  and  ayopiu)  to  discourse, 
til.  ayop:i  the  forum)  louse  lojly 
language,  boast,  vaunt,  exult. 
'iile.yaXiiyopla,  -ai,  and  Ion.  yicya- 
)iiiyopit),  -tii,  i),  (fr.  same)  tofti/ 
language,  sublimity;    boasting, 
bombast. 
MtyaXj;yupof,  -01),  8,  }/,  (fr.  same) 
Ai^/i  sounding,   lofty    speaking, 
pompous,  boasting,  bragging. 
MeyaXrjioptii,    -ai,    f/,    (fr.     fiiyas 
great,    and  avfip  a  man)  pride, 
haughtiness;  mugnijicence,  gran- 
deur. 
Meya^ijvoyp,  -opoi,  h,  I),  (fr.  same) 
endued  with  great  courage,  cou- 
rageous, manly  ;  arrogant, proud, 
haughty. 
yieya\t']Topa,  a.  sin.  of 
Miya\i'iro>p,  -opos,  b,  i),  (fr.  ixiyai 
great,  and  ^rop  a  heart)  mag- 
nanimous, high-minded,  spirited, 
manly. 
yicyaXi^eo,  Ion.  for^tyaXf^ou,  pres. 

impr.  of 
MfyaXi^u),  f.  -lata,  (fr.  fiiyas  great) 
to  raise,  exalt,  aggrandize.    Mt- 
yaXi'^o^ai,  to  exult. 
McyaXdSo^o;,  -ov,  b,  '/,  (fr.  same, 
and    Sd^a    glory)    glorious,    re- 
nowned, Jamous,  celebrated. 
'McyaXoStapea  or   -i<i,   -as,   »/,    (fr. 
same,  and  iwpdv  a   gift)  liberali- 
ty, munificence,   bounty,  genero- 
sity. 
M£yaX(J(5u)pof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 

liberal,  munificent,  generous. 
MfyaXdt^u/iOf,  -0X1,  b,  i;,    (fr.  /ityas 
great,    and    ^v/iis    the    mind) 
same  as  fitydOvjios. 
Mtya'Xoiro?,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  same, 
and  u7tos  misery)  very  miserable, 
imetched,  iU-fatcd,  unfortunnte. 
yicyaXoKCvdns,   -ios  -ous,  b,  fi,    (fr. 
same,  a.n<\ kcuOos  a  hiding  place) 
liaving    large   caverns    or   deJis, 
capacious,  wide,  spacious. 
MtyaXd^iiffOof, -01),  6,  y,  (fr.  same,  i      and  i^u;;^;))    the  soul)  magnani- 
and  iiiirObs  reward)   hired  at  a\      mily,  nobleness  of  mind,  frank- 
gre'U     price,     receiving      greai]     ness,  generosity, 
wages  ;  enriched,  endowed.  I  McyaX(5i^u;^o{,  -ov,b,  i/,  (fr.  same) 

iieya\6fifiaros, -ov,b,i'i,  (fr.  same,       magnanimous,        higli-mindcd. 


MtyaXiJirfTpof,  -ou,  i,  !i,  (fr.  same, 

ami  iriTpa  a  rock)  rocky,  stony, 
MtyuXojrXooros-,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  Siiiiic, 
and  :rXuoroj  wealth)   vtry  rich, 
tcealthy, 
MiyuXoTfoi/u)  -ui,  f.  -ijaio,  p.  ^it/icyu- 
XoTTofrjKu,  (fr.  Siiiiic,  and  ttoi/w  to 
make)  to  7niignify,  exiul,  esteem 
highly. 
MeynXdToXiv,  -los,  Alt.  -eios,  >i,  (fr. 
same,  and  miXcs  a  city)  a  great 
city,  metropolis,  pi.  f,cyu\o::6yns. 
McyuXoTj9fT£i(i,   -as,  i),   (fr.  next) 
■magnificence,  grundcxir,    splen- 
dour, excellence,  glory. 
MtyuXoTrpcTf^f,  -cos  -ovs,  b,   I'l,  (fr. 
same,  and  Trpiiru)  to  be  conspicu- 
ous) mngnijicent,  glorious,  very 
excellent.   Coinp.  -iriarr.pos. 
MtyaXoTTfjcTTuf,  (fr.   same)  magni- 
ficently, gloriously,  excellently. 
MeyaXo-nTipvyus,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  fii- 
yas great,   and  Trripv^  a  ^ving) 
having  large  wings. 
MtyaXopfirifiovlij}   -C,    f.    -/jirta,     p. 
-i;KH,(fr.  same,  and ^f'u)  to  speak) 
to   use  lofty  language,    talk  of 
great  things,  boast,  vaunt,  brag. 
yicyaXoppr!fioavi')i,-ris,  ff,  (fr.  same) 

boasting,  vaunting,  bragging. 
McyaXoppi'iiiuiv,     -urns,    b,   y,     (fr. 
same)     using    lofty    language, 
high-flown,    boastful,    arrogant. 
Comp.  -ptjfioiiarcpos. 
MeyaXdaapKos,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr,  fxiyas 
great,   and    aap^  flesh)   fleshy, 
corpulent,  lusty. 
MtyaXoiipyirt,  -as,  >),  (fr.  same,  and 
f'pyoi'  work)  difficulty,  hardness  ; 
mai^nificcnce,  grandeur. 
MfyaXoi'iT,  a.  pi.  of  jiiyas. 
M.tyaXotpp6viiis,{(r. piyas groat,  and 
ipptiv  mind)  magnanimously,  cou- 
rageously, spiritedly  ;  haughtily. 
McyaXn(ppoavvr/,  -rjs,  /;,  (fr.   same) 
magnanimity,  courage,  bravery. 
McyaXui/ipoir,  -ovos,  b,  ^,  (fr.  same) 
magnanimous,        high-minded, 
spirited,    haui;hly,    proud,  cou- 
rageous, brave. 
yicyaXoipvnsy  -to;    -oDf,    5,    ^,  (fr. 
same,  and  (piais  nature)  natural- 
ly sublime. 
McyaXo^v'ta,  -as,  f/,  (fr.  same)  na- 
tive    sublimity,      loftiness       of 
thought. 
y[cyaXAt[iij>vos,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  fiiyas 
great,  and  0ui'/)a  voice)  having 
a  loud  voice,  shouting,  loud. 
Mi.yu.Xo\\iV)(i.a,   -as,  I'h   (fr.   same, 


and  6)1  fia  the  eye)  large-eyed. 

MtyaXdfota,  -as,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
v6oi  the  understanding)  magna- 
nimity, elevation  of  soul,  sublimi- 
ty oftnouglU. 

McyaX/ivvfia;,   -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  same, 


noble,  aspiring,  generous,  am- 
bitious. 

M£yaXoi^i1;^(of  (fr.  \n.?i)  generonsly, 
nobly,  magnificently: 

^\cyaivvdnTui,  3  sin.  1  a.  impr. 
pass,  of 


and    6vvfia.    ^ol.    for   Cvojui  aj  McyuXuDw,   f.  -ivZ,  p.  fiifitydXvy- 
n3.mp,)  celeorattd,  illustrious, far-\      >.«,  (fr.  /i/yaf  great)  to  enlarge-. 


famed. 

yityaXowdOeta,  -as,  hi  Cr-  same,  I 
and  r:ddos  grief)  great  sorrmn,\ 
affliction. 


make  larger ;  to  make  great, 
magnify,  extol,  celebrate,  praise. 
impf.    f/iryaAi/i'ov,  -ts,  -c.    1    a. 

cfjcyiiXwa.  per.  pass.  fiquydXvu-  Mco/j)  -w,  f.  -ijcu),  to  rule,  regulate^ 
(380) 


fiat.  1  a,  pass.  iiid.  CfieyaXdv^iiv 
iinpr.  /i£yuXii>'9i;n,  -firu)'  inf.  fic- 
ynXvyUi)vai.  1  II  Jiass.  luyuXvv 
OijCOfiai. 
Mtyu'XiOjua,  -aros,  Tii,    (fr.    fiiyai 

great)  magnificence,  grandeur. 
M£ya'Xws-,      (fr.      same)     greatly, 
much, mightily, very, exceedingly. 
MtyaXujffTi,  Ion.  for  last. 
McyuAwaiin;,    -r/j,    »;,    (fr.    fiiyas 
groat)  greatness,  majesty,  subli- 
mity, magnificence. 
Mcydvii)p,-upits%b,ii,  (fr.  same,  and 
ai'fip  a  man)  ennobling,  making 
great,  adding  lustre,  magnificent. 
Miyapa,  -wi',   rii,     Alegnra,     the 
name  of  a  city  ;    and   Mtydpa, 
-as,  I'l,  or  a  woman. 
M£ya'j3£CTO(,  Ion.  for  Mayrfpoio-ir,  d. 

pi.  of  last. 
Mcyapevs,  -ios,  b,  a  man  of  Mega- 

ra.  pi.  Mcyapus- 
Mcydpoicnv,i{.  pi.  Ion.  of 
Miyapov,  -ou,  rb,  (fr.  next)  a  great 
houfe,  mansion,  palace,   h<ruse ; 
a    spacious     apartment,    dining 
hall,  chamber. 
Mf'yaf,  fiEyaXri,  fiiya, great,  large , 
big,   tall;    grand,   magnificent; 
supreme,      mighty,     powerful ; 
loud,    awful ;    splendid,    hand- 
some, g.  fLtydXov,  ficydXi/s,  ficyd- 
Xov.   a.   fiiyav,  fnydXtjv,    fiiya.. 
Comp.  jtd^uiv  or  fidaawn,  sup. 
piyicTog. 
McyaoOeniis,   -ios  -ovs,   b,   {/,    (fr. 
last,  arid  ffflfVof  strength)  endued 
with   great    strength,    powerful, 
mighty,  strong, 
yityaippoviiii  or  M£yaXo(^poi'/(<)  -w, 
(fr.  same,  and  ifipfiv  the  mind)  to 
be    liigh-minded,  aspire  to ;    to 
take  courage. 
MiyeOos,  -cos  -ovs,  rD,  (fr.  fiiyas 
great)  greatness,  largeness,  mag- 
nitude, vastness ;    size,  stature  ; 
grandeur,      majesty,      magnifi- 
cence;  power,  might. 
McyeOdKotos,  -a,-ov,  (fr.  same,  and 
■iroiiu)  to  make)    making  great, 
powerful,  infiuential. 
McyiOvi'oi>,{.  -vvH,  (fr.^/yaj  great) 
to  make  great,  magnify.     Mcya- 
Ovvofiat,  to  be  ilignificd  or  lojly, 
yiryipa,  -us,  ^,  jEol.  for  Meydpa, 

a  woman's  name. 
M£y;/paTof,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  fiiya  very, 
and  cpdiii  to  love)  very  much  lov- 
ed, beloved,  dear ;  lovely,  amiable, 
yiiyvs,  -VTOS,  b,  Meges,  a  man's 

name. 
McyiaruvcSi    "'^''t    -"h   (^r.    fiiyas 
great)   persons    of  great    rank, 
great  men,  noblemen,  lords,  chief 
magistrates,  d.  pi.  pcyiariKTi. 
M.tyiaT6iroXis,  -ios,  Att.  -tus,  b,  >], 
(fr.  piytoTus  very  great,  and  tto- 
Xij  a  city)  exalter  of  cities, 
yicyiardrijios,  -ov,   b,  f/,  (fr.    next, 
and  Tip))  honour)  holding  or  en- 
joying the  greatest  honours,  high- 
ly eiteemcd, 
Miyicros,  -ih-ov,  sup.  otpiyas. 
y\ci]iovaa,  pres.  par.  fem.  ofpciiw. 
yidiaOo),  3  sin.  pres.   impr.  pass. 
oi  pioi/i. 


ME© 

stuperirUend,     attend    to,    mind, 
take  care  of,  guard,  protect. 

iAciijaoitat,  1  f.  mid.  of  last. 

iAiiiiiyos,  •ov,  0,  a  kind  of  mea- 
sure, a  bushel. 

MefoiaTO,  Ion.  for  fiiSottro,  3  pi. 
pres.  opt.  mid.  of  ^{^oj. 

Mf'i3oiffa,  -as.  Dor.  for  iiUSovca, 
-F75,  fi,  Medusa. 

Miiovres,  see  jiiiiav. 

Miiovoa,  -vi,  h^  (fem.  par.  pres.  of 
next)  Medusa,  a  woman's 
name. 

Mfiiii,  same  as  ficSiia. 

Mf'i'uiv,  -ovaa,  -ov,  (pres.  par.  act. 
of  last)  Subs,  a  ruler,  counsellor, 
chief,  prince,  guwdian  of  the 
people,  mas.  a  man's  name,  fern, 
a  woman's. 

Milca,  -wv,  TO,  (fr.  fi/trof  the  mid- 
dle) the  private  parts,  properly  of 
brutes. 

ME^oi-uif,  (fr.  next)  more  largely, 
more  extensively,  more  capa- 
ciously. 

Mt'^uii'  —  Mf^o),  Ion.  for  ftcl^oiv, 
and  jiti^u). 

t/ltd',  for  ficra,  before  an  aspirate. 

McOtiipci^  -u>,  (fr.  fitrd  intens.  and 
a'tpiu}  to  take)  to  take,  receive, 
seize. 

MtOop/Jii^u)  -Trui,  f.  -CO),  (fr.  ftcra 
instead  of,  and  apfii^w  to  fit,  th. 
apu  to  fit)  to  change,  alter,  trans- 
Jorm ;  to  adjust,  suit,  adapt, 
join.  Jit ;  to  brin^  from  one 
place  to  another,  transfer,  trans- 
pose ;  to  reform,  correct,  a- 
mend. 

MfOa'p/JOffij, -io{,  Att.  -tw{,  fi,  (fr.  I 
last)  alteration,  change,  trans-, 
position ;  correction,  amend- 
ment. 

McOiriKci>,  Ion.  for  iiiBijKCv,  3  sin.  I 
a.  ind.  of ftiOinfi- 

TAiOtWi,  3 sin.  2  a.  md.  act.  ofjie- 
Oatpim. 

MtOcifilvof,  par.  —  M/Ofi/iai,  ind. 
per.  pasH.  —  yicOiifai,  2  a.  mf. 
act.  —  y\tOctf,  2  a.  par.  act.  — 
yiidctTC,  Sync,  for  fiidclnrt,  2  pi. 
2  a.  opt.  act.  —  Mtdilu),  Ion. 
and  Poet.  for/jiOui,  2  a.  sub.  act. 
of  fiiOlniii. 

S[t6c\uv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  iicOaiplu). 

McOi\Kii>,  (fr.  fUTii  with,  and  Axw 
to  draw)  to  draw  with  or  to,  at- 
tract. 

McOf/icv,  Ion.  for  fuBtlvai,  2  a.  inf. 
art.   of  iitOlriiii. 

MfO/fif,  •"><,  All.  -cw5,<,  (fr.  /itr/- 
yu)  to  nharc,  ih.  I'yu  to  have) 
partirtpntion,  iktlrihutinn,  sliarr, 
rnmmuninn. 

Mifl/fo/irti,  1  f.  mid.  of  ^ct/;^w. 

MiO/iorof,  -oir,  6,  (fr.  fitrA  after,; 
and  /opr>>  a  fcart)  a  necond 
coumr,  dessert,  remove  ;  an  inter* 
lude,  farce, 

M/OfjTf,  Ion.  for  /i/flcur:,  3  nin, 
impf  in<l.  of 

MtOlwa,  (fr.  utTi'i  along  with,  and 
Inu  to  follow)  to  fnllnw  along 
with,  accompany,  atlcn/l ;  to 
drive  nflrr  or  louianU ;  to  trim, 
seek,  search  ;  to  rrmovt  to,  tritiuh 
fer  ;  to  embrace. 


ME0 

yitB(p\itivc!>LTai,  3  sin.  md.  —  Mt- 
dcpurivcvofttvos,  -jj,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 

yiidtpuvvcviii,  f.  -tiai,),  p.  ficBijpfifi- 
vivKu,  (fr.  jitTa  instead  of,  and 
fpf<')V£uu>  to  explain)  to  translate, 
interpret,  explain. 

MtSfprufo),  (fr.  jUTa  after,  and  Ip- 
Tu^ui,  same  as  Ip-m  to  creep)  to 
creep  after. 

Hides,  2"sin.  and  Mf'Otrt,  2  pi.  2  a. 
impr.  act.  of  ixcdhifit. 

y\t9ecTavai,   Sy.ic.  for  utOtaraKl- 

vai,  per.  inf.  act ^IcdiartiKu, 

per.  ind.  act.  —  ^lidcarriKu;, 
Cras.  fitOecTiiii,  per.  par.  act.  of 
lteOi(TTi]fii. 

yiiOti,  -vi,  fi,  (fr.  fiiOv  wine)  drunk- 
enness, intoxication,  rcvelrj/. 

McBiiKd,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  iicBhifii. 

MeBiJKw,  (fr.  fttra  along  with,  and 
Tjuro)  to  coMie)  to  come  to  or  uAlh ; 
tu  bring  with,  fetch. 

'MiO'iiJiai,  (fr.  same,  and  ijjuai  to 
sit)  to  sit  with,  keep  company 
with,  assnciale. 

McBiificptibs,  -)),  -bv,  (fr.  fitrd  with, 
and  t'l^ipn  a  day)  day  by  day, 
daily,  every  day. 

McBrifioavvri,  -tjs,  }),  (fr.  jitBirifii  to 
neglect)  negligence,  remissness, 
carelessness. 

Mi.Bn^itav,-ofos,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  re- 
miss, negligent,  careless.  Subs. 
a  coward,  sluggard. 

iXeBripivdi;  Dor.  for  ficBtjotviav,  g. 
pi.  of 

MtBtiptvis  for  /tcOrificpivii. 

MiBris,  2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act Mc- 

Bi'iow,  -CIS,  -ft,  1  f.  ind.  act. — 
yiiBi'iaciitv,  Ion.  for  fiiOi'/aeiv,  1  f. 
inf.  act.  of  ncOirjiit. 

MfOii^pi'o/irtc,  (fr.  jiiTa  instead  of, 
and  ti^piiit  to  sit  down)  to  move 
or  alter  one's  position  ;  to  change 
hahttalion,  remove. 

MtSiVpucif,  -loj,  Alt.  -tiDf,  !},  (fr. 
same)  change,  alteration,  remo- 
val. 

NhOi'ti,  for  ficBln,  3  sin.  impf  ind. 
act. —  McOi //if !'(!(,  Dor.  inr/irOt- 
ivai,  pres.  inf  act.  —  McBUv, 
Bd'Ot.  Sync,  for  iiiBlrjuav,  3  pi. 
of  fiiBltiv,  impf.  itid.  act.  of 

Mt0fj)/Ji,  f  -I'lno,  (fr.  ^jfrii  from, 
and  7r!fii  to  send)  /o  send  awny, 
o/r  or  ./'';r//i  ;  /«  utter  ;  to  Ihrnv, 
let  fly,  disrharijr  ;  'to  dismiss,  lit 
go  ;  to  alialr,  slacken  ;  to  nrgircl^ 
disrrg'ird,  omit;  to  decline, 
shrink  frnm,  refuse  ;  to  permit, 
allriw,  suffer  ;  to  leave  fj^,  desist; 
Id  nhandnn,  give  up. 

MiOijilvni,  Dor.  for  /itOiJvai,  2  a. 
inf.  art.  of  Iniil. 

MiBioTdyiiv,  prcK.  inf  art.  of 

MjOiirrrfi'Ui,  f.  nirnnT/iaio,  p.  /itO/a- 
TijKn,  (fr.  iiiTi)  indlond  of,  and 
iffrrffo),  name  aa  Inrrtfii  lo  plar»>) 
aamc  as 

yicOlarrifii,  f.  iitrnnTi'inia,  p.  fitOla- 
min,  (fr.  Buino,  and  Jnrnin  to 
pl.'irc)  In  rhaner  nnr  for  annlhrr, 
suMil'ilr,  fjrhnni;r ;  la  trans- 
fer, rrmnvr^  diijitace  ;  In  drive 
nwny,  rrpri,  banish,  send  inln 
banishment ;  In  rntigrrilr,  dr. 
(Wl) 


MEG 

jiart ;  to  clumgr,  be  converted; 
to  go  over  to  the  other  side,  de- 
sert, pervert,  bung  over,  seduce; 
to  cojivert,  alter.  Mt0(Vruj/ai,  to 
revolt,  rebel;  Iodic;  to  surren- 
der, give  up.  1  a.  ind.  nerecrrri- 
aa.  2  a.  fitrcaTriv.  I  a.  ind.  pass. 
fiCTCardBtiv. 

yicBu'cia,  -as,  fi,  (fr.  next)  impo- 
sition, trick,  deceit,  artt/ice. 

'SlcOolcvto,  f.  -ti'ffu),  p.  jiiBwiiVKa, 
(fr.  next)  to  impose  upon,  trick, 
deceive,  use  artifice,  plot  against, 

'SliBoSos,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  /tcTd  with,  and 
bt^os  away)  a  regular  plan,  vie- 
thvil,  system ;  a  cunning  ujoy, 
skill,  craft. 

y/lcOo'yKTj,  -tts,  I'l,  (fr.  /iCTii  wirii,  and 
iXku)  to  draw)  a  druuing  asun- 
dir,  separation. 

Mcflo/iiXcoi'  -oiii',  Ion.  for  fuBuftl- 
\ovv,  impf.  ind.  act.  oi" 

MtOo/iiAf'u)  -ia,  f,  -rjau),  (fr.  ^tra 
along  with,  and  o/xiXos  a  crowd) 
to  be  intimate  or  conversant 
with ;  to  associate,  keep  company 
with. 

McBoptov,  -ov,  ru,  (fr.  /trrd  with, 
and  bpns  a  boundary)  conjines, 
border,  limit.  HiBipia,  -toi',  rd, 
the  confines. 

y\c96ptos,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  same)  hor- 
dcrin-j;,  bounding,  adjacent. 

MeOop/Ki'u),  f.  -I'laij),  (fr.  fitrd  a- 
gainst,  and  hpfidu)  to  rush)  to  rusli. 
or  drive  against ;  V>  attack,  charge. 
1  a.  par.  pass.  ftcOopiiqBcii. 

MtOon/n'^ii),  f.  -tau),  (fr.  j/trvj  in- 
stead of,  and  opfios  a  mooring) 
to  change  the  mooring  of  ships, 
send  them  to  other  harbours  ;  to 
harbour,  shelter. 

M/Ou,  -vos,  rd,  vine. 

MiOviiTui,  -a.  Dor.  for  /nOinVrijs, 
-ov,  u,  (fr.  last,  and  iliiiifit  to 
give)  n  giver  of  wine,  an  epithet 
of  Bacchus. 

M(flt)/ii'n/os,-oi/,  b,!i,of  Methymni . 

MtOiiuuffi,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  d.  pi. 
pres.  par.  act.  —  MtOucOtii  I 
a.  |>ar.  pass,  of  ficBvoi. 

MfOi'ffif, -io«,  All.  -tills,  i),  (fr.  fii- 
Ov  wine)  itrunkrnnr.is,  rrvilling. 

y[iBt'<nKittBiii,  pres.  inf.  pacs.  — 
yiiBvaKwBc,  i  pi.  pres.  impr. 
jiast.  —  MfWi'ffud/iti'Of,  -I;,  -ov, 
par.  pres.  pass,  of 

.Mfftr'iTku),  f.  -lV(u,  (fr.  fitBvti)  to 
make  mrrry,  th.  filOv  wine)  tu 
make  drunk,  iniliriale,  intnxnalc, 
MiOvoKount,  lo  be  drunk,  drink 
,frrrly  vithnut  intoxication,  1  n. 
ind,  nrl.  iii/llvaa.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.  tiudvndiiv'  Hub.  /nOvaOii, 
•  i)i,  -t).  1  f.  ind.  pass.  laQvoOi)- 
aofint. 

M/WiiT/jn,-2(ro(,  rA,(fr.  la.<il)'/ninA:- 
tnnrss  ;  strong  drink. 

MlBvaoKirralios,  -i>v,  h,  (fr.  jilBv- 
oos,  drimken,  and  Kdrmftm  con- 
vivial Fiporl)  o  drunkard;  log 
drunk  lo  play. 

yUBvaos,  -ov,  i,  //,  (fr.  fi/Ov  wine) 
drunken,  intoxicated, 

Wiflvarih.ii,  -11,  •oc,(fr.  /itrij  oftpr, 
l<i'«r)  corning  nfler ; 


MEI 

MtOi'irrudj,  -(>,  -Jr,  (iV.  fi(Ov  wine) 
fomi  of'tirink,  timiling. 

MteiiiD,  V.  -iVu),  (tr.  /itni  lifter,  iinil 
5i!iD  to  sacritiee)  to  drink  itjlrr  a 
sncrifice,  make  mrrri/^  he  JuvKil, 
linnk/reili/ ;  tohr  ilriink,  inlojri- 
cattd;  to  be  Jillcd,  plcnlifuUy 
fed. 

TAtiidii)  -w,  f.  -»iffu),  p.  ficittldtiKa, 
to  smile,  /du^/i.  1   a.  iiid.  c/icl- 

Mfijij^n,    -itruf,   tD,   (fr.    last)    n 

smile,  laughter. 
Miliijaa,  -ai,  -c,  Ion.  for  tuMriaa, 

1   a.    illii.  —  Mti^»i<fa?,     -aaaa, 

-aav.  1  a.  par.  act.  offiti^aui. 
Mrii'iii'u)  -w,  I.  -daii>,  and  MciJidw, 

Poet,  /o  smile,  lauglt ;    to  grin, 

look  Jierce. 
Mt/Cov,  neiit.  of  fict^tav. 
MtiCiii'wf,  (fr.  lici^iiii'  greater)  more 

ahundanllfi,  in  a  greater  degree, 

more  fully. 
Mti^drtpoj,  -a,  -or,  a  conip.  oi fii- 

yai. 
Mt(^u),  cont.  fr.  /icl^ova  -^oa  -^u),  a. 

sin.  or  neut.  pi.  of 

Mtl'Cui',  -Ol'Oi,  0,  )';,  COmp.  of iilyai. 

MeiAaridiv,  -(<iioj,6,  a  propcrnamc. 

MeiAiyfia,  -aro;,  rb,  {fr.  jjctXiaau) 
to  sooth)  o  sootlting,  balm,  alle- 
viation; qfflring  fur  the  dead. 

MnXudf,  -J),  -oc,  (fr.  ^iXi  honey) 
sweet,  pleasing,  soolliing. 

MnXiioj,  -fi,  -or,  Poet,  for  fir.\iv6i. 

^Iti'Aioc,  -01),  r3,  (fr.  ^i/Ai  honey) 
a  present,  gift,  tlowry  ;  offering. 

yict^iaai/jiti'.  Ion.  for  jinXiaativ, 
pres.  inf.  act.  — MfiXiatrtci,  Ion. 
for  fictXiaaov,  pres.  ini|ir.  pass,  of 

MciAiVffo),  f.  -(w,  (fr.  |ijX(  honey) 
to  sweeten,  please, gratify,  charm  ; 
to  sooth,  calm,  appease ;  recon- 
cile. 

M£iXi;^ia,  -as. »/,  (fr.  same)  gentle- 
ness, lenity,  sweetness,  blandish- 
ment. 

MtiX'j^/oKriv,  Ion.  for  ^£iXi;^iotj, 
d.  pi.  of 

M£iXi;^(Oj,  -ov,  b,  I],  and  M£iXi;^^of, 
-ov,  b,  1],  (fr.  ^/Xi  honey)  kind, 
gentle,  courteous;  southing,  ap- 
peasing, conciliatory ;  atoning, 
propitiatory. 

yiclvat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  M£i>'af,  1 
a.  par.  act.  n.  pi.  ficnavrn  — 
Mfi'voi',  -dru,  2  pi.  -larc,  1  a. 
impr.  act.  —  Mfi'i'/j?,  -ji,  2  and  3 
sin.  yidvijTt,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
of  /jivui. 

iilciova,  a.  sin.  of  ficiuiv. 

yictoviKTtoj  -H,  f.  -^cui,  (fr.  fitluv 
less,  and  /yu  to  have)  to  have 
less,  be  poor,  be  in  want,  be  in- 
ferior or  deficient ;  to  be  beneath, 
of  low  rank,  not  on  a  level 
luith. 

JAt'.onc^ln,  -05,  Ij,  (fr.  ssrmc)  dimi- 
ttulion,  lessening ;  inferiority, 
poverty  ;  contempt,  scorn ;  inju- 
ry, wrong. 

Mf/ouj,  for  ficiovti  or  fxiiovai,  a.  pi. 
of  ft  cimv. 

yieiovcdni,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 

}titt6u)  -a,  f.  -liau),  p.  -Krt,  (fr.  fjcl- 
fov  less)  to  lessen,  diminish,  im-- 
pair  ;  undervalue,  underrate,  de- , 


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press,   despise  ;   to  moderate,  re- 
press, restrain,  per.   pass,  fiifttt- 

U)/1(I(. 

MfipuK£vo/iai,  (fr.  fitlpii^  a  youth) 
to  be  young,  simw  or  J  eel  the  heat 
of  youth  j  to  bloom  ;  to  treat  as  a 
child,  fondle,  caress, 

M£ip<uui'rouui,  (fr.  next)  to  play 
the  chiltl,  act  childishly,  behave 
foolishly. 

MeipaKtov,  -ov,  tu,  (dim.  of  /ictpa^ 
a  youth)  a  child  ;  it  boy,  lad. 

MupaKliTKoi,  -ov,  »,  same  as  last. 

McipaKtiif/l<;,  -£3f  -ovs,  b,  »;,  (fr 
same)  youthful,  ardent,  vche- 
ment ;  puerile,  cliildisli ;  simple, 
silly,  foolish. 

MeipaKtuikoi,  (fr.  last)  youthfully, 
ardently ;  like  a  young  man, 
striving  to  appear  young. 

y\.tlpni,  -aKoi,  0,  I'l,  a  boy  or  girl, 
child;  iieak,  dilinale  ;  in  second 
childhood,  worn  out ;  effeminate, 
uwnanish. 

yieipco.  Ion.  for  ficlpov,  pres.  impr. 
mid.  —  Mfiptrui,  3  sin.  pres. 
ind.  mid.  of  fxdpui. 

"MdpiTai,  Aphair.  for  \ndpe.Tai,  3 
sin.  pres.  mid.  of'indpui. 

"^eipijitvai,  n.  pi.  fern.  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 

Mti'pu),  f.  -tpw,  p.  filjiopKa  or  fi- 
fiopKit,  to  divide,  shore,  distribute, 
dispense,  apportion  ;  to  allot,  file, 
destine.  Mti'pouui,  to  get  a  shore 
of,  partake  of,  obtain,  get,  en- 
joy, per.  pass,  fiiympjiai,  Alt. 
dfiiipinat.  per.  mid.  ixijiopa,  Att. 
Ijjfiripn. 

yidf,fidvos,b,JEo\.for  piiv,-rivbs,b. 

Mei'nj/iu,  -arof,  TO,  and  Mtioxris, 
-105,  Att.  -t(D5,  >),  (fr.  next)  de- 
crease,lessening,  diminution,  loss. 

yidijiv,-ovoi;,  b,  f),  comp.  of  ptKpi'n. 

Mciwnkds,  -i),  -01/,  (fr.  last)  rle- 
gruding,  lessening,  undervalu- 
ing. ^' 

NltXaYyaioi,  and  M£Xdyy£io?,  -ov, 
and  MfXd'yycwj,  -w,  b,  !/,  {fr.  fil- 
X«?  black,  and  yola  or  yTi  the 
earth)  having  black  soil,  produc- 
tive, fertile,  rirli. 

McX«'yKap7ro?,  -ov,  b,  )'/,  (fr.  same, 
ancl  Kup;:6s  fruit)  having  black 
fruit. 

Me\(iyK€pos,  -ov,  0,  4,(fr.  same, and 
Kioui  a  born)  having  black  horns; 
mortid,  deadly  ;  disguised. 

Me^iiyKupv(jioi,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kofjviph  atop)  having  a  black 
head,  hlark  crested. 

MtXu'yffpok'oj,  -ov,  6,  ('),  (fr.  same, 
Sind  KpoKij  cloth)  vnth  black  sails. 

WcXityxi'irni',  a.  sin.  of 

MtX'iyX"'''''?!  """i    "j  ^'  C""'   f'Xn; 
black,   and    ;^a(T(7   hair)    black 
liaired. 

JJlc^<iyX^"">!7  "'"''  ^)  '''   ('"''•   /^fXri? 

black, and  ;^ti;jwi'  winter)  ground 

where  tlie  snow  has  melted  away  ; 

the'haunts  of  hares. 
^tXdyx'iioi,  -out  i,  >h  C^-   same) 

black,  dark. 
yicXnyx'triJv,  -u>vof,b,  ';,  (fr.  same, 

and  yiTwv  a  coat)  in  mourning. 

clothed  in  black,  sad,  mournful. 

M£XayYoXa'u)  -w,  f  -I'/aw,  (fr.  next) 

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to  he  viclnnrholy,  sad;  to  he 
mad,  rave;  to  be  angry  or  indig- 
nant at. 

Uc>^ny)^uMa,-a(,  //,  (fr.  ftiXaf  black, 
and  x"^!!  I'ili')  black  bile,  me- 
lancholy, mculness. 

y[c\dyxo)iOi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
black  with  gore  ;  poisoned. 

Ut\(iyXp^os,  -ioTos,  b,  !i,  (fr.  ^/Xaf 
black,  and  ;^pw{  the  skin)  dark 
c.oiiijilexioned,  lawny,  sivarthy. 

Mf'XiiOpoi',  -ou,  rd,  the  ridge,  ridge- 
beam  ;  the  roof  of  a  house ;  a 
house,  palace  ;  a  cell,  cave. 

MeXaOpduj  -w,  f.  -tiaiD,  (fr.  last)  to 
coi'cr,  roof  arch  or  vault  ;  to 
form  into  cells  or  chambers. 

MfXai'id,  n.  sin.  feni.  —  M£Xaii'a'- 
uii',  A.0I.  for /itXa/iwi',  g.  pi. — 
MfXni'i'/jffi,  Ion.  for  ^fXuii'aif,  d. 
pl.  fern,  of  ^/Xas. 

MiX/ii'i'cro,  Ion.  for  CficXalvtro,  3 
sill,  inipf.  ind.  mid.  of 

McXai'i'w,  f.  -uvd,  (fr. /u'Xaf  black) 
to  blacken,  make  black.  MfXaiVo 
fim,  to  grow  black  or  livid. 

McXapfldOris,  -£05  -ovi,  b,  l/,  (fr.  jti- 
Xh5  lilack,  and  (iddoi  depth)  (/ep;>, 
dark,  gloomy. 

yicXa/jzuyfji,  -hi  -ovs,  b,  f),  (fr. 
same,  and  tti'iyvvpi  to  fasten) 
black,  clotted,  gory. 

MfXrif/TTi 77X05,  -01',  ^1  '/,  (ff-  same, 
and  Tr{7rXo>'  a  veil)  clothed  in 
black,  sable-robed. 

M£X«;i7rf'raXo5,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and  TrfVaXov  a  leaf)  black-leaved, 

M£Xa^7ruyo5,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same, 
and  iriiyj)  buttocks)  black  but- 
tocks, hairy,  strong,  lusty. 

MiXajjipiihs,  -ii>s  -ovs,  b,  If,  (fr. 
same,  and  i^dw  to  shine)  shining 
black,  glossy. 

MfXd/j^uXXos,  -01',  b,  Ij,  (fr.  same, 
and  (fiiiWov  a  leaf)  black-leaved. 

McXh'/j  j.i;i^i5,  "tios,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  ipnifios  a  pebble)  having 
black  pebbles. 

M£Xui',  -afos,  rb,  (neut.  of  same) 
ink. 

NUXai/aiyis,  -1^05,  f),  (fr.  same,  and 
niyis  a  breastplate)  having  a 
black  brevilplale  or  shield.  Or, 
(fr.  aiyis  a  storm)  exciting  black 
storms  ;  furious,  deadly. 

M£Xai'«uy</5,  -fo;  ■<ori5,  6,  j),  (fr. 
same,  and  avyt]  brightness)  bl<trk 
brilliant,  glossy  ;  purpled,  gory. 

yii\dvliiTos,-av,b,!i,  (fr.  same,  and 
^fw  to  tie)  bound  with  black, 
sheathed  in  black,  black  hilted. 

y\i.\av^ivtis,  -ov,  0,  r],  (fr.  same,  and 
ilvrj  a  whirlpool)  having  black 
whirlpools,  dark-rolling. 

MfXn'iT^oKos,  -ou,  0,1],  {fr  /liXnv  ink, 
and  hfxojiai  to  receive)  holding 
ink. 

^ItXuvcifioviuj  -H,  {fr.  f(f'Xa5  black, 
and  £('//«  clothes,  th.  'iw  to  put 
on)  to  dress  in  black,  put  on 
mourning. 

M£X«'i/9£«,  -as,  n,  (fr.  //f'Xot  black, 
and  ^cdo/iai  to  see)  a  disease  of 
the  ei/es. 

.M£Xff'i'9i7<7ai',  Ion.  for  £^£X«'i'0»;(Tav, 
3  pl.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of /JcXuiVu. 

M£Xrfv9ioi',  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  fiiXas  black, 


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and  dvdoi  a  flower)  a  block  pop- 
py- 

hltXavia,  -Qf,  i';,  (Ir.  /i/Xa;  black) 
blackne'S,  darkness  ;  dark  clouds. 

IdcXai'ocoXuui;  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  fii\av 
ink,  and  iijfonai  to  receive)  an 
ink  bottle. 

hle^avoKdpiios,  -ov,  o,  i),  (fr.  fii\ns 
black,  and  xap^ia  a  heart)  blarh 
hearted,  hollow  and  dark. 

MtXaidTTTcpos,  -ov,  b,  i},  (fr.  same, 
and  vripv^  a  wing)  black-trmg- 
ed,  frightful,  iU-hodvig. 

tieXavoavoiiatoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  cipja  a  stream)  black-flow- 
ing., dark-rotlins. 

MtAavovpdf,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
oi'pd  a  tail)  black-Ualed ;  evil, 
bud,  corrupt. 

McXavd^pui,  -uTO(,  b,  ri,  same  as 

ftcXayxP'^f- 

MfXai'du  -ui,  same  as  ^cXa/vu. 

MtAuiTf(;^'i)f,  -ios  -oEf,  b,  r)  (fr.  fii- 
Xaj  black,  and  rti^oq  a  wall) 
having  black  xoalls. 

MfXavTiJpia,  -Of,  i,  (fr.  same) 
blacking  ;  smv!,  dirt. 

liicXavvfpoi,  -OV.  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  viuip  water)  dark-flowing, 
deep-roUmg,  deep. 

MfXof,  -aifa,  -av,  /jfXavof,  -alvtif, 
-avof,  (fr.  u^  not,  and  tXn, 
brightness)  Mack,  sable;  dark, 
gloomy  ;  dismal,  deadly.  Comp. 
lic\di/Tcpo(. 

iiliXnCfia,  -uTOf,  ri,  and  MiXaff^df, 
-ov,b,  (fr.  last)  darkness,  black- 
ness ;  a  black  spot,  mole. 

Mt\i6fiivof,  prcs.  par.  pas?,  of 

M/Xiu  or  M/Xi'o/iai,  to  soften,  melt, 
dissolve,  liquify,  melt  away,  cm- 
nime  ;  to  boil,  dress  victuals, 
cnok  ;  to  boil  or  bubble  tip. 

MtXtn,  b,  indecl.   a  man's  name. 

MtXoiypMtf,  Guinea-hens,  turkeys, 

MfX/aypof,  -ou,  b,  a  man's  name. 

iili\ciulvu),  (fr.  fiiXii  it  is  a  care) 
to  regard,  take  care  of,  attend 
to. 

Ml\{friiia,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  samc) 
care,  anxiety,  solicitude. 

i/itXiiiav,  -iyo(,  i,  nnd  \ltMiu}VO(, 
ov,  6,  and  MfXf(5ovti>v,  -to(,  b, 
(fr.  same)  a  care-tahr^  guar- 
dian, strtrard  ;  a  king,  prin--e, 
rulrr^  governor, 

McXi^iavri,  -i/{,  /(,  (fr.  last)  care, 
anrifly,  solirilu.tt. 

W'.XItairiv  nnd  M/Xtffffir,  Ion.  nnd 
Pwt.   for   fifKtat,    A.  pi.  of  /i/- 

Xo(. 

M/Xci,  f.  fit\fiau,  p.  iitii/Xit"',  (im- 
per».  fr.  ^/Xoi  or  /jiX/w  to  con- 
ccm )  |7  is  a  rare  or  roncrrn  ;  il 
M  an  object  or  mntlrr  of  care. 
impf.  IfitXt,  Alt.  (j^tXt.  per.  mid. 

(tIfiriXt. 

MtXtiffrl,  (fr.  ^Ao(  n  limb)  limb 
from  limb^  asunder,  in  pieces, 
pierrmml, 

MfXfoirart/J,-,  -lo(-aTi(,  h,  /(,  (fr,  ^Z- 
Xtof  imfortiinnl«>,  nnd  irrfOoj  nuf- 
ferinc)  sufmng  pnin,  misera- 
bly ajflicled, 

MtXciSTiio?,  -01',  4,  (fr.  next,  nnd 
^(fKo?  hhonr)  causing  affliction, 
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'MAfoj, -a, -ov,  (fr.  fitXos  a  limb) 
frviltess,  vain,  idle,  ineffectual, 
impotent ;  unhopjiy,  unfortu- 
nate, tiretched,  mi.ifrable. 

MeXioippCiv,  -ui 3f,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  last,  and 
dpiiv  the  mind)  distressed  in 
mind,  fretting,  miserable. 

Mf'Xtoi,  d.  pi.  of  fiiXoi. 

.MtX/T(i,  2  sin.  —  MtXfT.Trr,  2  pi. 
cont.  prcs.  impr.  —  MfXfnlf,  2 
sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  fit- 
Xtra'u). 

MrXfnii,  (impers.  fr.  fiiXo/iai  or 
fiiXu  to  concern)  same  HSfiiXti. 

MfXtrdu  -<ii,  t.  fiiXtr/iau),  p.  fitfitXi- 
rnxa,  (fr.  ^tX/rr;  care.  th.  ftiXn 
it  is  a  care)  to  t'lke  care  of,  mind, 
attend  to,  be  intent  on  ;  to  medi- 
tate, premeditate,  study,  cultivate; 
to  practise,  exercise  ;  to  declaim, 
practise  speaking.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
eucXirriaa. 

hlcXirn,  -tti,  !;,  (fr.  fiiXei  it  is  a 
care)  ctre,  anxiety ;  medita- 
tion ;  discipline,  study,  practice, 
exercise. 

h\cXeT7jita,-aT0(,Ti,  (fr.  last)  care, 
solicitude,  study  ;  an  institution, 
establishment. 

hltXtri'iptov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
place  for  study  ;  a  school-room, 
study  ;  a  tool,  instrutnent. 

MtXfVrjpof,  -ov,  6, )'/,  (fr.  same)  at- 
tentive, mindful  of,  anxious, 
careful. 

McXtTtirtKbi,  -ij,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  ro7i- 
templatiip,  thoughtful,  musing  ; 
murmuring,  cooing. 

yieXfrriTos,  -ij,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  well 
practised,  versed  in  ;  to  be  pro- 
cured by  care  and  attention. 

^IcXiTtxi;,  -i),  -ii;  same  as  fttXcrt]- 

riKdf. 

Mf  ^iV(D,  3  sin.  pres.  impr.  —  Mi- 
XerHiiat,  pres.  par.  n.  pi.  fem. 
of  fif'Xti. 

iMfX/u)  -ui,  f-  -/;(T(i),  p.  jtt\tfXriKa, 
(more  generally  used  imper- 
sonally, see  fiiXti)  to  be  a  carr 
or  concern;  to  care  for,  re- 
gard. 

M/X>7,  pi.  cont.  of  fifSof. 

yicXri^wv,  -oioi,  fi,  (fr.fiiXit  it  con- 
cerns) solicitude,  concrm,  care, 
anxiety. 

M/X»;ia,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a  ten- 
derlins,  object  of  cure,  cnnetrn, 
anxiety. 

MfXiJfffc,  3  sin.  —  MiX^oovor,  3  pi. 
1  f.  net.  of  filXri  or  fitXtu). 

MiXijiTirni, .)  fiin.  I  f.  mid.  of /i/'Xci, 
fti\ut  or  fifXofiai. 

MfXi7iT'///?pori)V,  -oil,  i,  i),  (fr.  fitXci 
il  ronrcrns,  and  floorltf  mortal) 
iiilrrestinQ,  rni:ai;ine ;  rinnwn- 
eil,  rrUliralrd. 

yifXijTai,  Port,  for  (</Xfi'  or  3  Bin. 

sill),  mid.  of  fi/Xn/iai. 
M/Xi,  -frof,  ri,  hniiry. 
MlXla,   -nv,   )';,    an   ntli-lrrr,    tprar 

made  of  ash,  shaft,  haiuHe.  I 

MjXimAiIv,  -/i>< -ofn,   0,/,,   (fr.  u/Xi 

honcv,  nnd  Aii.i  lo  ^ine)  mflndi- 

nus,  harmimioiis,  tuneful,    Al*0,  i 

Dor.  for  /ic^ii/'^'it. 
MrXffi,  -i^y,  n'l,  nymplm  prrtidin|;{ 

ovi-r  nih-lrei'd. 

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MtXiSi',  Dor,  for  ^icXiuJi',  g.  pi.  of 

/itXl'u. 

MfXi/ipo/zof,  -01),  6,  /;,  (fr.  fiiXt 
honey,  and  /Spo^o;  a  noise,  ih. 
/?p//HD  to  roar)  snftly  whisperhig, 
sweetly  murmuring,  sweet  sound- 
ing. 

JileXiyapvs,  -vof,  b,  i'/,  Dor.  forfitXi- 
ynpvi. 

^\tXiyloviT0{,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  ju/Xi 
honey,  and  }ovi:o(  a  noise)  sweet 
sounding,  harmonious,  melodi- 
ous. 

McXtyiiOii<:,-ioi-ovi,b,  fi,  (fr.same, 
and  yijOiia  to  be  glad)  sweet- 
toned,  melodious,  harmonious. 

MtXiyj;pu5  -vt>(,  b,  //,  (fr.  same,  and 
)-r(Oi'{  a  voice)  siveel-voiced,  me- 
lodious, tuneful,  liarmonious. 

McXiyXwnoos,  -ov,  b,  f),  (Ir.  same, 
and  yXiaca  a  tongue)  sweet- 
tongucd,  mellifluous,  tuneful ; 
eloqutnt,  fluent. 

MtXiWi',  -ovoi,  b.  Poet,  for  jitXt- 
Iwv. 

McX'i?tiiiv,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  fnXl- 
^fir,  pres.  inf.  act.  of 

MtX/^u),  f.  -taiii,  p.  lUfiiXiKa,  (fr. 
^(Xo{  a  song)  to  sing,  play  upon  ; 
to  sing  of,  praise,  celebrate.  Or, 
(fr.  /i/Xof  a  limb)  to  tear  in 
pieces,  rend  limb  from  limb. 

MtXi'fwpo?,  -ou,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  ^f X<  honey, 
and  ^iupo$  pure)  jnire  as  honey, 
unadulleralid,  sued,  honied. 

yicXi7iytiiif,-io(-ovi,  0,1),  (fr.  iifXtt] 
an  ash,  and  yivofim  to  be  born) 
spruni;  from  the  ash. 

McXiii^ia,  a.  sin.  — MtXiiji/i,  d. 
sin.  of 

MfXii7(?iif,  -/oj  -ovi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  lilXt 
honey,  and  Ijiif  sweet)  sweet 
like  honey,  pleasant,  pleasing, 
aerecable. 

MfXiOpfTrof,  -01',  b,  II,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tp/0iD  to  nourish)  fed  on 
honey. 

yiiXUrtpa,  -<if,  I'j,  and  MrX/icvpoior 
MfX<«,-»;pioi,  -01',  TO,  (fr.  same, 
and  (fijpif  wax)  honeycomb. 

MtXixnixvoi,  -ov,  b,  h,  ('V.  same, 
nnd  Ku^Tcni  a  noise)  swirt -sound- 
ing, sueet-tuiicd,  harmonious, 
melodious. 

WcXikbi,  -1),  -»»',  and  -oB,  b,fi,  (fr. 
fiiXoi  a  song)  harmonious,  sweet, 
liini  fill. 

MtX/itpnroi',  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  /i/Xi  ho- 
ney, and  Ktpdu)  10  mix)  mead, 
lioury-u-alrr^  virthrclin. 

MtXi»Ti)<,  -oP,  i,  Dor.  M(Xiitr»J<, 
(fr.  iiiXoi  a»oiig)  a  singer,  mu- 
siciaii,  port. 

MfXfXuiroi-,  -nv,  Tb,  a  species  of 
trefoil,  melilotr. 

\\iXirnh,-a(,  d,  (fr,  /i/Xi  honcy) 
iirrrt ;  an  epilhel  of  Venus. 

M»X/»ij,  -ni,  h,  (fr.  Mnw)p<innic,a 
ronrse  gram. 

M/Xifo?,  -n,  -0.',  (fr-  /">'"  a"  »»•') 
made  of  nsh,  ashen. 

MfXfri/ifroi',  -01.,  Tb,  ( fr.  ii/Xi  honey, 
and  m'lyw  lo  fix  loeelhrr)  a  cake 
made  of  honey,  sweet  cake. 

MfX/noot  -oi'f,  -001'  -oi")  b.  It,  (fr. 
name,  and  ti/w  lo  brenlho) 
sweetly  brfathng. 


IVILA 

MiAjoiV.f,  Dor.  for  ite\i^ui,2  sin. 
ores.  iiul.  — MfX/o<^«,  Inn.  mid 
l)or.  for  cfii\tCov^  i  slii.  iiiipC. 
pass.  — MiAiffOcrai,  Dor.  lur/i;- 
Xi'sirai,  3siii.  |>rus.  iiiJ.  puss,  of 

MAiff/iir,  -(iro$,  TO,  (fr.  /ji.Xi^u)  to 
siiip,  ih.  niXoi  u  song)  a  4o«^, 
tunc,  (iiV. 

Mt\l(Tx  ii'(5o5,  -oil,  i,  (fr.  /<f X(  honey, 
aiui  crov^i)  u  lib.itioii)  an  qff'cr- 
ing  ox  bbuliotx  of  huitci/. 

M<Ai<rfr(i  -TTn,->ii,  //,  (Ir.  fiiXt  ho- 
ney) a  /jrc  ;  a  pritstefs  of  Cirrs^ 
nny  pntslcss.  /ifXiffcu'wi',  ^'>ol. 
and  luXiardv,  Dor  for //tXiffaui', 

MfAccffta'of,  -o«,  6,   (fr.  same)  an 

cpiiliei  of  Jupiler. 
yicXiaacii,  -f'oj,  At*.  -fu)>,  6,    (fr. 

same)  a  keeper  of  hces. 
MtAiVoios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  6c- 

loiiui'is  to  bee.'i,  made  bt/  bets, 
MtAicffu/jorof,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  fiiXiaaa 

n  bee,  .ajul  /Joo-aw  to  feed)   and 

MtAicfftirpo^of,    (fr.  same,   and 

Tpiipu)  to  nouri:^h)  /t(i  upon  /^^ 

bees,  feeding  bicx. 
MtAiffffdico/ioj,  -ou,  &,  i^,  (fr.  same, 

and   Ku/jf'u   to   take  care  of)  a 

keeper  of  bees, 
MtAiCTffdi'o/ioj,  -ou,  0,  5,   (fr.  same, 

and  vf';(u)  to  feed)    a  feeder  of 

bees. 
MtAicffopu-of,  -ou,  6,  I/,  (fr.  same, 

and  jtviii  to  flow)  Jluwino  with 

honey,  mcll{flunus. 
MtXiff-uyiK,   -foi;  -o5f,  o,   i%    (fr. 

same,  and  <tt«^(o  to  drop)  melli- 

Jiunu:';  distillinu  liomi/. 
MtXiffT/Jf,  -oil,  0,  Poet,  same  as;:i£- 

MtAiVtia,  -<jf,  /;,  (fr.  jiiXtcca  abee) 
a  plant  which  bi'cs  feed  on,  bo- 
rage, honeysuckle, 

MtAiVciov,  -ou,  rb,  (fr.  jxtXi  honey) 
meiul,  ?netheglin. 

MtXir£p7rrj{,  -co;  -ovs,  b,  i;,  (fr. 
same,  and  ripro}  to  delight)  de- 
lii^hlful,  charming,  siceet. 

MrXi'n;,  -rii,  i;,  an  island,  Malta  ; 
a  wonLin's  name. 

MtXirdtij,  -£00-0,  -£!',  (fr.  //j'Xi  ho- 
ney)  SM'ce?,  svxetencd  uilli  homy ; 
calm,  placid,  sere^ie. 

MtXiTofffca  or  yiiXiTOVTTu,  -t/;,  !), 
(fr.  same)  a  awect  cake. 

MtXiroruXiis,  -oB,  i,  (fr.  Same,  and 
roX/w  to  sell)  a  scllir  ofhonri/. 

MfXiroipyriov, -oil,  rd,  (fr.  same, 
and  ipyov  a  work)  a  bie-hive. 

MtXiTouoydf,  -oF,  6,  </,  (fr.  same) 
a  keejjifr  of  bees. 

M£Xi7<5u  -w,  f.  -u'tcw  (fr.  ^/Ai  ho- 
ney) to  stvceleri  with  Iwney.  par. 
per.  pass.  iitjic.\irwfihoi. 

MfAirojii/j;,  -j'o;  -o?j,  A,  ^,  (fr. 
same)  Ku:cel  as  lionnj,  hoiiie'l, 

MtXfrut/*'!,  -aroi,  rti  (fr.  same) 
cake»,  *wtelmeals,  confectionary. 

MtA/'Z-Ooyyof,  -ou,  o,  ^,  (fr.  Same, 
and  (tOoyyoi  a  sountl)  «ur,?/. 
soundim;,  well  loner!,  indoiiwu^ 
harmoniovs,  elo'pxent. 

MtAiYp9)n,  a.  sin.  of 

MiXi'i^oui',  -oi'of,  0,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and  dtohv  the  mind)  sweet,  cons,)!- 


MEA 

((iV)  buliiit/,  rcfrraliing,  clmiing, 
exhilarating. 
.M^X/^iiprov,    -ou,  i,   I'l,  (fr.   same, 
and  ^upii     to  nii.x)  mixeil  or  sca- 
soiiiil  with  houei/. 

M(X^0(i)i  Of,  -ov,  6,  J^,  (fr.  same,  and 
^'luiii)  a  voice)  xuwel  voiced,  hnr- 
vroiiious,  musical 

MtXfyXojpaf,  -ou,  r),  I),  (fr.  smne, 
anti  ■y^Xmpbi  green)  sallow,  yel- 
low coloured. 

Mc\i\pii,  -A,  -bv,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xp'''  colour)  honey-colour,  yel- 
low;  very  suiect.  i. 

^!£X/Yf>ouJ  or  MfXird^poi'i,  -ov,  b, 
fj,  same  as  hibi. 

MiXk-G,  -iji,  I'l,  milk. 

M/XXet'  for  /ifAXfTf,  '2  pi.  prts.  — 
MiWijaa,  Ion.  for  f;j/XX);o-(i.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  fiiWu. 

Mf'AXijtrif,  -K.'s,  Alt.  -fuj,  fj,  and 
M/XA;,';ia,-«Tos,  t3,  (fr.  ^jXXw  to 
del.'iy)  delay,  procrastination. 

M£XX»;<T(i),  1  f.  act.  of /a/XXw. 

MfXXjjn'/c,  -00,  6,  (fr.  same)  o  r/.-- 
/'H/tr,  Icitirer,  Irifler. 

MtXXdyofios,  -ou,  6,  (fr.  /k'XXu)  to 
be  about  to  do,  and  yu'/uis  mar- 
riai;e)  M£XXoi'i'^(^os, -ou,  o,  (fr. 
same,  and  I'liju^n;  a  brido)  one 
goi7is:  to  be  married, 

M£AXr)i'£(Vi'u-of, -ou,  6, ;';,  (fr.  same, 
and  iiim'ov,  a  supper)  going  to 
suppt.r,  juvial,  convivial. 

M/XAoiT((,  -uji',  Tu,  (neuf.  pi.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  next,  with  Trpdy- 
para  understood)  futurity,  the 
future. 

Mf'XXu,  f  f/tXX.Jtru  or  -aojuii,  to  he 
about,  on  thepoint  of;  to  design, 
intend,  be  bent  upon  ;  to  be  icon/ 
or  accustomed ;  to  linger,  delay, 
loiter  ;  procrastinate,  defer  ;  tu 
hcsita'e,  demur,  impf.  act.  ijuX- 
Xor,  Alt.  ///ieXXoi'.  par.  pres.  act. 
fii\\(ov,  -uvea,  -ov,  n.  pi.  neut. 

fliWotlTH. 

McXoynatliui,  ->K,  'i,  (fr.  I'lXo;  a 
son}!,  and  ypiii)ni>  to  write)  po- 
etry, particularly  lyric  poitry. 

MfXovoTi-m,  -u?,  //,  (fr.  /j/Xof  a  limb, 
and  Kdnru  to  cut)  the  cutting  off 
InnliK,  amputation,  surgery. 

MfXo/u;.-,  (fr.  fii'Xfi  it  concerns)  to 
take  care  of,  mind,  rcsard. 

MfAdiTO)!',  Att.  (cjr/i£X<Vu)o-ai',3  pi. 
pres.  impr.  of  ^f'Xfi. 

>T£Xo77oi/(o  -w,  (fr. /i/Xos  a  song, 
and  irou'w  to  make)  to  vinke 
I'erscs  or  songs ;  to  compose  mu- 
sic, harmonize. 

Mc\oTToii;,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  poet, 
musician.  Adj.  harmonious, 
tuneful,  melodious. 

M/X05,  -£0{  -ovi,  rb,  a  member,  limb 
or  part  of  the  body  ;  a  song, 
verse,  strain,  tune.  pi.  fit\ri,  g. 
/(/Xwr,  d.  fxfXtai. 

M/Xoi'(r(,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  of ///Xei 
or  //»'Xo). 

M/XrijOpof,  -ou,  Ti,  (fr.  (//Xjru  to 
sinj)  a  son^,  dance,  sport, amuse- 
ment, festivity. 

MfXToutmy,  Dor.  for  /leAiro/ifi'oJv 
pres.  par.  pass.  p.  pi.  of  ^/Xirw. 

MfXrrn;ijv»;,     -1;;,     1;,     One    of    the 

i     iVIusos. 

(384) 


M/Xroi'ri,  d.  sin.   pros;,   p.nr.  art 

used   l)or.    for  /i/XTTiiioi,   3  pi. 

pres.  ind.  of 
MtXma,  f.  -i/u),  p.  -^n,  '0  aitig,  sing 

of,    celebrate     vUh     songs ;    to 

dunce, 
.MfXui'fxor,  -ou,  TO,  (dim.  of  /n'Xof 

a  son^»)  a  ballad. 
M/X;^i,  i,  lleb.   indecl.  a  man's 

name. 
MtX;j;io-£(!»k:,  i,Hcb.  indecl.  aman'e 

name. 
M/Xu),  (fr.  fiiXui  a    song)  to  sing 

mourifuUy.     Also,  same  as  ni- 

Xopat,  and  /ifXib). 
MfXoK^'uj  -w,  f.  -ilou),    (fr.  jjiiXos  a 

tune,  and  (jjcV/  a  song)  to  sing ; 

to  phiy  and  sing,  make  melo  !y  ; 

ill  uccovipany  the  voice,  hurmo- 

mic. 
MiXif^riTb;,  -ou,  5,  /J,  (fr.  same) 

harmonized,  arranged  in  music, 
M(:X(()<!('(i,  -as,   II,   and  M£Xc6(5;)/<a, 

-ar-if,  Ti,  (fr.  same)  music,  har- 
mony,   inelody,   modulation;    a 

tune,  air, 
MfXwi?^;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  com- 

poser  or    arranger  of  7nuaic ;  a 

singer,  musician. 
MiXwc,  g.  pi.  of /i/Xoj. 
Mfuua,  Ion.  and  Sync,  {or  filfirjKa, 

1  sin.   anil   M/un/ifi',  Sync,   for 

licpt'iKaiitv,  1   pi.  iicfitiaat,  Sync. 

for  jUjtiiKaai,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  act. 

of  iiiiiii. 
McftdOiiKo,  ind.  — Mt^a6;)«ru>f,par. 

per.  act.  of  itavBdvui. 
y^tljiaKv^a,  Dor.  for  ^iCfiriKv'ta,  fern. 

of  iicunKwi,  per.    par.    mid.  of 

liilKdiifiai, 
M£/i«A(i5,  Dor.  for/if/i/jXiif —  Mi- 

jiaXc,  Dor.    for  jtinrfKc,    which 

see. 
Uijxaiiiv,  Sync,  ior  jinifiKaptv,  por. 

ind.  act.  1  pi.  oi paw. 
^Ici^dwiiai,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  pal- 

lo/ini. 
Mf/mTToifi',  Poet,  redupl.  for  /<rf- 

jToav,  Sync,  for  fidpttouv,  3  pi.  2 

a.  opt.  act.  of  lidpKTO). 
Mf'//(ip/jai,     Att.    tipfiupjtai,    per. 

pass,  of  pclpio. 
Mi'ixap-oi',  Ion.  for  ifiapirov,  2  a. 

act.  — Mf/i<ip7riis,  -uTu,  -us,  per. 

par.  mid.  of  fidpTrro). 
y\ciiiWTipt]Ka,  -aj,  -£  or  -tv,  act.  — 

Mr/ioprupv/'"',  -ffa',  -''«'»  po-SS. 

per.  ind.  of  ^aprupfii). 
Mf'/i aouv.  Sync,  and   Ion.  for  vie- 

f<i)/c£i(7ai',3  pi.  pper.  ind.  act,  of 

//u'lo. 

MffiiTOv,  Sync,  for  jupriKaTov,  du. 
of  iili'n'-.a,  per.  ind.  act.  of /irfu. 

Mc/jauT,  for  pcjtavla,  fern,  of, 

?>l£^«aJS  -ws,  -aura  -uiira,  -aof,  -luf, 
g.  -doTos  -wroj,  du.  iitpaHrc, 
(par.  ointpaa,  which  see)  eug^fT, 
anxious,  desirous  ;  ready,  pre- 
pared. 

UiiiftXcrat,  for  ptiiiXrirai,  3  Sin. 
per.  ind.  pass.  —  UijiPXero,  for 
ililjiiXvro,  3  sin.  pper.  ind.  pass, 
of  fij'Xo/iai. 

niiiPXoiKa,  -a;,  -£,  for  iit^'iXriKa, 
per.  ind.  act.  of/ioX/w  or  for /it- 
/^f'Auva,  per.  ind.  act.  of  juXdut, 
same  as  /liXoixat. 


# 


MEM 

Mt/x/3pnVa,  -vi,  ^,  n  membrane,  thin 
skin, parchment,  vellum. 

Mc/i/3pu;i  -dioi,  ri,  a  kind  of  loach, 
small  fish  ;  anchovy,  sprat. 

M£/iA;)«.£,  3  sin.  per.  act.  of  /lAti. 

Mtftc)icTriKoTiiii,  (fr.  par.  per.  of 
fitXcTaii}  to  take  care)  carefully, 
anxiously,  studiously,  cautiously. 

JU/ifX£ri7//fi'u)f,  (fr.  ficfttXcTniietoi, 

per.  par.  pass,  of ^fAtrn'o)  to  prac- 

'        tise)  orderly,  regularly ^  skilfully. 

VltjiivijKa,  per.  act.  —  Mc^tvi/Kti- 
cav,  Ion.  for  zfic/jtcti/JKciaay,  3  pi. 
pper.  inil.  act.  of  fiivii). 

iicficptafievwi,  (fr.  jitfiepiafiivni, 
per.  par.  pass,  of  jiepl^ia  to  di- 
vide) in  shares. 

Mcfiipicrrai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass, 
of  iiepl^ui, 

HeficaTui/tivoi,  per.    par,  pass,  n, 

pi.  of  jieardij). 
yicficTiitiyoi,    Ion.    for   ficdeifiivof, 
par.  per.  of /iidiciiat,  pass,  of  ^£- 

MciitrpeaTat,  Ion.  for  iienirprivTai, 
3  pi.  per.  pass,  of  fierpita. 

Me/itTprifiivuf,  (fr.  per.  par,  pass. 
of  ftcTpiit))  proportionahly,  in  pro- 
portion to,  according  to. 

M/ui/Xf  or  /lifiTiXev,  per.  mid.  or  by 
Sync,  for  ftcfiiXrjKc,  per.  ind.  act. 
—  M//<i)Ai7,  3  sin.  per.  sub.  mid. 
of  fiiXti. 

McuriXCif,  -via,  -i(,  (par.  per.  mid. 
or  Sync.  for^£/icXi/<ta)(,  par.  per. 
act.  itf  /icXeu  or  fiiXci)  careful, 
anxious,  desirous  ;  well  practised, 
disciplined,  trained,  instructed  in. 

M/^/jKi, -af, -£,  per.  mid.  otfiuivo- 
fiai. 

Mf/i'JX'"""'*''''*'  'If  '"^y  P*^""-  I'"""' 
pass,  of  jir)\avdit>. 

M£ii7;ta»"j)if'ojf,  (fr.  last)  skilful- 
ly, artfully,  cunningly. 

M£^/aiTa(,3pl.  ind. — Mciuaafifvoi, 
-ti,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  ^miVui. 

iliifnyi'ii',  per.  ind.  —  Mt/iiypiVof, 
per.  par.  pass,  of  filyvvfii. 

MciilfiTifai,  per.  ind.  —  Wtjiijiriiil- 
vm,  per.  par.  of  ftifiloiint. 

yitlil^iTni,  3  sin.  ppfiil.  of  jilywin. 

Mf/i((ji)^/rof, -i;,-oi',par.  per.  pass. 
—  M£;i/<T<;<teor-ir£i',3sin.  —  Mt^i- 
(ri}<r<i<7i,3  pi. ind.  per.  act.  of^inj/w. 

ti^iiiiuOinfini,  (ler.  ind.  —  Mf^KjOw- 


MEX 

Mf^v^(r9ai,inf. — yicftvtiftivoi,  -rj, 

-ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  fivdo\iai. 
Mifii'ico, fiffivco,  ftijivov.  Ion,  /if/i- 

ih>,  per.  impr.  of  fivdnitai. 
^IcHirjaTev/ihoi,  -ri,  -ov,  per.  par. 

pass,  of  [iiri<rr[vii]. 
Mf^fo/joi,  same  as  /ivdofiai. 
Mifiioia,    a.    sin.     of  ilifiiiiavj    a 

man's  name. 
Mf/ivoi'tf,   •(i)v,  a'l,    certain    birds 

supposed  to  frequent  the  tomb 

of  Memnon  in  Troas. 
Mf'/ii'(i),  Ion.  for  ftcitvov,see  /liftwiffo 
.Mf'^iuv,  -ovosjh,  a  man's  name,and 

Mi/ivuv,  -oi'of,  h,!i,kin(l,'^rficio'JS. 
Mf/ii'cJTo,  Att.    for  ucfivjiTo,  3  sin, 

per.  opt.  pass,  of  fivdofiat. 
M£/<oipii/<oc,-<r«i,-ro(|ind. — Mf^oi- 

pii/<fi'o?,  par.  por.pass.of ^oion'u). 
y[ifiov',  for  /i//ioi'(i,pcr.mid.offifr(i). 
McftoviDjjitiQi,    -I/,    -01,    par.    per. 

pass,  of  fiovdii). 
M//iopu,per.  mid, — Mi^opnai,-aat, 

-rat,    JiL,n\.    for  ftljiapunt,   -oai, 

-rat,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  fitipw. 
Mf/iTT-ds,  -/;,  -Af,  (fr.   ^//i^o^ui   to 

blame)   hlamenhlc,   culpable,  in- 
excusable ;  captions,   inclined  to 

censure. 
Wcfivrtiini,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  /lufu. 
yititvdoXoyi'Koai,  3  pi.  per.  act.  of 

/ivOoXoyiu). 
Mf'/jvifa,  per.  mid.  of  ^ivKuio. 
M//ii/i£ai,  Ion.    for  /"'/"/'^)  2  sin.  — 

.M///0£r(ii,  3  sin.  ind.  — Mf^i/iii- 

^£i'Of,  par.  pres.  pass,  of 
yillKpOjiui,  I.  i^ffiKpof-iai,  p.  ^i/iCfi/jini, 

-i/'ai,  -Trnii,  /'<  complain  of,  ex- 

poslulnte,  takt  to  task  ;  to  blame, 

find  fault  V)ith,   censure ;  to  rc- 

liiikr,  reprove. 
MfiKjiii,    -(Of,    f],    Memphis,   now 

Mimf,  a  city  of  Egypt. 
M£/j0<j)A»),  -Tji,  fi,   (fr.  fiifiipofiat  to 

complain)      complaint,     remon 

stranne. 
Mf/ii|uV£(/o{,  1  a.  par.  mid.  — yii/j- 

</'i7,  2  sin,  1  a,  sub,  mid.  of  fii'fi 

ipo/iai. 
yicinpifioipiii)  -hi,  f.  •r'/aiii,  (fr.  fii'ii 

t/ If  complaint,  and  fioipa  fate)  to 
hr  discontented,  fret,  murmur,  re- 
pine. 
^\cinlifioipnf,  -ot),  0,  II,   (fr.  same) 
discontented,  fretful,  peerish,  re- 


fthof,  per.  par.  pass,  of  /jtaOiju.l     pining,  </ueruloiis. 


MtfilTfOiii,  pfr.  inf.  pass,  of/ifyn'/ii 
Mlfiviimi,  Dor.   for  jiiiivi^fim,  per, 

ind.  — Mf^wi///4os,  D'lr.  fm  jirfi- 

vnfi/vof,  per.  par,  pass,  of  /jvdo- 

fini. 
Mfiiyarrai,  Dor.  fi)r  /iifivriTtii,  3  pi 

per.  pajB.  —  M//it'ri<r'ii,  Dor.  for 

filfivnom,    2   Kin.    per.    paM.   of 

fiydofitjt. 
JAifin'ifTo,  coni.  iitfiv<7iTn,  and  Dor. 

Iiifivalnro,  for  fiifiviiTo,  3  nin.  of 

(11)11  iifin*',  •fiyiio,  -fivflTo,  per.  opt. 

pass,  of  iiydofini. 
JA/fiyrj,  Alt.  and  M/^ivijii,  orM///- 

wni,    Ion.    for   iilfiyitoai,  2   nin. 

per.  pa*."!,  of  iivdojint. 
Mf/ii-i/itrt,  Sync,  for  ^/f;j/vi;*a,  per, 

ind.  act.  of  ;i/»f.i, 
M///»')(i'>(,  -ffdi,  •rui,  2  pi.  Wtfivrio- 

Oi,  ind.  —  Mi/iyioo,  impr.   — 

Mtiiy/jutiy,     •r,n,     -jjro,     opt.    — 

3C 


M//ii//if,  -loi,  Att.  -fuc,  ^,  (fr.  fifii- 
diofiai  to  complain)  rmnplairU, 
blame,  censure. 

Mf/iiif,  Sync,  for  iit/itjiiaf,  nnd 
Ion.  iif/iiiuit,  winch  Hoo. 

M^',  in  truth,  truly,  itulrrd,  err. 
lainty,  surely,  'O  /i»V,  ''ir  our, 
//iM,  Mf«r.  '(1  fiftlie  other,  that, 
those. 

M/f',  for/j/i'f,  prc«.  impr.  nf  iilyu. 

y[lvn\fipnf.  -oil,  n,  a  iiinn'n  nnmr, 

.MfV)'<fp,  (fr.  ;i»i'  inileod,  nml  yi)p 
Inilv)  tndrrd,  rrrlainly. 

y\/yrii(,  nn  Kt'yptinn  tvoril  nignifv- 
ing  n  conI,  sniyr  ;  the  p«<l  Pan. 

Mcnaiy/iiry,  Ion,  for  inyialriiv, 
pre*,  inf  of 

Mti'frt/nu,  f.  -<yr(3,  (fr.  /i/i'Dv  nnlour) 
to  Hrsitf,    rnvrt,  lonf  fur  ;  to  It 
an.ri"i<«,    />rn/    upon  f  /</  Aff  rn- 
rnj;(d,un"Tii.    ]  n.  tinrffjya, 
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MEN 

Mfvc^^rof,  -ov,  i,  !i,  (fr.  /i/voy  cou- 
rage, and  Si]U  a  battle)  courage- 
ous, brave,  intrepid^  undaunted, 
warlike. 
yUritjva,  Ion.  for  cfieviijva,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  fttytiiivu). 
Mfifir,  inf.  —  M£»'£if,  -vtt,  2  and  3 
sin. — M/i'o^£»',  -ouffi,  1  and  3  pi, 
ind,  —  Mfi'f'ru,  3  sin.  — Morrt, 
2  pi.  impr.  pres.  act.  —  y.cvuTt, 
2  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  fiiro}. 
MciiXas,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for  MfVfXdof, 

-on,  b,  a  man's  name. 
MfvfVfi',  Ion.  for  /livttv,  pres.  inf, 

ot  fiiviii, 
M{'i'£of,  e.  sin.  of  fiivos. 
Mei'CKTuXcftos,  -ov,  6,  fi,  (fr.   /i/vof 
slrenyth,  and  -KoXcfiof  war)  brave, 
courageous,  undaunted,  warlike  ; 
firm,    resolute.     Also,  a   man's 
name. 
McviaOiiv,    a.  of  lAeveadiii,  -ov,  b, 

a  man's  name. 
McvcaOCi,  -doi  -oui,  >],  a  woman's 

name. 
M/i'£rof,  -J?,  -ov,  (fr.  /livu)   to  re- 
main) remaining,  lasting,  Jirm  ; 
patient,  forbearing. 
M£i£;^(ipf<Vf,  -ov,  h,  and  M£>'£;^«p- 
fioq,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  u/rof  courage, 
and  X'^Pfi  spirit,  tn.  ;^<i/pu>  to  re- 
joice) courageous,  warlike,  brave, 
imliant,  intrepid  ;  resolute,  firm, 
boUl. 
Mfi'/d),  Ion.  for  fit»<3,  I  f.  of  /i/i'oi. 
M«'>7?,  3  sin.   pres.  or  2  a.  sub.  of 

same. 
M£ri7rjrf;,  -»;?,  (';,  a  woman's  name, ' 
yitvociKtii,  -f'of -ouf,  b,  fi,  (fr.  fiivof 
streiiglh,    and    lUm     to    yield) 
grateful,     pleasant,     agreeable ; 
sufficiatt,  abundant,  a.  sin.  ^t- 
vuciKia. 
M£>'oii«'ui  -i3,  -(i'fif  -Si,  -del  -a,  and 
Mfvoii/u)  -<i,  1.  -I'laii),  and  Mcvot- 
v6(o     -a,     ^.     -loau),     (fr.    ftivos 
strength)  to  desire,  long  for,  pant 
after,  be  anxious  or  eager  for  ;  to 
press  forward,  hasten,  hurry  ,•  to 
contrive,  plan,  viedilate. 
Mcvoivri,  -IK,  I'l,   (fr.  same)   eager- 
ness,    impetuosity^    promptness, 
spirit;  couriigt,  bravery. 
McvuiTid?:ri<,  -uv,  li,  the  son  of  Me- 

nirtias,  Patroclus. 
Mc)'o/tio(,  -oil,  h,  a  man's  name. 
.M/ioi',    neiit,    gin.  —  Miroirof,  R. 
sin.  —  ,M/Voiru,  a.  nin.  — M/ioi- 
rf,  n.  (111.   pres.  par.  —  M/voin, 
Dor.  for  iu'vavoi,  3  pi.  pri.'g,  ind. 
art.  of  /ifiiD. 
M/iof,  -(Ot  -«ii<,  ri,  the  viind  ;  ar- 
dour,   sjiirit,    courage,    valour ; 
cnrulnncii,  risolution,  Jirmnrss  ; 
might,  strength,   force  ;   violence, 
impetuosity  /    rage,   fury  ;    an- 
g'r. 
MiioDr,    (fr.   fiiv  indi-rd,  anil  nvv 
llicrrforf)    yes,    truly,  rrrlainly, 
indeed. 
Wiyohvyt,  (fr.  fiiv  indcoil,  ofu'  there- 
fore,   ami   y}  truly)  .Vf  rathir, 
verity,  in  tmlh,  Iriili/. 
M/cui'Du,  n.  .M/ioi/o<ir,  n.  fi'm.  par, 
prcK.  —  M/roiioi,  3  pi.  prcH.  ind. 
ncl,  of  /i/iui. 
M/froi,  (fr.  fiiv  indeed,   and  to} 


MEP 

tnily)  frt(/v,  etrtuinlv,  yrt  tnth/, 
yfi  ttidral,  huwtfrr,  hut. 
M/t ui,  f.  /iii(5,  p.  /ir/i/i'i/Kii,  lo  wait, 
slay,  rtninin ;     to    itbiilr,    ttirtti, 
lixlfir,    pass  the  nighl ;    to  ron- 
tintie,    tntture,    Lift,  survive  ;  ti> 
pcrstvirr,  jiersixl ;  toilisin;  tvish, 
long  for  ;  to  iJ-pict,  uail  Jor,  hr 
rescrvfil  for,  he  riaily  ;  to  stiniii, 
stop,  h'th,  (Irhit),  linger  ;  to  sus- 
tain, support,  willistanil  ;  to  dare, 
venture,   to  resolve,  intcrul,  pur- 
pose.   1111)11".  ifid'ov,  -tf,  -t.    1  a. 
jnd.  fficiiii,  -us,  -f  inipr.  fieirov, 
-nriii"   sul).    fnii'w,    -ijf,  ->;•    inf. 
pciviif    par.    liciiHi;,  -aca,    -av. 
ppcr.  cuefiii/jKciv. 
Mtpdp;^'i;f, -ou,  A,  (fr.  ^('poj  a  pnrt, 
ami  iif)\u>  to  command)  the  com- 
mander of  a  division  or  hrigndt. 
hXtpapxin ,  -af,li,  (fr.  same)  a  boily 
of  2048  soldiers  ;  a  division,  bri- 
gade, column, 
M/o(5(j,  f.  -am,  lo  lake  aicai/,  ele- 
prive ;    to    hurt,    injure,  harm ; 
also  to  behold,  see,  gaze,  stare  at. 
M^pti,  d.  —  yiipi,  pi.  of  fiipo;. 
Mf(ii('a,  a.  sin.  of  firpi'f. 
Mfou'dpffu^,  -uyus,  0,  1/,  (fr.  ^itpUa 
part,  and  o'pwu^  ravenous)  nib- 
blim;,  biting,  gnav:ing. 
tAepihdpxv^i  '""i  ^)  {fr.  ftp's  ■!  part, 
and  iip;^r(  command)  a  governor, 
cnnsid,  rnmmundir,  magistrnte. 
Mwitipy^ia,  -as,  t'/,    (fr.  same)  n 
comtiinnd,  licidenancy,  magistra- 
cy, gnvrrn  merit. 
Mtpi^fv,  Dor.  for  ficpil^tiv,  pres.  inf. 
—  .M/pi^cv,   Ion.  for  t/itpi^£v,  3 
sin.  impf.  ind.  act.  of 
Mtpii^u,  f.   -iaii),   p.   [irjjfpiKa,  (fr, 
/ici'pu  to  divide)  to  divide  among, 
share,  distribute  ;  lo  separate ;  to 
rend,  tear, plunder.   tAipiC^oftci,  to 
disagree,  differ,  dissent,   1  a.  ind. 
act.  cuipiaii.  per.  pass,  jitfifpia- 
fiai,   1   a.   ind.  pass.  tfiipicOriv, 
-7]f,  -ij"  [lar.  ftcptaOiii.   1  a.  ind. 
mid.    CfiroKrdjjriv.  -u>,  -aro. 
MfpiifOj,  -II,  -uv,  (fr.  fif nof  a  part) 

in  purls,  partial,  particular. 
MtpiKu)?,   (fr.   last)  part  by   part, 
piecemeal,  partially,  parlintilarly. 
Mipiitva,  -ii;,  hi  '^are,  anxiily,  snli- 
citudc,  thoughtfulness,  distraction 
of  mind, 
Mtpifiras,  -vif,  2  and  3  sin.  conf. 
pres.    ind.   act.  —  Mfoi/irart 
pi.  cent.  pres.  impr.  act.  of 
Mfp'/'vno)  -w,  -I'lO'j),  p.  iitfilpijiv>)Kn, 
(fr.  iiioifjva  care)  to  he  anxious 
or  siilicilirus  ;  to  mind,  meditate, 
think  deeply.   1  a.  ind.  (f/tpiiiir)- 
aa,-ai,-f  sub.  fienipivi'iaoi,  -iji,  i; 
lAcptiifTtfia,  -aroi,  Td,(fr.same)car<:-, 

anxiety,  solicitude,  distraction. 
Mfpi/zv^fffi,  3  sin.  1  f  ind.  act.  — 
iAtpnivfiarjTt,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
of  fiipiftvdtii. 
yitpii'ViTiif, -ttu,  0,  l]>  (fr.  itipiifva 
care)  an  anxious  uriter,  critic, 
examiner. 
M(f</JV(iroKO(,  -01),  0,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  riKo;  an  ofTsprin?)  care-j/ro- 
ducing,  distracting,  toilsome. 
Mfpi/ivof^povrKTrftft-oS,  ft,  (fr.samc, 
and  <pp')vrU   thougblfuliiess,  th, 


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^pt)i'  the  mind)  an  anxious  think- 
er, 7ncttitaliie  person. 
Mtpifiiiov,  pur.  pres.  net.  ront. — 
Mfpi/<i(i(ii,  3  pi.  com.  |ires.  ind. 
act.  of  ;i{pi/iV(i<i). 
Mfpif,  -ifoti,  h,  (fr.  iielpu  to  divide) 
u  share,  port    portion   division  ; 
concern,    busijiiss ;    ndc,  party, 
faction. 
y,\tploacOni,\  a.  inf.  mid. — Mtpur- 
Oiis,  -clan,  -d;  par.  —  MfpiffO^, 
3  sin.  sub.  1  a.  pass,  of  (itof^u. 
Mcpiafidi,  -oV,  i,  and  —  JAipia^a, 
-tiros,  t4,  (fr.  /itpi'^u)  to  dividiA  a 
part,     share    diviswn ;    distribu- 
tion ;  sejiarntinn,  dis(igref7iient. 
Mf/)((rTi)S,-o5,o,  (fr.  same)  a  sharer, 
distrihutrr,   divider ;  an  arbitra- 
tor, umpire. 
MepiTivoftat,  (fr.  firo!?  a  p;irl,  Ih. 
/ii/pu  to  divide)  to  diviile,  share  ; 
to  receive  a  share,  purtahe. 
MfpiT^f,  -ou,  h,  (fr.   same)  a  shar- 
er ;  purttiher. 
Mip^ini'pii)  and  Mfp/itpu,  same  as 

/jfp/i)/pifai. 
y\ipfiepn,  a.  pi.  of 
Mipiicpos,  -OV,  h,  )';,  (fr.  ficpiialpbi  to 
be   anxious   about)  carc-produc- 
in/',  J'ull  of  cares  ;  frit  fid,  dis- 
contented ;  rliffcnit   to  be  obtain- 
ed,  admirable,   splendid,  great  ; 
inquisitive,  curious. 
M/p/'vpa,  -(If,  t'l,  (fr.   same)  snliri- 
tudc,  anxiety,  care  ;  a  morning 
sleej),  doze. 
Mtpuiipduiv,  JEeA.  for  ficpjxzpuiv,  g. 

pi.  of  last. 
JsleniJiripi^u),  f.  -^o),  (fr.  jiepitnlpa  to 
be  anxious  about)  lo  think  care- 
fully, meditate  ;  to  he  in  doubt, 
be  perplexed,  hesitate  ;  to  be  anx- 
ious or  solicitous  fur. 
Mfp/()'/p(f£i>,  Ion.  for  cfitpniipi^cv,  3 

sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 
MfpiJis,  -irlos,  !i,  n  rope,  cord,  string, 

thread  ;  a  thong,  strop. 
Mrpurrraaiv,  Ion.  for  nipoili,  d.  pi. 

—  MtpoTroiv,  g.  pi.  of  iifpo\j.'. 
McpoTTi'iios,  -OV,  h, )';,  (fr.  fxipoxp  arti- 
culate S|)eal;ing)  human. 
Mcf)o7ri;if,  -l^o;,!/,  (fr.  sanie)/a7ncrf 

for  learning. 
.Mj'po;,  -co?  -0115,  ri,  (fr.  pcip(i)  to 
divide)  a  part,  share,  portion  ; 
fellowship  ;  party,  faction,  divi- 
sion ;  course,  turn,  succession  ; 
lot,  employment,  occupation  ;  re- 
spect, account  of  or  in  reference 
to.  Tu  fifoia  -rj,  parts  of  a  coun- 
try, territories,  rei'.ions.  ^Ev  /jiloci, 


by  turns.     To  aiv  jiipos,  as  much 
as  lielh  in  you. 
M//)oii',   -orro?,    0,   fii    ((•■•   /-'t'p'''   '"^ 
divide,  and  u'd/  tb<!  voice)  articu- 
late speaking  ;  intelligent;  man, 
human  being  ;  a  bird  such  as  a 
parrot,  jay,  starling, 
yiia'iflov,  -OV,   ri),   (fr.    fiiarx;    the 
middle,  and  /ioii?  an  o.\)  u  plough 
trace,  brace,  strap. 
yicau(i6w  -w,  f.  -u'lao),  (fr.  same)  to 

yoke  to  the  plough,  harness. 
yicodynvXov,  -OV,  rb,  (fr.  fi/trot  the 
middle,   and   ayKv}.ri  a  strap)  a 
javelin   thrown   by   means  of  a 
strap,  dart,  spear. 
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Mcffa'fu),   f.   -daio,    (fr.     fitaos  lh« 

miil.llu)  lo  be  in  the  miildle. 
MtaiinrdXiof,  -uv,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and   TToXiis  gray)   muldlc  aged, 
growing  gray  haired. 
Mnaalrnros,  ->;,  -ov,  used  for  ^cirui- 
Tiiros,  sup.   of  fiiaiis,  exitctly  in 
the  ihiddle,  middlemost. 
MuTdfi/ipiiAj,  Dor.  \(>r  I  tai)fiflptv6s. 
Mcaafiefnoi,  -a,  -ov.  Dor.  It  r  jicat)- 

fiiptof. 
Mtcd'i'rioi',  -OV,   ri,   (fr.  fiiaos  the 
middle,    and  avrlov  a  weaver's 
beam)  a  we(iver\i  beam, 
yilaaros,  -iji-ov,  Poet,  for /ifVura- 

ros,  sup.  of  fiiaos. 
yiiaait\os,  -OV,  o,  ^,  (fr.  same,  and 
nvXfi  a  liull)   lielween  tun  hulls, 
belonging   to  a  hall  ;  inner,  be- 
tween the  porch  and  hall. 
MfVniAoj,   -OV,  0,  and  tAlanv^or, 
-OV,  rb,   (fr.  simie,   and   uiiAr>  a 
fold)  the  middle  of  a  sheepfold  or 
stall  ;  a  passage  between  the  cat^ 
tie;  a  door  between  two  folds. 
Mcacyyvdu),  (fr.  /i/ffojin  themiddle, 
and  lyyvdia  to  pledge)  to  lay  n 
wager,    bet,    stake,   diposile    the 
wagtr  in  the  hands  of  another. 
Mtacyyu/J/in,  -aros,  ru,  (fr.    last)  a 

pledge,  deposile,  wager. 
Mtaiiiu,  (ir.  fieaos  middle)  to  me- 
diate,   arbitrate,    be   um]}irc  ;  lo 
act  impartirdly. 
Mtariyiis  and  Mtor/yii,  (fr.  same)  in 
the  midst,  among,  between  ;  in 
tlic  mean  time. 
Mfai'/c'f,    -fcrn-«,    -tv,    (fr.  same) 

middling,  mean. 
Mr(Tr;^/?pi'u,  -as,  fij  C''.  same,  and 
ij/ifpa  a  day)   the  noon,  midday  ; 
the  height  of  glory,  pinnacle  of 
power  ;  Jlower  of  yoidh. 
Mi(T;;/j/jpiio5,  ->i,  -iv,   (fr.  same) 

meiidian,  soulliern,  noontide. 
JsUaijuifiios,  -n,  -ov.  same  as  last. 
MtffOauX,  Hcb.    indecl.  the  ward' 

robe. 
Mc<7ii5(o?,    -ov,    h,  rii  (fr-  ftiaoi  the 

middle)  impartial. 
Mc(TiT£i'io),  (fr.  same)  to  go  between, 
mediate,  interpose,  settle  by  arbi- 
tration. 
M£(T(Tj;t,  -ov,  I),  (fr.  same)  o  medi- 
ator, arbitrator,  umpire. 
McCTo/jneriXfia,  -of,  >';,  (fr.  same, and 
(iuatXeis  a  king)  un  interregnum. 
Mcaojiua'iXcvs,   -ios,   Alt.    -foif,    b, 
{St.  same)   an  interrex^  regent, 
protector. 
Mfffiiyniof  and  Mcffwyriof ,(fr.  same, 
and  ya7a   the  land)  inland,  mid- 
land, niediteiranran. 
^\ca6ypnipof,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  ^ fVof  the 
middle,    and  ypddito    to    write) 
written  bctvieen  lines,  interlined  ; 
half  written  ;  moderate,   between 
the  extremes. 
yir.aoitpKiti;,     -ins    -oFf,   h,    ^,    (fr. 
same,  and  iipitdt  to  see)  seen  in 
the  middle,  plain,  clear. 

nra6<)i/Th  ->is,  I'h  (fr-  f'^^"'*^'  a"«J 
fu'libi  to  build)  a  large  beam  run- 
ning throuiih  the  miildlc  of  a 
house  cr  ship,  the  hole  in  which 
the  mast  is  fastened  ;  the  beam 
in  which  this  hole  i;- ;  a  pillar 


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MET 


in  the  middle  of  a  house,  spaced Mtdx^ooi,  -on,  5,  i^,(fr.  same,  and 
betueen  pillars  ;  anarch.  x^ou  grass)  lialf  green. 

MtCTO^iiyiofi  -ov,  b,  (Ir.  same,  and'Mtirdu)  -w,  f.  -luo-o),  (fr.  ftiaof  tlie 
^vyii  a  bench)  a  rower  of  the]  inidole)  toie  in  tlte  middle  or 
middle  bench.  midst,     par.   pres.    neaooiv  -iv, 

MtffuKoiXoi',  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same,  and       -iovaa  -ov<ja,-6ov  -oiiv. 

/coiAos  hollow)  lite  hole  in  which  .\l£OTriXi;,-i;s,  I'l,  and  MjottcXov,  -ou, 


ihe  mast  was  fastened, 

iilcaoKpaviis  and  MtaoKpij'^f,  -/oj 
-oS{,  6,  ^,  (fr.  fif'ffos  the  miildle, 
and  Kpaiiui  to  make,  or  Kpivu  to 
divide)  erected,  raised  or  built  up 
in  the  middle. 

MtoruXu/i/JaVu,  (fr.  same,  and  \afi- 
jidvui  to  hold)  <o  hold  in  Ihe  mid- 
dle ;  to  hold,  slop. 

MfffoXujjiif,  -ioi  -ovi,  h,  )';,  (fr. 
same)  helii  in  the  middle. 

McauXcuxo;, -ov,  &,i/,  (fr.  same,  and 
Anicif  white)  mtirked  or  striped 
with  while. 

^il  i(r6fi(j>a\os,  -ou,  6,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  ojKpaXii  the  navel)  having  a 
navel  or  6oss,  situated  near  the 
navel  or  miildle  ;  from  or  a^  </« 
centre. 

Mtffo/i^dXiov,  -ou,  TO,  (fr.  same) 
the  boss  oJ  a  siticld. 

Mcoon'iKTiot,-ov,  Td,(fr.  next)  mid- 
night. 

yicaovvKTos,  -ov,  b,  l/,  (fr.  //iVof  the 
midide,  and  »-vf  night)  belonging 
to  midnig/U,  mutniglU. 

Mcaonayiii  or  .M£«ff07raj'i){,  -/oj 
-otj,  0,  /;,  (fr.  fiiaoi  tlie  niiddli.', 
and  rri'iyvi'iii  to  fislen)  fastened 
in  the  middle  or  fo  </ie  middle. 

Mtfforop/u)  -i,  f.  -;/(r(ii,  (fr.  saiiio, 
and  TTjoiiii  to  [ti\f^s)lo puns  through 
the  midst,  liobt  a  middle  course. 

MtffiJiropof,  -<ni,  o,  >/,  (fr.  sami;)  in 
mill  career,  passed  Uirough,  me- 
dial, central. 

MiaoTTuP'lyvpoVf-ov,  tO,  (fr.samc,and 
■nuflivpii  purple)  nrnitvicnicd  with 
purple,  interwoven  u)ith  purple. 

^\caovoTaftia,  -ai,fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
roro^iAj  a  river)  ihc  name  of  a 
country, 

Miffoirupyiovt-ou,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
fflJpyof  a  lowtr)  I'lesjmn  or  Wall 
litlwten  thi  lowers,  curtain. 

Mlaof,  -i;,  -Of,  in  the  middle,  midst^ 
i nil r mediate.  T'i  ty  fiiaif,  Uu: 
jirenrnt  affair*. 

Mtff'injf,  -riTii;,!),  (fr.  last)  the  mid- 
dle, mean  ;  mtdionitj  ;  a  moiety, 
half. 

\Aii!iroi-j(ov^  -ou,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
Til-)(iti  a.  wall)  Vic  middle  luall, 
partilinn,  wall  between. 
^Uaaroii/u)  •(•«,  f.  -/Jaw,  (fr.  Name, 
and  r/fjfM  lo  cut)  lu  rut  in  llir 
mtddlr,  diviilr  n/uutli/. 

fi\taov(iiiilia  -u.f.  •fiBui,  (fr.  tame, 
and  '    wi:\\)  to  lie  in  the 

mi'!  or  tlic  meridian  ; 

to  ritimiri'itt . 


Mcoovpiivifa,  -(Jroj,  ri,  (fr.  fiatno) 

mililie   piul  of      poxv.  of 


the   mid-hrairn,   m 

the  lirnvnix  ;    Uir  mendiun. 

flt^OVpfiVl'iflitTl. 

fJiconaiin,  g.  f'MH.  sin.  of  /tiaHyi, 
par.  prcs.  cont.  of  fiiv4u. 

T»\n7<i(tovov,  -ov,  tA,  (fr.  filaof  the 
middle,  and  o<^pi<(  th<!  eyebrow) 
between  the  ei/ebrnwi 


TO,  the  mcspilus  or  medlar. 

Mtocu/i,  Heb.  indecl.  a  jnilitary 
station,  garrison. 

MtoouJ  or  Hcacii^,  lleb.  indecl, 
from  being  demolished. 

Mco<7u'vios,-u),6,Dor.for  Mtoo'iji'ioj, 
-ou,  b,of  3Iesscnia,  a  JMessenian. 

}i\iacaTOi  for^£Varo{,same  aspiaoi, 

yiicciyi'i  and  Mcaariyv,  (fr.  nioo( 
middle,  and  yTj  the  land)  in  the 
midst,  among,  between,  in  the 
mean  time. 

yitaai'ioiji,  -co;  -ou;,  b,  fi,  same  as 
liiaog. 

Mfooiuf,  -ov,  b,  the  Messiah. 

SliaaoOt,  for  tv  fitao>,  in  the  midst. 

Miaaotatv,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  pec- 
aoii,  d.  pi.  of 

M«Voof  Poet,  for  ;(/(Toj, 

Mfort;,  d.  sin.  feni.  of 

NUoTof,  -i),  -ir,  full,  replenished; 
crowded,  stuffed;  satiated,  filed. 

yi'.CTuu)  -U),  f.  -ujo'oj,  p.  ncuicTiOKa, 
(fr.  last)  to  Jill,  rcpUnish,  load, 
crowd ;  to  satiate,  pres.  jiass. 
fitCTOopai  -ohpat,  per.  pas.s.  /!£- 
/if'oriu^ai,  par.  pcperrTuifiivos,  1  a. 
ind.  [);iss.  tjiiaTtoOiit-,  ->;$,  -ij, 

M/oC|l«,  Poet,  for  ff'xf",  ""''/• 

M/ouj,  (fr.  /i,'o-r;j  the  nii<ldlc)  ino- 
ihrately,  within  bouwts,  mid- 
dling. 

NUr'  fur 

Mrr/i,  governing  g.  d.  a.  cases 
with  the  g.  ;  with,  together  or 
along  with  ;  as  well  as,  besides  ; 
among ;  by,  by  means  of;  to, 
towards ;  with  ihc  d.  with, 
(dong  with ;  in,  among ;  with 
the  a.  v)ilh,  among^  hetwccn  ; 
after  ;  within,  during,  on  ;  a- 
gainst,  hcsiile.  In  composition 
it  signifies  relation  or  connea-ion, 
as  ptTly(u>  and  /ifruA(i/i,'?u'no,  to 
share,  partake ;  after,  as  ficra- 
ItiXopai,  to  he  concerned  aftir, 
ripint;  change  as  iicrnvoiu),  to 
change  the  mind,  repent ;  nmon 
as  iilTLifit,  to  be  along  with  ;  re- 
dundant, us  lurdyycXoi,  a  meS' 
srnger, 

M/ni  for///rtoTi,3  sin.  o( plrtipi. 

.Mfni/Ja/itrt,  2  pi.  preB.  ind.  or 
iiiipr.  art.  of 

VUni/Jii/i'ii),  f.  piTalifiaouni,  \i.fttTa 
fllliqim,  (fr.  /urd  (■liain;r>,  and 
liah'u)  to  ({<»)  to  go  over,  jiitmfriini 
one  place  to  another,  go  away,  de- 
part^ migrate.  I  q.  ind.  fiirljiiiv, 
-Vi,  -'I'  impr.  iiiTiliiiiOr  nub.  jk- 
Tdj'Jii,  -»)(,  -if  par.  fiiT'ifliif. 

McTuiiaXX6invu(,  -qi-or,  par.  pre*. 


.Mtr-i/ldXXw,  f.  iitTuOSXIi,  p.  ptrn- 
IHii\i)ita,  (fr.  /iiril  rluiii^c,  and 
/TiiXXu  to  llirow)  lorhiiugi,aUn ; 
to  invert^  turn  ip,  plough  ;  to 
turn  alioul,  tnw.nrdn  or  (igainsl ; 
to  cmiitrale,  migrate,  rrmnve, 
dq/art  ;  to  f/ic"',  »i>lhn  waslr 
(387) 


MET 

away.  M£Ta/3dXXo^ai,  to  waste 
or  pass  uway^  grow  worse,  de- 
generate ;  In  pasx  over  or  from, 
desert;  to  change  the  opinion, 
repent  ;  to  exchange,  barter,  sell. 
2  a.  ind.  ncrtiiaXov  inf.  /i£tu/Jo- 
Xtii'.  per.  mid.  pcTaiiijioXa. 
M£Tu;3d7:rw,  f.  -ifu(,  (fr.  ncrii 
change,  and  /Jurru  to  dip)  to 
dip,  ivash,  dye,  tinge  ;  to  plunge, 
overwhelm.  liCTajicKpinTts,  n.  pi. 

1  a.  par.  pass. 

M£Tu/Juir,  par.  2  a.  act.  — itUrafia- 
aai,  Uor.  for  iiCTaiS}j<Tai,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  of  fjtraiiainii. 

iJlcTiijiaaii,  -loj,  Att.  -£u)5,  I/,  (fr. 
/j£7«  change,  and  jiaivui  to  go) 
o  passing  from  one  place  to 
another,  departure,  emigration, 
transition. 

yicrajiartKus,  -i|,  -or,  (fr.  same) 
having  tlie  power  of  moving  from 
one  place  to  another,  transitive. 

M£T«pf/ji/».(i,  -as,  -£  or  -£!•,  1  pi. 
-Ku/i£i',  per.  ind.  act.  —  Mfm/itj, 
Ssiii.  2a.  sub.  act. —  MfrdfjjjOi, 

2  a.  inipr.  act.  —  McTat^i'ioirat, 

3  sin.  I  f.  mid.  of  ^£T(i/J«(I'(o. 
MfTdptiiuj  -ti,  (fr.  /itTu  after,  and 

/iidn)  to  live,  til.  /jioj  life)  <o  live 
alter,  oidlive,  survive. 

Mtra^Xaiifli,  -io;  -ovf,  b,  i;,  (fr.  ^<f- 
Tii  rediiiiil.  and  /jXdVrw  to  hurt) 
hurtful,  tnjuiious,  detrimental. 

M£r(i/JX/roJ,  l.-\j-a),(  IV./ifiu  change, 
and  /JXf'iToj  to  lo.ili)  to  look  ahoul 
or  round,  turn  the  eyes  from  one 
thing  to  another  ;  to  took  stead- 
fastly. 

M£ra/iXi)0ui(7(,3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  pass. 

of  fl£T(l/j(iXXuj. 

.M£r<i/3Xi7/j(i,  -aroi,  rd,  same  as  pc- 

raliuXi'i. 
.Mfrn/ioXfi'f,  -(oi,  Att.  -/uif,  b,  (fr, 

^£r«/J((XXu)    to   change)  a  dealer 

in  i;oi)ds,  merchant,  pedlar;    an 

inli  rpretir,  trun.sliUor. 
M£T(i/3oXi),-r)5,  j;,(fr.  same)  change, 

exchange,  vicissitude  ;  traiuiilion, 

departure,  removal, 
.VUru/ioX^i,  -(If,  »;,  (fr.  same)    ex- 

chnntic,  trade,  trii flic. 
Mcrn'/iuXaf,  -ov,  h,  ii,  (fr.    same) 

ehnngeaUlc,  mutable,   inconstant, 

fickle,    varying.      Subs,   a  mer- 
chant, dealer,  jiidliir. 
MiTrjJovycvpii,  -Srof,  ri,  (fr.  ptri 

change,   and  /iot<Xt)  counnel)  a 

change  of  design. 
Mini/IouXcvui,  or -0^(11,  (fr.  Rame) 

til  alter  n  plan,  change   design; 

to  alter  in  opinion. 
y\iTiiyyiXo(,  -ou,  h,  (fr.   ptril    he- 

twerii,  and   ((yyfX"v  a  inessen- 

gi'r)  an  agent  or  messenger  he- 

till  en  parties, 
Miniytiri'ibii',  -ui'Ot,  &,thc  Rccond 

Athenian  iiioiilh.     Il  aiinwiTi-d 

(o  llif  end  of  Aiigiisl  and  hegin- 

ning  of  September. 
MtTuytnlf,  -/oc  -ntif,  A,  fi,  (fr.  fitrA 

aOcr,  and  ylvojiui  to    bo)  l>om 

after,  posterior,  later. 
Mrr/Jyfr.ji,  3  din.  pas.".    — Mfrrf- 

yniitr,  I  pi.  act.  preK.  ind.  (if^£- 

Tiiyiit. 

Mtriiyfn/ioi,  (fr.  /m-d  aAcr,   ami 


MET 


MET 


MET 


^/lo/ini  to  be)  to  route  nOir,  fuc- 
ctftl,  follow ;  to  hr  carnal  unuij 
or  rintovcd. 
Mfni)'(iii(r((tDOrMtroy<)'itoer«ii,(lr. 
fiiTa  chuii^o,  mid  yiiiiaKui  lo 
kiio\v)'/u  nllrr  in  optition,  cliaogi 
Oie  mind ;  to  rcpenty  regret ;  to 
Intrii  loo  late. 
Mtrd)  Tuiffij,  -lof,  Alt.  -cij)!,fi,  (fr. 

same)  rcpcnl'incc,  regret. 
Mtrnyp.i^i),    -Of,    n,    (If-    next)    a 

•^"/'.Vi  ./""'.'?< ''.Vi  inierpol'jtion. 
M£rn)prt'0u,  (Ir.  utra  cimiige,  and 
ypii(}iit)  to  Avrltc)  to  transcribe, 
Cfiange  uriting,  correct  ;  to  an- 
nul, nullify  ;  to  forge,  interpo- 
se, foist. 

MtrWvuj,  1'.  iterd^u),  (fr.  /jcra  from, 
and  liyu)  to  lead)  to  take  or  le'nl 
aivay,  rrmoie,  transfer  ;  to  ma- 
nage, direct,  conduct,  pres.  ind. 
pass,  ficrdyofiai,-!),  -trai. 

Mtra^ni'ia'fiui  and  Mcraiaiunai,  f. 
-aiaofiai,  (fr.  ^trii  with,  and 
6ai{  a  feast)  to  lire  with,  asso- 
ciate, be  intimate  with. 

Mtraitrioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  /jtrii 
change,  and  Siia  to  lie)  to  be 
loosed,  untied,  released. 

JtUraSiiiitoi,  -01),  b,  I'l,  (tr.  fitru  a- 
mong,  and  h'jfioi  people)  moneys 
own  country,  at  home ;  fulgar, 
common,  epidemic. 

Mtru^iuini'u)  -a>,  (fr.  ^itra  with  or 
change,  and  iiatra  mode  of  liv- 
ing) lo  live  with,  associate ;  to 
change  the  mode  of  living,  con- 
form to. 

HcTaiiSdaKU),  f.  -fw,  (fr.  /i£T-5 
change,  and  StcdcKw  lo  teach) 
to  urUeadt,  break  off  a  habit,  cor- 
rect. 

VltTaiiidvat,  inf.  —  IsUraiihoiSi 
par.  pres.  act.  of  next. 

M£7-(i^Tiw//(,  f.  ptTaiuiaui,  p.  jitra- 
diiuiKa,  (fr.  uerii  among,  and  ^i- 
5(i>fit  lo  give)  lo  give  part,  share 
among,  divide,  distribute;  tor.om- 
municate,  impart,  tell;  to  trans- 
fer, hand  ovfr,  remove.  2  a.  act. 
ind.  iicriSiov,  -u{,  -w  irnpr.  fjii- 
Taios,-6TW  opt.  fiiraioinv,  ->;?, 
-ij*  sub.  //trarop, -iu{, -ui'  inf.  fte- 
raiovvaf  par.  nemiouf. 

MtTaSio/iai,  (fr.  ftcTa  after,  and 
iiu)  to  drive)  lo  run  at  or  after  f 
lo  pursue,  follow,  altack. 

Mir'i^iijKu,  f.  -^ii),  (fr.  .same,  and 
ituKw  to  follow)  to  follow,  pur- 
sue, run  after ;  to  recollect,  re- 
member. 

hlcTaiuKfui  -d,  C  -fw,  (fr.  same, 
and  coKtut  to  think)  to  change 
serUimcuU,  alter  the  mind;  to 
repent.     Im|K.'rs.  it  repents. 

t/ltraiup-niov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  /itrd  a- 
mong,  and  i^pirai/  a  feast)  a  se- 
cond course,  dessert. 

McTaidprztoi,  -ov,  h,  rj,  (fr.  same) 
at,  in  or  after  a  feast,  while  sup- 
ping. 

'SlirdhoBif,  -lOi,  An.  -£w?,  fi,  (fr. 
Ii/.ra  among,  and  ci'^w/jc  lo  uirc) 
a  division,  allotment,  partition ; 
communication,  information  ;  a 
distribution,  donation. 

l/ltraioTiKis,  -•*;,  b,  I'j,  (fr.  tame) 


ready  to   share,  liberal,  wii/»(A- 

ctnl,  i;rncrous, 
Minu^dru),  3  sin.   2   a.    iinpr.   net. 

and 
MtrmVDv,  for  Mfrdilornoi,  2  a.  inf. 

act.  of  litTiiMt^tiifn. 
.Mrrti<Vrffoj,   -on,    I),   i),    (fr.    /itn) 

among,  and  (^ufuroj  n  noise )yb//- 

ing  iiith  noise,  crushing  ;  fulling 

in  until  or  met  ting  unexpectedly. 
yitTa'^p'>[iai^i]i',    (fr.    itfTii   among, 

and  iSpn/tos  a   race,  ih.  rpty^u^  to 

run)  in  thechnsi  or  pursuit,  while 

pursuing. 
MtTiilpofiii,    -})(,  fj,  (fr.    same)  o 

pursuit,   chase,    running    after; 

a  pursuer,  an  incursion,   inroad. 
MeraHpofidi,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same)  n 

pursuir,  avenger  ;  a  blnodhouml. 
'SXtraiC),  -wf,  -c^,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 

Mtrutio-foOcii,  Pocl.  for ixtTtlotadai, 

1  f.  inf.  mid.  of  fiircifM,  logo 
with. 

M£ro^£iiyiufii,(fr.  ^/tTii  change,  and 
^ii'yujfii  to  yoke)  to  change  the 
horses  from  one  chariot  to  ano- 
ther, unyoke,  ■unharness.  ])res. 
inf.  fiiTiic^tvyvvvai. 

MEruScTi',  pres.   hif.   act.  cont.  of 

jilTuOiui. 

McroOiiVHf,  inf  — yiernOdi,   par. 

2  a.  act.  of  ncTaTiOijfii. 
McTdOeais,  -log,  Alt.   -fus,  >i,   {fr. 

fitTci  change,  and  riO'ifii  to  put) 
a  change,  transposition  ;  a  trans- 
lation, removal,  tmamipalion ; 
metathesis,  a  grammatical  figure; 
a.  jiCTuOtaiv. 

MtToflfrof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
changeable,  mutable,  fickle,  in- 
constant. 

McTuOfw  -w,  (fr.  ^i£T«  after,  and 
Oiui  to  run)  lo  run  after,  pursue, 
chase. 

ileraiyctiv,  {fr.  fitni  with,  and 
niViTu)  to  rush)  with  violence,  for- 
cibly, impetudu.ily, 

MfTrtf^w,  (fr.  same,  and  'i^ui  to  sit 
down)  to  sit  in  company  with  or 
together,  keep  company. 

McTiii^ag,  1  a.  par.  act.  of  ;i£- 
Taiaixu. 

Meraipw,  f.  -api^,  (fr.  fitTil  from, 
and  alpw  to  take)  to  transfer, 
remove,  depart;  to  raise  or  lift 
up,  set  up  on  high ;  to  change, 
transform  ;  to  weigh  anchor,  set 
sail,  put  to  sea.  1  a,  ind.  act. 
fiiriipa,  -a;,  -£.  1  a.   ind.  pass. 

filTTjoOriv. 

METuiffcTu),  f.  -f(i),  {fr.  fierii  against, 
and  ftiaaii-  to  rush)  lo  rush 
against,  atlnck,  assail. 

y\cTaiTiw  -i,  f.  -nail',  {fr.  fitrd  in- 
tens.  and  airiui  to  ask)  to  beg, 
ask  alms  ;  to  ask  or  beg  a  shore. 

yicraiTiif,  -oV,  fi,  {fr.  same)  a  beg- 
gar, petitioner,  asker,  suitor. 

Mfrdiriuj,  -oil,  0,;;,  (fr.  ^£ra  with, 
and  atria  a  cause)  sharing,  par- 
taking ;  Subs,  an  associate,  com- 
panion, accomplice. 

y[iTui)^fitov,  'uv,  TV,  {fr.  fjiTi't  be- 
tween, and  at^/th  a  spear)  the 
JieUlof  battle,  space  between  two 
armies,  interval. 
(388) 


yUratxnioi,  'OV,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
cvnnn^  bitween,  iiitirvming, 

MtriiKiiOi^u),  (fr.  fitra  with  or 
ctungf,  and  KaOH^ui  to  sit  down) 
lo  sit  with  or  in  company ;  to 
wove  lo  another  seat. 

MiTaKiidnirM^u),  (Ir.  iitrd  chiinge, 
Kara  miens,  and  iirAf^w  lo  arm, 
th.  birXiiy  armour)  lo  change  the 
fashion  of  arms;  to  erjuip,  ac- 
coutre or  arm  similarly. 

MfruKuAi'u)  -0),  f.  -I'loui,  (fr.  jirTil 
back,  and  KuAfu  to  call)  to  call 
back,  recall;  to  call  for,  send 
for,  invite.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  -koAi- 
cojiai,  -f],  -craf  1  a.  mid.  ind. 
liCTtKaXcadfiriv,  -u,  -aro'  inipr. 
/itr«kn'At<T«(. 

MtTaKi'pniTfia,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  furd 
anuing,  and  Kcpdui  to  mix)  a 
7nixlure. 

MtriiKcpdio,  or  MeraKipvdia  -w,  (fr. 
same)  lo  mix  together,  pour 
from  one  into  another. 

yieraKii'iu)  -w,  I.  -t'lau),  p.  iictukckI- 
vn<a,  (fr.  fiiTii  change,  and  »t(- 
viut  lo  move)  to  move  about, 
move  away,  remove,  move  asun- 
der, separate;  to  set  aside,  an- 
nul.  1  a.  act.  ftiTiKhtjaa. 

M£rnv(i'>;(nj, -loj,  Alt.  -fuij,  fj,  (fr. 
same)  removal,  change;  com- 
7nolion,  division,  dissension. 

MtTaKivr)Tfog,  -a,  -ov,  {fr,  samc) 
must  be  removed,  to  be  changed^ 
&c. 

McTuK/i'»;rof,  -tj,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  lia- 
ble to  be  removed  or  set  aside ; 
mutable,  changeable. 

McTnKivoiJiicvos,  -r/,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  cont.  of  umaKivivi. 

McraKinvdoiini,  (fr.  ^Erd  inlens. 
and  Kipvdvj  lo  mix)  lo  mix,  tem- 
per, dilute. 

yicTuKliJi,  or  MeraKidOii),  (fr.  ficTtl 
change,  and  kIui  to  go)  to  fol- 
low, come  after,  succeed. 

MfTo/cAai'oj,  (fr.  ju£T(i  after,  and 
(lAai'w  to  weej))  to  lament,  weep, 
bewail,  grieve  after,  regret,  de- 
jAore. 

MtraKXavataQai,  1  f.  inf.  mid.  of 
last. 

MfrnKAiVw,  (fr.  ^crd  after,  and /cAf- 
vii>  lo  bend)  to  bend  lo  or  after, 
decline  ;  to  give  woy,  yield. 

MtTaKopi^ii),  f.  -iaii>,  (fr.  iictH 
change,  and  ko/Ji'^u)  lo  carry )  lo 
carry  away  or  from,  remove, 
transfer,  convey. 

McTaKutTi>fii>  -w,  f  -I'/au),  (fr.  same, 
and  Kutrjiiii)  to  adorn)  to  exchange 
ornaments,  transform,  alter. 

yitTaKoayiiiris,  -los,  Att.-twf,  >i,  {fr. 
satne)  Iransfigurution,  change 
of  shape. 

McrnKpovo),  f.  -oiiffoi,  (fr.  fieri 
change,  and  Knovw  to  strike)  to 
strike  or  row  back ;  lo  change 
place,  shift. 

^1cTllKv\n■ilo^  -d,  {fr.  /iCTu  change, 
and  xdAii'i^/w,  same  as  l)i.  xwAi'u 
to  roll)  to  roll  about,  tumble. 

M£ru/vti(Jiof,  -ov,  6,  fi,  {fr.  ittrii 
among,  and  (rf)//«  a  wave)  a- 
mong  the  waves,  in  the  midst  of 
the  waters. 


MET 

metal)  to  mine,  dig  for  metals; 
to  search  for,  examine ;  to  sap, 
undermine. 
MtrrfAXijTos,  -ov,  6,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
mvst  he  searched  for,  diJUcidl  In 
he  procured ;  7nai/  he  procured 
u-ith  trnuhh,  accessible,  attninahle. 
MtTuXXiicds,  -hi  -if,  (fr-  next)  me- 

taliic. 
MfraXXov,  -ov,  rd,  a  metal,  ore,  mi- 
neral, mine  ;  also  a  mine  in  for- 
tification. 
Mtra'A^tcoj,   Sync,  for  /jtOiiXXii^t- 
vo(,  pres.  par.  of /itfloXXo/iai.  fr. 
fierd  intens.  and  aXXo/ini,  which 
see. 
MfT-aXw^fd)  -w,  (fr.  ^era  redund. 
and  \u)<piui  to  rest)  to  rest  from 
Inhour, 
ctive,  apprehend,  understand ;  to  McTn^d^ios,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  /itrfi  be- 
chan^e,  exchange ;  to  take  upon,       tween,    and  fta^s  the    breast) 
undeilnke  ;     to  succour,    assist,      between  the  breasts. 
help;  to  <ran»/a/e.  impf.  ind.  act.   'SlcTafiaiiadat,   pres.   inf.    of  ficra- 
licTe^niiP'ivoi;  -cs,  -c.  2  a.  ind.       /taio^ni,  same  as  fiaiofiai 


MET 

M£TaXa/?£T»',  inf.  —  MtraXa'pi),  sub. 
3  sin.  — MtraAa/Jiiv,  par.  2  a.  of 
liCTaXafijidvw. 

iAcTaXayxdvo},  and  'McraX^x'^f  '• 
-^(^u,  (tr.  ^tera  among,  and  Xay- 
vnvo)  to  allot)  to  participate, 
share,  partake,  enjoy  ;  to  receive, 
entertain,  associate;  to  help,  re- 
lieve. 

MfTdXarrof,  -ov,  i,  f/,  (fr.  fieri  in- 
tens. and  aXXdocoj  to  change) 
changed,  altered  ;  rcconcileiL, 
Tendered  kind. 

MtTaXa/i(?a'w(,  3  sin.  ind.  —  Mtra- 
X<//i|3di£ii',  inf  pres.  act.  of 

JilcraXaftjiiirw,  f.  ficra\7J\l.0fiai,  (fr. 
ficra,  with,  and  Xa/i^diw  to  lake) 
to  share,  participate  ;  to  take, 
receive,    obtain,    get  ;     to    con- 


act.  fitTiXa^ov,  -£f,  -£. 

MfraXy/o)  -Ci,  (fr.  fiera  with,  and 
d\yoi  grief)  to  regret,  grieve  fur, 
repent  of. 

MfraXi'/yu),  f.  -fw,  (fr.  /lEra  re- 
dund. and  Xfiyw  to  cease)  to 
cease,  leave  off,  desist.  1  a  par. 
act.  jifToX^^af ■  d.  /ifraX/ifaiTi. 

MtToXrjirrJi,  -f),  -ui',  and  MfruXijn'- 
T(«:if,  -or,  0,  ^,  (fr.  ficTo.  with, 
and  XanJidviji  tn  take)  <W  u>/iicA 
Tnay  Ae  shared  or  distributed ; 
perceptible,  intelligible. 

MfrrfXiji^ij,  -(0«,  Att.  -£u){,  {],  (fr. 
.same);jrtr<i':i;;i/ion,  sharing,  di- 
vision; change,  exchange;  trans- 
formation ;     removal,    a.    /icrd- 

MfrdXXa,  pres.  impr.  act.  —  Mf- 
Ta'XX/jffuv,  Ion.  for  tjttrdWriaav, 
3  pi.  I  a.  ind.  act.  of /uraXXdu. 

MtroXXSy^,  -fif,  !/,  and  MtrdXXa- 
fif,  -(OS,  Att.  -tu)(,  II,  (fr.  /i£r« 
intens.  and  aWdoadi  to  change) 
change,  alteration  ;  exchange, 
commutation  ;  departure,  re- 
moval. 

MtraXXoVonrof.  Dor.  for  itcraW/i 
aavrai,,  a.  pi.   1    f.   par.  act.  of 
liiToWdm. 

MtraXX«ri{,  Dor.  for  /i£roXXi;r<Jc. 

MfriiXXnTrw  -croui,  f.  -fui,  p.  fiiri'/X- 
Xef;^a,  (fr.  /yfra  intens.  and  mX- 
Xdoffu  -TTu>  to  change)  to  change 
or  eschangr  for  the  womc  ;  r/*"- 
fcdJle,  rnrrupt  ;  to  transform, 
trnnsfitrure ;  lrnn»jin»e.  i  a.  ind. 
•Cl.  fitrfi'yXn^a,  -nf,  -c. 

JAtTii\XtSiai  -w,  f.  -I'ffu),  (fr.  /j/raXXov 
a  minr)  to  »r«'k  /or,  lenrrh  diti- 
genlti/  ;  nrrutinitr^  examine  ar- 
curatrly  ;  search  into,  explore. 
MtrrfXXfjffnv,  Ion.  for  iptrdWi)- 
anv,  3  pi.  I  n.  md.  act. 

MfT'iXXcfa,  -at,  ^,  (fr.  name)  a 
mine. 

McrnXXtro*',  -on,  t4,  (fr.  namo)  a 
foundery,  mint. 

MtroXXtwrr);,  -«'■,  i,  (fr.  ncxl)  n 
miner. 

MtrnXXtiiri«i(,  -i>,  -iv,  (fr.  ncxi) 
Mnn^in^  to  mrlats,  metnllir. 

M(raX>(l!(ii,  f.  -tiau,  (fr.  fiiraXXov 


McTniiarOdvti),  f.  -;<a6/;iTui,  (fr.  /j£7u 
after,  and  ^aifirtiw  to  learn)  to 
/far?i  afieruards,  unlearn  ;  to  re- 
pent, reform,  amend ;  to  alter, 
change,  pres.  par.  act.  jitrafiav- 
OdviDv.  2  a.  ind.  act.  fkcriytadov. 

yicT,iftcii3ti),  (fr.  ftcTti  intens.  and 
aueliio)  to  change)  to  change,  ex- 
change, deliver;  to  escape,' flee, 
avoid  danger. 

M£ra^/Xc(,  (fr.  iicra  change,  and 
liiXet  it  concerns)  it  repents  me, 
it  grieves  me,  it  causes  me  to  re- 
gret. 

yiiTafii'Kttu,  -Of,  i';,  (fr.  same)  re- 
pentance, sorrow,  regret,  change 
of  opinion. 

yUTfifitXridcU,  -una,  -iv,  1  a  par. 
pass.  — M£ra^£Xj70;;(T£rai,  3  sin. 
1  (.  ind.  pass.  —  MimiicXiiam,  1 
a.  inf.  act.  officriificXiu)  or  -ojiat. 

MLTaiiiXriTtubf,  -it,  -Hi',  (fr.  fiCTa 
change,  and  fitXti  it  concerns) 
repentant,  contrite. 

Mfrrj^tX/ij,  -ris,  fi,  lon.  for  /icra- 
fitXcia. 

MfT(i///Xo//ai,  and  -lOfiat  -oTifiai, 
f.  -t'laiiiiat,  p.  iHTa/tCfifXriiKii, 
(fr.  fiira  change,  and  ///Xfi  it 
coiirems)  to  he  sorry  for,  regret, 
repent,  impf.  inTiiuXAfiriv  and 
-i6jiii\i  -ov/jjiv.  I  a.  pass.  ind. 
lilTiiitKfiOriv'  par.  fiCTniitXriOLli. 
1  f.  pass.  iiiTaiiiXiiOi'ioonat,  -ji, 
-CTai. 

Mcru'/jrXof,  -ov,  b,  same  as  ^ira- 
/i/Xcia. 

.M(rafi/X)ru/iai,  (fr.  /ir rd  with,  and 
lil\iHii  lo  Hiiiy)  to  sing  with  or 
m  cmnpany,  urrompany. 

yicraiinoipoi'iiiOii,  I  pi.  rnnl.  ind. 
—  Mfni(/op^of>iiOt,  2  pi.  cont. 
ind.  or  impr.  pren.  mid.  of 

SlcTaiiop(pioi  -iS,  f.  -liirii),  fiirniir- 
fidpifiiuica,  (fr.  iitri)  rhniigr,  nnd 
/lopipil  nhape)  to  Irannform, 
rhnnge  ll>r  apjirnrnncr  or  colour ; 
lo  change,  rrfiirm.  I  a.  ind.  pan*. 
fiiTiiinrti'inUDiiv,  -nf,  -I). 

Miro/zfioi/Kjou,  -lot,  Alt.  -fw{,  /J, 
(fr.  unrni')  n  trnnffnrmation,  me- 
tamorplwuis,  rhnnge. 

Mtrou^t/rt'v/'i,    (fr.    utri  chonec, 
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MET 

ttiitpt  about,  and  £i';T/ij,  same  as 
th.  £U)  to  put  on)  to  change 
clothes,  put  on  another  dress,  i. 
mid.  fiCTafKpiaofiat. 

Mfra/iuXioj,  -on,  6,  //,  Att.  for 

McTnuditoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  furi 
with,  and  dvtiios  the  wind)  «»£- 
/fss,  vain,  fruitless,  visionnry. 

McTuraitTTis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ixtrii  with, 
and  va/iu  to  inhabit)  one  who 
duells  with  another  ;  an  inmate, 
inhabitant. 

MfravdrraiTif,  -to;,  Att.  -£Uf,  i;, 
(fr.  //£ra  change,  avu  again,  and 
'tBTTifii  to  stand)  removal,  change, 
departure,  emigration. 

McTavaarcvw,  f.  -tvato,  (fr.  next) 
to  emigrate,  depart ;  to  cause  emi- 
gration. 

yicTaidarri;,  -ov,  h,  and  Mcravda- 
Tioi,  -(IV,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  ficrd  from, 
and  lai'u  to  inhabit)  a  stranger, 
emigrant,  exile,  fugitive. 

yitTavciaaoiiai,  (fr.  fitrd  change, 
and  vciaaofiat.  Same  as  viofiai  to 
go)  to  move  from  one  place  to 
another,  wander;  to  pass  over, 
arrive  at. 

Mcraiiofiai,  (fr.  /icTa  intens.  and 
riofiai)  to  return. 

M£Tai'£u/(£iof,  Dor.  for  ficravoinc- 
los,  par.  pres.  cont.  of  last. 

M£rai'((ro-£a(,  Ion.  for  piraviaofi,  2 
sin.  pres.  ind.  of 

M£riniV(ro^iai,  same  &s  fiCTavclaco- 
fiai. 

yiiraviaTiifii,  (fr.  fitrH  change,  avci 
again,  and  'iarinu  to  stand)  to 
change  an  abode,  remove ;  lo  ex- 
pel, drive  out,  banish,  cause  emi- 
gration. 

MfTrti'UfTi',  inf.  —  McravociTC,  2  pi. 
cont.  ind.  or  impr.  pres.  act.  of 

MtTai'oi'ui-Cj,  f.  -i'/o(i),  j).  fiLTaitvdri- 
Kii,  (fr.  fifTu  after  or  change,  and 
voib)  to  ihink)  to  undrrstaml  af- 
terunrds,  he  vise  aflrrwards  ;  to 
change  the  opinion  or  mind ;  to 
ripcnt,  regtit,  reform.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  ficTO'dtiaa'  impr.  ittravdn- 
aov,  -drw  sub.  iitravoijao),  -pf, 
-i;,  III  3  pi.  iitTai'oi'icwat. 

M£r«'ro(n,  -a«,  i),  (fr.  /iirii  change, 
and  lolii)  to  think)  repentance, 
sorrow,  regret;  reformation,  a- 
mendmrnt. 

.MfraroCiruf,  a.  pi.  cont.  pros.  par. 
net.  01  fjeravo/ui. 

Mi'rnfii,  -rtf,  /;,  silk,  muslin. 

Mcnifr,  (fr.  fitri'i  Hiiioiig)  in  the 
midst  of,  hilirrrn,  tn  the  niiiin. 
time,  in  the  interim.  With  ihc 
article  6,  //,  ri,  mean,  interme- 
diate, intervening. 

Mf  r(i(i'Xo)'/w  -ij,  (fr.  laul,  and  \lyio 
to  xpeak)  to  speak  m  the  mean- 
lime  ;  lo  inlrrrupt. 

MfriifiiXoyAi, -a(,  f/,  (fr.  Name)  I'a- 
trrruption. 

MtTniruir'nMj,  (fr.  fiiTii  rhnnne,  and 
irnir^ci'u  lo  iimlriK'l)  to  innlruct 
in  n  diffirent  manner;  to  cor- 
rect, improi'e, 
McTu>r«((/i<f(T(To;in(,  (fr.  fttn)  redund, 
and  n 'I I (/i'f<7 irw  lo  iihiiie)  tngUam, 

flash,  shine,  glitter, 
MtrandXXofiaii    (fr,   /iiTi    ainoug 


MET 

and  ir.i.XXu  fo  draw  lots)  to  re- 
ceive a  lot,  be  natigntd  ur  ^tt  by 
lot. 

li\trairiu'o^nt,  (fr.  ftcTii  brUvecii, 
aiul  iruiiui  to  cense)  to  ilo  «nv 
thini;  at  tntirvnU  ;  to  stop,  cease 
or  rest  bttuci 'i. 

Mtrairuvow^i),  -Hi,  i/,  (fr.  samp) 
an  iiiterviil  of  ivsl,  ccssuliuH, 
paMHc,  stop. 

JtUuiKiiOui,  (I'r.  /jcrii  chaiiire,  and 
rti'Oui  to  norsiiade)  to  induce 
another  to  ntlcr  an  npiniun;  to 
piTsuwIe,  prciiiit  upon, 

hliTa:riipiii>fKu,  (I'r.  ^tni  after,  and 
rtipii^u)  Id  atlcin|)t,  th.  neipa  an 
atlc;ii|)t)  to  attempt  agnin,  make 
anoJiLT  attempt. 

MtmnT/isrf/jci'of,  par.  prcs.  pass,  of 

MfrjiTf/otuj,  r.  -i/oj,  or  .Mtri<r//i7ro- 
Itai,  (Ir.  ixiTit  after,  and  nifi-nto  to 
send)  t'>  send  for,  cull,  f;o  fur, 
fetch.  1  a.  mid.  iiid.  it[TCTicfi\l/d- 
ftijv,   -u),   -aro.    1    a.   ind.    pass. 

'Merd-ciirTTos,  -ov,  h,  »;,  (fr.  same) 
scut  fur,  ciiUed  for  or  iijion,  cited. 

^•\trai;iiii{,Otis,  par.  1  a.  pass,  and 

M£ra'T£//,//ni,  inipr.  —  hicTuTziix\j.a- 
ffOai,  inf.  —  \\cTa-t;iixiP>irat,  3 
sin.  sub.  I  a.  mid.  of  ^iTaviii-ndt. 

JilcTd-6ft\j.ti,  -(Of,  Alt.  -£j)f,  )';,  (I'r. 
same)  a  su7nmons,  citation,  call- 
ing for. 

Mtrair/ro/KK,  (fr.  /tcru  change, 
and  viTOfiai  to  fly)  to  Jl\i  from 
one  place  to  another,  fly,  fly 
away. 

M£rajr/)(5u'u)  -u>,  f.  -(/cu),  (fr.  /icra 
change,  and  Trn^aoi  to  leap)  to 
leap  over,  jump  from  one  to  ano- 
llier  ;  to  rli^ress. 

McraTr/iCncii,  -iog,  Att.  -iias,  I'l,  (fr. 
same)  a  leaping  over,  jumping 
from  one  to  another. 

MfraTiVru),  (fr.  nira  change,  and 
rriTTru  to  fall)  to  fall  off  or  awny, 
relapse,  rJiunge  for  the  worse ;  to 
change  the  mind,  alter  tlie  opi- 
nion ;  to  become,  turn  out. 

M£raT>a<7/<i)?,  'Ov,  b,  (fr.  next) 
Iraimfmrnalion,  iraitxji^iratinn  ; 
mdipl'ism,  a  grammatical  figure. 

yitTairXdaeu,  (fr.  iitrii  change,  and 
TXdacui  -TTu)  to  form)  to  tran-f- 
forni,  change  in  shape,  pres.  par. 
act.  ncTai:\daaio>'. 

MfriiTcdf'u),  (fr.  same,  and  voicuito 
make )  to  transform,  alter,  clmnge. 
Mtrii-otioi/ai  -ov/tat,  to  claim, 
lay  ctfiim  to. 

MtTairpiTTti,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of  itcruTTpiirij). 

MtTorpfri/f,  -ios  -oui,  0,  !i,  {fr. 
next)  conJtjHcuous,  excellent,  sur^ 
passing,  pre-eminent. 

yiiTa-rrpfvu),  (fr.  jicrd  among,  and 
iroivui  to  be  conspicuous)  to  ex- 
cel, surpai.^,  outshine,  impf.  ind. 
act.  fttriispfiTov. 

yiiTaiiToiio)  -(3,    (fr.   ;icrd   itilens. 
and  irrotiio.  Poet,    tor   Trroiia  to 
fear)    to   dread,   tremble,  tJiiver,] 
quake.  I 

Mtrafii'6/iOf,    -ov,    h,    li,    (fr.    /ictu] 
with,    an'l    aptOiiii    a    numL'or) 
nuTTibered,  arranged.  I 


iSlKT 

.MtrapjiHo  -a,  (fr.  ficTd  cliaiU'c, 
and  /i/u)  to  How)  to  M  ami  Jhii. 

!  Mcmpii/.Tro),  (fr.  samn,  and  /x-nu 

I      to   tlirow)/u  tlirow  from  one  to 

I  another,  Ihroxn  orflinii  ulmul. 
McTiip'pvOfil^ui,  f.  -loM,  (fr.  ficTii 
change,  and  fivOfii^u)  to  adorn) 
to  alter  an  arrangement,  ar- 
range, ai'apt,Jit ;  to  amend,  cor- 
rect, reform  ;  to  turn  to  oiie^s 
pur])use,  tame,  subdue. 
yXiTnpatoi,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  /jLtrd  m- 
tcns.  and  u'iptw  to  rai.sc)  on  hifji, 
."ublime,  elevated,  lafty,  high ; 
stcdety,  proud. 

McTiiocidiD  -S),  (fr.  same)  to  raise 
aloft. 

MfTdoo-is,  -(Of,  Alt.  -((Of,  t'l,  (fr. 
samp)  {Icvulion  ;  removal  ; 
change. 

MtraiTEwo/nii,  (fr.  ;icT<i  aflor,  and 
irivui,  to  hasten)  to  Jly  after, 
hu)T>/,  hasten,  rush. 

i>\cTacKcvd^ij>,  f.  -aoiii,  p.  fiirtCKtv 
OKU,  (fr.  fiiTu  change,  and  aKtxid- 
^u>  to  prepare,  th.   cklvii  furni- 
ture) to  transform,  chungc. 

yiiTncKevl),  -Tii,  I'l,  (fr.  -same) 
change,  transformation  ;  bcauly 
of  style. 

yiirarTK'ivoii)  -w,  (fr.  jjcrii  change, 
and  cKtivoi  a  tent)  to  pitch  a 
tent  m  another  place. 

McTorr-trdoi  -u>,  (IV.  fttru  change, 
and  airriw  to  draw)  to  draru  aside, 
wary,  twist,  turn,  bias ;  to  draw 
asunder,  rend^  tear. 

MiTrtViTio,  (fr.  ficTu  after,  and  a-rra- 
fiiK,  Poet,  for  i'fffijiiK  to  follow) 
to  follow  after,  chase,  pursue.  2 
a.  act.  ind.  ^irtaTTov.  par.  ^£- 
rdaviDV.  par.  pres.  mid,  jitraa- 
■ninevoi- 

Mf T((<7rH0w,  1  a.  sub.  pass.  —  Me- 
Tdan'/aai,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  fic- 
Oianini. 

Mtrdaraati,  -log,  Att.  -£ojf,  !j,  (fr. 
IttTii  change, and  "artjut  to  stand) 
emigration,  departure,  removal, 
banishment ;  death. 

yicTncTdii)  -ui,  (fr.  same)  to  change, 
migrate,  remove,  depart. 

M£Ta<TrfXAw,  -ofitii,  (fr.  same,  and 
aTf'XAu  to  send)  to  send  for,  call, 
invite. 

MtrnoTf'i'Oj,  -Ojjat,  (fr.  ftcra  with, 
and  cTfvii)  to  lament)  to  lament 
with,  condole,  sympathize. 

^UTucrnvnt,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  M£- 
racTriaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — Me- 
TaarijaaaOat,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of 
HtdioTrn^t. 

McTuarot^ti,  (fr.  ^trix  according 
to,  and  aro'ixoi  ^  rank)  in  ranks, 
in  a  row,  one  after  the  other. 

}ileTaarnvaxK('ro,  Ion.  for  luTtaro- 
n2;^(^£r'),  3  sin.  inipf.  mid.  of 

M£T'i(rToi'y;)^(^(o,samcas^£r(«7rji/(o- 

M£rairTOaro7r£('£i!w,  f.  -liaia,  (fr. 
jxtra  change,  and  aTpnToitiiov  a 
camp)  to  remove  the  camp,  strike 
the  tc-nU. 

Mcr,i<TTpa<pcU,  2  a.  par.  pass.  — 
ViiTaaTpaipf,anjtat,  -)],  -£r«i,  2  f. 
ind.  pass.  —  McraTrp/i^i'/roj,  3 
sin.  2  a.  impr.  pass.  —  Hcra- 
cTBvlat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 
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iMET 

'SXiTaCT^iifia,  f.  -i/o),  p.  nerlarpc- 
ijta,  (Ir.  fiiTii  change,  and  urpi^m 
lo  turn)  to  turnfnim  one  sidf  to 
anollur ;  to  turn  about  or  over; 
to  chani^c ,  alter,  vary  ;  la  per- 
vert, distort  ;  divert,  turn  away  ; 
In  subvert,  iiwrlurn,  overtlvrow. 
1  a.  iic-(aTpc\pa.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
licTioTpitifiov.  i  a.  pass.  ind.  /ic- 
Tiarpd<i,nv,  -rit,  -»;. 

Ui.riiaTpiiipi),  -i)£,  li,  (fr.  same) 
turning  away  or  from,  chivtge, 
pirrirsion. 

Mcr(w)^ch',  2  a.  inf.  act.  offiirlvm. 

li\tTu(ixi]jiaTil^iHivoi,  ->i,  -ov,  1)ar. 
—  MiTaa)^ttl*aTi^ovTni,  ind.  3 
pl.  prcs.  pass.  —  MtraayvnaTi- 
an,  3  sin.  I  f.  ind.  act.  of 

^ICTaG^ni'aTi^Uj     f.     -laul,     p.    /4£T£- 

axnfdriKa,  (Ir.  ^£tu  change,  and 
axil^tari^io  to  form,  th.  a)(i'iiJia  a 
(ignre)  to  transform,  tratvifigure, 
transfer  ftgnrativelij.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  fiCTca^/ifinTtaa, 

^iiTaax'll"iTi(T^bs,-oiJ,b,(fr.sn.mc) 
transfigureUion,  change  of  fvrm 
or  appearance, 

y\cTd(T)(^ia,  same  as  ficrtxiji. 

M£7ur«(T(Tw,  (fr.  ^trii  change,  and 
raVtri*  to  array)  to  cliangc  the 
position,  alter  the  tine  of  battle  ; 
to  change  opinion  ;  to  change 
sides,  desert, 

McTitTiOifievos,  -17,  -ov,  pass.  — 
M£rur(Of)'T£j,  act.  n.  pl.  par.  — 
McrariOcaOt,  ind.  pres.  2  pl. 
pass,  of 

MiraTl6tiiit,  f.  ftcraOijcM,  p.  jicra- 
TiOciKa,  (fr.  fii.Ta  change,  and 
Tidiifit  to  put)  to  transfer,  re- 
move, convey,  translate  ;  to  . 
c.hnnge,  alter,  turn,  transpose ;  to 
pervert,  par.  pres.  act.  jxirari' 
Ikli.  1  a.  ind.  act.  /icriOnKa, 
irreg.   1  a.  ind.  pass.  fitTiTtOtiv. 

MiraTpint],  -trai,  2  and  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of 

MtTuTfj/Tio,  f.  -x^ii),  (fr.  /icTa  to- 
wards, and  rpfVu)  to  turn)  to 
turn  to  or  towards ;  to  turn 
back;  to  retract.  McTuTpinonat, 
to  turn  one's  self  lo ;  to  mind, 
attend  lo,  regard. 

M£rarpo7r((X(^(i),  (fr.  ftird  back,  and 
TpoTTitXi^u),  same  as  rpiirti)  to 
turn)  In  turn  about,  face  ;  to  rally. 

McTarpmtr],  -rjf,  and  ^l CTnTpoirln, 
-ai,  li,  (fr.  same,  and  rpiiru)  to 
turn)  cliangc,  conversion,  revo- 
lution, restoration. 

Merdrpovoi,  -ov,  6,  i',  (fr.  same) 
liable  to  change,  variable,  change- 
able, Jickle  ;  altered,  changed, 
restored. 

yicrav^dui,  f.  -I'/tru),  (fr.  ittrd  be- 
tween, and  nu(5((u>  to  speak)  to 
interrupt ;  to  a/Ulre.ss,  speak  to. 

MfriuXof,  -00,0,  same  as/i/(r«vAof. 

'S\cTa<)pinv,  (fr.  jicTu  after,  and  aii- 
ptov  the  morrow)  the  day  after 
to-morroii:. 

'SUriinT'iKd,  (fr.  same,  and  avrtKi 
immediately)  immediately  after, 

M£r«r>7(f,  Ion.  for  ft CT a  Tavrd,  after 
these  things,  afterwarrls. 

y,1iTii<!tcpiJfitvoi,  T»;,  -ov,  prtis.  par. 
mid.  or  pass,  of 


MET 

Mcrai^/po),  -ti?,  -£i,  f.  fitroicm,  (fr. 
/iSTu  change,  and  ^f'pu  to  bririi;) 
to  transfer,  raitoie,  cnrrt)  away, 
transport;  to  chanae,  alter;  to 
assign,  attribute,  refer.  Mtrarpi- 
poftat,  to  follow,  pursue,  cJiase. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  fiiTijvcyKa.  per. 
inf.  pass,  utrijrcx^ai,  Alt.  fitTi- 
VTivi^dai, 

McTii(pTJi'i,  (fr.  fttTa  among,  and 
017/ii  to  speak)  to  interrupt;  to 
address,  speak  to,  accost ;  to 
speak  aftir  or  in  turn. 

Mera^opa,  -of,  //,  (fr.  /irra  change, 
and  0f'pii)  to  bring)  removal, 
translation,  eonvti/nnct ;  refer, 
ence,  allusion,  metnphor. 

Mcra^opTKof,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  same) 
transfercd,  renvtvci ;  metaphori- 
cal, relative,  allusive. 

iiicra<poptKWf,  (fr.  last)  metaphori- 
calli/. 

McTa(pit4^u,  (Cr.  fitrd  change,  and 
ippii^u  to  speak)  to  interprit, 
translate,  paraphrase,  explain. 
^Icrnippd^oftai,  to  deliberate,  con- 
sider,  nesiuue,  doubt. 

Mtrdtppaatf,  -loj,  Alt.  -tios,  ^,  (fr. 
same)  translation,  interpreta- 
tion, explanation,  paraphrase. 

Mtrn^pnffd^tffOa,  Dor.  for  ^tro- 
ifipfiaoficOa,  1  pi.  1  f.  mi<l.  of  fit- 
Ta<pon^ui. 

MtTij^oaffTijj,  -oi,  0,  (fr.  ixCTti 
change,  and  4>pti^<i>  to  speak) 
«n  interjirtttr,  commtntator,  rjc- 
poundtr. 

^tc^.»^o^(TrT^(«^f,  •}),  -iv,  (fr.  same) 
ej^d'iined,  commented  on ;  ex- 
planatory, elueiduting. 

fAiTiiipptiiov,  -ou,  rb,  (fr.  //tr»i  be- 
hind, atid  <i|)i;y  the  heart)  the 
back,  shoulders. 

yiiTaipvriita,  f.  •liam,  (fr.  pira 
change,  and  ^vrcuu  to  plant)  to 
trarurplant, 

Mcra^<4)v(i«  -w,  (fr.  /iiriJ  after,  and 
(jttoviui  III  xpeak)  to  spiak  in  turn 
or  after ;  to  adtiress,  speak  to, 
accotl. 

'S\tTa-)(_(iCftfiat,  (fr.  jitril  back,  ami 
j^ii^w  to  retreat)  to  retire,  ^iut 
way,  rece'te. 

Mcrajftip/^ui  or  -uftnt,  (fr.  utra 
amonn,  and  y^i'in  the  hand)  In 
handle,  v:ieUl,  manat;e  ;  to  reau- 
laU,  cMndurt,  control  ;  to  ^ovtnm, 
rule,  rommaiul  ;  to  actuate,  in- 
fluenr.e. 

fAtTa\pAviai,  n.  pi.  fcm.  of 

Mtr<i3fo<Vviof,  -o,  -o>',  and  -ov,  o,  /;, 

(fr.  itirH  after,  and  ;^ji<ii'os  time) 

Kuhie'/uent,      hnpprnini;      after- 

warils.     Or,    (fr.    fim)    bcyoiHl, 

and   ^pivof    lime)   suhltme,    on 

hieh,  m  the  air, 

MtTaxpiia,  (fr.  (ktA  rlinngR,  and 

^pu<  the  Hkin)  In  rhnngr  the  skin. 

i/li.Tn-)(^u>plui  -li,    (fr.   firrri  rhun(;e, 

and  ^wo/'D  lo  dt-part)  in  remove, 

withdraw,  recede,  yield, 

WtripaXnv,  -((,  •(,  2  a.  ind.  act 

Oi  fitro{iriy\iii. 
hliriflrtv,  -ri<,  -n,  "  »•  '"d.  act.  of 

lirrnfinino. 
MtT/t(T«,  Poet,  for  fitTtivt,  .1  sin 

1  or  3  a.  ind.  act.  of  ficr/irw. 


MET 

MtTf'^o-!,  Ion.  and  Poet.  Parag. 
for  fiiTij,    3  sin.   pres.    sub.    of 

^\tTid)}Ka,  -a;,  -t  or  -{»•,  1   a.  ind. 

act.  of  itCTariOrtjit. 
yiirci,  for  ftirtci),  2  sin.  f.  ind.  of 

ItiTcifii,  to  be  with, 
yicTciijv,  -;;s,  -tj,  pres.  opt.  of  fii- 

TClfll. 

lUrci'Xq^a,  -(If,  -c,  per.  ind.  act.  of 

MiVcifii,  (tr.  fieri  with,  and  ti/ii  to 
be)  to  be  present,  anion ff  or  at ; 
lo  belong  to;  to  converse,  asso- 
ciate, slay  v-ith,  accompany  ;  lo 
ihnre  with  or  in,  have  a  part,  be 
interested  ;  to  intervrne,  occur, 
happen,  pres.  ind.  S  pi.  fttriaci, 
Ion.    lor    ficrcici'    inf.    ficTuvat, 


Poet. 


liiTtyiiifai'    par.    jiiruiv. 


Ion.  fxiTei!)V  f.  ind.  ^trio-a^ui. 
Poet,  furiacofiin. 

'Sliniui,  (fr.  /icrii  with  or  after, 
and  c7pt  to  go)  to  go  for  ;  to  go 
with,  acrompony  ;  to  go  after  or 
afteiwurds,  follow  ;  to  pur'sue, 
hunt,  chase  ;  to  canvass,  solicit ; 
to  follow  up,  prosecute,  avenge, 
punisli  ;  to  pass  ovir,  desert ;  to 
return,  come  back,  1  a.  ittrtiaa, 
Alt.  fttTi'iiea,  and  /icTtisn. 

yilirilvai,  (ires,  iiif  M/rtari,  pros, 
ind.  3  sin.  of  fiiruui,  lo  be  iiith. 

hlcrcii,  Ion.  for  fitOti;,  ~  a.  par. 
act.  of [itOirifii. 

yicTcioojiai,  -ri,  -trai,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
of  iiirctfi I,  lo  go  trith. 

M£r£r;^({,  2  sin.  impf.  act.  of  fxt- 
rfx<o, 

MtrfK<»X«V«To,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

01  fiiriiKnXfoi, 
McTCKlaOti',  3  sin.   iinpf.   of  /itra- 

KlliOoi. 

}>lcTCK<pfpio,  (fr.  fitra  inlcns.  tx 
from,  II nd  ^I'pu  to  carry)  lo 
slanrl  foremost,  excel,  be  conspi- 
cuinis, 

MiriXdiijiiiyov,  -tc,  -t,  impf.  act. 
of  iiirn\nii(idvto, 

M/rcAOi,   impr.  —  McrcXOiii',  pur. 

2  a.  act.  of  fi I rln^niiai. 
Mirtfifiainii,   (fr.  iiird  change,   tv 

in,  iiiid  lialvui  to  go)  to  emhark. 
S\iTtiii\i)Uiirc,  2  pi.  of  (icTf/ifXr;0f;r, 

1  a.  ind.  puss,  of  firTniiCXonnt. 
Mtrfiifiti'at,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  /it- 

T£r»ui,  prc«.  inf.  of  jiiTiijti,  lobe 

uilh. 

WtTtllOpijiuOtl,      p!IR«.    McTtjlip' 

^uiffc,  act.  3.   (in.   1  a.  iuil.  of 

MtTiii\^vT(6u)  -ui,  f.  -urrw,  (fr.  iutA 
Uf.'um,  tv  in,  nnil  y^v^^  *'•''  noiiI) 
to  transfer  life  or  poM  from  one 
body  lo  nnoOier. 

Merfjo^iij^wiKf,  -lOt,  All.  -(<m,  ^, 
(fr.  finine)  transmigrnlinn  nf 
nouts,  transfer  of  the  soul  from 
one  Imdy  lo  anolher, 

\[iTtvf{H,i,  f.  -i'(T(i),  (fr.  fiirA  chnn({<", 
and  tvtiiim  to  put  on)  lo  chunfft 
drtJU  or  appearance. 

Mjrtri/i'oyn,  -m,  -i,  Alt.  (or  (i«T<. 

•"X"'  !""''•  '"''•  "'"'•  "^P'^aipfpu 
yitTivdrinnr,  3  pi.  -for--  -r    -  r,  3 

■ill.  I  n.  ind.  acL  •' 
Mtrd  r/Oi;iii,  (fr.   (ijri,   t^ 
(391) 


MET 

in,  and  riOnfit  to  put)  to  land  oc 

remove  a  cargo. 
Mcrc^aipiii),      f.     -ijcu),     (fr.    fieri 

change,   zi:    out,    and    aio/u)    to 

take)  same  as  ficnvTiOiiju. 
Mtrf^f'rfpoi,      -UI,    -a,     (tr.     jitra 

among,  £»■  from,  and  'irepos  ano- 
ther) some  others. 
M£r£d»',  Ion.    for  fitriv,    neut.    of 

fiiTu)!',  -ovoa,  -ov,  pres.  pur.  of 

fiirctin,  to  be  with. 
NUWrcir',  and  M£rt'i:fir(i,  (fr.  fitru 

change,  £iri  U|)Oii,  and  tTra  then) 

ajh  rwards, 
Mcn^f'/nl'ai'ro,  3  sin. — MstettZ/i- 

i^aaOc,  2  pi.  I  a.  ind.  mid.  of  fi£- 

TUT:tf(~W, 

MtrfTTw,  (fr.  ^£7(1  among,  and  ittj) 
to  speak)  to  speak  in  public  or 
jii//i  others  ;  to  address,  ha- 
rangue. 

^cTip^to,  Ion.  for  ficTip^ov,  pres. 
impr.  mid.  of 

yicrfoyonni,  (fr.  fjiru  change,  and 
ip^ojjui  lo  go)  to  go  for  ;  lo  go 
or  come  to,  approach,  be  prcsait 
with  ;  lo  pass  over  or  by,  return, 
covie  bark  ;  to  follow  aflcr,  pur- 
sue, chase  ;  to  seek,  search,  in- 
(juire  after  ;  to  draw  near,  sup- 
plicate, big,  entreat ;  to  adilress, 
arcosi,  speak  to ;  to  follow  up, 
prosecute,  revenge,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
/<£rfXtt;ffo/ia<.  2  a.  ind.  act.  /it- 
rfiXOav. 

MtTfffriioiTijf,  Ion.  (i)r  fitOecruigrif, 
g.  sin.  fern.  |)cr.  par.  act.  of  fi£- 
OiarrifU. 

^ItriaTijaa,  -ai,  -t  or  -£i',  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  fiiOiariifii. 

Mj'rtcri,  3  sm.  pres.  ind.  of  ftirtt- 
fii,  to  share  with. 

M/rtu^^f,  3  sin.  2  a.  —  Mcr{a)(riKn, 
-Of,  -t  or  -£!',  per.  ind.  act.  of 

IHTl'X'^- 

S\sTca)^il)i''ri<ra,  1   a.   ind.   act.  of 

ftrraa)^tlfiuri^ui, 
yic.rcrfOiji',  -lis,  -»;,  3  pi.  -riOiiaav,  1 

n.  ind.  pass,  of  fururlOnfn. 
yicririOci,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  act.  as 

if  fr.  fiiraTiOiio,  for  fitTariOti/ii. 
UcTliprir,  -ij5,  -ti,  "  11.  md.  of  (jtrri- 

yiirtfiovnv,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of fic- 

Mirtxh  '">!•'■•  —  M£r/;^ci)',  inf. 
pres.  net.  —  Mrr/^oyifv,  -;^<niffi, 
1  ond  3  pi.  prex.  md.  art.  — 
MtT/;^'(or,  par.  prc».  act.  of 

,M(r/;^'i<),  (.  (i(W/{(ii,  p.  firrlaxiKit, 
( fr.  fiiri  with,  and  /-y;!.!  lo  have)  to 
share,  partake,  participate,  share 
in,  'I'joy.  2  a.  jihtox'iv,  -ft,  -f. 

Mfr/m,  Ion.  for  fiirut,  prcK.  sub.  of 
fitrnin, 

Mir/up«, -UI',  Ti),  (ncul.  of  fiir/ui- 
po(  neriul)  meteors. 

}AiTfwp(KMi,  f.  -Vffoi,  (fr.  »nme)  to 
rai^r  aloft,  rtrlale,  rear  ;  to  put 
out  In  sea  ;  to  be  antlalrd,  be  in 
tuspense,  be  ^flotltml  with  false 
hopes.  y[fTtuipl(iifiiii,  to  br  puff"- 
fi  up,  suell  u-ilh  an.riely  nr  pridr. 
]  II.  ind.  p.-tHv.  fiirtiiipiaOiji',  1  f. 
paKK.  fiirt'ipmOfinoiirti, 

Mirr<Dfiiir/<dv,  -of),  i,  niid  Wcrtiipioif, 
-'"«>   III  (''•  ••lilp)  ""  (IciiUuin, 


MET 

ftiising  on  high  ;  a  wntie  or  mecll 
in  the  ,tf<i  ;  tialion,  priilr, 
M(rrulpa^oy/u   -uj,    (fr.   iirxl,    nml 
Xiyiii  to  talk)  In  rrnxon  or  argue 
ahoul  suhtimc  thing.*,  talk  ahorr 
onr'i  sflj\  ms'tgc  i/i  idle  disqui- 
sition. 
Mmu)po>-, -ou,  4,j5,  (fr.  /icni  among, 
and  litip  tlio  air)  /';//v,  ehvnlcil, 
on  hish,  nhoie  the  ground  f  xuli- 
limr,   nullify    magnijircnl  ;    SKis- 
pendcd,  floating  in  the  air,  son)- 
'"S  ;.flnd»atingy  wavering,  wan- 
dering ;  floating  or  xailing  oh  the 
»a  ;  agitated  with  hope  or  fear, 
in  suspcnxe,  unjiotis,  sulicitous. 
MiTfc'ipuj,  (fr.  lasl)  in  suspense,  in 

doulit. 
McTi'itcav,  Ion.  for  fteTc7aav,  3   pi. 
of  ^trtro-a,  Att.  -fjcra,  Ion.  -i/«ra, 
1  a.  of ftirttfit. 
MtrijXSc,  3  sin.  2  a.  inii.  act.  of 

licTi'p^ofiai. 
McTi'iKXa^av,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

fieraXXacirio  -rruy, 
i>lcrn\idcv,    3   sin.    of  ficT>j\v0ov, 
Sync.  ficTTiXOoi',  2  a.  itid.  act.  of 
filTlpy^Ofini. 
hlerfiopos,     Poet,     for    ficTadopoi, 

same  as  furimooi. 
Mtrijofi',  3  sin.   1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

peralpij). 
McTi'iocodai,  Ion.  for  fitOnaecdai,  1 

f.  inf.  mid.  oi jxiBivni. 
McT^iJia,  3  sin.   cont.   impf.   ind. 

act.  of fieravidb). 
MtTi'fd',  Ion.  for  ftiBiziv,  for  iitdii- 

vat,  pres.  inf.  of  ixidirnii. 
Mertevai,   Ion.   for  luOchni,   pres. 

inf.   act McTuaOai,    Ion.    for 

fudiecOat,  pres.  inf  pass,  of  //£- 
Bill  fit. 
Meririiii,  Ion.  for  ncdtjjiti. 
Mirldi,  pres.   impr.  of  nhzini,  to 

go  after. 
MiTiVYf'i',  for  iicTi^en;  pres.  inf. 

act.  of  fiiTi )^ij). 
hlcToiKcaifi,  -u?, .',,  (fr.  ficrii  change, 
and  o7kos  a  house)  removal^  emi- 
gration,   transportalinn ;     exile, 
captivity,  banishment. 
yicToiKiij)  -u,  f.  -»;(T(i),  (fr.  same)  to 
r.auHe  emigration,  trarutport,  send 
into  banishment ;  to  remove.^  de- 
part, mignttc. 
yitTotKijirii,  -loi,  Att.  -ews,  I'l,  same 

as  inroiKcaia. 
McTotKia,  -as,  fi,  {fr.  jitTii  cliange, 
and  otKoi  a  house)  emigration, 
exile  ;  a  colony. 
fileroiKl^u),  f.  -iVu),  Att.  ftcToiKiij,  p. 
fitTwKiKn,    (fr.   same)    to    cause 
emigration,     transport,     banish, 
send  away,  remove  ;  to  colonize ; 
to  change  residence,  migrate,  de- 
part. 1  a.  ind.  act.  ficrwKiaa. 
yicToUiKoq,  -01',  6,  I/,    (fr.  same) 
heUmging  to  strangers,  aliens  or 
sojourners. 
MtroiV-iov,  -ov,  Tu,  (fr.  same)  a  tax 
on  aliens  or  foreign  settlers,  their 
market-place  or  exchange. 
M£rDi)C(<7rj){,  -o5,  o,  (fr.  same)  an 

alien,  foreigner,  emigranl. 
MfToofiw,  All.   for  ii'ToiKiaui,  1   f. 

ind.  act.  of  fitroiKi^u). 
MiroiKoi,    -Of,     6,    fi,     (fr.    inr:': 


MET 

chan<»c,  and  etxei  a  house)  a  so- 
journer  m  the  land,    .setllcry  fo- 
ri igner,  emigrant,  stranger ;  an 
crile,  ciijitive< 
^IcToi^oftai,    (fr.   iitra    with,    and 
otX'il'ui  to  depart)  to  (jo  uitit,  go 
to,  assail,  ntfark.   impf.   ind.  ju- 
rw^''/";!',  -t>W,  -era. 
Mtru*A«'(J'w,   (fr.  fieri  intens.  and 
okAo'^iu    to   kneel)    to    htnd    the 
hict.i,  rest  on  the  knees;  totottir, 
he  iveak  in  the  knees. 
yieTovo/tn^u),       -o/iai,       (fr.      ficTa 
change,   and  ovoiiA^m   to  name, 
ih.  ivofia   a  n:ime)  to  take  ano- 
ther name^  assume  a  new  name^ 
change  the  name. 
Mfron-«'^w,    (fr.     jicra    after,    and 
otth'^w  to  follow)  to  go  along  with, 
accompany;    to   bring   to,    send 
with,  give,  bestow  upon:. 
MfVomj,  -tioi,  ';,  same  as  (imj. 
Mtrdn-iffOt  or  -Ocv,  (fr.  larii  intens. 
and  o-iaio  backwards)  from  be- 
hind, (iflerwards,  hereafter. 
^\cTUTTij]pXibv,   (neut.    of  next)    in 

autumn,  in  harvest. 
M£Tor7(jpn()?,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  next)  au- 

tnmnul. 
yiiT6-TTi,>pov,  -OV,  TU,  (fr.  /iirri  after, 
and  o-rrdpa  the  autumn)  the  har- 
vest time. 
MtrdpY'oi',   -01),   TO,  (fr.  /(trd  be- 
tween, and  opxui  3-  row  of  trees) 
the  space  between  the  rows ;    an 
alley. 
Merouff/d,  -as,    Sj,    (fr.  fiirii  wilii, 
and  etjil  to  he)  fellowsJiip,  part- 
nership, communion  ;  intercourse, 
ncce.'.s. 
MtTo^tTti'n,),  (fv.  ficTil  intens.  and 
o;:^£r£i;w  to  makt2  drains,  th.  o^c- 
Tos  a    canal)    to    drain^    convey 
vtater,  rut  drains. 

M£TOY')i-')si  >h  (f''-  l^f'^X'^  tosharc) 
participrilion,  .iharing,  partaking, 
agreement,  communion. 

MtToxX'^i^t  (f''-  /'f't  change,  and 
0)^\ev(  a  liar)  to  wrench  or  force 
opcn^  hurst  through,  or  asunder, 
move  aside. 


MEX 

.wm,  containing  about  two  gal 
Ions  and  u  half  of  dry,  or  seven 
gallons  and  u  half  i>f  liipiid. 
iM/rpr/roj,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  tnea- 

sureil,  given  by  measure. 
Mfrpiu'^w,  (fr.  fihpiui  moderate, 
th.  fiirpov  a  measure)  to  he  mo- 
derate, content  ;  to  restrain  one's 
self,  ktep  within  hounds;  to  be 
unassuming,  mottest. 
Mirplndi,   -»;,    -bt>,    (fr.    /iiTpov    a 

measure)  according  to  measure. 
McTpioTTaOcia,  -«?,   t'l,    (fr.    uirpios 
moderate,  and  iriiOos  an  arfection 
of  the   mind)  moderation,   erjua- 
nimity,  forbearance,  indulgence, 
allowance. 
yicTpiojriiOiiji  -w,  f.  -»;(ru),  p.  fic/icrpi- 
oirddiiKa,  (fr.  same)  to  moderate 
anger,  forbear,  endure,  pardon  ; 
to  treat  mildly,  he  kindly  oj^'ected 
tmcards  ;    to  condole  with,  sym- 
pathize, pres.   inf.  cont.  jicTpio- 
vaOcTv. 
yiiTptoiraOhs,   -tOi   -ovi,    h,    !},    (fr. 
same )  moderate,  forbearing,  for- 
giving ;  affection  I  lie,  mild,  gentle. 
M/rpTof,   -a,  -ov  or  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr. 
/lirpov  a  measure)  moderate,  not 
too    much,    enough,    siifllcient ; 
scanty,    sparing ;    gentle,   mild, 
lenient ;  temperate,  modest ;  just, 
upright,  equitable. 
Mcrpidrnsi  -vroi,  »/,  (fr.  last)  mo- 
dcralion,  forbearunce  ;  modesty  ; 
mediocrity. 
McToiioi,    (fr.    fiiTpios    moderate) 
moderately,  temperately,  modest- 
ly ;  but  sufficiently,  hardly,  scan- 
tily. 
Mf'rpoi/,  -ov,  TO,  a  measure;  rule, 
moderation,  bound,  limit,  metre, 
a  poetic  measure  ;  proportion. 
yilTpOTTuita,-as,  ^,(fr.^/rpoK metre, 
and  -noiiui  to  make)  ver.siflcation. 
McTpn'uvTcs,  n.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres. 

let.    of flCTOfU). 

McTuiKtaa,  -nf,  -£  or  -tv,   1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  ficTotKi^Ki). 
McToivoiid^iTo,   3  sin.   impf.    ind. 

pass,  of  fitrovofid^w. 


yUro-^og,  -ov,  i,   f/,  (fr.  ficTf^u   to  M£TWj'i)^(a,-af,  )/,  (fr.;;(£rtt  change, 


share)  o  partaker,  associate, 
partner. 

M/rpa,  n.  pi.  of  itiTflov. 

MfoeT,  3  sin.  fitTpure,  2  pi.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  act.  —  MiTpucdai, 
pres.  inf.  pass.  cont.  of 

yitTOiu)  -d,  f.  -<;<r(j,  p.  ptit(Tp:}Ka, 
(fr.  fiiTOov  a  measure)  to  mea- 
sure, mete,  take  the  measure  of; 
to  value,  estimate ;  to  measure 
out ;  to  lend,  bestow,  return,  re- 
pay, yitToioiini  -ovftiH,  to  be  mea- 
sured, receive  meanurc,  borrow. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  cjiirpiicn'  impr. 
lifrptiaov,  -rfrui.  per.  ind.  pass. 
Iiciiirpniiat.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  £^£- 
rpi'iOnv,  -nil  -n-  1  f-  'i"^-  pass. 

fitTptjOoaoftai. 
yiiTprjiia,   -«ro?,  t'j,   (fr.   same)  a 
ntetisured  allowance,  salary,  re- 
viard. 


and  6voji(i  a  name)  a  change  of 
nnme.  Metonymia,  a  figure  in 
rhetoric. 

Mtrwi'U/iykJir,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  last)  by 
or  in  the  way  of  metonymy,  figur- 
ative. 

MjTwvw/JOciSj,  (fr.  last)  by  metony- 
my, figuratively. 

McTuTi/civ,  (fr.  neyt)  face  to  face, 
front  to  front,  prow  to  prow  ;  in 
a  row,  in  line,  in  one  front. 

MiToiTTOv  or  Mfroijnoi',  -ov,  to,  {fr. 
ficrd  between,  and  i^\p  the  eye) 
the  forehead,  front,  face  ;  the 
prow  of  a  ship  ;  the  front  of  a 
line  of  battle.  Mfrwiru,  Dor.  for 
ficTwrrov,  g.  sin. 

yiiToimiiTKOTTOi,  -uv,  6,  >/,  (fr.  last, 
and  cKiitTOfjiii  to  examine)  an 
examiner  of  the  face,  physiogno- 
mist. 


Mhonmi,  -105,  Att.  -£wf,  !j,    (fr.  M£",>Yf  ro,  3  sin.  of//£T<.)Y;(5/";»', -on, 
?.:\Tn<:)  a  measure,  dimen.'non.  -em,  impf.  ind.  of  iicToi)(^npnt. 

S\cTo>)Tfi(,-ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  vien-iMiT;  Dor.  for fiou,  g.  sin.  ofcyti). 
surer,  surveyor.     Also,  a  rneu-lM/p^pi  or  ^1fx"ic,hoforc  a  vowel, 
(3C2) 


MHa 


MHA 


aafar  as,  aslong  aSy  until,  unlo,},ltjioi,  -ou,   h,   an   inhabitant   of 
whilf,   whiUt,  for  sovie  way  orj     Media  ;  a  JMede,  or  3Itdian. 
hme.  Mf'XP'S  ov,  as /on^  as.  Mf-  Mjj^otioi'I',   (fr.   firiii  neither,    on 
■vpi  iravToi,  foT  ever,  \     what,  and  ovv  therefore)  by  lio 

M^,  not,  lest,  whether.  !     means,  in  no   wise,    not   in    the 

Mijyt,  (fr.  ftfi  not,  and  yt  indeed)  |     least. 


no  truly 
yirjSaiJLTi,  and  Dor.  JArtian^,  never, 

Tio  where,  by  no  means. 
Mi;iu//,i;yf,  same  as  last. 
Mij.^a/idStv,  (fr.  fiTiiaitOi  none,  and 

5-tv  from  a  place)  from  no  where, 

from  no  part. 
^nicfiSi  and  ^lt]iaii6at,  (fr.  next) 

no  where. 
Iilnianis,  -n,    -ov,    (fr.    /li)  not,  it 

truly,  and   a/idj  some  one)  not 

even  one,  no  one,  none. 
MniSiiov,  (fr.  last)  no  where,  in  no 

plar.e, 
Mi7^a/ii5v,  (fr.  same)  by  no  means, 

in  no  wise. 
Mi;^f,M>!i',  (fr.  fifi  not,  and  it  in- 
deed) neither,  not  even,  nor, 
yi^ita,  pi.  of  fii'iios. 
hlriicla,  -as,  //,  Medea,  a  woman's 

name 
Mi'iSttot,   -ft)v,   o5,    for   yijjiot,  the 

Medes  or  Medians. 
tAfiiiioi,  -ou,  6,  Medeut,  a  man's 

name. 
Mrf^tif,  tir)ltitia,  fiviiv,  g.  nn^tvhi. 


Mi(0'  for  jifiTt,  neither. 

Mridcti,  ^jjdsfiia,  itiOev,  same  as  ftt]- 

(ds. 
Mnnd^ui,  (fr.  next)  to  bleat.     Or, 

(fr.  fttjKOS  length)  to  stretch,  ex- 
tend, 
M»)Ka(i),  yitiKtui,  Mi;(cdofiai,  to  bleat; 

to  moan,  groan,    utter  a  helpless 

cry, 
Mr,icdf,  -aioi,li,  (fr.  last)  a  blealer  ; 

a  goal,  kid, 
MtiKiTi,    (t"r.  iir)  not,  and  trl  any 

longer)  no  longer, 
Mi/ici<rra,   (fr.    next)  n«  length,    at 

last, 
M^KiffToj,  -OU,  b.  If,  (sup.  of  ^^ifos 

length)  longest,  tallest;  farthest, 

most  distant, 
M^KOs,  -£05  -ouj,  ri,  length,  extent, 

distaJice ;    tatlness,    lieiglit,  sta- 
ture. 
MijkOiu),  f.  -ufw,  (fr.  last)  tolength- 

en,  prolong,  delay,  1  a.  i^fjKivii, 

pres.  pass.  nrjKivofiai, 
'M>)ici'i/;Ta(,  3  sin.  prcs.  sub.  pass 

of  last. 


firilitfilai,  jirthvii,  (fr.   ;j»)  not,  ^ei  M/;»:wv, -uji'Of,  and   M»;*'ci;i'if, -Moj, 


truly,  and  tif  one)  no<  one,  none, 
no  one. 
yinicfiia,  -as,  and  Ion.  -ris,  n.  and 

f;.  fern.  —  Mqic/iiav,  a.  fem.  of 
ast. 
Mi7^(r,  neut.  —  Mtj^cvds,  S — Mf- 

i«'(,d.  — yirilii/a,  a.  of  same. 
MfJ^to,  Ion.  for  p'liov,  pres.  impr. 

mid.  of  ftrjioitai. 
yirilivoT    and   Mv^/rort,  (fr.  ^F;3f 

neither,   and   irort   ever)  nei'er, 

no/  a/  any  time, 
yiijf.ivij),  (fr.  same,  and  enclitic  ru 


</,  (fr.  /i^jKoj  length)  apoppy, 

M/jKiii'ioi',  -oil,  t3,  (fr.  last)  the  juice 
of  the  poppy,  laudanum. 

MijX'i,  pi.  of  ^TjAoi'. 

M>Aa'>'0';i-';fi  ^1  (fr.  nr^ia  an  ap- 
ple-tree, and  drOof  a  flower)  a 
kind  of  beetle  which  lives  on  the 
hln.i.iom.^  of  the  apple-tree 

M>)Xa'ii>,  (fr.  /in.Xoi' an  apple) /oga- 
Iher  apples. 

MijXca,  -as,  hi  a"  apple-tree. 

y\i]\cios  or  Mi';Nios,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  firi- 
>ov  sheep)  belonging  to  sheep. 


somewhat)     not   as  yet,  by  no.yii'iXri,  -r)s,  fit  a  probe. 


mean*. 

Miihcpos,  -<t,  -ov,  (fr.  firifi  neither, 
and  ?rfpo{  another)  nnther  one 
or  other,  neither  of  the  two,  nei- 
ther. 

Mrifirlpiaat,  ffr.  last)  on  neither 
side,  on  neither  party. 

Mi'iicTo,  Ion.  for  ifiqicro,  3  sin. 
impf.  of  jifi^uftat. 

V^tifita,  -as,  hi  'he  country  of  the 
MeHcs,  Mt.din. 

YAnfiths,  -h,  -i*,  (fr-  la"')  "f  or 
belonging  to  the  Mtdcs,  Me- 
dian. 

yiti^'l!,u,  f.  -tau,  (fr.  ftnmo)  to  fa- 
x-nur  or  imitate  the  Mrdtn. 

\Hlfiiafios,   -01',   h,   partiality  to  the 

raime  of  the  Mrdei. 
JAriW>^ui(,    (fr.    ui^i   neither,   and 


Mn^ifts,  -lov,  a'l,  (fr.  /tJj'Sov  an  ap- 
ple) nymphs  who  preside  over 
apple-trees. 

.Mi;>io5,  -n,-o\i,ofMelos,  an  island. 
Also,  (fr.  iii)\ov  a  sheep)  belong- 
in  s  to  or  of  sheep. 

yii^Kirris,  -uv,  h,  hi  (fr.  \>fiSov  an 
apple)  maile  of  apples  or  the 
juirp  if  apples, 

MijX(5/}o(ri«,  -10?,/;,  (fr.  /inXoi- sheep, 
anil  (ii.TKdi  to  feed)  fi  shrpherdess. 

MijXoj?or/u>  -io,  f.  -I'low,  (Ir.  Kanie) 
III  frril  nhrep,  herd,  grnie. 

MijXo/Jorrj/j,  -i)p'j(,  and  Mi/Xo./Joriif, 
-oB,  0,  (fr.  same)  a  sluphird. 

MijXii/Joroc-of,  4,  h,  (fr.  mmr) fed 
on  by  shrrp,  under  thcrp,  paslur 


ed,   good  fur  pasture  ;  lUserleil, 
wild,  ft.riakm. 
oAu(  totally)  by  no  me'ins,  not  at  M'?X')i'i{;^o(,-oi',o,//,(fr.^ii)Xov  nhi-op, 
all.  I     anil  f./xniif  •'>  rccrivp)  lodi;iui< 

Mljtoitat,  {fr.  iiJl^osrnrn)  lolnkelhe.      shrrp,  rrrriving  »htrp  f<ir  Kacri- 
eitre  or  charge  of,   lie  ronrrmed       f\ri%  ;    ppilhrt  of  n  Irinplc, 
far  ;  to  think,  meditate  ;  to  ran-  \[qXoOvTTi(,  -ov,  !>,  (fr.   iianic,  and 
mttt,  dehhrrate  ;  to  rontrivr,  plan, !      ji'ui  to  narrifKc'i  o  pnr'l, 
design.    I  f.    mid.   iii'/aofiai,   1   a.   Mi)Xoi',    -on,    ri,   Oor.    M>iXoi>,  nn 
mid.  ifitiaiifittv,  -ui,  -itTo,  "T'P^''i    'I"'"''''     ^'^  ^""y    found 

Mf)^o(,  -to; -ouf,  Ti,rnre,recard;\  fruit;  an  apptr-lrre  ;  a  sheep; 
roundel,  advice ;  plan  denign,  small  rattle,  property,  substance, 
scheme.      y\r}f'in,lhe  privitim.       I      i.ri'luct,  vinllh  ;  n  pel,  darlirig. 

3  D  f:»w) 


MHN 

MjjAa,pl.  the  clieeks;  thebreasts, 
the  lips ;  glands  in  the  throat  ; 
an  inflammation  or  disease  in  the 
eyes. 
MfAoi'D/iti/j, -foSjAtt. -(u{,andMij- 
'Kov6nos,  -ov,  b,  (Ir.  f^;|Xn^  sheep, 
and  I'f'/iu)  to  feed)  a  shepherd. 
MvXoTo'pr;oj,  -ou,  b,  I'j,  (fr.  /irjXov  an 
apple,  and  raptid  acheek)rosy- 
cheeked,  blooming, 
MijXof  -ov,  hi  an  island 
Mi;X(5(riropo{,  -ou,  b,  hi  (fr-  /<i/Xov  an 
apple-tree,  and  aireipa  to  sow) 
planted  with  apple-trees. 
Mi)Xorp(!(<ios,  -ou,  b,  h,  (&.  f'jXoi'  a 
sheep,  and  Tpciput  to  feed)  feed- 
ing sheep. 
Mj)Xo0opfii),  (fr.  ^r|Xov  an  apple, 
and  0t'pai  to  bear)  to  fteor  or  pro- 
duce apples. 
Mti\6u>,  (fr.  /i^Xij  a  probe)  to  probe, 
syringe,  dress  a  wound ;  to  plunge 
or  dip,  immerge. 
Mi)Xu)Ti),  -fis,  hi  (ff.  f  >)Xov  a  sheep) 

a  sheep-skin, 
Mr/XuTpis  -iios,  -ht  <wi  ear-picker  or 

probe. 
M»;Xu)(//,  -oiro;,  b,  hi   (fr.   pfiXov  an 
apple,   and  Ctxp  appearance)  co- 
loured like  apples,  rosy,  ruddy, 
M  »■;>■,  inileeit,  truly  certainly  ;  how- 
ever, then,    but,      Ti  fi/jv,  what 
then  ? 
M))i',  unvisi  b,  (fr.  nhvn  the  moon) 

a  month, 
Miji'oro,  Ion.  for  ttii'ivaTo,  3  sin.  I 

a.  mid.  of  fialvouai, 
M»;i'»;,    ->;f,  and  Dor.   Mdva,  -as, 

and  Mfjvas,  -aiof, »;,  the  moon, 
M»';k'  for  /ij;vi£,  pres.  impr.  of /ji;- 

Mijiia(o{,-a,  -ov,  (fr.  u^va  month) 
monthly,  of  a  month, 

yitivtiijia,  -StoSi  rb,{fr.  piTivis  anger) 
anger,  ivrath,  indignation. 

Mi/vidw,  f.  -dao),  (fr.  same)  to  be 
angry,  enraged. 

Miji'iyf,  -lyyof,  h,  «  '''"'  skin,  the 
membrane  containing  Ihe  brain  ; 
the  dura  mater  or  pia  mater  ;  se- 
diment nfwine. 

M>;iiO/iO<,  -ov,  >';,  (fr.  ;i^i'i{  anger) 
divine  wrath,  indignation,  an- 
ger. 

M>/ri/ia,  -Sro(,  t4,  same  as  last. 

Mi>i«,  -tos,  f),  anger,  wrath,  indig- 
nation, a  Kin.  iiiji'if. 

M;;i7<Tiif,  -aaa,  -av,  1  ii.  par.  act. 

of  IITIltw, 

Mi'ivioKos,  -ov,  0,  (dim.  of  f/«;t'i)  the 
moon)  n  little  moon,  half-moon, 
crescent, 

Mr)i/ii),  f.  -taui,  p.  -Ka,  same  anpr)- 

t'ldui. 

,Mr;i'Ofii'i)(,  -(o(  -o!>f,  0,  /;,  (fr.  /i^i'i; 
llin  motiri,  and  tii'of  form)  shap- 
ed tike  the  moon,  formed  like 
a  half-moon  or  crescent ;  horn- 
eil. 

M';i'uO(/(TiK,  g.  fem.  pur.  pass. — 
Mi/fiVii'Tfl,  a.  sin.  pir.  net.  — 
Mi/i'i'ifff),  3  ain.  rub.  act.  1  a,  of 

Illlt'f'U, 

M;;i(i<ti5,  -lof,  All.  'ti-is,  hi  MZ/vO- 
pa,  -ISroi,  ri,  ^fr.  (ii)i'<>iii  lo  show) 
a  disciivrry,  indicuiion,  inlimn- 
tinu,  fiirn,  informntum . 


MITT 

M^nirilf,  -op,  i,    (fr.  same)  a  <fi.«- 

cov.-rer,  m/urmrr,  dtcUirrr. 
Mirriiui,  f.  -vaia,  |>.  /if/ji/n'»a,  to  dis- 
cover, show,  iiifurm,  <lisi-li>se, 
point  o'U  ;  to  signify,  sign,  give 
notice  of;  to  drciire,  till,  pub- 
lish. 1  a.  act.  iiul.  cyLi'ivvaa' 
iinpr.  (t/ivvaov,  -(I'rw  sub.  fitjpv- 
ffW|  -pi,  -/)•  par.  firjivaui,  -nan, 
•ay.  1  a.  pass.  iiid.  ifi}]viOi]V 
par.  fi<ivvOiii,-iiaa,  -iv. 
Mv'  Ti  /j<i.\i;<  lor^i)  £jri/iri>flf,2  sin. 

ii  a,  sub.  act.  ol   tTrijJdXXa). 
M;;'  nra/ii/i"  1^"'  /")  CTttTiifirii,  2  sin. 

2  a.  sub.  act.  of  cTnTiftvu). 
M/Jrorc,  (fr.  f<q  lest,  anil  ttotc  ever) 

/f.s7  (i/  ani/  time  ;  neve: 
Mr'iiTu),  (iV.  lit)  not,  and  ttw  at  all) 

twt  yet. 
M;/rii)f,  (fr.  fifi  not,  and  ttcDs  at  all) 
lest  by  any  means,  peradvenlure, 
perhaps. 
M»;p'i,  pi.  of  fit)oui. 
M')()("  for  firjoia,  pi.   of  iiriplov. 
^l/jOiidoi  or  M/;pui'6oj,  -on,  <;,  also 
S/ij/pivflof,    (fr.   fitipvu)  to  wind) 
o    rope,    cord,     Ibread,     string, 
line. 
Mi;oiui',  -ov,  rb,  same  as  ixrip6s 
^Inp'oi'ns,  -ov,  0,  Meriones,  a  man's 

name. 
'i.hjpbi,  -ov,  b,  the  thigh,  inside  of 

the  this h.    \>\.  jjtriool  ami  firjoii. 
Mtpi-ATio-^ds-,  -oS,  b,  (fr.  next)  chew- 
ing the  cud. 
itlnpvKU),  MrjpvKiii^ij}  and  MripvKdo- 

liai,  to  ruminate,  chew  the  cud. 
}ili)pvfia,    -aroi,    to,    (fr.  ftrjpvu)   to 
wind     round)     a    small     round 
body  ;  a  ball  of  thread,  coil  of 
rope. 
Mijpuffdo-Sji,  1  a.  inf.  inid.  of 
Mnpvo},    f.  -vau),  p.    -Ka,  to  roll  up 
or  round,  furl  ;  to  twine,  twist, 
spin. 
Mi'iaao,  Ion.   for  titfiau),  2  sin.   of 
tfinadjirfv,  -0),  -aTO,  1  a.  ind.  niid 
—  M<;(T£ai,  Ion.  for  (ifiari,  2  sin 
of  fii'iaofiai,   1    f.    mid.  of  p'jio- 
fini. 
M/jffn,  Dor.  for  /jfi  eari. 
Mj/uro,  Ion.  for  fti/itiCTo  or  ttiiytiia- 
To,   3  sin.    pper.  ind.  pass,  of 
lit'/iofint. 
Mvffralp,  -wpoi,  b,  (fr.  /"i^oi  coun- 
sel) a  counsellor,  adviser ;  a  woo- 
er, suitor. 
Mvffruipt,  n.  du.  of  last. 
Mnr,  M/Jrf,  neither,  nor,  not  even. 
Mi'irrip,  -ipos.  Sync,  -rpbi,  rj,  a  mo- 
Oier,    dam  ;  the    womb.  a.   sin. 
ItriTipa,  V.    nrjrcp,   d.  pi.  firiTpa- 
et. 
M*}ri,  what  ?  whether  ?  is  it  TWt  7 

much  less,  much  more,  at  least. 
Jilnndaade  for  ^irirtSaOc,  2  pi.  cont. 

injpr.  pres.  piss,  of 
Slijria'u  -fci,   (fr.  iinrif  counsel)  to 
consult,  deliberate,  plan,  sclieme, 
design,  devise ;  to  determine,  re- 
solve. 
MriWera,  V.  sin.  of 
Jtlnrlfrnf,   -ov,  b,  JE6\.   yirjTtCTa, 
(fr.   iiTirtf  counsel)  a  counsellor, 
adviser,  patron.   Adj.  provident, 
prudent,  sagacious. 
M^Tifo^ai  and  M<;ri'ouo(,(fr.  same) 


MFIX 

to  plan,  dnisr,  scheme,  plot;  to 
execute,  rff'ict. 
'SM)Tiv,i\.  sin.  of  ittiTii. 
Mi/ridci,-,     -toon,    -IV,    (fr.    ;ir/i-ij 
counsel)    wise   in   cdiin.til,  pru- 
dent, siisc  ;  ingenious,  nrful. 
Mi/Tiduiai,  Poet,   for  ^'/nweri,  3  pi 

pres.  ind.  act.  of  niindio. 
.M;/nf,   -lioi,    );,   rounsil,   itrlibfrn- 
tiijii,    advice ;     prudence,     skill, 
cunning,  ingenuity  ;  plan,  device, 
measure. 
.Mi;j-pa,  -as,i'i,  (fr.  /iiJtvp  a  niolhcr) 

(J  iiomh,  matrix. 
MnrpdfcXt/ios,   ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
aiiXijibs    a    brother)   a   mothtr''s 
brother,  uncle. 
y[riTpt\oiai,  -ov,  b,  Alt.  Mijrpa^iji- 
flf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and  aXoidui 
to  strike)  n  matricide. 
Mi/Tpi,  d.  of  ix^rrjp. 
M>iTp6^o)^ns,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.   same, 
and  ^i^^ofxiu  to  receive)  one  who 
siijiports  his  mother  ;  iiffectionate, 
dutiful  ;  received  or  acknowledg- 
ed by  the  mother. 
Mnrpddev,  (fr.    same,    and  enclil, 
ifiv  from  a  place)  from  the  mo- 
ther, by  the  mother,  on  the  mo- 
ther''s  side. 
M)]TpoKToviui  -w,    (fr.   same,    and 
KTtiviD  to  kill)  to  commit   matri- 
cide, kill  a  mother. 
MtjTpoKTovla,  -ai,  I'j,  (fr.  same)  ma- 
tricide. 
MitTpoKrdvos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 

a  VKitrir.idc. 
'S\riTponi)Tii>p,  -opos,  t'l,  (fr.  fjr'irrip   a 
mollier,  and  unrnp  a  mother)   n 
grandmother,     by    the    mothcr''s 
side,  matrrnal  grandmother. 
^lijrpoTTuTtop,  -opos,  o,(fr.  same,  and 
TTUTi/p  a  father)  a  grandfather  or 
uncle  by  the  mother  ;    a  maternal 
grandfather. 
yiriTpniroXis,  -los,  Att.  -£(05,  i';,  (fr. 
same,  and  ttoAi?  a  city)  t'le  me- 
tropolis, capital  city,  chief  town. 
MriTpoTToX'tTiii,  -ov,  u,  (fr.  same)  a 

cilnen,  metropolilayi. 
M/;Tf)drroAof,    -ov,  1';,    (Ir.    fit'iTrip    a 
mother,  and  ttoA/w  to  be  conver- 
sant) a  midvnfe. 
^iliirponfjiTTTOs,  -ov,  b,  !j,  (fr.  /ji'irrip  a 
motlier,     and    lihno     to    throw 
away)  cast  off  by  a  mother. 
MriTpbf,  g.  of  ui'iTtip. 
yinrpvtd,  -rts.  Ion.  MiiTpv.n,  -Ti;,  fj, 
(Ir.   ftijrrjp   a   mother)     a    step- 
mother ;  another  country  or  resi- 
dence. 
M';rpu(Wi^r/s,  -£0!  -ot'J,  6,  ^,  (fr.  last) 
like  a  stepmother,  jealous,   envi- 
ous. 
Mnrpipot:,  -a, -ov,  (fr.  /(»;r?;p  a  mo- 
ther) maternal,  of  or  like  a  mo- 
ther. 
M^rpuf, -uo?,  b,    (fr.  same)  a  ma- 
ternal  uncle,    uncle  by   the    rrio- 
ther\i  side,  relation  by  the  mother. 

pi.     IHl'lTOUlCi,  -ODl'. 

^Iri^ai'ddTai,  Poet,  for  nrj^nvnriu, 
3  sin.  pres.    ind.   pass.   cont.  o( 

yitl)(^ivnppii<poi and  y[n^n%''>pija(p'>i, 
-ijv,  b,    (fr.  ftrj^di'n   a  plut,   and 
pdtTToi  to  stitch  together)  a  con- 
(394) 


MIA 

triver  of  plots,  plotter ;  schemer, 
intriguer. 
MtjT^ai'dui  -w,  f.   -ijcrui,  but   more 
commonly  M)i)(nrdoiiai,  f.  -ijao- 
jiai,  (fr.  pii^dvii  a  plan)  to  plan, 
invent,      contrive,     devise,     plot 
against ;  to  ponder,    revolve  ;  to 
provide,   procure  ;     to  construct, 
make,  liuitd. 
.Mi/;^ai'£W(«»,   f.  -tvau),  (fr.  same)  to 
contrive    or     invent    machines  ; 
plan,  devise. 
^\l)^d^l)],  -)ii,  I'l,  a  machine,  engirie  / 
art,  contiivance,  invention,  plan, 
design;  a  plot,   denouement,  ca- 
t  islrophe  ;     an    endeavour,      at- 
tempt ;  means,    power,    ability  ; 
artifice,     ingenuity,      skill  ;      a 
doubt,     question ;     a    structure, 
building. 
MnX'''"ll"'t  -S'Toi,  rb,  (fr.  last)  a 
machine,  engine  ;  a  plot,  contri- 
vance; trick,  artifice,  stratagem. 
M/;;^«i'('(cdf,  -ij,  -•►,  (fr.  same)  me- 

chanical,  ingenious,  inventive. 
Mtj^ai'tkug,  (fr.  last)  mechanically, 

ingeniously. 
Mn^dvi^ipa,  -aTOf,  rb,  (fr.  jiij^dvri  a, 
machine)    a  machine  ;  work  of 
art  ;  a  curious  girdle. 
Mri^ai'wiiti'os,  pres.  par.  cont.   of 

^ilYui'dofiat,  m  fj})^avdw. 
MTi^ap,  -lirog,  to,  (fr.  next)  anin- 
vcntion,  thought,  device,  artifice; 
an  endeavour,    attempt  ;  an   as- 
sistance, help  ;  a  remedy. 
MT/Yo?,  -£0f  -ovs,  Tb,   (perhaps  fr. 
Iii'l^oftai   to  care)    a  contrivance, 
invention,   scheme,  plan;    a  re- 
medy, 
Mfiiov,  -ovQs,  b,  n.  Dor.  and  ^Eol. 

for  jiduiv. 
M/!(ji', -u))'oj,  b,  a  man's  name. 
Mia,    n. — Mias,    g.  — Mi'a,   and 
Ion.  M/i?,  d.  — M/or,  a  fern,  of 
eJi. 
yiiairovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
Miiiivu),  f.    -dvib,    p.   juf/iiuyxu,  to 
slain,   dye,    colour ;    to   pollute, 
defile  ;  to  profane,  violate.     1  a. 
ind.  act.  ijihivn.    per.   pass,   ^t- 
jiiafiyiai,  Att.  ptjiinapLai'  par.  ^c- 
litna^iivoi.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  eixidv- 
O1V,  -i7f ,  ->]'  sub.  fiiavOoi,  -fis,  -ij. 
MinKJioviu)  -i5,f.  -rjauj,  (fr.  last,  and 
rtiijvoi  slaughter)  to  pollute  with 
blood,  shed  blood,  murder,  slaugh- 
ter, 
iliaiipovla,    -Of,     {/,     (fr.    same) 

slaughter,  murder. 
Mtfiicji^vos,  -ov,  b,  !},  (fr.  same)  pol- 
luted with  gore,  blood-stained  ;  a 
homicide,  murderer, 
Midi'Ony,  Poet,  for  c^uavOcv,  v/h'ich 
Bccot.   for    epudvOt^aav,  3    pi. — 
Or  150901.  and  Sync,    for  cftiav- 
OiJTrji),  3  du.   of  cfiidvOtiv,    1  a. 
ind.  pass.  —  yitavOwdi  3  pi.  I  a. 
sub.  pass,  of  jiiaivtu. 
yiiavaii,  -los,  Att.  -£u)f,  )'/,  (fr.  fiml- 
vw    til  pollute)  pollution,  defile- 
vient,  blot,  stain. 
Miavu),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  funlvia, 
yiidobi,  -a,  -bv,  (fr.  jiutiimi  to  pol- 
lute)  stained,  polluted,   defiled  ; 
impure,  wicked,  villanous,  infa- 
mous ;  foul,  filthy,  obscene. 


MIK 

M(a(r/ia,-ara;,  rd,  (fr.  same)  stain, 
blot,   pollution,    defilement,   con- 
tagiim,  infection  ;  an  idonemcnt, 
expiation  ;  tvickerlness,  debauch- 
ery. Tape,  violation,  incest. 
Miaofios,  -ou,  b,  same  as  last. 
Mtdaruip,  -opos,  b,    (fr.  same)  de- 
fter, polluter,    violator ;    defiled 
with  Hood  or  murder. 
Miya'^o/jaj,  (Tr.  ftiyvvftt  to  mix)  to 

mix  in  compani/,  intrigue  with, 
iiliyii,  -SSos,  6,  //,  (fr.  same)  mix- 
ed, promiscuous,  confused.  Subs. 
a  crowd,  mixed  multitude. 
M('y(5a  and  .\li],/(5/)v,  (fr.  same)  pro- 

m iicuouily ,  tntliscrim innlely. 
Miytiiji',  -T/f,  -Ti,  2  a.  opt.  pass.  — 
Miytif,  iityiiaa,  ittyiv,  g.  myiv- 
Tai,  2  a.  par.  pass,  nf  jilyvvm. 
M/ytv,  BcEOt,  Sync,  for  c^tiyrjaav, 
3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  pass.  —  M(yf'ui<ri, 
Ectas.  Ion.  for  /iiywai,  3  pi.  2 
a.  sub.  pass.  —  Miytj,  Ion.  for 
tfiiyi],  3  sin.  2  a.  pass.  ind.  — 
Miyv/icvni,   Att.    and    Dor.    for 

titynvai,  2  a.  inf.  pass Sliy)}- 

aofint,  2  f.  pass,  of  fiiyiv/it. 
Miyna,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  ne.\l)  a  mix- 
ture, composition. 
Mi'yvu^i  or  yiiyvvu,  f.  -fu,  p.  ui/ii- 
Xit  to  mix,  mingle,  blend  together. 
Unite,  join  ;    to  have  intercourse 
or  commerce  with.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
ifti^a.  per.  pass.   ind.   fiifityitai, 
-fui,  -ifTrti*  par.  ftcfjiy/iii'o;,  -ri, 
-ov.  2  a.   pass.  ind.  cfifyriv,  ->;{, 
-ij"  Inf.  fiiynvat,  Dor.  fiiyi'ificvai. 
I   a.   ind.  pass.  tfiixO'ji'-  ppfut. 
pcfii^i/fiai. 
hityvVvat,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  last. 
Mi'^a{,  -ou,  b,  a  creature  which  de- 
stroys   beans  ;    a    throw  on   tfie 
dice  ;  a  very  rich  king  of  Phry- 
?ia. 
Mi^oiiKuiO,   Heb.    indecl.    a    cup, 

howl. 
Mi'Oorjf,  -ov,  b,  the  tun  ;  a  Persian 

idol. 
MiOpi(1/irr)v,  -ov,  b,  MUhridalet,  a 

man's  name. 
MiitK^f,  -i\,  -iv.  Dor.  for  fiiiepds. 
MiKicCXof,  dim.  of  last. 
yiiKp'iirioi,   -ov,    b,   q,    (fr.   iiiKpif 


MIM 

MiKporptvfis,  -foj  -ovs,  b,  J},    (fr. 
same,  and  -p/iru)  to  be  conspi- 
cuous)   parsimtjnious,    sparing, 
stingy,  mean;  illiberal, 
yiiKpbi,  All.  S^iKoof,  -(«,  -6v,  little, 
small,    short  ;     mean,    insigniji- 
cant.      Conip.    fiiKpircpui,    sup. 
litKporaTos, 
Miicprfo-ru/iuf,   -ov,  b,  i),    (fr.    last, 
and  oTofia  a  mouth)  small  mouth- 
ed, hating  a  small  opening. 
Mufpon?;  or  T.jiiKpdTiji,  -rjroi,  h^  (fr- 
ftiKpdi    little)    smallness;  mean- 
ness, littleness. 
JtliKoot^v^ia,  -a;,  >'),  (fr.  next)  pu- 

siltanimity,  meaitness. 
!\ltKp-)\pvxoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and    ^u^fi  the   soul)  pusillani- 
mous,    weak,    cowardly,   faint- 
henrtcd. 
M«i-po;^np?;?,    -{'05   -oCf,   b,  1/,    (fr. 
jiiKpbi  little,    and  ^aipio   to  re- 
joice) little  pleasing  ;  studmus  of 
trifles  or  minute  beauties. 
Mivpuru),  (fr.  fiiKpoi  little)  to  lessen, 
diminish.     MiKpivo/Mi,  to  grow 
less  ;  to  languish,  pine. 
MiKpioi,  (fr.  same)  Utile,  but  little. 
MiKTo,   Ion.    or  Poet,    for  e^i^tK- 
To,    3  sin.    pper.  ind.    pass,   of 
filyvv)jt. 
MtKrd;,  -S),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  mixed, 

compounded  ;  exquisite,  costly. 
Mi'Xul^,    for    c/jiiXa^,    -Sko;,   >),   the 

yew-tree ;  hiwlweed. 
Mi'Xif^os,  -01',  b,  an  instrument  used  | 
in    the     moulding    or     formino 
figures    of   soft    substances,    n 
trowel. 
MA»)rov, -ou,  TO,  and  Mi'Xrjrof, -on, 

7,  the  name  of  a  town. 
.M/Aiov,  -ov,  tH,  (fr.  Lai.  mille,  a 

thousatid)  a  mile. 
.MiX7-/)Xi0//f,  -fo{  -uvi,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  /iA- 
rof    vi<-milion,    and    aXciiput    to 
daub)  painted  red. 
yitXrovSppoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTipcid  a  cheek)  having  red 
cheeks  or  a  red  prow. 
MArof,  -ov,  b,  vermilion,  red  lead, 

red  ochre  ;  mildew,  blight. 
MiAr(5(D   -(5,   f.    -<j(Ti/),    (Ir.   last)  to 
redilen,  colour  with  red. 


■mall,   and  nirlit  blame)    apt  /o^  .M/X^'ii, -ui',  a!,  or  MA(/.ij(Tif, -105, 


Jlnd  fault  a/>out  trifles,  querulous,  j 
captious,  disrontcntrd. 
Miicp;;;,  Ion.  for  yiorpd;,  g.   fcm. 


. 


fl,  the  ilropjiing  or  falling  <ilf  oj 
the  hair  of  the  i-yehrows. 
MA(u,   Dor.  for  Mi'Xwyi,  d.  of  M/- 
\u)v,  a  man's  name. 


MkcooOu/j/u   -w,   (fr.  //iirpAf   gmall,  |  Mi/oiiVUXot', -on,  rd,  ihc  fruit  of  the 


and   Ov/tAf  the   mind)  to  be  nnr- 

rnw  minded,  weak  or  coionrdly. 
Mutpoflii^/i,  -a(,  li,  (fr.   Kanie)  /;«- 

sillanimily,  weakness,  mwardirc. 
yititp'iflvfiQu  -ov,  0,  h,  (fr.   »ame) 

pHsillanimowi,  irrak. 
JAiroiXoyla,     -a(,     t,,     (fr.     fiiKiihf 

■mall,  and  X<iy /{  a  word,  Ih.  Xi- 


arhutiii  ;    a  slrawhrrry, 
M/;j'ip<(i<,  -io«,  Att.  -tuif,  or  Mf/iap- 

*u<,  -uoc,  >/,  n  kind  of  pudding, 

made  of  11  hare. 
M7/11C,  ->if  ro(,  b,  a  maii'i  name.  a. 

MZ/i'llTiI. 

Mi/'(?<tOi(,  inf.  —  Mi/iMoOt,  ind.  or 
impr.  2  pi.  ront.  prrn.  of 


yu)    to   ^pc.ik)    inni^nifir'vit  Ian-    Mi/i/o/jm    -oi//ja(,   f.   pififiauiini,    p 

lUfiliin'int,  -am,  -rm,  /n  imitate, 
rnpi/,  follow,  rrtrm'ilr. 

Mi/j^<7<iMr(j,  3  pi.  I  a.  opt.  mill.  — 
Mi/i';<7«a0iii,  I  a.  inf.  mul.  ol 
lanl. 

M^/ji/Xoc,  -T),  -f>r,  (fr.  iilfiif  an  imi- 
Inior)  imitatire,  inclined  to  imi- 
tate. 

lAiittjua,  -irof,  rll,  (fr.  lamo)  an 
(395) 


giiner,  empt'i  dinmurse  ; 

or  Iri/tini^  dir/tiimtion  ; 

for  triflcf,  sordi'lness. 
MnfO)X<y<j{,  -ou,   b,  fi,   (fr. 

talking     about    tr^ri  ; 

mean,  prnurious, 
Mcrporoi/iii,     f.     ->;iT(rf,     (fr.    /iiarpj( 

*>nall,  and    woifhi    to    moke)   to 

Uucn,  degrade,  dtmian. 


minute 
anxiety 

■ami!) 
stingy. 


MIN 

imitation,  likeness,  copy  ;  exam- 
ple, p'itlern. 
Mi>»;(ri!r,   -105,   Att.    -cuj,    ,^,    (fr. 
s.ime)  a  copying  after,  imitation, 
mimicry;     a    resemblance,    like- 
niss. 
Mif(»/ri)f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  imi- 
tator, copier, follower. 
MilirjTiKOi,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  some)  imi- 
tative, inclined  to  imitate. 
M</jr)rdf,  -)),  -ov,  (fr.  same)  capa- 
ble of  imitation,  may  be  imitated, 
imitable. 
M(/ii d.Ju)  or  Mi'/iidj,  (fr.  fieiu)  to  re- 
main)   to  remain,  stop,  stay;   to 
loiter,  skulk,  delay ;   to  suslain, 
support,  resist. 
yii^vdcKCTo,    Dor.    and    Ion.    for 
tjiilivnaKCTo,  3  sin.  impf    pass. 
of  |ltH^i|l!K^a. 
yilfivei,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of  ^I'^vu. 
Mi^i'i/OKi;,    2   SHI.    ind.  —  Mi/iv;;o-- 
Ktodc,  ind.  or  impr.  2  pi.   pres. 
pass,  of 
M(/iVi}o'«:io,    f.   /ivi'iau},   p.   ftiftvtjKa, 
(borrows  tenses  from  /iviiofiai  to 
remember)  to  put  in  mind,  re- 
mind, bring  to  remembrance  ;  to 
warn,  admonish.      Mtpvt'iaKoiiai, 
to  remember,  recollect, 
Mlfit'oi',  Ion.  for  l^ifivov,  impf.  act. 
—  .M(/<i'orri,   Dor.   for  fiifivovai, 
3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  .MZ/iiwr, 
d.  pi.  M(^i')i)o-i,  Ion.  yiifivivTta- 
ai,  par.  pres.  act.  of 
yU/iiu),  same  as  fiinvd^ta,  ' 
-Mifiof,  -ov,  b,  an  imitator,  mimic, 

buffoon,  comic  ortor. 
.Mi/ioC,  2  sin.  cent,  pres,  impr.  of 

litftiofiat. 
yiiftu),   -6oi  -ovs,  >h    ('"'■•  flpos  a 

miinic)  an  ape. 
M/;i(p(5of, -01),  i,  (fr.  same, and  ifil) 
a  song)  a  singer  of  vulgar  songs, 
ballad-singer  ;  a  buffoon,  jester. 
Mil',   Dor.   for  nvriv,  -nv,  ri,  and 
for  avrhi,  -r<U,  self,  himself,  her- 
self, itself. 
Mu'flii  or  -Oil,  -ns,  I'h  mint. 
\Mv6o(,  -ov,  b,  dune,  ordure, 
Mii'Oiiw  -w,  (fr.  last)  to  daub  witli 

thing. 
Mifvav,  Dor.  for  Mivi'wv,  p.  pi.  of 
M(i'i;<j,-wi',r(},the  name  of  a  city. 
Mm'fKj,  -Its,  >i,  same  as  Mii'iln. 
.Mii'i'Od,  3  sill.  pres.  iiiil.  an. — Mi- 
ruOii,  3  sin.  [>rcs.  .suit,  itf  fnivOui. 
M/i-iirWii,  (fr.  iiin'6<  Riniill)  a  lillle, 
very  tiltle,  somewhat,  short  11  hilt. 
MiiiicOiJ'^of,   -ov,  b,  /i,    (fr.  next) 

sliort-livrd. 
yitvVOia,    (fr.    next)   to    diminish, 
Irssm,   impair,  break  down ;    to 
consume,  waste. 
\ll^t!<U.  -'),  -dv.  All.  for  iitKp6<. 
Mui'ifli^f,  (>ri-s.  impr.  iirl.  of 
Mmi'o//ii.  (fr.  fiiivpfii  little)  losing 
in  a  low  voicr  ;  to  rhirp,  wi'ble  ; 
to  lament,  whine,  fret,  murmur. 
Mii'i"»(»o;i<ii,  uniiic  as  last. 
Mitvpif,  -1),  -iv.  Utile,  small;  thin, 
tender,  slight ;  fretful,  whining, 
plaintive. 
V1(i'l!i<ipio<,  -nil,  i,  I),  (fr.  //iii'^f  lit- 
tle, aiid  iVio  I  lime)  of  short  dura- 
tion, sh'irl-lirr'l,  ftrrltng. 

^lii-i»(,  -ua(,  6,  a  maii'i  nam*. 


MIS 


MI  2 


MNA 


MtviiTavpoi,  -oil,  b,  (fr.   Inst,  niiil' Mi'odioj,  -<i,  -oi',  or  -ov,  o,  i),  (fr,  t     and  n6vos  liiliotir)  ilisUke  to  ta- 

rufpof  a  bull) //if  fnino/diir,  a  la-  ""  '    '       '  '       '  '"  .    .  .■  . 

bk'il  inunster  of  Crtli'. 
M/;<j-,  -loj-,  Alt.  -tupv,  >'i,  (IV.  fily- 

ri'/ii  to  mix)  a  mijruig  or  hUtiil- 

ing    togitlur  ;     allny,     rnixlurc, 

covtposition ;  cohabiCalion,  sej,iuil 

ititcrcoursf. 
ytt^off'ipjiaoos,  -cu,  i,   l)i    Cf-   last, 

uiul  jlipfiapoi  barbarian)   smii~ 

6'iri)(jri(iri,  iinnviliicd,  half  Greek, 

haifslrunijers. 
Misi9pjoi,-ov,  h,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 

^poof  dill)  cuiifuuii,  clamorous. 
MiiuiriipOtrij,  -ov,  o,  »'/,  (fr.  .same, 

and  iTapdlvo(   a   virgin)  hnviiig 

the  forvi   of  n    XL-omun    afuf   a 

heasl ;  a  Sphinx. 
M/fu),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  fii'yvu/i(. 
^lioavOpuiTTOi,  -ov,  b,   )'/,  (fr.  fiiaio) 

to  hate,  and  dvOpni-roi  a  man)  a 

man  hiiter,  one  who  hates  sociely, 

misanthrope ;     morose,    gloomy, 

sullen, 
yitaapyvpin,  -ai,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 

dpyvpov  money)  n  haired  or  con- 

tcrfpt  of  money  ;  lihernlily. 
MiirydyKcia,  -as,  i;,  (fr.  ^layta  or 

ulyvvm  to  mix,  and  dyKOi  a  val- 
ley) a  valley  or  glen;  a  meeting 

of  waters. 
MiVytui,    Ion.    for   ftlayrj,    2   sin. 

pres.  sub.  pass.  —  MiVy£(i',pres. 

inf.    act.  —  yilayero,    Ion.    for 

tfiloycTo,  3   sin.   impf.   pass.  — 

MiffVoiffai,  Dor.  for  i^iayoxiaai,  n. 

pi.  fern,   of  Mhywr,  pres.   par. 

act.  —  Mioydficvoi,    pres.    par. 

pass,  of 
Mlayii),  f.  fffw,  p.  iiiftix''>  same  as 

plyvvfit.   Also  Miffyo/ioi,  to  have 

intercourse    or    connexion    with, 

cohahit  with. 
Miffc?,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  cent 

—  M/ffci,  pres.  impr.  act.  of 
Micf'w  -w,  f.  -)7ff(j),  p.  fitfilarjKa,  (fr, 

ftiooi  hatred)  to  dislike,  hate,  de- 
test, abhor;  reject,  loathe,  impf. 

ind.  t^tceov  -ovv.   1  a.   act.  ind. 

Cfilartaa'  sub.  jiioi'ibu>,  -rii,  -tj,  3 

pi.  fiimiaijiat.  per.  pass.  ind.  ^t- 

fiiarjuaf  par.  jiifiiaiiiih'Oi,-r),-ov 
1  a.  par.  pass.  fx((r/;0£(«, -trua,  -h 
'SliariOpov,  -ov,   rb,    (fr.  same)    a 

charm  to  produce  hatred. 
MiVij/io,  -oTos,  Ti,  (fr.  same)  an 
object  of  hatred,  something  odi- 
ous ;  a  monster. 
Mfffi/ffu),  -£(5,  -£i,  3  pi.  -aovct,  I  f. 
ind.  act.  — Mianawat,  3  pi.  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  fiiaiu). 
Mi(Tr)T(jj,  -ov,  4,  (fr.  utaioi  to  hate) 

a  hater,  enemy. 
VliarjTii,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  haled, 
hateful,  odious, 


ftioOuf    reward)   hired,   vngagid 
for  wugis.   iSubs.  o  hireling,  utr- 
vant. 
MtoOuidraf,  -a,  b,  Dor.  for  fitaOo- 

MicOa(^i)r/ii>  -i,  (fr.  ptaUb'i  reward, 
and  iiiwfii  to  t  ive)  lu /;ivc  wagcn, 
hire,  enga';efi)r  liire;  to  reward, 
remunerate,  recompense. 

MiirOuiiiJn/j,  -on,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
payrAaster,  reuarder. 

M(<r£)()s,  -ov,  b,  hire,  wage.'',  salary  ; 
I'Wurd,  recompense,  rimumra- 
tion;  slipind,  pay,  fee,  bribe. 

yiicOoipdpas,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  ^KoOos' 
reward,  and  tpepui  to  talie)  our 
who  rcciires  pay;  a  nurccnury 
soldier,  stipendiary  ;  a  hireling. 

MicOiio  -ib,  f.  -ajffio,  (fr.  lAtcObi  a 
reward)  to  let  for  hire,  .tel,  rent, 
I't.  Miadt'ioiidt  -ovjxai,  to  hire, 
engage  for  hire.  ' 

MiVyu/ia,  -aroj,  to,  (fr.  same)  a 
hired  liovse,  lodging,  any  thing 
procured  for  hire  ;  wages,  price, 
gain,  profit,  d.  fiioQihitaTi. 

MiaOiicaaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of^icr- 
Boit}. 

Mtadwrog,  -»), -iV,  (fr.  same)  lejfor 
hire,  hired  ;  a  hireling,  servant. 

MiVkeXos,  -01),  5,  (mas.  of  next,  viz. 
oii'o?)  cheap,  light  wine. 

Mi'(Tk-£/\of,  -01),  6,  i),  (fr.  next)  mean, 
poor,  shabby,  despicable  ;  stingy, 
sparing ;  that  picks  up  scraps. 

yUdK'ii,  -wi',  01,  fragments,  scraps 
of  broken  meat. 

lAia69cos,-ov,b,fi,  (fr.  fxlcoi  hatred, 
and  etos  God)  o  hater  of  the 
gods,  impious,  wicked. 

MicoXoy/o)  -0,  (fr.  same,  and  X/yu 
to  speak)  to  hate  or  despise  learn- 
ing, dislike  literary  conversation  ; 
to  be  unlearned. 

M((7oXoy/n,  -as,i'i,  (fr.  same)  hatred 
of  learning,  dislike  to  literature  ; 
idleness,  ignorance. 

MicoXiiyof,  -01',  b,  >i,  (fr.  same)  a 
hater  of  learning ;  unlearned, 
vninstrur.ted,  ignorant ;  a  dunce, 
blockhead. 

Mi  (Tof ew'a,  -a(,  fi,  (fr.  n7aoi  hatred, 
and  ^fVo?  a  .'Jranger)  inhospila- 
lity,  dislike  to  strangers ;  inhu- 
manity. 

ii\t<j6^tvo(,  -ov,  b,  (;,  (fr.  same)  in- 
hospit(d)le,  unkind  to  strangers, 

MicdTTai;,  -ioi,  b,  }),  (fr.  /jjtrof 
hatred,  and  irali  a  child)  a  hater 
of  children. 
MtffOTToa'u)  -to,  (fr.  filaoi  hatred, 
and  voicui  to  make)  to  act  spite- 
fully or  maliciously,  injure,  hurt ; 
to  do  what  others  dislike. 


Miffflu^o^ooi'a,   -a;,   i;,    (fr.   /iiffOdj  MKrojroiAt,   -o'O,   b,    fj,    (fr.   same) 
hire,  and  offo^i(?u;i(  to  pay)  pay-      spiteful,   malicious,  ill-disposed, 
ment  of  vinges,  recompense,  re-\     inimical,  injurious;  an  enemy, 
ward,  retribution  ;  penalty,  Jine.\  Miaoirofriofu)  -w,  (fr.  ulaoi  hatred, 

Mtadavoidrtti, -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  «|      and    novrjpbi    wicked)     to    hate 


paymaster,  rewarder. 

tlitadapviu)  -u,  (fr.  fiiodb;  reward, 
and  dpvvfiai  to  take)  to  receive 
wages,  earn,  hire ;  to  make  gain, 
obtain  profit. 

MiffSaovi'a,  -Of,  /),  (fr.  same)  a  re- 
ceiving wageM,  earning,  hire. 


wickedness, 
ySmonovrjpla,    -af,    )';,    (fr.    same) 

haired  of  wickedness,  severity, 
yitaoirdfripoi,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same) 

haling  wickedness,  severe  to  the 

bad,  vindictive. 
Miaoirovla,  -aj,  /;,  (fr.  ur<TOj  hatred, 
(396) 


hour,  idUniSK,  slolJfulness. 

Mtnd'KTto^oi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same, 
and  TTTuij^-dj  n  begfi^ir)  hating  the 
poor,  ihut  shuns  the  indigint. 

Mfffoj, -10$ -oi'$,  Tb,  l.utrnl,  dislike, 
aversion,  enmity. 

Miaoi^cvus,-ri,  -ov,  par.  ])re3.  pass, 
cont.  —  Miiiiii"ii'ns,  n.  —  Micoii><- 
Tus,  a.  —  Mooiiirui',  g.  pi.  cont. 

par.  pres,  act Mtaoiai,  3  pi. 

cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  of^iaiV. 

MiVri'XXoi', -£{,-£,  Ion.  for  t/i/oruX- 
Xrti',  impf,  ind.  act.  of 

Mi(T7uXXu,  to  chop  into  pieces, 
mince,  hash,  cut  up. 

Miav,  vitriol,  sulphate  of  iron, 

Mi'oj^os,  -ov,  b,  foot-stalk,  pedicle, 
by  which  tlie  fruit  and  leaves 
hang. 

MiVoj,  -ov,  b,  the  woof  of  a  web  ;  a 
web,  thread,  string  ;  tenor, 

MiriSu  -w,  (fr,  \as\)lo  weave, siring, 
use  thiead. 

Mlrpti,  -«f,  Ion.  Jiltrpri,  -iji,  fj,  a 
viitre,  turban,  fillet  ;  belt,  girdle, 
zone ;  a  piece  of  armour  ;  a 
brass  plate  or  belt,  padded  with 
wool,  worn  next  the  skin,  within 
the  coat  of  mail,  to  protect  the 
belly, 

MiTfo'^hiov,  -wvo;,  b,  >'i,  (fr,  last, 
and  j;/ru)i'  a  coat)  bound  with  a 
girdle,  betted,  girded, 

MirvXi'/vii,  •>]!,  I'l,  Mitylene,  the 
name  of  an  island. 

M/rvXof,  and  Mi'nXos,  -);, -ov,  mu- 
tilated, maimed , deprived  of  horns, 
xcilh  the  horns  cut  qff, 

M/ri);, -1105,  1/,  the  refuse  of  wax. 

M(%mi)X,  Heb.  indecl.  Michael,  the 
name  of  an  angel  or  of  a  man. 

Mip^fltif,  1  a.  par.  pass,  offiiyi/u/ii. 

Mki'«,  cont.  Mia,  -as,  ^,  o  mina, 
pound. 

Mvun,  Poet,  for  /ii'J,  2  sin.  pres. 
ind.  mid.  of^ivrfo^ai. 

M  vajit'iinv,  -ov,  rO,  Dor.  for  )tvrijiiiov. 

Mi/aixnvcvdiincv,  Dor.  for  ejivTjfio- 
vcvdrificv,  1  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
^i>rjfiovcvtt), 

Mv(ifioavva,-a{,T)or.  fofjjivrinorivtj. 

Mcao/ioi,  f.  fivfjcojiai,  p.  futyivriixai, 
(fr.  jxvdo)  to  remind)  to  recollect, 
return,  remember,  call  to  mirul ; 
to  tell,  record,  make  mention  of, 
viention;  to  be  mindful  of,  tuke 
care  of,  look  to,  attend,  regard  ; 
to  endeavour,  exert,  make  an  ef- 
fort ;  to  court,  solicit,  woo,  long 
for,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  zjivriadnriv, 
-0),  -aro.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  tjuvt'ia- 
Orjv,  1  pi.  t(ivficOr}^ev. 
Mi/a'(7£i£f,  Dor.  for  urijo-cic,  which 
Mo\.  forfivfiaai,  3  sin.  1  a.  opt, 
act.  —  Mvaffi/s,  Dor.  for  ni'i'iajn, 
2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  —  JtlvSaOai, 
cont.  for/zi/o'EuOaiiprcs.  inf.  mid. 
of  fivriui,  or  fivdofjiat. 
Mvdarupa,  Dor.  for  fivi'/irrapa, 
yivu(TTiiD,'Dor.  for  nvticTi'tD,  par.  1 

a.  act.  fivaar^aai,  -aaa,  -av. 
Uvdaris,  -tos.   Dor.    for  ixvfiaTi;, 

same  as  jxi't'if/n. 
y[vdawv,-ii>vii{,  0,  a  man's  name. 
Mvdh)  -w,  f.  -I'laoi,  to  remind,  put  in 
mind, suggest,  hint.  See  livdo/iai. 


MNH 

Mvttffdui,  Ion.  for  fivdcoBat,  pres. 
mf.  mid.  —  Mvciifitraj,  Ion.  for 
fivadiitvos,  pres.  par.  mid.  of 
jivduftttt. 

Mvcta,  -a?,  ri,  (fr.  (ivdoj  to  remem- 
ber J  mention;  memory,  rtcotlec- 
tioiy  remembrance, 

Mx^/iu,  -aroi,  to,  (fr,  same)  a  me- 
morial,  token  of  memory  ;  a 
vionument,  sepulchre,  tomb.  d. 
sin.  itvi'i/iaTt,  pi.  n.  fini/iuro,  d. 
Itvrjfiavi. 

Mitifidov,  -ov,  rb,  same  as  last. 

Mvi'ifirj,  -ijs,  //,  (fr.  same)  memory, 
remembrance,  recollection  ;  men- 
tion, record. 

MvTiiiovcvii),  r.  -ivau),  (fr.  fivdui  to 
recollect)  to  retain,  remember,  re- 
collfct ;  to  mention,  relate,  re- 
cord, tilvriftovcviifiai,  to  be  remem- 
bered, celebrated,  renowned. 

M»'j//i(Ji'i»;oj,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  0/ 
powerful  memory,  retentive;  no- 
tal>le,  memorable,  celebrated,  re- 
nowned, 

Mfni^oavvri, -ris,  !/,  (fr.  same)  me- 
mory, recollection  ;  record,  men- 
tion, tradition. 

iiltujiidavvof,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
token  of  memory,  memorial;  a 
monument,  tomb. 

Mvi/fiui',  -ovoi,  6,  f),  (fr.  /ivdu)  to  r5- 
collict)  mindful,  remembering; 
of  priwerful  memory,  retentive. 

MMTiffuiaro,  Ion.  for  finriaatvro,  3  pi. 
1  a.  opt.  mid.  —  yivrjaaaa,  fern. 
1  a.  par.  act.  —  WviitrdoKcro, 
Ion,  for  cfivi'iaaro,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind. 
mid.  of^vdui. 

Mn/ffcai)  Ion.  for  fivijari,  2  sin.  1  f. 
mill,  and 

iiivrfOth,  I  a.  par,  pass. — 'SlvrjaOio, 
•D^<,  1  a.  sub.  pass —  Mvi'iadrin, 
'2  pi.  -Oijrc,  1  a.  mipr.  pass.  — 
MvTicQiifji,  1  a.inf  pass — M»/;;ff- 
di'iaiifini,  1  f.  ind,  pass,  of  ^cu'u, 

Mf/j^i^'iKiui  -(i,  (fr.  fivdujjtn  lore- 
member,  and  KaKb<  evil)  to  re- 
mtmher  an  injury,  btar  a  grudge, 
rcscnl. 

Mi'ijffntuWo,  -Of,  /;,  (fr.  same)  a  re- 
mimhrance  of  injuries,  resent- 
ment, malice,  spite. 

Mv;;ff/«a<to{,  -ou,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
mindful  fjf  injuries,  resentful, 
midirioas, 

M^r/ffcfi-iot,  Alt.  -t(i){,  ti,  (fr.  fivdiii 
to  recollect)  rerollection,  memo- 
ry ;  record,  rnriUion, 

^v/jTifiai,  and  in  pi.  Mv^iriJ/i tO',  for 
liir,iT6iii0a,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 
fivdofiat. 

Myf/OTtifii,  -Of,  li,  (fr.  fivrforflp  a 
suitor,  th.  fivdofiai  to  woo)  a 
hriilr,  hnilt's  maid ;  female 
rlinrnis,  lovelintsi. 

MkT,i7Tftfl£iVi7f,  g.  fem.  par.  1  a, 
pa^s.  of 

iilfTjijTiCiii,  f,  -liaiii,  p.  fiifivfiOTcvKn, 
(fr,  fivniTThp  a  bridegroom,  th. 
fivnOfini  to  woo)  to  court,  won, 
solicit,  ask  in  marriaur,  espouse  ; 
to  make  or  fcriny  about  a  mar- 
tiaife ;  In  ronriliaJe.  procure, 
liUvTiiTTiioiiai,  to  lie  betrotltr.d,  pro- 
mixed  in  mnrriaift.  per.  priis. 
ind.  ntfivfjiTTiviiat'  par.  iitftvija- 


MO0 


revufvos,  -ri,  -or,  1  a.  par.  pass. 
/iiijcTTEuOcif,  -elaa,  -iv, 

MrrfUTfu)  -w,  I.  -I'laui,  same  as  last. 

Mi'/ffTi),  -ru,  1';,  (fr.  finio-roi,  be- 
trothed) o  6rif/e,  newly  jnarried 
woman. 

Mvijffrim,  -r/oos,  h,  (fr.  jiviioyai  to 
court)  a  wooer,  suitor;  a  candi- 
date. 

Miijffrif,  -lof,  and  -to;,  )';,  (fr. 
same)  memory,  recollection,  pre- 
sence of  mind,  resource  in  danger. 

yiniariiaai,  1  a.  par.  act.  of  jivtja- 

Tlu), 

Mt>r)<rroi,  -fi,-dv,  (fr.  same)  betroth- 
ed, promised  in  marriage. 

MvrjoTvs,  -voi,  II,  (fr,  same)  court- 
ship. 

Mi'iJoTcjp,  -opo(,  sameasfivTjirriJp. 

Mudcif,  -toca,  -cv,  and  Mnupd?, 
-a, -At',  and  yiviapixii'i;,  -toi  -ouj, 
6,  fi,  (fr.  /ii'i'oi'  sea  weed)  mossy, 
covered  with  moss  or  sta  weed  ; 
soft, 

Mviov,  -ov,  ro,  moss,  sea  weed, 

Mvio)  or  Mfu,  to  eat. 

Mvoiif,  -ou,  0,  down  on  the  chin; 
young  hair  otfealhtrs. 

tilvwco.  Ion.  for  fivuov,  pres.  impr. 
pass,  of 

Mnio/i(i(,  Poet,  for /ivC/iiii,  cont. 
for  ixvdount, 

Mkuovto,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  j;i.i!- 
To,  3  pi.  impf,  of  last, 

Moyybf,  -ov,  i,  hoarse,  harsh. 

Jiloytpbi,  -a,  -bv,  (fr,  ftoyb;  labour) 
laborious,  toilsome  ;  pninj'nl,  dis- 
tressing, wretched, 

yioyiTina,  Dor,  for  noyoufxtv,  1  pi 
pres,  ind,  act,  cent,  of 

y^oyiu)  -ui,  f,  -r'liriii,  (fr,  ixoyus  la- 
bour) to  labour,  work,  toil,  take 
pains ;  to  he  overcome  witli  la- 
bour, faint,  lie  weary ;  to  he 
wretched,  mist r able,  suffer  mis- 
fortunes ;  to  grieve,  pine,  I  a 
par.  act.  iioyi'/oas,  -aaa,  -av. 

MoyiXn^/u,  -u{,  f),  (fr.  fidyti  wilii 
difficulty,  and  XuX/w  to  sjieak)  o 
hesitation  in  speaking,  stammer- 
ine,  stuttering. 

Moyi'ASXof,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  same) 
having  an  impediment  in  speech, 
slammerini;. 

M<iyi{,  and  .MiiXis,  (fr.  next)  with 
ilt/ficulty,  hardly,  srurrcly. 

Moybi,  -ov,  b,  labour,  toil,  hard 
work  ;  pain,  misery. 

yiuynnriiKOi,  -iiv,b,fi,  (fr.  last,  and 
tIktij  to  bruiu  fiirlli)  bringing 
forth  with  difficulty  ;  assisting  at 
chi't'hirth. 

Mu''io(,  -ou,  b,  a  liushel. 

MdOuf, -aito{,  J,  (fr.  next)  a  labour 
cr,  servant,  slave  ;  a  ilomrstir 
sin  ant,  reared  with  the  chil- 
dren. 

M<10o(i  -01),  6,  laliour,  toil ;  battle, 
conflict,  rngn^rmrnl,  war ;  tu- 
mult, confusion,  terror. 

M/iOiiii',  -uvo<,  b,  (fr,  ;/<40ii(  n  ulavo) 
a  slave,  bondman  ;    a    wnrthlrss 
triflrr  ;  a  talkative,  prating  per 
son  ;    sawy     impudrnt,   prowl, 
insolent;   a  kind  of  dance , 

WoOunitiibf,  -t),  -by,  (fr.  lojit)  in** 
lent,  saury,  prowl. 
(397) 


MOA 

Moi,  d.  sin.  of  tyii. 
Moi/iudo),  and  Mo(^iiA,\u,  (fr.  ^vw 
to  sneer  at)  to  shut  the  lips  with 
contempt,  sneer  at, 

iloipa,  -uj,  I'l,  (fr.  ficipto  to  divide) 
«  share,  part,  portion  ;  a  degree 
or  part  oj  a  circle  ;  a  subdivision 
of  an  army,  company,  troop ; 
lot,  station,  stale,  cuiidition  ;  ho 
7iour,  reward  ;  an  oracle,  or  any 
divine  warni'ng  ;  .fate,  fortune, 
doom;  death.  Moiprji,  -lur,  at, 
the  Fates.  Kuru  ftoipav,  with  rea- 
son, justly.  'X-rrip  fiolpav,  nntia- 
turul,  unexpected. 

Moipdu)  -u,  f.  -ijad),  (fr.  last)  to 
divide,  share,  distribute;  to  re- 
ciwe  by  lot;  to  fate,  destine. 

'!s\otpr,yn!)i,-iof  -01  i,  b,!i,  (fr.  fioTpa 
fate,  and  yi'io^m  to  be  born) 
born  umler  lucky  J'atc,  fortunate, 
happy. 

yioipidiog,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  fiolpa  fate) 
Jutal,  decreed  by  fate,  faied,  des- 
tined. 

MoipOKpavTog,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kpaivu)  to  elfect)  brought 
about  by  fate, fatal, 

.Moio-ii,  -ai,  Uor.  for  MoDo-a  —  Mot- 
oHv,  g.  pi.  Dor. 

yiaicuToi,  -a,  -ov,  Poet,  and  Dor. 
for  iiovaalo;. 

yioixdypia,  -ii)v,  Tu,  (fr.  fioi^Of  an 
adiilturer,  and  liypn  a  cntching) 
damages  paid  by  an  adulterer  or 
seducer. 

MoiyuXis,  -fuof,  fi,  (fr.  itoi)(bi  an 
adulterer)  an  adulteress;  adul- 
ttry  ;  lewdness.  Adj.  sp-itnous, 
corrupt,  adulterated,  d.  iiot)^ii- 
XlSi,  a.  juoi;j;aXf(5ii,  n,  pi,  poi^a- 

MoiX<>oiiat  -dfiai,  f,  -i)aofiat,  p,  fic- 
jiolx'u'uit  (fr,  same)  to  commit 
fvlulttry  ;  to  debauch,  seduce, 

MoiX"fi  -S^oi,  II,  (fr,  same)  an. 
adulteress. 

yiotxiioOat,  inf.  coiit.  —  Moi;^(ir«i, 
3  sin.  cont.  ind,  pres.  pass,  of 
lioixdoiioi. 

Moixi^ia,  -as,  i),  (fr.  same)  adul- 
tery. 

}i\oix.t>-'OiUt-ii<Ta,-iv,  1  a.  par,  pass, 
.Moi;^;fi'{i,  3  sin,  pres,  ind.  act,  of 

.Moip^ct'W,  f,  -fi'ou),  p,  uciiolxevKa, 
(fr,  same)  to  debauch,  drjtouHT  ; 
to  commit  r.dulltry.  1  a,  ind,  act. 

Mo(;^fi^io{,-a,  -ov,  (fr,  some)  liegot- 
tin  in  lulultery,  illegitimate,  spu- 
rious. 

M')(;^lr<(3v,  -ii,  -01',  (fr,  same) /jrojir 
til  adultery ,  profligate,  licentious. 

M'li^Af,  -«0,  b,  an  adulterer  ;  a  se- 
durer. 

MoXy4(,  -oB,  b,  /Eol.  BoXyAf,  "  lea- 
thern bag  or  bottle  ;  a  simpliton, 
fool,  cully ;  an  extortioner,  pecu- 
lator, 

MoXnj  or  MoX'i),  to  rninr,  go,  ap- 
proach, hasten,  run.  '2.  a.  par. 
act,  uoAui'. 

.MoXf/jdiira  or  MoXi'i/Wrtirn,  -nf,  //> 
(fr,  iiti>iflf!Oi  lend)  u  ball  or  mau 

of  lead. 

MoX//i<!toc,  -t'l,  -foi',  cont.  .MoXi''/?- 
^oi/j,  niid  MoX/,?i'iioj  or  MnXi'/?- 


MON 

Sivof,  -ij,  •ov,  (fr.  same)  leaden, 
made  ol  lend. 
M<iX  /iJoior  \lo\viiioi,-ov,  6,  (por- 
ll.ips  fr.  ftoXiu)  to  ^o,  aiiJ  i]aOo; 
iloplli)  leail ;  a  ptumiiict. 
MdAi/Juj'yr  MdXv/jtfj,  -01',  6,  same 
as  lust. 

MiJAij,  UjjM  difficulty,  hardly, 
se  ucrti/. 

Mii>oiif)i(,-ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  ^oX/u 
to  upproach,  and  liopu  fuod)  a 
btggar,  mendicant ;  n  parasite, 
trencher- t'ricnd.  Adj.  -pos,  -u, 
-ot<,  greedy,  voracious,  glutton- 
ous. 

MaXdBovpoi,  -ou,  b,  a  kind  of  herb, 

MsXo?(r.i,  Dor.  lor  fiuXataa,  fetn.  of 
^loAiir,  2  a.  par.  of^oXfu. 

MdXof,  -01),  6,  labour,  toil ;  battle, 
engagement,  confusion,  tumult, 
dill. 

MoXdo-co;,  -ov,  0,  a  foot  in  prosody 
of  lliree  long  syllables  ;  a  man's 
name  ;  aTi  iiihubilant  of  Molos- 
sus,  Muluxsian. 

Mo'SliXyb,  indecl.  Heb.  an  idol. 

MoXd;^^),  -i;>,  »;,  mallows. 

MoXtt^,  -iIj,  1^,  (fr.  /ifXro)  to  sing) 
a  song,  hymn,  tune,  air. 

MoXt;/?6.i(i'a  and  MdXu|3Jof,  see 
JAoMH&aiia  and  MoXtfiSos. 

MoXiivErac,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass. 
of 

MoXwva),  f.  -vvZ,  p.  f(£/i(5Xuy(cn,  to 
dye,  stain,  discolour,  tinge ;  to 
corrupt,  dcjile,  pollute,  taint, 
contaminate.  1  a.  ind.  act.  t/iu- 
Avva.  per.  pass.  iicfidXvftitai,  Att. 
fttlidXvafiat.    I  a.  pass,  cjioXvv- 

MdXuffi;, -io?,i/,and  MoXuc/jos,  -ov, 
b,  (fr.  last)  pollution,  contami- 
nation, dejikment. 

MdXu),  same  as  fioXtu).  2  a.  par. 
act.  ^oXaii',  -ovaa,  -6v. 

Ttlofitpii,  -di.  Dor.  for 

Muftipn,  -r;f,  }],  (fr.  jiiijdioiJiai  to 
blame)  blame,  complaint,  cen- 
sure. 

Movd^u),  {fr. pdvos  alone)  tobe soli- 
tary, live  alone. 

Mov'i/iru(ci'a,-af,  i],  (fr.  fiivoi  alone, 
and  dfivv^  a  rein)  one  horse, 
single  rein  or  horse ;  the  art  of 
riding  with  single  reins,  horse- 
manship, horse-breaking. 

yiovap^lia  -Si,  (fr.  jx6voi  alone,  and 
dp\ui  to  govern)  to  rule  alone  or 
absolutely,  be  a  monarch,  govern, 
reign. 

Movap);;;;;  and  -xoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr. 
same)  a  sole  ruler,  monarch, 
king,  governor. 

Moviipx''",  -as,  ^1  (ff-  same)  the 
government  of  one,  sovereignty, 
empire ;  a  monarchy,  king- 
dom. 

Movnpxttis,  -n,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  mo- 
narchical, arbitrary. 

i/[ovip)^ii,  -00,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  sole 
ruler,  monarch. 

iAi'ivnf, -aiof,  fi,  (fr.  fidvof  alone) 
unity,  one ;  a  montvl. 

fJlovaaiuii^-ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  «o/i/u/ie, 
retirement,  loneliness. 

iiovanTi'ipiov,  -ov,Ti,  (fr.  same,  and 
'arriiii  to  stand)  a  monastery. 


MON 

Moi'a;^3;, -i),  -bv,  (fr.  fidvoi  alone) 
alone,  solitary,  lonely,  sole,  sin- 
gle.  Sill),  a  monk,  lit  riiiil. 

Mofi),  -i)f,  i),  and  Dor.  Mocn,  -as, 
(fr.  ;</i'u)  to  remain)  amanaion, 
house,  place  of  residence. 

\ldvii,  fem.  of  ftdi'oi. 

hluvi'ipris,  -coi  -iivs,  b,  II,  (fr.  same) 

I      solitary,  lonely. 

Mdi't^oi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  pivio  to 
remain)  uhiiting,  remaining, 
perinantnt,  stationary,  steady. 
Jinn. 

Movi^f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  p6voi  alone)  liv- 
ing alone,  solitary,  lonely. 

Moi'o/iafKOf, -o)'0{,  Dor.  for  fiovulli')- 
ftuiv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and  jhdvui 
to  go)  peculiar  in  the  gait ;  awk- 
ward, halting,  hopping. 

Moioycpii(,-toi  -ovi,  b,  !],  (fr.  sam  , 
and  yivonai  to  be  born)  only 
begotten  ;  an  only  child ;  of  the 
same  family.  1  a.  sin.  cont.  fio- 
vu-ytvi). 

MoiifpoTTiis,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  (ip/rru)  to  |)liick)  hating  one 
trunk  ;   mcvlt  of  one  log. 

Moioci^'/j,  -ioi  -off,  6,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  tiiSof  shape,  tli.  £((5w  to  see) 
of  the  same  appearance  or  shape, 
uniform, 

Moi'(5^u)i'05,  -01),  b,  }],  (fr.  same,  anti 
^wi/ri  a  belt)  having  one  belt,  light 
armed  cavalry,  ready  for  war, 
warlike, 

MoD(5^wof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
^«'w  to  live)  lonely,  solitary, 

Movoiiftepog,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
///(/pa  a  day)  lasting  for  one  day, 
ephemeral. 

Movo/cfooif,  -11)70?,  6,  )';,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kipas  a  horn)  aunicorn. 

Moi'(i/cA«uroj,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  same, 
and  kXo/u)  to  weep)  where  one 
only  laments,  lamented  by  but 
one. 

MovDKpri-nlg,  -iSo;,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kp);jr(f  a  slipper)  having  one 
slipper  or  shoe. 

MoidKpoTo;,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  Kpdros  an  impulse)  having 
one  bench  of  oars, 

Movajjinxf'^  -w,  f.  -»;ffai,  (fr.  same, 
and  f<(i;^o//«<  to  fight)  to  Jigid  in 
single  combat, 

>,lovoiiux'a,  -as,  n,  (fr.  same)  a 
single  combat,  duel ;  a  fencing 
match, 

Wloiofiaxo?,  -ov,  b,  h,  (fi"'  same) 
figtding  in  single  combat  ;  a  gla- 
diator, champion, 

MdKor,  (neut.  of  p6i'o;)  only,  sole- 
ly- ^         ■ 

Movovoii  and  Movovou;^?,  (fr.  pdvo; 
alone,  and  ov  or  ot%£  not)  only 
not,  almost,  all  but, 

Movdpx'i,  -'OS,  Att.  -£ti)s,  6,  (fr. 
next,  and  6px'i  o.  testicle)  hav- 
ing one  testicle. 

Mi5i'o?,  -17,  -ov,  alone,  only,  sole, 
single  ;  solitary,  lonely,  deserted, 
forsaken. 

Wlovdrrii,  -riTOi,  fi,  (fr,  last)  unity. 

MovdrpoTTos,  -ov,  ti,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tpd-rros  a  manner)  of  one  J'lsldon 
or  style,  simple,   plain,    solitary, 
lonely;  austere,  harsh,  rij^i'l. 
(398) 


MOP 

MoiMdOuX/iof,  -ou,  b,  II,  (fr.  same, 
and  oipOiiXfibi  an  eye,  th.  liirro- 
fiut  to  sec)  one-eyed,  blind  of  one 
eye. 

Movoxtriov,  -uivoi,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  X''^^  "  coat)  lulling  one 
coat,  wearing  an  inner  garment 
only. 

Mov6\^a<pos,  Dor.  for  finv6\piiil>os, 
-ov,  0, 1'l,  (fr.  same,  and  x^'fiipos  a 
vote)  who  givis  his  vote  iliffer- 
enl  from  the  rest,  independait ; 
discretionary,  left  to  one's  own 
will,  acting  according  to  one's 
own  judgment, 

Moviuj  -w,  f.  -idffu),  p.  pc/idvuKa, 
(fr.  fi6vos  only)  to  j  or  sake,  leave 
alone,  abandon,  dtsirt.  per.  par. 
pass,  ficiiovui/iivos,  -i),  -ov.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  efiovuOiiv. 

Moi'u)9us,  -tiffu,  -iv,  1  a.  par.  pass. 
—  MovuiOr/i'ui,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of 
last. 

MoKoiuf  or  yiu>vv^,-v)(pi,  b,{i,  (fr. 
n6vos  single,  and  ovv^  a  hoof) 
singk-hoofed,  solid  lioofed,  with 
the  hoof  entire, 

Moi'tirarof,  -ij,   -ov,   sup.   of  p6- 

J'Of. 

Mdpa,  -Of,  I/,  (fr. /jffpui  to  divide)  a 
regiment,  battalion 

^'[6pyvvixi,  same  as  oudpyvv/ii, 

yiopia,  -as,  I'l,  a  mulberry-tree  ;    a      *• 
sacred  olive. 

Mop/o)  -u,  f.  -)7(T(i),  (fr.  pipos  death) 
to  kill,  put  to  death. 

M6p"nos,  -ov,  6, »;,  same  as  p6potfios, 

MoDiov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr,  fidposa.  portion, 
ill.  //cf'po)  to  divide)  a  particle, 
small  part  or  portion.  To.  p6pta, 
the  private  parts, 

MopnoXvKuov,  -ov,  rb,  and  Mop/io- 
XiiKn,  -ris,  fi,  (fr.  popixH)  a  hag)  a 
mask  ;  a  bugbear, 

Mopi^oXvoati)  or  -ttu,  (fr.  same)  to 
frighten  with  a  bugbear,  terrify, 
affright,  scare. 

Mopfibs,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  terrify- 
ing, frightful,  dreadful.  Subs. 
vain  fear,  fake  apprehension. 

Mop/iupoiTa,  a.  of  popjxvpwv,  pres. 
par.  act.  of 

Mop/jiipu),  ( perhaps  fr. /J lipw  to  flow) 
to  murmur,  gurgle,  purl,  roar 
as  the  sea  ;  to  gush,  ove'Jlow. 

Mop/(w,  -60s  -ovs,  1],  a  bughear,  hob- 
goblin,spright,  hag,  witch,  ghosl; 
a  fnghlful  noise.  Also  used  as 
an  interjection.  Oh  !  shame  ! 

MfSpfai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Mop((o,  1 
f.  ind.  act.  of  fiopyvvM  or  ftdp- 
yvvni. 

yiopdeis,  -caaa,  -tv,  (fr.  fiiipof  fate) 
filled,  deadly,  ilestructtvc  ;  made 
with  much  labour,  exquisitely 
made,  wonderfully  Jine. 

Miipor,  -ov,  rb,  a  mulberry. 

iM<5/)of,  -ou,  b,  portion,  share,  lot  ; 
destiny,  fate,  death. 

yiofioxdos,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  Egyp- 
tian stone  or  earth  used  for  whi- 
tening clothes,  such  as  perhaps 
pipeclay  or  fuller's  earth. 

Mwprf/jus,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  jjipos  fate) 
fated,  destined,  doomed;  fatal, 
deadly,  causing  death;  mortal, 
subject  to  death. 


MOT 


MY 


MT0 


'Slopiaau),  f.   -fwi  p.  -;ta,    to  dirty, 

foul,  be.ipiilter,  daub. 
Mop^'i,  -«fi  Dor-  for  fioptpn- 
MofJ^a'ti;,  Dor.  for  iiopipticis,-ccaa, 
.ev,  (fr.   next)   shajjdj/,  comely, 
fair,  hundsume. 
Mopiph,  -iji,  ^,  outward  appearance, 

firm,  shape,  Ji^ure  ;  beauty. 
Mf>p0Ko?u,  Ion,  for  unoAvov,  s.  sin. 

of 
Mop^i'Jf,  -^, -di',  same  as  opipv6i. 
'Mop(p6ti>-u,  f.  -(6<r<ii,  p.  fiCji6p<tiii>Ka, 
(fr.  fioptpt)  form)  to  form,  figure, 
shape;  to  take  a  shape  or  figure, 
grow  into  form.   per.    pass,   fit- 
li6p<^ii>H<u.    1  a.  pass.   ind.  c/iop- 
<pw6qv  sub.  ^opipwda,  -fji,  -f/. 
MopfKiifia,  -aros,  ri,  and  M')()0u)(r(f, 
-tog,  Att.  -£u)f,  i^,  (fr.  same)/^rm, 
appearance,  figure,    an    image, 
appertranre,  vision;  delineation, 
sketch,  draught. 
Moffuvv,  -vvoi,  b,  a  wooden  tower, 

fortress,  rampart,  bulwark. 
i>lo<r^dpiov,   -ov,  rd,  (din),   of  ^da- 

X"!  a  calf)  a  little  coif. 
M<J<7;t"i'f)  -0",  »,  '/i  (fr-  same)  o/"or 
belonging  to  a  calf. 
''yiiaxcvfa,-aros,  ri,  (Cr.  fioaxtiio 
toslip,  th.  ndc^oi  a  scion)  a  shoot, 
set,  slip,  scion,  graft,  sucker. 
Moffj^tuu,   f.  -cvau),  (fr.   fi^'ia-^oi  a 
scion)   to  slip,   plant,    set,  rear 
plants  from  slips, 
yioa-fflov,  -ov,  ri,  (Him.   of  ^(5<ryof 

a  calf)  a  tittle  calf. 
^lo<TX,oT^otfu>  -H,  f  -I'laia),  p./itiioayo- 
roi'ijKu,  (fr.  same,  and  ttoi/id  to 
make)  to  make  a  calf,  set  up  a 
calf.  1  a.  ind.  act.  cftoa^oiroiij- 
aa. 
y[.6a)(o<;,  -ov,  o,  1),  a  calf,  heifer, 
young  hullork;  a  shoot,  twin, 
slip,  plant  ;  a  kind  of  scent, 
musk.  g.  Dor.  fiiax'^,  a.  pi.  Dor. 

M(J(Tj^o«,  -ov,  h,  a  proper  name. 

Msrdf,  -ov,  h,  tint. 

JiloTiui  -a,  (fr.    last)  to  apply  lint, 

dress  a  wound. 
M<5ruiT(f,   .(Of,    All.    -{«{,   )'/,    (fr. 

same)  the  aj/ptication  of  lint  to  a 

wound,  dressine. 
MouKif,  (fr.  fioTivof  for/jdi/ofalonr) 

apart,  nrnndcr,  separately ;    one 

by  one,  alonr,  only,  solely. 
Moufup;^o(  for  fi6iapyof. 
Movvap)^ta,  and  Ion.  -x,lij  '•'r  //o- 

v'lpjffrt. 
yiovt/aycvfli  for  iiovoyivfif, 
MowiiJ(c(jAi>{,    -nv,    h,   li,  (fr.    Ii6v0( 

alone,  and  <ru>oK  a  limh)  having 

one  slnry  or  floor, 
yiawdXtOni,  -ov,  h,  li,  (fr.  ^nm"?,  and 

X/flif  a   iilone)  m/vU  nf  or  ron- 

sifting  of  one  stone  only. 
Movfo/j/iy/w  -a,  saniR  ax  iiovojia- 

X'">- 
MoKvod    Pod.    for   fi6i'nf,  i\.  sin. 

fcm.    finfurq,  n.  pi.  fiouvot. 
i^ovvnipvrK,  -(of  -ovf,  h,  (,  (fr.  ImI, 

and  ipiiri  nature)  of  one  nalure, 

singular. 
Jilovvvxiij   -"«!    4.  ^funi/rhia,  ihr 

port    of    .Alhrn',    wlirrc    Ihcrr 

wai    a    Irinpln    in    honour    of 

Diana. 


'Movvv^Imv,  -uii'of,  h,  (fr.  last)  the 
first  of  the  spring  months  a- 
mong  the  Athenians;  it  com- 
prehended part  of  April  and 
March. 

y/Iot'ca,  -j;?,  i),  a  muse  ;  poetry  ;  a 
song,  poem,  music,  a,  p|,  ^o(,. 
oHf,   ^ol.  novadwi'.  Dor.  fiov 

(7(11'. 

Movaaio(,  -a,  -oi;  and  Mouo-t7()? 
-a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  same  as  fiovat- 
k6s. 

MovacTov,  -ov,  ro,  (fr.  same)  a 
study,  museum,  theatre 

yiovai^w,  (fr.  same)  to  sing;  to 
try  or  contend  in  singing. 

Moi'<rY/cj),  -//f,  )';,  music;  versifica- 
tion. 

MouffMf,  -)■),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  devot- 
ed to  the  muses,  inspired  by  the 
muses  ;  fond  of  literature  ;  learn- 
ed, musical,  singing,  tuneful. 
Subs,  a  musician,  singer. 

yiovoiKwi,  (fr.  last)  musically. 

yiovaiciciv.  Poet,  and  Dor.  for 
ftovai^civ,     pres.    inf.   of   fiovai- 

Mou(T(i^>)77rof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,    (fr.  novcn 
Ihe  muse,  and  >a;i/?rii'u  to  take 
in.'ipired  by  the  muses. 

Movariv,  Att.  for  jiou  eariv. 

Movcr(iiii>iTti)p,  -opoi,  fi,  (fr.  fiovaaa 
muse,  and  ;i/;r;;p  a  motlier)  Me 
mother  of  the  muses. 

MoxOctJiras,  Dor.  for  fio^OovvTai, 
a.  pi.  cont.  of  fio^Oiwv  -dv,  pres. 
par.  act.  of 

Mo;^0fa)  -w,  f.  -I'lffui,  (fr.  ftS^^Oogh.- 
bour)  to  labour,  toil  ;  to  be  fa- 
tigued, faint,  fail ;  to  labour 
under,     sujfcr     from     pain    or 


Muaf,  -OKo;,  b,  (fr.  ftvu  to  press 
upon)  n  shell  fish,  limpet. 

Mi'uf,  a.  pi.  of  j/fif. 

MiiyaAf'i;  or  MiiyaXi;  or  Muoya'Xj?, 
-li,  '5>  (fr.  /iTij-a  mouse,  and  ya- 
X/i;  or  yaXfi  a  weasel)  a  weasel- 
7nouse,  shrew-mouse. 

Wvyfioi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  ;/.  fu)  to  shut 
the  lips)  a  noise  made  through 
the  nose  when  the  lips  are  shut ; 
a  snujf,  sneer,  snort ;  a  squeak, 
squfal. 

y\vid^ofiat,  to  abhor,  detest,  dislike, 
loath,  be  averse  to. 

Mvialvh),  f.  -flicS,  (fr.  fivSdio  to 
grow  wet)  to  moisten,  wet. 

MviaXioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  wet, 
moist  ;  injured  with  ivel,  rotten. 

Mu^a'u)  -ui,  f.  -I'lau),  p.  -Ka,  to  grow 
wet  or  moist ;  to  be  injured  or 
spoiled  by  wet;  to  rot,  become 
putrid;  to  drop,  drip. 

MuOI/O-lf,    -lOf,     Att.     -£(Jf,     )';,    (fr. 

last)  putrefaction  from  xrel,  rot. 
MvSoi,  (fr.  /ivu  to  shut  the  lips) 

mute,  dumb. 
Mu^os,  -ov,   b,  (fr.  ptvSdui  to   grow 

wet)   matter,    corruption,  purU' 

lent  running, 
MvSowcai',  Poet,  for  ixvitHaar,    a. 

sin.  fern.  cont.  pres.  par.  act.  of 

same. 
Mu('pi'(i(Tif,  -10?,  Att.  -cws,ft,  defect 

of  the  eyes,  dimness. 
Mt'Jpof,  -ov,  b,  red-hot  iron. 
Mvlwv,  -c3i'u5,  b,  fungous  or  proud 

flesh. 
Wvihiv,  -uivog,  b,  Mydon,  a  proper 

name. 
MveXdeii,  -caca,  -cv,  (fr.  next)  full 
of  marrow,  nutritious, 
trouble,   pres.   inf.  act.  /io;^0/£(»''MurXds,  -ov,  b,  marrow;  pith;  the 


yiixOniJa,  -aTOi,  ri,  (fr.  same)  la^ 
hour,  toil,  hardship. 

Mo)(Oqpii,  pi.  neut.  ofuoxOiip'U. 

MoxOnpla,  -ai,  I'l,  (fr.  finxOnp^i 
grievous,  th.  fidx^oi  labour) 
venation,  trouble ;  malice,  ma- 
lignity, spite  ;  wickedness,  de- 
pravity, 

MoxOnpioiiijt  -onjini,  (fr.  same)  to 
Id/iour  under,  grieve,  be  sorrow- 

MoxOriplif,-ii,  -iv,  (fr. /iij;^Oof  trou- 
ble) troubltsnme,Vfxatiiius,  grirv- 
ouSy  sorruuful ;  writched,  mise- 
rable ;  depraved,  wicked. 

^oxOfiaavTi,  d.  sin.  of  ^jo^O/Jiru;,  1 
a.  par.  art.  nf  iioxOiiit. 

yioxOl^orri,  Por.  for  iinxOii^ovai,  3 
pi.  |ires.  ind.  act.  of 

MoyWi^y,  name  an  ^o;^fl/ij. 

M/JyOof,  -nv,  b,  Inb'iur,  struggle, 
lull,  effort,  travail  ;  trouble,  grief, 
pain,  wo. 

M');^fli;u,  name  an  fioxOlu. 

Mo;^;*/w,  -ii'w.  and-iiu,  (fr.  /io;^XAt 
a  bar)  to  tniw  or  movr  uilh  a  bar 
or  crow  ,'  to  rfl'ert  u'ltit  labour, 

M'iyXioi',  -ov,  Tu,  (ilim.  of  nexl)  a 
sotall  crow  or  bar. 

Moj|;Xi<, -or>,  4,  nnil  MoYXfftf, -/of, 
0,  a  liar,  crnu',Uver ;  pole,  spar; 
a  bolt. 

M-J'lof.-e",  b,  a  man'n  name. 

Ml',  n  niiiirnfiil  cry. 
(399) 


inside  ;  strength. 
MvM(L'-w,  f.  -loffu),  (fr.  last)  loflll 
wiih    marrow,    strengthen,  fat- 
ten. 
Mutf,  n.  pi.  of  ^Dj,  V.  io  jiv,  g.  pi. 

Iivoiv,  d.  fivc(r(Tif. 
Mu/(i),  f.  -rjau),  p. -*■«,  to  instniclin 
sacred  things,   initiate.  Mu/u/kk, 
to  leant  the  rniUmrnts,  make  a 
beginning. 
Mu^a'i)    or    Mti^f''),    (fr.   fiv^u)  to 

press)  to  suck,  suck  out, 
SlvFiiriii,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  next)  asucker. 
Mti^w,  f.  -iJo-u),  to  press  or  Sf/urrze, 
keep  pressed  ;    to  miiltir,  grurn- 
hlr,    snore;    to   buz:,  hum;    to 
brentlie  or  make  a  noise  through 
the  nose  with  the   lips  shut ;    to 
surk,  suck  out, 
Mi'Ofni,  Ion.  for  /i*!ft;;i  2  sin.  pres. 
sub.  mid.  —  y\v(lc'iaOc,  2  pi.  and 
Miifltrr-ii,   3   Bin.    pres.    ind.  — 
y^vOlinOo^,  proM.  inf.  cont.  of 
Mirfl/o/KK,  (fr.   fivOnii  a  snymg)  to 
speak,  tell  of,  report,  drrlnrr,  re- 
late, recount,  tell  a  ston/. 
MiiOk'w,  f.  -ti'iTw,  (fr.  snnw)  to  re- 
late   fabulous  stories,   nllrgortze, 
make  puroblri. 
Mi'Oi;(Tri/(ii/r,  I  a.  fHil.  mid.  —  M»- 
Oi'iaoirll'ii,  1  !i.  inf.  mid.  —  MuOiJ- 
enrn.  Ion.  fir  r/ii>'7>;i><ira,  3  «in.  1 
n.  ind.  mid.  of ^.ifl/n/mi. 
MuO'^oKT'i,  Dor.  (or  imOl^ovtra,  fem, 
prrs.  par.  art.  of 


MYA 


MYP. 


MT2 


Mf9<^<i>,  (fr.  uuOoja  wonl)  In  iillir, 
ilrc^arr,  till  o/tvonJerJul  lfiiii/;s  ; 
lo  ityr  tk  lou;  iiiittlcr,  /;ruml>lt: 
1,\vdlKii,  -!),  -iv,  (fr.  saiiu')/(i/)i/- 

loiis,  fiig^neii. 
t>\vddypaipo(,  -ou,   b,  }i,  (fr.  seme, 
and  )-pa^ui  to  write)  a  u:riter  of 
/ablrf, 
MuOoXovtiiui,  f.  -li'cw,  and  Mi'Oo-Xo- 
y/u),  r.  -iJffiD,  (fr.   ^1100$  n  I'ulili", 
and  Xj)  (I)  to  spi-ak)  to  relate  sto- 
ries, amuse  mill  stories  ;  to  fable, 
allegorize. 
Mv6o>.oyla,  -ai,fi,  (fr-  samc)  o  nar- 
ration of  fatitc.1 ;  a  fahulous  liis- 
tort/,  mytliology  ;  a  slon/,  tnle. 
ttlvdoXuyos,  -ou,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  rc- 

laler  of  fable  x,  story-teller. 
MvOorroiif,  -ov,  h,  ti,  (fr.  /tvOui  a  fa- 
ble, and  TToiiw  to  make)  an  in- 
ventor of  fables. 
iiXi'Oos,  -ov,  b,  a  word,  speech,  say- 
ing, eliscoursc,  conversation  ;  fa- 
ble, fiction;   persuasion,  lulvicr, 
counsel. 
^IvOtofiararos,  sup.  of 
tAvOiif't!,  -coi  -ovi,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  pvOoi 

a  fa.h\c)  fabulous,  feigned. 
Mi'ia,  -as, )';,  (perhaps  fr.  /lu^w  to 
buzz)  a  fly.  g.   pi.   /iiuui',  Dor 
fiviumv. 
yiv^drai,  3   sin.  cont.    prrs.    ind 

pass,  of 
Muk'aw  -w,   f.  -dew,  and  -ijffoj,  lo 
low,  bellow,  roar ;  to  ring,  grcUe. 
2  a.  fixvtcor.  Ion.  fii'koi'. 
yivKC,  Ion.   fur  ffiiKe,  3  sin.  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  last. 
yivuriO/ibi,  -ov,  b,  same  as  next. 
M>J«i?fia,  -a~Oi,  ri,   (fr.  fivKaia  to 
low)   a  lowing,  roaring,  bellow- 
ing. 
'!v\vK>'iv'i6cv,from  MyctnL 
Mi(ci;()05  or  Mouki;pof,  -ov,b,anal- 

mond,  almond-tree. 
MvKj;?,  -r)Toi  or -oil,  b,  a  mushroom; 

the  hill  of  a  sword. 
Mijicijffiti  -iof,  >'),  same  as  iivKrjua. 
AluKj/rui,  Dor.  for  fivKriTwi',  g.  pi. 

of 
MuK?;:-))?,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  jjvKaij)  to  low) 

lowing,  roaring,  btllowing. 
MiVXai,  -oiv,  a'l,  and  MuicXoi, -uir, 
o!,  fc/ar/c  marks  on  the  neck  and 
feet  of  asses. 
Mi.'».oi',  Ion.   for  tjtvKoy,  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  jivKaui. 
'MvKTfip,  -ripoi,  fj,  (perhaps  fr.  fiiia- 
eui  lo  snuff)  the  nose,  nostril;  a 
sneer,  smjf. 
hlvKTiipii^ii),  f.  -icru),  p.  litjiVKTrpiKn, 
{fr.  last)  to  sneer  at,  mark,  sciff, 
shov)  conUrmpl  or  derision.  1  a. 
ind.  t/ivKri'iptaa. 
MvKrripiaiibi,  -or,  b,  (fr.  Ijist)  sneer, 

gco/fltig,  derisi'in. 
tlivKTJtoiori,i,  -0?,  6,  (fr.  same)  a 

mocker,  scoffer. 
MvKrr/pdicoinroi,  -o\j,o,  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  KSfiToi  a  boasting)  snorting, 
fo'iming. 
MBXuf,  -5x05,  b,  (fr.  next)  amill- 

stone. 
MSXi;,  -ijf,  /,,  amiU,  qvrrn  ;  a  rrull- 
stone.   yiiiai,  -wr,  a'i,the  double 
teeth,  grinders. 
Mi'Xiciti)  -u>,  (fr.  last)  to   rrind  or 


gnash    iiith  the  teeth;    to  rlinr 
with  the  double  teith. 
MuXi/vdf,  -i),  -ir,  (fr.  same)  belong- 
ing to  a  mill. 
MuXkJuii  Tcj,   Poet,  for  iiv\iC)VTCf, 
n.  pi.  cont.  pres.  par.  act.  of  ^u- 
Xik'ui. 
Mi'AXuf,  -aioi.  Si,  a  harlot. 
Mi'XXoj,  -op,  6,  i'/,  crooked,  curved, 

Innt,  winding. 
Mi'XXoj,   -Of,   i,    a   kind  of   fish, 

7nullct. 
Mi'XXo),  (fr.  ;ii'Xi;  a  mill)  to  grind, 
bruise  willi  ntnius  ;  to  hare  con- 
nexion u'illi  a  womiin  ;  to  make 
signs  with  the  lips,  hint. 
MdXoci(^)s,  -loi  -ovi,'!),  I),  (fr.  same, 
and  lUoi  an  appearance)  like  a 
millstone;  henry,  pondirous. 
Mt'Xoj,  -ov,  0,  snn;e  as  /ji'A);.   Mti- 

Xoi,  -0)1',  01,  the  double  teeth. 
MrJXuir, -ujv'of,  b,  (fr.  /;iX»;  a  mill) 
a  place  to  grind  in  ;  a  mill,  bake- 
house, wurkhouse.  d.  ^iiXuni. 
J\lvfin,-uTOi,Td,  food  of  flesh  and 

blood. 
Mvr,  a.  sin.  of  puj. 
Mui  Ws,  -)),  -di',   (perhaps  fr.  /iri 
not,  and  (iik^.jui  to  speak,  or  fr. 
fiviDto  shut  the  lips)  mute, dumb, 
sihnt. 
JMOi  v,  -'??,  '';,  (fr.   apvvu)  to  avert) 
a    pretext,  excuse,    apology ;    a 
screen,  defence,  protection. 
Mi'io/inf,     (fr.    same)     to     avert, 
guftrd,  protect;  to  cover,  cloak, 
pretend. 
Mi's«,  -'li,  II,   the  dirt  nf  the  nose, 

snivel. 
Mffurijp,  -iipoi,  o,  (fr.  last)  a  nose, 

nostril,  jiipe. 
MvoKTdios,  -oil,   h,   >i,    (fr.   uii;    a 
moufc,    and    nrdvio    lo    kill)  a 
killer   of  mice. 
Miipo,  -lav,    rii,  the   name    of   a 

town. 
MKpnii'd,  -;;;,  )/,  (fr.   /ifrpoj   a  1am- 

[ire)')  a  kind  offish,  limiprey. 
Mt'pfTo,    Ion.   for  ijivpiro,    3  sin. 

inipf.  of  fiiJpo^/ai,  in  fjvpta. 
Mi)pn^iKr)j,  -i"),  -uv,  (fr.  jivpnv  per- 
fumery, and  t'lio)  to  compound) 
belonging  to   perfumery,    odoii- 
fcrous,    scented.       Suli.s.  a  per- 
fumir. 
Mvpii^oj,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  a  per- 
fumer. 
Ml  pi",  fiir  jtvpla,  pi.  nrut.  of fivpiof. 
^Ivpiniti,  n.  —  Mi'pirt'raj,  a.  — 
Mfpi«'(7(  or -iTo',  d.  pi.  of^iipias. 
MvptuKis,    (fr.   next)  tin  thousand 

times,  very  of  tin. 
Miipios,  -rtfos,   /;,    (fr.  ;ii'pio(  tcn 
thousand)  tlie  number  ten  thou- 
sand,  a   myriad;    an  immense 
multitude. 
Mi'pi'^w,  f.  -iVu,    p.    fjCjivptKa,    (fr. 
fiip'tv  perfumery)  ti>  iinoinl ,  per- 
fume, scent.  1  a.  act.  ind.  tiiipt- 
ird'  inf.  fivpicr.i. 
Mfpajj,  -Tji,  !i,   a  kind  of  shrub, 

//((■  tamarisk, 
.Mupi/i(iif,  -i),-uv,  (ft.  Ir.s!)  nf  the 

tamurisk. 
yiipioi,  -tti,  -a,  (pi.  of  yvpioi)  ten 

th'iusdiid,  a  vast  number, 
MioioTrXdViof,  -01',  ';,  17,  (fr.  las!) 
(4(0), 


tin     thousand   fold,    manifold, 
greatly  multiplied. 
Mipi'o?,  -u,  -01',  infinite,  immentt, 

innumerable,  numberless. 
'^U'pl6rt]i,  -(jToj,  1';,  (ir.  lust)  a  my- 
riad, ten  thousand  ;  an  immense 
nuvibff, 
MipiViii,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of /itipf^b). 
Mi'pio^dj,  -oS,   6,    (fr.    /^lup/fd)  to 
anoint,    ih.     fiipuD    perfumery) 
(in  anointing. 
MOp/iaf  or  Biip/ja^,  Mo\.  and  Dor. 

for  fivpiiti^. 
'Mvpfi>iii)v,  -Cbvoi,  b,  and  Wvpfii)Kia, 
-at,  I'l,  (fr.  fivpfiOi  an  ant)  a  nest 
of  ants,  ant  hill. 
MvpfiriKtdia-w,  (fr.  itvpiit]^  a  wart) 

to  be  troubled  uiln  warts. 
Mvpn)iKo\iii)v,  -ovToi,b,  (fr.  fivpfiti^ 
an  ant,  and  X/wf  a  lion)  the  old 
lion,  sire  of  lions  ;  the  anthear. 
Mvpf/ri^,  -jjKof,  6,  same  as^tip/ioj. 
Mvputiidvtaaiv,  Ion.   and  Poet.  d. 

ol 
yivpiitSi)v,  -6vos,  b,  a  proper  name. 
Mwp/ii^di/£S,  01,  the  Myrmidons, 
solaiers  of  Achilles,  g.  pi.  Mup- 
fttiidvwv, 
Miip/uos,  -ov,  b,  an  ant,  pismire  ;  a 

wart,  pimple ;  a  cl'iff,  ridge. 
Mvpvivos,  ->!,  -or,   and  Sfii'ipvii'oj, 
->7,  -ov,  (fr.  fii!p/'ii  myrrh)  of  or 
belonging  to  myrrh. 
MvpoPptx'li^-'Oi -ov^,  b,  (i,  (fr.  ^i5- 
pov  ointment,  and  /?p/;^w  lo  wcl^ 
wet  with  ointment. 
Mipoi',  Ion.  for  ifivpov,  impf.  ind. 

act.  of  livpu). 
Mi'poi',  -ov,  ri,  ointment,  perfume- 

ry,  scent. 
Mvp'pa,-of,  I'l,  (fr.  ijix'pov  perfume- 
ry) myrrh,  an  odoriferous  gum. 
Mup(r£v/o»',  -uvos,  b,   (fr.  next)  a 

myrtle  grove. 
Mupffiir;,  -))j,  fi,  same  as  /tvpros. 
Mi'proi',  -ov,  TO,  a  myrtle  berry. 
MEproj,  -ov,  hi  a  myrtle. 
Mt'jflii),  to  flow,  drop,  trickle  dovon, 
distil.     lAvouftat,  to  shed  teart, 
weep,  lament,  mourn. 
Mus,  fivii^,  0,  a  mouse, 
Mvaii^w,  (fr.  pvaui  wickedness)  to 

eonimit  wickedness, 
Vliaav,  Ion.    for  ijivaav,  3  pi.  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  jxioi. 
Mt!(Topi)s,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  fwao(  wicked- 
ness) wicked,  odious,  detestable. 
Wivcupx'iSi  -ov,  b,   (fr.  same,  and 
"I'X'i    government)  o  detestable 
governor, 
MvarlTTOfjoi,  f.  -^oftnt,  p.  iicfivaay- 
pai,    (fr.  pvaoi  wickedness)  to 
uboniinate,    detest,    abhor,    hiite, 
loath,  be  disgusted  with. 
Muo-i'u,  -OS,  >i,  Mysia,the  name  of 

a  counlry. 
Mi'ffos,  -los  -ovs,  ri,  an  abomina- 
tion,   pollution,    crime,    wicked- 
ness.    T«  jivntn,  impurities. 
Mi'ods,  -0(1,  h,  ri,  detestable,  abomi- 
nable, polluted,  base,  viieked. 
Mi'ooii),  -TTW,  to  wipe  the  nose,  blow 
the    nt)se ;    to  snvjf,    snuffie    or 
blov)  through  the  nose. 
MiVrr/f,  -r.ifos,  )';,  (fr.  /iCw  to  press 
tiin  lips)  the  upper  lip,  the  hair 
on  the  upper  lip,  mustaches. 


MP.  A 


MuoTjJpiov,   -01',   TO,    (fr.   next)   a 
mystery,  something    hidden ;    a 
secret  to  be  revealed. 
iiUcrris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  uviii}  to  initiate) 
a  person    initiated  in  sacred  mys- 
teries ;  a  novice  ;  a  priest,  teach- 
er. 
^XvartKis,  -ij,  -bv,    (fr.    same)  re- 
lating to  mystery,  mystic,  rnystt- 
eal,    mysterious,   auifut,  wonder- 
ful. 
MuariXii,     7)5,  ri,  a  gpoon  or  ladle 
made  of  the  crust  of  bread  or  of 
shell 
Muffri'AXaj,  to  cut  into  small  pieces, 

mince,  chop. 
MOanj,  -Icos,    i'/,  (fr.   fiviio  to  ini- 
tiate) a  female  initialed  i«  mys- 
teries ;  a  priestess. 
MiJoTpov,  -0X1,    rh,   (fr.    fivirrCKti  a 

spoon)  a  spoon,  ladle. 
Miinf,  -tio(,  II,  a  nose,  snout,  nos 

tril  of  a  fish. 
Murrdf  or  Muri/f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  frtJu 

to  shut  the  lips)  mute,  dumb. 
iivTTii),  same  as  fivcau). 
yivrruTiv,     -ov,    to,     a     savoury 
sauce  ;  a  pudding,  made  of  gar- 
lic, cheese,  and  eggs  ;  omelet. 
MCj^arof,  -i;, -ov,  same  as/a'^ioj. 
Mu;^9i'^u),    (fr.  ftv^w  to  mutter)  to 
tigh,    breathe    heavily,    lament, 
grieve  ;  to  mock,  deride. 
ilivxOicfiiif-oVfb,  (fr.  last)  asigh, 

groan  ;  mockery,  derision. 
Slv^loi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  inward, 
within,   internal,   /roiii    within  ; 
concealed,  hidden,  abstruse. 
MBj^Jf,    -ov,  b,    a  recess,  the  in- 
mosl  part  of  any  place  ;  hollow, 
interifjr  ;    cavity,    dejith  ;  a  bay, 
gulf,    harbour  ;  a   shrine,  sanc- 
tuary. 
Mliu,  f.  -au,  to  shut,  close,  shut  up, 
keep  closed  ;  to  close  the  tips,  be 
silent  ;    to   shut  the  eyes^  wink. 
i  a.  ind.  act.  {fivira. 
MCuf,  -u>vo(,b,  a  muscle  ;  a  mus- 

rulnr  or  fleshy  part  of  tlie  body. 
MnuiT'i'^u,   f.    -lieu,  (fr.  next)  to 
rrink,    shut  the  ei/es  against  the 
light ;  to  have  bad  sight  or  sore 
eyes.   par.  prcs.  act.  fivuini^niv. 
hlvwirll^u,  (fr.  next)  to  goad,  spur. 

pass,  lobe  tormented  v>ith flies. 
MBa«|;,  -<jiro{,«,  ^,  (fr.  pwoj  toiihiil, 
and  Ct\\i  the  eye)  vnnkini;,  blink- 
ing, not    a/lie    to  bear  the    Ixghl, 


MP.2 

MuiAi'up'or  Mc'Xi'i'co,   (fr.  last)  to 

make  dull  or  blunt. 
MwXurfu)  -Ci,  f.  -i/o-u),  (fr.  //liXwi^  a 

wound)  to  wound  by  scourging  ; 

to  scourge,  beat,  pound,  bruise. 
M(i)Xci)ri'^w,  (IV.  next)  to  raise awell, 

sccurge. 
MuXwi^,  -wrof,  6,  a  wound  ;  welt, 

stnpt,  scar. 
Mui/ta'o/iai  or  M(i)^/o/i<ii,   f.   f/uf/^- 

aofiai,    (fr.    fiCifxoi    disgrace)  to 

blame,  find  fault  with,  rq>roach, 

caisure  ;  to  mock,  make  derision 

of,  scoff  at.   1  a.  mid.  ind.  r/zo)- 

liijaaiiriv  inf.    iiit>n>'iaacOai.   i  a 

pass.  ind.  ci.t<ijiit'i0rjv. 
Mu)/i(iVaro,  Dor.  and  Ion.  for  ffiu 

H>'iaaTo,  3   sin.   1    a.    ind.  mid. 

of  last. 
Mw//£i'/i£vof,  Dor.  for  ;«i)/xou,utvos, 

pres.    par.    pass.  — Miajtsvvrai, 

Dor.   for   fiiaiaovvrai,  3  pi.  pres. 

ind.  pass,  of  j.\jnitojxai. 
Mui/iCi'u),  f.  -tueu,  same  as  ixuiftio- 

fiai. 
Ma)//i70ai,  -'li,  ->;,  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 

Majfii/o-ijTQc,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  mid. 

of  fiuiiiufint 


KAI 

inf.    mid.    of  fiiu,    Lacon.  for 
Itdo). 
MdiCffi'/j,  -ov,  and  MoOffEvs,  -ioi,  b, 
.  Moses. 


N 

N,  V,  called  nu,  the  thirteenth  of 
the  modern  Greek  letters  ;  bu; 
the  fourteenth  of  the  ancient. 
Whence,  in  numbering,  vis  used 
for  the  fifth  decade,  or  fifty  ;  or 
with  a  dot  under  it,  v,  for  fifty 
thousand. 

Nuoffuv,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 
name. 

N(i/jiv,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  a  bed  cham- 
ber ;  a  bed. 

Ndi3Xfi,  -iDV,  TO,  and  Nd)3Xa{,  -ov, 
b,  a  stringed  mu.<iicul  instrument. 

'HajiXii,  -tii,  li,  a  ship. 


M.iui)f/«,    -arof,    rb,    (fr.    fiufior;  Nayyai,  6,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 


blame)  a  reproof  censure,  repre- 
hension, rrproadi. 
yiuipijaatTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  opt.  mid. — 
Mw/ijj(ra(r9ai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  — 
MiDfO/ffu/iOi,  -f],  -nrai,  1  a.  sub. 
mid.  of  fitafitojiai. 
Mwf(>)rr;{,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  /iu^o;  dis- 
grace) a  rensurer,  reprover  ;  i 
mocker^  .icoffi:r. 

MufiJ/Tof,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  next)  cul- 
pable, blameable,  reprehensible  ; 
despicable. 

Mw^of,  -ov,  b,  spot,  stain,  disgrace, 
infamy,  reproach,  censure,  re- 
proof; a  mocker,  scoffer ;  the  god 
Monius. 

MoJv,  whether  '! 

Miiivof,  -a,  -01 ,  Dor.  for  fi6voi. 

Mwmf,  -v\os,  b,  I'l,  Sync,  for  iio- 
viivuf. 

Mwnijfn«,  a.  pi.  of  last. 

Mwp'ifvoi,  f.  /lupSrui,  \<.  ficjiutpayKa, 
(fr.  iiwpbf  foolish)  to  become 
foolish  or  infatuated  ;   to  play  the 


name. 

yayiji,  Heb.  indecl.  the  south. 

Nfitj,  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  vTicf,  n.  pi, 
of  vuPj. 

Niu'rijs  or  fiatirrn,  -ov,  b,  (fr,  vala 
to  inhabit)  an  inhabitant,  no- 
tiie. 

Nal^iipawf,  -a,  -or,  and  tiai^apvvbi, 
-II,  -bv,  and  Nn^iopaio?,  -on,  b,  »;, 
(fr.  next)  inhal'iti'ng  Nazareth  ; 
n  Nazarcnc,  JVnzurite. 

Na^npfO  or  Na^iipfT,  i;,  Heb.  in- 
decl. the  name  of  a  town. 

N«<wp'iTof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  6c- 
limgine  to  or  inhabiting  Naza- 
reth, Na:arenc. 

tiaOih;  b,  Heb.  indecl.  the  name 
of  a  prophet. 

NaOiivuijX,  i,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 
name. 

.Nil?,  yrs,  yea,  verily,  iruleed,  truly, 
just  so,  I  pray  or  beseech  you. 

^a-ihc;,  ^ataliU,  and  Ion.  .NimiiUj, 
-(OV,  .<(,  (fr.  viiia  to  flow)  Naituls, 


fool,  art  foolishly  ;  to  become  in-'      nymphs      cf     the     rivers 
sipid,  tasteless,  lose  savour.    1   a, 
ind.  act.  ijiuipavu,  .\lt.  f/iu)pi;V(i 
per.  ind,  pass.  fniiMpnjiiiat.   1  a 
pass.  ind.  f^iwprfvOi)! ,  -'/?i-') 


snrf.ryrd^   dim-sighted.   .Subll.   a   MupavOiS, -/)(,  •}),    1  0.  »nb.  pasts. 
gad-fly  ;  a  goiul.   d.  /jt'wtri.  of  lant. 

Mbiioib) -u,  f.  -<»«,  and  Muotffw,  f. 'Mwpf'i,  -nc,  ''';.   (fr.  putpbi  fooliiih) 
-taw,   (fr.    /luKot    a  moikcr)   to       futh/, fonliihurst. 
mock,  tctff,   lieriitt,  ridicule,  f/'-|  MwpoXoyfn,  -«(,  (';,  (fr.  name,  ami 


tpuf. 
Miiiitiov,  -o»,  tJ,  a  rloak. 
Muirov,  -ov,  b,  afoot,  mocker,  erof. 

MwX/w,  (fr.  next)  tnflght. 
MuXa(,  -oir,  0,  ntinltir,  engofemtnl, 
fight  ;  carnogr,    tumult,   dm  of 

umr  ;   a  mole,  '/iiai/,  pier. 
MuXr,  -vo(,  rb,  name  of  an  h<>rl». 
MwXu^n,  -i)f,  n,  a  head  of  gnrlir. 
MuXuf,  -voj,  and  MwXvf,  -i'»o<,  Sj  Mwit'i, -nt,  Dor,  for/iaC«!i. 

tgnnrnnt,     unlrnrntd  ;     slothful, ,  y\uiiTH,  -ov,  nnfl  Mufftvt,  -/o<,  Alt 


Xi'yo)  to  (ipcak)  foilish  talking. 

Muip'iXrJyof,  -on,  «,  i';,  (fr.  lamo)  n 
fain  talker,  bnbblir. 

Mwp^i,  -ov,  rfi,  (nnit.  of  noM) 
folly,  foolishness. 

Mwoof,  -<i,  -bv,  tasteless,  insipid  ; 
foolish,  silly  ;  alinndonni,  prqfli- 
gate,  wicked,      Subn.   a  fool, 

yiwpuif,  (fr.  InM)  fmitishli/,  stupid- 
ly. 


dull,  lazy,  inactive  ,*  hraiy,  Ion-, 
guilt,  remiss  ;  veal. 


•/i<)j,  i,  Most*. 

MfciffOui,  Sync,  fm- «oV.;oOai,  1  »l 
(4M) 


and 

streams. 
NdiMciv,  -01',  T.i,  (fr.  viidj  a  temple, 

0  tilth  temple,  chapel,  shrine. 
yaTc,  Ion.    lor  /viiii,  3  sin.  impf. 

ind.    net.  —  Nii/fi,  3  •in.  pres. 

ind.  act.  of  vnlui, 
Nuffffvi,   Ion.    for   «vn/foicf,  3  sin. 

inipr.  ncl.  of  vik/oku),  I'm-t.   for 

vm/u. 

KditTiltuKov,  Ion.  and  Epenlh.  for 
(Viii/raor,  -if,  -f,  inipf.  act.  — 
N(iifr<ioiiiT(i,  n.  f<m.  prcK.  par. 
net. —  Nnif  rrt'iiiiir',  for  tatiTiiovai, 
3  pi.  prfB.  ind.  art.  of 

Siinrdui,  iianip  a-"  ratii>. 

NnicTrfiDffi,  I'oet.  or  lit.  for  voit- 
rrjBi,  3  pi.  prr^.  ind.  runt.  ;  or 
Dor.  for  VdifT-.'ovoi,  3  |il.  prrn. 
ind.  niiiipl'-  of  hiKi. 

Nutv,  /(,  indrcl.  Syriac,  the  nnnio 
of  a  lovMi. 

Nn/oiffi,  Dnr.  for  vnlovaa,  n.  fcm. 
prrn.  par.  —  rfafoiiri,   Dor,  and 


NA2 

^.o\  for  v.ifavori,  S  pi.  prcs.  ind. 
act.  oC  I'li/u. 
NuTot,  Ion.  lor  /luioi',  iinpf.  act.  of 

Vlll'ul. 

Ntiipn',  -ov,  TO,  n  kind  of  perfume. 
Nufv,  -ii''i,  /(,  pi.  NuWis,  wl).  see. 
Nufiu,  /o  rfurW,  inlialiit  ;  to  be  situ- 

ateil. 
Tidmj,  -nu  fi,  same  as 
NdVof,  -fof  -oiif,  t6,  asfei'n  with  the 

Jiccce  on,  fletrr. 
Kdfia,  •iiTus,  rb,   (fr.  vdui  to  flow) 
a  riurr,  sSnam,  f'outitain  ;  juirr, 
liquiii.   rl.  pi.  t'dfiairi. 
NoVi  Dor.  fori'iiPr,  a.  sir),  of  vniis 
Ndvii;.  -»(5,  4,   ""  """'  /  <»  fulher 

or  miither^.i  sister. 
Niiiot,  -of',  6,  a  (IwaTf. 
Nai'ii^Fjf,  -fos'  -oufj  6,  I/,  (fr.  last) 

little,  small,  dwarfish,  puny. 
Nhoi,  11.  pi.  of 

Jiadf,  -ov,  b,  and  Att.  Ntuif,  -ui,  i, 

(fr.    i'</i'(j    to  inhabit)   a  ternple, 

sacred  house ;  the  house  of  Go<l. 

Naoi'fi,   b,  Hub.   indeci.    a   man's 

name. 
yao(pi\<i^,  -aKOi,  b,  (fr.  vaii  a  tem- 
ple,  and  ipv\dBau>  to  guard)  the 
keeper  of  a  temple. 
NiiTT'j,  -ni,  ^1    nd  Nh'ttoj,  -tof-ovf, 
ro,  n  forest,  thicket,  grove,  plnnt- 
tng  ;  a  glen,  shaded  valley  ;  wood- 
land country,  downs  ;  the  hollow 
slope  or  ikctivily  of  a  mountain. 
Ndru,  -I'oj,  rb,   mustard,  inusturd- 

seed, 
fidpHos,  -ov,  b,   nard,    an    Indian 

shrub  producing  spikenard. 
fiapdi'iKior,   -ov,    rb,    (fr.  vdf>dri^  a 
cane)  a  medicine  chest,  case,  box 
or  pot  for   medicine  ;  a  book  on 
medicine,  dispensatory. 
T:iapdiiKO(p6poi,  -ov,  h,  li,    (fr.  same, 
and  i/x'pw  to  carry)  a  cane-bearer, 
maci-bearer,  beadle. 
'HdpQt]^,  -riKOi,  i)y  a  certain  plant, 

reed,  cane. 
HapKuipOov,    -ov,   rb,   (perhaps  fr. 
vdp^og   spikenard,    and    /ca/oi  to 
burn)  a  kind  of  perfume. 
Naokau),  and  -I'w   -d,  t.  -iidw,    (fr. 
next)  to  become  torpid  or  numb, 
be  benumbed,  lose  the  feeling  ;  to 
be  motionless  ;  to  be  dim, 
ydoKt],  ->;;,  f),  the  lorj/cdo,  gymno- 
tus  electricus,  electric  eel ;  numb- 
ness, torpor,  stupefaction  ;  drow- 
siness, lethargy. 
VidpKrjiia,  -aros,  rb,  and  TidpKriotf, 
-io(,  Att.  -tcjj,  fi,  (fr.  last)  numh- 
ness,  torpor, 
VdpKtaaog,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name  ; 

>/,  the  flower  narcissus. 
NapKdu)  -(3,  f.  -daii),  same  as  vap- 

Kdu). 

TiapKwrii;,-[of  -ovi,  o,  »;,  (fr.  vHpK>i 
numbness)  nundird,  stupid,  diill; 
stupifying,  narcotic. 

No'oKuffif,  -105,  Att.  -tojf,  i},  (fr. 
same)  ^pfimbness,  stupefaction, 
torpor. 

'HapKWTtxb!,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  nar- 
cotic, slupifyivg, 

ydpraXos,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  vessel. 

Jidnrri,  -t];,  Ij,  an  odoriferous  plant. 

TidaaTii,   and    Tiiwrraro,   Ion.  and 


Poet,   for    erdauTo,    3  sin.   I  a.  yat>ov. 


NAT 

ind.  mid.  — JideaaOm,  1  a.  inf. 
mid.  —  No'ffOi)!',  -i/i,  -/;,  Ion.  lor 
cvdaOriv,  1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  NiiV- 
(7(1,  Intl.  and  Poet,  li)r /i(i<t«,  I  a. 
ind.  act.  of  t'uu),  forrniw. 
N(io<yJ,  NiiffiY  or  N(ii7i(/<,  Heb.  in- 
deci. a  president,  ruler,  gover- 
nor. 
NiKriuni;,  -a,  b,   Dur.    lor  vijauo- 

riis- 
Niiff/iif,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  i'«'u)  to  flow)   a 

stream,  rivulet. 
Niifl-oj,  Dor.  for  vTjirof. 
Ndacii),  f.  vunui  and  I'/i'fu),  to  press, 
press   down,   compress,  prtss  to- 
gether;  to  stvjf,   cram;  to  pile, 
heap  up.  per.   par.  pass,  vtiuo- 
fiivoi. 
tiaarbi,  -i),  -oi',   (fr.  last)    stuffed, 
full,  close,  thick  ;  Jirm,  consist- 
r7il,    tough ;    a    cake  made    of 
honcv,    iVuil   and    other    ingre- 
dients. 
'Savnycuj  -u,  f.  -i'iau,p.  vn'nvnyriKa, 
(fr.    ravi    a    ship,   and    dyu<  to 
break)     to    suffer    shipwreck,  be 
wrecked.     1  a.  ind.  act.  evavdyn- 
aa'  par.  vavnyfioa^,  -<i<ja,-av,  g. 
-avTog,  d.  pi.  yiiviiyi'i<ra(n. 
Navayia,-a;,  i],  and  Nuvdyiov,  -ov, 
TO,  (fr.  same)  a  shipwreck,  wreck, 
fragments  ;  ruin,  desolation. 
Jiavayis,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  ship- 
wrecked sailor. 
Nav(ip)(^to>    -d,  f.  -?;aw,  (fr.  vavs  a 
ship,   and   apx'l  'lie  command) 
to    command    a  feet     or     ves- 
sel. 
^avapx''i,    -a,  >'/,    (fr.  same)  the 

command  of  a  vessel  or  feet. 
Tiavapxoi,  -ov,    b,   (fr.   same)   the 
commander  of  a  vessel  or  fleet  ; 
an  admiral,  captain,  command- 
er, 
^avarr}^,  -ov,  b,  a  corruption  of 
NaujSnn;?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.   vou;  a  ship, 
and  (iaiviij  to  ascend)  a  sailor, 
mariner,  seaman. 
Viavrjytlv,  Ion.  for  I'nvaycii,  pres. 

inf.  act.  ot  rnviiyfu). 
NiiuTjyi'a,  T^avi'iyiov,  Nau»?yJj,  Ion. 

for  vavuytoii,  &c. 
SavKXrip/u)  -cD,  (fr.  vavK\tjpOi  a  ship 
owner)  to  be  ma.iter  or  owner  nf 
a  ship,  superintend  the  cargo  ;  to 
regulate,  direct,  order. 
'SavK^npiri,  -ai,  l],  (fr.  vaSf  a  ship, 
and  k\Tipos  lot)  navigation,   sea- 
manship, steering  ;  merchandise, 
trade,    CMmmerce ;    a   seafaring 
life. 
T^avXurjpoi,  -ov,  b,   (fr.   same)   the 
master  or  owner  of  a    ship  ; 
pilot. 
^avKoapo^,   -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
npiD    to    equip)     an     Athenian 
magistrate   in   each  borough  to 
see    the    quota    of   ships    pro- 
vided 
TiavKoaTiji,  -co;  -0115,  b,  n,  (fr.  vaus 
asfiip,  and  koutiu)  to  command) 
powerful  at  sea,  great  at  sea. 
TiavKpiiTwp,  -npns,  b,  (fr.  same)  an 
admiral,    captain,     commander, 
pilot. 
Saf^v,  same  as  vdfiXa. 


NAT 


-ov,  rb,  (fr.  >'ai/5  a  ship) 
(402) 


o  fare  or  price  of  passage  in  a 
ship,  freight,  ferry-money. 
HatiXu^iw   -ui,  f.  -I'laio,  (fr.  same, 
and  X/;^o>  a  bed)   to  come  to  the 
mooring,  anchor,  come  into  har- 
bour. 
NavXo^of,  -ov,  b,  f),  good  for  moor- 
ing.     Subs,    a   road,   station  or 
mooring  for  ships, 
Nnvfiaxi'^  •w,   f.  -i';aii>,  (fr.  vati  a 
ship,  and  piix>)  a  balllc)   to  en- 
gage at  sea,  Jight  in  ships. 
NavfuiT^ia,  -Ui,  !),  (fr.  .same)  a  sea 

Jighl,  engagement. 
Nuiifiii^os,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  fit 
for  seaflghting,  naval,  engaging 
m  scajight,  fli-hting  on  sea, 
Ndriv,  a.  sin.  of  vuui. 
^avTTaKTOi,  -ov,  fi,  the  name  of  a 

town. 
NauTTijytiJ^tvof,  Dor.  for  vavTrrjyoi- 

Htvoi,  pres.  par.  pass,  of 
NavTrijyioi  -w,   f.  -I'/au),  (fr.  vav;  a 
ship,  and    mjyvv^i  to  fasten)  to 
build  ships. 
NnvTniy)iaii.ios,  -oii,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 

ft  Jar  ship  building. 
tiavTTnyia,  -ag,  1),  (fr.  same)  ship 

building, 
tiavirnylKbi,  -11, -bv,  (fr.  same)  be- 
longing or  relating  to  ship  build- 
ing ;  Subs,  a  shipwright. 
Nnvzi'iyiov.   -ov,    rb,  (fr.   same)  a 
dock-yard,    place  for    building 
ships. 
NnvTTnyb;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  ship- 
builder, shipwright. 
Naiij,   I'oos,  //,  Ion.  Nijrf,  VJ/if,  vtj't, 
(fr.   vniit  to  float)  a  ship,  vessel, 
bark,  boat. 
JUavalOoos,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
Navaivoos,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
N«i"Ti'7ropof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.   vav{  a 
ship,  and  r-dpog  a  way)  naviga- 
ble, frequented,  by  ships. 
T^nvalaTovos,  -ov,  b,    f/,  (Ir.  same, 
and  arit'ui  to  lament)  lamentable, 
dangerous  for  ships. 
I<iavci(/i6pr]Tos,  -ov,  h,  1/,  (fr.  vaiif  a 
ship,  and  0/pw  to  carry)  carried 
in  ships  ;  seafaring. 
Tsavaradfiov,  -ov,  rb,  and  TiavaraB- 
pos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and  araOfiui 
a  slalion,  tli.  'larriin  to  stand)   a 
station  for  ships,  dock-yard,  na- 
val arsenal,  naval  stores. 
TiavoToXib)  -w,  f.  -I'lirui,  (fr.   same, 
and  otAAw  to  send)  to  send  out 
ships,  provide  or  furnish  ships 
for  voyage,  ft  out  ;  to  go  a  voy- 
age, travel  by  sea  ;  to  make  way, 
go  with  full  sails ;  to  steer,  di- 
rect, navigate. 
Nauri??,  -01),  b,  (fr.  %'avs  a  ship)  a 

sailor,  mariner,  seaman. 
NaiiTi'a,  and   Ion.   fiavala,  -as,  1), 
'^avrlnaii,   and  Navniaeris,  -loi, 
Att.    -£<uf,    (';,    (fr.    same)  sea- 
sickness ;     loathing,  squeamish- 
ness. 
NauTia'u),    and  Naucrirfu    -<3,   (fr. 
last')   to   be  sea-sick,  grow  sick, 
vomit ;  to  dislike,  reject,  loath,  be 
disgusted  at. 
TiavTiKbi,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  vaTis  a  ship) 
naval,   belonging  to    the  sea  or 
saihrs.     Ti  vavriKbv,  naval  ar- 


NEA 


NEI 


KEK 


mament,    stores  and  provisions]Ntardi, -fi, -iv,  (Cr.  nexl)  renewed, 

for  ships,  naval  stores.  i     refreshed ;fallou;ploughedngain, 

^avrMa,  -as,  and  Ion.  -175,  jj,  (fr.  |     tilled.    Subs,  the  time  of  plough- 
same)    navigation,    sailing;    a      ing  a Jield  the  second  time. 

naval txpedititm,  voyage.  JKia'w  -ui,  (fr.  v/05  new)  to  renev, 

KavTiXXofiat,  (fr.  ne.vt)  to  navigate,  j      refresh  ;  to  fallow. 

stl  out  on  a  voyage,  set  sail.  Nt/3uX,  or  Nt/ifX,  Hcb.   indecl.  a 

NavrlXos,  -ov,  i,   (fr.  vauf  a  ship);     buttle, ^agon. 

a  sailor,   mariner,  seaman.  Adj.  Nr/3f»/^w,  (fr.  next)  to  run  about  in 

belonging  to   sailors,  naval;    a,      a  dcer^s  skin. 

shell-Jish,  the  nautilus.  Nr/?pif,  -Zoos,  j,  the  skin  of  a  red  or 

Navritiiris,    -tog    -ovs,    u,    )),    (fr.      fallow  deer. 

same)  causing  sickness,   nause-  .^{(Jfnaca,  -us,  ij,  a  kind  of  serpent 

ous,  disgusting,  sickening.  with  red  spots. 

Nav(piv,  Poet,  for  vr,u)v  or  yavai,  g-lNtppof,   -ov,   6,   a  young  hind  or 

or  d.  pi.  of  lavs.  fawn,  kid.    vcjipCj,  Dor.  for  vt- 

HavippuKroi, -n,  -ii'j  (fr.  yavi  a  ship,  I      ppoT'  icfipuis  for  vtfipovi. 

yilipMrji,  (fr.  last)  an  epithet  of 


and  ippdaaiD  to  fence)  fenced  or 
strengthened  with  ships,  naval. 
Ko'^Su,  -i;j,  II,  and  Kd^flaj,  -oi',  6, 

naptha,  bitumen. 
Ka;^aA,  Heb.   iodecl.  a  valley;  a 

torrent. 
Jia)^ilip,    Heb.    indecl.    a    man's 

name. 
Na'o),   /o  inhabit ;  cause  to  inhabit, 

colonise,  found,   settle.   1  a.  ind. 

act.   ivaoa,    PoeU   ivacca.    I   a. 

ind.  pass.  ivdaOtjv.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

ivaadfju/v.  Poet,  eiuactiuriv. 
ydw,  tojttiw,  stream,  gushout,flow 

over  ;  to  float. 
'Hi,  in  composition,  signifies  not. 
yia,  and  KSo,  Ion.  and  Poet,   for 

vauv,  a.  sin.  of  vaPj. 
N/a,  fern,  of  it'os. 
'HtnCct,  3  sin.  prcs.  ind.  of 
yitnl^u),    f.  -affw,    (fr.  v/o{   new)   to 

be  young  or  under  age  ;  to  gruv 

yiiung  ;  to  glow   with  the  ardour 

of  youth. 
NiaX^f,    -/Of    -ovs,    0,  ri\  (fr.    vlos 

nevi)  fresh,  recent,  neur. 
Ntuf,  -aios,  0,  and  !ica%iaf,-ov,  0, 

(fr.    t/of   new)    «  young   man; 

Adj.  6o/(i,  daring,  valiant,  strong, 

nclire. 


Jitinpis,  ff>r  Ntnpilf. 
.Nforif«df, -^, -iir,  (fr.  same)  vohM- IrSf/dros-,  Sync,  for  vtidraros,  su\i. 


Bacchus,  because  the  Baccha 
nalinns  wore  deer  skins. 

Nf/>a<r(7a,  Heb.  indecl.  leaping, 
exulting. 

Nupuv,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 
name. 

Ntcffffopfii',  Heb.  indecl.  detained. 

TSiccBat,  pres.  inf.  ofiio/iai  or viji, 
to  return, 

Tiinai,  Ion.  for  yit/,  2  sin.  pres. 
sub.  mid.  of  same. 

yii;Keoct,d.  pi.  Poet,  of 

Nc/,Kris,  -cos  -ovs,  b,  n,  (fr.  i/of  new, 
and  uKi)  a  point)  lately  sharpen- 
ed, very  sharp. 

^ci'XaTos,  -ov,  6,  t'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
aXru)  to  grind)  lately  ground, 
neuly  baked, 

P«£;}Xtif,  -v^os,  b,  !i,  (fr.  same,  and 
tXtiOui  to  come)  one  lately  arriv- 
ed ;  H  stranger,   a.  rc^Xvv, 

NtnviVis,  Ncqfi;,  Ion.  foriiiavias  and 

ffnlii. 

Nff,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  cont.  of 

villi. 

Hci'ilpii,  -Tis,  Ion.  for  vtialpa,  -as,  ri, 
the  lower  part  of  the  belli/  ;  the 
belly. 


fid,  juieutle  ;  mnnly,  vali'vit, 
active  ;  Imtrt,  daring  ;  ardent,  ve- 
hement, impiluiius. 

titanKias,  (fr.  lam)  youthfully,  ac- 
tively, impelwrusly, 

NeatitdTiif,  -qros,  /),  (fr.  vlos  new) 
youth. 

flcovlv,  -^ios^^,  (fr.  same)  ayoun^ 
woman. 

Tiiai'toKiiiu,  (fr.  game)  to  grow  to 
/«•  young. 

yiavlonos,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same)  a 
youth,  young  man. 

litdvnXn,  -lis,  Alt,  -tuis,  fi,  (fr. 
»am«!,  and  nii^is  u  cily)  Kn^. 
Nirplcs,  the  n.inif!  of  a  town. 

NecfiAi -')( -d*,  (fr.  ii'oi  new)  nnv, 
rerrnt,  ntransr;  youlliful,  young, 
inrTptnenrrd. 

N/»<,  for  >>)u(,  n.  pi.  Ion.  of  vnvs. 

Jiidms,  -(ot.  All.  -t<i)j,  /;,  (fr.  w'ov 
new)  nivmtiui,  novtlty,  frrth- 
neir. 

KiSrni,  foTvcvlHTni,  Ion.  (or  y/fi;!'- 
rni.  .T  pi.  p<T.  ind.  ii.-ixn.  of  n'ui 
to  build  ;  or  of  k/w,  Ion.  for  vdu, 
■ame  sn  vaiui, 

Viaros,  Ion.  Sync,  for  triirarof, 
iiip.  of  vius. 


of  iiios.  Ion.  for  I'l'os,  latest,  last ; 
farthest,  most  remote  ;  louist. 
NdVt',  for  vciKca,  a.  pi.  of  viikos- 
NuKii,  3  sin.  prcs.  ind,  cont.  of 

ItlKl'til. 

yuKciiamv,  Ion.  Epcnih.  for  tvel- 
Kttc,  3  sill,  inipf.  ind.  act.  — 
yeiKiip,  Hiid  by  Ion.  Parag. 
\(iKc/i;<r(,  3  sin.  prcs.  sub.  act. 
of 

fitiKti'u,  Port,  for  viikIui. 

flilKiarlto,  -ijpos,  b,  {fr.  next)  a 
railrr,  smtrlir,  brawler  ;  i/unrrrl- 
Irr,  wrangler. 

NtKr/u  -i,  f.  -<(7<i)  or  «/ffw,  (fr. 
itiKOf  ronlcniioii)  to  rrhukr,  rr- 
pr'ivr,  rrjirriath,  rhiilr,  srold  ;  to 
ifuarrcl,  bicker,  si/uabblr,  con- 
Imd. 

Kilnnotr,  and  TittKietv,  Ion,  for 
(K/Affrc,  and  iiiIkioi,  3  mn.  1  a. 
ind.    art.  of  lai>l. 

ISiiKod  -lot  -oi'f,  tJ,  strfff,  ronltn- 
lion,  disjiiilr,  wrangling,  nller- 
cotion  ;  ifuarrtl,  flght ;  battle, 
war, 

NdXo/i/rpoi',  -ov,  rD,  (fr.  next,  and 
fifrpuv    B    inrnxiirt')  n  pillor  lo 
measure  llir  ri"'  and  fail  of  (he 
(403) 


water  of   the  Nile  ;    the  JVi/o- 
meter, 
NtiXof,  -ov,  b,  the  river  Nile, 
NtiXoo-KOTrtiov,  -01',  rd,  (fr.  last,  ana 
aKt-:rrcfiai  lo  observe)  a  watch- 
tower,  built  near  Memphis,  for 
the  same  use  as  jN't.Xof/fVooi . 
Nflfiu?,  -aca,  -av,  par,  1  u.  act.  — 
J^iiliaro,  Ion.  for  rvf i'/i07-o, 3  sin. 
1    a.    ind.    mid.  —  NtTfiti'   and 
Nufie,  Ion.  for  iici^t,  3  sin.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  I'/^u. 
^cUjOcv,   Sync,   for  rtiardOev,  (fr. 
iciaros,  sup.  of  vt/oj  last,  and  Bev 
from    a    place)    from    lencnth, 
from  below,  from  the  bottom. 
Nii(i0(,  Sync,  for  vuardQi,  (fr.same, 
and  Bi  in  a  place)  at  the  bottom, 
in  the  dejAh,  in  the  lowest  place. 
Nf?oi',    -oil,  TO,  and  ISViof,  -ov,  b, 

Ion.  for  viov,  and  v/oj. 
Nfi'oj,  -a.  Ion.  -»;,  -o»',  sameasi/os' 

sup.  ictOTaTos. 
^eloceai.   Ion.     for  xtioajj,  2  sin. 
pres.  sub.   mid.  —  Kti'offeo  Ion. 
lor   vtiaaov,    pres.    inipr.    mid. 
of 
litiaaopai,    (fr.    viui  to  go)   to  go, 

move,  sit  out,  walk. 
Ntfco-oiTui,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  of  last, 
N£7ru(,3  sill.  cont.  prcs.  kid.  mid. 

of  veofiai. 
Ntiipu),  same  as  vi<p<i>,  per.   mid. 

v/i'o^a. 
Nn^dth,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  vtlaao- 

fiat. 
ViiKaicaai,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 
KtKtis,  -afios,  I'l,  (fr.  rricpojdead)  a 
heap  nf  dead  bodies  ;  .'.laughter, 
carnage,  n.  [)1.  ycKoi^cs,  the  dead, 
dead  bodies,  hinjis  of  slain. 
yiKpnywyitii   -UI,   (fr.   it»po{  dead, 
and   o'vcu   lo  lend)  /o  conduct  the 
dead,  had  the  ghosts.  i- 

Nupi'ivij, -;),  -01',  (fr.  s;ime)  relat- 
ing to  the  dead  ;   mournful,  sod. 
Vi enpoi fy/iwi',  -ovos,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  .same, 
and  fiixt-fat  to  receive)  recdting 
the  dead. 
KcKpo^o^cloi;  -ov,    ri,  (fr.   same, 
and  6i)^(jiiai  lo  receive)   a  rrrrji- 
tailejor  the  dead,  tomb,  sepulchre, 
catacomb. 
fiiKpnitnvTtUi,  -us,   I'l,    and  -rt7ov, 
-01',  ri,  (fr.  i£»pdsdi  lid,  iind^n'i- 
Tis  a  prophel)  divinuliun  by  the 
dead,    necromancy,    conjuration, 
magi'-. 
'KinpoTDfiTiif,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same,  and 
itilinui  lo  mind)   an  escort  for  or 
alli  iidunl  on  the  ilrnd. 
NiKpis,    -<i,   -df,   (pcrhnpi*  fr.    li) 
iH'i;.  and  ti^p  llii-  heart  ;  or  siime, 
aiid;^prf,i  colour)  driid,drctiued ; 
a  drill/  pirsnn,  eorjise. 
TititpoitToXiu  -<S,  (fr.  lust,  iind  or/X- 
Xw    lo    Mild)   III  escort  the  driid, 
Willi  OH  the  ghosln. 
Nmpiiiii  -oi,  f.   -wfiw,   p.   t'li/Kpuicn, 
(ft.    nKpi(  dead)  i^i  /.ill,  put  lo 
ileiilh,  ilrndni,    mortify  ;    lo  de- 
stroy,  niulirnlr.     I  n.  .irl.  ind, 
if/cau/^'i'  inipr.  vlKpuiaov,  -rfrw, 
pfr.  pafi.  ind.  ttihoviim,  par, 
rinip ji/i/ivf.  I  n.  p.iKii.  ind,  iri- 
npiiOiir,  -IK,   -ir  par.   rtKpuOt}(, 
'hros,  a.  fcm,  viKpuOtlcai'. 


NEM 

NwfKdvart,  ~  pi.  1  a.  inipr.  act.  of 
laat. 

ylK(Hi)ffli,     -|0{,     Att.    -fills',    hj    ('■"■ 

same)  a  kiUmSy  piitting  to drntli ; 
death,  murt{fiealion,  lieaJness.  a. 
sin.  vfKpiaaiv. 
NiVnip,    -apo{,    rd,    Ncrtm;    tlic 
drink    of  iho    go<ls ,'    suxelnesi, 
ehnrms. 
TScKTSpcof,  -a  Ion.  -i;,  -ov,  (fr.  List) 
nn-Ziwiiif,  sujff/  as  or  sweeteneit 
with  nectar, 
NtKuSu\oi,  a  kind  of  insect. 
Nfmitr,  n.  pi.  ifKufffffi,  d.  pi.  Ion. 

vCKvmv,  g.  pi.  of  viKVS. 
NcKvanavrda,  -of,  ^,    and  -rrTor, 
Ion.  -ri/iov,  -ou,  rd,  same  as  vw 
po/iav7{fa. 
NeKuoordXos,  -ou,  5, )'/,  (fr.  next,  and 
ariWu)   to  send)   cnrriftng,  con- 
veying or  transporting  the  (lead. 
Nf  iti'f,  -uof ,  6,  a  dead  person,  corpse, 
dead  body ;    NfVucj,  n.   pi.  the 
dead,  departed ;  spirits,  ghosts. 
NcKvaiciii,  -ioi.  Att.   -iu)i,   b,  (fr. 
last)     Ghostlander,    a    fictitious 
proper  name. 
Nificat ,  Ion.   for  vf/i^i  2  sin.  pres 

ind.  pass,  of  veftu. 
Neu£uTo{,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  of  or 
belonging  to  Nemma,  Nemtcan. 
Ncixias,  -aios,  >i,  Poet,  for  Ntjicaia, 

Nemcea. 
'Siitct,3  sin.  pres.  ind.  — •  Nf icii', 

pres.  inf.  of  vt'^cw. 
Nf/itia,  -aj,  and  Ion.  Nt^ti?;,  -jjj, 
i),   (fr.   vf'^iot  a  wood)  Nemaea, 
tlic  name  of  a  country. 
Nf/*£ioj,   -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  o/  iVc- 

»j«Ea,  Ntmaan. 
'^tjiiaaoai.    Dor.  for    vt^uariaai,   3 

sin.  1  a.  opt.  act.  of 
N£f(£<rrt(j  -i,  f.  -i/ffw,  p.  vtvtn(ari-:a, 
to  be  indigminl,   angry  or  dis- 
pleased with  ;  to  envy,  gri'dge  ; 
to  dread  the  indignation  of,  fear 
the  anger  of;  In  defeat  the  plans 
or   intention  of  an  enemy,  foil, 
counteract,    outdo.      1    a.    ind. 
pass,  tveiitaf/driv. 
'SiixeariTiKdi,  -ri,-di;  (fr.  last)  prone 
to  anger,  impatient,  hasty,  iras- 
cible. 
Htyitattrii,  -»ji  -iv,  and  Poet.  Nt- 
fttffo-ijrdf,   (fr.  same)  worthy  of 
anger,  reprehensible,   blanieat/le  ; 
indignarit,  angri). 
NfHiadat,  pres.  inf.  pass.  ofiY^w. 
Ntntai?ii,  2  sin.  pres.  sub.  pass,  of 
N£(4C<7(^w,  or  -ofxat,  (fr.  vtjicadii)  to 
l>e  angry)   to  reprehend,  rebuke, 
reprove;  to  be  angry  with,  feel 
indignant ;  to  stand  in  awe  of, 
fear. 

N£>£<T({,  -I0{,  Att.   -£Wf,  li,   (fr.     ]■£- 

fteadij)  to  be  an^ry)  indignation, 
anger,  wrcuh  ;  vengeance,  divine 
punishment  or  revenge;  repri- 
mand, crnture,  blame  ;  grudge, 
envy.  Nemesis,  the  goddess  of 
vengeance. 

Ticiiciraf,  Poet,  for  vtfxtaq,  S  sin. 
conl.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  vtnenAia. 

ytlttncarbi.  Dor.  for  vcficirriTdt. 

'Stftianri^tv,  for  viaiTafjOrjcav,  3  pi. 
of  vcficaafifinv,  Ion.  for  cvcfttair 
6i}v,  ]  a.  ind.  pas':,   of  vFytradm. 


iNEO 

N£/itiTffi;ri)i,  -i),  -dv,  Poet,  for  i£^£- 
<Ti;r<it. 

Ncninop,  -opo?,  b,  (fr.  N//ccitij  the 
goddess  of  vengeance)  an  aven- 
ger. 

N£f<i)0£ii,  1  a.  par.  pass.  — Tifftov- 
Tni, 3  pi.  pres,  ind.  pass,  of  if/iu. 

N/^iO{,  -cog  -ovi,  ri,  (fr.  next)_/fC(/- 
tng  ground,  pasturage  ;  a  grove, 


plantiition,  wood. 
N//(u),  f.  v£f(u>,  p.  rtrlfjitjKa,  to  dia- 
Irihute,   share,    divide  ;    to  give 
grant,  he.itouj,  confer;    to  tend, 
pasture,  graze  ;    to  feed   upon, 
devour ;  to  possess,  occupy,  enjoy, 
have  ;  to  inhabit,  dwell,  live  in  ; 
to    cultivate,    practise,    exercise, 
lead,  spend  ;  to  esteem,  consider, 
acknowledge ;    to    govern,   rule, 
regulate,  direct.    1  a.   ind.    act. 
ivtifia,  per.  ind.  mid.  vivofta. 
^ivaarai.  Dor.  for  vivrjarai,  3  sin, 

per.  ind.  pass,  of  rriu),  tojlow. 
Neviarai,   Ion.   for  vhrivrai,  3  pi. 
per.  ind.  pass,  ofv/ui,  to  build  ; 
or  of  vi(o,  Ion.  for  vaiw. 
'HieveKpuiiiivos,   -■>],   -or,   par.    per. 

pass,  of  vexputa. 
N£i'f'/i»)/ca,  per.  ind.  act.  of  vijiij}. 
N£V);/ca,  per.  ind.  act.  —  NtVr/fiat, 
and  Nf'i'/)o-f(ai,  per.  pass.  — Ne- 
vrtixivoi,  and    Ncvtiaitcvos,    per, 
par.  pass,  of  i';;9w  or  v(u>. 
^ev[r]'So{,  -oil,  0,  Ij,  blind,  confound- 
ed, frantic,   infatuated ;  foolish 
silly. 
ycvUriKa,   ■!  pi.  -Ki'iKarc,  per.  ind. 
act.  —  N  vk-avrof,  Dor.  for  vcvl- 
Krivrat,  3  pi.  of  NtviKrinai,  per. 
pass.  — 'NcviKriiiiroi,  per.    par. 
pass,  of  t'tKabi. 
"Sivvog,  -ov,  b,  an  uncle,  father's 

brother. 
Nevvos,  -i),  -hv,  (fr.  vi  not,  and  votii 

the  mind)./bo/is/i,  silly,  stupid. 
Nivofiod(T>iTai, Ssin.  per.  ind.  pass 
—  titvnjioOeTtiTO,  for  tvivonodirr) 
TO,  3  sin.  pper.  pass.  ofvonoOerio) 
Kevi/jLiaixat,  per.  ind.  pass.  —  N£- 
vofiianivoi,    -r),    -ov,    per.    par, 
pass,  of  vofii^u). 
^tvoiTcvixiva,  for  vcveoatrevniva,  per. 

par.  pass,  of  veoaacvui 
NfVoTai,  Sync,  for  vtvinrat,  3  sin. 

per.  pass,  of  voeui. 
Nffo^o,  per.  mid.  of  vdipu) 
N£vu)^£0(i,  Ion.  Synrer.  tor  va-ri>'/ijic- 

(/'■',  '    dNfVUTni,  for  i.ci'(i?;Tni,l  pi. 

and  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass,  ofvolu). 

JicoapSfii,  -ioi  -ou{,  6,  i),  (fr.  p/o; 
new,  and  dpfiu)  to  wet)  lately 
moistened,  fresh-bedrived. 

^tdyajiog,  -ov,  b,  '/,  (fr.  same,  and 
■yaufo)  to  marry)  lately  mairicd  ; 
a  bride  or  hrides;rooin. 

^coycvfji,  N£oyiW);,  -fit  -oiif,  and 
Nfo'/i'd;,  -oii,  b,  ly,  (fr.  same,  and 
yivonai  to  be  born )  lately  born,  as 
yet  an  infant,  just  horn,  young. 

Nfiyoan-Toj,  ~ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  ypd<j><j)  to  write)  lately  writ- 
ten ;  newly  painted. 

Ntrfyuioj,  (fr.  same,  and  yinov  a 
limb)  young,  active,  strong. 

^cnftilaKTos,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  same, 
and  ct<)d<TKij)  to  teach)  newly  or 
just  published. 

(404) 


Nciii^arov,  -u),  I'j,  Dor.  for 
NtoSfiijTOf,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  v/o5  new 
and  ilfm  to   build)    lately  built, 
new,  recent  ;  or   (ir.  same,  and 
(5(1/1(10)  to  tame)  lately  tamixl  or 
subdued;  lately  mamal. 
N;c5(^p£7rro{,  and  K€(i(5poiro5,  -oii,i,i;, 
(fr.  same,  and  fipi-iro  to  pluck) 
lately  galhtred,  newly  plucked. 
Nf ({^uyos,  -ov,  and  Neo^uvi);,  -hi 
-nvi,  b,  t'l,  (Ir.  same,  an(f  ^uyii  a 
yoke,  ih.   ^evyvi'iw  to  join)  newly 
yoked  ;  lately  married. 
NtoOaX/Jf,  orNcoOiiXfis,  -ioi  -ovs,  b, 
fl  (fr.  same,  and  SciAXu)  to  bloom) 
fresh-springing,    just    budding, 
fresh,  green  ;  young. 
Ne60tv,  (fr.vtoj  ncw)lalely,recently, 
N colli, ->ii,}i,  (fr.  same)  youth. 
Nt'oiKOf,  -ov,   b,  i;,  (fr.  same,  and 
o7KOi  a  house)  lately  built  or  in- 
habited ;  a  stranger  lately  arrived, 
one  who  settles  in  a  new  city. 
NcoKtjiiii,  -fo{  -oB{,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and    KiiSoi  care)    having  fresh 
grief,  afflicting. 
N£(S*X(")OTo;,  -ov,  b, }),  (fr.  same, and 
kXcjOu)  to  spin)  newly  spun,  new- 
ly woven,  lately  made. 
N£(!».oTOf,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
k6tos  for  TuKo;  birth)  of  a  new 
kind,  new,  strange. 
NeiKTicTo;,  -ov,  b,  fl,  (fr.  same,  and 
K-li^w  to  make)  lately  built,  newly 
founded, 
NfiiKTovoj,  -ov,  b,  §,  (fr.  same,  and 

KTclvij)  to  kill)  lately  killed. 
NEoXafa,  -as,  fi,   (fr.  vto;  new)  an 

assembly  ofyoutlis. 
Ntoiiai,  same  as  vito. 
NEo/oji'fa,  cont.  Noi)//i;via,  -of,    »;, 
(fr.  vf'ofnew,  andfi»/v?7  the  moon) 
a  new  moon,  new  month  or  .first 
day  of  the  month. 
Nf'ov,   (neut.  of  vfot  new)  laleh/, 
recently,  just  now,  in  fresh  suc- 
cession, for  the, first  time,  afresh. 
Nf'oi/,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  vioi  navi)  fal- 
low  land,    land  just   ploughed, 
lately  broken  up. 
N£(5i'u//0of,  -ov,  b,  {i,  (fr.  same,  and 

vvftcptj  it  bride)  lately  married. 
fieovSOi);,  -io;  -ovg,  b, ;;,  (fr.  same, 
and  ■Kiiaxo'  to  suffer)   lately  in 
pain  or  grief. 
^cOirriKToi,  -ov,  b,li,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTi'iyvvfii  to  fasten)  lately  made, 
nrwly  fastened. 
Nio^Xoiiroj,  -ov,  b, !/,  (fr.  same,  and 
TrXoCros  wealth)  suddenly  enrich- 
ed, lately  rich. 
N£(}7rXl!ros  or  N£(5irXui'roj,  -ou,  b,  f/, 
(fr.   same,  and  ^rXuvu  to  wash) 
lately  washed,  clean. 
N£d/)(jiiT0f,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  viog  new, 

and  jwt,)  to  how)  fresh-Jlowing. 
Nt'o;,    -a,  -Of,  new,    recent,    late, 
fresh  ;    novel,  strange  ;     early  ; 
young,    inexperienced,    tender ; 
renewed,  refreshed. 
Nios,  -lu,  0,  (fr.  last)  laiul  lately 
ploughed,  neuAy  broken  up ;  re- 
freshed, fallow  land. 
N£off?yuXof ,  -ou,  0,  /;,  (fr-  same,  and 
atydw  to  be  silent  with  admira- 
tion) admired  fir  novelty,  admi- 
rable, elegant. 


NET 


NE* 


iNHF 


titdofiriKToi,  -01',  0,  i';,   (fr.  same,] Jiti'/JtOo,  Dor.  itincOa,  1  pi.  pres.JKf^uffif,   -105,   Alt.   -tu>i,   fit  (ft. 
and  ff/idci)  or  ajtiiX'^  'o  "'pe  oT)i      ind.  ofviojiai.  same)  cloudiness^  darkness, 

nev^ly  cleaned  or  pohshed.,  bright, \7itvoitv,Sp\.]>res.opt.a.ct. — NtfJwv,  Nt;^iuea,  Heb,  indecl.  a  pounding 


shining. 
Hceaaevoi,  Att.  NtoTTtiiu,  (fr.  vtmr- 


eb;  a  chicken)  <o  fcuiW  or  make      Poet.  ^c^•p{I^,  -^5, !,,  and  Ntupif, 

a  «cs<,  nestle,  roost.  i     -Wo{, »/,  same  as  vivpov. 

lieocrcla,  -ai,  >'},  (fr.  same)  a  bird's ^fic'uprjaiv,  Poet,  and  Ion.  for  vt^pa, 

nest.  I      d.  sm.  of  ycvpd. 

Ntocaiov,  -ov,  to,  (dim.  of  next)  a\ycvpoei6ni,-coi-ovi,o,ii,  (fr.  same, 

little  chicken,  |     and  tc^oj  form)  «(rif./iJce. 

Ticoaooi,  and  Att.  Ntorroj,  -o5,  0,  aiticvpoKO'niui  -w,  f.  -liao),  p.  vcvcvpo- 

nestlirig, young  bird,  chicken  ;  an|      Kdiri/cn,  (fr.  next,  and   k6ttt<i>  to 

e^g^ ;  o  nei( ;  a  pet,  darling,  Jit- 

oaooi,   pi.  llie  young;    a  brood. 


-oiaa,  -or,  par.  pres.  act.  of  vEi'in.  1     or  beating ;  spicis,  aromatic  c07n- 
tiivpri,-ai.  Ion.  Ntupi),  -!)>-,  ^,  and      position. 

"        "■  '        "  Nfu  or  N/ofiai -011/iui,  Dor. -£p/iai, 

f.  mid.  rcvaofiai,  Ion.  vti'/ioi,  (» 


Neociroi'f,  Dor.  SeoaaCK,  a.  pi. 
N£(iraj,-dToj,  Dor.  for  vcdrtn. 
JicoTtvx'lS,  -io<  -of'f,  0,  I/,  (fr.  I'fos 

new,  and  Tti^o)  to  make)  newly 

made,  new. 
'UtiTtii,  -riTOi,    fi,  (fr.    vioi   new) 

youth, 
HcoTt'iaios,   -ov,   &,   ^/,  (fr.    same) 

youthful  J  young,  active. 
Ntdrfiijroj,  -ov,  b,  !},  (fr.  same,  and 

rifivia  to  cut)  /a/f/y  cu<,  cut  off 

or  lopped. 
fiioTptjihi,  -eoi  -ovi,  0, );,  (fr.  same, 

and  Tpijiw  to  rub)_/resA  rubbed, 

lately  worn, 
NtorTin,  -a?,  ri,  Att.    for    vcocoCa, 

and  NcuTTi'ov,  for  vtoeaiov. 
Ntorroroi/ofiai,  (.  -I'taojtat,  (fr.  vc- 

occdj   or  -rrii   a  chicken,    and 

Toi/w  to  make)  to  hatch,  produce 

young  from  eggs, 
'Ntorrdf,  -ov,  b,  Att.  for  veo<r<r6{. 
tiiovpiij)  -u,  (fr.  vavf  a  ship,  and 

oEpu;  a  fair  wind)  to  sail  willi  a 

favourahle  wind. 
NiovTuTof,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  vlot  ntw, 

and    ovrd^i^    to    wound)    leilely 

wounded,  fresh  bleeding. 
Ntrf^Croj,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 

<pvuj  to  plant)    lately  planted  or 

received  intn  ;   convtrtrd, 
N<o^;i/u  -<j,  (fr.  next)  to  innovate, 

oiler,  reform. 
JitoXfiif,  -ov,  i,  li,  and  -fi,  -iv,  (fr. 

v/of  Tlew^  new,  late  ;   strong,  vi- 
gorous,   active,    boUi,     danng  ; 

wicked. 
lic6)(ptaTo(,  -or-,  i,}/,  (fr.  game,  and 

;^p/<K  lodaub  over)  lately  painted 

or  plastered. 
Jii6u)  •«,  f.  -uobi,  (fr.  v/of  new)  to 


cut)  <o  cirf  the  sinncn ;  to  ener- 
vate, weaken,  debilit'itc.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  cvcvpoKdmiaa,  I  n.  ind.  pass. 
cvevpoKOTTijQtiv.  per.  ind.  pass. 
reiivpoKdirrjiiut. 
NtfrpOK,  -ou,  TO,  a  nerve,  sincu-,  ten- 
dun  ;  string  of  a  bow,  or  of  a 
musical  instrument.  T«  vtvpd, 
nerve,  strength,  courage. 
NcvpooTaffig,  -ios  -ov;,  b,  >';,  (fr. 
last,  and  orou  to  draw)  drawn 
togcthn  with  the  string  ;  string- 
crtending. 

NfvpiSffTartf,  or  titvoSiTTTaCTOf,  -ov, 
b,  )'i,  (fr.  same,  and  rrrnuj  to 
draw)  moved  by  strings  or  vires 
or  springs.  Subs,  on  automa- 
ton, puppet. 

titva,  and  NfiVf,  Ion.  for  (iciicc, 3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Ntutruiroj, 
g.  par.  1  a.  act.  of  mvw. 

Nti;<Ti5,  -loj,  Att.  -foj?,  1';,  (fr.  itt^o) 
to  nod)  «  nod  ;  inclinntion,  bent. 

Ntvard^to,  f.  -Sa'o,  (fr.  same)  /o 
nod,  bow,  bend  Oie  head. 

Nn'ffTlicJf,  ->"),  -uv,  same  as 

NfuoTos,  -jy, -5i',  (fr.  next)  nodding, 
boiving,  bending  ;  CL':sFnling. 

NttJf'i,  f.  -ffw,  p.  I'/i'tvuvr,  <o  nod,  in- 
cline the  head,  beckon,  make  a 
sign  ;  to  assent,  grant,  promise  ; 
to  how,  lean,  sloop  ;  to  bend  to- 
wards, verge. 

N(<pca,  n.  pi.  —  Titfitcai,  d.  pi. 
Ion.  of  i'/0oy. 

Nd^/Xij,  ->)?,  i),  Dor.  vicldXa,  same 

BR  Vi<p0f. 

TiKptyriytpfrao,  g.  ^ol.  of 
fiCij/t'Syjytpfrrjs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  vj^of  a 
cloud,  and  rydpui  to  excite,  or 
aytlfiiji  to  colli  rl )  rlnud-collcctor  ; 
dviUtng  in  dnrkncn 


'SiipiXiioiv,  (\.  pi.  Ion.  i>{ vcipfXt], 
renew,  repair,  rifresh;    to  recall,' ydpihuv.  -01;,  tH,  (rlim.  o(  jf^/Xr/ 
reeollrcl,    repeat;    to   plough  or  \      a  >;\o\i<i)  a  little  cloud,  mist,  va- 
brenk  up  fallrni'  crrjun/l.  |      pour. 

yfirn^ii,  -uir,  01,  children,  ifrinJ- iNri^OoAWji,  Heb.  indccl.  a  man'ti 
rhildrr>i,i/ffii]irine,proB''"y.  \     name. 

;>!/:r.rt,  -of  o(,  0,  ^,  (fr.  yi  nrg.  and  iNfi^ot((5i>V,  ronl.  -ifni^^f,  -[n( -ov(. 


rofv  a  foot)  vnthrntljcet,  moving 

n.n   f^tiir^  fiu  iitnmnt^, 
Tilofli,  and  .N/r.'*(i.  for  tvtpOn, 
tiipripixi,  -n,  -i,v,  fur  tyfpTipof, 
Utaoa,  lleb.  indecl.  plumage,  ftit' 

thrrt. 
JiloTopa,  a.  ofN/orwp  —  Titaropt- 

iilf,  -ov,  i,  the  Fon  of 
JUarup,  -opn^.,  h,  a  man's  name. 
titifi,  3   din.    pre«.    ind.  act.  of 

vtiiii. 
Jitvfia,  -artf,  ri,  (fr.  ytiu  tO  nod)! 

a  nod,  beck,  sign, 
WtR^oi.Dor,  for  i/o^iait  or  Ion.  for 

yrfiaojint,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  icc  y/w. 


i,  ^,   (fr.  next,  and   tiiof  iikc' 

rieiiH)  like  climdt,  fleecy  ;  cloudy, 

slomny, 
Stipof,  -cof  -oi'«,  tA,  (pcrhnpn  fr. 

vl  npg,  and  ipifof  WftUt)  1  rhud, 

miKl,fo^  ;  a  treat  multitude. 
Ni^pirif,  -tfof,  li,  (ft.  next)  1  rfi»" 

row  0/  /Ac  kidneys. 
Nf'.'ipAt,  •»",  /),  '/ir  reins  Of  kidneys. 

Nci^ipiii,  '/ir  Ihnunhts,  dfiirt*,  nf- 

feelinn'! ;  Ihr  testifies, 
tilifxii,  for  if/i/iw,  (o  unoi;'.  Name  as 

i7(/»(i*  or  ytt(f'w, 
Nf«;/ii<^i)«,  -to<  -Off,  1'),  ;,,  (fr.  i/,^of 

.1  rlnml)  rtnudtf. 


go,  come,  set  out,  jHoiie,  walk  ; 
to  return,  come  back, 
N/ii),  f.  yevaui,  to  sicim,  float, 
yiu)   nT',   f.   yi'iaii),  to  spin,  roll  or 
«•!«(/    «/)     thread ;     to    collect, 
hoard  ;    to  heap  up,  pile,  load, 
.<>tou:  pres.  inf.  act.  yictv  yiiv.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  tiriaa,  3  pi.  ivtjcuV  inf. 
liioai.  per.  par.  pass,  vivrifiirvi. 
Ntw/ciipoj,  -ov,  5,  (fr.  vtiij  for  vabi  a 
temple,  and  Kopiia  to  sweep)  a 
servant    or    njjiccr   of  a    temple, 
like     the     modern      sexton     or 
churcliwnrden  ;    a  townclerk,  de- 
votee, worshipper. 
NtuXufu  -ili,  (fr.   veiij  for  vat?  a 
ship,  and  tXk-u  to  drag)  (0  haul 
vp  a  ship  on  land,  to  dock  a  ship, 
N/ui/in,    -arog,    ri,    (fr.    rtdo)    to 
plough)  a  Jicld  sown  after  being 
fallowid. 
Ntw/'cO',  for    ved/icBa,  1  pi.  pres. 
sub.  pass,  of  v/o/iai  or  vlw,  to  re- 
turn, 
Ktii/iti  oj,  -77,  -cv,  pres.  par.  pcss. 

cont.  of  )'£.iw. 
Kfuii',  Ion.  for  laoji',  g.  pi.  of  inrfj. 
Ntwi7;rof,  -on,  5,  !],  (fr.  j/os  fresh, 
nnd  wyloftat  to  buy)  /n/r/i/  bought, 
nculy  purchased. 
Nfup'/f,   -f'os   -o?i-,  b,  I'l,   (fr.   r/oj 
new,  and  apt)  to  fit)  /rrs'i,  new, 
sudden. 
TStiipmr,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  vnZi  a  ship, 
and'o'pu  to  equip;    or  uipa  cave) 
a  dock,  dockyard. 
Srwpv)())i,  -fos  -ot'i,  0,   '/,  (fr.   i/o£ 
new,  and  opi'<T<7w  to  dig)  newly 
dug. 
N/uf,  (fr.  vjojnew)  lately. 
Ncwf,  -u>,h,  Att.  for  I'orfj. 
NiwooiKoi,  -cv,  0,  (fr.  vovi  a  ship, 

and  oi;.ii<  a  house)  a  dockyant. 
Ntuxfri,  (fr.  vioi  new)  lately,  neW' 

ly  ;  nisu\  at  jiresent. 
N/wni,  (an  a.  as  if  fr.  yfiof,  alwaya 
preceded  by  fi{  or  f«)  next  year. 
yiuirrpH^ctrOiii,  pres.  inl.  pass,  of 
Niuirfpf^u),  (fr.    i/of  new)  to  inno- 
vate,  alter,  change,  reform  ;    to 
introduce  new  customs,  practices 
or  fnshinnn  ;    to  rebel,  mutiny  ,* 
to  imitate  the  manners  of  young 
persojis. 
fitwrrpttcdi,  -ii,-iy,  (fr.  noxt)_;'l(ff- 
nile,  youthful,  young  ;     impetu- 
ous, ardent. 
Nfiirjpot,  -<i,  -01',  comp,  NtiJrarof, 
Hup.  of  v/of . 

Ni),  an  adverb  of  swearing,  by; 

yen.     In  compon.  not. 
Til)',  for  yi)it,  a.  of  vi/fv,  Ion.   and 

Poet,  for  I'dPf. 
Ni5niOo(,  -01',  4,  Nerrlhut,  llie  nomo 

of  nrivor. 
Nijyfrfo?,  -01',  0,  /;,  (IV.  vlo(  new, 

niid    y/i'o/mi   to   be)  ncir,  lately 

made. 
Nfr/oiroi,  -01',  i'',i',  (fr.  I'i)  not,  and 

ryrlnw  to  awaken)  unavakened, 


NIIH 

sound,  tieep  ;    from  whinct  tliirt 
u  >tu  uxiking. 

JJijc'i'id,  -ur,  T(i,  (fr.  tiiibi  the  bel- 
ly) the  inUstiiifs,  howcis, 
Ni'/i^i'/ioS)  -ov,  b,  l),  for  iifvfioi. 

]Sn''fo<piv,  (fr.  iie.\t,  and  ^ivfroina 
place )./rom  the  iiomb. 

Nr;Juf,  -Boj,  i^,  f'i<r  fcfW^i  tvoinh ;  thv 
vilal.iy  mortal  parts. 

Jii'icaa'  for  %i'isoai,  d.  pi.  of  VTjhi, 
Ion.  for  )  ir>. 

rs'17/ui  -u),  f.  -j;cru,  <o  heap  up,  pile, 
load,  stnir.  1  a  par.  art.  iiiij(Tai. 
1  a.  irf.  mid.  vi;i)(r(i(r(^(ii.  1  a. 
iinpr.  mid.  yi'/iiaai,  -daOu). 

Si'iOti,  3  sin.  prcs.  iiul.  act.  of 

y^Oui,  f.  I'ljffu),  p.  vivriKa,  same  as 
i/w,  to  spin. 

"Silt,  d.  sin.  of  vijT's,  Ion.  (or  miPj. 

Stnoi,  -a,  -ov,  or -ou,  i, ;;,  (fr.  »■;)?;, 
Ion.  for  vavi  a  ship)  naval,  of 
or  belonging  to  sUipSjJor  ships. 

NTjif,  -i^os-,b,  I),  (fr.  li/not,  and  Mw 
to  know)  ignorant,  unskilful,  in- 
experienced;  fearful,  timorous. 

Ki;?j,  -Woj,  1';,  the  name  ol"  a 
nymph.        i 

Ni;*f(Tror,  (fr.  vf)  not,  and  aKto/tat 
to  heal)  incurably. 

N/;»:ouoTf'w  -w,  f.  -//iriij,  (fr.  v^  not, 
and  oKovu)  to  hear)  <o  disregard, 
disobey,  neglect. 

NnKTdi,  -)),  -bf,  (fr.  ifu  to  swim) 
swimming,  floating ;  may  be 
swam  in. 

'SrjXcy});,  -io;  -ovs,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  vt)  not, 
and  uXfyu)  to  take  care  of)  cruel, 
harsh,  severe. 

JC;;XcijS  and  Ni/Xti^s, -/of  -o5s,  6,  1'/, 
(fr.  iTj  not,  and  Atoj  pity)  un- 
merciful, pitiless,  cruet,  severe, 
implacable,  d.  sin.  i'i;X/£(  -\u7. 

TJ>7X£(5-ou'os,  -ou,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  vii\iiii  pi- 
tiless, and  Tro(^ii  punishment)  i'n- 
flicting  grievous  punishment,  in- 
exorable, unrelenting. 

N'/Xtordf,  for  v^XtvoToj,  -on,  6,  ^, 
(fr.  vfi  not,  and  Xniccroj  to  see) 
invisible,  unseen. 

?fi;X>:r(Of,  -a,  -ov,  of  or  relating  to 
JVeleui. 

yi^hi,  -ios  -ovs,  b,ri.  Sync,  for  vrj- 

Xtr/f. 

ISijXuros,  -ou,  and  N;;Xfii-ouf,  -oiot, 
6,  V,  (fr.  v^  not,  »;Xn//  a  shoe,  and 
7To!i(  a  foot)  bare-footed. 

N>;Xirftf,  -/of  -oCf,  0,  ^,  (fr.  v^  not^ 
and  aXtrtto  to  sin)  innocent,  in- 
offensive,  harmless,  faithful. 

N/ifia,  -arrjf,  rd,  (fr.  v/w  to  spin)  a 
Ihrearl,  yam. 

Jinftprqi,  -(Of  -ov(,  h, »;,  (fr.  vh  not, 
and  ufinpTdvia  to  err)  unerring, 
certain,  true,  correct.  Subs,  a 
woman's  name. 

Niivcitla,  -ii,  Ion.  -,,,  -n;,  ,',,  (fr.  1/^ 
not,  and  avcfiof  wind)  a  calm, 
stillness. 

Titjvijtioi,  -a  Ion.  -rj,  -ov,  and  .\;}. 
vc/iof,  -01',  0,  ^,  (fr.  same)  calm, 
hre'ithless,  still,  without  a  breeze, 
unruled ;  traru/uil,  serene. 

Tfi/fti,  d.  sin.  and  N/Jfcij,  a.  pi. 
cont.  of 

N^flf,  -lOJ,  Att.  -CW!,  I),  (fr.  Vri)(i,), 

same  as  viu  to  swim)  a  <u;(m- 
ming^  floating. 


NHP 

N»/s"/'<">  1  I*-  mid.  ofi'ij^ui. 
N»)u?i-,    Ion.   for    vao'ti,    d.    pi.   — 
Ni;ii',  Ion.   for  %'ubv,  a.  sm.  of 

Nf/orroXos,  -ui',  4,  (fr.  d/i);  Ion.  for 
>'(iif  a  temple,  and  nnX/i.)  to  be 
about)  one  who  atlindul  in  tem- 
ples, like  a  modern  church-icar- 
den,  saxton  ;  a  priest, 

N170S,  g.  of  vijOf,  Ion.  for  vavt,  d. 
pi.  vr/voi. 

N>?()f,  Ion.  for  va6i. 

NtiTTtSavdi,  -I),  -Av,  (fr.  VI)  not,  and 
aTTtSuidi  intirm,  ill.  7r/<5oi'  the 
ground ).//V»i,  strong,  stout. 

N;yirfi)Ow,  -ios  -oCf,  6, 1;,  (fr.  v!)  not, 
and  vtvOojiai  to  inquire)  wo<  /o 
be  inquircil  of  or  i»/o,  unlauful 
to  ask ;  inexplicable,  inscruta- 
ble. 

Ni;ri(ia,  -nc,  /;,  (fr.  vi'/TZtoi  an  in- 
fant) inf'iucy,  childhood  ;  folly, 
foolishness,  silliness. 

yn^'d^iTt,  '2,  pi.  pros.  impr.  act. 
of 

Nj/rui'^iu,  f.  -uaui,  p.  vcvtj-KiaKa,  (fr. 
same)  to  be  a  chUd  ;  to  act  ns  a 
child,  imitate  a  child.  1  a.  cvi]- 
viaoa. 

^rivia)(^cv<>),  (fr.  same,  and  a')(iVo> 
to  grieve,  th.  o'-^o;  gr'ff)  '" 
behave  childishly,  cry  like  a 
child. 

^tjvla^os,  -ov,  b,  same  as  vj/ttioj. 

N(i-ic,  V.  sin.  of  n'/rioj. 

N);r7(/f;,  -//s,  1';,  (fr.  vi'iirios  an  infant) 
Ion.  for  vrjTTtda. 

NrjTTiuKTovoi,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  same, 
and   KTcivio   to   kill)  infant-kill- 

N/Jmoi',  -ou,  rd,  same  as 

N);mos,  -on,  b,  (fr.  v^  not,  and 
fTU  to  speak)  an  infant,  child, 
babe. 

S/lTTios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  infan- 
tile,  rhilftish,  yimng  ;  speechless, 
dumb,  mute  ;  foolish,  silly  ;  stu- 
pid, ignorant,  ivexpcrienred. 

Jiri-i6Tt]s,  -VTOi,  )'/,  (fr.  last)  infaii- 
ry,  childhood  ;  folly,  silliness. 

NiiTTirf^paJv, -ovo?,  6,1'/,  {fr.  last,  and 
(tip!)v  the  mind)  puerile,  silly. 

K.-;-Xf /cro?,  -ov,  b,  11,  (fr.  vrt  not, 
and  i:\iKTfii  a  tying)  unadorn- 
ed, untied,  dishevelled,  loose, 
flowing. 

Nijnoivoi,  -ov,  b,  >'/,  (fr.  vt)  not,  and 
TToivi)  punishment)  unpunished, 
with  impunity  ;  unrrvenged. 

N'jriirios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  vr,inoi  child- 
ish) infantile,  childish,  young; 
foolish,  silly,  inexperienced. 

JSnpcvi,  -ioi  and  -fjoi,  b,  a  man's 
name. 

Xi;oi,  «,  indecl.  Heb.  a  man's 
name. 

Nz/pifl/jof,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  vfi  not,  anrl 
dptdfios  a  number)  innumerable, 
countless,  vast, 

S>',piov,  -ov,  rb,  a  kind  of  shrub 
growing  on  the  banks  of  ri- 
vers. 

yrjo^-rnu  -0".  ^{fr-  '''"^  loswimi  a 
a  kind  of  shell-fish  which  swims 
on  the  water. 

yi'jptrni  or  Jit'piaToi,  -ov,  6,  n,  (fr. 
n)  not,  and  rol."'')  to  contend,  th. 
(i06) 


NHX 

I     /pif  contention)  impossibU  to  hi 
j     disputed  ;  immense,  vnsl,  great. 
|N';f)'U,  -'5,  -Ji'i  ""'If',  vet,  flowing 
I     iciV/i  water  ;  hollow. 
iN»;pd$  for  vcap6i. 

Nt)(T«i,  I  a.  inf.  act.  —  IS'/;ffnvo, 
Ion.  for  fi',i<r«>T«,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  I'f'o),  to  heap  up, 

Ni;(T(ii'r;,  -T)i,  i),  a  woman's  name. 

N(;r(«i',  -ov.  ri,  (fr.  next)  a  small 
island,  islet. 

N)'/(Tof,  -oil,  1;,  (fr.  v/uitoswim)  an 
island. 

Ni;(r(!</pi'Xif,  -uKOf,  6,  (fr.  last,  and 
ipiXii^a.  guard)  a  guardian,  pro- 
lector  or  watch  of  an  island. 

Ni/o-o-a,  or  Atl.  NT/rra,  -as,  I'l,  (fr. 
1  t'u)  to  swim)  a  duck  or  f/rnfce. 

N'lOTcIa,  -as,  -1),  (fr.  vijartwu)  to 
fast)  fasting,  hunger ;  a  fast. 

Ni'/prti?,  a  pi.  cont.  of  vrjoTif. 

Nxortuo),  f.  -ftiffw,  p.  t'tv^OTtiiica, 
(fr.  next)  to  fast,  be  hungry  ;  to 
abstain.  1  a.  iml.  act.  ivr/arcv- 
ca'  par.  vrjarevtras,  -aaa,  -av,  pi. 
-aavTCi. 

N^orif,  -(Of,  Att.  -cuf,  6,  //,  (per- 
haps fr.  »'i)  not,  and  taOiui  to  eat) 
hungry,  fasting,  in  want  of 
food,  destitute  ;  causing  hunger. 

Vi7](Ti),  )';,  a  woman's  name. 

Ni'irnv,  in  vain,  fruitless,  uselessly, 
to  no  purpose. 

Nr;rof,  ->],  -ov,  (cont.  for  vinTOs, 
Ion.  Sync,  for  vtwraros,  sup.  of 
vios)  latest,  newest  ;  last,  low- 
est. 

N^rof,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  v/u  or  vijOui  to 
spin)  heaped,  piled,  thick,  close. 

T^itTpcKiis,  -ios  -01/f ,  b,  fi,  (fr.  vrt  in- 
tens.  and  arpcKfn  true)  true,  cer- 
tain ;  clear,  distinct. 

N»;Cf,  vrjvv,  vr]Ti<ri,  Ion.  for  vav;, 
vuvv,  vavat,  n.  a.  sin.  and  d.  pi. 
of  vurf. 

Jsnvrixoi,  -nil,  6,  I'l,  (fr.  v)  neg. 
and  oiir/ij)  a  breath)  destitute  of 
breath,  without  breath,  breath- 
less, panting. 

N);0«/i'u),  (fr.  vfiifu)  to  be  sober)  to 
be  sober,  sober  minded. 

N?;(/.(iX£of  and  Nv^a'X'of,  -«o_i  *>  i> 
(fr.  same)  sober;  sober-minded, 
temperate  ;  vigilant,  watchful. 

Ti7]<P'i>iuTnf,-nTos,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  so- 
briety, temperance. 

Nr/(/ic,  pres.  impr.  act.  —  Ni/^ov- 
Tfs,  n.  -ij>ovai,  d.  pi.  par.  pres. 
act.  —  N'/^ovoi,  3  pi.  pres.  ind. 
act.  of 

N(/0w,  f.  -slw,  p.  -<l>n,  (perhaps  fr, 
VII  rtp.a.  and  nlvw  to  drink)  to  be 
sober  or  sobei  -minded  ;  to  be 
vinilant,  vinlchful,  attentive.  1 
a.  act.  ind.  ivTi\pa'  impr.  vijipov, 
-oTui'  2  pi.  vi)\i/iiri. 

N);(/>(.)/<fi ,  1  jil.  pres.  sub.  act,  of 
last. 

^I'l-^iTo,  Ion.  for  cvftxi^To,  3  sin. 
iiiipf.  ind.  pasfi.  —  ^n^ov.  Ion. 
for  fviiyov,  >mpf.  ind.  act.  — 
Ni7;^/5/<£i'Of,    pres.   par.  mid.  of 

Nr/xvroi,  -ov,  b.  If,  (fr.  vfl  mtens. 
and  ;^i'ia)  or  %/u  to  pour)  vjidely 
flowing,  widely  spreading,  float- 
ing. 


NIK 

N^;^u,  f.  vi{fcd,  or  Ni/xof"!  (•"■■•  ^f."^ 
to  swim)  lo  swim,  float;  to  sail, 
sail  upon. 

Jijij/aTC,  2  pi.  1   a.   impr.  act.  of 

N^i^(f,  -lofj  ri,  (fr.  vkCij  to  be  so- 
ber) sohncly,  temperance. 

Jinw,  same  as  tiu),  to  hap  up. 

Ki/oii',  Ion.  for  vuJiii,  g.  pi.  of  yavf 
or  of  vadj. 

N>j(if,  Dor.  and  vriov{,  Ion.  for  va- 
ot'j,  a.  pi.  of  vao;. 

Niyip,  5,  the  name  of  a  pro- 
phet. 

TiiyXapdst  -ov,  h,  boat  music,  music 
for  rowing  to, 

Ni'^ii>  for  vi'irru). 

Xi<r^,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  —  ?fiV<i, 
pres.  impr.  —  yiK<}v,  pres.  inf. 
com.  of  vtKtiw. 

Nura'i'uJD,  -opof,  6,  a  man's  name. 

Kuca^d,  -cTi,  -£?,  Dor.  for  iiKaaCi, 
which  for  viKijau),  1  f.  ind.  act. 
of  vtKdw. 

tiiKaaai,  T\iKilaag,  yiKaactv,  Dor. 
and  JEo[.  for  viKTicrai,  inf.  vori/- 
<raf,  par.  1  a.  and  vriKrjativ,  1  f. 
inf.  act.  —  Ni/cdru),  3  sin.  cont. 
pres.  impr.  act.  of  -ame. 

Nucaiooiai-aj,  /;,  'SiKa<pdpo;,  -ov,  i, 
II,  Dor.  for  vi<c/7^opi'a  and  i/(*;j^d- 
po{. 

Niraci  -w,  f.  -i;(TW,  p.  vcvlxriKa, 
(perhaps  fr.  ifi  neg.  and  £(K(j  lo 
yield)  to  conquer,  subdue,  over- 
come, vanquish  ;  to  surpass,  ex 
eel,  surmount,  prevail  ;  lo  con- 
vince, conquer  by  argument.  1  a 
ind.  act.  cviKrjaa. 

Ti'tKrj,  ->/f  1 '/)  vfr-  Isist)  victory,  con- 
quest. 

'StKfi,  Dor.  for  vikiI,  3  sin.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  act.  —  yiKr)Ocis,-uaa, 
-h;  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  same. 

SUniia,  -iiroi,  Tii,  (fr.  same)  vic- 
tory. 

liUrtfn  for  vixdiii. 

TitKiiaai,  inf.  —  Nnfijiraj,  -aaa,  -nv, 

far.    I  a.  act.  —  yiKf/act,  3  sin. 
f.    ind.    act.  —  ytKt'iaiif,   -arj, 

3  and  3  sin.  1  a  sub.  act.  of  vc 

Kdui. 
ViiKtiTi'ipiov,  -ov,  tD,  (fr.  viKnTiii  a 

victor,  Ih.  vKto'u)  to  conquer)   tlie 

reward  of  victory,  palm,  chapltt, 
■  ermvn,  priie. 
THiKfirfipioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  be- 

longing  or  Tftalmt;  to  victory. 
JiiKTirfi^,  -oT;  0,   (fr.  viKam  to  con- 
quer) a  victor,  conqueror. 
TiiKrir1ti(,-fi,  -if,  (fr.  Hnme)  iiicfo- 

riouM,  cmirpierinii,  ncruslnmed  to 

«,'«,.^'i»r. 
Tiifn<pnnta,  -a(,  f/,  (fr.  vikij  victory, 

and  ijt/pio  to  bear)  the  gaining  of 

n  victory,  t  icUrry. 
ViK'i'P^p'n,  -ov,l,  h,  (fr.  name)  that 

earni*   away    virlary,  victorious, 

eonqiirring,  triumphant. 
IfiK6e,r)fii>(,  -u«,  0,  a  man's  nnnic. 
JitKiK^tif,    -iDf  -oi'f,  b,  a    proper 

name. 
N(«co/>«(ri;f,  -ov,   o,  a   NiKolaitan, 

fnlhwer  of  Nimlns. 
Ni<r(iX>io(,  -on,  and  All,   N((4X(w( 

-111,  h,  a  man's  name. 
Norarroi/oi -u,  (fr.  lYxi;  victory,  and 


NOE 

iroi/(j  to  make)  to  obtain  victory  ; 

to  cause  victory. 
Niicoroiof,  -ou,  u,  1^,  (fr.  same)  that 

causes  victory,  victoriou.1,  trium- 
phant. 
Nnr(5ff')At5,    -105,  Alt.    -tii>(,   t),  the 

name  of  a  city. 
'XtKos,  -cof  -ou?,    TO,   (fr.  1'iA.nu)  to 

conquer)  victory,  conquest  ;  end. 

Els  i'7kos,  to  the  end  oftlie  world, 

for  evfr. 
NiKw,   pres.   ind.  act.  ;    or  impr. 

pass.  cont.  —  Nuwci ,  3  pi.  cent. 

pres.    opt.     act.   —  Nikui',    d. 

-kSi'ti,  a.  pi.  -Kwtrai,  par.  pres. 

act.  cont.  of  itKuio. 
NJi'  for  fttf,  self,  him,  her,  il,  them. 
Niiful,    Noct'i  and  "Sivos,   -ov,  /;, 

IVincvth,  the  name  of  a  city. 
r(ii'Ciiiri?f,  -ov,  5,  a  JVincvilc,  inha- 
bitant of  iVJ/ifiv/i.  pi.  ^tvtv7rui. 
Nt60ri,  -rii,   I'l,  Nwbc,  a   woman's 

name. 
NiVrfiv,  pres.   inf.  act.  — NiVrcij, 

2  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  nrru. 
N'lTTTvp,  -tjpos,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  ewer, 

basin   or  vessel  for  washing  in. 

a.  sin.  I'lTrijpa. 
NiVroiTui,   3  pi.   pres.    ind.   mid. 

of 
Nirrriu,   f.  -t/w,  p.  rivi(pa,  to  wash 

the   hands  or  feet  ;  to  cleanse, 

rinse.    1  a.   act.  ind.   hitpa-  sub. 

ri\j,w,-rii,->].  pres.  mid.iiVro/im. 

I    f.    mid.    viipopat.    I    a.    mid. 

ind.   [vix^dpiiii',    -oi,  -aro.   impr.  | 

vitpat, -daOui-  sub.    vi'i^uj^ai,  -i;,  I 

-Fjrai"  inf.  v<;|a(;0(ic   par.    rn^a'-j 

/1C105. 
Niaaopai  orNci'<Too;(rti,same  as  w'u),! 

fo  i'<j.  pres.  par.  NioiriJ/ici'of,  -i;,  j 

-or,  g.  %'iaaoiiii'ov,  -i/j, -on.  ] 

NiVooit'  for  I'lVffoi'To,  Ion.  fortviV-l 

aorro,  3  pi.  impf.  of  last.  | 

Tilrpov,  -ov,  ri,  nilrr,  saltpetre.        j 
Ni'^n,  Apoc.  for  viipdhi,  a.  sin.  — 

JiiAuieooi,  Ion.  for  nV;a(7i,d.  pi.  I 

of  j 

ytipiii,  -d^of,  I'l,  (fr.  11;^'  .snow,  or, 

v[<pui   to    snow)  snoui  ;  a  shuueri 

or  flakes  of  snow  ;  a  heavy  full' 

of  snow.  ' 

i^ifiirdf,  ■  ov,  h,  same  as  last.  1 

Nirfid/IoXo?,  -ov,  b,'i,  (fr.  same,  and 

pd^Xui  to  filrike)  snntv-lnaten. 
Ni(/i(!tis,  -taaa,  -iv,  (fr.  M^nijsnow) 

siipwy,  covered  with  snow. 
yiif>oaTip!)(;,  ■cof-otif,i,ii,{fr.  same, 

and  ardiiui  to  tread)  tracked  with 

snow,  snowy, 
ylrpio  ami  ydtpb},  to  snow,  vet  with 

tnrjw,  covir  imth  snow. 
N!if,  \(ij>n<,  )'/,  obf<.  «/iow. 
Nl\pai,  -doOi0,   I   n.  impr.  niid.  — 

Nii|ii//t>'a(i    I   a.    |inr.    mid.   — 

TilipnaOat,     I     A.     inf.     mid.    — 

yi\pdTia)anv,  3  pi.  of  n'i|oi',  -uni), 

I  a.  impr.  act.  —  Nfi^w,  -pf,  -7, 

I  a.  Kiib.  act.  — N/i/'wrrai,  3  pi. 

1  a.  sub.  mid.  of  ilzrui. 
Tioffi,  cont.  en;),  3  mn.   prc«,  «ub. 

—  NiJii,   pre*,  impr.  oct.  cont, 

of  volia. 
S6ti,  -itrm,  'i  arid  3  sin.  .tin,  2  pi.  ^ 

cont.  prrn.  inipr.  net.  of  vo(ui.      1 
K6iii,  pri'n.  par.  of  ti6iipi  for  roiu). 

Tiolliri,  Tint,  for  rnlnvai  —ynlnve' 

(Am, 


NOM 

for  lof'ovcri,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  — 
Nocovcii,  d.  sin.  fern,  of  vofwi' 
-Hv,  voeuvaa  -oFo<i,  to<ov  -ovv, 
pres.  par.  act.  of  loiw. 

Nofpoj, -«,  -Av,  (fr.  10(11)  to  think) 
thinking,  inttlligcnl,  knowing, 
skilful,  rational,  wise;  spiritual, 
immaterial. 

NoEriT'-f,  Dor.  for  voovvra,  n.  pi. 
pres.  |)ar.  of 

No/ii),  f.  io>'(rii),  p.  rivotiKO,  (fr.  v6og 
the  mind)  to  mind,  consider ; 
to  understand,  know,  compre- 
liend,  conceive;  to  think,  intend, 
mean,  devise  ;  to  see,  perceive, 
observe,  recognise  ;  to  he  pru- 
dent, wise,  skilful,  pres.  impr. 
Kif£  I'dti,  I'otfru)  votlrw.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  evoijaa'  sub.  voijaia,  -rji,  -fi' 
inf.  ^o^;ffl<l.  per.  ind.  pass,  vevoti- 
pai. 

ViorjOeU,  -uaa,  -ir,  1  a.  par.  pass, 
of  last. 

N(ij7;m,  -uToi,  TO,  (fr.  I'o/u)  to  think) 
thought,  inlellccl,  understanding  ; 
sense,  notion ;  measure,  device, 
plan,  expedient  ;  perception,  ob- 
servation,  pi.  voi'iftara. 

Niii);ii,  same  as  ro/uj. 

Noi'/jwv,  -oioi,  b,  1;,  (fr.  j'o/m  to 
think)  thoughtful,  intelligent; 
wise,  prudent. 

y6i;ca,-ai,  -i.  Ion.  for  cv6r]aa,-as, 
-e,  ]  a.  ind.  act.  —  Norjcra,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  —  Nojjons,  1  a.  par. 
act.  — ^oijiTwai,  3  pi.  I  a.  sub. 
act.  of  10/u). 

^6i]<n<;,  -luj,  .Alt.  -thii,  I'l,  (fr.  voj'io 
to  think)  thought,  cogitation,  v.c- 
dilation,  apprehension,  intelli- 
gince,  undirslioidim;. 

JioiirlKii;,-!!,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  percep- 
tive, intclUrtuol,  intelligiid,  sen- 
sible, prudent,  wise,  juilicious. 

Noi/TOf,  -i),  -il',  (fr.  same)  pcicep- 
tihle,  intdliiiihlc ;  intillecluai, 
spiritual ;  wise,  prudent,  judi- 
cious. 

Noj/T-u,-,  (fr.  last)  wisely,  prudent- 
ly, skilfully. 

NoHi/ii,-(is,  1';,  (fr.  ri'iQoi  a  bastard) 
illrgilimary,  bastardy. 

IS'oOci'iij,  (fr.  next)  to  bastardize  ;  to 
estrange,  discard,  rut  off";  to 
adulterate,  corrupt,  spoil,  taint  ; 
to  deceive,  impose  upon. 

^AOof,  -ov,  b,  a  bustard  ;  illegiti- 
viatr,  spurious. 

No/Ki'iVj,  -lov,  o'l,  (pi.  ofi'o/iuf  wan- 
(!cnne)  inhabitiiuts  of  A'umiilia, 
living  like  the  Hcythians,  Arabs, 
&c. 

yoiiaclKbet  -II,  -if,  {(r.  vfpo)  lo  pas- 
ture) livin/!  on  pasture,  pastur- 
ing ;  pastoral,  bebinging  to  ship- 
htrds. 

Jiofiaiov,  -00,  ri,  (licut.  of  next)  an 
tnntitutum,  custom,  rite,  ordi- 
niinrr,  statute. 

Jioitaiof,  -(1,-01',  (fr.  iii/iin  law,  Ih. 
•V/iu  lo  diKlriiiule)  customary, 
legal,  ordained,  institutrd.  Or, 
((t,  v/iini  pudliira^-r,  ih.  same) 
pasturing,  uriinne,frrdini;,lrnd- 
tng  ;  of  w  frnm  flinhs  »t  hcr-lt 

Nopdp\in,  -Of,  h,  (fr.  lAftof  n  di»- 
Iri'i,  mil   (/pyi'i  a  romniaiid^   a 


NOM 


IN  02 


ncfiof,',  deputy,  govenwr,    lord 
lifiilaxvit, 
No/ius, -<t(^os-,  6,  4,  (IV.  vZ/iui  topas- Nu/ioytcfn, -uf,  4,   (fr.   sanic,  and 


Miuifit  lo  give)  u  Inu'giver,  Icgig- 
liitor. 


twv)  fctiling  <"'  }>asliin>,  grtt2- 
iug ;  rui-ing,  xvauderins,  uiiaii- 
tlcl. 

No/</f$  -j?j,  o!,  Otc  niilff,  riljx  or 
timbers  o/fhips. 

V6i,:iua.  '-Uroi,  rb,  (fr.  nr.\t)  n 
y?or.' ,  /icrf/. 

No/irij,  -los,  Att.  -/us,  i/,  (fr.  if'/joi 
todislrlluili')  II  shrphirii  ;  a  gii> 
fr,  hrsloui r. 

Nojitvu,  f.  -n'au),  fr.  same)  to  feed, 
tend,  pnMurc,  graze. 

Viofuu)  -u>,  (fr.  same)  lo  distribute, 
share,  divide  ;  to  cut  vp  or  in 
pieces,  ^o^fofiat  -orftai,  lo  lake 
n  share,  appropriate  ;  to  get,  own, 
possess. 

No/ii"),  -T]i,  !i,  (fr.  same)  a  distribu- 
tion, share,  division  ;  possession  ; 
pasture,  grazing,  attendance  on  a 
flock. 

Nyfii'^ci,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  —  No/i/- 
l^eiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  of 

No/iifu,  f.  -Icii),  p.  vcvfifiiKa,  (fr. 
t'OfiOi  a  law)  to  establish  or  intro- 
duce by  law  or  custom  ;  to  re- 
ceive ot  conform  to,  observe, prac- 
tise ;  to  judge,  think,  deem  ;  to 
be  in  use  or  atrrent  ;  to  be  accus- 
tomed, be  wont  ;  to  perforin  fune- 
ral rites,  impf.  ind.  cvipi^oi;  -a, 
-c.  1  a.  act.  ind.  erifiica'  sub. 
vo/>iV(i),  -rii,-ri'  par.  tofiiaai. 

No;(/fu:',  g.  pi.  -^diTwi',  par.  pres. 
act.  of  la-it. 

No/itKdf,  -^,  -iv,  (fr.  v(5,ao;  thelaw) 
o^  or  conrermng  the  law,  law- 
ful, lesaJ,  just.  Subs,  o  lawyer, 
one  skilled  in  the  law. 

fidfituov,  -ov,  rH,  (fr.  same)  a  Imv, 
institution;  a  custom 

NouT/io?,  ->7,  -01',  (fr.  same)  legal, 
legilimnle,    lawful  ;  equal,  fair, 
just ;  agreeable  to  custom,  con 
firmed  by  habit  ;  slnlled,  intelli- 
gent. 

Ji 0 fit ^lU)i,  (fr.  last)  lawfully,  fairly. 

adutoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  io/;i)  pasture) 
living  as  a  shepherd,  pastoral. 

No//(oD^£)',  1  pi.  of  vo^iui,  «h.  see. 

Noiiiaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  ^oiiicas, 
n.  pi.  -cavTcs,  1  a.  par.  act.  — 
"HofiiariTt,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

Ndinafia,  -tiTOi,ri,  (fr.  v<;jOf  a  law) 

a  received  custom,    usage,  rite ; 

money,  coin  ;  standard  measure, 
yoinariof,  -a,  -ov,    (fr.    i'0|/(fo)  to 

think)  it  must  be  considered,  lo  be 

suppo.icd,  be  thought. 
VofiiSi,    Att.    for   ropiau),  1  f.  ind. 

act.  of  io;i(^w. 
No/»o)'pai/.fu  -w,  (fr.  vfifio%  the  law, 

and  ypnij,\a  lo  write)  lo  write  or 

frame  laws. 


TlOtiju  lo  place)  (in  (ippuintment 
or  orihiiuiitg  j;/  the  law,  legisla- 
ture, ronslilutlon,  ordinance. 

No/iu()ir/(j  -(3,  f  -i/<TU),  p.  i£i'o/.oO«'- 
T»;«,M,  (fr.  same)  /o  enact  laws, 
legisbile  ;  to  jiromulgute  or  pub- 
lish a  law  ;  to  ordain  or  sanction 
by  hue  ;  /«  inslnict  in  the  law.  1 
a.  ind.  a<:t.  tvofioOtrtfca.  per. 
pass.  vtvofioOininai.  Jiper.  pass. 
tvtvoiinQtTi'ijitjv,  -au,  -Tu. 

No/ioOen/s,  -uv,  h,  (fr.  same)  a  le- 
gislator, lawgiver,  scnntur. 

TiofiuOiTi'/acia,  -as,  -£,  iEol.  for  vo- 
liodtri'ioaijit,  1  a.  opt.  act.  of  10- 
lioOiriui. 

Vidpoi,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  rf/ici)  to  distri- 
bute) a  law,  rule,  institution  ; 
equity,  justice;  a  custom,  fa- 
shion ;  an  ordinance,  rite,  ceremo- 
ny ;  a  song,  verse ;  harmony, 
time,  measure. 

'Sofioi,  -oTi,  8,  (fr.  v//j(i)  to  pasture) 
rt  meadow,  field,  pasture,  graz- 
ing ;  a  place  of  residence,  abode, 
habil'iticn,  dwelling ;  a  region, 
district ;  government,  province. 


ISOY 

take   care    of   the    sick,    nurse, 

Iciul, 
NoaoKiiios,  -nv,  b,  /;,    (fr.  same)   a 

iiursL-teiukr,  physician. 
Ndffos,  -ft),  1^,  (ir.  vi)  neo.  and  ados 

sound)  sickness,  malady,  disease  ; 

corruption,  depravity,  \ice. 
^uaaiis,   -dios,  i,^,  (fr.  vcooabs  a 

chicken)  ayoungting;  a  chicken. 
Nofffftiw,  f.  -:i'j<7(j,   (fr.   vooaos  for 

I'loaads  a  young  bird)  to  build  a 

nist,  ne.ttle,  roost, 
yvnatii,  -as,  i),  (fr.  same)  a  neslor 

brood  of  young  birds. 
JHoacrlov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  same)  a  chick- 
en, young  bird  ;  a  brood. 
Nuoitojtok'u)  -w,  r.  -f/aio,   (fr.    next, 

and  votiui  to  make,    lo  make  or 

build  a  Jiest, 
Noaabs  for  vencais. 
Noart'u  -w,  f.  -i/aio,  lo  come,  return, 

come  back ;  lo  go,  set  out.   I  a. 

par.  act.  voor/jaas. 
NiJorV^of,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  last)  that 

udl  or  7/iai/   return;    desirable, 

dear,  agreeable  ;  sweet,  pleasant. 

Comp.  voorifniTipos,  -a,  -ov. 
Tiuaros,    -ov,    b,    return,    coming 

home ;  sweetness,  ptensanlness. 
Nuaipf,  sejxirately,  apart,  aside  ;  in 


No/ifjc^juXuf,  -uKos,  b,  I'l,   (fr.  v6f.ios\     private,  without  witness,  in  at 


the  law,  and  ipv'Xnacio  to  guard) 
a  guardian  nfihe  tales,  an  inferi- 
or magistrate. 

N(Jo{  vovs,  vuov  vov,  and  Nop;,  rob;, 
b,  the  mind,  intellect,  understand- 
ing ;  will,  dei^ign,  purpose ; 
vjisdinn,  prudence,  judgment  ; 
thought,  opinion  ;  disposition, 
sense,  purport. 

Noof,  g.  —  Not,  d.  —  NoEi',  a.  of 
voT'Sj  same  as  i'<iof. 

NooP/itv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  Viooi'prvos,  par.  pres.  pass, 
cont.  —  NooriiTc;,  n.  pi.  cont. 
par.  pres.  act.  of  voiio. 

Noo-f'ovn,  Dor.  for  voaovai,  3  pi. 
pros.  ind.  of  vnaiui. 

Nofffpos,  -rt,  -bv,  (fr.  next)  diseased, 
sick,  sore  ;  languid. 

Noff/w  -(a,  f.  ->}oii>,  p.  vei6aTiKa,  (fr. 
v6aos  sickness)  to  be  sick,  ill,  dis- 
en.^ed  or  ajjlicted  ;  to  be  disor- 
dered in  mmd,  dole,  rave,  rage, 
be  mad.  1  a.  par.  act.  voai)aas, 
-aoa,  -av. 

No(Ti;Xcii,  -us,  I'h  (fr.  I'oc-i^Xct'oj  to 
tend  the  sick)  sickness,  illness, 
disease  ;  infection  ;  matter,  dis- 
charge ;  nurse-lending,  care  of 
the  -tick. 

NoffijXfi'u,  -cijv,  rii,  (fr.  same)  medi- 
cines and  applications  used  for 
sick  persons. 

NooT)X£(!(i),  f.  -cvaco,  (fr.  riaos  sick- 
ness) lo  lake  care  of  the  sick,  ad- 
minister inedicine  ;   to  cure,  heal. 


NiiTij/ia,  -nros,  rb,  (fr.  same)  sick 
liofioypaifiia,  -a?,  //,  (fr.  same)   an)     ncss,    disease,    vialaihj,  illness  ; 

enactment,  slulutr,  law.  distress,     affadion ;     depravity, 

'Sopoypa(pos,  -»v,  b,  li,  (fr.  same) |     rice.  d.  sin.  iooi'ikiti. 

a  vjnter  of  laws,  legislator.  \'Sont}iiaT'XKbs,-h,   -bv,  (fr.  last)  ill, 

7iofiofiiidaK(i\ns,  -ov,   6,  (fr.  v6fios\     sickly,  diseased,  ajjlicted. 

the  law,  and  fifdaira\ns  a  nia3-\^oaoKopuoi',  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  ^(JiTOf  dis- 

ter)  fi  ilnclor  or  teacher  nf  tl.:e  law, \     ease,  and  ato/'/w  to  take  care  of) 

lairyer.  I      av  infirrnnri;,  hospital. 

'Sofioiirtjs,   'OV,  fi,  (Tr    s.'tmp,  and  Noo-OK'j;//t,) -5,  f. -»;<r«,  (fr.  fp.me)  ?'/  NoiOfTw,    !    sm 

(408) 


sence  of ;  remote,  far  ;  except. 

Noc<pi^dfievos,  -i;,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 

7^oa(pl^w,  f.  -"iaoi,  (fr.  r6a(ln  ajiarl) 
In  set  apart,  remove,  separate,  dis- 
unile.  No(T(/)i'^o;iai,  lo  withdraw, 
retire,  revolt ;  to  withhold, purloin, 
steal,  embezzle.  1  f.  mid.  voaijii- 
aoiiai.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  cfoaiptad- 
ftt]v,  -01,  -aro.  1  a.  par.  pass. 
voo-(^«T0£(s,  -Eiora,  -iv. 

NoB(}>ii7aaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  last. 

NoffCi',  pres.  par.  cont.  of  voaio). 

NoTepbs,-a,-bv,  (fr.  votij  moisture) 
vxt,  moist,  humid,  dripping. 

TioTin,-as,  i),  same  as  vorls. 

Non'^w,  (fr.  lOTis  moisture)  lo  wet, 
moisten  ;  to  drip  with  wet. 

NiJriof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  wet, 
moist,  dripping,  trickling,  dewy. 
Or  (fr.  I'UTos  the  south)  south- 
ern, towards  the  south,  from  the 
south. 

Nonj,  -Mof,  i),  wet,  moisture,  rain. 

Nrfroio,  Ion.  for  vdrov,  g.  of 

"Soros,  -ov,  b,  the  south,  southern 
country  ;  south  wind. 

Noti/3w(TT(Kif,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  v6os  the 
mind,  and  [iv^o>  or  jji'iu  to  fill) 
full  of  cunning ;  judicious, 
shrewd,  clever. 

'^ovOcala,  -as,  r/,  (fr.  same,  and 
riOiifii  to  place)  admonition,  in- 
struction, reproof,  cen.ture. 

Noi'Sir/ (0  -u>,(.  -rjau),  p.  vevovOirriKa, 
{ft.  vovs  tlic  mind,  and  riOni"  to 
set)  to  remind,  admonish,  warn, 
instruct;  to  reprove,  censure, 
correct,   1  a.  act.  evovOiTi/oa. 

^ovOlrrjiia,  -aros,  rb,  and  Novdirt]- 
cis,  -los,  Att.  -£u)f,  fi,  same  as 
vovOcaia. 

ISoiOcrtKbs,  -h,  -^1')  (fr-  vovOcTiw  to 
remind)  admonitory,  instruc- 
tive. 

conl.  (ires.  ind. 


NTM 

act.  —  TSovOctHv,  pi.  n.  -rovvrts, 
a.  -Tovvras,  par.  pres.  act.  cout, 
of  same. 
fiovfirivia,  -as,  j;,  (fr.  lioi  new,  and 
fiijvri  the  moon)  the  new  moon  ; 
Jirsl  day  of  the  month  ;  afestivoJ 
on  thai  day. 
'Sovfifioi,  -ov,  b,   (^ol.   for  vdfios 
usage)    monty,    the    current    or 
standard  coin. 

Novv,  a.  sin.  of  v6os  orof  voDj. 

Kotvtj-^S,  -f'of  -ovi,  i,  h,  (fr-  vorf 
the  mind,  and  i->(u>  to  have)  wise, 
ducrett,  prudent,  sensible,  judi- 
cious. 

Novvc^Hi,  (fr.  'ast)  icisely,  sensi- 
bly, discreetly. 

NoSj,  vodf,  b,  same  as  v6oi,  d.  vot, 
a.  voFv.  pi.  n.  >'($(;,  a.  vdas. 

Jiouaos,  Poet,  for  vdaos. 

No,  truly,  certainly  ;  tlien,  there- 
fore ;  nay,  however. 

Pfuytif,  2  a.  par.  pass,  ofvvaabi. 

Viuy^iri,  -Tii,  fi,  Jivyfis,  -ov,  b,  and 
fiiyfta,  -Stos,  ri,  (fr.  viaaoi  to 
prick)  a  puncture,  wound  from  a 
point. 

N(/rr'  (orvvKTa,  a.  sin.  ofvuf. 

NOkto,  NOxraf,  Nukti,  NuKrif, 
cases  of  vvf. 

Nticrtjjttu,  (fr.  vii^  the  night)  to 
spend  the  night. 

NumoYtij,  -j^,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  noc- 
turnal, nightly,  at  night. 

TivKTcpif,  -Wof,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a  hat. 

JivKTcpof,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  same)  noo 
tumtd,  by  night,  nightly. 

TivKrfavi,  Poet,  for  w(l,  d.  pi,  of 

TivKTtiyopiia  -oi,  (fr.  fuf  night,  and 

ayop/iu  to  proclaim)  to  proclaim 

by  night. 
VvKTiK6pa^,-aK0(,  i,  (fr.  »arf  night, 

and  K6pa(  a  crow)  an  owl. 
TivKTtXriiJ7rfi(,  -iof  -ovf,  b,  fi,   (fr. 

same,  and  'kiiiinia  to  «hine)  *Ain- 

ingby  night. 
HvKTiyofiof,  -ov,  b,  li,   (fr.   same, 

and  v/fiu  to  pasture)  yeerfin^  by 
'    night. 
VvKTOfia\la,  -Of,  ht  (fr-  same,  and 

liix^nai    to   fight)    a   batiU   at 

night. 
yvKTondrtov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same,  and 

vlvu)  to  drink)  a  nightly  cup. 
N'5<tnijp,  (fr.  irf  nichi)  %  night. 
Iivii<piiyuty6(,  -ov,  h,  //,  (fr.  vifjipn 

a  bride,  and  <^yw    to  lead)  th) 

bridr'i  conductor,  a  briiWs  man 

or  maid. 
yvit^aTof,    -a,    -ov,  (fr.   vC/iijn    a 

nymph)  belonging  tolhr  Ni/mpht 

livfj^aiov,  -ov,  rd,   a  temple  or 

»hrinr  of  the  Ni/mphi). 
JIvfKpaoiv,  /Ho\.  for  tu/i^ui/,  g.  pi 

of  Hifitpti. 
rTo/i^(?a(,  •ov,    0,  //,    (fr.    yfiK^r)  a 
'    bndn)  nuptial,  bndal ;  rspmiseil. 
liilt<*>rv'Hf,  -los.   All.   -tiis,  ^,  (fr. 

samn)  a  betrothing,  promise  of 
T  marriage. 

Pfu//i^ri'ri;f,   -or!,  b,  (fr.    ttPXt)  a  lir. 
>    trolhir,  wife's  fiUhrr. 
tiviiiptfiii,  r.  -tf'diii,  {fr.  next) /o 6c- 

troth,  give  in  mamngr. 


Nf>0 

a  Nymph,  g.  pi.  vvfKpiiiiv,  Ion. 

for  vvfii^dv, 
Jivfi(piitos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  niij7- 

tial,  bridal. 
Ni/i^Tkoj,  -^,  -di",  same  as  last. 
JJu/i(J('jf  -oir,   6,   i},   (fr.    ivfKpri   a 

bride)  newly  married,  espoused, 

given  in  7narriage. 
Ni'/i0o/co/i{(i)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  ko- 

liiiii  to  adorn)  to  adorn  or  bedeck 

a  bride. 
Ni;/i(Jo/f<!/io{,  -01',   i,  §,   (fr.  same) 

adorning  the  bride,  bridal,  g.  lou. 

VV^^OXlS^OIO. 

Nv'^0dA>;rrof,  -ou,  6,  i;,  (fr.  viiKbn 
a  nymph,  and  Xafiiidvu)  to  takie) 
possessed  by  a  nymph,  inspired, 
frantic,  mad. 

Nu/JdioffrdAof,  -01',  b,  {),  (fr.  r^fi(firi 
a  bride,  and  c-iXXuj  to  adorn) 
adorning  the  bride,  bridal ;  su- 
perintending the  marriage. 

Nu//0u)v,  -uiv'Of,  b,  (fr.  t'iiKjit)  a 
bride)  Me  bridal  chamber,  mar- 
riage bed. 

NOi",  Att.  Nuvi,  now,  at  present,  just 
now  ;  a  moment  ago  ;  presently, 
in  a  moment ;  viv,  this  being  so, 
then,  therefore.  Oi  ivv,  these 
now,  the  men  of  this  day. 

Ntf,  M'KTds,  ^,  night   darhtess. 

NOC  lor  vv^t.  Ion.  lor  irv^c,  3  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Ni'fu,  -cii,  -ct, 
1  f.  ind.  act.  of  rOoirw. 

Niiif,  -op,  i;,  (fr.  vioi  new)  adavgh- 
ter-in-law  ;  a  bride. 

Nuffof,  a  Svracusan  word ;  lame, 
halt. 

7iv(Taa,-7]i,  t),  a  goal,  starting  post. 

T\vaaovTC{,  n.  pi.  of  vvaaiav,  pres. 
par.  act.  of 

Nvcaio  or  -ttw,  f.  -(u>,  p.  vivv^a,  to 
prick,  pierce,  n-ound,  stab  ;  trnr  ; 
to  afflict,  harass,  ver. 

'Svornyfia,  -./rof,  rd,  and  Nwffray- 
ftbi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  vvard^io  to  doze) 
a  slumber,  doze,  sleep. 

r*ii'ora'fti,3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

TivaTfl^o),  f.  -fw,  p.  vcpvaTax",  (fr. 
vcvhi  to  nod)  /«  rfore,  slumber, 
nod  ;  to  loiter,  delay,  linger. 

JivTTio  same  im  h'toid. 

NCyu,  (fr.  t'i'f  night)  hy  night,  at 
night. 

Ni'vt/a,  -ai,  ^,  the  name  of  a 
Nymph. 

VivxOiiiitpor,  (fr.  vt/f  nipht,  and 
lljifpa  a  day)  the  spare  of  twenty 
Jiiur  hours,  a  day  ami  a  night. 

NB^'of,  -"i  -<"',  ""'1  N'';y;i'rfi{,  (fr. 
vi'f  night)  noriiininl,  nightly,  at 
night. 

Ni/^of,  -tot  -ov<,    ri,  (fr.    same) 

night,  darkness. 
TiiiySXa,  -(OV,  rA,  cakes, ni'rctments, 
drlirnries.  , 


NP.T 

^uBtla,  -ai,  and  Ion.  yuedn,  -i7», 
1/,  (fr.  next)  stuthfulness,  inacti- 
vity, laziness,  sluggishness. 

Nudtii,  -ioi  -ovi,  6,  I'l,  (fr.  p,)  neg. 
and  ■Sfw  to  run)  inactive,  lazy, 
slow,  slothful ;  stupid,  heavy, 
dull. 

NwdijTi,  Ion.  Synacr.  for  voi'i6t]Ti,  1 
a.  impr.  pass,  of  voiia. 

NwOpoKa'piioy,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  next, 
and  Kapcia  a  heart)  slow  of 
heart,  dull,  stupid. 

Niuflpo;,  -a,-dv,  (fr.  vwOni  slothful. 
Or,  fr.  I))  neg.  and  ^dpo}  to  leap) 
impotent;  inactive,  slothful,  slug- 
gish, dull,  stupid,  slow. 

NuiSprfrijf, -i)rof,  ^,  (fr.  last)  iinpo- 
tency  ;  sloth,  inactivity,  laziness, 
stupidity,  dulness,  slowness. 

Nwi  lip,  and  Viwiv  vuii,  n.  a.  and  g. 
d.  du.  of  eyii. 

Nwfrtpoj,  -a  Ion.  ->/,  -ov,  our,  of  us 
two. 

Noiicap,  -pof,  rd,  (fr.  k)  neg.  and 
oKaipu  to  leap)  numbness,  heavi- 
ness ;  dulniss,  laziness.  Adj. 
very  stupid,  very  lazy. 

Nuxci;^,  Heb.  indccl.  a  sheep  mas- 
ter, shepherd. 

NojXfufUf,  (fr.  next)  incessantly, 
indefatigably. 

NwXcurV, -f'of  -ovi,  S,J},  (fr.  vi)neg. 
and  nXti'iru  to  leave)  incessant, 
indefatigable,  unwearied,  perse- 
vering. 

JiijiuSv,  pros,  inf  cont. — Viuifiaaai, 
Dor.  for  lu^ijo-as,  1  a.  par.  act. 
— Nw^hVovoi,  Dor.  for  vwin'iaov- 
ai,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

KcDun'cu  -w,  f.  -I'/oui,  {fr.  vtfiu)  to 
distribute)  to  distribute,  share, 
divide  ;  to  move,  shade,  vibrate, 
brandish  ;  to  consider,  r^ect, 
think  on,  observe  ;  to  direct,  rule. 
Nu/i»';(Tuf,  1  a.  par.  act. 

JiiL'fiTiaai',  Ion.  for  tviiitiiaav,  3  pi. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 

Nai//a>,  pres.  cont.  of  vw/i<fu,  for 
1'/ /j(i' . 

Vimtfioi,  and  Poet.  "Nuvvfifwi,  -ov, 
bfi'i,  (fr.  li)  neg.  ami  6iviia,JF.o\. 
lor  dvoi^a  a  name)  natnilrss,  in- 
signijirant,  of  no  name  or  conse- 
quence, inglorious. 

Ncipot/, -oTos,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  i>)ncg.  and 
ui/if  "ight,   ih.   6trTouai    to    sec) 
daixling,  briltinni,  shining,  glit- 
tering ;  liuniislird,  polished, 
yioaat.   Ion.     Syiiirr.    for    roTiaai, 
I   a.    inf.   iirl.   —   NuffiiTo,  Ion. 
Synn-r.  for  nof/aarn,  3  sin.  1   n. 
ind.    mid.    —    TiunaaOai,    Ion. 
Synrrr.  for  voiJaneOfii,  1   a.   inf. 
mid.  of  lo/u. 
Niir'  for  Kirn,  ii.  pi.  of  iwrof. 
yiitrtlKiiuvK,  n.  pi.  of 


yiofiii, -fit -i>',{fr.rtinfg.  and  oiovf'fiurdKiiiiiv,  -ovof,  i,  ^,  (fr.   lurof 


a  tooth)  Vmthlrss. 
Nw.'wkVi, -If,  >'/,  (fr.  nrjt)  ahsenet 
of  pain,  rnse  ;  strrnclh,  vigour. 


a  back,  and  iniiuv  an  nnvil) 
bearing  an  anvil  on  its  back, 
strong  or  hard-luflxrd. 


fiMfnof,  'OV,  b,  (/,  {fr.  ili  nrj;,  and.  Nwrniroir/w  -w,  (fr.  nc.M,nnd  k6wti0 
off'inj    pnin)  /"'  yrnm  pnin  ori      to  cut)  to  strike  the  hack,  cut  tff 


sorrow,  at  rnsr,  pirasani  ;  rrlirv- 
ing  Jinin.  nnodyvr. 


Iht  neck. 
tiCirot,  -ov,  b,  a  hark,  rhinr,  shoul- 


TiifKprj,  -rif,  /),   a  bride,  nnr  mar-       mnn'K  nnni*". 

nerf  UK/man  ;  a  dmighlrr-in-lnw  ; |  ^Hi')'  for  vHtrn,  n.  pi.  of  ifirnf . 
3  F  (4C9) 


^fu)t,    b,    n<.l>.    indprl.     Noah,    n       ders ;  niidgr;  n  surfnrr.    In  pi. 


rd  t'iDr/r,  g.  riiiToy,  d.  Ion.  vii- 
Toiei. 


HEN 

Nuiro(^''p/(ii  -uj,  (Ir.  last,  and  <f>lpti> 

to  liear)  lo  Ciirri/  on  the  htii:k. 
Kujroi^ii/jOi,   -01),   b,  li,    (Ir.   same) 

carri/mg  on  the  buck. 
Nux't.\tvo(i(ii,  (Ir.  noxl)  to  be  sloiv 

aud  buy  tU  ui>rk,  toiler, 
Nu)YcXi)>,  -{oi  -or»,  b,  h,  (fr.  I  /;  ncj;. 

and'  K«AXu(  to  move)  slow,  innr- 

tive,    /(uv,   sloOifal ;     impotent, 

weak ;  useless,  fniiltess. 
Nuxt^'ii  -af.  ^vCf-  same)  slolh- 

/ulnrss,  iniiciiuiij/,  laziness^  slow- 
1,  dulncss,  itupidily. 


HEN 


H 

S,  (,  called  xi,  tlic  fotirloenth  of 
llie  modern  Greek  letters,  l)ut 
llu-  tifteenth  of  the  ancient  ; 
whence,  in  numboring,  f  is 
used  for  the  sixth  decade  or 
sixty,  with  a  dot  under  it,  ^, 
for  sixty  thousand. 
z.alvui,  f.  fai'U,  p.  f'fuy/ca,  to  comb 
or  card  wool ;  to  hrickte  flax  ;  tn 
terir,  lacerate  ;  to  heat,  strike. 
H<''f<tii|ci,  for  t^dntixpa,  3  sin.  1  f. 

ind.  act.  of  tfa^ci'lSui. 
Hd'iOi;,  -';«;  ';,  a  woman's  name. 
ZarOficiv,  Ion.   for  ^avOaii,  d.  pi. 

fern,  of  ^avfldf. 
s.avOi^u),  f.  -iffu),  (fr.  I'utOJf  yellow) 
to  make  yellow  ;  to  grow  yellow  ; 
to  he  yellow. 
'E'ii'91k6;,   -ov,    0,  (fr.   same)  the 
month  among  the  Macedonians 
answering  to  our  April. 
ZavdiOpi^,   -<',\;o;,  b,  {/,  (fr.  same, 

and  ioi^  hair)  yellow-haired. 
SavdoKOfinv,  g.  pi.  Dor.  of 
z-avOoKdjiif,  -ov,  and   'EavOoKOjioi, 
-ov,    b,   ri,   (fr.   same,   and  KOjirj 
hair\  yelloic-haircd,  fair,  sandy. 
e.:i:dh;,  -h,  -if,  yellow,  tawny  ;  red- 
dish-yellow, golden,  sawly,  fair. 
Ha'i'005,  -on,  h,  the  name  of  a  river ; 
and  of  a  horse. 


s.niOd)(Oooi,-ov,  h,  i/,  (fr.  ^nvddi  yel 

low,   and  ;^0'Jo5  skin)   hai>ing  nlHcvirrfn,  -as,  f/,  (fr.  next)  travel- 


tvayioyfu)  -w,  same  as  last, 
ti'iiywvi?,  -ol,b,  (IV.  .same)  (i  com- 
mander of  niixiliary  or  niercenn- 
ry  troops  ;  u  nccivei   of  guents, 
guide. 
'.ivanaTiii,  -a,  o,  Dor.  for 
'.cin-liTtii,    -ovj    b,    (fr.    (/ws    a 
stranger,    ana    arurd'o)    lo    de- 
ceive)   n   deceiver  of  strangers, 
perjidious,  Irewherous  to  guests. 
iciupKfis,  -los  -oi's",  b,  fi,  (li*.  same, 
and  <ipicfu»  to  sultlcc )/'/»/  or  kind 
to  strangers,  hnspiliible. 
icr}i\aTi>o  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  tXiivi- 

vo)  to  drive)  to  expel  strangers. 
livM,  -(If,  Ion.  -')Si ';,  Cr.  sfVos  a 
stranger)  an  inn.  lodging  ;  en- 
tertainment ;  the  bang  a  stranger 
or  alien. 
iti'iyo,    f.   -lao),   p.    c^iviKa,   (fr. 
same)  to  receive  strangers,  enter- 
tain, be  hospilnble  ;  to  be  a  stran- 
ger, live  in  a  forei!>nland,  lodge ; 
to  behave  like  a  foreigner,   pros, 
mid.  Hcri'^o/iai,  -p,  -tnii,  to  think 
strange  things,  wonder,  be  amaz- 
ed,   aslo7ushed.    1    a.    ind.    act. 
i^ivica.  1  a.  p'lss.  ind.  i^tviaOnv 
sub.  fcMffOu. 
Hti'i'^wr,  -ovo-a,  -or,  (par.  pres.  act. 
of    last)    foreign,    outlandish  ; 
strange,   extraordinary,    uncom- 1 
7non, 
HevYko!,-, ->!,  -01',  (fr.  same) /om^w, 
belonging  to  strans^ers,  public,  in 
common  with  strangers  ;    hospi- 
table, friendly. 
H/i  101',  -on,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a  present 
given  to  or  received,  from  a  stran- 
ger;  a  token,  inemorial  (f friend- 
ship. 
Hf'i'ioj,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  hospita- 
ble, kind  to  strangers,  belonging 
to  strangers.      An  epithet  of  Ju- 
piter. 
-.ti'iaai'Tts,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  art. — Hc- 
tioQtis,  1  a. par.  pass. — Hci'iuOui- 
ftev,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of^cril^u). 
s.tviGi)l)i,  -oT:,!i,  (fr.  same,  ill.  ^tvog 
a    stranger)    hospitality,    enter- 
tainment, rece]jlion  of  strangers, 
surprise     caused      by      novelty, 
I      amazement,  astonishment ;  a  so- 
cr\fice  to  strange  idols. 


to  kill)  tn  kill  slrangcTB,  murdtt 
guests. 
s.cvoXoyiui   -uj,   f.  -i)<Tu),   p.  tfti'OAe}- 
y>]K(i,  (fr.  same,  and  Xiyui  to  col- 
lect) to  levy  foreign  forces. 
=.tvo\6yoi,-ov,  6,  1),  (fr.  Kame)  one 
who  enlists  foreigners,  recruiting 
foreigners,     A  proper  name. 
H/i/of,  and  Poet.  'Ethui,  -v,  -ov,  fo- 
reign, strange  ;    novel,  wonder- 
ful ;     hospitable,  kind  to  stran- 
gers. Subs,  a  stranger,  foreigner, 
guest  ;  «  host,  c'lterlniner.   n.  pi. 
Oi  f/vo(,  mercenary  troops. 
'EcrdoTaaii,  -lot,  Alt.  -cuif,  li,  (fr. 
last,  and  iVi-rj/ii  to  place)  a  hos- 
pitable retreat,  abode  for  stran- 
gers, 


yellow  skin,  yellow  coloured 
s.avOS),  Dor.  for  ^avBov,  g.  of  ^av 

Ha  t'u,  1  f.  act.  of  ^nli'io, 
Zcivi-miTrt;,  Poet,  for  ftvairn'rijf. 
Hfii'/ia,  n.  pi.  of  Hcii'i'/ioi',  also  'Eci- 

KOI-,  Poet,  for  ^iitov. 
Efivi'^u),  ZtivlKis,  HtiVio?,  H£ii'oi5i5 

KOf  or-rdvof,  Htii'oroj/u),  Hti'i'oj, 

Poet,  for  ftii^ui,  &c. 
Hivay/rrjf,    -ov,     b,     (fr 


stranoer,  and  rfyu   to 


yu. 


f/i'of  a 
lead)  an 
a  master 


introducer  of  g  ucsts  ; 
of  tlie  ceremimics. 
'.ivayl'j)  -u,  f.  ->'/(Tu,  (fr.  same)  to 
introduce  strangers  ;  to  show  the\ 
curiosities,  beauties  or  wonders 
of  a  plac*. ;  to  receive  in  hospi- 
tality, entertain  ;  to  instruct  or 
inform  strangers  ;  to  command 
foriign  troops,  lewl  auviliary  or 
mercerumi  soldiers. 


ling  through  a  foreign  country, 
sojourning  ;  a  lodgiiie,  inn. 

z.ii'iTtvui,  f.  -cicoi,  (fr.  f(Vo{  a 
stranger)  to  travel  thrmigh  fo- 
reign countries,  go  abroad,  live  in 
a  strange  land,  sojourn,  pres 
mid.  Zcvircvoiioi,  same,  and 
also,  to  enlist  in  foreign  service. 

=.ci'OC>oj^tiov,  -ou,  rt),  (fr.  same,  and 
bi-)(0)iai  to  receive)  an  inn  ;  an 
hospital, 

=.ivo?,oxi'^  -w,  (fr.  same)  to  receive 
strangers,  be  hospitable,  enter- 
lain, 

Zcvo^oxbt,  -as,  I/,  (fr.  same)  hospi- 
tality, enl.ertainment, 

=,tvobiiXos  or  -fioifof,  -oil,  h,  1;,  (fr. 
same)  liospitahle,  affording  en- 
tiTtainmcnt  ;  a  host.  Also,  a 
guest,  stranger,  one  who  receives 
hospitality, 

s-tvoKTovioi -LJ, (fr. same,  and ktcIvu} 
(410) 


s-cvoTpocpfui  -3,  f.  -ijau),  (fr.  same, 

and  Tp/(/ii<)  to  nourish)  to  support 

strangers  ;    to  maintain  foreign. 

troops, 

"Eivoijiiiiv,  -HvToi,  b,  Xenoplion,  a 

man's  name. 
=.tv6u)  -w,  Ef.i'do/i(J«  -oviiai,  same  as 

(ei'i^u), 
Hf  I'lof,  (fr.  ffi'05  strange)  strangely, 

in  a  foreign  manner, 
Hf'p();s,  -ov,  0,  the  name  of  a  king. 
EtpJS,  -ol;  b,  and  lipiv,  -ov,  ri,  the 

solid  shore,  beach, 
ZcaOcU,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  (tu. 
ifVis,  -105,  Alt.  -cu)?,  1^,  (fr.  ?/u  to 
polish)     a    scraping,    polishing, 
burnhhing  ;  carving,  engraving, 
sculpture. 
RfiTTrn,    -ov,   b,  (fr.  Lat.    sextus, 
(Bxth)     a    measure    for    liquids 
about  a  pint  and  a  half, 
Heotoj,  -»),  -iv,  (fr.  ?fw  to  polish) 
scratched,  scraped,  rubbed  ;  po- 
lished, burnished. 
Ittrrovpyla,  -us,  '),  (fr.  same,  and 
inyov  a  work)  carving,  engrav- 
ing, sculpture. 
Hfu,  f.  (fVoj,  to  shave;  to  scratch, 
scrape  ;  to  plane,  smooth,  polish, 
burntsh;  to  chip,  cut,  hew. 
H.;pa,  -n,-,  ;;,  (fr.   (>;p£s    dry)   dry 

land,  land. 
■=T,onivtTai,  3  bin.  pres.  ind.  pass. 

of 
Hrjp'ifi'd),  f.  -«i'W,  p.  c^npayKn,  (fr. 
same)  lo  dry,  dry  up,  parch  ;  to 
wither,  decay,  waste  away  ;  to 
be  ripe.  1  a.  ind.  act.  c^ripava. 
per.  pass.  ind.  t^fipanixaf  par. 
t^noofipivoi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  e^i,- 
pdvOtjv,  -m,  -ri.  1  f.  ind.  pass. 
i^tinnvOi'iOOjiai, 
•=y)UnvOdi,  1  a.  par.  pass — Hi7pav- 

65, 1  a.  sub.  pass,  of  last. 
'B.nonaia,  -aj,  !),  and   Hvpaffif,  -<Off 
Alt.  -cu){,  ;,,  (fr.  ^npoi  dry)  dry. 
ness,  drought. 
Zrioos,  -a,  -ov,  dry,  dried,  parched, 
viitlwred  ;     pale,  wan,  languid, 
faint ;  droughty,  thirsty,  hungry, 
empty. 
H>7p-iT«,  -nroi,  H,  (fr.  last)  dryness, 

droushl. 
Zioa  or  Hi'pij,  a  certain  herb. 
=.U>lpm,  -<of  -oTiS,  b,  n,  (fr.   (iipot 
a   sworil,  and  ami   lo  raise  or 
dot»  to  fit)  armed  with  a  sword, 
swnrd-girt, 
~.i(j,v<t>oplo>  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  i/,op/a 


HTA 

lo  carry)  to  carry  a  sword,  be 
armed  witk  a  sword. 

z.t<pri<p6poi,  -ov,  b,  fii  (fr.  same) 
armed  with  or  carrying  a  sword. 

s.t(pi<iii-ov,b,  (fr.  (i(/)os  a  sword) 
the  sword  JisU. 

'5.t<piiiov,  -0X1,  rd,  (dim.  of  ^('(^05  a 
swurH )  a  smail  sword,  dagger. 

Si^io-Tiip, -flpos,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  belt 
or  sheuUh  of  a  sword. 

s.i<pOf,  -coi  -ouj,  ri,  a  sword,  dag- 
ger. 

z.dnvov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  f/oi  to  polish) 
any  thing  of  pohshcd  stone  or 
wool  ;  a  statue. 

zoavovpyia,  -of,  q,  (fr.  last,  and 
f'pyav  a  work)  tJie  making  of 
St  Uues  or  imnpes. 

=,ovdii,-n,  -iy,  (fr.  (aiOdy  yellow) 
ytUow,  gotden,  Jl.iien  ;  reddish, 
sandy;  swift,  active ;  sweet,  ho- 
neyed. 

c.iyyuvoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  Att.  for  avyyo- 

VOi. 

ZvyKdrtavc,  Poet.  Sync,  for  avy- 
Kariduve,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

OVVKHTilOvi'aKUl. 

Ho»}>i7, -IK,  h,  ('■■•  {<"'  'o  polish)  a 
scraper,  rasp,  plane,  axe,  hat- 
chet; a  kind  of  sword. 

HmXu,  -j>v,  T'i,  n.  pi.  of  JOXov. 

HuXaocov,  -ou,  r3,  (fr.  ^vXof  wood) 
a  small  pier^  nfvtood,  log,  stick, 
branch,  twig  ;  rod. 

HuXtfi,  -a(,  I),  {(r.  same)  catling 
or  carrying  wood  for  fire  ;  fuel ; 
timher. 

SuXtuo/iai,  (fr.  same)  to  cut  or  car- 
ry wood  for  fire, 

HuAtuf,  -(oi,  Att.  -/(!){,  6,  (fr.  same) 
a  wood  cutler,  woodman^  one 
who  carries  and  cuts  wood  for 
fire. 

liXtvoi,  -1;,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  wooden. 

'ZvXlifiiov,  -ou,  rj,  (fr.  same)  a 
sm'itl  piece  of  woorl ;  a  stick, 
hoard,  plank  ;  a  table,  tablet. 

HuXXu^f}iIrii>,  Att.  for  irvXXofj/Ju'i'bi. 

cuAocoffOf,  -ou,  0,  (fr.  next,  and 
niirrij  to  cut)  a  wooil-cutlcr. 
Adj.  Jit  for  cutting  wood. 

Hi/Aoi',  -ou,  ri,  a  log,  wood,  timher ; 
a  slick,  staff",  cluh. 

HtiXoif'^17,  -»;{,  li,  (fr.  last,  and  irif^r] 
a  felli.-r,  til.  iroDf  a  foot)  thi 
stocks. 

HiXoipy/io  -lii,  (fr.  fiatiie,  and  fnyov 
a  work)  to  virk  >tj>  now/,  br  a 
carpenter,  make  nrtirlrs  of  tro'id. 

s.r\rni(iy1t'}^  -/),  -if,  (fr.  Hame)  be- 
lim:;ing  In  a  carprntrr. 

Hi  V-'V-'iV^t,  -/ocoi.-.S,  li,  (fr.  f*lXov 
wood,  and  tpnti'ia  to  appear)  hav- 
ing! the  won't  iixtrk  rrjiiscd, 

HiXoi/zio/u  -w,  f.  -/';<Tu),  (fr.  tiame, 
and  (^/pui  to  carry)  to  carry  vwjd ; 
carry  a  slick  or  rlub, 

HiXw'^'ipf",  -'!<)  f),  (fr.  ■amc)  a  car- 
ri/ing  of  wood. 

EKXovfs'";"",  ■""'  I'or.  -Itiofiai, 
(fr.  neti)  fi  gntlier  and  carry 
umnd,  fell  timber. 

H(5Xoyo<,  -oil,  b,  b,  (fr-  fi'XovWooH, 
and  /;^w  lo  hav)  baring  innorl^ 
abou luting  in  irond,  woo-ly.  Sufm. 
a  u-i'id^  thicket,  planlalion. 

EvXtfu  -w,  f.  -uffi4,  (ff .  ^i\o¥  wood) 


to  cover  with    wood;    to  board, 
floor.  1  a.  ind.  act.  c(OX<i)ira.  par, 
per,  pass,  t^uXw^fioj, 
Zv^liair},   Alt,    or   Uor.    for   avft- 
ISairt,  3  sin.  2  a.  opt.  act.  of  ox'//- 

5i5fij3Xi;ro,  Ion.  and  Att.  for  avvt- 
lii^iXiiro,  3  sin,  pper,  pass,  of 
o-vu/ia'AXb), 
Hu/ipoX/u) -u),  (fr.  otJ/i/JoXoi'  a  sign, 
th.  /?<iXXu)  to  throw)  /o  gii'e  <^ 
loaic/i  itord. 
Hi'/iTavTuf,  Att.  for  (ri'fizavraf,   a, 
pi,    mas,    —  EO^TTaffa,   Att.   for 
(TUfiTatru,  n.  sin.  lem.  of o'tifiTraj. 
Hi'i',  Att,  and  Ion.  lor  avv. 
'E.vvayof,  Ion,  for  ^vv/yov,  2  a.  or 

impf  ind.  act.  of 
z,vvnyii),  Att,  fur  avviiyo)  —  Huia- 

yovrcs,  n.  pi,  pres,  par.  act. 
z.vvdci6c,    Att.    for  avudeiic,   pres. 

impr.  of  avvaeiSdi. 
Htivai',   for  ^vvdv,  g.  pi,  of  ^«v(5;. 
Huv(tuX/a,  -Of,  1),  same  as  avvnvXia. 
Huvau)!',  -oi'Of,  i,  i;,    (Poet,   for  fu- 
vi!)v,  -SiTOi,  par.  of  (vvciftt,  Alt. 
for  aifciixi  to  be  with)  sharing, 
parl'iking.    a  sin.    fvctfai'a,    by 
Sync,  (viava. 
'Bvv^eieSro,  Ion,  and  Att,  for  avvc- 
SifciTo,  3  pi,  pper.  ind.  pass.  — 
z.vv^TirTai,  Alt.  for cvvlijaat,  1  a. 
inf.  act.  of  uvvfiiji. 
=.v%ice(ito(ii,  Alt.  for  civ  cIkooi. 
z.vviij'ci,  -as,  -f,  Att.  and  Ion,  for 
aviijKa,  -a;,  -t,  1  a.  ind.   act.  of 
avvhj^i. 
Huvtpvt  Att.  and  Ion.  for  cvvtipyc}' 
3  sin.  impf.  ind.  act.  of  avvclp- 
yij). 
HiJitf,   Att.  for  ffi'iff,  2  a.  impr, 
act,  —  'E.vvcro,  .\lt,  lor  BvvcTO,  3 
sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  avviiipt.. 
Eui/<mo{,  same  as  avvianoi. 
Hi'wra,  a.  pi.  neut.  of  fuvtriy  Att. 

for  txvvcTds, 
'=.vvuiva,-)}i,fi,ind'B.vvtvrfTi?,-ifoi, 
}),  (fr.  fuk",  Att.  for  fff'i' together, 
and  cwh  a  bed)  «  bedfellow,  wife. 
HUH7/05,  -on,  A,  1^,   (fr.  ^urif  com- 
mon)  common,  ill  common,   be- 
longing to  all. 
=,vvfiwi',  -oi'Of,  b,  II,  (fr.  same)  par- 
taking, sharing,  receiving  a  por- 
tion. 
'EviidiTi,  Att.  for  avvlaoi,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  of  o-i'»'f(/ii,  to  go  at  (111  g  with. 
H''i(ov,  for  ^iivtovv.  All.  for  oi'vlcvv, 
I   Hin.  or  3  pi.  impf.    itul.  act, 
conl.  of  (Tiir(/i.j,  for  avvliipi. 
'Evvi6vriinr,  j».  pi,  2  a,  par,  art.  of 
^fniipi,  Att.    for  oii'tipt,  to  go 
with. 
HucKiltXyuffOi/ocroi,  S  kin.  I  f.  ind. 

pafin.  of 
2ui'»ffiO/X«r(!w,  (fr.   avv  with,  (t/irJ 
(lownwanln,  and  /'Xniiia  lo  draw) 
to  dr air  dnirn    along    with,  drag 
away  ;  to  snlurr,  prrrrrl. 
Ht)f>■^^o'//l'7'll■,  n  nin.  fi^ni.  jinr.  per. 

mid.  of  ffi'i  rri/</ui. 
Z(vt'oiio(.  name  ax  afwopof. 
Ei'roiifof,  ?(aniu  nn  af-i'oiKOf. 
Eui'o/ffr/c,  All.  for  ovvntatK,  2  lin. 

I  f.  ind.  act.  "f  (7i'/i0/p:tf, 
zviiiniXini,  (\.  fin,   of  (t'>'o/ii}Xi{, 
All,  for  Brioi/i5Xi^. 
t4ll) 


o 

EiiyJj,  -fj,  -bv,  common,  in  common, 

btionging  to  all. 
Euvord'/iioi',    Alt,    for  cvroTiJi^iov, 

-ov,  rb,  (fr,   lust,  and  ^d::ru)  to 

bury)  a  common  grave. 
Eu I  o;^i), -jjf,  li,AU,  for  oufi)^^. 
EuK)u)  -u,    (Ir.  ^iii'os  conin\on)  to 

nuiA-e  common,  associate,   unite, 

ally. 
Ei'i'TtXtia, -aj,  (),sameas(7iii'Tf'X£(a. 
Hin'ri')';^;di'u», saineas  avvrvy^dvu). 
Z.VVU1V,  Att.  for  ovvui',  pres.  par,  of 

o(5i'£ifii,  to  he  alimg  vnih. 
s.vvuph,  Att,   for  avvuipii,   -iSuf,  i/, 

(fr.    (fill'  together,  and   tioui   to 

join)    a    two   horse    chariot;     a 

pair. 
Zvdpivog,  -17,  -ov,  pres.  par.  pass. 

of  (vol.  I 

Zi^piiod.it,  pres,  inf,  act,  cont,  of 
Eupn'o)  or  -iio  -d,  (fr,  ^upos  sharp) 
to  shave,  cut  close,  pres,  pass, 
ind,  fuprfjjiut  -wfiai'  inf.  fopu'to^- 
Oat  -aadu.  per.  pass.  ind.  £iu- 
pitpiaf  par.  £fup>7;ifi'0S,  -r),  -ov,  1 
a,  mid,  ind,  ffopi/iruV''  ""^i -'<'"''■ 
sub.  |i)pr;(TWf(ai,  -;;,  -i^rat,  3  pi, 
fup>;(rWi'T«(. 
Supijcif,  -105,  Att,  -cwg,  ';,  (fr,  lust) 

shaving. 
Zvpi'iinovTni,  3  pi,  1  a.  sub,  mid,  of 

(vpdui. 
Zvooiint,  (fr.  next)  to  shave  or  be 

sliaved. 
Ei'jJi',  -ov,  rb,  and  Hupds,-oti,  5  (fr. 

^vu  to  shave)  u  razor. 
Zvpii,  -u,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  sharp. 
SiKrOtif,  1  a.  par,  pass,  of  (liui, 
Suorij,  -i'(5of,  fi,  a  liglit  yellow  robe 

or  garment. 
Hvcrdf,  -ii,  -dv  {fr.  (uoj  to  polish) 
scraped,  planed,   smoutlied,   po- 
lished, tmmished. 
s.varbi,  -ov,  b,  and  Eiio-rJv,  -ov,  rb, 
(fr.    same)   a  covered  place  for 
wrestlers  to  exercise  in ;  an  open 
portico ;    a   public    walk,  mall ; 
the  potifshed  head  of  a  spear,  a 
javelin,  dart. 
EuoTpa,-«;,  and  Euurpif,  -Ifoi,  ';, 
(fr,  same)  njltshbntsh  ;  a  comb  ; 
a  syringe  for  the  ears. 
iWrpov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  n  shovel, 
scraper,  lioe ;  a  rake;  a  comb; 
a  plane. 

CarpuiTo;,  -ov,  b,i'i,  (fr.  Iast)p/an- 
erl,  sinniithed,  poliihrd. 
uo),  f.  (liooi,  p.  {(viea,  to  Scrape, 
shave,  smooth,  plane.,  polish, 
burnish,  per.  inu.  pass,  /(vv- 
/lai.  • 


o 

O,  o,  called  ornirron,  llint  is,  0 
iihnri,  no  rnllfd  In  dl»iiiii;"i''h  it 
from  I,),  omic:i.  <■»  i<  il"^  fif- 
ternlli  <if  llic  iimrr-  m'id<-rn  (In  rk 
lellerK,  bill  ihc  nixleiMilh  of  the 
oncirni,  whence,  in  niimhcriii^, 
0  in  ii»cl  for  the  »cvenlh    do- 


or 

cado,  or  seventy,  vith  a  dot 
uiuluriieulh, «,  for  seventy  tliou- 
sand. 
'O,  t'l,  rd,  Iht,  he,  shr,  it;  this,  that; 
the  one,  the  other ;  who,  which, 
what ;  he  or  she,  who ;  that 
which.  'O  f>iy,  the  one,  this. 
'O  ie,  the  other,  that.  Oi  wtp? 
Kifov  Oi  n^<*(  Uptanov,  Ci/nis 
or  Pri'tm  and  their  attendants. 
Sometimes  Cyrua  or  Pria7n 
himself  merelu. 

'Oa,  -ai,  t'l,  (W  6ii  a  sheep)  a 
sheep\i  skin. 

'Oo,  -(IS,  t'l,  the  service  tree. 

'Oiip,  -apoi,  i),  a  wife,  concubine, 
n.  pi.  dapcs,  cont.  oipts*  g.  odpoir 
iopwv'd.  odpccai  upcaci,  roel.  for 
dpiTt. 

Oapi^u),  (fr.  last)  to  converse  as 
lovers,  caress,  woo;  converse 
familiarly. 

Oaptaubs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  inti- 
7naci/,  familiarity,  courtship. 

Oapiarrif,  -ou,  6,  (fr.  same)  an  inti- 
mate or  familiar  friend. 

OaptaTVi,-voi,  h,  (fr.  same)  conju- 
gal intercourse,  familiar  inti- 
macy, courtship ;  converse,  ac- 
quaintance. 

'Oapoi,  -ov,  f>,  (fr.  uap  a  wife)  con- 
jugcl  converse;  lovers^  talk; 
intimacy,  acquaintance. 

OjicMlu),  (fr.  oj3cXdf  a  mark  in 
writing)  to  set  a  mark  before. 

OficMaKog,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  o/JeXdf  a  spit) 
an  obelisk  ;  a  spit,  dart,  dagger, 
blade. 

O0e\o'iai,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 

0/3fXd5,  -nv,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  jJeXo;  a 
dart)  a  spit,  dart,  spear,  javelin  ; 
an  annotation,  mark. 

0/3oX3{,  -ot',  b,  an  obolus,  a  coin, 
the  sixth  part  of  a  drachma  ; 
worth  about  five  farthings  and 
a  half. 

OPoXooTariii)  -ii,  (fr.  last,  and  'iart;- 
fit  to  weigh)  to  put  to  interest, 
calculate  interest ;  to  weigh  the 
lout  farthing. 

OjioXoaraTrii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
usurer. 

Ol}o\o(TTaTtKfi,  -tji,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
usury,  interest  for  money. 

'Olipia,  and  0/3p(VnX(7,  -wi/,  ri,  the 
whelps  or  cubs  of  lions  or  wolves 
or  olher  fierce  anim.ils. 

O^pijioipyii,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  Sjipifiof 
strong,  and  ipyov  a  work)  one 
who  attempts  dangerous  cxjtloits, 
furious,  daring,  bold. 

O/?pc/ji560/iOf,  -ov,  b,  )',  (fr.  same, 
and  (ii'fi&i  courage)  of  strong 
mind,  courageous,  bold,  intrepid. 

O^pilioviirpn,  -v(,  I/,  (fr.  same,  and 
narflp  a  father)  sprung  from  a 
brave  father;  an  epithet  of 
Minerva. 

'Oi'ioijioi,  -ov,  h,  >i,  (fr.  flptdw  to 
make  strong)  strone,  powerful ; 
impetuous,  violent,  heavy,  weigh- 
ty, opj/ressive. 

'Offpv^oi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  that  stands  the 
test, fine,  pure  ;  perhaps  Ophiri- 
tian  or  of  Ophir.  'O^pvi^ov,  xpv- 
aiov,  unnduUerated  coin. 

'Oy',  for  Syt. 


OAH 

OyJuiIi",  -u(5of,  t'l,  (fr.  ovtoi  «'iglit) 
the  number  eight ;  an  octave. 

Oyioiirri,  d.  sin.  (em.  of 

Oybdaroi,  -rj,  -oi/,  Poet,  for  o)'(5(5ot. 

Oybot'iKovra,  indccl.  (fr.  same) 
eighty. 

OyiotiKoarAi,  -i),  -Or,  (fr.  same) 
eightieth. 

Oyfoos,  -y),  -ov,  (fr.  oktui  eight) 
the  eighth. 

OyiuiKovTa,   Ion.   for  oyt^o/jKovra. 

'Oyc,  t'lye,  rdyc,  intens.  for  b,  /;,  rd 

'OyKa  or  'OyKii,  -rji,  '';,  an  epithet 
of  Minerva. 

OyKcioixat,  to  bray.  pres.  par.  oy^ 
Kadiiti'Oi  -diitvos,  -ri,  -ov. 

OyKijOfiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  bray' 
ing,  roaring. 

OyKrjpiis,-u,  -dv,  (fr.  6yicoi  a.  swell- 
ing) swollen,  pujfftd  up,  protube- 
rant. 

'OyKi/crti,  -(Of,  Alt.  -ciog,  fi,  same 
as  oyKiiftnii. 

OyKlov,  and  'Oynaiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fi-. 
next)  a  vessel  or  case  to  put 
any  thing  in  ;  a  box,  quiver, 
&c. 

'OyKos,  -ov,  b,  a  tumour,  swelling  ; 
pride,  hangh/incss,  pomp;  a 
weight,  load,  encumbrance. 

OyKdoi  -w,  f.  -liauj,  p.  i5yk-a)/f(i,  (fr. 
last)  to  make  swollen ;  to  swell, 
piiffvp  ;  to  extol,  elate,  magnify. 

OyKuiris,  -cos  -oil?,  b,  tj,  (fr.  same) 
swelled,  haughty,  elated. 

Oy^tvu),  f.  -tvauy,  (fr.  next)  to  draw 
a  furrow,  plough ;  to  mow, 
reap ;  to  proceed  in  order  as 
reapers. 

Oyiidi,  -ov,  b,  a  furrow,  track  ;  a 
rank,  row,  range. 

Oyx>'ioTtos,  -a,  -nv,  (fr.  next)  of  or 
belonging  to  Onr.heslus. 

Oyx>ioTbs,  -ov,  b,  Onchestus,  the 
name  of  a  city. 

'Oyxyri  or  '0x^1,  -VS,  t'l,  a  pear- 
tree  ;  a  pear. 

"Oi',  for  bh. 

'Oiay^Oi,  -ov,  o,  (fr.  oba^im  to  be 
bitten,  th.  oiovs  a  tooth)  a  bite, 
sling,  severe  pain. 

'Oialoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  bibs  a  road) 
for  sale,  to  be  sold  ;  .fit  for  travel- 
ling. 

Oi5(j'f,  (fr.  ol^ovg  the  tooth)  with  the 
teeth,  tooth  and  nail,  tenaciously. 

OSn^ucOai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  cont.  of 
o^a^dut  —  Ooa^ucdat,  pres.  inf. 
mid.  cont.  of 

0(5n^fw  -a,  and  Oin^riia  -d,  (fr. 
oSd^  tenaciously,  th.  oiovi  a 
tooth)  to  suffer  from  a  bite,  be 
bitten;  to  feel  pain. 

'Oidui  or  'oiiw  (fr.  bib(  a  road)  to 
furnish  or  provide  v:ilh  provisions 
for  a  journey ;  to  guide,  con- 
duct, convey  ;  to  hawk,  sell,  t^ffer 
for  sale. 

"Oh,  'riU,T6?it,  same  as  S,  !i,  t6. 

ObtXai,  Dor.  for  o(ie\6i. 

'Oiltvu,  f.  -fl'iTW,  p.  ioicvKa,  (fr.  Woj 
a  road)  to  journey,  travel,  set 
out  on  traveli ;  to  go  to,  frequent. 
pres.  par.  o^tt'ui',  -ovaa,  -ov. 

'Oinyet,  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  — 
'Ofriyciv,  pres.  inf.  cont.  of 

Oiriyiia  -Z,  f.  -rjaw,  p.  ui^vriKa,  (fr. 
(412) 


OAT 

b^bi  the  mail,  andiivd)  to  lead) 
to  lead  the  way,  guide,  conduct, 
instruct, 

'Oii]y7!Tiip,-))po{,  and  'OdriyiSfini 
b,  (fr.  same)  a  guide,  conductor; 
inslructer. 

'Oblo(,  -ov,  b,  a  proper  name. 

'Oiirai,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for 

'OSiTni,-ov,b,  {Ci.  bdbi  tlic  road) 
a  traveller. 

O^iJi)),  -rji,  fi,  (fr,  (5f(i)  to  smell) 
smell,  scent,  odour ;  fragrance, 
perfume. 

'OHofiropda, -as,  fi,  same  asbdoirro- 
pla. 

'Oioiiroptu)  -it),  (fr.  bbbi  the  road, 
and  jrr('pw  to  pass  over)  to  travel, 
journey ;  to  pass  over  or  through. 

' OtotTTopIa,  -as,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  a 
journey,  travelling,  march. 

' Ol oinoptKbv,  -ov,  rb,  viz.  \fidTiov, 
(fr.  same)  a  travelling  dress. 

'OSotTToptKbs,  -fj,  -bv,  (fr.  same)^< 
or  useful  for  travelling. 

' OSoivApos,  -ov,  b,lj,  (fr.  same)  tra- 
velling, journeying  ;  a  traveller, 
passenger. 

'OioiTTopoivToiv,  g.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  bioiiropibi. 

Oouvra,  a.  sin.  of  o^oOj. 

' OSoiroiio)  -w,  f.  -);(ru,  (fr.  bibs  a 
road,  and  ttouu)  to  make)  to 
make  or  repair  a  road,  make  a 
way,  open  a  passage ;  to  reduce 
tn  method,  regulate,  arrange. 

'Oiorroibs,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  road 
maker,  one  who  clears  a  passage, 
a  pioneer. 

'Gibs,  -ov,  >!,  a  road,  way,  path; 
direction,  route,  march,  journey, 
expedition  ;  an  entrance,  avenue, 
approach;  discipline,  institution, 
doctrine,  sect ;  conduct,  action, 
habit,  manner ;  method,  arpe- 
dient ;  an  ambuscade, 

'Oiovv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  oCbSdji. 

Oi^oiis,  -dvros,  b,  a  tooth,  tusk.  a. 
sin.  oidvra,  d.  pi.  oiouai. 

'O(5o0uXaf,  uKos,  -b,  I],  and  'OSo- 
<ptj\aKOS,  -ov,  b,  fi  (fr.  bibs  a 
road,  and  (pvXa^  a  guard)  a 
guard  of  a  road  or  pass. 

'Oibw,  (fr.  bibs  the  road)<o  show  or 
lead  the  luay,  guide,  instruct. 

Oitj^ofiai,  f. -aoijtat,  (sameas  oiucr- 
(7u)  1  a.  ind.  mid.  (jjivadfiiiv. 
Ion.   and  Poet,  oivaadjjiriv, 

O(^iii'rt'o^ai,  mid.  ofoivvdia. 

Oivvapbs,  Dor.  for  oivvtipds. 

Oivv^,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass.  cont. 
of  oifvdo). 

OivvHaai,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass,  of 
oivvrjfii,  same  as 

Oivvdw  -(3,  f.  -I'law,  (fr.  oiCvr)  grief) 
to  ajjlict  with  grief,  grieve,  tor- 
ture, pain,  torment.  Oivvdofiai 
-dfiai,  to  feel  pam,  suffer. 

Oivvdii>v,  JV^o\.  for  oi5i!miji',  g.  pi.  of 

OiUvn,  -ns,  t'l,  pain,  torture,  an- 
guish, a  pang;  grief,  sorrow, 
affliction,  misery,  d,  pi.  oSHprioi, 
Ion. 

Oivvtipbs,  -a,  -bv,  (fr.  last)  excru- 
ciating, torturing,  tormtnling, 
painful ;  grievous,  afflicting ; 
soirowful,  miserable. 

Oivvfifaros,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 


O0P 

ijiuii  to  kill)  sooUdng,  mitigating, 
lenitiie. 
Oc'u>*)/i£vof,   -i;,   -ov,    par.    prcs. 

pass.  cont.  of  oSvi'du. 
Ocvpco,  Ion.  for  oivpov,  pres.  tmpr. 
of  oivpofiai. 

Oivpctdi,  -ov,  i,  'Oiupfia,  -utos,  rd, 
06\jpiid{,  -ov,  b,  (Ir.  next)  la- 
merUation,  wailing,  mourning. 

OSvpOjiat,  f.  oivpovtiat,  p.  liivpfiai, 
to  lament,  bewail,  mourn,  weep 
over.  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  oivpwvTai 
pres.  par.  mid.  oivpificvo;. 

OSvaiji,  d.  sin.  Ion.  of  Oivaans. 

OSvcadftcfOi,  1  a.  par.  mid.  — 
OoiaauTo,  Ion.  for  wciJo-eraro,  3 
sin.  of  laivcadnvf,  -Wi  'OTO,  1  a 
ind.  mid.  of  oivaeiit. 

Oijvaacia,  -af,i/,  {fr.  O^o-fftus  Ulys- 
ses) the  Odyssey. 

Oivaffdi,  -ios,  Alt.  -foif,  Ion.  -rjos, 
0,  Ulysses,  a  man's  name.  JEo\. 
'Xivoaiis.  a.  sin.  Oivaaia  or  -qa. 

Oivacui,  f.  oivaiti,  to  be  angry,  dis- 
pleased; to  hum  with  anger,  be 
enraged. 

'Oiui6a,  Att.  for  tica,  per.  mid.  — 
Oiioit],  Alt.  and  Ion.  for  o6ii6ei, 
3  sin.  pper.  mid.  of  <i^u. 

Oiiiit],  -rii, )/,  (fr.  same)  a  smell, 
odour,  Jlavour. 

Ocuii-oarat,  Att.  for ojjuirrut,  3  sin. 
per.  pass,  of  oivaaui. 

'Occct,  Ion.  and  j£ol.  for  Slai,  d. 
pi.  ofdij. 

'OCeiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  o{6^w. 

'O^Ti,  -rjf,  fi,  (fr  <^ii)  to  smell) 
stench,  smell  of  the  feet. 

OC'/ffio,  1  f-  ind.  act.  of  same. 

O^iai,  i,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 
name. 

'O^ot,  -ov,  b,  a  knot  of  a  tree  ;  a 
branch,  shoot,  qffset ;  a  descen- 
dant, offspring. 

O^doTufiof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  next,  and 
vrufia  a  mouth)  having  an  (offen- 
sive mouth. 
Oi^iD,  f.  oCijauj  and  -law,  p.  uj^tixa, 
to  smell,  emit  an  wlour  good  or 
bad.    per.  mid.  uia,  Att.  i^uiii. 

O^Mrx,  -io(  -ovf,  i,  fi,  (fr.  last) 
strong  smrllin^,  heavy  snirlling, 
fetid,  rank.  Or  (fr.  6t^o(  a  branch ) 
knotlt/,  full  of  knots  ;  brancJiy, 
spreading. 

'06'  for  on. 

'OOcn,  (fr.   8  which,  and  9tv  from 
a  place)   whence,  where  ;  wliere 
fnrr,  on  which  amount. 

'OOtT  for  (fOrro,  Ion.  for  uOcro,  3 
ain.  impf  ind.  of  iOojiat. 

'OOn,   -i»,   fit   *<"■*«  '^fg'V'^}  "'t^ 

linn. 
'OOi,   (fr.  8  which,  and  0!  at  or  in) 

V'hrre. 

OOvi40(,  .a.  -Of,  (fr.  hOtv  whence) 
forrign,  Ixlnngtng  In  nnnthcr  nu 

tlnn,  sttnngr ;  rxirrnal. 
'OO'i/iai,  »cc  60it. 
O06tn,  -n(.  h,  "  pift  of  linen,  clolh, 

shrrt,  canvass  ;   n  sail. 
OOinuv,  -iiv,  tH,  (dim.  of  Iniit)  a 

small  clnth,  slirri,  snil^  rag. 

OOdvva,  -ni,  Ih  •■>"  '""■'•  yielding 

jilirp  jj'iod  for  Ihn  pyc«. 

O0f)(f,  irolxof^  0.  1.  (p'^rhapg  by 

Sync,    for    o/ia(iiOpi(,    fr.     ijiif 


OIZ 

alike,  and  8p'i^  hair)  haiing  the 
same  coloured  hair. 

Odpis,  -ios,  I/,  the  name  of  a  moun- 
tain. 

'O0U,  (fr.  iOii  regard)  to  move,  af- 
fect. '0$0fiat,  to  he  affected,  care 
far,  regard,  think  of,  be  concerned 
for. 

0(,  oh  !  alas ! 

O!,  n.  pi.  mas.  of  b,  fi,  r6. 

Oi,  n.  pi.  mas.  of  S{,  n,  b. 

Oi,  where. 

0?i  d.  sin.  of  oS. 

or  for  oja,  n.  pi.  neut.  of  ofo{. 

Oca,  (fr.  same)  as,  like,  where- 
fore, as  being. 

OiaKt^u),  f.  -taw,  (fr.  om^  a  helm) 
to  t'ike  the  helm,  steer,  pilot, 
guide  ;  to  direct,  regvUite. 

OiaKooTpdipos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  next, 
and  arpiiput  to  turn)  a  pilot,  helms- 
man ;  a  governor. 

Ola^,  -axos,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  oiw  to 
bear  or  carry)  the  helm  or  rud- 
der of  a  ship. 

Oiyc,  pres.  inipr.  act.  —  Otynao- 
fiai,  2  f.  pass,  of  olyu). 

Otywiit,  same  asoi'yui.  impf.  pass. 
tj>yvviir]v,  3  pi.  Poet,  uityivvro. 

Oiyw,  Oiyviu),  or  Oiyidin,  '■  ol^tii, 
p.  vxa,  Atl.  f(|);^a,  to  open  ;  to 
discover,  disclose ;  to  expose, 
sliow.  per.  mid.  i^ya,  Alt.  iiaya. 

07S'  for  otia  or  otSc. 

Otia,  -Of,  -£  or  -cv,  pi.  otiapicv, 
-iare,  -6act,  per.  mid.  of  cijt'j  or 
eiiill't. 

Oittyu,  OtSnlvuj,  OiSatu,  and  Oi- 
idu),  same  as  otSim. 

OiiacOa,  JEo\.  Parac.  for  olSai, 
2  sin.   per.    mid.    of  ciliii),   or 

£l'^I)/Il. 

Oiiitii  -d.  f.  •4o'(i>,p.  ^SrjKa,  to  swell, 
be  swollen,  px^fffout;  to  rage,  be 
angry. 

Olitljia,  -uTO(,  ri,  and  OlSnati, 
-(0?,  Att.  -eui(,i'i,  (fr.  last)  injla- 
tion,  su'clling  ;  a  flood,  surge  ;  a 
tumor,  lump ;  pride. 

Oiitniiui,  -a,  b,  Uor.  for  Oii^nrii- 
iqs,-ov,  b,  (fr.  otiiu)  to  swell, and 
irou(  the  fool)  with  swollen  or 
misshapen  feet,  ctuh-fnotcd. 

Oifilirov{,  -ofo(,  and  Oifmrof,  -ov,  b, 
same  as  last ;  also  (Edi/nis,  a 
man  so  called  from  having 
Bwollcn  feet. 

Oi^loKu,  same  as  onMui. 

Oi<5/ja,  -<trov,  rd,  Sync,  for  olSrjfin. 

Oliiii,  Ion.  —  O/fi,  .\tl.  for  olfj,  2 
din.  pri'B.  ind.  —  OUaOai,  prci. 
inf.  mid.  —  OtlaOut,  3  mn.  prcM. 
iin|ir.  mid.  of  oiifiai. 

Oiiaai,  d.  pi.  Ion.  ofiirj. 

Oilrm,  -I'li  -'ivf,  b,  II,  (fr.  oio(  alike, 
and  /rot  a  year)  of  the  same 
age. 

Ot^vof,  -ov,  b,  li,  ((V.  oifi't  miiifor- 
lune)  wrrlchrd,  misrrnJile,  un- 
fortunate, v'njnl. 

Oi(t<pr),  d.  Hin.  Ion.  in 

Oi(i'pA<,  -(),  -fiv,  (fr.  next)  unhajt- 
py,  u-rrfrhrd,  unfortunate,  ml- 
srrahlr,  iiifiit. 

Oi<i;f,  -Bo(, /),  (fr.  ol  niaa)  a  v^ne, 
mnnn ;   mifrx/,   mitfnrlunr,    wo, 

1      sorrow,  afflir/mn.  a,  mn.  oiliv. 
(413) 


OIK 

Qj^to),  f.  -ucw  (fr.  last)  to  svff^ 
misfortunes,  l>e  wretched;  to  be- 
wail, lament,  whine,  vinan. 

Oh;,  d.  sin.  iem.  of  ulos. 

OivBiivai,  1  a.  iuf.  pass,  of  o/o;?ai 

Oii;(oi',  -01',  70,  (dim.  of  oi'uf  3 
holm)  a  helm,  rudder. 

OlilKis,  n.  pi.  of  oi'i;f. 

OiriKl^eiv,  ion.  for  oia*:/ftii',  pres 
inf.  act.  ofoiaKt^u}. 

OlriU  Ion.  for  ola^,  n.  pi.  oitiKCf, 
the  rings  through  wliich  the  mns 
passed. 

Olriaii,  -(Of,  Att.  -tuf,  ';  (fr.  oloyai 
to  think)  thought,  opinion,  sup- 
position. 

Oifiaojiai,  1  f.  mid.  of  olopiat. 

Oiiia,  a.  sin.  of 

O'iis,ot'ilos,  h,  (dim.  of  oiv  asheep) 
o  little  sheep  or  cue. 

OIko,  more  frequently  Att.  iaiKa, 
per.  ind.  mid.  of  Jkiii. 

O^Kai'  for  olKciie,  and  Dor.  oIko- 
(?cf,  (fr.  oiKos  a  house,  and  cc 
towards)  home,  homewards. 

OUdci,  Att.  EoiVdoi,  3  pi.  —  0(- 

KQTC,   Att.    KotKOTC,  2  pi.  OlKt, 

Att.  'Eoi/cr,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  mid. 
of  cIku). 
OiKcT,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.   ind.  — 
OiKtM',  pres.   inf   act.  cont.  of 

UIKliil. 

OiKuo(,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  oTkoj  a  hoti.'^c ) 
domtstic,  one^s  own ;  intimate, 
familiar;  related,  conneclci/,  at- 
tached, friendly,  kind.  Subs. 
an  inmate  ;  a  rtlation.  Conip. 
oiKCidrcpoi,  sup.  -ruTos. 

OiKtidrris,  -rirof,!!,  (fr.  last) /ioi«f- 
keeping,  managi-mcnt,  of  domes- 
tic affairs  ;  fumilinrily,  intima- 
cy, friendship ;  kindred,  rela- 
tionship. 

OiKcio<(iwvii)i,  (fr.  oiKtFoj  one's  own, 
and  ipmvl)  voice)  with  one's  own. 
voice. 

OiKcibw  -w,  (fr.  oiKtTof  familiar,  tli. 
o7Koi  a  house)  to  domesticate, 
make  intimate,  intrmhirc,  fami- 
liarize ;  to  appropriate,  make 
one's  own,  occupy ;  to  claim, 
prove  oni^s  properly. 

OiKilTuioaf,  3  pi.  prcs.  impr.  net. 
cont.  —  OiKfliiiv,  Poet,  for  oim'- 
<D>',  prcs.  par.  act.  nf  oiki'ui. 

OiKciuf,  (fr.  tiiKiJuf  domestic)  do- 
mestically, intimately,  familiar- 

(v. 

Oa-tiTi,  A^.n\.  for  oiirciffi,  3  pi. 
prcH.     ind.     act.    of  olKtifii,   for 

OIK  lilt. 

Oik/'iioi,  Dor.  and  ^.i>\.  fur  omfov- 
oi,  3  pi.  prcs.  ind.  ad.  —  Oik/oi- 
Tn,  3  iiin.  prei.  opt.  pami.  of 
oi<r/ui. 

OmiriK,  -oil,  6,  (fr.  oiKof  a  houHc) 
a  domestic,  sirvanl, 

Ont/ru,  •^'ov,  !i,  (fr.  sainr)  a  fe- 
male dnmrstir,  viaid-irivoiil. 

OiKtvuTtf,  Dor.  for  enfii'i  T(f,  pi. 
prcR.  par.  net.  conl.  nt  ontlu. 

OiKtvf,  -lo<,  h,  (fr.  oitot  n  hiiii«e) 
a  diimrstf,  sirvanl.   a.  pi.    Ion. 

OikIui  -ii,  f.  -<B(ji,  p.  uiiri;ir<i«  (fr, 
iinmi')  III  lUi-rll,  inhalat ;  to  halt 
a  house  or  home ,  (a  /itx  ;  to  rule, 


OIK 

rrgiiliUf,  conduct,    1  a.  ind.  ai-t. 

tjiKijaa.   pres.  iiid.  p;ias,  omiofutt 

-oiifiai'  p:ir.   otKcdntvoi -ovitcvoi, 

icni.  oiKcofihti  -oi>u/i'i). 
OiM°)ii$,u,  pi.  lun.  ot  oiKti'S- 
Om/iin,  r<i,  (nfut.  pi.  of  next)  do- 

tncitic  nffair.i. 
0(»;/iov,  Ion.  for  otxtioi. 
OiKtjiobaOin,    Ion.    for  oiKctouaOat, 

pros.  inf.  niiJ.  of  oictKJu). 
OUtiitn,    -iTto,-,     ri,    (fr.     oikoj    u 

house)  n  /ioim^|^U)(//i)^'  ;  huitil- 

inc,  stntctimfm  ehfimlicr,  closet, 

prison,  d.  sinToiitiJfiuTi. 
0(»:i7;i/rjf,  Ion.  for  wKijjthoi,  per. 

p.ir.   pass.  —  0:K)'}aai,   1  a.  inf. 

act.  —  OUnaov,  1  a.  impr.  act. 

of  tfUCf'w. 

OiVi;;ii,  same  as  oiKtui. 

0(«.//<r<j,  -(OS,  Alt.  -£u<f,  ('/,  (fr.  o7- 
Koi  a  house)  <t  p/acp  of  abode,  ha- 
bitiition,  settlement. 

OtKtiTi'iptoi,  -01),  rd,  (fr.  same)  o 
hotisc,  dwelling,  habitation,  ta- 
hernncle. 

Otkiirbs,  -fi,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  habita- 
ble, tu  be  inhabited. 

OiKt'irojp,  -opos,  and  Oi>;>?r;)f, -oD,  b, 
(fr.  same)  an  inhahiloiit. 

OtKla,  -(i{,  i;,  (fr.  same)  a  house, 
dwelling,  residence,  abode;  a 
household,  famHi^. 

OiKiaKuf,  -i),  -du,  (fr.  same)  do- 
mestic. Subs,  a  domestic,  ser- 
vant. 

OiKibiov,  -ov,  rJ,  (dim.  of  oi/cof  a 
house)  o  small  house,  cabin. 

OtKt^w,  I.  -Haul,  (fr.  same)  to  dwelt, 
cawc  to  dwelt,  settle  ;  to  build  a 
house,  plant  a   colony,  found  a 

city. 

OiKiov  -ov,  TU,  (fr.  same)  a  liouse, 
habitation,  abode,  dwelling, 

OiKtcai,  1  a.  inf.  act,  of  oiKi'fu. 

OiKfWjf,  -ou,  6,  (fr.  oiicof  a  house) 
a  poor  house  ;  a  sheep  fold  ;  a 
den,  dungeon. 

OiKtarn't,  n.  pi.  of  oiKicn/f. 

OiKiaTiip,-tipoi,  and  OiKicrfu,  -ov, 
i,  (fr.  o7<o{  a  house)  a  builder, 
founder,  leader. 

OiKoycfug,  n.  or  a.  pi.  cont.  of 

OiKoycvfii,  -ios-ous,  0,11,  (fr.  orxoj 
a  house,  and  yivojtai  to  be  born) 
born  al  home,  bom  in  onc''s 
house,  native, 

OiKoiiairotva,  -/)f,  /;,  (fr.  next)  tlie 
mistress  of  a  house. 

OiKoicd-zoriij)  -u,  f.  -I'/aio,  p.  ti>KO- 
Sia:t6r>jKa,  (fr.  oTkoj  ahouse,  and 
ScoTT^Ttii  a  master)  to  manage 
the  h'msc,  regulate  hnusehoUl  af- 
fairs; to  rule;  liave  an  ascen- 
dancy. 

OiKoha-KiiTrii,  -o\j,  b,  (fr,  same)  the 
master  of  a  house. 

OlKoiofiim  -(3,  f.  -I'/aui,  p.  tOKuSdixn- 
Ka,  (fr.  oiVof  a  house,  and  eijihi 
to  build)  to  build,  erect,  build 
up ;  to  edify,  instruct,  improve, 
profit;  to  emboUlcn,  encourage.  I 
a.  ind.  act.  uKoiifiTjira.  per. 
pass.  uiKoSdjitiiiat.  pper.  pass. 
ifKoiopLfijiriv,  -ao,  -tu.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  if>KoSoufi9i)v,  'lij  -<]■  1  f- 
pass,  otKoio/irjdi'ioo^ai,  -r/,  -irai. 

OtKoSoiiii,  -7j;,}i,  (fr.  same)  ahuiUI- 


OIK 

tug,    structure,  edifice;     edifica- 
tion, improvement, 
OtKoidni)fia,  -uTO(,  ri,  (fr.   oiKoi  a 
house,    and     if^tu    to    build)   a 
building,  edifice,  structure. 
OiKo^ofitjr'^Ki),  -Tis,  I'l,  (fern,  of  next, 
viz,   Tf_^ii;)  the  art  of  building, 
architecture. 
OiKoi^o^ilTtKlii,  -»),  -ur,   (fr.  oTkos  a 
house,  and  Slfiu)  to  build)  of  or 
about  building,  archileclural. 
OiKoiofita,    -ai,    i),    (fr.   same)    a 
building,  edifice  ;  edification,  im^ 
provernent. 
OiKo(^dfiog,  -ov,  !),    (fr.    same)  n 

builder. 
OtKoOcv,  (fr.  oTvof  a  house,  andOu' 
from     a     place)    from     home, 
abroad  ;  from  the  famdy. 
OiKoOt,  and  OUui,  (fr.  same,  and 

Oi  at  or  in  a  place)  at  home, 
OiKoiai,  d.  pi.  Ion.  ot  olKOi. 
OiKd'.i'e,   (fr.  oiKOi  a  house,  and  ^f 
towards)   to  one's  house,  home, 
homewards. 
OtKOVOftiw  -(3,  t.  -t'law,  ]).  (j)»i"ov<i/ir;- 
Ka,  (fr.   same,   and  vimo  to  ma- 
nage)   to  m-tnage    or   regulate 
household  ajfairs,  be  a  steward  ; 
to  preside  over,  direct,  rule.  pros, 
ind.  act.  cont.  otKovo^uv, 
OtKoio/irirtKug, -1),  -uv,  (fr.   same) 
relating   to  household  affairs,  fit 
for  managing  a  family,  econo- 
micril,  managing. 
OiKoinunriKuiTCpOi,  -a,   -ov,  conip. 

of  last. 
OiKoi'O/jf'a,  -(If,  17,  (fr.  o^KOi  a  house, 
and    rj'/iw  to  regulate)  manage- 
ment of  family  affairs,  steward- 
ship ;    administration;  a  spirit- 
ual dispensation,  management  or 
economy, 
OiKov6iJtoi,-ov,  0,  (fr,  same)  o  ma- 
nager of  household  affairs,  stew- 
ard, housekeeper;  an  economist, 
manager,     householder.        Adj. 
domestic,  intima!e. 
OiKdiTc&ov,    -ov,    TU,    (fr.    o?/.of   a 
house,  and  -jfcov  the  ground)  the 
ground  on  mhich  a  house  stands  ; 
a  Kite. 
OiKovnibg,  -oV,  b,  /;,  (fr.   next,  and 

■noiHo  to  make)  diimeslic. 
OlKOi,  -01),  0,   a    house,  viansion, 
dwelling,  abode  ;  a  house  of  God, 
temple ;    a    palace,    court ;     an 
apartmetit ;  a  home;  a  family, 
liousehold  ;  lineage,  descent;  pro- 
perly, substuncc. 
OiKiatTOs,  -ov,   b,   I'l,  (fr.    oJkoj-    a 
house,  and  oTro;  corn)  livhig  on 
his    own    property ;    fed,   sup- 
ported or  living  at  home,  depen- 
dant, 
OiKOTptfirii, -ov,  and  OiKrplxp,  -ivig, 
b,  (fr.  same,  and  rp/./Io)  to  spend 
time )    one    born    in  the  house ; 
living  long  in  the  liouse,  a  bond- 
slave. 
OiKovfiifny-ni,  hi  (pfes.  par.  pass. 
of  oiKiu))   viz.  yn,  the   habitable 
earth,   the    v:orld ;    the   Roman 
empire,  the  emjiire, 
OiKovpio)  -d,   f.  -f/cio,   (fr.  oIko;  a 
house,    and   ouous    a  guard)   to 
vxitrh     the    house,     remain     at 
(414) 


OIM 

home,  keep  house ;  to  He  hid  at 
home. 

OiKovpijiiu,  -uro{,  tA,  (fr.  same) 
ministry,  attendance,  service,  vi- 
gilance, 

OiKovptdv,  JEo\,  for  oiKovplii)V,  B, 
pi.  of 

OiKuvp  Of,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ojKOi  a  house, 
and  oCpot  a  guard)  staying  at 
home,  keeping  or  watching  the 
liouse  ;  domestic, 

OiKovpbi,  -Dv,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
keejper  of  the  house,  stayer  at 
home ;  confined  to  the  house,  do- 
mestic, retired,  modest, 

OiKovaa,  n.  fern.  cont.  par.  pres. 
act.  of  oiKfu), 

OtKo<pOopc(j>  -d,  f.  -t'laui,  (fr.  otxa^a 
house,  and  ipOcipo)  to  destroy)  to 
yytste  one's  substance,  squander  ; 
to  ruin  a  house  or  family  con- 
cerns, 

OiKoipvXaKiu)  -li,  f.  -I'lcu),  (fr.  same, 
and  ipv\daaii'  to  guard)  to  watch 
or  keep  house. 

OiKTcipaf,  -avTos,  1  a.  par.  act,  of 

OtKTl.ipU>, 

OiKTctpiu)  -H,  C  -I'/au),  ]>.  utKTttpriKa, 
and  OiKTilpw,  f.  oiKTipu),  (fr. 
oT/vroj  pity)  to  compassionate, 
have  compassion  upon,  commi- 
serate, pity ;  to  lament,  deplore, 
bewail,  1  a.  act.  ind.  ijiKriipti.- 
impr.  otKTcipov. 

OiKTciprifia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  same) 
compussioti,  commiseration,  pity, 

OiKveipijau),  1  f.  ind.  act.  ofoixrct- 
peo). 

OiKvi^oj,  (fr.  o^KToi,  pity)  to  excite 
compassion,  move  pity ;  to  la- 
ment,  bewail,  mourn  over. 

OiKTipiilii,-oT',  0,  (fr.  atimc)  com^ 
passion,  pity,  mercy,  tender  mer- 
cy, commiseration, 

OiKripiihiv,  -ovoi,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
merciful,  compassionate,  tender. 

n.    pi.   OlKTipiiOVti, 
OtKTKTTOg,   ->],  -ov,   sup.    of  OlKTOCf, 

OiKTiui,  Att.  for  oiKrlcria,  1  f.  inJ. 
act.  of  ot/cn'^u). 

OtKTog,  -ov,  b,  pity,  compassion, 
commiseration  ;  lamenlalion. 

OiKrdrepoi,  Ion.  for  oiKTpdTtpo;, 
comp.  of 

OiKTpbi,  -«,  -bv,  (fr.  oTKTOipily)  to 
be  pitied,  sad,  mournful,  lament- 
able, miserable,  piteous.  Sup. 
olKTiarog,  (probably  fr,  oi/crof, 
subs.) 

OiKTpdraTOi  same  as  OIktiotos. 

OiKToio;,  (fr.  oiKTpbf  sad)  pitiably, 
sadly,  mournfully, 

OtKu),  pres.  ind.  act.  cont.  — 
OiKuiv,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 

OIKIOI. 

OiKuig,  -U(«,  -b;,  g.  -Aroi,  and  Att. 
KoiKii;,  -vta,-bi,  per.  par.  mid. 
of  eiKia. 

OiKii}(j)iX>i;,-ioi  -ovs,  0,  rii  (fr.  nlKOi 
a  house,  and  uKpcKiui  to  assist) 
useful  to  a  family,  industrious, 
frugal,  economical. 

OiKuxptXia,  -nc,  Ion.  -tptYiri,  -ri;,fi, 
(fr.  same)  advantage  to  a  fa- 
mily ;  industry,  frugality,  eco- 
nomy. 

OTita,  -aTO{,  to,  Sync,  for  olprifta. 


OIX 

(fr.  oipdti)  to  rush)  force,  vio- 
lence, impetuosity,  vehentence, 
f«ry. 

Oifiat,  cont.  for  oiofiai, 

Oifidii)  -ai,  f.  -ijffa;,  (I'r.  oljiJj  a  path) 
to  rush  on,  allack,  charge. 

Oiiit'tv,  pres.  inf.  of  oifiiu),  an  Ion. 
verb,  to  come,  proceed,  go. 

Oijii,  -mt  >'l<  (perhaps  fr.  oi'u  to 
carry)  apcUh,  road,  way  ;  a  song, 
shout,  outcry. 

Oifioi,  (fr.  01  alas,  and  fto],  d.  of 
eyu)  I)  ah  me !  alas  !  wo  is 
me  ! 

O7/i0{,  -ov,  b  or  fi,  (fr.  oiiij)  a 
path)  a  path,  road,  way  ;  a 
ttripe,  streak  ;  a  shoot,  sucker, 
twig ;  a  rank,  row,  tine  ;  a  re- 
gion or  tract  of  country ;  a 
circle  ;  the  spoke  of  a  wheel. 

Oifiwyfi,  -r/?,  i'i,andOiii(iiY^a,-aT0i, 
ri,  (fr.  ne.xt)  lamentation,  wail- 
ing, mourning  ;  a  shriek,  groan. 

Oi/Jii^ii),  f.  -fn>,  (fr.  of  alas)  lo  wail, 
shriek,  cry,  lament ;  to  repent, 
suffer  for  it. 

Oi/iiisi'S)  I  3.  par.  act.  —  Oiitia^- 
Ou;,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  last. 

Olv,  a.  sin.  of  OK. 

Otvd^^n,  -ii,  Ih  (("■■•  otvoi,  wine, 
and  dvQoi  a  flower)  the  flower  nf 
the  line,  vine-blossoms  ;  a  kind 
of  herb  ;   a  ceriain  bird. 

Oivdpioy  and  Oii'apov,  -ov,  to,  and 
Oivap'!,  -ico(.  fi,  (fr.  oTyoj  wine) 
the  vine;  a  teiuhil  or  leaf  of  a 
vine  ;  a  vineyard. 

Oivdpco;,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  of  or 
rel'Uing  to  vines,  covered  with 
vine  leaves. 

Oivclfdo,  Ion.  g.  otOivcionS,  -ov,  o, 
the  son  of 

Oitici'i,  -ioi,  0,  (Eneus,  a  man's 
name. 

Oivijvtv,  Ion.  (or  oivuv,  g.  pi.  of 

OlfVt  -i;?!  fh  (•"■•  "''"t  wine)  a 
vine. 

Oinjoif,  -a,  -iv,  (fr.  «ame)  vse'l 
for  wine,  of  or  belonging  lo  wini , 
vinous. 

Oivf/iptiatt,  -(Of,  Ij,  (fr.  name,  and 
opuoi  to  draw)  a  vessel  to  draw 
wine  with  ;  a  measure  fur  wint. 

OiviJi''"'!,  -CD*',  o!,  (fr.  Oivcv()  the 
sons  of  (Eneus. 

Oivl^ui,  (fr.  oTvof  wine)  lo  buy 
vnnr ;  to  resemble  or  have  the 
fliimur  of  wtne, 

Otfopiipfii;,  -/oc  -off,  0,  li,  (fr. 
»am«^,  and  fiaoif  hn.ivv)  over- 
pmorrtd  with  tinne, drunk,  v.  sin. 

OIVIl/)'/p/(. 

Oivi>f,6Kof,  -ijv,  h,  li,  (fr.  namp,  and 
^(^Ofiat  to  rcroive)  holding  or 
rereiving  wine,  ronlnining  xmne. 

Oivo^iJraj, -i,i,  D>r.  fur 

Oicoi'inif,  -oil,  0,  (fr.  o'lot  wine, 
and  !i':,>jn  li  j;iv«<)  n  ginrr  of 
wine ;  an  rpithct  of  UncchiM. 

Oivii/zio*,  -ot>.  a,  a  indiiN  nnmi*. 

OhoiT'i,  n.  »m.  elfon,  d.  nin.  of 
ofvo-^. 

Oiiori^otn,  g.  I'in.  of 

OiviirifJoc,  -01',  h,  I'l,  (fr.  oTiof  wine, 
■nd  wl'ov  the  foil)  fli  for  or 
fruilful  in  W'i«,  ptnnlM  with 
vinet. 


010 


OfvozYci;;,  -ov,  6,  a  proper  name. 

Oito-r\r]8ii;,  -fOi-ovf,  h,  f/,  (fr.  oivos 
wine,  and  rXi.Ou  to  HW) full  of 
wine  ;  abounding  u-iih  vines. 

Oii'OJroi/iD  -d,  (fr.  same,  and  roi/u) 
to  make)  to  make  wine. 

On'o~ot'ta,  -flj,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  mak- 
ing wine  ;  vintage. 

Otiorroiii,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
maker  of  wine. 

Otvovoaia,  -as,  h,  Cr-  oTi'of  wine, 
and  T<i<7(f  a  drink,  th.  riVui  to 
drink)  a  drink  of  wine ;  a 
drinking  bout. 

Oivo-zord^u),  same   as 

OdOffOTf'w -u),  (fr.  oTi'Of  wire,  and 
ri'i<i)  to  drink)  to  drink,  qwff,  in- 
dulge in  ivine. 

OiiOTToTiji,  -ov,  OlVOTTOrijO,  -ijpoi,b, 
and  Oirorari?,-iJof,)/,'(fr.  same) 
a  drinker  of  wine,  wint-bibhcr  ; 
sotluih. 

O7voi,  -ov,  b,  viine. 

OivoifKvyiui  -w,  (fr.  last,  andi^Xiifm 
to  boil)  to  be  heated  with  wine,  be 
drunk. 

Oivo(j>\vYta,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  ex- 
cess of  wine,  revelry,  drunken- 
ness. 

OivdiAvf,  -vyos,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
heated  with  wine,  drinking  wine, 
drunken. 

Oifixpdpos,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  om'Oj  wine, 
and  (pipu  to  r.nrry)  fit  for  carry- 
ing or  holding  wine. 

Oivo^oiv<j),f.  -'.vaoi,  and  Otvo^nioi 
-0,  f.  -/jaij),  (fr.  same,  and  ^/w 
to  pour)  lo  pour  out  wine,  hand 
wine,  be  a  cup-  bearer  ;  lo  quaffs 
drink  or  pledge,  drink  tientlh. 

Oivo^dri,  -i;f,  f;,  (fr.  same)  a  wint 
vessel,  gl'iss,  bowl  or  cup  for 
v:ine  ;  a  female  cupbearer. 

0(vo;^'5of,  -01',  b,  (fr.  same)  acup- 
be'trer,  butler. 

Ono^oHf,  -ovTOi,  b,  (par.  pres. 
act.  cont.  of  otio)(^ofu>  to  pour 
wine)  serving  or  handing  wine ; 
a  butlrr. 

OiVoi/,  -o?rot,  0,  i;,  (fr.  oiio;  wine, 
and  rfr|'iv  llie  appearance,  th. 
6vT0fi<n  to  nee)  of  the  mtour  of 
wine  ;  wine  coloured,  dark,  pur- 
pie. 

OiviJw  -a,  (fr.    orvof  wine)  to  give 
vine.      Ondoiiat  -ov/iai,  to  give 
myself  or  luke  utine,  lie  intoxi 
rjtted,  gel  drunk, 

Otvuiv,  -tivoi,  b,  (fr.  Bnmc)  awine 
cellar. 

Oin.jkr),  -rf,  A,  ihc  ancient  name 
ofiho  iHland  Q-lgina. 

Ol^as,  -aaa,  -af,  1  a.  par.  act.  of 
olyu). 

Dto'hf,  (fr.  o7o(  alone,  and  •Jn 
from  a  plnr<!)  apart,  srjxtrate , 
nione,  singly. 

O/o/mi  or  Olfiat,  f.  oii'iooiini,  p. 
I'lni"",  (fr-  otii)  lo  lliink)  lo  think, 
br  nf  opinion,  nippnsc,  imagine 
2  xm.  prcK.  ind.  mid.  All.  o/ii. 
prc'ii.  inipr.  mid.  olov,  oiiaBu,  1 
M.  ind.  pan*.  if^Oiiv. 

Oi6iiri'o<,-ri,-ov,  par.  prcK.  mid.  of 
laiit. 

Oror,  (nciit.  of  o7o()  alone,  only, 
iingli/. 

(41  &) 


OI2 

Otor,  (fr.  oiof  such  as)  as,  like  as, 
wherefore,  ns  being,  for  example, 
as  if,  as  though. 

Otovdiios,  -ou,  b,  !i,  (as  if  fr.  oToj 
alone,  and  j//>u  to  feed)  feeding 
l.y  itself.  Or,  (fr.  dij  sheep,  and 
same)  feeding  sheep;  a  shcp- 
hcrd. 

OioTTOKot,  -ov,  b, }),  ( fr.  (i(  J  a  sheep, 
and  rdkoj  a  fleece)  fleecy. 

OiotJAoj,  -01',  0,  >;,  (as  if  fr.  o'tos 
alone,  and  TroXfu  to  be)  wander- 
ing alone,  solitary,  frequenting 
lonely  places.  Or,  (fr.  67;  a 
sheep,  and  sayic)  attending 
on  sheep,  along  with  sheep;  a 
shepherd. 

Olof,  o'ia,  ojoi',  such,  such  as,  what, 
of  what  kind ;  able,  adequate, 
equal  lo,  capable,  possible, 

07os;  oln  or  0117,  oroi',  alone,  sole, 
only  ;  lone,  lonely,  singly,  solita- 
ry ;  apart,  separate. 

Oio;  or  dios,  g.  sin.  of  oc j  or  6is. 

Otox'i''^^,  -wio;,  b,  !},  (fr.  o7oy 
alone,  and  ■yfiruii'  a  coat)  dressed 
with  one  coat  or  jackit ;  drascd  in 
a  shirt.  Or,  (fr.  d'ii  a  sheep,  and 
same)  dressed  with  a  sheep-skin, 

OtSut-ui,  (fr.  oToj alone)  to  ynake  so- 
litary, lonely  or  dfsolale ;  to  lay 
waste,  ravage,  depnputste  ;  to  de- 
sert, leave,  quit. 

0?f,  oiif  or  '0(f,  firof,  0  or  1),  a 
sheep,  ram,  eue. 

07s,-icoi,  fi,  (fr.   last)  a  ai'e. 

Oicaro  and  O'taaro,  Poet,  for  (fiijaa- 
Tf ,  3  sin.  of  o>r^diii]v,  -u,  -aro, 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ofo^dc. 

Oi'o-f,  pres.  iinpr.  of  ciVu),  same  as 
obs.  oiu),  for  which  ^/pui  to  carry. 

Ol<rco6ai,  I  f.  inf.  mid.  of  (j,{pta. 

Oiacufici,  Dor.  and  Ai.o\.  foroloo- 
tnv,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  Oiir;";, 
Dor.  for  0/017,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  (fr.  oiw)  of  <j>i'o<j>. 

07aOa,  Sync,  for  olihiada,  JEo\, 
Parag.  for  oiOnj,  2  sin.  of  o7ia, 
-as,  -c,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  tio/uui 
clfiiiiit. 

OiaOcis,  I  »•  P'^r-  pass,  of  olo/ini. 

OiaOi'iaoftai,  1  f.  ind.  pass,  odpipui. 

Oiata,  -uf,  fi,  a  willow  or  sallow 
tree,  osier. 

OiVo^ui,  and  Dor.  Oiaoi'fiiii,\  pi. 
oioii/itOii,  1  f.  mid.  o(  ipipb). 

07anv,  -ov,  rb,  a  rupe. 

OiVoixTi,  3  pi.   1   f.  ind.    net.   of 

Oicaiijitvos,  piir.  of  07aed\ir)V,  -u, 
-nru,  Port.  for(|)i7iT({/ii;i',  -u,  -aro, 
1  a.  lod.  mul.  of  olofini, 

Oiarlns,  -n,  -oi',  (fr.  olio  for  ^Ipiii 
lo  bear)  In  tie  bnmr,  lie  endured, 
hr.  according  lo  thi;  verb. 

Oi'orn'u),  (fr.  next)  lo  strike  with  a 
dart  or  arrow,  shoot,  till. 

OirrrAc,  -ov,  4,  (fr.  oluj  lo  carry)  a 
ihafl,  arrow,  darl. 

Oiirrot,  -nv,h,  i).  (fr.  nbo  lo  carry) 
to  tie  borne,  htarabte,  tuffirable, 
tolrrnlilr, 

OioTO'i.o  and  -till  -Cii,  (fr.  orarpot  a 
gidllv)  '"  '"  tiling  with  n  Rnil- 
Jly  ;  lo  lir  furi'iusty  agitated. 
Tilth  viuteitly  ;  In  be  mad,  rave, 

ril''r. 


om 

OiffTpi'/tit,  -rnoa,  •a;  (fr.  snmc) 
stung,  mttililintd,  eiiniiid. 

OirrpiiOili,  1  11.  |i!ir.  puss,  ofoia- 
rpiiit. 

OicTfitJiia,  -aroj,  ri,  (fr.  oTarpoi  a 
giullly)  a  sting;  a  vii>lrnt  tin- 
ptitsc,Jun/,  inadnrss,  ra^r. 

Oiarpoi,  -on,  4j  a  gwlfti/,  mJIi/  ;  a 
ating  ;  pasfwn,  tttsire,  txcitc- 
mrnt ;  Juri/,  iviA'f,  madness. 

Oiavii,-ai,  I),  siiiiic  as  oiofu. 

Otcvhoi,  ->i,  -oy,  (if.  last)  nfuil- 
Imu,  tnivli  iifwUtow  or  saltuw. 

Otav~rjy  ->/>",  >/,  and  Olaviros,  -cv,  b, 
(jn'rliaps  I'r.  iU  a  shotp,  ami 
ci}-ru  lo  putrelV)  the  dirt  of 
wni.ll. 

Oiaui,  I  f.  iiiil.  act.  — Oiauiv,  1    f. 

par.  act.  iif<jiif)w. 
Oit'    for  Oirt,   n.   pi.   of   Bj    and 

Tf. 

Olrti,  •>];,  5,  CE?to,  name  of  a  moun- 
tain. 

OiViitf,  n.  ))1.  ofooTif. 

OtTui,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  o(  alas)  misery, 
mtsfortune,  urctchedntss. 

Otrdovpos,  Scythian  name  for 
Apollo. 

Oi^f'u)  -w,  or-nw-Hi,  to  commit  for- 
nicalion,  h<ive  connexion  with. 

OKpt  or  Oi'pd  indecl.  Heb.  an 
ephrihy  a  measure. 

OixiovTi,  Dor.  for  oi'^iovai  -ovai, 
3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  o(;;^fiu  for 

Oi^ccOai,  prcs.  inf.  mid.  of  oIt^o- 

0(;^»;irai,  Ion.  for  (i;^i;rrai,  3  pi. 
i)per.  pass.  —  Oi;^>;(7o^ai,  1  f. 
iml.  mid.  of  oi^nixat. 

OtxOch,  par.  of  w^\;0);i',  1  a.  pass, 
of  oiyo). 

Oiyi'taKoi ,  Ion.  for  ui)(^vc(tkoi',  inipf. 
ind.  act.  of  o(;^i/(r*,w  lor  oiyyiu), 
same  as  ni^^^onm. 

Oi)(vcvai,  Dor.  for  oi;^votfi7(,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of 

Oi^^i'f'w,  same  as  oi^ojiai. 

Oi^uiSro,  Ion.  for  oi^ott'TO,  3  pi. 
]>rcs.  opt.  mid.  of 

Oi^Ofiai,  I.  Of)^ii(!0)iaiy  P-iJ'X'll"'t,  to 
go  away,  depart,  set  out  ;  to  de- 
port, die,  gooff";  to  pass  away, 
disappear;  to  he  dispersed,  de- 
tlroyed.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  wxOnv- 
pres.  par.  mid.  oixAixci'os'  g. 
oixoith'ov  Ion.  oixoitivoio. 

Oixtii  and  Otxii",  f.  -'/<ra>,  p.  wv'/- 
iL'i,  same  ;ls  the  last,  which  is 
more  usual. 

O/j-iDKa  for  oiXinKO,  .\tt.  foTwxrjKa, 
per.  in^.  act.  —  Oix<^kcc,  Ion. 
for  w;^(,)Kf(,  Alt.    for  i,>xi'/KU,    3 

sin.  pper.  act Oi;^(jku)?,  -«?«, 

-u;,  Ion.  and  Alt.  for  ijixriKtbi, 
par.  per.  art.  of  last. 

Oi'ta)  or  Oiw,  f.  oiVw,  sec  oiojtai. 

Oim,  obs.  for  which  d/poj. 

Otij'iOtjv,  -T)(,->)t  1  a.  md.  pass.  Ion. 

of  01<M. 

Ot^ov,  S-  p.  of  off. 

Oiwn'Co//«i,  f.  -"co/iai,  (fr.  oiwiiAj  a 

bird)  tofwj7tr,  snnlhsny,  foretell, 

divine  l>y  thcjlighl  of  birds.  1  a. 

mid.  ind.  wwviadprjv  o^t,  oioivi- 

caiftqv. 
Oi'jiricrfia,  -arof,  to,  and  Oiui'ir/'v;, 


OKT 

-0(i    (),   (fr.    same)   an   augury, 
on.«»i,  itiriiKitioii. 

Qiuii'saTt)!, -011,1),  (fr.  same)  ii/i  hm- 
4"/r,  soothsay (r,  diiiner. 

Oiwid/Jpurof,  -ou,  0,  i;,  (Ir.  onoiui 
a  bird,  and  (ipwaKui  lo  eat)  (via-/i 
hy  tiirds. 

OiuiroKTivoi,  -ov,  !),  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  KTiivtD  to  kill)  l,illing  birds. 

Otu)VOT6\oi,  -ov,  h,  I],  (fr.  same, 
and  TToXf'cj  to  bo  conversant)  av 
augur,  snothsayrr,  iliiiiier. 

Oiuiioi,  -ou,  b,  a  Inrd,  hint  if  prey, 
properly  the  iidturc  ;  an  omen, 
augury, 

OiuroffkJxof,  -on,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
cKdTTOi  a  view,  tli.  aalitTujiai  lo 
see)  an  augur,  soothsayer,  di- 
viner hy  hirds. 

Oi'wf,  (fr.  ojui  such)  how,  in  what 
manner,  tike  as,  even  as, 

"Oku,  Dor.  for  ore,  when. 

OKctXavTcg,  n.  pi.  of  oKtl\ai,  1  a 
par.  act.  of 

0«XAui,  f.  -£/\iD,  to  force,  drive  or 
run  ashnn;  dusli  against.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  oiKtiXn. 

"OkKii,  Dor.  for  oVt,  and  for  uvors. 

'OKKoi,  a  Dor.  word,  the  eye. 

O/iAii^w,  f.  -Sato,  p.  (ti(iAa/fa,  to  bend 
tlieknee,  fall  doieu  on  the  knees; 
to  toller,  f.lumhle,f<dl, 

0(.-i((>f'u)f,  (fr.  oKiof  sloth)  slowly, 
dully. 

OKvtiuj  same  as 

Oki'iio  -(S,  f.  -)'iau>,  p.  (uKvt}Ka,  (fr. 
vKi'Oi  sloth)  to  be  slothful,  sh)U<, 
inarlirc;  to  hesitate,  iloubl, shuf- 
fle ;  to  fear,  drecul ;  to  hair,  be 
averse  to.  1  a.  act.  ind.  wKiijau' 
inf.  OKvrjcai, 

OKVtipia,  -aj,  !;,  (fr.  same)  slothful- 
ness,  inactivity,  indolence, 

Ok-i'Tjpof,  -((,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  sloth- 
ful, lazy,  inactive,  indolent,  slow; 
diffident,  fearful,  liniid,  tronhle- 
sornc,  irksome. 

OKii)(Tai,  I  a.  inf.  act.  of  oKifw. 
Oxioi,  -ou,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  on  not, 
and  Kiilo)  to  move)  indolence, 
sloth,  listlessness,  tardiness,  de- 
lay ;  reluctance,  repugnance, 
eliffidence,  fear,  dread. 

OKPofiJt,  ,ind.  Okvukti,  snb.  3  pi. 
prcs.  cont.  ofo/cr/o). 

OKo7n,  Dor.  for  bvo7a,  fciii.  of 
&7roToi. 

'OKptas,  a.  pi.  of  oApif. 

Oxpifiai,  -avTOi,  b,  (fr.  d/cpif  a 
height,  and  finu)  or  (iaivd)  to 
mount)  a  pulpit,  stage;  a  ladder, 
stairs;  a  stand,  frame. 

0Kpi6ei(,  -eaaa,  -ev,  (fr.  (J/cpij  a 
ridge)  rugged,  steep,  preci^ntous, 
'craggy, 

'Okph,  -<of,  I'l,  a  ridge,  summit, 
rock,  clijf,  precipice, 

Offpwo'tis,  -laaa,  -cv,  Poet,  for 
Kpvitii,  (fr.  Kpvoi  cold)  rugged, 
rough;  chilling,  petrifying ;  tir- 
rijic,  dremdfvl,  horrible,  g.  sin. 
fern.  OKpvoianiji. 

OC7-rt'/?Au^05,     -ou,     O,    I'l,     (fr.     OKTlh 

eight,    and   /JAw/i^?  a   piece)  in 

eight  pieces;  having  eight  parts. 

OKTafnepm,  -ov,  b,  if,  (fr.  same. 

and  liplpa   ^.  day)  on  the  eighth 

(416) 


OAE 

day,  eight  days  old,  of  the  eighln 
day. 
OktSki!,    (fr.    oKTi)    eight)    eight 
times. 

OKTnKiaxl^iot,  -ni,  -a,  (fr.  last,  and 

;^iX(oi    a  thousand)   iight  thou- 

sii/ul. 
OnTiiKttjfios,    -ov,  b,  fi,   (fr.   onrii 

eight,  and  Kvi'ifiri  n  spoke)  hat)- 

ing  eight  .spokes,  eight-spoked. 
OktukAcioi,  -hi,  -a,  (fr.  uktw  eight) 

light  hundred. 
OkTu^f/KuTof,  -«,  -ov,  (fr.    same, 

and    fitiv  a  month)  spiniting  the 

eighth  month,  rising  eight  months, 

of  eight  months. 
OKrd-jTtixvSy    -coj  -ouf,    b,   fi,    (fr. 

same,  and    7rr;yiit   a   cubit)   of 

eight  cubits. 
OKTmrdSt;;,    -oti,    and     OKrSvov!, 

-o(5oj,  6,  )'i,  (fr.  same,  and  n-oDja 

foot)    having  eight   feet,  eight- 
footed,  a.  sin.  oKTuiru^;;:'. 
Oktu,  indecl.  eight. 
0iv-7w/cu((l//C(i,   (fr.    last,    tcai    and, 

and  iiKu  ten)  eighteen. 
OKTWKaiiiKaiTiii,  -cos  -ovf,  b,  !),  (fr. 

same,  iixa  ten,  and  irus  a  year) 

of  eighteen  years,  eighteen  years 

M. 
OKToiKatSeKuTOS,   -ij,  -ov,  (fr.  oktU) 

eight,    mu  and,   and   dixa  ten) 

eighteenth. 
"Okx'  for  oKKa,  Dor.  for  '6tc. 
Okxoi,  -on,  b.  Poet,  for  6xoi. 
"Okws,  Dor.  for  oVus. 
0,\/3/|w,   (fr.  (iA/3oj  wealth)  io  be 

wealthy  or  liappy  ;  to  make  hap- 

vy- 

O^fiioiiai/Hiiv,  -oi'oj,  0,  (;,  (fr.  same, 
nudiaiiiuiv  fate)  wealthy,  happy, 
prospirous, 

OA/iid(5wpos,  -ou,  5,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  (li'(5ci)f<i  to  give)  bounteous, 
wunificent. 

'OA/jiof,  -on,  0,;;,  (fr.  (iA/3of  riches) 
wealthy,  rich  ;  happy,  prosperous, 

OA|3i(i0pui',  -ovoj,  b,  rj,  (ir,  last,  and 
(ppnv  the  mind)  inclining  to  the 
rich. 

'OA/?os,  -on,  i,  (perhaps  fr.  oAoj 
whole,  and  (iins  life)  riches, 
wealth,  opulence;  happiness,  fe- 
licity. 

OA/tuAoi'  for  oAtcTicoi'  Ion.  for  uXca- 
Kov,  irn[>f.  of  oA/otrw,  same  as 
<iAAn/ji. 

0>iOpici,  -n?,  n,  (fr.  dXiOpos  dc- 
sl ruction)  7-uin,  perditin7i. 

OXiOptoi,  -on,  6,  i';,  (fr.  same)  dc- 
slnidive,  pernicious,  ruinous; 
ilenilly,  fatal. 

OAtOpiwf,  (fr.  last)  destructively, 
perniciously,  deadly. 

'OAcOpo?,  -on,  1),  (fr.  (5AAn/<i  to  de- 
stroy) destruction,  ruin;  plague, 
pestilence;  death;  a  turetch, 
villain. 

0\c7rai,  3  sin.  of  oAoi'/mi,  -p,  -£<- 
Trti,2  f.  ind.  mid.  of  dAAn/ii. 

'OAfvoi',  Ion.  for  dXcKov,  impf.  act. 
—  OXfKovTfi;,  a.  [)1.  of  <iAc<f(oy, 
prcs.  par.  act.  — OXeKOvro,  3  pi. 
impf.  pass,  of 

OAfVo),  same  as  iSAAuui. 

OAiVcia,  -Of,  -£,  -<^<jl-  for  oXlaaijH, 
-ati,  -at,  1  a.  opt.  act.  of  (iAAn/<i. 


OAI 

Oytanvopas,  a.  pi.  of 

0\cani'<^p,  -opof,  6,  >;,  (fr.  liXXu/ii 
lo  destroy,  and  aiiip  a  man)  de- 
strot/ing  men,  dtadly,  dtstructive. 

0\iarii,  '2  sin.  of  oAtVw,  -17$,  -17,  1 

a.  sub.  act.  —  OXiadat,  i  a.  inf. 
mid.  —  'OAtiTira,  -a?,  -f ,  Ion.  and 
Poet.  foriiXtoa,  -m,  -t,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  — 0\ia(jo\'0\i(Tcai,  0\ia- 
ffaf,  0\la<rui,  Poet,  for  oX/o-oi', 
impr.  ;  oXiaai,  inf.  ;  oXf auf,  par. 
I  a.  act.  and  oXiaw,  1  f.  iud. 
act.  of  o'XXu^ii. 

OXtTCiOa,  -df, ;;,  and  OXcrfip,  -Tipo(, 

b,  (fr.  dXXvfii  to  destroy)  a  de- 
stroyer, slayer,  killer,  murderer. 

OX/ui  -(3,  obsolete  for  wh.  dXXvfit. 

'OXtjai,  Ion.  for  dXrj,  2  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  niid.  of  dXXv/ii. 

'OXi7Xi';^i/a,  -as,  n,  (fr.  oXof  whole, 
and  Xv^viii  a  lamp)  1  whole  can- 
dlestick or  //<77i/)  stand. 


OAK 

little,  and  n-iorij  faith)  0/  little 

faith,  unbelieving,  distrusting. 
OX(yoTroifw-(3,  (fr.  same, and roi/u 

to  do)   to   make  Jew,  reduce  in 

number,  diminish. 
OXiyof,   -;;,  -ov,  few,   little,  short, 

brief.    Conip.    oXi^uiv,  sup.  oXi- 

yiaroi. 
OXtyudTOi,  -i)  -bv,   (fr.   last)  very 

small,   very  few ;  with  few,  al- 
most atone. 
OX<y<inK, -ijrof ,  >/,  (fr.  same)yfu,'- 

ness,  scarcity ;  small  ness,  littleness. 
OXiyov,  (g.  of  same)  title,  within  a 

little,  almost,  soon. 
OXiyov  leiv,  to  fall  short  by  little, 

wanting  little,  nearly,  almost. 
OXiyo^p6noi,  -ou,  6,  i5,  (fr.  oXiyoi 

little,  and  ;^pui'of  time)  of  a  short 

time,  short-lived,  transient. 
OXiyo\pvxi'^   -<3,  (fr.    same,   and 

i^uyi)  the  soul)  tn  he  feeble-mind- 


OAO 


OXiya,  pi.    neut.    and   OXi'yai,   pi.  |      ed,  faint-hearted ;  tofaint,fail. 
km.  ofoXi'yoj.  lO\iY"4'>''X'"'  '"^f   >h    Cf-    same) 

OXiyaifif,  (fr.  same)  seldom.  j     pusillanimity,  fainl-heartedness, 

OXtynOpuvia,  -as,  li,   (fr.   oX/yoj       cowardice, 

few,  and  dvOpumos  a  m^n)  few-\o\ty'J{pSxos,  -on,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
ness  or  scarcity  of  men,  fewness      feeble-minded,  weak-hearted,  pu- 


of  inhahilnnls. 

O\iydy0puzos,  -ov,  0,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
scarce  of  men,  thinly  inhat)ited. 

OXiyapKtis,  -/of  -oBf,  b,  //,  (fr.  0X1- 
yof  fi;w,  and  apxeu)  to  suffice)  sa- 
tisfied with  little,  content. 

OXiyapj^iui  -d,  (fr.  oXtyoi  few,  and 
apxii  government)  to  govern 
along  with  few,  establish  an  oli 


siltanimous. 
OXiydu)  -u>,  f.  -(iffo),  (fr.  oXlyo;  few) 
to  reduce  lo  a  feu;  diminish  ;  to 
fad, flint.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  wXtyu- 
8i]v.  1 1.  ind.  pass.  uXtyudijUoitai. 
OXtyi!>pci,  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  of 
OXtywpiu)  -d,  (fr.   same,  and  uipa 
care)   to  neglect,  despise,  disre- 
gard, slight. 


garchy.   OXiyap;^/oir£j  -oDirtf,  OXiywpi'a,  -aj,  1';,  (fr.   same)  care- 

pres.  par.  act.  n.  pi.  lessness,  neglect,  ronleiupt. 

OXtyap^la,  -as,  »;,   (fr.  same)  go-'.OXiywpos,  -011,6,  >;,  (fr.  same)  neg- 

vernment  managed  by  a  few,  an\      ligenl,  heedless,  cureless. 

oligarchy.  OXiywpwj,  (fr.  last)  carelessly,  neg- 

OXtyaoxot'iicvoSj-v,  -oi',(pres.  par.       ligently,  contemptuously. 

pass,   of  oXiy-jpWw)   being  sub.  OXl^wv,  -oi'Of,  b,  r;,  comp.  ofoA/yof 


jtct  to  an  oligarchy  or  the  govern- 
ment or  a  feu; 


OX((fdf,  -oB,  b,  I'l,  ((r.   bXos  whole) 
entire,  total,  general. 


OXivii^iiOtv,  (fr.   oXtyof  few,  and|  OXi<rO'ir£i,  3sin.  I  f  ind.  act.  of 
SOiv   from    a    place)  from  few  OXiaOahu  or -uiu),iiii<iOXiaOi(i)  -io, 
plares,  from  here  an/l  tture.  I      f. -jJcu,  (fr.  dXiaOo?  a  sli|i)  ^  .?/i;>, 


OXtyrjiriXlu),  same  as  oAiyoTtX/u. 

OXiyijiriXi'a,  -uf,  1),  Poet,  for  oXiyo- 
ircX<'<i. 

OXlytaros,  -n,  -ov,  «up.  of  oX/yo{. 

OXiyiJ/JlToj,  ov,  0,  4,  (fr.  oXiyos  lit- 
tle, and  /?^jf  life)  having  little 
life,  short-lived. 


totter,  slumlile  ;  to  fall,  tumble  ; 
lo  fade,  decay,  prcs.  cont,  or  2 
a.  inf.  act.  oXicOiTi',  2  a.  ind.  act. 
uiXiaOoi',  Ion.  (jXiffOui'i -C{, -£. 
OXiaOriiia,  -5ro$,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
slip,  tumble,  toss,  full ;  a  slippery 
njml,  gulf  tn  fill  into. 


OXiyiJyoi'of, -i)u, 4,4,  (fr.  name, and  OXioflrjnrif,  g.  sin.  fcm.  of 

ylvniim   to  be   iKirn)    prof/ucin,?  OXiffOi/p-jf,   -«,  -iv,  (fr.    ifXiaOos  a 
/ru),  unfruitful,  not  prolific.  slip)  t,Hpprry,  tlanliiii;,  sloping  ; 

OXiyoCoSvlin  -il,  (fr.  Hamc,  nnd  rnuly  to  fall,  loitering,  unstidity. 
ipiilf'j  lo  do)  fo  (/«  /i«/^;  toUm-  OXiaOi'iaiK,  -aaa,-ay,  I  a.  par.  act. 
guish,  fuinl.  ]      of  oXiaOiu. 

Oyiyo^pilrhf,  -fof  -o5(,   A,  4,    {(r.\'nXiaOo(,-ov,  n,  a  slip,  tumble,  tosi; 


name)      inrnjialilr,       ini/rcrtual, 
weak,  imbrcitf,  lanniiid,  faint. 
OX/yo<,  -uf,   o!,  (n.    pi.  of  aXlyo( 
few)  Mr  chief  men 


OXIyov,  (n<Mit.  ofoX/yoj  small)  til-  drnni'int',  drawing,  pulling ;  at- 
lie,  wilhin  a  Utile,  shortly,  at-'  triirlion,  inclination,  Irndrnry ; 
motl.  wtighl,  a  drachma  or  drarlim. 

OXiyoimX/w    nml   OXiyriirtXIia   -w,  'OXtiof, -ou,ri,  (fr.  iami.')  «  Aoirin, 
(fr.  oXi'yx  li'ilf,  and  ir/Xu  lo  bo)       urn,  pitrhir. 
to  be  Utile  ;  t'.ltf  weak,  injirm  ;  to.'OXiioi,  -uiv,  n'l,  (fr.  damn)  a  n>n- 
fainl,  sink  ui.drr  falieut.  rhino  lo  draw  the  dhip*  up  on 

OXiynitfXin,  -ic, /;,(fr.»am';)  U)iraA-|  land,  a  iiindluss,  nifirs,  liawsrrs. 
ness,  imiirritili/,  fiiintnrSM.  'OX«it,  -of.,  n,  (fr.  iXkio  lodraw)  a 

OXiydirtaros,   -no.h,!],  (fr.   oXlyot       draught,    drawing;    1,    current 
3G  (417) 


fall,  mill,  slaughter, 
'()X«(){,  -iSios.  II,  (fr.  next)  a  mer- 

rtianl  vrstrl,  ship  of  liurdrn. 
'OXitr),  -Jis,  If,  (fr.  i'uXw.  lo  firaw)  o  j'OXuir.ir'rw/Ki,  -tirns,  ri,  (fr.  iinmo^ 


stream ,  flux,  eddy,  tide  ;  a  fur- 
row,   track,     mark,     train ;     a 
trace,    rope,    tackle,   pulley;  an 
aqueduct,    watercourse,  a  wave, 
billow ;    a    7nass,     weight :    the 
trunk  of  the  body,  the  body. 
'OXXijui,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  6X>],  2 
a.  sub.   mid.  —  OXXufinoio,  g. 
sin.  Ion.  of  oAXi'/itioj,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 
'OXXO/ii  or  OXXvb),  f.  oX((7(i>,  p.  (iXe- 
Ka,  to  destroy  ;  to  kill,  slaughter. 
'OXXv/iat,  to  perish,  die,  wither, 
fade.  2   f.    ind.    act.   oXH.  per. 
ind.  mid.  liXa,  Att.  dXuiXa.  2  a. 
mid.  ind.  (oXofirjv  inf.  oXiadai. 
OXfitios,   -ov,  b,    Holmeius,    the 

name  of  a  river. 

"OX^iuf,  -ov,  b,  a  cavity  ;  a  mortar  ; 

the  oracular  tripod  or  its  cover ; 

the  trunk  of  the  human  body ;  a 

dolt,    blockhead.      Adj.    stupid. 

dull.  ' 

' OXvypaipiu)  -<D,f.  -iicrii),  (fr.  oXof  the 

whole,   and  ypa'^u)  to  write)  to 

write  the  whole  or  in  full. 

0\ucis,  -eaaa,  -cv,  (fr.  dXAu/ji  to  ae- 

stroy)  destructive. 
OXo!],  -qs,  I'l,  n.  feni.  —  OXofjai,  d. 

pi.  fem.  Ion.  of  oAodf. 

OXo()oilp(or,-oi',Tu,akindofscafish. 

OXoOpcvats,  -los,  Att.  -cu)s,  »;,  (fr. 

(iXfflpos  destruction,  th.  dXXvfii  to 

destroy)  destruction,  desolation. 

OXoOptvrijs^-ov,  I,  (fr.  same)  ade- 

stroyer. 
0'XoBpivu>,i.-cvau>,  p.(i>X(S9pcuvf>,(fr 
dXtOpos  destruction,  ih.  liXAii^i  tc 
destroy)  to  destroy,   waste,  ruin, 
desolate. \ta.T.  pres.  act.  oAoOptiiuj'. 
per.  pass.  hiXiOptVfiat^  -aai,  -rat. 
OXoiaro,  Ion.  for  dXotvro,  3   pi.  of 
oXo(^»/i')-o(o, -o(7-o,2a.  opt.  mid. 
ofdXXu/d. 
OXo('rpi);^of ,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  oXos  the 
whole,  and   Tpo;^ds   a  whctl,  ih. 
rpivui  to  rim)  round  on  nil  sides. 
OXo*/ipTuu)  -ai,  (fr.  oXof  the  who.c 
and  KapTt6(ii  to  gather  fruils)  to 
make  a  complete  iiffcring  ;  to  bum 
the  entire. 
OXoKapTruifiii,  -arost  rd,  and  -ttw 
aif,  -10?,  Att.  -ctiist  >),  (fr.  same) 
a    whole    burnt  rjffering,  perfect 
snn  ijicc. 
'0\6kiix<btov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  I'iXof  the 
whole    anii    Knvarbs   burnt,    ih. 
Kiiiij  to  burn)  a  perfect  q/fcring, 
compute  sacrifirr. 
'OXiKinriis,  or  'oXdnavarof,  -oUii, 
ll,  (fr.  same)  wholly  burnt.  SubH. 
a  ptrferl  tucrificr. 
' OXoKiivratu  -Ct,  or  'OXoiravirrifb  -w, 
f.     -lirrii),     p.     bjXa>-iii''riiiK>i,     (fr. 
Name)  to  burn  the  whole,  ifffir  n 
cnmptrtr  firriflce. 


a  burnt  i/ffriing,  in  which  In* 
whole  victim  was  burnl.  PI,  n, 
liXoKiivTiafiiira,  g.  -tmiiiItuiv. 

'OXniiXiiplii,  -IIS,  ll,  (fr.  iiXof  the 
wholf,  and  «Xf)f)of  lot)  prrfgct 
soundnrss,  purili/. 

'OXAkXiio'is,  -nv.  A, )'/,  (fr.  namr)  sole 
heir,  hr  who  pn^srssrs  or  tiriwrt 
nil  hf)  III  or  fortune  ;  baring  all 
ill  parts,  iihnlf,  prrftct,  uiunil. 


OAO 

OXorui'in;,  -tSoi,  fi  8  certain  licrb. 

-of',  i, (Ir.  next)  a  shoudiif;,  hnui- 
ing,  lonniig,  crying,  lamentation, 
.vijrplicalion. 

OXoXli^U),     f.      -fu),     p.   0>,\<i\ll,Y(I,      to 

ihnut,  cry,  toar,  hiwl,  yetl,  l>i- 
iiuiit  ;  to  suftjitii  (i/c,  entreat.  I  a. 
act.iiid.  wAiiXi'^'ii-  iiii|)r.oXuXv^fji', 
-u'rui.  pir.  iiiil.  puss.  wXoXuy^iK. 

'OXo/itXi^{, -/os-of'i,  6,  I/,  (fr.  oXos 
ihe  whole,  ami  /lAos  u  mem- 
ber) of  tvliote  iiiiibi,  pcrfei-t, 
foumt,  comptrte. 

'OXoi Tu,  Ion.  for  (iXovro,  3  pi.  of 
uXd/ir^i',  '2  a.  ind.  mid.  oftiXXti/.i. 

'0X4fi;pjf,  -«,  -or,  (fr.  b\oi  llie 
wliole,  and  f>;pi3j  dry)  completely 
dry. 

0\ooiTpn^Oi,  Poet,  for  oXofrpovoj. 
Or  (fr.  next,  and  TpiT^m  to  run) 
destnictiie  in  its  carter,  menac- 
itii^  ruin  in  its  course. 

OXooj,  -i),  -or,  ((i-.  (iXXu/ii  to  de- 
stroy) destrucliir,  pirnicious,ru- 
inhus  ;  mulignanl,  mischievous; 
wretched,  miserable, 

OXorJc^poid,  a.  sin.  of 

wAofS(/,pu)i/,  -onif,  b,!i,  (fr.oXoiy  de- 
structive, and  <pf))iv  the  mind) 
vialignanl,  malicious,  misrhitr- 
ous  ;  destructive,  pernicious,  ru- 
inous; fierce,  furious,  blood- 
thirsty. 

'OXoirop^ilpof,  -on,  h,  I],  (fr.  oXos 
whole,  and  iroDijivoa,  purple) 
xihotly  Jtl^rple,  totally  clad  in 
purjilc,  purple-clad. 

OXoTru,  f.  •\^ij),tn  petl,  shin,  taht 

off'  the  hark  ;  to  pluck  or  tear  off. 

OXopi^of  or  '0\6pj>iCoi,  -01),  b,  !], 

(fr.  oXoj    the  whole,  and  ^I'fo  a 

root)  uith  the  whole  root. 

'OXoj,  oX;;,  o'Xoi',  whole,  entire 
sound,  complete  ;  universal,  all. 

'OXof,  -ov,  b,  same  as  -SoXo?. 
OXo(Tiet;pos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  oXo;  the 
whole,  and  o-i'i^/pof  iron)  entirely 
of  iron. 
OXoff^Cparof,  -on,  o,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  adivpii  a  hammer)  ut//  /lam- 
mered,  welt  wrought ;  solid,  close. 

'OXa(7;(j;tp»js,-foj-oDf,6,  v,(fr.  same, 
and  ;Ytip  the  hand^  perfect,  com- 
plete, total,  general ;  decisive. 

'OXoa^tpwf,  (fr.  last)  perfectly, 
completely,  decisively. 

'0\oa)(^oi,  -uir,  o't,  Ihefoot  stalks  or 
pedicles  of  a  fruit. 

'OAortXi'ij,  -/o5  -ouf,  0,  )'/,  (fr.  o\oi 
the  whole,  and  tiXo?  the  end)  en- 
tireh)  finished,  complete,  perfect. 
n.  or  a.  pi.  cont.  oXorfXtrf. 

'OXortXw,-,  (fr.  last)  completely, 
prj ferity. 

OXoD/iHi,  -T/,  -£?Tai,  2  f.  ind.  mid. 
of  oXXC/ii. 

'OXo^Xty^u)>',-(5»'o{,  ;,,  (fr.  oXof  the 
whole,  and  ^Xi'^u  to  boil)  a  blis- 
ter, boil,  blain  ;  a  pimple. 

OXoi/xj^vot,  -ti,  -it;  (fr.  o\o<pvpoijni 
to  lament)  Inmenlalile,  sad,  dole- 
ful, mintrnful. 

OXnipvpuTo,  Ion.  for  taXoijivparo,  3 
sip.  I  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

OXoiivpoitat,  to  mourn  over,  lament, 
bfUiftil,   deplore ;  to  piiy,    com- 


OMA 

pa.vionate.  prcs.  par.  mid.  oXo- 
ipvpdiuioi,  -II,  -ov. 

OXo^vp/j^f,  -oii,  0,  and  OXiic/ii'po-is, 
-loj,  Alt.  -><D{,i^,(fr.  lust)  mourn- 
ing, lamrnlalion,  indl. 

OXo(/iu)i'ov,  -oil,  4,  i';,  (fr.  (iXXi'/ii  to 
destroy,  and  ifCii  man)  distruc- 
tivr,  pernicious  ;  deadly,  fatal ; 
cunning,  artful,  crafty, diceilful. 

'0\iTn,-rii,  Dor.  'OXrn,  and  OXtij, 
-li^ui,f],  a  cruise,  vial,  put  or  jug 
for  oils  ;  a  vessd  fur  oil  or  wine. 

OXir//ruj,  -oi"),  i,  a  man's  name. 

OXiyiff/d,-,,;^  t'l,  Olympiu,l\\(i  na.mc 
ol  a  town. 

OXv/iTTia,  -uii',  Tii,  (fr.  'OXii;<iroj 
Olympus)  the  Olympic  games. 

OXi'f/TTiuiSif,  -wv,  «!,  (Ir.  s;ime)  (/«■ 
Aluses,  who  inhabited  Olym- 
pus ;    Olympian. 

OXu/imiij,  -«(5uf,  >;,  (fr.  r.;ime)  an 
Olympiad,  or  space  of  four 
years  between  the  Olympic 
games  ;  the  season  of  tho.ie 
games;  a  victory  at  them;  a 
woman's  name.  Adj.  Olym- 
pian. 

OXvitniain,  (d.  pi.  of  bst)  at  or 
during  Ihe  Olympic  games  ;  at 
Olympia. 

OXvfnrtKui,  -('/.-^i  ,(fr.  same)  Olym- 
pian, Olympic. 

OXn^TTioiiKus,  -<t,  i.  Dor.  for 

OXvinnoiiKrji,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  OXvfnria 
the  Olympic  games,  and  viKaoi 
to  conquer)  an  Olympic  con- 
queror. 

OXuf/TTidi'iKos,  -on,  b,  same  as  last. 

OXtfiTTtoi,  -ov,  0,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  hea- 
venly, celestial. 

'OXv^iTTos,  -on,  6,  (perhaps  fr.  SXo? 
entire,  and  Xdfjnru}  to  shine) 
Olympits,  the  name  of  a  moun- 
tain ;   the  heaven,  sky. 

'OXni-Ooj,  -on,  6,  a  green  or  unripe 
Jig ;  an  early  Jig  ajit  to  fall ; 
name  of  a  town. 

'OXnpi,  -Of,  11,0.  kind  of  grain,  zea, 
spelt  or  rice,  lic(r,  Imrlry. 

OXvpirris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  bread 
made  of  .'pelt,  rice  or  barky  ;  a 
barUy  cake. 

OXcilo;,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  iJXXufji  to  de 
stroy)     destructive,     pernicious, 
ruinous;  deadly,  fatal. 

'OXuiXa,  -ni,  -f.  All.  for  olXa,  per. 
ind.  mid.  —  OX-iXw,  ->/{,  -;;,  per. 
sub.  mid.  of  (JXXn^i. 

"OXiD5,(fr.  oXo{  entire^  on  the  whole, 
iti  Jin-,  at  oil,  indeed,  by  all 
means ;  altogether. 

'Ofiii,  pi.  ncut.  of  of/dj. 

'Oiidyvpii,-toi,!j,  Dor.  forX/nJyupi?, 

'Ofiaicvti},  (fr.  Iifios  a  multitude)  (0 
collect,  crowd  together. 

'O/iaiita  -a,  f.  -);aoj,(fr.  next)  to 
clamour,  make  an  uproar,  raise 
disturbance. 

"O/iai^of,  -on,  b,  (fr.  o//<<{  a  multi- 
tude) a  crowd,  throng,  press; 
disturbance,  tumult,  uproar,  cla- 
mour. 

'Ofiaiiiio(Or  "Ounifioi,  -on,  o,  !],  and 
'0/i<!  1/10)1',  -ovoi,  0,  !],  (fr.  bjibi 
the  same,  and  uifia  blood)  of  the 
same  blood,  nearly  related;  a 
brother  or  sister. 
(418) 


OMIT 

'Ofiai^lita,  -ai,  (/,  (fr.  same,   and 
aixi'i)    a   Npear)   n  confederacy, 
league,  alliance. 
OuSXiii,  -/oj  -oii,  S,  '/,  same   as 

0/loX(i{. 

'0//(iX(^u),f.  -yffu,,(fr.  next)  to  level, 
plum,  smooth  ;  to  make  even,  ri. 
dure  to  ciiuidily,  erpialise. 

'OfjSXii  -i),  -dv,  plane,  Jlal,  Inel, 
smooth  ;  equal,  even,  „likr,  like. 

'0/i(iprci,  pres.  impr.  act.  lont.  of 

'Ofiiipr/u)  -u>,  (fr.  next)  to  attend, 
accompany,  go  along  with,  go 
together. 

'Ojiaprn,  (perhaps  fr.  J/ioD  together, 
and  lipui  to  fit)  idong  with,  to- 
gether irith,  in  company,  evenly, 
at  tlie  Same  time,  one  after  ano- 
ther. 

'0;i«p7»i<7(i{,-acra,-((v,  1  a.  par.  act. 
of  bunprfui. 

'Ofiiii,  -li^ni,  'i,  (fr.  o^on  together) 
the  whole  in  gennal,  the  com- 
munity, generality;  o  crowd, 
multitude,  throng. 

"O/jrinXof, -on,  h,  >),  (fr.  same,  and 
anXi)  a  fold)  living  in  the  same 
fold,  dwelling  together.  Or  (fr. 
same,  and  ouXof  a  pipe)  agree- 
ing, harmonious. 

Oj^/?pfo)  -a,  (fr.  d/'/ipof  a  shower) 
to  rain,  shower,  wet. 

'O/iliprifia,  -itTOi,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
shower  ;  a  heavy  fall  or  storm  of 
rain. 

OfifJprivos,  .»),  -liv,  or  Oftpptipbs,  -<J, 
-ov,  (fr.  same)  ihreulining  rain; 
rainy,  shov'cry,  wet. 

Oji^ffjaw;,  -aaa,  -nv,  1  a.  par.  act. 

01  onlipiut. 
Oixppifi6T!aTpos,  -ov,  0,  ;/,  (fr.  next, 

and  Trarnp  a  fullier)  horn  of  a 
mighty  Jollier,  in  fern.  0/j/3pif(o- 
irdrpt]  or  -roa. 

'O^iliptfioi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  i(iptttoi 
strong)  strong,  powerful,  vio- 
lent. 

'0/</3piof,  -on,  6,  /),  (fr.  next)  rainy, 
showery,  u-et,  cau.'sing  rain.  Subs. 
rain,  a  shouer. 

'Ojifipns,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  bfiov  together, 
and  fiiM  lo  flow)  a  heavy  shower, 
rain,  .storm  of  rain,  storm. 

Ofinrai,  3sin.  ofo/iow/^di,  -i;,-£(rai, 

2  f.   ind.  mid.  of  (ifi)'n/i(. 
'Oycvvl'rrif,   -ov,  b,  (fr.  6/101;   toge- 
ther, and  cvvii  a  bed)  a  husband. 

'O/itt'i'f'ris,  -tioi,  »;,  (fr.  same)  a 
wife,  concubine. 

'0/lcnvo5,  and  'O/icnraTo;  -on,  b,  I), 
(fr.  same)  sleeping  in  the  same 
bed ;  conjugal.  Subs,  a  hus- 
band or  wife,  bedfellow. 

'Oijrjycpij;,  also  Poet,  and  i95oI. 
'0/<))yBpi;?,-/oj-on5,  b,  li,  (fr.  bftov 
togfclher,  and  ayiipu)  to  assem- 
ble) assembled  together,  collect- 
ed. 

'Ofij/yKpif,  -105,  Att.  -tuf,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  an  assembly,  crowd,  mul- 
titude. 

'OjjtiXiKia,  -1?,  Ion. -v?,  1'/,  (fr.  i/^if 
ali!<e,  and  /yXixi'n  stature)  same- 
ne.is  or  equality  of  age  or  rank. 

'0/j)-,X(f,  -Iko!,  i,  ii,  (fr.  same)  of 
the  same  age. 

'0/i^pcn;/a,  -arof,  Ti>,(fr.  i/iT/pctia)  to 


OMN 

be   a  hostage)  a  pledge,  pawn, 

hoKlnge,  security. 
0/ii7ptC(ru(,   Dor.  for  bjiripovaat,  n. 

)il.  fciii.  [ires.  par.  act.  cont.  of  | 
'Oftriptuui,  (Ir.  ofiijpos  a  hostage)  to 

be  a  hostage  or  pledge  ;  to  rt- 

main  ahroad. 
'0/i>7f«'u)  -ui,  f.  -J7(7o),  (fr.  same)  to 

coint   togetlier,   vied,  enrountir  ; 

to  unite,  accord,  hiirmonize  ;  to 

arcom/jnni/,  nltend. 
'O/iiipiial,  -itv,  ui,  the  imitators  or 

reciters  of  Homer^s  poems. 


OMO 

6j/.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cifioo-o'sub.  o/id- 
ao),  ->if,  -n"  par.  Ofi(i<ra5, -aitos. 

'OitoydaTptoi,-uv,  b,  i';,  (fr.  bftou  to- 
gether, anil  yacTiip  a  womb)  of 
the  same  mother  ;  an  own  brother 
or  sister. 

'Ofioyei'tTiop,  -opo;,  6,  (fr.  same, 
ariJ  ycviTuip  a  lather,  th.  yiVofim 
to  be  born)   a  hrother. 


OMO 

'OjlOtOTTiidit;,    -tos    -ovi,    h,    5,    (ft. 
same)  subjert  to  tlie  same  feeling 
or  the  like  intimities,     n.  a.  pi. 
com.  bftotorruOus. 
0//0I0;,  -11,  -01',  (fr.  bftbi  Uke)  like, 
alike,  'uniform,    simitar  ;  runes' 
ponding,  consistent    wilh,  appro- 
priate ;  equal,  even  ;  likely,  pro'' 
halile. 


'Oftoycviiu-eoi-wi,  b,)'i,  (fr.  same,  'O/io/rfrijra,  a  sin.  of 

and  yivofiat  to   be  born)  of  thtyOftoiiTiii, ->itos,  I'l,  Cr-  last)  simi- 


same  family,   related,  connected. 
Subs-  a  relation. 


'0/ii7pov,    -ou,    rd,     (fr.    next)    a|'O/i6J'^(JJff(T0f, -oi',  6,  i';,(fr.  &/io{  like, 
pledge,  pavm,  security,  hostage.         and  yXHaaa    a  tongue)    of  the 
Oimpo!, -ov,  b,  (fr.  bnov  together,'     same  laniungc, 


and    ci'oui  to  lia.sten)    a  hostage, 
pledge,  security.     Also  a  man's 
name,  Eng.  Homer. 
'0/i(Xf£,  pres.  impr.   act. — 'Oftt- 

\ilv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 
'OfiiXiui  -li,  f.  -';<7ui,p.  u)/iiXr)icu,  (fr. 
o;/iXuj  a  crowd)  to  crowd  or 
throng  togetlutr  ;  to  meet  in  com- 
b'lL;  to  associate,  mix  with  ;  to 
be  famil.ar,  intimate ;  to  con- 
verse, talk  with,  commune  ;  to 
meet  with,  experience  ;  to  he  im- 
mersed in,  devoted  or  given  up  to. 
pres.  opt.  act.  buiXiatfii  -oifii, 
-ioii  -o7f,  -f'oi  -01'  par.  Ofii.Xf'ui' 
-u>v.  I  a.  act.  ind.  ui^iXiou,  -uj, 
-f  par.  o^(,\ij(Ta{,  -aaa,  -av, 
'OntXn^bir,    (fr.  same)  in   crowds, 

in  troops,  in  companies. 
'OfttXi'iTiit,   -av,  b,    (fr.  bfuXlw  (o 
converse)  a  companion,  oMociatc, 
intimate. 
' O/tty.riTfKoi,  -i),-3i',  and  '0/iiX»7ro>-, 
-n,    -iv,    (fr.    same)   conversant, 
sor.iahle,  familiar  ;  genteel,  polite, 
elegant. 
'Oiii\ta,  -Ui,  q,  (fr.  same)    society, 
compani/,  intercourse^  communi- 
cation ;  conversation,  discourse  ; 
a  comp'tny,  hunil. 
OyWof,  -au,  b,   (pcrha[)s  fr.  biiov 
tocfther,  and  t!X/<j  to  crowd,  or 
iXij  a  bii<ly  of  sokliers)  a  crowd, 
assemlily,    multttH'tc  ;    a    troop, 
haiul,  ritmpany  ;    a  molt,  tumuU, 
riot,  uproar 
'Ofiixiui    -w,    (fr.    bfiov    to(»(!lhf'r, 
and  ^iu,  to  pour)    to   make  wa- 
ter. 
'O^i/^Xi,,    Ion.   Oulx^n,  -1<,  h,  0 

mist,  fog  ;  a  rlnut,  darkness. 
'0;ii;^X<iiii  -u,  f.  -(i(7w,  (fr.  last)   to 
rjiiir  with  clouds,  itnrktn.      1    f. 
ind.  pa.<ix.  fi^iryXuiO/iO'i;!'!!. 
'0(i/i'<,    -ilrof,   Td,    (fr.     /iVTnfiai   tO 
.i<;i-)  Ihf  rye  ;  vision,  sight  ;  tu- 
pert,  roiinttnanrr  ;  a  show,  sjiccta- 
rlf.  n.  pi.  tfifiiirn,  d.  pi.  if,,iitai. 
'0;i^  it',  for  /ifiuHTa,  pi.  of  (nit. 
Of)iiiir6i»  -m,  (fr.  dftfta.  tin  eye^   to 
set  III  fnrr  tht  eyes  ;  to  make  eleur^ 
enlighten. 
'O/iFt/,  for  i!;ii'»<?i,  pre*,  impr.  met. 
—  Oiivfirif,  •M,2anH  3  «in.  prcn. 
ind.   act — Oiivfuv,  preii.    inf. 
act.  —  O/i  n'trt,  2  pi.  pre*,  impr. 
act,  Ofifi'ui  ";i,  3  pi.   pros.  ind. 
act.  of  ofirvta, 
Ofiviiui  iirOiivfm,f.oiiiiTui,\t.  lifinKn, 
and  All.  ofniiivKn,  to  swear,  take 
an  oath  ;  to  corjirvi  l/y  oath,  sunar 


'Ofioyyw/iovtw-oi,  f.  -);(riii  (fr.  same, 
and  yvwitr]  opinion)  to  he  oj  the 
same  opinion   or    sentiment ;    to 
assent,  agree  or  take  part  with. 
'Ofioyviiijuiv,  -ovoi,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same) 
of  the  same  senlimtnts,  unani- 
mous. 
'Oiioyvii}ii6vuii,   (fr.    last)    unani- 
mously. 
'Ofiuyovoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  same  as  o/io- 

ycvni. 
'Oau^aiJOi,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  Dor.  for 
'O/ii^rifioi,    -ov,  0,  i';,  (fr.  bfiii  like, 
and  fJiitoi  a  people)  (f  the  same 
rank  or  people. 
'OfioiiatTo;,  -ov,  b,!i,  (fr.  same,  and 
u'uiTu    manner  of  livinfi)  using 
the  same  food,  living  in  the  same 
manner  ;      congeni'il,      similar, 
agrcealite  to.  Subs,  a  companion, 
assorintc. 
'Ofid^ovXoi,  -01),  0,   (fr.    biiov    to- 
gclhor,   and   fiov^oi  a  slave)    a 
fellow-slave,  fellow-servant, 
'0(iOflpo^»(D  -ii,  (fr.  same,  and  !ip6- 
fioi   a  running)   to  run  together 
or  in  company  with  ;    to  concur, 
agree. 
'Ojioidvliji    -Co,    (fr.   6/i3f  tike,   and 
I'Oi'oj  a  nation)  to  be  of  the  same 
family  or  nation. 
'O/zojOiiKi -/o{ -ouf,  6,1;,  (fr.  same) 

of  the  same  family  or  niition. 
'0/io(i''i(i,  -«{,  'i,  (fr.  b/iif  like,  and 

cii'i'ii  form)  uniformity. 
'Oii'iOiiXliiiuf,  -oil,  b,  4,  (fr.  b/inTi  lo- 
gelher,  and   OaXnfin  a  bod)  liv- 
ing and  slerpini;  to/;rlhrr,    inti- 
vmte,     Siilis.  a  hosom  friend. 
'OfjdOcr,  same  as  binw. 
'OliiiOpuvoi,  -i>v,  b,  II,  (fr.  o/ioS  lo- 
cetlier,  and  Opifoi;  a  ihroni')  /inn- 
ing the  name  throne  ;  a  consort 
'OftoOviiulfiv,    (fr.    bjiii   like,   and 
Ovfihi    niincl)    with    one    nrmrd, 
unanimously,     with    unanimouu 
riffrrtion. 
'OliiOufioi,   -ov,    b,    li,    (fr.    damn) 
ngrrring  in  opinion,  unanimous. 
'O/ioKi,  pi.  neiit.  — '0/ia(>i(,  g.  sin. 

fein,  of  liuutnf, 
'Ofiniiiici,  3  Kill.  pren.  ind.  net.  of 
'O/iotil^o.  f,  -(iffii),  p.  ui/totaKit,  (fr. 
i'/ioir/<  Ilk*!)  to  he  like, 

'Ofi'ilnv,  loll,  for  v/infiii',  a.  iiini  fern. 

of  (I/IOIOC. 

'O(jo/(o$,  I'ocl.  for  S/ioio(. 

'O/i'iiorcfri'i.    -Of.    A,    (fr.   8|ioio( 
like,  and  miOnf  <liiipo<(itioii)  simi 
Inrity  of  disposition,   ronfiirmily 
of  tcnttintnts  or  feelings, 
(419) 


tanty,  likeness. 
'O^oidio  -ii,f.  -liaui,  p.  u)fiijlitiKn,(fr. 
same)  to  make  tike,  /ifctr/i,  assimi- 
late, compare.  O/ioiuo/iui  -oBfim, 
to  be  Uke,  correspond,  asree  with. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  ai/iHiuoir  sub.  bftoi- 
liiaiit,  -iii,   ->i,    1    pi.  bfioiiiauiiiev. 


per. 


ind. 


pass,    uifiuihiiiiit. 


1  a. 


pass.  ind.  (i^oiiiSi)!'"   sub.   i/ioc- 
wOui,  -in,  "D"  inf.  bfionii9i)vaf  par. 
bjjoiijyOiii,  -£1011,  -fi'. 
'Ofion»)()i';n£i'iit,  Dor.  for '0^oiiu6r;- 
v(ii,  1  a.  inl.  pass.  — 'O/ioiwOfif, 
n.  pi.  -Oii'Tii,  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
'0;/r)(a)6j';o£Tni,3.sin.  -Qiiai'iiitOu,  1 
pi.  I  f.   ind.  pass.  —  'Ofitiuidij- 
T£,  C  pi.  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of  last. 
'O^iui'wfin, -n7uj,  TO,  (fr.  o/ioi"s  like) 
similttitile,  likeness,  lesemlilance, 
coiiijiarison,     d.    sin.   i^oiu^ari. 
n,  pi.  6^(o(a)^ar.i. 
Ofioiiai,  (fr.  same)  likewise,  in  like 
manner,  alike  ;  equally,  as  much 
as, 
'0/j0l'(D0(f,    -lOf,    -■^tt.   -£U>J,    i';,  (fr. 
same)/i7;enp.s'v,  resemblance,  com- 
parison, a.  sin.  o/ioi'uioii'. 
'Oftutioaw,  -£if, -£i,  i  f.  ind.  acl.  of 

bfiutiju). 
'0/i(i<cX,"ipoj,  -uv,  b,  I'l,  Dor.  for  '0/i(5- 
(cXtjpo?,  -01),   ti,    /;,    (ll.    bjiiw    lo- 
getlicr,  and  «.-Xr(p')t  a  lot)  having 
an  equal  share,  lerriiing  a  share. 
Subs,  a  partaker,  shanr,  part- 
ner ;  a  coheir,  joint-luir. 
'0^o».X«'(i)  -u),  or  -/o)  -ll,  (fr.   next) 
to  shout,  cheer  nn,  stir  up,  exhort  ; 
to  rebuke,  repiove;    to    menace, 
threaten. 
'0/io(cXi),  -r;{.  It,  (fr.  buuv  together, 
and   *-/X.i/i.ii    lo  exliorl)  a  slwut 
of   exhortation,    rheenn/;,     war- 
shout  ;  a  rebuke,  chiding ;  mv- 
nare,  Uirrat. 
'Oiinii\i'iauf,   -aaa,  -av,    1    a.    par. 

act.  of  bfioKXiiui. 

'O/ioxXiifffidAf,  3  sin.  impf.  Ion.  of 

bfioK^iliiiicKiit,  for  ifioKX'iw  or  -do. 

'0/io»Xi)ri'ip,  -i"jpof,  i,(fr.  i/ionXii'u)  lo 

exliorl)   an  txhorter  ;  a  reprover, 

rrhukir  ;   u  mrnnter,  thiratrner, 

'OiioMi'lli,  -iui  'uii,  and  '0(i.UXi- 

i'ii{.  -XII,  4,  t),  (ft.  bfioii  tom'ihcr, 

Hiui  xXfiq  a  roiK'h)   lyinn  on  the 

tame  bed,  rrcUninfi  on  the  samt 

couch ;     at    the    same  table  ;  a 

pnilner,  rnmpanion. 

'O/i«X/«T0(){,  -01),  i,  hy  ('"■•  «nnic, 

and  XjVrpoi' a  \w.>.\)  lying  in  th* 

same  bed,  partner. 

'O/ioXoy/w  ■•'■>,f  -i']ru),  p.  iIi/ioXi<)'i»«ii. 

(fr.  fc/.«t  like,  and  \iy>.!  lonpi-uk) 

to    assent,    content,    agtie,   r.on- 

crtlr  to  ;   to  arknoiilrdge,  eonfiss, 

declare  ;  to  vow,  promise,  engage, 

profits,    undirtakt ;     to   recti v 


OIVIO 

terms,  accept  conditions,  stiyti- 
lale  ;  to  affirm,  vouch,  hciir  uil- 
ntss  to  ;  to  give  hail,  (.'O  s>irtti/  ; 
to  rcsnnhlc,  nnstrcr,  lurrcujionil  ; 
to  praise,  comrmml ;  to  return 
thanks. 
OfiuXoynOfyra,  a.  sin.  of  bixoXoyr)- 
6iis,  -cTaii,  -<r,  |iass. — 'OfioXoyi'/- 
eai,  -aaa,  -iii',  n.  |>1.  -ff.ifrtf,  act. 
1  a.  par.  —  'OftiXiiyiiau],  -its, 
•CI,  1  I.  iiiil.  ncl,  — 'O/ioXoyi/oui, 


OMO 


OMn 


tlio   noise  of  wiUcr)  lo  utter  //le  0/ioB/iui,  2  f.  mid.  of  duvvfut. 
same  xound ;  lo  iiurtc,  consent,     i  'O/iuup/w  —  "Onovpoi,  Jon.  lur  buo 
' Ofidi,  •!), -di;  iikc,  siinittir  ;  even,'     pfui,  b/inpos 


-Pfy  ->h 


I  .1.  sub.  act.  of  last. 


'OfioXiyijaii,  -loi,  Att.  -cwi,  i),  (fr. 
biioXoyiw    lo   consent)    coiisciil, 
agreement  ;  confession,   acknow- 
ledgment. 
'OiioXuytirhs,  -a,-ov,  (fr.  same)  to 
be  con/tssed,  &c.    according  to 
tlie  verb. 
'Ouo\oyl<i,  -as,  >),  (fr.  i;if>{  like,  and 
Xiyti)  to  speak)   consent,  agree- 
ment,   assent  ;  acknowledgment, 
confession  ;    profession,  engage- 
ment ;    an   agreement,   bargain, 
composition,  terms. 
'O/ioXdyoji-ot,  b,  i,  (fr.  same)  using 
the   S'imt    words,   professing  the 
same  thing,  consenting,  agreeing 
with,  concordant,  unanimous. 
'OnoXoyov/iivui,    (fr.   bno\oylu>  to 
confess)    confessedli/ ,    avowedly, 
indisputably  ;  conformably  with; 
unanimously. 
' Oitn\oyovi'rc{,n.  -yoivTiiiv,  g.  cont. 
par.  pres.  act.  — 'O/noXuynvai,  3 
pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  and 
'Ofio^oyw,  ind.  — '0/ioAoyai>',  par. 

pres.  act.  cont.  of  bitoXoyfui. 
'0/ioX<iywf,   (fr.  bfioXAyos  agreeing 
with)  aptly,   suitably,  nijreealily, 
with   common  consent  ;    openly, 
confessedly,  avowedly. 
OfioiirJTpioi,  -oil,  b,fi,  (fr.  b/iif  like, 
and  iir/T7]p  a  mother)  bom  of  the 
same  mother. 
'Ofibv,  a.  sin.  of  Ofid;. 
'Ofiovotui  -(3,  (fr.  b^bi  like,  and  vo(u> 
to  think,  th.   vovi  the  mind)  to 
consent,  agree,  accord,  be  of  the 
same  opinion. 
'Oiidvoia,  -as,  7,  (fr.  same)  unani- 
mity, concord,    agreement,    har- 
mony. 
'Ofiooy'saioi  or  'O/jovaios,   -a,  -ov, 
(fr.  same,  and  Hv,  pres.  par.  of 
£i/ii  to  be)  of  the  same  essence, 
substance  or  nature,  similar. 
'OfioTrnTpiOf,  and'0/irfrarpof,-ou,  6, 
}l,  (fr.  same,  and  rraT/)p  a  father) 
sprung  from  the  same  father. 
Ofiopyvv,  Ion.   for  ui/jidpyvv,  3  sin. 

mipf  ind.  act.  of 
Ofi6(>yivfii,  and  hiApyvvfii,  f.  Ofudp- 
(w,  p.  wiiiip^a,  lo  wipe,  wipe  off  ox 
away  ;  to  impress,  mark,  stamp, 
brand  ;  to   imbue,  h-iliiluale,  ac- 
custom.  1   a.    ind.   act.  wfiop^a. 
I  a.  ind.  mid.  tjfjop^iiiitjf, 
'Ofiopfia  -H),  f.  -r'laii),  (fr.  of/opof  bor- 
dering) to  border  upon,  adjoin. 
OfiSp^w,  1  f.  ind.  act.  ofofiioyvvfii. 

'Oftopoi,  •ov,h,h,  (fr.  i//*?'''"^i  3nd       disposition  or  manner,  congenial; 
6pof   a  boundary)  bordering,  nd-f     unnnimnus,  agreeing, 
joining,  neighbouring  ;  friendtij,'Of,on,  (g.    of  bijbi  like)   together, 
connerted.       Subs,     a    borderer,       rdong  with  ;  altogether  ;  ei^ially. 


uniform  ;  the  same. 
Ojidani,  I  a.  inf.  act.  of  ($^vv/<i. 
'0/<o(Tt,  (fr.  bfifis  like)  in    the  same 

pbicc,  togtthir. 
"Qfioac,  Ion,  llir  uifioirc,  3  sin.  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  b/idu),  to  unite. 
'O^ioatxuipiu)  -w,(fr.  (ijiAot  to;;etiier, 
and  _^(o(j(u)  to  proceed)/')  advance 
logelhtr,  go  towards,  face,  meet. 
par.  1  a.  act.  bua<nx^''p''i<'''i- 
Ofiiiaiii,   2  sin.  ol  o/i<iow,  -pi,  -/;.  1 

a.  sub.  act.  of  d/ivvfii. 
'Ofioairiui   -ijj,   (fr.    bfioTi  together, 
and  (rlrni:  bread)  lo  eat  together, 
fed  at  the  same  tabic, 
'OfioaiTos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  ca<- 
ing  together,  who  eats  with  ano- 
ther, a  7ncssniale,  companion. 
'Ofinat:)}i'ia,   -ag,   l),  (Ir.  bfinif  toge- 
ther, and  <7K7itv  a  tent)  dwelling 
in  the  same  tent,  a  comrade  ;  a 
tent  or  the  party  living  in  it. 
'0/io(r/f»)i'(!w-u>,  (fr.  same)  loliveor 

he  in  the  same  tent. 
'Oft6(TiT}.ayxtos, -ov,  b,  l),  (fr.  same, 
and  cr7r)i.dYX^'oi>  an  intestine)  of 
the  same  bowels,  related,  kindred. 
'OfidavorCiug,  -ov,  b,  1;,  (fr.  i/ii;  the 
same,    and  aTrovhh  a  libation)  a 
partaker  of  the  same  libation  or 
?neal ;  a  confederate. 
'Oitnairopoi,  -on,  b,  i),  (fr.same,  and 
oTrtioM  to  sow)  o/'  the  same  seed, 
race  or  (ffspring. 
O^i'icari,  O^iSaans,   OfiAaaov,  Poet, 
for  o^dat),  3   sin.    1  a.  sub.   act. 
0ji6aaf,  par.  and  dixoaov,  inipr.  1 
a.  act.  of  (S^ii'ii/Ji 
'Ofioartxeiw  -w,  or-/u  -w,  {fr.  bfjov 
together,    and  arcix'^  'o  go)  to 
proceed,  go  or  march  together  ;  lo 
accompany,  attend. 
'0/((5oToiyof,  -ov,  h,  !),  (fr.  same, 
and  (TToT^'os  f  rank,  th.  areixm  to 
go)  placed  in  the  same  rank;  a 
companion. 
'OfidaroXui,  -ov,  b,  1),  {fr.  same,  and 
(TTf'XXw    to    adorn   or   to   send) 
adorned    alike ;     or  an    attend' 
ant. 
Oftdau),    1   f.   ind.  act.  of  oudu  or 

dftvviJii. 
'OfioriXcvroi,  -ov,  b,  !/,  for  bjioiori- 
Aturof,  (fr.   bjitii  the  same,  and 
TiXtvrti  an  end)  having  the  same 
end. 
Oftirtxvoi,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  same,  and 
Tixvn  II"  art)  of  the  same  trade. 
'Oiidrtpoi,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tiijfi  honour)  of  erpial  honour  or 
rank,   on   a  level    with.     Subs, 
a  peer. 
'OfioTpairel^oi,  -ov,  h,  f/,  (fr.   same, 
and  rprffft^a  a  tabic)  at  the  same 
table,  a  messmate,  companion. 
'Oiiirpo-noi,  -ov,b,  t),  {fr.  same,  and 
rp6vos  turn,    th.  rpirru  to   turn) 
of  the  same  turn  or  habit,  like  in 


neishboHT. 
OiiofifioOim  •&,  (fr.  same,  and  ^uOo( 


as  much,  alike ;   near,  almost,  at 
hand  ;  at  the  same  time. 
(420) 


OfidipoiTOi,   -01),  h,  )'/,  (fr.  bfiov  to- 
gether, and  ipoiTiiu)  to  go)  going 
along  with,uiconiji'inying.  Subs. 
a  companion,  atlemlnnt,  visiter. 
'Ofi6(l)pani,  a.    «in. — 'Oii6<ppovas, 

a.  pi.  o!  bftfhppuiv. 
'Ofto(ppovio)  -u>,  (fr.  bfibs  like,  and 
fpijv  the  mind)  to  be  ef  the  same 
mind,   .sentiment  or  opinion  ;  to 
agree,  consent,  conspire. 
'Ofioijipiiiv,    -ovoi,  b,  i},   (fr.  same) 
of  like  mind,  unanimous  concord- 
ant, agreeing,  harmonious,  con- 
genial. 
'OfidipiXoi,  -01),  b,  fi,  (fr.  6//if  same, 
and   (/)uX^   a   trib(>)  oj  the  same 
tribe,  class  or  kind. 
'Ofioi^Mviii)  -(5,  (fr.  same,  and  0u)v^ 
a    voice)    to  use  the  same  lan- 
guage ;   to  accord,  agree. 
'Oftdebijtvoi,  -ov,  b,    f/,    (fr.   same) 
using  the  same  language  ;  conso- 
nant, agreeing. 
'Ofioxpo'iri,  Ion.  for 'O^oYpo/oi-af, 
>;,   (fr.  Ijjibs  like,    and  ;yp<ia  co- 
lour) similarity  of  colour,  likeness 
of  complexion. 
'Ofioxpios,  -ovi,  -60V  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  alike   in  colour  ;  of  one 
colour. 
'Ofi6\pticl)oi,  -ov,  b,  h,  (fr-  same,  and 
>^f;0of   a   vote)    of  one  mind  or 
voice,  voting  on   the  same  siile ; 
having  the  same  right  of  voting. 
'O/iow    -w,    (6/joj  like)    to  join  to- 
gether, unite,  coalesce. 
Oftiu)  -w,  same  as  dfivvfii. 
'OnejiaKcs,  n.  pi.  of  6fi<pa^. 
OftcjiaKim,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  <i^(/<af  a  sour 
grape)  sour,  tart,   acid;  unripe, 
made  of  7inripc  fruit. 
OiJcpaKi^w,  f.  -tao),  p.  ijiy.4>dKiKa,  (fr. 
same )  lo  produce  sour  grapes  ; 
to  be  sour,  acid. 
O/KpdKiov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  the 

juice  of  sour  grapes. 
0^i<pa\6tii,    -eaaa,   -tv,  {fr.    next) 
having  a  navel  or  boss,  embossed. 
O/)0uXi)f ,  -ov,  b,  the  navel ;  a  boss  ; 
the  centre  of  an  army,  middle  of 
any  rounel  body. 
'Ofiifia^,  -oKOi,  I'l,  (perhaps  fr.  u^dj 
raw,    and    <pdy(i>    to    eat)  sour 
grapes,  unripe  fruit. 
O/)0(),  -5?,  ri,    a  divine  voice,  pro- 
phecy, oracle,  response. 
'OjiiiiOnvai,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  ofi/idw; 
or  by  Sync,  for  bfioiwOiivai,  1  a. 
inf.  pass,  of  ifioidia. 
OjtoijtoKn,  Att.  for  vijioKa,  per.  ind. 

act.  of  6jivvjii. 
'Omovv/ios,  -ov,  b,  }'i,  (fr.  i//3f  like, 
and  dvofia  a  name)   having  the 
some  name,  synonymous. 
'Oixup6(pioi,-ov,  0,  !i,  {fr.  same,  and 
oooipds  ;i  roofl  th.  epiipw  to  cover) 
a  tenant  of  the  sarpe  roef.   Subs. 
a  companion,  friejid. 
'0//w«,    (fr.    bijds   like)   similarly, 
alike;  equally,  ineliscriminately ; 
evenly,  uniformly  ;  in  like  man-    . 
ner,  just  as  ;  so,  also.     Or,  (fr, 
ci/)oS    altogether)  together   with, 
along  with  ;  almost,  nearly. 


ONE 

'O/iioi,  yet,  nevertheless,  however, 
notwiAslanding. 

'Ov,  and  uvtc,  a.  sin.  of  C;,  who. 

Ov,  neut.  of  011-,  ovaa,  -iiv,  pres. 
par.  of  £(^i,  to  be. 

'Ofaypos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  <S^osan  ass, 
and  dyptoi  wild)  a  wild  ass. 

'Orafiat,  pres.  ind.  mid.  —  Ovdftc- 
vos,  •It  -ov,  par.  pres.  or  Sync, 
for  ovriadiiivoi,  1  a.  par.  mid.  of 
6v7iiit. 

Ovai/iiiv,  -ato,  -atro,  Sync,  for  ovn- 
aaiftJiv,  1  a.  opt.  mid.  of  same, 
may  I  enjoy,  may  I  reap  the  be- 
nefit of,  may  I  be  happy. 

Ovap,  rd,  indecl.  a  dream.  Kar' 
<5i'ap,  in  a  dream. 

Ovdpiov,  -ov,  rd,  (dim.  of  6voi  an 
a?s)  a  young  ass,  coU. 

Oiaaci,  Dor.  and  *^ol.  for  ovfiau, 
3  sin.  of  ovfiaw,  -as,  -tt,  1  f.  ind 
act.  —  'Ovncdai,  pres.  inf.  or 
Sync,  for  on'/caaOai,  1  a.  inf. 
mid.  —  Ovdatjiji,  Dor.  and  Poet, 
for  ovn<riis,   2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act. 

of  dvrjfti, 

'Ovuffif,  Dor.  for  6vtjaii. 

OvduB'  ior  ovtiara,  n.  p\.  of 

'Ovtiap,  -arof ,  to,  (fr.  dvrjl"-  to  help) 
help,  assistance,  relief,  utility, 
advantage,  profit,  pi.  oviiara, 
feasts,  food,  victuals. 

Ovtiica,  cont.  oveiiri,  pi.  of  Svttiof. 

OvLiiitos  uT -Oio{,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  6vci- 
io{  reproach)  reproachful,  igno- 
minious, disgraceful  :  contume- 
lious, abuiiie,  insolent. 

OvctSa^tiv,  pres.  inf  act.  —  OvctSt- 
^dfttOa,  -^laBc,  1  and  2  pi.  pres. 
md.  pass.  —  Ovuii^dvroi,  sin. 
-^6nTu)v,  pi.  g.  par.  pres.  acl.  of 

OvciiiCii),  f.  -tau),  p.  uivciStKa,  (fr. 
duciooi  reproach)  to  reproach,  up- 
braid, censure,  blame,  find  fault 
with,  accuse;  to  vilify,  impf. 
ind.  act,  wvc^^i^oi'.  1  a.  mj.  act. 
uvcloiaa'  sub.  omilau),  ->ii,  -p. 
prei.  ind.  pass,  ovuoi^oitai. 

Orttitaaf,  -aea,  -av,  -avrof,  I  a 
par.  act.  —  Ovnilaaf,  Ion.  for 
uvtifiiaaf,  2  sin.  I  a,  ind.  act.  — 
OftlSiaov,  1  a.  impr.  act. — Ovu- 
ilactf,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  acl.  of 
last. 

Ovtliiafid,  -Sto(,  t3,  and  OvciSia- 
fiif,  -ou,  0,  (fr.  same)  reproach, 
rebuke,  censure,  abuse. 

OytifiiiTTliriii,  -it,  -iti,  (fr.  name) 
rejironrhful,  opprobrious. 

Ovfi^/<Tu<7i,  3  pi.  I  a.  dul).  act.  — 
Ovtif:im,    Alt.     for   oytiiiaiD,  1  f. 

ind.  act.  of  name. 
'Ovii/o^,  -los-ovf,  ri,  reproach,  re- 

hiikr,  cenin,ire ;    disgrace,    bhme, 

I  Ignominy  ;  praise,  fame,  honour, 
'Orjioj,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  diviu  I'l  help) 

assistint, helping  ;  priffitable,  ail- 

vantiifrous. 
'Oftipif,  -<{ra(.  ri,  game  aa  dvap, 

noi  iixcd  in  inc  n. 
Ovtinnrn.    -itiv,     ri,   (pi.    of    lout) 

Poet,  for  iviipn,  n.  pi,  of  ivii- 

pov. 
Ovclpciof,  -a,  -oy,  (fr.  ^vapadrcam) 

0/  steep  ;  nf  or  in  a  dream. 
Ovtipoirp/rnf,  -a,  0,  Dor.  for 
OfUpoKptrrn,  -uu,  h,  (fr.  intp'jv  a 


ONO 

dream,  and  xplvu  to  judge)  an 
interpreter  of  dreams. 

OvtipoTTuXos,  -oil,  6, »),  (fr.  same,  and 
iroXf'u  to  be  conversant)  an  in- 
terpreter of  dreams,  diviner. 

'Oictpus,  -ov,  b,  and  'Oieipov,  -ov, 
TO,  (fr.  6vap  a  dream)  a  dream, 
vision,  d.  sin.  Ovcipia,  g.  pi. 
Ovcipijjv. 

OvTjSi/iai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  —  'Ovrj- 
fiai,  same  as  'Oiu//ai,  pres.  md. 
mid.  of  dyrifii. 

Ovi'iiteyoi,  pres.  par.  pass,  of  dvij- 
liai  for  6yanat,  mid.  of 

'OvTjiJt,  and  Oyiyrini,  f.  oyi'iatii,  p. 
(iyrjKa,  to  help,  aid,  assist,  suc- 
cour ;  to  projit,  beneft,  do  good. 
pres.  mid.  dvSfiat  or  oviyaftai,  to 
reap  benefit  or  advantage,  receive 
the  fruits  of,  enjoy ;  to  gratify, 
please,  delight.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
livjjaa.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  ovfjaofxai.  1 
a.  mid.  md.  lavrjadjiriv,  -0),  -aro' 
opt.  oyrjaaifitjv,  -aw,  -airo.  cont. 
oyaint}v,  -aio,  -atro. 

'Ovrifii,  and  Ovdw,  to  blame, censure, 
Jind  fault  with.  mid.  dyajxai. 

'Oyrjaa,  Ion.    for  wvriaa,    1    a.  ind 
act. — 'Oyi^cat,  1  a.  impr.  mid. — 
Oyt'idtat,  Ion.  for  oyijari.  2  sin.    1 
f.  ind.  mid.  —  Ovijctt,  3  sin.  1  f. 
ind.  act.  of  dvTjiii. 

Oyfjatfios,   -ov,   b,   i;,    (fr.   dvfj/ii   to 
profit)  useful,  proflatdc,  advan 
tagcous.     A  proper  name. 

'Oviiaii,  -tos,  Alt.  -tu){,  I'l,  (fr.  di'i]- 
fii  to  profit)  utility,  advantage, 
fruit,  benefit,  profit ;  assistance, 
aid,  help. 

Ovriai(pupoi,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  last,  and 
(^ipm  to  bear)  bringing  assist- 
ance, advantageous,  profitable. 
Subs,  a  proper  name. 

'Oyrjao,  pres.  impr.  of  6yr]f"ii,  for 
dya/iai,  pass,  of  dir/fii,  to  profit, 

Oyrtrif,  -II, -iv,  (fr.  dyrj^i  to  profit 
or  blame)  uscjul,  profitable,  ad' 
vantageous;  culpable,  blameable. 

OvrJTuip,  -opoq,  b,  useful ;  a  man's 
name. 

OiO^jAttiu,  or  OvOvXciiii,  (fr.  next) 
to  besmear  or  mix  with  ilung, 
adulterate;  to  manure  a  field  ;  to 
leeaon  dishes. 

'OvOof,  -ov,  4,  dung,  ordure,  ma- 
nure. 

OyYuuf,  -fi,  -dy,  (fr.  6yo(  an  ass)  of 
or  belonging  to  an  ass,  drawn  or 
wrought  by  an  ass. 

Oytyrjat,  3  ein.  pres.  ind.  acl.  of 
oytyriiii,  Hamc  as  6yrifi. 

'OyoiTo,  .3  Bin.  pres.  0(il.  nfiyuitat, 
or  2  a.  opt.  mid.  of  oiiiu,  same 
a.i  dyrtfii. 

OvoKtyTiivpof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  6vff(  on 
aHN,  nnri  x/yravpor  a  centaur)  the 
ust-centaur. 

'Oyofi'  for 

'Oyo/ia,  Poet.  Ovyo/ia,  J^''.o\.  'Ow 
fin,  -Sto(,  ri,  a  name,  title; 
fume,  renown  ;  a  charur.trr,  re- 
putation ;  a  pretence  ;  the  name', 
of  n  thing  ;  a  vnrd,  noun. 
Oyii/init,  Ion.  for  ui'i$;in(r,  3  din. 
impf  ncl. — Oio/j<i(iiv,  pre*,  inf. 
art.  —  Oio/(a(J/aO(u,  3  »in.  prcK. 
impr.  pas*.  —  OyondCcTui,  3  sin./ 
(■«2J) 


OINX 

pres.  ind.  pass.  —  Ovona^iftevos, 
par.  pres.  pass,  of 

Oio/ia'^u).  f.  -aatii,  p.  taydfiaxa,  (fr. 
dyofia  a  name)  to  name,  call, 
mention,  declare,,  utter  ;  to  cele- 
brate, praise,  sing  of;  to  call 
upon,  invoke,  pres.  opt,,  act. 
ovofid^oiut,  -on,  -of  inf.  ovond^t- 
IV.  pres.  par.  pass,  ovo/io^iifitiof. 
per.  ind.  pass.  wvSjiaofiai.  1  a» 
ind.  pass.  tavojiduBriy,  -rn,  -rj. 

Ovoftd^uv,  par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 

'Oyoiiai,  f.  oioaonai,  (fr.  ovdui  to 
blame)  to  blame,  censure,  reprove, 
find  fault  with.  1  a.  md.  mid. 
ii)vo(7d^i]y. 

Qyojxaivi^,  f.  -avut,  (fr,  6vo)ia  a 
name)  to  name,  call  by  name. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  wvojiTiva'  sub.  ovo' 

fifjVO). 

Ovo^ioKptTOi,  -ov,  b,  a  proper  name, 

OvuftaaOcv,  JE,o\,  and  Bosot.  for 
oiyoyincOii<!av,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  oiofid^u). 

Ovo^aci,  d,  pi.  of  6vO)ia. 

Ovoyiaaia,  -as,  i^,  (fr.  6yoyia  a  name) 
nomination,  calling,  naming  ;  a 
name,  appellation. 

0)'o/ia(TT(,  (fr.  same)  by  name. 

Ovoftaartkoi,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  same) 
nominative,  naming. 

Ovofiaarui,-)!,  -by,  (fr.  same)  nam- 
ed, catted ;  famed,  celebrated. 

Ovdjiara,  -an,  -aroi,  -druy,  cases 
ol  dyoiia. 

Ovo/taroypnilita,  -ai,  >),  (fr.  same, 
and  ypd<p(j>  to  write)  a  writing 
or  catalogue  of  names. 

Ovdiiriva  -as,  -t.  Ion.  for  o)v6fir)va, 
1  a.  ind. —  Ovofifjio), -11^,-7].  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  ovojtuiyii). 

'Ovoi,  -ov,  b,  f],  (perhaps  fr.  ivrjfit. 
to  help)  an  ass  ;  an  insect  sup- 
posed to  be  a  centipede  ;  a  lo- 
cust ;  the  upper  mill-slorie ;  <«, 
spindle,  axle-tree  ;  ajar  with  two 
ears  or  handles, 

OydaacTui,  Poet,  for  oviatrat,  .3 
sin.  1  f.  mid.   of  ovdui,  same   as 

dVTIlJlt. 

Ovoarbs,     -i),     -by,    (fr.     Ayrifit     ta> 

blame)  to  be  blamed,  blameable. 
Oyord^u),  same  as  iyriitt  or  ovdu). 
Oi'OToi,  -i),  -by,  (fr.  same)  blame 

able,  culpable,  faulty. 
OvoipopPbi,  -oh,  b,  ri,  (fr.  dyof  an  ass, 
and  (fiiplioi  to  (cvA)  feeding  asses. 
Oy6oi,  .see  Aytjfit. 

'Ovrn, — 'Ovras, — 'OvTtf,  — 'Oi/ri, 
— 'Oyrof, — 'OiTuii',  cases  of  uvi 
oijaii,  by,  par.  pres.  of  ti/i(. 
'Ovrtta,  a.  sin.  of  Sotk. 
'OvTiDi,  (fr.  lii',  pres.   par.  of  ttfil 
to  be)  really,  in  reality,  in  truth, 
trull/. 
'OvTuv,  All.    nnil  Ion.  tiJi^ruii',  for 
>loav,  3  pi.  impf.   ind.  of  ti/ii,   to 
itt. 
'Ow)ia,  -arof,  ri,  i^5ol.  (or  dyo/ia. 
Oyviia^ii,  -at,  -c,  A'~.(i\,  and    Poet. 
for  iiivbiiaaa,    1    a.  ind.    acl.  — 
Om/Kifo/KK,   JFjo\.   for  oyoftdoo- 
pgi,  1  f.  mid,  of  uvofirl^ui. 
'Oi'i'f,  -K;^;of,  t,  n  nail,  hoif,  clam  ; 
a  precious  stmie,   onyx  ;  a  kind 
of  spice,  onyclia,   n.    pi,   ivi^tf, 
0.  <<Mifi,  Ion.  ovi')(^iBai, 


OST 

Ovii;^/^ii>i  f.  -To'ui,  p.  wri'i'y^iMi,  (Tr. 
last)  to  rlrtw,  srrtitrh  ;  to  rtil  llif 
jioiLs  ;  to  riivide  lite  htm/;  to  mark, 
note,  examiiu  ;  tnfiutsli^fineh/. 

Ori'Xtof,  -on,  Ti),  (fr.  same)  «  tillU 
null ;  an  oiii/r  xlonr. 

On'YI(T^if,  -of',   i,    (IV.  otv)^ll^u>    to 

S(>rit  tlic  hoof,  ill.  rfii'f  a  liool) 
the  division  of  the  hoot  or  claw. 

Orv\iirTiif>, -fipni,  h,  (fr.  same)  a 
uinl  or  cliiw,  titc  division  of  the 
hoof. 

'OvuvK,  -((^Os,  II,  a  kmil  of  lierb. 

Ofn'A^i),  -tjs,  i),  (fr.  oii'i  sharp,  urul 
SXfiTi  piclilc,  til.  (jXj  salt)  (in  arid 
pickle. 

O^ii,  d.  sin.  of  o(i'>f. 

OJfio,  II.  fern,  of  o(i''5. 

Ofti'd,  ami  Off'<i,  (fr.  same)  acute- 
li/,  sharplt/,  shiitli/,  l(iu<tli/. 

Off7rt,  n.  fern.  —  Oftrni',  a.  fetn. 
but  —  Off  idi',  Dor.  for  o^adv,  fr. 
pi.  fern.  — Oic^;5i,  Ion.  for  u(t/- 
ni?,  d.  pi.  feni.  of  same. 

Off'uv",  (Ir.  ofOt  sharp)  nruUhj, 
shnrply,  shrilly  ;  qttirkly^  swiftly, 
speedily. 

'Ofo«,  -toi  -ovg,  rd,  (fr.  same)  fine- 
gar,  acid. 

Oft',  -ioi,Tb,  (fr.  same)  a  point, 
edge,  sharpness,  keenness  ;  quick- 
ness, speed. 

Ofi',  (fr.  same)  sharply,  acutely, 
shrilly  ;  keenly ;  quickly,  swift- 
ly, speedily. 

Oft',  neut.  oV  same. 

O^vjiMKbi,  -;),  -OV,  and  Ofii/?cX»'j{, 
-hi  -out,  6,  ('/,  (fr.  ofij  sharp,  and 
j3f'Aof  a  dart)  sharp  pointed  ; 
quickly  hurling  or  darting  a  ja- 
velin. 

O^vyapov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  ofOf  sharp, 
and  ydpov  a  pickle)  apicklemade 
of  vinegar. 

O^vyyiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  Lat.  axun- 
gia)  the  grease  of  a  wheel  ;  fat, 
tallow. 

0^vypa<poi,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  efuf  quick, 
and  ypa'(/iu)  to  write)  quickly 
writing. 

O^vicpKrii,  -ioi  -ovs,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  ofi'j 
sharp,  and  SipKta  to  see)  sharp- 
sighted,  quick-sighted,  penetrat- 
ing. 

OivvKoU,  -as,  fi,  (fr.  ofi/f  sharp, 
and  0X0)1  hearing,  ih.  oKoiut  to 
hear)  quickness  of  liearing,  good 
hearing. 

0^i6viio;,  -ov,  b,  !„  (<r-  same,  and 
^Vfihi  the  mind)  sunft  to  u-rath, 
irax<'^hte,  angry,  hasty,  passion- 
ate, rholtric. 

O(i)0i>i''i,  -a?,  '},  (fr-  same)  irasci- 
bility, hastiness,  passion,  anger, 

O^VKnuCii/i;,  -ov,  h,  Ij,  (fr.  same,  and 
KilpSta  the  heart)  angry,  enrag- 

OfuniyT/rJf,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  ofuj  quick, 

and  Ktvio)  to  move)  quickb/  mon- 

ing,    eojnly    or  quickly   moved ; 

liasty,  precipitate,  irascible,  pas-- 

sioTuite. 
O^VfidX-roi,  -ov,  h,  n,  (fr.  same,  and 

/idXri)  a  sone,  th.  fii^zii)  to  sing) 

shrtekinn,  loud  wailing. 
0(vvT))n,  -ijooi,  0,  (fr.  o^ii  sharp) 

a  knife. 


OIIE 

Os'iii'u),  r.  -Di'(3,  p.  ui^vyKO,  (fr, 
same)  to  sharpen,  uhtt. 

Ofi'dfis,  -fiTo-ii,  -CI',  (fr.  same) 
sliarp,  kern,  pointed. 

O^vptniK,  or  Ofn/i/jtiri)?,  -lot;  -ovi,  b, 
i),  and  O^vpliuvoi,  -on,  b,  t'l,  (fr. 
same,  and/i»7ru)  to  lean)  moving 
quickly,  vrrsntitc,  chungcahlc  ; 
quick,  speedy,  sirifh 

O^i'i,  -c7ti,  -V,  acute,  sharp,  keen ; 
acid,  sour  ;  shrill,  Invd,  piercing ; 
intense,  severe  ;  quirk,  speedy, 
nimhle,  swift,  active. 

O(vc')(oivoi,  -01',  b,  II,  (fr.  last,  and 
ayoivoi  a  buliush)  haling  sharp 
rushes. 

O^i'Tiooi,  -a  Ion,  -;;,  -oi',comp.  of 
ofiif, 

Ot'BrjK,  -1?"^,  1^,  (fr.  o^ii  sharp) 
shaipncss,  acutcncss,  kenrness  ; 
an  edgi,  point  ;  acidity,  sour- 
ness;  swiftness,  spied,  cekrily, 
quickness. 

Ofuru/ios,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  same,  and 
rifivdi  to  cut)  sharp  cutting, 
sharp,  keen. 

Oforoi'os,  -uv,  b,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tiivo}  to  slrotch)  sharp  toned, 
shrill  ;  whizzing. 

Oft3i/>p(i)j',  -oi'os,  li, )),  (fr.  same,  and 
ippfiv  the  mind)  quirk  in  thought. 

O^vycip,  -poi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
^c'lp  the  haiul)  quick  handed, 
ready  ;  light-ftngered ,  thievisli. 

Ofi);^oXof , -on  b,  »;  (fr.  same,  and 
;\;oX»)  anger)  choleric,  passionate, 
haaty. 

"Oov,  Poet,  for  ov,  g.  of  u'f 

'On'  for  oTTu,  a.  sin.  of  6\{,', 

"Omi,  Dor.  for  ii-m]  or  oTrws, 

OKa!>iio  -d,  (fr.  OTra'^u)  to  follow)  to 
fnthnv,  attend,  accompany,  go 
with  ;  to  give  asuistance,  help. 

Otoi^oj,  -oil,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  com- 
panion, attendant,  follower,  imi- 
tator. 

Ora^rt/jti'Oj,  prcs.  par.  pass,  of 

OTtril^u),  f.  -dau),  to  follow,  pursue  ; 
to  overtake,  come  up  with,  press 
upon  ;  to  cause  to  follow,  pro- 
vide an  attendant  or  companion  ; 
to  attend,  accompany  ;  to  provide, 
furnish,  give,  bestow,  offer. 

Otiioi',  -ov,  to,  (fr.  OTTri  a  hole)  the 
mouth  of  a  pitcher;  a  chimney, 
flue,  funnel. 

'OTtaviKo,  Dor,  for  b-rniKiKa. 

'Oiraira,  -Hf,  -£,  Ion.  for  uirraaa,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  —  Oirn'o-ai,  1  a.  inf. 
act. —  OttuVu?,  ./EoI.  OTrauaij,  1 
a.  par.  act.  —  O-rrnaaaii,  Poet. 
for  oTTaaats,  2  sin.  1  a.  opt.  act. 
—  Omiaati,  Poet,  for  oirdaci,  1  f. 
ind.  act.  —  Oni'iaaaro,  Ion.  and 
Poet,  for  wTrn'craTO,  3  sin.  of  (omi- 
adftriv,  -io,  -aro,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
o-rd^u). 

"Onarpo;,  -ov,  b,  tj,  Sync,  for  bji6- 

irarpoi. 
Offauf,  and  'Oirrfwv,  -ovo(,  b,  i/,  (fr. 
OTrn'^o)   to  attend,  or  iiT<x>  to  fol- 
low)   an   attendant,  companion, 
servant. 
"Onto,  neut.  of  bavcp. 
OiTtvw,  Oviircvu),  and  OirtnTtvta,  to 
look  at,   view,  behold  ;  to  look  or 

I     wait  for  omens. 

'      (422) 


oni 

OttIoiv,  -uivni,  b,  Ion.  for  offduw. 

OiTi), -i((, /(,  (perhaps  fr.  dTrro^ai  to 
see)  u/i';/c,  apirturr,  opening. 

"Omi,  where;  ufhilhrr,  which  way  ; 
wherever  ;  in  whatevc  way,  /low, 
by  what  means. 

Oniiiiu),  for  onaiiiii  —  Ontiiis,  -ov, 
h,  for  07ru(5(ij. 

'Oirr;i'(Va,  (jr.  oirot  where,  andi'ivl- 
Kn  when)  when,  whenever. 

OiTi)rtov,  -ov,  Ti,  (fr.  oTri)  a  hole)  cm 
awl,  hodkin. 

0)T?,  d.  sin.  of  6\\i. 

OttkU'cIs,  -II,  -uv,  (fr,  i5n-cs  dread)  to 
be  feared,  dreaeled,  revereel. 

Oiri^ero,  Ion.  for  wrrl^cro,  3  sin. 
impf.  ind.  of 

Om^ojiat,  (fr.  (5rif  dread)  to  re- 
gard, respect,  reverence,  revere, 
drcael  ;  to  take  care  of ;  to  re- 
venge, punish  ;  to  repay,  re- 
compense, pres.  par.  otri^iftt- 
vos. 

'OmOev,  Dor.  and  Ion.  for  ima- 
Ocv. 

'Ojtiv,  a.  sin.  of  drrts. 

'Oniov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  orbq  juice)  the 
juice  of  the  poppy,  opium,  lau- 
elanum. 

OTtnTTivovr''  for  OTriirrtfioi'ra,  a.  sin. 
of  oiriTTcvbtv,  pres.  par.  act.  of 

OnrrtiJu)  and  OttittcOw,  for  oTjTiiibt, 
same  as  d-nnmai. 

'Omj.  -'rfos,  fi,  (perhaps  fr.  'i-nojxai 
to  follow)  divine  vengeance, 
punishment,  revenge ;  regard, 
care,  consideration  ;  respect,  awe, 
dread. 

OTTiaaiifiu),  (fr.  oirlao)  back,  and 
(iaivo)  to  go)  a  going  backward. 

'OmaOcv,  (fr.  oniao)  back,  and  Stv 
from  a  place)  behind,  in  the 
rear,  at  the  back,  backwards, 
back  ;  after,  afterwards  ;  here- 
after ;  back  again. 

OvlaOtoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  poste- 
rior, hinder,  coming  after  or  from 
behind. 

OmaOiiai,  backwards,  from  behind; 
after,  eit  the  back. 

OniaOdi^cTos,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  iziaOcv 
behind,  and  Si<a  to  tie)  tied  be- 
hintl. 

Oma06(]oiioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
fV/iu)  to  build)  the  rear  of  a 
lutuse  ;  the  treasury  at  Athens, 
so  called  because  it  was  at 
the  rear  of  the  temple  of  Mi- 
nerva. 

OnicOAn^poToi,  -ov,  b,  ^,  (fr.  same, 
and /Jprfrof  a  mortal)  /"oWoium^ 
mortals,  existing  after  eleuth,  sur- 
viving, eternal. 

OviaOdvofioi,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same, 
and  vi'/iiD  to  feed)  /fcrfui^  trre- 
gularly  or  scattered ;  moving 
backwards  vihile  feeeling. 

OviaOuTtovi,  -ohoi,  b,  hi  (fi"'  same, 
and  roof  a  fool)  following.  Subs. 
(171  atlcnelant,  servant. 

OTnrrOi'jTovoi,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tcivo)  to  stretch)  stretched 
beick.  Subs,  the  rope  which  fast- 
ened the  hands  behind  the  back. 

OTTioOof/iai'ws,  (fr,  s;lme,  and  ipalvit. 
to  appear)  backwards. 

Oiaauj  Poet,  for  oniao). 


onA 


onT 


OPA 


backv-ard ; 

hereafter; 

past,  gone 


Oxl<TTCO0Si  -n,  -ov,  comp.  Otioth- 

TOf,  sup.    of  next,  laltr,   latest, 

Latt  ;  after. 
Oxlaii),  behind,  bach, 

after,      afterwards, 

back  again,  agmn  ; 
^  in/. 

OvXa,  pi.  of  ii-^Xov. 
'OxA/ii,  a.  sin.  of'OirXcv;,  a  man's 

name. 
'OizXccdai,  pres.  inf.  oforXo/iai 
'OirXfu  -i,  same  as  iirXi^w. 
'OtrXiuv,  Ion.  for   birXCjv.  g.  pi.  of 
'0»A^,  -Tii,  li,  (fr.  os-Xof  a  wsapon) 

a  Aoo/",  c/au.',  nmi. 
'OirAjfw,  f.   -Tffu,   p.   wnXiKQ,  (fr. 

same)   to  arm,  jnipve,    equip, 

accoutre,  pres.  ind.  pass.   oxXi- 

^Oftaf  inf.  i'xXi^crOat.    1  a.  mid. 

Ind.  uieXiadfttjr,  -w,  -are"   impr. 

oVAjirati  -daOw. 
'OvXiaaadt,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  mid.  of 

last. 
0»rXiff/<a,-uTOf,  t3.  and'OirAic^ij, 

•ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  In.  erAoi«  a  wea- 
pon] an  armament. 
'OmXiadiitda,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 

bwXl^u,. 
'OirXiffTiij,  -oF,   i,    (fr.  hvX(^ii>   to 

arm,  th.  ojrAov  a  weapon)  an  or- 

moiirer,  one  wlio  provides   amis  ; 

an  armed  man,  soldier. 
'OsXtrivui,  f.    -ciau),    (fr.    next)  to 

bear  arms  ;  to  strvr  in  the  heavy 

armed  infantry  ;  to  command  tite 

heavt/  armid  troops. 
'OrXiTTif,  -ev,  b,  (fr.  oirXoi' a  wca 

pen)  a  heavy  armed  soldier;  a 

warrior. 


to  bear)  to  bear  arms  ;  to  act  as\     of  or  Monging  to  the  sight,  opti- 

armour-bearer.  cat,  visiial. 

'O-rXcipopos,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same)  an  OnriXos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  the  eye. 

ani'.iiur-beartr.  yOTrOfiai,     f.     ciifofini,    p.    u^/iai, 

'Orocurdf,    -tjv,    b,    i';,    (fr.    fi7r/j«  j     -x^at, -■!:Tai,lo  see,  bthold,  view, 

where,  and  odviiov  soil )  of  ivhal      look ;  to  see  to,  look  to  ;  to  lie  seen  ; 

country  ? 
'OTTddtr,  and  Poet.  bi:r:60ti',  samcj 

as  vdbcv.  I 

'O-ui,  same  as  jrof.  ' 

'OiTotoi,    -a,    -ov,     (fr, 


uhat,  of  what  sort  or  manner,  of 

v^h'jtkind;  such,  such  as,  like  as. 
Oirif,  -ov,  b,  thejuic^  of  the  Jig-tree, 

sup. 
'OrdffaKif,  (fr.  ordffof  how  many) 

how  many  linus  ?  how  often  7 
'O-ruaiiy,  a.  sin.  of  isdcoj. 
'Ozoauvovv,  (fr.  bzdaof  how  much, 

and    Qvv    however)    somewhat, 

somehow,  some  feu;  a  tiltle. 
'Oiriaoi,  Poet.  'OirsJaof,  -i;,  -ov, 

(fr.  offof  how  great)  how  great  ? 

how  targe  ?  how  many  ?  how  nu- 
merous 1   as  graat,  at  many,  as 

much. 
'OTzirat;   (fr.  orrdTt  when,    and  av 

-soever)  whensoever,  whenever; 

since,  cmce. 
'Or(ir£,  and  Poet.  'O-n&rc,  (fr.  ttoW 

when)    when,   sumilimis,    once, 

Slice,  long  ago. 
'OiriTLpof,     -a,    -ov,    (fr.    ireirrpoj 

which)  which  of  the  two,  whclhir, 

whichei.er. 
'0:rui'i  (fr.  izov  where)  where,  wlien, 

situ:e  ;  whither  ;  u'/urca.'. 
'Oirouyc,    (fr.    last)  since,    treing 

tliat. 


to  seem,  appear.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
iiipdt)v,-iii,-r}.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  00- 
Oi'/aoiiat.  1  a.  mid.    ui|a^);f,  -la, 
-uro*  sub.  i^^Ufiai, 
oioi   such) '  Orrdf,  -i),  -or,  (fr.  OTTTau)  to  roast) 


of 


'OirXiTlK0(,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  last)  of  or|'07t7Ti,    Dor.  for  oVrij,   which  for 
btlongint;  to  the  heavy  armed  i7i.[     bit^Oiv,  same  as  noOcv. 
fantry.  composed  of  heavy  armed  'Oirnij,  Poi-I.  for  Jr/j  and  oirov. 


tnlflieri. 

'OrXoooTiui  -ii,  (fr.  uvXov  a  wea- 
pon, ami  f^iouifn  lo  give)  tn  dis- 
trxlrutr,^ive  or  fur  nixh  with  arms. 


'Oirriika,  Dur.  for  onrort 
'Or»o<r£,  any  where. 
'Oirror'  for  'OirTiirt,  Poet. for oirdrt. 
'Oi:7ror/pi7i',  Ion.  for  -Qnv,  a.  sin. 
'OirAoOi}«>),  -»){,  li,   (fr.   sanw,  and!     — 'OzvaTiooiaiv,i.  pi.  Ion.  of 
tWii/ii  to  place)  an  armnry,  f/ii.j'OjTTrrfrtpof,  Poet,  for  iriirfpof. 
liVitii  ii'iii-.  lOiTTu^'ifiui,    (mid.    of  next)  to  br 

'Or'  ,  (fr.  «ame,  and  A/-I     seen,  appear,  seem. 

^   y"  '  J  '"  roUert  arms.         Ojrrd(u>,  (fr.  6-roiini  to  sec)  to  see, 

'OwXofiai,  same  aa  buXH^u).  view. 

'0»Ao^<J;^/ui -(i,  f.  -({cuj,  (fr.  STrXoi-iOirruA/oj,    -a,  -or,  (fr.    oirra'u  to 
a  wi-.ipon,  and  fid^^oitm  tofi(;ht)       roast)  masted,  broiled, 
to  fight    with  arms,  engage  in' 0;TTai'6fHvo(,  ]irc9.   par.  paiw.  of 

Ovrdtw,  Hamc  as  iitTofiai. 


tmltir. 
'O'nXofia^la,    -af,    q,   (fr.    Maine) 

an   armed  combat,  engagement, 

ha/tle. 
'OrXofi6ya(,  -oi ,  b,  (fr.  name)  on 

armea  rnmlmlnnl,  warrior. 
'OitXbi',  -oh,  ri,  an  inttrumitit,  im- 

plrmtnt ;  a  uitipon  of  (ilfi-ncc  or 

lif.fonr.i-  ;  a   shirld,  piece  of  or- 

Ti     '.-^i,    arms, 

;  ryi/i/c 


mour,  mrul. 
wrapnnt,  or 
ments,  npj 
ringing. 

'0»Xo»oiA*  -u 

lo  mat 
'0»Aor<f. 

R.  pl.of 
'0»A(JrfOi){,  -a,  -or,  (romp.  fr.  «» 

Xof  .1  «<'.l|i'ili)  rn'i'f  fit  for  l.rar- 
inil  atrii.',  murr  arliir^  nlftngrr, 
yii'i-ifrr.     Sup.  b-!rXiTi:To(. 

Or  \u  ;   oi'.i  -ui,  (fr.  Bum'  ,  aii'U''''>' 


Tr.  lint,  and  woitu 
•irmi, 
('•r  bMXerfpuVf 


Oirraala,  -u{,  1),  (fr.  osriiCw  tOKCO, 

ill.  Arrofiat  tft  see)  a  uiWri,  a/<- 

jinrilinn,  sight. 
Oirn/w,  and  Oirriu   -«,  f.  -ijow,  p. 

uiirrtixa,  lo  roarl,  brad,  rouk,  dress, 

bakr.    pur.    ind.    pM*.    liirriifiat, 

•  aoif^Ttti. 
OiTTfi'/icvot,  Dor.    Cnr  «nra(''firvo<, 

pre*,  par.  puim.  i-(«iit.  ufa»r/<<, 

H.imn  A*  urri<w. 
Oirri,,  Dor.    for  ott^,  3  nin.  proii. 

ind.  roiiL  —  Ojrri|fl»A,  -tiaa,  -iy, 

1  a.  par.  pan*,  of  oirriii.i, 
OiTT!)p,-^oof,  o,  (fr.  irriiimt  lOHCo) 

n  tirwer,  ubstrtrr,  tyryi  ilnrn, 
'OrrqvK,  -io{,  Att, -ji.;i,</,  (fr.  oir- 

rrfw   In   rnant)  a  roiuling,  broil- 

int,  eiKilnv, 
0rrf,9i.)iiif,  I  pi.  <>(owT/jti»,-p(f-fi, 

1  n.  «ub,  nci.  of  aamo, 
■  '^'"y<<<(,  -'),  if,  (fr,  dnTQuai  t9$QC) 
{413) 


roasted,  ba);ed. 
Orri,  Dor.   for  ojttuu,   g.  sin. 

last. 
O-viui,  to  cohaliil  ;  to  marry  or  be 

married,  take  to  wife.  impf.  ind. 

wTuiov,  -n,  -I.  pres.  ind.   pass. 

OTTviujiai. 

'Oru-ii,  Att.  for  wra,  per.  ind. 
mid.  —  Os-uTTit,  3  sin.  and  Oiru- 
TTtffav,  3  pi.  Ion.  of  OrrwTfiv,  -£K, 
-£i,  Att.  for  liircir,  ppcr.  ind. 
mid.  of  OT7-0//IJI. 
Oiruir:^,  -ftf,  i;,  (fr.  dirro/iai  to  see) 
<Ae  si^ht,  vision ;  a  sight,  view  ; 
ajrjiearnnct,  aspect, 
0-u)7ri7Ti)p,  -ftpos,  &,  (fr.last)  aneih- 

server,  cyewilnrss,  spidalor. 
Oirupa,  -us,   I/,  (fr.  osdj  the  sap, 
and  (jpii    ihe   seiison)    autumn, 
autumnal  frail ;  ailvunred  age. 
O-Kupiu,  All.  for  onuplaci,  3  sin.  1 
f.  ind.  act.  —  OrruipuDvnj,  Dor. 
and  yEol.  for  ovuipiuiiTCi,  Att. 
for  nniiipiaovTK,  n.  pi.  1   f.   par. 
act.  of 
Oruipl'^ii',  f.  -('ffoi,  .\lt.  -Yoi,  (fr.  otuI- 
pu  autumn)  to  cathrr   autumnal 
fruits,    brim;   home  luirvist ;    to 
eat  the  autumnal  fruits. 
Onuiptiii,  -i),  -ii;   (fr.  sanic)  au- 

tuniual. 
OT!wpiaiii<,  -or,  o,   (fr.   same)   au- 
tumnal fruits,  vintage,  harvest,  i 
OziitputpvXdkioi;  -OI',  Ti,  (fr.  same, 
and  <(ivXnaau)  lo  preserve)  a  place 
for  kieping  autumnal  fruits ;    a 
granary ;  a  shnl. 
'OffWf,  (ir.  nwi  how)  how,  by  what 
means,    in    ti-hnt    mnnner ;    as, 
Ithe,  so  that,  thai,  to  the  aid  that, 
tlius,  when. 
'Ozijooi'i',  (fr.  last)  howsoever. 
'Opa,  (pres.  impr.  act.  of  bpiSio  lo 
see,   used  adv. )  uc,  look  to  it, 
take   herd,  Imiare.    'Opa  filt^ see 
thou  du  it  nut,  hnrarr. 
'Up(i,  3  nin.  prcD.  ind.  act,  coiil. 
—  'Opa,   prm.   impr.   conl.   — 
'Opili'    for    ipii  rt,    t   pi.    pre*, 
imju.  art.  —  Op^c^  net.  'OpiJff- 
Oai,    paiM,    pros.    inf.   coiit,  of 
iipdu, 
'Opufia,  -Hrof,  ri,  and  'OpufinriiT- 
fii(,-aD,  b,  ond'Op'iirK,  -ia(^Atli 
•iu<,     ti,    (fr.    ipt/w    to  ncu)  a 
sight,  viswn,  nppt'iranr^.  d.   kin. 
bp4fiaTi> 
'Opn/ifot, -or,6,(rr. /p/i'/ivnc  n  thorny 

Khrlib)  a  buueh,  hrnnrh,  luig, 
OpS\ii,  -u,  b,  A.ii\.  for  ovparit' 
'Opdtii,<\.  —'OpdacttfU.  a.  v.  pi. 

ronl.  oflipdaif. 
'Opami,   3  Kill.    pre*,   ind.   mid. 
colli.  —  '()p.iro,  Ion.   toi    Jip.1- 
ro,  8  kin.    iinpf.  paax.  ooDt.   of 
badit>. 


OPK 

'Opiri^f,  ko(>>  i,  (fr.  &piio)  to  sec)  a 
spiftiilory  ofcsfrtrr,  ri/ncitncsx. 

'OpurMf,  -^,  -i»',  (<V.    saiiu'l  see- 
ine,  having  nighty  <]utck-sighted  ; 
acute,  safiinous, 
'Oparii,  -»),  -df,  (fr.  same)  visible, 
conspicuous,  remark<Me. 

*Opa<ii,  f.  -(iffu),  p.  aipdKii,  Att.  tulpa- 
Krt./o.tff,  luuk,  til  hold;  to  desert/, 
discfrn ;  to  perceive,  <ihsene, 
consider;  to  t-ike  care,  provide, 
look  tu ;  to  beware,  lake  heed. 
pros,  iiiipr.  act.  ooat  opa.  ini|)f. 
illd.  wprioi'  wpui'iAlt.  Itopnot' llil- 
pcor.  per.  inf.  act.  All.  tiopaKi- 
vai.  p|)cr.  \nd.  act.  Alt.  iiapd- 
irtiv,  -CIS,  -ti.  per.  ind.  pass. 
Alt.  iu)p,tfiai,  -ffiJi,  -rat. 

Opyti,  -as,  i\.  Dor.  for  opj'iS 

Opyu'yj,  (fr.  opvu'ui  lo  burn  uilli 
desire)  to  txnle,  inflame.,  insti- 
gate; to  bruise,  knend,  soften. 

Opyuij;,  -17S1  /;,  (fr.  ipyov  work) 
the  artist;  an  epithet  of"  Miner- 
va. 

Opyailnbc,  -rj,  -if,  (fr.  next)  in- 
strtinientat ;  used  as  7neans. 

'Opyanov,  -ov,  tI>,  (perha[)s  fr.  (p- 
yov  a  work)an  inslrumenl,  imple- 
ment, tool ;  a  machine  ;  yncans, 
inslrumenlalily ;  an  instrument 
of  music,  organ. 

Opyds,  -(i(5o5,  (1,  rich  fertile  land,  a 
park,  lawn ;  a  sacred  place  or 
grove;  a  wild,  desert. 

Opydu)  -d,  (fr.  opyii  inclination)  to 
burn  with  desire,  desire  impn- 
iienlli/ ;  to  su^ell  with  anger ;  to 
ripen,  grow  large. 

Opyi'i,  -lis,  1],  (perhaps  fr.  upu>  to 
excite)  anger,  rage,  xvralli,  in- 
dignation ;  resentment,  revenge  ; 
inclination,  desire  ;  a  violent  im- 
pulse or  excitement  of  the  mind  ; 
an  Ionian  word,  signifying 
pitch. 

'Ooyta,  -iiiv,  Tfi,  (fr.  last)  the  sacred 
riles  of  Bacchus,  orgies,  frantic 
abominations. 

Opyid^ioor  Opyidu)  -w,  (fr.  last)  to 
celebrate  orgies;  to  rage  furious- 
ly, roar  violenlli/ ;  to  practise  abo- 
minations. 

Opyi^caOc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr. 
mill.  —  Opyi^iftcvos,  -ij,  -01;  par. 
pres.  pass,  of 

Opyi^u),f.  -taij>,  p.  lopytKa,  (fr.  opyi) 
an^er)  to  provoke  to  anger,  irri- 
t'Ue,  enrage,  exasperate.  Onyi- 
^ofiat,  lo  be  angry,  pres.  inf. 
pass.  opyi^caOot.  I  a.  pass.  ind. 
lapyicBqv,  -;;$,->(•  par.  opyiadtif. 

Opyi(,u>litOa,  1  pi.  pros.  sub.  pass, 
of  last. 

OpyiAof,  -I),  -ov,  (fr.  opyrt  anger) 
prone  to  anger,  irascifiU,  choleric, 
passionate. 

OoyiX(5rijf,  -ijrof,  4>  (fr.  last)  an- 
ger, irascihiliti/. 

OpytaOT/i,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass,  of 

Opyvfl,  -ns,  V,  ("■  opiyui  to  stretch, 
and  yulov  a  foot  or  hand)  the 
claip  of  a  man't  arms,  'i  fathom, 
six  feel. 

OoiyiaOtii,  pres.  inf.  pnss.  —  Opc- 
y6unoi,  pres.  par.  pass,  ofop/yu). 


OPE 

'Opty(ia\  •<fTot»  ri,  (IV.  opiyu)  to 
stretch)  a  stretch,  effort ;  a  step. 

Optyk'irs,  -Coa,  '■iii',  pros.  par.  act. 
of  op/yrti/K. 

Op/j'o)  or  Opt'yvviii,  r.  -fti),  p.  (ipr- 
^a,  to  extend  the  arms  or  legs  ; 
to  hold  out,  iiff'er,  reach  ;  sire'eh 
out ;  to  give,  bestow ;  afford, 
furnish.  Oplyofim,  to  stretch  one's 
self  or  hands  for  ;  to  desire  ear- 
nestly, long  for,  covet.'  I  a.  ind. 
act.  (iptfo.  1  f.  mid.  tpi^oiiut.  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  upi;^Oi/v,  -in,  -1;.  1 

a.  ind.  mid.  uptiu'/(j;», -u,-(it». 
'Opci,  d.  sin.  of  (ipo$. 

Opitdi;  Dor.  for  opslwn,  g.  ]>!.  of 
(ipcios. 

Opct):iurio}  -w,  (fr.  dpoi  a  mountain, 
and  ^aivw  t»  go)  lo  walk  071  or 
wander  over  mountains;  to  live 
on  hills. 

Opui3iiri]i,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  in- 
habitant of  the  mountains,  moun- 
taineer. 

Opdyavov  or  Oplyavov,-ov,  rd,  (fr. 
dpas  a  mountain,  an<l  ydvos  joy) 
a  kind  of  herb,  wild  inarju- 
ram. 

Opctipd/ios,  -01),  0,  J/,  (fr.  opos  a 
mountain,  and  Ipojioi  a  course, 
th.  Tpf',Y«)  lo  run)  rumiing  over 
hills,  haunting  the  inountains.^'' 

'Opciog,  -ov,  l>,  fi,  or  -a,  -ov,  and 
Opfirds,  -f),  -01',  (fr.  ipoi  a 
mountain)  inounlainnus,  hilly. 

Oprirai,  3  sin.  of  opot'^ui,  -jj,  -c7rai, 
1  f.  mid.  of  (ipu). 

Opdrrj^,  -ov,  b,  and  Opciruip,  -npn;, 

b,  (fr.  dpos  a  mountuin)  an  inha- 
bitant of  a  mountain. 

Opci)(^u\Koio,  g.  sin.  Inn.  of 

Opdj(^a\K0i,  -ov,  i, (fr.  lip^s  ^  moun- 
tain, and  ^a^Kbs  brass)  a  hind 
of  inountiiiii  brass.  Adj.  made 
of  mountain  brass. 

OotKTis,  -1),  -iv,  (fr.  opiyui  to 
stretch)  stretched,  out-stretched, 
at  length,  laid  out;  disirous,  long- 
ing for ;  sought  fur,  anxiously 
desired,  wished  for. 

Opf's"')  !ict. —  Opi^aaOai,  niiil.  inf. 
—  Opc^dfjicvof,  -I],  -ov,  par.  1  a. 
mid. —  Opi^aro,  Ion.  for  wpi^a- 
To,  3  sin.  of  uptfi;'^/?!', -w, -aro,  1 
a.  ind.  mid.  —  Op/fu,  -rji,  -;/,  1 
a.  sub.  act.  of  upiyui. 
Opcitf,-toi,AU.  -cws,  >/.  (fV.  opiyo- 
jiai  to  desire)  lust,  desire,  appe- 
tite, d.  sin.  coiit.  opi(ci. 

'Opiovra,  Ion.  for  bpdovra,  cont. 
bpiiivra,  a.  sill,  of  bpdojv  -Civ, 
pres.  par.  act.  ofhpdw. 

OpiovTo,  Ion.  and  Poet.  Ibr'ajporro, 
3  pi.  impf.  ind.  pass,  of  dpw. 

Ooto-iTo\iut  -w,  (fr.  6poi  a  mountain, 
and  7:oA/w  to  be  conversant)  to 
be  or  live  in  the  mountains,  wan- 
der over  mountains. 

'Optos,  g.  sin.  offioDS. 

OpcixKu)0iBi,d.  pi.  I'oot.  of 

OptoK-iiof,  -ov, »,  i,,(fr.  ipi's  a  moun- 
taini  and  kc7i"ii  to  lie)  living  in 
the  viountams,  wild. 

'npiaai,  and  'Opca<lit,  Poet,  foriipt- 
ai,  d.  [il.  of  dpof. 

Ootantviifim,  -oil,   b,  1),    (fr.    ioof  a 
meiintain,  and  r/^u  to  pasture) 
(424  J 


0P(=) 

feeding  on  Vic  niouTitams ;  liv- 
ing oti  the  hills. 
Oplariii,  -ov,   b,  a  nip.n's  name; 
also  same   us   opilnn,  a.    sin. 

OpfffD))'. 


OptffTiMs,  -a^oi,  /;,  (fr.  600%  a  moun 
lain)  a  mountai 
ths  mounlruns. 


ir.  600%  s 
gtrl,  lit 


ving  on 


Optus,  Ion.  Ovpibs,  -hs,  h,  1),  (fr. 

same)  a  mule. 
'Optus,  Dor.  for  ipovf,  a.  pi.  of 

(ipOf. 

Ope-)(9iut  -&,  f.  -i7(r(i>,  (fr.  op/yu  lo 
slretf.h )  lo  stretch,  extend,  stretch 
uul ;  to  tumble,  wallow,  roll ;  to 
desire,  long  for ;  to  snvjf,  snort, 
pant,  roar,  bellow. 

'Oprai,  Ion.  for  bpnui  — 'Opf£i,  for 
ipa'ji,  cont.  6p^,  3sin.  pres.  ind. 
art.  ofbpda. 

Opiuv,  g.  pi.  ofdpos. 

'Opn,  pi.  cont.  of  same. 

'Opv,  Dor.  foro'pa,  pres,  impr.  act. 
of  bpdw. 

'Opijni,  Ion.  for  6pji,  2  sin.  of  <5pui- 
/tai,  -i],-iirat,  pres.  sub.  pass,  of 
6pu). 

'Opfii,  Dor.  for  bpai,  2  sin.  — 'Op^- 
rc.  Dor.  for  bparc,  2  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  cont.  of  Jpa'w. 

'Opi;rai,  3  sin.  pros.  sub.  pass,  or 
2  a.  sub.  mid.  of  ipui. 

'OpBai,  Ion.  for  uipOui,  per.  inf. 
pass,  of  opu. 

OpOi(i,  n.  pi.  fem.  of  op66s. 

OpOcvv,  Dor.  or  iKol.  for  op6ovv, 
pres.  inf.   act.  of  opOdu. 

OpOcHi',  Dor.  for  opOioiv,  g.  pi.   of 

Op6("f,  -a,-ov  or  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  opOds 
right)  erect,  upright,  perpcruli- 
cular ;  steep,  high;  high-tontd, 
loud. 

Op06(iov\oi;,  -ov,  b,  h>  (f''-  opOh 
right,  and  /3ouX^  counsel)  of  good 
counsel,  well-advising,  prudent, 
wise,  sensible. 

OpOoypdipius  -<3,(fr.  same,  and  ypd- 
001)  to  write)  to  write  correctly. 

OpOoypdipia,  -ns,  ^,  (fr.  same)  or- 
thography ;  a  correct  style  of  writ- 
ing ;  spelling  ;  a  front  or  eleva- 
tion ;  a  sketch,  outline. 

OpOriyiivio!,  -ov,b,  ii,(fr.opObi  right, 
and  ywvia  an  angle)  rcctan^u/ar, 
right-angled. 

OpOdOiKdi,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for 

OpO<)'!r/(»;$,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  opOAs  right, 
and  (5('»ti;  judgment )^us<,  tquila- 
ble,  impartial. 

OpOuOpii,  -rpi'xo;,  b,  {,,  (fr.  same, 
and  Opi(  liair)  having  stiff  hair, 
causing  the  hair  to  stand  on 
end. 

OpOi,Kpiupuu}v,  g.  pi.  fem.  Dor.  of 

OpOok-priipos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same,and 
*-p«irp'i  the  head)  carrying  the 
head  erect ;  having  erect  horns. 

OpOo\oyiu)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  X/yu 
to  speak)  to  speak  correctly  or 
projierly  ;  to  impute  justly. 

OpOiiiinvTii,  -ios»  Alt.  -cos,  b,  I/,  (fr. 
same,  and  fidvrn  a  prophet)  a 
true  prophet. 

Op0i,7:o(]iu>  -u),  (fr.  same.and  TroBf  a. 
foot)  lo  iriilk  upriuhtly  or  steadi- 
ly ;     to    act    or  behave    correct- 


OPI 

Opdoitoiovai,  3  pi.  con!,  pres.  ind. 
acu  of  last. 

Opd6vo\ii,  -lof,  Att.  -EUf,  i,  i;,  (fr. 
tfOii  upright,  and  irJAij  a  city) 
erecting  cUies ;  governing  states 
with  justice  ;  wiselt/  ruling. 

Opdoirovs,  -oSoi,  bfi'i,  (fr.  next,  and 
iTovf  a  foot)  standing  upright  or 
steady,  walking  steadily. 

Op6di,  -h,  -iv,  erect,  u/jrijf/U,  per- 
pendicular ;  tall,  high ;  right, 
ttraight ;  upright,  sincere,  just ; 
direct,  obvious,  plain.  Also  a 
proper  name. 

Op6oTo/i»(j  -ui,  f.  -ijau,  (fr.  last,  and 
Ttftvut  to  cut)  to  cut  aright  or 
straight;  to  handle  aright;  to 
divide,  distribute  evenly. 

OpdoTi/iOf,  -ov,  4,  li,  (fr.  same)  cut- 
ting rightly,  dividing  evenly. 

OpdoTOfiouura,  a.  sin.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  oi opOorofiiw. 

Opdorptxi"'  -a,  (.fr.  opdis  upright, 
and  Spif  hair)  to  have  the  hair 
standing  on  end ;  to  be  terrified. 

OpQoTpiT(ia,  -as.  I,,  (fr.  same)  hor- 
ror, fright,  terror. 

OpdaCy,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 

Opd6u)  -a,  f,  -liau),  (fr.  opddi  right) 
to  raise,  lift  up,  erect  ;  to  set 
right,  rectify,  direct,  adjust ;  to 
extoL,  praise.  Opdtio/iai  -aS/iai,  to 
be  successful. 

OpOpniii,  (fr.  dpdpos  the  momine) 
to  rise  early,  awake  early  in  the 
morning  ;  to  he  wnkeful,  —  Op- 
Optvoiaa,  Dur.  for  ooBpcvovap,  d. 
sin.  fenri.  pres.  par.' 

Opdplt^ui,  f.  -lau,  p.  (ipdpiKa,  (fr. 
same)  tc  rise  early,  come  early 
in  the  morning,  impf.  ind.  cipSpi- 
^ov.  I  a.  act.  ind.  lipOpiaa-  iinpr. 
6p8piaov. 

Opdplnds,  -h,  -if,  (fr.  same)  of  or 
belonging  to  the  morning,  early, 
morning. 

OpOptof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  of  or 
relating  to  the  morning,  early, 
morning,  coming  in  the  morn- 
ing. 

OpOpiaavTC{,  n.  pL  of  OpOplaai, 
-aaa,  -av,  1  a.  piir.  act.  of  op0pf- 

OpOpiafidf,  -ov,  4, (fr.  opOpi'fii)  to  rise 
early,  ih.  6p6po(  the  morning) 
an  early  search. 

OpOplw,  Alt.  for  opdptcdi  1  f.  ind. 
'act.  of  opOp/^oj. 

OpOpoyirj,  -n(,  I'l,  (fr.  ipOpof  the 
morninc,  and  yoa'w  to  lament) 
a  twitltring  or  clialtering  in  the 
mnrning. 

'OnQnof,  -ov,  b,  the  daybreak,  morn- 
ing. 

'OpOif>,d.  tim.  ofiipOof. 

OnOiaOij,  3  sin.  I  ii.  nub.  pass,  of 

opOiu. 
OpOuif,    (fr.    nnO>t(    right)  rii^hlly, 

prnprrly,  correctly,  welt ;  plainly, 

rlrnrly. 
OpOw»iiiv,  /Eol.  for  OpOi!>an(,-aoa, 

•av,  I  a.  pnr.  net.  of  ap94ui. 
OpOuirrip,  -'nno(,b,{  fr.  npO^m  to  raise, 

ih.    opOi<   upright)  a  lifter    up, 

raiser,  restorer. 
Opiyi'dnum     -utfi'ti,   (fr,    optyui   to 

■trulcli  out  for)   to  desire,  wish, 
3  11 


OPK 

long  for ;  to  grasp,  aim  at ;  to 
fight,  engage,  contend,  strive. 

'Opi'^w,  (fr.  opoj  a  boundary)  to 
bound,  limit,  terminate  ;  to  pre- 
scribe limits,  set  bouniLi  to,  mark 
out ;  to  pass  over  or  through. 
'Opi^oiiat,  to  define,  dstermine, 
decree,  appoint,  deride ;  to  think, 
suppose,  estimate,  measure ;  to 
propose  as  an  aim  or  end.  per. 
pass.  ind.  wpiajiai'  par.  iipicfii- 
vof,  -7],  -ov.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  upm- 
drjv  par.  hpiadtii,  -cTaa,  -iv. 

OptKT'troi,  -ov,  b,  ('/,  (or  opcixriTOS, 
(fr.  bpos  a  mountain,  and  ktI^ui 
to  build)  built  in  the  mountains 
or  on  a  hill;  nourished  or  brouglu 
upin  the  mountains. 

OpifiaXiies,  -lav,  ai,  (fr.  same,  and 
fiaXov,  Dor.  for  iiTiXov  an  apple) 
mounliiin   apples. 

Opivats,  2  sin.  ol'opivaifti,  -an,  -ai, 
1  a.  opt.  act.  —  OpivcTov,  du. 
pres.  ind.  act.  ofopivu). 

Opt  vis,  same  as  optiv6s. 

Opivui,  f.  -vi>,  (fr.  6p(o  to  excite)  to 
excite,  rouse,  stir  vp,  agitate,  dis- 
turb, pros.  inf.  act.  opivuv. 

'OpioOeriui  -u),  (fr.  o'pof  a  boundary, 
and  TiOrijit  to  place)  to  set  n 
boundary, fix  limits. 

'Opiov,  -uv,  ri,  (fr.  opos  a  bounda- 
ry) a  bounditry,  limit,  confine, 
coast, 

"Optos,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  same)  bound- 
ing, bordering^  skirting,  edging. 

"Op«TU(,3sin.  1  a.  opt.  act. — 'Opi- 
oai,  I  a,  inf.  act.  — 'OpiVuf,  par. 
1  a.  acL  — 'Opiadifros,  g.  sin. 
par.  1  a.  pass,  ofopivu. 

'Opiff/iO;,  -o5,  9,  (fr.  bpi^u>  to  de- 
termine, th.  bpos  a  boundary)  u 
termination  ;  a  decision,  decree, 
delerminution  ;  appointment. 

'Opiarfis,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  on  ar- 
bitrator, umpire  or  commissioner 
to  settle  boundaries. 

Opt^iiofiai,  (fr.  op/yw  to  Stretch 
out  for)  to  desire,  wish,  long  for  ; 
to  be  anxiously  desirous. 

'Opiii,  Att.  for  bpion),  1  f.  ind  act. 
of  hpil^u}. 

'Opliiiv,  g.  pi.  of  Hpiov. 

'OoKiivit,  -lis,  fi,  same  as  ioKiivij. 

"OpKii,  -IK, '/,  a  vessel  for  oil,  jar. 

'OpKiio/itv,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

'OpKi^u),  f.  -tail),  p.  tjpKiKa,  (fr.  op 
Kos  an  oath)  to  adjure,  conjure, 
charge  solemnly  ;   to  binrl  by  an 
oath.  I  a.  ind.  act.  Hokiiju. 

'Opxiof, -ou,  rd,(fr.  iian\o)a league, 
covenant  or  agreement  confirmed 
by  oath. 

'OoKins,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  rrQanl- 
ing  oaths,  faithful ;  an  cpithi't 
of  Jupiler. 

'Op«o{,  and  'OpKiaiiif,  -oii,  i,  (fr 
tlpyu)  to  compel)  1/1    oath,    also 
thu  name  of  an  iiifi'rnal  god. 

'Opjrrju  -u),  f.  -iiintjt,  p.  -tt)k-n,  (fr. 
last)  to  retfuirr,  exact  or  impose 
nn  nnth. 

"OoKi^lioalo,  -Its,!],  (fr.  snnic,  and 
Siivvfii  lo  swear)  an  oath  ;  the 
tender  or  imposition  of  an  oath. 

'Opiti.j/ioT/'(i) -w,  (fr.  next)  to  iwear, 
tender  an  onlh, 

(425) 


0PM 

'OpKii)n6Ttjs,-ov,b,  (fr.  next)  one 
bound  by  oath,  sworn. 

'OpKi>irfis,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  bpxdu)  to  de- 
mand an  oath,  [h.  upKos  an  oath) 
one  who  swears  or  exacts  an 
oath  from  another ;  a  magis- 
trate. 

'OpftaBbs,  -ov,b,  a  row,  string,  line, 
chain,  series ;  a  stanza  ;  a  hid- 
ing-place, retreat,  cave,  den. 

'Opfiaivii),  f.  -avui,  p.  Sip/iayKa,  (fr. 
hppii  an  impulse)  to  drive  or 
rush  headlong  ;  to  charge,  run 
violently  ;  to  rouse,  stir  up,  ex- 
cite ;    to   revolve,  ponder,  think 

'Op^iav,  pres.  infl  act.  of  (p^au. 

'Op/idofiai,  same  as  bppdu). 

"Opjiaarai,  Metath.  for  apptooTai, 
Ion.  for  "ippioaTat,  3  sin.  of  ijp- 
jiotrpai,  -erui,  -arai.  per.  ind. 
pass.  o(  upiiu^ii). 

'Opiidu)  -UI,  f.  -tjaw,  p.  lippiTiKa,  (fr. 
bpiiti  an  impulse)  to  hurry,  has- 
ten, start,  set  out,  commence ; 
to  march,  proceed ;  to  rush  a- 
gainst,  charge,  attack  ;  to  quick- 
en, excite,  impel ;  to  stir  up, 
rouse,  disturb ;  to  desire,  long 
for,  be  anxious ;  to  turn  the  mind 
or  attention  to. 

'Opyiidro,  Ion.  for  up^ijiro,  3  pi. 
pper.  ind.  pass,  of  last. 

'Oputvl&do,  g.  yEol.  of  ' OputviSijs, 
-ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

OpfiEios,  Sync,  for  opipevos,  pres. 
par.  pass,  of  dpu. 

'Op/u/w  -u,  (fr.  bppos  a  station  for 
ships)  to  come  to  a  station,  be  in 
harbour  ;  to  anchor,  moor. 

'Opiicuiftcvos,  Ion.  for  bpiiiificvos, 
|)res.  par.  pass.  cont.  of  ip/irfw. 

'Op/^i),  -rjs,  I'l,  movement,  impulse  ; 
ardimr,  fury,  impetuosity ;  an 
attack,  assault,  charge ;  an  ef- 
fort, attempt,  undertaking ;  a 
commencement,  beginning ;  an 
expedition,  march;  appetite,  in- 
clination, desire,  will. 

'OpiitjOui,  1  a.  par.  pass.  — 'Opfiri- 
Oi'iTijv,  Ion.  for  iopfir;0i;ri)r,  3  du. 

I  a.  ind.  pass.  —  'OpfinOiivai,  I 
a.  inf.  pass,  of  bpunui. 

"Opiiilfifi,  -drof,  rd,  {fr.  bpfidio  to 
rush)  impulse,  force,  violence,  d. 
sin.     Oo^t'i^mrt. 

' Opfii'iawai,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

same. 
^Opfitjri'iptov,  -nv,  rb,  (fr.  bpfido)   lo 

rusli)  a  signal  lo  move  or  charge  ; 

n fort,  riiuipart,  retreat,  defence; 

the  seat  of  war, 
'Op/icl,  -iii,  4,  a  cord,  string,  line ; 

II  fishing-rod. 

'OpiiK^io,  (fr.  upiios  a  station)  to 
bring  a  ship  to  her  station,  moor- 
ing or  anchorage ;  to  come  into 
hnrhour. 

'Oo/jiivov,  -nv,  ri),  an  herb  like  a 
leek,  sraltinn. 

"Opiiiais,  -lot,  Alt.  -!!•>(,  fi,  {fr. 
SofiDs  a  harlioiir)  rrsi  in  harbour, 
remaining  in  jmrl. 

'OpfilaKDi,  -nv,  b,  (dim.  of  next)  a 
nckliirr,  rolliir. 
Op/cK,  -"'',  b,  (pe?rhaps  fr.  cipio  to 
join)   an  ornament  for  the   neck, 


OPO 

ntcl-liire,  collar;  a  vnll,  7if(i.V. 
harbour,  port  or  station  for  Mp» ; 
an  anehoragt,  road  or  moor' 
ing. 

Opvtov,  -01',  ri,  (dim.  ofiSpi'ij  a 
bird )  a  hirii,  J'oivl. 

OpviOa,  8.  siii.'Opiifliif,  a-  pl-  of 
dpuf. 

OpvlOiov,  -01,  rO,  (fr.  Spns  a  bird) 
a  little  hird,  J'oirt. 

Opii0o9.;po,  -«'«,  1^,  (fr.  same,  and 
Oi'ipa  liiiiilinj)  augvry,  divina- 
tion; bird  hunting,  fowling. 

OpvtOo\6xo!,-o>',  b,  >';,  (fr.  same, 
andX^YU!,'  a.  snare) a bird-r.atcker. 

OpvtOoaKu-jiu)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
trxozfui  lo  observe)  to  use  augu- 
ry, observe  birils, 

'Opiif,  -xos,  i,  >'h  Ror.  for 

'Oprif,  -iOof,  6, )';,  a  bird,  fowl;  an 
augury,  oviai.  d,  pi.  'Opvitti. 

'Op>'i,Y"i  a.  sin.  of  ipvi^,  Dor.  for 
<5piif. 

OpuxoXifx'of,  Dor.  and  Poet,  for 
opi'iyoXd^^oj. 

'Op»'u//ni,  niid.  of  dpi'u/ii,  for  opvuu>, 
same  as  dou. 

Opi'ii/if,  and  Ooi'WiCKai,  Dor.  for 
opif'i'iK,  pre?,  inf.  act.  —  Opr«- 
fiiioio.  Ion.  for  -or,  g.  sin.  of  op- 
fv/itvoi,  pros.  par.  pass.  —  'Op- 
vuffSt,  2  pi.  of  'Opi'vao,  -va6u), 
pres.  impr.  act.  ot 

'Opvviti,  and  'OpvviD,  same  asdpai. 

'Opo/i'jf,  -ou,  0,  a  kind  of  pulse  like 

'OptiYpa'Pof,-ov,  0,  (fr.  tipo;  limit, 
and  ypii(pu)  to  write)  who  de- 
scribes the  limits  ami  boundaries, 
a  surveyor,  geographer. 

Opoyiua.  Ion,  for  wooyvla,  fern,  of 
ii.poyuii,-v7a,-is,  per.  par.  mid. 
ol  oplyui. 

Opo^afiviriitf,  (fr.  dpoj  a  mountain, 
and  fffivinv  a  bed)  mountain 
nymphs  ;  bees. 

Opofiiiiiv'ii,  -iSof,  i;,  same  as 

Op6iaiivo(,  -ov,  b,  a  sucker,  scion, 
twig,  branch. 

'OpoOcaia,  -Of,  fi,  (fr.  3pof  a  bound- 
ary, and  riOnitt  to  place)  a  set- 
tins;  of  a  boundary,  limitation. 

Opodvi'oi,  same  as  dodj. 

'Opofiiii,  see  dpii). 

Opo;iaAi'i5£f,  same  as  Ooi/iaXMtf. 

Op6vTiov,-ov,  ri,  (perhaps  fr.  dpoj 
a  mountain)  a  kind  of  herb. 

Opoj,-cof -ot'j,  tH,  (fr.  dpw  to  raise) 
a  mountain,  hill, 

'Opof,  -ou,  &,  (fr.  bpdui  to  see)  o 
border,  bnurulary,  limit,  cimjine  ; 
enrl,  goat,  trrmination  ;  aim,  ten- 
denn/  ;  definition,  rule,  standard  ; 
limitalirm,  prescription. 

Op6(,  -ou,  b,  whey. 

Opoadyynt,  a  Persian  word,  ap- 
plied to  men  who  deserved 
kindness  from  thoir  king. 


OPT 

to  excite)   to  hurry,  hasten,  rush 

on  ;  to  charge,  attack  ;  to  thrust, 

drive, 
Opu<p!),  -ijf,  i\,  (fr.  tp/010  to  cover) 

any    covering  ;    a  roof,  thatch, 

ceiling,  shed. 
'Opo^o{.-«u,  f),  (fr.  same)  arrfd for 

covermg  iiouscs,  sedge  ;  thatch, 

covering,  roof. 
Opo0da)-(3,   f.  -(icu),  p. -iOKa,    (fr. 

same)  to  cover,  thatch,  roof. 
Opdipoifia,  -arof,  rd,  (fr.   same)    a 

covering,  roof,  thalch. 
'Opdui',  Poet,  for  6pu>',  n.  pi.  hp6u)v- 

Tcs,  for  bpuivrci,  pres.  par.   act. 

cont. — 'OpiiwiTi,  Dor.  for  bpriov- 

ai  -diffi,  3  pi.  pr<"s.  ind.  act.  — 

'Opdi^rc,    Poet,  for  bpuiri,  2  pi. 

cont.  pres.  opt.  act.  ofbpiiu). 
'Opncvov,  -ov,  rd,  same  as  ipvcov. 
'OpT'jKc,  a.  sin.  of 
"OpTTij^,   -tjKOf,    Dor.    "Opnif,    b, 

(perhaps  fr.    'iorw   to  creep)  a 

sucker,  tti^ig,  switch  ;    a  dart  or 

javelin  made  of  a  young  shoot ; 

a  goad. 
'Opfi'  01,  Po«!t.  for  "O  ^(i  avrlf. 
Ojipovvytov,  OpoTTvyiov  or  Ouporij- 

yinv,-ov,  T&,  (fr.,  dp/iif  the  Imo 

which  divides  the  scrotum,  and 

77uy>'(  the  buttocks)  the  end  of  the 

back  bone,  tail,  rump. 
Oppdf,  -oTi,  b,  same  as  opbg,  tvhey. 
Ojthbi,  -ov,  !•„  the  line  vAii'h  dividcn 

the  scrotum  and  proceeds  to  the 
amis. 
Op^w^f'o>orOpwi'no,(fr,  last)  toput 

the  tail  between  the  tens  ;  to  fear. 
Op'pii>fta,  -ni,    »;,    (fr,   last)  fear, 

fright,  dread. 
'Opaai.,  /Eol.  for  dpai,  1  a.  inf.  act. 

of  dpd). 

'Opofo,  Ion.  for  dprrov,  pres.  impr. 
of  opcojiat,  Poet,  for  dpw. 

'Opc'is,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  JEo]. 
of  ipoi. 

OpaiKTvTToi,  -ov,  b,>i,  (fr.  dpoj  to  ex- 
cite, and  KTVTToi  a  noise,  th. 
TVTTTw  to  beat)  noisy ,  clamorous, 
loud;  roaring,  clashing,  clang- 
ing, 

OpaiXoxoi,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

Opaivr}ij)rii;,  -f'o?  -ov;,  i,  tj,  (ir.  dpw 
to  excitCj  and  i>f</,o{  a  cloud) 
cloud-exciting  or  raising,  an  epi- 
thet of  Jupiter. 

Opaivciof,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
jr/(5ov  the  ground)  shaking  the 
ground. 

'Opco,  Sync,  for  6p(!to,  which  Ion. 
for  dpo-ow,  pres.  impr.  of  dptro/iui, 
Poet,  fordpu. 

OpaoOvpa,  -a(.  Ion.  -pv,-nith^  (fr- 
Aoii)  to  raise,  and  Ovpa  a  gate)  a 
Uifty  targe  gate  or  door  ;  a  door 
high  up  or  at  the  head  of  stairs. 

Opaorpiatva,  JR<t\.  and  Opaorpiai 
va(,  -a,  b.  Dor.  f<)r 


Opdrvvof,  -ov,    6,  /;,    (fr.    dpoj    a  Opirona/rrjf,    -ov,   i,   (fr.    ipia    to 


iiiountain,  and  ri':rTu  to  strike) 

rushing  from  the  mountains,  re- 

touruling. 
'Opovaav,  Ion.  for  dpvaav,   3  pi.  1 

a.  ind.  act.  —  OpoT'on,  for  opoii- 

caoa,  fern,  of  opav<ra(,  1  a.  par. 

act.  of 
Ofoio),  f.  -oCaui,  p.tipovKa,  (fr.  dpu  'Oprdlw,  Ion.  for  loprd^ii) 

(42G) 


shake,  and  rpiaiiia  a  trident  )s/iaAr- 

ing  a  trident. 
OpiTu,  itiol.  for  opa,  1  f.  ind.  act 

of  dpu. 
Opaia  or  'Opaopai,  Poet.  (fr.   6pii> 

10    raise)    to  arise,  get  up ;    to 

hurry,  hasten. 


OPX 

OpraX(f(i>,  (fr.  next)  to  upread  the 
wings  to  fy  ;  lo  attempt  lo  fly, 
flutter. 
Opr./Xif,  -Mot,  hi  o  ''<^i  pullel,fnu'l. 
OprdXtxot,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  chick- 
en, pnllit,  fowl. 
'Oprr),  -i);,  f/.  Ion.   for  /oprf). 
OprB)'T(i,-af,  i),  Orti/gia,  ihc  name 

of  an  island, 
OpTuyo/iiirpn,  -nf,  fj,  (fr.  next,  and 
pi'inip     a    mother]    the    mother 
of  quails ;   an  epithet  of  La- 
tonn. 
OpTuf,  -vyoi,  b,  (nerhaps  fr.  dpu 

lo  excite)  a  quad. 
'Opvypn,  -nrni,  rb,   (fr.  opfacw  to 
dig)  a  ditch,  trench,  fosse,  moat  ; 
a  pit,  burrow. 
'Opv^a,  -r)i,  li,  rice. 
OpvKTbs,  -n,  -bv,  (fr.  opioaia  to  dig) 

dug. 
Opvpayidi,  -ov,  b,  tumult,  clamour, 
uproar,  noise,  din,  crash,  clang- 
ing, crashing, 
'Opuf,  -Pyof,  4,  (fr.  opiSffffO)  to  dig) 
a  spade;  a  mole  ;  a  kind  oftvild 
goat. 
'Opi'(if,-ioj,  Atl.  -tuis,^,  (fr.  next) 

a  digging,  rooting,  burrowing. 
Opvaaiti  or -TTu,  f,  -fu),p.  (iipu;^a,  to 
dig,dig  through, perforate, pierce, 
enter.   I  a.  ind.  act.  lipv^a.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  lipvynv.  per.  ind.  pass 
upvypai,  -(at,  -Krai. 
Opvx'h  -Is,  h,  (fr-  last)  a  digging, 
burrowing ;    a  pig's  snout;    a 
ditch. 
Opvxrfip.  -npos,  b,  (fr.  same)  ndig- 

gir,  delver, 
Op(l>'ivtvu>,  f.  -eviTii),  (fr.  op0iii'd<  an 
orphan)  to  befriend  or  take  care 
of  orphans, 
Qp(l>iti'lii,  -(15,  fi,  (fr.  op4>nvb(  an  or» 
|>han)  the  being  without  children 
or   parents;     a    destitute    slate, 
viant ;  nonage,  minority. 
Op<l>avl^o>,  (fr,  same)  tomakedesli- 
tute,    deprive ;  to  make  childless 
or  fatherless. 
Opipiiv'ikbg,  -i),  -01',   (fr,  same)  be- 
longing or  relating  to  an  orphan  ; 
destitute. 
Op^uvdi,-!i,-bv,(fr.op(t>vb(ohac\ire) 
dtpriveil  of  parents,  tiirreft,  desti- 
tute, forlorn.     Subs,  an  orphan, 
Op0cv<,  -/of,  Att.  -iu}{,  b,  a  man's 

name. 
Opipviila  or  -airi,  (fem,  of  next)  for 

6p(pvri. 
Op^iahg,  -a,-ov,'Op(pi'ivof,  -»7,-ov, 
and  Op(pvbi,  -»■),  -iv,  (fr.    next) 
dark,  obscure,  gloomy.  Mack. 
'Opi/iiTj,  ->;?,  Ai  Dor.  'Op(j)vn,  dark- 
ness, obscurity,  gloom,  night. 
Op(pbf,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  unthout  light,dark; 

destitute,  deprived. 
Opij/bi,  -ov,    Att.    Op(j>u)i,  -5,  fi,  a 

kind  of  fish. 
'Op^u/ioj,    S.imc  as  apxap^oi,  for 

apx^i- 
'OpX"T0i,  -ov,  h,  same  aBdpjjof. 
Opx^"P'">    -ovpai,     f.    -)'/aofiut,    to 

dance.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  iupxtodpvv, 

-0),-aT0-pnr.opX'!O('ipc>'O(,-t),-ov. 
Opyci'i'rni,   Dor.   (or  opxoT'VTai,  3 

pi.  pres,  ind.  mid.  of  last. 
Opxvi^f  or  Op;;^£<^oi',  (fr.  ^pX'f  "^ 


02A 

testicle)  man  by  man,  one  after 
the  other,  singly,  in  a  row. 
OpxiOitiiy  -o5,  bjOpxiOfio'to,  g. Ion. 
and  0^X1"'^^  "'">)  -■^""  """Si  '/> 


022 

how  much,  in  as  much  as,  as  far 
as. 
'OaaKis  or  'OaaKt,  (fr.  same)  as 
often  as. 


(fr.  ooxi'JI^O'i-  to  dance)  dancing,  ' Oaa-\daioi,  -a,  -or,  and'OaarXa- 


a  dance 
Ooxioifitvoi,  -17,  -ov,  par.  1  a.  mid, 


anav,  -ovoi,  b,  1),    (fr.  same)  as 
many  or  how  many  fold, 


—  Op;^>5<To/ia<,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  l'0(ra;^oti,  (fr.  same)  wheresoever. 


ociX'oiiai 
Op^ioTi'/p,  -npoi,  b,  and  Opx'<<""'is» 

-oB,  0,  (fr.  same)  a  dancer. 
'  OpX'xrr'iKii,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  same)  6e 


dancing,  fond  of  dancing 
OoX'i<'rpn,  -as,  hi    (fr.   same)  the 

place  m  the  ihealre  where  ihe 

dancers  were  ;  the  seals  of  the 

senators  or  persons  of  rank,  tite 

or^lujlra   of    the    Romans  ;     a 

s':inc,  stage. 
Op.\)/<TTi{,  -ius,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  the 

<ir  skill  of  dancing,  dancing. 
OfX'i,  ""'>">  -■^"-  ""^S)  «i  a  testicle  ; 

a    curtain    plant  ;     a    kind    of 

fifh. 
OoY'M'*'''?!  """i  '»  name  of  a  man, 

'  iiid  of  a  town. 
'Opt'jf,   -jv,   0,    a  range,  row  of 

trtts    or    plants,  rank  of  vines, 

g-irden,  shrutibcry,  orchard. 
'Oou,   f.  opi5,  A^ol.  fpoui,  p.  wp«ra, 

'/o  ruise,   rouse,   stir   up,    excAe, 

impel,  drive,  instigate.    'Opo^at, 

to  ansi^,  get  up,  h'lSlen,  hurry  ; 

to  rush   on,  charge,  attack,  per. 

il)i').    utoa,  Att.  uputpa. 
'O.u,   'Opiycy,    1    sin.    and    pi. 

cout.  prcs.  ind.  act.  of  lipdu. 
'Op<liuro,  [on.  (or  bpwvTo,  3  pi.  cont. 

pr-.s.  opt.  mid. — 'Opilitjv,  -/;$, -17 


Ocyc,  iiiyc,  oyt,  (fr.  5f  who,  ar.d 
yi  indeed)  who,  which  or  whnl 
mdeed  ;  he,  she  or  it  ti-uly  ;  that 
surely 


tijngmg  or  rthUmg  to  dancing,  'OcrioiTi,  Dor.  for   d^ovai,   3    pi. 


pres.  ind.  act   of  d^w. 

'Oarifiipm,  (fr.  offoj  how  many,  and 
hfiipa  a  day)  eiery  day,  daily. 

'Offiu, -air,  7a,  (fr.  ociof  holy)/u- 
ncral  rites  or  ceremonies ;  holy 
things  ;  mercies,  kindnesses, 
bounties. 

'Oo-l'u,  -ai.  Ion,  'Oai>i,  -tjs,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  satirtily,  holiness,  piety  ; 
propriety,  right,  justice  ;  expia- 
tion, atonement  ;  funeral  rites. 

'Oainv,  Ion.  for  oo-i'ai',  a.  sin.  of 

"Offiof,  -a,  -ov,  sacred,  holy  ;  just, 
pinus ;  abundantly  kind,  boun- 
tiful, bounteous. 

'Ooiirrii,  -TjTOi,  !),  (fr.  last)  sancti- 
ty, holiness  ;  piety,  purity,  integ- 
rity, d.  sin.  icidrtiTi. 

'Offidui  -u),  f.  -wciji,  (fr.  same)  to 
sanctify,  purify  ;  to  expiate, 
make  nlonement. 

'Offi'uf,  (fr.  same)  holily,  purely  ; 
kindly. 

"OaKcv,  (fr.  If  who,  and  kiv  -so- 
ever) whosoever. 

Ocfii),  -ni,  t'l,  (fr.  <i^u)  to  smell) 
odour, smell,  srent,  perfume. 


Alt.  for  bpdiititi  -w/Ji,  -doti  -i7)i,i"Oaov,    (neut.  of  ijaoi  how  much) 


-dji  -ii,  pres.  opt.  act.  — 'Op<J- 
fiii,  cont.  forflpci'j/iai,  pi.  'OpoJ^E- 
6j,  fijr  bondficUa,  prcs.  ind.  pass. 
—  'OoHiTCi,  fur  hpdovrc!,  n.  pi. 
pres.  par.  act.  —  'Opoifitv,  cont. 
for  bfdofitv,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of  bpiiui. 

Ofiuiv,  g.  pi.  cont.  of  4po;,  amoun- 

t'lin. 
Opwr,  cont.  fur  bpduv,  prcs.  par. 

uct.  of  bpdui. 
'OpuO'i,    Att.   for   upa,    per.   ind. 

mid.  —  Opupcif  or  Hpwptiv,-ci{, 

-u,  ppcr.  ind.  mid.  of  6pu), 
Opuip()'fi(Voi    -iiaav,    3    pi.    ppcr. 

pail,    of  oulyut. 

OpuiflvaTo,  Ion.  for  last. 

Optjpt/,3  fin.  per.  sub.  mid.  Att.  of 

6p.li. 
Op'upi'"',  An.  for  bjpr)Ka,  per.  ind. 

:u't. — Oaupi)/j«i,  Att.  for  upij^oi, 

ficr.  ind.  t>as!i.  of  op/w  same 

(!pw,  which  ace. 
'Opupov,  Alt,  for  upof,  impf.  or  2 

n.  in'l.  art.  of  6pui. 
Op'ipl!;^'',  Alt.  for  upXi\a,  per.  iiui. 

ur!.  of  opvaau. 
'Op:7ii7:n,  conl.  for  bpdouaat,  n.  pi. 

fem.   of  bpdi^n  •kif,   pres.   par, 

rxl.  of  Ipd'it. 
0(,  rj,  K,  "■'"',  which,  what ;  he, 

»hr,  thai,   he  or  the  who  ;    that 

which  ;  tome. 
Of,  f;,  Si-,  (fr.  ol  of  himself)  Ai«, 

/wr.»,  its. 
'O93,  (nciit.  pi.  ofiuo  how  raurh) 


as  far  as,  in  as  much  as,  about, 
neatly  as  much  as  ;  how  much, 
so  much.  MiKpiv  baov  uaov,  a  very 
little  while.  "Oauv  ftf/,  only  not, 
almost.  Ovi'  or  Mi/O'  baov,  not 
even  so  much,  not  in  the  least, 
not  at  all. 

OaoiTTtp,  "OoovTc,  and  'Ocovovv, 
Ion.  baiivii)v,nnly  so  much,  about, 
nearly,  as  much  n.<i,  almost. 
0(705,  -r),  -ov,  Poel.  "Oaffoj,  how 
great,  how  large,  how  many,  how 
numerous  ;  as  great,  as  many  ; 
who,  whosoever, 

'Oatrcp,  nrrcp,  brrcp,  whosoever, 
whichsoever,  whatsoever,  who  in- 
decrl  or  truly,  &c.  ;  who,  which, 
what. 

'Off  irp(ov, -01),  rJ,  ( fr.  (Tirt/pu  to  sow) 
all  hin/h  of  pulse,  prase,  iietr.het. 

OonpidtC q(,  -io(  -ovffh,  fi,  (fr.  laal) 
trgiiminous    tike  pulse. 

'Ooa'  foriicof,  which  for  ^irctf ,  du. 
of  6aan(,  -lof  -ov(,  t6. 

'Oaa'  fur  Saca,  fern,  of  !ioao{,  Pool, 
for  6<7o(. 

'Oaan,  -in,  fi,  (fr.  d\|'  a  voice)  a 
voice,  lound  ;  on  oraric,  omen, 
vision  ;  fame,  report,  rumour  ; 
name  of  a  mounlaiii. 

'Ooira,  Poel.  for   bannif, 

"Ooffui,  n.  pi,  fern,  of  bcaoff  Poot. 
for  Saof. 

'Oaac  for  oaatr,  du.  of  ioao(,  -jof, 
ri,  or   by  .Mcln|'iasm   for  ttau, 
du.  of  iaeoi,  -nv. 
(427) 


02* 

OcoETO,   Ion.  for   uacaro,  3  sin. 

impf.  of  oaaoiiai. 
Oaari,  see  'Ocffa. 
Ooo'(;^o»',  Dor.  lor  oo'ov. 
'Offooi,  n.  pi.  of  oo-ffoj,  Poet,  for 

boos. 
Oaaofiai,  2E.o\.  for  6nT0)iai,  pres. 

par.  oacdfitvoi. 
Oaaopai,    (fr.   6caa    an  omen)  to 
augur,  foretell,  prophesy,  divine. 
'Oaaov  and  'Ooooi'Tn,  for  baov. 
'Oaaoi,   -ov,    b,    and  'Occos,   -co; 
-oi's,   t3,    (fr.  uooofiai,  ^ol.  for 
diTTopiit  to  see)  the  eye. 
Oaru,    n.     pi.    of    oorov  —  Oora, 
cont.  for  oaria,  n.  pi.  of  uareov. 
OoToKii,  same  as  aoru».d{. 
OoTapioi',  -01;,  TO,  (dim.  of  oariov 

a  bone )  a  tittle  iione. 
"OcTc,  i]TC,  ore,  (fr.  bs  who)   who, 

whch,  what. 
Oaria  -T;,  pi.  of  007/01'. 
Oariivoi,  -r/,  -ov,  and  'Oarlvof,  -ov, 
and  OaTu)itji,  -co; -ovi,  b,  I'l,  (fr. 
oariov  a  bone)    of  bone,  hard  a* 
lione,  bony  ;  strong. 
OoTcayhiji,   -loi   -ovi,  b,    11,     (fr. 
same,  and  yivo/iai  to  produce) 
producing  bnnfs. 
Ocriuv  -oiv,  -  ioi-ol,  rb,  a  hone,  rib 

S.  pi.  oarltav  -oiv. 

"OffTif,  r)Tii,  071,  (fr.  o{  who,  and 

7(s  some)  i/7iO,  which,  what,  who- 

enivtr,  wlialsoevcr,  of  vhiU  kind. 

'OcT\iyi,,  -yo{,  )'(,  a  spark;  a  tufl, 

lurk  or  curl  of  hair. 
Oo7oAoy/ii,-as,)'),  (fr.  oorj  ova  bone, 
and  Xiyui  to  collect)  a  searching 
for  or  collection  of  bones. 
0(7701',  -oP,  rd,  a  put,  jar,  pitcher, 
Oarovv,  cont.  for  uariov. 
Oaroiitvels,  n.  or  a.  pi.  cont.  of 
0<77o^C/)s,  -Cos  -oiJi,  6,1/,  (fr.  oartov 
a  bone,  and  In.  ipvui  to  produce) 
of  a  liony  nature ;  hard,  strong, 
OarpiiKli^ctv,  pres,  inf  of 
Ocrpiiic^^u,    (fr.   doTpoKov  a  fish'a. 
shell )  to  condemn  by  ostracism  ; 
to  banish,  expel. 
OarptiKtioi,  -rj,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  of 

earthen  ware,  earthen. 
OaTpama/ibi,  -ov,  6,    (fr.  same)  a 
mode  of  banishing  by  a  private 
vote  written  on  a  sherd  or  shell, 
ostracism. 
OorpaKiicpnOi,  -ov,  b,   (fr.   Bamc, 
and  Hp^ia  a  skin)  covered  with  a 
shell. 
'OarpaKov,  -ov,  rO,  an  earthen  ven- 
sel,  pot,  jar  ;  a  pulslivrd,  tite  ;  a 
/i.th's  shell. 
'Oarpcov   or  'Oo7prioi',  -o«,  rb,  an 
oyster  ;  a  shell  Jish  from  which  a 
purple  or  scarlet  dye  was  extract- 
ed. 
'Ocrpruf,  -vor,or  Oo-rpiia,  -as,  i),  a 

Horl  of  Irce. 
Onrtiffiif,  -tof  -ov(,  b,  /;,  {fr.  oariov  a 
bonf.)maile  nflmne,  hard,  strong, 
jOo^p'ttio^ai,  f.    oaippaytirn'ti,  per. 

p.iRs.  utotppaiifini,  same  as 

Ooippdojioi,  f.  tiatppi'tan^at,   p.    lio- 

y'ip»)(iiii,  -i7«(,  -Tiii,to  smrll,  srcnl, 

si'vj)';  to  make  a  smrll,  perfume. 

Oaippaaln,  -u(,  1),  (fr.  laiit)  asmtll, 

scent,  odour. 
'Oaifntiaif,  -lof,     \tt.    -tiov,  (1,   (fr. 


OTn 


OT0 


OTA 


saiiie)  the  tense  of  smelling  ;  Oic 

smelt,  scent. 
Oaf  pofKi'uc,  Sync,  for  oefpairdftt- 

vci,  iircs.por.niid.orooi/piidujiui. 
Ooifii'i,  -t}u<|  li,th(tuins,inns,  bink. 

11.    uff^l'rl'. 

'Off;^oj,  'OaYiot,  -ov,  b,  'Off;^cor, 
-ov,  rd,  and  Oo_^7(i,  -of,  i),  (Ir. 
Iiiayof  a  branch)  a  trniltr hratich, 
shuol,  slicker ;  a  vine  branch  ;  a 
bough, 

*0r'  or  "OO',  for  vtc. 

'Orui'  or  'Or'  «r,  vhen,  ivhenever, 
if  ever,  uhlsl,  since. 

'Ore,  u'htn,  since  ;  somctimts ; 
uhile,  as  long  as. 

'Otco,  Ion.  and'Orru,  Dor.  for  ov- 
riros",  {J.  sin.  — "Orcoti  or  kriof 
I  ai,  for  otoTtat,  d.  pi.  —  'Ori'ip, 
Ion.  for  4)7(11,  d.  sin.  of  uotij. 

'OTiuiiri,    Ion.   for  iriii^i),  d.  sin. 

of  ooTif,  it)  added. 
Oriwt',  for  iv  rtvotv,  g.  pi.  of  6s 
and  tI(. 

'On,  and  Poet.  'Otti,  that,  be- 
cause, seeing  that,  since,  where- 
fore, thirtfore,  until,  wliUst.  It 
increases  ihe  signification  of  the 
sup.  degree,  as  on  Tfix'ora,  as 
quick  as  possible,  on  TrXilaroi,  as 
many  as  possible. 

'O,  n,  neut.  of  liaris  is  always 
written  thus  lo  distinguish  it 
from  'On,  the  conj. 

'Orioti',  (fr.  oTt  which,  and  ovv,  so- 
ever) whatever. 

OrX/d),  f.  -I'lou),  and  OtXcvo),  f.  -ci- 
au,  (fr.  next)  to  sustain  misfor- 
tunes, endure  ;  to  toil,  labour. 

'OrXof,  -oil,  0,  misfortune,  misery  ; 
labour,  toil,  hardship. 

Oro0(<a  and  Orro/Jfw  -Si,  f.  -^aiii, 
(fr.  next)  to  make  a  noise,  buzz, 
rattle,  resound. 

'OrojJos  and  'Orro/?of,  -ov,  b,  (fr. 
Ado)  to  move,  and  jia^  a  shout) 
tumult,  clamour,  uproar  ;  noise, 
sourul,  clatter. 

'Otov,  Att.  for  oCnvoj,  g.  sin.  of 
oirrij. 

OTpaXiuii,  (fr.  oTpvviii  to  instigate) 
rapidly,  quickly,  promptly. 

OTpnpof,  -a,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  quick, 
speedy,  prompt,  active^  diligent. 
I),  du.  OTprjpio. 

'Orpl^f^iS,  n.  pi.  of  SSpif. 

OTpivufiiv,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

OTpvtIlj). 

OrpvpTiif,  -dof,  fi,  (fr.  next)  an  in- 
citement, encouragement,  exhort- 
ation, instigation  ;  an  order,  com- 
mand, 

Orpvvii),  f.  -\ivu),  or  Ion.  OrpCv/o), 
lo  encourage,  exhort,  advise  /  to 
renue,  stir  up,  exrile,  instigate, 
urge.  Orpim/iut,  to  hasten,  hurry. 

'Otto,  for  daaa. 

'Otti,  Poet,  for  gn. 

'Ottikiv,  Poet,  for  in  kiv,  lehat- 
soevfT. 

'Orro/Jof,  Poet,  for  dTofyof. 

Ottotui,  alas  !  ah  me  !  uretch  ? 

OrTOTv^u),  (fr.  last)  to  weep,  la- 
ment, grieve. 

'Or((),  Att.    for  IfiTivi,  d.   sin.  — 

'Oruv,    Att.  for  lilTII'uii,  g.    pi. 
of  Sarii. 


Ov,  before  a  soft  vowel,  Oi'<r,  he- 
lore  nil  aspirate,  Ov^  or  Oii;^(, 
not,  no. 

Ov,  (g.  ofAj  who)  ivhere,  vhither. 

Oi),  g.  of  o{,  »;,  !)i,  hi.t,  hers,  ils ; 
or  of  6c,  )/,  6,  uho,  v  liirh,  -jhat. 

Ov,  g.  Oj,  d.  "E,  n.  of  him,  of  her, 
of  it,  of  liwtntlf,  if  hirself,  &c. 

OJ,.'\tl.  "for  £0,  Ion.  liir  'ico,  2  sin. 
2  a.  ind.  or  impr.  mid.  ol 'Irjiit. 

Oiifi,  ah,  aha,nu  adv.  of  mocking. 

Ouat,  alas,  O  u  niched,  uo  ! 

Ova's,  -aros,  TO,  the  ear  ;  an  ear  or 
handle,   n.  pi.  oviira,  d.  oi'ao-i. 

Oi')')  I'a  or  OvyKlu,  -oSi  i/,  (fr.  Lat. 
iincia)  an  ounce. 

Oi'^a/iTj,  and  Dor.  OviSfiS,  (d.  sin. 
fern,  of  vvia/jlii  none,  viz.  x'^PV) 
no  uhere;  by  no  means,  on  no 
account ;  never. 

Ouc^aiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ovioi  the 
ground)  terrestrial,  earthy;  lou; 
humble,  grovelling. 

Oviaptvds,  -fj,  -h;  (fr.  next)  of  no 
account,  contemptible. 

Oviafibs,  -fi,  -ov,  (fr.  oD^f  not,  and 
afiis  one)  no  one,  none. 

Ov6SiJov,  (g.  of  last)  not  at  all,  by 
no  means  ;  no  uhere. 

Oti^a^uic,  (fr.  same)  by  no  means, 
not  at  all,  in  no  way. 

0C(5uf, -arof,  TO, same  asoEc^of,  -to^. 

Ovfe,  (fr.  ov  not,  and  Si  truly) 
neither,  nor,  and  not,  not  even, 
by  no  means. 

Ovieh,  ov^tfiia,  ovii'v  g.  OvScvis, 
ovScfiias,  ov^irof,  (fr.  ovie  nei- 
ther, and  as  one)  not  one,  not 
any,  none,  no.  Ncut.  nothing, 

OvSixoTc,  Ion.  for  ovSiirore, 

OvScfiia,  n.  —  Ovfcfii^,  d.  — Ov6c- 
fitav,  a.  sin.  fern,  of  ovids. 

Ovilv,  neut.  sin.  —  Ovievbs,  g.  — 
Oviivl,  d.  —  Ovieva,  a.  sin.  of 
same. 

Ov&tv6owpos,  -ov,  b,  {],  (fr.  ovlieis 
none,  and  wpa  care)  tuorthy  of  no 
care,  not  lo  be  regarded,  to  be  de- 
spised, contemptible,  despicable. 

OviiTTOT'  for  OvSirore,  {fr.  ovii 
neither,  and  ttoti  any  time)  ne- 
ver, at  no  time. 

OviiiTij),  (fr.  same,  and  ttu  yet) 
not  yet,  never  yet,  by  no  means, 
not  at  all. 

OviirriinoTC,  same  as  ovfitroTc. 

OviiTipos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ovSt  neither, 
and  cTtpos  another)  neither  of 
the  tv:o,  neither. 

OvicTipwGcv,  (fr.  last,  and  Stv  from 
a  place)  from  neither  side. 

OvStTipiiis,  (fr.  oviiripos  neither) 
by  no  way,  in  no  manner, 

OvitrhoiBc,  (fr.  same,  and  at  to- 
wards) to  neither  side, 

Ovfiiri,  (fr.  ovif  not,  and  n  any 
thing)  not  any,  none. 

Ovios,  -eos-ovs,  ri,  (fr.  i?bi  a  way) 
the  ground,  floor,  pavement  ;  a 
path,  step,  threshold. 

Ov^bs,  -ov,  b,  n  threshold,  step, 

Oiifbf,  -ov,  !),  Ion.  for  bh6s. 

<ivf:OTinvv ,  (fr.  oi'(^£i{  none,  and  ovv 
therefore)  nothing  ai  all,  not  at 
all,  by  no  means. 

Oi'9'  for  ''VTC. 

\Ovdap,  -aros,  rb,  a  hreasl,  teat,  tid- 
<-J28) 


der  ;  fertility,  richness,  fatni'tt, 

abundance. 
OvOiistuvOtiita,  ovOiv,  for  ovitls. 
OvO>iv,   (Ir.  01)  not)  not  indeed,  na 

truly,  by  no  means. 
OvK,  see  oil. 
Ou»./r',  for  nvKfrt,  (fr.  ovk  not,  and 

in    any   longer)   tio   longer,  no 

more,  not  yet. 
Ou/fi,  Poet,  lor  ou;^!,  see  ov. 
OvKovt;  (fr.  iwk  not,  and  ovv  ihere- 

I'orc)  certainly  not,  not  at  all,  by 

no  means. 
OvKovv,  (fr.  same)  whether  then  1 

thin,  so  Ihtn,  well  then,  then  fore, 

but  howa-er,  indeed,  truly. 

OVKID,   Ion.   for  OVTTIi). 

Ot'iAui',  Ion.  for  ovk,  or  for  ovkouv. 

Oi'iKWi,  Ion.  for  oitTui;. 

Ov)nit,  -oil',  oi,  barley,  grain  ;  a 
cuke  used  in  sacrifices. 

OvXa/jbs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  oiiAof  whole, 
or  li-.  b/iov  together,  and  jiX/u  lo 
collect)  a  crowd,  band,  troop, 
battalion. 

Ot'Aa^df,  (fr.  ov\os  for  o\obs  de- 
structive, and  adu)  touch)  dead. 

OdAi),  -vf,  fi,  (fr.  ov\os  whole)  the 
mark  of  a  healed  wound,  a  scar, 

Ov'Slos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ovXos  Poet,  for 
6Aos  whole)  entire,  perfect,  coT't 
plete,  full  ;  bright,  plain,  clear. 

OvXyof  -a,  -ov,  and  Ot'Xy^of,  -ti, 
-ov,  and  OuXoof,  -oi),  b,  i/,  (same 
as  oXobs  hurtful)  pwnidoti*,  hurt- 
ful, deadly,  destructive, 

OvXoiirrjs,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  ovXai  barley, 
and  (5f'fc)  to  tie)  a  handful  of  corn, 
sheaf  of  barley, 

OvHSiTov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  the 
band  with  vdiirh  sheaves  were 
tied  ;  a  strap,  hand ;  tying,  fast- 
ening ;  a  cord,  siring. 

OvXdOpi^,  -rpt^of,  b,  »';,  (fr.  oBXoj 
curltd,  and  gpif  hair)  having 
curled  hair. 

OvXoBvTio)  -w,  (fr.  odXoi  a  salt 
cake  for  sacrifice,  and  ■Siiu  to 
sacrifice)  to  sacrifice,  offer. 

OvXoKapivos,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  ovXoi 
curled,  and  Koprivw  a  head)  hav- 
ing a  curled  head,  curly-headed. 

OvXofiivow,  Ion.  g.  of 

OuXiS/jfiof,  -ri,-ov.  Poet,  for oXrf^t- 
vog,  (2  a.  par.  mid.  of  dXXv/ii) 
destructive,  pernicious,  noxious  ; 
destroyed. 

OSXoD,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  ovXos  tender) 
the  gum. 

OvXdnovs,  -oSos,  b,  ri,  (fr.  next,  and 
iTo'vs  a  foot)  sound-footed. 

Oi'Xo5,  Poet.  foroXoj. 

Oi'Xof,  -17, -ov,  for  oXo<!y. 

OfiXof,  -1;,  -ov,  (for  i'odXos  tender) 
soft,  downy,  tender ;  erisjied, 
curled,  twisted. 

OnXof,  -01),  b,  a  handful,  bundle, 
sheaf. 

OvXoj^^ras,  a.  pi.  of 

Ov\o)(iTt)s,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  oi'Xni  a  salt 
cake,  and  y/u  to  pour)  a  coke  or 
mixture  of  salt  and  mtul,  laid  or 
poured  on  the  hejid  of  the  vic- 
tim ;  the  basket  or  vessel  which 
hi  Id  it. 

Ovh'fnrios,  -ov,  b,  fi,  Poet,  for 
oAtJ/iTrioj. 


OTP 

OOXuusoj,  -ov,  Ion. oiiXi'proio, Poet, 
for  (iXi'/iirof.   Oi'Xi'/iriii^t,    same 
as  £(j  'OXu^Toi',  lo  Otytnpus. 
OiJXu,  (fr.  oDXof  whole)  to  be  will, 
be  in  health,  pres.  iiiipr.  ov\t,  be 
well,  JareueU. 
Ov/iivovv,  (fr.  ov   not,   fih  indeed, 
and  ovv  however)  not  indeed,  by 
no  meaJis,  nevertheless,  notwith- 
standing, but  yet. 
Ov  filv  uXX-i,  but,  however,  indeed. 
Oifidf,  iEol.  Synaer.  for  o  tfidj. 

Ovv,  (cont.  for/oineut.  of  f'ui',  Ion. 
for  ui;',  pres.  par.  of  £i^i  to  be) 
it  being  so,  therefore,  then,  ac- 
cordingly ;  even,  truly.  A'  oi/i', 
but  however, 

OvvtKa,  and  OZvtK  ,  ov  tviKa,  on 
accouttt  of  which,  for  which  rea- 
son, wherefore. 

OvvcaOt,  for  iveade,  2  pi.  pres.  ind. 
pass,  of  tfvo/iai,same  asotdoi,  or 
6yTifit. 

Ovvofia,  -aroi,  ri.  Poet,  for  ivofia. 

Ovvofid^u),  Poet,  for  ofo^d^ui. 

Ovvouaiiuv,  Ion.  for  ovonutvetv, 
inf.  of  ovoftaiviji. 

OvvofidKXvTOf,  -ov,  b,  q,  (fr.  ovvofia 
Poet,  for  dvofia  a  name,  and 
xXurJj  celebrated)  famous,  re- 
novmed,  celebrated. 

Ovvoftrip^ris,  -ov,  b,  lon.  for  0  vo- 
lidoxii- 

Ovvoft'taris,  Ion.  for  ovo/ja<rr<$;. 

Orf,  Dor.  for  b  tf 

OSrtp,  g.  sin.  of  3j  Tfp. 

Oiiirtp,  uAtT*",  tu/ien. 

Oi/!ror',  for  Ovtotc,  (fr.  on  not,  and 
vdre  ever)  net'er,  a/  no  time. 

Ourw,  (fr.  same,  and  rrui  yet)  no< 
ye/. 

Oi'pd,  -Hi,  fi,  (fr.  opof  an  end)  a 
tail  of  all  animala  but  birds  ; 
the  end ;  the  rear  of  an  army  ; 
the  stem  of  a  ship. 

Ovfxtyim  -w,  (fr.  last,  and  dyia  to 
lead)  to  Uofl  or  bring  up  the 
rear  ;  to  be  behind. 

Ovpayla,  -of,  1),  (fr.  same)  com- 
mand of  the  rear  ;  the  rear,  rear 
guard. 

Oupdydf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  the  lead- 
er or  commander  of  the  rear. 

Ovpatof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ovpd  a  tall) 
namng  a  tail,  of  a  tail ;  rearmost, 
hindermost,  last ;  with  the  tail 
towards. 

OvpSvti,  -n<,  and  Ovp^Opa,  -af,  i), 
(fr.  OMO')!'  tirinc)  an  inward  pas- 
safe  far  the  urine  ;   the  urethra, 

Ovpavta,  -at,  and  Ion.  Ovpavlij,  -ti(, 
if,  (fr.  oi<pii'A<  heaven)  Urania, 
one  of  the  Miiips. 

Ovpnvtaf,  -a.  Dor.  for  Ovpavi!>r)i, 
-ov,  b,  the  ton  of  Calut  or  Ura- 
nus. 

Ovp'ivffrjf,  -ov,  b,  /i,(rr.oupa»'df  hen- 
\ei>)  heavenly,  rrlrslial ;  inhabi- 
tant nf  heathen,   n.  pi.   ovpavUni. 

Ovpn^tof,  -a,  -ov,  or  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr. 
some)  rrlesiinl,  heat>enly,  of  the 
heairns,  if  the  sky  ;  lofiy,  great, 
grand. 

OvninfiDf,  -wvof,  b,  (fr,  gnmn)  an 
inhnlnlant  if  heaven  ;  rrtesttal, 
heavenly,  n.  pi.  ovpavlwvtf,  g. 
•vpafiwvuy. 


OTP 

Ovpavddti;  (fr.  same,  and  5tv  from 

a  place)  from  heaven. 
■OvpardOt,   (fr.  same,  and  ci    in  a 

place)   in  heaven. 
Ovpavop'iKt)!,  -COS  -oi'j,  b,  i;,  (fr.  oi-- 

puruj  heaven,  and  fi^noj  length) 

touching    the    sky,    very    high, 

lofty. 
Ovoarbi,  and  Dor.   Slpavif,  -ov,  b, 

(perhaps  fr.  bpog  the  end,  or  bpdw 

to  see)  the  heaven,  sky,  air  ;'  the 

cope  nf  hiaren. 
Ovpdvdci,  (fr.  last,  and  ae  towards) 

towiirils  or  to  heaven. 
OvpavoaK6T;oi,-ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  ovpaibs 

heaven,    and  cKonui  an  object, 

th.    cKiTTOjtai   to  view)  a  viewer 

of  the    heavens,  astronomer  ;  a 

kind  of  fish. 
Oup.'iii,  Dor.  and  jEol.  for  ovpa- 

vov,  g.  of  ovonv6q. 
Ovpiii;,  a.  pi.  of  oitpa. 
Ovp(idvii,  -ov,  b,  Urbanus,  a  man's 

name. 
Oi'pta,  and   Ovpiiav,  Ion.  for  6pca, 

and  op/uiv,  n.  and  g.  pi.      See 

ovpeoi. 
OvpcXv,  pres.    inf.    act.   cont.  of 

ovpiij). 
Ovptoi,  Poet,  or  Ion.  fordpro;,  cont. 

6povi,  g.    sin.    of  6poi,  a  moun- 
tain, n.  pi.  ipca  -r),  g.  opmv  -liiv- 
Ovpiiii,  -iof  OT  -rjoi,  6,  lon.foropfi'f. 
Oi'pcif,  -fof,  b,  (fr.  ovpoi  a  guard) 

a     guardian    protector^     valch, 

guard. 
Ovpfoi,  f.  -fiaoi,  (fr.  ovpov  urine)  to 

make  water. 
Ovp>i,  Ion.  for  ot'p^,  d.  sin.  of  ovpa. 
Oi'pi";«{,  a.  pi.  of  oupftij. 
OvpriOpa,  sec  Ovpdvtj. 
Oiipniia,   -Sto(,    rb,    (fr.    ovptiii  to 

make  water)  urine. 
Ovpffv,  lon.for  oDpui',a.  sin.  of  ovpd. 
Oupi7<r7;j,2sin.l  a.  sub.acl.ofovpf'a). 
Oiipi7<rif,  -lof,  Att.  -cuii,  I'l,  (fr.  ovptui 

lo  make  water)  making  water  ; 

urine, 
Ovptjrfip,  -ijpoi,  b,   (fr.  same)  the 

ureter,  passage  for  urine. 
Ovpi^rlKif,  -!),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  diu- 
retic, causing  urine. 
Ovpiaf,    -ov,    b,    Urias,   a    man's 

name. 
Olipl(o>,  Ion.  for  bpl^ia  —  Ovptafia, 

for  bpiapn. 
Ovpl^w,    (fr.    ovpof    a  favourable 

wind)    to  enjoy  a  fair  wind  ;  to 

bring  with  a  J  air  wind. 
Ovpia,  fcni.  of 
Oi'ptof,  -Of-ov,  and  Orpint,  -on,  ft, 

/),  (fr.  oi'pof  a  prosperous   wind) 
fniiiurnlilr,    prnsprrnus  ;    windy, 
full  of  iiind, 
OiJpiof,  -oVfb,  a  man's  name. 
Oiioov,  -ov,  tA,  ( fr.  onpn  the  tail,  and 

jiiiti  lo  flow)  urine, 
Ovpnv,  -ov,  ro,  spire,  distance,  in^ 

terval ;   a  rust,  shot. 
Oviinf,  -ov.  b,  (fr.  npoi'iK  to  impel,  or 

fr.  oupii  ihcilrrn)  a  fair  iiind, 
Orpod  -iiv,  b,    (fr.    hpiiiii   (o  Hfc)    ii 

guardian,    prnlrilnr  ;     a    guard, 

vnlrh  ,    irisjifrlnr,  nvrrsrrr. 
nt'oif,  -ov,  b,  lon.  for  uoo(,  a  boun- 

diiry. 
Oi'<^o(,  Ion.  for  ipo(, 
(4M) 


0<I>E 

Ovpos,  -ov,  b,  a  trench,  ditch,  groove 

to  liaul  up  or  launch  ships  by,  j 

a  dock. 
Ovpoi, -ov,  i,(fr.nppo5 or  opdf) uhey. 
Off,  ioTOi,  TO,    (fr.  ci'as  an  ear)  an 

ear.  pi.  ri>  tora. 
Oi'i,  a.  pi.  of  Of,  i),  o.  Or  of  Of, !),  Jjv 
Ovaii  —  0?iTii(  — OTcav  —  Ovaj]  — 

Oi'ffijf  —  Otai,  cases  ofuii,  olaa, 

bi;  par.  pres.  of  ti/d'. 
Ovctii,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.   same)  existence, 

being  ;     esseitce,    nature,    sub 

stance;  wealth,  goods,  properly, 
OviTioifaii,  (fr.  last)  substantially _ 

essentially. 
Ovr',  for  ovre. 

Ovrdi^ui,  f.  -aao),  same  as  th.  ovrdio 
Ovrdfiii',  Ion.   Ovrdfitvai,  Dor.  for 

ovrdvai,     pres.    inf.    of    ovrrjfit, 

same  as  ovrdo). 
Ovrdptvo;,  pres.   par.   of  ov-afiai, 

mid.  of  ovTTjiii,  or  Sync,  for  ov~ 

rnadpevos,  1  a.  par.   mid.  of  ov- 

rd^io. 
Ovraa',  for  Ovraat,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind. 

of  same. 
Ovrdu)    -(3,    f.     -ijau),  p.    -rjKa,  to 

ivound,  pierce,  slay. 
Oi'rc,  Ovt'  or  Odd',  (fr.  ov  not,  and 

re  and)  neither,  nor,  and  not. 
OvTcpos,  Ion.  for  b  erepos. 
OvTijfi!,  same  as  ovrdw,  or  ovrd^u). 
OvTijaii,  -tus,  Att.  -£U5,  d,  {fr.  ov- 

rdo)  to   wound)  a  wounding  ;  a 

wound. 
Ovrtyc,  not  at  all,  by  no  means,  in 

no  wise  ;  much  less. 
OvTi^avii,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  otirij  none, 

and  fdvoi  a  gilt)  of  710   value, 

worthless. 
Oiinv',  for  otJraia,  a.  sin.  —  O0r4- 

vos,  g.  sin.  of  ovTi(. 
Oi'Ttvoi,  g.  sin.  of  barti. 
Ovrt-iru),  (fr.  oHit  neither,   and  x-oj 

yet)  by  no  means,  not  at  all,  not 

yet. 
Ofirif,  b,  I'l,  ovTi,  rb,  g.  ovtivo(,  {fr. 

ov  not,  and  rij  any  one )  no,  none, 

not  any  ;    no  one,  nobody,  no- 
thing. 
Oirot,  (fr.  ov  not,  and  rot  enclit.) 

no  truly,  truly  not, 
OvToi,  avTij,TovTO,  g.  Toirov,  rav 

TTji,  Tiix'iTov,  {fr,  b  this,  and  avTO( 

himself)  this,  that,  he,  she,  it.  n. 

pi.  ovTut,  avrai,  Tittira,  g,  tovtuv. 

TovTO,   jiiv,    TuuTo    ii,    partly  ; 

some  this,  some  thai, 
Olroi,  ndverbial,  you  sir,   ho,   at- 
tend, I  siiy. 
OvTw,  and  Oi'iruf,  before  a  vowel, 

Alt.  Olirojffi,  ffr.  ofrocthis)  Mu«, 

so  ;  then,  so  then. 
Oi';^,  nrid  Ov^i,  sec  on. 
Oi';^J,   (fr.    uv   not)  whether?  why 

not  ?  no,  nay,  not  so. 
0^'<X(i(,  -11,  2  and  3(>m.  —  -npcv, 

•iTi,  -ovm,  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

001 /X  (4. 
O0fiX/ri)f,   -ov,   b,    {fr.    oifniyut    to 

owe)  iL  debtor,  an  iiffindrr.  a.  pi. 

oipiiXfrni. 
OfilXi},  •If,  li,  an<iOijt(i'yiipii,-lfTo(, 

rb,     (fr.     siimi')     a     debt,    due, 

nbligiUion  ;   nflenie.    pi.    o^tiX^- 

piiTn  ■ 
O^itXipivof,  -ri,  -ov,p«r.  prM.  pass, 


O'M 

—  0^(Ai>»Ti,  (1.  sin.  —  O^jiXo 
Tt(,n.  pi.  par.  jircs.  net.  ol" 

O^fiXii),  I.  o0((X>)<ri>>,  p.  (ii^fi'Ai;«ru,  'o 
oitr,  />«  in  (Ulit,  l>t  tiHili-r  an  ohli' 
gallon,  I't  incUHtil ;  to  be  ./fnfrf, 
atiuUmnril,  yni/  n./lMf,  p<it/  ;  tit 
umh,  (Ufirr  ;  it  i*  mcil,  ,fit,  pro- 
per or  incumbml,  it  ought;  oh 
iJiat,  woulii  that  ;  to  tTnct  usuri/, 
Unil  money  ulitUcrcM.  O^itXn/iiii, 
to  have  due  to  one,  have  a  claim, 
demand  ;  to  remoin  due,  he  in- 
cumbent. ini;it'.  imi.  act.  lui/iciXui'. 
2  a.,  iiid.  act.  w(pt\oy,  and  dipei- 
\ov,  atid  6(pe^ov,  pros.  par.  pass. 
oiptt\6ficvos,  -17,  •"OK,  per.  ind. 
puss.  u(pci\r)ijiat. 

O^tis,  n.  a.  V.  pi.  cont.  -^'Oipiai, 
d.  pi.  of  d(pti. 

'Oi/i(  Vtf ,  '2  sin.  ofdifitXov,  which  see. 

'O^iAXtv,  Poet,  for  oipcXtv,  Ion.  lor 
uxfitXcv,  3  sill.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
oipei\u. 

0.^fXXu),-tif,  -£i,f.  oipcXio,  p.  (i^tX- 
)fu,  to  hcnijit,  (Msi.s/,  /le//;,  relieve  ; 
to  inrrc'i.'f,  miillipl;/.  Also  used 
fur  o0c(Xu.  2  a.  ind.  act.  kJ^t- 
Xov. 

0(^f'XX(i)ffi,  3  pi.  pros.  sub.  act.  of 
last, 

'O^'.Xov,  -f  J,  -t,  (Ion.  for  u^eAov,  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  ocbtiXij)  to  owe)  /, 
you,  ht  oushl,  it  is  incumbent. 
But  it  is  more  generally  used 
adverbially  in  the  first,  second, 
and  third  persons,  Oh  that, 
would  that.  Oh  may. 

''OipcXns,  -toi  -ov;,  ri,  (fr.  o0AXb)  to 
benefit)  utility,  use,  advantage, 
profit,  henrfit. 

O^/uii',  g.  pi.  —  'O0£iof,  g.  sin. 
Alt.  of  dipa. 

OipBaXfiia,  -af,  '/,  (fr.  o^SaX^df  an 
eye,  th.  dnroftat  to  see)  the  Oph- 
thalmia, a  disease  of  the  eyes. 

O^flaX^io'u)  -(3,  (fr.  last)  to  be  af- 
Jtinted  imlh  sore  eyes. 

OijidaXiioiovXiia,  -of,  ij,  (fr.  otpdaX- 
fiis  an  eye,  and  SovXia  service) 
eye-sennce ;    specious  obedience. 

0^6aX^<S^oiiXof,  -ov,  b,  I),  an  eyt- 
servant. 

0<(>daXiiii,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  dnTOfiai  to 
see)  an  eye  ;  a  cetclrraled  person- 
age, counsellor;  a  germ,  bud.  d. 
pi.  Ion.  o<t>BaXiioiaiv,  a.  pi.  oip- 
6aXfioii,  Dor.  o(pOaXiiui. 

Oi{iBaXfio<i>ai'uis,  (fr.  last,  and  (paivu 
to  appear)  clear  to  the  eyes, 
plainly,  evidently. 

O^0(((,  -t7ca,  -h,  g.  -BivTOi,  n.  pi. 
-BivTCi,  1   a.  par.  pass.  -—  0<p- 

OrivaK,  1  a.  inf.  pass 0<pQ>)ari, 

2  sin.  of  OtpOnaofiat,'-;!,  -crat,  1 
f.  ind.  pass,  of  dirrouai. 

O^iv,  a.  sin.  of  6<jji!. 

Oiptdinxroi,  -nv,  6, 1'/,  (fr.  (}0if  a  ser- 
pent, aod  th.  caicvu  to  bite)  bit- 
ten by  a  serpent. 

0(pioit(i^Tii,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
lid^ofiat  to  fight)  a  »erpenl-Jighl- 
er  ;  a.  kind  of  locust. 

'0<ptos,  g.  sin.  of  idiij,  a.  sin.  6(ptv. 

0<pip,  indecl.  Ophir,  name  of  a 
country. 

P<fn{,  -loj,  Att.  -twi,  b,  a  serpent, 
■tnahe  /  name  of  a  constellation ; 


OX  1 1 

an  omameul  of  the  arm,  armlet, 
brwflrl, 

Oipitoiifs,  -to(  -ovi,  0,  if,  (fr.  last) 
of  m  like  u  snake,  abuundtng  with 
snakes. 

OipXcti;  Sync,  for  oipcXt7v,  2  a.  inf. 
act.  of  oipclXio. 

'OipXr)/!!!,  -aroi,  t!),  and  '0<pXriai(, 
-(OS,  Att.  -iu)i,  I'l,  (fr.  oipdXu)  to 
owe)  a  debt,  obligation  ;  Jine, 
penally. 

0<pXi'iaii),  Sync,  for  oipttXi'iau>,  1  f. 
ind,  act.  of  o</>c<X(i). 

O^XicTKui  and  O<^X((rK>ii'(i),(fr.o0c/X(D 
to  owe)  to  tiffined,  condemned  ; 
to  hejudgeil  xvortlty  of  fine,  pu- 
nishnieiil,  &c. 

'0</>Xai  or  OijiXiu),  f.  -ijau,  p,  ii(j>Xti- 
Ka,  same  as  ntjiclXfj,  from  which 
it  is  formed  by  Sy;ic.  impf, 
act.  oxfiXcov  -uvv.  2  a,  ind.  act. 
liipXov. 

'Oippa,  that,  so  that,  in  order  that ; 
white,  until  ;  then,  wlien ;  as 
long  as.   Td(ppa,  so  Imig  as. 

0<^pii(),  -?;{,  /;,  same  as  o^ptj. 

OippiJdiif,  -6iaaa,-6n',  (fr.  uipphsan 
eyebrow)  on  a  brow,  high,  elc- 
ruled,  lofty ;  disdainful,  scorn- 
ful, supercilious. 

Oipovonai,  (fr,  same)  to  be  super- 
cilious, disdniiful  ;  to  be  lofty, 
behave  haughtily. 

0(ppv;,  -Suf,  n,  the  eyebrov)  ;  pride, 
haughtiness,  scorn ;  a  rising 
ground,  eminence,  brow  of  a  hill, 
bank.  d.  pi.  o(Pf)iiai. 
Ov'  for  'O^a,  prt-eminenlly,much. 
Jar,  very  much,  aurpassmg. 

Oxavr,,  -m,  t),  and  'Oxavov,  -ov,  rd, 
(fr.  f';^a)  to  hold)  the  handle  or 
strap  of  a  shield ;  any  liandle. 

Oxcla,  -'If,  fi,  (fr.  o^Euw  to  copu- 
late) copulation. 

'0')(^eaKov,  Ion.  for  ai;^£oi',  impf. 
ind.  act.  of  o;^/w. 

'O;^£o-0iv  and  Oxitaai,  Ion.  for 
d^^aiv,  d.  pi.  of  6\oi. 

Oj^tTijyif,  -nv,  b,  »;,  (fr.  oxtrif  a 
canal,  and  a'yw  to  lead)  guiding 
or  conveying  streams. 

Oxirci'iw,  f.  -cvau),  (fr.  next)  to  con- 
vey streams,  cut  or  viake  ca- 
nals ;  to  divide  into  streams  ;  to 
water,  irrigate  ;  to  shake,  remove, 
displace. 

Oxerbi,  -ov,  b,  a  canai,  aqueduct, 
water  course,  river,  stream  ;  a 
sink,  sewer. 

Oxcvi,  -ioi,  0,  (fr.  ix<^  to  hold)  a 
fastening,  stay,  hold  ;  a  strap, 
thong,  band  ;  a  clasp ;  a  bar, 
boll.  n.  pi.  oxiia'  a.  oxiai,  Ion. 
oXna;. 

0;;^;£ru),  f.  -cvao),  p.  lij^tuita,  to  ad- 
mit the  mule;  to  cover,  copu- 
late. 

Ox(>^i  f.  -<<rw,  (fr.  ix"?  a  chariot) 
to  carry,  convey,  transport ;  to 
bear,  support.  Oxioinat  -oC^ai, 
to  be  carried,  ride,  go  on  horse- 
back, in  a  carriage,  chariot  or 
any  vehicle. 

Oxh,  -^s,  h,  (fr.  ix'"  to  sustain) 
food,  sustenance,  nourishment. 

'OXiy-a,  -aros,  rd,  same  as  (5;^oj. 

Oxnsios,  -ov,  h,  a  proper  name. 
(430J 


OXM 

'OxriiTK,  -lof,  Att.  -fwv,  ';,  (fr.  oxlu 
to  curry)  a  carriage,  vehicle. 

OxOiiofiai,  to  groan,  sigh  heavily. 

'OxOiii,  a.  pi,  —  'OxOaif,  Ion, 
'bxOiiat,  Poet  dxOaiai,  d.  pi,  o 
6x0>i. 

OxOiu,  f.  -»/au),  to  be  indignant,  en- 
rageil,  angry,  take  ill. 

'OxOtj,  -(?{,  1;,  (fr.  ixu  to  restrain) 
a  bank,  shore,  mound  or  margin 
of  a  trench. 

OxOi'/aai,  1  a.  par.  act,  of  oxOiui. 

'Ox6ii<"v,  Ion.  for  ixOaif,  d.  pi.  of 
dxOn. 

'OxOdijioi,  -ov,  b,  and  'OxOoPof, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  an  edge,  barrier^ 
brim  ;  fringe,  lare. 

OxOds,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  dxBri  a  bank)  a 
hank,  shore,  edge  ;  a  mound, 
eminence  ;  a  swelling,  sore  on 
the  lips. 

OxXiiyiayiu)  -w,  f.  -I'laio,  p.  uixXa- 
yuynKo,  (fr.  <i;^Xos  a  multitude, 
and  liyoj  to  lead)  to  lead  tlie 
multitude,  lieud  a  mob,  raise  a 
riot. 

OxXii^"),  (fr.  dxXnf  a  tumult)  to 
riot,  make  a  tumult.    < 

OxXivvTut,  Dor.  for  oxXoTivrat,  3 
pi.  pres.  ind.  pass.  cont.  of 
oxXliD. 

OxXciif,  -eoi,  Att.  -/u)f,  b,  (fr.  next) 
a  bar,  holt,  latch ;  frtstentng, 
stity  ;  a  hinge. 

OxXivia,  f.  -EUffu),  to  move,  stir. 

OxXiii),  f.  -I'/au),  p.  lix^VKo,  (fr. 
d^Xo?  a  tumult)  to  disturb,  raise 
a  tumuli,  agileile,  embroil ;  to 
annoy,  harass,  nfflict.  OxXio^iat 
-ovijat,  to  be  afflicted  ;  to  endure, 
suffer. 

OxXiipla,  -as,  /;,  (fr.  same)  tu- 
mult, agitation,  disturbance,  tur- 
bulence ;  annoyance,  uneasi- 
ness. 

OyXtipbi,  -a,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  turbu- 
lent, tumultuous  ;  troublesome, 
annoying. 

'OxX'ioii,  -loj,  Att,  •'ciDi,  fi,  same 
as  oxXvpla. 

OxXii^u,  f.  -taw,  (fr.  o^-Xfij  a  bar) 
to  raise  or  move  with  a  bar  or 
crow,  break  or  hurst  open. 

OxXtxdi,  -fi,  -bi;  (fr.  dyXof  a 
crowd)  turbulent,  tumultuous; 
of  the  people,  plebeian,  vulgar. 

OyXoroifo)  -d,  f.  -i7<Joj,  p.  laxXo- 
■noir^Ko,  (fr.  6xXoi  a  mob,  and 
iroifii)  to  make)  to  raise  a  mob, 
make  an  uproar.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
loxXoTolrjoa'  par.  n.  pi.  oj^Xoiroi" 
I'taaVTCi. 

'0;^Xoj,  -ov,  b,  a  crowd,  mob,  mul- 
titude ;  the  people,  public  ;  trou- 
ble, annoyance,  uneasiness ;  com- 
motion, tumult,  disturbance,  up- 
roar. 

OxXovjjtivoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par,  pres. 
pass,  cont.  of  o^X/w. 

'0;[;/ia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr,  ix<i>  to  hold) 
a  fastening,  binding,  slay,  strap, 
clasp,  hand. 

Oxfa^o),  f.  -Sou,  (fr.  last)  to  hold, 
grasp,  seize,  detain. 

'Oxfof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  /;i;o)  to  fasten 
to)  o  stries,  order,  succesnon  ;  a 
tower. 


OYI 

'Oxi-n,-1i,  4,  a  wild  pear. 

Oyotaa,  Dor.  for  oyofaa,  fern, 
cont.  of  oviwv  Sv,  -iovaa  -ovaa, 
•tm  -ovv,  pres.  par.  of  o^iu. 

'Oxoft  -o"!  '>!  '*"'!  Oxofi  "'Of  -<"'>• 

ri,  (fr.  /;^(i)  to  hold)   a  chariot. 

carnage,  car;  a  vehicle,  vessel; 

the  waves,  or  /ioiving    of  icaier. 

Also,  adj.    holding,  containing, 

carrying. 
O)(ypoi,  -a,-ov,  same  as  tyvpSi. 
OyCpiio)  -<3,  f.   -liffd),  (fr.   last)  to 

joTtify,   strengthen,    defend;    to 

prop,  support. 
OxvpfOfia,-aroi,Tb,  and  0;^iifx<i(rif, 

•to(,  Alt.    -cu)s,  h,   ( fr.   last)  <> 

fortification,   castle,  fortress;    a 

garrison,  g.  pi.  o;^vpi<)uanDV. 
Ojfupu/iariov, -ou,  rd,  (dim.  oflast) 

a  little  fortification  ;  a  fort,  re- 
doubt. 
'Oip,  oxif,  fi,    (fr.  (Td)  to   speak) 

the  voice  ;    a  song,   strain.     Or, 

(fr.  6-!rroftai  to  see)  the  eye,  sight. 
0\pnfiiartji,-ov,  &,  (fr.  o<|/f  late,  and 

flfiau  to  mow)    one  who  mows 

late. 
Oi|a'o;iai,  (fr.  <>i|'ov  sauce)  to  use 

sauce,    lake  as  a  relish;    to  eat 

any   thing   with  bread ;    to  eat 

meat. 
Oipdoiov,  -ou,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a  little 

fish. 
O^^apdrvi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  oi^f  late,  and 

apiii)  to  plough)  one  who  ploughs 

late. 
Oi^-f,  late,  in  the  evening;  along 

time  after,  at  length. 
'Otlcat  or  '04''iai,  Ion.  and  'Oi^ti, 

All.   for  diLrj,  2  sin.    <i\|£<r0t,  2 

pi.  of  S'popat,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 

6aroftai. 
Oxpiiut,  (fr.  iiTTOfitti  to  sec)  to  dt- 

sire  to  see. 
'Otj.v<rOc,  2  pi.   1  a.   aub.  mid.  of 

same. 
fjKpla,  -af,    fi,  (fr.    t\f/i  laic)  «i'tn- 

in^,  late. 
Oxltyoyof,  -ou,  4,  f),  (fr.  same,  and 

ylroiitii  to  be  born)  ham  late ;  n. 

pi.  orl-lyoioi,  posterity. 
Oi;;fui,  (fr.  o\pi  late)  to  he  late,  ar- 

riif  lute  in  the  evening. 
CtpifinOrj,  a.  sin.  conl.  of 
OtlifiXOfK,  'fj(  -oP«,  A,  fi,  (fr.  oxpi 

late,  and  ftavOiivu  to  learn )  tnui;ht 

nt  a  late    puiotl ;  dull,  slow  to 

Iriirn. 
'Otj,'litO(,   -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.   o\pi   late) 

late,  ill  t/i^  rvrning  ;   Inltrr. 
Oi|/voov,  -oil,  i,  /),  (fr.  name,  and 

»(!')(  iindiTfttandinp)  lair  in  irain- 

ini;  %m»r  or  •irquirtng  knowledge; 

»/M«  fcy  rxprrirnr^. 
0'|i'''ti  -i,-o»,   (fr.  ov^?  late)  o/'or 

hfl'rnging  tn  the  evening. 
'0\pti,  -lof,  Alt.  -iiiH,  I),  (fr.  ^iTTo- 

^ai    1o  nee)   f/u>    sight;    aspect, 

rminlennnrr,  fnff,    appearance  ; 

a  tight,  liiion.  a,  ixpiv. 
r)\^lirri,  3  sin.   1    a,   sub.  art.  of 

oi|(^ij;. 
OxfuriXcitTiyf,  -on,  o,  li,  (fr.  oi^J  lafft, 

ami     rfX»(j     to    flnidh)  fii(fillrd 

litif  ;    to   he  arromptishrd    at  a 

late    perin'l ;      impetfcft,    unJI- 


HAT 

'Oi|'0/«ai,-i;,-£rai,  pi.  -S/itBa,  -tcOc, 
1  f.  md.  mid.  of  u-xrofiat. 

'Oifov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  i\f,w  to  cook) 
a  relish,  savour,  sauce,  pickle ,' 
whatever  is  eaten  with  bread ; 
Jish,  meat,  victuals,  food. 

Oiporoiijiia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  last, 
and  Toif'ai  lo  make)  same  as 
last. 

Oxpovoiif,  -ov.  A,  17,  (fr.  same)  a 
cook,  confectioner. 

O\po(payoi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  6xj.ov  sauce 
or  fish,  and  (pdyui  to  eat)gluUon- 
ous,  voracious  ;  a  glutton,  fish- 
eater. 

Oi/ziivi/s,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ui^ov  sauce, 
and  lavfonat  to  buy)  a  caterer, 
purveyor. 

Ot^iiviof,  -ov,  rd,  Mr.  6\^'ov  sauce) 
any  thing  eaten  with  bread,  fish, 
meat ;  wages,  reward,  hire. 


n 


n,  V,  c,  called  pi,  the  sixteenth 
of  the  modern,  but  the  seven- 
teenth letter  of  the  ancient 
Greek  alphabet ;  whence,  as 
a  numeral,  it  continues  to  ex- 
press the  eighth  decade  or  eigh- 
ty, and  with  a  dot  underneaiJi,  it, 
eight  thousand. 

ria,  an  enclitic  lor  mj. 

n^i.  Dor.  for  vT,. 

riuyav.  Dor.  for  irijyi/i',  a.  sin.  — 
Tluyaw,  Dor.  foriri/yuiv,  g.  pi.  of 
vrjy/i. 

riiiyaiTu),  Dor.  for  Ilrtydaovt  g.  sin. 
of 

rinyaffof.  Dor.  for  lli'iyaao;. 

llayyiXoiot,  -ov,  b,  1;,  (fr.  raj  all, 
and  ytXoiof  ruliculous,  th.  ycXo'ui 
to  laugh)  viry  absurd,  ridicu- 
lous or  laughitlile. 

fl'i^yXuiOfT/ri,  -(If,  i),  (fr.  Has  all, 
and  j-Xwoo-ri  tongue)  t'tUiutive- 
tie.is,  toijuartly. 

nSytif,  -uaii,  -iv,  2  a.  par.  pass. 
—  Unytlvv,  -i?f.  ->;,  2  a.  opt. 
pass.  —  Mnyiy,  Ion.  for  iira\c,  '.i 
sin.  2  a.  ind.  act,  of  r;;y;'Ub>. 

n<iyiri«,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  irijyvuui  to  fast- 
en) ice, 

ri'iyrniAijt,  -io(-ov(,  A,  /j,  (fr.  lost) 
frnzrn,  icy,  cold, 

rirfyrj,  I'ln.  for  tirdyv,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  pass.  —  IIiiyi)v<ii,  2  a.  inf. 
puss,  of  rvyi'i'^/i. 

Xhiyri,  -If,  »;i  (ff-  ri/yvi'ii)  lo  fasten) 
a  niiiisr,  snare,  trap,  gin. 

n<iy/'''ii    nny/i"o{,  cases  of  nayli. 

XXayiio'Ouiatv,  3  pi.  I  a.  sub.  act. 
of 

rifiyK^it'ui,  f.  -jiiirui.p.  mrrnylitiKa, 
(fr.  ir(iy)<  a  trap)  lo  ratch ;  to 
rrtrnp,  rnsnart,  inrriglr, 

riiiyinf,  -It,  -oy,  (fr.  vnyviu  to  fo«t- 
cn)  Jiie'l,  firm,  faslentri,  steady, 
imviovrahlr. 

(431) 


nA0 

Ilayif,  -Wo;,  1;,  (fr.  same)  a  net, 
noose,  trap,  snare. 

IldyKaKos,  -ov,  A,  >5,  (fr.  -as  all, 
and  KOKOi  ill)  base,  depraved, 
wholly  bad ;  wretched,  miserable, 
unfortunate. 

n«y(cuXo{, -on,  0,  ij,  (fr.  same,  and 
KoMi  fair)  very  good,  amiable, 
excellent ;  most  fair,  beautiful, 
handsome. 

IlrtyiiraXuis,  (fr.  last)  most  beauti- 
fully, very  handsomely,  excel- 
lently;  most  gloiiously  or  ho- 
nourably, 

Ilnyvaprof,  -ou,  A,  1;,  (fr.  irai  all, 
and  Kiip-oi  fruit)  very  fertile, 
most  pruductive,  fruitful,  abun- 
dant in  all  things. 

TldyKoivos,  -ov,  A,>/,  (fr.  same,  and 
icoii'ds  common)  free  or  common 
to  all,  frequented  by  all ;  univer- 
sal, general. 

TlayKoiiToi,  -ov.  A,  ^,  (fr.  same, and 
(cdiis  dust)  sprinkled  with  dust. 

IlayKpiirfii,  -f'of  -ovs,  and  TltiyKpa- 
TOi,  -ov.  A,  1;,  (Ir.  same,  and  xpa- 
rio)  to  overcome,  ih.  Kpdroi 
strength)  all-subduing,  conquer- 
ing alt,  omnipotent,  almighty, 

HayKpdrioi;  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 
Jestival  of  all  games,  general 
prai-tice,  celebration  of  all  the 
athletic  exercises. 

riu'yof,  -ov.  A,  (fr.  Trrjyi'vw  to  fasten) 
a  hill,  eminince,  clijjf ;  a  village, 
totvn,  hajnlet  ;  ice,  frost ;  sidt. 

UayviiXKcof,  -ov.  A,  1),  (fr.  iTa{  all, 
and  x."^>"'f  brass)  all  brass,  0} 
entire  brass,  brazen. 

Tlayxpuaios,  -ov.  A,  ri,  (fr.  same, 
auil  -^pvaii  go\ti)  alt  golden,  of 
entire  gold, 

riayxv,  P<>«t.  for  rrdvv. 

Uair/Tc,  Dor.  for  in]fnrt,  2  pi. 
conl.  pres.  intl.  act.  of  irij- 
fdut, 

TlnOa,  -as,  a,  Dor.  for  irSdij- 

riuOiiii'ojiui,  (fr.  zdOos  an  artlction) 
to  feel  vt'itcntly,  l)e  strongly  af- 
fected; to  ajfirt  or  pretend  feel- 
inc,  appear  7noveil,  behave  ef- 
feminately ;  to  svJI'er  mrntatly. 

rirt'Of,  2  sin.  2  a.  impr.  art.  ;  or 
Ion.  for  /ruOc,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  —  n<iOi(iy,  Ion.  for  HaBuv, 
2  a.  inf.  act.  of  wi'o^io. 

rinOci,  d.  sin.  conl.  —  lldOtci,  d. 
pi.   of  TrdOos. 

riuOij, -i)C,  >';,  (fr.  irdaxu)  to  sufFrr) 
suffering,  mliirsily,  calamity, 
distress,  misfntune,  disaster; 
discomfiture,  defeat,  slaughter, 
overthrow,  ruin ;  ilisease,  sick- 
ness, mabuty,  distemper. 

TiilOi},  n.  a.  V.  pi.  cont.  of  itdOos. 

X\Ann,i  sin.  2  a.  sub.  ini<l.  ;  or  3 
sill.  2  a.   HUtt.   art.  of  rti'o-^o). 

rioOm/n,  -Htos,  rd,  (fr.  ff<i'o-^w  to 
siilior)  passion,  frlint:,  suf- 
fering, nffictiim ;  r.rrilrmrnt, 
rapture,  ecstasy,  rmotum ;  dis- 
tress of  mind,  prrlurlnitinn,  an- 
guish ;  ufilirlinn,  trouble,  sor- 
row, Irihubiti'm  ;  loss,  misfor- 
tune, raliiwily,  adversity  ;  dis- 
ease, sickness,  malady,  infirmi- 
ty; evil  ilispn'ilion,  bait  inclina- 


nAi 

tion,  lusl,  unnatural  desire ;  ex- 
ternal circuinstnnre,  aci-iitcnt. 

naOtiTtxif,  -fi,  -31',  (fr.  s;ime)  pas- 
sire,  suffcrine,  complying,  suh- 
missive ;  ((Meeting,  pathetic,  iin- 
pasxioned, 

UaQiirii,  -rj, -Oi',  (fr.  s:iiiie)  to  he 
sxiffcrrd  endured  or  borne;  sub- 
ject, tiahte. 

ndOui^ii,  -oi{, -01,  in  2  pi.  ITuOoiTt, 
2  n.  opt.  act.  —  ndOiiv,  Ion.  for 
iiraOuv,  '2  a.  ind.  acl.  of-nda^w. 

UaOo-iro.ta,  -ii{,  {],  (fr.  ttu'Ooj  pas- 
sion, and  iruif'u  to  make)  a  rais- 
ing of  the  passions  or  affections, 
emotion,  ecstasy,  rapture. 

na'9oj,-£Di-ov{,  rd,sanieasjrn'0;;^a. 

IluOuii',  -ovaa,  -iv,  (par.   2  a.  act 
of  -nda^ui)  having  undergone  or 
suffered  the  last  extremity,  dead. 
Ti  rraOwv,  what  ailing  ?  how  con- 
strained ?  u-Av  ?  for  what  ? 

ITur,  V.  sin.  ofn-iirj. 

llatdv,-aios,  b,  (fr.  ralto  to  strike) 
a  hymn,  properly  to  Apollo  ;  a 
war-song,  song  of  triumph  ;  a 
poetic  measure;  a  name  of 
Apollo. 

Haiai'tPf,  (fr.  last)  of  Apollo,  dedi- 
cated or  devoted  to  Apollo. 

Ilaiui'i^w,  f.  -I'ffw,  (fr.  same)  to  sins 
hynuis,  chant,  raise  the  war- 
son^,  celebrate  a  triumph. 

riainViui',  g.  pi.  of  TTnirt'i'. 

llaiYliocjvvi],  -tji,  t'l,  (fr.  irai'^u)  to 
play,  th.  jraif  a  child)  play, 
sport,  pastime,  recreation. 

naiyvia,  -ag,  and  Ion.  naiyvin, 
-ti,  n,  (fr.  same)  pliy,  sport, 
paxtime  ;    scorn,  derision. 

ViaiYvifi^iov,  -avoq,  b,  )),  (fr.  same) 
ptai/ful,  sportive,  lively,  merry, 
jocose. 

naiyviovi-ou,  rd,  (fr.  same)  aplay- 
thing,  toy ;  a  je-tt,  butt,  scorn, 
derision;  play,  sport, pastime. 

Hati',  for  riaT^u,  a.  sin.  —  llinSag 
—  nuii?df  —  rLaiiwv,  cases   of 

IlaiiayijjyeTov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  next)  a 
school. 

Tlat^ayuiyfij)  -w,  f.  -viru),  (fr.  »a7f 
a  child, and  dj/uto  lcad)<osc/i')o/, 
educate,  tench,  instruct  cus  a 
child  ;  to  rear,  bring  up  ;  to  di- 
rect, guide,  order,  regulate. 

riadayuyyis,  -oS,  o,  (fr.  same)  a 
schoolmaster,  teacher,  inslructer, 
tutor. 

Ilai^aptov,  -ov,  Ti,  (dim.  of  nats  a 
child)  a  little  child,  little  boy, 
servant. 

Tlatfinotuiirif,  -toj  -ovf,  b,  !],  (fr. 
last)  childish,  infantile,  puerile ; 
Jit  or  proper  tor  a  chiltl. 

Xladtia,  -a{,  ri,  (fr.  riTj  a  child) 
instrucli'in,  information,  leach- 
ing ;  discipline,  education,  cor- 
rection ;  lenrning,  literature, 
science,  erudition ;  a  fashion, 
custom,  manner,  course  or  way 
of  life. 

Tlrt!oetoi,-a,-ov.  (fr.  same)  pueri/e, 
childish,  of  children  or  boys  ;  of 
a  pet  or  favourite. 

Oailcpaarni,  -ov,  o,  (fr.  same,  and 
tpdu  to  love)  a  lover  of  boys. 


nAi 

Wiifiptoi,  •biToi,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
fpui  love)  the  herb  hearsfuul. 

Xluiiiiftt,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  act.  — 
riaiievtTC,  2  pi.  prcs.  ind.  or 
impr.  act.  of Trmi^ti'w. 

ri<ii<!f  I'Dciffi,  3  pi.  I  a.  sub.  pass,  of 
same. 

riuWa'/jn,  -aroi,  rh,  (iV.  n-ai^tiJcD  to 
teach)  that  wliich  is  taught,  in-' 
struction,  education,  discipline;, 
a  pupil,  nursling. 

UtiiicvdiicOii,  I  pi.  prcs.  ind.  pass. I 
—   HaihvSiicvoi,    -rt,    -ov,   par.^ 
pres.  pass.  —  riiiiitiioi'Ta,  a.  sin. 
-itiiouara,  n.  fern.  par.  pres.  acl.l 
of  same.  I 

Ylaiitvaas,  -a<!a,-av,  par.  1  a.  act. 
of  same. 

naf(5«JO-i5,  -<0',  Alt.  -£Wf,  1],  (fr. 
same)  the  art  of  teaching,  tui- 
tion, instruction ;  educilion, 
reanng,  discijilme,  correction, 

nathvTi)s,-ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  an  in- 
slructer, teacher  ;  a  master,  cor- 
rector, guide,  director,  guar- 
dian. 

riuK^niuj,  f.  -cvrrij),  p.  TTETrai'^cwKU, 
(fr.  nuTf  a  child)  to  teach,  in- 
struct, inform;  to  bring  up,  rear, 
educate;  to  warn,  admonish,  re- 
prehend, reprove,  censure,  blame; 
to  chastise,  correct,  pwiish.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  c-rrnllcvtra.  per.  pass. 
ind.  TrcTTai&cvuat'  par.  Trcirai&cv- 
ftivoi.  I  a.  pass.  ind.  f:^aiitiOriv 
sub.  TtaiitvOw,  -i/s,  -i). 

Xlntiili,  -us,  hi  (fr-  same)  play, 
sport,  recreation,  amusement; 
a  jest,  derision,  mockery  ;  a  Irijle, 
worthless  thing. 

naiiia,  -us,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  child- 
hood, infancy,  boyhood. 

XlaiiiKOi  -iu  -iv,  (fr.  same)  chilil- 
ish,  puerile,  boyish.  In  neut.  pi. 
playthings,  toys. 

IlatiidOtv,  (fr.  next)  from  a  little 
child,  from  infancy  or  childhood. 

Tinihiov,  -ov,  to,  (dim.  ot  Taiiia 
childhood)  an  infant,  babe;  a 
little  boy  or  girt. 

Tlat^idrri?,  -tro;,  i';,  (fr.  same  or 
last)  childhood,  infancy ;  boy- 
hood. 

naiiioKaplov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a 
girl. 

llaiiiaKrn  -lii'h  (fr-  ra7s  a  child) 
o  maid,  girl,  wench,  woman-ser- 
vant, female  slave. 

WaiyioKOi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  a  boy, 
youth,  servant,  slave. 

Tlaiioyovia, -ns,)'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
yivonai  to  be  born)  procreation, 
getting  children. 

Tlailioydvoi,  -ov,  b,  I'j,  (fr.  same)  be- 
getting or  producing  children, 
breeding.  Subs,  a  father,  hus- 
band ;  a  mother,  wife. 

Hau^oOcv,  (fr.  TTuTs  a  child)/ro»7i  a 
chibl,  from  infancy  or  child- 
hood. 

riuiioAf rwp,  -opnq,  b,  '/,  and  Wnif.n- 
y^cTcipa,  -as,  ht  (f""-  .same,  and  6\- 
>u/it  to  destroy)  destroying  chil- 
dren. 

riaii'/OTroi/w  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  iroiiui 
to  make)  to  beget,  gel  or  bear 
chil/lren,  breed. 

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HAI 

nnii5o7ro(i)T/u>',  (verbal  fr.  last)  to 
be  bred,  Ike.  uccordin;;  to  the 
verb. 

UdiSoTToua,  -as,  //,  (fr.  same)  j»ro- 
cmttion,  having  cliildren. 

nai(5o7ri)iis,  -ot',  b,  i;,  (fr.  same) 
breeding,  getting  or  Ltwing  chil- 
dren, n' 

riaiiii,  g.  sin.  of  iraTs. 

YlaiSuTpijiiu)  -u,  (fr.  mi7s  a  child, 
and  rpi j3u)  to  exercise)  to  teach, 
instruct  or  educate  children  ;  to 
train,  exercise  or  discipline  boys. 

IlatdoTpt^fii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
schoolmaster,  teacher,  instrucler. 

Hiuddrpul/,  -i/ios,  6,  (fr.  same)  a 
tutor ;  a  servant  to  look  after 
children. 

rTuii^uf,  Dor.  for  nalStav,  g.  pi.  ot 

nulCiJ,f.  -aw,  and  -fu,  p.  iriirat^a, 
(ir.  ffais  a  child)  to  play  about 
sport,  frisk,  gambol ;  to  jest, 
rally,  bantir,  joke  ;  to  mock,  ri- 
dicule, make  sport  of;  to  dance. 
pres.  inf.  act.  valt^civ.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  tVuifu.  per.  ind.  pass.  it{- 
naiyijai.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  tirufj^flqv. 

Vlat^oi/n,  a.  sin.   of 

Ylai>'iij)v,  -oi'os,  b,  same  as  iratiiv. 

llaiovcs,  -oiv,  oi,  Pmonians  or  JMa- 
ccdonians. 

nai7ruAj7,  -rii,  i),  and  Tlaiird\t]ixa, 
-aroi,Tb,  (fr.  ncKt)  Jine  flour  ; 
dust,  powder;  Jinessc,  artifice, 
subtlety ;  a  sharper,  shrewd  fel- 
low. 

riuiTraXXa),  f.  -aX(3,  (fr.  iriiWui  to 
quiver)  to  shake,  jog,  jolt;  to 
shatter,  break. 

HaiiTaMcii,  -taaa,  -tv,  (fr.  last) 
abrupt,  craggy,  steep ;  rough, 
rugged,  uneven,  broken  up. 

TlantaXoiaajii,  Ion.  for  -iaaais,  d. 
fern.  pi.  of  last. 

nuiVaXos,  -ri,  -ov,  rugged,  craggy; 
rough,  uneven,  jolting. 

nais,  Trai^ds,  6,  f],  a  child,  boy  or 
girl,  son  or  daughter;  a  youth; 
a  servant,  attendant,  slave, 
Cretan  and  Laconian,  n6ip. 

riuiVus,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
\laiaiis,-ris,  -;],  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
iTaiw. 

riaiVart,  2  pi,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 

ral'^ii). 
riaiVia,  Dor.  for  jrat^a,  a.  sin.  of 

JTHIS. 

Tlaia^w,  Dor.  for  iral^w.  pres.  Sub. 
3  sin.  TraiVi^ij. 

Tlaiaris,  sec  in  naliras. 

Hiiiai  or  -a'lv,  d.  pi.  of  wai's. 

n«7(Tos,  -ov, )),  a  town  on  the  Hel- 
lespont. 

lldK^drrcu),  (perhaps  fr.  nalw  to 
strike,  and  (pdoi  the  eye)  to  dart 
a  look,  glance  (/uickly,  survey; 
to  rush  on,  attack,  charge ;  to 
shine,  glillcr;  to  throvt  liglil  up- 
on, enliglUen,  show. 

naix9ih,  -ciaa,  -iv,  par.  1  a.  pass, 
of  trai^oj. 

Ualu),  {.  iraiau),  and  sometimes 
-rraifiaio,  p.  -rri-rraiKn,  to  chastise, 
correct ;  to  strike,  hit,  smite ;  to 
beat  off,  drive  away ;  to  fall  on, 
cat  greedily. 


nAA 

naidv,    -Zvoi,   b,    an    epithet    of 

A[)ollo  ;   a  physician,  heater ;  a 

hymn,  son^,  ode. 

riavTif,  -iMos,  »/,  Dur.  for  trnKTii 

UaKTii,   Dur.  for  tzijkto;. 

Ilutriiu)    -(3,  f.    -ijcra)   (Ir.    last)   to 

join,    put  toifether,  frame ;     to 

thul,  har,  lock  up, 

U  iKTwXds,  -ov,  h,  Pactolus,  a  river 
of  Asia  minor. 

TlaXdOrj,  -li,  n,  1  duster  or  cake  oj 
Jigs  or  dates. 

IIuAui,  of  old,  formerly,  long  ago, 
ancienllii, 

Xla\aiYtvnf,-ioi  -ovi,  b,  i;,  (fr.  last, 
and  Yivoftiii  to  be  born)  otd,  full 
of  years,  ageil,  horn  long  ago  ; 
VJithertd,  decayed.  Subs,  an 
old  man  or  wotnan,  an  aged  per- 
son. 

Tln^aiyovoi,  -ov,  Q,  i;,  same  as  last ; 
b'll  \\ii\uiYivoi,  -ov,  b,  ri,  who 
lived  long  ago,  who  formerly  had 
children  and  left  descendants,  an 
ancestor,  forefather. 

riaXiK'ci,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
iruXiiiw. 

TTuAai/ioi'cu)  -di,  Poet,  for  itii^aiu). 

TlaXaijtinv,  -oi'Of,  b,  Puloemon,  call- 
ed also  by  the  Latins  Porluni- 
nu»,  a  marine  deity.  Also,  a 
man's  name. 

IliiXaio/djCXun/',  -uirof,  6,  (fr.  irn- 
Xai&i  old,  and  /iuAuiil  a  wi:lt)  a 
fellow  that  has  been  /logged  ;  a 
knave,  rogue. 

nahuii,  -a,  -&v,  {fr.  wdXat  former- 
ly) old,  ancient,  former,  pristine  ; 
aged,  worn  out,  decayed  ;  stale, 
worthless,  insignijicani ,  trivial. 
Coinp.  iraAiiidripo;,  sup.  -iSru- 
T0(;. 

Xl(i\ai6TTii,  -riToi,  V,  (fr.  last)  an- 
lir/uity,  ancientness,  oldness,  old- 
fashion.  A.  7tii\aiuTr)Ti. 

X\fi\ni6ui  -w,  f.  -(ucruj,  p.  niTuXniui- 
<(a,  (fr.  same)  to  anlirptute,  annul, 
alirogale,rrpeal,aholish;  riaXtii- 
iofiiti  -ovftat,  to  u>ear  away,  ilc- 
eai/ ;  to  be  out  of  ftshion,  grow 
old,  become  o'isolcte.  I  f.  ind. 
pass.  viXamiOi'iaoftat.  1  a.  ind. 
pans.  tratiaiiitOiv. 

UnXitiOfia,  -arof,  rd,  and    \\a\tiio- 

fmauvn,   ->)(,   hi  (fr.  naX!)  wrest- 
ing) a  wrestling,  conflict ;  a  trick, 

art\/ire,  tlratagtm. 
naXiiiniiiiTioai,  Ion.  for  naXala/ta- 

at,  d.  pi.  of  last. 
Xlii\niaiti>ii6<"i,    -<i(,  ^,     (fr.     TinXh 

wre«tlin)()  Oie  art   of  or  skill  in 

uiresttinf. 
nnXitiarli,  -^(,   li,  a  palm,   hand's 

breadth, four  tnchrn. 
tln\'iiftriti,   -oij,    h,  (fr.    itaKnlu)  to 

wrestle)      a     wrestler,      cham- 
pion, 
naXniffriaiof, -Ot-Of,  (fr.  itn^niuTit 

a   pnlm)    of  a  palm  or  hand's 

brrn'lth, 
niXnfVrp'i,    -'If,    h,  (fr-    irnXalu)   to 

wrestle)  a  wri  filing  srhnol,  place 

for  exercise ;   wrrsllmf. 
niiXalaTivfta,  -aro<,  ri,  name  a*  jro- 

Xntar{). 
n«iXrWrrp9(,  Ion.  and  All.  for  »a- 

"Saidrtpa^,  see  ra\aiif. 
.11 


nAA 

IlaXai^arov,  Poet,  and  Tia\aiipa- 


nAA 

IlciXiXXoy/cj  -a,  (fr.  irnXtv  again, 
rjf,  (fr.  next)  as  said  of  and  Xtyw  to  speak)  to  say  over 
old.  again,  repeat. 

naXaiipSros,  -ov,  b,  l),  (fr.  iru'Xai|n(iXAXoyoj,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
formerly,  and  iptjfil  to  speak)  siiid\  recalled,  collected  again,  demand- 
of  old,  fabulous,  fahltd ;  famed]     ed  back. 

of  old ;    ancient,  former,  of  old'n.n\i^iliufioi   Dor.  for  nuX//i|3F)^oj, 

-ov,  b,   fi,  (fr.   TTiiXtv   back,   and 
(iaivo)  to    go)  moving  back  ami 
forwards,  flying  from   side    to 
side,  alternate. 
riaXi/urtTff,  (neut.  of  ne.xt)  back. 

ward,  l>ack  again. 
naXi/i-irijf,  -f'«{  -ovs,  b,  fit  (fr-  T'l- 
Xiv  backward,  and  rnVru;  to  fall) 
going  back-wards,  retrograde,fall- 
ing  buck,  relapsing. 
riijXi'/jTijyo?,  -ov,  b,  >';,  (fr.  ra'Xo' 
ai;ain,  and  mjyvi'^i  to  join)  unit- 
ed again,  made  anew,  re-estab- 
lishrd. 
ITuXi/crXii^w,  f.  -y^ui,  (fr.  rriXiK 
ag;iin,  and  irXaiJu)  to  put  astray) 
tu  set  astray  or  miscoiulucl  again. 
nuXtinrhi^Ofiai,  to  retrace  wan- 
derings, wander  back  or  over 
again,  return  home;  to  go  astray, 
deviate,  be  dislracicd  with  er- 
rors. 


times,    olden.      Also,    a    man's 
name. 

n«Xm';^6wi',  -oi'og,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
XSuiv  the  earth)  an  ancient  in- 
habitant or  possessor. 

riuXuiu),  C  -aiaui,  (fr.  TriXij  wrest- 
ling) to  wrestle  ;  to  combat,  con- 
tend for  a  prize. 

naXatuidijaovTai,^  p\.  1  find.  pass, 
of  ?raX(Z{(i(j. 

ri'iXuiiu/ia,  -urof,  to,  and  IluXaia)- 
ais,  -<of,  Att.  -fuf,  1^,  (fr.  ro'Xui 
fi>rmerlv)  ancientness,  antiquity, 
oldness ;  inveteracy,  long  con- 
tinuance. 

riu'Xa^iiiS,  d.  pi. — n«Xii/i«(i)i',  g. 
pi.  jEoI.  of  7raXa'/i»7. 

TlaXafidoftai  -ioftnt,f.  -I'laojiai,  (fr. 
next)  to  handle;  to  act,  ere- 
ciUr,  efficl  ;  to  contrive,  design, 
make. 

UaXtifiv,  -lit '/,  and  Dor.  TiaXd^a, 


(perhaps    Ir.    jriiXXw  to   shake)  illaXi/JwXu^^Ocif, -ao-oi-iv,  par.  1  a 
the  palm  ;  the  hand ;  handicraft,  |      pass,  of  last. 


art,  skill. 

rinXaiiriSni,  -ov,  b,  Palamedes,  a 
man's  name. 

naXnftriiptv,  Poet.  for  T!a\dpi,  A.  of 
■naXdixt}. 

nnXufr/iti',  Ion.  or  jEoI.  for  TraXn- 
ffii',  1  f.  inf.  act.  — ridXa'fffftTo, 
Ion.  for  t-aXdaacro,  3  sin.  impf 
mid.  of 

TlaXdaaij),  f.  -^ta,  p.  TrcwdXaya,  (fr. 
wa'XXw  to  shake,  or  fr.  ttiXT) 
wrestling)  to  sprinkle,  powdir, 
dust  ;  to  deflle,  pollute  ;  to  adul- 
terate, contaminate  ;  to  shake  up 
tots,  draw  or  cast  lots. 

nfiXdriov,  -ov,  TU,  (fr.  Lai.  pala- 
tiutn  a  palace)  a  court,  castle, 
royal  residence,  palace. 

naXivu),  f.  -aui,  to  entice,  seduce, 
decoy,  entrap,  catch  in  a  net. 

XliiXiti)  -Ci,  same  as  iraXaioi.  1  n. 
opt.  act.  rraX/iaaiiit,  and  iiCol. 
raXijacia,  -a(,  -£. 

ITuXi;,  -ijf,  /;,  (fr.  ra'XXu  to  shake) 
wrcsttini;  ;  a  combat  or  conflict 
for  a  prize  ;  flour,  dust,  chaff. 

H'iXi  n>r  TrdXtv, 

Il'iXf.i,  -Of,  I'l,  (fr.  trn'Aii'  nirain)  a 
frasi  the  day  after  a  wrdding. 

niiXiYycviaia,  -n(,  f),  (tr.  same 
and  Yliifai  to  be)  a  new  birth, 
rrecntration,  rrnovntion,  change 
for  the  hrttir  ;  yrsurnrtion,  ex- 
istence after  death  ;  transmigra- 
tion of  snuts. 

rinX/j/yXiLi(T<Tot,  -nv,  'I,  I'l,  (fr.  «amn, 
and  yXuinaa  ihf  tongne)  of  ano- 
ther loni;ur  or  lani(uaitr,  fn- 
rrii;n,  differently  expressed  or 
Ill/led,  false. 

MaXlyKonif,  -ov,  h,  //,  (ir.  Rnmo, 
and  Kiirof  grndgc)  reviving  nil 
qunrrrU,  spiteful,  angry,  mtlti- 
eious. 
naXiyicirijf,  (fr.  h«l)  nitgrily, 
spite fullif  of  an  old  grudge, 
■     -(433) 


ITaAii',  back,  backwards,  back  a- 
gain;  once  more,  over  again,  a 
second  time  ;  on  the  contrary,  on 
the  other  hand, 

XlaXti'dypcTOi,  -ov,  h,  i/,  (fr.  last, 
and  uycipu)  to  assemble)  revoca- 
ble, that  may  he  recalled  ;  assem- 
bled or  assembling  again,  meet- 
i)!t',  collected,  called  together. 

UaXivlitula,  -«?,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
iUn  a  lawsuit)  a  rehearing,  new 
trial,  revision. 

nuXii'('f)o/(fw  -a),  (fr.  same,  and 
ipiliii),  i)l)s.  to  run)  to  run  hack, 
return  (/uickly.  pres.  inf.  act. 
iruXiii'oo/iftii'  -c7v. 

ridXii'il^jofiof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
running  back,  returning. 

llaXivnpaui,  -ov,b,fi,  (fr-  same, and 
doui  to  rouse)  rccmling,  spring- 
ing hark,  withdrawing  liastil'/. 

ricuXii  ffTo///u)  -Ci,  (fr.  TtdXiv  agani, 
and  tTTdjia  a  month)  to  continue 
U'tiinin/;,  rmeir  liimcniation, 

n<iXMrVroc,  -nv,  h,!),  (fr.  same,  and 
ri'u)  to  plMiish)  repaid,  retrihuttd, 
recompensed,  reipiiird ;  to  be 
avengcil  or  punished. 

naXii'Tnin(,-iir,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tilvu)  to  stretch)  6fnf/i/iir,  spring- 
ing, elastic, 

II(iXi>Tp(/1i)f  -/of  -oilf,  b,  'i,  (fr. 
saino,  anrf  rpi/iu)  to  wear)  ninrli 
Tulilird  or  worn  ;  hanlencil. 

n'iXii((i(!/w  -ui,  (fr.  same,  and  ififtj 
a  Hon(()  to  recant,  retract,  disa- 
vow, change  the  language,  alter 
an  opinion. 

niiX(i'(.)iVfi,-<i{,  //,  (fr.  N-ainr)  a  re. 
canlalinn,  disavowal,  palinody, 
nlleralion  of  language  or  opin- 
inn, 
riaXip^iOios,  nnd  -/juOoc,  -o>',  «,  J), 
(fr.  viiXif  hack,  nnd /;«0u{  iho 
noise  ofllHMviivrB)  rrflvent,.fiou;- 
ing  back,  retreating,  ebbing. 


HAM 

TTiiNfoifioj,  -ov,  6,  a  thorny  shnib. 

HuXiooit/u)  ■<i,(tr.  jTuXii  liiick,  Ulid 
atvu)  to  rusli)  to  go  6<ir/c,  re- 
trtiit ;  to  rthuunil,  Sjjring  buck. 

nn^iw^lfl    -10$,     Alt.     -€iOf,     /),     {IV. 

Siiiiio,  aiul  luini)  piirsoil)  a  rul- 
'j/'"  ">  '^fp^l-^r  of  the  usxitilutUs  ; 
(I  pursuit  a/tir  In  in  s;  pursued, 

ndXXii,  •>)(.  I'l,  a  hall. 

lI.jXAiiiV,  lor  lluXAiiL^a,  a.  sin.  or 

n,ixx,i{. 

n.iXX'ii'ioi',  -otp,  rii,  tJie  Piilladium, 

a  statue  of  Pallas  or  Minurva. 
riiiXAiiOi;,  same  as  ttuXu'Oi). 
n<iAXi7kti'u/im,  (Ir.   next)  to  live  in 

farnvuliun, 
n<iXXii<.)"),   -r){,    i';,    (fr.  -rdWai,    a 
youtli)  a  concubine  to  a  inarriii! 
vian^  mixtrixx, 
riiiXXiikioicri,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 
n<iXX<i»-(OV, -01',  TO,  (dim.  of-a'XXnf 
a   young   man)    a   youth^    Iwl, 
stripling. 
IIuXXaKi;,  -iSoi,  fi,  same   as  jruX- 

Xu«)J. 
ndXXuf,  -uKof,  i,  a  grown  young 

initH  ;  a  youth 
IlaXXcif,  -ui5oj, )/,  Pallfis  or  Miner- 
va. 
IT'iXXr,    Ion.    for  imiWt,    act.  — 
rirt'XXsr',  Ion.  for  tru'XXcTo,  pass. 
3  sin.  impf  of;r«'XXw. 
riiiAXtifof,   -ov,   h,  li,  (Ir.   r(7j  all, 

anilXtUKOf  white)  V(ry  while. 
ITiiXXiji');,  -i?f,  }),  Patlene,  a  town  of 

Rlacodon. 
na\\6nivos,-n,-ov,  par.  pres.  pass 

of 
ria'XAu,  f.  -«Xai,  p.  -nXxn,  to  shake, 
brumlisli  ;  to  jog,  agitate,  toss  ; 
to    ilance    or    diindle  ;  to  poise, 
balance ;    to    hurl,  fling,    dart, 
throw ;  to  batter,  dash  against  ; 
to    driie    nuiay,    thrust    or  turn 
out ;    to    draw  or  cast  lots  ;    to 
throb,  pant,  beat,  tremble,  palpi- 
tate,  per.   ind.   pass.   7r/jraX//ui, 
-aat,  -rai. 
ndX/i«,  -aroi,  TO,  and  ITaXfio?,  -ov, 
0,  (fr.   last)  agitation,  jogcing, 
brandishing,    tossing ;     palpita- 
tion, throbbing,  pulsation. 
XlaXjiioirii,  -loi  -ot{,  6,  »;,  (fr.  last) 
trembling,    quivering,    palpitat- 
ing. 
n<jXo{,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  irdXXd)  to  shake) 
a  shaking  or  casting  of  lots,  a 
lot, 
riii'^Tov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  o  wea- 
pon, dart,  javelin. 
ri'jXTo,   Ion.   for  tr/raXro,  3  sin. 

pper.  pass,  of  rriXXw. 
riaXui  T^,  and  •■Eol.   TlnXwrri,  -i/j, 
ll,  (fr.   next)  puiMmg,  porridge. 
riaXCi'ii),  (fr.  rnXr;  flour)  to  sprinkle 

with  flour,  dust ;  to  whiten. 
Vlaii^ueiXi.iii,   -ai,    i),   (fr.    next) 

(ptr.en  of  all. 
Ila/j/JaffTXtuj,  -/o{,  Att.  -iwf,  0,  (fr. 
)r«{  all,   and    /ilnffiXtts  a  king) 
universal  king,  king  of  all. 
ITuji/JiVis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.    same,    and 
/?('u  strength)  violent  against  all, 
imperious,    forcible,    irresistible, 
vn  eovemal>le. 
TlaijliuTavov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 


HAM 

pa.*lure,  herbage,  the  grass  of  the 

land. 
ri'i'/i/iii,  -«ro{,r4,  (fr.  niw  to  own) 

M  possession,  property. 
Ilii/iiityjOiif , -to{ -uvj,  i,i'/,  (fr.  77n{ 

all,    and  fiiyiOuf  groalni'ss,  th. 


Pordvtj  herbage,  th.  (idtii  to  feed)  i     in  medicine. 


ixiyui  great)  great  mull  respects, 
viry  great  or  large. 
r\iififttyiii,  -ioi  -oiif,h,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  (jiyi'iifd   to   mix)  vii^ed  tip, 
coinpiisiil    if   all,    promiscuous, 
mingleit. 
Wtifilivlti,  -.If,  t'l,   (fr.    same,    and 
fiv7(i  a    liy)   all  sorts  of  flies,  a 
siiurm  of  flies. 
ndliTTui',  (fr.  nij  all,  repeated)  alt 

toarther,  totidly,  tntirtly. 
riiifiTTiiGijj, -/oj  -uhi,  h,  i/,(fr.  same, 
and  vtiOui  to  persuade)  advising, 
uarning  ;  I'try  persuasive. 
II.i/iJT '(V;!',  (fr.    same,  and  ttu'w   to 
seize)   utterly,   lolalli/,    entirely, 
completely,  whidiy,  atlogdhcr. 
Xlnfmn'ria,   -of,  l),  (Ir.   same)  full 
enjoy  mint,  entire  possession,  u- 
Imnilance,  plenty. 
riufiffXnffTOf,  -;;,  -ov.   Slip,  of  rd(i- 

roXi)?. 
rid/iffXjjOci  and  l\ajtn\r)6U.  or  n<i/j- 
7rX»;flts,  (fr.  nexl)  u;i//i  the  whole, 
all  at  once,    of  one  accord  ;  alt 
together,  in  a  body. 
n<//jrXi;6i){,  -fo? -ous,  6,    '/,  (fr.  nif 
all,  and  irXi/tfoj    the   nmllilude) 
numerous,  very  many,  very  much, 
crowded  ;  fvU  to  the  brim,  over- 
flowing ;  replete,  redundant,  co- 
pious, profuse. 
n<i;iriji'».TXof,  -ov,  b,  t),    (fr.  same, 
and  TTuiKiXoj     variegated)    vari- 
ously painted,  diversely  coloured, 
richly  embroidered,  flncly  adorn- 
ed, embellished. 
riiiiiToWa  —  n«/JiroXXoi  —  n«^- 
TTwXXou  —  lliifiviiWuiv,  cases  of 
n«'//7roXuf,  -TTriXXi;,  --o}.v,    (fr.  mis 
all,  and  loXus  many)  very  many, 
in    great    numbers,     numerous, 
considerable. 
l\d^ii!n\v,      (ncut.    of  last)    very 

much,  considerably. 
TlaffKoi'cpoi,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.  raf   all, 
and     Tnhiiooi    wreiched)     veri/ 
wicked,  evil ;  very  severe,  harsh, 
cruel. 
niiii-rr6p(l/vpoi,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same, 
andr<piitipa   purple)  aW  purple, 
entirety  purple  ;  bright,  respleri- 
dent. 
riri/jTrpwTo?, -uu,  b,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
rrpwToj  first)  theflrst  of  all,  fore- 
most, chief. 
na/i0a(i'J)ai,  Ion.     for    Tiafiipaivr],    3 
sin.  pres.  sub.  act.  of  n(i/"pai>'oi, 
same  as 
na^^irnu    -uj,    (fr.    Ttui;   ail,     and 
0a/vu  to  appear)  to  show  brightly, 
thine  out,  glitter  all  over. 
Tlai)(pav6o)vra,     Ylaftijiavduxruv,   for 
TafKtiai'SivTa,  a.  sin.  masc.  ;  and 
TTaitifiaviaaav,  a.   sin.   fcm.  par. 
pres.  act.  cont.  of  last. 
YlaiiipdpnaKOi,  -ov,  b,  «'/,  (fr.  r(7j  all, 
and  (fi.ipijdKov  a  drugj  acAiuaint- 
ed  with  drugs,  skilled  in  sorcery 
and  ihe  use  of  poisons  ;  versed 


(434) 


HAN 

ria/i^uXfa,  -a(,t'i,  (fr.  next)  a  con- 
flux from  all  nations  ;  a  lingue, 
confederacy    or     union.      Also, 
Pamphylia,  a  countiy  of   Asia 
IMiiior. 
llu'/i^CXof,  -ov,  b,  1/   (fr.   TTHi  all, 
and  ipi\ov  a  tribe)  of  all  nations, 
tribes  or  kindreds  ;  promiscuous, 
mixed. 
nrf/i^iuprof,  -on,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
0i'ipw  to  mingle)  mixed  of  all,  oj 
all  kinds,  of  every  sort,  mdiscri- 
ntinale,  promiscuous. 
Udv,  Uaidf,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  ttu'id  to 
pasture)   Pan,   the  guardian  of 
shepherds, 
nrii',  rrnfroi,  rd,  (neul.  of  tt'!?  all) 
the  whole,  the  total ;    the   mass, 
the  vulgar, 
Uai'ny()ioi,-ov,b,  I/,  (fr.  same,  and 
(iypi"{    wild)   very  flerce,  wild, 
unlavieuble. 
rirt'ruypov, -ou,  Th,  (fr.  same,  and 

(I'ypn  a  prey)  a  net. 
nui'ii'yr'pis.  Dor.  for  rui'i'yiipij. 
riai'd'OXios,  -oil,  i,  (/,  (Ir.  TTiif  all,  and 
rfflXiOf  wretthtd)  viry  miserable, 
wretched,    deplorable,     unfortu- 
nate. 
YldvniQoi,-ov,b,!i,  (fr.  same,  and 
aiOu>  to  burn)  consuming,  burn- 
ing ;    resplendent,    bright,  shin- 
ing. 
riui'ditjXof,  -oil,  b,  >},  (fr.  same,  and 
oi'oXof  varied)  all  varied,  varie- 
gatcd,  coloured,  diversifled. 
flui'uKiia,  -ai,  Ij,    (fr.   same,  and 
uKfOftat  to  cure)  a  cure  for  every 
disease,   universal  medicine,  ge- 
neral remcily  ;   alleviation  ;    the 
herb  wild  origany.     Also,  I'a- 
nacen,  the   daughter  of  ^scu- 
lapius. 
nui'((Ki(5, -f'of  -oi/5,  b,i),  (fr.  same) 

all-healing,  restorative. 
n«i'a'-77(iXof,  -ri,  -01',  (fr.  irdf  all,  and 
oTTuXos    tender)     very    delicate, 
ejuite  tender, 
riuviiniifiuv,  -ovoi,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and  uTTii^wi'  sale,  th.  TTTifia   da- 
mage)  (luite  innocent,  perfectly 
hurndi  ss,  innoxious. 
XlavdT:oTfioi,   -ov,   b,   r),  (fr.   same, 
and  d-oTfioi  ill  fated,  th.  -ndrjio^ 
destiny)   very  unforlvnate,  most 
unlucky,  ill-starred,  miserable. 
U'ivdf>iaToi,-ri,-ov,  (fr.  same,  and 
dpioToi  best)  most  excellent,  best 
of    all;    bravest,   most  valiant; 
7n(jst  renovmeil,  very  celebrated, 
ndvupx"!^  -""j  ^.  'V  Cr-  same,  and 

upxn  rule)  all  ruling,  imperial. 
riaifa^r/Xi^,  -Tko?,   i,  ri,  (fr.   same, 
and  aipii'Si^  destitute,  wh.  fr.  a 
neg.    and    j'Xif    a   companion) 
tjuite  destitute,  forlorn,  forsaken. 
rjoTOo'ipiof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
dh)poi    unseasonable,     th.    upa 
time)  very  untimely,  unsuitable, 
unseasonable,  premature,  imma- 
ture. 
Uuvfiaicla,  -tti,  I'l,  (fr.  same,   and 
faU  a  feast)  a  great  feast,  ban- 
quet, 
n«i'(5'iVpiiT0f,  -01),  b,  I'l,  (fr.  siime, 
and  idKpv  a  tear)  weeping  much; 
very  lamentable,  woful. 


HAN 

UaviaitaTiap,  -opof,  6,  !j,  (fr.  same, 
and  iufidtj  10  subdue)  intmcibU, 
(lU'Sttbduingy  imsistihU. 

ndi(Spus>  'ov,  h,  a  man's  name. 

UdiStivos,  -ov,  0,  /(,  (Ir.  r-acall,  and 
jcivu;  terrible)  nry  timbU,  most 
drtu'lful,  stiere,  aufut. 

^av^i^fT£(OJ, -01),  (i,  I/,  (perhaps  fr. 
same,  and  ciXeap  ;i  bait)  arljul, 
insidious,  dtreiljut  ;  infamous, 
lend,  immoral. 

naviniiti,  (fr.  TrdvSvtioi  public)  uilh 
ail  the  piopU,  m  Jull  as^imbly, 
puhlidy. 

Xlavififxtui,  -ou,  b,  li,  (fr.  ra{  all, 
and  irjfiof  the  commonalty)  pa- 
pular ;  of  the  Same  pfople  ; 
common,  ordinary,  from  among 
the  people ;  vasnhond,  vagrant. 

T\di(rijio(,-o\i,  h,  {/,  (fr.  same)^/)- 
lic,  a/mmi/n,  gcnirat ;  tutgiir, 
ordinary;  popular,  well-known. 

na'f^iii,-wi',  ru,(rr.  ndi  all,and  Aioj 
Jupiter's)  a  ftstival  of  Jvpilir. 

TluiioKiinj,  (fr.  -aitiido^ivi  an  inn- 
keeper) to  ktep  an  lun,  entertain 
all. 

TlavioKtu  -&,  (fr.  next)  to  receive 
all,  entertain. 

Hdi^oKof  or  niii^(iifoy, -ou,  b,  f/,  (fr. 
irnj  all,  and  ii-)(n)tai  to  receive) 
hosjiituble  ;  roomy,  capacious  ; 
public,  general. 

naviouptif-af,  and  riuvioupif, -yroj, 
fl,  a  musical  instrument  ;  a  ban- 
dore. 

neiK'o;^;i7o>',  -ov,Ti,  (fr.  ziif  all,  and 
fivoftat  to  receive)  on  inn,  huunt 
of  entertainment. 

Vliiv6u)(tv{,  -io(.  Atl.  -/u)?,  b,  (fr. 
same)  an  innkcrpir,  hast.  d.  sin. 

fluvi^iipu,  -Of,   ft,    (fr.    same,  and 
}.Zpov  a  pilt)  a  woman's  mime. 
Also   an   epiliiel   of  the   earth, 
bnunleiniK, 
nmVA^ijvcc,  -uif,  oi,  (fr.  same,  and 
'EXAi)>  a  Grc<  k)  a  jjeneral  name 
for  oil  the  Gritk^. 
riiiiiXA'/Uffffi,  d.  Ion.  of  last. 
nutrri'<Tit«iro{,  -ot,  S,  i';,  (fr.  rai  all, 
tr?  upon,  and  okiitrojutt  to  look 
al)    surveying    or   Hatching  all 
thing  ». 
llintKdrTrjf,  -on,  o, /;, (fr.  samr.and 
mdirriifini  to  look  upon)   lithold- 
ing  or  viru-ing  alt  things, 
niiilfitjiiot.  -ou,  b,{i,  (fr.  same,  Hn<l 
ipnt'Of  wild)  quite  desert,  wiUt  or 
Ifirren. 
nnvlariof,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  wmo,  and 
larln  the  hearth)  uilh  the  u:hote 
house,  u-ith  nit  the  family. 
rjiiicTtt,    (n>iit.    of    next)    nit   the 

yir,  tlirtmghnvt  the  year. 
rioi'/rnt,  -i/){  -oii<,  A,  /',,  (fr.  «i7(nll, 
and  irof   n  y<nr)   prrrnnittl,  an- 
nual, the  ytnr  rmind, 
T\avtvf.iilfiiA>v,  -oto{,  b,ti,  (fr.  »nme, 
Hnd   ivfal/iMi'    hnppy)   jirrfrrlh/ 
hnjtj,!/,  most  fortunate,  felieitous, 
mccrssful. 
Tlavi(t:Onf,  -nx>,h,  fi,  (fr.  namp,  and 
t\/<j  to  hoil)  veil  btiUd,  sadden  ; 
purified,  refintil. 
llairiyfpti,   d.  sin.  com.  AtU  of 
^nvfiyvpif. 


HAN 

Ilavjjyxipfa;  -C,  and  riavijyvp/^u),  f. 
-tarn,  (fr.  irav^yvpija  festival)  to 
tolemnize  a  Jtstival,  feast  or 
games,  keip  holidayi,  ;  to  rejoice  ; 
to  panegyrize,  praise  publicly, 
cnmmcnd,  set  Jorth. 

Iluvr/yupi'/idf,  -)';,  -bv,  (fr.  same) 
panegyrical,  laudatory,  einomi- 
astic,  praising  publicly, extolling  ; 
thronged,  Jnquentcd  ;  festive, 
joyous  ;  annivirsnry,  soUmn. 

TluvtiyvpiKuis,  (fr.  lust)  with  pane- 
gyric, uilh  solemn  state  or  Jisti- 
vity  ;  uith  public  praise  or 
acknouiedgmtnt  ;  pompously, 
grandly. 

ITuij/yBpif,  -(Of,  Att.  -tttii,  and  Fla- 
Kjyupiu,  -uj,  1/,  (fr.  rtai  all,  and 
dyvpts  an  assembly)  a  general 
assembly,  universal  meeting,  Jis- 
tival,  celebration  of  games,  pub- 
lic spectacle,  solemnity  ;  a  pane- 
gyric, t.ncomium,  public  praise  or 
thanks. 

Uui'riyvptafioi,  -ovjb,  (fr.  last)  the 
keipiiig  or  ceUbralion  of  a  festi- 
val or  holiday  ;  festivity,  state  ; 
public  thanks,  u  panegyric  or 
oration  ;  an  ussevdily  Jor  busi- 
ness ;  a  fair  or  marktt. 

V\n\rij)ap,  (fr.  jias  all,  and  ij/jop  the 
day)  tlie  wliole  day,  all  day  long. 

Uiii  7)111  pios,  -01',  6, )';,  (fr.  same,  and 
i)fiipa  a  diy)  throuiih  the  day, 
atl  day  long  ;  every  day,  doily. 

Udi/O',  befiire  an  aspirate  for  ttu'i- 
T'l,  iieut.  pi.  of  Tziii. 

niivdeia,  -as,  i),  a  woman's  name. 

lluiUi'ip,  -npoi,  b,  a  panther. 

r\'ii'iaf'iTiii,  Dor.  for  irnvi^CTui,  3 
sin.  1  f  ind.  mid.  of  riiii^w. 

rii/i'ioirnii',  -ov,  rd,  (IV.  r«j  all,  and 
laiv  the  patriarch  of  the  lonians) 
the  general  assimbly  of  the  Ioni- 
an states  ;  the  place  whire  it  was 
held. 

n«'ii'i';^a  and  Uilvi'v^ov,  (neiit.  of 
ir"'i>ii;^;o$  tiishlly)  (dl  tiight,  tht 
night  long, 

U<ii'iv>(i(u>,  f.  -laui,  (fr.  mi?  all,  and 
n)(  liipKt)  to  pass  or  sjinid    th 
niuht  ;      to    uiifeh    or     u<ike  oil 
night  ;     to    work    or    study   by 
night. 

rian-ii^/foc,  -n,-ov,  and  Tliii'vvyui, 
-ov,  0,  1),  (fr.  same)  niiihlly,  by 
or 'luring  the  night,  nil  night  long 

Uavvi^X^f,  -ll^o(,  li,  (fr.  same)  a 
nighl-wntch  ;  a  festival  kept  at 
night. 

riai'oiiri  onil  rtiU'OKffr,  (fr.  rriif  nil. 
and  oIku(  a  hoiiw)  uilh  the  wholi 
hoiirr,  with  all  the  fnwxly. 

n.iioi«/fj,  -'If,  li,  H'r.  name,  and 
oi»i>i  a  home)  alt  the  house,  the 
tthole  fnmily. 

n«io/«io(,  -01',  b,  fi,  (fr.  8ame)'«.iV/i 
the  whole  family. 

nniO/Jo't,    -on,    b,    /;,  (fr.  ri'if  nil, 
nnd  6yiU(  fn\\ci\y)  prrfrelli/'hnp- 
pi/,  most  fiirtunnte,  very  success 
ful,  lilessrd. 

nniO/ftpot,  -Of,  b.  It,  (fr.  Fnme,  nnd 

ijXfOpos    ruin)     very    dittriictive, 

niinmis,  fatal ;    mnit    wretched, 

miserable. 

Tlayoii^uiod  'OV,  i,  (fr.  itnic,  and 

(434) 


nAN 

ojxiii]  an  oracle)  orncular,  pro- 
phitic  ;  an  epithet  ol  Jupiter. 

X\av6T;ri,-iii,  !,,  Pavjpe,  one  of  the 
Ntreids  ;  a  city  of  Phocis. 

Ilaj'OTrXia,  -us,  r/,  (fr.  rof  all,  and 
ottAov  armour)  ctmpltte  armour  ; 
a  suit  of  armour. 

HdvoTrXoi,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  same)  in 
full  urmour,  hcaiy  armed. 

rimos,  bread,  by  the  Messapians. 

riuioi'pycvfio  and  nuioi'py»;^o, 
-uTof,  TO,  (fr.  ne.\t)  mgtnuity, 
skill  ;  cunning,  artifice,  deciit  ; 
a  trick,  stratagi7n. 

nu»otpy£i'(i),f.-£i''au),andnaioi'pyj(j 
-Si,  (Ir.  -aVLvpyus  urtlul)/o  be  171- 
gaiious  or  hant.y,  work  skilfully  ; 
to  act  craftily,  deceivi,  beguile. 

lluiovpyia,  -/is,  i),  (fr.  next)  i/i- 
gaivily ;  prudaice  ;  cunning, 
knavfiy,  craft,  urt{fire. 

nui-orpyos,  -01),  6,  >'i,  (fr.  ras every, 
and  ipyov  work)  jirudint,  iir- 
cumspect  ;  insinious,  huwly, 
clever ;  cunning,  artful,  sly, 
subtle;  knavish.   Conip.  n-uiovp- 

yOT-'pOS,  sub.    -OTllTOS. 

riui'i/i'pyajs,  (fr.    last)   ingeniously, 

uilJuUy,  naniingly,  deiiiljully. 
riaioi^ioj,  -01),  0,  I),  (Ir.  jTus  all, and 

onrofiai  to  see)  seen  by  ull,pullic, 

coiifpiiuous. 
Maiai^iivii,  -ov,  //,  (fr.  snme,  nnd 

otX/Jii;  the  moon)  thejull  moon  ; 

the  time  of  full  moini. 
riu'i'o-oi/yos,  -ou,  6,  i;,  (fr.  same,  arxl 

oo^dj  wise)  VI ry  sensible,  mighly 

wise,   made  up  of  u  isilom. 
nuianipftla,  -as,  I/,  (fr.   same,  and 

aKipfiii  seed)  a  miiture  of  seids, 

siii/s  oj  all  sorts  ;   a  nndiiy. 
ridKirpaTi,  (fr.  next)  ii  ilhthc  uholc 

army,  with  all  the  forces. 
WinoTpinla,    -ai,    and    Ion.    FI'ii- 

orpnTiii,   -r;$,   i;,    (from    7i«s   "H, 

and  orpoT^s  'he  amiy)  (At-  whole 

army,  oil  the  for  res. 
UiivavhCi  and  n<iioi'(!(,    (fr.    next) 

with  all   spiel,  in   all  haste,  im- 

muliatfly  ;  uith  the  entire  army, 

with  all  the  trimps-. 
11(11  oii(!((i,  -us,  mill  Ion.  Tlnvavftti, 

-Vi\    >'l<    ('"■•    "■''(    "'Ij    "'"'   oi'i^'ji' 
speedily)    idl   rj-jnilition,  spent, 
h'lste  ;    all   the  army,   the  whole 
force. 
Uiivr'  for  UdvTu,  a.  sin.  or  neut. 

pi.   of   TTlis. 

FIovriT,  Dor.  fi)r  wuvri). 

n(MT«»fi),  Ixii.  for  ruvniyr;. 

n/i'i'r(ir»n,  -iiaa,  -uv,  (fr.  Triif  all) 
all  in  all,  intire,  univirsal,  with- 
out eirrjttion. 

ri'iirtfiraoi,  (fr.  Inst)  altogether,  ut- 
terly, totaUy,  entirely  ;  </uitr, 
ctrnn. 

noi'trfirnffii',  d.  pi.  with  >■  added  ol 
>rfii'T«»r(i(. 

T^mTnyi}  anil  XlnvTiii^iir,  (fr.  irof 
nil,  and  oi'>  where)  rrrri/ wArrr, 
in  every  direction,  on  all  siitei ; 
in  every  way,  in  oil  vianvns. 

niirriiviiOir,  (fr.  last,  and  $iv 
froni)  Jrom  every  place,  from 
nil  ports,  from  all  si'lis  ;  on 
every  tide  ;  in  all  rispicls^  every 
way. 


IIAiN 

nii»r(j;^i((rf,  (fr.  snnic,  nnd  or  lo' 
wards)  fviry  way,  on  ali  siilis, 
in  all  ilirectionii,/rom  tvcry  quar- 

ttT. 

rial  rfXi)f,  -/of -oKj,  h,  {/,  (fr.  irai  nil, 
nnd  r/Xo(  ll»e  end)  }urOrl,  com- 
plete, ^fiiihhnl  ;  happti  ;  full,  til- 
lire,  the  U'hole,  uniirisnl.  Eis  rd 
vatTiXii,  foreiir,  mlirely,  loUd- 
ly  ;  at  all,  in  any  vinnner. 

IIovTtXcij,  nnd  Ion.  rimrtX/uf,  (fr. 
last)  allogellicr,  completely,  tn- 
tirely,  nbsulntcly. 

HdvTCi,  n.  pi.  —  Xldvrtoai,  Ion. 
and  Poet,  for  vdai,  d.  pi.  of 
raj. 

IIaiTtii;(;fa,  -ny,  }),  (fr.  nnf  all,  and 
rtiixoi  nrmour)  full  armour. 

XldxT'i,  (fr.  Tflf  all)  altogether,  to- 
taly,  entirely  ;  always. 

Iluir^,  (fr.  same,  and  tj  where^ 
every  where,  on  nil  sides,  in  ull 
directions  ;  altogether. 

riaiTi,  d.  sin.  of  jrof. 

TlatTo?a~fi,  n.  sin.  fern.  —  Tlnvro- 

iuTTolat,    d.    pi.    of    ZllVToiuTTUf. 

navToio-nin,  -a(,  i/,  (fr.  next)  abun- 
dance of  every  hind,  all  sort  of 
plenty. 

Tlairo^aTrii,  -fl,  -dv,  (fr.  r«f  all, 
and  iaTTtSov  soil)  of  nil  kinds,  of 
ereiy  sort,  of  diJTerfnt  counlnes  ; 
various,  diver s'Jied,  mixed,  com- 
plex ;  changeable,  fickle. 

nuiTo^orwf,  (fr.  laijt)  multifari- 
ously, many  ways,  variously  ; 
from  many  places. 

HavToivvnfioi,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  r(7f 
all,  and  Sivafiai  lo  be  atfle)  om- 
nipotent, of  universal  power. 

HdvToOiv,  (fr.  same,  and  c^ti/from) 
same  as  ■ru\Tii-)(6Qev. 

XlaxTuiriv,  Ion  for  TTavToiav,  a  sin. 
feni.  of 

Xlavrolog,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Tovroif  alto- 
gether, th.  raf  all)  of  nil  sorts, 
of  all  kinds,  mixed,  complex  ; 
various,  changeable. 

navrolwi,  (fr.  last)  in  different 
uays,   in  many  ways,   various- 

ly- 

XlavTOKpaTU)p,  -opoi,  b,  i/,  (fr.  rrils 
all,  and  Kpiiroi  strength)  omni- 
potent, nlt-svhduing,  almighty. 

I\arTopiKTt](,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
opiyofint  to  desire)  desiring  all 
things,  eager,  covetous,  greedy. 

Xlavrbi,  p.  sin.  of  rnj. 

HdvToa'  for  TldvToat,  (fr.  same)  to 
every  place  ;  on  all  sides,  alt 
around,  roundabout,  on  all  quar- 
ters. 

TlavrdaSiof,  -ou,  b,  '/,  (fr.  ?raj  all) 
various. 

UdvroTc,  (fr.  same,and  t6tc  then) 
always. 

TlavTorpdtpoi,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same, 
and  rpiifioi  to  rear)  nursing,  rear- 
ing or  cherishing  all  things  ; 
fmunteous,  fertile,  productive. 

navToo/joi,  -ov,  b,  }),  (fr.  same,  and 
Tptw  to  tremble)  all  trembling, 
timid. 

T\avrp6ro(,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tof-zw  to  turn)  tdl  routed,  totally 
defeated.  Tldvrpowoi  <^cvyn,  a 
total  rout. 


n.An 

nn'iniii',  nnd  Dor.  WavTuv,  g.  |il. 

of  raj. 
UdtTioi,     (fr.   irnj   all)    altnpethir, 
wholly,   entirely  ;  by  alt  tncans, 
surely,    most    assuredly  ;    abso- 
lutely. 
rioiB,    (fr.    same)  altogether,    en- 
tirely,   wholly,     quite  ;     by     all 
means,  surely,   verity,  certainly  ; 
thoroughly,  perfectly  ;  very,  very 
much,  greatly,  exceedinuty,  rgre- 
giously,   'O  irdi'V,  he  of  alt,  that 
great  man. 
Wot  votra,  -r/j,  i';,  a  nurse. 
Tliii'iarnTov  and  Wnvtarara,  (neut. 
of  next)  last  of  all,  for  llie  last 
time. 
ri")  liffTOToji    (fr.    Tidrv  quite,  and 
vararoi  '"St)  last  of  all,  the  very 
last. 
nnvw(5Ci'ot,  -ov,  b,  fl,  (fr.  rnj  all, 
and  oHvri  pain)  all-painful,  af- 
,/iirlins,  severe,  gritvous. 
rinMoX/OpiH,  -ns,  fl,  (fr.  next)  utter 
ruw,  total  d(slruclion,  perdition  ; 
mnssarre,  slaughter. 
rii/vaiXfOpoj,  -01),  b,  fl,  (fr.   -((J  all, 
and  (iXfOpoj  ruin,   th.  dWvfji  to 
destroy)    utterly   ruined,   totally 
destroyed,  wretched,  abandoned  ; 
destructive,   ruinous,  pernicious, 
fatal. 
Tlavo^iOpiDi,  (fr.  last)  with  miieep- 
ing  destrurlinn,  with  total  ruin, 
■utterly  ;  ruinously,  fatally. 
naj'i.iX?;?,  -cos  -ovs  b,  fi,  (fr.  n-ajall, 
and   dXXi/^i    lo  destroy)  perish- 
ed,   ruined,    destroyed,    undone, 
wretched,  forsaken  ;  destructive, 
ruinous,  pernicious,  fatal. 
nat'w-i;tij,  -laca,    -tv,    (fr.   same, 
and   (III//   the    eye,    th.   v-arofiat 
to    see)  seen    by   all,  conspicu- 
ous. 
Tliivwpog,  -ov,  0,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
uipa    season)    of   every    season, 
evergreen  ;  blooming,  in  season. 
IT«f,  hush  !  hist  I 
na^rH,    Dor.  for  vn^ai,  1  a.  inf. 
act.  —  nd^aifil,    -alj,  -11,   Dor. 
for  TTi'il^.ffii,    1   a.    opt.    act.  — 
Tfri^e,   Dor.   and   Ion.    for  iTrri^c, 
3  sin.  1   a.   ind.   act.  —  Ud^oi, 
Dor.   for    r/;fiij,    ])Hr.    1  a.  act. 
—  nrf^o//ti'.  Dor.   Cor  miiofiev,   1 
pi.    1    f.    ind.   act.    —  Uil(ai6\ 
Dor.     before    an    a?pirale,    for 
TTii^uiTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

TTfiyVVflt. 

Tldofxit  -Cipini,  f.  mid.  -aaoftat,  p. 
TTiTrafiut,  to  taste,  sip ;  to  eat, 
feed  upon ;  to  acquire,  get,  ob- 
tain ;  to  possess,  own,  enjoy.  1 
a.  md.  mid.  ivaaii/jri'',  -i",  -aro, 
3  pi.  cvdaavro,  and  Poet,  t-nda- 
aavro'  inf.  ndaaaOai,  and  Pott. 
itdaernoOat. 

Ilais,  -ov,b,  (fr.  vdofini  to  own) 
a  relation  or  connexion  by  mar- 
riage ;   a  cousin,  kinsman, 

Tla-rai,  strange  !  surprising  I  bless 
me  ! 

naviiTof,  a  name  for  Jupiter  among 
the  .Scythians. 

ndiro^'.  Dor.  before  an  aspirate, 
f'lr  Ti'ixoTc. 

Hd^va,  V.  of  vdrwas. 
(436) 


nAP 

Uatnd^ovat,  3  1)1.   pres.   ind.   act. 

of 
nuirrrdl^ui,    (fr.  ndwiras    papa)    (o 

call  pupa,  ciiaj; 
Wdmra^,  the  rundtling  of  the  bow 
ets,  or  other  noise  occasioned  by 
Jlatuttney, 
Pfin-n-aj,  -011,6,  pnpa,f'ither. 
Xluvnos  -OV,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  grand- 
father ;  a  downy  flower , 
IluTrroc/Kiioj,  -01),  b,fi,  (fr.  last,  and 
(iuioj   murder,   th.   ^nw  to  kill) 
killing  a  grandfather. 
UavTTiooi,  -a,   -uv,    (fr.    77rfrn-oj     a 
grandfather)  a  grandfather'' s,  he- 
reditary, ancient. 
Tl<iTrali'Oiau,  Dor.  for  TruirTalvovaa, 

feni.  par.  pics.  act.  of 
riarTd/iw,   f.  -aiw,   to   look  rovntl 
about,  survey  ;  to   look  for,  seek 
enit ;    to  glare,    glance    around, 
look  fiercely  ;    to  look  up  to,  spe- 
culate on. 
narrtpfcii',  -dvoj, 6,  (fr.  rrrt'irirpoj  pa- 
pyrus) a  plantation  of  pajiyrus. 
Uditvptvos,  -rit-ov,  (fr.  same)  meide 

of  papyrus  or  paper. 
ndKupoi,-ov,  b  aniiti,  papyrus,  the 
Egyptian    plant,     whose    bark 
was   used    for    writing  on  ;  pa- 
per. 
TJup'  or  llnp  for  traprf. 
Tlapii,   with  a  g.   of,  from  ;  by ; 
about,  near,  beside.     With  a  d. 
at,   with,    among  ;    near,    hard 
by ;     under,    in    the    pouier  of. 
With   an  a.    nigh,  next  to ;  ex- 
cept,  saving,    wanting,  beside  ; 
contrary    to,    against,  opposite  ; 
above,   in  preference  to ;  on   ac- 
count  of,  according  to ;  in  com- 
parison   of;    above,    more.     In 
compos,  over,    beyond  ;    beside, 
at,  with ;  against,  contreiry  to  ; 
ill,  badly. 
Tlapaiiaivere,   -vovai,  2  and  3  pi. 
pres.    ind.    act.  —   Tlapliuiviav, 
par.  pres.  act.  of 
Tlupnflaivd)  and  nnprfj3/7^i,  f.  mid. 
-yaoiini,    p.    -fiifiriKa,     (fr.    Trap^J 
beyond,  and  Pahui  or  l^iifii  to  go) 
to  pass  or  go  over,  go  beyond  or 
past  ;    to   mount ;     to   go  aside, 
evade,  escape  ;  to  go  beside,  de- 
viate from  ;    to  trr,   sin,  trans- 
gress, violfil:     par.    pres.   act. 
vnpn(ialvij)v,  -ovaa,  -ov.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  mipijlriv.  per.  ind.  pass,  va- 
pa(iij]r\i>ai,  -aai,  -Ten. 
rinpn/JoXtr,  3  sin.  1.  f.  ind.  act.  — 
V]iipa[ia\\6iiivoi,  par.  pres.  mid. 
of 
nupn/?rtXXw,f.  -aXui,  p.  TrapafifliXri- 
Ka,  (fr.  Tttpi'i  at,    and  ftdWui  to 
throw)  to  throw   or    put    aside, 
lay  by  ;  to  throiv  or  fling  to  ;  to 
give,  eleliver,  hanel  over,  intrust  ; 
to  pledge,  pawn  ;    lo  land,  ar- 
rive,   bring    to  land;    lo   carry, 
convey,  bring,  lead,   sail  or  pass 
over  ;  to  liken,   compare  ;  to  at- 
tack, figtd  ;  to  tiend,  cast,  turn 
from  or  away.   l\(ipnli.i\}.opai,  to 
recompense,  repay,  requite  ;     to 
draw    near,    accede,     approach, 
come  in  euitlilion,  be  added  to  ; 
to    expose    one's    self,    venture. 


HAP 

risk,  hazard.  2  a.  act.  ind.  vapi- 
fiaXoV  sub.  vapaj}d\<ji,   -tj;,  -y. 
per.  iml.  mid.  iripu/ifjioXa.  par. 
2  a.  mid.  trapi,i3uX(!^cvo;. 
HapajSaKTos,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  irupa   in- 
tens.  and  ^a-zrbs  dyed,  th.  iidir- 
Tu  to  plunge)  deeply  di/e  J  J  stain- 
ed, painted. 
napa^M/iXtvia,   (fr.    vaoa   a^inst, 
and  i3aci\tvii)  'o  reign,  th.  f}aat- 
\cvi  a  king)  to  reign  ill,  ahuse 
power,  tyrannize. 
riapa'/J  j<r({)  -lof,  Att.  -£uj,  and  Ila- 
pt^iaii,  -Hi,  f),  (Ir.  Tiipi'JaiVu)  to 
transgress)     transgression,    sin, 
crime,  qffenre. 
Tlapafinexw,  (fr.  irapa  by,  and  (?a<T- 
)fu  to  go)  In  qo  along  with,Jight 
by  the  side  of,  Jight  from  a  cha- 
riot. 
UnpiPSrTii,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  -rapi^nlvu) 
to    transgress)    a    transgressor, 
sinner.     Also,  who  fights  by  the 
tide  of  another ;   a  warrior  in  a 
chariot. 
Tliipiiifji,  2  sin.  2  a.  sub.   act.  of 

tr.ip  1 3  ti fill. 
Hup  iffiii^oun,  and  T\apnliidoiiti 
-toftat,  f.  -naoiiitt,  (fr.  zrripi  in- 
tens.  and  Pid^w  or  /Jkju  to  force, 
th.  i3oi  violence)  to  drive,  force, 
compel,  press  closely  ;  to  wrest, 
distirl,  pervert  ;  to  invest,  bi- 
tiege.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  irjpc^taud- 

n<ipi/Ji/?<f^(u,  (fr.  same,  and  (Jtffd- 
^u>  to  make  go)  to  drive  away  ; 
to  force  to  mount  or  go  on  board, 
take  over,  carry  away,  remove. 

ririptiiXfKui,  (fr.  iTupi  by,  and  0\i- 
ru)  to  look)  to  wink,  sqitirU, 
glance  at ;  to  overlook,  ne sleet  ; 
to  slight,  despise ;  to  mistake,  be 
'Uceived  in. 

napifiX/j^r)i>,  (fr.  vipa(id\\u  to 
i:ompare)  indirectli/,  by  insinua- 
tion, sideways,  ohltquely  ;  feign- 
edli/,  artfulty,  saliricaUy  ;  by 
comparison. 

naooiiXntKt,  -Srof,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
'>ff''il,  refuse,  food  thrown  to  or 
set  before  brutes;  a  shelter,  co- 
vering, defence. 

fl'iO'i/JXii'^,  -iiTTOf,  b.  If,  (fr.  irnpn- 
ft\lii<j>  to  squint)  srpuniing,  look- 
ing awrif. 

n«o  tiir)\iiofiai,{fr .TtapiiioXoiTTisyi) 
to  erponr  ime's  self,  venture,  dare, 
rufc,  h'tzard. 

\^■l01ii'>^>|,  -T]i,  It,  (fr.  rnnulidXXui 
to  compare)  n  similitude,  rmti- 
pnrison,  resemblnnrr ;  a  type, 
fllfure,  examplf,  prillrrn,  rni- 
hlrm  ;  a  parnblr,  apologue,  moral 
late ;  a  saying,  proverb,  ait- 
age. 

ITtoi'/JoXov,  •ov,  &«  ti,  (fr.  rnpofiilX- 
Xui  to  cxpouc)  dangerous,  hairtrd- 
tiut,  perilous  ;  rath,  inrnnstder- 
ate,  headstrong,  heedless,  in- 
rmtious  ;  eauntrrfril,  ^fictitious, 
false. 

naO'tllnvXci'ofint,  (fr.  triO'l  ill,  Bnd 
$ovXtfiia  to  ronsiill)  to  rnnsult 
ill,  cnnsi'lrr  wrong  ;  to  overlook, 
neglect,  disregard.  I  a  par.  mid. 
■KapalJovX  tvadfi  ivof. 


HAP 

Tiapdi3v(TTos,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  next)   a 

secret  place,  corner,  nook. 
llapajSviji,    (fr.    -aoci    intens.   and 
jjuoj  to  stuff)  to  crowd  or  stuff  in; 
to  tfirust  in  out  of  the  loay. 
TltiptlSujiiios,  -ov,  b,  )/,  (fr.  irapd  by, 
and  fiuifibi  an   altar)   nx,  by  or 
near    the    altar,    attending     the 
altar. 
HapaYaycTv,     inf.  —  napayayui', 
-ovaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a,  act.  Att.  of 
irapdyii), 
rLapayyclXas,  -aaa,  -av,  n,  pi.  -Xai' 
rci,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  Tlapayycl- 
Xjii,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of  jra- 
P'lyyiXXii). 
Il:tpayycXia,    -aj,    fi,    (fr.    next)   O 
commission,  charge,  errand,  mes- 
sage ;  a  command,  mandate,  or- 
der;  a  threat,  denuncialio7i,  me^ 
nice  ;  a  canvass,  solicitation. 
riiipayv/AXci),  f  -tXiIi,  p.  vnpnyycX- 
K'l,  (fr.  TT  ipii  intens.  and  nyyiX- 
Xw  to  tell)  to  command,  charge, 
order,   enjoin,    desire,  prescribe ; 
to  signify,  declare,  proclaim  ;    to 
tell,  relate ;  to  invite,  call,  hid ; 
to  call   upon,  solicit  votes,    cati- 
vass  ;  to  forbid,  prohibit ;  to  take 
rank  among,   impf.   act.  rnpi/y- 
ytXXov.  1  a.  ind.  act.  rraoi'iyyciXa. 
tlapdyyeXfia,   -arof,   ri,   (fr.  last) 
a  command,    order,    injunction, 
commandment ;    an  interdiction, 
prohibition ;    advice,  encourage- 
ment. 
UnpdyYcXaii,  -lof,  Att.  -tux;,  ^,  (fr. 
same)  direction,  instruction,  ad- 
monition,  advice;    a  command, 
order,  rule, 
ridp'tyiyova,  -m,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid 

of  vaoaylvoftat. 
nrtpHyei,  act.  —  TlapnycTai,  pass. 

3  sm.  pros.  ind.  of  iruorfyw. 
nap'iycvdiitvoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  2  a 
mid.  —  T\itpiiyivuiiiiit,  3  pi.  -yi. 
vii)vrat,  2  a.  sub.  mid.  of  naon' 
■     yivovat. 

Tl'iprtycvij,  (fr.  nip'j  by,  and  yri'u 
lo  laslc)  to  give  a  taste  of,  im- 
press   slightly,    inculcate    briefly. 
riap'iyn'o/iiK,  tn  taste  bi)   the  way, 
touch  on  lightly,  snatch  clandes- 
tinely, 
rinpriyfipriiin,    -(irm,   ri,    (fr.  next) 
cm  old  man,  dotard  ;  dotage,  im- 
hecililif. 
ilnpiynodu)  -w,   (fr.   jrnp'}  at,  and 
yho'tf  old  age)  to  dote  from  age, 
Income  childish. 


nnp'iyhoaiii,  f.  -ytvi'iaoiiiit,  p.  -y/. 
yovn,  (fr.  name,  .inil  yUofiai  to 
lie)   to  hr    at,   with  or  near;    to 


nnne  tn,  arrive,  reach  ;  to  assist, 
he  present  with.  impf.  mid.  trnpr- 
yii"!/'i7i',  -ov,  -tro.  2  a.  mill,  ind, 
iriipfytyAfiriv,  -ov,  -tro'  mil).  ir<t- 
pnyivuijtai,  -ji,  -ijrai'    wapayivd- 

/ItVOf. 

n'i/)iyii".'KT«f<i),  (fr.  irnp'l  contrary, 
and  yii'hiitKui  lo  know)  to  read 
to  or  wi!h.  rrjirni ;  to  feel,  judge 
or  think  falsely  ;  In  ilrtermine  or 
drci'le  erroneously, 

rinoayKorp'iw   -H,   (fr.  ram)  with, 


nAP 

to  take  with  a  huok  ;    to  catch, 
ensnare,  inveigle,  par.  per.  pass. 
vapriyKi(Trpu>iiivo(,  -rj,  -ov. 
TlapnyKwvil^Ofiat,    fr.    j;apii    intcns. 

and  ayKuiviCofjiat,  which  see. 
rinpdyvKTa,  Dor.  for  riiodyotiffii,  n. 

fern.  par.  2  a.  act.  o(  Trupdyii). 
Ilupiiyopttro,  Dor.  for  Ttupiiyopciro, 
3  sin.  com.  impf.  pass,  of  -apij- 
yopiia. 
riapaypa^i),   ->ji,  i';,    (fr.  -^zapaypH- 
(^(1)  to  write  upon)  an  exception, 
plea,  demur,  law  proceeding ;  a 
reservation,    proviso,    clause ;    a 
note,  observation,  annotation ;  a 
title,  head,  superscription. 
riapaypa^is,  -Has,  i),  (fr.  same)  a 
rasp,  scrajter,  polisher,  plane  ;  a 
ruler. 
rinpnypui/iu,  f.  -\p(i),  (fr.  irapd  by, 
and  ypd(pu)  to  write)  to  annex  in 
writing,  write  by  the  si-le  or  in 
the  margin ;  to  mark  as  errone- 
ous ;  to  expunge,  erase,  htol  out, 
obliterate;     to    change,    pervert, 
write  falsely  ;  to  join,  add  to;  to 
write  among,  enrol,  register,  re- 
cord,  inscribe ;    to  write  out  the 
heads  of  a  new  law,  bring  in   a 
hill ;  lo  demur,  except  to  an  ac- 
tion or  Intv-suit ;  lo  remove,  take 
away ;    to    absolve,    acquit,    re- 
lease, liberate  ;  to  pretend,  cloak, 
colour;    to  describe,  define,  ap- 
point, ordain, 
nrip'tyvfivou)  -d,  f.   -waw,  (fr.  trapd 
intens.  and  yvuvditi  lo  strip,  ih. 
yv/ivdi   naked)   to  strip,  expose, 
uvveil ;  to  lay  open,  disclose,  ex- 
plain, illustrate. 
Ilupnyui,  C  -d(ii),  p.  •>iX"i  C""-  '"p'J 
bv,  and  «'yui  to  lead)  to  produce, 
extend,   drau>   out ;    to   Icnglltm 
or  stretch  out  the  line  of  battle ; 
to  put  fort li,  publish,  bring  for- 
ward, sliow ;    to  carry  on,  con- 
duct,   trail   or   bring  away ;    to 
wait  vpm,  attend,    accompany ; 
lo  bring  over  to  a  party,  persuade, 
sehiee ;    to  deceive,  inislrad,  he- 
glide,   pervert  ;    to    pass    by   or 
aiu'ii/,  depart,  withdraw,  remove, 
disappear  ;  to  pass  or  cross  over  ; 
I'l  bent  against  a  wind,  tack.  2  a. 
acl.   ind.  r.ipijyof,  and  .\tl.  itii- 
piiyHyov  par.  it'ipiyiiyij)v,-ov(rn, 
-6v.    per.    ind.    pass.    vapi)yiiai, 
-fai,  -KT'ii, 
rinp'iyu)i'/^u,  (fr.  same,  and  yiovia 
a  roriicr)  to  form  an  angle,  meet 
in  a  point. 
llaiiiYnirioKOf,  -uv,  b,    (fr.    same) 
Mr  forming  an  angle  ;  a  corner  ; 
a  square,  used  by  carpenlirrs. 
n-ipii^ripOiivui,    (fr.    iT'ipii    by,   and 
f'lpOdvui    lo  wnnp)    to  slrqi   by, 
near  or  wit/i.  2  a.  art.  ind.  vipt- 
f'loOnv.  and  by  Mi'lalh.  rnplf^pii- 
Oov.  2  f.  ind.  act.  Tr./pni'p'iCiJ. 
Il'ip'i'V.'wirn,  "K,  -t,  per.   ind.  art. 
—  TlnpiiMHiini,  per.  »iib.  pa.fs. 
of  if'tpmU^iOfii. 
nnOdhiyii'i,   -ifroc,    rit,    (I'r.  mion- 
hiKvvjii  to  fxliihil)  IN  erampU, 
pntfrrn,  morlrl,  standard ;  a  Unrn- 


and   dyKinrnw   a   (i%\nn'i   lifM>k)|      inr,  lesson,  proof,  imi(tnr.c, 
to  hwk  OT  Imrb,  fix  OH  a  /iWt  ;  lITdO  i<'fi)7"ir/y<»,  f. -Yiii'i  p.  -^i,ifiy 
(437) 


nAP 

fiiiriKit,  (fr.  last)  to  make  a  yuh^l 
lie  esample,  <\rpoic,  tlii^rare,} 
.Utcnatiie  ;  to  Icaii  I'l  triumph. 

Xlitp:>i!tYltaTta(u,  I  a.  inf.  act.  of 
lii-sl. 

XlixpiSuYfi'TWfiif,  -or',i,(fr.  same) 
(j-pnure  to  slut  me  ;  a  public  e.v- 
niiipU;  iiisi;rnre,  infamy. 

Ilap'i^clKvOtn  (fr.  ir/ipu  intens.  :ind 
<UiMu/ii  to  sliovv)  to  7nanifcM, 
iHtray,  dmcovcr ;  to  sJiow,  hold 
J'ortli,  erhibil,  display  ;  to  prove, 
drmoiinliate ;  to  nxcrihe,  altri- 
bule,  impute ;  to  (ffed,  perform, 
acccomplish. 

llapnhtaos,  -ou,  i,  a  garden,  park, 
cnrhsure,  paradise. 

lliip.iifsofrat,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
of 

nnfJ^f.>;o;inc,  f.  -il^onat,  p.  -(5/- 
otyfKii,  (fr.  nipa  from,  and  Si^o- 
Itat  to  take)  to  receive  or  take 
from  another  ;  to  melcome,  enter- 
tain ;  to  admit,  (dloir,  accept  of; 
to  keep,  observe  ;  to  educate,  rear  ; 
to  emhrace,  favour,  approve,  com- 
mand. 

TlapaStaTptii!),  -5f,  )'i,  (fr.  itapii  ill, 
and  ^larpipj)  employment,  th. 
rpiiiu)  to  pass  time)  ill-applied 
labour  or  care,  fruitlexx  applu-.n- 
tiun,  mis'^pent  time,  lili^iousnc/tx, 
idle  debate,  perverse  disputation, 
vain  conlroversij. 

XlaptAt^d^ici'Oi,  -I),  -ov,  pir.  —  Iln- 
puSii^orat,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass. 
—  T\apn!itlwKCtaav,     3    pi.     Alt. 

pper.  act.  —  Ylitpa^cioiKoai,  <\. 
pi.  par.  per.  act.  of  Knpaf"(oiajn. 

riap.ii'icjdi'ai,  act.  —  ri'iprii^WoffOm, 
pass.  pros.  inf.  —  Tinpntl^oTai, 
3  sin.  -iiSofttda,  1  pi.  pres.  ind. 
pass.  —  Hapaitioiis,  -oiffa,  -of, 
par.  pres.  act.  —  napafitiojg, 
-Suict  or  -iiaatv,  2  and  3  sin.' 
pres.  ind.  act.  of 

Jlaoaitiuyftt,  f.  -^liffu),  p.  -^iSoiKa, 
(Ct.  t'io'i  from,  and  fA^mm  to 
give)  to  deliver,  give  vp,  hand 
over,  surrender,  yield,  resign  ;  tn 
betray  ;  tn  devote,  lay  down  life  ; 
to  transmit,  hand  doiun  ;  to  re- 
port, inform,  communicate;  to 
commit,  entrust,  consign,  com- 
menrl ;  In  leave,  bequeath,  impf. 
act.  naptiifiiav,  -wf,  -w  and  jra- 
pcii^onv  -ovv,  -oci  -ftvs,  -ot  -ov, 
as  if  fr.  iiinij).  f.  act.  ind.  iinpa- 
0(i(TW  par.  Ttapafiioawv.  1  a.  act 
ind.  jT'ipf'^wic'i,  irreg.  2  a.  act 
ind.  Trao/rtuiv,  -u)?,  -w  sub.  rupn- 
ia,  -'>{,  ..p*  inf.  irapahotivai'  par, 
irioiAoiii,  -oTiaa,  -6v.  1  a.  pass 
ind.  TT  ipcidOrjv,  I  f.  ind.  pass, 
rao  ii'ioOfianfini,  -ji,  -trai. 

II'ip  ioo9ci{,  -tiTa,  -a',  par.  — ITo- 
paiotijviu,  inf.  1  a.  pass,  of  last 

TlaOtifvTa,  a.  sin.  mas.  or  neiit 
pi.  MvTOi,  g.  sin.  par.  2  a.  act. 
of  same. 

Hapafio^d^(t>,  f.  -aiTd),  (fr.  -iraoa 
against,  and  oofa'^u  to  extol,  th. 
ii^n  fame)  to  exhibit,  dispUiy, 
make  noUrrious,  good  or  ill ;  tn 
dishonour,  disgrace,  disparage  ; 
to  rlefamc,  slander;  to  lionour 
highly,    celebrate,    praise,   com- 


nAP 

mend ;      to     mistake,     conceive 
wrons,  persist  in  error. 

Xlapaio^oXoyfu)  -d,  (fr.  next,  and 
A/yiu  to  say)  to  utter  absurdities 
speak  strattgc  things. 

Xlapd^o^ot,  -»v,  t>,  j'l,  (fr.  r-ip'i 
against,  and  (^lifci  opinion)  con- 
trary to  opinion  or  crpectalion, 
unlliought  of,  unexpected,  sud- 
den ;  strange,  wonderful,  incre- 
dible. 

nnp'i(5ii(o)f,  (fr.  last)  beyond  expect- 
ation, strangely,  unexpectedly. 

riiipailoffif,  -ioi,  Att.  -cu)?,  f],  (fr. 
napa6iSu>ftt  to  transmit)  a  yield- 
ing, surrender,  submission  ;  suc- 
cession ;  tra/iilion ;  an  ancient 
custom,  institution  or  law. 

Tl'ipaioTioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  lo  be 
delivered  up,  surremiercd,  handed 
over. 

rinpaSovvai,  mf.  —Vliipai^ovg,-ovaa, 
-bi,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  irtipucViW/ii. 

TlupufiouOleii',  Ion.  for  7rupii(5oiiOd(i', 
by  Metath.  for  T!np<t6apdtiti,  2  a. 
inf.  act.  of  Traon^apOdino. 

n«pur'pri(i),  (fr.  TTiipii  by,  and  fipiiw 
to  act)  to  nllend,  wail  upon ;  lo 
assist,  administer,  act  with  or  for, 
serve  under, 

riap-ifpofitu  -iii,  >%  (fr.  same,  and 
fpifiM  to  run)  a  running  by ;  a 
passage,  course;  attendance,  a 
train,  suite. 

HoOa^puyuiai,  Poet,  for  irapn^pwai, 
3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  ttii- 
on?'pa(i>. 

ri'ipii^uuj,  and  \lnpii?ivofini,  (fr.  ^i 
p(i  along,   and  (5uu>  to  enter)  lo 
creep  or  steal  in  ;  to  steal  ujmn 
surprise,  overreach  ;  In  slip  past, 
pass  by  subtlety,  gel  the  start  of. 

nrjpi(?iS,  -iTjs,  -u),  2  a.  sub.  act.  - 
ri'ipa^ujau,  -us,  -£i,  ind.  —  Ha- 
P'ifii!iati)v,   par.  1  f.  act.  of  napa- 
ri()ii}fti. 

Tlnoaeifh),  (fr.  irnp't  by,  and  atiSia 
to  sing)  lo  sing  by,  lo  or  ivilh. 

Hapncipu),  f.  -atput,  p.  -ijrp/fii,  (fr. 
TTiipu  intens.  and  acipw,  which 
see.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  TrapnipOvv 
sub.  irapacoOa. 

nnp'i^'iw,  (fr.  vnp''i  against,  and 
Cdu)  to  live)  lo  live  ill,  misspend 
life,  abuse  or  pervert  life. 

l\apii(,ivyvvni.,  (fr.  nnpii  with,  and 
l^cvyvvtit  to  yoke)  lo  yoke  or  hrtr. 
ness  together ;  lo  ns.tociale,  join 
with  ;  to  unite,  annex. 

nnpnj?^ri\6u)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  ^;;- 
X6u>  to  emulate)  lop''niioke  In  jea- 
lousy, excite  to  emulation ;  to 
anger,  irritate. 

XlnpaH^n^iiioni,  1  a.  inf.  act rin- 

paCrjXiiffO),  1  f.  ind.  or  1  a.  sub. 
act.  of  last. 

Tlaon^nXwaif,  -lo;,  Att.  -£W{,  'j, 
(fr.  fiamc.)  jealou.sy,  rivalry, emu- 
lation. 

napii?':>vr),  -t]s,  ^,  (fr.  TToou  about, 
ami  ^/.'jvi;  a  girdle)  o  '"■//,  girdle. 

nnp'iflaXa'ffTiof,  -ov,  n,  t/,  (fr.  vton 
by,  and  SaXaaaa  tho  sea)  by  llw 
sea,  marilime,  on  the  short: 

n»iDi6«'Xrr(j),  (fr.  mip'i  intens.  and 
^iiKvia  to  warm)  to  watm ;  in 
cherish,  sooth. 

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nAP 

tlapaOapfiOiii),  and  XlnpaOapirvviiif 
(fr.  rrnpii  intons.  and  Sapjivvu  to 
encourage,  th.  Siipaos  confi- 
dence) to  give  confidence,  en- 
courage, embolden,  animate,  ex- 
hort. 

UopitOdvai,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  -japa- 
riOnfi- 

riiiprirtc/ia,  -iirof,  rb,  (fr.  iJl^nrlBn' 
fti  to  lay  by)  a  sieve ;  an  addi- 
tion, increase ;  a  repository, 
.ilore  ;  a  closet,  cupboard,  press. 

Yl'ipiiOiiJitvoi,  -n,  -oi-ipar.  2  a.  mid. 
—  TlapoOiaOat,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  of 
■irfipitTlOiiiti. 

TlapiiOepi^ii),  f.  -(ru>,  (fi.  jrapd  in- 
tens. and  S^cpi^u)  to  reap,  th.  ^f- 
pof  summer)  to  reap,  mow,  cut 
down  ;  to  prune,  lop. 

I\apuOepnaiv<j>,  f.  -ai'ui,  p.  -rtOfp- 
pLiiyKn,  (fr.  K'lpit  by,  and  ^cppiat- 
vio  to  heat)  lo  v:arm  at,  heat, 
make  warm  ;  tn  inflame. 

TXi'pdOtini,  -ins,  Alt.  -cv)S,  fi,  (fr. 
irnpaTtSijixi  to  put  by)  an  annex- 
ing or  joining  lo,  application, 
union,  proximity ;  a  selling  or 
laying  out ;  a  tray,  frame  or 
sirleboard ;  a  course  at  ment, 
collation,  enterlainmenl ;  a  trea- 
sure, store,  magazine ;  plenty, 
abundance,  7neans  laid  by  ;  com- 
parison ;  a  qunlalion,  citation ; 
a  direction,  precept,  rule. 

riapaOirtis,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  sams)  a  re- 
gulator, manager,  steward,  ca- 
terer. 

Tl(ipiiOiu)  -a,  f.  -ciau),  (fr.  irapii  by, 
and  &iiD  to  run)  to  run  by  the 
side  of,  attend,  follow  close ;  to 
run  past  or  by,  outstrip. 

XlapoOiwpfu)  -to,  f.  -r/aui,  p.  -rcOcd- 
pr)Kn,  (fr.  same,  and  ^toipfu  to 
look  at)  tn  look  closely  at,  exa- 
mine, regard,  view ;  to  compare, 
collate ;  to  overlook,  disregard, 
slight,  despise,  impf.  pass,  wapt- 
Oihiptoixriv  -ovfirtv,  -iov  -ov. 

nitpdOryw,  f.  -f(D,  fr.  TTapfi  intcns. 
and  &i'iy<o,  which  see. 

Tliip'iOi;Kr],-Tis,  Ij.  (fr.  wipiiTiOriiii  to 

set   by)   a  pawn,  pledge,  trust, 

depnsite;  an  addition,  appendage. 
TliiOriOi'iaw,  -C(<r,   -ti,  act.  —  nupu- 

Oi'/aiifiat,  mid.   I  f.  ind.  —  Xlnpa- 

Ono^ficvof,  -n,  -01',  par.  1  f.  mid. 

of  vnptiTiOrjl"' 
TltipaOXtjiti),   f.    -1^(1),  p.  -Ti6Xi(pa, 

(fr.  napii   intens.   and  5X(j3(ii  lo 

press)    to  press    agnin.'it,    dajh, 

crush  ;  lo  oppre.is,  njjlici^  harass. 
UnpiOoi),  2  a.  impr.  mid.  o(napa- 

rtOriiii. 
TliipnOpnovtiui,  by  Metath.  for  ira- 

puOitpavvh>,  see  vnpnO'ipiivvu. 
UiipnOvpn,  -as,  i'/,  (fr.  mipii  by,  and 

S-vpa  a  door)  a  back  doer ;  a  ii'le 

ilonr,  vnr.hel. 
nnpaOdni,  3  pi.   2  a.  sub.  act.  of 

TraO'iriOtifii. 
VJapni,  Poft.  for  napii. 
n"Oiif^aaia,  -as,  !i,  same  as  vapd- 

(iaais- 
Waoni^drns,  -ov,  0,  Same  as  Trapo- 

lidrns- 
n,ipr,il3aTts,-r!ios,  h,  (fr-  TTapafialvia 

to  go  with)  a  female  warrior  in 


HAP 

a  chariot ;  a  female  atUnidant, 
tervant  or  hireling. 

Tlapaidvaau>y  (fr.  rapa  intens,  and 
aidiiaau)  to  heat)  to  iv'trni,  in- 
Jlame,  heal  ;  to  sparkle^  shine, 
glitter ;  to  excite,  offset,  rouse ; 
to  proceed,  imannle  or  spring 
from  ;  to  break  out,  burst  forth. 

IIupu/vc(Ti(,  -loj,  Att.  -£w{,  i;,  (fr. 
Tupu  by,  and  ai>/u>  lo  praise,  ih. 
aiiof  praise)  exhurtntiun, persua- 
sion, encuurngrmeiit  ;  earnest 
advice,  coutiseL,  viaming  ;  com- 
fort, consoliilian. 

XlapaivtrXubi.,  -ii,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  en- 
couraging, rluenng,  pe.  su'isive  ; 
warning,  aiivising,  a.lmo/iitory  ; 
conciHaltny,  consoling,  comfort- 
ing. 

Iliipaii'/u)  -u,  f.  -law,  and  -ija<i),  p. 
-I'lvck-a,  (fr.  same)  to  advixe  lar- 
ncsllfi,  admonish  str\ously,u:arn, 
persuade,  exlturt.   1    a.   ind.  act. 

TTUofn'tCU. 

Hap  tn'ovvrof,  g.  sin.  cont.  and  — 
riupiiiioif  ru;,  a.  pi.  mas.  cont. 
par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 

lliipaioiiaOai  -ttaOai,  pres.  inf.  act. 
of   ' 

Tlaputpfui  -w,  f.  -)'jou>,  p.  -ijorjKa,  (fr. 
TTijpu  from,  and  a'tpiw  to  take )  to 
take  awat/,  remove,  carry  iff;  to 
strip,  deitpml,  plunder  ;  to  pur- 
loin, steal  ;  to  pull  down,  break 
up,  overthrow,  destroy. 

Tiap iiaOuvofiai,  (fr.  iripu  WTOPfj, 
anrl  ataBdvopai  to  perreive)  to 
err  in  judgment,  mvUake,  think 
wrong  ;  to  be  weak  in  under- 
standing or  impaired  in  intet- 
li.ct.  Also,  to  perceive,  observe, 
understand,  comprehend.  1  a. 
in  I.  pass.  ■sapi'iaOriv. 

Xlnpaiaiof,  -on,  6,  i;,  (fr.  -zapri  con- 
trary, and  aieiof  favourable) 
dire,  dismid,  Iwrrihle,  dre'idful  ,■ 
unfortunate,  unlucky,  unfavour- 
able, unprnpitious. 

ll'ipateaii),  f.  -^<k,  p.  vap^i^a,  (fr. 
nana  by,  and  ataau>  to  rush)  to 
pan  lit/  rpiickly,  rush  past  ;  to 
puss  close  lo,  brush  by. 

HapntTfiaOin  -iXaOai,  pres.  inf. 
pasM.   of 

Tl'ipaiTiofini  -ovfjai,  f.  -itaofiat,  p. 
vaprirriii'it,  (fr.  jruoa  from,  find 
atrlui  to  ask)  to  pray  against, 
beg  off,  drprerate,  ask  prirdon  ; 
lo  rrfuse,  deny,  decline  ;  lo  shun, 
escajK,  evade,  etude  ;  to  excuse, 
answer,  reply,  make  defence,  apo- 
logize ;  to  lieg,  pray,  tntrtal  ; 
to  ask,  demarul,  rt'/uirr.  I  a. 
ind,  mid.  xapiritarl/jrir'  par.  va- 
p'ttrtinriiii^of.  par.  p<:r.  pUM,  jra- 
prjTnfltvof. 

Xlap'iirtiviliitvnf,  -tj,  -ov,  par.  — 
nnpair^irrjffOc,  2pl.  1  a.  sub.  mid, 
of  laMl. 

TlapalTt)ai(,  -I0{,  Alt.  -cwj,  ^,  (fr 
aamc)  prayrr,  rntrrntt/,  petition, 
tuppliratum,  brm>ng  jiirilnn ; 
nnernist,  drfrnrr,  plea,  apology  ; 
pardon,  indulgence,  leant,  per- 
musinn. 

Ilapiirr/r/oc.  -it,  -ov,  (vrrbal  fr. 
lamr)  to  br  dr.precalcd,  must  br 


HAP 

atoiJed,   &c.  according  lo    the 
verb. 

Ilupairio;,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  irapa  bj', 
and  airia  cause)  causing,  pro- 
ducing ;  chargeable,  liable.  Subs. 
an  author,  cause. 

TlapatTou,  impr.  —  napaiTovitai,  1 
sin.  -TovjitBa,  1  pi.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  niid,  of  •napaiTiojiai. 

napaKpafitvos,  -i),  -ov,  Poct.  for 
rapa(pdpcvo;,  par.  '2  a.  mid.  of 
vap<i(jiriiii. 

Ilapui(paaii,.-iOi,  Att.  -cw;,  i).  Poet, 
(fr.  ir>ioa'(/iv/i"  lo  advise)  aiivice, 
counsel,  warning ;  notice,  inti^ 
million,  suggestion  ;  encourage 
ment,  consolation,  comfort  ;  gen- 
tle address,  sojt  persuasion  ;  im- 
position, fraud,  deception. 

Xlapii<ppoviu>-iJ>,  Poet,  for  -apaippo- 
viu). 

Ilapaiiiioioiiai  -ov^iat,  (fr.  Trapa  by, 
and  aiuiQfw  to  elevate)  to  be  eU- 
vated  or  railed  high  ;  to  be  sus- 
pended or  hang  beside  ;  to  float, 
wave,  move  loosely  ;  to  totter, 
stumble. 

ilapatuipcCpcvoi,  Ion.  for  :rapaiu- 
poviicvui,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont. 
of  last. 

napaKaOci'Cu),  (fr.  Trapa  by,  Kara 
down,  and  tiifm  to  sleoji)  lo  steep 
beside,  repose  by,  recline  near, 

napaKiidriiiui,  (Ir.  s:ime,  and  i//iai 
to  sit)  to  sit  bfsiile  or  near. 

HitoaKiidii^u),  f.  •low,  \>.  TTtipaKCKiiOi- 
Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  i^ui  to  seal)  to 
set,  seat  or  place  beside  ;  to  sit 
down  by.    par.  pres.    act.  irup«- 

KllQii^UJV,   -OVOII,  -ov, 

MapuKuOiaaaa,  n.  fcin.  par.  1  a. 
act.  of  last. 

TlapuKiiOiartiui,  (fr.  rrnpi  by,  kotu 
down,  and  lanifii  to  set)  to  set 
down  by,  place  beside,  lay  on 
either  side, 

napiiKaipioi,  and  -KatpOi,  -ov,  b,  i), 
(fr.  iTupi't  against,  and  uruipdf  op- 
portunily)  unseasonable,  untime- 
ly, iniprojicr,  inconvenient, 

tlapiiKaipwf,  (fr.  last)  unseasona- 
bly, inconveniently, 

VlapaKa^iii)  -ii,  f.  -I'laui  and  -lau),  p. 
-if/<tX<;<ca,  (fr.  rnp'i  by,  and  KiiXiui 
lo  call)  to  call  or  serul  for,  sum- 
vion  ;  to  call  upon,  conjure,  in- 
voke, beg,  help;  lo  iniile,  callin; 
to  beg,  pray,  crave,  entreat,  re- 
quist,  biseich  ;  to  cheer,  encou- 
rage, 'ximfiirt,  console  ;  lo  tam- 
per villi,  stir  up,  disturb  ;  to  ex- 
cite,elicit,  IIrip<iica>ru|i<ii  -avpai, 
lo  be  cheered,  take  courage,  tuki 
advantage  of,  enjny.  iiiipf.  act. 
iiiplKii\iov-ox'v,-itf  -CK,  -ic-ii.  I 
0.  ind.  ad.  vapntiiXtoa.  I  a. pans. 
wA.naptKX/lOtiv'inf.rapaK^nOflvai. 
1  f.  inn.  pans.  rrapnuXiiBi'iooiint. 

riaoaiiaAai'/iO',  -Xolai,  I  nnd  S  pi. 
art.  -Xot'iiiOii,  1  pi.  conU  pam. 
prc».  ind.  of  Inst. 

IIno'i'(«/\u/i;/<>,  -oToc,  '■'»,  (fr.  »rip" 
nitpnii.  and  rnXu/j/ia  a  veil,  Ih. 
Kn'Mirrui  lo  cover)  a  veil,  cover- 
ing, screen,  curtain  ,'  a  pretence, 
pritext,  disiiuise. 

n  >o  i»-n>i'rrii),f.  -t^hj,p.  -HtKiMiia, 

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RAP 

(fr.  Ttapa  intens.  and  KjKvTcnit  to 
cover)    to  cover  over,  hide,  con- 
ceal ;  lo  veil,  withdraw  from  siglit. 
per.  pass.  ind.  TrapaKCKdXvppat, 
-\^ai,  -7:rai, 
naouKaXi,  iud.  —  ITupaKaXilii',  par. 
pres.  act.  cont. — napuicuXwirui, 
3  pi.   cont.   pres.   sub.  pass,  of 
TTijpaAoXf'w. 
napuKaraliuivw,    (fr.   rapii  intens. 
Kara  downwards,   and   fiaivui  to 
<.'o)  lo  descend,  dismount,  distm- 
bark,  land. 
napaKuradi'iKJi,  -r,i,)'i,  (fr.  irapaisa- 
Turidiint    lo   pledge)    a   deposit, 
pledge,  security. 
napuKuruX/yo/idi,  (fr.  irapa  beside, 
t:aTa   down,    and   Xiyia   to  go  to 
rest)  to  lie  down  beside,  lie  with. 
niipuKarurWiiiit,  (fr.  same,  and  ri- 
Oni"  lo  place)  to  lay  doirn  with, 
pledge,  patin  ;    to  intrust,   leave 
with,  give  to  be  kept,  commit  to, 
deposit  with    cm  umpire  or  arbi- 
trator. 
UapaKarariOwfieda,  1  pi.  pre».  sub. 

mid.  of  lust. 
TiapaKariXcKTu,  Sync.  for  TrapaKart- 
Xf'Xf/cT-o,   3  sin.  pper.  pass.  ;   or 
for  -rrapaKariXeyero,  3  sin.   impf. 
mid.  ol  iTupa*uTiiX>)  o;iai. 
napoKiiTrx'^,  (fr.  zr.pa  mtcns.  anu 
Karixu)    lo    rislrain)    to    retain, 
keep  in,  restrain ;  to  delay,  de- 
tain ;  to  embrace,  hold,  compre- 
hend, 
riapdKciiJiai,  f.   -eiaofiat,    (fr.   irnpiJ 
by,   and   /tti/jui    to  lie)  to  lie  by, 
at  or  near,  adjoin  ;  to  be  at,  near 
or  present  with.    3  sin.  pres.  ind. 

VapOKClT'lt, 

TliipdKcipcTOi,  •?;,  -Ol',  (par.  pres. 
pass,  of  last)  adjacent,  border- 
ing, adjoining,  lying  near,  neigh- 
bouring, 

fliipuKcviXt'/i/i/t'Of,  -»;,  -01',  par. 
per.  pass,  of  irnoaKaXvirrw, 

nupiiKi'K\t!iini,  -am,  -rai,  per.  ind. 
|)ass.  of  nannKaXiw. 

UapaKCKpiiifvof,  -ti,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  iriipiKoliu). 

niipiKCKpiilirni,  Ion.  for  TapaKC- 
Kouvajilvot  iia'i,  3  pi.  per.  ind. 
pass,  ol   ir(io»i<fpoi'o). 

riupoic/Xti'ffij,  -10?,  All.  -tuf,  i';,  (fr. 
next )  exhortation,  rmouragemenl, 
comfort,  consolation  ;  advice, 
counsel,  persuasion. 

llanaKiXtt'ui,  f.  -ivaia,  (fr,  irnpn  bv, 
and  «Xfiiu»  lo  order)  lo  exhort, 
encourage ;  to  cheer,  comfort, 
console  ;  lo  counsel,  advise  ;  to 
ordrr^  direct, 

Yl'iodkiniiiii,  same  as  vnpnKiiiini, 
prr-i,  mil),  mid,  1  pi,  TnpniciioiiiUa. 

nupiKixitfi'iiri,  d,  sin,  par,  per. 
arl.  of  rnprtj-fi/iiii^o). 

n.ipfi»ii/'o  -a,  (fr.  Tip'i  inlet. H.  ami 
Kivlu)  to  move)  to  shake,  agitate  ; 
lo  excite,  rouse,  irritate ;  lo  be 
angry  or  enrngrd  ;  to  move  in- 
dc-rnlli/,  usr  trnnlon  prstutes. 

llapnitXulovTi,  d.  »m.  par.  pfC». 
nrl.  of 

nap'i«X<i/w,  (fr.  rnpil  bv,  nnd 
leXnlw  lo  wild)  ton  rep,  wait  or 
I'lmr"'.   uilhiiul  reason  or  to  no 


nAP 


nAP 


nAP 


purpose ;  to    bnnail  trilh,    con- 

iMc. 
nupuk'An'ui  -u.  fr.  irapii  intcns.  nnd 

t-Xii'w,  wliicli  sec. 
ILipcuAii'u),  (Ir.  same,  ami  k\(1<i>  to 

shut)  toconjint  apurl,  keep  scpa 

rate  ;  to  shut  up,   imprison  ;    to 

sJiiil  nut,  fj;clv<le. 
lldpiinX/itir,    Ion.    for  rtapnK^tUtv, 

pros.-,  inf.  net.  ol'  last. 
II<»()(j»A>;t'£(r;i-,  -iK,  -i/,  1  a.  opt.  pass. 

—  TlupitK^nOiivai,  1  a.  inf.  pas."!. 

—  lIop(iii-Xi;(f/;<7i)i'7iii,  3  pi.  1  f. 
iiiH.  pass.  —  riiipaK^iiOuai,  3  pi. 
1  u.  sub.  pass,  of  xapiiKaXiui. 

ILiprj*>);rif,  -lofjAtt.  -tins,  li,  (ff. 
iriipijKiiX/w  to  comfort)  cxlmrla- 
tioii,  fvcourngcrnrnl ;  comfort, 
rnnsoliitioii  ;  athnonilion,  warn- 
in  i:,  cnunsct,  nih-ice ;  rc<jucst,  rn- 
triatt/,  importvnili/. 

n«p(i».Ai;7-i'Kdf,  -i),  -br,  (fr.  same) 
horliilori,',  eiuounieini;,  chrering ; 
consnhttury,  comforting,  comfort- 
oIjU. 

nopa'KX»;ri)f,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same) 
Adj.  like  the  last.  Subs,  a  pa- 
Iron,  protector,  adiocnte,  defend, 
er ;  a  monitcr,  inslructer,  tidviser, 
counxcUor  ;  the  spiritual  comfort- 
er, the  Holt)  Ghost. 

rinpuAi.rujp,  -opof,  o,  (fr.  same)  a 
comforter. 

XlapaKXuiv,  par.  pres.  act.  cent,  of 
ir.ypaA'A«o>. 

Xlan  iK/id^u),  f.  -aao),  p.  vapi'K^iaKn, 
(fr.  jTiipu  beyond,  and  nv^i) 
bloom)  to  pa-is  the  vigour  of  life, 
the  a,se  of  manhood  or  the  time 
of  bearing,  grow  old,  decay,  fade, 
he  out  of  bloom. 

TlaoiiKoii,  -ijf,  f),  (fr.  TrapaKovia  to 
slight)  tnutltntion,  disobedience, 
neglect  ;  contempt,  scorn,  slight. 

naui:KoiTr];,-oi;  h,  (fr.  Traoa  bpside, 
and  Koiri)  a  bed)  a  bedfellow, 
hus'iand,  lover,  gallant. 

UapoKoiTi;,  -ir.of,  fi,  (fr.  same)  o 
I'cdfellov,  vtfe,  miitress. 

TlapaKoiTiii,  -Of,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same) 
h/ing  uilh  ;  n  bedfellow. 

IJapiKo^nuQlii)  -0>,  f.  -i':aiD,  p.  napii- 
KoSovOr/Ku,  (fr.  TTiipd  beside,  and 
oKoXovOiu)  to  follov,',  which  fr. 
oitoAoi'Oof  an  attendant)  to  fol- 
low closely,  accompany,  gn  along 
uUh ;  to  pursue,  truce,  investi- 
gate, examine,  search  ;  to  attend, 
v:ait  upon ;  to  witness,  support, 
rorroKoralc ;  to  covfotm  to,  com- 
ply uilh. 

napitKo^i>v6!)K6Ti,  for  raptjKoXovOi;- 
Kdrt,  d.  sin.  par.  per.  act.  —  Ua- 
poKoXoi'Oi/<T£i,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act. 
of  last. 

TXapaKOfii^ti),  f.  -y/ju,  p.  rapaKCK(5/ii- 
Kii,  (fr.  Trnpii  by,  and  ko/ji'^w  to 
carry)  to  convey,  lahe  with  erne, 
Uad  away  ;  to  gather  in,  collect ; 
to  tranxporl,  carry  away  or 
over  ;  to  carry  out,  bury,  atleml  a 
funt.rid;  to  aUcnd,  accompany  ; 
to  lead  astray,  seduce,  prevail 
on, 

TlnoiiKoi'dia  -H,  f.  -ijaij),  (fr.  rapii  by 
the  way,  and  oxovdin  to  whet, 
ih.  aKovT)  a  whetstone)  I:  sharp 


en,  uhcl,  giind  ;  to  inrtle  or  cn- 
courugc  casually,  spur,  ha.<iten  or 
urge  slightly;  to  soothe,  calm, 
mollify. 

TlupaKuvaaf,  -airn,  -av,  par.  1  a. 
act.  —  riupiiKuvcii,  J  sin.  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of 

riupnKot'u,  f.  -ovaw,  p.  irapijifutKii, 
(fr.  nipri  ill,  and  n^oi'nujlo  hear) 
to  listen  nrgliginlly,  attend  care- 
lessly, pretend  not  to  hear,  con- 
nive at  ;  to  turn  a  deaf  ear,  ne- 
glect, slight,  disregard  ;  to  dis- 
obey, trariSgress  ;  to  hear  private- 
ly, listen  ;  to  hear  accidentally, 
learn  by  the  ivay.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
TTiipi'iKovca'  sub.  mtpuKovaio,  -j/j, 
-jl.  Jicr.  ind.  mid.  "upt'iKon. 

nupiikpiVto),  (fr.  same,  and  npi'iw  to 
judge)  to  judge  wrongly,  7nis- 
tahe,  adjudge  Julscly  ;  to  com- 
pare ;  to  sipnratc,  divide,  distin- 
guish ;  to  arrange,  class,  put 
each  by  ilsilf. 

riopndpoiiu),  f.  -ovau),  p.  -KCKpovKa, 
(fr.  :7apd  from,  and  Kpovw  to 
strike)  to  drive  or  thrust  back  ; 
to  repel,  cast  off",  reject  ;  to 
drown  with  nnisc,  lull  into  se- 
curity ;  to  deceive,  dej'raud,  give 
false  weight  or  measure  ;  to  err, 
mistake ;  to  dote,  rave,  go  mad  ; 
to  loose,  .^hake  out  or  unfurl  a 
sail. 

napaKTao/tat  -dpai,  (fr.  irnp(i  be- 
side, and  tcrnopiai  to  possess)  to 
obtain  wrongjully,  assume  un- 
justly ;  to  possess  in  wldilion, 
get  beside,  have  moreover ;  to  own 
properly  adjoining. 

TlapaKVVTU),  f.  -^lo,  p.  vapaKiKv(pa, 
(fr.  same,  and  Kvitrdi  to  bend)  I 
to  lean  over,  stoop  down  to,  peep 
Id  ;  to  huh  into,  examine,  study  ; 
to  touch  upon,  treat  of.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  n-ap('(ct'i|a'  inf.  it  .oaKVtpaf 
par.  irnpaKtli^rts. 

nnpnKvpoM-C),  (fr.  same,  and  Kvp6u> 
to  enact,  th.  kvoo;  sanction)  to 
annul,  nullify,  vacate,  make 
void. 

riupuKi;  1^(11, inf. — nap'iKi\pai,  -aoa, 
-uv,  par.  1  a.  act.  o{  vapuKvurw. 

niipnKVxlti,  -I0{,  Atl.  -iui(,  »;,  (fr. 
same)  a  pteice  to  lean  from  or 
look  out  of,  window ;  a  seeing, 
pryins,  examination. 

napiiXai^t,  impr. —  IlapdXn/Jtii'jinf. 
— niipaAo/3a»v,  -ovff.i,  -oi-,  a.  sin. 
-(ioiiTn,  II.  pi.  -jUvTZi,  par.  2  a. 
act.  of 

IIrtfiuX(jf//3rfi'(i),  f.  mid.  -Xi'i^o;/ni,  p. 
T:apci\n<P<'>  (Tr.  Ttupd  beside,  and 
X.i/i/3a'i(<>  to  takr)  to  take  or  re- 
ceive from  another  ;  to  git  in 
addition  ;  to  .<tcizc,  rapture,  take 
to  one's  self;  to  inherit,  get  by 
descent  or  will ;  to  learn  or  hear 
by  tradition  ;  to  associate  with, 
join,  unite  to  ;  to  suereed,  fol- 
low; to  assume,  take  upon,  un- 
dertake ;  to  resume,  begin  again  ; 
to  acknowledge,  own,  confess.  2 
a.  act.  ind.  ztapi\iiliov  par.  tto- 
pcXn/iiiv.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  raof- 
'Kfi(liOriv.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  rupaXij^- 
Qficofiai, 

(i\0) 


Xlapa\tt\Oa\ia,  fr.  same,  and  \av. 
(Iihw,  «hiili  see.  2  a.  ind.  act. 

TTilpfXctOoV. 

nu/jdX/ytnOm,  inf.  —  flaprtXtyii/ic- 
io{,  -I),  -01',  |)ar.  ))res.  nnd.  of 

UopuXiyoiiitt,  (fr.  Triipii  v.ilh,  and 
Xiyiifun  to  lie)  to  lie  trith  or  be- 
.tide  ;  to  coast,  sail  by  or  along. 
nnpf.  mid.  TTapc\cyuiii)v,  -uv,-cto, 

UupaXti!:uiiivoi,->i,-ov,  (par.  pres. 
pass,  of  next)  omitted,  lejl  out, 
passed  by. 

\\npit}teli!iD,  f.  -(/w,  p, -X/Xci^a,  (fr. 
TTiipd  by,  and  XtfTrw  to  leave)  to 
leave  out,  omit,  pass  by  ;  lone- 
gleet,  overlook.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
mp/X/'iTov.  j)cr.  pass.  ind.  vnpa- 
\i\tifjLjini'  inf.  iTripaXcXci'^Oai' 
par.  TTupuXtXti/j^nVoj.  per.  ind. 
mid.  jrupdXi'Xoirra. 

ri'ipnXfXii/j/i'of,  -t),  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  irupnXi'w. 

rinp(iX;;(3u),  (fr.  same,  and  X>'/Sw, 
obs.  froHL  which  Xufijidiiu)  bor- 
rows some  tenses)  see  vapuXaii- 
jidvii). 

n«p«X»/0O;;(i£rai,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind. 
pass.  — nopuXi'/i//o;((j/,  -V,  -fTui, 
1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  i7//p<iXa^/j«'vu). 

IlapnXia,  -nf,  i),  (feni.  of  next,  viz. 
;^'aipa  a  country)  a  maritime  dis- 
trict. 

riapa'Xio?,  -01),  h,  II,  (fr.  ;7cp;!  be- 
side, and  uXf  the  sea)  mantime, 
the  sea-coast,  bordering  or  ad- 
joining the  sea. 

napuXlvdv,  inf.  —  napaXi'iru,  -rji, 
-p,  sub.  2  a.  act.  of  irapuXfiVw. 

riapuXXiJyi),-^!;,  i;,  (fr.  7r/ip«XXo'i7(;ii> 
to  change)  a  change,  alteration  ; 
f.cklencsSy  variableness ;  succes- 
sion. 

n«p'iXX<<f,  (fr.  same)  in  turns,  in- 
terchnngeably,  alternately,  indi- 
rectly. 

TlnpilWa^lS,  -lof,  Att.  -£(1)5,  l/,  (fr. 
same)  a  change,  altcrnlimi,  elif- 
feience,  variation,  revolution ; 
vnriahltness,  fickleness,  mutabi- 
lity. 

noniiXX<j<7(rw  or  -tto),  f.  -fw,  (fr- 
TTfipd  intfcns.  and  uXXaor(rj>  to 
change)  to  alternate,  change, 
shift  ;  to  differ,  vary,  be  unlike  ; 
to  pass  by,  shun,  avoid,  decline  ; 
to  deviate,  miss,  err,  mistake  ;  to 
set  aside,  annul,  moke  void,  sub- 
vert ;  to  overthrow,  vanrjuish, 
overcome,  subdue,  per.  ind.  mid. 
TT/ipi'/XAuyn. 

ridflf/AXi/Xof ,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  vapu  be- 
side, and  oXX/jAwf  each  citlier) 
by  the  side  of  each  other.,  paral- 
lel, evenly,  equidistant ;  mutual, 
reciprocal. 

nap«Xoy('(o/i«i,  f.  -Icnpni,  p.  pass. 
77.p(iA£Xo)'i(iA<ni,('''-'^"P«  against, 
and  Xoyiiitniut  to  reckon,  <h.  X/- 
yaj  to  say)  to  reason  erroneously, 
argue  falsely;  to  mislead,  be- 
guile;  to  count  wrong,  reckon 
fraudvlently,  cheat,  defraud.  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  TtapcXoyiai'ipr;''- 

nnpnUytai'l^U  -«"»  *'(fr-  'iist)./n^se 

1      or  deceitful  argui.ient,  sophistry; 

I     J'alse  reckoning,  fraud, 

[napaUyicrfa,  -oD,  o,  (fr.  same)  a 


nAP 


HAP 


HAP 


false  reasoner,    sophist ;    a    de- 
ceiver, iwpostoT. 

HopaAoyKTTikds,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  last) 
expert  at  false  argument,  shitted 
in  sophistry,  captious,  cavilling, 
insidious,  deceitful,  fallacious, 
evasive, 

riipaXoyos,  -ov,  h,  Ij,  (fr.  rrapa  con- 
Irary,  and  Xoyoj  reason)  unex- 
pected, unlocked  for,  surprising ; 
unreasonable,  ahsurd,  improba- 
ble ;  irrational,  senseless,  mnd, 
rash, 

ndoSXos,  -oil,  h,  It,  (fr.  rap5  be- 
side, and  oAj  the  sea)  by  the 
tea  side,  on  the  shore,  marine, 
maritime  i  ready  for  sea, 

AapiiXvaii,  -105,  Alt.  -£uf,  tf,  (fr. 
V'lpnXvui  to  loosen)  loosening, 
slackening,  relaxation;  languor; 
paralysis. 

nupriAtridrdf,  -i),  -bi;  (fr.  same) 
relaxed,  enjeebkd,  paralytic. 

XlapiiXSroi,  -ov,  6,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
relaxed,  weak,  feeble,  enervated ; 
broken  dou;n,  uorn  out. 

TlupaXvu),  f.  -Ciru),  p.  -XABifo,  (fr. 
rupu  intens.  and  XOw  to  loose) 
to  untie,  loosen,  relax ;  to  open, 
separate ;  to  dissolve,  break  up, 
destroy  ;  to  enfeeble,  weaken, 
entrt^ate,  debilitate ;  to  liberate, 
free,  release,  acquit,  absolve ;  to 
dismiss,  remove,  ilisrhirne,  dis- 
engage, per.  pass.  ind.  vapaM- 
XSjiuc  par.  iriip«XtXip/i/vof. 

Xlnpafiil[irtTat,  3  Sin.  pres.  sub. 
pa:(s.  of 

napufiiiliu),  f.  -i^u,  (fr.  ffoprt  in- 
tens. and  aficilSiD  to  chant;e)  tn 
exchange,  barter  ;  to  change,  al- 
ter ;  to  pass  or  cross  over ;  to 
run  or  pass  liy  ;  to  be  carried, 
go  or  proceed  along  ;  to  outpass, 
surpass,  excel. 

Tlapniiclvaf,  -aaa,  -av,  1  a.  par. 
act.  o(  ■Kiipixfilvu). 

T\apiiitlii^,Of>ai,  -T),  -irai,  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  uf  ita/><i//(//3u. 

nnoifjcX/u)  (fr.  iriica  inlens,  and 
aiii>iia  to  neglect,  which  fr.  a 
ne^.  and  fiiXci  care  in  taken)  to 
neglect,  overlook  ;  to  slight,  con- 
ti-vin,  despise. 
IIuA'i^/'/j/?Xiiii(a,  sec  rapnfioXIti) 


succour,  assiit ;  to  regard,  takeXlapavra  for  irdpavTri,  neut.  pi.  0'. 
care  of,   obsirvc.     For  the  per. '  nopuir>){,  -f'oj  -oEj,  b,  fi,  (fr.  :rupd 


act.  is  used  mip«fif'f//3Xa)»;a,  and 
by  Sync.  irapfiZ/ijiXajva,  as  if  fr. 
TapafiPXdu). 
napnfjdviiios,  -ov,  b,  1';,  (fr.  same, 
and   iidvijxoi   firm,    th.    iihu    to 
stay)  abiding  with,  attached  to, 
inseparable;  lasting ,^>m, strong, 
durable, 
napafivdiofiat,  f.  -riaofiat,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^vdiofiai  to  speak)  to  com- 
fort,  console,    cheer ;    to   exhort, 
encourage,     advise  ;     to    sooth, 
calm,  assuage,  mollify  ;  to  cure, 
heal  ;    to    remedy,    compensate, 
make  amends  ;  to  repair    mend, 
patch,  make  up.    1   a.   mid.   ind. 
irapeitvOriaditnv,    -U)    -aro-    opt. 
-fivBTiaaifiTjv'    sub.     -^vOijawfiat, 
in    3    pi.    trapaiivBijawvTai'    inf. 
-IJtv6i';Oac0ul. 
TlapaiivdrtTlKii,    ->),  -bv,    (fr.    last) 
consolatory,    comfortable,    cheer- 
ing, 
Tlapapvdia,  -a{,  fi,  and  TlapaixvBioi', 
-ov,  TO,  (fr.   same)  comfort,  con- 
sotulion,  solace  ;  encouragement, 
exhortation,  advice. 
napa/ivOovficvos,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.   cont.  —  nap't/ivdoviTat,  3 
pi.    cont.    pres.    iiid.     pass,    of 
same. 
VlapafivKdofiai,  fr.  Tapd  intens.  and 

ftuKdu),  which  see. 
TlapavaytvucKiii,   (fr.  vapa  beside, 
and  avayivuaKii)  to  read)  to  rend 
to  or  beside ;    to  recite ;    to  lec- 
ture. 
nap'if'ixXii'bi,  (fr.  same,  and  ava- 
(cXiVu)   to    recline,    th.    xXhii)  to 
lean )  to  set  dowrt  besiile  ;  to  sil 
down,  lie  or  recline  by ;  to  bow 
down  beside. 
riaparaXiirtru,    f.     iropavaXuou,    p. 
iropui'^XwKu,  (fr.  same,  and  oin- 
XioKu)  to    waste,    th.    uXioKui   to 
take)  to  waste,  lavish,  consume 
wrongly  ;  to  use  carelessly,  spend 
negligintly. 
riupiii/iD -bj,  (fr.  same,  and  tiu  to 

swim)  to  swim  beside  or  along. 
Tlapnuoia,  -us,   //,   (fr.  rrip>i  ill,  and 
vouf     the     mind )    perversentss ; 
madness. 


lliipiifiiiitni'iit,   per,   ind.    pass,   ov  Tlfpiiioiiio),  f.  -rjaoi,  p.  -v.vdfttiKa, 

(fr.  rup<<  ngfiinst,  and  iii^iot 
law)  to  infringe  a  law,  trarts- 
grrsM,   sin  ;    to  enact  a  contrary 


■  aouttt. 
Wopiifilvuj,  f.  -1(5,  p.  -fitiilvtiica,  (fr. 


Ttipa^ivaount 

Iptlfllvui,   f.  -I 

viipa  bemde,  and  fu'vu  lo  clay) 


to    stay    at,  ^itliide   with,    rrmnin  |      law,  rejierJ, 

near;  In  adhrrr,  slick  to  ;  lo  as-  IIapiK;(ii7//a,  -urot,  ri,   (fr.  same) 

stsl,  rrliete,   stipport,  maintain  ;\      Ininsercsniim  of  laiv,  crime 


tn  endure,  prrsrvete. 
Wnndinpof,  -ov,  4, 1),  Dor.  for  vapf/- 

IlipOf. 

\1aoniitiofiai,  Prx'l.  (fr.  irapri  by, 
and  afiifiui  to  pam)  In  pn*»  over, 
go  biyond  ;  to  surjuus,  rrrrl. 

Tlnpiifilyvi'')!!,  (fr.  name,  and  filvi'v- 
fit  lo  mix)  to  blind,  mix  up  to- 
gether. 

riapafiiicpov,  (fr.  name,  and  iii*pi< 
small)  liy  little,  within  a  liute, 
almost,  nearly. 

\lfipiifio\itji  -li},  I,  -{ima,  p.  ^ronfit- 
fiHriKa,  (fr.  snriH',  and  fin^iu  lo 
go)  to  go  to,  njrproneh;  to  lulp, 

,i  IV 


riupoi »/>''!,  -'H,  I),  (fr.  same)    illr- 

gatity,  unlaufulitiss  ;  the  breach 

of  a    law,   cinrnant    or    treaty  ; 

trnnigressiim,  guill,  nin,  iwpirty. 
rinpiiio^nf,   -ou,    0,    fi,    (Ir,  snnir) 

against    taw,  unluuful,    illrgal ; 

guilty,  sinful,  impious.    Subs,  a 

transgressor,  sinner. 
rinpafofi'ui',  par.  pres.  act.   cont. 

of  irnpiiv'/fi/u. 
Ilupntitfiuf,  (fr.  IiikI)  illrgnlli/,  iin 


intens.  and   avrdut  to  meet)   06- 
liquc,    sloping,    sleep  ;      rough, 
rugged, 
Tlapdivfiipog,  -ov,   b,  (fr.  vapa  be- 
side, and  tvit(pios  a  bridegroom) 
a  iric'f's  771071. 
nap(i(i^(S,  -<Mos,  1'/,  (fr.  same,  and 
^1^0$  a  sword)  a  dirk,  poniard, 
dagger, 
TlapaTTaiii),  (fr.  saiT.e)  to  be  mad, 

dote,  rave. 
flopdrai',  (fr.  vapa  intens.  and  -ras 
all)   altogether,   totally,  entirely, 
wholly  ;  at  all. 
Tlapairavui,  (fr.  same,  and  irai'io  to 
cease)   to  abide  by,  agree  in,  ac- 
quiesce, consent  to, 
TlapaTTa<pdu>  -w,  fr.  same,  and  aira- 

(P'iu),  which  see. 
VlapaTTiidw,  f.   -am,  (fr.   irapd  con- 
trary, and  ittidio  lo  persuade)  to 
overpirsuade,  dirdvc,  delude  ;  to 
dissuade  earnestly, 
Xlapiivcipdii)  -u),  (fr.  ttoou   by,  and 
TTetpuu)   to  try,  ih.    riipu   an   at- 
Icmpl)  to   try,    make   a   ttial   or 
slight  attempt;  to  aini  at,  endea- 
vour to  get. 
ri'ipurf'^irw,  f.  -i^ii),  (fr.  same,  and 
■nijtT^    to    send)    to  send  by    or 
past ;  to  convoy,  escort,  conduct, 
protect,   attend,   accompany,  fol- 
low ;    to  send  off,  dismiss,   des- 
patch ;  to  slight,  despise  ;  to  omit, 
pass  over,  leave  out  ;  to  carry  or 
bring  in,  import. 
nupiiTtTi't'xnai,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  act. 

o(  -opur»/}'i'i'/ii. 
TlapiiiTcawv,  -oiaa,  -bv,  n.  pi.  -a6v- 
Tii,  par.  2  a.  act.  o(  TrapoiriTmi). 
Ylupinririiafiii,  -arof,  rb,   (fr.   mipd 
iiitfiis.  and  Titrdw   or  nerd^u)  to 
expand)  o  veil,covering,  curtain; 
a  pretence. 
n<ipiivtruniiai  -ui/ioi,  (fr.  irupd   in- 
tens.   and   irtriiw   lo  expand)  to 
be  expanded,  stretch  out  ;    to  fly 
past, 
riiipiirfjy^a,  -aroi,  rb,  (Ir.  nexl)  a 
tablet  or  shtet   posted  up,    pub- 
lishing some  oidinuncr,  luiv,  prc- 
cliimatiun,  &c.  ;    a  prosrrijjtion  ; 
a  draught  or  plate  of  the  hrovrn- 
ly    hollies,    their    a'perls,    rising 
and  seltini;,  and  the  stale  if  the 
weather  ;  a  ralmdar,  almanack  ; 
a  table  of  rules  itiiil  rcguliitiims. 
riiipiiwi'iyviiiii,  f.  -^ui,  (ir.   irnpn   111- 
len)<.   and  n/iyvufii  to  fasUii)   to 
fasirn    together  ;     to   fix,     plimt 
or  thrust   in   by  the  side  nj  ;    lo 
command,    enjoin,     clinrgr  ;     tn 
liiirdrn,    petrify,    grow    stiff   a- 
r mi  nil. 
nnpiiniKpalviii,  f.   -ui'M,  (fr.   fnnip, 
and  ri»p«/iu)   lo  smir,  lli.  -rriKpif 
hiller)    tn   imlnttrr,  provoke,   ex- 
asjirrale  ;  lo  resist,  rebel. 
napaviKpniTfibf,  -iiv,    h,    (Ir.   Inyl) 
proiocalinn,    irriliilinn  ;     rontin- 
lion,  opfiositinn,  nlirllion. 


lairfully  ;  wrongly,  sinfully,  im.irinprir/iTn.i.f.  -trri.mi.),  p.  -rtlrtTUKn, 

piously.  (fr.  rnpn  ill,  niirl    ttiittoi  Io  fnll) 

riupov'i^Xi'w,  fr.    irapd   inlons.  end  I      in  fill  rff  ot  ovoy,  decline,  de- 

.  oyX/w,  which  Bie.  I     ginrratc ;  to  irr,  ilriiate  ;  to  stn, 

(441) 


UAP 

transgress,  qffrnd ;  to  revolt,  re- 
bft;  tu  fnlt  into,  meet  U'lih,  in- 
cur ;  to  hapfnti,  ocnir ;  to  Jail 
iijion,  rush,  allark,  ilriic  nff'  or 
bti^oiid,  '2  ft.  ncl.  iml.  napiiriaoi' 
par.  irii()'iri(rur. 
Il.jp(is-X(ij-iiii,'u),  (Ir.  jr"jp(i  beside, 
ntid  r,\ii)'(/!(,'ii)  10  deviate,  ill. 
izXdyio{  (il)lii|iie)  to  turn  usiil), 
po  round,  cntompass,  border, 
skirt. 
Ilaou^^uaut,  1   u.   inf.  act.  of  iru- 

purA/tu. 
niip«i7Ai;»ri)f,  -ov,  b,  }],  (fr.  irnpa- 
rAi  oow  til  drive  aslrav)  inj"- 
tuutcd,  turned  wrung,  inad, 
insane ;  doting,  stuvid,  sense- 
less, 
napuzXti^ia,    -Of,    I/,    (fr.    same) 

inarlness,  insanitt/. 
n  ipiiirSi-iTiov,    (fr.    vapd    by,    and 
-Xtjaiov  near)   very   near,  elusc, 
nig/i    to  ;     nearly,    almost,    th: 
Same  ft*. 
llupunXi'aioi,  -ov,  o,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  tAi;(tio{  niMr,  ih.  rtXas  nigii) 
very    close,    cu/joining^    nearest, 
next ;  eru(d  to,  like,  resembling, 
similar  ;  as  many  us. 
Ilap'iffAi/ffiwf,  (fr.  last)  very  closely, 
side  by  side  ;    nearly,    liheusise, 
equally, 
llupn-Xi'iaaii),  and  -ttw,  f.  -I^m,  (fr. 
iriipu  from,  and  ttAvo-cw  to  strike) 
to  strike  or  turn  aicry  ;  to  striki 
a  fidse  7wte,   untune,  make  dis- 
cord ;    to  distract,  set  mad ;   to 
lead  astray,  seduce,  corrupt,  FIn- 
pairXi'/coofiat,   to  be   insane,  dale, 
rave, 
Tlapmroteu)   -w,    (fr.   rrupii   ill,   and 
TToiiii)   to  make)   to  give  a  false 
appearance,  falsify,  forge,  coun- 
terfeit ;  to  adulterate,  corrupt, 
TlapnroXv,    (fr.    rtupd   inlens.    and 
TToXif  much)   by  much,  by  far ; 
very  much, 
XlapuTOfjTTfi,  -(jc,  fi,   (fr.  TTuprJirf'/lirW 
to  escort)   importation,    convey- 
ance ;  a  train,  suite,  attendance, 
retinue, 
TlapaTropeticaOai,  inf.  —  Tlapairopev- 
6)iivoi,  -n,   -Of,   par.  pres.  pass. 
of 


nAP 

(fr.  last)  dissimulation,  pretence, 
insijicerity, 

nupdvTWfin,     -uTOf,     tH,     (fr.     TTlipd- 

niTTTu  to  odi-rid,  tli.  -niiTTui  to 
fall)  a  fill,  slip;  an  error,  ?nis- 
tuke ;  an  (i//'frnce,  transgression, 
sin, 

naoiirrTuaii,  -id?,  Alt.  -iwf,  /;,  (fr. 
same)  «  slund)le,  sliji,  full  ; 
transgression,  ii//'ence ;  ea-ccss  ; 
distance,  remotcniss ;  a  calm, 
stillnfss, 

IIupiijri'Aioi',  -oil,  TO,  (fr.  mipd  hy, 
and  TTiiAi?  a  gale)  a  small  gate, 
ivickct,  dour, 

WupapuOiifiiw,  fr.  n-apu  intens.  and 
jiuOvniu),  which  see. 

ri'.pupuf,  -oil,  b,  h,  (fr.  vnpii  ill, 
ami  «'o(i)  to  fit)  disordered  in 
body,  ill  ;  dislurbtd  in  viind,  in- 
sane ;   urijil,  useless, 

niip<ipl>UvTOi,  g.  sin.  par.  pres. 
act.  of 

pip- 


nAP 


IlapaTropri'o/iai,     f.     -cvaouat,    (fr. 

■nuod   by,   and  Troiiivujini   to  go) 

to  walk   besiile,    accompany,    go 

with;  to  march  along;    to  pass 

%!  J?"   over  or   through,    impf. 

j»ass.  iTnof!topiv6j)r)v,  -ov,  -cto. 
Jlapairopipiipoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,   (fr.  ttoou 

inlens.     and    Top(pvpa     purple) 

dressed  in  purple  or  scarlet, 
Hapavpealici'i,  -uj,  ^,  (fr.   jropo  ill, 

and  rpea(ida  an  embassy)  afalse 

overture,  faithless  embassy  ;    an 

embassy  miimanaserl, 
Uapatrptaficvw,  (fr.  same,  andirpttr- 

jBet'iw  to  be  ambassador,  th.  vpia- 

(ivi  an  elder)  to  betray,  spoil  or 

corrupt  an  embassy,  derU  treach- 
erously in  a  treaty, 
UaoaTTpoaTTotioijat  -ovjiai,  (fr.  Trapd 

ill,  and  rpouiroi/o/iai  to  claim)  to 

dissemble, fiipn,  jirelend  ;  to  con- 
teal,  confine,  restrain, 
Tlaparooo-zoiiiaii,  -toj,  Alt.  -iii>{,  ri,iXlapdatiLivi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  rrapa  in- 

'  (442) 


Xliipupfiiii)  -d,  f.  -[iciiaw,  p.  irn 
f)tvKa,  (fr.  viipd  by,  and  jjiu)  to 
flow )  tojlow  by, past  or  uvuy  ;  to 
fall  auiiy,  decline,  deviate,  wan- 
der, err ;  to  escipe ;  to  Ut  slip, 
svffcr  tn  escnpe, 

Ylnpiip'jiTiTOi,  ->i,  -bv,  (fr.  vnpd  at, 
and  piu  to  speak)  arable,  acces- 
sible, exnrabte  ;  encouraging, 
cheering,  warning^  advising, 

riapuppvu)  and  Fl'ipufi/'ufw  -w,  (fr. 
TTi/pii  by,  and  ^*i)w  or  pviw  to 
flow)  same  as  Tupitppiio,  Tla- 
papl)VUjini,  to  let  slip,  suffer  to 
escape.  2  a.  ind.  act.  -nnpippvov. 
2  a.  pass.  ind.  Tapcppviiv  sub. 
Triipap'fiiiui,  -7]i,  -J], 

riiipd/j/iuaifiti/,  1  pi.  conl.  pres.  sub. 
aitt.  of  last. 

'[lapapTau)  -ui,  f.  -ijaiji,  (fr.  same, 
and  iiprdu)  to  suspend)  to  hang 
by  the  side  ;  to  belt,  gird,  sus- 
pend ;  to  equip,  acccoutre,  pre- 
pare, 

Wiioiiprrijxa,  -iiTo?,  tH,  (fr.  last) 
any  thing  hung  by  the  side ;  an 
appeiulnae,  addition. 

Tiaofipviia,  -lirni,  to,  (fr.  wapa  by, 
and  pvui  to  draw)  a  rope,  cable ; 
a  skin,  covering. 

llapaadyyuf  or  -yr);,  -ov,  b,  n  pn 
rasang,  a  measure  of  distance  of 
about   three    miles   and    a    half 
among  the  Persians,  but  double 
that  among  the  Egyptians. 

Wapacdw,  f.  -ciaui,  (Ir.  Trnpii  by, 
and  trcio)  to  shake)  to  shake, 
move,  wave  or  extend  the  hands ; 
to  move  the  arms  as  in  running; 
to  wring  the  hands. 

Xlapuntfpaivu),  f.  -oi'W,  (fr.  TTapd  ill, 
and  arifiairw  to  point  out,  th. 
atjiia  a  mark)  to  mark  wrong, 
stomp  falsely  ;  to  seal,  seat  up  ; 
to  impress,  mark,  brand;  to  sub- 
scribe, sign,  tlapaatipitivopai,  to 
observe,  remark,  distinguish ;  to 
praise,  commend, 

Xlapaaripiii'iopai  -01^101,  fr.  -rrnpii  in- 
tens. and  aiificion/xat,  which  see. 

Uapdcrvfoi;  -on,  rd,  (neut.  of  next) 
a  note,  mark,  token  ;  a  sign,  sig- 
nal ;  an  ensign,  standard,  flag. 


lens,  and  a'}\^a  a  mark)  noleel, 
inarkid,  iiotorii>ii\  ;  carrying  a 
figure  or  .flag  ;  forged,  counlcr- 
Jiittil,  spurious,  base, 
llopiiaiToi,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  TTupii  at,  and 
oiTui  loot!)  a  parasite,  fiatlerer. 
Adj.  living  or  fe< din f;  on,  flu- 
piioiroi,  certain  prusis  v.ho  had  a 
rifihl  to  eat  at  ihi  Sacrifice, 
ri"puo-(uiiru'ui  -i>,  f.  -(jaw,  (fr.  irapu 
inlens.  and  aiunrntu  to  bo  silent, 
III.  Biwiri)  silence)  to  pass  by  in 
silence,  omit;  to  Ltiji  .\i!tnre, 

Xlapaaii!iT;r)aif,  -loj,  Alt.  -fwj,  f), 
(fr.  last)  silence,  concealment, 
secrecy. 

Ilaixiostva^oi'ruv,  g.  pi.  par.  pres. 
act.  of 

napiiaKtvdi^u),  f.  -aao),  p.  napiOKiv- 
uKu,  (fr.  TTiipu  intens.  and  okivu- 
^u>  to  prepare)  to  prepare,  pro- 
vide^ make  ready  ;  to  Juruish, 
equip,  accoutre,  fit  out  ;  to  ar- 
ray, marshal;  to  acquit e,  get; 
to  procure,  suhorn  ;  to  ifi'ect,  ren- 
der^ cause ,  la  adajit,  fit,  suit. 
per.  ind.  pass.  -irupiaKivaafiai, 
I  f.  ind.  mid.  TTapaaktvaaapai, 

UopnaKivdaeTai,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  of  last. 

ridpuffifd'iHO-i?,- 10?,  Alt.  -rwf,/;,  anA 

napaoKtvii,  -Tli,  1),  (fr.  same)  ;t;)f- 
jiaralion,  provision ;  equipment, 
starts,  armament,  equipage,  ac- 
coutrements ;  array,  order  of  bat- 
tle ;  premedii.aliim,  instruction 
beforehand ;  party,  faction,  cubat, 
inlrigvc,  conspiracy, 

V\apuBKf,TrTij},  (fr.  rrapd  by,  and 
cKij-nTuiiiU  to  l(  an  upon)  to  strike 
against  ;  to  fall  obliquely  ;  to 
graze,  touch  slightly, 

Ilupaa-Kcipu,  f.  -tpui,  p.  iraplanip- 
Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  airiipw  to  sow) 
to  sow  along  with,  plant  together 
with  or  by  the  side.  per.  ind. 
pass.  vopiaiTupfiai,  -cm,  -rni. 

XlapllCTTOviiu)   -H,    f.    -I'lCIl),    p.     TTIlOt' 

azdP^i/Kti,  (fr.  rop'!  against,  and 
anoviui  a  treaty,  th.  aniyfiu}  to 
pour  out)  to  infringe  a  treaty, 
break  a  league. 

VlapaaiTovir)di-^ot,  d.  pi.  par.  1  a. 
pass.  —  n"pn(77r(ii''^oSi'r'/{,  a.  pi. 
cont.  par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 

ridpuoTai'oii,  (fr.  Trnpij  by,  and 
'iariiin  to  stand)  6^  the  side, 
closely,  all  around. 

napnariidui^iii,  (fr.  same,  and 
oTiiBui^o)  to  weigh,  th.  cTaBfids 
a  balance)  to  nutvxigh,  prepon- 
derate, overbalance, 

llapaaTdi,  -afioi.li,  (fr.  7rop«by,and 
'tcrripi  to  stand)  a  door-post,  jam  h, 
pillar  ;  a  portico,  vestibule,  hall, 

Tiapdaraoas,  -lof,  Att.  -ewi,  i'/,  (fr. 
same)  atti-ndance,  service,  suit, 
train ;  an  exhibition,  show  ;  re- 
collection, presence  of  mind, 
quickness  ;  ardour,  resolution, 
intrepidity  ;  distraction,  frenzy, 
disorder  of  mind ;  sentiment, 
opinion,  mind,  though/,  judg- 
ment, deliberation  ;  proof  evi- 
dence ;  exile,  banishment,  fiight  ; 
a  lodgTiient,  deposile  in  a  law- 
suit ;  trade,  traffic,  small  dealing. 


HAP 

parartKi{  j^puio;,    the    imperfect 
tense. 
naparartKiof,  (fr.  last)  extensively, 
largely  ;    loosely,    remissly,   ne- 
gligently. 
riupaTarTd)  or  -aciD,  (fr.  irapa  by, 
and  ToVffw  lo  arrange)  to  mar- 
shal, array,  draw  up  in  order  of 
battle  ;  to  arrange,  prepare,  dis- 
pose. 
napaTcliii>,f.  -cvw,  p.  -TiraKa,  (fr, 
same,    and  Tihui  to  stretch)  to 
stretch  out  or  forth,  extend  ;  to 
lengthen,  make  longer,  prolong ; 
to  dcfir,   put   off,    adjourn  ;    to 
detain,   stay,    stop,  hold  in  sus- 
pense ;  to  ^finish,    despatch,  kill, 
slay  ;  to  strain,    overreach,  dis- 
tract, 
an/iivuf,  1  a.  par.  mid. — ll<ipu-\na(>nTrjpiu)  -w,  f. -ijcw,  p.  -Tcr/jpTj- 
oTi.caaOut,  1  a.  inf.  mid. — riiipn- !     tea,  (Ir.  same,  and  Ttipi(,>  to  keep) 


HAP 

Tlapam&Tiia  -as  f.  -^ffO),  (fr.  same) 
to  stand  by,  be  at,  vith  or  pre- 
stnt ;  to  assist,  aid,  help,  succour. 
IlapiiaTaTtjs,   -ov,  0,  (I'r.  same)  an 
attendant  ;    an    assistant,     help- 
mate;  ally,  friend,  patron,  pro- 
tector, abettor,  supporter  ;  a  tes- 
ticle. 
XiaoitardTii,  -lios,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
Jrmale   attendant,  assistant,  pa- 
troness. 
Xlapdarriita,  -aroi,  tJ,  (fr.  same) 
pitsenre     of    mind,     readiness, 
(jiitckness ;  ardour,  spirit,   intre- 
pidity ;  excellence,   north  ;  help, 
aid,  assistance  ;   a  proof  demon- 
stration, 
^apuOT^)^dl,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  I]apa- 
crjjviH,  1  a.  inl.  act. — YlapuOTri' 


VTijTt,  2  pi.  of  rupaarCj,  ->ji,  -;),  1 
2  a.  sub.  act.  —  nnpitaTi]coiiai,\ 
-;i,  -ITai,  1  pi.  -crricoiieda,  1  f.  i 
iiid.  rnid.  oC  rapianifii.  I 

riapiiffrpf'^w,  f.   -yj^ii),  (fr.  ziipa  in- 
ttns.    and    arpitpii)     to    turn)    tu\ 


to  spy,  ualch  insidiovsty  ;  lo  keep 
scrupulously,  take  cure  of  pre- 
sirve  ;  to  observe,  regard.  1  a. 
act.  iiid.  TTupernpiicn.  par.  -napa- 
Ty]p>'iaoi,  -aaa,  -ui  pres.  ind. 
niul.  TTapnTJipiofiai  -DVfiai 


turn  aside  or  out  of  the  uny  ;  to  UapnTi'priaii,  -loj,  Att.  -twf,  n, 
distort,  tuist,  urcst ;  to  pervert,]  (fr.  last)  observation,  attailion, 
deprave,  corrupt,  spoil;  to  turn]  v:atrhfutncss ;  regard,  respect, 
inside  out.  oltservance. 

UapaavuiidX^ui,  (fr.  vapa  by,   avv  TlapartjpiTfi;, -ov,  b,   (fr.   same)   a 
togctber,   and   /3a'X>w  to   throw)       sf,y,  uatrh,  obsirvtr. 


lo  assimilate,  compare,  liken. 
ri'ipuoi'i  0»//"'i -o'oj,  ro,  (fr.  same, 

and  aufTiOv/"  •"  agree  upon)  a 

signal  agreed  upon,  hint,  nod. 
U'ip-icvpiJi,  f.  -vpC),  (fr.  same,  and 

Bvpiu   to  draw)  lo  draw  contrary 

or  backutards  ;  lo  distort,  pervert, 

vrcst  ;  to  deprave,   corrupt  ;    to 

bear  iff^  carry  or   sweep  away  ; 

to  tear  qff  or  iiwuy, 
llaoaa^iiXi^o),  fr.  irapii  intens.  and 

aaipnXi^u),  wliieh  see. 
TJiipaa{pdXS<i),  f.  -SAu,  p.  rnpfV^nA- 

Ka,  (tr.  same,  atidiT'/>i.-AXujt(ilrip) 

to  set    aslroy,   mislead,  ilernre  ; 

to    siipptnnt      frustrate,      disap- 
point.  I  a.  ind.  act.   vaplaifin^a, 

-"(,  -t. 
lA'toaciPpnyK^ij),    (fr.    Ttnoa   ill,  and 

oippiiyi(,u)  to  seal,  ih.   eiipnyU  a 

kmI)  to  mark  falsity,  set  a  wrong 

stamp;  to  counterfeit,  forge, 
]]"piCT(iOui,  Kume  ii»  ir/ip/vta). 
Ui'pna^tTv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  nnpit- 

aynifii,  -nif,  -01,  2   a.    opt.    acl.  1  nopiiTiXTpm,  -n(,    //,     (fr.    last)   a 
f\'iniinx"v,  2  a.    inipr.    mid.  |      woman  servant  who  plucked  out 


TlauaTtd>nii,  f.  -Bi'icw,  p.  -TfdciKa, 
(fr.  ir:ipii  by,  and  riBttftt  to  put) 
lo  set  liy,  put  to,  place  near,  add, 
annex,  subjoin ;  to  provide,  af- 
ford, supply,  confer,  bestow  ;  to 
collate,  cotnpure  ;  to  set  forth, 
explain,  tnsliucl,  enjoin  ;  lo  prn- 
jiose,  offtT,  present,  expose,  sell  ; 
to  commit,  intrust,  commend. 
HapuTtOcpnt,  lo  serve  up,  set  lir- 
Jore  ;  to  lodge,  pledge,  intrust, 
eommit ;  to  cite,  summon,  call 
v:itnrss,  cUlege,  prove  ;  to  risk, 
vtrilurc,  face  elunger ;  to  help, 
eissist  ;  to  lay  up  or  /)//,  store. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  TrapWiiKa.  2  a.  act. 
ind.  napiOriV,  -iji,  -r/'  snit.  vapa- 
6<S,  -jK,  -fj'  inf.  viipdOclint.  1  r 
ind.  mid.  TrupuOiiaopai.  2  a.  mid. 
ind.  -iipeOi/irir,  -ao,  to-  iinpr. 
■KiipoOico  or  -ov. 

UapiiTlXXu),  (fr.  napii  intent,  and 
TfXXu  lo  pluck)  to  pluck  out  the 
hair,  make  batil. 


—  ^<;p•J<T;^<jv,  pur.  2  a.  act.    of 

V'p'ia\iiu  -u,    Fame    as    iriip/yu, 

|>cr.  inf.  pans.   Trnpta^rjetOui. 
W'O'iTiht'riin,  -!Iti>(,  rA,  and  tl'ipo- 

r  II  iuii(j,,-or),  A,  (fr.  roprirc/cu  to 

<-lrrlrli  out)  a  lent, 
Il»iO'fr'i(is,  -loj,   Alt.    -ti'H,  It,    (fr. 

r.iort rrfffiTw    lo    mnrxhal)    battle 


the  hu 

napnTpiiyi,)foi,-ov,l,,/i,(fr.  Titpil  in- 
lenH.  and  rptlyififof  lra;iir>  rant- 
ing,  Immbeistic,  high-sounding, 

TliipiiTplni,),  {.  -\f,u),  (fr.  it'ipA  bp- 
(tidi-,  and  rpinui  t<i  lurn)  to  turn 
aside  or  mil  nf  Ihr  wety  ;  let  di- 
vrri,  digress,  dtiwte ;  to  ovtr- 
Ivm,  ni  rrthriiw. 


eirriiy,  line  nf  bntllr  ;  em  army  ;   ri"P'iTpl^(u),  (fr.  damp,  nnd  rpfj^u 

to  run)    lo  run  by  or  beside;  to 


war,J!chl,  tngagement ;  npposi 
linn,  rnntentinii. 
VaniirneiK,  -mt,  All.  -teof,  fi,  (fr. 
rnp'iTihhi  lo  ulrelrh)  extmsinn, 
Irnelbrning,   ilruirine  ""'. 


HAP 

IlapaTpTffui,  f.  -\jju,  p.  TrapaTCTpKpat 
(fr.  same,  and  rpi'/Jui  to  rub)  lo 
rub  against,  wear,  Jrel,  rhufe  ; 
to  put  out,  extinguish,  jlaparpi- 
liofiut,  lo  vex,  annoy  ;  to  resist, 
oppose,  quarrel  with,  per.  ind. 
pass.   vtipaTiTpijipai, 

Uaparpoirn,  -iji,  I'l,  (ti".  jriipa  beside, 
and  TpiTTii)  to  turn)  a  bend,  turn- 
ing, deflection,  twist  ;  offence, 
error,  digression  ;  a  branch  of  a 
river. 

HapdrpoTTOs,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
bent,  turned,  bowed,  ttnsted, 
strained ;  crooked,  curved  ;  a- 
verse,  eivertcd,  turned  from  ;  per- 
verse, erroneous,  sinful,  unluw- 
ful  ;  protecting,  guardian,  avert- 
ing evil. 

TlapiiTpoirdio  -u,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tpuiirdu,  same  as  rp/irui  lo  turn) 
to  turn  aside  or  out  oj  the  way  ; 
to  err,  fail,  mistake ;  la  Jrus- 
Irale,  disappoint  ;  to  avert,  pro- 
tect from. 

napaTpuiiriia',  for  riiparpuTruffi,  3 
pi.  pres.  suli.  act.ot  Uist. 

n(ipart))';i^a'i(<),f.niid.  irapurev^oftai, 
(fr.  iTiipiz  by,  and  rvy^^dvoi  lo  be) 
to  meet,  come  or  go  Ivieurds  ;  to 
be  at,  with  or  presait  ;  to  help, 
aid,  assist ;  lo  chance  to  be  neeir  ; 
lo  come  and  go,  frequent  ;  lo 
happen,  inlerveiie,  occur,  come 
in  the  way.  2  a.  act.  ind.  nnpe- 
Tfyov  par  rrup<irti^(ii',  -nvaa, 
-dv,  a.  sin.  mas.  iraparv^diTa. 

Fla'puuXof,  -uv,  b,  }],  (fr.  vupd  ill, 
and  (ii'Xos  a  flute)  untuned, 
harsh,  out  of  tunc.  Or,  (fr. 
ai'Xij  a  residence)  neighbouring, 
adjoining. 

YlapuvT'iKa,  (fr.  xiipi!  by,  and  avrl- 
Ka,  directly)  immeeliatety,  pre- 
sently ;  for  the  present,  momenta- 
rily. 

nnpaeln'po),  f.  napoteru),  1  a.  irnpi'nty- 
Kn,  (tr.  iriipii  oeside,  and  ipifxj  to 
carry)  to  se  t  forward ,  hold  Jorlh, 
show,  proiluce,  present,  bring  to  ; 
to  take  here  anel  the  re  ;  to  curry 
off,  make  away  with,  hurry  a- 
v:'iy,  transport  ;  to  transfer,  re- 
move, teike  away,  let  pass  ;  Co 
pass  or  go  over,  go  beyovil.  2 
a.  act.  ind.  irapfireyKoV  impr. 
TTiipdcyKf  inf.  Trapiviyke'iv.  I  a. 
ind.  pass.  naprjilxO'li'-  P"'-  1 
a.  pass.  fr.  aim,  irupotoOfh,  -uon, 

■fr- 

napditiniKTn(,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  rrnpii  in- 

lens.  and^ft'j'w  to  shun)  easy  to 
he  escapeit  or  avoiiled. 

nupdepmii,  (fr-  W"P''  "''''i  ""•' 
0//UI  lo  dpeak)  to  pirsueiilr,  jirr- 
rnd  em  ;  In  exhorl,  enroiimge, 
rhrrr,  rnmfnrl ;  lo  roiinsrl,  ad- 
rise  ;  lo  call  to,  name,  aditrrss. 
2  a.  ind.  act.  irapd/niv,  -if,  -n-  2 
0.  ind.  mid.  Trupji/i'i/'';' • 


run   nsitir  rir  into;  to  run  pasl,il\iipn<li6niij(ri,Uy  V"r:\t:.  for  nipin^ 
milrun,  outstrip  ;  In  flaw  by  or       On/i?,  3  siii.  2  a.   opi.  art.  ol 


past  ;  to  run  over.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
nnplfviiiiny 


l\aflnTmlKh(,  -!),  iy,  (fr.  same)  j  n<io/irp('i,i -w,  f. -/ffiii,  fr.  namc,  ami 
lengthening,  prnlnnting,  txtend-\  rpfui,  which  »ep,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
ing ;  jnotrnrting,  eltlnylng.  Hu-'     n.iphpteia. 

(443) 


UapaipOliiw,  If  .ip.ii/C''"'<  "  n-iprf^- 
flif/((,f.  rrnpii<l.niiau),  (fr.  f'lp'l  m- 
tcns.  ai.d  iJOdiw  lo  aiiliripale) 
to  overtake,  outrun,  ovlitrip  ;  to 


IlAP 

gel  beforehandj  pretenl,  antiri- 
piite. 

T\apn<pOiYYOitai,  fr.  same,  and 
^Oi)  }-u/i<ii,  wliicli  set!. 

riiip.K/iiipii,  -if,  li,  ('•■•  n,ipii<pop(u>  lo 
lraiiS|>ort)  triin-ilatioii,  truns/rr, 
rtmoviil  ;  n  fraud,  cheat,  iiiipo- 
lilion,  impostiirt-  ;  error,  ddu- 
»wii,  Uanspoil,  tcMacy,  insani- 
ty. 

Hafxi^opiui  -w,  f.  -I'laui,  (fr.  iropd 
bi'snie,  and  ipipoi  to  curry)  tu 
bring  tn,  nffcr,  present  ;  to  collect, 
draw  togetlier. 

Hapdfapoi,  -oir,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  car- 
ried awut/,  hurried ;  transported, 
distrarled,  mad,  insane. 

Dapaippd^to,  f.  -ffu),  p.  -iriippaKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  ifpd^a)  to  speak)  to 
pariiphruse,  comment  upon,  ex- 
plain, expound.  2  a,  ind.  act. 
irapi(ppaiov.  per.  ind.  mid.  irapa- 
TTtippti&a. 

Tliipuippaati,  -io{,  Alt.  -£u)j,  fi,  (fr. 
last)  a  paraphrase,  comment,  ex- 
planation, illustration. 

Ilapit(ppd<yau)  or  -rrii),  fr.  rrnpa  in- 
tens.  and  fpdaaui,  which  see 

TLapuifioiiaTfii,  -uv,  0,  (fr.  -itapaippd- 
^ai  to  explain)  a  commentator,  ex- 
positor,  critic. 

napiKppaaTlicbs,  -fi,  -oi;  (fr.  same) 
erplanuiory. 


HAP 

\phna  iho   mailer)  immediately, 

direilli/,  instantly,  presently. 
lliif)<i,x<'''';s>  -o"i  d,  (fr.  sunic,   and 

;;^ju)  or  ;^;iJu»  to  pour)  a  servant  at 

a  bath,  bather. 
nu(>ii;^uip<'(i)  •&,  f.  -rJffiD,  (fr.  same, 

and  xiopiio  to  go)  to  go  besiile, 

turn  usiilc,  /;ive  way,  yield  ;  to 

concede,  iirant,  allow. 
Uapa-^iiprictij-ioi,  Att.  -tuij,  i';,  (fr. 

saiiic)  submission  ;  a  concession, 

grant,  allowance. 
nup(n/ti;^(io/(((i   -uiftai,    (fr.   same, 

and   4''X'"'  '''^  soul)  to  console, 

comfurl,  chcir, 
UapfuKbc,    -fi,  -iv,    (perhaps    fr. 

dpfw  to  water  ;   or  fr.   tth/ih  in- 

tens.  and  t^tiiw  to  sprinkle)  moist, 

U'ct,  watery  ;  marshy,  swampy, 
nnp6a^iri,  -Tji,    i;,    (feni.  of  vapid- 

Xcoq,  viz.  i3op«  a  hide)  a  leopard^s 

skin. 
TlapidXcioi,  or  IlapidXiOi,   -a,  -oi', 

(fr.  next)  of  or  like  a  leopard. 
HdpiaXti,  -lof,    Att.   -£(of,  I),    (fr. 

next)  a  female  leopard,     a.  sin. 

rapSdXci. 
Tlnpdos,  -ov,  b,  a  leopard. 
Xlaptdat,   Ion.    for    irdpetat,   3  pi. 

pres.    ind.  ofirapti/ii,   to  be  pre- 
sent. 
UapclidXoptv,  1  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

pfilidW 


Tlapii<Ppoviii)  -0),  f.  -^(Tu,  p.  -Trc<ppd-\TlapilSaaKov,  -£j, -£,   impf.  act.    of 


iiiKii,  (fr.  vapa  against,  and  (Jipo 
liui  to  ihmk,  th.  (ppriv  the  mind) 
to  dote,  be  silly  or  simple  ;  lo  rave, 
rage,    be  mad  ;  to  faint,  be  stun- 
ned. 

Tlap  tippoviiv,  rovaa,  -o5v,(par.  pres. 
act.  conl.  of  last)  foolish,  silly, 
simple  ;  raving,  doting. 

Hap  lAvas,  -aio(,  ti,  (fr.  Trapd  by, 
ana  ipvfii  to  grow)  a  sucker,  lay- 
er, slip,  shoot,  branch. 

XlapaAvXaKrioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next) 
must  be  guarded,  is  to  be  watch- 
ed, care  must  be  taken.     See  c^u- 

X«<7IT(1). 

T\apa(ltvXdaaw  or  »rruj,  fr.  irnpd  ni- 
lens.  anil  (j,vXdaaut,vih\ch  see. 

nnpuxai,  -wv,  at,  tumult,  disturb- 
ance, riot. 

l\apaya\Kivii),  fr.  irapa  intens.  and 
,  j^'iXKtOoj,  which  see 

Xl'tpaxi.kpdC,u>,  f  -affw,  p.  -Kixilfa- 
Ka,  (fr.  TTipil  through,  and  y^^' 
111  winter)  lo  winter,  pass  or 
spend  the  wirUer. 

Tl'iO'iy^^Ciiidaai,  1  a.  mf.  act.  — Tla- 
p'l^ti/ia'ffw,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  last. 

napi;^;ti/i<i<7ia,  -o{,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
wintering,  residence  during  win- 
ter ;  winter  quarters. 

Ilopaj^op^i^w,  f.  -ffu),  (fr.  ::npii  ill, 
and  5^oo"5')  a  siring)  lo  strike  a 
fnUe  note  or  the  wrong  string  ; 
to  jar;  to  err,  mistake;  to  differ, 
dissent,  disagree. 
11apa\op^iC>,  -t7(,   -u,  Alt.  for  irn- 

fa\ooiiatt>,  -t<5,  -ti,  1  f.  act.  of 
ast. ' 
Tlapnxpdopat  -!ipni,f.  -r'/aofiai,  (fr. 
irapd  against,  and  X"'"^  '"^  "'"^) 
to  abiu<-,  misuse  ;  to  despise,  con- 
temn, neglect,  slight, 
llapaxpriptt,    (fr.    irapa    by,    and 


vapufidaKO). 

ri'ipf/i/jv,  -r]s,  -t],  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

naoa(iaii'U). 
tlap[(iiaadij>]i',  -u,  -aro,  in  3  pi. 
TlapclitdaavTo,  _\  a.  ina.  mid.  of 
TTiipalitd^opai. 
Ylapiy-ypiirrnf,  and  Tl(ipiyypa(pos, 
-ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  TTopii  ill,  tv  in,  and 
ypdihui  to  vix'iXc)  falsely  register- 
ed, clandestinely  enrolled. 

U.aptYypd<pw,  f.  -i/.u),  (fr.  same)  to 
enroll  clandestinely,  register  frau- 
dulently. 

Xlaptyyvdtii  -&,  f.  -t'jah),  (fr.  irapd 
intens.  and  tyyvdui  to  engage, 
th.  eyyiir]  bail)  to  repeal  from 
mouth  to  mouth,  pass  an  order  or 
watchword ;  to  tell,  give  vwrd  ; 
to  exhort,  encourage,  cheer  ;  to 
bid,  order,  command  ;  lo  give 
into  the  hand,  furnish,  provide  ; 
lo  promise,  pledge,  engage.  1  a. 
ind.  aci.  irnpriyyiin'ra. 

Uapcyivdpriv,  -ov,  -cro,  3  pi.  -vovro, 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  irnpayiVo^ai. 

Uupcyi'.ovTo,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of 
same. 


nAP 

favonrnble.     Subs,   an  aueiaor, 

coadjutor,  associate. 
1ilap>iii)Ka,  -of,   -£  or  ly,  2  pi.  -iii- 

KuTi,  3  pi.  -iwKuv,  I  a.  iiid,  act. 

—  nnpWwi',-iDj,  -ui,  2  u.  ind.  act. 

of  nopa^i^u)fn, 
Ilnpi^iaOai,  ])re8.  inf.  mid. — n«p/- 

fto,  ion.  I<)r  iTupH^nv,  pres.  impr. 

mid. — Ilaptfd/ii;!',  -ov,  -tru,impf. 

mid.  of 
n<ip«'^»/i(ii,  (fr.  iriipiihy,  and  if^opii 

lo  sii )  tu  sit  down  besiile,  lie  seated 

by.  par.  pres.  mi;l.  Tiripc^ti/iii'oj. 

nnptOillTIV,  -£(70    or  -ov,  -ITll,    3    pi. 

napiOcvTo,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  rru- 

pariHrifjit. 
lldptOiii,  -c7aa,  -h-,  par.  of  Tlapi- 

Oi)!!  or  TliipciOtiv,  -iii,  -I),  1  a,  ind. 

puss,  of  iruplnpi. 
n«piOtu)po&i'To,    3   pi.   cont.  impf. 

mid.  of  rrapaBtuipiu). 
IlapiQTjKa,  -ai,  -£  or  -£v,  3  pi.  -Or)- 

Kav,  1  a.  irreg.  ind.  act.  of  wapa- 

riOtjpt. 
Uapidiiv,  -Tii,  -t],  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

TTapariOriitt.    Or,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

of  x.ipirjpi. 
XlapfOpiaiiv,  by  Sync,    for  irnocOi- 

piauv,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ol  ira- 

padipi(ii). 
no'pa,2  sin.  pres.  ind.  or  impr.  of 

■Kdpcipi,  lo  come  forth. 
Tldpu  or  -as,  2  sin.  —  lldpcict,  3 

pi.   pres.   ind.    of  ■ndpe.ipn,  to  be 

present. 
n(ip£i«,  and  J£.o\.  Vlapriid,  -2s,  >;, 

the  cheek,  cheekbone,  jaw  ;    a  vi- 
sor, rnask,  beaver. 
Tlapiiaro,  Ion.    for   Trapdvro,  3  pi. 

pper.    pass,  of  napiu),  obs.  seo 

T!llpll'VVpt, 

n  iptiiui,  (fr.  r"0«  by,  and  ctSia  to 
look)  to  overlook,  neglect  ;  to 
slight,  despite ;  to  observe,  re- 
mark, look  into. 

napiidnv  or  Tliipidnvt-rii,  -V J  1  I- 
ind.  pass.  —  riiiptOiis,  par.  1  a. 
pasf.  of  -rraplypt. 

UapuKn,  -as,  -i,  |)er.  ind.  act.  — 
Wupiljt'n,  per.  ind.  pass.  —  Fla- 
pdpriv,  pper.  pass,  of  ir(ipi'i;/.it,  or 


of 


TTIlpiVVVpa, 


TTitpm 


,  (jbs 


nap£yicX(vu),    (fr.   rop/i   by,   tv  in,  |      xup  iXn/i/3a'ia) 


WiiotiKnl^oiT  ,  for  7rrtpciKa'fu(TO,3sm. 

pres.  opt.  pass,  of 
nap£i*(i(u),   fr.    7r«p«   intens.    and 

HKnl^ui,  which  see. 
WnptiKiii,  fr.  same,  and  iIku),  which 

see. 
nup£lX;';^aT£,   2   pi.  of  Tlapd\v<t>a, 

-ai,  -£,  per.  ind.  act. — ll'ipfiXr;- 

(*i(is,  -11(11,  -is,  par.  per.  act.  of 


and  kXiVu  to  lean)  to  lean  to  one 

side,  incline,  bend. 
Wapi^nOnvi  -ni<->i,  1  a.  ind.  pass.— 

Ylapi^Acai,  3  pi.  of  rjupf'^wv,  -wj, 

-la,  2  a.  ind.  act.  o(irapuii6u)pi. 
Unnefpapov,  -£s,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  riip'irpf'xu) 


riipfiXov, -£$,-£, act. — nnociXlipriv, 
-ov,  -cTo,  mid.  2  a.  iiicl.  of  rn- 
pnipiu). 
X\aoeqmi,-(!ai,  -rai,  per.  ind.  pass. 
— n</p£t>r)v,  -BO,  -TO,  pper.  pass, 
of  naohipi  or  of  iruphvvpi,  Ir. 
ill},  obs. 
napcipcviii^  (fr.  next)  to  si«  f/««,nJn«p£if/fi'os, -r),-ov,  (par.  per.  pass. 
by;  to  attend,  wail  on;  lo  lork,\  of  vupiniii  to  send  off')  sent 
lie  m  vmit  or  ambush  ;  to  sit,  away,  dismisse/l  ;  abaterl,  slack- 
dmim  to,  work  at,  be  diligent,^  eved,  moderate;  remiss,  negli- 
atlend  to.  gent,  indolent, 

nnpiipoi,    -ov,  h,   t'l,  (fr.   rnpd  by,]  ndpriui,    f.  -laopni,   (fr.   ir<'pa   at, 
and  i?,pa  a   seat,   th.   ifo/^-.i  to;      and  tipi   to   be)  In  be  al,  with, 
sit)  silling  by.  assistant,  aiding,\      or  present;    to   attend,  wait  on, 
(444) 


nAP 


nAP 


RAP 


be  ready  ;  to  come  to,  approach, 
appear;  to  stay  with  or  by,  fa- 
vow,  help  ;  to  be  allowable  or 
lawful,  pres.  inf.  iraouvai.  impf. 
xaptiv,  -SJ.-ii  Att.  -t)v.  par.  pres. 
irupuiv,  -ovaa,  -6v. 

ndoci/ii,  f.  -tiaofiai,  p.  -tXKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  tTfii  to  go)  to  go  or 
come  to,  approach,  arrive  ;  to  go 
or  come  forth,  appear  ;  to  march, 
advance,  proceed ;  to  go  or  pass 
by.  pres.  inf.  -Ka^kvai.  2  a.  ind. 
rdfiav,  -tj,  -f  par.  rupiwi',  -oD- 
<Tu,  -6v, 

Xlaouvai,  pres,  inf.  nf  irapci/u,  tohe 
present. 

Tlapiisu,  -rjs,  -fi,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 

TTtipfTU. 

Ilupfi;,  -tiffa,  -if,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 

TLapciadyit,  f.   -fui,  p.    irapc((rQ;^a, 
(fr.  vaaa  at,  ii;  into,   and   dyu) 
to  lead)   to  bring  in  privily,  in- 
troduce ;    to  steal   or    creep   in. 
per.  ind.  pass,  rupeiaqy/tac,  -^ai, 
-icrut. 
napciffiyuyt),  -^j,  ^,(fr.  last)  cUtn- 
aesline   entrance ;    introduction, 
bringing  in. 
HapciauKTos,  -ov,  6,  i^,  (fr.   same) 
brought    in    privdy,    introduced 
underhand  ;    stealing    or    creep- 
ing in ;  adventitious,  accidental, 
foreign,  extrinsic. 
Tl'tpctatt,  i  sin.  of  rapti/iai. 
nupciadiovai,  3  pi.  1  i.  ind.  act.  of 

V  ipciafiyui. 
n.ipctaivu),  f.  -iaia,  (fr.  jrao'i  at,  tij 
into,  and  ^uui  lo  enter)   to  enter 
in  priv'Uely,  steal  or  creep  in.     1 
a.  ind.  act.  tt  ipctai6u<ia. 
n  ip'.iacviyKaf,  -aan,  -av,  n.  pi.  II'i- 
p.iaii'iyie'ivTti,  par.  1  a.  act.  of 
T'lpctadipui. 
n  ip:ii7<p,\^>/i-ii,    f.   -iXiCao/iat,    (fr. 
letpi    at,  ctf  into,  and  ip)(^ofiui 
to  go)  to  come,  ^o  or  enter  pri- 
vili/,  steal  or  creep  in ;  come  in 
alnna  with. 
n  lec  an\Ooy,-t(,-c  or  -cv,  3  pi.  -Oav, 
Sync,  for  »(ipti<r</XuSui',  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  last. 
WaptiaOui,  »ee  ir-ipctao. 
Tlipci'ti,  3  sin.  ofira'pdfii,  to  cnme  ; 

3  pi.  of  rrapti/ii,  ^)  fee  present, 
ndptiao,  -titdw,  2  and  3  sin.  per. 

impr.  mid.  of  nnpiiifii. 
napcionltrrv,  (fr.  ir  ip'i  al,  tt{  into, 
and  rinrui    lo  fall)   to   Arca/c   or 
huriit  into,  flash  or  run/t    into. 
niptiTroodio/iii,  (fr.  same, and  «ro- 
pcOw  to  i;>i )  to  f  e/  in  pnvdy,  en- 
ter by  stetUh. 
Uao'iari'ititaav,  3  pi.  ppcr,  act.  of 

ir  lolffmiti. 
IT'jp'Kr't/pw,  f.  iT'iotiaohit,  1  a.  act. 
iriiiiiiBf)ytYKi,{rr.7!itp>i  at,  citinto, 
ond  iploin  to  tiring)  to  bring  in  a- 
long  with,  nppti/,  add  to  ;  to  pro- 
Jfc    post  a  /'ii/T.wliirh  ••vill  rrfiral  iino- 
Bk     Ihcr;  lornnfrr  mmr,rttntrihuteto. 
1  a.  par.  art.  it'ipiiatvlyKaf. 
IIiecin'^ft'pi/Kji,   ( fr.    Rnmc,    and 
<p9tl0ii  to  corrupt)  tnmrrupl  pri 
fill/,  creep  m  miliciounly,  steal  in 
for  nn  mil  purpose, 
JUpttxayf  -t(,  -i,  3  pl.-cixoi'i  impf.  I 


act.  —  UapdxeTo,  3  sin.  impf. 
pass,  of  TTiipi)(^u], 
nap(<c,  see  n-up{f 


napcKadnvTo,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of 
TTapaxadiiitai. 

HaptiedXeaa,  -ai,  -c,  1  a.  ind,  act. 
—  rinpcitaXtov  -Xoii»',  impf.  act. 
of  naoaKaXiiA). 

IlapfKutrra,  (fr.  Tapd  hrough, 
and  tKaaros  each)  every  where, 
throughout. 

TlapCKiiaivu),  f.  mid.  -(iijaoiiat,  p. 
-lifliiiKa,  (fr.  TTopa  by,  ck  from, 
and  iiaivu)  to  go)  to  go  out  of 
place,  leave  the  rank ;  to  turn 
aside,  digress,  depart ;  lo  trans- 
gress, err ;  to  pass  or  go  over ; 
to  go  off' or  away. 

HapcKJiairii,  -io{,  Att.  -tojj,?;,  (fr. 
last )  a  digression. 

riapciccXcvti/iii',  -ov,  -era,  impf. 
mid.  of  viipaKcXcvu. 

napcxXtiffu),  fr.  vapa  intens.  and 
ticXti'rru),  which  see. 

U.apiK\rtBr]V,  -i)f,  -17,  pi.  -Qr)ptv,-Qi)- 
T£,  -Qriaav,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  ira- 
patiuXfo). 

l\apcKpiQrtv,-rii,  -i;,3  pi.  -rjaav,  1  a. 
ind.  pass,  of  napaKpivui. 

ZlapiKpovodyiriv,  -ui,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  TTupafcpoiid). 

XlapcKTiivio,  f.  -KTevH,  p.  -Tirana, 
(fr.  rap'i  intens.  tit  from,  and 
TCiiu)  to  stretch)  to  ejrtend  beside, 
stretch  along,  reach  beyond ;  to 
overstretch,  s'rain  ;  to  prolong, 
lengthen,  delay.    1   a.  ind.   act. 

TTIpt^lTCiVa. 

napcKTfoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  irnpi^u)  to 
exhibit)  must  he  shown  or  dis- 
played ;  lo  he  provided,  &c.  ac- 
cordmg  to  the  verb. 

n>ipc«7T«(lj,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  sup- 
plying, ajfording,  providing. 

rinpjicroTros, -ou,  6,  /;,  (fr.  vipii  by, 
tK  out  of,  and  rb-rji  place)  out 
of  the  lomi,  devious,  wandering. 

riapcitroc,  (fr.  iripa  by,  an  I  acrdf 
without,  th.  CK  or  tf  from)  out- 
ward, externally,  from  without ; 
without,  save,  except,  beside. 

napUiKpa,  -Of,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Tr  ip'iKvrrrut. 

n'ipc<ty"''u),  (fr.  napa  throughout, 
«  from,  and  j-fju  to  pour)  to 
pour  forth,  iprrad  over,  over- 
Jlom  ;  to  stagnate,  stand  in  pools 

n  ipi\a(iov,  -((,  -c,  2  pi.  -ficTc,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  iT'iOaXn/i/Jdt'u 


TlaptXcvotai,  Ion.  for  TraptXciari,  3 
sin. —  niiptXtCotrai,  3sin.  -Xtii 
aoi'Tat,  3  pi.  of —  HapeXivaofiatf 
1  f.  ind.  mid.  — nuptXr/Xuflfvai, 
per.  inf.  mid.  —  nuptXijXuUiif, 
-via,  -05,  a.  -ddra,  par.  per.  mid. 

—  nup/X0£,-{Tu,2  a.  imj>r.  act. 

—  YlnpeXdciv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  — 
IlupfXdu),  -f)s,  -7),  3  pi.  -6u>ci,  2  a. 
sub.  act,  —  IlupiXdil)!',  -ovaa, 
-ov,  a.  sin.  fem.  -djiiaav,  n.  pi. 
mas.  -dovTCi,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 
vapipy^^uftai. 

nap£A/;Xg9iij,  -v<a, -df,  (par.  per. 

mid.  of  i:apfp,\;<'/""  '"^  P**^  ^i) 
past,  gone. 

napi}.Ku)v,-ovaa,-ov,  par.  pres.  act. 
of  fffip/Xxu,  a.  SU).  TaptXKOvra. 

napiXkvini,  -los,  Att.  -£u$,  I],  (fr. 
jrapiXKw  lo  protract)  a  protrac- 
tion, lengthening ;  slowness,  de- 
lay. 

nuptXnuffT^j,  -oil,  h,  (fr.  same)  a 
loiterer,  delayer,  lingerer. 

riuptX/ciJa),  f.  -iiffuj,  and  riiipfXKU),  f. 
-fu),  (fr.  mpti  intens.  and /Xkuoi 
or  cXkui  to  draw )  to  prolong,  pro- 
tract, lengthen  ;  to  defer,  put  off, 
delay,  procrastinate ;  to  attract, 
draw  to,  hring  near  ;  to  abound, 
overflow,  be  superfluous  ;  lo  have 
leisure. 

n.ap'.\oy1aui,  2  sin.  1  a.   ind.  mid. 


riapcX'iiJvu,  f,  -tXdaii),  p.  -fiXaica, 
(fr.  u-'ipiJ  by,  and  c\n6viit  to  drive) 
to  ride  hy  the  side;  lo  drii'e  or 
ri'le  past,  puss  by,  outrun,  out- 
strip ;  to  surpass,  ercrl ;  to  nit- 
vanrt  against,  charge,  atlark. 

riontX/'voi'ro,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of 
>r  lO'iX/yojjoi. 

n  iptXryy/u)  -u),  f.  -i/ffu),  p.  trnpr;- 
X/yjfi)ita,  and  [\iipi\ly)(u),  f.  -Joi, 
p.  IT ip'')Xfyy«,  (fr.  ir.io<l  inlcnn, 
and  iXly^to  to  provr)  to  pru-tr, 
demonslnUr  ;  lo  urpur,  reason, 
disfiulr,  ilrhntr  ;  to  confute,  con. 
trndirt,  disprove  ;  to  reprove, 
blnmr,  rebuke,  renture. 

II>ip'.Xcfriu>/>'i  -U|  ■aro,  )  A.  ind. 
mid.  of  TtapttXIyofini. 


ol    KapaXoyi^Q^fii, 

riupr/i/JdXXu),  f.-/3uXui,  p.  -fii^\r)Kay 
(fr.  -rupa  by,  tvin,  and /j,jXXu>  to 
throw)  to  put  in  along  with  or 
beside  ;  to  place,  lay  or  put  by 
vnth  ;  to  thrust  in,  mix,  'nsert  ; 
to  incite,  set  on,  suborn  ;  to  send 
in  privily,  enter  ctandeslintly ;  to 
encamp,  pitch  tents ;  lo  marshal, 
array,  draw  up.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
ir<ipei'//}aXov.  per.  ind.  mid.  ira- 
pr/i/if'/JoXa. 

TliipiftijiiXufjkcv,  I  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act. 
of  la.st. 

TluptftliciiXiiKvhiv,  a.  sin,  fem.  of 
n.ipifi/]t/iXi)icta)f,  -vHi,  -di,  par. 
per.  act.  of  same. 

niipe;jj3X/7ruj,  f.  -i/'u),  (fr.  Trupi  by, 
cv  in,  and  /3X<'rru)  lo  see)  to  took 
closely  into,  iieui  nearly  ;  to  ex- 
amine ;  to  glance  ai. 

riup/^^X/jiTif,  -(Of,  An.  -ciiif, /„  (fr. 
7r«p£/j/i(iXXiu  lo  cnc:aiiip)  a  pitch, 
ing  of  lenls,  encimpment. 

rinpr/i/JoX/),  -i){,  //,  (fr.  same)  an 
interjection,  insirtion  ;  a  paren- 
thesis,preamble,prtface;  a  camp, 
fort,  castle  ;  nn  army. 

ri'ipcfjJr/Tru,  (fr.  irnpii  by,  cv  in, 
and  i7(77r<i>  lo  fall)  to  fall  in  with, 
occur,  hniifien,  turn  out ;  to  drop 
in,  meit  with. 

napiv/iilt\ov,  -£(,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  net. 
of  miptfiftdXXui. 

riiipiviyKc,  impr.  —  nnpfi7y>rf7i', 
inf  of  rr'ipi'/i^cyKai',  2  a.  mil.  act. 
o(   irnpn(pipit>. 

fTrtPfk'Otri'iniip/i'Oijfinor.forTrdptX- 
0iiv,2  11.  inf.  acl.  and  TT<ipl\8))(,  2 
«in.  2  a.  Hill),  nrl.  nfnuplpjfDitni. 

nnphOiaif,  -lof,  All.  -iu)(,  li,  (fr. 
nnpivrlOntii  '"  i'i«<'rl)  an  inter, 
linn,  mixture  ;  a  thing  or  pitca 
put  in  ;  a  parcnlhcsit. 


HAP 

TlaptiOiiKii,  -ijf,  15,  (fr.  same)  an 
insertion  ;  the  thing  insertrd, 
piece  put  in  ;  a  digresxion,  rpi- 
aode ;  an  lulilition. 

Tiapifyviit  o.  nop/u,fr,  irapa  intens. 
mid  (II i'/i(  or  iw,  \vh.  see.  per. 
iikI.  pass,  vnpcifiai,  -aat,  -rat, 
pper.  pass,  -rcipiifittr,  -ctao,  -ciTo. 

Uaptvo^XiiA)  -w,  f,   -fjBii),   p.  Ttape 


HAP 

and  (5f)/iof,  the  pcople)a  stranger, 

foreigner  ;  a  pilgrim  ;  a  sojourn^ 

er,  lodger,  guisl. 
napcniKp(ilvw,fr.  nnpu  intens.  and 

tniKpaiiut,  which  sec. 
n(ip£ir(>p(i>'a,-af,  -t,  3  pi.  -upavav, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 
napcrcn'oiti)  -li,  fr.  Triipi!  intens.  and 

ctrivoiu),  which  see 


DAP 


vu>)^\>IKa,  (fr.  rr.ipii  intens.  cv  in,  Ilap/rrAofav,  Dor.  for  miphXtj^av, 


and  o)(\{ui  to  disturb,  th.  dx^oi 
disturbance)  to  trouble  without 
reason,  disturb  grcutly,  disquiet, 
give  uneasiness,  pres.  inf.  cont. 
TTapcvo^\c7v. 

naptiriOnfit,  (fr.  same,  and  TWrifti 
to  put)  to  put  in  between,  set 
along  with,  insert,  place  among 


o  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  TTdpuirXz/o-- 


riupff  or  riiipfic,  (fr.  TTupii  with 
and  (f  or  ck  from)  without, 
ahio'id;  exeipt,  beside. 

ITiipffti,  3  ^in.  1  f.  ind.  act.  used 
Alt.  for  TT'ipi^)],  2  sin.  1    f.  ind. 

mid napi^eiv,  1  f.  inf.  act.  of 

Kapt'^oti- 

Uapi^ttfii,  (fr.  rfip.j  by,  rf  out,  and 
f(/ii  to  go)  to  pass  hi/,  go  out  be- 
yond ;  to  come  out  indirectly, 
approach  privily  ;  to  go  out  of 
course,  deviate,  transgress. 

Uapc^tAiiui'u),  f.  -iXaau),  p.  Truotf)/- 
XuKu,  (fr.  Ttapa  beyond,  cf  from, 
and  tXaOiu)  to  drive)  to  ride  or 
drive  out  htyund  ;  to  sally  or  rush 
forth,  chaige,  attack;  to  pass, 
sail  or  go  by, 

Uapc^cXiiXaKCC,  Ion.  for  irnpt^tXri- 
XdKci.  Att.  for  7r(ipc();Xa/f£(,  3  sin. 
pper.  act.  of  last. 

Uapc^rjia,  -uf,  -£,  for  Trapc^eta,  per. 
ind.  mid.  of  rrup/fti/ii. 

napi^n>!a,-ni,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
T<ipc(iriitt. 

Ilapi(iivai,  pres.  inf.  act.  ofirap/f- 

Clfll. 

Tlapc^iriftt,  f.  -fcru),  p.  -t7Ka,  (fr. 
TTupd  by,  tf  from,  and  i';;/ii  to 
send )  to  let  pass,  omit,  supersede, 
leave  off;  to  overstay,  outstay, 
pass,  s/jend. 

Hapc^iarrjiii,  f.  i:apiK(TT>'iBu>,  p.  rrnp- 
c^iari)Ka,  (fr.  jrapu  by,  c^  from, 
and  'iarrffii  to  set)  to  move  out  of 
its  place,  displace,  remove  ;  to 
dcscneriUr,  grow  worse,  waste, 
decay,  alter,  change ;  to  be  be- 
sidi-  one's  self,  out  tf  the  wits,  be 
marl,  rave.  2  a.  ind.  act.  napt^- 
iarriv,  -rjf,  -rj. 

rTipf, c/itK,  1   pi.   1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

napi^ui. 

n<MptoT(Tii,  Dor.  for  5»apo,B<ra,  n.  fcm. 
par.  pres.  —  UaociiiTa,  Ion.  for 
^aowrn,  a.  sin.  par.  pres.  — 
T\iipicjai,\i>n.  fur  Trlipovai,  d.  pi 
par.pres.ofw«'pti;ii,/o  be  present. 

Hiipirrian,  ~a(,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Viio'inciBii). 

Uapc-KiliitriOiit)  -5,  (fr.  nnpa  intens. 
tni  to,  and  ftonOiw  to  run  to 
help)  to  bring  assistance,  help. 

TlapnrifciKvviJi,  f.  -fw,  p.  TT'ip'Trifii- 
cciT(n,  (fr.  same,  &iii\  ficiKiiujn  to 
show)  In  hotil  forth,  show,  make 
appear  ;  to  make  a  vain  display, 
^loii'  o^ntalujusly. 

XlaptnioiyiOi,    -ov,  i,  4,  (fr,  lame, 


rinpfVo/iai,  (fr.  nnpii  by,  and  2voiiai 
to  follow)  to  Jollow  closely,  at- 
tend ;  to  observe,  obey,  regard ; 
to  come  up  with,  arrive  at;  to 
attain  to,  reach  to. 

Uapcvoptvovro,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of 
TTiipn-iropcvo/jiai. 

Uapii7Ti)i',-)/i.  -t],  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

naotTTTrjut. 
n(ip/7rw,(tr.  vapd  towards,  and  ivo) 
to  speak)  to  speak  to,  adrlnss  ; 
to  warn  ;  to  advise  wrongly,  se- 
duce, deceive.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ra- 
pfiTTtt"  3   a.   act.    ind.  7rup£i7ro»'' 

sub,    TTapitTTW. 

n.upcpYSrri(,-ov,b,{fr-  rraoa  beyond, 
and  ipyov  work)  one  who  works 
superjluousty,  overacts  vainly,  a 
trifler.  Adj.  supe.rjluous,  exceed- 
ing, unnecessary. 

Udpcpyov,  -ov,  Tu,(fr.  same)  an  ac- 
cession, addition,  increase;  an 
appendage, pari;  superirogation, 
extru-uork  ;  any  thing  done 
slightly  or  superfcially.  "Ev  rta- 
pipyui,  by  the  way,  of  course. 

T\iiptpyui,-ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  ad- 
ditional, beside ;  superfluous, 
unnecessary  ;  of  course,  by  the 
way,  as  a  matter  of  form  ;  care- 
less, indifferent. 

niipfpyu>i,{fr.  \zsl)lightly, slightly  ; 
inndently,  by  the  way,  nf  course. 

naptpidi^ui,  fr.  -rriipd  intens.  and 
cpiOii^w,  same  us  ipidui,  wh.  see. 

nupip-au),  (fr.  nupil  by,  iurd  cpTru)  to 
creep)  to  creep  in  by  stealth,  enter 
privily. 

X\iipipl)tvKa,  -n5, -£,  per.  ind.  act.  of 

Xliiptpjjiio  -S),  f.  -^tvcti),  p.  irapfpptv- 
Ka,  (fr.  TTitpa  by,and/j/w  to  liow) 
to  flow,  run  or  pass  by. 

Xl<ipipxof"it  f.  niid.  irupcXtvcoitat, 
p.  mid.  viipcX/jXiida,  (fr.  same, 
and  cpX'^ixai  to  go)  to  go  or  pass 
by  ;  to  go  over,  beyond  or  past ; 
to  come  out  or  forth,  go  abroad, 
march,  advance.,  proceed  ;  to 
come  to,  enter,  arrive  at  ;  to  sur- 
pass, excel ;  to  take  the  lead  of, 
outwit,  get  the  better  of,  deceive, 
impose  on  ;  to  omit,  neglect  ;  to 
transgress,  violate,  sin  ;  to  pass 
away,  decay,  fail.  2  a.  act.  ind. 
7:ap)iXdtif  impr.  vdpcXOc  sub. 
irupiXVu),  -r)i,  -r],  3  pi.  irnpiXOoxTr 
inf.  7rip£X9£?>'.  jiar.  irapiXOwv. 

ndpa,  -ITU),  2  a.  impr.  act.  of 
Ti'ipiniii. 

TlaptirriiintaadjitOa,  1  pi.  1  a,  ind. 
mid.  of  napuaiificiioiiai. 

Tldpcats,  -'Of,  Alt.  -f<jf,  ri,  (fr.  ira- 
pin/Jt  to  remit)  remission,  relax- 
cUion ;  indulgence,  allowance, 
forgivtnes*. 

(446) 


nnpco'iuira,  3  sin.  cont,  impf.  ind> 

act,  of  irapnoiwndu). 
nap£ff»c£ua'6uro,lon.for  iraptoKtvaa- 

fiivot  rjoui',  3  pi.  pper.  pass.  — 

^apc.aKivd(,ovTO,  3  pi.  ini|)f.  pass. 

—   WiipiaKivdaOnv,  -ijj,  -f;,  1  a. 

ind.  pass.  o\'  vupaantvAlij). 
Xlupiauiiai,    -ft,  -irai,    1  1.  ind.  of 

vdptifti,  to  be  present. 
nttpKTTTuppai,  -cat,  -rai,  per.   ind, 

pass,  ol  itapaoTtdpii). 
Xlnpiaaojiai,  -ioor),  -iaoirui.  Poet, 

for  7ru/;f'(;»^«i,  &c,  I  f.  of  vdpeiiti, 

to  be  present. 
fldficoTai,  by  Sync,  for  vapiacrai, 

3  sin.  1  f.  of  same. 
niipf(rra^£i',  Ion.   for   roptiTTavai, 

]ircs.  inf.  art.  of  itapiartjju. 
Hapiarav,  by  Sync,  for  vapiarriaav, 

in  next. 
WupiaTri,  3  sin. —  nap«(mj<rav,3  pi. 

s!a.  ind. act. — UapitsTriKtr,  3  sin, 

per.  ind.  act. — T\iipiaTiiKuruiv,g. 

-TrjKiai,  d.  pi.  p;ir.  pres.  act.  — 

nnpf(rT»/ffOTO,mi(l. — llapiinriaiv, 

act.  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  of  -nupioTriiii. 
UiipiaTrj/ji,  same  as  nuoiani/jt. 
ndpcoTi  or  -Tiv,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of 

viipei^i,  to  be  present. 
YlapfoTioq,  -ov.  b,  I'l,  {fr.  Trnpii  by, 

and  tcrin   llie  hearth)  standing 

at  ihe  hearth  ;  intimate. 
napcaTws,-waa,-cis,  (cont.  fr.  ira- 

pcarrjKiiis,  par.  per.  act.  of  xnpiV. 

Ttjiji   to  stand   by)   standing  by, 

near  at  hand,  ready,  attending, 

wailing  on. 
XlapicTWTu,  a.  sin.  or  neut.  pi.  — 

niipieT&Tei,  n.  -rCiaiv,  d,   pi,  of 

hist, 
Tlapia-xtOov,  -cs,  -t,  impf,  act.   of 
7rapu(r;^£0ta). 

ndptoxi'v,  -£s,  -£,  2  a,  ind.  act,  of 

TTuptX"!- 

IIuptT-u^rfjiiijv,  -0),  -aro,  1  a,  in  1, 
mid.  of  TtapuTaaauj. 

f\np(Tuva,  -u{,  -£,  1  a,  ind,  act.  of 
■napiTLivM 

Xlapertjpuii,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  cont. 
impf.  act.  of  7rupar>?p/(i). 

nupirpuTTov,  -ts,  -t,  2  a,  ind.  act. 
of  naptiTpinoj. 

nnptrptoaav.  Poet,  for  vaptrptaav, 
3  pi.  I  a.  ind.   act.  of  irupar pi w. 

Tldp'.vvoi,-ov,h,ii,{fr.  TTupd  by,  and 
evvSi  a  bed)  lying  beside. 

n'ip£iipiV/cw,(fr.  TTiipd  by,  and  cbpiir- 
Kill  to  tind)  to  flnd  casually,  meet 
with  by  the  way  ;  to  invent,  flnd 
out,  discover  ;  to  feign,  pretend, 
dissemble. 

Tliipcv<ras,  Dor,  for  vapovai]!,  g, 
(erii.  sin.  par,  pres,  ol>n'p£i/<(,<o 
be  present, 

n((p£;^«'A/c£u<ra,-aj,-£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
o(   TTapnxoXKtvw. 

ridpcxt,  -;^'''"w,  2  and  3  sin.  pres, 
impr.  act.  —  nupevijicv.  Ion  for 
lI'ip/;^;£  V,  prf's.  mf.  act.  —  Ila- 
pfX'oOt,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr. 
mid.  —  Yiiipixcrc,  -xovai,  2  and 

3  [)1.  pros.  ind.  acl rtapcx^fic- 

voi,  par.  pros.  mid. — Uupixovrt, 
d.  sin.  par.  pres.  act.,  sometimes 
used  for  irapixovoi  —  Tlapixov, 
pres.  impr.  mid.  of 
ilapt'x'^,  f.  jrapf'i'w,  p,  irapfaxiKa,. 


HAP 

(fr.  vapi  intens.  and  f;^(j  to  have) 
to  have,  hold  or  keep  near ;  to 
drive  near  or  by ;  to  appear, 
show  one^s  self;  to  ejchihit,  dis- 
play,  offer,  present ;  to  exert,  be- 
have, put  fiirih,  bring  forward, 
evince ;  to  yield,  offoi  d,  supply  ; 
to  grant,  concede,  confer  ;  to 
raise,  excite ;  to  make,  produce, 
render,  cause  to  be. 
Uapiuiv,  -ouffu,  -ov.  Poet,  and  Ion. 
for  iTap(j>v,  par.  pres.  of  vapcifti, 
to  be  present. 
Hipn,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  of  same 
llapn^dui  -a,  (fr.  TKipil  beyond,  and 
filirj  youth)  to  lie  past  one's  youth, 
wlvannt  in  years,  iprow  old.  par. 
per.  act.  TT  ^priiirjicCii,  -via,  -is,  in 

n.  pi.  viipntJnKdrif. 
HupnyyeiXa,  -ai,  -c,  or  -ty,  pi.  1 
-Xa/titt,  3  -Xav,  I  a.  ind.  act.  — 
napi'iyycXKa,  -a;,  -e,  per.  ind. 
act.  —  tlapi'iyytXa,  -as,  -c,  per. 
ind.  mid.  — Ylip^'iyycXuv,  -tj,  -c, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  rapayyiWiii. 
liaptiyKiarpujfiivoi,  -ti,   -ov,    (par. 

per.    pass,   ol    mipayKiarpio)    to 

hook)  hooked,  barbed. 
nap?iyov,  -«,  -£  or  -cv,  iinpf.  ind. 

act.  ol  waodyw. 
naprjyooiaro,  Ion.  for  ■Kapiy6pr}VT0, 

3  |il.  pper.  pass,  and 
XlapnyipeioKc,  Ion.  for  -^tapjiydpti,  3 

SMI.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 

Tl.apriyoptiii  -<Ji  (fr.  vapa  beside,  and 
lyoplu)  to  harangue)  to  console, 
comfort,  south  ;  to  encourage, 
cheer,  exhort ;  to  calm,  alleviate, 
assuage,  ioften.  par.  pres.  act. 
viionyupiuif  -iov.  impf.  act.  ra- 
pnyipcof  -ouv.  I  pi.  Trapnyopeoniv 
ovjiiv.  per.  ind.  pass,  nupnyfip'}- 
fiai.  pper.  pass,  vapiiyupjitjjii, 
-qctl,  -TITO. 

naprjyopiii,  -at,  ii>  ('"''•  'mI)  com- 
fort, solace,  consolfUion  ;  encou- 
ragement ;  alleviation,  fomenta- 
tion, mitigation, 

Hapnypof,  -ov,  h,  i'/,  (fr.  same) 
consrilntory ,  cheerins;,  comfirta- 
hlc,  soothing.   Subs,  a  comforter. 

TlapjiciiiOn,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
rapitpiOuitai,  fr.  napi  by,  and 
aipiOoiiiii,  which  gee. 

TlapnipOi),  3  gin.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
vip'Ulpw. 

riiip'iifu,  -Of,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  o( 
irnpaiaaiit. 

Xl'ipoify  'liof,  4,  game  as 

llapriiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  irap(i<)  a 
cheek)  a  cheek-piece,  ornament 
of  the  jaw  or  bit ;  the  clierk,  jaw, 

IJapfiiof,  -ov,  ft,  4,  (fr.  name)  of  the 
cheek  or  jaw. 

n'ipr|»<i,  -ai,  -c,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
iriplifti. 

VapiKoXouOiiKa,  -a{,  -€,  per.  ind. 
art.  of  napiKoXovOdii. 

riap'itru,  f.  -4(u,  (fr.  irifii)  through, 
and  ';*«>  to  coinn)  In  reach  hc- 
lide,  erlrnd  or   strrlrh  along  ;  to 


HAP 

act.  —  Tlap7)\9oaav,    Bfleot.    or 
LXX.  for  n,p<,Xeo,,  3  pi.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  ofirnpifi^oiiai. 
riupi/Xiof,  -on,  b,  (fr.  TrapH  beside, 
and  iiXius  the  sun)  a  n>ock  .*un. 


nupi/XXuy/j/i  K){,  (fr.  rrapriWayaivof 
altered,  par.  per.  |)ass.  ol  rrn- 
paXXdaau)  to  change)  unusually, 
in  an  uncommon  manner, strange- 
ly ;  otherwise,  diffeiently. 

riiiptjfKu,  {fr.  TTuprJ  beside,  and 
ij;(ui  to  sil)  to  sit  beside,  sit  doiim 
by.    par.   pres.    mid.   TraptjficfOi, 

ri'ipij^iXiJvtt,  Ion.  for  TtapripiXfiKti^ 
3  sin.  pper.  act.  of  nipttfitXibi. 

Xlnph^u^•■,  Dor.  for  vapCnat,  pres. 
inf.  of  ff(ip£(/ji,  to  be  present. 

fliipij/icvos,  -7),  -ov,  par.  pres.  mid. 
ot  ■rdprifini. 

rT'ipiJifi,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 

TTiipatviit). 

TSapnoptn,  -o?,  fj,  (fr.  next)ni  trace, 
strap  whirh  joins  the  horses  to 
the  carriage  ;  a  rein,  bridle. 

napr/opii,  -ov,  h,  fj,  (fr.  rripii  with, 
and  fi'ou)  to  tie)  strictly  Subs. 
an  additional  horse  put  to  a  cha- 
riot. Adj.  stretched  along  or  by 
the  side,  extended,  projecting  ; 
yoked  or  joined  to  ;  loose,  irre- 
gular ;  light,  -lilly,  vague. 

riupv^a^ov,  -cf,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act. 
ofr:itpaTrn<j)dii). 

riupvpv/ifvof,   •>!,   -ov,    par.   per. 

pass,  of  napaipfui, 
niipvpri'jiJTiv,-au,  TO,  pper.  paBs.  of 

TTiiptiprdui. 
rinpijiTuv,  3  pi.  impf.  of  irdptipt,  to 

be  present. 
XlnpfinOev,  Dor.  for  vapfitTOov,  2  sin. 

2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  nap  iioOdvoftai. 
flapi'iaoijni,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  —  n.ipiy- 

(TuiiTi,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  —  !!«- 

p'/ffouff;,  3  pi.   1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

Toply/ti. 
Tlap'iT)}fi(i'os,    -r),    -nv,     par.     per. 

pass.  —  HnpnTi'iaavTo,  3  pi.  1  a. 

ind.  mid.  of  x loaiTiopm. 
riapOificvof,   Poet,    or  Ion.   Sync. 

uir  iriip-iOiiuvo(,  par.  2  a.   mid. 

of  jTiiporlOni'i' 
rinpOcvcla,  -ui,  /;,  sce  rnpOevla. 
niipOtvcia,-ii)V,  Ta,  see  nnpOivia. 
V\apOiviio(,,-ov,  h,  ^,  s<"C  vnpOi viof. 
nupOcvcio)  and   UnpOcvcvoitai,   (fr. 

viipfilvoq  a  n\?i\i\)lobea  maid, lead 

a  virgin  life,  keep  maidenhood. 
TlauOiviijv,  -Sjvoi,  i,  Ion.  for  tmo 

Oiviiv. 
napD'yla,  -a(,    //,  (fr.    napOivof    a 

mnid]  virginity. 
riopOiviri,   -wv,   rii,  (fr.  game)  lilt 

viarks  or  tokens  of  virginiti/. 
WnplliviKSliiv,  e.  /Kol.  —  fliipOdi- 

«f/(7i,  d.  pi.  fern.  Ion.  of 
^apflr^'Y«,^{,  -i),  ->tv,  (fr.  vnpOlvof  a 

maid)  in  n   \irr;in  state,  virgin, 

maiden  ;  blooming  ;  pure 


admit  of,  allow,  concede,  yield  ;nanOinu}v,  -dvof,  b.  Ion.  for  nap- 
to  pass  by  ;  to  arrive  at,  conir.  lo.l     Otvi'ov. 
napnKiov,    -ouna,    -iv,    (|>ar.    \>rr:n.   ri„pf)cvr,n7nri(,  -nv,  n,  (fr.  irapO(vo< 


act.  of  laq|)  admitting  of,  allow 
'ng,  aff'ording,  capable  of. 

HapfiXOiiv,  -li,   t  or  -tv,  2  a.  ind 


HAP 

TlapQlvoi,  -ov,  ,'j,  a  person  unac- 
quainted v:ith  the  other  sex  ;  a 
virgin,  maid  ;  a  young  woman. 
Also  Adj.  -Of,  b,  I'l,  virgin,  pure, 
unsullied  ;  blooming,  fair, 
a  reflection  or  representation  of  TlapdcvCiv,  -um?,  6,  (fr.  last)  the 
tilt  sun  on  the  clouits.  virgin^s  chamber,  the  young  wo- 

men's apartments. 
UdpOos,-ov,  b, Parthian,  nfParlhia. 
ri'ipi'ivuj,  (fr.  TTitpd  by,  and  (uOw  to 
lodfre)  to  sleep  beside,  spend  the 
night. 
rii.pi/riii,  pres.  inf.  act. — IT'ipfc- 
ciiv,  3  pi.   of  irapitjv,  impf.  ind. 
act.  of  jitpiijitt. 
n-'pi'^u),   f.  -iaoi,  (fr.  Tmpii  by,  and 
'i^ui  to  spt)  lo  set  beside,  place  or 
toy  by  ;  to  seal,  make  sit ;  to  sit 
by,  be  seated  near, 
riapiiipi,  f.  -ijaui,  p.  -aica,  (fr.  same, 
and  "iiifjii  to  send)  to  snid  by  or 
past ;  to  let  pass  ;  to  lay  aside, put 
by  or  out  of  use;  to  omit,  pass 
bj/j  neglect,  leave  out ;  to  dismiss, 
send  away,  discharge  ;  lo  admit, 
allow,  permit,  dispense  with  ;    to 
put  off,   defer ;   lo  slack,  loosen, 
relax,  weaken  ;  to  lei  down,  lower, 
drop  ;  to  go  over  or  beyond,  pass 
by ;  to  enter,  go  in  ;  to  extend^ 
stretch  out,  proUmg.  Waphfiai,  to 
grout  weak,  fail,  decay  ;  to  pray, 
beg,  beseech,  .'ntpplicate.  per.  pass. 
ind.  -zupunai'  par.  irnpuftivof,  1 
a.  pass.  ind.  TTupdQt^v  and  irup/- 
OrfV  par.  irapcOcii. 
ndpii'of,  -rj,   -ov,  and   Udpios,  -a, 

-ov,  of  Paros,  Parian. 
Tldpioi,    Dor.    for    Uapiios,   g.    of 

ri'ipij. 

Tlapnr^tvw,  (fr.  napahy,  and(7r)7cii<<) 

to  ride,  th.  iitnif  a  horse)  to  ride 

by  or  past ;  along  or  by  the  side. 

riapiVn;^!,  (fr.   same,  and  1-jrijpi 

to  tly)  to  fly  beside,  by  or  pa.it. 
Tidpis,   -tSoi,  b,   Paris,    a    man's 

name. 
Uapindw    -w,   fr.  mipa    intcns.    and 
iffdu,  same  as  iff(i(Juj,  which  see. 
flapiardvcTe,    2    pi.    pres.    ind.   or 

impr.  of 
riiipKTTni'u,  (fr.  Trapd  by,  and  !<t- 
Tu'i'w  for  loTniii  to  place)  to  set 
or  place  near  ;  to  iffer,  present, 
expose, 
flapiordf,  -daa,-dv,  par.  pres.  act. 
—  n»ipi'i7rii<ro  or  -laroi,  prcs. 
impr.  mid.  —  XlaplaTavTO,  3  pi. 
impf.  mid.  of 
riiiploriifji,  f.  -aTt'tiTio,  p.  iriipiVrijitnr, 
(fr.  ir.ip.i  by,  and7(rn;/i(  lo  place) 
to  net  near,  place  by,  plant  be- 
side ;  to  furnish,  provide,  q/Tord, 
deliver,  render;  to  stand  beside, 
be  present  or  near,  nllrnd  or  wait 
upon;  to  ilffend,  favour,  j ro- 
tccj  ;  to  commend,  recommend; 
to  produce,  introduce,  jnesent, 
lifer,  devote  ;  In  prove,  drmon- 
slralr,  inform,  ticijuainl ;  to  com- 
pare together  ;  to  slop,  check, 
stay ;  to  reduce,  subdue,  subji^- 
gale  ;  to  ex'-itc,  rouse,  provoke, 
stimulate  ;  to  approach,  come  to, 
arrive.  IT'ip/unY/iii,  to  approvt, 
assent  ;  to  occur,  happen  ;  lo  re- 
solve, drier  mine,  persist;  lo  ad- 


a  maid,  nn<\  onrivui  lo  ohirrve) 
an  admirer  or  Inver  of  virgins  ; 
a  gallant. 

(447) 


n.AP 

vanre  in  yforj,  grow  o/rf.  par. 
per.  net.  iriiptari/Kcif,  ntul  cont. 
ttapcarwi.  p\>cr,  acl.  vnptari^Kiiv. 

1  a.  net.  imi.  niiphniaa.  inipr. 
7riipa'(Tr»)(T0i',  in  'i  pi.  irupaarijan- 
Tf  mt".  ir(ipii<rri)(T.ii.  -  a.  uct.  inii. 
ir.ip»ori;».    I    I",    iiul.   mid.   irnpu- 

Tlapiartiai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
lust. 

nap(V,\(ir,  pres.  inf.  act.  —  Tlapla- 
YO/.CI',  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

nupiffYu),  fr.  -n-dpii  intens.  and  '<r;^u», 
which  ste. 

nap<(7<j<T(«,  -loj,  Alt.  -10)5,  >h  Cf. 
irapii  intens.  and  laof  e(]uai)  a 
rhetorical  figure,  by  which  the 
latter  members  of  a  sentence 
are  mnde  to  bear  a  certain  pro- 
portion to  the  former ;  n  compa- 
rison, simitilude,  resemilanci, 
equality. 

riupKli)',  -ovaa,  -01',  par.  of  irdpiov, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  ofru'pci/ii,  to  come 
to. 

TlapKaTiXtKTo,  Sync,  for  irapuKaTC- 
XiXfKTo,  3  sin.  ppcr.  pass,  of 
TapiKGTaXiyofini. 

napici'/iCfo;,  by  Sync,  for  -napaKii 

nupifXiVoiKTi,  by  Sync,   for   -napa- 
(iA(Vou(7i,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
ir/ipu<fA(X'u). 

TlaoKv-KTOtati,  Dor.  for  znpaKvirTov 
aa,   n.    fem.   par.   pres.   act.  of 
r.;p(i(ci'rTu. 

napfif///3>(ij«.£,  by  Sync,  for  irapa- 
liifiji^wKc,  which  is  for  napnyit- 
lidXrjKt,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  act.  of 

TTapufi  iXfui. 

Tlapiicfris,  -a,  b,  .Parmenas,^  man's 
name. 

TlapfiovuTCOos,  -a,  -ov,  Sync,  for 
vitpa/jofiijiiiTcpoi,  Comp.  of  ?ru- 
pafiOitiiiji. 

Tlapn'iaauio,  g.  Ion.  — VlapvncrffSvi' 
for  Tlripi-Tiaauiie,  toward  Pamas- 
»u«,  a.  sin.  of 

Eli'pi'ijffo-of,  Tlaovriabi,  and  Dor. 
nrfpidffo;,  -ov,  h,  Pnrnaximii,  the 
name,  of  a  mountain  in  Phocis. 

Tlnpto\p,  -OTTOS,  i,  a  kind  of  locust. 

TlaooScviii,  f.  -cvciii,  (fr.  irapii  by, 
and  bicvu  to  travel,  th.  6(5d{  the 
road)  to  gn  alon^  the  road,  travel 
along,  pans  by  ;  to  pierce,  pass 
through. 

Tlapoihr);,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
bi6i  the  road)  a  traveller,  pas- 
senger. 

Tldpoioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  en- 
trance, approach,  access,  in 
gress ;  a  passage  alonf^,  tho- 
roughfare,  way  through ;  a  bye- 
way. 

XldootBtznA-dtv,  (fr.  Trrfpoj before) 
before,  in  front,  in  presence; 
formerly,  previously. 

Tl'ipniKcata,  -a(,  fi,  (fr.  next)  a 
lodging,  abode,  residence  ;  a  so- 
journ, pilgrimage. 

TJa^oiKiia  -u,  f.  -I'laui,  p.  Traoi!fiKriKa, 
(fr.  rrood  by,  and  oikiu  to  dwell, 
th.  oTicof  a  house)  to  reside  by, 
dwell  ntar,  inhabit,  live  in ;  to 
lodge,  sojourn,  remain  as  a  guest 
or  stranger. 


flAP 

TlapotKta,  -a(,  li,  and  IXapotK^vii, 
-10$,  Alt.  -fu){,  )'),  (fr.  last)  a 
temporary  residence,  lodging. 

UapoiKi^io,  f.  -tail),  p.  Tiipa)«i)fa, 
(fr.  same)  to  remove,  einigrali, 
change  residence;  to  lodge,  live 
ns  a  stranger, 

llapotKooofifti)  -u»,  f.  -t'iati>,  p.  Trapip- 
Ko^<i/i>;k-«,  (fr.  Tdoii  beside,  and 
otKofofttu)  to  build)  to  erect  be- 
side, bmld  in  addition ;  to  en- 
large the  walls,  extend  the  forti- 
fications, per.  ind.  pass,  rrapu)- 
Kood^irnxat. 

rid'poKcoi,-,  -oil,  h,  !),  (fr.  TrapH  by, 
and  oixoj  a  house)  a  lodger,  so- 
journer, stranger,  pilgrivi. 

V\apot)iia,  -(If,  )';,  (fr.  same,  and 
oi'/ii/  tht  path)  a  proverb,  adage, 
bye-word,  common  saying  ;  a 
parable,  comparison,  similitude, 
allegory  ;  an  obscure  saying, 
riddle. 

riiipoifiid^ti),  f.  -dau),  p.  -naptaiiiaKa, 
(fr.  last)  to  use  proverbs,  speak 
in  parables. 

Xlapoifiiaarfis,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  o 
speaker  or  maker  of  proverbs. 

TJapoifjidii^riS,  -£0{  -01)?,  b,  i),  (fr. 
same,  and  tiJof  likeness)  pro- 
verbial, tike  a  proverb. 

Xlapoit'iw  -w,  (fr.  vdpinroi  a  drunk- 
ard) to  speuk  or  acl  indecently 
through  drunkenjiess ;  to  insult, 
violate,  abuse  in  wine. 

Tloponia,  -as,  I/,  (fr.  same)  a 
drunken  frulir,  misconduct ,  in- 
solence or  abuse  from  intoxica- 
tion. 

Tldpoivoi,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  niipil  by, 
and  oii'Of  wine)  addicted  to  drink, 
sottish ;  drunken  ;  rude,  inso- 
lent or  indecent  from  drunken- 
ness ;  a  drunkard,  uine-bibher. 

Tlapoivoj'ijcvoi,    par.     pres.    pass. 

cont.    of  TTopoil/lD. 

llapoicOas,  -£7(7(1,  -iv,  d.  sin.  va- 
potadfvrt,  par.  1  a.  pass,  of  -ira- 
paiptpw,  (fr.  Olio  obs. ) 

riapoiffrofii)  -ill,  f.  -I'law,  p.  ir«p(i(T- 
TprjKa,  fr.  iTiipd  intens.  and  oio- 
Tp/u,  which  see.  1  a.  ind.  act, 
napiiarptjaa. 

Ylapolripof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  wdpo;  be- 
fore) prior,  sooner,  earlier  ;  an- 
terior, going  or  standing  before. 

Tlnpoi^w,  f.  -J^ijou),  p.  TTupiii^riKn,  Or 

Hapoi^ofiai,  f.  -oiyt;aofint,  p.  -ii;^»;- 
/lai,  (fr.  :rup(j  by,  and  oiyo;i(j(  to 
go  away)  to  go  or  pass  tiy,  go 
off",  pass  nuay.  impf.  mid.  ra- 
pii>^6liT}v,  -ov,  -CTo.  par.  per 
pass.  -rrapw^Tjiievoi. 

riiipoi^oixii'oiat,  d.  pi.  with  i  add- 
ed, par.  pres.  mid.  of  last. 

n'(poi;^(iKcc,  Ion.  for  irapifiX'^Keif  3 
sin.  pper.  act.  of  same. 

Tlapold),  (fr.  7r(/p'i  by,  and  oi'w  obs. 
to  bear)  see  Trnpaifilpiii.  par.  1  a. 
pass.  TapiimOiK;,  -iiaa,  -iv. 

Y\iipo\taBniviii,  fr.  TtnpH  intens.  and 
o\iaOtiivw,  which  see. 

n(ipo//(ipr/u)  -u,  fr.  same,  and  bjjap- 
Tfw,  whicli  see. 

naoifiapTouvrn,  a.  sin.  mas.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  last. 

Ilapa^oia'^dj,  f.  -airu),  p.  napio/ioia- 
(448) 


nAP 

Ka,  (fr.  next)  to  resemble,  be  like  ; 
to  assimilate,  compare,  liken.  2 
pi.   pres.  ind.  act.   X(ipi>//oio'ftT£. 

Ilopii/ioiof, -9u,  4,  1),  (fr.  iTiipd  by 
and  bfiotof  like)  nearly  reitm- 
bling,  very  like,  similar. 

Ilapdi',  -6t'TC(,  -dvTOi,  cases  of  to- 
pu)v,  par.  pres.  of  iriipEi^i,  to  be 
presait. 

riupui'Ofiaaia,  -a J,  fi,  (fr.  npii  be- 
side, and  Avoiia  a  name)  a  na- 
ming, calling  ;  a  surname  ;  a 
change  of  name,  play  upon  a 
napie  or  word  ;  a  pun. 

^op/)f^'l^u(,  1  a.  int.  act.  —  Ilop- 
o^iviTui,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass. 
—  Xlupv^vvOlltv,  -r}f,  -ri,  1  a. 
opt.  pass,  of 

riapu^vrui,  f.  -vvw,  p.  irapw^vyKa, 
(Ir.  7r(ip(i  intens.  and  o(vvui  to 
whet,  tn.  ofi{  sharp)  to  sharpin, 
whet ;  to  irritate,  provoke,  enrage, 
incense,  (xaspirate  ;  to  instigate, 
urge.  impf.  pass.  Trapui^vvofiriv. 
per.  ind.  pass.  7rapu{i;^/j(ii,  and 
Alt.  TTiipui^vaiiat. 

Tlapo^vofidi,  -ov,  b.  (fr.  last)  irrita- 
tion, provocation,  incitement,  in- 
stigation; a  paroxysm  or  fit; 
dissension,  strife,  contintion. 

Tlapuitrdij)  -(3,  fr.  Trupo  intens,  and 
oTrrdu),  which  see. 

napo!rrf'o5, -on,  b,  i),  (fr.  next)  to 
be  neglected,  overlooked  or  slight- 
ed. 

VlapdiTTniiat,  (fr.  irdpii  by,  and  or- 
ro^iai  to  look)  to  look  aside,  over- 
look, neglect;  to  comiive,  uink 
ot  ;  to  despise,  disregard.  1  a. 
ind.  ])ass.  V(ipw(p0t]v. 

Hapdpaatf,  -loj,  Alt.  -foij,  i/,  (fr. 
next)  inattention,  neglect,  slight, 
contempt. 

Tlapopdoi  -d,  f,  -daia,  p.  Alt.  -cw- 
poKa,  (fr.  vapu  ill,  and  bpdiD  to 
see)  to  look  a-fide  or  askiw, 
glance  sid.ev!ays  ;  to  observe 
slightly,  censure  lightly  ;  to  pre- 
tend not  to  see,  overlook,  con- 
nive or  wink  at  ;  to  neglect,  des- 
pise, slight,  contemn  ;  to  see 
dimly,  be  short-sighterl. 

Tlapopyi^iTe,  2  pi.  pres.  impr.  act. 
of 

tlapopyi^w,  f.  -taw,  and  Alt.  -tu, 
p.  TapivpyfKa,  fr.  napii  intens. 
and  opyt^w,  which  see.  per.  ind. 
pass.  napOipyiBjiai. 

l\iipf>pyiopa,  -arof,  ri,  and  ITijpop- 
yiapii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  ^rouoca- 
tion,  irritation ;  anger,  wrath. 

riopopyiu),  Att.  for  irapopylau),  1  f. 
ind.  act.  of  same. 

riupopl^w,  (fr.  TTopix  ill,  and  bpt^ia 
to  limit)  to  alter  boundaries, 
change  limits ;  to  transfer  or 
force  beyond  bounds ;  to  remove 
or  put  out  of  the  way. 

^opnp^ldo>  -S>,  (fr.  irnpd  intens.  and 
bppdh)  to  incite)  to  exhort  strong- 
ly, encourage  much,  spirit  up, 
urge  vehemently,  instigate. 

Udpoi,  Poet,  before,  before  that, 
Jormerly,  previmisly,  hitherto. 

XldpoTpivw,  (.  -ijvS),  p.  mipwTpvyKa, 
(fr.  rop(i  intens.  and  orpiviu  to 
excite)  to  push  or  urge  on,  insti- 


nAP 


HAS   ' 


gale,  Mtimulaie,  excite,  rouse,  en-  Tldpc^aaii,  -to;,  Att.  -coii,  ^,  Sync 


courage ;   to  aggravate,  exaspe- 
rate, irritate 
XlapoTaa,  Xlafiovaji,  UapoiaT]!,  Ha 


tor  irjpui'^atriic. 
TldpipvKTof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  Sync,  for  ira- 
pdiptvKToi. 


poiiai   or  -ffic,    cases   of  -opuiv,  Tlafiii)S(w,  I.  -j;<7<j,  (fr.  irapd  beside, 
par.  pres.  ofirn'p£if(i,<ofc€//rMen/.|      and  (oiq  a  song)  to  apply  words 
Tl'ipovcia,  -at,  i),  (Ir.  same)  a  com-       othencise  than  intemied  ;  to  pa- 


ing,    arritiat,     approach  ;     pre- 
sence. 
napo^iofiai  -ovftai,   (fr.   rnpa  be- 
side,  and   o)^iii)    to   convey)   to 
ride  beside,  travel  in  the  carriage 
with. 
riupojftTtvw,  (fr.  rapii  by,  and  o;f£- 
T£v«)  to  convey  water,  ih.  o^trbi 
a  canal)    to   change  the  course, 
turn  a  striam  ;  to  interrtpl, 
napo;^os,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  rrapi)^it>  to  pro- 
vide) a  purveyor,  proLider,   ca- 
terer. Or,  (fr.  T!upd  beside,  und 
6xoi  a  carriage)  n  comp'tnion  iti 
a    cumage,    fellow-traveller;     a 
brt'U^s  man. 
niipoii>U,  -lioi,  I/,  (fr.  -znpd  by,  and 
61J.UV  victuals)  a  dish,  platter  for 
mral ;  the  meat  served, 
TlutftrfTtBi'iv,  Tlap-rrtntduiv,  by  Sync, 
for   Tritpinrnridclv   and   ■japairciTi- 
ditv,  which  liy  Aniidipl.  Ion.  for 
vapoTTiduv,  inf.    and  TrnpinriOuiv, 
par.  2  a.  act.  (if  -apuniiduj. 
n«pTT<)(5iu?,  -a,  -01',  or  -nv,  0,  {/,  (fr. 
Tijp'i  beside,  and  vovi  the  foot) 
aht/ut  or    at    the  feet,  before  the 
feet ;  near  nl  hand,  impending, 
IhreiUening. 
I\an'i>riaia,  -af,  I),   (fr.  ff<i{  all,  and 
^/ta)  to  s\H:[iV.)  freedom  of  speech, 
frankness,     openness,      boldness, 
confidence,   independence  ;   pub- 
licity, notoriety 
Hapji'iotd^aiiat,  f.  -aaoftai,  (fr.  last) 
to  speak  frankly,  use  freedom  of 
tpeech,   fc»  bold  or    inileptndinl, 
behave    Milly,    act    conjidently. 
impf.   mid.    cr(ip^»7ffiii^'/uijf,  -ov, 
-CTo.   1  f.  inf.   mid.  itapfinotdaia- 
0at,  1  a.  ind.  mid,  tvap'fjiiaiaad- 
ftiv,  *uj,  -uro. 
Tlap'firiaiaodficvof,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  1  a. 

mid.  of  last. 
nupiJiioi'iarlK,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
free  talker,  bold  speaker ;  con/f- 
drnl,  xiulfpimlent. 
Tliipltr,aida.tiuui,   1    a.   sub.  mid.  of 

iriiOf/rjaincni>nt 
TlnpriOu,   by  Sync,    for   vaoaTiOcl, 
3  .tin.  cont.  pros.  ind.  act.  of  iru- 
pnriOiui  for  rrnpnrlOriiii. 
riuftTiO/Tw,  by  Sync,  for  itnpariOI- 
rill,  'i  »\n.  prcs.  impr.  act.  of  iru- 
oarlOrifn. 
Witpviftnivui  and  T\nov<pdia,  (fr.  napH 
Ix'fiid).',   and    liinin,)  or  [jipdui  to 
weave)  In  uvnve  to  or  al/niif ;  to 
border,    rdife,    Irtm,    par.    per. 
pa^A.  wnpvtpntriilvnf. 
naf>S^4,  -fit,  I),  (fr.  Ia.<t)  o  border, 
tdff,  fac.xnif  ;  a  diest  thus  bnr- 
dtrrd, 


rody,  burlesque. 
nnpuiOeu)  -a,  (fr.  rrapd  intcns.  and 
wOiui  to  drive)  to  cjyiet,  extermi- 
nate, chase,  drive  away  ;  to  ba- 
nish, turn  out,  discard  ;  to  thrust 
aside,  put  out  of  the  way  ;  to 
neglect,  omit  ;  to  delay,  defer, 
put  off".  YlapifiBfoiJiai  -uTtiiai,  to 
Jly,  shun,  avoid  ;  tu  refuse,  ab- 
hor, decline,  par.  pres.  pass,  va- 
pwOcdficfOi  -oC'iiivos. 
UiipwOo),    f.  -(iaw,   (fr.  same,  and 

uiOu>  to  drive)  same  as  last. 
riapuKcuiirif,  -tvof,    11,    (fr.    iropii 
by,  and  uvturof  the  ocean)  Ihi 
sea-coast,  shore  of  the  ocean. 
TliipwKrjan,  -as,  -c  or  -ct;  1   a.  ind. 

act.  ol  T.ipuKcfw. 
riiiptuKic^xt,  -out,  -arai,  per.   ind. 

pass,    of  TTIIpUlKi^W. 

fliipit)Koi6iji]iini,  -am,    -rai,    3    pi. 
viipu)KoioiitiiTiii,  per,  ind.  piiss. 

of  T'lpotKO^Optui. 

rinpiii,   -oiau,   -ov,    par.   pres.   of 

Trdpcifii. 
n<ipwv6/ioj,  -uv,  i,  I'l,  (fr.  TTiipd  be- 
side, and   diofjut   a   name)   sur- 
numed,  calleil  after  another. 
llaoiiivvtTo,  3  sin,   impf,  pass,  of 

TTitpn^vvio. 
riapojo;,  -ov,  h,  11,  of  a  colovr  be- 
tween  ash    and    red,    brown    or 
bay. 
UnpwTtTo,  3  sin.    pper.    pass,    of 

ir-ipuvropat. 
rtupuiTis,  -(i)of,  /;,  (fr.  TTapu  by,  and 
uv(   the   car)    u  svDetting  of  the 
glands  beneath  the  ear, 
napiirpvva,  -u«,  -r,  3  pi.  -vav,  1  a. 

ind.  act.  of  iruporpui'u. 
nup<i;i;»;>f(j,  -"?,  -t,  per.   ind.   act. 
—  r'ripv;(';Kuif,    -via,   -df,    par. 
per.     act.  —  n«pi(j;^i;^f'iof,     ->;, 
-or,  par.  per.  pass,   of  iriip()ix'->- 
riaf,  vaaa,    rnr,    all,    whole,    total, 
entire,     universal,     every ;    any, 
each,  whoever  ;  tlie  greater  part, 
niany,7nuch.  c.   pi.   rravriiiv,  jrn- 
uCjv,    Ion.    rtaafui;    d.    pi.    Triiffi, 
Ion.   iidvTtoaf  rrdaatf  Ion.   ird- 
oiiat, 
n<7{,  a  child's  word  for  father. 
ri'iaa,  rioooi,  Vldanif,  Hiiaav,  Tln- 

aa<,  canes  of  iraj. 
riaarit'.  Dor.   fur  iraour,  g.   pi.   of 

r«(. 
nduiiaOat,  I   a.   inf   mid,  of  tr<io 

pai. 
ri'iVi/,  Xl'liriK,  rirtoi,  cnscH  of  r3( 
WdniOin  and  n>ioiO<!>7,  -ij(,  fit  names 

of  women, 
rinffff'ixn,  a.  win.  of  vdaan^. 
l\iiiTnii>ltt>:of,  (iliin.  of  next)  a  tilll' 


nap((>d II ' f ,    Sync,    for    napnipdiirv,^      peg,  Imlt,  bar,  &r. 

Ion.  for  iino>t<pdvai,  2  n.  in^.  act. '  riiinfffiXoc,  and  All.  IlrfrrnXof, -ou, 
—  U'loipdiittof,  -1),  -or,  Sync.  h,  (pfrliBps  fr.  ninuw  to  fanton) 
for  itnpiKpdiitvof,  -17,  -ou,  par.    2|      njirg,  jdn ;   a  liiill,  bar,  latch;  a 


a.  mid.  —  nfiQ<l>daO<ti,  Sync,  for!      stitkr,  pdr,  ponl,  pillar. 
vopnifinaOai,  2  a.  mf,  mia.  o(ira''naiiadiiivo(,   I'o'-I.   for    nnadfin'os. 


RAT 

Tldcca^,  -Kos,   a  bolt,  bar  ;  a  pin, 

peg. 
Tldaac,    Ion.    for    ivaaat,    3    sin. 

impf.  act.  of  -ndoau). 
Tlaaav6in,  Tlaaaviu,  same  as  nav- 

ovHr),  T.avav^u. 
Ilatrauj  or  -ttid,  f.  -daui,  p.  r.iraKa, 
to   sprinkle,    scatter,    bispriiikle, 
slriw,    dust  ;    to   lay  or   spread 
over  ;  to  variegate,  diversijy,  co- 
lour variously,  adorn. 
Tldaaw,  Dor.  for  Tri/ffcw  or  n-r/yvufii. 
ndardi,   -aio(,    i),    (fr.    TrdociD    to 
sprinkle,    or   ndonai   to   letd)    a 
chanditr,  bedroom  ;  a  porch,  hall, 
room,  parlour. 
WaOToi, -11,-01;  (fr.  vdaaii)  to  sprin- 
kle)  sprinkled,  slreued  ;    spread, 
laid  out.     Subs,  a  bed-chamber. 
Xlaarotpupiuv^  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  last,  and 
(pipui  10  bring)  a  chamber  with  a 
rece.is  or  closet  for  a  bed;  a  bri- 
dal chamber,  bid-room. 
n«cTda)  -w,  (fr.  same)  to  prepare  a 
bed-eliumbcr,   reciive   as   o»i    in- 
7iiale  or  guest ;    to  shelter,  pro- 
tect, lodge,  harbour. 
Uda\a,   TO,   Heb.    indccl.  the  pas- 
chal liniib,  passover. 
nda-x^ii,  3  sin.  -)(intt\>,  -X'"*  I  and 
2  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  ricff^'V"'! 
Ion.  liir  n«'<7;^f(>',  pres.  inf.  act. 

—  ridffp^frw,  3  sill.  pres.    impr, 

—  Tldaxoire,  2  pi,  pros.  opt. 
act.  —  Uoaxivrui,  a.  -xinra,  n, 
pi.  of  l\uaxC)v,  -ovaa,  -iv,  par. 
pres.  act.  of 

fld'c^ui,  f.  mid.  TTciropat,  p.  act. 
viirdOnica,  to  suj/er,  go  throush, 
undergo,  endure  ;  to  ail,  feel, 
erpcrienrc,  be  acted  upon,  receive 
or  bear,  be  njfectiil ;  to  be  natu- 
rally ;  to  do  or  linve  to  do,  help 
one^s  self;  to  avail,  signify,  2 
a.  act.  ind.  iruOov  inf.  mfltiy 
par.  vaOwv.  per.   ind.  mid.  irt- 

TTOl'Sd. 

Iliiodri',  Ion.  Tliiaiuv,  g.  pi.  of  raj. 

riurii,  a  Scythian  word,  to  kill, 
slay. 

UoTiiyeu  -<i,  f.  -tjau),  (fr.  next)  lo 
rattle,  clatter,  ring,  resound, 
crack,  crash,  peal,  clap  ;  to  roar, 
scream. 

Vldruyof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  irardeaui  to 
cla(i)  a  crack,  crash,  peal,  clap, 
rattle,  din,  clatter  ;  u  roar, 
scream,  shriek  ;  a  chattering, 
gnashing,  grinding, 

llaniiicoi,  imngis  or  idols  on  the 
proiis  of  I'hmirian  ships. 

nuritit),  •!}(,  If,  (fr.  rfT(iu)  to  ex- 
pand) a  dish,  plate,  platter,  pan, 
,fitit  pot. 

n<iro'{r/(,  inf  — riiirrffrtf,  par.  I 
a.  a<l.  —  riaTrtf/j,  3  K\u.  I  n. 
Hiib.  act.  —  IldTd'fu),  -iif,  -II,  I 
pi.  -(o^(>',  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  iru- 
rdaau). 

ndrSpa,  -lav,  rd,  Palara,  a  city  of 
Afin. 

nardaaii,  3  sin.  pros.  sub.  act.  of 

lliirMiTiTw,  f.  -fi.),  [>•  vindTaj(<i,  lo 
tnakr  a  noise  uilli  Itit  Irit,  triad. 


pdipnpt- 


3  L 


tran.plr ;  lo  shilte  with  a  sound, 
slap,  clop,  ]>al,  dash,  bit,  smile ;  lo 
;7, -Of,  pur.  I  a.  mid.  of  irua/ini.  1     palpitate,  beat,  Oirub  ;  lo  ujjlict, 
(410) 


HAT 


nAY 


HEA 


hurl,   torment,   hariui ;    to  kill, 

•''".V. 
niir/toOiii  seems  to  conic  from  ira- 
r/u),  but  il  sitjnities  the  same  iis 
rdanaOiu,  I  u.  inf.  mid.  ol  jriio- 

n<iri.iTi,    d.  sin.   par.  pres.   act. 

used  Dor.    for   xnTiovat,   3   pi. 

pros.  ind.  act.  o(  tthtIui. 
Tldrtp,  V,  sill.  —  llnrf'p',  by  Apos. 

for   riiiT/pii,  a.   sin.  —  nurfprj, 

n.  -Ti'puif,  g.  -rf'piif,  u.  pi.  of  rru- 

Tl'lp. 

HiiTipior,  -OX),  T(l,  (dim.  of  same) 
rffur  Utile  father,  my  good  fa- 
ther. 

Tlarlia  -u),  f.  -<o-u),  p.  rtirrfrijva,  to 
treat,  wnlk  vpon  ;  to  walk  aliout, 
be  among  or  arquaintid  with ; 
to  spurn,  dcitpi/ie,  contemn  ;  to 
trample  tip/m^  crush,  suhrhie, 
keep  m  suhjirlion.  1  a.  ind.  pass 
titiiTiiOnv,  -m,  -n- 

ndri)//'!,  -uroi,  rd,  (fr.  last)  nni/ 
thini;  trampled  on  ;  a  Irampling 
or  treading  vpon  ;  oppression, 
suhjcrlion. 

Hariw,  -ipoi,  and  by  Sync.  -005,  a 
fiU/ur  ;  a  progenil'ir,  forifuher, 
ancestor ;  a  founder,  origin, 
source,  author ;  a  teacher,  in- 
structor, pastor. 

Tlurt'iaa;,  -aaa,  -av,  1  a.  par.  act. 
—  ri'iri/iTii),  -£!?,  -£i,  3  pi.  -aovai, 
1  r.  ind.  act.  of  rnr/ui.   , 

ri'iTrjTds,  -h,  -iiv,  (fr.  same)  trod  or 
trampled  upon. 

Tldriios,  -ov,  h,  Patmos,  an  island 
in  the  JEgcan  sea. 

Haroi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  irareii)  to  tread) 
o  beaten  track,  path,  road  ;  in- 
tercj)urse,  intimacy  ;  dirt,  filth. 

Xlaroiiinoi,  -r),  -ov,  par.  pres. 
piss.  cont.  of  same. 

Xltirpt,  -u?,  and  Ion.  JJiirprj,  ->;s, 
ri,  (fr.  varhp  a  father)  country^ 
native  land  ;  a  family. 

XlarpiotKipoi,  and  Poet.  XlaTOafiiX- 
(pcoi,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same,  and  (!(?/X- 
ipoi  a  brother)  afUher^s  brother  ; 
an  uncle. 

H'iraaOc,  (fr.  Trdrpa  a  family)  of 
that  family,  branch  or  race  ;  from 
home. 

TlaTon^uiaf,  Of  IlnrpaXiiaf,  -ov,  b, 
(fr.  TTarfip  a  father,  and  oA/u  or 
dXXv//i  to  destroy)  a  parricide, 
■murderer  of  his  father. 

Tlnrpdai,  d.  pi.  of  rrnrrip. 

Tlirpn,  -rjf,  fi,  Ion.  for  Trdrpa. 

Uarpi,  d.  sin.  of  warj/p. 

Ilaroiu,  -as,  li,  (fr.  irnrhp  a  father) 
a  family^  kindred,  tribe;  a  rare, 
progeny ;  the  origin  or  original 
of  a  family. 

n-iTpinpY'?f>  -»•'.  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
do^iii  to  begin)  a  pnfriurch,  head 
nfa  family ;  a  chief  of  the  fathers. 

ITarpi'i^'i,  riaTpirii,  cases  of  Traroii. 

n<iTpif«6{,  -n,-iv,  (fr.  same )/a/AfT. 
ly,  paternal,  parcnlrd ;  heredita- 
ry, patrimonial. 

Tldrotoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  of  a 
father,  fatherly,  paternal;  from 
a  father,  hereditary  ;  of  one's 
country,  native. 

IIoTpid -?i5of ,  n,  (fr.  same)  country. 


native  land  or  city.     Adj.  native, 
pattrnat,  original. 
riurpiiurt/j,  -01',  i,  (fr.  last)  a  coun- 
tryman, of  the  same  country,  na- 
tion or  people. 
nnTpidrif,  -lioi,  f/,   (fr.   same)  a 

countrywoman. 
riiij-prf/Jodj,  -ov,  h,  a  man's  name. 
riurpU(io/yi'(;roj, -on,  h,  (Ir.  same, 
and  Kiiaiyiniroi  a  brother)  a  fa- 
thcr\i  brother,  an  uncle. 
riarpiK^ois  -i){,  -icoi  -io;  -ouf,    b, 
and  rin'rpoKAoj,  -ov,  h,  Patroctus, 
a  man's  name. 
riitrpoTriipdfioTOi,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  irn 
Ti'ip  a  father,  and  TrapnM^wut  to 
deliver)   delivered  from  one  s  fa- 
ther, handed  dov:n  from  our  an- 
cestors, traditional. 
riitTflo-rraTiop,   -opof,    6,    (Cr.    same 
repeated)  a  father's  father,  pa- 
ternal grahdfilher. 
rinToAf,  s..  sin.  of  niTi'p. 
niiTpoTV7Tr)i<:,  -iiv,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
TVTtriii  to  strike)  a  poT'icide,  who 
strikes  his  father. 
n«rpoP;^;o5,  -nv,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same,  and 
/vo)  to  have)  inheriting  from  the 
father.     Subs,  an  heir  or  heiress. 
ri'iTpo^oi'aif,  -f')?,  6,  (fr.  same,  and 
<Pofcvi   a  murderer,  th.   li/rw   to 
kill)  «  parricide,  killer  of  his  own 
or  an  nl  Iter's  Jut  her. 
UoTpw^u),   (fr.  same)   to  follow  his 
father's  example,  imitate  his  fa- 
ther, walk  171  his  steps. 
narpwi'of,  -01),  b,  I'l,  and  TIiiTpiZos, 
-n,  -01',  (fr.  jrari'ip  a  father)  of  a 
father,     paternal  ;      descendins 
from  a  father,  hereditary,  ances- 
tral ;  n'ltive. 
WdTTii\oi,  -ov,  b,  see  TrduiraXof. 
ndrro),  Att.  for  -rdaou). 
Y[iivc,  pres.  impr.   act. — X^nvcrai, 
3  sin.  —  Uiiv'ji'Oii,    1    pi.   pres. 
ind.  mid. — WnvBt],  Ion.  for  ivav- 
f)rt,^  sin.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  ofirnuoi. 
T\av\a,  -rji,  1'/,  (fr.   -rnniu)  to  stop)  a 

cessation,  rest,  interval. 
n«5Ao;,    -ov,    b,   Paul,   a    man's 

name. 
Wnvpihiot:,   -ov,    6,    1/,    (fr.   Trniipo? 
few,  th.  -naviii  to  slop)  very  little, 
small;  very  few,  hut  Utile. 
Unhpnv,  (neiit.  of  same)  little,  but 

little,  too  little,  hardly. 
riaup'ii'rrp,  (fr.  same)  a  little,  for 

a  little  while  or  a  short  time. 
XluTipoi,  -a  and   Ion.  -ri,  -ov,  (fr. 
ini'u  to  stop) /ru',  little  ;  small, 
diminutive;  short.    Comp.  vav- 
pHrcpOf. 
llatiaai,  1  a.  inf.   act. — Tlavadne- 
vof,  -17,  -01',   par.    1   a.   mid.  — 
YldvnnaQnt,     1     a.    inf.    mid.  — 
WavaaaOi,  2  pi.  1   a.  impr.  mid. 
T\nv(!dani,n.  pi.  fem.of — Tlnvirdi, 
-dan,  -OV,  par.  I  a.  act.  —  V[nv- 
adrt,),  3  sin.  1   a.   impr.  act.  — 
Tiaiatin,  -nq,  -I,  1  a.  opt.  ^'ol. 
act.  — Viiivaoixai,    -7),    -erni,     3 
pi.   -aovTui,   1    f.    ind.    mid.    of 
iraiJu. 
Vlnvatf,  -tof,  Att.  -ewi,  !/,  (fr.  rat'w 
to    slop)    a    cessation,    interval, 
rest,  pause,  intermission. 
riavauiXri,  -rji,  »/,  ffr.  same)  a  ces- 
(450) 


sation,    rest,    interval,    intermi$» 
sion. 
niiva<!>iiioOa,  Poet,  for  iravaiiptOat 

1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of 
nui'ii),  f.   -ffoi,  p.  7r/ir<iii<(n,  to  make 

pause  or  cease,  put  a  slop  to  ;  to 
restrain,  repress,  cluck,  binder; 
to  alliiy,  assuage,  mitigate,  calm, 
piicify  ;  to  loiter,  deity,  linger, 
Tluvuiiat,  to  stop,  rrusr,  pause, 
rest;  toalixtain,  witlthobl,  refrain; 
to  rest,  subside,  abate,  inUrmit ; 
to  end,  conclude,  terminate.  I  a. 
net.  innvaa'  impr.  iraOffoi',  -oru. 

2  a.  ind.  act.  in&ov  pass,  tiraijv. 
iinpf.    pass,    cnaviifittv,  -uv,  iro, 

3  pi.  tvaiovTo.  per.  ind.  pass, 
Tttiraviiai.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  iitavad' 
fir/v,  -111,  -aro. 

na(l)\3yu>v,  -6voi,   b,  a  Paphlago- 

ni  tn. 
ndipXa^tv,  Ion.  for  c-rdip\a^i,  3  sin. 

inipf  act lla^Ad^oiro,  3  sin. 

pres.  opt.  pass,  of 
Tliiip^d^u),     {fr.    ^Au'^u)     to    burst 

forth)   to  boil  up,   bubble,  work, 
ferment ;  to  rage  as  the  sea  ;  to 
fret,  storm,  bluster. 
nd0os,  -ov,  I/,  Paphus,   a  city  of 

Cyprus. 
n«'x£"?,  Dor.  for  iri'ixcas,  a.  pi,  of 

n'i;^;£?ii,  n.  sin.  fern.  —  Tla^cTa, 
and  Ion.  Ha^cij],  d.  sin.  fem,  of 

Traill  f. 

nn^Ojj,  Dor.  for  itvx^fii  3  sin.  1  a, 
sub.  pass,  ofvi'iyvvfii. 

U'iX''Vi  -'•/?»  '/I  koar  frost,  frozen 
dew. 

rLaxvtjct?,-taera,-ev,(fr.  last)/ros/y, 

Hdxvof,  and  Tldxoi,  -£o{  -ouj,  ri, 
{fr.  naxiis  'hick)  thickness,  big- 
ness, grossness  ;  fatness,  plump- 
ness. 

Tlaxv6w,  -u),  (fr.  irrf^^vi;  frost)  to 
freeze,  congeal,  condense  ;  to 
thicken,  coagulate,  curdle  ;  to 
thrill,  feel  horror  ;  to  sadden, 
grieve,  vex,  depress. 

ndxoi,  -eoi  -ovi,  rd,  see  T^dxvof. 

nit\vihpixo;,  -ov,  b,  >],  (fr.  -irtixvt 
tiiick,  and  (5f'p/^a  skin)  thick- 
skinned  ;  hardened,  obdurate  ; 
stupid,  dull,  clownish,  rough, 
ignorant. 

UaxvvOth,  -tiaa,  -iv,  par.  1  a. 
pass,  of 

Utiyvvii),   f.    -Bi'w,   p.    TTizdxvyKa, 
(Ir.  next)  to  thicken,  make  fat  or 
gross^  fatten  ;  to  render  dull  or 
stupid,  stiipify.   per.  ind.   pass. 
TtcTTilxvt'iiui,  I  a.  ind.  pass.  £7ra- 
XvvOr/v. 
Uax^ff  -''">   ""t  '''"^^1  close,  com- 
pnrtyfirm  ;  strong,  robust,  stout ; 
broad,  large,  wide  ;  fat,  greasy  ; 
rich,   sleek ;    gross,  plump,  cor- 
pulent, muscular  ;  heavy,  weigh- 
ty ;  dull,  stupid,  slow,  sluggish  ; 
coarse,    rough,    rude,    ignorant, 
rloiunish. 
Uaxvrrii,  -nro;,  *.   (fr.    ast)  tkick- 
7iess,  grossness  ;  fatness,  corpu- 
lency ;  dulness,  stupidity. 
rif/w  -S>,  see  rrdoiiai. 
TMfn,  JRn\.  for  jxctu. 
ndda,    lUidcfv,    Ion.    Picon,    for 


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ir£^^,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  i  Ilf^i;.  (d.  sin.  of  same  ;    or  of  irc- 


and  Tlii^v,  pres.  inf.  act.  com 
of  rfi^uu). 

llil' iJOKuy,  3  pi.  impf.  act.  ofr-t^u- 
rt'(T«u),  Ion.  for  same. 

HeSuypCTDi,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  itida 
.^ol.  for  ftiTa  after,  and  aypiio 
or aypcvu)  to  hunt)  caught  (tgiiin, 
seized,  taken  in  JliglU,  overtaken, 
arrested. 

nd  tipm,  JEo\.  for  litra/pu). 

riii  ifietiioi,  JEol.  for  iitTaiiii^u),       j 

ntidv&i,  -II,  -ov,  (fr.  vi6tiy  the 
grounJ)  ylV/H,  strong,  solid;  on 
the  ground,  low  ;  humble,  feeble. 

ndiipaioi,  -ov,   6,  li,  jEoI.  for  /ic- 

TfioCtO^, 

Tlifni,  a.  pi.  of  T.ihti. 
n.iaijai — Xliiaaov,  Dor.    for  viifi- 
CM,  inf.  .ind  -ici&tiaov,  impr.  1  a. 
act.  of  TrtSdui. 
rttSiiippiav,  -jfof,  b,  II,  (fr.  riSti  fet- 
ters, and  (ppi'iD  the  mind)  enslav- 
ed in  mind,nUhralled, prejudiced ; 
weak  m  understanding,  dull,  stu- 
pid, foolish.   Or,  (fr.  ireSa  JE,o\. 
tor  fitri  after,  and  same)  a/ta- 
wisp,  hiowins  too  Lite. 
Ucidui,  and  TlcSiii)  -d,  f.   -tjaoi,  p. 
VLiriinKa,    (fr.    iriin   fetters)     to 
biwi  with  chains,  fetter,  shackle  ; 
to  tic,  fasten,  entangle,  hamper, 
impede. 
Tlc6ip)(^'ilfit,  JEol.  for  ficTfp)^Ofiat. 
Tl'.diu)  -li,  see  rr  Snu). 
mil,  -li,  f),  (perhaps  fr.  itouq  the 
fojt)  a  sh'ickle,  fetters,  a  chain  ; 
a  gin,  snare,  trap, 
nicnaiv,  Ion.  (or  LTiiiiac,  3  sin.   1 

a.  md.  act.  of  rti/iui. 
Udo'frii,  -ov,  b,  }i,  (fr.  niin  fetters) 
bound,  chained,  fettered.      Sabs. 
a  bondsman,  sUve,  captive, 
IliJia;,   -dSof,    II,   (fr.    niSlov   the 

pl.iin)  level  country,  plain. 
lliltXof,  -ov,  rd,  a  shoe,    slipper, 

s.^wUii ;  winged  shoes. 
Iltiii'ds  and  TlcStivif,  -i),  -iv,  (fr. 
iriSov   the    ground)  plain,   Jlnt, 
level,   c/uimprtign  ;  liiw. 
Xliiiotr,  -ov.  Ion.  -010,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
Jl  it  or  level  grouiul,  a  plain  ;  a 
piece  of  ^rnunil,  field, 
miiov,  -ou,  ri,    (dun.  of  Trlirj  fet- 
ters) a  small  chain  or  shackle. 
Iliiioti6ftoi,  -ov,  A,//,  (fr.  i:liov  the 
>;rcjtiiiii,  and  vifiu)  to  rule)  guard- 
I 'I?  tlie  pLiins. 
Ili6to:rX6KTvrnf,-ov,b,^,  (fr.  same, 
and  rr\  f/eai-i  to  Hirike)  striking  in 
Ir  im/ilin^  the  pl'iiiis. 
TlK^iOrr,  (fr.  ni;xl)  from  the  ground 
or  earth  ;  from  the  bottom,  fro,n 
helow  ;  from  the  s<iH,  nntive. 
VHior,  -ou,  t4,  ground,  soil,  rarth  ; 
liwl'ttfi,  plain  ;  a  honkr,  bouiul- 
nf). 
rii^f>aTi,'t?i(,  -lot  -oB(,    h,    //,     (fr. 
Lint,   and    nrdiiu)    to    trample) 
Ir'irnphng  the  pl'uns. 
n/yi,  -If,  hi ''"  •"''■  "f  the  fool ;  Ou 
fool  ;  ft  fringe,  list,   Imrdcr  ;  the 
r4^e,    rim,   brim ;    bank,  shore, 
CO  at, 
nr{(iiu),  (fr.    Iai"t)  to  travel  on  fool, 
march ;     In    go    by  land,    pros 
ioL  a/A,  rc^ctSciv. 


^os",  viz.  hi]))  on  foot 
Tic^K.v,  -oil,  70,  (neut.  of  next)  thi 

infantry,  foot  snlliery. 
Tli^Uii,  -i),  -01',  (fr.   fff^a  the  sole 
of  the  foot)   on  foot,  pedestrian, 
of  a  footman,  of  infantry. 
Ilc^ojidas,  -ou.  6,  (fr.  same,  and /Joij 
a   battle    shout)    who  fights  on 
foot ;  afoot  warrior  or  soldier. 
Tlc^Ofidyai,    Dor.    for   flf^oficj;^)??, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and  iidxofiai  to 
fight)  a  foot  soldier  or  infantry- 
man ;  a  landsman. 
n£(,"'j/ia;^{u),  (fr.   same)  lo fight  on 

foot  or  on  land. 
Tlc^oftdxi, -li,  and  n£^o/<a;ti<i,-ac, 
^,  (fr.  same)  a  battle  of  infantry, 
fii^ht    on  foot,    engagement  by 
land. 
n/(Jbf,  -ri,  -ov,  (fr.  iTf^d  the  sole  of 
the    foot)    on  foot,  infantry,  pe- 
destrian, performed  on  foot,  on 
land.     Subs,   a  fooUnan  or  sol- 
dier. 
U.U,  Dor.  for  ttoS. 
Xlad\  Ion.  for  incidc,  3  sin.  impf. 

act.  of  zclOii). 
HttOap)(^f'j>  -u>,  f.  -JjCTW,  p.  TrcTTCiBdp- 
XIK'i,   (fr.  r^dOojiai  to  obey,  and 
upYuiv  a  ruler)  to  obey  a  superior, 
yield  obedience,  comply,  submit. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  tTrci.O<ipxt<ra 
riiiOiipxla,  -Hi,  I'l,   (fr.   same)  obe- 
dience, suhjeclion,  submission. 
HciOeii,  2   sin.  -Ooficv,  1  pi.    pres. 
ind.    act.  —  XlciOifitv,   Ion.    for 
TTtlOav,  pres.  inf.  act.  —  Hcidcu, 
Ion.  for  -liOov,  pres.  impr.  pass. 

—  TlelQcadiit,  pres.  inf.  pass.  — 
riciOicrOc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr. 
pass.  —  nclOijTiii,  3  sin.  pres. 
sub.  pass,  of  iTtiOu). 

riciBfu),  and  TliOiu)  -d,  Poet,  and 

.\lt.  for  TTtlOu). 
netOi'ivioi,  -nv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  viiOonai  to 

obey,  and  yi/n  a  bridle)  obedient, 

submissive,  tractable. 
II'-W";"",  pres.  ind.  pass.,  or  mid. 

—  rTci0(5/ici'of,  -ti,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  —  WdOovTo,  Ion.  fijr  cnii- 
0  ivTo,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of  rti'Su). 

TleiOi);,  -^,  -Hv,  same  as  TriOavbi, 
only  found  in  1  Cor.  ii.  4. 

TTrlOfiv,  pres.  impr.  mid.  of  vclOw. 

ri'iOnvi,  g.  sin.  conl.  of  next. 

tlciOii,  -6oi  -ovi,  II,  (fr.  TclOta  lo 
persuade)  Ihc  goddess  of  ;>cr- 
suaiion  ;  persuniion,  fair  speech, 
insinunlinn  ;  an  iniprrssion,  opi- 
nion, belief  ;  obedience,  sub- 
mifiion,  compliance,  obsequious- 

TIC'S. 

rii/'flu),  r  nilnu,  p.  rInciKa,  to  bind 
or  lie  to  in  order  lo  lead,  turn, 
conduct ;  to  persuade,  convince, 
prevail  on,  i'lfiuencr,  in'htre, 
urge  ;  to  apprnv,  propitiate,  re- 
concile ;  lo  corrupt^  srdtirr,  bri'ie  ; 
to  procure,  o'llriin.  nilOoynt, 
lo  nstriit,  rompli/^  rondcsrrrxil  ; 
to  obey,  Duhinil,  i/ield  ;  lo  lielievr, 
trust,  depend  or  rely  upon.  I 
n.  ind.  act.  iTrnai,  2  a.  acl. 
ind.  liiOnr,  Ion.  nliriO'iV Jinr.  vi- 
Oi'ov,  Ion.  rtniOiov.  im|ir.  p0m. 
twnOiur,v,-of,-irn,ncr.  pass. ind, 
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jr/fffcff/ini •  par.  Trerrio/ifVof,  la. 
puss.  ind.  c-r:cie0iii.  1  f.  ind. 
puss.  TruaOi'iTofiut.  per.  mid.  ind. 
riiTOtda'  inf.  ;rt;roiOfiai'  par.  jr£- 
■sroiOtis.  pper.  mid.  cvczoiOciv, 
Ion.  evcTToidta. 
Hcidiifitda,   1  pi.   pres.  sub.  pass. 

—  tlciOuiv,  -ovou, -01,  par.  pres. 
act.  of  last. 

TleiKw  or  IlfVai,  f.  -|w,  p.  vi^txa,  to 
comb  the  hair  ;  to  card  or  dress 
wool  or  ila.x  ;  to  shear.  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  fnix^nv-  por.  ind.  mid. 
jr/no/Cii. 

Xlciva,  and  Ion.  Udirj,  -i?f,  i),  hun- 
ger, want  or  desire  of  food  ;  fa- 
mine. 

ritii^i,  3  sin.  conl.  pres.  ind.  act. 

—  IJcivav,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont. 
of  ncivditi. 

IletvSXtoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  iri7va  hun- 
ger) hungry,  famishing,  starved. 

n£uaiTi,Dor.  for  TTfiiiiiiTi,  d.  sin. 
cont.  par.  pres.  act.  —  fltira- 
aai,  1  a.  inf  act.  —  nfiid'otTt, 
-aovat,  2  and  3  pi.  I  f.  ind.  act. 

—  Heivdaji,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
of 

Utivdii)  -(3,  f.  -data,  and  ntii'/cj-w, 
f.  -fjau),  (fr.  trnva  hunger)  lo  hun- 
ger,  be  hungry,  dtsirc  food  ;   to 
want,  be  poor ;  to  long  or  pine 
for,  covet,  wish  earnestly, 
ndviiijii,  same  as  last. 
lUiijiv,  Dor.    for  nciv^v,  pros.  inf. 
act.  coiit.  of  same. — ricin'iitcKu, 
JEol.  for  Trciif/i"  or,  for  rrturjiui, 
pres.  inf.  act.  of  ttaviifii. 
Xlupd,  -ai,   I'l,  endeavour,  attempt, 
icff'ort,  trial,  experiment  ;     prac- 
tice,   experience  ;  fraud,  diccit, 
cunning,  artifice. 
ritipij,  -(7$,    I'l,    (fr.   TTctpoj  to  jiass 
through)  tlie point  or  edge  of  a 
weapon. 
Tlctpd^ii),    f.    -dau),    TTCTTclpiiKa,    (fr. 
TTCipii  an   at(empt)  to  endeavour, 
attempt,  exert,   make  an   effort , 
lo  try,  prove,   explore,  examine, 
sift,    search  out  ;    to  tempt,  se- 
duce.    1    a.   act.   ind.   encipaaa' 
inf.  irctpdaat.  per.  ind.  pass.  jr£- 
jTiipia^iit,    I   a.   pass.   ind.  trrti- 
pdaOiiv'  sub.  TTUpiiaOui'  inf.    irfc 
paaOlfvai. 
ncipd^ii}v,  -own,  -oi',n.  pi.  -^ovrti, 
par.    pres.   act.    of  last.      Subs. 
a  tempter  ;  the  devil. 
TiclpoO',  Apos.    for  nclpara,   pi.  of 

rupif. 
ncip'iOtltiv,  -m,  -rjt  1  1.  opt.  pa.ss. 
— riiipnOu),  -Jji,-^,  3  pi.  iTiipaOui- 
at,  I  a.  Hub.  pass,  of  nctpdui. 
Tltipfili'ui,  same  aH  mpilvio. 
rid'oio,   anil  \li7pii,  -aroi,  ri,  seo 
vp  I{. 

ridfi  iTrii,  I  a.  inf.  act.  — Tlclpaam, 
'.I  sin.  I  a.  opi.  act.  ;  or  I  a. 
ini|)r.  mid.  —  ncip-iaOiU,  -tinn, 
-II,  (lar.  — WtipaaOilviii,  mf.  la. 
pass.  —  rifipiffOj';?,  -Or,rt,  2  'in. 
an  I   i»I.    1   u.   sub.  pass,  of  mt- 

'"*'''*'•  ,    ,f 

nilonaif,  -mi.  All.  -(i.i(,  //,  (fr.  irri- 

pdl^ui  lo    Iry)    'I    trial,     nttempt, 

endeavour  ;    a  trmplalion,  lolirU 

tation. 


nEi 

nttpaa^li<,  -ofi,  6,  (fir.  same)  (in  -  'i- 
rfriifuur,  nUrvipl^lriiil ;  uUtiipln- 
lion,  eitlictmmt, 
ntip(iori)f,  -oB,  b,   (fir.  same)  one 
who  Irits  or  altemiils  ;   a  UwpUr, 
seiturt  r. 
n£ip,iorr»6$,  -r),  -di,  (fr.  same)  /ry- 
inn,  uHrmfitiiis  ;   vainly    cmlca- 
vouring,    xmjf'tctunl  ,"     viconclu- 
sivf. 
ntlp)iT\  for  itclpiirai  pi.  of  TT(7pni. 
nciiJiir(»(,->i,  -'i-i  (Ir.  irtipau)  to  try, 
th.   irtipd    an    attempt)   must  be 
altetnpldl,  is  to  he  tried,  &.C.   ac- 
cordiiif;  to  the  verb. 
ritip'iTu'u),  f.  -ivaii),  (fr.  TTtiparilf  a 
piruti)  to  be  a  pirate;  to  plmt- 
dir,  pillage  ;  toscize,  hold. 
nfip.iTi;pio», -ou,Td,  (iieiit.  of  next) 
u  ncH    or    hdunt   of  pirates  ;    a 
troop  of  robhcrs. 
IlcipiTi  piiif,  -ou,  b,  li,  (fr.  TTCtpdui  to 
try)  trying;  to  he  tried,  stihmil- 
tin^  to  proof.     Also,    piratical, 
plundering. 
rit.oari/f,    -ou,  0,  (fr.  irttpiiw  to  at- 
tempt ;  or  TTiipio  to  pass  through) 
a  roier,    ailvcnlwcr  ;    a  pirate, 
ptundiTir,  rohhtr, 
XliipitTui,  3  sin.  pres.  inipr.  act.  of 
Ildp'i'ui  -a,   f.  -lioh),  and  -)}trw,  p. 
ff.rtipinfn,  (fr.  Trcrpci  an  atlempt) 
to  endeavour,  try.  attempt,  essay, 
strive,  ejcerl ;  to  explore,  examine  ; 
to  attack,  assault,  try  to  take  ;  to 
tempt,   solicit,   seduce ;  to  prove, 
expiri-nce.    impf    pass,   encipuo- 
t>i)i'  -(o/iiji'i  -dnv  -Ci,  -aero  -aro,  3 
pi.  -nnvTO  -Gii'To. 
WiipriQriviii,  I  a.  inf.  pass. — ITtip;/- 

aat,  1  a.  iinpr.  mid.  of  last, 
n  iprjri'^w,    (Ir.   same)    to   try,   en- 
deavour, attempt  ;  to  tempt,  se- 
duce. 
TlcipiOooi,  -ov,b,  Pirithous,  a  man's 

name, 
ritipii'j,  -ivOns,  //,  a  basket,  hamper 

or  lioot  iillac.lieil  to  a  carnage. 
T[tipii>,  I.  -tpui,  p.  Ttin.ipKii,  to  po-ts 
through,  go  along,  cross  over  ;  to 
jiierce,  thrust,  strike  or  elriie 
diroHgh  ;  to  fix,  stick  or  fasten 
in  or  upon.  1  a.  ind.  act.  tvei- 
pn.  2  a.  ind.  act.  i-napov.  per. 
md.  pass,  niitapjini,  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  i-napdriv.  per.  ind.  mid. 
Ttiitop  I. 
IIcipu,  2  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr. 
mid.  —  ritipuiuro,  Ion.  for  jrci- 
p]>vTo,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  opt. 
pass.  —  nfipw/i£0a,  1  pi.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  pass.  —  Uttodiixtvui, 
par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  of  stipa'u). 
ritica,  -rji,  II,   (fr.  ntidw  to  bind)   a 

cable. 
Tliiaai,  for  niaai,  1  a.   inf.  act.  of 

irtrioKio. 
HciauK,  -aiofi,    JFm\.  for  riciVa;, 
-aaa,  -av,   n.  pi.  -Gavres,  par.  1 
a.  act.  of  rcidu). 
Tlitaa)(^ii\tvof,-ov,  b,  q,  (fr.  vciOia  to 
obey,  and  ;^<iXii'df  a  bridle)  tjbe- 
dient  to  the  reins. 
Tliiereai,   Ion.    for    irctait,    2  sin.   1 
f.   ind.    mid.  —  FltiVtij,  2  sin.  1 


REA 

1  (.  inf.  n\id. — ndap,  2  sin.  1  f. 
ind.  mid.  —  IlciaOtis',  -uaii,  -h, 
n.  pi.  niiaOiiTci,  pur.  1  a.  pass. 
—  rinotirii'di,  1  a.  inf  pu8S.  — 
nciaOfii,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass. — 
Tlnadi'iaofiat,  3  pi.  -Oi'iaoirat,  I  f. 
ind.  pass,  of  irtiO^. 
FltiffioT-porof,  -ou,  i,  Pisistratus,  a 

man's  name. 
Wilaiin,  -(Irov,  rd,  (fr.  vMu  to  per- 
suade)   confidence,    trust,    bold- 
ness,  ns.iurance  ;    a   pcrsua.'iion, 
opinion,   helte.f ;    a   rope  used  to 
manage  the  helm,  tilUr-rope  ;  a 
cable,  halser  or  hnuscr. 
UtKr/iori),  -Tii,  b,  (fr.   same)  a  per- 
suasion, opinion,  belief, 
riiiaoftai,  -II,  -cTni,  1  f.    ind.  mid. 

ol  TTiia^Di  or  of  TTtiflo). 
Yldaos,  and  Titans,  -eoi  -ovi,  ri,  (fr. 
TTiu)   obs.  for  which   Trd'u  to  wa- 
ter) a  marsh,  suamp,  savannah, 
vieadow  ;  a  garden. 
UctaTios,-n,  -ov,  (fr.  -miBu)  to  per- 
suade)  must  be  complied,  is   to 
be  obeyed,  &c.  according  to  the 
verb. 
Wiiarfip,  -npoi,  b,  (fr.  TrdOta  to  per- 
suade) a })ersuader,  adviser;  obe- 
ditnt,    attentive,    submissive;  a 
cord,  rope. 
TliKov'Xi'uv,  -ov,  tH,  (fr.  Lat.  pecu- 
lium,    a  servant's  savings)   pri- 
vate property,  one's  own  share. 
nf'/fu),  same  asrffVw. 
lltXiiyfuc'i  Ion.  (or  ■ni)idyi.at,  d.  |)1. 

ol  TTfAiiyos. 
XliXnyWw,   (fr.  next)   to  invmlalc, 
overflow,      stagnate,      stand     in 
pools  ;  to  cross  the  ocean. 
Tlf^Hyiii,  -to?  -(ivi,T<i,  (perhaps  fr. 
v'Solov  a  ship,  and  n'yw  to  lead) 
the  sea,  eiceav,  great  diep. 
ritXfjywi',    -oi'Of,    b,    Pelagon,    n 

man's  name. 
n.X(i('uj,  f.  -Sato,  p.  Tr:ire\aKa,  (fr. 
Tr/Xrts  near)  to  thaw  near,  ap- 
proach, reach,  arrive  at  ;  come 
to  land  ;  to  strike  or  flash  u- 
gainst  ;  to  approximate,  bring 
near ;  to  give,  grant,  bestow.  1 
a.  impr.  act.  tt/Xuooi',  Poet,  ri- 
XanfTiiv. 

ITtXuOu),  f.  -aVu),  same  as  last. 

Flf'Xuvos,  -ou,  b,  a  cake  of  meal  or 
bran  use'l  in  sacrifices  ;  auy 
cake  or  hardened  lump  ;  clotted 
foam. 

ritXi/pyoi;,  -ou,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  rrXo? 
black,  and  npybs  white)  a  stork  ; 
njug  u;ith  a  long  spout. 

WMf,  (perhaps  fr.  ir/Xi*  to  bring 
nigh)  near,  nigh,  hard  by.  comp. 
irXr/o-iov,  sup.  irtXaardro).  'Oiri- 
Xn$,  one  near,  a  neighbour  ;  ano- 
ther, some  other. 

nfyaaav.  Ion.  for  r.-ri'Xnisav,  3  [il. 
]  a.  ind.  act.  —  Wi\iiaat,  inf.  — 
rXtXanrij,  -naa,  -av,  par.  1  a. 
act.  of  Tn\ilC,ii>- 

ntX'/uyoi,  -uiv,  01,  Pclacgi,  an  an- 
cient name  of  the  Greeks. 

ntX-iuOfis,  -ilea,  -iv,  par.  1  a.  pass. 
— ncXdaOn,  Ion.  for  n:i\dnOti,  3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  V[t\dnijni<;, 


a.  ind.  act.  —  Wtttriiiiv,  Ion.  fori     Kol.    and    Poet,    for    iri'Sdnns, 

iftioiiv,  I  f.  inf,  act XldaiaOai,  \     -ana,  -nv,  par.  1  a.  act. —  IltXao' 

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nEA 

aov.  Poet,  for  iriXaaov,  1  a.  impr. 
act.  of  n-iXrffu). 

njX(injj,-oi),  i,  (fr.  Slime)  uneuho 
ajiproai  Ins  or  comes  nteir ;  an 
inhabitant,  native,  duilltr,  neigh- 
bour ;  a  client,  dejjiudunt,  ttr- 
vant,  hiriling. 

rifXnTij,  -Woj, /;,  (fr.  same)  same 
as  last  in  fem.  gen. 

IlfXcfu)  -li,  same  as  iriXrf^oi. 

ri(X(t'o{, -ou,  b,  Fee  ciriS'Oni. 

n/X(f)p(U',  -ov,  rd,  see  TrXiOpor. 

rij'Au,  (impcrs.  fr.  mXw  lo  be)  it 
is ;  it  hapjiens,  fans,  orniis. 

Il/Xtin,  -u$,  and  riiXfius,  -o(5oj,  fi, 
a  jiigeov,  dove. 

rifXtiuoi  or  -(Tif,  d.  pi.  of  rtXtiof. 

HtXtKiu',  and  lUXtMij,  -ni'/j  and 
•iiiTOi,h,  (fr.  next)  apilican. 

ritXtKd'w  -tu,  f  -ioii),  (fr.  7r/Xt*i;j  an 
axe)  to  cut  with  an  axe,  hew, 
cleave,  chop,  cut,  pare,  smooth. 

rifXfVvjuM,  -orof,  ri,  (fr.  I;  st)  hew- 
ines,  chips,  shuiings  which  seive 
for  kindling  a  Jire,  finvood. 

ntXtKi/rAj,  -fi,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  hew- 
ed, cut  ;  dressed  with  an  uxe, 
sriioiitluil,  plaTied, 

IliXcif/^a),  f.  -low,  p.  niTTiXiKiKa,  (fr. 
jrf'XtkDj  an  axe)  to  cut  uiih  an 
'IXC,  hew  ;  to  behead,  per.  pass, 
ind.    -Kt-niKiKiCfiai'   par.    TrtirtXt- 

KlO/j/l'Of. 

WeXtKivoi,  -tiv,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  plant 
called  axr-fitch,  hutrhil-Jilih  or 
axi-woit.  Also,  a  bird  of  the 
duck  kind,  the  shoveller. 

Ui\eKKt]otr,  Ion.  or  Poet,  for  tirt- 
X/».>;nf,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
■nf\tKt'nij. 

riiXfiikKi',  -nv,  rd,  (fr.  jr/XtKvf  an 
axe)  the  hajt  or  handle  of  an 
axe  ;  the  axe  itself. 

njXfKus,  -£oj,  Att.  -iiof,  0,  an  nxe, 
cleaver,  hatchet ;  a  Luttle-uxe, 
pole-axe. 

ntXti/i^tr',  Ion.  for  iTTtXt/i/^tTo,  3 
sin.  nnpf  pass,  of 

ricXi/iifw,  f.  -fu),  p.  ■Ktiri\ijiixa, 
(piihaps  fr.  jriiXo/j»)  the  h..nd)  to 
shake  with  the  luniil,  mow,  stir, 
wag,  make  vibreile  ;  to  brandish, 
toss,  fling  ;  to  remove  vieilently, 
throu)  down,  shatter ;  to  trouble, 
ilistnrb,  agitate,  disrpiiel.  IltXt- 
//I'^OfiHi,  to  ((Uake,  f/uiver,  trcnd.le. 
per.  ind.  pass.  ■rn:t\ipiyjini.  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  cin\tfil')(^Oiic. 

fltXt/ziYflT;,  Ion.  for  t1nX^|ii)^0r|,  3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  lust. 

ntXtv,  Ion.  for  iiTc\c,  3  sin.  impf 
act.  —  WKCTKC,  impf.  act.  of  rc- 
\(aKui,  Ion.  —  n/Xtv,  Dor.  for 
TTfX.iu,  pres.  impr.  mid.  of  tt/Xui. 

n£Xi(5iof,  -II,  -Hv  (fr.  rfXos  black) 
blackish,  black  and  blue,  livid, 
bloodshot, 

ncXi<^i'(iw  -u),  (fr.  last)  <o  make  livid 
or  black  and  blue,  blacken  ;  to 
bruise,  thump,  beat,  buffet. 

ni\iftniiai  -oi>«i,  (fr.  next)  to  be- 
come livid  or  black  and  blue, 
grow  blackish  or  dark. 

n/XiOf,  (fr.  rrtXof  black)  black  and 
blue,  livid,  blackish,  dark-colour- 
ed, dusky. 

n/XXu,  Ion.  rifXXi?,  -vs,  and  IleXXiy, 


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-Wojj  I),  (perhaps,  fr.  r,\/->?  full) 
a  pml,  milk-vessd  ;  a  drinking 
cup. 

nAXi),  -ii,'i,  Pella,  a  city  of  Ma- 
cedonia. 

n/XXof,  -17,  -ov,  or  IltXAdf,  -7),  -dv, 
same  as  rcXo;. 

n{X;ia,  -arc/j,  to,  the  sole  of  the  foot 
or  of  a  shoe. 

n/Xj/itii,  see  rf'Xii). 

ncXd/zcoflu,  Dor.  for  irc\6ntda,  1  pi. 
prcs.  ind.  pass,  of  n-fXui. 

n*Xovro,  Ion.  for  miXovro,  3  pi. 
im[)f.  mid.  of  w/Xu. 

ntXoff/jiaiui,  Ion.  Poet,  and  Dor. 
for  ncSoitiini,  n.  pi.  of 

ricXijTrWijj,  -uv,  i,  the  son  of  nfXo<|'. 

IltXoroi  ^f;<ria)cdf,  -ij,  -ov,  Pelopon- 
tiefian,  and 

ntXoffuni7oi(i(75-(,  (fr.  next)  Me  n 
Pdoponnex\an. 

HtXairSviriaoi,  -ov,  >/,  (fr.  II/Xoi^ 
Pelops,  and  i-rjcoj  a;i  island)  Pc- 
lopimnemix, 

n/Xor  ij,  g.  of  n/Xo-,/. 

IltXif,  -^,  -01',  d'lrk,  hlnckixh,  rlun- 
Ay,  liruwn^  ^''>/i  I'tioit/  ;  hluch. 

ritXriipcov,  -ov,  TO,  (dim.  of  zriXrti 
a  buckler)  a  sni'W/  buckler,  tar- 
get. 

riiXniffrnj,  -o5,  b,  (fr.  same)  armed 
with  a  xmall  shttld  j   n  Inrgelier. 

ritXniffriifdi',  -nil  to,  (fr.  same)  u 
lintlfi  (iJ  lurgitrcm. 

XltXTiioTinif,  -II,  -dr.  (fr.  .same)  of 
or  like  n  target ;  armed  with  a 
Inrifel ;  xkilkd  in  the  >/se  of  it. 

IT/Xti),  -rii,  q,  1  hurkter,  largil, 
xm-iU  ihielit  generally  m  (he 
shape  of  a  crescent. 

n/Xu^,  -vKOi  and  flfXuf,  -cof,  Att. 
-cuif,  I),  (fr.  jr/Xiifiij  an  axe)  (i 
hatr.het,  axe  ;  a  wooden  husin  or 
hnwl. 

n/Xw  or  n/Xo/jii,  to  he,  exiil ;  to 
be  well  or  ill,  fare  ;  to  hrqipm, 
occur,  rhanre,  become  ;  to  turn, 
change,  revolve,  ricur  ;  to  come, 
arrive  at.  draw  near ;  to  bring 
near,  make  approach. 

n/X(i>p,  -uipif,  rd,  a  monster,  giant ; 
a  prodigy, 

ricXupio;,  -ou,  b,  li,  and  n/Xupoc, 
-n,  -uv,  (fr.  I.isl)  ominous,  por- 
tentous, ill-l/o<lini>  ;  jirodigmus, 
hu^e,  gigantic;  amnzingy  won- 
derful, veneriMf,  artful. 

nifiiiit,  -arof,  rb,  (fr.  viwrw  to 
cook)  dressed  victuals ;  a  cake, 
p'islif,  d'ltnly. 

TltfiwdOiip^^^Of,  -ov,  h,  fi,  SCO  irtirrd- 
iap)(o(, 

Ilciirii^u  or  rif/iTrf^o^ai,  f.  -a<Ju>, 
and  mid.  daitfi'ii,  p.  rt-nlfirnKn, 
(fr.  nc»l)  to  count  im  thejingrrt, 
count  hi/ flies  ;  to  number,  reck- 
on;   to  think,  ct/nsi'tir. 

TtifiviU,  -X'^nf    fi,  /'Kill,  (ur  ncirrdf. 

nZ/crt,  /Ki»l.  ti»r  nhrc. 

Wfiirc,  Ion.  for  /)ri;jTf,3  »in.  impf 
ant.  —  nZ/ivciVipreii.  inf.  act.  of 

nffiniXof,  -oir,  4,  (perhapx  fr.  W/j- 
jrui  to  send)  an  oW  man. 

n/jifmrn,  Dor.  for  -sifiirnvrin,  n. 
fern.  par.  pres.  act.  —  flf/iTrii^t- 
"oji  -';,  -ov,  par.  prcf.   pais,  — 


Xliji-Kov,  Ion.  for  i-Ktit-nov,  impf. 
act.  —  llifi-nnvTa,  a.  sin.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  niji-mi. 

ritfiTTai^a),  (fr.  ne.vt)  to  divide  into 
./fws,  arrange  by  fives,  put  Jiie 
in  a  rank. 

YlilAiTTuTos,  -a,  -Of,  (fr.  ttivtc  five) 
the  fifth  in  order  ;  every  fifth  ; 
by  fives;  occurring  every  fijlh 
day  ;  five  days  old. 

nt/iTrrij'/jfpof,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  iri^nc, 
A'.oX.  for  vivTt  five,  and  a^ipa. 
Dor.  forijfif'pa  a  day)  see  -nciOi'i- 
ficpos. 

nifizTOi,  -II,  -01;  (fr.  -rivTt  five) 
fifth. 

niiizTOi,  -^,  -bv,  (fr.  nc.\t)  sent, 
dismis.':ed,  dixchnrged. 

TliiiTu),  f.  -1^0),  p.  TTi-nijKpa,  to  send, 
send  to,  off  or  av.ay  ;  to  march 
in  state,  make  a  procession ;  to 
despatch,  send  an  account,  mes- 
sage or  embassy  ;  to  send  to,  im- 
part, grant ;  to  dismiss,  discharge, 
disband,  discard  ;  to  send  from, 
avert,  turn  away  ;  to  carry,  con- 
vey, escort,  attend,  accompany  ; 
to  send  for,  see  or  hnve  conduct- 
ed. I  a.  act.  ind.  iz£fi\<.a'  inipr. 
ii/fi;|oi',  -drui'  sub.  w/fn|(i),  -tis, 
->;■  inf.  trf'/ii|(iC  par.  7r//n|(js, 
-noa,  -av.  pres.  ind.  pass,  -ni^- 
voftui.  I  a.  ind.  puss.  cvifjKfiOiiv. 
1  f.  ind.  pass.  itefi^Hi'iaofiai.  per. 
ind.  mid.   iriirofiva. 

rit/iffui/iuXoi',  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  tti^ttc, 
iEol.  for  Ttf'vTf  five,  and  u;joX6s  a 
spil)  a  spit  ti:ilh  five  ponils  or 
rallier  a  five-pronged  fork  on 
which  the  meat  was  held  over 
the  fire. 

nf;i<^0»>'Ttf,n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  pass,  of 

ni/Kpi^,  and  n/fi^iyf,  -lyof,  i';,  (fr. 
vifivti)  to  .sin  I)  a  blast,  pujf\ 
breeze  ;  the  breath,  soul  ;  a  cloud, 
vapour  ;   a  drop,  bubble. 

n£fi0o»;(5wf  j-rfi-o?,  I'l,  a  kind  of  wasp. 

niii^-'i'i,  I  a.  inf  act.  — Uiji^lav- 
ra,  a.  sin.  of  7r///i|'<i?,  -aca,  -av, 
par.  1  a.  act.  —  Uiii\l,ov,  I  a. 
imjir.  act.  —  n//i(fu),-f(s, -ci,  3 
pi.  -\f.ovai,  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  Ilf'^- 
i|w,  -(K,  -IJ.  I  pi.  -(^u)^£i',  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  rijirrui. 

Wvcadai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  of  r/io- 
fiai. 

nu'('(Trr){,  .ou.  A,  (fr.  ■ni'vofiai  to  la- 
bour) a  slarr,  servant,  liomistic  ; 
a  hirrting,  lobnurcr. 

nit'i'ii.  Ion.  for  t:/ii/,  2  Kin,  prcs. 
md.  mid.  nl  nlvoiuii. 

n/i-rx,  -lyTus,  b,  I),  (fr.  nfnofiai  lo 
lod)  po«r,  needy,  indigent,  des- 
titute ;  a  poor  person  ;  a  labour- 
er, hireling,  d.  pi.  nlvqai  or-irii'. 

nivOii,  2  sm.  ronl.  iiri-d.  impr.  — 
VlivOrtv,  prex.  inl.  acl.  cent,  of 
rr(iO/i.i. 

nl\Hil  -II,  A.  nin.  iifirlvOof. 

nivfttiii),  -ii(,  Ij,  a  mother. in-law, 

nnOcjibf,  -or.  b,n  fothcT-in-tnw, 

niiDfu)  -ij,  r.  -(/OU,  p.  TtirivOnica, 
(fr.  nirOof  Brief)  (o  grieve,  la- 
ment, hriiKiil,  mourn.  1  a.  net. 
ind.  tnliOi)iif  inf.  irfi0.><7ili. 

U'.xOi'iiinHt,  Dor.foriTekOi"(i'ui,  proi. 
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inf.  act.  of  -hdriiit,  or  for  ttci- 
Bur,  pres.  inf.  acl.  cont.  of  last. 

riti'O/i/ifpot,  -ov,  h,fi,  (fr.  iTfiTtfive, 
and  !iiiipa,  a  day)  of  five  days, 
lasting  or  continuing  five  days. 

TlirOiiiii,  same  as  jTtrOiu). 

UciOi'icare,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  — 

Tlcvdrjaul,  -fif,  -£l,  2  pi.  -0/';(7£TC, 

1  f.  ind.  act.  of  same. 

IlEi'Q/jrijp,  -npos,  6,(fr.  nhdo!  grief) 
n  7?iourner. 

riEve'/Tpia,  -Of,  i;,  (fr.  same)  a 
mourner  particularly  at  fune- 
rals. 

TlivOiKof,  -II,  -iv,  and  TUvOtftoi,  (fr. 
next)  mournful;  grievous,  sor- 
roufut,  lamaitable. 

Tliidos,  -loi  -ov?,  TO,  mourning,  la- 
mentation; a  funeral,  burial; 
grief,  sorrow  ;  distress,  affliction, 
misery,  misfortuiic  ;  pain,  ache  ; 
a  loss,  defeat,  ovci throw,  ruin; 
death. 

risvdovvTcq,  n.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres. 
act.  —  IltvOoTiiTi,  d.  pi.  colli,  of 
same,  or,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  of  T!t.ideu). 

rifi'm,  -(IS,  and  Ion.  Ilfio;,  -i;?,  1;, 
(fr.  yf'i'o/iui,  10  toil)  leant,  pover- 
ty, iniligenee. 

Yltrt)(pa\io(,-a,  -or,  (fr.  next)  in. 
Wont,  poor,  destitute, 

n£ii;^p6f,  -(<,  -or,  (fr.  next)  jioor, 
niidy,  indigent,  deslilule. 

Uirofioi,  to  toil,  labour,  work  at,  be 
ingaged  nbinit ;  lo  ilo,  ptrform, 
effect,  accomplish  ;  to  make,  exe- 
cute ;  lo  provide,  jnanage,  con- 
duct; to  want,  be  poor,  nied, 
heindisenl  ;  to  siijfir,  be  afflict- 
ed or  distrisaed.  par.  pres.  mid. 
TTtxi^fiKf.  per.  ind.  mid.  itivova. 

XXlriirro,  loll,  lor  fTrnoiTO,  3  pi. 
impf.  mid.  of  last. 

n£i'T«'(Uip;^of,  -on,  0,  (fr.  Trim  five, 
and  lipxoi  to  command)  an  of- 
ficer oi^cr  five. 

UtrTdiOXor,  (fr.  same,  and  dtdXoi 
a  conlist)  the  five  combats  or  ex- 
crcists  in  the  Grecian  games, 

WcrTntOXot;,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
rhamjiion  or  comhulant  in  the 
five  (Siccian  games;  a  eont/uer- 
or  in  them  ;  the  statue  of  such  a 
pi  r Son. 

ri/  i'Tri£Ti;prx^«.-'),-'>>.(  fr.  iri'i  Tt  five, 
and  fToi  a  year)  every  five  years, 
(jiiintfuenniat;  punjying,  holy. 

IlfinitrvpK,  -'d'K,  h,  ('""■•  same)  the 
space  of  fire  years  ;  a  purifi. 
cation  or  purgation.  Also  adj. 
office  years,  •fuimiurnninl. 

TltvTutrtipof,  -uv,  and  UtrrarriK, 
•  iuf  -00$,  b,  //,  (fr.  same)  of  five 
years,  every  five  years,  ipiin- 
ipiennial, 

n/ir.iOXoi, -00,  T(),  and  n/i  rnflXof, 
-oil,  4,  see  it£i'TrifOXoi',  anil  -Xo(. 

rifiraVif,  (fr.  ir/>T£  (ive).Ai ». /imr». 

n£»'T<iMox'Xioi,-'ii,  -'i,(lr-  last, and 
v<Xini  a  (|ii>iisaiid).Ai'f  thousand. 

IUi'r.j«(ii7(o(,-<ii,  -fi,(rr.  TT.trt  five, 
and  -K/ioini  ihe  nnliHimQl  Icr- 
ininalii>n)./fl'-  hundred. 

n£i'Tii'frv;(i'«.  -""fi  *<  hi  Cf'  «an'e, 
mill  ntix«i  a  cubit)  of  five  cubiU, 
fiv  cubits  long,  &C. 


nEn 

IlfVdirXifffKii,  -n,  -01',  nnd  Ion. 
n<i  ruir.Xiiff'OS)  -it-oi;  (fr.  saini", 
ami  -KXioioi  a  toriiiiii.iliuii  ut 
ro|ii'lili<)ii)^'ir/u/</,  Jiii  limrs  as 
great. 
ntir,ir.\«o(a»i,   (IV.     lasl)  yfr^M', 

./(<■(  Umtn, 
Ildi  ruJrAdoj  -oPf,  -(Sou  -ov,  i,  i/i  and 
-fiof  -ovi,  -ill  -f),   -dot'  -oi'i;   (fr. 
irfVrt  live,  ami  -v\uo{  a.  terniiiia- 
tiun  of  r»|)Llilioii)  Jivffold,  Jive 
tiiiifS  ovtr, 
TlliriiroXti,  -<osi  Alt.   -t(i)f,  !/,  (fr 
siiiif,  uiid  7:o,\(,-  a  city)  the  Jive 
eilics. 
llnrili,  -dio^,   )';,  (fr.   same)   a  or 

(inr_fit'c  ;  the  number  Jive, 
n/i TH x'n  and  XlcvTaxih  (f"'-   next) 
^  Jivflolil,inJivewai/s, injive parts. 
lifVrf,  indccl.yii-C 
riiirtuMMtKo,  (fr.  last,  xai and,  and 

fiKit  \cn)jijlceii. 
riti  r£iC(i((5f'»-urof,  -i;, -ov,  (fr.  last) 

Ji/te,  nth. 
Tliiri'iKovra,  indecl.  (fr.  Triire  five, 
and  -Koi'Tn  tlie  Jccimal  tcrmina- 
lioii)  J/l,i/. 
SlciTriKOVTiiCTri;,  -ios-ov;,  4,  tj,  (fr. 
last,  and  iros  a  year)   of  fifl^ 
years,  Jifly  years  old. 
n£iTi;voi'7-u£ri.(,  -as,  >^,  (fr.   same) 
the  r.puce  of  Jijty  years,   half'  u 
ce7ilury. 
Ilti  r>/(iOi'Ta'X<rpov,     -ov,    to,     (fr. 
same,  and  \irp:i  a  pound)  Jifty 
pouti'ls,  a  Sicilian  coin. 
IlciTT/iidi/riipYoj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  lipx^'  'o  command)  a  com- 
muniler  of  Jifty. 
lltvTr!KovT6yvui,-ov,  6, »'/,  (fr.  same, 
and  yva  an  acre)  of  Jifty  acres, 
Jifty  acres  large. 
TletrriKOi'TOKiiprivos,  -ov,  b,   tj,   (fr. 
same,  and  /ciipijiov  a  head)  with 
fifty  heads. 
ni>'rtjKSvTopo(,-nv,  ^,v\z.  vavs,  (fr. 
TTcvTi'iKoi'Ta  fifty)  a  ship  of  Jifty 
oars,  man  of  war, 
Tlcvrj]KoaTfi,  -iji,  I'l,  (fern,  of  next, 
viz.  tifiipa  a  day)  tlie fiftieth  day 
from  the  first  day  of  unleavened 
bread,  or  the  day  after  the  Pass- 
over was  offered,  exclusive,  the 
feast  of  Pentecost,  Whitsunday. 
Also,  ( viz.  noipa  a  part)  a  tax  of 
the  fiftieth  part. 
IltvrriKoarbs,  -fi,  -dv,(fr.  ttcvt^kovto 

fifty)  the  fiftieth. 
TltvTdl^oto,  g.  Ion.  of 
nivTo^o;,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  -zivre  five, 
and    (5(of    a    branch)    of   five 
branches,  divisions  or  fingers. 
ni^aiT  for  zf(riiro,  3  sin.  1  a.  opt. 
mid.  —  ritfcS,  Dor.   for  iri^u,  1 
f.  ind.  art.  of  r(\-w  or  -jciKU). 
n/of,  -£oj -ovj,  ri,  the  male^s  pecu- 
liar pari. 
XlcTTf'iyaai,  Dor.  for  ntT/Jyacri,  3  pi. 
of  ff/iriiya,  per.    ind.    mid.   of 
v^yvv)ii. 
Tlc-ridi'7a,  Sync,  for  i:iznOnKv7a,n. 

fern.  par.  per.  act.  of  v  ':ox<i. 
Tlfnaihivfiat,   -eat,   -Tin,  in   3  pi. 
-vTat,  ind.  — n£ffaii5ti;;i/i'0f,  -i, 
-ov,  par.  per.  pa«s.  ofvufivu). 
Illira/nu,  f.  -av<3,(fr.  TTlitTui  to  boil) 
to  boil  uxUf  digest ;  to  ripen  ;  to 


riEii 

sofirn,  mclldiv ;    to  abate,    miti 

f;ale,  niisuiii;e. 
IlfiraKT^Kvov,  -rj, -ov,  par.  per.  pass 

of  r,if:;«)  or  of  TTiilw,  or  |  rrhaps 

from  nciraliia 
rif  r(i/T£poj,-u,  -01',  comp.  Att.  from 

tt/ttwv. 
!  n£7r(iA(i)'/i/vo{,   ->i,  -or,   par.   per. 
I      pass.    —  IlEirriAiikTii,    Ion.     fi)r 

errcndXaKTo,  3  sin.  pper.  pass.  — 

n£ir(i>(i;y^y£,2pl.  per.  iinjjr.  pass. 

ol  ittiXiiaaij). 
riiTTaXwv,  Ion.  for  TTuXwi',  par.  2  a. 

act.  of  ir.iXAw. 
rif'wn/ini,  -aat,  -r(i(,pcr.  ind.  pass. 

of  iTtiofiiti. 
nt-(ii'iii,  1  a.  inf.  act. — ncirai-OtU, 

-[7aa,  -ti',   par.   1    a.    pass,    of 

Trivitivui. 
ncTTiijiui',  by  Anadipl.  for  napc7y,  2 

a.  inf.  act.  of -nclpo. 
Tle-iipKa,  -as,  -c,  per.  ind.  act.  — 

IlfViip^iK,  -aat,   -Til,   per.   ind. 

pa.-is. —  n£i7u'pOni,per.  inf.  pass. 

—  rifir-ip^fvo?,  -t;,  -uv,  par.  per. 
pas.3.  —  Ui-ropa,  -us,  -c,  l)er.  ind. 
mid.  ofjri/pw. 

Uc~itpu>iriKa,   neirnpiiiVTHiivos,   Att. 

for  viipilifijKa,  -us,  -£,   per.    ind. 

act.    and    TTapio>>t]fi(t'OS,  -tj,  -ov, 

par.  per.  pass,  of  7rupoiv/ct'. 
nf7rLi(7rni,  Poet,  for  7r(n-ur((i,3sin. 

per.  ind.  pass,  of  n-«'(j/i«i. 
nfrr(itj/.iai,    -aai,  -rai,   inil.  — Ilt- 

Tavjiivos,  -1,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass. 

—  Wi-aavao,  per.  inipr.  pass,  of 

TTaVO). 

TliTTiiQuTai,  Ion.  for  nczeicficvoi 
[ini,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass.  — 
HfTrfiflovTo,  Ion.  for  nrtiOuvTo,  3 
j)l.  impf  pass,  of  TrdQui. 

Tlivdnnitai,  Dor.  for  Tre-neiprinat, 
per.  ind.  pass,  of  rfipd'w. 

n£Tr£(p«(7/<f'i'os',  -;;,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  ofircipd^u). 

rifVtipof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  TTiTTTii}  to  soft- 
en) ripe,  mature,  mellow;  soft, 
tender. 

nt-f.icrdw,  3  sin.  per.  impr.  pass. 

—  TlfKcicfiai,  -cat,  -rat,  1  pi. 
-;i£0a,  per.  ind.  pass.  —  n£;rinT- 
pii'os,  -17,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
zziOui. 

neiTsXtKiciihos,  -If  -ov,  par.  per. 

pass,  of  ircXiKi^cj). 
VleiTipaKa,  -us,  -£,  ind.  —  Ueircpa- 

Ktviit,  inf.  per.  act.  of  r:£pa/voj. 
ntniprjua,  -as,  -£,  per.  ipd.  act.  — 

TltTTipriiiai,  -aai,  -Tat,  per.  md. 

pass.  —    lltTTeprifiivos,    -I?)    -ov, 

par.  per.  pass,  of  irfpdui. 
n/r£pi,  -los,  Att.  -£o)$,  Td,  pepper. 
TliTTriya,  -as,  -c,   per.  ind.  mid.  — 

n£~>»>'wf,  -via,    -&s,    par.    per. 

mid.  of  m'lyvvftt. 
nci:ninit(vat,per.  inf.  act.  ofirrifdta. 
Tlivitapat,   -aai,    -rai,    per.   md. 

pass.   —  ncirui!)ilvos,  -rj,   -ov, 

par.  per.  pass.  ofTi/^w. 


n£r-i0f;v,  Ion.  for  TTiOtrv,  2  a. 


inf. 


act.  — Utvidniitvos,  -1,  -ov,  par. 
per.  pass.  —  ntrnfliiirw,  Ion.  for 
iriOficiD,  -lis,  -It,  1  f-  ind-  act.  — 
n£Vi0;i£v,Sync.for7r;CT'0o^£v,vvh. 
Ion.  for  t-n  Bofiev,  1  pi.  2  a.  ind. 
act.* —  Ui-iOoi/jrv  —  riir'Ooiev, 
Ion.forriOoi^i£v.  1  pi.  and  irWoirv, 
(464) 


nEn 

3  pi.  2  a.  opt.  act.  —  WviO'H 
and —  n£ir(Ou>i',Ion.  for  iitiOov, 
-i(,-c,  ind.  and  lor  nOwv, -oi'ffu, 
•bi,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  TiiiOu). 

linrtartvKa,  -us,  -c  or  -iv,  pi.  -ita- 
ftev,  -K.iTt,  per.  ind.  act.  —  fli- 
■niaTivKciaiiv,  All.  for  trrfninTiv- 
ACKTriv,  3  pi.  pper.  acl.  —  Wintc- 
tcvkHs,  -vta,  -ds,  ph  n.  -Kuris,  g. 
-k6tii)v,  d.  -K6at,  a.  -kiStusi  pi'r- 
per.  act.  — \\iiriaT(V)tut,  ind. — 
rTfTriffrfv/if vof,  -;;,  -ov,  par.  per. 
p;iss.   of  TttOTivu). 

WfnicTiaiiimts,  (fr.  irmtaTio^thos, 
par.  per.  pass,  of  TTiiTTdu)  to  con- 
tide)  /«iV/(/'»//(y,  sincerely. 

flmXaviJiilvos,  -II,  -ov,  par.  —  fTt- 
■rrXavritrOe,  2  pi.   [jer.   ind.  pass. 

01  TrXuvnii). 

flc-irXavriijivujs,  (fr.  last)  i"  "  "'""- 

derini;   manner,  rovingly,  like  a 

vagahojid. 
n/TrXu(T^«i,  -Bat,  -CTut,   per.    ind. 

pass.    —  UtnMioOni,    per.    inf. 

pass.   —  n£rrX«<7/i('vf)S,   -v,   '<"'» 

|)ar.  per.  pass,  of  irXdaata. 
flinXaaixlvias,    (fr.   ir-TrXiiofifvos  in 

last)  feinnedly,  with  dissimulu- 

tion ,  falsely. 
UcTzXdTvyKn,  -as,  -c,  ()er.  ind.  act. 

—  TlcTrXdrvyiiiit,  -^ui,  -KTai,  3 
pi.  ViirXdTvvrat,  per.  ind.  pass, 
of  7rXari5vic>. 

ni-n\)iya,  -hs,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  — 
rXitrXz/yov,  Ion.  tor  i-rrXtjyov,  -£f, 
-£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  rXiioffu. 

UtTrX)]-)  ffitv,  Ion.  and  —  n£irX;;y£- 
liivai.  Dor.  lor  TrftrXj/yciv,  jires. 
inf.  acl.  of  irtTrXvyw,  Ion.  for 
vXijaaw. 

ninXrjyov,-es,  -£,  Ion.  for  (vXriyov, 

2  a.  ind.  act.  of  TrXtiOffw. 
rifjrXjiyu),  Ion.  for  nXi^ffffu). 
fii-XifivvTai,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass. 

of  :rX>;0i5v(o. 

nf!TXri6Ms,-v'ta,  -bs,  (par.  per.  mid. 
of  7rX/;0(i)  to  fill)/;/£(/,  jvll,  abun- 
dant, plentiful. 

niirXtivTo,  Ion.  for  C7rf'rX»;vro,3  pi. 
pper.  pass,  of  Tri'/jTrXry/ii. 

ncirXvpoipnpriiM'vos,  -ri,-oy,  par.  per. 
|)ass.  of  TrXrjpoipopfdi. 

ncirXi'ipuiKii,  -as,  -c  or  -£v,  ind.  — 
UcuXripioKiviH,  inf.  per.  act.  — 
n£-X/)pu;.irti,  3  pi.  -puivTiit,  ind. 

—  n£7rXr;pwf«'vos,  par.  per.  pass, 
of  irX»;priai. 

TlcirXriat'iKais,  -i<7'i,  -bs,  par.  per. 
act.  of  7rXr)(7i((^cj;. 

n/irXos,  -ov  Ion.  -010,  b,  and  n/ir- 
Xov,  -on,  Ti,  a  veil;  a  robe,  gar- 
ment.    In  pi.  clothes,  dress. 

nf!:XovTriKa,  -as, -I,  per.  ind.  act. 
of  ttXout/u). 

niTrXviiiii, -ant, -Till,  per.  ind.  act. 

—  n£-Xi5oOu(,  per.  inf.  pass,  of 
ttXOu). 

n/TrXDi/idi-aros,  T3,same  as  Tr/irXoj. 
UirXijis,  Ion.  for  fir/TrXuf,  2  sin.  2 

a.  act.  of  triVXiu/yi. 
n/7fXojs,  Dor.  for  77/n-Xoiif,  a.  pi.  of 

TTfTrXos. 
niT:vvi,iii,-aiii,  -rni, per.  ind.  pass. 

of  ri'r)/7(,  to  breathe. 
ncrviiiivos,->i,  -or,  f  par.  pcT.  pass. 

of  same)  wise,  sevsdile,  pniilrnt, 

considerate, vicU'senl,  judicious. 


HEn 


HEP 


Uirvtto,  -trOia,  per.  impr.  pass,  of]     -v,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  ffpa'u, 
same.  I     obs.  or  Tri-oiiff/cui,  which  see. 

Iltwoioica,  -Of,  -£,   in  3  pi.  ir£iroi>;-  n/rpuj^a,  -as,  -t,  ind.  —  ritTpiiXf" 
Kiiai,  and   Dor.  -uvn,  per.  ii!ci.|      vat,  inf.  per.  act.  o( z^iiaau). 
net. — n£/rui'i;//ri(, -<Trii,-rni,  3  pl.|nfrpr;ff9ui,  Ion.   for   irtTrpaa^ui,   in 


-171  roi,  per.  ind.  pass. — lln;jiT)c- 
(^ui,per.  inf.  pass. — n£i7oii;;iMOf 
-tj,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  irui/ui 


n<Vo(6',  Apos.  for  rf'rroiOf,  3sin.  of      pass.  —  IlETrpu^fvof,   by   Sync, 


Wir.oiBa,  -flf,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid. 
—  WiKotQivai,  per.  inf.  mid.  — 
Tli-riiOiiii,  -via,  -Of,  n.  pi.  tcitoi- 
SoTti,  pur.  per.  mid.  —  ritTroifla), 
-ijs,  ->),  per.  sub.  mid.  of  ttuOid. 

TltiroiOijaei,  d.  conl.  Att.  — iliiroi- 
drjatv,  a.  sin.  of 

n£ir'i9i7<ri{,  -loj,  Att.  -£(!){,  5,  (fr. 
X£(9u(  to  persuade)  a  penuasion, 
belief,  trust,  eonjidmce,  assu- 
ranre. 

Tinro'Snicv,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
nfrolbu),  used  by  the  Sicilians  for 
r£i'9u). 

n£iro(9o'rii)f,  (fr.  next)  cnrtjidentli/, 
boldli/,  in  full  nssuranre,  aafch/. 

n£ir»i9(i{,  -via,  -hi,  (par.  per.  mid. 
of  TitiBui  to  persuade)  confident, 
bold,  relying,  assured,  trusting, 
believing,  n.  pi.  TCTToiddrc;,  a. 
-dorm. 

TliiToiKi\fiivos,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  per 
pass,  of  ro(<ciAA(i». 

n£7roXir£ii/i(ii,    per.    ind.   pass,   of 

IToXir£ll(i). 

n«ir«/i«(,  per.  ind.  pass.  o(  ntviti 
Hiroiiipu,  -af,  -t,  per.  ind.  raid,  of 

willTtll. 

n/irov,  V.  sin.  of  vlntav. 

nivova,  -af,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

trivofiai. 
nivova/ihos.  Dor.  for  HcirovTjiiii'as, 

par.  per.  pass,  ofnoviw. 
Tlinovci,  n.  or  v.  pi.  of  ninuiv. 
TltiTOvripcvufvoi,  -71,  -ov,  (par.  per. 

pass,  of  novripc'if  to  b<;  bad)  pro- 
Jlig'de,  reprobate,  wicked. 
XiiitovOa,  -ui,  -c  or  -£i',  3  pi.  -0'i<ri 

or -ffii',  per.  ind.  mid. —  Tlciriiv- 

Ouif,  -via,  -if,  par.  per.  mid.  of 

riiVopiij,  -Of,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

nipfu). 
nanptlv.  Ion.  for  trop£7»',  2  a.  inf. 

act.  of  ropfj  or  v6pw. 
Htvnptvao,  -aOii),   per.  iriipr.  pass. 

of  ffOpfUJ/i'll. 

Tlinii'rOiU,  per.  inf.  pa.M.  of  ir/i/u. 

nfrroaOc,  by  Sync,  for  T;nrAvr)aOi,  2 
pi.  per.  md.  pais,  of iruiAu.  ()r, 
by  Sync,  and  Pleonasm  of »  for 
nmivditTt,  2  pi.  per.  ind.  mid. 

oflTf/ffl^^U). 

n£»'>r<3r'ji,  Ion.  for  , 

WinArrtvrni,  3  pi,  per.  ind.  pas*,  of 

noriinjiiii. 
nttri'iTnTo,  Ion.  for  £irir'5rr;ro,  3  nin, 

ppcr.  \iif*.  of  name 


fffn-puva. 
rifTpu/ini,  -aai,  rai,  by  Sync,  for 
vnTtpdTtj>^iii,-oai,-Tai,  per.  ind. 


nijr'iriifrt,  -at,  -c,  per.   ind,  act.  of  n£T..'ipu)<f«,  -<i{,  -c  or  -fc,  per.  ind. 

ff.n'^w,  net.  —  Ilorijoiu/i/rof,      -tf,  .or, 

n/Tp'y/J'i'i  •^'"t  -Krai,  per,   ind.       p;ir.  per.  |inxH.  tif  iti^in^ut. 

p.i.n.  —  llivpfiy/i/for,    -17,    -ov,  •Wp,  joined   lo  a  word,  -rorr,  .in- 


for  fftrrfpiiTwfiMof,  -ri,  -ov,  par. 
per.  pass.  —  n/Towro,  Ion.  and 
by  Sync,  for  £ir£Trfprt'Tu»ro,  3  sin. 
pper.  pass,  of  irjonrdo). 

n/rri/^cii,  rif'-T-aiTui,  by  Sync,  for 
TiT/ni/iHi,  -aai,  rat,  3  pi.  rfrf- 
rnvrai,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  ir£ra'^u 
or  r£ro'(D. 

ritrrufifiof,  ->;,  -ov,  (by  Sync,  for 
TC-rtrafilvo^  per.  par.  pass,  of 
same)  expanded,  stretched,  ex- 
tended ;  open,  wide. 

riiirTtwTa  or  Wcirrcura,  a.  ."sin.  mas. 
or  neiit.  pi.  of  irf  ;rT£u)s,  by  Pleon. 
for  fffTTT-wf,  which  by  Sync,  for 
fffrruxcwf,  -vTa,  -of,  {».  -lirof  or 
-drof,  par.  per.  act.  ofv.iVrii). 

TlitiTfia,  -(If,  -£,  and  nf7rr»;u>5,  -iiTo, 
-df.  Ion.  fir  viTTTtixit  i"d.  and 
Tt7m;Ywf,  par.  per.  act.  of  rr»;<r- 
(?u).  Or  it  is  by  Ectas.  for  rtrr- 
T£<if  in  last. 

n/irru),  f.  -;^w,  p.  Tii'ircijjn,  to  boil, 
.ueth,  slevi ;  lo  bake  ;  to  rook, 
dress  victuals  ;  to  digest,  soften  ; 
to  ripen,  mature  ;  to  indvlee, 
nourish,  feed,  cherish;  tomollifi/, 
assiiase,  heal,  cure ;  to  waste, 
enfeeble,  consume  ;  lo  knead, 
work,  pound. 

n/ffTuifn,  -rtf,  -r,  per.  ind.  act.  — 
nciTTU}>!wi,-vta,  -df,  a.  sin.  mas. 
-ru)KiiTa,  Sync,  -twtu,  fem.  -rw- 
Kvlav,  par.  per.  act.  of  n-irrw 

TlinvOoiTo,  rirnCI)u)i'Tat,    Poet,   or 
Ion.  Anadipl.  for  nrOoiiTo,  3  pi 
2  a.   opt.  mid.  and  ttvOu)vt<ii,  3 
pi.  2  a.  sill),  mid.  of  m'yOflvofiai. 

niiTvKiioiif'vnf,  -tj,  -ov,  (par.  [ler. 
pa«B.  of  iru(f«'fw  to  thicken)  close. 
secret,  reserved ;  sennible,  pru- 
dent, judicious. 

n«7rupu)/i/i'0f,  -;;,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  irrp<u). 

ncvvirOriv,  Ion.  for  cvrrvaOtiv,  3 
dii.  J>pi.'r.  pass.  —  n/rvtrimi. 
per.  md.  pass.  —  Utwaro,  Ion. 
for  f7r/ri'i7To,  3  sin.  pper.  pass, 
of  nvvOttvoiiat, 

(I/TTujjfu,  -uf,  -r,  per.  ind.  ad.  of 

niviu. 
ninhiv,  -nvof,    o,    fi,  {fr.    jr/irrw  to 

boil)  ripe,  mature,  soft,  nirlloii'  ; 

rirlirale,    lender,     mild,    crntle  : 

snfl-henrted,    wrnk,    timid,    rmi<. 

iirdll)  ;    dear,   lirlmrd.      Huhn. 

pumpkin  iiT  pompion.  v.  ~il  ni- 

iTov,  nil/  friend,  good  sir. 


par.  per.  p.Tifi.  nf  waaooii. 
n»rp'i<(<t,  by    Sync,  lor  mirlpaKa, 

-at,  -r,  per.  ind.  act.  of  wcptiu. 

AUn, 
nino'iKi,  -(If,  -£,  per.   ind.   net.  — 


ever  ;  iiepnralp,  (i/Z/ioi/f /i,  hnu- 
ever,  i/il,  nnlii  ithntanding,  Iruh/, 
indied,  lerili/  ;  rien,  ten/,  ril 
Irnut;  fulli/,  its  much  or  as  vtl 


REP 

opposite,  further,  beyond  ;  fur- 
ther than,  over,  above;  beyond 
measure,  exceedingly. 
Hepdat;  Ion.  for  Tripiu',  pres.  inf. 
act.  cont.  —  UzpiiuaKc,  3  sin. 
inipf.  act.  of  FfpuuVvw,  Ion.  for 

~£0dw. 

flepaia,  -a{,  and  Ion,  rifpai'v,  -VSi 
1],  (fem.  of  -nepinni   farther,  viz. 
yi)  or 'X^uipn)  remote  purls,  ilislant 
hinds,  a  fur  country  ;  the  east  or 
west,  extremity. 
Htpuivu),  f.  -ai'ii,  p.  TTivepnyKa,  (fr. 
^yf'paf  the  end)  to  end,  conclude, 
terminate  ;    to   accomplish,   exe- 
cute, do,  perform  ;  to  tie,  unite, 
link,  join  ;  to  infer,  deduce,  ar- 
gue, reason  ;   to  prove,  say,  af- 
firm, declare, 
tlcfjaloi,  -a,  -ov,  {fr.  rripa  beyond) 
farther,  on  Ihefarthir  side,  oppo- 
site ;  more  distant,  remote. 
n£p«i(iu)  -w,  f.  -licui,  (fr.  last)  to  go 
to  the  other  or  further  side,  cross 
or  pass  over  ;  to  transport,  trans- 
mit, send  over  ;    to  finish,  end, 
terminate  ;     lo    effect,    perform, 
execute. 
nip'i(T£p'jf,-«,-oi',conip.  ofTTfparof. 
nfpi<(rf'p(i),aiidnfp(i(rfpo>',(fr.  last) 
furthrr,    more   ilistanl,    beyond ; 
moreover,  beside,  furthermore. 
Xlcpairtji,  -ov,  b,  or  Il£pu'T>;f,  which 

see. 
Viipav,  sec  rtipa. 
rifpijv,  pres.  inf.  cont.  of  ncpdu, 
n/p/if,   also    ntipiif,    and   Uupnp, 
-arof,  rh,  the  end,  cvlremily,  bor- 
der, boundary  ;  a  goal,  barrier  ; 
n  termination,   cunrlusion,   close, 
event,     is.<sue  ;     accomplishment, 
fulfibnevl ;  the  end  of  a  rope,  used 
by  combatants  in  certain  games ; 
an  instrumrn/,  tool.      Aitvr^rbiai- 
ly,  VIZ.  Kara  in  the  end,  finally, 
at  length, 
niodnnii,  JEo].  for  iripdang,  -aoa, 

-nv,  I  a.  par.  act.  of  rfpd'w. 
n/p(}(tif,    -lOf,   .'\ll.    -£ii)f,   f),    and 
IlfpiKT/inf,  -oij,   A,    (fr.    itipdu)  lo 
pass   over)    n    passage,    course, 
journiy  ;  a  boundary,  limit ;  an 
end,  tirminoli'/n,  rmirlusion. 
niptlrii,  -wv,  T-(i,  J)l.  ol  vlpnf. 
yicpiint,  -rji;,  fj,  {fr.  itiptii  the  end) 
nn  end,  boundary,  limit ;  a  close, 
termination,   niiicliision  ;  the  ho- 
rizon, the  eastern  part  of  it. 
ITipd'ri/f,  -on,  b,  {fr,  ttipdui  lo  pass) 
n  pruiRenger,   travtller,  pilgrim, 
sojourner. 
rifp.(Tif,  -;),  -Ol',  {fr.  same)  pussa- 
ble,  open,  clear.     Subs,  one  who 
passes  over,  a  traveller  ;  a  leader, 
U  uidr. 
IlipiiriJui  -a,  f.  -uijio,  p.  -i,M(i,   (fr. 
ti/p.if  the  boinidiirv)  to  end,  ler- 
tniniilr,  hound,    di fine  ;    In   con- 
elude,  finish,    rlnsr,    ilrlrrminr  ; 
In   destine,    fate,    allot,    appoint. 
prm.  ind.  pass,   nifioriiuiini  -ou- 
fiiii.  per.  ind.  puss.  mvipdriDimi, 
by  Sync,  n/npio/ini,  whence  par. 
irinnuiiiivof. 
fltpdhi,  f.   -dnio  find   -t'rtui,  p.  nt-r/- 
p'lKo,  by  Sync.  nirro'iKn,  lo  past 


UtirodaOiii,    inl.  —  llcirpu/i/fof,  IJipn,  and  II/poi,  nn  tht  other  lidr,'     or  cross  over,  go  beyond  or  lo  the 

{ibb) 


HEP 

other  side  ;  tn  penelrale,  pirrrf, 
tra'i.ijix,  to  transiiurt,  Iriinsniil, 
rarry,  convey,  import  ;  to  sell, 
traile^  tn\ffic;  to  cml,  Jinish, 
coii'-tuilc. 
ntpyifiiu,  -11$,  4,  Poet,  for  nipya- 

WpySfov,  -ov,  rd,  a  citadel,  castle, 

Jurtrixx. 
n/pj  tt^Ks",  -ov,  1^,  (fr.  last)  Perga- 
mun,  aiiii  Prrf^ama,   sn  ancient 
city  of  Asia.     Or  [lorliaps  only 
tlie  citii'tel,  or   an  epilliel   of  il 
It  was   also  calleil   Wiov,  Jtiiim, 
nnJ   Tpmu,    Trojn,  Eng.  Tnii/. 
Also  a   l.iltT  city  of  the   same 
name  ;   n  tower,  riistU: 
Tlcpyaal^iii,  -<»>•  *,  a  man's  name. 
llioyn,  -oi,  lit  I'^''g<it  the  name  of 

il  city. 
niphi,  -i^•o?,  5,  and  i'/,  a  partridge. 
A.l|.    arlful,    cunning,    crafty  ; 
icnnlon,  lil-idinous, 
niff^ui,  r.  -ou),  |).  -Kit,  to  hrtnk  wind. 
2  a.  ind.   act.  it:  iphov.  2  f.  ind. 
act.   ttipiSt.   per.   ind.    mid.  17/- 
irapja,    (>|»cr.     mid.     trrttrop^tir, 
Io:i.    mpdhnv.    2   f.    pass.    ind. 
wnpli'iaouui, 
XMpnr,  Ion.  for  vipav,  same  as-nlpa. 
IlipviTK,  1  a.   iiii".   act.  —  rifp'jffcj;, 
-£(?,  -ti,  1   f.  ind.  act.  of  -mpnui. 
H'onrii,  -otn,  0,  lon.  fcr  rrp'trof. 
n/pyii,    Ion.    Sync,   for   -nfripBixi, 

per.  inf.  pass,  of 
n/pOu),  f.  -iiw,  p.  -Ka,  to  tahc  away, 
deprive,  bereave  ;    to  strip,  spoil, 
pluniler,  waste ;  to  denolale,  pull 
tlown,  ruin,  destroy,  overthrow ; 
to  consume,  hum  ;    to  kill,  slay, 
slaughter.  2  a.  ind.  act.  CTroadov. 
per.  ind.  mid.  ziiropda. 
ITcot,  a  preposition  governing  the 
({.   d.   a.  cases,  about,  round  a- 
bout  ;     on,    upon ;     near,    at  : 
throughout,  nil  through,  all  over, 
in;  concerning,  for,  on  account 
of,   because  of,  in  dcf'm'-e  of,  for 
the  sake  of,  in  behalf  of ;  towarils ; 
nearly,  almost,  of  about  ;   with, 
by,  by  means  of;  against,  con- 
trary,  in   oppnsitiin  to ;    before, 
beyond,  in  comparison  of;  over, 
above,  very,  ertremely,  pecutinr. 
ly.  In  conipo.s.  it  signifies  gene- 
rallv  a'lout  or  above ;  it  is  often 
iniensive,  and  sometimes  redund- 
ant.    It   retains  the   i  hefore  a 
vowel.  Oi  iTto'i  'Z'jiKO'irrjv,  the  So- 
crntic  philosophers.  Oi  Trtp!  Kvp'tv, 
Ci/'iis  u:ith  Ids  train,  or  merely 
Cyrus.     0(  rfpi   ri'itiXoi',   Paul 
and  his  friends,     tit  ircpi  rhv  11- 


HEP 

draw  or  lead  away  privately ;  to 
pass  away  inscn,^ibly.  pres.  sub. 
act.  ^;^ptdy^o,  -;;f,  -1/,  3  pi.  -uiat, 
imjif.  act.  mpitiyov.  ~  a.  nid.  act. 
Ttcpiiiyoi',  Alt.  T!ipti'iyayiii'. 

nipiiiyiDyfi,  -lis,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  a  turn- 
ing round  or  about  ;  a  roun<l- 
about,  circuit,  wimting,  the  tuck- 
ing of  a  ship. 

ntpmipfiriK,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
pjjss.  of 

nipimpiii)  -io,(.  -)5(T(D,  p.  TTcpifipriKa, 
(fr.  Kipi  aboiil,  and  o'lpiw  to 
take)  to  cut  round  abiiut,  peel, 
strip  ;  to  cut  off',  lop,  prune  ;  to 
take  away  wluilly,  remove,  dc 
nvAish,  ilcslroy  ;  to  ahrogute,  set 
aside,  annul;  to  purify,  iipiate, 
correct,    amend.    2   a.    act.    ind 

ITCpiuXov'    sub.    TTipitXli'    inf.    TTt' 

pn-Xtir.  pres.  ind.  pass,  nipiai- 
piojiai  -ovfiai.  impf.  Tripnipiijiitv 
-uipriv,  -tuv  -ou,  -icTo  -tiro. 

ritpi'iipo&ira,  n.  fern.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  last. 

ritpi'-iAA-i  or  ntpiiiXXu)?,  (Ir.  next) 
excellently,  choicely  ;  superiorly  ; 
excessively,  beyond  7neasure. 

UtpiaWos,  -iiv,  h,  !i,  (Ir.  iTfpJ  be- 
yond, and  (iAXcjt  another)  supe- 
rior, excellent,  eminent;  choice, 
select. 

Jlepiiifi'ipTfui  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
ajxiipTHo  or  u^iipTihiii  to  sin)  to 
expiate,  alone. 

rifpi'i/i'ipnafjoj,  -ov,  !i,  (fr.  Inst) 
expiation,  ulonemait. 

Otpi'/TTu,  f.  -t^w,  (fi".  T'p'  about, 
and  a-zTia  to  tie)  to  lie  or  hung 
to,  fasten,  suspend  ;  to  bind  upon 
as  a  charm  or  amulet  ;  to  get, 


HEP 

round    about,    encompass,    sur- 
round ;    to   guard  ;    to    mount, 
rule.  2  a.  act.  ind.  nipiifiijv  inf. 
irtpi/Ji)vai. 
ITtpi^uX/oOiii,  0  a.  inf.  mid.  —  lit 
pi/iiiXiiriii,  3, sin.  1  f  ind.  mid.  - 
Ilipi/iiiXi/,  3sin.  2  a.  .iiib.  net.  — 
nipi/i<iXr;rii(,3sin.  -XuifiiOn,  1  pi. 

2  a.   .sub.   mid n(pi/J<iXoi"i,  5i 

a.  iiiipr.  mid.  —  ntpi/J-xXor/iri,  3 
pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  Ilfpi/iuXuii', 
par.  2  a.  act.  of 

ncpij3«'XXw,  f.  -uXw,  |>.  ntpiPfiTXti- 
Ka,  (Ir.  nip't  around,  and  jjiiXXu 
to  throw)  to  conijiass  about,  envi- 
ron, enclose;  to  lie  about,  gird, 
belt ;  to  clothe,  ilress,  put  on ;  to 
invest,  put  into  an  (iffice  or  dig- 
nity;  to  court,  embrace,  caress, 
woo;  to  affect,  iiifluenre,  more, 
incline  ;  tu  clasj),  grasp ;  to  se- 
cure, procure,  get, aajuirr,  amass ; 
tu  drive  round  ;  to  ilart,  shoot  or 
sling  about ;  to  vie,  compare,  ri- 
val, surpass.  2  a.  ind.  act.  rrpi- 
ifiaXov.  2  f.  ind.  act.  Trrpi/JxXiii. 
pres.  md.  pass.  irfpi/3(iAX»/i/ii. 
per.  pass.  ind.  ntpijhli\i]i)af 
par,  7!Cpi(}cfSXvp'voi.  per.  ind. 
mid.  TTipiliiiiuXa.  2  a.  mid.  ind. 
rrcptifiaXdpvv  iinpr.  ir/pi/iiiXou. 
1  f.  inil.  mid.  inp-fiaXurpni. 

U:pi0apn,  and  Fltpi'^uXXa,  a  kind 
ot  shoes. 

WipiiiiiiXnpivoi,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  jjcr. 
pass,  of  TTipi/iiiXXu). 

nfpi/iJ.>'<i,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  vcpt- 
jiuivui. 

Vlcpiliidu)  -w,  C  -uciii,  p.  ircpifiilUiit- 
K:i,  (fr.  T:[p'  beyond,  and  jhino  or 
iiiuipi  to  livt;)  to  outlive,  survive ; 


acquire,  procure  ;  to  impose,  en-       to  save  alive,  preserve  in  life, 
join.  JlipiliXcTZToi,  -ov,  b,  1'/,  (fr.  iripi/?X/- 


n^pidoyvpis,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  dpyvpog  silver)  covered  uith 
silver,  plated,  silvered  over. 

n[pi'ipyvp6ui  -u>,  (fr.  same)  to  co- 
ver with  silver,  plate, 

YlcpiaaTpilrrrui,  f.  -i//(i),  p.  repiij- 
aroatpa,  (fr.  rfpi  around,  and 
narofiTrrn)  to  flash,  th.  naTfinvr] 
linhuiing)  to  flash  around,  shine 
round  rd/oitt,  lighten  about.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  ■jnpn'iarpinj.a'  inf.  irrpi- 
aarpi'pai. 

neptavyiis,  -io;  -of/?,  and  Utolav- 
yoi,  -ou,  i,  !i,  (fi-.  same,  and 
auyr)  brightness)  shining  aroun/l, 
sparkling  about,  bright,  glitter- 
ing, resplendent. 

ricpi'iuToXoyfu)  -(3,  (fr.  Trrpi  about, 
avrhi  self,  and  X/yoj  to  speak)  to 
talk  of  one's  self,  boa.%t,  vaunt 


Ovpiav,  desire,  ea'irrness.  'H  Tip'iiliipiavrnXoyia,   -as,   //,   (fr.  same) 


avriv  aocrn,  hts  virtue.  Otpi  Ki/pi, 
at  heart,  extremely,  dearly 


boasting,    bragging,    talking    of 
one^s  sell,  impertinence. 


n/pi,  for  mpUart,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  'iTto  "vw,  (fr.  rtip't  inlens.  and  lav 


of  rcpici/ii,  fo  excel. 
llcpiayyil^i>>t  (fr-  -fpi  around,  and 
ayii^u)  to  purify,  tli.  ayiuf  pure) 


to  lodge)  to  pass  the  night,  sleep  ; 
to  stay,  abide,  lodge.  .])ar.  pres. 
act.  vtoiavuiv. 


In  purify  all  round  or  ail  over, \Uipiuvw,   (fr.  same,    and    ni'io    to 
exjiiale  thoroughly.  shout)    to   cry   out,    call   aloud, 

Viiniayui,   f.  -fm,    (fr.   rtpi   about,;      shout,  exclaim. 

and  a'yu)  to  lead)  to  go  about  orjnfoi'ii:t^i  Dor.  for  Tzcplnyjt  3  sin.  2 
round  a'lout ;    to   le.wl,    take   ori      ii.  ind.  act.  orrrpi»;Y"^- 
coniluct    circuitously  ;    <■)    drive,  Utpilinivo},    f.   mid.   -Ih'iaopai,    (fr. 
whirl  or   turn   about ;    to  with-  [     vcpt  about,  anfl  dali'to  to  yo)  to  go 

(456^ 


ru)  to  look  around)  looked  upon 
or  up  to ;  con.ipiruous,  remark- 
able ;   erccllent,  illu.itrious. 

ncpifiXiiTTws,  (fr.  last)  con.tpicu- 
ously,  remaikably. 

flfpi/iXfTTu),  f.  -i^u),  p.  -(if{iXc(j>a, 
(fr.  TTfpi  around,  and  /JX/n-u  to 
look)  to  look  round  about,  survey, 
examine,  rtview;  to  look  up  to, 
aim  at,  affect,  desire  ;  to  admire, 
wonder  at,  value,  esteem. 

UtpiliXit^upevo!,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  1  a. 
mid.  ol  last. 

llipifiXripa,-aTOs,Th,  (fr. ir£p(/J(iXX(i> 
to  dress)  a  dress,  cloak,  garment. 

Ucoili'inroi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  Trtpl 
about,  and  ftodui  to  cry)  cried 
up,  celebrated,  talked  of,  noised 
abroad ;  famous,  renowned. 

UeptlioXaiov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  vipilidX- 
Xui  to  dress)  dress,  clothes,  rai- 
merd  ;  a  veil,  covering,  wrapper. 

ncptl3oXi),-iii,  ,'i,  (fr.  same)  clothes, 
dress,  raiment,  vesture  ;  a  cover, 
sheath  ;  a  wall,  enclosure  ;  cir- 
cuit, circumference  ;  an  embrace, 
fondness,  can.is  ;  a  period,  full 
sentence. 

WtpiliuXoi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  cir- 
cuit, compass,  circumference  ;  an 
enclosure,  walLi,  fortiflcatwns. 
Adj.  thrown  around,  encompass' 
i/ii',  binding. 

VlcptlipaxtivtoVf  -"",    '■^i   (''■■■   '^^'^ 


HEP 

about,  and  fipax""'^'  the  arm)  an 

armlet,  bracelet. 
Hept^uiiiiov,  -ou,  TO,  (fr.  same,  and 

liia/tds   an    alUir)    a   shrine;  an 

image,  idol. 
TlcpitiuiTos,  -oir,  b,  t'l,  same  as  irtpi- 

Xlcoiyiyvoiiat  or  -yivofiai,  (fr.  irtpi 
alwvf,  and  yifonat  lo  be)  to  he 
at,  with  or  presetit ;  to  be  over 
and  above,  remain  ov€r,  be  left 
after  or  behind  ;  to  escape,  avoid, 
survive ;  to  surpass,  e-zcel,  ex- 
ceed; to  conquer,  overcome,  pre- 
vail ;  to  happen,  occur ;  to  gel, 
obtain,  reach,  arrive  at ;  to 
arise,  result,  spring  fxom  ;  to  be 
left,  omitted  or  neglected.  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  TTipityevdjiriv  inf.  Ttptycvic- 
Qaf  par.  rtpiyiru/itvoj. 

ntpiyiyvdiicvoi,  -ij,  -oi',  (par.  pres. 
mid.  of  last)  surviiing,  remain- 
ing over, 

XJcpiyXayfis,  -iof  -ovs,  b, »/.  (fr.  ircpi 
intens.  and  yXdyos,  Poet,  for 
ydXa  milk)  abundant  in  jnilk, 
vtUky. 

TltoiyXrivdoiiai  -Hjiat,  (fr.  irfpi  a- 
round,  and  y\rivri  the  pupil  of 
the  eye)  to  cast  the  et/e  arouttd, 
glance,  survey. 

HipiyXriviiftcvos,  par.  pres.  pass, 
cent,  of  last. 

rieplyXvAoi,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  irtpi  a- 
rouiid,  and  yXC^ui  to  carve) 
carved  around  or  all  over. 

ricoiyXtiioaoi,  -ov,  b,  rj,  (fr.  ;r£pi  in- 
tens. and  yXSiaaa  the  tongue) 
eloiiueni,Jiuent,  will  spoken. 

ricpiyoyyvCui,  fr.  same,  and  yoy- 
yiS^o),  wfiich  see. 

rifpiypa,  -a{,  ;;,  (fr.  TTfpi  about,  and 
yodiu  to  gna^v)  a  compass. 

ncpiypa<pri,  -?i(,  ;,,  (fr.  next)  a  cir- 
cuit, circumference;  bounrls,  en- 
closure, limit;  a  draught,  de- 
scription, 

11cpiypd(pu>,  f.  -v^u),  (fr.  rtpi  about, 
ami  ypii<piD  to  write)  to  circum- 
scribe, enclose ;  to  arfme,  limit, 
bound ;  to  confine,  rtstrain  ;  to 
end,  finish,  conclude  ;  to  truer, 
sketch  ;  to  expunge,  jnit  out,  take 
oumy. 

lltpiy^vln,  -Of,  fi,  l\iptyh>vtov,-ov, 
ri,  and  VXipiymvlaKoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr. 
aainn,  and  ywi/i'u  an  anj^le)  a 
rule,  or  perhaps  rather  a 
square. 

Wipirftia'inn,  Poet,  for  iriptCittTnna, 
n.  frm.  1  a.  par.  act.  of  ircpi- 
firlfu). 

ritpthlif,  -iof  -o5(,  &,  4,  (fr.  Iff  pi  in- 
Icnx.  and  /ilof  fear)  fearful,  ti- 
mid, couHirdli/. 

Tltpi^ilfia,  -Of,  -I,  [HT.  ind.  mid.  of 

IlcpK^fMui,  f.  -tle'o,  (fr.  niol  inlfnii. 
and  fitifui  to  fi-nr)  to  fmr  vrry 
much,  rireml.  ]  a.  art.  ind.  ni- 
pi/^iKTu' par.  nipi^ihiif.  pcr.ind. 
mill,  rrpifit^ia  and  inotfilhn. 

Tlinifiivy/u)  -H,  f.  -//iThi,  (fr.  fffpi 
.'tltoul,  and  i'ir»i'0>'  a  fi-nit)  lo  rat 
at  a  fnnrrnl,  krrp  ahunat-feast, 
celrhrrilr  ofiU'quiei. 

rirpl^itrrror,  -ov,   rd.   (fr.  Rnme)   a 
funeral  mtvprr,  ohtr'iuie: 
3M 


nEP 

Tltptii^iov,  -ov,  TO,  (neut.  of  next) 
a  bracelet. 

ricpiii^ioi,  -ov,  h,  I/,  (fr.  irepi  intens. 
and  ie^td  the  right  hand)  using 
each  hand  alike,  ambidexterous  ; 
very  dexterous,  clever,  ingeni- 
ous. 

ntpiiipaiov,  -ov,  TO,  (ncut.  of  ne.\t) 
a  necklace,  collar  ;  a  bracelet , 
trappings. 

Ueptiipatos,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  rcpi  a- 
bout,  and  Sipr/  the  neck)  on  or 
about  the  neck. 

Ileptiiit)  -w,  f.  -)/<ru),  p.  irrpiSiScxa, 
(fr.  same,  and  itu>  to  tie)  to  tie 
about,  bind  upon.  pres.  ind. 
pass,  vtpiliiofiai  -ovpat.  per.  ind. 
pass,  ■ntptiiiciiai.  pper.  pass. 
Tttpititiifiyiv,  -<ro,  -ru. 

Utpiiifopai,  (fr.  same,  and  SlSuifn 
to  give)  to  lay,  bet,  wager,  con- 
tend for  a  prize  ;  to  bargain, 
agree.  2  a.  sub.  mid.  n-cpi^u/iai, 
in  1  du.  vcptiu>nc9ov. 

ricptii-nXdtii-w,  (fr.  same,  and  ^itt- 
Xdin  to  fold,  til.  fnrXdOi  double) 
to  double  up,  fold  together  ;  to 
coi'er  or  wrap  up. 

Hcptfplpu),  (fr.  same,  and  Spi/jLui, 
obs.  to  rmi)  see  ncpiTpi)(^ii). 

Htpifpafiwv,  -ovaa,  -dv,  in  n.  pi. 
-dvTCs,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  last. 

ricpiSponn,  -r;f,  I'l,  (fern,  of  next) 
a  running  round,  revolution, 
course,  circuit. 

Hcpl^pofioi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  ■ncpiTplx'^ 
to  run  round)  running  round,  re- 
volving ;  lounil,  circular ;  open, 
exposed,  round  which  you  may 
drive  ;  swift,  qui-k,  rapid. 

Tltpiii'i'ii)  or  -^v(j>,  (fr.  xtpi  about, 
and($ui'u  or  ivw  to  enter)  to  put 
on,  dress  in,  wrap  round;  to 
strip,  plunder,  clothe  in  the 
spoils. 

riipiftiiitOoi;  1  du.  2   a.  sub.  mid. 

—  ITcpi^uJiro^iui,    -ri,    -trai,    1    f. 
ind.  mid.  o(  repiMiufiai. 

tlcptclidXcTo,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid. 

—  ricpifiaXov,  -C(,  -f,  pi.  -Xojjcv, 
-XtTt,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of-jrrpilidXXu). 

nipicj'XivcTo,  3  sin.  impl.  mid.  of 

TrcptliXt'iTia. 
ncpitylviTo,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

Ttpiyivojjai. 
riiott'^ifcTo,  3  sin.   (>|icr.  pass,  of 

IT  t  PI  f'fui. 

ncpi(fipi1iiov,-ci,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  vtpiTpiyia. 
rifpu^wff/i/i'os,   -r),  -ov,    par.   per. 

pasH.  iii  Ttipi^^uivvvpi. 
ntoilOt)Ka,-ai,  -I,  I  a.  ind.  net.  — 

WiptlOtiv,  -r)(,  -/;,   2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  ntpirtOiji'i. 
nrpic/<'w,  (fr.  nrpi  nroimil,  ami  ilfu) 

to   HCc)  tn  took  around,  survey  ; 

tn  spy,    umlrh,  obtrrie.   In  ronsi. 

drr  ;  lo   cnnnirr    at,  permit ;     In 

oirrlnnk,   neglect  ;  lo  know   well, 

be  saifacious,  txrrl  in  any  know- 

Irdge. 
WipiiiXliii  -w,  (fr.  name,  and  I'lXlu 

lo    roll)   In  wind  or    roll   about, 

fold   or     wrap    up.     p:ir.     pre:4. 

mid.    cont.    rrrpifiAoii^in'O?.    ]iar. 

I  a.  pax*.  vtpitiXr,Otl(. 
nfp|f/Ar;;.ii,  -liToi:,  t3,  (fr.  lost)  n 
(4,7) 


HEP 

wrapper,  roller,  covering;  a  par- 
cel, package,  bundle. 

HcpuiXtiaris,  -loi.  All.  -Euf,  I/,  (fr. 
same )  a  wrapping  or  rolling  up. 

ncpitiXr]<},a,   -as,    -c,  in   3  pi.    -act, 

Alt.  lorirtpiAjAij^a,  per.  ind.  act. 
of  ■KcpiXafiiidihi. 

llepitiXi^ai,  -aaa,  -ai;  n.  pi.  lic- 
pieiXi^aiTti,  par.  1  a.  act.  uf 

TlepictXlaau)  or  -rroi,  f.  -^u,  same 
as  fffp£(A/uj. 

Tlcpictpi,  (I'r.  -cpi  above,  and  n^t 
to  be)  to  surpass,  exceed,  excel; 
to  prevail,  vanquish,  overcome; 
to  be  over  and  above,  abound,  re- 
main over ;  to  survive,  outlive. 
pres.  ind.  2  sin.  TrtpitTs.  3  sin. 
Trtpitor/' 2pl.  TTtoicoTC.  pres.  inf. 
iripiejvai, 

IlfpiEi/Ji,  (fr.  same,  andiT^i  to  go) 
to  move  or  turn  round,  re- 
volve ;  to  encircle,  encompass ; 
to  uialk  about,  go  round,  wa7t- 
der  about,  pres.  iiid.  3  pi.  irrp/i- 
(71.  Ion.  -Ktpilaoi.  pres.  inf.  irt- 
pi/£va(.  par.  2  a.  irEpiiwv.  pper. 
■ntpifitiv,  -in,  -et. 

rifpiErvui,  pres.  inf  of  repUipai,  to 
excel. 

Ilcptctx^firiv,    -ov,  -tTo,  impf.   mid. 

oflTlpllX'''. 

ricptiKpvpov,  -£j,  -t  or  -£i',  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  rtpiKpi5n-ru). 
UtpicXai,  impr.  of  irfpifiXo'/iiji',  1  n. 

ind.  mid.  of  nipiiXw,  obs.   see 

rcpiatofuj. 
rifpi/Aufn/ a,  -Of,  -£  or-tv,  1  a.  ind. 

act.  of  TTfpiArffura). 
ncpiiXdais, -los,  Alt.  -tuj,  )';,    (fr. 

ntpi  around,  and  iXaviu  to  drix  c) 

a  driving  round,  course,  race  ;  a 

race  course,  race  ground. 
TleptiXtixov,  -£f,  -£,  impf.  acl.  of 

7r£p(Xci;^t>,. 
rifoitXfi'Ow,  obs.  see  vtptlpxoiiat. 
ntpnXOdi'TCi,  n.    pi.  par.  2  a.   act. 

of  last. 
rifpiAoi/Ji,  -0(5,  -01,  2  a.  opt.   act. 

—  ncp(fA£(i',  2   a.   inf.   an.  — 

XltpiiXijv,   -ovaa,  -01',  n.  pi.  -di- 

Tt(,  par.  2  a.  acl.  of  Ttpi mp/w. 
rifpiAiu,  f.   -f/\(3,   obs.  see  jrjpiai- 

pio),  1  a,  ind.  acl.  rfpirTAn. 
n(pi/ii'i'fii,  f.  -/(Tio,  (fr.  Trfpl  about, 

and  J'i'i'ti;4(  lo  dress)  to  dress  up, 

cover,  wrap  up. 
McpitniiTciiy  -TCI,  2  and  3  sin.  -ni- 

Tovv,  3  pi.  cont.   impf.   acl.  — 

ntpif>rnri;(r(i,   -of,  -f   or  -tv,   pi. 

-aapcf,  -aart,  1    a.  ind.  acl.  of 

vcpmiirlu). 
rifpi/ir((p'ii')  3  |)l.  I  a.  ind.  acl.   (f 

Trjpiiri/pu). 
nfp(<''()r(jT-/;«f£i,  3gin.  pppr.  acl.  of 

7ripiirar/o). 
II/p((>(iT«i',  -£«,  -c  or  -£i',  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  irfpiirfiTTu). 
nfpi/)r>£<fo»',  -c(,  -£,   iinjif.  act.  of 

iripmXfKu), 
nrpitroii'irnTo,  3  sin.  1  n.  ind.  mid. 

of  Tr(p(ro(/(i). 
ritnifviii,  and  Ilfpi/To/i"!,  (fr.  irrpj 

aliont,   and    rn-c/oK  iDnd)  to  be 

cmployrd  til  or   n^"«^  Inkr  rnre 

of,  Iniik  afltr,  rhiiish  ;    In  follow, 

allrnd ;  to   obtrnr,   regard  ;    lo 

cmirt,  'ilicit ;  to  treat,   uir,  han- 


nEP 

die.  2  a.  ind.  act.  vcottXirov,  Poef. 
r(fiiieiroy.  1  n.  iiu).  pass,  irtpi- 
t/^Oqf  par.  TtpiiifiOtlf, 

l\ipif))yii^of>iti,  l.-uo'i>/iai,(rr.sainp, 
mid  ti)Yii^oiim  lo  work)  lo  work 
uroKiii/,  eMc/asc,  conjine  ;  lo  tin- 
yjl'iy,  makf  one's  self  biisi/,  in- 
Urinc<titte,  inter/err ;  to  trifle, 
wisle  lutMUr,  par,  prt's.  mid. 
ztpiepya^dficyos,  -»;,  -or. 

Tltpiifiyna,  uilJ  -)Yii,  -us,  !it  Ct- 
iu'\t)  uniircessaii/  IrouliU,  tiii- 
iiute  laliour ;  i(/ficiiiusness  in- 
lirj'erencc,  curiusily  ;  indecision, 
hrsitniion ;  curious  works,  ma- 
gic, witchcrnlh 

ncpUpyoi,  -01),  !),  II,  (fr.  vepl  be- 
)oiid,  and  ipyon  work)  vainly 
laborious,  iitli/  busy ;  officious, 
curious,  imperlinenl,  intermed- 
itling  ;  oslirUalious,  vwn ;  ab- 
surd, Jutse,  magical. 

Tltotip^^opni,  (.  -c\ivaoitat,  {fr.  jrcpi 
about,  and  ipyuifxai  to  go)  to  go 
about,  xcanUir,  stray  ;  to  go 
through,  travel  over,  survey, 
view  ;  to  tevolre,  come  round  to; 
to  come  about,  befal,  happen,  dc- 
\mlve  upon ;  to  come  upon,  a- 
venge,  punish ;  to  circumvent, 
deceive,  cheat,  defraud,  sup- 
plant. 

Tlcoiip-^dpivo;,  -rt,  -ov,  (par.  pres. 
mid.  of  last)  going  or  running 
about  in,  haunting,  frequenting. 

ITtpifVruKa,  -a{,  -t,  per.  ind.  act. 
—  Qtptw-aro,  3  sin.  cont.  impf. 

l)aSS.   ot    TTipl  (777 u'u). 

XlcjiUaTTov,  -£j,  -I,   2  a.   ind.  act. 

i'oet.  of  zepii-u,  or  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  -cpic-rrdw. 
Tlipuaadprjv,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for^e- 

piuadptiv,  1  a.  ind.  mid. —  liltpi- 

laaaoOai,  Poet,  for  vcpiiaaaOai, 

1  a.  inf.  mid.  ofirtpifViw^i. 
TlipicaTa).pivoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  per. 

pass,  oi vepiariWui. 
nfoifffTiji',  -rii,  -rj,  ill  3   pi.  -Tjaav,  2 

a.  ind.  act.  of  -rtpuaTripii. 
Xltpiiariv,   3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of  -nt- 

pieipt,  to  excel. 
Tlrpiiarpaxpcv,   Ion.   for  irtpif/aToa- 

ipev,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  act.   of  ttc- 

piaarpuTTTuj. 
Tlcpizariiira,  a.  sin.  of 
lU/nfffruif,  g.  -torus,  by  Sync,  and 

Crasis  for  TTcotccTrjKws,  par.  per. 

act.  of  vtpiiarTfjii. 
l\cpii(!)(aTOi,-ri,  -ov,  fr.  Trfpi  intcns. 

and  ia'x/iTos,  which  see. 
ntp(c<7,Y;oi',  -ti,  -t  or  -tv,  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  )rfo:(yu). 
ntoifTfl/ioi'   and  UtpiiTip.ov,  -tj,  -i 

or  -£i',  2  a.  ind.  act.  ofn-fpir///vai. 
Xltnihixov,  -tj,-£,2a.  ind.  act.  of 

T!lplTVy)(^dvit>. 

l\[pii<pO>iciiv,  Ion.  for  TripuUpdrjaav, 
3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass —  ITrpit^Otij, 
par.  1  a.  pass,  of  rtpi/n-o). 

rirpif'i^ci,  (3  sin.  pros.  ind.  act.  of 
rtpifyuto  contain,  usedimpers.) 
it  is  had  or  fwind,  there  is,  it  is 
contained. 

nioiix,ovaav,  a.  sin.  fem.  par.  pres. 
act.  of 

ntoii)(iii,  and  ritpi/yo/iai,  (fr.  rcpi 
about,  and/yu  to  have)  to  catch. 


HEP 

seize,  take,  occupy,  pass  ;  to' 
comprehend,  ronlain,  hold ;  ta 
conjine,  encircle,  encompass,  en- 
close ;  to  surioinid,  environ,  tie- 
siei;r,  inve.fl  ;  to  subdue,  oppress, 
njjlicl,  hainxs ;  to  earel,  exrieil, 
surpass ;  lo  rlusp,  hold  in  tlie 
arms  or  by  the  hniuls  ;  to  em- 
brace, caress,  chtrish,  love,  dote 
upon  ;  to  prolict,  ilefend  ;  to 
dwell  or./f.r  the  mind  upon,  cling, 
cleave  to.  ^iii.  iiul.  act.  7:fp/£ff;^ov. 

ntpiEiiJpa,  3  gin.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 
Trrpiupu'fc). 

n-'i^wpa,  -arof,  rb,  (fr.  next)  a 
bandage,  swath,  roller  ;  a  sash, 
girdle,  apron. 

rifpifwi'iu/ii  or  -vvio,  f.  -^tiaij),  p. 
nepii^u)Kii,  (fr.  7r£pi  about,  and 
^uii'iu^i  to  £;ird)  to  gird  up  or  n- 
oout,  dress  ;  tu  tic  round  the  waist, 
wear  or  put  on  an  apron.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  Tfpi/^uo-a.  per.  |)ass. 
ind.  7TcpiiC,ijiaiiat'  par.  niput^tjXT- 
pivoi.  1  a.  mid.  ind.  rfpit^cixra- 
ptjv  impr.  -KipiCfuaai,  -dadui'  par. 
TTcpi^ioadficvoi. 

Tlipt^diarpa,  -ai,  i),  (fr.  last)  a 
sash,  belt,  girdle ;  a  border, 
fringe. 

Xlepniyionai  -ovpai,  f.  -yjnopat,  (fr, 
7r£pi  about,  and  i/yiopat  to  lead) 
to  lead  ahout,  guide  to  see,  at- 
tend to  show,  escort,  wait  upon  ; 
to  explain,  tell,  relate. 

TlcDttiytjpaTtKbs,  ->i,  -ov,  (fr.  last) 
led  ahout,  conducted,  attended, 
escorted. 

TlcpiJiyni,  -ios  -ovi,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
laying  round  about,  in  a  circle, 
circular. 

nepti'iyn(Tts,  -to;,  Alt.  -fuif,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  a  leading  round  about ^ 
escort  ;  attendance  to  show,  exhi- 
bition, display  ;  an  explanation. 

riepuiyov,  -£{,  -£  or  -ev,  impf.  or  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  jrfpiayui. 

Ilfpi;)''?;,  Att.  and  Sync,  for  ir£pi£(- 
ii'iKct,  3  sin.  pper.  mid.  of  tte- 
puiiia, 

n£p(t/£(i',  -£if,  -f(,  pper.  mid.  ofn-£- 
pUtpi,  to  go  about. 

rifpiij/fo),  (fr.  TTtpi  about,  and  /ix-w 
lo  come)  to  come  round  to,  de- 
i^olve  upon;  to  attain  to,  arrive 
at,  reach. 

ntpiii\9ov,  -£«,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
■nepiip^opai. 

riipiriXvTevo),  (fr.  z-£pi  about,  and 
£>£iiOa)  obs.  to  go)  to  go  about, 
V'ander,  rove,  roam, 

llcpitipcKTfio  -w,  fr.  TTfpj  intens.  and 
I'lpiKTiu),  which  see. 

ntpitiv,  -rii,  -Ti  Att.  -Tjv,  impf.  of 
repletpt,  to  he  present. 

Tlcpit'fVttKn,  Ion.  ihrniptr'iviyKa,  I  a. 
md.  act.  of  vcpi(pepu>. 

Xlepitjpyvpupevoi,  -n,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  ol  Tcptapyvp6(ji. 

ncotrjpeXro,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  pass, 
of  irtptatpiu). 

rifpiijorpa^o,  -Of,  -£,  per.  ind.  act. 
—  Tlcpti'inTpaxpo,  -aj,  -c  or  -ev,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  7npta(TTnd::To>. 

Tl(pi7n(^iia  -d,  f.  -t'laii),  (fr.  7r£o< 
mtcna.  and  nx^'^  '°  sounil, 
tb.  Ti\cf  a  n'lis*^)  to  resound, 
(^S) 


HEP 

echo  around;  to  clang,  ring, 
sound. 

IlfpiOiiAn-u,  fr,  same,  and  5d\nia, 
which  sec. 

nfpiy£is,  -uaa,  -iv,  n.  pi.  -Oivrci, 
par.  2  a.  act.  of  nfpiTiO./pi. 

rifpW.^in,  -uroj,  rb,  (tV.  nipirlOnpi 
to  put  about)  any  thing  put  on 
or  ahout ;  an  ornament,  collar, 
necklace ;  paint,  artificial  com- 
plexion ;  plaster,  rough  cast, 
tvhitewash  ;  a  covering. 

lliplOiaii,  -io{,  Alt.  -tws,  »;,  (li-. 
same)  a  putting  on  or  about;  a 
covering,  the  thing  put  on.  Seo 
last. 

ricpiOiui,  f.  -tvcto,  (fr.  iTEpi  about, 
and  5/a)  to  run)  to  run  about, 
rove,  wander;  to  run  round,  en- 
circle, cncomjiass. 

rifpiOpiji'tw  -Co,  (fr.  same, and  Sprj- 
liui  to  bewail,  th.  ^pTivog  a  dirge) 
to  go  about  bewailing,  lament  a- 
loud.  VlcpiOpriveopai,  to  resound 
V  ilh  btmenlulions, 

nipiOpiykdu)  -oi,(fr.  rr£p(  about,  and 
bpiyKbi  a  battlement)  to  sur- 
round with  a  breastwork,  fortify ; 
to  hedge  in,  encompass. 

ritiiiOvpoi,  -on,  b,  >i,  (fr.  7r£pi  intens. 
and  ^vpu;  anger)  vtry  angry, 
incensed,  enraged,  indig}iant. 

ricpi'iSipti'ai,  and  by  Sync.  lltpiiS- 
pivai.  Dor.  and  Att,  for  Trtpii- 
i5£?v,  2  a,  inf,  act.  of-ncpiciSu. 

n£piu'(j,  -tis,  -;;,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 
same. 

Tlepuivai,  pres.  inf.  —  Ilfpiiui', 
-ouua,  -bv,  par.  2  a.  o^vcpitipi, 
to  go  about. 

ncpti'^opat,  (fr.  rtp;  about,  and  t^w 
lo  scat)  to  sit  around;  to  sur- 
round, environ,  hesicgc. 

HipiiaTdpicvoi,  -t),  -ov,  par.  — n£- 
piioraao,  impr.  pres.  mid.  of 

lltpt'taTijpi,  f.  -ar^ao),  p.  -iaTt}Ka, 
(fr.  TTCpl  about,  and  lartiiit  to 
stand)  to  stand  around,  at  or 
by ;  to  check,  restrain,  repress  ; 
to  lay,  put,  place  or  set  round ; 
to  surround,  compass,  environ  ; 
to  defend,  fortify,  fence  about  ; 
to  come  to  pass,  turn  out ;  to 
change,  alter,  become  different; 
lo  decline,  avoid,  shun,  flee. 

TlcptKaBalpu),  f.  -apw,  (fr.  same, 
and  KiiOaipit)  to  cleanse,  th.  ko- 
Oapoi  clean)  to  cleanse  allround, 
purify  thoroughly ;  to  expiate, 
atone  ;  to  circumcise. 

ricpiKaOoptu,  3  sin.  I  f.  Att.  of 

TlLpiKaOapi^w,  f.  -tail),  and  Att.  -tii, 
same  as  TtipiKa&aipui. 

llipiKaOuppa,  -ami,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
sweepings,  offscouring,  Jilth,  dirt, 
an  alontmeiU,  expiation ;  a  hu- 
man  sacrifice,  pi.  TipiKadappara. 

TlcpiKaOr/pu,  -uTos,  rb,  (fr.  next)  a 
blockade,  siege. 

llrpiKuOnpat,  (Ir.  n-fp!  around,  and 
KdOrjuai  to  sit  down)  lo  sit 
down  ahout ;  lo  besiege,  invest, 
blockade. 

ncptKaBii,iii,f.-i(Tiji,  (fr.  same,  and 
(ca()((^oj  to  sit,  th.  (^'ui  to  seat) 
same  as  last. 

Vliott.uAXia,  a.  sin.  or  ncut.  pi.  of 


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IlcptKaWfii,  -{OS  -ovs,  0,  1),  (fr.  repi 
intens.  and  naXu;  fair)  x-cry 
fair,  extremely  handsome,  beau- 
tiful, n.  pi.  rcpiicaXAftj -iTf. 

XlepiKaXv-Tui,  f.  -■-^u,  p.  -KiKuXvipa, 
(fr.  rcpt  about,  and  (cuXunrw  to 
cover)  /o  coi^pr  all  round,  hide 
entirely,  conceal  totally  ;  to  over- 
lay, plate ;  to  wrap  up,  envelope ; 
to  blindfold,  vdl  ctuxely.  pros, 
inf.  act.  ztptKaXvrrrtiv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  TTcpicKiiXv^a.  per.  pass.  ind. 
vcptKCKaXv/iiiaf  par.  ?r£pi»c£(cci- 
Xu/ifitVoj. 

IIcpiKa/iTi),  -i)j,  i;,  (fr.  same,  and 
KdjfKTui  to  bend)  a  bending 
rou'nit  about,  winding,  circuit ; 
twi.1t,  turn. 

TlcptKap<fiiaitis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  rtpi 
about,  and  Kdp(pos  chaff)  the 
manner  in  which  a  hen  shakes 
herself  at  leaving  her  nest ;  clean- 
ing, dusting,  sweeping. 

ncptKardXriirros,  -ov,  b,  {],  (fr. 
samo,  Kara  intens.  and  Xaii0dv<j> 
to  take)  caught,  overtaken,  siir- 
prised,  surrounded. 

TlcpiKarapfinYvviii,  fr.  rcpc  intens. 
and  Karapiinyvvfii,  which  sec.  1 
a.  ind.  mid.  vcptKartpliri^dixjjv, 
-lit,  -aro. 

TlcpiKdrnftai,  Ion.  for  -ncpiKadriiiai, 
in  all  its  parts  ;  thus,  pros.  inf. 
mid.  rtpucdrrjcrflrti'  par.  ircptKa- 

TfllltlOi. 

TlipiKciiiai,  -(rai,  -rat,  (fr.  irrpi 
about,  and  xci^ai  to  lie)  to  lie 
round  about  or  upon,  be  put 
upon,  oflhere  or  be  attached  to  ; 
to  have  on,  wear,  carry,  be  dress- 
ed in  cr  girded  with  ;  to  lie  by, 
be  stored  up,  remain  over,  be 
over  and  cJwve.  par.  pros.  pass. 
TrcpiKiiftcvos,  -ri,  -ov. 

XlcoiKclpijt,  (fr.  same,  and  Kclpia  to 
shave)  to  shave  rourul,  clip  or 
crop  the  hair ;  to  lop,  chop,  cut 
'iff. 

WrpiKCKaXviiiilvof,  -17,  -ov,  par.  per. 

p'iSS.    of  irlOiKttXilTTU). 

ilcpiKtvTiiit    -a,   f.   -t'lOiD,   (fr.    VCpl 

alKiiil,  and   kcvtioi    to  goad)   to 

pierce,    stab    or    uinuntl    on    alt 

siiles  ;  to  persecute,  harass. 
ncpiiccipaXata,  -af,  //,  (fr.  same,  and 

KC'p'iXfi    the    head)   a  headpiece, 

helmet,  rax'pte. 
TliptKi'i^co,  Ion.  for  jrtpKf^iouipres. 

mipr.  mid.  of 
HiniKi'ii^ijpai,  fr.   vcpl  intcnii.    and 

Ki'i^opni,  whirh  (lee. 
IIfof»i)>of,  -nv,  h,  fi,  (fr.  fi:\mo,  and 

KijXtof  warm)  hot,  dry,  parched, 

scorched,  burned  ;  chapped,  cleft, 

split. 
\\ioUr)ro(,   -oil,   h,  (fr.  nfime,   and 

"rTiffof  a  ijardpn)  a  garden,  shrub. 

brry,  jilnntalion. 
\^lniKXn^O^)(,     -iinn,     -if,     (J.     pi. 

rroiKXaaOivrutv,  |>nr.   I   a.   pami. 

of 
rir/)i«X'/'ii  -'3,  (fr.  Tfo!  inlenn.  nnil 

irX'i'D  to  break)  to  break  entireh/, 

break  in    pieces,   smash,  Irruiae  ; 

to  pull  i}(f,  perl,  strip,  phirk. 
rifootXt/w,  and  Ion.  iUpinX/j'ii  (fr. 

«amn,  and  nXdio  tn  sliut)  to  shut 


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vp,  enclose,  surround,  encom- 
pass, environ. 

ncptuXfittv,  pres.  inf.  act.  Ion.  of 
la^t.' 

ritpucXiif,  -io;  -oCf,  6,  Pericles,  a 
man's  name. 

HcpiKXoviSi^d),  (fr.  TTtpl  intens.  and 
xXovjiov  a  seal)  to  seal  vp,  fasten 
with  a  seal,  Jix  a  seal. 

TltpiKXv^uj,  (fr.  same,  and  (cXiI^di 
to  wash)  to  wash  all  round  or 
all  over,  dash  tvater,  sprinkle 
over. 

ritpKcXurdy,  -ov,  b,  ii,  (fr.  Same, 
and  kXvtos  heard  of)  very  ce- 
lebrated, illustrious,  famous,  re- 
nowned. 

U.tpiKXMij>,  f.  -aiD,  fr.  same,  and 
kXuiOui,  which  sec. 

XiepiKvt)pii,-l^oi;,  i),  (fr.  rtpi  about, 
and  Kvi'iftr]  the  shin)  leg-armour, 
greaves;  a  boot. 

nepiKvi?tos,-a,-ov,  (fr.  i;cp(  intens. 
and  Kvl^ti)  to  sting)  very  rough, 
rugged  ;  prickly,  stinging. 

HepiKvi^to,  f.  -toiii,  (fr.  same)  to 
scratch,  scrape,  grate;  to  prick, 
puncture,  sling  ;  to  rub  so  as  to 
excite  heat,  stimulate. 

nepiKo/xTTtii}  -u>,  f.  -)J(Tw,  (fr.  same, 
and  KouTTiia  to  crack,  th.  KSp-roi 
a  crasli)  to  crash,  report  or  re- 
sound all  round  ;  to  trumpet 
abroad,  display  ostentatiously  ; 
to  scold,  rate,  rail  at,  chide  willi 
noise. 

TIcpiKovfi,  -ti(,  ij,  (fr.  next)  a  cut- 
ting round,  paring,  clipping  ;  an 
incision,  cut,  gash  ;  a  maiming, 
mutilation  ;  an  outline,  sketch, 
draught  ;  dress,  ornament, 
equipage  ;  wealth,  means,  .sub- 
slatire. 

nipiK6:;rij),  f.  -i|<J,  (fr.  Trcpi  round, 
and  k6t:t<jj  to  cut)  to  cut  about, 
cut  down,  lop,  prune,  amputate  ; 
to  rut  short,  curtail,  abridge, 
weaken,  impair. 

rifpucoff/i/a)  -o5,  f.  -ijaia,  fr.  jrcpi  in- 
tens. and  Kucfifw,  which  see. 

rifpotnuriif,  -IDS  -ovs,!),!i,  (fr.  same, 
anil  KpuTim  to  seize)  tlutl  has 
gained  his  end,  sharing,  partak- 
ing, enjoying  ;  master  of,  siiju- 
rior,  overpowrrini;,  predominant. 

pi.   COnt.    TTipiKplTUS. 

lltptKpiiiTTUi,  I.  -liw,  p.  ■ntpiKlKpviba, 
(fr.  same,  and  kovvti,)  to  hide) 
to  hiih:  all  over,  ilisguise  ;  to  con- 
ceal carefully  ;  to  vjithdraw,  live 
retired. 

risptKTloi'is,  n.  pi.  of  nrptKrtiov. 

ntptKTlrtts,  -oil,  h,  (fr.  rrpi  near, 
and  ktI^ui  to  build)  a  neighbour. 
Adj.  netuhliounng,  ailjoining, 
living  near. 

VXtpiKTliitv,  -ovot,  4,  (fr.  name)  a 
nrigbbnur,  Imrderrr.  AHj.  dwell- 
ing around,  living  near,  wljoin- 
ini;,  nri i;hlmut in g . 

WtpiKTViov,  -nvn(,  k,  iiamo  nil  loxl. 
n.  pi.  rfp(<fri'>o(f(. 

ntpi<f"«Xi5w-iri,(fr.  nipi  aronnd,nnd 

(ci'kXoc  a  circle)  to  surrmind  nn 

all    sides,    enrirrlr,    rnrompnss  ; 

to  invest,  environ,  besiege. 

nepi<:('irX'ii,  (fr.   uniiip)  in  a  eirrje,] 

(460) 


HEP 

all  around,  rourul  nliout,  on  every 

siile. 

IlfpiKui'fu)  -d,  (fr.  same,  and  kUvhs 
a  cone)  to  daub  or  smear  nil 
over,  particularly  with  pitch  ; 
to  calk,  pitch. 

flcpiXnfifiiino,  f.  -Xi'/xf-oufii,  (fr. 
same,  uiid  Xapjidvia  to  take)  to 
catch,  siize,  take  ;  to  overtake, 
come  up  with  ;  to  embrace,  clasp, 
hug,  grasp  ;  to  comprehend, 
comprise,  contain  ;  to  surround, 
gird  ;  to  take  to  one^s  self,  stiver, 
endure,  bear. 

ritjjiXei/iro),  f.  -tpu),  (fr.  same,  and 
XdpTTit)  to  shine)  to  shine  around, 
cast  tight  on  all  sides,  glitter, 
sparkle,  beam.  1  a.  act.  ind.  irt- 
piiXnfix^a. 

TlcpiXdpr^as,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a. 
act.  of  last. 

rifpcXcirw,  f.  -!|.u),  p.  -ztpiXiXcKpa, 
(fr.  TTtpi  intens.  and  Xcirui  to 
leave)  to  leave  behind  or  after, 
leave  remaining  or  over,  make  a 
remainder.  ncptXclzupat,  to  be 
left  after,  remain  over,  survive. 
par.  pres.  |i;iss.  TrtptXctirdftcvos. 
jicr.  |)ass.  ind.  7rfpiX/Xc(;//iu«" 
par.  -neptXcXeiijipivos. 

llcpiXd^w,  (fr.  77£p(  around,  aiul 
X£i';^w  to  lick)  to  tick  all  over  or 
round  about, 

TlcpiXi-ta,  f.  -4^,  fr.  same,  and 
Xf'j7u),  which  see. 

n£piX£cr;^i;i'£UT05,  -oi;,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  rfpi 
about,  and  Xca^nvtvtj  to  lalk,th. 
Xio^tl  conversation)  7>iuch  talked 
or  spoken  of,  celcbruled,  cried 
up,  famous. 

ncpiXiiftpa,  -itTos,  rj,  (fr.  TCpiXap- 
/in'i'w  to  take)  a  seizure,  laying 
hold  on;  an  embrace,  caress  ;  the 
thing  caught,  prey. 

ricpiXrjTTTiis^  -'))  -01',  (fr.  same)  thai 
may  be  taken,  tansible,  sensible; 
perceptible,  intelligible,  concciv~ 
able. 

ncpiXi^pd^u,  and-/id(i)-(ii,samcas 

TirpiXcixw. 
lUpiXoiTTos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  irtpiXifiru) 
to  leave  over)  left  after  or  over, 
remaining.      Subs,  the  rest,  rem- 
nant. 
WepiXoiii),  f.  -o6au>,  (fr.  ircpt  inlcns. 
and    Xodui    to  wash)    to     wash 
arounil    or    all    over,    c/can    or 
scour  out. 
flrpfXi/ffof,  -01),  i,  {,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xi'tt;)  K''"''")  I'cry  grievous,  mourn- 
ful or    sail,  cxceedingli)  sorrow>- 
ful. 
rirpiXiiio,  (fr.   same,    and   Xi'iti   to 
loose)  to  loosen  all  round  or  en- 
tirely ;  to  ilissolve,  melt. 
Wipiltuhnpni,  (fr.  same,  and /m^o- 
liiii  to  rape)  to  ranc  rintrnlly,  be 
inilraerous,     go     mad,     vander 
about  furiously. 
f\tniiidx>\Tns,    -on,    b,    li,    (fr.    rrtpl 
iiliiiiit,    and    iid^nfiiii    to    fif{hl) 
fought  for  or  to  br  fmglit  Jor, 
disputed, 
ntpi/ihu),  -pt,  -p,  pre*,  or  2  a.  iub. 

of 
Ili/'i/i/ri.i,  f.  -litfiS,  p.  nipiittfilvtina, 
(fr.  Ttip'i  about,  and  /i/i'u  to  re- 


HEP 

mnin)  to  sini/  or  tonil  fnr^  tarry, 
iltliiy  ;  to  took  out  Jnr,  rspn  I, 
hope  for  ;  to  await,  u-utr.h  for. 
nrcs.  inf.  net.  vipijiivuv.  1  a. 
mil.  act.  r(p((7'r<rii,  -<if,  -c. 

n<()i/2f<Tr:ij,  -ui',  6, )/,  (fr.  same,  am! 
ficarii  full)  trri/  .^m//,  crnu-ileil 
all  rounil  ;  atiiffhl,  cramiiinl ; 
reptriiishal. 

ricpiittTpov,  -oi>,  tO,  (nciit.  of  next) 
1  cirntil,  conipasx,  stinri/  ;  cir- 
cymfrrenrcy  tncuMirt:  rounil 
nhoul. 

ITfpi^frpoji-otJ,  ft,  i;,  (fr.  ztpi  iiljout, 
ami  fi/rpor  measure)  rounil,  rir- 
culiir  ;  7nen.<:urcil  riiuiul,  iif  tin 
ri<;ht  mnisurt.  Subs.  »';,  (viz. 
yp.7/ifii|    a    line)    the    circumfe- 

TfllCl, 

Tltpifii':<'cii,  a.  .sin.  of 

Ucptfii'i'^i/(,  -£uf  -oiif,  i,  a  man's 
iKtme. 

nrptiii'/Kcci,  n.  |il.  of 

Tlciii^i'iKiis,  -loi  'ovi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  irrpi 
inlens.  and  ;ii>of  Icnglli)  trri/ 
long,  hish  or  tiUl. 

Tlcpirnitriiio  -ui,  (fr.  rtoi  around, 
and  I'liicriiai  same  as  ill.  ihi'm  to 
ilwcll)  to  ilurll  round  ahout,  live 
vear. 

nrpirnitroupo-i,  3  |il.  |;rcs.  sub.  act. 
of  last. 

n.pdailnuy,  -ov,  b,  >';,  (fr.  r£pi  in- 
tcns.  and  vavria  sca-si(:l<ness) 
x-ny  xcn-xii-k  ;  very  Kijueumixh, 
ilUoTilercd  in  the.  xinmnch. 

X\ipivtoi,-ov,  b,  and  nfpiVdioi',  -ov, 
TO,  the  perineum  or  space  be- 
tween the  genitals  and  the  anus. 

ntpiicwj,  -ii>,h,{^r.-tji\  be)'ori(l,and 
i-dEf  a  ship)  n  iixctixx  person  in  o 
ship,  live  lumber  ;  nprmsens^er. 

Wtpiviauofiai,  (fr.  irrpi  about,  and 
viaaojiai  same  as  th.  viui  to  i;o) 
to  go  ahout,  wander  ;  to  move 
round,  revolve. 

Tlcoii'iacoficiuijiv,  s-  I'l.  .^ol.  par. 
pres.  pass,  of  last. 

Tlcpivoiu)  -d,  f.  -I'/irio,  p.  -vct'dijKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  vo/u  to  think)  to 
icnov'  weU,  be  well  informed  or 
acquainted  ;  to  think  upon,  con- 
sider diligently,  examine  on  all 
sides  ;  to  comprehend,  under- 
stand, conceive  ;  to  contrive,  in- 
vent, design, 

ritoiiaia,  -a;,  i/,  (fr.  last)  thniiglit, 
ihovghlfutrifss,  consi/lrralinn. 

Tlcpivocriu)  -ui,  (fr.  ircoi  about,  and 
vocriu  to  <;o)  to  go  about,  travel 
over,  wander,  rove,  ramble,  par. 
I  a.  act.  TtfuvocsTTjuas,  -aan,  -av. 

n/pif.  (fr.  TTfiA  about)  rourul  about, 
around,  all  round, 

Wtoi(,vodii)  -i>,  (fr.  same,  and  ^vpdio 
to  shave)  and 

ITfoifiJii)  or  ritpiT/w  -w,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^i'u»  or  (/u  to  shave)  to  shave 
Toumi  about  ;  to  scrape,  rasjj  or 
polish  all  over. 

Tlwioicvu),  f.  -cvcu),  p.  -wltvKa,  (fr. 
next)  to  go  alumt,  travel  over  ; 
to  survey,  go  over,  examine,  ob- 
serve ;  to  move  in  a  course,  re- 
volve, make  a  circuit, 

TltoiiiCo(,-ov,  li,  (fr.  irtpi  about,  and 
'olh(;  a  road)  a  course,  revolution, 


nEP 

round,  circuit,  path,  orbit  ;  a 
period,  citmplilc  sentence.  K» 
rfpioilou,  i'l  course,  by  rotation, 
in  turn, 

WijhiukIid  -(3,f.  -I'/ffoi,  J>.  7rfpi(i'i»ri;<f<«, 
(Ir.  same,  and  oiKiut  to  dwell, 
ih.  o'lKui  a  house)  to  duill  or  in- 
habit rounil  about,  lire  near. 

Ilfpioikif, -/'(^os, /;,  vi/.  niAisoryw- 
pii,  (fr.  same)  the  surrounding 
parts,  adjoining  country.  Adj. 
neighbouring,  bordering,  near, 

ni/)(oi*u(^o/i('ui  -w,  f.  -I'laio,  p.  -oiKO- 
ciifiriKi',  (fr.  ~fpi  about,  ihko{  a 
house,  and  (^(/lu  to  build)  to 
build  round  about  ;  to  enclose, 
iroll  up,  fortify  ;  to  conjine  in  a 
house,  shut  up  ul  home, 

ricplotKiii,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  -acpi  near, 
and  oivof  a  house)  adjoining, 
adjnirnl,  neighbouring.  Subs. 
a  neighbour. 

WcptuiKovvTiii,  a.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  7r£pio(»i/(<). 

Wipiii-zTioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  to  he 
despised,  neglected  or  slighted. 

riipti'irTTufiai,  (fr.  -tpi  around,  and 
I'lrruftat  to  look)  to  biok  around, 
observe,  survey  ;  to  neglect,  de- 
spise ;  to  overlook,  connive  at, 
pass  by. 

ritpioJTToi,  -ov,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  last)  seen 
'ill  round,  conspicuous,  remark- 
able, excellent,  eininent  ;  negli- 
gent, indolent,  inattentive. 

Ucpiopuv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 

nrpiopiiio  -d,  (fr.  Trcpi  around,  and 
vpiiic  to  see)  to  look  round,  ob- 
serve, survey,  remark  ;  to  look 
ovir ;  to  overlook,  neglect,  omit, 
let  }>ass. 

TlfpivpOptov  and  -pov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr. 
-ip'i  about,  and  (5p6poj  the  dawn) 
dawning,  daybreak. 

Tlcptooi^u),  f.  -lew,  ((r.  same,  and 
bpi^iii  to  limit,  th.  opoj  a  bounda- 
ry) to  limit,  bound,  conjine,  cir- 
cumscribe, enclose  vkh  bounda- 
ries ;  to  drive  out,  banish,  ex- 
terminate. 

Tltpiopiaii&s,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  li- 
mitaiion,  restriction  ;  a  boundary, 
limit ;  exile,  banishme7it. 

Xlipiovaia,  -nj, )'/,  (fr.  ircpUiiti  tosur- 
pass)  almndance,  plenty,  wealth, 
substance  ;  excellence,  superiori- 
ty, pre-eminence. 

ncpwvaiiii^u),  and  -liCojiai,  (fr.  last) 
to  have  enough,  be  in  affluence, 
abound  ;  to  aajuire,  grow  rich, 
gain  uealth. 

TlcptovaiaaiiOi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  sainc) 
wealth,  abundance,  affluence ; 
an  acquisition,  property,  pos- 
session. 

ncnioi'ctoi,  -ov,  h,  )i,  (fr.  ittpUijti  to 
surpass)  acquired,  gained;  pe- 
culiar, private,  onc^s  own  ; 
aliundunt,  plentiful,  affluent. 

Ucpioxh,  ->}«,  I'h  (fi".  ircpi/;i;ui  to 
contain)  a  summary,  argument, 
contents,  substance,  abslrrict ;  a 
volume,  book  ;  an  eru:losure,for- 
tijiculion,  citadel,  castle. 

nc(m:aOwi,  (fr.  lapi  intens.  and  mi- 
Oof  feeling)  with  feeling,  patheti- 
cally, 

(460) 


nEP 

nfp<ffnpr/i'(i(,iuf — rifpiiraptiji-eiira, 
-<!',  par.  2  a.  pass,  of  jrcpirt/pw. 

IlfpiniT/u)  -u>,  I.  -t'leu),  p.  jripiTrtTTu'- 
Ti;<iii,  (fr.  iTtpi  about,  and  viiriia 
to  tread)  to  walk  about  or  up 
and  down,  walk  abioad,  take  a 
v^idk  ;  to  travel  ;  to  live,  lead 
life,  sojourn,  abide,  reside  ;  to 
live  like  or  according  to,  conform 
to, 

Ilfpi-riTi/ffijijinf. — riepirnTi/CTaiTtf, 
n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  —  lltpirru- 
Ti/ffri,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
niptrari'imoiitf,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  of  last. 

nipcriiVv/Ki,  -nroi,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
iialk  or  walking  about. 

XltpntiiriiTtKui,  -II,  -ov,  (fr.  same) 
uatking  about,  vagabond,  iiith- 
ovt  a  residence.  Subs,  a  Peri- 
patetic philosopher  h  ho  professed 
to  have  no  fixed  school. 

WtplTTiiTuiriv,  -)/5,  -ri,  Att.  for  TTCpi- 
TiiToljii,  -oli,  -01,  pres.  opt.  act, 
cont.  of  same. 

nipiiTnTui, -ov,  b,  (fr,  same)  a  walk; 
a  place  for  walking,  promenade  ; 
a  discussion,  discourse  or  debeite 
during  a  walk  ;  a  school  or  place 
of  philosupliical  lectures  or  argu- 
ments. 

ntpi-arCiiv,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 

TTipiTTnTiw. 

ricpi7Ti(\ivo{,-ri,-ov,  (fr,  irtpi  around, 
and  7r£(?ii'df  level) p/ain  alt  rounrl, 
open,  champaign. 

n£piT£p'(c,  -«y,  )'„  (fem.  of  next) 
hunnlity,  lowness,  lowliness, 

riepi-ri^toi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  TTEpJ  near, 
and  fff'fa  the  foot)  low,  near  to  or 
on  the  grounil, 

Ilipi-ilpo),  f.  -fp&i,  (fr.  irtpt  intens. 
and  7r£i'pu)  to  pierce)  to  pierce  or 
run  through,  wound  on  all  sides. 
1  a.  ind.  act,  ntpii-ntipa. 

WtpiTtiXuiitvoi,  -n,  -ov,  (par.  pres. 
mid.  of  next)  revolving,  turn- 
ing, changing ;  surrounding, 
encompassing. 

ncpi-rriXoi  and  -niXofiat,  (fr,  ntpl 
around,  and  jtAw  to  be)  to  re- 
volve, turn,  roll  ;  to  be  over,  pre- 
vail. 

flepiTTiirraiiai,  by  Sync,  for  irtpmi- 
■Kirnftat,  per,  ind.  pass,  of  TTfpi- 
TTcrd^ui  or  -du). 

TlcpiTTmTiJiKcvat,  per.  inf.  act,  and 

n£pi7r£(7uii',  -ouaa,  -Av,  n.  pi.  -advrci, 
par.  —  n£p(7rt<7£7i',  inf.  2  a.  act. 
— ncpi7r/(T»)T£,  2  pi.  2  a,  sub.  act. 
of  7r£p(77i'rru. 

n£pi7r£r«^(i)  or  -dio,  fr,  7r£p{  aroundf 
and  Tr£T«'^oi,  which  see, 

tlcptrTtTiii,  -io;  -ovi,  b,  f),  (fr,  irtpi- 
ttItttw  to  fall  ti\va.y)  falling,  drop- 
ping or  slipping  into  ;  fallen, 
failing,  decayed,  gone  to  ruin  ; 
changed,  altered,  reversed. 

rifpiTr/ro^ai,  (fr.  TTfpi  about,  and 
Tririifint  to  fly)  to  fly  round  or 
about  ;  Jlnttcr,  wave, 

rifpir/ru),  obs.  see  ircpnrtjrru. 

XlcpivnpXevaiJievo(,  -17,-01',  par.  per, 
pass,  of  7r£pi^>£i5u, 

nfpiirijrr(i),f.  TTcpiirTwaiD,  p.  rrepintK- 
TiiiKn,  (fr.  7:£p(  intens.  and  m'Trru 
to  fall )  to  fall  or  drop  upon  ;    to 


HEP 

fall  in  rmth  or  among,  meet  with, 

encounter;  to   experience,   incvr, 

happen,  chance.  2  a.    act.   ind. 

TcptiTzecov'  inf.   rrpirtcrcTv. 
Xlipi-^rXiKTos,   -ov,  b,  !/,    (fr.  next) 

connected,  joined    or    linked  to- 
gether;    intwinid,      inwreathe'l,       of 

imhraced  ;    intermingled,    intri-  Iltpur-t'crffo),  f.  -^u,  (fr.  rcpi  about, 

cate,  entangled.  and  Trrvavui  to  fold)  to /old  about, 

rifpurXZ/cw,  f.  -^(j,  (fr.  net  around,        inwrnp  ;  to   encircle,  enclose  ;  to 

and  irAj'vtu   to  bind)  to  tie  about,'      infold,  clasp,  embrace. 

roll,  intwinc,  bind,  plait  ;  to  (-m-\  ntpitrrwiia,  -arog,  to,  (fr.  TrfpiTirru 


HEP 

Iltpiirrfpoj,  -ov,  h,  7j,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTtfov  a  wing)  u-inged  arovnd  ; 
guttering,  sparkling,  glittering  ; 
embattled,  jortijied ;  roofed,  co- 
vered, 

riipnrrv^as,  -aca,-ai',  par.  1  a.  act. 


brace,  clasp,  caress  ;  to  involve, 
render  obscure  ;  to  comprise 
round  about,  encompass. 

TIcpi7r\tKToi,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same, 
and  jrXi'ffoo)  to  pace)  moving, 
tripping  ;  dancing  ;  inlwined,  in- 
tricate. 

ntpirXd/ztvof,  -I/,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of  ncpirXofiat,  by  Sync, 
for  rrtpir/Xo//ai. 

rifpix-Xoof  -ovf,  -6ov  -oZ;  b,  (fr.  rrrpi 
around,  and  wA/w  to  sail)  a  cir- 
cumnavigation, sailing  round, 
voyage  round  about.  Adj.  that 
may  be  sailed  round,  sea-eirt. 

Htpmviiii  -w,  f.  -cvaui,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTv/u  to  breathe)  to  breathe 
or  blrjw  around. 

ncpiTvcviiovla,  -as,  ^, (fr.  same,  and 
■nvtiuwv  the  lungs)  inflammation 
of  the  lungs. 

TlcpfrvlYfi(,  -iof  -ov{,  b,  ^,(fr.  same, 
and  Tniyii)  t<>  choke)  suffocated, 
choked,  stifled,  stran!;le<l. 

UiptvdOtiToi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  iroOiut  to  desire)  desirable, 
longtil  for,  vished. 

riioirroiiti)  -C>,  f.  -fia\a,  p.  rtpiircvoi 


to  fall  among)  a  slip,  fall  ;  an 
accident,  chance. 
TlcpirvaTos,    -ov,     b,    »/,     (fr.    rtpi 
around,  and  -nviOuvo^iai  to  hear) 
heard  of,  reported,  noised,    cele- 
brated, cried,  famous. 
nrpi/;(jrtiiu),  f.  -liSiui,  p.  ntpiippay- 
Ku,  and  riiotpiHiiri^u),  (fr.  same, 
and  ^uiVu)  or  pmri^w  to  sprinkle) 
to  spririkle  about,  besprinkle,  scat- 
ter water  ;  to  sprinkle  with  holy 
water,  purify. 
n€pipfjain'iptov,-ov,  rd,  (fr.  last)  a 
vessel  fur   holy  water,  an  instru- 
ment for  sprinkling  it  ;  a  font  ; 
a  waltring  pot, 
nepiplmvTiaiJOi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 

sprinkling,  aspersion. 
Xltptp'puiTTui,  fr.    rtpi    intens.   and 

pdnroi,  which  see. 
TlepipLeij),  f.  -ciau),  (fr.  irrpi  about, 
and  piu)  to  flow)  to  flow  or  ru7i 
about,  overflow,  inundate  ;  to 
uash,  flow  by  or  beat  upon  ;  to 
abound,  be  in  plenty  or  afflu- 
ence. 
Tlcpippi'iywiit,  f.  -})ii^o),  p.  mptfppt]- 
X''^  (fr.  TTipi  intens.  and  pfiyvvpi 
ijKa,  (fr.  same,  and  voiiui  to  do)  to  break)  to  strip  or  ]>eel  round, 
to  guard,  defend,  protect, preserve,  I  tear  off ;  to  break  up,  split,  rend 
tfrure  ;  to  make  more,  produce,]  in  pieces  ;  to  burst  asixnder,  break 
bring  forth.   Xlcpiitoiiopai -ovpai,\      out. 

to  get,  gain,  procure,  acr/uire,  i  Ylepipun^avTCi,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act. 
purchase  ;     to   claim,   challenge, '      of  last. 

demand;  to  pretend,  fd^n.  1  a.' neptppoof,andnrp!ppvTO(,-ov,b,(rr. 
ind.  mid.  vipiivoiqanpriv.  sub.  I  Trtpi  about,  and  ^'i/u),  piiuior^u/o)  to 
vipfKoifiowpai,  in  1  pi.  Trfpiiroiij-j  flow)  flowing  or  running  about, 
aiipiOa.  streaming,  pourins  ;  washed   on 

ipt-rolriatf, -io(.  All. -ciiif,  I'l,  (fr.  all  sides,  encircled  by  the  sea,  sea- 
last)  gain,  profit,  possession,  ae-       girt. 

'/"""''"")  J^opirty  ;  a  share,  par-  TltpiocataXupivof,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
tictpation  ;     protection,    defence,  nipiaia>6u)  -H,  f.   -oktw,  [>.  vrniae- 

oidXuKa,  (fr.  irrpJ  about,  and  ain- 
Aov  spittle)  to  vnrieQitIr,  enamel, 
make  mosaic  work,  inlay,  mount, 
set. 


preservation,  salvation 

VlintvoiovvTai,    3    pi.    cont.  pres. 
md.  mid.  of  name. 

rifpiiroX/(i>  -i,  (fr.  rip'i  aroim<l,  and 

roX/u    to    turn)    to  roll,    uhirl,niotata\ofipci'of,  par.   prcs.   pass. 
wind,  revolve  ;  to  go  round  about,        ronl.  of  last. 
tncomprisM,  environ  ;  to  secure  on  Utpintfrtpos,  •ov,b,  (fr.  Trip!  around, 
all  sides.  i      and    al^tfp'if  iron)    covered  u>ith 

IlrniTTiiXia,  -inv,  TrJ,  (fr.  Rame,   and        iron,  plated,  sheeted. 

>rrfXi{    a    city)   the  suburbs;  the  nf/iiiT«iX(){, -/o( -ofrc,  4, /;,  (fr.   Trcpi 
adjoining  loiims.  I      inlins.  ond   ojr/XXu  lo  dry)  irn/ 

liipmopUoftai,  (fr.  name,  and  ro-i  hanl,  drt/,  rough,  TUggerl  ;  last- 
prt'opni  lo  (fn)  to  go  round,  go  i'lg  ,'  obdurate,  stubborn,  obsli- 
Ihrr/ugh,  travel  over.  I       note ;    prrsririing,    firm,     rrso- 

\ltovsAp<pf-Di>v,   -ov,    ri,   (fr.  iinme,!      lute;   harsh,  severe,  morose  ;  of- 
and  Trnpipvpa  wrarlcl)  a  purple  or       fmsirt,  troublesome,  disagreralilr, 
tenrltl    rol/e  or  drrss  edged  with^      grirvmis.      Alno 
jfurple.  flrpiOKiXfif,  -io(  -oTf,  li,  /,,    (fr.  iripi 

ri/oiffoA,  (fr.  »ame,  and  irpd  before)  iiboul,  and  aitl>n<  the  U-g)  en- 
farther,  bri/nnd.  i      eirrlmg  or  eovrring  the  leg.    Ut- 

llrpiiTTrtlut,  (fr.  name,  and  irrn/w  lo  pio<r(Xf(,ncul.  brrtrhts,  leggings, 
iUiUr.)  lo  htl  uprm,  strike  againsiA      hose. 

stumble  upon,  mr(t  with.  ln»p«r<t/X(oi',  -ov,  TA,(fr,  iiamc)(/rtM 

(461) 


HEP 

for  the  legs,  leggings,  breeches^ 
trousers,  drawers. 
nrpio-k-fXif,    -It'os,    f),     (fr.     same) 
dress  for  the  legs  ;  garters,  orna- 
ments for  the  legsoTankUs. 
neptcKe-zfis,  -ioi  -ois,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  Trtpj 
about,  and  oKtrrw  lo  cover)  cover- 
ed over  or  all  round,  shaded. 
riipiiTKiTTTopai,  (fr.  suuie,  ami  hkiit- 
Topai   to  look)   to  look  round  or 
about,  look  for  ;  to  survfy,  ob- 
serve. 

TliplnKtirros,  -ov,  6,  i/,  (fr.  last) 
lisible  alt  round,  conspicuous ; 
lofty,  eminent. 

TltpiaKovib)  -a,  (fr.  rtpi  around, 
and  oKontw  to  view)  to  look  about 
for,  seek  out  ;  observe,  survey^ 
view  around. 

ritptoKvOii^u),  (fr.  same,  and  XicvBtis 
a  Scythian)  lo  scalp  or  cut  iff' the 
skin  villi  the  hair  from  the  head, 
like  the  Scythians. 

WzpicKv'KaKH^w,  (fr.  same,  and  okv- 
X«(  a  whelp,  th.  tXdu  to  bark) 
to  purify  by  drawing  a  whelp 
three  litnes  round  the  person. 

ncpt(TKv\dKiopoi,-ov,b,  (fr.  last)the 
purification  mentioned  in  last. 

^fp((T^■^)T(^u),  f.  -tail),  p.  T7tpiccKi'iTt- 
Kii,  (fr.  Trept  intens.  and  okvtos 
skin)  to  skin,  flay  ;  to  scalp. 

ntpta-aapds,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  se- 
paration, division,  rent,  disunion  ; 
employineni,  agitation  or  hurry 
of  business;  distraction,  confu- 
sion ;  strife,  contention,  fjunrrel ; 
war,  warfare  ;  a  change  of  front 
by  countermarch;  a  circumflex, 
lengthened  tone. 

rifpKTirn'a)  -H,  f.  -daia,  p.  vcpiia-ra- 
Kii,  (fr.  rtpi  intens.  and  airdio  to 
draw)  to  pluck,  pull  or  tear 
away;  strip  or  picl  iff ;  to  draw 
different  ways,  rend  in  pieces  ;  lo 
drain  out,  unsheath  ;  to  distract, 
agitate  ;  to  turn  the  course, 
change  the  direction,  transfer,  re- 
move ;  lo  change  the  front  by 
countermarch  ;  to  pronounce  with 
a  lengthened  tone,  circumflex,  2 
a.  ind.  act.  ircpicoTTov,  -£?,  -t. 
iinpf.  mid.  ircpicoiTudptiv  -wptiv, 
-dov  -d,  -dcTO  -liTO, 

l\tpicitip-)^ti)  and  Alt.  or  Ion.  ITrpi- 
ancp)(iut  -ui,  (fr.  .•^aiiu',  and  ojr/p- 
■yu)  to  hurry)  to  hnstin  anxiously, 
hurry,  be  agitated  ;  to  take  ill, 
resent. 

riepiaiiiipior,  -uv,  rd,  (Ir.  rrp?  about, 
and  arrilpio  to  sralirr)  scattered 
buildings,  suburbs. 

Wrptannn^d^io,  (fr.  fnme,  and  iriiov- 
cd^oi  to  hasten)  to  use  ililigrncf, 
lake  great  poms,  ixert  onr^s  silf, 

niptamivftaOTOi,  -ov,  b,!i,  (fr.  last) 
sought  after,  rriueh  desired  ; 
ciiiittrd,  honoured,  eslrrtnid,  va- 
lued ;  engaged  m,  pursued,  prac- 
tised. 

rifpiffrw/i/i'iji -Hfi  ht  (viz.  spoauifla 
primuiieialion  ;  fcni.  of  rtrpiamo- 
pivof,  piir.  pre«.  art.  conl.  of 
iripiirrt'lio  lo  draw  out)  a  length- 
ened tone  or  eirrunifirr, 

rifpKriT'i,  (ncut.  pi.  "f  rriniireJj  ex- 
ceeding) «ce  ni(/(i/(7wi. 


ITEP 


nr.r 


nr.r 


ntfioffiiiii  -(($1  >'/)  niid  Wiplanuua, 
-iirpi,  tA,  (IV.  siinic,  ill.  npi  oc- 
\onil)  iil'iiviliitirr,  plind/,  riiliin- 
t/iiMiy,  fuprrfluili/,  rttnnimltr  ; 
t.nilirranrry   iiii-riusr.    pi.   irtpio- 


rn-^/iJ^iii,  1111(1  IIipc(rror(i\V(ui,  (fr. 
nipt  iiilciis.  mill  ariiio,  &r.  to 
";i'<>:in)  to  srimn  hcutiti/,  iiioati, 
lamciil,  Inwdil  ;  to  rinouiiil  u\lli 
lanientution. 


aM/inni.  iFltpKTrjpii,  -af,  i),  (pt'llui|is  fr.  tti'- 

II'p  (Tcrii'ui,   nnd  -ttivio,    t.   -fi'<ro),i      To/mi  lo   fly,  OTipjtwi    str()ii<;ly  ; 
(fr.  same) /'I  (i/hjiok/, /kiit ;)/cn-       or    Trrpiccuif    cxft'i'diiifily,    Jiiid 

fpd'u)  to  love  ;   or  sanio,  and  Tp/ui 


<V,  oirr/fnic,  rrmoiii  oitr  ;  to  tn- 
rr«iitf,  /;ruw,  /i.iir  or  Sft  more  ; 
to  txccl,  MTfff/,  surpiiss  ;  to  cn- 
lars';  wake  f;ri(ittr^  aitifilifi/, 
fXitll.  ]iiir.  pres.  ;itt.  mpiaaci'div, 
-oi'ffd,  -111-.  I  a.  act.  iiid.  trtpi'o- 
atvaa'  opt.  rripiaatvaai^f  par. 
TTfpifffff iViis,  "iiaity  -ai\ 
tlipiaaii'wv,  -oi'nti,  -or,  g.  -oVTOi, 
par.  pros.  act.  of  last. 


to  IreiiiliU')  a  itvif,  piufoii 
ITtpiffrfptuir,  -uii'o{,  b,  (Ir.   last)   (i 

;iij;(o;i-/iou.if,    (toi'C-colc.     Also, 

till;  herb  I'tTiYiiii. 
rTfpiirrfpWiov,   -or,    r<>,    (dim.     ol 

saiiK;)  (I  i/'tuni;  jiigcoii, 
ricp(aTepoeitfii,  -ios  -ors,   b,  //,  (fr. 

same,  and  tii5oj  likeness)  /lAc  « 


pitirk  awiii/  ;  to  violent,   vr.r,  Art- 

ro.«,  ,vyioi7,  piltagc  ;  to  Itntiit,  re- 

proiiih,  Kii/c. 
llipiff^^yyu),  (fr.  siiiii(',and  aiblyyoi 

to  Imid)  fo  hind  up,  lie  logitlur  or 

rovnd  uliout, 
rifpnT'/'piiyi^ii",  (fr.  sanu",  nndff^pu- 

yi^ui  to  seal,  ih.   oifipayU  n  seal) 

/"   .'Id/  f/;i  toi^ftlur,  viurk   roKiiil, 

til  or  liiiiit  lip,  f;ini. 
Iltpiirdipoior,  -nv,  tD,  (fr.  sain<',  and 

oili^'pa  the  ankle)  to  lure,  />ivf;e, 

iiirilir,   l)uii(l  or  iirnnninit  uhmit 

the  iiiiklis. 
ntpiT^c),   lun.   for   ncpla)(^uxi,  2  a. 


n£pi<7(TiX(i)o;,    -ot,   6,  1^,   (fr.    ■nrp'i,V[ipiaTt<li<iv6ui  -to,  (fr.  rrpi  around, 
about,  and  Xrfyoj  discourse,  Ih.  I      and  ariipu)  to  crown)  lo  encom- 


Xiyio  lo  speak)  tntkuUve,  loqua- 
cioii.i,  worilfi,  lerliose. 
llipiaaoi,  -ov,  ri,  (ncut.  of  next) 
utiuTiflanix,  plenty  ;  super/tuily, 
Temuindcr  ;  (jrettcnrc,  /goodness; 
supiriorily ;  udvmitnge,  privi- 
Irse. 
tlcptcabi,  and  Att.  -7toc,-i/,  -iii;  (fr. 
■ncpi  beyond)  cxcttlini;,  surpnss- 
iiie  fTcetlenl,  fuperior,  better  ; 
ehnice,  rare,  exquisite,  Jine  ;  very 
much,  too  iiiuc/t,  redinidavt,  re- 
maining over,  supeijliious  ;  a- 
Imndttnl,  plenty,  plentiful,  iim- 
ple.  Conip.  fffpKTffdrrpos.  Ekjte- 
piaaov,  by  murk  more. 

XlipiaaCii;,  and  Yltpiaaa,  (fr.  last) 
rhoicely,  exquisitely,  excellently, 
cgrefiiously,  nrjlnhty ;  abundantly, 
amply,  pltnlifully,  jitcnliously, 
copiously,  superjludusly  ;  earnest- 
ly, vehemenlly,  dearly.  Conip. 
ViptaaoTipWi,  and  —iptcudTlpnv. 

VliptCTaiiv,  (fr.  TTipuariipi  to  sur- 
round) round  about,  in  a  circle, 
on  every  side. 

tlepicraini',  -'is,  -»?,2  a.  opt.  act.  — 
Ueptardi'ras,  a.  pi.  mas.  of — Flt- 
piuruf,  -aaa,  -uf,  par.  2  a.   act 
of  same. 

TlcpioTaaii,  -lOf,  Alt.  -£o){,  i;,  (fr. 
same)  a  circumstance,  ocrur- 
rcnrr,  incident,  evf.nl  ;  occasion, 
opportunity,  season  ;  vicissitude, 
chnnse,  turn  of  affairs;  necessi- 
ty, urgency,  exigency,  emergen- 
cy, hurry  or  pressure  of  business  ; 
perplexity,  ajfliction,  ilistress,  ca- 
lamity ;  a  ring  of  bystanders, 
crovxl  ;  an  open  or  surrounding 
space,  area,  circuit. 

llcpiarSroi,  -ov,  i,  i),  (fr.  same) 
surrounded,  encircled,  encom- 
passed. Subs.  0,  a  high  place, 
elevated  situation,  vihich  can  be 
gone  rotinit. 

HiniaTciwci,  Poet,  for  ■nrpim-iwot, 
which  Ion.  for  vcpinTiiat,  3  pi. 
2  a.  sub.  act.  of  same. 

ritpiorAAu),  f.  -f>w,  p.  veptiaraX- 
Kii,  (fr.  rfpi  about,  and  ariXXui  to 
send)  to  cover  over,  urap  up, 
enclose  ;  to  ailorn,  dress,  adjust, 
regulate ;  to  compose,  arrange, 
tit  ;  to  observe,  regard,  respect  ; 
to  protect,  guard,  defend. 

TlrptcTiiiti,   ricpurrti'd^ui,   llcoicrc- 


of  TTfpu'^UI. 

,  same  as  nic 


pass,  inrircle,   surround,  make  a 
ring  about. 

nfpi<rT/(/>(ij,  f.  -i/w)  fr-  same,  and 
ariijiu),  which  see.  pros.  ind. 
pass.  vtpioTii}>Oftai,  -ri,  -crai. 

TlipiOTi'idiov,  -ov,  t6,  (fr.  irfpi 
about,  and  arTiOns  the  breast)  a 
brcast-plnle. 

X\tpiaToi')(i?^M,  f.  -I'oit),  (fr.  same,  and 
CTo'!-)^oi  a  rank)  to  surround,  en- 
compass ;  to  enclose  with  a  net  or 
as  in  a  vet ;  to  arrange  around, 
set  in  ranks, 

rifpiffroXi),  -Tii,  !i,  (ir.  TTtpiffr/XXo) 
lo  adorn)  clothing,  dress,  orna- 
ment. 

rifpKirii/aoi',  -oil,  TO,  (fr.  TTfpi  about, 
and  oTdjxa  the  moulh)  the  glottis 
or  orijire  at  the  top  of  the  uind- 
pipe  ;  a  hole,  opening,  aperture, 
sill  ;  an  edge,  border.  Item,  mar- 
gin ;  the  moulh  of  a  well,  or  a 
head  or  canopy  over  it  ;  fat,  fat- 
ness. 

\1cpt<TTovaj(i^i^i  see  TreptaTirw. 

UcpiaTpdirrui,  for  vtpiaarpdiTTu), 

n(pi<7rpi(povTa,  a.  sin.  or  neut.  pi. 
par.  pres.  act.  of 

XlrpiaTpiipoj,  f.  -^ui,  (fr.  Trrpi  about, 
and  orpifw  to  turn)  to  turn 
round,  revolve,  move  in  a  circle  ; 
to  whirl,  drive  round  ;  to  wind, 
screw,  twist,  wrest. 

ncptarpoipii,  -rjf,t),  (fr.  last)  alum 
round,  revolution  ;  conversion, 
change,  alteration. 

ITfpiVrpoj/ia,  -Stos,  tA,  (fr.  next)  a 
carpet,  carpeting  ;  a  cushion, 
couch  ;  tapestry,  hangings,  cur- 
tains. 

T\ipiaTpwvv\jpLi,  f.  -cTpdaui,  p.  rc- 
puarpwKa,  (fr.  irfpi  around,  and 
orpii'ii'iiijK  to  spread)  to  jirnstrate, 
lay  flat,  lay  along  ;  to  spread  or 
streu)  over,  cover  round. 

XlcptaTpuxbuaOai,  Ion.  for  -rrepiarpt- 
ipcaOai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of  Trtpiir- 

TpilphJ. 

llipinTv\iov,  T\tpl<!Tv\ov,  -ov,  rb, 
and  WepiarvXoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ircpi 
around,  and  arv\uf  a  pillar)  a 
peristyle,  court,  portico,  place 
surrounded  v,-ith  pillars. 

TJcpiavpui,  (fr.  same,  and  trvpoi  to 
draw)  to  draw  round,  haul  or 
pull  about  ;  to  drag  or  tear  asun- 
der, renel,  break ;  to  strip  off, 
(462) 


iiiipr.  niKi 

nipi(7;\'»a)  -w,  same  as  TripiiYw. 

Wipi(sX^<!^t  ('■■•  'fff  afound,  and 
B'Xiifa  to  split)  to  split  or  rrarA: 
about,  cleave,  rend  asunder  ;  to 
break  up,  break  off,  cut  short. 

rifpiffoj^io.  (fr.  same,  and  (tw(w  to 
save,  tn.  a6oi  safe)  to  secure, 
fence  around,  protect,  save,  pre- 
serve, 

ntpirdfivtfiiv,  Ion.  for  trfptTa/<V£iv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  of 

Tfcpirdfivij),  Ion.  for  Trtpirj/n'w. 

rifpiTfOEiKH,  -Of,  -f,  per.  ind.  act. 
of  vtpiriOnfit. 

nroirt(;^i^u),f.  -1aio,[(r.i:rp\  around, 
and  7r£(p('(^ui  to  wall,  th.  TU-)(Oi  a 
wall)  to  wall  round,  fortify  ;  to 
surround  or  encompass  with  a 
wall,  invest,  blockade,  besiege, 

TleptTei)(iiTi;,  -loj,  Att.  -oDf,  I],  ITe- 
piTd')(^iaiia,  -dros,  ri,  and  rifpi- 
Ttiyiapdi -oij,  b,  ((r.  same)  hav- 
ing a  ivall,  rampart  or  lines  built 
round  ;  a  circumvallulion,  block- 
ade, siege. 

Hipireiyoi,  -loi  -oi'f,  TO,  (fr.  rrtp} 
around,  and  tc7)(os  a  wall)  o 
v:aU  around  ;  a  rampart,  forli- 
firation,  bulwark  ;  a  line  of  cir- 
cumvallulion. 

ITfpir/XXw,  f.  -rXw,  (fr.  same,  and 
t/XXm  to  make)  lo  revolve,  per- 
form a  revolution,  Jinish,  com- 
plete, end.  rifpi7/XXo//ai,  lo  rise, 
arise,  rise  up,  appear,  come  into 
villi'. 

rifpirf/ini',  2  a.  inf.  act — UepiTin- 
veiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  — V.cpiTiineir- 
Oat,  pres.  inf.  pass — neptrtiivia- 
Ow,  3  sin.  pres.  impr.  pass.  — 
UipiTiiivtjaOc,  2  pi.  pres.  sub. 
pass.  —  ntpiTefivSucvos,  -rj,  -of, 
par.  (ires.  pass,  of 

nrpiTjui'M,  f.  -TCjiSt,  p.  mpiTiTiiriKn, 
(fr.  rtpi  around,  ana  Tipvu)  to 
cut)  to  cut  around,  circumcise; 
to  cut  iff,  amjiutale,  lop,  prune  ; 
to  cut  short,  abridge,  inlerce])t, 
strip  or  deprive  of.  2  a.  act.  ind. 
vipiirtfiov,  and  TTiptfTafiov  int. 
■ntpiTcitclv.  per.  pass.  ind.  r£pi- 
TiTfirijini'  par.  TTcpiTtTiini'ivos.  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  ircpicTpi'iOriv.  per. 
ind.  mid.  TcptTiTOfia. 
UepiTtTiirivTat,  3 pi.  per.  ind.  pass. 

of  last. 
rifpinO/aai,  Ion.  for  Trr^xnOirTi,  3 
pi.   —  rifpci 
ind.  act.  of 


jr  TttptTiUi 
iv,   1    pi. 


pres. 


ITtpiTiO;)/!!,  f.  -Orjirai,\i.  -Ti6eiKa,{{r. 
rioi  around,  and  rlOijfn  to  place) 


HEP 

to  put,  lay  or  place  round  or 
about ;  to  clothe,  dress,  adorn  ; 
to  invest,  endow ;  to  put  or  lay 
upon  ;  to  impute,  charge,  ascribe, 
(Utribule  ;  to  add,  bestow,  confer, 
adjoin,  annex.  1  a.  ind.  act.  irc- 
ptcdoKa.  2  a.  act.  ind.  irepiiOriv, 
-ni,  -1'  par.  wtpiOtis,  -ilaa,  -iv. 

TlcpiTjiriQttvai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — rit- 
piTixriOi'iCOfiat,  -T),  -CTai,  1  f.  ind. 
pass,  of  ■::cptTifiiit). 

TlcpiTftr)Toi,  -011,6,  !],  (fr.  TnptTiftKu 
to  cut  off)  circumcised,  cut  iff. 

Tlcpiroitn,  -^5,  q,  (fr.  same)  cir- 
cumcision. Oi  «  xcpiTOfiijf,  those 
of  the  circumcision,  tht  circum- 
cised. 

ntptrooTtif,  -ctaa,  -iv,  5.  fern.  sin. 
—  ntf)irpait£('<n;{,  par.  2  a.  pass. 

ot   TttOlTpiltul. 

n  pirnuyijXioi',  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  rtpi 
a*>out,  and  Tod^\oi  the  neck)  a 
collar,  necklace. 

\\cotTpi-Kii>,  f.  -i^u,  p.  -ncpiTtTptipa, 
(fr.  same,  aiid  rpfTru  to  turn)  to 
turn  al>out  or  rourul,  revolve, 
iL-heel ;  to  reduce  to,  drive,  impel; 
to  throw  down,  overturn,  over- 
throw ;  to  commit  or  intrust  to.  3 
Fin.  prcs.  ind.  act.  irfoirp/rti.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  Ttpiirpei^u.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  ripiirpS-oy.  per.  iiid.  mid. 
rrcpirJToos'j. 

Xliptrpi<l>u,  (fr.  same,  and  rpiijii,} 
to  rear)  to  turn  or  make  sour, 
thicken,  coagulate  ;  to  freeze, 
congeal. 

ncotTpix<^i  f-  -Opi^u),  p.  -iiipaitri- 
Ka,  (fr.samc,  and  Tpiyw  to  run) 
to  run  rounti  or  about,  hurry,  be 
ronfusid ;  to  run  over  or  tJirouifh; 
to  sport.  2  a.  act.  ind.  wtptiipa- 
fiuv  par.  TripilpafiCtti,  -ovaa,  -6v. 

TJcpiTooiTiiii)  -(3,  (fr.  sami',  and 
T^tjvfi  a  change)  to  revolve,  turn, 
change. 

TltotTpa'riiav,  Ion.  for  ircpirpoiraiiif, 
par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 

rifoirpoTr),  -^j,  1'/,  (fr.  vcp}  about, 
iind  rpoirh  a  change,  th.  rpinut  to 
tnrn)  virv>situile,  ehani;e,  sue- 
cesnon,  rotation,  revolution. 

Utoirnuyui,  (fr.  same,  and  Tpuiyia 
to  chew)  to  ^naw  all  rourul,  de- 
V'/ur,  ent  up. 

TltoiTTum,  ri<pirri(,  see  TrcptaocCia, 
and  TTcniaaii. 

\li(>irvY)(^nvui,  f.  mid.  -Tti^Ofiai, 
(fr.  irrpj  intens.  and  Tvy^dviii  to 
\k'.)  to  fall  in  with,  lii;ht  upon, 
meet  with,  rnrountrr  ;  to  find, 
get ;  to  rxprrienr.K,  dincovcr,  2  a, 
ind.  art.  irtpilrH^nv. 

Ilrpirt^iav,  -orftn,  -ov,  (par.  2  a 
art.  of  laill)  accvUnlnl,  rrinwil, 
firrtuitoun, 

llipiili/ilvu,  f.  'HvSi,  (fr.  wipl  about, 
an<l  ifiitlvtji  to  Nhow)  to  »hmi> 
around,  ejrhihit  rlrarly.  Iltpi^af' 
vojiai,  to  npptnr,  br  coruipicuouii, 
be  Keen  all  mund. 

ntpifpiifctn,  -uf,  li,  (fr.  Ia«t)  a  pro- 
tjiect,  view,  neht ;  rlrnrnn>ii,  )>rr 
tpir.uity  ;    bri'jldnrtt,  tjitrndour, 
grnntlcur  ;     rctrlmty,     nitloricty, 
fame. 
ncpi^ayi);,  •/»(  -ouf,  h,  fi,  (fr.  aamc) 


HEP 

radiant,  bright,  splendid;    con- 
spicuous ;  celebrated. 

neptipaitj,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  pass,  of 
same. 

tlfpi^aiuif,  (fr.  ncpiipav!);  clear) 
openly,  clearly,  evidently,  btight- 
ly,  splendidly,  famously,  conspi- 
cuously. 

nepi<paf,  -avTos,  5,  Pcriphas,  a 
man's  name. 

Ilcpiipipcta,  -Of,  ^,  (fr.  rrpi^/po)  to 
surround)  a  circumference,  cir- 
cuit, orbit  ;  a  border,  edge,  mar- 
gin ;  roundness,  convexity,  pro- 
tuberance ;  a  going  or  wander- 
ing about,  error  ;  itisanity. 

Xlcpi<pcpr]s,  -hi  -oCf,  b,  /(,  (fr.  same) 
circular,  round  ;  carritd  or  mov- 
ing round.  Subs,  a  guard,  at- 
tendant. 

Tleot(licp6^tvo!,  -I/,  -ov,  pass.  —  FIc- 
pi^/poiTfi,  ri.  pi.  act.  par.  prcs.  of 

Htpi^fpu),  f.  -oiam,  (fr.  rcpi  about, 
and  ^tpoi  to  carry)  to  carry,  lead, 
lake  or  drive  about,  have  in  one^s 
train  or  suit;  to  spread  or  lay 
over ;  to  bring  or  reduce  to ;  to 
disturb,  disorder,  toss  about ;  to 
set  astr'ty,  distract,  drive  out  of 
the  senses.  ITcpi^/pofiai,  to  wan- 
der about,  rove,  roam  ;  to  revolve, 
move  periodically  ;  to  concern, 
relate  or  belong  to.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
■KCpti'iveyKov, 

Tlepi(pcvy(ij,  f.  -fu,  (fr.  Trtpi  intens. 
and  (pivyu  to  rtee)  to  escape  safe, 
survive. 

ncpiipOiivii),  fr.  same,  and  <pOdvu), 
which  see. 

rifpK^Saf,  -Saa,  -iiv,  par.  2  a.  act. 
of  Ticoii/)0»;;<i,  obs.  tor  la?t. 

TltpiipXcvti  or  -ipXvui,  (fr.  irtpi 
around,  and  ^Xv<<>  to  boil  up)  to 
boil,  bubble  vp,  oversow,  run 
over ;  to  wrap  up,  envelop,  sur- 
round;  to  scald,  burn  about, 
singe  rourul  ;  to  taunt,  revile  ;  to 
trifle,  act  with  levity,  talk  idly, 
bUtf).  par.  per.  pass.  nepft:cip\tvc- 
fiiviti. 

ncpi^XoyiiT^df,  -or,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  ((iXiyui  to  burn)  a  conflagra- 
tion, great  flre  or  burning. 

Tlcpiifiopii,  -«?,  4,  (fr.  ■ntpiiiiipti)  to 
wander)  a  carrying  about  or  with 
one  ;  a  turning  round,  whirling, 
circular  motion  ;  turn,  succes- 
sion ;  change  of  meats  or  dishes, 
ft  cimrsc,  service  of  messes  ;  dis- 
iiriUr,  confusion,  dislurliancc  ; 
driintion,  varulering  ;  error,  mis- 
take. 

ritpt^opT/Tif,  -1),  -hv,  ((r.  name) 
wandering,  roving,  rambling  ; 
movriilitr,  portalitc  ;  cilrbnilrd, 
rTlollrd,  crird  up  ;  tvise,  termble, 
itUrllifrni,  judtri'iits. 

ri'plij'niyi'a,  -iiriii,  ri,  (fr.  Trfpi- 
ifipduaui  to  fence;  round)  rt  frnrr, 
cnclnsurr ;  a  rampart,  wall,  bul- 
wark, forliflr.ation  ;  a  brrnst- 
work,  biilkhriitl, 
nipifpnfiiiaf,  (fr.  n<!Xt)  ezarlty, 
utrictli/,  rarrfiilly  ;  it ruibly,  skil- 
fully, prudentli/, 
Tltoi'f<piif'h<,  -/"<  -ovi,  0,  li,  (fr. 
TTin)  iih'iiit,  nnd  tjiohf  ilie  mind) 

(4e;j)' 


HEP 

skilful,  ingenious,  subtle,  cun- 
ning ;  wise,  sensible,  prudent, 
intelligent ;  marking,  expressive. 

Hcptippd^u),  f.  -au),  (fr.  same,  and 
(ppd^ui  to  speak)  to  express  in 
many  words,  ptriplirase,  dilate 
or  enlarge  upon;  to  deliberate, 
debate,  consider,  weigh. 

HepiippaKToi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  vepi- 
iiipdaco)  to  fence  round) /t/iaif, 
enclosed  ;  fortifled. 

ncpiippSats,  -lOf,  Att.  -£u)j,  fi,  (fr. 
-£pi(fpafu)  to  dilate  upon)  cir- 
cumlocution, periphrase,  copi- 
ousness of  language. 

nipiippdaaio  or  -rro*,  f.  -fw,  |). 
-TTiijtpSxat  (fr-  "£p'  about,  and 
<ppdaa(j)  to  fence)  to  fence  about, 
enclose,  fortify,  widl ;  to  guard, 
keep,  protect,  per.  ind.  pass,  -t- 
pnTiippayiiiii. 

Vltpitppovtiru),  3  sin.  cont.  prcs. 
iinpr.  act.  of 

rifpi^'jpoi'/ui  -d,  f.  -I'lau),  p.  -rti^ipi- 
I'TiKd,  (tr.  rfpi  about,  and  ippoiiui 
to  think,  ih.  dioiiv  the  mind)  to 
think  (/;it's  sttf  above,  and  took 
down  upon  others,  despise ;  to 
examine,  took  or  inquire  into, 
think  of,  contemplate. 

ntpi^pi'iyo)  or  -iPfivaoio,  (fr.  same, 
and  ippfyij)  to  parch)  to  dry  up, 
parch  or  scorch  around. 

U.cplijipuiv,  -010?,  b,  )'/,  (fr.  same, 
and  ippijv  the  mind)  very  wise, 
sensible,  iiUtlligent,  prudent, 
modest;  hauglity,  continiptuous, 
scornful. 

Xlcpiipv(j>,  r  -vau),  p.  -TttipvKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  fvu)  lo  grow)  to  grow 
round  or  upon,  Htpiil>x>Ofiai,  to 
grow,  cling  or  adhire  to,  clasp, 
embrace,  per.  ind.  pass,  jtcptri- 
(pviiai.  1  f  ind.  mid.  r£pi</it'ioofini. 

n£pi-^a/pu),  fr.  Ticpi  intens.  and  x"i- 
po),  which  see. 

n£piX"^''''''»>  -<^)  ('■■•  ffp'  about,  and 
;y;aXi,i){  brass)  to  plate  or  cover 
with  brass, 

ncptxapaKuii)  -i,  f.  -c/'jiTii),  p.  -Kt^a- 
niiKioKii,  (fr.  same,  and  pip/nduj 
to  trench,  ih.  ;^iip'i(  a  dilrh)  to 
entrench,  surround  with  a  dilrh 
or  rampart,  fill  lify. 
ntpiX"p'i<""^f  C""'  same,  and  ^.i- 
pdaam  to  scrajx')  to  engrave 
round,  rirmmsrrihc,  limit ;  in- 
scribe, .lit  a  mark  upon. 

intens.  and  ;^'rip.i  joy)  very  glad, 
overjiiyrd,  diUehtid. 

UtpiX'<'>  ■<^i  n£pi,Yn''ui,  and  lltpi- 
vrfii),  (fr.  Tip'i  arounil,  and  p^/u), 
&<•.  lo  pour)  In  pour  about,  spread 
or  extend  over  ;  to  ovrrbiy  or 
cover  over  ;  to  lie  round,  bind  up. 
ntpiXn'ioiini,lii  Jail  flat, proslriile. 

(IfpiYi'pti'iiii,  fr.  Hanie,  and  ;^»pti''u», 
whirli  Bcc. 

nrpixpi'iiof,  -ov,  n,  f),  (fr.  xaiiie, 
nnil  xfti'i'^f  K"''l)  citvvrcd  or  in- 
laid with  gold,  cill. 

WipiXovaAu)  -i7i,  (fr.  same)  to  gild. 

IItpi;^ii>ii,  »«!C  jriuiv/w. 

n<pfYi.>pof ,  -f,v,  i'l,  I'l',  ( fr.  Tfpl  nbout, 
nnd  x'"'"''  eotmlry)  nrighbiur- 
ing,     adjoining,     circumjacent. 


11 EP 


nr/r 


nF.T 


Sii\>s.  (viz.  yi)  land)  the  counlrij 
tirmind. 
Ilrpii^itui  -ui,  r.  -i}cru,  (fr.  rrpi  iii- 
iciis.   and   y^du)  to  \vi|ic)  to  ruh 
hurtl^      clean     thorotighlt/,     rub 
fiown. 
Tlcpii^  ni'c,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  last)  ilirl, 
Jillh,  su-erpiii/^i,  clcan.tinga,  off"- 
srouringi  ;  ii  lilc  person,  villain  ; 
a  human  .tocrj/fcf. 
Xlrpl\f/tjai(,  -10$,  Att.  -cuj,  fi,  (fr. 
Slime)     a    ciraninp,    srouriitg  ; 
iifur,  attrition,  a  nihhin!;   awttt/. 
ricpitl'i.Xtiuj  -ui,  (fr.  fffpi  intons.  and 
i|i^(iui   to  strip,  th.    \it\ds  tliiii) 
to  strip  lolatly  ;    to  deprive,  be- 
reave, ptundtr,  spoil,  waste. 
ntpii/i'X'u),  (fr.  jTfpi  near,  and<^iiY») 
the  soul)  to  love  dtarli/,  fix  tin- 
heart  upon,  embrace  affectionate- 
ly.   Or,  (fr.  \{.uxoi  cold)  to  cool, 
refresh. 
nfpici)6/u)  -u),  (fr.  TTtpi  intens.  and 
ii)Oiu>  to  push)  to  shove  or  push 
about  ;    to   rrpd,   repulne,   ilrive 
away;    to  heat,   abuse,   vex,  af- 
flict. 
ITrpiioirt;,  -rji,  j/,  (fr.   rfpi   around, 
and   uvTOfiai    to  look)    an    emi- 
nence ;     an  observatori/,    walch- 
tower,    beacon,    signal-post  ;    n 
watch,  gvnril ;  a  view,  prospect. 
Xlcpiuiaiov,    (neut.    of   next)     very 
much,   greatly,     exccedin/rly,    to 
excess,  beyond  vuasure  ;  violent- 
ly, harshly  ;  loudly,  noisily. 
Ilcpiwffiof,  -01',  0,  (/,  (fr.  TTcpl  be- 
yond, and  6o(o>  holy  ;  or  fr.  ttc- 
piavu)  to  cry  out)  i-ery  holy,  sa- 
cred, awful,  venerable,  reverend; 
excellent,  suptrior,  eminent,  very 
great  ;  numerou.i,  many,  ample, 
copious;  violent,  vehement,  eager; 
loud,  noisy,  audible. 
V\ipKuC^ij),  f.  -daui,  p.  -mnipKiiKa,  (fr. 
next)   to   grow   black,  a.isume  a 
dark  colour  ;  to  ripen. 
HipKOf  or  WtpKi'df,  -f),  -dv,  block, 
dark. coloured;  markedwith  black, 
itpoUed. 
TJcpfiriaaiii,   -oTi    and    Ion.    -d7o,  h, 

Permessus.^  a  river  of  Ba?otia. 
niora,  -ni,  t'l,  (perhaps  fr.  nrfpva 
the  heel)  a  gammon,  leg  or  ham 
of  bacon. 
Xlipiai,  par.  prcs.  act.  of  iripvtifit, 

in  next. 
rifpraV/ku),    Xltprrih),   and    Xlipvrifn, 
(perhaps  fr.  iripdui  to  transport) 
to  sell,  bargain,  barter. 
Tlcpivniiri,  Dor.  for  ntpivrjiiti,  -Urof, 
ri,  (fr.  -Ktpi'ivri  a  needle)  needle- 
work, em'n-oidery  ;    work,  work- 
manship, manufnrlure. 
Tlcpriviirp'ii,  -fio;,  f/,   (fr.  same)  a 
rl'ink,    robe,   earmcnl    marie    to 
billion  or  buckle. 
Tlcooiiiiii  -ii,  ','.  -(oil),  (fr.  satne)  to 

buckle,  button,  rjfisp, 
Tlipfvij,  -ni,  h>  «  buckle,  cla-op,  but- 
ton; the  smaller  bone  of  the  leg  ; 
a  needle  ;  a  pin,  bodkin  ;  a  neck- 
lace, collar,  or  like  orna:nnnt. 
ntpTtpti'oyidi,  f.  -cvaapm,  (fr.  tt/o- 
Tcpoi  rasli)  to  arl  rish'i/  or  h-t.\ii- 
ly,behni  tfooUshly ;  to!i  iiisl,hrag, 
vaunt,  be  vain  or  ostcntati'nis. 


Ufpntptit,  -(i«,  I/,  (fr.  same)  ra.ih- 
ness,  hasliness,  temerity,  Jiiul- 
hardinrss,  thinightlessnrss ;  va- 
ntty,  ostentation.   ' 

nipTTcpoi,  -ov,  t>,  fi,  hasly,  rash, 
thou^htless,  inconsiderate ;  worth- 
less, foolish,  silly ;  ostentatious, 
boastful. 

nippeOi'iKaro,  Poet,  for  ireptiOi'/Karo, 
S  sill.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  rrtpirW;;- 

'"<■ 
Ilfp/j/xt'i',   Poet.   Sync,  for  rrrpu'- 

.^tiv,  pres.  inf.  act  of  7rfpi«';^w. 
nip!)0T^(i(,   Poel.    Sync,  for  TTcplo- 
^oi,   -ov,  b,   fi,   (fr.    7rfpi«;^io    to 
excel)  excellent,  surpassing,  su- 
perior;  eminent,  notable,  remark- 
able. 
n/podi,  I  a.  inf.  act.  of  ir/pGw. 
rifpoti'S, -{Of,  Alt.  -jui",  h,  Perseus, 

u  man's  name. 
IXepaiipaaaa,  -i/f,  !i,  and 
i\tpai((>6vein,  -0$,    and   TXspaLipdvtj, 
-Vi,  h,  (fr.  izi'pBu  to  destroy,  and 
ipdvof     ^lauchter)      Proserpina, 
Eng.  Proserpine,  .1  heathen  di- 
vinity, 
ritpofuji',  Ion.  for  ntpowv,  g.  pi.  of 

nipatji. 
ritpoi/iof,  Poet,   for  Xlzoaeioi,  -ov, 
b,  (fr.  flfpocuf)  a  son  or  descend- 
ant of  Perseus. 
llcpcriU,  -tio(, !;,  a  woman's  name. 
n/po;;ir,  -ov,  b,  a  Persian,  of  Persia, 
nepa'ii,  -Wo;,  i;,  a  woman's  name. 
Tlepvat,  (perhaps  fr.  ircpdui  to  pass) 
la.<:t  year,  the  year  past ;  a  year 
ago,for?nerly. 
Ilfpi'o-ii'Of,  -)>,  -dv,  (fr.  last)  of  last 

year,  last  yenr''s. 
\lipC),-ui,-u,\  f.  ind.act.  offfffpu). 
ritpuii',    par.   prcs.    act.    cont.    of 

TTfpa'u). 
Xllat  or  IlfVfi',    Ion.   for  /ttcot,  3 
sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  —  Wtauv,  Ion. 
Tlidiptv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Xlccua- 
Out,  foil.  YlcaicaOai,  1  f.  inf.  mid. 
—  n/o£rc,  -noaav,  ~  and  3  pi.  2 
a.   impr.  act.  —  Iltofi'pui,  Dor. 
for  TTto-oD/K-i,    1   f.    ind.   mid.    of 
7r/rrrw, 
Wear],   Ion.   n/o;;o(,    3  sin.  -avrc, 
-owfl-i,  2  and  3  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act. 
of  same, 
rif o/fos, -£of  -ovi,  TO,  same  as  ttovo?. 
n/iToi-,  Ion.   for  iTrcaov,   2  a.   ind. 
act.  —  YleBuvra,  a.  sin.  -orfrrtf, 
n.  pi.  par.  2  a.  act.  of -^Inru). 
n/<TOf,  -cos  -3«{,  ri,   (fr.  riVrd)  to 
fall)  a  falling  on,  allack,  charge; 
a  corpse,  carcase. 
Weauvfiai,  -f),  -cTrnt,  3  pi.  -ovvrai, 

2  f.  ind.  mid.  ofir/nrw. 
rXtTixf/ifr,    Ion.    (or  ■acaaciv,   prcs. 
inf.  act.  of  rfVffw,  j^ol.for  Tr/irru). 
HcoiTof  or  riirroj,  -cTi,  b,  a  die  ;  n 
counter;  a  man  or  piece  at  chess, 
draughts,  &c.  ;   a  game  at  dice, 
&c.  ;  a  place  where  such  games 
are  played. 
rifffiTo;,  -or,  b,  a  pfss'iry. 
Xliaaui,   J]l.<A.  and  n/rru),  All.  for 


n/rnXor,  and  Ion.  H/n/Xoi', -on,  ri, 
(fr.  IT.  ru'w  lo  expand)  a  leaf;  a 
shetl,  j'liile,    lailen.    d.    pi.  Ion. 

irCTiiXoioi. 
IlfriiXof,   -oil,  b,   I'l,    (fr.   same)  a 
heifir  or  ralher  an  cpillict  ol' cut- 
tle t'roni  their  spreading  horns. 
n/ro/i«i,  see  virunui. 
WiTiivvvfti,  same  as  inrdiii. 
IlfriMos,  -a,  -bv.  Dor.  for  trtrtii'ijf. 
WiTiiiijiiu,  mid.  or  pass,  of  rrtrd'u), 
which    then  signifies  like  jr/ro- 
fxat,  which  see. 
Xltraaiiv,  Ion.  an<l  n/niffiTdi',  Poet, 
for  t-nhaoai',  3  pi.  ]  a.  ind.  act. 
—  ncniff(^^ao/i«i,  -ij,  -£Tai,   1  f. 
ind.  pass,  of  jrfrn'w. 
Xlirttaoi,  -on,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  cap  or 
headpiece  with  a  broad  brim  ;  a 
hat. 
WtrdaM,  -tis,  -ci,  1   t'.   ind.  act.  of 

■ntrdu). 
XltraaCov,  -6voi,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  vc- 
rdu)  lo  spread  out)  ajtitch  or  side 
of  bacon  ;  also,  a  gammon,  ham, 
or  leg. 
niravpov,  -ov,  to,  (perhaps  fr.  ni- 
TopiH  lo  fly,  and  avpn  ihe  air)  a 
perch  or  pole  for  fowls,  lunroosl; 
a  trap,  pitfall,  snare,  decoy  ;  a 
depth,    hollow,   pit ;    a  machine 
used  by  tumblers,  springboard. 
rTmjiy^^iov  or  II/r5(i;^i'oi', -ou,  rb,  {fr. 
TrcTuoi  to  expand)  a  wide  bowl  or 
goblet,  formed  like  a  leaf  or  like 
expanded  leaves, 
ricrrtio  -d),  or  -d^w,  f.  -daoi,  p.  jrf- 
■KiraKn,  and  fltravvviii  or  -ow,  to 
spread  open,  stretch  out,  unfold, 
expand  ;    to   hoist,    unfurl  ;     In 
open,  display  ;  to  diffuse,  dilate  ; 
to  oversprcail,  overshadow,  cover 
over,   veil.     Ylcrdofiiat   -w^«i,   lo 
fly.     See  Treropnt. 
IliTccivbf,    and  llcrcrivos,   -i),   -uv. 

Poet,  for  iriTtivdt;. 
YlcTenov,    and   TlcTOiibi',    -ov,   to, 
(neut.  of  next)  a  bird, Jowl,  wing- 
ed creature. 
HcTeiibt;,   -i"),    -bi',    {fr.    Triropai   lo 
fiy)Jlyins,  uinf;cfl ;  swift,  rapid. 
ncTiaOt/y,  Ion.  fijr  tirtTiaOtiv,  3  (III. 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  — ITfVfi),  Dih.  for 
,  of  Tiiro- 


TlTTru). 

ntffoii',  -ouaa,  -bv,  par.  2  a.  act.  ofncTdvcrrai,  Ion.   am 

vi-zTMi.  Tovai,  fl.   pi.   par. 

ritTn'^o),  sec  Tcrdia.  ir/rto,     for    rriTrro) 

flfTilX',    .\pOS.    for  TfriA-T,  ••!.   of 

(4.;i) 


Tzerov,  prcs.  impr. 

fial. 

nfVfi'Ooi',  -ov,  TO,  also  HfTnvpai', 
which  see,  (fr.  -Ktropat  to  (ly, 
and  nvpa  the  air)  a  beam  ;  a 
board,  plank,  slob,  lath,  shingle  ; 
a  tablet ;  a  perch,  henroost. 

TlcTiil>v,-S)voi,  I'l,  aTheban  town. 

TleTCMs,  -u),  Att.  -wo,  a  man's 
name. 

nf'T;;Xot',  -ov,  ri.  Ion.  fur  riraXov. 
pi.  n.  TtirriXa,  d.  wfrr/Xoif- 

UiniTai,  3  sin.  sub.  pres.  mid.  of 

rijTopai,  Xlhapat,  and  rierrfo/int 
-Sjpat,  (fr.  TTirdia  lo  expand)  to 
spread  out  vtings,  fly,  go  or  be 
carried  throush  the  air.  par 
pres.  mid.  mrabptvoi  -iopcvo{. 
1   a.  ind.    pas-s.   tvtrdaOriv,  -rti, 

for  vt- 
act.  of 
or    perbupd 
rather  of  irtriJui. 


Poet, 
pres. 


nET 


UE'i' 


IIfro5v,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 
IIcr<S(i),  f.  -(iffw,  (fr.   TTtTw,  obs.  for 
vl-irru  to  fall)  to/all  upon,  slrike 

or   hit  against  ;    to   meet  with, 

find  ,*  to  get,  oiitain. 
Xiirpa,  -If,  1),  (fr.  rirpos  a  stone) 

a  rock,  large  stone  ;  a  mass  of 

stone,  reef,  ridge,  crag,  cliff";  a 

cave  m  a  rock. 
TltrpdeoiTa,     Dor.     for    ircTorjcaaa, 

fern,  of  rtTpijtif. 
JlerpaJos,     -a,    -ov,    (fr.    Trirpos   a 

stone)  rocky,  living  or  growing 

upon  or  among  rocks, 
UeTpQKri;,  -co;  -oi's,  0,  (fr.  TTfTpa  a 

rock)    some   kind    of  precious 

stone,  a  gem. 
nirprj,  -ris,  i;,  loD.  for  irirpa,  A.  pi 

virpriai. 
TLcrpv^bv,  (fr.  ■aiTpa  a  rock)  like 

rocks  or  stones. 
Ylerpijcti,    -taoa,    -tv,    (fr.   same) 

rocky,    atony,    rugged,    rough  ; 

craggy,  precipitous,   d.   sin.  rc- 

TpJ]i<JOI]. 

n/rpirof,  -rj,  -ov,  (fr.  -crpoi  a 
Stone)  rocky,  stony,  of  stone,  like 
a  stone. 
Xltrpofiariij)  -H,  f.  -t'la^,  (fr.  same, 
and  fiahu)  to  go)  to  climb  over  or 
go  among  rocks. 
Iltrpo/JdXof,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same,  and 

/3a'XX(«)  to  throw)  a  slinger. 
n/rpof,    -ov,    k,  a   stone,   piece  of 
strme,  fragment  of  a  rock.     Lat 
Petrus,    Eng.    Peter,   a    man's 
name. 
T\tTpn<pvhit  -loi  -ovs,  i,  //,  (fr.  last, 
and  tpvu)  to  grow)  growing  upon, 
or  sticking  to  rocks. 
Tliro6u)  -H,  f.  -iiiau},  (fr.  same)  <y 
turn  into  stone,  petrify  ;  to  slone, 
■    kill     viith     stones,      cover     with 

stones. 
Xlirpi'Jrti,  -to{  -ov(,  i,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
rocky,  stony,  neut.  sin.  -irtTpmici, 
pi.  conl.  ircrpiifri. 
ncrrif,  -ov,  i,  see  rcaadf. 
riirw/ici'of,  ->7,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass. 

cont.  of  Kcrdw. 
Uirui,  obs.  for  it  is  used  irhrij). 
Tlo'iOiro,   Ion.   fiir  cutvOcro,  3  sin. 

2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  irvvOiivoiiac. 

llivOfrv,  -^vo?,  A,  (fr.  raiOoiini,  for 

wvOiivoiiat  lo  h<;ar)  afindrr,  dis- 

coirrrr,  searcher,  rxaminrr^  spy. 

WivOiitliro,  Ion.  for  ntiOoivro,  3  pi. 

2  a.  opt.  mid.  of 
nf<50</),  rifiJOo/jai,  see  wvO(Svoiiai, 
1  f.  mid.  r(^ao;jai.2  a.  ind.  mid. 
trtvOiftfiv. 
nitf<rfXV^o(,  ->;,  -ov,  (fr.  rri^ifr;  the 
pit<-h  or  pino  trrp  ;   or  fr.  irvxa 
or   irvKVil   ci'>«i'lv)    liiltrr,  acrid; 
srrrrr,  kern,  pmrtralini;  ;  clever, 
vise,  prudent,  smsihlr. 
rituKiifSiAf,  -h,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  bit- 
ter, acrid, 
ritvicn,  -t(,  fit  "  pitch  or  pine  tree  ; 
the  fir    Iter    or   Inrrh ;  fir    or 
larch    timlirr,    ilrnl  ;     a    Imnrd, 
tMe  ;    n  torch,  firrhrnnd,  link  ; 
hitlcrnrss,  acrid  I'ulc,  sharpnru, 
tartness. 
ntmrivit,  -^,  -Ai',  (fr.  last)  mailt  of 

pine, fir  or  Inrrh. 
Uivot'taOi,  Dor.  for  rfataOc,  2  pi.  1        art.  of  ij.nhnut 

3  N  (465) 


f.  ind.  mid.  —  TlnxriS^cvo;,  par.  1 
f.  mid.  of  ruvflu'i'O^ai. 
nf^piifiat,  -cat,  -rat,  3  pi.  -avrat  — 
iliipaaOat  for  -riiiiifiai,  per.  ind. 
pass,    and   T:i^riaOai,    per.    inf. 
pass,  of  add),  to  kill;   or  they 
may  be  the  pres.   ind.   and  inf. 
pass,  of  r/tiv/")  the  same. 
ni(l>afifiai,  -irai,  -rat,  in  3  pi.  -av- 
rat, per.  ind.  pass,  of  ^anui 
Xlt<paviptDfiai,  -oat,  -rai,  1  pi.  -pu- 
IttOa,  ind.  — rit^avtpaicrOai,  mf. 
per.  pass,  of  ipavcpdta. 
nctpapYiiivos,  -ij,  -ov,  (by  Mclatli. 
for  -rKJipayyifvoi,  par.  per.  pass, 
of  (ppdaoiji  to  hedge)  ohstrucled, 
hirulered,  stopped,    barred,   shut 
up,  enclosed. 
HfcliaafiaifTlcipaafth'os,  Att.  for  ni- 
(jiannat,  ind.  and  TrKpajniivoi,  -rj, 
-ov,  par.  ])er.   pass,  of  ^du)  or 

nt(pet6i')<rcai,  Ion.   for  nctpctSijari,  2 
sin.   of  llt(fieiS>iaofittt,  -ji,  -trat, 
ppfut.  —  Also,   ncipdaoijai,    -;/, 
-irat,  ppfut.  —  Ue(pei(riihog,  par. 
per.  pass,  ofcpd^oiiat,  \\h.  sec. 
ni<pevya,   -af,  -£,  ind.  —  Tlcipcvyi- 
vat,  per.  inf.  mid.  —  ne(ptvyoiriv, 
Att.    for   T:t<ptvyotfH,    per.    opt 
mid.  o(  (itivytt). 
TlitpTiiii,  same  as  (pdta  or  tpivio,  to 

kill, 
nitptiva,  -af,  -e,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

^atvtij. 
Vlc<l»'iatat,  Ion.  for  irctpt'iaji,  2  sin.  of 
nctpnao/iat,   -JI,   -trai,    ppfut.    of 
(pdti)  for  tpivin  or  for  <j>aivo}, 
TIc<pi^iaOni,  TltiptcoiTo,  Ion.  for  tpt- 
^io0ut,2  a.  inf.  mid.  and(^i(5o(ro, 
3  sin.  2  a.  opt.  mid.  oCrfiiiiio. 
Tlctpi^i'ioofjat,  -It,  -crai,  ppfut.  ind. 
—  Tlc<plSriijtnt,    -(rat,    -rat,    per. 
ind.  pass,  of  <pt!ilti)  for  ^rWoj. 
nt(pi\aii/vo{,  Dor.  for  TriiptXrjfifvoi, 

par.  per.  pass,  of  ^iX/w. 
TlctpipiMiao,  -aOu),  per.  inipr.  pass. 

of  0(/i(5w. 
n/^if  and  nrifivfiicv,  Ion.  for  iirt^- 
vc,  3  sin.  im|)f  :icl.  and  -nl^vtiv, 
pros.  inf.  art.  of 
n/'^idj.  Poet,  for  tfiivti). 
rirfofiiinro,   by    Ectas.    for   vi(po- 
(flSro,  which  Ion.  for  fre(j}Afttiv- 
To,  3  pi.  ppnr.  pa.ss.  of  <pnl}iu. 
Tlf0<p;7ro,  3  sin.  Ion.  ppcr.  pass 

of  <l>opiu) . 
nKponriijiifvof,   -t),   -ov,   [).ir.    per 

pass,  of  ifiaoTl^oi. 
niitioiti'a,  mid.  —  TMij.puKa,  nr\,  — 
Wlijtoaaiiai,    pass.    per.    ind.    of 
•f>pn(iit, 
T[iif'pd?i(irni,   rirtfiO'l^Hro,    Ion.    for 
rtrtfioniTfi/voi  tin),  3  pi.  per.  |>Bss. 
and    rf'/)f((i(T/i/>'oi     iiaav,    3     pi. 
p|»er.  pa«s.  of  Hnmo. 
nlil'pa'r,  Wttpoafliiiv,  Wttlionfilrttv, 
Ion.  for  /tppH-'i,  3  sin.  2  a.   ind. 
art.   for  iponftlv,  inf.   2  n.  act. 
and  for  eifipac/rtjv,  3  dii.  2  n.  ind. 
art.  of  »ame. 
n/if'naCiiai,    Dor.     for    rtfippnefiai, 

per.  ind.  pans,  of  hhok', 
T\t<l nn^ I'l),  -6of  -ovf,  f/,  a  woman's 

nnmp. 
n/<^pi«(i,Ion.  for  n/fpi^it,  per.  ind. 


niir 

nidipiKav,  Boeot.  for  irt^pf^^airi,  3 

pi.  per.  act.  of  same. 
TlctppUta,    same    as    ippiaati),  par. 

pres.  act.   -rctppiKtov. 
HctjipuvTtaiJiivws,   (fr.  nKfipovTiaiti- 
vos,  par.  per.  pass,  of  tppovri^ta  to 
consider)  considerately,  prudent- 
ly,  uisely,    sensibly;    cnrrfully, 
exactly,  accurately,  diligently. 
n/0ua,  -Qf,  -e,   per.  ind.  mid.  — 
tlt<pvai  for  -c^vKaai,  3  pi.   per. 
ind.  act.  of  0uu>. 
Tlc^vyftivos  for   ntiptvyjiivoi,  par. 

per.  pass,  of  (^.ct'yoi. 
n^^iiyoj,  same  as  ditiJywor  it  may 

be  per.  sub.  mid.  of  it. 
n/i/iii^u,  nf(^t;^wj,  in  n.  pi.  -£1^11" 
(,6Tti;,  Ion.  for  -ritpvya,  per.  ind. 
mid.  and  vctpvyii^,  in  n.  pi.  vc- 
(pvyoTcf,  par.  per.  mid.  of  ^tuyw 
or  they  may  be  the  ind.  and  par. 
per.  mid.  of  ^.u^toj,  same  as 
0£i5yit;. 
Ut(l>vKa,  -(75,  -£,  per.  ind.  act.  — 
TietpiJKCt,  Ion.  for  tirt^vKci,  3  sin. 

ppcr.  net rif'^iikci',  3  sin.  per. 

ind.  mid.  —  YlitpvKivat,  per.  inf. 
mid.  of(^ila), 
TletptKiji,  same  as  (fivto. 
Tlc(pvKu>(,  -v7a,  -Of,  (par,  per.  act. 
of  (jit'ito  to  grow)   inbred,  innate, 
natural,  native. 
Uctfiv'Xayiievos,  -ti,  -ov,  (par.   per. 
pass,    of    iitv\daab)    to    guard) 
guarded,  cautious,  wary,  provi- 
dent, circumspect. 
Uttpv^a^o,  -xO(>>,  per.  impr,  pass, 

of  same. 
UctptitpaKihi,  -v7a,  -d{,  par.  per.  act, 
—  nettii^ipti/iat, -oat, -rut, per.  ind. 
pass.  —  Uetpiopriiitvof,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  iphipduj. 
riciptircvfiivoi,   -TI,    -ov,    par.    per. 

pass,  of  (pvTeiia. 
nc<pi>>rt(rii('vo{,    -»;,    -ov,    par.    per, 

pass,  of  (ptori^ti). 
rii'i/i?,  -tn(,  Att.  -ctoi,  i),  (fr.  -nlnTiii 
lo  boil)  a  boiling,  slewing,  bak- 
ing, cookery  ;  digestion  ;  Ittc  ga- 
thering of  a  sore. 
Xlri,  an  enclitic,  -ei'er,  -soever,  at 

alt,  any  how. 
Wn,  somewhat,  in  some  degree  or 
measure  ;     somehow,    by     some 
means,  any  hou,  ;  snmrwhcrr. 
n»-;,   how  ?     in   what   manner  ?    by 
what  means  I  to  what  end  7  for 
uhal  purpose  7  wherefore  7  why  7 
uhilbrr  ;   how  far  7 
nnydi^io,  f.  -rfow,  ( fr.  Ttiivt)  a  spring) 
to  tjirins,  boil  or  bubble  up  ;  tu 
run,fiiiw. 
IIf7^'fii,  M.  pi.  of  name, 
llr/y.iioc,  -a,  -ov,   (fr.  same)  of  a 

fountain,  from  a  sjirint;. 
nr;)'<M/^w,  f.  -Itru),   {fr.  next)  to  br 

like  or  resemble  rue. 
nvyavuv,  -ov,   tA,    (fr.   r/Jyin/ii   to 

hnrden)  rue. 
rinyi^K,  -afof,  fi,  (fr.  same)  iV*.  a. 

pi.  rtiytii\ii(, 
ntiytioiii,  -ov,  h,  Prsasus. 
llnv'cliia^Xnf,  -ov.  A,  li,  (fr-  irnyHf 
lliirk,  lb.  itfiyvv/ii  lo  harden, 
and  //«XXi)(  a  flerne^  fiiecy, 
vmolhi,  thick-fieccnl,  cloic-u>vol- 
led. 


nuA 

ITfi)  !■),  -iii,  >%  1  fountain,   »prini.', 

veil ;  sourer,  orisin. 
ni)v^<i,  -iirof,  ri,  (tr.  next)  a  har- 
firnril  muss,  liriifi,  pile  ;  a  scaf- 
fold, stage  ;  a  show,  pitgeaiil, 
H/iyvviii  or  -i'u»,  rii/ffffui  or  -ttu), 
and  nnyij,  f-  -^w.  p-  rinnxa,  to 
put  logrtlicr,  join,  ninkc,  frame, 
huilil,    conslrurl,   nail   together  ; 
to  Jir,  fasten,  pat  or  thrust  in  ; 
to  pitch,  set  up  ;  to  Ihirken,  con- 
dense, harden,    sliffin ;    to   cur- 
dle, coagulate,  dot;  to  congeal, 
freeze. 
riijydfi  -'),  -Ji'i  (<"•■•  liisl)  compact, 
close,    stout,   lusty  ;  [firm,    im- 
movrahlc  ;    large,    vast ;    dark, 
lilack,  duski/  ;    or  clear,   briglit, 
tchite,  like  ice. 
Jltjypidui  -d,  r.  -liau),  p.  rtrrijyp/o)- 
K(i,  (fr.  rrj  somewhat,  and  dy- 
pio;   rustic)    to  itiakc   wo')di/  or 
wild,  reduce  to  a  state  of  nature  ; 
to  exiu^perale,  irritate,  protJokc. 
rij/ywXif,  -iioi,  f/,   (fr.   vi'iyvvjjti   to 
harden)  cold,  icy,  frosty.     Also 
subs,  ice,  frost. 
Tli'iSaioi,  -on,  b,  Pcdceus,  a  man's 

name. 
n;;<^'«'A(oi',  -ov,  rb  (fr.  irriSiv  an  oar) 

a  rudder,  the  helm. 
Ut'iiaTos,  -ov,  u,  )';,  (fr.  next)  moist, 
v;ct,   marshy,    swampy,    boggy, 
monry.     Also,    subs,    a    proper 
name. 
ni;i5«u)  -Si,  f.  ->ja(j),  p.  ircir^SriKa,  to 
leap,    dart,  jump,    hound  ;     to 
dance,   hop,  skip ;    to  gush  out, 
spring,  run,  Jluw,  stream. 
TltjSijiia,    -urof,    ri,    (fr.    last)    a 
leap,      bound,     jump,     spring, 
dance. 
TlqStjtrai,  -aaa,  -av,  1   a.  par.  act. 
—  n;;^/;<7u)<Ti,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
of  same, 
nijoof,  -ov,  h,  and  Jlrjfiiv,  -ou,  tH, 
some   kind  of  timber  ;    an  oar  ; 
the  blaile  of  the  oar. 
n;)<5iiA({,  -i'i5o{,  )';,  (fr.  next)  a  rock 
that  throws  out  water  ;    a  gush- 
ing crag. 
Tlriivu},     f.     -u<T(i),     (fr.     irj;i5aa)    tO 
spring)  to  gtuih,  throw  nut  water, 
have  a  spring. 
Tli/Ocj,  f.  iti'iau),  obs.  sec  n'rtiTVo). 
lli^vrif,   -('5o{,    If,    (fr.    TTt'iyvvfii    to 
harden)   artijici'd  ire;    a   musi- 
cal innlrumenl  called  also  jiiiya- 
it(,  a  lyre  ;  a  carving  knife  ;   a 
comb ;    used   [il.    n>;«rrWcf,  -uv, 
a't,  any  stringed  instrument. 
UtiktHc,   -q,   -i)v,    (fr.    Tzi'jyfviii   to 
hardi,-n)    compact,  firm,    hard; 
sirring,  stout ;  concealed,  congu- 
laUd,   clotted.      l\t]KTa,  -dv,  T(i, 
doors,  shutters^  bars. 
rii/Xairi^/d,  f.  -I'iTu),  (fr.  irijXif  mud) 
to   ilnuh  viilh   rlny  or  muil,   be- 
spidter ;    to   aspi'Tse,    revile,    ca 
lumniate;    reproach,    almse,   in- 
sult. 
TlriXaKtaitif,  -oii,  h,   (fr.  last)  con- 
tumely,   reproach,    almse,   slan- 
der, 
TirfXHfilf,   -lioi;,   fi,   and    UnXtifihf, 
-vSof,  o,  (fr.   same)  a  fish  thai 
lies  in  the  mud. 


miN 

rii/Xnt,  -aaa,  -av,  1  a.  |>ar.  act.  — 

noXc,  Ion.  for  /n-ijXt,  3  sin.  I  a. 

ind.  act.  of  irriXXo), 
rii/Xci',  d.  sin.  cont.  of  niAti's- 
rii/XfWi/f.  and  by  Cras.  ll>)Xf/(^;j, 

(fr.  Ili/Xf'oi, ;;.  of  lli/Xti's  Felons) 

a  son  of  Pelcus. 
rii/Xti'iiji',  -ovo{,  b,   (fr.  same)  the 

son  of  Peleus.     Or,    (fr.  vrtXii 

mud)  the  name  of  a  frog. 
ni/Xtfij,  -f'uf,  Alt.  -«u)j,  Ion.  -T/of, 

b,  Peleus,  a  man's  name. 
rTvXi/mAtu),  g.  Ion.  of 


IIi(X»/ia(V;5,  -on,   and   Ion.  -co),  for 
ni;XuW>;j,    which    for    IlnXlinit 
-ov,  b,  the  son  of  Peleus. 
ri/'/Xf/f,  -rjKOi,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  miXXw 
to  quiver)    a  hdmet,   headpiece, 
casque. 
n>)Xuoi,  -;/,  -,)i',  (fr.  nTi  how,  and 
(iXlKOi  as  groat  as)  how  much  ? 
how    great  ?    how    large  ?    how 
many  ? 
riilXiKdrm,  -'iT(>i,  !},  (fr.  last)  great- 
ness, largeness,  bulk,  size,  quan- 
tity, magnitude. 
nZ/XTi/os-,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  irriXii  clay) 
made  of  clay,   clayey,   earthen ; 
muddy,  miry,  dirty. 
Xli]\inv,  -ov,  rb,  Pelion,  a  mountain 

of  Thrace. 
n>iXo(iaTni,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  ttriXbs  mud, 
and  /idi'i'o)   to  go)    Mailhopper, 
one  of  Homer's  frogs. 
nr/Xoi',  Ion.   for  i-KriXov,  2  a.  ind. 

act.  ofiraXXo). 
XlriXb;,    -ov,    b,    chiy,  mud,    mire, 
mortar.     Also   Ion.   wine;    red, 
turbid  or  muddy  wine. 
TlriXovaioi,  -nv,  b,  (fr.  last,  and  iov 
being)  Mudlodger,  the  name  of 
a  frog. 
Wrifxa,    -aros,    rb,    damage,    detri- 
ment, hurt,  har7n,  loss ;  calami- 
ty, misf triune,   affliction;    ruin, 
destruction,  slaughter. 
Yltiliaivui,    f.    -Svui,    (fr.    last)     to 
damage,   injure,  hurt,  harm;  to 
rtiin,    desolate,   usaste,  spoil;    to 
afflict,   violate,    almse ;    to    sin, 
offend,  transgress.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
£ir)';/Jui'(i,  Alt.  ciTi'i^yva.    1  a.  ind. 
pass.  trt/ndvOriv    inf.   irrjiiavOTi- 
vnt. 
Xlnfii'ivtia,  -a(,  -£,  TKol.   for  vrifii'/- 
vatfti,  -M(;,  -ai,  1  a.  opt.  act.  of 
last. 
Xli'ijtoc,  (fr-  TtT)  how.,  and  5^oj  when) 

L)»i.  for  TTiivlKa. 
Xli'iva,  -as,  (I,  Dor.  (or  airrivt). 
Vlrivttbi,  -oil,  b,  Peneus,  name  of  a 

man,  and  of  a  river. 
VlrivcXuTTri,  -»){,  fi,  Penelopd,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

Wrfv>']Kr]  or  rTifi/iic;;,  -175,  11,  same  as 

Xlnvii,n>  or  -t^ofiai,  and  Dor.  FIuviV- 
iojiai,  (fr.  TTijvoi  a  web)  to  spin, 
draw  out  and  wiitd  up  the  thrcwl, 
roll  in  aJiall  or  web  ;  to  heap  up, 
gather,  collect. 

XlnviKa,    (fr.    771)    how,    and   iiviKa 
wlien)  when  ?  what  time  1  how 
pray  1 

WrtviKiilara,  same  as 

W-nviKiira,   (fr.   vifvWa  when,  and 
(466) 


niA 

lira  tlien)  when,  witen  therefore, 
wherefore. 

Xli'ivtov,-ov,  Tti,  (fr.  next)  a  shuttle, 
or  the  nuill  in  il  which  carries 
the  well  or  woof;  a  spindle  or 
dislii/f ;  the  spool  or  bobbin 
which  "athers  the  thread  or 
yarn  ;  the  warp  ;  a  web  or  piece 
in  the  loom  ;  a  kind  of  insect, 
calirpillar. 

lliji'ot,  -ov,  b,  and  IT^i'i;,  -rj;,  i^, 
(perhaps  fr.  vivnuai  to  work)  a 
v>eb,  piece  of  doth  in  the  loom  ; 
thread,  yarn  ;  tapestry,  hang- 
ings ;  a  rock  or  distajf';  a  shut- 
tle. 

n//f«/j£rof,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  1  a.  mid. 

—  rii'i^ai,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a, 
act.  —  ni';s''<'0"'i  1   a.  inf.  mid. 

—  nr/fti',  Ion.  for  f'm/fci',  3  sill. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  of  m'/yvO^i. 

rivfif,  -los,  Alt.  -cu>i,  i,  (fr.  same) 
a  Jixing,  fastenini;,  joining,  ce- 
menting ;  coagulation,  curdling, 
congelatioji,  hardening. 
ri/'/fci),  -EI5,  -II,  1    f.  ind.    act.  of 

same. 
Wrib';,  -oil,  b.  Ion.  for  Tzaiq. 
\\i]-ruTe,  (fr.  m";  how,  and  ttotI  ever) 

sometimes,  ei'er. 
Vli'ipa,  -as,   and  Ion.  Uijpn,  -»/?»  h, 

a  scrip,  siddui,  urrdlct,  bag. 
Tinpiftov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  last)  o 

little  bag,  &c. 
Tlrip]v,  -(i")$,  I'l,  a  testicle ;  the  pri- 
vities. 
Tltjpiii,  -u,  -uv,  lame,  maimed,  mu- 
tilated,      defective,      deficient  ; 
dumb,    mute ;    blind ;    stupid, 
dull. 
T{rio6(i>    -ai,   f.    -wau),    (fr.   last)   to 

maim,  mutilate  ;  to  blind. 
rii/flwo-is,   -los,    Atl.   -EWf,    i),    (fr. 
same)    a   maiming,    mutilation, 
lameness  ;     deficiency,     defect  ; 
blindness;  stupidity,  duhiess. 
nnad/icvog,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  1  f.  mid.  of 

td'iOu),  obs.  see  nda^^w. 
Ylt'iaao)  or-TTto,  same  as  Trvyi/ujii. 
Unrva,  -as,  fi,  (fr.  last)  rennet  or 
runnel,  any  thing  that  curdles  ; 
a  cement. 
nr;;;^££,  n.  du.  of  ti/^i^s. 
nr(;^0£i',  Ion.  anil  IjcRot.  for  cn/j^- 
Oijttav,   3  pi.    1   a.  ind.  pass,  of 
TTi'iyvvm. 
Wt'lX^afta,  -iiTOi,  rb,    (fr.  nTi^vi  a 
cubit)    a    cubit    measure,    cidul 
length. 
XlriXvaloi,   and  Tlrtxyloi,   -a,   -ov, 
(fr.  same)    of  a  cubit,  a  cubi, 
long,  hii;h,  &c.  of  one  cubit. 
nr;;^us,  -EOS,  Att.  -ro)s, ''/,  (perhaps 
fr.    TTi'iyvvfii   to  join)  titf  elbow; 
the  lower  or  fore-arm  ;  the  arm  ; 
a  measure  from  the  elbow  to  the 
end  of  the  fingers,  cubit  ;   any 
short  space,  a  span,  hand-breatlth ; 
a    rule,    measure,    srjuarc  ;    the 
neck  or  handle  of  a  lute,  guitar 
or    lyre;    the    handle    or    mid- 
dle part   of  a   bow.    g.   pi.   irij- 
ylhiv  -S>v. 
Uin^iii,  f  -daui,  p.  iTfriaKa,  to  take, 
seize,   lay  hold  of,  catch,  appre- 
I        .    1  '      _-.    ;_.i - :„  a 


hend.  1  a.  act.  ind.  miaaa,  in  2 
pi.  eridaarc-  sub.  Tiuahi,  -rjf,-j}. 


ni0 


niK 


niN 


1  a.  ind.  pass.  cTttdadriv,  ->;{,  -tj. 
1  f.  ind.  pass.  TuaaOi'iaoftat.  It 
is  also  Dor.  for  ttu'^u. 
niaii'ui,f.  -ai(ij,(fr.  -z'niiv  fal)  to  fat- 
ten ;  to  incretisc,  enlarge,  aug- 
ment ;  to  impregnate  ;  to  cidiven, 
animate.  1  a.  act.  ind.  fridia" 
impr.  iziavov,  -druf  sub.   -ridiu), 

-'??.  -?;• 
n((i^a5,  Dor.  for  771  a'ffus,  1  a.  par. 

act.  of  nd^w. 
Wiap,  -apoi,  TO,   (fr.  riwi'  fat)  Jot, 

fatness  ;  richness,  tuxurvtnee. 
riidcrai,    1   a.    inf.    act.  —  Tltdaa;, 

-aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  riid- 

>T<i»Ti,    3   pi.    1    a.  sub.   act.  of 

riiyKipftjff-ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  irivia 
to  drink,  and  Kipvdu  to  mix)  a 
cupbearer,  butler. 

ntidxtov,  -oil,  rd,  (dim.  of  riVni 
a  fountain)  a  /j<//p  spring,  well. 

WiCaKitii,  -tcaa,  -cv,  (fr.  same)  of 
a  spring  or  wdl  ;  gushins, 
springing,  flowing  ;  with  many 
springs. 

Flii^uf,  -oKOi,  b  or  i';,  1  fottnlnin, 
spring. 

Ut'dut,  same  as  Trti^aoj. 

Ili'Viro-ffu,  IIi(?r;i(rffjj5,  n.  and  g.  sin. 
fcin.  of 

Utiijitf,-ccaa,-cv,ii!imeasirt!iaK6tti. 

Mic,  3  sin.  —  rtitrt,  2  pi.  2  a. 
impr.  act.  —  rii't  or  T('fi,  Ion. 
for  int,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Hiiitv,  Ion.  for  riiti',  2  a.  inf 
act.  ofirfid). 

Uii^ivi',  Ion.  and  Dor.  furtru'^our, 
3  pi.  impr.  act.  cont.  of 

riif^/w  -u,  same  as 

Hi/^ui,  f.  -ia<ii,  p.  TTCviiKa,  and  Dor. 
ma'Cu,  to  press,  s/uetze,  comjin-s^, 
hold  fiisl  ;  to  oppress,  njjlicl, 
torture  ;  to  tuppriss,  repress,  keep 
down  ;  to  press  upon,  urQe,  con- 
vince, per.  ind.  pass,  ntriiiyftai. 

flitri',  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  -rlvu. 

nitipof,  -ov,  4,  /;,  and  -uof,  -n,  -ov, 
(fr.  tIuiv  tilt)  fat,  plump  ;  fer- 
tile ;  rich,  aliundanl,  jdrntiful. 

Wiraln, -ai,  and  Ion.  Uiifdt],  ->)«,  ^, 
Pirriu,  a  district  of  M-icedon. 

UitolriOiv,  (fr.  last,  and  Oiv  from) 
from  Pieria. 

Iliroii,  -Mof,  I/,  (fr.  same)  n  musr, 
nymph;  pi.  flifo/^tf, -wr,  ui,  the 
Mutts,  feigned  to  reside  in 
Picria. 

^\Uaai,  1  a.  impr.  mid.  of  tri/ui  -u, 
'••'  ulij,  2  sin.  2  n,  siih.  act.  Or, 
2  sin.  ofir/o/KK,  which  see. 

IlftffOt,  2  pi.  —  IIi'iTui,  3  sin.  of 
r/o/ifii,  which  see. 

rii/w  -<j,  f.  •/(TM,  name  a«  tr/cw  2  a. 
ind.  act.  /nof,  -tj,  -t.  I  a.  mid. 
ind.  fntioiifitjv. 

n/f;,  3  sin.  —  IMnrrOit,    JV.n\.   for 
n/»«,  2  sin.  —  Ili'^rc,  2  pi.  2  a. 
nub.  act.  nf  vlw. 
IliOiiirvf;,  -»;«,  ^i  Cf-  WOoj  a  cask) 
a  /iw/c   cash,  keg  ;    a  drinking 
vessel. 
riiflfliioXoy/w  -i«,  (fr.  -rtlOut  to  per- 
suade,  and   X/Jyot   a   word,  Ih. 
>/yii)  to  speak)  In  sprnk  plauti- 
hly,  prrsnrutr,  rnniinrr,  prnvr, 
riiOuvaXoyfa,   -n(,   f),    (fr.    lamc) 


plausible  language,  specious  dis- 
course, sophistry,  deception. 
IliOai'fif,  -17,  -ov,  (fr.  -£i'0<i)  to  per- 
suade) persuasive,  convincing, 
impressive  ;  probable,  likely,  cre- 
dible ;  agrcealde,  acceptable,  pre- 
ferable, pleasing,seduclive ;  plau- 
sible, specious,  shov)y  ;  flt,  pro- 
per for,  becoming  ;  natural,  ex- 
pressive ;  obedient,  submissive, 
compliant.     Comp.  nidavd>Tepos, 

sup.   -(iruTOJ. 

Xlt0av6TijS,  ->;Tof,  li,  (fr.  last)  per- 
suasion ;  plausibility,  specious- 
7iess  ;  probability,  likeness,  likeli- 
hooil ;  credibility. 

niOcaO',  for  iriecadc,  2  pi.  —  nidia- 
Oijv,  3  du.  2  a.  impr.  mid.of  rciOw. 

WdtCiv,  -iSvos,  6,  (fr.  TTi'Soj  a  cask) 
a  wine-cellar  or  vaiUt ;  a  wine  or 
oil-press. 

mOnci,  Ion.  for  TTtOrj,  2  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  mid.  of  TTti'Ou). 

TliOi]Koi,  -ov,  b,  same  as  -iriO'i^. 

nt9tiK0(paytio  -d,  (fr.  last,  and  0fH 
yui  to  eat)  to  cut  apcs,fteil  upon 
monkeys. 

Uidr)^,  -ijKoi,  b,  an  ape,  baboon. 

niOijaaf,  -aaa,  -av,  1   a.  p:ir.  act. 

—  Ili'0i;ra(,  3  sin.  of  FliOu^ai,  -»;, 
-t/7-o(,  2  a.  sub.  mid.  o( -rciOui. 

nrOi,  by  Cras.  and  Parag.  tor  vie, 

2  a.  impr.  act.  ofziva). 
riiOuiaTo,  Ion.  (or  ttiOoIxto,  3  pi.  of 

—  ni9oi/ii)i',  -010,  -otro,  2  a.  opt. 
mid.  of  rciOu). 

n('0«io,lon.  forTTiOou,  g.  ofm'Ooj. 

fliOi'iiiijv,  ]l!0,v.  Ion.  for  nriOdftriv, 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  ;  and  iTriOov,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  irtiOw. 

riiff-f,  -ou,  and  Ion.  -oio,  i,  a  cask, 
barrel,  tub. 

mOu),  Dor.  for  irlOov,  g.  of  irlOoi. 

niOiov,-ti)vn(,b,  Poet. same  as  niOii^. 

Hi'^iii',  -ovaa,  -bv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 
KtiOii). 

niKipiov,  -ov,  rd,  butler. 

fliKod^oi,  f.-doii),  (fr.  TTiKpii  bitter) 
to  give  a  bittir  taste,  taint  with 
bilterttess,  make  hitter. 

niKitatviaOe,  2  pi.  prcs.  impr.  jtass. 
of 

riiKpati'to,  f.  -rtiui,  (fr.  same)  to 
make  bitter  or  smtr  ;  to  imbitter, 
ajjltrt  ;  to  irritate,  provoke,  ex- 
nspfrale.  UiKpalvojiai,  to  art  villi 
harshness,  be  bitter  or  angry  ; 
to  fret,  be  peevish  ;  to  resist,  re- 
bel. 1  a.  act.  ind.  iirUpava'  inf 
viKpdvai.  I  a.  ind,  pass,  ttriicpiii'- 
Onv,  -IK,  -t). 

UiKpav,  a,  sin.  fem,  of  jrufpiJf. 

n(*p'iit7,  3sin.  I.  f.  ind.act.ofiriit- 
p'llvta. 

Ili>f/)a<r/<i(, -op,  h,  (fr.  ri«:()o«  biller) 
bitlrrnrst  ;  irritation,  animosity, 
nngrr  ;   grudge^  J'i'iur,  vialirr. 

T[iKpia,  -Of,  /},  (fr.  siinir)  biller- 
ness  ;  acrimony,  nngrr,  malice, 
grudge  ;  distrrss,  nfllirlion. 

flit^'ft,  -/I'of,  4,  (fr.  same)  some 
bitter  lierb,  as  nrhon/,  Irllure. 

ITurp-iyXuinons,  -of,  0,  I),  (ft,  tlCXt, 
anifyXui7i7>i  Xanpw)  bitter  spoken, 
srvirr, 

XJiKpii,  -li,    -&r,  bitter,   snur,   larl, 
aslringrnt ;   arrimonious,  angry,  I 
(467) 


malignant;  harsh,  rigorous,  se- 
vere ;  painful,  afflicting  ;  im- 
biltered,  afflicted,  miserable. 
Comp.  TTiKodrcpoi,  sup.  -iraros. 
niKpoTara,  Dor.  for  -ordr»j,  n.  fem. 
sin.  sup.  of  last. 

HtKp6Tiis,-iiTo?,}i,  (fr-  same)  hilter- 
71CSS,  tartness ;  acrimony,  ma- 
lice. 

riiiiptiu)  -ui,  f.  -liffw,  (fr.  same)  to 
make  bitter  or  sour  ;  to  imbitter, 
afflict,  distress  ;  to  irritate,  exas- 
perate, provoke. 

rincpuij,  (fr.  same)  bitterly,  sharp- 
ly ;  harshly^  severely  ;  malicious 
ly,  spitcftiUy. 

riiXdruj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Lat.  pilum,  a 
dart)  Pilule,  a  man's  name. 

niX/u>  -d,  f.  ->';<rw,  andriiXdw  -la,  f. 
-w(7u),  (fr.  r(Xoj  a  cap)  to  work 
wool  togither  into  fill  ;  to  mat, 
consolidate,  thicken,  clot ;  to  pile, 
crowd  together,  straiten,  com- 
press, throng. 

riA)7//a,  -itTof,  TO,  (fr.  last)  wool 
wrought  logithcr,  felt,  a  fell  or 
quilted  cap  ;  a  quilt,  coverlet  ; 
a  cushion  or  such  like,  stuB'cd 
with  wool. 

ITiXia,  3  sill.  cout.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of  TTiXriiw,  for  TTiXvi)iti, 

rii.Xia/iiK,  Jiass.  of  same. 

riiXruro,  Ion.  for  tiriXiuro,  3  sin. 
impf  pass,  of -same. 

riiXiau)  -w,  same  as  TttXdu)  or  iriXd- 
(^u),  which  see. 

niXi'iiiit,  same  as  last. 

riiXo!,-,  -01',  0,  a  cap  or  hai  of  wrought 
wool  or  felt  ;  any  cap  or  head- 
dress ;  a  quilled  covrrins  for  the 
neck  anil  breast  ;  a  quilted  or 
fell  breastplate  ;  hangings,  tapes- 
try, trappings  ;  a  woollen  or  felt 
sock ;  a  cushion, pillow  ;  a  haiui- 
ball ;  a  heap,  pile. 

riiXdw,  see  jriXj'w. 

rii/itX/ofiat  -ovpai,  (fr.  next)  to 
grow  fal. 

niiJcXf},'-T,i,  >'),  fat,  fatness,  corpu- 
lency, 

ni;itXf)<,  -io(  -avi,  Atl.  -/uij,  b,  fi, 
(fr.  last)  fat,  corpulent,  gross, 
fleshy,  plump. 

ni(iTrX<i'i'trui,3sin.  pres.  ind.  pass. 

—  TltitirXavTo,  Ion.  for  crr^/nrXaK- 
To,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of  nipirXd- 

lU. 

fli/zirXdw,  ITifiirXrfi'fc),  and  nffiirXij- 
fii,  f.  vXfiaui,  same  an  irXiJOut,  1 
a.  ind.  pass.  cnXt'iOtiv, 

rii/i-XiMffiic,  ^'Kol.  for  >ri/nrX<T(rai, 
n.  pi.  fem.  pass.  pres.  act.  — 
nii'^Xn,  Att.  for  TrfpirXuOi,  pres. 
impr.  act.  of 

nVrXrj/M,  same  as  nXliOu). 

ni//np')(,  -do'i,  -liv,  liar.  pres.  act. 

—  n/(iirno/ii;i,   ind.  —  Ul/inpao- 
Oai,  inf  pres.  pass,  of 

n(;irprfii>  -io,  and  II//iirpr;/ii,  or  ril- 

iTp'(<i»  -'0,  and  ]Mnnni'i,  «"'""  on 

npiifloi. 
ntpvpfiaia,  -n<,  -ii,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

vliirpnin. 
niv',  for  nlvt,  pres.  impr.  net.  of 

Ttlrit). 
nivliKlfinv,  and  WivAkiov,  -ov,  ri, 

and  UivSkU,  -Mof,*,  (dim.  of  ir(- 


niN 


lUZ 


ni2 


va;  a  board)  a  tablet,  leaf,  pagr; 
a  desk, 
niviii,  -uKOi,  fi,  (perlinps  fr.  nivoi 
the  |iine  Iroo)  ci  bonrtl,  slab;  u 
lalile,  itfsk,  chcsshoarti  ;  a  deck, 
JlooT  ;  a  tahtrt,  shift,  leaf,  paffe  ; 
a  bill,  bouk,  writins;  ;   an  index, 
table   of  continix  or   reference  ; 
a  dish,  platter.  ^\.  sin.  nlvaKi. 
Iliia(tdf,  -ii,-dr,  (fr.  mVoy  dirt)  dir 

ty,  Joul,  squalid. 
Vllvt,  -irw,  pres.  impr.  art.  —  Ui- 
vcO',  bflbre  an  as|)irale,  for  vi- 
vcrai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass.  — 
U^ifi,  3  sin.  Uif€T€,  -vovai,  2  and 
3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  nii/^ci', 
Ion.  and  niic/z/ioi,  Dor.  for  Ul- 
v£ii',  pres.  inf.  act. — nivcro.  Ion. 
for  fzivcTO,  3  sin.  impt".  pass,  of 

Itll'U). 

nivfi,  3  sin.  —  nivtire,  2  pi.  pres. 
sub.  act.  of  same. 

riiVi'a,  and  Ilivii,  -1S>  ht  ^^^  naktr 
or  pearl  oyster  ;  a  shell. 

Iliii'ii'os,  and  nivtios,  -rj,  -ov,  (fr. 
last)  vf  shell,  of  mother  of  pearl, 
of  or  like  pearls  ;  marine,  of  the 
sea. 

nivov.  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  Trivia  to  drink) 
ntalt  liquor,  ale,  beer. 

n/ioir',  for  irivovTa,  a.  sin.  —  ITi- 
vovTCi,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
same. 

rii'ioj,  -ov,  b,  dirt,  foulness, ^lih. 

ITii'os,  -ov,  >),  a  pine  tree,  fir. 

Whovc,  for  -kIvovvi,  3pL  pres.  ind. 
act.  of  ot'i'w. 

IIinjo-i?,  -(Of,  Att.  -£(<)5,  i),  (fr.  next) 
prudeTire,  setise,  wisdom,  judg- 
ment, intelligence. 

Tlti'vaKii),  Vlivvaaiii  and  JJivvu),  (fr. 
irvvjii  to  perceive,  th.  ttWw  to 
breathe)  to  a/lmonish,  warn  . 
to  reform,  bring  to  reason,  re- 
store to  Sense. 

Ylnvri},  -Tii,  fi,  (fern,  of  next)  sense, 
discernment,  intelligence,  under- 
standing, prudence. 

TTiyvrii.  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  ttivvui  or  iri- 
vvfTou)  to  wara)  sensible,  prudent, 
wise,  discerning,  discreet,  intelli- 
gent. 

HtvuTirrii,  -riros,  1),  (fr.  last)  sense, 
discernment,  prudence,  under- 
slaruling,  intelligence,  wisdom. 

IliiCrwf,  (fr.  same)  wisely,  sensi- 
bly, prudently. 

Htvvw,  see  nivvcKii). 

ntviD,  f.  r.uaui,  p.  niir(i)Ka,  to  dnnk  ; 
to  imhibe,  suck  in,  soak  ;  to  moist- 
en, irrigate,  bedew  ;  to  water, 
give  drink,  impf.  act.  imvov.  1 
a.  inf.  act.  nelaat,  and  TTtaai.  2 
a.  act.  ind.  f'riov,  -cs,  -f  impr. 
iri't  and  jriOr  sub.  mw,  -ijs,  -ri' 
inf.  viciv  par.  i:ii>v,  -ovaa,  -6v.  2 
f.  ind.  mid.  irior/iui,  -jj,  -c'trai, 
and  iTioiiat,  -laat,  -irat. 

fliVcov,  -ovaa,  -ov,  par.  pres.  act. 
of  last. 

ITiVwffiv,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 
same. 

Ilivuffij,  -lof,  Att.  -£a){,  li,  (fr. 
same)  drinking  ;  a  drink, 
draught,  potion,  swallow. 


nameitt  of  mother  of  pearl  or  of 

sltvtl. 

rilofiiii,  •cirni  or -fi,  -irai,  "  pi.  -ca- 

Oc,  for  TTiovnai,  -jj,  -tinii,  2  f.  ind. 

Miid.  ol  tt/cj,  siiinc  us  nii'ui. 

nio»7i,  a.  —  niovDi,  a.  sin.  t<( rrlwv. 

ilios,  -cos  -ovs,  rd,  (fr.  ttUov  (M)fut, 

Jdlness,  grossness,  cnrjiulcnry. 
nidrcpos,  -II,  -Of,  conip.  llidraTo;, 

sup.  fr.  same. 
n«iri;f,  -ijTog,  i/,   (fr.  same)  fat, 

fatness,  corpulency. 
nioPirii,  n.  fern.  sin.  of  mwv,  par. 

2  a.  act.  of  ri'iu). 
UnriaKii),  f.  Tiaut,  (fr.  tIii)  for  miw 
to  drink)  to  give  drink  ;  to  wa- 
ter.    1    a.    inf.    act.    iriaaC    for 
which  also  -ndaai. 
U.n:\iiii)  -u>,  or  n<VX»)/<(,  same  as 

ttXi'iOm. 
niiTui,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  sea-bird. 
rinfKl^ii),  f.   -laii),  (fr.   next)  to  pip 
like  a  chicken,  chirp  or  cry  as  a 
bird,  cluck  as  a  hen. 
nitnros,   -ov,  b,    a   chick,    chicken, 

young  bird,  young  pigeon. 
TltTpaaKdjjievoi,  -77,  -ov,  par.  pres. 

pass,  of 
TlnrpdaKij),  f.  trpairii),  p.  ::/ rpoxa,  (fr. 
Trpiiii),  obs.  to  sell,  which  per- 
haps fr.  xepdu)  to  import)  to 
sell,  expose  to  sale,  barter,  ex- 
change, impf.  tvi-npaoKov,  -£5,  -£• 
per.  pass.  ind.  -jri-paiJiiu'  par. 
rrtirpaixivos.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  £jr^a'- 
Otjv  inf.  npaOrjvat'  par.  TrpaOeis, 
-ciaa,  -iv.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  -rrpaOi'i- 
aoiiai. 
nircpni",  same  as  ■jrl/iTTprjin  or  -mft- 

■npdu),  sec  irpi'iOui. 
riiTrrf,  Ion.  for  iimrTCj  3  sin.  impf. 
act.  —  n(irr£<,  3  sm.  [ires.  ind. 
act.  —  niirniiTwi',  g.  [)l.  —  TUtt- 
Tovaai,  n.  pi.  fern.  par.  pres. 
act.  of 
niVro),  f.  TTfcw,  and  iTTwaui,  p.  ttitt- 
TUJKa,  to  fall,  drop  ;  to  fall  clown, 
slip,  tumble  ;  to  decay,  decline, 
fail,  perish  ;  to  be  slain,  fall, 
die ;  to  foil  in,  miss,  be  disap. 
pointed ;  to  meet  wi/h,  befall, 
happen ;  to  attack,  fall  npon, 
cliarge  ;  to  yield,  submit,  fail 
under,  be  subject  to,  impf.  act. 
iziirrov,  -cs,  -e.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
iiriaa.  2  a.  act.  ind.  i-niaov  impr. 
iriac,  -irii),  in  2  pi.  -crc'  sub. 
irioo),  -;/;,  -yj'  inf.  ncauv,  ]>ar. 
niirwv,  -nvira,  -6v.  1  f.  mid.  ttiuo- 
/ia(,atid  Dor.  TTcaotiixai. 
niTTWffi,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 

last, 
n/erayuf,  -a,  b,  (Persian)  a  leper, 

leprous, 
niirai,  I  a.  inf.  act.  of  miriaKio,  or 

of  TlVlli. 

Tliacu,  Ion.  for  cnlocic,  3  sin.  impf. 

act.  of  cTT  I  a  liu). 
nio^Sai,-ij)v,  oi,  Pisididn»,  nativesof 
niatiia,  -of,  q,  Pisidia,  a  country. 
niaov,  -ov,  7-3,  a  pea,  pease. 
riTffoj,   and  n£(<705,  -to;  -onj,  to, 

(perhaps  fr.  miriaKia  to  water)  a 

marsh,  fen,  swamp  ;   a  garden  ; 

a  mea/low,  tow  bottom 


n/vwffi?, -105,  Att. -£(i>f,  ^,(fr.  riwajriiViTa  or  niVra,  -;;{,  fi,  (fr.  Tr/ruj 
or  irlvrj  mother  of  pearl)  an  or-l     a  pine  tree)  pitch. 

(468) 


Waatj,  -tji,  li,  the  name  of  a  place. 
Iliocrdd)    or    -TTi'iu)    -u),    (fr.    itlaat 

pitch)  to  pitch,  caulk. 
IliVni,  pi.  of  irioTov. 
tliaTii)i'ia,-iov,  tiI, pistachio  nuts. 
IIi'oTti,  d.  sin.  com.  Alt. — lllaTcis, 

n.  or  a.  pi.  cont.  of  rfirrif. 
nioTcve,  -cTt,  2  sin.  and  pi.  pres. 
impr.  act. —  nioTcvuv,  pres.  inf. 
act. — IIiaTCvtis,  -El,  2  and  3  sin. 
-o/iev,  -ovai,  1  and  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  —  UioTtvcTai,  3  sin. 
pres.  itul.  pass,  of  Triffrfuw. 
riiaTcviiTc,  2  pi.  pres,  sub.  act.  of 

same. 
UiarivOdi,  par. — niar£uOr}vai,  inf. 

1  a.  pass,  of  same. 
nioTfiio-cia,  -as,  -c,  A''m\.   for  ma- 
Ttvaaifn,  -uif,  -UI,  1  a.  opt.  act. 
of  same. 
XlioTivTios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  to  be 

believed  or  trusted,  credible. 
XltoTtvu),  f.  -Et'ffu),  p.  TrcirtaTCVKa, 
(fr.  nloTis  faith,  th.  TttiOu)  to  per- 
suade) to  believe,  credit,  trust  ; 
to  expect,  think,  hope  ;  to  confide, 
commit,  intrust  ;  to  venture,  ha- 
zard, par.  per.  act.  7r£7no'T£v)fajf, 
-UHi,  -Ss.  ppcr.  act.  t7r£7ri(rr£ii(i£iv, 
and  Au.  jr£7ri(rr£0*.£iv.  1  a.  act. 
tiricTZvca,  -as,  -£•  impr.  nlcTtv- 
aov,  -drii),  2  pi.  TnoTCvaaTC  sub. 
TTtarivaui,  -tjs,  -r]'  inf.  TTioTtvnai' 
par.  TricTtvaas,  -aaa,  -av.  per, 
pass.  ind.  ■tte-niarevnai,  1  a.  md. 
pass.  £7riOT£i!6i;v,  -ris,  -ri. 
fXicTtviov,  -ovaa,   -ov,   par.  pres. 

act.  of  last. 
U.icr'iKbs,  -i),-iv,  (fr.  same)yai7/i- 
ful,  trusty  ;  probaltle,  credible  ; 
true,  genuine,  pure. 
HiittIkos,   -i),   -ov,   (fr.   ■nmiuKU)    to 
driiili)     drinkable,    potable,     li- 
quid. 
UtaTlKos,  -»),  -bv,  (by  Ai)hocr.  for 
oTTtaTiKbs,   fr.  'Oiris,  -laros,  I'l,  a 
town  near  Babylon,  from  which 
the  spikenard  came)  <f  Opis  ; 
of  or  like  spikenard  ;  perfumed, 
fragrant. 
XlioTis,  -(Of,  Att.  -cws,  fi,  (fr.  irt(Oa> 
to  persuade)  faith,  belief,  trust, 
confidence,  credit  ;  fidelity,  faith- 
fulness ;  a  jiromise,  engagement, 
covenant,  contract  ;  proof,  argu- 
ment,   demonstration,   evidence  ; 
a   persuasion,    assurance  ;     an 
article  or  matter  of  belief ;    the 
faith.    Gospel    doctrine,    Chris- 
tianity. 
Tltarbv,  -ov,  Ti,  (neut.  of  next)  a 
pledge,  pawn,  security  ;  a  token, 
gift,  keepsake  ;  a  bargain,  con- 
tract,  covenant,    league,    treaty, 
allia7ice. 
Tltarbs,  ->i,  -bv,  (fr.  irdOos  to  per- 
suade) credible,  probable  ;  faith- 
ful, trusty,  true;  trusting,   con- 
fiding, believing  ;  tried,  proved, 
ascertained.     Also,  subs,  a  be- 
liever. Christian  ;    pi.  Oi  ttiotoi, 
the  faithful. 
nicTdsi  -^1  -bv,  (fr.  iTio)  to  drink) 
drinkable,  liquid.     Comp.  viaTi' 
Tcpos,  sup.  -TdraTos- 
UiaTovrat,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind, 
pass,  of 


Hicraiii  -a,  f.  -lOfftj,  p.  rtTTiOTwita, 
(fr.  -tarii  belief,  ih.  midu)  toper 
suade)  to  tnake  credible  or  itor 
My  of  belief,  confirm,  eiUablish, 
ascertnin  ;  to  pledge  faith,  pro- 
mise, assure  ;  to  exchange  faith, 
engage,  contract,  covenant.  Iliff- 
Tdofiai  -ovftat,  to  he  persuaded, 
believe,  trust,  per.  ind.  pass.  ■■£- 
■iriaTwftai.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  fxiaTii- 
6ijv  impr.  marijQriTi,  2  du.  ina- 

T<jdr]TOV'   par.    TlffTUifltl'f. 

n<<r7<3f,  (fr.    sio-rof  fai{h(\i\)  faith- 
fully, truly. 
ni(Trii;(r(f,-iof,Att.-£<jf,jJ,(fr.  same) 

assurance,  confirmation,  proof. 
niiJT^yyof,  -ov,  6,  a  shoemaker,  cur- 
rier, tanner. 

lliaivoi,  and  Xltlevvoi,  -on,  h,  f/,  (fr. 
ntidia  to  persuade)  trusting,  be- 
lieving, depending,  relying  on, 
confiding. 

niiTvpei,  and  Iliaaapc;,  JEo\.  for 
ricvapci. 

Ilicu),  -cti,  -CI,  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
'Ericra,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of  Ttiia,  or 
of  iriiricKu). 

Uirava,  -175,  i),  (fr.  riira'i';;  a  citj- 
of  ^Eolis)  a  company,  troop, 
band,  body  ;  a  tribe,  clan. 

Tlirav^TTjg,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  last)  of  Pi- 
tana. 

JliVka,  Ion.  for  tirm'a,  3  sin.  cont. 
impf.  act.  of  mndw  or  for  cuir- 
yij,  same  of  nirv^fii  —  Ilirvai', 
Ion.  and  Sync,  for  c-rirvaaav,  3 
pi.  impf.  act.  —  WiTvui,  -aaa, 
-av,  par.  pres.  act.  of  itiTviifit. 

n(7-i<iu»  -u,  or  IIiVi'i)^!,  (fr.  TTirdiii 
to  expand)  to  spread  or  stretch 
out,  expand,  lay  open  ;  to  tlvruw, 
fling,  cast  forth  ;  to  shake,  sluU- 
ler,  dash. 

Iltrtriui  -a,  or  TliTvitiii,  and  n/ri/u, 
(fr.  tti'ttu  to  falh  to  fail,  drop, 
tumlile,  roll;  to  fail,  decay,  sink, 
yicil;  to  chance,  fall  out,  hap- 
pen, ocr.ur. 

XliTTaKiov,  -ov,  r3,  {fr.  mrra  or 
Tiaaa  pilch)  a  sheet,  leaf,  laldc  ; 
n  tablet,  memoramium  or  noti- 
bo^k ;  a  schedule,  roll,  title,  in- 
scription ;  a  cireclolh,  plaster, 
lint  spread  willi  salve,  &c.  a 
patrh,  piece. 

UtrrSKis,  -ov,  b,  Pittacus,  a  man'R 
nnni)!. 

riirTiJdj  -w,  sec  irtaadiii. 

HiTt'iVof,  -ij,  -ov,  (fr.  ir/ruf  a  pine 
tree)   of  pine  or  fir. 

n/rCXof,  -ou,  0,  (fr.  Hame)  an  oar 
of  pine,  the  hladr  of  an  oar ; 
rorinng,  Ihr  ilnthing  or  souwl  of 
oars ;  a  rush,  oivrfiow  ;  clap- 
ping, aerAamali'in  ;  uproar,  tu- 
muli. 

nin"<fi(,  -t9i7a,  -ry,  {fr.  name) 
piny,  full  of  pints. 

Tliruoov,  -ov,  TO,  Inan. 

niri;(,  -i)i(,  f),  a  pine  tree  ;  lurpen- 
tinr. 

riiroii.'iTC,  -tO(-nv%,'o,  i,  (fr.  Iml, 
UM.I  III'  1;  likcnexn)  like  Ihr  pine, 
piny  ;  full  of  pine  trees;  of  pitch, 
pitchy. 

Wi'P'lo'tai,  Ion.  for  nifJ^Kp,  2  sin. 
pres.  ind.  mid.  of 


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n.t<pd(TKio,  and  Tli<pnaKoiiai,  (Poet, 
for  <pdii>  to  speak  or  to  shine) 
to  say,  speak,  tell,  announce,  re- 
late, declare;  to  boast,  brag, 
vaunt ;  to  show,  reveal,  discover, 
throw  light  upon. 

UKpavaKco,  Ion.  for  txi<pavirKov,  2 
sin.  impf.  orforr(0av<;/icov,pre5. 
impr.  mid.  of 

TIi(pavaKw  or  -ojiai,  same  as  si- 

IpdOKW. 

riiai,  f.  riVo),  obs.  see  -rrivui.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  /riffa*  inf.  r/cui,  for 
which  alsortiVai.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
i-riov'  sub.  n'u),  -i;;,  -v,  in   1   pi. 

■^TlWfltV. 

fliiiniev,  I  pi.  —  ITi'dxri,  3  pi.  sub. 
—  IIiiji',  -ovaa,  -iv,  par.  2  a.  act. 

of  TTIO)    or  Ttivij). 

Uiijiv,  -ovoi,  h,  ,'i,fat,  fieshy,  corpu- 
lent, plump,  gross ;  plentiful, 
fertile,  productive ;  rich,  great. 
grand  ;  dull,  heavy,  stupid. 

nAuyu,  -ai,  fi.  Dor.  for  x^ny'l- 

nXayj'wr,  -ovoi,  b,  (fr.  rAuVffw  to 
mould)  an  image,  dull,  baby  of 
wax  or  Other  stuff;  a  basket, 
tvork-lnig  ;  a  net  for  the  hair. 

nAnyia'^u),  f.  -Saw,  p.  verrXnyiaKa, 
(fr.  zXdytos  crooked)  to  make 
wry,  bend,  crook  ;  to  turn  aside, 
set  astray,  put  out  of  the  way  ; 
to  deceive,  seduce,  bf guile,  de- 
lude;  to  hint,  insinuate,  impart 
indirectly ;  to  inficct,  change, 
vary  ;  to  blow  across  or  oblique- 

(v. 

nAuvia'piof,  -or,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  de- 
ceiver, impostor,  cheat  ;  a  kid- 
napper, manstcalcr  ;  a  fairy  that 
changes  or  a  goblin  that  steals 
chitdrrv. 

fl\ayiav)\o(,-ov,  i,  (fr.  same,  and 
avXd(a  pipe)  acrookcd pipe,  some 
bent  or  curved  wind  instrument. 
Also,  a  player  on  such  instru- 
ment. 

nhiyiov,  and  FlXuy/ujf,  {fr.  next) 
oblii/uety,  across ;  irulirectly, 
darkly,  obscurely ;  perversely  ; 
artfully,  craftily,  slily. 

riAuyiOf, -on,  4,  fi,  and  -a,  -nv,  {fr. 
n\d(,ii)  to  set  astray)  ohliiiiu;siilr- 
ways,  across,  transverse  ,'  con- 
trary, opposite;  awry,  crooked, 
indirect  ;  perverse ;  artful,  sly, 
cunning,  malicious,  treacherous; 
doubtful,  dark,  ambiguous  ;  fear- 
ful, timorous,  afraid. 

nXuy<orf/(iXrtf,-««rof,  A,(fr.  last,  and 
lfluXn^  a  guard)  a  i;uard  on  the 
wing,  sentry  on  the  flank,  an 
nutjmtt. 

nXnyfijf,  HOC  irXrfyioi'. 

nX«'y^O>;t/,  Ion.  for  tirXa'y^^Oij*', 
-»){,-i;,  I  a.  ind.  \ivm.  —  llXoy- 
X^lh,-liaa,  -}v,n.  pi.  nXay;^- 
nivrif,  par.  1  tt.  pas*,  of  ffXn'(^u». 

\\\a<\ap6Qiini  -ouiiai,  (fr.  next)  to 
he  flaccid  or  ,flabhy,  grow  weak 
from  wri,  fail,  decay,  tixMr 
niiray.  1  f.  ind.  pasi.  vXaiapuOfi- 
aouni. 

nXaiSpli^,  -<),  -if,  (fr.  ir\iliov  liii- 
monr)  mniil,  urt,  watrrij  ;  flar. 
rid,flalihy,  Sf.nngy. 

n\3i>lj)  -w,nn<l  -fAiit-u,(fr.  tamo) 

(■m) 


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to  6c  wet  or  spewy,  be  u^atcry  or 
siiampy  ;  to  discharge  humour. 

nXa^or,  -ov,  rd,  and  ilXm^os",  -or, 
b,  wetness,  moisture ;  humour, 
discharge,  running. 

nXa'fui,  f.  TrXdyfu,  p.  -i-!t\axa,to 
set  astray,  put  wrong,  deceive, 
frustrate ;  to  remove,  disturb, 
drive  away,  beat  off.  U.\d^Oftai,to 
go  astray,  err,  wander,  rove,  ram- 
ble ;  to  mistake,  miss,  fail.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.t!rAay;^6i7v,  andnrXd;^- 
6riv,  -ri(,  -17. 

nXo'^u),  by  Sync,  for  rfAd^u). 

nXddai,  -uiv,  at,  (fr.  tAu'oo'u)  to 
shape)  «tofi/e«,  images,  figures. 

nXaOuvri,  -F/j,  )'/,  (fr.  same)  a  fry- 
ing pan. 

nXddai'ov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
round  plate  on  which  bread  is 
made,  a  girdle. 

Xl\dd<i),  for  iTtAdOo). 

nXni'fl-ior,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  irXdaaia  to 
shape)  a  mould  to  form  bricks; 
the  shape  of  a  brick  ;  any  oblong 
figure ;  a  brick  ;  a  close  column 
of  troops ;  joints  or  rnarks  like 
those  of  brides. 

nXa\M,  a.  sin.  —  liXoKCi,  n.  pi.  of 
;:Adf. 

nXuATtif,  -claa,  -fv,  par.  2  a.  pass. 

—  nAakijyui,  2  a.  inf.  pass,  of 
:rX/(.a». 

nXuWii,  -ai,  fi,  (fr.  rXd^u  to  frus- 
trate) <rrur,  mistake. 

nAiAciScif,  -ccca,  -£!',  (fr.  jrXiif  a 
slab)  broad  and  thin ;  fiat, 
smooth,  level. 

VlXaKovi,  -ovvTof,  b,  (mas.  of  last 
cont. )  a  cake,  brewl  baked  thin 
and  fiat. 

llXaKTpov,   -ov,  tJ,  Dor.  for  irXr;*- 

TpOV. 

nX«ki3,  -fii,  -fi,  2  a.  sub.    pass,  of 

irXfVii). 
nXdv,  Dor.  for  irX.-yr. 
nAuvii,  3  sin.  cont.  inJ.  or  sub.  act. 

—  nXavnaOc,  2  pi.  conl.  impr. 
mid.  — n>(ii'«'r<j,  S  sin.  cont. 
impr.  act.  of 

flXavdut  -io,  f.  -i/ffu),  p.  7rcwX(iri;(frt, 
(fr.  next)  to  set  astray,  put 
wrong  (IT  out  of  the  road  ;  to  de- 
ceive, mislintl,  seduce,  bi!;uile, 
ilrludr.  nXuvdofiat  -(i/jni,  tuivan- 
<liT,  deriiitr,  go  astray,  err,  mis- 
take. I  a.  iiid.  act.  rirXiii  r/on.  |)cr. 
pa.ss.  ind.  rfrrXiiii;uni"  par.  ttc- 
nXavi'ificiof.  I  u.  inu.  pass.  tz\a- 
rijOri>;  -ri<,  -'!• 

nXrfi'i/,  -ri(,  li,'lniialion.,wgnrlcring; 
error,  mistake ;  lUreplinn,  im- 
jmsition  ;  unctrtainly,  doubt,  ir- 
resolution. 

n\n\nOii,  3  sin.  -vyjOi^rr,  2  pi.  I  a. 
Hill),  jiass.  of  rrXnvriu. 

llXaVv;,  -rtToi,  1),  (fr.  irXu'ii)  error) 
n  uxinilcrer,  rover,  vagahond^ 
fugitive. 

\\Xnvi)iriii,  inf.  —  TWnv'rnf,  ~a(ra,^ 
-ni;  liar.  I  a.  act.  —  llXavi/Oii,  3 
Ntn.  I  n.  sul).  .net.  —  llXni'^aouai, 
3  pi.  I  f.  nifl.  nrl.  of  irXufriu, 

nXffrrjiTif,  -io{,  All.  -fii)(,  4,  (fr. 
samr)  (rror,  mistake  ;  deceit,  <le.- 
reption,  imposition, 

nXav^rrji,  -ov,  4,  (fr.  samc)  awavi- 


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riAE 


Arcr,  straggler,  t>agaboiul,  Jiigi- 
tivf ;  a  plitnet. 

nXaviTlKtti,  -^,  -iv,  (fr.  saino) 
waiuicringf  roving,  vagrmil,  fu- 
gitive. 

IlXai'^rif,  -Wo{,  i,  (fr.  same)  a/e- 
male  wanderer,  roi<er,  vagrant, 
&c. 

nXaioj,  -01',  i,  (mas.  of  next)  a 
dfcfii-er,  impostor,  seducer,  trai- 
tor ;  error,  mistake ;  agitation, 
perturbation,  irresolution. 

nXiii'Df.-i;,  -Of,  (fr.  TrXriri;  mistake) 
causing  to  wander,  dcccil/ul, 
faUe  fra'id'ilcnt ;  erroneous,  fal- 
liicious  ;  enticing,  seducing,  al- 
luring. 

nXa)'>ii/ifi>,  1  pi.  -vZvTai,  3  pi.  cont. 
iiid.  or  siib.  act.  —  n\aiiu>fievoi, 
-Fj,  -01',  par.  pres.  pass,  cont,  of 
irXuin'u). 

llXuf,  -QKOi,  li,  (fr.  irXanif  broad)  n 
a!ah,Jl,tg,  board  ;  a  tablet,  table  ; 
a  fragment,  piece  ;  a  plain,  level, 
surf  ire,  expanse  ;  a  cake,  crust. 
d.  pi.  n-Xn^i. 

nXaftf,  Dor.  and  Ion.  for  itrXri^c, 
3  sin.  1  a.  iiid.  act.  of  rXi/fftroj. 

nXix^inrof,  -o>,  &,  }),  Dor.  for  irXiJ- 
i'lrn-oj. 

n\daa?,  -aaa,  -av,  d.  sm.  -avTi, 
par.  1  a.  act.  of  TrXaVuio. 

nXdoif,  -lo;,  Atl.  -£(u;,  i),  (fr.  irXdV- 
ffu)  to  form)  a  making,  forma- 
tion ;  a  mould,  Jizvre,  sUape. 

QXaafti,  -arof,  ro,  (fr.  same)  work, 
workmanship  ;  a  piece  of  work- 
manship ;  an  image,  statue,  d. 
sin.  -\danaTt. 

nXaVnf,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  ivXaat, 
3sm.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

nXaffffii)  or  -rru),  f.  n\daw,  p.TrfVXa- 
Ka,  to  mouldy  model,  fashion, 
shape,  form  ;  to  frame,  make, 
create,  invail  ;  to  smear  or  covir 
over,  paint,  daub  ;  to  pretend, 
feign,  dissemble  ;  to  for^c,  fabri- 
cate,  per.  ind.  pass.  -iirXaafiai. 

nXaCTr>7s,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  last)  a  model 
ler,    maker,  framer,  creator  ;  an 
inventor,  contriver. 

nXaoTiyf,  -tyyoi,  i/,  (fr.  TrXartij 
broad )  a  dish  or  basin  ;  the  scale 
of  a  balance  ;  a  draught  or  dice 
board. 

nXaoTiyf,  -tyyoi,  i),  Dor.  for  ttXjJo-- 

nXaariKh,  -Tji,  i),  (fern,  of  next, 
viz.  Tixvr])  the  art  of  modelling 
or  carving,  statuary  pottery. 

nXa(rTT«u5,  -it,  -iv,  (fr.  nXdaaui  to 
mould)  modelling,  carving,  skil- 
ful at  muul/ling  or  statuary  ; 
plastic,  soft,  yieVling,  taking  any 
form. 

nXa<rri{,  -h,  -Jx,  (fr.  same)  mould- 
ed, formed,  fashioned,  framed  ; 
fictitious,  artificial  ;  artful,  cun- 
ning. 

Tl'XaTSyio)  -St,  f.  -ijffo),  (fr.  next)  to 
clatter,  crackle,  rattle ;  to  clap 
hands. 

TlXaTayhy  -5{i  ht  ('"'■•  rrXardcvti)  to 
crasn)  a  rattle,  timbrel,  cymbal, 
clapper  ;  a  ruttiing  nnise,  dash- 
ing of  the  waves,  clash,  clap  ;  a 
prating  fellow,  taikative  jierson. 


lIX'irii)'i;/i(i,  -aroi,  ti^,  (fr.  same)  </ 

rattling  noise,  clash,  clap,  crash, 

slap,  sounil,  rtport. 
nXaruy/fo),  same  usirXdrny/ai. 
IlXuraiui,  -wv,  ai,  Plalirtc  or  Pla- 

tcea,  the  name  of  a  town. 
nXnTuitiij,  -f'os,  Atl.  -tii)(,  b,  aPla- 

teean,  one  of  Plata:a. 
nXarn'riaros,  -on,  /;,  same  as 
IWdravoi,  -uv,lf,  (tr.  -nXarii  broad) 

a  plane  tree. 
nXuriiVtru,  (fr.  same)  to  sound  by 

striking    together,    crash,    dash, 

stnp,  clap,  clatter,  rattle. 
nXnT-f",  for  nXarf'a,  a.  sin.  or  neill. 

pi TXuTj'u))',  g.    pi.    Ol'   77X«ril{. 

nXurfia,   -flf,   )';,   (fern,   of  TrXwriis 

broad,  viz.  bidi  a  road)  a  broad 

road,  highway,  street. 
llXa'rr;,  -»;f,  i;,  (fr.  same)  the  bladi 

or  bru'td  part  of  an  oar,  the  oar  ; 

sailing,  a  voyage,  course,  rujt. 
nXun'or,  Dor.  for  rrX/jffi'ov. 
llXuVof,   -coi  -ovi,  ri,  (fr.   TrXarf'f 

broad)   breadth. 
nXn'mo,  Alt.  tor  irXiiaau). 
nX'iriuji^u)  or  nX(iT£(ri^u),Dor.  nXu- 

rvda^io    or   -ndaSui,   (fr.    wAarus 

broad)   to  speak  broadly,  with  a 

long  or  drawling  tone. 
VlXaTvdcrSuiaai   or  UXarcidaiioKrai, 

Dor.   n.  pi.  fern.  par.  pros.  act. 

of  last, 
nX'/'riiysi  -"yyof,  or  nXaViyf,  -ty- 

yos,   !],   (fr.    vXarvf    broad)    the 

blade  or  broad  part  of  an  oar. 
nXnruKf'pu)?,  -wroj,  5,  ;/,  (fr.  same, 

and   Kipai   a   horn)  flat-horned, 

broad. horned  ;  the  chamois. 
TlXarvvdi'iaoiini,  -ji,  -crat,  1  f.  ind. 

pass.  —  nAnriii'0;;r£,  2  pi.  1  a. 

sub.    pass.  — U\aTvvov<7i,  3  pi. 

pres.  ind.  act.  of 
nX^Tui'O),   f.  -vvu),   p.   r£7rX«ruyK«, 

(fr.  nXarii^  broad)  to  make  broad, 

widen,  enlarge ;  dilate,  rrpayid. 

I  a.  ind.  act.  tirXu'riJi'u.  per.  ind. 

pass.  )r£-XaTii///j(i(.  la.  ind. pass. 

etrXarivOriv    impr.    -\aTvvOriTi, 

-t'jTO). 

nXariii'wrof,  -ov,  b,  ^,  (fr.  same, 
and  vuiTog  the  back)  broad-back- 
ed, flat-backed. 

n\drvs,  -tla,  -V,  broad,  wide,  large, 
ample,  spacious. 

nXaTu(7/iJs, -oS,  5,  (fr.  ]a.sl)  breadth, 
space,  room  ;  deliverance,  liberty, 
freedom  ;  joy,  gladness,  festivity, 
boasting,  ostentation. 

nXari;i^u Yof,  ov,  b,  !j,  (fr.same,  and 
^vyfi  the  soul)  high-minded,  ar 
rogant,  ambitious,  insatiable. 

nXaroji/,  -lavos,  b,  Plato,  a  man's 
name. 

nXao),  Sync,  for  TrcXdw,  see  zcXd^ii). 

nX/af,  nXf£c,  by  Sync.  forirX/ora?, 
a.  pi.  mas.  and  n-X/ort?,  n.  pi. 
mas.  of  irXfUK,  comp.  ofroXiif. 

n\(ynn,  -aroi,  rJ,  (fr.  ttXjVw  to 
plait)  a  weaving,  plaiting  or 
braiding ;  any  thing  woven  or 
plaited  ;  wicker  work  ;  a  basket, 
hamper  ;  a  braid,  plaited  lock, 
tresses,  d.  pi.  vXiyuaat  or  -aiv. 

nXfOpaTot,  -a,  -ov,  (fr,  next)  of  an 
acre,  an  acre  large. 

nXiOnov.  and  Poet.  TlfXcOpov,  -ov, 
'     '  (470) 


rb,  a  sijuare  measure  of  100  feet 
on  each  side,  or  10,000  squaro 
feet  ;  nearly  tlie  eifjhlh  of  an 
Irish,  and  almost  the  fifth  of  an 
English  acre  ;  commonly  an 
acre  ;  space, 
nXti,  2  sin.  cont,  pres,  impr,  act. 

of  7rX/(D, 
nXfKis,  -aioi,  I'l,  (fr.    TrX/o)  to  sail) 
the  Pleiades,  a  constellation. 

IlXfiEii',  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  TiXffii', 
pres.  inf,  act, — riX£(Oi,  Poet,  lor 
TrXfi,  2  sin,  cont,  pres,  impr,  act. 
of  same. 

IIXt(i7,  Ion.  f^)r  TrXf/n,  n.  fern,  of 
irXtJoj,  Poet,  for  jrXf'of. 

nXf?!',  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of  ttX/w. 

nXfioi',  and  Poet.  IlXtoi',  neut.  sin. 
— nXtioioj,  g.  sin. — nXfidvoiv,  g. 
pi. — nXtioi'a  7rX£i'o«  irXfiu),  neut. 
pi.  of  vXiiiav,  comp,  of  TToXis, 

nXtT'jj,  -«,  -ov.  Poet,  for  rXtoj. 

nXtioffi,  d.  pi,  of  trXciiav. 

HXciovs,  n.  or  a.  pi.  mas.  cont.  of 
■rrXciuiv,  comp.  of  ttoXus. 

YlXuara,  sec  rXtiirrov. 

nXtroTi;,  n.  fern.  sin.  —  nXf/crnif, 
d.  pi.  lem.  of  TrXuarof. 

XlXciarripid^ij),  (fr,  irXuaroi  most)  to 
bid  highest,  nlfer  most,  give  the 
greatest  price ;  to  bid,  propose. 

YlXctaTrjpinaiibi,  -oii,  b,  (fr.  same) 
the  best  price,  highest  offer  ; "« 
bidding,  proposal. 

nXitardiJlJpiiTos,  -ov,  b,  i„  (fr. 
same,  and  Pporbs  a  person)  mosl 
celebrated,  most  frequented,  bisl 
atteniled,  crontded  ;  provided  for 
many,  well  laid  out. 

nXfrffroi',  and  TIXutto,  (fr.  same) 
mosl  of  all,  very  much,  for  the 
mosl  part,  generally  ;  chiefly, 
especiidly  ;  exceedingly,  exces- 
sively. Tb  irXuaTov,onthe  whole, 
entirely,  totally. 

TlXuaroi,  -ri,  -ov,  sup.  of  TroX*;;. 

nXdiit,  Att.  and  Ion.  for  -rXdova 
irXtioa  TrXdu),  a.  sin,  mas,  or  n. 
pi,  neut.  of  TrXtliav,  comp.  of 
TToXiif,  also,  used  adverbially, 
rather,  more  than,  for  the  7nost 
part. 

UXcltav,  -ovos,  b,  )';,  comp.  of  toXv?. 

nXtiojv,  -wvo(,  o,|(perhaps  fr.  ttXuoi 
full)  a  year. 

UXcKdui  -w,  (fr,  nXiKO)  to  plait)  to 
wreathe,  entwine,  embrace,  clasp  ; 
to  copulate. 

TiXcKTavri,-rii,  !,,  (fr.  same)  nplait, 
fold,  wreath ;  a  lock  or  braid  of 
hair,  curl  ;  a  rope,  cord  ;  a  net, 
mesh  ;  intricacy,  perplexity  ;  a 
volume  of  smoke  or  flame, 

UXcKToTatv,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 

nXcKTbu  -'),  -i)v,  (fr.  next)  woven, 
plaited,  twisted,  twined,  wreathed, 
interwoven,  knit. 

nXeKd),  f.  -^u),  p,  xf?rXtYa,  to  fold, 
plait,  entwine,  ivreat/i ;  to  con- 
nect, join,  tic  ;  to  knit,  weave ; 
to  build,  construct,  make,  plan, 
form,  devise,  contrive ;  to  en- 
tangle, per.  ind.  pass,  irirXty- 
fiai.  1  a.  ind,  pass.  £irX/;^0i7v. 
per,  ind.  mid.  -irinXoKa. 

nXtvva,  same  as  jiXivva. 

nXtfavTEj,  n,   pi,  of  TrXffas,  1  a. 


nAE 

par.  act.  —  TD'i^iii,  2  sin.  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  -XfKw. 

nXt'tfi',  neut.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
n-A/o)"  declined  simply. 

nAcoi'i  Poet,  for  -Xaov,  (neut.  of 
ttXei'u)*'  comp.  of  ffoXC'f)  more, 
more  llian,  above  ;  rather.  HXiov 
TTOitTv  or  eivai,  to  avail,  do,  ej- 
fect. 

nXfova  for  -izXiiova,  see  irXiTov. 

n\coi'd^t'.,  3  sin.  pres.  iiid.  act.  — 
n^eovd^ovTa,  a.  sin.  par.  pres. 
act.  of 

UXcovd^u),  f.  -affu),  (fr.  iroXuj  much) 
to  be  too  much,  large  or  greal  ; 
to  have  much  or  more  ;  to 
abound,  multiply,  increase  ;  to 
cause  to  abou  nd  or  increase ;  to 
be  insolent,  prowl  or  hauglUy. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  crXcuvairiz. 

nXcoia«>,  (fr.  rrXtiov  more,  th.  iro- 
Xi'f  many)  oftener,  many  limes. 

XiXUvaaai,  3  sin.  I  a.  opt.  act.  — 
W\tovda<iaa,  n.  fom.  par.  1  a, 
act.  —  nXtovaVi),  3  sin.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  of  ffXcofa^u). 

nXcofiKT^u,  -droq,  rb,  (fr.  TrXcoifj^oi 
to  abound,  th.  toXOj  many)  an 
overplus,  abundance,  plenty. 

nXfovoff/iij,  -0?,  o,(fr.  same)  n'-mn- 
dance,  overplus,  plenty  ;  usury  ; 
pleonasm,  a  figure  of  speech. 

nXcovaordf,  -i;, -di',  (fr.  same)  in- 
creasing, abounding,  superabun- 
dant. 

nXiovtKTclv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  of 

nXcovcKTiiii  -<S,  f.  -/70(i),p.  ~ci:\toviK- 
TrjKa,  'fr.  irX/ov  more,  and  /yw 
to  havtj  to  have  more;  to  get, 
procure  or  obtain  more  ;  to  sur- 
pass, excel,  be  superior  ;  to  desire 
to  have  more,  be  avaricious,  covet  ; 
to  have  the  ndvanlage  of,  get  the 
belter  of ;  to  make  a  gain  or  prey 
of;  to  defrawl,  cheat,  overreach. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  tvXcovtKrriaa.  1  a. 
pas*,  ind.  crXcovcKTi'iOnv. 

T\XioviKTridu>iin;  1  pi.  of  nXfov£«Tf;- 
Oi,  •}}(,  -ij,  I  a.  sub.  pass,  of  last. 

nXiovUrriiia,  -arof,  tA,  (fr.  .same) 
siiperioriti/,  wlvanta^e  ;  greater 
power,  better  condition,  state  or 
ahUity  ;  a  prerogative,  privilege  ; 
glnry,  power,  victory  ;  fraud,  de- 
ceit. 

nXtoi7itri>v,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  Hamc)  a 
cheat,  ilecetver,  fraudulent  per- 
ton ;  avaricAouM,  covetous,  greedy, 
raparioUK. 

XlXion(lii,  -ai,  {/,  (fr.  lamo)  atlvan- 
tnfr,  BUftrriority  ;  avuricr,  ro. 
vttnufneits  ;  a  great  rUsire  for 
werdth,  praise  or  Iwnour,  irutrdi 
juile  lust ;  extortion,  fraud,  en- 
eroiiehmml. 

nX/ocKtn.  pi. — nXt/ivtitn'  r<ir  irXtiJ. 
ytaai,t\.  pi.  Ion.  ofirX/wi-,  P<x;t. 
for  nXtluv,  romp.  ofroXif. 

nX/ufra(,a — nXriifriiii', g.  pi.  par 
pr<!!i.  art.  of  »X/i.>. 

nXt6vu>(,  (fr.  rrX/wK,  PfK-t.  Tir  irXil- 
uv,  comp.  of  s'nXi/j  much)  more, 
more  than,  aliovr,  rather  ;  very, 
greiilti/,  ifri/  much,  exceedingly  ; 
fully,  tiitidli),  rntirrty. 

nX>i(,   -It,   -nr,  full,  rrfiletr,  l/rim- 

nilfc,  /i'tnuntlin"  iritli. 


HAH 

nXeo'cai,  a.  pi.  fem.  par.  pres.  act. 

of  rXfw. 
nXf'-o,  Ion.  for  fffXtTo,  which  Sync, 
for  £tAc7-o,  3  sin.  inipf.  ind.  mid. 
of  TTiXoiiai. 

nXcDi',  Dor.  for  -Xiov,  neut.  of 
rXf'ui',  Poet,  for  rXtiuv,  comp. 
of  TToXxis. 

nXevva  —  nXtCvnf  —  FlXetivf?  — 
nXiuyo)!',  Dor.  for  rXfoia,  &c. 
cases  of  rX/ui,  Poet,  for  -aXd- 
tav,  comp.  of  roXi'f. 

nXtui(i){,  Dor.  for  rXtdvoif. 

nXrt'jju,  -uf,  /;,  the  side,  funk,  rilis. 

nXcvp-tTts,-tioi,li,((r.hst)pletirisy. 

nXti'pir,  -ov,  TO,  same  as  TtXevpd. 

nXcvacat,  2  sin.  Ion.  of 

nXtuo-oF^oi,  ->j,  -clrat.  Dor.  for 
irXtvaoixai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 

nX/ir),  f.  irXcvaui,  p.  rf:rXcuica,  to 
sail,  navigate  ;  to  .float,  swim. 

XlXio),  Sync,  and  Cras.  for  nXiova 
-oa  -u,  n.  or  a.  pi.  neut.  of 
rXf'ui',  Poet,  for  nXtiiitv,  comp. 
ofroXi';. 

nX/(|),  d.  sin.  or  Att.  for  jrXtoi,  n. 
pi.  of  :rXfos. 

nX/(j;',  Poet,  for  -xXduiv,  comp.  of 
iroXi'if. 

nX/uf,  Att.  for  rrXfoj. 

nXnytif,  -£r<Ta,  -Iv,  2  a  par.  pass, 
of  rXiJaffdj. 

UXvY'h  -n«i  hi  ^OT.  nXayd,  (fr. 
i:Xi7ff<T(o  lo  strike)  a  stroke,  hlmv, 
St ri/ie,  scourge,  iround  ;  aplasue, 
affliction,  calamity,  visitation  ; 
consternation,  amazement. 

TVXrjyfivat,  2  a.  inf.  pass.  ofrXiJo-o-u. 

nX;7)'Wi',  g.  pi.  ofTX;7yi/. 

nX/'/Oci,  d.  sin.  of  jrXrjOo?. 

TiXTidtv,  Bogot.  Sync,  for  c-\fiQv- 
oav,  3  pi.  I  a.  ind.  pass.  — flX^- 
QoiTi,  d.  sin.  —  nX))Or)vrof,  g. 
sin.  par.  pres.  act.  of-Xi/Soj. 

nXriOof,  -COS  -one,  rb,  (fr.  -Xtfiui  to 
fill)  a  multitude,  company,  num- 
ber, quantity ;  a  concourse,  as 
temlily,  assemblage  ;  the  people, 
rafihle ;  plenty,  abundance,  .ijt 
perfluity,  redundance  ;  fulness, 
size,  bulk,  vaslncss,  extent,  mag- 
nitude. 

nXiiOvvni,  1  a.  inf.  act. —  nXijOuv- 
Oilri,  3  sin.    I   a.   opt.   |>ass.  — 
nXnOvvOijvtii,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — 
nXri0uv6vT(i}f,  g.   pi.   par.   pros 
act.  of 

nXnBvvoi,  f.  -BriT),  p.  irtjrXijOuyva, 
(fr.  Tr>.-,8„i  to  fill,  Ih.  TfX/of  full) 
lo  multiply,  ttui;inint,  enlarge  ; 
toaltouml.  UXiiOvvuiKii,  to  grow, 
incirasf.  1  a.  ind.  iii-t.  niXi)Ovva 
per.  ind.  pasx.  trcirX<;Oi>/j;iri(.  I  a. 
paiiM.  ind.  mXtjOivOijv'  opL  irXr/ 
OvvOtlnv. 

nXi;Wr't,  -Boc,  li,  Kami!  oa  tX^Oov  a. 
(tin.  TrXijOi'/f. 

nX>;Oi'w  and  riXi/fliio^fni,  (fr.  last, 
th.  r:X/of  full)  to  be  full,  overflow, 
stDrll ;  tobrrrowled;  to  idioumi, 
lie  in  plenty. 

nX/iOiii,  f.  irXi/rru),  p.  TrffXtiKa,  (fr. 
Hanii')  to  fill,  flit  up,  pile,  heap 
up  ;  to  rrowl,  slufT,  slow  ;  to 
sntinir,  satisfy  ;  lo  accomplish, 
fulfil  ;    In  swell,  overflow^  nvrr- 


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I 


nAii 

act.  inXijaa,  -af,  -£.  1  a.  pass. 
\n(i.eTT\i'iaO<iv,-rig,-t]-suh.KXrjaOu>, 
-fis,  -J]'  par.  -KXtjeOui,  -tiaa,  -/v. 
IlX»;6wfja,  -Of,  and  Ion.  nXi/0u)pi7, 
-nsy  >i,  (fr.  last)  a  fulness  or 
redundance  of  the  natural  hu- 
mours ;  abundance,  satiety,  over- 
sow ;  a  crowd,  multitude. 
TlXi/Ou>at,  S  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  o,'' 

rA;:.0(j. 
nXri'tdlei,  Poet,  for  vXtiditSi  n.  pi. 

of -Xfiaj. 
nX)';».T;7S,    -ov,    h,    (fr.     rrXj/ffffW    to 
Strike)  a  striker,  smiter,  diiturb- 
er  ;    a   reviler,  calumniator  ;    a 
boxer,    pugilist.      Adj.    quarrel- 
some, turbulent;  impetuous,  vio- 
lent;  piercim;,  penetrating. 
nXtiKri^o/iai,    (fr.    last)    to  fight, 
quarrel  ;    to   smite,    strike,    cut, 
wound  ;  to  affect,  move  to  pity, 
strike  v;ith  compassion ;  to  play 
wantonly,  be  lascivious, 
nXriKTlKog,  ->i,  -ui;  (fr.  same)  strik- 
ing, piercing,  penetrating  ;  vio- 
lent, driving, forcible;  intoxicat- 
ing, stupifying,  confounding. 
nXTjKTpov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a  ijuill 
or  bow  to  play  on  an  instrument ; 
a  whip,  scourge,  goad  ;   a  sound- 
ing-pole ;  a  cock^s  spur  ;    a  bolt, 
arrow,  dart. 
UXt'ifirj  or  nXi'iitix)/,  -IK,  f;,  (fr.  irX;;- 
Ou  to  fill,  th.  ttX/os  full)  tlu:  tide, 
flow  of  the  sea. 
nXTifii,  same  as  rXn'w,  by  Sync,  for 

77£Xn'tll,  see  TcXo'^O), 

nX^;ii ,  sameas  :ri/i:TXr//ii ,  see  7rX>/6a». 

HXniifiXciii,  -as,  II,  (fr.  irXi/fi/zcXi/f 
discordant)  vicionsness,  faulti- 
ness  ;  wickedness,  sin  ;  a  fault, 
tran.igrc-'i.iion  ;   vinlency,  outrage. 

flAif/i/icX/ui  -u,  f.  -i;ffu),  (fr.  same) 
to  sh'ick,  offend  ;  to  err,  trans- 
grfAS,  sin. 

nXiijiuiXrifia,  -(frof,  ri,  {fr.  next)  a 
transgres.iion,  crime  ;  sin,  giiiti  ; 
a  .fine,  penalty. 

nXij/i/ifXi/f,  -tni;  -ovg,  6,  i),  (fr,  ttXiiv 
without,  and  ;i/Aof  hannony) 
discordant,  jarring,  contrary  ; 
unfit,  unreasonable,  abxunl,  im- 
proper, wrong  ;  viciuus,  faulty, 
incorrect,  amiss  ;  iimnoderate, 
excessive,  violent. 

nXr;;i/i('XlJffl«,  -1"«,  -'Vtl.  -tU{,  i', 
same  as  )rXij/j/i/X7(;i(. 

nXry/(;n'p'i,  -(K,  //,  (fr.  rrXr//iF;  or 
■rXi'ijilii]  the  tidi',  and  pvpia  li> 
flow)  the  flow  of  the  fa,  full 
tide ;  a  flood,  torrent,  inundn- 
tion. 

nXi//i/ii'pfu(  -w,  (fr.  same)  to  flow, 
swill ;  lo  overflow,  inundate  ;  <o 
hod,  foam,  rage. 

llX>;/<firip!(,  -liaf,  II,  same  as  tX(//i- 

IIVfliM. 

UXi'ijii'ii,  -IK,  I'l,  the  nave  of  ii  whirl ; 
aluo  the  hole  in  Ihr  nave. 

nXtiiiMirav,  -or,  rti,  (fr.  I.inI,  and 
filiii  lo  lie)  an  iron  hoop  for  the 
nave,  shoeing  of  the  wlinl. 

nXniioxfnfK,  fh  (•"'■•  "X/jOui  lofill, 
and  v/iJ  lo  pour)  an  earthen- 
ware vessel. 

nXi)i',  lirsidit,  rrcrpi,  without  ;  but. 


ind.  i      but  only  :    i/it 


III..  I.' 


nAii 


nAii 


nAO 


Iffx,  morrover,  ratfier  ;   thereon, 

/>V  nil  mranjt, 
nXilinj,    Ion.    for    /rXi;iro,    3    pi. 

iin|if.  iiitl.  pass.  orrrAi')^!!. 
n^'li'  and  nA;;ifi',  Ion.  lor  <TXr;;i, 

3  sill.  1  n.  iiul.  uit.  —  llAi/C-is, 

du.  irXtJ^uiTf,  1   n.   par.  act.  of 

nXijfdi'pi;,  -i/f,  1^,  n  woiiiiin's  11.11110. 

nXijfiirros,  -01',  h,  I/,  (tr.  irXi'iaaw 
to  strike,  and  TTrof  a  liorsc) 
skitUil  VI  horxrniansltip,  linrst- 
l^jiliiiig  ;  a  liiirscinan,  lini!;lit. 

XlXhC'f,  -loi,  Alt.  -c<a;,  ri,  (fr.  ttXijo 
C(a  to  strike)  a  utriki.t!:,  stnikt, 
bloin  ;   roimtrriirition,  J'li rfhl. 

HXijocii,  inas.  pi.  —  IlA/;pi/,  a.  sin 
com.  of 

nXi'ixii,  -ras  -oi'f,  !),  t),  (ill.  rXfoj 
fiill)_/i<i7,  niouniliiii  wtlh  ;  ful- 
JilUii,  perfect,  accomplished . 

nXvpDis,  -pof,  2  and  3  sin.  cont. 
iiid.  opt.  or  sub.  act.  of  :7Xi;orfui. 

TViiinovnti'Oi,  -V,  -ov,  par.  prus. 
pa.ss.  cont — UXvpu^i',  pres.  inf. 
act.  cont.  —  \\\)ipol'cOt,  It.  pi. 
cont.  prcs.  iinpr.  pass.  —  llXi;- 
pohrai,  S  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
pas.s.  of  same. 

nXripoipopelcOo),  3  sin.  coiit.  pics. 
irnpr,  pass,  of 

TlXripoitopiij)  -w,  f.  -»/(r(i),p.  T£rX?;/)o- 
(jidpriKa,  (fr.  jrX'/pvs  full,  and  0jptu 
to  carry)  to  gire  good  mtamirc 
or  icblght  ;  to  Jill,  loud,  supply  ; 
to  make  sure  or  cirlaiii ;  to  sa- 
ti^fi,',  convince,  assure,  prove. 
JlXt:po(piipioiiat  -or/iai,  to  receive 
full  measure  ;  to  he  certain, 
know  assuredly  ;  to  ripev,  ad- 
vance to  maturity  or  perfection.  1 
a.  act.  ind.  fr:\rjpoipupritTa'  impr. 
vXripo(ji6priaov.  per.  pass.  ind.  ir£- 
r:\ripo(fiip>iitaf  par.  7r£:rX>;po(/.on)/- 
u/i'O?,  -17,  -01'.  1  a.  puss.  ind. 
mXripoipupfiOnv,  -ijs,  ->)■  par.  -hXti- 
po(poprjOui. 

riX;;py0opi'«, -af,  fi,  (fr.  SAme)  full 
jtcTSuusion, conviction,  assurance, 
cijrjideiicc  ;   maturity,  prrfrction. 

TlXtipiii)  -li,  f.  -uiTti),  p.  jTcrXjjouivd, 
(th.  a-X/yj  full)  /oj/?//,  load,  store  ; 
ti)  furninh,  equip,  appoint  ;  to 
make  prcunant  ;  to  supply,  fill 
up,  complete  ;  to  fulfil,  nccmn- 
ptishjjinish ;  topayudeht.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  nrXiipioaa'  opt.  rXrjpul- 
<"><;'/,-«({, -III'  sul).  7rX>;po)oo),-,T;j, 
->).  per.  ind.  pass.  TrcTrXi'pw/jnC 
par.  -CTrXripitipivos,  -ij,  -ov.    1  a. 

pass.  inJ.£rXi;pwe;;v,.r;;, -;;.  Sull. 

nXuo<iiO<j,-t!f,-fi,  3  pi.  -nXTjotaOwat. 

nXtiowBuici,  3  pi.  1  a.  sufe.  pass, 
of  last. 

TlXrouii^a,  -uTof,  rj,  (fr.  vXriputo  to 
fill,  th.  rXtof  full)  n  supply,  Jill- 
ini(  up,  supplement,  addition  ; 
fulness,  ahuiidance ;  completiim, 
perfection,  fulfilment  ;  a  sum, 
total  ;  full  complement,  entire 
eeiuipmeiU,  a  crew.  d.  sin.  rXij- 
p'l'i'aTi,  pi.  ■nXitpihtiara. 

TlXr]Ou)aai,  inf.  —  nXi;pwiTii?,  -nan, 
-av,  par.  1  a.  act. —  riXi;o'.''(T<jr£, 
2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  —  nXr,ow- 
afs,  -oil,  2  and  3  sin.  1  f.  ind. 
ai't.  —  nXnouari,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub. 


act.  —  nXtjpaKToiTHi,  3  pi.  1  f. 
ind.  mid. 

UXi'tpwBii,  -lof,  Alt.  -cms,  I/,  (fr. 
same)  u  yrV/ine-  up,  supplenient, 
supply,  addition  ;  fulness,  nhun- 
deince, plenitude ;  coinplilion, per- 
fection, fulflnieiit  ;  payment, 

V\Xi]c (i luvai,  -rj,  -or,  par.  1  a.  mid 

—  llXi'iaui,  -aaa,  -uv,  n.  pi.  vXi'i- 
cnvTCi,  par.    1   a.  art.  —  nXi;rr 
Osif,  -u!ja,  -f  r,  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
UXi/adci',    Ion.    and    yl-.ol.    for 
tTrXi/ffOi/ffdi',  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

—  \lXriaOfi(,  '2  sin.  1  a.  sid).  pass. 

—  nX>;(7f')';oTru(,  3  sin.  I  f.  ind. 
pass,  of  ttXi'/Ou). 

tlXrjaiu^,  prcs.  impr.  act.  of 

nXriaid^iii,  f.  -uati),  p.  inTzXiiainKd, 
(fr.  vXriiriov  near)  to  he  at,  ly  or 
near ;  to  come  or  elrmn  near, 
approach  ;  to  eiddrcss,  treat  fa- 
miliarly, converse  with,  intrigue  ; 
to  J'oltiiw  after,  wait  upon,  eil- 
tend.  Oi  TtXi^tTiii^ovTCi,  followers, 
schnlira.  par.  per.  act.  TnrXriain- 
(fuif,  -via,  -is. 

nXi]aiairepos,  -a,  -ov,  conip.  Att. 
of  nXtjaioi, 

nXi;(Ti(iiT/pu,  (fr.  last)  nearer,  more 
nearly. 

nXtiBif'areoov,  (fr.  next)  nearer, 
more  closely. 

nXrjaiianpos,  -a,  -ov,  comp.  of 
vXnoitii,  obs.  see  vXnoioi. 

nXvolov,  (neut.  of  next)  iiear,  at 
hand.     'O  nXrjawv,  a  neighhour. 

nXr/iTi'of,  -n,  -ov,  (th.  niXui  near) 
luar,  neighbouring,  adjoining, 
next. 

TlXrioid^upoi,  -ov,  0,  t'l,  (fr.  last, 
and  ^(ipoj  a  place)  nei!>hl,ouring. 

nXr;(r('oTiof,  -ov,  b,  li,  (ir.  ttXi'iOu)  to 
fill,  and  lo-rioi'  a  sa.i\)  JiUing  the 
sails,  favourable. 

nX')a/i(os,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  -Xi',Oio  to  fill, 
til.  -Xioi  full)  fdling,  satisfying, 
stuffing,  cloying  ;  fastidious, 
squeamish ;  delicate,  nice,  dainty. 
Th  TTXri<Tpiov,  satiety,  loathsome- 
ness, nausea. 

UXijopovri,  -Tii,  rj,  (fr.  same)  ful- 
ness, satiety,  surfeit  ;  intempe- 
rance, gluttony  ;  repletion,  sa- 
tisfying, a.  pi.  -zXriapovdi. 

nXi',aaw  -Tru),  f.  -(ui,  p.  -KiTrXnya, 
to  smite,  strike,  hit,  wouml  ;  to 
break,  overthrow,  ovirturn,  bear 
down  ;  to  frighten,  terrify,  di.i 
courage.  1  a.  act.  ind.  i-nXv^a, 
-Of,  -£•  par.  irXi'i^ai.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  irXiiyov,  used  ulien  relating 
to  the  body  ;  iirXayov,  when  re- 
lating to  the  mind.  2  a.  itid. 
pass.  firXriyriv  and  ci:Xdyriv.  per. 
ind.  pass.  vi-irXaypai,  -^ai, 
-Krai. 

nXijariy^,  -lyyof,  >',  (fr.  last)  a 
whip,  scourge,  rod ;  a  slreip, 
thong. 

nXnro,  Ion.  for  izXrjro,  3  sin. 
inipf.  ind.  pass,  of  zXrjpi,  same 
as  rX'iflo),  or  nXrjro,  Ion.  for 
CTtizXnro,  3  sin.  pper.  ind.  pass. 
o[  TrXdii).  Sync,  for  irrXaw. 

nX>jTrf(,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
nXijTTfTr,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
inipr.  act.  of  xXi/rn.)  or -(tcu. 


nAi;(oi',  -ovoi,  b,fi,  Dor.  for  nXttiiiv 
coiiip.  of  iroXiif. 

IlXii'Otm,  and  -la,  -n(,  i),  (fr.  irXh- 
Oos  a  brick)  a  making  of  bricks 
or  tiles,  brick  work ;  a  military 
column,  square  or  j/halanx. 

UXtiOiuiv  and  -lav,  -ov,  rd,  (fr. 
same)  a  small  brick;  a  making 
of  bricks  ;  a  place  where  bricks 
are  made,  brick-kiln. 

nXivOevawiicv,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
of 

iV.tiOcvw,  i'.  •ivou),  (fr.  -rXirOus  a 
brick)  to  make  bricks;  to  build 
with  bricks. 

nXivUtvos,  ->i,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  if 
brick,  mode  of  bricks. 

nXivOiav,-ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a  little 
brick. 

nXli'Ou;,  -ov,  h,  a  brick,  tile  ;  a 
plinth  ;  an  ingot. 

nXivOovpyia,  -of,  »;,  (fr.  last,  and 
tpyov  work)  a  making  of  bricks, 
brickwork. 

nXn'Ou0/)f,  -/oj  -005, !',  >h  ('"'■•  same, 
and  vcpdtij  to  construct)  brick- 
built. 

UX'i^,  (fr.  next)  a  step,  pace,  gait ; 
spare  between  the  thumb  and  mid- 
dle finger, 

nXiaao)  or  -ircopai,  to  trot,  amble, 
go  roundly  ;  to  walk  in  time, 
march ;  to  tread,  stalk,  step  lei- 
surely, move  erucefully. 

nXixrii,  -lii^os,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  the  part 
between  the  groin  and  the  thigh. 

UXataptov,  -ov,  to,  (dim.  of  next) 
a  little  boat  or  ship,  skiff'  bark. 

IlXoroi',  -ov,Tb,  (fr.  TrX/a  .0  sail)  a 
ship,  vessel,  bark, 

nXoKufiii,  -Mof,  I'l,  (fr.  7rXo>,r;  a 
plaiting)  hair,  a  lock,  plait  or 
braid  of  hair, 

UX/JKdfiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  orope, 
halter. 

nXi'ikdpos,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  hair, 
locks,  tresses  ;  braided  or  plaited 
hair.  * 

nXoKus,  -dioi,  I'l,  same  as  zXoKa- 

ph. 

nXoKrpbi,  -it,  -ov,  (fr.  -nXiKOi  to 
fold)  woven,  interwoven,  plaited, 
wreathed,  entwined, 

nXo*ii,-^f, »;,  (fr.  same)  a  twining, 
knitting,  binding,  plait,  fold, 
braid  ;  composition,  texture  ;  in- 
tricacy, perplexity  ;  a  trick,  fraud, 
prevarication. 

nXAKiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  plaiteel 
hair  ;  a  lock  or  curl  if  hair  ;  a 
fillet  or  riband  for  tying  the 
hair  ;  a  necklace. 

nX<5/fiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  knit, 
tied  ;  wreathed,  plaited,  woven  ; 
intricate,  perplexing,  winding. 

nXdKos,  -i)v,  h,  (fr.  same)  a  lock  or 
curl  of  hair,  plaited  hair. 

nXiJof  -ovi,  -6ov  -of),  and  nXofif, 
-obf,  TrXot,  b,  (ill.  nXtui  to  sail) 
a  sailing,  voyage,  navigation, 
course  of  the  ship. 

nXoo,  g.  sin.  cont.  of  last. 

TlXovpdKtov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  Lat.  plu- 
ina,  a  feather)  a  feather  bed  ;  a 
pillow,  bolster, 

V\XovaidC,iii,  same  as  TrXotrifw. 

nXoi'<r(os,-i/,-or,(  til  .jrXoorut  wealth) 


-#'' 


nAn 


HNI 


noA 


rich,  wealthy,   opulent.     Comp.       sailing,  employed  in  sailing;  a 


irXovotiirepos,  -a,  -ov 
nAovoi'uj,  (fr.  last)  richly, 
nAo?r£,  V.  sin.  of  rAoSrof. 
QXovTeii;  pres.  inf.    act.  cont.  of 

ffAour/w. 
nXovTivvra,  Dor.   for  TrXovTovvra, 

a.  sin.  pres.  par.  act.  of 
UAour/o)  -w,  f.  -»;o-(i),  p.  nCTXovTTi- 

Ka,  (th.  n-AopTof    wealth)  to  6« 
n'cA,  possess    riches,    become  or 
groif  ncA;  to  abound.   1  a.  ind. 
act.   irrAoijrijffa. 
IlAotT^jr/of,  -a,  -o>',  (fr.  same)  to 
be    enriched,    must  be  enriched, 
must  eain  wealth. 
nXovri^u),  f.  -taw,  p.  ircrAoi!ri(fa, 
(fr.  same)   to  enrich,  make  rich, 
cause  to  abound.   1  a.  ind.  act. 
tirAouricu'  pass.  nrXuvTiaOriv. 
UXovToi^Tupa,  -Of,   i;,  and   nAou- 
ToSorlip,  -Tipoi,    0,     (fr.   ttXovtos 
wealth,  and  idrcipa  or  i}ort)p  a 
giver,  th.  fiSu/ti  to  give)  a  dis- 
penser of  riches,  giver  of  wealth 
UXoHtoio,  Ion.  for  ttXovtov,  g.  sin, 

of 
TlXovTOS,    -ov,    i,    riches,    wealth, 
opulence;    Plutus,  the    god    of 
riches 
nAonrowrt,  TlXnvrovvraf,  cases  of 
nXovrwv,  par.   pres.    act.  cont. 
—  nXovroT-ai,  d.  pi.  of  same,  or 
3    pi.   cont.    pres.   ind.    act.   of 
TrXovretii, 
UXovri),  -60s,  hi  "^  woman's  name, 
XlXovriav,     -uivos,    b,    (fr.    ttXoutos 
,    wealth)  Pluto,  the  god  of  the  in- 
fernal regions. 
llXo)(jiis,  -ov,  6,  Sync,  for  rXiKa- 

It0(. 

nXtvccKc,  Ion.  for  iTrAnvf,  3  sin. 

impf.  ind.  act.  and 
nXvvOe'if,  -uoa,  -in,  I  a.  par.  pass 

01  rrXvvut. 
nAur4f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  TrAtivu  to  wash) 

a  vmshing  vessel  or  tub  ;  a  wash 

house.     nXvviv  voiciv,  to  over- 
whelm witli  reproaches. 
TlXivTtK,  -ov,    S,    (fr.  same)  who 

washes  clothes,  a  fuller. 
nXvfu,  f.   irXtvCi,  p.  nirXvyxa,  to 

wash,  properly  clothes  ;  to  rhide, 

rejjronch^    scold.   1  a,    act.    ind. 

tirXvva'  impr.  vXivov,  -dria. 
Y[Xf'ai(,  -lot,  Alt. -ttuf,  !,,  (fr.  last) 

a  washing, 
TlXiio,   f.    -veui,   same   as  irXtfvai. 

per.  pfmB.  vltXufiat. 
II>i«»,  anil  UXuitoKt,  Ion.  for/frXux, 

3«in.  inipf.  act,  —  nXi^rif,  prm. 

inf.    act.    of    nXum,    Poet,    f.r 

irX/u. 
\^\ia^{>aa^  for  TXii>o(-aaf,  a.  pi.  fem. 

pr*").  par.  act,  of  unmp. 
IlAu(aiV(,  Ion.  for  r.Xitiiiti,  n.  pi. 

of  r>fi</(. 

IIAui(^/<i»c,     Ion.     or     Pfjot,     for 

fiT^'.'i'^f,  3  fiin.  imfif.  act.  of 
II  '..,'.<,  ?<nmc  fm  ir>/u, 
lIAii/K,  Po«-l.  for  jtA/ui. 
WXiliovaa,   prcH.  par.  art.   fetn.  of 

rAuu,  finmc  a.^  vXiu. 
IIAur^D,  -(-/BIX,  t,  (fr.  irAww,  inmn 

a«  rA/w  to  R.iij)  a  sniltrr,  seaman, 

waterman,  swirnnirr, 
IIAuir/vAt,  -I/,  -i«',  (fr.  siam«;)  fli  fur 
30 


sailor,  merchant 
nXuiTOf,  -»),  -ot,   (fr.  same)  navi- 
gable;   sailing,  foaling,  swim- 
ming. 
TlXuTup,  -opoi,  same  as  irXtan'jp. 
nAu(i),  same  as  -zXiu). 
IlrciovTei,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
Tlt'citii,  Poet,  for  jn/ui. 
Ilvioiaa,  Dor.  for  Tri'toi'tra,  n.  fem. 

sin.  par.  pres.  act.  of Trifu. 
nvev/ia,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  tti/u  to  blow) 
breathing,    breath,    respiration  ; 
aspiration,  sound  of  the  letttr  H; 
a  blast,  gale ;    air,    vapour ;    a 
smell,     odour,     stench,    savour ; 
life,    soul ;     a    spirit,    spiritual 
being,   good  or  evil ;    the  Holy 
Ghost,  divinity,   divine  nature ; 
works   of  the    Spirit,   miracles ; 
ejects  of  the  Spirit,  holiness,  pie- 
ty,    religion,     integrity,     virtue, 
innocence  ;     disposition    of  the 
soul,    sense,    understanding,    in- 
tellect, mind  ;  a  meaning,  sjnrit, 
sense, 
TlvcvfiaTlKdi,    -)i,    -01',    (fr.   last) 
breathing,     respiring  ;      windy, 
airy,  blowing  ;  blown  up,  swell- 
ed, inflated  ;  spiritual,  divine,  of 
the  dtvinc  nature  ;    aepreeable  to 
the  Holy   Ghost  nr  Spirit ;  en 
dowed  with  the  gifts  or  graas  of 
the  Spirit ;    holy,  pious ;   pure, 
innocent ;  of  the  soul  or  mind,  iri- 
tellectual,  reflned. 
XlvcvftartKO);,   (fr.  last)  spiritually, 
divinely,  heavenly  ;  from,  by  or 
through  the  Holy  Ghost  or  Spi- 
rit; piously,  religiously,  purely, 
uprightly,  honestly. 
Tlvcvfiaro(liop{onat  -ovjiai,  f.    -ijao- 
fiai,    p.    7r£Ti'ti'/iaro^(ip>;^ai,    (fr. 
rvcvfia  wind,  and  ^opi'u  to  carry) 
to  be  carried  by  the  wind ;   to 
fluctuate,  waver;  to  be  ted,  guid- 
ed by  or  follow  the  spirit, 
JlntviiaroMpos,  -ov,  h,!),  (fr.  same) 
inspired,    led   or   moved  by  the 
spirit ;    guided  by  or  following 
the  spirit. 
Tlvtiiiuiv,    -oi'os,   0,    (fr.     ni'io)    to 

breathe)  the  lungs. 
ni'cTiaai,  I  a.  inf.  act. — Uveiaas, 
-aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  art.  — 
rii'ti'iTiKJ,  -aj,  -c,  JF.o\.  for  Ili'fi'i- 
(Taifit,  -iiif,  -at,  I  a.  opt.  act.  — 
Tfvcvau},  -ctf,  -CI,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

TTvlut. 

TlticvoTiiiiii  -w,  (fr.  nvttua  breath) 

to    pant,    palpitate,    be    out    of 

breath. 
rii/u,   f.    TTVtvaw,  p.    ^frrrvKa,  to 

blow  ;    to    breathe,    resjiirr  ;    to 

pant,  lalioitr  ;  to  exhale,  smell  nf 

yield  a  flavour.    ]    n.    act.    ind. 

/r»'(iiffij,-af,-f  null.  mfi'ffai,-(/(, 

p'  inf.   wi-fPoiif.  per.  ind.   pniiM. 

n/nyivfiiii.  per.  ind.  irnd.  rhvoa. 
XlviyiU,  -nan,  -it,  (fiir.  -  n.  pa.<<N^  iiuiii>,  «.    |/i.  —  n./. 

-7  riiiyi/ffo/iui,  2  f.  mil.  jiuji*.  of      roo),  d.  pi.  ofirurt 

iri'lyiit. 
IJyiyiiif,  -at;  b,  and  rTiiyof,  -cot 

-ov(,   tA,   (fr.   next)  suflhralinn, 

sirangline,  stifling  ;  sultry  heat. 


tie,  take  by  the  throat,  tu-ist  the 
neck ;  to  kill ;  to  boil  slowly, 
stew;  to  yearn,  long  or  desire 
towards,  impf.  act.  iirtiyov,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  i-i'tyov.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
i-irn^a.  impf.  pass,  i-zriydfttiv. 
per.  ind.  pass.  jifVi'iy^ai,  -fm, 
-KTai.  2  a.  ind.  pass,  trviyiji; 
-1!,  -V- 
Hn'tydiris,  -£oj  -ovi,  to,  (fr.  last) 
stifling, suffocation,  choking;  hot, 
glowing,  sultry. 
TlrtKToi,  -ij,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  suflb- 

ciittd,  choked,  strangled. 
rii'ifiartf,  n.   pi.  mas.   par.  1   a. 

act.  of  same, 
rii'oi;,  -Tis,  I'l,  (fr.  Ti'/u)  to  breathe) 
breath,  respiration  ;    wind,   air, 
breeze,  blast,  gale. 
ni'oiiiti  a.  pi.  of 
riioii/,  -iji,  /;,  Dor.  for  itvo>'>, 
IlrF/u  or  ITi  uw,  (fr.  iri'/w  to  breathe) 
to  breathe,  respire  ;  to  live,  exist, 
rivvfiat,  to  be  ins]}ired,  be  wise, 
nnderstand,pcrceive, comprehend. 
per.  ind.  pass.  Trfwvv^iai. 
Tlii'^,  -vKos,   b,  Pnyx^  a  place  at 
Athens,  where  public  assemblies 
were  held. 
Tli'vro,  Ion.  for  i-irvvTo,  3  sin.  impf. 

pass,  of-tvui. 
rida,  -(If,  and  Ion.    noli;,   -tjs,   t), 
(perhaps  fr.  -a'u  to  feed)  grass, 
herbage,  pasture, 

rio'l'lj,  rilil^UJ,  a.    pi.    of  TTOVf. 

noin;]pdi,  -ov,  b,  !],  (!r.  ttov;  the 
foot,  and  ijlpoc  lender)  lender, 
weak  or  delicate  in  the  feet, 

Tlofdypa,  -fit,  »;,  (fr.  same,  and 
nypii  seizure)  o  gin,  trap,  snare, 
pitfall ;  a  houk  ;  the  gout. 

XloiaypiKii,  -fi,  -ov,  and  IToi^aypif, 
-oil,  b,  1),  (fr.  last)  of  the  gout, 
gouty. 

noiVuof,  -a,  -nv,  (fr.  TToiif  the  foot) 
of  a  foot,  afoot  long  or  square. 

rio^avmTnp,  -ilpof,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
nVnu  to  wash)  a  basin. 

rioi'a'i'iTTpoi/   or  lIoiMi'irrrpoi',    -ov,     .• 
T&,  (fr.  same)  a  basin  or  vessel  to 
wash  feet  in,  water  for  washing 
the  feet. 
lloi^uTros,  -1),  -hv,    (fr.   -ro^ui  what. 


and  rii'mi^oi'  gromid)  of  ivhnt 
country,  of  what  place  or  na- 
tion. 

riiii'iipjT,  V.  sin.  of 

rTiii'apyof,  -01',  b,  1),  (fr.  wont  a  foot, 
and  iipyiii  while  or  swift)  hav- 
ing u'hile  or  swift  feet,  swifi- 
f'lioli  d. 

n«''"p«''u»i  (fr.  next)  to  be  swift. 

norV/p«r;v,  -fo(  -Oi'f,  4,  //,  (fr.  vov,  0. 

fiMil,  and  npKi'io  to  snfllce)  sinft- 

fiiotrd,  fleet,  active. 
nu^iKI'ilyiov,  -on,   tJ,    (fr.   Kami", 

and    iKfiiiaaio    to    wipf   oil'.    III. 

Iiiiani.)  to  wipe)   a   elolh  to  wipe 

the  fret  ;  n  towel, 
niftf,  n.   pi.  —  IIiiiViTiTi,   loll,   fiir 


IToi'kui'.  -tTnot,  i,  (fr.  irovi  n  foot) 

the  feel  hnuging  to  a  hide  ;  niiy 

ihing  i>innll  mid  narrow,   an   the 

neck  of  a  li'illle  ;  a  foot  or  ridgs 

Uvlyiu,  f.  -fw,J>.  ir/irii;^ii,  to  suflih-       of  land  ;   a  kind  of  shoe. 

rate,  aliflr,  rhoke    strangle,  throl-UliuiifiiiiK,  -I'uc  -ofif,  b,  (/,  (fr.  rnmo, 


(47i) 


no© 


noi 


nml  rji'tKilf  slrt'tclicil  out)  rrach-lXloOiij)  -d,  f.  -ijau.  nml  -law,  (fr. 
in  5  to  ihffiet,  long.  TrdOoj  di'sirc)  to  <it\iirc  i/i.v/i,  lung 

no(^iiif/io$, -oi'j  i,  1^,  (fr.  sniiio,  anil     J<>r  ;  to  J'tcl  a  loss  of ^  luiss,  re- 
ayciioiU\e\vmil)Jlcctust/icuin(l,      grrt  ;  to  luvc. 
iwiO-fuoteil.  riofli/,    -Tif,   I'l,   (fr.   same)    desire, 


riix^ipvf,  -coi  -ovi,  h,  li,  (fr.  same, 
anil  (I'piu  lu  fit)  rciiclung  or  flow- 
ing to  the  fed  ;  (viz.  laQiti)  " 
garment  or  robe  renching  down  to 
the  fret. 
TloSl^u,  f.  -lau),  Att.  -1(3,  (fr.  rov; 
a  foot)  to  meiUture  with  the  foot  ; 
to  fetter,  tie,  confine. 
nu(V<ri,'i>{,  •vu,  6,  (fr.  siiino)  a  small 

foot. 
nai^(rr;7p£>,  -uti;  o!,  (fr.  same)  I'cs- 
»f/,«  /!(r   washing  feci  in.     Adj. 
hunging  to  the  feet. 
rioiJia),  Att.   for  TroiVffw,   1   f.  ind. 

act.  ofroi/<J^io. 
ITo^iiiV,  Ion.  for  rioiSori',  g.  and  d. 

du.  of  jroDj. 
TloioKiiKii,  ->Ki  >%  (fr.  ToKf  a  foot, 

and  kiiKuj  bad)  //ic  Mocks. 
TloiuKoiXov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  .iml 
Ku7\oi  hollow)  the  hollow  or  sotr 
of  the  foot. 
rio^uprioi',  -on,  Tu,   (fr.  same,  and 
rio:j  to  fit  or  iipos  a  bord(;r)  u 
robe  or  garment  reaching  to  the 
feel. 
XXoodi,  g.  sin.  of  Troiif. 
IIoiooTou/Ji/,  ->ii, »/,  (fr.  iroDj  a  foot, 
and  aToi(jioi  to  turn)  an  instru- 
inent    of  torture ;     a    ■lurgpori's 
instrument  for  silting  dislocated 
joints ;  a  net,  toils. 
rioiuv^fXoi',  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
iffAAiov  a  bracelet)  an  ornament 
for  the  feci  or  ankles. 
noS6\^o<poi,  -ov,  b,ti,  (fr.  same,  and 
tl/6(li0i  a  noise)  making  a  noise 
with  the  feet,   trampling,  danc- 
inz. 
WoitnKiu,  a.  sin.  of 
Ti'y^i^Krii,  -coi  -ouj,  o,  i),  (fr.  Trolij  a 
foot,  and  wkuj  swift)  swifl-footed, 
fleet. 
TlflCioKta  or  -£io,  -ag,  Ion.  -I'l;,  -tjf, 
11,  (fr.  sajne)   swiftness  of  foot, 
fleclness. 
Tlii'iJlia,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  vovf  a  foot) 

a  stage,  pulpit. 
rioiVji',  {;.  pi.  of  troEf. 
riofoi,  Att,  for  iroiiui.  3  sin.   pres. 

inil.  act.  vrici. 
Tf'iO'  for  TtoTi. 
HoOkaKt,  Ion.  for  titiOtt  -ti,  3  sin. 

impf.  act.  of  TToO/w. 
rioOtnu?,  -1/,-fli',  (fr.  ir60oi  desire) 

desirnhle,  to  he  desired. 
TliOcv,  (fr.  tidev  from  whence,  th.  of 

who)  /Vom  whence,  whence. 
rioO/oiiTrti,  D(ir.   for  TioOiovaai,  n. 
p!.  fern.    par.   pres.  act.  —  Tlo- 
OhiTc,  n.  du.  pres.  par.  act.  — 
UoOiovTt,  Dor.   for   77o6iovat,  3 
pi.  pres.  iml.  act.  of  iroOfo*. 
rioO/orw,  Dor.  for  rrpoa/pn'u). 
n-iOtijuv,  Ion.  for  £r;';Of.Tav,   3  pL 
1  a.  ind.  act.  of  nnlliu). 


longing,  regret. 
nuOi'iiiivai,    Ectas.    for   rroOi'iicvat, 

Dor.    or   Ion.   for  noOtii-,    pres. 

inf.  act.  cont.  of  ttuO/w. 
noOi/rii,  -»),  -ill',  (fr.  iriOof  desire) 

drsireit,  wislicl  or  loni;edfor. 
mOi,  (fr.  iOi  where,  th.  3$  who) 

whire?   in   what   place?   how? 

will/  ? 
UoOi,  (fr.  same)  somewhere,  some 

place,   ani/  ivlure ;    some  time, 

ever. 
riuOoptuaii,    Dor.    for    TTpoaopHira, 

|ircs.  par.  fern.  act.  cont.  of  irpo- 

(Titpfiuj. 

lluOiipJi,   Dor.  for  TTpricropn,  3  sin. 

pres.  ind.  act.  cont.  ofsame. 
nu06piifit,T)i>r.  (or  irpoaupriiii,  Poet. 

for  same. 
XloOopijaOa,    Dor.    and    A^ol.     for 


TrpooDpus, 
cont.  and 
riaOopuio 


sni.  pres.   iiul.  act. 
Dor.     for    wpoiTopuiiTa, 


TTpoaeavcpa, 


noei(!:Tip<i,   Dor.    for 

evening. 
noOtvvrci,  Dor.   for  toOoSiti?,  n. 

pi.  pres.  par.  act.  cont.  —  Un- 

Ocovv-i,  Dor.  for  roOtovat,  3  pi. 

pres.  ind.  act.  of 


pros.  par.  teni.  cont.  act.  oinpo 
aopdij). 

IldOoi,  -ov,  b,  desire,  longing,  re- 
gret, wish  for. 

noOovjicv,  1  pi.  pros.  ind.  act.  cont. 

of  JToOfW. 

riu?,     (fr.     uj    whither)     whither  ? 

where  ?    any  where,   somewhere, 

how  long  ? 
no'i,    (fr.    same)    some   wliere,   in 

some  place,  any  where,  in  a  cer- 
tain manner, 
ITrjid,  feni.  of  TToToj. 
noii(,   -(If,  {),   (fr.  Tt6a  grass)   an 

herb  having  a  cleansing  quality 

used  as  soap. 
IToui,  -((?,  )'/,  used  for  rrcia,  grass; 

also,  a  year. 
IToirtJif,  -eaaa,  -tv,  Dor.  for  roi»/£i;. 
XVoiii,  3  sin.   pres.   ind.  act.  cont. 

—  rioi'ti,  2  sin.  pres.  impr.  act. 

—  rioifii.  Dor.  for  Toioii,  pres. 
impr.  pass.  cont.  —  Woicuvti, 
Dor.  for  -notouvri,  d.  sin.  pres. 
par.  act.  cont.  —  noituirn,  Dor. 
for  -noiovvTa,  a.  sin.  pres.  par. 
act.  cont.  — WonvjiTjv,  Dor.  and 
Ion.  for  tnoioviii}v,  1  sin.  in)pf. 
pass.  cont.  —  Xlottvjitv,  Dor.  and 
Ion.  for  ciroiovfjcv,  1  pi.  impf 
ind.  act.  cont.  of 

lloifuJi  f.  -I'laii),  p.  -rfiroltjKa,  to  do, 
make,  cause,  effect,  accomplish ; 
to  labour,  work,  toil ;  to  mould, 
form,  fashion,   shape,  produce  ; 
to  compose,  write ;   to  gel,  pro- 
cure,   obtain,   acquire  ;    to    use, 
treat,  do  v;ilh  ;  to  keep,  preserve, 
fulfil  ;  to  enact,  appoint  ;  to  put, 
place,  set ;    to  put  a  case,  sup. 
pose,  grant  ;  tn  live,  abide,  tarn/, 
dwelt;  to  avail,  signify,  be  effi- 
cacious  or  povjerful.     noi/o^ai 
-oviiai,  to   think,    deem,    esteem, 
value  ;  to  afiopl  ;  to  reduce,  sub- 
jugate ;  to  feign,  pretend  ;  to  be 
made,   become.    1    a.   ind.    act. 
CTznirjaa'  par.  n-oiijuaf.  per.   par. 
act.  rtiroojKiij.  per.  ind.  pass. 
(47-1) 


noi 

iri'TTolijiiai.  I   a.  ind.  mid.  (troiif 

oii'/ii;r,  -ui,  -070. 
rio/i;,  -i;j,  fi,  Ion.  for  ir6a. 
Iloii/ci;,  -to-ou,   -iv,    (fr.   iroh},  for 

iriiii  grass)  grassy. 
UoitiBcU,  -citra,  -tv,  1  a.  pur.  pass. 

of  TTOl/u). 

nohifia,  -arof,  rd,  (fr.  jroi/u)  to 
make)  a  work,  worhmanship, 
piece  ((/'  work  ;  a  pm  m.  d.  ]»l. 
Ttoii'iftnai. 

tlottl/livOi,       Ion.       for      TTllTUITInlvuij 

par.  per.  pass.  —  tloi/joc,  Ion. 
lor  cTTo/i/o-t,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act. — 
Iloiijeri,  Ion.  for  n-oif),  3  sin.  cont. 
pres.  sub.  act.  ofsame. 

II.;(i(o-(5,  -tui,  Alt.  -iwi,  II,  (fr. 
same)  action,  perforniuner,  ope- 
ration ;  viorkmanship,  manufac- 
ture, composition  ;  arrangement, 
regulation,  provisioii;  observance, 
attention,  duty ;  a  ivork,  piece 
of  workmanship  ;  poetry,  poesj/, 
verse, 

riuii'iaon'  for  ■joi/jiiopat,  1  f.  ind. 
tnid.  —  nuii'iiTii),  -tis,  -ci,  and 
Dor.  -ow,  -tis,  -u,  1  1.  ind.  act. 
ofsame. 

ITon/r/os,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  must 
be  done,  is  to  he  made,  &c.  ac- 
cording )o  the  verb. 

rioi'irni,  -oii,  0,  (fr.  same)  arnaker, 
framer,  artist ;  n  founder,  build- 
er ;  a  doer,  performer,  actor, 
player  ;  an  author,  composer, 
poet. 

noiiiTiKi],  -^;,  >!,  (fern,  of  next,  viz. 

XloiTiriubs,  -1),   -bv,   (fr.    iroifo)    to 
make)  making,  forming,  work- 
ing; able  to  compose,  skilful  in 
poetry,  poetic,  poetical. 
TloitiTiKUji,  (fr.  last)  poetically,  in 

poetry. 
rioo/TJ;, -i/,  -ill',  (fr.  Toifo)  to  make) 
made,  wrought,  done,  flnislwd, 
efferied  ;  assumed,  adopteil  ;  ar- 
tiflcial,  flrtilious  ;  supplemental, 
additional. 
Vlou'iTpia,  -Uf,  ;;,  (fr.  same)  poetry^ 

verse. 
no(r;0ay£(i)    -w,    (fr.    irolri   or   jrrfa 
herbage,  and  ^ayw  to  cat)  to  eat 
grass,  live  on  vegetables. 
rionci'Xi?,  -);<,  )'/,    (fem.   of  Troi/fAii; 
[)ainted)  Paxils,  a  picture  gal- 
lery at  Athens. 
U.atKi\iivioi,  and  Dor.  nouiXai'iof, 
-on,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and  ^»/u  a 
bridle)  ivith  coloured  reins. 
noiKt\ia,  -(It,  )';,  (fr.  same)  variety, 
diversity  ;    colouring,  painting, 
embroidery,  tapestry  ;  ingenuity, 
expertncss,  cleverness,  skill. 
yioiKtWu),  f  -VA(3,  (fr.  same)  to  va- 
riegate, diversify ;  to  change,  al- 
ter ;     to    paint,    embroider ;     to 
adorn,  arrange  ;  to  feign,  coun- 
terfeit, dissemble,  deceive,  pros, 
inf.   act.  TToiKiXAtiv.    par.   pres. 
act.  roi<tiXX(<*v. 
UoiKiXixa,  -ariiq,  ri,   (fr.  last)  ra- 
riety,  diversity ;    a  picture,   em- 
broidery,   coloured  work,   gaudy 
ornament. 
Tioi.Ki\6fiov'Kni,-ov,b,!i,  (fr.  ttoiWXo; 
various,  and  /3ouX^  design)  art- 


noT 

ful,  crafty,  ainning  ;  wise,  sa- 
gacious ;  vtrsalile,  evasive,  sub- 
lie. 
YlMKiMyapv;,  Dor.  for 
IlaiKiXiYnovs,  -iroj,  6,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
ami  yijpvi  voice)  of  many  tones, 
musical,  hamioninus. 
THotKtXdittpos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  otipr),  for  icpri  tiie  neclt)  witit 
a  spotted  or  coloured  neck  ;  va- 
riegated, speckled ;  of  metny  tones, 
vocal,  musical. 
TloiKi\o6(piiti)v,  -ovof,  b,  }i,  (fr.  same, 
and  iipfta  skin)  spotted,  piehalil. 
lloiKiXoftfiTrii,  -ov,  and  IluiKiXi/ii)- 
Tii,  -toi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and  fiij- 
Tij    counsel)    versatile,    evasive, 
subtle,    crafty,    doubli-dealing ; 
afirewd,  jtidicious,  ingenious,  sa- 
gacious. 
TIoiKtXdvuroi,  -ov,  b,  >y,  (fr.  same, 
and  voiToj  ihe  back)  speckled  on 
the  back. 
IloiKi\6irripos,  -ov,  h,  i';,  (fr.  next, 
and  nripov  a  wing)  having  many 
coloured  win%s. 
IIoiicTXo;,  -t],  -ov,  eolmirerl,  variegat- 
ed,■diversified,   sjmttcd,  speckled, 
artificially   wrought  or  aflorned, 
curiously    carved    or    painted ; 
various,  divers,  di/ferent,  mani- 
folil,    varied  ;     wily,     cunning, 
crafty,  deceitful ;  inconstant,  vcr- 
aalite. 
TlotKt'koifidpiitYs,  "yyoi,  0, ';,(fr. last, 
and  Mpjf.y^  a  liarp)  accompani- 
ed wUh  a  harp  or  lyre. 
XlotKi\Tni,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  roiiffXos  va- 
riuuR)    a    maktr   nf  variegated 
clutlics,  an  embroiderer. 
no(>riXri«rdf,    -h,    -bv,    (fr.    same) 
skilled  in  embroidery.    IIoikiXti- 
Kr|,  vir..  r/yii;,  the  art  of  weaving 
rloOi  with  thrrnds  of  various  co- 
lours ;  embroidrry. 
II«(«:iXr4<,  -;),  -bv,  (fr.  Bamc)  vetric- 

g'Ued,  of  various  colours. 
rioiicTXws,  (fr.  TroiKiXf)?  various )  va- 

riousti/,  many  v-ays,  diversity, 
noifi'iivovO'  for  irot/ialvoira,  a.  sin. 
[)T<:n.    |iar.    a<:l.  —  lIoi^KiiVovn, 
Dor.  for  naiijaliovai,  3   |>l.  |)re.s. 
ind.  art.  of 
ll'iifjiiivu),  f.  -Svu),  (fr.  ill.  iroi;ii)i'  a 
•jhcptierd)  to  feed  or  tenil  a  _(lork 
or  lirrd  ;  to  rule,  govern,  super 
intend  ;  to  take  rare  of,   mind  ; 
to  traeli,   instrurl.    I  a.  act.   inil. 
innljiiiva'  iinpr.  not^uvoi',  -drw,  • 
J»l.  rrntjiiivarf. 
Wniliiiv,  Dor.  for  -xnt^ii'iv. 
ll'ii/j'fv/irr,  Z  pi.  I  a.  impr.  act.  of 

TOI/i'llVdJ. 

Uoniavti,  3  *in.  1  f.  not.  of  tame. 

Il'iiii  iir/of,  -(I,  -nv,  (fr.  name)  tnbt 
Jed,  &.<•.  arrording  to  llift  verb. 

nnifiavTiiil)f,nni\  Iloi/ifvuAf,  -i),  -Ac, 
(Ir.  irmyilv  a  uliPphfird)  belong- 
ing to  n  stirj/brrrt,  pastoral, 

TlotHnvii,  1  r  ind.  art.  of  roi/ii/rw. 

noi///vi,  d.  pin.  of 

lloififiv,  -hot,  b,  a  shrphird  ;  a  pas- 
tor, rulrr,  tru'irdian,  condurlnr. 

IXoiiivti, -rif,  I],  (fr.  name)  a  ./?o<:t, 
herd. 

noi/iV/)ro(, -n,  -01',  (fr.  Uiit)  belong 
ing  or  rttating  lo  Ihe  flock. 


noA 

Uolnviov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  same)  a 

iMle^ock. 
noiftvoTp6<poi,   and  no(/ii'io7-pi5(^os, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.   TToifivti  a  tlock,  and 
rpiipiii  to  feed)  a  shepherd.    Adj. 
tending,  herding. 
Tloivdii)  -w,  (fr.  next)  to  punish,  in- 
flict punishment,  avenge. 
Iloo'i;,    -nf,     Dor.   Iloii'f],    -ai,  !i, 
punishment,  vengeance,  yevenge  ; 
a     ransom,     compensation,     re- 
ward, satisfaction,  aionanent ;  a 
fury,  avenger. 
rioioiijv,  -t]s,  -II,  Att.  or  JEo\.  for 
noto7iii,  -o(f,  -o7,  pros.  opt.  cont, 
of  voiiiii. 
riocoXoy/ouo-a,  cont.  -Xoyouffa,  fem. 

pres.  par.  act.  of 
noioXoy/o)  -5,  (fr.  ;rof>;.  Ion.  fbrmia 
grass,    and   X/yw    to  gather)   to 
gather  ears  of  corn,  glean. 
IToios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  otoi  what  sort) 
what  ?  which  1    of  what  sort  or 
kind  ? 
UoidTtjTa,  a.  sin.  of 
Iloidrrjs,  -»;ro?,  i;,  (fr.  ffofoj  what) 

quidily,  manner,  sort,  kind. 
rioio?,  pres.    iinpr.   pass.  cont.  — 
noior/its,  Dor.  for  soior'/Jti',  1  pi. 
l)res.  ind.  act.  cont.  —  noioui- 
Tuii',    Att.  for   voitiriooav,  3  pi. 
pres.  inipr.  act.  of  -oitui. 
Uoi-xvvbi,  'OV,  b,li,  (fr.  next)  care- 
ful,   O'tivc,    diligent.     Subs,    a 
servant,  attrtulant. 
rioiTrrt'ai  or  noi:ri'£t'o>,  (fr.  iro(/(i>  to 
do,  and  vviui  lo  pant)  to  hurry, 
hasten,  labour  ;  to  serve,  attend  ; 
to  be  very  much  occupied,  busy  ; 
lo  pant  or  pufficilh  haste. 
IToipir,  -no;,  !i,  the  cod  or  scrotum, 

rnatr  ]iri\ities. 
Xlolrtvoi,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.   Troii'f)  a  re- 
ward, and  ri'iu)  to  pay)  arrward- 
rr,  remuntralor. 
riof'/iuyun,  -iiTui,  tJ,  (fr.  ^vadii)  to 
blow)  a  blowing,  panting,  pn/T- 
ing. 
IIuiuii;!',  Alt.  for  TToiu7iii,  pres.  opt. 

act.  of  TTOllul. 

niKii,  D"r.  for  ttotI. 

UiikI^io,  (fr.  -kAkos  a  fleece)  to  pull, 

plurk  ;    clip,  cut,  shear,  fleece  ; 

lo  comb, 
riok-ifdro,   Dor.    and  Ion.  for  iiro- 

KlnaTo,  3  Nin.    1  a.   ind.  mid.   of 

last. 
rTo«fofi«i)<,  -fo(  -oTff,  b,  li,  (fr.  next, 

and  ufiiK  KJiape)  like  fleece. 
yXi'mm,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  rrti'xw  or  vIku)  lo 

clip)  nflrirf. 
ITi{«riiif ,  Dor.  fur  TT6Kovf,n.  pi.  of  last. 
[IaX<>i<,  i'oet.  fur  tpXXvv(,  a.  pi.  of 

roXi'f. 
Il'iXriit,  a.  pi.  of  iri!X((. 
IT'iX/ff.  Ion.   or  Poet,    for  noXXoJ, 

II.  pi.  —  XXnMiaa'',  for  iro\/iaoi, 

Poel.  and  Ion.  for  ttoAXok,  d.  pi. 

of  JToXl'^. 

riiiXci,  d.  Hin.  — riiiXcif,  pi.  Att.  of 

irdXif. 
rioXiTi',  pre*,  inf.  act.  com,  of  no- 

A/w. 
rioX//inp;^;o5,  -ov,  o,  (fr.  vAXipof  tho 

war,    iind   npx^  the   rhii:f)  the 

Irndrr    in    war,    chief,   general, 

commander. 

(476) 


noA 

noXf^fO)  -u,  f.  -I'laui,  p.  fftTToX/fO/Aca, 
(fr.  iraXf^of  war)  to  make,  wage, 
or  carry  on  war,  fghl ;  to  op- 
pose, be  repugnant  or  inconsis- 
tent.  1  a.  iiid.  act.  £-roXj'^i;(ra. 

rioXt'^tios,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fi.  same)  war- 
like, martial,  military. 

IloXf^i/ios,  Ion.  Dial,  for  last. 

noXefiTiaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  IloXt- 
H>'iaei,  -aovai,  3  sin.  and  pi.  of 
IliiXenijctj),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  nuXi- 

/IfOI. 

noXtfila,  -Of,  )';,  (fem.  of  :roXf/i(oj, 

viz.    X'^?")     "    hostile    country, 

-fHcr/iy's   country  ;  seat  of  v:ar. 

noXefii^flxev,andlloXei>ii^incvai,lon. 

and   Dor.    for  :roX£;ii>^ni',   pros. 

inf.  act rioXf^ii^ov,  Ion.  for 

etroXfui^ov,  -Ci,  -e,  iinpf.  act.  of 
HoXefti^u),  f  -'if<;<j),p.  ir£5ri)Xff<iKa,(fr. 
■ndXtfios  war)  to  make,  wage  or 
carry  on  war  ;  to  fight,  engage. 
rioXf/iYkos,  ->/,  -VI',  (fr.  same)  tvar- 

like,  martial,  military. 
TloXe^tKU)i,   (fr.  last)   in  a  warlike 

manner,  with  hostility. 
rioXfjuof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  TrdXcftos  war) 
hostile  ;  military,  warlike,  mar- 
tial.    Subs,  an  enemy. 
XloXciitari'tptoi,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.   next) 
ft  for  war,  warlike,  martial,  mili- 
tary. 
rToXt/iio-Ti/Si-ou,  S,(fr.  irdXc/jof  war) 
a    warrior,    champion,    fighter, 
combatant. 
UoXcito^dKoi,  -ov,  b,  {],  (fr.  sainc, 
and  ii'j^oiiai  to  receive)  sustain- 
ing the  battle,  brave. 
noXc/joi(7i,d.  pi.  Ion.  of  irdXriios, 
nuXc/jidKXovoi,  -ov,b,l],  (Ir.  TtAXeftof 
war,  and  KXdvof  tuinull)   tumul- 
tuous, noisy,  dinning. 
YlaXeiidKpavToi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and  KpaUiji   to  perfect)  finished 
by  war. 
riiiXcfioj,  -ou,  b,  v>ar,  warfare,  hos- 
tility ;    a  battle,  figltl,   engage- 
ment. 
nSXifiorpot^iii)  -ui,  (fr.  last,  and  rpf- 
liui  to  ri'ar)  to  make,  wage,  carry 
on  or  support  a  war. 
rioXc/iiiu)  -(i,   (fr.   itiJXc^os  war)   to 

rouse  to  war  or  buttle. 
rioX/ov,    Poet,  for  miXXov,  g.  sin. 
—  UiiXiu)v,  Poet,  for  iroXXuv,  g. 
pi.  of  noXv(. 
n(iXt<T(,<l.  pi.  All.  of  TrdXis. 
U-iXlonern,'.]  sin.  iiiipf.  pass,  of 
IIiiXi'oKu)  or  -n'aKui,  Ion.  for  noXlw. 
lldXivf,  Dor.  for  rdXioi,  g.  sui.  of 

»7l)Xl(. 

rioXniw,  f.  -tvau,  (fr.  next)  /"  turn 
about,  be  employed  or  mnaged  ; 
lo  rear,  nourish,  support,  sup- 
ply ;  to  tend,  keep,  maintain  ;  to 
dirill  or  live  at. 

WnXiu),  f.  -I'leno,  p.  rfn6Xt)Ka,  to  turn, 
move  round,  rrvnhr  ;  to  go  alxntt 
or  from  jilace  to  place,  haunt, 
,frr'juenl,  dm  II  or  abide  in  ;  lo 
he  busy,  employ  d  or  engageil  in, 
art,  execatr,  do  ;  to  plough,  eul- 
livale,  till  ;  to  pasture,  feed, 
grnxe. 

riiSXtois,  Atl.  and  WnXnoi,  Ion.  g. 
sin.  — WnXluir,  Alt.  and  lIoXi}- 
ui'.  Ion.  g.  pi.  of  7dXit. 


noA 

no.Viii,  -<i>,ij,(feni.  of  iroXiif  hoary) 

Ao(iri»i«-.«.t,  gretjnrsii. 
noXi<i>'Of(/ui -u>,  1. -t/oiiii  (fr.  TT6\tf  a 
cily,  and  vifiu)  to  rult-)  lof;ovtrn 
a  loum,  prrside  ovrr  it  rity. 
noX«H(i/io{,  -on,  i,  (IV.  same)  a 
goirrnor  of  a  town,  mayor,  sove- 
reign. 

IIoAidf,  -afas,  l),  (fr.  irrfXif  a  city) 
guarding  the  riti/,  the  protector ; 
opillu't  of  Minerva. 

IlaXidrwr,  Dor.  for  jroXi/jruiv,  g.  pi. 
of  iroXirjTijf. 

Vla\iiO(tov,  -01',  t4,  (fr.  »<jX(jacity) 
a  city,  town. 

rioX/iJa),  f.  -ifffu),  p.  irtTTiiXiita,  (fr. 
same)  to  build  or  fomul  a  city. 

Tlo\tfio)(^os,  and  by  Cras.  rioXto?- 
;^of,-ou,  6,  »^,(fr.  ffiSXisacity,  and 
f^ui  to  keep)  the  keeper  of  a 
loum,  guardian  of  a  city,  pro- 
tecting divinity  ;  a  ruler,  gover- 
nor, mayor. 

rioXi^j,  g.  sin.  fern,  of  iroXiiJj. 

IIoXi^Taif,   d. — rioXii/rwi',  g.  pi.  of 

n.o\irJTrii,  -ov,  b,  Poet,  for  jzoXlria. 

IloXiijnj, -i^os,  »^,  (fr.  TrdXis  a  city) 
of  or  belonging  to  the  loivn. 

Tlo\ioKp6raipos,  -ov,  6,i;,  (fr.  jroXio? 
hoary,  and  Kp6Ta<poi  the  tem- 
ples) having  hoary  temples, 
hoary  headed,  gray. 

UoXidoiint,  (fr.  ttoXiuj  lioary)  to  be- 
come hoary  or  gray. 

noXiooK/co-ui,  (fr.  TrdXija  city,  and 
'ipKoi  a  fence,  th.  lipyta  to  en- 
close) to  lay  siege  to,  blockade; 
to  lay  waste,  plunder,  ravage  ;  to 
harass,  oppress. 

Tlo\topKTiTfii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
besieger,  blockader  of  cities. 

HoXtopxla,  -as,  >;,  (fr.  same)  a 
siege,  blockade,  besieging. 

IloXid;,  -}],  -bv,  hoary,  gray  ;  while, 
foaming  ;  brigtu,  polished. 

UoXiovxoSj  see  ffoXirJo^^^of. 

ndXif,  -lof,  Alt.  -rwf,  fi,  a  city, 
tmim ;  a  state,  community,  a. 
Tz6\tv. 

Il6\tajia,  -aroi,  tJ,  (fr.  last)  a  city, 
town. 

tlo\t(TftdTtov,-ov,  rd,  (dim.  of  last) 
a  little  tovm. 

IloXiffo-a/ifv,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for 
tTToXlca/itv,  1  pi.  1  a.   ind.  act. 

of  ffoXi'^O). 

noXcffffoC^of, -ou,  6,  {,  (fr.  riJAif  a 
city,  and  i^io  to  hold)  city-pro- 
tecting, guardian. 

TIoXiTdfi^jji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ir6\ts  a  city, 
and  apx'i  the  chief)  the  ruler  of 
a  city,  governor,  magistrate, 
sovereign,  mayor. 

IIoXiTc/a,  -as.  Ion.  TloXtTrjttj,  -ijj,  >/, 
(fr.  ToXirciiii  to  govern  the  state, 
tjj.  irdXij  a  city)  a  state,  com- 
munity, commonwealth;  apoli- 
tical society  ;  rigid  or  privilege 
of  a  citizen,  citizenship  ;  govern- 
ment, oflminiMration,  policy  ;  a 
politicxd  measure  ;  a  custom, 
manner  or  viay  of  living. 

IloXinfJcff^ai,  pros.  inf.  pass.  — 
noXiTcvradt,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
impr.  mid.  of  loXircuw. 

TIoXiTtvua,  -aTof,  ri,  sameasiroXj- 
T£i'a. 


noA 


IXoXinvrtis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  ma- 

gijitrate. 
rioXirtuui,!.  -{t'labi,  p.  ircnokircvKit, 
(fr.  rruXij  a   city,  stiitc)   to  ad- 
minister the  latvs,  rule,  govern  ; 
to  be  a  magislriUc,  rulrr.     floXi- 
rtiio^ui,  to  live  in   a  stale  or  so- 
ciety according  to  its  laws,  con- 
form to  its  regulations;  to   dis- 
charge   an  office,  have  business 
in  ;  to  conduct  ime^s  self,    live, 
behave,  per.   itid.    pass.  jrtTroXi- 
Tcvuat. 
HoXiTtis,  -ov,  A,(fr.  same)  a  citizen, 
fcllow-cilize  7i ,       fellow-  co  un  try- 
man,    n.     pi.    voXtraf    g.   TtoXt- 
tC>i'. 
noXiTtKos,  -»;,-dv,(fr.  last,  th.  wdXit 
a  city)   politicid,   civil,  of  or  be- 
longing to  the  city  or  state,  gen- 
teel,   elegant,    polished,  jiolite ; 
agreeable  to  the  people,  popular, 
patriotic.     Subs,  a  statesman. 

rioXiriKwrfpof,  -a,  -ov,  comp. — FIo- 
XirikuTarof, -tj,  -ov,  sup.  of  last. 

TloXirts,  -tios,  I'l,  (fr.  TrciXij  a  city) 
a  female  citizen. 

noXtToypa<pla,  -as,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  ypdipiii  to  write)  a  list  or  en- 
listment of  citizens. 

YloXixirii  -nil  >'h  (fr.  TTiiXff  acity)n 
little  town,  village. 

rioXXa,  pi.  lieut.  of  iroXvs,  used  for 
ffiiXO,  and  sometimes  for  ttoXXS- 
*.if. 

TloXXuxt,  and  XloXXaKis,  (fr.  toXuj 
much)  often,  jnany  times,  fre- 
quently, repeatedly. 

noXXaTrXaViof,  -oii,and  rioXXaTrXa- 
aiuv,  -ovos,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  -KoXig  much, 
and  -Xuffi'os  or  TrXaatuv  answer- 
ing to  -fold  in  English)  mani- 
fold, manifold  more,  more  nu- 
merous, larger,  greater,  more 
ample. 

XloXXa')(ri,  XloXXaxov,  and  IloXXa- 
;Y<Sj,  (fr.  TToXiJj  much)  in  many 
places,  every  where,  in  many 
ways ;  often,  frequently. 

IToXXr),  fern,  of  voXvs. 

noXX»;::X>J(T(05,Ion.tbr5roXXairXaV(os. 

UoXXuv,  neut.  of 

rioXXdj,  -II,  -iv,  for  the  cases  of 
this  word  see  voXv;. 

noXXoarriiidptov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  next) 
a  very  small  part,  the  least  part. 

XloXXoary/ijdpios,  -ov,  b,>'i,  (fr.  next, 
and  fudpii)  to  divide)  one  of  many, 
the  very  least,  smallest. 

TloXXoards,  -r),  -oi',(fr.  ttoXus  much) 
one  of  many,  the  smallest,  least. 

rioXXoD,  g. — rioXXiT),  d.  sin. — IloX- 
Xo7s,  d.  pi.  of  jroXuf. 

n<5Xo;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ttoXiui  to  turn) 
the  pole  of  the  earth'' s  axis  ;  the 
system  of  the  universe;  the  fir- 
mament, sky,  heaven. 

TIoXtos,  -ov,  h, pottage,  gruel ;  pud- 
ding made  of  meal,  water,  honey, 
and  eggs. 

TloXv,  (neut.  of  ttoXus)  much,  very, 
fir,  by  far. 

TloXvdiKOi,  g.  sin.  of  iroXua'i'f. 

noXiatv\  for  TToXvaivc,  v.  sin.  of 

noXvaivos,-ov,  b,  i/,(fr.  noXiis  much, 
and  atvoi  praiso)  deserving  much 
praise,  very  praiseworthy,  laud- 
(476) 


IlOA 

able ;  much  praised,  greatly 
celebrated.  Also  a  proper 
name. 
noXiKi'rf,  -Kos,  b,  II,  (fr.  sumc,  and 
a'laow  to  rush)  violent,  impetu- 
ous. 
rioXiini't^pui/  or  -piov,  rb,  (fr.  same, 
and  av>)p  a  man)  a  burial  place, 
vault,  sipidchre,  rimrtiry, 

VloXvav&pus,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
multitude,  great  concourse. 

HoXvdvOcixos,  -ov.  and  noXvurOfis, 
-ios  -of/j,  0,  }),  (fr.  noXvi  much, 
and  dvdos  a  flower)  ^flowery, 
blooming,  luxuriant,  verdant. 

noXvdrOpwitos,  -111,  b,  S),  (fr.  same, 
and  u'lypuTTo;  a  man)  containing 
many  7nen,  crowded,  well  inha- 
bited, populous. 

HoXvdpiiTOi,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  same, 
and  a^ii  prayer)  much  prayed 
for,  long  wished  for  or  desired, 
welcome. 

HoXvdptO/tos,  -ov,  b,  >'/,  (fr.  same, 
and  aptOfiis  a  number)  innume- 
rable, injinite. 

TloXvapKfOTaros,  ->J,  -ov,  sup.  of 

tluXvapKiis,  -cos  -OVSi  ^1  hi  ("■•  "oXiis 
much,  and  apKiw  to  suffice)  com- 
petent, very  sufficient,  very  able, 
powerful  ;  very  durable,  lasting, 
strong. 

noXvaps,-pi'os,  b,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
dps  a  lamb)  having  many  lambs, 
rich  injlocks,  wealthy. 

TloXvapxpSi  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
apxbs  the  chief,  th.  apxh  'he 
beginning)  «  ruler,  commander, 
governor,  chief. 

n.oXvlievd)is,-(os  -ovSfb,  i%(fr.  same, 
and  (iivOos  or  ftdOos  depth)  very 
deep  ;  of  diff'ereiU  depths. 

JJoXvlioaKos,  -ov,  c,  I'l,  (fr.  iroXtif, 
much,  and  (idaxijt  to  feed)/ecrf- 
ing  many ,  fertde,  fruitful. 

UoXvfiuTeipa,  -asjti,  (ft.  same,  and 
fidto  to  feed)  fruitful,  fertile; 
genial,  nourishing. 

riuXu/JoTOf,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  same) 
feeding  many,  rich,  fertile. 

WoXifioTpvsi  -vos,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  (idrpvs  a  bunch  of  grapes) 
having  many  brunches  or  clusters; 
bearing  much  grapes. 

tloXvPovXos,  -ev,  b,  II,  (fr.  same, 
and  iiovXii  advice)  very  prudent, 
wise,  intelligenL 

TloXvftovTiis,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  jroXij 
much,  and  fiovs  an  ox)  having 
many  oxen;  rich  in  cattle,  n.pl. 
woXfiovTat. 

rioXu/Jwru,  Dor.  for  noXvlioirov, 
g.  sin.  of  last. 

nuXvYd6fis,-ios-ovs,b,  hi  Dor.  for 

VloXvynOiis,  -ios  -ovs,  b,  h,  (fr-  To- 
Xiis  much,  and  yi/diw  to  rejoice) 
bringing  or  causing  much  joy, 
deliglitful,  pleasing,  joyful. 

TloXiiyXufTcns,  -ov,  b,  r/i  (fr-  same, 
and  yXwccra  a  tongue)  of  many 
languages  or  tongues, 

JloXvyvaprTosi  -ov,  b,  {/,  (fr.  same, 
and  yvap-jTTbs  bent)  having  many 
turnings,  very  winding,  curling, 
twisting,  bending,  pliant. 

lloXvyvuTos,  -ov,  b,  fii  Ci"'  same, 
andyvwrdj  \a).ov/n,l\\.yivu>aKw  to 


IlOA 

know)    well    known,    very  cele- 
lirnted,  renowned,  illustrious. 
IIoAiiyo/i^os,  -ov,  6,  fi,   (fr.  same, 
aiid  ydiKpof  a  nail)  having  many 
nails. 
UoXvyoroi,  -ov,  6,  //,  (fr.  same,  and 
yuvdj  offspring,  th.  yi'io/joi  to  be) 
having  much  offspring,  produc- 
ing much,  fruitful,  proUfic. 
TloXviaitdXoi,  -ov,  0,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  AaiidXoi  Dsdalus)  curious- 
ly wrought,  ingeniously  rmule. 

noXvSaKpvi,  -vji,  b,  4,  (fr.  same, 
and  iaKpv  a  tear)  weeping  much, 
sorrowful ;  lamentable,  mourn- 
ful, grievous. 

Tlo\vSaT;Svwi,  (fr.  same,  and  ia- 
TTuiou)  lo  expend)  very  expen- 
sively, most  sumptuously. 

UoXvictpaf,  -dios,  i,  »;,  (fr.  iroXiif 
much,  and  Itipds  top  of  a  moun- 
tain) many  topped,  having  many 
rlijls. 

HoXviivfptos,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  civlpov  a  tree)  having  many 
trees,  wooded. 

lloXvicoKiis,  -hi  -ovi,  b,  }),  (fr. 
same,  and  iipKut  to  see)  seeing 
much,  all-seeing,  beaming,  shin- 
ing. 

TIo\vitvKt]i,  -ov,  b,  Pollux,  brother 
of  Castor. 

noXi'^/'^iof,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  -o\vi 
much,  and  fi!\^a  thirst)  very 
thirsty,  dry,  exliausted  ;  much 
desired,  long  wished  fur,  dear. 

Tlu\v6i!}ori,  -ns,  I'l,  Polydora,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

lloMiiapoi,  -ov,  b,  }),  (fr.  jroAiif 
much,  and  idoov  a  gift)  givinii 
much,  bringing  many  gifts  ;  mu- 
nijirenl ;  having  a  great  dowry, 
ricldy  endowed, 

noXviitipoi,  -ov,  6,  Pulydarus,  a 
man's  name. 

rioXvci^ili,  -iof  -ouf,  b,  fj,  (fr.  vo\vs 
much,  and  clSof  form)  varimm, 
rhangrnhle,  having  different 
shapes,  multiform. 

WoXittilof,  -ov,  b,  a  proper  name. 

\\i>Xu{'K(Of,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  iroAiif 
much,  and  Ato{  pity)  very  mer- 
ciful, comprusionate. 

UoXvlpuarof,  ->/,  -ov,  (fr.  name, 
and  tp'iui  to  love)  greatly  loved, 
veri/  lovely. 

rf'AvtfY^i  '■"■  T\o\uipyo(,  -ov,  b,  fj, 
(fr.  gamCj  and  fpyuv  a  work) 
workini;  much,  luhuriou.i  ;  hard, 
difficult. 

UoXvtrhi,  -lo(  -oBf,  i, );,  (fr.  game, 
and  /rut  a  year)  of  many  years, 
ai;el,  old. 

X\oXfitvKTnf,  -oil,  0,  /;,  (fr.  «amc, 
and  ci^oitni  to  pray)  murh  uiish- 
r't  for,  denred,  rmtrted, 

\\;^i^,\yo(,  -on.  A,  (/,  (fr.  name,  and 

'"/ 


noA 

and  ftX"^  ^  sound)  loud-sound- 
ing, resounding,  a.  sin.  ro\vrj- 
X(a  -ij. 

noXvdpvX\iiTos,-o9,  i,ff,  (fr.  same, 
and  5puXAos  a  whisper)  much 
celebrated,  talked  of  or  cried  up, 
renowned,  famous. 

VLoXiOvTOi,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  same,  and 
•Suui  to  sacrifice)  many  sarrijices 
being  made  on  the  occa-iion,  con- 
sisting nf  many  victims. 

noXviSpts,  -(Of,  Att.  -£uf,  0,  If,  (fr. 
same,  and  tcpis  knowing,  th. 
iat)lit  to  know)  knowing  7nuch, 
fo 


[., >,  ,|',;yi»{,  -on.  A,  (/,  (fr.  name,  and 
Cvyif  *  b«^nch)  hiving  mnni/ 
Oftnkt  of  oars,  vtany-brnrhed, 
well  riiigrd. 

ntXtiljiicoof,  -OB,  i,  I/,  (Or.  noXbs 
much,  and  fifiifi'i  a  day)  of  many 
days,  tedious,  lung, 

WoXvfipitToi,  -01),  h,  I],  (fr.  Kame, 
and  tpi'i.o  to  love)  much  hied, 
detirrd  or  longrd  for,  dfsirafile. 

noXvitxht,  -los  -uvt  h,  /;,  (fr.  iatn«, 


skilteil,  well  informed,  learned,  a 
sin.  woXvicpii: 

noXvtarup,  -opoi,  b,  i),  (fr.  noXiii 
much,  and  tarjfn  to  know)  hav- 
ing extensive  knowledge,  well- 
informed,  very  learned. 

TIoXvKayKfls,  -los  -ovs,  b,  >i,  (fr. 
same,  and  Kayyiiivui  to  parch) 
very  parching,  dry,  arid. 

TloXvKdXafioi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  KaXa/ios  a  reed)  having 
much  reeds. 

TloXvKapdios,  Dor.  for 

HoXvKdpniOi,  -ov,   b,    I'l,    (fr.    TToXvs 

much,  and  Kapi/vov  ahead)  hav- 
ing many  heails,  vtany.hcailcd. 

X\oXvKap-ia,  -ay,  {],  (fr.  same,  and 
Kapzii  fruit)  abundance  of  fruit, 
plenty. 

TloXvKupKoi,  rqv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
fruitful,  fertile,  plentiful.  Comp. 
TToXvuapuSrcpoi,  sup.  -Trfraros. 

noXvKcp6fii,  -iui  -ovi,  0,  Ij,  (tr.  r.i- 
Airj  much,  and  Kin^os  gain)  very 
prof/able,  gainful,  lucrative ; 
running,  crajly,  artful. 

UoXvKtoToq,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  Ktaroi  crnhroidcrod,  th.  Kcy- 
riu)  to  prick)  mucli  embroidered 
or  ornamented,  much  wrought. 

XloXvKqTiiqf-ioi  -ovi,  b,fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  KTiroi  a  whale)  abounding 
with  fish,  Jlshy. 

WnXuKXaCToio,  g.  sin.  Ion.  of 

WoXvKXiivTOi  or  lluXvKXavaTaf,  -ov, 
b,  'i,  (fr.  iToXvi  much,  and  kXiiIu) 
fo  weep)  much  lamented,  mourn- 
ed, regretted. 

noXvKXcioTof,  -oil,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  <c>c/<4>  to  shut)  well  closed, 
shut,  secured. 

noXvKXfiiiia,  a.  sin.  of 

noXvKXf/ii,  -47(?o<-,  b,  f),  (fr.  iroXi'f 
much,  anil  kXtiU  a  scat  in  a 
boat)  having  many  banks  nf 
oars,  many-brnrhcd.  Or,  (fr. 
Hame,  and  a;Xi;<j  for  kXci(  a  uail) 
mrll  joined,  n/mjmrt,  firm. 

noXi;icX;;ro$,  -on,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  Hainc, 
and  KdXfto  lo  rail)  far-called, 
rntlrd  from  many  plan  s. 

riuXi'uXi'orof,  -nv,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  dame, 
and  (tXi'^.i)  to  waKh)  much  wash- 
ed, waur-bintrn ,  lossrd  by  thr 
wares  ;  boisterous,  turbutrnt. 

rT')Xi'«/j«;ro(,  -oil,  A,  fi,  (fr.  name, 
and   xdjivii)  to  lalKiiir)  much  Ifp- 
Uourrd,  U)rll-wrnughl ,finishril. 
l\oX(<Kv<)iin(,  -on,    b,  li,   ((t.    name, 
and  Kvni'^^i  a  rlilT)  hating  mani/ 
hills,  tally,  mountainous. 
TloXviioioiivlii,  -Of,  Ion.  -In,  -(;{,  Ji, 
(fr.  name,  and  aro/paiof  a  (tine) 
(477) 


noA 

'  government  of  many,  mob-go- 
vcmment. 

noXi-Kr/niof, -ouyand  noXtiArrijfiuf^ 
-oi'osi  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and  ktiu- 
vov,  same  as  Kriifia  a  posses- 
sion) halting  many  possessions, 
rich,  wealthy,  ajmlent. 

XloXv K^Kvros,  -ov,  b,  rj,  (fr.  same, 
and  KuiKVU)  to  lament)  very  sad, 
mournful,  grievous, 

rioXiiXaXof,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  samc, 
and  XaXf'u  to  lalk-)  loquaciouSy 
talkative. 

noXuX»;ioj, -on,  i,  )%  (fr.  same,  and 
Xijiov  a  crop)  having  much  cro}>s^ 
ftrlile,  rinti,  opulent,  wealthy. 

UoXvXoyia,  -aiyi'i,  (fr.  xoXiif  much, 
and  Xiyos  a  word,  th.  Xiyu)  to 
speak)  much  speakim^,  tritkative- 
ness,  loquacity,  verboseness. 

VloXvXiynf,  -ov,  b,  >/,  (fr.  same) 
talkative,  loquacious. 

WoXvnd9i)S,-{ui  -ovi,  b,ii,  (fr.  iroXiiiT 
much,  and  fiavOdint  to  learn) 
much  learned,  welt  informed. 

rioXvucp));,  -io;  -ov;,  b,  >),  (fr. 
same,  and  /if'jwf  a  part)  of  many 
parts,  various. 

TluXvfapiai,  (fr.  last)  in  many  parts, 
variously,  in  many  ways, 

YloXii fii/Xoi ,  -ov,  li,  fi,  (fr.  TToXvg 
much,  and  nt/Xny  a  sheep  or  an 
apple)  having  many  stxeejt,  feed- 
ing many  floeks,  rick  ;  bearing- 
apples. 

lloXvfDiTif,  -log,  b,  1%  (fr.  same, 
and  ntjTii  counsel)  vny  pru- 
dent, wise,  skilful,  cautious, 
wary. 

noXvp'iYuv'  for  riuXvfii'i^^avc,  v, 
sin.  ol 

nuXvfirjydvoi,  -uv,  b,  If,  (fr.  ;roXiif 
much,  and  iti])(^avii  contrivance) 
ingenious,  contriving,  int^tttive, 
crafty,  cunning. 

fToXn/jiTuf,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  samc,  and 
ulroi  a  tiiread)  woven  wUh  many 
thready 

noXvfjoptpof,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  /lop^i)  form)  of  many  forms, 
mufiifolit,  various. 

noXv/io^^Oof,  -ov,  b,  ff,  (fr.  same, 
and  iji6x0o(  labour)  suffering 
■murh,  doomed  to  toil  ;  UTctchrd, 
mjscrnble  ;  lahorinus,  painful. 

HoXui',  a.  of  TToXtiy. 

UoXvvc(p{Xai,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for 

rioXvvKjirXtii.  -on,  b,  if,  (fr.  ituXvi 
much,  nnil  n0/X>;  a  clouil)  hav- 
ing murh  rlowl.H,  clinnty,  dark, 

rioXuf/ivi,  Dor.  fiw  XloXv^lvri,  f«"i. 
of  next.  yVJso,  Pulyxena,  u  wo- 
man'x  name. 

noXi)fci'o<  or  -rii'ov,  -ov,  h,  l/,  (fr. 
iroXti(  much,  and  (Iroi  a  Ktraiii;i'r) 
nitrrtnining  many  sOt^ngrrs,  hos- 
pitnltlr. 

ttoXvaMn,  -iv,  If,  ((r.  .sauie,  and 
n})b^  a  way)  a  great  jourpry. 

WoXv'iXiloi,  -ov,  b.  If,  (fr.  Kiiuw,  and 
tiXlioi    hapjnne.ss)     very   h^ppy, 
birsscd,  rich. 
WoXiopKof,  -nv,h,  ff,  (fr.  naqic,  and 

apKqs  on  oalll)  KWrnring  much. 
riaivoxXiii,  -(!<,  !i,  (fr.  name,  ap  I 
i<Y>n<  "  inultitudo)  a  great  mu{- 
liludc ;  a  riotous  mob. 


noA 

flo^vKiit^nit  -ou,  6,  Poli/pasdas,  a 
proper  name. 

IIaXt'T:<i/i/iu)i',  -ovo(,  h,  »;,  (fr.  roXOf 
inuoh,  and  ndfifi/t  n  property,  tli. 
«iiu>  to  possess)  rich,  wealtht/, 
opulent. 

lioAi'Ttip^ -nf,  1%  (fr.  s-iine,  and 
riTpj  experieiico)  much  experi- 
ence, great  hiowtcilffe. 

IloXfKctpoi,  -OB,  i,  i,  (fr.  same) 
experienced,  skilled,  tnlelli!;enl. 

Ho^vrcvOlis,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  i';,  (fr.  tto- 
Xi-i  much,  and  zivOos  grief)  veri/ 
sad,  mournful,  grieving. 

UoXviri'iitmi;  -ovoi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  ttTiu'I  a  loss)  l>rin!;ing  sor- 
row or  misfortune,  gricvou.i, pain- 
ful, cnlamitoug,  de-ilruclive. 

noAuffii'ii,  -UK'S,  b,  )),  (fr.  same, 
and  Ti'jcf  a  fountain)  havim; 
many  fo'intaiiis,  witli  many 
springs. 

nokvnXnyKTOf,  -ou,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  fl-Xn'ju)  to  cause  to  wander) 
wandering  much,  vagrant ;  rov- 
ing, veering,  utisleady. 

WoXvvXaviuiv,  g.  pi.  of  iroXuTrXcJij;;. 

IloXtiirXiif/j,  -ioi  -ovi,  and  IToXt;- 
T:X'ifi;ro{.  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  ttqXvs 
much,  and  zXavdia  to  wander) 
mucJi  wandering,  roving,  travel- 
ling ;  full  nf  error,  erroneous, 
mistaken  ;  sprea'ling,  infectious  ; 
mazy,  win:Ung, 

noXuirXaffid^u),  f.  -(too),  p.  TmroXv- 
vXaaiaKa,  (fr.  ruXirf  much,  and 
irXuffios,  answering  to  -fold  iti 
English)  to  multiply,  increase, 
accumulate. 

IloXuTrXeioiof,  -00,  and  IJoXurXa- 
ciuiv,  -ovo;,  0,  !j,  (fr.  same)  ma- 
nifold, numerous, 

'noXimXtOnoi,  -ov,  b,  rj,  (fr.  -oXjj; 
much,  and  irXiOpoi'  an  acre)  of 
many  acres,  large,  extensive ; 
rich,  njlluent. 

TloXvnXiiScia  and  -Oia,  -/jf,  fi,  (fr. 
same,  and  ttXTjOos  a  niultitude) 
o  great  multitude,  crowd;  abun- 
dance, plenty. 

noXv-zXijUiu)  -or,  (fr.  same)  to  in- 
crease in  number,  he  many. 

UoXvzXijOhi,  -lOi  -ot'i,  b,  I'l,  (fr. 
same)  many,  numerous. 

noXurXv'^Ci'u,  (fr-  ttoXiij  much,  and 
irXriOvvii)  to  multiply)  to  multiply, 
j'ncrcise  much. 

noXu7rX)}0u>,  f.  -itX^aij),  (fr.  same, 
and  TrXijOiii  to  fill)  to , fill  abun- 
dantly, make  quite  full. 

TloXvitXoKia,  -nf,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
■nXiKu)  to  weave)  running,  de- 
r^t,  craftiness, 

Tlo\6rXoKoi,  -ou,  0,  );,  (fr.  same) 
in  many  folds,  plaited;  perplex- 
ed, intricate,  complicated ;  de- 
ceitful, running^  crafty, 

XloXv-noUtXof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  iroXus 
much,  and  rtoiKiXoi  variegated) 
greatly  diversified,  manifold,  va- 
rious, multifarious. 

IloXurovoj,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  same,  and 
■sivoi;  labour)  lahoriow,  toilsome  ; 
grievous,  sari,  affl,icting.  Comp. 
■:ro\vvovb>Ttooi,  sup.  -hrarof. 

rioXtfrous,  -o^oj,  J,  (fr.  same,  and 
s-bDs  a  foot)  having  many  feet; 


noA 

a    kind    of    fish    called    Poly- 
pus. 

rioXuirpay/ioi'/u)  -u>,  (fr.  woXiis 
much,  aikl  itpayjia  business,  ih. 
irp«'ffO(i)  to  do)  to  be  employed  or 
busy  ;  to  middle  in  nlltef's  af- 
fairs, interfere,  be  a  busy  body ; 
to  pry  into,  search,  examine. 

noXurpuy^offtii'i;,  -;/{,  //,  (fr.  same) 
curiosity,  inquistliveness,  offi- 
ciousncss,  interference,  meddling ; 
inquiry,  cxaminalioii,  research  ; 
study,  learning. 

noXv^Tpiiyfiwv,  -ovoj,  b,  II,  (fr.  same) 
busy,  officious,  meddling  ;  curi- 
ous, inquisitive ;  studious. 

noXuro(5/?uro{,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  iroXuf 
much,  and  rrpdiiarov  a  sheep) 
abounding  in  sheep,  rich  in 
.flocks. 

TloXvsTpoaiiiTTo;,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  -pdarmrrov  a  face)  many- 
formed,  ufmany  sitapes,  various; 
numerous,  many. 

noXi'rrTu;(Of,  -ov,  b,  t';,  (fr.  same, 
and  jTriicoiD  to  fold)  having  many 
folds,  complicated  ;  having  many 
valleys. 

rioXurruiXiy,  -lo?,  Att.  -twf,  I'l,  (fr, 
same,  and  ttuXis  a  city)  of  many 
towns,  celebrated  in  many  cities. 

IToXurrtorof,  -ov,  b,  !;,  (fr.  same, 
and  -rdii)  same  as  -rriirTio  to  fall) 
having  many  cases;  a  rhetorical 
figure,  polyptot. 

]loXvpji'iifiiiv,-inos,a.ndTloXvppoOos, 
-ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and  pijita  a 
word,  th.  pio)  to  s[(eak)  talka- 
tive, loquacious,  verbose. 

TloXvp^irji',  -rivof,  b,  i),  (fr.  roXiif 
much,  and  (Jp?  a  lamb)  having 
■many  lamhs,  rich  in  ./locks, 
vyeallhy,  rich.  n.  ])1.   TroXvnpnvci 

IloXu;,  TToXXn,  TToXii,  and  Ion.  Tlo' 
Xt'f,  -los  -OMf,  b,  II,  many,  nume- 
rous; much,  copious,  redundant, 
ample,  large,  great,  vast.  n.  pi. 
rioXXoi,  the  many,  the  multitude, 
most  men,  the  generality,  a.  sin. 
TToXir,  iroXXi/r,  -kuXv.  Comp. 
TrXdiov,  and  Poet.  -kXhov  sup. 
TrXtioro;.  Ti  pot  noXi  ;  what 
advantage  to  me  7 

WoXvaapda,  -a$,  li,  (fr.  last,  and 
<j«of  flesh)  corpulency^  gross- 
ness,  plumpness,  fatness. 

XloXvaaoKOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
.fleshy,  brmvny,  corpulent. 

YloXt'aKapOiJOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  iroXvi 
much,  and  aKnipui  to  bound)  very 
active^  nimble,  .fleet,  houiuling, 

TioXvirntpiii,  n.  pi.  of 

noXuoirtp^f,  -/o5  -oDf,  0,  ';,  (fr. 
-oXvi  much,  and  a-ncipo)  to  sow) 
far  or  much  scattered,  disjjcrsed, 
far  separated;  of  di/fcrait  na- 
tinns. 

XloXvaTrip')(uiv,  -ovoi,  b,  Polysper- 
chon,  a  proper  name. 

noXfJorXay^i'Of,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  tto- 
Xuf  much,  and  airXdyxvov  the 
bowels)  abounding  in  boweli  of\ 
mercy;  very  merciful.,  compas- 
sionate. 

IloXiifl-Topot,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and   oTtcipw    to   sow)   copiously 
sown,  fertile,  fruitful. 
(478i 


noA 

XloXvariifjivXoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  aTacfivXi)  n  bunch  of  grapes, 
th.  araipti  a  dried  grape)  abound- 
ing in  grapes. 

rioXvarovoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  ot/i'uj  to  frroan)  groaning 
much,  woful,  swl,  mournful. 

lluXvaTpiliXoi,  -ti,  -or,  (fr.  same, 
and  orpc/JXif  crooked)  very  per- 
verse, very  cunning,  deceitful. 

TluXvt7Tpo<p<iXty^,  -iyyoi,  b,  ;;,  (fr. 
same,  and  orpoipoXiy^  an  eddy, 
th.  arp(<j)ii>  to  turn)  full  of  ed- 
dies, rolling,  boisterous. 

rioXuoiJXXo/Jo?,  -ov,  b,  ri.  (fr.  same, 
and  avXXuiili  a  syllabic)  of  many 
syllables^  polysyllabic,  long,  high 
sounding. 

noXuoiii'^EToi/,  -oil,  ri,  (fr.  same, 
<riiy  together,  and  I'luj  to  tic)  a 
figure  ill  rhetoric,  by  which  the 
copulative  is  often  repealed  ;  po- 
lysi/ndeton. 

TloXvTtKvin,  -as,  q,  (fr.  iroXujmuch, 
and  tIkvov  an  otfspring,  th.  tIk- 
Tw  to  )iroduce)  fruilfulness,  a 
large  ei/fspring. 

noXvTtXaa,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  ne.\t)  mag- 
nijicence,  costliness,  sumptuous- 
ncss, 

TloXvTcXfi;,  -co;  -ovs,  b,  ';,  (fr.  to- 
Xii;  much,  and  TfXos  expense) 
sumptuous,  costly,  expensive;  prt- 
ciims,  valuable,  dear ;  exquisite. 

noXurEAwf,  (fr.  last)  sumptuously, 
costly,  expensively,  extravagantly. 

UoXvriptiTOS,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  TroXi't 
much,  and  rtixii  honour)  very  ho- 
nourable ;  very  valuable,  of  great 
price,  precious. 

TlnXi'iT'ipos,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  same) 
rcry  precious,  viduabk,  coatly, 
dear,  expensii'e, 

rioXiirXu;,  -ujTOf,  and  noXurX^juui', 
-oroi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  iroXi'i  much,  and 
tXo'u)  to  sulTer)  very  patient,  en- 
during, hardy  ;  daring,  bohl 
brave  ;  unfortunate,  v^etched. 

rioXuriiKOi-,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  ttoXus 
much,  and  tUtui  to  produce) 
producing  much,  prolific  fruit- 
.ful. 

XloXvTpi'ipiov,  -o)vni,  b,  '/,  (fr.  same, 
and  rpnpmv  a  pigeon,  th.  rpi'io  to 
tremble)  abounding  leith pigeoii.i, 

HoXvTiJtiTos,  -0(1,  Ion.  -0(0,  u,  !i,  (fr. 
same,  and  rirpaw  lo  bore)  7nu<:h 
perforated,  many-erlletl,  porous. 

rioXurpom'a,  -as,  i).  Ion.  IToXuTpo- 
■"Ivi  -jpSi  h,  (fi".  next)  chungeablc- 
ness,  versatility  ;  cunning,  ernjl, 
deceit. 

nuXvTpOTTOS,     -ov,      b,    i'l,      (fr.     TToXl'lJ 

much,  and  rpdiros  a  manner,  th. 
Tpiiroj  to  turn)  I'arinus,  of  many 
viays  ;  versatile,  cunning,  crafty, 
deceitful ;  conversant,  acquainted. 

UoXvrpdiTws,  (fr.  last)  in  various 
ways. 

TloXvdiJViiTos,  -ov,  b,  TI,  {fr,  TroXv{ 
much,  and  vpvos  a  hymn)  much 
celebrated  or  sung  of,  renowned, 

UoXvi'inla,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  Same)  Po- 
lyhymnia,  one  of  the  Muses. 

XloXvihappaKOs,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  TroXwf 
much,  and  <j>dppaKov  a  drug) 
skilled  in  drugs  or  medicine.. 


no  A 


nox 


noN 


noXu(^i7/iof,  -ov,  L,  !),  (fr.  same, 
and  ^;;/i(  to  speak)  celebrated, 
Tenowncci,  famous  ;  noi.<y,  ob- 
streperous, echoing.  One  of  die 
Cvciops. 

IloXvipdopoi,  -ov,  0,  }i,  (fr.  jroXOf 
much,  and  ipOtioit)  to  destroy)  de- 
strurlivc  t/i  many,  deiuUy,  mortal. 

XloXvipiXos,  -ov,  0,  )/,  (fr.  same,  and 
^iXo(  a  friend)  huving  initny 
friends,  concHi'iting. 

\\o\i(bi\Tpo(,  -01),  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  i^iXrpuv  a  love  potion)  very 
charming,  lovely. 

TioXoipXoiaiiato,  Ion.  g.  sin.  of 

\lo\CipX  nijj)0(,  -ov,  0,  !),  (fr.  roXir>- 
much,  anil  (pXolciioi  the  noise  of 
the  sea)  resouiulin»,far  resomtd- 
ins,  binxttrous,  ro(iring. 

noXi^oiTof,  -ov,  h,  II,  (fr.  iroAi'f 
much,  and  ipoirno)  to  frequent) 
scrittctetJ,  xlraggUng,  wandering; 
m  Itch  frequented. 

rioXiK^ip,?';,  fein.  of 

Vlo\i(t)Opiioi,  -ov,  0,  fi,  and  -oi,  -rj, 
-ov,  (fr.  roXi/f  mucli,  and  ^fo(iu) 
to  pasture) /iff '/in^  many, fertile, 
fruitful,  pDjiuhus. 

rioXui^.ipos,  -ov,  i,  (;,  (fr.  same, and 
ipffiui  to  curry)  bearing  viuch, 
frtile,  fruitful. 

ITjXiI.^oproj,  -01',  i,  )';,  (fr.  same) 
luary  laden. 

]lrj\uippiffC(Ti,  d.  pi.  Poet,  of 

lloXvt^painf,  -ioi  -ovi,  i,  i),  (fr. 
ToXiif  much,  and  <ppu^ui  to  speak) 
very  u-isr,  prudent', discreet,  wary, 
running. 

XluXvapdiiTif,  -ifiog,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^poiTi;  care)  full,  of  care, 
nnxiouf. 

TloXvippoaSvri,  -tif, ,;,  (fr.  same,  and 
<poiif  the  mind)  skill,  wisdom, 
pru'lenre,  jud/^mrnt. 

\\oX{'ij)uivoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
•biavh  sound)  Croaker,  one  ofj 
Ilonier's  froc*.  I 

n'iXi;;^nX<(of,  -ov,  h,  I,,  (fr.  iroXufI 
much,  and  :^aX«df  brai>s)  hwing 
miirh  trrrut  or  coin,  ricA  ;  brazen, 
solid,  firm.  \ 

WoXvxopHa,  -m,  f,,  (fr.  next)  a\ 
numlirr  of  strings,  variety  of. 
sounds.  I 

\l<iX<'X'io!)a(,  -ov,  !,,  I),  (fr.  roXi"'( 
tnii':h,  and  X"?^^  "■  string  of  a 
lute)  luwing  many  strings,  many-  [ 
toned,  mflwlious. 

IloXLYOiz/iiiTot,  -ou,  h,  ti,  (fr.  lame, 
and  X"'^l"i  wealth,  ih.  ;^orf«  to 
use)  ric/i,  wealthy,  opulent. 

V,)Xvxpovl^io,  (fr.  next)  to  delay 
long,  tarry, 

UoXvxpiviof,  -ov,  0,  //,  (fr.  roXuf 
much,  and  ^poi^ot  time)  Umg- 
lived,  anaent,  old  ;  lasting,  dur- 
able, comp.  TaXu;^pa»'iur(po{, 
!iup.  -<irar«f, 

WoXvxtiOonf,  -ot),  4,  ^,  (fr.  iroXi'.f 
much,  and  ypi'ab^  Rohi)  hnvinr, 
■much  gold,  njluent,  weallhi/,  ricli.  I 

rioXu^ij^iv,  -lio<,  i,  (i,  (fr.  (innie, I 
am!  Coipof  a  pebble)  haiingl 
i»'iti>i  j„  'ihles,  pr  My,  grairlly.    j 

lli)><',:„  vini,  -on,  «,  (,,  (fr.  lame, I 
and  oiiiii  pain)  causing  much] 
pain,  painful.  [ 


noXiiw>i'/(oc,  -01',  0,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  6:'0fta  a  name)  hai-ing  many 
mimes  ;  clebrated,  renowned, 
famous. 

JlnXviiipio)  -u,  -I'lcu),  (fr.  same,  and 
th.  lioa  care)  to  take  great  care 
of,  watch  over,  guard,  protect. 

Ilu/ia  or  riai/iii)  -uTOS,  rd,  (fr.  jri'rai 
to  drink)  a  drink,  draught ;  a 
cup.  d.  pi.  ::d/ia(ri. 

Efof/TTuTof,  -ov,  b,  i'l,  (fr.  irf/iro)  to 
send)  sending,  diiiing,  wufling ; 
propitious,  favourable.  Subs,  a 
guide,  conductor. 

nofinda,  -(If,  1),  (fr.  ro/iTTi"/  a  mes- 
sage, th.  iriitTToi  to  send)  a  mes- 
sage, mission  ;  conveyance,  es- 
cort;  bombastic  raillery,  satire, 
invective, 

Ilofn7cvK[it',  Dor.  for  -rofi-xtviiv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  o(  ttojiviviji. 

Xloimtii,  -eoi,  and  TlofxircvTiii,  -ov, 
0,  (fr.  irojiiri]  a  procession)  a 
leader,  conveyer;  an  escort;  an 
actor  in  a  procession. 

Honitcvu),  f.  -tvau),  (fr.  next)  to 
send  over,  transmit  ;  to  carry 
over,  convey,  conduct,  escort  ;  to 
viarch  in  or  leiui  a  procession, 
go  in  triumph  ;  to  exult,  be  inso- 
lent ;  to  assail  with  reproaches, 
insult,  iiffind, 

Ho/ir:!),  -Tii,  i),  (fr.  rj'/izu)  to  send) 
a  message,  mission ;  an  escort, 
train,  retinue  ;  the  art  of  escort- 
ing, conveyance;  a  pomp,  pro- 
cession, pngennt,  show,  sight  ; 
divine  impuhe  or  inspiration. 

Ilo/iTTi'icS;,  -^,  -hv,  (fr.  last)  relating 
to  or  fit  for  pageants  or  proces- 
sions, magnijicent,  Qrmid,  stale- 
ly, pompous,  splendid.  ;  .•••pecious, 
showy,  plausible,  declamatory. 

niifmljtoi,  -ov,  b,!),  (fr.  same)  sail, 
sent  forth  ;  r.apatile  of  conveying, 
fit  for  sending. 

Xlnftitii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  leader, 
escort,  guide,  conveyer. 

HoiiipoXv^u),  same  as  ■KopKpoXvonui. 

nofitfidXvl,  -yof,  li,  (fr.  itffi^if  a 
bla.st)  a  bubble,  drop;  a  bois, 
knob  ;  the  scoria  or  dross  of  cop- 
per. 

rioiJipiXviav,   Ion.  for  £TO/i(/i(iXufrii', 

3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  net.  of 

Tluii(poXvoau>,  f.  -(w,  (fr.  next)  to 
bul>ble,  gush,  burst  t'orth. 

Tloii(pi(,  -or,  h,  (fr.  r/;j(,4if  a  blast) 
a  tumor,  lump,  boil,  morbid  swdl- 
ing  ;  a  blistir. 

XlovaOfi,  Dor.  for  novnOTi,  3  sin.  1 
a.  nub.  pas*.  —  IIoiiii',  pres. 
inf.  act.  cont. — HuviIto,  Ion. 
for  tirovfiro,  3  din.  inijif.  paKH. 
cont.  — Wovtoyra,  Ion.  for  «7roi7- 
oiTo,  3  pi.  inipf.  mill,  of  ror/u. 

novcv/io'ov,  Uor.  for  rtovoviiivoi, 
pre».  par.  puna.  cont.  —  \\ovil- 
fiif.  Dor.  for  toyov/tn;  I  pi.  prci. 
nid.  art.  roni,  —  Hovtivraf, 
D</r.  for  noiniiirnf,  a.  pi.  prcii. 
par.  act.  cont.  of 

rioy/u  -u,  f.  -<ffu  and  -fniit,  (fr.  r/- 
vofint  to  Inlmur)  /«  labour,  work, 
toil;  to  do,  net,  achirvr,  finish 
Writ,  nrrov'plish  ;  to  trert  or 
employ  ont^s  sr^f.  earn  ;  to  hi. 
(479) 


weary,  futigued,  faint,  faU,  give 
"pj  to  fed  pain  or  sickness;  to 
give  pain,  hurt,  afflict. 

Xlovi}pcvofiai,-r],  -crat,  ind.  mid.  — 
Tlorripcvinftai,  sub.  pres.  mid.  of 

Xlviijpcvia,  i.  -fi5(Tc4,  (fr.  vovnpoi 
wicked)  to  act  ill,  be  icicktd,  di> 
mischief,  act  amiss ;  to  envy, 
grudge. 

Uovripla,  -as,  i),  (fr.  next)  toe(r/i- 
edness,  misery,  calamity ;  dis- 
honesty, wickedness,  depravity, 
vUlany,  jnalignity,  mischief,  ma- 
lice ;  penury,  want, 

rioiifpos,  -u,  -<)»',  (fr.  irrfi'of  labour, 
th.  TTHo/ziii  to  toil)  malicious, 
mischievous,  uickid,  depraved, 
evil,  bad,  corrupt,  wortldrss  ; 
diseased,  disordered.  'O  -ui'i;oi>», 
tlie  evil  one,  the  devil.  Comp 
irt,viip6rtpoi,  -a,  -ov,  SUp.  -pira- 
TOf,  -n,  -ov. 

lldviipoi,  -«,  -or,  (fr.  same)  lahori- 
ous,  toilsome,  painful;  tvreteheu. 
unhappy,  7nisirable,  calamitous. 

tlovijp6(l)diiXfiu';,  -ov,  I),  I'l,  (Ir.  -oi'jj- 
pug  evil,  and  oipOaXiiic  an  eye,  th. 
d-rrofiai  to  see)  hainng  an  evi 
eye,  envious. 

rioii/poif,  (fr.  rovijpos  evil)  wicked- 
ly, badly,  ill,  mi.ichievously  ;  mi- 
st rably,  wretchedly. 

llovi'/aati,  JEo\.  for  -novfiaas,  act.  — 
rioviiaiificvoi,  mid.  I  a.  par.  — 
Ylovi'iaaTo,  Ion.  for  cirovi'/aaro,  3 
sill.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  iroi/m. 

UoniTios,  -a.  -f/r,  (fr.  roi  /oi  to  la- 
bour) to  be  hdiourci!,  &.c.  ac- 
cording to  the  verl). 

UoniT'tKii,  -II,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  toil- 
some, Itiborinus,  painful. 

rioi'iKij,  -lu  -iv,  (Ir.  same)  labori- 
ous, painful,  inisirable. 

U6ioio,  loll.  o.  sin.  of 

n<)i'of,  -iw,  b,  (fr.  -Ki'vuiiai  to  labour) 
labour,  toil,  exertion  ;  the  fruits 
of  labour  ;  profit,  earnings  ;  hard- 
ship, strufislc,  difiiculfy  ;  pain, 
grief,  ajjliclion,  calamity,  distress, 
misiry. 

XlovTaiToplvu),  f.  -ivah),  p.  ■Kinivru- 
irdpivka,  see  irovrimopivui. 

novmii'.  Dor.  .or  navrluiv,  g.  pi. 
fern,  of  TTiJi'Tiof. 

UuvTiiif,  -aiof,  I),  (fr.  7:ivTo<  iho 
sea)  belonging  to  the  sea,  via- 
rinr. 

llovr/^w,  (fr.  some)  to  plunge  or 
sink  in  the  sea, 

riovTWf,  -i),  -i»',  (fr.  lanie)  n/'or 
bcbinging  to  the  sea,  marine  ; 
niso,  of  or  belonging  to  J'liutus. 

UivTiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Kain<!)  o/' or 
relating  to  the  ten,  murine,  nti- 
\al;  nUo  the  name  of  the  Ko- 
inan  g'>verni)r  Pontius  Pilate, 

riovTAISpoxof,  -011,6,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
mid  fiplx,!^  to  \v(il)  vcel  in  or  with 
the  sea. 

rioiTrfOti',  (fr.  same,  and  ^ti"  from 
a  place) yVOT/i  Me  sen, 

novro/i/fiov,  -oiriK,  o,  (fr.  irivrot 
Iho  Bca,  and  it(fi<»  I"  rule)  ruler 
of  Uis  sea.  E|iitli<'t  of  Nep- 
tune, 
rioiToiropd'ui,  f.  'tt'ou,  and  Hoito- 
z  ■ni'ia  -oi,  (fr.  Jame,  and  vitpm  to 


nop 

Jjftss)  to  pafs  ovrr  the  sea,  fail 
uier,  namgatr  the  main. 

lloiroffdpoio,  Ion.  p.  sin,  of 

rioiTojrrfpofs  »oii,  i,  fj,  (fr.  rivTOi 
llir  sea,  and  Tirrfpui  to  |mss  over) 
sra^fintmug,  ttaJariNg  ;  sailing, 
sin/?. 

n<J>Te>,  -oii>  6,  the  st<h,  <leep,  main, 
ocean  ;  also  tlic  name  of  a  coun- 
try. 

ntfriM'or,  -01',  T*,  (fr.  vixtu)  to 
cooli)  a  round  thin  caJte. 

iidvXtof,  '■ov,  I),  (from  tJie  Lat.) 
PuUiiis,  a  man's  name. 

TliToi,  Ohi^ils!  Ohstrange!  bless 
me  !  for  s/iame  i 

'RtiTTRviui,  f.  -iJew,  and  rioTruXt'i- 
fyi,  (.  -nV(ii,  to  hiss,  whistle;  to 
south,  caress,  pat. 

ncfmrvcfitv,  and  rioiT^iiXiaV^ttv, 
^jres.  inf.  act.  Dor.  of  last. 

tl6iTTUCfia,  -aroi,  ri,  and  ilomrva- 
[idi,  -or,  ^  (fr.  same)  a  hissiiig 
noise  from  the  mouth  when  sooth- 
ing a  horse ;  caress,  soothing, 
potting. 

n<!p('uA(f,  same  as  "rdpStAtf. 

Hciof,  2  a.  impr.  act.  or  Ion.  for 
iJTopt,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Udfot,  3  sin.  2  a.  opt.  act.  of 
rropdi,  same  as  rop(^u>. 

Hopcin.  -af,  t'l,  (fr.  TOptVio  to  go 
■over,  th.  ffti'ou)  to  pass)  a  setting 
out,  journey,  toiii/,  march,  expe- 
dition; a  manner  of  life. 

Hoouov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  mvj 
ihing  useful  for  travrlling  ;  a 
carriage,  vehicle,  travelling  pro- 
visions or  eapeiises  ;  an  engine 
to  launch  ships. 

JlopcvOcti,  -cTaa,  -h,  a.  -Bivra,  n. 
ipl.  -6cvrcf,  -Ociirai,  -Bivra,  par. 
—  nDp£te("jva(,  inf.  —  rioptr'flrjTi, 
-Or)Tt,  2  sin.  and  pi.  jrnpr.  — 
UopcvBH,  -ijs,  -fi,  pi.  -Oiin,  -Ow(7i 
or  -CIV,  sub.  1  a.  pass,  and 

Tloptva/iai,  mid.  of  ttoocpw. 

riuptucrts,  -lo;,  Alt.  -Euf,  %,  (fr.  Wo- 
ptvuj  to  pass  over,  th.  nipuj  to 
transport)  a  uay,jountey, march, 
expedition  ;  a  going,  nnotion. 

Tlo(icva0fiat,-ri,-CTai,  3  pi.  -covTai, 
1  f.  ind.  mid.  —  nofinxni/itdd,  1 
pi.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  oftopzvw. 

riopcoT^j,  -ii,  -ov,  (fr.  nc.\t)  ^  for 
passing,  passable. 

Xloptvii),  f.  -cvab),  p.  7r£r(!p£ii<ca,  (fr. 
rcipia  to  pass  tnrmigh)  to  cause 
to  go  or  pass,  send,  rlrspatclt  ;  to 
carry,  convey,  transport ;  to  make 
n  journey,  travel.  Tlopciofiai,  to 
go,  go  av-ay,  set  out,  move,  pro- 
ceed, viarch,  journey,  depart ;  to 
ride,  he  carried  ;  to  be  at,  with  or 
employed  among,  pres.  inf  mid. 
ropci'tisBai.  impf  ind.  mid.  cvo- 
p£tu(ii7v,  -uv,  -cro.  per.  ind.  pass. 
iTCTTiptviiat.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  tvo- 
pivBriv,  -rii,  -Ti'  impr.  r:optvBT]Tr 
sub.  nopcvOa. 

TJopcvu>itot,  pres.  sub.  pass,  of  last. 

Ilopfu  or  Hiipw,  f.  Trdpoin,  (fr.  irtipu) 
to  pass)  to  give,  grant,  bestow; 
to  procure,  fumiih,  supply,  af- 
''ord ;  also  for  iropii^io,  which  smtt. 
mpBcu),  f.  -ti(Tu),p.  vcirinBriKa,  (ih. 
tIoBih  to  dej)Opulate)  to  lay  waste. 


nop 

plunder,  ravage,  pHlage,  depopu- 
late, destroy,  impi'.  ind.  act.  fircip- 
Bcot'-ovv,  I  a.  act.  mt\.  irrSpBtiaa. 

riopOiJfffir,  I  f.  inf.  art.  — llopOij- 
ans,  1  a.  par.  act.  of  hist. 

llipOiiats,  -lof,  Att.  -fwf,  t'l,  (fr. 
iripOui  to  lay  waste)  devastation, 
waste,  ruin,  havoc,  jnllage. 

VI60O11UOV,  -ov,  tH,  (fr.  TTopBfiii  a 
ferry,  Ih.  Trc/piu  to  pass  over)  a 
firry,  strait,  frith;  a  ferry-boat, 
packet. 

riupO/uuf,  -/i)f,  Att.  -f'wj,  6,  (fr. 
same)  a  ferryman,  waterman. 

YlopO^ti'u),  f.  >-£i'>B-oj,  (fr.  same)  to 
fciry  over;  to  carry,  cemvey  or 
bring  oi'er. 

nopOjit'ilov,  loti.  for  7rop0/i  f Toi'. 

llop'Jiiia,  -(01',  Til,  (fr.  next)  ferry- 
money, fare. 

UopOiibi;,  -op,  h,  (fr.  TTfi'p&i  to  pass 
■over)  rt  passage  over,  ferry  ;  a 
strait,  channel,  fiilh,  Sea. 

XlopOov^th'ti,  w.  fern.  cont.  pros, 
par.  mid.  of  Tropflfuj. 

rfopi'CfirOiK,  |)rrs.  inf.  pass,  of 

rioo/^u),  f  -iVit),  p.  7r£Tr(5oiA:<7,  (fr. 
TTiipos  a  passage,  th.  -ndpu)  to  pass 
over)  to  open  a  peissagc,  clear  a 
wry/;  to  produce,  invent,  devise; 
tn  procure,  nrryuirp,  earn;  In  stip- 
ply,  furnish ;  to  infer,  eheluce. 
per.  ind.  pass.  rETrrf/xc/zat. 

ridpi/irt,  n.  pi.  ncut.  of 

riopV/io?,  -ov,  h,  >i,  (fr.  Tdpoi  a  pas- 
sag*,  Ih.  -fi'piD  to  pass)  passa- 
ble, penetrable  ;  passing,  goi'ng 
through,  penclriiting  ;  meiking  a 
way,  clearing  away  difllcullies ; 
abonnding,  affluent,  productive, 
beneficidl,  gainful ;  easy  to  be 
acquireel,  procured  or  obtained. 

ITopif,  -lOf,  6,  tj,  a  heifer. 

riopttTiia,  -arof,  rb,  (fr.  ropi'^ui  to 
supply,  th.  irti'pw  to  pass)  gain, 
profit,  etelvantage  ;  a  result,  con- 
sequence ;  a  ceirollary,  infe- 
rence. 

noptofibs,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  gain, 
aelvantage;  -a,  supply;  an  in- 
come, revenue,  tax. 

riopior/'K,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  o  sup- 
plier ;  a  tax-gatherer. 

U6pKrii,  -ov,  b,  a  ring,  ferrule,  clasp. 

ndpKiof,  -ov,  0,  a  man's  name. 

TldpKOi,  -ov,  0,  n  round  net  or  basket 
for  ^fishing  ;  any  thing  of  a  round 
shape. 

Wonvda,  -a<;,  f/,  (fr.  rripvri  a  harlot, 
th.  itepiiio  to  sell)  fomiceition, 
artulten/,  incest,  whore.denn,  all 
kinds  ef  lewdness. 

nojiveiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a  har- 
lot's house,  brothel. 

Xlopvivaat,  inf  —  Tloovcvaavrts,  n. 
pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  of 

Tlopvevu),  (.  -cvaut,  p.  ncTriipvcvKa, 
(fr.  next)  to  commit  fornirei/ion, 
prostitute,  par.  pres.  act.  irop- 
vtvutv.  sub.  pres.  1  pi.  -rropvevu)- 

flCV. 

ndpvrj,  -nil  >'i,  (fr-  -cnviiiji  to  sell) 
a  harlejt,  prostitute  ;  an  inn- 
keepen'. 

XlonnKbf,  -/;,  -bv,  (fr.  last)  0/  or 
like  a  haxlot,  lewd,  obscene. 

VJoovoKuTrof,  -av,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
(480) 


nop 

KiSffTu  to  beat)  a  whoremonger 
fornicator,  adulterer. 

n<!pio{,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  itipei(i>  to  sell)  a 
pathic,  catamite;  an  impure  or 
unclean  person. 

riiipof,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  TTclpu)  to  j)ass) 
passage,  remrsc,  ti  tch,  way, path  ; 
a  pass,  haunt ;  a  ford,  stream, 
rhuuncl ;  a  shore,  bank;  «  way 
■or  means  of  doing  any  thing; 
geiin,  profit;  supply,  resource,  re- 
venue, lux  ;  a  pore  m  the  skin, 

riiSpwuf,  'KOf,  6,  same  as  rriipTri;. 

llopirtiu)  or  -j'u)  -to,  (fr.  next)  to 
clas.p,  truckle,  button  ;  to  fasten 
uHh  rings  or  cla.<>ps, 

ri(ipir>y,  -?7f ,  ^,  a  buckic,  cleisp,  button. 

Ild/i/iw,  (fi-.  Trpd  before) ybrifarf/,  in 
front,  before ;  far,  far  ei//',  at  a 
eliatance,  remote;  beyond,  far- 
ther^ 

UdpLuBtv,  (fr-.  last,  and  &cv  from  a 
place)  from  far,  far  off,  at  a 
distance. 

IXoplnuTaTOi,  -rj,  -ov,  (sup.  fr.  v6p- 
l)b)  far)  very  far  distant,  farthest, 
most  dintant. 

nop/'wTaru),  (fr.  last)  very  far. 

Vlopjxorcpov,  (fr.  next)  farther. 

noppurepoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  jrdp^w  far) 
farther,  more  remote,  more  dis- 
tevTtt. 

Uopiiwrfpij),  (fr.  \a.sl)  farther,  more 
rcmotcbl. 

Vlopejalvii},  see  Xlopcvvbi. 

XUpaiov,  Wupaietra,  (comp.  and  snp. 
of  Tryprrw,  Poet,  for  TtOp'pii))  far- 
ther, jaithcst ;  beyond,  most  elis- 
tanlty. 

llope^vviovaa.  Ion.  for  tropeivvoveia, 
II.  fern.  pros.  par.  act.  of 

Wopavvw,  {i'r.  -6pti>,  Poet,  for  iropi- 
i^iii  to  provide,  th.  r£»pw  to  pass 
through)  to  provide  for,  minister 
to,  allow,  afford,  yielel ;  to  prc- 
peire,  get  rcaely,  procure  ;  to  take 
care  of,  look  to,  regard,  at- 
tcnel  to ;  to  rear,  support,  mean- 
tain  ;  to  set  off,  dress,  ciilorn ;  to 
act,  do,  transact,  effect,  cause, 
contrive;  to  value,  esteem,  ho- 
nour ;  to  i7itite,  ceiil,  animate, 
encourage. 

ndpou),  comp.  ropctov,  sup.  rdp- 
exterrtt.  Poet,  for  irdpjju). 

Udpru^,  -OKos,  i,  f;,  same  as 

lUpTii,  -lOi,  b,  ri,  a  calf,  heifer. 

riop'/'i'pa,  -«?,  (';,  a  shell  Jish  yielding 
a  purple  colour ;  purple  ;  a  pur- 
ple geirment,  reibe  or  elolh. 

Uopdiipcoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  purple, 
etf  a  purple  colour  ;  splenelid, 
bright,  shining  ;  sumptuous, 
magnificent;  dark,  sable, gloomy. 

Tlop^ivph,  -iioi,  h,  (fr-  same,  viz. 
tcOtti)  a  purple  garment,  robe  of 
state. 

nopij>vpliiiv,  -iiivoi,  0,  (fr.  same)  a 
wiitcr  fowl  like  a  stork,  liaving 
red  legs  and  bill. 

llopipvpbiii,    -tcr (TO,    -£v,   same   as 

7rop^)ip£Of. 

no/j0upd7riu/\if,  -105,  Att.  -cuf,  //, 
(fr.  vop4>vpa  purple,  and  TruX/u 
lo  sell)  a  seller  ef  purple.. 

n&pf/)Dpw,  f.  -Bpw,  (fr.  TTopepvpa  pur- 
pie)  to  elye  viith purple;  to  grow 


noT 


noT 


noT 


purple  or  red ;  to  become  'darh^ 
foam^  rage. 

IltSpui,  t.  vdpau,  and  — opw,  same  as 
ropiu). 

noff',  for  iroat-  and  Poet.  Tloaa\ 
for  TTOtrffi,  d.  pi.  of  ToCf . 

HocaKif,  (fr.  Kiaos  how  much,  wh. 
fr.  oaof  how  great)  how  many 
times  ?  how  often  7 

nuffarXaffios,  -a,  -cv,  and  Iloffo- 
^Xaffi'uv,  -oi'o;,  i,  ^,  (Ir.  same, 
and  irXaffiwf  a  termination  of  re- 
petition) how  mamjold^  how  re- 
peated. 

IIotrairAu;,  (fr.  xdaof  how  much) 
hoiv  ojlen  soever,  how  ofterij  as 
often  as,  how  many  ways. 

Tloaa^u){,  (fr.  »ame)  in  how  many 
ways. 

U.6ac,  (fr.  same)  whit'her  ?  to  what 
place  ?  where  ? 

Iluffci,  d.  sin.  cont.  Att.  of  ttiJo-ij. 

IloatiSav,  -avof,  i.  Dor.  for  noact- 
iiav. 

Uocetidvioi,  -a,  -ov,  Dor.  for  Ho- 
aciiijiyiof. 

Xloauidij)v,-dii>vo(  and  -dovoi,  b,  for 

Iloaciiiiiv,  Ion.  -c/uv,  -uii'of,  6,  Po- 
seidon  or  Neptune,  the  god-  of 
the  sea. 

IlofffciwKov,  -ou,  TO,  (neut.  of  next) 
the  temple  of  Neptune. 

Tloaciiiano;,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  XloadiCiv 
Neptune)  of  or  belonging  to 
Neptune,  Neptunian. 

ni5T£w{,  Att.  g.  of  irdatf. 

Tliadji,  -Tif,  fi,  the  foreskin. 

noffJ,  and  Poet.  Xioaal  or  -ctiv,  Ion. 

VliltBai,  d.    |ll.    of  TTOUf. 

1\6aii,  -io{,  All.  -£(J5,  i),  (fr.  vivia 
to  drmk)  a  drink,  draught,    a. 

n^ffi;,  -lof,  Alt.   -tuf,  i,  a  Au»- 

hand. 
Tliatf,  -rt,   -o^,  (fr.  g<ro{  so  much) 

Aouj  much,  how  great,  lunu  many? 

at  m<ich  at,  as  many  as,  as  great 

a», 
Uoaif,  -fi,-iv,{rr.  same)  somewhat, 

some     certain    person   or  thing. 

E;r!  or  Kara  troaiv  to  a  certain 

extent,  in  some  measure. 
UoaiTiif,  -lyrot,   ,;,  (fr.    last)   what 

decree,  quantity,  measure. 
IloaaUpoTof,  -ov,  h,  f/,  (fr.   rovf  a 

foot,    and   Kpoiui  to   Ixtat)  foot 

beaten,  troililcn.     E[iilh.   of  th<! 

earth, 
riairoii',   Poet,   for   noal,   A.  pi.  of 

rau;. 
Tliaam,  Dor.  for  w6aoov,  which  for 

ii6oov,g.  %\n.  of  if6ao(. 
Uoarit,    -fi,   -iv,   (fr.    niaof    how 

murh)  of  what,   how   much,  hov) 

great,  how  manij,  wluU  sort  ( 
nooTu(,  (fr.  lajit)  somewhat,  some 

little. 
nor'  and  rioO',  for  iror/, 


strange,  foreign  ;  first,  old,  an- 
cient, primeval,  former. 
UorafiCiTicffdai,  Dor.  for  rpoaafic/- 
iicaOat,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of  zpoaa- 
ficiiiu) 


UoTijfu;,  -F(,  -ov,  (fr.  -rrhoftat  to  fly) 

flying-,  winged. 
Xlortip,  -Tipoi,  h,  (fr.  ittvui  to  drink) 

a  cup. 
noTt)plitov,  -ov,  tO,  (dim.  of  next) 


noraftiX^Oftat,   -rj,  -etoi.   Dor.  for|      a  little  cup. 

TpoffafifXfofiai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  IXlori'iptov,  -ov,  tH,  (fr.  noTfip  a  cup, 
TTpoaa^ii^yu).  th.    xiVw  to   drink)    a  drinking 

Hordpttoi,  and   Ilordfiioj,  -a,   -ov,\      cup,  cup. 

(fr.   next)  of  or  about   a  river,\XloTtipoO)'iKri,  -rjs,  >;,  (fr.  same,  and 


by  a  river,  like  a  torrent,  rush- 
ing. 

QoTaftbi,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  rordj 
drinkable,  th.  si'i'o)  to  drink)  a 
river,  stream,flood,  torrent. 

XloTaiio<fidpriTOi,  -ov,  b,  4,  (fr.  last, 
and  <pip(j)  to  carry)  suxpt  or  car- 
rierl  away  by  a  river  or  torrent. 

noTaii6)(^iiKjTOi,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  same. 


Ttdfiltt  to  put)  a  cupboard. 

noTtipon\vTiji,-ov,b,  (fr.  same,  and 
irXtivcii  to  wash)  a  bowl,  hasm. 

UoTtji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  riVu)  to  drink)  a 
drinker,  drunkard. 

UoTiii,  -tjTOs,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a  drink- 
ing. 

Horririi,  -ij,  -iv,  (fr.  iriropai  to  fly) 
flying,  winged. 


and    ■)(ui<rrdi    heaped    up,  from  Flori,  and  Ilorii',  Dor.  for  irpiSj. 
;^d(i>  to    heap    up)   covered  with  noTiu'jrrw,    (fr.   last,  and  arrnj  to 
sand  ami  mud  carried  down  by  a       touch)  to  bind,  tie,  fasten  to. 
river  ;  flooded.  nrri/JJXt-fv,  Dor.  for  pres.  inf.  act. 


riordvof,  -ij,  -bv.  Dor.  for  -aornvoi. 
Xlordoytai,    f.     mid.    TTorijffOfiai,   p. 

■timdrt^nai,  (fr.  Trirojiat  to  fly)  to 
fly,  flutter.  3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass. 

vcTidTTiVTai,  Ion.  ircTTuTi'iarai. 
UoraffOf,   -f),  -dv,  (fr.   irov  where, 

and  idiTtiov  a  soil)  of  what  soil 

or   country?    wlutt  manner  of? 

of  what  sort  ?  how  great  or  large  ? 
HoTavydl^ttv,  Dor.   pres.  inf.  act. 

of  iTpoaavyd^ui. 
IlorauXti,  Dor.  for  Trpoaj/iiXti,  3  sin. 

impf.  act.  of  irpfiffuiiXfu). 
HoTawoi,  Dor.  for  rrpoariwoi. 
Udrc,    (fr.    Srt  when)    when  ?    at 

what    time  ?     'Euj    irdrt,   until 

when?  Iww  long  ? 
XloTi,  (fr.  same)  at  any  time,  ever, 

sometimes,  once,  formerly  ;  here- 
after, at  some  future  day,  some 

time  or  other,  tit  length, 
noriipapc.  Dor.  for  ■spoaiipiifu,  3 

sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  oX  npnaTp(-)(u). 
VloTiK'StrtT6jiriv,  Dor.  for  irpoatitXtTr- 

T6firtv,  impf.  ind.  pass,  of  irpoa 

Kkiirropat. 
rioTf/id^aro,   Dor.  for  rpofft/idfaTo, 

3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  rpoir/ida- 

aii), 
nor/ufidi,  f.  mid.  noT^aopai,  same 

as  nirojiat. 
rior/ovro,  Ion.  for  ciror/ovro,  3  pi. 

impf.  ind.  of  last. 
noT£pi'(7<5t(v,    Dor.   for   vpoaipll^uv, 

pren.  inf.  act.  of  n-pofftpf^w. 
Ilor/poiffi,  d.  pi.  of  iriJTtpof. 
lUrcp'ji',    and    IXartpa,  (fr.   next) 

whether  ?  lUrcpov  on^'i  "•  'tnni  ? 
r\iTip0(,-a,-oy,   whirh  of  tlie  two  ? 

ti'luthrr  ?  each,  eithrr 
Horip^iv,  Dor.  iind  .'Kol.  for  rooo 


of  jrpocr/iX/r-ai. 

TloTiiaia,  -aj,  /;,  Polidtea,  name  of 
a  town. 

no-tiiypeioi,  -rj,  -ov,  n.  pi.  fcm. 
■noTiScyfiivai,  Dor.  for  irpoaic^d- 
^£10$,  par.  pres.  mid.  or  lor  rpoa- 
Scieyiihos,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
■npoaiiy^ojiai. 

XloTtitlv,  Dor.  for  irpaaihiXv,  2  a. 
inf.  act.  —  Xlariboi,  Dor.  for  vpo- 

aiioi,  3  sin.  2  a.  opt.  act IIo- 

-1^0),  Dor.  lor  irpo(Ti'(5ii),  2  a.  sub. 
act.  of  irpocf/^ui. 

nori('f'p<i£ru(,  Dor.  for  npoohipKi- 
rai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  oi npoaiip- 
KOftm. 

XloTiitvoftai,  Dor.  fiir  iroooiioixat. 

tloTt66pi;toi,-uv,b,  i^,Dor.  for  Trooff- 
fidpziof. 

riiJTi^E,  impr.  —  TIotI^u,  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  —  IIoti^uii',  par.  pres. 
act.  of 

rioWi^u),  f.  -iVo),  Att.  -Yui,  p.  itcvd- 
TiKa,  (fr.  iriviii  to  drink)  to  givea 
drink  to;  to  had  to  water;  to 
water,  moisten,  refresh  ;  to  wet 
thoroughly,  jiour  abundantly  ;  to 
infuse,  impf  ind.  act. —  £rori^oi', 
-t<,  -c.  I  a.  act.  ind.  cirdnaa,  -uj, 
-£•  sub.  TTorlaia, -III,  -f).  2  a.  ind. 
act.  n:6riiov,\irvs.  ind.  |)ass.  no- 
rl^ofiaf  par.  »rori^(i;ni'OV,-i/, -oi/. 
I  a.  iml.  pass.  n;orlaOtiv,-ri(,-ti. 

UotIOci,  Svnc.  for  Tonr/Oti,  Dor. 
for  irp'>arlOii,\\\\.  All.  for  npoc- 
rtOcTi,  pri:.s.  inipr.  of  TTpooTWij^ii. 

n"riit»(p''io<.  Dor.  for  npooKdpfiiof. 

noriKiK\iiilvo(,  Dor.  for  irpoffKcxXi- 

/j/fot,   per.    par.    pass,  of  irpoo- 

xXit'ij. 

JIot1icI)(,  -i),  -if,  (fr.  ntiij  to  drink) 


Hill,  iiiipf.  ind.  mill,  of  npoii<p('ui. 
Tl6TaYt,    Dor.   for   vp6aayi,    prc».  I  Flirtj'',  andlKn^e,  Dor.  Tor  irpiJo 

impr.  art.  of  npiiadyiii. 
HordyYVfiiv,    Dor.   for   wpoadyyv- 

fitv,  I  |il.  pre*,  md.  act.  ofirpo- 

tdyx<'i'i- 
IIorntMu,  Dor.   for  Kootrattfui, 
Tlorahiof,   -1,  -ov,    and    lloraivif, 

•fl,  -6v,  (fr.   Tori   Dor.   for  sp4«  iionjurv 

to)   ntw,   rrrrnl,  sudtlrn,  fresh  ;\      inf.  tl(  npiiatiin. 
3P  (481) 


/pjroii,  pren.  mipr.  mid.  ofirpoa-,     fund  of  drinking,  drunken. 
^PX"I'"''  llorltpiixov, -ov,ri,  (fr.  irori,  Dor. 

Ilorc^i'xro,    Dor.  for  <rpoa(^l!cro,  S,      for  ffriiv  lo,  and  Kiipqvui' llii'lii'ad) 


'X''  P""''*-  '"U"'.  act.  <>f  T!(tiial^uj. 

llorr),  -in,  .'/,  (fr.  ir/ro;iai  to  fly)  a 
fli/ine,  fliflit. 

Tlirni)i,  -3to(,  t4,  (fr.  nlvia  to 
drink)  n  drinking,  drink;  a  po- 
tion, driiufht. 

MoTi'ijitv,  Dor.   for  rpoativaif  pres. 


n  cushion,  pillow. 

Ill',  Dor. 
of  ffpDirX/jd) 


T\oTi\ly 


for  pres.  inf.  act. 


lloriX/(aT(),  Dor.    for  irpoofA/fdro, 

3  din.  I  a.  ind.  inid.  of  h.-iiiic. 
noTifjd^iirn.    Dor,    and    Ion.     for 

»rpi>(T£/ifJ(iiro,  3»:li.  1  a.  ind,  miil. 

tii  npofriidtrtTut. 
n<rr/iov.-"".  'ii/i.C'''  Ti'iu  to  drink) 

drinkalilf,fltfur  drinking. 


noT 

nori/ii'0i7<7(?cii,  Dor.  for  nposfiv- 
Ottirdat,  prcs,  inf.  pass.  com.  of 
vpoaitvOhfiai, 
noriviaao/iai,  -i;,  -trui,  (fr.  ttoti, 
Dor.  for  rpii  lo,  and  riaco/iai 
to  po)  to  go  lo,  approach,  carry 
to,  impoit. 
TlorloXoi,  -u)v,  oi,  Futeoli,  name  of 

a  town. 
nori<iff(ro/irti,   -i;,  -:rai,    (fr.   rori, 
Dor.   for  r/jof  to,  and  dacofiai, 
JKo\.  for  dvrofiat  to  see)  <u  6p- 
/lo///,  /ooAr  li'. 
TloTipliirTeir,    Dor.     and  Att.   for 
rpucpiirrfic,    ])res.   inf.    act.   of 
vpoanirTu). 
TloTis,  -<A)f,  I/,  (fr.  TiVu  to  drink)  a 

ftmale  drinker, 
nur/ff<^£(i',   Dor.  for  -on'^cir,  prcs. 
inf.  act. —  rioriVi),  3  sin. — ITorf- 
ow/(Ci',  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  — ITii- 
Tiffot',  1  a.  impr.  act.  of  rorfiJ^iD. 
n(ir«ri;,  -10{,  Att.  -tu){,  j;,  (fr.  -('I'ui 
to  drink)  a  watering,  bringing  to 
*   water,  giving  to  drink,  itriiik. 
TloTittiioi,-oti,  b,  (fr.  same)  adrittk, 

Watering. 
Tloriard^o),  Dor.  for  Trpoard^iii- 
llorior/.piov,  -ov,  ri,  and  YloriaTpn, 
-a(,li,  (fr.   TTOTt^oj  to  give  drink, 
til.  tt/i'u)   to  drink)    u  place   for 
watering  cattle  ;  a  trough  or  I'Ci- 
scl  for  water,  canal. 
non'(rr»j{,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  cup 

bearer. 
VloTi(pipos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  Dor.  for  -irpda- 

<popos. 
XloTKpwiiiieig,  -taaa,  -tv,  (fr.   von. 
Dor.  for  -npbi  lo,  and  (jtuivr)  voice) 
vocal,  endued  with  speech. 
IloTtw,  1  pi.  T7ortovftcv,  Att.  for  ro- 

riau),  1  I.  ind.  act.  ofTroTi'^ui. 
TldriAOi, -ov,  b,fale,   doom,  death; 

lot,foilune,  destiny. 
Tldrva,   Dor.  for   voTvia,  fem.    of 

r<iri'(Of. 
riiJrvi',  for  TToTvia,  fem.  of  same, 
IlorviaVaKroj,  -ou,  6,  )/,  (lr.7r<i'-t/iof 
venerable,    and    «Vaf   a    king) 
venerable  for  its  power. 
riuTi'ios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  TTfTw,  or  tt/to- 
/<a(   to  fall  down   to)   venerable, 
revered,    honourable,    honoured, 
majestic,  augitsl. 
TloToTo,  g.  sin.  Ion.  of 
Tlordv,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  irivto   to  drink) 

a  drink,  drauglu,  water. 
n<iroj,-oi',  b,  (fr.  same)  a  drinking 

match,  feast ;  drinking,  drink. 
Horii,  -fi,  -dn,  (fr.  same)  fond  of 

drink  ing,  drunk  ;  drinkable. 
Tl6To<TCov,jtrp,s.  par.  neiit.  of 
IloToadu),  Dor.  for  npoai^u),  same 

as  di^. 
ITorou,  g.  sin.  orirordv. 


nPA 

Uovyyla,  -u>y,  t<i,  bands,  .fillets  or 
nil 


ribands  nsid  in  charms 
llov^tji,  -ivTOi,  b,  a  niun's  name, 
riouXu,  Poet,    for  ffoAii,  nent.    of 

rioiiAu/Jurf/prt,    -rjf,   /;,   (fr.    ir'j\v( 
niiirli,   anil  fidaKui  to  feed)  boun- 
teous, fertile. 
notiAiJj,  Poel.  for  TToXiif. 
lloi-if,  rrm^df,  b,  a  foot,  talon,  claw  ; 
a  step,  pace  ;  the   root,  base  or 
foot  of  a  mountain  ;  a  foot  mea- 
sure ;  afoot  in  pnelri/  ;  the  rope 
at  the  lower  corners  of  a  sail 
called  the  sheet  ;  t/ie  milder,  til- 
ler ;    ploughtail  or  handle ;    the 
pole  of  a  carriage  ;  the  cross  tree 
to  which   tt  was  f'lMened.     Ava 
irdAi,  barkward.i.   Kk  vdSof,  and 
Kara  v/)Sa,on  the  footsteps,  clnse- 
Ijl,    iminedialelij,  at    hand.     Ee 
TToo-i,   present,  common,    vulgar. 
Ert    TTdSa,    retreating,  hi/  steps, 
slovily,  gradually,  flcpi  Tziiatjit- 
ly,  properly, 
no^'  "i  Dor.  for  irori  f/. 
ridw,  obs.  to  drink, 
npayfia,  -aroi,  to,  (Ir.  -rodcao)    to 
do)   a  fad,  deed,   work,  act;  a 
thing,    affair,    matter,     circum- 
stance ;    business,   trouble,  diffi- 
culty, lot,  state,  condition,  situa- 
tion.  Tii  Trpdyfiara,  state  affairs, 
administration,  government.     Oi 
fv  rpdyfiuri,  those  in  state,  mngis- 
Iratrs,  rulers,  g.  pi.   Trpaj'/ia'rwi'. 
YlpayfiaTtia,  -ai,  !\,  (fr.  same)  stu- 
dy,  attention,   care  ;    a  treatise, 
comment  ;  business,  trade,  occu- 
pation ;  trouble,  distress ;  an  af- 
fair, matter. 
'ilpayiiaTc.{'Ojiat,-ri,  -trat,  prcs.  ind. 
—  Ujiaynarevaaadat,   1   a.    inf. 
mid.  of 
rip'iyftaTcvw,  f.   -ci'ffw,  (fr.  irpayfia 
business,    th.    vniiacoi  to  do)  to 
engage  another  in  an  affair  or 
business,      yipayfianvui^iai,  to  be 
much  engaged  iu  business,   cm- 
ploy  one's  self;  to  trade,  traffic, 
dtal ;  to  study,  compose  ;  to  en- 
deavour, labour,  strive  ;  to  seek, 
procure,  get ;  to  be  worked,  made 
or    contrived.      1    f.    ind.    mid. 
vpayiiaTtiirujiat.   1   a.   ind.  mid. 
CTTOuyitaTnaiijir]V,  -u,  -oro"  impr. 
Ttpayiidrcvaai,  -daOia. 
npayiiuTlKii,  -i),  -01',   (fr.    same) 
stirring,  active,  quick  ;  engaged, 
occupied,  busy  ;  skilled  in  plead- 
ing ;   forcible,  effectual,    impor- 
tani,  impressive;  true,  real.  Subs, 
a  lawyer,  clerk, 
npdyoi,  -coi -ovi,  rd,  (fr.  irpdaaij)  to 
do)  a  poetic  word  ;  an  affair  ;  af- 
WoTTav,    WoTThv,  WottZ,   or  tiot       fnirs,administration,  government. 
rdv,  &c.  for  iroTi  rdv,  &c.  Dor.  |  npatrf,  n.  pi.  eont.  — npaeat,d 


for  TToii  Tf/V,  T^ii,  tC 

noruvrai,3  pi.  pres.  ind,  cont.  of 

vOTaofiai. 
ITou,  (fr.  Of  who)  where  ?  wldther  ? 

in  wh'U  place  7  wlien  ? 
Hov,  (fr.  same)  any  where,  snme- 

wliere,  at  all,  perhaps  ;    about, 

nearly,  almost ;  no  doubt,  surely. 
Ho'jyyu,  -Sf,  li,  a.ndnovyyiov,  -ov, 

rd,  a  sack,  bag,  pouch. 


rioaiof,  g.  of  TrpaiJf 
npaOictv,  Ion.  forn-p'i0£7i',  Metath. 

for  7rap0£r>/,2  a.  inf.  act.of  7r//(0o;. 
ripnBtU,  -daa,  -iv,  par.  — npaOij- 

vai,  inf.  1  a.  pass,  of  untodnKio. 
UodBov,   -cf,  -£,  Ion.  for  irpuOov, 

Melath.   for  tirapOov,  2  a.  ind. 

act.  ofzipOu). 
ripriiTiooiov,  -ov,  tA,  (fr.  Lat.  prfr;-|nn((iTi?, -lof,  Alt.  -tox,  }j,  (fr.   iri- 

tor  a  Roman  officer)  a  generaCai     irndaKu)  to  sell)  asale,  selling. 
(482) 


npA 

tent;  the  prtrlnr's  e^urt,   judg- 
ment hall  ;  the  Roman  empiror't 
palace. 
llpoKTioi,  -a,  -oi',(fr,  npdaaui  to  do) 
to  be  done,  &c.  according  to  the 
verb. 
npii)in)p,  and  Ion.  npiinriip,  -Tipoi, 
b,   (fr.     same)    an    actor,  iloir, 
performer ;    a    lax-gatlierer ;    a 
mirchanl,  buyer. 
UpanTlKdi,  -i),  -itv,   (fr.   same)  Jit 
for    acting,    doing    or  iff'ecling, 
practical  ;  ^cclive,  able,  slrmu- 
ous,  active,  availing,  energetic; 
effectual,   attaining    its    object ; 
light  armed. 
npiiKTuipf-opof,  i,(fr.  same)  a  dorr 
actor,  performer,  author  ;  an  oj- 
Jicer,    bailiff',    Serjeant ;    n   leu- 
gatherer  ;  an  exactor,  oppressor. 
d.  sin.  irpaKTopi. 
npiifii'c7oi  or  ripu'/ii'io;,  -ov,  b,  t), 
(Sync,  for  i'«pH/i/if<af  Iroin  ira- 
pupivoi    lo   last)    old,   generous. 
Or,  (\'t.    Wpdpvi)  a  mountain  of 
Icaria)    I'ramncun,   an  epilhot 
of  wine. 
Wpdv,  Dor.  for  -npoi'iv. 
npa>'))f ,  -fof  -ovi,  b,  I'l,  same  as  Trp;?- 

>"/?• 
np(iii;^0£i{,  1  a.  par.  pass.  oC-rrpj- 

vi^u).  Dor.  for  Tpiid^u). 
npd(ai,  1  a.  int.  art.  —  ripa'f'U'Tff, 
n.-farrwv,  g.  -(avrai,  a.  oflTpu- 
^as,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act.  — 
Upd^ere,  2  pi.  1  f  ind.    act.  — 
Xlpd^ilS,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 
irpdcaio, 
Tlpd^ci,  -ftifi  -ffffi,  cases  of 
Ilpiifif,  -to;,  Att.  -to)?,  II,  (fr.  iTpd(T- 
0(0  to  do)   an  act,  deed,   action, 
feat;  a  matter,  affair,  business; 
practice,  behaviour,  conduct  ;  of- 
fice, use  ;  exaction,  tribute  ;  lot, 
state,  situation,  condition  ;  in  pi. 
exjilnils,   history,  a.  sin.  irpd^iv, 
n,  pi.  -jrpd^cis,  d.  pi.  iTod^tai. 
Vlpd^uiai,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

rrpdacu). 
npiiov,  (neut.  of  ncxl)  getUly,  soft- 
ly, ■mildly. 
IlpaDf  orMpnof,  -a,-ov,meek,  mild, 
gentle ;    lenient,   mercijul,  com- 
passionate. 
Upairvs,  -nro;,  f/,  (fr.   last)  meek- 
ne.is,    mildness,  gentleness ;  cle- 
mency, lenity. 
npudriiTa,  -TiiTi,  -rrjTOS,  cases  of 

'last. 
npaziSci,  -oiv,  ai,  particular  mus- 
cles of  the  heart,  the  heart,  breu.tt  ; 
understanding,      reason,      skill, 
knowledge,  wisdom,  prudence,  d. 
pi.  Troanificcri. 
ripuffi'i,  -"f,  h,  (perhaps  fr.  irpdaov 
a  leek)  a  long  range  of  plants, 
ffower  bed  ;  a  company  in  form 
of  an   oblong   square ;    a  row, 
rank.     Jlpaauii  -npnaiai,  in  rows, 
ratiks  or  companies, 
noriatdoiiai,    (li".    last)    to    droop, 
thirst  like  a  flower  bed  for  rain. 
Ylpdoti'iii,  -ov,  0,  ri,    (fr.    Trpdaov  a 
leek)  of  leeks,  of  the  colour  of 
licks,  green. 


nPE 

Tiodaov,  -ov,  TO,  n  leek. 

npaaaatof,  -ov,  i,  name  of  a  frog. 

Uoiicaoiici,  Dor.  for  Trpdaao/iei;  I 
pi.  pres.  ind.  and 

Updaaovrai,  -ffovrtf ,  -aovTt,  -aovai^ 
cases  of  Qpdaawv,  par.  pres.  acU 
and 

lIpdaaovTt,  Dor.  for  vpdseovat,  3 
pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  oi  -rpdoau). 

Wrraaaoipayoi,  -ov,h,li,  (fr.  -rpdaov 
a  leek,  and  0a'yui  to  eat)  uanie 
of  a  frog,  Leek-ealtT. 

Updacbi  and  -rrw,  f.  -s<^,  p.  -\'«, 
to  do,  act,  perfonn,  ereaUe, 
commit,  perpetrate;  to  endea- 
vour, tlriie ;  to  avail,  effect, 
cause,  brine;  about ;  to  treat,  act 
towards,  deal  uAOi ;  to  manage, 
take  care  of,  conduct,  transact  ; 
to  do  business,  treat  about,  nego- 
tiate ;  to  trade,  buy  and  sell, 
trnffic;  to  obtain,  gel,  procure; 
to  extort,  charge,  demand;  to 
act  stcrelly,  conspire,  plot;  to 
espouse,  take  part  or  side  with; 
to  speiui  or  had  life;  to  erpe- 
rience,  bear,  suffer,  endure 
Xlpdaco/iai  Of-TTOfiat,  to  bargain, 
stipulate,  agree  ;  to  ask  a  price, 
demand,  clinrge.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
(roa^a.   per.  ind.  pass.  rAirpay- 


nPE 

YUpivoi,  3  sin.    pres.   opt.  act.  — 


ripdcao),  f.  Todau,  same  as  iriirpda- 

Ku).  1  a.  ind.  act.  i-apaaa. 
Hodai!),  1  f.  of  last,  or  of  rirjiaffica). 
Xlparhp,  -Tipoi,  b,  and  np<ir»;f,  -ov, 

h,  (fr.    iTpdaeii)  to   sell)  a  seUcr, 

detUer,  merchant, 
rinari'ipiov,   -ov,  ri,   (fr.  same)  a 

mar  kit  place, 
npdriarof,  Dor.  for  irpuinoTOf ,  sup. 

ofTtoClTOf. 

Tlpdros,  -a,  -ov.  Dor.  for  nptorof. 
Uparif,  -i),  -ii',  (fr.  npdoau>t.o  sell) 

saleable,  to  tie  sold,  for  sale. 
TlpuTTiu,  same  as  irodaau. 
HpiiiOifiof,   -ov,  b,    II,  (fr.   rpoCf, 

same  an  npiiof  mild,  and  3vfidf 

the  mind)  meek  gentle-minded. 
Tlpat firir If,  -10$,  0,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 

finrn    counsel)  of  meek    mind, 

gentle,  plarid. 
llpailviti,(.  -6iii,\i.  irtitpHyKa,  (fr. 

next)  ti>  r'lsr,  asrua!;r,  mitigate  ; 

to    appease,  calm,  still,    pacifi/, 

tami  ;  to  tiecome  tractable,  gentle, 

art  miblhf. 
ripiGf,  -Lta,  -«,  same  as  Trp^of.    g 

TOaInt,  n.  pi.  con).  spaii(. 
rio'iD  rji(,  -rjTOf,  //,  same  as  irpadrrtf 

d.  TrpntrriTi. 
Tlpdui,  obnolelc,  fnr  wh.  rurorfflru 
Upiiuif,    {fr.   vpiios    mild)    meekly, 

mitdlij,  gently,  leniently,  mtrr.i- 

full,;. 

not^|*'l(,<'•l  (fr-  ■Kplftvov  the  silnik)  /" 
pull  up  iiilh  the  ronts    rrndirati. 

npif'i'oOiv,  (fr.  next)  liy  the  roots, 
totally,  iilttrly. 

npliivoy,  -ov,  ri,  a  trunk,  stem, 
stock. 

Ilp/irci  and/rnr<rr,  (Sxin.  prrji.  and 
impf.  of  naiirio  lo  PXcrl,  uncd 
imporsonaliv)  i'  hrmmrs,  it  is 
proper,  ilbentivrs,  it  is  fit. 

Tlfcirititi',  Ion.  for  if/ircif,  prci. 
inf.  act.  of  npir:u. 


TlpiTtov<Fi,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. — 
lipiTTOiTOi,  g.  sin.  pres.  par.  act. 

of  TrpiTTIl). 

Vpiirov,  (neu  pres.  par.  act.  of 
TpiiTO))  what  is  Jit,  proper  or  be- 
coming, taken  adverbially,  dc- 
cently,^tty,  properly. 

IlpezdiTujs,  (fr.  last)  i7ia  becoming 
manner,  properly, 

npf'-ii),  to  be  conspicuous,  shine, 
ej;cel;  to  become,  suit,  be  Jilting  ; 
to  be  comely,  decent,  decorous. 
Upi-ti,  it  becomes. 

npictia.  Sync,  for  npfV/3tia,  fern,  of 
7r/Mff/iuj. 

Xlointhia,  -nf,  ij,  (fr.  TrpiaPvi  an 
ambassador)  aij  embassy;  teg' 
ging,  entreaty,  prayer  ;  rever- 
ence, honour. 

Uptcihtov,  -OV,  rb.  (fr.  same)  ho- 
nour or  respect  due  lo  age  ;  a  re- 
ward of  honour  ;  age,  old  age, 

IJpeeiitii,  n.    or    a.    pi.  cont.  of 

TTpfff/iuf. 

flpcttjitvoutv,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 

of  Tpcajicvo). 
XlocajSii'S,   -fos,  Att.  -etas,  b,  same 
as  -rpiajivi. 

Tiptttflivrrii,  -ov,'o,  (fr.  Tpiapvi  an 
ambassador)  an  ambassador,  de- 
legate, orator,  speaker, 

TlpealievTlKdi,  -/;,  -Av,  (fr.  same) 
relating  to  an  ambassador  or  em- 
bassi/. 

Tlpralicvwtf.  -cvaii),  p.  vtirpeajScvua, 
{fr.  same)  to  he  an  ambassador, 
discharge  an  embassy ;  to  be  an 
elder  ;  lo  be  respected  as  an  elder  ; 
to  respect,  revere.  Xlpiafitvopai, 
to  send  an  embassy;  come  as  an 
ambassador. 

ripiiJiiijci,  Ion.  for  wptapici  -its,  n. 
pi.  of  nptafitif. 

Xlpta^fitov,  -ov,  rO,  Ion.  for  -rpca- 
(iuov. 

Xlptajitjis,  -iSos,  //,  (fr.  irpialivi  an 
elder)  an  old  woman,  matron. 
Adj.  old,  ancient. 

flpiai'is,  -toi,  Att.  -tills,  6,  same  as 
piajivf. 

npiaiiiarof  and  npecflvraros,  sup 
of  rp/ff/Jiif. 

npialivyivtia,  -as.  Ion.  -lij,  -ris,  I'h 
(fr.  itplajivs  old,  and  yivcpai  to 
be  born)  primngrniture,  senio- 
rity, pnorily  of  Inrlh, 

npto/Juycvi/j,  -los  -otis,  6,  /„  (fr. 
nnnu:)  Jirsl  born,  eldest  ;  old, 

{}p(a(iv>i,  a.  sin.  of 

npiailvf,  -tin,  -V,  (porhnpB  fr.  r/- 
pns  tin;  end,  and  /?/of  life)  obi, 
ifTirrablr,  rrrirrd  ;  doling, 

IlpiV/Ji't,  -vo(  and  -/Of,  Alt.  -rws,  b, 
(perhnpB  fr.  Hnme)  an  old  man, 
an  rider  ;  an  amoiissailor ,  dele- 
gate. 

Wptalli'iTiic,  n..  pi.  of  npinjii'Trif, 

llptofivTaTof,  -n,  -ni)  (■'nj'-  of  irp/ff- 
(iv()  fildrst,  lived,  very  old. 

Wpioihrloioi,  'OV,  tA,  (fr.  next)  an 
nsstmbh),  council  or  Imdy  of 
rldrm  ;  the  Jewish  Sauhrdrim  ; 
firtsliylrri/. 

nptirfivrioii,    -1,    -ny,    (romp,    of 
irnini3v()  nidir,   senior,  more  an- 
citnt,  prcfemMf,  mart  honoura- 
(■tft3) 


npi 

ble.     Subs,   an  elder,  presbytet 

senator,  father  ;  an  ambassador. 
UpeapiiTiis,  -ov,  i,  (Jr.  rpfV/Juy  an 

old  man)  a7iold  or  aged  man. 
npcapuTlKoi,    -II,   -ov,  (fr.  same) 

old,  aged;  ancient,  antiquated; 

respected. 
UpcativTiSa  and  npcajivrtv,  sin ■ 

np£<r/)i}Ti(?aj,  pi.  a.  of 
npcolivTis,-iios,ii,{fr.  -rpiaPvs  old) 

an  old  woman,  elderly  lady, 
IJpcayis,  ^ol.  for  trpiaiivs. 
llptvutviis,  -ios -ovs,  b,  {),  (fr.  ^p^o; 

mild,  and    evuiv!)s  benevolent) 

mild,  kind,  placid,  gentle. 
np/i/<if,  -aaa,  -av,  1  a.  par.  act.  of 

TpiniD. 
npTiyp^  for  ripijy/in.  Ion.  forrpay- 

pa.     Tlpt'iypara   i^tir,    to    have 

trouble. 
Tlfiriyopsiai'  fur  TTDOriyopciov. 
Tip'jOnvat,  Ion.  for  TpadTivai,  1   a. 

inf.  pass,  of  nizpdcKw. 
UprOiii,  f.  -ail),  p.  vinpiiKa,  losct  on 

Jire,  burn,   income;  lo  blowup, 

Jill,  inflate,  su-ell ;  to  sell. 
l\priKTr\p,  -ijposi  b,  Ion.  for  -paKrilp, 

a.  sin.  TTpiiKrTipa. 
riprj/iaiVu),  (fr.  Trpi/flu)  to  inflate,  and 

fiatvopai  lorage)  lo  inflame  with 

anger,  blaze  out,  rage, 
nprjvv^ov,  (fr.  next)  down,   down- 
wards. 
Vipriviis,  -ios  -ovs,  b,  11,  prone,  with 

the  Jace  down,  falling  on  the  face; 

steip,  heaillong. 
riptjii'^a),  (fr.  last)  to  throw  down 

headlong,  precipitate,   par.    1  a. 

pass.    vpiiii\dc'is,  -uaa,  -iv. 
np'/fai,   1   a.   inf.   act.  —  Flpii^u), 

-tis,  -tt,  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  Upfi^oi, 

-T]s,  -p,  1  a.  sub.  act.  of  Trp^ffaw, 

Ion,  for  Trpdaaii). 
TlpTi^is,  -IOS,  Alt.  -fuj,  fi,  Ion.  for 

TTpn^iS,  a.s\n.irpTiiiv,n.\i\.rpii(iis. 
Uphoat,  1   a.    inf.   act.  —  FTpiifff, 

Ion.  for  iiTpriai,  3  sin.  1   a.  ind. 

act.  of  flpijOu). 
npr/ffif,  Ion.  lor  rp«(rif. 
Mp^ffif, -<o{,  Alt.  -ciis,h,  (•>".  Tpfr 

Ou>  to   inflate)  a  bunting,  infla- 
tion, selling. 
npTiuae,  pres.  impr.  act.  of 
Ilpi/ffiru),  Ion.    for  rrpdaaia. 
llpi':aaii),    (fr.   irtpdui    to  cross)  to 

cross  or  pass  oicr. 
npn<'rhp,  •ijpof,  b,  (fr.  irprjOdi  to  in- 
flame) any  thing  that  burns  or 

viflomcs;   a   scorching,    burning 

wind;  a  vcnnmnus   kind  of  sir- 
pnil ;  a  part  nf  the  throat  under 

the  jaws, 
npi'iBio,  I  f.   ind.  act.  of  irpi/Oui. 
IIp>/rt;i',  a  lamb,  kid. 
[IpF;r/'pioi',-oii,rA,Ion.forTrpttn;pioi 
ripi;Oi'(<,    Ion.   for  irpntfi'd,   3   sin. 

prc».  ind.  net.  iifrpatiw. 
ripfjuiv,  -uii'Of,  b,{fT.  rrpi)  bcfnrr,  .Tml 
(i/ii  tnhe)  the  summit  nfninnun- 
lain,      cliff;     a    mound,    heap, 
bnnk, 
rip/iiro,  3  oin.  prrs.  opt.  pnHc.  of 
IIpi'Y/»ii,  (prrlinpo  fr.  irtpdio  lo  paM 


lo  niioltnr)   In   buy,    purchatt, 
prncurc,  rum  ;  lo  hire, 
npiniitvof,  p:ir.  mid.  —  npideOai, 
int.  pres.  mid.  of  laiU 


11 PO 


npo 


II  PO 


nptafitiiK,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  next)  the  son 
of  Pruitn. 

ripia/ioti  -ou,  i,  Priam,  king  of 
Troy. 

ripiuiro;,  Ion.  np^iTofj-oi',  it,Pria- 
pus,  the  giKinlian  of  gardens 
and  obscenity  ;  the  mate  mem- 
ber. 

XlplaTo,  Ion.  Ibr  trpiaTo,  3  sin. 
nnpf.  ind.  mid.  of  n-pia^iai. 

Tlp(^u),  same  as  nptui. 

Tlpif,  before,  ere  ;  formerly,  sooner; 
before  th(U,  previously  to,  untiL 

np/>'i7,  before  that,  previously  to, 
until,  more  commonly  written 
Trpiv  >}. 

nplvivoi,  -n,  -or,  (fr.  next)  of  the 
holm,  of  oak,  oaken  ;  strong, 
firm,  stout,  durable. 

npivos,  -ou,  fi,  the  holm  or  scarlet- 
oak,  the  oak. 

Tlpiaas,  -aaa,  -av,  n.  pi.  irpfjavrtj, 
par.  1  a.  act.  —  nptaOeiSi  -cTca, 
•h,  par.    1  a.  pass,  of  nplu  or 

TTpli^lO. 

npioKai,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  LaU  Priscus) 
Priscas,  a  man's  name. 

UploKiWa,  -ri'i,  fi,  (fr.  Lat.  Pris- 
cilla,  dim.  of  last)  Priscilla,  a 
woman's  name. 

npiirrijp,  -rjpos,  h,  (fr.  ffpfo)  to  saw) 
a  saw. 

npi(jTripoiiifii,-ioi  -oi;s,5,^,(fr.  last, 
and  ttioj  form)  having  the  form 
or  appearance  of  a  saw ;  toothed 

TLplartii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  npiia  to  saw)  a 
sawyer. 

Jlpi(rTos,-fi,-iv,  (fr.  next)  cut  with 
a  saw,  sawed. 

npi'ui  or  npi'^o),  f.  -am,  p.  vlirptKa,  to 
cut  with  a  saw,  saw,  cut  asunder; 
to  grind  or  gnash  the  teeth ;  to 
bind,  lie,  fasten  ;  to  buy,  pur- 
chase. 1  a.  ind.  act.  tKpiaa.  per. 
ind.  pass,  n-trrpicftai,  -aa(,  -arai. 

1  a.  ind.  pass,  enpiadrjv'  par. 
irptadci;. 

Xlplui,  Ion.  and  Att.    for  evpiaao, 

2  sin.  impf.  ind.  mid.  or  Upiui 
for  rrpiaao,  pres.  impr.  mid.  of 
■zplriftt  for  rpi'u,  to  buy. 

npi'uv,  -ovoi,  b,  (fr.  TTpl<i>  to  saw)  a 

saw. 
Tlpb,  before,  in  front  of,  in  presence 
of;  previous,  antecedently  to; 
for,  because  of,  on  account  of;  in 
defence  of,  for  sake  of;  in  pre- 
ference, above,  beyond;  forth, 
further,  forward. 
Upoa^uyuv,  par.  2  a.  act  Att.  of 

irpoiyu). 
npodyycXa,  n.  pl.neut.  of 
ripodyycXoj,  -ov,  b,  I'j,  (fr.  irpd  be- 
fore, and  dyYC^oi  a  messenger) 
farerunnini^,  foretelling.    Subs. 
a  forerunner,  harbinger. 
Tlpoiiyei,  -yevai,  3  sin.  and  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  —  llpoiiyav,  pres.  inf. 
act.  —  npodyo,  3  sin.  pres.  sub. 
act. — Tlpudyovrti,  -yovaai,  -yov- 
aai,  -youffi/j,  cases  of  npoaywv, 
-ovaa,-ov,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  7rp«- 
dyii). 
ripoayop'idj,  see  irpoayopcOu. 
llooay6ptv<rii,  -toj,  Alt.  -cwi,  fi,  (fr. 
next)    a  foretelling,     prediction, 
warning  ;  a  derwuncemenl,  pro- 


clamation^ irUerdiclion,  outlaw- 
ry- 
ripadyopct'ui,  f.  •cuffbi,  and  ITponyi 
pu'u),  (fr.  -rpi  before,  and  ityupcvu 
to  liurangue )  to  predict,  foretell, 
forewarn ;  to  announce,  pro- 
claim, publish,  declare  ;  to  testi- 
fy, bear  witness  ;  to  speak  for, 
plead  the  cause  of. 
Xlpodyiii,  f.  -d^ia,  (fr.  same,  and 
dyu}  to  lead)  to  lead  the  way, 
precede,  go  before  ;  to  lead  before, 
lead  forward,  conduct,  bring  out 
or  forth  ;  to  proceed,  advance, 
go  forward  ;  to  bring  to,  ex(dl, 
promote,  advance;  to  provoke, 
incite,  impel,  instigate,  urge;  to 
seduce,  prevail  upon,  induce ;  to 
shed,  emit,  discharge ;  to  excel, 
stirpass;  to  prefer. 
npoayii)ytva>]i,  2  sin.  I  a.  sub.  act. 

of 
IIpoaycuyti'Ki),   (fr.    -irpu  forth,  and 
dyu)  to  lead)  to  lead  out  ;  to  pros- 
titute. 
ITpoayuyi),  -qj,  Ij,  (fr.  same)  ad- 
vancement,   promotion,     prefer- 
ment ;  prostitution. 
npoaywyoj,  -ov,   b,  (fr.    same)   a 

pimp,  procurer. 
Elpoayuv/^ofiai,  (fr.  irpd  before,  and 
aymyil^onai  to  contend,  th.   ayHv 
a  contest)  to  fight  before  another 
or  beforehand. 
npoa^iKf'u  -(3,  f.  -)/<7U),  p.  TtporjblKr]- 
Ka,  (I'r.  same,  and  aikKiw  to   in. 
jure)  to  injure  before,  wrong  first ; 
to  provoke,    pass.    IIpoa^Kcfo/jai 
-oii^ai.  per.  par.  pass.  nporiSiKr]- 
/nt'voj. 
Upoaiiiofiat,  (fr.  same,  and  aiiio- 
fiai  to  revere,  th.  ai^iis  modesty) 
to  revere,  reverence  or  respect    a 
person  before  others. 
npoaip£?rai,  3  sin.  cont,  pres.  ind. 

mid.    of 
ripoaipfo^oi  -oijfiai,  see  -npoaipciii. 
Hpoaiptirij,  -to;,    Att.  -tuf,  ;;,  (fr. 
TTpoaipfti)  to   prefer)  a  purpose, 
design,  plan ;  will,  choice,  desire, 
preference;      a   faction,     party, 
sect. 
Ilpoaiptrfoj,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  to 
be  preferredf&ic.  according  to  the 
verb. 
npoatptriKif,-)!,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  ca 
pable  of  making  a  choice,    deli 
berating,  consulting ;  voluntary, 
free. 
npoacpcrd;,  -}],  -bv,  (fr.  same)   vo- 
luntary, of  our  own  clwice,  free  ; 
preferable. 
Ilpoaipiu)  -u,   (fr.  irpb  before,  and 
aipto)  to  take)   to  draw  out  or 
forth,  bring  out  of  a  store.  Tlooai- 
piouai  -ovpat,  to  take  one  thing 
before    another,    prefer,     choose, 
select ;  to  determine,  resolve,  de- 
cide ;  to  design,  plan.  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  irpouXdpriv,  -oil,  -tro.   per. 
ind.   mid.  -rrpofijiripai,  -cat,  -rai. 
Tipoaipovftii/oii,  d.    pi.   pres.    par. 

pass.  cont.  of  last. 
riooaiTia'ofiai  -iofini,  f.  -doopai,  (fr. 
vpb  before,  and  niridopai  to  ac- 
cuse, th.  atria  blame)  to  accuse, 
aUege  or  convirj,  before ;  to 
(484) 


proi'c,  show,  cotivinct.  1    a.   ind. 

mid.  Trpoi)r<u<rii/ji)i',  -ui,  -aro,  in 

I  pi.  npoi/TtaadpcOa. 
UponKiiK'tvhi,  feni.  per.   par.  mid. 

Att.  of  TrpoaKOViii, 
UpoaKovrt^u),  (fr.  irpi  forward,  and 

aKoiirl^u)  todarl,  th.  axufadurt) 

to   hurl,  fling    out,   dart   forth, 

shoot. 
npoaKOVu),  f.  -ofiffu,  p.  ■npofiKovKa, 

(fr.   jrpd  before,    and    axoOoi  to 

hear )  In  hear  before,  leamalready. 

1   a.   ind.  act.   npoi'iKovaa.  per. 

ind.  mid.  7rpoi)»cou,  Att.   vpoaKfi- 

Koa,  fr.  which  par.   rtpoaKtjKowi, 

-Kovhi,  -K06i. 

npouXi({,  -t'oj.  -oBj,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  next) 
ready,  quick,  hold,  rash,  precipi- 
tate, headlong,  steep. 
Upod\Xopai,  (fr.  npb  forward,  and 
iiWoitai  to  leap)  to  leap  forward. 
Tlpoapaprdvia,    f.     -apapr/iau).     p. 
-ilftdprnxa,  (fr.  wpo  before,  and 
apaprdvu)   to  err)   to  sin  before, 
commit  a  fault  previously,  per. 
par.  act.  irpoij/jupnjiciif,  -tia,  -6s, 
npoai'a/3uiV(i),(fr.same,  ava  up, and 

jiaivu)  to  go)  to  go  up  before. 
TlpoavaXlaKOi,  (fr.  same,  avd  intens. 
and  aXiV/fu  to  take)  to  consume, 
destroy  ;  to  waste,  ruiti  or  over- 
throw first. 
npoavafif'Xxu),  f.  -4'<<),p.  itpoavapi- 
/j£X(/iu,  (fr.  same,  at/U  again,  and 
^ifXTriD    to  sing)   to  sing  before, 
lead  in  singing. 
Upoavaaeiw,  (fr.  same,  and  ocio)  to 
shake)  to  shake  or  stir    up  be- 
fore. 
TlpoavaTaTToi  or  -aaoi,  (Ir.   same, 
and  t-4tt(i)  to  order)   to  rank  he 
fore,  prefer,  promote  ;  to  fringe, 
border,  trim. 
npoai'aTfXXi<),(fr.  same,  andrAXu 
to   rise)  to   rise  first  or  before, 
spring  up  before. 
npori^ta),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  irpodyii). 
npoan-ayyj'XXu,  (fr.  xp')  beibre,  am) 
from,  and    ayyi'^\ij)  to  bring  a 
message)    to    tell    before,   fore- 
warn ;  to  tell  openly. 
npoavc\Ouv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of 
U.pi>aTT(pxopai,  (fr.  Ttpb  before,  avi 
from,   and   ipxopat  to  go)  to  go 
away  sooner,  depart,   retire,  rc- 
treai,  go  off"  before  another. 
TlpoairtiXOov,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 
nooa7roocc'Ki'u/i(,(fr.  7rp4  before,  atrb 
from,  and  icUvvftt  to  show)  to 
sliow,  demonstrate  before. 
UpoavoScixSivrmv,  g.  pi.  1  a.  par. 

pass,  of  last. 
npoairoOt'i'iaKia,  (fr.  TrpJ  before,  and 
awoOw)<7K(i)  to  die)  to  die  viitime- 
ly,  die  before  another. 
TlpoavoKTclvu,  f.  -ivw,  (fr.  same, 
anb  intens.  and  ktcivui  to  kill)  to 
kill  or  slay  before. 
ripoapTrd^ui,  (fr.  same,  and  iovd^io 
to  seize)   to  snatch,  lake  before 
another, 
TlpoairuXapPdviD,    (fr.     same,   avb 
from,  and  Xajiiidvo)   to  take)  to 
receive  before, 
UpooTTdWvpt,  (fr.  same,  and  ijXXuyit 
to  destroy)  to  destroy  or  perish 
before. 


npo 


npo 


npoflfft/u),  f. -i/coj,  (fr.  same,  andj  npoj3f|3i7K(is, -tiTa, -Jf,  n.  pi. -/Sr;- 
afficiiii  to  practise)  to  exrrcue  or|  norrf,  par.  per.  act.  of  rpo/Jai'iu. 
praciise   bejurehand ;  to  instmct'Ilpojicfi^rifivos,  -rj,  -or,  per.   p»r, 


preparatorili/. 

npoacrrifui,  (fr.  ipd  before,  and 
affiri?  a  sUieW)  to  gvm-d  with  a 
shield,  prottct,  defend, 

TlpodcTuov,  also  Uponarritov,  -ou, 
ri,  (fr.  Trod  before,  and  a'<rrL'  the 
city)  the  suljurbs. 

IlpoavXtoi;  and  Tlpdav^ov,  -ov,  rb, 
(fr.  same,  and  ai'At)  the  Jiall)  a 
porch,  gati-way. 

Tlpoa6\tov,  -ov,  tH,  (fr.  same,  and 
avXo;  a  pipe)  «  prelude  or  orer- 
lure,  performed  on  pipes  or 
flutes. 

noiiia,  for  Tpo0jjdt,  2  a.  impr.  act. 
ot   TTOoliairiit. 

XlpoPSSn^',  (fr-  -poQalvia  to  go  be- 
fore )_/onrarf/,  moving  on. 

Xlpu^aivc,  prcs.  impr.  act.  of 

Xlpojiaivtt,  f.  mid.  -lii'itrofiai,  p.  -/?/- 
(itjKa,  (fr.  trpd  before,  and  /3aiVw 
to  go)  to  go  forth  ot  forward,  ad- 
vance, proceed,  march  ;  to  go 
before,  fitrpass,  excel;  to  be  in 
authority,  have  the  command; 
to  succeed,  prosper,  per.  par. 
act.  iTpojStpriKus,  -vta,  -6(,~  a.act. 
ind.  irpoiilriv, -Vii-v'  P^r.  Tpojid^. 

npo/Ja'XXo),   f.   -iiaXu,  (I.  -lUpXyjKa, 

(fr.    rpd   before,  and  /iaXXu)  to 
throw)  to  tltrow,fling  or  cast  forth 
or  away  ;  to  send  or  put  fortiL, 
produce  ;  to  propound,  offer,  pro- 
pose ;  to  produce,  Itring  forward, 
exhibit  ;  to  expose.  ITpo/JaXXo/im, 
to   throw  over  or   before,  screen, 
cover,   spread  over  ;    to  defend, 
protect,  /ortify  ■  to  offer,  present, 
thrust  farujQxd  ;    to  project,  jut 
out  ;  to  claah,  pretend,  disguisr.^ 
fei^   ;      to     accuse,     impeach, 
charge  ;  to  hate,  dislike,  reject ; 
to  cunvfos,  court,   solicit ;    to  be 
appointed,    tiected    or    created; 
to   irUrrpose,    oppose,  put  in  the 
way  or  in  tite  front,  resist ;  to  ex- 
cel,   surpass.     2   a.    art.     ind. 
rp»//1<iXoV   mib.    epofidXtii,    -t,f, 
-17,  3  pi.  irpo/?dXuiTi,   pres.    par. 
pass.   irpo/juXXd/iiioj.    per.    ind. 
mid.  vpojUlMa, 
npo/JriXoiTo,  3  sin.  2  a.  opt.  mid. 
—  npo/3aXovTo,  Ion.  for  trpot/}<f- 
Xotrro,  3 pi.  2  a.  ind.  mid. — ripo- 
PaX6vTwv,  g.  pi.  2  a.  par.  act. — 
n/)o/!ijX<i)<7(,  3  pi.  2  a.  Hub.  act. 
of  lout. 
np»/?')(,   -aaa,  -iv,  2  a.  par.  act. 

of  upolialvu. 

npifllioK,  -io{,  AlL-i«{, /,,(fr.  wpo- 

3alv»>  to  150  before,  th.  (iahut  to 

go)   a  going  on,  progression,  ad- 

i-anre,    increase ;    a  Jlork,  hrrrL, 

stork  ;  profits  arising  from  florki. 

Wpoflaotiiviov,  -ov,  ri,    (fr.  roi  lio 

fijre,  ami  ftaoicatnii  to  fanrinatc) 

a     charm     agmnnt    fascination, 

cnunier  charm;  a  scart-crow. 

npoftarltn^,  -i),  -iv,  (fr,  ticxt)  nfoT 

belonging  to  shrrp, 
npiPSrov,  -nv,   ri,  (fr.  npi  bcforo, 
and   /}n/i'M   to  ){n)   shfcp,  rattle 
pi.  n.  irp6flaTn,  d.  ^pnfitlroif. 
Vlpo^iliriKi,  3  sin.  per.  md.  act  — 


pass,  of  -poi^dWii) 
\lpojii^ov\a,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  -rpo- 

jioiXopni. 
npiJ/3i?jUi,  obs.  for  which  Tpo^alvby- 
TlpupfictTut,  3  sin.    1  f.  ind.  mid. 

of  ■rrpoflairio. 
IIpo(J(/ia'ftei,  f.  -aau),  (fr.  rpu  before, 
and  iiijSd^u)  to  make  walk)  to 
produce,  bring  forward,  exhibit  ; 
to  incite,  urge,  instigate  ;  to  ad- 
vtrtise,  warn  or  advise  before- 
hand ;  to  j/romote,  aid,  assist, 
serve  ;  to  improve,  advance, 
prosper,  succeed.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
-po[[iijiaaa,  1  a.  pass.  ind.  zpoc- 
liifidcBijv  par.  TpoliijiacOcl(. 
Ilpofituoiiai  -ovitat,  (fr.  same,  and 
fiidu)  to  live)  to  live  before,  pre- 
cede. 
npo/3Xfi:(D,  f.  -i/  0),  p.  -(iffiXtipa,  (fr. 
same,  and  ji\iit<ji  to  look)  to 
look  forv.ard,  foresee ;  to  provide, 
guard  against,  beware  of.  1  f. 
ind.  mid.  Tpo(iM\j,opai.  1  a.  mid. 
ind.  -rpoeffXi^diirfv,  -ui,  -aro. 
Tlpoj^Xcxpdiicvog,  -tj,  -or,  I  a.  par. 

mid.  of  last. 
npdjiXiipa,  -«705,  rd,  (fr.jTrpi before, 
and  /3rt'XX(j   to  ihrov.)   a  protec- 
tion,   guard,    shield,    defence,   a 
fortress,    rampart,    bulwark ;    a 
proposition,  question,  problem. 
HpufiXfii,    ->iTui,    and  np(i/<Xi)Tos, 
-ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same)  thrust  for- 
ward,  drawn  out,  exposed  ;  jut- 
ting, projecting,  prominent. 
npo/3(»;9f<i),    (fr.   npb    before,    and 
/Jof/tffoi    to   assist)  to  succour  be- 
forehand, assist  or  relieve  first, 
TlpofidXaiov,    -ov,     rd,    (neut.    of 
next)  and  UpdjioXoi,  -ov,  h,  (fr. 
npojidyXfa  to  [)roject)  a  projec- 
tion, eminence,  promontory,  rock ; 
a  rampart,  bulwark,  defence. 
npo/?(jX<iio{,  -a,  -01',  and  -««,  6,  fj, 
(fr.  same)  stretched  out,  extend- 
ed, jutting  out,   prominent,    ex- 
posed ;    opposed    intcrriosed,    set 
up  ;  put  forvard,aini(d,  directed. 
npojioXfi,  -j)(,  //,  (fr.  same)   the  act 
of  interposing,  ilefending  or  aim- 
ing,    interposition,      opposition, 
aim,  direction  ;    a  stand,    post, 
position,   nttitwU.   of  preparation 
for     attack    or    defence,   the  pre 
tenting    of   the  shield;  a    shot, 
discharge,    ifitlry  ;  th'  eaves  ;  a 
shed,    projection,     galleri/,     bid- 
cony  ;    n  promontory,    rork  ;     1. 
rampart,    liutwark,   fiirt\firatiim , 
protrrtvm,  defence  ;   a    tuit,  ac- 
tion ;  pUa,  excuse,  pretrntr. 
np<5/]')Xo(,  -or,  h,  »ee  irpo/iiiXauiv. 
ripo/Jooifif,  -Mo4,  li,  (fr.  irpd  l)cfo»<>, 
and   liioKw  to  fecil)  the  trunk  ot 


npo 

(h/  ^trvXi)  eounBcl)  tff  deiiheraUf 
consult  or  debate  in  the  senate  te-» 
fore  the  commons  consider  it  ;• 
to  jiroi  irfe  for,  foresee,  look  to, 
guard  against ;  to  pnside,  rule,- 

npoiioi\opai,  p.  iTpoiifjiovXa,  (fr..^ 
same,  and  iioiXofioi  to  will)  ta 
icisli,  prefr,  hate  rather. 

ilp<>l3ovi.os,  -ov,  i,  (ft.  same)  a 
cmmsellor,  senator;  9  magistrate, 
chief,  rultr,  prince. 

Upo  vdoTup,  -opos,  h,  ^,  (f?.  same, 
ai'iJ  yacriip  a  belly)  big-bellied. 

Ilpoyc;  'tvivfifoi,  -n,  -ov,  per.  par^ 


pass 


of  z. 


■poyevvaw. 


prolmscis  of  an  rtrphant. 
X\pA[inTKnf,   -ov,  i>,  (fr.  Dnmo)  an 

under  shepherd,  hireling. 
npoftovXivfta,  -rlrof,   ri,  (fr.  rwxl) 

previous  debate,  consultation,  the 

hrarls    of  a    bill,    outline  of  a 

statute. 
rtpo'JowXti'u,  f.  -tiirui,  (fr.  rpi  be- 


npoytyi)  iiif,  -via,  -as,  g.  pi. -yorii- 
Twv,  pft  r.  par,  mkl.of?rpoyivo//iii. 

Upoyeypunpiios,-'/,  -Of,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  .Tpoypa^w. 

Tlpoycivia  Ot  nf>oyf»(.«,  same  as 
rpoyi'vo;i(i(. 

npnyh'cioi, -ov,  !>,  (ff-  »pJ  before* 
aiid  viiciov  .a  board)  hating  a 
long  beard.  ^ 

Upoyci'fCTtpos,  -a,  -ov,  comp,  Oi 
next. 

npoynfii,  -ioi  -ovi,  «i  n,  (fr,  irpS' 
before,  and  ylvopai  tol>e>  bom 
before,  elder,  older  ;  a, '  "  ''ieestOTy 
forefather, 

np«)'£i'i«ui,  (fr.  rpJ  befcre,  an« 
ycvi'dii)  to  beget,  ill.  yipopi.-i  I  ''"® 
born)  to  create,  beget  orpyou^ct 
before  or  previous. 

Tlpvyivopiiuv,  g.  pi.  2  a.  par.  i.iid,- 
—  rifioylvuvr',  tlpoyivuvTv,  Itn. 
for  Trputy/ioi'To,  3  pi.  2  a.  ina  • 
mid.  of  TTpoylvupai. 

Upoytipdui  ot  UpoyijpuoKij),  (fr.  vpS 
before,  and  ytjpdw  or  yiipdoKia  to 
grow  old.  tl).  y^pas  old  age)  to 
grow  old  beforehand. 

tlpoylvo/tai,  f.  irpoyii<;«-0(iai,  p.  irpo- 
yiyii'iipai,  (ir.  jrpd  before,  and 
yivopai  to  be)  to  be  or  exist  be- 
fore ;  to  precede,  go  before  ;  to 
be  past  or  done  twfore.  2  a.  mid. 
ind.  npocycidpiiv  par.  n-pnyti'd/zt- 
t'of.  per.  ind.  mid.  vpuyiyova, 

TlpoyituaKoiTCS,  n,  J)!,  pres.  par. 
act.  of 

Tlpoyii'uiaKu),  1  f.  mid.  Tpoyruiaopai , 
p.  npuiyi'wKa,  (fr.  same,  and  yt- 
vtooKiii  to   know)  to  know  brforCf 
foreknow;  to  preditrrmine,  fore- 
ordain.  2  a.  nid.  act.   Trpo/yiwr, 
-u){,  -0).  per.   pass.   ind.  rpoty- 
lojafiaf  par,  irpotyiuiirfU'voj. 
npi5y>'waiSi   -'Of,    Alt.  -tuif,  f),  (fr, 
lust )  fortknou  ledge,  foresight,  d. 
Atl.  cont.  npoyviian,  a.  itpiyvw- 
aiv. 
npoyvuinrrif,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Bame)/orc- 

kniniing  ;  a  prophet. 
npo>iwiTrir»if,    -f),    -br,  (fr.  name) 
foreknowing,  foreseeing,  foretell- 
ing, Ti  irpoyfuimiKiv,  a  prognos- 
tic. 

nfoyovMt,  -h,  -A»>  (fr-  "«"'")  '"T 
longing  tn progenitors, forrfnthert 
or  parents. 

Hpiyovoi,  -wy,  oi,  (pi.  nf  next)  an- 
cestors, forefathers,  prngrnitors. 

Upiyovof,  -ov,  4,  fi,  (fr.  wpt)  before, 
and  ytinfini  to  be  burn)  bom  be- 
fore.  Kiibn.     an    anristor,    fore- 


fore,  and  ^ovXii'u  to  deliberate,     fathtr,  progenitor  ;  a  generation, 
(4«5)  ' 


npo 

rare.     Or,  (fr.  wpi  instead,  niid 
saiiii')  (I  strpsoti. 
Tlfdypaiiiia,   -urof,    ri,    (fr.    next) 
in   acrount  jmstcti   up  of  some- 
thing to  It  ilour ;  the  stil'Jrct  of 
yiiltic   tletmte    t>r    itixrussion,    a 
ItiU,  athrittsnnrnl ;  a  jiroclama- 
tioii,  tdii-t. 
lifoypaipio,  f.  -i/u),  |).  rpoylypuipa., 
(Ir.    TTpi  Ix'liiri',    unci  ypdipta    to 
write)/!) tiritf  bifore  or ojhn  time; 
to  tliscril:c  or  paint  opcnti/  ;    to 
pofl   up  piMttty ;    to  pro.icrihe, 
outlaw,  banish  ;  to  enrol.  1  a,  ind. 
act.  -,)of')'pa<|'a.  2  a.   ind.  pass. 
rpocyfjiii,'iii>;  -ijf,  -ij.   per.    pass. 
rrpoyiypafifiai '  par.    vpoycypuft- 
l>itoi,  -t],  -o^. 
Tlpoyvfiat'aafin,  -aroi,  Tj,(fr.  same, 
and   yu/ii(i^<u    to  exercise,    th. 
yv/ii'df    naked)    priparatiun    or 
exercise   previous    to   wrestling, 
boxinp,   &c.  discipline  training. 
Upo^afw,    f.   -lai'iOO),    p.    -6cSd)!Ka, 
'  (fr.  same,  and  iaiu  to  know)   to 
knmv  or  leani  beforehand.     1   f. 
ind.  mid.  vpoiai'iiroiiai.  per.  ind. 
mid.  :TpoSie7ia,  and  -iiina,  -iic, 
-£.  2  a.  ind.  pa.ss.  -rpoi^iiiiiv  ini". 
TpoiaT)vat,  Dor.  -Sai'i^crat. 
Ilpoiiiac,  3  sin.  per.   ind.  mid.  — 
npo6at}vai,  Dor.  npuSai'ijitvai,  2 
a.  inf.  pass,  of  last. 
npo(5f^o/if'i'of,-i7,-oi',  par.  per.  pass. 
— npuSe^ujKivai,  inf. —  DooicSdi- 
Kuis,  -via,  -os,  par.  per.  act.  of 
Tpoiiluitt. 
T[poiuc\of,  -ov,  h,  >/,(fr.  rp3  before, 
and  ^ti'Ai;  evening)   hejbre  even- 
inn,   afternoon. 
npoitKTwp,  -opos,  i,  (fr.  same,  and 
icxofat  to  receive)  a  protector, 
guardian,  patron. 
Tlpohfkionat,  (fr.  same,  and  Br/Xiio 
to    hurt)   to    injure    beforehand, 
bring  on  ruin,  undo,  destroy. 
Up6iri^'H,  -nv,  b,  t),  (fr.  jrpo  intens. 
and  iri\os  manifest)  obvious,  ma- 
nifest, evident,  very  clear. 
npoii'iXui,    (fr.    last)  very  clearly, 

evidently,  manifestly. 
npouia/}aXXu),  (fr.  npA  before,  and 
6ia(id\\(,)  to  accuse,   th.  (idWw 
to  throw)  to  accuse,  calumniate 
before. 
npoctaiTriati,-ios,  Att.  -t(of,  i,,  (fr. 
same,  and  ^mira  diet)  previous 
regimen,  preparatory  diet,  train- 
ing. 
TlpoiiidoKw,  f.  -I'd),  (f«.  same,  and 
liidaKit)    to  teach)    to     instruct 
previously,  inform,  forewarn  ;  to 
teach. 

IIpoii^oirj,-oD(ra,-d»,pres.par.act. — 
Tlpoiiliovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

npo^W(ii/i(,  f. -^wffd,,  p,  trf,oUf(i)Ka, 
(fr.  npu  before,  and  ^low^i  to 
give)   to    give  befm'.  another  or 


nro 


Upoiluitf,  -lof,  Alt.  -fui{,  i',  (fr.  irpd 
before,  and  iiilmu  tu  pursue) 
pursuit. 

lIpoi5(iK(i^(.),  f.  -iiaui,  (fr.  rrpd  before, 
luid  iVna'^ii)  to  observe)  to  ob- 
serve, watch ;  to  exjiert,  hope, 
wait  for  ;  to  lie  in  wait,  way- 
lay. 

Upvfotcfi,  -?,f,  t'l,  fr.  last)  «  jilarr  to 
watch  or  lie  in  nail,  ambush, 
snare,  decoy,  trap,  toils. 

np6(^()fioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  -irpd  before, 
and  (5(i^os  a  house)  a  vestibule, 
porch. 

Upofoala,  -nf,  f/,  (fr.  irpo^i'^w/it  to 
give  up,  th.  (V(Vu/<i  to  give) 
treachery,  treason,  perfidy. 

l\poh6Tt)i,-ov,  I,  (fr.  same)  a  bv- 
trayir,  traitor,  deserter, 

Ilpoi^oruui, (fr.  same)  treacherous- 
ly, perfidiously. 

npoi^ori'ni,"  a.iiif.art.  of trpotVi^u^t. 

ripoi'piifiiui-ij,  f.  -I'tcui,  p.  Tpofa^'fju- 
lit)K(i,  (fr.  TTpo  before,  and  fptfitit 
to  run)  to  run  before  ;  to  outrun, 
outstrip. 

Tlpofpnijiii',  -ovira,  -iv,  par.  2  a. 
act.  of 

Upo^piijo),   same  as   -npo^paiiiia  or 

ITOOToiX'^. 

Upocp'juos,  -ov,  A,);,(fr.  same)  run- 
ning before,  preceding,  former  ; 
speedy,  hasty ;  forward,  early, 
ripe.  Subs,  a  scout,  euhanced 
guard,  skiniiisher ;  an  outrider, 
courier  ;  a  lictor,  attendant  ;  a 
herald ;  afvreruniwr,  harbinger. 

TIpoivvTis,  or  rather  IIpu  (5i5i'rof,  g. 
sin.  par.  2  a.  act.  of  ^E/<i. 

npot/^ipao-ui',  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Tpopifid^u). 

TlpoiyKcifiai,  (fr.  irpd  before,  tvin, 
and  Kziyai  to  lie)  to  lie  down  be- 
fore, be  stretched  before.  | 

Xlpoiyvu),  3  sin.  of  rrpoiyvuv,  -las, 
-w,  2  a.  ind.  act,  —  Upocyvioc- 
/(fi'of,  -n,  -ov,  per.  par.  pass,  of 

TTpOytVUlCKIU. 

Upotypadiriv,  -r/i,  -rj,  2  a.  ind.  pass. 
— npofypat^a,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
7:poypd(pii). 

Upoit'tpuiiov,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  jrpo- 
rpixia. 

npoc^pcHo),  f.  -cvau),  (fr.  vpieSpo;  a 
president)  to  preside,  be  over, 
act  as  president. 

Ilpocffjla,  -rtf,  Ion.  -pin,  -'??>  '/)  Cr. 
next)  the  jirst  seat ;  precedence, 
pre-eminence. 

Updefpof,  -01), 0,  (fr.  rpti before,  and 
iipa  a  seat)  the  name  of  the  live 
select  senators  at  Athens  ;  sit- 
ting in  front,  foremost;  a  presi- 
dent, chairman,  speaker. 

TJpoidwtca,  -o5,  -£  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  i-"reg.  of  iroocliwfii. 

npiiiiKc,  Att.  for  vpoTiKC,  3  sin.  I 
a.  ind.  act.  of  Trpoinfi 

■  a 


_/fr»/,  tend  ;  to  give  or  dtliver  up,  i  IToocOfiitj*',  -eao  or  -ov,  -cto,   2 
ethanrlon,  forsake,  betray,  disap-i     ind.  mid.  of  r^poTiOripti. 
point  ;  to  fait,  sink  under,  fai^it.lupoti^i'vai.  Sync,  for  i:pociiriKlvat, 
I  a.  ind.  act.  ir-)oi'^u>Ka.  2  a.  ind.  I     per.  inf  ac     of 
act.  irpofiur,    uij,  -u.  Irinoitiiu)  or  npi.ei^.rjfii,  (fr.  npi  1"^- 

TIpoitKaaTnf,-ov,o,{fr.  rpd  before  or|  fore,  and  ctiit^  or  tiiriiji  to  knowj 
instead  of,  and  itKaarrif  a  judge,  I  to  perceive  or  know  beforehand, 
Ih.   fixTi  judgrnent)  who  Judgesl    foresee. 

t"  fore hcijul,  or  instead  of  wwther.'jlp'Jiiiui,  f.  mid.-crffo/iai,(fr.  same, 

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nro 

and  tliu)  to  sec)  to  sec,  perreiv 
or  know  beforehand ,  foresee,  fore- 
know ;  to  see  afar,  view  at  a  dis- 
tance ;  to  provide  for,  anticipate, 
guard  against  ;  to  nrknowlidge,  ' 
allow.  2  a.  net.  ind.  irpoiiiuv  and 
TTptiifiov  par.  rpoWuiv. 

UpoetXifitiv,  -ov,  -£T0,2  a.  ind.  mid. 
o(  irpoaipfu). 

np(ifi/y(,  (fr.  rpi  before,  and  c7fii 
to  go)  to  go  before,  precede  ;  to 
come  fonvard,  advance,  set  out, 
go  on  ;  to  pierce,  penetrate ;  to 
cor.ie  or  spring  forth,  arise. 

npourra,  -as,  -£,  1  pi.  -anev,  1  a, 
ind.  act.  —  y^pocmctv,  2  a.  inf. 
act. — \}poe7Trov,  -cs,  -c,  pi.  rrpoii- 
noncv,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  irpo/rrw. 

UpociprjKa,  -as,  -£Or-fv,  1  pi.  -ko- 
/!£(',  ind.  —  TipaupnKiiui,  inf. 
per.  act.  . —  npot/pi^^m,  -oai, 
-Tat,  md.  —  Xlpocipiipiiios,  ->?, 
-01',  par.  per.  pass,  of  npopjtiui  or 
Trpotpiut. 

\lp6tioiv,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  of  rpdn/ii. 

TlpociBTrifiil'as,  1  a.  par.  act  of 

lipociarifi-nw,  (fr.  irpo  before,  fij  in, 
and  TtijiTiiii  to  send)  to  send  un- 
to, send  to  before. 

nponxov,  -£S,  -£,  impf.  ind.  act.  of 

Trpot;^"'- 

TlpocKpdWtji,    {fr.  irpb  before,    i« 

from,    and  /Jo'AAw  to  throw)    to 

throw  out  before  ;  to  reject  before. 

npocKftavBiivu,  ( fr.  same,  and  fiav- 

ddvu)  to  learn)  to  learn  before. 
TlpoiKOTTTov,  -£f,  -£,   Impf.  act.  — 
UpoiKoij-a,  -as,  -£  or  -ev,   1   a. 
ind.  act.  of  irpo»c($7rT<j. 
npo£Kjr//nrw,  (fr.  irpd  before,  ck  out, 
and  Ti/iiTu  to  send)  to  send  out 
before. 
TlpoiKpiva,  1  a. ind.  acl.of  ;rp<j(fpfj'(i>. 
npo£/c(/)/pu,  f.  npot^niaui,  (Ir.  same, 
and  ipipu)  to  carry)  to  bring  or 
carry  outjirsl. 
Upoiysiiov,  -£f,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

7rpoAa/i/?n'vii). 
TipoeXavvu),  f.  -aaui,  p.  )rpo;?Xrt»t<i, 
Att.  vpot},i'iXaKa,  (fr.  irpu  before, 
anfl  iXavvw  to  drive)  to  drive  for- 
ward, ride  out  before  ;  to  advance, 
proceed,  jier.  pass.  irpofiXanai, 
Att.  rpo£X)/Aa/ia(. 
UpocXiyujitv,  1    pi.  impf.  act.  of 

npoXfyiii. 
VipatXciOl^>,  see  vpoipxonat. 
l]poiXcvat(,  -tos,  Att.  -£(of,  fi,  {fr. 
TTpofp^o^ai    to   go    forward)    a 
going  forward,    setting  out,  ap- 
pearance. 
flpoeXcvaoftai,  -ji,-tTai,  1  f.  mid.— 
Wpot\)iXvSev,  Att.for  7rpo)5Xu6£v,3 
sin.  per.  ind.  mirl.of  7rpo«'p;i^o;<a».     • 
np')£Ai;Aaro,    Ion.    and    Alt.    for 
TTpofiXoTo,  3  sin.  ppcr.  pass,  of 

7rpo£Aot3i'(u. 
rTpo£AO£ri',  2  a.  inf.  act — UpoiXOji, 

3  sin.  -eu)<r(,3  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act. 

—  npo£A0<ii',  -ovaa,  -dv,    n.   pi. 

-OivTCs,  par-  2  a.  act.  of  irpoip- 

XOjjai. 
UputXoiiieda,  I  pi.  2  a.  opt.  mid.  of 

TTpoaiprui. 
npofXm'^d),    f.  -tadt,  p.    lrpo>}A7rl^a, 

(fr.Trpd  berore,and£X:r('^uilo  hope, 

th.    cX-Kif  hope)  to  Iwpe  before 


npo 

others,  hope  early  or  from  the 
Jirsl. 

TlonifiavTciov,  2  sin.  impf.  ind. 
pass,  of  ■^pojiiivrn'oiiat, 

Tiooiitcy,  Dor.  or  Ion.  for  rpociraii 
2  a.  inf.  act.  ofr,potniti- 

npo£/iffiVru>,  (fr.  -fjj  before,  cv  in, 
and  ri'rru)  to  fall)  to  fait  toge- 
ther, meet,  coincide,  cloac  or  joiri 
together. 

npocidpx'>liti'i  1  f-  -^oiini,  [^r. same, 

and  o'pYK'  t^  'j'^g'")  '''•  "PX"'  '''^ 
beginiiiii")  to  begin  before,  rom- 
mertce  alrenrh/.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
Ttponip^a/itiv,  -10,  -aro. 
npocnyKiti;  inf.  act.  —  npotvty- 
kCiv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  rpoc^/pu). 

npatv/x"/""'  ('"''•  '^f^  before,  cv  in, 
and  f;^(j  to  hold)  to  be  held  or 
coiijintd  in,  be  entangled  or  in- 
volved. 

Wpotviip^aro,  3  sin.  -I'lp^acdi,  2  pi. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  7rpo£ca'p;^o/ia(. 

npo£jnf(Tirup,(fr.  K-pu  before,  t^from, 
and  aiff<ro>  to  rush)  to  rush  out 
■      forth. 

tlpot^avicTafiat,  (fr.  same,  and 
toTtifi  to  stand)  to  stand  up  be- 
fore others,  rise  or  start  up  too 
soon  or  prematurely. 

Upoc^i'pi,  -Of,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
€Coa  a  seat )  a  conspicuous  seal. 

npucnprd^u,  (fr.  TTod  before,  and 
iopTut^ia  to  celebrate)  to  celebrate 
a  frost  More. 

llooi-KayyiWofiai,  (fr.  same,  ctti 
upon,  and  ayyiXKia  to  tell)  to 
promise  or  aniujwux  beforehand 
or  formerly, 

Upolrtfmov,  -tf,  -£,  impf.  act.  of 
rpoir//iT(j. 

X\~uevqyyti\aut]v,  -a»,  -rtro,  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  nl  iroatnayyiWii). 

npo£iiXa(i,'?(jHi>,  f.  -Xn^u/iai,  p. 
TpQCi!i\i\j!<pa,  All.  ■KpuiTTci^iia, 
(fr.  rpi)  before,  £7r!  unto,  and  Xa^- 
/JaVu  to  take)  to  <<iAe  6«;/i;rc  in 
a/lilition,  ^rt  beside,  receive  as  a 
ri'ht  or  privilege,  occupy  more- 
over. p«r.  ind.  act.  Atu  3  pi.  by 
Cras.  rpoviriiXi'tiiaai. 

UooIku),  (fr.  irpi  before,  and  iiru) 
to  speak)  to  speak  or  /*//  io/orc  ; 
to  foretell,  predict ;  to  give  notice, 
warn. 

Uooipiu-u>,  (fr.  same,  and  jp/w  to 
I'^ll)  to  Ull.  describe  or  mention 
before  or  alrcnrly,  speak  or  t/c- 
e/«r(!  before,  forvlrlt,  prrdict. 

Tlooiovaat,  Ion.  and  P(h  I.  for  irpotl- 
pvai,  3  Hin.  I  a.  ind.  act.  — 
tlnotpvtaia,  Poet,  for  irpofpvffu,  1 
a.  fiub.  act.  of 

riiwcpuw,  (fr.  iro4  b'-forc,  and  rplJw 
to  draw )  to  drowfirward,  dram 
doom,  hnul,  launch. 

•rioo/'p^o/iui,  f.  upoiXtCaoiiai,  (fr. 
woi  l)cfi)re,  and  /nx"l""  '"  K")  '" 
go  or  '^'7'n/:  forwanl,  ndvntirr, 
proceed ;  to  go  out,  go  ahrniul ;  to 
go  before,  prrrfde,  arrive  Jirsl, 
outstrip,  impf.  ind.  iipotn')(_^iir)v, 
-«,  -iro.  2  a.  act.  ind.  irpiijAO'/v, 
•l(,  -r  sub.  s-poiAOu,  .;|f,  -J/* 
par,  iroo:AO'I»i',  -oCffa,  -rfi'. 

r\o6tf,-lru,  2  a.  nupr.  art TJpi- 

laav,  3  pi.  1  a.  md.  act.  —  IIpj- 


npo 

Mai,   2    a.    inf.   mid.    ot  roo- 

npoccSyu,  (fr.  Tod  before,  tij  into, 

and  dyii)  to  lead)  to  import  ,/fr»<. 

3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  lIpoeaiiiavTO, 

Ion.  ripotffiis'"'''''- 
tlpoccTavai,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  rpo/<r- 

7t;/ii  for  zpoiarrjiit. 
IIpofOTturf,  Ion.  Sync,  for  rpot<m;- 

nuTE,  2  pi.  per.  ind.  act.  and 
ripocffTuif,   n.  pi.  npo£(rru>T£f,  Alt. 

Sync,   for  roo£<7r;)icuij,  per.  par. 

act.  of  Trpo'('ffri;/i(. 
Xlpdca^ov,  -a,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  of  rpo- 

IIpojToi/ia'^d),  f.  -iiiru),  (fr.   roj  be- 
fore, and  hoifidi^io  to  make  rea- 
dy, th.   croijioi  ready)  to  make 
ready  beforthand,  prepare.    1   a 
ind.  act.  TpoeToifiaaa. 

IlpocvfiyyiXl^ofiai,  (fr.  same,  tu 
well,  and  ayyt'XXw  to  brinn  tid- 
in;;s)  to  preach  the  gospel  before  ; 
to  bring  good  news  ;  to  2>romist 
before  or  previously. 

TlpoevT]yycyit<T(lfii}v,  -w,  -aro,  1  a. 
ind,  mid.  of  la-st. 

Upoeipi'iTtvov,  -ff,  -£,  impf.  ind.  act. 
—  npoeiptjTcvca,  •a!,-c  or  -cv,  pi. 
-oaiitv,  -aai,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
Trpo<f>r!Tcvii), 

npoii^Oaaa,  -ai,  -c  or  -£i',  I  a.  ind. 
act.  of  rpo^ttvu. 

Upjf)^cini<jaro,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  j7oo;^£ipi'^«). 

Tlpoc^6peda,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  mid. 
of 

np'>f;^ui,  -tif,  -t(,  3  pi.  Tpoi^ovci, 
f.  zooi^w,  (fr.  ffpi  betbre,  and 
(■)((i)  to  have)  to  hold  or  have  be- 
fore ;  to  hold  out,  thrust  out,  throw 
in  the  way,  oppose  ;  to  drive  for- 
ward ;  to  pretend,  frif;n  ;  to  of- 
fer, propose  ;  to  have  the  advan- 
tage, surpass,  excel,  be  cmiyunt 
or  superior;  to  be  lofty,  lull  or 
high. 

noo£:^'ipi7<rni',  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act, 
of  rpi^ujp/<D. 

npa£u)pu«<}r£{,  n.  pi.  par.  per.  act, 
.\tt.  of  rpoop'j'io. 

npoi'iy}iyor,-C(,-e,^ni\X\p'}t]yiiyupqv, 
-'jv,  -iro,  Alt.   rediipl.  inr  flpo 


1)yov,  -£f,-f  or  -£!',  act. 


and 


Ttpa 


Tiydfirjv,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  ot  nnodyia, 

Wiiiiiiyivimt  -oiiftni,  f.  irpotiy'iaoiiut, 
p.  vno^iynpai,  (fr.  irpA  before,  and 
I'lyfofiiit  to  lead)  logo  before,  lead 
im,  preccUfhe  lite  chief;  lo  pre- 
fer. 

npni)yootun',  -iivof,  h,  rraw,  eroj)  or 
mnw  in  birds  ;   the  throat. 

np«<5y>p')f,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  Kni  beliirn, 
anil  ayaptvia  to  bnran;;uo,  lb. 
uyonii  the  mnrkil)  one  who 
spntks  before  or  first  ;  a  mover, 
pleader,  patron, 

rTp'/jyoiV'^oSi  -'(« -oi-,  (pres.  par. 
mid,  cont.  of  npo'iylnimt )  ante- 
cedent,  jirei  inus  ;  princi/ial,  lead- 
in:;,  chief,  primary;  foremost, 
highest. 

np7i;yoi.;</rw(,  ( fr.  Iwt) /rom  Mr 
prereding,  rJiir/ty,  principaUy ; 
V'illingh/,  profrsiplly. 

np',ni\-yO/fra(,   a.   pi.    1    n.   par 
pass,  of 

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npo 

npo7i^v:(i),  (fr.  vpi  before, and ^5i'- 

»u)  to  rejoice,  ih.  fp'^vs  sweet)  to 

ddight  first  or  at  first. 
ripoijfii',  -£(f,  -£i,  pper.  ind.  mid.  of 

■rpdetfit,  to  proceed. 
VlpoTiKav,   3  pi.    1   a,   ind.    act.  — 

Xlpoi'iKaro,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

ofnpotiiiti. 
npoj/n-oiiffort,  2  pi.  1  a  ind.  acl.  of 

upoaKoviti. 
npui'iKii),  (fr.  -irpd  before,  and  "iku)  lo 

come )  to  precede,  go   before  ;  to 

proceed,    come  or  go  forth,  ad- 
vance, go  on  ;  to  excel,  surpass. 
npofjAOor,  -£s,  -£,  Sync,   for  vpoi)- 

Ai'floi',  2  a.  ind.  act.  ofrpufp;^n^(ii. 
TlpoTjX-'tKoTai,  II.  pi.  mas.  of  np'j/jA- 

rivtjj,  -tirii,  -oj,  par.  per.  act.  of 

rrpocAri^(i). 
npor,nap,  (fr.  zpu  before,  and  I'/ji/pu 

a  day)  before  day  ;  during  day, 

in  dayti7ne. 
npo'/,mpr,7«u<r(,  d.  -rr]K6To>v,  g.  pi. 

ol  HpoijixcprnKii;,  -via,  -if,  par. 

per.  act.  ot  TTpoajiaprdvij). 
nuonv,  -ris,  -'1,  2  a.   ind.  act.  of 

rrpoi;-rf)'(fij,  -as,  -c,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

■rpoiprpu). 
UpjTjpcTTo,  3  .>in.  cont.  impf.  pass. 

ol  iTpoaioeui. 
Tlpoiipaatoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  voo  befiire, 

and     npiSii)     to      plough)    before 

ploughing, 
nporjpi^diini',  -ov,  -iTo,  impf.   mid. 

of  vpoipxopai. 
YlponoKrjadiirjv,   -w,  -aTo,  1  a.   ind. 

mul.  of  rpodffKf a). 
npitfiao^ai,  -rj,  -crat,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 

of  7po(i/^I. 
nporjTiaaduTiv,  -w,    -nro,    in    1  pi. 

-dfitda,  1  a.  ind.  mid,  of  irpoai- 

Tidofiai. 
Xlponroiji^atv,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  act. 

ol   ZOfiCTOlfidc'ii. 

npo''ixOni',  ->lij  -I)  1  '!•  '"d.  pass, 
of  ■apodyiii. 

UpoOiXvitva,  (fr.  ncj.vt)  by  the  roots  ; 
utterly,  totally,  entirely,  i/uile. 

npnOeXv/n'Oi,  -uv,  b,  i),  (fr,  irob  in- 
lcn.«.  and  ^jXivivov,  same  as  5/- 
Iti/Xov  flmndation,  th,  ?iio  lo 
[)l;ii:c)  pinched  by  the  roots,  root- 
ed up,  rxtirpaird,  mthverted,  over- 
thrown ;  Uffin  each  other,  heaptd, 
fiuntr  together, 

UniiOivra,  a,  sin.  of  TpoOfif,  -tlaa, 
-iv,  2  a.  par.  ael.  i)(  irooTiOnjU. 

npoOiavai,  ;$  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
7rpo0/u). 

X\paO{j)(!,io,  (fr.  irpd  before,  and  ^c- 
piyo  to  rciip,  fr,  5/p<j«  a  crop)  to 
reap  or  gather  before, 

rip'iO'ffif,  -(Of,  .Vll.  -tu)(,li,  (fr,  irpo- 
riOiiin  to  propose,  th.  rU)t)in  lo 
put  )n  selling  bifnre,  show,  eahibi- 
lion  ;  jirr delrrminalion ,  purpose, 
rriolulioii  ;    a  proposilinn,  jdmi. 

TtpoOiafila,  -«(,  ('/,  (fern,  of  m-xl, 
vir.  Sipa  lime)  appointed  lime 
or  day, 

npiiOfirfitof,  -n,  -01',  (fr.  irnnriOmit 
to  projio.'ie)  hrfire  appoinleit,  de- 
termined formerly,  consliluted  bo- 

j     ./"'"■'• 

I  ripiOiui,  "ame  nn  i;piTlOniii, 

'  np/5/ui(  (fr,  s-pi  before,  and  ilu  to 


npo 


nro 


nPO 


nm)  lo  run  Effort,  run  forward, 
run  towardi, 
UfMOitKt},  -f)i,  h>  (•<■•  rpoWOi/^i   to 
j>ro|H>se)  u  prvpu!iitton,llti>if; }iro- 
poftd, 
l\f)oeopi<j)  -iS,  (fr.  rpi  forward,  and 
^(ipu)  to  Imuiui)  to  bound,  stprinf; 
or  leap  forward,  i  a.  par.  jrpo 
Uopuv. 
UpdOvfta,  -Sto{,  ri,  (fr.  vpi  before, 
and  ^t'u  to  sarrificc)  a  prelude 
lo  a  sacrifice,  ojfhing  hrforc  the 
vifJim  u-as  slain  ;  a  victim. 
npoOvfifo^at   -avfiat,  (fr.   irfiiifli'fios 
ready)  to  be  ready,  v:illing  or 
zealous ;    to    eitdearour,    strive, 
study.  I  f.   ind.   pass.   rfoOvntj' 
•S;;<ro/iaj,  -i),  -irnt. 
T]pilUr^lia,  -m,  i),  (fr.  next)  readi. 
iiess,    promptncsss,    willingness, 
alacriti/. 
UpiOvfioi,  -01),  i,  (fr.  irpo  before, and 
^vftui  llie  mind)  alert,  read}/,  for- 
ward, I  a  gel,  desirous,  willing. 
TlpoOvfiwi,  (fr.  last)  wiUingly,cheer- 

fully,  readily. 
npo0(;po»',-oii,7-o,(fi'.  irpo  before,  and 

^I'lpd  a  gale)  a  porch,  veslihutc. 
TlpoidWiD,  (fr.  same,  and  uiWui  to 
send)  to  setui  on  or  before,  de- 
spatch.   1   a.  ind.   act.  jrpoi'ijXa, 
-05,  -£. 
UpoidTTTU),  f.  -^w,  (fr.  same,  and 
luTrru  to   send)  to  send  prema- 
turely ;  to  .und  before  or  far  ;  to 
dismiss,   drive   nway    or    down 
cause  to  descend.   1   a.  act.  ind 
7rpoiai|a,  -af,  -£'  inf.  77poi'a<|'a(. 
npoiai/t,  3  sin.   1   a.  ind.  act.  of 

last. 
EpoMfii',  2  a.  inf.  act — Xlpo'iliaOai, 
ii  a.  inf.  mid.  —  ripoi^cui',  -oTica, 
-bv,  2  a.  par.  act.  of  Trpoti'^ui. 
Upoui,  cont.  for 
act.  of  —poiiu) 
ITpoit/iai,  pros.  ind.  mid.  ofirpoif>/^( 
n«oiV^£v,  Ion.  and  lIptii7^ti'a(,Dor. 
for   -poiivai,   pres.   inf.    act.  — 
npoi<'/i£vos,  par.    pros.   pass.  — 
ripofirai,  S  sin.  pros.   ind.  mid. 
—  npotivai,   pres.    inf.    act.    of 
-irpotij^i. 
Tlooiiij)  -d,  same  as  zpoiriyn 
\\po'ilccOat,  pres.  inf.  of 
npoicof"")  ('■■•  'ff"  before,  and  i^u 
to  set  down)  to  sit  down  before 
others ;  to  take  the  command,  rule. 
npoi^o(ia(,  see  TTpoiaau). 
npoi>,X£,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

irootaAXw. 
Upoirifii,  (fr.  TTpd  before,  and"r;/ji  to 
send)  to  serul  before  ox  forward  ; 
to  tend  forth,   send  upon,  corn- 
mission  ;    to   despatch,    dismiss, 
sc-nd    away,   discharge,    let   go ; 
to  utter,  say,  divulge;  to  let  slip, 
omit,  pass  by  or  oi:er,  leave  out  ; 
to  yieliJ  or  give  up   to,  permit, 
allow ;  to  Tuglict,   slight,  disre- 
gard ;    to  throw,  fling  or  cast 
away,    reject ;    to  waste,   squan- 
der, lavish  ;  to  txjtose,  abandon, 
Jarsake.  2  a.  impr.   act.   Tifidci. 
-iro).   2   a.  ind.   mid.   zpon'fjijv, 
impr.  nooiao'  opt.  itpooiftriv  iiil. 
TTpoiaOtii. 
UpoUi",  (fr.  same,  and  ii;/ii  to  go) 


rpoitE,  inipf.  ind. 
,  same  as  7rpo'i'i;/(i. 


/<)  jnvcced,  a(ivance.  2  a.  ind.  act. 

irpiiv,  -rjf,  -i;. 

Upo'ti]Ti,   Dor.   for  irpoiTjcri,  3  sin. 

pres.  ind.of7rpoii)/ii,to  srmlaway. 

npoUii,   (fr.    TTfo]^  a  gift)  for  jto- 

thing,  gratis,  gratuitously. 
npoiKvlofiai,   (fr.   trpi   before,  and 
'iKffOfiat  to  come)  to  come  before, 
arrive. 
UpolKTiii,  -ov,  b.  (fr.  next,  or  fr.  irpi 
before,  and  ikItik  suppliant)  a 
beggar,  mendicant,  suppliant. 
Upon},  and  npoi(,  -kif.  f],  (perhaps 
fr.  jrpi  before,  and  Ikw  to  come) 
a  gijl ;  a  portion,  fortune. 
npoiJtcrOai,  1  f.  inf.  mid.  of  7rpo(»:- 

v/o/iai. 
Tlpoii:ircv<i>,  (fr.  TToi  before,  and  iir- 
TTti'o)  to  ride,  tli.  'iirvos  a  Fiorsc) 
to  ride  before  or  in  the  front. 
Upo'tatrw,    (fr.    TrpoTicn    gratis,    tl>. 
rpoif  a  s;it'l)  lo  bes/mit.    npotooo- 
liat,  and   also  ripoi'^o^ai,  to  re- 
ceive freely,  get  gratis ;    to  ask 
ahns,  beg. 
YlpoiaTiiftct'os,  -17,  -ov,  par.— npoiff- 

TiiaOat,  inf.  pros,  mid  of 
XXpoii7T)]i<t,  f.  TTpoari'iao),  p.  Trpoicrri- 
Kn,  (tr.  jTpo  before,  and  'icrrijxi  to 
stand)   to  prefer,  choose;   to  set 
■up,  place  before  or  in  front  ;  to 
stand  at,  by  or  over ;  to  syppli- 
rate,  entreat.     Ilpoioro^ai,  to  set 
forth,    (ifl'er,   propose  ;    to  cloak 
cover,    disguise,   pretend,  feign, 
excuse  ;    to    apjioinl,   set    over, 
charge,  give  authority  ;  to  prosti- 
tute,  expose ;    to   manage,   con- 
duct, carry  on,  attend  to.     In  f 
a.   and   per.    act,,   ajid  in  pass 
to    excel,    surpass  ;    to    preside, 
rule,  govern  ;  lo  defend,  guard, 
protect,    maintain ;     to    execute, 
discharge,  fiU  an  office. 
npoicr^w,     and    npoiV%o/Jrt(,     (fr. 
same,    and    ia-<(u>    to    hold)    to 
stretch  forth  or  out,  extend,  pre- 
sent ;   to  offer,  jyroposc ;   to  pre- 
tend, feign. 
ripoiwief,  -io{,  Att.  -CMS,  /;,  (fr.  irpb 
before,  and  (on;  a  shout)  pursuit. 
UpoKa,  (perhaps  fr.  same,  and  ukus 
swift)  quickly,  suddeidy,  imme- 
elialely,  directly. 
TlpoKaOccTtjKuis,  -via,  -S$,  par.  per. 

act.  o(  jTOOKaOiaTrifii. 
XlpOKaflr}yiuiiai   -oiifi'ii,   f.    -//iro^ni, 
p.  TrpoKuOt'iyriiiat,  (fr.  irpb  before, 
and  Ijyeofiai  lo  lead)  to  lead  the 
way,  conduct,  go  before,  guide  ; 
to  take  the  lead,  direct,  rule. 
npoKiiOriiiac,  (fr.  same,  and  KaBn/iai 
lo  sit  down)  to  sit  before,  preside, 
rule   over  ;    to   protect,    defend. 
inipf.  ind.  mid.  irpoeKaOi'ifxvv. 
npoKaBi^;),   (fr.  same,  and  koOi'i!;^ 
to  sit  down)  to  sit  down,  alight, 
settle ;    to    preside,  protect,  de- 
fend. 
UpoKnOicrrriin,  (fr.  salme,  Kara  ac- 
cording,   and   'iarripi  to  sot)   to 
appoint  over,  set  before. 
ripoxaX/ofiai,  (fr.  same,  and  (caX/di 
to  call)  to  call  out  or  forth,  chal- 
lenge, provoke,  irritate;  to  insli- 
1     gate,  exhort,  encourage  ;  to  sum- 
mon, invite. 

(488) 


IlpoxaX/^tro,  Ion.  lor  irpec«taX({cra, 

3  sin.  inipf.  of 
ITpoKaX/^a/iai,  (fr.  irpd  before,  and 
KuXiia  lo  call)  to  call  out,  chal- 
lenge, provoke,  irritate. 
npoicuXou/jivoj,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  pres, 

pass.  cont.  of  irpoitoX/ojiai. 
rTpoKu'/ii'w,  (fr.  irpd  before,  and  xiip- 
voi  to  labour)  to  labour  or  V)eary 
beforehand  ;  to  toil  for  anvther.  2 
a.  par.  act.  irpoKuftwv. 
ripoifiipijvof,  -01),  b,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kiiptjvov  the  head)  head-foremost y 
headlong,  precipitous. 
npoKarayy£/XavT£j,n.  pi.  par.  1  a- 

act.  of 
ITpo/carayyAXti),  f.  -fXS,  p.  vpoKa- 
Ti'iyytiKu,  (fr.  ffpS  before,   Kari 
according,  and  ayyAXw  to  bring 
a  message)  to  declare  or  sjieak 
beforehand,  or  formerly  ;  to  have 
announced.   1   a.   ind.   act.  jrpo- 
Kari'iyytiXa.  per.  par.  pass,  rpo- 
KartiyyiXyilvoi. 
UpOKaTdyo/iai,  (fr.  Tfili  before,  and 
Aaroyo)  lo  arrive,  tb.  ayu  to  lead) 
to  make  the  port  or  arrive  before. 
1  f,  ind.  pass.  irpoKaTu^Oi'iaouat. 
JlpoKaTaK^lvofiat,    (fr.    irpi   before, 
Kara  down,  and  kXi'iuj  to  recline) 
to  recline  or  sit  down  bifore,  be 
seated  above. 
npo/(araXa/3tir,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of 
TlpoKaTa\a^0avo),   (fr.    irpi   before, 
Kara    inlens.    and    Xu///3a'i'u)    to 
take)  to  lay  hold  on,  gel  or  seixe 
before,  preoccupy  ;  to  anticipate, 
prevent. 
npovdTnXSu,  (fr.  same,  and  Xijw  to 
dissolve)  to  overturn,  dissolve  or 
abolish   before ;   to  stop,  put  an 
end  to,  end  primuturely. 
TlpoKaTapKTtKii,  -r\,  -iv,  (fr.  same, 
and   (Ipx^   ''^^   beginning)   pri- 
mary, first,  principal,  chief;  pre- 
ceding, previous. 
IIpoxaTapri'^o),  f.  -/ffu,  (fr.  same, 
and  apri'^io  to  perfect,  th.  apnoj 
entire)  to  prepare,   make  ready 
or  complete  beforehand.  1  a.  ind. 
act.    irpoKaTi'jpriaa'  sub.   vpoKa- 
Taprlau. 
npodviTdpTi'ffWCTt,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 

of  last. 
npoKaTacKcvd^ij),    (fr.   same,    and 
oKivii^tji   lo  prepare,    th.    oKcvr) 
furniture)    to   prepare,  furnish, 
provide. 
TlpoKaraoKip^ioijiai,  (fr.  same,  and 
oKippdw    lo    grow    callous,    th. 
(TKip('oj  a  hard  sore)  to  grow  hard 
before,  become  inveterate. 
npoKaTct\tifinit'>j,  n.  fern.  per.  par. 

pass.  Alt.  oi  TrpoKaTa\uj)liiivui. 
npaKaTfpxofiai,  (fr.  irpj  before,  Ka- 
ra down,  and  Ipxojtai  to  go)  to 
go  down  or  descend  bifore ;  to  go 
before,  precede  ;  to  come  before. 
TlpoKar/iyyciXa,  -ai,  -t,  3  pi.  -ijy- 
ycthtv,    1    a.    ind.    act.  —  IIpo- 
Kari^yycXKa,    -as,   -£,    per.    ind. 
act.   —   ripoKarnyycX^/i'0{,     -r/, 
-ov,  par.  per.  pass,  of  irpo/caToy- 
y/XXta). 
npo<(aT;/f(£vof,  Ion.  for  -KpoKaQ/ittt- 
V05,  pres.  par.  mid.  of  irpoKdOn- 
Itai. 


npo 

UpoKarl^tiv,   Ion.    for    ^rpoKaet^tiv, 

pres.  inf.  act.  of  ::poKa6i?u. 
Hpoxardirrof/ai,  (fr.  -pb  before,  Ka- 
ra intens.  and  S-zTOfiat  to  see)  to 
go  before  in  order  to  explore,  send 
to  reconnoitre.  1  f.  par.  mid. 
lrpoKa^'o\p6flC^■o(, 
Un'JKCtfini,-aai,-Tai,  1  f  rpoKt^tro- 
uai,  (fr.  jrpd  before,  and  n-fT/iai  to 
lie)  to  lie,  be  placed  or  xet  before, 
be  proposed  or  offered  to,  be  set 
forth  or  dtspliyed  ;  to  be  laid  or 
stretched  out ;  to  be  present,  at 
hand  ;  to  project,  jut  out,  hrtng 
over  ;  to  guard,  protect,  he  op- 
posed or  set  against  ;  to  lie  out, 
be  exposed  or  abandoned  ;  to  be 
situated  or  lie,  be  at  or  near. 
prcs.  inf.  mid.  zpoKuadat. 
TlpoKiiiicvos,  -n,  -ov,  par.  pres.  mid. 
—  np^KciTat,  -Ktd'rai,  3  sin.  and 
pi.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of  last. 
lIpoKCKriovyiiiyos.^  -r),  -ov,  par.  per. 

pass,  of  iTpoKt]pvaaoi, 
TJpoKCKipufihos,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  per. 

pass,  of  rpoKvpdiii. 
npoictioui  -(b,  (fr.  Tpb  before,  and 
«i'(5w  to  empty,  th.  /ctioj  empty) 
to  empty,  drain  or  exhaust   be- 
fore ;  to  excavate,  hollow. 
tlpoKCxtipoTovniiivoi,  -17,  -ov,  par. 

pres.  pass,  of  irpoKtiporov/ui. 
TlpoKtjpi^avTCi,  n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act, 

of 
TlpoKrjpvaatii,  and  .\lt.  -ttu,  f.  -fu, 
p.  TrpoKiKt'ipv^a,  (fr.  re^i  before, 
and  KTipvcaiii  to  proclaim,  th.  Kn- 
ptf  a  crier)  to  announce,  pro- 
claim or  publish  beforehand  ;  to 
preach  or  declare  before  ;  lo 
warn,  predict,  foretell,  foreshow. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  rpntKfiov^a.  per. 
ind.  pass.  upoKiKrjpvyiiai. 
nooKtvivici'u),  f.  -ciaui,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kivivvivii)  to  venture,  tli. 
Ktviuvof  danger)  lo  he  foremost  in 
finht,  encounter  danger,  face  the 
foe ;  to  eTjmse,  rixk  or  venture 
for  ;  to  protect,  guard,  maintain, 
TlptKXi'nf,  -/to{  -/ouf,  h,  Procles,  a 

man'.t  name. 
riooifXnflfif,   -liaa,  -iv,   1    a.    par. 

pais,  of  rpo«fuX/o/ja<. 
Hp^f^riaif,   -lof,  Att.    -tii><,   ri,  (fr. 
iiame^  provocation,  rhntlrnge,  de- 
finnre.  ;  n  summons,  citation  ;  se- 
curity, batl ;  a  condition,  terms, 
IIp')«X(;r4,-, -o",  h.  t),  (fr.  rp')  b«:forc, 
and  tKiiii  lo  hear)  heard  of,  rele- 
brnteil,  known  ;    nf  nld,  ancient, 
fnrmtr. 
WpnKovh,  -»){,<,  (fr.  next)  progress, 
prnjicimry,    imjirotvment  ;    suc- 
cess ;  profit,  a'h'inlnge,  increase, 
aildition  ;    promotion  ;    income, 
reifnuc. 
ripoc'iirri.i,  f.  -'y'/),  p.  rpo<t/«o^(i,(fr. 
nph  (i)rw,-ir<l,  nnd  ici'irrio  to  ml) 
to  make  vat/,  git  forward,  jirri. 
eerd,  ndinnre  ;  to  impmv,  grnu< 
belter,  nrnrnd  ;    to  succeed,  pros- 
per,  impf  net    npolsorrnv,    i   n. 
ind.  act.  vpoUo^a.  pr.  ind,  mid, 
irpoir/ifoffn, 
T]p'>K6\povin,  or  -aiy,  3  p!,  1   f,  ind, 

act,  of  la<it, 
UpiKpi^ia,  -SJTni,  T»,  (fr,  next)  pre- 
3Q 


npo 

ference,  election,  choice  ;  preju- 
dice, prepossession. 
UpoKplvui,  (fr,  -pb  before,  and  xpivij) 
to  judge)  to  prefer,  judge  better, 
think  superior  ;  to  select,  choose  ; 
to    prejudge,    determine    before- 
hand ;    to  judge  openly.      npo- 
xpivopai,  to   excel,   surpass,  ex- 
ceed. 
npoKplats,  -los,   Att.   -tu)5,   1';,   (fr. 
last)  preference,  choice  ;   preju- 
dice, prepossession. 
UpdKOoaooi,  -T),   -01',   (fr.    vpi  for, 
and  Kpoaadi  a  fringe,  or  Kpoaaat  a 
staircase)  in  regular  succession, 
one    after    another,   in  front   of 
each  other  ;  said  of  ships  formed 
in  line  ahead. 
npoKV-nru),   (fr,    rp5    forward,    and 
KVTTw  to  bend)  to  sloop,  bind  or 
lean  forward  ;  to  come  out  in  a 
stooping  posture,  creep  out  ;    to 
burst  forth. 
ripoifOpda),  f.  -wffU),  p.  -jTpoKCKvputKa, 
(fr.  TToi  before,  and  kvpdoi  lo  ra- 
tify, th.  Krnoi  authority)  to  con- 
firm,  sanction  or   ratify   before. 
per.  par.   pass.  irpoKiKvpiopivoi, 
-n,  -ov. 
npoK'Swv,  -oi'o?,  h,  (fr.  Tp4  before, 
and    Ki'o)!'   the   dog)  Lat.   Pro- 
cyon,    name    of   a    star    which 
rises   before   the   Dog  star  ;    n 
hound. 
UpoKiifiiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kuifios  a  song)  a  prelude,  sym- 
phony. 
npdKuivos,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  same,  and 
(cuTTu)  to  cut)  foremost  ;  ready, 
prepared.       Subs,    a    foremost 
rower,  any  rower. 
nooXaX/u,  (fr.  same,  and  XaX/u  to 

talk)  lo  talk,  prate,  chatter. 
npoXu;)/3n'r(D,  f.  mid.  77poXi/>/.o;ia(, 
p.  vpoXi^.n'fin,  Alt.  rpot/XF;^n,(fr. 
same,  and  Xo/i/iii'iw  to  take)  to 
take,  get  or  seize  before  another  ; 
to  do  any  thing  beforehand,  an- 
tiripate  ;  to  overtake,  surprise, 
jirtvcnt.  2  a.  ind.  act.  irpo/Xa- 
/3ov, -£{, -t. 
ripoX/yu),  (fr.  same,  and  X/yu  to 
speak  or  choose)  to  tell  before- 
hand, forewarn,  predict,  fore- 
tell  ;  to  publish,  proclaim  ;  to 
choose  beforeharul,  'i  a.  ind,  act. 
TTpoiXcyov, 
UpoXilrtu),  f.  -\pw,  (fr.  irp4  before, 
and  Xclnui  to  leave)  to  leave, 
nbnndon,  forsake  ;  to  foil,  faint, 
2  n,  ind.  net,  npoiytnov,  2  a,  ind, 
mid,  Kpni\ii:iiit]v,  per.  ind.  mid. 
ffOoX/Xoini. 
npoXfXiy/i/i'/>(,  -r),  -or,    prr.    par. 

pimn.  of  irpoXlyu), 
IlpoXcXoiiriiTu,  n.  pi.  par.  per.  mid. 

of  irpn\tlnut. 
npoXj<i;](;r7«ri'ioi,  (ff.  irp4  before,  nnd 
Xfoyi7i'(i'bi   lo  Inik)  lo  talk,  chat 
or  com  rrse  before, 
TlpoKfitiny,  -ov,  n),  (fr.  nob  [trfori-, 
and  Xr;v4j  n  wmc  pr«-!i»)  n  vine 
press  ;  cavity  or  vat  lo  receive  the 
wine  frnm  thr  press, 
UpoXr/ipOui,  -hf,  -nt^  0.  Riib.  paM, 

of  ffOfiXfly//?rtl  fil. 

np<sXi;iXi(,  -lof.   All.   -rwf,  fi,  (fr, 
(4'^fl) 


npo 

irpS  before,  .ind  \af,(3dvu)  to  take) 
anticipation,  preconceived  opi- 
nion, supposition,  presumption  ; 
a  taking  or  seizing  beforehand  ; 

Prolepsis,  a  figure  in  oratory. 
npoXiz-dr9'  and  npoXi:rc5»r'  for  s-po- 

Xi^6vTa,a.,  sin,  or  ncut,  pi.     Or 

for  TrpoXijriiirc,  n.  dual,  of 
npoXyruiv,  -ovoa,  -ov,  2  a.  par.  act. 

of  rrpoXti'ru). 
XlpdXolioi,  -ou,  4,  (fr.  TTflo  before, 

and  Xa//j3d>'u)  to  take)  the  craw 

or  ^rst  stomach  of  birds, 
npoXoyof,  -01',  0,  a  man's  name. 
XlpopdOaa,  -as,  a,  Dor.  for  Ttpop]- 

deia. 
TlpofiaOuv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  Tzpopiav- 

Otivio. 
UpojjiaOtvi,  Dor.  for  ITpo^jjfltuj. 
UpdpaXos,  -ov,  I'l,  (fr,   Tpb  intens. 

and   ^aXof   for  oftaXbi  soft)   the 

agnus  caslus  or  tamarisk, 
nponavdnvta,  (fr,  same,   and  pav- 

6dvia  to  learn)  to  leorn  before.  2 

a,  ind.  act.  npoiiiaOov. 
TlpojiavTiiopai,  fr,  same,  and  pav- 

rivofittt,  which  see,   impf,   mid. 

TTpocpavrevvpr}v,  -ov,  -iro, 
npopaprvpupat,  f,  -ovfiat,  (fr,  same, 

and    fiaprvpoiiat    lo    testify,    th. 

prlprvp     a    witness)    to    witness 

beforehand,     declare,    denounce, 

warn,    par.   pres.  mid.   vpopap- 

Tvpdpivos,  -ri,  -ov,   1  a.  inu.  mid. 

Trpotpaprvpdptjv,  -10,  -aro, 
Tlpopdrwp,  -opos,  !],  (fr.  same,  and 

pfjTrip  a  mother)  a  grandmother, 

female  ancestor, 
T]pofinx>i^  -w,  f.  -jjffo),  p.  vpopcjjd- 

?/»;(fn,  (fr.  same,  and  pdx'i  a 
lattle)  to  fight  for,  contend, 
maintain,  defend,  support. 

ripoiiaxtwv,  -iHvos,  h,  Ion.  for  jrpo- 
finx<^v. 

Upopaxi^w,  f,  -Tfftt),  same  as  irpo- 
pdxopai, 

VlpopSxotf,  and  Ion.  irpopdx^ottii, 
d.  pi.  of  npdfiaxoi, 

llpopSxopai,  f.  -fiaopai,  (fr.  r.pi 
before,  nnd  /<n^(i/i(ii  lo  fight) 
to  fight  before  or  in  front  ;  to 
fighl  for,  drfi  lid,  maintiiin, 

X\p6iiaxoii,  -nv,  !i,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  in 
front  of  the  battle,  fori  most,  who 
fights  in  front,  of  the  first  line, 
an  advanced  guard  ;  n  cham- 
pion, unrrior, 

npofiHx'^v,  p.  pi.  of  Inst,  aUo 

l]poiiax'^''t  -lii'of,  f>,  [fr,  "pj  before, 
nnd  fi»'^o/iai  lo  lij;hl)  n  drlmce, 
fortification,  bulwark,  foi trt ss, 

V\pojit\irdlM)   -I'o,    f.    -I'/ObI,  p.   Itpnfil- 

lii\iTriKn,  (fr.  same,  and  /uXirn'ui 
to  nnnd,  ih.  pt\ii  it  conri'rnH) 
to  premrilitate,  think,  driirtiiine 
i>t  nrrancr  beforehand,  fori nist  ; 
lo  practise,  play  a  jinhuli  nr 
flourish  of  music,  jires.  inf.  art, 
Trpo;ifX(Trinv  -Tiv,  )  a.  ind,  act, 
irpot/itX/rjjffd. 

Upoiiiptitv'irr,  2  pi.  ronl.  pri'K. 
impr.  art,  t)r 

npo/ifpi/on'"'  -iS,  f,  -(((till,  p,  npofif- 
ptplpviiKu,  {fr,  rpb  lM'(f>re,  and 
fi/pi/iin  liiixicly)  In  apprihrnd, 
be  apjirihnisivr,  be  anxious  or 
solirilmis  beforehand. 


npo 

UpifitTpoi,  -*»,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
fifrpov  measure )  lull.  My.,  high. 
ITpo/ifruiirWioi',  -of,  tA,  (Ir.  same, 
'ami  ftlruizov  the    forehead)   ei»i 
ornament    or     defence    for     the 
forchend  of  a  horfe  ;  a  frontal  or 
frontlet  ;  skin  of  the  forehead. 
TlooftiiOetti,  and  -Oiu,  -ai,  and  Ion. 
npoft>)Ochi  and  -Oirj,  ->]i,  i),  (fr. 
irj'/ji?9i){     provid(Mit)     foresiglU, 
forecast  ;    carefulness,   wariness, 
circunispertion,  precaution  ;  pru- 
den  f ,  disrrtti'in,  wisdom  ;  pro- 
vidence,    guardianship  j     care, 
anxieti/  ;  resnrd,  esteem,  consi- 
deration, respect. 
TlpofirtOiofiai  'OOftai,   (fr.  same)  to 
provide  for^  take  care  of  regard, 
mind. 
XlpufiriBtvi,  -COS,  Att.  -f'ui;,  h,  Pro- 

mclheu.<t,  a  man's  name. 
TlooiinOhi,  -hi  -ovi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  npb 
before,  and  /lijioj   care)  provi- 
dent,    careful,     prudent,     wise, 
cautious,  circumspect. 
ripj/iTi'Cu),  f.  -vaio,  p.  TTOOiiCfii'ivvKn, 
(fr.  same,  and  iti/vvui  to  signify) 
to  signify  beforehand,  show,  de- 
clare, divuli^e  or  disclose  before. 
nno/iiyJjV'K,  2  a.  inf.  pass,  of 
nponiyt'Bfii,   (fr.   vub    before,    and 
filyvv[it  to  mix)  to  mix  with,  in- 
tnsiue  or  fie  concerned  with  be- 
fore, 
npiutvi'iirrpia,  -ai,  i;,  (fr.   irpi  for, 
and   fivdofiai    to    woo)   courting 
for    another,    matchmaker,    pro- 
curer. 
Xlpofio\i(o  -iZ,  (fr.  vpi  before,  and 
/loA/td  to  go)  to  go  forth,  pro- 
ceed. 
TlpiiioMi,  -lif, )';,  (fr.  same)  a  vesti- 
bule, porch. 
npo^ioi,-ov,  »,  i/,cont.  for  TroiS/^ayof. 
npaniu/iuj^/u)  -(i),(fr.  TTpd  in  defence 
of,  vtw;  a  ship,  and  ndvonai  to 
fif;ht)  to  fight  for  at  sea. 
Uooi'aov,  -ov,  ri,  Ion.  -npovijiov,  (fr. 
jrp't  before,  and  vni;  a  temple) 
parch  of  the  temple. 
nosir'/jo),  or  npiavifioi,  (fr.  jrpo  for- 
ward, and  vfiiia  to  pasture)  to 
dislrihute,    give,  bestow  /    to    go 
forward  as  in  grazing,  advance, 
proceed, 
riojioc't,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 

of 
noivoiu  -a,  f.  -I'luia,  p.  -rroovcvitjKa, 
and  -(ofiat   -o5/iai,   (fr.  nod  be- 
fore, and  voiui  to  think)  to  see, 
know  or  perceive  beforehand  ;  to 
pnwiilc,  take  thought  or  care  for 
beforehand  ;     to     study,    mind, 
regard,    pres.  inf.  act.   -rpovotlv. 
pres.  inf.  pass.  noovoitaOai  -ua- 
Oil. 
Wpovn}),  -n<,  li,  a  woman's  name. 
Tlpovofianf,  -aaa,-av,  1  a.  par.  act. 

ol  itoovoiu)- 
noovinrUA;,  -fl,  -^i',    (fr.   Trpovofw 
to    provide)    provident,    careful, 
thriushlful. 
Xloovoia,  -af,  Ion.  -I'lj,   -r]i,  !/,  (fr. 
same)  foresight,  providence,  care, 
thoughlfulness ;    prudence,    dis- 
cretion, wisdom. 
Xloovoitcvo),  f.  -tvau,  (fr.  next)  to 


npo 


npo 


go  out  for  forage,  plunder,  lake 
booty,  lead  away  captive, 
ripovoit!),  -fjf,  (/,  (fr.  rr^jd  before,  and 
vlfiu  to  pasture)  forage  ;  plun- 
dering, ravaging;    booty,  plun- 
der ;  captivity, 
npovoovfievjs,  par.  pres.  mid.  cont. 
— npovoovat,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 
cont. — ripnvoovfToi,  g.  sin.  pres 
par.  act.  cont.  of  Trpovoiio. 
npovovfttivla,  -a;,   >),   (fr.    Trpi  bC' 
fore,    liof   new,    and   ^I'/irj    the 
moon)   the  day  before  the  new 
moon. 
ripiyvMviov,  -ou, 'to,  (fr.  same,  and 
u)\p  tlic  face)  the  entrance,  porch, 
vestibule. 
ripoi'iif.  Poet,  for  Trpi  vixcrJf,  before 

flight. 
flpSf,  npoKii,  b  or  fi,  a  fawn ;    a 

doe,  hinit,  roe. 
np')fcif'u)-a),(fr.5rp!if£vo{  a  stranger) 
to  be  a  public  guest  ;    to  enter- 
tain or  fie  entertained  at  the  pub- 
lic expense  or  in  the  name  of  the 
state  ;  to  procure,  provide,  fur- 
nish ;    to  interfere,  arbitrate,  set- 
tle or  arrange  accounts,  interest 
or  other  disputed  mailers. 
Wpo^tvnTiii,  -ov,'b,  (fr.  same)  a  pub 
lie  entertainer,  an  officer  to  lodge 
ambassadors,  &c.  ;   a  purveyor  ; 
a    broker,  scrivener,    drawer   of 
contracts  ;     an   accountant,   who 
calculates  interest^   &c.   an   um- 
pire, referee  ;    a  manager^  con- 
ductor, matchmaker, 
ripo^tvia,  -«c,  )';,  (fr.  same)  hospi- 
tality, public   entertainment,   re- 
ception  of  ambassadors,   &c.   ; 
agency,     interference,     manage- 
ment, brokerage. 
Upd^eDoc:,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  -rrpi  intens. 
and  ffVoj  a  guest)  a  public  en- 
tertainer, who  receives  ambassa- 
dors, &c.  ;   a  firdgn  minister  so 
enterlained,  public  gucsl  ;  a  con- 
sul, agent  ;    a  broker,  manager, 
■matchmaker ;    a  friend,  compa- 
nion, cu-.^U'dnlanc". 
Tlpoohvui,  (fr.  rod  before,  and  5i5ei!(i) 
to  travel,  ih.  6(5oi,-  the  road)  to 
go  on,  travel  or  pas-*  before. 
lipioiriyHi,  -ou,  b,  i/,  (fr.  same,  bi)bi 
the  road,   and   dyio   to  lead)    a 
lea'ler^  gui'le,  cnmluctor^  escort, 
nooo(5onrop/(j   -ai,    (fr.   same,   and 
7t6poi  a  passiije,  th.  wiipu  to  pass 
through)    to    clear   the   way   be- 
fore. 
npi)o(5oToif(i)  -(3,  (fr.  same,  andiroitio 
to    make)   to   prepare   the   road, 
go  before,  make  way  ;  to  open, 
clear,  make  ready  ;    to  cause,  ef- 
fect, bring  about ;  to  set  an  ex- 
ample, be  a  pattern. 
npiSooo?,  -ou,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  going, 
marching,  progress.      Adj.    -ou, 
b,    II,    a    person   sent  forward, 
■icout. 
Uoooipiaai],  2  sin.  1  f.  mid.  of 
Xlpooiptfil^ii  or  -iH^oprti,  Att.  |^pol- 
/iia'^u,  (fr.  next)  to  make  a  pre- 
amble ;  preface,  premise. 
Xlpooijitov,  Att.  0poi/j<oi/, -ow,Ti,(fr. 
Ttpb  before,  ami  oljir)  a  path)  an 
opening,  preface,   preamble,   in-\      act.  of  jrpoiriKU) 
(490) 


traduction  ;  a  prelude,  overture  ; 
an  authoritative  speech,  proverb, 
adage,  wile  saying  ;  a  promise, 
profession. 
npoolfit]v,  -u'lo,  -oiTo,  2  a.  opt.  mid. 

of  irpoii;/!!. 
rXpooTTr/of,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  to  be 
foreseen. 

npodirroiiat,  (fr.  rpi  lu'lore,  and 
dirrofiat  to  see)  to  foresee. 

ripiioirrof,. -ou,  b,  !/,  (fr.  luM)  fore- 
seen ;  clear,  evident,  mnnifesl. 

npoopa'u)  -u),  (fr.  irpi)  before,  and 
bpiiu)  to  see)  to  sec  before,  fore- 
see ;  to  provide  for.  per.  act. 
Alt.  TTpociipaKa,  par.  rrpotup  iK(if, 
-v7a,  -(is.  impf.  mid.  Ttpuwpai- 
firjv  -li/itiv. 

ITpoopi^u),  f.  -ifo-ii),  p.  vpodptKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  Api'fu)  to  determine, 
th.  bpii  a  boundary)  to  decree 
or  ordain  beforehand,  foreordain, 
appoint,  determine,  1  a.  act. 
ind.  Tipoiiptaa.  • 

Tlpoupiaai,  -aaa,  -av,  act.  —  FIpoo- 
ptaOcii,  -uaa,  -iv,  n.  pi.  -Oivtcs, 
pass.  1  a.  pur.  of  last. 

ripdou,  for  npitno  vpoco  irpdov,  2  a. 
impr.  mid.  oC-:rp,tni"- 

U.poo(pci\6utvoi,  -ri,  -ov,  pros.  par. 
pass,  of 

ripooi^EiXa),  (fr.  vpb  before,  and 
OipciXu)  to  owe)  to  owe  before  ;  to 
bring  in  debt,  cause  to  owe  ;  to 
injure,  wrong. 

Upo-rruduvTcs,  n.  pi.  par.  2  a.  act. 

ot  vponria^^ii). 
ripiiTrai',  neut.  of  Trp6rra;. 
[Ipdrrannoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  vpb  before, 
and    irdrnoi    a    grandfiither)    u 
great     grandfather,    forefather, 
ancestor. 
Ylpa-jTupotOc,  (fr.  same,  and  ndpoiOtv 
in    front)    before,  forwards,    in. 
front  of;  conspicuously. 
Hpi'imii,  -aaa,  -nv,  (fr.  -apb  before, 
and     Taf     all)     universal,     all, 
lohole. 
UooTTda;^!!},   f.    mid.    -irticrofiai,    p. 
mid.    -rrivovOa,    (fr.   same,   and 
Ttdax}^  ^^  sufter)  to  suffer  or  ex- 
perience  before  ;     to   have   been 
wronged.    2  a.  act.  ind.  rnoiitii- 
Oov'  par.  TTpnmiOuiv,  •ovirn,  -6v. 
ripoTriirwp,  -opos,  b,  (fr.  rpo  before, 
and  Tt-irijp  a  father)  a  grandfa- 
ther, forefather,  ancestor. 
riptijrcipa,  -ai,   I'l,    (fr.  same,    an  1 
TTcloa  an  attempt)  a  previous  at- 
tempt, trial,  experiment. 
VlotTriinrui,  f.  -\pii),  p.  vpoviTTCiKlia, 
(fr.    TTod   before,   and    TrrnTrui    to 
send)  to  send  before  or  forward ; 
to    conduct    or     bring    forwonl 
with  honour  ;    to  wait  on,  attewl, 
accompany.  1  a.   act.  ind.  roo/- 
jrcp\pa'  impr.   -irpiiircpxpov,  -dr.ii' 
sub.  TpoTTf/n/'U,  -rii,-ri.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.  T:pofrrin(pOi)v,-r)i,-ri. 
np'JiTcpipOciit  -uaa,  -(v,  n.  pi.  -O/i  - 
rc5,  par.  —  VIooncpipOljval,  inf.  t 
a.  pass,  of  last. 
no'mfjrtvaiJfvoi  or  TlpoTrcrvciiivoi, 
7,  -ov,  per,  par.  pass,  of  zpo- 
■uvOdvoiiut. 
XloDiTCTrioKws,  -via,  -if,    per.    par. 


npo 


npo 


npo 


TIporaidvTa,  a.  sin.  2  a.  par.  act. 
of  s-pirri'irriii. 

nporircia,  -as,  i';,  (fr.  irpofftrijj 
steep)  rashness,  lermiritt/,  preci- 
pitance, pfTtnfss,  sauaruss  ;  pro- 
pensity, inclination. 

XlpoKCTii  and  UpovcrCii,  (fr.  same) 
rashly,  iriconsiiiiratity,  violently. 

ripoTcrn,  cont.  for  --in,  a.  sin.  of 

Ilpoirtr^f,  -foj  -ovs,  o,  l),  (fr.  rrpo  be- 
fore, and  ir{T<i>  same  as  nVni>  to 
fall)  inrlineil,  leaning  down, 
precipitous,  sleep,  headlong;  ;  pre- 
cipitntt,  rash,  inconsidirnte,  has- 
ty, violent  ;  forward,  bold,  petu- 
iant. 

npoiTfruf,  (fr.  last)  precipitately, 
rashly,  hastily. 

nouncfp  (Ifiiva,  Dor.  for  rporc- 
tfouaiiiia,  pi.  neut.  per.  par. 
pass,  of  vpo<ppn(iiijiai. 

npoinif.iiut  -a,  (fr.  Trpd  forward,  snd 
vrj/idui  to  leap)  to  leap  forward 
or  I  It.  f 'ire. 

npoirnXa»i'^(i),  (fr.  rrpo  intcns.  and 
iri/Auxi^u  to  dirty,  ih.  in;>Af  mud ) 
to  daub  with  dirt  ;  to  insult,  re- 
proach, revile  ;  to  abuse,  treat  ill. 
I  a.  par.  pass.  i:poirriXaKiadi.ti, 
-iioa,  -iv. 

ITporiiw,  (fr.  -rph  before,  and  n'ru 

drink)  to  drink  to  one,  drink 

er  up,  be- 


to  drink)  to  drink  to  o 
luaUh,  pleflge  ;  to  dcliv 


tray. 

Upo-irrovTcs,  n.  pi.  pres.  par.  act 
of 

npori'fro),  (fr.  n-pi  before,  and  t!-- 
Tia  to  fall)  to  Jailor  bentl  forward, 
fall  in  front  of  or  before  ;  fail 
down  Itfore,  supplicate. 

Tlpoiroii^u},  f.  -tau,  (fr.  wpb  before, 
and  »oo(f(i»  to  go,  th.  rroCf  a  loot) 
to  go  forward,  proceed,  advance, 
step  on. 

Tlponotiu  -u),  (fr.  same,  and  roi/u 
to  do)  to  ili/Jirst  or  before  another. 

np'jiroAXoi',  (fr.  same,  and  roAXoD 
p.  of  roXiif  mueh,  viz.  ^p6yo( 
time)  tfm^  ogo,  a  ton i^  time  past. 

ripdiroXof,  -ov,  h, .'/,  (fr.  same,  and 
TT'iXffit  to  be  conversant  wiih)  n 
minister,  servant,  attendant. 

rio'i-iTOfiriiu,  f.  -liaw,  (fr.  rpi  be- 
fore, and  rro//!Ttii<i)  to  g'l  in  a  pro- 
ccg-'ion)  to  no  before,  lead  or  con- 
duct a  procession ;  to  mprch  or 
carry  in  prnrrsswn. 

llnoiroitnf),  -T,f,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
-rofirn  a  procession)  escort  at- 
Irnilance,  conveyance  ;  a  retinue, 
train. 

rinir  .urjf,   -alt,  h,   f/,    {(r.   same) 
'"?   a   vrorrssirm,  attending, 
'•'•riing.   .Sub*,   a  liclor,  attend- 
ant. 

IlnoropM'o^m,  f.  -(f't;oiirii,p,  irpoiTi- 
r-6piviiai,  (fr.  rpi  lM-for<-  and  rtu- 
pti'm  lo  pa«!i)  to  precrdr,  march 
or  go  lie  fore. 

ripoiropti'iffj;,  2  «in.  -aovrai,  3  pi.  1 
f.  md.  mid.  r;f  laM. 

rioowoi-irrui,  (fr.  irpi  Ix-ffifp,  and 
npiirrio  lo  do)  tn  do,  net  or  per- 
form brforrhand  ;    to  be  the  Jirst] 


ready,  willing,  prompt ;  kind, 
benevolent. 
Uporpiiiiii,  -COS  -ovs,  b,  fi,  (fr.  rpo 
iiueiis.  and  Tptivns  steep)  steep, 
precipitous,  inclined,  sloping  ; 
leaning  forward,  prostrate  ,"  wil- 
ling, ready,  prompt  ,■  prone,  pre- 
pense, disposed  t' . 
HooTTpoKvXivconai,  (fr.  rpd  before,rc- 
peated  for  emphasis,  and  nvXi'i- 
ju),  same  as  KvXiu)  to  roll )  lo  roll 
or  full  at  the  feet,  anbracc  thi 
knees,  supplicate,  prny,  entreat. 

npoTpi'/iioj,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (Ir.  same, 
and  rpi'ftva  the  stern)  before  the 
stern,  all  before  the  poop  ;  total ; 
ruinous,  destructive. 

riporniu),  (fr.  same,  and  rrvu  to 
spit)  to  spit  out,  spew  forth. 

irpdirruKTCf,  -los,  Alt.  -fus,  fi,  (fr. 
same,  and  Trrdw  for  jri'rrw  to  fall) 
a  fall,  slip  ;  a  falling  down, 
prostration, 

tlpoxvXatov  and  WpdvvXov,  -ov,  to, 
(fr.  same,  and  iriiAi;  a  door)  a 
court-yard  ;  nn  outer  gate,  porch, 
portico  ;  a  halt,  vestibule. 

Xloorw\i]i,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
zu)Mw  to  sell)  a  merchant,  whole- 
sale dealer,  frst  seller. 

npopiri,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  UpopiovTt,  d.  sin.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of 

npop<(ii  or  Tlpoppeii),  f.  -[iait),p.  vpo- 
iljl/ivK»,(k.  TTou  before,  and ^f'u)  to 
flow)  to  run  or  gush  out,  spring ; 
tojiow  forward,  rush  on 

Xlpopliiui,  f.  ->',eij),  p.  TTpoipprjKa,  and 
Att.  TpoeipijKd,  (fr.  same,  and 
pf'w  lo  speak)  to  say  before,  fore- 
tell ;  to  speak  out,  declare. 

Up6ppncti,  -lof,  Att.  -ttoif,  fi,  (fr. 
same )  a  prophecy,  rjracle  ;  a  pro- 
clameition,  denunciation,  warn- 
ing. 

ripdp^i^of  and  np(5p/'ifof,  -ov,  b,  i'/, 
(Ir.  iroi  Inlens.  anli  jit^a  a  root)  by 
the  roots,  wholly,  totally,  utterly. 

ripif,  a  preposition  (governing  the 
g.  d.  a.  cases,  with  the  g.  from, 
out  of,  by,  by  means  of  bicenise 
of;  at,  close  by,  nigh,   near,  to- 


wards ;  for,  on  accnunt  ef ;  for, 
insteail  of;  the  part  or  duty  of  ; 
tn    at   with  ;  before,   in  presence 
"ft  '',y>  '"   '''*   neimc  of ;  willj 
llic   d.    near,    close   by,    at,     lo, 
agatnsT ;  in,   among,  with  ;  be- 
yonrl,    besiele,  moreover,  tn  addi- 
tion  to  ;    \^}lh^iiip    a.  '"'"i  t"- 
warels,  to,  unto,  iigninsi,    in,  at, 
vilb,    along    with,    betwein,    a- 
rnong  ;   by  means  ef,  on  account 
of,    through  ;    about,  nf  <ir   con- 
cerning ;   on   ncfoiint  ef,  for  the 
soke  nf,    in  cnmpnriion  ;  accord- 
ing   lo    or    as,   for,    instead   of, 
npA«  for  Ttpnalri,  more,  morrover, 
beside.   JJfiif  rt ;  for  what  ?  why  7 
wherefore  ?  tlpif  opOeiv  or  opOoft 
strait,  iliefct,      flpjf  knipui-,  srn- 
sonnhly.   \^pb^  nifiooluiotv.  ^mrfly, 
slightly,  Iriinsirntly,     !](•)(  n<f/Oo- 
vfav,  lo  abundance, plinlifully, 
lo  do,  execute  or  make  ;  to  do  orjnpiorf/V'tror,  -ot',  ri,  (fr.  rpi  be- 
pcrfeirm  for,  fbrn,  and  5;rt'/?^oror  ihr  Habhalh) 

UpiiTptwv.  -iiifoff    b,    fi,    inclimd,]     the  day  brfon  the  SiMalh, 

(JOl) 


Upoanyayc,  impr IlpoffayoyK*', 

int.  —  npoayaydirts,  '••  P'-  pof- 
— npo(7njo')'U),  -1,5,  .,,,  sub.  2  a. 
acl.  Att.  redupl.  —  npoauytn; 
pres.  inf.  act.  of  Trpnauyu. 

TlpooayyiWu},  f.  -uyycXi,,  p.  T;poa- 
>;yyiXiia,{fr.  jrpoj  tu,und  uyyiXXu) 
ty  tell)  to  tilt  or  dilivir  a  mts- 
snse  lo,  announce,  declare,  in- 
form ;  to  denounce  a  curse. 

UpoirayopcvOc  s,  par.  1  a.  pass,  of 
irpoCTiij'optt'ui. 

npoaayufivTlKis,  -ii,-bv,  (fr.  next) 
■  pertuintng  to  salutation,  congra- 
tulatory. 

ripoaayoptCii),  f.  -ciiaiii,  p.  vpiarjyi- 
pzvKa,  (tr.  rpo(  to,  and  uyrpivia 
to  harangue,  th.  ayupd  the  mar- 
ket) to  s]nok  to,  uddriss,  solute  ; 
to  nanie,  call.  pas;^.  npoanyopiio- 
pat,  -II,  -cTui,  I  a.  ind.  pass. 
■rpoariyuptidnv,  -tjs,  -n- 

Ilpoaayiii,  f.  -(ui,  p.  irpuoiixa,  (fr. 
rpos  lo,  and  dyu>  to  lead)  to  lead, 
bring  or  move  to ;  lo  draw  to 
one's  self,  attract  allure,  entice, 
win,  bring  over  ;  to  subdue,  bring 
under  the  power  of;  to  nppronch 
to,  take,  use.  2  a.  act.  Alt.  re- 
dupl. ind.  TTpooi'/yayw  sub.  np  o- 
ayayw,-]ii,-i!'  par.  irpoffuynj <iv. 

ripoaiiyivyii,  -ns,  >';,  (Ir.  las^l)  ap- 
proach, access,  introduction  ; 
bringing  to,  joining  to  ;  ullun- 
ment,  persuasion. 

Tlpoadyxvp^^  (fr.  Ttpii  'Oi  and  dy- 
yi'/ii  to  approach)  to  approach, 
draw  near. 

ripoaaelSui,  (fr.  rpif  to,  and  atliit) 
to  sing)  to  sing  to. 

Tlpoaaipiu)  -w,  f.  ->'jaui,  (fr.  same, 
and  u'ipiu)  to  take)  to  choose  or 
pick  nut,  select  ;  lo  adopt,  take 
to  ;  to  eidd,  increase,  2  a.  ind. 
acl.  rpofftiXof,  -tfi-f  '"'•  ■"pocc- 
Xuv.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  rrpoaciXdiiny. 

TlpoaaiTlu  -a,  (.  -»iffw,  p.  vpoafiTV- 
Ka,  (fr.  TTpds  '0|  and  iiirj'w  lo  ask) 
to  ask  earnestly,  beg  ;  lo  ask  alms. 

npocahrii,  -ov,'b,  (fr.  same)  abeg- 

npuaaiTwv,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 

vpoaairlw. 
npottuKTioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  rpov/lyu  to 

lead  to)  lo  be  led  lo,  ic.  accord- 
ing lo  the  verb. 
npoauXilipu),  (fr.  tr(i)>  lo,  and  aXcl- 

Ao)  to  anoint)    lo    anoint  over, 

tiedaub,  bcsme^''- 
llp.eratittftopai,  (fr-  same,  and ^>/t^ 

flia  to  answer)  to  answer,  reply 

lo, 
npnanplXyii),  (fr-  "p^t  besides,  and 

npiXyu)  lo  nulk)  to  milk  also, 
npoaapi'iu),    (fr.  same,  iind  .i;n'iw 

loassisl)  tn  give  assistanre,  aid, 

help. 
Uponavaffilfu,  (fr.  irpif  lo,  niii  up, 

iind  pthu  lo  go)  In  go  up  lo  ;  to 

etsreid,  go  up  higher.   2  a.   ind. 

nri.  npoBfivllini',  -ift  -n'  >'"\>f- 

npoaaViSliijOi,   All.    npoanydliaOt, 

Ap<v:.  vpnani'dfJa. 
npoouyn(iiiti(,  -los.  All.  -itaf,  li,  (fr. 

sami')  a  going  up,  an  asrinl. 
ripoc'ii "('';"'.  2  ».   impr.   agt.  of 

irpaffiivi/'u'tw 


nix) 


npo 


Upocaiaipiu)  -3,  (tr.  vpii  to,  ma '  Ilpoffcfi'rtf, -fof -ouf,  b,  f),  (fr.  rp!t( 
ii|>,  ami  iiip/ui  to  tiike)  to  cut  njf"^      to,  atui  iivni  for  ntri  n;;aiiist)  up 


alio,  kill,  .ilaughler  ;    to  take  or 
put  nicnVt  ^tmove  ;   to  rrpli/  fur- 
ther, rxplain,  cnlargr  ;  to  under- 
take further,  t<ike  upon  heside.   2 
a.  iik).  act.  TpoffiiiiiXoi'. 
nfoa,na\iyofi>it,    (fr.    same,    and 
>/vu  to   say)   '"   repeat,    reeilc, 
relate  further,  jtiention  n^ain. 
npaaiiva\ia>ciAi,   f.    irpoffiirnXolo'a),  p. 
irpo(r<ir.;.\io»(i,    (fr.    npdf  to,   and 
aiM.\i(Tiin)  to  spend,  th.  a\laKU)  to 
take)    to   lay  out,  disburse,   ex- 
pend upon,  consume  entirely.   1 
u.  ind.  act.  rpocarijXiDirn. 
Xlpoaava^toaas,  -aca,  -ay,  par.  1  a. 

act.  of  last. 
Tlpoaavifxavui,  f.  -ffu),  p.  -trlTavKa, 
(fr.  TTjid,-  to,  and  iivnnnvu)  to  givo 
rest,  ih.  rnuw  to  stop)  to  let  rest, 
make  cease,  refresh.      Hpoaava- 
rravo^ai,  to  take  rest,  ee<  repose, 
be   refreshed,     per.    ind.    pass. 
Trpoaavmrivnvaftat. 
npoaaianijjnrXtJIti,  (fr.  upbi  to,  ava 
up,  and  vtfir^Tt^i  same  as  j7Xi'(0u; 
to  fill)  to  fill  up,  glut,  satiate. 
Tlpoaaiait\r]pov(Ta,    n.    fern.    cent. 

par.  pres.  act.  of 
npoffiiKiTrXTjpiiu)    -w,  f.    -liaw,    (fr. 
same,  and  z\rip6o)  to  fill)  to  Jill 
up,  supply,  give  abundantly.    1 
a.  ind.  act.  ■rpoaavi7r\rip<i>an. 
Upnaavaa-rrdiji  -h),  f.  -dtro),  (fr.  same, 
and   andu)  to  draw)  to  tear   or 
rooi  up,  shatter,  break  in  pieces, 
convulse,    rend    asunder.     1    a. 
md.  pass.  TpocrnvcuTriiadrjV. 
TlpoaavartOnfii,  (fr.  same,  and  riOr;- 
pi   to  place)  to  lay  upon,  impose 
beside.     TlooaavaTiOtpai,  to  im- 
part, communicate,  confer,   con- 
sult with  ;    to  inform,  acquaint, 
;?-it)e  or  gain  knowledge;  to  un- 
dertake, take  upon,  engage, 
Xlpoaavarpizui,  (fi^.  same,  and  Tp/rw 
to  turn)  to  subvert  besides,  over- 
turn, overthrow. 
Upoaava<pep(i),  (fr.  same,  and  ^/nu 
to  bring)  to  bring  again,  offer  be- 
side ;  to  relate,  tell  moreover. 
Xlpoaavipairoitl^iii,  f.  -lau),  p.  -rjhpa- 
TTiiiKa,  (fr.  Trpd;  to,  and  avipdrto- 
iov  a  slave)  to  eruilave  also. 
TlpoaavcOfptjv,  1   sin.  -idci/To,  3  pi. 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  orrrpoaavaTlOvpi. 
TlpoaavctXt'ipuieiiv,  3  pi.   1   a.   ind. 

act.  of  rrpoaavaTXripid). 
npoanvlpTThi,  (fr.  rii^;  to,  ava  up, 
and  iptM  to  creep,  to  creep  up  to, 
steal  into,  crawl  or  get  through  ; 
to  insinuate  ;    to  creep  or  crawl 
over. 
Upoaavca-xdadriv,  -r,;,  .,,,  in  3  pi. 
-eijuav,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  irpotr- 
aiiaardu). 
npoaavfii,  -io{  -oCf,  i,  I,,  Dor.  for 

■rrpoaiivnf. 

Upooui'oiyw,  (fr.  Trpdf  to,  andavo/yu 

to  open)   to  open   to,   lay  open, 

uncover,  disclose  ;  In  open  under. 

TipoanvoiKoioplii)  -w,   (fr.    ttoJj   to 


hilt,  sterp,  rising,  ascending  ; 
arduous,  difficult  ;  adverse,  op- 
posotl  to, 

Ilpoffijimf,  (fr.  same,  and  uTraf 
one)  once,  once  only,  onrefur  tdl. 

XlpoaaTn\(h>  -u.  f.  -i)aio,  (fr.  same, 
and  <in-ciXju)  to  threaten,  tli. 
avtiSii  a  threat)  to  add  threats  ; 
to  threat,  menare,  threaten  vio- 
lently or  repeatedly.  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  irpo(T(i7r£iX>;(ro/ini.  1  a.  mid. 
md.  irpoffrjTrtiXvffn'/";''. 

ITpotrdirfiXfjiTn^ifi'O?,  -r;,  -ov,  par,  ] 
a.  mid.  of  last. 

WpoanniKTuva,  -o{,  -£,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  ■npoca-nOKTilvw, 

X\poaaTr:>6vi)aK{i>,  (fr.  irphq  to,  aro 
from,  and  ^iiJcrKw  to  die)  to  die 
also. 

npoaaTTOKTclvii),  (fr.  same,  and  ktu- 
vu)  to  kill)  to  slay  also,  kill  ton, 

TlooaarrdWvpt,  f.  -lau),  p.  -oTroiXc- 
Ku,  (fr.  Trpus  besides,  airo  intens. 
and  (iXXi'/ji  to  dcstro)')  to  pfrish 
along  with  ;  to  destroy  also,  ruin 
or  desolate  moreover, 

ripotrnToXaii',  -ovan,  -oiiv,  in  R.  pi. 
-oru'Tf?,  par.  2  f.  act.  of  last. 

npoffuroCTTfAXo),  (fr.  -oii  beside, 
av!>  from,  and  (rr/XXu  to  send)  ('. 
send  also  away,  put  out  of  tlit 
way  ;  to  dismiss  or  discharge  be- 
side. 

FIpoffa'Trro),  f.  -ij.'0),  (fr,  jrp3;  to,  and 
arrro)  to  fit)  to  fit  on,  fasten  to  ; 
to  annex,  append,  affix,  attach 
to ;  to  touch,  land  or  arrive  at  ; 
to  apply,  put  or  lay  on  ;  to  as- 
cribe, attribute,  assign, 

TlpoaaTToidiw  -5,  (fr.  rpuf  to,  and 
from,  and  ufl/o)  to  drive  away) 
to  drive  away  also,  expel  beside. 

npotruparTo),  (fr.  vpbi  to,  and  apda- 
cui  to  strike)  to  dash,  strike  or 
hit  against. 

npoaapijpcTai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid. 
of 

npoaiip'ipopai,  fr.  7rpo(T(ip>;pa,  per. 
mid.  Alt.  of  TTpuadpui,  which 
see. 

Tlpocapripdra,  a.  sin.  or  n.  pi.  neiit. 
of  ■npocanripi'ui;,  Att.  redu[)l.  for 
TTOoanpHii,  per.  par.  mid.  of  rpna- 

dpli). 

Tlpoaap^iAl^ui,  (fr.  Trpij  to,  and  App6- 
^w  to  fit)  to^fit  to  or  on,  apply  to  ; 
to  adapt,  suit,  accommodate, 

npoaaprdiii,  (fr.  same,  and  aprdti) 
to  suspend)  to  suspend  to,  hang 
upon. 

Tlpoaapij),  (fr.  same;  and  dpu)  to  fit) 
to  cling,  fasten  on  or  join  to ;  to 
adapt,  suit,  accommodate,  per. 
ind.  mid.  vnoarjpa,  Att.  irpoadpii- 
pa'  par.  irpoaapripiai. 

XlpoaavydC^u),  (fr.  same,  and  avydH^iii 
to  shine  upon,  th.  avyh  splen- 
dour) to  glance  at,  eye,  behold, 
view  ;  to  face,  front. 

UpoaavSaui  -u>,  (fr.  same,  and  av- 


,  ,  .,  fidoi  Uispiia\i)  to  speak lo,adrlrrss. 
ava  up,  and  oiKo^opd^  to' buiJd,  FlpoaauXfu,  (fr.  same,  and  avh'ui 
wh.  fr.  oiito{  a  house,  and  &i^,^  tol  to  play  on  the  flute,  th.  auXds  a 
found)  to  build  or  arid  to,  huilrl]  flute)  to  plaij  on  the  , flute  ;  to 
up  against  ;  to  repair,  rebuild.  play  fur. 

(1923 


npo 

Ylpoaaif>aitiij>,  (fr.  same,  and  atjto' 
hvu)  to  empty  the  bowels)  to  ease 
o»if's  self, 
Tlpoajiiilvit),  (fr.  same,  and  Palvu 
to  go)  to  go  to,  approach,  draw 
7iear,  advance;   to  ascend,  climb 
up,  mount, 
npo(7/3(i'XX(u,(fr.  same,  and  /3<i'XXu)  to 
throw)  to  affix,  fasten,  rivel ;    to 
move  or  bring  to,  apply,  add,  an- 
nex ;   to  dash,  hit,  strike  or  throw 
against  or  on  ;   to  arrive  at,  draw 
ntar,   approach  ;    to  rush  v/jon, 
charge,   assail,    attack,    make    a 
charge  ox  breach;  toengage, , fight ; 
to  utter,  inveigh  against,  brand, 
siigmalize  ;    to    reprove,    chiile, 
check,  chastise,  curb,  restrain  ;  to 
illuminate,   ihrovt   light   or   shed 
rays  on.    g.  pi.   pres.  par.   act. 
irpoafidWovTuiv. 
ripDojiai,'!  a.  par.  act.of5rpoo-|3«ii'(o. 
np6a[iaai(,  -loj,  Att.   -tuj,  i),  (fr. 
vpoafitiivu)  to  ascend)  an  ascent, 
going  up,  approach,  access. 
npoa^aoKdviov,  see  -rrpofiaoKdviov, 
Wpoafiijid^ui,  f.  -affu),  (fr.   -rrpdi  to, 
and  /3(pa'^u)  to  cause  to  go)  to 
more  forward,  advance  ;  to  im- 
pel, drive  forward,  hurry  ;  to  in- 
cite, force,  persuade, 
UpoajlMiru,  (fr.  same,  and  /JXriru 
to  look)  to  look  at  or  on,  view ; 
to  regard  ;  to  look  or  appear. 
TlpoallXn'Tus,  see  7rpo)3Xj)r(ij. 
WpoajioXf),  -Tis,  !i,  (fr.  irpo(r/?rt'XXu)  to 
fasten)  an  adding  or  putting  to 
or  in. ;    an  application,  joining, 
addition  ;   an  embrace  ;    a  cast, 
throw  glance,  stroke,  infliction  ; 
an  arrival,  approach  ;    a  charge, 
attack,   assault,   battle,    engage- 
ment ;  a  blockade,  siege, 
npo<T/3(5X(o(rif,  -ios,  Att.  -£(05,  /;,  (fr. 
same)  an  attack,  charge,  shock  ; 
a  crash,  grating, 
Ilpoo-ytXfiu  -u),  (fr.  vpii  to,  andyt- 
Xdio  to  laugh)  to  laugh  at,  smile 
on, 
Tlpoayivoiiai  or -ytyvopai  (fr.  same, 
and   y'lvojiai   to  be)   to  be  with, 
join   myself  to,  unite  iidth,  in- 
crease ;  to  arrive  at ;   to  happen, 
be.  fall ;  to  come  upon,  surprise, 
npoaSa-navdiji   -H,   (fr.  irpui  more- 
over, and  Savavdo)  to  spend)  to 
spend  besides,  lay  out  moreover. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  -rrpoatSairavriaa. 
npooiaTravijau),  -i/s,  -r/,    1   a.   sub. 

act.  of  last. 
Tlpdaicypa,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.   -npoaii- 

vo/iai  to  receive)  a  reception, 
Xlpoaliihi,  -tos  -ovi,  0,  I'l,  (fr.  Trpdj 
besides,  and  ie7  it  is  necessary) 
wanting    besides,    in    want    of, 
needy. 
ITpoff^ci,  (fr.  same)  it  is  moreover 

necessary. 
npoaielKvvpi,  (fr.  irpbi  besides,  and 
UiKvvfii  to  show)  to  show  more- 
over, 
VipoaffKopiat,  Ion.  for  irpoaSixoftai. 
Upoa^CKTbt;,   -!),  -uv,  (fr.  -npntihixo- 
pat  to  ref:eive)  accepted,  accept- 
able, agreeable,  pleasing. 
nonaic^dpciinfj-rt-oVf^iar.^ — Flpoffi?/- 
^aaOai,  inf.  —  Unoj^c^aaOc,  2  pi. 


npo 


npo 


npo 


impr.  —  npoaii^Tiadc,  2  pi.  sub. 
1  a.  mid.  of  Ttpocii^uiiai. 
npocciofiai,  (fr.  irpoj  btifides,  and 
ici  it  IS  necessary)  to  want  more, 
xtand  in  need  of  something  else, 
require  in  addition,  pres.  inf. 
■zpoaSiicdat  -itadaf  par.  i:ooaii6- 

npueiioKoftat,  (fr.  Trod;  to,  and  Sip- 
Kui  to  look)  to  loik  at,  view,  tJe- 
hold. 
Upoaii^o/tai,  f.  -^Ofiai,  p.  -nooaii- 
ity/iui,  (fr.  TTCOi  to,  and  ii^f^iftm 
to  receive)  to  receive,  uccepl ;  to 
suhmtt  to,  admit ;  to  wait  for,  ex- 
pect,  to  sustain  an  attack,  pres. 
impr.  mid.  rrpoafi^^ou,   1  a.  raid, 
ind.     vpiatde^ajitji',     -u>,     -uro. 
impr.    Tepia6c^at,    -da9u),    2    pi. 
vtoaii^aade'  par.  noaaic^dimoi 
WootHui,  f.   -vffu,  (fr.    same,  and 
iiu)  to  lie)  to  bind  OT  tie  to,  j'aslin 
on. 
UpaaSiSiaijii,  f.  -liaia,  (fr.   rp'Jj  be- 
sides, and  iiiijijn  to  give)  to  give 
in  aldUion,  impart,  aiUl. 
Xlooa&oKa,  3  sin.  -kHjicii,  1  pi.  cont. 

pres.  ind.  or  sub.  of 

WpoaioKdh),   Ion.   TlpocioKiiji  -Z,  f. 

-fiaui,  (fr.  irpdf  lo,  and  ioKdl^iii  to 

look   for)    to  look  for,   viait  for, 

expect,    impf.    act.    TpoatidKoov 

-ijiv.   1   a.  ind.   act.  rrpoaiidKiiaa. 

TioinioKia,  -ai,  !/,  (fr.  vpoaloKaij)  lo 

expect)   expectation,   waiting   or 

looking f'/r;  hope. 

TlpiaiSK^fiof,  -01),  i,  ^,  (fr.  same) 

expected,  waited  or  looked  for. 

VIpoaioKCificv,   I   pi.   cont,   ind.    or 

sub.    act.  —  npoadoKii/tcvos,  -tj, 

-ov,   pir.    pres.    pass.    cont.  — 

TlpoaioKuv,   g.    -KdiTOf,    pi.    n. 

-Kun/rc!,  g.  -KuvTwv,  a.  -icuj^raf, 

par.  pres.  act. cont.  of  7rpo<T(ioir<fu(. 

npociiovioi,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  vpif  to 

or  for,  and  idpvoy  a  supper)  ^/ 

/or  supper. 

riojafoata,   -at,  f/,    (fr.  vpoaitiiafti 

lo  »ive  up)  treason,  treachery, 

Tloitfoifilui  -w,  f.  -fiou),  p.  rooff^t- 

io'iariKa,  (fr.  iroif  to,  and  ipafiii^ 

or  ffplfiu,  obs.  to  run)  <o  ru«  ^o. 

Ilfliirilpj/iuif,  2  a.  par.  act.  of^poa- 

Toiyu. 
ripiaidw    -w,     f.     -aaui,    (fr.     rp4{ 
moreover,  and  tdw  to  permit)  /o 
permit  or  m^^rr  moreover,  allow. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  vpocilaaa. 
npoTi'll'iv,  for  vpoaliitictv,   .3  pi.  "2 

a.    ind.    arrt tlpoatfiiiaSro,    3 

«in.  I  a.  ind.  mid.  of  -rpotffaivw. 
l\poi7iYYt^dut-Ci,  {fr.  rp6(  lo,  iv  in, 
and  Y'^'i'u  (o  lau|;h)  to  /au;/i  a/, 
•  miir  on.  3  pi.  prei.  ind.  act.  — 
\\ooijiyYt\dovai  -uiai. 
Ilpi^iyyi'lu*,  f.  .r»w,  p.  vpoa^yyiKii, 
(fr.  re*(  lo,   an'l   tyyt^u  lo  ap- 
proach, th.   eyyi'5  near)   to  a/>- 
proarh,  come  nvir  to.   I    a.  acl. 
ind.  Kponfiyyioa,  -nv,  -t. 
Uptctyyiorti,  I   n.  inf.  act.  of  lant. 
npi(r((5.i(j(^.j,  (fr.  name,  and  tAn<pl- 
A)  lo  pave)  to  make  firm,  jinve, 
tnlny  ;   losing  on  tfit  ground. 
TlooaifiiYcro,  3   «in. — npoat^tvi- 
litOa,  I  pi.  impf.  mid.  of  t:pott^(- 
XOfiat. 


Tlpooti6KrtBa,  1  a.  ind.  act. — Vlpoai- 
ioKttiv,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  cont.  impf. 
act.  of  -rpoo^oKau}. 

np:iaifpS^ov,  -£j,  -t,  2  a.  ind.  act. 
of  TpjcToix'^- 

par.   pres. 


npocrecpevjiirc;,  n.    p! 

act.  of 
UpoaiSpevii),  f.  -cvtru),  (fr.  next)  to 
sit  hi/  or  at ;  to  attend  upon  care- 
fully, take  care  of ;  to  observe  or 
watch  closely ;  to  besiege,  beset, 
lie  in  wait, 
llpoacipo;,  -ou,  b,  ij,  (fr.  roJf  lo,  and 
£i?pa  a  seat,  tli.  eu)  to  set)  sitting 
by,  nssiiluous,   diligent,  earnest  ; 
a  president ;  an  arbitrator,  com- 
missioner, 
flpiaht-c,  Alt.  or  Pleon.  for  irpoc- 
tirr,  3  sill.    1   or  2  a.  or  impf 
iiid.  act.  of  ffpoff/ru). 
UpiaidnKa,  -Of,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act. — 
npoacdifiriv,  -eao,  -era,  2  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  TTp  lariOrifit. 
Ilpoo-tyi^fj,  (fr.  TTpoi  'Oi  and  cdi^iv 
to  accustom)  to  inure,  habituate, 
accustom. 
Xlpoiridov,  2  sin.  of  TtpoatBijirjv,  irpo- 
acQcdo,  Ion.  -iOco,  Cras.  -idov,  2 
a.  ind.  mid.  of Trooaridnft. 
Upoact  or  -£({,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  of 

ffoiifffi/ii,  to  ayproach. 
Tlpoaciru),  f.   mid.  irpoaslcrofiai,  (fr. 
rpd;  to,  and  £iOu)  to  see)  to  look 
nt,  behold,  see,  view. 
XlpoaeiKa^u),  (fr.  same,  and  ciKa^to 
to  listen,  ih.  cIkuj  lo  be  like)  to 
liken,  assimilate,  compare, 
npoatUeXos,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  rrods  in- 
tens.  and  ttoAut  like,  th.  ciVui  to 
be  like)  uerv  like,  resembling. 
TloaaciKta,  ( fr.  same,  and  cixu)  to  be 
like)  to  6e  /i/ce  or  similar,  resem- 
ble ;  to  seem,  appear  to  be. 
TlooaeiX(u)  -i5,  f.  -raia,  {fr.  vodi  to, 
and  c'lXfu)  to  roll)  to  turn  towards, 
drive  forward,  forcg,  urge   on- 
warrls. 
riooaciXi'upet,  3  sin.  ppcr.  ind.  act. 

Alt.  of  rpoaXa/jf^a'iu 

np'>(Tct\o(,-ov,  b,fi,  {fr.  irpdi  to,  and 

cTXv,  for  ?Xi7   splendour)  facing 

the  sun,  in  the  tight  of  day 

ripiiTtfAou, 2  sin.  of 7r/)oirciX(i^i7>',  -ov, 

-CTo,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  irp'io a i pi ui. 

np^iaciftt,  (fr.   rrpii  lo,  ami   ti/ii   to 

go)  to  come  or  e"  l'>,  npprnarh. 
Wpiaiifit,  (fr.  same,  ;ind  cijii  lo  be) 
to  Ac  a/,  in  or  with  ;  to  adlurc, 
cling,  be  attached  or  hrlone   to; 
to  be  added  ;  to  abound,  he  ruper- 
Jluous  ;  to  assist,  aid,  lirtp. 
noaaclvat,  pres.  inf.  of  luHl. 
\]oniTiiriiy,  2a.  inf.  acl.  ofrrooolirui. 
Wnnatioyiiaaro,^  »\n.  I  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  npoaipyd^it}, 
X\p6Bttai,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  of  irp^v- 

11)11. 
npnau-j^nv,   -a,    -i,    impf.    act.  of 

poofyio. 
npnartlaro.  Ion.  for  rtnoalKUvro,  3 
pi.  —  WpialKiiTa,  3   «in.    impf. 
mid.  of  irp6itKiiiiai. 
npoaiKKtitiit,  f.  -nvaia,  p.   -tcUavKa, 
fr.  rp\  intent,  and  igk-alu,  whicli 
nee.  Til.  Kalui  lo  burn. 
Tlpoaciio\Xrifl'i*'t  •If,  -rii   '    "•   ind. 
pass,  of  irpi<7<ro>A((ui. 
(49.3) 


npoaiKO\la,  -as,  -t,  3  pi.  -\pav,  1  8. 
ind.  act.  of  TToooKd-zru. 

npoacKTTjadftnf,  -u,  -ara,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  of-iTpocKTaofiai. 

rip  o-fKiiXco-a,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  iiid.  act. 
of  iroooKvXiui. 

XlpoaeKvvit,  3  sin.  -kvi»vv,  3  pi. 
cont.  impf.  act.  —  XlooacKvitjac 
or  -fftr,  3  sin.  -yrjaav,  3  pi.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of ■nooaKviiut. 

npoainpaa,'  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of^TpuaKvpii). 

TlpoacK-)^iu),  f.  -tvaui,  p.  -Ki^evKa, 
((r.  TTpOj  to,  £(C  from,  and  ;^f(u  to 
pour)  to  pour  out  6e/bre  or  6e- 
side,  spilt,  shed.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
T7pocc^i\lv<ra. 

noo<n\(i:hro,  -jiovTo,  3  sin.  and  pi. 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  npoaXufi- 
lidiui. 

npoacXavvo),  f.  -tXdau),  (fr.  irpis  to, 
and  cXaii'ui  to  drive)  to  arrive  at, 
come  to,  approach;  to  ride,  drive 
or  row  up  to. 

TlooniXtKTo,  Poet.  Sync,  for  ;rpoo-- 

iXfXcKTo,  3   sin.  pper.   pass 

XlpodiXc^djjriv,  -iji,-aTO,  I  a.  ind, 
mid.  of  -TTpoaXeyu). 

nooccX€vdiD,  (fr.  jTpas  to,  and  tXcv- 
Oui,  obs.  but  lends  tenses  lo  {p- 
^o/iai)  see  -zpoafp^o/iat. 

npoaiXivati,  -io$,  -\lt.  -tuif,  .},  (fr. 
same)  an  approach,  access;  ar- 
rival. 

UpiiatXciaoiiat,  -ji,  -erai,  1  f.  mid. 
ind.  of  jTpoaipxoitai. 

npoacXt'iXiida,  2  pi.  -XnXiOare,  Att. 
for  npo(Ti;X50rt,  -Of,  -£,  per.  ind.. 
mid.  —  TlooacXOidv,  -ovaa,  -iv, 
pi.  n.  -6'!i'r£f,  -Oovaai,  g.  -Oiy- 
Tipv,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  same. 

npoafXKu),  f.  -(u),  {fr.  rrpAs  to,  and 
cXku)  to  draw)  to  draw,  drug  or 
haul  to,  attract  ;  to  allure,  en- 
tire,seduce,  par.  pres.  mid.  irpoa- 

fAk'd/lflOJ,    -IJ,   -IJV. 

npocciijSali'u},  f.  -i3(J(ro/iai,(rr.  same, 
ii'  in,  and  jinliui  to  walk)  to  itaWc 
or  PH<eT  in  ;  to  tread  or  trample 
upon,  insult.  2  a.  ind.  act.  rpoa- 
rvijirfv, 

Upoaiftlipiiidofiai  -witai,  {fr.  same, 
and  iiptftdofiai  to  roar,  lli.  I)pi'/i(>> 
Proserpine)  to  murmur  or  growl 
at  ;  to  threaten  also,  menace  ; 
to  charge  strictly,  enjoin  more- 
over. 

npoalfiivov,  -IS,  -t,  impf.  act,  of 
TTOair^/i'ui. 

npoolfit^a,  -as,  -I,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 
TTOoafityiitui. 

npooffivinpnlvio,  fr.  upds  intcns.  cv 
ill,  and  niKO'ili/di,  which  see. 

ripofft/iTrp'V'"'.  (fr-  same,  and  vpi'iOta 
lo  liiirn)  to  consume  or  burn  also, 
set  on  fir r  l>cside. 

npoatfiiptpl)(,  -los-oiis,  b,  f/,  fr.  irpJf 
iiilfiiK.  and  iiKptpfis,  whi(;h  Nee. 

npoahiiT^t,  Dor.  for  iroin/ivv't  3 
sin.  iiiipf.  art.  of  Trpoffcij^u. 

npoaiiiym,  impr.  —  npoaivlyKi],  3 
sin.  sub.  2  a.  arl.  —  npnart'ly- 
Ka(,  par. — npnanlytov,  -dru. 
impr.  I  a.  net.  of  Tpooi^/pw. 

npnaiiiyKui,  fr.  irp/tt  to,  and  iilynu. 
obs.  but  lend.K  lenses  to  ^/pu,  so^ 
irpoff'^/p.ii. 


npo 

nfjcirfifYflfk,  -ciffo,  -it;  par.  I  a. 

|inys.  of  same, 
noofffci'ii'^ii,  -n$,  -f  or  -ir,  per. 

itul.  mill.  All.  nl'sanir. 
Tlpoaodviinrm,  3   .sin.  prcs.    imi. 

pass,  coiit.  iif 
nf)a<rii'Oi>^r'ui  -Co,  f.  -i;<riu,  p.  Trpotrtv- 
TfOifitiKii,  (fr.  vpbf  to,  fi'  in,  niul 
&vfii(  ihc  mind)  to  undersland. 
know,  perriivr. 
YlpoatvTiivui,   {I'r.  same,  and  rdvia 
lo  stretch )  It)  hend  or  stretch  more; 
to  hffil  miirt;  injlirl  more  blnws. 
npufftfinroirr/XXii),   (fr.   irpAf   lo,  tf 
out  of,  iiiri  from,  and  orj'XAui  to 
send)  <')  send  out  to,  send  away 
besides. 
npoffffr/yf'o^di,  (fr.  irpi){  besides,  rf 
from,  and  I'lyiofini  to  relate)  /» 
/fW  besides,  rclnte  moreover. 
l\rtooiotKa,  per.  ind.  mid.  —  Wpna- 
luiKuii,  -via,    -bi,  .1.    sin.    rtooa- 
ioikAtu,  per.  par.  mid.  of  vrpoa- 
cIku), 
Xlpnaiv'tiae,  Alt.   for  nooaiirai^e,  3 
.sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  npoairni^^io. 
Xlponivtcar,  -ti,  -c  or  -cv,  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  rpoo-jriTrro). 
npo(7fTri('t(»iii";/i,    (fr.    T.pui   to,    jm 
upon,  and  buKfvjit  to  show)  /« 
s/iou)   moreover.    1    a.    opt.   act. 

npuff£i:i//£Tp*'cij  -w,  (fr.  TToof  besides, 
£771  upon,  and  ficTpiu)  lo  measure) 
to  measure  ovt  more,  superadd. 

noo(7(ViTr£i',  3  .sin.  impf.  act.  ofl 

~p!)aTriT7TljJ. 

noo(7f-iri/j«'w  -a,  (fr.  TTpijf  more- 
over, and  i-ntTifi)io>  lo  chide)  <o 
acei/.if ,  vphraid  or  c/iiV/c  moreover. 

TIpuaziTKpvo^tai,  (fr.  same,  £771  upon, 
and  i^uti)  to  grow)  to  grow  to  or 
upon,  cling  lo,  adhere. 

npocr£77XaKi;,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  7rpo(r7rA((f(i). 

npo<7£7roi£rro,  3  sin.  cont.  impf. 
pass,  of  7rpo(r7TO(tofj(/i. 

Tlpoaiirraiatv,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  irooaiTTaiiit. 

VlpoijiTTTVKTo,  3  sin.  pper.  pass,  of 

TrpOaTTTliuffU). 

npoairw,  (fr.  irpo;  to,  and  /ttoj  to 
sjieak)  to  speak  to,  address,  ac- 
cost, snlute. 

TlpotTcpyd^oitai,  f.  -aanjiai,  p.  Tipoa- 
tlpyaaiiat,  (fr.  Trpoj  to,  and  cpyd- 
^oftat  to  work,  ih.  ipyov  a  work) 
lo  work  in  addition,  do  besides, 
labour  more ;  to  gain  more  in 
trade. 

npoiTfotJ,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  cont. 

of  xp00-£pjul. 

Wp'Xitpdftd),  f.  -d(jw,  (fr.  rpJf  to, 
and  tpti'iJo)  to  fix)  lo  fix,  fasten, 
bind  or  tic  to  ;  to  scale,  besiege. 
Tlpootpiiroiiiii,  to  lean,  depend  or 
rely  on  ;  to  prosecute,  pursue 
anxiously. 

Tlpoatpivyui,  (fr.  TrpJj  to,  and  tptli- 
yii)  to  vomit)  to  belcJi  forth;  to 
vomit,  throw  up  ;  to  dash  or 
strike  against. 

TlpoiTcpiu)  -a,  (fr.  same,  and  tpld)  to 
speak)  to  speak  to,  address,  ac- 
cost ;  to  order,  direct ;  to  beseech, 

Upoatpi^u),  (fr.  same,  and  ipl^u  to 


npo 

contend)  to  contend  with ;  topro- 
fHtkr  to  anger. 

npoatptarlit,  -ov,  4,  (fr.  same)  a 
contentious  person. 

ripoff/pTTu)  (fr.  TTpij  to,  and  ?pT(i)  to 
creep)  to  creep  to. 

Upoaipfi))^n,  -a(,  -c  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind. 
ncl.  ol  Trpoopi'iyvvfit, 

Upoatp^Ofiai,  II  rpnaiXcvnafiat,  (fr. 
irp^s  to,  and  j'pYo/""  '"'  come)  to 
approach,  come  to,  draw  Jietir, 
come  up  to  ;  to  be  rrtnled  or  r.on- 
nected  with  ;    belong   lo.    impf. 

rrpoatjpx'^f'l''^  """i  -fo.  2  a.  ind. 
act,  TTpuaT)\Ooti,  -ff,  -[•  iinpr. 
rpiifffXOf  par.  TrpnocXOihv,  -ovan, 
-6i'.   per.    mid.    irpociXvOa,   Alt. 

7rpO(T£X/)Al)0n. 

UpurriaOc,  2  pi.  2  a.  ind.  or  impr. 

of  TpoatlJIH. 

rip'Sofffn,  (3  sin.  of  -pfiaeijii  to  be 
at)  there  is  moreover,  there  is 
added. 

Xlpnaia'xrtKn,  -nf,  -t,  per.  ind.  act. 

—  npo<Tf'(r'^i;T£,  2  pi.  2  a.  sub. 
act.  of  irpiiaf'^io. 

llpoaiTutpiuftni  -ovftiti,  and  npoo-- 
tTatoi^ofiii,  (fi.  rpi;  to,  and  irnt- 
pioi  or  iraipii^u)  to  associate,  Ih. 
/rnjpof  a  companion)  to  lake  as 
a  ciympanion,  associate  with ;  to 
attach,  conciliate,  gain  over, 

ripoo-frnfij,  -as,  -£  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind. 
net.  of  TrpotrrnVuto. 

TlpoaiTidti,  -Oriaav,  3  sin.  and  pi.  1 
a.  ind.  pass,  of  vpocrWrifii. 

UpocfTi,  [fr.  TTpds  to,  and  ct'i  still) 
yel,  still,  moreover,  beside,  fur- 
ther. 

UpocfTiQet,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act. 
of  -rrpocTidtw,  for  ■jrpoaTiBrjui. 

TlpoatTiOifitjii,  -ov,  -CTo,  3  pi.  -Oev- 
To,  impf.  pass,  of  TrpouTiOrifit. 

npoacTtOjjV,  -rii,  •■»;,  mipf.  act.  of 
same. 

Upficcv^at,  8  sin.  -dcBijicav,  3  pi. 
impr.  —  Upoacv^ufxivoi,  -rj,  -ov, 
par.  —  Xlpoaev^dcOai,  inf.  1  a. 
mid.  — Upoaiv(ofiai,  -ij,  -crnt,  1 
f.  ind.  mid.  —  npniTEilfu/fai,  -;;, 
-»;rai,  1  pi.  -wfiiOu,  1  a.  sub. 
mid.  of  ■jrpoac''x'>H"'- 

Upoccvxh,  -)iii  )'i,  (fr-  next)  a  pray- 
er, petition, supplication,  evUeuly  ; 
a  place  for  pruyer,  altar  ;  a  house 
of  prayer,  m^yingogue. 

npoaivxofiai,f.  -^Qjtat,  (fr.  Trpo;  to, 
and  cvxoiJtai  to  pray)  to  pray  to, 
sujrplicale,  entreat;  to  pray  for, 
intercede,  impf.  mid.  Alt.  vpoa- 
ijvxoi'iv,  -ov,  -era.  1  a.  mid. 
ind.  TToocnjv^'lijLTiv,  -oj,  -aro'  impr. 
Tpdaiv^ai,  -daOw  inf.  vpoaev^ac- 
Oai. 

Tlpoaivx^iiivoi,  ->;,  -ov,  par.  prcs. 
mid.  —  Xlpoacvxtojiai,  -xflj  ^  !''• 
-X'loOc,  pres.  sub.  of  last. 

Tlooafdiip'iv,  -£f,  -t  or  -£v,  impf. 
act.  ofirpoa<pipu>. 

npofff'^j/v,  -vs,  -v,  impf.  or  2  a.  infl. 
act.  of  Tp6<i^>tiiii. 

IJpoOKplivCOV  -OVf,  -C£{   -CIS,  -C£  -t(, 

impf.  act.  —  rfpooi(ph')vriac,  3  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  of  -npoaijiijivihi. 
Upintxt,  -xt")  2  sin.  and  pi.  impr. 

—  X\poaixi-iv,  inf.  pres.  act.  of 

rno<7f'yu. 

(404) 


npo 

Upoatxhu  -fOf  -ovi,  fl,  ,'/,  (fr.  T7pds 
to,  and  /yw  to  holil)  clinging, 
holding,  adhtring  to;  near,  nigh, 
adjoining,  veighboniing  ;  alien- 
tire,  mindful,  diligent,  solicilovs. 

Ilpim/yoiTdf,  -;^'oirts,  -_Y"i'rof, 
cases  ofi)ar.  prcs.  act.  oi  ;7poo- 

Upoatx^vnai,  (fr.  last)  attentively, 
diligently,  carifully. 

npoiTJyw,  I',  -/(o),  p.  -ioyriKa,  (fr. 
T:pd{  lo,  and  f'^oj  lo  hoid)  <o  ap- 
ply,  pay  attention,  advert,  heed, 
7nind  ;  lo  be  ilisposed  or  inclined 
to,  believe,  a.'isent  to,  profess  ;  lo 
listen  or  hearkrn  to,  ohserve,  obey, 
comply  uith ;  to  attend,  wail  up- 
on ;  to  persist,  persevi  re  ;  to  bring 
to,  loy  together,  set  near  ;  to  np- 
prnach,  steer  to,  arrive  at,  land. 
TlpoafxviJini,  to  cliiig  to,  grow 
upon,  aitherc  to,  stick,  be  held  fust. 
prcs.  inf.  act.  rpocixcn'.  impf. 
act.  Tzpoct7xi>v,  -cs,  -c.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  irpucrfXw,  -<)i,  -fi. 

ripofffyu)?,  (fr.  vpoaex'IS  adjoining) 
closely,  hard  by, 

TlpoaiuivToi,  g.  sin.  cont.'  par.  pre*, 
act.  of  Trpofffou). 

Upoaiio^n,  -ui,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
Alt.  of  Trpoaotyu). 

Tlpoati,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  of  upSaci^t, 
to  he  present. 

Tlpdartfios,  -ov,  b,  >;,  (fr.  Trpdj  to- 
wards, and  >;/3>?  youth)  grown 
vp.     Subs,  a  boy. 

Tlpoat'iyyma,  -ay,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  TrpotTfyy/^o). 

TlpuaTiyt,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
TrpoCToyu. 

l\poc!ny6ptvKn,-ai,  -c,  per.  ind.  act. 
—  np3(T>;y(ipfti(7a,  -«?,  -r,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  —  l]poar)yopcv6r)v, -rji, 
-tl,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  irpoaayopLva. 

Ilpociiyoplu,  -u(,  >';,  (fr.  Trpds  to,  and 
nyopcvu)  lo  harangue,  Ih.  ayopd 
a  market)  an  addressing,  speak- 
ing to  ;  encovragemtnl,  consola- 
tion ;  (I  name,  address, 

Upoai'iyopoi,  -ov,  I),  I/,  (fr.  same) 
addressing,  speaking  to;  address- 
ed, spoken  to.  -npoaityopoi  ipvis, 
projihelic  oaks. 

Tlpocfiicrav,  Alt.  for  -npoafitiaar^  3 
pi.  pper.  ind.  mid.  of  -KpAacifti, 
lo  go  to. 

Xlpoafi'iKTai,  3  sin.  of  Tpocifiyfiai, 
-t'iiiai,  -t'ji'Krai,  Ion.  for  vpoauy- 
ptit,  -^ai,  -KTai,  per.  ind.  pass, 
of  -rrpoaclKii), 

TlpocriiKaTO,   3   sin.    1    a.    mid.    of 

77pO(71J;^l. 

Upoai'iKii,  (3  sin.  prcs.  ind.  of  next, 
sometimes  taken  impers.)  it  per- 
tains, it  behoves^  it  becomes,  it  is 
fitting, 

Upoa^Kw,  f.  ->'fu,  p.  vpoarfKa,  (fr. 
Trpis  to,  and  nKu)  to  come)  to 
reach  or  extend  towards ;  to  he- 
long,  pertain,  concern ;  to  suit, 
become  ;  to  be  suitable,  appro- 
priate or  becoming ;  I"  be  con- 
venient, pertinent  or  profitable  ; 
to  be  connected  or  related  lo, 

UpocfiKuiv,  -nvaa,  -ov,  (pres.  par.  of 
last)  suitable,  becoming,  conve- 
nient, proper ;  related  ot  belong' 


npo 

ing  to.  Kara  t6  vpoafjKov,  accord- 
ing to  propriety.  Upoa-.jitovTa, 
-(!)►',  r<i,  ttfflce-i,  duty.  IIpocr^Koi'- 
Tcs,  -<<)»■,  cl,  relations. 

npoanXOuv,  -£{,  -e  or  -ev,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  itooaip^ojiai. 

IIpojijAtof,  and  YlpdariXoi,  -ou,  4, »;, 
(fr.  77pu5  to,  and  i;,\(of  the  sun) 
exposed  to  the  sun,  sunny. 

ITpo<n;X<i<i)  -<3,  f.  -ii(r(d,p.  ffpoffijXu/ra, 
(fr.  Ttpbi  to,  and  i'i\du)  to  nail,  th. 
^\os  a  nail)  to  nail  to  or  upon; 
to  crucify  ;  to  cancel,  annul. 

Hoocti\vTcvaii,-toi,  Att.  -£(!){,  i),(fr. 
next)  a  pilgrimage,  sojourning. 

TlpocriXvTciiii,  (fr.  next)  to  sojourn, 
dwell  as  a  stranger. 

npaai/ABroj,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  -xpoi  to, 
and  e\cv6ii)  obs.  to  come)  a 
stranger,  sojourner  ;  a  proselyte, 
convert. 

Tlfoar]\h>aai,  par.  1  a.  act.  of-po- 
ari\6u>. 

Xlooai}ii(dviD,  ^fr.  vpi  before,  and 
OTinahu)  to  signify)  to  signify  be- 
forehand, intimate  or  declare  be- 
forehand. 

TloocTjv,  impf.  ind.  act.  o(vp6aciiii, 
to  he  present. 

XlpoarivipaTTifiiaOai,  per.  inf.  pass, 
of  wo'jaavipavoii^ui. 

npoffijifyita,  -Of,  -c  or  -tv,  2  pi. 
•Karc,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  i:oocipi- 
ou. 

IIpoffiJvtToy.  -c(,  -t,  2  a.  or  impf. 
ind.  act.  of  itpootviiria,  same  as 
rooir/iriu. 

npj<T;)w';^;Oiji',  -;){,  i;,  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  vpoatjiipij}. 

npoariviis,  -hi  -oCf,  o,  >'),  (fr.  irpjf 
to,  and  FjCf  good)  femrf,  liberal, 
benign,  mild. 

Tlpoarjvia,  -av,  i),  (fr.  last)  mildness, 
grntlenesf,  kindness. 

Xlpocnprrifiivof,  -i),  -ov,  per.  par. 
pa»s.  of  jrpoffaprdii). 

ripoiT/Jpyoi'To,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of 

Tloo'Trivdii,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act. 

of  wooirav^'itjj. 
npoar/u^/iiiiiv,  -w,  -aro,  pi.  -dficOa, 

•avTo,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  —  riooativ- 

j^cro,  3gin.  impf.  mid.  of  irpoatu- 

X"l""- 
n»"'""),Y">  -a{}  -'i  per.  ind.  act.  of 

irpindyia. 
XJniinOc,  Poet,  for  itp6a6tv. 
[Ifto<rdfri"ii,inf.  —  UpoaOilf,  -i7iTa, 

-h',  par.  —  np'>i(ii{,  impr.  2  a. 

"•;•.  —  ripo<rO/;iM(j{,  -n,  -ov,  par. 

2  a.  mid.  of  Tonirr/Oijui. 
nniiffflj/zd,  -Urof,  ri,   (fr.    n-oAt    to, 

and  rfO>j;ji  to  plare)  nn  n/lditinn, 

nppcnilagt  ;  a   derluctim,  eorol- 

Lirif. 

Vlp^nlhv,  Poet.  rp^irOr,  (fr.  »rp.)  be- 
fore)  in  front  of,  hrforr,  in  si^hl 
or  prfMencf  nf ;  forwiird,  furtbrr, 
Itrynn't  ;  formrrly,  previous, 
hillirrlo  ;  prrfcrnhly,  thiin. 

np<fffl(ffn,-ii(,  .\ll.-fwt,/),(fr.  ,nJ, 
to,  ni\i\  tHIiiiii  to  put)  n  puUnii; 
npjiliriilum  or  srllini;  tn  ;  an  rul. 
ditinn,  apprndn^r,  iurrrnse. 

llpoaDirfii,  -,>,  -hv,  and  Up.'mOcrof, 
-OK,  f),  //,  (fr.  Ranic)  put  or  nrl  on, 
ailtled,   additio'ial,  arlijicial,  Jic 


npo 

titious  ;    givai  up  to  creditors^ 
pledged,  pawned, 

npoo6)iKi),  -;;{,  /%  (fr.  ypii  to,  and 
TtOtifii  to  put)  on  addition,  ap- 
pendage, increase,  accession ; 
aid,  htlp. 

npoaOi'iCOftcv,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
irpo<rTi6i7fji. 

npooOXifJuj,  f.  -i^(i»,  p.  -xpocTidXtipn, 
(fr.  Trpoj  inlcns.  and  SXipoi  to 
press)  to  press  upon,  oppress  ;  to 
compress,  squeeze ;  to  affiict,frct, 
near  out. 

npoci^di'iji,  (fr.  rroif  to,  and  l^ia  to 
scat)  to  rest  or  atisht  near  ;  tu 
approach,  draw  near. 

Upoaiivtu,  pres.  inf.  act.  of 

Xlpoairint,  (fr.  xpt);  to,  and  iriiii  to 
go)  to  so  to,  oirproach,  draw 
near,  advance,  cumc  to  ;  to  as- 
.<ai7,  attack  ;  to  unite,  associate 
with,  liaic  to  do  or  be  concerned 
nith  ;  to  wait  upon,   attend. 

Tlpoairiixi,  f.  -I'loiji,  p.  -tUa,  (fr. 
same,  and  iriin  to  send)  to  send 
forth  ;  to  admit,  rdloiu.  Xlpoa'u- 
pat,  to  admit,  take,  receive,  ac- 
cept ;  to  desire,  approve,  like, 
indulge  in  ;  to  take  up,  compre- 
hend. 1  a.  ind.  mid.  vpoar]Kiip>ii'. 

npoairjaav.  Poet,  for  vpoakuav,  3 
pi.  impf.  act.  of  ■!:poaiti)n,to  ap- 
proach. 

Xlpoaiov,  -cf,  -c,  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 
l\poai6vTi,  d.  sin.  par.  2  a.  act. 
of  same. 

XlpoaiarSpai,  mid.  of  TpnaiaTrifti. 

ripoffiVri),  for  irpoffiVrn,  2  sin.  cont. 
pros.  impr.  act.  of  vpoatardii), 
for 

UnoaiaTrifii,  (fr.  roJ;  to,  and  'arripi 
to  st^nd)  to  place,  sit  up,  make 
stand  ;  to  hold  in,  keep  back, 
slop,  hinder  ;  to  put  or  set  to  or 
against ;  to  hnn^  to,  weii;h,  ba- 
lance. TlpnalaTaiini,  to  stand  by, 
at  or  near,  be  present,  nl  or 
next  to  ;  to  stand  against,  oppose, 
resist,  face,  turn  towards  ;  to  of- 
fend, displease. 

nooaia-y^w,  (fr.  irpof  to,  and  ia)^iii  or 
i^ui  to  have)  same  as  -rpnai-jfw. 

WnoBiTtix;,  -a,  -oi',  (fr.  npA/ni/it  to 
approach)  to  be  approached,  ad- 
drisHcd  ;  must  so  up  to. 

npoffiiji',  -oiiaa,  -br,  2  a.  par.  act. 
of  rp'iiTci/ii,  to  njrproach. 

npO(7KuOf;<ta),  f.  -I'/fiu,  p.  TTpnacKaOn- 
^11,  (fr.  rodf  to,  KuTii  accordn)g, 
and  (/<fu  to  come)  to  fit,  be  con- 
vrnirnt,  suit;  to  romr  to. 

riiii5<T«(iioof,  -oil,  i,  //,  (fr.  noA(  a- 
boiit,  und»7iipi)v  time)  temporari/, 
trnnfirnl,  short, 

rip<><7Kiiipu(,  (fr,  lafct)yor  a  season, 
sliortly. 

riooaKiitu),  f.  -tniiirbj,  (fr.  rroic  in- 
l»'ns.  and  milio  In  hiirii)  to  Inirn 
nl  or  I//IOH  ;   In  kindle,  li^ht  at. 

[\n*toKnXutt  -tit,  dr.  TTp^iv  to,  ;ind  K'a- 
hlui  lo  call)  t'l  riitl  to,  name,  ad- 
dress ;  In  rati  uptm,  stnd  for, 
invite  ;  In  rail  fur  hrip,  ntk  as- 
sislnnrr  ;  to  lummim,  rite,  go  to 
Inui  with  ;  to  appoint,  ordain  to. 
I  f.  Illd.  mid.  1tponKa\il'iiini.  I 
II.  ind.  mid.  rrnnntKiiX'.aiiunv- 
(496) 


npo 

impr.  Trpoo-KoXfoai,  -a'cflw  sub. 
TTpoffACdAfcrui/iai,  -i;,  -ijrai.  per. 
ind.  pass.  TrpoffvfVXrj^ui. 
XlpoaKapiioi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  TpDj  to 
or  at,  and  Kapiia  the  heart)  at 
the  heart. 
npo<T«apr£ptci)  -w,  f.  -^{Toj,  (t'r.  same, 
and  KapTipiw  to  endure,  ih.  Kpd- 
Toi  Strength)  to  attend  constant- 
ly to,  hold  fast  to,  persist,  en- 
dure. 1  a.  ind.  act.  rrpuotKuprt- 
pi;0(i. 

npocKapTipiiats,  -(Of,  Att.  -(wf,  i;, 
(fr.  last)  perseverance,  constancy, 
patience,  d.  Trpofffcuprtpvori. 

npoCTA-uTaXtiTw,  (fr.  ffpof  moreover, 
and  Xti'jiii)  to  leave)  to  leave  over 
and  above  or  after  ;  to  leave  qff', 
(juit,  cease. 

npiio-Kav/zu,  -aTOf,T«,  (fr.  wpoffitaiw 
to  burn)  a  burn,  burning. 

npouKierai,  Ion.  for  irodcKctrai,  3 
sin.  of 

TipooKcipai,  (fr.  MOf  to,  and  Kupai 
to  lie)  to  he  adjacent  to,  adjoin, 
lie  near  ;  to  he  put,  added  or  an- 
nexed to  ;  to  stand  by  or  at  ;  to 
he  addicted  to,  given  up  to  ;  to 
(ulhere  to^favour,  takepart  with  ; 
to  press  on,  pursue  ;  to  urge, 
press,  enforce,  pres.  par.  mid. 
TTpoaKctiicvof,  -1},  -ov. 

TlpocKiKXriaat,  -cai,  -rai,  per.  ind. 
pass,  ot  TTpoBKaXiu, 

npotxKiXopat,  (fr.  rpdi  to,  and  *-/- 
Xopai  to  exhort)  to  exhort,  en- 
courage to,  1  a.  par.  mid.  irpoo- 
KcXiiadpevos,  -»;,   -ov, 

npooKfipnXatov,  -ov,  rd,  and  Tlpoa- 
KcipaXit,  -^{,  »^,  (fr.  nprii  to,  and 
Ke<j>aXii  the  head)  a  pillow, 

npo<rK>;i5i)s,  -loi  -ovi,  b,  q,  (fr.  nodi 
to,  and  (tf/(?o{  care  or  connex- 
ion) careful,  anxious,  fprievcd  ; 
allied,  connicled,  related  ;  a  re- 
lation. 

YlpoaKrjviov,  -01),  tA,  (fr.  -irpd  before, 
and  ck/ivi]  a  tent)  the  porch  of  a 
tent ;  the  front  of  the  stage, 

UpooKijpvTTit),  (fr.  Trpr^s  to,  and  i-ij- 
pvTTto  to  proclaim)  to  publish, 
proclaim,  announce  ;  to  tuminon, 
cite, 

npoff*X/irTo/ini,  (fr.  irpiii  to,  and 
kX/^tu)  to  flvii\)  to  slrnl  secretly 
to  anolhi  r  ;  to  Icatl  privately  to 
another. 

IIpO<TI(Xr)p(i(J  -l7),  f.    -li'lffO),   |1.    ir/l(IITIt£- 

ArXi';pii><i''i,  (fr.  Kami',  and  t^Xfjpdut 
to  allot,  ih.  xXfpoi  u  lot)  to 
chimsr  by  lot  ;  to  receive  or  sh<irt 
the  lot  of  anolhrr  ;  to  ussoeiale  nr 
krip  roinpiiny  with. 

XXpnotiXhio,  (Ir.  jipit  to,  ami  kX/i'U 
to  lean)  to  bend  or  incline  to,  lean 
towards. 

UiiAoKXtaK,  -lot,  All.  -liDi,  fi,  {^(r, 
name)  (in  inrlinntwn  or  Ironing 
Inmards ;  favour,  pnrtiality,  kind- 
ntsH.  a.  irpitonXiiTii'. 

ITpovKuXXn'w  -(3,  f.  -//oiJ,  p.  -KtKiX- 
Xr(«(i,  (fr.  TT/.iK  to,  and  (tn.XXnuj'o 
(jliie,  ill.  »<iXAi;  Kliie)  <"  Klue, 
join,  nrnirx  or  altorh  to.  tlpao- 
KoXXdnpoi  -i<i/iui,  to  be  nUoclieil, 
cleave,  adhere  to,  I  a,  ind.  pass. 
irpoatieaX\f:Oi)V,  -i(,  -v. 


nro 


npo 


npoo)koXXi;Si;otr(n,  3  sin.    1  I",   i.il.       niccl  Willi)  lo  come  to,  arrive  (U  ; 

pass,  of  last.  i     lo  mcit  tilth,  hnpimi  upon 

npoffvu/ii^u),  (fr,  rfw;  lo,  niul  nu/i/^u)  np(JcTAiij770j,  -ut<,  &,  ly,  (IV.   T7pi)f  to, 

to  carry)  to  bring,  cini/   to  ori      uiul  kwitii  an  oar)  u  rower. 


near,  couvri/.  llpoffifo/ii^'j/iai,  lo 
betake  one^s  silj,  liunttii. 

TIp6aK0fifia,-iiT'  i,Td,((r.  TpoaKdvToi 
to  strike  aj^ainsl)  a  f^lumbtiiig- 
block,  offetice  ;  u  noutid,  hurt  ; 
a  iweliing  in  the  foot ;  toss,  da- 
mage. 

llpocKOTim  -u)  or  -;rn'u,  (fr.  vpi  be- 
Ibro,  and  o»off/(i)  to  look)  to  took 
forward,  viiw,  behold  ;  lo  fore- 
see, provide,  consider. 

npoo/cojTi),  -f/i",  li,  (fr.  T;poaK6nTiji  to 
strike  against)  on  offinee,  stum- 
bling-block, cause  of  enoT, 

npo(rk(i7rr;<r({,  lof,  Atl.  -£(i)J,  and 
Ilpoffnori;,  -Tii,  !/,  (fr.  vpoaKoniw 
to  look  for\vard)  a  looking  for- 
ward, looking  about,  inspection, 
examination. 

lIpo(7»(SjrT£i,  -Tovat,  3  sin.  and  pi. 
pros.  ind.  act.  of 

TlpOCKOITTU],    f.    -l/u>,    p.-KlKOipa,   (fr. 

rpos  agairst,  and  *((57rT«  to  strike) 

/o  strike  or  '/us/i  agtiinsl,  stumble 

against,  fall  ;  to  offend,  trans- 
gress.  1  a.  act.  ind.'  TrpoaiKoxpa- 

sub.   rpooKotlw.  per.    ind.  pass. 

TTpoffKiKoiifiai.     per.     iiid.     mid. 

irpucKiKOTra. 
lIpu(7/voi/7)j,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

last. 
tlpuaKpavtrdaris,  g.    sin.   fem.    I  a. 

par.  pass,  of  TrpoaKpovu. 
npuaKpovais,  -los,  Alt.  -fWj,  y,  (fr. 

next)    a     striking    or    dashing 

against,  collision, 
UpouKpovw,  (fr.  TTpiJi  to,  and  vpovu 

to   beat)    to  strike,    btal   or   hit 

against ;    to    stumble,  fall ;    to 

quarrel  with,  offind. 
npuaKTaoitat,  (fr.  Trpos  besides,  and 

KTiiofiai  lo  possess)  to  possess  in 

addition,  acquire,  gain. 
npdr7»,r;;rof, -ou,  6,  i'/,  (fr.  last)    ac- 
quired, gained. 
UpoaKvMw,  f.  -law,  p.  vpooKCKvXiKa, 

(fr.  TTpof  to,  and  Kv^im  lo  roll)  to 

roll  to.   1  a.  act.   ind.  vpoacKiXi- 

oa'  par.  zpooKv^icas. 
Tlp'iaKvi-tlv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  — 

npooKwure,   2   pi.    cont.   pres. 

ind.  or  impr.  act.  of 
IJpocTKvviw  -d,   -I'lOU),   p.   TrpoaKCKV- 

i7)»ta,   (fr.   jrpof    to,    and    Kviiin, 

same  as  »,-i'(o  lo  kiss)  to  kiss,  sa- 

.nle  ;  lo  fawn  upon,  crouch  ;  to 
fall  j/rostrale,  pay  homage,  wor- 
ship, adore.    I  a.  ind.  act.  -npoac- 

KVirtaa. 
npooKxivrjiia,  -urof,   T&,  and  Vlpoa- 

Kvvriaig,  -to;,  Alt.    -twf,  1),   (fr. 

\asI)  fawiiing  ;  adoration,  pros- 

tr'itirtn. 
TipoaKvvriaai,  inf.  -vi,oavrci,  n.  pi. 

par.  I  a.  act.  —  WbnaKVftiaov,  2 

sill,  -cdruuaii,  3  fil.  impr.  1  a.  of 

same. 
Wpoayvvr)T)K,  -ou,  0,  (fr.   same)   a 

V)or shipper,  adorer. 
TlpoaKxiTria,  (fr.  npdj  to,  and  (fiirru 

to  bend )  to  betul  down,  stoop  to, 

incline  tou:ardit. 
TlpooKvow,  (fr.  vpdf  to,  and  Kvptd  to;     mix)  to  unite,  mix,  join,  or  mi'n- 

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IlpocXo/Jifi',  2  n.  inf.  act.  —  npoa- 
Au/i<i/iti'oj,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  —  Tlpoa- 
Xujtfuf',  impr.  2  a.  mid.  —  Flpoa- 
Aa/iuir,  -oliffa,  -oi ,  par.  2  B.  act. 
of  rpoaXaplidito. 
npooXuX((u  -<<>,   f.  -ijaii),   p.  -\c\d- 
Xt/Ka,  (fr.   Trpdj  lo,  iind  XiiXi'w  lo 
talk)  to  speak  or  talk  to,  address, 
converse  with.   1  a.  ind.  act.  Trpo- 
fftXa'Xt;(rn. 
IlpoffXaXijffni,  1  a.  inf.  act. — Tlpoo- 
XuXoCi'rtj,  n.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres 
act.  of  last. 
UpooXappdrw,!'.  -Xi'it^ofini,  (fr.  TTpbi 
to,  and  Xait/idiw  to  lake)  to  take, 
git  or   receive  beside;  to  admit, 
associate,    adapt ;    to    interlnin, 
receive  hospttabit/    ;    to  asswne 
appropriate  ;    to    seize,     reduce, 
sulidue  ;  to  take  in  hand,  undir- 
take  ;  to  relieve,   assist,  apply  a 
remedy.  2  a.  act.   ind.  wpoa/Xu- 
pov  inf  TpovXaliuv.   2  a.   ind. 
mid.     irpaatXajidpriv,    -ov,    -ero. 
impr.    TrpooXojSoC,    -iodw    par. 
TpocXaPoficvo;. 
npoaXiyw,  f.  -fw,  p.  -;^;n,  (fr.  Fame, 
and  X/yo)  to  speak)  to  say  more- 
over, sjiruk  beside.   IlpoaXiyopai, 
to  speak  lo,  addrees,  answer,  re- 
ply ;    to  consider  think,  turn  in 
the  mind  ;  lo  recline  or  lie  down 
beside.   1  a.  ind.  mid.  -rpoaiXt^d- 
pr)v,-ui,  -aro'  pper.  ]jass.  Trpoat- 
XiXiynrjv,   -fo,   -kto,  and  Poet. 
■npooiXiKTo. 
Up6a\}f\lis,  -los,   Att.  -cwi,  I'l,  (fr. 
last)  a  receiving,  reception,  adop- 
tion,   association  ;    acknowledg- 
ment, return,  riquitat. 
X\poa\oyiC^onai,  (fr.  vpoi  to,  and  Xo- 
yi'^u)  to  reckon)  to  count,   reckon 
or  class  with  or  among  ;  to  im- 
pute,  ascribe ;  to  reason,   reflect, 
consider. 
npocXuytaTini,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  to 
be  enrolled  or  classed  villi  :  must 
be  imputed  or  ascribed,  &c.  as  the 
verb. 
npoafidrru),    f.    -(w,   p.    -^a,     (fr 
rpds   lo,   and   ndcaw  or  -ttu  to 
knead)  to  kufud  or  uork  up  to- 
gether ;  lo  make  unite  or  cohere  ; 
to   touch,  handle ;    to  rvipe,  rub 
against,    chafe.    1    a.    ind.    mid. 
7:ooce^a^diiiit',  -u»,  -aro.  1  a.  par. 
pass.  ■npucjiu'xOtis,  -una,  -iv. 
ripoafiuiai,  1  a.  inf.   act.  —  npna- 
fidvai,  1  a.  par.  act.  — Wpiapevt, 
-hu,  pres.  impr.  act.  of 
Tlpoapfvo},  f.  -vu),  (fr.  rpis  to,  and 
fiiiw    lo   stay)   to  remain,  stay, 
abide,  continue  with,  adhere  lo  ; 
to  persevere,  persist,   hold  on  ;  to 
bear,  endure,   suffer  ;  to  wait  or 
look  for,  expect.    1   a.   ind.   act. 
irpooipiivn. 
Tloocfirfjfnvdu)  -ui,  (fr.  vpui  to,  and 
liti)(avn  a  contrivance)  to  work, 
describe  or  delineate  upon, 
npi)(T/i('yyfi'/)  or -vC^i,  f.  -fw,  ]>.  -/i/- 
liiXa>   (ff.  same,  and  piyvviii  to 


iiro 

gle  with  or  lie  involved  in  ;  to  en- 
gage, figlit,  encounter  ;  to  arrive 
at,  come  up  to,  appromh  ;  to  ud- 
dnss,  accost;  to  enable,  rouse  lo 
reach  or  obtain.  1  a.  inf.  act. 
TTpuapl^ai. 

TlpocitvOiupni  -oviiai,  (fr.  same,  and 
pvUiojiai  to  relate,  tli.  pvOo{  a 
word)  to  address,  speak  to,  ac- 
cost; to  hlcnd  fable  with  truth, 
feign  beside,  pres.  inf.  mid.  cont. 
rpoirpvOuaOat. 

Upoavifiw,  f.  -jiui,  p.  -I'fi/^r/n-a,  (fr. 
same,  and  vipui  to  atliiliule)  to 
assign,  allow,  dipensc,  distribute, 
share  among;  lo  annex,  attach, 
unile,  associate  with  ;  to  resign, 
submit  lo ;  lo  attribute,  impute; 
lo  enrol,  enlist. 

npooi'>i')^w,  f.  -fu,  (fr.  sainc,  and 
vij)(^u)  lo  swim)  to  swim  up  to, 
float  to, 

ripdaoioi,  -ov,  o  and  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  bid(  a  road)  a  coming,  ar- 
rital,  approach,  access  ;  income, 
revenue  ;  profit,  gain,  fruits  of, 
reward  ;  a  coming  together,  meet- 
ing, conference. 

YlpoaoSvpopat,  (fr.  same,  and  oSv- 
popat  to  lament)  to  miruin,  la- 
ment, griive  for. 

UpoadCio,  (fr.  same,  and  iJ^w  to 
smell)  lo  smell  strong,  smell  of, 
stink. 

Xlpoaoiyiii,  f.  -oi^ia,  per.  Att.  Tpoc- 
/(i);^u,  (fr.  f-ame,  and  oiyui  lo 
open)  to  open  to,  kt  in,  admit. 

npuaoiaitv,  1  f.  inf.  act —  Tlpooui- 
arjcOe,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub.  mill,  of 
Tpoaipipu. 

Upoaoi)(^uitiii,  (fr.  Ttpbs  to,  and  I'^o- 
liui  to  go)  to  go  to,  approach,  ad- 
vance, proceed  to. 

UpoauKciXai,  -aaa,  -av,  par.  I  a. 
act.  of 

UpoauKiXXu),  (fr.  rpof  to,  and  ok(X- 
Xw,  same  as  niXXw  to  arrive)  to 
arrive  at,  come  to,  land ;  to  drive 
to,  hit  against,  light  on. 

Wpoeopapriu)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
bpapriui  lo  follow)  to  follow  witti, 
accompany,  attend. 

npoGoiiiipTjj,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  act. 
com.  of  last. 

ri itoao/jLiXe'ii),  f.  -I'ico),  (fr.  vpdi  to, 
and  bfiiXoi  a  crowd)  to  associate 
with,  converse  or  be  conversant 
with.  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  irpoa- 

O^l'X  il. 

npocro/ioXoy/u)  -w,  (fr.  wpdf  besides, 
i/joD  together,  and  X/ywIospeak) 
to  conjess  moreovir,  conjess,  own, 
grant ;  to  promise,  undertake  ; 
assent,  agree  to. 

ripnodijLUVpOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  irpos  to, 
b^ov  together,  and  bpa  a  boun- 
dary) near,  neighbouring ;  a 
neighbour. 

Upoaav,  (neut.  of  irpocuii',  pres.  par. 
oi'  np6aiipi  to  be  present)  what 
is  over  and  above,  more  beside. 

X\poaovopd(,u),  f.  -uaii),  p.  rooBU)v6- 
/laKa,  (fr.  TTpbf  to,  and  oi'«/ja^a) 
to  name)  lo  surname,  name,  call, 
give  a  name  to. 

Upo(Topd<ii,  (fr.  same,  and  ipu'u  to 
look)  lo  look  at,  betw.ld,  view. 


npo 

Tlpodopiil^o),  (fr.  TTpoi  to,  and  ep^i'cfu) 
to  moor)  to  bring  a  ship  to  her 
moorings,  moor,  anchor,  land. 
Vlaoaopiiil^oiiat,  to  come  tnto  har- 
bour, arrive,  sail  into.  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  irpoaopfiiaoitai.  per.  ind. 
pass.  Ttpoaupniaiiat.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  rrpoGujp^iffBtji',  -?;$,  -rj^ 

11  oaiaaofiai,  (fr.same,  and  daaofiai 
10  view,  th.  6aaa  an  omen)  to 
look  upon,  behold,  rieiti  ;  to  au- 
gur, foresee,  divine,  predict. 

Tlpoaov,  for  vpdaiao,  2  a.  impr. 
mid.  f>f  Ttpoainfit. 

Xlpoaovil^ui,  (fr,  irpii  to,  and  ovioi 
the  ground)  to  dash  to  the 
ground. 

npdffoupjf,  -ov,  i,  i,  (fr.  same,  and 
ovoif  Ion.  for  opo;  a  boundary) 
neighfuturing,  near,  bordering, 
adjoining. 

flpoauhcav,  a.  sin.  fem,  of  npoaiov, 
pres.  par.  of  rpdati/zi,  to  be  pre- 
sent. 

Tipoao(pc!\cis,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

TipoaoiptiXiii,  f.  -*}(ru),  p.  -zpoauxpciyr] 
Ka,  (fr.  TToij  moreover,  and  ocpd- 
Xu   to   owe)    to   owe  besides  or 
moreover ;  to  be  also  indebted. 

npoaovfiy  -n(,  >h  ('■'•  Tpoaix^  to  3-'- 
lend)   attention,  care,  considera- 
tion ;  prudence,  judgment. 
Ilouan-)(Oiiji  -ui,  and  Tlooaox^ii^ia,  f. 
-lau),  \>.  vpiOijyf^diKa,  (fr.  rpoj  at, 
and  oxdiu>  or  o^6i^(j  to  be  offend- 
ed) to  be  grieved  or  offended  at  ; 
to  be  itulignant  or  aii^ri/  ;  to  be 
dixgusled,    loathe,    abhor,     1    a. 
ind.  art.  rpooM^^Biaa,  -<i{,  -t. 
TlpoadyOiafia,  -aroi,  rd,  and  npocr- 
oj^OdT/iOj,  -ot,  6,  (fr.  last)  an  of- 
fence ;  abhorrence,  disgust,  abo- 
mination. 
Tiporfo)(^up6ui  -i,  (fr.  irpif  moreover, 
and  o;^ip(5oD  to  fortify)  to  fortify 
more, 
npdaoi^ii,   -io(.   Att.    -ttiif,   /;,    (fr. 
irpif   to,   and   6\pt(   the  counte- 
nance, ih.   inTufiai   to  see)   tlte 
fare,  countenance  ;    nppmrance, 
aspict,  look,  colour  ;  a  sight. 
Tlpoa-F'ili^ut,{fr.  same,  and  ira/fu  to 
play)  to  play  or  sport  wit/t,jest, 
mark  at. 
npiTraiof,  -oil,   i,  »/,  (fr.   irpjf  a- 
^ain.nt,  and  iralui  to  strilte)  strik- 
ing ;  recent,  n<!iH,  tudilen,  fresh. 
TlpodK'ipiKaXlui   -ij,    (fr.    irp4{    be- 
Hide<i,  and  it'ipaKaXltj  lo  exhort) 
to  rzhrirt  furthrr,  rnrnurage, 
Wpoij-n  ta^iiXiifta  or  -irirrriAcvw,  (fr. 
iTjih(  to,  and   >rr{<T5'j^o{  a  peg)  to 
foMlm  with  pegs,  pel;  or  pin  to,  nail 
on  I  to  /lanj;  upon  a  peg  or  'looA. 
X\o'''^wiitttjta,  f.  -ttviif  p.  Tootf  r/ff'iim, 
(fr.  ffo<>(  lo,  and  mioaiu  to  jiprm- 
kle)  to  iprtnklr  on,  besprinkle. 
\^p6nntlvo^,  -nv,  h,  tf,  (fr.   TpAf  in- 
lens.    and    tiiva    hunj^cr)    veri/ 
hungri/.  stnriing,  famished. 
Xlptijiri\n(i,i,  (fr.  iTttdt  to,  and  triXrf- 
^ii)  to  draw  nf.'ir)  to  f/rdi/j  n'<ir 
to,  approach,  come  to,  arrive. 
TXponwfiivii),  f.  -i|in,  p.    npoanlnrfi- 
t^a,  (fr.  vamo,  and  vtiinui  to  send) 
to  «en</  to,  *»-iifi  more.over  ;  to  in- 
spire, mttd. 

3R 


npo 


IIPO 


npo(rirfpij3dXX(i),  (fr.  rpoi  besides,'     per.  -ircndpcvfiat,  (fr   same,  and 
Tipi  around, and /?rt'X>w  to  throw)  ^      Tr^jptOo^ni    to    ao^    th.    Trtipoj    to 
to  encompass  more,  environ,  sur-  \      pass)  to  set  out  lo,  go  or  come  to, 
round;  to  entwine,  embrace,  en- \      approach,  arrive, 
tangle;  to  annex,  add,  insert.        Tlpoair ipti'oirai,  3   pi.    pres.    ind. 

npoffirtpovdu)  -i,  (fr.  vpdf  to,  and       pass,  of  last. 

vcpovri  a  buckle)  to  Jasten  with  a  Tlpoa-rrraicfta,  -aroi,   to,   (fr.   irpif 


buckle,  buckle  on,  c.la.<tp 
UpooTTcaiiv,  -ovau,  -dv,  a.  sin.  fem. 
TlpoaTTcaouaav,  2  a.  par.  act.  of 
npoaiiivTu). 
npoa-ziTOfiai,  (fr.  irpif  to,  and  viro- 

fiai  to  fly)  to  ,/f(/  to. 
ripyffTrvya)  or  np'oiT'/yii"//!,  f.  -r/sW, 
p.  ■apoajrivijx",  (f""-  "'p^S  to,  and 
TTrjyvOiii  to  fasten)  to  fasten  to, 
fix  or  nil/  to,  crucify.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  vpoaiitri^a. 
XlpoaT:i](avTti,  n.  pi.  par.  1   a.  act. 

of  lust. 
npo(7irtXia^a(,  (fr.  Trpdf  lo, and  iriX- 
vdii)  to  approach,  th.  vi'Sa<;  near) 
to  draw  near  to,  approach,  arrive 
at. 
npoir7ri'Trroii(r(,3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
npoffiT'i'7rTa),f.  -!TTui<ru>,p-  -rfTrrwKrt, 
(fr.   x-pdf  to,  and  zItttw  to  fall) 
to  fill    to,  fall    or    sink    upon, 
crush  ;  to  fall  down  at  the  feet  of, 
supplicate,    entreat  ;     to   fawn, 
crouch  ;    to  fall  upon,  strike  a- 
gainst,  attack,  assnutt  ;  to  full  in 
with,  vied  ;    to  fall  out,  happen, 
occur  ;    to  reach.     T«   rpoo-rriff- 
TovTa,  things  that  happen,  occur- 
rences, circumstrtntes.    inipf.  ind. 
act.    Tzpoal-irmrov,   -ts,   -£■   2   a. 
act.  ind.  TTpofffTTCffov, -fs, -£•  par. 
rpoffirtcruiv,  -ovaa,  -6v. 
XlooaniTvlu),  (fr.  same,  and  riri'/u), 
^ame  as  TriVru  to  fall)  same  as 
last. 
ripoiTrXdfai,  Sync,  for  fl-po<rrrcXrf^u). 
ripoffrX/Ku),  (fr.  TpJj  lo,  and  rXfVui 
to  plail)  to  plait  together,  entwine, 
join,  knit  together.       npnaTtXlKO- 
fim,  to  be  involved  in  ;  to  engage 
in,  undertake. 
ripoffTrXuirof,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  irpdf  in- 
tcns.  and  n\i!)fit,  same  as  jtX/u) 
to  sail)  navigable. 
Tlpoavotiofiai  -oTiiini,   (fr.   irnb<;  to, 
and  jroi/u)  lo  malic)  to  make  for 
one^s  self,  lay  claim  to,  claim  ;  to 
assume,    arrogate  ;    to    acquire, 
get  possession  of,  reduce  into  the 
power  of  ;    to  feign,  pretend,  af- 
fect ;  lo  a/Id,  join  to,  alOtch,  con- 
ciliate ;    to   serve,   profit,    imjif. 
miil.  npoainotc6fi7ji'  -ovpirjv. 
Tlpoawoiti,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  or  sub. 

mid,  or  pass,  ronl.  of  lait. 
npotrrnt'inn,  -cot,  All.  -Hi><,  f),  (fr. 
itflinroifui  to  rinun)  n   rtuimini;, 
demand  ;    arrogance  ;    pretence,  \ 
dissimulation  ;     an  av/uisition, 
gain. 
l}pnairolnro(,  -ov,  0,  f),  or  Tlpotirnitf- 
rif,  -h,   -4i',  (fr.  same)  pretend- 
ed, feigned,  ilJTerlrd. 
Tlooc-iT  i^tiilii)  -ui,  (liL^rpoc  ngainut, 
and  rrjXf^jof  war)  to  war  or  fight 
against,  <illach. 
V\pinnoXn<,    -on,  k,  li,  (fr.    rpAf   lo, 
and  iroX/w  to  be  cinvcrKftnt)  u 
seriianl,  nllendant, 
Tlooafrnnivfl/tut,    f.    Olid.     -J^'iTO/i/ir, 

C497) 


against,  and  irraiafjia  a  fall,  th. 

Trraid)    to   stumble)   u  stumbling 

block,  snare  ;  a  fall,  failure. 
npoffTTToi'ii),    fr.    Ttpi;    intens.    and 

vralui,  which  see. 
npoffTrrr/ffai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  7rpo<r- 

rip  .ffirri'triTu),   f.   -fi),    (fr.    TTpoj   to, 
and   vTvaaui  to  fold)   to  fold  to, 
infold,  cmtirace,  clasp,  cling  to  ; 
to    gird,    bind    round,    encircle. 
npaavTvaaoiiat,  lo  iidute  friend- 
ly, aildrcis  or  receive  kindly. 
npoffirupoa)  -<3,  (fr.  irpof  besides,  and 
riipiiw  lo  inflame,  th.  jrup  tire)  to 
inflame  or  incense  more. 
rTpo<rpai'i'u),f. -pui'ci,  p.  irpoofp^ii )/».■«, 
(fr.  npoi  to,  and  paivii)  to  sprm- 
kle)  to  sprinkle  on,  besprinkle. 
Upoopiu),  (fr.   ffpos  to,  and  jiiui  to 
speak)  to  speak  to,  address,  ac- 
cost. 
Tlpocrpfu),   (fr.    same,    and   /./o)   to 

flow )  to  flow  lo. 
npoapfiyvvpt,  f.  -')fu,  p.   npooip'i»i- 
■Xa,  (fr.  irpdf  to,  and  lii'iyvvfit   to 
break)  to  break  or  dash  usuinst. 
Tlpicpti^iS,  -10?,  All.   -f(i)?,  i'(,   (fr. 
last)   a  breaking   or  dashing  a- 
guinst;   un  inundation,  eruption. 
TlpoapivTio,  (fr.   Trpoi  against,  and 
IiUtu)  to  throw)  to  throw  against, 
fling  or  hurl  upon. 
npoCTffuiiii),  (Ir.  irpdj  to,  and  anliu 
to  fawn  like  a  dog)  to  fawn  upon, 
sooth,  flatter. 
npOffffitXi'^uj,  f.  -/(Tu),   (fr.  irpili'  to, 

ami  (j/tXo{  spittle)  to  spit  upon. 
npooeri'firX/ico/iai,    (fr.    same,    ai<v 
together,   and  rX/«a»  to  fold)  to 
slick  or  rlinu  together, 
Tlpiaau},  Poet,  for  irpiiffu. 
Xlpiiarayfin,   -(Iro?,    rd,    (Ir.    irpoff- 
Tiianu   lo  command)    an   order, 
command,  edict,  injunction,  pre- 
cept, 
ripoffrri^ij,  (fr.  -p!)(  to,  and   irra'^u* 

to  drop)  to  (/ro/)  or  trickle  into. 
npuoTff^ai,  1  a.  inf.  ifU  —  ripoff- 
rrff^,  3  sin.   1   a.  sub.  act.  or  2 
sin.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  —  ripoffrri^o- 
;ifi',  I  pi.  I  f.  ind.  of  Tpuirrn'ffffo). 
T]piarii(i(,  -lof,  All.   -cux,  l),   (fr. 
npuaTiiairu)  to  ronmiand)  an  or- 
der,   preceyt,    injunction,    com- 
mand. 
no')(Tr<ipii'rr(ji,    -tram,   (fr.    TrpJc   bp- 
sidc",  and  rupiioirui  lo  disturb)  to 
trouble  still  more. 
ripiffT'if,  -i/<W(,  /),  (fr.  TTpJ  before, 
and   larrifii    lo   sland)    n   p'irch, 
vrsltlnde  ;    a  door-post  or  jamb  ; 
the  fiu'it  row  of  vines. 
npooTanbi,  -a«,  //,   (fr.   same)  go- 
vernment, nimmiind,  prrsutenry, 
macislracy,    rule  ;  dignity,   pre- 
eminence ;     rare,     guardianship, 
proteclion,     potrnnagf  ;     assist- 
ance,   help  ;     ri/uipage,    attend- 
ance, train  ;  a  court  or  yard. 


npo 


npo 


lloorrd'ffffw, -rru,  f. -Cw,  p.  TTpoTr/- irTpooTprtirun',  -oiiiTo,  -Oi,  2  a.  par, 


Tit^j,  (tV.  rpif  li>,  and  rdaato  to 
cotiiii\aiul),fd  set  ovir,  appoinl, 
eommil,    intrust  ;    /<)   oVili'i;    di- 
rict,  command,  enjoin  ;    to  .id  in 
ordtr  or  ranks,  draw  up,  array. 
I  a.  iiul.  act.  rpoaira^a,  -ai,  -t 
per.    pass,    npuarirayiiaf    par 
nfioartToyfiiroi,  -»/,  -ov)  nout.  pi 
TToaoTeTayiiivtt, 
TlpooTaTtia,   -ai,  !),    (fr.    next)    a 
gofcrnmrni,    livutennnct/,    presi- 
dency ;  office,  authority,  charge  ; 
patronage,     protection,     defence, 
support. 
TlpoaTaTcvui,f.  -cvcio,  and  Ylpoara- 
Tiui  -u,  r.  -I'laui,  (IV.  next)  to  pre- 
side, govern,  adminislcr  ;  to  pa- 
tronise, coutUeiiance,  support,  de- 
fend. 
IIpaffrarF/f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  n-pi  before, 
and  'ianifu  to  stand)  a  leader,  di- 
rector, chief ;    a  president,    go- 
vernor, ruler  ;    a  patron,  protect- 
or, guardian  ;  a  suppliant. 
Jlooararripinf,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.   last) 

defending,  protecting,  tutelary. 
npoorn'rif,  -i6a(,  )i,   (fr.   same)  a 
patroness  ;  a  hostess,  entertainer, 
female  guardian. 
YlpocraTovvTi,    d.    sin.   cent.    par. 

pros.  act.  of  TpoCTTarf'tt). 
VlpicrnTTi.0,  see  voocrruaaut. 
llpianOe'is,  -ctaa,  -iv,  par — XTpotr- 
redrvai,  inf".  1  a.  pass.  —  rUpotx- 
TtOfiaouni,    -ji,   -crai,    1    f.    ind. 
pass,  of  irpoariOnpt- 
Upoarcrayiiivoi,  ->>,  -ov,  per.  par. 

pass,  ol  irpoardaau). 
Tloo7r,!Ku,  f.  -fu),  (fr.  TpH;  to,  and 
Ti/Kio   to  melt)  to  melt  on,  pour 
upon,  ;    to  adhere,  stick  or  cling 
to,  he  attached  to. 
^/)-Jo■^^)^ul,2a.  inf.act.ofTrpofffTt;/!!. 
np'>7ri0tij,-£(ff(i,-«i',par. — llpoaTt- 
OfVii.pres.infact. — npoarWcpev, 
1  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  nooarttif- 
pivos,  -n,  -ov,  pres.  par.  pass,  of 
TlotcriOripi,  f.  Trpoartdijao),  p.  -zpoa- 
TfOciK'i,  (fr.  rpoj  to,  and  rlOripi 
to  place)  to  pat  or  set  to,  apply, 
bring  near  or  to  ;  to  give  more, 
ruld,  adjoin,  annex,  iricrease,  en- 
large ;  to  impose,  enjoin  ;  lo  pro- 
pose, nffir  ;    to  give  up,  devote  ; 
to    give,    ascrilie,    allribulc  ;    to 
allow,  permit,   warrant,  justify. 
npoariSijiat,  to  lake  part  or  side 
until,  favour,  assent,  agree  to  ;  to 
join  with,  associate  ;    to  repeat, 
persevere,  continue,  persist,  impf. 
ind;  act.  TrpoaeriOiii/,  ->is,  -tj,  and 
upoacriOcov  -ovv,  -tti  -tis,  -££(  -ti. 
I  a.  act.  ind.  TrpoaiOnKa.  2  a.  act. 
ind.  npniTtOqi',  -Tji,-ri.  impr.  Trpdo- 
0tj,-£7-w  inf.  -zpooOuvat  •  par.77ooi7- 
8cif,  -clan,  -iv.  impf.  ind.  mid. 
irpoiTCTiOepr]v,  -ao,  -to.   1  a.  ind. 
pass.  vpoatriOriv,  -rii,  -r,.  1  f.  ind. 
pass,  nooaridiiaoiiat,  -7,  -crat.  2 
a.  md.  mid.  TrpoaiOifjrtv,  -ao,  -to. 
Hooartpdd)  -d,    (Ir.   iroAj    to,    and 
Tipdiji  lo  punish)  to  fine  ;  to  pay 
a  penally  also. 
TlpoaTiprifia,  -aro;,  rd,  and  TlpdoTi- 
jiov,  -nv,  Ti,  (fr.  last)  a  penaily, 
Jint,  punishment. 


u-l.  of 
ripoffrpiiru),  (fr.  irpit  to,  and  Tp/irui 
to  turn)  /()  lun\  to,  beg,  beseech, 
enl7  eat,  supplicate ;    to  ov(rtur7i, 
overthroiv. 
npnaTpi')(ii),   f.   -Sp/^ii),  p.   iTpoc^t- 
i^pcifi'iKii,  (fr.   same,  and   Tpi'xw 
to  run)  to  run  up  to,  meet;   to 
court,  Jhitter,  fawn.    2   a.   act. 
ind.    Trpoai^papor,   -cf,    -£"   p^ir- 
vporr&piipiiiv,  -oiiaa,  -ov.  per.  Hid. 
niid.  TTpiia^ii^popa. 
npoarpijlu),  (fr.  7rpi)f  to,  and  rpi'/3u) 
to  rub)  to  ruh  against,  in  or  upon, 
bruise   against.       npuoTpiffupat, 
to  brand,  impute,  scandalize,  ca- 
lumniate ;  lo   strike,   injliri,   hit, 
dash  against  ;  lo  associate,  join 
vith. 
T\poaTp6TTaioi,  (fr.  rrpooTpino)  to  en- 
treat) an  epilliet  of  Jupiter,  or 
any  other  to  whom  prayers  or 
e^ilreatie.i  are    addressed  ;     also 
suppliant,  prostrate. 
Wpuarpo-aoi,  -ov,  b,  )/,  (fr.   same) 

rntreating,  begging,  suppliant. 
ripoaTvyxdvii),  (fr.  irpiSs  to,  and 
rvyxdvu)  to  be)  to  run  lo,  meet, 
come  together  ;  to  meet  with,  hap- 
pen upon  ;  to  attain  to,  reach, 
gain  ;  to  attack,  devote,  give  up 
to. 
}Llpo(rrvyxdi'(i)V,  -ovaa,  -ov,  n.   pi. 

-ovTCi,  par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 
Xlpocvrriiit^a,  -ai,   -c,  1   pi.  -aptv, 

1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
XXpocvTn&dKvupt,   fr.    ttpii  to,   and 

i'7ro<5£(Ki'u/<i,  which  see. 
X\poavTtopipv>)aKij),  fr.    same,   and 

vvopipvtjaKm,  which  see. 
UooavdTiWopat,    (fr.    wpd    before, 
and    (TnuTfAXw    to   contract,   th. 
ariWio  to  send)  lo  contract,  di- 
minish, deprive. 
Tlpoav\p6o)  -S,  f.  -v\pu>(Tti>,  (fr.  Trpoj 
beside,  and  vipoui  to  raise,   th. 
i"n|'Of   height)   to  raise  also,  ele- 
vate ;  lo  extol,  praise  highly. 
npoa(pdyiov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  same,  and 
(pdyoi    to  eat)    any    thing   eaten 
with   bread,  sauce,    relish ;    vic- 
tuals, meat,  Jish, 
Xlo6<jipdToi,  -uv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
(ftdti)   to  speak,  or  to  kill)  newly 
said,  uttered,  published  ;    newly 
killed;  neuj,  late, fresh,  recent. 
VlpoiTipdruii,    and    l\p6a<parov,    (fr. 

last )  newly,  lately,  recently. 
Xlpoaipepfii,  -loi  -ovi,  b,  ri,  (fr.  irpoa- 
(j)iow  to  bring  to)  like,  resembling, 
similar 
npoi7(ptp6pcvoi,-ij,-ov,])a.ss. — Upocr- 
0fpMi',-ou(ra,-oi',act.  par. — ripoir- 
(pipu}at,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  act,  of 
npoaipipiij,  f.  iTooaoiau),  1  a.  npoai'i 
vcvKa,  (fr.  r-pdf  to,  and  ipipii)  to 
brm;;)  to  bring  lo  or  before,  carry 
to,  iiffer,  present,  bestow  ;    to  vi- 
ler, decUire,  speak  to,  address  ;  to 
apply,  laytiin  !    '"  adduce,  hrini; 
forward,  show.     Ylpuoipfpopai,  to 
rush,  run  upon,  assault  ;    to  he 
like,  resemble ;   to  take,  use ;  to 
behave,  act,  conduct  erne's  self ; 
lo  treat,  manage,  deal  with  ;    In 


npo 

approach,  associate,  join  with, 
us.wnt,  agree,  prcs.  impr.  act. 
Trp6aiptpc,  -hu).  impf.  act.  vpneri- 
(kepov.  2  a.  ind.  act.  TtpoatmyKov. 
I  a.  ind.  pass,  -npitnii'vix^Oriv,  -tji, 
-ih    per.    ind.    mid.   Trpoai/voxti' 

Atl.   7rpO<T£K/l'OV(l. 

Upiiaipct'iyw,  f.  -^,),  (fr.  same,  and 
<pivyw  to  flee)  lo  Jlec  In,  lake  re- 
fuge ;  to  pass  over,  desert.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  npuaiipvyov,  -;>,  -c.  1  f. 
md.  mid.  Trpoaipcv^ouai. 
UpdaijiTipi,  f.  -ipi'iow,  (fr.  same,  and 
ipript    to   speak)  to  speak  lo,  ad- 
dress,   impf.   or  2  a.   ind.   act. 
irpoafijiiiv,  -t}i,  -V. 
UpoaipOiyKT&i,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  san;c, 
and  ipOt'yyojiai  to  s])eak)  .spoken 
to,  addresseil. 
ripnaijiOtipu),  (fr.  same,  and  ib6t!pu> 
to  corrupt )  to  lOrrupl  insensihly, 
steal  upon  to  destroy  ;  to  infect, 
taint,  vitiate.     UpoaipOclpniiai,  lo 
in.iinuate  for  harm,   seduce,   de- 
prave. 
nooa(j)iXJj,  a.  sin.  orneut.  pi.  cont. 

of 
np!io(lil\ni,  -toi  -ovi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  Ttplii 
intons.  and  0/Aoi;  friendly )/n'en(7- 
ty  towards,  kind,  eimial/le,  pleas- 
ing, grateful,  agreeable,  v)elcome. 
rioaipiXia,  and  TlpoaiJiiXtiu,  -ui,  ^, 

(fr.  Idsl)  friendship,  kindness. 
npoaipiXoavipio)  -w,  (fr.  vpdi  to,  and 
^iXuaaipoi  a  philosopher)  to  phi- 
losophize or  meditate  upon. 
ripottipiXwi,    (fr.    T;po(S(f>t\)ii    kind) 

kindly,  friendly,  benevolently. 
Upoaipopd,  -ai,   »%  (fr.  rrporKJiipu)  to 
offer)  rm  oblation,   offering,  sa- 
crifice ;    an  application  ;   taking 
of  food,  food,  meat ;  a  reproach, 
accusation  ;  a  return,  arrival, 
npiaipopoi,  -ov,b,!i,  (fr.  same)  ar 
rived,  brought,  carried ;  Jit,  con- 
ducive, suitable,  useful,  conveni- 
ent.    \lp6a<(>opd  ji'  a'l'ptTC,   raise 
me'conveniently  or  gently, 
npo(T(pvyiov,-ov,Tb,  (Ir.  wpdi  to,  and 

ijiiiyo)  to  fly)  a  refuge,  asylum. 
V\poa<pvi),  a.  sin.  conl.  of 
ripoaijiviii,  -loi  -oui,  b,  f],  (fr.  -rrpdi 
to,  an<l  (pill)  to  ^row)  growing  to, 
adhering,  clinging  ;   suitable  or 
conformable  to  nature,  natural, 
innate,  congenial. 
npoff^iiXnki/i  ~t)i,  >),    (fr.    vpdi   at, 
and  ifivXdircw  to  guard)  a  guard, 
watch,  caution ;  protection,   de- 
fence. 
Wpomjwl,  -yoi,   b,   '1,   (fr.   Trpwj  to, 
and  (^ciyio  to  fly)  flying  to  for 
protection  ;    a  client,  dependant  ; 
a  deserter. 
Wonaifjiii,  -Tiaa,  -iiv,  2  a.  par.  act. 

of  Tp^/(!<j>vni,  same  as 
npo(T'/ii)W,  f.  -(TU),  p.  ■:rpoairt<puKa,{(r. 
Trpoi  to,   and  (pvui    to   grow)   to 
cause  to  grow  to  or  upon,  to  ha- 
bituate, inure,  confirm.      Tlpoa- 
<l>vopat,   to   grow   upon,    adhere, 
cling   lo,   be  joined  or  fixed  to. 
per.  inf.  act.  npoaneipvKivai. 
Ylnoa(pii>vtu>  -ai,  f.  -r/uw,  p.  Trpoairc- 
'ipuivriKa,  (fr.  ffpfif  to,  and  0wi//u 
to  speak,  th.  i/iui'/;  voice)  lo  speak 


cluirgc,  fight,  close  in  battle  ;  to  1     to,  address,  accost,  call  to,  cry 
(498) 


npo 

ttU  to.  1  a.  ind.  act.  rpoat^w- 
vi7<ra. 

'nooa(p<i)vov<n  or  -cii',  d.  pi.  cont. 
par.  pres.  ;  or,  3  pi.  cont.  prcs. 
ind.  act.  of  last. 

noo<r;^Q(Ou>,  (fr.  irpof  with, and  x°'' 
pw  to  rejoice)  lo  rejoice  wilh  ;  to 
ja/re  pUngure  in, 

TIpoaYiOo/tat,  same  as  rpo/^^o/iui, 
micT.  of  7rpof;^(i). 

noo(rj;£ipo{,  -on,  6,  i';,  (fr.  -pdf  to, 
and  ;^£(p  the  hand)  placed  at 
hand,  m  the  hand,  readi/. 

Tlpoaxf'^,  (fr.  same,  and  xf'^  ''^ 
pour)  to  pour  upon,  sprinkle, 
net. 

Uodcyrj/ja,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  same, 
anj  (Tyriiia  a  dress)  a  pretext, 
pretence,  outward  shou;  colour  ; 
dignity,  mojexty,  splendour,  mag- 
nificence ;  Jirst  or  best  place ; 
stale,  siluritinn,  appearance. 

Uo^iaxvi,  2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  — 
Vlnonxttv,  2  a.  inf  act.  —  npo- 
exiiiv,  n.  pi.  TlpoaxivTti,  2  a. 
par.  act.  —  IXpoaxdadai,  2  a. 
mf.  mid.  cf  rpo/Y*^- 

Xlooaxi'^1  Tlooaywvvvta  and  ripoir- 
Xiixivvfit,  (fr.  irpof  lo,  and  ;^'<5(i) 
to  heap  u[i)  to  hiap  up,  throw  up 
a  heap,  raise  a  m'nind,  make  an 
emhankmrnt,forlify. 

TapicxvatS,  -lof,  Alt.  -£<i)?,  f/,  (fr. 
next)  a  pouring  over  or  on,  affu- 
sion, a.  sin.  To6oxvatv. 

Wpiinxix^',  f-  -VOID,  p.  irpo(r«:f;(^ii«:«, 
(fr.  Ttubi  to,  and  j^i'u,  same  a* 
jfftai  lo  |xiur)  lo  pour  upon,  per. 
ind.  pass.  iroooKj'j^u/iai,  -erai, 
-rai. 

noiJffyoi^n,  -uTO(,  ri,  {(r.  Tpoaxi'o 
lo  heap  up)  a  heap,  mound,  honk, 
rampart,  emhankment  ;  mud 
carried  dotcn  hy  a  river. 

Upoaxuipfi^i  (fr-  Toi{  to,  and  x''" 
pfw  lo  der)arl)  to  eo  or  cnme  lo  ; 
to  adhere  to,  join  uilh  ;  to  adjotn 
he  neiehliiniring  ;  lo  d»jmrt,  re- 
tire, utlhtram  ;  to  give  up,  sur- 
render, t/ietd,  come  into  alliance  , 
to  hrlmig  lo. 

ni'ir,    nrighhouring,    liorilering, 

ailjoining, 
UpnnxlaitTt,  2  pi.  pres.   ind.  acl. 

of 
Wonrri  niio,  f. -arcij,  p.  irootrfy^-avk'n, 

(fr.  rpik  'o,  and   i^/i'ki  to  toiicli) 

I  >  I  inch,  humile  ;    to  join,  collect, 

•>ii-,ll. 
rio '"'•>,  (fr.  rp>)  before)  lfforr,for- 

uiird;  liriiond,for  iff,  far. 
npoiiuifxif,   -rn(   -nt'f,  fi,  fi,  (fr,  rpif 

iiiN-nn.  iirid  z!^..!  lo  xnifll)  strong 

sirrtling,  Minhing,  Jilid. 
Tfpnif'i^rjfy  -ft  -i"t,  h,  fj,  (fr.  HBmr, 

anil  nif/u)  tn  (well)  *V'fllrd,pvff. 

rd  up,  i" fluted. 
ITpocdii'i.i,  -Of,  1),  (fr.  rpdc  lo,  ami 

u)f/l   a   Koni;)  jrronunrtali>m,  ne-\ 

rrnl,  prnnndy  ;  n  song,  hymn. 
UotntuOi'tii  -u,  (fr.  nanip,  nnd  ojO/i,i 

In  drive)  lo  itriie  agairut,  puth 

fnrlh,  imprt. 
npo<ri.>r<i(T(,  Metnpl.  for  npodratf, 

d.  pi.  of  trpiiffiAiirnr. 
npoffuvciof,   -01',  ri,  (fr.  irpiouirotf 


nPO 

a  face)  a  mask  ;  a  pretext,  cloak, 
excuse. 

XipoauiTro^v^riu  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xu/i/?a'»w  to  take)  lo  accept  or 
have  respect  of  persons.  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  vpuawro)irii!TUTC. 

npoCTtti-oXijTmjf,  -01',  b,  fi,({r.  same) 
a  respecter  of  persons. 

noQcwvu^rixpia,  -as,  I),  (fr.  same) 
an  accepting  of  Or  respect  of  per- 
sons, partiality, 

Tlp6au)T0i>,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  -rrpuf  to,  and 
w\p  the  eye,  tli.  dirropai  to  see) 
face,  fisage,  countenance  ;  a 
person,  character  ;  the  front. 
Kara  rpdffajToj',  openly,  face  to 
fare. 

npaaumovoua,  -nf,  >/,  (fr.  last,  and 
roi/w  lo  make)  a  personification  : 
a  change  of  things  to  persons  ;  a 
fiction  of  persons, 

npo(70)pfi{c6t]'rav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  Tpocopiii^oi, 

YlpoowTara  and  TlpoauTiiTui,  (fr. 
nexl) /arJftfS/,  icry  far. 

riocffwTaro?,  -»),  -or,  (sup.  of  vpdaui 
before)  farUiest,  most  distant, 
foremost, 

XlpocioTtoof,  -a,  -ov,  (conip.  of 
same)  ftrthtr,  more  advanced, 
more  forward,  hrfore. 

Xlooaiiiripii),  (fr.  \a.sl)  farther,  more 
distant, 

TlpnauKpiXiipa,  -aro;,  rd,  (fr.  rpdf 
to,  and  oKpctXiw  lo  liel|))  addi- 
tional help, 

ripoiTiixOtaa,  -n(,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  acl. 
nf  TTOoaoxOii^iii. 

npoTiifioliirii',  2  a.  opt.  mid. — ITpo- 
r(//i(lr,  -ovaa,  -ov,  par.  2  a.  net. 
of  rpor/^idj. 

npoT(io/?/(i)  -u,  (fr.  vpd  intons.  and 
Topfii'ii)  to  fear,  th.  rnp^os  terror) 
to  drrad,  fear. 

Wp^Tuaif,  -los,  Alt.  -f'jf,  /;,  (fr. 
npoTthu)  to  stretch  out)  a  pro- 
posal, proposition  ;  the  beginning 
of  a  play,  opining  of  the  plot  ; 
a  design,  Kuhjert,  arevmrnl, 

V\poTiianii>  or  -TTOi,  f  -fu,  p.  irporl- 
Tiixa,  (fr.  Ttou  before,  ;itid  rnnaui 
lo  array)  to  jilnre  foremost,  sta- 
tion in  front  ;  tn  dehrmiuf  hr- 
forihnnd,  foreordain,  predesti- 
nate, prescribe,  appoint.  per. 
ind.  pas?.  ■nnorlTnyjini. 

npnTrOi}i,-i't'ii,-!v,  par.  I  a.  pass. 
—  ITnor/0»)*(i  for  vonrlOitKit,  pw. 
ind.  net.  of  rooTlOqfu. 

np'T'iiui,  f.  -ti(S,  p.  irpo''/TAP<(i,((r. 
irp4  Iwfiiro,  and  rihui  lo  ^lrftl^^) 
/')  stiitrh  forth  or  nut,  irlrnd, 
proilure  ;  lo  strain,  constrain, 
bind,  lie:  In  propose,  iffir,  prnf- 
frr  ;  In  »n  ftrlh,  jirrsenl  In  virv, 
rrpose.  I  n.  n.*!.  ind.  wpu/Tina' 
par,  rrnnrrtvnf. 

nporfiy/^w,  f.  -Iijui,  (fr.  name,  nnd 
tiiyI^ui  lo  wall,  ih.  Tt(\as  s 
wall)  to  fortify,  build  a  vatl 
round. 

t7(xiTf/yi(T;/rt,  'itrof,  rb,  (fr.  MIPO) 
an  nulimrk  ;  a  fnrlifiratinn,  Iml- 
Vnrk,  rampart,  dtjrnrr. 

Upnrl'ytiit,  -uir,  r.),  (fr.  rpo  licforc, 
and    r/>«t  the  nnd)  snrriftrrs  of- 
fered or  rite*  pTlonrn-d  before 
(490) 


npo 

a  marriage  ;    antinupticd  qffkr- 
ings. 

npoTfXcura'a)  -c5,  (fr.  same,  and  tc- 
Xevrdu)  to  finish,  lb.  rlXoi  an 
end )  to  die  before,  decease  previ- 
ou.tly  or  immaturely. 

npoTtA/^ci),  (fr.  same)  lo  deiotc,  de- 
dicate, 

IlpoTf/ivo),  f.  -tfiZ,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tffivu  to  cut)  to  cut  or  chop  off, 
pare  ;  to  break  or  tear  up, 
plough. 

ripor/po,  (feni.  of  vpdTtpoi  former, 
viz.  I'/fif'pa  day)  the  day  before, 
yesterday. 

VlpoTcpaloi,  -a,  -01',  (fr.  same)  /br- 
mcr,  prior,  on  the  day  before. 

TlpoTcpc't,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of 

TlpoTipiii)  -u),  {fr.  irpSTcpof  former 
th.  Tzpi  before)  lo  be  before,  rank 
above,  lake  place  of;  tn  precede, 
go  or  come  before  ;    to  be  before- 
hand, anticipate. 

UpoTfpijfia,  -Stos,  rb,  (fr.  last)pn- 
ority,  precedence,  superiority, 
honour  ;  privilege,  prerogative, 
immunity  ;  advantage,  victory  ; 
superior  latent. 

npor/poiffif,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of  jrpdrfpof. 

npoTtpoi',  (neut.  of  ncM)  first,  be- 
fore, previously  ;  of  old,  former- 
ly, in  time  past ;  sooner,  eoTliir  ; 
more  quickly  or  easily  ;  rathir, 
priferably. 

noi'irepof,  -a,  -ov,  (comp.  fr.  zpb 
before)  former,  sooner,  eat  tier, 
prior,  previous  ;  superior,  btlter, 
preferable, 

ripoT/pu),  -0)5,  and  -uifft,  (fr.  last) 
before,  farther  on,  more  remote- 
ly, beyond, 

TlpoTtTayfiivof,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  ironr/fffou. 

Upiri,  Dor.  for  irpds, 

n^joTi/frrui,  Dor.  for  irpoaiiTrrui, 

npoTi/?((XXfni,  Dor.  and  Ion.  for 
rpoefiiiWi),  2  sin.  pret.  sub. 
pass,  of  rpo<T/?rt'>Xa). 

ripoTii'ty^i/io?,  Dor.  and  Jf.o\.  for 
■xpoocioiyfilrns,  par.   per.  pase 
of  iTQnttHxoitiit. 

V\poriill>nv,  Dor.  for  Tiwaclfctv, 
pres.  inf.  art.  of  irpooclfi,). 

nporidXt?!',  Dor.  for  nooaitXiTv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  rnnt.  of  7rpii(TfiX/u». 

ripoTifXi?!-,  Dor.  for  jrpoiTtXfir,  "  tx, 
inf.  art.  of  itpnantplut, 

XlporlOnin,  f.  -Oi'iiTM,  |i.  -r/Or(»-n,(fr. 
Tpi  before,  nnd  rWii/ii  to  put)  In 
set  or  place  Itefore,  put  forutird 
or  in  front  ;  to  propose,  set 
forth,  more,  lay  before,  rrploin, 
premise  ;  In  hold  a  rinincil,  open 
a  smnle  ;  In  publish,  prortntm  ; 
to  prefer,  rhnnse,  srirri  ;  lo  lay 
out  thr  dead  ;  lo  throw  or  K've 
lo  be  dfvimreil,  rTjinsr  ;  tn  prr- 
sunde,  jim'nil  on  ;  lo  prmnl,  al- 
low, grant,  ^nnrlOtimi,  In  sil  up, 
irrrt,  jilnrr  ;  lo  fit  in  tiiv;  ex- 
hibit pulitirh/,  show  ,'  lo  .vrvf  up 
tnrnt,  set  Itrfnre  ;  In  ordain,  de- 
cree, mart;  lo  purpose,  intend^ 
design,  determine  hefitrr,  ap- 
point, destine  ;  tn  clonk,  disguise, 
pretend,  2  a.   ind.    mid.   npoiO(^ 


11 PO 


llPO 


npo 


uiiv,  'too  or  -eu,  -ito,   1  a.  pa.ss. 
liul.  vpoirlQtiv,  -F/f,  -r;*  par.  >rpi>- 

WpoTifiiianui,  Dor.  for  npoa/tdoau 
or  -TTu. 

nportfiau)  -u»,  f.  -/iou),  (fr.  rrpi  be- 
fore, and  Ti^<iu>  to  honour)  to 
honour  or  viilue  more,  prefer  ; 
to  regard,  attend  to,  respect. 

llpoTifiuii,  pros.  par.  act.  cont.  of 
last. 

n()ori(i(r(ro/i.ii,    Dor.   for    Trpoadaao- 

TlptiTiu),  (fr.  TTpi  before,  and  r/o)  to 
honour)  (o  honour  before,  value 
or  regard  more,  prefer. 

llpdTfirjati,  -loi,  Atl.  -£uf,  {j,  (fr. 
vp^  before,  and  rifiiu)  to  cut)  o 
cutting  off" ;  the  mwtl,  which  in 
infants  is  immediately  cut. 

nporoX/iau)  -u),  f.  -i'/ctu),  (fr.  same, 
and  ToX^ I'u)  to  dare)  to  dare  be- 
fore, venture,  hnzarrL 

Vlpyrofin,  -ijj,  I],  (fr.  npo  before,  and 
t//(i  u)  to  cut)  an  image,  likeness, 
bu.it. 

TlpoTOvoiai,  d.  pi.  of 

Ilpdruvoi,  -ov,  h,  Or  -rovov,  -on,  ri, 
(fr.  TOO  before,  and  rtiVw  to 
stretch)  a  ro;je  passing  from  the 
how  to  the  top  of  the  mast,  which 
is  raised  or  lowered  by  means  of 
it;   the  forestny. 

VynoTov,  (for  Trpo  tovtov  tov  Ypdvou) 
before,  formerh/,  previousli/. 

npoTfiiTroi'To,  Ion.  for  irpotToivovTO, 
3  jil.  irnpf.  ind.  mid.  ofrporp/iru. 

ripoTpcjTTikiii,  -i),  -ov,  (fr.  irpoTpfTroj 
to  encourage)  hortatory,  encou- 
raging, animating. 

nps-prrrnifaij,  (fr.  last)  encourag- 
ini>ln,  clieerinsi',: 

npirpfffw,  f.  -il.'iii,  p.  -npOTiTptipa, 
(fr.  -pb  before,  and  rp/n-w  to  turn) 
to  turn  before,  turn  Uiwardsi  ;  to 
drive  forward,  impel,  drive  to 
flight  ;  to  drive  on,  instigate,  in- 
cite, encourage^  exhort.  Xlporpi- 
vofiai,  to  turn  about,  fare  ;  to 
truMrip,  surpass  ;  to  yield  to, 
give  way  or  loose  to. 

npoTpiym,  f.  mid.  vpoOpi^onai,  p. 
act.  Trpofi^pauriKa,  (fr.  irpb  be- 
fore, and  Tpix")  'o  fun)  to  run 
before,  outrun. 

rTpirpti^n'wci'o;,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  1  a. 
mid.  of  rpoTo/iro). 

Ho  iro'iTTafiiji',  (fr.  TTporpfTu)  to  turn 
to  flight)  turned  in  flight,  with 
the  back  to  thf.  enemy. 

ripoTpoirv,  -^{,  )/,  (fr.  -porpiirui  to 
exhort)  advice  ;  exhiirtatioUj  en- 
couragement. 

npuruTTTdj,  (fr.  -Koh  before,  and  tvv- 
Till  to  strike)  to  strike  before  ano- 
ther, atsail,  assault  or  charge 
first  ;  to  gush,  burst  out. 

TlpoTuxiv  for  -'iprTir;^Oij  (neut.  of 
2  a.  par.  act.  of  jT'iO'iruy^^-nvou) 
acndentally  happening ;  incident, 
chince. 

Tlpo'JiJS^tti,  Atl.  Synaer.  for  vpoi- 
0a\cv,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
irpo/3(fXXui. 

Upoiliii,  same  for  wpoiffri,  3  sin.  2 

a.  ind.  act.  of  rp-zj^a/fw. 
ilpovYpa<pc,  same  for  irpo6ypa<pi,  3 


sin.  inipf.  md.  net.  of  rpoypii/iu). 

npouiit^iiuro,  same  for  npotiibiiin- 

ro,  3  sill.  1  a.  iiul.  iind.  of  7rpo(^(- 

UpoiiiuiKiis,  same  for  Txpoi^uiKai,  2 

sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  rprK^ulu/ii. 
XlpovQiTo,  same  for  rpu/ytro,  3  sin. 

2  a.  uid.  mid.  of-nuoriOiifti. 
npovOnntv,  same  for  vpoiOrfKcv,  3 

sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  same. 

npwKCiTo,  same  for  n-pofViiro,  3 
sin.  impf.  mid.  of  rrpi/ifi/iui. 

npouK£j^wp/;)t£iCT(ii/,  Slime  for  irpoz- 
Ki-)(u>p>'iK(iaa\',  3  pi.  ppcr.  ind. 
act.  of  jrpuYwp/u). 

l\povKiv!)ivtvtv,  same  for  -npocKir- 
Hicvtv,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of  Trpo- 
(cii'^uvei'u). 

Xlpoi'vri,  -ris,  i/,  a  palm  tree. 

npuiftKOi,  -0X1,  b,  (fr.  TTpi)  for,  and 
cvtiKio  to  bear)  a  hireling,  mer- 
cenary. Or,  (fr.  same,  and 
ifiKOt  contention)  a  contentious, 
turbulent  or  troublesome  person. 

npov^ivri(X(iv,  Att.  Synaer.  for  Trpo- 
tff'i'Vfffi',  3  sin.   I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

TTpO^Cliu}. 

riojtlTTiip^is,  -10?,  Att.  -eu)s,  >),  (fr. 
next)  pre-existtnce. 

Upoivdpx^,  f  -fw,  p.  i!0(>vvrip-)(a, 
(fr.  Trpo  before,  and  v-niipyiu  to 
be)  to  he  or  exist  before,  pre-exist ; 
to  begin  first,  aniiripute  ;  to  anti- 
cipate in  liberality  or  kindness. 
impf.  TrpovTTijp'y^nv,  -tf,  -e. 

VlpovTrci^i'}(p'iaiv,  Att.  for  TTponni- 
X(j(/)«iTi,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  Atl.  of 
7roQ£7riXa^p«i'Oj. 

npoi)7r£/iv/.af,  Att.  SynaT.  for  Tr/)of 
TTC/jxpav,  3  pi.    1   a.  ind.  act.  of 

TTOOTTf/iTrW. 

Tlpovirc^oppnii)  -C,  f.  ->'jcu>,  (fr.  -rrpH 
before,  ind  under,  t^  from,  and 
hpiidtii  to  rush)  to  charge  fore- 
most, sally  forth  before  others. 

Hpo'viriipYfili/a,  (pi.  neut.  of  per. 
par.  pass,  of  Trpovniipxo))  bene- 
fits or  kindnesses  offered  before. 

TlpovTtfipKTai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass. 
—  np)i"77;jp;^oi',  -£5,  -£  or  -£►■, 
impf  ind.  act.  of  rpoCT'/pYw. 

nporj,TT-of,  -nv,  b,  >'),  (fr.  Kpd  before, 
and  dvrnpni  to  see)  placed  before. 
the  eyes,  manifest,  plain,  clear. 

Upovpyiairrpov,  (fr.  next)  btt'er, 
■more  useful,  more  advantageous, 
of  more  conspr/uence,  preferable. 

npoupyoii,  (fr.  TToi  before,  and  fp- 
yov  a  work)  worth  while,  for  the 
advantage  of. 

T\p  ■f'lrciv'  for  irpoirtivt,  3  sin.  impf. 

of  ■KpOTlivtO. 

np'iuT('fl£i,  Att.  Synicr.  for  itpocrl- 
6ct,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  ind.  act. 
of  TTO'iriOiu)  for  vpirWiiiit, 

yipiivrpfTTcrn,  same  for  vpocrpiiTCTo, 

3  sin.  impf.  ind.  pass,  ofirporpt- 

npoiJTtn^ai',  same  for  Trpo/rvpav,  3 
pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  nnoTviTTu). 

nooil'/iEiXEf,  same  for  npmipti^cf, 
which  Ion.  for  Trp^iiifiXcf,  2  sin. 
impf  act.  of  irpi)Oi^£iX(i». 

n/iofi^/iTra/i'Ji,  mid.  of 

riooiipiaTiiitt,   f.    Tr pnv-roarfiaij),    (fr. 
■ttoH  before,  and  'vHarniti  to  exist) 
to  be  or  exist  lie.fnre,  pre-exist, 
(500) 


y\poiy^M',  Att.  Synn-r.  for  irpofxcivt 
pres.  inf.  act.  —  llpotixovru  for 
■npod^ovTo,  3  pi.  impf.  ind.  mid. 
— Wpuv^uvai^i  tor  7:po£;;^;oi'ioj)f,  g. 
fern.  pres.  par.  act.  of  n-po/;i;u». 

npouYw,  same  forirpo/^o). 

Xlpovxf^v,  same  for  Tpulx^fy  (pres. 
par.  ucl.  of  irpoi'yw)  superior, 
excelling,  surpassing,  capital, 
chief. 

TlpixpSyii),  (fr.  TTpb  before,  and  tjid- 
yw  to  eat )  to  eat  before. 

npo</ia(Vu),  (fr.  same,  and  <halvw  to 
show)  to  throw  ligtU  upon,  C7i- 
lighten  ;  to  show  forth,  propose, 
hold  forth  ;  to  show,  display,  ex- 
hifiit,  thrust  forward  ;  to  fore- 
show, portend,  forebode,  promise, 
Xlpnipuivupat,  to  appear  before  or 
from  a  distance. 

Upo(l,at>ti,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  pass,  of 
la.st.  ' 

npo0ai'i)j,  -foj  -ovi,  b,  f;,  (fr.  same) 
clear,  plain,  open,  manifest,  ap- 
parent, conspicuous,  perspicu- 
ous. Ek  too  v:po(papovs,  clearly, 
plainly. 

npofavia,  -as,  i/,  (fr.  same)  clear. 
nrss,  plainness,  perspicuity. 

npdipavToi/,  -ov,  TO,  (neut.  of  next) 
an  oracle,  response,  prophecy, 
prediction. 

npo(/)avTo?,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  TTpobeforo, 
and  <paiv(i>  to  show)  shown  hifore, 
foretold,  prophesied,  predicted, 
declared,  revealed;  evident,  ma- 
nifest, plain,  clear. 

Tlpoipiivu);,  (fr.  Trpoipavfii  clear) 
clearly,  brightly  ;  openly,  mani- 
festly, consjiiniousty,  plainly. 

Xlpoi)>ii<ni,<\.  Att.  cont. — Hpo^ucriv, 
a.  sin.  or-po(ini7({. 

npo0a(Ti^o^(if,  1.  -iijopiii,  (fr.  next) 
to  prctenrlj  dissemble,  feiiin  ;  to 
cloak,  disguise  ;  to  excuse,  apo- 
logize. 

np6ipu(Tts,  -10?,  Att.  -tuti,  /;,(fr.  vp6- 
<Pnpi  to  S|)oak  for)  a  pretence, 
pretext,  cloak,  colour  ;  an  excuse, 
apology,  defence,  plea.  Or  (fr. 
TTpoipah'u)  to  foreshow)  an  ap- 
pearance, show,  semblance  ;  a 
cause,  occasion,  opportunity. 
'E'Xitv  irpoipnaiv,  to  have  the  ex- 
cuse of  illness,  be  ailing. 

Upo<l>iiiri<TT'iKd(,  -i),  -dv,  (Ir.  last) 
excusing,  pretending,  pleading, 
fictiliwis  ;  rlereitfut,  false. 

np«0aT(i{, -n.  Dor.  for  ironipiirrn. 

X\p6iptot,  2  sin.  pres.  impr.  —  flpo- 
(/if'pEi,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
TTno<j)ipoi. 

r[p'iipcori<,  -/"S  -o5s,  b,  If,  (fr.  npiipl- 
pw  to  produce)  advanced,  carried 
forward;  aged, old;  promole.'l, ex- 
alted, superior,  excellent,  Comp. 
wpn(ptpfarcooi,  sup.  -iararof. 

noo0f'oi/iT  ,  Ion.  for  Ttpo(t>lpr),  3  sin. 
pres.  sub.  act.  of 

npo(p(pii>,  f.  -np'mttrij),  1  a.  -irpofivty- 
Ka,  (fr.  Ttptj  before,  and  0(pw  to 
carry)  to  bring  forward,'  pro- 
dure,  place  or  set  before,  show, 
exhibit,  propose  ;  to  bring,  draw 
or  take  met  ;  to  utter,  express, 
say,  declare,  publish,  proclaim  ; 
to    object,    accuse,    upbraid,   re- 


npo 


nPT 


proach  ;  to  excel,  surpass,  eireed,  Updxctfios,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.  ^pi)  belbre, 
to   advance,  promote,    conduce;       and    ^^tip    the    hand)  at    hand, 
to  give  in   trust,     charge,    com-       ready,  light,  easy,  prepared, 
mand,  order.  i  Tlpo^ctpoTopiu-G),  f.  -i,ow,  p.  ffoo«- 

UpdipTifii,  (fr.    same,  and  ipTifil  lo,     ;(;tipoT(5»'J7«a,  (fr.  -rpb  before,  and 
say )  to  say,  speak  or  tell  before,  \ 
predict,  ff/reteli. 
llpo<l,TiTcla,  -as,  !i,   (fr.  sanie)  pro- 
phery  ;     a    prediction,    presage,\ 
oracle,  response.  \ 

npo0i7rci'u,  f.  -£i'ffo),  (fr.  same)  to\ 
prophesy,  divine,  foretell,  predict, 
presage ;    to  explain    or    apply 
prophecies,     impf.    act.     Tpotipi)- 
Tcvov,  -tj,  -c,  1  a.  act.  ind.  vpoc- 
<p/lTtvaa,  -as,  -£•  impf.  TrpO(fir}rcv- 
cov,  -a'ru. 
l\po^nrqs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  de- 
clarer,  foreteller,    prophet,     di- 
viner ;  a  harbinger,  forerunner  ; 
a  pnest,   teacher,   in.itructor,  in- 
terpreter ;  a  poet,  bard, 
Upo<py]TiKds,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  last)  pro- 
phetic ;  inspired. 
Xipoipi'jri;,  -lius,    ri,    (fr.   same)   a 

prophetess,   a.  TTpo<pr)Tiv. 
npofOniiD,  f.   TrpofpOdciji,  p.  rTpot(fi- 
duKa,  fr.  -roii  before,  and  <p8di<ii, 
wh.  see ;    1    a.  ind.  act.  vpoiii- 
baaa 
npofio^i), -(i(,  I'f,  (fr.  Ttpoipioii)  to  ut- 
ter)  expression,  utterance,    pro- 
nuntiutiun  ;     a      word,     voice, 
speech  ;  a  reproach,  tmtnt. 
XipoipoptKif,  -fi,  -ov,    (fr.    last)  ex- 
piissiie,  declarative ;  shown,  de- 
clared. 
Tlpo/ppd^ia,  (fr.  rpi  before,  and  (ppd- 
^0)  to  tell)  to  foTitill,  explntn  be- 
fore ;  to  ittcUire,  publish, prrtclaim . 
tlp6i(,p(iaau',    -t){,    q,    (fr.    7:pA<fipijii 

willing)  wilting,  ren-ly,  kind. 
Hpoipp6iu)i,     (fr.    next)    uiUingly, 

reri'lily,  promptly. 
yio6<p()ii)v,  •oiiu(,  6,  rj,  (fr.  rpd before, 
and    ^p!iv    the   mind)    prwIrrU, 
vise,    riitrrrrl  ;    jrrompt,    ready, 
mlline,  inrlined,  kind, 
npoipiyclv,  2  a.  inf.  ael.  —  Hooii'- 
yoif,  2  sin.  2  a.  opt.  act.  of  vpo- 
ipdyit). 
riu/i'^fiX'iir/),   -rjt,   i,  (fr.   next)  an 
itfistrvniioH  ;    a    watch,    guard, 
garrison, 
np  0C>/if,    -oifof,  4,  (i'r.    next)  a 

gunnl.  vnlrh,  nentinrl. 
Xlpoi^v'^fioata  or  -rrut,  f.  -fu;,  p.  rrpn- 
viipi''\nKn,  (fr.  rpi  before,  and 
0i'>u'o<riii  tfigiiard)  to  keeji  cwirti 
or  watch  for,  utrr  or  in  frimt  of ; 
In  guaril,  preserve,  kerp  ;  to 
guird  against,  he  cautious. 
Tlpn^lnv,  prei.  inf  art.  of  rpo- 
Xl". 


yctpoToiiu)  to  stretch  forth  the 
hand,  which  fr.  x"9  ^^^  hand, 
and  TtiKj  to  stretch)   to  choose,  XlpvravcTai,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  zpvraits 


npp. 

npvpttipcia,  -a{,  t),  (fr.  rpvfij'if  the 
extreme,  and  dpo^  a  mountain) 
the  bottom  or  foot  of  a  mountain. 

Upvravcla,  -wv,  tu,  (neul.  of  next) 
security  or  bait  for  prosecuting  a 
suit  or  abiding  by  the  decision  ; 
office  or  duration  of  a  flprranj. 


elect  or  appoint  before  ;    to  choose 
in  preference,  vote  for.  per.  pass, 
ind.      vpoKtxcipordfrtpai'      par. 
:;po«t£^tipoTon/jif»o5,  -tj,  -ov. 
Ilpoxt'pwf,    (fr.    Tpd;^c('poj   ready) 

readily,  easily,  quickly. 
UpoxiovTi,  Dor.    for   -rpoxeovat,  3 

pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  T:po;^/u). 
npo;;^£ij<rc5,  -io$,   Alt.   -lui^,  jj,  (fr. 
next)  a  pouring  forth,  discharge, 
stream,  flow 
Upoxiii,  f.  -£Uffu,   (fr.  irpd  before, 
and  j^/uj  to  pour)  to  pour  out, 
discharge. 
Tlpdxiv,    (fr.  same,  and  yrfw  the 
knee)  on  the  knees  ;  utterly,  to- 
tally, entirely. 
XXpoxo'l,  -<?$!  I'/i  (fr.  rpo^fo)  to  dis- 
charge) a  flow,  discharge,  flood, 
inundation,  torrent,  stream,  ivave  ; 
the  mouth  of  a  river, 
Xlpdxooi,  -nvi,    -dov    -ov,     fj,     (fr. 

same)  an  ewer,  vm,  basin. 
Tlpoxpaoijnt,  (fr.  rpd  for,  and  yo'lo- 
pai  to  use)   to  use  instead  of;  to 
use  frequently, 
ripoyilTfjf,  -ov,  b,    (fr.  TTpJ  before, 
and   x'^    'o   pour)    biirley    and 
salt  which  was  poured  into  the 
victim's  ear  ;   sak  cakes. 
ripoycDfifi,  -aroi;,  r>i,  (fr.  irpo  before, 
and   xCifia    a    heap,   th.   x^<^  '" 
heap  up)  a  tmlwark,  mriinil. 
Flp'.'x'iop/w  -d>,  f.  -I'low,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^uipi'o)   to  depurt)   to  go  lye- 
fore,  proceed,   ailvnnce,   march  . 
to   reach,    attain,  succeed,  pros- 
per ;  to  turn  rnit,  happen  ;  to  fit, 
be  convenient,  suitable. 
flpo\iapT)tia,  -iiTof,    t4,    (fr.     last) 

ilune,  errrmienl. 
np'iiu,   f.  -ioaiii,  p.  -uKa,  by  Sync, 
for  nrparnw,    wh.  see.    1  a.  ind. 
act.  Iitpuxtn.  per.  pass.  ind.  ni- 
vpoifinf   (lar.    TnTpiiifiiynf. 
fXoimiiin  or  no'iui^iiii,    1  pi.  TTpouific- 

On,  2  a.  8ub.  mid.  of  vpohipi. 
Wo'ii'i'Dinn,  -Hi,  -t  or  -iv,  I  a.  ind. 

art.  of  T;ponp((io, 

r\poutniu)iiiv,   impf.    mid,   conl.    of 

1Tnftnp/iia. 

npi'>/c<,-u)»',  01,  n.  of  irpiiXijorirpii- 
\hf,  -(of,  b,  1),  »eldom  UKrd  in 
the  »in.  ;  foot  sntilirrs,  infantry, 
snidirty  ;  nn  assembled  mulliluilr. 

rJo''Xi«,  -IOC,  Alt.  -ii.Jt,  >|,  (fr.  lam} 


llp'>Xtipll^v.  r.  -Inui,  and  n/)<)yr'<>ffii-       a  dance  of  soldiers  ;  the  solditry, 
/i'ii,f.  irpn)^(ip/iriifiai,  (fr.  noD  bo-'      an  armed  Imtly, 
forr,  »nd  ynp/^u   lo  IiqikIIi-,  ih.  |np<'7/i''i,  Ion.  -r|,  -m, //,  (fr.  rpv/nii 
jjtip  the  h«iKl)  f/> /i</^/ in  Mr /I'/n//,!      rxtnme)    the  pmijt  iir  stern  of  a 
handle;  to  inke  in  hand,   br(in,\      ship;  the  rurliler, 
prepare,    'indrrlake  ;   to  plnrr   at  noi>/>r/)iTiiiv,   -of,    ri,  (fr.  lo»t)   the 
hand,  make  rrady  ;  to  rltl'miine,\      stern  rnjie,  cable,      npufiyi'iat'  for 
appoint,   nnminatr,    choose    out  ;l      npirfiKi'iirin,  pi. 
tn  biing  nut,  prntlurr.    1  a.  mid.   npi'|ji'i;9io(,  -a,  -oi',  (fr.  name)  hi 
ind.  i'o<ii)cMoim';iF7i',  -i<»,-OTo,        I      Irmemg  to  the  sirrn, 
OpvXtiplonaOnt,  inf. —  Upi)X'ipio4-  Tlpriii/ii,  -ii,  -iv,  the  extreme,  last, 
cv«(,  -r)  -ov,  par.  t   a.  mid.   of  >      rruling, 

»t.  .Upv/tvu,  -4o(,  (.  a  woman'i  name. 

(Mil) 


r 

lai 


magistrate )~  a  judgment  hall  or 
court  ;  a  magnificent  house,  pa- 
lace ;    a  college    or   hospital    at 
Athens. 
npvTavtvw,    (fr.    next)    to    act  as 
magistrate,   rule,  direct^  govern, 
regulate,  conduct ;    to   arbitrate, 
mediate  ;  to  supply,  procure. 
ilpCraiti,  -105,  Att.  -£iD{,  bjthejifty 
select   senators   at   Athens    were 
so    called  ;    a  chief  magistrate, 
ruler,    governor  ;    a    dispenser ^ 
guardian,  protector,     n.  pi.  spu- 
ra'i'fis,  a.  sin.  Trpvraviv. 
ripiiui',  Dor.  for 
ripuirji',  (ti-.  irpwi  in  the  morning) 

lately,  a  little  before,  formerly. 
npuSiJiJrjs  and  Xlpidi^of,  -ov,  b,  i), 
(fr.  TowToj  first,  and  iijiii  youth) 
in  yoiith,  young. 
UpwSvarcpov,  -ov,    to,    (neut.    of 

next)  a  figure  in  rhetoric. 
ripujSt'ffTEpof,  -01',  6,  !),  (fr.  Trpwroj 
first,  and  ilorfpof  lallcr)  the  Jirst 
last,  perverted,  preposterous,  ab- 
surd. 
npbii,  in  the  morning,  early.    'A/ia 

souit,  together  with  the  dawn, 
Upuiia,-ni,li,  (feni.  of  rpiiioj  early, 
viz.    Sipa    time)    the    morning, 
dawn, 
Upui^aOi  -fov,  and  ITpoiyi  or-f<'i', 
(fr.   Trpoii'  early)  the  day  before 
ycstfribiy,  very  lately, 
f}pti)t8iv,  (fr.  same)  in  the  morning, 

early, 
flpuiipoi,  -ovy  b,    (fr.  same)  early, 
in   the  morning,  belonging  to  the 
morning,  at  dawn. 
T]ptii'i%d(,    -n,    -if,  and    ripufo;,  -<i, 
-ov,   (fr.   same)   belonging  to  the 
morning,  ilau^iing, 
npiuiViOfi',  (fr.   same)   early  in  the 

mornini^. 
ripwitrA?,  -of',  b,  the  posteriors. 
npuir,  -r.Moj,  and   npii'iuifi  rov9{,  i, 

for  jrpniii',  n.  pl.  itp'i'ovif. 
ripoif,  -»ds,  4,  (fr.  Tp"'i  III  ihe  morn- 
ini;)    a    drop,    properly  a   diw- 
ilrop. 
ripi'V'i,  -iiv,  h,  (peibnps  fr-  irp4  be- 
fiiro,  and  ^/id  In  How,  or  bpiiui  to 
ser)  the  prow,  bow,  head, 
UpdipfiOcv,  {fr.  last,  and  ^ti'  from  a 

place)  yVorti  the  proui, 
npinpiiTii'u,    (fr.  next )  /«  .«/a»i'/  mi 
the  jirow,  keep  a  look  out  ;  to  be 
honlsiiain, 
npiiiln'inif,  -oil,    and   ripiiifi'i'f,  -/o(, 
Atl.  Auv,  4,  (fr.  TTo./ipii  'he  prow) 
the    maslri    of  thr   prow  or  fore 
part  of  the  ship,  bimVni'nin. 
ripwra,  and  r'i  irpwru,    (fr.  npuirof 

fiml)  at  first,  _firsl,  frstty. 
nixKTuywi  (iTTi)5,  -oM,  n.  If,  (fr.  irpi- 
'ro<  fir«l,  mill  <i)iui'  a  content)  a 
principal   combatant  ;    a    chief 
actor, 
Mnwriii,  -uiv,  n'l,  (pl.  frin,  ofirpuTi^i 


npn 


nTA 


IITII 


(irst,  viz.  iraX(7(  cities)  capitals,  ITlpu)rofilSsiKa,  -u»,  /;,   a  woman's  lira ro,  Ion.  for /rruro,  3  sin.  impf. 
mttmpoUs.  liaiiiu.  '"        '  ■  ■      .•      - 

WputTitfTfOi,  -oil,  i,  (fr.  s.inii',  aiidiripwroi',  to,  (neiit.  of  jrpoiroj  first) 


ufl^i)  I'oiiim.iiul)  «  chtrf  govern- 
or, comnuimlrr. 
rioioreior,  -ov,  ri,  (neut.  of  next) 
firtctdence,   yrr-rmintnce,   supr- 
rionii/.     Tii    vpiunhi,  the  chief 
rank  ;  Jirst  place  lif prize. 
ripiiircra;,  -n,  -or,  (fr.  n-jxinif  first) 
<v'u>/",  foremost,  Jirst,  most  excel- 
lent, superior. 
HpuiTcolXaf,  -a,  Dor.  for  Hpureal- 

Auof,  -on,  i,  ;i  man's  name. 
Tlp>-)rci'i,  -ioi,  I,  Proteus,  a  marine 

deilv. 
npuiTcvu),  f.  -nVd),  p.  vcvpuirevKa, 
{fr.   vpCiTo;  first)   to  he  Jirst  or 
cliief,  take  the  lend,  have  the  pre- 
eminence, hold  the  ^r$t place,  par. 
pres.  act.  irpuircitov. 
Ilpiir^j,  li   sin.  tein.  of  same. 
Ilau)riip6rt)j  d.  sin.  of 
npuiriipdriii,   -ov,    k,    (fr.     -irpHrrni 
first,   anil  apoia  to  plough)   ui/io 
.firM  ploughed.  \ 

np^oTiBr'  lorXlpiiTiara,  and  rTpwno- 
Toi,  (fr.  next  ),/ir.<ll'/,  in  the  Jirst 
pi  ice,  rspccialli/,  parttcularli/. 
IIpJiriGTo;,  -ij,  -ov,  (a.  snp.  fr.  jrou 
roj  first)  Jirst  of  nil,   the    very 
.firxt,  Jirst,  rhirf,  foremost. 
TlpjiTOihtOprij}  -0),  t.  -'lau),  p.  rtTrpo)- 
ToiiiiOp:iKs,  (fr.  same,  and/3((9po>' 
a  bunch)  to  se.t  on  the  Jirst  bench, 
place  on  the  foremost  row  ;  to  sit 
or    be   sated  Jirst.    impf.    act. 
cvpioTtlinffpton  -ovv.  1  a.  in  J.  act. 
i-rrpuyTOiidUpqaa. 
Wp-aro'tioXitj)  -di,  f.  -i)au},  p.  ttc-tow- 
TolioXrjKa,  (fr.  same,  and  j3iiXSio 
to  shoot)  <o  shoot,  produce  or  pM/ 
/"«rM  Tfrsi.    1  a.  ind.  act.  cttomto- 
iioXtian, 
Tlpu)Toycifis,    -log   -otif,   h,   fi,    (fr. 
sami;,  and  yivoftat  lo  bcb'jrn),^''?' 
o/'  i<»  kind,   jirimitire,    nrisinnl, 
Jirst  made.  Aho  a  man's  name. 
noij)royfvfrijin,-riTOi,Td,  (fr.  same) 
[first  produce,  Jirst  offerings,  Jirst 
fruits. 
Xlojtroyovoi,  -ov,  h,  ij,  (fr.   same) 
Jirst-horn,   Jirst-fiegotten,    eldest, 
first  fruit. 
Xlp'j>Toy6voi,  -uv,  h,  >/,  (fr.   same) 
hearing  the  first  time  ;  at  the  Jirst 
birth. 
npuroyiii'uv,  g.  pi.  of  either  of  the 

two  last. 
TJpjiroKiiOc^oia,  -ai,  h,  (fr-  ~pii>roi 
first,  and  KtOiipu  a  seat,  tli.   eu) 
to  sit)  the  Jirst  or  uppermost  seat, 
precelenci/. 
TlpiJiTOKXriijiu,  -n^,!i,  (fr.  same,  and 
KtiXiui  to  call)  an    assembly   of 
chiefs  ;  a  council. 
UpwToicXiala,  -'if,ii,  (fr.  same,  and 
<cA(iTi«  a  conch,  th.  kXIvm  to  re- 
cline) the  first  couch^  uppermost 
seat  or  place  ;  prtceilency. 
Xlp<tiTOKovpi'i,-ai,  >i,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kovpa  a  shearing)  the  first  shear- 
ing ;    the  first    cutting    of  the 
hair. 
TipwroXoyia,  -ai,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xiyot  a  word,  th.  A/yoi  to  speak ) 
a  spftking  first  J  first  address. 


/irsl,  at  Jirst,  in  the  Jirst  place. 

npiOToiriiyi)i  -/o>-  -oiii,  t>,  I'l,  (Ir.  jrpii- 
rof  first,  and  ri'iyni/ii  to  fasten) 
Jirst  put  togethti',  newly  made, 
new. 

ripwriifffipo;,  -uv,  J),  t),  (fr.  same, 
and  iTtipii  an  attempt)  having 
first  attem])ted. 

X\pu)Toir\d(!Tiii,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same, 
and  TrAiiffffu)  to  forni)y/Vs<  Jorm- 
(r,  shnper  or  maker. 

ripwrrfn-Anffros",  -ov,  h,  f/,  (fr.  same) 
Jirst  formed,  first  made. 

XlpuiTOi,  -r],  -oi>,  (su[).  ofirpb,  irpdrc- 
pof,  TTpiraToi,  Sync.  Trpdaroi, 
Cras.  voioTOi)  first, J'orcmost,  be- 
fore, former,  earliest^  pnmreval  ; 
chief,  primary^  principal,  n.  pi. 
irpuiTot,  the  chief  men,magislrates, 
ruUrs. 

npuTuaracia,  -05, »;,  (fr.  last,  and 
ardais  a  station)  pn nripality , 
power,  rule,  pre-eminence. 

TlptoToaTdri/i,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
'Inrnut  to  stand)  who  stands  to 
the  rigid  of  the  rtmk  ;  a  captain, 
leader,  rhiif;  a  ringleader,  a. 
TTOuiroaraTrjii. 

npjiToToKiia,  and  -Kla,-o}v,  tu,  (fr. 
same,  and  tSkos  a  birth,  tli.  nV- 
ru)  to  (iroduce)  birthright  ;  the 
rights  of  eldcrsldp. 

TlpfllTOTOKCVW,  f.    -CVCUl,   p.  TTtTTpWTO- 

ToKcvKn,   (fr.  same)  to  make  or 
treat  as  first  born. 
npniroro<f/w  -w,  f.  -i^au),  p.  ■trcnpuiTO- 

ToKTiKn,  (fr.  same)  to  bring  J'orth 

for  the  first  time. 
npuirordKOi,  -ov,  '],  (fr.  same)  bear- 
ing for  the  first  time. 
Woii>T6TOKOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 

fist  born. 
npwrw,  -doj  -ou;,    >'/,   a   woman's 

n.ime. 
ripJTwf,  (fr.  Trpwrof  first)  Jirst,  at 

first,  in  the  Jirst  ptnrr 
npiiiiii',  -ovoi,'n,a  prnjccting  height, 

promontory,  lop  of  a  mountain  ; 

a  l/anrl^  mound. 
TlTaiet,  3  sin.  -ofitv,  1  pi.  of  rra/w. 
Tirairiv,  2  a.  opt.  act.  of  irrTiiu. 
riraioiati,  Dor.    for    irraiovaa,    n. 

fern.  pres.  par.  act.  of  rrralo). 
Uraipcj,  and  tlriipio,  to  sneeze,  2  a. 

ind.  act.  fnrapov. 
nraiiTci,  3  sin.    1   f.    ind»  act.  — 

nrrilaciv  1  f.  inf  act. — XlrnicniTi, 

2  pi.  I  a.  sub.  act.  of  vmlw. 
Tlrala^ia,    -Uros,    rd,    (fr.    next)   a 

trip,  stumble,  fall;  a  stumhling- 


ol   rrn'y((»(,  mid.  of  irrijjii. 
riTiiu),  obs.  fr.  which  Ttriifti. 
llrt,  a  I'octic  particll^ 
nrc/\('«,  -(IS,  »),  an  elm  tree. 
rirfpii,  pi.  of  T!rep6r. 
XlrijUi,  -lioi,  !i,   fern. 
Uripva,  ->ii,  (/,  the  hi  el ;  the  end  or 

extremity  of  any  thing. 
ITrfpi'iiuj,  same  as 
Urtpii^u),    f.    -taw,    (fr.    irrlpva   a 
heel)  to  strike  with  the  hi  el,  kick  ; 
to  supplant,  trip  ;  to  deceive,  in- 
jure, defraud, 
llrcpi'ts,  -ISoi,   fi,   (fr.    same)    the 
hill ;  thi  foot  or  stand  of  a  basin. 
Xlrcpviapii,  -ov,    h,    (fr.    same)  a 
kicking,    tripping,    supjdanting, 
deception,  fraud,  injury, 
nrtpt>oy\v<poi,    -ov,   li,  (fr.    same, 
and  yXui/iw  to  scrape)  the  nanw 
of  a  mouse. 
rirfpvoTpioKTiii,  -ov,  0,   (fr.  same, 
and    Tpiiyu)  lo  gnaw)  the  name 
of  a  mouse. 
flrcpi'oipayos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
ipdyM  to   oat)    the  name    of  a 
mouse. 
nrcpdus,  -taaa,  -tv,  (fr.  next)  ■wing- 
ed, swift,   a.  sin.  vnpoti'Ta. 
Ylripitv,  -oti,  ri,  a  wing  ;  a  feather  ; 

a  fin. 
riripodiviio  -a,  (fr.  last,  and  0tiu>  to 
produce)    to   produce    or    cause 
wings   to   grow  ;    to    mount  on 
vnnss,  become  winged. 
Tlrcpoot  -a,  f.   -(io-o),    (fr.  urtpiv  a 
w'iiig)    to  add  wings  to,   wing, 
furnhh  with  wings. 
nrtpi''yi(,  a.  pi. —  llrrpvyei,  n.  pi. 
— rirfpvycaai,  Ion.  lor  irripu^i,  d. 
pi. — riDpriyuif,  g.  pi.  of  Trrpuf. 
Urcpvyioii,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  nripv^  Siime 
as  th.    TrrtpJi'    a    wing)   a  tittle 
wing  ;  a  Jin  ;  a  battkwtnt,  pin- 
nacle, 
Xlripv^,  -vyoi,  I'l,  (fi".  rrfpJv  a  wing) 
a  wing  ;    a  fin;  a  leather  ;    a 
sail  ;  any  extremity,  skirl,  edge, 
Tlrtpi'iaaoiJiat,  f.  -v^ofiai,   (fr.   last) 
to  clap  the  wing,  JIutler  ;  to  leap 
or  skip  for  joy, 
rirfpwrdf,    -i\,    -iv,    (fr.     urepbv  a 

wing)  winged,   feathered. 
TlrfaOiii,  for  TTTdadai,  inf.  of  eirrd- 

lirjv,  2  a.  mid.  of  'iirrnpai. 
rir^/jrt,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  next)  a  fly- 
ing, fiight. 
TlrTifii  or  "[irrtjpi,  f.  im/o-w,  p.  ki'v- 
TiiKii,  (fr.  obs.  Trrrt'w  to  fly)  tojly, 
spread  wings^  go  through  the  air  ; 
to  flee,  escape.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
inrt^v. 


block,  cause  of  falling  ;   a  fault,\UTrtva,  -uiv,  ra,  pi.  of  vrrivdv. 
error;  a  failure,   reverse,   disas-\nTqvat,2  a.  inf.  act.   of  irr/)/n  or 
ter,  calamity.  'iiTTniit, 

nrrtfw,  f    -T,i(nw,to  strike,  hit  or  nrr/i'of, -o5,  rb,    (neut.  of  next)  a 
dash   against  ;  to  stumble,   trip,  |     fowl,  bird, 
slip,  totter  ;  to  fail,  be  disappoint-  nrtjvbf, -1),  -bv,    (fr.  vrTipi  to  fly) 


erf ,"  lo  commit  a  fault,  err,  fall 

away,   lapse.    1    a.  act.  irraica, 

-ai,  -£■  sub.  irraiau). 
Tlrdpcvoi,  pros.  par.  mid.  of  vrd- 

fiai,   mi(i.   of   TTtjiii,    Or,  2  a. 

par.  mid.  of  'tirrafiitt. 
riropii&f,   -ov,    h,    (fr.    irralpui    to 

sneeze)  a  sneezing. 


fiying,  winged ;  swifl,  flitting, 
rTn/fai,  1  a.  inf  act.  of  Trrrjaaii). 
Urnln,  -toi,  Att.  -cwi,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
terror,    fear,   fright,    consterna- 
tion, alarm,  panic, 
nrijffii,  -Of,  Att.  -£<i)f,  '/,  (fr.  rrriT- 
pi    or  '(Vn;^i    to   fly)    a   flighty 

oci  <'f  f-y'-"-»- 


riTijaaw,  f.  -si",  p.  -riimixn,  and 
Ion.  virrria,  (fr.  Tirofw  lo  frighl- 
en)  to  fear ^  drewt,  tremble;  li 
shrink,  cover  ;  lojlee  or  Jly,  hide, 
escape  ;  to  friglilcn,  ulurm,  ap- 
pal, dismay;  to  astonish,  as- 
tound. 

Xlrijaui,  -tii,  -£i,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
rrij/ii  or  tvrriijt. 

nrfAov,  -ov,Td,  (fr.  next)  aplume, 
feather,  down  ;  a  vnng  ;  an  oar. 

nWAos,  or  ITtiAAos,  -v,  -ov,  soft, 
smooth,  hold;  wanting  the  eyt- 
Uishes  or  eytbrov:s. 

WriaGu),  or  -ttji,  f.  -iVu),  to  patmd, 
stamp^  bruise,  kneiui  ;  to  heal, 
thump;  to  pat,  ctnp ;  to  peel, 
bark,  atrip. 

Ilroiii)  -i,  i.  -tjao,  p.  fzrdiiKa,  to 
terrify,  fngfUen,  alarm,  appal, 
dism'iy  ;  to  astuniih,  uviaze,  con- 
found ;  to  inflame,  trcite.  Jlroio- 
fiat,  to  ijuivcr,  'juake,  tremhle  ;  to 
burn  with  any  desire.  1  a.  pass. 
ind.  trrrui'iOijv'  sub.  rroi/OuJ,  -iyi", 
-r;'  par.  TTu>)Sui,  -elan,  -iv. 

IlToniiivos,  Ion.  for  i-rTonjiivoi,  par. 
per.  puss,  of  last. 

Ilrdj/ffif,  -io{,  AM.  -fuif,  i;,  (fr. 
same)  feuT,  terror,  consla na- 
tion ;  menni-.c,  threat. 

Xlrotiui,  Poet,  for  rro/w,  per.  ind. 
pass.    CTZToiriiiai,  -aat,  -rat. 

XlToijiTiv,  -oil),  -oIto,  lor  irratjiriv, 
-uTo,  -alro,  2  a.  opt.  mid.  of  It;- 
T7]fn  or  -rTfiiii. 

rirot'wfiat,  pres.  ind.  mid.  cont.  of 

TTUIf'u). 

nroAt//ai$,-/tfof,^,  Pto/emaw,name 
of  a  rity. 

riroAf^i^u  — ririiAf/jof  —  flroXi/fl- 
fiov.  Poet,  for  ri)A:/ii'C<i),  &c. 

riroAuo-iTi,  Poet,  and  Ion.  forriSAi- 
(71,  d.  pi.  of  7r<5A(f. 

IlroAiirdoOios,  and  nroA/»ropOof,-ou, 
b,  (fr.  TTToXis  Poft.  for  jTijAif  a 
city,  and  iripOui  to  destroy)  a  dt- 
itroyrr  of  cilins,  ravagtT,  ivamor. 

rir6\i(,-io(,  Att.  -{iiif,  (),  Poet,  lor 

nrApOoio,  o.  Ion.  of 

Ur/jpOof,  -ou,  0,  (fr.  ooOif  straight) 

a  Ijrnttch,  Ixixigh,  shoot. 
Wrvyi,',  for 
nriiy^«,-arot,  rd,    (fr.   irriaaiit   to 

fold)  a  folding,  bending  ;  a  fold, 

plait,  wrinkle,  hollow. 
f'^^yfi  'yof,  »,  1  li'nd  of  bird. 
IlrlirAoi',  -oiurb,  and  IlrrnXif,  -oD, 

h,  (fr.  jrri'ru)  to  ffiit)  njiitlle. 
TirvKTif,  -I),  -itr, (fr.  rrOffiruj  to  fold) 

rrensrit,  folded,  tnnjiprd  up. 
TItv(,  -ti^'iifi  h,  (fr.   xanie)  a  fold, 

crease,  pinit,   timnkti  ;    n  plate, 

leaf;  n  door  or  side  nj  folding 

doors  ;  n  hoUmv,  glen,  valley  ;  a 

summit,  top,  ridgr. 
Tlri^iif,  -iiaii,  -at-,  par.  1  a.  art.  of 

8.1  me. 
riTfJfn,  -io(,  All.  -juf, ,';,  (fr.^ame) 

a  folding,  bending,  doubling  ;  a 

fold,  plait. 
Tlrtiov,  -ov,  ri.  (fr.  trrfiw  lo  npit)  a 

shovel  for  winnmi-ing  ;  nfunfiir 

blowing  nut  the  rho^ff". 
WtvO^i,    Print,  for    vHw,   g.   of 

lut. 


HTfl 

inn'pi;/!!,  same  as  ■Kxipn.  2  a.  ind. 

I      act.  tr,ripriv. 

ySXrvpifLtvoi,    -t),    -ov,    par.     pres. 

I     pass,  of 

jllrtpw,  f.  -HTvput,  p.  iirrvpKa,  to  ter- 
rify, frighten,  alarm,  startle. 
Tlrvpo/jiat,  to  start,  snort  for  fear. 

,XlTvaai,-aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act.  of 

I         STUW. 

Xlrvvfia,  -uTOi,  '■d,(fr.  rn'o  to  spit) 
a  .fpit,  spittle. 

TlTvaaio,  f-  -^to,  p.  -ri-rrrvxa,  to  dou- 
ble up,  fold,  urap  together ;  to 
roll  up  ;  to  htnd,  quiver.  I  a.  ind. 
act.  iirrv^a. 

Xlrixci,-'^^,ai,  (pi.  of  irriif  afold) 
double  or  folding  doors. 

nT6\i),-iis,li,  (fr.  irri'ffffutofold)  a 
fold,  crease,  pluil,  wrinkle ; 
clothes, dress  ,  aplule,leaJ,bourd ; 
a  door  ;  a  winding,  Jolding  ;  a 
layer,  raw  or  course.  Ylrv)(a'i, 
double  or  folding  doors. 

UrvyOtii,  -I'laa,  -iv,  par.  I  a.  pass, 
of  same. 

nTi5w,  f.  -vaoi,  to  spit,  spit  out ;  to 
despise,  contemn,  reject  ;  to  froth, 
foam,  throw,  up. 

llTuiKti^ijtiv,  Ion.  or  Dor.  for  Trrw- 
Kii^tiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  of 

nT-(i>»«'^w,  same  as  rruiocrw. 

Tlrdfin,  -Stos,  to,  (fr.  m'lrra?  to  fall) 
a  fall ;  ruin,  destruction  ;  a  fail- 
ure, overthrow,  defeat  ;  a  corpse, 
ccrtoA'.s.  pi.  TTTiijiara. 

TlTuy/jLari^ui,  f.  -taw,  (fr.  last)  to 
throw  down,  make  fall. 

Flrii)^,  -uKui,  b,  n,  (fr.  trroSiroo)  to 
tremble,  th.  rro/w  to  fear)  /tar- 
ful,  timorous,  timid,  afraid. 
Subs,  a  hi-rc, 

riniirT/ioj,  -Ti,  -ov,  (fr.  riVrw  to  fall) 
fallingj'rait,  likely  to  fall ;  fatten. 

nrHaii,  -lof,  Alt.  -£u»f,  1^,  (fr. 
same)  a  fall ;  a  stroke,  blow;  a 
failure,  defeat,  overthrow  ;  rum, 
slaughter,  destruction  ;  a  case  in 
(•rarnmar.    a.  T:Tii>aiv. 

nniaajis,  2  sin.  pres.  sub.  act.  — 
riTiuaaovTi,  Dor.  for  T:Titiaaovat,  3 
pi.  pre.s.  ind.  act.  of 

riTojaau),  f.  TTui^o),  (fr.  vroid)  to 
fear)  to  frighten,  terrify,  apjial, 
dismay ;  to  cower,  tremble, 
shrink,  skulk  ;  go  idjoutbegging. 

Ilrbj(ru,-(i;,-(i,l  find. act. ofrirrw. 

nru);^t;n,  -a?,  h,  ('"''•  ^ro);(;i)i  n  bc-jj- 
gar)  beggarij,  povitrty,  want,  in- 
digence. 

nriDyti'd),  f.  -crao),  p.  revTl!^yc^'Ka, 
(Ir.  same)  to  need.  In  in  want  ;  to 
litg,  ask  edmi.  1  a.  ind.  ai'l.  ii;- 
Tuiytvati, 

nTiti-)(i^io,  f  -tail),  p.  fff  !triivi>tn,(fr. 
Slime)  to  impoverish,  mulie  jioor, 
reduce  to  want. 

Wrm-^ikun,  -i),  -!tv,  (fr.  unino)  poor, 
beggarly,  mean. 

riroi^d^,  -I),  -dv,  (fr.  rTvtnaui  to 
treinlilo,  th.  TTiluXo  feiir)  fear- 
ful, timid,  afraid,  Irimblme ! 
poor,  indigent.  Sub>«.  a  beggeii, 
mendirant,  pauper, 

nruyoipntltf,  -io(  -ot'(,  b,  1),  (fr. 
last,  ami  ifiiilvui  to  show)  appear- 
ing poor,  feigning  want,  lirgqar- 
ly,  wean, 

(603) 


11X0 

rivavet^ia,   -ai,    i;    (fr.    next,   and 

?^w  lo  boil)    a   certain  festival 

ai   Alliens,    wiien    beans  were 

eaten. 
riiJai'ov,  also  Tlvafiov,  -ov,  ro,  and 

nvu/xoi,  -ov,  b,  a  bean. 
riuup,  thick  viitk,  cream,  curd. 
llvyaTa,  -wv,  Tu  (fr.  next)  the  but- 
tocks. 
Uvyn,  -Vi,  a^d  nOs,  vvyos,  i;,  the 

buttocks,  pijstcriors. 
Tlvyi(,tj>,  (fr.  last)  to  strike  the  but- 
tocks. 
IIi')-i<r/iu,   -aroj,   rb,   (fr.   same)  a 

IjIuw  on  tite  buttocks, 
Wvy iiatoi;,  -oi',6,(fr.  nvyfii]  a  cubit) 

a    liltte   man,    pigniy,   JJltipu- 

tian. 
niij-//iiT05,  same  as  irvjuaTos, 
ni'y/ji<;^<u)  -w,  (fr.  ^vyfit)  a  fist,  and 

jtd^ojiai   to    Hghl)    to  JiglU  with 

the  Ji.its,  box. 
niiy/i«;y;iu,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  abox, 

liojiing-iiiatch. 
liiyna^oi,  -uv,h,  (fr.  same).a  Aojr- 

er,  pugiiist, 
Uvyiii),  -rii,   i),  (fr.  rif   with  fists) 

Ihejist  ;  length  from  the  ettmw  to 

thcjist;  a  cubit;  d.  sin.  siry^j), 

used  adv.  often,  frequtntty  ;  ear- 
nestly, tcneictouily. 
X\uyoaTu\oi,  -ov,  o,  i),  (fr.  rfyi)  the 

buttocks,  and  erjAAiu   to  adorn) 

ornamenting  the  buttocks, 
l\\iyi)v,  -6iui,!i,   (fr.  5ri)|    the  fist) 

length  from  the  elbow  to  the  first 

knuckle ;  a  niliit. 
nii(Vipi'^w,    (perhaps    fr.   ■:T>i?du)  to 

leap)    to  bap,  bound,   dance;  to 

kick,  ./I'lig. 
lIviXo;,  -ov,  b  or  i';,   (perhaps   fr. 

TTuirf  the  foot,  ;uid  AoOu)  to  wa.'-h) 

a  vessel  or  stool  used  in  the  bath  ; 

the    passage  through  which   the 

phti  g  in  pusses  lo  the  nose  ;  abox, 

chisl. 
UiOayupas,   -ov,  b,  Pythagoras,  a 

man's  name. 
rivOaydpctoi,  -ov,  b,  if,  iii:d  VlvOayo- 

pmdf, -)),  -bv,  (li-.  lust)  (i/\P^//ia- 

geirii.i,  Pythiigurean. 
nvOuyapiaT'U,  -a,  b.  Dor,  for  FIv- 

Oiiyouiari,!,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  same)  <;/ 

Piltlianoras,  Pythagnrean, 
UiUeiCiv,  -rfiof,  fi,  (Ir.  -riiOia  to  rot) 

riitti  uness,  corrujilion,  decay. 
TlvOiaOai,  2  a.  iiit'.   mid.  of  irvvdd- 

vii/iai. 
lliOirai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of 

ni'Oii), 
rii'iOiv,  Dor.  for  irv9i/v,  2  a.  impr. 

mid.  of  TTwdiiioiiiii. 
Tlil)n,''i  "'"•  pres.  Nub.  act.  ofniOui. 

Or  2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  mid.  cifTrvi- 

tiiivoftni. 
lU'Uitui,  Ion.  for  »ri'>Or;,  2  sin.  2  a. 

Mill.    mid.  of  ■rrui'Oiiio/irii. 
riuWn,  -..ii',T<i,  (fr.  rii'Wiot  Apollo) 

the  Pythian  gaviis  ;  the  time  of 

the  Pythian  gaiiirs. 
rivOiuwei'^of,  >;i('i'-  Kaiiif)  apricsl- 

ess  of  yl polio. 
nv(nK>ii,-;i,  -bv,  (fr.  same) o^.^po/- 

/»,  Pythian. 
nt/0(oii>t(i(,  -II,  b.   Dor.    for 
UvOiovlKttf,  -oil,  ft,  (fr.   WvOla  th« 

Pythian  games, and  vikdu  to  con- 


nYA 


nrp 


nxp 


quer)    a    victor    in  the   Pi/thia>i 

gdllltS. 
nrillov,  -a, -01',   Pt/thiiin,  iif  Apoi 

III ;  11  iiaiiie  for  A|i(illo. 
Il>'(';n";i', -I'toj,  b,  llir  hiillniii,  Imrest 

puj  t  o(  any  tlimg  ;   n  xlinol,  siick- 

fr,  stiiLk.   d.  sill,  iri/tf/iii'i,  a.  sin. 

rii'UoUiv,  (fr.  niiCiPylho,  antl^ti 
Irom  a  |)hiCf)yi""H  Pytho. 

ni()tf<,  il.  sin.  of  HuOu  — riuOoiiSf, 
towiirds  Pi/llw, 

UvOuiuTo,  Ion.  fur  irvOotiro,  3  pi.  2 
a.  opl.  mill.  —  rivdiificvos,  2  a. 
par.  mid.  —  niiOji td,  Inn.  for 
tmiOni'Tu,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  mid,  of 
TTVfOiifufiat, 

lIuOu),  -dof -uTi";,  and  IluOuii',  •utvdf, 
!i,  Pylho  and  Pqthnn^  names  of  a 
town,  called  also  Delphi. 

XXi'Oo,  f.  ri'ffu),  <o  ijrou!  putrid,  rot, 

llif^wr,  -uiio;,  6,  Python,  a  serpent 
fat)iod  to  have  been  killed  by 
A|)ollo  ;  an  <?ri7  spirit  iif  divinii- 
tion  ;  adivimr;  ii  ventrilot/uist 

nvOuiiSOtv,  (fr.  Uvduv  Pytbo,  and 
o£i'  from  a  place)  /"rom  Pylho. 

HxJKii,  thinkli/,  numerously,  fre- 
tjucnlly,  oftrn  ;  utrougly,  jirmly, 
r/uS(/y ;  skilfully,  tvisdy,  pru- 
dently, 

TlvKai^u),  (fr.  last)  to  thicken,  make 
thi'-k  or  chse,  condense,  crowd  ; 
to  cover,  hide,  shade  ;  to  s/nni^th- 
cn,  fortify  ;  to  make  ready,  pre- 
pare, ornament,  adorn.  1  a.  inf. 
act.  -vKauai. 

nvkdaicr,  Dor.  for  irvKa^eiv,  pros, 
inf.  act.  —  Uvkdaiii,  Dor.  for 
■ziKn^r;,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of 
last. 

JlvKaa/ia,  -liro;,  to,  (fr.  same)  any 
thing  close  or  thick  ;  a  thicket. 

TlvKiviji,  g.  sin.  fem.  of 

ni'Kii'Uf,  •}),  -di',  (fr.  TTvKa  thickly) 
thick,  condensed,  solid  ;  frequent, 
numerous,  crowded;  strong,  well 
fortijieil,  firm,  sure;  prudent, 
wise,  discreet;  neat,  Jine,  ele- 
J^ant. 

nvKvri,  and  riuKi'di',  (fr.  next) 
thickly,  frequently,  often  ;, firmly, 
strongly ;  prudently,  wisely. 

TlvKi'di,  -q,  -ov,  Sync,  for  irvKivd;. 

TlvKvoTcpof,  -«,  -ov,  comp.  of  last  — 
TlvKf^Tcoov,  more  frequently. 

rivKidrrii,  -']TOi,  ^,(fr.  TrvKvi;  thick, 
ih.  -zvKa  thickly)  thickness,  den. 
sily,  solidity  ;  frequency,  repeti- 
tion ;  prurience,  wisdom,  discre- 
tion. 

TlvKvi)f,  same  as  ruici'd. 

TlvKTiif,  -a,  Dor.  for  ■niKrrn, 

TlvKTiiu),  f.  -fi'iTw,  p.  Tt-nVKTCVKa, 
(fr.  next)  to  he  n  Imxer,  box,JiglU. 

TlvKrtii,  -ov,  It,  (fr.  irOf  with  the 
fist)  a  hnxrr,  pugilist. 

TlvKrAi,  -n,  -bv,  for  ittvkt/k;. 

Tlvyaydpm,  and  Uv^uy6poi,-ii)v,oi, 
(fr.  next,  and  ayiok  an  assem- 
bly) members  of  the  Amphicty- 
onic  council  held  at  Thermo- 
pyl(E. 

TlvXai,  -ijiv,  n't,  (n.  pi.  of  7;i\n  a 
gate )  passes,  gates ;  straits  ;  the 
ilraitt  of  Thermnpytet. 


rii'Xafiii  -d?.  Ion.  -altj,  -vf,  !i,  (fr. 
lastj  the  Amphirtyonic  council 
held  nt  ThirmiipyUe. 

nvXn'prijj,  -oil,  5,  (fr.  TTiiXi;  a  gate, 
and  (I'flu)  to  lit)  having  strung  and 
will  fitted  doors. 

riiiAiJwpOs,  see  TrvXovpAi, 

l\vXiu}f,  Ion.   for  wi'Acir,  ».  pi.  of 

iliiXii,  -i)>,  i;,  or  riiiAiv,  -li^of,  I'l,  a 
gale,  door,  entrance,  piissnge, 
striiil,  drjile,  pass ;  the  gates  nj 
darkness,  hill ;  a  court,  council 

riuAi/or',  and  nrA>;oi,  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 
last. 

rii'iAiyytj,  hair  ffrowing  on  llie  tiut- 
torks. 

UvXIoi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  next)  a  man  of 
Pylns,  a  Pylian.  p.  pi.  lIuAi'u); 

fluAof,  -ov,  I'l,  Pylus,  the  name  of 
a  town. 

riiiX-ij,  -dv,  0,  samp  as  TrvXrj. 

UvXovpdi,  ni'AwpAf,  and  rivXadip^s 
-uv,  i,  Ij,  (fr.  trvXrj  a  gate,  ami 
oiipuj  a  keeper,  or  liou  care)  u 
guard  or  kerpi  r  of  the  gale,  por- 
ter, gate-keeper,  warder. 

nuXwfij,-aT0i,  TO,  (fr.  ttuAi;  a  gate) 
a  door,  gate,  entrance ;  a  hull, 
vrslihide. 

nvX'Mv,.u>vos,  0,  (fr.  same)  aporcli, 
uatewiiy,  hall ;  a  gate,  door. 

rTuAaJvn, -vas, -iTf , -vos,  -vuiv,  -at, 
cases  of  la?t. 

UvXutpbs,  -oB,  &,  see  TtvXovpd;. 

fivfj/irtj,  d.  sin.  fem.  of 

nu/j«TO{,  -ri,  -ov,  (fr.  vvd^iii'  the 
bnUom)  extreme,  furllicst,  last. 

riui'ia^,  -uicof,  b,  the  hfillom,  enil, 
extremity  of  any  thini;  ;  the  han- 
dle or  hitt  of  n  sword. 

TlvvOiivtaOai,  pres.  ii.;'.  of 

rivi'OafOfxni,  f.  mid.  rcvannat,  p. 
pass.  TsiTvaftai,  to  hear,  learn, 
nnitersland,  be  informed;  to  in- 
quire, ask;  to  listen,  hearken. 
pres.  par.  mid.  Trui'Oui'rf/urof.  2 
a.  mid.  ind.  tnvtidftni/,  -ov,  -cto- 
inf.  7;vf)iaOni,  par.  ri/O'i/^tvof. 

nof,  with  thejisls,  in  boxing. 

riuf,  cont.  for  -iTVKa. 

riuf^i/of,  -(7,  -01',  (fr.  iTv^oi  the  box 
tree)  made  nf  box. 

nufioi',  -i)v,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a  lurit- 
ing  table,  formerly  made  of  box  ; 
also  a  little  box,  casket. 

Tlv^ic,  -lioi,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  box  or 
vessel  made  of  box- wood. 

Iliifof,  -ov,  ij,  the  box  tree  or  box- 
wood. 

Ylvov,  -01),  and  Iluoj, -coj  -ovi,  ri, 
(fr.  TTvOw  to  rot)  corruption,  pus, 
bad  blood. 

nvoi,-ov,  nnd  riuos,  -ov,  b, the  first 
milk  after  birth,  beesting. 

rivTruf,  an  ex|>ression  attending  a 
slap  on  the  back  ;  ivell  done, 
bravo. 

Xlvp,  nvpis,  Ti,fire,  flame ;  a  fever. 

d.  TTVpi. 

Tlvpd,  -Si,  ri,  (fr.  last)  a   pile  of 

vjood  set  on  fire ;  a  funeral  pile; 

a  .fire. 
Vlupiiyoa,  -as,  »/,  (fr.   same,  and 

dypa  a  seizing)  a  pair  of  tongs, 

pincers. 
Tlvp'iiQovaa,  pres.  par.  fem.  of 
WvniitOio,  (fr.  i:vp  a  fire,  and  «/9(i)  to 
(.504) 


bnrn)  to  light  a  fire,  let  on  fire, 

burn. 

nvpdKKtos,  -a,'ov,  (fr.  same,  and 
u'yuj  to  lead)  of  a  fit ry  colour, 
red. 

IluoiiKr/ui,  and -riiu  -d,  (fr.  same) 
to  turn  in  the  fire  ;  to  make  red 
hot. 

Uvpitiir),  -))5,  )'(,  (fr.  iriipif  wheat, 
and  ufir]  a  reaping  hook)  a  reap- 
ing Jiotik,  sickle. 

nvpafi'ii,  -tfiDf,  li,  (fr.  jrBp  a  Hame) 
a  pyramid, 

rii'p'iui'Hi',  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
(M'u)  to  burn)  a  chufingdish. 

Wvpyiiiiti,  (fr.  irupyos  a  tower)  like 
a  towi.r. 

Vlvpynpiui-ta,  (fr.  same)  to  besiege, 
lUockade. 

riupy/ov, -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  same)  a 
little  toner, turret. 

(Ivpyollipis,  -(Of,  Alt.  -ms,  }),  (fr. 
n('Xt,  and  jidpii  a  citadel)  a 
tijicer,  fort,  Jitrtificaiion  ;  pa- 
lace. 

rii'pj'Oi,-,  -ov,  6,  a  tower,  turret,  cas- 
tle, citadel ;  a  turretted  wall,  for- 
lificulion,  embaltltment,  rampart; 
a  fortified  town  ;  a  division  oj  an 
army,  solid  square,  phalanx ;  a 
dice  box. 

Xlvpydu)  -m,  (fr.  last)  to  erect  like  a 
tower,  raise  on  high  ;  to  fortify 
tvith  towers;  to  exuggtrate, 
heigltten. 

Tlvpytoiia,  -aros,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
tower,  bulwark,  rampart,  fort, 
castle. 

Hvpcia,  -a?,  i;,  (fr.  mip  fire)  a  fur- 
nace, fireplace,  hearth,  chimney. 

Ylvpuov,  and  Ion.  WvpiYiov,  -ov,  rd, 
(fr.  same)  .fuel,  tinder ;  a  cen- 
ser, chnfingdish, 

XXvpiaaovaa,  n.  -aovaav,  a.  sin. 
fem.  par.  pres.  act.  of. 

Xlvpiaaui  or  -rrui,  f.  -fu,  p.  irtirvpc- 
X",  (fr.  next)  to  be  ill  of  a  fever, 
be  feverish,  par.  pres.  act.  mpia- 
au>v.  I   a.  ind.  act.  ciriiptfa. 

U.vptrb'i,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  TTup  tire)  a  fever, 
burning  heat, 

Uvpiii',  -Tivoi,  b,  a  kernel. 

nopijiliipoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  same  as  TrCpo- 
ipfipoi. 

Tiupla,  -us,  /;,  (fr.  Triip  fire)  a  sweat- 
ing, perspiration  ;  fumigation 
vapour ;  heal ;  a  stove,  sweating- 
house  ;  a  caldron. 

nvpiarrjpiov,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  Same,  and 
r>;of'w  to  keep)  a  s§)ve,  fumiga- 
tion-bath, sweating-houfc. 

VlvpiycviTili,  -lOi  -ovi,  0,  i;,  (fr. 
same,  and  yii'Ofiai  to  be)  made 
h  fire,  forged, 

UvpUtpOos,  and  TlvpcipBoi,  -ov,  ii,  f/, 
(fr.  same,  and  ?<^u)to  boil)  boil- 
ed with  fire,  sodden,  slewed. 

riup/^u),  f.  -tow,  (fr.  TTupfire)  to  set 
on  fire,  light  up,  kindle.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  iitvpica'  par.  ■nvpiaai, 
-aaa,  -av. 

WuipUavaroi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  Ktiliit  to  burn)  burned, 
singed,  scorched;  liardened  l>y 
fire. 

Wvpivtov,  -ov,  Th,  (fr.  same)  a  bro- 
thel. 


..%^ 


nxp 


nT2 


nnM 


nVpMs,  -i>,  -*»-,  (fr.  same)  Jiery, 

scorching,  hot. 
nopfvosi  -ov,  i,  I/,  (fr.  TTvpos  wheat) 

of  wheat,  wheaten. 
Hvfiov,  -01),  TO,  (fr.  rDpfire)  ifirt- 
piin,  censer  ;  fud  ;  a  ^firebrand, 
torch. 
VvoiKvctovTai,  a  pi.  mas.  par.  pres. 

uct.   of 
Qvpfrviiiji  orlli'piffifu,  (fr.  itvp  fire, 
and  irw'ii)  to  Dreailie)  to  breathe 
^   Jire. 
VvpivvtvaToiai,  d.  pi.  of 
Ilupiffvfuoros, -01/,  b,  l),  (fr.  Trip  fire, 
and  Titu)  to  brcalhe)^re-tren<A- 
ing,  burning. 
XIupiC(pdpSyoi,  -ov,  &,  4,  (fr.  same, 
and    <r<pdpayai    noise     in     the 
throat)  cracMng-  like  Jire  ;  tear- 
ing and  devouring  with  the  noise 
of  Jire. 
Ilupirrjf,  -oil,  i,  (fr.  sip  fire)  a  «/one 

ennUing  Jire,  Jlinl. 
Xlvpirpcipris,    -ios    -oBf,    6,   ^,    (fr. 
game,    and    rplipui  to    nourish) 
nourished  by  Jire, 
Jlvpiipiyyr)!,     -fO(  -ovf,    &,    fi,    (fr. 
same,    and    (piyyoi  brightness) 
shining  with  Jire. 
nioi^Acyf'dijf,  -loj  -Off,  i,   !i,  (fr. 
same,     and    <^Acyfdui    to   burn) 
suffering  under  ajiery  heat,  burn- 
ing v'ilh  heat. 
XlvOiipXtyidijjv,  -oiTOi,  &,  (fr.  same) 
burning  wilhjire,  blazing  ;  name 
of  one   of  the  rivers  in  the  Po- 
etic hell. 


try  or  explore  by  Jire  ;  to  light 
up,  kindle,  inflame  ;  to  boil, 
roast  or  otherwise  use  Jire.  IIu- 
pdojiai  -ovjiai,  to  be  set  on  Jire, 
be  heated,  irritated  ;  to  bum 
with  any  passion ;  to  consume, 
pine,  waste  away  ;  to  melt,  dis- 
solve, pres.  inf.  pass.  TrvpoeoOai 
-oladai.  per.  pass.  ind.  TrcniipoD- 
/lai"  par.  7r£nrpu)fi{'v'0{,-i;,  -ov 


ni'p~a'Xafiof,  -ov,  b,  j/,  (fr.  same, 
and  TTaXdiit)  the  hand)  wrought 
in  the  Jire  ;  redhot,  Jiery,  ^re- 
darting. 

Tlvp-foos  -ovs,  -6ov  -ou,  h,  1/,  (fr. 
same,  and  irviiit  to  breathe) 
breathing  Jirt. 

nupToAfw  -(3,  and  W.i'pr.o\io^ai  -oD- 
uui,  (fr.  same,  and  jroAfuj  to  be 
busy)  to  be  employed  about  or 
work  in  the  Jire  ;  to  kindle,  light 
up,  bum;  to  waste  v:ilhjire. 

Tlvpfid^et,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

Tlvppd^ii),  f.  -offo),  p.  rt-iip^axa, 
also,  nvpfii^u),  rivppidoi  -w,  and 
Uvppooiiat  -oviiat,  (fr.  irvp'pbi 
red)  to  reddai,  grow  red;  to 
look  or  be  red. 

Hvp'jiaicrii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  jrDp  fire)^rf- 
coloured,  red,  reddish;  yellow, 
Jlaine-coloured.  • 

nvpfi'tx'h  'lit  ht  (fem.  of  nCpfii'j^oi 
Pyrrhic,  viz.  dpj^r/ati  a  dance) 
a  Pyrrhic  or  war-dance,  dance 
in  armour, 

nvpjti^i^w,  (fr.  last)  to  perform  the 
Pyrrliic  dance,  dance  in  armour. 


6cU,-cica,  -tK,par.  1  a,  pass,  of 

itvBu). 


IIifi^Aty^?, -/o{ -off,  6,  ^,  (fr.  n-rp  nii/),'.i;^;o5,  (fr.  same,  viz.  rroDf  a 
nre,  and  <p\(yia  to  burn)  burning\  foot)  pyrrhichee,  a  metrical  foot, 
with^fire,  Jlamtne,  scorching.        [Uvplii^iariif, -ov,   b,   (fr.   same)   a 

nvprciia,    -ai,  {i,    ( fr.    same,     and ;      Pyrrhic  dancer. 


Kalw  to  bum)   a  burning  pile  ;  n 

funeral  pile. 
Tlvpvi7o(,   -a,  -ov,   (fr.  next)  ripe, 

enlalde. 
Ilipiof,  ->/,  -ov,  for  fft'pivo?,  (fr.  irv- 


riiipplxoi,  -1,  -ov,  (fr.  ni'ppoi  Pyr- 

rhus)  Pyrrhic.   Also  Dor.  fur 
Tlvppd(,-d,  -iv,  (fr.  -Dp  fire)  ^re  or 
.flame-coloured,    like   Jire;     red, 
ruddy,  reddish. 
p6(    wheal)    wheaten,  of  wheat. [Wiphoi,   -ov,   b,   (perhaps  fr.  last) 
.Sul»s.  a  piece  of  hread.  Pyrrhus    a  man's  name. 

\lvp6)^oXov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  nvp  fire,  i  IlupffcOw,  f.  -(vau),  p.  TTcnvpoevKa, 
and  lidy\iii  lo  ihrow)  a_ficry  mil-  (fr.  next)  to  make  signals  with 
sile  weapon,  fireball,  burning  or-  Jire  or  w.ilh  a  brand.  Wvpatvo- 
row.  flat,  to  blaze,  bum  up, 

Uvpou^>i<,  -fo(  -ou(,b,fi,  (fr.  same,  flvpadf,  -oii,  b,  ((r.  vup  fire)  a  Jire- 


and  iliof  appearance)  like  .fire, 
Jtaming. 


XHajia,  -aToi,Tb,  (fr.  irvvdavo/ini  to 
inquire)  a  question  ;  an  inquiry, 
examination. 

nvapaTtKOi,  -)>,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  by 
way  of  question,  inquiring,  in- 
terrogative, inquisitive  ;  rational, 
logical,  inductive,  argumenta- 
tive. 

riuoTif,  -loy,  Alt.  -c(t)s,^,  (fr.  same) 
a  hearing,  noise ;  an  account, 
report ;  an  inquiry. 

nOoo),  -£<j,  -£i,   1   f.   ind.  act.  of 

Hvrivi],  -r<,  fit  a  bottle  cased  with 
wicker-uork,  .flask  ;  a  wmt-jar 
ot  vessel. 

Uu',  Dor.  for  irou,  where  ?  in  what 
place  ?  how  ?  in  what  manner  7 

Utii,  (fr.  oi  who)  any  how,  at  all, 
in  any  way,  by  any  means,  some- 
how ;  J'rom  some  place  or  ether  ; 
ever,  at  any  time,  yet.  Often 
used  as  an  enclitic,  as  p/jiru,  not 
at  all  ;  oiiiroj,  not  yet. 

riui,  by  Apoc.  for  nuidt,  2  a,  impr. 

of  TTdfll. 

riwywv,  -<oi'Oi,  b,  the  beard, 
riuyinviai,    -ov,    b,    l/,    (fr.     last) 

bearded. 
Xlii)yiiivoTpo<pf(i)  -ta»,   (fr.  same,  and 

Tpf'^o)   to  rear)  to  encourage  or 

wear  the  beard. 
Hioyuivorpoipia,  -as,   >5,  (fr.    same) 

tlie  having  or  wearing  a  beard  ; 

length  of  beard. 
Tliica,  pi.  of  1TWV. 
riuiXtai,  Ion.   for  rroX?,  2' sin.  cont. 

pros.  sub.  act riwXtr,  act.  — 

IJoXi'iTui,  pnss.  3  sin.  cont.  pres. 

ind.  of  voXiu). 
nw\ica>:c,3  sin.  impf  act.  —  Uw- 

XfoKCTo,  3  sin.  impf.    mid.   Ion. 

of 
XJwXi'oKii)  or  -cianu),  Ion.  for  77u)X/a). 
Tlu/Xivfit]v,  Ion.   and  Dor.  for  trui- 

Xov/ivv,  impf.  ind.  pass,  of 
riujX/ui,   f.    -I'lau),   p.    TTCziiXriKa,    to 

sell,  hawk,  trade.    WoXinpai  -ov- 

pnt,  to  go  round,  visit,  frequent. 
riui.N/u),  Poel.  for  niiXiui. 
llwXriaiii,  in).  —  l\wX>iaai,  par.  — 

nuA>;<7oi',  -dru),  i!  pi.  -aarc,  impr. 

I  a.  act.  of  roXiii). 
XluiXi'iaciii,  Ion.  lor -wXiJff/;,  2  sin.  I 
f   ind.  or   I  a.   sub.  nnd.  of  nut- 
Xi'ii), 


brand,    torch  ;  a  signal   by  Jire, 
bearjm. 
Tlvo6ii(,  -loan,  -iv,   (fr.   jrCp  fire)  FTup^fipo;,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 

Jiery,  l/urning,  flaming.  j>/pw  to  carry)  Jirr-liearing,  uhn 

llvp6irvuos,  -ov,  b,li,  (fr.  lamc,  and]      cnnirs  Jire  at  a  sacrifice  itr  pro- 

wi  iui  \.i>\>rca>\\e)  breathing  _fire.    I      cession;   an    attendant    at    such  MuXKi;, -r),  -ov,  (fr.  next)  o^  r^"/'* 
Wioit,    -ov.    Ion.    -oro,    i,    wluat,\      an  occasion, /yrit^i.  or  young  Iwrsrs  ;  drawn  bi/ mils, 

gram,  corn.  ni'p<^>f(,  -<o«  -ov(.  A,  i'/,  (fr.  same)   [IiiAot,  -ov,  b,  //,  a  foal,  cult,  young 

riupoi'/i'ii,     ind.  — U'povaOfii,  inf.'     .firry,  Jkiming  ;  lighted  up,  bum-       horsr,   sumctinies    of  other    ani- 

—  ill  poi'/i'k'oc, -'I, -ov,  par.  pros.  I      in<r.  mats. 

pan*,  cont.  of  \\}vpiulUi<,  -uaa,  -iv,  g.    pl.  TIiipu- .  riaXoii/irvad    -i;,    -ov,    par.    pros. 

nioofXiyhf,  -/of  -ovf,  4,  ti,  (fr.  iriip       Oivruv,  par.  I  .».  pa»'<.  ofsxpiu).  i      paHii,  cont.  — llutXovvTiK;,  -Xoi'i- 


firr,  and  pXlynt  lo  burn)  burning 
with  Jire,  blazing,  JIaming,  burn- 
ed, srorrhed, 

ntpoi(i6pn(,-ov,  4,  ^,  (fr.  same,  and 
^(pui  to  brin(;)  Jire-lifaring, 

nSpo^opot,  -o",  *,  0,  (fr.  irvp4( 
whriil,  an<l  i^./ow  to  bi'ar)  u^'iro/. 


Wiipuan,  -(o<,  Att.  -(uv,  I),  (fr.  TTrpI      ruiv,   -\ovat,    cont.     ciiscH    par. 
fire)  a  boiling,  roasttuf  or  olh(!r|      prm.  nrl.  of  iroX/w. 
use  nfjire;  an  essay  or  jirimf  by  WiiiXvxp,  -\imo(,h,   (fr.  roXi't  much, 
Jtrr  ;  a  .fieri/  trial  or    ordeal ;  a  j      and  iruvf  a  loot )  a  polypus. 
Imrning,  ran  Jill  gratinn  ;   a  blnst,\\\u}fi' ,  (ot 


blight,   d.  ront.  All.  ripuait 
ntipurr)(,-QV,  4,  Hr.  mhu)  a  work- 


bearing,  haritMt-yielding,J'rrlile,\      rr  at  Jirr  ;  apui\fier,  rrfiiiir  ;  a 
fruitful.  I      smith. 

nvpiiw -w,  r  -u(7u,  p.  vivf'piinia,{fT.   rii'pijirAf,  -h,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  bum- 


nTip    firr)  lo    set    on  Jire,  tnirn, 
consume  or  /"'/  vnste  bi/  Jire  ;  to 
3S 


ing,  set  on  Jirr  ;  fiery  ;  red. 
niJo(i,3ain.  I  f.  md.  act.  —  flvv 
(505) 


Ilu/ia,  -ifrot,  rh,  a  cover,  lid,  stop- 
per. 

nu|ia,  -nrof,  ri,  (fr.  tIiui  lo  drink) 
a  drink,  ilraughl,  rup. 

riu/irfi^iij,  (fr.  TTui/iii  n  lid)  lo  cove.' 
with  a  lid,  shut  up. 

nw/iaXa,  (fr.    vu  any    how,    and 


# 


PAB 

fid\a  vpry  much)  //y  no  meaus, 
tutt  lU  all. 

n^^'fii^lKii,  -!),-iv.  Dor.  for  noi^cn- 
«<if. 

riw/ii,  samea«  iri'vw,  loilrink, 

riiOtrorf,  (fr.  -irdTt  over)  evrr,  ever 
;/»■/,  at  o»y/  livir. 

Uuipoi,  -ov,  b,  irirf,  mimnime,  .tor- 
roic ;  a  ralhus  hnrihirsn  uniting 
broken  hours  ;  (i/iy  callosili/  ; 
a  apongi/  or  porous  sluiie,  sand- 
stont. 

HuipOj,  -.1,  -ii,l)lini{. 

l\woAiO  -w,  f.  -liffii),  }>.rr£T(i'pu>ir«,  (fr. 
ruioof  r.illousness)  to  make  cal- 
lous or  /i(H(/,  haritcn  ;  to  makr 
instiisihlf,  slupij)/  ;  to  blind. 
pres  inil.  pass,  ruipio/iai -ori/jai. 
per.  inJ.  pass.  >rC7uip(u^ai.  1  a. 
111(1.  pass.  fffupuOi/i'i  -'){,  -')• 

riu'ipuxTis,  -105,  Att.  -twf,  i(,  (fr. 
same)  hardness,  callousness  ;  in- 
sensihiliti/ ;  blindness,  d.  cont. 
Alt.  iTu)pM(Tct,  a.  TTu'ipiiiaiv. 

Iliif,  /low  ?  /'.V  irliat  means  ?  in 
uhat  manner  1  in  what  way  1 

n-jj,  soineliow,  by  any  means,  by 
some  Jtieans,  in  any  or  in  some 
nay,  nearly,  almost.  Ei'-u?,  if 
by  chance,  if  at  all.   Mtjirui,  lest. 

Tluiaw,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  77(i'ui. 

Tlu)Tdofiat,  Poet,  for  —mdoftai. 

IliiJr^jo-j),  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  or  1  a.  sub. 
mid.  of  last. 

riairu,  Dor.  for  riru). 

Uuiv,  -£0;  -oi'f,  rb,  (fr.  irdut  to  pos- 
sess) a  Jtock,  herd. 

Iluuyf,  -yiisi  'h  or  HuSf,  a  seafowl, 
coot,  cormorant. 


P,   n,  p,  rho,   the   seventeenth  of 
the  more  modern  Greek  letters, 
but  the  twentieth  of  the  ancient. 
As  a  numeral  character,  it  is  the 
nineteenth  in  order,  and  is  used 
for  one  hundred  ;  with  a  dot  un^ 
der   it  p,   for  one  hundred  thou- 
sand.   ■ 
'P',  for  pa,  same  as  dpa. 
'Pu,  or  'Pa,  for  pdhov,  easily. 
'Pa,  rd,  indecl.  a  medicinal  root. 
'Pa«|3  or  'Pa)(a(i,  i/,  Heb.  indecl. 

name  of  a  woman. 
'PafldTTia,  (fr.    'fd  intens.  and  /3ai- 
jw  to  go)   to  run  vp  and  down, 
run  nbfint. 
'Paliiii,  Heb.   indecl.   'Pufiftovi  or 
'Pa/J/JouW,  indecl.  Chaldee,  rali- 
bi,    master,    sir  ;     my    master, 
teacher. 
'P.i/3i('(ta»,  f.  -taoi,  p.  tp'pd(i6tKa,  (fr, 
next)  to  heat  vnth  rods,  scourge, 
v:hip,  flog.   pres.  ind.   act.  ^a/?- 
c/^£(i'.    1  a.  ind.  act.  ip'pdiiiiaa. 
per.  ind.  pass.  ep'pdQ'iapai.  1  a. 
md.  pass.  tplialiiiiTlit]v,  -nq,  -n. 
'Pdilfiov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.   of  next) 


PAZ 

stnJT;  a  sceptre;  a  pike,  spear  ; 
the   Roman  fasces  or  bundle  of 
roils  ;  a  vrtn  of  ore. 
'Paliiov)(iu)   -d,  (fr.   Inst,  .tikI  l^iu 
to  have)    to    carry   the    rods  or 
fasces  ;  to  go  before  as  lirtors  or 
beadles.   'P(i/3i^oiiY('"piii  -or7nii,<o 
be  attended  or  prereili  il  by  liclors. 
'Palii^nvXia,  -nf,   i'/,    (fr.  siimc)    the 
office  if  carrying   the  fasces  or 
rods  ;  the  office  of  lirlor. 
'Paii!iov-)(oii,-ov,h,  (fr.  same)   tcho 
carries  the  fasces,  lictor,  Serjeant, 
beadle. 
'Piifl<)oip6poi,  -ov,   b,  !i,  (fr.   ^dfiftoi, 
a  rod,  aiid  tfiipm  to  carry)  same 
as  last. 
'Prfyii,    ->??,   >^,    (perhaps  fr.   hntu 
health)    tngour,  strength  ;  force, 
impetuosity,  violence. 
'Ptiyni,    -aios,   ij,    (fr.    l»'iyvvftl   tO 

break)  a  rupture,  breach. 
'Pnyiiv,    Heb.     indecl.    a    man's 

name. 
'PayiVuof,  -a.  -ov,  (fr.  next)  burst- 
ing,    rushing,    impetuous,    vio- 
lent. 
'Pnyi^rjv,    (fr.  fj/iacrio  lo  break)   ab- 
ruptly, forcibly,  with  violence. 
'Payug,  -una,  -Iv,  2  a.  par.  pass. 
—  'Pnyi'iueaOai,  2  f.  inf.  pass,  of 
pi';(r(ra). 
'Piiyi'^u),    (fr.   p«f   the  stone  of  a 
grape )  to  pick  lite  stones  of  grapes, 
gather  grapes. 
'Pai'rtAof,  -n,  -or,  (fr.  pdiio;  easy) 

tender,  soft,  delicate. 
Pa^iiliai'Ovi,  -Cof,6,  a  man's  name. 

a.    'PaidpavOvv,  Dor.  -Oa. 
'Pdoapvos,  -ov,  b,  a  sprout,   tender 

branch,  sucker,  sapling. 
'Pacini,  -Ml',  a'l,  (fr.  ljij,lwi  easily) 

slippers,  shoes,  sandals, 
'Pa^ivaKi/,  -rjs,  !],  Persian  for  olive 

oil. 
'Pafin'Jii,  Ion.  for  'uaiivali,  fem.  d. 

pi.  of 
'Palavoi,  -it,  -hv,    (fr.    'pi\hioi  easy, 
and  hvloiini  to  turn  round,  th. 
ihr]  a  whirlpool)  slight,  slender, 
thin ;     tender,    delicate  ;    active, 
nimble  ;  moveable. 
'PaAi^,  -iifof,  {),  a  bough,  branch. 
'Pdfioi,  -a,  -or,  or  -ov,  !>,  fi,   easy, 
smooth,    rrady,    prompt,    unen- 
cumbered. Comp.  pa'tiav  orpawr, 
sup.  l)ai<TTOi  or  jiduTOi. 
'Pa?:iovpyiia  -w,    f.    -/'/(tw,  p.   tp'pa- 
fnovpynxn,  (fr.  last,  and  Ipyov  a 
work)  to  be  disposed  or  ready  to 
commit  wickedness  ;  to  cheat,  de- 
fraud ;  to  be  idle,  neglinent. 
'Pqftovpyripn,  -«ro{,  rd,  (fr.  same) 
villany,  wickedness  ;  deceit,  craft, 
fraud  ;      idleness,     negligence ; 
softness,  effeminacy, 
'Pqhovpyia,  -a(,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  wick- 
edness, depravity,  mischief,  craf- 
tiness. 
'Pa^iovpybg,   -iw,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same) 
wicked,    villanous,    mischievous, 
deceitful  ;  idle,  careless.     Subs. 
a  knave,  impostor. 
'Pafiwi,  (fr.  prf.'ios  easy)  easily. 
'P'i^oj,  same  as  fiaivu). 


PAN 


a  little  rod, 
'Pdi3loi,-ov,  ft,  a  rod,  twig,  nyi<'-A,j'Pa'fw,  (perhaps  fr.  jtfiaau)  to  break) 
wand ;  a  fishing-rod.  ;    a  stick,  \     to  bark,  croak. 

(506) 


'PdOSyoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (perhaps  fr, 
I>o0uf  llic  nuisc  of  the  sea,  and 
dyia  to  lea<l)  a  spbtith,  dash,  the 
sound  of  Water  ;  u  muse,  crush. 
PdOiipi^,  -yos,  b,  (perhaps  Ir.  pm'- 
vu)  to  drop)  (J  f/ro/).  Adj.  droj}- 
pi'ig,  trickling,  n.  pi.  ImOdpiyyts. 
'PuOpiv,    Heb.   indecl.   the  genista 

or  broom,  or  the  juiiipir. 
PaOvpim  -u),  (fr.  jidfiiui  easy,  and 
■Stipif    the    mind)     lo    be    easy 
minded  or  remiss,  neslc't,  be  in- 
dolent ;  to  give  up  to  idtiness  ; 
to  rest. 
'PtfOvfila,    -aj.  If,    (fr.   same)  su- 
pineness,  sloth,  indolence,   negli- 
gence. 
'Piidvpos,  -ov,  b,!),  (fr.  same)  indo- 
lent, inactive,    slothful,    remiss, 
negligent. 
P(f6vpovi'Tr(,  n.  pi.  cont.  pres.  par. 

act.  of  ^^Oiipf'w. 
'PaOvpihi,    (fr.    jtaBSpo!   indolent) 

sloth  fully,  neglincutli/. 
'Piiia,  -Of,  t],  (fr.  piiu)  to  be  strong) 

health. 
'Prti/)ds,    -i],  -bt',    twined,  crooked, 

handy. 
'Paikdvii,  -IIS,  'i,  (fr.  potu)  to  afflict) 

a  scourge,  v  hip. 
'Pniiu,     f.    -uiG),     p.    ipjtayKu,    to 
sprinkle,  besprinkle,  dash,  bediw, 
rain  upon,  uet. 
'Pdiara,  same  as  pifara. 
'PaioTiip,  -Tipoi,  b,  (fr.  jiaiij)  to  bat- 
ter) a  hammer. 
'PaiTcpov,  Poet,   for  pifor,  ncuf.  ol 

ftijon'. 
'Palui,   f.  -oil),  p.  -Kn,  to  daih  vio- 
lently,  crush,   batter  ;    to  break, 
wreck,  destroy,  ruin  ;  to  disperse, 
scatter,  harass,  njjlict. 
'PaKfi,  Heb.    indecl.  a  vain,  empty, 

worthless  fellow,  rascal. 
'PukU,  -THos,  i',  (fr.  l»]aau  to  break) 

a  twig,  rod,  branch. 
'PoKdeis,  -caoa,  -ev,  (fr.  ne.xt)  rag- 
ged, clothed  in  rags. 
'PaKof,  -tof  -ovg,  rb,  (fr.  fii'iaaij}  to 
break)   a  torn  sarment ;  a  piece 
of  cloth  cut  off;  a  rag  ;  a  wrinkle. 
'PdKros,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  valley, 
glen,    precipice ;    a    lock,  crag, 
cliff. 
'PuKoi^ri<,  -co;  -ovi,  b,  >;,    (fr.  ItaKOS 
a  rag)  torn,  worn,  ragged  ;  bro- 
ken, cracked,  chapped. 
'Papa,  I'l,  Hc\>,   indecl.  name  of  a 

city. 
'Pdppa,    -aroi,    rb,    (fr.    piiTrrui  to 

sew)  a  seam  ;  a  patch. 
'Pn'pio?,    -ov,   t],  the  white-thorn; 

hawthorn, 
P'lltvovain,   -of,  i'/,   an  epithet  of 

Nemesis. 
'Papiftoi,  -tos-ovi:,  rb,  a  beak,  bill. 
'Pav6th,-t.7oa,-iv,  1  a.  par.  pass. 

of  'paivui. 
'Pav6b<;,-ov,b,  (fr.   /;ai'ra)  to  sprin- 
kle) a  sprinkling,  v:atering. 
'Puvh,  -Wo?,  /;,  (fr.  same)  a /hop  ; 

rain. 
'PavTi^ovaa,  n.  sin.  fem.  par.  pres, 

act.  of 
'PavTlc,o>,  f.  -tiroi,  p.  cpfiuvriKa,  (fr. 
'pavrbs    sprinkle,    th.     Luivw    to 
I     sprinkle)  to  wit,  besprinkle,  pu- 


PA* 


PEI 


PHr 


rify.  If.  ind.  An.  ^avriiS,  -E7f,rPa;^a?, -iv,  ai,  (fr.  ^;;(T(tu  to  break)  I'Pcvr^p,  -figoi,  o,   f),    (fr.  jji^u)   to 


-£?.  1  a.  ind.  act,  jp^dinca.  per.  I  ytiU7ig  shoots  or  tendrils  of  vims. 
ind.  pass,  tpp^vriff/iac  par.  tp-i 'Pu;)^i/X,  >;,  Heb.  indecl.  a  woman's 
^avTiCjiivoi.  I      name. 

'Pu^Ti{T/idf,-oC,  6,(fr.  last)a  «pnnA-  'Pu;;^9ti?,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  fidcou) 


ling,  purification 
'Pavrdf,    -tj,    -iv,    (fr.    {lalvu)    be- 

sprinkled,  bedewed,  netted. 
'P(lf,  -{layii,  I'l,  (perhaps  fr.  It/jccw 

to  break )  o  */one  o/'  a  grape  ;  a 

kernel;  a  grape, 
'PSov,  (neut.  of  jiduiv  easier)  more 

eoAily, 
Pairdrav\oi,  -O",  4)  hy  ^^^  'Paira- 

Tav^rii,  or  'PaTTarArjf,  -ov,  b,  (fr. 

hditTto  to  put  together,  and  av- 


do)  strenuous,  aruive,  tfftcarinus. 
Subs,  (jn  ng^f  n/,  dofr,  performer. 
'Veiijid^u),    f.    -ao-u),   (fr.  ^/fijja,   to 
whirl)  to  uandir  in  thought;  to 


'Pa;K;ia,  -as,  i'/,  (fr.  j)i'iaau  to  break)  |      rave,  be  bcmldered 


a  rock,  crag  cliff";  a  rocky 
shore ;  a  reef,  ridge ;  a  mole  ; 
liolence  of  the  sea  ;  dashing  of 
the  leaves  ;  uproar,  noise. 

'PuX'i<^i  f-  -I'ffw,  (fr.  next)  to  cut 
through  the  back  bone  ;  to  cut  in 
two  ;  to  cane,  cut  up. 

'Pax'St  -'OS,  -■^tt.  -twi,  i),  (fr.  ^170- 
cio  to  break)  the  spine  of  the 
back;  back,  chine;  the  ridge  or 


\di  a  pipe)  making  or  playing  on'      back  of  a  mountain 


a  pipe  or  Jlute  ;  a  musical  instru 

ment  maker;  a  musician. 
'PaTTi'^u),    f.   -To(i>,  p.  ePfidviKa,   (fr. 

next)  to  heat  or  strike  with  a  rod 

or  clulj ;    to  slap,    thump,    per. 

ind.  pa.ss.  coftdmcfiat. 
Parij,  -ti'oi,  !j,  same  as  ^o/3ioj. 
PuTtiani,  -aaa,  -av,  1   a.  par.  act. 

—  'PanVti,  3  sin.   1  f.  ind.  act. 

of  (iuTi'^m. 
PnTTitTiia,    -aros,    ri,    (fr.    pairis   a 

rod)  a  slap,  box,  blow,  stroke. 
PaieiCTos,-n,-ir,  (fr.  sa.mi;) struck, 

hiaten,  slapped. 
P<i!m){,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^drrro)  to  sew) 

a  sewer,  stitcher,  mender,  palch- 

tr. 


'Pa;^rT-n{,and  'Vaxicrhs,  -oC,  J,  (fr. 
biix'i^tjti  to  cut  though  the  back 
Done)    a    carver,    cutler   up;    a 


'Pf/ifiacrfi6s,  -or,  6,  (fr.  same)  a 
driving  round,  icandering,  gid- 
diness ;  inconstancy,  Jicklrncss. 

'PtfiiicCui,  f.  -ivcu),  p.  fp^f'fi^tika, 
(fr.  next)  to  turn  round,  whirl; 
to  drive  about,  wantlcr  ;  tojluclu- 
ate,  waver. 

'Pififiw,  to  whirl  or  drive  about  in  a 
circle  :  to  spin,  turn  ;  to  brandish, 
Jlourish ;  to  reel ;  to  rovt,  wan- 
der about,  stroll. 

'Tcii0iicrii,  -fof  -ovi.  i,  I'l,  (fr.  last) 
wandering,  roxing,  strolling ; 
wandering     or      bewildered      in 


brag  ger,  boaster  ;   the  muscles  of^      thought;  giddy,  ntgliginf 

the    back.      Adj.    of  the    back,\'Pif<paii,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  name  of 


spincd. 

'Pm^Cjj^/u  -Z,  (fr.  ^uTtriii  to  sew, 
and  ijiifi  a  song)  to  make  or  re- 
cite verses,  utlcr  rhapsodies  ;  sing, 
chant. 

'Pax^itifia,  -Of,  »/,  (fr.  same)  versi- 
Jicalion,  making  or  reciting  poe- 


an  idol. 

'P/4"'  for  ^fft.  Ion.  for  ipfic^c,  3  sin. 
1  a.  iiid.  act. — 'P/('ii,  inf. — 
'P((n;,  par.  1  a.  act.  —  'Pj^tct, 
.^ol.  for  pi(at,  3  sin.  1  a.  opt. 
act. — 'P/fio,   1  f.    ind.    act.   of 


try ;    a  rhapsody,  poetical  fffu-  'Pf'oi,  Ion.    for  (pjieav,    impf.   ind. 


'Pa(|(i)^3j,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  same)  a 
maker  of  verses,  reciter  of  poems; 
n  bard. 


Patrris,  -n,  -iv,   (fr.  next)  scued,  'P«'w,  to  moisten,  sprinkle,  bedew 


stitched,  patcttf.d  ;  embroidered. 
Pa-rrti),  f.    -i^uj,  p.   ip^S^ia,  to  seu^. 


'Pduiv,  comp.  of  fidiios. 
'Pia,  easily. 


sew    togetlter,   stitch;    to  patch,]' rcjSiKKti,    '/,   Heb.    indecl.   a  wo- 
jrwnd ;    to  plan,   plot,    cnntrue,  \      man's  name. 
forge,   per.  pass.  md.  ippafifiaf  'PiyiJa,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  i/^ui  to  do) 
par.  ippnitfiivof.  a  work  ;  an  action,  rleed. 


'Pdsvi,  and  'PdifiVf,  -Cos,  fi,  rape. 
Paoiiif,     -dio(,     fi,     (fr.     Luju     to 
sirr-ngthen)    a    name    for    Ce- 
res. 

'Pdpiov,  -ov,  ri,  nn  infant,  child. 

'Pdoof,  -ov,  b,  the  belly.     Adj.  ro- 
bunt,  strong 


act.  —  'PiovTc,    du.    of   'Piu>v, 

pres.  par.   act. — 'Piovri,  Dor. 

for  ijiovai,   3  pi.  prcs.   ind.  act. 

—  'Piovficvoi  for  bcvjicvot,  n.  pi. 

pres.  par.  mid.  of  ^f'w. 
'P/ru,    f.    ->^(i),    to    incline,   bend, 

lean,    preponderate  ;    to    ii.rline 

towards,  be  favourable  or  hind. 
'P/p70a  for  ip}>1<i)a,  per.  act.  —  'Pi- 

ptft/iat    for   iplitfifiat,    per.    ind. 

pass,    of  jjlTTTUI. 

'P/y;^ui  or  'PiyKuj,  f.  -^w,  to  snore,^'Pcviia,  -qto?,  ri,  (fr.  ^j/oj  to  flow) 


'Pdo'iTc,  2  pi.    1  a.  impr.  act.  of  ^PtrOont  pi.  of 


snort 
'Piftj  or  'PiSa,  -rjs,   '1,  a  chariot, 

roach , 
'Plfu>,  same  as  ^/^u. 
'Pic  and  'Pliv,  Ion.   for  Ip^ttv,  3 

sin.  impf.  ind.  act.  of^i'w. 


Itd^ii),  »anie  as  JMlyu 

'P>i(7(//,  H»b.  indecl.  runners,  cou- 
riers ;   p  Harris, 

'Pa'(7<rui,  f.  -foj,  d.  -;^a,  to  dash 
ngatnul,  thrnvi  rlnum. 

'P^'TTii,  (pi.  ncut.  of  next)  very 
ensity. 

'Pqariif,  -17,  -ov,  cont.  for  jufiarof, 
snp.  of  fiii^iaf. 

'PaaT'i'ivri,    -l;c,    /;,    (fr.   J/fCiof  CKHV) 

nut,  fnrililii  ;    proiijimli/,  njlu- 

rnce ;   inrtoUnre,  security. 
'Px'iTTiuo,  -opoc,  A,  (fr.  jidM  10  moist- 

••n)  a  rijji,  Ittni.l. 
'Piiipnii/i,  Heb.  mdrrl.  giiaits, 
'Prt^f'ik"{,  -Of,  «,aii<l  'r'i0ai'i(,-i''o(, 

iind  'Pni^iiV^,  -;/(,  i'(,  a  radish. 
'Paifih,  -It.  /;,  (fr.  jiiivria  lo  scw)  a 

srtim,  stitch  ;  n  jMttch. 
'Pa^lf'tvf,  -to(  -oi'(,  and  'Paipifiv 

Trie,   -oR,  A,  (fr.  name)  a  ururr, | 

slilrhrr,  shnemakrr, 
'P<i(^iiifiPTA{,    -fi,    -ir,  {fr.    name) 

Stitfbrd,     srvfl,     jnUrlitrl  ;     em- 

briiidrrrd. 
'Paiplf:o(,  g.  sin.  of 
'Pa0!{,  -Itoi,  li,  (fr,  same)  a  nttdlt, 

awl. 


'Plidoov  or  'PfiOpoi",  -ov,   ri,   (fr. 


a  Jlux,  discharge  ;  a  ,flow,  swell, 
flood ;  a  stream,  river,  torrent, 
current;  a  u  ave  ;  a  course,  vi- 
cissitude, turn, 
'Ptvorrat,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  — 
'Pivari!,  2  sin.  1  a.  snb.  act.  — 
'Pex'aw,  1  sin.  'Vciaovert,  3  pi.  1 
f.  ind.  art.  of/j/uj,  to  Jiow, 


fiiw  10  flow)  a  river,  stream,  cur-<'Pr\0!i,  nctit.  of  ('tyOfif,  -i7aa,-h; 


rent,    rivulet;    a    bed    or    chan 

nel, 
'Pill  l)U,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of  i/u. 
'PiUoKC,    Ion.    for   ipjitCc,    3    sin. 

impf.   ind.   act. — 'Vi^ovaav,   n. 

sin.   of  jiil^iiiv,  -ouou,  -ov,  pres. 

par.  an.  of 
'P/(^'w,  f.  fii^ii)  and  i(i(io,  p.  -^i,  l" 

Vinkr,  do,  perform,   art  ;   lo   sn- 

crificr.  prrs.    ind.   3  pi.  \,lt^ovai. 

I  res.  ind.  pas<<.  \iiln^iii.  pf:r.  ind. 

mid.  ipoyii,  MHntli.  Inpyn. 
'Pin,  'Pih,  -ri(,  and  'fin  or  'Pda, 

-fif,    /;,    (fr.    flii.}  I'l   fl(iw)    rt    liqUIlt, 

fluid,  rnin,     Aluo  Jihea,  iho  mo- 
ihpr  of  ihe  gods. 

'PiOnimytfrift  -o'",  b,  {fr.  nrxl,  and 
;/n>i{  Irnilfr)  mfl-ikiitne'l,  ten- 
der, drlirntr, 

'riOoi,  -loi  -ore,  rh,  n  limb,  any 
part  of  the  Imiti/  ;  fhr  frame. 

'Piio,  Port,  for  liln. 

'Pfi'i,  -<i<,  h,  "''e  'P/17. 

'Pf/'i,  3  din.  prci.  siib.  of  jtttu, 
P"«>t.  for  /,/w. 

'Ptlrtooi',  -on,  tA,  spc  filiOptv. 
(607) 


1  a.  par.  pass,  ofpil^u). 
'Pi'ui,  f.  licvoui,  p.  lpl>ivKa,  to  flow, 
roll,  heave,  swell,  inundate;  to 
cause  to  flow,  pour  out ;  to  be 
diluged,  ovirflowid  ;  to  fli.w  by, 
pass  awny,  vanish,  decay  ;  to 
VI tit  awny  ilinsolie,  sink  ;  to 
drop  or  fall  off.  per.   ind.  pass. 

lf>l)(Vfllll. 

'Pill)  and  'Pt)/i?,  f.  //(iffu),  p.  lp])t\Kn, 
Alt.  ilptiKd,  to  speak,  say,  utter, 
tell,  prr.  pur.  act.  .\lt.  tipr)Ku(, 
•v'la,  -6i.  pp<"r.  cipl^arrii, -(((,  -11. 
prr.  pans.  Atl.  ind.  ilpiwni, 
-iT'ii,  -rnf  par.  fipij/z/ioj.  I  a. 
iiiil.  pB!<».  fpliiOtiv,  and  come- 
limns  rpJii'iOriv,  -»«,  -»;.  pnr.  //i;- 
OtU,  -I'ldn,  -ii.  I    f   "lid-  pass. 

littOi'ianiiiii. 
'PvyflKii  forfayJjvai,?  «.  inf.  pass. 

of  ^ijorriij. 

Tijyior,  -01',  tA,  Ilhrgium,   nnmo 

of  a  town. 
'Pr)j7;i,   -OT'K,    f),    (fr.    Ii^yvvfil    tO 

iirrnk)    n  breaking  dmi-n,  ruin; 

It  rent,  tear,  aperture. 


PHT 

'Ttiyfih,  -Ivoi,  i;,  (fr.  same)  a  cleft, 

rent,    ayirture  ;     the    .ictshore  ; 

the  mirj,  hrraktri,  sprai/. 
'Pi)y»vi'rui,  3  pi.  pros,   ind.  pass. 

of 
'PfjyrBui,    'PihrP/K    or    'Pi/ffffcD,    f. 

jSf)(u,  p.  ipffix",  '"  /"■<•"*,  "fi'"", 

snap;  to  nit,  mid,  tear  ;  tostrikc, 

beat  ;   to  (Instil  or  knock  agnvist  ; 

to  break  forth,  burst  out,  issue  ; 

to  cry  out,  shout,      'Tnaaofiai,  to 

burst  open,  expand,  crack.    1    n. 

act.    iiitl.    Iphn^if    inipr.    ln'i^ov, 

-lirui-   sub.    pi;(ui,   -pi,   -p,  3  pi. 

(5tifu)ffi.   2  a.   i'ld.   act.   fpl)ayov. 

pros.  ind.  pass.  ^/jyrB/iuii  -(t«(, 

-rui,  in  3  pi.  l}i'iyi'vvTni.  per.  ind. 

p.iss.   ipltrtytiai,  -^ai,  -/crui.  per. 

ind.  mid.  ippriya. 
'fnyx,  -toi  -ovi,  rd,  (fr.  last)  cover 

of  a  bed,  blanket,  quilt,  countir- 

pine,  coverlet. 
TiiOcU,  'c'laa,  iv,   1  a.   par.  pass. 

of  fiiu),  to  speak. 
'?nBios,  -n,  -oy,  (fr.  fifiD  to  speak) 

to  be  spoken,  uttered, 
'Piji't^ioj,  -a  or  -t],  -01/,  Ion.  for  fiif- 

SlO(. 

'Priiilwi,  (fr.  last)  easily,  readily, 
promptly. 

'P/jiTrof,  -ri,  -ov,  sup.  —  'ftlircpos, 
-n,  -ov,  comp.  of  pntSiOf. 

'rnfia,-aros,  rd,  (fr.  /i/u)  to  speak) 
a  word,  saying,  speech  ;  a  com- 
mand, order  ;  a  report  ;  a  thing, 
matter,  fact. 

'Prj/ji,  see  ^/ui. 

'Pr//iOf,  -ov,  b,  a  baker's  shovel  for 
putting  bread  into  the  oven. 

'Prjv,  l>riio(,  h,  a  sheep. 

'P^(a(,  inf.  —  'Vi/^oi,  -aaa,  -av, 
par.  —  "Pn^ov,  -drw,  impr.  1  a. 
act.  of  ^ijffffu  OT  pnyviiixi. 

'P/'/(t,  Ion.  for  ip'pv^t,  3  sin.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  same. 

'Pi7f';i'opi,  a.  sin.  of  pT}^rjvwp. 

'Vn^Vi'opla,  -"(.  )'/,  (fr.  pnaaui  to 
break,  and  avfip  a  man)  bravery, 
courage,  impetuous  valour. 

'Pn^f/vwp,  -opoi,  6,  (fr.  same)  a 
bleaker  of  the  enemy's  ranks, 
uitrrior,  champion  ;  brave,  cou- 
rageous, valiant. 

'Pn^ui,  -tif,  -£i,  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
'Pi'i^iaai  or  -aiv,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  of  ^i7(r<7(i). 

'Pi'iirai,  -WD,  a!,  piles,  posts,  lim- 
bers laid  for  a  foundation, 

'Prjad,  b,  indecl.  Syr.  a  man's 
name. 

'Pi'iaavTo,  Ion.  for  cpl)n(ravTo,  3  pi. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  piu. 

'PtiaMiiv  or'PriaiSiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr. 
next)  a  short  saying,  proverb, 

'P^ffif,  -loi,  Alt.  -£(jf,  ri,  (fr.  pfui  to 
speak)  speech,  language,  a  word, 
saying,  exprejision  ;  a  discourse, 
oration  ;  a  declaration,  man- 
date ;  a  history,  nrirration,  ac- 
count ;  a  (fuotnlion, 

'P^oo;,  -ov,  b,  the  name  of  a  river. 

'Pi'ioaa,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

'Pi'iaaw,  see  'PijyvCw. 

'Prtrnp'  for  firirTipri,  a.  sin.  of 

'Fnrrip,  -npo{,  b,  (fr.  Liuj  to  speak) 
a  speaker,  orator,  rhetorician. 

'finlvti,   -nit  4,   (fr.   pic  10  flovi') 


PIK 

resin,  a  gummy  substance  co- 
ming from  trees. 

'P»)roi,  n.  pi.  uf  f»]Tis. 

'Pi/Tupcla,  -o(,lj,  (fr.  piuj  to  speak) 
oratory,  eloquence  ;  amplijica- 
tion,  verbosity. 

'Priropc(ii),  f.  -ciau),  (fr.  fn'iriop  an 
orator,  lli.  i/w  to  .•speak)  to  prac- 
tise or  tearh  oratory  ;  to  make  a 
speech,  harangue  ;  to  extol  or 
praise  in  a  speech  ,  to  talk  fool- 
ishly, prole. 

'PnroptKif,  -fi,  -in,  {fr.  same)  rhe- 
torical, oratorical,  eloquent. 

'PyiropiKt),  -»■)$,  }j,  (fern,  of  last,  viz. 
Ti'xftj  art)  rhetoric,  oratory. 

'Pi'/Topof,  g.  sin.  —  'Pi'/Topai,  d.  pi. 

of  lirjTWp. 

'Pr/rds,  -)),  -iv,  (fr.  ^fu  to  speak) 
said,  spoken,  exjiressed  ;  that 
which  may  he  said,  certain,  sure, 
authnilic  ;  celebrated,  fammis, 
renowned.  01  jiriTo],  celebrated 
men. 

'Pi'irpn,  -ai,  hi  (fr-  same)  the  power 
or  right  of  speaking  ;  an  oratinn, 
speech  ;  a  bargain,  agreement, 
covenant  ;  a  decree,  law,  the 
lau}s  of  lA/curgus  ;  an  oracle, 
response. 

'Pi'iTwp,  -opoi,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  speak- 
er, orator. 

'Piirioi,  (fr.  l>TiTii  spoken,  th.  ^/w 
to  speak)  expressly,  surely,  posi- 
tively, cenaivty. 

'P7]XOS,-oTj,  b,  (fr.  l)i'iaaij)  to  break) 
a  hedge,  fence,  palisade  ;  a 
trench,  wall,  rampart. 

'Piytiavdq,  -r),  -or,  (fr.  piyoi  shi- 
vering, cold)  frightful,  ilreaded, 
causing  horror,  hateful,  abomina- 
ble. 

'Piyi(j),  (fr.  same)  to  shudder, 
tremble,  dread,  fear  ;  to  he 
stunned,  amazed,  become  mo- 
tionless. 

'PiyriKhq,  -i),  -ov,  {fr.  same)  caus- 
ing horror,  horrible,  frishtful. 

'Ptyi'iactv,  1  f.  inf.  act.  of  ^lyiw. 

'Piytuv,  comp.  —  'Viyiara,  sup. 
(fr.  ne.\t)  more  severe,  harsh,  cru- 
et, more  to  be  dreaded. 

'Piyn^,  -coi  -ovs,  TO,  shivering,  cold  ; 
sli^ff'ness,  numbness  ;  horror, 
dread, 

'Piyioi  -ui,  (fr.  last)  to  shiver  ;  to 
be  stiff  with  cold,  be  frozen. 

'Pi^a,  -j/f,  ri,  a  root,  sucker,  d.  pi. 
pl(aii.  Ion.  pi^Tjai. 

'Pi^drofioq,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
Tf/ivui  to  cut)  a  cutler  or  gatherer 
of  roots. 

'ViCiiii)  -ui,f.  -uxrij),  p.  eppi^toKO,  {fr. 
jii^a  a  root)  to  root,  fix  with 
roots,  cause  to  strike  root  ;  to 
strengthen,  make  firm.  'Pi^ii- 
opai  -oT'pai,  to  take  root,  grow  ; 
to  become  firm.  I  a.  ind.  act. 
cpl)i^u)on,  per.  ind.  i)ass.  cppi^ui- 
pai,  -aai,  -raf  par.  tpj)i^o>pivoi, 
-),,  -ov. 

'Pi^uipa,  -aroi,  rd,  {fr.  same)  a 
root  ;  a  source,  origin;  a  root- 
ing, taking  root. 

'PiKiiijj  -w,  to  deceive,  impose  on. 

'PtKv/ioput,  {fr.  next)  to  be  wrin- 
kled ;  to  twist,  curl,  twine  ;  to  be 
(508) 


PI2 

distracted;  to  use  indecent  atti' 
tudes, 

'PiKi'dj,  -i>,  -iv,  wrinkled,  twisted., 
bent,  crooked,  turned. 

'PiKvuacoi,  Ion.  for  piKi^tiofi,  2  sin. 
1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  piKviiopm. 

'P/ui/iH,  (fr.  IiIttto)  I"  \hrow)  fleet- 
ly, nimbly,  swiftly,  quickly,  easi- 
ly, promptly. 

'Pipipnpparof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  fitp^a 
quickly,  and  Uppa  a  chariot) 
swiftly  driving,  movinQ  rapidly. 

'Pii'  and  'PJf,  l>'n'is,  I'l,  {fr.  pita  to 
flow)  the  tiose,  nostril. 

'Pii'i/o)  -u,  (fr.  lust)  to  deceive;  to 
mistake  the  scent. 

'Piifw  -w,  (fr.  next)  to  file,  polish 
with  a  file ;  to  reduce,  make 
thin. 

'Pivrj,  -ri(,  fi,  a  file  ;  also,  a  skate 
or  sole  fish. 

'Pivripa,  -Stos,  ri,  {fr.  last)  fil- 
ings, 

'PivoKipu);,  -u)ro(,  b,  fi,  (fr.  p\v  the 
nose,  and  /c/puj  a  horn)  the  rhi- 
noceros. 

'PivuKovpn, 'PivoKipovpa  or  'Pivok6- 
Xovpa,  -Of,  fi,  a  river  dividing 
Egypt  from  Palestine. 

'PivoTTvXrj,  -rii,  fi,  (fr.  hiviiio  to  de- 
ceive, or  ptvdi  a  skin,  and  rv\ri 
a  gale)  a  private  or  secret  en- 
trance, back  door  ;  a  curtain. 

'P(ro5,  -ov,  b  or  fi,  a  hide,  skin ;  a 
shield. 

'Pivdropoi,  -ov,  6,  }/,  (fr.  last,  and 
Tcproj  to  pierce)  shicld-pitreing, 
destructive,  violent,  impetuous  ; 
an  epithet  of  Mars. 

'Pifoii',  g.  pi.  of  l)iv. 

'Piov,  -ov,  rd,  apeak,  top,  summit, 
promontory. 

'Piirn,  -175,  ^,  (fr.  jiiirru)  to  throw) 
a  throw,  cast,  impulse,  force  ;  a 
blow,  stroke,  glance  ;  a  gust, 
blast;  an  incitement.  'Piir^  o^- 
Oa\pov,  twinkling  of  the  eye. 

'Pnri^opfvos,  -tj,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 

'Ptvi^io,  (fr.  next)  to  fan  ;  to  raise 
a  wind  ;  to  agitate  or  loss  by  the 
wind. 

'PtirU,  -Wof,  ni  (fr-  l>hru>  to  throw) 
a  fan  ;  a  bla.it,  gust. 

'PiTTio-TOf,  -f),  -iv,  {fr.  last)  fan- 
ned, ventilated,  opposed  to  the 
wind. 

'Plrrog,  -coi  -ouj,  rd,  or  -ov,  b,  same 
as  [)l>p, 

'Pinrcil^u),  f.  -aai)),  (fr.  ^(Vrw  to 
throw)  to  throw,  toss,  tumble  ; 
to  dash,  drive  headlong, 

'PiTTTci,  3  sin.   pres.   ind.   act.  of 
Ittwrui  —  'PiirreT,  same  cont.  of 
pinrio)   for  j)lwTO)  —  'Pivrovpai, 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of  same,  or  Att. 
for  phropai,  pres.  ind.  pass,  of 

l)iTTTU). 

'PiirrovvTuiv,  g.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres. 
act.  of  jii-rTfu)  in  last. 

'P^rrru,  f.  -\pu),  or  'Pirrrlu,  f.  -rjao), 
to  throw,  cast,  hurl,  toss,  fling, 
cast  off,  out  or  doum,  throw 
doum,  tumble ;  to  throw  head- 
long, precipitate. 

'Pif,  see  liiv. 

'rltrKoi,-ov,  b,  a  boXj  trunk,  chest. 


POI 

'fi(p6ci{,  'c7aa,  -ev,  1  a.  par.  pass. 

o(  l>iimj). 
'Pi\p,  l>ivii,  b,  a  twig,  rod  ;  a  bas- 
ket made  of  twigs  ;  a  crate,  hur- 
dle. 
'Ti^t,    1    a-    inf.    act. — '?i\pat(, 
JEo\.  for  'Vixpas,  -aaa,  -av,  n. 
pi.    -anvTCi,    1    a.    par.    act.  — 
'Pit^£,  Ion.  for  fp/ii;|£,  3  sin.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  pijiru. 
'TupoKttiivvoi,  -ov,  0,  fi,  (fr.  jihria 
to  throw,  and  Khfvvoi  darifjer) 
who  txposes  himself  to  danger, 
rash,  violent,  hasty,  impetuous. 
'fi\po-r\o(,  -ov,  0,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
ottAov    armour)    throwing    away 
their  arms,  causing  a  total  rout. 
'Piif(j,  -ps,  -i;,   1  a,  sub.   act.   of 

liiirriii. 
'Toa  or  'Poid,  -af,   ^,   a  pomegra- 

nnlr.. 
'Ponici,   d.   pi.  —  'Pons,  a.   pi.    of 

l>o>i. 
'Po/Joa/i,  i,  indecl.  Heb.  a  man's 

name. 
'PiJy^of, -ou,i,  (fr.  piyx'^  to  snore) 
snnrti.g,    snorting  /       a     snort,\ 
snuff. 
'Poi5'i,  n.  pi.  of  jidSov. 
'Pii^iifitioi,  -ov,  h,  same  as  f>n!aiivo( 
'ro?Sni,    -i7f,   li,    the  woof,   weft; 

yarn. 
'Pofiavif,  -fl,  -iy,  (fr.  {ifia  to  flow) 
very    rapid.      Or,     (fr.    [idiov    a 
rose)     rosy.     Subs,     the     river 
Rhone. 
'Foiiaoif,  -d,  -dv,  {fr.  piiov  a  rose) 
rosi^,    sweet,  blooming,   rosy   co- 
loured. 
'Poor;,  -rii,  '/,  name  of  a  girl. 
'Pi5i5(o?,  -ov,  0,  the  name  of  a  river. 
'Poioin'crCAjf,  -ou,  A,  /;,   (fr.  jidiov 
a   rose,  and  idxrv^oi  a  finger) 
rnsy-Jingrre'l,  ruddy. 
'Poef^fiii'fttiii,  -ri(,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 

cdtpvri  a  laurel  I  the  rose-laurel. 
'Poioti^flt,  -iof  -ovf,  i,  f)y  (fr.  same, 

and  iiO'if  form)  rosc-ltke,  rosy. 
'Pofiitif,  -laaa,  -tv,  (fr.  jiiiov  the 

rose)  rosy,  rou-Uke. 
'Pofi6finyov,  Dor.  for 
'Pooiimyov,  -ov,  r!>,  (fr.  same,  and 
fi'nXov  an  apple,  in  pi.  cheeks) 
a  rosy  cheek,  complexion  ;  a  con- 
serve of  roses  and  (/uinces. 
'Piji^ok,  -ou,  ri,  a  rose. 
'Pai6nrij(^v(,  -to<  -ov(,  0,  fiy  (fr-  last, 
and  ithx"<  an  arm)  rosy-armed. 
'P^iliii,  -ou,  ti,  nam»!  of  an  islnnd. 
'Pii?)6-)^pou^,    -ov,    an'i    'Pof^dyoojt, 
•uroi,  h,  //,  (fr.  j)6liov  a  rose,  and 
y^oi'i    colour)    rostf    roluured,    of 
hifh  r.omjilfTion,  hlooming. 
'PiJ((ji,  or  ralhrr  'Poi(/w  -w,  (fr.  ^o?- 
^o«   a   nulling    noiiie)   to   rustle, 
whitz,  crash  ;  to  hark  ;  to  snore. 
'Pon,    -:><,    ht  (fr.    /</w   to   (low)   a 
stream,  current,  ^ow,   river ;    a 
waif. 
'PdOiot,  -<i,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  impetu- 
ous,  rolling,  dashing,  foaming  ; 
noisi/,  rlamoroiin,  ominous. 
'PiiSot,  -ov,  0,  Ihr  dashing  or  splash- 
ing of  the   vavri ;    the  noise  of 
oars  on  thr  wnirr  ;   noi.<«,  tumult, 
hustle  ;  a  ruggnl  path. 
'Poid,  -a(,  4i  ice  jiod. 


POI- 

'PotliSeb)  -u,  (fr.  fm^o;  a  rustling 
noise)  to  make  a  rustling  or 
whiz2ing  noise  ;  to  swallow  with 
a  noise,  surk  in,  engiilph. 

'Pollifiriaii;,  -to;,  Att.  -tu{,  !],  (fr. 
last)  a  mstling,  whistling;  a 
song. 

'Poi^aox'  fof  poi^aoKc,  3  sin.  impf. 
ind.  act.  Ion.  of 

'Poiff'u)  -ai,  (fr.  fio7(oi  a  loud  noise) 
to  make  a  7ioise,  creak,  crack ; 
to  whizz,  buzz  or  hum  ;  to  rustle 
like  the  wings  of  a  bird  ;  to 
bark ;  to  luss. 

'Poil^Ti^dv,  (fr.  same)  with  a  noise 
or  cra^h,  loudly,  hoisterinisly  ; 
rustling,  vhizzin^,  humming. 

PoU^tiaif,  -lo;.  All.  -foic,  >';,  (fr. 
same)  a  whizzing,  vhistling  or 
rustling  !  a  tiimng,  clans,  crash. 

'PoiZoiim,  f.   poiaofiai,  same  as  jioi- 

'Poi^of,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  [tfu)  a  flow)  a 
crash,rriirk,  tvanz,  v^hizz ;  sound 
of  water  flowing,  dashing,  splash- 
inn. 

'Toil],  -vu  'h  Ion.  for  ^oiii,  same 
as  ^oa. 

'Poiifdc,  -fi,  -ov,  (fr.  'fitKX'h(.  crook- 
ed) bent,  crooked,  winding.  Or, 
(fr.  ^f'o)  to  flow)  who  su/Trrx  from 
a  dffluxion,  runnins,  flowing. 

'PotoKOi,  -ov,  h,  (dim.  of  ^oia  a 
pomegranate)  a  pomegranate  or 
its  representation. 

'PofiiioTpi,  -a(,  fi.  a  spear. 

'Pdfifiof,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  I)ifi0u>  to  drive 
about)  a  whirling,  turning,  spin- 
ning ;  a  top  ;  a  turbot  ;  a  mathc- 
■mntirol  figure. 

'Pd/iv^,  -vKOi,  b,  a  worm  which  de- 
stroys wood, 

'Pn^cfinln,  -of,  fj,  (fr.  ^liiifiw  to 
brandish)  a  sword,  spear,  javelin. 

'Po(i*(7f,  -wv.  Of,  (fr.  same)  thongs 
with  which  shoes  are  made. 

'Prfov,  a.  sin.  of 

'Piioc  -oi-i,  -6nv  -ov,  6,  (fr.  |i/w  to 
flow)  a  current,  stream,  flmi; 
swell,  tide.  K'ip  (iiiov  for  koto 
fiiov,  in  the  channel,  along  the 
stream. 

'Poirnin,  same  as  [)nu<lirtta. 

'P6T!iXnv,-nv,  to,  (fr.  /;/rco  to  bend) 
a  club,  stick,  staff,  rod,  srrplre. 

'Po?raA(ura?,-^,-dv,  (fr.  Ia8t)«/iapef/ 
like  a  club. 

'Porh,  -f)f,  h-  (fr-  Jd'""'  '"  bond)  a 

bending,    inclination,  motion    to- 

wards  ;   a  touch,  push,  impulse  ; 

weight,  consrr/urnrr,    importance. 
'Pi/irrpoi', -ou,  ri,  (fr,  snnio)  a  club, 

sword   of  jUHlice  ;     also,    n   peg 

for  loils. 
'Povflfiv,  b,  Heb.  indecl.   a  man'H 

name. 
'PotiO,  li,  Hob.  indecl.  a  woman's 

name. 
'PoBf,  jioif,   b,  (fr.  /j/iu   to  flow)  a 

stream,  current,  cnurse. 
'I'oi'iTiof,  -ou,  h,  (ih.   Lnt.  nininiii, 

flesh  coloured)  a  red  paint,  red 

colour. 
'Pnvi}ili<i,  -oB,  h,  fr.  Lai.  Rufui,  a 

mnn'n  name. 
'Voijtiia  or  -till)  -w,  f.  -firia,  p.  tpjiA- 

^ijKa,  to  lup  or  drtnk  up,  twallow. , 
(609) 


pxn 

'Po^9/o),  f.  -r/oiD,  (fr.  next)  to  maka 
a  noise,  roar. 

'P6ydoi,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  next,  and  oyOig 
a  bank  or  shore)  roaring  of  the 
sea,  the  dashing  of  the  waves; 
the  waves  or  billows. 

'Pdo),  (fr.  liiu)  to  flow)  to  move,  be 
agitated,  dash  against. 

'Poi)v,  -divof,  b,  (fr.  poa  a  pome- 
granate) a  garden  of  pomegra- 
nates. 

'Ptidf.  -a>:os,b,  (fr.  f)viii  same  as  pia 
lo  flow)  a  stream,  river,  flow, 
tide ;  a  wave,  billow. 

'PvY^'i(,-co(  -ov{,  TCI,  a  beak, snout; 
a  mouth,  jaw. 

'Pv^nv  or  'Pui^dr,  (fr.  ptfoj  same  as 
j)fiD  to  flow)  diffusely,  cojiiously, 
flouingly,  ahuuilantty  ;  violently, 
impetuously. 

'Pu£(;,  2  a.  par.  pass,  of  ^I'u. 

'Puto,  Ion.  for  pvo'v,  pres.  impr. 
pass.  —  'PiicToi,  3  sin.  pres. 
inil.  mid. — 'PveoBai,  pres.  inf. 
mid.  '^f  piofiai. 

'Puf'ui  -w,  f.  -I'jati),  p.  rppvriKa,toflow. 

'Pv^^riv,  same  as  livS'jv. 

'ruj;fli,  2  a.  impr.  pass. — 'Pui/cro- 
pai,  -7,  -crai,  2  f.  ind.  pass,  of 
l>viii>.. 

'PvSnvin,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  ^^I'lu. 

'PvOfii^uj,  f.  -taui,  p.  cpiii'dpiKo,  (Cr. 
nevt)  to  set  to  music,  harmonize, 
compose  ;  lo  flt,  adapt,  adjust ; 
to  form  according  to  a  rule;  to 
regulate,  conform. 

'PvOfJOi,  -ov,  h,  movement  inrrusical 
time,  harmony;  poetic  measuie, 
rhyme,  flow  of  verse ;  conso- 
nance,fllness,  proportion,  rule. 

'Pvpa,  -Sroi,  rd,  for  pcvpa. 

'Pvpa,  -oTOi,  rh,  (fr.  ^I'u  to  draw) 
a  dragging,  pulling,  hauling  ;  a 
rope,  cnhlf  ;  a  defence,  protection, 
fortification  ;  a  stream. 

'Pi"'/ia(,  Ion.  for  tpptipat,  per.  ind. 
pass,  of  fivut. 

'Pi'|iorn,  pi.  of  fiTi^n, 

'Pi''///3o{,  -on,  b,  s.ime  as  ^Sfipoi, 

'Pii/irj,  -jjf,  );,  (fr.  fivw  to  draw) 
force,  power,  draught  ;  a  course, 
track  ;  a  street  or  part  of  a  city. 

'Pvfivif,  -i),  -ii',  (fr.  fivfia  a  fijrtifi- 
cntioii )  fortified,  ilefended. 

'Pu/ii{,  -oD,  b,  (fr.  /juw  to  draw)  Me 
pole  of  a  chariot. 

'Pt/o/irti,  f.  piaopnt,  (fr.  same)  to 
deliver,  rescue,  liberate ;  to  pre- 
serve, guard,  defend.  — 'Puoithi, 
3  |)l.  |)r<,'s.  ind.  — 'Puorro,  Ion. 
for  iniii'ovTo,  3  pi.  impf  ind.  — 
'PvaAficOa,  1    pi.  1  f,  iiwl.  mid. 

'Puiiufi'of,  -t),  -or,  (|iar.  pres.  niid. 
of  last)  thawing,  taking.  Subti. 
a  deliirrrr. 

'Pvw'ilvu),  f.  -HvH,  (fr.  //uirof  dirt) 
dirty,  foul,  soil  ;  to  disgrace,  to 
scandalize.  1  a.  ind.  act.  tpl)i- 
ni]i'a. 

'PvrrtiTTn'i,  a  shout  of  snihirs  hiiuling 
or  working  together,  ulierring. 

'PvrrapivOijTU),  3  «in.  I  a.  impr. 
pass,  of 

'PuTT'ipfuw,  f.  -fi'xToi,  (fr.  fiirtof 
fillh)  lo  be  filthy. 

'Pvtrnpla,  -ot,  I'l,  (fr.  ■o.mc)  flithi-y 
nils,  dirt,  pollution. 


PTT 


pnv 


'ri-r.1pJ<,  -<J,  -ir,  (fr.  same)>/%,''Pi'0if,  -i),  -dv.  (fr.  j)hw  to  bend) 

(lirlii  ;  sordid,  mtan,  avaricious.!      bieiit,  crookeil, 
PiTd'w -(J,  f. -/;ffu»,  same  as  f)iiri}u).  'Pi/w,   or  rnlhcr 'Pi'o^ik,  to  draw, 


'Pi'ros,  -ou,  6,  yirV//i,  '/ir/,  nasliness; 

iiirnnnrsfy  uionVf. 
'PCr  Ja'-ui,  r. -uau,  p,  ro/^i'irwxa,  (fr. 

last)  lohc,fiUliij,dirtfi.  pres.  par. 

act.  ^iviritov  -u}v.    1  a.  act.  ind. 


drag ;  to  draw  out,  eulract ;  to 
n-tricaie,  deliver,  rescue ;  to 
si'Jard,  protect,  defend. 
'Pviii  or  'Pu/u),  f.  jivijaw,  same  as 
j>iio,  to  flow. 


tp^i'Tuxrn'  iinpr.  liinmaov,  -drit>,'?ii)liiKMTc^i}i,-ov,h,'i,ii^hocanhard- 


'Pi'Tru),    (I'r.   same)  to  wash  away 

,fiUh,  cleanse,  purify. 
'Pi'Oii,  -i)j,  1^,  (fr.  pvaos  wrinkled) 

old  age. 
'Pvaat,  -dadw,  1  a.  impr.  mid 

'PvaaiTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  opt.  mid.  — 


rcntl 


I      (v  pronounce  the  kiliT  i  ;  lispi 
'PuiyaMoi,  -a,  -ov,  (I'r.  fiu)^  a  re 

torn,  rent,  broken. 
'Pu)yi)  and  'Pioy/ii),  -i/f,  i';,  (fr,  same, 

111.   In'/aaui  to  break)  a  cleft,  slit, 

rent  ;  a  chink,  ojk ning,Jissure. 
'PvaaaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  —  'Pii-i'PiJOoJi', -wi'of,  u,  nmre  usually 'Pw- 
acrai,    3  sin.    1    f.   ind.   mid.  —       duiicf,  -wf,  o'l,  (fr.  jjiui  to  flow) 

titc  7iose,  nostril. 
'Puj/miof,  -(I,  -01',  and  'PitifidiKOi, 

-n,  -ov,   (fr.  'Pul//»;  Rome)  Ro- 

7n(in,  Latin. 
'Pu)^luiaTi,  (fr.  same)  in  Roman  or 

iMtin, 
'Poi^/fXf'of,      -II,     -ov,      (fr.     fiiofirj 

strength)  rohusl,  slroni;,  hravc. 
'Pu)/iaXfuij,    (Ir.  last)  strongly. 
'Pw/<»;,-;;s,i),(fr.j!iuM'iiu  to  strength 

en)   sin  rig  til,   power,  force  ;    ti- 

gour ;    Home,  the   name  of  a 

city. 
'Pu'vvvci,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

fJMl'VVfll. 

'Fwvvv(i),'ru)t'i'viii  or'Pww,f.  ^wcrai, 
p.  ipiJuiKa,  to  slrengthi7i,  maht 
strong  or  _/irm ;  to  restore  to 
hcnlth,  invigorate;  pass.  'Piivvv 
fiin,-r:ni,  -rat,  to  be  in  health,  he 
well ;  to  prei  nil, ^flourish  ;  to  stand 
up  or  he  strong,  bristle.  1  a.  ind. 
art.  ipfiMTa.  per.  pass.  ind.  /p- 
fjw^titi,  -GUI,  -Tat'  impr.  fof>ii>a(i, 
•cOiD,  2  pl./p^u;a9f  par.  tppw///- 
rof. 

'Pwf,  jmybg,  h  or  i),  (fr.  fii'icau)  to 
break)  a  rock,  stone,  crag;  a 
stone  or  kernel  of  a  fruit,  berry  ; 
a  cleft,  crack,Jissure,  atone  steps, 
stairs. 

'PiaoiJiat,  (fr.  ^liu)  to  strengthen)  to 
charge,  ruxk  on,  attack  ;  to  luut- 
ten,  be  i/uick  ;  to  dance  at,  fre- 
t/>irnt,  haunl. 

'Pwoir',  Ion.  for  epjjiiovTO,  3  [>1. 
iinpf.   ind.  mid.  or  pass,  of  last. 

'PwjTi'uor,  -oil,  TO,  (fr.  jiuitp  a  twig, 
th.  i'/ttw  to  bend)  a  thicket,  brake, 
copse. 

'PunroTrio^if,  -tog  -ovg,  b,  i)  (fr.  next, 
and  TTwAfw  to  sell)  a  seller  of 
small  wares,  pedler,  havikir. 

'PiSirof,  -ov,  0,  and  'Pwjroi',  -ou,  rd, 
(fr.  ijuiip  small  wares)  ware^, 
cheap  goods,  commodities  ;  irash, 
stvj;  b'jggnge. 

'Pwpit,-!),  -01',  (fr.  pi'itui  tostrength- 
en)  strong,  active,  impetuous, 
violent,  vehement. 

'Puis,  H»;b.  indccl.  the  head. 

'PwaOcify  -ciaa,  -tv,  1  a.  par.  pass. 
—  'P(.)(Tii),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of^tiii'vOiij. 

'PuTiiC'i),  to  repent  the  letter  fi. 
!  'Pw^/jif,  -ou,  0,  ( 'r.  fti'iaaiu  to  break ) 


'PvaOai,    Ion.    for  ipjivadai,  per. 

inf.  pass,  or  Sync,   for  pvtaOiti, 

pros.  inf.  mid.  — 'PvaOfiras,  a. 

pi.  par.  I  a.  pass.  —  'PvaOH,  in 

pi.  jivadwiilv,  1  a.  sub.  pass,   of 

l)vofiai. 
'Pi'o-ci,d.  ski.  cont.   Att.  of  jiuais. 
' Pvat^Kppos,  -ov,  b,   i),   (fr.   pvui  to 

draw,    and    Hippos    a    chariot) 

driving  n  chariot  ;  drawing. 
'Pva'ifiov,-ov,ro,  rue,  an  herb. 
'Piffiov,  -ou,  TO,  (fr.  puu)  to  draw) 

ransom  ;  a  pawn,  pledge,  token  ; 

spoil,    plunder,   booty;  a  sacri- 
fice on  deliverance. 
'PuciToXif, -(o>,  Att.  -eu>s,  (fr.  pvw 

to  prateet,   and  rroAt?  the  city) 

city  defenrling,  guarding. 

'Pt'iTlS,    -<0f,    Att.    -£Wf,   I'l,    (fr.     f,VO- 

fiu:  to  deliver)  liberutiim,  deliver- 
ance, redemption. 

'Pu(Tif,  -los,  Att.  -tu>s,  '},  (fr.  //fo) 
to  flow)  a  flux,  running  ;  a 
stream,  course. 

'PvaKut  or  'Piiff^o^iai,  to  guard, 
icatch,  protect,  preserve,  defend, 

^Pvufjis,  -ov,  (),  (fr.  /n'u  to  draw)  a 
tenor,  series,  course,  tide  of  af. 

^  fairs.  ^ 

'Punbseir'Pvaabs,  -fi,-bv,  (fr.  same) 
xtrinkhd,   drawn  up,  contracted. 

'PvaaoTnSj-nros,  »),  (fr.  last)  wrin- 
kles, roushness,  cnrru nation. 

'Pvard^io,  f.  -(id,  (fr.  /ju:-;  to  draw) 
to  drag,  carry  off". 

'PvcTns,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  jivialo  deliver) 
a  preserver,  deliverer. 

'PvTii,  -lov,  Tii,  (fr.  fjvu)  to  draw) 
the  reins,  bridle. 

'PvTuivu),  (fr.  same)  to  detect,  up- 
braid, reproach, 

'Pvrh,  -ns,  hi  (fr.  (iuid  to  preserve) 
a  plant  called  rue. 

'PvTt'ivrj,  q,  gum,  resin. 

'PvTnp,  -Tipos,  0,  (fr.  jiiiii}  to  draw)  a 
rein,  bridle ;  a  preserver,  de- 
liverer ;  an  archer,  hoivman. 

'PvTu'oia  -u>,  f.  -loijoi,  (fr.  next)  to 
cause  wrinkles ;  to  wrinkle,  rum- 

^   pie- 

'Pvusi  -t^oq,  ^>  (fr.  ii'iii)  X.0  draw) 
a  wrinkle,  a.  sin.  jtuTi^a. 

'PvTo,  Ion.  or  Poet,  for  t'pjjvTO,  3 
sin.  pper.  ind.  pass,  of  l/ioftat  or 
j>iii>. 

'Pi'tJi', -OM,  tJ,  (fr.  I'tu  to  draw)  ai      a    tieft,      crack,    opening,    fis- 
kinrl  of  aip,  pUclier,  jar  ;  a  hri-       sure. 


2Ar 

(1  shrub,  bush,  twig,  rod,  ruth; 

trifus,  small  wares. 
Pttw,  see  j)ii)v>'via  or  jiwopai. 


die.  See  ^ur«'. 


'Pwyw,  to  grind  the   teeth,  gnashl 


'Pirlis,  -h,-if,  (fr.  same)   dravm,       vnth  the  teeth 

dragged, pulled, checked,  curt)ed.['Piaxp,  l,unis,!j,   (fr.  /i/irw  to  bend)l 

(510) 


S,  IT,  s,  Sigma,  the  eighteenth  of 
the  more  modern  Greek  letters, 
but  the  twenty-first  of  the 
ancient.  As  a  numeral  cha- 
racter it  is  the  twentieth  in  or- 
der, and  is  used  for  two  hun- 
dred ;  with  a  dot  underneath,  a, 

for  two  hundred  thousand.  2 
is  prefixed  to,  or  omitted  in  the 
boginiiing  of  several  words  with- 
out altering  their  signification. 
The  Attic  dialect  often  changes 
it  into  (  or  t;  the  Doric  and 
JEo\.  into  i. 

S'  for  ae,  a.  sin.  of  av. 

S/(,  fem.  of  ads. 

S<T,  cont.  for  ada,  fem.  of  ado;. 

S«j3(isios,-ou,6,  (fr.  next)  Bacchus. 

Sa/?a'fu),  (fr.  o-fi/3o(  t"''6Sls  of  Bac-  > 
chus)  to  imitate  Bacchanalians, 
riot,  indulge  indecently. 

Yd[iiii'ov,  -ov,  tI),  a  towel,  napkin, 
cloth, 

Tafin^^a  Hcb.  indecl.  a  small  net. 

Siif3fi;^G(U'(,  Heb.  thou  hast  or  hast 
thou  fursiiken  me. 

TnffiiioO  or  Ti'PliaCiO,  Heb.  indecl. 
hosts,  armies  ;   heavenly  bodies. 

'Zd(iftas,-aTits,Td,s-jinea.!'.cdiil'inTov. 

S'f/i/i(i(Ti,d.  pi.  of  last. 

^iili(inTi(oi,  f.  -trTU!,  All.  -iG>,  (fr. 
anfiiiaTov  the  sabbath  day)  to 
keep  the  sabbath  rest  on  the 
seventh  day.  1  a.  ind.  act.  iaa(i- 
fiiiTiaa. 

Ynli(inTtaiids,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
keeping  of  a  snbbutli,  holy  rest, 
rest  on  the  sabbath. 

TdlSflaTov,  -ov,  TO,  the  sabbath  day, 
the  day  of  rest,  the  seventh  day. 

taliftiiTiDV,  g.  pi.  of  adiifias  or  adfi- 

ft'lTOV. 

TuflflnioO^  same  as  cafiaos&. 

^iijidp,  l.afld,  Su/3?,  Heb.  indecl. 
glory. 

Sa/5fk-,  Fleb.  indecl.  a  thicket. 

Yaftol,  the  shout  of  Bacchanals. 

^n(^iii,  -Ctv,  o'l,  the  priests  of  Bac- 
chus, places  sacred  to  Bacchus  ; 
obscene  rites. 

Xfiyapif,  -los,  Att.  -to)?,  hi  "■  ^ntllc' 
axe  ;  a  sword,  scimitar,  Persian 
sword  ;  an  axe,  hatchet. 

T,ayydpios,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

^ayn,  -rjs,  !],  (fr.  ciIttw  to  load)  a 
eoverin  c,  cloak ;  armour,  har. 
ness,  trappings. 

'Ziiynvtvui,  (fr.  next)  to  take  with  a 
net,  catch  ;  to  carry  away. 

Xoyrvi],  -ns,  t'l,  (perhaps  fr.  aaTra 
to  load)  a  fishing  net,  net. 

Tdyfin,  -fiTos,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a  load 
or  burden  for  a  beast;  a  cover- 
ing for  a  hsrse,  saddle,  pad. 


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2AM 


2AP 


Xoyof, -£()$■  -ouf,  rd,  or  -ov,  S,  (fr. 
Lat.  sagum,  a  cloak)  a  sotdier^s 
cloak  or  cassock ;  a  miliiary 
Tobe. 

Yafut,  'ZaSoat,  Heb.  indecl.  all 
sufficient,  all  bountiful. 

'Sa66ovKiuos,  -ov,  0,  (1  Smlducee. 

Suir/^uiiJ,  flt-b.  iiitlucl.  Jitlds parch 
ed  or  burnt  up. 

'SaSripuiB,  Heb.  indecl.  ranges  or 
rows  of  pillars. 

Xu^iiic,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 
name. 

2u0f'p:oi',  -ov,  ri,  a  four-fooled 
creature  said  to  feed  on  marine 
substances. 

Tddri,  -i)(,  /;,  the  man's  member. 

£'i6f>£;,  -d,  -iv,  same  as  tratrods. 

XaOpod)  -a,  I.  -luaut,  (fr.  last,  th. 
oi'/vm  to  corrupt)  to  corrupt,  de- 
stroy ;  In  viake  rotten,  putrefy. 

Sar*',  a.  sin.  of  j;uij)-?<'fi  i5i  a  town 
of  Effypt. 

Zai'vci,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  T.ai- 
vtodai,  pres.    inf.   mid.  of  aaii/i,}. 

yiaivuvpoi, -ov,  h,!i,  (fr.  next,  and 
ovpd  a  tail)  wagging  the  tail, 
/awning. 

Taivii),(.  -ai<3,  (fr.  aciut  to  shake) 
to  move,  shrike,  waver;  toshakt 
off,  remove,  thrust  nwny  ;  to  wna 
the  tail,  fawn,  flatter,  coax,  tai- 
vo/iai,  to  he  moved  or  affected; 
to  waver,  doubt.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
(a>]va. 

1,aipia,  -aoijj,  p.  aiaapKa,  to  clean, 
sweep,  brush  ;  to  gape,  open  the 
mi/uth  ;  to  laugh  ;  to  grin,  snarl, 
gnash  the  teeth,  per.  ind.  mid. 
aiaripn,  and  aiaapa'  par.  aiirt)pC>i, 
and  aioapC>i,  -via,  -df. 

'^OKal,  -Siv,  o\ ,  a  people  of  Srythia. 

Xaxla-rakoi,  -ov,  h,  q,  (fr.  cdKo(  a 
shield,  and  TrdWw  to  brandish) 
shield  brandishing,  brave,  va- 
liant. 

yianceifiipof,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
0/pu)  to  bear)  a  shield  hearer, 
es'/uire. 

Xiixivf,  Dor.  for  adxcof  -ov(,  g.  of 
adirof. 

ZukItiiv,  a.  gin.  of  aaxlTaf,  -a,  b, 
Dor.  for  <rr;<rfTij(. 

XaKKtyi(,ii>,  XaKKivia,  TaxKld),  Zax- 
kI^iu,  f.  -faui,  (fr.  next)  to  pais 
througha  bag,llrain , Jitter, pu r i fy . 

XriKKof,  -ov,  i,  a  sack,  sn.:kcloth, 
hairctnth  ;   a  strainer,  colander. 

Xiifov, -lof  -oi't,  rh,  (fr.  aiirTui  to 
load)  a  shield,  hurkirr,  target. 

Xaxii,  -a,  a.  Dor.    for  anKiif. 

Jrf*;^ao,  -Upof  or  Xds^Spoy,  -ov, 
ri,  sugar. 

TaKCiv,  g.  pi.  of  Xnaraf. 

ZoAr),  i,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 
name. 

XoXaOi^X,  Heb.  indcrl.  a  man's 
name. 

XaXnifii),  (fr.  an^du)  to  move),  to 
lament,  hrvail. 

Ta\dK(iiv,   -b.yot,   h,  (fr.    ffiXoi'j)  to 
agitate)  who  apes  iht  rich,  boast- 
ing, bragging, 
Tayiijinvfpri,  -af,  fi,  an  animal  like 
a  hiard,  snlamnndrr. 

IfiXa'^/Ji;,  .i;f,  li,  (fr.  c/Xa{  light, 
and  Saint)  logo)  a  unndow,  rhink 


or  hole ;  a  gvardian  idol  hung  at 
the  door. 

SaXa^if,  -ii'oj,  ?';,  an  island,  d.  Sa- 
Xu/iTvi. 

SuXaorrti),  -ttui,  I.  -fu,  and  SnXdu) 
-u),  f. -»;(rw,(fr.  o-oAjtu)  to  agitate) 
to  shake,  shake  togtther,  shake 
down;  toflll  up,  Jill  lo  the  brim. 

SaAti/j,  TO,  Heb.  indecl.  name  of  a 
place. 

SuXti'Sr/rai,!  a.inf  pass. —  SoXci 
dijanvTai,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  — 
'ZaXcvOa,  1  u.  sub.  pass,  and 

'ZaXcv6fievo{,  -r},  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass. 
—  S.iXfiioirtj,  n.  |)l.  par.  pres. 
act.  and 

XaXtvaat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 

YaXtvui,  f.  -tiioo),  p.  acadXcvKa,  (fr. 
ffuAof  an  anchorage)  to  ride  at 
anchor,  toss,  float,  move  on  the 
sea;  lo  totter,  be  in  ilanger ;  to 
doubt.  Waver,  fluctuate  ;  to  shake, 
move,  disturb,  aaitnte.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  cadXcvaa.  |)er.  pass.  ind. 
aecdXtiifiaf  par.  ircaaXcv^ivoi.  1 
a.  pass.  ind.  c(ra>.i.v0tiv,-rii,-tj.  1  f. 
ind.  pass.  aa\cvO>']aofiat,-ii,-CTat. 

XaXiiii,  1],  Heb.  indecl.  name  of  a 
town. 

"ZaXiiCiv,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  name  of  a 
man. 

XoX/juit;,  -t](,  fi,  name  of  a  wo- 
man. 

XaXdi,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  SX;  the 
sea)  an  anchorage,  road;  the 
sea,  surface  of  the  sea  ;  a  wave  ; 
a  tossirig,  rolling,  agitation;  he- 
sitation, doubt;  care,  anxiety, 
distress. 

Xd\^;^J^  'lit'l,  n  stock flsh. 

Sa'Xriyya,  -yyai,  -yycf,  -yyi, 
-yyoi,  cases  of  ffoXTTij-f. 

TnXtriyyw,  f.  -(ii>,  (fr.  ffa'Xn'ij'f  a 
trumpet)  to  sound  a  trumpet. 

ZaXvtyKTrii,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a 
trumpeter. 

Sd'Xwiyf,  -tyyof,  i';,  a  trumpet,  horn, 
clarion,  a.  pi.  odXviyyas. 

SaXn-i^u,  r.  -taw,  All.  -ril,  (fr.  last) 
to  sounil  a  trumpit,  uiiid  a  horn. 
pres.  iiif  ant.  fffiXiri'^tci'.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  loaXnicra'  sub.  aa\niaii>, 
-rti,  -Tf  par.  aaXnlaa(. 

ZaX-niaii,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  art.  — 
XnXnloiK,  2  sin.  —  XnXnla'Dat,  3 
pi.  1  a.  sub.  acl.  of  lust. 

XuXirtoijif,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  adXiriy^  a 
triim(irl)  a  hlowing  or  sounding 
of  trumpets. 

TnXrioTiif,  -or,  h,  (fr.  name)  a 
trumpeter. 

Tiifia,  -Srof,  t4,  Dor.  for  (r!|//a. 

Xaiinturni,  Dor.  for  atjfiahcTai,  3 
sin.  pres.  ind.  pans,  of  atipnhu}. 

Xafidottn,  -Of,  /;,  Samaria,  a  coun- 
try'. 

TaiinptlTiK,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  last)  a  Sa- 
marilan. 

Zaiinpilrif,  -tfiof,  I),  (fr.  same)  a 
Samaritan  limman. 

Xdfj(idXn%','OV,Td,^iin\v  nwady^nXov. 

TafilivKr},  -»/«i^i  ''"  sarkbul  or  ser- 
pent, a  kind  of  mufiirnl  instru- 
ment ;   nUo  a  military  engine. 

Xdiitpov,  Dor.  for  aiiiiipi'v. 

i"fi;;r;,  -nu  li<  name  of  an  island, 

£auoOpdK>),-i;(i'/i  name  of  an  island. 
(511) 


Xd/toi,  -ov,  )'i,  name  of  an  island 
and  town. 

XafiovijX,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  Samuel, 
a  man's  name. 

Sd/K/xipdj, -01),  0,  (fr.  S,  and  (jiipu) 
to  bear)  viarked  or  branded  uith 
the  Irtltr  S. 

Xuft\f.vxov,  -ov,  TO,  an  herb  called 
viarjoram. 

Su/n/wv,  &,  Heb.   indecl.  a  man's 

nuHie. 
jSui',  a  name  of  the  letter  S,  c. 

XuvcaXiov  or  j;(it'^aXoi',  -ov,  to,  a 
sanilal,  shoe,  slipper. 

XaiiapuT^ri,  -»j{,  »/, a  gum, 

Sdi-c'i'd  -vKos,  I'l,  a  red  or  scarlet 
colour. 

Turtles,  pi.  of  aavig. 

Xavioiof,  -ov,  rb,  (dim,  of  cravls  a 
board)  a  small  plank,  board;  a 
table. 

Xai'ti^wroi,  -II,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  matle 
or  covered  with  plunks'or  boards, 
boarded, 

Xaiii,  -i^of,  )';,  (perhaps  fr.  rehut 
to  stretch)  a  plunk,  board,  door, 
shi  If;  a  table  of  laws  or  regula- 
tions, a  tablet,  oavi6is,  pi.  fold- 
ing doors, 

Xai'tai  or  -aiv,  d.  pi.  of  last. 

Xdvvai  or2aVvof,-ou,  b,aJ'ool,zany, 

XdvTiiXov,  -ov,  rb,  a  tree  called 
samlers. 

Xdoi,  3  sin.  pres.  opt.  act.  of  adoi. 

Xa'os,same  lis  erdoj.Comp.ffiiiirfpoj. 

SuouX,  b,  Heb.  indecl.  Saul,  a 
man's  name. 

Zuucjipact,  d.  pi.  of 

Xadippiov,  same  as  aii(poo>v, 

Xdi:<i^,  -oKos,  b,  (fr.  ai/nu}  to  rot) 
a  moth, 

XuTTcii,  -c7na,  -iv,  g.  cavivTOi,  -cl- 
ffi7f,-/i'TOf.2  a.par.  pass.ofirijiru;. 

Xa-nrpins,  -ov,  b,  a  smnlljish,  sprat, 

Xmrpia,  -as,  >'i,  (fr.  ai'imo  lo  putre- 
fy) rottenness,  corruption,  slink, 
stench. 

Xa-npK.iji,  f.  -tain,  p.  aiad-rnixa,  (fr. 
same)  to  putrefy,  rot,  grow  rot- 
ten ;  to  waste,  con.tume  away ; 
to  stink. 

YnTtpbi,  -a,  -iv,  (fr.  Same)  old,  rot- 
ten, decayed,  bad,  corrupt ;  pu- 
trid, rank,  slinkin/;,  foul  ;  ob- 
scene, fltlhy,  sinulli). 

Xiinipup,  Heb.  iiidi  rl.  for  0/)/ifr. 

-LdiTi^iiipa,  -<it,  ^,  a  woman's  name. 

Xdv(pitpi>i,  -ov,  ht  "  sapphire,  pre- 
niiiis  stone. 

XamftKbfi-fi,  -ii',(fr. next)  Sapphic 

Ilaff^ui,  -iof  -oh(,  fi,  a.  woman's 
name. 

XiinifiiiO,  Heb.  indecl.  basins. 

iiirwf,  -ovaa,  -bi,  2  a.  par.  act.  of 
ai'inui. 

Xdnuiy,  -o>'0(,&i  snap. 

Xapdflapa,  -otv,  Tri,  breeches,  Irnw- 
sers. 

"Ldpifiof,  nifio7nv  yviaiKiJnr,  a  fa- 
mily, nffsprinK,  descent. 

XnpyXrti,  -ik,  //,  a  wicker  hnskel, 
hamper,  rrnlr ;  a  strap,  thong, 
band. 

Tdpynn,  -ov,  4,  nargtt,  a  kind  offish 
liKe  a  miillel. 

Xdpf'iif,  -«>i',  "!,  name  of  a  town. 

Irfpi'Ti'ot  or  Xdpfio(,-ov,b,  and  irfp- 


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SA* 


2EB 


^(01, -ov,  T<),(fr.  Xd^c'u)  Sardinin) 
a  fnntine  or  i-itrnelinn  slonr. 
Siipi^di  vf,  ••li;^o$,  i,  (IV.    lust,  and 
(iri'4  a  nail  or  oii^x  sloiie)  a  sar- 

SupiVu,  £iipiJb)r,  -ii'of,  I'l,  Sardinia, 

an  islnncl. 
£<ipci,  3  sin.  1  t.  iiid.  act.  of  tra/pu). 

—  j:iipur,  3  .-iiii.  [ires.  ind.  o(jt. 

or  sub.  aol.  ofaaodia. 
Tapinra,  I'j,  Ilcb.  indccl.  name  of  a 

lo«n. 
Tiiptvaa,  ->K,  '}i  1  lo'ig  spear,  pike. 
XapKi),  ^ripKiis,  ^upKi,  YapKoi,  ^ap- 

Koii,  rases  ol  adp^. 
XapKii^ui'  or  i:ap*/^f(i',  pres.  inf. 

act.  of 
tapKii^u)  or -l^ui,  (fr.  o-Hpf  the  flesh) 

to  liar  auai/  lite  Jimli,   mant;te, 

lactrate  ;  la  muck,  laugh  at,  ri- 
dicule, revile. 
"Zapxaofidi,  -oh,  i,  (fr.  last)  ridicule, 

scoffing,  .larcasm. 
SupMki);,    -i),   -if,   (fr.  cap^  flesh) 

jleshtif,  carnal,  bodxly,  corporeal, 

human;  vcak,  frail,  imperfect; 

corrupt,  depraved,  wicked. 
Sa'pnTi  OS, ->;, -ov,  (fr.  sanie)^es/ity, 

muilr  of  or  consisting  of  flesh  ; 

corpulent,  lusty. 
XapKoipnyia,  -af,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 

^a'yu)  to  eat)  eating  flesh,  use  of 
flesh  or  animal  food. 
^apKO(payci,  -ov,  b,  i),   (fr.    same) 
jiesh  eating,  carnivorous.  Subs,  a 

sarcophagus,  tomb,  sepulchre. 
HapKuui  -(3,  f.  -ujffu),  (fr.  <riipf  flesh) 

to  make  fleshy  or  corpulent;  to 
fill  up  in  flesh. 
DapKuxrii,  -loi,   Att.   -£iDS,  )'/,     (fr. 

same)   corpulency,  growing  fat, 

inclination  to  flesh. 
1.dpjia,   -aroi,    ri,     (fr.    iralpiD    to 

sweep)  dirt  or  dust,  sweepings  ; 

an  opening  of  the  mouth  ;  a  grin, 

snarl. 
2!opf,  -Koj,  it,fcsh,  fatness  ;  the  hu- 
man body  ;  the  weakness,  imper- 
fection, corruption  of  the  flesh  ; 

the  IttV)  of  Pluses. 
taoiH.  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  opt. 

or  sub.  of  (rap  ;a). 
Xapbi,  -ov,  0,  (tr.  cnipui  to  sweep) 

a  lironm,  brush,  swttping  brush  ; 

a  thing  of  no  value  ;  a  worlldess 

person. 
XapoD;^,  b,  Heb.   indccl.   a  man's 

name. 
XapduJ  -S),  f.  -liaui,  same  as  aalpw. 

|>er.  par.  pass,  azcapufiivos. 
'S.npv'i/Cjv,  -6voi,  i,  a  man's  name. 
XiipiT'JS,  -0X1,  0,  a  chest ;  a  shed,  hut. 
Idp'pit,  -at,  I),  a  woman's  name. 
XapfffouO,  Heb.  indccl.  chains. 
XdpuiDpov,   -ov,    TO,    (fr.    cap6u>   to 

sweep)  a  broom,  suerping  brush. 
"Zdfiwv,  -oiKjj,  6,  name  of  a  coun- 
try. 
J,dpuiv,   atcoiov,  yuyaiictToi'"   a  net, 

marine  divinity. 
Xap<ui($,  -T(5oj,  i,  (fr.  oaipu)  to  gape) 

an  olil  oak,  hollow  oak. 
Yni,  a.  pi.  few.  ofaui. 
Xarai',  and  Xararaf,  • «,  o,  an   ad- 

veraary,  Satan,  the  devil. 
2!a'TT»i7, ->;{,  !),  and  Xdrtvov,  -ov,  t&, 

(fr,  odrrij)  to  load)  a  carl^  via- 


gon,    wain,    car,    vehicle,  cho' 
not. 

Xdrov,  -ov,  ri,  n  seah,  a  dry  men. 
sure  containing  about  two  gal- 
lons and  a  half. 

I'drpni.via,  and  I'lirpoiri^ia,  -ii(,  i/, 
loll,  -iij,  -lis,  ,'i,  (I'r.  next)  n 
government,  province ,  the  qfficc 
of  a  satrap, 

larpa-i;?,  -ov,  h,  (Persian)  a  sa 
trap,  governor  of  a  province;  a 
viceroy,  lord  lieutenant. 

XdrriD,  f.  -fw,  p.  aiad')^a,  to  load, 
Jill ;  to  stuff,  cram,  compress  ;  to 
trample  down ;  to  arm,  equip. 
per.  ind.  pass.  niaayp.ai. 

tarvpiKiv,  -ou,  to,  (neut.  of  next, 
VIZ.  tpafia)  a  satire. 

XnTvptKOi,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  odriipos  a  sa- 
tyr) like  a  satyr ;  satirical,  se- 
vere, censorious. 

TaTvptov,  -nv,  t6,  (fr.  same)  an 
herb  exciting  desire. 

T,dTvpo<;,-ov,b,  asntyr.  pi.  aarvpo], 
satirical  compositions  ;  a  satire. 

XavKis,  -t),  -ov,  dry,  parched,  with- 
ered. 

XauAu,  (fr.  next)  slowly,  tardily. 

SanAo;,  -fi,  -dv,  sojt,  delicate,  ten- 
der ;  wanton,  dissolute,  effemi- 
nate ;  at  ease,  at  rest,  slow. 

Xaij^oi,  -ov.  A,  a  man's  oaine. 

Suvi  ia'^u>,  (fr.  next)  to  strike  with 
a  javelin. 

Xavviov,  -ov,  to, (fr.  caivu)  to  shakel 
a  spear ,  javelin. 

Xavioi,  -i],  -bv,  soft,  tender,  deli- 
cate. 

Xaupn  or  Xavpa,  -a?,  i';,  a  kind  of 
lizard. 

Xiivpiiiov,  -ov,  TO,  nasturtium. 

Xavpos,  -OV,  h,  a  lizard ;  a  kind  of 
fish. 

SuuoioTJip,  -i/poj,  b,  an  iron  tip  on 
the  bull  of  a  spear  ;  a  ferrule. 

Xavaiipiaijiji,  -ou,  b,  a  hesitation, 
stutleriiig, 

Xavacipbi,  -Ov,  b,  a  whisper. 

XavT>)i,  for  aenvTrii  —  XavTov,  for 
aenvTov  —  XavTuv,  lor  aavrdii. 
See  acavTot). 

Xdipn,  same  as  aaipCHs, 

Xaipai'm,  -ios  -ovs,  b,  i;,  Dor.  for 
aa(pr)vfis,  same  as  aaebiji. 

Xo<j,ts,   (neut.  of  aa(jirii)  same  as 

Xa<pioraT0i,   sup.    —  Yaipiarepos, 

comp.  ofanipi'iq. 
Xa(j)iii>,  see  aa(f>r]\'i(ij). 
j;a0/(iJ5, and  Xa(l)r]viwi,\on.  for  aa- 

XiKpfi,  a,  sin.  cont.  of  anAin. 
Xaiprivda,  -ai,  n,  (fr.   (rai/ii/j  clear) 

clearness,  perspicuity. 
Xaifiijfhi,  -ioi  -ous,  b,  >/,  same  as 

(TIl^lK. 

Sn0;7i('^u,  f.  -tab),  Att.  -Iw,  (fr. 
Ba(pi)i  clear)  to  make  clear  or 
manifest;  to  expldin,  express, 
declrtrc. 

Xa(pnviii,  Att.  for  aacjirivicu),  1  f. 
ind.  act.  of  last. 

XfKJiTuCJi,  same  as  an(pu)(. 

Xilfili,  -hi  -ovg,  b,  I'l,  clear,  mani- 
fest, distinct ;  open,  perspicu- 
ous, plain,  sure,  certain,  unerr- 


ing. 


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Xaipwd,  Ilob.  indccl.  cheese,  milk; 
potted  flesh. 

XaipCii,  (fr.  oiiij)i)(  clear)  clearly, 
plainly^  evidently  ;  certainly, 
surely. 

S«;^Ot($,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  adrro). 

XaxOiv^  Heb,  indccl.  learned,  pru- 
dent. 

XiiCi,  -60s  -ovs,  I'l,  a  woman's  name. 

5;a'u,Poet.  and  Ion.  for  ladutai,  3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ;  or  by  Apoc, 
for  odwaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  ;  or 
Ion.  and  Poet,  for  ladtu^c,  3  sin, 
impf.  ind.  act,  ;  or  f<;r  adui^c, 
pres,  impr.  act.  of  ouoi^ui.  Or 
Dor.  ibr  adov,  pres,  impr,  pass, 
of 

Xd(j)  or  Xdofiai,  (fr.  ados  Poet,  for 
ouas  safe)  to  save,  preserve,  res- 
cue, deliver. 

Xaui  or  Jlutiv,  Heb,  indecl,  tu- 
mult. 

Xdili^oi,  Poet,  for  (70)1^(1). 

Xnuac,  Ion.  for  cadwac,  3  sin,  1  a, 
ind.  act.  —  Xaiiiati,  3  sin.  -wac- 
Tov,  du,  -iiaitfitv,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind. 
act. —  Xauia/tcv,  Ion.  for  aauiacii', 
1  f.  inf.  act.  of  last. 

SaiiJTfpos,  comp.  ot  ado;. 

Xj3evvvijicvdiov,  ^.oi.  for  a^tvvvjxi- 
vmv,  g.  pi.  pres.  par.  pass,  of 

Xf^ivrviii  or  Xjievvvw,  and  Xjiiu),  f. 
afiiau),  p,  ialicKii,  and  -nua,  to  ex- 
tinguish, quench,  put  out  ;  to  re- 
strain, repress,  suppress,  pres. 
impr,  act.  ofihvvOi,  -iria,  2  |)1. 
ciifvvvTt.  I  a.  act.  ind.  iafhaa' 
inf.  cfiiaai.  pres.  ind.  pass,  ciiiv- 
vvjxai,-uni,-Tui,  3  pi.  aPh'i'vvTiii, 
per.  ind.  pass,  icfiic^ai.  1  a, 
pass.  ind.  fCT/i/uOr/i/- inf.  c[iicdii- 
vai.  1  f  ind,  pass.  aliiaOiioijp.at, 
-i],-cTni,  2  f.  ind.  pass,  ajiijaupat 

X(iian,-as,  -c.  Ion,  fur  iafltaa,  -as, 
-c.  1  a,  ind.  act.  of  last. 

Xfiiais,  -los,  Att.  -cuis,  fi,  (fr.  o^iv- 
)ii//(  to  extinguish)  an  M/mction, 
putting  out. 

Xfifaaai,  Poet,  for  aPlaai,  1  a.  inf. 
act.  of  same, 

XfiiartKos,  -n,  -'>»')  ('>■•  same)  ex- 
tinguishing, quenching. 

X(ieaii),  -CIS,  -CI,  1  f.  ind.  act,  of 
same, 

X(,  a.  sin.  of  <r(i, 

XcnvTuv,  -fis,  -iiv,  cont.  cnvToii,  -ijs, 
-ov,  of  thy  sell,  thyself;  thine  own, 
yourself ,  your  own. 

Xcpd^oitiii,  f.  -daofiai,  p,  accifiaa- 
ftiti,  -aai,  -Tut,  (fr.  <r/j3u)  to  wor- 
ship) to  worship,  revere,  venerate, 
adore  ;  to  stand  in  awe  rf,feaT, 
1   a.  ind.  pass.  caiPdaOnv. 

Xifias,  rb,  indecl.  (fr.  same)  vene- 
ration, reverence,  adoration,  wor- 
ship ;  any  thing  sacred  or  vene- 
rable ;  shame,  remorse,  sorrow. 

XcfinaBriaav,  Ion.  for  cacfidaOnoav, 
3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of aifidfynai. 

Xi^adfin,  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  o//?u)  to 
worship)  worship,  adoration; 
the  object  of  a/loration  ;  an  idol. 
pi.  nifidajtara. 

Xcfiaapbs,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  same)  vcvera- 
timi,  adoration,  worship,  religion. 

Xcf^daiitos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  or  -05,  -a,  -ov, 
same  as  ac^aaris. 


2EI 


2EM 


2E2 


^clidatraro,    Ion.     and    Poet,    for 
lat^iiaaTo,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  <r£/?dfo;iu(. 
Xe/JuffTifi-ij,  -hv,  (fr.  aiiiiii  to  wor- 
ship) lennnhle,  adoriMe,  divine, 
to  be  worshipped,  augnxl,  aue^is- 
tan,     belonging     to     Aueustus. 
Subs.  Au^siwi,  feni.  Auswtt'i. 
Xije,  pros.  impr.  act.  —  Zi^ioBai, 
pres.  inf.  mid.  —  S/fitrui,  3  sin. 
-iiiiTat,  3  pi.  pres.  iiid.  raid.  — 
Xciiofitvii,    -t),  -ov,    par.    pres. 
pass,  of  trf'/Ju). 
Tctiivtov,  -ov,  ri,  the  husk  or  skin 

of  the  fruit  itf  the  pidm. 
2f/3i^ij,  same  a'  cc^dQtitai. 
Zifiuirrt,   Dor.   for   eijijvcrt,    S    pi. 

pres.  ind.  act.  of 
YftJU), loworship,adore,  venerate,  re- 
vere ;  to p'li/ rourt  In,  cultivate,  re- 
tpert;  to  praise,  extol.  Xil3t>pat,lo 
respe'-t  mie^s  self ;  to  lie  ashamed, 
feet  shame  ;  to  fear,  stand  in  awe 
of.    pres.  impr.  mid.  ai^ov.  inf. 
atliiBOat'  par.  ac^dfiiroi,  -t],  -ov. 
7^i(>cf,  Sync,  for  trioQcv,  Poet.  Dor. 
Ion.  or  i£oi.  for  aov,  g.   sin.  of 
ai. 
Zt(',  for  "Zun,  and  Xfo,  Ion.  for  aov, 

g.  sin.  of  (T*. 
XtKi^itfo,-,  pres.  par.  pass.  — Ytiov- 
Tf 5,  n.  pi.  pres.  par.  act.  of  atiia. 
T,c7o(,  Lafonic  for  ^uo^. 
£(i(),  -oif,  6,  (fr.  oc/pu  to  parch]  the 

sun. 
Xctp'i,  -Of,  fi,  (fr.  ifpu  to  join  to- 
gether)    a    chain,     rope,     cord, 
string  ;     a  net,  mire  ;    a  bolt. 
lock,   bar  ;    a  plait  or  hraid  of 
hair  ;     a    hunrh    or    bunille   of 
roots,  vcgetaWps,  &c. 
£cip^v,  -r/csf,  /;,  (fr.   last)  a  syren, 
tonastress  ;     a  sea  monster  ;      a 
howlint;  hideous  animal  ;  a  dra- 
gon ;    an  ostrich  ;    a  beetle,  pi. 
£(io>)f(;. 
Siio'i'u),  r  -dan),  (fr.  aito'v^n  parch 
up)  to  thine  ;    to  be  iifiieted  with 
nn   inflammation   on   the   bratn, 
he  sun-strurk, 
^tlpiov,  -ov,  ri,  and  ^tlpiat,  -ov,  k, 
(fr.  same)  a  star  called  Sirius 
or  the  dog-star. 
Tcioiipd<TT7i(,  -ov,  b,  a  spear. 
Xcipiui  -d,  f.  'lioia,  p.  ototlpiaKn,  to 
empty,     evacuate  ;     to     ungird, 
loose. 
Tclom,  to  dry  up,  parch,  troreh. 
'Liinuiri(,  -f),  -iv,  (fr.  ccipti  a  chain) 

rhained, 
iiiifa'^Oiln,  -a(,li,  (fr.  crrfbi  to  shake, 
and  dyOof  a  bnrden)  nn  union/l- 
ing ;   rest  from  a  Imrdrn. 
iiiaafitvat,  Dor.  for  ntiaaiitnff,  g. 
■m.  frm.  I  a.  par.  mid.  —  Ttia- 
6(i<,  1  a.  ptr.  pam.  cSailui. 
TLciirjiri^   -arnf,   tA,   Tiin/iif,    -o7;  h, 
(fr.ffci'ii  (o<ihal(e)'iiri^i/ion,  shak- 
ing, commnlmn  ;  an  eurthrptakr. 
Tut'itTpiv,  -ov,  rO,  (fr.   next)  a  tim 

hrrl,  triangle. 
Ttlia,  f.  a'.iai,!,  p.  afotitn.  In  shake, 
stir,  move  ;  to  vihrate,  brandish, 
quiver  ;  to  agitate^  disturb,  ha- 
rrnts,  vrx  ;  toamise,  cnlumninlt, 
slander.  1  a.  ind.  act.  (aitva. 
per.  ind.  paw.  nlnuufini. 
3T 


t.tKovvioi,-ov,  0,  fr.  Lat.  Secundus, 
a  man's  name. 

SAa,  cont.  for  oO^aJ,  which  for 
aiXnrt,  d.  sm.  ot  <7(Au(. 

Sf-Xuyf'w  -(S,  f.  -ijcu),  (fr.  cfXas 
brightness,  and  a'yw  to  lead)  to 
shine,  glitter  ;  to  lighten,  blase 
up  ;  to  rage,  break  forth. 

li^ayof,  -ov,  b,  a  proper  name. 

£cAai'uiii,  -a;.  Dor.  and  ScAavac't), 
-m,  fi,  Ion.  for  aiXi'ivr). 

S/AdKiv,  Dor.  for  aiXivrjv,  a.  sin 
of  same. 

SAfij, -arof,  rd,  (fr.  aeiui  to  shake, 
and  ijXi;  brightness)  splendour, 
light,  blaze,  briglUncss,  lustre  ; 
lightning,  a  flash  ;  a  sunbeam, 
ray. 

XfAn^of,  -tof  •ovs,  TO,  a  kind  of 
{irislly  fish. 

ZiXevKCta,  -as,  4,  name  of  a  town. 

StAfv/tij,  -tios,  fi,  a  kind  of  cup  ; 
a  kind  of  galley  or  ship  ;  a  ivo- 
man's  dress  ;  a  kind  of  bird  liv- 
ing on  locusts. 

Zc\riti'to;,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  of  the 
moon,  lunar. 

StXvi'ij,  -175,  }),  (fr.  (TfXas  light)  the 
moon. 

j;£Ai7V(a'^rrai,3sin.  pres.  ind.  pass. 

—  TcXrjtta^fltlvos,    ->/,  -ov,  par. 

pres.  pass,  of 
l,cXt]vtdl^o^at,  f.  -acofiai,  (fr.  ai\t'iVT) 
the   moon)   to  be  luniUi>;   mad. 

pres.   par.    mid.   ae\riviii^diievoi, 

-n,  -ov.   1  a.  ind.  mid.  i.ac\rjvia- 

adjiriv,  -d),  -OTO. 
rt^jjuuKdf,  -fi,  -ov,  {(r.  same)  of  or 

from  the  moon,  lunar  ;    lunatic, 

mad,  affected  liy  the  moon. 
ZjAijcif,  -(('of,  hi  (fr.  same)  a  little 

moon    <1r    crescent  worji    on  the 

shoes  J      an     amulet     in     that 

Hhape. 
S/X 11/01',  -ov,  ri,  parsley. 
XtXif,  -tio!,  f),  the  space  between 

lines  ;  a  page. 
TtXiola,    I'l,    Heb.   indecl.   of  three 

years  old. 
S/XXa,  -ijf,  fi,   (fr.   Lat.  sella,  a 

Real)  a  seal,  ehnir. 
XtXXri(irp<i«Tif,  -10!,  Alt.  -toiy,  ^,  (fr. 

last,  and  arpiiivvpi  to  spread)  a 

laying  of  seats,  setting  of  chairs. 
£tXXi<,  -iiv,  b,  one  who  aprs  the  rich 

or   Irishes  to  lie  esteemed  rich,  n 

boaster.      X'XXo?,    pi.   priests    of 

Jupiter  at  Dudona. 
ZiXfia,    -irof,    ri,    (fr.    oiXi(    the 

■pare  between   lines)  the  serit  in 

a  boat  for  rowers  ;   a  cross  lienrh 

or  transom. 
Tipi},   h,   Heb.    indecl.    a    man's 

name. 
ZiiilXn,  -'/fi  h,  «  woman's  name  ; 

the  molhi.T  of  Baerhits. 
yiiliidfiiOo!,  -ov,  !>,  a  small  litard  ; 

tarantula, 
Ir//ii'aA({,  -(Of,   Alt.  -ciiif,  i(,  flour, 

flni  flour,  n.  aipl^a\iv. 
XritMiiif,    -(i^of,    //,    n    woman's 

name. 
Xf/(i'oXoy/(j  -«,  r.  -fiffM,  {(r,  effivflf 

vencrnbl<»,  and  \/yui  to  spenk) 

to  sprak  gravely  /     to  use  pom- 

pnuf  tnngungr  ;  to  ho'i'l,  brag. 
Sf/yioXiiyoc,    -oe,  b,   I/,    (fr.    Same) 

(.M3) 


gravely  speahing  ;  pompous, 
boasting,  bragging,  ostenta- 
tious. 

^e/ivos,  -11,  -ov,  (fr.  aliiiu  to  revere) 
venerable,  respectable ;  esteemed, 
prized,  estimable  ;  grave,  serious, 
dignifled,  grand,  solemn,  majes- 
tic, august  ;  formal,  distant, 
haugluy  ;  ostentatious,  pom- 
pous,  comp.  asfivoTcpoi. 

5)t/i»'(irr)T«,  Stfitdrijn,  ££/<v(Sri)rof, 
casts  of 

2£/iidri;f,-i)T0f,i';,  (fr.  (r£/(«'df  grave) 
gravity,  seriousness,  decency  ; 
solemnity,  majesty ;  reverence, 
respect. 

Zcfivow  -a,  (fr.  same)  to  ornament, 
adorn,  beautify  ;  to  extol,  prai-ie ," 
to  boast,  brag,  vaunt,  J^Cjivdofiat 
-oD^iK,  to  solemnize,  celebrate. 

T,eftvvvti),f.  -vvCi,  (fr.  same)  to  make 
ventra/de  ;  to  extol,  praise, 
adorn,  mid.  ^cpvvvoftai,to  a_ff'ect 
dignity,  boast,  brag,  glory  in. 

XtiivUs,  (fr.  san)e)  gravely,  seri. 
ously,  decently,  with  dignity  ; 
pompously,  ostentatiously. 

'Leva,  -ai,  fi,  senna,  a  purgative 
plant. 

Sf'o,  Ion.  or  JEol.  for  aov,  g.  sin. 

of  (Tt'l. 

Stof,  Dor.  for^fo?,  n.  pi.  of  Scdi. 

Xc~Tdi,  -ii,  -dv,  (fr.  aiiiu)  to  wor- 
ship) venerable,  honourable  ;  su- 
perb, grand. 

Ticpumiii,  -uoos,  )';,  an  herb. 

71cpa<peifi  or  S£p(iA(^,  Heb.  indecl, 
seraphim,  angels. 

S/pyof,  -oir,  b,  fr.  Lat.  Sergius,  a 
man's  name. 

Sf'p(f,  -Of,  All.  -ctof,  II,  a  kind  of 
cichory  or  wild  endive, 

^epi<piov  or  j;/p(^oi',  -ov,  rd,  a  ma- 
rine plant  like  wormwood. 

'S.hnpoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  and  -ij,  -ov,  viz. 
yoavs,  nn  aid  mnid, 

^ipacpiiid,  Heb.  indecl.  chains. 

Zlpipof,  -ov,  b,  a  gnat  or  worm. 

tiaayn'ii,  -f(i(,  -ktoi,  per.  ind. 
pass,  of  (TrtVro*. 

KfffaXfi'/i/'i'of,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  (Ti/Xfi'iu). 

'S.tanpwi,  -vXa,  -if,  per.  par.  mid. 

of  <T<(/0li<. 

^cminOnt,  per.  inf.  pass,  ofitj/cii. 
tlaiyt,  and  I/(TfX(f, -(of,  Att.  -fuij, 

^,  brneul  cummin,  an  herb. 
X/aiiwa,  -Of,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  of 

(ri'iru). 
Haiifjii,  ind.  —  ZcanpOif,  par.  per. 

mid.  of  aalpio. 
IlirOiv,  mid  XiOtv,  Poet,  for  <Tor,g. 

■in.  of  (TV. 
T.iaiyiifilvnf,   Dor.  (or  ataiyni'li'oii 

per.  par.  pass,  of  aiydio. 
Tiaiwniiiilvuf,  Dor.   for  aitriwrrnil- 

•  of,  (per.  par.  pa.ss.  of  aiiiirdu)) 

silent,  tivilum. 
Ttao<}itiifift'o(,  ->;,   -ni',    (per.    par. 

p!i.s».  of  (Toi/./(w )  skillrd,  learned, 

wise  ;   artfully  rontriird. 
Itnoipiaiiliux,   {fr.    last)    skilfully, 

artfully,  runnincly. 
T/owKa,  -oi,  -I,  net.  —  Zhuo/iai, 

-am,  -ffro(,pnss.  ind.  —  Tteiua- 

lilvm,  -•!,  -ov,  par.  per.  paai.  of 

irb'^ui. 


SUM 

Ittruiprv/.viof,  -i;,  -01',  par.  per. 
pass.  o\'au)pcvw. 

IiT,  Dor.  for  irut,  g.  sin.  offfii. 

'Ltva,  loii.  fur  I'atuii,  1  ii.  iiiil.  act. 
— ^cvSro,  Ii)ii.  lor  caiviiTo,  3  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  nii>l.  —  i:tviifn,voi,  1  a. 
par.  mill.  oronJui. 

SctilJiu,  Syno.  for  crcvdaOii),  5  sin.  of 
atV'ii, -doOij,  1  a.  inipr.  mid.  ol 
same. 

XiurXuToj,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  ne.Tt)  name 
of  a  frog. 

JltrrXi'oi',  Str.rXov,  TcvtXIov,  TtB- 
tAoi-,  -01',  TO,  6»e(,  an  herb. 

y^ci'ut,  f.  -tiiffu,  (fr.  aciia  to  shake) 
to  x/inhe,  move,  stir  ;  to  drivi, 
imjtil,  tlirnw,  hurl  ;  to  drive 
atv.li/,  put  to  flifiht,  pursue, 
dm.u,  press  on  ;  to  cause  to  ftow 
or  issue,  draw  ;  mid.  Tcvofiat,  to 
hasten,  hurry,  run,  rush,  Jlec, 
fly  away  ;  to  spring  or  gush 
furth. 

'^C(p:i\d,  indeci.  Heb.  a  plain. 

^iipOijiiat,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  —  'i.i\j,aa- 
Oat,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  ofo-f'/ju). 

Jitujiroh,  Ion.  for  inavrov. 

Xi)6,  0,  indccl.  Heb.  a  man's  name. 

S;;9i),  (ir.  o-£i'u»  to  shake)  to  shake, 
shake  out ;  to  sift,  bolt. 

XiiKdi^io,  f.  -atro),  (fr.  orjcof  a  stall) 
to  put  up  aillle,  stall ;  to  enclose, 
hem  in,  confint. 

Xi'iKitaOtv,  Ion.  for  tanKatrQev,  wh. 
Bocot.  Sync,  for  tanKriadnaav, 
3  pi.  I  a.  ind.  pass,  of  last. 

Xixh,  -i(5of,  !i,  (fr.  arjKoi  a  fold)  a 
maid-serva-it. 

XiiKtr:ii,  -ou,  6,  (fr.  next)  a  lamb 
fed  in  the  house. 

XrjKis,  -oD,  6,  an  enclosure  ;  a  stall, 
sheep/old  or  cote  ;  a  temple, 
shrint,  Jane  ;  a  nest  or  pigeon 
hole;  a  den,  cave,  sepulchre  ;  a 
habitation,  house  ;  the  conse- 
crated olive  ;  a  weight,  ba- 
lance, 

S/jvdu  -w,  (fr.  last)  to  balance, 
weigh,  counterpoise. 

XiJKiafia,  -aTOi,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 
weight,  counterpoise;  a  balancing 
or  poise  ;  an  eru:lnsure,  shrine. 

Xii/i,  it,  indeci.  Heb.  a  man's 
name. 

3:7^',  for 

Xijfia,  -aros,  rd,  a  sign,  mark,  token, 
signal  ;  a  character,  letter ;  a 
standard,  banner,  device  ;  an 
oiinn,  prodigy,  portent;  a  tomb, 
monument,  sepulchre. 

trtfaia,  -a^,  !j,  (fr.  last)  a  military 
fns'?n, flag,  standard  ;  a  cohort, 
company  ;  an  image,  status  ; 
coat  of  arms  or  arniori'd  bear- 
ings. 

Si)/i/iiv',  for  aniiaivs,  pres.  impr. 
set-  —  Xiijiaivoiaa,  Dor.  for  arj- 
liaivovaa,  prci.  par.  fern,  of 

Xiiitittvu),  f.  -aiw,  p.  ccarfi,iyKa,{fT. 
anna  a  sign)  to  sign,  give  a  sig- 
nal, signify,  intimate,  express  ; 
to  command,  direct,  regulate 
rule,  linve  the  command  of ;  to 
portend,  foretell.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
tai'ijtavit,  and  tai'ijitiva'  inf  tajia- 
vai.  pres.  ind.  pass,  artjiaivoiint. 
per.  ind.  pass,  atafmafiiiai.  All. 


2HP 

ataiifiaapaf  par.  (rta>]itnaftlvo{, 
-n,  -or. 

XitfialviMiv,  -ot'Ort,  -o»',  par.  pros.  art. 
—  Sr/cni'iii,  1  a.  inf  act.  —  j;i;- 
/I'lviui,  Ion.  for  ati^avii,  1  f.  ind. 
act,  of  last. 

TrtfovTiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  to  /"■ 
sianiflcd,  &c.  accordini;  to  the 
verb. 

XniinvTlKdf,  -1),  -or,  (fr.  aTi^a  a 
sign)  capable  of  i;iving  a  sign, 
signiflcant,  expresiive. 

Xn/idt'Twp,  -opo{,  b,  (fr.  same)  who 
gives  a  signal  or  command,  a 
commander,  general,  director ; 
a  trumpeter. 

Xitfiiiaia,  -(If,  1;,  (fr.  same)  an  in- 
timation, the  giving  of  a  sign  ; 
a  signid. 

XOfttiTa,  n.  pi,  o\  aTina. 

'iLi)finToupyoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  aTj/ia  a 
sign,  and  ipyov  a  work)  a  carver, 
engraver. 

Sij/ierov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  oij^a  a  sign) 
a  sign,  mark,  token  ;  a  charac- 
teristic, distinction  ;  a  proof,  evi- 
dence, indication  ;  a  prodigy, 
omen,  miracidous  sign  ;  a  baiv- 
ner,  standard  ;  a  statue,  image  ; 
a  seal,  impression. 

XtiixeiocKOTTioftai,  (fr.  same,  and 
cKu-ih)  to  observe)  to  observe 
signs  ;  to  divine,  forebode. 

XniitiocrKiiroi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  aji 
observer  of  signs  ;  a  diuintr. 

£i)/i£idu)  -(3,  f.  -mail),  (fr.  arina  a 
sign)  to  sign,  make  a  signal; 
to  note,  observe,  mark,  brand. 
pres.  impr.  mid,  aniitiuov  -ov, 
-ohOii)  -ovadw,  2pl.  -diadc  -ovadc. 
1  f.  ind.  mid.  crjimwaonai.  per. 
pass,  acarjfitiwfiai. 

Xwt'wcri?,  -105,  Att.  -fo);,  1/,  (fr. 
same)  a  marking,  noting,  obser- 
vation ;  a  signal,  sign,  mark. 

XTineptvof,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  next)  of  to- 
day, to-day^  s. 

Xi'ificpov,  Att.  Ti'ificpov,  (fr.  f/nipa  a 
dav)  to-day. 

"Zrifiri'iov,  Ion,  for  arjfit'ov. 

Xrjiiijvr],  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.   act.  of 

OVfiaivw. 

XtiiiiKli'Qiov,  and  TipiiKlvBiov,  -ov, 
rb,  (fr.  Lat.  seraicinctium,  an 
a[iron)  an  apron. 

Xnv,  a.  sin.  fern,  of  (T(${,- 

Xt]itiliii>v,  -6vo(,  1),  (fr.  ariTToi  to  pn- 
trefy)  rottenness,  putridity,  pu- 
trefaction. 

Xnzia,  -a?,  1';,  (fr.  same)  a cutlleflsh. 

Xif^Tinbv,  -oii,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  pu- 
trefying ointment. 

XtiTTtKbs,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  putre- 
fying, causing  putrefaction. 

Trivri;,  -ft,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  putre- 
fying, causing  putrefaction  ;  pu- 
trid, rotten. 

Si;7ru,  f.  -4'W,  p.  ciarjipa,  to  make 
rotten,  rjjrrupt  ;  to  rot,  decay, 
putrefy.  2  a.  ind.  pass,  taatinv, 
-m,  -n'  per,  ind.  mid.  oiarina. 
Dor,  aiaava. 

Xfip,  -pbi,  b,  a  silk  worm. 

Xfipny^,    -yyos,    hi    C''-    aaiput    to 
gape)   a  crack  or  fissure  in  the 
j     ground ;  a  cavern,  cave  ;  a  den, 
I     retreat. 

(514) 


2ir 

i)p£5i   -(i)v,  oj,  Seres,  name  of  a 
people. 

Si;(ir»(>f,  -;),  -bv,  (fr.  a)ip  a  silk 
worm)  silken,  silk. 

£i){,  -rbi,  b,  (fr,  ff»)iru  to  putrefy) 
a  moth. 

Spf,  and  Sflffi,  Ion.  for  aa'a,  d.  pi. 
oi'o(5{. 

Xt)aSnii,  -i;f,  I'y,  or  Xi'in"iji(>ii,-ov,  rb, 
ses-Ajne,  a  while  grain  grownig  in 
llio  East. 

XijOTiui,  -Si\(i{,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  a  wo- 
man or  girl  of  Ststos. 

Xnarbi,  -ui,  b,  name  of  a  town. 

XTiTCf,  Att.  TiiTcs,  (fr,  irof  a  year) 
this  year. 

XtiTtvbi,  -rj,  -uv,  (fr.  last)  of  this 
year,  this  year's. 

XriT6(ipu>Toi,-ou,  J,/), (fr.  orjjamolh, 
and  /jpuo-vu  to  eat )  molh-caltn. 

XiirdKoiTiif,  -ov,  b,li,  (fr.  same,  and 
k6jttu>  lo  cut)  cut  or  gnawed  by 
moths,  moth  or  worm-eattm. 

XijTra,  indeci.  Heb.  a  cedur. 

Xii^',  -rbf,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  o/iirui  to  putre- 
fy) a  kind  of  serpent. 

S^i^is, -105,  Att. -£0)5,  V,  (fr.  same) 
riittenness,  corruption,  putrefac- 
tion. 

XOctvui,  -do;  -ovs,  ri,  name  of  a  wo- 
man. 

5;0£i'upd5i-a,-3r,(fr.(70f>.o5  strength^ 
strong,  able,  powerful,  mighty. 

XdcviXaiieg,  -wv,  o'l,  (fr.  next)  the 
sons  or  descendants  of  Sthcnrlus. 

Xdii'cXoi,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

Xdivoi,  -£05  -0U5,  rb,  (fr.  cdivu  to 
be  strong)  strength,  force,  migtit, 
pow(T  ;  flrmjiess,  constancy  ; 
obstinacy,  stubboritness. 

XOcvSu)  -w,  f.  -liaoi,  \>.  iaOivdiKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  strengthen,  make 
strong,  confirm.  1  a.  act.  ind.  ta- 
6f vwo-a •  opt.  odtvwaaijH,-aii,-ai, 

XOhu),  to  be  strong,  be  able,  prevail. 

XOtviixrai,  3  sin.  1  a.  opt.  act.  of 
cdcvdii). 

Xtayivtav,-ov,  to,  (dim.  of  next)  a 
part  of  the  cheek  ;  the  cheek. 

Xiayiov,  -ih'oi,  b  or  Ij,  tlie  cheek,  jaw. 
a.  aiaydva. 

Xiuivojini,  to  be  weary,  worn  out  ; 
to  fail,  faint. 

XitiXov,  -ov,  rb,  XiaXos,  -ov,  b,  and 
S(£>oy, -ou,  rb,  (fr.  aciiji  to  move) 
spilile. 

Si«Xo5,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  aircvot 
to  fatten,  and  a'Sts  abundantly) 
a  fat  pig.   aidXoin,  g.  Ion. 

S(73ii>Xa,  ->)5,  /;,  (fr.  acbi  Dor.  for 
^£^5  a  god,  and  (iovX!)  counsel) 
a  sibyl,  prophetess. 

Ii/^ui/j;  or  Xvjinvn,  -niy  n,  (fr-  oBj  a 
boar)  a  hunting  spear,  javelin. 

Xtyq.,  forffiyp. 

Xlya,  pres.  impr.  act.  cunt,  of 
oiydiji. 

XiySXios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  aiydo)  to  bo 
silent)  silent,  thoughtful. 

Xiyu\uti;,  -caaa,  -cv,  (fr.  same) 
causing  silence  from  wonder  ; 
vmnderfut,  a/lmirable,  splendid, 
superb,  fine.  a.  sin.  Btya\dtvTa. 

Xiyakbi,  -fi,  -bv.  Dor.  for  oiyriXuf. 

Xtyqv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  —  T.i- 
ydru),  3  sin.  Xiydrwaav,  3  pi. 
cont.  pros,  iropr.  act,  of 


Siyou)  •Si,  f.  -naia,  p.  aialyva,  to 
6«  n^en/,  hold  the  tongue  ;  to  be 
stiU,  quiet. 

'S.iydi,  -fof  -oui,  b,  a  Si^ean. 

'^'yhj  -SSi  '(1  (fr-  atydiD  10  be  silent) 
silence,  taciturnity  ;  stillnetf. 

2iy§,  (d.  of  last)  in  silence,  silent- 
ly ;  stilly,  quietly  ;  secretly. 

XiyrjOcif,  -tica,  -£i',  1  a.  par.  pass. 

of  (Tfyiiur. 
Siyj;Xif,   -^,   -Si',   (fr.    (Tiyrfta)  to  be 

silent)  silent,  taciturn,  sliU. 
Ziyrji,  Dor.   for  oiyifi,  pres.  inf. 

act.  cont.  of  ciydui. 
^iynpii,-a,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  silerU, 

stiU,  quift. 
^lyhcai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  o{ atydiii. 
Xiy\ai,  -0)1',  a  J,  ear-rings, 
tiy^ai,  -uv,  a\,  ciphers^  numerical 

characters  ;  a  contraction. 
S(yio0(ioof,   -ou,  4,  >i,  (fr.  ilyvov  a 

standarfl,  and  <^/pu)  to  bear)  an 

ensign,  standard-bearer. 
Ttyuftjs,  -ov,  h,  an  iron  ilwl  or  ja- 

lelin. 
XtywvTi,  Dor.  for(riyo5o-£,  3  pi.  pres. 

imi.  act.  cont.  of  oriydw. 
Zifiiatoi,      'ZiiapuitTos,      Xiiapoi, 

Dor.  for  ctirjotoi,  &c. 
Ticnpo^iipftas,   -a,    b,    (fr.   aiinpoq 

iron,   and   yaioii)  to  rejoice)  re- 
joicing in  arms  ;    warlike,   g.  pi. 

oiliTipo'jfnpniiv,  Dor. 
t'liri,  -t}i,  /(,  a  pomegranate. 
Xit''ipc»i,  -ou«,  -f»;  -v,   Dor.  -j'a  -a, 

-tov  -one,  and  Xiii/oTxif,  -h,  -"I'l 

(fr.  aiinooi  iron)  made  of  iron. 
T.if")pti'o,  f.  -£i)(Tu,  (fr.  same)  <;> 


21M 


212 


dagger)   an    asiosfi'i,  Tnurderer, i2i//oi;>Ta,  for  XifidcvTa,  a.  sin.  of 


cut-throat,  robber 


Si/idei;. 


ZiKcXia,  -nf,  1),  Sicily,  a  country.    iSi'^kjv, -ui'Of,  i,  a  proper  name,    d. 


SiictAdt,  -ij,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  Sicilian 

SiicEpu,  rd,  indecl.  Heb.  inebriating 
liquor,  strong  drink. 

ZCKiun,  -u)v,  TO,  Sichem,  a  town  ; 
a  portion. 

XiKufti,  (fr.  (rci'u)  to  shake,  andtci- 
v/uj  to  move)  a  military  saluta- 
tion. 

Si'itXoj,  and  2i'y>oj,  -ou,  i,  a  shekel. 

2i«r5a,  -aj,  »;,  (fr.  aiKvoi  a  cucum- 
ber) a  goitrd  ;  a  cupping  instru- 
ment. 

XiKvt'ipnTov  or  SiiciiijXaTOV',  -ov,  rA, 
(fr.  next,  and  apcio)  to  plough)  a 
garden  of  cucumbers. 

SiVCof,  -oil,  or  Siicuds,  -ov,  6,  a  cu- 
cumber. 

XiKvu>vedc,from  Siryon. 

2(icyu/v(i),  f.  -afu,  p.  acalK-^^ayKa, 
(Ir.  o-iv^i{  disagreeable)  /o 
loathe,  be  weary  or  sic^-  of ;  to 
be  oppressed,  pres.  mid.  aiK^ai- 
X'Ouai. 

XiK'^aaia,  -nf,  »/,  (fr.  same)  a  too//j- 
ing,  dislike,  disgust. 

^'"X-l,  cont.  fr.  ciKvca,  -itiv,  rd,  (fr. 
next)  loathsome  things,  abomina- 
tions. 

XtK'y^df,  -II,  -dv,  disagreeable,  un- 
ptcisiint,  trouhlcsoiue,  irksome, 
lonllisome  ;  taunting,  jibing, 
mocking  ;  fastidious,  scornful  ; 
sick,  weak. 

Si'Aij,  -ou,  0,  a  man's  name 


work  iron,  for^e. 
Xif>'iptov,-ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  aniron 

inKlrumtiU  or  t'>ol. 
'Sifinoiraf,    and    XiSaplrai,    -a,    b, 

Dor.  for 
Xtfrif/irrif,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ai^np"!  iron) 

belonging  to  iron,  of  iron  ;    abo, 

a  InrtHttone,  m/»5  net. 
Xiiipirn,  -T<5of,  f],  (fr.  game)  of  or 

belonging  to  iron  or  to  a  smith, 

of  iron  ;    viz.  yJi,  an  iron  mine  ; 

V17..    Xi9a(,  a  magnet,  loiulstone, 

AKo,  (he  name  of  an  herb. 
IiiiFjoiii'tTof,   -OU,  6,    Ti,  (fr.   aliqpof 

iron,  and  i/w  to  tie)  iron-bound, 

fnslmed  with  iron. 
yit^np'i'rXi)KToi,  -ov,  b.  If,  (fr.  next, 

and    nff'iaaii)    to    strike)    strurJt 

with    iron,     wmrulcd    with     the 

iword. 
Xififp-x,  -ov,  0,  and  Y-linoov,  -ov, 

ri,  iron  ,   any  iron  tntlnimeni,  a 

sword,  axe,  dart,  Mcythe,  razor  ; 

on  iriin  lirraslpt'Ut. 
X  ^no'^i^pidi',  -0¥n(,  h,  li,  (fr. last, and 

OoOf  ihommil)  inm-herirted, 
Xtfi'ii'^i'    -A,   (fr.  oUnoni  iron)  to 

r.oi>er,  slrc'iglhrn  or  defend  unth 

iron  ;  to  plate  or  tip  U)ith  iron. 
Xi'' .')! , -dfof,  /(,  nafn<!of  a  town. 
ii  ic.'ii-«»f,  -n,  -OK,  (fr.  la»t)  Siilo- 

niaii,  of  Sidnn. 
Sf'cXoi',  -ou,  ri,  feo  ola\ov- 
Xi^u),  f  rtnio  or  ai(,'o,  lo  hi»i,  make 
a  hissinf  noin^  an  hot  iron  in  wa 
Irr  ;    toniinrnrr,  hmt  ernth/. 
Xitai/'il,  -iiv,  01,    SirJiniaiu,  a  peo- 

|i  c  (if  Sinly 
Zixrfpiovi  -ou,  i,  (fr.  LaU  aica,  a 


ZiXtyvis,  -ia(,  Att.  -£0);,^,  (fr.  Lat. 

siligo,  a  kind  of  grain  like  wheat) 

buckwheat. 
i:iAXiiturpiov,-ov,rd,acertain  plant. 
TlKXai,  -o)v,o\.  (perhaps  fr.  aclot  to 

move,  and  IWoi  the  eye)  jestx, 

drolleries,  repnrtee-t,    wUiicisms  ; 

taunts,  ji'irs  ;  farces. 
SJXXof, -ou,  4,1^,  (fr.  same)  goggle 

ryd,  siuinting  ;   somev:hat  hold. 
XlXXvffov,  -ov,  ri,  a  kind  of  thistle  ; 

an  artichoke. 
X(X\vi3uv,  -iv,  Tl),the  cover  of  a  book. 
£iXouafi<,  -ov,  b,  fr.  Lat.  Silvanus, 

a  man's  name. 
I(Xoupa(,  -ou,  4,  a  kind  offish,  stur- 
geon, shiutfish. 
Xi^<pn,  -It,  'h  "  moth,  hookworm. 
£/X0iai',  -ou,  ri,  the    herb   laxur. 

wort. 
SiXu'i/j,  4,  indecl.  Heb.  name  of  a 

pool  or  pond. 
Zt/tai,  tlif  upper  part  of  a  lyre,  open 

to  contain  things. 
£iM<ii,  II.  pi.  of  aift/j. 
XlfiilXov,  -ov,   tD,   E//i/'?Xnf,  -ou,  4, 

2^/fi/)Xi;,  -»;{,  /,,  1  brehivr 


Si^uiii.  a.  Sifiwia. 
'ZiiioivtSr;;,  -ov,  4,  a  man's  name. 
Siva,  ri,  indecl.  Heb.  name  of  a 

mountain. 
Xiva/<uipf<i)  -u),  (fr.  aiiu>  to  hurt,  and 
lidpov  fate,  or  fiuipia  folly)  to  do 

wanton    mischief;     to  hurl,  in- 
jure, spoil ;    to  debauch,  deflow- 
er. 
Tivdfiij}pos,  -ov,b,  '/,  (fr.  same)  horn 

to      do     mischief,     ynischievous, 

wicked  ;  lecherous,  icanton. 
Xivavfo)    -w,    (fr.    next)    jo  make 
faces,  twist  or  diatorl  the  face,  as 

from  eating  mustard. 
Ei'i'QTri,  see  ahiiri.  g.  .\tt.  civaTCdi;. 
ZtvapH;,  -a,  -bv,  (fr.  aii'io  to  hurt) 

hurtful,  injurious,  mischievous  ; 

hurt,  injured. 
'Ztvf-ihv,  -6vos,  i';,  (fr.  Si^iif  the  city 

Sidon)  o  linen  cloth,  _fine  linen  ; 

a  sheet  or  wrapper  of  linen,    d. 

civbuvi,  a.  Bivi6va. 
Ziitrai,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of 

(jao). 
SiVrjn'i  and  Xlva-m,  -log,  Att.  -£iuf, 

TO,  mustard. 
Sinn'^u),  f.  -affui,  per.  o-co-ii'r;/cii,(fr. 

next)   to  sift,  fan,  winnow  ;     to 

agitate  or  shake,  as  in  a  sieve.  1 

a.  act.  ind.  taniaiTa. 
Yividtrai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 
Xtviov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  aelvi  to  shake) 

a  sieve. 
Sd'ori?,  -ni,  fi,  a  city  of  Pontiis. 
Sivo?,  -tof  -ovi,  TO,  (fr.  ffimi  to  hurt) 

injury,   hurt,   mischief;  deslrtic- 

tion,  devastation. 
SiVrrjf,   -ov,   6,  (fr.   nPxt)   hurtful, 

injuriims,  mi-ichievnus. 
Xtvu)  or  rii'0(icii,  to  aerilate,  shake  ; 

to  hurl,   injure,  spoil,  ruin  ;    to 

plunder,  lay  waste. 
Ziviovi^u),  to  behave  immodestly  or 

indectntly. 
Zlov,  -OV,  ri,  water-parsley,  water- 

rrr.^ses. 
Xibf,  Dor.  fi)r  ScAi. 
SiV/iXof,   -ou,   4,    deformed,    ugly, 

friglufut,  hidemts. 
XinTiiydpa,  name  of  a  river. 
Xirv!),  -fjf,  I/,  n  chest  ;    a  meal  or 

fioiir-hin. 
S(p'l,  see  trctoil. 
Slpaiov,  -ov,  rd,  viine  newly  boiled 

or  mulled. 
Ztoif  <ir  Xf  ipAi,  -00,  t4,  a  vault,  eel- 

lor  for  lioldinj  corn. 
TipHfK,  -<iii',  ai,  Ilcb.  tittle  moons  ; 

an  nrnnmrnt. 
XinHtilf,  -ifinf,  fi,  see  ffrjmi'/ir;. 


il/iCiv  or  Xvfitiiv,  4,  indo«'l.  Heb.  I  I/cipii',  -ou,  t4,  the  while  carrot, 
"  "  skirret. 

Iimirj,  -ri(,  ^,  a  tnek  of  hair  left  nn- 
shaven    and    conserriitrd    to    an 


a  man'n  name.     Eng.    >Siimron| 
or  Sininn.  | 

Xiiii),-TiK,}i,a  bee.    n.  \i\.  aifial. 

XiiiikIiOiov,  »r<!  <r>)/iiW»'Oiol'. 

Xi/i-ifK,  -rirot,  4,  name  of  a  river, 
and  of  a  man. 


idol. 
I/<ri'^if , -ou,  4,  a  bnrdei,  hem,  rdge^ 
fringe. 


£ifi4(,  -i),  -ii',  flat-noted,  drpre»%ed,^Y.iavfiflptav,  -ou,  tA,  wild  thyme  or 
shrunk;     stuping,  sleep,     n.   pi.  i      water-mint. 
ncul.    oifii,  preripitttus  or  tteeplZionpi, -n(,li.  a  go'il^kin  jnekrt. 


places. 


Si'irKi^ot,  -ou,  4,  a  innii  h  niune. 


lili'iTin.  -nrot,  t'l,  (fr.  \Anl)fUuneu  ;\T.t(Ti.iv  nr  y.l'ay,  -o¥Qf,b,  atmallMtd 


roughness,  unrvrnntis. 
(615) 


Ukt  partlty. 


2IT 


SKA 


2KA 


rirn't^ijr,  Dor.  ami  Ion.  lor  iffir/i-iIiroirwAjjf,  -oir,   6,  (fr.   next,  ami 

(fi;i',  I  a.  iml.  pass,  of  nirlu).  ituX/u  to  sell)  n  Heller  of  corn. 

Smii/iif,   -ov,   b,   n   kiiul  of  corn,  STroj,  -oii,  A,  wheat,  griiiii,  rmn  ; 

wheat.  breatl, J'ooil,  proi'isioti  ;  nUinuiiij, 

YiTiipKlii,   -at,    i),   (fr.   alrof  corn,       niaintcnnncc ;    a    supper,    meal, 

and  upk/oi   lo  siiffico)  provision,       ealiiis,  feeding. 

food;  an  nllotfaili-f,  ration.  i^iro^iiyof,  -on,   b,  I'l,  (fr.  last,  and 

TtT/oftnt  -ot'imi,  see  airfta. 
Ztrtvri!,  -!),  -/ti;  (fr.  ne.\t)/ed,/a/- 


tenerl,  tatteil 
yiiTivu),  f.  -ft'ffii),  p.   acolrcvKa,  (fr. 
(rrrov  corn)   to  fattrn,  fceil  ;    to 
take  food,  »rmv  fat. 
Xir/w  -w.   (fr.   same)  to  nourixh, 
fee'l,    fatten,  siipplij  uilh    fhod. 
Ttriofiat  -ovfiat,  to  feed,  eat,  live 
upon. 
XiTityoi,  -oil,  b,  t),  (fr.  .fame,  and 
dyui    to    lead)     a    corn    factor, 
dealer  in    grain  ;     a  purveyor, 
contractor. 
HiTripfaiov,  -ov,  rrt,  (fr.  same,  ami 
aip/ui  lo  take)   an  alliiwinre  of 
pr-)vi.<iion.^  ;     a  soldier''^  monthlt/ 
aUoiimnce  ;    i  foraging  or  pro- 
X'ldtng  nf  corn  ;    grain,  provi- 
sions, food,  victuals. 
Xirn<rii,-iof,  Alt.  -tuif,  ;';,  (fr.  (rTrof 
grain)  food,  provisions,  victuals. 
S(7(^u),    I",    -tail),   p.    acairiKa,    (fr. 
same)    to    feed,    nourish,  main- 
tain ;   to  fatten,    per.  ind.  pas.s. 
ataiTiaixai,  -ant,  -rat. 
Siri'oi',   -oil,    t4,  (fr.  same)  food, 

meiU,  victuals. 
Xlrlrii,  -lof,  Att.  -£w«,  t'l,  and  Si- 
Tia/idi,  -nu,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  provi- 
sion of  fond,  mnintenance. 
SiTiffrif,  -/;, -if ,  (fr.  same)ya«en- 

ed,   fed,  fat. 
XiToS'iAwf,  -di'oi,   b,  and   Siro/?'}- 
\ioii,  -It).  Td,  (fr.  same,  and  (id\- 
Au)   to   throw)  a  ham,    granary, 
store-house,  a.  pi.  airnfioMJivdS. 
XiTo^ida,  -ag,  Ion.  Xirn^ntli  "'7?i  ';. 
(fr.  same,   and  feiu    lo  want)  a 
want  of  corn  or  provisions  ;     a 
fa'nine,  dearth. 
"ZtTofioain,  -aq,  I'l,   (fr.  same,  and 
Mfiu)fii  to  i^ive)  a  distribution  of 
corn. 
'Etroftcrpfu)  -w,  f.  -^<rw,  p.  atatrofii- 
TpriKii,  (fr.  same,  and  ficrpcij  to 
measure)  M  measure  corn,  sup- 
ply yiith  com. 
ZtTnuerpin,    -if,   !),    (fr.    same)    a 

measure  of  mm,  allowance. 
SiToy/roioi/  or  Sirrf/icTpoc,  -ou,  ro, 
(fr.    sime)    n  measure  of  cum ; 
a  portion  of  food,  allnwance. 
Siroi',  -ou,  t5,  (fr.  trirof  corn)  frrcofi; 

fond,  vir.luah. 
'SiTni'dfjog,  -nv,  b,  !/,  (fr.  last,  and 
vruu)   to   distribute)    distrihuline 
fnnd  ;    a  purveyor,  provider  of 
food. 
JliToirotctadat,  pres.  inf.  mid.  cont. 

of 
TiTOToiliit  -w,  (fr.  c7ro<:,  corn,  and 
7701  fu)  to  make)  lo  make  bread, 
hake  ;  to  use  for  baking  ;  to  give 
food,  support,  maintain.  Xito- 
TToifoiiat  -oTtfjftt.  to  he  ernplnyed 
baking  or  making  breatl ;  to  go 
foraging  ;  to  u«e  for  food  ;  to 
earn  or  procure  food, 
Iiroffeii;,  -ou,  &,  (fr.  same)  a  baker. 


ipiiyu)  to  eat)  eating  hreail,  feed 
ing  on  bread  ;     a  bread-eater  ; 
name  of  a  mouse. 
SirocyMjOoi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same,  and 
(fiipid  to  hear)  productive  of  cjirn, 
fruitful,  firtile  ;    carrying  or  i??J- 
piirting  corn  or  bread. 
S/rrri,  a  word  used  hy  shepherds 
driving   their   (locks,   or   caliinj; 
beasts  to  feed 
Xirrfiiir;,  -»;{,  i';,  a  leathern  jacket  or 

garment, 
'^irrvftog,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  vessel. 
Sirwi/Tjf,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  aiTo;  corn,  and 
wviofint  to  buy)  a  corn  buyer  or 
contractor. 
J.t(p\di,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  (TtnaXds  ugly) 
deformed,  ugly  ;     base,    mean  ; 
veak,  i/npolrnt. 
Xi(fi\(iu)  -(0,  t.  -uiaui,  (fr.  last)  to  de- 

fiirm,  disgrace,  dehojse,  humble, 
yitipvo;,  -fi,  -dv,  empty, 
'Ziifiuiv,  -u)vui,    b,   a  siphon,  pipe, 

tube,  funnel. 
Siiii',  rd,  indecl.  Heb.  name  of  a 

mount'iin  ;   ft  dry  place. 
Snira,    2    sin.    cont.    pres.  impr. 
act.  —  Y  (jiTTi'iau),  -Tjg,   -rj,  3   pi. 
-jiiiawai,  1  a.  sub.  act.  oC 
JltuiTTriu),  f.    -I'laii),    p.   acaiiivrjKa,  to 
be  silent,  still,  mute,  hold,  one^s 
peace  ;  to  pass  in  silence,  omit, 
suppress,    pres.   impr.   act.   cii!>- 
nat  -a.    impf.  ind.   act.  canoTTnov 
-wv,   -o£f  -ng,  -ac  -a.    1   a.  act. 
ind.  caiuirrtan. 
SiuTTTj,  -fis.  /;,  (fr.  last)  silence,  still- 
ness, quiet. 
^lUTrfj,    (d.   of  last)  in  silence,   si- 
lently, stilly. 
Siu)iri7(r(f,   -ing,    Att.    -£uf,   i',    (fr. 
otwTTiiui    to    be    silent)    silence ; 
hair,  locks. 
T.Kiii^iji,    f.    -airu),    p.    inKciKa,    to   he 
lame,  limp,  halt,  hobble  ;  to  fail, 
be  deficient 
Yunidc,  -f),  -bv,  (fr.  last)  left,  on  the 
left   hand  ;    foolish,  silly,   au;h- 
ward,  absurd,  stupid  ;     unlucky, 
ill-omened  ;    hard,    cruel,    inhu- 
man,    malicious,      mischievous, 
wicked ;    towards  the  west,  ivest- 
ern.   Sxaifj,  d.  sin.  Ion.  Tuaiai, 
a.  pi. 
tKoioavvri,  -r/i,  i'/,    and    SKiiiirijc, 
-ijTflf,    i),     (fr.     last)     stupidity, 
awkwardness,  cloiimishncss ;  per- 
verseness,  mischievousness, 
txalpu),   f.   -npu,   to  dance,  jump, 

skip,  bound. 
TKitiui,    (fr.   o-KfJiAc  unlucky)   un- 
luckily,    unfortunately  ;      awk- 
wardly. 
Z»rnAa/?(iri;f,  -ov,  b,  same  8^  aaicd- 

\n[io(. 
SffiAruw,  f.  -ti'<rij),  (fr.   o-ifoXXw  to 
dig)  to  dig,  root  out ;    to  investi- 
gate, search  out  diligently  ;     to 
stir  up. 
XKaXyvi;,    -!),    -i^v.   (fr.  aKd^(a    to 
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liiiip)    uneven,    unequal,    odd  ; 
having  unequal  legs  or  sides. 
T,Kit\l(^ui,  same  as  aKuXcvio, 
XKiMi,  -Wo{,  fi,  and  ^KuXtaT/jpiov, 
-ov,  rd,  (fr.   next)  n  spade,  hoe, 
mattock, 
TitiiWij},  to  dig,  dig  about,  hoc ;   to 
sjdil,  cleave  ;    to  dry  up,  cause 
to  shrink  ;   to  investigate,  search 
out  diligently. 
l/((iA/(()f,   -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  the  rest 
for  the  oar,  rowlock,  a  range  or 
bench  of  oars  ;  a  galley,  ship. 
TkoXoxj.',  -onoi,  b,  (fr.  same)n»/io/f. 
XKafiiii^piog,  -ov,  b,  (fr,  next)  Sca- 

mnndrian. 
^Kflnnvipog,    -ov,    b,    Scamander, 

name  of  a  river. 
TKdfifidg,    -fi,    -iiv,    {fr.    OKii^d)    to 
limp)    who    vvdks    sidewnys    or 
obliquely  ;    wy,  crooked  ;   per- 
verse. 
'ZKiifiixunna,  -ag,  fi,  or  TKajJUiinov, 
-ov,   rd,  a    plant    called    scam- 
mony, 
^Kava,  -as,  fi.  Dor.  for  aKr)vrj. 
TKai'SdXi^ct,  3  sin.   pres.  ind.  act. 
— XK(ivinXi(eTai,  3  sin.  -^uvnii, 
3  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass.  —  XkovSu- 
Xi^ij,  3  sin.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 
Sifii'fJaAifu),  f.  -tau),  p.  eoxavotiXiKa, 
(fr.    uKrivi^aXov    an   obstacle)   lo 
trip,  cause  to  stumble,  ensnare  ; 
to    seduce,    itiistead  ;     to    shock, 
scandalize,  offend.   1  a.  act.  ind. 
tOKa\ihd\iaa'    sub.     ffA.nv«uA(<rui, 
-!7f,   -I/,    1   pi.   -M/ifv.    I  a.  ind. 
pass.  euKavSaXlaOriv,  -rig,  -rj. 
ZKoviaXtaOij,  3  sin.  -Xiadiire,  2  pi. 
1  a.  sub.  pass.  —  TKni'dnXiaOii- 
coftai,   -'I,   -cTin,    2   and    3    pi. 
-Oi'iat-aOc,    -dt'ioovrai,     1     f.     ind. 
pass,  of  last. 
ZKdvidXov,   -ov,  ri,    (fr.    BKnt^u)   io 
limp)     an     obstacle,     stumbling 
block  ;    a  sna~e  ;    an  offence  ;    a 
had  example  or  advice. 
Sica'i'flif,  -iKog,  I'l,  a  kind  of  potherb, 

wild  chervil. 
TKavBapil^ui,  7lKiv9apt!^iii  or  'SKapll^o), 
to  make  a  sign  with  the  .finger  on 
the  nose. 
T.Kilt'6rig,  same  as  naKavrijg. 
TKdi'oq,    an.    obstacle,    impediment, 

fault,  blame. 
'ZKnTTuvcvg,  -log,   Att.   -fwf,  b,  (fr. 

next)  a  digger,  Inhnurer. 
TKuiravrj-  -VSy  -If"'  Dor.   -a,  -ag,  '/, 
(fr.  oKd-rrruj   to  dig)  o  digging; 
a  spade,  hoe. 
^KuTtefpa,  -ag,  t),  a  kind  of  play  or 

sport. 
'S.KnTTiTog,    -ov,    b,   (fr.    aicdvT'o    to 

dijr)  a  ditch,  dike,  trench. 
iKoTrrlip,  -rjpog,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  dig 

ger,  ditcher. 
Y.KavTrjav\t),    -rjg,    'i,    name  of  a 

town. 
t.KnvTnirn,  3  sin.  pres.  opt.  pass. 

of  OKaTThl. 

^Kd-mroov,  -ov,    rd,    Dor,  for  axytt- 

rpov. 
Sffrfirro),  f.  -ipu),  p.  i<TKa^a,  to  dig, 

dig   out,  excavate,   scoop,     pres. 

inf.  act.  aKnvTtiv.   1  a.  act.  ind. 

iirKa\pn'  sub.  (rKd\pM,  -i){,  -,;;. 
iKopda^ivevu,  -ttw,  (fr.  OKalpu  to 


2KE 

leap,  and  fiiu)  to  wink)  to  urink  ; 

to  tvnnkte  ;  to  glance  at,  ogle. 
TKao6iids,    -oTf,    b,    (fr.    axalpii)   to 

leap)  a  leap,  bound. 
ZKapi(<a,  (fr.   same)  to  jump,  leap, 

bound  ;  to  palpitate  ;  to  bubble  ; 

to  agUaie,  shake,  wag. 
^Kapii,  -tioi,  fi,  same  as  aKapof. 
X(tupi^fi*a),  (fr.  next)  to  mark  light- 

ly,  scratch,  scorify. 
^Kaptipof,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  Kap^o;a  reed) 

a  style,  pen,  pencil.  Also  a  slraw, 

stalk,  reed. 
Xx/ipoi,  -ov.  b,  (fr.  OKalpu)  to  leap) 

a  scarjish  or  char, 
TKaiTfibf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  iricoftK  to  limp) 

a  halting,  hmjiing. 
Xxavooi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  axaipio  to  leap) 

having  targe  ankles  ;  club-footed. 
^Kaipiiov,  -ov,   rb,  (fr.    (r<cu'rru)   to 

dig )  <i  spade,  pick-axe. 
Txadus,  -e7oa,  -h,  2  a.  par.  pass 

of  OKliTTTItl. 

ZKd(pr],  -Tif,  fi,  (fr.  oKdvTta  to  dig)  n 
long  hollow  vessel,  a  canoe,  boat, 
sktf. 

Sica^rj,  -ri(,  i/,  (fr.  same)  a  spade  ; 
a  ditch,  trench. 

Ztaipdfjval,  I  a.  inf.  pass,  of  aKdv' 

TW. 

Xtafiiiov,  -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  axdipof 
a  boat)  a  little  boat. 

Tuaipiov,  -OB,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  little 
hofit,  skiff,  canoe  ;  a  trnnah,  ves- 
sel, pot  ;  a  spade,  maltock  ;  n 
vianntr  of  rutting  hair  vith  a 
rarnr  :  a  sruU,  heart  ;  a  fan. 

Xxnifiif,  -tl'iof,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  little 
boat,  skff,  ninof  ;  the  hvlk  of  a 
vessel  ;  a  trough,  peal  ;  a  honey 
pot. 

XKd(j>o(,  -ro?  -ovf,  TO,  (fr.  same)  tlie 
hulk  or  hold  of  a  ship  ;  a  shtp, 
hmit,  vessel  ;  a  dilrh,  dike  ;  a 
dinEioE  ,'  a  spade. 

Z«»'(^(i),  -tif,  -£i,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
tTKdierui. 

ifi^S  Bwot.  for  oKi^iiatj,  2  oin.  of 
eKrr^dtjOftni,  ffKi^tiori  OKi^rirj  \iy 
Criiii.  amfS,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  — 
y.Klinotv,  Ion.  for  toKifinac,  3 
■tin.  I  n.  md.  art.  — £ic(it(iirri(,  2 
fin.  I  f.  ind.  art.  of 

Tttfiiw  rirXttfii^j,  and  ^.iccfdi'vv- 
fii,  f.  -Haw,  Ji.  tiTKlfiiiiiri,lo  rrnttrr, 
disnjMilr,  dispel,  disperst,  spread ; 
to  sprinkle. 

TxiiOpif,  -d,  -iv,  exquisite,  Jlnc  ; 
precise^  rxari. 

iitrlpiuy,  -oiiit,  i,  o  west  or  south- 
west wind  m  Greerp. 

ZKr^trluy,  -Miof,  fc,  (fr.  next)  a 
fifhlioiis  nam<-. 

Titt\cTiv,  -oil,  ri,  fmtit.  of  nfti, 
VI7..  aiiin)  n  dnrd  Itofly ,  sktlrtrm , 
droll  Imdy. 

I«i>«tA<,  -h,  -ii,  (fr.  (r*A><jtodry 
up)  drifil  up,  piirrhrd^  uilhrrrd, 
snriivtlrd  ;  drurt.  Siibx.  a  skele- 
ton. 

ZirrX/ca)  -<u,  nnme  ni  (i«/>Au. 

YsfXt),  pi.  mill,  of  <Tic/>of. 

ZKi^iay'n,  (iipni.  of  next)  a  frac- 
ture of  thr  teg. 

y«riXiijy^t,  -/o<  -wTf,  b,  /;,  (fr.  tttf\o\ 
a  li'c,  anri  dyu  to  break)  having 
the  Ug  broken. 


2KE 

Z/ccAt^ai,  f.  -Ittiit,  p.  toKt^iKa,  (fr. 
(tkAos  the  leg)  to  trip ;  to  sup- 
plant, overreach  ;  to  catch  or 
entaitgle  by  the  legs,  entrap;  to 
weaken,  break  down,  overthrow  ; 
to  straddle. 

j;«>(j,  -i^of,  !/,  (fr.  same)  o  ham 
or  gammon  of  bacon. 

IntXAdj,  -i),  -01,  (fr.  next)  dried  up, 
parched,  withered,  shrivelled ; 
distorted,  crooked. 

S«'/\X<ii,  f.  -t\S>,to  dry  vp,  parch, 
sh7  ink,  shrivel  ;  to  become  hard, 
harden.   1  a.  ind.  act.  foKv^a. 

£«' Xos,  -jof  -ov(,  rd,  the  leg,  shin  ; 
the  leg  and  thigh  ;  the  foot. 

Y.Kivn,  Apoc.  for  OKivdc)iaTa,  a. 
pi.  of  OKinnona. 

Sxtra'^ai,  f.  -daw,  (fr.  CKivo)  to 
cover)  to  cover,  hide,  conceal; 
to  shelter,  protect,  shade. 

TKiTTiipvov,  -ov,  ri,  an  adz,  axe. 

S/ffffiiffuj,  1  a.  par.   act.  of  oKiird- 

ZKiTiaoii,  -lof,  Att.  -cu)i,  fi,  (fr. 
CKiTtj)  to  cover)  a  protection,  de- 
fence, coveriiig,  shade. 

Yxivacjia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
covering,  defence,  protection  ;  a 
shade,  veil ;  clothing,  pi.  okc- 
■udofiara. 

Tkctiiotih,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  pro- 
tector, defender. 

TKitTiioTdi,  -fi,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  cover- 
ed^ shaded,  vetted  ;  protected. 

^KfienoTpov,  -ov,  tJ,  cont.  for  Xkz- 
■iruori'piov,  (fr.  same)  a  shade, 
covering,  concealment,  shelter. 

TKivdui,  same  as  oKcvd^w- 

SKnrciiti(,-fi,  -bv,  same  ris ffkCTrfjKif . 

Tuinr!,  -rjf,  li,  (fr.  ckItw  to  cover) 
a  cover  ins,  xltilter,  tent  ;  a  pre- 
text, subterfuge  ;  a  protection, 
defence . 

Zt:nrn>bf,  -fi,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  cover- 
ed, dtfendeit,  proliclrd. 

ZitfvTio,  Ion.  for  oki'tttov,  pres. 
iinpr.  of  oKivTofitit. 

SKjrr/o?,  -o,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  to  be 
considered,  &c.  according  to  the 
verb. 

Zxlrroiiai,  f.  -x^nfim,  p.  loictfifint, 
-i/>  I,  -Till,  to  look,  briwtd,  tuok 
rniinil.  survey,  explore  ;  to  go  to 
see,  lisit;  to  consider,  weigh, 
ponitrr,  consult,  deltlirrnte.  prrs. 
par.  mid.  oKcvrdficvof.  per.  ind. 
mid.    ioKonn. 

1»/Vijj,  to  cover,  sfiaile,  veil,  ceni- 
renl. 

TtintiuXof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  W<ip  llio 
honn,  or  orijn  diim;,  and  /JrfAXui 
to  throw)  srumliius,  renimrious, 
taunting^  rrjiroachful. 

Trrvnyit'ylo)  -&,  (fr.  aitft>o(  fiirni- 
liirr,  iirid  dyu  to  lend)  to  carry 
Imrgngr. 

I<rftmyuiy4(, -oP,  b,  fi,  (fr.  ^anuO 
i/7u<  carries  or  lakes  rare  of  thr 
bngcare ;  a  sutler,  porter  ;  o 
mimptrr  beast. 

S«rfi)o'Ca,  f.  -Unw,  (fr.  osivo(  fumi- 
tiire)  to  jirrpnrr,  make  rteuty  ; 
tn  park  up  ;  in  furnish,  adorn, 
dress  ;   to  proflde. 

Zirci»i<,    -ri,  b,  lii'b.    name  of    « 


priest. 


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2KH 

txevaala,  -as,  i),  (fr.  oaivdl^oj  to 
prepare,  th.  cklvos  furniture) 
dress,  wardrobe,  Jinery  ;  dress- 
ing food,  seasoning,  sauce. 

TKeiaofja,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  same)  ap 
paratus,  dress,  furniture  ;  a  dish 
dressed  or  seasoned. 

^Kivaarbf,  -fj,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  pre- 
pared, ready,  made,  dressed. 

TKevit,  d.  sin.  cont.  —  JlKcicci  or 
-atv,  d.  pi.  —  Tkcvi],  n.  a.  v.  pi, 
cont.  of  ff/cttof. 

T.Kev<), -rjf,  !),  (fr.  last)  apparatus, 
equipment,  furniture,  baggage  ; 
implements,  materials,  arms  ;  or- 
naments ;  a  dress,  wardrobe 
Jinery. 

'LKivoi,  -COS  -ovi,  rb,  a  x^essel,  uten 
sit,  instrument  ;  Jurnilure,   bag- 
gage ;  tackle,  rigging  ;  a  sad. 

TKtvoipopeu]  -a,  (fr.  last,  and  0/pu» 
to  bear)  to  carry  baggage  or  Jur- 
nilure. 

'S.Kcvo(pupoi,  -ov,  h,  1),  (fr.  same)  who 
carries  tlie  baggage  or  furrtiture  ; 
a  sutler,  porter,  carrier. 

7^Kevoipv\n^,  -a»i)?,  b,  ii,  (fr.  OKtvoi 
bagfrage,  and  ^liAuf  a  guard) 
who  guards  the  baggage  or  Jur- 
nilure ;  a  storekeeper. 

'ZKtvupiu)  or  ^kivwpiuiiai,  (fr. same, 
and  una  care)  to  take  care  of  the 
household  furniture  ;  to  lie  busy, 
bustle  ;  to  search,  examine  ;  to 
contrive,  fuhrirate,  plot,  J'orgr  ; 
to  trick,  deceive,  defraud ;  to 
gain  fraudulently,  manage  dc- 
catfully. 

SKfiojpif,  -of',  b,  fj,  (fr.  sanne)  who 
takes  care  of  the  vessels  or  fur- 
niture ;  a  steward,  houselieep- 
er. 

5:»/if«o-0(ii,  inf.  mid.  — Tkiddfic- 
i-os,  par.  I  a.  mid.  —  i'tn/o^in'of, 
1  f.  par.  mid.  of  onl-rm  fiiH. 

j:»r/i/ij,  -(OS,  Att.  -tiiii,  I'l,  (fr.  oKitf 
Tofiai  to  consider)  insjurlion, 
examination,  sitrvey  ;  contivir 
plalion,  Ihnneht,  miiHtiilion  ;  dcr 
liberation,  elebatr,  ronsiileration  ; 
a  ilesisn,  plan,  pretence  ;  a  com^ 
mint,  trr-ilisr,  essay. 

SKi'XtKi,  -(15,  -£,  1  a.  opt.  .V.o\.  —r 
2»/;X(i),  -rit,  -II,  I  a.  sub.  act.  of 

(TAfXAdl,   or  of   Oltd'XXui. 

1ki)I'o'<i<,  ai'd  j;»i;i'(w  -(i,  f.  -i/aij), 
(fr.  nunii}  n  tent)  to  pitch  ei  tent, 
encamp,  live  m  tents. 

TKi/vfi,  -i)f,  //,  a  tent,  tabernacle, 
boiilh,  nirlain  ;  a  scene,  stage, 
jilny  ;  company  or  astevibly  in  a 
lent. 

iLnriiiirtx,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  last)  dwell- 
ing in  lints. 

j;«ri7iT«4t,  -i>,  -if,  (fr.  same)  be- 
Irmeini;  to  thr  stage. 

TkiiiIwtui,  (fr.  oKtiiof  the  body,  and 
Irriu  lo  hurl)  tn  offici,  gnrve  ; 
(n  srnlirr,  dispnrsi ,  tlissipiilr. 

I>';l'"^f(y^l,  -1$,  //,  (fr.  okqibf  a 
lent,  iind  iri'/yii'/n  l<>  faHiiii)  a 
pitrJiing  of  tents,  resvlmre  m 
booths  or  arbours  ;  the  feast  of 
tahrrnai  Irs. 

%Ki)vnwnifia  -Ci,  (fr.  »nme,  and  iroi/w 
lo  male)  tn  make  triits. 

Z«i7v«)r((iia,  -ati  hi    {^f-    ntn^)  <\ 


2K1 

making  of  tents  ;    Ifte  feast  of 
tahrmaitrs. 
XKijionotof,  -oD,  4,  4,  (fr.  same)  n 

lent  maker. 
£iii}ia$,  -jof  -euj,  tO,  (fr.  oKrjri)  a 
tent)  a  tent,  tnhcrnaclc ;  the 
human  body  ;  a  kind  of  vessel  ; 
a  female  ornament,  shade,  fan, 
parasol. 

XKiivutiTif,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  — 
XKTjyiliaci,  3  sin.   1   f.   ind.  act. 
of 
SKt]viu)  -H,  r.  -{iaw,  p.    ccKi'ivwKa, 
(fr.  cKnrfl  a  tent)  to  pitch  a  tail 
or  labtmacle,  encamp,  dwell  in 
tents. 
"^.Kt-iiuijia,  -Sto(,  rd,   (fr.   same)   a 
tent,  tabernacle  ;  an  abode,  resi- 
dence,    d.  OKrii'iiiiari. 
XKrim'tviov,    Ion.    JlKtjir/jviov,  Dor. 
£KaTa'i'ioi'i  -ov,  rd,  (Ir.  aKi'jTrii)  to 
lean    on)  a    stick,    staff,    cane, 
sciptre. 
2K.''zro/iai,  see  (ricijffra). 
2l«.">7irrdf,  -o5,  6,  (fr.  cKi'/imi)  tohurl) 
a  thunderbolt,  lightning  ;  a  storm, 
hurricane,  u-hirtwind. 
XxtiitTvi^^os,  -ov,  b, }),  (fr.  next,  and 
i^u)    to    hold)    sceptre  bearing, 
sreptered. 
TiKrj-Tflov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  next)  a  stick, 

slnjf,  cane  ;  a  sceptre. 
'S.Kt'iTTTia,  to  dash,  fling  or  hurlupon; 
to  strike,  hit,  flx  into  ;  to  bend 
over,  lean  vpon  ;  to  tumble  vio- 
lently, fall  headlong  ;  ZKiiTTrofiui, 
to  support  mit's  self,  lean  or  rest 
vpon  ;  to  feign,  pretend,  excuse 
one's  self,  apologize. 
ZKii-wi',  -wioi,  b,  (fr.  last)   o  stc^ff, 

sceptre. 
^Krjpi-Tui,  f  -i/cj,  (fr.  same)  to  prop, 
support ;     to  step,   trend.     Xkt;- 
ptirrofiai,  to  prop  one^s  self,  leim 
on  ;  to  strive,  struggle,  exert  one^s 
»elf. 
5;<c^<|ij,   -loj,    Att.    -t(i)s,    !i,    (fr. 
same)   a  pretext,  excuse  ;  force, 
violence. 
TKta,   -as,  fi,  a  shade,  shadow  ;    a 
ghost,    spectre ;    a   guest,   com- 
pinirm. 
tKiayQa<piu>  -d,  (fr.  Inst,  and  ypd- 
(fiui  lo  write )  to  shade  ;  to  sketch, 
draw,  paint. 
XKiaYfia<f)ia,  -aj,  I),  (fr.  same)  the 
outlines    of   a    picture,     sketch, 
druuuhl,  picture  ;  a  sha/ling. 
TCKi'iypriipoi  or  S/tioypn'^oj,  -ov,  b, 

(fr.   same)   a  painter. 
"ZKidhiov,  -ov,  ro,   (dim.  of  <7i\'id   a 
shade)  a  Utile    shadow,    shwlc, 
parasol. 
Sftid^w,    f.    -arrii),    p.    caxiaKa,    (fr. 
same)    to   caver    u:ith    a  shade, 
overshadow,  darken. 
J«rm(iuY''w  -01,  (fr.  same,  and  ^id- 
^(0/1111  10    fi(;ht)   to  fl^hl  with  n 
shallow  ;    to  Inhr/ur  in  vain  ;  to 
rejireserU  a  b'dtle. 
TKinfiii^in,    -as,    !,,    (fr.   same)   a 
battle  vith  a  shaite,  Jighlme  with 
a  thoflnw ;    contention  with  one 
who  does  not  resist. 
Xarifipav,    Dor.    for  aKtapZv,  g.  pi. 
of  oKiapSs. 

ZxiapcKdiios,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  next,  and 


SKI 

o-(Jfii/  foiiage)  shady -foi lag ed,  um- 
brageous. 

ZKiSpdi,  and  SKtcpis,  -li,  -iy,  (fr. 
OKtii  a.  shadow)  shndy. 

Sicids,  -aioi,  I/,  (fr.  same)  ashade, 
arbour,  awning,  tent. 

Suciarpo^/ui  -d,  (fr.  same,  and  Tp{- 
(iu)  to  nourish)  to  live  in  the  sluide, 
live  retired. 

Skiu'ui  -ui,  f.  -Saiji,  (fr.  oKid  a 
sliade)  to  shade,  overshadow. 

TiKlyyos,  or  £kfy«.o{,  -ou,  b,  a  kind 
of  small  crocodile. 

SciJi'd/iCvof,  -rt,  -ov,  pres.  par. 
pass,  of  ZKliva/jiai,  mid.  or  pass, 
of 

^Klivtifii,  or  t,Kiivdu>  -d,  same  as 
oKcirlu.  Mid.  SKK^i'a/ini,  to  dis- 
agree among  one  another ;  to 
scatter,  disperse,  break  up.  3  pi. 
impf.  pass.  toKlivairo. 

YKUodi,  see  aKiapof. 

HKif],  d.  sin.  Ion.  of  aKtd. 

XKtrjTpofctr,  Ion.  for  CKtarpoipuv, 
pres.  iiif.  act.  cont.  of  oKiarpo- 
ijjiii). 

TKiWd,  -rt;,  t'l,  a  sea  onion,  squill. 

S/cif<nX((w,  to  try  the  hens  ;  to  point 
ui  contemptuously,  ridicule. 

XKifipbi,  -n,  -or,  (Ir.  aKijivrm  to 
lean  on,  or  fr.  aKait(ibi  distorted) 
lame,  limping. 

Tki^hocioi',  -ov,  t!j,  and  D/ci^ttou;, 
-odof,  b,  (fr.  aKifinrw  to  lean  on, 
and  n-eCs  the  foot)  a  couch  to  lie 
on  at  meals  ;  a  pallet,  mat- 
tress. 

Xkifivno  or  Tk/juittoi,  same  as  th. 
CKt'izru.  1  a.  nid.  pass.  caKifup- 
dnt;  -m,  -»?• 

XKifxipOri,  Ion.  for  coKififdri,  see 
last. 

ZkIvii^,  -uKos,b,  fi,  rb,  (perhaps  fr. 
Kii'tu)  to  move)  active,  nimble, 
bounding,  leaping. 

Ski'i'i.p,  -apos,  rd,  (perhaps fr.  (TKip- 
rdu  to  skip)  the  young  of  any 
animal. 

J.'kii'iiuXfidf,   -ov,  b,  same  as  cj^u'- 

'LKtviml-bs,  -oti,  b,  a  plant  like  ivy 
growing  in  India  ;  also  a  string- 
ed instrument. 

XkivOus,  ->!,  -ov,  swimming,  float- 
ing, shipwrecked.  Subs,  o  swim- 
mer, diver. 

TKtoypa(pos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  oKia  a 
shade,  and  ypd<piii  to  write)  a 
painter. 

"ZKibtts,  -tcua,  -tv,  (fr.  cKia  a 
shade)   shady,  shadcrl. 

^Ktovpoi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same,  and  ov- 
pi  a  tail)  II  squirrel. 

^Kiijiovro,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  tcKi- 
CivTo,  3  pi.  impf.  ind.  pass.  cont. 

of  (T/Cldu). 

XKinviiios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  cki'itttoi  to 
lean  on)  leaning  on  a  stick,  slov>, 
lingering. 

Xnipov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  oKiii  a  shade) 
a  shatle,  saein,  parasol.  Tit  oki- 
pa,  a  festival  at  Athms. 

Y.Kipos,-ov,  b,  a  chip  rf  marble,  frag- 
ment; ft  cement;  lime;  nlabuster. 

tKipJidu)  or  TKifiliuu  -S),  (fr.   next) 
to  harden    into  a  swelling,  grow 
into  a  hard  lump. 
(518J 


IKO 

l.Ktplto{,  -OV,  b,  a  hard  tumor,  swell 
mg. 

yiKipraoTiTi,  Dor.  for  <rffi<cri)Bnrs,  2 
pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 

tKiprdoi  -d,  f.  -/)ffui,  p.  caxtpriiKa, 
(Ir.  cKolpu)  lo  leap)  to  skip,  leap, 
bound,  hap  for  joy,  exult;  to 
bound  along  or  over;  to  dance. 
1  a.  act.  impr.  oKlpTrjcov  inf. 
OKiprfiaat. 

TlKipTijaaTt,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 
Inst. 

iKiprriTiKbs,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  same) 
skipping,  dancing. 

l,KipT07roi(bi  -d,  (fr.  same,  and 
TToilw  lo  make)  to  make  dance, 
bounil  or  skip, 

TKiprdo)  -d,  same  as  oKipTdu. 

T.Kiprdai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 
cont.  of  aKiprdti). 

XKiraXos,  -ov,  o,  a  vile  fellow,  black- 
guard, 

XKtufiris,  -ccs-ovf,  b,fi,  (fr.  cKiA  a 
shade)  shady,  shaded ;  dark, 
gloomy, 

Xk\(w  or  S(cA»)fii,  f.  okX^ou),  p.  ia- 
KXrjKa,  Sync,  for  oKiXitii,  same 
as  aKtXXu), 

XK^nvai,  inf.  of  cokXtiv,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  oKXrjiit. 

iKXi/puywyiu)  -d,  (fr.  oKXripbs  hard, 
and  dyu)  to  lead)  to  manage 
harshly,  treat  severely,  educate 
with  severity. 

ZK}.ripia,  -ai,  Ij,  (fr.  cKXripbi  hard) 
hardness,  stiffness,  rigidity. 

YicXtipoKapMa,  -ai, );,  (fr.  same,  and 
Kap&ia  the  heart)  hardness  of 
heart. 

I,KXr)poKdp^toi,  -ov,  b,}),  (fr.  same) 
hard  hearted. 

TicXripoTpdaiinTos,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr. 
oKXtipbi  hard,  and  irpdawTTov  the 
count  cnance)  impudent,  brazen- 
faced. 

I,icX>]pbi,  -«,  -bv,  (fr.  eKi'XXta  to 
harden)  hard  ;  harsh,  rigid,  sc- 
veie,  cruel;  diffiytt,  distressing ; 
inclement,  furious,  violent. 

XKXi/pdrrji,  -riTi)i,ri,  (fr.  last)  hard- 
ness ;  harshness,  severity,  a. 
<JKX)ip6rriTa. 

TKXripitTpii^tjXof,  -ov,  b,  }],  (fr. 
same,  and  Tp«';fv^osa  neck)  stiff 
necked,  perverse,  obstinate. 

llKXrjpuvin,  f.  -vvd,  (fr.  axXifpbf 
hard,  ih.  ckiXXoi  to  dry)  /o  hard- 
en, stiffen  ;  tn  grow  slubborn,  1 
a.  act.  ind.  coKXipiivn'  sub.  okXi)- 
pvvoi,  -fis,  -f),  impf.  ind.  pass. 
iaKX>!pvv6ijtiv,  -ov,  -CTu.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  iaKXtipvv6r;v,  -its,  -1' 
sub.  oKXiipvvDd,  -fis,  -fi- 

XxXt/pd,  Dor.  for  cxXripov,  g.  sin. 
of  OKXrjp6s. 

l.KXrjpds,  (fr.  cKXripbf  hard>  hardly, 
severity,  violently  ;  with  diffi- 
culty. 

Xitviirbsi  -h'l-bv,  (fr.  OKinip  a  gnat) 
llirifiy,  penurious,  sparing. 

Xxviilbs,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  Kvi<pas  dark- 
ness) dull  of  sight,  ruar  siglUed, 
purblind. 

l.Kvi\p,  same  as  Kvi\p. 

XKiiibs,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  oKifi  a  shade) 
shaded,  shaily,  thick,  dark. 

SKi/Aidfu),   (fr.  oKoXibi  crooked)  to 


2KO 


2K0 


2KT 


be  crooked  ;  to  act  perversely,  be 
obstinate. 

^KoX<t)at,  d.  pi.  fern.  Ion.  of 

XxoMi,  -«,  -if,  oblique,  crooked; 
twisted  i  perverne,  sluhl>orn. 

'ZKoXiuTtii,  -nroi,>i,  (fr.  last)  crook- 
edness, obliqueness,  unevenness, 
inequality  ;  perierseness,  obsti- 
nacy ;  depravity. 

rxoXido)  -u,  (fr.  same)  to  make 
crooked,  bend,  tuist. 

£(coAibi;,  (fr.  same)  crookedly;  per- 
versely, 

TxdXXvi,  -I'oj,  4,  (fr.  same)  leool, 
hair. 

ZicoXdraf,  -aifof,  b,  a  woodcock, 
tnipe,  a  kmd  of  fish. 

Z<cuXa:r>i;,  u,  pi.  o^  aK6\o^. 

XKoXorrivipa,  -a{,  i/,  an  inuct  with 
many  feet;  am  earwig. 

iKiiXos,  -Oil,  6,  a  kind  of  thorn. 

Xk6\o-4/,  -oiroi,  6,  a  sharp  stake, 
post,  palisade  ;  a  cross,  gibbet ;  a 
spit  ;  a  splinter,  thorn. 

XKoXvQpoi,  -a,  -tv,  (perhaps  fr. 
CKcXXi;  dry)  penurious,  sparing, 
mean,  poor. 

Jic<XCuof,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  oKdXoi  a  thorn, 
or  Ir.  next)  a  kind  of  thistle,  an 
artichoke. 

^KoXvirrio,  to  tew,  scratch  ;  to  pull 
n/f  or  up. 

IifdXui^pof,  -ov,  Ij,  I'l,  (perhaps  fr. 
(TKoXid?  crooked,  and  (pipw  to 
bear)  rude,  rough,  rugged;  sour, 
tutlen,  crabbed. 

Tudfififtoi,  -ov,  b,  a  mackarel. 

j;«co7ru(o{,  or  rather  Sxuiraiof,  -ov, 
i,  a  dwarf. 

Xxoviipxi^^  "Oi'i  4)  (fr.  axoTfU)  to 
watch,  and  drpj-o?  a  chief)  the 
chief  or  captain  of  the  watch. 

Tkoitu,  3  sin.  pre!),  ind.  act.  cont. 

—  Xkovci,  pre*.  im|>r.  act.  cont. 

—  yiKorcTv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont. 
of  oKoriu). 

IirrfirtXoi', -01',  r3,and  7iK6-rriXoi,-ov, 
b,  (fr.  auoitiut  to  watch)  a  rork, 
cliff",  eminence,  lofty  situation. 

XK&ftiveif,  -lot,  Att.  -to)f,  ^,  (fr. 
same)  an  observing,  watching. 

X«oirrurf>{,  -o3,  b,  (fr.  same)  in  ob- 
server, u-alchmnn    sentinel. 

TKo-rcfiji,  f.  -ifitia,  (fr.  next)  to  look 
nt,  snatch,  fxplore  ;  to  observe, 
considrr,  lake  heed, 

Xiror/u  -ui,  f.  -f,aii),  p.  iaK6vr]Kii,  (fr. 
ativif  a  mark,  ih.  it«/irro^m(  lo 
look  round)  In  see,  viiw,  behold  ; 
to  look  nr  glance  at  ;  to  "py, 
watch ;  to  rnnlrmjilidr,  obsmr, 
consider  ;  to  Hr'mrrnte,  judge  ; 
In  rjrplorr,  examinr.  prits,  impr. 
aft.  oriiirif  -n,  2  pi.  anowlirt 
-iTrt.  prrs.  par.  itnorluiv  -Civ. 

TKOTti,  3  sin.  pres,  sub.  act.  cont. 
of  List. 

Iitor>,  -i){,  li,  and  XKenii,  -Hf.  l/, 
(fr.  nKfnlm  lo^atrh)  a  remew, 
survey  ;  a  weitrh  lower,  beacon, 
tmxnenre,  observatnry, 

TLKotrin^i'iJiy,  l(in.  or  Dor.  for  oko- 

niit^iiv,  pres.  inf.  art.  of 
Sxcirin^w,  f.    -aoui,   (fr.  otnwlit  to 
observe,   th.   etinrnfim    to   look 
round)    to   ohsrri:^^    n>r^rh,  fpy, 
view. 


TKontfj,  d.  sin.  Ion.  of  cKoirid. 

Xicoiro;,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  cx^viu)  to  ob- 
serve) a  mark,  butt,  target ;  u 
goal,  end  ;  an  object,  aim,  pur- 
pose ;  an  example,  moitel,  pat- 
tern I  a  watchman,  sjjy  ;  an  over- 
seer, ruler. 

XxoiTovvTa,  a.  sin.  cont.  —  Sao- 
rroCirtf,  n.  pi.  cent,  of  pres.  par. 
act.  of  same. 

£<topaici\'w,  (fr.  Kcipaf  a  crow)  to 
send  to  the  crows ;  to  reject  an- 
grily, scare,  repel,  dnve  away 
with  eibuse. 

ZKopuKtaiiis,  -ju,  b,  (fr.  last)  a 
scaring  away  ;  a  rebuke,  repulse, 
affront,  taunl. 

Xiroprtifoo/iui,  to  stretch  and  yawn. 

XKopt^tov,  -ov,  rd,  (Ir.  aKupoiui'  gar- 
lic) the  herb  wuod-sage  or  ger- 
mander. 

Triopia,  see  oKwpla. 

XKopof^i^u),  (fr.  next)  to  feed  with 
garlic. 

TlKSpoloy,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  oxiop  dung, 
and  6i^w  to  smell)  garlic. 

TKopoiCjv,  -dvoi,  h,  {fr.  last)  a 
plantation  or  bed  of  garlic. 

XKopiTtSlov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  axdo- 
■ntof  a  scorpion)  a  little  scorpion; 
an  engine  of  war  for  shooting 
arrows. 

Xiroor/Cfi,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

TKOpvi^ui,  f.  -itro),  p.  ccK6pT;iKa,  lo 
scalier,  dissipate,  disperse.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  ccKopniaOriv'  sub. 
OKopirtaOui,  -fji,  -f;. 

XxdoTTiof,  -ov,  6,  (perhaps  fr.  last, 
and  li;  poison)  a  scorpion ;  a 
venomous  insect  ;  a  kind  ofjish  ; 
a  sign  of  the  zodiac ;  a  braid  of 
the  hair  ;  a  military  engine. 

ZKooviaOnre,  2  pi.  I  a.  sub.  pass, 
of  (T»copri^ii>. 

£<topno/y()?,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  a>tnpvi(,<pi  to 
scatter)  a  scattering,  dispersion. 

XKorri^ui,  f.  -daw,  p.  toKdraKu,  ((r. 
OKdrns  darkness)  to  darken, 
shade,  obscure, 

Xicirii,  d.  sin.  cont.  of  trK^rof. 

lnoTiiiif,  -i),  -I'lv,  (fr.  same)  dark, 
obscure,  dusky,  gloomy,  dark- 
some. 

ZkotI^w,  f.  -fail),  p.  tOKdriKa,  {fr. 
same)  lo  darken,  make  dark,  ob- 
scure. XkoW(o/i(ii,  to  grow  dark. 
per.  pnsH.  ind.  taxdriaijai'  par. 
latcortaiilvoi,  -»;,  -0I-.  1  a.  pahS. 
ind.  laKmlaStiv,  -f|{,  -ij.  1  f.  ind. 
pass.  oKorioO^oo/iai. 

X'if<fryo<,  -n,  -uv,  (fr.  same)  dnrh, 
gloomy,  olisrute;  spwious.  Hit- 
gittmalf,  furtive,  clntulrsline. 

Yi'oriaOii,  3  sm.  1  a.  mib.  pass.  — 
T'OTiir^datrai,  3  hin.  I  f.  ind. 
piiNS.  —  £jrorio0/;rujf7rii',  3  pi.  I 
a.  inipr.  pasit.  of  oiroTr^u. 

Tiorofninani,  I  a.  inf.  art.  of 

Zirnro^i Hindi  -w,  (fr,  eitoro<  dark- 
nem,  and  ciyrj  a  wlmlpriol)  lo 
Insr  Ibr  fiebt  uilh  p\ddiiic*',br  inf- 
ected with  mtgrim,  brromr  duty , 

r«or(iii<,-<TiTa,-fr,(fr,  atirof  dark- 
ness) dark,  rlooniy,  obsrurt, 

XKfJTofi^\ri,'rf^  anil  y.icnrniitiyia,-af, 
fl,  (fr,  same,  luid  in'ivn  the  m<>on) 
a  dark  nuvm,  moiintvu  nifht. 


S<:oro//);viof,  -ov,  i,  {),  (fr.  same) 
inoontess,  dark. 

XKdrog,  -01',  b,  or  -eo;  -oi'j,  rb, 
(perhai)s  Ir.  amii  a  shade)  dark- 
Jie.'ss,  shade,  gloom,  g.  sin.  cont. 
okdrouf. 

Skordw  -w,  f.  -(jcu,  p,  fondraika,  (fr. 
last)  to  darkest,  invulre  m  dark- 
ness ;  to  strike  with  blindness  or 
dizziness.  XKordofini  -uii^ai,  lo 
become  dizzy  or  blind  with  giddi- 
ness ;  lo  faiul.  per.  pass.  ind. 
laKdruyfiai'  par.  lOKOTtifiivos,  -tfy 
-ov. 

XKuruifia,  -Srof,  ri,  (fr.  last)  a  diz- 
ziness, megrim. 

XKovTiipiot',  -ov,  rb,  (prriiaps  dim. 
of  Lat.  scutum,  a  sliitlJ)  a  lillle 
shield,  target,  buckler. 

TKv^iiXi^ia,  1.  -i'ffu),  p.  lo/cv'/JdXica, 
(Ir.  tr<fu/3aXov  dung)  to  reject,  de- 
spise,trample  on.  pres.  ind.  pass. 
cKv(iaXi^ofiai.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
eaKvjiaXtaiiitvv,  -u),  -aro. 

S»u/?/jXic-^a,  -Stos,  to,  (fr.  next) 
refuse. 

XKijiaXoi',  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  kvmv  a  dog, 
and  jSdXXo)  to  throw)  off'ul,  re- 
fuse, dung,  ilirt. 

Xk-vSiiaivit),  (fr.  oKv^iu  to  murmur) 
to  fret,  be  angry,  murmur,  com- 
plain. 

Zkv^iiu)  -w,  (fr.  same)  to  yelp, 
uhine. 

Yxv^o/ici  10,(1.  sin.  pres.  par,  pass,  of 

Tkv^u)  or  S/ci'^o^oi,  (fr,  kvwv  a  dog) 
to  whine  as  a  bitch  to  her  pups  ; 
to  purr  as  a  cat ;  to  cxitl  for  or 
desire  the  other  sex ;  to  irritate, 
provoke,  enrage  ;  to  be  angry  or 
inelignant,  resent,  take  ill. 

ZKi'Qa,  V.  sin.  —  YkvUiu,  n.  pi.  of 

i.KvOri(,  -ov,  b,  a  Scythian. 

T>:v61>.bi,-fi,  -ui,(fr.  last)iS'-v^/imn. 

XkvOibt'i,  (fr.  same) /rom  Scylbia. 

SkiiOiiroXirai,  -oir,  oi,  (fr.  same, 
and  TraXhiiq  a  citizen)  inhabitants 
of  Srythoputis. 

XxvBnbq,  -ii,  -bv,  (fr.  oKv? finix  id  to 
be  angry  at)  an^rv-c'i«ji/f»iunrf(/, 
sutlcn-faced,  jnoodish,  gloomy, 
stern. 

ImOpwffd'^o),  r  -ri»ai,  (fr.  last,  and 
lii^  a  counlenanof)  to  look  sul- 
len, be  of  a  glnumy,  sour  or  sor- 
roxiful  cimiilrnaiicf, 

y.KvOpiirbf,  -oi/,  h,  I),  or  -rif,  -i), 
-bv,  (fr,  same)  sullen,  gbioi.y, 
sad,  siiiir,  nioriisr^  slfin  lookitif;. 

TUKvOpwirCif,  (fr.  last)  sartty,  mii- 
rnsily,  sullenly, 

XyvXiiKiii,  a,  pi,  —  Jlxi'Xdxcffaiv,  d. 
pi.  Ion,  of  OKvXnf. 

XniiXdKioi',  -01',  rb,  (dim.  of  next) 
(1  little  whelp  or  pup. 

r<fi'X(i(,  -Sxof,  b,  //,  (fr,  {'Xdoi  lO 
bnrk)  a  pup,  vbrip,  cub. 

y.itvXnia  -Ct,  for  orXdio, 

IituXidi,  -nj,  i';,  (fr.  lasl)  a  prey, 
ipoil,  pluttder,  bnnli/. 

£a((>X(i''oiiir((,  n.  pi,  1  a.  par.  act, 
of  irKi/X(bu>, 

XiXtvaiK,  -io<,  All,  -fiDf,  li,  (fr. 
OKvXtviii  lo  plunder)  n  spoiling, 
plundering, 

SufXevrilt,  -or.,  b,  {fr.  next)  aroh- 
l>er,  plunilerrt,  spoiler. 


2Kn 

SniXci'w,  snmc  as  et>X(i'ii>  or  oi'Xa'u. 

2ictX>)r,ii,  2  a.  inf.  pass.  —  i^nvX- 
Xoc,  pri'S.  inipr.  pass.  oCfficuXXcij. 

Zki'XXii,  -rif,  Ij,   Sri/ll,i. 

'XkvXXc,  pros,  inipr.  ncl.  —  SifiiX- 
Xfij,  2  sill,  pri's.  iiid.  act.  — 
S«uXXoii,  pre-*,  impr.  pass,  of 

SuruXXu,  f.  -fXw,  to  fiitiif^e,  tire  ; 
to  liarasD,  trouble,  irx,  wnrri/  ;  to 
puU  or  pluck  nfl\  lacerate,  tear, 
devour,  pros.  ind.  pass.  okvWo- 
fiai, 

Ziri'X/iii/iu),  f.  -(ii'ui,  same  as  aKv^- 
fiaivm  —  XwA/iavci;,  2  sin.  1  f. 
ind.  act. 

Xsi'X/iif, -oC,  tS,  (fr.  ffffiiXXu)  to  vex) 
vexiUion,  trouble ;  fatigue, 

TkvXuv,  -en,  7-d,  same  as  fftiXi;. 

iKii/ii'o?,  -oil,  6,  (fr.  (fOuii'  a  liog)  n 
whelp,  cub^  cur  ;  a  /io«'»  u-ltelp. 

Suriiui'wf,  Dor.  for  fficiifii'oipf,  a.  pi. 
of  last. 

Ski'h'iov, -01),  j-i,  </ie  edge  of  the  eyc- 
liil,  eyclaxh. 

"Zkuoov,  -iiv,  ri,  Scyrum,  name  of 
a  town. 

Xxvpt'iu)  -<5,  (fr.  oKtooi  a  chip  of 
stone)  to  turn  into  stone,  pe- 
trify. 

Zvi'OuitJ;, -j),  -6v,  (fr.  last)  stony, 
hrrd,  rough,  rugged,  rocky. 

Xkotu\>i,  r)or.  ^KvTiiXn,  -7ji,  fi, — 
Xki'itoXov,  -ov,  tD,  and  Sd'TuXif, 
-i6o;,  !},  (fr.  aKVToi;  a  hide)  a 
thong,  scourge,  whip ;  a  staff, 
truncheon ;  a  bar,  crow,  levir  ; 
a  kind  of  secret  vjriting,  letter  or 
despatch. 

HKVTtiis,  -fo{,  b,  CV.  same)  a  cob. 
bier,    shoemaker,    currier,  a.  pi. 

"Zkvtcvu),  f.  -zvou>,  (fr.  same)  to 
tan  or  dn-ss  leather  ;  to  work  lea- 
ther, make  shoes,  &c. 

Zui'ri'i'of,  -(J,  -ui',  (fr.  same)  made 
of  skin,  leathern. 

Xiciinf,  -£05  -ouf,  rd,  (perhaps  fr, 
fi'iii  to  shave)  //le  sWn,  hide  ;  a 
thong,  scourge,  V)hip. 

XkvtotShos,  -ov,  b,  V,  (fr.  last,  and 
Ttfiviii  to  cut)  one  who  cuts  up 
skins,  a  leather  cutter,  tanner, 
shoemaker. 

XKi'<pni,  -ov,  h,  or  -eoi  -ou?,  ri,  (fr. 
Kvipbi  convex,  or  fr.  aicdirnj)  to 
dig)  a  cup,  howl. 

Jk jXi7<iriff(5,  -io{,  Att.  -twf,  I),  (fr. 
cKiiXq^  a  worm)  a  breeding  of 
worms. 

X)f<i>X>)«i/3p(«)ro?,  -ov,  b,  rj,  (fr.  same, 
and  fipi^sKu)  to  eat)  eaten  by 
worms. 

"ZtioXrist  'ixoi,  li.  a  worm, 

XkC)\o(,  -ov,  0,  and  tKHiXov, -ov,Ti, 
(perhaps  fr.  aKd^io  to  limp)  a 
thorn ;  a  sharp  pointed  stick  or 
pole,  stake ;  n  stumbling-block, 
Knare  ;  o  hindrance,  impedi- 
■mtnt. 

X*'j)X6iii  -a,  (fr.  last)  to  lay  an  im- 
pediment, set  u  stumhling-blor.k, 
cmse  to  fill.  XxujXoOjtai  -rwfiai, 
to  be  tupped  or  caught ;  fall  into 
a  trap,  he  ensnared,  per.  ind. 
pass.  taKiiiXiofiin.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
ia<iit>Xu>9riv. 

ZitwXifTrrw,  Poet,  for  <T<roX<!irro). 


2MT 

XK&iina,  -uTof,  ri,  (fr.  aKibiTTU)  to 
scoff)  a  scuff]  taunt,  jibe,  rail- 
lery, wit. 

Xnronrrvs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  scqfftr, 
mucker,  railer. 

XKUITTTIiy,    I.     OKlix^ilO,     p.     laKU)lj)lt,     to 

sneer  at,  sriff,  jibe,  lauiU,  riili- 

nile,  jest  upon,  rally,  banter,  per. 

ind.  pass,  /(txui/'/i"'- 
Skuip,    <;.    (TunTbi,    rb,    dregs,  lees, 

dross  ;  ,/ilih,  dirt,  ordure,  dung. 
XKii)f>la,  -(IV,  /;,  (fr.  last)  dregs,  sc- 

iliment,  drvs.i,  re/use. 
!£«u)i|',  -djTro;,   i,  (fr.   cKii  a  shade, 

and  lii^  the  eye)  an  owl. 
tiiavoi,  -coi  -ovf,  rb,  Dor.  for  ajitj- 

£/jnp'i)'(^Ti'0?, -»;,-or,  (fr.  aiidpnyi^oi 
an  emerald)  cmcraldine,  of  em- 
erald. 
S/ifi'pnyi^of   and   X/iapayiirtii,  -ov, 

b,  an  emerald. 
Xliapayiuj,  f.  -jjatti,  and  Xfinpayl^u), 

f.    -iau),  to  sound,   resound,    re- 
echo ;     to   make    a    noise,    roar, 
howl,  bellow. 
Xfi'tpiiyva,  -i/?,  >'/,  same  as  jtapdyva. 
Yfi(tp'tacu},  same  as  fitipdaait)* 
2fi(ip(;,-iAos,  ri,  (fr.  /iaipu)  to  shine) 

a  small  sea  .fish,   an    anchoty, 

pilchard. 
S^'iio   and  -Ito  -io,  to  wipe,  clean. 

rub,   cleanse ;    to   clear,    rid  of, 

purify  ;     to     ornament,     adorn, 

decorate. 
'Z^eo^itXin    and    -Ini;     (fr.    next) 

frislit fully,  terribly,  horribly. 
S^fpA«Xfof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  terri- 

fir,     terrible,    dreary,     Iwrnhle ; 

aufvl,  grand,  splendid,  dazzling. 
X/if()Ai'3f,  -i;,  -bv,  (fr.  next)  same 

as  last. 
'Zfifprh'ij),  (fr.  /iipfu)  to  gaze  on)  to 

look  at  attentively,  stare  at,  gaze 

on. 
Yfiriyjia,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  a^ij^o)  same 

as  (Tiidui  to  wipe)    any  tiling  to 

wash  with,  irash  hall,  soap. 
Sf/'i'fffi  or  Tijuji'ccai,  d.  pi.  Ion.  and 

Pnet.  of 
'Ziirji'o(,-to?-ov;,Tb,aswnrm  of  bees, 

bee  hive  ;  sweetness  of  Innguase. 
TfiTi^'f;,  -lOi,  Att.  -£ii)f,  1^,  (fr.  aj/i/jyu) 

to  wipe)   a  washing,  cleansing, 

cleaning. 
Tu'ipivOof,  -ov,  I'l,  sec  fifiptvQoi. 
S/«i7;^o),  same  as  uftniii. 
YfiiKpbs,  -«,  -bv,  Att.  for  fiiKooi. 
XfiiKOVvw,  f.    -vvd,  p.    ccjjiKpvyKa, 

same  as  iiixpivw.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

cirfiiKovv9riv. 
2fi(X«f,   -aKo;,    !i,  a  yew  tree  ;    n 

garden  shrub  ;    an  herb  called 

bindweed, 
'^fitXcviii,  (fr.  next)  to  pare  with  a 

knife. 
tijiXr],  -(75,  )';,  and  XftlXtov,  -on,  rb, 

dim.  a  knife  ;  a  graving  tool. 
'S./iivdn  and  XntvOof,  -ov,  b,a  mouse, 

rat. 
TlJivf)ci<f,    -loi;   -ofif,    b,    (fr.    last) 

Sminthean,  an  epithet  of  ApoUo. 

V.  XjJivBcv. 
S/jiiyrif,  -cTaa,  -cv,  2  a.  par.  pass. 

of<r^»ij^oi. 
Tfivyeobf,  -it,  -bv,  (fr.  efiv-)^u>  to  fret) 

sorrowful,  wretched,  miserable, 
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lOO 

Xfiv^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  <rfiv)(^ii), 
X/ivpii  or  Xiilpif,  anil  X/ivpi'rt/f,  -ov, 

b,  a  stone  used  fur  cutting  glast 

or  polishing  jewels. 
S/ii'ipr.i,  -»;?)  4,  myrrh.     Also,  the 

name  of  u  lown,.'^m//rH(i. 
Xfivpraiui,    -a,    -ov,    (fr.    last)    of 

Smyrna. 
Xfivpvi^u),  f.  -tail),  p.  caiiiipvtKa,  (fr. 

same)  to  mix  or  compound  witk 

myrrh  ;    anoint    or    impregnate 

with  myrrh,  per.  pass.  ind.  cafivp- 

viofjiii'  par.  tapvpviaiihui. 
X/ivpvtvoi,  -»;,  -uv,  (fr.  same)  sea 

/iinitvof,  of  myrrh. 
XfivYu),    f.    -^u),     to    burn    slowly, 

.•smoulder,  consume,  waste  away  ; 

to  wear,  corrode,  gnaw,  fret. 
2/iwi5i(,  -((i»«,  and  XiiMiy^,  -'yyos, 

I'l,  a  welt,  stripe,  uhial. 
yifiM^ia,  (fr.  Ojjdw  to  rtih)  to  chew, 

eat,  consume,  gnnw ;  to  reproach, 

revile  ;  to  beat,  strike. 
T.odfi,  Hoi),  indcd.  an  onyx. 
Xoliiipov,  Poet,  ff/r  odlinpibi. 
Xuliapbi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  aujiiu)  to  drive 

away)  severe,  stern,  sutUn,  grim; 

haughty,  proud  ;   furious,    vio- 
lent, Jierce. 
XojSiipws,   (fr.  last)  furiously,  rio- 

IciUly,      haughtily,      scornfully, 

sternly, 
2d/3iis,  -ar^of,  )'t,  (fr.  next)  insolent, 

siiucy,  perl,  wanton. 
Xofiiu)  -Ui,  to  expel,  drive  away ;  to 

hie,    hasten,    speed ;     to    sweep, 

brush ;    to  behave  insolently,  be 

proud  or  haughty. 
Xolin,    -ns,  ';,   (fr-    last)   a  Jlap   to 

drive  away  flies. 
Xoyxoi,  -ov,  b,  a  gourd,  smvthistle  ; 

wild  lettuce. 
X6^nfia,  -Mv,  Ta,  Sodom,  the  name 

of  a  town. 
X6cii  ao7i,  b6u  (toi,  2  and  3  sin. 

pres.    ind.  —  Xihj    ool,    3   sin. 

pres.  sub.  act.  of  c6u>.  Poet,  for 

loi,  d.  sin.  of  <Tt5. 

Xo'tn,  Ion.   for  aov,  g.  of  (ri)  or  of 

(7  (if. 

'Zolai,  Ion.  for  ao'ii,^.  pi.  of  aijf. 

"ZoKy^ihO,  Heb.  indecl.  tents, 

TuXoiKi^u),f.  -tam,  (fr.  X6\oiKoi  in- 
habitants of  Soli)  to  imitate  the 
Solmci ;  to  speak  barbarously  or 
corruptly, 

Io>o(/(((T;idj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
solecism,  barbarism,  provincial 
expression,  impropriety  of  lan- 
guage. 

"LoXniKoi,  -iDv,  o\,  the  inhabitants  of 
Soli. 

XoXofjiibv,  -dvrof,  b,  a  man's  name. 

2y,\o{,  -ov,  b,  a  lump  of  iron;  a 
mass  ;  a  quoit  ;  a  disk. 

Toii<pbi,  -)),  -bv,  empty,  vain  ;  light, 
trivini;  spongy,  like  a  sponge, 
fungous. 

X6oi(,  2  sin.  pres.  opt.  act.  — X6o- 
)ini  -ovfiat,  mid.  of  abu),  Poet, 
for  uhil^iji, 

X6o(,  -T),  -ov,  *afe,  sound ;  whole, 
entire,  unhurt;  in  health,  pre- 
served. 

Z6oi  aoTis,  -6ov  -ov,  b,  motion  up- 
V)ards,  ascent. 


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'Eo(iiicitoi,  -ov,  b,  a  solecism,  an  un-  S^u,  (fr.  060^  safe,  or  (rtio)  to  shake)  'ZT!dpYavov,-ov,Ti,nswaddlingband, 


immmalical  expression 
'Eopds,    -ov,   t'l,    a    coffin,    bier ;    a 

vauU,  sepulchre. 
Soj,  ah,  cov,   (fr.   av  you)  yours, 

your,  thy,  Ihine. 
y.'tZ,  g.  sin.  of  CTii. 
Imi"',  cont,    for  a6ov,  pres.  impr. 

pass,  offfdu). 
Xovitpuft,  Heb.  indecl.  rotten  Jigs, 
Tov^Xlov,  -ov,  TO,  an  awl ;  bodkin. 
Xaiipos,  -ov,  b,  aji  animal  living  on 

fishes. 
Jlof^dpiov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  Lat.  suda- 
rium,  a  handkerchief,  th.  sudor, 
sweat)  a  napkin,  handkerchief. 
£or/jui,  cont.  for  aioftai,  add.  of 

ciiii 
Xoi'o-u,  -CUV,  TO,  Susa,  name  of  a 

city. 
"Zovedvva,  -ni,  n,  Susannah,  a  wo- 

jiiaii's  name. 
^ouaOu)  and  Sowflt,  3  sin.  and  2  pi. 

cont.  pres.  impr.  pass,  ofcdw. 
Xavaov,  -ov,  ri,  (Phoenician)  a  lily. 
SovToi  for  aeavTov, 
y.oi)(^tva,  perhaps  for  TrtvKtva. 
Xoificio,  Son-^tJp  and  Zov(ptf),  Ophir, 

name  of  a  place. 
i.o<pia,  -ni,  and  Ion.  -1/5,^,  (fr.  ao- 
ipi{  wise)  wisdom,  science,  know- 
ledge ;    artifice,  contrivance,  de- 
vice. 
Xo<pil^ojiiv^i,  A.  sin.  pres.  par.  pass. 

of 
Zo^i'^u,  f.   -"(ail),   p.    <TC<76<f)iKa,  (fr. 
/T'l^f  wise)  to  make  wise,  teach 
uvulnm,  inKlrucl.     So^i'^u^ini,  to 
become  wise,  learn,   understan/l, 
know  ;    to  devise,  plan^  invent  ; 
to    conlriire    artfully,    cunningly 
or  deceitfully  ;   to  dec^ioe,  over- 
reach,  defraud,  cheat;  to  speak 
smoothly,  impose  upon  by  words  ; 
to  reason,  argue.    1   a.   act.  ind. 
i.a6<ti:oa.  pnr.  pass.  ind.  atai<pia- 
fiaf  par,  oiandndfiivoi. 
Zoijiiaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 
Xdipiaijit,  -Sto(,   ri,  {fr.   same)  n 
device,  invenlinn,  contrivance,  nr. 
tifice  ;    an  improvement^    refine- 
ment; a  fraud,  deceit;  a  sophism. 
Xoil^itTTiiiit,  (fr.  next)  to  teach  philo- 
sophy or  literature  ;    to  philoso- 
phize, act  Oie  sophist. 
£of  iirr^t,  -uT,,  u,  (fr.  ao<f>^(  wise)  n 
skilful   contriter^   ingenious    art- 
ist ;     a     rhiOrrician,    orntnr  ;    a 
sate,  wise  <«■  learned  man  ;  a  so. 
phisi,  deceiver,  impostor  ;    a  dis- 
putant, urmter.    j(.  pi.  ao(f,iaTitv. 
£o^('icA>)(,  -/«{  -ot«,  »,  Sophocles,  a 
nian'i  name.     lu^ucXt?,  d.  lin. 
cont. 
£o';>A<,  ->),  -ii-,  ujite,  learned;  skil- 
ful ;  sage,  prudent,  discreet,  sa- 
gacious. 
Zo^'iui    -w,   f.    -W7W,    p.    atoififiwicn, 
(fr.  Ia«t)  to  make  wise,  instruct, 
mhgblcn, 
£o'/.u(,  (fr.  same)  wisrly,  prudent- 
ly, skilfully. 
XoipwTio'^i,  -a,  -ov,  romp,  of  trmpo^ 
wise;    cl.   sin.   i^o'/iwr/'py — io- 
ifiuriiTof,  Slip. 
Z<(w,  Poet,    for  itui^u).  3  pi.  pres. 
•ub.  act.  ff6u)iTi. 
5\J 


to  move,  stir,  rouse ;  to  put  to 
^fiight,  rout,  drive  away.  Sdo/ioi 
ffoC/iat,  to  flee,  run  away;  to 
hasten,  hurry,  rush. 
S-ui(^w,  f.  -tau,  Dor.  -i^w,  (fr. 
ffuau)  to  draw)  to  draw  off,  pluck, 
strip. 
Sirji'uiv,  -(Svoj  and  -diro;,   b,  (fr. 

(fTa'u  to  draw)  a  tunuch. 
^TaSuivi^ui,   f.    -tahi,    (fr.   last)   to 

make  a  eunuch,  castrate. 
ZzadaXdui,  same  as  anaOdui 
STTafla'picrxo;,    -ov,  b,  (fr.  oitdo)  to 

draw)  a  veil. 
ZrraQdu)  -w,   (fr.   aTrdOn  a  part  of  a 
loom)  to  press  the  wift  together, 
weave;  to  crowd;  pile,  heap  to- 
gether ;    to   use  more  weft  than 
necessary ;    to   waste,   squander^ 
lavish,  consume  ;  to  impair,  ?nakt 
decay. 
Tnddri,->]g,  1/,  a  rod,  wand;  a  stick, 
ladle ;    a   sword ;    an  oar ;    tht 
'^rccd  in  a  loom  which  presses  the 
weft  together ;    a  spatula;    the 
fruit  of  the  palm  tree. 
Srafluori,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  cont 

of  axaddui. 
STTQipw,  same  as  aa-iralpoi. 
Sira'Art^,  -uKOi,  b,  (fr.  ffirau)  to  draw' 

a  mole. 
riraXf/f,  iEol.  for  oraAtij,  2  a.  par, 

pass,  of  oTiWdi. 
^TtaXvaaofiai,  (perhaps  fr.  tjirapda- 
aui  to  tear)  to  be  mangled,  torn, 
pulled  asunder  ;  to  leiiet,  be  riot- 
ous or  disorderly  ;  to  be  disturb- 
ed, agitated,  convulsed. 
ZTTavia,  -ai,  n,  same  as  avdvti, 
Hiraiia,  -ai,  /;,  Spain. 
Sran'^w,  f.  -tau),  p.  coTrdviKa,  (fr. 
GTuidi  rare)  to  want,  be  in  want 
of;  to  become  rare  or  scarce ;  to 
diminish,  fail.   per.    ind.    pass. 
laTidviafiai.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  cona- 
vlad>)v. 
t,iTdvioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.   next)   rare, 
precious,  scarce;  scanty,  deficient. 
Zzdvti,  -lof,  Att.  -£u){,  ('/,  and  S»r«- 
»'i(5t^?,-F;ros,i'(,(fr.<Trrui'i«  scarce) 
rarity,  scarceness,  scarcity,  want. 
Y.Tavic6rivat,  1  a.  inf.  [)ass.  of  <rjru- 

'Lnnviux;,  (fr.  aitdnof  rare)  rarely, 
sel/lom,  scarcely. 

Zirnrd;,  -ov.  b,  rare. 

Xff'jf,  oiT'ikif,  h,  I'l,  ( Persian)  a  dog. 

"LTdpayfia,  -Srof,  rd,  (fr.  avapnoatii 
to  tear)   a  piece  torn  iff,  frag 
mrnt. 

SiT'/piv/zif,  -or,  b,  (fr.  name)  o 
tearing,  rending,  mangling  ;  dis- 
traction. 

Xnnpdaaui,  -ttu,  f.  -feu,  p.  -X''; 
((ifrhapH  fr.  nndm  to  draw,  iiiirl 
apiioBin  In  rut)  to  Inn  rule,  tear, 
mangle,  butcher;  to  convulse, 
distra'-t.  agitate,  disturb,  1  a. 
act.  iml.  tardpa^ii'  pur.  oTT'ipd- 
(ti,  -nua,  -an.  per.  ind,  pa.sii. 
fffirnpriy/ini. 

Zraoyavli^io,  f.  -T<7iu,p.  iirrrnpydi'tKa, 
(fr.  oTtcinyiiyii'  •>  Rwidilline  haml) 
to  wrap  in  swail'Uini;  ctulheji, 

inanyifhai,  -aaa,  -av,  I  a.  pvr, 
art.  of  laxt. 

(521) 


swaddling  clothes,  a  bandage. 

Sirapyaidu)  -a),  f.  -wtrui,  p.  cairapyd 
vuiKa,  {fr,  last)  to  wrap  in  swad- 
dling clothes.  1  a.  ind.  act.cffjrnp- 
ydviaaa.  per.  ind.  pass,  icr-aapyd- 
luifinf  par.  CffTrapyni'dJ/iii'Oi. 

ZTTupydd)  -w,  to  swell,  be  extended 
as  a  breast  with  milk  ;  to  covet, 
desire,  lust. 

STTupyi'),  -("if,  fi,  (fr.  last)  the  un- 
easiness of  milk  in  the  breast, 
desire  of  suckling  ;  lust,  appetite. 

Zirapiopii,  -as,  >;,  Sparedra,  a  wo- 
nian^s  name. 

STToptlS,   -U^ll,  -iv,  n.  pi.  -p/l'TEf,  2 

a.     par.    pass.  —  Sirapvi   3   sin. 
2  a.  sub.  pass.  ofcTrcipoi. 
Sffupi'^w,  (fr.  ciraipii)  to  gasp)  same 

as  uaTTiiipu). 
Srrapiof, -i), -oc,  (fr.  o-Tai'of  scarce) 

rare,  scarce,  few. 
T-ndpos,  -ov,  b,  a  sea  fish,  gilthead  ; 

a  kind  of  crab. 
X-rrdpTT],  -IS,  ht  Sparta,  name  of  a 

city. 
Srupn'ov  or  'ZtrdpTiov,  -ov,  and 
^■ndpTov,  -ov,  TO,  and  ^-rrdpros, 
-ov,  b,  (fr.  oTTou)  to  draw,  or  fr. 
cTTtlpiji  to  sow)  Spanish  broom  ; 
or  a  kind  of  rush  from  which 
ropes  are  made,  Sparlo  ;  a  rope, 
cord^  string. 
XtrapTol,  -wi',  o(,  (fr.  cireipui  to  sow) 

an  cpilhetofthc  Thcbans. 
Xirapro-irdXios,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  cirnp- 
Tos  scattered,  and   noXibs   gray) 
sprinkled  with  gray  hairs,  grow- 
ing gray,  gray-haired. 
'Eiraprds,  ->),  -ov,  (fr.  avcipw  to  sow) 
sown,  scattered  ;    sprung  from, 
descended  or  derived. 
T-rrnaniiei'os,  1  a.  par.  mid.  — Xvd- 
an',  lull,  for  ia-naatv,  3  sin.   1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  avdui. 
Y.TTd(riia,  -dros,  to,    and    Sffoffjidf, 
-of',  b,  (fr.  inrdu)  to  draw)  an  un- 
sheathing,   druiving ;    a    drawn 
sword;    a    convulsion,     contrac- 
tion, spasm,  sprain;  n  rent, frac- 
ture ;    a  piece,  fragment ;    dis- 
traction, agitation. 
Zndrnyyos,   -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  Si'a- 

urchin. 
StutuA(i'w.-(3,  f,  -I'lau),  p.  cantiTdXij- 
Kii,(fr.l\c\t)lolii:e  extravaga  ntly, 
luxuriously  or   vntuptuously ;    to 
induli;c,  riot,  pamper,  pros.  par. 
net.    (T?r<iT(iX/iuii'   -ilr,    1    a.    Hid. 
act.  caniiTiiXiiau. 
SrnTuXr;,    -ns,    I'h    {^''-    OiraOdu)    lo 
s()iniid<T)     a    bowhnot,    frinee, 
flounce  ;    luxury,  extravagance  ; 
lUlicaries,  deliuhtu, 
liriiTiiXaaa,  n.  sin.  fern.  cont.  par. 

pri'S.  act.  of  iTjr(ir(iX(/ui. 
y^ndrtios,  -n,  -oi',  (fr.  oir<iro(  a  hide) 

made  of  leiiihrr,  leiilhcrn. 
i;7r'ir(X»;,  -Tif,  fi,  excrement,  ordure; 
or{fr.  n<'.vl)  the  pairings,  cuttings 
or  refuse  of  hides, 
ILndroi,  -10^  -0115,  rli,   (W.  owdiii  to 

draw)  a  hide,  skin,  leather. 
i;ir.(ri}w  -<i,   (fr.   I.ixl)  '»   work  in 

leather,  mnnufncture  hides. 
Siro'w  -Wi   f-   cndaio,  (1,    lanaKn,   to 
draw,    drag,   pull ;    to    attract, 


lUE 


lUl 


mo 


tirau' to ;  to  ronlrnct,  nhrink  ;  to]      In  into  nitiancf,  rnlify  n  Iniilij, 
ejrtract,  liraw  out,   un.ihcalh ;  to.      iiinke  prace.  1  a.  iiid.  art.  tairci- 
pliirk,    tear;    to    xwh,    inihihr,]      irn.  per.  ind.  mid.  /<7jr.)i(Vi. 
drink.     Ird'o^Kii  -u)/iii(,  to  tvU/i~  '^nds,  -/of  -oPf,  ri,  n  riiif,  cavern. 


draw,    rrlire  ;    to   join,     attach, 
til.  1  n.  niul.  iiid.  tavnanittiv,  -ui, 
-aro'  par.  cirofTdfict'Oi 
Jteio,    Kctns.    for   anio.  Ion.    for 


lien.   g.   sill.    loii.   pmint,   d.    pi 
aniat,  Ion.  and  Pool,  avi'iiaai, 

SiTtpm'oS,  -tO{  -OUf,  Ti,     (fr.    OTTtipu) 
lO  sow)   .«ffrf, 


(rirof',  pros.  impr.  mid.  ofaitifiai,  Sr/p;i(j,  -Srui,  ri,  (fr.  same)  scff/; 


Poet,  for  tiro^.ii. 
Sirtioj,  -to(  -ois,  T&,  Poet,  for  (rircrf?. 
IrtiO'i,  -«f ,  ';,  o  iirenth,  twis',  winrl- 

ing  or  r»i7  of  a  rope  or  serpent ; 


offiipnne;,  poxtdili/,  n.  pi.  ffir/p 
ixnrn.  d.  pi.  OTTipij<iai. 
^vripaalru),   (fr.   oveipio  to  sow)    ^< 
produce  or  iv/i.fp  sie/,  propii^ntr. 


a  cnhlr,  rope;  a  tt-reath,  band  or' Zntofiaat  or  -orii,  d.  pi.  —  Y-aipiio 
twixlcd   lure;    cokes,    6a/cer's   or       ri,    d.    sin. — YnipjjaTOi,    g. — 
paxlri/   u'ork  twilled;    a  cohort,       YTnomirwv.  s.  v\.  ot  anioiut 


band,  troop  o/soliliers. 

Xirclpai,  inf.  — Yinlpiis,  par.  1  a. 
act.  —  Urcipciv,  pres.  inf.  act.  — 
SiTd'oiiSi  -pi I,  2  and  3  sin.  pres. 
ind.  act.  —  yiircipcTiu,  3 sin.  pres. 
ind.  pass.  —  SjTsi'pr;,  3  sin.  pres. 
suh.  act.  — 'Zvcipiifjct'os,  -rj,  -or, 
par.  pres.  pass.  —  Sra'/joviri,  3 
pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  o{  oTvdpu). 

Srrin>;,^oi',  (fr.  a-cipa  a  bund)  i;i 
troiips  or  compnniex. 

^vupov,-ov,Ti,  (fr.  same)  a  wreath, 
band,  /diet,  .irarf,  veil  ;  a  t'"n 
coat,  ragx  ;  a  sail ;  a  coil  ofrnpe. 

Tirtipw,  f.  BTTCpia,  p.  iairapKa,  to  soir, 
set,  plant;  to  propagate,  oreed ; 
to  scatter,  sprend,  disseminate.  1 
a.  act.  ind.  laittipa'  inf.  avt7- 
paf  par.  mnipni,  -ana,  -av,  2  a. 
ind.  act.  laTTapov,  -r f ,  -c.  2  f.  ind. 
act.  ir-iipu>.  pres.  ind.  act.  avci- 
pofitt.  per.  pass.  ind.  ta-rrapjiai, 
-aai,  Taf  par.  eo-npfiit'oi,  -ri, 
'ov.  2  a.  pass.  ind.  canSpiii',  -tji, 
•tf  sub.  oTTapd,  -tjf,  -?;•  par.  uttu- 
pci'?.  per.  ind.  mid.  iairopa. 

XTTtipwv,  -ovaa,  -ov,  g.  -povroi,  d. 
-poiTi,  par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 
Subs,  a  sov.er. 
"ZirtiBrii,  inf.  —  SrrciVa?,  -aira,  av. 
par.  1  a.  act. — 'T.Trti'taaBai,\nf. 
—  STruc-ff^tyoy,  par.  1  a.  mid.  of 

CTlvfiU). 

SirtiVavr',  Ion.  for  carrclaavTo,  3  pi. 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  — TvtianaKt,  Ion. 
and  Poet,  for  I'crirucc,  3  sin.  1  a. 

ind.  act Xirtiffw,  1  f.  ind.  act. 

of  same. 

Zrfiu,  -i5o5  -ovi,  {/,  Speio,  a  wo- 
man's name. 

XirU^ov,  -01),  TO,  (fr.  Lat.  specu- 
lum, a  looking  glass)  a  looking 
glnss,  mirror. 

2n-ti:>o7roidj,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  last,  and 
rou'o)  to  make)  a  maker  of 
mirror.t. 

^vcKtv^iiTuin,  -upof,  b,  (fr.  Lat. 
speciiUiir.r,  a  spy)  a  valchcr,  spy, 
senlinel.  a.  (TTrrKoi'Arfrojpo. 

XrfXieo;  and  TT/Xtflo;,  -ov,  b,  ex- 
crement, ordure,  dung 


YTTtpjiiiruiv,  g.  pi.  of  airipjin 


2.Trcpfi(tTtit,   -ai,    I/,    (fr.    avtipu)  to 
sow)  a  sowing,  something  sown, 
seed,  corn. 
XrcpitnTi^ui,    (fr.    san)c)    to    yield 
S(ed, unpreannte.  XTrfp/auTi'^o^ni, 
to  recline  seed,  bretd. 
tncpfinr'iKAi,    -ri,  -dv,     (fr.    same) 
producing  .<!ced,  fruitftd;    spcr- 
mati«,  of  seed,  ferlilizin  » 
Sn-fp/ioXrfyo'-,  -01),  I),  }),  (fr.  airfpiiii 
seed,  and  X/yw  to  collect)  pick- 
ing up    seeds;    collecting   tahf, 
spreading  reports  ;  an  idler,  bab- 
bler, gossip. 
'S.Trtp')(du^,  -uca,   -tv,    1    a.    par. 

pass,  of  (7!T-fo;Yu. 
XTrcp-)(yui,  -t],  -hv,  (fr.  next)  quick, 
speedy  ;     hastening,    hvrrfjing, 
rvshing  ;      assiduous,     diligent, 
ea  rnest. 
'^TTfp^^d),  to  vish,  long  for,  desire, 
expect  anxiously  ;  to  huiTij,  has- 
ten,  urge,  drive;  to  press  upon, 
assail.      'S.-rTlp')(^opiat,   to  Jhe,   run 
away  ;    to  he  angry,  rage,  fret. 
1  a.  ind.  pass.  c(n;ip-)(8riv. 
Xirtpw,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  tnrfipo). 

STrff,   2   sin STrfrt,   2  [il.   2  a. 

impr.  act.  ofavn^t. 
TrtlaQat,  pres.  inf.  mid.  of  o-iT(5/<a(, 

Bopot.  for  'i-Kofiai. 
S7r£iJ(5tt,  3  sin.   pres.   ind.   act.  — 
'S,-Kci?oi,  3  sin.  pros.  opt.  act.  — 
S7r£i'i5oi'7'  for  X7rci)^o-,irn,  a.  sin. — 
Sirti'^ovrcf, n. -^oiru? , a.  pi. pres. 
par.   act. — "Z-ncv^iovrt,  Dor.  for 
circvl'ovat,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
STTfiJt^co,  f  (TTTjriTw,  to  hmg  for,  de- 
sire, tvish  ;  to  urge,  press  fvnrnrd, 
hnslen,  burn/,  make  haste,  pres. 
impr.    net.    aTreih,    -frui.    impf 
ind.  act.  fVir£u6ov.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
ia-ntvaa'  impr.  a7r£r<7oi',-rt'Tacpar. 
CTHvanq.  per.  ind.  mid.  fnrrovbn. 
"L-na'fiiiijnf,  Dor.    for  airtvi^uiinv,  1 
pi.  pre;-,  sub.  act.  —  Xrtuirnj,  n. 
pi.    -o-arrfc,    1    a.    par.    net.  — 
X-^ihaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of  last. 
Stt/id   or  Xirw,  f.  ori'iau)  for  icvui, 

Poet,  for  fVu),  to  speak, 
^riii  or  Xireii,  d.  sin.  Ion.  of  aveiis 


YvtMi,  -J|,  -il',  (fr.  satn«)  thick, 

solid,  rinse,  compact. 
Xn-i^ii,  -m,  ,),  (fi.  citi^u)  to  chirp) 

11  little  bird  like  a  sparrow. 
Xnt^(o,  (|)erliaps  fr.  nmii,)  to  draw) 

to    rj-pund,    slretrh    out,    extend, 

lengthen  ;  also  to  chirp. 
XvidiififiTof,  -a,  -ov,  same   as  cni- 

Oti^tioM}^. 
SjriOij/it),  -r/s,  II,  a  span. 
IjriOd/iidTas,  -a,  -ov,  same  as 
Zi:ibiiiiwfriSf-to(-ovi,  b,  I/,  (fr.  otri- 

Uiiiii;  a  span)  a  span  long,  nine 

inches  long. 
X  TriAcoi' A  a  Twp,    -upof,    b,   (fr.   Lat. 

spiciilalor)  a  spearman. 
YTTi^iivtaatv,  d.  pi.  Inn.  of 
XttiXi!?,  -uc^os,  i;,  (fr.  next)  o  rock, 

sunk  rock ;    also   a  storm,  tem- 
pest, n.  pi.  ffnXo'iUf. 
SjrrXaf,  -or),  b,  a  spot,  stain,  mark  ; 

a  viole,  freckle  ;  the  liprosy ;  also 

a  rock. 
STTiXrfio   -C),   f.    -wffu),  p.   fciri'Xaxrn, 

(fr.  last)  to  spot,  slain,  hUil,dcJile. 
Stti'Xw/iu,  -liroi,  rb,  (fr.  last)  «  spot, 

sliiin,  blot. 
Tirli'iiicii,    -(0<r,  Att.    -toif,    i%    a 

sciirce  and  strange  bird. 
5;Tii'0«f  or  Xmi'Tpiif,  -iixuc,  o,  (fr. 

oTirOiip  a  spark)  a  sprtrk  ofjire. 

n.  pi.  airivOpiiKis 


l'7r/i^c<7«c.  Ion.  for  foTcvi^t,  3  s'm.\Tvri'Sntov,-ov,Tb, a  cave, cavern, dm. 

impf.    ind.    act.  —  STrcv^d/itfos,   £rr;7Xoyf, -vyyoj,  i,  same  as  last. 

pres.  par.  pass,  of  XTr^Xujvr?,  -wi',    oi,    (fr.   <r7riX«f  a 

It/ii5(/),  f.  aviiata,   to  pour  out  fey       stone)    stepping  stones  used  in- 

drops ;    to   make    a    lihntion  or       stead  of  a  bridge. 

drink  offering  ;  to  sacrifice,  n/Ter.   ■Zrriitt,  same   as  a-nioi   for  /ttw,   to 

tvheofint,  to  give  one''s  self  up  \      upeak 


to,  exert,  laf)Our,  he  irpent  or  ejc- 
luiusted  for ;  to  make  a  league, 
covenant  or  agreement  vnth,  en- 


Sirii'iK,  -/of -oi)?,  b,  fi,  {fr.  avl^ui  to 
extend)    spacicnis,  large,   great, 
extended,  spread. 
(522) 


STrn'OdoWtf,    -uv,    a'l,    (fr.    next) 

sparks  ofjire. 
YfTivOiip,  -tjpog,  b,  a  spark  ofjire. 
Xir/rof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  trtrl^uj  to  chirp) 

a  sparrow. 
SirXii)';^rf^u),  (fr.  ottKuyX^'"'"  '^* 
bowels)  to  sacrifice  the  entrails  ; 
to  iHstrihute,  partake  or  iniile  to 
the  sacrifice.  X-n^ny^vl^oiint,  to 
he  moved  with  pity  or  compassion, 
yearn.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  tiTzXay- 
XviaOtiv,  -rjs,  -i;. 
Y.T:\ny')(xnnfl{ii,  -uaa,-h,  par.  I  a, 

pass,  of  last. 
5;7rX(iy;^i'i(r/j(>f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  o 
sacrifice  or  prirlaking  of  tlw.  en- 
trails ;  pity,  compassion, 
'ZK'Xnyxvov,  -ov,  rd,   more  usually 
plural,  (fr.  oTrXrh',  Dor.  foro-TrXf;)' 
the  milt  or  spleen)  a  bowel,  gnt 
or  iiita^line.     T(<  mr\iiy"\yii,  the 
houels,  heart,  /I'wr  and  lungs ;  the 
bowels  of  compassion,  trndrr  af- 
fection, pity,    love,    covimisera- 
tion. 
Tir'^nyxvoijiayni:,  -ov,  o,  >',  (fr.  last, 
and  ijidyu)  to  cat)  eating  entrails. 
XtXi?i'5s,  -ov,  o,same  as  th.  am?ii{. 
SirXr)!',  <rrrX>7idf,  b,  the  mill,  spleen, 
Sff/iyyof,  -01),  0,  and  X-nuyyia,  -nf, 
>;,  (perhaps  fr.    rmiw   to  draw,  ■ 
and  {lypov  moisture)  a  sponee. 
Xroyyw^^f,  -/of  -omj,  b,  f),  (fr.  last) 

sponsy,  porous,  like  sponge. 
Tvnhivoi,  -n,  Dor.   for  'Srafn'vri';, 
-ov,    0,    (fr.    (TTToi'ilf   ashes,    and 
ti'iv?;  a  bed)  who  lies  and  sletps 
in  ashes. 
SttoA/o)  -a,   (fr.   triro^is  ashes)  to 
oirru'helm  n-ith  hot  ashes,  sprin- 
kle vith  ashes  ;  to  cleanse,  puri- 
fy ;  to  heat,  strike,  pMind,  kill ; 
to  have  connexion  v:ith  a  female. 
Yrrociii,  -St:,  f/,  (fr.  same)  ashes. 
2ro6('((i>,    f.     -too),    (fr.    same)  to 


ino 


2TA 


2TA 


drets  wilh  ashes,  roast  in  the 
ashes  ;  to  burn  to  ashes ;  to  in- 
cline to  an  ash  colour  ;  to  coha- 
bit. 
Tlnoiociini,  -ios  -oDj,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same, 
and  (iios  likeness)  of  or  like 
ashes. 
'ZiToSbi,  -ov,  0,  ashes,  embers,  dust, 

cintlers, 
!S~o^(>u»  -(5,  f.  -ijtijiti,  p.  tu~6bii>Ka^ 
(fr.  last)  to  cover,  sprinkle  with 
nshes  ;  to  reduce  to  ashes,  pres. 
ind.  pass,  a-oidofiai.  1  a.  ind. 
ni:d.  caTToiuiadiirii'. 
SzuXhJ,  -at'oj,  0,  a  leathern  coat  or 

cloak. 
Sn-oX^,  Dor.  for  (7toX>;. 
XirdXta,  -j>v,  tu,  (fr.  a^rdio  to  pluck 
otf )  wo  >l  plucke<l  off  sheep' s  legs. 
Xxu/ioi,  Dor.  or  Poet,  for  tTo^ui, 
see  t'lruj.   par.    pres.   mid.   aird- 
ftevoi. 
27roi'"a{,  a.  pi.  of  (TKovSn 
Z-ovOilov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  next)  a  cup 
for  tihations,  bowl,  pan  or  censer, 
JiKov^i),-tii,  I'l,  (fr.  !rirfii5u  to  make 
a  libation)  a  drink  offering,  Uha- 
ti'jn  ;  a'l  (TTJi'oui,  a  truce,  treaty, 
eoienant,  peace, 
^irot'ioipdooi,  -ov,  i,  f/,  (fr.  last,  and 
(iiodi   to   bear)    wlio    carries    lite 
lihatiim,  a  priest  ;  a  truce  bearer, 
hembl. 
Zrrdi'ODXoi,  -ov,  o,  a  knucMc  or  joint 

of  the  bark  bnne  ;  a  bnllot. 
Xrooii,  -ai,  li,  (fr.  airiipui  to  sow)  a 
sovmtg,    seed    sown  ;    seed,  off- 
spring, young,  progciy. 
Xropu!,-ut'o',,  'o,!i,  (fr.  same)  sown, 
srMllered,di.''ppTsed,  dimeminatefl. 
iTjpti's,  -/oj  -uvi,  h,  (fr.    same)  a 

s'lwer. 
Zirootfiof,  -ov,  0,  fi,  (fr.    same)  that 
7n//y    be  or   t-t  used  to  be  sown, 
arnfiU,    sown.      lr<!pi/iu,    snwn 
places,  corn  yields. 
T-i>pof,-ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  sowing  ; 

nrr.d  s'liim,  •'eed. 
Xviout,  Dor.  for  airipov,  g.  of  last. 
Zv'w,   pros.  impr.  mid.  of  atrd/iat, 

P(M;t.  fir  iTtOfi'jt. 
Xwiv.  (Scythian)  an  rye. 
yiirivcii^ovTC{,  n.  pi.  par.  prea.  act. 

of 

Xrovfiili^Uff.  -uirutp.  c9nov^aKa,{ft. 

oTiiv?ifi    haste)    to    make  h'lslr, 

hurry,     hasten  ;    to    ulrive,   tuke 

pai'is,  endeavour  •  to  offict,   aim 

at,  ilrsirt,  purxne,  xeek  uftrr  ;  In 

yiifmr,  mdr  uiilh,  rtlcrm,  re^nrtl, 

court ,   be  anxious,  ta^cr  or  zc'd- 

ous  lor  ;  to  he  iirimis,  in  earnest, 

nprnk  or  act  wilh  ernvity. 

Xvnvfiiitoi,  •n,-nv,  (fr.  name)  carr- 

ful,    ledulout,    ilili/frnt  ;     goo'L, 

wfirthi/,    virtuous  ,  jirnisrii-orthy, 

cnmtnendii'iU ;  skilful,  artirr.in- 


pi.  1  a.  impr.  act. — Sjrouidffo),  1 
f.  ind.  act.  — T.TTOvidaniitev,  1  pi. 
1  a.  sub.  act.  of  airovid^u). 

Xnoviri,  -f/s,  ri,  and  Dor.  X-rroviii, 
(fr.  aiTcviu}  to  hasten)  haste, 
speed;  care,  diligence,  earnest- 
ness ;  anxiety,  zeal  ;  party,  fac- 
tion ;  worth,  virtue  ;  gravity,  se- 
riousness. 

Xnoviij,  (d.  of  last)  quicMy,  speed- 
ily ;  diligently,  carefully,  aiuc- 
iously,  earnestly,  zealously  ;  with 
diffcuUy,  scarcity  ;  gravely,  se- 
riously. 

SrrupuOi'u,  -as,  >'i,  and  XripaOos,  -ov, 
b  or  )/,  and  Smpuj,  -dioi,  Ij, 
goafs  dung. 

STupJf,  -tios,  li,  a  bashet.  d.  a-avpiSi' 
pi. 


pi.  g.  axvpiiwi''  a.  tTTTupi^as. 
S-ui,  Poet,  for  £rw,  see  (r-(5/iat.  2 

a.  ind.  act.  Zotiov. 
XraytTii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ora'^w  to  tric- 
kle) a  drop. 

Xrayiov,  -ov,   ri,   the  mark   s"  for 

six. 
Smywi',  -uvos,  b,  (fr.  crd^ui  to  trie 

kle)  a  drop. 
Xraialoi,  same  as  aTiiSio^. 
Sraiiuioj,  -ov,  b,  r;,   (fr.   'i(rrrijti  to 

stand)  stamling,  pitched,  set. 
Xraitoipoftiui  -(3,  f.  -iiooi,   (fr.  ard- 

iioii,  a  race  course,  and  ipifios  a 

race)  to  engage  in  a  race,  run  a 

race. 
ZraSto^poftoi,  -ov,  b,i),  (fr.  same)  a 

runner,  racer. 
Sm'oiov,    -ov,  rd,  and  YrdStos,  -ov, 

b,  (fr.    iGrtjui   to  stand)  a  race 
course  ,"  a  Jurlnng. 

Sraoiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  stunrt. 

it'g  fast,  Jirm,   slctdy,  compact, 

united  ;  ^trnii^ht  and  long. 
Xrd^ovTa,  a.  sin.    pres.   par.  act. 

of 
Ir«'^u,  f.  -f(i),  to  drop,  trickle  down, 

drip;  to  moisten,  wet,  bedew;  to 

instil,  infuse. 
SriiOfif,  -fiffu,  -It',   p.  -OivToi,  a. 

-Oivra,  n.    pi.   -Oitrts,   1  a.  par. 

pass,  of  'larriitt. 
XriiOif,  Rccot.  Sync,  for toT(£fl;)(r(iv, 

3  pi.  I  a.  ind.  pass,  of  same. 
SruOtpAv, -«,  -bi',  (Ir.  (TT(fu)Or7(7ri/;ii 

to  stand)  slundiiig  firm,  stin/ly  ; 

mendim,  hot,  vunt,  scorrlting. 
Xrafiri,   3  sin.   1    a.   sub.   pass.  — 

SruOi)ra(,  1  a.  inf.  pass — XrnO,)- 

aofiat,  -fi,  -cr<ii,ind.  TrfiOifOiaOiti, 

inf.  1  r.   pass.  —  XraOi,  Dor.  for 

ariiOt,  2  a.  impr.  art.  ofrori/jji. 
XruO/iii,    -a(,   i.    Dor.    for    ardO- 

XroOfiiliii  -ia,  and  XTaOiido/im 
-u/i'ii,  (fr.  crdOjin  a  mason's 
ruin)  to  work  or  measure  by  n 
rule;  to  v:r\i;h;  la  think,  consi 


XTdOjAiov,    -OV,    ri,    (fr.  next)  a 

weight  ;  a  balance,  scales. 
Xradfibi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  'iarrifii  to  stand) 
a  stable,  stall,  fold  ;  a  cot,  cabin, 
cottage  ;  a  station,  post,  stage  ; 
a  doorpost,  pillar ;  a  weight  ;  a 
balance,  pair  of  scales  ;  inter- 
vening space,  distance,  d.  sin. 
araOixio,  d.  pi.  Ion.  aradno^ai. 

XraOfiovxoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
{;^(d  to  have)  one  who  keeps  a 
station  or  inn ;  an  innkeeper, 
host,  entertainer. 

Sro9o{,  -aoi  -ous,  To,Dor.for  oTtiOoi. 

Xralfjc^,  aratre,  araltv,  Att.  Sync, 
lor  araitiniv,  -t]Te,  -rjoav,  pi.  '2  a. 
opt.  act.  of  "larrijit. 

SroTs",  and  Xruii,  -airoi,  ri,  dough. 

XraKTri,  -ijj,  i;,  (fr.  next)  a  drop  ; 
the  juice  or  gum  of  a  certain  tree 
or  shrub  ;  oil  of  cinnamon  or 
myrrh  ;  cdoes. 

SriiKTOf,  -)),  -OK,  (fr.  ord^ti)  to  drop) 
dropping,  distilling,  oozing. 

Sro'Xu,  -as,  a,  Dor.  for  ori/Ai?. 

YraXayfibs,  -ov,  o,  (fr.  neyt)  a  drop- 
ping, dislillrttion,  oozing. 


drr,  drlihrratr,  conjecture  ;  to  es 
grnioui ;  Ifriivc,  nrriOw.    Coinp.        timatr,  rompnir, 
awoviaiiripof,  Alt.   B»rjiji5ai/crc-| SmO/ifi'/jfi-ov,  Dor.  for  araOiiodiu 
poi.  vof,  pres.  par.  runt,  of  aruO^/o- 

XnoviaiSraTof,  -i;,  'ow,  sup.  ofiant.!      //ai,  for  <tr(iO(i>i'o/i<ii. 

XnoviaioTipiof,  ami  Sffiui^'iior/'pnj,! STn'O/zij,  .17s,  /(,  (fr.  wroin  losliind) 
(fr.  comp.  of  aiTovfiiini)  morr^  a  ulnndnrd,  mr'isurr  ;  a  mason' » 
diliiffnltii,  rarnr»lti/  or  linslHy,  or  rarprnfe'''  rule  ;  a  rule,  plumb 

Iir»i)^'(/««,  (fr.  tuovCii'iof  dilii(cnt)|     rtde ;  a  murk,  goal. 

diligently,  tarnrstly,  trri'iitsly.       Sn/O^i/iJw,    f.   -lout,    (fr.     Ia«t)    to 

Xfauhaaov,  'i  sin.  -•  l^irat^n'aart,  2|      mtasurr,  weigh,  hidance. 

(W3) 


SraAa'^u,',  f.  -a'^'w,  and  "ZraXdo)  -(3, 
(fr.  ardi^ij)  to  drop)  to  drop,  drip, 
trickle  down,  distil  ;  to  moisten, 
bedew, 

Sr(jX/irai,2  a.  inf.  pass,  of  (rr/XXo). 

SraXi^,  -Kos,  b,  (fr.  arddi  for'toTniii. 
to  stand)  n  hunter's  pole  or  forked 
stake  for  supporting  the  toils  ; 
a  peg,  pin. 

Xruftci',  Poet,  for  ariiiat,  2  a.  inf. 
act.  of  'Lgtijixi. 

Xrajiiv,  -ii'of,  ii,  (fr.  (orrj^t  to 
stand)an  upright  timber  support- 
ing the  deck,  fooi-stocks  of  a  ship. 

Xrafivos,  -ov,  b  or  ^,  a;t  urn,  jar, 
pot,  pitcher. 

Xti'h',  Ion.  for  iarav,  which  RoBOt. 
Sync,  for  iarriaav,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  larrjiti. 

Srdfcufit?,  Dor.  and  iEol.  for  ard- 
iotiev,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  Xrn- 
^oiai.  Dor.  and  ..T^ol.  (ijr  ard- 
^oi'(n,3pl.  1  f.   ind.  act.  of  oru- 

^-. 

Srodra,  Ion.  for  rffrniirn,  pi.  neiit. 
of  coTdihi,  -droi.  Ion.  Cras.  for 
fffniicuij,  -6Tiii,  prr.  par.  act.  and 

Snif,  mas. — Xriia,  lor  araaa,  fcm. 

— Xray,  lienl j.  ^rdrroi,  par. 

2  a.  act. — Xrdaii,  Dor.  for  ari'/dTj, 
2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of  ior>;/ii. 

Xrdtrci,  d.  sin.  Atl.  ront.  — Xrdaf 
wi,  1;.  sin.  Alt.  of  ardeii. 

Xriiotdi^u),  f.  -litru),  (fr.  ardan  an 
insurrection)  to  split  into  parties, 
dis'igrrr  ;  quarrel,  ili.ipulc ;  to 
raise  sedition,  mutiny,  rel>cl. 

TraffKiff/iAt,  -oT,  0,  (fr.  last)  an  in- 
surrrrtinn,  sedition,  disturbance, 
rxritrmrnt  to  rrhrllion. 

Srn'o/^nC,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  Inrriiii  to 
Ktaiid)  stationary,  set,  strn'ly, 
firm,  constant ;  at  rest,  qiiirl, 
still, 

Zriiatf,  -10$,  Alt.  -foif,/;,  (fr.  .Hnme) 
the  tut  of  nlnnding  ;  a  stand, 
post,  stnlinn  ;  stnhility,  firmness, 
conlinuanrr  ;  rest,  quirt;  state, 
condition,  nmslilulion,  tempera- 
ment ;  tumuli,  ri'il,  sedition,  in- 


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surrfrtion  ;  a  dam,  mound,  bank. 
a.  ffrrj'ffic. 
^Tuaiioitii,  -tof  -ovf,  i,  >';,  (fr.   last) 

se<liliou3,  riolous^   muttnuu.i^J'nc- 

tious. 
^TaauoTni,  -01),  i,  (fr.  same)  one  of 

the  aumr  fnrlwn,  a  purlizan  ;  a 

rioter,  mutineer. 
TrdaKtv,   Ion.  niul  Poet,  for  (itttj, 

3  sin.  i  11.  111(1.  act.  —  Zra'o-o^fji, 

Dor.  tor  (TTiia^fiiii,  1  f.  ind.  mid. 

—  Xrii'cTH),    Dor.  lor  ari'iau,   1  I". 

ind.  act.  ol"  larrjfii. 
Irari)p,  -rjpof,  6,  n  Stater ;  a  silver 

coin    equal     to     about    half    a 

crown    English  nioriey.    Also  n 

borrower     debtor,    a.    sin.    ara- 


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irarus,  -f),-iv,  (fr.  larrjfii  to  stand) 
sit,pl'tceit ;  stanilin;s:,  .itnticiiiari/  ; 
stalled,  stabled  ;  Jinn,  estahlinfird, 
appointed,  constituted  ;  slagnani, 
calm. 

Y,Tavfbi,  -ov,  l),  a  slake  fixed  in  the 
ground  ;  a  cro.ss,  pale. 

Iruuput'i'rai,  pass.  —  Yravpoilat, 
act.  3  pi.  com.  pros.  ind.  of 

Xravpouj  -U),  f.  -iiao>,  p.  caravpwKa, 
(fr.  aravpHf  a  cross)  to  crw.ify, 
fir  or  nail  to  a  cross  ;  to  mortift/, 
renounce.  1  a.  act.  ind.  carav- 
pu^oa'  par.  oravpw(Tai,  -arra,  -uv. 
per.  pass.  ind.  earaipianat,  -trni, 
-Tai'  par.  caravp^iiiiof,  -rj,  -ov 
1  a.  pass.   ind.  earavpwOijv,  -ijs, 

-I- 

TTavpuOfj,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass. 
'Eravptodijiiai,  1  a.  inf.   pass.  — 
Sraupwfl/^TO),   3  sin.   1   a.    impr. 
pass,  of  last. 

Travptoaai,  1  a.  inf.  act. — Yravpii- 
aavres,  n.  pi.  1  a.  par.  act.  — 
Xrui'puffov,  2  sin.  -p\iaaTt,  2  pi. 
1  a.  impr.  act. — Sraupojcrw,  -£if, 
-£(,  2  pi.  -otrt,  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
Sraup(i(ra)(7i  or  -oiv,  3  pi.  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of  same. 

Xravpiiiatftoi,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same) 
belonging  or  relating  to  the  cru- 
cifixion. 

SraupuKTij,  -los,  Att.  -cuis,  ^,  (fr. 
same)  a  crucifixion. 

Zrii^if,  -lof,  Att.  -/ii>;,  I/,  (perhaps 
fr.  arn^ii)  to  drop)  a  dried  grape, 
raisin. 

Xrai^t;,\;;, -i(f,  f/,  (fr.  last)  a  grape, 
bunch  of  grapes ;  the  uvula  or 
disease  of  the  uvula. 

Xra(pv\ri,  -Tig,  i),  (fr.  same)  (f  per 
pemlicular  or  plumb  tine  ;  a  lint 
daubed  with  red  or  black  for 
marking  work  ;  a  carpenter's 
line. 

ZradivXfjiji,  Ion.  d.  pi.  of  either  of 
last. 

XTa^avri,  -rii,  f/,  (fr.  'iarrjftt  to 
weigh)  a  balance. 

"Zrdxvai,  'LrdXL't,  Trn^vv,  cases  of 

'^rd^vi,  -uoi,  h,  (perli;ips  fr.  ort^  a 
rank)  an  ear  of  rnrn  ;  also,  a 
star  in  the  (constellation  virgo  ; 
*n  herb  like  horehound ;  a  man's 
name. 

Sr^u  <rru),  obs.  (irom  which  comes 

larriiti. 
Zrtd^u),  f.  -ieut,  (fr.  next)  to  fat- 
ten. 


Trfnp  -nroi,  ri,  fcU,   met,  tulloU)  ; 

also  dough, 
^redrdufjiiii,  -ovfiai,  f.  mid.  -loaoitai, 

(fr.  lust)  /()  grow  fit. 
Xrcyd^w,  I.  -iiff<j,  p.  eorlyaKa,  (fr. 
ariyu)    to  cover)   to  cover,  close, 
shut  ;  to  prop,  support. 
YlTcyaiii  and   Sync,   ^rcyvbi,  -i), 
-dt;   (fr.  same)  roofed,  covtred  ; 
covering,    sheltering  ;      compact, 
close,  firm  ;  staunch,  sound,  that 
ivitt  not  leak  ;  r<  served,  secret. 
J^rcyaarpU,  -Hog,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  fit 
for  coi  erinsi,  sliellering,  shading  ; 
covered, 
y^riyei,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of  ariyw. 
Zriyt],  -ij(,  t),  (fr.  ariyu)  to  cover) 
a  covering,  shade,  roof;  a  house; 
a  floor  or  story. 
Urtyibi,  -!),  -ov,  cont.  for  artynvdi. 
ilriyoncv,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  o( oriyu). 
Iriyos,  or  Tf'yuj,  same  as  ariyti. 
y^Ti'yu),  f.  -(u),  p.  ianya,    to  cover, 
hide,  conceal ;  to  shelter,  protect, 
defend;  to  contain,   hold  in,  not 
leak,    retain ;    to    bear,   endure, 
sustain,  siijffer.    per.   mid.   iare- 
ya. 
Xrf'yo)!',  -ovan,  -ov,    n.  pi.  -yovTti, 

[lar.  pres.  act.  of  last. 
Srfi'/^w,  to  tread  upon,  trample  ;  to 

thicken. 
JlrclXavTo,  Ion.  for  carctXavro,  3  pi. 

1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ariWw. 
Srci^Eirt,    -Of,   i),    (fr.     oTfAAw    to 
send )  the  socket  of  an  are,  into 
which  the  handle  is  driven. 
SrciXfoi',   and  Poet.  'SntXciov,  -ov, 
rd,  (fr.  same)  the  socket  or  handle 
of  an  axe, 
Tretvdpa'Oi,  -r;,-ov,  TrdvovTO,  Ion. 
for  crcvdijicvos,  pres.  par.  pass, 
and   torhovTo,  3  pi.   impf.  ind. 
pass,  of  crrfi'w. 
'Zriivig,  -ri,  -bv.  Ion.  for  orei'6s 
Srfn'os,    -£0f    -ovg,   rb,   (fr.  jTCvdg 
narrow)  a  narroiu  path  or  pas- 
sage ;  a  strait  or  difficulty  ;  anxi- 
ety, trouble,  distress, 
Sr£ii<!u,    STt/i'ui,    'Zreivumbg,  Ion. 

for  arhoij),  &c. 
Srti'o/ifr,   Poet,    for   arioptv.  Ion. 
for  arSpci',  1  pi.   2  a.  sub.    act. 
of  tsTripi, 
I,rdpa,  -ng,  Ion.  Src/pv, -ijf,  n,  {fr. 

orepfibg  firm)  the  keel  of  a  ship. 
TrtTpog,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  orrpen)  to  de- 
prive)  barren,  sterile  ;  not  hav- 
ing or  bearing  children, 
Trcip6o>  -u,  f.  -(iffo),    p.  tuTttpuiKa, 
(fr.  last)  to  make  barren  ;  to  be  or 
hecomc  barren. 
Xrtiyrtat,  Ion.     for   aTd->(ri,  3  sin. 
pres.  sub.  act.  —  Ytu^ov,  Ion. 
for  ierciYov,  impf.  ind.  act.  of 
Srn'yu,    f.    -fw,  p.  iare()^,i,  to  go, 
move,  advance  ;  to  move  in  or- 
der,    march  ;     to     walk,     step, 
mount. 
UriKylg,    and   Xr/Xtyyifj    -ii5of,  //, 

same  as  orXeyyig. 
SrtXfoi',  -ov,    rb,  and  XrtXtOf,  -ov, 

h,  same  as  arctXciv. 
TrrSf)(og,  -co;  -ovg,  rb,   (perhaps 
fr.  (Tr/XXo)  to  send)  a  trunk,  item, 
slock  of  a  tree. 
ZTtXJf,  -Hog,  ^,  misletoe. 
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2TB 

SrAXjr,  Dor.  for  ffrAXrii',  pre."), 
inf.  act. — aTiWecViii,  pres.  inf. 
pass. — ^TcWdpcvog,  -ii,-ov,  pur, 
pres.  jKiss.  of 

Xt/XX«,  t.  ariXw,  |).  /ffniX/ca,  to 
.send,  send  out,  drspulrh  ;  to 
lead,  brinii,  conduct  ;  to  urge, 
imjiel  ;  to  fit  out,  equip,  pro- 
vide ;  to  prepare,  set  in  order, 
marshal,  array  ;  to  ornament, 
adorn,  clothe,  dress  ;  to  contract, 
compress,  fold  up,  furl  ;  to  con- 
fine, restrain,  check,  curb  stop  ; 
XriWopai,  to  avoid,  wilhdraw  ; 
to  set  out,  go,  come,  go  upon  an 
expedition  ;  to  shrink,  shrivel  ; 
to  beumre  of  guard,  provide 
against  ;  to  hide,  conceal,  escape 
notice ;  to  extenuate.  1  a.  ind. 
act.     iVrfiXa.     2    f.    ind.    act, 

(TTuXo). 

Trc>povla,-ag,ii,  {fr.  last)  a  collar 

or  covering  to  defend  dogs, 
XtiXu),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  irr/XXu. 
Triplibj,  to  affront,  insult,   ijff'end, 

injure.     Also  for  aripdito. 
"Zrfppa,    -drag,   rb,    (fr.   aricfui)  to 
crown)    a   crown,   chuplel,  gar- 
land ;  a  veil ;  the  moss  or  down 
growing  on  trees  ;  a  stem  or  pe- 
digree,  pi.  arijtunra. 
T,Tip(pv'Xa,   -uiv,    ra,   (fr.  aratplg  a 
grape)    the    refuse    of   pressed 
grapes  or  olives, 
T.rifKJxi),    f.    -i/oj,    (fr.     crtlfiio     to 

trample)  to  move  about,  stir. 
Trivaypa,  -arog,  rb,  and  Srci-ny- 
/i()f,  -ov,  h,  (fr,  next)  a  groaning^ 
groan,  sigh. 
Srti'a^u,    f.    -d^io,     (fr.    crivo)    to 
groan)    to  groan,    moan,    sigh, 
lament,   pres.  impr.  act.  criia^c, 
-irti),  2   pi.  cTivd^trc,   1  a.  ind. 
act.  cariva^a, 
XrcvaKTog,    -i),     -bv,     (fr.     same) 
*  groaning     much  ;     lamentable, 

mournful. 
Srfvayi^c,    Ion.   for  earcvd^i^e,  3 

sin.  impf.  act.  of 
iTtva^l^io,  Poet,  for  Trivd^u  and 

-Vfu),  same  as  orcvd^n). 
Urtiio)  -u>,  f.  -i/ffu),  p.  £<7r/i'i7»:a,(fr. 
dTtvbg  narrow)   to  straiten,  nar- 
row, contract, 
tttrvdetg,  -taaa,  -tv,   (fr.   arlvu)  to 
groan)  groaning,  sighing;    la- 
mentable, mournful,   a,  sin.  crrc- 
vocvra, 
Srfi'oXftrYfw  -u>,  (fr.  arevbg  narrow, 
and  Xfaxt]  conversation,  th.  X/yu 
to  speak)  to  talk  about  trifics. 
trcvdnopOpog,  -ov,  h,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and  -iropOpbg  a  channel)  having  a 
narrow  channel. 
XrcvdTropof,  -ov,  b,  >'/,  (fr.  same,  and 

r/pif  a  boundary)  narrow. 
'Zrivmrbg,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and  o:rJ> 

a  hole)  a  narroiv  passage. 
Xrcrbg,    -fi,  -bv,  narrow,   confined, 
strait,  close  ;  squeezed,  compress- 
ed. 
Y.Tivdcni'ov,  -ov,  rb,   (fr.  last,  and 
c'^lia  a  sign)  a  narrow  facing  or 
border  ;    the   angusticlavium  of 
the  Romans. 
I.riv6Trig,  -yjrog,  n,   {fr,  artvbg  nar' 
row)  narr&wness,  alraitneas. 


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Zrtvovuiofcii  -U)  f.  -ijcui,  p.  tcrcio- 
Yup'7«a,  (fr.  same,  and  ^lapiia 
to  go)  to  straiten,  press  tosether, 
squeeze  ;  to  oppress,  distress. 
ilrtvoxwpficrSr,  2  pi.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  pass. —  STtvo^^upaii^tnoi,  n, 
pi.  cont.  par.  pres.  pass. 

XT£vo;^<iipia,-a5,  F/,(fr.  same)  onor- 
row  pUice,  strait  ;  straitness,  dif- 
ficuity,  anxiety,  distress,  poverty. 

Xrivdu)  -i,  f.  -(iou,  ((r.  oTiiof  nar- 
row) /o  straiten,  squeeze,  press  ; 
reduce  to  slrixUs  or  difficulties 
distress. 

^.tivTiup,  -opof,  h,  Stentor,  a  man  s 
name.  d.  sin.  Trii/Tofu. 

Iriiu,  f.  -£>u),  (fr.  artvd(  narrow) 
to  groan,  sigh  ;  to  lament,  be- 
wail, moan. 

Trcvuvd!,  -ov,  b,  Poet,  for  artvo- 
t6,. 

Trcvwi,  (fr.  ertiii  narrow)  nar- 
rowly, closely,  straitly,  hiirdly, 
nith  difficulty. 

'Zruuaii,  -<o{,  Alt.  -tui?,  ';,  (fr. 
same)  narrowness,  straitness ; 
distress,  poverty. 

XTfOfiev,  Ion',  for  cttCjiicv,  1  pi.  2  a. 
sul).  act.  of  larijfji. 

TripyriOpov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  or/f^u  lo 
love)  ajffir.tion,  love. 

Xrloyoiaa,  Dor.  for  crr/pyovira,  fetn. 
pres.  par.  act.  of 

irtpy^,  f.  -fu),  p.  iVrfp^a,  ^0  ^ee/ 
natural  fiffeclion,  hve,  cherish  ; 
to  acquiesce,  be  content ;  to  wish, 
desire  ;  lo  entreat,  beseech, 

Tripyuaiv,  S  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 
last. 

ZrcoiOuaat,  for  arconOuaat,  n.  pi. 
ft-m.  1  a.  par.  pass.  o(  orcpiui. 

XTtpiftviof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  crtpcdf 
firm)  solid, .firm,  strong,  robust. 

ZrcpiOKdpfioi,  -ov,  0,  i;,  (fr.  next, 
and  KiioVia  a  heart)  stout  heart- 
ed, strong  minded.  ■* 

Xnoiis,  -/i, -Jk,  ((lerhapsfr.  <rT<iw 
for  (ffri|/i(  to  gland )  ^"rni,  ^faA/?, 
steady,  steadfaM  ;  hard,  solid  ; 
barren,  sterile,  rocky. 

l.rcocdrri<,  -nro(,  q,  ((r.  la.'rt)  ^rm- 
ness,  strength,  solidity. 

Tripcdu)  -u),  f.  -iLau),  p.  lartpfutKa, 
(fr.  same)  to  runjirm,  strtngth- 
ffi  ;  to  make  solid  nt  Jirm,  hartl- 
en.  impf.  ind.  pass,  tartotiitriv 
-oiftiv,  3  pi.  lariolovro  -ohvru. 
per,  ind.  paM.  tartoli^fai.  I  a. 
irxi.  pn»H.  iartpio'i9n>%  -nt,  -')• 

Irep/ffiii,  for  oTtohoat,  I  a.  inf.  act. 
of  vrii>/w. 

Xr/oToi.S  «io.  of(TT/oo(iai,»«nic  as 
arioiouai,  pawH.  of 

Srio/w  -w,  f.  -finiji,  p.  •r)Kii,  to  de- 
prive of,  liertavt.   I  D.  ind.  pass. 

Xrtpiitifin,  -<fTi)t,  »A,  (fr.  aripiAu  to 
Htrenifthcn)  itrrngth,  firmness, 
SoU'lily  ;  the  firmnmimt. 

Xrioiin,  (fr.  OTiptif  tiriii )  yfrm/i/, 
steailily,  st'O'tfoslhi,  with  rvn- 
itanry  ;  strongly,  moUnlly,  im- 
jtetumisty. 

Trroluaif,  -io{,  Alt.  -««(,  i,  (fr. 
snnin)  a  ron/irming,  strrngthen- 
ing,  consolidating,  firmness,  con- 
stancy. 


ZTE 

Trcp^aai,  -ana,  -av,  1   a.  par.  act, 

of  ffT-fp/u). 

Xriprioii,  -to(,  Alt.  -£0)?,  i';,  (fr 
same)  n  deprivation,  loss  ;  a 
fraud,  cheat ;  want  of  children. 

Srtpr/rcicJf,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  de- 
priving, robbing. 

tTepdijitv,  Sync,  for  arepnOnfici; 
lon.oraTipijdi'ifievai,  Dor.  for  arc- 
pr)8nvm,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  cnpi'ui. 

XrepiaKovTut,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass. 
of 

TreplaKui,  same  as  arepfto, 

l.Tep1(poi,  -£0{  -ovi,  rd,  (fr.  artpfiii 
firm)  the  breast,  chest. 

XripKpoi,  -rj,  -ov,  (fr.  artptdi  firm) 
firm,  hard,  solid  ;  sterile,  barren 

Tripvov,  -ov,  ri,  the  hriasi,  chest. 

l.Trpiovxos,  -ov,  0,  i;,  (fr.  last,  and 
ixQi  to  hold)  holding  in  itx  bo- 
som, embracing  ;  prolific,  fer- 
tile ;  hollow. 

'Zrip^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  oT/pyu. 

Xripojiai,  same  as  arepfOfiai,  pass, 
or  mid.  o(  <mpi<a. 

ircpovi},  -ri(.  Dor.  JiTepo-irn,  for  aa- 
Ttpo-rril,  Poet,  for  aaToaxi'}. 

ZTtouTTvytpiTrj^,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  irrfpor^ 
hghlning,  and  eyilpia  to  excite) 
thunder-causing,  thundering,  v. 
crepoirriyepiTa. 

Xrfpn\^-,  -TTOi,  b,  same  as  artpoitft- 

X-Tcpfjoi,  -a,  -ii',  same  as  oTcpeuf. 

Srto^iiT-rjf,  same  as  arepcoTris. 

Xrrp^aif,  for  crtocwf. 

Srf'p^os,  -£05  -ovs,  TV,  (fr.  cri(p<i>  to 
cover)  a  sk'n. 

Xrfp;^9£({,  -ciaa,  -iv,  1  a.  par.  pass, 
of  aripyo). 

Zrtvofini,  to  propose,  offer,  assume, 
take  upon,  promise,  engage  ;  to 
threaten  ;  to  affirm,  confirm  ;  to 
endeavour,  aim  at,  ilesire. 

Xtcvt\  for  cTivro,  Ion.  and   Sync 
for  caTivero,  3  sin.  impf.  miu.  — 
SrfCrni,   Sync,    for    crtiitTai,   3 
sin.  pros.  ind.  mid.  of  last. 

XTi(fiava(,  -a,  b,  a  man's  name. 

trKpfiv)),  -fii,  i),  (fr.  arf<pis>  to 
crown)  the  top  or  edge  of  any 
thing,  brim,  sttgnmil,  ridge  ;  a 
ermvn,  garland,  rhaptet,  ureal h  ; 
a  head-dress  ;  a  helmet  ;  the  rim 
or  hnop  of  a  sieve ;  a  battlement, 
parajirt,  hreastwork, 

Xrcipavrxpopfu)  -Ci,  f.  -finii),  p.  £<rrf- 
fpfivqtp'iftrj'ia,  {fr.  last,  and  ^ipu> 
to  bear)  lo  wear  a  crown  or  ytir- 
Innd,  be  rroumed. 

XTii}»ivti(fiipoi,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  samp) 
vraring  a  crown  nr  garland, 
crowned. 

Zr(4riW(ui,  f.  -fu»,  (fr.  next)  to 
rrnii-n. 

Xriipiivn-i,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  <7r/0u  to 
rroWM )  a  crown,  garlarul,  urralh  ; 
an  ornament,  honour,  pnzr,  re- 
ward ;  a  com.  AI»o  a  mniiV 
namr,  Sirjihm.  n.  pi,  trr^ii- 
vov(.  Dor.  ari<tit{yu(. 

Xrcifiayniirni,  S  sin.  -lorn-rni,  S  pi, 
pres.  ind,  pass.  rnnt.  ofarr^af^*. 

%Ti^riio^opln,  -»(,  I/,  (fr.  ar/i/tafiK 
a  rrown,  nnd  (/./pw  to  hnor)  the 
wraring  uf  a  rrown. 

Trtipiii-nip/ipof,  -ov,  h,  ,'i,  (fr,  Mmc) 
wtaring  a  crown,  crownsd, 
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2TH 

Trei^avSui  -w,  f,  -u>aij>,  p,  toTt^dvaitai 
(tr,  ariipavos  a  crown,  th.  cri(pi» 
to  crown)  to  croicn  ;  to  adorn, 
decorate,  honour  ;  to  encircle,  sur 
round,  pres,  ind.  pass,  arvpavdo 
pat  -ovuai,  -6ri  -oi,  -dirai  -ovrai, 
per.  ind,  pass,  i(yTC(pdvwpai^ 
-aai,-Tai'  par.  c<rrc(pni-(iipiva(. 

'Zrc<l>ivti{r]i,-tos-ovi,b,!i,{{r.  same) 
like  a  crown,  fit  for  crowns. 

Xri<pdvii>pa,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
crmvn,  garland,  wreath,  orna- 
ment, decoration  ;  battlenicnt, 
parapet,  breastwork. 

STf^ov,  Ion.  for  iareipov,  impf.  ind. 
act.  of  (rridoi. 

Triipof,  -£o{  -ovs,  rb,  (fr.  next)  a 
crmvn,  chaplet,  wreath. 

T,ri<p(i),  f,  -\f.w,  p,  -<pa,  to  crovm, 
encircle,  entwine,  adorn,  oma-^ 
ment  ;  to  cover  ;  to  fill  up  to  tho 
brtm. 

St/'.^y<{,  -aca,  -av,  1  a.  par.  act.  of 
last. 

Xrfuipcv,  Ion.  for  irrw^Ev,  1  pi.  2  a. 
sub.  act.  and 

YrT],  Ion.  for  earri,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  —  Xtji,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act. 
and 

Xrfjri  or  Try'v,  and  Xriji;,  Poet,  for 
OTcit],  which  for  crirj,  Ion.  for 
orfj,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  ;  or 
Xr/jj],  Pleonas.  for  nrij,  which 
Ion.  for  t'ani,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  oClarniit. 

XTi'idccctv,  and  Xri'jdtaiptr,  Poet.. 
for  aT>'i0ecri,d.  pi.  of  arrjdos. 

XTfjOri,  n.  a.  V.  pi.  cont.  of  same. 

XrfiBi,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of 'ia-rvpt. 

XTTiOo^ca/iif,  -Vioq,  )),  (fr.  (rrTiOo^lhe 
breast,  and  Siu)  to  tie)  a  bandage- 
or  ornament  for  the  breast,  sto- 
macher. 

XrriOohapov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
breastplate.  , 

XrfiQoi,  -eoi-ovi,  rd,  the  chest.  Xrr)-- 
6ca  -17,  Tfi,  sand  banks  or  rocAr* 
just  appearing  on  the  surface  of 
the  sea. 

XrnOvrtoi;  -ov,  rd,  (dim.  of  last) 
a  little  breast. 

XTriKct,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  art.  — 
Xrt/KCTC,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr. 
act.  —  XrnKijTe,  2  pi.  pres.  sob. 
act.  of 

Xrr/Kh),  f.  -(<•>,  (fr.  iarriKn,  per.  ind. 
art.  of  7arnpi  to  stand)  to  stand 
firmly,  steadily  jirrsrvrre,  per- 
sist ;  to  stand  or  be  on  the  fret. 

XTi'i'Kri,  -lit  fit  (f^-  Inriipi  to  set  up) 
a  stone  erected  in  mimory  of  some 
event  ;  a  pillar,  column,  monu- 
mml. 

Xrn^lffnv,  -ov,  ri,  nni{XTri\}f,-'(fo(^ 
fl,  (dim.  of  last)  a  little  pillar, 
column,  mrmvmrtit. 

Xrii^irrit,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Hanip)  an  in- 
famous person,  whose  nanm 
WHS  po<ted  or  exposed  ;  one 
pilloried  ;  n  bankrupt,  ins"trml  ; 
an  enthusiast  or  devotee  who 
livpd  on  the  lop  of  a  roliimn  ; 
Adj.  of  or  like  a  pillar. 

XTtiXoyplfifiln,  -IK,  f),  (fr.  same,  nnd 
ypiii{<io  lo  write)  an  inscription 
on  a  pillar. 

XrtiX/iut  -u,  f.  -liou,  (fr,  cr^\>i  a  piU 


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lar)  to  set  up  a  pitlur  or  sttUue  ; 
Co  pUce,  set,Jij:,  cstiMis/t. 

IrijXuf^o,  -(Trus,  rO,  (tr.  same)  n 
piUnr,  column,  iituitunniil. 

£n).\uiffi(,  -lof,  Alt.  -cwi,  I/,  (fr. 
same)  n  st'tnding,  ^xing,  erec- 
tion, 

2:ri)fiu,  -urut,  ro,  (IV.  Jcrij/it  10 
sliitiil  oiil)  Jiliits  or  threads  in 
leaves  ;  threitd,  u-arp,  yarn. 

^Ti'iiiuif,  -ot'ui,  b,  (i'r.  'larriiti  to 
stand)  iJic  warp;  llireid,  i/am  ; 
a  net,   a.  cTi'mova. 

XnVui,  "2  a.  int.  act.  ofiirrtjfii. 

Xrqi7ii,  -as,  t'l,  a  certiiiii  least  wlicn 
persons  iiiiglit  revile  one  anollicr 
with  im|)uiiity. 

lTi'it'lof,-ov,Ti,(fr.  lOTtjiti  to  stand) 
the  brcwt,  rhcst. 

"Znivtdui  and  j;-»;i'<au)  -Hi,  (fr.  CTtjvlu 
whicli  see)  lo  calumniate,  r(- 
pruach,  revde,  lampo:-n.  1  a.  inl'. 
act.  Tr>;i'iiii(ra(. 

Zr/ipiyixa,  -iiroj,  to,  (fr.  tTTtjpi^u)  to 
streii:;then)  a  prop,  stay,  sup- 
port ;  Jirmncis,  steadiness,  sl:i- 
bitili/,  sliailjaslness  ;  conjirma- 
tion.  Also,  the  pole  of  a  cha- 
riot. 

ZTiiptyni;,-ou,  o,  (fr.  same)  afast- 
eniu!>,Jixing  ;  Jinnness. 

ZTnp'^u),  f.  -^ai,  ft.  tBTripi-)(a,  to  fix 
firmly,  fusion,  prop,  support ;  to 
strengthen,  cunjirm,  establish  ;  to 
stand,  become  stationary  ;  to  re- 
■tolie,  determine.  1  a.  act.  iud. 
ear/jpi^a'  impr.  oTi'ipt^uv,  -aruc 
opt.  oTi'ipi^atiii,  -(lis,  -at.  per. 
pass.  ind.  iTTi'ipiyiiat,-(ai,  -ktui. 
par.  caTnar/nhos,  -tj,  -"v.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  carrjoixOlv. 

Tri'ipi^c,  Ion.  for  tari'ipi^c,  3  sin.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 

'ZTiiptx.9nvai,\  a.  inf.  pass,  of  same. 

Srflj,  "i  sin.  ia.  suh.  act. — llr^o-ui, 
1  a.'  int".  act.  —  yiTi'iaaiTo,  3  sin. 

1  a.  opt.  mid.  and 
XrTiaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Srvfruir", 

Ion.  for  itrri'iaivTo,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  — Xn'iaai,  -aan,  -av,  n.  pi. 
-aavTti,  par.  1  a.  act. —  Sri/oot- 
Tat,  3  pi.  I  f  ind.  mid. —  iT/jorui, 
-£i{,  -u,  1  pi.  -aojtiv,  1  f.  ind. 
act.  —  Zri'itjui,  ->ii,  -n,  1  a.  sub. 
act. — iTqrc,  -Thiaiv,  2  and  3  pi. 

2  a.  impr.  act.  oi'tarriiti. 
irnrr)  or  'ilrnra,  -ni,  >'h  i  female, 

tvoinm. 
Xri'iTnv,  Ion.  for  cart'irnv,  3  dii.  2  a. 
ind.   act.  —  Sri/uxTiv,   Puet.   for 
oTuxjt,  3  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  I'tT- 
Tr)iii. 
Tria,  and  Srtm,  -a?,  ^,  and  Sr/ov, 

-01),  rd,  '»  /(«te  stone,  pebble. 
TTiii^u),  (fr.   last)  to  strike  or  pW/ 

uji</i  stones,  to  stone. 
Xnliapis,   -a,   -dv,    (fr.    (Tr£i'/5a)   to 
thicken)  ttiick,  gross,  large,  mus- 
cular,   strong,     braiuny  ;    firm, 
stout  ;   muAsy,  Iteavy,  ponderous. 
comp.  cTifi'ipuiTip  If,  sup.  -Taroi. 
jT(/3upu)j,  (fr.  last)  lieamly,  strong- 
ly, firmly,  compactly. 
SrY/?.if,  -Scos,  !i,((r-  arujioi  to  tram, 
pie)  a  bed  made  of  straw,  grasn 
or  leaves  ;    a  pallet  ;   a  paved 
way,  beaten  track. 


Trllitvui,  (tr.  same)  to  tread,  tram- 
ple ;  to  trace,  track,  srarcli  afttr, 
hunt  ;  to  invade,  come  upon  ; 
to  invesligale,  examine. 

St/(J;;,  -r/i.  17,  (Ir.  same)  hoarfrost , 
also  sidnum  or  aidinmny,  a 
paint  used  for  blackening  the 
eyes. 

Jlniil^oftai,  (fr.  last)  lo  paint  or 
tinge  with  stibium  or  antimony. 

Irltioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  aTiijiui  to  tram- 
ple) a  beaten  path  ;  a  way,  path, 
track  ;  a  trace,  footstep. 

Hrlyiia,  -11705,  rd,  (fr.  cri^u}  (o 
brand)  n  mark,  spot,  brand,  pi. 
ariyftaTii. 

i^ny/juri'iif,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  last)  one 
who  is  branded  ;  a  slave ;  a 
rogue. 

"^L-rtyiit),  -Tji,  >),  (fr.  same)  a  point, 
instant,  7Uomrnt. 

Sri'sw,  to  prick,  mark,  brand  ;  to 
slunder,  defame  ;  to  cut,  fiog, 
beat.   per.  ind.  pass,  iany^ai. 

Snvroj,  -!),  -bv,  (IV.  last)  marked, 
punctured,  imprinted  ;  spotted, 
branded. 

Sn'A/Jv,  ->;j,  h,  (fr.  <rTi'X/3u)  to  shine) 
brightness,  brilliancy,  splendour, 
glitter, 

Sn'X/ioiTd,  ncift.  pi.  par.  pres.  act. 

of  OTlX/io). 

Sr(A/i<3f,  -1),  -01'.  f  fr.  same)  shinitig, 
brig  kt,  white,  iiriUianl. 

SriX/)da>  -u,  f  -ucu),  (fr.  samc)  to 
7nake  shine,  brighten. 

TriX/Ju),  f.  (jn'Ai/u),  p.  iariX(pa,  to 
shine,  glitter,  Jhi.-<h. 

T,Ti\(iuiati,  -(Of,  Alt.  -cw?,  (/,  (fr. 
last)  same  as  ariXliri- 

Sri'X;;,  -r/s,  I'j,  a  smalt  piece  of  mo- 
ney ;  a  mite  ;  a  point,  jot. 

SriXn'o;,  -i),  -ov,  (Ir.  ari'S.liui  to 
shine)  bright,  shining,  gtiltering, 

'ZriX-rrvdr)]?,  -tirns,  >;,  (fr.  same)  a 
shining,  brilliancy,  glittering, 
brightness. 

'Zrijiiii  or  Sr/fii,  rh,  and  tnnfiti  or 
Xri/jis,  -10s,  h,  stibium  or  anti- 
mony. 

Sri/i^i'^OfifK,  f.  -iaoyiai,  (fr.  last) 
to  paint  or  <!n»c  the  eyes  with 
antimony. 

"Uri/jfitaiia,  -oro;,  t6,  (fr.  same) 
;>«iHy  for  the  eyes. 

ilrif,  -ckOf,  1^,  (fr.  aTclx")  to  proceed 
in  order)  a  runk,  row,  lint  ;  a 
verse  ;  a  troop,  company,  hand. 
n.  pi.  ari'x^ei,  a.  pi.  ariyai. 

Sri'fif,  -io{,  Alt.  -C(i)?,  ^,  (fr.  ari'^w 
to  prick)  rt  stitch,  sharp  pain. 

"Uriov,  -ov,  tD,  a  little  stnne,  pebble. 

SriTTTrii/o.,  -01),  6,  ^,  (fr.  next)  made 
of  flax,  flaxen. 

Srirffuoi'   and    yLrvifittlnv,   -ov,  rd, 

(fr.  ariiw;?  ttax)  flax,  tow. 
Zri(t)Oi,  -toi  -ovi,  rb,  (fr.  aTcliiu)  to 
thicken)   a   crowd  ;    a   band   or 
troop  of  soldiers  ;  a  cohort,  com- 
pany, phalanx. 
'ZTi<(>pdb)  -&,   (fr.   next)  to  thicken, 

condense  ;  to  make  solid,  firm. 
Sri0pds,    -a,   -bv,    (fr.    orci'/^oj    to 
thicken)  thick,   solid,  firm,  con- 
densed,    tough,    strong,    lusty  ; 
cMntrarted,  dry,  hnrd. 
Zriyaoibbi,  -ob,  0,  (fr.  (xrif  a  verge, 
(526i 


and  aoi&bi  a  singer,  tli.  atliw  (0 

sinw)  u  poet. 
ZTiy^iipiov,  -ov,  rb,  a  coat,  robe, 
>;n'Y<if,  a.  pi.  of  oWi;'. 
XTix/h,  •Si'ioi,  I'l,  name  of  an  herb. 
l.r'iyiiui  and  -n'ofmi,  Mr.  arilxw  to 

proceetl)  to  proceed  in  order  ;   to 

march,  move,  advance,  go. 
ZTl^e,  2  a.  impr.  act.  ofort/yo). 
ZrixupiiS,  -ioi  -ovs,  b,  !i,  ancTxTi- 

X'H'bi,  -(I,  -bv,  (fr.  or((  a  verse) 

written  in  lines  or  verses. 
Zuji^Bdi,  -claa,  -iv,  1  a.  par.  pass. 

0(   UTI^U). 

TtixI^uj,  f.  -lau),  (fr.  next)  to  place 
in  order,  arrange,  settle,  per.  ind. 
pass.  caTlyia^tat. 

i-^'X"?!  -"<',  Oi  (ff-  CTdx^o  to  go  in 
order)  a  row,  rank,  file ;  a  line, 
verse. 

Sriu)(5)/j,  -Of  -ouf,  b,)'i,  (fr.  <rr/a  a 
stone)  stony,  hard,  rough. 

ZrXeyyi^o),  C.  -laia,  (fr.  next)  to 
brush,  curry ;  to  scrape  or  rub 
'itf'.    ^ 

SrXtyyis,  -Wof,  ^,  a  flesh-bnishj 
scraper,  curry-comb,  scrubbing 
brush  ;  a  head-dress,  turban, 
head-band,  fillet. 

Zroii,  -fif,  I/,  a  porch,  portico,  co- 
lonnade, cloister  ;  the  school  of 
the  Stoics  ;  a  storehouse  for  pro- 
visions, market  house. 

TTdjSos,  -ov,  b,  (ft.  (rrf'///?a)  to  af- 
front) alitisc,  scurrility. 

Xrofiho,  JEo\.  lor  aronlia,  same  as 
aTo/Adu). 

T,ToiPu^(a,  f.  -aiTji,  (fr.  aroilit)  b, 
h(;ap)  to  collect,  gather,  heap  up, 
pile  up  ;  to  settle,  arrange  ;  to 
stow,  stuff. 

2roi/?»?,  -a(5os,  ^,  a  hough,  branch  ; . 
a  bed  made  of  them.  a.  pi.  aroi- 

Xroifido'ii.ioi,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  rTT0ij3ri 
a  l)ea[))  crowded.,  piled  up,  heap- 
ed, collected ;  stuffed. 

UToifiitat;,  -lof,  Att.  -£ui?,  )/,  (fr. 
arnifias  a  hough)  a  soft  heap  or 
pile;  a  bed  of  leaves,  straw,  &c. 

IroiliiicTns,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  one 
ii:ho  stows  goods,  a  packer  ;  a 
body  guard,  attendant,  lictor. 

Xrutlin,  -Tif,  II,  (fr.  (TTcifiu)  to  tram- 
ple) an  herb  used  for  stuffing 
cushions,  mattresses,  &c.  ;  a 
stuffing,  filling,  crowding  ;  an 
expletive  or  word  used  for  the 
measure;  a  heap,  pile;  compo- 
sition, constr'iclion. 

'Zroixeh',  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  — 
2roi;^£rf,  2  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind, 
act.  —  Zroixnaovoi,  3  pi.  i  f. 
ind.  act.  —  Ynnxuuat,  d.  pi. 
cont.  par.  pres.  act.  —  Sroi;j'<5- 
/icv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  sub.  act. 
of  aroixiot. 

Ttoixi^ov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  nrdxiii  to 
proceed  in  order)  elements,  rwli- 
ments,  principle  ;  letters  of  the 
alphabet  ;  characters  engraved 
on  amulets  ;  figures  on  a  dial  ; 
a  sign  of  the  zodiac. 

SroiYC((iui  -li,  (fr.  last)  to  tench  the 
rudiments  of  an  art  or  science  ; 
to  set  down  in  letters,  record,  re- 
gister. 


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XTotytlwati,  -loj,  Att.  -tuf,  q,  (fr. 
same)  the  formation  of  the  rudi- 
ments or  etenienlK ;  instruction 
m  the  rudiments;  arrangtment, 
method. 

ZrocjVf'iu  -Ci,  f.  -j/ffci),  p.  tcToiy^riKa, 
(fr.  aToi-)(Oi  a  rank,  th.  cni^u 
to  proceed  in  orJer)  to  go,  move, 
proceed  in  order,  march,  walk  ; 
to  extend,  lay  out  or  arrange  in 
lints. 

^Toi)(rj?dv,  (fr.  sanie)  in  order, 
ranks  or  lines, 

JlTQi^i^ui,  f.  -T<7ii>,  (fr.  same)  (p 
plar.e  in  order,  stl  in  rows,  settle, 
arrange. 

Xrol^oi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  eTtij(ui  to  go  in 
order)  an  urder^  rank,  row,  line, 

Me. 

2T(/>q,  -T,<;,  1/,  (fr.  <rr/XXu»  to  clothe) 
a  long  garmctU,  robe,  gouni ; 
dress,  oruament. 

IroAj^T^f,  -oil,  h,  (fr.  last)  the  keep- 
er of  a  wardrobe,  chatnher- 
lain. 

SruXi^uiTjf,  -ti,  -if,  (fr.  oroXif  a 
fold)  folded,  wrinkled,  flounced, 
fiiiged,  bordered. 

STu\i(ii),f.  -T<iui,(fr.  same)  to  dress, 
clothe,  adorn, 

XroXis, -Too?,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a  fold, 
plait,  fringe,  fliiunce,  border. 

"LraXiaiti.  1  a.  par.  act.  —  Y.r6\i 
aov,  1  a.  inipr.  act.  of  aroXi'^u. 

TLToXiatidi,  -ot',b,  (IV.  croXr/ a  robe) 
dnthing,  dress,  ornament. 

JroXiur^j  anil  XroAiaroj,  -oii,  6, 
same  as  oToXi)T;;f. 

XrdXof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ariXXta  to  send) 
a  naval  or  miUi/iry  erpettilion  ; 
a  fleet,  armament  ;  an  expedi- 
tion, journejf ;  apparatus,  e^/ui/j- 
ments,  appointments,  dress, 
clothes. 

Xtdfia,  -Sroi,  rj,  a  mouth  ;  an  en- 
Irimct,  panaife,  opening,  aper- 
ture ;  an  txtremiti/,  end,  point, 
edge ;  the  front  of  an  army  or 
battle  ;  a  speech,  discourse ;  hard- 
ness or  harshness,  pi.  crjfiaTa, 
f.  OTOfidrinv. 

'Zriftaoyof,  -»<u,6,(fr.  last,  and  ^ci'o. 
yoj  foolish)  al/ahlilir,  trifler  ;  a 
»roW,  brawler.  Adj.  tilkativc, 
srurrilous. 

XroiitiTiaatv,  d.  pi.  Ion.  and  Poet. 

of  ffT^^a. 
XriijiSjfo?,    -ov,    0,    (fr.    nriyia  thr 

mouth)      the     throat,      stomachy 

hilly. 
Zr4/i/}a(,  •«»,  a,  (fr.  (rr/^/?u  to  m- 

siill)  a  reviler,  intuUtr,  brawler, 

seolil, 
XToyl^ttfiai,  (fr.  crd/in  a  mouth)  to 

rc'-rivf  or  t/ike  into  lltr  mouth. 
Xtufiioy,  -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  cri/ia  a 

nioiilh)  a  mouth,  entrance^  pas- 

fme. 
Trdfiof,  -ov,   i,  (fr.   xamo)   talka- 

lii-rnrsM^  /;nrrutity  ;  rrjiroacK,  re- 
viling, sriililing, 
Zro/iffw  ami  Xrofifii  -u,  (fr.  itam<') 

to  miikf  «n  oprnmg   or    mmtlh, 

open,     hiy      open ;     In    sharpen, 

whet,  point ;  to  temper,  harden  ; 

to  strengthen,  cmfirm,  animate  ; 

to  mike  eloquent,  inspire.     Also, 


to  shut  the  mouth  ;    to  draw  up 
an  army,  anay. 
2ro//0a^(i),  f.    -affii),  (fr.  <TT(i/i/3os  a 
brawler)   to  haicl,   roar;  to  ust 
big  words,  or  a  bombastic,  style  of 
speaking. 
Srd/iui/ia,  -aTOS,  ri,  (fr.  arofidu}  to 
temper)   hardened  iron,  steel,  a 
sharp  edge  ;  strength. 
2rdfiu)(Tis,   -lOi,   Att.   -Eus,  i),   (fr. 
same)   a  sharpening,    whitting, 
tempering ;      an     edge,    point ; 
strength. 
Zroiaxiivri,    Dor.   and  j^ol.   for 
ffToi'u;^oSo(,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.   act 
or  Dor.  for  aroia^ovvTi,  d,  sin 
pres.  par.  act.  of 
YlTova)(^iu> -w,  f.  -ijo-ui,  (fr.  next)  to 
groan,  sigh  ;  lu  sigh  fur,  beg,  en 
treat. 
XTovaxil,  -iji,  ij,(fr.  oTivui  to  groan) 

a  groan,  sigh,  snh. 
TT0Vii-)^i^C70,  Ion.  tor  [aTorax'^cTO, 

3  sin.  impf.  pass,  of 
2rovaj^i\,'(u  or-ii^a<,f.  mid.  -iaofiai, 

same  as  arivtii. 
SToiiitif,  -tcaa,  -IV,  g.  -evroi,  (fr. 
next)  causing  groans,  mournful, 
sad.  lamentable. 
Srdi'oj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  arii'b)  to  groan) 
a   eroan,    moan,  sigh;    a  roar, 
hetloin, 
Xrivv^  for  6vv^. 

Xropyii,  -T)?;  i',,  (fr.  aTipybi  to  love) 
Jiaturat  affection,    luve,     attach- 
ment. 
Xropevvviii,  see  aropiia. 
Xrooiant,  1  a.  inf.  act. —  Xripcaav, 
Ion.  for  tardpiaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  — SroofViis,  -aaa,  -av,  1  a. 
par.   act.   —  XropeoriiTi,  Dor. 
and  iEol.  for  aropioovot,  3  pi.  1 
f.   ind.  act.  of 
Tropiu)  -u),  f.  -»(7o),  and  XTopo'vuiij 
or  XTopiiiiiiit,  and  T.Tpu>fViJu>  or 
XT-piiiiu/ii,  to  spread,  strew,  lay ; 
to  prnstrate,  fling  to  the  ground  ; 
to  allay,  assuage,  sooth. 
XTopOvyf,  -yyof,  li,  point  of  a  spear, 
tip   of  a   horn,  tusk  of  a  boar  ;   a 
point,  extremity,  ridge. 
X,To)(d^nii'ii,{.  -naofiai,  p.  tarS'^nc- 
fiat,  to   direct,    leiel,   aim  at  ;   to 
C'injerlure,    guess,    infer ;  to  ex- 
plore^ search    out ;    to   study    to 
please,    pay    attention    to,    take 
hied,    retperl  ;     to    consult  fur, 
pill/,  spare. 
Xro^'io'i/itvut,   1   a.  par.   mid.  of 

hist. 
Xro^'Kijiif,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  aToydCflfiai 
tn  aim  at)  aiming;  an  aim,  ob- 
ject ;  a  guess,  conjecture. 
^.Tnyaartii,  -0",   i,    (fr.    name)  a 
good  markmnan  ;  a  cmijcrlurrr, 
llueMcr.     Adj.  sageteious,  intelli- 
gent. 
iroydirrTitis',  -^i    -bvt   (ff-    "amr") 
aiming,   levelling  at ;   conjertur- 
inf,  ifuesiing  ;  conjectural,  pro- 
bidjle, 
y:rii^iinr'(itu>^,  (fr.   last)  by  conjee 

lure,  probably. 
Xrpa)i<iAaC,  »oir,  b,li,  I'ipri,  straight, 
upright,       AUti,     (pnriiapi     fr. 
next)  rrifiked,  liiisled,  n-rrathcd^ 
iiinring  like  a  prrew, 
(M7) 


ZrpalSii;,  -r,,  -bv,  and  Xrpaftiiv, 
-S>voi,  b,  TI,  (fr.  <rrpf0(j  to  turn) 
having  cranked  eyes,  squinting. 
IrpayySXti,  -r]s,  ^,  (fr.  arpayyos 
twisted)  a  rope,  holler  ;  strangu- 
lation, place  of  execution. 
YrpayySXia,  -ai,  fj,  and  yirpayya- 
Xis,  -i&oi,  »j,  (fr.  same)  a  rope, 
cord ;  a  noose,  hall<r,  knot;  o 
chain,  lucklace,  collar ;  fraud, 
guile,  deceit. 

XTpnyyaXihtSti;,  -co;  -oi's,  o,  t),  (fr. 
last)  <u.is<ef/,  kiiutty,  ureathed  ; 
artful,  knavish  ;  perverse,  obsti- 
nate. 

TrpayyaXdoi,  -S,  f.-wff{<j,(fr.  orpny- 
yoi  twisted)  (0  (ui.i/ ;  louring; 
squeeze,  press  ;  to  strangle, 
choke. 

TTpayyeiu),  (fr.  orpayyoi  twisted) 
totuist,  uiiid,  fdsliii,  tie,  knal  ; 
to  straiten,  confine.  XTpayytvo- 
fiai,  to  he  averse;  to  loiter,  lin- 
ger. Also,  (fr.  crpiiy^  a  drop) 
to  squeeze  out  by  drops  ;  to  press, 
tvnng. 

TTpayyiag,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  it7ica/. 

Xrpuyyi'^u;,  (fr.  next)  saine  as 
arpayyti'd). 

Srpuyyosi-i;, -()i',( perhaps  fr.  orpi- 
<pw  to  turn)  Ivisleil,  ureathed, 
winding,  crooked  ;  perverse,  stub- 
born ;   sUanicUss,  impudent. 

Yrpiyyovpla,  -iij,  fi,  (fr.  crpity^  a 
drop,  and  oupov  urine)  the  stran- 
gury, suppression  of  urine. 

Xrpuy^,  -yd?,  /;,  (perhaps  fr.  ard^u 
to  trickle)  a  drop. 

XrpriTrru)  for  norpa'rrd). 

Srpnrn'o/iai  -Hfi-ii,  (fr.  arpaTi)?  an 
army)  to  place  an  army ;  to  en- 
cuinp,  pilch  lints. 

XrpaTdpxvi  and  Tlrpdrapx"!}  '""j 
b,  same  as  arpurriydi. 

XTpartia,  -ai,  i),  (fr.  arparbi  an 
army)  warfare,  military  ser- 
vice ;  a  campaign ;  an  expedi- 
tion, armament ;  an  army,  for- 
ces, troops ;  soWifr.i'  pay. 

ZTp'irtviTiH,  3  sin.  -oirui,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  mid.  —  XTpaTct'iofiat, 
ind.  —  XrpnrftKJ/iCi'OC,  -;;,  -or, 
par.  pres.  mid.  o( arpuTtvui. 

Irpu'rtii/in,  -iirof,  ri,  (fr.  next)  an 
army.  pi.  aTpiiTcvpaTu'  g.  arpa- 
Ttviiaruiv'  d.  arpnTii'iniai. 

^rparci'u),  f.-ci'aui,  p.  taTpdTCV>:ii, 
(fr.  orptirbi  an  army)  to  .nrre  in 
the  army,  he  n  soldier  ;  to  tend  un 
army,  lake  the  fiild,  wage  war, 
undertake  an  rrpeehtinn,  invadi . 
1  a.  ind.  act.  tarpiirivaa.  mid. 
<T7f)<iT£0o/i<ii,  saine  as  act. 

Yrpnrrtyiia  -ii,  (fr.  same,  and 
liyiofini  tn  lead)  to  command  or 
le'ul  an  army ;  to  overcome  by 
stratagem, 

XrpiiTiyiiiia,-uTof,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a 
stratagem,  nianwuire,  plan,  arti- 
flre,  craft. 

}:rpaTiiyln,  -<i?,  //,  (fr.  name)  Iht 
command  of  an  army,  military 
command,  military  skill ;  Ihg 
lead,  pre-eminence, 

XrpdTijyWf ,  -»),  -bv,  ( fr.  ntmti)Kkilt- 
rd  in  military  aff'axrs,  military  ; 
belonging  lu  n  general,      Xrpn- 


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r>)}iKo2,   «(,  the   Prittiirian  sul- 

"i-TfutTi'iytov, -av,  rd,  (Ir.  same)  tin 

griurtirs   tritt ;     Ihr    Pra-tonan 

band. 
Xrpiiri/yiv,  -Woj, »;,   (fr.  same)  0/° 

wc  emperor,  imjieratori'd,  pncto- 

rian. 


XrpaTiiyii^  -oTi,h,{Cr.  same)  n  rh'uj\ 
gtiiirul,  cum  minuter,  captain, 
ruler  ;  n  prtrtor,  ronsul. 

y^TpnTi,!)),  -)ii,  loti.  for  oTparda. 

^rpitTi]^acia,  -"fii;,  (Ir.  nrpitrdi  ail 
urniy,  ami  (Xoci'u  an  e\|ieilitiuii, 
til.  fXdiiiu  lo  iiiarih)  a  military 
expetliliun,  invasion. 

ilrpiiri/Xur^'u)  -w,  (fr.  same)  to  cotn- 
mand  an  army,  head  an  expedi- 
tion . 

XrpuTiu,  -aitli,  same  as  tll.  arpa- 

T6i. 

'H-paTiwrrii,  -ou,  Dor.  Irpartwrai, 
-a,  b,  (fr.  arpardi  an  army)  a 
soldier. 

'ZTpnrioiTtKoi,  -i),  -01',  (fr.  samp) 
Kkillcil  in  military  olfidrs;  mi- 
litary, warlike,  of  a  soldier. 

2;rparni)ri*,(«({,  (fr.  last)  like  a  sol- 
dier, in  a  military  manner. 

XTparoKi'ipv^,  -Kos,  i,  (fr.  uraaroi 
an  army,  andK/Jptf  a  herald)  the 
herald  of  an  army,  prodaimer  of 
war. 

SrparoXoyici)  -u,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xf'yu)  to  collect)  to  colled  an 
army,  levy  troops,  enlist,  re- 
cruit. 

XTparoXoyljaai'Tt,  d.  sin.  par.  1  a 
act.  of  last. 

XrpuTuXoyia,  -as,  {j,  (fr.  same)  a 
levyint^  of  troops,  enlistment. 

"ZTpuTo^uYos,  -on,  0,  (fr.  same)  v)ho 
collects  an  army,  enlisting,  re- 
cruiting. 

'S.TpaTo::iBap)(r)i,-ov,b,!},  (fr.  crpu- 
Toni^ov  a  camp,  and  upxn  l^t! 
command)  the  rommander  of  the 
camp  ;  the  preefecl  or  comviand- 
er  of  the  PraUorian  cohorts ;  a 
general. 

T-TpiTovtUia,  -as,  1/,  (fr.  arparis  an 
army,  and  ttHov  the  ground) 
measuring  the  ground  for  a 
camp,  encamping,  encavipment ; 
a  camp ;  Ute  disposition  of  an 
army. 

£rparos-ti«iiu),f.  -tuirui,  p.  carparo- 
riiivKu,  (fr.  same)  to  measure 
or  lay  out  tlie  ground  for  acamp, 
encamp. 

'ZrpaTdrciov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  same)  a 
camp,  encampment  ;  an  army. 

"ILrpaTui,  -oh,  0,  an  army,  military 
forces,  by  land  nr  sea. 

rrpuTduiiTo,  Ion.  ar.d  Poet,  for 
taTpari>vTo,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of 
GTO'irtiofiat. 

XTOK^cis  -ctaa,  -iv,  n.  pi.  .<j,(vrti, 
par.  2  a.  pass.  —  "LrpuAtivai, 
inf  — Srpai/.^T£,  sub.  2  pi.  2  a. 
pass.  —  Xrpa^Otif,  and  Y.Tpt<p- 
Odi,  par.  1  a.  pass,  of  (TTp»</,(u. 

XTpiiiXevita,  -arof,  rb,  (fr.  cTociiXu^; 
crooked,  ih.  arpiijiu}  lo  tiirn)  u 
machine  or  engine  used  in  ship 
building;  a  ship  nail ;  perverse- 
nevs,  stubbornness.  ' 


Srp//3Xr;,  ->;$,  /„  (fr.   same)  n  mn- 
cliine,  engine  or  cramp,  uscil  in 
shipliuililinp ;  a   mine  press;    a 
screw ;  a  torture,  instrument  of 
torture,  rack. 
T^TpcjiXoKiipihos,  -ov,  h,ii,  (fr.  next, 
and    Kapiia  the    hearl)   of  per 
verse  hearl,  sliihhorn  ilisposilion 
i."rpf/(Xoi;,    -1),   -Hi',    (fr.   arpftjiu)  to 
turn)   twisted,  winding,  crooked, 
distorted ;      perverse     stubborn ; 
cunning,  crafty, 
ilrptjiXoTiii,  -iiTof,  If,  {fr.  Iasl);x'r- 

verseness,  stubbornness. 
yirpiliXdu)  -a,  f.  -u'laiit,  p.  cirrpiliX 
Ka,  (fr.  same)  to  p^it  to  the  rack, 
ruck,   torture;  to  wrest,   periieit, 
distort.     Srpt/^Xdo/iui    -ovfiat,  to 
he  froward  or  perverse  ;  to  op- 
pote,  resist,  thwart. 
iTpcjiXutTi'iniov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  last)  a 
]ilace  or  instrument  of  torture  ; 
a  rack ;  storks. 
^rpfiifiu,-aTos,  rd,    (fr.   arpiipii)  lo 
turn)    a   strain,  sprain,  disloca- 
tion ;  any  thing  twisted,  thread  ; 
a  bakery,  bnker\  work. 
TrpiTTTov,    -ou,  rb,   and    5;Tp£7rr5f, 
-ov.   Ion.   -u(o,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
necklace,  collar,  chain, 
^Tpeirrbs,   -!],  -bv,   (fr.   arpicpui   to 
turn)   turned,  twisted,  wreathed; 
^flexible,  pliable,  supple,  pliant ; 
versatile. 
J^Tp£-irTo<piipo;,-ov,b,  !;,  (fr.  orpfTrrof 
a  necklace,   and  ipipu)  to  bear) 
wearing  a  necklace  or  chum. 
Hrpivyui,  (fr.  arpay^a  drop)  to  nf- 
f.ict,  pain  ;  to  stay,  hinder,  stop. 
'S.Tpivyojiai,    lo  waste    away  by 
drops,  wither  aviay;  to  languish, 
grieve,  piiie  ;  lo  linger,  delay. 
'ZTpcipc^liifiji  -oi),(fr.  arpiipia  to  turn, 
and   iivri  a   \vhirlpool)    to  whirl 
or  turn  round,  roll;    to  become 
giddy. 
5:rpf0t(v,pres.  inf.  act. — YTpttpOh, 
ncut.  sin.  —  Trpctpdh'Te.  n.  du. 
— Y.Tpt(t>6ivTi,  d.sm.ofSrpE^Ofif, 

-tiaa,  -iv,  1  a.  par.  pass i-Tp.'- 

(pd/icOa,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass,  of 
XTpf'i/Ki),  f.  aTpi\pu>,  p.  iarpeipa,  to 
turn,  twist,  writhe,  bend ;  to 
consider,  ponder,  revolve;  to 
plan,  ilevise,  contrive ;  to  per- 
plex, torment ;  to  strain,  dislo- 
cate, torture;  to  return,  turn 
buck,  turn  away ;  to  convert, 
change.  trpiipoiiai,  to  be  em- 
ployed, ocrupied ;  to  he  with  or 
among  ;  lo  tarry,  remain,  dwell, 
1  a.  inipr.  act.  arixpov,  -druj.  2 
a.  ind.  act.  iarpaipuv.  per.  ind. 
pass,  ierpa/jpui.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
earpfipOriv'  par.  orpcipOcis,  -i7aa, 
-iv.  2  a.  pass,  tarpaiptiv,  -ra,  -rj' 
sub.  arpKpii),  -j}s,  -^.  per.  ind. 
mid.  iarpoipa. 
HTptjvh,  (fr.  next)  roughhj,  severe- 
ly, vioUntly,  riotously,  horribly. 
ZTp>]v!)i,  -/05  -oTii,  b,  II,  Tovnh,  rug- 
ged ;  severe,  harsh  ;  riotous,  tu- 
multuous, insolent,  prnjiiiiate. 
XrprividcuvTti,  n.  pi.  par.  I  a.  act. 

of 
TrpTjiiini^ia  or  Xrpijvinw-i!),  f.  -tiaiji, 
p.    lorniivlaKa,  (fr.  ne.tt)  to  live 
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luxuriously,  lead  an  rdianloned 
life  ;  to  indulge,  riot,  be  insolent. 

j;rpf)i'Of,  -£o{  -ovi,  rd,  indulgence, 
excess,  luxury;  profligacy,  de- 
buvrhery,  riot  ;  insolence,  pride  ; 
immorality. 

ilTpiflos,-ov,  b,  (fr.  aTpl?u>,  foTrpt- 
^u)  to  make  u  noisii)  a  chirp, 
s(jiiiak,  low  twitter  or  whistle. 

irpiypbi,  -vv,  i,  (fr.  same)  anoise, 
crash,  creaking,  whisllmg. 

'i,TptKT6s,-t),-bv,lean,  lank,  meagre. 

XTp'i^,  a  ^/luting  of  pillars, 

\rpi(pi'bf,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  arpfipo)  to 
twist)  lean,  thin, lank,  meagre, 

YrpojJciii,  'ios,  b,  an  instrument 
used  by  fullers, 

"ZTpojiiu)  -u),  I.  -I'lao),  (fr.  arpiipui  to 
turn)  lo  drive  round,  turn  round, 
roll,  turn  about,  disturb,  terrify, 
harass, 

YrpiiliiXof,  (fr.  same)  a  tornado, 
nhirlwind,  storm  ;  a  spinning  or 
whipping  top;  a  pine,  the  cone 
of  a  jiine  ;  a  kind  of  teazel;  a 
co7ich,  shell ;  a  kind  of  dance. 

XTp/ilioi,  -OV,  b,  (fr.  same)  awhirl- 
wind,  storm  ;  a  vjhirling,  turn- 
ing, rolling  ;  a  compass,  circuit  ; 
that  which  encircles,  a  belt,  gir- 
dle, 

XTpoyyoXos,  -i/,  -ov,  round,  circu- 
lar, globular,  cylindrical ;  taper- 
ing, conical ;  rolling,  voluble, 

HrpoyyiiXodi  -m,  I.  -u>au>,  p.  corpoy- 
yiiXcj/fa,  (fr.  last)  In  make  round. 
XrpiiyyvXoopai  -ovfiai,  to  ht 
round. 

XTpnyyvXiiiiia,-aTOS,  rb,  (fr.  same) 
rotundity,  roundness  ;  a  pillow. 

XTpOyyvXuXTIi,     -lOf,     Att.     -tUf,  ly, 

(fr.  .same)  rolumlily,  roundness, 
circuit  ;  a  line  of  battle. 

XTpojiflixii'lSi  a  proper  name. 

l,Tpopl3i>i;,-ov,  b,  same  as  arjiuliiXn;. 

XrpooOi^u),  f.  -lao},  (fr.  arpiivObi  a 
s\>».<crovi)lochirp,cryasa  sparrow. 

XTpi)vOtoKriit'iX(if,a.\ui  XTpovOiiKiifirj- 
Xos,-ov,  6,(fr.  orpouOof  a  sparrow, 
and  k-ofi'/Xof  a  camel)  an  ostrich. 

Xrpov(l'iov,-ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  next)  a 
little  sparrow, 

XrpovObi,  -oil,  b,  a  sparrow,  small 
bird ;  an  ostrich  ;  a  kind  of  herb. 

Xrp'ivs,  (cont.  fr.  last)  a  sparrow. 

XTpotjiiiXty^,  -yos,  II,  (fr.  next)  a 
turning,  whirling,  spinning;  a 
vortex,  eddy,  whirlwind ;  a 
circle,  wheel,  axis  of  a  wheel ;  a 
round  rheese, 

XTpotpiiXi^u),  (fr.  arpldm)  to  turn)  to 
winil,  roll,  turn,  whirl. 

X.Tp(i<pdu>  -u),  to  turn,  turn  about ; 
to  be  at  or  in,  live,  abide,  con- 
verse. 

XTpo(pcvs,  -f'of,  Att.  -/uf,  li,  (fr. 
orpiipo)  to  turn)  a  hinge, 

J."rpoi/)>),  -fii,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  turn- 
ing, bend,  turn  ;  distortion  ;  a 
return,  revolution ;  an  mlifice, 
evasion,  shift,  contrivance ;  a 
part  of  the  chorus  in  plays ;  a 
stanza. 

Xrpficliiyi,  -yyoq,  b,  (fr.  same)  the 
turning  of  a  joint  ;  a  hinge  ;  a 
turning,  bending  ;  flexibility, 
pliancy. 


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Xrpo^/oio,  Ion.  g.  of  SrpiS^iof, -ou,\XTt!yr;/ia,  -arof,  to,  (fr.  same)  irTU/zuX/iu -ai,  (fr.  (jT{J/(a  a  mouth) 
A,  a  proper  name.  I     haired,  aversion,  ditestation.  lo  prate,  chatter,  talk  wtich. 

Xrpotph,  •tloi,  fi,  (fr.  ar^fifxa  tO|Sniy;;rdf,  -r],  -ui,  (fr.  same)  hale- /^.TiainvXia, -as,  !j,  (fr.  same)  loqua- 
lurn)  a  turning,  fold,  roll,  coil  ;  \    Jul,  odious,  to  be  hated.  cUy,  talkatiieness ;  facetiousness, 

a  cock  or  spiggol ;  arogue,shuf-[ZTiyidi^w,f.-daiji,{fr.cTVY''oiodi-\     wit;  Irijlcs,  nonsense. 


Jler,  slifrpery  fdloiv. 

'Zrfioifioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  any 
thing  twisted,  a  rope,  cord,  band, 
swathe,  bell ;  a  disease  or  twist- 
ing of  the  bowcls. 

Xrpoiliwittvai,  n.  pi.  fem.  cont.  par. 
pres.  pass,  of  <rTpo0a'<i>. 

Srpoi/iwrdj,  -fi,  -di,  (fr.  crTpi<pii>  to 
turn)  turning,  thai  may  be 
turned. 

XrpiJu,  obs.  for  which  arailnviin, 

Xrpvfiapyoi,  violently  Wiidinous. 

XTovfiiiv,  -dvoi,  b,  name  of  a  river, 
a.  XTpvfidva. 

X^p^)0^if,  -it,  -dv,  same  as  arv(iv6s. 

Zrpv^iif,  -ov,  b,  an  herb,  night- 
shafle. 

Xrpiiifia,-aTOi,  t6,  (fr.  arpiiyivfit  to 
strew)  a  couch,  bed,  pallet  ;  a 
blanket,  coverlet,  bedclothes  ; 
housing,  trappings. 

Srpu/ium'f,  -fof,  Att.  -iiDs,  f/,  and 
Zrpw^i),  -T)i,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
cushion  ;  a  garment,  cloak,  coat. 

Zrpuiun'),  -i;j,  '/,  (fr.  nexl)  a  bed, 
palift  ;  a  blanket,  coverlet,  bed- 
clothes ;  a  r^rpet. 

^Tf/uivvuiJi  or  Srpui'viJa),  f.  arpiiaiii, 
(fr.  aropiiD  lo  slruw)  to  streu; 
spread,  scatter,  make  smooth  ;  to 
make  a  lied  ;  to  furnish,  prepare. 
impf.  ind.  act,  lorpiiivwov.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  larpuiaa-  iiiipr.  arpwaov, 
-drui.  per.  pass.  ind.  larpuifiai, 
•aai,  -rai'  par.  carpw/ihos,  -ij, 
-ov. 

7.Tpu>aif,  -(05,  Att.  -tw?,  t),  (fr.  last) 
a  strewing^  spreading,  making  a 
lild  ;  preparation,  laying  out. 

Trpuiaov,  I  a.  impr.  act. — £rpoj<raj, 
1  (.  ind.  act.  of  (jrp'ji'vu/ii. 

Trpwrtip,  -ijpof,  b,  (fr.  erpuivvvu) 
to  strew)  one  who  prepares, 
tpreadn  or  strews  any  thing  ; 
a  hedmaker  ;  a  butler,  waiter  ;  a 
rafirr,  joist  ;  a  hurdle. 

XrpuTOf,  -fi,  -ill,  (fr.  same)  strewn, 

sjiread ;  laid,  covered. 
YrpiiitfihaOai,  prex.  inf.  pas*,  cont.  of 
XTp(oi)i>i(a  -ii,  same  as  arootfidut.    1 
f.  md.  mirl.  arputifn)oofiat. 

TrpioAiiiitvof,  prcs.  par.  pass.  cont. 

of  lust. 
TrpiMi,  obi.  fr.  oroplu,  see  vrpuv- 

Vl>/J(. 

XTvylii,  ind Irt)y/i(,  »ub.  3  sin. 

pres.  act.  iifarvyiiM. 
Iri'yipfl,  Ion.  for  arvytpH,  (cm.  of 
irvyuiii,    -pd,    -oil',    (fr.    arvyfui 

lo     frighten)     trrrihlf,     horrible, 

frightful  ;  ind,  mournful,  griti>- 

nus,  dinmiil,  mli.nts. 
Zrvy/piiirFjt,  -jof  -out,  ''i  h,  (^'-  I'lst, 

and  hf^  Iho  rountenanri!)  Imtr- 

ful,  nilinUA,  hiihnus,  fiiililful. 
XTvytnt7i(,    (fr.    irnyrods    frightful) 

terribly,    frightfully,     dismaUy, 

inilly. 
Iniy/ci),  f  -(70(1),  and  orCifu,  loshwl- 

drr  at,  trrrnhlr,  rpiakr  ;  lo  drta'l, 

detent,    ahhnr.       1    a.    ind.    act. 

ti>r\i,a.   2  n.  ind.  net.  iarvynv, 
X 


ous)  to  he  sad,  have  a  sorrowful  Sru^iiXXio,  same  as  oru)/iiiX*'u). 
countaiancr,    look  datk,    lower  ;  Stoi^iuX^h,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  last)  lo- 
to  be  astonished,   confounded.    1 1      quacily,  lalkativeiiess  ;  trif/es. 
a.    act.     ind.     cariytaaa'     par.  SrwfjpXos,  -ov,   b,  fi,   (fr.  oTofui   a 
OTvyj'o'iraj,  -uoa,  -ai'.  mouth)      loquacious,      tatkutive, 

jTTjyi'a'^wi',  par.  pres.  act. —  Sri'y-       prattling;  petulant,  saucy  ;  fa- 


par. 

Wvy- 

vdaus,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  last. 
Trvyphs,    -)),    -bv,    (fr.    arvyiu)   to 

hate)  odious,  hateful;    detested, 

abhorred;  sorrowful,  sad,  gloomy, 

horrid. 
Trvyos,   -cos  -ov;,  to,    (fr.   same) 

hatred,  aversion. 
Xrvyu),  f.  -^u),  same  as  cTvyio). 
IrOXos,  -ov,  b,  a  column,  pillar  ;  a 

pen,  style, 
TrvXdiii   -cD,    f.   -waui,   (fr.  last)    to 

raise  a  pillar. 
Srti^,  -vybs,  I'l,  (fr.  aTvyita  to  dread) 

the  river  Styx. 
"i-Tv^aifii,  1  a.  opt.  act.  of  oTDy/u. 
"ZrvTuci',  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  next)  tow, 

flax. 
"Zro-rri,  -ijs,  'i,  (fr.  oTV(pu>  to  bind) 

tow,  flax,  hemp. 
SrOn-i?,  -i;y,  i/,  (fr.  same)  a  stock, 

stem  ;  a  rammer. 
SrvjTii'Of,   ->i,  -ov,  (fr.  (TTVirri   tow) 

OTdrfe    of  tow,   flax    or    hemp, 

linen. 
Xri'TTof,  -£0f  -ouf,  Td,  a  stock,  stem, 

trunk ;  a  rammer. 
"ZTvTTTiiivos,  same  as  arvirivoi. 
TTv-miuov    or    Xrvrtniov,    -ov,   to, 

same  as  otvituov. 
Xtv-k-xt],  -rjs,  fj,  same  as  ctvvi}. 

XrvTTTnpia,    -as,    »/,     (fr.    0TV(pljl    tO 

bind)  alum. 
XrvTrrtKis,  -^i  -bv,  (fr.  same)  bind- 
ing^  astringent,  styptic  ;     bitter, 
sour, 
^TvptiKivos,  -t,   -ov,  (fr.  next)  of 

the  Styrax,  of  the  green  poplar. 
Xripa^,     -Skos,    I),   the    Styrax,   a 
Irec  ;  whence  mas.  the  shaft,  or 
handle  of  a  spear  ;  a  sj)ear. 
SrC^tX/fw,   f.   -fu,    (fr.   aTi<pii    to 
bind)    to   shake,  move,  stir ;    to 
treat     roughly,    abuse,    disturb, 
drive  away. 
XrvipiM^at,  )  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 
TrvipcXds,    -I),   -dv,    (fr.     crTV(pu>    to 
bind)    hard,    condensed,    firm; 
rugi-rd,  rough. 
X,Tv<pvbf,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  nariii)  bind- 
ing,     astringent  ;      st\ff\     sour, 
harsh,  auslirr. 
Iri'^piv,  -J,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  same 

UH  arv^iXif. 
ln'0w,  (.   -r^iiti,  lo  bind,  be  astrin- 
grnt ;    to  thicken,  condense,  cur- 
<Ue. 
l"ri;</((, -io(,  Alt.  -(wf,  '),  (fr.  laul) 
aslrinnmry  ;      thickening,     con- 
drnsalum. 
Iri'w,    f    -iaiD,   In   bind,    nslringe, 
lighlrn  ;  In  sliffrn,  luirdrn,  thick- 
en ;    to   desire    the  female  ;     to 
grieve,  fret,  rex. 
TTutlxis,  -ii,  -dv,  (fr.  cToii  iho  porch 
or  Hchoul  of  Stoica)   i&'toi'c  ;   a 

Sloir, 

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cdious,  willy. 

Su,  aov,  thou,  you. 

Xvaypos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  cvs  a  pig,  and 
dypius  wild)  a  wild  boar. 

Sii/3apij,  -iJoj  or  -loj,  );,  Sybaris, 
name  of  a  city.  Also,  extrava- 
gance, excess,  luxury. 

T.vfiap'tTrjs,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  last)  an  in- 
haoitant  of  Sybaris. 

tviiupirtKos,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  Sy- 
baritic ;  luxurious,  cxtravoganl. 

'^vpap'iTis,  -tripos,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a 
woman  of  Sybaris. 

Tvp/jvrj  or  Xti/iiV);, -Tjf,  /;,  (fr.  ovs  a 
])ig)  a  sheath,  ruse  or  b<i^  made 
ef  pig\<i  skin  ;   a  hunting  .ipear. 

Su/idaioi',  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same,  and 
/io'o)  to  feed)  a  herd  of  swine. 

TviSiirris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  feeder 
of  su:ine,  a  swnic  herd. 

Yvy'  for  avyc,  fr.  crv,  and  yc. 

'Zvyyeypn(p6T[s,  n.  pi.  of — Xvyye- 
ypadius,  -v7n,  -bs,  per.  par.  act. 
o(  cvyypdipui. 

Si'yyfXf/ii)  -w,  (fr.  civ  tocdher 
with,  ai:d  yeXdo)  to  laugh)  to 
laugh  with. 

Xvyyivcia,  -as,  »';,  (fr.  same,  and 
yivopiai  to  be  born)  relationship, 
kindred,  affinity,  family  con- 
nexion. 

EvyycvicOai,  2  a,  inf.  ini(].  of  o-.'j'- 

yivofiat. 
Tvyyti'fat  or  -(Tn',d.pl. — Xvyytvc's, 
Xvyycvrj,Zvyycvu>v,POi]l.  cases  of 
Xvyycviis,  -ios  -ovs,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  irri'  to- 
gether, and  yivofiai  to  be  born) 
related,   converted,   rf  the   same 
parents.       Subs,    a   kinsman   or 
kinswomaii,  retalion. 
TvyycrtiiiiOa,   I  pi.  "  a.  sub.  mid. 

0\  rrvyyirofint. 
XvyynpriaKu),  f.    -liaio,  (fr.  arv  lo- 
pclhcr    with,    and     yiipticKU)    to 
grow   old,  ill.  yTipiis   old   age)  to 
grow  old  ailing  uith. 
Stiyy^ctiryni,  prr."^.  inf  pass,  of 
Xvyyirofini,  (fr.  oi'v  logellier,  and 
ylvofim   lo    l)e)    to  be   v'ilh,    live, 
ronvrrsn    or    be    intimate    with, 
krrji  riimpany  with  ;    lo  lie  uilh, 
have  lo  do  uilh  ;   lo  meet,  axsim- 
ble,    coHerl    loeelher  ;     lo    talk, 
confer  or  discourse  togitlirr  ;  In 
be   engaged,    implicated    or    in. 
lulled  m. 
i;i'yyii'i/m<f<i<,(fr.  same, and  yni.m»(u 
lo  kiKHv)  In  know,  arknoutrdi^r  ; 
to  knnw  of,  be  ronsrinus  nj  ;    lo 
consent,  agree,  be  of  one  mind  ; 
to  find  nut,  disrovir  ;   In  pardon, 
forgive,  rxrusr. 
Xvyyviiiin,  -r/(,  h,  Cf.  "amc)  par- 
don,  forgivrnm  ;     permission, 
leave,  concession,  indulgence. 
T.vyvvui'koitnlls,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  lame) 


irr 


irr 


irr 


fiirziv'ni^,  mill!,  ini}iili;inl,  mrr- 
aful  ;  Jit  to  be  purJuncd,  toorthi/ 
of  forgiveneu. 

Xvyyiijiitovf  -ofoi,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
mild,  fornii-irio,  mrroful,  indul- 
gent ;  (ijfrffiw^,  of  one  mind, 

'^vyYiwa9i)vat,  I  a.  inf.  pass,  of 
ovyyivioaKu). 

'^vyyvtaaroi,  -i),  -iv,  (fr.  alv  toge- 
ther, and  ytiiiaKo)  to  know)  to 
he  forgiven,  pardonable,  excusa- 
ble. 

2t')')'oi'oj,  -oil,  0,  (J,  same  as  nvy- 
ycvfis. 

Xvyyp  tfifij,  -(fro{,  t4,  (fr.  avv  to- 
gether with,  and  ypn'^u)  to 
write)  a  writirig,  treatise,  coni- 
posillitn,  book,  icorl;,  riaiise. 

Xvyypaipevi,  -iog,  b,  (fr.  same)  n 
W'iler,  author,  histonan. 

Tvyyoaip!),  -ijj-,  >),  (fr.  same)  awrit- 
ing,  treatise,  composition,  history 

'Zuyypiipdi,  f.  -t^u),  (fr.  same)  to 
compose,  describe,  give  n  uritleii 
account  of,  commit  to  paper, 
write  a  history  ;  to  subscribe, 
consent  to.  ^vyypitpo^iat,  to  bar- 
gain, agree,  covenant,  stipulate. 

'Zvyyviivaal't,  -ag,  i'/,  (fr.  avv  toge- 
ther, and  yv^vaala  exercise)  a 
joint  or  common  exercise,  inter- 
course, 

'ZvYKaOayH^w,  f.  -tau),  (fr.  triivwith, 
KuTf\  intens.  and  liyio;  holy)  to 
nj^'er  or  consecrate  along  with ; 
to  wash  or  purify  together. 

^vynaOaipiu)  -Z,  (fr.  avv  together, 
Kara  down,  and  a'tpcio  to  lake) 
to  wtsist  in  demolishing  or  oi'fr- 
turning  ;  to  help  in  unloading  ; 
to  aid,  assist,  engage  with  ;  to 
obtain,  gain,  conquer. 

IvyKaddpyui,  (IV.  same,  and  koQe- 
ipyu)  to  confine)  to  sluit  up  icilh, 
enclose  together. 

IvyKaOiXKii)  or  -iXki'w,  (fr.  same, 
and  KadeXnw  to  pull  down)  lo 
assist  in  pulling  down  ;  to  pull 
dawn  with  ;  to  rout  or  overthrow 
together. 

HvyKaOciitjiri;,  -io{,  Att.  -fojf,  i), 
(fr.  same,  and  KaBcviij)  to  sleep) 
a  steeping  together. 

TvyK'idcviu),  (fr.  same)  to  sleep  to- 
gether. 

"ZvyKadeipi^,  (fr.  avv  together,  and 
Ka6c\f,(u}  to  boil)  to  boil  along 
with. 

TvyicdDrifiai,  (fr.  same,  and  xdOrj- 
jim  to  sit  down)  to  sit  with,  sit 
together,  par.  pros.  mid.  avyKix- 

Oi'iiltvni;,  -I),  -ov, 

TvyKaOiCw,  (fr.  same,  and  xaBl^ia  lo 
seat,  ih.  tw  lo  set)  to  set,  place 
or  make  sit  down  with  ;  to  sit 
doion  with.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cvvi- 
Kfldiaif  par.  avyKaOiaas, 

XvynfiBiiTih'Tijjv,  g.  pi.  par.  1  a. 
act.  of  last. 

TvYK'i9v(t>aivii>,  (fr.  avv  together, 
and  KaOu<t)alvii>  lo  weave,  th. 
vrpaito-  same)  to  vienve  together 
with,  intrrweave. 

Suyxii'ij,  f.  -Kafao),  p.  avyKiKavKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  Kai'ji  to  burn)  to 
bum  with  or  together  viith  ;  to 
burn  lip. 


^vyKaKDiraOiu)  -<3,  f.  -i)au),  p.  cri)'- 
KCKiiKoTTaOiiKd,  (fr.  same,  (cukJj 
cvil,  and  tt-iWj  foelini;,  lli.  -rriia- 
Xt^  to  suUor)  lo  sujf'er  evil  or 
affiirtinn  iinlh  ;  to  share  misfor- 
tunes, endure  for. 
SuyKdKOTu'Oijffoi',  -tirio,  1  a.  impr. 

act.  of  last. 
YvyKaKuvyclaOai,   pres.    inf.    mid. 
cont.  of 

XvyKaKovxi'^  -5,f.  -I'lato,  p.  avyxc- 
KiiKuvyrtKa,  (fr.  ffi'ii'  together,  Ka- 
kof  evil,  and  iyu)  to  luiv(!)  to  itf- 
,flict,  harass  or  persecute  tfilh. 
XvyKnKOV)^l'oij:at  -oX'iiat,  to  suffer 
ill  together,  be  evil-entreated,  en- 
dure along  with. 

"^vyKiiXiu}  -Ci,  or  -iofini  -ov/tai,  f. 
-fVu)  and  -jjcro),  p.  avyKiK\7!Ka, 
(fr.  same,  and  KiAiu)  to  call)  to 
call  together,  convoke,  assemble. 
1  .T.  ind.  act.  avvtKd)itj(ni.  1  a. 
ind.  mid.  avrcKa\}icdfijjv,  -u>, 
-aro. 

IvyKiiXvisjia,  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  ne.\l) 
n  covering,  shade,  veil,  wing  ; 
shelter,  protection. 

Si')')c«Ai'-ru),  f.  -\lo>,  p.  (TvyKCKfiXv- 
(pa,  (fr.  avv  together,  and  kiAv-- 
rw  to  cover)  in  cover  closely,  con- 
ceal, hide,  veil ;  to  overwhelm, 
bury.  per.  pass.  ind.  avyKCKa- 
Xu/jjuai'par.  ovyKeKaXvfincvni,  -rj, 
-ov.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  anvcKciXvij)- 
dtjv,  -j/f,  -7/.  2  a.  ind.  pass,  awt- 
Ka\i'i[irjv. 

SuyjciiXiri^citi',  .^ol.  for  avyxaXv- 
xpai,  3  sin.  1  a.  opt.  act.  of  last. 

Suy/cn'/'i'w,  (fr.  aiv  together,  and 
Kdjjvio  to  toil)  to  join  in  labour  ; 
lo  help,  aid,  assist. 

TvyKdiJ!TTo),f.  -i/'(jj,  p.  avyKtKUfKlin, 
(fr.  same,  and  Ku'i(i:ru  to  bend) 
to  bend  or  bou;  downwards,  bow 
together.    1  a.  act.  avvcKanxpa. 

^vyKniJUpov,  -drui,  1  a.  impr.  act. 
of  last. 

^vyKdrrru)  for  avyKafirtrui. 

ZvyKn-affaiviji,  (fr.  avv  together 
w-ith,  KuTil  down,  and  th.  (iaivot 
to  go)  to  descend  or  go  down  to- 
gether with,  go  along  with  ;  to 
condescend,  accommodate,  ex- 
pose or  offer  one's  self;  to  con- 
cur, agree  v>ith,  s'lhmil,  amply, 
incline  to  anothrr''s  wish.  2  a. 
act.  ind.  avyKarlliriv,  -);{,  ->;• 
par.  avyKarajSai,  n.  pi.  avyKara- 
pdvre^, 

XvyitaTayr^pdiii  -C,  or  -yrindaKui,{fr. 
avv  together,  Kara  intens.  and 
yi)odii>  to  grow  old,  th.  ytina^  old 
age)  to  grow  old  together,  decay 
along  with  ;  to  grow  blunt, 

TvyKiiTdyvvjit,  (fr.  avv  together, 
Find  h-nruywin  to  break  in  pieces, 
th.  dyij)  to  break)  tf}  breakdown, 
together  ;  to  pjisist  in  breaking 
donm  or  in  redwing. 

tvyKardyij),  (fr.  satnc,  and  dyta 
to  lead)  to  bring  back  vjilh,  re- 
store or  hrin^  back  together. 

'ZvyKaTu^cvyvv/ii,  (fr.  same,  and 
^cvyvvfii  to  Join)  to  join,  yoke  or 
harness  together  ;  to  unite.  Yvy- 
Kam^cvyvvnai,  to  be  engaged 
viilh  or  implicated  in. 
(530) 


T.vyKaraOiaOai,  "  a.   inf.   mid.    of 

avyKuTnriOiifxt. 
"ZvyKiiTiiOiati,  -mi.  All.  -tu;,  4,  (fr. 
same)  connexion,  consent,  agree- 
mrnl,  concord ;    a  vote,  approba- 
tion. 

SuyAfuriiKrtXi'irru,  (fr.  ai/v  together, 
*<iTfi  intens.  and  kuXvittu)  to 
rover)  to  cover  togetlver  with, 
hiile  along  with. 

^vyKaTakXciw,  (fr.  same,  and  nXrlta 
lo  shut)  to  shut  up  along  ivilh, 
conjinc  vnth. 

"^vyKiiTiiKXiipnvnftfui  -u>,  (^f.  same, 
and  fcXiypoii.'^fu)  to  inherit)  to  in- 
herit along  with  or  jmntly. 

'i^vyKaTa^tlyviijjii,  (fr.  same,  and 
fdyvv/ii  to  mix)  to  mix  toge- 
ther icith,  blend,  compound  to- 
gether. 

'S.vyKaTnplirru),  (fr.  same,  and  y'l'jr- 
T(i)  to  throw)  to  throw  down  along 
until,  .fling  ilown  together, 

YvyKariwIiru),  (fr.  same,  and  ai'/zu) 
to  pulrcfv)  to  piitrrjy  altogether, 
rot  entirely. 

^vyKtiraandTrrrii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  aKdirrn)  lo  dig)  a  spoiler, 
plunderer,  destroyer,  undcrminir, 
supplantcr. 

TvyKaTuaKdT:Tij),  (fr.  same)  to  pull 
down,  undermine,  destroy. 

^vyKarnaKcvd^u),  f.  -Saw,  (fr.  avv 
together,  Kara  intens.  and  aKCvd- 
^10  to  prepare,  th.  aKtijoi  a. ves- 
sel) lo  assist  in  preparing,  see 
KaTaoKCvd^uj. 

yivyKaTaiTKcvaaii;,  -aaa,  -av,  1  a. 
par.  act.  of  last. 

"EvyKnTaaKiivdit)  -Ci,  f.  -oVoj,  (fr.  avv 
together,  kitu  intens.  and  aK>)- 
v6n)  to  dwell  in  tents,  th.  oKrjv!) 
a  tent)  to  dwell  together  in  tents  ; 
to  live  in  the  same  tent,  put  up 

.    together. 

'ZvyKaTaairdoi,  (fr.  same,  and  a-rdo) 
to  draw)  to  pull  or  draw  along 
tvith  ;  to  tear  away,  rend  in 
pieces. 

XvyKaraaTpc^aiiinov,  g.  pi.  1  a, 
par.  inid.  of 

'ZvyKnTnaroi'PiJ,  (fr.  avv  together, 
Kara  down,  and  arpirpot  to  turn) 
to  overturn  along  with,  over, 
throii:  or  redua  together.  Yvy- 
KaToaTpiipojiiii,  to  be  overthrown, 
or  lay  down  life  together. 

TvyKuTardTTij),  (fr.  avv  along  with, 
Acara  intens.  and  Tdrrw  to  ar- 
range) to  place  or  station  with 
others,  set  together. 

ZvyKariiTiOimi,  (fr.  same,  .Tnd  ri- 
Oilfji  to  put)  to  put  down  together 
with.  XvyKaTariOifiiti,  to  vote 
with,  consent,  agree,  concur 
viith,  per.  pass.  ind.  avyKara- 
TidiiiJtat. 

XvyKnTarcRciiJivo;,  -rj,  -ov,  par. 
per.  pass,  of  last. 

XvyKaradiaydvTa,  a.  sin.  2  a.  ])ar. 
act.  of 

XvyKnT(t<l>!iyu),  (fr.  aiv  together, 
Kara  intens.  and  ipdyu)  to  eat) 
to  eat  along  with,  devour  toge- 
ther. 

'SvyKaraipipij),  (fr.  same,  Knri 
downwEu-ds,  and  (jjpdi  lo  carry) 


2Tr 


2Tr 


ixr 


to  take  down  tpith,  snatch  aiwtyJ     paviii   thunder)  to   thunder  to- 

carry  off.   XvyKtiTttipipijiai,  to  go'     gelher  with. 

down    along    with,    desctnd    to-  Suytto./'u),  same  as  tniyictpavi'Cfii. 

eether.  '^vyKCd a\at6uj  -ui,  anii  -do^at  -oi3- 

ZfyicuTu^X/yui,  (fr.  same,  Kara  m-      ^ai,  (fr.  iriii'  together,  ami  KC(pa- 

teiis.  and  i^X/yu  to  burn)  /o  con-:     Xikoui  to  sum  up,  ih.  Kc(pa\ii  the 

mime,  burn  vp.  ;      head)  to  take  the  heads  of,  sunt 

Ivy)tarui^i;V>iS<Ji  f.  -(ffw,  p.  avyKa-l     vp,  deliver  briefly;    to  add  vp, 

TtxpiplKa,  (fr.  same,  and  ^''^'S'^  '      "lake  the  amount. 

to  vote,  th.  xpriijioi  a  pebble)  to  SuyKC^^-i'^/^o?,  -i/,  -ov, par.  —  Siy- 

condemn   along   with  ;   to   elect,  I     Kf^vrai,  ind.  3  sin.  per.  pass,  of 

receive  into  the  numlicr,  number  I      ovy^vu). 

with  ;     to   decrte,  enact,    pass,  i  ^vYK€)(^o}pi'ia8(i),  3  sin.   per.  impr. 

cvYKaTa\lrj(pi^o^at.  \      pass,  ol  avy^wpim. 

Xwyicd'rfifii,    (fr.    aiiv    with,    Kara  IvyKCX'^i'iii^a,  per.  par.  pass,  of 

downwards,  and  tT/ii  to  go)  /oj     cvy;(du) 


SiyiiOfd)  -ij,  f.  -iy(7(i),  p.  cvyKtKlvri- 
Ka,  (fr.  ffiv  together,  and  kivIw 
to  move)  to  move  together,  pnt  in 
motion,  stir  up.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
avveKivTiad,  -aj,  -£. 
Karil  inlens.  and  fpy«'^o/irtc  to^  Si'yKi'i'fjcij,  -105,  Alt.  -tuij,  »',  (fr. 
work,  th.  ipyov  a  work)  to  cn-\     same)    commotion,    disturbance, 

'  ' agitation. 

i'y»fXrt(nfi  -<o?i  Att.  -£ci)f,  1'/,  and 


^o   down    along    with,    descend 
with. 
ilvyicfiT/XSuififv,  1  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act 

of  (7iiy«farfp;^0fia(. 
Xi.'y<c<ir£py<j's'-'/""i  (f""-  <ri'v  together. 


operate  with,  assist  with,  achieve 
tvith. 

YvyKartp^ofiat,  (fr.  same,  koto 
down,  and  ip^ofiai  to  come)  to 
descend ;  to  return  together,  re- 
turn home, 

ZvyKaTC\ln<pl'j9r)V,  -ijj,  -r;,  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  iTvyKaraii,T](jii^ii>. 

'ZvyKarriiaa*  for  <n'yKiiTtnicav,  3! 
pi.  pper.  mid.  of  ovyKiircifit. 

'ZvyKitropv^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 

^vyKuTopvccui  or  -rru,  f.  -fw,  (fr. 
cvv  together,  Kara  down,  ai.d 
opvaaiD  to  dig)  to  slab  along  with  ; 
to  dig  along  with  ;  to  bury  to- 
gether. 

XCyKu/jiai,  {fr.  aiiv  together,  and 
KtJ/jai  to  lie)  to  be  placed  to- 
gether, lie  together  ;  In  be  settled, 
arranged ;  to  be  composed  or 
consist  of  ;  to  have  an  agree- 
ment with  ;  to  agree  together, 
conspire. 

XvyKiiiitiov,  -01),  Ti,  (nciil.  pres. 
par.  of  last)  a  thing  agreed  on, 
agreement,  bargain,  coutrart, 

Xuyitcirrti,  (3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of 
same,  used  impcrs.)  1/  i<  cer- 
tain, it  is  evident. 

2uy«AL'uXu/i^/yo5, -i;,  -oc,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  avyKaXiiTTw. 

^vyKCK^citTfih'Of,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  ffuyitXd'ui. 

Xt^yKiKOfifiivoi,  per.  par.  pass,  of 
ovyic6r:Tiii. 

luyxoroo/i/voc,  ->;,  -oi',  Sync,  for 
ovyxiKipiiiifvof,  par.  per.  pass,  of 
avyxtpiii'vvi.t. 

Iiytfjr/w,  (fr.  ai'v  togpth'T,  and 
kivtIu  tojjond)  to  pirrre  or  stab 
logelher,  slay  together,  mur- 
tUr, 

ivyKiOiiniin,  f.  avyicion'Tiit,  p.  my- 
KtKip""!,  {fr.  o'v  logelhor,  nml 
Kipavvvfii  to  mix)  to  mil  or  com- 
pound lotrlhrr,  nllrmjirr,  trm- 
prr,  ronlntcf  ;  u,  btrnd,  unite.  1 
a.  Hid.  art.  twudpnaa,  -at,  -f. 
per.  prtHs.  ind.  by  Sync,  avysl- 
Kpiififiai. 

XuyKrO'ir/Cw  "r  -/^"^ai,  (fr.  sanv, 
nnil  n/fvii  a  horn)  to  fight  unth 
horns. 
Xvyntpavviia  -w,  {ft.  lame,  and  si- 


XuycXaiT/jof,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  next)  a 
bruise,  contusion. 

ZvynXdii)  -tu,  f.  -d(Tii),  fr.  oiv  toge- 
ther, and  icXu'u,  which  see. 

TvyxXtiai;,  -lOf,  Att.  -coig,  n,  Sliy- 
xAfiff/iu,  -UT05,  ri,  and  SiyifXtirr- 
/idj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (TiyicXsi'd)  to  shut 
up)  a  meeting  or  joining  toge- 
ther ;  a  joint;  a  shutting  vp  ;  a 
siege  ;  a  prison,  cell. 

SuyKXtiuT-Aj,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  next) 
closed,  joined  togei.her  ;  connect- 
ed by  joints. 

SiycXtiw,  f.  -ciaio,  p.  cvvKiK^eiKa, 
(fr.  ciiv  together,  and  itXti'u  to 
shut)  to  enclose,  shut  up  toge- 
ther, confine  ;  to  catch  ;  to  in- 
volve, engage  in.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
cvviKXtiaa.  per.  pass.  ind.  cvy- 
K/«:X£(0-//nt,  -aui,  -rai'  par.  ovy- 
KCK^cianlioi,  -1},  -ov. 

^-vyK^npoioitiM  -d,  f.  -I'jCtt),  p.  cvy 
KtKXripovOjiriKn,  (fr.  next)  to  inhc 
rit  along  with. 

'ZvyK\rioov6ixoi,  -ov,   h,   //,  (fr.  cv. 
together,  xXflpoj  a  lot,  and  vifiiii 
to    distribute)   a  joint-heir,    co- 
heir ;     a     colleague,     associate, 
sharer. 

SijyfcXijTof,  -01',  '),  I/,  (fr.  a'uv  tofic- 
ihcr,  and  Ka>itti>  to  call)  crdlrd 
together,  convnUed,  assembled, 
convened.  Subs.  viz.  ftov'Si'i,  an 
assembly,  council,  senate,  parti- 
cularly the  Roman  senate. 

IvyxXiifni,  f.  -V'QM,  p.  -vKii,  (fr. 
same,  and  kXpCu  to  wash)  /') 
inundate,  droii  n,  nverwhrlm. 

XCyicXvf,  -vfof,  i,  II,  {fr.  aiiv  togo- 
llu-r,  anil  tr<iX/u  I"  call,  or  (ler- 
linpB  kXv(u)  I"  wash)  collrrled, 
brought  tngitlicr,  promiscuous. 
Subs,  a  riwfliix,  rrnuit. 

XvyKoiiidoiiiii  -liiiiiiff.  -fiaiiuot  ,(fr. 
sanii',  and  Kniiniui  to  lie  ilown)/» 
lir  down  logrllirr,  slrrji  with. 

XvyKiiviavitrc,  2  pi.  conl.  pres.  ind. 
or  impr.  art  .—Si'  yiciii  vu  ii'ianvrif, 
n.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act.  —^vyicoivu- 
vtiann,  2  pi.  I  n.  sub.  act.  of 

XuyXUM'Uv/bl    -0),  f.    -lOll),  p.    (Ttiyitf 

Koi.vi'i)iTjKa,  (fr.  aiiv  togellicr,  <coi- 


luiuf  a  partaker, th.  Koiviicom- 
mon)  to  share  with,  partake  of , 
to  conniiunicate,  impart  ;  to  have 
intercourse  or  communication 
with.  n.  pi.  pres.  par.  act.  cont. 
avyKoiiWt'ovvTci.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
avvcKoii'u.n'7}an, 
TvyKoivuvus,  -ov,  0,  i';,  (fr.  same)  a 

partaker,  sharer,  parliripator. 
SuyKoiTu'^f/iai,  (tV.  next)  lu  lie  vith. 
Suykoirof,  -011,  0,  !;,  {fr.  aim  with, 
and  koi't;?  a  bed)  «  bed  ftllow  ; 
congenial,  agreeable,  roncordunt. 
SiiyKoXXn'rrci),   (fr.   same,   and  ko- 
XaVru  to  bruise)  to  bruise  or  beat 
together, 
SuyKoXXoai-oJ,  f.  -t'lao),  p.  ovyiccKoX- 
XriKa,   (fr.  same,  and  KoXXtao  to 
glue)   to  glue,  sobler  or  ct.mer.t 
together  ;  to  imitate,  adopt. 
SuyKoXun/?(i'u)  -G>,  f.  -t'icui,{fr.  same, 
and  KoXvijIidui  to  swim)  lo  swim 
together.  1  f.  ind.  act.  auy.voXifi- 
I3:';aiji,  -£(f,  -ti. 
^vyKo^tin,  -ns,  >i,  {fr.  next)  a  col- 

leciioii,  galheriag  ;  harvest. 
SirvAfOfi/i^u,  f.  -tau),  p.  avyKeK6i.nKn, 
(fr.  aiv  together,  and  ko^i'sw  to 
carry)    to    carry    or    bring    to- 
gether, collect,  gather ;   to  reap, 
make  harvest ;   to  bury,     luy/co- 
fil^ofiai,  to  store  or  treasure  up  ; 
to  get,  gain,  acquire  ;    to  claim. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  act.  avviKdfiiaa. 
Suyk-ori), -r;s,  fi,  (fr.  next)  a  faint, 
swoon  ;    a  compression,  shorten- 
ing,   contraction  ;     syncope,    a 
grammatical  figure. 
XvyndTTTio,  f.  -if  w,  (fr.  avv  together, 
and   KUKTw    to  cut)  to  break  or 
cut  up,  cut  into  puces,  chop  ;    to 
beat,  bruise,  pound  together ;   to 
cut  off',  contract,  shorten. 
TvyKoaftid)  -d,  f.  -I'cw,  fr.  same, 
and  KoaiJiiu,  which  see.  1  f.  inf. 
act.  avyKoani'-aeiv. 
Tvyicpaais,   -loj,   Att.    -toif,   I'l,  {ft. 
aiv  together,  and   Kcpnirviit   to 
mix)     a     mixture,     intiicourse, 
commerce, 
^vynparfut  -io,  (fr.  same,  and  upa- 
riw  to  prevail)  to  hold  together, 
maintain,  sujiport. 
'ZvyKptun,   -uTO<;,  rti,  (fr.  avyitpUia 
to  join   together)  a  joining,  ct- 
vicnt,  concretion,  inass  ;    a  com- 
parison ;  a  proclamation,  decree, 
edict  ;      interpretation,    opinion, 
judgment. 
^vyKpltai,  1  a.ilif.act.  —  TlvyKplvm, 
-aaa,  -av,  I  a.  par.  act. — XvyKol- 
i'oi'7-K,  n.  pi.  pres.  [lar.  act.  of 
XvyDpniio,f.  -I'd,  (fr.  aijv  together, 
and  Kplvu)  lo  judge)  to  join,  glue 
together,    cement  ;    to    compare, 
compare  with,  judge  by  cnwiiaii- 
son  ;  III  contend,  strive,  dispiite  ; 
to  unfold,  iiiitrprrt,  csjdain  ;  to 
rontrnrt,  shrink.     XvyKplniuui,  to 
roalrsre,  grow  tosethrr,  unite. 
TLvvKpiait,  -IOC,   Alt.   -(ij<,   !i,  (fr. 
fast)  unnhmy,  rniifarmily,  com- 
pariton,  intcrpritntion  ;    custom, 
manner,  rile. 
XvyKpiiTi'm,  {fr.  aiv  loccthcr,  nml 
spiirlu)  \os\r\V.K)to  strike  locrthrr, 
clap  ;  to  opplawl ;  to  clash,  clat- 


srr 


2TZ 


2YK 


ler,  rattle;  to  irrM  to^flhcr ;  to]'^vyy6ui,  ('.  -uxtoj,  (fr.  s;iiiio.  and 
eomposr,  xeltle,  arrange  ;  to  pTc-\  ^Aai  to  lic;i|)  iip)  to  cover  iiilli  a 
pnrr,     make     rradfi,      n'-ciiutrc,\     mouitil  of  mrth^  bun/;    to  keap 


equip,  furnish  ;  to  collect,  iixxriii 
bit,  raise,  levi/  ;  to  proclaim, 
puMish ;  to  encourage,  animate, 
chrrr. 
^t'lyKpotiati,  -io{,  Alt.  -eio{,  }/,  nnd 
Xi'ypovvfidf,  -oT;  l>,  (fr.  next)  a 
concumiion,  cnllision  ;  a  gruil«e, 
piqut,  quarrel ;  fraud,  impos- 
ture ;  conspiracy. 

'iiiyic^ovu),  (fr.  a'vv  together,  ami 
Kpnvu)  to  heat)  to  strike  or  knock 
lo«ethrr,  flush  against  each  other, 
clash  ;  to  clap  the  hands  ;  Id 
embroil,  stt  by  the  ears  ;  to  col- 
lect, assemble  ;  to  pump  or  draw 
out  secrets,  force  a  confession. 

XvyKfivrrru),  fr.  ."same,  and  KpvTTTui, 
which  sec.  Suyfrpiii^ai,  1  a.  inf. 
act. 

IvyKvl^oi,  f.  -yo-w,  p.  irvvfKTtKn,  (fr. 
aw  together,  ;inil  kti^m  to  build) 
to  create  toeether ;  to  found, 
build. 


"ZvyKTiaTris,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  a  fel- 
low colonist. 
TvyKVTTTu),   f.   -dti},    p.   cvyKtKv(pa, 
(fr.    same,   and   n-iiirru   to  bencl 
downwards)  to  took  dovmwnrd ; 
to  bom   or  bend  together,  stoop  ; 
to    close   together,   contract  ;     to 
agree,  consent ;  to  conspire, 
TvyKvptw  -a,  (fr.  same,  and  Kvpew 
to  meet   with)   to  fall  in  with, 
meet,  ,find  ;   to  happen,  chance  ; 
to  dash,  encounter,  dash  together. 
SvyKvortiia,-arni,rd,  and  TvyKvpln, 
-Of,  )';,  (fr.  same)  an  occurrence, 
coincidence,  chance,  accident, 
XvyKiipu),  f.  -KvpiTw,  (fr,  same)  to 
fall  tn  with,  meet,  happen  with  ; 
to    encounter,    dash    together   or 
against  each  other, 
'ZvyKvipiov,    -ov,    TO,   (fr.    ne.xl)   a 

chance,  accident. 
ZijyK>'i<l,u>,    (fr.    auv   together,   and 
KV'nru)  to  bend )  to  bend  tugether  ; 
to  bend,  boir,  stoop  ;    to  close  to- 
gether, contract. 
TvyK'jtiiiil^nTc,   Dor.    for   cvyKutpd- 

oarc,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 
XvyKu>iid^ii),  f.   -ac'o,    (fr.   <rvv  to- 
gether, and  Kwfidi^ii)  to  revel)  to 
revel  together  ;  to  set  up  or  begin 
the  'lance. 
Xvyxrilpn,3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
^vy)^a!ptTt,  2  pi,  pres.  ind,  or 
impr.  act.  of 
Xu)';^ii(ou,   (fr.  o'tii'   together,  and 
^iiipu)  lo  rejoice)  to  rejoice  along 
with,    congratulate,     impf.     ind. 
act.  avi'i'x'Tipov,  -a,  -c.  2  a.  pass, 
ind.  <Ti'i'£;i(-t/()iji',-;;5,-;;' impr.  avy- 
^'ipriOt,  -I'/Tiu,  in  pi.  avy^dprjTC, 
Xuy;^ijOfrr«(,  3  sin.  2  f.  ind,  mid. 
—   '^vyyi'iprjrt,  2  pi.   2  a.  sub. 
pass,  of  last. 
Xvyxc(,  pres.  impr.  act.  of 
Hiiyxda  -d,  f.  -ycvaoi,   (\r.  miv  to- 
jrclher,  and  ;^jw  to  ponr)  to  pour 
together  ;  tn  confttse,  disturb,  con- 
found, amaze,  (darm. 
Tvy^opcvbj,   r.    -o'law,    (fr,    same, 
aiiil  xopcCta  to  dance,  th.  yopOs 
a  dance)  to  dance  together.  \ 


togethir,  pile  up 

^"y,Y!""/""  ""^/"I'l  f-  -I'lcofiai,  ]>. 
cvyKixp'tftat,  (fr,  siiiiie,  nnd 
XP'i'^  to  lend)  to  hare  intercourse; 
to  use  in  common  ;  to  borrow,  ac- 
cept of. 
ilvyxpnii^ui,  f.  -tcru),  p.  avyKtxp^' 
vIkii,  (Ir,  same,  and  vpoii^u)  to 
grow  old,  th,  xPiit'Oi  tune)  to  dr- 
ift'/ or  tarry  wiih  ;  to  bt  of  equal 
age  with. 
'Zvy-^pUvTat,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 

mid.  of  (Tiij'YP"''';"'!' 
y^i'yxvrtj),  and  Tvyxi'"),  f-  -uo-w,  p, 
avyKiyi'Kn,  (fr.  ain'  together,  and 
yvii)  to  pour)  to  ronfoinid,  cim- 
fuse,  bnjjir,  disturb,  alarm.  2  a. 
or  impf.  ind.  act.  cvvcxvov,  -£?, 
-c.  per,  pass,  ind.  avyKeyJiitai, 
-eat.,  -Tni'  par.  evyKCxyftivoi;,  -i, 
•ov,  1  a,  md.  pass.  crvvcx'''S>l''i 
-1<,  -1, 
'ZiYx^>ati,-ioi,\\X.  -fwf, )'/,  (fr.  last) 

confusion,  disturbance,  uproar. 
Sii)'Y"'"^i  same  as  avyYvvui. 
SuyYiJvri'w,  (fr.  cvv  together,  and 
X^wvcvti)  to  melt,  th,  xuivn  a  cru- 
cible) to  vielt  in  a  furnace,  melt 
together, 
^vyx'^^'i'^ipt    or    Xvyxi^V't'o),    (fr, 
same,  and  ;y-rf(i)  to  heap)  to  forti- 
fy with  a  rampnrt  or  mound ;  to 
heap  together  ;  to  bury, 
y.iiyyjopa,   -a;,   ,),   (fr.   same,    and 
X^P''  'I  p'at^e)  the  same  c.mmtry. 
tvyx'^pi'^i  f-  -)'(rui,  (fr,   same,  an«l 
)^ij>Ofu}  to  yield)  to  concede,  yield, 
grant,  give  way  to  ;  to  cede,  give 
■up,  remit ;    to  pardon,  forgive, 
indulge  ;    to  bargain,  stipulate. 
pres,  par.  pass.  cont.  cvyx^pov- 

lilVOf, 

Hvyxt'-'priaiz,  -los,  Att.  -rwf,  i'/,  (fr, 
same)    concession,    grant,    per- 
mission, allowance. 
"ZvyxuipriTin?,  -n,-ov,  (fr.  same)  <o 

be  conceded  or  granted. 
Yvyx^ani,  1  a,  inf.  act.  of  o-iyTj^iiw. 
Tif'riv,  (fr.  (Ti'w  to  rouse,  th.  atin)  to 
shake)  ('/(  hrt^^te,  quickly,  speedi- 
ly, violently,  impetuously. 
Si'ff,  n.  pi.  ofc-Of. 
Xi'cTO,  Ion.  for  cavcro,  3  sin.  impf, 
ind,   puss,  or  2  a.  ind,   mid,  of 
!      avu}. 

Tv^i'iu  -01,  f,  ovl^i'jao),  ]),  inn'i^n'<a,{fr. 
oi'v  to{;ether,  and  l^du  to  live)  to 
live  toeether,  be    united  with  or 
dependent    on  ;    to   be    raised  to 
life  along  with, 
Xuftryi'B'/j  or  £ii^£i3yi'i"/Ji,  f.  avl^ei- 
I'w,  p,  cmil^fvKa,  {fr,  same,  and 
^nyvvw  to  join)  to  yoke  or  join 
together,  conjoin,  couple,  unite,  1 
a,  ind,  act,  trvvi^ev^a.  per.  pass, 
ind.  avi'li^evynaf  par.  ovvc^cvy- 
lifvoi,  -n,  -ov, 
Su^rji',  Dor,   for  trv^liv,   pres,   inf, 
act.  —  Siif^o-o/ifc,  1  pi.  f.  ind. 
act.  of  av^dia. 
Tvl^rire^v,  pres,    inf,   act.   cont,  — 
Tv^nruTc,  2  pi,  cont.  pres.  ind, 
act.  —  'Zvi^}]ToiivTa;,  -tc;,  -tuiv, 
cont.  cases  par.  pres.  act,  of 
C332J 


Xv^nrt'ui  -C,  f.  -ijcrui,  p,  ovvr^^rtjuaf 

(fr.  avv  together,  and  ^tirioi   to 

.seek)  to  inquire  (f  imc  another  ; 

to  ijufstion,  nrgui,  dispute  with. 

impf.   ind.  act.  avvc^i'ircuv  -ovv, 

-eci  -etf,  -u  -CI.   I  a.  ind.  act. 

<rtM'/^i;<T«. 

Xv^i'irriaii,   -loj,    Att.   -iws,  //,    (fr. 

same)   aji   inquiry,    disputation, 

argument,  a.  av^i'irrjcnv, 

Xv^itrriTiii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  dis- 

putvr,       reasoner,      •philosopher, 

learned  man, 

Si)^i')'i'<i,  -Of,  S],  (fr.  aiiv  together, 

and  (^tvyvvfii   to  join)  a  joining 

together,    union ;    marriage  ;    a 

yoke,  pair;    similarity,   parallel 

circumstance  ;  grammatical  con- 

ju  station, 

Yvi^vyioi,  -a,  -ov,  {fr.  same)  yoked 

together,  undid. 
Xii^Byof,  -ov,  0,  >'/,  (fr.  same)  join- 
ed,   united,    coupled,    married  / 
yoked  together. 
Su^wr,  -uJi/Toj,  pres.  par.  act.  cont, 

of  a  v^dio. 
Xv^wvi'vui,    (fr.   (71)1/  together,  and 
^evyviifit   to  join)  to   hind  or  tie 
together  ;  to  gird  with,  encircle. 
l,vt^uioTroteu}  -&,  f,  ->'j<Tu>,   p,  awe- 
C(<Jo~o('j)ka,  (fr,  same,  ^ww.  Poet, 
fjr   f«'u   to   live,    and    notiu   to 
make)  to  make  alive  with,  restore 
to  life  together  with, 
IvKi'bf,  -i),  -dv,  {fr,  ai's  a  pig)  hog. 
gish.  brutish,  boorish,  cloivnish  ; 
stupid,  silly,  foolish,  dull, 
IvOch,  1  a.  par.  pass, — Si>0£v,lon. 
and  Bceot.  Sync,   for  cavdtjaai; 
3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  o-i'w. 
ZvOi,  Sync,  for  cvOnri,  1  a.  impr. 
pass,  of  ffi'o).     Or  the  pres,  or  2 
a,  impr,  act.  of  o-()/ii,  for  o-i'io. 
Su^fuXXis,  -('i^of,  ;;,  (fr.  cvKov  a  fig) 

a  Jig-pecker. 
XvKdfi'ivov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  ne.\t)  the 
fruit  cf  the   sycamine  or  syca- 
more tree,  mulberry, 
IvKdjjilvog,  -ov,  b,  9  sycamine  or  sy- 
camore tree, 
XvKirj  -rj,  -ing  -ijf, )';,  a  Jig-tree, 
YvKcuiv  orXtk-iiv,  -wi'of,  5,  (fr,  last) 

a  phmtalion  of  Jig-trees, 
XitKiioi,  -I?,  -01',  (fr,  same)  of  fig- 
tree  ;  weak,  brittle,  slender  ;  use- 
less, worthless. 
"LvKOjtooaia  or  -pla,  -uf,  and  1,vk6- 
fiopoi,  -ov,  !],  {fr.  same,  and  ^lA- 
pns  a  mulberry  tree)  a  sycamore 
tree, 
XiJKov,  -ov,  TO,  a  Jig. 
XvKo<j>avTi<j}  -S),  f,  -I'/ffu),   ]>.   acav- 
KoipdvTTjKa,  {fr,  nvKov  a  fig,  and 
(jjinvo)    to    show)    to    inform   on 
those  who  smuggled  figs  out  of 
Attica  ;  to  accuse  falsely ;  to  ex- 
tort, 1  a,  ind,  act,  tavKoipavrijcra, 
— XvKOijiavTi'/cijTC,  2  pi.  1  a.  sub. 
act. 
XvKf)(l>dvTns,-ov,b,{fr,  same)  afalse 
accuser,    informer,    calumniator, 
reviler  ;  a  sycophant,  Jlatlerer, 
XvKoiltavTia,  -as,  i/,  (fr.   same)  ca- 
lumny,  false  accusation,  extor- 
tion, 
'HvKOfpnvT'iKis,  ->i,  -iv,  {fr.  same)  ca- 
lumnious, injurious,  false,  par- 


2YA 

fto/,  unjust.     Comp.  (TVKO(pavTi- 

KltlTCpOf. 

^I'lKxoi,  -«•',  oil  a  kin^^  °f  slippers. 

XvKuiv,  -ttii-of,  i,  (fr.  oCkoi'  a  tig) 
a  phce  planted  with  Jigs. 

Ju>oy<iiyf'u)  -<5,  (fr.  <n'At;  a  prey, 
and  dym  to  lead)  to  ririve  or  car- 
»3^  away  booty  ;  to  spoil,  rob, 
plunder. 

YvXayiiiywv,  par.  pres.  act.  cont. 
of  last. 

2«>a6£(j,  Dor.  for  <n'Xr;9£iV. 

TvXaaKc,  Ion.  for  tui'.Xa,  3  sin. 
inripf.  ind.  act.  cont.  of 

£vXa'(ii  or-f'u)  -<S,  f.  -/;<ra),  |).  ccrvXrj- 
Ka,  (fr.  CTuXi;  plunder)  to  plun- 
der, rob,  spoil,  carry  off,  take 
away,  strip  ;  to  take  out,  draw 
forth.   1  a.  ind.  act.  cfft'Xijira. 

2tAciJ/>(Vo;,  -17,  -on,  Dor.  forauXot!- 
ftivoi,  pres.  par.  mid.  cont.  of 
avMu). 

ZuXfiioi,  same  as  oxi\d(:y. 

luXr;,  -i;s,  /;,  prey,  plunder,  booty, 
spoil  ;  plundering,  carrying 
away,  rapine. 

Zii\>i9i.U,  -liaa,  -IV,  1  a.  par.  pass. 

—  SnX/jffovrtj,  n.  pi.  1  a.  par. 
act.  of  (TvXa'u. 

'^vWSduv,  act.  —  XvWa^lodai, 
mid.  2  a.  inf — SuXXu/JiIii',  -ouaa, 
-ii/,  pi.  n.  -(idvTti,  d.-fiovai,  act. 

—  2iiAXrj/?(j/itro{,  -/;,    -ov,  mid. 
par.  2  a.  of  ui-XX  i/j/Jifvo). 

ZuXXrt^i),  -i}{,  i;,  (fr.  same)  a  sylla- 
ble ;  a  fold,  knot. 

XuXXay;^'a'^■a),  (fr.  aiiv  together,  and 
Xay;(«'i'w  to  obtain  by  lot)  to 
share  or  receive  by  lot  together, 
inherit  abmg  with. 

SvXXcfXf'w  -u,  f.  -fjffu),  p.  ffuXXfXrf- 
XrjKa,  (fr.  ffvv  together,  and  Xn- 
X/(i)  to  speak)  /o  talk,  speak  with, 
confer,  converse  together,  1  a. 
act.  ind,  owtXdXriaa. 

XuXXflXoDiTt;,  n.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  —  Zv\\a\/jaaf,  par.  1 
a.  act.  of  last. 

Zv^'ipliiivov,  pres.  impr.  mid.  of 

2lvXXri^/?/ir(»,f.  mid. (7uXX/;<|o/mi, p. 
Att.  avvtlXrjipri,  (fr.  rrvv  together, 
and  Xu/i/irffw  to  lake)  to  emirrace, 
salute  ;  to  leiie,  graxji,  rntrh, 
lay  hold  of;  to  utidrrslnnd,  per- 
ceive ;  to  comprise,  comjirrhend  ; 
to  be  crmsriout  of,  privy  to ;  to 
conjecture,  imagine,  guess  ;  to 
conceive,  breed  ;  to  co-operate, 
assist,  mil,  help.  per.  par.  nrl. 
All.  trvvti^v'pii'if  -via,  -il{.  2  a. 
md.  art.  vur/Xif/Jar.  1  a.  ind. 
pami.  ovyiyt}4i0qv.  2  a.  ind.  mid. 
<njfi'X4/}4/ii;v,  -ov,  -tro. 

ZvXX/^trai,  3  iin.  preii.  ind.  mid. 

—  Ji'XX/yoyrf J,  u.  pi.  —  XfXX/- 
yaxivt,  d.  pi.  par.  (irr«.  act.  of 

IvXX/yuj,  f  (TiAX/f(ii,  p.  ri'XX/Xf;^i, 
Att.  <jiii'</Xo;^a,  (fr.  mi' logcllier, 
and  X/yui  \«  roilrrt)  to  gather, 
rnllrri,  assemble  ;  to  levy  ;  In 
acffutre,  ntnnss  ;  In  combine  ;  In 
conrl'ide,  infer.  I  n.  nrl.  ind. 
(Twi/Xffa*  impr.  (riiXXf^of,  -riru' 
fiiib.  (TvXX/(<i),  -n(<  -'I,  3  pi.  ffuX- 

>>/(<iTr,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  net.  — 
Tv\>/(ovai,  3  pi.  I  f.  ind.  act 


2iM 

ZiiXXffu/itr,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act. 
of  last. 

2tXX)7/3i7;v,  (fr.  (ri)XXa/<j3a'vii)  to 
comprehend)  summarily,  in  a 
word,  to  comprehend  all. 

ruXXi;»rrp/a,  -05,  }],  (fr.  same)  an 
assistant,  female  helper,  help- 
mate. 

TvyXn<pSck,  a.  sin.  -<pdivTa,  par. — 
TvXSnipdnn,  impr.  —  XvXXti<p6>i- 
vai,  inf.  1  a.  pass,  .ind 

SuXX^i/r;,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  pass,  of 
orXXd^/Jai'UJ. 

SijXXi);^!;,  -105,  Att.  -£(<>?,  fi,  (fr.  civ 
together,  and  Xa^(3a'i'u  to  take) 
a  grasp,  catching,  seizure,  lay- 
ing hold  of  ;  comprehension, 
conception,  understanding ;  aid, 
assistance,  Julp  ;  Syllepsis,  a 
figure  of  rhetoric. 

'S.vXXoyht  -ijf,  1';,  (fr.  oiiv  together, 
and  \iyw  to  collect)  a  coUeclion, 
assembly,  congregation;  aheap, 
mass,  pile. 

Si'XXoyi'^ui,  (fr.  same)  to  collect, 
assemble  ;  to  levy.  "ZvWoyii^oijtat, 
f.  -<<ro//ai,  Att.  -luvfjiii,  to  reason, 
argue  ;  to  conclude,  infer  ;  to 
discourse,  deliberate  ;  to  com- 
pute, reckon,  count,  per.  ind. 
pass.  ffuXXtXiiynTffui.  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  avvcXoytcujjTjv,  -01,  -aro. 

SuXXoyio-^os,  -oT',  b,  (fr.  last)  deli- 
beration, argument,  reisonmg, 
inference,  syllogism  ;  an  ac- 
count, compulation,  reckoning, 
calculation,  number  ;  a  con- 
trivance, plan,  scheme. 

Xi'XXoyof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (riv  together, 
and  X/yu  to  collect)  an  assem- 
bly, congregation,  meeting,  con- 
ferivce,  council. 

TvXXoifopioi  -d,  f.  -jjffo),  p.  (TuXXf- 
XoiidprjKa, (fr.  same,  and  Xoi^op/w 
to  re|iroach)  to  revile,  reproach, 
upbraid  v-tth. 

TvXXo^dia  -(3,  (fr.  same,  and  Xi^"^ 
a  comjiany)  to  collect  or  assem 
bte  forces,  levy. 

Ii)XXo;^(ri;j,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  one 
of  the  same  company  ;  a  fellow 
soldier. 

TiXXvitiofiai  -ovuai,  (fr.  avv  toge- 
ther, and  Xiiiri]  grief)  to  ctmdoU 
with,  sympathize  ;  to  be  greatly 
grieved  at. 

HvXXvTrovftivot;,  -t),  -ov,  par.  pres. 
mid.  cont.  of  last. 

XtXXCw,  f  -iiau),  (fr.  aiv  logellicr, 
and  Xi'u  to  unloose)  to  hrlji  to 
unloose  ;  to  break  up  or  put  an 
cTid  to  disputes,  drcute ;  to  con- 
riliate,  reconcile. 

tvXoi'iifvof,  pres.  par.  pniiH.  cont. 
nf  ovXIiii  same  ns  nvXtfu, 

%vX&v,  art.  —  T.vXiofityof,  pass, 
[ires.  par.  ronl.  of  ovXilw. 

Xviifiiitri,  3  Bin.  2  a.  opt.  nrl.  — 
7.vi>liiilvciv,pn'n.  inf  art, — j;,,^,. 
(laliniTof,  p.  Bin.  (inr.  prt'H.  art. 
—  yiviififiiruf,  g.  pi.  of  avfiftdf, 
par.  2  a.  iirt.  of 

Tviiftnlvw,  f.  mid.  >ri>/i/?^jnn/iai,  p. 
trviiftfjhiKii,  (fr.  (71 1  loc'lliiT,  and 
0iitvii)  to  go)  to  go  or  V  nlk  toge- 
ther ;  In  romr  tngrlbrr,  meet, 
evcnunler,  rncnge  ;  to  agree, 
(633) 


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coincide;  to  treat,  transact,  gli' 
pulutc ;  to  happen,  occur,  be- 
fall, come  to  pass.  per.  par.  act. 
aufijicliiiKwi,  -via,  -if.  2  a.  act. 
ind.  avvi(irjv,  -r/s,  -'f  sub.  cvjxfiii, 
'V^i  'fi'  P'"''  "■'Jf /^"S)  -dcra,  -dv. 

YvfilSaXuv,  2  a.  inf.  act Sv/z/ju- 

Xtu/itvos,  Ion.  and  Att.  for  cv^t- 
iiaXn^cvo;,  par.  2  a.  mid. —  v„^. 
finXXcdfitvoi,   Ion.    and  Att.   for 

trufifiaXXdfici'Oi,  pres.  par.  mid 

Su/z/idAXtToi',  Ion.  for  avviiiiiXXe- 
Tov,  2  du.  impf.  act.  —  Zvfil^nX- 
Xovca,  n.  fem.  par.  pres.  act.  of 

Xviii3dXXw,  f.  -PSXa,  p.  -(ilffXr}Ka, 
(fr.  miv  together,  and  (JdXAw  to 
throw)  to  join,  unite,  entwine, 
lay  or  place  together  ;  to  throw 
or  dash  together  ;  to  throw  back 
upon,  retort ;  to  match,  pit ;  to 
compare  ;  to  ronjcrlure,  infer  ;  to 
confer,  comndt  with,  argue,  dis- 
pute ;  to  bargain,  agree,  stipu- 
late ;  to  lend  money  ;  to  come 
together,  assemble,  meet  ;  to  come 
up  with,  encounter,  engage,  join 
b/Utte  ;  to  contrive,  invent,  feign. 
^viij3dXXofiiii,  to  calcutiite,  com- 
pute, reckon  ;  to  contribute,  sub- 
scribe ;  to  assist,  help,  aid.  2  a. 
act.  ind.  cvvf'lSaXov  inf.  oir/j/^u- 
Xc7v.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  cvyslinXo^inv, 
-ov,  -iTo.  pur.  ind.  mid.  cvu^i- 
PoXa. 

l.vfiliftfia,  -nTog,  rd,  (fr,  cru/j/SuiVu 
toha|)pen)  a7i  event,  accident. 

"Lvjilidjicv,  Dor.  for  (nr/i/Jrpai,  2  a. 
inf.  act.  —  Y.vjt(iuvTa,  a  sin.  of 
—  Tviijidi,  -doa,  -(IV,  2  a.  par. 
act.  of  same. 

XviilittciXcvaofiir,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act, 
-Xevauifttv,  1  pi.  I  a.  sub.  of 

TvjjfiiimXniu,  f.  -ei<au},p.  ovftjScfia- 
aiXtvKa,  (fr.  (r^  together,  and 
PuciXcvui  to  reign,  th.  jSaaiXiis  a 
king)  to  reign  together  with.  I 
a.  act.  ind.  avvtIiaaiXcvaa'  sub. 
cvfiftitaiXcvcui,  -j/f,  -t]. 

Tvijftdati,-tos,An.  -ciog,t'i,{fr.  avfi- 
[i(ili'o)  to  stipulate)  a  covenant, 
stijiutation,  agreement,  linrgam^ 
compact,  treaty  ;    reconcitialiori. 

Xi'/i/iin(77(i'^u),  f.  -(tTd),  (fr.  ni'v  lo- 
gfthcr,  and  ffaard^o)  to  carry) 
to  carry,  lay  or  j/birr  tngdhtr  ; 
to  compare,  liken,  assimilate. 

Yvjiftrlinvnt,  Ion.  for  nv^ipifltiKtvat, 
inf.  of  —  yvfiplpnua,  -ai,  -e, 
per.  ind.  act. —  lu/i/SfjSijifdf.-iira, 
rAf,  d.  .(itiKiri,  g.  pi.  -firiKdriav, 
p,ir.  per.  act.  and 

li';(/ii),3gin.  2  a.  sub.  art.  —  Xi'/c 
fli'iao/iai,  1.  f.  ind.  mid.  of  avji- 
ftnliu). 

Xv/ifiifiaCdiitvof,  -1;,  -ov,  Jiass.  — 
it'/i/Ji/^H'^uv,  -oiiffii,  -01',  n.  pi. 
-^oi'TK,  act,  par.  pres.  of 

>"!•/// 'i/?/i(w,  f.  -iSnu),  {fr.  iTi<v  t(,- 
I"'lier,  and  (iilidl^id  I"  make 
ascend,  th.  ftalvui  to  go)  In  force 
tngilher,  make  comjmrl,  unite, 
knit  together  ;  In  cnncilialr,  re- 
conrite  ;  to  teach,  instruct  ;  ta 
enllale,  compare,  infer,  conclude. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  awilUflaoa.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  mivi(iiiida9tiv  par. 
ciii/3tliaii0tU,-t'i<ra,'(y. 


Tv/i^tiiiiiin,  3  sin.  1  f.  iiid.  act.  — 
Xi'it^iiiaaOifTutu,  ■;.  pi.  1  a.  pur 

puss,  of  l.'L&I. 

Sv/i^V'>>«  coiU.  for  -p'liil,  Alt.  for 
-iiutu),  1  f.  iiiiL  net.  of  same. 

Tv/tti.ou),  f.  -licTu),  (fr.  aiiv  togi'thcr, 
aikl  /jiiiu  to  live,  ill.  /iioj  lifo) 
<o  //if  together  uilJi,  cohabit, con- 
De<»e  wilh. 

^viniiuiBii,  -o>,  Alt.  -£(i)5,  i),  (fr. 
si^inc)  o  living  togeltier,  coha- 
bitation. 

Ji)f(,(Jiuiri)f, -oD,  i,  (fr.  same)  aco7n- 
pillion,  comrade,  acquaintance. 

'ZiftiiXiifta,  -aroi,  to,  ami  lu/i/jX^- 
ffif,  -fOfi  Alt.  -tujf,  i';,  (fr.  avv  lo- 
geiher,  and  iidWu)  to  throw)  n 
jai/i/  or  joining  together,  cement- 
ing, soiiering. 

ZD/i/JAijrdf,  -I),  -iv,  (fr.  (Tu^/JaXXiu 
to  join  together)  capable  of  com- 
parison, &c.  accordmg  to  the 
verb. 

Zi<it,JonO!i(,  -ou,  h,  (fr.  a'w  together, 
aiidjJonOds  an  assistant)  a  fellow 
assistant,  helper,  auxiliary,  mi- 
niiler. 

2i'/i/3i.>Xu(cu<i),  same  as  (7u;i/3aXXw. 

^Vfil^oXatai',  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  av^jSdXXw 
to  stipulate)  an  agreement,  cove- 
nan.',  bargain  ;  a  treat)/,  com- 
part ;  an  article  of  agreement, 
indtnlurc,  deed  ;  a  debt ;  a  money 
transaction,  commerce,  traffic ; 
a  comuxion,  relationship. 

l,v^l3o\ii,  -rji,  II,  (fr.  same)  a  join- 
ing, joint,  scam  ;  a  meeting, 
coming  together,  junction  ;  a 
conflict,  engagement  ;  society, 
contribution,  share,  club,  riot  ; 
a  dinner,  &c.  where  each  pays. 

tviAjioXiKii,  -!j,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  con- 
jectural, doubtful  ;  symbolical, 
signiftcar.t,  allegoiical. 

Zvitj^nXtKuis,  (fr.  last)  allegorically , 
emblematically. 

"ZvniiaXoKOTTiui  -w,  (fr.  avfifioXov  a 
sign,  and  (cdroj  labour)  to  be 
fond  of  feasting,  revel,  carouse 
v:ith  others. 

Tviilio\oK6iTii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  one 
given  to  feasting  ;  a  jolly  fellow, 
hon  vivant. 

Su/ijJaXoi',  -ou,  T<),  (fr.  ai/v  together, 
and  /Ju'XXo)  to  throw)  a  symJml, 
sign,  token  ;  an  omen  ;  a  ticket, 
ilieck,  docket  ;  the  watch  word, 
pais,  countersign ;  a  compact, 
bargain,  treaty. 

Si'/ii^do-itfc),  (fr.  same,  and  fidaKia  to 
feed)  to  feed  togetlicr  with. 

3;u/i,3ouX£«(7af,  'atia,  -av,  par.  I  a. 
act.  of  ffir^/JouXcuu). 

Ziift/JoitXcuTi);,  -oS,  i,  (fr.  aiiv  with, 
and  /3ouXf|,  counsel)  a  counsellor, 
adviser,  tlrltr,  senator. 

T.vniicvXtvrtKd;,  -q,  -iv,  (fr.  same) 
giving  counsel,  advising,  per- 
suasive. 

i'li/i/JouXifiu,  f,  -cv<Ti»,  p.  avfiPt(io6- 
XcvKa,  (fr.  same)  to  counsel,  ex- 
hort c'lmestly,  advise,  recom- 
mend ;  to  consult  with,  delibe- 
rate. Tvfiliovycioixat,  to  lake 
counsel,  be  cuhlicd.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
avvi^oiXtvira'  1  a.  ind.  raid,  av- 
vtpovXivadiitjv,  -u,  -aro.. 


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^vftfltivXil,  -tjs,  and  TvuliovXla,  -a;, 
fl,  (fr.  same)  coitnsit,  advice, 
deliberation,  dibate,  consulta- 
tion ;  pirsuasion. 

XvfiliovXiov,  -ou,  tO,  (fr.  same) 
couiLiet,  advice  ;  a  council. 

Sii/i/iouXoi,  -ou,  6,  I'l,  (fr.  suiik)  an 
eldir,  counstllor,  a'lriscr. 

Suu/Jpn/Jciiu),  (fr.  aiiv  together,  and 
lip'ijSiiioi  to  arbitrate,  ih.  (j()"(^"'S 
an  umpire)  to  act  as  an  arbiter 
or  umpire  along  ivilh,  decide  or 
award  with. 

Xviiiipd^ofiai,  (fr.  same,  and  (Jpa'^ui 
to  bubble)  to  be  expelled  or 
turned  out  with. 

Su/ztoii',  b,  Simeon  or  Simon,  a 
man's  name. 

Xvfi^aOtiTiis,   -ov,  b,  (fr.  civ  toge 
tnrr,   and  fjavOdvu)  to  learn)   a 
Jellow  disciple,  fellow  student. 

TvfinavOdt'ijj,  (fr.  same)  to  learn  to- 
gether. 

y^vjJiiopTvpu,  3  sin.  com.  prcs.  ind 
act.  of' 

£u/^/iapTi'pf(j  -co,  f.  -i^aiji,  p.  avu/iC 
ftaprvprjKa,  (fr.  avv  together,  and 
fidprvp  a  witness)  to  bear  ujV. 
nesa  also  ;  to  give  testimony  along 
wilh,  concur,  corroborate.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  auvcitnprvprjaa. 

Xvfifiaprvuovfiai,  pres.  ind.  pass 
cont.  — Xvi/ixaprvpoiar/s,  g.  sin, 
cont.  par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 

'S.vfi^ajf^iw  -a,  (fr.  crOi'  with,  and 
fid^ofiai  to  fight)  to  fight  along 
with,  be  an  ally  or  companion 
in  battle;  to  help,  assist,  protect, 
defend. 

Xv^ijjiax'a,  -as.  Ion.  -r/s,  f),  (fr. 
same)  an  alliance  or  association 
in  war;  reinforcement,  help,  as- 
sistance, succour. 

'Zvyixa-yiSa,  a.  sin.  of  avjx^axis. 

Stfi/<ii;(;Ws,  ->i,-dv,  (fr.  ciyijidxoi  a 
fellow  soldier)  allied,  auxiliary 

'^vftfidx^i,  -ivoi.  If,  (fr.  same)  in 
alliance,  allied,  auxiliary. 

5:i'///<a,\;o/<ai,  (fr.  next)  to  Jight 
along  with,  assist  in  Jlghling, 
join  in  alliance. 

XiifiijiaXOi,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  avv  toge- 
ther, and  fxaX"!""  '^'^  ^g^')  " 
fellov}  soldier  ;  an  ally,  auxiliary. 

Su/ifia'u,  (fr.  <7t'v  together,  and  /ii- 
vw  to  remain)  to  remain  toge- 
ther, persist,  last,  endure. 

Xvfjiiitpi^oiiai,  (fr.  same,  and  ijcol- 
^u),  same  as  ih.  /icifji  to  divide) 
to  share,  participate,  partake  of. 
3  pi.  avftfjtipl^ovTat. 

Tvi^itcTaaxifaTl^u),  (fr.  ai'v  with, 
/i£Ta  change,  and  a^nfu  ap- 
pearance) to  transform,  trans- 
figure, change  the  shape. 

lLviiucTti-)(o.v,  -£f,  -c,  inipf.  ind.  act. 
of 

£ufi//tT/;f(o,  (fr.  avv  together,  and 
fitTi-x'^  to  share)  io  partake, 
share,  participate  vnlh. 

Tv/tiitToxos, -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  same)  a 
partaker,  sharer,  joint  partner. 

Xvfi^crpia,  -u{,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  sym-\ 
mel.ry,  due  proportion,  suilable\ 
composition,  jusl  measure  ;  a 
dress.  j 

Zifi/iCTpoi,  -ov,  b,   !),    (fr.   axjv  to-J 
f634) 


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geiher,  and  lilrpov  a  measure) 
commensuralr,  aitc'iuali;  ;  in 
symmetry,  of  just  proportion, 
modi  rate  ;  suitatili.  Jit. 

i:i)/i;<(rpuit,  (tr.  lasl)  moderulr.ly, 
Jilly,  suitably,  aptly,  sufficiently. 

Xv/ifinxavdoniii  -uj)iui,  (fr.  avv  lo- 
gtther,  and  ftnxavdoiiat  to  plan) 
to  plan  or  contrive  together  ;  to 
invent,  devise,  contrive  means. 

So/ifiiai'i'io,  (IV.  same,  and  fnatvu 
to  pollute)  to  defile  with, 

XviJiiiy{ii}v,  (fr.  ne.\l)  promiscuous- 
ly, indiscriminately,  in  conj'u- 
sion, 

Su/i/iiy^j,  -/of  -ovf,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  next) 
mixvd  together,  in  confusion, 
confused,  promiscuous. 

Tvitftlyvvfii,  (fr.  aiiv  together,  and 
ulyvvjxt  to  mix)  to  mix  together^ 
associate,  converse  with,  com- 
mune. 

XviifjiKToi,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  {fr.  same) 
mixed,  promiscuous,  conj'used. 

Xv^fjifttjTi);,  -oil,  b,  {fr.  aiiv  toge- 
ther, and  umioyiai  to  imitate)  a 
joint  imitator. 

Yvniil^rii,  2  sin.  I  a.  sub.  —  S"^- 
/i('(«i,  1  a.  inf  act.  ofav^fiiywfti. 

Sli/IJUlJlf,  -10?,  Alt.  -£0)5,  )';,  (fr.  aiiv 

together,  and  jiiyvvjxt  to  mix) 
a  mixture  ;  intercourse,  com- 
merce. 

Xvfifitayc,  pres.  impr.  act.  of 

'Zvjjfiiayii),  same  as  av/jifiiyvvfu. 

'Zvfi^tiaoTTovripciji  -d,  (fr.  avv  toge- 
ther, and  ^((To;  hatred,  and  ttovt)- 
pla  wickedness)  to  hate  wicked- 
ness together  with,  agree  in  de- 
testing sin. 

IvpfiixOfis,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass, 
of  avfifiiyvvfti. 

Si'/i/jopijlof,  -ov,  b,  fl,  (fr.  aiv  toge- 
ther, and  f(op0f)  form)  conform- 
able, similar,  resembling. 

TvftjjLopipoviievos,  par.  pres.  pass, 
cont.  of 

Xvfifiop(p6to  -w,  f,  -liffu,  p.  avjifii- 
fiop^ijiKa,  (fr.  same)  to  form  like, 
make  similar.  Y-vnnopipuojiat 
-uvfini,  to  become  like,  assimilate, 
conform  to, 

Su/<7ra6l£i«,  -Of,  >/,  (fr.  avv  with, 
and  Trddoi  feeling,  ih.  irdaxi^  to 
suffer)  sympathy,  fellow  feeling, 
tenderness. 

Xvfi-rdOiia  -a,  f.  -ija(i>,  (fr.  same) 
to  condole  with,  sympathize  ;  to 
agree  in  opinion,  concur,  assent. 

XufiTraOi)?, -f'oj  -ovi,  a,  {/,  (fr.  same) 
sympathizing,  compassionate, 
congenial. 

Siii/xiOSffui,  1  a.  inf.  of  mii-iraBiia. 

TvfnTiii^u,  f.  -(w,  p.  avfinirraixa, 
(fr.  avv  togetlicr,  and  jral^u  to 
play)  to  play  together,  sport  or 
dully  with. 

TviiiT'ilKTiop  and  Sii/iTTdiVruip,  -opo^, 
b,  (fr.  <Tu/iir«f^ui  to  play  together) 
a  playfellow. 

llv/iTTiUaiieiv,  Dor.  for — Tvuval^eiv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  of  o-u/zimi'^w. 

ZviJLTiivTiyvpi^w,  {fr.  same,  and  -ira- 
vvyvpii,u}  to  celebrate,  wh.  fr. 
irai  all,  and  a'yupifan  as.sembly) 
to  cekbrate  along  with,  keep  holy- 
day  together. 


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TvitxdvTDV,  g.  pi.  of  (Tu/iraj. 

Xu/ifaoaytvd/itvoj, -/;,  -or,  par.  2  a. 
mid.  of 

'Zvfiirapayivonai,  (fr.  cvv  together, 
■ttapi  with,  and  yiioftai  to  be)  to 
come  together  with  ,■  to  join,  as- 
sociate or  be  present  with ;  to 
stand  bt,;  plead  fur.  1  f.  mid. : 
avfnTapaYivi';<TOfiat.  2  a.  mid. 
cx.'jiziipiytv6nr,v,  -ov,  -era, 

'iivixir-tpSyui,  f.  -d^ui,  p.  ai'inrdpi^^a, 
(fr.  same,  rrcipa  by,  and  dyiii  to 
lead)  <o  p'jss  by  along  icithj  pass 
over  with. 

Su/irrjpax<iA/u)  -u,  (fr.  same,  and 
KuXiti)  to  caJI)  to  call  or  ini'ite 
together ;  to  encourage^  console. 
Xvni^iipiKaXiofjiat  -ouiiai,  to  con- 
sole each  other^  take  comfort  to- 
gether ;  lobe  encouraged,  I  a.  ind. 
pass.  BVjizapZKXi'idriv,  -ri;,  -ij. 

TviiT'tpaK\r)9!ivat,  1  a,  inf.  pass. 
of  la!st. 

^iliiraptXaiijjavtjj,  f.  mid.  tru/jTrapa- 
\i'i\^'Oftat,  (fr.  ciiv  together,  rupa 
with,  and  \anjidvu>  to  take)  to 
take  along  with  ;  to  receive,  take 
or  seize  together.  2  a.  act.  ind. 
avfiTrnpiXSlJov,  -t j,  -c*  inf.  cvfiva- 
paXajich"  par.  avinrapaXajSiiv. 

^viiirapiXTjipOi;;,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub. 
pass,  of  last. 

Xifmapaiiivu),  f.  -i<Ii,  p.  avfirrapafit- 
liiiijKa,  (fr.  ffvv  together,  -iraou 
with,  and  ^/ki>  to  reniam)  to 
remain  or  continue  with  or  to- 
gtther,  1  a.  ind.  act.  avfiirapi- 
jitiva. 

Xv/iVriptaTdrr];,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  Same, 
and  tuTTiiit  to  stand)  an  assisl- 
aid ;  an  auxiliiry. 

Hiji-rrnptyhtTo,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  uvjncapaylvofiai. 

l.vinrdocifii,  (fr.  ii'v  with,  and  tifti 
to  be)  t')  be  present  with. 

TviirT'ipciroiiTO,  3  pi.  impf.  inJ. 
mid.  of aviiwapiTOfirit. 

Xu/iiiptiff/'iij^o^ui,  (fr.  aiiv  with, 
Til  pi  by,  £if  into,  and  ioxofiat  to 
go)  /o  piss  or  slip  in  ntong  with, 
go  in  togethtT  privateh/. 

XvjtKijiiKOjiai,  (fr.  (Tiiv  together, 
iTfip'i  with,  and  Inofiai  to  follow) 
to  follow  along  with,  accompany  ; 
to  succeed  to. 

Jl"lizap[6vTif,Po<:l.lhr<rvinznp6i'TCi, 
n.  |>i.  prcs.  par.  of  avitvdpufit. 

Zvfn:ipltjraT€v,  Dor.  for —  ji.jiir/i- 
piaTTfucv,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Zu/jir  i/)(c;r<j;i(,  (fr.  ji'i/  lipiMhcr, 
ffip'J  by,  and  'icrtffti  In  iitand) 
to  st'inil  nr  pliirr  tnsjither  with  i 
tn  lirin^  io  aid,  assist,  help. 

TLuiirtptfiiipTlia  -i,  (fr.  fiamc,  and 
hjj'iOTlut  to  follow)  to  follow  along 
Wilfi  !  to  accomprint/,  attend. 

Iii/iir-if .  -aaa,  -av,  (fr.  <Tiii'  together, 
mil  rH<  all)'«W  tncrther,  the  whole 
ro'.lrrtire,  the  wholr, 

Xu/iiT'firYf'j  ^  "in.  —  Tviiitda^^Opsr, 

1  pi.  pri-!i.  ind.  act.  of 

Zu/iff  iiT.^u,  (fr.  ciii'  with,  and  irda- 
j^ui  to  sulfcr)  to  suffrr  along  with ; 
to  si/mpi'hize  or  rnndnlt    with. 

2  a.   in  I.  net.   aviir'iOoir.  per. 
mid.  <Tii;/ff,'ffoi  Oj, 

r''(»r-/ui  -.u,  f.  -^aw,  (fr.  game, 


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and  Tf.iTfoi  to  trample)  <o  trample 
or  tread  upon  together  ;  to  tiead 
out,  thrash. 

'Zvixirddu),  (fr.  same,  and  -rddia  to 
persuade)  ^o  persuade  together, 
conctr  or  a^iisi  in  persuading. 

^vfiTupos,  -ov,  b,  I),  (Ir.  same,  and 
TTfTpu  an  attempt)  alike  skilled, 
of  equal  experience. 

"LvffrijfTrii),  1.  -i^ii),  (fr.  same,  and 
TtftTui)  to  send)  /o  send  together 
icith,  accompany,  convey. 

Xu/inpaiVui,  f.  -rtpaiij,  p.  avaiti- 
nipayKo,  (fr.  same,  and  rfpmVoj 
to  end,  th.  r/pu{  an  end)  tujinish 

•  together,  end,  terminate,  con- 
clude ;  to  cut  off",  consume, 
make  an  end  of. 

XviiTtpiatpcTCos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next) 
to  be  entirely  taken  away,  rcmoir 
ed  totally. 

^vitTTcpiatpiui,  (fr.  <rui' together,  rrtpi 
round,  and  aipio)  to  take  away) 
to  take  away  entirely,  remove  to- 
tally. 

XvpircptXajSwv,   par.  2  a.  act.  of 

Su/i7r£piAafi(3ai'a),f.  mid.  avft-KtpiXi)- 
\^onat,  (fr.  CUV  with,  rtpi  about, 
and  Xajitidvo}  to  t.ikc)  to  fold 
round  together,  wrap  up ;  to 
embrace  at  the  same  time ;  to 
understand  clearly,  comprehend 
entirely.  2  a.  ind.  act.  cvftzeou- 
Xajiov. 

'ZvnTttpivouTtiii  -d,  (fr.  same,  and 
voarioj  to  return)  to  go  about 
with. 

Su/iirtpirXfKu),  (fr.  same,  and  -Xcku 
to  fold )  to  fold  round  or  wrap 
up  together. 

'Zvinrcpiipipu),  (fr.  same  and  ^/pid  to 
carry)  to  carry  about  with.  Xu/j- 
ircpKfif'pofiat,  to  walk  W'th,  accom- 
pany, attend ;  to  keep  company, 
live  or  associate  with,  converse 
with  ;  to  humour,  please,  gratify, 
comply  with,  conform  to ;  to 
condole  with;  to  congratulate ; 
to  employ  one's  self,  he  engaged 
along  with  another. 

^vfiv/jyvuiji,  Xu/irrjyvCtij  or  Xn^- 
r-<7(To-a),(fr.  <K'v  together, and  niiy- 
vi'iu)  to  fasten)  to  fasten  together, 
join,  unite;  to  cement,  glue;  to 
compose,  make,  put  together  ;  to 
thicken,  curdle. 

y:v^lTn^^i,  -lo?,  Att.  -ruj,  fi,  (fr. 
same )  a  joint,  joining,  firmness, 
union. 

Xt'/iTfi'iu,  f.  -fthtcia,  p.  avfi-rriTTuiKit, 
(fr.  aiiv  togrthrr,  and  iriViD  to 
drink)  to  ilrtnk  logrlhcr.  2  a. 
ind.  art.  avvfiriov,  -it,  -(. 

tvin:irTovTa,a.  Din.  prc».  par.  act. 
of 

XvfiirlrTui,  (fr.  iriy  together,  and 
^hrii>  lo  fill)  to  fall  down  at 
once,  tumble  Inzrihrr  ;  Infill  in 
or  rnme  together,  roinrvlr,  agree, 
fit  ;  to  fall  in  irith,  incur,  light 
on,  hit  upon  ;  to  mir.1  with,  be- 
fall, happen ;  to  brromr,  turn 
out ;  to  rni;np,c,  enrountrr,  at- 
tack, _flgtit  irilh  ;  to  sink.  Subside, 
cnllnpsr,  contract,  shrink. 

ZviAnXaKnnoiini,  -n,  -crai,  2  f.  ind. 
pnr'.  nf  nviirXlKU), 

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1,vpi:Xivdofiat  Sfiat,  (fr.  evv  toge- 
ther, and  -rrXavdu)  to  wander)  to 
wander  together  with,  rove;  to 
err,  go  astray,  be  misled. 

'ZvjivXdaai,  -aan,  -av,  1  a.  par. 
act.  —  "Zvpi-XdaaaQai,  1  a.  inf. 
mid.  —  "Hvn-aXaaaz,  Ion.  and 
Poet,  for  avrtTtXaat,  3  sin.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  of 

vimXdcatii,  f.  avji^rXdcui,  (fr.  tri'V 
together,  and  ^Xdaaui  lo  form) 
to  make,  fashion,  shape,  mould; 
to  invent,  devise;  to  jhgn,  jjre- 
tend. 

Xii^TrXaray/u)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
■nXarnyri  a  rattle,  wh.  fr.  ttAo- 
rdacii)  to  slap)  toraillc,  dap  the 
hands,  applaud. 

Sii/nrAfvijj,  -fof  -ov;,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  avv 
together,  and  -Xh-u)  to  lie) _;o!z!' 
ed,  connected,  twined ,  folded . 

^vp-XcKTOi,  -^,-di',(fr.  same)  /bW- 
cd  together,  connected,  joined. 

Su/j-AfKU),  f.  -^u,  (fr.  same)  tofald 
together,  connect,  join;  to  en- 
tangle, implirate ;  to  wreath,  in- 
twine ;  to  infold,  embrace.  Tvp- 
-irXfKopai,  to  have  to  do  or  deal 
v:ith ;  to  engage,  combat,  con- 
tend. 2  a.  ind.  act.  awevXdKov. 
2  f.  ind.  pass.  cvfir-XaKijaonai.  2 
a.  pass.  inf.  avu-^Xax^vai-  par. 
ovuirXaKt'ti,  -uaa,  -h: 

^vfi-Xi'iyiriv,  (fr.  cvv  togelhpr,  and 
irXfitTcu)  to  strike)  dashing  or 
striking  at  the  same  time. 

^vfi-aXridvvij),  (fr.  same,  andirXi79u- 
vit)  to  till)  to  increase,  augment, 
fill  up,  make  overflow, 

Zv/i-Xti/iiicXiiij  -S),  (fr.  same,  and 
TiXrjijiittXiii)  lo  transgress)  to  sin 
together  with. 

XvuvXrjpovvrai,  3  pi.  cont.  prcs. 
ind.  pass.  —  Xu//rAi;poD(T0ai, 
pres.  inf.  pass.  cont.  of 

Xir/iTrXijpiiu)  -(a,  f.  -I'oaij),  p.  ovjittc- 
■irXrjouiKa,  (fr.  oil'  together,  and 
jrX  rip6ii)  to  fill )  to  Jill  up ;  to  accom- 
plish, fulfil,  perfect,  prcs.  ind. 
pliss.  aviJirXtipdopai  -ovftat.  impf. 
pass.  cvvcnXiipoufirjv  -ovijinv,-dov 
-ov,  -dcTO  -ovro,  3  pi.  -divro  -oiiv- 
To.  pres.  inf.  pass.  cu/iirAijpdto- 

0.11   -Oliofllll. 

ZvuTrXi'iptoaif,  -toi,  Att.  -luii,  /;,  (fr. 
last)  fulfilment,  completion,  nc- 
cnm])lishment. 

Xu/jT7Ai/rrii)  or  -a-o-i.),  f.  -fw,  (fr.  aiv 
tngclher,  and  ^tXt'iaaio  to  strike) 
to  strike  or  dash  I'icilhcr, 

Xv/iirXoKl),  -i)?,  i';,  (Ir.  same,  and 
!rX/<t(D  to  tic)  a  fold  nr  rrtase  ;  a 
folding  together,  connexion  ;  an 
embrace;  a  conflict,  nigngeinrnl, 

XijinXoni  -ovf,  -6uv  -Bv,  b,  i),  (fr. 
ei)v  together,  and  ttX/iu  to  .•;ail)  a 
fellow  sailor,  m<ssmalc. 

Xviirvltii -u,  (fr.  Rami",  iintl  ri'/u  to 
urculhc)  lo  briallie  together;  to 
rnnsnit,  agree,  conspire,  be  una- 
nimous. 

Zviivviyio,  f.  -I^i-i,  p.  iTvvnfrtii')^a, 
(fr.  name,  and  TriVyjiloKuffocate) 
to  choke,  sfrani'lr,  suffocate,  smo- 
ther ;  lo  titrnns,  crowd  together. 
I  a,  net.   ind.  nvrlrvi^n. 

r''/jirvo(",-af,//,(fr.  satiiu,and  vvtijt 


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to  breathe)  consent,  agrttmenl, 
unanimity, 

^I'/iTDi^/w  -W|  and  2Iv^iroJ/yj,  (fr. 
oil  logothcr, ami  a-jc'iyo  to  li'itcr, 
ill.  rrai'i  tho  loot)  to  tic  the  feel 
together,  bind;  to  tnipedc,  en- 
tiin^le  ;  to  hinder,  prokibU. 

^VfiiroMiTMi,  1  a.  par.  act.  ot  (ru/nro- 

lu/i7rotffi>,-£r<To,-jt',  1  a.  par.  pass. 

ol  cvitvinji. 
Si'/irr.n/u  -u),  (fr.  cbv  together,  and 
roif'u)   to   do)  to  net   in  concert, 
co-i)pcrntf,  assist,  help  ;  lo  join  in 
alliance. 

XvfmoXciiiu)  -u)i  f.  -^aii),  p.  avfrntiro' 
XifinKa,  (fr.  same,  and  n-dAt^oj 
war)  to  ,fighl  nn  the  same  side, 
take  part  with,  be  an  ally. 

yiili-  >\i-cia,  -as,  >i,  (fr.  next)  a 
share  in  the  admintslration ;  a 
common  form  of  government. 

"ZiffroXtrevui  or  -cCoitnt,  (fr.  <riiv to- 
gether, and  ffoAirtiij)  to  govern 
the  state,  th.  rroAi;  a  city)  to 
assist  in  the  adiiiinislration ;  to 
enjoy  or  live  under  the  smnc  con- 
stitution, use  the  same  laws,  live 
together  as  citizens. 

^i'/iToXir»;s,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same)  afel- 
l')w  citizen. 

Xi'/<-oi/fu)  -(J,  (fr.  a\)v  together,  and 
rdi'of  labour)  to  labour  together, 
CO- operate,  work  together. 

'Zvfnroytipi.Ooiiai,  (fr.  same,  and  tto- 
vnpoi  wicked)  to  act  wickedly  to- 
gether, combine  in  crime. 

Su^iDpiu  )//ai,  t.  -ivaonai,  (fr. 
sdine,  and  Trnptvoiiai  to  go,  th.  170- 
pof  a  passage)  to  go  together 
with,  accompanij  ;  to  come  tose- 
thcr,  assemble,  meet.  impf.  mid. 
avvLvopcvdjDjv,  -ou,  -ito.  1  a. 
pass.  iud.  auvtvciptvOriv,  -r;;,  -rj- 
par.  aviinooivOcU,  -uaa,  -iv. 

Su/iTipcuoiTui.S  pi.  pres.  ind.  mid. 
of  list. 

Su/iropir.ioi  -(5.  (fr.  (Tuv  with,  and 
Tt'ipnn  a  clasp)  to  button  up,clasp 
together,  tiurkte.  per.  par.  pass, 
ffu/i  nmopTTrjjxivoi. 

'ZufiV)aia,  -Of,  I/,  Poet,  for  avjivd- 
aiov, 

Zu/xroffid'^u,  (fr.  ovv  together,  and 
iTM'u)  to  drink)  to  f east  or  drink 
together,  c  irouse,  revel. 

SuuToo-iov,  -on,  rd,  (fr.  same)  a 
feant,  banquet;  a  drinkim;  toge- 
ther ;  a  mess,  company,  party  ; 
a  dinins;  room,  parlour. 

^I'lirrdrris,  -ou,6,(fr.  same)  a  drink- 
xn«  companion,  quest. 

"ZviiTofiK'if,-}),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  /bni-/ 
of  drinking,  jovial,  convivial, 
jolly. 

Iv/iiroriypaTtvoiiai,  (fr.  aiiv  toge- 
ther, and  vpayna  business)  to 
have  business  or  intercourse  with, 
converse  with  ;  to  do  business  to- 
gflh  T,  assist. 

2;u/yro-('<crup,-op!i«,  6,  (fr.  next)  an 
assist'int^  helper,  helpmate. 

Xviivp'iaaui  or  -rru  (fr.  aw  toge- 
ther, and  -zoaaiTii)  to  do)  lo  act 
with,  co-operate,  lielp,  assist,  aid. 

Ivit-roicliuTipii,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same, 
and  xpia^vi  an  elder)  an.  assist- 


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i;i^  delegate  ;  a  follow  elder,  col- 
league. 
-I'/ijrpi/kTwp,  -opo;,  b,  Ion.  for  avfi- 

VpaKTWp. 

Si'/in-p(ifi/ii,  (fr.  sanie,  and  f?/ii  to 
go)  to  no  on  before  ivith,  proceed 
or  widk  with. 

yiuinrpinifiizu),  (fr.  same,  irpu  before, 
ami  TTf/uru)  to  send)  to  send  before 
with,  accompany  <ir  escort  along 
with.  1  a.  int".  act.  avfiirpoiriit- 
ipat. 

Su/iTpdff£f/ii,  (fr.  same,  rrpis  to,  and 
cifii  to  be)  to  be  at  or  present 
with ;  to  adiiere  lo.  I  f.  mid. 
(Tu/jTrpuff/iJO/iHi.  impf.  ind.  cvp.- 
■rpoctjv. 

^vfiizpoamiXaKioixnt,  (fr.  same,  and 
TrijXdi  dirt)  lo  harass. 

Si/irrooairA/fvu),  (fr.  same,  and  rrX/- 
Kii)  to  fasten)  lo  engage  with  in 
close  combat,  come  to  blows,  grap- 
ple together. 

Sufirru^d,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  cvv  toge- 
ther, and  TTiirrui  to  fall)  coinci- 
dence, concurrence,  event ;  an 
accident,  chance  ;  a  misfortune  ; 
a  symptom,  sign, 

i^vit(t>ay('),  (fr.  same,  and  (pdyo)  to 
eat)  to  eat  with.  2  f.  ind.  mid. 
nviiipayo^iai  for -j'u»/»ni.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  avvitptiyov. 

£u/j(^«ii'u),  (ti'.  same,  and  ipnlvw  lo 
show)  to  shine  togilhcrwiih. 

Tvjxtpipci,  (3  sin.  pres.  ind.  of  o-u/.i- 
(pipm  impers.)  it  is  Jit,  jiroper  or 
expedient;  it  conduces  or  serves. 

T-vixcpioov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  aiiv  together, 
and  (|!)f'|i)ij  to  bear)  profit,  advan- 
tage, use,  an  expedient,  g.  pi. 
av^ipcp'ivTuiv, 

T.vfi'pipri'ii,  -!),  -01',  (fr,  same) 
brought  together,  collected,  crowd- 
ed ;  compact,  solid,  strong. 

5;u/i0fpu,  f.  avviiiau),  (fr.  same)  lo 
assist  in  carrying  ;  to  bring  or 
carry  loo  ether,  colled ;  to  con- 
tribute, conduce,  be  expedient ; 
toft,  suit,  answer,  agree.  Xvfi- 
(pipojiai,  to  move  or  go  with  ;  to 
come  together,  asscm'ile  ;  to  ac- 
quiesce, assent,  obey,  comply  ;  to 
meet,  encounter,  engage,  JiglU  ; 
to  happen,  chance,  occur.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  Bvvi)vtyKa'  par.  avvi- 
viyKa;,  -ntra,  -nv. 

Su^^jiiyu),  (fr.  ai)v  together,  and 
(pivyu)  to  fly)  toflee  together  vnlh, 
escape,  take  refuqe  together.  1  f. 
ind.  mid.  -iptu^ojtai.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  (jvriipvyov. 

Zvft^ptjlit,  (fr.  same,  and  (ptjpti  to 
speak )  to  speak  along  with,  con- 
firm ;  lo  assent,  consent  to.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  trvvidirjv,  -vfi  ->?. 

2u^(/iXf'yci),  f.  -(b>,  (fr.  same,  and 
<li\fyu)  to  burn)  to  burn  together, 
burn  up,  consume,  per.  ind. 
mid.  avjiTTiiiiXoya. 

TufiAXoyii^u),  (.  -iffw,p.  -KC<p\6YiKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  <p'Soyi^(,)  to  burn, 
th.  ipXd^  flame)  to  Jlume  out, 
blaze  up,  consume. 

^vfKjioiTriTris,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same,  and 
(potrdoi  to  go  to  school)  o  school- 
fellow. 

I.vft<jjood,  -as,  //,  ( fr.  same,  and  fj>ipii> 
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lo  bring)  a  collection,  contribu- 
tion ;  an  event,  accident  ;  a 
disaster,  misfortune,  calamity, 
overthrow, 
^vn^topd^u),  f.  -({o'ln,  y,vixipopiivu)f 
and  i^vfi(popub)  -w,  (fr.  lasl)  to 
rlrplorc  a  calamity,  condole,  sym- 
pathize, lament  with. 

Si)/<i/>opf'cij  -w.  Ion.  for  avpipfpio,  n. 
pi.  1  a.  par.  avfi<pop/iaavTcs. 

Xv^ipopi],  Ion.  for  avfiibopii. 
^vii(popos,-ov,  h,  I),  (tr.   Bvv  toge- 
ther,  and  i/i/pij  to  carry)  useful, 
advantageous,  Jit,  benejicial,  ex- 
pedient.    Subs,  a  companion. 

Y-Vjiipdoiiis,  (fr.  lust)  conveniently, 
use/ ally,  Jitly,  aptly. 

£u/i^p«'(5^ii)i',  -ui'of,  b,  I],  (fr.  (Tuy  to- 
gether, and  (ppd^u)  to  speak)  an 
accomplice,  associate ;  a  coun- 
sellor,  adviser  ;  unanimous. 

Xvfi<ponyii^ui,  (fr.  same,  and  a(pon- 
yi'^u)  10  seal,  th.  ai/ppayij  ascal) 
to  seal  together  with. 

Su^0prtfo/iu(,  I.  mid.  -uffo^rti.  Poet, 
-daavfitu,  (fr.  same,  and  ippd^ia 
to  speak)  lo  consult,  delil)eralc, 
plan,  devise,  intrigue,  plot. 

Su^0pn'T(T(iff9u(,  Poet,  for  avfi^d- 
citaOai,  I  a.  inf.  mid. — Xu^uf/ipuV- 
o'uro,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  avviippd- 
aaru,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  last. 

'X.vfjippdaaii)  or -ttw,  f. -fu),  p.  -iri- 
i/joii;^  .1,(^.01)1/ together,  and  f,?ip«V- 
au)  to  fimce)  to  shut  up  together, 
shut  up,  enclose  ;  to  crowd  with, 
obstruct, 

^vjnj>oovlii>  -(J,  (fr.  same,  andi^po- 
v/a>  to  think,  th.  ^p/ji/  the  mind) 
to  be  of  the  same  opinion,  agree, 
assent  ;  lo  deliberate,  debate ;  lo 
understand,  perceive. 

Hv^Kjypvyfibs,  -oh,  b,  (fr.  next)  a 
burning,  conflagration. 

HvftippvyiDjf.  -(ui,  (fr.  aw  together, 
and  (poiiyii)  to  scorch)  to  burn  to- 
gether, burn  vp,  consume;  lo 
scorch,  parch. 

'Zvjxtput'iaat,  n.  pi.  fem.  O^avji^vtis, 
-claa,  -ev,  2  a.  par.  pass,  of  auft- 
ipiojiai. 

'ZvfiiivXiTris,  and  2ii/i0i;Xof,  -ov,  h, 
(fr.  aw  together,  and  fv'Sf)  a 
tribe)  of  the  same  tribe ,  a  fellow 
citizen,  countryman. 

SiJ/ii/ii'^i)  (fr.  ffiii' together,  and  05- 
lii  to  grow)  same  as  avjiipiu). 

Tvfxpvofiiit,  mid.  2  a.  pass.  ind. 
avi>e(livnv,  -ns,  ->)■  P'l''.  (rviiij>vtU, 
-uaa,  -iv,  of  av  pip  inn. 

Su/^^up/iiy,  -oD,  0,  (fr.  next)  a  mix- 
lure. 

y^'liipvo<ii,  f.  -ijivpC),  p.  -i:L<pvpKa,  and 
'Zv^^vpdij) -H,  (fr.  (juv  together., 
and  (bvpia  to  mix)  lo  mix  together, 
defile  with,  pollute,  per.  ind. 
pass.  avjiTtiipvojiai. 

liiftdivros,  -ov,  h,')i,  (fr.  new)  plant- 
ed or  set  together,  growing  to- 
gether ;  born  together  or  of  the 
same  parents  ;  inbred,  innate, 
native  ;  congenial,  .social,  simi- 
lar ;  set  with  trees,  close,  shady. 

Ivfifvu),  (.  -vaw,  (fr.  aitv  together, 
and  (pvu)  to  grow)  to  set  close, 
plant  thick  ;  to  join  together,  ce- 
ment, unite,    ^vjt^vopai  lo  arise 


2TN 


2iN 


2TN 


from  the  same  stock,  be  born  of 
the  same  parents  ;  to  grow  up  to- 
gether ;  to  coalesce,  adhere,  cling 
together,  close  up  ;  to  embrace  ; 
to  grapple,  grasp. 

Xviiipu>vu,  3  sin.  Xvfiipiiivovct,  3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  act. — Sufi^uv^- 
(Tdf,  par.  1  a.  act. — Jivfi<fiuin'/au>- 
ai,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of 

Su/i^wv/w-u,  f. -iJffiD,  p.avinre(pii>vj]- 
Ka,  (fr.  <rvv  together,  and  ipwviiii 
to  utter,  th.  ipiaih  voice)  to  join  in 
cojicert,sin^  together,  harmonize, 
make  melody  ;  to  agree,  conserU, 
be  of  one  mind  ;  to  covenant,  bar. 
gain,  stipulate  together  ;  to  con- 
spire, plot  together  ;  to  Jit,  suit, 
match.  1  a.  ind.  act.  avvcipwviT 
oa.   1  a.  ind.  pass.  (Tvvi(puii'idr)v. 

71vii(puivj]9cUi  -tlaa,  -ev,  1  a.  par. 
pass,  of  last. 

TvfKpiivtiaii,  -lof,  Att.  -Eojf,  1^,  (fr. 
£ruvtogether,and(^uiv£(ij  to  speak) 
concord,  agreement,  harmony. 

Xu//^uuta,  -as,  ij,  (fr.  same)  harmo- 
ny of  sounds,  symphony,  concert 
of  music  ;  concord,  agreement. 

^vit<pij)vov,  -01),  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
compart,  agreement,  bargain  ; 
covenant, 

^vii<pij)vos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.sanje)  har- 
monious, melodious  ;  consonant, 
consenting,  agreeing  ;  agreeable. 
Jit,  corresponding , 

^ufi^/iiij)  -li,  (fr.  aiv  together,  and 
xpiiiit  to  diminish)  to  take  away 
lolally,  sweep  nff" ;  to  rub  away, 
deface.  1  a.  par.  act.  cnj/n^ifffaf. 

Zu/n/'F/^i'^itf,  f.  -tau),  (fr.  same,  and 
ipri'P'^i^  to  calculate,  th.  ^rjifioi 
a  pebble)  to  vote  with  or  for  ;  to 
calrul'de  or  compute  together, 
cast  up,  reckon.    I   a.  ind.   act. 

Ziift\i.n<pof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  vot- 
ing with  or  for,  concurring, 
agreeing, 

Zvf'ivxos,  -ov,  i,  fi,  (fr.  aiv  toge 
ther,  and  v|u;^^  the  soul)  of  one 
mind,  unanimous. 

'Lvv,  a  preposition  governing   the 
d.  cane,  with,  along  with,  in  com 
pany  witfi,  together  inth,  luilh  the 
aid  of.     In  compos,  it  is  some 
lime*  intensive. 

Xui/,  a.  iiin,  of  (Tu;. 

Tvi/ayiiYuv,  2  a.  inf.  art. — Xvvayd 
yirt,  i  pi.  2  a.  impr.  act.  —  Y.uv- 
aynyii,  3  iiin.  2  a.  sub.  act. 
Xuvdynyov,  Ion.  (or  auvfiyayov,'! 
a.  KiH.  Act.—  ZvvnyayutVf-iivaa,' 
-6v  A.  fcni.  -yayovaii'  n.  pi.  -ya- 
yivrtf,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  ovvdyin. 

HviiiyytXof,  -ou,  i,  f),  {ir.  aiif  Ui^ii- 
ihi-r,  and  ayyiWio  to  »end)  a 
frll'/w  messenger  or  dttrgate,  col- 
league. 

'i.vvnyti,  3  gin.  pre*,  ind.  »ct,  — 
iM.ayioOf,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
impr.  mid.  of  amdyia. 

^fvaytlpio,  (fr.  (71,1/  together,  and 
nytlout  to  riillert)  to  gather  toge- 
ther, rnllrrt,  nmos'. 

twdyioOtv,  Bwot.  for  irvvnylpOn- 
■Toi',  3pl.  1  a.  ind.  paji<i.  of  last. 

Siivnyoir'dfpa.KS.  iiJi-Myoufff.act.  3 
pi.  prei.  ind.  nf  avvdyu). 
3Y 


SuvayopctVaj,  1  a.  par.  act.  of 

Xvvayupivu),  1.  -ixiaui,  (fr.  aiv  toge- 
ther, and  ayoptOu)  to  harangue, 
th.  ayopu  the  market  place)  to 
speak  with,  discourse,  confer  ; 
to  assent,  consent,  agree  to  ;  to 
advocate,  plead,  defend,  patron- 
ise, maintain  ;  to  advise,  recom- 
mend. 

ZvvaypSpcvos,  Sync,  for  awayelpo- 
ficios,  pres.  par.  mid.  of  avva- 
ycipu). 

ZwayvpiJOs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  aiv  toge- 
ther,'and  ayvpiu)  to  assemble)  a 
collection. 

livvdyvpTos,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  same) 
collected,  gathered  together. 

Xvvdy^oiiai,  (fr.  civ  inlens.  and 
"YX'^  to  choke)  to  be  choking 
or  smothering  ;  to  be  pressed, 
thronged. 

Zvvayu),  f.  -aft),  p.  -rj^a,  (fr.  cvv 
together,  and  dyui  to  lead)  to  lead 
or  bring  together,  collect ;  to  re- 
ceive in  hospitality,  take  in,  lead 
i?t ;  to  carry  along  with,  ossiH  ; 
to  concur,  agree  with  ;  to  unite, 
join  or  go  together  ;  to  contract, 
compress,  shorten.  Suvayo/iai,  to 
come  together,  assemble,  meet.  2 
a.  act.  ind.  awfiYov,  and  Att. 
avvi'iyayov,  2  pi.  auvijydycrc 
impr.  avvdyayt,  2  pi.  cvvaydyire' 
sub.  avvaydytti,  -rn,  -rf  par.  avv- 
aydyuiv,-ovan,-ov.  per.  pass.  ind. 
ovvr)y^iai,-^in,-KTai'  par.  avvriy- 
plvoi,  -t},  -ov.  1  a.  pass.  md.  avv- 
^)(^driv,->ii,-ri- \)a.r.  cvva^Oiii.  1 
f.  ind.  pass.  avvaxOrjoopai'  per. 
ind.  mid.  avvi'iyayn. 

Zvvayuyii,  -rjs,  i'/,  {fr.  last)  a  con- 
gregation, assembly,  meeting,  col- 
lection ;  a  school,  synagogue. 

Zvvdyoiv,  -ovca,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
act.  of  avvdyu), 

Tvvayiiivi^oftai,  f.  mid.  -taofiai,  p. 
avvrjyuivtaiJai,  (fr.  ai>v  together, 
and  ayijvi^ofini  to  contend,  th. 
ayHiv  a  contest)  to  contend  or 
strive  together  ;  to  work  with, 
assist,  co-operate.  1  a.  mid.  ind. 
awnyi^viaufirjv,  -w,  -aro'  inf. 
(TVvayujvlaiiadai. 

ZvvaywviaTns,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
second,  assistant  injight. 

ZvvdicXifioi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  aiv  toge- 
ther, and  aiiXipdf  a  brother)  that 
has  brothers  or  si-ttrs. 

Yuvd^ovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  of 

Xvv(fiu),  (fr.  aiv  together,  and  ifiu) 
to  HiM«)  to  sing  logeltter  or  in 
conrert,  harmonize  ;  to  accord, 
agree. 

}:vvaOX(iii  -a,  f.  -fiaui,  p.  avvfiO\riKa, 
(fr.DQme,  and  didXof  a  conlent) 
to  contend  or  rjimbid  aUinn  with, 
strive  together  fir  or  with.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  (rtPvf(OA//ffn,  -nf,  -t. 

XvvaBXovvrn,  n.  pi.  conl.  par.  prcH. 
ar  t.  of  last. 

Xi/v<iW/)'j(fii<,  f.  -niaii),  p.  avvriOpntun, 
(fr.  B<  V  logrllicr,  and  adpnl^ui  to 
assriiibli;,  ih.  oOoifot  crowded)  to 
cnllrrl,  bring  tngrlher  ;  to  crnml, 
Jill  up ;  In  amass,  heap,  pile.  T,vv- 
iiOniiC^'ijini,  to  nssfnil/lr,  Jli/ck  to- 
gfthcr^  mrrt.  I  n.  act.  ind.  awfi- 
(W) 


dpotaa'  par.  ovvaBpotaas.  per. 
pass.  ind.  awi'idpotafxaf  par. 
avi'ijdpoia/jivoi,  -r;,  -ov. 
'S.vvatySnv,  (fr.  same,  and  ataaiii  to 
rush)  together,  at  once,  in  a 
body. 

Sn'aiKT»/v,  Ion.  for  £ruvj)i<crj;i',  3  du. 
pper.  ind.  pass,  of  cvvataaia. 

^vvai[ioii,  d.  pi.  of 

T,vvaiiiOi,  -ov,  b,  }),  (fr.  aiv  toge- 
ther, and  ai^a  blood)  related  by 
blood,  relative. 

l.vvaipti,  act. —  Y-vvaipfrai,  pass.  3 
sin.  pres.  ind.  —  Xwaiptiv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  of  avvaipiji. 

Tvvaipiui,  (fr.  ai.:  with,  and  a'ipeij) 
to  take)  to  overturn,  overthrow, 
rout,  discomjit  ;  to  carry  off, 
take  away  with  ;  to  contract, 
compress  ;  to  embrace,  draw 
close,  wrap  up. 

Tvvaipd),  f.  ai'vapUt  p.  avvfipKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  aiom  to  raise)  to  lift 
along  with,  assist  in  liftitig,  take 
up  ;  to  account,  settle,  reckon. 
"Zvvaipotiat,  to  join,  combine  ;  to 
share  with  ;  to  co-operate,  assist, 
aid.  1  a.  act.  ind.  avvfipa-  inf. 
avvapai. 

XwaiaOdvoiiai,  (fr.  same,  and  atc- 
d'ivofiai  to  feel)  to  think  with, 
agree  ;  to  congratulate.  aviiiaOrj- 
adftevos,  par.  ppfut. 

Suiaioffu),  f.  -^w,  (fr.  same,  and 
alaaoi  to  rush)  to  rush  together, 
charge  or  attack  at  once.  1  f. 
ind.  mid.  avvat^oixai.  per.  ind. 
pass,  avvi/iyfiat.  pper.  pass,  cvv- 
r)iyn>)v,  -(o,  -Kro. 

XvvatYftdXiarof,  -ov,  b,  ^i(fr.  same, 
and  at)(^fidXu)Tos  a  captive,  th. 
aXioKiti  10  take)  a  fellow  prisoner 
or  captive, 

XwokoXovSm  -S>,  f.  -I'lBU),  p.  ai'vrj- 
KoXovQtjKa,  (fr.  same,  and  aKO- 
XovOfu)  to  follow)  to  J'ollow  toge- 
ther, accompany,  attend. 

"ZvvuKoXovBiiaai,  inf.  —  XuvaxoXou- 
Onaaani,  par.  n.  pi.  fern.  1  a. 
act.  of  last. 

HvvaXdXny^ia,  same  as  aXdXayyia. 

XvvaXyih),  f.  -I'jati),  p.  avvi'iXytiKa, 
(fr.  avv  together,  and  dXyof 
grief )  to  grieve  along  with,  con- 
dole with  ;  to  mourn  over. 

'ZvvaXll^ui,  f.  -taj},  p.  avvi'iXtKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  uXi^u  to  collect,  ill. 
nX(f  abiiiuiaiilly)  to  come  toge- 
ther, meet,  assemble,  prcs.  par. 
mid,  avvaXit^Sfttvof,  I  a.  par. 
pass.  avvaXiaOtli. 

yivvaXittKui,  (fr.  naiiie,  and  aXlama 
to  take)  to  consume,  watte,  ex- 
pend. 

Xv)iiXXnyfl,-Ti(,fi,  am!  Stii'n'XXny/Ki, 
•tirof,  n),  (fr.  saiiif,  anduXXd'rrM 
to  change)  a  connexion,  ronirr- 
siition,  intercourse,  cnmmrrre, 
lUaling  ;  a  contract ;  rrcunrili- 
ntion  ;  interference,  interces- 
sion. 

XvvnXXAiTU),  f.  -fu>,  P-  -.Y"!  ('"'■• 
Rinic)  to  bargain,  cnntrarl  ;  to 
hnve  intrrcnurse,  r.nnvrrsr,  deal  ; 
to  rrrnnnlr,  rnnntintr. 

XvvnXoidio-M,  (fr.  cui' together,  and 
aXodia  to  thresh)  to  grinil  tngt 


rYN 


2TN 


2TN 


Ihrr,  brtak  to  pircff,  MJiatttr  o/jSuvavu^opii,  -Sf,  i),  (fr.  same)  re/* 
o'irf,  liun,  coniuwioii. 

Iim'/i",  for  Xi'iit/ii,  (fr.  auv  wilh,  Swi'iii'ij0i'po/i<ii,  (fr.  ore  with,  aiii 


ami  (i;<a  IoijoiIut)  loijclticr  irilh, 
alon«  with,  in  compani/  witli  ; 
altot;ether. 

Xvy<ifiopo(  or  Sui'd'/iujpof,  -ou,  4,  i'/, 
(fr.  oi'i'o/ia)0(w  to  lav  waste)  u 
t/vw^fr,  tUnlroi/rr,  mjiirrr. 

Tvva(i(p6Ttpof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  aiiy  toge- 
ther, and  u^i/)iirfpo{,  Comp.  of 
u'/i^ii»  botli)  both  tngethtr,  both  al 
once. 

£vi'ii/ibip/(j  -df  or  £(i'a/<(i>p/(j  -u>, 
(fr.  o(Ki>  to  hurt,  and  iiupii  fate) 
/o  injure,  hurt,  iraslc,  destroy. 

^vvavatinivia,  f.  mid.  -jit'iaofiai,  (fr. 
(Till'  together,  avil  up,  and  Paivu 
to  !;(>)  /o  ^0  m;;  riV/i,  ascenil  to- 
gether ;  to  join  in  an  expnlition. 

2  a.  act.  ind.  avvavifiiiii,  -i;j,  -rj 
par.  irvvava(i{ii,  -aau,  -nv. 

T.vvai'uiiiiaai,  n.  pi.  fern. — Yvvava- 
iiiiat  or  -air,  d.  1)1.  par.  2  a.  act. 
of  last. 

SvviiiayKrt^u,  (fr.  aDi' together, and 
arayKii necessity)  to compelalong 
with,  force 

"Zvvai'aiQiij),  (fr.  aiv  together,  and 
nip/o)  to  take)  tn  remove,  take 
away  together  ;  to  destroy,  cut  njf. 

SviaraKtiitai,  (fr.  same,  and  KcTpia 
to  lie)  to  lie  down  together,  re- 
cline with,  sit  with  at  meat.  impf. 
ind.  mid.  awavrjKzin-qv,  -ao,  -to, 

3  pi.  avvaviKtn'TO. 
'ZviaraKtiixcvni,-rj, -ov,   (par.  pres 

mid.  of  last)  silting  at  meal 
with.      Sul)s.  a  guest. 

^vvaiai^lyi'viii,  f.  -^ti^ii),  (fr.  <riiv  to- 
gether, nva  up,  and  ^kiyvvjii  to 
mix)  to  mix  together  ;  to  associ- 
ate,  converse,  keep  company  with. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  avvuvim^a. 

'^vvaviiiiiyivcdai,  pres.  inf  pass. 
—  Jlvrnvafiiytvade,  2  pi.  pres. 
impr.  mid.  of  last. 

Xrvairj/zifif,  -tn;,  Att.  -ciof,  t),  (fr. 
same)  'i  mixing,  inttrcourse,  in- 
timacy, acquaintance. 

^'jvnazni'onat,  f.  mid.  -avaopiat, 
(fr.  avv  together,  and  -rauu  to 
rest)  to  rest  together  with  ;  to  be 
refreshed,  take  repose. 

SuinrairX/ifcD,  f.  -tA/^u,  p.  -r/n-X^- 
X",  (fr.  same,  and  TrXtVu)  to  fold) 
to  fold  up  or  plait  together  ;  to 
interu:eave. 

Tuvai'rtorrn'd),  (fr.  same,  ava  up- 
wards, and  (jirdm  to  draw)  to 
help  to  draw  up  ;  to  lift  altoge- 
ther. 

tvvixvnaror'Pia,  (fr.  same,  and  ffrp/- 
<))a  to  turn)  to  return  along  with. 


down,    and    ^I'puj    to    mix)    tu 

mix  together  with;  to  roll,  turn 

ble. 
JivriivfKcivTo,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of 

avvavuKCiixat 
Sui'(ii'£ffrp(i0i;»',  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

aVi'tlVfKTTpifptJj. 

Zwaiiariifit,  (fr.  iri'i'  together,  arii 
up,  and  'IdTtiin  to  stand)  to  rist 
or  g(t  up  along  with. 

y^vvavrdu)  -w,  f.  -I'/au),  (fr.  oiv  to- 
gether, anil  nvrdu)  to  meet)  to 
meet,  meet  with  ;  to  occur.  Imp 
pen,  befall  ;  to  concur,  agree.  1 
f.  par.  act.  cvvnvTi'iauiv.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  avvtivTi]aa'  par.  awav- 
Tijaai. 

'ZvvdvTriiia,-aT0S,T6,  and  yiiii'dvT)]- 
ati,  -io{,  Att.  -cuij,  )';,  (fr.  last)  a 
meeting ;  occurrence,  event,  ao 
cident.  a.  avvdvTriatv. 

Si'i'aiTiJffdf,  -aaa,  -nv,  par.  1  a 
act. — Xwavrnati,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind 
act.  —  Y.vv(ivTtiaovTa,  neut.  pi. 
par.  1  f.  act.  oi cvvavrdu). 

Tvvai'TtXdPnrat,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub, 
mid. — XwavriXai/ffdvcTai,  3  sin. 
pres.  ind.  pas.s.  of 

Suiai'riXn/j/jai'w,  (fr.  <ruv  with, nvri 
in  turn,  and  Xu^ifidvu)  to  take) 
to  take  in  turns,  help,  support 
in  turns,  assist,  aid,  relieve.  2  a 
ind.  mid.  avvavriXalh'iiDjv,  -ov, 
-tTo'  sub.  cvva\'Ti\dii(j>iiai,  -j;, 
-i)Tat. 

Xvvdi'TOfiat,  Poet,  for  ovvavrdio. 

XvvavTuivTiov,  g.  pi.  pres.  par.  act. 
cont.  —  TwavrSiciv,  3  pi.  cont, 
pres.  sub.  of  same. 

"Zvvd^u),  -cti,  -ct,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
cvi'dyw. 

SuvQopof,  -ov,  h,  ^,  (fr.  aiiv  together, 
and  atipu)  to  ra!\ie)  joined,  unit- 
ed, allied.  Subs,  a  companion, 
mate. 

TvtaTTdyw,  f.  -fu;,  p.  avi'mrfiya,  (fr, 
avv  with,  a-rri  from,  and  dyiii  to 
lead)  to  lead  or  carry  nway  toge- 
ther ;  to  seduce.  Xwrnrdyufiai, 
to  withdraw,  retire ;  to  conduct 
one^s  self,  behave ;  to  compli/ 
with,  humour,  pres.  par.  mid. 
avvaTToyoiicvos.  1  a.  pass,  avra- 
irfi-j(6r)v,  -r]S,  -r)'  par.   ffui/aTra;^- 

SufaTrapnTo),  (fr.  same,  and  mmo- 
rl^u)  to  finish)  to  perfect  ov  finish 
together  ;  to  prepare  with. 

TvraTrai,  -dan,  -av,  (fr.  same,  and 
Trris  all)  the  vdiole,  entire,  «//. 

'ZvvmTnx'^i''T€i,   n.    pi.    par.    1    a 


Xviaviarpiij,oyini,to converse  with]      pass,  o^ mji'mtdyui 


another  ;  to  fte  conversant  or 
connected  with. 

'Zwavaarpoipfi,  -Tiq,  !,,  (fr.  same) 
a  return  ;  conicrsalion,  inter- 
course. 

"Zvvavnifilpu},  f.  avvavoiau),  1  a.  uvv 
nvfivtyKa,  (fr.  avv  together,  avd 
up,  and  (plpia  to  carry)  In  cam/ 
or  bring  up  vjith  ;    to  iiff'er  up  to- 


tvviiT,iQdvo]xiv,  1  pi.  2  a.  ind-  act. 

of  (rui'M7ro9i'V(T  «■(!>. 
ZvvmTiKov\pa,  -«?,-£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

of  (7ui/((7ro»:pi!rrtai. 
Xvvairip)(oiini,  (fr.    aiiv   with,   a^i) 

from,  and  foxo/ini  to  go)  to  de- 

jinrt  nlon  <;  with. 
ZvvaTTiarctXa,  -a?,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid. 

of  (TUvironr/XXo). 


gelher  ;  to  derive,  originate  ;  to.  'LvvaTrnxBv,  3  sill.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
tell,  repeat  ;  to  revievt  or  examine'i      avva-irdyia. 


together. 


TO,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  or  pass,  of 

(ri'm^t'ofrrj/ii. 

j;ui'u7ro(^piiii)-(ii,  (fr.  same, and  Jpu'iij, 
for  which  rpf^^u  to  run)  to  run 
nway  or  escape  along  with. 

yivvanoOavitv,  2  a,  inf.  act.  of 

^vvaKoOvi',aK<a,   (fr.    ai'n    together, 
and  uTTodviiaKiD  to  die)  tn  die  to-  . 
gether  with,  expire  nlin'g  with.   2 
II.  ind.  act.  oumr/OuiJi',  -a,  -t* 
inf.  ovvairuOavtlv. 

yivvanoKpvvTh),  (fr.  avv  together, 
Kiri  from,  and  Kpinrru)  to  hide)  to 
hide  to»elher  with. 

'HvvanoXiaiii,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub,  act, 
—  i'uvriiruX/;,  2  sin,  2  a,  sub. 
mid.  of 

TwarroXXipt,  (fr.  irfji'  with,  aiti 
from,  and  uXXufii  to  destroy)  to 
destroy  with,  consume  (dtogtther. 
XvvdirdXXiiKK,  to  perish  together 
with.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  avvairuXi- 
jii/v,  -ov,  -iTO'  sub.  avvai!oXijmai, 
-jl,  -iirat. 

TvvanoaTfXXoi,  f.  -aTToaTtXw,  p. 
-aTTfarnXKu,  (fr,  same,  and  <7t/X- 
Xiii  to  send)  to  send  with,  send 
away  togctlicr.  1  a.  ind,  act. 
avvaviarciXa. 

Xuvf/ffra),  f.  -tpd),  p.  avvn(pa,  (fr. 
oitv  together,  and  oirrw  to  join) 
to  fasten,  tie,  join  together  ;  to 
solder,  cement,  weld  ;  to  con- 
nect, combine ;  to  appoint,  in- 
stitute ;  to  engage,  fight  ;  to 
contract  marriage,  cohabit,  co- 
pulate ;  to  answer,  fit,  agree 
with ;  to  stick^  or  aelhere  to  ;  to 
approach,  draw  near,  come  on, 
be  present  ;  to  press,  urge,  com- 
pel. 

Zwa-ndiXcTo,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  (TUl'Un'oXXl'^l. 

Sui'^pai,  act. —  Zvvifpaadai,  mid,  1 
a.  inf.  of  ffuvaipw. 

Twapdaau),  (fr.  mv  together,  and 
apdaaui  to  bruise)  to  drtsh  toge- 
ther, break  in  pieces,  crush. 

llvvapnpaKTai,  Att.  redupl.  for  avv- 
I'lpaKTat,  3  sill.  per.  ind.  pass,  of 
last. 

ZvvapiOjiiw,  f.  -I'lau),  J).  avvripWfiri- 
Ka,  (iV.  avv  with,  and  iipiOfiif 
nimiber)  tu  number  or  rank  toge- 
ther with  ;  to  compute  or  reckon 
along  with. 

ZvvapKioiiat,  (fr.  same,  and  upKio- 
fiai  to  content)  to  suffice,  bt 
su/Ticient  ;  to  bear  patiently,  en- 
dure. 

Zuvnp/Ki^o),  f.  -aw,  (fr.  same,  and 
upixo^u),    same    as    th.    dpu>    to 
fit)  to  fit  together,  tnake  reaely, 
fit    up  ;    to    arljust,    settle,    ar- 
reinge  ;    to  adapt,  suit,  answer  ; 
to    harmonize    with,    etccord,    a- 
gree. 
TvvapiioXoyiu)  -H,  f,  ->iaii>,  p.  avvvp- 
fioXdyriKn,  (fr.  same,  and  iptiii 
a  joint,    which    fr.    dpu)    to    fit, 
and    Xiyu)    to  collect)   to  frame 
fitly  together,  fit  neatly,  set  toge- 
ther. 
XvvnnfioXoyointvo<;,    ->;,    "<»'i    P^f* 

pres.  pass.  cont.  of  last, 
':Lvvdp^lo\tv,    Dor,     and    Ion.    for 


twatrtaTiaTo,  Ion.  for  evvaipiaTav-\     avvi'iofio^ev,  3  sin.  1  a.  md.  act. 
(538) 


2TN 

—  Tvvapfioodiivat,  1  a.  inf.  pass. 

^vvapftoCTiis,  -oD,  6,  (fr.  cviapiiC^u) 
to  adjust)  ajtamer,  joiner^  work- 
man. 

^vyaprtayiu  -'IS,  >h  (fr-  next)  n  seiz- 
ing^ carrying  off,  plunder,  ra- 
pine. 

SuKioira'^w,  f.  -a<ra),  p.  (n'Vi'praifa, 
(I'r.  aiiv  together,  and  ap^d^ij)  to 
seize)  to  seize,  forcibly,  cairh, 
lay  nnld  on,  take  or  drag  with 
fiotince,  carry  i/ff";  to  compre- 
hend, understand.  I  a.  act. 
ind.  cvv<ipTTaca-  par.  cvvapndaai. 
p|ier.  ind.  act.  avviipTrdKctv,  -£i?, 
-£c.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  awipTrdaOiiv, 
-1i,  -•?'  ?«"■•  (rvvapvaoBiis,  -cTca, 
-iv. 

Xvt^ap'sdaavTti,  act.  —  Yvvaovac- 
OivTc;,    pass.  n.  pi.  par.  la.  of 

ffuvitorrd^fil, 

XuyacTrV^u),  (fr.  cvv  together,  and 
ac-z'if  a  shield)  to  Jighl  shield  to 
shi'M,  Jighl  in  close  combat  ;  to 
fight  in  a  testudo  ;  to  join  shield 
to  shield,  fight  together,  assist 
each  other. 
Xvvauxiaiii;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
military  mode  of  defence  un- 
der shields  ;  a  testudo  or  tor- 
toise, 

T,vviv\ta,  -a;,  f;,  (fr.  cvv  together, 
and  avX>i  a  fold,  or  auAd;  a  pipe) 
a  liemg  or  dwelling  together; 
a  concert ;  a  clashing^  clang, 
din. 

TtWrnyiZfutat,  f.  -"aojiai,  p.  auvoi- 
A«Tf(ii,  (fr.  aiv  together,  and 
avXi^n/t/ii  to  lodge  at  night,  ih. 
avXti  a  fold)  to  live  or  dwell  with, 
tarry  with  ;  to  commune  or  con- 
verse with. 

Xvvav^avm,  f.  -av(^aii),  p.  -r/v^riKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  av^nvu  to  in- 
creajie)  to  entnrge,  nugmtmt, 
exaggerate, amplify.  Xvvav£,dvo- 
ftai,  to  inrrense  or  grow  togrllur, 
swell,  expand,  pres.  inf.  pass. 
cvvav^nviaOiit. 

yivvav^ijOij,  3  tin.  1  a.  sub.  paas.  of 
last. 

Xuviiipcta,  -n{,  j,  (fr.  aiiy  together, 
and  nirro)  to  join)  a  joining  to- 
ffellirr,  connexion,  union, 

TvyaxOhrtf,  n.  -Ohrijjv,  g.  pi.  par. 
I  a.  pas!i.  and 

XvvaT^Olivat,  1  a.  inf.  pnR«.  —  Zvv- 
ay(()/iaouni,  -q,  -cnii,  3  pi.  -O^aov 
rut,  I  f.  ind.  pans.  <i(  awdyui. 

Tvni^Oaiiti,  {fr.  aw  loc'thr.T,  and 
liXli'tfit  to  (^'wvp,  ih.  d^Oni  a 
wuiqht)  /o  ijnrrc  wil/i,  condole, 
Vimtnl,  »ympruhizr. 

X^yatpiK,  ■<««,  All.  -cuf,  fi,  (fr.  eiiv 
lf)^clher,  and  airrw  lo  join)  a 
joining  together,  union,  con- 
nfjcinn,  junrjinn. 

Twdtf^n^ici',  I  pi.  1  f.  ind.  art.  of 
(nik'dirrw. 

Xvv^dicyio,  (fr.  aijv  logclher,  and 
fdxiKo  to  bite)  to  hilt, 

Xvvhtfiifilvnf,  -ti,  -ov,  par.  per, 
pass,  of ovifilijt. 

luK^tcri/di-w,  (fr.  iri  I  logelhrr,  and 
iclirioy  a  meal)  lo  cat  with,  sup 
'"rrcther. 


2TN 


2TN 


XvvistiTfijtTov, -dTii),\  a.,  impr.  s.ct,\     rify,   th.   id^a  glorj')  to  glorify 
of  last.  I     together,  1  a.  pass.  ind.  ovvt&o^- 


Tvv^iiirvos,  -en,  6,  q,  (fr.   same)  a 

guest. 
Svvisaiioi,    -ov,    i,  (fr.   ovviiio  to 
bind)  a  binding,  conncxioii,  tie, 
bond,  knot ;    a  combination,  con- 
spiracy. 
Xwitifitvos,   Ion.    for    ovvSeSiieros 

-ovfievoi,  pres.  par.  pass,  of 
Hvviiu,  f.   -rjaui,  p.  aviiiitjKa,  (fr. 
aiv  together,  and  i5/uj  to  tie)  to 
bind  together  with,  tie  together, 
fetter  ;    to  collect,  gather  up  ;  to 
connect,  join,   cement,  unite  ;   to 
assonale    with,   be  attached    to. 
per.  pass.   ind.  avvhiicfiar  par. 
cvvicicfiivoi. 
XviSiaiTuonai      -wfint,     or     -io/iai 
-ovfiai,  (fr.  avv  with,  and  cintra 
moide  of  life)  to  live  along  with, 
dwell  together. 
TvviiaKnivvtvti),  (fr.  avv  with,  ita 
through,   and    kikJuvos   danger) 
to  expose   one^s  self  to  danger, 
risk,     venture     with,    share    the 
danger. 
XwiiaKrooos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  uiiv  with 
and  ctayo)  to  carry  over)  a  fel- 
loiL-missenger  or   guide,  assist 
anl,  associate. 
TviCiaTTodTTu},  (fr.  same,  and  6ta- 
TTodrTu),  to  execute)  to  manage 
along   with,    discharge,  execute, 
perform. 
XvuStarpliiij),  (fr,  oiiv  togelher,  Stti 
through,    and    rpi'/3(j    to    spend 
time)  to  remain,  stay,  abide  or 
dwell  icith  or  at  ;  to  he  intimate 
or    acquainted    with,  keep   com- 
pany with,  converse  with;  to  at- 
tend or  wait  upon. 
Tvvita(pip'i),  (fr.  same,  and  tpipu)  to 
bring)  to  carry  through,  waft  or 
bear  away ;    to  support  another, 
undertake  with,  assist,  help. 
Xvi6tnxcipl^ii>,  f.   -tcui,  (fr.  same, 
and  vtif)  a  hand)  to  slny  or  mur- 
der along  with. 
'SvrhfTpijiov,  -ti,  -t,  impf.  or  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  o-umSi a rpi'/Jw. 
ZvvhjiTaTu,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  ind 

mid.  of  ovvitaiTuofjai. 
ZvvftKOi,   -ov,  h,  I},  (fr.  aiiv  with, 
and  iilKtj  justice)  a  public  orator, 
plcndrr  or  accuser  ;     a  witness, 
drfinder,  advocate,  patron.    Adj. 
conspiring,  conducive. 
Xvv^iioKo)  or  Yvvf'iitiKiiii  -(3,  (fr.  trvv 
with,   an<l  itiiKio  lo  pursue)  to 
pursue    with,  arrompaiiy  in    the 
pursuit  ;  to  prosecute  along  with. 
Zvvt^nniij),  (fr.  samn,  and  !iokIu)  to 
think)     to    concur     in     opinion, 
approve  of,  consent  to;  lli<!  pres. 
and  I  n.  par.  aru  uhccI  nbsolule- 
ly  in  the  n.  cimc.      Xvi'foKoiv,  it 
bcinif  ujiproiifd  of.      Xvv^i^nv,  it 
having  been  approved  of  or  eon- 
srnteil  lo, 
j;uw')o«ri//rf(<.i,(fr.  ^ame,  and  foxifid- 
^(4)  lo  ex.itTiinp)  In  rrannnc  or  ex- 
plore tocrther,  prove  along  uM, 
XiivfoKifiooavTaf,  II.    pi,  1   a,   par. 

art.  of  i.ltit. 
Xvrfii^diui,  f.  -daui,  p.  avyi^ttd^aKa, 
(ft,  avv  with,  and  tlgfrfO"  'o  e}o- 
(63D) 


acOijV,  -tjg,  -t], 

XvvSo^aaOwficv,  1  pi.  I  a.  sub. 
pass,  of  last. 

Siii'^ouXof,  -ov,  b,  1],  (fr.  same,  and 
6ov\oi  a  servant)  a  fellow-ser- 
vant. 

Sui'^pa/i/w  -(3,  f.  ->;cru,  and  Xvvipi- 
fiui,  (fr.  same,  and  ^p.iftiui  ov  cpi- 
fiw  obs.  for  which  Tpi)(ui  to  run) 
to  run  together,  per.  md.  mid. 
ovvie^pOfia, 

"S.vvffpitnovnar,  g.  pi.  2  a.  par.  act. 
of  avvTpi)(yi>. 

Xvvfpofiai'.i,  -iiiv,  al,  (fr.  aiv  to- 
gelher, and  cplfiui  obs.  to  run) 
running  or  striking  together  ; 
an  epitiiet  of  the  islands  called 
also  avinrXtjynies. 

Sui'c^poM')i  -ni,  >!,  (fr.  same)  a  run- 
ning together,  concourse. 

Tvvdpojioi,  -ov,  b,  ij,  {fr.  same)  run-  ■ 
ning   together   or  driving  toge- 
ther; encomitering  ;  concurring, 
agreeing. 

Xvvdvd^ui,  f.  -aou),  p,  -^crivaKa,  (fr. 
oriiv  together,  and  ivui  two)  to 
join  with,  communicate,  converse 
with  ;  to  pair,  copulate. 

Sui'(5i1o,  o\,  a'l,  rii,  (fr.  same)  two 
joined  together,  in  pairs. 

Tvviiiaivov,  -£s,  -t,  impf,  act.  of 
aviJL0alvoi, 

YvviliaXov,  -a,  -e  or  -cv,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  —  XvvtfidXero,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  mid.  of  trii/u/Ja'AAu. 

Xvvijit),  and  Dor.  ovvijia,  3  sin.  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  tnixfinivo). 

Surti^dffKtro,  3  sin.  impf.  pass,  of 

CVfllidoKlji. 

XvvcjiovXtvov,  -£{,  -£,  impf.  act.  — 
Xvvt(iou\evijaTo   and  -\tvoavTo, 
3  sin.  and  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
avfifiovKciiij). 
Xvvtyyi?^(,),  (fr.   aiv  together,   and 
tyyi'^w    to   approach,  th.    eyyv{ 
near)    to    approach,    draw    near 
each  other,  come  together. 
Xvviycipov,  -dro),  1  a.  impr.  act.  — 
Xvvi'ycipov,  -tf,  -c,  im|)f.  p.ct.  of 
vvfyclpu,   {fr.   aiv    together,  and 
cycipu)  to  rouse)  to  raise  or  rouse 
up    together.      Xvvcycipoitut,    to 
rise,  get  up,  awaken. 
Xvvifpnuov,  -£5,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

avvrpi^'o. 
Xvvc^piviUruiv,   g.   pi.    pros,    par. 

arl.  of 
Xvi'ii^ptfu),  f.  -cvaiii,  (fr,  abv  toge- 
ther, and  Ifpii  a  seal)  to  sit  to- 
grthrr  with  ;  lo  sit  in  usssemhly  ; 
to  consult,  debate  ;    to  stick  toge- 
ther, adhere, 
Xvn^pla,  -n«,  //,  (fr.  same)  a  coun- 
cil, asscnihtt/,  meeting  ;    an  at- 
srmbltige,  flock, 
XvvtfipidH^iit,  (ff.   same)  same  as 

evyi!ipiiij>, 
XvvliSpiuv,  -ov,  t6,   (fr.   same)  an 
assembly,  session  or  meeting  of 
judges  ;  a  council,  senate,  ion- 
/i«'/rim. 
y.6iii('noi,  -ov,  b,  {fr-  ot>v  together 
and    IfpiX   a  neat)  n  counsellor 
scnnt'ir,  ih legate,  on»  of  an  at' 
sembty  or  senate. 


ZTN 


2TN 


2TN 


Ivit/f))'u),      Poet,     for     (Tvripyu), 

wliirh  lor  avfclpyu), 
li>if^'M')7i/io5,  -»/i   -ov,  per.   par. 

puss.  oroiii'Jti'yriiiii. 
3:vi£<U')'/i/iai{,   (fr.  lasl)  together, 

jomtli/,  a»iji)inlli/. 
Si'i/^tut'fj',  3  sill,  i  a.  ind.  act.  of 

ffi'V^tuyji'/ii. 
2:11  fv;"!.  3  sin.  coiit.  impf.  act.  of 

Xi'icf(Duiro/i;(rt,  3  sill.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
ot  {Tfyuoiroif a). 

J:vi'/»(k<i,  -Of,  -t,  Ion.  for  o-uvijiia,  1 
a.  iiid.  act.  of  (tiiiYtj^i. 

li'vtfl/fifOii,  1  pi —  Ivi'iBcvTo,  3  pi. 
—  i)ur<Otu,  Dor.  for  avvlOov, 
conl.  fr.  aviiOcao,  2  sin.  ofavvcOe- 
fiT)v,  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  aviTtdni". 

Jiii(0i(^ui),  f.  -Tffw,  same  as  fSi'^w. 

XvviOiaOfii,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass, 
of  last. 

2ui»0A(/?ov,  -tf,  -c,  impf.  act.  of 

Tvvctiiu),  f.  -ijffu),  p.  -T)»fa,  (fr.  avv 
with,  and  fiWw  to  know)  to  be 
consrioiix  of,  he  privy  to  ;  to  be 
informed  of,  made  ar/juaintcd 
with,  be  apprized  of,  ktiow  ;  to 
sec,  perceive,  consider,  pper. 
act.  ovftiSi'iKciv,  Sync.  avveiSeiv, 
Att.  cvi'fj6ctv,  -tifi  -£i.  per.  ind. 
p;iss.  avvdirifiai,  -aat,  -rai.  per. 
mid.  avvot6a. 

Xvi'ciSi'iacf  -S:'iaeci  or  -oiv  -&rjaiv' 
-ii'iatuis,  cases  of 

Jlvvciitiai;,  -105,  Att.  -Ews,  )';,  (fr. 
same)  cunnrienre,  judgment  of  the 
mind,  conviction  ;  conscientiims- 
ne.sx,knowledqe  of.  pi.  ovvubfjaui. 

'S.vviilov,  2  a.  ind.  act.  o( avvMu). 

2uv£i(^u?a,  n.  —  Suvci^uTas,  g.  fern, 
of  (T«v£i6ui?,  -via,  -Of,  cont.  for 
avvnonKthi,  -via,  -dj,  per.  par. 
act.  of  ffui'£i(5fa)  or  -dirijii. 

Xuvti'iJo),  (fr.  avv  together,  and  tf^io 
to  see)  to  perceive,  see,  observe. 
Know  ;  to  be  conscious  of,  privy 
to.  2  a.  act.  inf.  avpiieJv  par. 
avviCuiv. 

Zuvticii;  see  avvcilv7a. 

^vvet\cyiJievoi,  Att.  for  truXXtXty^/- 
vof,  per.  par.  pass,  of  cuXX/yu. 

XuittXfu,  (fr.  (Tvv  with,  and  tJXfo) 
to  gather)  to  roll  together,  lurap 
or  roll  up  ;  to  entwine,  bind,  lie 
together/  to  gather,  collect,  as- 
Bemhle ;  to  drive  together,  shut  up, 
enclose,  cmifine. 

'S.vvti\r\ipn,  -ai,  -t,  ind.  —  Xi'veiXt;- 
<pi)i,  -\)Xa,  -o{,  par.  per.  act.  Att. 
of  (TuXXa^/3avw. 

2uvtiXi/i<(U(a,  fern,  of  (ruvciXij^u;, 
see  last. 

2uv£i'Xi);i(;n,  -o{,  -£,  Att.  for  avWt- 
Xif-Xa,  per.  ind.  act.  of  cvWay- 

5;uv£(Xojj;a,-af,-c,  ind. — 'ZvviiKo-)(i- 
vai,  inf.  —  ruuiXoyiifj  -;)i'a,-3f, 
par.  per.  act.  Alt.  of  auXX/yw 

Si'ifi/ii,  f,  mid.  -ianyni,  (fr.  oii)/ 
together,  and  ufil  to  be)  to  be 
along  or  together  with,  he  pre- 
sent vnth  ;  to  associate,  keep 
company,  converse  with  ;  to  sidel 
or  take  part  with  ;  to  enjoy,  have 
the  benejil  or  reap  the  advantagel 
of;     to  discuss,  argue,  dispute,  | 


pros.  inf.  trvvtlvaf  par.  outdv, 
impf.  avvTiv. 

2iii'£r/i(,  (fr.  same,  and  n^ii  to  go) 
to  go  tvith,  accompany,  attend ; 
to  go  together,  meet,  encounter, 
engage. 

SuvEiTTfiv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  (Ttn'/iru). 

jLuvf/TTfro,  3  sin.  impf.  mid.  ofaui'f- 
iro/ioi. 

'Zvvcipyw,  (fr.  avv  together,  and 
tlpyw  to  enclose)  to  enclose  or 
shut  in  together ;  to  adlecl,  as- 
semhle  together  ;  to  bind,  tie  to- 
gether. 

Ivvclpw,  (fr.  same,  and  £fpwtotie) 
to  connect,  string  or  knit  toge- 
ther ;  to  continue  without  inter- 
ruption ;  to  harangue,  repent, 
declaim  ;  to  unite,  coalesce,  join, 
cohere, 

Xi'ifif,  -c7aa,  -IV,  (2  a.  par.  act.  of 
avvi  riftt)conscious, having  a  knnv!- 
iedgc  of,  apprized  of;  knowing, 
understanding,  intelligent, 

Tvvtia(iaivoi,  (fr.  iriii'  together,  £($ 
into,  and  (ialvii)  to  go)  to  go  in 
together,  embark  along  with. 

Xui'cicrfXOfJv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of 

Su>'£i<Tf'();^o/«ii,  (fr.  eri'i'  with, f is  into, 
and  ipxofiai  to  go)  to  enter  to- 
gether with,  go  in  along  with.  2 
a.  ind.  act.  (Tui/fiffr/XSoi', -c?, -£, 

Tvvtiacijipriac,  Att.  Sync,  for  avvct- 
acfpdpija!:,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avvciatpopf'ia. 

£ui'£i(jr;A9c,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avvetaip^a^iat. 

Xvvtia(popd,  -as,  >),    (fr.   aiv  toge 
ther,  £({  in,  and  ^/pw  to  bring)  a 
collection  ;     the    bringing   in  or 
gathering  of  corn  ;  tribute,  tax, 

Yvvttarj/npihi  -w,  (fr.  same)  to  bring 
in,  import,  introduce  ;  tn  enact ; 
to  bring  in  or  pay  tribute  ;  to 
subscribe,  contribute. 

Siii'f7;^;;£,  act.  —  XiivfiyETo,  pass.  3 
sin.    impf.  —  Twd^ovTo,  3   pi 
impf.  pass,  of  (tiiv/;^!.). 

YvvCKdOYaa,  -as,  -£  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  avyKaOi^u). 

livi'iKalcTo,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  pass 
oC  avyKaioi. 

I-vveKjiodoi  (fr.  chv  together,  ck 
from,  and  j]odw  to  shout)  to 
about  along  with,  cry  out  toge- 
ther with. 

l-vvcKJipiil^h),  (fr.  same,  and  /JpH^o 
to  boil)  to  boil  over  or  out,  spew, 
cast  out ;  to  expel,  banish. 

^wtKirifioi  -ov,  h,  q,  (fr.  same,  and 
bfi^os  a  people)  a  fellow-travel- 
ler, companion  in  travels, 

XvvCKfKpnro,  Sync,  for  avveKCKipn- 
To,  3  sin.  pper.  pass.  —  Xvvcki- 
paaa,  -af,  -f,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
trvy/fEpa'i/i'D^i. 

TivviKlvr/aav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avyKii' fu). 

ZvvCKKivriiii,  or  -nui  -w,  (fr.  aiiv  to- 
gether, CK  intcns.  and  kivtIhi  to 
prick)  to  run  throiir^li  together ; 
to  stab  along  with,  pierce,  kill. 

Siii'/KXfKTa,  -as,-£0r  -cv,  3  pi.  -K\ct- 
aav,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  uty/fXt/oi. 

twiK'ScKTOi,  -ov,  li,  »';,  (fr.  aiiv  to- 
gether,  CK   from,    and    X/yw    to 
choose)  chosen  or  elected  togelfier. 
1540) 


2ui'f<c(Jf<i(rni',  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avyKo/ii^w. 

2ui'fKiroXf^/(i)  -S),  (fr.  aiw  together, 
tK  iiilciis.  ami  n-(iXr/io$  war)  to 
make  War  together  with,  join  in ' 
making  war  ;  to  conqw  r  together. 

'ZvvcKituptvojiai,  (fr.  .lame,  and  tto- 
ptim  to  go)  to  go  firlh  together, 
march  out  together,  depart  along 
with. 

Yvvckwpdaaui,  (fr.  ai>v  with,  and  k- 
npiiaaio  to  extort)  tn  combine  in 
extortion,  join  in  exaction  ;  to 
avenge  together,  unite  in  taking 
vengeance  ;  to  revenge. 

TvvcKpSrtiae,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avyKporio), 

Stii'CAira'rru),  or  -aaui,  (fr.  avv  toge- 
ther, CK  intcns.  and  riiaau)  to  ar- 
ray) to  array  together,  marshal, 
set  in  order. 

^vvckt'/kos,  -fi,  -01',  (fr.  avvf^io  to 
restrain)  restraining,  luling, 
governing  ;  regulating,  arrang- 
ing, disposing,  preserving  ;  com- 
pact, firm  ;  immediate,  direct, 
eJTective.   Subs,  a  governor,  ruler. 

YvvtKTOKli^w,  f.  -taui,  (fr.  avv  toge- 
ther, tK  from,  and  toko;  usury)  to 
make  productive,  cause  to  bear 
or  bring  forth. 

XvveKTpf(j>w,  f.  -v/'O),  (fr.  same,  and 
TpfdtD  to  nourish)  to  bring  up  to- 
gether, rear  along  with, 

YlvviKTpi)^(o,  (fr.  same,  and  rpfvu) 
to  run)  to  run  out  together,  run 
along  Willi,  run  down  with  ;  to 
dart  forward,  advance  ;  to  help, 
assist,  aid,  favour, 

YvvcKTpllSw,  (fr.  same,  and  Tp//?a) 
to  rub)  to  wear  out  together  ;  to 
rub  or  dasli  together. 

'S.vviKTpotpos,  -OV,  h,  n,  (fr.  same, 
and  rpi^M  to  nourish)  brought 
vp  or  reared  together. 

Tvve)^a(iov,  -£{,  -c  or  -cv,  act. — Xu- 
vcXaPduvv,  -ov,  -£ro,  mid.  2  a. 
ind.  of  (TuXXa^/^fl'i'u. 

tvvt^S'Xovv,  impf.  act.  cont.  — Xu- 
ve^d^n'ra,  -ai,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  CTvXXaXfO). 

Xvvc^atvui,  f.  (tuveXoctu),  (fr.  aiiv 
together,  and  c^^avvw  to  drive)  to 
ride  or  drive  along  with  ;  to  drive 
together,  hem  in  ;  to  collect,  ga- 
ther ;  to  urge,  persuade,  force, 
engage.  1  a.  ind.  act.  avvii\aaa. 

Zvvi\t^av,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  ot 
(TuXX/yu). 

XiiitX£u6w,  obs.  seeavvfpYOfiat. 

TvifScvais,  -(Of,  Att.  -£u)?,  I'l,  (fr. 
avv  together,  and  EXciiOai,  obs. 
for  ip)(oiiat  to  come)  a  meeting, 
assembly,  congregation. 

Xwr'Sij^vOdrai,  a.  pi.  per.  par. 
rnid.  Att.  o( avvipxojtni. 

'Zvvt\fiijiOr]V,  -r;f, -7/,3  pl.(Tui'£X?;00i;- 
o-rti',  1  a.ind.pass.of  ffuXXo/i/ltffw. 

ILvvtKOt'tv,  2  a.  inf.  act. — Xvvi'\6r],Z 
sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  —  'Zvvt\06vra, 
-Onvriti,  -OdvToiv,  -Oovaais,  cases 
of  par.  2  a.  act.  of  avvfpx"!'"'' 

SuwXkuu,  f.  -vau>,  {fr.  aiiv  together, 
and  cXkij)  to  draw)  tn  draw,  drag 
or  bring  together,  collect. 

XvvcXoyhavTo,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid, 
of  truXXoyifu. 


2TN 

Tvv£\6vTi,  d.  sin.  of  avvt,\i!)v,  2  a. 

par.  act.  of  (nivaipiui. 
Juv£/ia';^»;o-af,  2  sin.   1  a.  ind.  act. 

^vvffitv,  Dor.  and  iEol.  for  cvvtl- 
vat,  '2  a.  inf  act.  of  (ruii'ij/ii. 

iDvCfiir/irra),  (fr.  triv  with,  cv  in,  and 
viiTTu)  to  full)  to  fall  in  along 
with,  drop  into  with. 

Zui£i'£i«(£v,  Ion.  and  ^ol.  for  av- 
vcviyKuitv,  3  pi.  1  a.  opt.  act. 
Or  with  V  added,  same  for  uvvt- 
viyxai,  3  sin.  1  a.  opt.  act.  2u- 
viviyKavrii,  D.  pi.  o( cvvivivKai, 
-aaa,  -an,  par.  1  a.  act.  ol  (rvfi- 
ipipu). 

^vi'cniKCTai,3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass. 
of  aw cveixio.  Poet,  for  (rvii(j>ipui. 

^vvcvnvo^a,  -as,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid. 
of  same. 

XufC^iitp/w  -i,  f.  -rjau),  (fr.  aiv  to- 
gether, £<  from,  and  dip/u  to 
take)  to  carry  away  with  ;  to 
plunder  together  ;  to  assist  in 
plundering  or  destroying  ;  to 
take  av>ay,  deprive  ;  to  rescue, 
redeem. 

1,vvc^:iliiipTaiia,  (fr.  aiv  with,  oc  in- 
tens.  anil  iiiaorni'io  to  err)  to 
err,  oJTini  along  with,  offend 
alike,  pres.  ind.  3  pi.  avii^aiiap- 
rdvovai, 

Xuvifcirpv^ai/ro,  Ion.  for  (ri^i'£f£rpa- 
^avTD,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
ovvimrpiinnu). 

Xvvci,ip-)(nuni,f.  -iXtiooftnt,  p.  -tklj- 
\<j6a,  (fr.  oil/  togeiher,  ck  from, 
and  ip^o/iai  to  come)  to  go  out 
together,  march  out  with,  accom- 
paiy. 

Zunftrrf^ojrai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind. 
pass,  of 

luvfftra'fu),  (fr.  cvv  with,  ck  from, 
and  iTal^ui  to  examine)  to  ex- 
amine ;  to  reckon,  number,  put 
among,  rank  with  ;  to  aid,  as- 
tiu. 

Tvvf^traTTov,  impf.  ind.  act.  o( av- 
vtKTiirriii  or  -aau. 

^vvc^oKfXXi,),  (fr.  <rirv  with,  «  from, 
and  oxf'XXw  to  drive)  to  drive  out 
past  ;  to  draw  out ;  to  exagge- 
rate, heigfiten. 

Zvvt^oiiotdw  -<3,  (fr.  same,  and 
oiioidu]  to  liken,  th.  o/ioiof  like) 
to  make  tike,  liken,  ansimilatr. 
yinvt^nfinidniiai  -oTifiut,  to  grow  or 
hrronif  tike,  conform.  iivvc^Ofioi- 
ovnOti,  pro^.  inf.  pafm. 
Xvvti.npfiiiit  -u,  (fr.  same,  and  ho- 
fiiiui  to  ni«h)  to  runh  upon  to- 
gfther  run  nut  ninlenlly  toge- 
ther, dart  forth  with,  falli/  out, 
Eui'/fotiffi,  3  pi.   1   f.  ind.   act.  of 

C}'vfyui. 
lunfiicfiXt,  3  «in.  la.  ind.  act.  of 

avvi(oKiXXi„. 
Xvicopro(ii>,  (fr.  trrv  together,  and 
}oprA(,<»  to  r.-lel>rale,  Ih.  /opri)  a 
fea<it)   to    ctlfhrrUc    along    with, 
feai>t  with. 
Xr>>'(»;^ijd(,  Aft.  for  in<fo;^d(,  same 

as  nvvoyi'i. 
SunrafWu,   (fr.  ciy  with,  »ir>  to, 
and  /f^u)  to  sing)  to  ning  to,  along 
^oith  ;  to  sing  the  praitm  of  to- 
gtlhrr  with. 


'ZxivtitaQfiaaTt,  2  pi.  1  a.  inil.  act.  of 

Twi-iruivos,  -ov,  6,  )'/,  (fr.  avv  with, 
nrl  upon,  and  «7vos  praise)  ap- 
proving, praising,  commending  ; 
consenting,  agreeing  to, 

^vvmaKoXovdiu)  -a,  f.  -I'jain,  (fr. 
same,  and  anoXovOiu)  to  follow) 
to  follow  together,  accompany, 
attend. 

Suv/jrufa,  Dor.  for  cvve~i]^a,  see 
avvliTn^tv. 

Jlvvn:d\paaOat,  Ion.  for  irirvE^di^nff- 
Oat,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of  avvc(pd-xro- 
fiai, 

'ZvvtrreXaippvviji,  (fr.  avv  together, 
£T(  upon,  and  c\(i(ppvini>  to  light- 
en, th.  c\a(ppdi  light)  to  lighten 
together  with,  help  to  lighten  ;  al- 
leviate, relieve, 

T.vviireiJ\pa,  -ui,  -t,  1  pi.  -xpanev,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  (ru/irf'/jTo). 

l.vvcriarriv,  -ns,  -V,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
aufC(}ti(TTnitt. 

SuwTTijffi',  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Sui/tTri/JaTi/s,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  aiiv  toge- 
ther, tni  upon,  and  l3aivu>  to  go) 
n  charioteer,  driver  ;  n  passenger. 

T-vvcutdhOai,  2  a.  inf,  mid.  of  o-uv- 

IziTtOrjIJ'. 

ZvvtnideatSf  -loj,  Alt.  -£(i)f,  i%  (fr. 
avv  with,  cm  u|)on,  and  TiQiifti.  to 
place)  imposition,  deceit,  fraud 

l.vvfrifiuprvpsw  -(3,  f.  -i';crw,  p.  avvi- 
■nilteimpripriKa,  (fr.  same,  and 
fiapTvpiti)  to  testify,  th.  fidprvp  a 
witnrss)  to  hear  ivitness  along 
with,  afford  additional  proof, 
confirm,  eslnhhsh  ;  to  assent  to. 

Tvvi-ifinpTvpovvToi;,  g.  sin.  cont 
par.  pres.  act.  of  last. 

T.vviTrifi.iXoiini,  (fr.  aiv  with,  and 
lil\u  it  concerns)  to  take  care  of 
along  with,  assist  in  minding, 
superintend. 

^vvcirioficv,  1  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avf^rlviii, 

ivvtirivovtu)  -w,  (fr.  avv  with,  £t( 
inlens.  and  ffui'/w  to  labour)  to 
lnhour  with,  assist  in  labour, 
help,  aid,  co-operate. 

^vvfiTiaKfnroiiat,  f.  -i|o//a(,  (fr, 
same,  and  aKivToiini  to  consider) 
to  look  upon  or  consider  as  one  of, 
numbrr  togetlur,  visit,  review 
along  with. 

Xvvirria:TaaOai,  pros.  inf.  pass 
com.  of 

TvvtiKandu  -d,  (fr.  avv  with,  tTr! 
to,  and  andu)  to  draw)  to  draw 
toerthrr  with,  attract  ;  to  bring 
over,  induce. 

Ii/vfirfViro/iai,  (fr.  Hame,  and  avd- 
fiat,  Poet,  for  tnoiim  to  follow) 
to  follow  along  with. 

J^vvfrriandfiivof,  pres.  par.  mid.  of 
\am. 

TwrirlirTSfiai,  (fr.  ni'i'  with,  iw'i  in- 
tent, and  Inti/ji  I'l  know)  to  Ar 
conscious  of  pniiy  to, apprised  of. 

^vvtTTifT)^iii0,  f.  -va  a,  p.  nvvfrloYV- 
Ka,  (fr.  samp,  and  i(t;^'i'ij  to  ne 
dtronj;,  ih.  ia^i<(  slr<Mijjlh)  to  Join 
strength  with,  nsnsi,  iiiit^  help. 

ZvvtnirlOni'if  (fr.  »nnie,  and  riOn/it 
to  place)  to  nssml  in  pulling  on 
(541) 


2TN 

or  loading  ;  to  set  or  pu<  on  v>lih 
others ;  to  conspire  in  cheating, 
beguile,  deceive,  combine  against; 
to  impute,  ascribe,  charge  ;  to 
join  in  attacking,  fall  upon  to- 
gether, invade  at  once  ;  to  be 
along  with,  be  placed  among,  be  ; 
to  take  advantage  of,  use,  em- 
ploy ;  to  abuse  misuse,  waste. 
'ZvvcvXtipovvTO,    3   pi.    cont.  impf. 

pass,  ot  avfinrXtipdu). 
Sui'fTTiIyoi',  in\pr.  ind.  act. — Sui/fir- 
vt^av,  3   pi.    1    a.    ind.  act.  of 
avfiTTvlyw. 

XvvCTTuitaa,  -a J,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
aviiTToii^ui. 

Yvvi-nofiiit,(fr.  avv  together,and  'Ittij> 
to  fellow)  to  _/bWo!C  in  company 
with,  follow  along  with,  attend . 

T.vvcTopevcTo,  3  sin.  -ptvovro,  3  pi. 
impf.  mid.  of  avfivopcvofiat. 

Suvinrwvff,  Ion.  for  <rui'i77£7rru)(c£i, 
3  sin.  pper.  act.  of  aufuriTrTu. 

SukVo),  ("fr.  aiv  togellier,  and  /tto) 
to  speak)  to  speak  along  with  or 
in  agreement  ivilh  ;  to  assent, 
agree  to  ;  to  plead,  defend,  pa- 
tronise, 

Siiitpiivf^o),  f.  -taiii,  (fr.  <n"v  toge- 
ther, and  ipuvog  a  coiled  ion)  to 
collect,  gather  into  a  bundle  ;  to 
contribute,  suhst-ribc.  Yvitpavi- 
t,ofiai,to  receive  a  subscription, be 
relieved,  get. 

Stcfpi'd)  -(3,  (fr.  same,  and  tpdu)  to 
love)  to  love  together  with,  to 
have  a  rival  in  love  ;  also  to  con- 
tribute, subscribe. 

YvvcpYel,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
acl.  of 

XwepyiiD  -Ci,f.  -I'/cui,  p.  o-vi/pyijva, 
(fr.  aiiv  together,  and  tpyav  a 
work)  to  work  together,  help  in 
doing,  co-npcrale,  contribute,  as- 
sist, impf.  ind.  act.  avvi'ipycov 
-ovv,  -Its  -CIS,  -ct  -£1. 

IvvcpyijaciSf  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
last. 

T.vvcpYils,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (Ir.  avv  with, 
and  ipyov  a  work)  a  co-opirator, 
coadjutor,  assistant,  colleague  ;  a 
fillow  worker  or  labourer. 

XwcpyovvTos,  g.  — yiuvcpyoTfVTi,  d. 
—  'ZvvcpyovvTcs,  n.  pi.  cont. 
par.  pres.  ad.  of  (7iii'£py/(ii. 

ilvvcofl^ij},  f. -tto(i),(fr.  ai'v  together, 
arid  rot/i'u  to  fix)  to./f.r  in,  fasten 
together,  make  firm,  support  to- 
gether, acl  witli  united  force. 
Xi)i'fpt('^0(j(ii,  to  attack  violently, 
make  an  impression. 

"Hvvlo'tOos,  -ov,  h,  li,  (fr.  same,  and 
(niOiis  a  spinner)  spinning  or 
carding  together  ;  a  fellow  ser- 
vant or  workman, 

\vvln\cTm,  3  sin.  •■^(uvTni,  3  pi. 
pri's.  itxl.  mid.  —  JJui'/oYtnOt,  2 
[•1.  prrs.  ind.  or  impr.  mid. — i;i;- 
vtp')(^6iicvos,  -n,  -ov,  P'li.  pros, 
mill.  —  TwIpynaOr,  2  pi.  |>res. 
lull.  mid.  of  aui'/pyo/i"'- 

Tvi'(p-)^ofini,f.avviXivan\ini,\>.avv/)- 
>ii0.i,  Alt.  nvt'tUiXvOa,  (fr.  name, 
and  loxnimi  lo  rome)  to  come 
Inerlbir,  rnllrcl,  ansemble ;  to 
meet,  rnmunter,  engage,  come 
into  or  agrte  with  ;    lo  livi  with. 


2TN 

marry  ;  to  hnppinj  occur,  lief  all, 
come  to  pnxs.  2  n.  net.  iiid.  ovv- 
i|.\Soi',  -{<,-£•  inf.  ovii>'9ih-  par 
civtXtfuii',  -oi'Cn,  -6r.  iiii|if.  iiul, 
mill.  avyrjp^Aiiijv,  -ov,  -cro.  per 
par.  mid.  <rur<^r;,\i'tfu)f,  -vta,-di: 
pptr.  imd.  cvii^iiM'Octv,  -tii,-ct. 

Xi'iii,  mul  i;i'i£T£,  '2  sin.  aiid  pi.  2 
a.  iiiipr.  act.  tit' aiiliifit, 

2ili'i/(7f(,d.  pin.  of<ri)iaii,a.cvt'CCti'- 

Zn'iffOiti,3  sin.  pres.  ind.  —  Suv- 
laOici V,  pris.  inf.  act.  of 

3:iii'£iT(/T<i»,(fr.(TiTlogether,and  tffWw 
to  cat)  In  till  together,  eat  with. 
impf.  ind.  net.  avvi'iodtov,  -cs,  -t- 

"S-iytati,  -io(,  .'Vlt.  -ttos,  i),  (fr.  ouj'i- 
t;iii  to  put  together)  a  meeting, 
tinion,  junction  ;  comprehen- 
xion,  unflerstanding,  intcllccl  ; 
ivisdovi,  pru'lence  ;  conxcience. 

l.'fi't<T«:i)Opa)rii(rii/i£i',  1  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  cvaicv6f)ii)nd^ii). 

Tvvccrrdpa^a,  -nf,  -c  or  -cv,  3  pi. 
-p'jfur,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  cv<rr:a- 
ftioau), 

SvitarnXiiivoi,  per.  par.  pass,  of 
<n'(7-f',\Xui. 

XvvroTacrai;  Poet,  for  cvvcaTrjaav, 
3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  cwicrrjui. 

^vvearavpdOtii;  -i;j,  -rj,  1  a.  ind 
pass. — TvyccTavpuijjiivoi,  -rj,  -ov, 
per.  par.  pass,  of  cvcravpooi. 

1vyiaTCi\nv,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
cvariWu). 

^vvcoTtiof,  -daa,  -His,  (Epenth.  for 
ffDWOTwf,  which  Sync,  for  acyca- 
TtjKwi,  per.  par.  act.  of  avvlarri- 
fii)  impending,  pa\ding,  immi- 
nent ;  undecided,  undetermined  ; 
consisting,  subsisting  ;  standing 
up  in,  rising  out  of. 

^vyhrri,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  — 
'Svvi<TT)iKe,  3  sin.  per.  ind. — Sw- 
CGTnKu,  Ion.  for  avvtcTfiKti,  3  sin. 
pper.  ind.  act. — HvvtcTifKv'iai,  n. 
pi.  fern.  per.  par.  act.  —  Yvvca- 
Ti'iaare,  2  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
cvylarrjfn, 

"ZwcBTia,  -as.  Ion.  -carlri,  -rif,  ri, 
(fr.  aiv  together,  and  hria  a 
fireside)  an  eating  together,  feast, 
enlrrtainment. 

y.vyicriuij)  -h)  or  -dojiai  -Wfiat,  (fr. 
last)  to  f last  with,  cut  with. 

Xvvicrrtof,  -ov,  ii,  fi,  (fr.  same)  nn 
inhabitant,  dweller;  an  iftmaic, 
guest. 

XvycaTdtxa,  n.  sin.  fem. — Sui'fffTui- 
Tui,  a  pi.  mas.  of  cwiarioi, 
which  see  in  avvtartilys. 

Xivia^oy,  -£j,  -£,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
cvy/^u), 

IvwraXui,  (fr.  aiv  together,  and 
tTd^u  to  inquire)  to  examine  or 
explore  together. 

Xvvcraipii,ofiai,  (fr.  next)  to  be  in- 
timate with,  cohabit,  have  com- 
merce with. 

Ivi'CTaipU,  -iiof,  fi,  (fr.  next)  a  fc' 
male  companion ;  a  luirlot,  con- 
cufiine. 

Tvvcralooi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (rvy  together, 
and  iralpoi  a  companion)  o  ivrm- 
panion,  intimate;  an  nstistanl, 
atsoriate. 

I«v/ra(a,  -af,  -c  or  -tv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  o(  cvvrdeaia. 


SvytTuif'iiiicv,  1  pi.  2  a.  ind.  pns5. 

of  avyOdiTTu). 
lOifTc,  2  pi.  2  a.    impr.   act.   of 

ovvinfi. 
IvycriOciyTo,  3  pi.  pper.  jiass.  of 

ovyriOti^t. 
y^vysriXfjaa,  -as,  -c,  I  a.    ind.  act. 

of  CTl'VTcX/u. 

Tvver^pti,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act.  of 
avyrriplui. 

XuifWfu),  f.  -lao),  Att.  -ta,  (fr.  <rvv" 
crdi  intellifjent)  to  make  intelli- 
gent, tennh,  instruct. 

Yvvcro,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
ovylrjiii, 

Si'ifrof,  -fi,  -dy,  (fr.  avvlrjjn  to  join 
together)  joined  together,  com- 
pacted, united  ;  pnidint,  tcise, 
inttllieent,  skilful  ;  intrlligilile. 

T-vycTptlSri,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
avyrpiffu). 

TvycTwi,  (fr.  nvycrds  intelligent)  in- 
telligently, pruftenlU/,  sensibly. 

'Zvvivainy,  Jt".o\.  Pleon.  for  avyla- 
iov,  which  for  avvrifiov,  3  pi.  impf. 
or  2  a.  ind.  act.  of  avyuki,). 

ZvynioKcl,  3  sin.  -Kovat,  3  pi.  cont. 
pres.  ind.  —  'ZvytvboK^ov,  pres. 
])ar.  act.  cont.  of 

Y,vvi.vknKi{i>  -S>,  f.  -iiffw,  p.  avvtvhd- 
KijKa,  (fr.  iri'v  together,  sv  well, 
and  6oKiw  to  think)  to  consent, 
agree,  approve  of;  to  he  well 
pleased  with,  take  pleasure  in. 

TvyLv&u),  (fr.  same,  and  cMw  to 
sleep)  to  sleep  with  ;  to  pass  in- 
sensibly. 

2uf£i)i  n'fui, (fr.  avv  with,  and  ft'Kffu 
to  sleep,  th.  (vyfis.hi'd)to lull, put 
to  sleep  or  in  bed  mth;  to  as- 
suage, calm.  "Lvyevvd^Ofiat,  to  lie 
together,  sleep  with. 

TvytwdaOriy,  BcBOt.  for  avvivvdadri- 
aav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of  last. 

Si')'£i')os,  and  TvyiwiTtn,  -ov,  b,  //, 
(fr.  oil'  together,  and  ivyt)  a  bed) 
who  lie  or  sleep  together,  a  bed- 
fellow ;  a  husband  or  wife,     • 

TvyevTTopiui  -Cj,  (fr.  aiiv  with,  £ii 
well,  and  ircipu  to  pass)  to  assist 
in  procuring,  provide,  furnish, 
supply. 

Tvvcv(ti(TKO],  (fr.  (Tiiv  with,  andthplo- 
Kw  to  find)  to  find  together. 

"Zvvcvppniytii,  and  -o^iai,  (fr.  same, 
and  uKppniyu)  to  rejoice,  fr.  iv 
well,  and  <jip>iv  the  mind)  to  re- 
joice uith,  congratulate. 

Euvtuwy/w  -u>,  (fr.  same,  and  tv- 
ii>xiu)  to  entertain)  to  feast  toge- 
ther with,  revel,  live  riotously. 
Mid.  (Tt))'£vui;^»'of(a(  -oP^ai. 

Xvvivti))^oviiei'0{,  -n,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  cont.  of  last. 

Xvviipayti,  2  sin.  -(pdyoijiev,  1  pi. 
impf.  ind.  act.  of  av/jipuyui. 

Tvyi<t>i'inToiini,  (fr.  (riir  together,  cttI 
upon,  and  airrofuii  to  arrive  at) 
to  arrive  at  together,  approach  in 
company  with  ;  to  touch  upon  ; 
to  come  in  contact  with  ;  to  as- 
sist, relieve. 

Xvvf(l,nfio!,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  sanie,  and 
f<l,n^oi  a  lad,  th.  );/?i;  youth) 
a  companion  in  youth,  young 
friend. 

luv£d((rT))ui,(fr.  same,  tirl  upon,  and 
(5423 


2TN 

Uriiftt  to  Ktaiid)  to  sit  over  along 
with,  gii'e  a  joint  contmiind  ;  to 
comi  upon,  assault,  atlark  toge- 
tht  r  ;  to  teach,  instruct ;  to  consi- 
der,study.  2  a.  ind.  act.  <ruifir»o-- 
r/;i'.  per.  par.  net.  ovytipcoTtiKuii' 
Sync.  ovvtitioTtoq,  -uau,  -(if. 
pres.  ind.  mid.  avvtipiaTufiai. 

Xvyt(pijyi'iOii,  3  sin.  1  u.  ind.  pass. 
—  Xvyiilidyiiaas,  2  §in.  I  a.  ind. 
net.  of  BVfKJiwyiu). 

"Zvyt^^atpoy,  impf.  act.  of  <Tuy;^ai'pu). 

Xvylx^h  3  sin.  -;^;ou<ri,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  avyiyu), 

"Zvvi^eov,  -££f,  -££,  impf,  ind.  act. 
of  avy^iw. 

Tvyi^aa,  -as,  t],  (fr.  ovvevfis  Gon- 
tiiiual)  continuance,  habit,  cvs- 
lo7n  ;  perseverance,  assiduity  ; 
frequency,  repetition. 

'Zvyi^i'jiS,  Ion.  for  avveyZs. 

Xvyeyiis,-ios  -ov(,  b,  !],  (fr.  avyix'^ 
to  liold)  continual,  without  in- 
termission, constant,  perpetual, 
ceaseless  ;  cUjse,  conjoined,  co- 
hering ;  contiguous,  adjoining  ; 
coherent,  unbroken,  uninterrupt- 
ed ;  continued,  frequent,  repeat- 
ed. 

Sivc;^(5;t(£i'oj,  -)),  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of  avi>ix'>>- 

2i5r£"^oi',  -oyros,  ri),  (nciit.  pres. 
par.  act.  of  same)  the  chief  point, 
sum,  mfltter,  head,  amount  ; 
ground,  subject, 

Xvyexoyrnt,  pass,  -^ovai^  act.  3  pi, 
pres.  ind. —  Tvvexovrts,  n.  pi. 
par.  pres.  act.  of  same. 

Xvvixovca,  fern.  pres.  par.  act.  of 

(TUlf'^U. 

^vrixvve,  3  sin.  impf.  act. —  Hvve- 
X^Ori,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
avyx^'vu)  or  -Yvu). 

Sui'f'pj^w,  f.  -f'fu,  p.  -inxvi^a,  (ft. 
avv  together,  and  f';^u  to  hold)  to 
hold  together,  hold  fast,  grasp^ 
seize,  embrace  ;  to  fasten,  tie, 
hind;  to  contain,  comprise;  to 
hold  in,  restrain,  confine ;  to 
straiten,  urge,  distress,  over- 
whelm ;  to  preserve,  keep,  main- 
tain, support ;  to  comprehend, 
understand,know  ;  to  have,  hold, 
possess  ;  to  come  together,  meet. 

Xvvtxi^s,  (fr.  avvcxiii  constant) 
constantly,  continually,  perpetu- 
ally, repeatedly. 

Xvvuf/ridiKTa,  -ej.  -£,  3  pi.  -<j>iaav,  1 
a.  ind.  act.  of  (rii;iy,i;0i'^u. 

Yvvtiynyov,  -H,  -f  |)1.  -ydyn^tv, 
-ydycTc,  2  a.  ind.  art.  Att.  re- 
dupl.  —  '£vytjye,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  (Tvvnyui. 

yivvfiyeipe,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  —        / 
Xiivriyipdnrt,  2  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass, 
of  (Tu»'£y£i'pa). 

Xvvrjyijivos,  -7],  -OV,  per.  par.  pass. 

of  auvdyw. 

Ivyrjyipa,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  act. 
of 

Twriyopiu)  -u>,  (fr.  <riii'  with,  and 
ayopt'u  or  uyopcvu  to  harangue, 
th.  nynpn  the  market  place)  to 
plead  with,  defend,  support ;  to 
assent,  consent,  agree  to. 

Ivvriypia,  -nf,  >),  (fr.  SAme) plead- 
ing of  a  cause,  defence. 


Yvvi'iyopo;,  -ov,  o,  »;,  (fr.  same)  an 
advocate,  pleader  ;  defender,  pa- 
tron. 

^vvtiyopoT'itiv,  1  pi.  impf.  ind.  act. 
cont.  of  mvriyoofu). 

^ivpfiarat,  Ion.  for  avv^rjrat, 
which  is  Att.  for  <rutci^i;riii,  3 
sin.  of  ffi'ieicij/iui,  -<7iii,  -rai,  per. 
ind.  pass,  of  Gvfci&iii). 

Xvi)';ici,  Alt.  for  <Tvyu^}iKCt,  3  sin. 
of(rUl£lCn<C£(V, -£I{, -£i,  Att.  cvvfi- 

ietv,  -cti,  -£i,  pper.   iud.  act.  of 
same. 

^vvi'iioiirtt,  f.  -^aofiai,  (fr.  irvv  with, 
and  tiiofiat  lo  be  pleased)  to  re- 
joice with,  congratulate  ;  lo  be 
pleuxed  with,  take  delight  in. 

TvvnOca{,  a  pi.  of  (rvvri6t}(. 

^vvi'iOcia,  -Of,  //,  (fr.  (7vv/i9;;{  accus- 
tomed to)  custom,  habit,  intima- 
cy, familiarity. 

Tvvi}Ori,  pi.  cont.  of 

TwrjOtii,  -cos-ovi,  0,1/,  (fr.  criii' with, 
and  Ttdii  custom)  accustomed  to, 
familiar,  customary,  usual. 

TvvfiB'Siiaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avvaOSiui. 

Tvr^Bovf,  g.  sin.  cont.  of  cvvi')6iis. 

'2vvn6oatenhoi,  -rj,  -ov,  per.  par. 
pass,  of  avia6pr)i^ii>. 

'Xvv>i6u)i;  B.  pi.  of  avvrjdiji. 

Tvvi'/d(i>f,  (fr.  cvvrdrK  accustomed) 
according  to  custom,  familiarly. 

Sui-iiKai-nfi-f,  2pl.  -iJKare,  3-i)(cav, 
1  a.  ind.  act.  of  avvltiiJt. 

Zvvi'iXaira,  -af,  -t  or  -tv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  (nivi\ax>vii), 

XuvnMov,  -f{,  -£  or  -cv,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  cvvip)(oiiai. 

ZuvijAuTKiri;?, -01),  4,  »/,  (fr.  aiv  to- 
gether, and  fiXtKia  stature)  one 
of  the  same  age  ;  an  equal,  com- 
panion. 

XvvfiKtKOi,  -ov,  i,  fit  Cf-  same)  of 
equal  age. 

ivvrjyotnac,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
avvnXnidu. 

2un7//«Ti'i'i;,  -ij{,  l),  (fr.  next)  fel- 
lowship, treaty,  league. 

Xvvfiiiuv,  -ovo(,  b,  {fr.  aiv  together, 
and  ctfil  to  l»c)  a  rjjmpanwn,  as- 
tonate. 

l.uyn^'iJxO'ji',  -rKt  -1,  1  3.  ind.  pass, 
of  trvftiptn^. 

Tvvi'yrriija,  -nf,  -t  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind< 
act.  of  (Tiini»'r«(»». 

Tvvtioyti,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  ind, 
act.  of  nvicoyiio. 

Tvyjjpr^lii,  -/•)(  -oti(,  h,  li,  (fr.  alv 
fojfcihcr,  and  tpiipiu  to  rover)  o- 
rrrfl,  sivided,  sluvly  ;  set,  plant- 
rd,  thick. 

Xv^noyiiirtv,  -01),  -tro,  3  pi.  -j^ovro, 
impl.  in<l.  mid.  of  aiivi'pT(oiiiii. 
*    IvKflcai,  3 pi.  impf.  of  avvitfii. 

Tu\iiiiff1nv,-ti,  -t  or  -IV,  impf.  act 
nf  crrraOlut. 

iMi'.ToriTi,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
^iitiirt,  2  pi.  2  a.  suh.  act.  of 
fThvlnfit. 

i.vvi'itpOTit',  1  n.ind.pn^s.of  aDi'amj 

TvvfX*'^  ''"''  C''  "*"  with,  nnd 
Tiy/u)  lo  xound,  th.  Q;^o{  Hound) 
lo  sound  or  roar  together  ;  to 
echo. 

^vv/i'^Onv,  -»)Ci  -»7,  3  pi.  trvvfi^Oi)- 
90V,  I  n.  ind.  pau.  of  cvvdyio. 


2TN 
Tvtrj^a,  -as,  -e,   1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

CVl'li~TO). 

j:v>9a'rru),f. -;|(j,p.  avvri6a<pai{Gr. 
triv  together,  and  Sdrrru  to  bury) 
to  bury  with  or  alon:^  tuth  ;  help 
to  bury.  2  a.  ind.  act.  (svviTa<pov. 
2  a.  ind.  pass,  avvtrdipriv,  -vs, 
->;"par.  <rv'»Ta0£is,  -£?<Ta, -/ r. 

Suvfl/Au),  (fr.  same,  and  ^/Xu  to 
wish)  to  wish  with,  consent,  ac- 
quiesce. 

^vidcfia,  -aTos,  ri,  (fr.  ovv  toge- 
ther, and  Ti6i;/ii  to  settle)  a  sign 
or  password  ;  an  agreement, 
treaty,  league,  compact. 

SDi'6f'^£» 0?,  par. — livOto  -ov,  impr. 
2  a.  mid.  of  cviridrifit. 

HvvOccia, -m,  n,  (fr.  (71) v  together, 
and  Ttdiifii  to  place)  in  agree- 
ment, bargain,  compact. 

'Svvdccii,  -lOi,  Att.  -CW5,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  a  putting  together,  combi- 
nati'in,  composition  ;  arrange- 
ment, disposition,  order;  synthe- 
sis, a  figure,  a.  sin.  cvvdeaiv 

Sui'fltro,  Ion.  for  aviidcTO,  3  sin.  2 
a.  ind.  mid.  of  same. 

l,Vf6cros  or  ZviBcrbi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr. 
(Tvv  together,  and  ti'9;//j(  to  put) 
put  together,  compounded,  com- 
posed, joined,  cemented,  united  ; 
feigned,  counterfeit. 

Xvi'dcTiis,  (fr.  last)  orderly,  regu 
larly. 

TwOiu  -u,  (fr.  (Tvv  together,  and 
&iu}  to  run)  to  ruti  together,  run 
along  with. 

ZvvOijKv,  -m,  >'h  (fr-  "i'"  together. 


Tvvdfiv-riji,  f.  -^u,  p.  -T{0pudo, (fr. 

cvv  willi,  end  -Spiiirro)  to  Dreak) 

to  effeminate,  enfeeble,  weaken  ; 

to'  break,  destroy,  bruise,  crush  ; 

to  grieve,  afflict, 
^vitcclv,  inf. — Svvii5u)i',  -ouaa,  -Jv, 

n.  pi.  -looiTCi,  par.  2  a.  act.  of 

avvtiSoi. 
Xvi'iih;  pres.   mf.  cont.  of  svvtfij) 

for  cvvlrjfti. 
Suraij,  -tica,  -h,  pres.  par.  act.  of 

CV\iT)fll. 

Si)Kf/mi,pres.  ind.  miJ.  —  Suri/- 
fiti',  Ion.  for  avviivai,  pres.  inf. 
act.  —  SuMorcf,  g.  Sui'ifirfj,  n. 
pi.  of  avvtui,  par.  pres.  act.  — 
5:i'K'£r£,  2  pi.  pres.  impr.  act.  of 
ffiu'i'i;//!. 

Sfi'i/d),  same  as  awiriui. 

XvvH^ui  or  Svi'i^aiw,  (ir.  aiv  toge- 
ther, .ind  <^u)  or  i^n'jw  to  seat)  to 
fink  down,  subside,  settle  ;  to  fall 
together,  collapse ;  to  shrink, 
shrivel. 

Suvii;/i(,  f.  avvrjaui,  p.  avvtiKa,  (fr. 
aiv  together,  and  Vtifit  to  send) 
to  send  or  put  together,  combine, 
join  ;  to  engage,  fghl,  combat  ; 
to  understand,  know,  perceive  ; 
to  attend,  hear,  henrken,  listen  ; 
to  be  skilful,  act  wisely  ;  to  taste, 
eat  or  dj-ink.  pres.  ind.  3  pi. 
avvuai'  impr.  avvUOt,  -iru,  2  pi. 
ffD)'i'£T£"  sub.  avviw,  -fis,  -ft,  3  pi. 
(fui'ioiiTcinf.  (Tiii'ijVdi'par.  aviiciit 
-e7aii,  -f'l'.  3  pi.  1  f.iind.  act. 
rrvvi'iaovat.  1  a.  ind.  act.  avvTiK 


i.tuia.    aci. 

act.  avvTiKa. 

2  a.  act.  ind.  avvriv,  ->;?,  -»;'  impr. 

and  TiOji/ii  to  place)   a  pulting\     aivcs,  avviria,  2  pi.  o-wi/frf  sub. 

together,    combination,    conipusi-\      ffDidi, -J)5, -f;,  2  pK_(7iivi?r£. 


tion  ;  a  compact,  treaty,  league, 
agreement ;  consent,  assent,  n. 
pi.  avvdnKai. 

^vvdnfo,  -liTOi,  ri,  (fr.  same)  an 
agreement,  contract,  covenant  ; 
watchword,  sign,  password, 

^vvdijocvriis,  -oTf,  b,  {fr.  ai'v  toge- 
ther, and  S'riptvriii  a  hunter, 
th.  ^no  a  wild  animal)  a  fellow 
hunter,  companion  in  the  chase. 

TvvOi'iaci,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
avvriOiiiii. 

ZvvOkdnai,  1  a.  inf.  act. — ZviBXaa- 
Onairat,  3  sin.  I  f.  ind.  pass,  of 

Tvvd\du>  -(3,  f.  -iiau),  p.  -riOXaKa, 
(fr.  ffi'ii'  together,  and  oAa'u)  to 
break)  to  nreak  in  pieces,  d'tsh 
together,  crush,  bruise.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  avviOXaaa.  prr.  ind.  pass. 
avi'Ti'OXriaiiai.  I  a.  in<l.  pass, 
avvtOXdoOnv.  1  f.  ind.  pasH.  avv- 
BXnaO^aofini,  -ji,  -crai. 

XvvOXiliovra,  a.  sm.  par.  prof.  act. 
of 

XvvOXiPu),  f.  -i^iii,  p.  (Ti'i'r/OXi^n, 
(fr.  171)1/  togi;ih<T,  and  3X//?w  to 


£uD//x£r,  Dor.  and  iEol.  for  aviti 
vat,  pres.  inf. —  Sui'ioirff,  n.  pi. 
ofo-uiuon),  -ovaa,  -di, 2  a.  par.  of 
avvcii-t. 

5)iii'ii5i'7£5,n.  pi.  par.  2  a.  of(7iJi'£i;ii. 

Tvvlovv,  3  pi.  impf.  act. — 'Zvviovoi, 
3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  avvtio> 
obs.  see  cvvlrtftt. 

1,vvit7av,  3  pl.of 01)1  tri',-fi5,-£r,  impf. 
ind.  act.  of  airnjii. logo togtlhir. 

Xvviaaai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

^vviarifii,  (fr.  (71  r  intcns.  nnd  /<ri;/i( 
to  know)  to  know,  feet,  be  con- 
scious of. 

ZuviffTa'^tiOf,  -r),  -or,  pres.  par. 
mid.  avilaraaOai,  [ires.  inf.  mid. 

—  TwiarSrai,  3  sin.  pres.  mid. 

—  Suiionii'Tof,  g.  sin.  prcs.  par. 

act.    of  (7UI'f<7r(7^(, 

Xvtiariiiriv,  inf.  —  j;ui'(c7rrfio//fi', 
ind.  pres.  1  pi.  —  Twiaravdi- 
Twv,  c-  pi.  par.  prcs.  .tcI.  of 

"El'vinruvta  or  Uriiirri/ui,  (fr.  avv  lo- 
pellicT,  and  Urrlvu)  to  place)  lo 
place  togrlher  with  ;  to  commend, 
rrcommind.     Sec  also  next. 


pri!M)  lo  croud  upon  one  ann. ^inliXTrjiii,f.  avarfitu,  p.  avii'arrjKa 
thrr,  throng;  lo  squrrir,  press.  or  avvi'nriiKa,  (fr.  same,  iinil  fc- 
impf  art.  aivinSiilov.  <      ritfit  lo  set)  to  sit,  pturr  nr  stand 

j;i)vOu;(T«oije(,  I!  pi.  pres.  ind,  net.  of      Instlhcr  willi,  station;    to  mnlri- 


XiivOt-'iuKi,!,  {fr.  (Tif  with,  and  5i/- 

OKU  lo  die)  lo  die  ui'h, 
XviOpriiw,  (fr.   oil'  together,   and 

^imi'ii)    to    break)    lo    break    in 

pirr.rs. 
ZvvOpinravrn,  n.  pi.  par.  prcf.  act. 

of' 

(643) 


Initc,  establish,  appoinl,  sti  up, 
tupport  ;  to  order,  ndjust,  settle, 
compose,  arriingr^  di.ijiosr  ;  lo 
nlrrn  then,  confirm,  tstnhhsh, 
consoli'lalr  ;  to  rrrnir,  niiikr, 
form,  fashion  ;  to  liiild,  plan, 
erect ;    lo  design,  meditate,  plot, 


2TN 

rnnihinr  ;  to  umrk  together,  ca- 
nperule  ;  to  commenil,  rront- 
menil,  extol ;  to  .sAoio,  pnint  out, 
demonstrate,  prove,  /cir/i,  in- 
form,  acijuttint.  Si'i/irnindi,  to 
condense,  thicken  ;  to  contract, 
knit,  shrink,  sliriiel  ;  to  consist, 
SutKtisI,  be,  iipprar,  seem  ;  to  last, 
enditrt,  ronlinuc  ;  to  cottrcl,  as- 
semble, meet  lo£;ether.  XviiarijKa 
and  ZviiaTi/v,  li;ive  a  neuter  sig- 
niticiiion  ;  1  a.  ind.  act.  awia- 
rijffu.  per.  par.  act.  avvcaruKiii 
or  (rurtirn/Kiii,  by  Sync,  avvea- 
Tiij,  by  Epenlh.  ffurtnTtut. 

XwloTiiat,  3  pi.  ])res.  ind.  act.  of 
lasU 

Sui'ioTcSi',  ill  n.  pi.  Sui'icrrtJiTtj, 
prcs.  par.  act.  cont.  o( avviarnui. 

SuiiVrwp,  -aoo{,  6,{fr.  ciiv  togcllicr, 
and  iatifit  to  l<iiow)  one  that 
knoweth  or  is  privy  lu  ;  a  wit- 
ness. 

'Zviic^upic7v,'\  f.  «ir..act.  Alt.  of 

XvvtT^^vpi^u),  t.  -<'(7u»  and  -tu>,  (fr. 
aur  with,  and  laxyp'i"'  'o 
strotintlien,  th.  co-;j;i's  strength) 
to  strengthen  ivilh,  reinforrc. 

"ZvviHv,  pres.  par.  act.  cont.  — 
'Zuniav,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  avviiu) 
for  avviiiiit. 

Suv(i5(ri,  3  pi.  cont.  prcs.  sub.  act. 
of  same. 

HvvKiiifia^iiTe,  Dor.  for  avyKWiid- 
cuTs,  2  pi.    I   a.  impr.   act.  of 

SuvvaiEcvc,  Ion.  for  auvivait,^  sin. 
inipf.  act.  of 

'Evi/taiu),  f.  -0(1),  (fr.  aitv  together, 
and  vitiu)  to  dwell)  to  dwell  to- 
gether, live  with. 

"ZviviviaTui,  Ion.  for  criii'i'/i'i7vra(,3 
pi.  per.  ind.  pass,  of  dunfio. 

'S.uvvi<^un,  -a;,  !],  (fr.  aiiv  tugether, 
and  vf(pos  a  cloud)  a  collerlinn  or 
gatherin:!:  of  clouds,  gl'^omincss. 

2ui'i'£<4fu)  -d,  (fr.  same)  tn  colli cl 
cloud.1,  darken,  ohs'-ure.  per.  ind. 
mid.  i!i)tiviiro<pa'  par.  avwivuipHii, 
-v'ln,  -6s. 

^vvvt<pfii,  -io{  -ovs,  b,  n,  (fr.  same) 
covered  viith  clouds,  cloudy, 
dark,  ohsrure. 

7.\)vvtxU,  (fr.  axivtxhi  continual) 
constantly,  conlinwdly,  inces- 
santly. 

Surifu)  or  'Zvvvi'iu),  (fr.  aiiv  toge- 
ther, and  vfu>  to  heap  up)  to  pile, 
collect^  heap  up  together.  1  a.  inf. 
act.  avvvriaai. 

"Xvi'vniu),  f.  -i)ffij>,  (fr.  (rxiv  together, 
and  voiij  to  think,  th.  v6oi  vov; 
the  mind)  to  know  of,  be  privy 
to;  to  think,  consider,  reflect;  to 
■urulerstand,  perceive. 

X6vyota,-af,  h.  (fr.  same,  and  voDf 
the  mind)  thons;)it,  meditation, 
reflection,  contrmplalinn,  con- 
sirleralion ;  urulerstanding,  per- 
ception, inttUigence ;  seriousness, 
gravity. 

Ivvvoin,  -li,  ri,  Ion.  for  bist. 

'Sivvofioi,  -ijv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  aw  together, 
and  v/f/u)  to  pasture)  grazino  or 
pasturing  together,  feeding  with  ; 
educated  or  lirought  up  together, 
living  together  ;  of  llu  same  rank 


2:tn 

or  situation  ;  joined,  allied,  con- 
tiectrd,  rehUcd  ;  regulur,  even, 
equal  ;  sharing  alike.  Subs,  a 
partaker,  sharer  ;  a  relation. 

Zvvvovi,  -ov,  ('i,  i;,  (fr.  ffiir  logoliicr, 
and  lovi  the  mind)  thoughtful, 
mcditiUive,  serious. 

TlvniVfKpoKdiiui,  -ov,  f),  (fr.  ssnir, 
i>vfi<pii  .1  bride,  and  Ko/ifH)  to  lake 
care  of)  an  attendant  if  a  bride  ; 
a  bride's  man  or  maid. 

'ZvvvvfiAoi,  -ov,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
vvjiijii]  a  bride)  a  sister-in-law  ; 
a  brother's  wife  ;  a  husband's 
brother's  wife. 

Svi'o!icvovTts,n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.of 

Xvvuiivia,  f.  -tvaiii,  p.  avi'U)6cvKa, 
(fr.  sjtne,  and  b6ui  a  way)  to 
journey  together,  accompany  on 
a  journey. 

'Zvioiia,  -uf,  i'),  (fr.  same)  a  com- 
pany, travelling  together,  a 
party. 

Zvi'u^iot',-ov,Ti,  (fr.  same)  ameet- 
ing  or  conjunction  cf  the  moon. 

Sui'oi^oiirdpos,  -ov,  h,  »;,  (fr.  same, 
and  Tici'pu)  to  pass)  a  companion 
in  a  journey,  fellow  traveller. 

Se>'o<5o5.  -ov,  /;,  (fr.  uiiv  together, 
and  bSoi  a  way)  a  meeting,  con- 
vention, nssemhly,  synod  ;  a  join- 
ing, coming  touether,  union  ;  a 
conjunction  of  the  moon  ;  a  con- 
flict, engagement  ;  an  income, 
revenue. 

Tvvo^vvdoiJiat  -djiai,  (fr.  aiv  toge- 
ther, and  odiivri  grief)  to  grieve 
xvith,  condole  with. 

Su^oi^a,  -ai,  -£,  ind. — Zvvoioivai, 
inf.  per.  mid.  ofcria'ci^fo). 

Sui'o((c/iii  -10,  (fr.  abv  together,  and 
oiKi'u)  to  dwell)  to  live  or  dwell 
with  ;  to  be  intimate  with,  coha- 
bU  ;  to  marry,  wed. 

'ZvvoiKrjai;,  -toi,  Alt.  -£w;,  y,  (fr. 
same,  and  o7«o;  a  house)  livim; 
together,  intimacy,  fellowship,  ac- 
quaintance, company,  marnage. 

TvioiKtjrfjo,  -jjpo?,  0,  (fr.  same)  u>hri 
dwells  with  another,  an  inmali, 
associate. 

ZvvoikIu,  -af,  r;,  (fr.  same)  a  range 
of  houses  ;  a  house,  dwetlins, 
mansion;  an  inn,  tavern  ;  living 
together,  cohahilation  ;  a  family. 

Sui'oiW^u),  f.  -taio,  (fr.  same)  to 
cause  to  live  together  ;  to  contrarl 
or  join  in  marriage;  to  establish 
a  colony. 

^vvoiKLUTiii,  -on,  &,(fr.  at'v  tosethcr, 
and  oiKiarrii  a  builder,  th.  nlKoi  a 
house)  who  huil'ls  ivith  another  ; 
a  joint  foamier  or  colonist. 

Two  KofiOfjicTaOc,  2  pi.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  pass,  of 

^VVOIKoioflfUt   -<3,    f.  -I'llTW,    p.    OVKO- 

Ko?i6i)jjKa,  (fr.  aiiv  with,  o7ko(;  a 
house,  and  fiifjdi  to  build)  to 
found  or  estnhlish  along  with  ;  to 
build  or  buibl  up  together,  pres. 
pass.  avvoiKuf,Ofil(>nai  -oTifxat. 

SiivoiKOS,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.  same,  and 
o'lKOi  a  house)  dwelling  in  the 
same  house  ;  an  inmate,  com- 
panion, associate,  comrade. 

IvvoiKovvTcs,  n.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres. 
act.  of  auvoiKi'iii.  I 

(544) 


2TN 

ZvvoiadfitBa,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 
avfiipipii). 

SucuAki),  -Tis,  Ii,  (fr.  abv  together, 
and  cXku)  to  draw)  a  drawing  to- 
gether, contraction,  compression. 

I'ui'oXoi',  (fr.  next)  totally,  wholly^ 
altogether,  nil  at  once. 

lui'oAoj,  -ov,  h,  /;,  (fr.  aiiv  together, 
and  oXo{  the  whole)  the  wholt 
entire,  universal,  alto;;clher. 

tvio\o(pupo[iai,  (fr.  same,  and  o\o- 
ipipojiui  to  lament)  to  lament  to. 
gelhcr,  condole. 

SuviiXu);,  (fr.  aivo\oi  the  whole) 
entirely,  altogether,  totally. 

Sui'o^uAif,  -tKOi,  b, ,',,  Dor.' for 

i-'uvo/* »;>((,  -Ikos,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  aiiv  toge- 
ther, and  6fii)Aif  of  the  same 
age)  of  the  same  age. 

TvvoiiiXiu)  -0),  f.  -ijaiii,  p.  nvvwul- 
\tlKa,  (fr.  same,  and  o/jiAo{  a 
crowd)  to  talk,  converse,  keep 
company  with.  par.  pres.  act. 
avvoiii^iii)v  -wv.  , 

YLvv6m\oi,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  same)  a 
companion,  associate,  intimate. 

Xvvoijvvfit,  (fr.  aiw  together,  and 
dfivvjii  to  swear)  to  swear  to- 
gether, conspire. 

'SwoiioXoyioixat  -ovuai,  same  as 

^vvofioXoyiu)  -Gi,  (fr.  auv  together, 
bjjii  alike,  and  Aiiyof  a  word)  to 
asient,  consent,  agree  to,  approve 
of,  accede  to  ;  to  acknowledge, 
confess  ;  to  covenant,  bargain, 
settle. 

Zvvofxopeii)  S,  f.  ->/(T(i),  p.  avvii>fi6pri- 
Ka,  (Ir.  avv  with,  bfinu  together, 
and  opuf  a  boundary)  to  adjoin, 
he  adjoining  to  ;  to  be  on  tlie 
borders. 

^vvojiopohaa,  n.  fem.  cont.'  par. 
pres.  act.  of  last. 

i."uvo^oiTi'ri,  -(!(,  ';,  (fr.  ai'v  together, 
and  (i/(i/u^i  to  swear)  a  conspira- 
cy, coifederacy. 

ZvvovTuiv,  g.   pi.  par.  pres.  of  av- 

VCi/Xt. 

'ZvvoTTd'ibi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  aiv  toge- 
ther, and  oTTa'^u)  to  follow)  a  com- 
panion, attendant. 

Yvvopnu)  -a,  f.  -liau),  p.  avvCopoKa, 
and  -eiopuKa,  (fr.  same,  and  bpdu) 
to  see)  to  see  at  a  view,  perceive 
at  once,  comprehend,  under- 
stand. 

£ui'oi'iXu>(T({i  -lof)  Alt.  -t(jji,  §1,  (fr, 
same,  and  ov'Xrj  a  wound)  the 
contraction  of  a  healed  wound  or 
sore  ;  a  scar. 

Twovata,  -aj,  >%  (fr.  avv  together, 
and  £(//(  to  be)  intercourse,  con- 
versaliim,  intimacy,  society,  con- 
viviality ;  sexual  intercourse  ;  a 
meelint:,  assembly. 

Yvvovaidl^ti),  f.  -daia,  (fr.  same)  tobe 
with,  converse  or  assncinl'e  with. 

Zvvovaiaafxdi,  -oTi,  b,  (fr.  same) 
intercourse,  sexual  intimacy, 

Zvvnippvi,  -vo;,  b,  li,  (fr.  aiiv  toge- 
ther, and  o^oii;  an  eyebrow) 
having  the  eyehrovts  joined; 
stern,  severe,  sad,  grim  ;  super- 
cilious, Itaughly. 

Sui'o;^r/,  -rj(,  )';,  (fr.  avvfyi^  to  con- 
strain, th.  i^ia  to  hold)  conti- 
nuity or  connexion  ;  a  joining. 


2TN 

seam,  union  ;  a  compression, 
conlTOClion,  narrowness,  close- 
ness ;  distress,  anxiety,  grxef;  a 
coiifiict,  engagemenl ;  tlie  cir- 
cumference. 
2uvo;^du)  -iS,  f.  -(J7(i>,  p.  -iiiKa,  (fr. 
last)  to  contraci,  draw  together, 
shriiiei,  par,  per.  act.  ovvti>)(^u)- 

2ui/o;^(i)icdr£,  n.  du.  of  otivoj^ukuij, 
Ion.   fur  avvui-xuiKuii,   par.    per. 
act.  of  last. 
Tivoipti,  -to;,  Alt.  -c<j)i,  ri,  (fr.  alv 
together,   and  otpi;  a  sight,  th. 
(jn-ro/ioi  to  see)  a  view,  sight,  sur- 
vet/  ;    comprehension,    capucity  ; 
estimation,  rate,  opinion  ;  a  com- 
penilium,     synopsis,     summary, 
brief  sketch. 
TttfTaynf-tji,  15,  (fr.  same,  and  rda- 
ffu  to  arrange)  appointment,  ar- 
rangement, an  appointed  sign  or 
time. 
^Ctrayiia,  -Stos,  ri,  (fr.   same)  a 
constUulion,      appoiiUment,    de- 
cree,  arrangement,   oriier  ;  com- 
position ;  an  army,  body  of  sol- 
diers, troop,  company ;  a    book, 
volume. 
Zwrd/ivui,  Ion.  for  avvrifivta. 
iuvTiii/viraii,  JEo\.  for  avvTavHaai, 

1  a.  par.  am.  of 
Zvfrui'i'u,  f.    -vam,    (fr.  avv  along 
with,  ao'l  ravuu),  same  as  rtiVu 
to    strutch)    to  stretch   towards, 
verge,   incline,  lean  or    look  to- 
wartit. 
^6vra(i(,    -lof,    Att.    -tuts,  t'l,   (fr. 
avvrdaoia  to  arrange)  order,  nr- 
rungement,     regularity,  disposi- 
tion, method ;  a  class,  division, 
rank,     troop,    company,    band^ 
line    of  baide ;    a    covenant,  a- 
grermeni,    treaty  ;    a   book,    vo- 
lume, history  ;  a  list,  roll,  cl'isst- 
fidUion  ;  a  salary,  pay,  stipend, 
tax,     assessment ;     a    prescribed 
t'lsk  ;  an  ordinance,  institution  ; 
construction,     syntax,     arrange- 
ment or   connection  of  winila  in 
languai;e. 
^uvraoiiattii),  f.    -d^ut,   p.  avvrtrd' 
P''X"'  ('"''•  ""'  <og<;lh<;r,  and  ra- 
pdaau)  to  di.<lurb)  to  disturb  togf- 
thir,  alarm,  trouble  greatly,  eon- 
fu»',  ronfnand. 
%\ivrd<iim,  -rrui,  f.  -ha,  p.  avvrfrX- 
^(1,  (fr.  aiiv  tngctmjr  and  rdauui 
to  order)  ('/  arrange   with  nlhcri, 
rlasnfy,    place    idung  with ;     to 
'Iraw  up  an  army  ;  to  settle,   rt- 
Hutute,    prrscrthr,  charge,  ordrr, 
cnmman'l,    enjoin  ;     In    appoint, 
iiistilule,  orilain.    Ximrdattofiat  or 
-rrifi'it,  tn  srrvr  in  war,  arranife 
one's  self,  take  side  <~>r  p'trt  with  ; 
to  engage,  join   with,    rxtmbine, 
conspire;      to    compose,     write; 
In    behave,    art    properly.     p(?r. 
md.     pans,      rrvvTiraytiai    -fui, 
-icrai. 
Xwrarr^fiivoi,   prci.  par,  mid.  or 

pasR.  ofla^t. 
XuvTa((i(vTi<i,  n.  pi.  par.  2  a.  pasa. 

of  iru  fOi  i  irrci) . 
Sufrnyyvo),    (fr.    avv  intcn*.   and 
Taiftivu    to   hasten,    th.     raxiit 
3Z 


2TN 


2TN 


quick)    to    hasten   with,    /lurn/lSuvnflt'i'ai,  pres.  inf.  act. —  Swvti- 


along 

^uvrcdfaftnivoi,  per.  par.  pass,  of 
auvT^iipu). 

EuiTtiVu),  (fr.  oil' together,  aiidTtt- 
I'oi  to  stretch)  to  set  out  towards, 
hasten  with,  proceed,  go  on ;  to 
strain,  exert,  labour,  toil;  to  en- 
force, give  weiglU  to;  to  urge, 
incite,  hurry ;  to  contract, 
shrink. 

XvvrcXiBctv,  Poet,  for  avvrcXctv, 
pres.  inf  act.  cont.  of  truiTtA/a). 

^vvT(\cia,  -oj,  1;,  (fr.  ovvrcXrii  use- 
fill)  a  lax,  assessment,  impost, 
contribution;  a  consujnmalioTi^ 
end;  death;  impiety,  wicked- 
ness ;  a  council,  ussevibly. 

XvvTe\c7a6at,  pres.  inf.  pass.  cont. 

—  XwreXHv,  par.  pres.  act.  cont. 

—  XwrcXcadtiawv,  g.  pi.  fcni. 
par.  1  a  pass.  —  ^wreXiau),  1  f. 
md.  act.  of  (TuvTfXf'u. 

XwriXcafia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  next)  o 
consummation,  Jiiushing,  accom- 
plishment ;  a  tax,  tribute. 
ZvvTcXitii  -a,  f.  -fffuj,  p.  auvTCTfXt- 
Ka,  (fr.  cvv  together,  and  reXiu) 
to  finish)  to  finish  entirely,  accom- 
plish, perform,  fulfil,  end,  dr. 
termine  ;  to  cantribule,  pay  tri- 
bute ;  to  celebrate  jointly,  solem- 
nize together ;  to  rank  or  bi 
classed  with.  1  a.  ind.  act.  o-ui'c- 
TcXean,  -as,  -t.  pres.  inf.  pass. 
BvvTiXiinQai  -c7a0ai.  per.  ind. 
pass.  avvTiTtXcajiai.  1  a.  pass, 
md.  auviTiXiaOriv,  -tn,  -rj'  par. 
(Tvi'TcXcaOcis,  -iiaa,  -h. 
'ZvvTtXi]i,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  !),  (fr.  (riri' 
together,  and  riXos  the  end)  usr. 
ful,  conducive;  tributary,  de- 
pendant. 
'LvvTiXijuvTa,  a.  sin.  pres.  par.  act. 

cont.  of  ffuiTcA/o). 
It)i'T///i(j,  f.  -inui,  p.  ovvrtTitriKa, 
(fr.  oiiv  intcns.  and  t(/;iw  to  cut) 
to  cut  short,  execute  speedili/,  dc- 
ci'le,  det(rmine ;  to  diminish, 
lessen,  abridge,  par.  pres.  act. 
avvrtiivuiv.  per.  pass.  ovvrlTur)- 
fiai.  pi'r.  mid.  avvTirojia. 
HvvTiTiiKTdi,  3  sin.  j)er.  ind.  pass. 

01  avvrdtjau). 
XvvTCTfitifih'Of,    -ti,   -ov,  par.  per. 

pa.ss.  of  avi'Ti/ii/ti). 

Tclvi'Tcrpiijfitini,.t],-oi',\taLr. — Tvvtc- 

Tp/(^yii(, inf.  per.  pass.  offfuirp^/Jw. 

Xvfri'iKdt,  (fr.  oirr  iiitens.  anil  ti^au) 

to  pine   away)  to  welt   or  waste 

away,  conmime,  faile. 

Xvvrt}fu,  U  Min.  act.  —  Tvvrripoiiv. 

rat,  3  pi.  pass.  pres.  ind.  of 
Xvirqpfu)  -ii,  f.  -I'laio,  p.  aviriri'ipi- 
Kn,  (fr.  ovv  inlenM.  and  ninlm  to 
ki'cp)    to    preserve,  safely,    keep 
carefully  ;  lu  retain  ;  to  observe, 
respect,   rriterr.   impf.    md.    act. 
ovmr/iptov  -ovv,  -rtf  -ii<,  -u  -11. 
pres.  ind.  paws.  avvrt)ploiini  -ov- 
/iai,3pl.  con),  -pniivrat. 
Xvi/Ti'iptfnn,   -(0{,  Att.  -tins,  h,  (fr. 
•amc)  safrkrrjniig,  preservation  ; 
observaife,  nlirdienrr,  rmperl, 
XuvrjiprfrlKhi,  -(),  -iv,  and   Xiut^- 
()iO(,-(jv,  «,  ',  'fr.  s nil'")  prese.r- 
votive,  pri 


BcvTai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  mid.  of 
LvvrWiijii,  f.  avi'Oiiao),  p.  avvriOci- 
Ka,  (Ir.  aiv  together,  and   TiQrjfii 
to  |)ut)  to    put  togethir,  collect, 
guihrr,  store  up  ;  to  join,  fasten 
togetlier,Jit,   adapt,  arrange;  to 
deposit,  deliver,  intrust ;  to  con- 
sider, deduce,  conclude.   "Zvvridf.- 
liat,    to    agree    together,    settle; 
bargain,  assent  to  ;  to  attend  to, 
reflecX  on ;  to  make  a  leagrue  or 
treaty,  enter  into  an  alliance.  2 
a.    ind.   act.  avvi8i]v.   per.    ind 
pass.     cvvTiOufiut   ppcr.    pass. 
avvtriOdiirn',  -ao,  -to.  2  a.  mid. 
avxcQifttiv. 
"Zwr'tjidii)  -u,  f.  -I'/ffo),  (fr.   ahv  ill- 
tens,  and  Tifidu)  to  honour)  to  va- 
lue very  much,  set  a  value  on  ;  to 
enhance,    raise  the   price,  pres. 
mid.   avvTiiidofiai  -w/iai. 
ZuvTifttjati,  -ioi,  Alt.  -nog,  Ij,  (fr. 
last)  cslijualion,  valuation,  price, 
XvvTOftri,  -(jj,  ri,  (Ir.  avi'Tinvoj  to  cut 
short)  brevity,  shortness  ;  a  short 
cut ;  a  decision,  decree. 
Sui'To^iu,-ii{,  17,  (fr.  same)  brevity, 

shortness,  conciseness. 
^vi>Toiioi,-ov,  6, )';,  (fr.  same)  short, 

brief,  concise,  compendious. 
Sui/rdf/uif,   (fr.   last)   briefly,    con- 

cistly. 
'ZvvTOfnoTaTa,  (sup.   of  last.)  very 

briijly,  shortly,  instantly. 
ZvvTuvii,  -oil,  0,  1';,  (fr.  oi'ii' togeth- 
er, and  Tcii'u  to  stretch)  strained, 
stretched,  drawn  ;  hurried,  hast- 
ened ;  impetuous,  violent. 
SucTiii'uj,  (tV.  last)  hastily,  violent- 
ly, iinpetuimsly. 
Zuvrptif,  oi,  ui,  (fr.  avv  together, 
and  rptis  three)  in  threes,  three 
together  ;  three  at  once. 
XvvTptTTo},  (fr.  same,  and  rpiKui  to 

turn)  to  turn  toQethtr,  conspire. 
S(i>'rp/(//w,  f.  -df)i\f.ui,(i'r.  same,  and 
Tpitpui  lu  rear)  to  educate  or  biing 
up  together  ;  to  maintain,  sup. 
port.  per. ind. pass.  (Ti)i'T/0pu/i;«ii. 
2ui'rp4;j;(ii'Tu)i',  g.  pi.  par.  pres.  act. 

of 
Xvi'rp/yw,  (fr.  iriri'  with,  and  Tp/;^(i) 
to  run)  to  run  or  mid  tngithir, 
assemble,  collect;  to  run  lirad- 
lone,  plunge  ;  to  cunsatt,  agree, 
concur  ;  to  assist,  help  ;  to  en- 
counter, engage.  2  a.  inil.  act. 
(ri>i'('i'p'T/iar.  1  f  ind.  mid.  at'i'- 
Ojti^ouiu.  p.  ind.  miil.aKi'i?Wpo/in, 
i:ui'rp0uriii,3  8in.  pres.   ind.  pass. 

—  i;iii'rpi/Joi',  neiit.  piir.  2  a.  art. 

—  Xwrmjiimiriii,  3  sill.  2  f.  ind. 
pass,  ol   avvTpiPd). 

JJi'irpi/)/), -)■/«, I/,  (fr.  in:y\)  (I  break- 
ing t/i  pieces,  crash,  concussion  ; 
wear,  use;  desolation,  ikslrur- 
lion. 

Xvi/rpijfui,  f.  -i/ta),  p.  (Ti'i  r/rp{^fi, 
(fr.  (TDK  logi'ihi-r,  ami  rpliiui  lo 
rilh)  to  tub  together,  wear  out, 
impair,  waste  ;  lo  bruise,  crush  ; 
to  brtuk  m  pieces  ;  tn  shake,  ngi- 
tale  ;  lo  afflii  I,  wound,  torture, 
torment,  pros.  par.  act.  avvrpl- 
ftutv,  -ovo'i,  -01'.  I  a.  act,  in<l. 
rii»'^,-pn^i'par.  avvrplxl/af,  •a<ra, 


2TN 


2TP 


2Y2 


-a*.  ~  !i  ind.  act.  <ri'i'/rpy/?oi' j  (fSfi  a  song,  Ih.  4iia  lo  sing) 
pr<s.  iiui.  'miJ.  ouirpi/io/Kj  .  per.  hurmonizing,  agreting,  conseiil- 
pass.  incl.  <nii'rirpi/i/i(ii*  inl.  <rui- |      ing. 

Tfrp/dO.u"  pur.  crviTiTpiiinli'oi,,Xvfu0iu],  (fr.  .same,  anil  udiio  lo 
-»;, -01'.  2  n.  iiul.  pass,  ffi/vtrf)!-  drive)  to  drive  <iuuti/  togither, 
/j'')>i  ■'«>  -•;•  2  r.  ind.  i)ass.  itdi-  vi/x/i  or  forcf  iiff";  tu  dnveloge- 
Tpi(i);ffj/i(ii, -i;, -fm-  I     titer,  collect. 

XvvToifiiia,  -itroj,  tO,  and  Xtirrfli/j-  i'l'ioMvuiu,  per.  par.  act.  foni.  of 
ftii, -ov,  b,  (it.    U\^t)  a  lirenkingl      avtoiKiu). 

lo  pieces,  icouiiding,  destruclion,\'£ui'i!>fu(hi,  1  pi.  2  a.  sub.  mid.  of 
aJRutinn.  (niviii/n. 

'Zvvrpi\}.at,  inf.  — Xwrpl^pag,  •aaa,  <  ^vvuiiioaia,  -af,  li,  (fr.  aiiv  together, 
-ay,  par.  1  a.  act.  — i;i'rrp/</'u),  i      and    dfiiVfit    to  swear)    a   con- 
-iiS,-fi,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  (ri'irpi/iu). )      spirari/,  niii/edirarij. 
SivTo^dif,  -lof,  Att.  -iws',  i;,  (fr. 'Ii'>ui/<«r;;f, -ou,  &,  (fr.  same)  sworn 
'     ''  ■    '  '        ■  liigither,   confederate;  a  conspi- 

rator. 


same )  a  dashing  or  striking  to 
gelhcr,    fracture  ;     destruction, 
denol  ition  ;  ajlliction. 
Xviirpoipoi,  -01',  b,  >i,  (fr.  oi'v  toge- 
ther, and  rpf(/i(i)  to  rear)  reared 


ZupiirnJj,  -n,    Dor.    for   TvpiKrtts 

-ov,b,  (fr.  o-vpiyf  a  flute)  a^ule 

plni/er. 
Xi'pi'fiii,  I  a.  par.  act.  of  avptaaia, 
ilvpiniiiv,  and   Xvijlaicv,  Dor.    for 

ffi'p'fur,  pres.  inf.  act.  ofaupi'^'ui. 
i'upio^df,  -oH,  6,  (fr.   next)  a  /ii.vs, 

hissing,  whistling,  piping. 
'S.vjilaaii),  -TTui,  f.  -{(J,  <«  //IM,  VjAi.i- 

</«  ;    /o   threaten ;    to   rattle ;    to 

play  on  the _ flute. 
lu/)((Tri,    (fr.  Xvpia   Syria)   in  the 

Si/rian    manner^  in   the   Sj/rimi 

tani^uage, 
Slip/Id,  -tiroi,  t4,  (fr.  ffi'pu)  to  draw) 

ti  train,  long  dres.i ;  the  track   of 

a  sirpent ;  the  violence  or  rash- 


^vnA)V(oitai,  (fi'.  (Ti'i'  togellier,  and       ing  of  the  wind  or  rain. 

u)i'/o/((i(  to  purchase)  to  buy  to-  Ivpfiala,  -as,  ij,  (fr.  same)  apurg- 


g  ether,  buy  up. 


or  brovgltl  tip  together,  fimitiar-\Zv\'ijivvnia,  -a;,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
izrd,  inured;  natural,  innate  ;\  irOfia  a.  name)  sameness  of  name, 
nourishing,  invigorating,  cnli-l  similarity  of  signification, 
vening.  Subs,  afoster  child.  2vi'(ii'C/<os, -ou,  o,  );,(fr.  sanie)/mi'- 
TwrpoYil^u),  (fr.  same,  C"d  Tpo;^a-|  ing  the  same  name,  synonymous. 
^10,  same  as  th.  rpixu>  to  ''"n)  toXviwpk,  -i^og,  i),  (fr.  <jvv  together, 


run  together  or  along  with;  lo 
whetl,  turn  about. 

:i:iivTvyxdyu),(i'r.  same,  and  rvyxd- 
via  to  be)  to  meet,  assemble,  resort 
or  be  together  ;  to  encounter, 
fall  in  with  ;  to  discourse,  con- 
fer, talk  with ;  to  keep  company, 
associate  with  ;  to  happen, 
chance,  befall,  occur.  2  a.  act. 
ind.  cvviTV)^of,  -£f,  -£. 

Tvi'rv^i7v,  2  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 

ilvvTi'r^)},  ->is,fi,  name  of  a  woman. 

Xvvrvxia,  -ai,  i),  (fr.  aiv  together, 
and  Tvyx'tvia  to  be)  a  meeting, 
conferince,  conversation;  an  oc- 
currtnce,  event,  accident. 

'SvvTv^iiii',  a.  sin.  Ion.  of  last. 

y.vvvitv((i>-(ji,  (fr.  ai'V  together,  and 


and  f('pw  lo  fasten)  a  pair  of 
horses  or  any  other  animals 
in  drauj;lit ;  a  set ;  a  chariot 
and  pair  ;  a  mute,  match,  fel- 
low. 

'Zvvuiai,  3  \>\.  2  a.  sub.  act.  oi aw- 
hlfit. 

TvviixpcXiio  -(3,  (fr.  iri'i'  together, 
and  wcStAfM  to  assist)  lo  assist 
together, 

Siii'iijyu^oi/,  (fr.  same,  and  ixw  to 
hold)  in  a  crowd,  close,  in  great 
numbers  ;  continually,  inces- 
santly. 

Suof,  g.  sin.  of  (jijf. 

i^vpai,  -wi/,  ai,  ragged  clothes,  rags. 

YvpaKoaaai,  Dor.   and  Poet,  for 

JlvpaKovaai,and  TvpdKovaai,-wv,  a'l, 


v/ivib)  to  sing  hymns)  to  sing  to-  \      Syracuse,  the  name  of  a  town. 
gether,  celebrate  in  songs,  sing  Tvpiii/,  Alt.  TCplSn,-'!';,)),  perhaps 


praises. 

'SvvuvaKOvcaOai,  prcs.  inf.  pass,  of 

XvvvruKovu),  (fr.  triii'  together,  iiro 
under,  and  nKoiia  lo  hear)  to 
listen  privately  ;  to  obey,  comply 
with. 

'LvyuTTOKoivoiJiai,  (fr.  same,  and  Kpl- 
viii  to  discern)  to  dissemble,  feign, 
act  the  hypocrite.  3  pi.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  cuvv^TiKpidriaav. 

Hvvvzovoyli)  -(5,  f.  -fjOb),  p,  avvv- 
■aovpyriKa,  (fr.  same,  and  ipyov 
a  work)  to  work  along  with,  help 
together,  assist,  co-operate, 

ZuruTT'n'oyouiTwv,  g.  pi.  cont.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  last. 

St'i'ii^.ii'i'u,  (fr.  (Tvv  together,  and 
ii(pfilvui  to  weave)  to  weave  toge- 
ther ;  to  plot,  concert,  scheme. 

Si'rt/^r),  -rjf,  q,  (fr.  same,  and  ti0rj 
the  art  of  weaving)  a  web  or 
piece  of  cloth  ;  a  girdle, 

Sui'i'i^'Sd)  -(3,  f.  -wntti,  \>.  -i^piaxa, 
(fr.  same,  and  tl/iuj  to  raise,  th. 
ri/'oj  height)  to  lift  up  or  carry 
off  together 


fr.  aiHo  to  move)  u  crowd,  mob; 
tumult,  disturbance,  uproar, 

Ti'pyaarpu;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  oCf  a  pig, 
and  ipyri^o/iut  to  work,  th.  ipyon 
a  work)  a  workman  ;  a  swine- 
herd. Or.  (fr.  (Tijp'x)  to  draw^ 
and  yaariip  the  belly)  a  serpent. 

yivphrcs,  n.  pi.  2  a.  par.  pass,  of 
cvpui. 

Tvpia,  -at,  I'l,  a  course  coat,  thick 
cloak  ;  an  herb  so  called. 

Supi'u,  -at,  )';,  Syria,  name  of  a 
country. 

Hvpiyywv,  g.  pi.  of  avpiy^. 

Xiiptypa,  -dros,  rb,  and  Xvpiypbi, 
-oil,  6,  (fr.  avpiaaw  lo  hiss)  a  hiss 
or  hissing,  whistling,  wind- 
music, 

SOpiyf,  -yyoi,  t),  (fr.  cvpicaw  to 
whistle)  a  pipe  or  flute ;  any 
hollow  tube;  the  hole  in  the 
nave  of  a  wheel ;  a  vein  ;  a  cave, 
cavern  ;  a  mine  or  covered  way 
in  fortifications  ;  a  ditch,  canal, 
channel  ;  a  place  for  spears, 

Zupi^o),  f.  -^ijii),   p.  atavpiKa,  same 


Xvviuciviji,   (fr.  same,   and    oluvt),     as  <ru«(W<i).  per.  ind.  pass.  <rt(n''- 
pain)  to  t'^an'td  in  pain  together,  \     piufiai. 

suffer  distress  along  with.  3  s\n.  XvpDjycvrts,  -ioi  -oij;,  b,  tj,  (fr.  i'u- 
cvviaijhtt.  I     pia    Syria,    and   ytvojiai    lo   be 

^vrtfio;, -ou,  h,  j';,  (fr.  same,  mdj     mrv)  a  S>/rian  by  birth, 

(546) 


iiig  dose. 
Xvpuni^w,  (fr.  last)  to  purge,  take 

a  purgative. 
Sup/iof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ai'oii),  lo  draw) 

a  drugging  ;   a  tram,  tract. 
X'jpoiaa,   Dor.  for  ffi'poDO'u,  pres. 

par.  act.  fcm.  of  oiipu. 
Xvpii<poh'iaaa,  -rig,  ;';,  (Ir.  Xvpla  Sy- 
ria, and  il>u?i'(^  a  PhcRnician)  a 
woman  of  Syrophcnicia. 
Stppdrru),  (fr.  aw  togellier,  and 

pdnru)  lo  sew)  to  sew  together. 
Xiippduau),  and    Xvphdrru),  f.    -^la, 
p.   axivippaxa,    (Ir.    same,    and 
l>doaui  to  da.sh  against )    to  break 
down,  open  into  one  ;  to  dash  to- 
gether, engage,  fight. 
Xvpfifjifioiiat,  (fr.  same,  and  ^f^/?a) 
to     whirl     roinid)    to     wander 
about  or  turn  round  with. 
Xvpjifovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
Xvpjjiui,  (fr.  avv  together,  and  piiii 
lo  Aow)  to  Jlov)  together  ;  to  col- 
lect, crowd,  flock  together. 
Tvpiii'iyi'vpi  orj;i'/)/j»;yi'uio,(lr.sanie, 
and  pi'iynv/tt  to  break)  to  break 
down,  break  in  pieces ;  to   burst 
out,  make  vxir  ;  lo  engage,  fight. 
Xvprij;,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  atipw  lo  draw)  a 

Irawer,  dragger,  puller, 
i'l'prif,  -105,  All.  -cwf,  i'/,(tV.  same) 
a  quicksand,   a.    aipriv,    n.   pi. 
o-i!prt£5  -cif. 
Xvoffii^,  -uKos,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  dis- 
ordered,   unsettled.      Subs,   rab- 
ble, dregs  of  the  people. 
Xvpiptros,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  dregs, 
fltlh,    scum  ;      the    rubble,   low 
people. 
Xopu),  f.  aVpHi,  p.  aiavpKa,to  draw, 
drag,  trail;   to  crawl;  to  sweep 
away,  overflow,   par.  pres.   act. 
avpiiiv,  n.  |)1.  -puvTti. 
Xui,  avoi,  b  or  !j,  (fr.   vg  a  boar)  a 
lioar,    pig,  sow ;    swine,  d.    pi. 
avci. 
XvoKiTTTuixai,  (fr.  oil' together,  and 
aKiKTOfjiai  lo  consider)  to  delibe- 
rate, consult  together  with. 
XvaKcvd^uiyf.  -dau),'(fr.  same,  and 
oKtva^u)  to  prepare,  th.  axcvoi  a 
vessel)  lo  prepare  together,  col- 
lect, pack  up  ;  to  provide,  make 
ready;  tofquip;  to  plan,  devise. 
XvoKcvii,  -r;j, )'/,  (fr.  same)  a  fraud, 
deceit,  trick ;  a   contrivance,  in- 
vention, scheme, 
'XvaKtxj/ti,  -log,  Att.  -tii}g,tt,  (fr.  auv 


2X2 


2X2 


2T* 


together,  and  cKiirrofiai  to  con- 
sider) deliberation,  debate,  coun- 
sel, consultation. 
"ZvaKijiiiii  -u,  (fr.  same,  and  cktiviii) 
to  live   in   a  tent,  th.    oKTivq  a 


TverdccK,  n.  pi.  of  ovaTaan. 

S,vaTaaid^w,  f.  -Saw,  (fr.  avaraaii 
an  insurrection)  tujuin  in  a  riot, 
excite  sedition,  cause  rebellion, 
mutiny. 


tent)  to  pitch  tents  together,  lite  iJivoTiaaTfiS,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  last)  an  ac- 


together  or  in  the  same  tent,  be  a 
companion  or  comrade  ;  to  dwell 
near  ;  to/east  with.  ^.vaKtitoiiv, 
3  pi.  pies.  opt. 

XvaKijviui,  and  ZvcKTivn;,  -ov,  h,  f/, 
(fr.  same)  living  in  the  same 
ti.nl,  a  comrade,  companion. 

Su(T«i;V(>a>  -w,  same  as  ouo-<ci;v/a> 

Suffifin'^u),  f.  -dau),  (fr.  aiv  intcns 
and  dKia  a  shade)  to  overshadow, 
shade  ;  to  hide,  cover. 

YvoKidaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 

XvoKiaaiibi,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  tt 
shade,  shady  place. 

XioKtoi,  -ov,  i,  ^,  (fr.  ai)v  with,  and 
cKid  a  shade)  shady,  dark, 
opaque. 

Svff/toTdiJti),  (fr.  same,  and  axdroi 
darkness)  to  darken,  become  ob- 
scure;  to  set;  to  grow  late,  be- 
come dark. 

^vaKvdptaru^w,  f.  -Sew,  (fr.  same, 
oKvOfidi   sad,    and    ui\p    counle- 


complice  in  sedition  or  insurrec- 
tion ;  a  ringleader,  rioter. 

TvaT&aii,  -io(,  Alt.  -tuf,  fi,  (fr.  ci-v 
together,  and  'icTrijit  to  stand)  n 
standing  together,  congregation, 
assemblage,  meeting;  a  compo- 
sition, combination,  constitution, 
form  ;  a  joining,  joint,  union, 
seam  ;  thickness,  consistence, 
density,  Jirmness  ;  suhstaiwe  , 
nature,  constitution,  disposition  ; 
original  principle,  cause,  begin- 
ning ;  corroboration,  conjirma- 
tion  ;  reconciliation,  harmony, 
concord,  friendship  ;  alliance, 
e.j Jederary ;  nn  insurrection,  se 
dition,  rebellion,  conspiracy,  par- 
ty, /action ;  a  conflict,  engage- 
ment, Jight ;  commendation,  re- 
commendation, introduction. 

^vcTuciiLrT^i,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  one 
of  the  same  party  or  faction ;  a 
rioter,  ringleader. 


nance)  tojoin  in  sadness,  look  sad'tTvcraTtKbs,  -»),  -6i',  (fr.  same)  re- 
with,  grieve  along  with,  condole.       commendatory. 

SuoraupiJa)  -di,!.  -uicio,  p.  cvvcarav- 
pijiKii,  (fr.  aiv  together,  and  arav- 


Xva-napdacuj,  -ttu,  f.  -^ui,  p.  avveo- 
irnpn)^a,  (fr.  same,  and  azapda- 
aui  to  tear)  to  convulse  violently  ; 
to  tear,  lactate. 

Xvovdij)  -iS,  (fr.  di'v  together,  and 
aTu'u  to  draw)  to  draw  together, 
contract,  shrivel;  to  tear  in  pieces, 
lacerate. 

Tvoxiviu),  (fr.  aiiv  intons.  and  a-no'- 
iw  to  hasten)  to  be  zealous  for, 
tvish  or  act  strenuously  in  favour 
of 

Zvaaciaiibi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  con- 
cussion, earthrfuake,  whirlwind, 
violent  storm,  tempest. 

Tvcacluff.  -ilcw,  p.  avaniotiKa,  (fr. 
aiv  together,  and  aiiiti  to  shake) 
to  shake  or  move  together,  agitate, 
ditlurb,  alarm  ;  to  bring  on  la- 
bour, cause  abortion,  per.  ind. 
puira.  avaaiaiiafi'it. 

Xvaanfov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
oi)u<j  a  Bign)  a  sign  bctwrrn, 
token  agreed  upon  ;  a  signal, 
ensign. 

^Caatifofi  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  same)  mak- 
ine  signs  tngellier ;  signifying 
the  lame,  hniing  an  utulcrstan/l- 
inf,  agreeing. 

Z<>9<riro(,  -ov,  «,  (fr.  irtri'  together, 
and  oiTof  brnad)  n  meismnlt, 
companion.    A.    pi.    Ion.    avaal-, 

TOIOI. 

Ii'oirrpu),  (fr.  iiamf,  and  ffi'pu  to 
drnw)  /'/  rtrtiw  or  drag  along 
with  ;   to  httndlr. 

Tioaivfioi,  -ov,  h,  !),  (fr.  same,  and 
ei>)ia  a  body)  united  in  the  fame 
hodi/,  nfnnr  ho)li/,  inrorjmralr, 

Xvatn^ts,  -uii',  "i,  (fr.  iiaiw,  and 
Jarni'i  t"  ^land)  roii'«,  ranks. 

TveT!i(^dv,  atfd  y^i  nTii^!)n,{fr.  name) 
close,  ronip'irt,  in  a  dense  borli/. 


puw  to  crucify,  th.  aravpdi  a 
cross)  to  crucify  along  with.  per. 
ind.  pass.  avvcaTavpmiiat.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.  aviearavpiiOnv,  -rii, 
-r)'  par.  avaravpi»6di,  -e7aa,  -iv- 

l.V0Tavpw8ii'TCi,  n.  pi.  -dh'TOi,  g. 
sin.  par.  1  a.  pass. —  L'uitoruv- 
piDuhoi,  -ri,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass, 
of  last. 

XuoTtya'^u',  f.  -acio,  (fr.  ai'V  with, 
and  aTiydi,ui  same  as  ariyw  to 
cover)  to  cover  together. 

Xi'or/AAo),  f.  CTutrrtXw,  p.  cti/oroX- 
Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  ariXXoi  to 
send )  to  contract,  abridge,  short- 
en ;  to  gather  in,  ford  up,  furl ; 
to  conjine,  restrain  ;  to  overcome, 
deject,  depress,  humble  ;  to  ndorn, 
dress ;  to  shroud,  wrap  up  in 
burial  clothes.  1  a.  inil.  act.  avv- 
(arit'Sn.  2  f.  ind.  act.  cvarS^w. 
pres.  inf  ffAsii.  avart^XcaOai.  per. 
par.  pass.  avvtaTaXi){vo(,  -n,  -ov, 

XvaT'.vdlui,  f.  -fw,  (fr.  same,  and 
arivd^ui  to  groan)  to  groan  or 
'ieh  together.  3  sin.  avitrcvd^ti. 

HoTrjijri,  and  XrffTC/in,  •Xrn{,  rd, 
(fr.  x.-ime,  and  'iariiiit  lo  pl;icc) 
any  thing  set  or  placid  together  ; 


TvoToixoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  of 
the  sa7ne  rank,  consonant,  Jity 
agreeing,  similar. 

StffToAi),  -ns,  Ij,  (fr.  cvariWit)  to 
contract)  a  contraction,  shorten- 
ing ;  restraint,  confinement ;  a 
figure  in  prosody. 

XvorpaTiij)Tr]i,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  avv  toge- 
ther, and  aTpaTiiirtii  a  soldier, 
th.  arpaTOi  an  army)  a  fellow 
soldier. 

y.vaTpiniia,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  next)  a 
ring,  mob  ;  a  tumuli,  riotous 
aowd,  concourse  ;  a  conspiracy, 
confederacy. 

Siiffrpf'^u,  f.  ->/u,  (fr.  (Tui/ together, 
and  crpiipiii  to  turn)  to  bundle 
up,  collect,  gather,  twist,  tie  or 
bind  up ;  to  abridge,  contract, 
shorten;  to  coagulate,  condense, 
thicken  ;  to  crowd,  fiock  together  ; 
to  rebel,  raise  sedition.  Yvaroi- 
(pofiat,  lo  close  up,  form  a  com- 
pact body  ;  to  face  about,  rally  ; 
to  turn  m  upon  onch  self,  reflect. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  miviarpcxpa.  per. 
mid.  cvvearpuipa. 

Suffrp/i/af,  -aaa,  -av,  g.  -i^-avTOi, 
par.  1  a.  act.  of  last. 

'Zv(rTpo<pfi,  -(-(J,  j^,  (fr.  same)  a  roll- 
ing up  or  gathering  into  a  ball 
or  parcel  ;  a  tumultuous  con- 
course, uproar,  riot,  mob ;  a  con- 
spiracy ;  a  tempest,  whirlwind ; 
a  whirlpool. 

"Lvarw,  -pf,  -p,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of 
avvioTj^jn. 

Xvaiplyyu,  f.  -fu,  (fr.  cvv  together, 
and  aipiyyw  lo  constrain)  to  bind 
together,  gird  about,  fasten,  tie 
up, 

£vaiptyKT)ip,  -ijpoi  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
garment  girded  round  the  body, 
a  sash,  girdle  ;  a  clasp. 

'Zva<\)iyKTbv,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  same)  a 
hook,  clasp,  buckle. 

)LvaipiyKToi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
bound,  drawn  together,  clasped, 

'Zvaipiyiia,  -Stos,  TV,  (fr.  same)  a 
girdle,  sash;  a  clasp,  buckle, 

2va(piy(t(,  -toi.  All.  -cwi,  I'l,  (fr. 
same)  a  fastening,  tying ;  a 
girdle,  belt,  chain. 

Xvaefipnyi^o),  (fr.  avv  together,  and 
o^poyi'^io  lo  seal,  (li.  a^ipiiyii  a 
seal)  /'(  seal  together. 

XvaxiOiU,  -e'lan,  -h,  I  a.  par.  pass. 
—  Xvaxi6f„Ssin.  1  a.  sub.  pass. 

ofavvfX'^' 
IvaxviiaTl^taOc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
inipr.     pass.  —  Xvax>ifitTi^4fic- 
I'ok,  -17,  -nv,  par.   pres.  pass,  of 


n  composition,  system  ;  a  collec-{Y,va\niiaTll^u>,  f.  -tauj,  p.  nvvcaxn- 
tinn,  heap;  a  r-tni;rrgalion,  an- 1  fiiiriKn,  (fr.  ai)v  togrlher,  and 
srmbly,    multitude,  flock,    troop,       axni"iTll^u  to  shape,  fr.  n^'lfi  a 


croiivl, 
XvBTfjiiii,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Xvarfao' 

/iiv,  I  (il.  I  f.  ind.  act,  of  uvvlaTrjfii. 
Xvaroixf"!  -w,    -liotn,   p.   nvvcanit- 

;^i7<tn,  (fr.  ai'v  together,  and  ffr«r- 

j(0(    a    rank)   to    rank    tngclhrr, 

place  in  tlir  same  rank  or  row ; 

In  ansiirr,  rnrrrspond ,  agree  with. 

3  ^in,  roril.  nvarniYrJ 


TvcTilOiif,  1  a.  par.  pni". — Xvara-iXvaTnixl",  •"(,  h,  (fr.  name)  oriter, 
ffiif,  a.  sm.  fcni.  'if  ffi'or./j, -acrn,  arrangr-tncnt  ;  aptness,  fllneu, 
-iJ*',  2  a.  par.  act.  of  ffuH'arij/K.I     agreement. 

(547) 


fdim)    to    shape    or    form    (dike, 

model,  mould.     Xvttvti/iorle^Diiai, 

to  cimforw,  adopt  em<  '.<  set/  to. 
XvTo,  Ion.  and  Svnc.   fiir  lalatro, 

or  lofaivTo,  3  sin.  pjier.  pass,  of 

aiw  or  aivu. 
XCifinp,  -Sroi,  Tb,  the  skin  or  slough 

uf  a  •erfirvl ;    a   iirinklrd  skin; 

old  ngr  ;   em    old  decrepit  person, 
Ivi^uplibi;,  .(»■,  ",  (fr.  av(  ii  nwirie, 

and  t^ifipliii  (milurr)  a  swineherd. 
tv(j>bf  and  Xvipiiff  -ov,  and  Xv^iuVf 


2*A 
-wvoft  5,  (fr.  (Ttit  Bwine)  a  pig'i 

2i>;^'iip,  i,  Hcb.  indocl.  nainu  of  a 

ciiv. 
li'^f/i,  I'y,  Hel).  indecl.  name  of  a 

ciiy. 
2ii:^i"«i  anil   ^vx^ibv,   (IV.  next)  in- 
cessantly, connldnttif. 
Xv^vdi,  -'I,  -or,  (Ir.  (rvicxhi  conli- 
UuaJ)  frtijnent,    cfmlinual,    con- 
ttant,  much,  many,  thick,  crowd- 
ed. 
5:i';^;ii55,    (fr.   last)  frequently,  in- 

cessanlli/,  vitich. 
£0u),  same  as  (rct'iu). 
XvCiv,  g.  pi.  of  trDf. 
2!</(',  for  aipe,  n.  and  a.  du.  of  oj. 
X^a'vui'oc,  -on,   tO,   (fr.  c(pd^ia  to 

kill)  a  sword. 
Xipnydi,  -aaa,  -iv,  2  a.  par.  pass, 

of  aipd^iM. 
Zipaycvf,    -hi,   Att.    -/u;,   6,    (fr, 
Vipn^iti    to  kill)    n   stuyer,  killer, 
butcher,  murderer,^  assassin  ;    a 
sword. 
'Z<t>ayi),  -Tii,  h,  (fr-   same)  slaugh 

ler,  killing  ;  a  sacrifice,  feast. 
X^uycri^onai,    (fr.    next)   to  kill  a 

victim,  offer  sacrifice. 
ZtpSytov,  -ov,Ti,  (fr.  tr^n'^a)  to  kill) 
u  victim,  sacrifice  ;  the  place  of 
sacrijice  ;  the  vessel  receiving  the 
blood.     'Z<pdyin,  the  invmrrls. 
j:<t>ayU,  -iSoi,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a  but- 

cher\'i  knife. 
XipaidCui,  f.  -(Tw,  to  move  or  shake 
the  feet,  kick,fing;  to  palpitate, 
struggle  in  death  or  agony  ;    to 
be  enrolled,  stamp  with  anger, 
'X(paiaeit6i,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  toss- 
ing, shakins  or  Jlinging  of  the 
feet,  convulsion,  palpitation  ;  an- 
ger, rage. 
Xip'i^^ofiivav,  Dor.  for  trtpa^onivriv, 

a.  sin.  pres.  par.  pass,  of 
X(pd^ii>  or  'Z'P'irTw,  f.  -n'^u,  p.  'X^i 
to  cut  the  throat  ;  to  butcher,  kill, 
slay,    slaughter  ;    to  sacrifice.   2 
a.  ind.  act.  (a<payov. 
T(fi'iipa,  -a?,  )'/,  a  sphere,  globe,  ball. 
S^.upijWi/,  (fr.  last)  like  a  ball. 
S^'iipi^u),  f.    -T(7u),  (fr.  same)  to 

play  at  ball. 
XfaiptKii,  -h,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  relat- 
ing to  a  sphere,  round,  sjjherical. 
'S,<pnipiov,  and  -ifiiov,  -uv,  rb,  (dim, 

of  same)  o  little  globe,  hall. 
20afpi(nf,  -lo;,   Att.   -tuj,  5,   (fr. 

same)  a  game  of  ball. 
TipiipiaTfiptov,  -ov,  tA,  (fr.  same) 

a  tennis  court,  ball  cnurt. 
X(j>'iipou^fii,-loi  -oui,'n,li,  (fr.  samp, 
anl  tiioi  form)  like  a  ball,  round, 
spherical,  glnhular. 
X({,'itp6u>  -u,  (fr.  o<pa'ipn  a  ball)  to 
m  tke  round ;    to  put  a  knob  on 
the  point  ofn  xmord,  foil  or  spear. 
Z^ttou)Trip,  -npoi,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a 
little  hrUl  or  glo'ie  ;  a  thong,  string 
or  strap  rolled  up  ;  a  button. 
S^'JKtXl'^u,  f.  -tail),   p.  ec(j)uKiXiKa, 
(fr.  next)  to  grow  sore,  inflame, 
mortify. 
S^axtXof,  -ou,  h,  a  gangrene,  mm- 
tijication,  injlammalion  ;    inolent 
pain;  the  middle fnger. 
X^dKoi,  •ou,  0,  the  herb  sage. 


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i:-^p 


XipaKTpla,  and  -nipln, -m,  fi,  (fr.  IS^/rtpof, -n, -or,  (fr.  o^wt  si^J,  du. 
aipd^w  10  kill)  a  female  Saaifi-l  of  o{  of  him)  one's  own;  his 
cir,  prie.ilrss,  own,  her  oum,  its  own. 

i,'0iiXfpi)f,  -(I,  -Hf,  (fr.  (T^dWoi  to  Xipfwv,  Ion.  for  ffdjuir,  g.  pi.  of  oJ. 
trip)  stiimhling,  laltiring,  slip-  Xijii'iKiii, -m,  t),  (tr.  0^/)^  a  wasp) 
ping,    unsteady,    slipprry,    dan-       a  wnifp^sntst ;  asiiiannofutasps. 


grrims ;  trcachrraus,  fiilhli  ss. 

X(pit\iivat,  2  a.  inf.  pass.  —  S^h'X- 
XiivTi,  Dor.  for  a(l>d\\ovai,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  pass,  of 

HipdWui,  (.  -S\u>,  p.  fV^aX/fd,  to  trip 
up,  throw  down,  overturn,  over- 
throw;  to  dtciive,  supplant,  cir- 
cumvent, disiijipoint,  frustrate. 
S0(iXXouni,  to  toiler,  stumble  ;  to 


filter,   hvnitatc ;    to  err,  mistake, 
sin  ;  to  miss,  fail,  be  unfortunate 
or  unsuccessful. 
20«'Xfia,  -urof,  ri,  (fr.  last)  a  slij), 
full,  error,  mistake,  fault,  misfor- 
tune, minhnp. 
Xi/Kif,  Uor.  for  <r0>;f. 
lipd^ai,  inf.  —  £i/iafuf,  -aaa,  -av. 
par.  1   a.  act.  —  Z'pd^wai,  3  pi. 
1  a.  sub.  act.  o{  a<pd^<ii. 
ZipitpaycvvTo,   Ion.    and   Dor.    for 
caipnpayovvTO,   3   pi.    impf.   ind. 
pass,  of 
Z<papayfij}  -ui,f.  -i/ow,  (fr.  (T^npayof 
the   throat)  to  make  a  noise  in 
the    throat,    rattle,    gurgle  ;    to 
crackle   in   the  fire,    crack  from 
swelling. 
20(ip'iyi^o),  f.   -laiji,   (fr.  next)    to 
raise  with  a  noise  ;  to  rouse  cla- 
morously, 
^(pdpayoi,  and  Xipopayyog,  -ov,  b, 
the  throat ;  a  noise  in  the  throat ; 
a  gurgling,  crackling. 
S0a?,  a.  pi.  of  oS. 
Zipdrru),  see  o<pdi^ii>. 
S0aiipu)r/)p,  see  a<paipu)Tijp. 
l<pi,  cont.  fr.   atjiujf,  n.  a.   du.  of 
ov.    Also  Poet,  for  t,  a.  sin.   Or 
JEo\.  for  o(ptti,  a.  pi.  of  same. 
Tcpiag,  Ion.  for  (T<pui,  a.  pi.  of  oS. 
T(pc^Svbi,  -i),  -iv,  ( perhaps  fr.  ottcv- 
iui,  to  liastcii)  vcliemenl,  impetu- 
ous, hasty,  violcnt,furious,  rapid. 
20:7?,   n.   pi.  —  Soici'wv,  Ion.  and 

Poet,  for  (s(\)U)v,  g.  pi.  of  of. 
XipiXfii,  -liroi,  ri,    (fr.   ff^riXXo)   to 
trip)  a  footstool ;    a  bench  in  a 
galley  ;  a  hollow  log. 
Y<piX^a,  -aroi,  ri,  theflotuer  of  the 

lentisk,  or  of  the  holly. 
Zfcvinitvlvos,   -/),  -ov,  (fr.    next) 
made   of  maple  ;     hard,  firm, 
strong. 
Xipivfiniivoi,  -ov,  fi,  a  maple  tree. 
t,<f>(vfoviiu)-u),!\nd-iiji  -0),  (fr.  next) 

to  throw  from  a  sling,  sling. 
T.(pn'iuvr),  -li,  >'),  "■  sling ;  also,  an 

ornament  worn  by  V'omen. 
^(pcvf.nvi^'D,  f.  -Yo-u),  (fr.  last)  same 

as  a<pcvi'iovdw. 
T<piv?iovirn!  and  Tilitv^ovrJTris,  -ov, 

h,  (fr.  same)  a  slinger. 
I(4/rfp'   for    aiprrtoa,    pi.    neut, 
S^tTfpowi',  iEol.   for  cihtTtpiiv, 
g.   pi.  —  YipcTiprjv,  a.  sm.  fern 
Ion.  of  acpiTipof. 
Xi^trtp'^w,  (fr.  (T^E^cpof  one's  own' 
to  make  OJit's  own,  appropriate, 
usurp. 
XiptTtptriiii,  -ov,    b,    (fr.    same) 
fraud,  peculation. 
(548) 


yiiptlKiiui   -a,    f.    -(iff(j,    (fr.  er(/ii)f   a 
wasp)   to  narrow,  straiten    con- 
tract,   confine ;    to  bind,  tie  up, 
lace,   clasp ;    to  wedge,  plug  or 
slop  up ;    to  shut,  boll,  liar ;    to 
prop,  support,  strengthen,  fasten, 
.fix.  ta(pijK(bvTo,  Dor.  and   .lEol. 
for  e(T<piiKoTn'To,  3  pi.  impf.    ind. 
pass.  cont. 
Xcpi'i^n  for  faifitiXa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
£(/>^Xu(,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — Si/ii'/Aat, 
1  a.  par.  act.  of  o-c^dXXw. 
X(j»i^fli,  -ios  -ofif,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  ff^dXXu 
to    trip)    viry    moveable,  loose ; 
slippery,  sloping,  slanting  ;  thick, 
close. 
T.ipfiv,  -rjvi;,  b,  a  wedge. 
'S(p>]v6hi  -Si,  f.  -liau),  p.  to^fivaKa, 
(fr.  last)  to  split  with  a  wedge  ; 
to  wedge,  plug,  fasten  ;  to  cram, 
slvff. 
X<pfi^,  -rjKii,  n,  a  wasp,  hornet. 
Y<p>iTTioi,  -nv,  b,  f),  (fr.  oipriTTii  one 
of  the  tribes  at  Athens)  one  oJ 
that  tribe;  active,  busy,  smart; 
knavish ;  slanderous. 
201  and  S0(v,'Poct.  for  iriploi,  d. 

pi.  of  ou. 
Xfiyy'  for  c^lyya,  1  sin.  of  a<j>iy^. 
Xtpiyyia,  -as,  n,  (fr.  next)  parsi- 
mony, stinginess, 
tiptyyu),  f.  -^'u,  to  grasp,  holdfast, 
embrace  ,"  to  bind,  clasp,  lace  ;  to 
compress,  constrain,  pinch. 
S^iyf,    -yyoi,    i;,    (fr.    last)    the 
Sphinx,   a  monster  ;    one  ivho 
deals  in  riddles,  speaks  enigma- 
tically. 
X<piy^ai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  oflyyto. 
T(p'iv,  cont.   from  a<p(t,iv,  g.  or  d. 

du.  ;  or  for  <T(ploi,  d.  pi.  of  o5. 
S0(S(^p'/,  (fr.  next)  vehemently,  fu- 
riously, impetuoudy  ;   very,  ex- 
ceedingly, much. 
S0of5poj,  -a,  -iv,  vehement,  impe- 
tuous,   violent,  furious  ;    lusty, 
strong,  active  ;  sterii,  harsh. 
ZipoSp6Tn(,  -i/Tos,  fi,  {fr.  last)  ve- 
hemence,  violence,   impetuosity  ; 
intenseness. 
S^io^pwj,    (fr.    same)   vehemently, 
violently,  furiously  ;  very  much,, 
Y,(pov^vXri  or  Swoi'^OXi;,  -»;;,  >i,  ((r. 
next)  a  root  like  benzoin;  a  kind 
of  moth, 
Z<pdv6'ij\oi,  -ov,  b,  the  neck,  joint  of 
the  neck,  joint  of  the  back-bom; 
the  spine  ;  a  pin  or  peg ;  a  knob, 
head  or  top. 
Hipdf,  Dor.  for  arju'repos. 
£0P'iyifw,   f.    -law,    p.    caippdyiica, 
(fr.  a<j)piiyh  a  seal)  to  seal,  mark, 
set  a  seal  on  ;  to  seal  up,  treasure 
up,   keep,  secure,  close  up,  con- 
ceal,   hide;    to   confirm,   insure, 
ratify.  1  a.  act.  ind.  tacppnyiaa, 
impr.     aipodyiaov,     -drw'     sub. 
oippnyiau>,-vs,-ri.  pe-r-  ind.  pass. 
ta(ppdyiafini.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  ta- 
^pnyiaOnv,  -mi  -V-  •  »•  '"d.  mid. 
lacppayiadjxiiv,  -u),  -aro. 


SaILi 


2X1 


2XO 


S^payifu/ttv,  1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  act.  ot'i     rashly,  trifle  with,  speak  /uMiityMXx'C"'  ^''"-  "S"''  "^m  ^>  ('"■•  "X^l!^ 


last.  I     to  approach,  come  near. 

X^payT^a,  -y7ias'  -yiciav  -yiai  Oti^^tSiaafia,   -aros,  rd,  (fr.  last)  a 

-aiv,  cases  of  |     u-ork  done  for  the  moment ;    a 

S^puyif,  -iios,  >i,  a  seal,  impression,]     temporary  work. 

device,  inscription.  I'Syciiriv,  (IV.  iryiitoi  near)    near, 

S^payiffd/itiof,  -v,  -ov,  par.  1  a.  j     nigh,  close. 

mid.  —  ^(ppayiaaiiTti,  n.  pi.  1  a.  S^^fOiov,    -ov,    rb,    (fr.    <Tjf(^u    to 


par.  act.  —  Si^poyiVi/s,  2  sin.  1 
a.  sub,  act.  —  S^pa'yuoii,  1  a. 
impr.  act.  of  ff^payifu. 

X(ppdyiaiia,  -aros,  rd,  (fr.  irdipayis 
a  seal)  a  seal,  mark,  impression. 

"Z^pvyh,  Ion.  for  a^ppayif. 

^ippiydw  -a,  f.  -ijau),  to  swell  out, 
erow  large  or  turgid ;  to  vege- 
tate, bloom,  luxuriate  ;  to  be 
strong,  healtfty,  vigorous,  grow 
wanlon ;  to  swell  with  anger, 
pride,  &c. 

tipvyiibf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  nett)  pulsa- 
tion, heating,  throbbing,  palpita- 
tion. 

Ttpi^ui,  f.  -w^w,  to  beat,  throb,  pal- 
pitate, pant;  to  bum  with  de- 
sire. 

1<pviii.  -10!,  Att.  -t(i){,  ri,  (fr.  last) 
a  pulsation,  throbliing,  beating., 
panting. 

r^upa,  -Of,  I'l,  a  hammer,  mallet 

LfiuoiiXaro;,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  last,  and 
iXai'f II)  to  drive)  hammered. 

l,(pvooKoviii,  -af,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
KoiTjf  labour)  an  arlijirer^s  art, 
hnndicrajl  ;  iron  works,  ham- 
mering. 

XipvpoKivof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
smith,  iron  WAirkcr,  hammerer. 

Xipiyp^v,  -ou,  Tu,  (fr.  a^vpd  a  mal- 
ic!) tlie  ankle  bone;  the  lowest 
extremity,  iiase,  foot. 

XipvptiT^p,  -ijpoi,  i,  same  as  a<pai- 
ptijrt'iti. 

ZipfaUiv,  Dor.  for  aipi^citi,  pres. 
iiif.  act.  of  a(p6l^ui. 

X^u>,  cont.  from  afii,  n.  a.  du.  of 

(TU. 

£^u)<,  a<ii,  n.  a.  du.  of 'jv. 

i^^uJT,  n.  a.  du,  —  X^(i>M',  g.  d.  du. 

of<ro.  — £^ui>',  g.  'III.  of  ov. 
T(}iiotTipt(,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  oi^Cil,  du 

o!  ffi)  thou)  thine,  yourx, 
I;^i''ili',  -(Ji-of,  0,  a  grub  or  chry- 

S'dif ;     a   lumtyr.omh,    bce^s  celt. 

'Z'jf^A'^ii)  .iiid  Xyfiu  -w,  f.  -Sou,  In 
scarify^  scrufrh,  purr  ;  to  rut, 
lay  open  ;  to  leave  off',  disisl,  in- 
termit ;  tn  »l''p,  rrprrn^,  make 
ceiUf  ;  to  Inontn,  slarkm  ;  to 
Um)er,  rhnp^  let  down  ;  to  remove, 
trannfer. 

Syi^iti  •l^o(,  fi,  »am«;  as  ffrrf>if. 

^Tf^da ii(,  jV.oI.  for  o)(iliiii<,  1  a, 
|inr,  art.  —  Sj^  loBtliiv,  -ttf,  -n, 
I  a,  opt.  |ian«.  of  oya^u;. 

Xyi'D   -(i,   sec  OT^/t^iil. 

Xx'f  2  a.  impr.  art,  of /yw. 
Xx'^i,  'If,  lit  (fr-  <T;^ti54i'  immo- 

di;il''ly)   a  >heet  or  piece  nf  pa- 

p/T,  pnrrhment. 


cleave)  o  /a//i,  board,  splinter, 
shingle, 
X\iiioi,  -a,  -01',  or  -ov,  i,  ^,  (fr. 
axcobv  almost)  near,  close,  im- 
mediate, ready,  suddenly  done. 
Yx^iidtv,  (fr.  next,  and  ^ei'  from  a 
place)  from  a  short  distance, 
near,  hard  by  ;  suddenly, 

'S.^ciuv,  nearly,  almost ;  near  at 
hand,  closely,  hard  by. 

TxiOc,  pres.  impr.  or  Ion.  for 
fa-)(t-Ot,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  —  S;^£- 
6di,  1  a.  par.  pass.  —  2;^;t0/fi£v, 
Ion.  and  Dor.  for  axtOeiv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  of 

TxiOui,  (fr.  cxi'^  lor  ^X'^  '°  have) 
to  have,  hold,  keep,  restrain,  de- 
tain, slop,  prevent,  retard. 

ZxO>h,  -I'^i/f,  h,  I  pitce  or  slice  of 
meat. 

2;^«>£i',  Ion.  or  Dor.  for  <sx^'^^'  " 
a.  inf.  act.  —  -X^'"'  ^'^'""  '""^ 
(r;(;ou,  2  a.  impr.  mid.  of  ix<^ 

Sytp'J),  Poet.  171  order,  succesiively , 
one  after  tlie  oOier,  near^  ^igk,  at 
hanil. 

Z'Xii,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  axnii'- 

ZX'OiS,  -lOi,  Att,  -{wj,  ri,  (fr.  axf<^ 
for  f'^u)  to  have)  habit,  constilu- 
tion  if  body  ;  dress  ;  style,  mode; 
form,  shape;  consistency,  pro- 
priety. 

£;ffrXia^ai,  f.  -Haui,  (fr.  next)  tn 
"".ffi^,  be  wretched  ;  to  complain, 
bemnil,  lament. 

Tx^rXiof,  -a,  -ov,  (perhaps  fr. 
ox'<o  to  be,  and  raXaj  wretched) 
unhappy,  misrrahle,  wretched, 
cruel,  severe,  hard,  ohdurnje,  un- 
relentivs,  obstinate;  liobl,  dur- 
ing, enduring  toil,  vigorous  ;  un- 
just, ternn/rful  ;  importunate, 
craving,  clamorous. 

Tkito,  Ion.  for  iaxtro,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  mid.  of /j^-u. 

Sj^/d),  f.  -/jou),  p.  iaxiKo,  same  a^s 
fx<a- 

Yxnfia,  -arof,  rb,  (fr.  last)  habit, 
garb  ;  carriage,  nir,  depnrtmrrt, 
form,  fashion,  fi<;ure,  appcr- 
ancr  ;  Kintr,  dignity,  rank  , 
scheme,  plan ;  pretence,  excute. 


<i.  ex"l'aTi. 
Ii^nHor'^Wi    (fr.     IbrI)     to    form, 

Jifiire,    shape,    fishinn^    mould. 

TLxnjuiTl^oitai,  to  fngn,  pretend^ 

affrrj. 
X-xnii  irianhf,  -oB,  h,   (fr.  In<il)  the 

use  of  ^figure,  a]ij)liriitiiin  of  mr. 

Inphnr^  colouring,  slylr,  manner  ; 

raniage,    air,  drpnrlmrnj ;    grs. 

lurr^  action  ;  a  prrlrnct,  excuse 
XXIfh    fr.    "xl'o,    for   /j'n,   which 


JTy/iiiji',  (fr.  /yi<i  to  rpstrain)  slmr^ ,      nw.  2  a.  impr.  net.  o\ti. 

ly,  eently,  modestly,  orderly,  W-ilvflffni,  act,  —  Tx^iocaOai,  mid.  1 
I'irrly,  f.  inf.  of/vu. 


Xx'^f".  -"<,  h,  (fr-  "X'i'ii'  immcd 

atrly)  a  rafl,  float. 
"Zxtiiii^ui,  C  -Scui,  (fr.  same)  to  act 


IjfWiif,  -nr-05,    and  lyji'iif,  -oir,  h, 
(fr.  (Ty/^w  t'lrlravo)  a  thin  plunk, 
hoard ;  a  chip  or  spunfrr  of  wood 
(649) 


to  split)  o  split,  cleft,  crack, 
opening  ;  split  ti'oorf,  a  lath;  an 
arrow.  Jlxii^jis,  d.  pi.  Ion. 
Si^ifci,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. — 
2;^(^(5fic»'oj,  -Vi  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 

cleave,  split,  divide.  Xxi^"^'al, 
to  disagree,  differ  in  opinion. 
per.  ind.  pass.  {'ff;^i(Tf(a(. 
Sya-iaXfios,  -op,  6,  (fr.  last)  a  thin 
plank,  board;  a  chip,  splinter, 
fragmemt  of  wood ;  in  pi.  trifles, 
txiioi,  -ov,  b,  the  leidisk  or  mas' 

itch  tree. 
J.X'oa^,  1  a.  par.  act.  —  SynrSi?- 

'  vai,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  st^y'^w- 
Sx:io'/"'>  -aroi,  TU,  (fr,  0)(^i^u)  to 
rend)  a  rfni,  crack,  cleft,  rup- 
ture ;  a  division,  disagreement, 
dissension,  schism,  pi,  axi^f^a- 
ra. 
^X'^M'  -"JSi  '/.  (^'■-  same)  a  cleft 

cracis,  rent,  rupture. 
'Zx''<"^as,    Poet,   for   axltci     1  a, 

par,  act.  of  a^i'^u. 
TX'orbi,  ->),  -ov,  (fr.  same)  sp'.'.t 

rent,  divided,  cleft, 
S;^(<Tiij;<£i,  1  pi.   1   a.  sub.  act.  o 

XyiiiaTO,  Ion.  for  oxoivTO,  3  pi,  2 
a,  opt,  mid.  —  2;^oi;;i',  -<;f,  ->7, 
Att.  for  ffx"</")  2  a.  opt.  act.  of 

5:;von'/^ta),  (fr.  ax"'^'"^  *  rope)  to 
'measure  with  a  rope  ;  to  confine 
or  limit  with  a  rope. 

S;^'Oll(o)',  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a  cord, 
rope  ortinr  made  of  nishes. 

S;^oii'io-firt,  -arof,  rb,  (fr.  same)  a 
/yiccc  or  land  measurfd  rcitJi  a 
line  ;  a  jfiirlinn  ;  a  line,  cord, 
band ;  the  rack,  torture, 

T.X"tvtirfib'.;  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
measurement  l)y  line,  siirvfyiri i^. 

'Zx'iivos,  -ov,  b,  sometimes  ri,  a 
lush  ;  a  rope,  line  or  cord  made 
of  ru.i.'ies. 

XvotfOi,  -ov,  b  or  /;,  a  mecuntre  of 
sixty  stadiums  or  furlongs. 

Xxo'V'iTcviii,  -ioi  -ov(,  b,  fj,  (fr. 
BX'>1vo(  a  ropp,  and  Tf/rw  to 
strrlch)  lined  with  rnpcs,  marked 
with  a  line  ;  ertrnddl^  tnn.ir. 

S;^;o?i/ro,  3  pi.  2  a,  opt.  mid.  of 
fX<i- 

Xxo^'ic'trc,  2  pi.  pres.  subi  act 

SyoArf^oi,  3  sin.  pres.  opt.  act. 
—  HXii^d^ovra,  a.  sin.  par.  pres, 
act.  of 

y^X^^ai'^f  ^-  -^ff")*  p.  tox^i^aKo,  (fr. 
oX'iX')  I'MHlire)  to  be  uiuniplnyrd, 
have  leisure,  he  disengaged  ;  to 
otteiul  as  a  scholar,  stay  iiilh, 
per.  inti,  pass,  c(r;^iiX<i(r/i>(i,  -aai, 

-Till. 

XyoXiirot,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  samo)  «/oi/', 

/'itV,  leisurely,  tardy. 
Txo^niiiTrif,    -i?rfl<,     li,     (fr.     lajt) 

slnwniss,  taulints^. 
T.xo'X<ilTinn,or  -ni\  (fr.  Name)  slmo- 

ly,  Ui.virrli/^  larditi/,  rrlurlnntly. 
lyoXiWojf,  (fr.  nnmi')  lardily,slowly, 
J;yoX''o\'/w  -<3,  (fr-  "X"^''  *  '"'hool, 

and  ii'pyu  to  direi't)  to  manage 

a  school,  be  a  tchoolmatter. 


IQM. 


2n4> 


j;;(^oAu(rTi)(,  -ot;  anil  Z\o\aoTi',ii,\t.>i>fi<iroiroiih)  -u),  f.      aw,  \i.  ataw 


-oF,  6,  (IV.  a;^a.\i{^ui  lo  bo  at  lei 
sure)    ail  utle  person ;    mactivf, 
sedentvy^     stuiUous,    scholastic, 
pufrile,  chililish,  sitli^. 
-Y"'^''>   ""Sti  'S  f'c,  tasure,  vaca- 

tian  ;  stuilij,  fcltool. 
-.vVji  (d-  •"'"•  ^'f  'ss')  leisureli/, 
siowli/,   liiriiili/ ;    hardly,  scarce- 
ly ;  with  difficulty,  by  710  means, 
uol  at  all. 
'S.y(6\iov,   -ov,  Ti,    (fr.   a-)(^o\))  lei- 
sure) a  glossary,  commentary. 
Svci^tiof,  i!  a.  par.  mid.  —  S,^ou, 

-  a.  impr.  mid.  of /;^<j. 
i:;^i3,  -?,i,  -;„  2  a.  sub.  act.  —  S;^w, 

-£?>,-£?,  2  t".  ind.  act.  of  same. 
T<!>:ii;  a.  sin.  fern,  ofcwof, 
y^uytvi'ii,   -lof  -ovs,  b,  Sogenes,  a 

[iroper  name. 
i:uit(TYf,  Ion.  for  /cut,  3  sin.  impf. 

iiui.  act.  of  trcidj. 
i.'u5,,"r(,  act.  —  Sw^trni,  pas."!.  3  sin. 

pres.  ind.  —  Suj^fii',  act Sw- 

^tfffJui,  pass.  pres.   inf.  —  Sw^t- 

-£,   act l'i{,c(T9c,  pass.   2  pi. 

pres.  ind.  or  impr.  of  aui^uj. 
'2u)(ji,  3  sin.  pres.  opt.  act.  —  Sw- 
^(iuri'Of,  -17,  -or.  pros.  par.  pass, 
of 
i!w<['u),  f.  -ajo-o),  p.  aiuwKa,  (fr.  eijo; 
sale)  to  save, preserve.  ;  to  watch, 
defend,  protect,  keep ;  to  deliver, 
rescue ;  to  bring  or  send  safe. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  iamca'  impr.  o-u- 
aov'  sub.  aijiauj,  -in,  -ij.  per.  ind. 
pass.  aiauxTftat.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
ccioOrjv, 
"ZuOeii,  -tiaa,  -ti',  1  a.  par.  pass. 
—  'ZiiiQijvai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — 
Su9»;ffo/irti,  -;;, -£7-ni,  pi.  1  -ao/ii- 
da,  3 -aovrai,  1  f.  ind.  pass. — 
XiiOnr':,  2  pi.  1  a.  iaipr.  pass.  — 
TuiOu),  -rjs,  jj,  pi.  2  -diJTC,  3  -0(1(71, 

1  a.  sub.  pass,  of  last. 
"LuK'v  -u),  (fr.  au>Koi  a  preserver) 

to  ue  able,  can  ;  to  move,  stir. 
'Slui<\iilas,  -a,  6,  Dor.  for  XioK^ci- 

cri;,  a  man's  name. 
XdKOi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  aii^u)  to  save)  a 

preserver,  guardian.     Epithet  of 

Mercury. 
XuKoart)!,  -£of  -ovf,  0,  Socrates,  a 

man's  name.  v.  SuKoarf?. 
Tw^O'iTuds,  -fi,  -iv,    {fr.  last)    0/ 

S  icrates,  Socratic. 
SuA^f,  -ijvof,  b,  a  pipe,  tuhe,Jlue. 
Sw//'  for 
YC)^i,    -aros,    rb,    a   body,    human 

li'i'li),  corpse ;  jlesh,  life  ;  ajlock, 

herd ;  a  person,  pi.   cMfiarn,  ho- 

dii.s  or   liead  of  slaves,    slaves. 

d.  sin.  ouifiari. 
Xw^iiioKiu)  -iS,  (fr.  last,  and  oo-k/w 

10  practise)  to  exercise  the  body, 

Vtke  erercise,  tram, 
Xiiiftara'    -^art'    -fiaroi'     -udruiv' 

-fiitiTi,  cases  of  cd/jri. 
Xu/JirntJj,   -n,    -oy,     (fr.     awfia    a 

body)   bodily,   corporeal,  carnal, 

mnlerinl. 
XwfiaTiKuii,   (fr.    last)  bodily,  »u6, 

stnntially,  ten'ly,  truly. 


ftnrnnolriKa,  (fr.  aOifta  a  body, 
unil  Ttotfu)  10  make)  to  give  a  ho- 
ilily  shape ;  lo  form  into  one 
bo<ly,  combine  ;  to  make  Jlrshy  or 
corpulent  ;  to  repair  or  reiieu'  the 
strength  of  the  body,  refresh,  in- 
vigorate. 
Tu>^aTo<pvXdKiov,-ov,  ri,  (fr.  same, 
and  ipv\daa(i>  to  keep)  a  charnel- 
house,  vault,  tomb,  grave,  ceme- 
tery. 
Zwfiaro'pVXn^,  -okos,  b,  (fr.  same) 

a  body-guard,  life-suiird. 
Suiof,  -ov,  b,  1),  or  Suiof,  -wa,  -ijiov, 

same  as  th.  a6os. 
SurrnTpof,  -on,  b,  a  man's  name. 
liipoKos,  -ov,  b,  a  kind  of  vessel, 

or  basket. 
Xiiipcioai,  -(1(70,  -av,  1  a.  par.  act. 
—  2wp£iio-£(j,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act. 
of 
SdJOEi'd),  f.  -cvaoi,  p.  acatopcvKa,  (fr. 
Oiopbi  a  heap)  to  heap,  heap  upon, 
pile  up,  load.  per.  pass.  ind.  ac- 
aihpn'jiai'  par.  oiawpiv^iivoi. 
tu)pn^&t;  (fr.  same)  by  hmps. 
XwpiiK  or  Twp^i^,   Heb.   indecl.   a 

kind  of  excellent  wine. 
Tuipdi,  -ov,  b,  a  heap,  pile. 
Si?,  ront.  from  cuos,  safe,  sound, 
in  henUh. 

XSiaaL,  1  a.  inf.  act XMaai, -aca, 

-av,  1  a.  par.  act.  —  Xiiaiwdai, 
1  a.  inf.  mid.  — Xiiaci,  3  sin.  1  f. 
ind.  act.  of  aio^M. 
j;()j(r(Ji'i)7f,-fos-oui-,6,aman'sname. 
Zdcrt,  Sync,  for  ff(ii^oii(7(,  or  for  aw- 
ovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  o-iii- 
^10,  or  of  ^{ju;. 

iSu)(7(rarpof,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name 

Xdaur,  -drw,  1  a.  impr.  act.  — 
Xusauiv,  1  f.  par.  act  of  <r(i^«. 

XHcrpav,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  auj(w  to  save) 
a  physictan^sfee  ;  an  offering  on 
recovery  from  sickness;  a  ran- 
som, reward. 

T-iiaw,  -C(s,  -ci,  ind. — Xuia-uiv,  -ovaa, 
-ov,  par.  1  f.  act.  of  ciii^w. 

SciT£(pfi, -as,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  pre- 
server. 

XuTiip, -rjpos,  b,  (fr.  san^e)  a  pre- 
server, saviour,  deliverer. 

Y.(orx)pia,  -a?,  »;,  (fr.  last)  salvation, 
redemption,  deliverance,  preser- 
vation, safety. 

SoiT/'pioi',  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)  ran- 
som, cxpialiim,  atonement. 

Xi^rr/pioi,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  same)  sav- 
ing, affordinii  salvation,  deliver- 
ing, preserving,  salutary. 

XCiTpnv,  -ov,  ri.  (fr.  ad^ji  to  save) 
the  circumference  of  a  wheel,  the 
felloes. 


T.ir 

modest,  chaste,  be  solvr,  temper 
ate.  1  a.  act.  ind.  tawijipdvttaa 
impr.  aii>ijip6vt)0ov,  -lirit). 

Xio([>p6iti,  -r/i,  !),  Sophrone,  a  pro- 
per name. 

Xuippoil^ui,  f.  -tail),  p.  araiiiippdviKa, 
(fr.  awippuiv  prudent)  to  make 
wi.'<e,  leach,  in.itrurl ;  to  chastise, 
correct,  reprimand,  restrain  ;  to 
refrain,  he  moderate,  pres.  sub.  3 
|il.  truxppoii^wat.  per,  ind.  pass. 

(7C(7U^pdl'l(7/iUI. 

Su^noiMf,  -fi,  -dr,  (fr.  same) 
viodesl,  sober,  temperate. 

X'Dippdi'ianoi,  -ov,  b,  Sophroniscus, 
a  man's  name. 

XtLiiPpoviaiibi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  awcppoil^iv 
to  instruct,  fr.  auxppwv  prudent) 
a  sound  mind,  sense,  prudence, 
srJiriely  ;  chastisement,  correction. 

Xuxppovovfttv,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  llMippovuvvTn,  a.  sin.  cont. 
par.  pres.  act.  of  atixppovibi. 

T-hiippdvuii,  (fr.  auippuiii  prudent) 
temperately,  soberly;  prudently, 
wisely. 

Xuxppoai,  d.  pi.  of  a ui(ppuv. 

l,iD<Ppoctvt'ti,->iSi>'l,  (Ir.  next)  sanity, 
soundness  of'  mind. ;  pi-udence, 
discretion  ;  temperance,  sobriety, 
moderation  ;  purity,  chastity, 
modesty. 

Xd>(ppu>v,  -ovoi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  ados  sound, 
and  (bpfiv  the  mind)  of  a  sound 
mind  ;  wise,  prudent,  discreet ; 
sobet -minded,  moderate,  te7nper- 
ate,  regular  ;  chaste,  virtuous, 
modest ;  upright,  honest,  wor- 
thy. 

^^^(^w,  lo  rub,  polish,  tmooth. 

Xiiiii),  same  as  aivta. 

Xijiu),  same  as  aiti^ia. 


Xuxpiip,  Hiixficipa,  Xii)<pipd,  Heb.  in- 
decl. Ophir. 

Xui<pip  or  XoKpap,  Heb.  indecl.  a 
trumpet. 

^<o(Ppov'  for  adxppova,  a.  sin,  -(jipo- 
vai,  a.  pi.  of  oiixppiav. 

Zojippovuv,  pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  — 
Xuxpoovi'/oaTc,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr. 
act.  of 


Xutinnov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  (r(2/ia  a.Su^ooifuj  -w,  f.  -ijau,  p.  aeauiippd- 


body)  a  little  body  ;  a  corpse  ;  a 
book,  volume ;  a  hreaUplaU ; 
composition,  structure. 


T,  T,  tau,  the  nineteenth  of  the 
more  modern  Greek  letters ;  but 
the  tweniy-sccond,  and  last  of 
the  ancient.  As  a  numerical 
character  it  is  the  twenty-first 
in  order,  and  expresses  three 
hundred  ;  or  with  a  dot  under- 
neath, T  is  used  for  three  hun- 
dred thousand. 

T(<,  neut.  pi.  of  0,  T«,r,  Td^c,  Tdyc, 
same  with  the  enclit.  annexed. 

T(i,  Dor.  for  rl. 

Til,  Dor.  for  rfj.  —  T^(5£,  Dor.  for 
Tii^c,  d.  sin.  of  b,  and  iiSe. 

Tafifpi/ii,  -j/5,  ^,  (fr.  Lat.  taberna, 
a  tavern)  a  tavern,  inn. 

TnPiOu, )';,  name  of  a  woman. 

Tajhri,  a  Scythian  name  for  Vesta. 

Tdyyti,  -jyj,  ^,  a  strong  smell,  ran- 
cidity. 

Tiiyyi^w,  (fr.  last)  to  become  ran- 
ciil. 

T'lyyi?,  -1), -o>',  (fr.  same)  rancid. 

Tnydi,  2  a.  par.  pass,  ofrdaau. 


vijica,  (fr.  adxppMv  prudent)  to  belTayixno,  and  TayiwS,  (fr.  same) 
of  a  sound  mind,  be  sober  mind- \      to    order,    marshal,    array;     to 
I     ed ;  lo  be  wise,  prudent;  to  be\     command,  lead,  head. 
(550) 


TAA 

TavKlirrotff  Att.  and  Dor.  for  rZ 
ayKiarpia 

Tdy/ia,  -arof,  rd,  (fr.  rdacui  to  ar- 
range) order,  arrangement,  re- 
gularity, method  ;  a  company  or 
band  of  men,  legion,  cohort ;  a 
party,  faction,  d.  rayfiaTi. 

Tay3f,  -ov,  o.  (fr.  same)  a  general, 
commander,  chief, 

Tofw,  (fr.  'obs.  raw  to  take)  to 
stretch,  extend;  to  catch,  griu<p, 
lay  hold  of,  seize ;  to  grope  for, 
seek.  2  a.  act.  ind.  irayoi/'  par. 
rayu)i'.  Poet.  Tirayiir, 

TadeiSt  1  SI.  par.  pass. — TaOHiji, 
3  pi.  I  a.  sub.  pass,  of  rnVu. 

Tat,  Ion.  for  at,  n.  pi.  fern,  of  b, 
or  Dor.  for  nl,  n.  pi.  fem.  of 
?f.  — Tcuffi,  Ion.  for  -als,  d.  pi. 
fem.  of  S,  /;,  t6. 

Talvapos,  -ov,  b,  Tcenarus  now 
lilutapan. 

Tattla,  -as,  n,  (fr.  rtivu  to  stretch) 
a  Jillet,   riband,  bandage,    gar- 


TAM 


TAN 


TaXaiiroipaif,  (fr.  last)  miserably,]  steward,  butler,  store-keeper;  a 
wretchedly,  I      dispenser,  manager  ;  a  treasurer 

TaXaKdpStos,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  rnXauil     paymaster  ;  an  arbitrator,  judge, 
to  sulTer,  and  Knp^ia  the  heart)       umpire, 
stout-hearted,  courageo'tts,  bold,     \Tafiittoi',  same  as  rafittov, 

TdXav,  V.  sin.  of  rn'Aaf.  ITn/jituo/jui,  mid.  of  next. 

Ta\avra7oi,  and -ta7oi, -a, -Bi;  {(r.'Ta^icvu),  f.  -tt/'uto,  (fr.  rafiias  a 
ToAari-oi' a  talent)  nta/en^ifei^A/;  steward)  to  be  a  steward  or  but- 
worth  a  talent  ;  nf  a  talent,  ler  ;  to  act  as  treasurer  ;  to  store 

Ta\aiT€vu},  (fr.  not)  to  xoeigh,  ba-  up,  lay  by;  to  confiscate,  seqiies- 
Innce,  hold  in  a  balance  ;    to  deal \      tcr,  put  into  the  treasury.     Ta- 


otit,  dispense ;  to  keep  in  sus- 
petue,  hold  in  doubt.  TdXnvreto- 
fiai,to preponr'erate,  weighdown; 
to  incline  towards. 
TdXniTor,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  raXa'o)  to 
bear)  a  balance,  scales;  n  weight; 
a    talent,     A    Grecian     money 


Hitvojtat,  to  lay  up,  store,  pre- 
serve, dcposite ;  to  spare  one's 
strength;  to  husband,  manage, 
make  most  of;  to  dispense,  give 
or  deal  out  ;  to  govern  with  mo- 
deration, regulate,  moderate,  for- 
bear ;  to  constitute,  appoint,  set- 
tle, define,  iletermine.  per.  ind. 
pass.  TCTaftliv&iJat. 


whose  value  is  supposed  to  be 
£193,  15s. 

TuXaTfipio;,  -ov,   b,  //,    (fr.  ro'Xa?|To/i(i;, -r;{,  //,  (fr.  same)  a  house- 
niiseruble,   and  irtTpn   trial)    ac-\      kaper, 

quainted    ivilh    misery,  uifortu-iTnfiir):, -ov,  b.  Ion.  (or  rajilai, 
nale,  wretched.  |  To^ytroj,  -ov,  b,  /;,  (fr.  rf'^iu  to  cut) 


land,  croum,   ornament,   border  ,iTa\mTcv6ni, -iog -ovi,  b,  ii,  (fr.  ra 


a  rock  extimding  under  the  sea 
a  sand-hank,  bed,  shelf  or  ridge 
of  sand  ;  a  kind  of  long  worm  ; 
a  long  narrow  sea-_fish. 

TaKcai,  Dor.  Cor  ri'iKcai,  which  Ion. 
(or  r/jKi,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  pass. 
—  Ta«(f ,  -itaa,  -tr,  2  a.  par. 
pass,  of  TijKiii. 

ToKcpd;,  -(I,  -iv,  (fr.  t,'ik(i>  tO  waste 
away)  melted,  dissolved,  wasted ; 
moist,  wet,  damp ;  tender,  deli- 
cate, effeminrde,  soft. 

XaKnaojtai,  2  f.  ind.  pass,  of  ti'ik<i> 

Taxrd,  neut.  pi.  of  raKrdi, 

TanTiKdf,  -?!,  -bv,  {fr.  rdatTut  to 
arrange)  skilled  in  military  af- 
fairs, Jit  or  appointed  to  preside. 
Neut.  pi.  T'l  ToKTiKa,  tactics, 
militari/  science. 

'TaKT^ii,  -n,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  appoint- 
ed, set,  prescribed;  set  in  order, 
disposed,  drawn  up. 

T'iXfitoylj,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  niXaj 
wrftchcd,  and  ioyov  work)  la- 
borious, pains-taking,  toilsome; 
hnrdt/,  patietU,  enduring, 

TdXaOnf,  -ov,  6,  Tatafhus,  a  pro- 
per name. 

Ta'Xnic/,  fem.  of  T«Xav 

TrtXaiovWaf,  -a.  Dor.  for  TnXnroj'^- 
iti(,  -ov,  b,  the  ion  of  Taiaus, 
Adrastwi. 

TaX'i/ircJo'  for  raXafiruoc,  v.  of  ro- 
Xai-TT'iipof, 

TuXiiiTuip/u  -<3,  (fr.  TiXoii)  lo  en- 
dure, and  viaoof  cr"'f )  '"  siiJTer, 
be  viretched,  misrrablr,  endure 
distress  or  hnrrlsliip  ;  tn  distress, 
afflict.  1  a.  par.  art.  rnXatrioofr 
ci«,  -nan,  -av,  prc5.  par.  paBS. 
cont.  raXii<riiif)<ii^/>rt'oc. 

TrtArtirwprjffarj,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr. 
.irt.  orloJit. 

TaXiiT'.>p/a,  -(i(,  /;,  (fr.  rnXdia  to 
endure,  and  ruoac  affliction) 
miserii,  luirtlihip,  distress,  ca- 
Irnnily. 

Ta\'iiT,ini'(iit,  (fr.  name)  to  mnke 
misrriiblr,  aJHict,  distress. 

TaXi/irmpif,  -ou,  b,  //,  (fr.  name) 
wretched,  miserable,  afH>cted, 
poor,  vnhippy. 


Xa'u)  to  suffer,  and  -rivdai  grief) 
enduring  grief,  patient,  resigned, 
calm. 

TdXnpof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  raXnuj  to  sup- 
port )  a  basket  used  for  holding  the 
wool,  yarn,  distaff,  &c.  a  work- 
basket  ;  a  milk  vessel ;  a  cheese 
vol. 

TdXas,  rdXaiva,  rd^av,  g.  -ui'og, 
(fr.  same)  wretched,  miserable, 
unhappy,  v.  sin.  w  TuXav. 

TaXaaia,  -ai,  t'l,  (fr.  last)  spinning, 
carding,  or  workin  g  of  v)0(d, 

TaXdaiQv,  -ov,  rd  (fr.  same)  wool. 

TaXa(7('0D(<)i', -ovoj,  b,  //,  (fr.  riiXau) 
to  suffer,  and  tfipfii'  the  mind) 
patient-minded,  firm-hearted  ; 
unfortunate,  wretched, 

Ta\avoivov,  (fr.  ncxt)  boldly,  in- 
trepidly 


a  separation,  curdlins,  coag-'da- 
tion  ;  the  thing  used  to  curdle, 
rennet  or  a  fresh  goat''s  skin. 

Tdjivt,  Ion.  for  iTa/ivi,  3  sin.  inipf. 
of 

Tu'/iv'o,  Dor.  for  rifivu). 

Tiifiui,  2  f.  ind.  act.  of  r//^iw. 

lav,  (perhaps  for  or  fr.  ha,  v.  of 
hrig  a  companion)  friend,  sir, 
my  friend. 

Tiiv,  Dor.  for  ti\v  or  rp',  tSv  for 
ruii'  or  u)i', 

Tavdypu,  -ac,  //,  a  vessel  marie  of 
braxs  used  for  preserving  or 
pickling  meat.  Also,  the  name 
of  a  town. 

Tai'ai'iKrji,  -cos-ovg,  b,  fi,  {fr.  nn'i'w 
to  stretch,  and  n<ci)  an  edge) 
long-edgeiL  sharp,  keen  ;  long. 

Tavnvria,  for  Til  cvavrta,- neul.   pi. 

of  fl'dlTl'oJ.  I 


TaXai'p'tvof, -ov,  b,  fi.  {fr.  raXfitij  loiTavudltipoi,    -ov,  b,    fi,    (fr.    next, 


endure,  and^uij  the  skin)  stoid, 
hardy  ;  bold,  courageous,  intre- 
pid, invincible. 

TaXdu),  to  hear,  suffer,  endure,  to- 
lerate, undergo  ;  to  sustain,  sup- 
port ;  to  dare,  attempt,  venture. 

Ta\0v(3iof,  a  proper  name. 

Ta>iOa,  I'l,  indecl.  Syriac, /a/»7Aa, 
a  damsel. 


and  icipn  a  neck)  lung  necked. 

Taiais,  -ov,  b,  I),  or  Tiivdif, -»),-di', 
(fr.  rt/iu)  to  stretch)  outstretch- 
ed, extended,  s})read,  long,  dis- 
tant. 

Tavrj^iyrl!,  -f'of  -ovf,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  List, 
aiid  \iyii>  to  lay  down)  causing 
long  sleep,  somniferous,  ever- 
sleejiine. 

T-ii'Tcd,  Dor.  lor  Tiirtna. 


T<iX(5,  -ii'of,  I/,  a  virgin. 

Ta'XXo,  for    rd  dXXa,   pi.   neut.  oflTavraXiio    -u,  f.    -(jo-aj,    (fr.   next) 

dXXo(.  to  tantalize,  disappoint,  mock.    1 

Tafid,  for    rd    t/i<J,    neut.    pi.    ofi      f.   ind.    pasn.  TuvrnXwOfiaonai,  1 

f;i(if.  I      a.  par.  pass.  TuvraXioOrlf, 

TatidXiarn,  Ion.  same  as  fidXtara.  iTn'fnjXov,  -ov,  b,  name  of  a  kins. 


Trf/<ffnj,  Poet.   Dor.  and  Alt.   for 

T<1  rifiaTo,  pi.  offifinp. 
Tdut,  Ion.  (or  Irnfii,  S  sin.  2  a. 


TuvOyXuffffoj,  -ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  ravvut 
to  extend,  and  yXHooa  a  tongue) 
long  longued. 


inil.  art.  — T'l/j/ri,  Ion.  for  ra-iTawyXdi^^tv,  -ivof,  b,  f/   (fr.  same, 
/!((,  3  Rin.  2  f.   ind.  act.  —  Tn-j     and  yXwj^ii' a  point) /iai7>ii: /'(m/^ 


ffiiy,  Ion.  for  miich;  2  f.  inf. 
act.  of  rlfiKji, 

Taiinnv,  -or,  ri,  (fr.  Tafilas  H  stew- 
ard) a  secret  place,  private  cham- 
ber, closet ;  a  store  house,  cellar, 

TfiiiinOni,  2  a.  mf.  mid.  of  rfftna. 

Ta/itulxoiff,  -oo<  -uv(,  6,  fi,  (fr. 
riimo  lo  rtil,  and  X"'^'>(  llio»kin) 
cutting  the  skin,  sharp,  keen. 

Taiil'i  or  Tn/<'cii,  same  a*  T'l/iln. 

THiil'ii:,  -w,  6,  Cr.  r/iyiw  to  cut)  a 
(MI) 


points,  sharp  pointed,  tung-barlt- 

fl. 
TaivfOtipa,  -nf,  i),   (fr.  same,  and 

iOuna   hair)    hnving   dishevelled 

hnir,  with  long  or Jtoiiing  hair. 
Tavvi'iKiif,  -tof  -ov(,  b,  !i,  (fr.  Name, 

and   OKI)    an   edge)  long-edged, 

sharp. 
Tati'flfi'f.  -rtttyot,  b,  f,,  (fr.  same, 

and  Joif  ilic  hair)  hnving  long 

I'losc  nair. 


TAn 


TAP 


TA2 


Tiiu*',    (fr.   ni   ihosc    tilings,  aiitll     TCTmrifvu/im,    -aat,  -rui.    1    n.  jTiipi-y;(fa,-(ij,  i';,{rr.  rrfpi;^;o£  picklej 

iDi  now)  HOI/.,  lit  firtstiit.  |      inil.  pass.  <ru7r(ii(iyr)i'.    1  I.  inil.       luting  picIJi,  .misunini^. 

Till  I'oiro,  Ion.  liir  tri'H'utTo,  3  j)l.;      ])iiss.  rurtiiuiOi'Oo^ui.  T<i(3i_Y'i''«')  '•  -cian),  (Ir.  sninc)  to 


un|il.  jiass,  ol  niii'u. 


Tun'irtirAof, -Of,  i,  i^,  (Ir.  rnii'iij  to 
fxlcnd,  and  w/rXuv  "  tube)  long- 
roUii,  uiU-dnssed  ;  iiobti;  of 
mil  A'. 
Tafirovi,  -ot^us,  6,  i%  (fr.  same, 
and  n-oif  a  foul)  ioiig-)ou!ii! ; 
quick,  jj;«f(/_v,  .SH'i,'^ 
Tui'tffrfpov,  -oil,  4,  1^,  same  as  ra- 

yuoi-rrspoi. 
Tatv-rTspvytavt,  d.  pi.  Poet,  of 
Tu»iiT7r»oi'^,  -iiyof,  6,  >;,  \lr.  tuvi'io 
to  cxifi.d,  and  --ifjv^  a  v.int;) 
uidc-wiugtJ,      uilli      expanded 
ui'n^-s. 
Tuvi'ofj.^of,  -on,   0,  ,'/,   (fr.   same, 
and  (',1^11  a  root)  ivilh  spreading 
routa,  deep  rooted. 
TavvcOeht-uca,-hyl  a.  par.  pass. 

of  Ti,rvii). 
Tuii'CiVnp'jf,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  raiVL.^ 
to  extend,  and  -rrtpiiv  a  wiiij;) 
u-ilit  extrude  I  u;i>(';s,  Jiijing  v.illt 
expanded  uijurs,  wini^ed,  suift. 
Tdyvoaav,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  trii- 
vvBiii;  3  pi.  —  Tdivccc,  Ion.  and 
Poet,    for   cTiivvce,  3  sin.    1  a. 
ind.  act.  of  Tiiyvta. 
Tai'tffri's, -Has,  >i,  (Ir.  ravvw  to  ex- 
tend) an  exlensioti,  strdddng. 
Taiijff^upoj,  -00,   i,  v,  (fr.  same, 
and  oipvfhv  the  ankle)  /on^  utrid- 
ing,  swift,  spcfily  ;  hni-iiig  beauti- 
ful or  Well  shaped  ankles,  delicate. 
TaivTuij^a,  a.  sin.  ofTav'Bpi^, 
Tuiiiio,  t.  -vcw,  same  as  reivui. 
Tafiou)  -Si,  (fr.  next)  to  arrange, 
order,  rank,  place  in  rank,  draw 
■up  in  array. 
T«f({,  -105,,  Alt.  -cusji,  (fr.  rdaniji 
to  arratige)  nrdcr^  Tanl;,  a  rov ; 
situation,  place,  Lvsiness,  o/S'cc  ; 
an  cirniy,   aihorl,  legion,  bund; 
u  milila'^y  position,  post  ;  a  line 
of  bottle,  luittuw  stjuarr,  wedge  ; 
regulation,    regularity,    method, 
arrangement ;  sobriety,  modesty, 
di_ffitlei.ce ;    an    institution,    op. 
pomlwentf   constitution  ;    a  tri- 
bute, tof. 
Tu^iiDfiti,  for  t3  a^iiofxa. 
Tur:iio;,-i:,-bi',  lov; ;  lovly,  hum- 
ble, mean,  alrject,  grovelling  ;  de- 
spised, liToughl  toil-,  poor. 
.TaTTcti'd-tK,  -ijros,  i';,  (fr.  last)  hum- 

bt'rie.'-.s,  humility,  lov.liness. 
T'jridoSffOai,  pres.  inf.  pass,  cont 

ol  tut: til 6(1). 

I'azciioijipovt'o)    -(2,     (fr.    roTTcivuf 

humble,  and  (l>povtu>  to  tliink,  th. 

<ppr,v  the  mind)  to  think  humbly. 

ToTtenoCfpucitTi,  -»/f,  i/,  (fr.  same) 

hieliw-ns     of    mind,     humility, 

7nechi.ess,  modesty. 

Taittiv6(ppij>v,-oioi,  0,  /;,  (fr.  same) 

humftU-minded,  lowly. 
Tavindit)  -<2,f.  -liirw,  p.  rtraiteivo) 


TavuvwOi'jaiT'ii,   3   sin.    1    1.    ind. 


pass.  — TuviiviiiOiiTc,  ~  pi.  1  a 
iinpr.    pass. — TunitiCiv,    par. 
pros.  act.  cont.  — T.ijrtiiwai;,  3 
sill.  1  u.  snb.  art.  of  lu.st. 
TuTrniios,    (fr.    Tinriiiii    hnnihle) 
hutidily,  with  humility  ;  meanly, 
abjectly. 
Tavdiwaii,  -loj,  Att.  -twf,  !],  (fr. 
same)    humiiniiion,    lovi    estate, 
poverty,  want ;   hiwlintss,  huirii- 
lity  ;  meanness,  lotvness,  degra- 
dation;  diminution. 
Tdmii,    -ijToj,   6,   tapestry,   Jiang- 
ings ;  a  carpet;  a  cushion,  pil- 
low, mattress  ;  a  covering,  (piilt 
d.  |)1.  Tilirr/ai  or  -(tiv. 
Tavpuir',  for  ruTrpuiTu,  as  soon  as 

possible, 
Tupuyijdi,  -ov,   0,    (fr.  Tapdaciii   to 
disturb)    (J   disturbance,    tumult, 
riot;  consternation, friglU,  alarm, 
terror, 
Tapu.KTu)p,  -opos,   0,   (fr.  same)  a 

(lislurbtr. 
T fipa^ii, -los,  Att.  -tus,  I'l,  (fr.  next) 
trouble,  disorder,  disturbance, 
confusion. 
Tapdncui,  or  -rru,  f.  -fu),  p.  rcrd- 
pii^o,  to  shake,  disturb,  maki 
muddy,  stir  vp  ;  tu  trouble,  ai;i- 
tate,  throw  into  perturbation, 
alarm, affright, luiraxs, confound , 
to  impede,  obstruct,  embarrass ; 
to  tear  or  plough  up.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  irdpu^a,  -as,  -c,  3  pi.  trd- 
pu^av,  pres.  iinpr.  pass,  rupuc- 
aov,  -iatiiii.  per.  ind.  pass.  Ttrd- 
p:i-y)iui,  -(ai,  -ktoi'  par.  rcrapuy- 
ftevos,  -1),  -01'.  I  a.  itid.  pas.s. 
triipuxOijv, 
TapuacioOiii,  3  sin.  pres.  impr. 
pass. — Tapdaauiv,  -ovca,  -ov, 
n.  pi.  -aoiTCi,  par.  pres.  act.  ol 
last. 
Tapdmadat,   pres.    inf.   pass,   of 

same. 
Tapaxfi,  ->is,  )'),  and  Ta'pa;^o(r,  -on, 
b,  ((!•.  Tupdaaiii  to  trouble)  a 
troubling,  stirring;  commotion, 
di.flurbance,  trouble,  tumult  ; 
alarm,  fright,  terror. 
Tupa^Ofi,  3  .sin.  -OfiTc,  2  ])1.  1  a. 

sub.  pass,  of  same. 
Tapu;^aii5ijs,    -to{    -uvs,    b,    i),    (fr. 
same)   turbid,  troubled ;    turbu- 
lent, disorderly,  full  (f  confusion, 
frightful,  alarming. 
Tapfiiw    -w,   f.   -)';au,    (fr.    Top/3o$ 
terror)  to  fear,  tremble,  be  seared, 
daunted,  di.sinayed ;  to  fear,  re- 
vere,  respect ;    to    be   confused, 
confounded. 
TapPnaavTc,  n.  du.   1  a.  par.  act. 

of  last, 
Tdplios,  -cos  -Off)  '''<>,  fear,  terror, 


dread,  awe  ;  consternation,fright. 
Ka,  (fr.  rnrtii'if  humble)  to  fcring  Tap.^ocrui'Of,  -on,  6,  !/,  (fr.  last) 
or  make  low,  humblt,  diject,  c,nsl\  fearful,  timid. 
down,  degrade,  abase,  distress  ;^'Vapyalvu,  (fr.  rapdaau  to  disturb) 
to  afflict,  ojtprtii ;  to  extenuate,  '■  to  disturb,  embarrass,  confuse, 
Uissen,  diminish.  1  a.  ind.  act.]  confound;  to  entansle,  impede. 
iTaTithuiaa.  pres.  ind.  pass.  Ta-:1'apydir},  -ns,  >';,  (fr-  last)  a  bind- 

reivdojiai  -r''itai,  per.  ind.  pasfi.j     ing,t;png,  fastening,  fettering,     lT<£(7crw,or-7rM,  f. -(u,  p.  r/ruya.'o 

(6.52) 


smoke,  salt,   dry,  harden,  pickle, 
pri  St  roc. 
T<i()i;^ui:oX/ui  -ui,  (fr.  next,  and  Tro- 
Xtui  to  sell)  to  Sell  pickle,  seUted 
mint  or Jish. 
Tn'p(,^o$,  -oil,  6,  or  -to5  -oi)f,  rd, 
pickle,  brine,  salting  offish  ,  salt 
meal,  flesh  cured  and  dried, 
To(ifiuffcfu>,    (Ir.     Tapjius    fear)    to 

Jiiiihten,  alarm,  trouble. 
Tupos,  -a,   -ill',  suift,  speedy^  flat. 
TdpTTti^ivi',  Tdpin]Ciip,  Inn.  for  t T«'p- 
■nnftev,    1    pi.    and  tTdpTri/auf,   3 
[il.  2  a.  ind.  pass.  olT/pn'w. 
T((p/ioO(J5,-oii,  b,  (fr.  Tupijos  a  wing, 
and    Oiio    to   run)   an   assistant, 
uimgcr. 
Tuncuis  -ios,  b,  II,  (fr.  Tapais)  <il 

Tarsus. 
I'apabs,  or  Tuppos,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  r/pcu 
toory)  a  wickir  stand  for  drying 
cheese;  a  hurdle,  crate,  buskei, 
any  thing  so  enluineel ;  the  palm 
of  the  hand  ;  the  sole  of  the  foot  ; 
the  long  bone  in  it ;  the  foot,  a 
shoe  ;  the  broad  part  or  blade  of 
an  oar ;  the  v;ing  of  a  bird ;  a 
tier  of  oars  ;  any  row  or  range. 
Tupais,  -oil,  b,  Tarsus,  a  eily  of 

Cilicia. 
Tdprtipos,  -ov,  b,  Tartarus,  the  in- 
fernal  regions,  hell  of  the  poets  ; 
a  dark  place,  prison,   dungeon, 
jail;  the  bottomless  pit,  hell. 
TapTupdoi  -w,  f.   -wauj,  p.  rcTaprd- 
pii)Kn,  (fr.  la.st)  to  send  down  to 
Tartarus;  to  imprison,  1  a.  act. 
ind.  iTuprdpoiaa. 
Taprnpioaiis,  I  a.  par.  act.  of  la.st. 
Tapipin,  (iieut.  pi.  of  Tiipiptis)  fre- 
quently, constantly ;  quickly,  sud- 
denly, violently. 
Tapiphs,  n.  pi.   of  rapcprjs  or  rap- 

<pi'S. 
Tapijictbs,  -a,  -uv,  (fr.  rop^of  thick- 
ness) thick,  crowded,  close  ;  fre- 
quent, fast. 
Tiipipraiv,ii.\)].  ofrdpipos  orraptpfis- 
Tupifiij,  -(if,  /(,  name  of  a  town. 
Tap0»)?,  -{OS  -ovs,  b,   I'l,  (fr.  rdpipos 
thickness)  thick,  close,  crowded; 
frequent,  constant,  fast. 
TupijiOiuuvai,  Dor.  for  Tcp<ltO!jvai,  1 

a.  inf.  pass,  of  r/prw. 
T«p<jJo;,   -los    -out,   ri,    thickness, 
closeness  ;  a  thicket,  brake,  recess, 
copse, 
Tapepvs,  -f'of,  Att.  -iu>s,  b,  fj,  same 

as  Tapip>'is. 
To'pAu,   (perhaps  fr.  rtipu  to  rub) 

to  dry,  wipe,  rub. 
TQp\cn,  -wv,  Tii,  and  Tapxal,  -Uv, 
a'l,  funeral  rites  or   ceremonies, 
obsecjuies. 
Tapycvui,    Tnp;^fw,    Tap^^i'io,  (fr. 
last)   to   perform  funeral    rites, 
bury,  embed/n. 
Tds,  Dor.  for  Trjs,  g.   sin.  fcm.  of 
0  —  Tdtr^e,    Dor.    for  rTietie,  g. 
sin.  lorn,  of  bic.  — Taj  for  ^j,  g. 
sin.  fem.  of  iif. 
Taatroptros,    ->],    -ov,    pfir.    pres. 
pass,  of 


TA4>  TF.  TE0 

nrdtr,  arrange,    seltU,   '(raw  up^ 

in  array,  rank,  station,  place  ;  to 

cmutitute,   appoint,   ordain,    de- 
termine,  destine  ;    to   command, 

order  ;  to  lay   on  a  tribute,  tax. 

pres.  ind.   mid.    Tdcaofiat.   per. 

pass.  ind.  rirayfiai,  -fui,  -Kraf 

par.  Ttrayfiivoi,  ->;,  -ov.  1  a.  mid. 

ind.  rrafa/itjv,  -u>,  -aro'  par.  ra- 

^dficvos. 
Tn'T7U)/i£v,  1  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 

last. 
TaTii/ttvoi,     Dor.     for    ri7Tij/i£vos, 

pres.  par.  pass.  coni.  of  TijTa'm. 
Tni'yeVi?,   -tis,   i';,    Toygeta,  a  we- 

nian's  name. 
TaiiytTov,  -ov,  ro,  and  Ion.  Ti)?;'£- 

Tov,  Taygetu.1,  ii  mountain. 
TaiO',  for  ntiru,    w.    pi.  ncut.  of 

OUTOf. 

TiuAior, -ov,  TO,  Alt.  and  Dor.  for 

rdaOXiOf. 
Tavptioj   or   TabOlof,   -n,  -ur,  (fr.  .  ,        .  •     . 

raDfwj  a  bull)  oV"  ff  6u//,  wa«(e  o^  Tax'i'i'f,  or   Poet.    Taxtva,    (fr.  I      sin.  fern,  of  (ri?;,-. 
fe///',i  «Ain.  last)  same  as  ra-jfiiai.  ■  Tt6aX6rn,  Dor.  for  TiQriX6Ta,  a.  sin. 

TavQy]ibv,  (fr.  same)  /ifci?  a  bull,  in  To'^'oi',  (neul.  of  ru;(;((ur,  conip.  of  i  mas.  —  TcOuAtTa,  feni.  of  rtdn- 
the  manner  of  a  bull,  Jirrrely.fn-  rap(;t'?  quick)  niorcspeidily,  more]  X(if,  -via, -ii,  per.  par.  mid.  ot 
riously.  quickly.  i      -JaXXw. 

Taupo)caeai/,iu,-aj,^,(fr.  same, and  Tn'XKrrrt,  (neut.  pi.  of  next)   rfn/ITc6a'pfi>jK«,pcr.  ind.  act.  of-Sap^j'w. 
■  '    ■■       soot;,  rm/(^icA-/y.  "On  T«'Y((r-(J,  'rt9ap<r/)»:aiT(,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  act.  of 

((.<  jiooH  an  possible.  i      Saoaiui. 

Tdx.c'roi,  -'/,  -01,  sup.  of  ra;)(i'5.    |Tf9d<^nT0(,  Ion.   for  Tcdn/tiiiroi  or 
T^X"?)   -£"5   "''»^'?>  '■^j  ('■■■   same)  |     -<ic  eiat,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass,  of 
Jleetness,  .ipetd,  velocity,   ijuirk-*     ^ditTti). 

ness  ;  Itasle,  despatch.  \'l'!Oidnai,-acut,  -arui,  1  pi. -it/nrdti, 

Taxi',  (neiit.  of  t«;^iij quick)  f/itick-\      per.  ind.  pass,  of  Scdofiai. 

ly,  speedily,  rapidly.  |T£6£7ci',  Atl.   Sync,   far  rcOihiiruv, 

Tnx'"<'X(.jrof,  -ov,  «,  i;,  (fr.  Tn;^'i'S|  3  pi.  1  a.  opt.  pass.  — TWuku, 
quick,  and  ay^toru^  caught,  th.  I  '2  pi.  TjOt/Karc,  ind.  —  TiOeiKWi, 
(iXiVicu)  to  catch)  cosily  token,.  -iTu, -d{,  par.  per.  act. — TiQn- 
'/uickly  cauglU.  !     /<a',  -<'oi,  -thi,  per.  ind.  pass,  ol' 

Tn;^i'iY''/'««)  -""'>  "»  ''<>    ('"■'•   sa"ie,|      T<'0f)/i 
••i/?  Tiinnins:, 


a  hill,  hillock,  mound ;  a  monti-  Tf'yyw,  (.  -fu,  /o  mointtn,  wet,  u:a' 
ment,  tomb ;  a  funeral,  burial, '  ter,  sprinkle,  bedew ;  to  soften, 
funeral  rites,  obsequies;  afune-^  soak,  steejj,  rela.i: ;  to  tinge,  di/t, 
rat  feast.  stain,  colour  ;  to  give  u  false  lo- 

To'i/io?,  -ov,  1],  an  island.  lour  or  appearance.     Tiyvoftui, 

Tu<poos,  -ov,  fi,  (fr.  -Sd.TTu)  to  bury)       to  be  relaxed,  yield,  give  u-ai/. 
a  ditch,  trench  ;  a  channel,  bedTiyca,  -as,  t'l,   Tegea,  name' ol  :i 
of  a  river ;  a  pit,  hole  ;  a  grnvi.       town. 

Ta<j>£)i',  -ovaa,-oy,  par.  2  a.  act.  of  ;T/y£oj,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  r/j-oj  a  roof) 
^nrru),  or  of  C?>/tu).  under  one  roof,   roofed,  covered  ; 

Tax\  for  Tu;^«,  (fr.  Tfi;^i'f  quick)        near  the  roof,  high,  aloft. 

quickly,  speedily,  shortly,  pre-iTty/cros,-^, -or,  (fr.  rfyyuj  totinge) 
sently,  immediately  ;  perhaps,  it '  tinged,  coloured,  dyed  ;  moisten- 
may  be.  I     ed,   net,    sookcl,   steeped  ;    that 

T(i;^t£«,  n.  pi. — T«;^£r,  d.  sin.  com.;      can   be   dyed,  thai     will    Inke   .» 
— Taxeta,  n.  sin.  fetii.  of  rd^iis.        colour  ;  placuUe,  flexible,  traeln- 

Tii;^£(,  d.  sill.  cont.  of  T«'_Yoi. '        ;     ble,  nffable. 

T(i;^j'wj,  (fr.  Taxiii  quick)  i/uicW^jlTtyo?,  -foj  -onf,  to,  (same  as  ari- 
xpeedily,  hastily.  yoi  or  ariytj)   a  covering,  roof, 

Ta;^9i>ai,  1  a.  int  pass.  ofTaVffw.  j      house,    habitation  i    a    chamber. 

Taxi' OS,  -!),  -or,  (fr.  raxi'i  quick)  \     apartment  ;  aridge,  summit,  hill, 
swift,  speedy,  quick,  shortly  tobci      mountain, 
accomplished.  \Tihv,  Poet,   and    Dor.   for  iri'ir,  a. 


KaBdvToiiat  to  irritate)  a  hull 
hunt. 

TaiipoTaTojp,  -opoj,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  TuTiio  a  «ire)  begotten  of  a 
huU. 

Titvpos,  -ov,  0,  a  bull,  tteer,  beeve  ; 
Taurus,  a  sign  in  the  zodiac  ; 
mount  Taurus,  d.  pi.  ravpnif'  a. 
Tai'pouf,  Dor.  rai'ipuf. 

Tavpo<p6i'0(,  -01',  i,  fi,  (fr.  last,  and 
ipivo)  to  kill)  a  hull  slayer  or  slain 
by  a  bull,  according  to  the  ac- 
cent. 

Tavp6<i)  -a,  (fr.  raupo;  a  bull)  to 
make  a  htdl,  change  into  a  bull  ; 
Tai)pi5o/iin  -oil/tat,  to  become  a 
bull,  be  as  fierce  a»  a  bull. 

ToTt",  for  TuuTa,  n.  or  a.  [>1.  of  o«- 
ro(.  Also,  Alt.  Ion.  and  Dor.  for 
0id  Tavra. 

Taoru,  (neul.  pi.  of  ovtos)  more- 
over, etpcriatly,  particularly. 

Tavrif,  Dor.  .^ol.  and  Poet,  for 
Tti  avrTi,  d.   sin.   fern.  —  Tarrd, 


and  rpj'^o)  to  run)  M/'i 

speedy,  Jleet. 
Ta)(i'vti,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
Taxi'iio,  f.  -Biuj,  (fr.  raxi-i  s\vil>) 

to   hasten,    hurry,    orceleriite,  be 

quirk. 
Tax«~ti6iis,    -ioi   -ovi,    0,  ii,  (fr. 

same,  and   TrctOo)   to  pcrsuadt;) 

easily  persuaded,  credulous. 
TnxiiTOTiiDf,  -ov,  6,  I/,  (fr.    same, 

and  r<iT/iov  death)  short  lived. 


for  Til  avTi'i,  neut.  pi.  of  avrdf.    iTa^i'rwXoii-ou,  0,1;,  (fr.  same, arid 
Taiirav,    Dor.   for  rauriji',   a.   sin.  |      rwXoi     a     horse)     hriving    smft 

feni.  of  ovTof.  I      liorsrs  ;  skilled  in  riding. 

TaOrp,    (d.    sin.    of  sanic)  »o,  tolTayi'ppoHo?, -ui,  0, //,  (fr.  next,  and 

forth,   in  this  manner,  this  way,\     in'iii  U>  i\ow)  quick  Jlowing,  quick 

thus,  on    ihiH    accMunt,    for  this^      spreading. 

Ttwwn.  \Tnxi'<,  -I'ta,  -i,  quick,  swift,  .fleet, 

TaoToXoyio, -a(, /;,  (fr.  next)   u*e-\      nimble;  hasty,  hurrying,   romp. 

Um  Ttpeliliim,  tautology.  nixirtpof  and  T(i;^<wr,  als<i  5d(T 


ToMToXiyo,-,  -on,  b,  u,  (fr.  raoTd  the 
name,  and  Xiyi^i  lo  ."[H-ak)  uting 
much  rr})rtilion 

TaurditSroi,  -ov,  h,  h,  »ame  bh  av 
TdjiSrof. 

T(i(f>c,  Ion.    for  Irait'r,  3  Bin.  2 
ind.   act.  —  To<pt(«,  9.    a.    par 
fmfifi.  of  ^dnrui.  I 


au>f  -TTu)!'.  sup.    T<i;^i'Tnrof   and 

rcfjflCTTOt. 

TnxvTtis,  -3tii(,  «,  Dor.  for 


JT(0£p£Xi(i)To,  Alt.  and  lon.Jor  eri- 

Or^/fX/wTo,  3  sin.  pper.  ind.  pass. 

—  T£9£/i£Xi(o/ifi'of,  ->;,  -01',  prir. 

per,  pass,  of  ?£f<cXi(iw. 
T(()epaTTcviihoi,   -»;,  -ov,  par.   per. 

pass,  of  ^fOfurciiu). 
TtOi),  3  sin.  i  a.  sub.  pass,  of  ri- 

Oitixi. 
Ti'flijXn,    -«f,  -£,  per.  ind.  mid.  — 

Ti6)5X£i,  Ion.  for  trcOi'i^ei,  3  sin. 

pper.  ind.  mid.  of  ■SoXXu. 
TcOTjviit,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  tIOiii"- 
TiOt}iTa,  ind TiOa-awi,  -uiii,-');, 

par.  per.  mid.  of  Sdnru). 
TtOi;o-(iTo,  Ion.  Picon.   fortOi/ouTo, 

3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  mid.  of  $dnnai. 
TcOhiaiitvoi,   per.    par.    pass,  of 

■?Xd(»i. 

TtOXinnivoi,   -n,  -01,    (per.    par. 

pass,   of    ?X</iii()    pressed   close, 

nnrrou!,  rontrnrlvd. 
T/O/iiov,  -",  -ni ,  (fr.  next)  appninf- 
■d,  iirdaitird,  established,  solemn. 


V  Tax'vT!)i,-!iT<,(,  orTnx''rv<,  -xroc,  TtO^Av,  -o',  b,  (fr.  rWi/jii  to  place) 
'      /,,  (fr.  Tflvit  swill)   sjirrd,  hasl(,\      a  rrguhitum,  law,  custom. 

a.  I     flertness,  celerity.  \TfOian,  per."  ind.  mid.  of  ^v-Io*.... 

ir.iTaYKTr,r'  for  Tdvi'TjJra,  a.  sin.  of  T/Oi'.fOi,  preg.  impr.  —  TfOr<iini, 
j     ia„,.  '  pres.  inf.  —  TtOr.H,  (ires.  par. 


TnfiO,  Toi/ijO,  or  Twc^ifl,  H«'h.  in 

(led.  Tophrl. 
T!i<pfi,  -n(,  li,  (fr.   idirrio  lo  bury) 


Tdui  rw,  ob*.  hence,  rrf^i.i 
TrfiKV,  JV.n).    for   r.oi,   "jj.   |>l.    fem, 
..oft. 
burial,    interment,    nlmrifiiirs  ;   a^TaCif,  TaCi(, -i>,  at\t\  Tuin, -iovof, 
grave.  I      '),  a  prarorh. 

Tdi^ioi,  -uv,  01,  name  of  n  people,  JTc,  awl,  td»o. 
T8*o«,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  5/iTr(,<  lo  biirv)iT(",  Dor.  inr  «»,  a.  sin.  of  ci. 
4  A  '  ( J53) 


prcR.   inf.  —  TtOr.H,   (ires.   par. 

n<t.  of  Ti'Ovt)!"  ■  J 

TtOvalm,  prcH.  opi.  act.  or  Ion. 

Ana.lipl.    for   ivatnr,  2  a.  opt, 

act.  of  TtOvni"- 
TiOva'tftiv,   ->UTt,  -auv,    Svnr.  for 

TtOvnIvjiiv,  •Mirr,  -ahitr,   pi.  ut 

laM. 


TEI 

TtOvaVa/itr.Dor.  for  rcOi'i'iKaiicv,  1 
nl.  per.  iiui.  net.  —  TdhiiKuK, 
Dor.  for  tcOviikCh,  |>or.  par.  uct, 
of  &vi'iaKu>. 

TcOvdfiiy,  Ion.  for  TiOrii/'f i'«i»  Dor. 
for  TcOvSmi,  prcs.  inf.  net.  of 
Tf'yrij/ii. 

Tcdvdvat,  cent,  for  rtOvafvai,  per. 
inf.  mid.  —  TiOvSat  cont.  for 
TiOviiaat,  3  pi.  per,  ind.  mid.  of 

Tiyviriu,  3  sin.  of  r/Ofafli,  pres. 
inipr.  act.  of  rfOio/^H. 

T/Oi'tmu,  HtL'ot.  for  TiOi'rjKa,  per. 
ind.  act.  —  Tcflvtioif  and  TtOvt- 
(ij,  -wan,  -lif ,  for  7tOi'£( v<ij,  which 
Bceot.  for  rtBftiKds,  per.  par. 
act.  of  •Si'i;ff».u. 

Ti6t'r)Ku,  -Of,  -c  or-fv,  3  pi.  TtOi'/y- 
Kaai,  per.  ind.  act.  —  TtdvriKiTU), 
3  sin.  per.  inipr.  act.  ol'  &v)'/aKoi. 

TeOviiKdros,  g-  —  TuOvtiKdra,  a.  of 
rcOi'VKiis,  par.  of  last.  | 

TcOvtiKij,    f.  -7/fu,   Syracusan  for 

TiOi'tifn,  same  as  5v;;oin<). 
TtSi'^fu),   I  f.  ind.  act.  o(tc6v)'ikui 

for  ^vijaKii). 
Ttfli'i^iiji  Poet,  for  r£6wws,  wh.  for 

TcOvi/Ku)?,  per.  par.  act.of^i'/iff/i-u. 
TtOvCii,   Sync,   for   TtO^'uwf,    per. 

par.  mid.  of  same. 
Tc06\ii)Tai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass,  of 

TcOopuv,  Ion.   Anadipl.  for  Soptlv 

pres.  or  2  a.  inf.   act.  of  ^6pu)  or 

Snpiu). 
TtOpan^ivog,    -rj,    -ov,  per.    par. 

pass,  of  Tuiipti). 
TcdpdcOai,  Dor.  for  rtTptiaOai,  per. 

inf.  pass,  of  nrpuoj. 
Ttdpuvcixitioi,  per.  par.   pass,  of 

Spdvu). 
TcOpizTTofiaTtj;,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  next,  and 

finiviii  to  mount)(/ni;m^  or  drawn 

by  fijur  hor.iex. 
'XiOpiKvrov,  -av,  rb,  (neut.  of  next) 

a  fdur  horse  charlol. 
TtdpiTTTTos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  TiTpiis  four 

together,     and    I'-rof    a   horse) 

having  four  hnrnes. 
Tc6pnn70Tp9<pfiii  S,  (fr.  same,  and 

Tpi'l>ia  to  support)  to  keep  a  cha- 
riot and  f  lur  homen. 
TtQuiilvoi,  -n,  -ov,  per.  par.  pass. 

of  &vta. 
TeOvftCiaBat,  per.  inf.  pass,  of  Su- 

flUUl- 

TeOviOfiivoi,  -}),  -ov,  per.  par.  pass. 

of  $v6w. 
Tiduirn  »T-atv,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub.  pass. 

of   TiOllJI. 

Ti'tv  and  TiV,  Ion.  Poet.  Dor.  for 
oo'i,  d.  sin.  of  cv. 

Tt/vuf,  1  a.  par.  act.  of 

Ttlvu),  f.  rtiw,  p.  HruKd,  to  stretch 
out,  extend,  spread,  distend  ;  to 
strain,  bend  ;  to  i;o  about,  intend, 
design,  purpose  ;  to  set  out,  pro- 
ceed, go  on,  hasten;  to  augment, 
,t>n'ike  intense  ;  to  tend,  aim,  di- 
rect ;  to  reach  tovxirds,  lie  in  any 
direction  ;  to  respect,  pf.rlam  or 
relate  to.  1  a.  ind.  :ict.  irctva, 
per.  ind.  mid.  rirova. 

tdpca,  -u)v,Tii,  (fr.  Ttipia  to  grieve) 
prodigies,  wonders,  signs,  stars. 


TEK 

tctpecrldi,  -ov,  b,  Tiresias,  name  of 

a  prophet. 
TtipcTii,   Ion.   for   crclpcm,    3  sin. 

nnpf.  ind.  pass,  of  rclpw. 
Tfip/u)  -tii,  t".  r£ip)}(TO),  p.  TcrdpiiKa, 

same  as  rtlput. 
Tcipoftivotatv,    d.    pi.    pres.    par. 

pass.  —  Tdpovrt,   Dor.  for  rd- 

povat,  3  pi.  prcs.  ind.  act.  of 
Tdpu),  f  Tcpu),  to  vex,  harass,grieve, 

torture,  afflict,  torment;  to  subdue, 

overcome,  weary, tire  ;  to  consume, 

waste,  destroy  ;  to  rub,  bruise.   1 

a.  ind.  act,  irupa,  JE.o\.  ircpaa. 

2  a.  ind.  act.  irupuv. 
Tct^cai-rKi'iT'ii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Tii^os  a 

wall,   and  TrAi/o-trui    to  strike)   a 

sliaker   of    walls,    destroyer   of 

cities. 
Teixiu)  for  rciyl^u. 
Teixit^v,  g.  pi.  of  TcTxoi- 
'Ttix>';pni,-£'>i  -ovi,b,ti,  (fr,  TCtX"! 

a  wall)  trailed,  fortijied. 
Tcix'^o),  f.  -taio,  p.  Tirdxina,  (fr. 

same)   to  build,  erect;    to   wall, 

surround  vith  a  wall,  fortify.   1 

a.  ind.  act.  trtij^ija. 
Ti;i;^id£if,   -caaa,    -tv,    (fr.  same) 

walled,  forlijied. 
Tax'ov,  -ov,  TO,  (dim.  of  same)  a 

small  wall,  fort  ;  an  enclosure, 

building,  house. 
Teix'<ri't,  act — Tetxi<rOnvat,  pass. 

1  a.  inf.  of  Tcixl^i^- 
Tdxio/na,    -aros,  rd,  (fr.  rttp^oj  a 

wall)  a  wall,  forlijinalion. 

Teix'friis,  -ou,!i,  (fr.  same)  a  ma- 
son, builder. 

Tuxpyiaxioi  -ui,  (fr.  same,  and  fi'i- 
Xojjiai  to  fight)  to  attack  the 
watts,  besiege. 

TeixofjiaxJa,  -af,  i/,  (fr.  same)  a 
siege. 

Tc7xoi,  -coi-ovg,  ro,  a  wall,  fortifi- 
cation, rampart,  bulwark,  castle, 
tower,  citadel,  garrison  ;  a  forti- 
fied town. 

Tcixo(pvXa^,  -aKo;,  h,  >j,  (fr.  last, 
and  <pvXn^  a  guard)  the  guard  of 
the  walls  ;  a  besieger. 

T//f'  for  TiKc,  Ion.  for  /rr/cr,  3  sin. 

2  a.  ind.  act.  —  TfVt,  2  a.  impr. 
act.  —  TcKc7v,  act.  —  TcKfVOui, 
mid.  2  a.  inf.  —  Tikt),  3  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  act.  of  TiKTo}, 

TUtaci,  Ion.   for  reKcai,  d.  pi.  of 

TlKOi. 

Tikct'  for  TiKtro,  Ion.  for  ctikcto,  3 
sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of  tiktu). 

TtKjtaipOfiai,  -T},  -crat,  mid.  of 

TcKuaipo),  (fr.  next)  to  declare, 
show  or  prove  by  signs.  TtKfxal- 
pofiai,  to  perfect,  accomplish, 
bring  to  an  end,  fulfil  ;  to  ap- 
point, ordain,  determine  ;  to 
plan,  devise,  contrive ;  to  fore- 
tell, denounce  ;  to  mark,  observe, 
watch,  look  at,  consider  ;  to  con- 
jecture, infer,  conclude,  suppose, 
imagine. 

TiKuftp,  rd,  indecl.  an  end,  issue, 
event,  termination,  accomplish- 
ment ;  a  sign,  proi;nostic,  por- 
tent, omen  ;  a  mark,  token. 

TcKij^piov,  -ov,  rli,  (fr.  last)  an 
end,  object,  purpose  ;  argument, 
proof. 

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TEA 

TtKftiap,  rb,  indecl,  same  as  rUaap. 
Also,  an  end,  object,  purpose, 
design,  intention  ;  a  testimony, 
proof,  sig7i,  prognostic. 

TiKVu,  rii,  pi.  of  riKvov. 

"TeKi'iov,  -ov,  T(i,  (dim.  of  tIkvov  a 
child)  a  little  child. 

TcKvoyovuv,  prcs.  inf.  act.  cont. 
of 

TtKvoyovliii  -i,  f.  -fjoia,  p.  titckvo- 
ydviixa,  (fr.  same,  anily/vo/<n(  to 
bo  born)  to  bear  children.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  CTCKvoy6>')i<Ta. 

TcKvoyovia,  -aj,  i%  (fr.  same)  child- 
bearing. 

TtKvoyovos,  -ou,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 
bearing  or  having  children, 

tiKvov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  Wktu)  to  pro- 
duce) tiffspring  ,•  a  child,  son. 

TcKvoTtoiiu  -w,  (fr.  last,  and  Kotiu) 
to  make)  to  beget  children  ;  to 
adopt  a  child. 

TcKiaTTOiriOiicofiat,  I  f.  ind.  pass, 
of  last. 

TcKvonmbi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  tikvov  a 
child,  and  ttoi/w  to  make)  beget- 
ting children. 

TtKiiorpoiplo}  -ui,  f.  -(/(T(i),  p.  TCTCKVO- 
Tpu<pt/Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  rpiAoi  to 
rear)  to  bring  up,  rear,  educate 
or  maintain  cliildrcn.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  cTCKvoTp6ij)7iaa. 

TtKvorp6<pos,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  same) 
rearing  or  educating  children. 

TcKviTpotjioi,  -ov,  b,  )';,  (fr.  same) 
supported  or  maintained  by  chil- 
dren. 

TcKv6<pi,  (Poet,  for  several  cases 
of  TtKvov)  by  a  child,  by  means 
of  a  son,  &c. 

T£Ki'o</i(ii'os,  -ou,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
(jtivu)  to  kill)  destroying  children. 

TcKt'Coi  -Z,  (fr.  TiKvov  a  child)  to 
beget  or  have  children,  bear  chil- 
dren.    TcKvdojxai,  to  be  born. 

Twj'wffif,  -£uf,  (/,  (fr.  last)  the  be- 
getting of  children. 

TiKov,  -£j,  -£,  Ion.  for£r£Koi',  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  tikto}. 

TMof ,  -£o;  -ovi,  rii,  same  as  tikvov, 

TeKo'uaa,  fcin.  of  TtKciv,  2  a.  par. 
act.  of  tIktio. 

TtKTuivo),  f.  -avZ,  (fr.  tiktoiv  a 
workman)  to  fabricate,  contrive, 
plan,  construct,  build,  make, 
work  ;  to  practise  a  handicraft 
trade. 

TcKTi'ivaro,  Ion.  and  Att.  for  £r£K 
TuvaTu,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
last. 

"ViKToviKbi,  -)i,  -uv,  (fr.  next)  of  a 
umrkinan,  mechanical,  architec- 
tural. 

TiKTiav,  -ono;,  b,  (fr.  Ttvx<^  to 
build)  a  workman,  artificer,  artist, 
carpenter ;  a  maker,  inventor. 

TiKii),  obs.  for  which  tIktui. 

T£/cu)i',  -ovoii,  -bv,  2  a.  par.  act.  of 
tIkto)  . 

rfAa/idi',  -wi'Of,  5,  a  man's  name. 

TfAafiwii,  -cSi/of,  b,  (fr.  riXa'w  to 
sustain)  a  strap  for  carryinjj  the 
shield ;  a  thong,  belt,  girdle, 
bandage, 

TcXafttDviai,  -wv,  a'l,  (fr.  last)  a 
dog's  collar  ;  an  armed  collar  for 
dogs. 


TEA 

TtXa/iwwof,    Telamonian,    epithet 

of  Ajax. 
TeM£a8at,pres.  inf.  pass. — Tc}.ini, 

2  sin.   pres.   sub.    act.   of   tc- 

Tc\e6ovTt,  Dor.  for  Te\(dovai,Sp\. 

pres.  ind.  act.  of 
TtAtflw,  -cii,  -£i,  and  T£X/0o/iui,(fr. 

rtAXu  to  be)  lo  be,  be  present ; 

to  arise,  flourish  ;    TiKedovrat,  3 

pi.  pres.  ind.  pass.  rcXiduiat,  3 

pi.  pres.  sub.  act. 
TfXci,  d.  sin.  of  r/Xof. 
TcXci,  3  sin.  cont.  ind. — TcXttre,  2 

pi.  cont.  impr.  pres.  act.  of  tc- 

X((j. 
Tt>.tia,  fem.  of  r/Xeios. 


TEA 


TEA 


Xiawai,  3  pi.   1  a.  sub.  act.  ofj     aavro;,  g.  sin.  -iraai,  d.  pi.  1  a. 


TcXeadfj,  3  sin.  1   a.  sub.  pass.  — 
TeXcaOrjccTai,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  pass. 

of  TtXfU. 

TtXcctaSai,  -a,  b,  Dor.  for  Te\c- 

aiaSrii,  a  man's  name. 
TeXfo-ios,  -ov,  b,  ti,  (fr.  rj'Xof  an  end) 

flnishing,      etiding,     conclusive, 

last ;  perfect,  accomplished. 
Te\c<7tovpyiu>  -d,  (fr.  last,  and  ip- 

yov)  to  perfect, flnish,  accomplish; 

to  initiate,  introdxcce. 
TcXtaiovpyoi,  -oTi,  b,  >/,  (fr.  same) 

flnishing,   concluding,  effective ; 

Subs,     a     flnisher,    performer, 

cause. 


TcXcUto,  Ion.  for  crcXciero,  3  sin.  TeXea/ia,  -aroj,  to,  (fr,  riXo;  a  tri- 


impf.  ind.  pass,  of  T-rXtfa*. 
TiXctog,  -a,  -ov,  or  -ov,  b,  ^,  (fr. 


bute)  a  tribute,  tax  ;  erpendi 
lure,  cost ;  the  end,  extremity. 
TtXoi  an  end)  complete,  perfect, \Ti\iaov,  -dro},  impr.  1  a.  act. — T/- 
entire,  sound;  spotless,  umbtc-\  Xccaa,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  eri- 
mished  ;  mature,  adult,  full]  Xcaa,  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  TcXioarj, 
grown,  of  full  age  ;  flrm,  \  Poet,  for  rcXiaii,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub. 
strong,  flnished.  comp.  Tt\ti6Tc-\  act.  of  TcXfu. 
poi.  sup.  -(Jrarof.  !  TtXtaciyuixotai,    for    rcXsaiya/iotf, 

TcX«(5ri75,  -i?T0f,  }),  (fr.  last)  per-       d.  pi.  of 
fection,perfectntss,  completeness,  TeXeaoiyanof,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  rcXtw 
consummation  ;    soundness,     a.       to  finish,  and  ydfiof  a  marriage) 
TcXudrrjTa.  flnishing    or     consummating    n 

TtXtioS/zaj,  -ovrai,   1    and   3  sin.       marriage. 

cont.  pres.  ind.  pass,  of  TiXiaaui,  Poet,  for  TcXitrto,  1  f.  ind. 

TiXit6ij>  -a,  f.  -cio-oj,  p.  rcTtXdoJKa,       or  1  a.  sub.  act.  ofreXtu). 

(fr.    r/Aoj    an    end)   to  perfect,  TcXca^upeio  -u,  (fr.  riXo;  an  end, 
flnish,  complete,  accomplish,  ful-       and  ^/pw  to   bring)   tu  bring  to 
fit,    consummate,    terminate  ;    to      perfection^  bear  fniil  ;    to  flnish, 
initiate,  consecrate,   dedicate.     1       complete  ;  to  pni/  a  tax. 
a.  act.  ind.  cTiXcioxra'  sub.  re-  TeXea(ti6po<;,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.   same) 
Xciu>oui-  inf.  rcXciuo-ui.  pres.  ind.      flnishing,     ending,    ronrlusive  ; 
pass.  TcXttdojiai-ovftai,  per. pass.       perfect,  complete,  flnished ;    use- 
md.  TtTtXcl<ji(iai,  -cat,  -raf  par.      /"/,      advantageous,     profllahle, 
TtriXtmmivoi,  -n,  -ov,  1  a.  pass.      /''f'tful,  productive  ;   introduced 
ind.  crcXciiiOnv,  -rif, ->]•  sub.  Tc-       '»   idolUrous   riles,    prostituted; 
Xei<i>6(j,  -!ji,  -^,3  \)\.  TcXctwduiai.       Subs,  a  prostitute,  harlot. 
TtXclaOui,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  impr.  TiXt(T<popovm,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
pass.   —  TtXurai,  3  sin.  cont.        act.  ofrtXtaipopioi. 
pres.  ind.  pass.  ofrtX/o).  TtXtr^,  -Tu,  !),  (fr.  r/Xof  an  end) 

TiXilui,  Poet,  for  TtX/w.  an    end,    issue,    consummation  ; 

TiXtiiijOcif,  par. —  TtXtiwOiJ,  3  sin.  initiation,  idolatrous  ccremon;/, 
-Ouiot,  3  pi.  sub.  I  a.  pa.ss. —  clmrm  ;  mi/slcry,  impure  rites  of 
TtXetuiaat,  inf.  —  TcXctwadvrotv,  necromancy  or  vnlchcrafl. 
g.  pi.  par. —  TtXfiojffu,  sub.  1  a.  TcXivvri,  and  TiXcvot,  Dor.  for  re- 
act. <>i TtXudiii.  Xlovai,  3  pi.  j)rcs.  ind.  act.  of 
TtXtluina,  -aroi,  to,  (fr.  rcXciSai  to       rcXiia. 

perfect,  th.   r/Xof  th<;  ('nd)  per-  TcXlvt'i,  -Ss,  i,  Dor.  for  tiXcvt)'i. 
feclion,  consummation,  tlerUh.        TcXcvrii,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
TtXtlij)!;,  (fr.  same)  perfrrtli/,  com-       of  rcXcvrdio. 

pleteh/,  ul>sitlulrly,  fully  ;     alto-  TcXcvraTos,  -a,   -ov,    (fr.    tcXcvtii, 
gethcr,  entirely,  to  the  end.  same  as  th.  ri'Xo?  the  end)  flnul, 

TtXtluaif,  -(Of,  Alt.  -tux;,  ,'/,  (fr.  tttst,  ertremc,  ullimnle ;  setting, 
same)  a  cnmvlftion,  accomjilish-        expiring. 

mrnl,  perfrrtion,  consummation,  TtXcvriiv,  pros.   inf.    act.   cont. 

fulfilment  ;    a  corutcration,  ileiii-       TtXcvrnrrri,  Dor.   for  riXevri'iaci, 

cation.  3  sin.  I  f.  ind.  ari — TiXiiraaiv, 

TtXriurfu,    -ov,  b,    (fr.    same)    a       Ion.  and  Dor.  for  trtXivrtiat,  3 

flnistitr,perfnTmfr.  a.  riXituTfiv.       "in.  I  a.  ind.  art.  —  TiXivrdru), 

T/Xcov,  -oil,  tA,  name  nji  r/Aof.  3    sin.    con*,    pres.    impr.    net. 

T/Acoj,  Mme  ng  rfXciof.  of 

T£>c<5'.i  -<3,  .same  n»  nXciiw.  TcXturdia  -w,  f.  -I'/nio,  n.  riTrXtvTt)- 

TiXfirai,  inf.  —tiXfonnii,  opt.  —  xa,  (fr.  next)  lo  end,  flnish,  ler- 
TcXfaat,  and  i^'^ol.  TcXiaaif,\  minntr ;  to  perfccl,  rjnnplrte,  ac- 
par.  1  a.  art.  ofrjA/w.  compliith  ;  to  die,  drrrasr, 

TiXujni,  Ion.  for  irlXiaav,  3  pi.  I .  TtXturi),  •.■;?,  i'/,  (fr.  r/X-x  an  end) 
a.  md.  act.  — .TtX/sti/i,  -nj,  -t,j  an  end,  imi/o,  Irrminnlion  ;  a 
vEol.  for r«A/iri(^i,  -fi(f,-n(.  1  a.)  eompUlion,  accnmjilishmrnl^  con- 
opt.  act. —  T/XeTcv,  Ion.  for  fr/-       summation  ;  drrrnse,  dmlh. 

Xiaiv,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  art, —  Tt-lTtXtvrtiaat,  1  a.  inf.  act.— TiAtwr/}- 1     ihcrer' publican. 

(555) 


par.  act —  TcXcvrm',  par,  pres. 
act.  cont.  of  rtXtura'u). 
T«X/w  -w,  f.  -fcrw,  p.  rmXeica,  (fr. 
rf'Xof  an  end)  /o  flnish,  end,  ter- 
minate ;  to  perfect,  complete,  ac- 
complish,fulfll  ;   lo  effect,  cause, 
make,  render  effectual;    to  tend 
or  relate  to ;  to  enjoin,  add,  com- 
mand;  to  sell,  pay  ;    to  do,  per- 
form,   celebrate ;     to   initiate  in 
idolatrous   7nystcries.    I    a.  act. 
ind.  CTiXeaa'  sub.  7£Xf'(7CD,-i)j, -//. 
per.  pass.  ind.  TiTiXtofiai.    1  a. 
pass.  ind.  criXiaOrjv,  -ijj,  -»;•  sub. 
TtXtaBd,  -Tis,  -]!•  1  f.   pass.  ind. 
TiXcOijcofiai,  -r),  -CTai. 
TtXf'wf,  (fr.  sa.me)  perfectly,  com- 
pletely^ futiy. 
TtX/wcrif,  same  as  rcXelitiais. 
TiXrj,  pi.  cont.  of  Tf'Xof. 
TeX)'/cti,  -taaa,  -tv,  (fr.    r/Xof    an 
end)  perfect,  complete,  sound,  en- 
tire ;  spotless  pure,  excellent. 
TiXficaan;,  a.  pi.  fem.  of  last. 
TtXioKOftat,  (fr.  tcXo;  an  end)  to  be 
completed,  perfected  ;    to  be  ini- 
tiated   in    iilolatroiis    mysteries, 
commit  prostitution. 
TtXXivrt,  -Tii,  i),  a  kind  offish,  sup- 
posed to  be  the  limpet. 
TeXX'is,  the  whole,  entire. 
Tf'XAu,  Poet,  and  rare,  to  accom- 
plish,  perform ;     to    command^ 
order.     TiXXo/iai,  to  be,  exist ;  to 
become ;    arise,  rise.   ppcr.  pass. 
tTcrdXfiTjv,  -co,  -TO. 
TcXfia,    -aros,  rd,  a  puddle,  dike, 

marsh,  swamp. 
TcX/iif,   -7i'os,   b,   (fr.  last)  mud, 

mire,  puddle. 
Tf  Xof ,  -eos-ovs,  rd,  end,  termination, 
extremity  ;  close,  period,  expira- 
tion, death;  event,  issue,  result, 
conser/uence  ;       accomplishment, 
completion,  fulfilment  ;     a  tax, 
impost,  tribute,  revenue,  custom; 
expense,  charge,  cost,  sum  ;  ma- 
gistracy, office,  power,  authority  ; 
a  division  of  an  army,  legion, 
cohort,  troop,  banil.  Tri  riXca  -i;, 
mysteries,     sacred    riles  ;     mar- 
riage ;    regulations.^  statutes,  de- 
crees.    "Eli  Ti'Xoi  completely.   Kri 
Ti'Xof   or  T/Xof  uilii   the   prep, 
imdcrstond,  finally,  at  length  ; 
Alii  TiXovi,prrpelunlty,  constant- 
ly ;  Ihroughout,  lo  the  mil. 
TtXoTioa,  n.  fem.  coiil.  |)ar.  pres. 
art.  —  TcXoTiai,  3  |)l.  cont.  pres, 
ind.  act.  ofrcXiw. 
TfXaov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  r/Xof  the  end) 

Ihr  end,  lerminaliim,  extremity. 
TtXxiv,-ivo(,  b,  (((crhnnsfr.  S/Xyut 
to  seduce)   a    wizard,    rhnrmrr^ 
rnrhnnler  ;  a    seducer,  impostor, 
tlrrcivrr. 
TtXiiv,  pros.  par.  act.  cont.  of  tc- 

X/io. 
TtXwi'/(i>  -u),  (fr.  next)  to  gather 
taxes  ;  to  firm  the  putilir  reve- 
nues. TcXwvtoiirii,  lo  pay  taxes, 
be  taxed,  be  Iribulary. 
TtXiivni,  -nv.  A,  (fr.  rlXof  a  tax, 
and  wr/o/irti  lo  buy)  a  farmer 
of  Ihr  public  revenues  ;  a  t<ut  ga- 


TF.r 


rKP 


TET 


TiXwiior,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  last)  the  r<- 
rtipt  of  cuMom,  cunlom-housc, 
loll-qffice, 

Tf/ifiti,  d.  sin.  of 

Tificvof,  -to{  -ovi,  tA,  (Ir.  ri/ini)  lo 
rut  off)  a  portion  or  tract  of 
land  set  apnrl,  anil  appropri- 
ated to  a  prince  or  consecrated 
lo  divine  uses  ;  a  secret  place^ 
ground,  f;rotr  or  ttmplc  ;  n  de- 
mesne. 

'I'ilivoioai,  Dor.  lor  T/fivou<rai,  n. 
pi.  foni.  par.  (ires.  act.  of 

T«/ii(D,  f.  rfjjd,  p.  r/rfitjKd,  to  cut, 
cut  i}ff  or  down,  lop,  amputate  ; 
to  separate,  appropriate  ;  to  lay 
lunstc,  devastate ;  to  scatter,  dis- 
xipate  disperse  ;  to  ratify,  sanc- 
tion. 2  a.  inii.  act.  ha^iuv.  per. 
ind.  mid.  rirofiu 


and  CKtirruiiai    In   see)    iiti    oli- 

tcrt'cr  of  omens,  aun"ii  sootli- 

sai/er,  diviner,  prophet. 
TcparMrii,  -rof-onj,  i,i'i,  (Ir.  ripaj 

a    sign)   portentous,  protliffious, 

»/iir<«:w/oi(,<,  ominous. 
T[pii3iiOo(,  or  Ttpf'/iiiOos  or  T/p- 

fiiiOoi,  -ov,  li,  the  turpinline  tree. 
Ti'ptDrt,  and  Ion.  Tepcli'it,  n.  Ibni. 

—  Tt'ptva,  a.  sin.  oI't/^i);!'. 
Ttpf/Jiur,  -o(',  Td,  the  roof. 
Tcptrl^u),  to  sinf:,  cliirp,  hum  ;  to 

prate,  hahUe  ;   tn  sin/;  hwdly. 
Ttptrpioi',  -01',  Tu,  (dim.  of  next)  a 

smallpirrcer,  borer,  giviblet. 
T/ptrpor,  -0X1,  rb,  (Ir.  Tfp/u  tol)ore) 

un  aii/^nr,  piercer,  f^imblet. 
Tcj)io),  r.  -)J<ruj,  (perliaps  Ir.  Tti'pw 
lo  afflict)  to  turn  in  a  lolhe  ;    lo 
liorc,  pierce,  wound 


'I'fUnta,  -II,  -u)v,  ra,  Tempe,  name  I  Ttpfj^cii ,  -6voi,  u,  (fr.  last)  a  s)dp 

of  a  vale  in  Tliessaly.  ]     worm;  any  thin  ^  lei>f;/henril  mit. 

Tf(<(5,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  Tf/trw.  |T/p>7i',  ripnia,  rtptv,  (fr.  reipia  to 

'I'lvayoi,  -coi  -uvi,  rd,  (fr.  Tfyyw  lo       rub)  soft,  tender,  delicate  ;  young. 

wet)   a   u-et   place,  bog,  7narsh,\Tcppptia, -ag,  {/,  {fr.  next)  incanta- 


sloush,  swamp. 
'VctavTOKoiriui  -ui,  or  Tji'oi  roKOTrtui 

-a,  f.  -iico),  (fr.  rivuv  the  neck, 

and  KdiTTio  to  cut)  to  cut  off  the 

neck,  behead. 
'Viviti,  3  sin.  prts.  ind.  act.  of 
Thbui  or  TivOui,  to  gnaw,  bite,  eat. 
Tivdos,  -ov,  Ion.  Tcviioin,  b,  Te- 

neeJos,  name  of  an  island. 
'Viv6ris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  rivBti)  to  eat)  a 

glutton 
Ttvdpriii>v,  -Ci'Of,   and  TcvOpt'ivv 


tion,  cliarm,  divination;  artifice, 
subtlety,  delusion  ;  specimis  lan- 
guage. 

TtpOpciis,  -fos,  Att.  -f'ws",  0,  (Ir.  ri- 
pai  a  sign)  a  juggler,  diviner, 
conjurer,  impostor  ;  u  boaster, 
deceiver. 

TcpOpcvw,  or  -nofiai,  (fr.  last)  to 
charm,  impose  upon,  tricls,  de- 
ceive, use  specious  talk. 

T  ipdpov,-ov  ,Tu,the  rope  which  stretch- 
es the  sail  on  the  yanl-arm,  sheet. 


»K,  '';,  (fr.  same)  a  stinging  in-iTip/x',  for 
sect,  wasp,  bee.  j  Tipjia,  -liroi,  to,  a  limit,  eiul, houn 


Thovra,  a.  sin. — Tf lovrr,  n.  dual. 

of  TCVtav. 
Tcvovrdto  -H,  f.  -liiru,  (fr.  next)  to 

behead. 
Thiav,  -ovTO(,  6,(fr.  retviii  tostretch) 


dary,  term  ;  a  goal ;  end  of  a 
course.     Adverbially,  at  length. 

Tf'p/((v0o$,  see  TipifiivOoi. 

TcpfiiScii,  -ccaa,  -cr,  (fr.  Wp/io  a 
boundary)   reaching  to  the  end. 


a  nerve,  tendon,  muscle ;  the  neck.  I     coming  down  to  the  feet,  down  to 
1'i^tadat,  inf.  —  Ti^ofiat,  -;;,  -irai,  i      the  ankles. 

1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  Wktw.  Tippii,  and  ripftuii',  same  as  ripina 


'Fioti,  and  Tioiat,  d.  pi.  of 
Teds,  -«,  -if.  Dor.  for  aui. 
Tf'pa/ivos,  -on,  0,  (fr.  Kipafioi  a^ile) 
a  roof,  covering,  shade,  tent  ;    o 
chest. 
Tipafivof,  -ny  -ov,  (fr.  next)  tender, 

soft,  delicate. 
1'ipaiiO)v,  -ovoi,  6,1/,  (fr.  rlpiiv  soft) 
tender,  soft,  delicate.  ] 

T/paf,  -aroi,  ri,  a  sign,  omen,  por- 
tent, miracle,  wonder  ;    a  mon- 
ster, prodigy. 
T/pui7(,  d.  pi.  of  last. 
'lLipaaK6iroi,Sync.  for  TtparoaKo-o?. 
TipdcTtoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  rjpuj  a  pro- 
<iiqy)  prodigious,  portentous,  omi- 
nous, marvellous,  monstrous. 
Tipara,  n.  a.  v.  —  Tcpdroiv,  g.  pi. 

of  same. 
Tcpareia,  -«i,  i'/,   (fr.  same)  jug- 
glery, impoature,  deception. 
Tcparevij),    and    T tparcvopai,    (fr. 
same)  to  tell  of  wonders,  relate 
profligies ;    to  juggle,  play  im- 
posing tricks,  practise  artful  de- 
ceptions. 
TiparoTToioj,  'Ov,  i,  ii,  (fr.  same, 
and  TToiiiji  to  make)  performing 
mirbcles. 
TtpaTocKdnof,  -ov,  h,  ri,  (fr.  same, 


TfpT7£i,  act.  —  TipTTirai,  pass.  3 

sin.  prcs.  ind.  — TfpTco,  Ion.  for 

Tiprov,  pres.  impr.  pass. —  Tco- 

TTfado),  3  sin.  pres.  impr.  pass. 

—  Tf'prer',  Ion.  for  tr/pTrtro,  3 

sin.  impf.  pass,  of  r/prnj. 

TcpTiKf'pauvo;,  -ov,  !>,  (fr.  rip-nit  lo 

delight,    and   Kipavvbg  thunder) 

delighting  in  thunder,  the  thun- 

derer. 

T£p7ri'df,->),-oi',(fr.  T/pirutodelighl) 

delightful,    pleasant,    agreeable. 

comp.  rtpirKrfTCpos,  sup.  -vdraroi. 

TcpTTvdTiju    -riroi,    i'/,    (Ir.    same) 

pleasantness,  pleasure,  delight. 
TtpnvSii,    (fr.    TtpTTvif.    pleasant) 
ple(Uian(ly,deliglUfully, agreeably- 
Tepnoifxriv,  pres.  opt.  pass.  —  Ttp- 
ffd/K£i'os,  pres.  par.  pass.  — T/p- 
novTo,   Ion.  for  trfpnnvTO,  3  pi. 
impf.    pass.  —  Tip-nov,    -tV0w, 
pres.  impr.  mid.  of 
TipTTw,  f.  -4"",  P-  -0")  '"  divert, 
amuse,  entertain  ;  to  delight,  en- 
liven, clieer ;  to  refresh,  satisfy, 
satiate.       Tfpffo/;«(,    to   rejoice, 
amuse  one''s  self.   1  pi.  pres.  sub. 
pass.  TcpndiicBa. 
TcpTuXr/,  -r/f,  (';,  (fr.  last)  (klighl, 
pleasure,  amusement, 
(506) 


tcpaatviD,  same  as  ripou). 
'Vipati,  3  sin.  —  Tipoirov,  du.  1  C 

A''.o\.  of  Tt/pa'. 
TtjiaiTo,  Ion.  for  trtpircTo,  3  kmi. 

nnpf.  pass,  of  ripau. 
Ti'paiivt,  3  sin.   1  a.  md.  act.  of 

7£p<7ai'i'u),  same  us 
TtpaiD,  to  dry  up,  wipe,  staunch. 
T/pnof,  -ov,  u,  fr.  Lat.  IWlius,  a 

man's  name. 
T/pTuXXoy,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
Tipvi,  -uos,  b,  li,  (fr.  rt/pw  to  ha- 
rass) feeble,  weak,   worn  out  ; 
thin,  slender,  slight ;   voracious, 
greedy. 
TtpvoKii),  same  as  rclpw. 
TcpifjOfi,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 
Tipxpai,  1  a.  par.  act.  of  rlpmo. 
TtpxjjlfiiipoToi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  nexl, 
and  ftporbi  a  mortal)  delightful 
to  men,  cheering,  animating. 
Tfp^if,  -lof,  Alt.  -cwj,  li,  (fr.  rlpniM 
to  delight)  delight,  joy  ;  pleasure, 
gratijicution.    n.    pi.    Alt.   com. 
ripxpui. 
Tcpil/txipV)  -viy  fir  one  of  the  Muses. 
Tfcaapa,  -otv,  ril,  ncut.  of  T/iroaptj. 
TcaaapdKOVTn,   indccl.  (fr.   same) 

forty. 
"VtauapaKovTatTTTa,  indecl.  (fr.  last, 

and  /irra  seven) /or/^-swcn. 

T£ff(7apaK0vracr))f,  -fos  -ouf,   6,  )/, 

(fr.  same,  and  iroi  a  year)  of 

forty  years. 

TtoaapaKovruTTtvrc,     indecl.      (Ir. 

same,  and  nivTC  five)  forty-five. 

TccaapaKoardi,   -»;,  -iv,  (fr.   next) 

fortieth. 
Tiaaupc;,  Att.  riTTaptSy  -niv,u\,a't, 
four.    d.  pi.  Tiaaapat,  a.  riaan- 
pQf,  -a. 
TeaaapcaKaiocKu,  indecl.  (fr.   last, 
Ka't  and,  and  lU'/ca  ten)  fourteen. 
TtaaaptaKmfitKaTos,    -»),    -ov,    (fr. 

same)  fourteenth. 
T/tro-fpts,  Ion.  for  riaaapti. 
Ttraypivoi,-ri,  -ov,(per.  par.  p'LSS. 
of  Tilaam    to    order)    arranged, 
compact,  Jir7n,  steady. 
Teraypivms,  (fr.  last)  inorder, regu- 
larly, orderly  ;  ata  stated  time. 
Terayiov,  -ovaa,  -bv,  Ion.  redupl. 
for  Toywi',   2   a.    par.   act.  of 

Trt'^W. 

'I'fTuKa,  per.  ind.  act.  ofrdvui. 
TiTuKTai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass,  of 

T<ia<T(D, 
ThaXnai,  per.  ind.  pass,  of  riXXw. 
TcTavb^,    ->i,    -bv,    (fr.     rtfvoi     to 

stretch)      extended,       stretclied, 

lengthened ;  smooth,  even.  Subs. 

distension,  stretch,  strain. 
Tiravrai,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass,  of 

Tilvui. 
TcraTctvoypivos,  ->;,  -ov,  per.  par. 

pass.  ofraTreivAw. 
Ttrdpnypui,  -fai,  -Krai,  ind. —  Tt* 

Tapaypivoi,   -7),    -ov,    par.    per. 

pass,  of  Tapuaaia. 
TtTapayniv(i);,  (fr.  per.  par.  pass. 

of  Tapdacrui)   disorderly,   irregu- 
larly, in  confusion, 
TfTrtpTrii/uvus,    and    TtTapirwpitQa, 

Ion.  redupl.  for  TapiT6p.tvoi,  2  a. 

par.  mid.  and  rapnuptda,  1  pi.  2 

a.  sub.  mid.  of  r/pirw. 
iTcraorrdoi,  -a,  -vv,  (fr.  next)  on  t/ie 


V    *-, 


TET 

fovTtli  day,  of  four  days,  four 
'/ay*'  cotUinuance.  " 

'Vhaproi,  -n,  -ov,  and  Poet.  Tfrpo- 


TET 


TET 


roi. 


TirdXniiKa,  ind. —  TtroAfiWi'ai, '    fourfold,   fold    or    repeal    fou" 

inf.   per.  act.  of  ToXiidu).  i     times. 

Tfro/(a,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  Tt'fivu).      ]'Vc.Tpav\aaloi, -a,  -ov,  and  Ttrpa- 
ov,   (fr.  r/o-ffflpej  four)  JT/rop',  for  r/ropa,  neut.  of  Tf7-optf,j      ffAatriuii', -ovoj,  J,  ^,  and  Tcrpa- 


TrXdoj  -OBf,  -6t]  -rj,  -uov  -ooi',  (fr- 

Tfffo-apES  iowc)  fourfold, 
TtTparX^,  (d.  sin.   of  rtrpairXdoj) 

fourfold. 
TfTpoTrXuis,  (fr.  same) /our/bW. 
T£Tpd;roi5a"  g.  -Trd^ui',  pi.  of  rcTpd- 

TtrpaTrdXof,  -ov,  &,  /;,  (fr.  TtTQai 
four,  and  toXj'o)  to  turn)  turned 
up  01  ploughed  four  times. 

TeTpa-ovi,-o6oi,b,li,(fr.  same,and 
TTOvs  a  foot)  four-footed,  quad- 
ruped. 


fourth,  d.  sin.  Tcrdp-ni.  \      Ion.  and  Poet,  for  ricaapes. 

Tirarat,   3  sin.   of  ri'ra/jai,  -ffa(,:T£rpa,    (fr.  Ti<rcrap£f  four)  in  com- 

-rai,  per.  ind.  pass.  — Tiraro,       pos.  four  times,  fourfoUI. 

Ion.    for   triraTo,    3  sni.   pper.  Ttrpdyuos,  -oi^,  b,  ij,  (fr.  last,  and 

uid.  pass,  of  Tcnui.  y<"]  an  acre)  of  four  acres. 

Tirdxarai,  Ion.  for  rtTayiiivot  eiat  TcTpayoivoirpdauiros,    -ov,  i, »;,  (fr. 

3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass,  of  rdaaoi.   '■     next, and  rp(5<TUTrovaface)«7uarf- 
T£T£(X'<'/"'v'Of,   -n,  -ov,  per.  par. '    faced,  sqtiare-f ranted,  square. 

pass,  of  Tuxi?,'>>-  T£Tpa'yu)i'05,-ou,o,)(,(fr.  T£Tpasfour, 

Tf'-tXa,  mid.  — T£T/X£«.a,  act.  —      and  yuvi'a  a  corner). /bur-corner- 

"ViTiXcatiai,  -aai,  -rat,  pass.  per.       ed,  quadranguUtr,  square. 

ind. —  T£T£X£tr^ji'05,-i7,-o>',  per.  :T£Tpdi',  for  rtrpd^a,  a.  sin.  of  r£- 

par.  pass,  of  rfX/w.  |  -pdj. 

T£r£Xi(w«:<J,  -ai,  -cor  -ti,  act.  —  Tfrpd^iov, -ov,  T6,(fr.  rtrpcjj,  four)  iTfrpdTTTfpoj,  -on,  u,  fi,  (fr.  same, 

T£T£Xti«(<ai,    -aai,    -rat,    pass.       a  quaternion,  parly  of  four.  VinA.  -nrcpiv  d,  w'wg)  having  four 

per.    ind.  — T:iTt\iii)uivoi,  •Ti,.TtTpaipdxftoi',-ov,  rb,  (fr.  same, 

-01-  par.  per.  pass,  of  r£X£i(5w.  ;  and  tipa;j;fin  a  drachm)  a  piece  of 
T£T£i'>'(ifK>«,"  for   Tcrvyiiivuf,  per.;     money   equal  to  four  drachms, 

par.  pass,  of  rvyxdvi).  about  2s.  Id. 

Tirax")  '"^y  "''  V^"^'  '"'^'  "■'^^  — jT£Tpd£V£f,  Dor.  for T£Tpa£V£S,  neut. 

T£r£OYarai,  Ion.  for  TCTCvyitivoii     of 

ticl,  3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass.  — T£-tT£Tpa£n'/s,  andT£rpa£r)K, -f'of -ot?, 

TtOyaTO,    Ion.     for    rtrcvynd'Oi       o, /),  (fr.  r£Tp(i5  four,  and  f'l'os  or 

ri<rati,  3  pi.  pper.  pass,  of  rev^^u.       j'ros  a  year)  of  four  years,  four 

Tt'r£ix">  -"f)  "''  P^''-  '"'^-  ^*^''  °^  1     .V""  oW- 

Ti,j'x«'*"^*  ITtrpacTia,  -ai,  t'l,   (fr.  same)  the 

Tirqiia,  per.    ind.    and   T£Tr/>cai{,|     space  of  four  years,  four  years. 

-via,  -df,  per.  par.  mid.  of  nj^o).  'T£rpa9f'Xir/ii'os,  -ov,  6,  >;,  (fr.  rtrpuq 
Tc/jpi/jca, -as,  -£,  3  pi.  -«ra(7i,  per.  I      four,  and  ^tXtuvoi' a  foundation) 

inu.  act. — Tcri'iiiriiiat,  -aai,  -Tai,[     having  four  foundations,  four- 

ind.  —  TcTVOlfiivoi,  -;;,  -ov,  par.  |     /bW. 

per.  pass,  of  rnpiw.  iTtTpalvui,  same  as  ri-palvw.    1  a. 

Tcriiifiive,  v.  sin.  of  T£T(»;^fi'oj, -;;,  i     ind.  act.  Ion.  rlrptiva 


-ov,  per.  par.  pass. —  TcTiriadov,<^T(TpaKii,   (fr.  ricaapcs,  four)  ./bur 
2  dii.  of  Tiritinat,  per.  ind.  pass.  |      times,  fourfold. 
—  Ttrirjiij,  Cras.   for  TtTitiKioi,^TeTpaKiaiivpiot,  -at,  -a,   (fr.   last, 
-v7(i, -Jj,  per.  par.  act.  ofn/w.        arid  /jvpios  ten  thousand )  _/or/^ 

Ttfi/iii'oj,-»),-ov,  per.  par.  pass,  of      thousand. 

tIuj,  or  Sync,    for  T£T(/ji7//fi'0«,  T£rpaKi(T;^;(XiO(,  -at,  -a,  (fr.  same, 
per.  par.   pass,  of  Ti//da).  and  ;;^('Xioi  athousand)ybur  </iou- 

■rtrj(ir;«c,  3  sin.  per.  ind.   act. — '     sand. 

'tcrifitjiiivof,    per.  par.  pass. — iTfTpaKi'apo;, -ov,  o,Dor.  forrfrpd- 
T iTijti'iitttjOa,  i)or.  for  T£ri;i*7fi£-       (ci'i7//o{,  (fr.   same,   aud  Kvi'ipn]   a 
9a.  1  pi.  —  T£Ti;ii;o6ai,  inf. —      spoke   in  awheel)  having  four 
'P£W/i;;Tai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass,  j     spokes, 
of  Tt ft du.  'TcTpaKiatoi,  -at,  -a,  (fr.same,  and 

T/rXa,  .\poc.  for  WrXaOi.  i      kAciui  a  hundred)  /i<wr  hundred. 

TiVXoa,   per.   ind.   mid.  or  Sync.  iTfrjciKoirioffri;, -i), -ir,  (fr.  same) 


wmgs. 
TcTpavTcpvWU,  -iioi, »;,  (fr.  same) 

an  insect  with  four  vAngs,  locust, 

grasshopper. 
T£7pdpu//o5,  -01',  b,  17, (fr.  same,  and 

pir^os   the  poole  of  "a    chariot) 

hatnn  §  four  poles. 
TcTpapx^'^  -<^5  f.  -'/ffw,  p.  rtrpapxri- 

/c<«, '(fr.  next)  to  be  Telrarch,  go- 
vern II  fourth  part. 
Tirpdpxm,  -01',  0,  (fr.  rerpai  four, 

and    upx:')  a    command)   a  le- 

trarch  or  governor   of  a  fourth 

part. 
Terpapxia,  -ai,  >'i,  (fr.  last)  aprin- 

cipalily,    government    of    a  te- 

trarch. 
"^LiTpapxamTOi,  g.   sin.  cout.  par. 


prcs.  act.  of  T£rpapxf<i). 
T£Tp(;si  -d^oi,  t'l,  (Ir.  Tiaadpti  four) 
the  number  four,  a  party  or  body 
offour^  quaternion. 
Ttrpaai,  d.  pi.  of  last;  or  Att.  for 

Teatrapai,  d.  pi.  of  rlaaapti. 
TiTpddT'txou  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.   r£rpas: 
four,   and  arixoi  a  row)  arrang- 
ed ill  four  rows. 
Tf rpurof,  Mctath,  for  rirapTOi. 
TcTpiirpvipoi,  -ov,   b, »;,  (fr.   rcrptii 
f  )ur,  and  ^livjrro)  to  lircak)  bro- 
ken or  cracked  into  four  parts. 
TcTpnvpuTtapivoi,  ->h-ov,  par.  Jicr. 
frjciKoirioirrog, -i;, -or,  ^ir.  sailie^        pass,  ot   TpavparH^O). 
for   rlrXtiKa.    per.   ind.   act.  of]    four  hundredth.  'T£rpa(i('(X)/flos, -ov,  4,  ij,  (fr.  rfrpas 

rXdu.  JTfrofiicrvf,    -Co{,    1';,   (fr.   Ttaaapii  ^      four,  and  (/idX»;prt  a  military  or- 

TirXaO',  for  r/TXafli,  nres.  impr.       (our)  Oienumhrr  four,  a  parly  of     nameni)     having    four     crests, 


act.   of  TiThifit,   or  W  Ion.  re-j    four;  a  quaternion. 

diipl.  for  rX(iOi,sanic  ofTX^i.    \TcTpaprp>)i, -(of  -ovj,  4, //,  (fr.  rt- 
TcrXrfpfi',  Ion. —  TfrXd/jtvai,  Dor. '      rpns  four,  amlyi/poj  a  pari)  f/iui>Z- 

for  TirXiivat,   prc».    inf.    act.  of  [     edinioor  consist  inn  of  four  parts. 

r/rXij/ii'  or  by  Ion.    redupl,    of  jTtrpa'/i;;vor, -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same,  and 

tXJ^iii.  I      /yi)!/ a  niontli)  </if  spur^  of  four 

ThXtiKCf  3  sin.   per.   ind.   act.    of,     months. 

rXiiw.  \TtTpiipiivi)(,  -01),  i, )'/,  (fr.  same)  of 

TirXi|//(,  nanio  as  rXdu.  fiiur  months, 

TcrXr/wj,  Sync,  for  T£TXi;<tojj,  per.  T/rpo/i/iai,    -i^ai, -trrai,  per.  ind. 

par.  ncU  of  rXdw.  |     pawH. — TcT-pri(i/j/i'oj,-r), -ov,  per. 

Thiti],  3  sin.  pres.   imh.   act.   of       par.  panH.  of  Tp/rrai. 

rtTorioplii.  -IIS,  /(,  (fr.  next)  a  cha- 
ruit  ami  four  hnrsrs. 


Thfitiica,  act.    —  Tir/iripai,  paM. 

per.  ind. —  Ttr/irj/j/voj,  \Hsr.  par. 

pntM.  of  rlpviit, 
T<t;i<i»,  to   cut    nhnrl^  ciimr   upon, 

overlakr  ;   to  flnil,  meet  v;ith, 
Tlroxa,  -a(,  -t,  per.  ind.  mid.  — 

TtroKiif,  -iii<i,  -4{,  g.  Hin.  fr-m. 

Ion.  T(To<ti'r»(f ,  per.  par,  mid.  of 

tIkti 


TiTpdopo(,-ov,  n,  (i,  (Ir.  rrrpHf  four, 


plumes  or  cones  ;    having  four 

studs. 
T£rpu(/)dXo?,  -ov,  4,  ('/,    (fr.    same, 

and  (/mXo{  a  crest )  having  four 

cones  or  crests. 
Tcrpdijiarai,  TiTpdipiiTO,  Ion. for  ri- 

Tpappiv(itnn't,^\>\.  ind.  per.  and 

for  rcTpiipph'ut  Tiaav,  3  \)\.  pper. 

pass,  of  Tpiijtui. 

Ttrpa\(i,-x>i  "^  -X'^fy '''"'  Tfrpny- 
0(1,  (fr.  Tt'aaapK  four)  in  four 
wnyv,  infimr  pieces. 

T«rpiij;;)Xlo/</vof,  -ri,  -oi',  P'T-  I"'r. 
pODH.  of  Tp(JV>;X/^lU. 

TtTprfi|o//n(,  ppful.ind.  ofrp/irw. 


and  at/puj   name   as  lli.  rfpu  to;TtTp£//a/i'(o,  (fr.    rp/io   to  tremlilp) 

|nm)./bur-/ior*«/,  drawn  byfourl      lit  shudder,  Irrmblc. 

horses.  Thptiyii,  'IVrpiiyiiv,  Ion.  forr«'rp«- 


T(rpiii:ei'o{,-o«,  !i,  !i,{fr.  mime,  and 
TTu^ovlhnijround)  miunrr,  of  four 
feet, 
TtrnnvXaoi<i(i>i,  (fr.  next)  to  make 
(6.)7) 


ya,  per.jMil.  mn 


:uid 


pper.  niKl.  mi 


i.  mill,  of 


iTfrpayiir, 


Tapaaaia. 


Thptivii,  -ai,  -£,  Ion.  for  irfrpfivn, 
1  a.  ind,  a<'l.  of  r/.Tpiifvu. 


TET 

r«rpr)ra»,  3  sin.  per.  iiul.  pass,  of 

Tffu),  for  ropi'u). 
T/rp;;;^(i,  -as,  -c,  per.  iiul.  act.  — 

sill.  ppcr.  acl. —  rcTpiixu)i,-via, 
-if,  per.  par.  ucl.  of  rpij;^(u.  Or, 
ViTpq^tis,  mav  be  by  Sync,   for 
riToipaxi^)  par.  per.  act.  of  ru- 
piiaaa. 
Tcrplyet,    Ion.  for  crtrpfyti,  3  sin. 
pper.  mid — T£rpiyuij,-viai-df, 
a.  pi.  TirpiydTas,  per.  par.  mid. 
of  rpl^u). 
Tirpoipa,  per.  iiiJ.  mid.  of  rflifiu). 
Or,  Att.    tur  TiTpiipn,  per.  ind. 
act,  of  rplnui.  per.  ind.  mid.  ri- 
Tpor.a. 
TtTpvfiat,  ind.  —  Terpvixevos,  par. 

per.  pass,  of  rpfu. 
T/rpu)«.u,  act.  —  T/rpu/uai,   pass, 
per.  ind.  —  Tcrptoiiivos,  -tj,  -ov, 
per.  par.  pass,  of  rtrpiaKij). 
IVrouipof,  see  Ttrpdopos. 
'Virra,  an  expression  of  honour  or 
respect,   sir,  good  sir,  dear  sir, 
my  friend. 
Tf'rrapcf,  Att.  for  riaaapa. 
TfT-rif,  -lyos,  ^f  a  grasshopper,  n. 

pi.    TtTTtyC^. 

Tf Tvynat,   ind.  —  TcrvyuiifOi,  -r), 

-01',  par.  per.  pass,  ana 
TcTVKovTo,  Ion.   and   Poet.   Ana- 

dipl.  for  tTvxov'^Oi  3  jil.  ~  a.  ind. 

mid.  of  T£i5;fW  or   for  trvKovro, 

same  of  tvkui. 
TfTuioraCjS  sin.  o^Tirvyftai,  -^ai, 

-KTai,per.  ind.  pass.  —  TirvKTo, 

Ion.    for  trirvKTo,  3  sin.  pper. 

pass,  of  Ttiy^ta. 
"ViTvipXiiiKa,  -Of,  -£  or-Ef,  per.  ind. 

act.  of  ■n)<p\6ij). 
teTV<pti)ii(vos,  -rii-ov,  par.  —  T£ri!- 

(puirai,  ind.  3  sin.  per.  pass,  of 

TtrvxrjKa,  per.  ind.  act.  —  Tc- 
rv)(^)iai.  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  ri!;^!;, 
3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  —  Terii^- 
9ai,  per.  inf.  pass,  ofre't^w. 

Ttv,  Dor.  for  tov,  which  for  aov,  g. 
sin.  of  or. 

Tivypa,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  ri'6)^u>  to 
prepare)  a  structure,  building, 
work,  contrivance. 

TcvOiiVt  -nvoi,  b,  (fr.  ruu  to  seek  ; 
or  for  -nevOnv  same)  an  cxnmin 
cr,  spy. 

HtuBof,  -ov,  h,  or  Ttvffis,  -lioi,  >i,  a 
cuttle  Jiih. 

TluKTr)p,  -npoi,  0,  (fr.  rtvx<o  to 
make)  a  workman,  mahtr. 

TcBurpof, -on,  4,  (fr.  same)  axvork- 
man.  Also  the  name  of  a 
man. 

T£uf ,  Ion.  for  irev^e,  3  sin.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  —  Ttv^av,  Ion.  for 
ircviav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Tci^cai,  Ion.  for  rcv^rj,  2  sin.  1 
f.  ind.  mid.  — Tcv^caOai,  inf.  — 
Tiv^opai,ind.  —  Tcv(6iievos,  -ri, 
-ov,  par.  I  f.  mid.  of  Ttix<>>  or 
of  Tvyxivia, 

XivrdCu),  f.  -affo),  to  be  busy  or 
anxious  about ;  to  act,  si.rve. 

TiZtXov,  -ov,  ri,  beet, 

Tcvydoitat,  same  as  tc6x<ii 


TEX 

Tc{<xi',  fof  '^'c^X'-"'  "•  I'' '"'•''" 

;^£<Ti,  d.  pi.  ol    TCVXOS. 
Ttii:^i;r»)j,  -oP,  h,  (fr.   Ttvxoi  ar- 
mour) armed,  in  arms. 
Tei'xotira,  Dor.  for  rtixovira,  pros, 
par.  fern.  —  T£ii;^;oi'ro,  Ion.   for 
£T£i;;^o»'Tu,  3  pi.   impf.  pass,   of 
same. 
T£i;;^of,  -coi  -ovs,Td,  (fr.  Ttvxw  to 
make)  a   vessel,    cask,   tub;    a 
case,  box,  press ;  a  roll,  volume, 
book  ;    an  instrument,  tool,  im- 
plement,   pi.     Tu  Tiiixca,  arvis, 
armour. 
T£i);^oi!,  pres.  impr.  mid.  of 
T£ii;^u),  f.  -f(i),  p.  tItcvxo,  to  form, 
make,   construct,    build,  frame, 
prepare ;  to  cause,  produce ;  to 
reach,    attain,   get,   obtain,  par- 
take ;  to  be,  become,  happen.  2  a. 
act.   fTvxov.  per.  pass,  rirevy- 
/i(i(  or  Timypai,  -fai,  -Krai.  1  a. 
ind.  pass.£r£i5;^y»;i',  and  £7-i!;^0j/i'. 
TiiPpa,-a;,  Ion.  Ti<ppVy->lSi>l^  ashes. 
Teippos,  -n,  -dv,  (fr.  last)  of  or  like 

ashes,  full  of  ashes,  dusty. 
Tcppdia  -d,  f.  -ojffo),  p.  TCT((ppiiiKa, 
(fr.   same)    to   reduce  to  ashes, 
burn,   1  a.  ind.  act.  cridipwaa, 
Te<ppij)irii,  -cos  -ovs,  b,fi,  (fr. same) 

like  ashes,  dusty, 
Tt<ppiJ3aai,-aaa,  -av,  par.  1  a.  act. 

01  TtippuW, 

TcxP^hi-tlan,  -iv,  par.  —  TexOr 
vai,  inf.  1  a.  pass. — Tcx^i'iaopai, 
-tj,  -erat,  I  f.  ind.  mid.  of  tIkto). 
Tcx^'dl^opiat,  i.  -daopat,  same  as 
Tex^'d^'^,  f.  -acrui,  (fr.  next)  to  pro- 
cure or  get  by  artifice ;  to  work 
ingeniously,  execute ;  to  invent, 
contrive,  devise,  manage,  plan; 
to  deceive,  defraud. 

Texvri,-ris,)'i,  trade,  craft,  business, 
profession;  art,  skill;  artifice, 
stratagem,  trick,  fraud,  deceit. 

Tcx''';C'S)  -Ecca,  -£>')  (fr-  last)  in- 
genious, artful,  deceitful. 

T£;^;i/)/irios,  (fr.  last)  ingeniously, 
artfully,  deceitfully. 

TiXvriftaj  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  rixvti  art) 
an  artifice,  stratagem,  device,  in- 
vention, contrivance. 

T£;ti'^/iwi',  -oi'of,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same) 
ingenious,  skilful,  clever  ;  artful, 
deceitful. 

Tcx'"'^''l""i  same  as  rcxvdi^ojiai. 

'Vtx''tK<>U  -'I,  -oi'i  (fr-  '^ix*"J  '"■') 
artificial,  technical;  ingenious, 
clever;  crafty,  cunning,  deceit- 
ful. 

TeX^'Utos,  (fr.  last)  artificially, 
cunningly,  craftily,  ingeniously. 

T£;^>'i<cair£po5,-u,  -ov,  comp.  ofTf;;^;- 
viKds. 

T£X''''''7J)  -01')  ^1  ('"'■•  ■'■*'%'''?  ^'^)  "" 
artiit,  mechanic,  artizan  ;  an 
artful  person,  deceiver. 

Tcx'iris,  -t^os,  hi  (fr.  same)  a  fe- 
male artist. 

Tex^oXoyio)  -d,  (fr.  same,  and  Aj- 
yw  to  speak)  to  treat  of  arts  ;  to 
speak  with  art,  discuss  accurate- 
ly, dispute  cunningly. 

Tcxvoyoyla,  -as,  fii  (fr-  same)  a 
treatise  on  art 


T£ti;^£,  Ion.  for  fT£i;;^;£,  3  sin.impf.  jTtYi'oXiJyo.r, -01),  o,  i),  (fr.   same) 
or  pres.  impr.  act.  of  TtOvw.        '     treating  of  art ;    speaking  art- 


THA 

fully,  talking   ptaunibly,  dectUr 
ful. 
T/(#),  Ion.  for  nvi,  d.  sin.  of  r/j. 
Too,  d.  sin.  —  Ttu,  n.  du.  of  rfdj, 

Dor.  for  aif. 
TidJS,  Ion.  for  tivuiv,  g.   |>1.  of  t/j. 
Ti'wj,  (fr.   £ta)s  until)  so  long,  the 
while,  during  the  time,    in   the 
meantime,  until;  hitherto,   here- 
tofore. 
Tjj,  (d.  sin.  fern,  of  A,  ,'/   ri,  viz. 
hSip  a  way^  this  way,  that  way  ; 
in  this  or  that  quarter  or  manner, 
here,   there;    hither,  thither;    in 
what  direction,   whither  ;  partly, 
in  this  respect. 
T)i,  Dor.  for  rde,  pres.  impr.  act. 
of  Tuj.     Or,  Apoc.  for  r^di,  2 
a.  impr.  act.  ofTijpn. 
T0evva,  -i}s,  and  T/j^evvos,  -ov,  >/, 

a  Roman  coat,  toga. 
Tfiyavi^ui,   f.  -tou),  p.   rerriydviKa, 
(fr.  rt'iyavoi'  a  frying  pan)  to  fry. 
Triyavtarfis,  -oJ,  b,  (fr.  same)  07ie 

who  fries,  a  cook. 
Ti'iyavov,  -ov,  rh,  (fr.  rfiKia  to  mell) 

a  frying  pan. 
Ti'iSe,  (d.   sin.  fern,   of  li&c,  bii^  a 
way   understood)    here,    hither, 
there,  thither. 
TfiBii  or  TriBi),  and  T(0.),  -Tn,  >',, 
(fr.  titOos  the  breast)  o  nurse;  a 
grandmother,  aunt. 
Tr)6uSi-vos,  )'i,  (li-.  last)  the  earth. 
TrjOiis,  -vosi  >%  Tethys,  a  sea  deity. 
TTiKcidvi,  d.  sin.  of 
TilKc&ibv,  -dvos,  fi,  same  as  rrj^is. 
T/jKCTat,  3  sin.   pres.  ind.  mid.  — 
TnKtro,  Ion.  for  cT/jKCTo,  3  sin. 
impf.  mid.  of  t^kw. 
TrjKrtK!is,-fi,  -dv,  (fr.  TrJKd)  to  melt) 

dissolving. 
TtjKTds,  -»/,  -dv,  (fr.  next)  melted  ; 

apt  to  melt,  dissoluble. 
TfiKta,  i.  -^(1),  p.  TtTttxa,  to  dissolve, 
melt,  thaw  ;  to  wet,  bedew,  moist- 
en ;  to  pine,  fret,  consume,  waste, 
decay.  2   a.    ind.  pass.   £ra»:»/i', 
-);f,  -(7.  2  f.    ind.   pass.   TaKrjoo- 
ptai. 
Tn^avyid}  -w,    (fr.  rTfXc  at  a  dis- 
tance, and  avyfi  brightness)  to 
shine  afar,  glitter  at  a  distance. 
TrjXavynpa,  -aros,  t&,  (fr.  same)  a 

distant  brightness  or  radiance. 
Tti\avyi]s,-ios  -ovs,  b,ii,  (fr.  same) 
shining  afar,  very  bright,  glitter- 
ing, radiant. 
TriXavriais,  -tos,   Alt.  -£U)f,  fj,  (fr. 
same)  a  distant  brightness,  briU 
liancij,  radiance. 
Tn^avyws,    (fr.  same)  splendidly, 
brilliantly,      conspicuously,    dis- 
tinctly. 
TrjXc,  T7X05,  and  Tri\69t,  at  a  dis- 
tance, far,  afar,  from  afar, 
T>i\ci3oa},  -Hv,  oi,  people  of  ^to- 

lia,  called  also  laphians. 
T>jXcj36Xos,  -ov,  b,  !]>  (ff-  riiXt  at  a 
distance,  and  (idXXoi  to  throw) 
darting    or    throwing  from   a- 
far. 
Tr/XZ/JoXof,   -ov,   i,  !i,  {fr.  same) 
far  hurled,  darted  or  thrown  from 
afar. 

TtjXtddovrcs,  n.  pi.  pres.  par.  act. 
of  next. 


THN 

trjXtddo),  fr.  TidtiXa,  per.  mid.  of 

c-a'XAo),  which  see. 
Tri'ScKXciToio,  g.  sin.  Ion.  of 
TizXticAfiTdf,    -oC,    6,   17,    (fr.    r^Xt 
afar,  and  (cXtiu  to  celebrate)  re- 
rumiied,  far-famed,    ceUbraled, 

famous.     Also,  a  man's  name. 
TijXe/cXijrdj,  -0?,   6,  ^,  (fr.   same, 
and  icaXfu  to  call)  called  or  sum- 
moned from  a  distance. 
TvX«XCrdf,  -ov,  6,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and  k\v(j}  to  hear)  /ar-/amerf,  re- 

noumed,  celebrated,  famous. 
Tn^iuaxoSi  -ov,  6,  a  man's  name. 
Ti;Xfff<orof,  -ov,  0,  17,  (ft.  rJjXe  afar, 

and  (jKiTTTOftai  to  see)  seen  from 

afar,  eminent,  conspicuous. 
Ti;Xt<r<r(Sr-of,   -on,   6,  4,  (fr.  same) 

/or  surveying,  seeing  or  o6scn> 

in^  around. 
Ti/Xf^ioy,  -ou,  rd,  an  herb  called 

purstain. 
Ti'i\c<pos,  -ov,  i,  a  man's  name. 
TriXia,  -ai,  Ij,  a  vessel,  bucket,  tub  ; 

a    chest,    box,    corn-chest,    biti  ; 

a  hoop  or  rim  of  a  sieve  ;  tables, 

game  at  tables,  dice  board. 
Tv^tKovra,  pi.  neut.  of  Ti7X(<coi;ros. 
T>7XT<co{,   -ri,  -ov,  (fr.   ^XiVoj  how 

much)   so   much,   so  great,    so 

many  ;    so  old,  of  such  an  age, 

of  the  same  age. 
TrjXiKourof,  rr/XiKaVTr],  TtiXtKOvTo  OT 

-ovTov,    (fr.    last)    so   much,  so 

great,  so  many ;  to  old,  of  such 

an  age,  of  the  same  age. 
TiiXti/of,  -t),  -ov,  (fr.  next)  made  of 

fenugreek. 
TflAif,  -io«,  Alt.  -c(jf  or  -i&o{,  }],  an 

herb  called  fenugreek. 
TnXdOcv,  TnUOt,  and  TrjXoC,  (fr. 

ri^Xt  afar)  from  afar,  far,  at  a 

distance. 
TriXovpd(,  -ov,  b,  {),  (fr.  same,  and 

cipoj  a  boundary)  having  remote 

boundaries,  distant,  far. 
TlXVyiTni,  -ov,  h,  /i,  and  TriXCyc- 

ro(,  -IJ,  -ov,  Sync,  for  TtjXriytvl- 

TIJ5,  (fr.  Hamo,  and  ylvofiat  to  be 

bom)  60m  when  a  parent  is  old, 

child  of  his   old  age,  youngest, 

only,   dearly  loved  ;    horn   when 

the  father  was  at/roo'l. 
TriXtjiirh(.  -ov,  i,  f),  (fr.  Ramc,  and 

6-zroftai  to  s<!c)  seen  afar  ;   far 

removed,   distant  ;     or    (fr.    b\l 

the  voice)  heard  afar,  audible, 

loud. 
TrificXiiii   -u,  f.   -^ou,  (fr.    raw   to 

tak<!,  and  filXii  it  is  a  matter  of 

care)  to  take  care,  attewl,  mind, 

tuperintrnd. 

Ti7/ifXo<,  -lii  -nvi,  h,  I,,  (fr.  Rame) 

ditigmt,  atlmtite,  careful, 


TI 

rashly,  hastily  ;    otherwise,  else, 
if  not. 

Ti'lve^Xa,  t'l,  or -OS,  h,  a  song  of  tri- 
umph, sound  of  victory  on  the 
lyre. 

Ti7>'£i,  Dor.  for  tKci. 

Ti/veXXa,  -vi,  i),  or  TiyvtXXoj,  -ov, 
b,  the  sound  of  victory^  song  of 
triumph 

Trivtajiii,  -0X1,  h,  (fr.  rt/vco  to 
stretch)  a  straining,  stretching  ; 
desire  of  stool. 

TTjvtKa,  T>!ViKuSe,  and  TtjviKavTa, 
(fr.  i;»Y«;a  when)  then,  at  that 
moment,  then  at  length. 

Ttii6di,  Dor.  for  iKci. 

Tijvos,  Tijva,  Tijvo,  Dor,  for  tKt7vos, 

Ttji'io,  g.  ofiast. 

T^fij,  -luf,  Att.  -cu)s,  I'l,  (fr.  Ti'iKw 
to  waste)  decay,  consumption. 

TjjiTcp,  (Ion.  and  Poet,  for  wavcp) 
so  as,  just  as,  even  so.  Also, 
where,  when. 

Tijpei,  impr.  cont.  —  T;;p£7,  3  sin. 
cont.  ind.  pres.  act.  —  T>;p£ri', 
act. — Tvpuadai,  pass.  pres.  inf. 
cont.  — Trj^iovTi,  Dor.  for  rvpt- 
ovat,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

Trjpcu)  -u>,  f.  -fjiid),  p.  TCr/jpTiKa,  to 
save,  preserve,  keep,  protect, 
watch,  guard  ;  to  lay  up,  reserve, 
store  ;  to  regard,  observe  ;  to 
wait  for,  await,  erpect ;  to  lie  in 
wait,  waylay,  beset ;  to  pass  or 
spend  time,  impfl  act.  cn'/pcov 
-ovv.  1  a.  ind.  act.  cT/ipjjaa,  -as, 
-£•  impr.  Ti'/pt/aov,  -drui'  2  pi. 
Trjp/faaTC'  sub.  Ttipfjaiii,  ->]S,  -p' 
inf.  Triprjaai "  par.  rripfiaai.  pres. 
ind.  pass.  TTipiofiai  -ovfiai.  impf. 
pass.  trnptOp-iiv  -ovuiqv  -iov  -ov, 
-hro  -tiro.  per.  ind.  pass.  rcTt)- 
prifiai,  -aai,  -rat,  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
tTvptiQnv,  -1/5)  -1- 

Tr)pij,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  sub.  act. 
—  Tvpv6tinv,  -vi,  -I?)  opt. —  T»;- 
priOnvai,  inf.  1  a.  pass,  ofiast. 

Ti'lpnaif,  -lof,  Atl.  -£(jjf,  I/,  (fr.  rv- 
pttii  to  watch)  a  keeping,  observa- 
tion ;  custody,  hold,  prison,  d. 
Topi'iaii'  a.  Ti/pijaiv. 

Tijpoufitf,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  — 
Tnpniittvoi,  -ij,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
pass.  cont.  —  TrjpoDvrtj,  n.  pi. 
-povvTuiv,  g.  pi.  cont.  par.  pres. 
act.  of  rripiui. 
T>;p(i},  1  sin.  cont.  pre.s.  ind.  or 
sub. —  Ttjpiafitv,  I  pi.  cont.  pros, 
sub.  —  TtipCiv,  par.  pres.  act. 
cont.  of  same. 
Tfiai,  Ion.    for   raTt,    d.    pi.    feni. 

of  i. 
Tiri,  2  Rin.  prei.  ind,  mid.  cont. 


Tfifiipov  or  -pa.  Ail  for  ai'iiitpov,         TtiriiiJt  -w,  f.  -I'lout,  to  deprive,  lake 


tijlii,  game  as  rdu  or  rafw,  2  a 
impr.  act.  T<)fli,  Apoc.  ri). 

Tni"><\  and  Tnitioit,  (fr.  i/^of 
when)  then. 

Tr/iiovroi,  for  rD^jof. 

Thv,  a.  sin.  of  A.  Ti'iv  fit,  and  Tijv 
yt,  same,  with  the  encjit, 

Tfiva,(i:tr..  of  r/ivof. 

Tnv<iXX(df,  l>y  the  way, briefly, Mhort- 
(y  ;  A""''/!  gratis  ;  in  safely,  se- 
curely, safely  ;  in  vain,  vainly, 
fruitlessly,  to  no  purpose,  idly  ; 


awny,  bereave  ;  to  seek,  explore, 
try,  examine.  Tr/rdofiai,  to 
want,  he  destitute. 

Ti)Tt(,  Atl.  for  (T^Ttf. 

Ti^rrj,  -,,(,  f,,  (fr.  TrjTtiu  to  deprive) 
privation,  dejteiency,  want,  pe- 
nury. 

Trii><Tio(,-a,  -ov,  vain,  fruitless,  use- 
less. 

Trivelux:,  (fr.  last)  fruitlessly,  in 
vain,  usr.lensly. 

Tl,  (ncul.  of  rti)  wht/  ?  what  ?  for 
(659) 


TI0 

what  1     TJ  ^aduv,  wherefore  7 

why  ? 
Tidpa,  -as.  Ion.  -ptj,  -rji,  >;,  a  head 

dress,  turban,  tiara. 
Tijieptas,  -alo;,  i),  name  of  a  town. 
Tifiipioi,  -ov,  b,  Tiberius,  name  of 

a  man. 
Ti/3/(v,  -iji'Ds,  u,  (perhaps  fr.  roeli 

three,  and  pdois  a  stand)  a  three 

legged  stool ;  a  tripod. 
Ttypdvrii,  -ov,  b,  Tigranes,  a  man's 

name. 
Tlypts,  -Wo{  and  -lof,  >),  a  tiger. 
T/yw,  same  as  th.  ^iyui. 
Tici,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  T/£v, 

Ion.  —  TieoKt,   Ion.  and  Poet. 

for  £>(£,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  —  T('£- 

T(i(,  3  sin.   pres.  ind.   pass,  of 

t/o). 
Ti/ai,  to  punish,  same  as  th.  r/w. 
Tin,  Poet,  for  ri. 

TiOaifiuaau)  or  Ti6ai(id)aao>,  (per- 
haps fr.  5l(jri  a  chest)  to  lay  up, 

hoard,  store. 
Tidaaccvu,  f.  -£iiow,  (fr.  next)  tu 

lainc,  make  gentle. 
Tidaaads  and   TtBdao;,  -ov,   b,   >/, 

tame,  gentle,  mild;  c.dtivaled. 
Tidcai,  Ion.  for  ridcaat,  2  sin.  pres. 

ind.    pass.  —  TiOiaai,   Ion.   for 

TiOc'iai,  5  pi.  |>res.  ind.  act.  — 

TtOiarai,  Ion.  for  rWcrTat,  3  pi. 

pres.  ind.  pass.  —  Ttdiiioi,  Ion. 

for  Ti6>!i,  2  sin.  of  riOa,  -j/j,  -5, 

Ion.  TiOiio,  -qis,  -iji,  pres.  sub. 

act.  of  TlOrifil. 

TiOci,  Ion.  for  crlOci,  3  sin.  cont. 
impf.  or  pres.  impr.  act.  — 
TiO£r,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
TiQf'u),  same  as  T(0r;;i(. 

Ti6e7ijcv,  Tt9dr£,Tidcuv,  Sync,  for 
TiQdt)jicv,  -t]Ti,-tiaav,  pi.  ofTi0£(- 
»;i', -i;?,  -1/,  pres.  opt.  act. — Ti9i- 
ficv,  Ion.  and  riOi'iuiai,  Dor.  for 
TiOf  viK,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  rW;;/(i. 

TiSeij,  -£7o«,  -fr,  n.  pi.  -Oivra,  par. 
TiOivat,  iiif  pres.  act. — TlOcrai, 
3  sin.  pres.  ind.  pas.s, —  TiOlrw, 
3  sin.  pres.  impr.  act.  of  same. 

Tieciijii,  JEo].  for  riOtiixt. 

TlOcv,  Poet,  and  Dor.  for  crlOtitruy, 
3  pi.  impr.  ind.  act.  —  TiO/iui, 
pres.  inf.  act.  of  ri'Ov^i. 

Ttdcdui,  (fr.  TtOi)  a  nurse)  to  nuifi; 
suckle. 

T(6/u)  -to,  obs.  for  which  riOtjitt. 

TtOh,  ->j(,  fi,  (fr.  TtrOdi  a  breast)  a 
nurse. 

TiOi^pciat  and  TiOv/ifi'Of,  Poet,  for 
T.Oiiuvat,  Dor.  for  riOtvni,  pres. 
inf.  ncl.  and  rt(li'ncviis,pTcs.  par. 
pass.  —  TiOiiat  or  -trtv,  3  sin. 
pros.  ind.  act.  of 

TlOiifii,  f.  Si'iatj),  p.  rlOctKa,  to  put, 
lay,  place,  .set,  erect  ;  to  sit 
aside  or  by,  store,  lay  by  ;  to  .irt 
or  Inif  before,  serve  up  ;  to  at- 
tribute, impute,  a.riign,  ascribe  ; 
tn  propose,  qffer,  present  ;  tu 
rank  or  number  among  ;  to  sup- 
pose, make  a  supposition  ;  to  con- 
sider, derm,  reckon,  judge  ;  to 
cause,  make,  render  ;  to  consti- 
tute, ordnxn,  appoint  ;  to  ar- 
range, settle,  regulate  ;  to  give, 
grant  ;  to  mortgage,  pledge, 
pawn,  deposite  ;    to  tPart.   pros. 


TIM  TIM 

impr.   TiOtTi,  -(rw  inf.  rtOlvai. 

par.  Tidils.  impf.  iiid.  act.  ctWi;i', 

-Vij  ->)t  "r  Alt.  irlOcov  -uvi:   1  a.       p!"".  a*^'-  of  Tijiaw 

ind.  act.  /(Hjvn.  '2  a.   ind.   act, JTi/Kio-iPrTi,    Dor.    and    JEo\ 


TIT 


par.   5ci$,  -ttcd,  -/»■.    per.   ind. 
pass.  t/0(i/i(ii.   ppor.  cTtOilittiv, 
-ffo,-To.  1  a.  pa.ss.  ind.  crt'Oijv,-!;;, 
-ij*  sub.  TfOii,  -fji;,  -iV  inf.  rcOTr 
101.    I  a.  ind.  mid.  tOrjKa'/if/v, -w, 
-aro.  2  a.  mid.  ind.  cOlfiitv,  (Bcao 
or  Idov,  iOtTo.   -  a.   impr.  mid 
•S/<TO  or  v^or,  5/ffOa),  2  pi.  ^/oOt 
2  a.  par.  mid.  ^/^tios,  -r/,  -ov. 
Tiflro'ju),  (fr.  nextj  ?o  nurse,fondle, 
rlierisli,    nourish,    support  ;     to 
humotir,  aooth,   iiuiulge  ;  to  till, 
rultii'atc  ;  to  form,  mould,  shape. 

1  f.  mid.  TiOijvi'joofiai.  per.  ind. 
pass.  TCTiOi'ivrifiat. 

T<(Ji;in,  -i;>,  Dor.   TiOnva,  )';,  (fr. 

Ttdn  a  nurse)  a  nurse. 
TiSvios,  -ov,  h  or  ri,  (fr.  same)  o 

nursf,  nourisher,  supporter. 
Tidnrt,  Dor.  for  tIOiibi,  3  sin.  pres. 

ind.  act.  ofrldttfit. 
TiBij>vd{,-ov,  b,  a' mail's  name. 
TIkti,  Ion.  for  Itiktc,  3  sin.  impf. 

act.  —  Ti'/cTfi,  3  sin.  pres.  ind. 

act.  —  TUrpi,  -Tj),  2  and  3  s'm. 

pres.  sub.  act.  of 
T/«,ru),  f.  Tt(a),  p.  rhtxa-i  to  pro- 
duce, bring  forth,  beget,  create. 

2  a.  act.  ind.  itckov,  -ts,  -r  sub. 
TiKto,  -rji,  -;;•  inf.  tckuv.  1  a. 
pass.  ind.  tTtxOrjv,  -vj,  -i;*  par. 
rtx^ui,  -liaa,  -iv.  1  f.  ind.  pass. 
TtyQi'iaonai,  -r),  -trai.  1  f.  ind. 
mid.  r/fo/iai,  -rj,  -trai.  per.  ind. 
mid.  TtTOKa,  -as,  -£•  par.  t«to- 
<tu)f,  rtTOKuca,  Ttroxdj. 

TiXai,  -div,  a't,  motes,  dust. 
TlXat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — TAXov,  Ion. 
for  irtWov.    impf.   ind.   act.  — 
Tf'AXoiCTa,     Dor.     for    riWovtra, 

pres.  par.  fem.  of 
Ti'XXd),  f.  -X(j,  p.  TfViX/ca,  to  pull, 
pull  (iff",  pluck  off,  strip.    1    a. 

act.  ind.  iriXa.  per.  pass.  ind. 

TfTiX/ioi*  par.  TCTiXftivoi. 
TfXof,  -01),  b,  dung,  ordure. 
Ti/jo,    3   sin.    pres.    ind.   act.  — 

Tlfta,  Ion.  for  crtfia,  3  sin.  impf. 

act.  —  also  Tifia,  Tifiart,  2  sin. 

and  pi.  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  of 

riiido), 
Tiitdyopai,  -ov,  b,  a  proper  name. 
Ttjidtts,  -taoa,  -tv.    Dor.  for   n- 

l"iti(. 
TifiaTf,  d.  pi.  of  Ti/ii;. 
Ti^aTos,  -ov,  'b,  TimcBus,  a  proper 

name.  d.  sin.  Ttfiaiu>. 
Ti/iaX(^(ui,    f.  -^<Tiii,  (fr.  next)   <o 

raise  to  honour,  aggrandize;  to 

extol,  celebrate. 
Tif/aX^/jf,  -iof  -ovq,  b,  fi,  (fr.  Ttfidu} 

to  honour,  and  a\<pi(i>  to  find) 

valuable,  precious. 
Tifiov,  Dor.   for  ri/iiji',  a.  sin.  of 

TI(il7. 

Ttftavra,  Dor.  for  n/j^vra,  a.  sin 

cont.  of  Ti/i^ftj. 
Ti/ia'opos,  -ou,  6,  (fr.  Tij/;j  honour 

or    punishment,    and    adfiu    to 


T/fia(>:^o{,  -ov,  b,  a  proper  name.     iTt;«(i)(H)<ra<rt*ji,  I  a.  inf.  mid.  ot'n- 
Ti/icioos,    Dor.   for   ri/if/iras,    1    a.       /ioip/b). 

Ti^icipijoif,  -lof,   Att.   -cws",  >';,  (fr. 
for      TifKijpis    an    avtMigcr)    rn'eiig'; 


Ttiii'ioovat,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 

Ti^<i(D,  I.  -I'/ffw,  p.  T£r/fi>jo(i,  fo  /lo- 
jiour,  ^ri:c,  esteem,  value  ;  to  re- 
spect, revere,  obey,  uwrship ;  to 
raise  or  adimncc  to  power,  pro- 
mole,  think  worthy  nf ;  to  pu- 
nish, Jine.  per.  ind.  pass,  rtrf- 
ftvftai,  -am,  -rat.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
tTtni}adfx')V,  -ta),  -aro. 

Tju>),  -rii,  '],  (fr.  Ti'w  to  honour) 
iwnour,  reverence,  respect,  es- 
teem ;  command,  authority,  of- 
_fice ;  .price,  value ;  rervard,  pay  ; 
retribution,  punishment. 

Ttfiijcti,  -taaa,  -cv,  (fr.  same)  lio- 
noured,  respected  ;  precious,  rxi- 
luablc. 

Tiiiiifia,  -aroi,  ru,  (fr.  same)  esti- 
mation, valuation,  rate,  price, 
value  ;  a  Jine,  penalty. 

TtftnvTa,  Crasis  for  rt^i^trm,  a. 
sin.  of  Ti;o;£(j. 

Ti/ii'iopof,  same  as  n/ioopos. 

Tifiiiaai,  Ion.  for  CTi/iriaai,  2  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Ti^vcrorc,  2  pi. 

1  a.   impr.  act.  —  Ttjti'/ajis,  -rj, 

2  and  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  — 
Ttp'iatt,  -aovai,  3  sin.  and  pi.  1 
f.  ind.  act.  of  ri/jdw. 

Tijiriaii,  -io;,  Att.  -sws,  ij,  (fr.  Tifiri 
honour)  esteem,  respect,  honour ; 
damages,  a  Jine,  penally  ;  a  rate, 
as.iessment,  valuation,  estimate. 

TtuvTfoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  ho- 
nourable, to  be  respected, 

TiHt]Trii,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  valu- 
ator, asses.ior. 

Tinvrlxii,  -(),  -d%',  (fr.  same)  ho- 
nouring, respecting,  honourable  ; 
of  the  censor,  judicial,  condemna- 
tory. 

Ttixtoi,  -a,  -01',  (fr.  same)  honour- 
able ;  dear,  precious,  valuable  ; 
honoured,  esteemed. 

TifjitSTrjs,  -vros,  »/,  (fr.  same)  ho- 
nour, nobility,  wealth,  riches,  opu- 
lence ;  value,  price,  estimation. 

Ti^iwrfpos,  comp.  —  Ti/^iiiraTOf, 
sup.  of  Ti'fiio;. 

Tiiioypaiplot  -d,  (fr.  Tijiii  value,  and 
ypu(piD  to  write)  to  Jix  a  valve, 
make  an  estimate  ;  impose  a  tax, 
levy  a  Jine  or  penalty. 

Ttfioiriiiiiat,  -uii',  o't,  the  ancestors 
or  posterity  of  TtftdSrifiof. 

Ttfi66coi,-ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

Ti/iw,  act.  Tifiwjxai,  pass.  1  sin. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  —  Ti/iiSv,  pres. 
par.  act.  cont.  —  Ti^wo'i,  3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  or  sub.  act.  of 
Tifidw. 

Ti/iwv,  -iovoi,  b,  a  man's  name. 

Ti/jujp/a)  -5,  f.  -^au],  p.  TCTtjiiiptiKa, 
(fr.  TifioipSf  an  avenger)  to  assi.it, 
aid,  help  ;  to  avenge  ;  to  punish, 
chastise,  correct,  torture.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  cTijiwp^rjv,  -ijf,  -1'  sub. 
Tt/iijipridw,  -^{,  -rj. 

TiiJuiftriOCxjiv,  3  pi.  I  a.  .sub.  pass, 
of  last. 


raise)  a  ceMrater  of  praises,  a\Ttn(fipnna,  -arm,  ri,  (fr.  n/jwpos 
prai.ier,  e-xtoller,  panegyrist  ;  a  an  avenger)  revenge,  vengeance, 
vunisher,  avenger.  punishment. 

(560) 


vengeance,  punishment. 
TifiuipjiTiip,  -rjpoj,  li,  and  Ti^wpnrOs, 

-ov,  b,   (fr.   same)  an  annger, 

vindicator  ;  a  punisher. 
Ti/ioipla,   -«j,   i'/,    (fr.    next)   veyi- 

gcance,  revenge  ;    punishment  ; 

retribution  ;  aid,  help,  ussislance. 
Tiiitopb(,-ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  Ti/ii)  punish- 
ment, and  bpdoi  to  see)  ati  iivm- 

ger,  punisher  ;  an  assistant,  helj>- 

er,  .supporter,  defender. 
Ttfjdipow,  pres.  par.  act.  ncul.  — 

Ti^iopoii',  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 

rifiupfd).  •« 

Tiv,  Dor.  for  oroi,  d.  sin.  of  m'. 
Tlv'  for  rtva,  a.  sin. — T/vas,  a.  pi. 

of  Tlf. 

Tlvayiia,  -aroi,  ro,  (fr.  next)  n 
shaking,  concussion. 

Tlvdacii),  f.  -fai,  p.  -^a,  to  shake, 
ouiver,  tremble  ;  to  cause  loshakr, 
hrandish ;  to  hurl,  scatter,  fling. 

tlvti,  n.  pi.  of  rii. 

TivtaOat,  Ion.  for  rlvvvadat,  pres. 
inf.  mid.  ofrlvvvfit. 

TivtoKc,  Ion.  for  irtvi,  3  sin.  impf. 
ind.  act.  ofrlvio. 

TtvOaXcoi,  -a,  -ov,  hot,  warm. 

T('vi,d.  —  Tlvos,  g.  of  ri's. 

T(vvBa),  Ttvvvjit  and  T/vui,  (fr.  riio 
to  punish)  to  pay,  expiate,  atone, 
recompense,  discharge ;  to  pu- 
nish, revenge,  avenge. 

Ttvtxiv,g.  pi.  of  Wf. 

Tlov,  Ion.  for  tnoi',  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  Tl'd). 

TiTTort,  (fr.  T(  why  ?  and  r;i'irc  at 
all)  why  ?  wherefore  ? 

TIttt  for  TiTfTs,  Sync,  for  last. 

TipwO'  for  Ttpvvdto,  d.  sin.  of 

TipvvOoi,  -ov,  b,  name  of  a  town. 

Ti'f,  TiVof,  b,  fi,  who  ?  which  7 
what  ?    of  what  kind  or  sort  ? 

Tif,  Ttvos,  b,  fj,  some  body,  some 
one,  something ;  any  one,  any 
body,  any  thing,  aught ;  one, 
certain,  each,  some,  who. 

Thai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  TiaaOiTo, 
Ion.  for  ricaivTo,  3  pi.  1  a.  opt. 
mid.  —  TiaaaBai,  1  a.  inf.  mid. 
— TiiralficOa,  1  pi.  1  a.  opt.  mid. 
of  rlio. 

The,  Ion.  for  iriac^S  sin.  1  a.  ind. 
act. —  Thctav,  JEol.  for  rhmiv, 
3  pi.  1  a.  opt.  act.  —  Thus,  2 
sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  same. 

Thi  or  Thiv,  d.  pi.  of  ri'f  —  also 
Thiv,  a.  sin.  of 

Ttati,  -(Of,  Att.  -t(j{,  >;,  (fr.  riut 
to  punish)  revenge,  vengeance, 
punishment,  recompense,  remu- 
neration, aUmemenl,  expiation. 

Ttai(t>6vri,  -lyf,  >/,  one  of  the  Furies. 

T(<Tov,  -dno,  I  a.  impr.  act.  —  Tl- 
oovat,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
Tio-wo-'  for  rtaiaat,  3  pi.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  of  Wo. 

Tlraivcv,  Ion.  for  cTtTaivev,  3  sin. 
impf.  act.  —  Ttralvovrai,  a.  pi. 
pres.  par.  act.  of 

T(Taivii),  (fr.  Ti'o)  to  punish)  to  pu- 
nish, avenge,  revenge. 

Tiralvii),    (fr.   rdvu  to  stretch)   to 


TAH 

strain,  stretch  ;    to  draw,  drag, 

puU. 
TtTdv,  -avos,  i,    Titan,  a   giant; 

the  sun. 
Ttravm,  -175,  h,  (fr-  last)  a  queen. 
TiTavoKpdrwq,  -npoi,  b,  (fr.  Tirui" 

Titan,  and  xpariu)  to  conquer) 

/he  conqueror  of  Titan,  an  epi- 

ihet  of  Jupiter. 
TtravoKTovos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  samCi  and 

KTcivui  to  kill)  a  destroyer  of  the 

Titans. 
Ti'raiof, -ov,  fi,  lime,  alabaster, gyp- 
sum ;  day,  eartli. 
TtravHici,  (neut.  of  next)  like  a 

TUan. 
tiTaviiorii,  -coi  -01)5,  o,!/,  {fr.  Tirdv 

Titan)^fcea  Titan;  stern,  blus- 
tering. 
Tiraprjaiof,  -ov,  b,  the  Tilaresius,  a 

nver. 
TiVfli;,  -rii,  h,  or  Tit-O^,  -r\i, ,),  (ffv 

Tirdds    a    breast)  a    nurse,    the 

breast ;  a  grandmother. 
Tirdiov,  -ov,  ri,  (dim.  of  same)  a 

little  breast  or  pap, 
TirWf,  -)f(3o5, 1),  (fr.  rirflos  abreast) 

a  nurse  ;    a  grandmother  by  the 

mother^s  side. 
TirBii,  -ov,  b,  a  breast,  pap,  nipple, 

Uat. 
TirXof,  -OV,  b,  (fr.  Lat.  titulus,  a 

title)  a  title,  inscription,  n  board 

with  an  inscription. 
Tirpdiii,  Tirpjjfit,  and  TirpaiVo),  f. 

rpi'/oti),  to  bore,  pierce,  perforate. 

per.  ind.  pass,  rirptifiat. 
TirpuidKiM,  f  Tod>a<j>,to  wouiid,pierce, 

sting  ;  to  damage,  hurt,  injure. 
TtrCif,  -ov,  b,   Tityus,  name  of  a 

giant. 
TiTvoKtro,  Ion.   for  LTtTvaxcTo,  3 

sin.  impf.  of 
TiriaKOfiat,  to  kvel  at,  aim,  direct ; 

to  pepare,  make  ready. 
Ti((itj,  -iStht  *  ^'"d  of  com. 
Tiipd',  for  riiTTt,  Poet,  for  rirorc. 
Ttipoi,  -coi  -ovs,  rd,  1  marsh,  lake, 

swamp. 
Ilia,  f.  -rtaii),  p.  rfriKa,  to  honour^ 

prize,  esteem,  regard,  hold  dear  ; 

to  value,  estimate  ;    to  pay,  dis 

chiirge  ;    to  expiate,  alone,  suffer 

for  ;  to  requite,  avenge,  revenge, 

punish. 
T\a9i,  Dor.  for  rXr)Oi,  2  u.  impr, 

act.  of  rX^/ji. 
TXdSOfiof,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.   rArfo)  to 

suffur,  and  Ju^ii?  the  mind)  pa 

tirni,  mduring,  hearing. 
TXalriv,  pre*,  or  2  a.  opt.  act  of 

TXiJjii- 

TXd/iwy,  Hor.  forrX^//ui». 

T>')«,  prcB.  or  2  h.   par.  act.  of 

TXiiui,  .Sync,  for  raXiiu. 

TA^,  3  "in.  2  a.  mib.  act TA;), 

TAry/Uf,  Jon.  tor  /rAv,  3sm.  and 

frXfififf,  I  pi.  2  a.  ind.  arl.  of 
TXrifii,  f.    rAi'/ffw,  p.   r/rXnxa,   (fr. 

rXiiia  to  siiffiT)  «.imo  oa  raAdoi. 

2  a.  ind.  a'l.  /rAi;i . 
TXtjuortf,  n.  pi. —  TXi'ifiova,  a.  sin. 

TX/il/uiVf-nvoi,  h,!i,  (fr.  rA^/ii  loen- 
diiio)  patient,  enduring,  mffrr- 
'  1 !»  ,   hold,  daring,  brave,  nnira- 


TOI 

geous  ;    miserable,  wretched,  v. 

sin.  (3  rAiil/ioi',  wretch. 
TXTivat,  2  a.  inf.  act.  ofrXtjiti. 
T\i]i:dXefios,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
TAi/ffif,  -lof,  Att.  -coii,  ri,  (fr.  rAii/^i 

to    suffer)    patience,  endurance, 

siiffernncc ;     boldness,  audacity, 

courage. 
TXijcu),  1  f.  ind.   act.  of  rXiJiti  or 

tAoui. 
TXrirds,  -fi,  -ov,  (fr.  rXiJiii  to  suffer) 

erulurable,  sujftrable,    bearable  ; 

enduring,  suffering,  patient. 
Tjidycv,  Ion.  and  Bcot.  Syuc.  for 

trfidyiiaav,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

TfltjCCIjl. 

T/ia'w,  /o  cu/,  see  rifiini)  or  rfii'icao). 

Tftrjycii  or  T//ay£(f,  2  a.  par.  pass 
01  Tfirjaoiii. 

Tfti'iinv,  (fr.  T^du)  to  cut)  cutting, 
with  a  gash, 

TfivStii,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  Tiarjcao) 

Tfii'iais,  -tos,  Att.  ••£(<)?,  >;,  (fr.  tjujjo-- 
(7(1)  or  Tffivii)  to  cut)  a  cw?,  gash; 
a  division,  separation  ;  Tmesis  a 
grammatical  figure. 

T/oJffo-oi,  (fr.  Tf'^iu)  to  cut)  <o  cut, 
gash,  wound  ;  to  divide,  separate, 
cut  asunder.  2  a.  ind.  act.  t'r/iu- 
yor.  2  f.  ind.  act.  T^ayS).  2  a. 
md.  pass,  tr^dyi;!',  "ipl.  -yriaaV 
par.  Tuayets,  and  -ptydi. 

T/<i/(ru),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  r/iatu. 

Tfirirb;,  ->},  -dv,  (fr.  r^rfw  to  cut) 
ci/<,  hewn. 

T^wAof,  -ou,  8,  name  of  a  moun- 
tain. 

Tb,  neut.  of  6,  (adverbially  with  a 
preposition  understood)  where- 
fore, on  which  account,  for  luhich 
reason. 

Toap'xaiov,  (neut.  of  apx^loi  an- 
cient) of  old,  formerly ,  long  ago. 

Tiy',  T6i',  for  roye,  and  rd^t,  neut. 
of  i  with  the  enclitic. 

T6yc  ciidv,  as  far  as  in  my  power. 

Toltvrepov,  (fr.  ^tiirjpoj  second,  th. 
6vo  two)  a  second  time,  again, 

T69i,  there,  in  that  plart, 

To'i,  (fr.  T(!f  obs.  for  wh.  3f  which) 
a  particle  annexed  and  prefix- 
ed lo  adverbs  and  conjunc- 
tions, indeed,  truly,  witerefore, 
though. 

Toi,  Dor.  for  ani,  d.  of  op. 

Tottwr'  for  TOtaiirj,  ncul.  pi.  — 
To(ut!n;i',  a.  sin.  fem.  ofroiovrus, 

Toiydp,  Toiyapovv,  Toiyunroi  (fr. 
Toi  truly,  Y''P  for,  and  ouv  therc- 
(bre)  therefore,  xr.herrfnre, 

Tolyc,  Dor.  for  o'yc,  (fr.  0  or  S{ 
andyt)  they;  who,  which, 

To/17,  Ion.  for  Tola,  fcm.  of  roiof. 

To/rt'i',  (fr.  ro)  truly,  and  ivv  now) 
therefore,   wherefore,    according- 

l.V.   ' 
Toio,  Ion,  for  Tov,  g.  bin.  of  A,  »;, 

Td. 

Ta7oy,  (neut.  of  next)  so,  thus. 
Totof,  Toll,  Toiov,   such,   of  swh 

kind,  nf  this  sort,  so  great,  so  re- 

markaltlr. 
Tniiait,  -dh  Ion.  -fif'i,  -iv&t,  (fr. 

laiit,  and  h  cnclil.)  surh,  Ike,     I 
Toi'iuro{,ro<a<!T7),To(orro,(fr.  name, 

and    oJrr.f    ihiii)    such,  of  surh 

sort  or  Itivd  ;  of  this  hind,  this. 

(r,h)) 


TOA 

ToTf,  and  l6n.  ToTo-i  or  Totaiv,  d. 
pi.  of  6, )';,  t6. 

TuTcie,  and  Toioicaoi,  d.  pi.  Ion. 
and  Poet,  of  b6e, 

ToTyof,  -ov,  b,  a  wall  of  any  sort,  a 
furlijication,  the  side  of  a  ship. 

To(Yu(j,  (fr.  last)  to  build  a  wall, 
wall  up,  fortify. 

Told),  du.  of  Toiof. 

Toi'uj,  (fr.  ToTos  such)  so,  thus,  in 
such  a  manner. 

TdKa,  Dor.  for  t6tc. 

ToKiif,  -d6oi,  {],  (fr.  TiKTO)  to  bring 
foith)  a  brood  animal,  female 
for  breed  or  in  young  ;  breed- 
ing, bringing  forth,  yeaning, 

ToKhaat,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  tokcv- 
at,  d.  pi.  of 

ToKsvi,  -eo;.  Ion.  -ijoi,  b,  (fr.  tiktu 
to  beget)  a  parent,  a.  pi.  Ion. 
TOKrjag. 

To<i']i,  d.  sin.  Ion. —  ToKija,  a.  sin. 
Ion.  —  ToKi'iuv,  g.  pi.  Ion.  of 
last. 

ToKoyXvtbiw  -w,  (fr.  tSko(  interest, 
and  yXii^u)  to  engrave)  lo  calcu- 
late interest. 

ToK6y\v(pos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
usurer,  money  broker. 

TdKOi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  TiVru  to  bring 
forth)  parturition,  child-birth; 
a  birth,  offspring,  produce  ;  in- 
terest, usury. 

TuA/iu,  -'IS,  I'l,  boldness,  intrepidity, 
courage,  confidence. 

TdA/Ji,  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  — 
T0A/J9,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. 
cont.  — ToXfiyiv,  pres.  inf.  act. 

cont.  of  ToXfldb). 

toXudtt;,  -tcoa,  -cv,  Dor.  for  roX- 

ToXfiaatii,  Dor.  for  roXii^acts,  2 
sin.  1  fi  ind.  act.  of 

ToXudu)  -(2,  f.  -ijao),  p.  T£TdA//i;(ca, 
(fr.  r((A//rt  boldness)  to  dare, 
venture,  attempt,  brave  ;  to  have 
courage,  be  audacious  ;  to  bear, 
sustain,  endure  ;  to  will,  think 
proper,  impf.  ind.  act.  troA/iaoi' 
-wv,  -aci  -a?.  1  a.  ind.  act.  crdX- 
firjaa'  inf.  roXnTiaaf  par.  roA/i^- 
<r«j. 

TdXim,  -m,  '/,  boldness,  audacity, 
intrepidity  ;  rashness. 

ToAfij;£is,  -taait,  -tv,  {fr.  rdXfia  au- 
dacity) bold,  audurious,  coura- 
geous, intrepid;  persisting,  en- 
during. 

TdXimiia,  -Xrof,  r6,  (fr.  same)  a 
bold  anion,  attempt,  enteqirise. 

ToX/itipis,  -li,  •!H',  (fr-  same)  bold, 
audacious,  cntirjirising.  Conip. 
roXinipAripoi,  MUp.  -iir«ro?. 

ToAy/i/fxift  (fr-  '"»0  Mlly,  intre- 
pidly, rashly,  liaatily. 

ToXii^(,  Dor.'  f>r  roXjiiff,  2  »in. 
pri'K.  ind.  act.  —  ToXftijoai,  inf. 
—  TnXin)aai,  par.  1  a.  art.  — 
ToA/iiJffm,  1  i'.  ind.  act.  of  roA- 

/J'i'b*. 

ToXfinrfof, -n,  -ov,  (fr.  ToA/i.fu  lo 
dare)  must  br  trnturrd,  the  risk 
must  be  run.     Sen  ihe  verb. 

ToA(i>?n)t,  -or.,  b,  (fr.  TiX/ja  auda- 
city) b'lld,  danng  ;  audacious, 
presumptuous, 

Ti'A/'i^',  ToX/iw;ifi',  1  »in.  and  pi. 


Ton 

ront.  prcs.  ind.  act. — ToX^vtr, 
com.  for  r.Xfitt'nifi',  3  pi.  prcs. 
opt.  act. — T«X/iui(Ti,  3  |>l.  pros. 
ind.  ncl.  coiil.  of  roX/Kiw. 

ToXumi'u),  (IV.  nvx\)  Id  up  in,  wind 
or  roU  up  itito  u  liaU ;  lo  giit/icr 
up,  put  toorlher,  accuriiiliitr,  col- 
U<1 ;  lo  ronlriir,  }>l'tn,  (Itsisrit ; 
lo  airl^Jinish,  ptrjccl,  complete; 
to  svff'ir,  be  njflidfd. 

ToXCn;,  -i)»,  1/,  rariled  wool,  a  ball 
of  wool;  a  wild  siiurd. 

To|u>,  -rK,  i;,  and  Dor.  Tdjia,  (fr. 
rffivui  lo  cut)  a  cutting,  inci- 
sion ;  a  section,  piece  cut  (/ff', 
trunk. 

To/if(j{, -01',  b,  (fr.  same)  cut,  geld- 
ed, caxtrtitcd. 

To/iif,  -li'ui,  i),  (fr.  same)  a  knife. 

Tu/i4f,  -li^-ov,  (fr.  same)  penetra- 
ting, piercing,  culling,  sliiirp. 

Tdfioi,  -ov,  o,  (fr.  same)  a  piece, 
slice,  cut,  section  ;  n  volume. 

Td/ii'piT,  i;,  T'omyrts,  ijucen  of  the 
Scythians. 

TojiiiiTtpoi,  -a,  -ov,  comp.  oC  rofioi. 

Tiv,  a.  sin.  of  b,  or  for  dv  a.  sin. 

of  Of. 

TovOopv^ui,  TovOopl^u),  and  Tov- 
Opufu),  to  murmur,  mutlcr,  whis- 
per, hum. 
TovOpvaTiig,   -ov,    b,   (fr.    last)    a 

whisperer. 
Toio;,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  rcivui  to  stretch) 
an  extended  cnrd,  stretched  rope ; 
tension,   stretch,  pilch,   tone ;    a 
tone  or  note  in  viusic,  a  verse ; 
vehemence,   eagerness ;    applica- 
tion,  earnest  attention ;    tone  or 
vigour  of  mind  or  body, 
T(5f '  for  T6^a,  n.  pi.  of  t6^ov, 
To^ri^u>,  (fr.  T(Jfoi'  a  bow)  to  use  the 

bow,  shoot. 
To^iipiov,  -ov,  TO,  (dim.  of  same)  n 
little  bow,  abow,  contP.mpluoiisly. 
Toftii/io,    -uTOf,    TO,    (fr.    t6^ov  a 
bow)  an  arrow,  arrow-shot,  bow- 
shot ;  a  bow. 
To^cvrtis,   -ou,   b,    (fr.    same)    an 

archer,  bowman. 
To^evui,  (fr.  same)  to  shoot  the  how, 
discharge  an  arrow,  wound  with 
an  arrow. 
ToiiKuv,  -w,  tJ,  (neut.   of   next) 
poison  used  on  arrows  ;  the  bow- 
men or  archers. 
To^tK-ds,  -fi,  -Hv,  (fr.  rd^nv  abow) 
(.killed  in  archery,  good  archers, 
belonging  to  or  adapted  to  arch- 
ery ;  bowed,  arched. 
Tofikiir/iroi,  n.  pi.  sup.  of  ro^iicdf. 
Tof(ii5a/io<,  -ov,  b,  l],  (fr.  next,  and 
iafiiiii)  lo  conquer)  killing  vAlh 
the  bow. 
Tofov,  -ov,  TO,  a  bow ;  a  quiver  and 
arrows ;  archer).',    in  pi.  imple- 
ment; of  archer  If. 
To^irai,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for 
To^dTij!,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  t6^ov  a  bow) 

an  archer,  bov:man. 
Tofdrif,  -Wo{,  {),  (fr.  Katne)  a  fe- 
male arrJier.  Epithet  of  Diana. 
Tofo^(ipo{,  -ou,  4,1/,  (fr.  same,  and 
A/pu)  to  carry)  using  the  bow;  a 
bowman,  archtr. 
To-zd^iof,  -ov,  b,  "Tord^iov,  -ov,  ri, 
a  precious  stone,  topaz. 


T02 

Toird^i,),  (fr.  t6itos  a  place)  to  set, 
stillc,  place  ;  lo  conjecture,  ^ves.i, 
siijipose,  suspect  ;  to  sci  k,  search, 
iuiestigaU: 

ToiTitXdi,  (same  as  itd^at)  former- 
ly, long  ago,  of  old. 

TovaXiuiv,  (ncul.  of  iruXuid;  an- 
cient) anciently,  formerly,  o/ 
old. 

Tomipi'iznv,  (fr.  tD  the,  Trnpii  by, 
and  jTiis"  all)  o^  all,  entirely,  alto- 
gether, totally. 

T^nTapiivTtKii,  immediatdy,  at  the 
time,  then. 

To-apof,  and  ri  irapdairep,  same  as 
rd'pof,  Poet,  for  roii. 

Toiztipxiii  -ov,  b,  (fr.  rdrros  a  place, 
and  ap)(^>i  the  command)  a  go- 
vernor of  a  district. 

Toviip^la,  -OS,  I),  (fr.  same)  tlic 
goieniment  of  a  district. 

Tonlrav,  (I'r.  to  the,  £::(  upon,  and 
■na;  all)  ollogellier,  totally. 

Tdiro?,  -ov,  b,  a  place,  trad,  region, 
spot,  situation,  scut;  space,  room  ; 
an  argument,  theme,  discourse, 
topic,  subject. 

Ti-rpiVfformeily,  long  ago. 

TurowTov,  (nout.  of  irpioTos  first) 
at  Jirsl,  first. 

TDp'^(;XiQ^orTtt/)5uXoi',-ou,  Ti,name 
of  an  herb,  Cretan  hartwort. 

T6peviia,  -arns,  rd,  (fr.  ropcvo)  to 
carve)  earning,  engraving ;  carv- 
ed or  turned  work. 

Topcuroc,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  turn- 
ed, carved,  engraved. 

Topcvia,  (fr.  rtpiu  to  turn)  to  turn, 
carve,  engrave;  to  tune,  modulate. 

Topiw  -Ci,  (fr.  same)  to  perforate, 
penetrate,  bore,  pierce  ;  to  ex- 
plain, show  distinctly ;  to  turn 
in  a  lathe  ;  to  smooth,  polish. 

Topftoi,  -ov,  b,  or  TopiJitj,  -;;?,  i),  the 
nave  of  a  wheel ;  a  wheel  track ; 
a  goal,  star  tin  g-po':t ;  a  buckle, 
clasp,  hook,  nail,  stud. 

Topi'f.v(j),f.  -cvaoj,  (fr.  next^  to  turn 
in  a  lathe,  round. 

T6pvns,-ov,  b,  (fr.  rfpfu  lo  turn)  o 
lathe  ;  a  borer,  auger. 

Toovdoi  -01,  (fr.  last)  to  turn  in  a 
lathe,  make  round,  round ;  to 
encircle,  inark  with  a  circle. 

T6pos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  rcpio)  to  turn)  a 
rope,  also  same  as  ropi'oj. 

Topij,  -I),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  penetra- 
ting, piercing,  sharp  ;  clear,  dis- 
tinct, perspicuous. 

Topvvri,  -1?.  >;,  (fr.  same)  a  ladle, 
potstick,  Jkshfork. 

Tbi,  obs.  for  which  o'  pi.  To?,  for 
which  o'l. 

TJ{,  Dor.  for  rohi,  a.  pi.  of  b,  !j, 
t6. 

ToaavTtj,  fcm.  of  TO(roiiTO{. 

TdiTOi,  -)?,  -ov,  so  great,  so  many  ; 
such  ;  so  long. 

ToaovTOf,  Toaavrr}^  ToaovTO,  (fr. 
last,  and  owtos  this)  so  great,  so 
mrmy  ;  so  much  or  many,  whe- 
ther little  or  much.  Er  touovto), 
in  the  mean  time. 
Tdnaa,  neut.  pi.  of  riaaoi.   Poet. 

for  T6aos. 
TorraTjvov,  Dor.  for  rdaov,  neut.  of 

I         T6tT0i. 

(.562) 


TPA 

T(i(To-of,  Poet,  for  rdaos. 

Tut',  for  t6tc,  then,  at  that  time. 

Tiirc  ill,  then,  at  knglh. 
Tiiri,  sometimes. 
Torplror,   (neul.   of  rn/rof   third) 

thirdly.  '  ' 

ToS,  g.  sin.  of  6 — Toili\  forroCdr, 

{;.  sin.  of  6,  with  encliiic. 
TovO\  for  ToSro,  neut.  of  oJros. 
TuvXaaaov,  for  rb  / Xaoeroi ,  nt  ut.  ot 

cXiiaaiar,  comp.  of  fiitspOi. 
Tovfibii,  for  t4  c/ibv,  a.  sm.  neut.  nt' 

Cflis. 

ToiijirpocOtv,  Att.  for  to  ifiTpnaOtv. 
townvrluv,  for  rb  tvavriov,  on  the 

contrary. 
Tovvik',  f(,r  TovvtKa,fct\'Tov'ivcKii, 

on  which  account,  wherefore. 
Tovvofia,  for  tA  uvojia'  viz.  Kara,  by 

name. 
Tovpyov,  for  rb  ipyov. 
Toi'j,  a.  pi.  of  0, 
Tuvr,  for  ToFiro,  neitt.  of  oZtoj, 
TovTuKi,  and  TuvtHkis,  then. 
Toi'Ttpov,    for  rb  'irtpov,  neut.  ot 

tTCpOJ. 

Tout/oti,  or  ToBr'  ion,  for  touto 

coTi,  that  is. 
Tovriuiv,  Ion.  for  toijtui',  g.  pi.  ot 

OtITOf. 

TouTi,  Dor.  and  Toutoi,  Att.  for 
Tot'To,  ncul.  of  same. 

TovTo,  neut.  of  ouToj. 

TovrbQcv,  Dor.  for  evrtvOcv. 

TovToiu,  Att.    for  Tofiroi',   a.   siw 
mas.  of  oJto.;. 

T6iir(i),  (d.  fin.  of  same)  here,  in 
this  place. 

TovTw,  Dor.  for  toOtoh,  g.  sin.  of 
same. 

ToiirwOti',  Dor.  for  evrevBev. 

To<pie,  see  TaijtfO. 

Tr'iippa,  (fr.  bippa  that)  SO  long, 
meanwhile. 

TpayiKavda,  ->;{,  /;,  (fr.  Tpdyof  a 
goat,  and  dKavOa  a  thorn)  goai's 
thorn. 

Tpnydw,  Tpayi^oj,  (fr.  Tp«j/oj  a 
goat)  to  resemble  a  goat ;  to  be- 
come wanton  ;  to  arrive  at  puber- 
ty ;  to  ripen,  bloom,  flourish, 
shoot,  bud. 

Tprtyita,  fern,  of  Tpdytio;. 

Tpayilv,  2  a.  iiif  act.  of  Tpi.'yo). 

Tpdycio;,  and  Tpay£0?,-(i, -or,  (fr. 
rpdyos  a  goal)  of  a  goat. 

TpiiyiXaipoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
iXa(pos  a  stag)  a  gnat-stag. 

Tpayiifia,  -Stos,  to,  (fr.  Tpiiyu  lo 
eat)  a  second  course,  dessert; 
sweetmeats ;   a  treat. 

TpaytKbs,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  next)  nfiru- 
.uedy,  trai;ic,  tragical ;  miserable, 
III  fortunate. 

Tp'iyfku?,  (fr.  last)  tragically,  the- 
atrically, pompously. 

Tpayoi,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  Tpiiyto  to  eat  ; 
or  fr.  Tpa;;^i{  rougli)  a  he-goat, 
goal ;  stench ;  ItvAness. 

I'^aywcf'tu,  (fr.  last,  and  tfiri  a 
song)  lo  represent  or  sing  a  tra- 
gedy, tragedise,  rant,  spout  ;  lo 
exclaim,  vociferate  ;  to  deplore, 
weep,  bewail ;  to  exaggerate. 

Tpuyuioia,  -as,  f],  (fr.  same)  a  tra- 
'gedy. 

Tnayifhhi,  -nu,h,  >;,  (fr.  sam©)  a  tra- 


TPA 

gedian,  tragic  actor  ;  a  writer  of 
tragedies. 

Tpa>i;,  -I7f,  Tpdmi,  -iSos,  .;,  the 
orijict  of  the  fundament ;  the  tine 
along  the  middle  of  the  scrotum, 
between  the  lesticUs. 

Tpd/irif,  -tSoi,  a  vessel,  -ihip,  boat, 
barfie. 

Tpaviia  or  -du  -d,  f.  -i/o-u  and 
-iiod),  (fr.  next)  to  make  clear  or 
perspicuous. 

Tpaiof,  -fl,  -ov,  Tpaifii,  -f'05  -oCf, 
b,  >i,  (fr.  7-irp'iiVu»  to  bore)  perfo- 
rated, open  clear,  perspicuous, 
manifest,  arlicuiite,  distinct,  elo- 
quent. 

T(ia-c,  Ion.  for  hpawc,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  of  rpfTrui. 

Tpdirc^a,  -ijf,  1;,  (fr.  Tirpa  four,  and 
r/^d  a  foot)  a  table,  dinner  table; 
meat,  food,  maintenance  ;  a  desk, 
counter. 

Tpairt^rni,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  a  bank- 
er, money  changer. 

Tparrc^oKopoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  Kopiii)  to  satiate)  a  humble 
guest,  parasite. 

TpiTTc^dipopov,  -uv,  rd,  (fr.  same, 
and  liipii)  to  bear)  a  side -board. 

TpaTTuv,  Ion.  for  TotTtciv,  pres.  inf. 
act. — T/>arr£io/x£i',  Ion.  and  Poet, 
for  rp^^u^ev,  1  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act. 

of    Tpiztij). 

TptjircXo$,-i),  -bv,  (fr.  TpiTTiit  loturn) 

changeable,  inutahU. 
Tpi'rti',  Ion.  for  IrpaTcv,  3  sin.  2  a. 

ind.   act.  ;    or   Ion.  and    Bc2ot. 

Sync,   for  crpt-noav,  3  pi.  2  a. 

ind.  pass.  —  Tpairivra,  a.  sin.  2 

a.  par.  pass,  of  same. 
Tpi^Tcafia,  Dor.  for  rpiirc^a. 
TpairiaOat,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  of  rp/ru. 
Tpiiriii),  to  tread  the  v}ine  press  ; 

trump  aJmut. 
Tpiirn^,  -VKoi;,  b,  a  spear. 
ToixCifiat,2  a.  sub.  mid.  of  rp/»ru). 
Tp-iffi'a, -«v,  4,  (fr.  ripao)  to  ary)  a 

drying  hft ;  a  place  or  basket  for 

drying  flSfs  or  cherse, 
TpioX/fw,  (fr.  next)  to  stammer, 

H*p,  stutter,  hesitate,  drawl. 
ToiuMf,  -f),  -iv,  ktamnurintf,  stut- 
tering, limping,  innrticulate. 
Toiwji'i,  -drof,  ri,  (fr.  ti rpulffKo)  to 

woutirl)  a  wound,  bruise,  hurt; 

slaughter,  massacre, 
Tpai-iiSrij{,.ov,  i,(fr,  \a.sl)iuound- 

ed, 
Tpiu;iar(i[io,  f.  -Ivji,  p.  TcrpiUfjiiri- 

«i,    (fr.    name)   to  wound,  por. 

paHH.  ind.    rcrpiu/ii/riff/jar   par. 

rerp'iviiiriaiihof,  -7, -oi". 
Tpiuii  trhivrtf,  n.   pi.   par.    1   a. 

1' '.  of  Injit. 
T;) '''('if/i,   -iitv,    r<),  (fr.  TOiJvw  to 

cat)    tenrtrr  lirnn'-lirt  wliirn  cat. 

tie   eat ;   Uie   leavings  nf  raUte^s 

fund. 
Tpd'P',  for  Tpiiilii,  Ion.    for  frpiific, 

'3  !<in.  2  n.  in  I.  an.  —  Tpif,pt,v, 

Ion.  and  T)or.   for  rpltptiv,  pre*. 

inf.  act.  ;  or  for  rpi^nv,  2  a.  inf. 

act. — Tpi'A'ic,  2  a.  p.ir.  pa^i-i. 

Tpiipluii't  I')ii.  — Tp,i<ptv,  Dor. 

and    A-\n\.  for  rpni^iir,,  2  a.  inf. 

art.  of  T pi ^ut. 
Tptiptpii  -a,  -Ar,  (fr.  rpl'fiut  to  nour- 


TPE 

isii)   dry,  hard,  firm  ;  jumrish- 
ing,  nutritious. 

Tpa'^jT),  Ion.  forfrpa^i;,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  pass,  of  Tpi<pu>. 

Tp'i<p7i^,  -r/Kos,  h,  a  tip,  opening, 
passage,  properly  for  the  oars  in 
a  ship  ;  o  bench,  plank,  board, 
table  ;  a  pole,  spear. 

Tpa<p))BOfiai,  ind.  —  Tpaifx'iataQai, 
inf.  2  f.  pass,  of  rpiipw. 

Tpa^flfirtf,  Ion.  for  rpcipdivTis,  n. 
pi.  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  rfri-zui. 

Tpd<pota!i,  Dor.  and  -'Eol.  ibrrpa- 
ipjvan,  fcrn.  of  TpKpibv,  2  a.  par. 
act.  ot  rpiipui. 

Tpa^eta,  Tpaxctai,  n.  fem.  sin. 
and  pi. — TpaxstSi  n.  or  a.  pi. 
cont.  of  Tp(i;^i')f. 

Tpn;^/w5,  (fr.  Tpa;i;i'f  rough)  rough- 
!}/>  ^"ggcdly  ;  liarshly,  hardly. 
comp.  rpa^j^iirfpo)',  sup.  rpa^v- 
rara. 

Tpi^rjXtdoy  -w,  f.  -doo),  p.  rerpaxv 
XiuKa,  (fr.  rp.i\^r]\og  the  neck)  to 
siretcit  the  neck  ;  to  behave  proud- 
ly ;  to  strive  against. 

Tpri;y^»)X(fu),  f.  -1(7(1),  p.  TCTpax^XiKa , 
(fr.  same)  to  lay  liold  of  or  drag 
liy  the  neck  and  shoulders  ;  to 
fling  upon  the  neck  or  head  ;  to 
twist  tlie  neck,  choke,  strangle  ; 
to  turn  up  or  ban!:  Itte  head,  ex- 
pose the  face  ;  to  manifest,  open, 
display,  per.  ind.  pass,  rtrpax^- 
Xtoftat. 

Tpaxr,\uKOzcti}  -(3,  f.  -;;(7U),(fr.  ne\t, 
and  KS-n-Tui  to  cut)  to  cut  ({ff"  the 
neck. 

Tpd^n^oi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  rpaypi  roueh, 
and  ti\oi  a  stud)  the  neck;  tlie 
neck  and  shoulders,  poll,  nape. 
pi.  T((  rpdyi^a. 

Tp'ijtu»'(i>,  (Ir.  next)  to  makerough; 
to  exasprrate,  provoke  ;  to  dis- 
turb, agitate,  confuse. 

Tpaxvs,  -c'la,  -v,  rough,  rugged, 
uneven,  craggy  ;  hard,  severe, 
hairy,  shagey  ;  disturbed,  con- 
fused, agitnled,  tumultuous. 

Tpax'''rti(,  -ijTOf,  1^,  (fr.  last)  rough- 
niss,  ruggedness,  unevcnness ;  a 
disturbance. 

Tp'i;^a)i7n{,  -t'hg,  >',  TracJtonitis, 
n.ime  of  a  coniilrv. 

Tpn'cij,  obs.  for  which  titouoi. 

Tp'.rrrii',  Ion.  for  crpiirriv,  3  dii. 
act.  of  rpfw. 

Tortv,  prcs.  inf.  act.  cont.  of  same. 

Tpf7{,  oi,  at.  Tola,  rti  g.  Tp»(3i',  d. 
Tpio'i,  three. 

Tpi7fT,ililpv„i,-o,v,n'i,  The  Three 
Tavirns,  name  of  a  vlllagf!. 

Tpci(TiraWf«r<i,  iii'lccl.(fr.  rptitthrpe, 
iT'iI  and,  and  fUa  ten)  thirteen. 

Tpl/tc,  Ion.  for  irptfit,  impf.  ind. 
act.  of  Tttljiia. 

Tp//iou(7.i,  fcm.  ofrp/^iuii,  par.  pre^. 
act. — Tp/^ouiri,  3  pi.  prcM.  ind. 
act.  of 

Tp//>i<),  f.  -/id,  (fr.  Tplu)  to  Ircmlile) 
to    shake,     Ircmblr,     ijwikr  ;     to 
drrad,  fear  ;  to  tenvr,  float,  per 
in  I.  mid.  rlrpoua. 

Tpfov,  Ion.  for  trptov,  impf.  ind 
ncl.  of  rpliii. 

Tpliroi',  ncul.  of  rplnm;  pre*,  par 
act.  of 

(663) 


TPI 

TptTTh),  f.  -\pio,  p.  rhptipa,  to  tuni^ 
turn  back,  turn  aside  ;  to  put  to 
flight,  rout,  discomfit ;  to  change, 
to  turn  in  viind,  revolve,  consider, 
notice,  advert  to ;  to  charge,  im- 
pute. "Tpi-nofiat,  to  turn  towards, 
betake  one^s  self  to;  to  enter 
upon,  begin  ;  to  incline,  verge 
or  look  towards.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
frpurroi'.  per.  ind.  pass,  rirpay.- 
fiat.  per.  ind.  mid.  rirpova. 

Tpiffcav,  Tpiaac,  Ion.  and  Poet, 
for  irpcaav,  3  pi.  and  hptae,  3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  rpiiii. 

Tpiartji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  rpfui  to  tremble) 
fearful,  timid. 

Tpi(p€i,  act.  'Tpi<ptTm,  pass.  3  sin. 
pres.  ind. — Tplipcadai,  pros.  inf. 
mid.  —  TpitptDci  or  -aiv,  3  pi. 
pres.  sub.  act.  of  rpiipu).  , 

Tpf'^oi)',  Sync,  for  rpcipulriv,  Att. 
for  Tpi<potfxi,  prcs.  opt.  act.  of 

Tpi(fiii),  f.  ^p(tpii),p.T(rp!:ipa,to nour- 
ish, feed  fatten  ;  to  breed,  rear, 
bring  up,  educate,  maintain  ;  to 
bear,  produce  ;  to  thicken,  con- 
dense, coagulate,  curdle.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  idpetpa.  per.  pass.  ind.  ri- 
Cpaixiiai,-ipai,  -irrat "  pur.  Ttdpiijx- 
ficvoi,  per.  ind.  mid.  riTpo<pa. 

Tpi^ct,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act. — Tpt- 
X^re,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  orimpr.act. 
act. — Tpf';^i;,3  sin. pres. sub.  act. 
— TpixovTcs,  -XO''ros,  -xoi'Tuiv, 

cases  of  rpf;^a>)',  par.  pres. act 

Tpfxovct,  3  pi.  pros.  ind.  act. — 
TpiXt»^iev,  I  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 

TpiXi^i  f.  niid.  ipufwviioi,  p.  Scipd- 
ftnxa,  to  run,  hurry,  hasten.  2  a. 
md.  act.  cipaiiov.  per.  ind.  mid. 
^i^pofta. 

Tpiiputf,  yEol.  for  Tocd/ai,  1  a.  par. 
act. — Tpeipcu,  Aol.  for  rp(\pai, 
3  sin.  1  a.  opt.  act.  of  rpi-nui. 

Tpf'd),  f.  Tplatti,  p.  Tirpnia,  to  trem- 
ble, dread,  fear.  1  a,  ind.  act. 
frpcaa. 

Tp('(u,  f.  rpt'iBii),  p.  rhpnKa,  (fr.  ri- 
pem  to  bore)  to  bore, pierce,  perfo- 
rate.  1  a.  ind.  act.  {rpnaa. 

Tpn/ia,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr.  last)  a  hole, 
orifice. 

Tpimarl^o),  (perhaps,  fr.  last)  to 
play  with  dice. 

Tp"ph)i',  -(ui'o?,  b,  fl,  (fr.  rp/u)  to 
tnunbic)  fearful,  timid,  trcni- 
httng.  Subs.  (I  dove,  pigeon,  d. 
pi.  Tpfipuiai. 

Tp'iroii),  fi.  Ion.  of 

Tpnr!l<;,  -i),  -dv,  (Ir.  rpicj  to  pierce) 
perforated,  bored,  pierced  ;  open, 
raised, 

'Vpnx^''f  T^plX'vof,  /;,  a  woman's 
name. 

TpUxof,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

Tp»;;fi't,  -tin,  -ii,  Ion.  for  rimxdt, 

'\'pn\ia,  -6oi  -out,  fl,  a  rough,  rug- 
ged place. 

Tp^iyu),  f.  -fu),  p.  rlrprixa,  (Poet, 
for  rontY''i'(«  I"  make  rou|{li)  to 
bcrnunh  or  runned  ;  to  jolt. 

Tola,  nont.  of  rpitf. 

Tpl<iivn,-ri(,  1),  (fr.  Tptit  three)  a 
trident ;  threr.prongr/l  furk. 

Tp((i*</<,  •iif'H,  li,  (fr.  same)  tha 
thirtieth  da'/,  the  number  thirty  ; 
a  thirtieth  part. 


TPI 

Tf»n'«ri$,  (fr.  sanio)  Ihret  limiw. 
Tpiii»oir(i,indecl.  (fr.  same)  tliirti/. 
Tp<a»>JiTaff,  indocl.  (fr.  last,  and 

?f  six)  thirij/sij:. 
Tf)iu»o>ru/ri){,  -coi  -ovi,  b,  ii,  (fr. 
same,  aiid  iTO(  a  yeiir)  of  thirttj 
years. 
TpiaKofTd^yoi,  -ov,  6,1;,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^vydf  a  bench  for  rowers) 
hafing  thirth  benches. 
TpiaKotTdvcyTc,    (fr.     same,    and 

jtAti  five)  thirty-Jive. 
TpiiiKoyTaTiaaapci,  (fr.  same,  and 

rtlaaapa  four)  thirty-four. 
Tpiaxdctoi,  -at,  -a,  (fr.  rpcls  three, 
and  -Kdatoi  the  centesimal  ter- 
mination) three  hundred. 
Tpiakoardi,  -r),  -bv,  (fr.  rpidnovTa 

thirty)  thirtieth. 
Tpiaf,  -a^os,  1),  (fr.  Tpcis  three) 
the  number  three,  a  triad;    the 
Trinity. 
Tptdaau),    (fr.    last)    to  overcome, 
conquer,   supass,  excel;    as  the 
champions   in    the    triple    con- 
test. 
TpiayOiJvai,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  last. 
Tpi/3a«of ,-^,  -ov,  (fr.  rpi/Ju)  to  wear) 
worn,  hackneyed.     Subs,   a  ve- 
teran. 
Tptfiavuti)  -w,  f  -6aii),  (fr.  same)  to 
wear  away,  grow  old.   1  a.  ind. 
pass.  trpifiavwQrjv. 
Tpi0ivi,  -ios,  b,  (fr.  same)  apoun 

der,  bruiser,  pestle. 
Tpifirj,  -^f,  fi,  (fr.  same)  ambbing, 
wear,  tear ;   use,  exercise,  prac- 
tice, experience  ;  occupation,  em- 
ployment ;  delay,  procrastination, 
evasion. 
TpiPo\oi,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  Tpcis  three, 
and  Po\>)  a  point)  a  thistle;    a 
three-pronged  fork ;    a   cart    or 
roller  for  rubbing  out  grain. 
Tpipoucvo;,    pres.    par.    pass,    of 

Tpi'pu . 
Iptfioi,  -ov,  n,  (fr.  7-pi'/?a)  to  rub)  a 
way,   path,    road,    beaten   path, 


•I'PI 

Tpiyoviui  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  yivo 
/III!  to  bo  born)  to  beget,  bear  or 
produce  the  third  time ;  to  have  a 
third  o/Tspring  or  descent 

Tptyotld,  -af,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  the 
third  generation. 

Tptyovoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same)  with 
three  children,  of  three  children. 

Tptyx^i  see  ^piyKdi. 

Tpiywvos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  rpcFj  three, 
and  ywvla  an  angle)  three-cor- 
nered, triangular. 

TpticiTTtpos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  Tpi?  three- 
fold, and  ca-rtpos  the  evening) 
of  three  eve7iings,  three  nights 
long. 

Tpi£r»)f,  -(Of  -oTii,  b,  ;),  (fr.  same, 
and  iros  a  year)  of  three  years. 

Tpicrla,  -ai,n,  (fr.  same)  thespace 
of  three  years,  three  years. 

Tpun'^o),  (fr.  same)  to  be  three 
years  old,  be  in  the  third  year. 

Tpi^ci,  3  sin.  pres.  ofrpl^w. 

Tpi^iti),  same  as 


Tl'I 


Tpl^u  and  Tpt^w.  1 
to  scream,  shriek, 


to  chirp,  squeal; 
to  creak,  grate. 


gnash,  grind. 
TpttiKiis,  -aioi,  i'l,  (fr.  rptTf  three) 

the  thirtieth  part. 
Tpt)}KovTa,  Poet,  and  Ion.  for  rpid- 

Knvra. 
TpiriKovTairii,    -tioi,   fi,    (fr.   last, 

and  iros  a  year)  of  or  for  thirty 

years. 
TptijKdvTcpos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 

and  tpiaow  to  row)  thirty-oared, 

having  thirty  oars. 
TpitjKoaia;,  Ion.  for  rpiaKoaias,  a. 

pi.  f.  of  TpiaKdatoi. 
Tpiijucpia,  -Of,  II,    (fr.  rpti;  three, 

and  iipiipa  a  day)  the  space  of 

three  days,  three  days. 
Tpivpiis,  -ioi-ovs, )'/,  (fr.  snme,  and 

cpiaau)    to   row)    a   galley    with 

three  hanks  or  tiers  of  oars  ;    a 

ship  of  war. 
TpiripiTrif,-ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  rov:ers 

or  passengers  in  a  ship  of  war. 
track;    any  thing  or  part  worn\TpiKdviii  -Vi,  hi  (perhaps  fr.  rtipu 
or  rubbed ;  an  old  custom,  habit.       to   rub)   a  small  cart   or  roller 


Tpifiov,  pres.   impr.   pass.  —  Tpl- 
(iovat,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 

TpiPw,  f.  -\p<i},  p.  rirptipa,  to  rub, 
grind,  crumble,  waste,  wear 
away;  to  break,  bruise,  pound ^ 
thrash,  crush,  knead  ;  to  spend 
or  pass  time,  exercise,  labour  ;  to 
u:eary,  harass,  vex ;  to  delay,  pro- 
long, protract,  per.  ind.  pass,  ri 
Tptfinat.  per.   iiid.  mid.  Terpi[ia 


for    thrashing    or    rubbing    out 

grain. 
TpiKaprtvoq,    -ov,    b,   I'l,    (fr.   rpe7i 

three,  and  Kdpijvov  a  head)  three- 

t  coded. 
Tpi/cXii-oi',  -01',  rb,  (fr.  same,  and 

kXi'i'u  to  recline)  a  dining  room. 
TptKvuia,  -as,  fi,   (fr.  Tpcls  three, 

and  idtfia  a  wave)  a  huge  wave, 

bllloVK 


Tpi;3w^£5,  Dor.  for  Tpi(io)ntv,  1  pLiTp/Aiffro?  and   TpiXXioro;,  -ov,  b 


pres.  sub.  act.  of  last. 

Tpl0iav,  -uvof ,  o,  (fr.  Tptjio)  to  wear) 
a  worn  out  cloak,  old  coat;  also  a 
man  worn  out  and  tired,  a  veteran. 

TpiySfioi,  -ov,  I),  I'l,  (fr.  rpU  three 
times,  and  y/'/joj  a  marriage) 
three  times  married. 

ToiyfJf,  same  as  joiyKiii. 

Tpi'yXa,  -i)j,  4,  a  kind  offish,  mul- 
let. 

Tply^vvof,  -ov,  b,  4,  (fr.  TocTi  three, 
and  yX/jvri  a  pupil)  hai.ini;  three 
pupils  or  eyes  ;  bright,  sparkling, 
glittering. 

Tpiy^iix'^'f  -<"<>?,  b,  fi,  (fr-  same, 
and  yXuxiv  a  point) /Are«  barbed. 


(fr.  rp];  three  times,  and  yiaao 
fiai  to  pray)  much  desired,  thrice 
welcome,  often  wished  for. 

Tp'iitpl^iD,  f.  -lata,  (fr.  same,  and 
liifioi  a  portion)  to  make  three 
shares  or  parts. 

Tpifinvov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ittiv  a  month)  the  spexe  of  three 
months,  three  months. 

Tplurivoi,  -ov,  b,  hi  (''■•  same)  nf 
three  months,  three  montlis  old.. 

Tpiljoipla,  -as,  II,  (fr.  Tois  three- 
fold, and  uolpa  a  snare,  th. 
IJiclpb}  to  divide)  a  triple  por- 
tion. 

Tplva^,  -ciKos,  b,  sec  &plva^. 
(564)     ■ 


Tpii/AXnf,  same  as  rowfuXAij. 

Tp((i{  for  ratacds. 

Tpidioiat,  a.  pi.  Ion.  of 

Tpiofos,  -ov,  I'l,  (fr.  Tp((f  three,  and 
bfdi  a  way)  where  three  ways 
virit,  cross  roads,  public  way. 

Tpioiobs,  -dvTPS,  b,  /;,  (fr.  same, 
and  v}ovs  a  tootli)  liavmg  three 
teeth  or  prongs;  a  fork  or  tri- 
dent. 

TploTTos  or  Tpi6mov,  name  of  a 
country. 

Tpi6po(pov,  see  rptiipoipov. 

TphaXros,  -ov,b, »;,  (fr.  Tpc7s  three, 
and  TTd'AAu  to  brandish)  thrice 
brandished,  piercing,  violent. 

Tplvri^vs,  -tos  -ovs,  b,  i),  (fr.  rpcts 
three,  and  ir7);;^uf  a  cubit)  three 
cubits  long,  broad,  &c.  ;  of  three 
cubits. 

tpiirXaatos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same,  and 
nXdaios  -fold)  threefold,  three 
times  more,  thrice  as  large. 

TpirXaoi'wj,  (fr.  last)  trebly,  three- 
fold. 

TptnXcOpos,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  rpc7s 
three,  and  itKiQpov  an  acre)  of 
three  acres. 

TpiTrXj;,  (d.  sin.  feni.  of  next) 
trebly,  threefold. 

TpiTrXo'of -oDf,  -dr;  -Ti,-6ov-ovv,  (fr. 
rpcls  three)  threefold,  triple. 

TpiTrXrfu)  -(3,  f.  -waw,  (fr.  last)  to 
treble,  per.  pass.  Ttrpi-rXwjtai. 

TpliToS'  for  Tplvoia,  a.  sin.  ofrpl- 

TTOVS. 

TpnrSriTis,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  rpcTs  three, 

and  novs  a  foot)  of  three  feet. 
TpiTToSoi/iopiu]  -10,  (fr.  Tpiirovs  a  tri- 
pod, and  (pipu)  to  carry)  to  carry 
the  tripods. 
TpiTTiSOurof,  -01,  b,  (S,  Dor.  for. 
TpiJruO;;ros,    -ov,    b,     //,    (fr.   rptU 
three,  and  irodiw  to  desire)  thrice 
wished  for,  thrice  desired,  longed 
for. 

TpiTToAif,  -COS  -ovs,  b,  i'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  Td\is  a  city)  having  three 
cities. 

Tpi'TToAos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  rpis  thrice, 
and  iroXf'w  to  turn)  thrice  turned 
or  ploughed. 

TphopOos,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  same,  and 
■nipQw  to  sack)  thrice  taken  and 
plundered. 

Tphos,  -ov,  b,  JEo\.  for 

Tpiirovs,  -oios,  hi  (fr-  rptis  tliree, 
and  noiis  a  foot)  any  thing  with 
three  feet ;  a  table,  stool,  caldron, 
pot,  tripod,  trivet. 

TpiKrv)(^os,  -ov,  b,  ^,  (fr.  rpts  thrice, 
and  irrvytj  a  fold)  triple,  three- 
fold, of  three  folds. 

Tpif,  (fr.  TpcTs  three)  three  times, 
t/trice  ;  very,  very  much,  exceed- 
ingly, greatly. 

TpttraXtrripios,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last,  and 
a\iTt]s  a  sinner,  fr.  aXiriui  to 
sin)  very  sinful  or  wicked,  a  re- 
probate, 

Tpiaavdia,  a.  sin.  of 

TpincivAs,  -dcos,>'i,  {Cr.  rptis  three, 
and  tvvia  nine)  the  twenty-seventh 
day  oftlic  month. 

TpioKai^tKa,  (fr.  rpcts  three,  Kal 
and,  and  iiKa  ten)  thirteen. 

TptaKatSeKdwijxvSfOS  -ovs,  b,  //,  (fr. 


TPI 


TPO 


last,  and  vnxvs  a  cubit)  of  tkir-tTpiToyevtus,  -io;,  o,  -J,  mas.  of  last 


teen  cubits. 
TptoKaiciKaro;,  -17,  -01;  (fr.  rpcTi 
three,  Kai   and,  and   ctxd   ten) 
thirteenth. 
TpioKardpdTos,  -ov,  0, ,),  (Ir.  same, 
and  KaTiipdToi  accursed,  lli.  apd 
an  imprecation)   execrable,  most 
accursed,  a  cursid  wretch 
TptaKtXiii,  -(oi-ijvs,b,  fj,  (fr.  Tpt7i 
three,  and   kcXo;  a  leg)  having 
three  legf,  three  legged. 
TptcKOTTdvtcTos,  -ov,  6,  ^, (fr.  same, 
and  Kivat'ov  a  pestle,  th.  k^tt- 
Tu)  to   cut)    tlirice  pounded    or 
ground. 
Tpiff/id«, -oD,S,  (fr.  rpl^ia  to  creak) 

a  creaking,  shrieking. 
TpiiTfivpioi,  -ai,  -a,  (fr.  rpif  thrice, 
and  fivptot  ten  thousand)  thirty 
thousand. 
Tpic(i\i5wi,  -ov,  0,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
dX/Jiof  happy,  ih.  iXpos  wealth) 
thrice  happy,  very  forty  note. 
TpnTo^vfiTiovlKTis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same, 
OAii/iTia   the   Olympic    games, 
and  itKuu  to  conquer)  thrice  a 
conqueror  in  the  Olympic  games. 
Tpiairidaitos,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.   same, 
and   a-jTtOaiii)    a  span)  of  thru 
spans. 
Tpiaruy6ii,-ov,  b,fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
avovin  a  libation)  thrice  poured, 
thrice     q^ered ;     or,    sacrificing 
tlirice,  sumptunus. 
Tpioatvui,  f.  -cCati),  (fr.  rpif  thrice) 
to  treble  ;    to   make  or  do  three 
times  ;  to  he  third. 
Tpiaai^f  or  Tp(rToj, -^,  •o>',(fr.  rptit 
three)     third,    threefold,    triple; 
three  together,  in  threes. 
Tpiaoio)  -i,    (fr.    same)  to  make 
triple,  treble  ;  to  divide  into  three 
parts. 
Tpieaif,    (fr.   Tpiaa&s  triple)  trc- 
lily,  in  a  threefold  manner,  three 
tiints, 
Tpiararni,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  rpcTi  three) 
one  of  the.    three   chief  minnters 
in   a   state;    a   tribune,    leader, 
captain. 
TplaTcyov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 

OTiyri  a  roof)  the  third  story, 
TploTtyoi,-ov,  0,  fi,  (fr.  same)  hav- 
ing three  stories. 
Tpierui-xti,{(r.  rpif  three,  and  arot- 
j^iia  t<j  march  in  order )  in  three 
rankf  or  rou>*. 
ToiOT(tXioi,  -ai,  -o,  (fr.  same,  and 
' ^tXioi   a  thousand)  three  Oiou- 
sunii. 
'tploufot,  -ovjh,!),  (fr.  some,  and 
ou/ia  a  body)    haiing   three   bit. 
dirs,  gigantic,  huge, 
Tpiv?<<Ki  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  rpuf  three) 

0/  Jiree  days,  on  the  third  day. 
TpiTiiroiai,  d.  pi.  Ion.   of 
TplrSroi,  -n,  -of,  (sup.  «f  rplrof 

third,  th.  rpc<(  three)  third, 
Tpirtiitdpiov,  -OK,  ri,  aod  TpiT»;//o» 
pU,  -ifiof,  V,  (fr.  H.ime,  :iiid  fiupof 
a  xlinrc,  ih.  fi(ipu»  to  divide)  a 
third  or  third  part. 
Tpiroy(viin,-ai,  ^,(fr.  rpirHi  BcEot. 
the  head,  and  ydvofim  to  be 
born)  sprnug  frmn  the  hewt  ; 
epithet  of  Minerva. 


Tpi'rof,  -)],  -ov,    (fr.  Tp:7j    three) 

third. 
Tpiro;r,    -uvoj,  b,   TViton,  a   sea 

god. 
TpiTwvis,  -lioi,  /5,  a  lake  and  river 
of  Africa,  whence  IMinerva  also 
was  so  called. 
Tpi^aatos,  -a,-ov,  (fr.  Tpif  thrice, 
and    <pdcii    appearance)  triple, 
threefold,  three  u-ays,  three. 
Tpt<ptXdTOi,  Dor.  for 
TpiipiXiiTo?,  -ov,  6,//,(fr.  -pis  thrice, 
and   (Ji'Aos  loved)    thrice   loved, 
much  loved,  beloved,  dear. 
Tpiipuica,  -i;g,  !),  a  woman's  name. 
Tp(';^;aand  Tpi;;^;Ou,(fr.  rptU  three) 

in  three  ways  or  pieces. 
Tpixa,  Tpi'x'J.   Tpi'xf!,-,    TpiX'^'v, 

cases  of  ^pi'(. 
TpixaT^Tov,  -ov,  Tu,   (fr.  Spif  hair, 
and  arrnj  to  tie)  u;oven  or  plait- 
ed hair. 
Tpix'iXos,-ov,  i,  n,  (fr.  Totis  three) 

tnreefold,  huge. 
TpixQa,   (ir.   7-p(?  thrice)  m  three 
ways,  trebly,  threefold;  in  three 
parts  or  pieces, 
Tpix'uf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^pif  hair)  with 
some  or  little  hair.  Kdru  rpixlis 
with  hair  round  the  head,  none 
on  the  croum. 
Tpixidio,  (fr.  same)  to  be  hairy. 
Tpix(vos,  -ti,  -or,  (fr.  same)  made 

oj  hair. 
Tptx'i^v,    -dvTos,    b,    (fr.    same) 

rough,  hairy. 
TpJ';^o'(u  -<S,     (fr.  same)    to  make 

hairy,  become  hairy. 
Tpix^oiiji,  -tof  -ovi,  and  Tp(;^wTdf, 

-(),  -01',  (fr.  sariie)  hairy. 
Tplxi^fh  -aroi,  Td,  (fr.  same)  the 

hair  of  the  head,  a  wig, 
Tpi\pfii,  1  a.  par.  .let.  of  rpi'/Ju. 
Tpi'if  (f,  -lof,  Att.  -tuis,  f],  (fr.  Tpt- 
iiia  to  rub)  a  rubbing,  friction, 
wear;  thrashing. 
Tpiw/JoAov,  -ov,Tu,  (fr.  rpdi  three, 
aud  o|3oAdf  anoboius)  three  oboli, 
about  Is.  10 J. 
Tpiii^o^ov,  -OK,  tO,  (fr.  same,  and 
ipiipu)  to  cover)  the  third  roof  or 
story. 
Tpofii,  -as.  Ion.  -r)i,  fi,  (fr.  Tpiif  a 
Trojan)    Troy,  name  of  a  city. 
Tpoitivfic,   to     Troy.     TpolaOcv, 
from  Tray. 


TpojitoittTo,  Ion.  for  Tpoftloivro,  3 

|il.  prcs.  opt.  pass. —  Tpa/i/oi-ri, 

Dor.    fjr  TpufUovai,  3  pi.  pres. 

ijid.  act.  of 
Tpo/iiiit  -u.(fr.  Tpifiof  fear,  lli.  rpi'oj 

tr»   tremble)    to    trrmblr,    (/uakr, 

ihuddrr,  drrad,  fenr, 
TpA/iof.  -oi',»,(fr.  T(ilu  to  tremble). 

tirvibling,  tear,  r/nad. 
Tp-i-'i,  -ni,  V  (peihapH.  fr.  rpOiri  n 

hole)  rliHdTt:n''s  pUiy  of  throwing 

dirr,  nuts,  &c.  into  a  hole,  chuck- 

frirthlJig. 
1'pijiriila,-ai,  4,  (fern,  of  rporrnrof) 

a  change,  tdtcrntion. 
Tpiirainv  or  Tf  oTiMov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr. 

Tp/nv    to   turn)    a    trophy,    tri- 

u  mpli 
Tportniof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  clia,ng- 

ing,    altdine,    turning  ;    ihili- 
(665) 


TPO 

ing,  veering;  changed,  altered; 
averting  evil ;   victorious. 
Tpjr«'u>,   TpoTTfu),  and  Too-du  -w, 
(Ir.    next)   to   turn,  change;    to 
7nahe   turn,    drive   back,   put  to 
fight,  rout.     Tpo-n-doftai  -diiai  to 
turn  to,  abandon  or  give  onc^s  self 
up  to. 
Tpo-i),  -iji,  I],  (fr.  rpi-uj  to   turn) 
a     turn,     turning,     conversion, 
change  ;  a  fight,  rout,  oi^erilirow, 
defeat ;  the  solstice. 
Tpd'zn^,  -»)«cof,  1^,  (fr.  same)    the 

handle  of  an  oar, 
TpoTTi'af,  -oil,  6,  (fr.  same)  turned, 

sour,  vapid,  flat. 
Tpj-ntKOi,  -it,  -by,  (fr.   same)^^u- 
rativc,   vietnjihorical,  in   tropts ; 
tropical,  of  the  tropics.     Subs,  c 
tropic. 
TpoTrYxus,  (fr.  last)  fguratively,  i>^ 

tropes. 
Tpoms,  -(i5os  or  -loj,  )',  (fr.  rpfiro) 

to  turn )  the  keel  of  a  ship. 
Tp(57ro{, -01),  b,  (fr.    same)  manner, 
way, mode ;  rite,  custom,  habit; 
manners,  bchattour  ;  di'^position, 
temper,  genivs,  characttr  ;  way, 
means;  a  trope,  figure. 
Tpoz-of,  -of,  6,  (fr.   same)  a  strap 
which   fttslrned     the  oar    in    its 
place,  or  rowlock. 
TpuTTOcpopiui  -ui,  f.  ->jaw,  p.  nrpo-Ko- 
ipdpriKa,  (fr.  rprfxof  the  manners, 
and  ^f'pu)  to  bear)  to  bear  or  put 
up  with  the  ?nanners  of  another  ; 
to  indulge.  1  a.  ind.  act.  erpoiro- 
ipdprjoa. 

TpoTToui  -(i,  f.  -woiD,  (Ir.  rpiiru  li> 
turn)  to  turn  to  fight,  oveitum, 
overthrow.  Or  (ir.  rpo-nbi  the 
oar-strnp)  to  fir  the  oar  to  the 
strap,  ship  an  oar. 

Tpo(pi7ov,  -ov,  T(),(fr.  Tpi(pio  to  rear) 
^'.e  reward  of  rearing,  a  return  or 
recompense  fur  education. 

Tpoiplii,  -tos,  0,  (fr.  same)  a  sup- 
porter, nourisher ;  a  foster-fa- 
ther, tutor,  guardian. 

Tpoipcvb),  (fr.  same)  to  nourish, 
nurse,  suckle. 

Tpoiji!),  -T]{,  I'l,  (fr.  rpiijjia  to  rear) 
nourishment,  food,  support, 
maintenansc ;  education,  rear- 
ins,  nurture. 

Tp6(pui,  pi.  oi'rp6<j)ii.  | 

Tpiipiitof,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 

TpiUl'ii,  -lOi,  6,  i';,  (Ir.  Tp»'0a)  to 
nourish)  «■<■//  fed,  fat,  full, 
sutlling  ;  groinij  adult. 

Tpo^xifif,  -toon,  -fv,  same  as  last. 

Tp'iipDf,  -uv,  h,  II,  (fr.  Tpi'^o)  to  nou- 
rish) a  foster rr,  rearer,  eherishcr, 
supporter  ;  a  nurse. 

Tpiiifioiliopliii  -<i>,(rr.  Tpoifilt  food,  and 
0/p<j  lo  l)i;ar)  to  nume,  support, 
chirish,  feed,  maintain,  cdiir.ate, 

Tpntjiiltvioi,  -ov,  b,  Tivplwnius,  a 
man'N  imme. 

Tpoxd^it,  f.  -liaio,  (fr.  rpf';(;(ii  to 
run)  name  as  rnnyiiiii. 

Tpox'iyia,  -(If,  f),  (fr.  next)  <(  wJirel 
to  raiic  wnirr ;  a  pulley,  tvind- 
Ivan. 

Tpo^n^ij,  ->),  -Jl',  (If-  '■p/jf'-'  '" 
run)  rHfiFiin^,  flrrt.  speedy, 
quick  ;  circular,  round. 


TPT 

Tpo.Yiiti',  (fr.  same)  lo  huny, 
haslen  ;  to  roU,  whetl,  revolve  ; 
to  turn  out,  eome  about,  hap- 
pen. 

Tpoiydi,  end  Tpo'^iXii},  -iTv,  i),  (fr. 
Tpo-^if  a  whtt'l,  til.  Tpi^ui  to 
run)  the  ttack  or  rut  made  by  a 
w.'ieel;  a  rortd,pritli,  wai/. 

Tpo;^iXfu,  -'!>-,  V,  (IK  same)  a  bird, 
</l«  wri/ufck.  Also,  a  pullet/, 
winiiliias,  crane. 

Tpix^^oiy  -00)  ^>  ('■■•  same)  a  bird, 
the  wryneck;  the  wren. 

Tptij^/iiJ.Xci', -on,  tA,  or  -Aos,  -ou,  b, 
apdtlile,  slnne  ;  gravel,  sand  ;  a 
Tough,  rugged  place  ;  aheap  or 
pile  of  stones  ;  a  fence  or  stone 
ditch  or  wall. 

Tpoxottiei,  d.  sin.  of 

Tp3;(;0:(^;;j,  -{'oj  -ofj,  6,  )';,(fr.  next, 
asid  uioi  appearance)  tike  a 
vihccl,  rmtnd,  circular,  rolling. 

■Tpoxis,  -ot',  b,  (Ir.  rpf';^u)  to  run)  a 
wheel,  lioop,  quoit  ;  a  ball,  globe  ; 
a  circuit,  revolution,  course  of 
life  ;  a  trochee  in  prosody. 

Tpdyoii-ov,  b,  (tr.  same)  a  run- 
M:ig,  raci:  • 

Tpo^uiixra',  Poet,  for  Tpoyijaat,  n. 
pi.  pres.  par.  i'vm.  cont.  of 
rp^j^dn). 

TpvjiXiov  or  TpvjiXiaf,  -ov,  t!),  a 
dish,  plate. 

TpKyu'u) -tai,f. -i^CTO),  p.  T£rp(!yi)/ivj, 
(Ir.  rpiyri  vintage)  to  reap,  gather 
or  collect  fruits,  pull  grapes  ;  to 
enjoy,  possess,  take.  1  a.  act. 
ind.  erpvytjaa. 

Tpuy/ii)  -ui,  (Ir.  next)  to  dry, parch. 

Tpvyij,  -nil  >'i,  corn,  wheat,  barley, 
crop,  harvest;  vintage.  Also, 
draught,  dryness. 

Tpvyrjaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  rpvydiii. 

Tpiynrlip,  -ijpoi,  b,  Tpvyijriis,  and 
TpvyriTbi,  -oij,  o,  (fr.  Tpvyi/itir- 
vest)  a  gatherer  of  grapes,  reap- 
er, 

Tpvynrbi,  -ou.  A,  (fr.  same)  the 
gathering  of  crops,  liarvesf,  vin- 
tage. 

Tpvvia,  -ai,  I'l,  (fr.  Tpiif  the  dregs 
of  wuie)  the  lees  or  dregs  of 
wine. 

Tpdyiaf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  muddy 
wine,  wine  not  fined. 

TpvyuMtv,  Poet,  for  rpuyq)£v,  3  pi. 
cont.  pres.  opt.  act.  of  rpuyou. 
Tovyiiv,  -I'lv^i, )';,  (fr.  toU^ui  to  mur- 
mur) n  turtle  dove,  dove,  pigeon. 
g.  pi.  Tpvy6vti>v. 

TpiiywKOi/,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  last) 
a  little  dove. 

Tpvyumi,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
of  Tpvydu. 

Tpv^di'Tuiv,  g.  pi.  pres.  par.  aet.  of 

Tp>i?<ii,  to  murmur,  coo;  to  moan, 
whine,  lament. 

TpB//a,  -oKoi,  Tit,  or  TpC/iri,  -r)s,  i), 
(ir.  rpiti)  to  exhaust)  n  hjle,  per- 
foration, eye  of  a  needle ;  a 
veteran  ;  an  old  knave  or  debau- 
chee. 

TpvtiaXln,  -uf,  1),  (fr.  same)  a  hole, 
orifice,  eye  of  a  needle. 

Tpii^, -yui,  !,,  (fr.  Tpiyn  vintage)' 
the  dregs  or  lees  of  wine  or  oil ;  I 
must  or  Miort,  vxne  not  ferment-  : 


TIT 

td  or  cUarcd ;  new  wine;  dross 
of  metal. 

Tpi'ira,  -i;5,  r),  a  hole ;  aji  anger, 
pinrar. 

Tpi'r.ii';(TyiOt,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  TpvTrai'l^ui 
to  bure,lh.  the  last)  a  boring  ;  a 
borer,  piercer,  engraving  tool. 

Tpuiriii'oi',  -ov,  ri,  (ih.  same)  a 
borer,  auger,  piercer,  gimblet. 

TpuTTu'w  -u),  f.  -/Jew,  p.  T-trpii7r»;Ku, 
(fr.  same)  to  bore,  perforate, 
pierce, 

TpuTTTifut,  -uTOi,  tH,  (fr.  last)  a 
hole;  the  eye  of  a  needle. 

Tpvadvuip,  -opni,  u,  >%  (fr.  rpvu)  to 
exhaust,  and  uvi]p  a  man)  ago- 
nising, afflicting ;  corroding, 
wasting. 

Tpvaaii,  -!),  -uv,  (fr.  rptJoj  to  af- 
flict) affiidcd,  harassed,  vexed, 
exhausted,  sick,  worn  out, 

TpvTuin,  -»;?,  I'h  C"'".  Tpiio  to  rub) 
the  hole  in  which  the  tongue  of 
scales  move ;  u  pair  of  scaks, 
balance. 

Tpv(p<iiva,  -t]i,  i;,  a  woman's  name. 

TpvijidXtia,  -ai,  /;,  (fr.  rpcii  three, 
and  i/)u,\fi5  a  crest  ^  a  thrce-crcsl- 
td.  or  three-plumed  helmet,  d. 
sin.  lon./rpu^uAti'i;. 

TpvipaXis,  -fi5of,  )'/,  (fr.  toiijxd  to 
suppijrt)  a  cheese. 

Tpvfjjuij}  -ui,  f.  -I'/aiii,  p.  TtTpv(ti))Ka, 
(fr.  Tpviii)  luxury)  to  iudult^c, 
live  luxuriously,  ddicnldy  or  in 
pleasure  ;  to  be  insolent,  haughty, 
2)roud ;  to  sport,  play.  pres. 
par.  fcni.  cotit.  TpuijtCxra.  1  a. 
lud.  act.  tTpviprjaa. 

Tpu(^irp£uoju«i,  (iV.  Tpv<j>tpbs  deli- 
cate, th.  rpu^i)  luxury)  to  behave, 
voluptuously,  conduct  one's  setj 
delicately. 

Tpuijitplu,  -a;,  n,  (fr.  same)  plea- 
sure, grut'Jicalio-ii,  indulgence, 
delicacy. 

Tpuyitpjj'  or  Tpc.Vpw;,  (fr.  next) 
delicately,  luxuriously. 

Tpvijtcpb;,  -a,-dv,  (fr.  rpui^j)  luxu- 
ry) delicate,  voluptuous,  luxuri- 
ous, soft,  effeminate.  Conip.  rpu- 
i^ipwrtpof. 

Tpu^i/, -)"",{,;;,  (fr.  ^piariii  fo  un- 
man) luxury,  delicacy,  <ffrmi- 
nacy,  voluptuousness,  indul- 
gence. 

Tpvifirjfia,  -dros,  rb,  (fr.  same)  an 
indulgence,  gratification,  luxury, 
ease. 

Tpv^irirhi,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  rfwipdui  to 
live  luxuriously)  one  devottd  /oj 
pleasure,  a  sensualist.  i 

Tpt'i^Of,  -£0S     -OVi,  rb,    (IV.   S-pVTTTU)' 

to  break)  afragrm:nl,  piece.  i 

Tpvrpu)(Tit,  -t]St  ^lii  woman's  name. ! 
Tui)(^lia\<i,  -U)V,    Til,     (fr.     rpaxvii 

rough)  rough  places.  \ 

Tpi^voi,  same  as  oTpi-^voi.  \ 

TpiiyoiT/ii,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass.j 

of  TpVYU).  ' 

Tpvxos,   -COS  -ovs,  rb,  (fr.  Tpvoi  to! 

rub)  «  thread  bare  coat,  taller ed\ 

clothes,  Taifs.  , 

Tpu^uiieri,  3  pl.    pres.   ind.    act.  [ 

cont.  of 
Touxb<a  -<a,  f.  -(i<rii>,Tpi^to,  f.  -fiu, 

and 

(368) 


TpiJui,  f.  -vau),  to  rubor  wcw  away, 

wear  out,  exhnost,  consume;  to 

weir  or  br':ak  d'>um,  ajlict,  Vtx, 

harass,  reduce,  subdue. 
TpuJaiitf,  -ui',  at,  (fr.  Tpiij  a  Tro- 
jan) Trojan  dames. 
Tpij)ui'5c,  Pool,  ami  Dor.  forTpoi- 

i'iv(]c,  to  or  towariLi  Troy. 
Tpidiij,  -u(5of ,  li,  name  of  a  city. 
TpiiyuAci  orTpcoya'Xiu,  -  oji',  ni,  (Ir. 

rpihyta  to  v^x\.)dchcacies,  dainties. 
Tph)y\rt,  ->]i,  i),  (fr.  same)  a  hole, 

worm-hole  ;  a  cavern, 
TpwyXo&vvovTa,  a.  sin.  pres.   par. 

act.  of 
Tp(i)y,\o(5ui'(o,  (fr.  Tpiayh)  a  cavern, 

and   iiiiii)  to  enter)  to  go  into  a 

den,  live  in  a  cavern. 
TpujyXoiuTiii,  -ov,  b,   (fr.    same) 

name    of   a    mouse,    living  in 

caves;  a  troglodyte. 
Tptoyutcas,  Dor.  for  rpwyoiiirns,  a. 

pl.  fem.  pros.  par.  act.  —  Tpui- 

yovTt,  Dor.    for  rpihyovai,  3  pl. 

pres.  ind.  act.  of  rpiiyui. 
TpuyiXXioK,  -ov,   t),  name  of  a 

town.  ' 

Tpuiyu,   f.  Tpib^iii,   p.  Tlrpiaxa,  to 

cat,  devour ;  to  gnaw,  crop.  2  a. 

ind.  act.  irpayov. 
Tpuywv,   n.   pl.    T pijiyovTti,   par. 

pres.  act.  of  last. 
Tptbcam,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  Tpw- 

ah',  d.  pl.  of  Tpwj. 
TpioOj),  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — 

TpuOfif,   1   a.  par.  pass,  of  rt- 

rpuicKii). 
Tpuii'u,  -as,  !),    Poet,    for    Tpoiu, 

Troy. 
Tpioiaccs,  same  as  TpudScs,  Tro- 
jan viomcn. 
TptaiuOcv,  Poet,    for  TpoiaOtv,  or 

Ion.  To'iitiOcVjfrom   Troy. 
TpwiKcp,  li.  sin.  of  Tpus  with  the 

enclit.  ir£p. 
ToJiKrtist-ov,  b,  (fr.  Tpifjyo}  to  eat) 

a  ilevnurcr,  waster,  consumer ;  a 

sauanderer,  spendlhift ;   an  im- 
postor,   knave,   cheat;    a  rover, 

vagabond. 
Tpicfia,  Dor.  for  rpioprj. 
Tfiwjjin,  -Sto;,  to,  Ion.  for  Tpnviiii. 
Tpit>paTi^u),    (fr.    last)  to  wound, 

maim,  hurt. 
Tpuiftri,  -vSt  I'h  (fr.  rooim  to  pierce) 

a  hole,  orijice ;  a  sore. 
TpiS/ii,  same  as  rpmui  or  TirpwcrKu, 

inipf.  iromv,  -wj,  -u). 
Tp(i(,  -yus,  /;,  (fr.  Tpuiyu)  to  gnaw) 

a  little  worrii  or  slu:;  which  cats 

pease. 
TpiifnXXif,  -i(!os,  //,  (fr.  same)  a 

rncket. 
Tpoi^npTdo,  g.  iEol.  of 
Tpwf'jpTijt,  -ov,  &,(fr.  rpwyo)  t»  eat, 

and    doTov    broad)   namt-    of  a 

mouse,  jMafnibbler, 
Toib^tlios,  -ou,  b,  rj,   (fr.  rptiyii)  to 

ca.t)  Jit  for  eating,  ripe. 
TpwTTa'w  -li,  same  as  Tpandui. 
Tndacv,  Ion.  for  irpoxrcv,  3  sin.  I 

a.  ind.  act.  of  Tirpwo-jfo). 
Tpibi'ipa,  -uTOi,  TO,  Ion.  for  Tpiivfia. 
Tpn>'x.''"^i    Poet,  for  rpoxdo),  same 

as  Tpix''>- 
TpcJw,  to  hurt,  wound,  maim. 
jTowKJi',  and  TpuwviDor.  g.  pl.  of 


TXN 

Tpui;,  Tpu^t,  i,  n  Trojan,  n.  pi. 
TpHi;,  A-  Tpuci  or  -civ. 

Tri,  Poet,  for  ri. 

Ti),  Dor.  for  crv,  Tvya,  Dor.  for 
cvyc. 

Tvy^dvovra,  a.  sin.  —  Tuy^rfvov- 
T£j,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 

'VvY)(^iivii>,  f.  mid.  rtu^o^ai,  p.  t/- 
ruya  and  r£ri;i^i;<c«,  to  />f,  be- 
come, happ'n,  ch  incc  ;  to  get, 
acquire,  obtain ;  to  rtarh,  at- 
tain to^  arrive  at ;  to  vuet  u:ith, 
li«hl  on  ;  to  hit,  strike  Uie  mark. 
2  a.  act.  ind.  /rB;^oi',  -ts,  -f  opt. 


TTP 

Tvvoi  or  Tvvioi,  -ov,  i,  >';,  small, 
Uttle. 

TviouTOi,  Alt.  Tuvuuroo-i,  (fr.  last) 
very  little,  very  small,  so  little, 
thus  little. 

TwrXii^w,  f.  -Sail),  (fr.  next)  to 
break  clods,  trample  in  mud  ;  to 
sptlter  with  mud;  to  talk  idly, 
babble. 

TvvT^oi,  -ou,  h,  a  clod,  day,  mud  ; 
trijles,  nonsense  ;  a  tumult,  dis- 
turbance. 

TiiTravoyj-oUjrt,  sameas  rvix-navov. 

TuTTiis,  2  a.  par.  pass,  of  Ti'itru. 


ru-)(i>ifii,  -o(;,-of  sub.  n'^^ui,  -175,  iTuTi),  -^f,  }j,  (fr.    rinrta  to  strike) 


-rj,  3  pi.  riJ;^tjiTt 
Ti56ac,  for  ivravda. 
tvfcilao  and  TititiJta),^.  Ion.  of 
Tuicciqg,  -ov,  0,  lite  son  of  Tydcus, 

Diome'Us. 
TviP,  JEol  for  wht,  here. 
TvKiitiif,  ->ii,  ^,  (fr.  T£i!x<^1o  make) 
a  cart,  dray,  burrow ;  a  cart  or 
roller  for  rubbing  out  grain. 
TvKi^u),  (fr.  ne.Tt)  to  poliih,  carve, 

engrave. 
TvKo;  or  TB^oJi  -o",  <>i  ('"''•   ^rcv^(^^a 

to  make)  a  «/on«  cutter''s  chisel. 
TvKTis,  -i>,  -Jv,  (fr.  Tci'X'^  to  make) 
marie,  urtificiil,  wrought,  finish- 
ed. 
TiKu)  orTu;^!!),  for  same. 
TiiXi;,  -i)f,  ti,  (fr.  TfJXos  hard  skin) 
a    callosity,     welt,    thick,    hard 
skin;    the  hump   on    a  camel's 
back;    a    bed,   pillow,    blanket, 
coverlet. 
TiiAi/iof,  -ou,  6,  (fr.  next)  a  leathern 

bn^. 
Tv\iam>  or -rrti),  (fr.   t^Xt)  a  bed) 
to    wrap    up,  roll   together ;     to 
search  accurately,  hunt  for. 
To\o(,  -ov,  b,  h'lrd  skin,  cydlosity  ; 
a  hump,  lump,   welt ;  muscular 
.flesh;    a   wooden    nail,    wedge, 
pef  ;  thf  private  parts. 
TCfX'Su),  f.  -lirru),  (fr.  last)  to  make 
callous    or    hard,  harden.   1    a. 
ind.  pass.   eruXiiO^i'.   per.   ind. 

pa«S.  TiTV^iitfiai. 

Tii///J)f,    -Slof,  I'l,     (fr.    neit)  a 

witrh,  ttrcire^s 
Tii/i/iof,  -ov.    Dor.    Tviiftu),   b,   a 

tomb,  sepulchre,  gravr 
Tvfifi'ixolu)  -u,  (fr.  last,  and  yo/w 

or  ■)^iui  to  heap  up)  to  build  or 

raise  a  tomb  ;  to  hurt/. 
Ti';i.'?<»;^<V,-Vfi  /),(fi'-  satii()atomfc. 

't^I'll'l,      -llTut,      TU,     (fr.       TIlTTTIi)    U) 

b«al)  0  blow,  stroke,  wound, 

Ti'  '-  .1 '?  I,  f.  -lu'ii,  p.  r'.raiiriivtxa, 
I  'r.  -  ■  •  (!")»'  n  drum,  Ih.  riJirru 
l<.  1.1- 1')  <o  /»<•/•!/  fi  drum,  strike 
thr    timbri'l ;    lo   brat    or   strike 


a  stroke,  blow.   d.   pi.  Ion.  rv 

Turtjcdf, -^, -iy,  (fr.  rurof  a  type) 
expressive  of,  typical,  fiquralive. 

Turfvw5,  (fr.  \a.%l)  typicailj,  figu- 
ratively. 

Tujruf,  -01),  5,  (fr.  rittTta  to  beat) 
an  impression  made  by  striking, 
m'lrk,  stamp  ;  a  form,  figure, 
image,  pattern,  emblem,  model, 
example,  type. 


'viith    s!  !■-'■■  • 
heilmf    ' 

'•■■',    or  kdl  by 
.    per.   iii'i. 
.    1   tt,  ind. 

T 

-'/f»  -n- 
'       ■•":■•)  a 

,.r« 

;.„-„■   ..    ,  • 

.....  .,,.  ..(   I..,„',,U- 

rine. 

Tiurrlvir,   -i", 

bc.lt  li  /'  ti'.i' 

<1  stick,  h  i'.r< 

UvT,,    D->r.    1 

ai. 

Tb,   (fr,  HvTia  to 
',  I'lhnrfdrum.  Also, 
I,  r/i/^. 

ir    T»,   wh;ch    for 

TBr.idi  -C,  f.  -ti(7(i),  (fr.  last)  to 
imprint,  impress,  stamp,  carve, 
engrave  ;  to  form,  mould,  modi- 
fy ;  to  typify,  repfcsent. 

Ti!jrr£iv,  act.  —  TvTrrtaOat,  pass, 
pres.  inf.  and 

Tv-ri'/atti,  Att.  for  rui^tij,  2  sin.  1 
f.  ind.  act.  and 

TuTru^tf,  Dor.  for  riJirro/jjv,  1  pi. 

£re3.  ind.  act.  —  TvnTojicoOa, 
•or.  for  TvvrdixcOa,  1  pi.  pros, 
ind.  pass.  — Tv-rrrui'Tiov,  Att.  for 
ruTrfTuxrav,  3  pi.  pres.  impr. 
act.  —  TuTTuvTi, d.  sin —  Tutt- 
TovTti,  n.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of 
Tuirrw,  f.  -^'u,  p.  TiTvcpa,  to  strike, 
beat,  smite,  knock,  hit,  wound. 
impf.  uid.  act.  itvtttov,  -t(,  -i.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  iTvijja.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
M1T0V.  pres.  ind.  pass,  rvirro- 
pat.  per.  ind.  mid.  r/ri;;ra,  -as, 
-c. 
TviruiOivTCi,  n.   pi.  I  a.  par.  pass. 

of  tuttJu). 
TijTui^'f,  -uro{,  rb,  same  as  rOrjf. 
Tvoan'cvdvTuiv,    g.    pi.    pres.   par. 

act.  of 
Tupai'iTuu),  f.  -tiaw,  and  Tvf>avi</ii) 
-u,  (fr.  -lip.u'voja  king)  to  rule, 
govern,   command ;    to  oppress, 
tyrannize,  domineer. 
Tvf'ivvtn,  -at,    1'/,  (fr.    ripavvot  a 
king)  royally,  linmininn;  govern 
mtni,  sovrrcigitty,  power,  sway. 
Tvpivi'Ms,  -;),  -iv,  (fr.  same)  of  a 
king,  rrg(d,  royal,  soiereim,  su 
prrme ;      tyrannical,    arbitrary, 
violent. 
TvaiiviiKi^f,  (fr.  \nst)kingly,  royal- 
ly ;  lyrataiirnlty,  hauglUtly. 
TvpuvvtKiiirarof,  Bliji.  of  ruoui'i'i- 

»■«{. 
Trpu'i'Jf,  't^ot,  !),  (fr.  ri''oi»'vo{  a 
king)  empiri<,  govrrnmint  ;  sort' 
r(  (««///,  ru/f,  power,  sway  ;  ty- 
ranny, oppression. 
Tup'H'i'oTT'ii'ot,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  next, 
and  Krtirii>  lo  kill)  rt  kilter  ofly- 
ranit,  regicide. 
T(ip'ivvo(,   -ov,  b,  fi,  a  kin^,  mo- 
tinrrh,  sovereign;  a  ruler,  ebtff, 
(ftB7) 


princ". ;  a  tyrant.  Also  the  name 
of  a  man  ;  and  of  a  bird.  Also 
put  for  Tvp'ivvtKO;. 
Tvp/Jdfij,  I.  -anw,\).  rtripl^aKa,  (fr. 
ne.\l)  to  roi.K  a  tumult,  disturb, 
agitate,  confound.  Tupi3n'^0(iui, 
to  dislurb  or  perplex  one's  self, 
be  anxious.  2  sin.  rvpiid^ii- 

Tvpliii,  -rii,  I'l,  a  crowd;  tumult, 
confusion,  uproar,  disturbance. 

Tuoiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Ti'poj  Tyre) 
i\t/rian,  of  Tyre. 

TupayXc^oc,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Tvpo;  a 
cheese,  and  yXii^u  to  hollow  out ) 
name  ofa  mouse.  Cheese-nihbler, 

Tupuuj,  -eaca,  -tv,  (fr.  ne.xt)  like  a 
cheese,  made  of  cheese. 

Tupos,  -uD,  6,  a  clieese, 

Tvpoi,  -ov,  r),  Tyre,  name  ofa  city. 

Tvpcts,  -10?,  Att.  -tu>i,  t'l,  a  tower, 
Jbri/css,  castle ;  a  wiUt,  fortifi- 
cation. 

Tvpx'),->i?,''i,  a  /o'''.  ?>■»?•  See 
also  iip;;^';. 

Tup(3,  Dor.  for  rvpov,  g.  sin.  of 
Tvp^i 


Tvpwitis,  -to;  -ouf,  b,  //,  (fr.  rvpbs  a 

clieese,  anJ.  elios  form)  like  a 

cheese. 
Ti'o-o-u),  to  supplicate,  beg,  entreat. 
TvtOos,  -»),  -ov,  or  -oti,  5,  fi,  little, 

small,  young.    TvrOov,  ncut.   a 

little,  somewhal,  scarcely,  hardly, 
Tu<t>iiot'a,  a.  sin.  of  Tu^aujv. 
Tixjiadrtov,  -ov,  rd,  the  name  of  a 

place. 
Tvtl>dti)v,  -ovoi,  b,  u  man's  name. 
Tvijiii,  -7];,  j;,  same  as  Ti<pri,  a  kind 

of  grain. 
Tu<^0£(fi£v,  -£ir£,  -ti£v,  Sync,  for 

TV(pOcit]iici;  -ehiTC,  -ciijaav,  1  a. 

opt.  pass,  of  TlJTru). 

Tu^Xdj,  -1),  bv,  blind;  dark,  ob- 
scure;  deaf. 

T>V(pX6Tris,  -'{to;,  /;,  (fr.  last)  blind- 
ness. 

Tv<p\uvvTat,  3  p!.  prss.  ind.  pass, 
cont.  of  Tv^\6u). 

Tv<li\o(p6pni,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  rvdiXbi 
hiinii,  and  ipipu>  to  hear)  hearing 
the  blind.  An  epithet  ofa  shep- 
herd who  carries  a  wallet,  ni'/pa, 
bv  n.  pun  for  nripbi,  which  sig- 
nifies blind,  as  well  as  tu^- 
Xcs.      •      ^ 

Tvij>\6ia  -C,  f.  -liffd),  p.  TtrO^XdjKu, 
-"«,  -r,  (fi'.  Ti'^Xij  blind)  to 
blind, 

Ti'i/iXiirro),  (fr.  ri'i^iXij  blind)  to  /«: 
WiN./. 

Tu^rf/ifvof,  -V,  -01',  (par.  pres. 
mid.  of  ri'(,*n))  ami/king. 

Tvijios  or  Ti'i.^if,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  rm^ii)  to 
raise  a  smoke)  smoke  ;  vanity, 
filly,  Irifing  things  ;  nrroi^anre, 
j)rirtr,inwlrnce,haughltnr!i!i  ;  iii- 
faluiUion,  bhiulness,  stupidily. 

Tu^UlD  -it,  f.  -<ij(T(.),  p.  Tfnl./i'.)»(l,(fr. 

Tr.'^Of  Hinoke)  lo  smoke,  raise  or 
make  a  smoke  ;  to  irifrst  nr  an- 
noy with  sinokr ;  tojiu/Tup  with 
pride,  vinkr  vain  or  insntriil. 
Ti"^<!"/i'ii  -'in/iai.  In  br  inioteni, 
proud,  be  r/nird  ivilh  pride  ;  In 
become  insane,  blind,  foolish  or 
slupid.  per.  piUH.  ind.  rtri'i^w- 
//.!(,  -1711,  -rai'    par.  r£r«(/)U/i/- 


Tf> 


TAK 


ri'i 


>'«, -r;,-or.  1  a.  pass.  iiul.  r  n- ;     vip    understood,    that    inomaitJ'Ya^liO^ioi, -ij, -ov,  of  a  hijncinth 
^<iOi;r, -ijf,  -i;- par.  Ti'^*iuiCtiv.       ^thtn.  \      lii/acinth-coltnirr(l,pi/r]ilisli,  htur. 


Ti'^uj,  f.  ^v{f.u>,  p.  TlOvipa,  to  Imru 
slowli/,  smnuUlr.;  ghti;  he  hot, 
kindle,  hum,  grow  tiann,  Tvipo- 
ftai,  to  swell  with  pride,  burn  or 
be  injtameil  with  iteairej  to  pine, 
waste  aivui),  Jrel,  consume.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  /Oii^a. 

Tvipuioi,  p.  sin. — Tu0o>!7,  d.ofTu- 
ipuiivi,  'J'l/phiriis,  name  ol'a  giant. 

TviiiiiSeUt-Oaa,-h,  par.  1  u.  pass. 

Ol   TU^tiu). 

Ti'^iiiv, -wiof.  0,  Typhon,  name  of 
a  giant.   Also,  a  whirlwiiui,  ttm 
pest,  storm. 
Tr0ti)if»fc>,  -I),  -01',    (fi-.  last)  leiH' 

pesluous,  rioletit,  stniDii/. 
Ti'^aij,  -(3,  h,  Dor.  for  Ti'ifiir. 
Tiixu,  -aj, )/,  Dor.  lor  twy';-  d.  pi 

Tvyo'S. 
TvXe,  Ion.  for  irv^c,  3  sin.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  —  Tv^^htf,  Poet,  for 
ryxtlv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Tvxoi,  3 
sin.  2  a.  opt.  act.  ofrvyxdvui. 
Tt',^';,  ->ii,  !/,  (fr.  i-uj';:^o'i'w  to  hap- 
pen) /"or/uwc,    rJiiinw,  arcidcnt ; 
misfortune,  mishap  ;  worldly  cir- 
cumnlancex,      coiuluion,     state ; 
event,  issue,  a.  pi.  rvxaf. 
Tf^X'),  -r/s,  I/,  a  woman's  name. 
Tvx'ipou  -",  •Hi',  (fr.  ri';^?)  fortune) 
fortuitous,    accidental ;      lucky, 
fortunate. 
Tvxnpdv,  g.  pi.  of  last. 
Ti';^i;{,  2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  —  Tu- 
vrffdi,  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  Tu;^»J<Taj, 
1  a.  par.  act.  o(  Tvyx<ii'(^- 
Tvxdcis,  1  a.  par.  pass.  o(tcvx(^- 
Tu;\^(vdf,  -oS,  4,  a  man's  name. 
Tvxoifit,  2  a.  opt.  act.  —TvxoTaa, 
Dor.  for  rii;^oD(ra,2  a.  par.  act 
fcm,  01  Tvyyavdj. 
Tu;^iir,  (neut.  of  rvx^ov,  2  a.  par. 
act.  of  same)  perh-ips,  by  chance, 
casually,  accidentally. 
TvXovTt,  d.  sin.  —  Tvxovaav,  sin. 
Tvxoicus,  pi.  a.  feni.  of  tuvuIv. 
Ti;:^;w,  and  Ti'ifu),  for  Tiv-xui.   per. 
ind.   pass,  rhvyfiai.   pper.  trt- 
Tvyiirjv.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  fTi'yflijV 
par.  Ti'xdeii. 
Tu;^;iii',-oDo-u,-3i/,  (2  a.  par.  act.  ofj 
ri'yx""<^)  havins  obtained,  got, 
procured;    common,     ordinary, 
vulgar  ;  accidental,  fortuitous. 
"Tvxiaat,  3  pi,  2  a.   sub.   act.   of 

same. 
Tv\^ai(,  JEo],  for  Tv^pas,  1  a.  par. 
act.  —  TvipavTiov,  g.  pi.  par.  1 
a.  act.  Att.  for Tvij/iiTijjaav,  3  pi. 
1  a.  inipr.  act.  of  Tvirria. 
TvxliAt),  -r]s,  !j,  the  wax  or  dirt  of 

the  ears. 
Tv^^ty,  Ion.  for  f'rui^tv,  3  sin.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  —  Ti'i^oi/,  -drw,  1  a. 
impr.  act.  —  Ti'^oin,  Dor.  for 
ri'idoixri,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
Tirru. 
Tu,  Dor.   for  roij,  g.   sin.  —  Tii, 

dual  of  6,  ij,  t6. 
Tut,  (d.  sin.  of  same,  or  put  for  w, 
d.  sin.  of  Of)  with  airiw  under 


Tiiy'  or  Tdyc,  n.  du.  of  oyt. 
Twya'Xfin,   -iito(,   ri,    Dor.  lor   rd 

u'yu  A/irj. 
Twyviffrfjo,   Dor.  for  rd  dyKiarpa, 

pi.  ol  (lynfiorpoi/. 
Tt»6di^uj,  I",  -offu),  totauntfjihe,  pro- 
voke, insult,  ridicule,  srtiff',  mock. 
Tu)6dai^oiaai,  Dor.  lor  TioOd^ovaai, 
n.  pi.  fcm.    pres.  par.  act.  of 
last. 
Tu.6aaiiu(,  -0?,  8,  (fr.  same)  inock- 

cry,  ridicule,  taunt,  jibe,  insult. 
Tuidairriii,    -ufj,    u,    (fr.    same)  u 

mocker,  scoffer,  taunter. 
TiiAyfof,  Dor.   for  too  rfXytof,   g. 

sin.  of  a'Aj/of. 
Tu);<jr/;j^oioi',  Dor.  forT3u/i7r/;;^o>'ov. 
Tw'  /i(i,  Dor.  for  too  ifiov. 
Tuir,  g.  pi.  of  6,  1^,  rd  —  TiSryt  — 

"Cwv^c,  same  with  the  enclitic. 
TtiiTocf),  Dor.  or  Att.  for  tu  <ii/rf>()), 

il.  sin.  of  dvTpov. 
Tiigvcov,  Dor.  or  Att.   for   ri  6p- 

vzov. 
Tu)  'irb   TOVTov,  for  ri   ui:i  rnirov, 

afltrwurds. 
Twpyciov,  Dor.  or  Att.  for  tov  Ap 

yilov,  r.  sin.  of  Aj3)'£io>. 
TwpoTpov,  Dor.  or  Att.  for  rd  dpo- 

rpov. 
Tuipxalov,   Dor.  or  Att.  for  ri  ap- 

Xo^ov,  of  old,  formerly. 
Tuif,  for  oKruf,  or  Dor.  for  wj. 
T(is,  Dor.  for  tov;,  a.  pi.  of  b,  t), 

rd. 
TuuTia,  Dor.  or  Alt.  for  rd  oarla, 

pi.  of  oariov. 
Tttiiir',  for  TO  avrd. 
Tutiriov,  TiiiiiTiif,  TwDto,  TuiiToC, 
Dor.  for  tov  avrov,  rip  avru),  rd 
auTo,  and  row  auroD. 


T 


Y,  ti,  upsilon,  the  twentieth  of 
the  more  modern  Greek  let- 
ters, and  the  first  of  the  five 
additional  ones.  As  a  nume- 
ral character  u  signifies  four 
hundred ;  with  a  dot  under- 
neath, V,  four  hundred  thou- 
sand. 

^Y,  the  sound  made  by  the  nose 
when  smelling,  hu  ! 

'Yo^rj, -uv,  H(,  (fr.  {iw  to  rain)  //ipi     Icnce)   a  proud,   reproachful  or 
Hyades,  certain  stars  so  called'     injurious  vioman. 
from   the   rains    which  acconi-rY/ipu/^ia, -otos,  re),  and  "Y/Jpuoij, 
pany  their  rising.  -to?,  Att. -£(u«,  i7,(fr.  i/Vdf  bei)t)a 

'Ynivd,  -r)i,   I'l,  (fr.  is  a  swine)  a\     bending,  cvrvalure,  crookedness. 


'XdKivOos,-ov,i,Hyiirtnlhus,i>auw 
of  a  boy  ;  hyacinth  or  jacinth,  a 
flower ;  hyacinth,  a  preciouf 
stone  ;  uool  or  thread  dyed  with 
blue  or  hyacinth  colour. 

'Yu^tpoi,-ri,-oi',  (fr.  next)  of  glass. 

"YuAof,  or  "YtAoj,  -nv,  I'l,  glaes, 
crystal. 

'YnAovpytioi',  -ou,  rb,  (fr.  last,  and 
ipyov  a  work)  u  glass  manufac- 
tory. 

'Ya^ovpyds,  -oo,  6,  (fr.  same)  a 
glass  maker. 

'Yds,  -aios,  >;,  sin.  of  'Ya'iStf,  wh. 
sec. 

'Y/?a'AA£tv,  Dor.  and  JEol  fortiro- 
[idXXtiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  Itto- 

(SdWd). 
'Y/iis,  -»),  -bi>,  crooked,   bent,  gib- 
bous, humped. 
'Y/3oiiAo(0,  Dor.  for  En/JouAuio,  g.  of 

Evfiov\oSf  Knbulus. 
'Yliiiu)  -a,  f.  -tottoj,  (fr.  {ijSaj  crook- 
ed) to  bend,  bow,  curve. 
'Y()pl^cts,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
'Yfipi^ioif.  -tau>,  Att.  -Ifai,  p.  vflpi- 
K(i,  (fr.  next)   to  act  injuriously, 
outrage,   injure,   wrong ;    to  in- 
sult,   abuse,   affront,   treat    with 
insolence    or    contumely,   behave 
rudely ;    to  debauch.    I   a.   ind. 
act.  vftptca'  per.  pass.  i)/Sp(<r/i(((, 
-aat,  -arar  1  a.  pass,  iii'l.  Iffpia- 
Ot",  -VS,  -irpjii".  IjSpiadtis.    1  f. 
ind.  pa»s. iPptaOi'iaoijai,  -)/,-£r«(. 
"Y/3pis,-iof,Att.-£U!r,(y,  uyi/rj5/,/iiir/, 
harm  ;    wrong,  outrage,  abuse  ; 
insult,    insolence,    affront ;    ela- 
tion, haughtiness,  pride,  wanton- 
ness, violence,  debauchery,  rape. 
'Y/?p'Vn(,    inf.  —  "YjSptaav,   ind.  .'i 

pj.  1  a.  act.  of  ij3p(Cu. 
'Yiipiai^av,  Dor.  for  i/?p('([c(i',  |)res. 

inf.  act 'Y/SpioOfVrus,  a.  pi.  1 

a.  par.  pass.  — 'YjipiaOi'iartTai, 

3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  of{/3pi^(.). 

'Y/3p«r/ia,  -oTOj,  rb,  same  as  vfipis. 

'YPpiCfiivos,    -It    -ov,     (fr.     D/ipis 

pride)  haughty,  proud;  costly. 
'YiipiBTiis,    -ov,    and    'Y(ipioTnp, 
-tjposfh,  (fr.  i)|3p(s  pride )irtso/tn<, 
proud,   haughty ;  injurious,  dt- 
spilcful ;     a  debauchee,   ravifh- 
er. 
'Y liptaT(Kbs,-n,-bv,(rr.  same)prone 
to    injure,    injurious ;    inaolent, 
outrageous. 
'YfipiiyrtKios,  (fr.  last)  injuriously, 

insolrnlly,  proudly,  excessively. 

YjiptnTpia,  -as,  i/,  (fr.  vfilnariip  an 

insolent  person,  th.  {ippis  inso- 


hyeEua ;    a   beast   and  fish  ;    a 
little  or  young  sow, 
'Ya/cifuj,  f.  -too),  (fr.  liw  to  rain)  to 

ruin. 
,'YaKiv()ia,-u>v,Td,afeastinhonour 
stood  for    tliis   reason,    v}hcre-\     of  Hyar.inthus. 


'Yycid,  for  {lyitia. 

'Yyid^iD,   I.  -Saw,   p.  vyiaKa,   (fr 

hyihs    sound)    to    make   sound, 

heal,  cure. 
'Yyiaufii'jprcs.inf.  act.— 'Yyiui'ri/f, 

2sin.'Yy(anTOiTi,or-(7iv,3pl.prcs. 


fore,  therefore;  with  to^jti^  \\n-\'YaKtv6ivoQaiphs, -i"S-'>'is,'o,ft,  {fr.]      sub.  act. — 'YytahovTa,-vovTas, 


derstood,    in    this   manner,    so,\     {//iicirftos  a  hyacinth,  and /jn<,')^  a 
thu3  ;  or  how  ?  how  so  ?  with  xpi- 1     dye)  hyaanih-cotouerj. 

(568) 


-vdVTiilv,    'Yytatvoicti,     -vuiaijs, 
-loutri, cases  of  par.  pres,  act.  of 


TAP 


TET 


'Tytaivu),  f.  -avd,  (fr.  vytris sound)  'XSpaiXt];,  -ov,  6,  {!r.  same,  and 
to  be  in  health,  be  well,  be  sound;  ^'  '  '^         '  ' 

to  be  sane  or  sensible  ;  to  be  pure, 
sincere  or  faithful,  pres.  impr. 
act.  fiyiatvc,  farewell. 

'fyiia,  a.  sin.  of  iyuij. 

'YyUia,  -ai,  fi,  (tr.  vytrj;  sound) 
hfalih,  soundtiess, 

'  I  ytdris,  g.  sin.  Ion.  of  last. 

'Yytctpoi,  -)j, -61',  (fr.  (lyifii  sound) 
sound  in  healilt,  hearty ,  salu- 
brious, lieullhy,  healthful.  Sup. 
tyitivdrarof. 

'tyttii,  a.  pi.  Alt.  cont.  of  tyn/f. 

'Tyii)pof,  -«,  -01',  (fr.  next)  sound, 
vihote,  wholesome. 

'Xytijs,  -{Of  -of  J,  0,  >/,  sound,  whole, 
m  health,  healthy  ;  healthful, 
wholesome  ;  right,  pure,  upright, 
untainted ;  true,  good,  sincere, 
incorrupt,  a.  sin.  cont.  vyifi. 

'Typii,  Ion.  'Xypii,  -Tis,  »;,  (fern,  of 
iypos  moist)  a  watery  path,  sea. 

'Yyfiaivu),  f.  -avC),  (fr.  same)  to 
moisten,  wet,  bedew,  water. 

'Typaaia,  -a(,  )';,  (fr.  same)  wet- 
ness^ moisture,  water. 

'Yyorf/ioXof,  -ov,  b,i'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
liiiXXu)  to  throw)  jnoisture-shed- 
ding  ;  moist,  sjirinklid. 

'Itypiii,  -a,  -bv,  wet,  mont,  watery, 
li'fuiil,  dump,  humid,  fluid  ; 
aifuatic  ;  rainy,  showert/  ;  frtsh, 
green  ;  soft,  tendtr  ;  pliant,  flex- 
ible, nimble  ;  fluent,  voluble  ;  dis- 
solute, dissipated. 

'YyouTiii,  -nro(,  i/,(fr.  last)  wetness, 
moisture,  damp,  v:el  ;  flexibility, 
ability,  pliabilily  ;  softness,  ten- 
derness ;  humanity,  gentleness  ; 
prodii^idity,  luxury^  dissipation. 
'Ti3uri,  d.  sin. — "Xiarof,  g.  sin. 
— 'V(^ll(TI,  d.   pi.  of 'vi\utp. 

'YiuTh,  -?<'o{,  I/,  (fr.  vlup  water) 

a  little  Wilier,  drop. 
'Yiardctf,  -caaa,    -cv,    (fr.  same) 

W'llery,  dripping,  wet,  moist, 
'yici,  d.  liin.  com.  of'v'oi. 
'Yitpoi,  -ov,  4,   (fr.   viwp  water) 

dropsy. 
"Yfilui,  same  as  Hia. 
'Xoiif,  -/of  -ov(,  b,  fi,  (fr.  uf'u  to 

sing)  skilled  in  singinif  or  in  the 

composition  of  poems,  songs  or 

hymns,  a  pott;  wise,  intelligent, 

ingenious,  sensible, 
'yliviia,  to  nourish. 
'Xivov,  -ov,  tA,  (for  o7^vov  fr.  oitUu) 

lo  iwclj)  a  mushroom,  truffle. 
'Xiof,  -fof  -ov(,  ri,  (fr.  vu  to  rain) 

vmlcr, 
'Xip-i,  -lit,  //,  (fr.  ti'iup  water)  a 

uiater  snake,  serjirnt,  hydra. 
'Xip'iyoiytov  or  -yiriv,  -on,  ri,  (fr. 

■nnic,  and  liyu  lu  lead)  a  Irad- 

iiii;  or  conducting  of  water,  tti/ue- 

duct,  canal. 
'Xioiiyu>yi(,  -oi»,  o,  /;,   (fr.  dame) 
I    drawing,  coniryine  or  pumping 

valir  ;  an  nt/ueduct. 
'Xtipnlniu,  f.  -<'Ji  i3.  ( fr.  Wwp  water) 
I    to  wash,  fpnnklr,   wet,  moisten, 

bedew,  pour  out. 
'Xip'i>i(rn(,  -"v,  h,  (fr.  Ram'c,  and 

n>/iii  to  grind)  a  wnlcr-mitl. 
'Xip)i>iiri,   -'If,  Ih   (fr-  name,  and 

iiX/ji;  brme)  salt  water. 
'iV 


avXiu  to  play  music)  a  player  of 
water  jiiusic,  performer  on  an  in- 
strument sounded  by  vxUtr. 

'XipniXii,  -lof,  Alt.  -£(i)f,  }),  or 
'XipaiXiKov,  -ov,  TO,  viz,  ipyavnv 
an  instrument,  (fr.  same)  a  mu- 
sical instrument  which  goes  by 
water. 

'XSpcia,  -as,  i;,  (fr.  f^up  water)  a 
drawing  of  water,  watei  ing  pLice; 
a  watering,  welling,  moistening, 
irrigation. 

'XSpuov,  Ion.  -j',7oi',  -ov,  to,  (fr. 
same)  a  pitcher,  urn,  jar,  water 
pot  ;  a  cistern,  tank. 

"XSptvfta,  -tiTOi,  70,  (fr.  next)  a 
watering. 

'Xt^ptvu),  (fr.  vJup  water)  to  moist- 
en, uet,  bedew;  to  draw,  carry 
or  bring  water  ;  to  drink  water. 
'X^ptvoftai,  f.  mid.  -tiaojiiti,  lo 
water,  go  to  or  give  water;  to 
draw  or  fetch  water. 

"Xi^pnv,  Ion.  for  ij^pav,  a.  sin.  of 
v(]pa. 

"XSpia,  -ai,  )),  (fr.  ipJuip  water)  a 
vessel  to  hold  ira'er,  water  pot, 
urn,  pitcher ;  a  tuatcring  or  giv- 
ing water. 

'X^phKti,  -t]i,  I'l,  same  as  last. 

'Yi5po<fi;A(«,  -Of,  i';,  (fr.  viuip  water, 
and  KijXti  a-  swelling)  a  watery 
swelling,  hydrocele. 

'X&pofxa^ovoij,  -tji,  )'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
/i/(l(j  lo  rule)  the  name  of  a  frog 
Marshrulcr. 

'Xfpo-uTiia  -d,  f.  -)'jCO),  ]>.  -rrdniKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  ttIvui  lo  drink)  to 
drink  water,  be  (d>slemiuus,  tem- 
perate. 

'Xt^puzu-D/s,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  a 
water  drinker. 

'Xlipoi,  -ov,  u,  (fr.  Mu)o  water)  o 
water  snake,  srrperU,  hydra. 

'X(^po<jtopiu  -lu,  (fr.  vifop  water,  and 
ijjipu)  to  carry)  to  carry  v:ater. 

'Xipoiidpo;,  -ov,  b,  »/,  (fr.  same)  a 
water  carrier. 

'XipiX"p'ii  ''"it  ^t  (fr-  ''^'^P  water, 
anil  ^iiipui  to  rejoice)  name  of  a 
frog. 

'Xi^pii-^oof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
^iu)  top(uir)  a  waterman;  Aqua- 
rius, a  sigji  ill  the  zodiac. 

'X(^pui;tKi(,-ii,  -uv,  (fr.  next)  dr'y. 

sical. 
Xipiiixl/,  -uiTTof, )'/,  (fr.  !'i]iop  water, 
and  i',i\}/  tile  face,  tli.  6:zT0fiai  l( 
sec)  the  dropsy. 
Xiui,  (perlia[i8  fr.  liiiw  to  sing)  tn 
sing  of,  crlebrutr,  praise,  rentier 
famous  ;  to  sjieak,  say,  tell  of. 
Yi'ojp,  r<'urof,  rj,  (perhaps  fr.  vm 
lo  rain)  wuln. 

'XI,  an  advcrh  of  thrcalenins,  ho  ! 

"Xn,  3  sin.  (ires.  ind.  act,  of  lioj. 

"Ytiof,  -II,  -ov,  {(r.  I'f  a  jiij{)  of  or 
like  a  vi^,  hoggish,  swinish, 

"Yf^of,  for  (ii/Aov. 

'XcnOiit,  prci.  inf.  pns».  of  I'w, 

'Xtrl^u),  f.  -'Iaii),\>.  (ifriKii,  (fr.  (itris 
rain,  ih.  Cw  lo  rnm)  to  rain. 

'XiTiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ne.\t)  rainy, 
showery,  v:ct. 

'Xtrlif,  -oil,  li,  (fr.  till)  lo  rain)  a 
slioUKr,  rain,  iret, 
(160) 


TA 

'XiTiaararos,  -ti,  -or,  (sup.  fr.  last) 
very  wet,  rainy,  showery. 

'Vi)i'£i'a  or  'Xvria,  -aj,  ,),  (fr.  vi  a 
swine)  a  pigsty ;  hoggishness, 
brulishmss,  grcediiicss;  stupidi- 
ty, dulness. 

"Xtis,  -ov,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  lu  to  rain) 
rainy,  moistening,  refreshing, 
balmy.  Epithet  of  Jupiter  and 
of  Bacchus. 

'XO\iia  -<2,  f.  -i/ffO),  (fr.  next)  to 
trifle,  play  the  fool,  tulk  idly, 
babble. 

'XdXdi,  -ov,  b,  trifles,  fonlinhncss, 
silliness  ;  idle  tulk,  babbling,  non- 
sense ;  talkativeness. 

X'taai  for  v'lai,  d.  pi. — X'k,  n.  du. 

of  UHf . 

X'tia,   a.    sin.  —  Yif'af,    a.   pi.  — 

V!/£f,  n.  pi.  of 
Titi'j,  -f'uf,  Alt.  -/oif,  b,  same  as 

iiu;. 
Tn,  d.  sin.  cont.  of 
Vlif,  Di'i'of,  and  cont.   Ylf,  vloi,  b, 

same  as  vidf. 
X'loBeaia,  -o?,  /;,  (fr.  v'ws  a  son,  and 

^itjLi  appointment)  ailoplion. 
Xjos,  g.  sin.  cont.  of  vlij. 
Yios,    -ou,  b,    a    son,    descendant, 

heir  ;  a  disciple,  follower ;  one  oj 

or  among. 
YioTi/f,  -)iro(,  b,  (fr.  last)  the  being 

or  right  of  a  son,  sonship,  adop 

tion. 
Xliioi,  f.  -uiou,  (fr.  same)  to  adopt. 

1  a.   ind,  act.  v'iwaa.   1  a.  ind. 

mid.  ffuou'/";!',  -w,  -aro. 
X'liivos,  -uti,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  grand- 
son, a  soil's  son. 
Yliiaaro,  3  sin.    1  a.   ind.  mid.  of 

I'idui. 
"Yi>')K  o"  "Yvi.-j)f,  -uv,  b,  and  "Ykki;, 

->K,  t'l,  a  kind  offish. 
"YAu,  -iif,  li,  Dor.  for  vXri. 
"YXay/ia,  -ijrof,  rd,  and  'YXny/idf, 

-ou,  b,  (fr.  iiXn'di  to  bark)  a  nark- 
ing, growling,  howling. 
'YX(i?of,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  CAi)  a  wood) 

of  wood,  woolly,  abounding  with 

woods,   wooded,   luiuriunt    vith 

trees,  planted  ;  of  matter,  viulr 

rial,  corporeal. 
'YAiiKi),  -r,f,  /;,  (fr.  vXdio  to  bark) 

a  barking,  growling,  howling, 
'XXaKTiu)  -w,  f.  -I'laui,  same  as 
'YAi/uj,  f.  -o'o-w,  to  bark. 
"XXi,    -ri(,    '/,    ■matter,   materials, 

wood,  timbtr ;  sticks,  fuel ;  v<ond, 
forest,     thicket,     copse  ;     food, 
'victuals  ;  dregs,  fllth,  dirt. 
'YA>/uf,  -fffO'ii,  -IV,  (fr.  last)  woody, 

wooded  ;  shady,  shaded. 
'XXijKiitTai,  n.  pi.  of 
'YX);<c»/n;f,    -oii,    b,    (fr.    'v\ii    the 

wood,  and  «to/r>7  a  bed)  sleeping 

in  the  woo'ls  or  forest. 
'YX/jTii/iOf,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  same,  iiiiH 

r///i'w  lo  nit)  a  wood  cutter,  fel- 
ler of  timber. 
'YXini",  -0)1',  n!,  (fr.  PAi?  dregs)  par- 

ing  or  Kirnping  if  skins  or  /iiV/r.1, 

dirt,  drrgs,  filth. 
'YXo/ini/w  -o<,  (fr.  "iXi;  wood,  and 
linhn;iai  lo  rage)  /"  A'*"""'  u'ddly, 
spread   tlw  branches,    shoot    out 
largely. 
'X^iToji/;!  -H),  f.  -I'/aui,  (fr.  same, 


TMN 

nnd  T»/irci)  to  cut)  lo  fell  timhrr, 
cut  ilvtrn  trcrs. 

'X\oT6fio(,  -oil,  4,  )'i,  (fr.  Kiinir) 
trord'Culliiig^  J'dltiig.  Subs,  o 
troofl-cutlcr. 

'VAo^dyoio,  g.  sin.  Ion.  of 

'VXo^ijyof,  -oil,  6,  li,  (!V.  i',\i;  wood, 
and  ^ii)(j  lo  cat)  uho  feeds  or 
/irt'.«  in  Ihe  woods. 

'VAo-y;(iip/u)  -w,  (Ir.  same,  and  yal- 
p<i)  lo  rejoice)  to  shoot  Jorth 
brnnches,  liuiiiiatf. 

'VAwi^jK,  -coi  -ovi,  b,  >),  (fr.  vXyj 
wood)  iioody^  wooded,  shady, 
full  of  branches  and  leaves,  bix- 
uriaiit ;  muddi/,  full  of  lees  or 
dre^s. 

'Y/if'a?,  Ion.  for  'V/inf,  a.  pi.  — 
'V/(f  s',  Dor.  for  'Vfitis,  n.  p!.  of  <n5. 

'T/<j'iiiiof,  -01),  h,  (fr.  'Xfiiiv  Hy- 
men) Hymen  the  wod  of  mar- 
riage ;  the  miptiul  song ;  nuptial 
rites,  manioge.  b,  i;,  hymeneal, 
nuptial;  Hymenetus,  a  man's 
name. 

'T;i£i'o(cSu)-<i,  (fr.  last)  to  solemnize 
a  marriase,  marry,  wed ;  to  sing 
the  nuptial  song. 

'T^ifrcpoi,  -a,  -oi;  (fr.  vjjel;  n.  pi. 
of  oil  lliou)  yours,  your. 

"tfiimv,  Ion.  for  ii^oir,  g.  pi.  of  aiu 

'Y/if/j',  -j'lxf,  b,  a  thin  membrane, 
skin,  peel,  pellicle;  Hymen  the 
god  of  marriage  ;  the  marriage 
song. 

'Yliijv  for  hiitripav,  a.  sin.  feni.  oi 
Vfiircoos. 

"Ylifii    and    'V/i/'n',    A^ol.    for 
IfiSi,  a.  v'^tTj,  n.   and  u/irv,  d. 
pi.  of  oil. 
'Yltvuaai,  Dor.  for  ifivrjaat,  1   a. 
inf.  act.  —  "Yfivelovaat,  Poet. — 
'Y/ii'tiiirni,  Dor.  for  ii/ivfouo'ai,  n. 
pi.  fern.   pros.  par.  act.  —  'Y^- 
viofies,  Dor.  for  vfiviojjiev,   1  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  —  'Xijvevai,  Dor. 
for  vfivovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 
cont.  of 
'Y/ivf'o)  -a,  f.   -fiaw,  p.  ->;«.a,   (fr. 
C/jvo;  a  hymn,  th.  CiJw  to  cele- 
brate) to  celebrate  in  songs,  sing 
hymns  or  praises ;    lo  sing   or 
recite  a  hymn,  chant ;  to  praise, 
extol,    commend ;    to    lampoon, 
vilify,    defame ;    to   accuse,   re- 
proach,  revile;    to   lament,    be- 
wail, impf.  ind.  act.  vfjvcov  -ovv. 
1  a.  act.  ind.  vftvrica'  par.  vfivij- 
cni,  n.  pi.  vfivt'iaarTti. 
'Xnvriaii,   -to(,    Att.   -coif,    fi,    (fr. 
last)  a  song  of  praise,  ceUbralion 
of  praise,  a  hymn. 
'Xlivv'ilpi  ->)po;,  and  'I'/tvtjTtii,  -on, 
b,  (fr.  same)  a  singer  of  praise, 
exloUtr,  praiser. 
'Y/iUjroj,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  cele- 
brated, praised,    renowned,  fa- 
mous,  praiseworthy,  to  he  prais- 
e<l. 
'Y/ivoXoy/u)  -w,  (fr.  v^vo%  a  hymn, 
and  >/yu  to  speak)  to  sing  or 
ricile  a  hymn ;    to  celebrate  in 
song, 
"tiivoioyla,  -Of,   h,  (fr.   same)   a 
tinging    ©r   reciting  of  hymns, 
prai»e. 


THA 

"V;ivof,-ov,  b,  (fr.  tiiii  to  celebrate) 
n  hymn,  song  of  praise. 
Y/ii'oiii',   impf.   ind.   act.   cont.  — 
Yfitovai,  ;5  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
acl.  of  ii/ir/w. 
V//i'(;),  d.  sin.  ofvftvof, 

'Y/ii(jj^»'u),  (fr.  ('fitoi  a  hymn,  and 
rf(^u  to  sing)  to  sing  a  hymn, 
chant,  sing  praises;  to  deliver 
oracles. 

Y^lvto^!is,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.  same)  sing- 
ing hymns,  7niisical. 

'Yliwv,  g.  pi.  of  oi). 

"Yi",  EiV,  "Iv,  Heb.  indecl.  a  kin,  a 
kind  of  niciisure. 

"Yi  IS  nnd  "Yii'if,  -log,  Att.  -twj,  I'j, 

a  ploughshare. 
Yivoi,  -ov,  b,  a  horse,  colt,  nog, 
palfrey. 

'Yof,  §.  sin.  off?. 

'YoBKvaiios,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ff  a  swine, 
and  Kiajioi  a  bcan^  henbane 

'Yo(j)Opli&!,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
(pipjiu)  to  feed)  a  swine-herd, 

'YirayaiaKTiu)  -d,  (fr.  inrb  secretly, 
and  (lyaiuKr/u  lo  be  enraged)  to 
be  secretly  angry,  be  piqued,  bear 
a  grudge. 

'YTTnyycXfovaa,  Ion.  for  vTrayyt- 
\ovan,  "  f.  par.  act.  fem.  of 

'YTTayy/AAui,  (fr.  vTtb  secretly,  and 
ayyiX^io  to  bring  a  message)  to 
announce  piivately,  tell  secretly. 

"Ynayt,  'YT«'y£T£,  2   sin.  and  pi. 

pres.  impr.  act 'Yjraycn',  inf 

—  'Yvnyct?,  -yet,  2  and  3  sin. 
pros.  ind.  act.  — 'Yvdyii,  3  sin. 
-ynre,  2  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 
hTrdyu)* 

'YmiyKii^iCjia,  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  virb 
niider,  and  ayKaXri  the  arm)  the 
oliject  embraced,  a  delight,  be- 
loved object. 

'YmiyKtii'iov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same, 
and  ayKoiv  the  elbow)  a  pillow, 
cushion. 

'Yrtdyovras,  a.  -yovrti,  n.  pi.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  vitdyw. 

'Y-aayopivrioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next) 
to  be  spoken,  answered,  dictated, 
&c.  according  to  the  verb. 
YTrayoptvh),  f.  -evao),  p.  viniy6pi.v- 
Ka,  (fr.  Inb  again,  and  ayopivui 
to  speak,  th.  ayopd  the  market) 
to  reply,  answer ;  to  intimate, 
suggest,  dictate  ;  to  remind,  bring 
to  remembrance ;  to  name,  call, 
say,  tell;  to  persuade,  exhort, 
encourage  ;  to  interpret,  explain, 
expound. 
Yrfyu,  f.  vird^h),  p.  iinti^a,  (fr. 
tfTTd  secretly,  and  dyw  to  lead) 
to  draw  away,  withdraw,  remove, 
steal  av:ay ;  to  draw,  place  or 
put  under ;  to  subdue,  make  sub- 
ject ;  to  bring  to  judgment,  ac- 
cuse, charge,  blame  ;  lo  draw  on, 
entice,  decoy,  allure  ;  to  force, 
compel ;  to  depart,  go  away,  re- 
lire,  withdraw,  recede ;  to  pro- 
ceed, go  ;  to  come  up  with,  over- 
take. 'Yirdyofxat,  to  m'lke  sub- 
ject to  myself;  to  attract,  invite  ; 
to  suggest,  hint,  intimate  ;  to  de- 
part from  life,  die. 
'Yiraywyti,  -rji,  ht  C"".  last)  a  wilh- 
draunng,    remov.rd  ;     subjection, 


THA 

submission,  reduction  ;  a  retreat, 
departure  ;  seduction,  allure- 
ment  enticement. 

'YtthJ,  Poet,  for  liri. 

"YrmOu,  (fr.  last,  and  tOfif  .straight) 
bifure,  firuarit,  stiaighlty,  di- 
rectly ;  slantingly,  to  «««  tide. 

"YnaiOfios,  and  'YnaiOpia,  -nv,  b, 
)'l,  (tr.  i-nb  under,  and  niOpu  the 
uir)  i;i  the  open  air,  uncuucred, 
exposed. 
Yrcaipiofiai,  Poet,  for  {i<fiatp(onai, 
mid.  of  fj^d/p/w. 

'Yra/pu,  (fr.  xinb  under,  and  alpii) 
to  take)  to  take  Jrom  under, 
supplant  ;  to  overcome,  sub- 
due. 

'Yiraioau),  f.  -fu),  (fr.  inrd  secretly, 
and  uiVou)  to  rush)  to  rush  for- 
ward unawares  or  unexpected, 
creep  from  under,  dart  from 
under.  1  a.  par.  act.  inrai^ui, 
-aaa,  -av, 

'YffuiTioi',  -ov,  rh,  (fr.  nc\\)  fault, 

blame,  error,  cnme,  guilt. 
YtTttirtof,  -ov,  6,  /;,  (fr.  vtA  under, 
and     alria     blame)     blamea<e, 
faulty,  culpable,  liable  to  punish- 
ment. 

'YtTtiKOr),  -rji,  II,  (fr.  {uroKoOu  to 
obey)  obedience,  submissio7i. 

'YTTaKoiaov,  Dor.  for  hTrnKovaov,  1 

a.  impr.  act.  — 'YirnKulaoi,  Dor. 

for  vrraKovaw,  1  f.   ind.   act.   of 

vrraKovui, 

Yn'KKot'iu,    f.   -ovciD,    p.    V-TTl'lKOVKa, 

(fr.  vKb  under,  and  a(cova>  to 
hear)  to  hearken,  listen,  attend 
to;  to  reply,  answer;  to  obey, 
comply  uilh,  yield  to,  submit. 
impf.  ind.  act.  vTn'iKovov.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  viti'iKovca'  inf.  ittokov- 
cat. 

'YiTiiXtvaadai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  — 
'Y-rrii'Xcveo,  Ion.  for  -Xiiioii,  pres. 
impr.  mid.  of 

'YffuAei'o/ini,  (fr.  vnb  under,  and 
oAti'iw,  Poet,  for  nXf'w  lo  shim) 
to  escape,  avoid,  shun  ty  stoop- 
ing, 

'YK(i>.\uyri,  -rji,  f/,  (fr.  ne.xt)  « 
change,  exchange,  substitution ; 
Hypallage,  a  figure  in  grammar. 

'YTTfiAAaVou  or  -rrw,  (fr.   im-d  un- 
der, and  aWdaaut  to  change)  to 
change,  exchange,  substitute. 
YiraXv^ai,  1    a.   inf.   act.   of  vna- 

Xl'lffKUI. 

'YTrrtAufif,  -105,  Att.  -£(05,  II,  (fr. 
next)  a  means  of  escape,  sub- 
terfuge, shift ;  .flight,  evasion, 
escape. 

'YnaXvoKu),  f.  -(ii),  (fr.  inrb  under, 
and  a>t5ff«-u,  same  as  a\tia  to 
shim)  to  shun,  escape,  avoid. 

'Y-rrniin^ijipiiji  -w,  (fr.  same,  avil 
back,  and  ^^wp/u  to  go)  to  with- 
draw privately,  flee  secretly. 

'Y-ndripoi,  -ov,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same,  and 
dvnp  a  man)  under  the  power  of 
a  man,  subject  to  a  husband, 
married, 

'Yiraviarnjii,  (fr.  same,  ava  up,  and 
'iarrifii  to  stand)  to  rise  up  from, 
or  in  consequence  of  swell  after. 
'YTnivioTiijiai,  to  rise  up  through 
respect,    rise    from    one's    seat. 


THA 


THE 


THE 


arise.  2  a.   ind.  act.  v~avi<miv, 

-nSf  -n- 

'Yuafiaraao,  pres.  impr.  raid,  of 
last. 

'TrinTad)  -(J,  f.  -ijadi,  p.  {/rr»7»Tijica, 
(fr.  inri  intens.  and  avrdu  to 
meet)  to  meet  icilh,  come  in  the 
uaij,  happen  vpon ;  to  mcoun- 
ttT,  run  against  ;  to  concur, 
agree  with.  1  a.  inJ.  act.  v->iv- 
TTjaa, 

'Tvdtrr)<Ti{,  -lof,  Att.  -tuf,  and 
'YruvT/),  -iji,  I],  (fr.  same)  a 
meeting,  a.  tra'vrrjoiv. 

''lL'KavTid^aiaa,JE.o\.ior\n:avTi,daa- 
ca,  n.  fern.  1  a.  par.  act.  — 
"iravTidaai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of 

"t-ravTidiu  -w,  and  -dfu,  f.  -dau), 
(fr.  I'lro  under,  and  avridu)  orar- 
rdut  to  meet)  to  go  out  to  meet, 
meet;  to  run  again.tt,  encoun- 
ter^  engage;  to  recompense,  re- 

'Xaavrpoi,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  v-nd  un- 
der, and  dvrpov  a  cave)  being  or 
living  in  caves. 

'Yndrrtiv,  Ion.  for  t^drrrfiv. 

'Tirap,  ri,  indecl.  a  true  vision, 
reality. 

"ivapyiiiva.  Ion.  for  iiri;py/i/ia,  pi. 
neut.   [ler.  par.   pass,   of  is-dp- 

'YirdpyCpof,  -ov,  h,  i';,  (fr.  vnb  under, 
and  dpyupov  silver)  mixed  uitk 
silver,  containing  silver  ;  obtain- 
ed by  silver,  itenal,  mercenary, 
'Xrnpvof  and  'Yra'f/^>;»'Of,  -ov,  li, 
(fr.  .same,  and  up{    a   lamb)  o 
shifp  in  lamb,  or  having  a  lamb, 
giving  milk. 
'Xirdp(at,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  hvdpx'^- 
'T'rao^if,   -lov,    Att.    -£U{,  i'/,    (fr. 
{rrup;^<j   to  be)  existence,  being ; 
subs'anre,  matter,  subject,  tiling  ; 
subsistence,  goods,  property. 
'XjTapnd^iiv,  Ion.   for    lipapitd^eiv, 

pres.  inf.  act.  of  u^npjra'fw. 
"tirdpxtt,  3  sin.  ind.  — "Tru'pytiv, 
inf.  pres.  act  — 'Xrapx^v,  Dor. 
for   hirrjpxcv,  3  sin.   impf.   ind. 
art.  ol  VTrdpX'^- 
'Xvipxtl,  -ii(,  ,),  (fr.  l-irdpxf  '"be) 
a  beginning,  origin,  commence- 
ment ;    a  favour,   grace,  kind- 
ness. 
"tirdpxovTa,      -xovras,      -XOVTCS, 

-3fuiiro{,casei  of  hndpX'^v. 
"frriipxnvra,  -uv,     ret,     (neut.    pi. 
[ires.  par.  act.  of  iirdpx'^  '"  '"-) 
gnmls,  wealth,  means,  tuhsistencr. 
'yi:aox"<t   '0"<   *i    C^'  '">■*   under, 
and  -'px^  rule)  a  lieutrnnnt,  su- 
biir'hniUe  rulrr,   viceroy  ;    a  go- 
irrnnr,  ruler,   chief.     Also,  tho 
luime  of  a  river. 
'tirnpx'>^<"i<<  K-  ■"'•  '<"''•  pfM.  par, 
net.  —'firdpxovai,  3  pi.   pres. 
ind.  art.  of  fcirrfpYU).  Or, 'Yirdp- 
yoiiTi  or  -ITU',  d.  pf.  ofhtiipxovTii. 
'Yrnpyw,  f.  i<rn'pfui,  p.  tir^pj^n,  (fr. 
iiirb  under,  and   apxh  'be  befjin- 
ning)  to   make  a  befinning,  be- 
gin, cummenre ;  to  cause,  make 
to  he ;    to  exist  from   the  hcifin 
ning  ;  In  be,  fiml,   to  do  or  sny 
any  thing  Itefnrc  nnnthrr,  nnliri- 
fate  i  to  be,  tsisl,  subtiit,  be  pr€ 


sent ;  to  avail,  contribute  ;  to  be 
supplied,  awarded ;  to  side  with, 
befriend,  assist,  aid  ;  to  hajipen, 
befall,  belong  to,  be  incumbent  on 
or    necessary.     1    a.    ind.    act. 

V1TT)p^a. 

'TTa'p;^a)i',  par.  pres.  act. — 'TTrdp- 
X'^oh  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  cf 
last. 

'XTTitairiiia,  (fr.  next)  under  a 
shield,  covered  with  a  sfiield. 

'Xvaar^iios,  -ov,  h,  i';,  (fr.  vT:b  un- 
der, and  oiTTrif  a  shield)  covered 
with  a  shield,  protected,  guarded. 

'X-naoiTi^u),  (fr.  same)  to  proceed 
hidden  under  a  shield,  Jight  pro- 
tected with  a  shield  ;  to  be  an 
armour  or  shield-bearer  ;  to  pro- 
tect, defend  ;  to  depend  on,  be 
under  the  patronage  or  protection 
of  another. 

'XiraaviaTris,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same)  a 
body-guard,  life-guard,  satel- 
lite. 

'X-ndreia,  -ai,  fi,  (fr.  next)  the  con- 
sulship. 

'X-arevu},  (fr.  viraTOi  supreme)  to 
be  a  consul. 

'X-drtKoi,  -Ji,  -or,  (fr.  next)  con- 
sular. 

°Xi:aTOS,  -I],  -ov,  (coiit.fr.  i-jTipTa- 
To{,  sup.  of  vTTip  above)  supnme, 
highest ;  honourable,  chief;  low- 
est, deep,  profound  ;  any  ruler, 
having  the  supreme  command. 
Subs,  a  consul. 

'Xvavxei'ov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  v-d  under, 
and  avx>)v  the  neck)  a  pilloiv. 

'Xr.iaai,  Ion.  for  ij;;c((ji,3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  inrtipi. 

'XvfiiaXui',  -ts,  -e,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
iiitojidX^w. 

'XrejiSi-oi'ro,  3  pi.  impf.  mid.  of 
{urojSX/irofiai. 

'X-niyyvoi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  Izi  under, 
and  iyyvoi  a  bail)  under  a  pledge, 
in  pau:n,  pawned  ;  forfeited,  sub- 
ject, liable  to. 

'Xirilitiaav,  Poet,  for  Irrt^ctaav,  3 
pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  'XTrcociiiaai', 
Sync,  for  {int&itlUtaav,  3  pi. 
ppcr.  mid.  of  liroiciio). 

'XniUt^a,  -Of,  -£  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  {jvoSclKvvpt. 

'Xniic^dpyii,  -w,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  of  hno&ixopni- 

'XtI&ikto,  Dor.  or  Pool.  Sync,  for 
vmii^iKTo,  3  sin.  ppcr.  pass, 
'XntHiaro,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 
of  Imoilxopai. 

'Tir/OF;K«v,  3  pi.  1  a.  act.— 'TjriOii' 
<r>tro,  3  sin.  I  a.  mid.  of  {mori 
Onpt. 

'XnMui,  (fr.  Ini  under,  and  iHui  to 
nee)  In  suspect. 

'XvttKiTt,  2  pi.  pros.  impr.  of 

'XrrtlKii),  (fr.  tri  under,  and  tlKti)  to 
yield)  to  nbri/,  yield,  submit  to  ; 
to  give  way,  concede,  humour  ;  to 
remit. 

'Xirtipi,  (fr.  name,  and  iipl  to  be) 
to  be  under,  at  the  bottom  ;  to 
attend  or  acrnnipnny  srrrtlly  ;  In 
hide,  tie  ciincenlnl ;  tn  he  present, 
at  hand ;  to  project,  jut  or  stand 
out.  impf.  ind.  iirnv,  3  pi.  tirr) 
our, 

(571) 


'XiTuvat,  Ion.  for  viptTvai,^  a.  inf. 

act.  of  lipii/pi. 
'Xitd^opai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  v-ail- 

Kll). 

'Xizdp£X°^j  Metath.  for  httcpcixor, 
impf.  act.  — T77£ip/;^o(,  Poet,  lor 
iirfpf';^oi,  3  sin,  pres.  opt.  act. 
of  t-£pf;^u>. 

'XTTiipoxoi,    Ion.     and    Poet,    for 

ii7rf'po;^os. 
TrfiVa>'T£s,  n.  pi.    1    a.  par.  act. 

of  vriioj,  Ion.  {orv(pi>jfu. 
'X-rrdcetpi,    (fr.  vvb  under,  nj  into, 

and  clpi  to  go)  to  stent  in. 
'X-inBiuivrut,  Ion.  for  iviKdiovrat, 

3  pi.  2  a.  sub.  mid.  of  {meKridrj- 

'XTTiKKCipat,  (fr.  i-a  secretly,  tK 
from,  and  Kttpai  to  lie)  to  he 
beneath,  be  concealed  ;  he  smug- 
gled or  carried  out  privily,  be  ex- 
posed secretly. 

'XTiCKKopi^ui,  (fr.  same,  and  Kopi^io 
to  carry)  to  carry  nwny  or  re- 
move secretly  ;  to  remove  beyond 
reach, put  into  safety.  'Xirt^zKo- 
fif<Tairo,3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid. 

'XirtKiripTTu,  (fr.  same,  and  -nlpvii) 
to  send)  to  send  auay  privatdy  ; 
to  convey  secretly. 

'XTTCK-rrpodu,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.  act. 
cont.  of 

'XncK-zpoOio}  -w,  f.  ->'iow,  (fr.  i'tto  in- 
tens. £K  from,  TTpo  btforc,  and 
•Sf'o)  to  run)  to  ru7i  far  before^ 
outrun,  outstrip. 

'XinK-!Tpo(pcvyw,  (fr.  same,  and  <ptv- 
yoi  to  flee)  to  flee  secretly,  escape. 

'XitcKKpo<l)vyr],  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act. 
of  last. 

'XTTtKTiOnpi,  (fr.  lirb  secretly,  tic 
from,  and  riOripi  to  put)  to  de- 
posite  secretly  ;  to  carry  cff  pri- 
vily ;  to  expose  secretly  ;  to  un- 
load, land, 

'XTTtK(j)ipui,  (fr.  same,  and  (^/pu  to 
carry)  to  carry  away  secutty  ; 
to  withdraw  from  danger,  re- 
move into  safely. 

'XirtKipeiyovri,   Dor.   for    vT:tK({,ii- 
yovat,   3    pi.    pres.  ind.    act.  — 
X-niKifityc,  Ion.  for  furff/^vyt,   3 
sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

'X-rtKi^iiyxo,  (fr.  hnb  scrrclly,  ik 
from,  and  tfiivyoi  to  flee)  In  fife 
away  secretly,  escape,  run  a- 
way. 

'YTrfx'xwp/w -w,  (fr.  fame,  and  x^- 
piw  to  depart)  to  depart  recrttiy, 
retire,  withdraw,  remove  pri- 
vity. 

'Yir('X5/?ov,  -tf,  -c  or  -<r,  2  a.  ind. 
act.  of  ino\np(idni). 

'Xri^ilipOrii;  •  a.  '"d.  pass,  of  (uro- 

'XrtX^ipOnaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

ol   tirroXri/i/3(iiu). 
'YirtXi'oan,  I»n.  for  |pirf>iliT<J,2  sin. 

1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  ir'Avm. 
'Xvcpdvarc,  -,i«ci-ii,  2  and  3  pi.  — 

'Y7r/,ifiifr,  3  sill.    1   a.  ""«'•.  !"■•■ 

— 'Yn//<f>oi',  -t$,  -tor  -ir,  impf. 

act.  ol  isofilnii- 
'Xinfiifipviti  fi)r  (;ir>)/ii><ct,3  sin,  per. 

ind.  ncl.  of  (iirr;/iru. 
'Xtrrpv/iaOn^,  -Id  -''-  '  «•  '"''•  P**"' 
of  fiTTo/ii/ivi/cxu  or  tno/xvdu). 


THE 

Xirtvavrtoi,  •a,  •o^,  (fr.  liri  under, 

and  (vairloi  contrary,  th.  atri 

against)  ailverse,  ronlrart/,  cppo- 

Sitf,  opposed,  linslitr. 

Tirti  i.rriuij,  (Ir.  Inst)  in  opposition, 

dirrclli/  contrary. 
'Wiridufn,  (fr.  (iird  under,  tv  in, 
and  iliiDfit  to  give)  to  give  in  to, 
yield,  roncrde. 
"tvcviyKu!,  obs.  for  which  sec  {rrru 

d/po).  2  a.  inf.  act.  vraryKuv. 
'Vs-(»tpflt  and  -Qiv,  (fr.  vr.b  inidcr, 
and  (upOc  bentath)  under,  ti»- 
ficrncrilh,   brmath,  he'.ow  ;  from 
benea:h  or  beloxt: 

'Yvifdovv,  1  sin.  or  3  pi.  cont. 
impf.  act.  of  virovoiiii. 

'Tnt^alpcais,  -io{,  Att.  -cus,  »^,  (fr. 
next)  a  Inking  nuia;/,  removal 
from  beneath. 

'X-c^atpiio  -d,  f.  -I'ltrui,  (fr.  ia-J  se- 
cretly, tf  from,  and  alptw  to 
tahe)  to  take  a^vay  or  out  pri- 
vately, suhtract,  uithdraui  j  to 
deprive,  rob,  u'uhhold  ;  to  remove, 
put  auay,  nvfrt. 

'Tirts"'pio,  f.  -ufiai,  p.  lirc^ijpKa,  (fr. 
same,  and  uVou  'o  take)  to  take 
out  or  a'vny,  draiu  out,  pump 
out,  drain ;  to  take  away  se- 
cretly, u:itlidrav;  remove  ;  to 
exhaust,  spend,  make  away 
with. 

'YTre^a\vaKii>,  f.  -fu,  (fr.  same,  and 
aXvoKui  to  shun)  to  flee  away 
privately,  shun,  avoid,  escape. 

'yirtfaia^Cfii  or  -(^Oid,  (fr.  vrb  un- 
der, f^  from,  nvd  up,  and  S6o)  to 
enter)  to  emerge,  rise  or  spring 
vpfrum,  come  forth. 

'Xne^nvacii,  pres.  or  2  a.  par.  act. 
of  last. 

'Ys-/f£(^(,  (fr.  hird  under,  e^  from, 
and  el/ii  to  go)  to  run  against 
ajiolher,  engage,  encounter,  make 
an  attack,  charge;  to  come  or 
enter  into  one's  presence  ;  to  go 
out,  go  forth,  proceed  ;  to  steal 
away  or  out,  escape,  fi.ee. 
Tvc^cipvu),  (fr.  same,  and  cipvu)  for 
epvio  to  draw)  to  withdraw,  re- 
move, take  away,  rescue. 

'rnii,i\duv,  2  a.  "inf.  act.  —  'y,rf 
iipvcaOat,  pres.  inf.  of 

'y-nt(ipxoiiai,  (fr.  ii-nb  secretly,  tf 
from,  and  tpx^o/iai  to  go)  to  go 
out  privately,  steal  avjuy,  with- 
draw, retire  ;  to  punish,  avenge, 
take  vengeance. 

'Tni^ecxt,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Tn[^i(pipov,  -cs,  -t,  impf.  act.  of 

\JTTr.K(l/lQ{i). 

"t-nt^ix"),  (*"■■•  ""^  secretly,  t^ 
from,  and  /;^(j  to  be)  to' with- 
draw, retire,  steal  away,  flee, 
make  qff". 

'YTTtf^iVai',  for  l-zi^taav,  3  pi.  impf. 
act.  of  {i»i'f£i/i<,  to  retire. 

"twt^^Xv^c,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

VKC^flXvCKij). 

TCvf.^ovaio;,  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  {n;b  un- 
der, and  c^ovala  power)  under 
the  direction  or  power  of;  unrler 
age,  not  his  oivn  master, 
'T-rcirXciaaiitv,  1  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  {iirairX(u. 


THE 

'Tfjrip,  Pocf.  'Yjrdp,  a  preposition 
coveming  the  g.  anci  a.  cases, 
lis  general  signification  is  over, 
above,    upon,    on ;     with    a    g. 
only,  bei/ond ;  for,  on  account  of, 
in  drfince,  on  the  behalf  Jir  for 
the  sake  of ;  instead  of  in  place 
of;  of,   about,  concerning  ;    ac- 
cording  to  ;  through,  by  means 
nf;  in  the  name  of,    by  ;    with 
an  a.    only,  above,  beyond,  up- 
wards of,   mote  than;   besides, 
except,  on  the  farther  side,  con- 
trary.     In    conipo.^.    intensive  ; 
over,  beyond,    superior,    before ; 
for,   in  favour  of,  on  the  part 
of. 
'Yiripa,  -a;,   i),  the  rope  which  ma- 
naged the  sail  yards,  a  brace. 
'Twipdyav,    (fr.   (nrfo  beyond,   and 
dyav    much)   very,    very  much, 
exceedingly. 
'YTTCpaynnnui  -Z,    (fr.  inrfp  intens. 
and  aymrnii)  10  love)  to  love  very 
7>iuch,  daat  on. 
'Yi:(pny6vTws,   (fr.  next)  excellent- 
ly, very,  i-ery  much. 
'TTTcpdyw,  (fr.  vzlp  intens.  and  dyu 

to  esteem)  to  excel,  surpass. 
'I'lrcpaii,  cont.  lirtpae^,  d.  sin.  of 
'Yrtpni;;,  -f'oj  -oug,  b,  !],  (fr.   vKip 
above,  and  du>  to  blow)  blowing 
from  above,  very  violent,  boiste- 
rous. 
"XwcpaBcTioi  -Si,  (fr.  virep  beyond, 
and  aOeriic  to  despise)  to  despise 
much,  slight,  contemn. 
'TTTcpaivtrds,  -i),  -dv,  (fr.  same,  and 
atveros  praiseworthy,   th.    aliog 
praise)  very  praiseworthy,  excel- 
lent. 
'Y-rcpaipd^cvos,  ->i,  -ov,  par.  pres. 

pass,  of 
'X-rrepaipij),  f.  {irrrpnfloj,  p.  vTrcpfipxa, 
(fr.  i'xlp  beyond,  and  aipa  to 
raise)  to  raise,  lift  or  elevate 
above  ;  to  pass  out  of  hounds, 
exceed,  ovcrfiow ;  to  overtop, 
tower  above;  to  surpass,  over- 
come, excel ;  to  fiy  or  soar  above, 
pass  over.  'Y-rrepalpo^int,  to  exalt, 
or  extol  one's  self,  be  proud  or 
conceited.  1  a.  ind.  act.  vTrepjipa. 
I  a.  pass.  ind.  virepfipdiiv  inf. 
ivipapGrjvai. 
'Ympjipwfiai,  pres.  sub.   pass,  of 

last. 
'yTripat(7xpoi,-ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  l-rrtp  be- 
yond,   and    ataxp!>i    shameful) 
very  shameful,  very  disgraceful, 
base, 
'TTipaKfioi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
oKpfi  the  bloom  of^ youth)  having 
passed  the  bloom  or  vigour  of  age, 
a/lvanced  in  age. 
'XTtpdKpioi,-ov,  Aj  n,  (fr.  ii-lp  up- 
on, and  dfcpoj  high)  living  in  the 
mountains  or  in  a  mountainous 
country. 
'XnipaXvm   -w,    (fr.   hirip  intens. 
and  dXyoi  grief)    to  grieve  very 
much  ;  to  dread. 
'XircpdX>:oijai,    (fr.    vncp    beyond, 
and  liXXofiat  to  leap)  to  leap  or 
jump  over  or  beyond  ;  to  overleap, 
excel,  surpass, 
'Yrf'paXXoj,  -ov,  6,  ^,  (fr.  same,  and 
(.572) 


THE 

(fXXot  another)  above  others,  siir 
passing,  iUxt.<itrious. 
'XvcpdXpeviiy,  Sync,  for  (nrfpnXX^- 
finov,  !i.  sin.  pres.  par.  mid.  of 

{iTTCpaXXo/KII. 

'YirrpdrOpujTOf,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  Inip 
beyond,  and  diOpiDirns  a  man) 
superhinnan,  bei/ond  mortal. 

'Ywp^^TX»f,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  nyrXio)  to  pump)  excessive, 
ovei.flowmg  ;  ovirfiowed,  deluged, 
sunk, 

'Y-rripavu,  and  'YircpdvwOev,  (fr. 
v-rtp  beyond,  and  rfiw  upwards) 
up  above,  far  above,  overhead, 

'YTno'itiiXoylojini,  (fr.  h-nip  intens. 
alio  from,  and  Xlyia  to  speak) 
to  speak  in  favour  of,  plead  in 
behalf  of ,  excuse,  apologize,  pres. 
inf.  mid.  cont.  iivepuitoXoye'taOat, 

'YrcpapBrivac,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of 
inrrpnipo). 

'YTzepaplxociu)  -ui,  (fr.  l:rip  mtens. 
and  api)u)^fuj  to  fear)  to  fear  very 
much,  dread  ;  to  fear  for. 

'Ytripapan,  -<uf,  Att.  -to;?,  i';,  (fr. 
vTiep  above,  and  alpia  to  raise) 
a  lifting  up  above ;  overfiowing, 
inundation. 

'YTTcpnpxo),  (fr.  same,  and  dpx<^  to 
command)  to  prtduminate,  pre- 
vail. 

'YiTCoaa-Kil^w,  (fr.  vTrep  under,  and 
nams  a  shield)  to  protect,  shield, 
defend. 

'YiTcpa(nricrpib<:,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same) 
defence,  protection,  guard. 

'YxupacTiiaTrjp,  -fjpog,  and  'Ynepac- 
TTtcTiii,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  de- 
findiT,  guardian,  protector. 

'YrrtpaoTTiiji,  Att.  for  hntpaa-nioti),  1 
f.  ind.  act.  of  hrepaciriiu). 

'Yirepav(avu,  f.  imepav^ijcw,  (fr. 
{iwfp  beyond,  and  av^diia  to  in- 
crease) to  increase  much,  flou- 
rish ;  grow  greatly,  overspread, 
3  sin.  iTTcpav^dvet, 

'Ynipav^os,  -ov,  b,  'i,  (fr.  ii;rcp  in- 
tens. and  avxtM  to  boast)  boast- 
ing, arrogant,  vain. 
Yveod<jiavoi,   -id,  6,    i%    Dor.    for 
i<Tiepi)ij>avoi, 

'YvcpttxBrjs,  -ioi  -OV!,  4,  i,  (fr.  (iTrtp 
beyond,  and  dx^o;  a  weight) 
overloaded,  oppressed,  burdened. 

'YvcpdxSopai,  (fr.  same)  to  grieve 
excceaingly  ;  to  be  very  angry  or 
displeased. 

'Y-rrepfiaivu),  f.  mid.  -0;'iaopai,  p. 
-lii(inKa,  (fr.  ii-rip  beyond,  and 
fiaiiw  to  go)  to  pass,  cross  or  go 
over  ;  to  mount,  scale,  climb  ;  to 
carry  over,  transfer,  remove ;  to 
surmount,  surpass,  exceed,  tran- 
scend, excel ;  to  pass  by,  omit  ; 
to  transgress,  violate,  pros.  inf. 
act.  {iitcppaivtiv.  2  a.  ind,  act. 
hncpffinv,  -'/(,  -rj. 

'Yncp(ia\Uiv,  Ion.  ibr  vttzpfidXm', 
2  a.  inf.  &cA.  —  'Yr;tplidn<i,i 
sin.  pres.  sub.  act.  oflTrcpfidXXijj. 
'YnipfiaXXov,  neut. — 'YnipfiiiXXnf- 
ra,  -Xnvaav,  a.  mas.  and  fem. 
par.  pres.  act.  of  {mcp(idXXio. 
'YircplSiiXXdvrui,  (fr.  next)  very, 
excessively,  extremely,  immode- 
rately, exceedingly. 


THE 


THE 


V7rfp/3a'XXii),  f. -aXw,  p.  -^iiJ\ii'(a,\'Tvcpotl)i,  -io; -cT,;,  b,  >'j,  (i'r.  I'lrtp 


(fr.  {rff<p  beyond,  and /Sa'XXu  to 
throw)  to  titrciw  past,  over  or 
beyond  ;  to  pass  by  or  over^  cross  ; 
tu  surpo-is,  e-rcced,  excel,  outdo, 
outstrip  ;  to  run  our,  overflow, 
inundate.  ;  to  value  above,  prize 
higher,  uid  more  ;  to  put  off,  de- 
lay, defer. 
'X-tpiiaaia,  -lif  Ion.  -175,  fi,  (fr. 
next)  a  passing  by,  omission,  con- 
Vampt ;  transgression,  violation, 
breach. 
'Y-ipiSaati,  -10?,  Alt.  -£W5,  ^,  (Tr. 
iT*p  beyond,  and  fiuiyu  10  go) 
a  passing  by,  over  or  beyond, 
passage ;  excellence, preeminence, 
super'writy  ;  transgression,  vio- 
lation, breach  ;  Hyperbasis,  a 
rhetorical  figure,  a  sudden  tran- 
sition, 
'Y-rcpiJarof,  -01;  rd,   (fr.  same)   a 

figure  in  rhetoric,  Hyperbalon. 
'X-BipiiaTds,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  si/r- 
pasxing,    excellent,   preeminent  ; 
easy  to  pass  over,  passable,  forda- 
ble. 
'XiTfpiivn,  Alt.  for  viTtpiiij,  3  sin. 
2  a.  sub.  act.  —  'Xxeotiijvai,  2  a. 
inf.  act.  — 'X::cpiij,s,  2  sm.  2  a. 
sub.  act.  of  v-epiiait'ii). 
'Xrioptoi,  -01),   0,  ^,   (fr.  hirip  be- 
yond, and  /Ji'/i  force)  violent,  fu- 
rious, vehement,  very  strong  ;  in- 
solent, proud,  haughty. 
'Xsipiiioi',     'Xvcpjiiwi,     (fr.     last) 
proudli/,    haughtily,     insolently ; 
Iteyond  one^s  uhility,  or  power. 
'TrcplioXa^n'',     (fr-    next)    beyond 
measure,  very  much,  exceeding- 
ly, excessively. 
'Xnepli'j^fi,  -Tif, )';,  (fr.  iirtip  beyond, 
and    /?a'XXu>   to   ihruw)  surplus- 
age,   ovrrjjlus ;    exulterance,  ex- 
cess,  aliundance  ;  a  heieht,  emi- 
nence, summit  ;  a  passage,  over 
or  across  ;  magnitude,  greatiuss ; 
excellence,   preeminence  ;    exng. 
geration,  extiavagance  ;  Hyper- 
bole, a  figure  in  rhetoric.   Kufl' 
{)irtpfi'i\hv,     exceedingly.      KaO' 
fcirip/JoX^K   ci(   LrtppoXtiv,   from 
excfsslu  excess,  ncrssivfly, 
'XrtpiioXin,  -Of,  lit  (fr.  same)  ex- 
cess, extravagance,  cxng geration, 
'XTicnii'i\iKi(,  -n,  -Av,  (fr.  sann;)  ex- 
cessive,  extravagant,   exceeding, 
Ion  mwk,  heynnd  measure  or  be- 
lief, hypcrholicid,  exaggerating. 
'Xfttpjipioi,  -ov,  h,  //,  (fr.  /iir/p  be- 
yond,   und     ihoiaf    llic     north 
wind)    beyond    the    north   wind, 
boistrrous,  tioletit ;    living  at  or 
beyond  Ote  north, 
'XntpyiCpftat,  (fr.  [:ni  MCTClly,  and 
ipyA(i)iini  to    *vork)  tn  act  or  do 
secretly  ;  tn  undermine,  itork  un- 
der, subfhie. 
'Xvipyfipuy,  -ovTot,  b,  li,   (fr.  Inip 
over,   and  y^pof  o\A  age)   very 
oil,  aged. 
'Xnfp^Savf,  -rill,  -v,  (fr.    hzip  f>c- 
yond,    and    cnavf    hairy)    very 
hairy,   rough,   shaggy,     a.    lin. 
brtpfaavv. 
'XwipUa,   Sync,   for   lutoitla,   a. 
sin.  of 


beyond,  and  oti'^u  to  fear)  above 
fear,  fearless,  courageous,  brave  j 
very  ttmid,  fearful,  timorous. 
'X-eplcioui,  f.  -ciau,   (fr.  same)  to 

fear  exceedingly  ;  to  fear  much. 
'X-:tipiuioi,  -ou,  0, ;),  ('"r.  same,  and 
ciiivi    terrible)     very    dreadful, 
terrihU,    awful^  horrible;  severe, 
cruil. 
'X-iTc-pm^ioi,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
itiidi  right  handed)  superior,  ad- 
vuntiigcous. 
'X-eaf.tareivoiini,    f.   -tvovjiai,   (fr. 
.uTtp  inlens.  ^i«  on  account  01', 
and  Tciviii  to  stretch)  to  contend 
eagerly,  strive  obstinately. 
'X-cp'UKii^u>,  (fr.  same,  aiul  SiKa^ui 
to  go  to    law,  th.   Hkii  justice) 
to   plead  for,    contend  for,  de- 
fend.      , 
'X-cp6iKi'ii)  -<3,  f.  -I'laa,  (fr.  same, 
and    iiKrj  justice)   to  plead  for, 
defend. 
Tn-Zpilof  )f,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same)  very 
just,  strictly  right,  severely  just ; 
avenging,  putmhmg. 
'XTktpcfipdfiofitv,  1  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act. 

of  imtprpf^fiii. 
'Xvcpivtiiiiiu<j)  -u),  f.  -iixriii,  (fr.  inrip 
beyond,  and  iucofiui  to  be  able) 
to  overpower,  prevail  over. 
'XTttptOiiiiiv,  -co,  -TO,  2  a.  ind.  mid. 

of  'vT!ipriOn(H. 
'X-cptiiu>,(.  mid. -£/<ro/iac,(fr.  Ijr.'p 
beyond,  and  dioi  to  see)  to  over- 
look,  v.ink  at,  connive   at.  2  a. 
act.   ind.    hrttpciiov,   and   vm'oi- 
60V'  par.  vvcpt^Lov. 
'XTTcpci^ui,  (fr.  iiri  under,  and  r pti- 
iui   to   prop)   to  support,  under 
prop,  slrengtlien,  make  firm.  1  a 
inf.  act.    hrepiiant. 
'XTipnojia,  -Stos,  rd,   (fr.    last)   a 

prop,  support  ;  maintenance, 
'Xv[ptKi}'\v(ii),  (fr.  v-nip  beyond,  ck 
from,   and  /JXi'^m  tii  trickle)  to 
stream  out,  burst  forth,  gush  out ; 
to  snpernliound, 
'XvifiiKtivoi,  -n,  -0,  (fr.  same,  and 

fKiii'o;  that)  remote,  distant, 
'XnepricrtpiBauii,   (fr.  birip  beyond, 
CK  from,    and   Tzcptna^s  superfiu- 
oum)    very   exceedingly,    supera- 
bundantly ;  eagerly,  earnestly. 
'XvtptKTtlvn),  (fr.  hTtip  beyond,  ik 
from,   and    niiui  to  stretch)  to 
stretch  nut  beyond,  exceed  bounds. 
'XntpiKTlvu),  ((r.  same,  and  ri'iu  or 

t/u)  to  pay )  to  pay  for. 
'Yrip/«r((Tis, -lOf,  All.  -iu{,  ^,  (fr. 
Name)    a  paying  for,  payment  ; 
disbursement,  expense,  cluirges. 
'XntoiK^liii-ui,  (fr.  (iir»p  l)eyond,  ;« 
from,  and  ;^/ui  lo  pour)  <o  pour 
out  iiliundanlly  or  over  ;  tn  over- 
flow, impf.  art.  linipt^t^fov. 
'XvtpiKT(^fvu,  f.  b!rtptic)(^('aji,  p.  hni- 
piKKixvKa,  (fr.  name,  and  vtfi'ii), 
lame  ag  ih.  y^lin  lo  pour)   name 
as  latil.    'Xntpiif<i^6vufiai,  lo  run 
ovr,  overflow. 
'Xztpit\xiiji(,  -io(,  Alt.  -tu>(,^,  (fr. 
same,  and  j({u>  (o  pour)  an  over- 
flow. 
'Xvipt'SOiiv,  2  a.  par.  act,  of  tirt- 

("'PX"/""- 

(673) 


'YripiJfXtuffd/ieOo,  1   pi.  1   f.  ind. 


THE 

'X-rephia^og,  -ov,  0,  //,  (fr.  hirip 
above,  tv  in,  and  ici^a  glory)  very 
ghrirfus,  ilt-i.'itrious,  rcsuUiuienl. 

'XTTtpcirvY^f^avio,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tvyj^iivij)  lo  obtain)  to  iiittrcede 
for,  viedirje. 

X-rtof^tt,  3  sin.    1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
irfpfvui. 

•djitOa,   1   jj; 
mid.  of. 

'X~tpt^tp^Bpr.i,  (fr.  v-ip  beyond,  ck 
l'ro:ii,  and  ip^D^iat  to  go)  to  go 
beyond,  pass  uotr  ;  lo  go  out  of 
the  v:ny,  turn  aside. 

'XT7£pi~aniim  -ui,  (fr.  (nrlp  beyond, 
t-ri  intcns.  and  aniui  lo  praise) 
to  jirnisc  excc.'s.'iively,  flatter. 

'XTrepi-acptii,  (fr.  same,  c-jt  upon, 
and  ci'pu  lo  raise)  to  raise  or 
exalt  very  much,  extol.  1  a.  ind. 
pass.  vr:cpciTi'ip')r!v,  -riS,  ->!■ 

'X-tpirrupcti,  -lU!,-,  Alt.  -£wf,  ;;,  (fr. 
hist)  ekvation,  exall:ition. 

'Xnspfrcpiaacoaev,  3  sin.  1  a.  act.  of 
i~cp-!:totaaivu). 

'T~fp£ri9u^<f(;)-(ji,  (fr.  iirfp  beyond, 
and  t-aSvpiia  to  desire,  ih.  S^vftii 
the  mind)  to  desire  greatly,  long 
fur  much. 

'X~cpi~^t6vaaa,  -nj,  -£,  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  h~cpi;\iovn^ii>. 

'Xvipip^'ipat,  (fr.  J77fp  beyond,  and 
/p^o/iui  to  go)  to  go  or  pass  over 
or  beyond ;  to  surpass,  exceed, 
overcome. 

'Xir'p'.a-^e,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
vnepixoi. 

'X-rrcpevippaivii),  (fr.  vrfp  beyond, 
and  ivippaivui  to  delight,  i'r.  £& 
well,  and  (ppnv  the  mind)  to  de- 
light beyond  measure,  rejoice  ex- 
ceedingly, overjoy. 

'Yrfp£0«i')"j>,  -ioi  -ovi,  b,  1),  same 
iis  vTi p>j(j)nv6i. 

'Xi:tpi(pQXTo,  3  sin.  o^  \)frtpt<pOipriv, 
-BO,    -Th,  pper.    ind.    pass,    of 

f'TTtp^OlU). 

'Vrf'oEj-ov,  -oi'7of,  rh,  (ncut.  par. 
pies,  aci.ofurfpf';^!!)  to  excel)  ex- 
rellcn'-c,  preeminence,  supmnnty, 
pi.  sublime  things,  viyslirics. 

'X'STCpf^nvrai,  -yui'Ti,  -T^ovaa,-'X^ov- 
anif,  cases  of  par.  pres.  art.  of 
X-aipiy^h),  (fr.  f'T<p  above,  and  ti^u 
to  hold)  to  hold  over  or  above  ; 
to  hold  over  or  before,  protect,  de- 
fend ;  to  excel,  CTceeil,  surpass, 
2  a.  ind.  act.  bnipc/r^^oi'. 

'Xnipl^idi  -C>,((r.   same,  and  ^/u  to 

IhjiI)  to  Imil  over  Ot  vinlrnlly. 
XiTtp'i^iaTo<i,  -ij,  -ov,  (fr.  saiiic,  and 
ildtoTof,  »\if>.  of  liSvs  sweet)  very 
sutcel,  exceedingly  pleasant. 
XTi()t'ff:nfi,n,  (fr.  same,  and  Jc^fij 
Hwcot)  to  enjoy  greatly,  be  much 
pleased,  rejoice. 

'Xntpriiiipia,  'Of,  //,  (fr.  next)  delay 
after  a  certain  tiny ;  n  dny  or 
intervrdof  grace  given  to  cnablo 
another  to  pay  his  dcblo,  remis- 
sion, 

'Xntp/ifttpot,  -ov,  n,  I/,  (fr.  f'j7ip  be- 
yond, and  i^/i(pi  a  dny)  passing 
a  certain  day  or  lime,  exceeding 
the  appointed  time,  not  paying 
within  the  limited  time  ;  past  th^ 
age  of,  older  than,  loo  old  for. 


rnE 

'Trcpiffttm,  -tia,  -V,  (tV.  f nnio,  and 
tlfitavt  the  halt)  7;iorr  than  the 
half,  cxcteiting  the  half.  ii.  pi. 
iTrtprj/jtffjtf  -cij. 

'Y!rtp>;»op/u)  -(i,  (fr.  next)  to  sur- 
pass other  men,  ejccl,  surpass; 
to  brag,  vaunt. 

'Xrtpiyup,  -opoi,  6, 1'l,  (fr.  iirip  be- 
yond, und  at')p  u  man)  superior, 
ornvr,  taliant  ;  proud,  haughty, 
overbearing. 

'Titipfipa,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act,  of 
vnipalpii). 

'Ttrtpii^nia,pl.  ncut.  of  {nrtp»)0avos. 

'T7rtpi70(ir/i<>  -ui,  (fr.  VTrfp  above, 
and  (/.(Kiu  to  appear)  to  be  proud, 
insolatt,  haughty  ;  to  vaunt, 
brag,  boast  ;  to  disdain,  scorn, 
slighl. 

"Xirtpritpavlat  -aj,  i},  (fr.  same) 
pride,  insolence,  haughtiness,  dis- 
dain, scorn. 

'Y'!rcpi'i<pavoi,  -on,  b,  »;,  (fr.  Same) 
proud,  haughty,  insolent,  over- 
bearing, arrogant. 

'YireprnpSpuis,  (fr.  last)  proudly, 
haughtily,  arrogantly. 

'tTttpOcoT-dcv,  (fr.  {iJTfp above,  and 
^iv  from  a  place)  from  above, 
above,  over,  07i  the  upper  part,  on 
the  top. 

'Yvipdcfia,-uTOS,  rd,  (fr,  vrrip  upon, 
and  Tidrtjii  to  put)  an  increase  of 
price  or  value,  enhancement. 

'XiTcpdcuaTi^u},  (fr.  last)  to  out-bid, 
enhance  the  value,  raise  the 
price. 

'tiTcpBcfiaTtaiibs,  -ov,  8,  (fr.  last)  an 
increase  of  price  or  value,  en- 
hancement. 

"titf.pQtjxaTicTrii,  -ou,  o,  (fr.  same) 
a  buyer,  puffer,  who  raises  the 
price  or  value. 

'Yripdiati,  -lof,  Att.  -t(i)5,  rj,  (fr. 
iirip  over,  and  ridrifit  to  put)  o 
delay,  putting  iff,  procrastina- 
tion ;  accumulation,  collection. 

'YztndopiovTai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind. 
mid.  of 

'Y-tpBopiia-S),  (fr.  iirfp  beyond, and 
iopiiD  to  bound)  to  overleap,  leap 
beyond. 

"tvipOopov,  Ion.  for  hntpiBopov,  2 
a.  ind.  act.  of  last. 

'YTipduiios,  -ov,  h,  n,  (fr.  vTTip  be- 
yond, and  ^vfidi  the  mind)  mag- 
nanimous, courageous  ;  proud, 
haughty  ;  violent,  passionate. 

"iiitpOipiov,  -ov,  and  "XTripOvpov, 
-ov,  ri,  (fr.  virlp  above,  and  ^ipa 
the  door)  the  lintel  or  timber  over 
the  door. 

'TrtpiMijj,  -ou,  8,  Hyperides,  a 
man's  name. 

"YiTcotiwv,  -ovaa,  -by,  2  a.  par.  act. 
of  inrcpiilu). 

"Yr/piKov,  -ov,  ri,  an  herb  called 
St.  John^s  uvrt. 

'trcpiovliao,  JEol.  for  -ov,  g.  sin. 
of^ 

'fntoioxt^.rii,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  'Xircpiutv 
Hyperion)  son  of  Hyperion'. 

'TirtpKryi'u),    f.    -vaij>,  p.   -ca,  (fr. 

bvip  beyond,   and  ia^vu>  to  be 

able)  to  prtvail,  orercnme. 

'yr£p((oi',-ovoj,  0,  i;,(ff.  vKip  above, 

and  <ta>f,  3  a.  par,  act.  ofcT^t  to 


THE 

go)  going  over  us,  high,  career- 
ing ;  epilhtt  of  the  sun,  Hype- 
rion. 

'Y>rtp(car(i(^i)9,  -lof  -oBf,  b,  4,  (fr. 
lirip  beyond,  kutH  intens.  and 
ipdu)  to  shine)  shamificrd,  bash- 
ful, downcast ;  very  sad,  sorrow- 
ful,  very  gloomy. 

'X-rrlpKcifiai,  (fr.  same,  and  xtT/iai 
to  lie)  to  tie  above,  over  or  be- 
yond ;  to  surpass,  excel ;  to  im- 
pend, hang  over ;  to  lie  over,  be 
deferred. 

'TntpKcpdvvvut,  f.  -Kcpdau),  p.  -kckI- 
paxa,  (fr.  Ii7:<p  upon,  and  Kcpdv- 
vviii  to  mix)  to  mix  up  among  ; 
to  pour  upon. 

'X-repKspddi,  (fr.  iirrtp  beyond,  and 
Kfpai  the  flank)  to  outjlank, 
and   thereby    overcome    an  ene- 

'Yrf'p/foroj,  -ou,  i,  i^,  (fr,  iittip  in- 
tens. and  k6ittu)  to  cut)  very  cut- 
ling,  keen  ;  insolent,  haughty. 

'Ttrrp/cop/o-aij,  2  sin.  1  a.  opt.  act. 

'YircpKopio)  -C>,  f.  ->'/a<i),  (fr.  Imp 
beyond,  and  Kopiui  to  satiate)  to 
over-satiate,  glut. 

'TCrrepKpaTiui  -u,  (fr.  same,  and  Kpa- 
Tiui  to  conquer)  to  overcome, pre- 
vail against,  be  superior. 
YTrepKpt^doi  -w,  or 'XTTcpxpipavvvii), 
(fr.  v-nfp  above,  and  Kpcixdw  or 
Kpcjiavvvm  to  suspend)  to  suspend 
over,  hang  up  above. 
Ympxpivoftai,  (fr.  same,  and  Kplvu 
to  judge)  to  overcome  in  judging 
or  judgment. 

'X-izcpKvSavra,  a.  sin.  of 

'XiTCpKvias,  -avros,  6,  fi,  (fr.  virep 
beyond,  and  Kvioi  glory)  very 
glorious,  illustrious. 

'XiTipKv-Kru},  f.  -\j.'(i),  (fr.  same,  and 
KvTTTU)  to  bend)  to  raise  the  head 
to  look  over,  peep  over  ;  to  pass 
or  cross  over. 

'Y^rtpXini',  (fr.  same,  and  Xiav  very 
much)  very,  exceedingly,  chief- 
est,  highest. 

'XTTtpfidKrj;,  Dor.  for  vTrcpitijutjf. 

'Xircppayfm  -Q,  f.  -r'/aui,  (fr.  vnip 
for,  and  pd-)^opat  to  fight)  to  fight 
for,  defend,  protect. 

'XTTcpiid')(rioii,  -los,  Att.  -tuf,  V,  (fr. 
last)  a  fighting  for,  defence  of, 
protection,  guard. 

'XTippoxoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
champion,  defender,  protector, 

'X-nipiJiydOrii,  Ion.  for 

'Xircppiyidra,  -cos-ouj,  i,^,(fr.uirfp 
beyond,  and  peyidoi  greatness, 
th.  piyai  great)  very  great,  im- 
mense, ixcessivety  great. 

'XircpjjrytOni,  -co;  -onj,  ri,  (fr. 
same)  eminent  greatness,  glory, 
majesty, 

'Xirtpptvios  -oBf,  g.  sin.  of 

'Xntppivfii,  -loi  -orif,  Q,  17,  (fr.  liTip 
beyond,  and  jiivoi  strength)  very 
pnu:erful,    mighty,  almighty,  d. 
sin.  vnepfiivii  -it. 
'X-irtpiinKli,    -£05    -ouf,    b,    h,     (ff' 
same,    and    pnKos    length)  very 
long,    very   tall,   very  high,  far- 
extending  ;  large,  great ;  hud. 
'XTTi'puopos,  -ov,  0,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
(.574) 


THE 

/lojpu  fate,  ill.  ficlpu)  to  divide 
beyond   fate,   contrary   to   fate; 
premature. 

'Xvippopov  or  -pa,  (fr.  last)  beyond 
fate,  prematurely. 

'XiTcpt'itpijf,  -io(  -oi's,  b,  »;,  (fr.  virip 
beyond,  and  itf^is  the  clmid) 
cU)ove  the  clouds,  exceeding 
high. 

'XiTtp'iKdw  -d,  f.  -ijffu),  p.  -vcvlKtiKa, 
(fr.  same,  and  viKdu  to  conquer) 
to  conquer,  overcome,  triumph  ; 
to  excel,  surpass. 

'XirepviKCipev,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  of  last. 

'Xnipi'driot,  -uv,  oi,  (fr.  same,  and 
I'droj  the  south)  the  people  be- 
yond the  south,  most  soulhirn. 

'XnipovKOi,  -ov,  6,  ^,  (fr.  v-nip  be- 
yond, and  6yKos  a  swelling) 
greatly  swollen,  swelling  much  ; 
pompons,  haughty,  proud  ;  ardu- 
ous, difficult,  hard. 

'XnepdyKun,  (fr.  last)  very,  vehe- 
mently, violently. 

'XmpoiKew,  (fr.  uirfp  above,  and 
otKiu)  to  dwell)  to  dwell  beyond, 
live  above. 

'XTTtpoiKOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
dwelling  in  the  upper  part  of  a 
house  or  country. 

"XTTtpov,  -ov,  rd,  a  pestle, 

'Xircport'kla,  -aj,  1),  (fr.  next)  inso- 
lence, pride,  arrogance,  d.  pi.  Ion. 
{jircpoTTXlt/ci, 

'XiTipoTr\os,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  lirip  be- 
yond, and  SffXov  arms)  very 
strong,  powerful,  brave,  bold, 
daring;  insolent,  proud,  arro- 
gant. 

'XirepiiTTni,  -ov,  b,  t),  (fr.  next) 
proud,  haughty,  contemptuous. 

'XirepoTTTlKbi,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.  u;r£0 
above,  and  dnropai  to  look) 
scornful,  disdainful,  supercilious, 
haughty,  proud,  insolent. 

'X-nepovTlKCii,  (fr.  last)  scornfully, 
superciliously,  with  contempt. 

'XircpoTTroixat,  (fr..u7:fp  beyond, and 
brrropai  to  look)  to  overlook,  des- 
pise, contemn,  neglect. 

'Xirepdpnms,  -10$,  Att.  -£wf,  >/,  (fr, 
same)  an  overlooking,  contempt, 
scorn, 

'Xntpopdw  -w,  f.  -d(Tij>,  p.  ivipiipa- 
Ku,  (ir.  uTTfp  above,  and  bpdw  to 
sec)  to  overlook,  despise,  neglect, 
scorn. 

'Xwepopia,  -as,  hi  (fr.  itrfp  beyond, 
and  ijpos  a  boundary)  a  foreign 
country  ;  a  province,  colony. 

'Xircpopi^ui,  f.  -iaoi,  (fr.  same)  to 
drive  or  carry  beyond  the  borders  ; 
to  banish,  transport. 

'XiTcpopCivTas,  a.  pi,  cont.  pres. 
par.  act.  of  VTrcpopdiii. 

"Xirepos,  -ov,  b,  a  pestle. 

'Xirepo^fi,  -rjs,  h,  (fr.  vvlp  above, 
and  /;^(o  to  be)  preeminence, 
superiority,  excellence ;  a  high 
situation  or  station,  power,  au- 
thority, dominion. 

'XTTcp6xi<Tts,-ios,  Att.  -cws,  h,  (fr- 
same)  eminence. 

'X-rlpoyos,  -ov,b,i'i,  (fr.  lnipa.ho\e, 
and  l^w  to  be)  out-lopptng, 
higher ;     excellent,     surjiussing, 


THE 

superior,  eminent  ;  vast,  im-^ 
mense. 

'YircpiX")!,  Dor.  for  vTTtpdx^ovf,  a. 
pi.  of  last. 

'Yirtpo^^iirara,  Dor.  for  virtpo^u)- 
Tdrrj,  fern,  of  inzpo^iiraTos,  sup. 
of  same. 

"TTTcpo\l/ia,-as,  and  'X-ipo\pti,  -lo;, 
Alt.  -cms,  -II,  (fr.  v-ip  above, 
and  6rtToti(n  to  see)  scorn,  con- 
tempt, dLidain ;  pride,  haughti- 
ness, arrogance. 

'X-Kcp-raiaTC,  Dor.  for  hrrcpirriSare, 
2  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  ofiincprqiaiji. 

'TjTtpTr.ifoj,  (fr.  l-ip  beyond,  and 
jr<i(ui  10  strike)  to  rush  out,  dart 
forth  ;  to  surpass,  exceed. 

'Tizcpitcptaaiiuj,  f.  -tvau),  (fr.  v-rip 
beyond, and  :Tcpiaaciu)  to  abound, 
wh.  fr.  rtpiffffif  superfluous,  th. 
rtp!  beyond)  to  ahound  more,  su- 
perahound,  abound  exceedingly, 
overflow.  1  a.  ind.  act.  {urtpcnt- 
oiaatuaa.  pres.  ind.  pass,  {urtp- 
ncpiaacvoiiai. 

'TircpvepiaaHi,  (fr.  same,  and  rt- 
piccrd;  superfluous)  most  fully, 
superabundantly,  exceedingly. 

'Xiecoirriiilu)  -S,  (fr.  {tir{p  beyond, 
and  irijoa'd)  to  leap)  to  spring, 
leap  or  bound  over. 

'Trcpiri'/irXrjfd,  (fr.  same,  and  rf^- 
vXni"  same  as  rXi';9ii)  to  fill,  th. 
rX/of  full)  to  Jill  over,  Jill  up, 
overflow. 

'YjTcpr/jrrw,  (fr.  same,  and  rfirrw 
to  fall)  to  fall  over;  to  glide  or 
paxs  away ;  to  overflow. 

'XircpnXiovd^u).  f.  -aaot,  (fr.  tmip 
beyond,  and  vXiovd^u  to  have 
more,  fr.  rXfuv  more,  conip.  of 
TToXiif  much)  to  abound,  supera- 
bound,  have  more  and  more.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  {ii:cptir\tivaaa. 

'XirtprXijfiiiupiu}  -(3,  (fr.  same,  and 
itXrtfiijf'oii  same  as  TtX^firi,  the 
flood-tide)  to  overflow,  inun- 
daU. 

'XiriprXovTiiD  -i3,  (fr.  same,  and 
irXoDrof  wealth)  to  be  very  rich, 
ahnund  in  wealth. 

'XvipirXovTO(,  -uv,  i,  if,  (fr.  same) 
pausing  rich,  affluent. 

'XwiprivTtos,  -Of,  I),  4,  (fr.  same, 
and  r6vro(  the  sea)  beyond  or 
ovrr  the  sea,  foreign. 

'Xirioli^Yi'  ^  "'"•  ^  ^'  '"''■  psss. 
of  biropii^yrvin. 

'X'rtOTi'yrcXlKif,  -il,  -iv,  (fr.  I'urJo 
bfiyond,  and  awrcXtu  to  perfect, 
th.  t(\o(  the  end)  more  than  per- 
fect, pluperfect  in  grammar. 

'Twiprri^w,  (fr.  ncit)  to  plough  llif 
turf  fire,  plough  shallow. 

'Xirtorarof,  -n,  -ov.  (""up.  fr.  Lriii 
abfivf)  ihr  highest,  greatest, 
chirfrsi,  most  eralird,  supreme. 

'Xrtprtplnt,  'on.  R.  "in.  of 

'Yrr(or(o/<i,  -it,  h,  (fr.  next)  tlw  up- 
per cnrenng  or  mat  ;  the  upper 
part  of  a  iragon  or  cart. 

'Xiri'pnoof,  -a,  -oy,  (romp.  fr.  tirjp 
above)  highrr,  superior,  Upper, 
belter. 

'XwtoTlOriiai,  prP».  ind.  mid.  — 
'XttpOifitv,  Ion.  —  'XirtnOfiicyai, 
Pjf  tiwtoriOfynt,  pres.  inf  act.  of 


THE 

'XiftpTid'Oftt,  (fr.  [imp  over,  and  ti- 
6i7f(t  to  put)  to  put  or  set  over, 
lay,  set  or  put  upon  ;  to  ascribe, 
assign ;  to  intrust,  commit ;  to 
communicate,  deliberate,  confer; 
to  refer,  appeal  to.  'X-cpridtfiat, 
to  defer,  put  off,  procrastinate; 
to  surpass,  excel,  exceed. 

'XirtpTpi^u),  (fr.  iirfp over,  and  rpi- 
yu  to  run)  to  run  over,  trample 
upon  ;  to  run  beyond,  surpass. 

'XiripvBpos,  -ov,  b,  ';,  (fr.  urS  under, 
and  ipcvOos  redness)  reddish,  in- 
clined to  red. 

'Xr:cpVfivriTds,  -!).  -or,  or  'Xzcpvpt- 
vijrof,  -ov,  h,  }),  (fr.  hvtp  over, 
and  biivrirdi  celebrated)  very 
much  to  be  praised,  laudable, 
praiseworthy. 

'XlttpVipdU)    -U,   f.    -liaOl,    p.    {iTTfplJ- 

\pu)Ka,  (fr.  in-fp  beyond,  and  Bi^of 
height)  to  exalt  greatly,  elevate, 
advance. 

'Xreovxltaca,  -a;,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  last. 

'XTTcp(l>ipcia,  -as,  'i,  (fr.  inrfo  above, 
and  ^f'po)  to  bear)  p-ide,  conceit. 

'XT!ep<ptp!js,-ios-ovs,l),li,  (fr.  same) 
excellent,  superior,  eminent  ; 
proud,  haughty,  elated,  I'am. 

'X-:np(pipti>,  (fr.  same)  to  bear  or 
carry  upon,  across,  beyorul  or 
oner ;  to  waft  on  or  along ;  to 
surpass,  excel;  to  conduce  or 
contribute  more. 

'X-::tp(p6(<,),  (fr.vrfp  instead  of,  and 
cpdiij)  to  destroy)  to  destroy  in- 
stead of,  slay  in  place  of 

'Xircp(l)iaXos,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  v-nip  be- 
yond, and  (pidXtj  a  cup  for  liba- 
tion) truce-breaking,  pcrfldious ; 
inconstant,  flckle ;  proud,  inso- 
lent, haughty  ;  intemperate, 
drunken,  riotous,  revelling. 

'Trtp0inA(i){,  (fr.  last)  perfidiously, 
treacherously ;  proudly,  arrogant- 
ly ;  intemperately,  excessively. 

'Yjrtp^iX/u  -(3,  (fr.  hirip  above,  and 
(fitXfiji  to  lovo)  to  Inve  to  excess, 
dote  upon. 

'XTTtpi/ipoyfia  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
((ipavfti)  to  think,  th.  (jiphv  the 
mind)  to  think  too  higldy  ofone^s 
self,  arrogate;  to  contemn,  de- 
spise, scorn  ;  to  be  wise  overmuch. 
pres.  inf  cont.  hmfiippoviiv. 

'Xviptjipiiiv,  -o>'o{,  0,  /;,  (fr.  same) 
proud,  haui;IUy,  high-miiulcd, 
spirited. 

'XnrprpCci  and  -i),  a.  sin.  cont.  of 

'Xnipibvfis,  -/of  -of>(,  i,  )';,  (fr.  tirjp 
beyiind,  and  ^in)  natiirn)  super, 
natural,  extra  irdinnri/,  worider- 
ful,  trmurknblr,  surprising. 

'Xvip<pvoriu)  -ui,  (fr.  name,  and  ^u- 
aiiu)  to  inflate)  to  swell  very 
much,  dilate  greatly,  stretch  out. 

'XiTipiptiwf,  (fr.  vnitiipvijs  supcrna- 
lurnl)  vohdrrfully,  rrrrrdingly, 
exlraordinnrily,  astonishingly, 

'Xvip'l>iay{u>  -u>,  (fr.  irip  beyond, 
and  ipioyliDto  '.peak)  losing  loud ; 
to  bawl  loud,  shout,  out-bellow, 

'XirrpX'ilo'ii,  (fr.  name,  anil  ^alpu 
to  r<'joirp)  to  rejoice  greatly,  be 
nverjot/rd, 

'Xit(OY!ip>ts,  -("(  -o5<,  b  fi  (fr, 
(••>75) 


THE 

same,  and  ;^np<i  joy)  overjoyed, 
rejoiced,  joyful, 

'Y7rtp;^f(«),  f.  -^cvaij),  (fr.  same,  and 
■X^ita  to  pour)  to  pour  out,  pour 
out  over ;  to  overspreail,  diffuse. 
'XT;cpj(i>iiai,  to  overflow. 

'X-epxoiiai,  (fr.  vnu  under,  and 
ipyofiai  to  come)  to  go  under, 
enter  into,  sink  down,  penetrate  ; 
to  supplant,  undermine,  circum- 
vent, delude,  cheat,  beguile;  to 
cringe,  pay  court  to,  fawn,  flat- 
ter. 

'Yrrfp.Yi'w,  f  -;^i'<ra),p.  -KixvKa,  (fr. 
vTT.'p  beyond,  and  yuu  to  pour)  to 
pour  out,  over,  diffuse,  spread 
over  ;  to  flow  out,  overflow. 

'YTCpua,  -as  Ion.    -r]S,  '5,    (fr.  v~tp 

above,  and  Coov  the  upper  part  of 

a  house)  the  palate. 
'X-:Tcptjiiu>  -d,  (fr.  iro  under,  and 

epioiu)  to  go)   to  flow  under;  to 

move  or  start  back.    'Xircpwrjaav, 

3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
'YTTfptirof,  same  as  v-rrcp~>os. 
'Xirtpujjla,  -as,  >h  (fr-  v''^^?  above, 

and  uiftos  the  shoulder)  the  liead 

and  neck. 
'Xmpyov,    -ov,    TO,   (fr.   next)  the 

upper  room,  or  part  of  a  house  ;  a 

garret. 
'X-!Tcp''ios,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  vTTip  above, 

and  Ciov  the  top  part  of  a  house) 

being  in  the  upper  chamber  or 

garret  ;  above,  up  stairs. 
'Xnepdraros,  -rj,  -'"'»  (sup.  fr.  irrfp 

above)  highest. 
'X-Kiaaiirai,  Dor.   for  vKtacrai,  S 

sin.  1  f.  mid.  o^inreifti. 
'X-iarav,  Dor.    for  vTriorriv,  2  a. 

ind.    act.   or  Boeot.    Sync,   for 

v-ricrrriaav,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 

IXpicTllfilt. 

'X-ntr!Tci\dfir]v,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  — 
'Yir/oTcAXoi',  -ts,  -£i  impf.  act.  of 
{uroffrf'XXo). 

'YirtoTi,  3  sin.  pros.  ind.   act.  of 

'Xvia-rpcipov,  -cs,  -t,  impf.   act.  — 

'Xnlarptxpa,  -as,  -c  or  -cv,  3  pi. 

-ipnv,    1    a.    ind.    act.    of  vno- 

arpiipu). 
'XiTcaTpiivvvov,  -cs,  -e,  impf.  act.  of 

biToarpwvvvii)  or  -vvjji, 
'XrtcaxL,  3  sin.  2  a.   ind.   act.  of 

'Y»r/<Tyfro,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
(irio-;|ji'/o;/ai. 

'Xa/c\nfiii,  P'^r.  ind.  pass,  of 
same. 

'XvcTiiynirnv,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  pasK. 
—  'YTiV(jf/i,  -as,  -i  or  n>,  1  a. 
ind.  art.  of  viro-ilaati). 

'Xirti'divos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  iiirH  un- 
der, and  tvOih'i!  nn  cxamiiiaiinn, 
th.  rvOi's  straijhl)  nrmuntnble, 
responsibte,  liable  to  be  rraminrd, 
subject  to  he  called  upon  ;  irhosr 
n'counls  are  not  srlllrd  ;  accused, 
arraigned,  impeached ;  guUty, 
criminal, 

'XTTCvrdii)  -w,  (fr.  iiiri  under,  and 
tvi'iiu)  to  «|prp,  ill.  ivvfi  a  bed) 
to  sleep  wirh,  lie  together. 

'Xynvi'TiDiia',  for  firnin/flnffo,  1  a, 
par.  \Mii>^.  (cm.  of  lu.M. 

'  Yr/>/p')»;i',  2  a.  ind.  act.  (ifluro^Orfrw. 


Tnii 

act.  of 
'Vr/.Vu'i  f-  itfiliut,  (fr.  {'iri  ismltT, 
and  i^u  to  liave)  <o  /loA/,  /.<^, 
p/cirf  or .«/  iiiiiiiT ;  to  put  in  jilair 
of,  siijipli/  ;  tu  t:ot>l,  mipport,  sim- 
litin  ;  to  hold  in  or  back,  ilel'iin, 
rtitrain,  rurh,  htip  back  ;  to  iiu- 
dergo,siifftr,  bear ;  to  offer,  g/rc, 
prcstiit ;  to  expose,  subject,  sub- 
mil  ;  tu  injlicl,  impoxt!.  '2  a.  iiul. 
act.  i'ltia^ay,  -«,  -c.  par.  prcs. 
act.  {iiTf^'uir. 


'Tiri";)'<»r,  -tfi-t,  impf.  act.  ofii7r<iy<j 

'Yn'lKOOi,   -on,   0,    J^,    (ti'.    IIVItKUVUt   to 

obey,  th.    mcovia    to  hear)  obc 
dieiU,  xuhmissiie,  subject, 
Yri/KOfoi',  impf.  iiij.  act.  —  'Yjti}- 
Kavaa,-ai,-c  or  -iv,  pi.  'yniKov- 
aarc,  -aav,  1  a.  inji.  act.  ol  v:tu- 

KOVU>. 

'Y-ijfvi^,  f".  -vaia,  p.  vm'ifivKa,  Att. 

imtfiiifivKa,  and  {urcfiiiJf/iiKu,  (fr. 

iiri  under,  and  i;/juu)  to  incline) 

to  hutd  or  »i;iA-  under  ;  to  grieve, 

sorrow. 
"XttriveyKn,  -as,  -c,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

vroijifpij) 
'YTvi'EiJ.in',  Poet,  for  v-i'iveyKav,  3 

pi.  of  last. 
'TTiiif/itos,  -ov,  0,  ^,  (fr.  vTTb  under, 

and  actios  the  wind)  exposed  to 

the  wind,  uindy  ;    siinfl,  Jled  ; 

fniilksi,  barren;    addle, foolish, 

empty,  vtiin. 
'Xnnt'l,  -r,s,  fi,  the  beard,  mustachio. 
'Yrtji'ririjf,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  last)  hnviti!; 

a  Beard  ;  in  the  bloum  of  youth,  a 

young  man. 
'YTT'jvTriaa,  -a;,  -e,  3  jil.  'rn-;)i'Tij- 

anv,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  u77<vr«'u). 
'YirqiTiact,  3  sin.   1  a.  i:id.  act.  of 

'Xrrnpyijivos,  -r;,  -oi',per.  par.  pass. 
ofiirnp^io. 

'X-npcaia,  -as,  i'/,  (fr.  is-d  under, 
and  tficaia  to  row)  service,  ol- 
Icndanr.c,  ministry ;  a  household 
of  servants,  suite. 

"i->iptTUTo,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  pass, 
cont.  —  'Y;r;7p£rm',pres.  inf.  act. 
cont.  of 
Yzi]ptT(oi  -M,  f.  -ij(7ij),  p.  vrripirri- 
Ka,  (fr.  v-d  under,  and  cpcaaia  to 
row)  to  serve,  attend,  minister 
to,  wail  on  ;  to  Itumour,  comply 
v:ilh,  submit  to. 
Tttijoitijuu,  -Stos,  rb,  or  "YirtipiTtt- 
ais,  -los,  Alt.  -c(i)5,  )';,  (fr.  same) 
Hervicr.,  attendance,  ministry,  of- 

^   fire,  duty. 

"trfnpiTris,  -nv,  h,  (fr.  same)  arow- 
er ;  a  subordinate  assistant,  ser- 
vant, alleml  tnt ;  an  agent,  assist- 
ant;  an  o/Tif-er,  minister. 

'YrrrjptTqaiiiiijii,  -ui,  -aro,  1  a.  ind. 
mill.  —  "t-arjoiTtjaav,  3  pi,  I  a. 
ind.  act.  —  't-nnpiTnaai,  -aca, 
-ov,  par.  1  a.  act.  <>^  h-rioirinj. 

'XvriOiTUh;,  ->),  -iv,  (fr.  inT>ipfTi]i 
a  servant,  th.  toiaaid  to  row)  ser- 
vile, of  or  btlonginz  In  a  servant 
or  ntten'l'inl,  Jilted  to  serve. 

'XT:T,piiai,  per.  ind,  pass,  of  vrai- 
pu. 


xno 

'Tir^pfrt,  -a>,  -(  or  -cv,  I   a.  ind. 

act.  and 
'Ti:))pxa,  -««i  -ti  pc-  "hI 'Xizijp- 

X''^t  -'Si  -£  "r  ■£'',  inipf.  act.  ol 

[•TTiSp^U. 

'XiT!)a.iv,  3  pi.  impf.  inil.  of  Crrifii. 
'Vr;Jir£ii',  Ion.  for  'v<piiaiii',  1  1.  inl! 

net.  —  'XalcaOdi,  Ion.  fiir  'otjiica- 

Oiit,  prcs.  inf.  pass.  ol'ixA/ij^n. 
YTri'AXu),  (fr.  ijiri  luuicr,  and  IWulo 

wink)  to  shut,  close,  fusten,  lie; 

to  wild:  at,  ogle,  filanre. 
'YniaTaoOiii,  Ion.    lor    {i(piaracOat, 


inui. 


'Yr£;^cipi)fff,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act,  of      prcs.  inf.  mid.  o(  l^i 

iiTJVii'o.'u).  'Y~ia)^viofiat  -uvfuat,  1.  mill,   ii-na- 

j;;i'(ru/j«i,  per.  uir<(T;^i(;iiii,(fr.  I'lTTu 
under,  and  ia^ui  lo  restrain,  th. 


i^io  lo  have)  to  promise,  engage, 
profess,  undtrtuke.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
{ir£(T;^)jy;;i',  2  a.  ind.  mid.  vnta- 

X"l"l*'' 
'Xniayojxat,  same  as  last, 

"XvviiXios,  -a,  --v,  (fr.  imvns  sleep) 

oppiressed     with     sleep,     sleepy, 

drov.?y,  lienvy. 
'TCirvdu)  -(i,  (fr.  same)  to  sleep,  take 

a  nap,  go  to  steep. 
'Yjri'fl/jn.Yf'oj  -ui,  (fr.  same,  and  fid- 

Xoiii'i  t"  fig'it)  to  resist  sleep. 
'Yrrof,  -01),  6,  sleep. 
'XTziovvrii,  a.  sin.  prcs.  par.  act. 

cont.  of 
'XiTvdoi    -S),    and    'TTviiocno,   (fr. 

vxvof  sleep)   to  sleep  ;  lo  cause 

or  bring  on  sleep,  put  lo  sleep. 
"Ytitk),  Dor.   for  i-vov,  g.  sin.  of 

'UTTI'O;. 

"fTn'6']r!S,  -co;  -oiif,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  inri'Oi 

sice]])  sleepy,  drowsy. 
'Y::i'«)ov7-n5,  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  Ir- 

vuiiTas,  a.  pi.  pres.  pur.  cont.  of 

'Tvd,  Poet,  for  irii,  a  preposition 
<;iiverning  the  g.  d.  a.  cases. 
Its  jrcncral  signification  is,  /;//, 
under,  through,  from,  by  means 
of,  on  account  of;  v.-ilh  t!ie  g.  by, 
by  means  of;  for,  on  account  of, 
by  reason  if,  through;  undtn;be- 
nealh,  below  ;  with  d.  under,  be- 
low, beneath;  under  the  power 
of,  subject  to  ;  in  ;  on  account  of, 
by  rcanon  of;  with,  by,  by  means 
of;  with  a.  under,  helnw,  at  the 
fool  of;  to,  towards,  about,  dur- 
ing. In  compos,  under,  under- 
neath ;  sometimes  it  lessens  the 
signification  ;  secretly,  privately ; 
before;  reversion,  again;  in/ens. 

XndfiaOfiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  inrh  under, 
and  (iuOpbv  a  prop,  th.  /JaiVw  to 
go)  a  prop,  foot,  lea,  supporl,bu3e. 

Xiroftuaii),  (fr.  same,  and  [iaii'O)  to 
go)  to  go  down,  siidt,  lower, 
decrease,  suhside ;  to  be  lower, 
inferior  or  secondary  ;  to  come 
or  go  forth,  proceed. 

'YffO,5«>Xw,  f.  -a,\(3,  p.  Lro[i[j3\>]- 
Ka,  (fr.  same,  and  0dWtii  to 
throw)  to  lay,  place  or  set  under, 
strew  or  spread  under  ;  to  expose, 
subject  ;  to  suggest,  prompt,  p  it 
in  mind,  ndvuK,  warn;  lo  inter- 
rupt ;  lo  use  an  ititiTpreltr ;  to 
suhorn,  procure  privately  ;  lo 
su'istilute  or  sell  culuUeraled  or 
mif.ound  articles  as  good. 
(.573) 


Tno 

'Yrro/?(i{,  -aaa,  -iv,  2  a,  par,  act, 

ot  inu^uU'U). 

'Yrdj-iaais,  -loj,  Alt,  -tu(,  i),   (fr 
vTTolinivu)  lo  subBide)  a  decrease  ; 
a  prop,  support,  base,  fool ;    a 
step,  gait. 

'Yro/.JA(irii),  (fr.  Inb  under,  and 
/iAfffu)  to  look)  to  look  under,  look 
Hi  from  wider  the  broto,  look  at 
askunr.e,  vicui  sternly,  suspect ; 
lo  disregard,  slight,  disdain,  de- 
spise. 

'X-nopXi'i^tiv,  (fr.  vnopilWu)  to  in- 
terrupt) abruptly,  hastily. 

'XrdjiXi/TOi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  vvofSdX- 
Au)  to  suborn)  to  be  rejected  or 
cast  njf;  sublimed,  false,  adullc- 
raled;  suhslituleil,  supposititious; 
illegitiinate. 

'Yjro/JoAi),  -T}s,  I'l,  (fr.  vjro  under, 
and  jJuAAw  to  throw)  a  laying 
or  strewing  under  ;  any  thing 
spnud  or  laid  unite r,  a  cushion, 
pillow,  bed ;  an  irnposilion,  sub- 
stitution, imposture,  cifal  ;  a 
•iuggesliun,  admonition,  advice; 
interruption  ;  change,  turn,  alter- 
ation ;  a  snare,  andiuscade,  Ef 
tiro/JaAiJf,  irt  iMrn;  u:ith  interrup- 
tion ;  from  under  an  anitmstcude. 

'Y-o/JuAi/iuiof,  -on,  0,  i;,  (fr.  I'pjro- 
l3d\\w  to  substitute)  supposi- 
titious, not  genuine, 

'XiT,j(ipv^ia,  a.  sin.  of 

'Xno^pixflit  -fof  -ovs,  and  'Xvo- 
lipv^ios,  -ov,  b,  I/,  (fr.  vrrb  under, 
and  fipix'^  '°  \vc\)  sunk,  over- 
whelmed, under  water. 

'Xirdyatos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
yuiu  the  earth)  under  the  cailh, 
sv.htcrraneous. 
X~oydfiioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same,  and 
ydfios  marriage)  about  lo  wed, 
going  lo  be  married. 

'XvoydaTptos,-ov,  6,  i),  (fr.  vtrb  un- 
der, and  ynffr-'/p  the  belly)  under 
ttie  belly,  sucking ;  brlow  the  navel, 

'Xnoypaftjibi,  -o5,  b,  (fr.  ind  under, 
and  ypdtpu)  to  write)  a  copy, 
example,  pattern. 

'X-noypaiiih,  ->li,  'h  (<"''■  same)  a  de- 
scription, painting. 

'Xroypatpw,  f,  -<fu,  (fr,  same)  to 
write  under,  sitt)siribe ;  lo  con. 
sent  or  agree  to,  to  approve  of; 
to  write  down,  copy;  to  pre- 
scrilic,  dictate  ;  to  describe  briefly, 
sketch,  delineate,  mark,  paint, 
draw ;  lo  colour  the  eyelids  ;  lo 
set  a  copy,  teach  lo  write  ;  to  hint, 
show  privately  ;  to  slain,  colour, 
give  a  hue.  per.  ind.  pass,  liro- 
yiypannai, 

'Xtrdyviov,  and  'X-niyvov,  (fr.  'vKb 
under,  and  yv'iov  a  limb)  in  our 
hamh,  just  now,  presently,  in- 
stantly, lately, 

'Xn'iyvioi,  and  'XvSyvo,,  -ov,  b,  I'l, 
(fr.  same)  near,  at  hand,  present, 
instant ;  recent,  late. 

'XKoiictaas,  Poet,  for  inruieteras,  1 
a.  par.  act.  of  u7ro(5£i(5(i). 

'XT;of,ihKTut,  3  sin.  per,  ind,  pass. 
o^  vToil-)(^ujiai, 

'Xr:oi^dcfifvo(,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  per. 
pass,  of  inroiiio, 

'Xirohhi,  -ioi-ous,b,fi,  (fr,  tirJ  un- 


Tno 


der,  and  Sio;  fear,  th.  SctSui  to 
fear)    limid,  fearful.      Or,    (fr. 
ciofiai   to   want)    wanting,   defi- 
cient, defective ;     inferior,   low, 
humble,  comp.  bvoitiartpoi,  sup. 
-iarara;. 
'YzdSeiYfta,-aTOS,Ti,{{T.  h-d  under, 
and  ceiKvvfti  to  show)  an  exam- 
]:le,  copy,  pattern  ;  an  ej>hibition, 
representation,   d.  v-zocciyiiaTt. 
'XroitiSu),  (fr.  vzi  under,  acid  icioo} 
to  fear)   to  fear  somewhat  or  a 
little  ;    also    to    dread^    shrink, 
tremble. 
'Tv.iSuKiv,  Apoc.  for  hirohiinKrt,  3 

sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
'XiroleUvvftt,  f.  -fu,  p.  -^a,  (fr.  ivo 
intens.  and  UUvvni  to  show)  to 
set  under  or  before  the  eyes, 
point  out,  show  plainly^  teach, 
instruct,  warn;  explain  clearly. 
per.  ind.  pass.  biro6i6etynai,  -^at, 
-KTai. 
'XTToSdKTt]i,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  last)  one 

who  plainly  shows. 
'TtroSctfiatvu,  fr.   i-zd  intens.   and 

Siifiaii'io,  which  see. 
'Ti:oSc7(ai,  I  a.  inf.  act. — "jCvocet^ii, 

3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act 'YvoSti^ai, 

1  a.  par.  act.  —  'Xroki^ui,  I  f. 
ind.  act.  of  vzonuKvviii. 
Xr:oifKia9at,  Ion.  for  viroif^caOai, 

pres.  inf  act.  of  uTro^/yo^ai. 

"Trroii^at,   Ion.  for  viruSu^'ii,  1   a. 

inf  act. — 'XvoSi(ii),  Ion.  for  biro- 

ici^ta,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  {iTo^ciKfu/n. 

'Yiio6c(diitvoi,  ->j,  -01',    par.    I   a. 

mid.  o(  h-rofii-j^oiint. 
'Ynoic(ia,-a!,  Ion.  -^in,-rii,  -;;,  (fr. 
iivi  redund.  and  iiyoimt  to  re- 
ceive) priiiision  or  furniture  for 
entertaining  company  ;  recep- 
tion, entertainment;  almndance, 
cheer, 
'Xiroit^ioi,  -a, -01',  (fr.  eaime)^lf'jr 
reception,  convenient ;  large,  ca- 
pacious, spacious. 
'Xizotii-j^Ofini,  f.  mid.  -li'^oiiai,  p. 
pa.is.  -I'tfcyiiat,  (fr.  same)  to  re- 
ceive, admit,  entertain,  welcome ; 
to  await,  sustain,  resist ;  to  catch, 
overtake  ;  to  unilertnke,  engage, 
promise  ;  to  approve  of;  to  take 
up,  occupy,  succeed,  relieve, 
Xnofiiu),  (.  -ffttiii,  p.  -iiftiKn,  and 
-tKii,  (fr.  turd  under,  and  iiu)  to 
bind)  to  tie  under  the  fool,  put 
or  tie  on  shoes  ;  to  shoe.  pres. 
ind.  pa.i«.  hnofiiajiai.  prr.  pfinB. 
ind.  iitofifiiiiai'  par.  iira^cfciif- 
vo(,  1  a.  ind.  mid.  h^tiitoiifiqi', 
-u,  -nro. 
"Tiriiriiiit,  Srof,  tA,  (fr.  wnme)  a 

sandij,  shoe,  tote  of  a  shoe. 
'Xnofirifiara,   -itdruv,  pi.    caefca  of 

Inxt. 
'Tit6iriaiii,\  a.  impr.  mid. — 'Xroiri- 
e/i/tivm,  -ij,  -ov,  I  a,  par.  mid.  of 
biro^fu). 
'Xro^fiitiOilohi,  (fr.   IkA  iiiten!<.  r^ia 
tlirniigh,  and  'pOclo'o  to  Mpnij)  to 
spoil  ultcrh/,  corrupt,  drslrni/. 
TlT0(lir5a'T*uj,  f.  -fii(u>,   p.    Imn/ici'ii- 
iSx",  (fr-  ('"'^  intfiis.  and  i^uuio- 
Kill  to  li-arli)  In  teach  slonly,  in- 
slnict  gradually,  inculcate, 
'YKiifitos,  -ov,  ft,  ht  (fr'  (i-4  under, 
1  I) 


Tno 

and  iiKv  judgment)  liable  to  pu- 
nishment, guilty. 
'Xnoii-n^wats,  -to;,  Alt.  -cuf,  f/,  (fr. 
same,  and  fmXdu)  to  double)  o 
doubling,  duplicity,  artifice. 
'XiroSi<pOepoi,  -ov,  b,  >/,  (fr.  vtto  un- 
der, and  ii(f)9ipi  a  leathern  jack- 
et) dressed  in  a  leathern  jacket, 
clad  in  a  coal  of  skin. 
'X~u6iidoi  -(3,  Sync,  for  t)To5n/iau), 
fr.  V770  intens.  and  Safidu),  which 
see. 
'Xroonri6e7(ra,  1  a.  par.  pass.  fem. 

of  last. 
'Yn-oooyi),  -rji,  fi,  (fr.  trrJ  redund. 
and  ie^o/iai  to  receive)  recep- 
tion, admission,  entertainment  ; 
a  receptacle,  retreat,  shelter  ;  fa- 
vour, support,  defence  ;  approba- 
tion, assent,  credit,  belief;  an  ad- 
mission, assumption. 
'XirdSpa,  (fr.  v-b  under,  and  bpdw 

to  sec)  sternly,  sourly,  severely. 
'Xiroipdiiiiv,  n.  pi.  -ipniidvTes,  2  a. 

par.  act.  of  urorpf ;^;u. 
'Xro^pdij  -u),  (fr.  v-d  under,  and 
cpdu)  to  act)  to  serve,  attend,  ad- 
minister, wait  on.   1  f.  inf.  act. 
'XTnipqaetv, 
'XTToipijiu,  obs.  see  VTrnrpiyio. 
'Xno^priaTiio,  -tipoi,  h,  (fr.  vzi  un- 
der, and  iprjarnp.  Ion.  for  fipaa- 
rnp  a  servant,  ih.  Spdu  to  do)  a 
servant,  attendant. 
'TrJ(?(jo(70{, -ou,  A,)5,  (fr.  same,  and 

cpdaos  dew)  dewy,  mnist. 

'XTTo6poo)ai,Poet.  for  V7TO(^pu)ai,3p\. 

pres.  ind.  act.  cont.  of  inro^pdw. 

'Xwoiutrai,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  v-rroivio. 

'XroiiTrji,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  next)  an  in- 

ner  coat  or  vest,  waistcoat. 
'Xnodvio,  and  'XK^Su/tt,  (fr.  vrri  un- 
der, and  ivo)  or  iufii  to  enter) 
to  go  under,   creep   under,    lurk 
under  ;    to  enter  secretly,    creep 
in  privately  ;    to  take  upon,   as. 
sume,  aJTcct ;    to  undertake,  en- 
ter upon,  begin  ;  to  put  on,  clothe, 
put  uruler,  put  on  shoes  or  san- 
dals ;    to  sink,  decline,    be  hol- 
low. 
XvotUt,),  Poet,  for  IttcIkio, 
XiToipybi,  Poet,  for  iiroipyifi. 
'Yiro^a'vopo?,  -on,  h,  fi,  (fr.  uri  un- 
der,^.! very,  and  Kopiu  to  sweep) 
a  minitlrr  or  servant  in  a  tem- 
ple ;  a  priest. 
'Xirol^evyvuiit,or-t)u>,  (fr.  .tame,  and 
^rvyvviit   to  join)    to  put  under 
the  yoke ;    to  yikr,   equip,  har- 
ness ;    to  prepare  for,  srt  about  ; 
to  subjugate,  su'ijrrt,  subdue. 
'Yrofiiyiov,   -or,  to,    (fr.   next)   a 

brant  of  burden,  ass,  ox,  horse. 
'Xn'>?.i>yto(,  and  'Vrds'tfyof,  -oii,  i, 
//,  (fr.  {)wi  iindnr,  and  ^vy!i(  a 
yoke)  subject  to  the  yoke,  yoked, 
hat  nrssed  ;  nn  extra  tieasl. 
'Tiro^o'ii'ifi/ii,  f.  -^ii'iffo),  p.  1'kI(iiik'i, 
(fr.  unnie,  and  ^ujiifiu  lo  pird) 


Tno 

and  rldtjfit  to  place)  a  prop,  sup- 
port, buttress,  foundation. 
'XjTodepiinhw,  (fr.  vvb  a  little,  and 
S^cpfiaivto  or  ih.  ^ipui  to  grow 
warm)  to  warm  slightly  ;  to 
grow  slightly  warm. 
'XiroOeadai,  2  a.  inf.  mid.  of  ijron- 

6>ifii. 
'Y7r<j9£o-(f, -lOf,  Att.  -cojj,  >;,  (fr.  liri 
under,    and    ridi/fii    to    place) 
foundation,  ground,  basis  ;  ori- 
gin, cause  ;    supposition,  hypo- 
thesis ;      que.'ition,     proposition, 
case,  mailer,  subject,  argument; 
condition,    lot,    state ;    a   plan, 
purpose,  intention  ;    a  sentiment, 
suggestion,  counsel,  opinion,  ad- 
vice;  precept,  instruction;  prin- 
ciple, cause,  reason  ;  excuse,  pre- 
tence, cloak. 
'Xirddcv,  Dor.  for  virddcco.  Ion.  -co, 
Alt.    -ov,   2    a.    impr.    rniJ.    of 
same. 
'XvoOtvaofiai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 
'Xirodio),   (fr.  Itzo  under,  and  5fu) 
to  run)  to  run  under,  follow  up  ; 
to  come  up  with,  attack. 
'XiroOijKai,  n.  pi.  of 
'XTtoOi'iKt],  -T/f,   {j,   (fr.   vxb  under, 
and  ridiifit  to  \)ut)  a  supposition, 
hypothesis ;    an  argument,  mat- 
ter, subject ;    a  precept,  admoni- 
tion, suggestion  ;  aplcdge,  pawn, 
mortgage. 
'X-ol)riixnavv7),  -m,   I'l,    (fr.   same) 

achiionilion,  advice,  suggestion. 
'XiroOfiaojiai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of  iptto- 

rWrifti. 
'XjroOpavai,    (fr.   vvb  slightlv,   and 
•Sp/itiu   to  strike)   to   strike,   hit, 
wound,  break  or  bruise  slightly, 
graze. 
'Xi:oOvitdoci,-(iiv,  o!,see  bnoOvfiliti. 
'XTTodOiJidofiai    -dixni,    pres.     ind. 
|>ass.  — 'TTToOu^iui/iti'Of,  -;;,  -ov, 
pres.  par.  pass.  com.  of 
'XTTiOvfiidu}  -u),    (li".    brrb   slightly, 
and  Sviiidu)  to  fumigate)  lu  fu- 
migate   slightly,    burn    incense, 
cause  a  perfume  by  burning  aro- 
malics. 
'XnoOvfiU'ei  and  'X-r!oOvfnn^ei,-utv, 
«!,  garlanils  hung  round  the  neck. 
'XvoOu)i:(vu),   (fr.    bird  undt'r,   and 
$ii)ncvii>  to  fiatler)  lo  cringe  to, 
fawn,  flatter. 
Xiroiarfoi,  -n,  -nt',  (fr.  bnoipfpia  io 
unilergo)   lo  be  undergone,  sus- 
tained,   &c.    according    to    the 
verb. 
'XrrnKaOiiiiit,   (fr,    bni    under,    Kard 
down,  and  hiiu  loscnd)  lo  send 
or  let  down,  let  fall  or  drop  ;  to 
lay  snares,  lie  in  wait,  set  an  am- 
bush. 
'XnoKoOltrTtiin,  (fr.  bri  instead  of, 
Kard  intens.  and  Votv/k  to  pet) 
lo  place  inslrnd  of,  subslilulc. 
'XtriiK'iini,  (fr.  iirrb  iindi'r,  and  xnlu 
to  burn)  to  kindle  brton;  liglitup 


to  Cird  or  lurk   under  ;    lo  bind\      undfrncnih,  srt  on  _firr. 

about,  lash  together  ;    lo  provide,  'Tro«(iAtiirT(u,((V.  Niitiic,  and  Ka\6t 


furnish,   pres.  par.  act.  liru^mv' 
vbt,-i'T<ir'i,  -y(<v. 

'VrrnC'iJi'j'Ofrtf,  n.  pi.  par.  prcg,  act. 

of  List. 
'XitdOciia,  -nroc,  rb,  (fr.  f  iri  nndcr. 


•(!>  to  cover)  to  c 
irely  bury,  hide. 


T(i> 

lircli 


over  up  or  cn- 


'Xnotcdpfinc,  -ov,  ft,  //,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kiio'in  a  heart)  in,  at  or 
about  the  heart. 


Tno 


'Tiroif(ir(i(1n/i  w,  (fr.  tirJ  under,  Ka- 
ra downwards,  and  fiadm  to  go) 
to  go  down  under  ;  to  descend 
from. 
"t^oKano,  (fr.  fcri  Uildor,  ;ind  Ku'rw 
d(j«n)  liiiWrr,  bviiiiilli,  under- 
nctUh. 
'VT9nu'Tu)flti',   (fr.   s.inio,    nnd   ^cv 

from  a  place  )_/roni  hrurnth. 
'Vr!)n-((;i/i<,   1   f.   mill.  vTOKilaoiiai, 
(fr.    irri    iiiuliT,    and    Kc7iiai    to 
lie)   to   lie   under,   he  placed  or 
set  under  ;    to  be  placed  instead 
of;  to  be  .tubject ;   to  aubKist,  ex- 
ist ;    to  be  laid  down,  admitted, 
constituted  ;    to  answer,  reply  ; 
to  hint,  susgisl. 
'X-roKcifUvoi,  -v,  -ov,  (pres.  par.  of 
last)  stdifistins,  present,  subject- 
ed, laid  uniler,  in  the  power  of, 
proposed,  laid  down. 
'Vrok-cXfuw,  (Ir.-  vTro  under,  and  kc- 
Xti'O)  10  encourage)  to  raise  tlw 
cry  of  sailors  working,  sing  out  ; 
to  cheer. 
'XroKevTtio  -u>,  (fr.  dn-i  under,  and 
Ttir/u)  to  prick)  to  prick,  sting, 
goad. 
'YroKhiti),    (fr.    iijro    slightly,    and 
<c(i'/uj  to  move)  to  move  gently, 
cause  to  m.ive,  stir,  jog  ;  to  move 
n/f',  retire. 
'YrruK\izTovaa,  pres.  par.  fern,  of 
'TT0KX/:rru),  (fr.  iitto  secretly,  and 
ic\i-Tu)  to  steal)  to  steal,  pilfer, 
rob;    to  hide,  conceal;  to  cloak, 
dissemble,  feign,  pretend;  to  de- 
ceive, beguile;  'yitoK^iTrronat,  to 
steal  aivay,  escape  privately, 
'XitoKXii'Oc'if,  -tiffij,  -IV,  1   a.  par. 
pass.   —   'XTTOK^ivdixivoi,   pres. 
par.  pass,  of 
'I'zoK^iiw,  (fr.  v-i  under, and  kXiVw 

to  bend)  to  bend  down,  recline. 
'YtocXott/w  -u),  same  as  uTroKX/Trroj. 
'Tr-oKXii^w,  (fr.  v-b  under,  and  k\v- 
^u)  to  wash)  to  cleattse  the  inside, 
purge,  wash  away  ;    to  inundate, 
over/low. 
'VriJicXiJffif,  -tos,   Att.  -£U)5,  /;,  (fr. 
same)    a    cleansing,   purging  ; 
foulness  purged  off. 
'TiroKoiXiov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  h-ni  under, 
and  ifoiXia  the  belly)  the  paps  or 
teats  of  a  sou;  ;  hclly-bnron. 
' X -a 0 k6\t:  10 i,  -ov,  6,   i;,   (fr.  same, 
and   <c(iXn-of   the  bosom)   in  the 
bosom,  in  the  arms. 
'XiTOKiipi^oiiai,  (fr.  xnri  intend,  and 
Kooic^ojiai  to  flatter)  to  call  by  a 
pel    name,    flatter,    fondle  ;     to 
give   a   kind    name   in    ridicule, 
af>use,  scold,  viltfy  with  oppro- 
brious language. 
'XnoKnUiD,  (fr.  IrJ  intens.  and  (tp/' 
(C(i)  to  strike  with  a  reed)  to  be 
like   in    sound,    harmonize  ;     to 
agree,  suit.  Jit ;  to  sound,  echo. 
'X-oKprjTripiiwf,  -ov,  7j,(fr.  ijri  un- 
der, and  Kpdrijp  a  cup)  a  stand 
for  a  cup  or  bowl ;  a  saucer. 
'Tro(cpiio//ii(,  f.  mid.  tmoKptvoiiiiat, 
p.    [inoniKot^iiii,  (fr.   hrri   under, 
and  KpiVu  to  judpe)  to  play  a  part 
on  the  sta^e,  perform  a  character, 
personate  ;    to  act  a  part,  play 
the   hypocrite,    counterfeit,    pre- 


Tno 

tend,  .feign  ;  to  exaggerate,  rant ; 
to  an.twer,  reply  ;  to  eslrim, 
judge,  think  ;  to  weigh,  ponder, 
consiilrr  ;  to  interpret,  explain. 
1  a.  ind.  pass.  ti:tk-p(0»;i',  -r)i, 
-I).  1  a.  ind.  mid.  tir£kp(i'<i'/jr;i', 
-(1),  -aro. 

'XroKptvAuevoi,  -)j,  -ov,  par.  pres. 
mill,  ol  lust. 

'XvoKpiaci,  -Kplacii,  -Kplacwi,  -k'pi- 
aiv,  cases  of 

'YTTiivpin-if,  -(Of,  Att.  -10)?,  /;,  (fr. 
v-ruKplvojiai  to  dissemble)  dissi- 
mulation, pretence,  hypocrisy  ;  a 
guess,  conjecture  ;  a  character 
in  a  play,  player\i  part ;  an  un- 
siDcr,  reply  ;  pronuncialioyi,  ac- 
tion or  gesticulation  of  a  speak- 
er. 

'XvoKpiTni,-ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  a  dis- 
sembler, feigner,  hypocrite  ;  a 
player,  stage-actor  ;  an  inter- 
preter, guesscr,  diviner, 

'Xtvikuovui,  f.  -ovau),  (fr.  utto  under, 
and  Kpovu)  to  beut)  to  drive  away 


by  noise,  disturb,   interrupt  ;    to 
speak  loud  or  noixy,  hoot,  bawl  ; 
to    answer    or    accompany    with 
the  harp ;  to  answer,  reply,  re- 
tort. 
'XTroKpvTTTu>,  (fr.  same,  and  KpCirrw 
to  hide)  to  conceal,  hide  under- 
neath, cover  ;  to  hide  from,  cloak, 
dissemble,  pretend,  feign  ;  to  hold 
one's  peace,  he  silent. 
'XTTdKpv(pa,  Poet,  for  i)Troxpi50(JC,(fr. 
last)   secretly,   clandestinely,   by 
sleullh. 
'YirdkUA-Xor,  -ov,  h,  ff,  (fr.  hnb  a  lit 
tie,  and  /oU-Xo;  a  circle)  some- 
what round,  circular,  glo'iular. 
'XtroKv^iaiuu),  (fr.   1/770  under,   and 
KVfia  a  wave)  to  swell  or  rise  in 
v.avrs  ;     to  be  turgid  or  bom- 
bastic. 
'XTTOKVT701,  (fr.  same,  and  kvitto)  to 
bend)   to  bend  down,   stoop  un- 
der; to  crouch,  yiehl,  submit  to. 
'XvoKvaaajiivri,  for  xjTroKvaafiiv)],  1 

a.  par.  mid.  fern,  of 
'Yjro/tfiuj,  f.  -Kffw,  (fr.   vvb  redund. 
and  Kvw  to  carry  in  the  womb) 
to  conceive,  be  v;ith  child,  become 
pregnant. 
'YiToXa'/?!;?,  2  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  — 
'YiroXn/3uii',  -ovca,  -bv,  2  a.  par. 
act.  of  u7roXn;;/?di'u). 
'YtoXiiis  or  'YttoXwis,  -i6oi,  1';,  (fr. 
tiTrd  under,  and  X«n;  a  stone)  a 
torn  lit ;    hedge  sparrow,  which 
picks     worms     from     beneath 
stones. 
'Xvo\aii(idviTt,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 

of 
'Xro\aii(idvij>,  f.  -\i'npoitat,  p.  itirei- 
)i.rj(j>a,  (fr.  hvu  under,  and  Xa/i- 
/Sdvo)  to  take)  to  lake  up,  lift, 
raise,  receive  ;  to  catch,  seize, 
lie  in  wail  .for ;  to  pilfer,  steal ; 
to  succeed  ;  to  reply,  answer  ; 
to  interrupt  ;  to  receive  a  shock, 
sustain  ;  to  hold  in,  rein,  bridle, 
curb,  restrain  ;  to  seduce,  entice ; 
to  understand,  conceive,  appre- 
hend ;  to  suppose,  think,  imagine, 
suspect,  conjecture.  2  a.  ind. 
iiiriXaflov,  -Cf,  -f  par.  {riroXo/3iiv. 
(578) 


Tno 

'YrroXn/iTr(f,ncut.  of 

'YiroXd^iiriJs,  -/oj  -oD{,  h,  I'j,  (fr.  hiri 
a  lillle,  and  X(i/<7rw  to  shine) 
sliining  faintly,  glimmering. 

'Y7rr)Xn';iir(j,  f.  -^'w,  (fr.  same)  to 
shine  faintly,  glimmer,  down. 

'YTTiiXti/j^ii,  -urns,  rb,  (fr.  next) 
resiitue,  remains,  remnant. 

'Xi:o\ciiTio,(.-xpw,  p.  {'7roX('Xfi0n,(fr. 
I'Ttb  intens.  and  \iinio  to  leave) 
to  leave,  rause  to  remain,  leave 
behind,    reserve  ;    to  fail,  .faint 
away,    decay  ;    to    lag,    linger, 
loiter  ;    'Xiro\ilnafini,   to  fail  Or 
break  as  a  bankrupt,  leave  debts 
unpaid,    per.  ind.   pass.   uTroXf- 
Xti^^ai.   1  a.  ind.  pass.  vvc\tiij)- 
Onv.   per.  ind.  mid.  uTroX/XoiTra. 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  Inc^lndpnv. 
Y7roX£i(/.0i/i'a(,  inf.  —  'YiroXii^Otk, 
par.  1  a.  pass. —  '  YTroX/XciTro, 
for  tiTTiX/XfiJrro,  3  sin.  pper.  ind. 
pass,  of  last. 
YroXtiKCdi'i'ui,  (fr.  inb  intens.   and 
XfniiMi'iw    to   whiten,   lli.    XtuicJf 
while)    to   make    white,   whiten, 
bleach  ;  'XTToXcvKahonci,  to  grow 
or  become  white;    3  ])1.  {uroXtu- 
Kiilvovrai. 
YttoXiJ/Jw,  obs.  see  vtrn^nfifidrw. 
X-rro\)'iviov,  -ov,  ru,  (fr.  v^rb  under, 
and  Xi/i'jf  a  wine  vat)   o  large 
cavity  under  a  wine  vat  ;  a  wine 
vnt, 

'XT6\ri\pi;,  -lof,  Att.  -£(i)f,  l%(fr.  hub 

under,  and  Xaixftdvw  to  take)  an 
undertaking,  enterprise;  .'supposi- 
tion, opinion,  conjecture,  thought, 
suspicion  ;  an  answer,  reply. 
'XvoXiK^iov,  -ovoi,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  vTrb  di- 
minution, and  oXi'^ui',  comp.  of 
oXi'yof  small)  somewhat  smaller, 
hss. 
'YrrriXiOos,  -on,  b,  1';,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xi'Sof  a  stone)  stony. 

'YTToXi/zriii'd),  same  as  tTroXfiTro). 

'YTToXoyi'^o^ai,  (fr.  xnrb  under,  and 
Xoyf^w  to  compute)  to  think  of, 
consider,  reflect  on  ;  to  take  into 
account,  reckon  on  ;  to  excuse, 
extenuate,  acquit,  discharge  ;  to 
subtract,  deduct,  discount  ;  to 
impute,  charge,  ascribe. 

'XTT6%onrov,  neut.  of 

'Xn6XonTOf,-ov,'o,  //,  (fr.  virb  intens. 
and  Xci-rrui  to  leave)  left,  remain- 
ing ;   Subs,  a  residue,  remnant. 

'XiT6\vati,  -los,  Att.  -Eus,  i'(,  (fr. 
next)  a  loosening,  dissolution. 

'YiroXi'iw,  (fr.  hnb  under,  and  Xiiui  to 
loose)  to  loose,  untie,  unyoke, 
unharness  ;  to  weaken,  disable  ; 
to  disband,  dismiss  ;  to  free,  ex- 
tricate. 

'YTroMji'f ,  -f(5o;,  fi,  see  {iTroXntf. 

'Xrofin^o'i,  -Oi',  o'l,  (fr.  virb  under, 
and  fia^bi  the  breast)  under  the 
breasts,  lower  part  of  the  bosom. 

'X-K6ija^ov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of  iiro- 
pdao'j). 

'X-rrdpinpYOi,  -ov,  0,  f),  (fr.  iir*  dim. 
and  jinpyoi  insane)  someu>h(it 
mad,  inxane,  foolish,  doting. 

'Xtroyidtyaut,  fr.  iirrb  intens.  and/ioff- 
o-Dj,  which  see. 

'YTro^/dffYrtXoi',  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  virb  un- 
der, and  paaxd^i  'he  arm  pit) 


xno 


Tno 


xno 


n  haversack  or  pouch  hung  under 
the  arm. 

'  Vffd^uupuf.  -ov,  b,  71,  (fr.  {r:i3  dim. 
and  fiavpii  for  afiavpo;  dark) 
sometvhftt  dark,  dim,  obscure. 

'Y-roficivaiy  1  a.  par.  act 'XTTOftt- 

fiifrjKOTa,  a.  sin.  per.  par.  act. 
—  'XtTOfihci,  3  sin.  -fxivo^iv, 
-fiiyiTc,  1  and  2  pi.  pres.  ind. 
act.  —  'Yirofitifirt,  2  pi.  1  f.  ind. 
act. — 'TrofifioiTts,  n.  -fiivovra;, 
a.  pi.  par.  pres.  act.  of  inro/i/iu. 

'Y-o/it^i'7)(cdTu,a.  sin.  par.  per.  acl. 
ot  uro^i'uu)  or  vro^ifiv^aKw. 

'Tto^/ho,  f.  -ficiui,  p.  -ytfiivtjKa, 
(fr.  i/rd  under,  and  ut'vu  to  re- 
main) tn  remain  prnatety,  stay 
behind,  linger,  delay  ;  to  endure, 
sustain,  undergo,  suffer;  to  await, 
support,  encounter;  to  hear  or 
listen  to  patiently  ;  to  persevere, 
resolve,  determine  ;  to  undertake, 
set  ahout.  per.  par.  act.  vrofie- 
ji£ri)ifci{.  1  a.  ind.  acl.  'vxijitna. 
per.  ind.  mid.  vroptfiova. 

'y-oiiiixviioKu),  Dor.  for  vTtofiijivi'ia- 

Kbl. 

''XiroiiifivriaKt,  impr.  —  'Y-roitinvfio- 

Kttv,  inf.  pres.  of 
"tKOfttftv/cKui,  f.  -fivfiaoJ,  p.  -fiffiiri- 
Ka,  (fr.  ivb  inions.  and  fiidofiai 
to  remember)  to  remind,  put  in 
mind,  hrin^  to  rfmeml/ranre ;  to 
suggest,  hint;    to  u am,  advise ; 
to   remember,    pres.    impr.    Itto- 
/iifivrjiTici,  -fVu).  2  sin.  pres.  sub. 
I'To/ii/ii'ijffKi)?.     1     a.     act.     ind. 
vrifiirnT'i'    inf.    vTro/ji'Tiaai.    per. 
ind.     pass.     {iT;ofii)ivrinai,     -cat, 
-Tai.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  {ivtfivtjaOriii. 
'Vff'i//(c70of,  -ov.  h,  ri,  (fr.  v-b  un- 
der, and  iiiaOdf  hire)  hired,   for 
hire.     Subs.  n.  hireling,  labourer, 
"firoftviiii)  -u>,  (fr.   hrh  intens.  and 
fifdio   to  remember)    to  remind^ 
niggesl,      'Trofiva'ofiai  -Cifiat,  to 
remember, 
'yrd^xijltn,  -arof,  t6,  (fr,  same)  a 
monument,     memorial,    record  ; 
rememhrnnre  ;    suggestion,    ad- 
monition ;  a  cnmmmtnTy. 
'yroiivtJiinTl!^ii),t.-lau),  p.  -iko,  (fr. 
same)    to   Cfimmenl   on ;    to   re- 
cord^   register ;    to   memorialize, 
j>ftitinn,  ask. 
'Yro/zir^Jino/jJ;,  -oii,  i,  an<I  'Yto- 
fivrifiiiriniia,  -!iTO(,  t4,  (fr.  last) 
«   rirord,    reginlry.  memorial ;   a 
rommenlari/^  treatise. 
'yrtpiTiiiaTi'iYnnifiOf,    -ov.    A,     (fr. 
Ia«t,  and   yoiiipm  to  urile)  a   rr- 
rnritrr,  rrgislrr  ;   a  rommtntiilnr, 
'YTO(nr)ffn(,  I  n.  inf.  act. — 'Yro- 
iirfinui,  -IK,  -(I,   I  f.  ind.  act.  of 
lirrofiiiin'iomo  or  vrofivilw. 
'Xrnfiy{iati^   d.  All.   conl.  —  'Yir6- 

livTiaiv,  n,  of 
'Yii(5/iK7(r(v,  -lot,  All.  -fi.if,  /),  (fr. 
ivi  ititons.  and  ji\iin\int  lo  re- 
member) a  rtmtmhrnnre,  jnitling 
in  mtndofj  adnionitiitn,o-nrning ; 
rerollertion  ;  a  rrrnrd,  rrgi^try. 
'Yirojii'rffw,    I    f.  md.  acl.  of  liro- 

fttfJvf/CKW. 

'Yneiiovh,  -rii,  fi,  (fr.  {nofilvia  fo 
endure,  ih.  /i/iw  to  remain)  pa- 
<i«nc«,  endurance,  pertevcrnnct, 


constancy  ;    svffirancc,  forbear- 
ance;  expectation,  hope. 
'Yi:(5/ju(is,   -los,  All.   -£u>j,  )';,  (fr. 
{iTo  under,  and  fii^a  mucus)  the 
cartilage  or  gristly  divisioii  be- 
tween the  nostrils, 
"troriftoiiat,   (fr.   I'zd  intens.  and 
vf/i(j  to  feed)  to  feed  ^  graze,  pas- 
ture ;  to  defraud,  cheat,  diceive. 
'Y-ojo£?rf,  2  pi.  com.  pres.  ind. 

act.  of 
'Y~o)o/(i)  -w,  f.  -I'jCiii,  p.   -vci'i5F;»ca, 
(fr.  v-o  under,  and  lofui  to  think, 
th.    vdos  the   mind)    to  suspect, 
suppose,  imagine,  guess;  to  think, 
meditate,  intend,   inipf.  ind.  act. 
i'^ivdtov  -ovv. 
'r-ot■6n^ta,    -nrof,    to,     (fr.    last) 
thought,  conception,  supposition, 
suspicion. 
'XtiovoOivu),   (fr.  {■■rb  secretly,  and 
vodtvii)  to  adulterate)  to  adulte- 
rate privately,  get  fraudulently, 
deceive. 
'YTzivota,  -Of,  fi,  (fr.  {17:0  under,  and 
j'ooj  the   mind)    suspirinn,  sur- 
mise;   thought,  supposition;    a 
concealed  meaning. 
'Yr(iro/iof,  -ov,  0,  1),  (fr.  {nrb  secret- 
ly, and  i//i(i)  to  feed)  feeding  se- 
cretly, full  of  holes,  uwlennined : 
sublerrnntous.       Subs,     o    sink, 
sewer,  sublerranenus  watercourse ; 
a  mine  ;  a  cavern  to  secure  flocks 
from  weather  or  thieves. 
'Tvoivaaiji,  f.   -^u>,   p.   hnovivvxa, 

same  as  vvnaw. 
'X-!T0T:izT))MTCi,    Pocl.    Ectas.    for 
vnomnrriuT'.i;,  n.   pi.   of  iiiroirtTr- 
rr/u)j,  wh.  Ion.  Cras.  for  vvorfir- 
T7]j(^Cii,  per.   par.   acl.  of  l-zo-- 

T^ffffO). 

XriTTiTpoi,  -ov,  h,  >i,  (fr.  V7;b  intens. 

and  TTiTpii  a  stone)  stony,  rocky. 
'YiTora'^io,  (fr.  v-o  under,  and  rif- 

^ui   to  squeeze)   to  press   down, 

sfiureze,  jiinrh,  brui.ir;  injure, 
'YiroTTi'iw,  (fr.  inrb  inlens.  and  -nlvw 

to  drink)  to  drink  too  much,  ir 

comr  tip-iy,  srt  drunk. 
"frtitiii-KTto,  (fr.  hub  under,  and  rl-a- 

rni  to  fdl)  to  fall  down  or  under. 

sink,  faint ;   to  cringe  to,  yield, 

submit ;  to  hajijim,  occur. 
'Yff'iTrAofnf  anil   'YtotAh'kio?,  -ov, 

h,  !),  (fr.  same,  and  TrAii(aplain) 

h/ine  on  or  situated  ntar  a  plain ; 

Jliit,  til 'I,  even,  like  the  plain. 
'YTroTrAiirra/iiii,    f.    -frojiat,  (fr.  ijtA 

uniler,  and  rAciooo)  lo  mould)  to 

Jill  or  stuff  up. 
"YrorrXfiK,  -ov,  li,  »/,  (fr.  same,  and 

rX/i)(  full)  ijuile  full,  rrjitrtc. 
'Yt'/ttX/o),  f.  -fi'oiii,  (fr.  hnmi",  and 

!r>/w   lo   nail)   lo   sail   under  or 

near,  riiasl  along.    1    0.  act.  ind. 

InrlTrXtvon. 
'Yir'JTXfwf,-ii),4,/;,Al(.forfiTr(SirXfot. 
'YfTi'fCiTni'Tot,  g.  sin.    I    n.    |)ar. 

net.  of 
'Ytoti'/m,  f.  -ti'iffi.i,  p.  /uror/ri'Cii(rn, 
(fr.     Irird    under,    and    iriYw    lo 

brealhi-^    to   brralhr  tnfth/,  blow 

gnitly.  I   a.  ind.  arl.  Irlvvtvttn. 
'YiT'iir/fi'ioi',  -'Ml,  rb,  (fr.  (pTri  under, 

and  iror?  ihe  fool)  a  foot-slnnt. 

"titoxoiiii>  -S),  (fr.  same,  and  roi/u 

(579) 


to  make)  to  claim,  demand,  ap- 
propriate,  procure,  adopt  ;  to  ac- 
quire, conciliate,  attach. 
Y-dirofinj,  -cos,  >;,  (fr.  same,  and 
■ropris  a  heifer)  a  cow  haimg  a 
calf;  having  children. 
YrroTrpi/Ow,    (fr.    117:0    intens.    and 
rrpi'jdu)  to  burn)  to  set  on  fire,  kin- 
dle, burn. 
'TTronripoi,  -ov,  b,   fi,  (fr.  vvb  un- 
der, and  TTTipov  a  wing)  on  the 
^^'"g,  flying  ;    winged ;     under 
the  wing  or  core  of. 
Y:ro;rr£i'i;o-i,  Dor.  for  {)7ro7rr£ii£i,  3 
sin.  pres.   ind.  act. — 'Y7ro7r7£ii- 
ovrei,  n.  pi.  pres.  par.  act.  of 
'Y~oJirfilu,  (fr.  Irb  under,  ;aid  ott- 
TOftai  lo  see)  to  S'ispecl,  surmise  ; 
to   fear,    druid,    apprehend;    to 
observe,  tcalch,  look  at. 
'XiTOTTTijaaij),  f.  -iw,  (fr.  virb  intens. 
and   Trriloffoi   lo   fc;:r)  lo  shrink, 
hide  or  skulk  through  fear  ;    to 
dread,  tremble ;    to  sink   under, 
yield,  submit. 
Ytto-to?,   -nv,  b,  I),  (fr.  viT6TT0ftat 
to  sus|)ect)  suspected ;  suspicious, 
jealous  of. 
'Y7r(i77Tu)ffif,  -105,  Alt.  -fuf,  )';,  (fr. 
in-oTriTTToi  to  happen)  a  fall,  nds- 
J'ortuue,  ruin;    submission,    hu- 
miliation ;  penitence. 
"f-rrop6d(i)  -w,    (fr.  vtto   inlens.  and 
opddui    to   straighten,    th.    opObi 
straight)  to  correct,  amend. 
'XTTopjjdnriii,  (Ir.  same,  and  pitvru) 
to  sew)  lo  seiv  up,  put  together  ; 
to  mend,  patch,  rrjjnir. 
'X^roplJtjaat^)<^T'\TOpf»'|yvvfll,  f.  -fu, 
p.  li:ipl,>i)^a,  (fr.  same,  and  //i/er- 
ocj     to     break)    lo     burst  Jurlh^ 
gpread  abroad,  diffuse.  2  a.  ind. 
acl.  vnipjinYoV  pass,  hircppdyriv, 
-nu  -'!• 
'Xirupjiivov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  Ltto  under, 
and  fj'iv  the  nose)  Ihe  beard  on 
the  iippir  lip,  mustachis. 
'Y:roppiJ(j<Tu)  or -rrii),  (Ir.  firo  imdrr, 
ami  opiiCTinu  lo  dig)  to  dig  undtr^ 
iniiUrmine. 
'X'r6pj(iiijii,  -tiroi,  rb,  (fr.  hnb  dur- 
iufT,    and   opy^tufiat   to  dance)    a 
sons   or    tunc    accompanying   a 
daiirr, 
'XTToactOtii,  1  a.  par.  |)ass.  of 
'YTofffi'ii),   (Ir.  iJTTi)  under,  and  ailu 
to  ^llal^e)  to  move,  sltake,  stir  or 
wave  under. 
'Ynoaiv/iciuf,  pres.  par.  pass,  of 
'Yjroofi'iii,  (fr.  Im)  inlens.  and  <7fiiio 
lo  rush)  lo  rush  «n,  allark,  fall 
Ujioii,  rush  livlinlly. 
'Xiroaiiiiiilvui,  f.  -iiru),  p.  -aiai'ijiny- 
Ka,  (fr.  hnb  under,  nnii  aiiimi)  m  lo 
sitin,   ih.  arifin   a   si^^n)    In  hint, 
intimate,   signify  ;  to  show,   da- 
ctnrr,  prove  by  signs. 
'Xnniriifiiiiiiii,    (Ir.    same)    to    note 
down,  vrilr  Jiom  dirlntion,  take 
down  in  short  hand. 
'Xirnotifittti>oi(,   -lov,    All.    -fwc,    fj, 
{fr.  lasl)  instruction  taken  down 
from  the  Irachrr,  precepts  written 
out  from  ilirlnliun. 
'yironKii(io,    (fr.    {mb    diminution, 
and  i7>rri^ifi  lo  limp)  to  be  soma- 
what  lame,  lo  halt,  limp. 


xno 

'Tiroi7«ti<>rTi>) ,  f.  -i^ui,  p.   feir/ffia^n, 
(fr.   {/iri  under,  and  itkuktu    Io 
dig)    to   dig   under,   undiriniiic, 
ej'caV'Ue, 
'YToaKcidCuiy  saino  as  aKtSii^iti- 
"i':Toaiie>i^u>,  f.  .r<Tu>,  (Ir.  inA  under, 
and  aKcXll^to  to  trip)  lu  aupplanl, 
trip  up,  throw  down  ;  to  deceive, 
heguitc,  oviTrcacli. 
'Yiro-jKiXiona,  -aroi,  rb.  and  'Yro- 
<7«,\i(7uij,  -ov,  5,  (fr.  last)  n/'i//, 
slumhle,  trip;  a  tons,  misfortune. 
XiroaTTaio,   f.   -acto,  (fr.  bird  under, 
and  airdoi  to  draw)  to  subtract, 
wilhdniw,  drtw  away;   to  tear, 
pull  asunder  ;  to  take  away  pri- 
vately, steal.   'YTToaTzdoftttt  -Wjiai, 
to  draw  away,  to  attract. 
TTOffru/ifi',  -7i(,  -;;,  2  a.  opt.  act.  — 
'TffooTuf,  2  a.  par.  act.  —  'Tiro- 
oraVuiTEj,  Dor.  for  vvoanjcavTes, 
n.  pi.  1  a.  par.  act.  oi {xpiaTtiin. 
YzucTaati,   -loj,   Att.  -tojf,  I'l,  (Ir. 
vri  under,  and  'iarijiJii  to  stand) 
a   basis,  foundation  ;    a   being, 
substance,  matter,  existence,  na- 
ture;  a  subject,  argument,  pro- 
position, hypothesis,  supposition  ; 
opinion,   thought,    belief,   judg- 
ment;  presence  of  mind,  hold- 
ntss,  confidence,  courage  ;   con- 
fident expectation,  earnest  hope  ; 
sediment,    dregs,    tees  ;    ambus- 
cade,   snare,    trap  ;     a   military 
station,  post,   garrison,    d.  Att. 
cont.  vTToaTiiaci, 
YrToartiXrjTai,  3 sin.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of 
'YvoariWoi,  f.  -(TTtXui,  p,  vTrecrraX- 
Ka,  (fr.  ii-b  under,  and  cttAAm  to 
send)   to   contract,  furl,    gather 
in  ;  to  collect,  assemble,  crowd ; 
to  compel,  force,   constrain ;    to 
dtject,  oppress,  overcome  ;  to  be- 
take mte^s  self,  withdraw,  draw 
back;    to    shorten    in    prosody. 
'XfrouriWoiiai,   to   shrink  from, 
dread,  fear  ;    to  shun,  avoid,  de- 
cline;   to  desert,  attandon,  for- 
sake;   to  dissemble,  feign,  pre- 
tend;   to   contain  or   keep  one's 
tetf  in,  he  reserved,  suppress.    I 
a.  ind.  act.  xiT,iarti\a,  1  a.  mid. 
ind.  {>T:taTti\djxiiv,-ij),-aTO'  sub. 
iToarciXwitai,  -ly, -17701.  per.  ind. 
mid.  {iTTfaToXa. 
'Xr6aTr)ita,  -arof,  rb,  (fr.  ii^d  un- 
der, and  'iarrjfii  to  stand)  a  sta- 
tion, camp,  assembly ;    a  prop, 
support. 
'XiToarnvai,  2  a.  inf.  act. — 'Y-no- 
OTi/ffo/ni,    -ri,   -CTai,    I    a.    ind. 
mid.  o{ xKpioTqpi. 
'Ynoarnpiyfia,  -Sroi,  ri.  (fr.  next) 

o  support,  prop,  pillar,  tmttress. 
'Yiroarrjoi^u),  (.  -taw,  (fr.  same,  and 
arriptCui  to  fix)  to  support,  prop, 
sustain. 
'Y-zoiTTy'iTw,  3  sin.  2  a.  impr.  act. 

of  'vplarniii- 
'YttoaTo\ti,-Tii,  fi,  (fr.  VTTOCTiXXia  to 
contract)  a  withlrawins,  draw- 
ing back,  shrinking  from  ;  timi- 
dity, fear  fulness  ;  flight,  deser. 
lion  ;  dissimulation,  feint,  pre- 
tence ;  remissruss,  negligence;  a 
purging,  looseness. 
Tiraffroi'a;;^i'^(i),  (fr.  tiro  under,  and 


illO 

oTovaxliu,   same   na   arlvta    to 
groan )  to  lament,  sigh,  groan. 

'Ynt>aT(>ttT))yo(,  -01),  i,  (fr.  urri)  un- 
der, oTpiirbi  an  army,  and  Syu) 
to  lead)  an  undrr  general  or  com- 
mander, ticulenunl-general. 

'YzdoTpcipc,  impr.  — 'Yiroorpitpttv, 
inf.  (>res.  act. — 'YiroarplcjioyTi, 
d.  sin.  of  vTtodTptipuv,  par.  pres. 
act.  of 
YiTo(TTp(<pi)i,  f.  -tp(j>,  (fr.  vtrb  back, 
and  arpiifiiji  to  turn)  to  turn  back, 
force,  lead  or  take  away  ;  to 
convert;  to  strain,  torture.  'Y-no- 
CTpeipoftat,  to  return,  come  or  go 
hack  ;  to  fait  off  or  away,  ae- 
sert,  forsake,  pres.  impr.  act. 
{nr6aTpc6c,  -Iruj.  impf.  act.  vvi- 
arpc(poii,  -a,  -£.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
vTrearpti^a,  -of,  -c. 

'YiroarpeKlui,  inf.  —  'YTToaTpixpa;, 
-aaa,  -nv  d.  -xpavrf  n.  pi.  -\j,'av 
T£s,-i/.(i(rui,par.  1  a.  act. — 'Yvo 
cTpi-^u),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  last. 

'Yrroarpoipfi,  -rji,  i/,  (fr.  same)  a 
change,  conversion ;  a  coming 
back,  return. 

'Yiroarpiafia,  -tiroi,  to,  (fr.  next) 
any  thing  laid  or  spread  ;  a  bed, 
pallet,  straw,  mat. 

'YzoaTpu>vvi!ij>  or  -v^t,  f.  -w(rw,  p. 
vnicToojKa,  (fr.  vtto  under,  and 
aTpwiivvu)  same  as  th.  aropeui  to 
strew)  to  spread,  lay  or  strew 
under;  to  spread  or  make  a  bed.  1 
a.  ind.  act.  briarpwca.  pres.  par. 
pass.  vTToaTpiavvifitvog,  -rj,  -ov. 

'YvocTTpuxras,  1  a.  par.  act.  of  last. 

'YTro(T)(^d^ii),  f.  -Sais],  (fr.  vnb  under, 
and  (TX"i'^  lo  send  away)  to 
supplant,  frustrate ;  to  overturn, 
throw  down, 

'YTotr^^f'Ou),  same  as  {nrt;^a). 

'YTTdtx^eo,  Ion.  for  vvda^ov,  2  a. 
impr.  mid.  oi v-Kiiy)(^>io)xai. 

'Y'lrda^ecii,  -lOi,  Att.  -tuj,  ^,  (fr. 
vnia')(yeonai  to  promise)  a  pro- 
mise, engagement ;  signification 
or  meaning  of  a  word. 

'TTro<7^/;(7o/iai,  1  f.  ind.  mid.  — 
'Y-Toax^ficios,  2  a.  par.  mid.  of 

'Y-oaxi^'j>,  (fr-  d'^b  under,  and  crx'- 

(u)  to  cleave)  to  tear,  rend,  cleave 

below  or  under. 
'Ynoaxi^v,  2  a.  par.  act.  of  {)jrf';^(<). 
'YtTorayivToiv,  g.   pi.  of  viroTnyds, 

-c7aa,  -IV,  par.  2  a.  pass,  of  i/jro- 

Tdcoui. 
'YTtfirayt),  -j/s,  »;,  (fr.  vvordauii)  to 

subdue)   subjection,  submission, 

obedience. 
'YnoTayn,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  pass.  — 

'Y-KuTdyr)Tc,  2  pi.  2  a.  impr.  pass. 

—  'Y'orayraonai,  -rj,  -irai,  1  pi. 

-yrjadjicQa,  2  f.  ind.  pass,  of  Dtto- 


rno 

'Yvard^ai,  inf.  —  'Yr;oTdi,ai,  -aaa, 
-av  g.  -lUTOj-  d.  -uvTf  par.  I  u, 
act.  of  {nrordaaitt. 

'YnoTaaacaOut,  inf.  — 'Ynonlnata- 

Oe,  2  pi.  -afaOd),  3  sin.  inipr.  — 

YroTiiaadiicvof,  -tj,  -or,  par.  — 

'YiTOTdaariaOe,  2   pi,    sub.    prCR. 

pass,  of 

'YTTordaaiA)  Ot'-ttu),  f.  -foi,  p.  -rira- 
■vn,  (Ir.  same,  and  rdaaui  to  or- 
der) to  arrange,  dispose,  class  or 
rank  under  ;  to  place  iindt  r,  make 
sulject  to,  subdue,  conquer,  tiring 
under  subjection.  'VTorrtVo-o^im, 
to  tie  subject,  obey,  submit,  yield, 

1  a.  act.  ind.  viri'ra^a.  per.  ind. 
pass,    inrurirayjiai,  -(,ui,   -ktoi. 

2  a.  pass.  ind.  hirrrdytiv,  -tjs,  -rj. 
'YTToriivui,  f.  -eld,  (fr.  same,  and 

Tcivo)  to  strctcJi)  to  stretch  under, 
stretch  along,  subtend  ;  to  stretch 
out,  offer,  hold  out ;  to  put  in 
mind,  suggest,  prompt,  remind. 
'YTTOTiivojxni,  to  ask  or  propose  a 
question,  offer. 

'YkotiXiu)  -w,  (fr.  hirb  under,  and 
Tf'Xof  tribute)  to  pay  tribute,  be 
taxed  or  triliutary. 

'YTTOTi/ivdi,  (fr.  iiro  under,  and  r//^- 
vd)  to  cut)  to  cut  below  or  under, 
cut  dovm  or  by  the  root,  chop 
off;  to  intercept,  prevent. 

'YTTOTcraKTatyS  sin.  ind.  — 'Yrorc- 
Tayjievoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  per.  pass, 
of  uiroraCTffco. 


'YvoTdfiuv,  Ion.  for  vvoriyivtiv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  of  virorifivui. 

'YiroTapdaaia  or  tt-w,  (fr.  hrb  un- 
der, and  Tapdaaoi  to  disturb)  to 
annoy  somevihat,  disturb  or  mo- 
test  a  little. 

'Yiroraprdpoi,  -uiv,  o'l,  (fr.  hirb  un- 
der, and  Tdprapoi  Tartarus) 
those  driven  down  to  or  beneath 
Tartarus. 

(580) 


'YiroTiOifitvoi,  par.  pros.  pass,  of 
'YiroTtOri/it,   f.   -df/aw,    p.   -rtOcixa, 
(fr.  vvb  under,  and  tIOijjjh  Io  put) 
to  put,  set  or  lay  under,  spread 
beneath ;    to   lay   a  foundation ; 
to  lay  down  as  a  principle,  make 
a  supposition,  suppose ;  to  sup- 
ply, aid,  strengthen  ;  to  lay,  liet, 
stake,  wager  ;  to  hold  out  or  for- 
ward, offer.     'Y-KOTiOciJini,  to  ad- 
vise, exhort,  admonish  ;  to  teach, 
instruct,  persuade;    to  propose, 
lay  down,  determine,  resolve;  to 
mortgage,  pledge,  pawn,  to  feign, 
pretend.   1  a.  act.  ind.  vitiOi/ku, 
-as,  -c,  3  pi.  vwiOriKav.  pres.  par. 
mid.  vTTOTtOificvo(. 
'YiTOTiitdo)  -a,  (fr.  vrrb  intens.  and 
Tifjidii)  to  honour)  to  honour  very 
much  ;  to  assess  damages,  grant 
remuneration.    'YnoTtiidonai  -w- 
ftat,  to  claim  a  choice,  choose. 
'Y-norirOioi,  -ov,  li,  fi,   (fr.  Itto  un- 
uer,  and  rtrObs  the  breast)  on 
llie  tireast,  sucking,  infant. 
'Y-rroTOfitiis,  -io;,  6,  (fr.  liri  under, 
and  Tifivio  to  cut)  a  cutting  in- 
strument ;  a  saw, 
'YnoTovOopv^u),  fr.  same,  and  rov 

Oopv^(i),  which  see. 
'YiToroTrioj,  Ion.  for  viroirrevo), 
'YiTOTpnv\i^o),  fr.   virb  under,  and 

ToavXi^iii,  which  see. 
'Yjr«rp/;^u),  f.  -Opi((i),  (fr.  same, 
and  rpfX^i  to  run)  to  run  under, 
puss  under  running  ;  to  run  af- 
ter, catch,  seize;  to  run  away 
privately,  steal  away  ;  to  go  under 
or  into,  insinuate  into,  steal  up- 
on ;  to  occur,  come  into  ttie  mind. 
2  a.  ind.  act.  vriipa/tov. 
'Ynirponoi,  -ov,  6, 1],  (fr.  same,  and 


TllO 

Toifiu  to  tremble)  trembling,  ire 
mulous,  quivering. 
'Yirorpfo),  (Ir.  vttu  intens.  and  rp/u 
to  tremble)   to  tremble  nt,  fear, 
dread. 

'TrtoTpoftiia  -(3,  (fr.  same)  to  trem- 
ble or  shake  wit/i  fear 
'^■aoTfo-noi,  -01),  6,  i/,  (fr.  vvi  back, 
and    rp/iriD    to    turn)     returning 
buck, 
'l"irarp3,\;iXa,  (fr.  next)  all  round, 

round  about. 
'Yrorpoyau),  same  as  vxoT(>i)^ii). 
'X-TOTVYX"''^!  ('"''•  ""■"  under,  and 
rvyyavu)  to  be)  to  turn  upon  ;   to 
answer,  reply,  retort. 
'Y^otG-ou),  (fr.  same,  andriurrfu  to 
re;>resent,  fr.  rviroi  a  stamp,  th. 
rOrrui  to  strike)  to  sketch,  mark 
out,     delineate ;     to     represent, 
Jit^ure  out. 
' X n iTvirru),   (fr.  last,  and  ri'Tru)  to 
strike)   to  strike  underneath,  hit 
the  bottom,  xli'ike  out  or  i{//';  to 
delve,  dig  down. 
'XvoTuzmats,  -(Of,  Att.  -eui;,  i;,  (fr. 
inirvriui    to  sketch)    a    sketch, 
draught,    representation,   form ; 
an  ixanple,    pattern,  model;  a 
figure  in  rhetoric. 
'Y-r>Tv(fiu>,  (fr.  {r^d  intens.  and  rC- 
<^u)  to  smoke)   to  smoke,  kindle, 
bliize,  light  up. 
'YnoTuxouaii,    -  a.    par.   fern,   of 

'YzouXos,  -ov,  b,  ri,  (fr.    hrri  under, 


vey ;  to  upbraid,  reproach,  ob- 
ject ;  to  provide,  give,  supply. 
'Xroipipoiiai,  to  trip,  slip,  toUer, 
Jail ;  to  be  carried  away,  violent- 
ly urged  or  strongly  inclined  ;  to 
go,  move,  walk.  2  a.  inf.  act. 
vzcvsyKtiv. 
'X~oipevYii),  (fr.  same,  and  (pcvyot 

to  flee)  to  run  away. 
'XvoipnTti,   -105,   Att.  -eiDs,  >),   (fr. 
next)    an   insinuaiinn,    sttgges- 
lion,   intimation.     Also    the  fe- 
mnle  of 
'XTri^i'iriji,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  i'to  tmder, 
and  ^i//ii  to  speak)  a  prophet  or 
attendant    on  a  prophet,   priest, 
minister,  interpreter  of  oracles. 
'X-aipOdtttvoi,  2  a.  par.  mid.  of 
'Xn:>il>9dvii>,    (fr.    vvi  intens.    and 
ipddvo)  to  anticipate)  to  come  be- 
fore h'tnd,  prevent,  anticipate 
'Xto^Oiis,  2  a.  par.  act.  of  iiro^O>;- 

fi(,  same  as  last. 
'Xrru'^upo;,  -ov,  6,  )/,  (fr.  v-i  under, 
and  ipopii  tribute)  tributary,  sub- 
ject to  tribute. 
'XT!oijiv:}itai,  (fr.  vTrb  from,  and  (ivui 

to  grow)  to  grow  out  of. 
X-:roxnlpo),    (fr.    vrro    intens.    and 
X.aipi^  to   rejoice)   to  rejoice  ex- 
ceedingly, exult,  be  very  glad. 
'Xnox^ifni;,   -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.   iit70  un 
der,and  ^dp  the  hand)  in  thcpnw- 
er  of,  subdued,  subject,  captive. 
XTiy^vfin,  -aroi,  ro,(fr.uT7D  intens 
and  ;^;i);/if  juice,  lli.  p^/wto  pour) 


and  av\n  a  scar)  lying  under  a      juice,  liquor,  humour  ;  infusion. 

f.'tr,    ulcerous,    sore;    deceitful,  'Xtto^Ooi'dSj-ov,   b,  >}.  (fr.  uTri  iin 

nmlignaal,  malicious.  der,  and  p^Giiv  the  ground)  uiulcr 


'Xsovadiioi,  -ov,  b,  »/,(fr.  bzi  under, 
and  ovpiivii  heaven)  unrler  the 
heavtru^,  up  to  heaven  ;  heavenly 

'XvQvpyiu)  -a,  (fr.  same,  and  ipyov 
a  work)  to  work  un'ler  nnotrur, 
ierve  ;  to  assist ;  to  perform,  exe- 
cute. 

'Xnoupynita,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  same) 
service,  miidUri/,  atten'lanct ; 
work,  lahour,  toil,  business. 

'Xnoupynrcoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  lnovpyiij 
to  help)  must  serve,  help,  assist, 
Hie.  according  to  the  verb. 

'Xirovoyii,  -a(,  v,  (fr.  same)  service. 

'Xxoimyif,  -ou,  o,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a 
servant,  attendant,  assistant,  help- 
er, minister. 

'X-xo^alvut,  (fr.  bvb  undcr,and  ifinl- 
vu  to  ihow)  to  shine  faintly,  te- 
gin  tn  ^liinr,  dawn,  appear ;  to 
«  h  ■  'r/,  discover,  disclose, 

VI  .  pros.  mill.  md.  l^ro- 

^'iUi^ft'tt'  i.it.  bnoip  ttvin^tit. 

'Xiff'liarif,  Poet,  and  Dor.for  fcire- 
^Urtf.  1 

'X!(i<j-ii<n(  or  'Xir6i^avaii,  -lof,  Att. 


ground,  suhterraneons 
"Xnoyos,  -ov,  b,  !;,  (fr.  Jiti)  under, 
and  i^(o  to  have)   subject  to,  in 
the  power  ofo 
'X-<ixptuis,  -u>,  b, )';,  (fr.  same,  and 

Xpiof  a  debt )  a  debtor. 
'X''o)(^pica9fit,  pres.  inf.  pass,  of 
'Xiroxpito,  (fr.  t-i  intens.  and ^piw 
to  anoint)  to  paint  below  ;  to  co- 
lour the  inside  of  the  eyelids. 
'Xnoyvrrip,  -qooi,  b,  (fr.  virii  under, 
and    x''^    '"   pour)    a  vessel  fir 
pouring  oil  into  lamps  ;  a  tunnel 
or  funnel. 
'X~oxi^pfu)  -a,  f.  -I'lco,  p.  -Kfxj!ip>i 
<tj,  (fr.  ())rd  secretly,  and  ;^w()/i, 
lo    depart)   to  depart,  withdraw, 
retire  ;  to  retreat,  give  way.   1  a. 
ind.  act.  vnc^^iopnaa,  -as,  -t. 
Yrroyupiiv,  par.   pres.  act.    cont. 

of  last. 
X-ndip'tfi/iof,  -ov,  b,  {),  (fr.  hvb  un- 
der, and  xprl/jiioi  8!inil)  sandy. 
Trroi|('/i,  -iK,  <;,  (fr.  next)  suspicion, 
surmise,  conjecture,  guess,  opin- 
ion, 
•tuii,  I'l,  (fr.  brU  undnr,  and  ttxIdi.'XviKpios,  -ov,  b,  //,  (fr.  (•iri  under, 
to  (hino)  n  foint  light,  glimmerJ     and  i\l/i<   the  countenance,  tJi. 
inf,dawn.  dtroimt  ioacf,)  su^/jected. 

Yr«'^/p«,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  acl.  of  ('rirnrf^ij,    (fr.   next)  to  lay   hark, 
XiTo-piuii>,(.  Itoi'itii),  I  a.  iz>'iicyKn,\     turn   up,   stretch    out  ;  to   lie  or 
(fr.  (fir)  under,  and  i^/pui  to  bear)!    foil  d'tx'n  on  the  hark;  to 
to  suffir,   endure,   uwlergo  ;    lo\     supine  or  remiss,  neglect. 


TIT 

'X-(ji\{vioi,  -ov,  b,  ri,  or -Of,  -a,-Oi; 
(fr.  vzo  under,    and  uXfVi;  the 
arm)  in  the  arms. 
'Xirijj-ia,    (a.    pi.    of  vtuitziov    the 
countenance,  Kara  understood) 
!;i  appearance,  in  countenance. 
'X-0Ttid<^r],3s'M.  \Kes.  sub.  act.  of 
'VjrwTTia^iO,  t.    -daw,  p.   UTTurin/ca, 
(fr.  next)  to  thump,  beat,  bruiscy 
billet,  mortify;    to  stun,  teaser 
icorry,  importune. 
'TTui-iov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  {^rf  under, 
and  (IJ/  the  eye,  th.  o-ro^ai  to 
see)  a  blow  under  the  eye,  a  black 
eye;  disgrace,  infamy. 
'Xiziipsia,    -Of,   i;,   (fr.    {i.to  under, 
and  cipo;  a  mountain)  lliejbot  or 
bottom  of  a  mountain. 
'XT:u>p6<ptoi,  -ov,  b, )%  (fr.  same,and 
opoipi]  a  story  of  a   house,    th. 
tpiij'iu  to  roof)  under  the  roof  or 
chimney,  domestic;  an  inrnate; 
sheltered,  under  cover. 
"X-Kujxpoi,  -ov,  (1,1/,  (li-.  same,  and 
o>xp"i  pale)  somewhat  pale,  pa- 
lish. 
"Xpa^,  -nxai,  i;,  (fr.  v;  a  pig)  a  rat, 

mouse,  Jiiid-mouse. 
"Xpiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  ne.\t)  abec-hive, 

honey-comb. 
"Xpov,  -ov,  tS,  asinarm  of  bees. 
"Xplni,  -i^oi, )/,  and  'Xpfjiaais,  -ov, 

b,  (fr.  £(pu  to  twine)  a  basket. 
'Xprfip,  -r;poj,//,  the  cover  or  lid  of  a 

pot. 
"^PX'^1  'Vh  >U  a  fork;  a  prop,  sup- 
port ;    an    instrument    itsed    by 
sntlors  for  carrying  burdens  ;  an 
earthen  vessel,  crock,  jar,  pitcher 
or  jiol  with  two  handles  or  ears. 
'^PX'I'  "''«>  '/i  «P'"i  sow. 
^Xi,  io?,  b,  II,  a  pii;,  swine,  boar^ 

sow,  hog, 
"Xayii'nr,  -ov,  to,  n  kind  of  plant 

which  dyed  a  scarlet  colour. 
"XaSos,  for  6aSoi,  iEol.  for  6^o{,  d. 

sin.  va5(j). 
'XoOrjvai,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  via. 
"Xatov,  -ov,  ri,  a  twig,  osirr,  rod. 
'XaioTrXdKo^,  -ov,  b,   (fr.  last,  :ind 
rrXiKio  ti)   bind)    crowned  with  a 
garland ;  a  conqueror, 
"XoKii,  wood,  chips,  sticks  for  light- 
ing a  fire. 
'Xapifij,  -'li,  !i,  (fr.  (ivip{vii)  to  sus- 
tain, th.  iilfut  to  remain)  a  com- 
bat, runjliit,  engagement,  battle, 
slrm^gte, contest. 
'XofiTt'i,  d.  sin.  of  iV^Ji',  for  last. 
"Xa77\ay^,  Dor.  for 
"XoTtSriy^,    -yyoi,    i),    (fr.  vf  a  pig, 
and  n\>'ioaia    lo    strike)  «  pit;, 
driver's   whip,   lash,  thong  ;  the 
rrnrk  of  a  whip,   as  signal    for 
rnrrrs  to  start  ;  the  starling  post, 
bur;    a  uoose,   gin    or  loop  for 
catching  birds, 
"XtrauKOi,   "XoTiiKof   or    "Virnif,  a 
stiikr,  shaft  or  handle  generally 
of  the  cornril  tree. 
grow'i'Xooii,  -ov,  b,    a  sort   of  javelin, 
dart. 


bear,  sunlain,  earn/  ;  to  taks  OT.'Xirnif,  -a,  -of,   (perhaps  fr.    hiri\'Xcauivn(,-nv,b,''XirriuiT!of, -00,76, 
carry  q/foT  a'Oay  t   '»  trip,  make]      imder)  lyinii  on  thr  hark,  brnil-       nn  !iorb  r.-illril  hyssop, 
slipnrfdl;   to  steal  or  send  pri.'.      ing  back,  on  the  back;  strctched\"XariiTa,  pi.  neut.  \A' voraros. 
vttcly  awiy,  withdraw,   remove,]     out,    open,  sprtatl;    Usvsl,   Jlat,\'XaTdTtnv,  (fr.  ncjtt)  at  length,  at 
ictcue  ;    to   conduct,    lead,   con-t     prostrate.  \     last,  finally. 

'581) 


IVriirioj,  -a,  -oi',  same  as 

'Yffrirof,  -ij,  -ur,  (IV.  iarcpoi  lAi- 
ler)  lavl,  hiiulinosti  latest,  neiu- 
esl ;  towtst. 

'IVrtoii,  -rtf,  iJ,  (fr.  same)  rte  /oif- 
er  piut,  belli/,  iio'iih. 

'Xanpala,  -as,  4,  (li-m.  of  next, 
viz.  Sififpri)  the  next  dny,  day 
(tftcr,  to-morrow,  d.  sin.  i'ot£- 
p.i/fi,  I"U1.  vaTcpahj,  Oil  the  mor- 
row, on  the  iiui/  after. 

'Yartptiioi,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  Correpof  low- 
er) next,  following,  siibstqiient. 

'TcTtpu,  3  sill.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act. — 'YcTCfjilaOai,  pres.  inf. 
pass.  cont.  of 

'XoTcpiui  -u),  f.  -)/ffu,  p.  varipriKa, 
(fr.  vcTipoi  later)  to  be  subsequent, 
after  or  later  ;  to  nrrive  lute  or 
after,  be  lute  or  absent  ;  to  come 
or  full  sliort,  7niss,  fail ;  to  be 
.inferior  or  worse  ;  to  be  exhaust- 
ed, tvaiUing,  deficient ;  to  be  de- 
prived of.  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 
cont.  vcTcpotiat.  1  a.  ind.  act.  va- 
ripnO'i'  par.  varcpi'iaa;,  -aaa,-av. 
pres.  iiul.  pass,  varcpioiaai  -ovftai. 
per.  ind.  pass,  vareptj^ai,  -aai, 
-rat.  1  a.  ind.  pass.  vaTCpi'iOr;v. 

'XoTtpriOcls,  -uaa,  -iv,  par.  1  a. 
pass.  —  'XaTcpiiKipai,  per.  inf. 
act.  of  last. 

'Tarip>ina,-aTOi,  rb,  (fr.  same)  de- 
ficienr.y,  defect^  inferiority  ;  pe- 
nury, ivant,  poverty,  pi.  IcTcpij- 
Haru,  relics,  remains. 

'Xaripriaii,  -lof,  Att.  -tw;,  //,  (fr. 
same)  penury,  poverty,  want, 
need.  a.  vcripiitriv. 

'Yarcpi^u),  same  as  vaTtpiu). 

'XaT£po(iov\iii,  -ai,  ';,  (fr.  vcTCpog 
later,  and  jiovh)  counsel)  an  af- 
ter counsel,  change  of  purpose  or 
design,  repenlunrc. 

"Xaripov,  (nciit.  of  next,  Kara  'x^pd- 
vov  understood)  afterwards,  suh- 
sequentli/,  again,  later;  at  length, 
at  last,  last  of  all. 

"Xartpoi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  vtt&  after) 
later.,  posterior,  after ;  subse- 
quent, following,  next,  secorul ; 
inferior,  lower  ;  future,  next  to 
come  ;  younger,  junior. 

'XaTcpjvjitda,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
pass.  —  'XaTcpoi'iiivoi,  -ij,  -ov, 
par.  pres.  pass.  cont.  —  'Xotc- 
poTivTut,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
pass,  and 

'Xorcpii,  ind. — 'XoTcpdv'  d.  -povv- 
Ti,  (lar.  pres.  act.  cont.  of  vari- 
piui. 

'Xarpi^,  -txoi,  h,  ('"'■•  v{  a  pig,  and 
Spi^  hair)  a  porcupine. 

'Xtvov,  -ov,  tA,  same  as  iivov. 
'Xip'  for  trd,  before  an  aspirate. 
'Xipdyto,  Dor.    for   ixpriyov,    pres. 

impr.  mid.  cont.  of  vrjirj-yionai. 
'X<(>aivii>,  f.  -avu,  p.  iKpnyKa,  (fr. 
ii^du)  to  weave)  to  weave  ;  to 
form,  arrange  ;  to  plot,  contrive, 
invent,  devixe.  impf.  ind.  ?.^a 
vov,  -IS,  -£.  per.  ind.  pass,  u^aji- 
fiat,  .\.tt.  iKpaafiai. 
'X^aipiii)  -a,  (fr.  {itJ  under,  and 
a!p/ixj  to  take)  to  take  from  under, 
withdraw,  take  away,  steal,  rob, 
pilfer. 


'X>l>aipo6ficvo(,  pres.  par.  pass, 
cont.  of  last. 

XipaXis,  -i(5u{,  I'l,  nnd'Vi^iiXov,  -ov, 
b,  )'i,  (fr.  vni  under,  iiml  u\s  the 
sea)  lying  under  the  sea,  hidden 
with  the  loaves,  hidden,  secret; 
crafty,  cunning,  deceitful. 

'Xijidvnis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  I'li/iafrui  to 
weave)  o  weaver. 

'XipavToi,-)),-iv,  (fr.  same)  woven. 

'XifnirrTu),  f.  -i/u),  p.  {'>tliq<pii,(fr.  I'irrD 
under,  and  urrno  to  light)  to  light, 
kindle,  inflame,  burn. 

'Y^iipTd'^ui,  (fr.  ii-Kb  secretly,  and 
apTTii^h)  to  seize)  to  seize  or  take 
away  privately,  steal,  rob ;  to 
intercept. 

'Y^iiff/ia,  -uro{,  to,  (fr.  next)  any 
thing  woven,  a  piece,  web  ;  a  veil, 
robe,  clonk,  garment  ;  a  plot,  de- 
ceit, treachery,  robbery,  theft. 

'X<pdu>  or -rid)  -oi,  to  weave. 

'X<peap,  -iSpog,  rb,  clammy  matter 
exuding  from  the  fir  or  pine, 
turpentine  ;  mislrtoe. 

'Y0U  or  'r^i  Ileb.  indecl.  an 
epha. 

'Xtptinai,  ind. — 'Xipeiufvof,  ->],  -ov, 
par.  per.  pass.  — 'Vc/itij,  -t7aa, 
-iv,  2  a.  par.  act.  of  iKpinfii. 

'Y'^fA/cw,  (fr.  (jiro  l>om,  and  'iXnoi  to 
draw)  to  draw  from  under.  Ink 
from  beneath,  drag  away.   'Xipi\- 
Koftat,  to  draw  or  lake  to,  put  on, 
dress. 

'Y0£Xo('aTo,Ion.  for  {/(iAoiiTo,  3  pi. 
2  a.  opt.  mid. — 'X<pt\o7an,  Dor. 
for  v(pc'>.ouaa,  fern,  of  viptXoiv,  2 
a.  par.  act.  —  'Yi/itXo/zti'ot,  2  a. 
par.  mid.  of  xxpaipiw. 

'X(ph',  (for  i0'  ti',  neut.  of  eTf  one) 
in  or  wider  one,  together. 

'Y0/i'Tcf,  n.  pi.  of  i;0£(j,  2  a.  par. 
act.  of  v(piiiixi. 

'Xipl^ii,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  of  vTriX'.''. 

"X<ptTOe,  2  pi.  2  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
{lip  11}  It  I. 

'Xifii),  -i)s,  /'/,  (fr.  {)0u'w  to  weave) 
weaving. 

'X(priyionat  -oE/jai,  (fr.  inrb  under, 
and  nylopat  to  lead)  to  lead  in- 
sensibly, lead  on  ;  to  conduct, 
guide,  lead  the  way  ;  to  begin, 
commence  ;  to  exhort,  encourage, 
persuade  ;  to  teach,  instruct,  shou\ 
point  out,  suggest,  counsel,  ad- 
vise ;  to  he  set  over,  have  /he  ma- 
nagement of,  direct. 

'XcpfiKa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
viplrjpi. 

"Xipriva,  1  a.  ind.  act. — 'Xiprjvai,  1 
a.  in(.  act. — 'X(j>rivdiiqv,-M,-aro, 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  vipaivw. 

'X^rivio-x^iui  -H,  (fr.  'vnb  under,  and 
I'lvio^iu),  which  see. 

'X(p>ivio^o!,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ijttcI  under, 
>)via  tlie  reins,  and  i-yoi  to  hold) 
an  assistant  or  under  driver  ;  a 
charioteer. 

'X<PnpuTo,  3  sin.   impf.  pass,  of 

v<pnipfii). 
'X(Pnaa(j)v,  -ovoi,  b,  i';,  (fr.  vvb  un- 
der,   and  "iTTiov  or  fiaauiv  less) 
somewhat  less, 
Xcpnipaarai,    3  sin.    of  {)ipfi<paaiiai, 
Att.    redupl.    for   ?0a(7//ui,  per. 
ind.  oass.  of  viliaivw. 
(.'•,82) 


TTH 

'Xiptrjtti,  f.  -/Jffui,  (fr.  lirb  under, 
iiiul  hjpi  to  send)  to  .lend  or  put 
nnilir,  let  down,  lower  ;  to  relax, 
slacken,  abate,  abandon.  'XipU- 
fiiit,  to  retire,,  withdraw,  yield, 
give  ill,  submit;  to  permit,  suf- 
.I'lr,  allow  ;  to  neglect,  omit. 
'Xiptnri,    Dor.    for   vipiiiai,  3   sin. 

pros.  ind.  act.  of  lust. 
'XiploTiiiii,  (fr.  tfiri  under,  and 7(77,;- 
/(i    to  set)   to  put,  set  or  lay  un- 
der ;  to  put  in  jilace  of,  substi- 
tute ;    to  he,   subsist,    exist  ;  to 
produce,  create  ;  to  promise,  en- 
gage,  assure ;   to  go  under    or 
into,    enter ;     to    advance,     ap- 
proach, draw  near ;  to  hold  up, 
stay,  prop,   support  ;  to  sustain, 
stand  against,  oppose,  resist  ;  to 
undertake,    attempt,  try,  begin  ; 
to  bear,  suff'er,  endure  ;    to  rest, 
settle,  subside  ;  to  bring  to  a  sta- 
tion, moor  ;  to  stay,  stop,  wait  for, 
'X(pn"d(i>  -i3,  and  'Xipopdo/tai  -Ojixni, 
(fr.  vvb  under,  and  bpam  to  see) 
to   suspect,   look   on    with  su.ipi- 
cion  ;  to  look  sternly  at,    watch, 
observe. 
'X(pop(ibs,  -ov,  b,  same  as  Bvipop(i6i. 
"Xipos,  -cos  -ovs,   rb,  (fr.   vipdu)  to 
weave)  a  web,  piece  ;  weaving. 
'Y0(iu)c7i,   Poet,    for    v<pu)ai,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of  v^6<i}  same  as 
iiipdd). 
X(pv([jaaTai,  same  as  lipi'/ipaorai, 

which  see. 
Xtpuvx^d,  3  sin.    pres.   ind.  act. 

cont.  of  in^au^^'^- 
'Xipavxeviu}  -ui,   f.  -ijtru),  (fr.    (nj/oi 
he-ight,  and  av^nv   a  neck)    to 
carry  a  high  head,  act  proudly,  be 
proud. 
'X^avxeo)  -w,  (fr.  same,  and  ai;;!j;/u, 

to  boast)  same  as  last. 
'X^pavx'iv,  -evos,  b,  //,   (fr.  same) 
having  a  high  necK,  stiffnecked, 
proud,  stalely,  arrogant. 
'X^'cpiiphs,   'X\jj>ip[(pris  or  'Yi/.ip£- 
^fis,  -ios    -ohs,    b,    )'/,    (fr.    iii^uf 
height,  and  tpfipw  to  roof)  having 
a  high  roof,  lofty,  /liif/i. 
'Xij-ijyOpns  and  'XtpiiyAprjs,  -ov,  b,  Ij, 
(fr.   same,    and    nyupdi,)  to  ha- 
rangue,   th.    ayopa    an   oration) 
lofty  speaking,   pompous,    bom- 
bastic. 
'Yvfr/Xj/o-i,  Ion.  for  ii^rjXaTj,  d.   pi. 

fern,  of  in|'r/X(5s. 
'Xi^O^oKripiios,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  next, 
and  Kaphia  the  heart)  of  a  high 
or  proud  heart,  haughty,  proud, 
arrogant. 
'X\lirt\bs,  -h,  -bv,  (fr.  tji^oj  height) 
high,    lofty ;     elevUed,    exalted, 
sublime  ;  heavenly  ;  great,  pow- 
erful ;  highly  estfemed.   Comp. 
in/r/Xdrtpos,  sup.  v^n'XdTaTOS. 
'X\j.')]\o(pp(jvet,  2  sin.  cont.  impr. — 
'X\lri\o<ppovuv,    inf.    pres.    act. 
cont.  of 
'Xil'ri'Xodypoviw  -Z,  f  -i/ffu),  p.  Ixprj- 
iocppiivtiKu,  (fr.  £n^>;Xd?  elevated, 
and   (ppfiv  the  mind)  to  he  high 
minded,  proud  or  arrogant,  think 
highly. 
'Yipn^dippiiiv,  -ovos,  b,  f],  (fr.  same) 
high  minded,  proud,  arrogant. 


TYI 


'I>AA 


<I'AI 


'Ti/i;>wf,  (fr.  ixj.ji'Xii  high,  th.  i\f,oi 

height)  highly,  loftily,  on  high, 

aloft. 
"Ti^i'/i'wpi    -000?,    6,    Hypsenor,   a 

man's  name. 
'X^tigiiph';,  see  I'^tpt^ijj. 
'TifijX'^f,  -t'oj-oPf,  6,  j^   (fr.  iJi/'Of 

height,  and  ^y"'  "^  sound)  high- 

souiidtng ;  majestic,  grand, state- 
ly, n.  pi.  Idtixici- 
X\^t,    (fr.    iifoq  height)   high,  on 

high,  aloft  ;  on  the  deep. 
Yiii^aTof,  -ov,  0,  !],  (fr.  last,  and 

jiaiiij)   to   go)  walking  on  high, 

toxtering,  lojly,  hii(h. 
Yi|(j3ouf,  (fr.  same,  and  (ionia  to 

cry)  name  of  a  frog,  rroaktr. 
'Vtii/Jp£/ifr;;5,   -on,   2i,  (fr.  v^i  on 

high,  th.  v\lof  height,  and  ^ftfun 

to  resound)  thundering  on  high, 

high-sinindins,  roaring. 
'Yi^fj'uiJf,  -nv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 

yvloi  a  \imb)  having  high  boughs, 

lofty,  branching. 
'Yv^i^q,  Poet,  for  viv^'oP. 
'Yifi'^uyof,    -ov,   b,   fi,   (fr.  vipi  on 

high,  th.   'i\ljo(  height,  and  ^vybv 

a  balance)    halancing  on  high, 

lilting  on  high,  sublime  director, 

lofly-ruling. 
'Y\j.i6fioyo{,  -ov,  b,  }>,  (fr.  same,  and 

5f;i5iof  a   throne)   entltroned    on 

tugh, 
"T\flKopoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 

(co^i;  hair)  havtng  leaves  on  the 

top,  Itafy. 
'Y\^l^o(poi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 

Xii^os  a  crest)  hi^h,  lofty  ;  hav- 
ing   a    crest,    top    or    heail    on 

high. 
'Yi^i^i'roi'Tof,  g.  sin.  of 
ti^ipiimv,  -ovTof,   b,   f),    (fr.   vt^t 

aloft,   th.  ft^oj  height,  and  fiiiui 

lo  rule)  ruling  on  high,  omnipo- 

Irnt,  powerful. 
'Y'^ivt^r),-, -foj-oPf,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 

and  vfifios  a  cloud)   aloft,  in  the 

clnu'h,  high,  mpreme. 
'Yi^iVtiiof,  -ov,  b,  t'l,  (fr.  same,  and 

vff.uv  soil)  having  a  high  ground 

or  situation. 
'Yi|/ir(T«f,    Dor.  for  {ri^iTTcruv,  g. 

pi.  of  bi(,nrcTiis. 
Xi^tTirri\o(,    -ov.    0,   //,    (fr.    fifi 

alofl,  ih.  fn^of  height,  and  vira- 

Aof  a  leaf)  hating   leaves  on  the 

lop,  leafy  ;   lofty,  tall. 
'X\^inlTv<,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 

riTo/iai  to  fly)  highflying,  lofty 

soaring, 
'Yi/dirir/ic, -/ot-oBc,  o,4,(fr.  snmc, 

tiiiH  irt^rui  10  fall)  falling  from 

on  high, 
'fiplnovi,  -oio(,  h,  Ij,  (fr.  namr,  and 

?:■«•{    a    fiKit)    slanrltng  on  high, 

high,  eUvalrd,  lofty. 
'Y'iiiruAof,  -of.o,  {,,  (fr.  itame,  and 

ri''Ai)  a  gall;)  yilh  Infly  gate*, 
"fiiioiflif,  -lot  -off,  b,  li,  xamv  n» 

'Yif.iaroit-ij,  -or,  (»iip.  fr.  fi^i  on 
high)  the  liinhrsl,  siiprrmr,  most 
high.    I'omp.  [;/wi  anJ  (rij[,/ffrt. 

flOj'  «lip.    'filOTOf. 

'Y<f  ir/io»To<,    a.  pi,  of 
'fipirlviKy,    -nvTo:,    b,   (f,    (fr,    rv^-i 
on   111";!!,  Ih.   r-io,-    hcighl,  and 


T£i'iu)  to  stretch)  having  a  tall 
neck. 

"t<^i(}'puiv, -0105,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
^pfiv  the  mind)  high-minded, 
proud,  arrrjganl. 

'Y\ltxairrji;,  -on,  6,  ij,  (fr.  same,  and 
X"'''^  hair)  (a//,  Aij/i. 

'rddOcv,  (fr.  r;;,of  height,  nnd  ^tv 
from  a  place) Jrom  o»  high,  from 
above. 

'YddOi,  (fr.  same,  and  -Ji  in  a 
place)  on  high,  above,  aloft; 
over,  upon  ;  in  the  deep. 

'Yi|(5po0u5,  -ov,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
epi<l>u)  to  roof)  high  roofed,  lofty. 

'Yi/of,  -toq  -ovi,  TO,  height,  lofti- 
ness, elevation,  altitude ;  subli- 
mity, dignity,  the  sublime  ;  a 
heii;hl,  .lumniit,  emimnce. 

'Y\p6c€,  (fr.  last,  aiul  ct  towards) 
up,  up  to  heaven,  high. 

'Y\f.ov,  same  as  vxf,t. 

'Xiliii)  -w,  f.  -(iffd),  p.  vxpwKa,  (fr. 
Ct^of  height)  lo  lift  up,  raise, 
elevate,  exalt,  set  on  high.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  {jtpuica'  sub.  v^uiaw, 
-Pi,  -?)•  per.  ind.  pass,  vx^wfim, 
-aai,  -rat.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  {n^ii- 
6nv,  -tit  -li  2  pi.  vdwOt)Tt'  sub. 
li}.(i)9(o,  -fjs,  -fj,  2  y)l.  -Onre.  inf. 
l\j,u)6rji'ai'  par.  vij,it)ddi,  -c7aa, 
-(v.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  h\^ii)6riaojiai, 
-ri,  -crai. 

"Yxj.u>iia,  -aro;,  rb,  (fr.  same)  ele- 
vatio?!,  heishi,  altitude ;  exalta- 
tion, sublimity,  dignity;  any 
high  or  illustrious  thing. 

'Yi|u>',  par.    pres.   act.    cont.  — 

Ytpiaaa,  -ai,  -c  or  -cv,  ind.  — 

Y(^w<rnf,     -aan,     -av,    par.    — 

'Yi^wo-Q),  -;;;,  -;;•  2  pi.  -(t;;t£,  Sub. 

1  a.  act.  —  'Yi/(ic(i),  -tij,  -ei,  1 

f.  ind.  act.  of  ji^iiio. 

"Yi^wo'if,  -105,  Alt.  -£0)5,  );,  (fr. 
(;>|of  height)  elcv'ilion,  height, 
exaltation  ;  praise. 

'Yu),  f.  vail),  p.  Cvrt,  to  rain,  vet  with 
rain,  water,  moisten. 

'YMr,f,  -cof  -oi'5,  0,1/,  (fr.  f5apig) 
like  a  pis,  swinish,  linggish,  dirty, 
filthy  ;  stupiit,  dull,  heavy. 

'Yuifln,  -u5,  fi,  (fr.  same)  piggish 
manners,  hog^ishnes.',  brutish- 
ness  ;  stupidity,  dullness. 


■I',  ^,  phi,  Ihc  lwriilv-fir)'t  of  the 
more  modern  firei'lt  IcIUtm  ;  luit 
the  Kccond  of  the  five  nddilloii;il 
on'"".  Am  n  ntmicrni  rliaracl<-r, 
(^  iiignifie»  five  liuntlred  ;  wilh  a 
dot  undrrtieuth,  <;<,  five  hundred 
thoMNund, 

•l>o,  Dor.  (or  ^/!},  whieJi  for  t<pri, 
3  *\n,  2  a.  or  impf.  ind,  act,  of 

•r<i(10,  Hcb.  inderl.  n  mrnrr. 
•t'SuiOfj-,  Poet,  for  i^rfiflii',  Ion,  and 

BctoI.  Sync,  for  i0cit'O/;irni',  3pl 

1  II.  ind.  pa«i».  of  Aalvut, 
(583) 


4>a'yn()'a  and  ^^^yf7a(l'a,-l;5,  i;,  (fr. 
ipayhi  to  eat)  an  immodtrule  ap- 
petite, voraciousness  ;  an  eating 
sore ;  a  consuming  or  pestilen- 
tial disease. 

'taycSaii'du)-!!),^.  -i'iau>,  (fr.  last)  to 
labour-  undir  a  pesidenliul  dis- 
ease, be  infected. 

't'ayciaiiouj  -w,  (fr.  same)  to  con- 
sume, destroy  or  waste  hy  pesti- 
lence. 

•Payieiv,  Ion.  for  (paytiv,  2  a  inf. 
act.  —  <^a')'£,  ^dytri.,  2  sin.  and 
pi.  2  a.  inipr.  act.  —  >^<iyt(iai 
for  tpayjj,  2  sin.  of  (payotijai,  -fj, 
-tirai,  -  f.  niid,  — 'i>iiycTai,-yoi'- 
Tui,  3  sin.  and  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 

of  iLfiyw. 

^I'dyoi,  3  sin.  opt.  —  "fnyrfirr;,  n. 
p!.  par.  2  a.  art.  of  same. 

'^ayo5,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  <pdyw  to  cat)  a 
glutton  ;   viiracinus,  ruvenuus. 

'I'ayug,  Dnr.  for  ip^iyd;. 

't'Hyui  or  it't'iyoi,  In  eat,  demur  ;  to 
consume,  corrode,  2  a.  act.  ind. 
fipayov,  -£5,  -£•  impt.  <pdyc,  -fVw 
opt.  ipdyoijii,  -oif,  -ui  ■  siib.iHj'w, 
'Vi>  -?;>  !>'•  -yoificv,  -y>]Te,  -ywirt 
or  -<7iv'  inf.  </>Qy£ii'"  par.  ^ayiov. 

't'dyu)VTi,  Dor.  for  ^dyuioi,  2  a. 
sub.  act.  of  last. 

*«£,  Ion.  for /i/>a£,  3  sin.  impf.  ind. 
act.  of  (jtdui. 

<i>aiduit',  -ovTOf,  b,  (fr.  cpaio  to  shine) 
resplendent,  britlinnl,  shining  ; 
a  name  of  the  planet  Jupiter, 
and  of  the  sun  ;  and  of  a  man. 

l^afl'^£(,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
<^ufl^(J/^£l'05,  pres.  par.  mid.  of 
^a£i>'u, 

'^f^£(lJ5,  -'),  -iv,  (fr.  (pdiii  to  shine) 
resplendent,  brilliant,  briglU,  re- 
fulgent. 

'Kif/i'w,  same  as  ipdit). 

<^^£>■loi,  -1)  Dor.  -a,  -bv,  Poct.  for 
(pacivds.  Comp.  (paivvdTtpoq, 
sup.  rtiiti'i'<iruT05. 

<I'uf(7(/i/)poro5,  -01',  b,  I'l,  (fr.  <pdti)  ti) 
shine,  and  ftpori;  a  mortal)  /rii'- 
ing  light  to  mortals,  enlightening, 
shining,  bright. 

ttatattt'opia,  -ai,  I'l,  (fr.  j^n'o?  liphl, 
th.  ijidui  lo  shine,  and  (/iforo  to 
brini;)  lichl.  Epithet  of  l)inna, 
goddess  of  birth  ;  bringing  trt 
the  light. 

'PacnttjiSpoi  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  same) 
bringing  light  ;   l.urifer. 

*n^</Ar),  -1/5,  /;,  n  di.iease  common 
lo  liinse  sailing  on  the  Rod 
Sea. 

*a(w,  {fr.  (pdio  to  speak)  to  .rpenk. 
Say. 

'I'd'Cio,  (fr.  <l,di,>  to  kill)  /.)  kill, 
slay. 

'tdOi,  prc8,  impr.  an.  of  6'iiil. 

'I'liliiKif,  -mv,  o'l  Vhttarians.  d.  pi. 
'^'l^l((  or  -fir. 

'talfiii'  for  tpnlfifit,  V.  sill,  of 

♦oMlf^of,  -oil,  b,  /'(,  and  <lMii'i/ji<Mf, 
-tnea,  -iv,  (fr.  //•ntfnA^  Kp|endi<l, 
th.  tfidh)  lo  shine)  brifhl,  shin- 
ing ;   illustri'ius,  rrlt.brntrrl. 

♦ac^pi^f, -'«, -Af,  (fr.  0«'ij  to  phine) 
nr.ol,  ,finr,   rlrnr  ;  gay,  cheerful, 
plrn>nnt,»priglitly,  glarl. 
iCof-'pof,  -ov,  i,  n  irian'f.  name. 


•fAK, 

cliecrlul)    gntjtty,   checrjiilius.i, 

hihiritff,  spnghllincss,  mirth. 
<I<ait^pi>w   and   <l>ui(^pu>'tj  (tV.  same) 

to  cause  to  shine,  hnghirn  ;  lorn- 

Uveitf  cheer,  exhilarate,  make  joy- 

ful. 
"Tiiii^purtffOai,  pres.inf.  pass,  of  last. 
^aliuiv,  -ovus,  &,  u  man's  name. 
*«///!•,  -i;f,  -ij,  pros,  or  2  a.  opt. 

act.  of  ifirifii. 
*a/ji-.iioi',  -on,  ri,  same  as  -r^yavov. 
<PalKtti  and    ifai(C«'orjo>i,  -ov,   to,  a 

kind  of  shoe,  slipper, 
♦a/nXr;   or  "J>f'»;,\»;,   -f){,  /;,  (fr.  Lat. 

lltcula,  drugs)  the  lees  of  wine 

boileit. 
^aiKds,  -t),  ->iv,   {fr.  (jidii)  to  jhine) 

splendid,  bright,  shining  ;  light, 

slit;  lit,  inconsiderable. 
<I>aiX(ii'j;s",    't'ut\iovt]s    or  <ta\iivt]i, 

same  as  (jtatvdXris. 
<^u^/l£^,  i/mjrf,  (iauv,  Att.  for  <palri- 

ficf,  -i;rt,  -ijaav,  pi.  2  a.  opt.  act. 

ot  (ptjfti. 
^atriipiriji,  -ov,  b,  Phecnarctes,   a 

proper  name. 
'iaii'iU',  Ion.    for    ttpnivtro,  3  sin. 

inipf.  mid.  —  '^aiva,  3  sin.  pres. 

ind.    act.    —  •^mvincv,  Ion.    for 

(^aivttv,  pres. inf.  act. — '^aivtadc, 

2  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass.  — ^t>atvic- 
KiTu  and  iPah'tTo,  Ion.  for  [(paii'c- 
TO,  3  sin.  inipf.tni<l. — <I>/ji>/£rui, 

3  sin.  and  —  <l>aii'oi'nii,  3  pi. 
pros.  ind.  mid.  —  't'alvri,  3  sin. 
and  <l>«iVci)<Ti,  3  pi.  pres.  sub. 
act.  — <t>uivotaa,  Dor.  for  <pai- 
vauaa,  pres.  par.  fern.  act.  — 
<^ul'^'ulr'  for  ipaivoiTO,  3  sin. pres. 
opt.  mid.  —  ifoivo/uio;,  -r},-ov, 
par.  2  a.  mid.  of  (paivm. 

*aii'dAi;?,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  ^fAAo;  bark) 
a  mat,  cloak,  perhaps  a  cloakbag 
or  vellice.     See  dittuXi?;. 

^aivoixifiiv,  a.  sin. —  't<atvniiivri<l>t, 
Parag.  for<tnivoiiivij,  d.  sin.  fern, 
pres.  par.  mid.  of  ipaivu). 

•JmVoTTos,  2.  sin.  of  <r(ii'i'u'.^. 

*ai'i'o),f.  (>ui(J,  p.  ■:TfipuyKa, to  bring 
to  light,  show,  display,  cj'hihit, 
lay  open,  reveal,  disclose,  moke 
apparent;  to  giie  light,  sltinc, 
glitter,  brishlen  ;  to  charge,  ac- 
cuse, complain  of.  <lfaivoniii,  lo 
appear,  be  seen,  becime  visible; 
lo  shine,  sparkle ;  to  seem,  be 
thought  or  supposed.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  — itjiiiva.  2  a.  ind.  act.  f'03- 
vov,  -£f,  -£.  I  f.  ind.  mid.  <fiai>ou- 
ftai.  per.  ind.  pass,  iriifiapixai, 
Alt.  ■ni'paajiiii,  2  a.  sub.  pass. 
^u»"S,  -f;;,  -fi.  2  f.  ind.  pass,  ipa- 
vfiaofiat,  -f,,  -irui. 

^ainj)i;  -Dvaa,  -ov  d.  -vovri,  par. 
—  '^aivjxrt,  3  pi.  sub.  pres.  act. 
of  tpfjii/u). 

'taii'w'l',  -oi;oi,  b,  Phanopa,  a  pro- 
per name. 

^aidi,  •ri,-iv,  brown,  lawny,  dark- 
coloured,  blackish. 

^aToTof,  -ov,  b,  a  proper  name. 

I'a'ictXXof,  <t>dKc\o(,  -ov,  b,  a  little 
bundle. 

'VaKn  or  ■^(^lf^,  -Tn,  h,  a  kind  of 
pulse,  lenliLs, 

^uKii,    -oTi,   b,    (fr.    last)    IcntiU, 


'^AN 

'  puUe;  a  vessel  for  hotdini;  wa- 
ter ;  an  urn  for  the  ashis  of  tlie 
dead  ;  a  spot  on  the  face,  I'recklrs. 

<I'a'Xa  or  '^e^Xu  an  ornanunl  on  a 
helmet. 

'PaXnyyii,  n.  'td'Xayyaf,  a.  pi.  of 

'^a'X<^y^,  -ayyof,  i),  a phabin.r,  troop, 
legion  or  body  of  soldiirs  ;  a  kind 
of  spider  ;  a  prop  for  a  sliip  laid 
up,  a  roller  put  uniler  to  haul  it 
down  ;  the  tongue  of  a  baUmce. 
<i^d\(iyyti,  the  knuckles  and  the 
bones  in  the  bank  of  the  hand. 

il>«'Xa(i'n,  -»;;,  i/,  a  glow-worm  ;  a 
whale. 

<l>u\nKpdi,  -it,  -ir,  (fr.  ^nXtls  white 
and  (ipus  the  head)  bald. 

"tiiXak-piio)  -w,  (fr.  last)  lo  make 
bald,  shave,  itaXdopat  -oiifiai,  to 
grow  bal'l. 

•tiaXatcoui/ia,  -liro;,  t!),  (fr.  last) 
baldnrss. 

•taXaiObi,-)!,  -ov,  (fr.  ^'laXif  white) 
gray-headed,  hoary. 

't<a\af)a,  -a)i',  ra,  (fr.  (/)aXoj  splen- 
did) ornaments  on  a  helmet, 
studs,  crest,  plumes ;  ornaments 
for  horses,  trappings. 

•Pd'Sdpis,  -iSoi,  >i,  a  kind  of  water- 
fowl, coot,  waler-hcn.  Also  an 
iierb,  canary-grass,  riband- 
grass. 

'^(IXapu5,  Poet,  for  (paXjipSi. 

ipaMx,  Ilcb.  indecl.  a  man's  name. 

<l>a\>jpid:-)  -d,  (fr.  ne.\t  th.  i/juXos 
white)  to  grow  ivhilc  with  foam, 
to  foam,  froth,  par.  pres.  act. 
0rtX>;pia'wi'  -wi',a.sin.  <pa\'ipidov- 
To-wvTa,  and  Poet.  (paXtipiuwyra. 

it'aXnpoi,  -a,  -(>>■,  (fr.  (/"iXo;  white) 
rrliitc,  vihilcned,  fomnini> ,  foaviy . 
Subs,  the  steel  or  studs  of  a 
helmet.     Also  a  man's  name. 

'^aX'7nTu),( perhaps  fr.  liuXof  white) 
lo  become  silly,  foolish,  dote. 

^uyicaoptai,  (fr.  same)  to  foam, 
froth,  grow  vilii/.e  x.:ilh  foam. 

'tuXXof,  -nv,  b,  a  reprtsenlation  of 
the  privities  of  a  man  exposed  in 
some  of  the  heathen  rites. 

'haXf/oui'i,  see  (pcX^ovvl. 

ifuXof,  -II,  -bv,  and  'i'dXioi,  -a,  -ov, 
(perhap-i  fr.  (pdh)  to  shine) 
bright,  shining,  splendid  ;  white  ; 
gray-headed. 

<I>«Xos, -ou,  6,  (perhaps,  fr.  same) 
the  front-piece  of  a  helmet,  the 
cone,  crest  or  plume  of  a  helmet. 

ihaXfiiui,  (fr.  0aXof  white)  to  make 
while  or  shining. 

iPaXvcoofiat,  to  disturb,  interrupt, 
confuse  ;  to  ctrrumvenl,  deceive. 

<^a^Ia,  -nj,  a.  Dor.  for  (/i)';/ii?. 

•tafiiv,  1  pi.  I)res.  ind.  act.  —  ifa- 
/jcio<,  2  a.  par.  rnid.  of  f/i>;/"'- 

itfj/ii,  Dor.  for  ('^vfl. 

•I>iiv,  Besot.  Sync,  for  liinaav  or 
I'^i/aav,  2  pU  impf.  or  2  a.  ind. 
act.  — *avu(,  pres.   inf.  ad.  of 

■i'dvfii,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  ifjalvoi. 
'tavdnv,  -vi,  -n,  2  a.  opt.  pass.  — 
'tavus,  -£<<")  -fi',  2  a.  par.  pass. 

—  'Pave^rat,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  mid. 

—  i'dvcv,  JRo\.  for  Boeot.  for 
tijidvrjaav,  3  pi.  2  a.  ind.  pass,  of 
rfiaiVu. 

(584) 


^avtp6fi'i(!oi;,-ov,  b,fi,  (fr.  next,  and 
fdaoi  hatred)  openly  or  profess- 
edly haling,  an  open  for. 

''\>avcph,-u,-bv,{fT.  ijialvu)  toshow) 
ajjpiaring  to  all,  clear,  bright, 
fair  ;  evident,  apparent,  plain  ,* 
open,  professed,  :nanifesl,  public, 
known  ;  celebrated,  famous,  re- 
notvned, 

'^ul'£po^)/4£l'OJ,-l;,-ov,par.pres.pa8B. 
cont.  —  <t>avtpovTdi,  3  sin.  pres. 
ind.  —  ^KVfpoSvTi,  d.  sin.  cont. 
par.  pres.  act.  of  ipavtp6u>. 

<^(Il'£p(i^JlXof,  -ov,  b,t),  (fr.  (fiavcpbs 
open,  and  (/ifXos  a  friend)  a  pro- 
fessed friend,  avowed  or  known 
friend. 

'l>uif odu)  -u>,  f.  -uiaui,  p.  TTCtfiavipoiKa, 
(fr.  (/idi'fpos  evident,  th.  (/lui'i-a)  to 
show)  to  manifest,  vutke  known 
or  apparent  ;  lo  show  forth,  ex- 
hibit ;  to  declare,  publish  ;  to  ap- 
pear. 1  a.  impr.  acl.  ipavipmaov, 
-drti).  pres.  ind.  pass,  ipavipnopai 
-ovfiai.  per.  pass.  i:cipavip{j>itat, 
-aat,  -Tai.  I  a.  ind.  pass,  cijiai't- 
piliOr)v. 

'['avcpojOe.7aav,a.  fem.  •BevTCS,n.  pi. 
-OivToi,  g.  sin.  of  ihavipwOfif, 
par.  la.  pass. — 'fuv£/ja)Oi),  3sin. 
-O&ai,  3  pi.  1  a.  sul).  |)ass.  — 
il>r()'£puO»>(ii,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — 
•^uvipiaQi'iataQc,  3  pi.  1  f.  ind. 
pass,  of  last. 

|^u>'fp(5s,  (fr.  ipavipbi  clear)  mani- 
fcstly,  clearly,  openly,  publicly, 
pbdnly. 

ifui'fpuxrif,  -(Of,  Att.  -£Wf, //,  (fr. 
same)  a  manifistation  display, 
show,  appearance,  declaration. 
d.  Att.  cont.  t/tiivcfiiinci. 

'PavcpuTcpa,  neut.  pi.  of  ipavcpiire- 
pof,  comp.  of  (^i/i'Epdj. 

itdveoKt,  Ion.  for  iipmc,  3 sin.  2  a. 
ind.  act.  —  't'dvi].  Ion.  for e<pdvti, 
3  sin.  2  a.  ind.  pass.  — 'lnvf/,  3 
sin.  2  a.  sub.  pass,  for  which  by 
Pleon.  ^^«^')'/;^ — ^lavnpcvai.  Dor. 
for  (pnvrjvat,  2  a.  inf.  pass.  — 
*nvf){,  -ji,  2  and  3  sin.  2  a.  sub, 
pass.  —  <t>av>ja£Tai,  3  sin.  2  f. 
ind.  pass.  —  •tavf/rw,  3  sin.  2  a. 
imjjr.  pass.  —  'PavOui,  1  a.  par. 
pass,  of  (puivuj. 

iTaroTTEUf,  -ioi,  Att.  /w{,  o,  for  rifj- 
voizcvi,  (fr.  Tlavdirri  the  name  of 
a  town)  one  of  Panope,  a  Pa- 
nnpian. 

<l>avii.,  -oTi,  b,  {ft.  thaivui  to  Bhine) 
a  torch,  light,  lamp,  lantern; 
also  the  sun  or  moon. 

iKijtm'^w,  f.  -rtVw,  p.  ■ne<t>dvTaKa,{fr. 
same)  to  cause  or  viake  appear, 
show,  exhihil.  'tovrd^ofiai,  to 
aj/pear,  seem  ;  to  fancy,  imagine, 
pnurtiay  in  the  mind ;  lo  con- 
template, think  on ;  lo  be  ac- 
cused, arraigned,  made  an  ex- 
ample of.  per.  ind.  pass,  vtcpdv- 
raa/jiai,  -aui,  -rat.  pres.  par. 
mill.  (jjavTai^iipevov,  that  which 
appears,  an  appearance,  sight. 

<lavTai7ia,  -nf,  !],  (fr.  last)  a. sight, 
vision,  appearance,  ima/ie,  repre- 
sentation ;  show,  pomp,  parade  ; 
imagination,  fancy ,  thought,  me- 
ditulioH  ;    opinion,  notion,  con- 


*AP 

eeptiem,  "knowledge  ;  appearance, 
kind,  form. 
ilVTuatoKOnim  -u),  f.  -rjaoi,  (fr.  last, 
and   kSxo;    disturbance)    to   in- 
dulge in  imaginatiun  ;   to  be  dis- 
ordered in   the   imagination,   be 
frantic,  mad. 
♦  itraaiia,  -arof,   ri,  (fr.  ^avrafu) 
or  ih.  (pahu)  to  show)  an  appear- 
ance, sight,  image;    an  appari- 
tion,  spectre,  phantom ;    a  pro- 
digy,  supernatural  appearance  ; 
ajiction,  imagery. 
♦avri,  Dor.   for  (^aal,  3  pi.  pres. 

ind.  act.  of  ipTifil. 
♦aru),  -fii,   -fi,   pi.  ^avUftcv,   -ijTt, 

-i3(Tc,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of^aiVoi. 
<Pdo,  Ion.  and  Poet,   for  iipaao,  2 

sin.  2  a.  iiid.  mid.  of  (pni'l- 
^ao!,    -cof   -ov(,   ri,    (fr.   0aci)   to 
shine)    light,  fire,   torch,  flame  ; 
daylight,  sunrise,  tunlight,  dawn  ; 
the  eye,  light  of  the  eye  ;   open- 
ness,  perspicuity  ;    life ;    safety, 
deliverance,  succour,  protection; 
victory,  joy,  hope ;    a  term  of 
fondness. 
tdoay^,  -yyof,  J),  a  breach  in  tlie 
earth,  precipice,  sleep ;  a  deep  and 
craggy  valley,  ravine ;    a  gulf, 
deep  pit 
•fapt^i^f,    Heb.    indecl.    villages, 

open  country. 
<S>apiiui,    Heb.     mdecl.     Pharaoh, 

name  of  a  king. 
•Paphoat,  d.  pi.  Ion.  and  Poet.  — 

^dpn,  d.  sm.  cent,  of  (pdpoi. 
^apif,    b,  Heb.    indecl.  a   man's 

name. 

♦•ipf'rpa,  -a(,  i),  (pcrhaps  fr.  ipipo) 

to  carry,  and  rpuiw  to  wound)  a 

quiver,  case  for  arrows. 

^apcrptCiv,  -uii'itf,  6,  Poet,  for  last. 

't'aph,  -fit,  and  l^up!;,  -loi,  f/,  name 

of  a  city. 
^aptK&v,  -ov,  ri,  a  kind  of  poison, 
^aptaaiof,  -ov,  6,  a  Pharisee. 
<t>u()«i(,  -iiof,  li,  It  wrinkle,  fold. 
'PapfjiiKcia,  -n(,  fj,  (fr.  i^dpytatcov  a 
drug)    sorcery,     witchrrnft,    en- 
chantment, magirjil  inranlation  ; 
a  cure  or  curing,  healing  ;  phy 
tic,  mfdiriae,  drugs. 
<Papfi<i>:iv(,  -(o<,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  sor- 
cerer,   enrhanter,    magician  ;    a 
quack,  d.  pi.  ipiipiiuKivai. 
^ipfinKCuij),  (fr.  samp)   to  bewitch, 
enchnnl,   charm  ;    to  poison  ;    to 

compound  medicine  ;  <o  pr«imf, '*,(», 5,  .,oj,  Att.  -twf,  also -(,^o«,  ,';. 
pickle  ;  In  dye,  slain,  r^lour ;  to,  a  river  of  Colchis,  a  ritv  at  the 
infrct,  imhiiter.  mouth  of  it. 

♦  fio^Stif,   -liou   n,   (fr.    Mme)    aUpdoKt,  3  nin.    impf.   Inn.  —  ifdir- 
witch,  soretret*.  Kovrai,  3  pi.  pros.  ind.  pass.  — 

•lap.iiKiiK,  -loan,   -til,   (fr,   nexl)       <tdoKOvTti,n.  pi.   -Kovrai,  a.  pi. 
relalinf  to  medicine,   medicinal,\      pnr.  pros.  net.  of 
medicated,  poisoned.  +/«-t«<„,  Ion.  for  (pnfl- 

<Pnp;,SKui',.ov,To,{p<:rhajtnfr.,p{pu  .J.„V,m,    -Srof,    rh,    (fr.    ,f,alito    to 
to  bring,  and  oitAt  a  rimiedy,  or       nhow)  n  vision,  sprclrt,  siglU  ;  a 
dyof    pain)    a   drug,    medicine,'      sign,  prodigy,  portent,  nmen. 
physic,  remedy  ;  poison.  trfffo,,^,,  Dor.  for  .piiaofiai,  1  f.  ind. 

^aoftifoiroala,  -a(,  I),  (fr.  (jidOfiaKOv       mid.  of  <pnid 


*A2 

tapitaxb;,  -ov,  b,  same  as  i^apnaKtif. 
^apjiaxdui  -io,  (fr.  ipdpnaKov  medi- 
cine)  to   mix  up  medicine ;    to 
poison  or  impregnate  with  poison. 
<^apitdaauj  or  -rru),  (fr.  same)  to  im- 
pregriale  with  poison,  poison  ;  to 
infect,  taint,  imbitter  ;  to  bewitch, 
to  temper,  harden  steel ;  to  give 
medicine  or  nourishment, 
'^apoi  or  ifdpof,  -£05  -ovi,  t6,  (fr. 
0/pu   to   bear)  a  cloak,   mantle, 
outer  garment  worn  by  men  ;  a 
veil  or  covering  of  the  head. 
'tSpoi,  -ov,  b  or  1;,  Pharos,  name  of 
a    light-house,    and    island    at 
Egypt ;   a  light-house,  beacon, 
'^apoi,  (fr.  next)  a  ploughing,  till 

age. 
•tapdu)  -<3,  or  A(^ap(iu)  -5,  lo plough, 

make  furrows. 
•tn'po-o;,  -£0{  -ovi,  to,  (fr.  ^apoj  a 
cloak)   a  sheet,  flag,  standard  ; 
a  covering,  wrapper ;  a  district, 
region,  division,  tract  ;  a  piece, 
part,  fragment ;  ruins,  rubbish  ; 
a  wing  ;  an  axe. 
•t<apao:p6poi,  -ov,  b,  I],  (fr.  last,  and 
ipipii)  to  carry)  a  standard-bearer, 
ensign. 
•tapuyf,  -vyyoi,  b  or  f/,  the  throat, 

gullet,  windpipe,  jaws. 
<t>di,  2  a.  par.  act.  of  0»;^f. 
't'daynvov,  -ov,   to,   (fr.   (r0d^u>    to 

kill)  a  sword. 
<ta(Tc,  Dor.  and  Ion.  for  l(priat,  3 
sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  itufftij,  Dor. 
for  <pfiacH,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
4'd(70ai,2  a.  inf.  mid.  of  Ati^i 
^aatK  or  ^afftij;,  Heb.  indecl.  same 

as  Trda^a. 
♦aofjAof,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  Lat.  phaselus, 
a  pinnace)  a  pinnace,  hark,  gal- 
Icy  ;  a  kidney-bean, 
•iiaai  or  |^ac^(^,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  'ldm,ii.  pi.  of^ijf,  -aaa,  -dv, 
2  a.  par.  act.  of  (ptj ft! . 
<t>aaidi'i(,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  itdat;  a  river 

of  Colchis)  a  pheasant. 
<l<daiv,  a.  sin.  of 

'tn'oif,  -10?,  .\tt.  -ccjf,  >/,  (fr.  ipali'o) 
lo  show)  a  word,  saying,  sen- 
tence, speech  ;  a  declaration,  as- 
sertion, affirmation,  proposition  ; 
a  rumour,  report,  fame  ;  an 
aclirin,  lawsuit,  accusation;  an 
ap])arition,  appearance;  a  sign, 
signal;  a  pilosis  or  change  of 
the  moon. 


-S-AY 

4>ar£(9;,  -d,  -ov,  (fr.  nflxt)  to  he 
spoken,  said  or  named,  expret- 
sible. 
iPuTi/f,  -ou,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  ipdw  to  speak) 
talkative,  prating  ;  lying,  deceit- 
ful. 
itari.  Dor.   for  ^7;ri,  3  sin.  pres. 

ind.  of  <p>iiii. 
•taTi^u),    (fr.    ngxt)    to    say,    call, 
name ;  to  rumour,  spread  a  re- 
port, 
^drii,  -tOi,  Att.  -£Uy,  ri,  (fr.  ^au  tO 
speak)  a  word,  saying,  sentence  ; 
an  oracle  ;    a  report,  rumour ; 
fame,  glory. 
"tariEi'u)  and  ^arvid^ii),  (fr.  next) 
set  in  a  stable ;  to  slallfeed,  fat- 
ten ;  -onai,to  be  placed  in  a  stall, 
set  at  a  manger, 
'tidrvri,  ->i;  1';,  (fr.  ipdyoi  to  eat)   a 
manger,  crib,  stable,  stall;  a  roof, 
ceiling. 
itarviiu)  -c5,  f.  -liaw,  (fr.  same)  to 
build  as  a  stall  or  place  of  shelter, 
cover  with  a  roof.  per.  ind.  pass. 
vc<pdTvti>iiai. 
itdri'w/ia,   -aroi,  ri,  (fr.   same)  a 
roof,  ceiling  ;  it  rafter,  joist ;  an 
opening  or  port  in  a  ship  for  dis- 
charging weapons. 
ipdro.  Ion.  for   iiparo,  3  sin.  2  a. 

ind.  mid.  of  ^ptifil. 
tiiards,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  (pad)  to  say,  shine 
or  kill)   to   be  said,   told;   cele- 
brated, renowned,  famous;  kill- 
ed, slaughtered. 
l^a^^oi,  to  fry,  parch. 
•Paii.Xi'^ai,  f.  -taui,  (fr.  (^aCXo;  mean) 
to  regard  as  mean,  esteem  of  no 
value,  despise,    disregard,    per. 
ind.  pass.  irc(pai\iaitat. 
|^al'|^(<7(Ja,-aT0f,  ri,  <^al)Xl(^/^^f,  -ov, 
0,  (fr.  same)  contempt,  mockery, 
sneer. 
'tavXiarpia,  -as,  i),  (fr.  same)  she 

that  despises  or  scorns. 
^tav\o;,  -ti  -Of,  and  'rAuPpof,  -a, 
-ov,  little,  smalt ;  slender,  scanty, 
poor  ;  vile,  mean,   worthless,  re- 
fuse, despised,   despicable  ;  evil, 
wicked,    base,    bad,    depraved  ; 
simple,     plain,      easy  ;      rude, 
clumsy. 
't>uv\oTurriS,  g.  8'n.  fem.  of     » 
•^ul'X(5ra^o?,  -ij,  -ov,  sup.  —  ^nvXi-  : 

T(po<;,  -a,  -ov,  coinp.  of  ijiavXof. 
<^auX(iT^{,  -nroi,  I),  (fr.  ipiwXo(  bad) 
viteness,  worthlrssncss,  badness, 
wickedness,  baseness. 
'^|J||X(D{,  (fr.  same)   wickedly,  bad- 
ly, basely, 
i'avpof.  Dor.  for  ^aCXof. 
'[•avalftpoTof,  -ov.  b,  '/,    (fr.  ip<w<Ti( 
gnme  iis  ip^ic  light,  and  jinorfi^  a 
mortal)  giving  light  to  mortals, 
shining. 
'Pavaiyytf,    -wv,   0!,    (perhaps   fr. 
ipavnii;   the  firo)   srnrrhnl  marks 
on  the  legs  from  sitting  over  Ih* 
fire. 
♦af/ffic,  -in<,  Alt.  -tii)f,  1),   (fr.  i/i/fu 


poison,  and  nAirif  a  draught,  th.  i^daan  or  -rra,  -n(,  h,  &  kind  of      lo  iihine)  liilht,  brightness,  splcn- 


TTiVw    to    drink)    the    taking    or       pigeon,  dove, 
drinking  of  poison.  >taaon,p6^n(,  -ov,  h,  f,,  (fr.  lant,  and 

*.ip(.nitomJXi75,  -01.,  h,  (fr.  last,  and       ,■,/„„  la  kill)  killing  pigronit, 
ir^X/u  lo  sell)  a  seUer  of  drugs,  ,^„„^i,  .,7(,  -rT,  Dor.  for  ,pf,aia,  -t((, 
druggist,  apothecary.  .„^  1  f.  j,,,).  „,,.  of  A,„/, 

4  E  (585) 


dour;  a  shining,   giving  light; 

afire-signid. 
"fni'iirKdi,  +ririiii,  B.ime  an  ifidio. 
>J>(iv^,  i^o/lof,  fi,  (fr.  ipifUfiai  to  fear) 

a  liinil  of  pigeon,  dove. 


*EN 


*EP 


•PET 


<l>a'u   or  <tah'ui,  to  show,  displny,       sonio  say  n  portmanlcftii ;  also,  '!Hpovci,  3   pi.  prcs.    iiid.   act.   of 


viakc    appear ;     to    shine,    giie 
light,  slitttr,brijfhtrn  ;  or,  0»//ii, 
to  siti/,  xpeak,   express,  tttt ;    to 
think;    or,    tfihu>,    to   kill,    slay, 
slaii^httr, 
<^f;}f<rOl^l,  prcs.  inf.  mid.  of 
•ftffo/ini,  to  tear,  ilnad,  he  afraid ; 
to  Jire,   run   uwai/,  shun,  avoid. 
piT.  iiiii.  mid.  TTiipii^ia 
<l'£i?.j/i£tfa,  1  pi.  prcs.  sub.  mid.  of 

i.ist. 
<t>i'yyoi,  -loi  -oi'i,   ru,  (fr.  ipdu)  to 
siiiiie)   lis;ht,   splendour,  bright- 
ness^ hriliianci). 
■f/yyio,  (fi.  same)  to  shine,   grow 
bright,  brialUtn  ;  gtiller,  glisten. 
•I'cii^io,  loii.  for  ipdiov,  prcs.  iiiipr. 
niiJ.  —  <^£(^ou£l'o{,  -i;,  -01',  par. 
pres.  mid.  ol 
<l>£((5o«(ii,  f.  mid.  ^ciao/iiu,  p.  pass. 
fff'c/iriff^iai,     and    TricpciSiiiiai,    to 
sp'trc,  pardon,  forgioe  ;  to  spare, 
vse  sparingly,  be  s/mring,   }iig- 
gardiy  or  parsimonious  ;  to  for- 
bear, nhstain  from,  avoid,   prcs. 
inf.  mid.  ipziicaOai.  1  C  ind.  mid. 
tSfiVo/mi,   -r},  -true.     1    a.    mid. 
ind.  ctbtLaiinqv,  -n>,  -aro.   ])pfut 
■stipdaojtat,  and  iTKficif/jcTOfiat.  2 
a.   ind.   mid.   npiio^niv,  and  Ion 
■ntipiioiirfv,  whence  opt.  ■tTetptSoi- 
fiTjv,  and  inf  nKpiSeaOai. 
<J}iii]onivu>;,    (fr.    <t>ci?^6jitvoi;    prcs, 
par.     mid.     of   last)    sparingly, 
parsimoniously,     thriftily,     nig- 
gardly. 
4>;iiiu),  but  more  usual  in  the  mid. 
(iniioftai,   which  see,   2  a.  ind. 
act.  iiptiov,  and  Ion.  iriifiiov. 
^n&i>,  -doi  -Ill's,  ^,  (fr.  ipti&opai  to 
bo  sparin;;)  parsimony,  spariiig- 
ness,    fru!;nlily,    thrift  ;    absti- 
nence ;  delay,  hesitation  ;  prnjil^ 
lurre^  gain;  envy,  grudge. 
i'eii^Xn,  -ijf, )/,  same  as  last. 

•PctSu\ds,  -II,  -ov,  (fr.  ipii^npni  to 
be  spttTing)  parsimonious,  thrifty, 
sparing,  niggardly. 

^daojiai,  -1),  -erai,  I  f.  ind.  mid, 
—  '^damiiai,  -r),  -ijrat,  1  a.  sub, 
mid.  of  ipeiHij). 

ticicu'iir),  -jfs,  ri,  (fr.  <pcino^iai  to 
spare)  pur  simony,  thriftmess ; 
pity,  indulgence,  pardon. 

♦tio-wi',  -oil/Of,  6,  Phison,  name  of 
a  river. 

teXyvvu),  (fr.  ^auXof  small) /o/r!/?e, 
dote. 

♦tXAciif,  -f'of,  Alt.  -tills,  fi,  a  stony 
or  rocky  place  near  Athens  ;  any 
rough  or  rugged  place. 

♦fXXdf,  -0(5,  h,  bark,  rind  ;  cork. 

^c^iii^'vi,  1>£X//ui/i  or  'tiXpovvl,  in- 
decl.  Heb.  a  particular  or  dii- 
tinct  one,  a  certain  one,  some 
one. 

^tvanrj,  -ns,  I'l,  (fr.  ^f'va^an  impos- 
tor) false  hair,  a  wig;  paint, 
artifi'-i'd  compUxion ;  disguise, 
imposture,  cheat. 

^cyaxi^j),  f.  -tcrui,  (fr.  next)  to  de- 
ceive, cheat,  i'npuse  upon,   mock 


11  book  case  or  writing  io.f 
<l>/ru),  to  kill,  slay,  slaughter,  mur- 

iler.  per.  ind.  iiiiil.  niipova. 
<rf()<ii,  -Giv,  <il,  Ph.erce,  name  of  a 

town. 

>^fp(l^us,  -11,  -"1",  (Ir.  last)  ofPhcrte. 

't>cpiitOiis,  -cos  -ov{,  u,  I'l,  (fr.  ^/pu) 

to    bear,  and   ai>Oos    a    flower) 

^flowery,  in  bloom. 

'Icp/iificv,  Ion.  for  ifiipfietv,  act.  — 

'HpihaOai,  pass.  prcs.  inf.  of 
'^/()/^(^),  f.  -i^io,  p.  -i;ia,  (perhaps  fr. 
iplpu)  to   bear,   and  (ilos  lilc)  to 
f'td,  pasture,  graze  ;  to  nourish, 
support,  ?naintain,  rear.  per.  ind. 
mid.  TTtipopfhi. 
•i'cpi,  'I'iptTi:,  2  sin.   and  pi.   impr. 
—  'lipets,  -pti,  2  and  3  sin.  — 
•ifipjuai,  3  pi.   ind.  pres.  act.  — 
'^fj/c^•,  act.  'liiptaOat,  pass.  prcs. 
inl'  o( ipipui. 
|^to/)'yB«f,  -oil,   0,   II,  (fr.   cpipui  to 
bear,  and  cyyvii  a  pledge)  trust- 
worthy.     Subs,  a  promisor,  en- 
gager, vouchtr. 
'l<ipcK\os,  -ov,  b,  a  proper  name. 
'I'epi.Kviris,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
't'^-pijttv.  Ion.  for  ipipciv,   prcs.   inf 

act.  oi'^ipto. 

'liipiotKos,  -ov,  o,  I'l,    (fr.    <pfo(j>   to 

bear,  and  o7kos  a  house)  carrying 

their  own  houses.     Subs,  a  snail. 

'^£pf'rro>'Of,  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  same,  and 

TTiivui  labour)   enduring  labour; 

bearing  misfortune,  patient ;  that 

brings  misfortune,  unlucky. 

'tepiapios,  -ov,  b,  !],  (fr.  same,  and 

jiios  life)  sustaining  life,  nourish- 


lifr,  animating 

^VcpeoKof,  Ion.  for /^tpo)/,  impf  ind. 
act.  of  (/li'ow. 

'iHpcpaaKlaf,  a.  pi.  of 

'I'tpcacruKiis,  -f'of -oPj,  b,  i),  (fr.  (jifptj) 
to  bear,  and  adKos  a  shield) 
shield-bearing,  defended  with  a 
shield. 

'f'pt''.  Ion.  o(  upipero,  3  sin.  impf 
pass.  —  <l'/p£rui,  3  sin.  pres.  ind. 
pass,  of^f'pw. 

'XfiptToov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  (pi'niii  to  car- 
ry) a  bier. 

'I'fpn,  3  sin.  —  •t'lpiirc,  2  pi.  pres. 
sub.  act.  of  (piput. 

■r/pioTof,  -;;,  -ov,  (fr.  0/pw  to  bear) 
superlative,  most  excellent,  most 
strong,  lirave  ;  best. 

•Pcpvfi,  -rjs,  ri,  (fr.  0/p(j  to  bring)  a 
fortune,  marriaae  portion. 

<J>£pif^ij,  f.  -(■ffo),  (fr.  last)  to  por- 
tion, give  a  fortune.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  e(piovtaa. 

^/p^lE^,  3  pi.  pres.  opt.  act.  —  ^^f- 
potira.  Dor.  for  <pipovaa,  fern, 
par.  pres.  act. — 't>cp<'iiuOci',JEo\. 
and  —  1>£p4^c(T0«,  Poet,  for^fpii- 
ptOa,  1  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass.  — 
<t<cp6fitvoi,   -V,    -ov,    par.    prcs. 

pass 'VioovTi,  Dor.  for  (pipov- 

ai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  •I'ipMv, 


(pipoi. 
iPepaiifidva,  Dor.  and  .^ol.  for  Tltp- 

aitpiivi/,  Proserpina. 
<r/p(ru),  -tij,  -£i,   1  f.   ind.  .-Kol.  of 

ipipii>.  1  a.  ind.  iijicpca,  -as,  -c. 
<PipTuTos,  -n,  -ov,  and  'I'j'pnoToj, 
(sup.  (r.  (pipui  to  carry)  iuost  ex- 
crttent,  superlative,  best  ;  strong- 
est, 7nost  powerful,  brucist,  most 
rouragcous. 
'^/pT£,  Sync,  for  (pipcrt,  2  j)l.  pres. 

mipr.  act.  of  ^tpoj. 
'■PipTtpos,  -a,  -ov,  (comp.  fr.  0/pu) 
to  bear)  more  excdlent,  superior, 
bdter  ;  stronger,  more  powtrful, 
more     able,     more     courageous, 
braver. 
^VipriuTos,  sec  <pfpTaTos. 
't>ipii>,  i.  ohio,  p.  nvtxa,  Att.  cvtjvc- 
Xa,  to  bring,  bear,  carry,  waft ; 
to  bring  along,  lead,  conduct ;  to 
endure,  bear^  suffer  ;  to  sustain, 
support,  uphold ;  to  govern,  re- 
gulate; to  bear  fruit,  produce;  to 
pr()Jit,avail,  serve, conlrihulr^  tend 
to  ;  to  pertain^  appertain,  belong  ; 
to  vote  ;  to  obtain,  get,  procure, 
receive,   take ;  to  hold  out,  prof- 
fer ;  to  bestow,  confer,  give^  pay  ; 
to  lake  or  carry  away,  carry  iiff'^ 
seize  ;  to  h6lrl,  keep  ;  to  carry  on, 
wage,  'lipofiai,  to  lie  borne  away, 
actuated;  to  rush,  hiLiten,  hurry  ; 
to  be  produced,  proved  or  made 
manifest,  impf.   ind.  act.  iipcpov, 
-cj,  -£.    1    f.  2Eo\.  ipipau),    1   a. 
»  f(pcp(ra,  -as,  -£.  The  other  tenses 
of  lliis  verb  arc  borrowed  from 
oiui,  eviyKio,  ivdicia,  and  ivix^- 
(from  oiui)  1    f   ind.   act.   oiVw. 
par.  1  a.  pass.  oiaQds,  -uan,-iv. 
(from  evlyKw)  1  a.  ind.  .act.  rjvcy- 
Ku,    for   rjviy^a.    impr.    heyKov, 
-aril)'  inf.  cviyKat'  par.  cvcyxas. 
2  a.  act.  ind.  //vcyKov  par.  evcy- 
Kuiv,  -vvtra,  -ov.   1   a.   mid.   ind. 
TlveyKiijinv,  -u),  -aro.    inf    tvi'y- 
KuaOat.  (from  evdKio)   I  a.  act. 
ind.  I'jvciKa,  for  i'/vci(ir  inf.  cvd- 
Kai'  par.  evuKiis.  2  a.  ind.   act. 
I'/vtiKov.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  nvciKdfinv, 
for  );i'£(f(i^»;i',  and  Ion.  cvciKiiin/V 
sub.    ivdichijiaf    inf.    evdKaaOaf 
par.   cviiKancvos.    fier.   ind.   act. 
ijvcixa.  per.  ind.  pass.  I'jvityiKU. 
I  a.  md.   |)ass.   tjvdx^Or/v.  (from 
£^f':^-w)  per.  ind.  act.  I'lvex",  Atf. 
evi'ive-xa.   2  a.   ind.  act.  I'/vcx"'', 
Att.    tvrjvexov.    per.    ind.    pass. 
I'jvcyiiat,  All.  cvi'ivtyjiai.  1  a.  ind. 
pass,   iivix^nv-    1    f  ind.    pass. 
evcxOi'iaopai.   per.  ind.  mid.  i;vo- 
X'l,  Att.  ev'ivox'i. 
't<ip':ifiida,  1  pi.  pres.  sub.  pa.ss.  — 
^I'lpiiiv,  -ovaa,  -ov,  prcs.  par.  act. 
oflust. 
Viii,  (perhaps  fr.  ^i(3u)  to  frighten) 
las  !  oh  !  away  ! 


'^£py£,  pi.  '^tvyr.TC,  -ytroxrav,  impr. 

—  'Invyci,  Ind.  3  sin.  pres.  act.  — 

-ovaa,  -oV   a.   fern,  -pnvaav'  n.  i      <^£^;J/ol',   Ion.   for  icpcvyov,  impf. 

du. -piiTf"  pi.  n. -poiTEf, -poufTiK,  I     ind.   act. — i\>cvyovTi,  Dor.   for 

tivrt^,  -uKos,   h,  an  impostor,  de- \     par.  pres.  act.  ofipipw.  I     (p[vyovi7i,3  [)l.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 

ceiver,  cheat.  ^Ifprtvaa, -ris,   I'l,  pres.  par.  fern,  ofj      iPfvySvruiv, All.  for  (pcvyiTu)aav,3 

♦ffdXijf, -ov,  A,  (fr.  Lat.  penula,  a;     same.     Also,    the    name    of  a]     pi.  pres.  impr.  act.  —  ^icvyovaai, 

cloak)    o    clo'ik,    mantle,  coat;:     nymjjh.  I     n.  pi.  fem.  —  'Pcvvovcjs,  g.  sin. 

(586) 


fern.  pres.  par.  act.  —  •t'cuyovci, 
3  pi.  pres.  iiiH.  act.  of 
"ttuyuj,  f.  ipcv^m,  to  flee,  take  to 
flight,  run  away,  escape.  shu7i, 
avoid ;  to  decline,  refuse,  turn 
from  ;  to  desert,  leave,  fly  from  ; 
to  fly  the  country,  be  banished,  go 
into  exile  ;  to  be  accused,  arraign- 
ed, be  a  defendant.   2  a.  irid.  act 


[(pvyov.   per.   ind.    mid.  TTiAtvya 
-ai,   -£.    I   f.   iiid. 
mid.  <pcv(ofiai 


and   viifivya,    -of,    -£.     I 


"tcuicrfoj,  -a,  -or,  (verbal  of  last)  to 
be  avoided,  shunned,  fled  from, 
&c.  according  to  the  verb. 
*£u(rrij,  -i),-ui',  (fr.  (pciyui  to  avoid) 

to  he  avoided. 
<p£u«rr<3v,  g.  pi.  of  last, 
"ttii^/iof,  -ov,  0, 1'l,  (fr.  <f>cvyti>  to  fly) 
to    he   avoided  ;    uihich    may    be 
avoided  or  fled  from  ;   affording 
refuge,  sheltering, 
'■tfcv^ii,  -to;,  Att.  -tojf,  t'l,  (fr.  same) 

flight,  escape, 
^cv^o/i'ti,  -)j,  -crai,  3  pi.  -ovrai,  1 

f.  ind.  mid.  of  ^tuyiu. 
•Pi^SXii,  -ov,  h,  a  spark. 
"tt^uAfJd)  -ui,  (fr.  last)  to  bum,  set 

on  fire, 
'tij,  Ion.  for  {<pri,  3  sin.  impf.  or  2 
a.   ind.  act.  —  il>/),  3  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  act.  o{  iprjjii. 
4>T!ycvi,  -ios,  i>,  Phegeus,  a  man's 

name. 
^nyXvoi,  -ri,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  made  of 

beech,  beechen. 
♦  vyif)  -ou,  Ij,  Dor.  ^uyAs,  (fr.  ^a- 

yo>  to  cat)  a  beech  tree. 
•t/Iyu),  obs.  for  which  duyiji. 
^iji],  Pleon.  for  ^ij,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub. 

act.  of  ipriiii. 
^TiX(u)  or  -iu)  -Ci,  (fr.  0r)Xof  an  im- 
postor) to  deceive,   cheat,  impose 
upon,  disappoint,  delude. 
^n\ri^,  -i/Koi,  0,  {fr.  same)  an  im- 
postor, cheat,   deceiver ;    a  sour 
fig  seeming  ripe. 
'PilXi'/rpat,  (1.  pi.  Ion.  of 
•tn^i'iTtii,  -ov,  ii,  (fr.  0,")Xof  an  im- 
postor)   an    impostor,    deceiver, 
chriU,  rosue. 
♦/■/Xif,  0,  Felix,  a  man's  name.    d. 

'P/jXiKi,  a.  -xa. 
<H)\o(,  -ov,  4,  an  impostor,  cheat, 

deceiver. 
'l>!)liat,  n.  pi.  of 

*'//"».  -'If,  lit  E*"'"'  *«/ia,  -OS,  a, 
(fr.  next)  rumour,  fame,  report, 
renoiiin,  celebrity  ;  an  opinion, 
rhnrar.ter  ;  an  oracle,  prediction, 
umrn. 

^rj/ii,  f.  ipi'iau).  (fr.  (prill)  lo  Rprak) 
to  npeak,  sni/,  utter,  till,  rrlaJr  ; 
lo  assert,  affirm,  arrr,  state  ;  to 
rail,  name  ;  tn  think,  deem, 
judge,  determine.  2  a.  ind.  act. 
(i(iriv. 


*0E 

*^p,  -^pos,  b,  JEoL  or  Ion.  for  5"p. 

^I'loca,  -wv.  Til,  tumours  mid  swell- 
ings of  the  sineivs. 

'i'nf'h  -nSt  n,  Phere,  name  of  a 
country. 

|^^po5,  the  food  of  the  old  gods. 

ifripaii',  d.  pi.  of  ^j;p. 

•t<ng,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  J>^f, 
Ion.  for  iipm,  -  sin.  impf.  or  2 
a.  ind.  act.  —  ifijf,  2  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  act. —  ^^);c^£((z,  -as,  -e,  JEol. 
for  l^;;o■a(/il,  -aais,  -aat,  1  a.  opt. 
act.  —  <i>it'iacti,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind. 
;ict.  —  >i<!iat)a.  Ion.  and  iEol. 
Parag.  for  /0;;i,  2  sin.  impf  or 
2  a.  ind.  act.  —  iPiiat  or  -civ,  3 
sin.  pros.  ind.  act.  —  "IT/O-i, 
Ion.  Parag.  for  (pfj,  3  sin.  2  a. 
sub.  act.  of  iptjui. 

'^^)0■rof,  -ov,  b,  fr.  Lat.  Festus,  a 
man's  name. 

J>(/ffu),  1   f.  ind.  act.  of  <pdtji  or  of 

'^I'lrprj,  -rig,  i),  a  tribe. 
ipOainv,  2  a.  opt.  act.  —  (fOn'uEiof, 
2  a.   par.  mid.  —  'fOtii',  l?cEot 
for  ipBij<rnv,  Ion.   for   iipOrirrav,  3 
|)1.  2  a.  ind.  act. —  '^9rjl'u(,  pres. 
inf  act.  or  for  tpOnvai,  2  a.  inf. 
act.  of  (J6;-;^i,  for 
•Iiflai'O),  f    ipOdau),   p.  lipOaKa,  tn  be 
beforehand  vnth,  do  a  thing  before 
another,  anticipate  ;    to  prevent, 
preclude  ;  lo  orciipy,  engage,  se- 
cure ;    to  be  able  ;  to  hasten  ;    to 
come  upon,  surprise;  to  escape, 
avoid,  sli'in.   1  a.   act.   ind.  f0- 
Qaaa'  sub.  ipOtiau).  2  a.  ind.  act. 
{(pQyjv,  (from  ^jOr//i)  2  a.   mid. 
ind.  eiOSfiiiv'  par.  (pOujiivog. 
'Pdiiot'ii,  2  a.  par.  pass,  of  ipOcipw. 
•POiipOi,   Sync,  for  (p8ilpdr)Ti,  1  a. 

impr.  pass,  of  sainfi. 
'PdSpfia,  -arof,   to,    (fr.   ipdupoi   to 

corrupt)  corruption. 
<K)uprd{,   -;),  -dv,  (fr.    same)   cor- 
ruptible, perishable. 
'POa(,  2  a.  par.  act.  of  <pOijfii,  for 

(pOdvia. 
<l>Orio«f,  1  a.  par.  act.  a.  'POiirTiivTa, 
— 'POdaui,  I  f.  ind.  act. — 'lOiiaui- 
ficv,  1  pi.  I  a.  sub.  art.  of  <pOdvio. 
't'OiyycaOni,  prrs.  inf  mid. — iPliiy- 
yiT,  Ion.  for  [(pOiyycTo,  3  sin. 
mipf  ind.  mid. — 'I'O/yynO',  Ion. 
for  <pOiyyniTo,  3  sin.  pres.  opt. — 
't'Oiyyducvoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  |)res. 
mid.  of 
'tO/yynnat,  f.  mid.  dOiy^oiini,  per 
(^Ocyiiat,to  sound,  resound,  roar, 
crow,  creak  ;    to  speak,  utter,  di 
vulgr. 
•POfyyovO',  Ion.   for  KfiOlyyovTo,  3 

pi.  im|if  inrl.  mid.  of  lust. 
POlyjin,  -Stoi;,  ri,  (fr.  (fiOiyyoimt  lo 
f.ponk)  a  voire,  speech,  utirrunrr, 
lisrimrsr,      tloipirnrr    ■       iiuund^ 


♦»;;i('Cu,  f.  -tffii)  Hnd  -l^u),  (fr.  next)!      nmse,  tune. 

to    say,    tell,  annnuncf,  divulgcyPOcy^iifuvof,  ->,,  -or,  1  n.  par.  mid 
sprewi  abroad,  rumour.  —  •POty^uTai,  Dor.  for  •infy^f 


•triliif,  -to(,  ft,  name  a.i  i^/^/ii; 

^fiv,  ipTii,  <pn.  Ion.  for  l<priv,  -nt,  -i;, 

impf  or  2  a.  ind.  art.  _.  ipl^vai, 

2  n.  inf  act.  of  ipiffil. 
'Pilviu,  Alt.  for  rpavai,  2  a.  inf.  act. 

of  ipalvui, 

t/ivi],  -ri{,  f ,  an  otprty,  eagU. 


y^iiTai,  IJOT.  lor  'V0ly(,i 

Tat,  3  Hin.  1  f.  ind.  mid.  of 'I'O/y 

yofini. 
•VOilfiriv,  -t'o,  -tiro,  prcd.  opt.  mid. 

or  pim-i.  or  2  n.  opt.  n)id.  of  tpOij- 

fii,  samp  Bii  ipOili'di. 
<tOrl'iiit)v,  Sys.  ipOttiofitv,  1    pi.  of 


<l>01 

-//?;,  -iiu  which  is  Ion.  for  09(3, 
-i;f,  -ft,  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  same. 
'\>Odi).i-p!.i,b,  (fr.  ipddpii)  todestroy) 

a  louse. 

|^0f^p£I,-poutTI,3sin.andpl.  pres. — 

ipOttfiu,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act. — itdtl- 

p;7,3sin.  |)res.  sub.  act.ofi/jOcifijj. 

•rfltipiatnf,  -105,   Att.  -£(i)j,   /;,  (Ir. 

next)  the  lousy  disease. 
'Pdctpidu)  -u),   f.  -dao),  (fr.  (pBup  a 
louse,  til.  (pOcipu  to  destroy)  to 
he  full  of  lire,  to  be  afflicted  XL.th 
the  lousy  disease. 
'I'Otipi'i^u),     and     *0£ipi'fo/ja(,     (fr 
same)  to  hunt  or  catch  lire,  cltjtr 
off  lire  ;  to  be  bitten  with  bee. 
>^6£(pd//£l'o$,  -»;,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pay*. 
—  ^OcipovTin,  pass. —  'I'dcipova  , 
act.  3  pi.  pres.  ind. —  'l>9tipioai,  5 
pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  of  tpQdpui. 
■IfOeipoipdyiij)  -d,  (fr.  (pOup,  a  lousr 
and  tpdyu)  to  eat)  to  feed  on  lict . 
'^0£('pu),  f.  (pBspu),  p.  iipOapKa,  to  CO. 
rnpt,  sj/oit ;   to  infect,   taint,  vf 
tinte  ;    to    destroy,    waste,    ruin 
ravage  ;    to  di flower,  defile,  pol 
lute  ;    to   disquiet,   vex,    trouMU 
grieve  ;    to  kill,  slay,  cut  off ;  ti 
fail,    decay,    wither  ;    to  flnish 
come  lo  an  end,  conclude,  perish 
die.      'POeipaiiai,   to  go  or   com 
with    bad    luck  ;    ta   go   anri  b. 
hanged.    1  a.   ind.   act.  i<pOcipa, 
-as,  -£.  2  a.  ind.  act.  itpQdpov,  -£j 
-£.   2  a.  ind.  pass,  cipdap'tv,  -j;; 
-!/•  sub.  (pQapa,  -fii,  -f/.  per.  ind 
pass,  iipdapjxai,  -aat,  -Tat. 
'Pdc'trat,  3    sin.    pres.   ind.    pass 

cont.  of  (pOioi. 
^6£p£i■,3sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of(iiOdpuj 
'POippui,  f.  <pOipa(i>,  Aiol.  for  ij)Odpiji. 
'hOipaei,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  oflast. 
<Pdepatyevtif,-ioi-ovi,  b,  i;,(fr.  ipOci- 
pw to  destroy,  and  yivog  a  race) 
destructive  to  a  family. 
'lOfio,  f.  (pOi'iou),  same  as  ipOdpiii. 
|^0a<)/(£^',  Ion.  for  (pQihficv,  sec  ipOd- 

o/nv. 
'VOfi,  Ion.  for  i0Oi/,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 
act. — ilifli),  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.— 
't'Oipi,  for  ipdair/,  3  sin.  2  a.  opt. 
act.  or  by  Pleon.  for  06^,  3  sm. 
2  a.  sub.  act.  of 
•VO!}/!!,  same  as  tpOdvu).  2  a.  act. 
ind.  I'lJiOrjv'opi.  i/iOalnfS^ih.  (jiOio. 
'^0|■)(T£,  Ion.  for  i'(pOr]at,  3  sin.  1  a. 
iud.  act. — 'POriai,  Ion.  Parag.  for 
ipOi'i,  3sui.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  tpOnfit. 
|^0;;(7o;lrI(   3  pi.  (jiOi'/aovTai,  1  f.  ind. 

mid.  of  (pOdvu). 
'lOiti,  -«f.  Ion.  -ii),  -tjf,  li,  Phthia, 

a  city  of  Tlinssaly. 
'Mtjilvaiat,  il.  |)1.  ot 
'VOtjicvo(;,-ou,  !i,  I'l,  (Ion.  fiir  tfOi/if- 
I'of,  par.  per.  pass,  or  Sync,  for 
rtOirf/itfof,   pur.    pres.    pasH.    of 
ijiOlu)  lo  rorni|)t)   corni/ited,  de- 
cay eri,  wasted ;    spnitiil,  niinrd, 
ravageil  ;  lost,  destroyed,  hilled  ; 
deceased,  dead. 
lOtt'dKapiTOi,  -nv,   b,  I'l,   {fr.   ipOlvu 
same  as  lb.   ipOiipw  to  corrupt, 
and  Kiinni)(  fruit)  no  longer  bear- 
ing fruit,  barren,  olil. 
•lOivoriapif,  -i('of,  h,  'i,  and  'POivorrio- 
p'd'os,  -i/i  -"'',  (fr-  next)  autumnal. 


ipOdiii,  -IK,  -til   Poet,  for  <pO{u),\      late,  late-ripening  ;     wintri/,  to- 
(087) 


*0O 

wards uiiilrr ;  blig)Uing,  wither- 
ing, ilcslruciive. 

♦9i>oi!-u)po»',  -oii,T3,(fr.  ^Ofiu  to  pe- 
rish, ami  onwpn  aulunin )  the  close 
of  the  yfcir,  autumn  ;    lule  fruit. 

■lOitiOfaKC,  Ion.   and  Epcnili.  for 


«I>IA 

*?,  and  <Mv,  a  Poet,  particle,  add- 
ed by  Paragoge. 

J'iuAt;,  -»j{,  I),  a  howl,  haso7i,  eup, 
goblet,  urn,  phial. 

^ttuMciKri,  -i;j,  and  |^laXl{, -Woj,  fi, 
(dim.  of  lust)  (J  little  cup,  bowl, 


ii}i6hv6f, 3  sin.  impf.  ind.  act.  of      gobkt,  phinl. 

noxt.     Or    the    Ion.     impf.    of  <^«lp^s,  -<i,  -iv,  (fr.  Adof  light,  tli. 


ipOivvOiatcii),  same  as   <p^lvu   or 

ifiOiio.  I 

>t8(i'C0iD,  same  as  next.  *  , 

i>Oivb>,  same  as  <f>diw,  or  tpdclpu). 

't'OlvovToi  ^i;»of,  at  the  end  of 

tJie  month. 

^Btviofirii,  -coi  -ovs,  b,  >'i,  (fr.  last) 

consumptive. 
't'Otai'ivofia,  a.  s'm.  of 
i'Otai'ivwp,  -opo?,  h,  /;,  (fr.  ^0ioi  or 
ipdiui  to  deslroj',  and  aitip  a  man) 
destructive,  mortal,  deadly. 
tOiadai,  <t>6ia0ii>,  Sync,  for  ibOka- 
6ai,  inf.  and  {pOiiaOw,  3  sin.  impr. 
prcs.  mid.   or  for  [(pOiaBai,  inf. 
and  c(pOiadiji,  3  sin.  impr.  per. 
pass,  ofipdito. 
^OicijipoTOi,  and  'iOtalfifipoTOi,  -ov, 
b,  11,  (fr.  06<ii)  or  (p6iu)  to  destroy, 
and    fiporbi    a    mortal)   deadly, 
mortal,  destructive,  bloody. 
^Btaii,  -(Of,  Att.  -£u)s,  i;,  (fr.  <p9lu) 
or   ipdiui   to   waste   away)    cor- 
ruption, waste,  destruction  ;  in- 
fiction  ;  decay,  consumption. 
tOiadi,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
♦0IU),  f.  -iffu,  (fr.  (p6fu>  to  waste)  to 
waste,    coTisume,   destroy,    ruin, 
injure,    hurt,    kill ;    to   pine    ot 
waste  away,  decay,  wither  ;    to 
finish,  come   to    an  end,  perish, 
die. 
<t6(>yyos,-ou,  6,  and  ^doyyri,  -rji,  i;, 
(fr.  (pdiyyofxai  to  utter)  a  lOiV-e, 
sound,  noise,  tune,  note  ;    an  in- 
strument of  sound  flute,  string 
&c. 
*9un,   -(j{,  and  >id6ri,  -»75,  >i,   (fr. 
<t>di<i)  to  perish)  a  consumption, 
decay,  phthisis. 
<l>6(i(f,  cont.  <I>6orf,  -tios  or  -«oj,  //, 

a  kind  of  cake, 
^doi'cpif,  -u,  -iv,  (fr.  09(5i'oj  envy) 
enviiius,  spiteful,  malicious  ;  en- 
vied, 
^dovure,  2   pi.  cont.  pres.   impr. 

act.  of 
<^6ol■f^)  -(3,  f.  -fia(i),p.  e(pd6vTiKa,  (fr. 
(j/Odvos  envy)  to  entry,  grudge  ;  to 
deny,  refuse.  1  a.  ind.  act.  £^0(i- 
vrjaa. 
^Qovfiam,  -aaa,  -av,  1  a.  par.  act. 
of  last. 


<^a'u)  to  shine)  bright,  shining,  re- 
splindent ;  sleek,  fat. 
'^lpn^{;f,  -rii,  fi,  a  dried  Jig,  raisin 
■tZ/JXn,  -ni,  I'l,  (fr.  Lat.  fibulu,  a 

clasp)  a  buckle,  clasp. 
l^l(5a'^•l'J;,  -»;;,  I),  for  iriQiiKvr]. 
<^l^f'u),same  asi/it/^u).  per.ind.pass. 

TTCipiStiijai.  ])pflll.  7rf(/)((5;;i7(i//iir. 
Jiuiof,  -ov,  b,  name  of  a  mountain. 
'i'ly,  for  cdi'Xt,  V.  sin.  or  for  (jiiXa, 

ncut.  pi!  oCplXo;. 
JiiAuyaOos,  -ou,  6,  i'/,  (fr.  <ptXof  fond, 
and    nj'dOos    good)   a  friend  or 
/over  q/"  ^oori  men,  or  o/"  good- 
ness, upright,  righteous. 
*iXo>'>ao5,-ou,  h,  !i,  (fr.  same,  and 
ay>.abi  splendid)  fond  of  splen- 
dour, magnificent,  grand. 
'^i\ahX(pcut,  -(IS,  fi,  Philadelphia, 

name  of  a  city. 
'I'lXu^tXi/iai,  -us, )'),  (fr.  (/ii')os  friend- 
ly, and  a^£X(/)ds  a  brother)  6ro- 
</ier/(/  /oDC,  affection. 
't<t\d^c\(pos,  -ov,  b,  !},  {(r.  same) 
full  of  brotherly  love,  fond   of 
one''s  brother,  affectionate,  kind. 
<t>t'XdOcU,  Dor.  for  ipi'Sr^OcU,    1    a. 
par.  pass. — |^l'^ul,  Sync,  for  (/■/- 
\iiaai,  1  a.  impr.  mid.  of  r/)iXfij. 
'tiXniraroi,  Ion.   and  Dor.  for  ^i- 

XcuTOTos,  sup.  of  0iXos. 
•fiXrttriof,  -00,  6,  (/,  (fr.  0i'Xos  fond, 
and  airm  blame)  apt  to  blame, 
censorious,  severe,  morose,   con- 
tentious, quarrelsome. 
<l>i'Xa^a,-aros,  tu,  Dor.  for  (pi\rijia. 
'Pt^afiitpTrJiJU}v,-ovo;,b,fi,  (fr.  (/iiXos 
fond,  and   a^LdpTtiyia   sin)  loinng 
sins,    wicked,    depraved,    repro- 
bate. 
•t'lXai'ipla,   -ns,  <;,   (fr.  same,   and 
aiijp  a   husband)  tlie  love  of  a 
husband,    conjugal    attachment^ 
affection. 
<I>/Xan5pos,  -ov,  0, 1'l,  (fr.  same)  lov- 
ing   one's  husband,  affectionate, 
tender  ;    resorted   to,    populous, 
crowded. 
•fi\av9pwnio>  -d,  f.  -nau),  p.   ircipt- 
XavOpi'ovriKa,  (fr.  (/)/Xo$  fond,  and 
dvOoMTTOi  a  man)  to  love  men,  act 
kindli/,  be  humane ;    to  speak  to 
or  address  affably 


tQdvof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  00fta)  to  pine)  en-\<i>i.\avOii(j)-ia,  -nj,  ij,  (fr.  same)  hti^ 
vy,jeaUmsy;  malice, sjnle,hatrcd,i     manily,     philanthropy,     benevo- 


grwJge,  stint ;  blame,  censure, 
tdovovfiiv,    1    pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 

act.  —  •Pdovuvvrnf,  a.  pi.  cont. 

par.  pres.  act.  _  ipdovouot,  3  pi. 

cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  ^flov/cj. 
tOopd,  -as,  ht  and  'W6po<;,  -ov,  o,(fr. 


lencc,  kindness  ;  civility 

^i\dvOpuiKOs,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same) 
humane,  gentle,  courteous,  bene- 
volent, kind. 

'^lX-^^■ep^J^u51  (fr.  last)  humanely, 
hencvolenlhi ,  kindly,  affably 


dnii)  to  destroy)  ronupt.ion,\<ti\aftyvpiw -w,  f- ->'i(tm,]).  ■!TC<pi\ap- 
decay,  d'lssolulinn,  death;  ruin,\  yipnKa,  (fr.  (jilXoi  fond,  and  dp- 
destruction  ;  contagion,  pesti-]  yupos  silver)  to  he  find  of  mo- 
leJice,   plague  ;    mischief,  bane,\     ney,  avaricious;   to  coi^et. 


lots  ;  carnage,  slaughter, 
tddpof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.   same)  de- 
strurtive,  pernicious,  ruinous,  in- 
jurious  ;  deadly,  mortal. 


'l>i\npyvpia,  -as,  >'i,  (fr.  same)  love 
of  monty,  covetousness,  avarice. 

■l<ddpy>jpoi,-ov,b,l,,  (fr.  same)/on^i 

of  money,  covetous,  avaricious, 

(588) 


•I-IA 

<^t\as,  -aSof,  fi,  (fr.  0iX/u>  to  love) 

n  joint,  coupling,  joining. 
•tcXilffui,  Dor.  for  ^diXr/aai,  1  a.  inf. 

act 't'lXaac,  ion.  ami  Dor.  for 

cipiXricc.  3  sin.  a.  ind.  act.  —  <^;- 
Xdtroi',  Dor.  fori^/Xfiffoi-,  1  a.  impr. 
act.  —  ircXdtru),  -acn:,  -aci,  Dor. 
for  (^(X/;(Tu),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of^iX/u. 
*/X(tro,    Ion.    for   t<pl\(iTo,   3   sin. 
impf.  ind.  pass,  of  (plX'it",  same 
as  (^iX«w  or  Sync,  for  ((/nXi/o-aro, 
3  sm.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  (/iiX/cj. 
<^lXau^l'a,  -nf,  ^,  (fr.  c/i/Xof  li)nd,  and 
avrdi  self)  silf-love,  seljishniss. 
'i'lXnvroi,  -ov,  !>,  fj,  (fr.  same)  lov- 
ing one's  self,  .se(/i.s/i. 
>li\t,  for  i/ii'Xcc,  pres.  impr.  act.  — 
<^lX{'f(l',pres.  inf.  act. — il>iXhaKe, 
Ion.  for  c<pi\u  -ci,  3  sin.  impf. 
act.  —  "fiAcTs,  -XtT,  2  and  3  sin. 
cont.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  <^lX/u)(T^', 
Dor.  and  JEol.  for  (piXiovai,  3  pi. 

pres.  ind.  act 4>iXcav,  Ion.  for 

eipiXiov,   impf.   act.  —  •i'lXiovTi, 
Dor.  for  (/iiXoi'xri,  3  pi.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  0iXj'(i). 
<i'i\i.\c>'lfnov,  -ovos,  b,  fj,  (fr.   0/Xos 
fond,  and  tXtij/jui'  pity)   loving 
mercy,  merciful,  conipassionale. 
'tuXiopros,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  (jtiSog  fnnd, 
and  fopTi;  a  (e-dsl)  fmil  of  feast- 
ing or  holy  days,  jovial,  convivial. 
't'tXcirtTtiifiTfii,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same, 
and  e-mTif/dui  to  blame,  th.  riixfi 
inmishment)  apt  to  blame,  censo- 
rious, sevne,  morose. 
'InXcpyiui  -ui,  (fr.  same,  and  /pyoi» 
work)  to  be  fond  of  work,  work 
hard,  attend,  be  busy. 
tbiXtpyla,  -OS,  hy  (fr-   same)  dili- 
gence, carefulness,  attention. 
<t>iXepyos,-ov,  b,fi,  (fr.  same)  /bn(2 
of  work,  diligent,  attentive,  labo- 
rious. 
'I>iX/pr;^os,  -on,  b, »),  (fr.  (jiiXos  fond, 
and  Ipnpni;  the  desert)  loving  so- 
litude, solitary,  lonely,  retired. 
t'lXip'iOos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
/pi0os  a  wool  spinner)  fond  of 
spinning  lunol. 
•fiXtSiTin,  Dor.  for  (f>iXovvTai,  3  pi. 
cont.  prcs.  ind.  pass. — tinXiuvres, 
Dor.  for  (jiiXnTivTcs,  n.  pi.  cont. 
prcs.  par.  act.  —  <l>iXtT)vri,'Dor. 
for  (piXorai,  3  pi.  cont.  prcs.  ind. 
act. — it'tXcuaa,  Dor.  for  (titXovaa, 
pres.  par.  fem.  cont.  —  <I>(X£i;o-(, 
Dor.  for  (litXovai,  3  pi.  cont.  pres. 
ind.  act.  of  ^iXfu. 
IiiX£;^0>K)  -t'os  -oris,  and  ^^fXc;^;6pos, 
-ov,  11,  >i,  (fr.  0(Xos  fond,  and  (■)(- 
60s  hatred)  quarrelsome,  content 
tious  ;  odious,  hateful. 
'tuXcx^fo}  or  -Bpiu),  f.  ->'/ctw,  p.  rtapi- 
Xi')(OriKn,  to  love  enmity,  be  fond 
of  (juaTrelUni;,  wrangle,  dispute; 
to  hale,  dislike. 
'I'tXiu  -u,  f.  -1/(70),  p.  ■iTe(fi(XnKa,  (fr. 
(jiiXoi  fond)  to  kiss,  embrace  ;  to 
love,  cherish,  he  fond  of,  dote  on  ; 
to  treat  kindly,  receive  hospitably^ 
entertain  ;    to   use,    be   wont,  he 
accustomed,    iinpf.  ind.  act.  c(pi- 
Xcov  -ovv.   1  a.  act.  ind.  c<l>iXrjaa' 
sub.  if>iXfi<T(D'  inf.  (jitXnaai.  per. 
ind.  pass.  nt<piXrinai.   per.   ind. 
mid.  TtiipiXa. 


*IA 


*IA 


♦fXi?,  ->JJ,  f,  (fern.  ot<ptXoi  dear)  o 

*iAi)(}ovof,  -ov,  i,  4,  (fr.  ipiyiOi  fond, 
and  );(5o^rj  pleasure)  addicted  to 
pleasure,  voluptuous,  luxurious. 

•PiXriKota,  -aj,  r/,  (fr.  same,  and 
oKouiii  to  hear)  toi-e  of  hearing, 
curiosity  ;  desire  for  learning: 

♦1X//K005,  -ou,  6,  )'/,  (fr.  same)  de- 
sirous of  hearing,  aUenlive,  in- 
quisitive, cunuus. 

^i^rtfia,  -aros,  rd,  (fr.  0iXfu»  to  kiss, 
th.  (piXoi  friendly)  a  hiss,  em- 
brace, salute. 

■PiX^^Evai,  Ion.  or  Dor.  for  <pi\rivai, 
2  a.  inf.  act.  of  0iXi)^(,for  ^iXfu>* 
or  bj  Ectas.  for  tpiXi^ttvai,  wh. 
Dor.  for  (piXitf,  pres.  inf.  act. 
cont.  of  0iX/oi. 

ifcXi/fft,  same  as  ^iX/w. 

<t>i\iili(j>v,  -ovos,  i,  a  man's  name, 
d.  •^lXl7/iovl. 

■tiX^fvcof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  <(ii\oi  fond, 
and  71'ia  the  reins)  ^brwi  of  the 
reins,  or  of  driving ;  obedient, 
trained. 

•ftXi'ifuip,  -opos,  b,  (fr.  ^Aoj  friend- 
ly, and  avi/p  a  man)  affectionate ; 
hind,  benevolent. 

•ViXnc'  Dor.  for  t^iXvcc,  3  sin.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  —  *iXr(<7ai,  1  a.  inf 
act.  —  iTiXi'jffijf,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub. 
act.  —  •PiXi'iaui,  1   f.  ind.  act.  of 

dlX/d). 

<J>(X;;<r(^oXirof,  -ov,  b,  l/,  (fr.  rfii'Xoc 
fond,  and  /i/XTu  to  sing)  dclighl- 
ing  in  singing,  fond  of  songs, 
musical. 
♦iXi/ffif,  -tof,  Alt.  -toiy,  fi,  (fr.  &i- 
X/u  to  love,  th.  0iXo5  friendly) 
love,  affection,  a'tnchmmt ;  friend- 
ship, regard;  kindness,  fond- 
ness. 
<t>iXi;ri7{,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  ^I'Xoj  a  friend) 

a  seducer  ;  a  thief,  robber, 
^iXrirhf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  lover. 
'ifiXriTis,  -q,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  lovely, 
dear,  beloved.     Subs,  the  name 
of  a  man. 
•I'lXi'/,   -m,   fi,    (fr.   same)  friend- 
ship, esteem,  regard;  love,  nffec 
lion. 
"tcXirf^u),  f.  -nam,  p.  nr^iX/aira,  (fr. 
last )   to  form   a  frien'lship  with, 
become  a  frimd  to,  associale,  be- 
friend ;  to  declare  love. 
♦iXWf,    -h,   -f>v,   (fr.   di/Xo{  fond) 
pro'lurlive  of  friendship,  friendly, 
ocnevolrnl,  kind, 
•tiXiiofiai,  (fr.  same)  to  become  a 

frierul,  litfrirrul,  assist. 
<H\io(,  -a,  -ov,  or  -ou,  h,  fj,  (fr. 
same)  in  frimdthip,  friendly,  ul- 
ticd,  prarcntilr.  An  epitln;!  o( 
Jupiter  presiding  over  friend- 
ship, 
'tuXiwTqiriOf,  -ov,  b,  1),  and  <>(Xur- 
iri<r4t,  -f),  -hv,  of  CT  belonging  to 
the  rity  Philtppi, 

•Viyiir-wni,  -uiv,  0!,  name  of  a  town, 

Philippi, 
♦/Xnrro(,  -on,  i,  (fr.  <^fXov  fond,  ami 

Irrirnf   a   horse)    fimrl    of  horses, 

martini.     Also,  a  man'*  name. 
•PiXif,  -If Of,    !i,    a   ranf,    reed ;     o 

p)pe,Jlutr  ;  a  woman's  name. 
♦  •XiVrof,  -ov,  b,  Pltilittus,  a  man's 


name  ;  or,  for  ^iXtotoj,  sup.  I 
and  <pi\iwv  or  dn'Xrtpaj,  comp. 
of  (fiiXos. 

<I>i'XXt'pa,  -05,  1^,  a  woman's  name. 

<l>iXXupfa,  -15,  n,  a  shrub  lilie  pri- 
vet, phiUyria. 

"tiXXvpt^uf,  -a,  b.  Dor.  for  ^iXXir- 
piini,  -ov,  b,  tlie  son  ofPhitlyra. 

■tiXo/JoX^r;;?,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  iJiiXo?  a 
friend,  and  /JaXXu  to  throw)  a 
friend  who  risks  his  life  to  avert 
another^  s  danger. 

•ttXoy/upyof,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  (piXo^ 
fond,  and  yewpyds  a  husband- 
man, which  fr.  yn  the  land,  and 
ipyov  work)  loving  husbandry, 
fond  of  agriculture,  a  farmer. 

'i>i\oyridhi,  -fOi  -ovs,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  ytiOiui  to  rejoice)  rejoicing, 
joyous,  glad,  delighted, 

'PiXoyvvatoi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  yvvi]  a  woman)  loving  wo- 
men, fond  of  a  wife,  uxorious, 

it<t\o6ia-zoroi,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  same, 
and  6c(yr76Trig  a  master)/on<f  of 
his  master,  faithful. 

•t>i\6^,t]fios,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
^^fios  the  people)  loving  ttie  peo- 
ple, patriotic. 

4>(X(5oofos,  -ou,  6,  n,  (fr.  same,  and 
c6^a  glory  or  opinion) /on//  of 
glory,  ambitious  ;  led  by  opinion, 
time  serving,  pluusVile. 

<I><Xi5^oui70{, -ou,  b,  ^,  (fr.  same,  and 
iov-rrim  to  sound)  much-sound- 
in  e,  loud,  pealing. 

*iX<i^uio5,  -ou,  b,  II,  (fr.  same,  and 
^uifi  life,  th.  ^du  to  hve)  desirous 
of  life ;  fond  of  animals  ;  benefi-- 
cent,  kind. 

ifi\o6cdii(i)v,  -ovo;,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^tdofiai  to  look  aX)  fond  of 
sights,  curio'is 
iI>(X(i9(o{,  -ou,  b,  l],  (fr.  same,  and 
6ti{  God)  loving  God,  n  lover 
of  God;  pious,  devout,  righteous. 
•Pi\o6cpia,   -at,   II,   (fr.  same,  and 


&hp  a  wild  beast)  the  desire  of 
hunting. 

|^lXoOpr;v>/f,  -ioi-ov(,  and  ^iXdOprj- 
vof,  -nv,  b,  !i,  (fr.  iplXoi  fond, 
and  Spnfof  lamentation)  /b?ii-/  of 
mournine:,  sorrovful,  sad ;  dole- 
ful, mournful. 

tiXoi,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  opt.  act. 

of  0iXtu). 

<t'iXui(pn(,  -a,  b.  Dor,  for  4'(Xofi/,i)f, 
-ov,  0,  (fr.  <pi\of  fond,  and  uiitiiu) 
to  commit  fornication)  a  lecher- 
ous person. 

•t>iXAKriXo(,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  ^ii'Xoj 
fond,  and  Kn'Xoj  btautiful)  bivini; 
biniily ;  admiring  not ilrnrss,  fair- 
ness or  honesty,  honourable  ;  ele- 
gant, neat,  accomplisltcd,  of  good 
taste, 

4>iXoir4Xu(,  (fr.  last)  elegantly,  neat- 
ly, t'lslefuUy. 

1>iXo«/p('(in,  -fn,  )'(,  (fr.  0fXo;  food, 
and  Kipiof  gain)  love  of  gain, 
avarice. 

'^lXolffpl^f)5,  -lot  -out,  h,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  forul  of  gain,  covetous, 
avnririous, 

•tiXor/proj/of,  -oil,   b,   fi,  (fr.  ^/Xo 
fond,  and   (t/pr»/iO{   rnproachfiil, 
which  fr.  nr/'in   the   heart,  and 
(580) 


4>IA 

th.  Tffjivu  to  cut)  fond  of  ceti' 
sure,  reproachful,  scolding,  op' 
probrious, 

4>(Xo)ciV'5u>'oj,  -ou,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same, 
and  Ktvivvoi  danger)  ready  to  en- 
counter danger,  daring,  bold, 
venturous, 

•ttXoKivivviDi,  (fr.  last)  daringly, 
boldly,  courageously. 

'tuXdKoafiOi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  (piXog 
fond,  and  Kuafioi  order)  loving 
order  or  ornament,  fond  of  dress, 
adorned. 

^iXoKTf'ai'os,  -ou,  b,  II,  (fr.  same, 
and  KTaofiai  to  possess)  covetous, 
greedy    of    wealth,    avaricious. 

Comp.        0(XoKT£UVU)T£pOJ,       sup. 

-I'wrarof. 

iI>(XoXoyf'u)  -ui,  (fr.  same,  and  Xdyog 
discourse,  th.  yiyji  to  speak) 
to  discuss  tcittingly,  be  fond  of 
arguing  or  reasoning  ;  to  phi- 
losophize, study,  pursue  litera- 
ture. 

l^l^oXoyln,  -aj,  //,  (fr.  same)  iove  of 
discussion  or  argument;  love  of 
letters,  study  of  literature. 

*(XdXoyof,  -ou,  0,  17,  (fr.  same) 
fond  of  discussion  or  argument, 
devoted  to  study,  studious,  litera- 
ry, a  philologist, 

i>tXofiaOiii>  -ui,  f.  -I'lffui,  p.  Tii^iXs- 
lidOriKa,  (fr.  (|5('Xos  fond,  and  fiav- 
0(11  u  to  learn)  to  desire  to  learn, 
wish  to  improve, 

•tfiXoiiuOiis,  -t'os  -oij;,  b,  /;,  (fr. 
same)  desirous  of  learning,  stu- 
dious. 

|^<X(;f^(Il,  same  as  ^iX/oi,  from  it 
may  be  formed  ipiXai,  1  a.  inipr. 
mid.  and  c0iXaTO,3  sin.  1  a.  ind. 
mid.  with  i^Ji  long. 

i|>iX(ifini'Tis,  -(Of,  All.  -ciiti,  b,  I'l,  (fr. 
(piXoi  fond,  and  ^idirti  a  prophet) 
fond  nf  diviners,  credulous,  su- 
perstitious. 

't'i\ofifiei?iii,   -loi   -oT<i,   i,   I'l,     (fr. 


same,  and  iiciidu)  to  laugh) 
laughter-loving,  smiling. 

'tuXofiitri^rii,  -hi  -ovi,  b,  fj,  (fr. 
same,  and  fiTifini  care,  in  pi.  fii'i- 
ha  the  privy  parts)  lascivious, 
lecherous,  wanton. 

"riXii/JoXTTof,  -ou,  b,  ';,  (fr.  same, 
and  ^oXti)  a  song,  th.  ^/Xttji  to 
sing)  fond  of  song,  charmed  with 
singiiiQ,  inusical. 

'P(Xo/iouo/c;,  -If,  /;,  (fr.  same,  and 
Moiioii  a  Muse)  love  of  or  taste 
for  music. 

't'lXdiiovaof,  -ov,  b,  I),  (fr.  same) 
fond  nf  music,  musical ;  fond 
nf  study,  studious,  literary ; 
Irarnid,  accomplished. 

<|>iXu/iiiOoc,  -on,  b,  II,  (fr.  (lifSoi  fond, 
and  iwOn<  i\  (Mi;)  fond  of  fables, 
drligliting  in  slorirs,  romantic. 

'Pi\dfi<Dao(,  -ov,  b,  fi.  Dor.  for  ijuXS- 
uovaof. 

>ViXovtiit(ta  -u,  f.  -//Ou),  (fr.  iplXof 
fond,  and  in>fOf  sirifi')  to  emu- 
late, vir  with,  mid  ;  to  dispute, 
strive,  ronlrnd  ;  to  lirawl,  ijuarrel. 

'^lXnl■£«(^l,  -'If,  h,  (';■■  "amc)  /o"« 
of  cnnlrnlinn,  dispute,  strife^ 
quarrel;  emulation,  jealousy,  rif 
vnlry. 


-us,  >5,  (Ir.  <pi\o(  Ibiul, 
;   a   stranger)    ho.ipila- 


■HA 

#iX<!i'(iico{,  -oi>,  4,    I/,    (fr.  sanio) 

Joint  of  contaition  or  ili.tjiulis  ; 

cviilentiuiis ;      eniulmis,      cagir, 

aiiaiuus ;  spirilcti,  mttllifoiiie. 
"TiAoifuoi'irui*',  g.  |>1.  colli.  |ircs. 

|>!ir.  pass,  ol  (piXoftiKiu). 
<I>iXoifi»-u<;,  (fr.  ^'<(>ui'fuo>- emulous) 

enmlouslj/,  aiuioimli/y  cnrncslli/. 
"fiXoff  iY(i, 

and  ^/ic 

lUt/. 
<^l^u^I»'o;,  -on,  h,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  /los- 

})itulile,  nfnaut  to  xlmnjserx. 
•tiXoir/i/y/iwr,  -oi'oj,  6,  i^,  (fr.  0Adj 

fond,    and    Tralyfia   a    pi'iy,    ih. 

raif   a   boy)  _/ojk/    of  pt'iy  cr 

_;'c.?/.«  ,"  facetious,  witty  ;  sparine, 

planful. 
<t>i\oT,ipOirtoi,  -0X1,  6,  i5,  (fr.  same, 

and    viipOii'of  a    virgin)    Inving 

■niaidx  ;  fond  of  virginity. 
♦lAdirXoiiToj,  -ov,  h,  I'l,  (ir.  same, 

and   rAoi'Tos   wealth)  a  lover  or 
yb/ifi  f)/"  wtatlh,  covetous,  avari- 

cioxis. 
•fiXoitniftrtof,  -ov,  b,   »';,  (fr.   same, 

and  rrotfii'iv  a  sluplierd)  /(wirf  o/ 
flocks,  pusloral. 
•I'fXdffoXif,  -<of,  Alt.  -juf,  h,  I/,  (fr. 

same,  and   roAif  a  city)  a  /owr 

of  the  city,  attached  to'  the  slate, 

patriotic. 


*IA 

and  aKdfifia  a  taunt)  fond  nf 
raillery,  wuggiih,  jocose  ;  severe, 
ketn. 

'J>t^oauip(ii)  -Ol,  f.  -1/(7(1),  (fr.  same, 
and  auifdi  wisi-)  to  lore  or  he  dt- 
votcd  tu  uisdoiii  ;  to  prtifiss  phi- 
loixiphy,  conimtncc  philosiiphir  ; 
to  It  rich  or  tcurn  philosophy ;  to 
philosophize,  analyze,  exuiiiinc ; 
In  trriil  of,  discuss,  study. 

•t'lXoauipia,  -iif,  i),  (Ir.  same)  thi 
love,  study  or  pursuit  of  uisdinn 
or  Uaruing  ;  wisdom,  phdosuphi/, 
study  ;  eloquence  ;  a  inonuslit 
life.' 

'liXou'iifitKoi,  -ti,  -&i',  (fr.  same) 
pliitnsophic. 

l^(Aocrol^o{,  -01),  6,  )';,  (fr.  same)  a 
lovir  of  wisdom  or  Iciiniing;  a 
viise  7nan,  philosopher ;  philoso- 
phic, ivisr,  learned. 

<t'i\oaoipovvTiii,  a.  pi.  cont.  pres. 
Jiar.  act.  oi  (piXoaotjii^. 

'tfiXoaropyla,  -iif,  rj,  (fr.  iplXof 
fricnJly,  and  aropyii  affection, 
th.  aripyw  to  love)  natural  affec- 
tion, attachment. 

<^lX(io•^of)yof,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same) 
loving,  aJfeclio7iate,  tender,  at- 
tached. 

'tiXoarSpywi,  (fr.  last)  affectionate- 
ly, tenderly,  kindly,  indulgently. 


•l<iy.oTToXtTi]s,  -ov,  b,   (fr.   same)   o  ifiXoffiWjpun',  -ores,  b,  t),  (fr.  (jjiXug 


lover  of  one's  country  ;  a  friend 
of  the  citizens. 

*iXoroi'/u  -Cj,  f.  -I'jaw,  (fr.  ^'ji'Ao? 
fond,  and  -rrdvoi  labour)  to  love 
lalinur,  labour  diligently,  exert, 
endeavour,  toil. 

•ttXonoila,  -a{,  i',,  (fr.  same)  dili- 
gence, indusln/. 

*iA(Siroi'Of,  -ov,  b,  fj,  (fr.  same)  iti- 
dustnous,  lalinrious,  diligent. 
Comp.  ^(AoTroiurtpos,  sup.-iira- 

TOf. 

^iXoiroviwatv,  3  pi.  eont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  of  ^lAoroi'f .). 

•fiAoTTfJi'ws,  (fr.diAdTroK); laborious) 
laboriously,  diligently,  with  pains. 

<ttXo-poanyopln,  -n;,  »/,  (fr.  next) 
affability,  courleousness^  civility. 

'tiXoTpioi'/yopos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  0(- 
Xof  fond,  TTodf  to,  and  ayopn'u) 
to  address,  th.  ayopa  a  speech) 
affable,  courteous,  condescend- 
ing. 

•ViXoi:pu)Ttia,  -Of,  )'/,  (fr.  same,  and 
TpCiTOi  first)  love  of  precedency, 
wish  to  beflrsl,  ambition. 

^iXoirpii)Ttiti),  f.  -tvau),  (fr.  same) 
to  love  to  be  first  or  chief,  claim 
the  pre-eminence,  he  ambitious, 
arrogate,   par.   pres.   act.   0iAo. 

TTOlVTlillDV. 

>tiX6-iroij)TOi,  -ov,  0,  t'l,  (fr.  same) 
wishing  to  he  flrst,  ambitious, 
aspiring,  presumptuous,  arro- 
gant. 

♦TAof,  -ov,  0,  a  friend. 

♦yXof,  -i;,  -ov,  dear,  brloved,  che- 
rished;  kind,  friendly,  benevo- 
lent, loving,  fonil,  attached,  af- 
fectionate ;    agreeable,  pleasing. 


kind,  and  auKjiouv  prudent)  mo- 
derate, temperate. 
<I>iX(irnf,  -dTos,b,  Dor.  for  ^iXdr;;;. 
•t'tXuTiKi'la,   -ai,  >],  (fr.  ij>iXos  fond, 
and  tUvov  offspring,  th.   tIktw 
to   beget)    inve  or   affection  for 
children. 
<^<Al5^£(.■I'os,    -ov,  h,  I/,    (fr.   same) 
Inving  one's  children,  nffectionate. 
'l>iX6TCxioi,    -ov,    b,    ri,    (fr.    ^I'Xof 
fond,  and  Tf^irj  an  art)  skilful, 
ingenious,  clever. 
'^lX(5T7;f,  -rjTOi,  II,  (fr.  ^I'Aos  friend- 
ly)   loi'e,    ajjeclion,    ulluchmeiit, 
Jriendship,     benevolence,     good- 
will, regard;  a  friend. 
'tiXoTi'iata,  -as,   >),   viz.  iriats,   (fr. 
same)  ajriendly  drink;  a  pledge 
of  love. 
'PiXori'iaio;,  -ov,  b,  i/,   (fr.  same) 
friendly,  affectionate,  of  or  relat- 
ing to  love,  amatory. 
•tiXdrrjaif,  -10?,   Alt.    -fwf,   i/,    (fr. 
mmc)  fricmlship,  regard,  esleii,:. 
•hiXoTinuadai,  pres.  inf.  mid.  cont. 

of 
'itXoT'ifiiouni  -ovfiat,^.  -I'liro/iai,  (fr. 
^I'Aof  fond,  and  n//^  honour, 
th.  Ti'o)  to  honour)  to  court  or 
woo  honour,  thirst  after  honour  ; 
to  endeavour  anxiously,  strive 
earnestly  ;  to  emulate,  rival,  vie 
with  ;  to  be  ambitious,  make  it 
one's  ambition,  estean  it  an 
honour,  desire  extremely  ;  to 
boast,  be  elated,  be  vain  or  self- 
sufficient  ;  to  indulge  in  ;  to 
bribe,  give  liberally,  bestow ;  to 
persecute  with  hatred,  thirst  for 
revenge 


grateful  ;    sometimes   used   in-  ^lAoW/Jv^",  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  same) 

a  pursuit,  object  of  desire  ;  vani- 
1y,  ambition. 
9iXo9Kwiinuiv,  -ovos,  b,  li,  (fr.  last,!*iXori/i(a,  -aj,  ^,  (fr.  same)  a  de- 


stead  of  a  possessive  pronoun, 
mine,  thine,  own. 


•HA 

sire  or  ihir$t  for  honour,  amht 
lion  ;    emulation,  rivalry,  com- 
pitition  ,  a  donation,  largess,  mu- 
ii\J:ccnce ;    zeal,  eagiriuss,   ear- 
nislntss. 
•InXdrljioi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  de- 
sirous aJ  honour,  ambitiuus;  i  mu- 
lous,    rival;     zealous,    earnest; 
munijiccnt,  liberal. 
•t'lXoTifiov^iOu,  1  pi.  ind.  — 'riXori- 
^ovficioi,  -n,  -or,  par.  pres.  pass, 
com.  ol  ipiXuTifiiufiai. 
'luXor'tftuf,     (fr.    (piXdrifios     ambi- 
tions) ambitiously^  eagetly,  anx- 
iously, zealously,  ailigintly, 
't'lXdTjiijTos,    -ov,  b,    I'l,    (fr.    (ptXos 
agreeable,  and  ri fiim  to  cut)  ap- 
pointed   or  fixed  for  circumci- 
sion. 
't'tXarfjoipiu)  -d,  f.'-i'jcii),  (fr.  same, 
ami  rpfipo)  to  nourish)  ./o  f/(/(^/i/ 
in  feeding  or  breeding. 
•i'iXov,  g.  sin.  of  (//I'Xoj. 
'I'lAoih'Twi',    g.    <riiXi  virai,    a.    pi. 
cont.    par. — l^lAoi;(rl   or  -<7ii',  3 
pi.  conl.  ind.  pres.  act.  of  ifiiXiw. 
'l'tXo<l>poveiii  -w,  f.  -I'ortj,  p.  inipiXo- 
(jipuvrjKa,    (fr.    i^i'Xos    kind,    and 
ippoi'iu)   to   think,   th.    (jjpiii   the 
mind)  to  think  friendly,  be  bene- 
volent,   kind  or    zealous ;    to   be 
courteous,  treat  kindly,   welcome, 
entertain  ;    to   prove    one's    self 
grateful. 
|^lXo(^po'|/(lJf,  (fr.  (piXdippwv  friendly) 
kindly,  courteously,  benevolently, 
humanely. 
'•I'tXoippoavvri,    -tjg,    ij,     {fr.     nc.\t) 
friendship,  kindness,  henevoUnce ; 
courtesy,  complaisance  ;  cheerful- 
ness, mirth. 
<l>iX6(ppbii',    -ovog,    b,   I'l,   (fr.    0/Xos 
kind,  and  <pp>)v  the  niind)ynt;(c/- 
ly,    kind,    benevolent ;    complai- 
sant, courteous, 
<^(X(Setw^os,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same,  and 
(jiuvi)  a  voice)  talkative,  garru- 
lous, 
<I'iXo;^pf/;inT('u,  -as,  and  <t>iXo)(pr!fio- 
avi'n,  -'/«,  >'i,  (fr.  same,  and  ^pTi- 
fia  wealth)  love  of  money,  covet- 
ousness,  avarice, 
'^iXo^pi'jiaToi;,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  same) 

dfsiiovs  if  money,  avaricious, 
•inXot^v^ia,  -as,  >/,  Ion.  -/);,  -IS,  V, 
(fr.  ifiiXos  fond  of,  and  ij.v)(!j  life) 
love  of  life  ;  covxirdice,  timidity. 
<l<lXTaT',  for  (fiiXraTt,  v.  siti.  of 
'^(Ar(^To{,  -;;,  -ov,  and  <^/A^fpof,  -a, 
-uv,  cont.  fr.  <piXi!Ta7os,  and  -re- 
pis,  sup.  and  comp.  of  <pi\os. 
il'iXrpov,  -ov,  TU,  (fr.  (jiiXos  dear)  a' 
lore  charm  or  potion  ;  the  attrac- 
tion nflovc,  love. 
^iXvki;,"  -ijs,  fi,  an  evergreen  tree. 
■i>iXvTvos,  -ov,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  ^I'Xof  fond, 
and   vTTVos  sleep)  fond  of  sleep, 
drov  sy,  sleepy. 
•i>lXvpa,  -as,  >;,  a  linden  tree,  lime 

tree. 
'^^Aa),  1  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  or  sub. 
—  'I'lAcSv,  par.  pres.  act.  cont. 
of  ipiXiw, 
(fiiXiivfia,  Dor.  for  <I>(X(i'i'i5ow,  g.  sin. 

of  <^(Xwl'0a5,  a  name. 
itiXdrepos,     comp.   —  ^iXiiTarof, 
sup.  of  ^Ao£. 


*AE 


*A0 


*0B 


tifibi,  -ov,  b,  and  IT/jor,  -ov,  ri,  a:*X/ypa,  -<jj,  i;,  a  city  of  Macedo-'4>Xo6f  -oli,  -6ov  -ov,  o,  (fr.  f)>otii 


checse-iat  ;    a  heailstalt,  hallfrA     nia 

rein,  hit ;    a  7nu::le  ;    the  string\<i'\cyvao,  g.  sin.  .■Eol.  of 

or  ti/ing  of  a  sack  ;     a  Jishing 


net ;  a  dice  bo  v. 
'ttfiovv,  pres.  inf.  acl.  cent,  of 
4>(/i(!k>  -(S,  f.  -u)cti),p.  T:t(pifttj)Ka,  (fr. 
ipiljtii    a  muzzle)  to  nnizzle,  lie 
up  the  mouth  ;    to  conjitie,  hind 
up,  tie  fast ;    to  cause  silence,  si- 
lence;   to  be  sile}it,  dumb,  hotil 
one's  peace.   1  a.  ind.   act.  t^i- 
fiwcra.  per.  pass.  ind.  vtipiinayiaf 
impr.     iTt<j>iftij)ao,    -waOu).     1    a. 
pass.    ind.    (ipijjidBtjv,   -tji,   -ij* 
impr.  (htftuiBrirt. 
't'lftuiOeli,  par.  —  *(/iu(6i;r(,   impr. 
J  a.  pass.  —  infiuceti,  2  sin.  1  f. 
ind.  act.  of  cJi/idu. 
<^lV,  for  c(ptv,  a.  du.  of  af. 
•HvTii,   -lof,  Atl.   -fuis,   b,  a  cha- 
rioteer ;    a  director,  guide ;    the 
mind. 
'J>(f,  -Kis,  I'l,  Boeot.  for  apiy^. 
<^l^poJ,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  next)  a  stump, 

trunk,  stock,  block, 
^iriw  same  as  AvTevw. 
<l>A(jfu,  to  prattle,  blab,  talk  idly ; 
to  speak  inarticulately,  stammer, 
stutter  ;  to  hoit,  bubble  up,  foam. 
^\ifv,  pres.  inf  act.  cont.  oi' <p\dni>. 
^t^avvacu),    (fr.   ^,\/u)   to  tritic)   to 
prate,  prattle,  blal,,  talk  foolishly, 
trifle  ;  to  rave,  dote. 
^\daav.   Ion.   for  i<p\aaav,  3  pi.  ] 

a.  ind.  act.  of  ^X/ju. 
4'Am'pof,  -a,  -o»',  same  as  ipavKoi. 
^Audpojf,    (fr.   last)  badly,    vilely, 

meanly. 
•fXu'u)  -u>,  f.  -Saw,  Att.  for  SXiioj, 
to  pound,  bruise  tosellur,  grind  ; 
to  soften  ay  pounding  ;    to  burst, 
break,  crack,  rrrul ;    to  eat  vora- 
ciously, swallow. 
■fXt/Joru/i/ui  -<ii,  (fr.  (p\i\p  a  vein, 
and  riuKD  to  cut)  to  cut  a  vein, 
bleed. 
^'Si^oTOjila,  -ai,  I'l,  (fr.   same)  cut- 

lini;  a  vein,  bleeding. 
■J>Af/?ori5//of,  -ov,  b,  fi,   {fr.  same) 
cutting  n  vein,  hleedini;.    'fXtlJo- 
rifi.iy,  -nv,  rb,  a  lancet. 
•V^tyiO'jISro,  Ion.   fi>r  (p>cyiOoipTo, 
3  pi.  ()rf.s.   opt.   pass.  —  <p^iyi- 
OofTof,  (•.  sin.  pros.  par.  act.  of 
'^Xt)-/0(«,  same  as  if/Xiyw. 
■J'^l}•ly,J^,  -oifrof,  b,  (Ir.  last)  Phle- 
Kithnn,  oiif  of  the  rivers  of  the 
li'.nllir-n  hell. 
fAryiif,  -£?(7u, -jV,  2  a.  par.  pass. 

of  ^X/yw. 
"I'A/j/i/'ii    -'Tros,   ri,    (fr.    ip\i'yi,t    to 
hum)  iiijlnmmalion,  heat;  Jlume, 
fire  ;  phlegm,  tpil. 
'I'^ryfialvui,    f.    -aid,  (fr.    last)   to 
burn,  gl'iti;  he  injlimird,   swell; 
In  he  puffed  up,  lirrovif  innoUnl, 
haiiett/y,  proud.     1   n.   ind.   acl. 
trjiMyfiTifii. 
<tXtyiiijni,,  I  n,  inf.  .irl.  of  last. 
^•\cyitnf>i,  .;,f,  If,  (fr.   ^,X(yf,„  in- 
llnninialion,  ih.  '/Xi'yu  to  hum) 
injlnmwalinn,  hnU. 
^ftyntiirn.  Ion.  for  (^A/yoi cro,  3 pi. 
ptes.  opi.  pass. — 1>A/yoi  ri,  D(»r. 
for  ^A/'yoi'o-(,3pl.  prcn.  ind.  net. 
of  0X/yui. 


'i>\tyiit%,  -ov,  b,  an  eagle. 

•tXiyui,  f.  <{>\i(ii),  p.  r.l<p\txa,  to 
kindle,  injtajne,  light  ;  to  blaze, 
shine,  glitter  ;  to  illuminate, 
brighten,  illustrate;  to  pain,  tor- 
ment, gall ;  to  burn,be  onjire  ; 
to  be  inflcmed  or  irritated. 

itX/ywv,  -ovTos,  b,  a  man's  name. 

't<Xeioveiii,  -as,  i),  (fr.  (pXifuiv  silly, 
ih.  <pXi(j)  to  tritle)  foulistuuss, 
folly,  trifcs. 

'^X£^ovfl'u),  and  <^X£io»'/a)  -ui,  (fr. 
next)  to  tr\flle,  play  the  fool  ;  to 
blab,  ch'itttr,  prate,  talk  idly. 

ifAf^aii', -oioj,  b, )';,  (fr.  c!/Xf w  to  trifle) 
a  trijler,  vain,  foolish,  frivolous. 

"tXf^a?,  1  a.  par.  act.  —  it>\exSih, 
•  c7aa.-h',  1  a.  par.  pass. — ^^At;^- 
Oiiiat,  1  a.  inf.  pass,  of  ^Afyu. 

(tXfiiw,  to  boil  over,  bubble  up  ;  to 
scald,  scorch,  burn. 

<rX<i^,  <p\il3bi,  !],  a  vein. 

<^X/u,  to  bubble,  boil  up  ;  to  trifle, 
play  the  fool,  blah,  talk  idly  ;  to 
abound,  be  full. 

•tiXrivaipiu)  -a,  (fr.  dX/o)  to  trifle)  to 
ploy  the  fool,  trifle,  be  silly. 

■PX/jiac^yf,  -01',  0,  (fr.  same)  idle 
talk,  nonsense,  trifles  ;  a  tnfler. 

•tiXr/ivu),  same  as  ^A/w. 

*A((i,  -Si,  I'l,  the  post  or  frame  of 
a  door  ;  a  threshold,  the  sides  of 
a  ladder,  an  upright  prop  ;  a 
porch. 

'Hipw,  JEo].  for  5Aii3(i). 

<[>\ihio}  -iS,  lo  putrefy,  rot  ;  to  he 
torn,  lacerated  or  cut  in  pieces ; 
to  become  wrinkled,  shrivel, 
shrink. 

'^A(5J'a,  a.  —  "^Xoyl|  d.  —  <tXoyof, 
g.  of  i^Xof. 

'^Xd)'fo;,  and  1)Xo)'£p3{, -(I,  -bv,  (fr. 
(pXb^a.  flame,  Ih.  dA/yu  lo  hum) 
flamme,  burning;  bright,  shin- 
ing, gliUering.  (p\oyepf)v,  a.  sin. 
feni.  Ion. 

'rXoy/yj,  f  -law,  p.  m6\6yiKn,  (fr. 
same)  In  inflame,  hum,  set  on 
fire, kinilU, blaze,  pros.  par.  act. 
ipXoyi(fiiv,  -avail,  -or.  I  a.  ind. 
act.  f^Xrfyiffu.  pres.  pass.  ind. 
ijjXnyll^Ofiai'  par.  ^Xoyifo/zfiof.  I 
a.  ind.  pass.  iipXuyiaBriv,  -m,  -tj. 

'^Aoylf(^)l',  -ovaa,  -ov,  act. — iI'Aoy!- 
(6iJCvos,-r],  -or,  pass.  par.  pros, 
of  last, 

•PXiyttof,  -ri,  -ov,  and  'lXnyAit(,-!a- 
cii,  -tv,  (fr.  (fjXiyw  to  bum)  htirn- 
me, flaming  ;  gliltering, shining. 

iI>Xo)-4<,  }.'•  "'"•  of^Xiff. 

'^Xll/(u(,  (fr.  next)  to  put,  strip  riff" 
the  bark. 

•VXoibf,  -ov,  ii,  hark,  rind  petl. 

VXnlaiUto,  f;.  fin.  Ii>n.  of 

>^Ao^r^/?of,  -ov,  b,  the  nnisr,  roar, 
fjilaidiing  or  dashing  of  the 
varrs  ;  murmur,  buzz,  purling  ; 
din,  hum,  tumuli,  Ufinar. 

iV'XniM,  (fr.  r/,Xnii,-  llic  hnrk)  to  perl, 
strip  off'  the  bark  ;  In  ./7<(i/. 

tXd/ioj,  -ov,  A,  an  herb  called  mul- 

Irin. 
^X^(,  -ybf,  I'l,  (fr.  ipX/yit  to  bum) 
a  flame,  bluzr. 

(591) 


the  bark)  a  mat,  rug  ;  the  hark, 
rind,  ptcl. 

itAuaptw  -w,  f.  -);aio,  p.  rt^Xva'pi;- 
Ka,  (\r.  (I'Xvapos  a  tnfler,  th.  ^AfV 
to  trifle)  to  prate,  chatter,  talk 
idly  ;  to  trifle,  play  the  fool ;  to 
mock,  deride,  scorn.  1  a.  ind. 
acl.  iipXvdprica. 

"tAvHpi'u,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  folly^ 
trifling,  silliness,  triflis. 

ifAvapof,  -ov,  b,  !j,  (fr.  i^.Xuo  to  tri- 
fle) a  prutlUr,  tuttUr  ;  idle  tri- 
fler  ;  vain,  imply,  foolish. 

<l>XvapC>v,  par.  pres.  act.  cont.  of 
^Xvapfu. 

<tAvJapo{, -",  -or,  (fr.  next)  humid, 
mi,  moist. 

ifAiiOiw  -hi,  (fr.  (^Xi'w  to  boil  over) 
to  grow  moist,  wet  or  damp  ; 
to  flag,  uilhir,  grow  faint  or 
ueuk. 

•tXv^ia,  same  as  diXvu. 

<i>Xvripiit)  -UI,  Ion.  for  ^Xi'np/w. 

"I'Xuk.nin'a,  -r)5,  i),  and 

'^At■^T(s,  -iios,  I],  (fr.  ^iXvti)  to  boil 
over)  a  blister,  boil,  pimple. 

<t>Xvoi,  (fr.  ipXvw,  same  as  (pXeio  to 
trifle)  trifles,  silliness,  folly. 

<^Al'lo,  f.  -vau),  same  as  th.  <pX(o), 
to  bubble  up,  boil,  boil  over ;  to 
make  a  noise  by  boiling  ;  to 
parch,  burn,  scald  ;  to  vomit, 
belch  forth  ;  to  trifle,  play  the 
fool  ;  to  blab,  talk  idly. 

't'o0a6fii.  Dor.  for  AoiinOiif,  2  sin. 

1  a.  sub.  pass,  ot  (pui'iiufxai. 
<^o/?f£OKOl',  i'oet.  and  Ion.  for  Kpu- 

/ioi'i',3pl.  impf.  ind.  act.  cent. — 
<t>o!3uaOai,  inf —  iPiillilaOt,  impr. 

2  pi.  conl.  pres.  mid.  of  ipoPlw. 
'PojSfOfiai    -o?/iai,    (Ii".    ijiiliofjai    to 

fear)  to  fear,  dread,  tremble. 

•tolhpil^o),  f.  -tatii,  (fr.  i!)o/?fp3«  terri- 
ble) to  terrify,  friahlen,  alaim. 
per.  ind.  pass.  TTKJjdlh'piaiiai. 

'^o,'ifpl(T^i;s",-o5,  0,  (fr.  ne.M)  tenor, 
fright,  dread,  alarm. 

't>o(itpbs,  a,  -br,  (fr.  il,iij3iii  fear,  Ih. 
ifiijjoijat  to  ftar)_/tv;r/i/f,  dreail- 
ful,  formidable,  frighiful  ;  Irni- 
hle  ;  timid,  cov  ardly,  dastardly. 
conip.  <pn(hpuiTCpo;,sii\i.  -urnroi. 

>t>n0iowi,  (fr.  last)  horribly,  fright- 
fully, Icrrdily. 

'^o/3£^;^ul,  Dor.  for  ipo(Jovfiiii.  pres. 
ind.  mid.  cont.  —  't>o0n'iinoi;. 
Dor.  (or  ipitliavficioi,  pros.  par. 
mid.  conl,  of 

'Poftiu),  f.  -;;ow,p.  irf(,M/3i;«r(i,(fr.  01'- 
/?o/i(ii  to  fear)  lo  of/right,  Icnily, 
intimidate,  alarm  ;  to  thrriilm, 
nirnace  ;  In  rrare,  put  to  flight, 
mul;  >hiijiiofjat  -ofyKK,  In  fiar, 
dread,  apprehend  ;  lo  flee,  run 
nuay.  pr(  s.  inipr.  pass,  ij.ulh'ov 
-ov,  -ciaOu  -tlaOu,  2  pi.  -iinOc 
•claOc.  impf.  ind.  puss.  Kpn^rAjniv 
-ovfiriv.  -tov  -of',  -itro  -nro.  1  ft. 
pijfiH.  ind.  tij^ofiiOiiv,  -i!f,  -n,  3  (d. 
iipo[fi'iOiianv'  impr.  iJnifhOfiTi, 
'I'lTU,  2  pi.  (fiiifli'iOiiTf  cull,  ijiuftlj- 
0(3,  -r)(,  -I/.  2  pi.  (JiulifiOT/Tf  par. 
ifiojiriOiU,  -iimi,  -/v.  1  f.  ind. 
pass.  (<.o/?f?rt)'(To(<ni. 
<t6f1ri,  -IK,  fi,  (fr.  i(,6jo(  fuar)  'nir, 
the  mane  ;  foliage. 


'I'D! 

Oo/3i),  2  sin.  cont.  prcs.  iiid.  or 
sul).  mill.  —  ifojiijOiis-,  -ctaa,  -ti', 
n.  |>l.  -O/iTiS,  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
•toiitiSiiaofiui,  -r),  -CTat,  1  1.  iiul- 
pass. — il>i(f3i;6;|i'(ii,inr. — >^ofivOl;- 
Tt,  iiupr.  '1  pi.  1  a,  pass.  —  iTd- 

li)lOu),  -9lli,-0fi,  pi.  -Oii;ill', -Orjrc, 

1  a.  stio.  pass. —  'rojir/rm,  3  sin. 
cunl.  pros.  sub.  iniil.  of^jlifu>. 

<l>ii/ii;/iii,  -(irof,  rd,  (IV.  tpujiiui  to 
IriiilUcii)  ./ear,  /error,  fn!;IU. 

'tfiji'iTpjr,  -01),  T(i,  (Ir.  same)  a 
dreadful  s\ght,  terrible  appear- 
ance. 

*(i/?of,  -01),  0,  (fr.  (j>(lioiint  to  fear) 
ye«r,  dreail,  terror,  friilu,  nji- 
preltension,  aliirin;  Jh'^ht,  rout. 

'toliov,  prcs.  iiiipr.  pass.  cent.  — 
iiojovftat,  -/3oi7if0<i,  1  sill,  and 
pi.  cont.  pres.  iiul.  mid.  —  ^^o- 
jSotl/ici'of,  -i;,  -ovj  par.  pres.  mid. 
cont.  of  (botiiijj. 

'^^;iol',  {J.  sin.  of  ^<5/3oj. 

<l>ojJof'f((ji,  prcs.  ind.  pass.  cent.  — 
<to,'joi'i^cio5,  prcs.  par.  pass. 
cent.  o\'ipoiiiu). 

^oycip,  Heb,  indecl.  Peor,  see 
BttA^tywp. 

*o7(3',  for    ^^o7)3£,  V.   sin.  of  <roT- 

<l>oi/3afu,  f.  -(<(7U),  and  'toiffdoi  -d,  f. 
-);(7(i),  (fr.  (hoiiioi  ])ure)  to  roue, 
ran/,  prophesy  ;  to  brighten, 
cleanse,  purl  ft/,  expiate,  alone  ; 
to  inspire. 

<t'oii3c7<ii,  or  Ion.  |^ol/3)/los,  -a,  -ov, 
(fr.  'I'or/joj  Apollo)  of  Phrehus. 

<t>ol,i7j,  ->;$,  j'l,  Phaihe,  a  woman's 
name  ;  also  the  moon. 

«I'oi/JoAnTrof,  Ion.  for 

4>oi/ioX)/rrrof,  -ou,  o,  i';,  (fr.  <S<o7^0f 
Apollo,  and  Xu;</ja'i'u)  to  take.) 
seized  by  ApoUo,  inspired,  en- 
rapt,  transported. 

i>o7iSoi,  -ov,  0,  (perhaps  fr.  (f>do( 
li^ht,  and  /'I'oj  life)  Phcebus, 
Apollo,  Sot,  the  sun. 

<l}0l,3)s,  -17,  -ov,  pure,  clean,  unpol- 
luted, chaste,  unspotted  ;  clear, 
bright,  shining  ;  prophetic,  in- 
spired, 

^oivqtti,  -taaa,  -cv,  same  as  i^oik- 

^oivlKiivOciio;,  -ov,  h,  t),  (fr.  (fio7vi^ 
purple,  and  dvOug  a  flower) 
having  purple  or  scarlet  flowers  ; 
blooming,  vernal. 

^otviKtos,  -It,  -ov,  (fr.  ^olvi^  purple) 
purple,  red ;  also  Phoenician. 

^otviitn,  -li,  )'i,  Phoenicia,  name  of 
a  country. 

4>a(vmo;,  -u,-ov, (fr.  0o7i'is  purple) 
purple,  ruldish,  ruddy,  rosy. 

^oivIkU,  -tii/i,  f],  (fr.  same)  a  pur- 
ple or  scarlet  garment ;  a  scar- 
let cloth,  carpet,  &c. 

9otviK6tii,  -taai,  -tv,  (fr.  same) 
purple,  scarlet,  ml. 

9oiviK6KooKOi,  -ov,  o,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kp'Jicij  a  thread)  having  pur 
pie  or  scarlet  weft ;  shot  with 
purple. 

<I>oivr/((jXo'/iOf, -ou,  0,  ri,  (fr.  <j>nvtKbi 
red,  ih.  <j>uivti  purple,  and  AiJi^o; 
a  crest)  hauing  a  red  crest  or 
comb, 

tmviKorapcios,  -ov,  b,  ?';,  (fr.  same, 


*OI 


•top 


and  r.iptta  a  check)  red  or  rosy\i^oiTC>Bi,  3  pi.  cont.  prcs.  sub.  or 


chei  ked. 

iPoiiJifdTrt^d,  -r,i,  i';,  (fr.  same,  and 
iri'^n  the  ancle)  red-footed. 

ifoiiikij,  -!),  -bv,  (fr.ipulvi^  purple) 
purple,  red,  scat  let  ;  Pkirni- 
cian. 

•t^oiviicoaTepdiriif,  -a,'u,  Dor.  for  0oi- 
viKoarcfiutrni,  (fr-  (/loinf  ruddy, 
and  arepuTtii  li:;litning,  tli.  (lo- 
TpdiTTu)  to  flash)  hurling  red 
thunderbolts. 

t'OtvtK('wro\oi,  -ov,  0,  /;,  (fr.  <poiri^ 
a  PlioRnician,  and  orAAw  to 
adorn)  I'l/rnis/irf/  or  mude  by  the 
Ph(rniri(ins ;  dnssed,  nrmcd  or 
arrayed  like  the  Phienieians. 

Vou'lKihv,  -wi'Of,  b,  (fr.  next)  a 
phtnJalion  of  palm  trees  ;  palm- 
grove. 

'[•oii't^,  -iKOS,  0,  a  palm,  palm- 
branch  ;  a  palm-fruit,  date  ; 
Phi^nix,  name  of  a  hirti,  of  a 
man,  and  of  a  port ;  a  Pktr.nician ; 
a  musical  inslrunieni  invt^ntedby 
the  Pliojnicians  ;  a  Phoenician 
dye,  purple,  scarlet,  red.  Adj. 
5,  >';,  Phoinician,  red,  scarlet, 
purple. 

>loi'ioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  (jiivo;  slaugh- 
ter) gory,  bloody ;  murderous, 
blood-thirsty  ;  purple,  red. 

•potvioaa,  -i;s,  t'l,  (fr.  next)  a  Pttce- 
nician  woman. 

•Jfoivtaijoi,  -n,  -ov,  (fr.  <^o7l'lf  Phoe- 
nician) Phoenician  ;  red, purple, 
ruddy. 

't'oiviaatTo,  Ion.  for  i<j>otvia(Tero,  3 
sin.  impf.  pass,  of 

<^Ol^lo■o•^o,  f.  -fo),  (fr.  (pinvi^  red)  to 
make  red,  redden  ;  to  stain  with 
blood  ;  to  bleed,  kilt,  stay. 

'■ioi.vi-xBnv,  Ion.  for  c<poivi^O>iv,  1 
a.  ind.  pass,  of  last. 

'^o('^(^,  Ion.  for  iipotra,  3  sin.  impf. 
ind.  act.  cont.  oC ipoirdu). 

ifotraj,  -doos,  ^,  (fr.  next)  insane, 
mad,  raging,  railing ;  wander- 
ing, roving  ;  worn,  public,  trod- 
den, beaten  ;  a  harlot. 

't'OlTUM   -a,   f.  -1^(7(1),    p.   Tn:<l>oiTI]KIJ,tO 

liaunt,  resort,  frequent  ;   to  come, 

.  go  or  visit  freijuently ;  to  go  to 
school ;  to  proceed  or  arise  from 
or  out  of;  to  traverse  over,  rove, 
wander  ;  to  rave,  rage,  be  mad, 
dote. 

'tioiTiijj,  Ion.  for  last. 

'^oirfti,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (poirdio  to  go 
frequently)  a  herald,  messen- 
ger. 

<tioiTiig,  -rfi,  Dor.  for  cfiotr^i,  -r(7, 
2  and  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  cont. 
of  ij()oiTd(i>. 

ipoiVi;ffi;,  -105,  Att.  -£W5, )';,  (fr.  <poi- 


ind.  art.  of  i^oirciu 

<I'oXi(^a)rAs,  -i),  -iv,  (IV.  next)  madt 
ivith  scales  or  plates  ;  scaly. 

'VoXU,  -liui,  i),  a  scale,  tinall  feet- 
liters;  a  small  plate. 

<t>oXK&i,  -ov,b,  !],  (perhaps  fr.  tpdot 
the  eye,  and  t,\/cui  to  draw) 
squinting, 

il'oi'f'u,  a.  sin. —  <fovt7s,  pi.  cont.  of 
^uvdi. 

'iovtiicrc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
(povcvui. 

'I'uvcvi,  -log,  Att.  -j'wj,  i,  (fr.  (jiuvos 
slaughter)  a  murderer,  d.  pi. 
(ftovcvot. 

'lovcuadi'Tiov,  g.  pi.  par.  1  a.  act. — 
^t>ovevacii,  2  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
't'ovcvatii,  -at],  2  and  3  sin.  1  a. 
sub.  act.  of 
Poi'Ei'ii),  f.  -iviTij},  p.  netjiovivKa,  and 
•ttoviu)  -w,  f  -I'lao),  (Ir.  tpdvoi  mur- 
der) to  slaughter,  slay,  kill,  mur- 
der.   I  a.  ind.  act.  c<j>dvtvaa. 

l^0l'f(^)5,  Att.    g.    of  (pOI'tlif. 

Jioi'ifuds,  -i^j-ov,  and  '\^6vtai,-ov,h,(i, 
and  -«,  -ov,  (fr.  ipova;  slaughter, 
th.  (/i/i<u)  to  kill)  murderotis,  san- 
guinary, bloody,  crtiel,  savage; 
deaitly,  mortal. 

'tovoKToveui  -lu,  f.  -);r7w,  (fr.  sainc, 
and  KTcivui  to  kill)  to  pollute 
with  mtirder ;  to  murder,  kill, 
slay,  slaughter. 

't'ovoKruvta,  -ds,  t),  (fr.  same)  mur- 
der, slaughter. 

itovoKTivoi,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  same)  a 
murderer,  killer,  destroyer. 

•J'ovupvToq,  -ov,  b,  II,  (fr.  next,  and 
/if'w  to  flow)  streaming  with  blood, 

^6voi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (/if'vw  to  kill) 
slaughter,  carnage,  murder ; 
g'ire,  bbmdstied. 

'Pi5|n'oj,  -ov,  0,  name  of  a  fish. 

iPofDf,  -Si,  -bv,  (perhaps  fr.  thtdvii)  to 
appear,  and  oi^vg  sharp)  distorted, 
deformed,  misshapen,  narrow, 
contracted  ;  cone  shaped, 

>fop«,  -dg,  t'l,  (fr.  (jjipu)  to  carry) 
n  carrying,  bearing ;  a  Imrden, 
load  ;  a  vole  or  suffrage  ;  a  toss, 
throw,  fdl,  descent  ;  impulse, 
force,  violence,  attack,  impetuosi- 
ty ;  zeal,  ardour ;  motion,  cow  se, 
movement  ;  a  pension,  tribute, 
tax,  toll,  custom ;  income,  re^ 
venue  ;  increase,  fertility,  fruit- 
fulness  ;  payment  fur  carriage, 
fare,  freight. 

'Itopainv,  (fr.  last)  like  a  bundle  or 
load  ;  as  under  a  load. 

itopdf,  -dhoi,  I'l,  same  as  ^opfldg. 

'tofHlud-ai,  t'l,  (fr.  <pffil3u>  to  feed)  a 
halter, headstall,  muzzle;  amoulh- 


rdiji   to   go   often)   a  visiting  or      piece  of  wind  instruments. 


frequenting  often,  a  going  back 
anil  forward. 

•toirriTni,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  risit- 
tr,  constant  attendant ;  a  scho- 
lar, school-boy. 

•botTOi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (jtoirdio  to  rave) 
raur,  fan/.     Adj.  ravini;,  mad. 

<toiri^w,  (fr.  (poirdut  to  go  often) 
to  come,  go,  approach,  depart 


l>op(hi7ns,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)/eed- 
ins,  pasturing,  grazing. 

'loplSilif-aRoi,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  graz- 
ing, feeding,  pailiiring,  feeding 
in./locks ;  supporting,  fostering, 
maintaining,  nourishing.  Subs. 
a  prostitute,  harlot. 

<topl3c<ii,  -di,  },,  (fr.  same)  foofl, 
pasture,  grazing  ;    also,  a  halter^ 


^oiTU)v,  pres.  par.    act.    cont.  of  j     hewlstati,  muzzle. 

foiTdui.  '-top^h,  -ni,  >'i,  (<r-  same)/ood,  pro- 

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•top 

vision  ;   fodder,  provender,  fo- 
rage. 
♦opnov, -ov,  t3,  (fr.  ^fpu  to  carry) 
a  bier  ;  a  chair,  couch,  litter  ;   a 
chariot,  carriage, 
'tipti,  ind.  — <I>ao{iV(i),  impr.  3  sin. 
pres.   act.  —  "fopfoio-i,  Dor.  for 
(tofiovat,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 
'VopiovTUi  a.  sin.  par.  pres.  act. 
—  >Popfaoftev,  1  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act. 
of  ipupiiii. 
^opciifiiiui,    Dor.    for    (popovficvos, 
pres.  par.  pass.  cont. — 't'opcvv- 
Tof,  Dor.  lor  tpopovvros,  g.  sin. 
cont.  pres.  par.  act.  of  <pupiia. 
<topcvs,  -foj,  b,  (fr.  <pipu>  10  carry) 
a  porter,    carrier  ;    a   bar,  pole, 
stick, 
'topiw  -£,  f.  -iau)  or  -rjau),  p.  Trc<p6- 
pcKa  and  -»;<«,  (fr.  same)  to  bear, 
carry,   bring  ;    to  bring  or  take 
along  with  ;  to  endure,  sustain  ; 
in  wear,  have  or  put  on  ;  to  bear 
flowers,  blossom.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
i(p6ptaa. 
topriiAv,   (fr.  Aopd  a  load)   like  a 

load  or  bundle ;  in  loads. 
Horjiia,  -rjroj,  T(>,  (fr.  (popiu)  to  car- 
ry) anything  worn;  a  coat,  gar- 
ment, cloak  ;  a  burden,  load  ;  a 
carriage,  conveyance. 
'Popfjvat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  (popatvui, 

same  as  (pipii>, 
't'opiirdf,  -ov,  0, !/,  (fr.  (j/opiiii  to  car- 
ry) to  be  borne,  boreable,  tolera- 
ble, 
^opdojijiiv,  (Chaldec)  chosen,  se- 
lect, excellent. 
♦(ipiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  <j>ip<a  to  Carry) 
a  couch  ;  a  seitan ,  litter  ;   a  cha- 
riot,   carriage  ;    wa^es,    hire  for 
carriage,  fare,  freight. 
^6pKvv,  -iivoi,  b,  (fr.  same)  apart, 

harbour, 
<t6pKuv,-ivo(  and -So;,  q,  a  sea  mon- 
ster, d.  (pdpKvn  and  -vt,  a.  ipdpKvv. 
^opiiia,  -uj,  f),  (fr.  <piptD  to  carry) 
a  basket,   hamper ;  a   bundle  or 
measure  of  Jire-wood,  a  cord  of 
wood, 
^ipinyy'  for  <f>6pitiyYi,  d.  sin.  of 
■Ixip/i.yf, -yyo$,  Ij,  a  harp,  late,  lyre. 
♦opii/^u),  r.  -tain,  (fr.   last)  to  play 


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a 
lute 


the  harp  or  lyre. 
♦of)//i»Ta{,  -a,i,  Dor.  for 
<l>o|>/iiKrr|(,    -oil,    0,    (fr.    <p6piiiy^ 

narp)   a  player  on  the  luirjj,  h 

or  li/re  ;  a  harper, 
topiidf,  -oC,  b,  (fr.  <ploia  lo  carry) 

a  basket,   pnnnirr,   hamper  ;    a 

mat,  a  corn  measure, 
^opoiaai.  Dor.  for  i^onovani,  n.  pi. 

ftm.    prc.^.    par.   act.    cont.   of 

^Op/fa). 

^op^Aoy/w  -S>,  f.  -I'luu),  (fr.  <p6oo(  tri- 
Diile,  and  Myio  lo  rol|pct)Vo  col- 
Irrt  trihutf,  impost  a  tax,  tax. 

♦opoX.iyrjToj,  -ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  Same) 
trilmtary,  taxed, 

'topo'Koyia,  -nt,  ^,  (fr.  damp)  r/tlltc- 
tinn  or  impoiition  of  a  tux,  tri- 
bute. 

♦opoXyos,  -01).  b,  (fr.  Ramfi)  a  col- 
lector of  trilnitr,  la.T- gatherer. 

^ipov,  -mi,   To,   nnd    •t'6fl')(,   -nv,   b. 


town,  borough.  i^Spov  A'nrfuu, 
name  of  a  town,  Forum  Appii. 

ifopoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  0fpu)  to  bear)  tri- 
bute, tax,  revenue. 

<topAi,  -ov,  b,}'i,  (fr.  same)  bearing, 
carrying  ;  violent,  impetuous, 
vehement ;  fertile,  fruitful ;  child- 
bearing, 

^^opo5^ra,  a.  sin. — ^opovirrci,  n.  pi. 
cont.  pres.  par.  act.  of  (popiw. 

<toprriyd;,  -ov,  b,  {j,  (fr.  ipdpros  a 
load,  ih.  (piph)  to  carry,  and  dyia 
to  It-ad)  carrying  burdens,  of  or 
for  burden. 

•PoprT  for  (j>opTia,  pi.  of  ipopriov. 

<J>opr/^£r£,   2  pi.   pres.  ind.  act.  of 

^OpTl'^li). 

<^op7■ifw,  f.  -((7(1),  p.  -iTKpSpriKa,   (fr. 
ipdproi   a   burden,   th.    (pipw    to 
carry)    /"    load,    lade,    burden, 
load  heavily,    per.  pass.  ind.  nc- 
ip6pTiaftai'  par.  TrKpopTicfiivoi. 
^topr'tKo;,  -fi,  -ii>,  (fr.  same)^'<  for 
turdin,  if  Inirdtn  ;  Irouhlesome, 
tiresome,    irksome,    disagreeable, 
o/finsive  ;  stupid,  clumsy,  heavy ; 
silly,  absurd,  foolish. 
'I'opridwj,  (fr.  last)  grossly,  stupid- 
ly ;    V)eighlily,    heavily;    pom- 
pously, stately 
<^opTl'ol',  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  next)  a  load, 
burden,    lading  ;  baggage ;  hire 
or  payment  for  carriage,  fare, 
freight. 
>Pi5pT05,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  (bipii)  to  carry) 
a   load,  burden,  lading,  cargo  ; 
trouble,  annoyance. 
J>ooToiiidToj,  -ov,  b,  fr.  Lat.  Fortu- 

natus,  a  man's  name. 
."Jiopiii'd),  same  as(^opi'(j. 
<^(ipl)J,  the  breech,  bottom,  rump, 
*cipi;ri{,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ne.xt)  dust,  dirt, 

jilth,  mud  ;  a  heap,  mass,  pile. 
^^op^5(l),'^opljv(J,  and-v<r(iii),<o/(nearf, 
bake;  fornix  or  work  up   togc- 
thir  ;  lo  heap,  coif  use,  cnnfuund  ; 
to  pollute,  dejile,  dirty,  soil. 
't'6us,  same  as  ^u;. 
•tpiyfWiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  Lat.  flagel- 

lum,  a  whip)  a  scourge,  whip. 

<tipiiytW6u -u>,f.  -c':<T(i),p.  mippiiyi}.- 

Xu>Ka,  (fr.  last)  to  scourge,  whip, 

Jlog.   1  a.  act.  ind.  t^pny/AXuKTa. 

•fpiycWiiaaf,  par.  1  a.  act.  of  last. 

•I'payii,  3  sin.  2  a.   sub.  pass.  — 

'I'pnyiiTopai,  -I;,  -trai,  2  f.   ind, 

puss,  oi  ijipdaau). 

^piiyiin,   -Sroi,  ri,    and   ifpnyijii, 

-ov,  h,    (fr.  ifipHaoii)  to  hedge)   a 

fence,  hedge,  parlilwn  ;  a  trrncli, 

bulwark,   rampart,  fortification  ; 

a  mound,  daw. 

•fpfifidii)  -S>,  (fr.  (ppdl^u)  lo  declare) 

tn  erjjlain,  exj>ound,  interpret  ;  to 

make  knnvm,  tell,  publish. 

>l'p'i?iv.  Ion.  for  Irfipait,  3  sin.  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  <f,pd{^ut. 
't'prlfn,  -i(,  !i,  (fr.  i*ion'^u  to  declare) 
knowlrdgr,  skill  ;  windom,  pru- 
dence ;  the  mind,  undrmlundini; ; 
sense,  intelligence  ;  n  mark,  trace, 
track. 
+P"'')v,  -/of  -ofif,  b,  fi,  (fr.  iinmc) 
prudent,  skilful,  wist,  consider- 
ate. 


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dence,  wisdom,  consideration,  un- 
derstanding, reason  ;  knowledge, 
skill,  science,  skilfulness. 
i'paipwv  or  ^pdafiiiiv,  -oiuf,  6,  fi, (fr. 
(Ppdi,u>  to expound)tnouing,  wise, 
prurient,    sagacious,   shrewd,  in- 
telligent ;  skilful,  expert,  chver. 
•tpn'^tai,  Ion.  for  ippd^ji,  2  sin.  pres. 
ind.  mid.  or  pass.  — ippn'^to,  Ion. 
for  <ppj^ov,  pres.  impr.  pass.  — 
<^pli^£(T6a<,pres.  inf.  pass. — "fpa- 
^iodixi,  3  sin.   pres.   impr.  pass. 
—  <^pn'^£(^^•£,  Ion.   for   iippa^c,  S 
sin.   impf.   act.  —  "Iipa'^fTo,  Ion. 
for  tippd^cTo,  3  sin.   impf.  pass. 
<^prt'^t^',   Dor.   fur  (ppii^uv,  pres. 
impr.  mid.  of  ippd^u. 
•iipal^dj-uada,  Poet,  for  cppa^dptda,  1 

pi.  prfcs.  ind.  pass,  of 
't'pd^uo,  f.  -dew,  p.  vi(ppaKa,  to.<!peak, 
say,  tell  ;  to  rehearse,  recite, 
make  mintion  of,  relate ;  to 
niake  known,  show,  declare,  ex- 
pound, explain,  desciihe ;  to  com- 
mand, order,  persuade,  't'pii^o- 
pa(,  to  turn  in  the  mind,  debate, 
deliberate  ;  to  think,  refect,  con- 
sider, weigh,  meditate  ;  to  re- 
solve, determine  ;  to  be  cautious, 
beware  of,  shun,  avoid ;  to  un- 
derstand, hnovi,  perceive,  dis- 
cern, 1  a.  act.  ind.  iippaaa' 
impr.  (ppdaov,  -drw.  2  a.  ind. 
act.  iippaiuv.  Ion.  Anadipl.  «- 
eppaiov.  per.  ind.  pass,  -niippae- 
fiat,  -aai,  -arai,  per.  ind.  mid. 
Tiiff.pnia. 
^puKTos,  ->],  -bv,  (fr.  ippdaaiji  to 
hedce)  hedged,  fenced,  enclosed, 
forlijied,  defended, 
'^pa^dfxtioi,  -t},  -ov,    I  a. par.  mid. 

of  same. 
ifpaoaiaTO,  Ion.  for  (ppdcnivro,  3 
pi.  1  a.  opt.  mid.  —  'i'pdaiiaai', 
a.  sin.  fern.  I  a.  par.  act.  — 
<^pa'(T^£ll',  Dor.  Cor  ippd^ctv,  pres. 
inf.  act.  of  same. 
<J>pa(r(,  Dor.  for   ipprial,   A.  pi.  of 

(ppflV. 

i^pdaii,  -loi,  Alt.  -£(0?,  f],  (fr.  ippd^u) 
to  speak)  a  .ipcaking,  talking, 
discourse  ;  a  phrase,  expression, 
style  of  speaking  ;  eloquence,  dic- 
tion, explaneilion. 

•ppdaov,  -driD,  1  a.  impr.  art.  — 
'tpiiBodptOii,  Port,  for  (;.pnff<i(jtOa, 
1  pi.  I  f.  ind.  mid.  of  ifpd^u). 


itpdaoui  or  -mo,  f.  i^'pd^iii,  p.  ir(- 
efipHx",  to  stop  or  block  up,  hedge, 
fence;  to  fort  fy,  defend,  secure  ; 
to  obstruct,  hinder,  dam  ;  to  mui- 
xle,  silence  ;  to  condense,  pack 
or  crowd  together.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
I<ppn(ii,  -«<,  -£,  3  pi.  icppii(.n\'.  2 
a.  Ind.  act.  {epptSyov,  -f$,  -£.  per. 
ind.  pass.  n(ippnyiiai,-(ai,-Krnt. 
2  B.  Rub.  pas.s.  ippityC),  -tjf,  -fj. 
2  f.  ind.  pass,  ippayfiaoiiat,  -fi, 
-trni. 

't'pnarlof,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  ippdl^ui  to 
uprak)  to  lie  spoken,  4ic.  ac- 
cording to  the  Vfrl). 

tpn(7ii/it0',   1  pi.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  o' 

iPpd(,ii>. 

^paTtip,  -epo(,  b,  Atl.  or  Dor.  fof 

(fiparmp. 


(fr.  Lat.  fiirnm,  a  markrt-plairn)  ♦o  ii'/io«7i'irj7(7ii',  d.  pi.  Ion.  of 

a  square,   market-place;  marhcl\ito'ifiioa(ini,-ri(,li,{(T.  next)  pru- 1  |^pn' rupcv  i  n.  ;>l.  of  ^p(fr(i)p. 
F  (693) 


'I- PI 

^fihoia  or  "TpiiTp/n,  -af,  j,  o  ward, 
tribe;  a  miupany^  toacty,  J'ni- 
ternili/,  guild. 

♦pdVpiof,  -01',  i,  (/,  (fr.  Inst)  nf  thr 
Same  uard  or  tribe,  a  iviirdsinaii, 
burghrr,  fellow  ;  presidiiif;  oiir 
Ihc  wards  or  /n7/«ji  ;  jiertaini/ig 
to  a  ward,  &c. 

<^/)u^u(p,  -opnf,  i,  (fr.  saiiic)  OTie  of 
the  Same  waid  or  tribe,  pi.  ijipd- 
Topcs 


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"fpi/cruiy,  (fr.   last)  terribly,  fright- 

J'ully. 
'^pl»,•ul(!^Kl  -fof  -ouf,  4,  i),  (Tr.  ihjiUti 

honor,  lli.  i/.pi(  the  roar  oi"  the 

sua)   Uriiblc,  horrible,  frighljul, 

thrilimg. 
'ffiifiiiaaco,  Ion.  fur^pi/Kfiriroti,  prcs. 

iiiipr.  pass,  of 
't'p'i'iKiocofidi,   f.     mid.     -fo/iai,    to 

xiiort,  .•iiiiijr,  iidgli, 
^'pi/zi/fffftriK,  Dor.  for  tfiptiidaaCTat, 


i'piivyfia,  -arof,  rd,  (fr.  (Ppvilma  to       3  sin.  prts.  inti.  of  last. 

grow    iiisuliMl)    pride,    disdain, \  <fp'i^, -iku(,   1;,   a  nrt  on  the  water, 


urrngtiiirr,  hdughlinr.is. 

♦p.i^^Ofif,  1  ii.  p.ir.  pass,  o(<ppdaaut. 

♦p/iip,  anil  Poet,  <^p£^<;p,  -utoj,  ri, 

a  will.  Spring,  Juuntuin,  cistern; 

a  pit,   dungeon. 

'Ppraria'taf,  -a,  -uv,   (fr.   last)  of  a 

pit  or  well. 
•Jipui',  Sync,   for  (pipciv,  pres.  inf. 

act.  of  ^/pu. 
'^p;^'(JTll^u,  3  sin.  cent.  pres.  ind. 

act.  of 
•Tptiar-nru'd)  -S,  f.  -i^cu),  p.  iretppcra- 
~dTr)Ka,  (fr.  ^p^v  llie  mind,  and 
aTTuTOhi    to    decfive)    io  impost 
vpon  the  mind,  derrive,  delude. 
'^pf^■<iTn^)7f, -on,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  de- 
caver,  impostur  ;  a  selj'-deceiver. 
'tphai,  a.  pi.  of  ippijti. 
•tpci'ipm,  -co(  -ovi,  b,!],  (fr.  ^p>)i' 
the  mind,   and  now  to  fit)  sound 
in  ndnd,  sane,  sensihlc,  prudent, 
discreit,  wise,  judicious, 
^pctrjcts,  -tof,  Att.  -fojf, and  (ppciu- 
Tt{  or  ^^p£l'('nf,  -toiig,  I'l,  (fr.  tfipiir 
the  mind)  menl'd  dercingement, 
delirium,  madness,  phrensy. 
<iiptro[S\al3iig,    -fog  -ovg,    0,  i;,    (fr. 
same,  and  fiXdzrui  to  hurt)  hurl 
in  mind,  insane,  mad. 
<t>pev6u)  -w,  (fr.  (pp^jv  the  mind)  to 
bring  to  the  senses,  make  scnsiUe 
or  wise ;   to  instruct,  tench,  ad- 
monish; to  chastise,  correct  ;  to 
'deceive,  impose  on,  seduce,    <^p£- 
vCofini,  to  be  encouraged,   elated. 
^pciwXtii,  -co;  -ovi,  b,  !j,  (fr.  same, 
and  oAAu/ji  to  destroy)  mad,  tlis- 
trucled. 
<j>p(V,  2  a.  impr.  act.  of  0pr;/ii  or 
<tph  for  (tipe,  wh.  Sync,  for  (jiipe, 
pres.  impr.  act.  of  (p/pui. 
<t>oicl  and  ipptaiv,  d.  pi.  of  ^p^Jr. 
•fp/u,  f.  (ppsBit),  (fr.  rpd  before,  and 

toi  to  send)  to  send  fmih, 
^pTiyfia,  Ion.  for  ippayjta. 
•t'pijlit  f  )r  (pi'pd),  2  a.  impr.  0p/f. 
'tpiiv  -ii'Oi,  >!,   the  mind,  thouglU. 
intellect,    understanding,     sense, 
prudence  ;  the  heart,  breast,  dia- 
phragm or  midrijf. 
'ipiirpt},  -rii,  n,  same  as  (ppdrpia. 
't'p^lTwp,  Ion.  for  ifp'irwp. 
•t'oiKii^iai,  a.  pi.  fern,  of 
•tpixn^foi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ^pi^hoise  of 

the  sea)  same  as  (poiKMns. 
tptKiiaijbs,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  ne.\t)  horror, 

dread,  terror,  thrill. 
^oiKri,  -rt(,  !),  (fr.  ^pif  the  roar  of 
the  sea)  terror,  horror,  fright ; 
fear,  tremrmr  ;  the  black  rough- 
n(ss  rf  the  sea  from  wind  ;  thr 
curl  rm  the  v;rtter. 
♦/•iitrif,  -fi,-ov,  (fr.  same)  tremen- 
dous, terrible,  hnrnble,  friglitjul. 


roughening   or    bristling  of   tin 
Waves,  ruffling  on  the  surface  of 
the  sea  ;  the  roar  or  dashing  of 
the  sen  enul  waves  ;  bristling  of 
the  hair,  thrilling  horror, 
't'p'soi,  -ov,  b,  a  proper  name. 
iI'jjiiTffov,   Ion.    for   ii^tpioanv,   impf. 
ind.    act.  —  'Vpiaauva'   fi'r  ilpia- 
aovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
•Ipiaau  or  -ttui,  f.  ^'ipifw,  p.  vi([;oi- 
Xa,  (fr.  (pp'i^  a  curl  on  the  sea) 
to  grow  rough,  be  r-ujjlcd,  rustle, 
shake,  weivc  ;  to  bristle,  stand  on 
entl ;  to    be   rough    with    carved 
work,  be  embossed  or  fretted ;  to 
shvdiler,    thrill,    Ircmhle,     dread, 
fear  ;  to  make  a  noise,  roar.  1  a. 
ind.  act.  itfipi^a.  per.  ind.  pass. 
Trifp:yiiai,  -fui,  -Ktai. 
'I'poiiJtd^u)  or  -ojiai,  Att.  for  -rpooi 


fiid^u),    (fr.    <j}pnl^iov,    Att.    for 


TTpuoifuov  a  preface,   th.  oi'/jj?  a 
path)   to  make  a  preamble,  pre- 
face, premise. 
't<poiiitnafu,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  last. 
'tpoiit],   3  sin.  pres.   sub.    act.  — 
't'porctv,  pres.  inf.  cont.  —  'tpo- 
if ({,  -ve7,  2  and  3 sin. — "fpoitirt, 
-I'oiiai,   2  and  3  pi.   cont.  pres. 
ind.    act.   —  •t'poiciadiji,   3  sin. 
pres.  impr.  pass,  of 
•fpoi'/o)   -w,   f".  -I'/aw,  p.  ■rTC<pp6vrjKa, 
(fr.  tppiiv  the  mind)  to  he  in  one's 
senses,    be  sane  or  wise,  under- 
slrmd,     comjirehend  ;    to    think, 
eltlihernte,  reflect,  he  of  opinion, 
suppose  ;  to  mind,  heed,  regard  ; 
to  relish,  affect,  set  the  affections 
on  ;  to  project,  plan,  purpose  ; 
to  have  a  mind,  be  disposed  well 
or  ill.      M/ya    (jipovio),    to   think 
highly,  plan  great  thifigs,    boast, 
vaunt;  to  he  dated,  proud,   pres. 
impr.   (fipdvu  -a,  2  pi.  (ppovicre 
-arc.  inipf.    ind.   act.     i(pp6i'cov 
-ovv.  pres.  pass.  ind.  (poovio/iai 
-ovfiai'  impr.  ippoviuv  -ov,  -liaQu) 
-eiaOd). 

^pdit/fia, -arog,  rh, (fr.  ]3.si)thought, 
sense,  reason,  the  mind,  under- 
staneling  ;  will,  inclmeUion,  de- 
sire ;  attention;  elation,  pride, 
insolence,  confidence  ;  iiripeluo- 
sity,  violence  of  temper. 

ilpovnaire,  2  pi.  1  f.  ind.  act.  — 
•IpovTirc,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  sub. 
act.  of  same. 

'Pp6v/]atf,  -log,  Att,  -tug,  t'l,  (fr. 
same)  prudence,  wisdom,  intelli- 
gence, providence,  d.  sin.  Alt. 
cont.  <ppov^aci. 

^'p6ttiiog,  -ov,  b, !],  (fr.  i^pofif  sense 


'I'PO 

skilled,  learned.  Comft.  <ppovtfiii- 

TCpog,  sup.  -fihiruTog. 

<t>ph1fi(i>g,  (Ir.  \iis\)  prudejftly,  wise- 
ly, providently, 

•t>p6i'ti,  -wg,  Att.  -f(i)f,  }),  (fr.  (jipijv 
the  mind)  prudcncr,  uisilom, 
sense  ;  infnrmolum,  knowleilge  ; 
contrivance,  deuce,  artifice,  cun- 
idtig  ;  contempt,  pride,  insidence. 

'^povovvTig,  n.  pi.  conl.  of  <l'poibJi', 
pres.  par.  act.  cont. —  ilv>"iw//ci', 
-i)rt,  1  and  2  pi.  cont.  pies.  tub. 
act.  of  (ppoiiui. 

't'ponrlSog,  g.  sin,  of  dipoiTig. 

^VpovTtcig,  -Tul,  2  and  3  sin.  ]  f. 
Att.  of  fpoi'rl^ui. 

'^po>T/ffT^,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or  impr. 
act.  of 

"TpovTi'^u),  f.  -Vcrw,  Att.  -fCJ,  p.  re 
ijipovTiKa,  (fr,  (/poi  T(j  ihuught)  to 
think,  mediliilr,  muse  ;  to  core, 
regard;  to  take  care,  be  ci ireful, 
anxious,  studious  or  solicitous 
about,  i  a.  act.  ind.  c(lp6iTiaa' 
sub.  tjip  ivriaii),  -rjg,  -rj,  3  pi.  (}pov- 
Tiautai.  2ji,  ind,  act,  t(pp6x'Tti]uv. 

<I>poi'Ti'^'u)(ji,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  act.  of 
last. 

<^pol'^(s,-('Jof,  /),  thought,me(lilation, 
refieclion,  consiilcrution,  care, 
anxiety,  soliciludr. 

•tpovTioTi'og,  -a,  -ov,  (Cr.  ippovrliui  Iq 
think)  to  be  taken  care  of,  re- 
garded,   k.c.    according  to  the 


verb. 
't'poi'TiaT>ipiov,~ov,  rh,  (fr.  <f>povTl^o} 
to  think,  th.   ^p-iv  the  mind)  a 
place  for    study,  school,    office, 
study. 
'IpovTiarfig, -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  are' 
garder,    observer,    attentive    in- 
quirer. 
'l>povios,  -ri,  -ov,  (fr.  rpi  before,  and 
b^ug  a.  V. ay)  at  a  distance,  disap- 
pearing, vanishing;  vain,fculing, 
perishable,  fleeting,  transient, 
i'povpd,  -(If,  fi,  (fr.  <ppovpbg  a  guard) 
a  guard,  watch,  garrison  ;  a  fort, 
fortress,  guard-house  ;   a  prison, 
dungeon, 
'tpiwpai  for  ^ovpi/i,  Heb.  indccl. 

Purim  or  the  tots, 
'I'poi'pnp^of,   -ov,  b,    (fr.   ippovpii  a 
guard,  and  o'pvw  'o  command) 
commander  oj  die  guard  or  gar- 
rison. 
>^p'Jl'p£l,  pres.  impr.  act.  cont.  of 
'tpovpew  -d,  f.  -fjaoi,  p.  -rrefpovpriKa, 
(Ir.  (ppovpog  a  guard)  to  guard, 
geirrison,   keep   with    a  military 
guard,    keep,  preserve,  protect  ; 
to  secure,  confine.   im|)f.  ind.  act, 
t(j>povpcov  -OVI',  -teg  -cig,  -cc  -ci. 
pres.  ind. pass. (/ypoijpf'n^ai  -ovpat. 
^Vpovprjpa,  -urog,  rd,   (fr.    same)    a 
watch,  garrison  ;  cvslrjdy,  guard, 
'I'poi  pi'a,  -ag,  >'/,  and  'l<povplov,  -ov, 

rb,  same  as  (jipovpei. 
'J^povpi'iati,  3  .sin.   1   f.  ind.  act.  of 

ippovpiut. 
't>povpdg,-uv,  b,  (fr.  7rp3  before,  and 
oT:pog  a  guard)  a  guard,  watch, 
sentinel. 
'Vpovpovpci'og,  -17,    -ov,   par.  pres. 
pass.  cont.  and 


th.   (ppnv    the   mind)   wise,  pru-\'l<povpu>peg, Dor.  tor ^povpCipci',}  p\, 
dent,  discreel,  sensible;    skilful,]     cont.  i)res.  sub,  act.  of  ^poup/oi, 
(594) 


<j>Tr 

♦ptiiy/ia,  -aroi,  rd,  and  *puayjiidf, 

-oD,    i,    (fr.   next)    a    snorting, 

neighing  ;    prile,    haughlineis, 

insolence,  nUtntation. 

'tovdoaui  or  -rrtu,  f.  -s^,  p*  :r£0pu" 

'ayi,  to  «nort,    nei^/j  ;    to   roar^ 

make   a    noise,    be    tumultuous, 

noi.li/  ;     to    be    innolint,    proud, 

haughli/ ;  to  rage,  be  Jitrce.  1  a. 

ind.  act.  C(ppva^a. 

^oudrrunut,  iniJ.  of  last,  and  more 

generally  used. 
tpvyavHv,  -ou,  rd,  (fr.  (fipvyui  to  dry) 

a  dried  stick,  faggol,^rewfjod. 
'tpuyrs,  -uiv,  o\,  the  Phrygians, 
•tpOyta,  -as,   Ion.  -rn,  tj,  Phrygia, 

name  of  a  country. 
■I'puj'/oi',  -£>«,  rd,  (fr.  next)  a  grid, 
iroi,     frying-pan.       Also,    dry 
slicks,  Jirewood,  a  faggot, 
^niyios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  <ppvyu)  to  dry) 

dried,  parched,  rousted. 
'Ppuytos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  ttpvyc;  Phry- 
gians)  of  Phrygia,    Phrygian, 
ipvyiov,  -ov,Td,  the  ivar  song  of 
tHe  Phrygians  ;  a  u^ar  shorn*., 
tpvyiia,   -aros,  rd,    (fr.    ifjpvyu)   to 

dry)  a  dried  or  burned  piece, 
tpvyfius,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  a  drying, 

roasting,  frying, 
^pvyiu  and  <t>puoau)  ot-ttu),  f. -ufai, 
to   roast,    scorch,  fry  ;    to   dry, 
parch,  hake. 
ipVKrii,  -ij,  -bv,  (fr.  last)  roasted, 
scorched,  dried,  burned,  parched. 
Subs,  n  dried  bean,  ballot,  vote, 
suffrage  ;    a  ticJcet,  token  ;   a  lot 
for  dtvinatirm  ;  a  signal,  beacon, 
fire  signal;  a  warning  or  signal 
of  divine  vengeance  ;   a  prophet, 
diviner, 
^pvKTijipii,  -OV,  4,  fi,  (fr.  <ppvKTt>i  a 
signal,  and  tipa  care)   a  scout, 
spy,  watch,  sentinel  ;  giving  sig- 
nals, for  signals. 
^pvicTMptov,'Ov,Ti,(fr.s,unQ)a  torch 
or  yf ""f,  as  signal  of  the  enemy'' a 
approach  ;  a  beacon^  liglUhnuse. 
♦oMKOf,  -ov,  h,  and  ^pivn,  -rjf,  jj,  a 

tnvt,  pnison/ms  frog. 
♦p^fi  "y^f,  4,  a  Phri/gian. 
♦oi/ffi.  Dor.  for  ^pu'fti,  3  sin.  I  f. 

in<l.  act.  ofi^piiyo). 
iTpiiffffw  or  -TTio,  nee  (^otiyw. 
♦pij,  Sync,  for  <plnio.  inf.  <poi1v. 
♦C,  Ion.   for  i<fiu,  3  sin.  2  a.  ind. 

act.  ofi^''^!,  xamc  as  <pvu>. 
♦C'),  -f««,7,  Popl.  for  iptii'i. 
^vyiificla,  -i(,  li,(^r.  ^vyn^cfui  or  ih. 
iptCyuj  to  fly)  ftighl,  haninhmenl, 
exile  ;  n  runnwa}/,  fue/ilive. 
i'vya^aov,  -OK,  ri,   (fr.  name)  a 

place  of  refuge,  asylum. 
^vyn^tvT^pinv,  -nv,   rh,  (fr.    narnft, 
and  Ttiolui  to  keep)  «iime  a^  last. 
♦wyii^ti'U,  f.  •ci'iTii,  (fr.  tl>t(iyiit  to 
fly)  to  fli/,  put  to  flight,  banish. 
•^vyiiViio/irK,  to  he  banished,  go 
into  rrtU,Jtce,  run  au>ai/. 
♦uy)?,  -aUc,  h,  If,  (fr.  name)  a  fu- 
gitive, rritr,  runaoKiy. 
♦C).riv.  inf.  —  >Vi'>yiTt,  2  pi.  impr. 

2  a.  act.  of '^t*!y(j. 
♦t'ryfXXot,  -on.  A,  a  man'*  name. 
'^"ytl•,  Ion.  frr  lifinytv,  3  (rin.  2  a. 

ind.  act.  of  ipruyi.t. 
*>'y')t  -'^{,  h,   (fr-  <ptiyu  to  fly) 


^TA 


flight,  escape,  refuge  ;   exHe,  ba- 
nishment. 
il>iiyp,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  act.  for  wh. 
by  Parag.  <^l3yn<^(^'.  — <i>vyiiTC,  2 
pi.  2  a.  sub.  act.  ofipcvyia. 
'tvyoSiKeu)  -a,  (fr.  (pcvyu)  to  flee, 
and  i?i')c;;  a  law  suit)  to  decline  a 
law  suit,  he  non.<mited  ;  to  preva- 
ricate, quibble,  evade. 
<Pvyot^,  -01,  2  and  3  sin. — 'I>uyo(^£^, 

1  pi.  2  a.  opt.  act.  ofiiivyw. 
'tvyd^iio;,   -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.  (itvyui  to 
flee,  and  ^ivo;  a  stranger)  a  re- 
fusing strangers,  inhospitable. 
"tuyoTrroAt^of,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same, 
and  riXt/ios  war)  avoiding  war, 
cowardly  ;  peaceable. 
'Ivtv,  neut.  of 'Tuti;,  -ticra,  -fi',  2  a. 
par.  pass.  —  "tutrni,  3  sin.  pres. 
ind.  pass.  —  4>u£j6ai,  pres.  inf. 
mid.  of<fivti>. 
•t<v^ii,  -rt?%  'h  '''"•  '"'■  (pvyt'i.- 
ifv^aKlvos,  -fi,-dv,  (fr.  last)  running 
away,  fleet,  swift  ;  timid,  fearful. 
iPr^f'u)  -w,  f.  -^aw,  p.  TTKpi'^tiKa,  (fr. 
same).sameas  tjitvyto-  per.  mid 
ind.  Tziipv^ii-  par.  -r^u^uif. 
t'v!),  -/)f,  //,  (fr.  ^ru;  to  beget)  na- 
ture, disposition,  genius,  inclina- 
tion, character  ;    stature,  growth, 
form, person,  comeliness ;  astern, 
stock. 
'^Di;,  3  sin.  2  a.  sub.  pass,  of  (^liu. 
•t>vK)ji,  -ov,  b,  and  <^tiK(J,  -l&o;,  !], 
(perhaps  fr.  ^vko;  sea  weed)  a 
kind  of  fish,  gudgeon,  ground- 
ling. 
<l>vKi6tts,  -taaa,  -cv,  {fr.  <pvKos  sea 

weed)  weedy,  full  of  weeds. 
'^^"/cof,  -cos  -ovs,  TO,  sea  weed ;    a 

dye,  paint. 
•I'vKriSi,  ->i,  -01/,  {(r.   ^cvyu)   to   fly 

from)  to  be  avoided,  shunned. 
•MiX'  (or  <pvXa,  pi.  oC^vXov,  same  as 

<pvX^. 
't>v\ayita,-aros,  rb,  (fr.  (piXdaoo)  to 
guard)  any  thing  or  person 
guarded,  a  charge  ;  a  guard, 
watch ;  an  order,  command,  di- 
rection. 
'^u>ulUl',  (fr.  (pvXh  a  tribe)  in  tribes, 

in  districts,  by  companies. 
•PvXiiKu,  -as,  «,  Dor.  for  <(iv\aKi'i. 
'PvXaKas,  a.^ '^u^^<^■ff,  n. —  'fivXii- 
Kcaiti,  Poet,  for  ^liAn^i,  d.  pi.  of 
tfivX't^. 
•f'ijXiiKfi,   -ijs,   I'l,    (fr.    ipvXiiiraii)    to 
guard)  a  guard,  watch,  defence, 
protection,  care,  cuitody,  charge  ; 
a  watch  of  the  night,  tliird  part 
of  the   night    origiiiallv    ainon:; 
the  .lews,  hut  the  fourth   when 
under  the   IloiniriH  ;    a  guard, 
num'irr  of  scntinetl  ;    a  prison, 
guard-houne,      dungeon,      hold, 
cage  ;    a  girrisnn. 
'PvXiIkii,  -n<,  II,  name  of  a  place, 
•tvXiiict^'d,  f.   -/(Til),   p.    rrrilifiXfiKiKii, 
(fr.  ipvXriKi)  a  priion,  th.  <i,v\iiaaui 
to  guard)   to  throw  into  prison, 
impriton,  ciinflnr,  keep  in  cunto- 
di).   par.  prei.  art.  0iiX/j«ri'^u,r. 
'^l;X(lV(lT(M,  -ris.  If,  (fr.  finme)  a  fe- 
male kirper  nr  jnilrr. 
*iiX'i<tiri7«,-'>i',  fc,(fr.»nnie)a^'ai7fr; 

CU'irrl,  watchman. 
'PCKaKOi,  -ov,  b.  Ion.  for  liiXa'^, 
(595) 


ivXaKTCos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  <pvXdaaij)  to 
guard)  to  be  guarded,  &c.  ac- 
cording to  the  verb. 

<^^;XuKri)p,  -Tjpos,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
watch,  guard,  keeper,  sentinel. 
pi.  ipvXaKTTiocs. 

•PvXiiKTrjpta,  -u)v,  rd,  (fr.  same) 
bauds  with  a  sentence  of  the  law 
of  JMoses  written  on  them,  worn 
on  the  forehead  by  the  Jews,  phy- 
larteries,preservers,  charms,  amu- 
lets. 

•tivXaKTripia,  -as,  i),  (fr.  same) 
watch,  guard,  sentry. 

'tvXaKTiipiov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a 
stalinn  or  place  to  watch,  post  ;  a 
watch  or  guar<l-house  ;  a  garri- 
son, fort,  castle,  citadeL 

•^vXaKTiKOf,  -i),  -bv,  (fr.  same)  fit 
for  watching  or  keeping;  vigi- 
lant, watchful,  vuiry,  cautious  ; 
capable  of  defence ;  averting, 
preserving. 

i|>uAa(,  -Skos,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
watch,  guardian,  preserver  ;  a 
watch,  guard  srntinel. 

'^u^«'fc2l,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  'ivXa^at, 

1  a.  impr.  mid. — 'hiiXa^ov,  -a'ru), 

2  pi.  't'vXd^uTC,  1  a.  impr.  act. — 
^vXd^ei,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of 
<j)iXd<rau). 

l^|■'^«f(5,  -tos,  Att.  -eiiis,  1%  same  as 

(pvXaKt'j. 

<t>(iXi2p-^os,  -ov,  b,  (fr,  ipvXfi  a  tribe, 
and  tip^ri  the  command)  the 
head  of  a  tribe,  magistrate  of  a 
district  ;  an  officer  of  cavalry. 

<^u^'I(To•(^l,  Ion.  for  ^I'Xa'^'ii,  1  a. 
inf.  act. — 't'vXaaatiifviit,  Att.  and 
Dor.  for  ^vXdoaeiv,  pres.  inf.  act. 
and 

l^uA'io■(rco■0«l,  inf.  —  'tivXdcaioOe,  2 
pi.  impr.  prts.  pass.  — ^IvXdaapf 

3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  and 
'VvXdoaroiiTi,  iEol.  for  (pvXdaaovai, 

3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  —  ^^uA«(^<T(i- 
ficvos,  -1}  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass.  — 
4'uXiiaaovTi,  d.  sin.  -oovris,  n.  pi. 
of  ipvXdaaojv,  -uvan,  -ov,  par, 
pres.  act.  —  it^vXaaauv,  pres. 
impr.  pass,  of 

'I'vXdaou)  or  -TTu),  f.  (fivXii^it),  p.  jrt- 
<l)vXaX_a,to  keep  safe,  preserve,  de- 
fend, save  ;  to  guanl,  keep  in  cus- 
tody. <riiXrf(T(ri)/i«i  or  -TTofiin,  to 
keep  watch,  mount  guanl  ;  to  ob- 
serve, mind,  attend  to  ;  to  watch 
for,  lie  in  xvnil,  citrli,  entrap  ;  to 
beware,  take  hrcil  or  care,  guard 
against,  avoid,  shun.  1  a.  act. 
tfvXii^n'  impr.  livXn^ov,  -tlrui,  2 
pi.  (l>vX/S^(iTC.  I  a.  ind.  mid. 
ctjivXa^d/iriv,  -u,  -aro.  per.  iiid. 
paSH.  nripvXayitni,  -^at,  -ktii. 

't'vXfiTrAfirvos,  puss.  —  'trXdrrtav, 
-ovan,  -ov,  ttiM.  par.  pres.  of  last. 

|^^•X/^//t,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  novl)  of  the 
same  tribe,  a  tribe's- man,  fellow, 
companion. 

'hiiXi),  -ilf,  ^,  a  tribe,  class,  uiard, 
division,  troop,  cmnpany  ;  a  race, 
lineage,  kindred. 

'^|^XX-I,  pi.  of  (I'n'XXoi'. 

*uAX<)(,  -tifo(,li,  (fr.  0i''XXoi'  a  leaf) 
ft  hri/p  of  leaves  ;  a  green  branch, 
'ln'-X'Stvni,  -11, -ov,  {fr.  snmn)/t/i/y, 
full  of  Itavcs  ;   of  leavis. 


♦(iXXo0oX/u»  -i,  (fr.  snnie,  and  |3iiX- 
Xu)  to  throw)  tu  cast  or  tliroiv  nff 
the  leaves  ;  to  spread  or  streit 
tenves. 

♦tXXu/)'uXfu,  -a J,  !i,  (fr.  same)  /Ae 
caMing  or  shediling  of  leaves, 
fall  nf  the  leaf ;  a  strewing  of 
leaves. 

♦tXXo/jciXof,  -ov,  6j  )';,  (fr.  same) 
casting  or  shedtling  Us  leaves  ; 
tcaltering  leaves. 

tiWov,  -ov,  rd,  a  leaf,  foliage;  pi. 
herbs. 

♦uXXoffrpuif, -urof,  5,  ^,(fr.  last, and 
arpiivivfti,  same  as  th.  orop/u  to 
strew)  strewed  vtith  leaves. 

♦vXXo^dpof,  -on,  6,  fj,  (fr.  sanie,  and 
^/pui  til  bear)  leaf-bearing,  leafy, 
verdant. 

♦uXor,  -ov,  rb,  same  as  ipvXf/. 

4>C'Xomf,  -Wof,  17,  (fr.  last,  and  di^ 
the  voice)  the  shout  of  troops, 
din  of  battle  ;  a  battle,  conjlicl, 
engagement,  war, 

^V)ta,  -aros,  rb,  (fr.  (piu  to  pro- 
duce) an  imposlhume,  unnatu- 
ral swelling. 

4>iJ/i(,  same  as  <pv(ji. 

♦Dvui,  '2  a.  inf.  act.  —  ^uito,  Ion. 
for  iipvvTo,  3  pi.  impf.  pass,  of 
last. 

4>iif;jXi{,  -Wof,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  (/icuyu  to 
flee,  and  aXij  enough)  a  fugi- 
tive, runaway,  coward ;  an  ex- 
ile ;  timid,  fearful,  cowardly. 

♦vo/if  I'u,  d.  sin.  pres.  par.  pass. — 
<tvovTt,  d.  sin.  par.  pres.  act. 
used  Dor.  for  (pvovai,  3  pi.  pres. 
ind.  act.  —  >tivoM<ra,  fem.  par. 
pres.  act.  of  ^iju. 

♦iJpa//a,  -aros,  to,  (fr.  (pipw  to  mix) 
a  mass,  lump ;  a  heap  of  mud 
or  clay  steeped  and  kneaded  for 
potters''  use  ;  four  kneaded  for 
baking,  dough. 

♦iJpao-i!,    -10?,    Att.    -to)f,   fj,   (fr. 
sa.me)  a  steeping,  soaking  ;  mix- 
ture; a  kneading,  baking. 
9vptiaov,  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 
♦  Op«u)  -a,  f.  -daw,  p.  -rrctliCpaKa,  (fr. 
Aipii)  to   mix)   to   mingle,    mix, 


*TT 

^iaas,  i^ifaoa,  (piaav,  1   a.   par. 

act.  of  ipiu). 
'Ivaui,  SyiK.  for  ipva^aas,  1  a.  par. 

act.  of 
"Tuffa'u)  or  -tivcanu)  -d,  f.   -;)ffu),  to 
blow  or  pvjf  up,  inflate,  swell  ; 
to  breathe,  pant,  blow ;   to  blow 
upon  ;  to  whispiT. 
<l>i)«r£(,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  ipiu). 

Or,  d.  sin.  odpiais. 
'i'vamta,  -uTOi,  rb,  (fr.  ibvaJw  to 
inflate)  n  blast,  breath,  puff  ; 
panting,  palpitation  ;  a  gale, 
breeze;  inflation,  bubble  ;  pride, 
insolence ;  an  oozing,  discharge. 
l^ll(7I;T;)p,   -ijpoi,    b,   (fr.    same)    a 

fan  ;  a  pair  of  bellows. 
'I'vcidu)  -d,  same  as  ^juo-kSu. 
•^•valyiaOos,   -ov,  b,  }/,   (fr.   (pvadw 
to  inflate,  and  yKi'Ooj  a  cheek) 
Cheekpvffer,  name  of  a  frog. 
<rtaiyf,  -yyoi,  jj,  (fr.  (pvadw  to  in- 
flate)  a  blister  on  the  hand  or 
foot. 
4>iiCTf^oof,  -ov,  h,  fi,  (fr.  ^im  to  pro 
duce,  and  |wi)   life)   producing 
the  necessaries  of  life,  bountiful, 
nourishing. 
'MatKo;,  -r),  -bv,  (fr.  (/liio-if  nature, 
th.  <pvoi  to  produce)  natural,  ac- 
cording to  nature,  physical  ;  ir- 
rational,   brute,    instinctive,   in- 
nate. 
<Pi)(7iKdif,  (fr.  last)  nnluTully. 
'I'utrioi',  act.  —  <l>u(noi;rai,  l)ass.   3 
sin.  cont.  pres.  ind. — 'ivaiulcBt, 

2  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  pass l^u- 

aioiifitvoi,  -rj,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass 
cont.  of 
ifiiCTKJu)  -d,  f.  -ujffu,  p,  treipvaiiiiKa, 
(fr.  livadtji  to  blow)  to  pant,  blow, 
puff;  to  blow  up,  swell,  inflate  ; 
to  grow  proud,  insolent,  haugh- 
ty, pres.   ind.    pass,    (pvaidoftai, 
-oujtai.    per.    pass.    T^pvalijifiai' 
par.  T£i^utriu);jfVos,  -n,  -ov. 
<t>iio'f(,  d.  Att.  cont. —  ilOcru',  a.  sin. 

of 
^vaii,  -lof,  Att.  -CU5,  •;,  (fr.  (JOio  to 
produce)  nature,  character,  dis- 
position,   constitution,    genius  ; 


blend  ;    to  steep,  soak,   moisten,  1     figure,   form,    stature,    shape  ; 
soften;    to   break,  dissolve;    to]     sex;  custom,  habit,  use ;  a  crea- 


knead,   bake  ;   to  pollute,  deflle. 

per.  ind.  pass.  Tncpvpafxat. 
^iofnv,  (fr.   same)  promiscuously, 

m  confusion,  disorderly. 
♦upcii',  pres.  inf.  act.  of  (Jjiipu. 
tvpiia,  -arof,  rb,  and  <t'vpfiui,  -ov,  b, 

(fr.   nc.tt)   dirt,  stain,  fllth  ;    a 

mixture,  confusion,  disturbance. 

♦  lipCJ,  f.   6up(3,   ^^Ol.    (pi'pCU),    p.    TTf- 

ipvpKn,  to  mix,  blend,  mingle ;  to 
pollute,    deflle  ;    to    luater,   wet 
gonk,  moisten  ;    to  bake,  knead. 
per.  ind.  pa«s.  rricpvpiiai. 
♦tif,  2  a  par.  act.  of  dD/ji. 
^uan  or  ^vaaa,  -ns,  I'l,  (fr.  (pvadta 
to  blow)  a   breath,   wind,    puff", 
blast ;  the  Ihrnat,  rrriw  or  crop  of 
a  bird  ;  a  pair  of  bellows. 

^vanQiif,  -liira,  -iv.  Dor.  for  (pvprj- 
6di,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  (Juo-tij. 

<t5(Tii,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  ^uu). 

♦uffaXis,  -1^0?,  fi,  (fr.  ipvadio  to  puff 
up)  a  bubble  ;  a  flute,  pipe. 

♦fiffaXof,  -ov,  b,  a  toad. 


ture. 

(^l)0•|'a)(Tl{,  -lo;,  Att.  -£Uf,  !},  (fr.  0u- 
cdix)  to  inflate)  a  swelling,  in- 
flation ;  pride,  insolence,  pi. 
cont.  ^uffiwfftis. 

♦  iJffXTi,  -))$,  li,  (fr.  same)  a  bladder  ; 
a  gut  or  paunch  to  make  pud- 
dings in. 

•IvaKOi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  sau- 
sage. 

^vcadu.  Ion.  4>u(7<r/(i),  for  ijtvadoi, 
pres.  inf.  act.  cont.  ^vaa^v. 

^vaanrfip,  -npoi,  b,  (fr.  (pvadoi  to 
blow)  a  fan,  pair  of  bellows. 

<^OT('JXl'^,  -Si,  !i,  (fr.  ^ivrbv  a  plant, 
th.  ^uu)  to  produce)  a  woodland, 
plantalion,  planting  ;  a  garden, 
vineyard;  vine-hearing  soil. 

4>ur(Jo/ja(,  same  as  ij>vTtihi. 

^vnia,  -a?,  ;;,  (fr.  0i)u  to  grow)  a 
plantalion,   planting  ;    a   plant, 
shrub. 
ivTcvci,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  — 


'1 
♦urtufltv,  Ion.    and   BcEOt.  for]     sin.  of  last, 
(596) 


t(/ii)T£iiOr/(Tav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 
—  >fuTni6ijri,  I  a.  impr.  pass,  of 

(^VTlilU). 

4'DTtuf<.i,-SToj,Ta.(fr.^uT(l)'aplnnt, 
th.  (/luo)  to  produce)  a  plant,  set, 
slip;  seed;  a  plantalion. 

il>uTti/(T(iTu,  Ion.  fur  lIpVTtVanTO,  3 
sin.  1  a.  in<l.  mid.  —  •t'vTivuii,  3 
sin.  1  a.  sub.  act.  of  rturti'w! 

"tvrtuCTif, -105,  Alt. -cms, '/;,(l'r. next) 
a  sowing,  planting  ;  j  planta- 
tion. 

•tiVTCvu),  f.  -tvata,  p.  irtcpirtvica,  (fr. 
(jiviD  to  produce)  to  plant,  set, 
sow,  ingraft ;  to  produce,  create, 
beget,  generate.  ;  to  plan,  con- 
trive, devise,  plot.  impf.  ind. 
act.  Kpircvov,  -cf,  -c.  per.  pass, 
ind.  TTf^iirtv^ui,  -ani,  -tui*  par. 
TTcdit'Tcu/j/i'of,  -ti,  -ov.  1  a.  pass, 
ind.  e<pvTi.v9t]v,-rii,-ri'  impr.  ^u- 

TCvOtlTl,   -t'lTU). 

■PvTcvujv,  -ovToi,  b,  (par.  pres.  act. 

of  last)  a  planter,  sower, 
"tuTdv,  -ov,  rb,  (fr,  <pvu)  to  produce) 
a  plant,  slirub ;  a  stock,  stem  ;  a 
man,  creature. 
•Iivrbi,  -)i,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  planted, 

flt  for  planting. 
'i>vT0CKa(p0i,  -ov,  b,  t],  (fr.  ^vrbv  a 
plant,  and  aKdnru)  to  dig)  a  hus- 
bandman, farmer,  gardener,  dig- 
ger, labourer. 
^vTovpybg,  -ov,  b,  ^,  (fr.  same,  and 
ipyov  work)  working  or  employ- 
ed about  plants,  a  gardener. 
l^va)  or  <J}vni  i'.  (fivao},  p.  irl^vKa,  to 
produce,  yield,  bring  forth,  bear  ; 
to    beget,    generate  ;     to    grow, 
sprout,  spring  up,    bud  forth  ; 
flourish,  bloom  ;  to  cling,  adhere, 
stick  to ;    to  be,  be  born  ;    to  be 
formed  or  constituted  by  nature  ; 
to  be  adapted,  flt  for  or  accus- 
tomed to  ;    to  be   inclined,  con- 
sent, agree.  2  a.  ind.  act.  iipvov, 
-cs,  -£,  and  (fr.  ^P^ii)  i<pvv,  -v$, 
-u"  par.  ipvi.  per.  ind.  pass,  vi- 
0i)f/n(,-(Tni,-rai.  2a,  pass,  ttfivriv, 
-rjg,  -n-  par.  ipvi'ii,  -uaa,-lv. 
'^uiyvvij)  or  -u;'i,  <taiyu),  and  <^lj^u), 
(i'r.  (/xS;  light,  th.  0au  to  shine) 
to   burn   in  the  fire ;    to  roast, 
toast,  broil,  fry. 
4>w(f  or  <l>wif,  -K05,  the  name  of  a 

bird. 
'tuiKuivr],  -/;{,  fi,  (fr.  next)  a  por- 
poise. 
^(iKr),  -t)s,  t'l,  a  sea  calf,  seal, 
'tuKria,  -Kfjuiv,  and  -kcIuv,  oi,  the 

people  of  Phocis. 
<^^i<fo5,  -ov,  b,  a  man's  name. 
<t>u)Kv\lhij),  Ion.  for  -inv,  g.  sin.  of 
4>u)ci)XWi;s,    -ov,   b,  Phocylides,  a 

man's  name. 
JiuiXfif, -a'ioj,  5,  1'/,  (fr.  next)  living 

in  dens. 
l^(<)X£3f,  -ov,  b,  and  fliwXta,  -as,  i'l, 

a  den,  cave,  hole,  burrovi. 

*a)X£u(u,  and  tt>u>\{u) -Co,  (fr.  last)  to 

lurk,  lie  down  in  a  cave  or  hole  ; 

to  burrovi. 

'Vioiicv,  1  pi.  2  a.  sub.  act.  of((i7]ftl. 

<iiii)vdeii,  -iaaa,  -tv.  Dor.  for  ^(i>- 

vnui. 
ifoji'avTo,  Cras.  for  <piavdtvTa,  a. 


^ns 


{■uyaorai,  Dor.  for  ^uv^o'ai,  I  a. 
inf.  act.  and 

•tuvti,  3  sin.  cont.  -vtrrc,  -vovai,  2 
anJ  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
and 

<t'\t)vcui'Ta,  Dor,  for  <}iiavovvra,  pi. 
neut.  — 'ifmyiiivTcs,  Dor.  for  ipia- 
vovvTCi,  pi.  mas.  cont.  pres.  par. 
act.  of 

•tfuviu)  -w,  f.  -rjaia,  p.  Tr(*i(ii'i7»:a,  (fr. 
next)  to  send  forth  a  voice  or 
sounid,  crow,  neigh,  &c.  to  speak, 
toy,  utter,  cry  out  ;  to  colt,  name, 
ad/irtss,  spfak  to.  iinpf.  ind.  act. 
Cipiivtov  -ouv.  1  a.  act.  ind.  t(p'J>- 
vieaf  -Of,  -£"  impr.  (piivtiaon, 
•drill.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  cipuvi'idriv 
ml.  ipijivndfivat. 

*jiv/i,  -ns,  ri,  a  voice,  sound,  utter- 
ance, noise,  clamour,  cry  ;  u 
word;  speech,  language,  ton/pie, 
dialed,  pronunciation,  accent  ; 
fame,  report,  rumour  ;  name. 
^iDvi'icis,  -caaa,  -£v,  (fr.  last)  endu- 
ed with  speech,  arliculale  ;  tune- 
ful, V'JCll. 

•iutn]cv,  -euros,  ri,  (neut.  of  last) 
a  distinct  sound,  a  vowel. 

<PiDvri9!)vai,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — <tuv^- 
ffui,  inf.  —  <^(j>vt'iaas,  -aaa,  -av, 
n.  pi.  -aavrci,  par.  —  'itjinjaov, 
inipr.  1  a.  act.  —  ♦uniffoj,  -us, 
•It,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  ipwvfu. 

'Puii'lfa,  -aroi,  rd,  (fr.  0(ovi)  a 
sound)  a  voice,  speech  ;  a  word. 

<tii>vnca<r' ,  for  (puvi'icaaa,  fem.  par. 
1  a.  act.  —  'tilivnaiv.  Ion.  for 
iipihvriatvy  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

'iiiivouvris,  pi.  mas.  cont.  par.  pres. 
aci.  of  same. 

*wp,  ^uipif,  h,  a  thief,  robber ;  a 
drone,  kind  of  bee. 

♦(ip,  ipwpb(,  and  >twpoj,  -ot,  4,  a 
spy,  watch,  soout. 

't'u'pii,  -as,  q,  (fr.  <pi)p  a  thief )  u 
theft,  robbery. 

•VivpSv,  pres.  inf.  cont.  of 

't>wo'iw  -u),  f.  -liatji,  p.  ir£0(ipa<;a, 
Ton.  -nxa,  (fr.  ^dip  a  thief)  to 
steal,  rub ;  to  detect,  discover  in 
theft  ;  to  search,  hunt  after, 
truce. 

•Vuipliifiif,  -av,  0,  a  desk,  case,  box, 
chtsl,  wardrobe. 

']/iapio(,  -ov,  6,  //,  (fr.  (fiiif  a  thief) 
clnwlestine,  stolen. 

^upHv,  g.  pi.  of  ((luio. 

♦uj,  ^wMf,  /;,  (fr.  ^lil^ui  to  burn) 
a  burning,  toorcliing,  roasting, 
hroilinn. 

•txSf,  (puruf,  t4,  (ronl.  fr.  (ptios  light, 
ih.  diiiut  to  iihino)  tiglU,  Jtre,  a 
torch  ;  nprnncsf,  deartuis,  per- 
spicuity ;  inslnirlion,  doctrine 
and  example  ;  knnwledi(e  ;  hnli- 
ne>f,  jny,  delight;  a  light  or 
gui/ting  pnnciple, 

<>u)<,  ijiiorif,  k,  (fr.  ipdui  to  xpeak)  a 


'tuMTKia,  (fr.  0w{  lighl,  th.  (pHu  to 
shine)   to  shinr  Klatrr,  brighten. 

♦worrip,  -fjpoj,  h,  (fr.  name)  a  light, 
luminary,    pi.  i^wor^pcj. 

♦uff^rfpof,  -ov,  i,  4,  (fr.  name,  and 
lilpm  to  lirmg)  bringing  li^hl, 
lustre-bearing,       UghUusfttring. 


XAI 

Subs,    the  morning  star,  bright 

harbinger  of  day, 
'twcuiv,  -Olios,  &,  (fr.  ^uffdiDtoblow) 

a  sail,  canvass. 
ifura  —  <t>uiri  —  'tuj-oj  —  ■J'uItuv, 

cases  of  ipios. 
<I>(i)rt(vd5,  -i(,  -dv,  (fr.  rfiij  light,  th. 


XAA 

ind,  fxv^a.  2  a.  act.  ind.  (xavoV 
inf.  ;^iiia(,   fr.  ;^a'ii;fii.  per.  indv 

pass.    Kf'^.C^UI,  -(TUI,  -(TTat. 

XnTov,  -oil,  TO,  a  shepherd''s  croohi 

st"j: 
Xaibs  or  Xdi'of,  same  as  x""!,  -o"* 


(pdu>  to  shine)  light,'bright,  lumi-VS.ulp\  for  x«'P«i  2  sin.  —  \aipzre. 


nous,  splendid,  enlightened. 

'^(I)Tl'^£l,  ind *(DTi^ij,  sub.  3  sin. 

pres.  act.  of 

<tu)ri^u),  f.  -tail),  Att.  -lis,  p.  Tccpii- 
riKa,  (fr.  (/lus  light)  to  brighten, 
illuminate,  enlighten  ;  to  bring 
to  light,  disclose,  lay  open  ;  to 
teach,  instruct  ;  to  illustrate,  ex- 
plain. 1  a.  act.  ind.  ciptjjrica- 
inf.  ipwriaar  par.  ipuriaas.  per. 
ind.  pass,  vtipiiiricfiat,  -aai,  -rai. 
1  a.  pass.  ind.  ((piuriaOiji',  -ts, 
-ri'  par.  ipiiirtadds- 

'tfuiriaavTOS,  g.  par.  1  a.  act.  — 'tu- 
rlaci,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act.  —  4>u)- 
TiadivTOi,  g.  -Oivres,  n.  pi.  par. 
1  a.  pass,  of  last. 

<l>a)Ti(r^3j,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  splen- 
dour, brightness,  lustre,  light, 
Uluminntiun. 

•iuixOcis,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  ^liyvu- 

>"■ 
(]>u',|>,  for  ^u;,  same  as  ipaos. 


X,  X'  *^'''>  ^^^  twenty-second  of 
the  more  modern  Greek  let 
ters,  and  the  third  of  the  five 
additional  ones.  As  a  nume- 
rel  character  -y;  signifies  six 
hundred  ;  with  a  dot  under- 
neath, ;(,  six  hundred  thousand. 

X',  before  an  aspirate,  for  xal'  and 

sometimes  for  (ctv  or  kc. 
Xi,  Dor.  for  kui  i'/. 
XuiJis,  -ti,  -dv,  crooked,  bent. 
Xajios,  -ov,  b,  a  bit,  bridle,  rein. 
Xa/?puO(i,  indecl.  Heb.  a  little  way  ; 

H  good  way,  some  distance. 
Xdic  or  Xditr,   Ion.  for  iynfic,  3 

sin.   2   a.    ind.   act.  —  Xnihiv, 

Ion.  for  ^aiuf,  2  a.  inf  act.  of 

Xfitos,  cont.  -ouf,  e.  of  X'^"f- 
Xii^io,    Ion.    anil  Xdl^cv,  Dor.   for 

yi?ov,  prn«.  impr.  pass,  of 
Xd'^iii,  f.  -iioio,  to  Kite  place,  yield, 
rilire,  retreat,  rrredr  ;  to  decline, 
refuse  ;  to  deprive,  take  (JU'rti/i 
rob  ;  to  hiild,  rnnlnin,  be  ctipa- 
CUIUS,  large ;  to  hold  in,  restrain, 
curb.  2  a.  ind.  act.  Ix&f'ov,  per. 
ind.  mid.  xfxaia,  for  which  aUo 

Xnhw,  f.  •Hi'i'i,  P-k/x""",  (fr.  obs 

open  the  mouth,  smnllnw  ;  to 
bawl ;  In  gape  or  start  at,  won. 
der  at,  ^nie  on,  admire  ;  to  desire, 
wish  or  long  for,  covet.    1  t,  act. 

(597) 


2  pi.  pres.  impr.  act.  <>(  x"'?'"- 
XaipcKoKos,  -ov,  b,  )),  (fr.  x,"'?'^  ^° 

rejoice,  and  kukov  a  mistorlune) 

rejoicing  in  anot,htr''s  misfortune,. 

envious,  inalignanl. 
Xa7pc,  Xaipcrc,  2  sin.  and  pi.  pres. 

impr.  act.  — Xaipti,  3  sin,  pres. 

ind.    act.  —  XuTpw,    Ion.     for 

(Xi'ipiv,  3  sin.  inipf.  ind.  act.  of 

%l!fpU). 

Xaipcri^ui,  (fr.  xa'?"  to  rejoice)  to 
Salute,  receive  with  joy,  congratu- 
late, welcome. 

Xaipirov,  2  du.  pres.  irapr.  act.  of 
X'llpu}. 

XaipiipvWov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same, 
and  ipiWov  a  leaf)  a  kind  of  pot- 
herb, chevril. 

Xaipn^ojv,  -6vos,  'h  (fr.  X"'?*^  *°  ^^' 
joice)  joy,  gladness. 

Xaipnv,  Dor.  for  ^a'pci^i'i  Pf^s.  inf. 
act.  —  Xalpvs,  -p>h  1  pi-  X"^?"" 
ficv,  pres.  sub.  act.  —  Xaip:,actv, 
1  f.  inf  act.  of  ;^'<i'p«). 

Xaipmaii,  Dor.  for  j^ui'potitra,  fem. 
par.  pres. — Xaipoac.v,\  pLpres. 
ind.  act.  of 

xaipM,  f.  x^P'^i  P-  *;f%''p.''''i '"  '■''■ 

joice,  be  glad,  delight  in  ;  to  re- 
joice with,  congratulate,  be  pleas- 
ed, Xa'ipe,  -pirt,  impr.  hail,  good 
morrow,  how  do  you  do  ?  fare- 
well, good  by,  adieu.  Xalptiv,  infl 
a  form  of  salutation,  health, 
happiness,  greeting,  compliments, 
impf.  ind.  act.  ixaipov,  -ts,  -t.  2 
a.  ind.  act.  (x^P""'  P'-'"'-  ]"^' 
pass.  Kix'tp^ini-  2  a.  pass.  ind. 


ex'ipnv,  -nfy  -n'  sub.  x"P'^f  'V^t 

-fi'  inf.  xapni'ai'  par.  ^upti'f.  2  f. 

ind.  pass.  x"f>'l'"'l"'^-   P^"'*    '"'^* 

mid.  Kixap"- 
Xalpui^-ovila,  -01',  pi.  n.  -pnvreSig- 

-pdvrinv,  par.  pros.  act.  of  last. 
X'ltrdiis,  Dor.  for  ;^(iir;iri?. 
Xiiirii,  -rjs,  >h  a  mane,  ban,  lock. 
Xniri)cis,  -f(TCT<i,-£i',(fr.  Iast)/ifiii/i^ 

'ulonti  mane,  long-haired,  hairy. 
Xairwiia, -ilros,  rd,  same  as  ;^u/n;. 
XaXi'i,  -lis,  Dor.  for  xn^6- 
X<iX'i^'i,   ->is,   li,  hail  ;    a  shower, 

storm, 
.XiiXuCijfK,    -taari,    -cv,     (fr.    last) 

full  of  hail,  showery,  hailini;. 
.XiiXii^ilui   -w,    (fr.    same)  to  hnil, 

shower  hail. 
Xii\iiivovrts,  "•  pl.  pres.  par.  act. 

of 
XiiXii^'iij,  xamo  as  ^nXnoi. 
X<iX(iii'poi',  -(111,  Til,"  iiiinr  bed, pallet. 
X.iXn'(<i((,  iliol.  ami  Por.  liirXoXrf- 

aiis,    1    n.    par.    mt.  —  XhXiibi, 

Dor.  and  yr'.ol.  for  jfuXilcri,  3  pl. 

cont.  prcn.  ind.  act.  of  ;^'.iXfiu). 
Xa\diTivr(s,  n.  -nitiriay,  B-  p'-  pni' 

—  XrtXrfTiirt,  ini[>r.  2  pl.  1  a.  act. 

—  X'lXfiffw,    1    f.   ind.   act.    of 
same. 

XaXucr/ii(,   -ov,    b,  (fr.    j^aXdu  to 


XAA 

loose)  a  rehxation,  loostmng, 
aliirkaiing. 

XuAiiaroi',  -ov,  rH,  (fr.  next)  a  littli 
chain,  tucktnrt, 

2Ca\nM  or  Xti\if^ut,C  -Sam,  p.  ^'t^"" 
AuKd,  and  XuAa/iu),  1.  -urw,  'o 
loosr,  Itt  tuosr,  imlir,  r{liis,,il(irl;- 
m  ;  to  ahiitc,  nssuu^r,  lessen  , 
to  undo,  untwit,  open  ;  to  tower, 
let  down  ;  to  j;ive  way,  yield  or 
suhmit  to ;  to  become  weak,  fee- 
ble or  languid,  fade,  decay  ;  to 
he  remiss,  neglect.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
f;^a'Xaaa,  -af,  -£■  impr.  ^dXacov, 
•drio.  per.  ind.  pass.  i;i^d\ii<j- 
fiat,  -am,  -arat.  1  a.  ind.  pass. 

SaJ./Sari;,  -ris,  f),  galbanum,  a  gum. 

XnXcJuirtj,  -01',  6,  n  Chaldean. 

XuAt-uii'u),  (fr.  ^a^crrdi  injurious, 
Ih.  \«A/n-n«)  to  hurt)  lo  be  harsli, 
hard,  severe  or  rude ;  to  be  an- 
gri/,  enraged,  incensed  ;  to  pro- 
voke, vex ;  to  injure,  hurl.  pres. 
impr.  act.  ^aXiiraivc  opt.  x"^^' 
Traiioifit,  -bis,  -01. 

XoXtTTi),  d.  sin.  fern,  of 

XoAfrrof,  ->),  -bv,  (fr.  jj^aXf'irrw  to 
hurt)  pernicious,  injurious ;  dun- 
gcrwiis,  perilous,  arduous,  dijfi- 
cu'l ;  avful,  terrible ;  hard, 
grievous,  troublesome  ;  fierce, 
ferocious,  harsh,  severe  ;  angry, 
incensed ;  morose,  cross,  hard  to 
please,  g.  sin.  Ion.  ■)^aXfKo'io.  d. 
pi.  Ion.  jj^nXcTTuTui. 

XuAtTTiiTf/j,  -iiTOi,  )'u  (fr.  last)  dij!- 
culty  ;  importunity  ;  harshness, 
roughness,  sourness,  ovsterity, 
severity  ;  ferccncss,  cruelly. 

XaAf'ffTu),  (.  -\ptD,  p.  Kf^d^eda,  to 
hurt,  injure,  treat  ill ;  lo  over- 
turn, overthrov,  throve  down. 

XaAcruif,  (fr.  xo^^f^os  hard)  severe- 
ly, heavily,  grievously  ;  with  dif- 
ficulty, hardly,  scarcely  ;  bad- 
ly, unfortunately,  with  severity, 
harshly,  cruelly,  angrily. 

XaAtTTiiTtoj,  -a,  -ov,  comp.  XaAc- 
iTiiraroi,  -n,  -ov,  sup.  of  ;!^^aA£7r(5j. 

Xn'AiKtf,  n.  pi.  of  )(d\i^. 

XaXiKparos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  x"^'^ 
pure  wine,  and  xtpdia  to  mix) 
unmixed,  pure. 

XuAi^jrf^w,  (fr.  next)  to  ragclike  a 
bacchanalian.  • 

XaA(/i(ij,  -d&oi, »/,  (fr.  x''^'^  wine, 
Ih.  ^o^aM  lo  relax)  a  bacchana- 
lian. 

Xa'Ai;iof,  -01),  h,  a  sorcerer,  vAiard. 

XaAil'(jy(i;yf(i)-ui,f.  -rjoij),  p.  K£;vaA(- 
rayo'iyriKii,  (fr.  ;:^iiA(i'ds  a  bridle, 
and  dyii)  to  lead)  lo  lead  hy  a 
bridle,  to  bridle,  cjrb,  restrain,  go- 
Vfrn.   1  a.  ind.  txuX'^oyiiynaa. 

XaAiyfiywyijffui,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — 
XiiAduyuiyiji',  pres.  par.  act. 
conl.  of  last. 

XoXivbi,  -o'li,  h,  a  bridle,  rein,  bit. 

XjAiVow,  pres.  impr.  act.  coiit.  of 

XaAarfw -iD,  (fr.  ^^aAivdj  a  bridle) 
to  bridle,  rein  in,  curb ;  to  check, 
restrain. 

X<iXif,  -tKOi,  b,  apebble,  »tone,Jlint, 
clialk,  gravel. 

XaAij  or  Xd\ii,  -1K05,  b,  Bdcchui, 
iL-me,  pure  U'ine. 


XAA 

yaXlifpwv,  -oi'Of,  b,  /;,  (fr.  x"^"ia  to 
relax,  and  fp'iv  the  mind)  if 
weak  intrttcrts  jitty,  simple,  tint- 
ing ;  deranged,  mad,  distracted. 

XaAko'p/iuTo;,  -op,  b,  }),  (Ir.  YiiX^dj 
brass,  and  ap/ia  a  rhuriol)  druuit 
in  a  l:ra:en  chariot. 

XuXkucvh,  -^ioi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  san;e, 
and  nairli  a  shield)  beating  a 
brazen  shielil,  brazen  shielded. 

XoXkc',  lor  ;^a'A(C£a,  pi.  neut.  of 
;^rfA/f£oj. 

XhXkcTov,  -ov,  rb,  (Ir.  ^nA*i){ 
brass)  a  bra.wr's  v:ork  shop,  a 
forge  ;  a  brass  pot  or  kettle,  cal- 
dron ;  a  brass  tablet  or  plate. 

XaXk-ttof,  -a,  -ov.  Poet,  for  j(d\KCos, 
g.  pi.  xaXKiiuiv. 

XaAvfAaros,  -ov,  b,  fi,  same  as  x^X- 
/f);Anrof. 

X«XKf'^i/3oAa{,  -(/5o;,  )'/,  (fr.  ^oXfcdj 
brass,  and  ffijJoXof  the  beak  of  n 
ship)  brazen-prowed. 

X'lXvfVrtpof, -01),  b,  fi,  (fr.  xoXxdf 
brass,  and  ivrcpov  the  intestines, 
th.  evrdi  within)  having  brazen 
intestines. 

XaA«r£i'r))f,  -eos-oTii,b,tj,  (fr.  same, 
and  ivTca  arms)  brazen  armed, 
using  brass  weapons. 

XnXKciyo/jfpos,  -ov,b,li,  (fr.  same, 
and  yu^<poi  a  tiuW)  J'aslened  icith 
brass  nads. 

XaXKtoOupn^,  -iiKn<;,b,!i,  (fr.  same, 
and  &u'}pa^  a  breastplate)  brazen- 
mailed,  uilh  a  breastplate  of 
brass. 

Xi(X/f£OKrfp^(os,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  Kcpfiiu  the  heart)  brazen- 
hearted,  intrepid,  courageous. 

X'iA/i£o;j('Tpiis, -011,6,  (fr.  same,  and 
jjiTpa  a  mitre)  having  a  brazen 
milre,  wearing  a  brazen  girdle 
or  helmet. 

Xa'A*r£0?  -ot)j,  -irj  -ij,  -eov-ovv,  and 
XdXKco;,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  ;^«X<(3j 
brass)  made  of  brass,  brazen  ; 
strong,  firm. 

XaXKt6(pwvos,  -oii,o,)/,(fr.  same,and 
(/.oji'i)  the  voice)  brazen -voiced, 
shrill,  loud,  with  lungs  of  brass. 

XoXkcvs,  -iui,  b,  (fr.  x"Xnbi  brass) 
a  viorker  in  brass,  brasirr,  cop- 
persmith ;  a  smith,  blacksmith. 

XaXxcvu).  f.  -tvaio,  (fr.  lasl)  to 
work  as  fi  coppersmith  or  brasier, 
work  m  brass. 

XnAKHo,  d.  sin.  of  i^«X/f£o;. 

XaXKeui;,  (fr.  ;^;n'X/c£05  brazen)  of 
brass,  like  brass. 

XuXKti^wv,  -6vos,  b,  name  of  a  gem, 
chalcedony. 

XaXxi'iinv,  -on,  r5.  Ion.  for  ^^itAiftToi'. 

Xii\Ki'\uro^,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  %f/X/i-3j 
brass,  and  eXnviw  or  tXiiu  lo 
draw)  spun  or  drawn  from  brass, 
brazen,  covered  with  brass. 

XaXxrpri';,  -£05 -ov;,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  Same, 
and  rt'ow  to  fit )  fitted  or  mounted 
with  brass,  made  of  brass,  braz- 
en. 

XnXxWrt,  a.  sin.  of  XoXkU,  Chal- 
cis,  name  of  a  town. 

XoXWov, -ou,  ri,  (fr.  xa>Kbi  brass) 
a  brazen  vessel,  pot,  caldron. 

XaXKOiipav,  Dor.  for;]^aX(coap(ii',  g. 
pi.  of^ 

(598) 


XAA 

XaXKoaplii,  -oD,  6,  and  XnXKoXpfi! 
-ioi -iv'i,  b,  fi,  (fr.  i^nAAiH  brass, 
tmd  alpu)  to  kill)  uioiiudiit  vT kill-^ 
cd  with  n  brazen  weajmn  ;  ilc- 
stroying  or  killing  with  the  siioril. 
Or,  (fr.  n'pcu  to  lit)  fttcd  or  arm 
fit  with  In  iiss. 

X«Xico/Jupi)5,  -ioi  -orf,  6,  !i,  (fr. 
same,  and  iSa'oof  a  weigh!)  /ifftfy 
with  brass  ;  Jirm,  strong,  solid. 

XaAA0/3uTi)s,  -/oj  -uvi,  b,  i),  (fr.  ' 
same,  and  jiduig  a  foundation, 
th.  (ialvto  to  go)  having  a  braz- 
en foundation,  h  ass-bottomed^ 
solid,  Jirm,  strong,  neut.  x"^'^°' 
Parrs- 

XuXxdyivv;,  -V05,  b  li,  (fr.  same, 
and  yivvi  a  chin)  having  brazen 
javs,  brazen-flooked. 

XaXKofa^nf,  -avroi,  b,  1/1  (fr.  same, 
and  ^n/idui  to  conquer)  brass- 
subduing,  sharpening  brass,  steel- 
whitting. 

TinXKolo,  p.  sin.  Ion.  of  yaXKii. 

X(iA/k-oKM?fiifi-i<5o$i  ^1  ^1  ('•'■  ;fuX(c3t 
brass,  and  Kvnt'ii  a  boot)  br'iztn- 
bootcd,  with  greaves  of  brass, 
brazen-mailed,  n.  pi.  j^uAkoxvij- 
litSts. 

XaXKOKOpvarfiyA.  sin.  of 

XiiXKOKopvarfis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  j^oXioJj 
brass,  and  xdpv;  a  helmet)  braz- 
en-hetmeted,  brazen-mailed  or 
armed. 

XaXudKpoTo;,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  same, 
and  Kpovtj}  to  beat)  brazen-sound- 
ing^ brazen-hoofed,  brazen. 

XaXKoXlfiavov,  -vv,  rb,  a  kind  of 
fine  copper  or  brass ;  a  mixture 
of  gold  and  sdver. 

XaXKOTopaoi,  JFo\.  and  Dor.  for 

XaX/fOTTopvo;,  Art.  for  XuXKOTrdpci- 
os,  -ov,  0,  /;,  (fr.  yaXKbi  lir;iss,and 
iriipttn  a  cheek)  brazen-cheeked. 

XaXK6n'.^o;,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.  same, 
and  Ti'^ov  the  ground)  brass- 
foored^  firm,  solid,  steady. 

XaXKO-nXdcTtii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Same, 
and  TrXdoau}  to  form)  a  worker 
in  brass,  brasier. 

XaXKiTtovs,  -voSof,  b,  r'j,  (fr.  same, 
and  roT'i  a  foot)  Irazen-footed. 

XiiXKdmXog,  -fti),  0,  i/,(fr.  same,  and 
ri'X;/  agate)  having  brazen  gates. 

XoXkbi,  -uv,  b,  brass,  copper  ;  arins, 
weapons  or  any  brazen  instru- 
ment or  utensil ;  copper  or  brass 
money,  money. 

XaXk-dro^os,  -ov,  b,  >';,  (fr.  last,  and 
t6^ov  a  bow)  having  a  brazen 
bow. 

XaXicuTopos,  -ov,  0,  fi,  {fr.  same,  and 
ropi'u)  to  bore)  piercing  brass; 
strong,  sharp. 

XaXKuTVTT,>s,-nv,  b,'i,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ti'iTrrw  to  strike)  unrhing  in  brass, 
a  brasier,  coppersmith  ;  struck 
with  brass,  wounded  with  a 
svnrd.    ■ 

XuXKoiaOni,  pres.  inf  pass.  cont. 
of  xiiXxdo). 

XaXKuxapiini,  -ov,  0,  I'l,  {fr-  XnA/fij 
brass,  and  X'''PI"'  ''""''r'  ''.^• 
X'lip'^  'o  rejoice)  delighting  in 
war,  warlike. 

XnXKo'xiT6vwv,g.  pb  of 

XaXKOxIruii',  -ovos,  »» flj  (fr-  X"^"^' 


XAM 


XAP 


brass,  and  ^itCiv  a  coat)  brasxlXaiitUva,  Dor.  for   Xafitivri,  -ijs, 

clad,  brazen-mailed.  I     and  XafitMis, -Wof.i;,  (t'r.  ^u/j(ii 

XaXxou)  •&,   (fr.  ;^aA/iof  brass)  to.     on  the  ground,  and  tvit)  a  bed) 

moAe  q/'  Krass ;  to  case  or  arm       a  hed  on  the  ground,  matlress, 

with  brass,  to  arm.  i     pallet. 

XaXicu),  d.  sin.  of  ;;^aX<c(5f.  Xu/JnXof,  ->),  -ov,  (fr.  X"!'"'  on  'he 

XoAiffi,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. '     ground)  low,  creeping  ;  humble ; 

of  ;^(iXn'iij.  I     mean,  vile  ;  smonlh,  flat. 

Xa/iiii,  Xnftuit^y  and   Xafid^c,   on  iXa/Jiifltv,     (fr.     same-)    from     tlie 


the  ground,  to  the  ground. 
XaftataKTii,   -i)S,    I'l,    (!V.  last,   and 

oKTri   an   elder)  a  dwarf  elder, 

elder. 
XafinijiaTov,  -ou,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 

tiuTof  a  bramble)  a  struuberry. 
Xaiint0aTos,-ou,  0  or  fi,  (fr. same)  a 

low  shrub  or  bramble,  blackberry. 
Xa/ju'}  C1//S,  -ioi  -ouf,  b,  i),  (fr.  ^a- 


grouTid,  from  betnic. 

Xa/ioiXKos,  (fr.  same,  and  IX<c<o  to 
draw)  a  dray,  sitdge ;  a  ma- 
chine to  draw  .ihips  upon  the 
shore  ;  a  capstan. 

Xdfios,  -ov,  6,  a  bit,  rein,  bridle. 

Xafiiiv,  -uiof,  6,  (Heb.)  a  cake. 

Xo/iu),,  Heb.  indecl.  Chemosh, 
name  of  an  idol 


/lui  on  the  ground,  and  y/^o^a^  toiXaiu'ir,  6,  Heb.  indecl.  a  man's 


be)  earth-born,  terristriul. 

Xaiiaiiiiippri,  -i/i,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
^dipvn  a  laurel)  ground  or  dwarj 
laurel. 

XafiaimidaKaXoi,  -ov,  !),  (fr.  same, 
and  ctidaKa\oi  a  master)  a  low 
schoolmastir. 

XaftatCtKitcrrji,  -uv,  0,  (fr.  same, 
and  iiKaarljf  a  judge)  an  inferior 
magistrate. 

Xaiiat6fiii!,  -vo{,  {/,  an  herb,  creep- 
ing germander  or  wood-snge. 

XaitativvTi(,-ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  X"!'"'  "" 
the  ground,  and  cvvi)  a  bed)  ly- 
ing on  the  ground. 

Xafiiii^<i\ov,  -ov,  TO,  (neut  of  ne.Tt) 
a  slirub,  broom. 

Xa/ial^n^os,  -ov,  h,  fi,  and  -Xof  -r;, 
-01-,  (fr.  x."f""  ""  'he  ground, 
and  ^)'iXo(  emulation)  creeping 
on  the  groun/l,  low,  grovelling, 
humble,  abject,  mean. 

XaftatXivictj,  -IK,  !i,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xivmi  a  white  poplar)  dwarf 
poplar. 

Xa/JiiXfwv,  -oiTOf,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  X/u>v  a  lion)  a  lizard;  a 
ckamalton  ;  a  turncoat  rene- 
gade ;  evasive,  tly,  artful.  Also 
a  thistle. 

Xafiai/irjXov,  -ot,  ri,  {St.  X"!""^  "" 
the  pround,  andjir/Xok  an  apple) 
chamomile. 

Xa^tafrtroiaav,  Dor.  f"*r  ^o^airc- 
Tovaav,  a.  sin.  fcm.  cont.  pr&s. 
par.  ad.  of 

Xi/iii rcr/u  -(3,  (fr.  yo/zaf  on  the 
proimd,  and  niTiw  for  rirrw  lo 
fall)  to  fall  tn  Uie  ground,  fail. 

XafinfTtriif,  -lof  -ov(,  !>,  fi,  (fr. 
Fume)  fallen  on  the  ground, 
jrrostrnir ;  mean,  humbtc,  low, 
KTiivelhnc;. 

Xa/iai-rirvf,  -vof,  /;,  (fr.  X"!"*^  "" 
ihi;  {;''i'<>nil,  and  ir/rpc  n  pine) 
an  h>rh  having  (hn  sniell  of  a 
pinolrcf. 

XrifjainlipiK,  -fof  -ovi,  h,  I),  (fr. 
sanir,  and  /j/htu  lo  throw) 
Ihroun,  strewn  or  spread  on  the 
ground. 

Xafiairt.iriioi',  -nv,  Tr>,  (fr.  fiamc, 
and  rrrrw  lo  beat)  n  brothel. 

XaiiaiTlTri,  -i;v,  fi,  (fr.  samr)  a 
proslttute. 

XoficXaln,  -n(,  li,  for  x''l""tXalti, 
(fr.  same,  and  tXalu  nn  olive) 
a  dwarf  olivc-trtr,  nn  oltve. 


name ;    Canaan,    name    of  the 
Holy  Land  ;  a  merchant 

Xavavaloi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  last)  cf 
Canaan  ;  a  Canaanite  ;  a  mer- 
chant. 

Xavhavj),  (fr.  pfa'fw  to  contain)  lo 
contain,  hold,  grasp;  to  be  cw 
pacious,  large. 

Xav&ov,  (fr.  ;:^m'i'W  to  gape)  with 
open  mouth,  gaping. 

Xavclv,  2  a.  inf.  act.  —  Xavovitai 
1  f.  ind.  mid.  —  Xnvov^ivoi,  1 
f.  par.  irid. — XavC),  1  f.  ind 
act.  of  ;^a(Vu). 

Xdo^,  -cos  -ovg,  rd,  (fr.  ^atio]  to 
gape)  an  opening,  fls.'wre,  gap- 
ing ;  a  gulf,  abyss,  vast  chasm, 
gap,  valley  ;  a  chaos,  boundless 
space;  a  confused  heap  ;  iarh 
ness. 

Xadi,  -ov,  (I,  I'j,  (fr.  X""'  '"  take) 
gnoil,  honest,  worthy ;  noble,  ii 
luslrious. 

Xapit,  -a;,  tj,  (fr.  X"!?'''  'O  rejoice) 
gla/lness,  jn}),  pleasure,  delight 

Xiipayfia,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  X"?'"""^ 
to  carve)  a  mark,  note,  slump, 
character,  letter ;  sculpture,  en- 
graving, device  ;  a  piece  of  mo- 
ney, coin ;  a  v.ound,  scar,  d 
Xnpdy/taTi. 

Xopdfpn,    -ag.    Ion.    -t;.:,   i;,     (fr 
same)    n   ravine,  gully,  channel 
or  bed  of  a  torrent ;  a  torrent ;  a 
ditch,  trench,  canal ;  a  flssure  or 
chasm  ;  the  name  of  a  bird. 

X«pnVpt)i',  a.  sin.  Ion.  of  ynpd!'na. 

XdpnfipiAi;,  -ov,  0,  name  of  a  bird. 

XnpatioftoXla,  -ac,  h<  (f""-  X'^'"'(  ■* 
trench,  and  /3rfXXu)  to  ihrow) 
an  entrenchment,  camp,  encamp- 
ment. 

XnpaKdu)  -a,  (fr.  yrfpof  a  Ironrh) 
to  entrench,  fortify,  defend;  In 
dig  a  trench  round,  besiege. 

XiipnKTi)p,  -f|(W(,   li,   (fr.   x"P<^'""'> 
lo  engrave)  a  mo'k,  stamp,  im- 
pression,    seal;     sculpture,      en- 
graiing,  device;  nflgurr, form, 
draving,  draught ;  rrnil  imnte, 
r.rjiress    likeness  ;     countenance, 
r.Tprrssi'in,  f'i'e,  feature  ;    title, 
insmjition  ;      n     character,     de- 
srrijition,  token,  peculiar  differ- 
ence, 
XapiiKTvpiti't,    {fr.   InRi)   tn   mark, 
stamp,  distinuuish,  ehnraclmze, 
XnpdKwoif,  -I0(,  All.  -iioi,  II,   (fr. 
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XAP 

next)  a  fortifying,  defence.,  pro- 
tection ;  a  siege,  blockade. 

XupaJ,  -axoi,  b,  ((r.  ^^upaVouj  to 
hollow  out)  a  track,  furrow ;  a 
ditch,  dike,  trench,  fosse  ;  a  for- 
lification,  rampart,  fence  ;  a  pa- 
lisade, stake,  pole,  perch;  a  rod 
or  suppoitjor  vines. 

Xiipaaaifici'ui,  Dor.  for  XMpnfCiv, 
pres.  inf.  act.  —  Xapdaauioa, 
Dor.  for  j^npaVffotoa,  fern,  of 
pres.  par.  act.  of 

XupdcBu)  or  -TTo,  t.  -fui,  p.  Kcxa- 
pi'X"^  '"  scratch,  scrapie,  graze; 
to  in  grave,  mark,  stamp,  imprint, 
coin  ;  to  cut  or  hollow  out ;  to 
form,  fashion,  make,  shape  ;  lo 
cut,  scarify,  lance,  pieice  ;  to 
viake  a  track  ;  to  row,  soil,  na- 
vigate ;  to  uritc;  to  plough;  to 
sharpen,  whet;  to  grinder  gnash 
the  teeth,  be  incensed,  per.  ind. 
pass.  KcXi'puyf:ai,  -fui,  -ktoi. 

Xapciiji',  2  a.  o[)t.  ])ass.  —  XapcU, 
-tlaa,  -iv,  2  a.  par.  pass,  of 
Xolpo). 

Xdpr],  Ion.  for  cX"P^f  "^  ^""-  ~  ^• 
ind.  pass. — Xupilvui,  2  a.  inf. 
pass. — Xapi';aniHii,  -J),  -irai,  3 
pi.  -aovrai,  2  f.  ind.  pass.  — 
Xap^Tf,  2  pi.  2  a.  sub.  pass,  of 
same. 

Xapieii,-eaoa,-iv,  (fr.  ^rfpij grace) 
graceful,  elegaid,  orniimmtal, 
handsome,  lovely,  attractive  ; 
welcome,  grateful,  pleasing,  a- 
greeable;  polite,  learned,  a.  pi. 
Xapievras, 

Xapi'cvr'  for  ^apicvTa,  a.  sin.  of 
last. 

Xapici'ri'fo/ioi,  (fr.  ynpieig  elegant) 
to  be  polite,  genteel  or  polished  ; 
to  jest,  be  witly,  facetious;  to 
sport,  trifle. 

Xapiti'Tia^df,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  same)  ele- 
gance, politeness,  grace;  wil,fa- 
cflinusness. 

Xapihrwi,  (fr.  same)  gracefully, 
pleasingly. 

Xapii'aTiiTos,-r),-ot,^lip.  of^apiVif, 

Xiipi^icOai,  pres.  inf.  (lass.  —  Xu- 
pi^icUc,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  pass.  — 
Xiini^oficvoi,  -ii,  -or,  par.  pres. 
pass,  of 

Xiipl^njtni,  f.  mid.  ^np/ffo/ini,  p. 
t:iX<ip"'i'i'h  ('•■•  \''l"i  grace)  to 
confer  favours,  oblige,  gratify, 
jilensr,  indulge,  humour ;  lo  ad- 
niit  to  personal  intimacy  ;  to  give, 
grant,  bestow;  to  fhreive  freely. 
pres.  par.  mid.  x"P'^ufri'ni;,  -ij, 
-or.  1  a.  pass.  ind.  ixnphOiir, 
-Ti(,  -If  inf.  X"P"'OHvnf  pai-.  ;^ii- 
piaOrU,  -nan,  -it:  1  f.  ind.  pass. 
XiipiaOi'iaoiiai.  1  n.  in^l.  mid. 
IX<>piniiiin\',-0),  -nro. 

XiipiKXidii,  itol.  And  Dor.  for  Xa- 
piAXnT't,  g.  sin.  of 

XnpivXu,  -(iof  -(ir$,  j%  Chariclo,  a 
proper  nnmp. 

Vrip/si;,  Dor.  for  ynphn,  2  sin.  1 

a.  Rub.  inirl.  of  ynolC.niini. 

Xripiv,  (a.  sin.  iif  liexl,  with  kjit^ 
undrrslood)  on  ni  count  of,  be- 
cause of,  Jiir  the  Sake  of,  in  fa- 
vour of. 

X«pn,  -trof,'!, grace,  attraction  ;  fom 


XAP 

four,  afffptanre,  Difine  Grace ; 
a  fnvoiir,  hcnijil,  kinilnens,  tnc 
gift;  Ihiinks,  lluinhjiilnr.is,  ,sra- 
tiltifle,  J'ritmlsliip ;  iiulul,i;riire, 
parlidlilt/,  undue  prc/ircnce  ; 
gritriousncss,  agreenlilciitss ;  rii- 
joyiiienl^  rccompaisr,  reward, 
pi.  vn'pirff,  sTncr.i,  ornaments; 
thanks ,  the  Grnris. 
'Xapiod^not,  -r;,  -or,  par.  —  Xnpf- 
aiiaSat,  "if.  I  a.  iiiiil.  —  Xcipiac- 
TQi,  3  sin.  ]  f.  mid.  —  Xapiadh- 
Tu,  nciii.  pi.  par.  1  a.  pass.  — 
XapiaOnvni,  1  a.  inf.  pass.  — 
XapinOi'iaofta(,  1   f.  ind.   pass,  of 

Xapic/ia,  -iirof,  to,  (fr.  \dpti  fa- 
vour) a  grace,  free  gift,  favour, 
kinilness  ;  grnt{/ic.ation ,  pleasure ; 
a  miraculous  gift  of  the  Holy 
Spirit,  d.  ■^apianart'  pi.  ^npla- 
Itara'  g.  j^npiff/ia'ruii'. 

Tiaoiari'ipiov,  -uv,  rb,  (neiit.  of 
next)  a  free  gift,  gratuitous  re- 
ward, grace,  favour,  liberality, 
viunijicence. 

Xapiarijpioi,  -uv,  b,  ij,  (fr.  x^P'^  " 
lavoiir)  gracious,  liberal,  kind; 
grateful,  thankful. 

TCapicTtKou-'i,  •<>'',  ((>■•  same)  gra- 
cious. 

Xaptrci,  -wv,  a'l,  the  Graces. 

Xaptrdu)  -w,  f.  -wcw,  p.  Kfxi'O'rw- 
Ka,  (fr.  ^dpis  fivour)  to  make  ac- 
ceptable ;  to  distinguish  hy  fa- 
vour;  to  accept,  reciive  kindly, 
regard,  favour,  esteem;  to  grati- 
fy, indulge,  per.  pass.  ind.  kc- 
■)(apiTiaixai'   par.    KC^apirufiivos, 

-I?,  -01'. 

Xnpfia,  -arof,  ri,  (fr.  ■)(^nioti>  to  re- 
joice) gladness,  joy,  delight ;  the 
cause  of  joy,  a  charm,  attrac- 
tion. 

Xdpurj,  -f)5, 1%  (fr.  same)^ov,  glad- 
ness, delisht ;  alacrity  to  war. 
promptitude  to  fight,  delight  in 
battle,  impetuosity  ;  a  battle, 
.fight,  engagement. 

Xnpufivri  and  Xnpjioavvri,  -tji,  fi,  (fr. 
same)  joy,  gladness,  pleasure, 
deltgtii. 

Xnpo-noio,  g.  sin.  Ion.  of 

Xapmrmhi,  -ov,  h,  t),  (fr.  ^opn  joy, 
and  voiiii}  to  make)  making  or 
causing  joy,  de.lishtful,  pleasing, 
gratifiing,  agreeable. 

Xiip'iT.bior  Xiiputvhi,  -ov,  o,  ';,  (fr. 
same,  and  uii|/  the  eye)  nf  n 
jnyful  countenance ;  cheerful,  ani- 
miileil ;  blue-eyed,  serene;  v:ilh 
red  or  Jiery  eyes  ;  tawny,  brown, 

XapoTicir,  3  pi.    1  f.  ind.   act.  of 

Xapjiriv,  fi,  indecl.  Heb.  name  of  a 
tiwn. 


Xaprrioiof,  -a,    -oi ,   (fr.    next)   of      border,  edge,  rrovm 


XEI 

and  0i'Xnf  a  giinrd)  a  keeper  of 

the  rolls,  regislir,  clerk. 
Xdpvji^iS,  -lof,  Alt.  -to)?,  fi,  C/io. 

rybdis,  a  whirlpool,  eddy. 
Xdpwv,  -oi'Toi,  b,  Charon,  the  fer 

ry-man  on  the  Siyx. 
Xapioictos,   -u,   -ov,    (fr.   last)    of 

Charon, 
XdiTKu),  same  as  j;<ii'iu. 
Xdcfia,  -aroj,  to,  (fr.  ^alt'u)  to  gape) 

a  gaping,  opening,  gulf,  cliasm, 

aby.<is. 
Xna^idii)   -a,  and  Xacftdoftai,   (fr. 

same)  to  gape,  yawn. 
XtKTfiiVfiti'Oi,    Ion.    and   Dor.    for 

X'XT/iui'fiei'Oi,    pres.    par.    mid. 

cont.    of  xoiTfioiiat,    same    as 

last. 
Xdofirj,  -»;f,  1^,  (fr.  ;]^aiVu  to  gape) 

a  yawn,  gaping. 
Xacad/jcvo;,  Poet,  for  ;;^(i(rrf/j£i'0{,  1 

a.  par.  mid X(i<Tow/;j0u,Poel. 

for  ;^n(T(/);jtOn,  1  pi.  1  a.  sul). 
mid.  of ^ri^a. 

Xnriovai,  d.  pi.  prcs.  par.  act.  of 
Xariu}  -a),  XaTciu  and  Xarl^to,  to 
wont,  be  in  want  or  7teed  of,  re- 
quire ;  to  desire,  long  for,  wish, 
covet. 
Xav\tij^ovs  and  Xav\i6i'(jiv,  -oi'to?, 

b,  17,  (fr.  ;v'"^"'w  •"  loosen,  and 
oioii;  a  toolh)  having  teeth  thrust 
out,  v:ith  projecting  teeth. 

Xnvvoi,  -77,  -ov,  loose,  s!urk,  relax- 
ed, flabby,  unbrace'!,  soft,  tender, 
thin  ;  spongy,  slight,  poor  ;  puff- 
ed vp,  .tifolten,  proud;  light, 
foolish,  silly,  empty,  vain. 

Xavv6u>  -to,  (fr.  las!)  to  relax,  soft- 
en, dissolve  ;  lopvjf,  make  proud 
or  vain. 

Xnvvwv,  -wi'os,  b,  (Heb.)  a  cake. 

Xd'iiMs,  (fr.  ;^«iii'oj  loose)  loosely, 
lightly,  softly, 

XoDiii',  -Civoi,  b,  same  as  ^^vik/'ji'. 

Xaipovpn'i  or  Xa<l>ovpTi,  indecl.  Heb. 
cvps,  bouils  or  basins. 

Xdu),  to  gape,  ynwv,  be  open  ;  to 
be  empty  ;  to  take,  hold,  contain. 

Xfiit,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  pc/u. 

Xipp6^(i\j.o{,  a  certain  Syrian  food 
or  dish. 

Xci^po-a,  -Uv,  TO,  and  Xc6oA\p, 
-OTTOi,  0,  pulse,  pease. 

Xf'ft,  3  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  xioi- 

Xi^u),  f.  -fau,  to  ease  one's  .<:etf. 

Xciii,  -d;,  I'l,  a  serpent's  den  ;  a  hole, 
cleft,  cave  ;  a  retreat, 

Xei'XfiTi,  and  Poet.  Xei'Seaci,  d.  pi 
—  Xci)\{v(,  Dor.  for  ^tiAouf,  g 
sin.   cont.  —  XtiXf'wv,  g.   pi.  — 
Xfi'X'/,  1-  a.  V.  [il.  cont.  of 

Xa^of.  -fo;  -ous,  rb,  a  lip  ;  aspcech, 
discourse  ;  an  edge,  margin, 
brink,  shore. 

Xf('Xo)f/a,  -nrns,  rb,  (fr.  last)  o  lip, 


paper, 
XdoTJif,    -ov,    b,    (fr.   x"?'^<""^  ^'' 

wrile)  paper,  a  r/uire  of  paper. 
Xonriov,  -nv,  rb,  (fr.  la";!)  a  piece 

or  sheet  of  paper  ;  a  volume,  roll 

of  paper. 
Xaprnnw'Xtjf,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 

rwX/w    to    sell)    a   paper-seller, 

stationer. 
Xaprocp<lSa[,  -aicof,    6,   (fr.   same, 


XtTi'i,  -arrif,  to,  (fr.  yiu)  to  pour) 
a  full  nf  rain,  snoir,  SiC.  ;  a 
shower  ;  vintir,  hard  vwather, 
cold,  tempest,  storm. 

Xtifin^ui,  f.  -OCTM,  (fr.  last)  to  be 
cold  or  tempestuous  ;  to  winter, 
spend  the  winter,  be  in  winter 
quarters ;  to  toss  with  a  storm 
or  tempest ;  to  agitate,  toss,  af- 
flict, distress, 

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Xctfiali'w,  (fr.  same)  lo  winter, 
spend  the  wintu ;  to  he  cold  or 
timpestuous,  rage  ;  to  agitate, 
toss. 

Xilfiapoi,-ov,  b,  a  peg  or  plug  to 
ht  init  the  water  colUctid  by 
leaking  or  rough  wenthir ;  the 
water  so  collected  bilge  water  ; 
the  sink  or  v:ell  of  a  ship. 

Xufidpl^Of,  -ov,  b,  and  Xfi/m'p^oof 
-ODs,  b,  (fr.  xufia  wmlt-r,  and 
^/w  to  flow)  a  torrent,  flood, 
sirenm,  brook.  Adj.  roin-swolleti, 
winter-swollen,  flooded,  overfloui- 
ed. 

Xt(/jrfp/)w,  d.  sin.  of  last 

Xiifiui,  -ai^os,  I'l,  (fr.  ;^£(/ia  winter) 
winter-time,  u  inter, 

Xcii^aaia,  -uj,  i';,  (fr.  same)  a  win- 
tering, winter-quarters,  speruling 
the  winter;  a  storm,  tempest, 
cold. 

Xei'/itOXoi',  -ov,  rb,  Xti'/itTXoi',  -ov, 
Tb,  and  XeiiiirXri,  -i/j,  l,,  (fr. 
same)  a  kibe  on  the  heel,  chil- 
blain, 

Xuiiapl^uj,  (fr.  same)  to  bring  loin- 
ter, 

XeifiiDioi,-ov,b,!^,Xitfii'pioi,-a,-on, 
and  Xeifieph'bi,  -t),  -bv,  (fr.  same) 
of  or  belonging  to  winter,  win- 
try, cold,  tempestuous,  stormy, 

Xctixiiv,  -Hvoi,  b,  same  as  x'^l'"- 

Xdovai,  3  pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
ydia  for  x,^^- 

Xiip,  -pbi,  I'l,  (perhaps  fr.  x'''^  'o 
hold )  the  hand,  palm  of  the  hand  ; 
the  arm  ;  hand  writing  ;  power, 
force,  strength ;  a  hand,  forces. 
An  elephant's  proboscis,  trunk. 
Ev  X'P"''  "'  blows,  at  war.  Ej 
Xr'ip'ii,  lo  blows.  Xeipdv  vi^ftoi;, 
the  law  of  arms.  Ek  x^'p^s,  ''3/ 
strength,  violently.  Aiu  ;^;£ip5?  or 
Xctpdi',  by  hand,  willi  hands, 
carefully,  attentively,  diligently. 

Xupa,  sin.  —  Xilpus,  pi.  a.  of  ;^'£('p. 

Xtipnyuyiw  -u),  f.  -j/ow,  p.  K<^£(Oa- 
yoy')K(i,  (fr.  last,  and  dyto  (o 
lead)  to  lead  by  the  hand,  guide, 
conduct. 

Xiipayuybs,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same) 
leading  by  the  hand,  a  leader, 
guide, 

Xcipnywyoi'iievos,  -n,  -ov,  pass, 
cont.  —  XcipiiyoiynvvTes,  act.  n. 
pi.  ronl.par.|iies.orp^(ip(jya)j//(i). 

Xctpnirrd^oi,  (fr.  x^'P  ^1'^  hand, 
and  oTrru  to  j'liri)  lo  touch  vith 
the  hand,  handle,  feel ;  to  seize, 
grasp, 

Xiipii^la,  -nj,  I/,  (fr.  same)  a  kind 
of  wrestling  or  boxing;  a  co- 
ming lo  bloiis,  rngoiienietil,  bat- 
tle ;  n  tight  touch,  stiuht  rubbing. 

Xelpci,  n.  pi.  —  Xfipfoi,  and  X£i- 
piaat.  Ion.  and  Poet,  for  %£pffi, 
d.  pi.  of  x^'P- 

Xiip'i,  d.  sin.  of  ;yf(p. 

Xiiniaroi,  -ri,  -ov,  sup.  of  KOKbi,  a. 
fem.  xcipicTiiv, 

XeioicToii,  (fr.  last)  very  badly  or 
wickedly,  very  ill. 

Xtip')(i(i'XicTpn,-n<,  II,  (ft,  Xf'ip  the 
hand,  and  (ii'tWi,)  to  throw)  n 
fieri)  dart  throiim  by  the  hand, 

Xup6ypa<pov,  -ov,   rb,  (fr.  ;^£ip  the 


XEI 

hand,  and  ■ypd(po}  to  write)  hand 

writing ;  a  nuu  or  bill. 
Xcipditdfioi,  -01',  0,  (fr.  same,  and 

iiut  to  lie)  hand-cuj}s. 
XcipoStKai,  n   p'.  of 
XctpoilKf);,    -ov,    b,   (fr.    X""  ^^ 

hand,  and  Hkti  judgment)  who 

/ikes  the  law  m  his  own  hands  ; 

<i  niffian. 
Xctpoip6Teoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 

and  6phia  to  collect)  collecting  or 

gathering  with  the  hands.    Subs. 

a  picker,  puller,  weeder. 
XiipoioiTos,  -fi,  -dv,   (fr.  ;^{(p  the 

hand)   reaching    to  the    hands, 

haling  sleeves. 
Xcipoi'idii;,  -toi  -oi'{,  b,  }),  (fr.  same, 

and  iidoi  custom)  accustomed  to 

be  ttandled,  gentle,  tame. 
XitooKoireiaBu),   3  sui.  pres.  impr 

pass,  ol 
XctpfKoiriia  -<3,  (fr.  j^eip  the  hand, 

and  Kdnrij)  to  cut)  lo  cut  off  the 

hands. 
Xtip6fiaKTpov,  -ou,  ri,  (fr.  same, 

and    fjidcau   to    wipe)    a  towel, 

napkin. 
Xtip6itv>^ov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 

|iuXi)  a  mill)  a  hand-mill,  qutrn. 
Xiipov,  sin.  —  Xcipona,  pi.  neut.  of 

Yti'pur,  irreg.  comp.  of  Kaxdj. 
Xtipdviaai,  Poet,  for  xc''po<"»d.  pi. 

of  same. 
Xtipovofilu)  -5,  (fr.  ;^rip  the  hand, 

ami    v/f/u)    to    regulate)  lo    use 

action  with  Oie  hands ;    to  box, 

Jight ;  to  dance. 
Xtipovopla,  -«j,  i],  (fr.   same)  ac- 
tion ;    a  pugilistic  combat,  box, 

Xiipdoitai  -o5/iai,(fr.  ;^tip  the  hand) 
to  take    or    subdue    hi/  force   of 
hand,    conquer,    tame,     handle, 
manage. 
Xtipomiai,  -wv,  at,  (fr.  same,  and 
n'lidijt  to  fetter)  hand-cuffs,  fet- 
ters, 
XtipoTrXi;0<({,-<i>f-oB{,  i,7,(fr.  same, 
and  rA/;9u)  to  fill,  til.   tX/o;  full) 
filling  the  h'tiul,  large. 
XtipoTToi'iin?,  -on,  4,  ^,  (fr.  same, 
and   TTui/i*  to  make)   mn/le  with 
hnnrls,  arlijicinl,  ingenious. 
Xtipit,  R.  «i".  o'  yt'p- 
Xfip'«rif;ro{,  -01),  0,  i\,  (^t.  xi'ip  the 
h;iiid,  and   anliTToiiiii  to  looK  at) 
insprrling  nT  examining  llir  hand, 
skilled  in  palmistry  ;   a  teller  of 
votes. 
TCtipirlvovTtf,  n.  pi.  of 
'Xuairhuiv,  -oiTOt,  6, h,  (fr.  yOo  the 
hand,  and  rlv^^v  a  Icnaon,  Ih. 
Tfiiu  lo^IrMch)  hnitinf  strong  or 
urn  ')U*  hands  or  rlnvs, 
Xtin6T'p  i(,-n,  -Of,  comp.  of  Kanff. 
Xji»«r/;^vijV.  -ov,  b,   {(r.    ^f?p  ihc 
hand,  nnfl  rixi")  *fl)  <"•  artist, 
mrrhanir. 
Xtioorof/w  -io,  f.  -<(7(ii,  p.  Kryripn- 
rdnqi'i,  (fr.  Yf/p    tlic  hand,  lind 
Tilvut  lo  slr'-lrn)  to  sirrlrh,  rxtrml 
or  riiw  the    h'lnd ;  to  voir,  ttect, 
appoint,  nominate.  1  a.  ind.  art. 
iXtipordniiT't.    I   a.   ind.    pas*. 
l^rinoroi/jO'/f,  •>}(,  -7- 
Xcip')roi'i;6(i(,  p.iss.  sin.  —  Xripo- 
rov47a>>r<(, nrt.pl. par.  I  n.oflast. 
04 


XEP 

XfipoToii'a,  -aj,  i^,  (fr.same)  a  su/- 
frage,   vote;  an  cnactii.ent {  an 
election,    appointment,    nomina- 
tion. 
Xcipovv,  pres.  inf.  act.    cent,   of 

^^tipdu). 
Xcipoi'pytu)  -d,  (fr.  ^£(p  the  hand, 
and  ipyov  work)  to  ivork  with 
the  hamh,  perform,  do,  execute ; 
to  apply  medical  aid,  perform 
an  operation. 
Xtipovpyii,  -ov,  h,   (fr.  same)  an 

operator,  surgeon,  executioner. 
Xtipiio  -ij>,  f.  -uco],  (fr.   p^tip  the 
hand)     to     subdue    by    manual 
strength,     conquer,      subjugate, 
tame,  manage. 
Xilpii),  fr.  Xcipova  -oa  -w,  n.  or  a 

|il.  neut.  of^fi'pojv. 
Xtipwpa,  -«ros,*  rd,    (fr.   x^'P  '''^ 
hand)  a  pile  raised  by  handx, 
tomb,     monvment ;      a    stroke, 
wound,  attack. 
Xtipdv,  g.  pi.  of  x^'P- 
Xlipii)v,  -ovos,  b,  '/,  (comp.  of  ca(cos 
bad)  worse,  inferior;  poor,needy, 
in  want. 
Xti'pwf,  -ovof,  6,   Chiron,  a  man's 

name. 
XtiptitaKTCi,  n.  pi.  of 
Xfipufa^,    -Krui,  h,   (fr.    x^'P    *^^ 
hand,  and  avu^a  king)  an  artist, 
mechanic,  workman. 
Xctpwva^ia,  -'<«,  i';,  (fr.  same)  hand- 

irrafl,  trade,  work. 
Xeipui^aaOai,  1  a.  inf.  mid.  of;y;£i- 

pciui. 
Xciccrai,  3  sin.   1  C.   ind.  mid.  of 

j^fi'u),for  x''^- 
XtXfi'j,  same  a.s  xt"'' 
XcXioiii',  -(imf,!/,  a  swallow ;  a  fish 
like  a  polypus ;  the  hollow  in  a 
hoTSe^s  hoof,  the  frog, 
Xi\vipos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  x^"^  ^  '°''* 
toise,   and  Piwp  water)   the  sea 
tortoise  or  turtle  ;  a  poisonous  ser- 
pent ;  a  water  snake. 
XtXiivioi'. -01),  ri,  (dim.  of  jj^cTXoj  a 

lip)  a  tip. 
X»Xuj,  -uo«,  i';,  1  tortoise  ;    a  lute, 
lyre ;  n  machine ;     military   en. 
gine  ;  the  breust, 
XtXupoo/ini,  (fr.  last)  to  roueh,  spit 
up,  expectorate  ;  to  vomit,  belch, 
throw  up  ;  to  foam. 
Xi\u>vt),  -r)<;,  li,  same  as  v/Xvf. 
XiXiAi'iof,  -uv,  TO,  (fr.  last)  the  co- 
vering or  shell  of  a  tortoise.  Also, 
name  as  X'^"'!"^- 
XfXiiii'Ki-Wot, //,  (fr.   ^I'Xuf  a  lor- 

loiiif)  the  threshold  of  a  iloor. 
Xiovoa,    fern,  of  ;^('ui',  pres,   par. 

an.  of  xl'^'- 
XiPiO  orXiviO,  \lv\).  indccl.  cMns, 

huts. 
X/p'x^of, -tot -ouf,  ri,  and 
Xto'f«, -rfi^oc, ';,  (fr.  ;yfp/iiUft»'one, 


ih.   yWp   ihn   lmn<l)  a    heap  of 
prbQrs  or  sanit  nrirrleil  down  hy 
a  lorrrnl  ;  mic/,  sand,  and  stones 
mixed  together. 
Xtptinva,  II.  pi.  nrut.  of  xtpili'v- 
XrptioTtpof,  -o,  -or,  and  XfO'fwi', 
-oro«,    b,   !i.   Poet,     for   ^Jpuii', 
rrim().  rS  Knit6i. 
X/p'aai,  P(i<-i.  for  xilpiaai,  Ion.  Pjr 

^'  (601)'^ 


XEP 

Xi'prjn,  a.  sm.  —  Xipnt!,  n.  pi.  — 

Xiptj'i,  d.  sin.  of 
X/p;u?,  -£0,  Poet.  ->;os,  i,   ^,  (fir. 

;^t(p   the  hand)   inferior,  wortt, 

weaker. 
Xepl,   Poet,   for  x^'P't  ^-    ^'"'   "^ 

X-ti'p. 
Xfpmpar,  g.  pi.  Dor.  of 
Xtpidpuj,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ;^£ip  the  hand, 

and  u'pu)  to  fit)  Jilting  the  hand, 

handy;  expert,  ingenious. 
Xep^iiiiiov,  -ov,  ri,  dim.  of  Xrp^aj, 

-u5os,  (';,  (fr.  ;^tip  the  hand,  and 

/(rfffcru)  to  handle)  a  stone  to  be 

thrown  or  as  large  as  the  hand 

can  hold. 
Xlpvn,  -ris, );,  (fr.  same,  and  vicii  to 

spin)  poverty,  want,  nted. 
Xipvni,  -TiTOi,  b,  II,  and 
X£pi'i;r);j,  -oir,  i,  (fr.  j^fiplhe  hand, 

and   riu)    to   spin)  working  for 

food,  poor,  needy,  in  want,  mean  ; 

a  kern. 
Xcpvi'ins,  -tSos,  {],  (fr.  same)  who 

spins  for  food;  a  spinner. 
Xipv'i.dov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  nexl)awash- 

hand  basui. 
XroM'Trrw,  and -ofiui,   (fr.  ^Eip  the 

nand,   and    v/ttt-uj   to   wash)  to 

wash  the  hands. 
Xipvixp,  -tpoi,  fi,  (fr.  last)  water  or 

a  vessel  for  wasliing  h'lnds ;  a 

washing  or  cleaning  of  hands. 
XcpvixpuvTo,  Ion.  for  £Yfp)'(i^Hi)ro, 
3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  Ytpi'iTTo), 
XfpoTc,  Poet,  forxeipo'it;  d.  du.  of 

X^^P' 
XfpoK/i'us, (fr.  ;:^f!p  the  hand,  and 

K£i'65einpty)em^(!_i/-/iande(/,u)t(/i- 

nul  n  present. 
Xtpoh'X  pi.  X(poi'j3£i/i,Heb.  indecl. 

a  clurul)  ;  cherubim  or  cherubs. 
Xip'pci,  and  Xip^tai,  Dor.  lor  x^'i- 

pti,  and  ;;^tip:<j,  n.  and  a.  pi.  of 

Xcip. 
Xcppovtiaog  or  Xcp(ri5i'>7(70f,  -ov,  t/, 

(fr.  next,  and  vTjaoi  an  island)  a 

peninsutri. 
Xf'p/'of  or  Xtpnoi,  -du,  b,  I'l,  vntilled, 

uncnllivnlrd,    barren  ;    dcsirled, 

destitute;  rough,  uneven,   i^ul)s. 

the  slwre,  beach,  land,  ground. 
Xcpaimii,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.   la.^t)   of  llie 

earth  or   trnul,    tcrrcslritd ;    un- 
cultivated, bnrrtn,  neglected. 
Xepaivu),  r  -cucut,  (fr.  »anie)  <o  lie 

unrullivated,  be  neglected  or  un- 

lillcd,  become  barren. 
Xcpa'ior-niv,  d.  pi.  of  ;^;£/p. 
Xipa60iv,  (fr.  ;^/p(T05  or  ;;^/|)/)0{  the 

ground,  and  ^iv  from  a  place) 

from  the  ground,  from  the  laud; 

on  Ike  barren  sand, 
Xtp<TovnrToriMi(,  -<nt -oB{,  b,  fi,  (fr. 

YfpiT'ii')'"',-  a  poninsuhi, and  fMof 

lorm)  like  Chcrsonesiis,  peninsu- 
lar. 
X(piT0(,  SOC  yfpltnf. 
Xipniti>-io,  (fr.  last)  to  make  desert, 

render  barren,  brcnme  itenttatr. 
Xcpv^piov,  -nil,  ri,  (dim.  of  xc^p  ^ 

hand)  a  Utile  hand. 
Xip'7t,  (d.  sill,  of  Y/p')f ,  for  ytplot 

or    •^/oiT''«    land)  at  hand,  near, 

ni'if/i,  iidjiiining. 
Xtpiiv,  Poet,  for  p^tioMi',  g.  pi.  of 

Xilp. 


xnr 


xio 


X((r(/ui,  to  deiire  to  tnse  one'*  nlf.   iXFjrti,  d.  sin.  or;^l5roy. 

Xtrnf/i,    Hfb.    iiuk'cl.  hangings,  .Vijri^u),    (fr.   nivxi)    to  waiU,  lack, 


slanti  ill  nieii  a/. 
Xr,ruf,  -tof  -ot's,   rd,  (fr.  ^iit/hi   to 

vvnnt)    want,  priiiiri/j    poinrty  ; 

loss,  uhscnrc. 
XOajiiiMi,   for   ;i;(»/((jX(>j,  same  as 

XWij,  ycslerdai/,  time  past,  J'ornicr- 
'.V- 

of  ycslintay,  yesterday's^  lately. 
XOt^d,  for;^0Vs. 
XO(ia,  n  body. 
XOiiv^d.  sin.  ofyOwr. 
X06vtos,-a,-oi',(ir.  yOo"'  lliP  earlh) 

enrtldy,    terrestrial;    suhlermnc- 

an,   infernal ;    dead,   relatinii  to 

the  dead  ;  grovr.lling,  7ncan,  low, 

dishonest. 
XOotbi,  g.  sin.  of 
XOu)v,  ;^0o>'ds,  fi,  the  earth,  ground, 

land. 
Xki,  same  as  ycirl. 
Xin'^u,  to  mark  with  the  Icttf-r  X, 

to  mark   as  spurious ;  to  cut  or 

divide  across. 
Xiipov,  -oil,  TO,  green  wheal,  a  green 

ear  of  wheat. 
X(Xi(i'c)£<,  n.  —  Xi\idSu)v,  g.  pi.  of 

Xi\iai,-a,  n.  pi.  fern,  and  neiit.  of 

Xt\idpT(^ai,  n.  pi.  of  j^iXuip;^;;?. 
XiXiapxf'w  -ui,  (fr.  X'^'"^   ''    t''OU' 

sand,  and  apx>)  the  command)  to 

command  aver  a  thousand,   be  a 

military  tribune. 
XiXiffpyi;;,  -on,  b,  (fr.  same)  same 

as  x'^'"PX.oi- 
XiX((ipY"'i  ""?!  '/i  ('■'•    same)  the 

command  of  a  thousand,  umili- 

tary  trihuneship. 

XiXiapx''if  """>  ^1  C""'  same)  the 
commander  of  a  thousand,  a  mi- 
litary tribune. 

Xi\idi, -liios,  fi,  (fr.  next)  a  body 
containing  n  thousand,  a  thou- 
sand, d.  pi.  X'^"'<^'  or  -aiv. 

XrXioi,  -u(,  -a,  and  --Eol.  XtlXtoi, 
a  thousand. 

XiXiorrXiiiTiu)!',  -ovoi,  6,17,  (fr.  last) 
a  thousandfold. 

XiXioirXaaiuii,  (fr.  same)  a  thou- 
sand times  more. 

Xi'Xiof,  -a,  -01',  (fr.  same)  a  thou- 
sand. 

XiXtoar&i,-)i,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  </k)u- 
sandth. 

XiXto(TTiii,  -uot,  !),  (fr.  same)  1 
thousanilthpart,  a  hand  of  a  thou- 
sand men.  a.  sin.  x'XioaTi'iv. 

XiXbi,  and  XtiXdj ,  -oi/,  h,  food,  fod- 
der, provendn-,  pasture. 

XiXiJw  -u,  (fr.  last)  In  feed,  graze, 
paiture. 

Xtn'itpn, -ai,  Ion.  ->]i,  fi,  (fr.  next) 
a  chimera,  monster.  Also  a  kid 
or  young  she-goat. 

Xlftapoi  and  Xi/ioplioi,  -ov,  b,  (fr. 
X^^f"  'li*'  winter)  a  goat. 

Xiiiiioiai,  Dor.  for  ^ifiuoous,  a.  pi. 
of' 


vtslmrnts. 
XtvdiTioi;  Alt.  for  ;^£i)i>rwffiii',3pl. 
ofjjUpot',  -(irw,  1  a.  impr.  act.  ot 

XrC/i«,  -Srof,  ra,  (fr.  y/ui  to  pour 

out)    a   tiijiiid    muss;    a   wave, 

torrent,  stream  ;  a  flow,  fluency , 

any  thing  cast  as  a  vessel,  quoit, 

&c. 
Xdiouxri,  3  pi.   1   a.   sub.   act.  of 

XtipovpiA,  IIi-l).   indccl.  a  covered 

vessel  or  basin,  tankard. 
Xfu),  Xtiuj,  and  ,\tuu>,  f.  ;^fV(i),  ;^;ci- 
<Tu,  and  ;^ei'(Tu),  p.  K/Yf*^")  '" 
^'iy;f ,  open  ;  to  be  capacious,  hold, 
contain,  receive;  to  pour  out, 
forth  or  down ;  to  shed,  strew, 
scatter,  diffuse;  to  raise,  erect, 
pile  up,  /leap,  accumulate ;  to 
make  li'/uid,  melt,  itissotve.  1  a. 
act.  ind.  ixevaa  f'^ycird  /^y'"'''"!""- 
ytvaov,  and  ytCoi',  3  pi.  ^tudVio- 
aav.  per.  ind,  pass.  Kix''i'at. 

XnXevrds,  ->),  -bv,  (fr.  next)  knit, 
lied,  woven,  platted ;  mailed, 
■meshed ;  sewed,  stitched  ;  twin- 
ing, wiiultng,  wreathed.  Subs. 
a  helmet  made  of  chainwork. 

X;)X£uu),f.  -ciau),  (fr.  next)  to  sew, 
twist,  plait,  twine  ;  to  join  toge- 
ther, knit,  lie. 

Xr/Xi],  -iji,  fi,  a  pair  of  scissors,  clip- 
pers, pincers,  nippers ;  cra6'« 
claws,  a  claw,  hoof;  a  probe  /  a 
notch  in  an  arrow ;  a  quay, 
pier,  mo>xnd,  break-water,  mole. 

XrjXo;,  -06,  b,  (fr.  x^^  to  contain) 
a  box,  chesl. 

Xiip>7,-v^,h^  (fr.  ^ui'i'u  to  gape)  a 
gapins,  ojieniiig,  yawning;  a 
kind  ofshelt-flsh  ;  a  small  lijuid 
measure. 

Xfm^acii,  -tni,  Att.  -£(i>;,  ^,  a  disease 
in  l)it  white  of  the  eye. 

Xiiv,  xv>'bi,  b,  li,  a  goose. 

XrivoTtXoiitdra,  -u)V,  rd,  (fr.  last, 
and  Lat.  pluma,  a  feather)  a 
feather  bed,  cushion,  pillow. 

Xi'ipa,  -«{,  fi,  (fern,  of  x^ip"!  bcrefl) 
a  widow. 

Xiipdi^ii),  f.  -Sail),  (fr.  same)  to  de- 
prive, bereave,  leave  alone,  make 
a  wi  low. 

Xriyafiui,  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  same) 
a  cave,  dm,  hiding-place,  haunt. 

Xripcia,  -as,  rj,  (fr.  same)  same  as 

Xijpevci!,  -105,  Att.  -cu)s,^,  widow- 
hood ;  destitution,  loneliness. 

Xiipivw,  f.  -cvaiAi,  (fr.  next)  lobe- 
come  1  widow  or  widower,  be  a 
widow ;  to  he  destitute  or  de- 
prived ;  to  make  destitute,  de- 
prive, bereave. 

XTipoi,  -pa,  -nov,  widowed,  bereft, 
destitute,  solitan/,  lonely.  Subs. 
a  widow,  wirlower. 

Xripiu)  -i),  f.  -lioui  (fr.  last)  to  de- 
prive, bereave^  make  destitute. 

Xi'ipijXTC,  Ion.  for  txnpoiac,  3  sin.  1 
a.  in),  act.  of  last.  01  x'f'P'^i 

Xijp^vrni,  -ou,  b,  the  next  relation  XintrXuv,  sec  ;(;£('/( tOX ok 

or    ri-pretentalive  of  one  dyinq  Xiivcof,  -a, -ov,  (fr.   x''^"  snow)  XXotpO;  and   XXoipbs,  -d,  -bv,  (fr. 
without  an  heir ;  residuary  Icga-'     snowy,  snow-white.  ]a.st)  grassy,  green,  verdant 

fee;  excculoT,  IXiom'^j,  f.  -1ciji,{fr.  same)  tosnoWfiXXotoiJi,  d.  sin.  of  last. 

(602) 


XAO 

sprinkle  with  snow ;    to  whiten. 
Xtovl^iifiiit,lo  be  white  with  snow; 
to  shine  like  snow. 
Xinvdiias,  -avros,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
lialvb)   to    go)   walking    through 
snow, 
Xiui'uu)  -b),  some  OS  xtovt^ut. 
XioviiiSiji,  -coi  -uvi,  b,  )'i,  (fr.  j^Kii" 
snow,    and    itios  form)  snowy, 
snow-tu/nte. 
XTos,  -0(1,  ;;,  name  of  an  island. 
XTriii'i-wcoj,  fcjIoM.  KiOu)v,atuniCf 
waistcoat,   coal,    rohe,  shirt  ;    a 
corsikt,  breast-plate . 
Xiruiva,    sin.  —  XirCivas,    pi.   a. 

of  last. 
XiTu)viov,-ov,Tb,  (dim.  of  same)  a 

wiistcoot,  jacket. 
XiTtovlaxni,  -ov,  b,  (from  same)  a 

short  coat,  track,  waistcoat. 
Xyd)!',  -oi'of,  1),  snow. 
XXa7va,    -i/s,   I'l,    an   outside  coatj 

cloak,  coarse  frock. 
XXafivia,  a.  of  ^Xa^uf. 
XXaiJivSrjipapoi,-uv,b,  i^,(fr. next, and 

(ptpiii  to  bear)  wearing  a  cloak. 
XXaiitii]tov,  -ov,  rb,  (dim.  of  next) 

a  little  cloak. 
XXafiif,  -vim,  I'l,  a  chak,  robe  or 
louse  garment  ;  a  soldier's  cloak  ; 
a  great  vian's  robe. 
XXevd^ovTCi,  II.  pi.  par.  pres.  act. 

of 
XXivd^u),  f.-nao),  p.  (f£;^X£f;u/iU,(fr. 
;Y;X£i5/;   derision)   to  launt,   jeer, 
jest,  laugh  at,  mock,  sciy/f,  deride. 
per.  ind.  pass.  K£;(;X£y«ir//u(,-(ra(, 
-nil. 
XXtvaajta,  -drni,  rb,  and  XXtvaa- 
/ibs,  -oti,  b,  (fr.    same)  mockery, 
scoffing,  sport,  game,  derision. 
XXfuuoTi)?,   -ov,  i,   (I'r.    same)  a 

mocker,  scoffer,  jester. 
XXfui),  -^s,  I],  laughter,  mockery, 

game,  ilerision,  sport. 
XXiui'i'u),  f.  -avui,  p.  KCxXiayxa,  to 
warm,  heat,  bask.  1  a.  inJ.  pass, 
r^Xiai'Oj;!'. 
XXiupbi,  -a,   -bv,     (fr.    last)    hot, 

warm;  pleasant,  agreeable. 
XXtapdi    and    XXiapbi,  (fr.   last) 

pleasantly,  agreeably. 
XXi^«(,  n.  pi.  of  ;yX(Ai;. 
XXtiuv6a(piipoi,  -ov,  b,  !i,  (fr.   yX/u 
to  weaken,  laiAaipvpbv  the  ancle) 
having  lender  ancles  or  delirali 
feet ;  delicule,  sofl^  effeminate. 
XXi^idu)  -UI,   (fr.  next)    to  live  in 
luxnni,    he   delicate,  fffeminate; 
to  delight,  ravish,  transport. 
XXtlin,  -lis,  h,  and  XXT^oj, -co; -ous, 
rb,  (fr.  x^''^  '"  weaken)  luxury, 
voliiptu'iusncss,  softness,  rj/emi- 
nnry^  dclica-'y. 
XXi^rifja,    -aroi,     rb,    {i'r.    same) 

lurury.  • 

XXu'uii',  -Hvoi,  ri,  (fr.  last)  a  brace- 

let,  necklace,  n.  pi.  ;^X(i5wx"j. 
\Xii/i'af,  1  a.  ))ar.  act.  of ;:^Xiu(Va). 
XXi'w,  to  make  luxurious,  weaken, 

enervate,  jnake  delicate. 
XXoii,    -ai,  !),  green  herb,   grass; 
Chloe  an  epithet  of  Ceres,   or  a 
woman's  name. 


XOI 

X^oeCvris,  cont.  XXovviji,-ov,  b,  (fr. 
Y^oa  grass,  and    vtfi  a  be.i)  ly- 
iijg    on   a  grassy   bed;    rough, 
clownish  ;  a  clown. 
X\6>j,-'is,  ht  same  as  \\6a. 

XXor,<p6pii,-ov,b,)'i,(l'r.  last,  and  (pi- 
pjiloi>cir)g)<i^si/,verdanl,btoom- 
ing,  fresh  ;  palje,  sallow,  wan. 

XX'-tii/ai,  n.  pi.  of 

XAoiVfjj,  cont.  for;^Xo£ui'i;f,  t/«nin/, 
earti/,  green. 

XXijipnti,  -tioi,  I),  (fr.  ^^upi;  ver- 
dunt)  n  vernul  xongstrtss ;  epi- 
thet of  a  iiighiingale  ;  pnlc,  ashy. 

XXuipii^io,  (fr.  next)  to  he  green, 
verdant,  bloom,  flourish. 

XAojpof,  -I,  -ov,  Cras.  for  ^^otpdi, 
(fr.  x^^"  g^ass)  gruSii/,  gretn, 
lerd'int,  fresh,  hlooniing,  jiliint, 
S}ft,  tender ;  pale,  wan,  sallow, 
•sh'istly,  pallid. 

X\u>p'>Tiji,-t)Tou ;), (fr.  sanie)5rfcn- 
ms>,  paleness,  sallowness. 

XvuCu),  C  x^'"^'"^y  '"  pl'"^^j  P'^li) 
tear  ;  to  ilnour,  eat,  swallow, 

Xvoa,  -af,  and  X>i5i7,  -'IS,  h,  (per- 
haps fr.  ;^;o(iii)  a  tunnel)  the  case 
or  hoi  in  a  whiel  to  receive  the 
arlclree,  nave ;  the  nxletree  ;  the 
arm  or  extremity  of  it. 

Xvadu),  (fr.  next)  to  have  dmon  or 
a  beard,  come  to  puberty;  to 
bloom,  flourish. 

Xvios  ^jli'oPf,  -6ov  -ou,  b,  (fr.  ;:^vnuui 
to  pluck)  a  plucking,  scraping, 
shaving  ;  down,  hair  ;  stulihle, 
chnff;  foam,  scum  ;  noise,  roar- 
ing. 

Xoivri,  -rti,  4.  (fr.  X'W  '°  P°"'')  " 
tunnel,  funnel,  tube,  pipe. 

Xodvoio,  g.  sin.  Ion.  of 

Xuavoi,-ov,h,(ir.  yiia  to  pour)  a 
furnace,  foundery,  smelling- 
house  ;  a  crucible. 

Xofi'f  and  X<iof -oCf,  (fr.  same)  a 
liquid  measure  containing  about 
seven  gallons  and  a  half. 

Xoh.-hii  hi  ('"'■•  same)  a /ifro/ion, 
riffenng  of  li'juids. 

XoOaviiO,  indecl.  Hcb.  coats,  gar- 
ments. 

XoiKb(,  -)),  -dv,  (fr.  ;^'(5o«  dust,  th. 
yiiii  to  pour)  dusty,  earthy,  ear- 
then, made  of  earth. 

XaUiKCf,  n.   pi.  of  ;^'0(t'if. 

XoitiKif,  -i'lrif,  h,  (fr-  ticxi)  tlienave 
of  a  will  el  ;  a  small  hoop,  a 
crown  ;   [>l.   filters. 

Xorfif,  -Titos,  ^,(fr.  X''^ '"  contain) 
a  dry  measure,  about  a  pint  and 
a  half. 

Xotfi'ift  -fiiofi  hi  Cf-  JC'i'oof  n  I'oe) 
a  pie;  al»o  a  rof^fc  scarcely  co- 
viTcd  with  ihc  wa'<T. 

Xnip(')(  and  Xolnciof,  -n,  -ov,  (fr. 
sanx!)   of  a  pig,  /)!/;'«,  mm/i/'ii. 

Xoioinit-ldh,  (fr-  sumi')  a  pig'M 
skin  or  brinlles  ;  a  shell  uftd  in 
ballotling  or  voting  ;  a  sort  of 
cake. 

XoinoypCXXiof,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  X'^P'C  * 
hog,  an!  ypvXXa;  grunting)  the 
hearmouir. 

Xofpoxn/icioi',  -ow,  7i,(fr.  naini",  and 
KOfiiut  to  take  care)  a  pig-sty. 

Xolprx;,  -ov,b  or  /,,  a  /lis,  hog,  mow, 
swine.     Wao  the  female  parts. 


XOP 

Xotpoa(payiiov,  -ov,  Td,(fr.  last,  and 

aijid^ui  to  kill)  a  slauglUer-house. 
XoXu,  Dor.  for  ;^oA)'/. 
XoXus,  -acoi,  t'l,  (fr.    x°^'l  ''''^)  " 

bowel,  intestine,  gut.   pi.   voXd- 

Sei. 
Xo>idTC,  2  pi.  cont.  prcs.  ind.  act. 

of 
XoXdui   -a,  f.    -dcm,    p.  KZXi^aKa, 

(fr.    X"^'!  ''''^)    '"  ''*  ""^.Vi  ^- 

raged  or   indignant,  chafe,  fret, 

fume  ;  to  rave. 
Xo\ipa,  -uf,  hi  ('•■•  same)  the  cho- 
lera morbus,  flux  and  vomiting ; 

a  spoul. 
XoXtplxbi,  -fi,  -Of,  (fr.   next)  trou- 

hleil  viilh  bile  ;  choleric,  irascible, 

passionate,  angry. 
Xo\h,  -ijfi  i/i  ''''«)  §"11;  choler,  an- 
ger,   rage ;    vomiting,    nausea, 

loathing. 
XdXif,  same  as  ;^oXaf. 
XdXoio,  Ion.  for  ;^iiXou,  g.  sin.  of 
XdXuf,  -ov,  b,  same  as  j;oX);. 
XoXot'^trof,  pres.  par.  mid.  cont.  of 
XoXdu  -d,  f.  -uau),  (fr.  x'^^1  anger) 

to  imtaie,    provoke,  exasperate, 

enrage.     XuXuOftat  -ov/iai,  to  be 

angry,  fret,    chafe,  fume.   1   a. 

ind.  act.  t^^dXuxrd,  -as,  -c. 
XoXidOcU,  1  a.  par.  pass.  —  XoXw- 

Of/s,  2  sin.  1  a.  sub.  pass.  — Xo- 

Xuxxd^ci'os,  -rj,  -ov,  1  a.  par.  mid. 

—  XoXw<Tf/i£i',  Ion. —  XoXiOCfjjc- 
lai,  Dor.for  ;;^;oX(i<7£if,l  C  iiif.acl. 

—  XoXmto,  Ion.   for  kixoX'Tito, 
3  sin.  per.  opt.  pass,  of  last. 

Xoi'fpirns,  -ov,   b,  (fr.  next)  bread 

made  of 
Xdvipos,  -ov,  b,  grain,  corn,    zea, 

spelt  ;  a  colt,  lump,  a  cartilage, 

gristle. 
Xo'js  -uvs,  -uov  -ou,  0,  (fr.  p^t'iij  to 

pour)   the  earth,  ground;  dust, 

ashes  ;  a  heap,  mound,  bank  ;  a 

tomb,  grave ;    a   measure  con- 
taining about  a  gallon. 
Xdos  -ovi,  -6ov  -ov,  }'i,  a   water  ves- 
sel for  the  hands,  basin,  ewer. 
XopiQv,  h,  indecl.  Syriac  name  of 

n  town. 
Xipfia\poi  or  yioHpiix^iis,  -ov,  b,  (fr 

next,    and    Hztm    to    touch)   a 

su-elling  in  the  binnh,  twisting  of 

the  guts  ;  a  stri/ig,  chord. 
XopOi),-tis,  h,  a  bowel,  inlrslinr,  gut; 

a  siring,  chord,  pi.  ;^o()(^a(,  a  (i/rr , 

lute.  d.  pi.  Ion.   x"!'^'/'"- 
Xopilii,  -as,  h,  (fr.  x°P^^  "  danc;) 

a  dance. 
Xopiiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  of  or  he- 

limging  III  the   chorus   itr  dance  ; 

flt  for  or  adapted  to  dancing, 
.Xopiiofor  X/5pii){, -01',  0,  (fr.  !«anie)  i      like  grass;  grassy,  full  of  her- 


XPA 

conduct,  superintend,  manage  ;  to 

supply,  furnish,  endow,  provide. 
I  a.  act.  ind.  j^y"?'/)"?'"')  ""S?  -*• 

Xop»;yiu,-ns,  i),  (fr.  same)  manage- 
ment of  the  chorus  ;  suptrintend- 
ance,  management  ;  expense, 
supplies,  provisions ;  wealth,  opu- 
lence. 

Xopriyds,  -ov,  b,  ((r.  same)  thecho- 
regus  or  leader  of  the  chorus, 
manager  of  the  stage  ;  a  conduc- 
tor, superintendant,  supplier, 
provider,  undertaker  of  an  ex- 
pense, a  liberal  or  beneflcen  per- 
son. 

Xupnyovi'Tcsi  n.  pi.  cont.  pres.  par. 
act.  ol  x"P'iyi'^' 

Xopia  or  Xopi:ia,-u)v,  rd,  (fr.  next) 
Jbod  of  7nitk  and  honey ;  the 
bowels,  entrails. 

Xdpiov  or  Xoptioi',  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  p^u- 
pfw  to  contain)  the  secuiidine, 
afterbirth. 

Xopios,  -ov,  b,  /;,  same  as  ;^op;7os. 

XopaiTvTria,  -us,  >i,  (fr.  next)  a 
tiance,  dancing, 

Xopoirvros,  -ov,  a,  i),  (fr.  next,  and 
TiiTrru)  to  beat)  dancing  ;  adan- 
cer. 

Xop)s,  -ov,  b,  a  chorus,  choir,  com- 
pany of  singers  or  dancers  ;  a 
company,  assemblage,  band. 

Xopf)u  or  Xopl)i,  indecl.  Heb.  pa- 
t  rollers,  soldiers  who  go  the 
rounds. 

Xoprd^eadai,  pres.  inf.  pass.  — 
Xoprd^caOe,  2  pi.  pres.  ind.  or 
impr.  pass,  of 

Xopra^uj,  r.-aau),  p.  KtxupraKa.  (fr. 
;:^(ipToj  hay)  to  feed  with  grass  or 
hay;  to  foildcr,  feed,  pasture; 
to  satisfy,  satinle.  1  a.  act.  ind. 
£;^(ipruff«,  -as,  -£.  per.  ind.  pass. 
Kex6pTuafiat.\  a.  pass.  ind.  f^op- 
rnadrii;  -rjs,  -r),  3  |il.  cxoprnaOri- 
aav  sub.  xopraaOH,  -jis,  -j).  3  pi. 
XopTdoQuat.  1  f.  ind.  pass.  ;^op- 
TaaOi)BOfiai,  -t},  -erat. 

Xoprdaai,  act.  —  Xopnurfl^rai, 
pass.  1  a.  inf. —  Xopr(i(70»';<r£oOr, 
-Oi'icoi'rai,  2  and  3  pi.  I  f.  ind. 
pass,  of  last. 

Xooraala,  -as,  h,  and  Xopmapa, 
-uTHs,  tA,  (fr.  last )./oorf,/o'Wcr. 
pi.  xoprdaiiara. 

XupTOfiavlu)  -u),  t.  -I'laui,  (fr.  IlOXl, 
and  fiuiiofiai  to  be  mail)  to  be 
overgrown  with  grass,  be  uncul- 
tivated, run  wil'l. 

Xupros,  -ov,  b,  hay,  grass,  herbage, 
fodder,  fond  ;  a  blade  of  corn  ; 
a  yard,  court,  rnclosurc. 

Xoj}Tioiris,-to{  -ovs,  b,  i),  (fr.  last) 
lik 


a  foot  in  prosody,  consisting  o( 
one  long  and  oirr:  short  Byllahle. 

XopM'Trls,  -VI ,  (>,(fr.  next )  n  dancer. 

Xoo(i1ij,(fr,  ^opis  :ii\-\nrv)lo  dance, 
lead  the  dance,  dance  round  ;  to 
relrhrnle,  perform  ;  to  cause  to 
dunce, 

Xopiiyt7,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind.  act. 
—  Xnonyi'itrnt,  1  a.  inf.  acl.  of 

Xopnyli-i  -Wt  f.  -(i'lw,  p.  Kiynoliyii- 

"<i(fr.  X"?^^  "  ''ani'c,  anrlrf^u  In 

l«'a<l)  to  trrul  the  dance;   to  lead 

the  chorus ;  to  he  the  manngtr, 

(603) 


bnge. 
Xi}v^,)s,     -a,    b,     Heb.     a    man's 

immc. 
Xoiiy,  a,  —  X«ii{,  n.  conl.  ol  \o'oj. 
Xavei,  for  xiovat,  3  i>l.  pres.  Ind. 


acl.  of 


X"' 


Xiui  -i3,  1.  ;^w(7ij,  p.  Kixi^i^a,  SCO 
X'tiffvu). 

Xpulvio,  (fr.  xp''"'>  •"  colour)  to  co- 
lour, dye,  slain  ;  to  snirnr,  d/iub, 
paint ;  to  shade,  darken  ;  to  '/<•• 
fir,  contaminate,  taint,  pol- 
lutt. 


XPE 


XPH 


XPH 


Xpa7eft\  Ion.    for  (^patafttf  o  sin. 

2  u.  ind.  act.  of 
Xpaianiu)  -C),   (Ir.  ;^piJ<Ti/io{  useful, 

til.    xP'''>t""   '^   "**-')    '"  l'''i'fJ'U 

strvejx  xisi/ul;  tohilp,ni(l,<issist; 

to  pruttct,  ^uard,  avtrt  ddiiger, 
Xpaicfttj,  -/)$,  li,  (fr.  last)  litlp,  aid, 

axsi.ituncr,  firotfclion. 
Xpahfttiot,  Ii)n.   for  t)(^pataiiriac,  3 
1  u.  iiid.  act.  of  xpata/jiiw 


nature,  fate,  death  ;  qffice,  duly, 
part,  husintS.H,  nffiiir,  mtttitr, 
thing  ;  iiidigtiice,  tvant,  jiovtrt;/, 
need  ;  ntrissili/  ;  utilili^,  Vi/'l-, 
une,  advantage  ;  an  uruck,  pru- 
phccy  ;  an  vmen,  portent,  sign  ; 
chance,  accident,  jiirlune,  event. 

Xpf'ui,  -oo<;  -oi'j,  i';,  (fr.  last)  7tcces- 
mti/,  need, 

Xpiui,  Inn.  for  ■\piii,  cent,  for  j^prfou, 


sill 
Xpiir,  pros.  inf.  act.  cont.  ol  \p(i'u.  i      pics,  iinpr.  tniil.  of  ^pduitut 
XpmOiit,  1  a.  par.  pass.  oC ^puliui.  'Xpf'ui,  Ion.  lor  ^pdw. 
Xpu'ojiui  -C)fi(ii,  pres.  ind.   mid.  —  Xptuifociu,  -as,  I'l,  (fr.  ;^p/o 5  a  debt, 

Xpiiadat,  pres.  inf.  pass,  cont and  (')t&uifit  to  give)  nMorution  of 


Xdarm,  3  sin.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
tnid.  cf  xpdii)- 
Xpavofi,  a  sin.  I  a.  sub.  act.  of 
Xpaiiui,  f.  -aOffu),  (fr.  ')(piiui  to  co- 
lour) to  icQ-und  slightly,  icralch, 
graze. 
Xpdu),  f.  YP'^cu),  p.  KCxpriKa,  to  give 
or  I'lp/dy  lor  use,  tend,  accom- 
modate ;  to  utter  oracles,  prophe- 
ly,  predict ;  to  rush,  assail  or  as- 
sault viidently,  altempl  furious- 
ly, endeavour,  strive ;  tu  tinge, 
dye,  colour  ;  to  slain,  pollute, 
dejile.  Xpiioixai,  lo  receive  for  use, 
or  as  a  loan,  borrow  ;  lo  covet,  de- 
sire ;  to  use,  mnkt  use  of,  employ ; 
to  treat,  behave  toujards,  handle, 
transact ;  to  experience,  feet ;  to 
consult  oracles,  interpret  ;  lo  have 
intercourse,  keep  company,  assn- 
ciale  ;  to  have,  possess,  enjoy  ;  In 
he  endowed  with ;  to  conduct,  lead, 
gperul ;  lo  be.  1  a.  act.  ind.  (■^pn 


a  debt,  p'tyment 
XpcuiKdn -i,   and  XpfoKiJiroj,   -ov,  b, 

I'l,  (fr.  )(pioi  a  debt,  and  k6tttu) 

to     cut)    fraudulent,    cluuling, 

swindling. 
XptuKOTTTiu)  -(3,  (fr.  same)  to  de- 
fraud a  creditor,  lo  be  unuilling 

lo  pay  debts,  cheat,  swindle. 
XpcwAur/o)  -d,   (fr.   ypioi  a  debt, 

and   Ai'uj  to  pay)   toyayadebl, 

pay,  redeem. 
Xpziificvoi,  Ion.  for  ;ypD')^ti'os,  pres. 

par.  mid.  cont.  of  )^piiuj, 
Xpihiv,  -01,  TO,  (fr,  ^piio)  10  lend)  a 

debt,  obligation,  necessity  ;  fate  ; 

death.   Xfi/uv  larl,  it  is  necessa- 
ry, -.1  is  right,  it  ought,  it  is  worth 

while, 
Xpiwvrat,  Ion.   for  ^(piovTai,  3  pi. 

pics.  ind.  cont.  mid.  o^xP'''^- 
Xp/uf,  -a),  rd,  Alt.  for  XP^°^' 
XptoDtrr/u)  -a,  (fr.  ;^'p/(JS  a  debt)  to 

be  a  debtor  ;  to  owe,  be  indebted, 


aa,  -us,  -£•  impr.   ;;^pij(roi',  -drw.  iXpci!it!Trii,-ov,  b,{fr.  samc)adeblor. 
pres.  impr.  mid.  xp''""  -"•  impf"-   Xp£uj0£iXf'Tt;5,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
ind.mid.£;^p.!(i|(r;i/  -wfiijv,  -dov-Sj,  I     o^tiAw  to  owe)  a  debtor. 
dcTo  -oru,3  pi.  cxpno^ro  -wiro.  ;Xpi)  or  Xprj,  (impers.  for  xP'i'^h  3 


1  find.  mid.  xpnoojiai.  per.  pass. 

ind.    KexpifiiH,  and    Kixptt'i^ai' 

nar.»t£;^p()fijvo?,aniJ  Kixpfri^ivi- 
Xpia,   Sync,    for    XP^^"-      *-'''  ^°'' 

Xpitii,  a.  pi.  of  ^pf'05. 
XpnaOai,  pres.  inf.  mid. — Xphnii, 


sin.  pres.  ind.  ofxpnf^  it  ought, 
it  behoves,  it  becomes  ;  it  is  ne- 
cessary, proper  or  expedient  ;  it 
is  right,  pres.  inf.  xprji-ui  and 
Xp'i^-  impf.  ind.  .  txp'l^'-  1  f- 
ind.  xpncii- 


3  sin.  and  Xpf'oiT«i,  3  pi.  pres.  lXp»;^£i,  3  sin.  — Xp?;<^o/<£i', -^£Tf,  2 
ind.  mid. — Xp£oD(ru,  n.  fern,  par, 


pres.  act.  of  ypfu  or  ;^pfo^ai, 
same  as  X"'^'^  or  xpaofiui. 

Xptia,  -ai,  I/,  (fr.  xp^  ''  'S  neces- 
sary) use,  uliitly,  advantage  ; 
want,  need,  necessity,  indigence  ; 
a  maxim,  aphorism  ;  an  occa- 
sion, business,  affair  ;  manage- 
ment, action. 

Xpuoi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  last)  poor, 
needy,  deslilule,  in  v>ant. 

Xpiloi,  Poet,  for  xp'°i- 

Xpcti),  -6oi  -ouf,  fi.  Ion.  for  xp^'i^- 

XpcMrts,  -eoi-ovi,  b,fi,  (fr.  X?^^" 
use)  useful,  serviceable. 

Xpudv,  «.  pi.  of  ^pf/a. 

XpifitTil^u},  and  Xptpi^ii),  f.  -tauj,  p. 
-iKo,  to  neiqh 


and  3  pi.  ind.  —  Xpfi(,ii,  3  sin 
pres.  sub.  act.  of  XPV^^- 

Xpfi^ovri,  Dor.  for  Xpf/^uvai,  3  pi. 
pres.  ind.  act.  of 

Xp^t^o),  f.  xp'ioij),  p.  KixpiKa,  (fr. 
Xpc'a  want)  lo  have  need  of, 
want  ;  to  wish,  desire ;  lo  ash, 
beg,  request.    2  sin.   pres.  opt. 

act.  xpfi'i'"'>-  V"^^-  P^""-  '^-  XPfi' 
l^ovTt.  per.  pass.  ind.  Kixp'ipat' 
par.  Ktxpni^^voi. 

XpniC,o),  same  as  xp.'Jf'^i  pres.  inf. 
act.  xp^'^^c'-'"- 

Xpn'iaKcaOnt,  Ion.   for   ;^;p^f^£(r6ai, 
pres.   inf.  pass,  of  last.     Or  for 
XpnoOai,  Dor.  for  xpnuOat,  pres 
inf.  pass.  cont.  of  xp'^'^' 

Xpfip\  for 


XptiicTiafiii,  -ov,  b,    (fr.    last)    a'XpniJiu, -droi,  ri,  (,fr.xpa(j>lo  use) 


neighing. 

Xplfilanv,  Ion.  for  cxpifnanv,  3  pi. 
1  a.  ind.  acV.  of  ;jv)t/i(^o). 

Xpiimn,  -aroi,  Ti,  (ir.  next)  n.  spit- 
ting, coughing,  hemmina  ;  spil. 

XpifirrTOftat,  to  clear  the  throat, 
cough,  hem,  havik  up  a  spit. 

Xpe/iuf, -uo{,  b,  a  kind  of  fish. 

Xfios,  -tos  -ovs,  rh,  (fr.  XP^*^  '° 
lend)  a  debt,  loan  ;  the  debt  of 


a  thing,  mailer,  affair,  business 
a  work,    deed,  action;    a    great 
pari,   portion,  great  quantity ;  a 


Xp/ipiiO',  before  an  nspirale,  for 
Xpi'iliiira,  n.  a.  v.  pi.  —  Xfi'ifid- 
Tiui',  {{.  — Xpi'(f<(nii,  (I.  of  last. 

Xpi;/iiiri^oi'Tu,  ntiil.  pi.  par.  pres. 
act.  of 

Xpi;"aT^^ij),  f.  -YffiK,  Att.  -Yu),  p.  Kc- 
Xpvi'nriKit,  (IV.  XP'^I'"  "  busi- 
ness) lo  do  businms,  be  employed 
or  engaged  about,  transact,  ma- 
nage, negociale  ;  lo  act,  behave  ; 
to  deal  or  assnciule,  be  intimate, 
keep  company  with ;  lo  talk  icith, 
conver.se,  address,  speak  lo  ;  lo 
treat,  confer,  deliberate,  coiisiitt, 
debate,  vote  ;  to  decide,  sentence, 
decree,  award  ;  to  inure  in  or 
lay  before  a  public  assembly  ;  lo 
sanction,  enact,  make  lo  be,  call, 
name  ;  lo  answer,  give  orarks, 
prophesy,  forelell  ;  to  trade,  traf- 
fic. XorifiitTii^o^iat,  loberomc  rich, 
gain,  make  money,  accumulate  ; 
lo  consult  an  oracle,  receive  an 
answer,  be  warned,  per.  pass, 
ind.  KCXp'/ltdrtaitai,  -aat,  -oral' 
par.  »t£Yp'//,iuTifffi/i'o{,  -I),  -ov.  1 
a.  pass.  ind.£;^;p>)^aT/oGF)v,-i)s,-;;. 

XpriixaTUcdt,  1  a.  inf.  act. — Xprifta- 
Ti'ffci,  3  sin.  1  f.  ind.  act. — Xpri- 
paTiaOciS,  -ciaa,  -tti,  n.  pi.  -Uh- 
Tii,  par.  1  a.  pi'ss.  of  last. 

Xprji^idr'laii,  -loj,  Att.  -EUf,  1';,  (fr. 
Xptpari^ij)  to  do  business)  gain, 
pnijil,  trade,  dealing  ;  jurisdic- 
tion, authority. 

XprjuaTiojubi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
divine  oracle ;  a  warning  or 
command  from  God ;  an  em- 
bassy or  application  to  a  king  or 
slate  ;  consultation  of  an  oracle  ; 
the  answer,  reply  or  response ; 
power,  authority,  jurisdiction  ;  a 
dealing,  business,  commerce, 
trade,  traffic  ;  gain,  profit ;  a 
name,  appellation. 

Xpri^aTtcTi'ipiov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  same) 
a  place  luhere  business  is  done,  ex- 
change ;  where  law  is  given,  a 
court,  bench,  throne  ;  where  ora- 
cles are  uttered,  a  shrine,  temple, 
tripod. 

XpijfianoTils,  -ov,  1/,  (fr.  same)  a 
trader,  merchant,  a  man  of  busi- 
ness. 

XpnpaToiatrris,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  ialu)  to  divide)  a  distribu- 
ter of  possessions,  arbitrator,  um- 
pire. 

Xpnpv,  -li,  hy  (fr-  XP'"^  ^°  "^^) 
want,  poverty,  indigence ;  use, 
utility,  advantage,  profit ;  a  re- 
quest, petition. 

Xpnixi,  obs.  fr.  xP'^'^'<  which  see. 

XprinoaXivr)-,  -Vi,  'h  (fr-  Xf')/"' 
wealth)  wealth,  ajjluence. 

Xprjv,  Ion.  for  £xp'7i',  impf.  ind. 
act.  ;  or  Apoc.  lor  xpfivh  pres. 
inf.  act.  of  xp^-  O""  '^'l''  '  s"^" 
scribed,  Alt.  for  xPV^t  pres.  inf. 
act.  of  XP^'^' 


person,  figure,  appearance  ;  aJhXpnvat,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  xP'if^  **' 
oracle,    answer,    response.      Ta      XPI' 

Xpfiytara,  tools,  implements,  t/<en-iXp^s,  for  vp^^fit,  2  sin.  pres.  ind. 
sils,  vessels,  &c.  money,  riches,\  act.  of  XPf'^"'  ^"^  ^°'^"  '*"' 
property,  wealth;  wares,  mei-t  jcpa'cis,  2  sin.  pres.  ind.  act.  of 
chandise  ;  income,  revenue,  emo-\     XP'"^' 

lument.  IX/)goai,impr. — Xpn<'dntvoi,-Ti,-ov, 

(604) 


XPH 


pa.T.—Xpr!Oaadai,\nf. — Xp^cair', 
for  ^prjaaiTO,  Opt.  3  sill.  1  a. 
mid.  — Xpnaai,  -aca,  -av,  par. — 
Xpnaov,  impr.  1  a.  act.  —  Xpfj- 
cwfiat,  -i;,  -rjTai,  1  a.  sub.  inid. 
of  ypntiJ. 
Xprjoiiiv,  Dor.  for  )(pfi^civ,  pres. 

inf.  iict.  of  Xfii^'^- 
Xprjau,  d.  sin.  Alt.  cont.  of;^;pijo-<?. 
Zp4(n;rai,  3  sin.  1  a.  sub.  mid.  of 

XP<i<^- 
Xp^ffSa,  Dor.  for  ^p^  —  XpficBai, 
Dor.  for  -jfpaaBM,  pres.  inf.  mid. 
cont.  of  x?"*^' 
Xprjfffltij,  -tro-u,  -iv,  par.  —  Xptja- 
6r>ai,inf.  1  a.  pass. —  Xp-iadmv, 
All.  for  ^(pt)a6u}aav,  which  Dor. 
for  xpiiaduianv,  3  pi.  cont.  pres. 
impr   mi  J.  of  sama. 
Xprjoificvit),  f.  -tiaui,  p.  Ke)(^p)ieifxtv- 
Ka,   (fr.    next)  to  be  usejul;  to 
serve,  he  $erviceal>U. 
Xp-Wiftoi,  -ov,  i,   fi,  and  -rj,  -ov, 
(fr.  next)  useful,  pro/it-Me,  lietie- 
Ji''ial,  servicealiU.  comp.  xpi"^' 
fiiJTtpof,  sup.  -(irarof. 
Xpriaii,  -105,  Alt.  -tuis,  i'/,  (fr.  ^pau 
to   use)   ute,  utility,    profit  ;    a 
loan  ;     an    oracle,    response ;    a 
quotation,  extract,  passage  from 
another  uriter.  a.  ;^oi?ffiv. 
Xpnc^io'S.oyiit)  -w,  (fr.   XP'^'^H^^  ^^ 
oracle,  and  X/yw  to  speak)   to 
speak  nrartes,  prophesy,  foretell  ; 
to  interpret  omens,  explain  ora- 
cles. 
XpifffioXoyfa,  -at,  »;,  (fr.  same)  ile- 
livery  of  an  or-ir.le,  prophecy,  di- 
vination, foretelling  ;   interpreta- 
tion or  application  of  an  oracle. 
Xpria/i'iXuyos,  -ou,  o,  fi,  (fr.  same)  a 
deiivertr    of   oracles,  a    diviner, 
prophet ;    an   inlirpreler  or  ei- 
pou  niler  of  oracles. 
XpTjffjidt,  -oS,  0,  (fr.  X9"'^  '"^  "t'c 
oracles)  an  vracle,  divination  ;  a 
prophetic   curse.       PI.    xpnofu'i 
lots. 
Xpnoiiooivt],  -ijf,  ii,  (fr.    last)    an 
Oracle,    prophecy ;    need,    want, 
pouerly. 
Xot)0jto(fi6poi,  -ov,  b.  If,  (fr.  same, 
and  ipipu)  to  bear)  a  fortune-tel- 
li-r,  hawker  of  oracle*  ;  an  inter- 
preter of  oracles. 
Xoiff/io^oXu^,  -a«o{,  6,  (fr.   ssme, 
and  0iJX<i{  a  guard)  a  keeper  of 
oracles. 
Xoriafii^iui  -u,  (fr.  same,  and  u^f) 
a  song)  to  sing  or  utter  oracles, 
prnphtsy,  foretell,  predict. 
Xpriadii lO'i,  1    pi.  of  ■jipriadfiat,  1  f. 

ind.  mid.  ol  ^paw. 
Xp;<jr/o,',  -a,-oy,  (fr.  XP'''^  ^^  use) 
(')  he  used,  tic.  accorJmg  to  the 
verb. 
XofioTtitTiii,  S  sin.  pres.  ind.  of 
Xpnorct'Ofini,  (.  -ivaifiai,  per.   «£- 
XJp^BTtvuni,  (fr.  yp>)ffTd(  useful) 
tu  he  Jund,  obltjftng,  willing  to 
assist. 

Xpioriip,  -tipof,  b,  (fr.  jfpn'n)  to  de- 
liver oracles)  giving  or/icles,  ora- 
culiir. 
Xpnornpiitl^oitni,    f.     -(iaofiai,    (fr 
last)  to  consult  an  onvle 


XPI 

the  place  from  whence  the  oracles 
were  delivered ;  a  shrine,  tem- 
ple ;  an  oracle ;  a  victim,  saai- 
Jice  ;  slaughter;  the  slain. 

Xpriarfipto;,  -ou,  b,  Ij,  (fr.  XP""^  '° 
deliver  oracles)  oracular,  fore- 
boding, prophetic, 

Xp'i(rrtii,-ov,b,  (fr.  ^^'pa'ai  to  lend ) 
'acredi'.or,  lender  of  money,  usvt- 
er ;  a  debtor,  borrower  ;  a  de- 
clarer of  oracles,  prophet. 

Xpi)(TT(»df,  -fi,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  use- 
ful, prnJfitahle,advnntngeous;  that 
makes  good  use  of  circumstances, 
judi'-ioHS,  prudent,  sensible 

Xpri(rTo>idaa,   -af,   i^,    (fr.    ;^;p>;£rTos 
useful,  aiul  jjOof  custom)   kind- 
ness of  disposition,  i.onesty,  pro 
bity,  uprightness,  purity. 

Xpi!ijro59>;f,-£of-ou5,6,)';,(lr.  same) 
upright,  honest,  virtuous,  worthy. 

XpnordxapKii,  -ou,  i,  i),  (fr.  XPt"' 
TOf  uselul,  and  KuprrJj  fruit)  hav- 
ing good  fruit. 

XprjcToXoyla,  -af,>],  (fr.  same,  and 
X/yid  to  speak)  fair  spealcing, 
flnttery,  fair  words. 

Xpf;i7ToX(j}'of,  -'IV,  b,  >i,  (fr.  same) 
flattering,  using  fair  words. 


XPO 

profession  or  study    of  Christi- 
anity. 
XpiaTtdi'bi,-fi,-bv,((T.  next)  Christ- 
ian ;  a  Christian. 

Xpiarbi,  -i"),  -6is(fr.  next)  anoirited. 
XpiaTo;,-ou,  b,  Christ,  the  anornt- 
«/,  the  Messiah. 

Xpiu),  f.  -iaui,  p.  -Kixp'i'a,  to  an- 
oint ;  to  bedaub,  besmear,  1  a. 
ind.  act.  ixpiaa,  -aj, -£.  per.  ind. 
pass.  (Ci'^piiT^ai,  -au{,  -arai. 

Xp6ii,  -Q{,  I/,  colour,  complexion, 
bloom  ;  the  face  ;  surface,  out- 
side ;  the  skin  ;  the  body. 

Xp6a,  a.  sin.  —  Xpoi,  d.  sin,  of 
Xpovi. 

Xpiitn,  -aj,  fi,  for  XP^"- 

Xpoi^u,  f.  -iVu>,  (fr.  xp^'^  colour) 
to  colour,  dye,  .otain,  paint ;  to 
adhere,  cling  '«.  Xout^oftai,  lo 
embrace,  lie  with.  1  f.  ind.  mind. 
Dor.  ypoifopfji. 

Xpoii^ji',  a.  sin.  Ion.  of  ^poiii. 

Xpi'iftaSo;,  -ov,  b,  grinding  or 
gnashing  of  teeth, 

Xo-ifiios,  -ov,  6,  a  proper  name. 

Xo'ifds,  -(Of,  Alt.  -£u)f,  i),  a  kind  of 
'fish. 

Xpoi/u)-C,  (fr.  ^piJi'Of  time)  to  live; 


XptiornftaOiu)  -u,    (fr.    same,  and       to  be  in  smind  mind. 


/laiflu'i'u)  to  learn)  lo  team  useful 
things  ;  to  teach  the  principles  of 
any  thing, 

XpncTToiiaBns,  -io;  -oD?,  6,  >},  (fr. 
same)  learning  good  things,  zeal- 
ous of  useful  information,  studi- 
ous, tractable,  docile. 

XpnTrbv,  -ov,  ri,  (neut.  of  next) 
utility,  use,  advantage  :  kindness. 

Xpnarif, -fi, -dv,  (fr.  ;^pa'u  to  use) 


XpoM'ti,  Alt.  fur  ^fooviVt^Ssin.  1  f. 
ind.  act.  —  Xpovi'^ti,  3  sin.  ind. 
—  Xoovi^r.tv,  inf.  —  XflOi'i'^uvTOS, 
g.  par.  pres.  act.  of 

Xpovi^u,  f.-Vou,  .4tt.  -('(3,  -ids,  -It?, 
p.  KCxp'ivtKa,  -a(,  -c,  (fr.  xp(ir05 
time)  to  Inst,  endure;  to  grow 
old  ;  to  delay,  tarry,  defer,  waste 
time  ;  to  be  or  come  too  late,   1  a. 


ind.  exp6vi<!a,-as,  -t. 
useful,  beneflcial,  projitablc,  ser-tXpoitnii,  -fi,  -bv,  (fr.   same)  relat- 
viccable  ;    good,  worthy ;    kind,       ing  to  time,  chronic  or  chronical^ 

of  long  standing,  old,  ancient. 


gentle,  gracious,  obliging,  easy, 
lenient. 

Xpnardrcpof,  -a,  -ov,  (comp.  of 
last)  bitter,  preferable. 

Xoijordrm,  -tiros,)),  (fr.  same)  use- 
fulness, utility  ;  benignity,  gen- 
tleness, clemency,  ofl'abitily,  le- 
niency, kindness  ;  goodness,  wor- 
thiness ;  innocence,  purity,  d. 
XpnordrriTi,  a.  -rdrnra, 

XoiffTuj,  (fr.  same)  usefully,  pro- 


Td  xpoviic'i,  chronicles,  annals, 
Xpoi'iKwi,  (fr.  last) /or  J/ie /i7?if,  in 

time. 
Xpdvioi,  -a,  -ov  or  -ov,  b,   /;.  (fr. 

p^-piii-oj    time)   lusting,    of  long 

continuance,    chronic ;    durable, 

pirpetual ;  slow,  late,  tardy  ;  of 

old,  former,  past. 
Xpuviirm,  -nTos,i'h  (fr.  same)  long 

continuance,  length  of  tune. 


fitnldy,    beneficially  ;    properly,\Xpovtajibi, -av,  o,  (fr.   same)   long 

rightly  ;  kirully,  gently,  leniently,       continuance,  length  of  time,  dt- 

~  ■  lay,  tarrying,  procrastination, 

Xpoi'iorbf,  -((,  -iv,   (fr.   .same)   dc- 


ojfably 
Xpi)rrt(,    Dor.     for   ^parai,  3  sin 
cont.  pres.  ind.  or  sub.  mid.  of 

Xpfii^- 
Xpipu,-uro{,  Ti,(fr.  XP^*^  '<*  anoint) 

ointment,  unction. 
Xpiiiitrui,  f.  -ifii',  '"  make  approach, 

bring  near,  call ;    to  approach, 

draw  neat  to,  come  to  ;  to  dash 

ngainsl ;  to  lean  upon,   support 

one's  self;  to  anoint, 
Xpioa/iivof,  -F?,  -ov,  mid. — Xplaaf, 

-nija,-av,  act.  (»ar.  I  n.  of^^pfw. 
Xpiffn, -/Of,  Att.  -coii,  !i,  (fr.  xptui 

toiinoini)  an  anointing. 
-Xp'op'i,  -Xrof,  rb,  (fr.    same)  an 

anointing,     unction  ;    ointment, 

chrism,  oil, 
XpiOTirivli,iii,  f.  -7<TW,  (fr.  Xpinrtavb( 
a  Christian)  lo  hr  a  Clwistian, 
favour  the  Christians. 


XpTiaTfipiev,  -oil,  t4,  (neut.  of  next)  Xoionaviaiibs,  -on,  6,  (fr.  next)  tlie 

(606) 


laying,  tarrying,  slow,  late, 
Xpovoyp'i(pin,  -n?,  i),  (fr.  samc,  and 

ypdifiw  to  write)    an   account  of 

the  limes,  chronology, 
Xpovnypa(}io(,  -ov,  i,  y,  (fr.  same)  a 

writer  of  annals,  rhronologisl. 
Xpoi'oXoy^i,-«f,  ^,(fr.  ypi5i'o(  lime, 

and  X/yw  to  apeak)  chronology, 

account  of  date*. 
XpovoHyoi,-av,  I,  Ij,  (fr.   siime)  a 

chronologist. 
Xpivof,   -ov,   b,  tinn,  continuance, 

duration,    length  of  lime  ;    age, 

length   of  days  ;     a  year,     i&iu 

^p<i'OU,    after  a  little.      Ak)  J^po- 

vov,  and  Effi  xjj'^^°*'i  *"'"'"  '""«i 

for  a  time  ,   at  length, 
Xp'ivorpilho)  -io,  f.  -(/ITU,  p.  Krypo' 

vorpliinKii,  (fr.  lasl,  and  rpf/fo)  lu 

waste)  to  spend  or  waste  lime. 


XPX 


xrr 


Xpoi'or/iijlJiViii,  1  a.  inf.  act.  oflaslJ     and  ro'v.)   to  niako)   made  of 

Xpods%  g-  sin.  of  ^pov{,  golfl,  goliiai. 

Xfjoo;,  vP''''$i  "*""  -u5,  i,  (fr.  ^p6ii]Xpvoiu),  Dor.  for  ;^piiojou,  ^.  sin. 

colour)   Mf  liin,  surface  oj  //icI     —  X(""'S,  d.  sin.  ll'in.    cunt,  of 

hotly;  tltcjicih.  |     ;^pi'(r£oj 


HS  last. 
Xp(iu»,  Xpuii'i'Su))  Xpi.'>irii/<i,  f.  X'f"^" 
cm,  (Ir.   \pii(i  colour)  to  colour, 

puiiii,  rfyt,  /i'l.C'',  slain;  to  con- 
tiii»iit(Ue,  pollute,  dfjilt. 
Xpvoo,  Xpvaa$,  see  ;^puff£of. 
XpiKTuAaxarof,  Dor.   ibr  j^putr^jXa- 
A"(irof, 
•XpuffuAAif,    M^oj,   //,    (fr.    ^tpw'f^S 
gold)  a  moUx. 
Xpiaujiftai,  -01),  h,  fi,  {fr.  same,  and 

n'fifioj  sand)  having gotdt-n  sands 

Subs,    a   /or^e  drinking   vessel, 

tankard. 
XoveiiiiTTuKa;,  a.  pi.  of 
Xpi'cru'^Tru^,  -ijKof,  6,  i/,  (fr.  ;\;pir(;if 

gold,  and  diinu^  a  head-b.md) 

liuving   a    golden   head-band  or 

Jillct,  giU-reined. 
XpvcdvOiitov,  -01),   rd,  chrysanthe- 

ifiuni,  yellow  powered  crowfoot. 
Xpvaaopui,  -ov,    o,    >/,     Xpuo-rfwp, 

-opof,  0,  ^,  (fr.  ;;fpi/0'd{  gold,  ami 

o'up  a   suord)  having    a  golden 

sword  or  weapon.    Also  a  man's 

name. 
Xpuo-a'pyi/pov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  ;;^;puo-6$ 

gold,  and  aoyvpos  silver)  a  kind 

oft;i\. 
Xpvcdpfiaros,  -ov,  b,  !),  (fr.   same, 

and  apfia  a  chariot)  drawn  in  a 

golden  or  gilt  chariot. 
Xpvaaarii,  ■tSoi,  i,  i/,    (fr.  same, 

and   uffirif    a  shield)  bearing  a 

golden  shield. 
Xpvativyiu)  -d,  (fr.  same,  and  avyfi 

splendour)    to   shine    like   gold, 

beam,  gliller. 
Xpvaiiiap,  see  ■xpvadopoi. 
Xpvai,  V.  sin.  of  ^pvad;. 
Xpv(7ti  for  xp"ccia,  pi.  neut.  or  n. 

sin.  fem.  of 
XpiJetiof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  xP^"^^  gol'^) 

golden,  made  of  gold  ;  gilt. 


Xpvajj,  Xpvatjv,  sec  xpf^coi. 
XpOaii,  -iii,  I'l,  Clirysa,  name  of  a 
town. 

Xpvan'ii,  -1'fos,  I/,  the  davghttr  if 
Chrysrs.   a.  sin.  XpvcrrjWii. 

Xpi)ff);Au'««rof,  -ov,  h,  i),  (fr.  \fwadi 
gold,  and  ii^nKarii  a  rod)  haviUfi 
a  golden  distujf;  having  golden 
arrows  and  how. 

XpvtTi'i'\aTOi,-ov,b,fi,((r.  .same,  and 
eXavi'u  to  drive)  wrought  of  beat- 
en gold,  golden;  plated  with 
gold,  gilt. 

Xpvai'ivtoi,  -uv,  b,i),  (fr.  same,  and 
{;via  a  rein)  with  golden  reins  or 
bridle. 

Xpva-r;i,  -ov,  b,  n.ime  of  a  man. 

Xpi'ff(^u),  f.  -ifo-(j,  (fr.  xpvcii  gold) 
to  be  like  gold,  reseniide  gold. 

Xpi'crTi'of, -i;,  -ov, (fr.  same)  golden, 
of  gold.  Subs,  a  gold  coin,  ara- 
Ti)p  understood. 

Xpvoiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  gold, 
gold  coin,  money  ;  gold  plnle. 

Xpui70/3uc,t))s,  -/of  -of's,  b,  I'l,  (fr. 
same,  and  jja-nno  to  tinge)  ting- 
ed or  washtfl  with  gold,  gilt. 

Xpva:ij3i\ciJi'OS,  -ov,  b,  ij,  (fr.  same, 
and  /3fAf/ji'oi' a  dart)  furnished 
with  golden  darts. 

Xpvao^.ai-JitXui  or  -iaXroi,  -ov,  b,t'/, 
(fr.  same,  and  iaiSuXos  ingeni- 
ous) ornamented  with  gold,  glit- 
tering toith  gold. 

Xpvai)iaKTv\ioi,-ov ,  0,  j/,(fr.  same, 
and  i5n)criiAios  a  ring,  th.  ^oktv- 
Aos  a  finger)  liuving  a  gold  ring, 
wearing  gold  rings. 

XpvcdccTos,  -ov,  6,  >i,  (fr.  same,  and 
c'/w  to  tie)  gold-bound,  lied  with 
gold. 

Xpvacctifig,  -foi  -ovs,  b,  (/,(fr.  same, 
and  elSoi  form)  having  the  ap- 
pearance of  gold,  like  gold,  yel- 
low. 


XpvaiXc(piii'T)}XeKrpos,-ov,  b,  >',  ( fr.  Xpufffi^uyot, -oti,  i,  ;},(fr'.  same,  and 

same,  tXfdaj  ivory,  and  vXf'i.rpoi'      ^vydv  a  yoke)  Aauin^  a  golden 

amber)  of  gold,  ivory  and  amber.       yoke. 
Xpi)(r/j'i5cro{, -01),  6,  I/,  (fr.  same,  £v  XpucriSfaii'Of,   -ov,    i,  )/,  (fr.   same, 

in,  and  Sioi  to  lie)  tied  or  bound]     and  ^iitii  a  girdle)  with  a  golden 

with  gold.  I      belt  or  girdle. 

XovccoKd/jris,  -ov,  b,  i'/,  (fr.  same,  XpuodOt^if,  -ii5of,  i),  Chrysothemis, 

and    Kdiiri  hair)   having  goldcn\     a  woman's  name. 

hair, yellow  locks.  Xpva60pt^, -rpixos,  b,  1],  (fr.  xpvaiq 

XpvaeoKvxXof,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same,       gold,  and -Jpi^  hair)  golden-hair- 


and  «,i;(fAo5  a  circle)  encircled  in 
gold.     Epithet  of  the  sun. 
Xpu(;£(!r(ijr<;j,  -ov,  h,  t'l,  (fr.    same, 
and   juiros    the  back)  having  a 
golfltn  back,  covered  with  gold. 


ed,  w.illi  yellow  locks 
XpvcdOpoiio;,  -ov,  b,  </,  (fr.  same, 

and  ^pufos  a  throne)  siltiug  on  a 

golden  throne. 
XpvooKipwi,  -pwor-puTO?, i,^,  (fr. 


Xouatoi  -ovi,-!ii  -Ti,-cov  -ovv,  (fr. ;     same,  and  d/paj  a  horn)  having 
Xpvcis  gold)  golden,  gilt,  ornn-       golden  or  gilt  horns. 


7nenl£d  with  gold ;  rich,  superb. 
Subs,  n  gold  coin,  ararrin  under- 
stood. 

XpvaiocTfij)avoi,-m,b,  n,  (fr.  same, 
and  criipavoi  a  crown)  wearing 
a  golden  crown. 

XpvacoaroXof,  -uv,  o,  >;,  (fr.   same, 


Xpu(7oiv(i/\Xu,  -vi,  •!,  (fr.  same,  and 
KdXXa  g\iiii)  golden-jelly,  a  sweet- 
meat of  fla.xseed  and  honey. 

XpvaoKfijirii,  -ov,  b.  Dor.  XpvooKd- 
jiai,  -a,  b,  and  XpuoiJ/co/uos,  -ov, 
6, )';,  (fr.  same,  unA  Kdfiri  hair) 
golden-haired. 


and  (tt/AXu)  to  adorn)  ornamenlediXpva6X(doi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.   same,  and 


■witli  1,'nld,  gilt. 
Xpvvci-rcvKTOi,  -ov,  b,  !/,  (fr.  same, 


M6oi    a   stone)    a  chrysolite,  a 
precious  stone  of  a  gold  colour. 
(60G) 


XpvoditaWo!,  'ov,  b,  li,  (fr.  same, 
and    ^uAXdf   a  llucce)    golden- 
fleeced. 
Xpvaofdrpni,  -ov,  b,  ^,  (fr.    same, 
and  /i(Tp(i  a  head-dress)  having 
a  gotdi  n  head-dress. 
Xpvad^vXus,  -ov,  b,  i/,  (fr.   same, 
and  ^I'Aijv  wood)   having  gilt  or 
yellow  wood. 
XpvadraoTos,  -ov,  b,  i;,    (fr.  same, 
and  rrd'tTffii)  to  scatter)  sprinkled 
with  gold,  gilt,    ornamented  or 
intenvovcn  with  gold. 
XpiJ(7M7r<'(l(Aoj,  -uv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.   same, 
and  n-f'i^iXoi'  a  shoe)  having  gold- 
en shoes,  golden-shod. 
Xpv(roiTi'j\>i^,  -Kos,  b,  1),  (fr.    same, 
and  vi'iXtj^,  a   helmet)  having  a 
golden  helmet. 
Xpvoiivuids,   -oi),  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 
and  nuiiu)  to  make)  a  worker  in 
gold,  a  goldsmith. 
Xpvadnovs,-TToin(,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same, 

and  rruv;  a  foot)  golden-fooled. 
XpvaoTTpiaos,  -uv,  b,  {^fr.  same,  and 
vpdauv  a  leek)  a  gem  of  green 
Colour,  chrysoprnsus. 
XpvadTTTtpoi,  -ov,  b,  >'i,  (fr.   same, 
andirrfpJi'a  wing)  having  gold- 
en wings,  gold'Wingcd ;  a  kind 
of  gem. 
XpvadpliS-m;  or  Xpvaipanis,  -lio;, 
6,  ;/,(fr.  same,  and  po-nis  a.  wand) 
having  a  golden  wand. 
Xpvaiip'pdiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
pof;  a  stream)  flowing  with  gold  ; 
showering  gold. 
Xpvadi,  -ov,  b,  gold,  any  ornament 
or  utensil  made  of  it,  gold  plate, 
money. 
Xpvaoart(j)avoi,  -ov,  b,  >),  (fr.  last, 
and  (Trfc/javof  a  crown)   wearing 
a  gold    crown ;    crowning  with 
gold;    bespangled    or  .sprinkled 
with  gold,  rich,  costly  ;  radiant, 
bright. 
XpvauoTopos,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  same, 
and    arofia  a  mouth)   having  a 
golden    mouth,     pouring    forth 
golilen  words,  eloquent. 
XpvauTiKruv,  -uvos,  b,   (fr.  same, 
and  TiKTiiiv  a  workman)  a  worker  . 
in  gold,  goldsmith. 
Xpvadro^of,  -ov,  b,  n,  (fr.  same,  and 
Tu^uv   a  bow)  rurryini;  a  golden 
bow  ;  of  the  golden  arch. 
XpvaordpcvToi,  -ov,  b,!),  (fr.  same, 
and    rop£iir5s    turned)     turned, 
carved  or  engraved  in  gold. 
Xpvaov,  Xpvcruvv,  see  ;ypii<r£Ot. 
Xpvouvpybi,  -uv,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same, 

and  ipyov  work)  a  goldsmith. 
Xpvaovs,   -ii,  -ovv,  cont.   for  xp"- 

ccoi,  which  see. 
Xpvcovipns,  -(Oi  -ovi,  b,  !i,  (fr.  xp^- 
o-ds  gold,  and  l<pdui  to  weave) 
covered  with  gold,  interwoven  or 
embroidered  with  gold. 
Xpvaoiliopio)  -10,  f.  -riau),  p.  Kixpv- 
' aoijjipni^a,   (fr.    same,  fflid  if<ipo> 
to  carry)  to  carry  or  wear  gold. 
Xpvau(j)iJpoi,  -ov,  b,  'i,  (fr.  same) 

wearing  gold,  rich,  splendid. 
Xpvooii>vXai,,-<iKoi,h,  n,  (fr.  rpnirds 
gold,  and  (piXa^  a  guard)  keeper 
of  the  gold,  treasurer. 
Xpvcoxairas,  -a,  b  Dor.  for 


XTM 


XQA 


Ipi;(ro;^niri;j,-ow,  i,(fr.  ;^-pi(rif  goldl  x^*^  to  pour)  any  thing  pound 

and  vui'r»;hair)  U'l^A  »oWcti  A«ir|  or  spread;  a  libalioii,  drink-of- 

or  yettow  trtsses.                              I  firing  over  the  deed  ;  an  C/^u- 

XpfO'«%(iA(i'uj, -oi;,6,  ^,  (fr.  same, I  sion,     slrcuin,    copiousness;     a 

and  ;^dXi»os  a  bridle)  haling  a\  multitude;  confusion,  disordir ; 

gotdin  bridle ;  gold-hitted.            '  profuslun,  waste. 

Xpva6^cip,-pos,!>,ri,  (t'r.  same,  and  Xvfit^u,  (tV.  ^viios  juice)  to  make 


Xiip  tlie   hand)  golden  handed, 

covered  with  rings. 
Xpv(ro^6os,  -01',  0,  (fr.   same,  and 

^iu>  10  pour)  a  meller  of  gold, 

goldsmith,  rt/iner. 
Xpvaoui  -(S,  ( fr.  xp>"'^S  gold )  to  over- 

liiy  or  adorn  with  gold,  gild. 
Xpvcufta,  -Sruf,  t6,  (fr.   same)   a 

golden    vessel,    cup,    &c.    gold 

plate. 
JCpiauicti,  -to{,   Alt.   -tiDi,  !/,   (fr. 

same)  gilding. 
Xpu<ru7-ijj,-oB,  i,(fr.  saine)  a  gilder. 
Xovotardi,  -n,-dv,  (fr.  same)  ^j7/. 
Xpvaijj,  Dor.  and  Alo\.  for  ;^pv(Tu5, 

g.  sin.  of  Ypuaoi. 
yp'>,  corn,   lor  XP'^V}  ^-   *'"•   °^ 

xpm- 
Xpa,  cont.   fr.  xpdov,  pres.   impr. 

mid.  ot  ^odijj 


saioury  or  juicy,    dress,     cook. 

preserve,  seasoyi,  sweeten. 
Xv/itKOi,-!!,  -or,  (fr.  same)  relating 

to  Juice,  juicy. 
Xvfto;,  -ov,   0,  (fr.   ;;^iii«)  to  pour) 

juice,   sap,    humour,    moisture; 

broth,  gravy,  sauce,  soup. 
Xi'iw,  same  as  j^yw. 
Xvaii,  -los,  Alt.  -coif,  >';,  (fr.  ■y;i'a)  or 

vf'oj  to  pour)  an  effusion,  shed- 
ding, melting;   fall    of  leaves, 

&c.  ;   n  copious  stream  or  Jiow  ; 

diffusion,  dijfuseness. 
Xi'Trip,  -!jpos,  6,  (fr.  x^'w  to  pour) 

a  drain,  sink,  sewer. 
Xvriiii  -ov,  6,  (fr.  same)  a  melter 

or  smelter,  fouruler,  caster. 
XutA«^ij,  f.   -affu),    (fr.  ne.xt)  to 

pour   over  with  oil,  pour    upon. 

Wash,  bathe,  anoint 


Xpw>,'w,  f.  -tiffu,  (fr.  j;p(ia  colour)  tolyvrXov,  -ov,  to,  (fr.  ;;^iiu)  to  pour) 
colour,    paint,    tinge,      dye;    to'      a  mirlurc  of  oil  and  water,  used 


stiiin,   pollute,    contaminate;    to 

touch  the  skin. 
Xnufia,-Srof,  ri,  (fr.  8ame)fo/o«r, 

ciimjilexiun ;    paint,   dye ;    con- 
cord, harmony,  vnelo'ly. 
XnuiftarfKii,  -i), -dv,  (fr.  last)  re/a/- 

ing  lu  colours,  mellow,  soft ;  and 

to    music,    sweet,     harmonious, 

melodious. 
Xp'oiicOii,  1  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. — 

Xpij/icioj,  -yi,-ov,  par.  pres.  mid. 

cont.  of  \pdui. 
Xo<Jiiivu  or  XptivyCfit,  sec  ^o^u. 
Xpui'i&u,  same  as  ypu'oj. 
Xoiiirui,  3   pi.    cont.    pres.    ind. 

riiid.  <if  j^piiu). 
Xooii,  -loris,  b,  (same   as   ^oovi) 


after  bathing  or  washing ;  a 
kind  of  divination  by  means  of 
oil  and  water. 

XurAdw  -(i,  (fr.  last)  to  oil  over, 
anoint ;  to  bathe,  wash. 

Xiiro,  XvvTo,  Ion.  for  cksxvto,  and 
-^vvTo,  3  sin.  and  \>\.  pper. 
pass,  of  ;j;i;u). 

Xvrif,  -ii,  -df,  (ir.  ')^uo),  same  as 
j(^iii)  to  pour  or  to  heap  up)  pour- 
ed out,  shed,  scattered  ;  fused, 
melted,  reined  ;  fusible  ;  heaped 
up,  piled.  Oi  X^'"''  "'"""ds, 
banks. 

XvTpa,  -n{,  I],  same  as  ;;^i'T00i. 

XvTpii7o(,  -fi,  -ov,  and  Xiirptof,  -ov, 
b,  I),    (fr.  x^Tjioq  a  pot)  of  pots. 


tlie     colour,    complexion,     skin;]      earthen;  rattling,  ringing 
Jlelh  ;  the  Imtly.  Xvrp6yav\oi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)   a 


Xpojai,,  -toi,  Alt.  -tw{,  7,  (fr.  XP^" 
colour)  a  colour,  tint,  stain,  dye, 
paint. 

Spwarfip,  -Jlpof,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
painter,  dyr. 

Xp'.'jffu,  I  f.  ind.  art.  ofxoSm. 

Xpiiounlia  -w,  f,  -/jaui,  (ir,  xpvaif 
gold,  and  uvlujidi  lo  buy)  to 
change  gold  money  into  stiver. 

Xp'iT'i,    3    Hin.    cont.    pres.    opt. 

p!»»!l.    of    X0'''^> 

Xovirif,  ({.  of  ;^pu)f. 

X'- i^iiHf,  -<j,  -01',  (fr.  3|;i!(i»  to  pour 
forth)  poured  firth,  ipreait ;  ct- 
pious,  abundant,  plenty,  many  ; 
Mil'^nr,  crimmon,  mean, 

\(  'i,  (fr.  game)  diffustly,  cnpi- 
iiu^ly,  prnfusrly,  pmmiicunuit- 
ly,  pUnlroutty,  in  heaps,  every 
wlirre. 

XiuU^u,,  f.  -r<Tw,  (fr.  next)  to 
Mqueezf  out  the  juice,  extract, 
compress,  such  out ;  to  dimolve 
into  juice,  melt. 

XuXAf,-of,  h.juire,  humour,  moist- 
ure ;  the  chyle. 


large  pot  or  vessel. 

XvTpoi:6cu)v,  g.  pi.  of 

Xurpdjrouf,  -7ro(V){,6,  (fr.  ne.\t,  and 
iroDf  a  foot)  a  pot  with  feet, 

Xirpoi,  -ou,  0,  (fr,  ;^i5(j  lo  pour)  a 
pot,  pitcher  ;  a  trough,  tub,  cis- 
tern. 

Xiu),  f.  xii'f'w,  p.  Kiyvna,  same  as 
jC»u),  iier.  ind.  pass,  x/yi'yiai. 
per.    ind.    pass,    itccx^pi^j  -""t 

-TO.  , 

Xo,  for  x^i^  or  /-^fc),  to  have,  hold, 
contain, 

X'  M,  Dor.  for  Kid  b. 

X'  (i  'iuii'if,  for  Kal  b  'A.fiu)vi(. 

Xwto,  Ion.  for  ;^iJoii,  prei.  impr, 
mid,  of  vfjju^fif, 

X'  u>  '«,  for  *(!(  b  IK. 

XuO'lpi  indfrl.  Ileh.  ac/iapi/rr,  cir- 
ruhir  crown  or  ornamental  bor- 
der,  pi,  j;uO>ip/0. 

XwflutvwO,  indccl.  Heh.  eoatt,  gar- 
ments. „ 

XiuX'i/iw,  r.  -tfi"3,  (fr.  ywXij  lamn) 
to  hall,  limp,  hobble,  be  In  me. 

XuiXti'i,  -af,  fi,  (fr,  *timr)ta)nenfSS 


XCXfSu -w,    (fr.  last)  to  tqutezt  out.\u>\i\u>,  f,  -v'mio,  (fr.  n>,'xl)   to  <«• 

the  juice.  i      //inir,  /iin;>,  /i«/',  ho'tblr, 

Xifin,  and  XT'/kj,   -orof,    ri,  (fr.'XiiiMf,  -ni  -^v,  /'(ni/-,  •icoh  on  tlie 

(007) 


XQP 

/iVjifts,  viainied,  halt ;  imperfect, 
diffident. 
Xta^oTrj;,  -i;tos,  f),  (fr.  last)  fcme- 

7lfSS. 

XwAdu)  -u,  (fr.  same)  to  makelame, 

lame,  maim. 
Xw\wjia,-aroi,  Tu,{Cr.  same)  lame- 

tiess,  the  loss  or  contraction  of  a 

limb, 
XwAa'(ri{,   -;of,  Att.  -£uj,   §,    (fr. 

same)  lameness. 
Xiona,  -aro;,  Tu,  (fr.   yiu  to  heap 

un  earth)  a  heap  oj  e^irth,  rath  ; 

a  mound,  mole,   einbanknicnl ;  a 

buliLark,  rampart. 
Xtajtap'ifi,  mdcrl.  Heb.   certain  of. 

Jiccrs  in  idolatrous  worship  who 

were  to  offer  byjire. 
Xu)fiari^Ofiat,  (fr,   x'^l'"  ''  niound) 

to  be  placed  or  situated  on   an 

eminence;  to  be  forlijied. 
X'  (i  '^df.  Dor.  for  Koi  b  e/iii. 
XOiv,  lor  ;(^f'u)i',  pres.  par.  act.  of 

Xuiveia,  -as,  t),  (fr.  ;;^(i)i'£t!<,>  to  melt) 
a  pouring  together,  melting,  fu- 
sion, ca.fting. 

Xtivcvpa,  -uTOi,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a 
melted  mass  ;  what  is  melted  or 
fused,  a  cast. 

Xwvcvaii,  -lof,  Att.  -i(i)f,  )/,  (fr. 
same)  o  tnetting,  casting,  fusion. 

XuvEurijj,  -oil,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  smel- 
ter. 

Xa)i'£UT(5pioi',  -oil,  rd,  (fr.  same)  « 
smelting  house,  foundery,  fur- 
nace. 

Xujvcvrii,  -)),  -ov,  (fr,  same)  7»f//- 
erf,  molten,  cast. 

XlOVCUW,     I,     -tl'(T(<),     p.     KCX'^>'CVKa, 

(fr.    next)    to    mcll,   ca.it,  throw 
into  a  melting  furnace. 
Xojv)i,   -m,   fi,   (cont.   fr.   yonvij  a 
tunnel,  tli.  xi<^  to  pour)  a  smell- 
ing vessel,   crucible;  a  tunnel  of 
funnel;  the  throat,  gullet. 
Xwvvvii),  and   Xciii'i'ii/<(  or  Xiiw,  f. 
;^(i(Tui,   to  heap  up,  pile  ;  to  raise 
a    mound    or    embankment  ;    to 
dam,  choke,  stop  up  ;    to  raise  a 
heap  on   a  grave,  bury,   entomb, 
erect  a  monument. 
Xdvoi,  cont,  fur  xodvif. 
Xiiiipai,   same   as  pj;«Ado/ia(,,  par. 
pres.   mid,  ;^u)(i^£i'of,  -i/,  -ov,  g. 
Ion.  x^uioiilvoiii. 
,\'  JiT(i(Tiii,  Dor.  for  Ka\  bvdoni. 
Xiioa,  -U5,  Ion.  Xi/ipv,   -ni,  li,   {fi'- 
i^oipof   place)  a  place,  situation, 
spot  ;    a  seat,  abode,  resilience  ; 
space,  room  ;    jmst,  station,   of- 
Jice ;     an    apartment ;    a  Jield, 
farm,  ground,  land  ;  a  track  of 
country,  region,    province,    dis- 
trict.     El'   Vo'ipn,   in  its    proper 
place,   orderly,  regularly ;    also, 
in  pliirr  of   in.itend  of,  kutH  ;^(i- 
p'li',  in  order,  stilly,  i/uielly. 
XuioiT,  ind.  —  Xiiipilrui,   impr.  3 

Kin.  cont,  pres.  art.  of 
Xiiip/ia  -w,  f,  -/)<Tio,  p,  KcxwpriKn,  to 
hnvt  a  place,  rest,  ahidi,  dwell 
in  ;  to  f.'o,  move,  mnrrh,  pro- 
ceed ;  to  set  about.  Intake  one's 
self  In ;  to  come  to,  pass  over, 
approach,  tend  toirards  ;  to  en. 
trr,   penetrate ;  lo  turn  out,  sue. 


xnp 

ctcd,  prosper,  incriifc  ;  In  ha 
an  etui,  ccast,  roudutte ;  to 
yieliL  give  pliici;  retire,  retrta'., 
witharaiv  ;  to  I'lke  in,  hotil,  con- 
tain, receit>f  ;  to  pcriiiir,  com- 
prehend,  undtrstand.  I  a.  act. 
iiid.  f^iopiiaa,  -iij,  -!•  impr.  X"!- 
pi/aov,  -dru),i  |)l.  x^pijoaTC  inl". 

Xw()r>;i,  4,  iiidccl.  Hob.  name  of  a 
inouiiliiin. 

Xiipifi'i,  -aroi,  ri,  (fr,  x'^P^^  'o 
cuiitain)  xpfii-e,  room,  largeness, 
capatilif  ;  n  riceplade  ;  a  chan- 
nel, bed  of  a  river. 

Xiaoijaai,  inf.  —  Xwptjaai,  par.  1 
a.  act.  —  Xwpiicarc,  2  pi.  1  a. 
impr.  acl.  o(  x'^p(<^- 

Xiopr!<"ii  -'"f.  ^"-  -f<''fj  »/)  ('*'■•  X"*" 
pt.ii  to  hold)  taking,  receiving, 
holding ;  rapacily,  largeness. 

Xciip^rijf,  and  Xiopi'ri/?,  -ov,  b,  (fr. 
■^(iipi  a  tield)  a  country-man, 
I'urmcr,  hushandinnn. 

Xtopiriaos,  -I),  -ov,  (fr.  X'^pfw  to 
contain)  capacious,  large,  con- 
taining, holding. 

Xiao'irdi,  -!),  -ov,  (fr.  same)  that 
riiaij  be  held  or  contained  corpo- 
rally  or  mentally  ;  tangible; 
perceptible,  inlelligiljle. 

Xujoid^io,  f.  -aaui,  (fr.  ;^u)f)a  a  field) 
to  line  in  the  country  ;  to  retire, 
withdraw. 

Xoipiafxus,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  X'^pi'^  to  con- 
tain) a  chest,  box, 

Xwp'^fSiiii  pres.  inf.  pass Xid- 

^(/ffOu),  pass. — Xoipi^irui,  act. 
ij  sin.  pres.  impr.  of 

Xtapi^i/i,  f.  -Xaui,  p.  ».£;^w/5iKn,  (fr. 
Xtaoh  apart)  to  sever,  separate, 
pnri,  divide,  remove.  X^pH^ojiai, 
to  he  separated,  remove,  depart, 
withdraw.  1  a.  act.  ind.  cxiipiaa, 
-a;,  -£•  inf.  x'^?'"'^'-  (""es.  impr. 
pass.  ;^u)pi'^ju,  -hOio.  per.  pass. 
in  I.  Kcx'j>piaiiai.  par.  Kexupiajie- 
va?.  1  a.   pass.  md.   tx^^p^oO^v, 

-»;;,  ->;•  SUb.  p^ajpiffOiTi,  -f/J,  -f;. 

XupYicJf, ->';,  -di',  (fr.  ^lipa  a  field) 
liehn^inq  to  tile  country,  rural, 
rustic  ;  }ilain,  simple. 
Xtipiov,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  ;^(3po;  place) 
n  place,  region\  country,  spot  ;  a 
Jield,  farm,  village  ;  a  forlijied 
place,  castle,  fort,  lower ;  a  resi- 
dence, alio'le,  house ;  a  place, 
paragraph,  passage.  Also,  X<i- 
pcoi'  or  Xoptiovy  tlie  meinbrane 
coal  iinin'^  tlie  fcBtus,  accundiiie, 
aflcr-liirth. 

Xupif,  out  of,  apart, separately,  se- 
veralty ;  without ;  besides,  ex- 
cept, morrover, 

Xu)piciii,  I  a.  inf.  act.  —  Xwpiati, 
3  sin.  1  f.  inJ.  act.  —  XmoiaOth, 
•cimi,  -If,  par.  —  Xu)pi(79r;i'ui, 
inf.  —  XiaptaOii,  3  sin.  sub.  1  a. 
pa.<is.  of^^wpi'^u. 

Xu>otc;jis,  -ou,b,  (fr.  x'^C'f  apart) 
a  separa  ion,  division,  distribu- 
tion ;  a  departure,  removal. 

XuiO(<Trrij,  -nv,  h,  (fr.  same)  a  sepa- 
rater,  divider. 

Xiapiitrif,  -r),  -iv,  (fr.  Same)  scpa- 
ra'ile  ;  separated. 

Xup'irnt,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  p^cipa  afield)  a 


country  7nan,  farmer,  pea- 
sant. 

XiopirtKbi,  -fi,  -(IV,  (fr.  same)  lir- 
tonging  to  the  country,  rural, 
rustic  ;  plain,  simple. 

Xii)piTti,-ii'oi,  I'l,  (fr.  same)  a  cmn- 
try  woman,  pntsant. 

.\u)po/3iirf'a)  -u),  (fr.  same,  and  jjdu) 
to  f,'o)  to  walk  al'oitt  a  country 
or  region,  iravrrsc ;  to  walk 
about,  go  up  and  down, 

Xiapoypuipiui  -w,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ypdijiiji  to  write)  to  describe  the 
country  or  region. 

XuipojuTpiia  -d,  (fr.  same,  and  pi- 
rpoi' a  measure)  to  measure  over 
the  country,  survey. 

Xuiporojiiij)  -a,  (fr.  .same,  and  v/^io 
to  divide)  to  divide  a  country  or 
>W. 

XuipovojuKOi,  -i>,  -oi'j  (fr.  same)  re- 
lating to  the  i^ivision  of  lanrl, 
agrarian. 

Xwpoi,  -ov,  b,  room, space,  interval ; 
a  place,  spot,  region  ;  .leal,  situ- 
ation ;  ground,  land,  farm, 
country. 

Xuipof ,  -ov,  b,  the  north-west  wind. 

Xupuvcai,  n.  pi.  fem.  par.  —  Xw- 
p'w<Ti,  3  pi.  ind.  pres.  acl.  of 
Xupiu). 

Xiapvrti;,  same  as  ycupuriJs. 

X'  uij,  Dor.  for  (cui  (!{'. 

Xuxrat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  —  Xwcraf,  1 
a.  par.  act.  —  Xuicdpicvos,  1  a. 
par.  mid.  of  j^oji'iii/n  orxoivvuio. 

Xu)(7rt'fici'')i,  1  a.  par.  mid.  —  Xw- 
aaro.  Ion.  for  £;^w(7uro,  3  sin.  1 
a.  ind.  mid.  of  xiiojxai,  same  as 
Xo^iopai. 

XoiaOiU,  1  a.  par.  pass.  of;^(i)vvi;u). 

Xu>aii,  -lof,  Alt.  -cuf,  )'/,  (fr.  ^siu) 
to  hea|)  up)  a  raising  or  piling 
vp ;  a  heap,  mound,  bank,  em- 
b  inkment,  dam. 

X(J5<7/t«,  for  ^oD^ia. 

Xuaris,  -II,  -dv,  (fr.  ^(iw  to  heap 
up  earth)  heaped  up,  piled,  rais- 
ed,  embanked. 

Xijiorpls,  -ii)o;,  f),  a  mantlet  or  screen 
for  protecting  soldiers  while 
working  at  the  trenches.  Adj. 
protecting,  covering. 

Xioata,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  x'^vvvui. 

X'  ibrnv.  Dor,  forwai  brav. 

X'  S)  T(,  Dor.  for  Kai  b  ri. 

Xoiu),  to  excite  to  anger,  irritate, 
provoke ;  to  vex,  harass,  ajjlict. 
Xioopai,  lobe  angry,  enraged; 
to  fret,  fume. 


•f,  xp,  psi,  the  twenty-third  of 
the  more  modern  Greek  let  ■ 
ters,  and  the  fourth  of  the  five 
additional  ones.  As  a  nume- 
ral character  J/  signifies  seven 
hundred  ;  with  a  dot  under- 
neath, \i/,  seven  hundred  thou- 
sand.   • 

(608) 


trt'j'iof,  -afoi,  },,  and  tdyfiav, 
-iivof,  b,  (fr.  i^ukd'fu)  lo  wet)  a 
kiiKl  of  gum  or  omtmont. 

"tafnipui,  and  'K-iflHpls,  -f),  -by,  (fr. 
i|(fu)  to  rub  down)  putrid,  rotten; 
tender,  easily  linihrii  or  cru.idiled, 
dry  ;  infirm,  frail,  weak  ;  sandy. 

'J'dOij'AXw,  (fr.  same)  lo  handle, 
ftel ;  to  have  connexion  luiih. 

<'uOt'p(>a)  -ui,  f.  -liiTu),  |).  ctpaOtiptoKa, 
(fr.  nc.vt)  lo  parch,  make  dn/, 
brittle.  'i'uOvpdoiiai  -0("i/i<ii,  to 
grow  dry,  he  dried  up  or  parched, 
become  brilllt,  crumble  ;  to  with- 
er, decay,  per.  ind.  pass.  ixl/aOv- 
pw/tai.  I  a.  ind.  pas.s.  typaOvpw- 
Oiiv. 

i'aOvpbf,  Alt.  Haivpbi,  -a,  -bv, 
same  as  \pa^ap6i. 

faifipbi,  -a,  -bv.  Scarce,  thin,  ftio; 
having  thin  hair. 

'taiKii^u),  (fr.  \paKiii  a  drop)  to 
bedew,  drop,  wet,  moisten,  sprin- 
kle. 

'i'aiKiis,  same  as  \paKd(. 

iiiipu),  (perhaps  fr.  i^u'u  to  touch) 
lo  scrape,  scratch,  graze,  touch 
lightly;  to  rub,  <  uiipe,  scour, 
brush,  sweep ;  to  hurry,  hasten, 
flounce  ;  to  shake. 

'i'alii),  (Ir.  same)  to  pound,  bruise, 
grind,  make  Jinc ;  to  ruh  toge- 
ther ;  to  rub,  clean,  brush ;  lo 
pal,  sooth,  flatter. 

'iuKii^io,  same  as  t^niKrf^w. 

'iiiKiii,  -«^o5,  fi,  dew;  a  drop. 

fa\fiKrbs,-!i,-iiv,  (Ir.  ne.vt)  yield- 
ing to  the  touch,  falling  under  a 
touch. 

iaXnaaio  or  -mo,  f.  -fw,  (fr  \j.iiu) 
to  touch)  to  touch,  fit. 

SfuXiJaioj,  -ov,  6,  Psalitrtus,  for 
Vh  ddmus,  a  Gentile  name. 

'i'a\ii6Brti^toi,  -ov,  b,  i),  (fr.  iZ-dXif 
pincers,  and  aruftu  a  mouth) 
having  pincers  in  its  moulk. 
Epithet  of  a  crab. 

"iayilui,  f.  -laut,  and  '^aXiaaiii,  f. 
-i(ui,  (fr.  i^,<>(5  scissors)  to  cut 
with  S'-issors,  cut  oj}',  clip, 

I'nAior,  'J'uAi'or,  and  'i'iWinr,  (fr. 
Xdu)  to  touch)  a  bit,  briille,  -tirb, 
TO  xpd\ia  or  i^fXXiii,  a  necklace, 
bracelet  ;  fetters,  liand-oiffs. 

^ayif,  -iiof,  li,  shears,  scissms;  pin- 
cers, nippers;  a  ring,  hook;  a 
vault,  arch. 

I'uAXfru),  3  sin.  pres.  impr.  act. 
—  ♦dXXovTtt,  n.  pi.  par.  pres. 
act.  of 

'fnXXw,  f.  -S\w,  to  touch,  strike 
softly ;  to  play  on  the  harp ;  to 
sin^  lo  the  harp  ;  lo  praise,  cele- 
brate. 1  a.  ind.  act.  lipaXa  and 
/t^i^Xa.  per.  ind.  pass.  f't^aX/iui. 
per.  ind.    mid.  ft^rjXa. 

I'ijX/iMs,  -»;,  -uv,  (fr.  next)  relat- 
ing to  psalms. 

ta'^iwi,  -Oil,  6,(fr.  i^fiXXw  to  sing)a 
singing  to  or  playing  on  the  harp; 
the  sound  of  a  stringed  instru- 
ment ;  a  psalm,  hymn. 

'i aXjioxiipr\i,-ioi  -opf,  A,  q,  (fr.  last, 
and  ^«/pw  lo  ri-JDice)  rejoiring 
in  hymns,  delighting  in  the  lyre 
anil  song. 

iaXuoiOiio  -Ci,  (fr.  same,  and  u^if.fj  » 


8ong)  to  sing  piolms,  praise,  c«- 
Ubrate. 

♦aX^V^i'a,  -a?,  »/,  (fr.  same)  psal- 
vtoily,  a  singer  of  psalms.    ' 

♦uA/zv^dj,  -oil,  h,  (fr.  same)  a 
singer  of  psalms,  a  chorister, 

'i'aXrrtp,  -ijpof,  i,  (fr.  i|a'AAu  to  sing) 
•  (  singer,  vtusiciart ;  the  harp  f 
i  '(c  book  of  psalms. 

ifaXrnpiov,  ov,  rb,  (fr.  same)pjoi- 
tery,  a  musical  instrument ;  a 
i^ii/  or  6o(u  for  playing  on 
such. 

♦a'ATT/f , -01),  6,  (fr.  same)  a  singer, 
musician,  harper,  minstrel. 

ta^rpUi,  -05,  i,  (fr.  same)  a  sing- 
ing woman,  female  musician. 

'taXrii,  -n,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  Jit  or 
proper  to  be  celebraled  in  psalms  ; 
adipted  to  the  harp,  to  be  sung. 

^aXrialiui  -u»,  (fr.  same,  and  i^iiti  a 
song)  to  sing  and  play  psalms, 
accompany  with  the  harp. 

IfaXri^iii,  -oij,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  sing- 
er and  player  of  psalms;  a  mu- 
sician. 

'taXuxtaini,  -uf,  oS,  the  name  of 
a  tribe  or  family  in  JEgiiia,  g. 
pi.  Dor.  -xtaiav. 

♦uAi,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  ipdWiij. 

IfafidOua,  -aj,  fi,  one  of  the  Ne- 
reids. 

Ifaiiddn,  -li,  ht  ^  woman's  name. 

^Ufiadia,  -ai,  /;,  (fr.  next)  the  sea 
shore,  slranrl^  beach. 

IfdiiaOo!,  Poet.  i0ii')iaOo{,  -ou,  Ion. 
\paftddoio,  6,  (fr.  next)  sand, 
dust  ;  the  sea  shore,  strand, 
beach. 

^dfiuof,  -ov,  fi,  sand,  dust;  the 
snore. 

1iaiijiS)in(,  -cof  -ovi,  b,  fi,  (fr.  last) 
sandy,  grafelty, 

•i/aiifiurii,  -i),  -dv,  (fr.  same)  sand- 
ed, sundy. 

fip.  Ion.  flip,  -piy,  and  tdpo!,-ou, 
b,  a  kind  of  bird,  a  starting, 
stare. 

fapAf,  -<J,  -iv,  (fr.  last)  fuick, 
sunft,  fleet,  nimble,  wltte ;  co- 
toured  tike  a  starting,  variegated, 
party-roloured,  osli-rMoured. 

f'ipio,  I  f.  ind.  act.  ofi^iilfiu. 

♦nut.  prt'S.  impr.  act.  of  i^uiiu. 

favKpondim,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next.  <»"'^ 
iTouf  a  foot^  swift-fool'^,  .^tet, 
rumbtt,  active,  tight. 

^av<la^^,-^,  -iv,  (fr.  i^r^w  to  touch 
lightly)  mmbte,  artivc,  fleet, 
Itghl. 

f-ivaOiU,  I  *•  P^f-  P""''-  "f  >/"»'' <"• 

favaif,  'Of,  Alt.  -twf,  fi,  (fr.  v/,ur>w 
to  louch)  a  touch,  feeling,  eon- 
tart. 

"tavarhf,  -!),  -iv,  (fr.  name)  touch- 
ed, linbtt  to  be  touched,  mny  be 
touched, 

Ifavu),  f.  -irw,  p.  (xpavKn,  (fr.  xf/dia 
to  touch)  to  touch,  feet,  hnndlt, 
stroke,  pal ;  to  touch  on,  mnille  ; 
to  overtake,  come  up  to,  obtain, 
reach,  net,  take.  1  a.  ind.  paiifi. 
lil/nvaOnv. 

♦(i^apAj,    -fi,    -iv,    dry,    parched, 
sanity,  brittle,  crumbling  ;  injirm, 
wtnk;  s'jualid,  dirty,  dull ;  rag- 
ged, dark,  gloomy. 
IH 


YET 

"ffa^spj;,  -a,  -hv,  same  as  last 

•taipoi.  Dor.  for  \j,T](j,o;, 

faM  ^iJi,  f.  x^i'iaoi,  p.  i^r)Ka,  to 
icipe,  mb,  cteati  by  rubbing;  tu 
scrape,  smooth,  plane;  to  mince, 
chop,  gnaw,  nibble,  chew,  grind  ; 
to  touch,  arrive  at,  attain  to, 
reach,  approach  ;  to  touch  slight- 
ly, graze  ;  to  stroke,  pat,  sooth  ; 
to  warm,  heat,  burn. 

ire.  Dor.  ibr  a(pe,  a.  du.  or  for 
<r0(i;,  a.  pi.  of  oil. 

tiytoi,  -II,  -ov,  (fr.  t|fyu)  to  blame) 
bliimeabte,  culpable,  faulty  ;  cen- 
sorious, reproachful. 

'iiyna,  -Stos,  ri,  (fr.  next)  blame, 
censure,  reproach, 

'iiyti),  f.  xf.'i^u),  p.  ivjjtKa,  to  blame, 
censure,  rejiroach,Jind  fault  with. 
per.  ind.  pass.  i\pcynai,  -fui, 
-KTai, 

l/iviiirat,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  pass,  of 
last. 

ircSvii,  -fi,  -dv,  having  thin  hair, 
bald, 

iftKd^iA),  (fr.  next)  to  drop,  trickle, 
wet,  moisteJi,  distil. 

*£<(«$,  -dioi,  t'l,  (perhaps  fr.  (^/u 
to  cut  small)  dew,  a  drop. 

icKrioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  \j.iy(i)  to  blame) 
to  lie  blamed  or  censured,  blame- 
able. 

titcrris,  -ov,  0,  (fr.  same)  a  cen- 
surer,  reprover,  reproarher. 

fcKTdi,  -17,  -dv,  (fr.  same)  blamed, 
cerliured,  found  fault  with. 

fiXiov,  -ijv,  ri,  a  bracelet,  necklace. 
See  \pdXiov, 

■ftAio^doof,  and  'tt\\io(p6poi,  -ov, 
b,  t'l,  (fr.  last,  and  ^/pw  to  bear) 
bca'ing  bracelets. 

f  cAXi'^ii),  f.  -1au>,  (fr.  xpMi!  stam- 
mering) to  lisp,  stammer,  stut- 
ter, falter  ;  to  trifle,  talk  idly, 

fiWiov,  see  xpiXiov  or  if'tiXiuv. 

fl\\t<T)tn,  -arof,  rd,  and  'ii>Xiafib(, 
-ou,  b,  (fr.  next)  st--mmcrtng, 
stuttering,  hesil^'f^^  of  spee-h. 

■*tnd(,  -fi,  J'S  stuttering,  stam- 
mering, i;sping,t'mguc-lied;  ob- 
scure, 'i^rk,  iivlistinct. 

'^'ax^■/f,  -vrof,  h,  (fr.  last)  a 
.,(tnimerine,  Itesitation . 

f/,J.ii,  I  a.  inf.  act.  —  fl^opiv,  1  pi. 
I  f.  ind.  act.  of  \piyu>. 

fcv^iiyyiXof,  -ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  \pcvfii) 
to  (ieceive,  and  dyycXof  a  mes- 
senger) a  foLie  mrsneni^er,  a  de- 
ceiver ;  bringing  false  news. 

'i'cvf'dfic\(po(,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same,  and 
aXiX<l>ii  a  brother)  a  false  bro- 
ther. 

fcviiiv6(jTo\o(,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Raine, 
and  fur^ffroXof  nn  apostle)  a  false 
npnstte. 

fivftn,  n.  pi.  ofxptvio(, 

fcv^fiif,  -fit7(,  0.  pi.  —  fcv^ic! 
-itU,  n.  pi.  — fiviii  -iu,  d.  sin. 
of  ipcvfi'if, 

ftudiT,  d.  sin.  cont —  'ttviotf,  g. 
Bin.  font,  of  i^iB^oj. 

fiifitoO'ii,  inf.  —  fc'iitoOt,  2  pi. 
impr.  prci.  pnmi.  of  \^,■li6iu), 

frvfnyofi'^  -w,  (fr.  xpti'-iui  to  de- 
ceive, and  nyontf'iii  to  a;)cnk,  th. 
aynp)  n  market  place)  to  Ixe,  tell 
or  speak  lic^,  deceive, 
(B03) 


TET 

i'tviiii,  -ioi  -ovs,  b,  fi,  (fr.  xpciiu)  a 
lie)/a/sp,  lying,  deceitful,  a  liar, 
'irevlnypu(piui    -w,    (fr.  same,    and 
yjjo'^u)   to  write)  to  write  false- 
hoods;  to  describe  falsely,  misre- 
present, 
ievSoSiSdoKaXoi,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same, 
and  iiSdoKuXoi  a  teacher,  th.  it- 
f'dsKu)  to  teach)  a  false  teacher. 
1'£U(5doofof,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
S6^a  opinion)    thinking  falsely, 
mistaken,  erroneous, 
"tividdvpov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same,  and 
S-vpa  a  door)  a'false  door,  back- 
door. 
"tcvSuXoyia,  -ai,  §,  (fr.  same,  and 
Xfyii)  to  speak)  a  false  assertion, 
falsehood,  lie, 
"iivioXdyoi,  -ov,  b,  i;,  (fr.  same) 
speaking  falsely,  lying,  a  speak- 
er of  lies, 
'Irciiiofiai,  pass,  of  \pevSu, 
'i'ev66iittvTis,  -to;,  Att.  -ttoj,  b,  (fr. 
ij.'tv6a  to  deceive,  and  fidvrif  a 
prophet)  a  false  prophet,  deceiver, 
impostor. 
tcvSofidprvp,  -vpoi,    b,   (fr.  same, 
and   fidprvp  a  witness)  a  false 
witness. 
i'cvioitnpTvpi'iaci;,  2  sin.   1  f.  ind. 
act.  — 'ttviofiaprvp>icri<:,  2  sin.  1 
a.  sub.  act.  of 
'ircvioiiaprvpiw  -ui,  f.  -r'/aoi,  p.  tipcv- 
iofiapTvprjKa,   (fr.  tpcviu   to  de- 
ceive, and  fidprvp  a  witness)  to 
bear  false  witness,  allest  falsely. 
'i'tvSofjiaprvpta,    -as,  /),    (fr.   same) 

false  witness,  false  testimony, 
i'tvid/jievos,  -•!,  -ov,  par.  —  '^cvli6- 
fitOa,    -iradc,   -^ovrat,    pi.     ind. 
pres.  pass,  ofifcvdw, 
"ttvSozdpdcvos,  -ov,  II,  (fr.  i^'CvSto  to 
deceive,  and  napBivui  a  virgin) 
a  false  virgin, 
•fevt^o-potpiiriii,  -ov,  b,    (fr.  same, 
and  itcioffirrii  a  prophet,  wh.  fr. 
TTpo  before,  and  (l>tiiii  to  speak)  a 
'  false  prophet,  deceiver. 
'iivfiopKiu)  -u,  (fr.  same,  and  hpKoi 
an  oath)  to  swear fal.icly,  perjure, 
Ifcviopniii,  -m,  I'l,   and   ifan^dpKinv, 
-ov,Tb,  (fr.  same)  a  false  oath, 
perjury. 
fcvfidpKioi,  and  *ti'(^opxo?,-ou,4,jJ, 

(fr.  same)  perjured. 
fifiSiis,  -cos  -ouf,  ri,   (fr.  \le6Sti>  to 

deceive)  a  lie,  falsehood. 
tcv6oai\ivov,   -ov,    ri,    (fr.   same, 
and  ci'Xtvov  parsley)  halm-gentle 
or  mint. 
ftvirxiilXtfriros,  -ov,b,  afniae  Philip, 
fcvfd^piaraf,     -ov,     b,     (fr.     next, 
and  Xotaris  Christ,  th.  ypi'w  to 
anoint)  a  false  Christ, 
fivbii,  f.  i/fiVa),  p.  liptvKn,  to  de- 
ceive, liciftiile  ;  to  fhislratr,  dis- 
npp'itnt.     ftiinufii,  to  lie,  assert 
fatsety  ;  to  break  a  promise,  mu- 
lead,    pres.   impr.   mid.   yj/cvfiov, 
-(itOio,  1  pi.  ij.tul^rirdi.  per.  ind. 
pa^s.  I\^tva)iiit,  -am,  -nrai.    1  f. 
ind.   mid.    tpivaoimi,   1   a.   mid. 
ind.    n^tuo(//it;v,   -w,   -aro'   inf. 
xpci'iirnoOit, 
IftvfiiivYifios,  -ov,  i,  h-  (f""'  ImI,  and 
ivopn  a  nanf)  fahely  immttl  or 

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'tcviSf,  (fr.  \ptvil)(  fal«»e)  faUeli/A     create,    condemn   or    ttrqiiil    by 
iltrfitMlif.  ballot. 

♦tiiffiivru,  Ion.  for  £<|£()(rni'ru,  3  [)l. U'>;<;ii;0op/(i,   -as,  ^,    (fr.  same)  an 
iiitl.  —  ftO(T(i(T0<ii,  inf.  1  ;i.  niiil.l     eUctntii,  baUnlliug, 
—  I'a'fftftif,    1  a.   pur.   pass.   ot">{'vvi'(9l"'f>05,  -ov,   h,  JJ,  (fr.   same) 
\^£ii(5u).  git'ng  a  vote,  txdloUing,     Subs. 

♦rlioifi-ioj,  AU.  -tuf,  <,  (fr.  \l/tv6u)       an  rlecUir,  voter. 

lo  deceive)  a  false  hand,  lie.         Pf'i/^i^o^upoj, -oi',  i,  ^,  same  as  lasl. 

"ftr><r/i(i,  -urof,  TO,  same.   d.  \pe6a-  ^'>;^i^ti,  3  sin.  |)rus.  ind.  act.  of 


♦ti'ffruf,   -a,    S,    Dor.    for    \pe6a- 

TIIS. 

Iftvarfio  -«,  (fr.  next)  to  tell  Ues, 
lie ;  to  vii.if,  fait ;  to  mistake, 
err^  he  deecive't  or  7niileil. 

'tevarnf,  -uv,  h,  (fr.  i^ciicJu)  to  lie) 
a  deceiver,  liar.  Adj.  Jdithless, 
fahe. 

'ttipup&i,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  next)  dim, 
dull,  dark,  ohscure. 

^'{^115,  and  "tctpds,  -dSos,  fj,  same 
as  \perpos. 

i!c<ptivd(,  -it,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  obscure, 
dark,  gloomy,  dim,  dull. 

i'i(poi,  -cof  -ovf,  rd,  darkTiess,  ob- 
srunty,  gtoumiiK.is. 

'tcxOcU,  1  a.  par.  pass,  of  i^'/yu). 

ifiu).  In  lessen,  diminish  ;  to  pound, 
grind,  chop,  mince. 

"trjyfia,  -uro?,  rd,  (fr.  y'i;fi<)  to 
scrape)  scrapings,  cleanings, 
shavings,  Jilings,  dust  ;  a  frag- 
ment, splinter,  chip,  scrap. 

trjKTOi,  -Hi  -iv,  (fr.  same)  scraped, 
shaved,  smoothed. 

'in^rpa,  -as,  {j,  (fr.  same)  a  curry- 
comb, brushy  scraper. 

♦liXui,  1  a.  inf.  act.  — fi^Xaf,  1  a. 
par.  act.  of\pd\\u>. 

'9riXn<pdiu  -S),  f.  -I'/aw,  (fr.  i^dXXu  to 
touch  lightly,  and  a(pri  a  touch) 


'Pf;0/^w,   t".   -Tffw,   p.    c\pi'i<piKa,  (fr. 

xpficpoi    a   pebble)    to   calculate, 

compute,  reckon  ;  to  vote,  ballot ; 

to  deliberate,  debate ;   to  decree, 

determine. 
tn'PU,  -iiof,  li,  (fr.  same)  a  stone, 

pebble ;  a  precious  stone,  gem. 
'iyjipiaiiTui,  3  sin.  1  a.  impr.  act.  of 

^flipiafxu,  -aroi,  rb,  (fr.  \p)i<poi  a 
vote)  a  decree,  enactment,  act, 
statute. 

'}'j/0io/'uro?raiX;7S,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  last, 
and  iru)X/u)  to  sell)  a  seller  of  de- 
crees, an  intriguer,  demagogue, 

"iricpioiiarwSriS,  -foj  -ovi,  h,  {],  (fr. 
same,  and  liboi  the  form)  in  the 
form  of  a  decree,  relating  to  a 
decree,  enacted. 

"^rjipiarfli,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  x^ri<pOi  a 
vote)  a  calculator,  reckoner,  com- 
puter, 

'i'ri(l)oXoyiiii  -u,  f.  -I'/ffM,  (fr.  same, 
and  \6yos  a  reckoning)  to  hawk 
wares,  be  a  pedler ;  to  tell  for- 
tunes, he  a  conjurer ;  to  pave 
with  small  stones,  make  chequer 
or  mosaic  v>ork. 

'tnix'^'iyos,  -oil,  b,  r),  (fr.  same)  a 
conjurer,  mountebank,  fottune- 
teller ;  a  calculator,  accountant, 
bookkeeper. 


to  touch,  feet,  handle,  stroke  ;  to  fri<poi,  -cog  -ouf,  rb,  a  small  stone. 


feel  for,  grope ;  to  endeavour 
to  explore,  search ;  to  strike, 
smite, 

1fi,\a<j>i'iaiiTe,  2  pi.  1  a.  impr.  act. 
—  '{'?jXa(;i"(T£i«>',  3  pi.  1  a.  opt. 
act.  AZo\. — 'trfXiKpiificvo;,  -r), 
-ov,  par.  pros.  pass.  cont.  of  last. 

^'r/Xiii/iijffif,  -(0?,  Art.  -tuf,  ri,  (fr. 
\pr]Xa<pdu)  to  touch)  a  touching ^ 
handling,  feeling,  stroking. 

•tri'\a(p7!Tb;,  -ij,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  that 
may  be  touched  or  felt. 

■tl)v,  ^n^'b?,  i,  a  little  worm  grow- 
ing in  fics,  n Jig-gnat. 

'irivi?'^,  (fr.  last,  or  fr.  next)  to 
shave,  scrape,  rub,  brush  ;  to  im- 
preenaie  Jigs  from  the  wild  fig ; 
to  copulate,  ensender. 

^rivig,  -li,  -bv,  smooth,  bald;  ridi- 
culous^ droll, 

♦gfif,  -log,  Att.  -ewf,  (i,  (fr.  \pnX'^ 
to  rub)  a  rubbing,  scraping, 
wiping,  cleaning, 

♦^p,  -rtpbg,  0,  Ion.  for  'j'op,  a  stare 
or  starling. 

"trjaoa,  or  -rra,  -rig,  ri,  a  kind  of 
flat  fish,  sole,  turhot ;  a  duck ;  a 
name  <f  reproach  or  a  nickname 
for  a  glutton, 

^'niP'tpbg,  same  as  \f.e<pnp'ig 

tri'liduj  -u,  (fr.  \pTii(>og  a  vote)  to 
mind,  attend  to,  think,  consider, 
rejlect,  reason,  ccdculate. 

trjipriipooeij)  -d,  (fr.  same,  and^/oo; 


to  bnng)  to  give  a  vote  ;  to  elect,]     low  grape 


pebble  ;  a  gem  ;  a  die  ;  a  coun 
ler ;  a  black  or  white  pebble  or 
bean  used  in  voting  ;  a  ballot  ; 
a  uaie,  suffrage,  voice ;  a  decree, 
senleiwe,  judgment ;  the  right  of 
voting,  tlcrlih^  franchise  ;  autho- 
rity,  jurisdiction  ;  wsistance,  aid, 
help. 

'i'n(po<pop(u,  -a,  (fr.  last,  ,nd  <pho) 
to  bring)  to  vote,  ballot ;  ui  elect 
create,  condemn,  acquit,  ' 

i')j<pO(pnpia,  -ag,  »;,  (fr.  same)  ah 
election,  decree,  judgment.,  sen- 
tence. 

^Ti<po<ti6poi,  -ov,  h,  !),  (fr.  same) 
having  a  vote,  giving  a  vote. 
Subs,  an  elector,  voter. 

'iflX'^,  (*"■■•  ^diiy  to  rub)  to  scrape, 
rub,  clean,  brush  ;  to  wear  down, 
smooth ;  to  touch,  handle,  pat, 
stroke. 

'ftd^ug,  a.  pi.  ofipidg. 

"fid^w,  (fr.  \piiig  a  drop)  to  drop, 
distil,  bedew,  besprinkle. 

fiaOug,  -OV,  0,  l],  a  mat,  mattress. 

♦tmVw,  (fr.  ipdu  to  touch)  to  re- 
prehend, reprove,  rebuke,  cen- 
sure, 

♦irlf,  -diog,  li,  deiv-drops,  dew,  a 
drop. 

"H^iji,  (fr.  i/z/ii)  to  break  small)  to 
cry,  weep;  to  feed  pn  minced 
meat. 

'iiBia,  -ag,  f),  a  kind  of  vine  or  yel- 


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Yin 

'tiOvpl^w,  f.  -iati),  p.  c\piOiptKa,  (fr. 
\l/tOvpog  a  whisper)  to  whisper^ 
convirse  lowly  ;  to  buzz  about, 
rumour,  report;  to  calumniate, 
backbite,  per.  ind.  pass.  e\piOv 
piiT/i«i,,-(r«i,  -arat. 

"iiOvplttSciv  or  'ifiOvpla'iev,  Dor.  for 
xpiOvpi^iiv,  pres.  inf.  act.  of  last. 

'i'iOrpiaiia,  -arog,  rb,  ami  'i'tOvpia- 
ftbg,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  \piOvpoi  a  wliis- 
pcr)  a  whisper,  miirmur  ;  a  stan- 
derovf  nport,  calumny. 

'itOvpiBTiig,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  same)  a 
whisperer  ;  a  detrucler,  back- 
biter, slanderer. 

■i'lBvpog,  -ov,  b,  ,'j,  (fr.  next)  6u22- 
ing,  humming,  murmuring. 

'i'iOtipiig,-ov,  b,  a  whisper,  murmur  ; 
a  slanderous  report,  ill  rumour, 

^tXdyug,   -uv,   b,   (Ir.   i^iXbg   light 
and  dyiii  to  lead)  leader  of  the 
light-armed  soldiers,  captain   of 
skirmishers, 

fiX^jrui,  -0)1',  01,  (fr.  t//iXij  light) 
light-armed  troops, 

tiXiKbg,  -ii,  -bv,  (fr.  same)  light- 
armed, 

^'iXi'fd),  (fr.  same)  to  make  tudted, 
bare,  strip  off,  uncover  ;  to  dimi- 
nish, lessen,  impair, 

iftXiafibg,  -uv,  b,  (fr.  same)  a  dimi- 
nution, lessening ;  the  omission 
of  the  (')  or  letter  H  in  speaking  ; 
lisping, 

'tiXoxdparig,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next,  and 
Kbpaij  hair)  having  little  hair^ 
bald,  bareheaded. 

'fiXbg,  -ri,  -bv,  slender,  thin,  small; 
poor,  destitute,  mean ;  lean,  bar- 
ren ;  bare,  naked,  stripped  ; 
smooth,  bald ;  soft ;  pure  plain, 
unmixed  ;  simple,  unadorned  ; 
light-armed. 

"fiXdrrig,  -vTog,  I'l,  (fr.  last)  naked- 
ness, bareness  ;  smallness,  fine- 
ness ;  omission  of  the  aspirate  or 
letter  H. 

^tXuu>  -h>,  f.  -ijffo),  (fr.  same)  to  di- 
minish, lessen  ;  to  make  thiru, 
small  or  slender  ;  to  hare,  strip, 
make  naked,  uncjwer  ;  to  deprive, 
take  away  ;  to  shave,  make  bald  ; 
to  mark  with  the  smooth  breath- 
ing, omit  the  aspirate. 

'ii>^oOpov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  last)  an  oin^- 
"if '■*  used  for  taking  away  hair. 

*ifi^ivdog  or  fiiiuBog,  -ov,  b,  ceruse, 
white  Uad,  white  paint. 

♦ii'  for  (r0(..  g.  or.  d.  du.  used 
Poet.  fM  O-cMiri,  d.  pi,  of  o5. 

"tivoiiat,  jaid  of  the  vine,  when 
the  flowers  drop  off,  or  the 
grapes  do  not  come  to  perfec- 
tion ;  to  shed  the  Jlowers,  droop, 
decay,  fail ;  to  weep,  shed  tears, 
bewail. 

f  (f,  -)(bg,  hi  Cf-  >/''''^  'o  make  small) 
a  crumb,  morsel, 

^tTTaKT],  -rig,  »;,  and  "UrTaKog,  -ov, 
b,  a  parrot, 

■ttXdpKa^,  -Syog,  b,  (fr.  "//if  a 
criimb,  and  apiraf  devouring) 
name  of  a  mouse,  crumb-de- 
vourer. 

iiXiov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  if  if  a  crumb) 
u  little  crumb,  scrap,  morsel. 

^lia,  to  lireak  into  smalt  pieces,  re- 


YTX 

duce,  make  small,  thin  or  slen- 
der ;  to  pound,  bniise,  grind. 

"ioa,  -as,  >'/,  ''i*  loin,  haunch,  flank. 

toytfbi,  -a,  -6>',  (fr.  next)  reprov- 
ing, repnhending,  censorious, 
blamins ;  hlameable,  culpable. 

•ioyi^  -li,  r.  -fiaui,  p.  ti^oyiKa,  (fr. 
xiivMi  ti>  blame)  to  blame,  cen- 
sure, reprove,  chide  ;  to  slander, 
calumniate. 

't'dyios,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  blame- 
nhle, faulty;  cetisorious. 

'tdyiii,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  blame, 
censure,  dispraise,  accusation, 
reproach. 

'todnf'Xd),  (fr.  next)  to  make  a 
n^ise,  r^tstle,  rattle,  sound. 

♦ofldf,  -oO,  6,  a  tumult,  riot,  noise. 

♦otfdj, -H,  -dv,  (fr.  next)  black, dirty. 

todoi,  -ov,  b,  dirt,  fllt/i. 

♦oXdtif,  -coca,  -«■,  (fr.  next)  burn- 
ing, flaming,  smoking;  smoky. 

♦<j>of,  -ou,  b,  smoke,  soot,  reek  ; 
flume,  blaze. 

^oiptut  -ui,  f.  -ijaiii,  (fr.  xp6(l>o(  a 
noise)  to  make  a  noise,  resound, 
sound,  crack. 

♦o^ijrWj,  -n,  -iv,  (fr.  same)  send- 
ing forth  a  noise,  sounding,  re- 
sounding, crashing,  crackling. 

if6(pa(,  -ov,  b,  a  noise,  cralh,  din, 
crack,  report,  liollow  sound ;  a/i 
empty  sound  ;  a  vain  promise. 

•tua,  -If,  /;,  game  as  t^6a. 

♦uytij,  2  a  par.  pass.  —  'tvyrjvai, 
2  a.  inf.  jnss.  —  '^vyi'iaofiai,  -q, 
•trat,  2  f.  ind.  pass,  of  ;^u;^ui. 

'tuyitii,  -aros,  ri,  (fr.  \pvy^ui  to  cool) 
cold,  coldness ;  a  cooling ;  a 
fan. 

iTvyiiis,  -cv.  A,  (fr.  same)  a  cooling, 
refr'shing  ;  a  drying,  rubbing. 

l/vipaKCi,  -fiv,  at,  and  'tvipnKia, 
-uf,  ri,  (perhaps  fr.  i},nui  to 
burn)  a  bluler,  Unin,  pimple. 

Ifvfpdf,  -a,  -dv,  for  \ptvini- 

♦uOi'^u,  (fr.  noxt)  to  whisper,  mut- 
ter, murmur,  sjintk  loirli/. 

fvOis,-to(-ov{,  TO,  Dor.  for  if.tv!ios. 

'fuKTiip,  -?;po{,  h,  (fr.  \pv)^iji  to  cool) 
a  cuolir,  cooling  vessel,  basin, 
but,  vat.  Also,  a  cool  place, 
»)vidy  spot. 

tiXAioi',  -ou,  ri,  (fr.  nexi)  fleabanc, 
fleawmt. 

♦liAAov,  -ov,  b,  i/iWa,  -I7f , )';,  a  flea. 

'tiiXui',  -wi-o;,  h,  name  of  fish, 
»hich  iipawna  on  ihr^  xhore. 

♦I'fuf,  I  a.  par.  act.  it(  \^riyu>. 

♦e^ij,  -lot,  All.  -cu>(,  I],  (fr.  ^■''X'^ 
lo  cool)  n  cofAing,  refrething. 

♦  i>,Y(i,   Dor.  for  t^u;(i),  d.  fin.  of 

♦  u,Y«yi<iy/(i»  -£,  f.  -fiou,  (fr.  \\/V)(h 

the  Houl,  and  n'yw  lo  lead)  to 
Irad  or  rnndwt  the  touls  or 
thailrn  of  Ihe  drparlrd  ;  to  raise 
the  dtad,  mil  up  the  ghonln  ;  lo 
rharm,  rnpliintr,  drUnht,  ptranr. 

♦  i  ■^iij'wy/.i,  -ii<,   li,  (fr.  samp)  Ihe 

lending  of  tJir  »ha'Ul,  raining  tlie 
dealt;  fnsnnatiim^  charm,  plea- 
sure, delight. 
♦i/jfoywyof,  -oC,  b,  (fr.  Damn)  thr 
rondurlnr  or  euuir  if  the  souls 
or  thadrs  of  thr  dead  ;  who  ran 
rai*€   Ihe  dead ;    a  uiixard,  sot- 


cerer,  enchanter  ;  who  can  turn  or 
please  the  mind,  a  charmer,  agree- 
able person.  Also,  a  deceiver, 
seducer. 

1rvx<i,  -ni,  lit  ((r.'lvx'^io  breathe) 
tlie  breath,  life,  soul,  spirit ;  mind, 
reason,  understanding  ;  sagacity, 
instinct ;  disposition,  tlie  affec- 
tions ;  a  man,  person,  creature. 

*vxh,  -ns,  or  *i'X''i  -1^1  ^'  "  ^"'" 
tcrfly. 

tvxritoij-ov,  b,  (fr.  <//u;^^  the  soul) 

endued    wit/t  life,  livirig,  alive, 

animal. 
i:vx6ih,  -tiaa,  -ev,  1  a.  par.  pass. 

o(  {f,vxu). 
♦u^^i'^o/iai,   (fr.    if.vx'^   '"   '^°°')  '" 

Jreeze,  cool,  grow  cold  or  chilly. 
♦  u^^tudf,  -i),  -01',  (fr.  \^vx>}  'lie  soul) 

relating  to  the  soul  or  mind,  of 

the  soul,  spiritual ;    of  the  mind, 

mental  ;  living,  vital,  animal. 
ivxi^Hi,  (fr.   last)   heartily,  from 

the  soul,  with  all  the  mind. 
'tvYotiirii,  -f'of  -ovi,  b,  {i,  (fr.  ^vx'i 

ine  soul,  and  ilioi  form)  like  the 

soul,  vital, 
ivxoiiaxiui  -ui,  f.  -I'lOui,  (fr.  same, 

and  iiuxofiiii  to  tight)  to  flghl  to 

the  lasl,flght  cowageously. 
'tvxopltiiyitj  -Hi,  f.  -jJo-cj,  (fr.  same, 

and  pi'iyvvui  to  break)  to  struggle 

in  death,  be  in  agony  of  death ; 

to  sob,  throb, 
^^xoi,  -cos  -ovs,  rd,  (fr.  ^vxo  to 

cool)  cold,  coolness  ;   winter, 
i'vxiu)  -UI,  (fr.   \lix'i  tlie  soul)  to 

cause  to  breathe,  endue  with  life, 

vivify,  animate. 
irvxP'i^oyla,  -as,  i/,  (fr.  next)  dull 

talk,  frigid  narrative,  insipidity. 
'tvxpo\'iyos,-ov,  b,  1),  (fr.  next,  and 

\iyiii  lo  speak )   of  a  flat  style, , 

frigid  in  expression,  dull,  insipid, 

uninteresting. 

1fvxpi(>  -■■'»  -ii'i  (fr.  4^'X'''  "^  cool) 
cold,  chilly,  gelid  ;  vain,  sdty, 
absurd,  frigid,  dull,  insipid, 
flat  ;  fiunt,  weak,  light,  thin  ; 
mean,  poor,  miserly. 

Ifvxp^rris,  -nros,  n,  (fr.  same)  cold, 
chilliness,  coldness  ;  frigidness, 
dullness,  insijiidity  ;  absurdity, 
folti/,  nonsense. 

'ivx^f  f-  -i"',  p.  /^VX"'  '"  '^ool, 
make  cjitd  ;   to  dry,  make  dry  , 


scraps  or  crumbs  ;  to  mcantain, 
nourish,  spend  in  feeding,  distri- 
bute in  mouthfuU,  give  alms. 
impr.  pres.  \).u>pt^c. 

'tij^piov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  same)  a  crumb, 
morsel,  scrap  ;  a  piece  of  bread, 
food  or  meat. 

?u)/j((Tu),  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  ;f  w/ii'^j. 

'i^lIlu6s^  -ov,  b,  (perhaps  fr.  ^.dw  to 
(iiniinish)  a  crumb,  scrap,  mor- 
sel, bit,  piece. 

i^iipu,  -as,  'i,  (fr.  <|ai'pu)  to  rub)  a 
scab,  the  itch,  mange,  scurvy. 

'i'topaypidui  -ui,  (fr.  last,  and  liypws 
fierce)  to  he  diseased  willi  the 
scurvy  or  scab. 

'Ifupayptdup  -Hiv,  pres.  par.  act.  of 
last. 

i'uipaXfos,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  \j.u>pa  a 
scab)  scabby,  full  of  sores  ;  sor- 
ry, poor,  miserable. 

'tujpbs,  -a,  -di;  and  ■^'upiiins,  -cos 
-ovs,  A,  n,  (fr.  same)  scabby,  ul- 
cerous. 

*ujj;^f,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  next)  sandy 
ground,  dust. 

'ttixm,  f.  -fu),  to  break  into  pieces, 
rub,  bruise,  grind,  to  smooth, 
clean,  wash. 

'fuui,  same  as  xpdu.  1  a.  inf.  act. 
i^taitrui. 


a,  01,  omega,  the  twenty-fourth 
and  last  of  the  Greek  letters. 
As  a  numeral  character,  u>  sig- 
nifies eight  hundred  ;  with  a 
dot  underneath,  tp,  eight  hundred 
thousand. 

'SI.  adverb  of  calling  or  exclama- 
tion, O  !  ho  !  hnlla  ! 

"SI,  Tis,  ]),  pres.  sub.  of  ctpl. 

a,,  adverb  of  wonder  or  grief, 
O  !    Oh  !  alas  ! 

^Sf.,  d.  sin.  of  Of. 

'■fl,  lis,  r},  2  a.  sub.  act.  of  ?;;^i. 

'flu,  ~n.a  or  ~^<i,  -as,  1],  (fr.  6is  a 
sheep)  a  .sheepskin  ;  the  border, 
Item  or  well  of  a  garment ;  an 
itjiperronm,  eariet. 


to    breathe,    blmi-.     'ti'xopai,    toifl'i,  wuji',  ni,  pi.  of  uxSi'. 

grout  cold,  freeze  ;    to  flag,  bc-,a(i{^u,  f.  -/lau),  (fr.  uiuj  the  ear)  to 

come  frigid,  flat  or  insipid,  2  ii.  j      hear,  listen. 

ind.  act.  l\f,tiyoi:  per.  ind.  \)!iss.\Slapiuiynos,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  next)  of  or 

l\lvypnt.  2  a.  ilid.  pass.  n^Cyiji/, '      like  Orion. 

Sliipluy,  Epen.  for  ilpliav,  Orion,  a 


-r)(,  -t).    2  f.  md.  pasH.  \^vyi}ao- 
pal,  -ri,  -trai. 

♦  <  X-uii,  (.'•  pi.  of  ilu^/;. 
<''.i«,-(it,  '/,  a  stink,  rank  smell, 

♦  (S^n,  a  diKcasc. 

fi!}Oinv,  -ov,  r/t,  (fr.  i/znu  lo  miikc 

•^mall)  a  crumb,  morsel,  scrap. 
fiJiKTiis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ^i'-'X'"  '"  ""lib)  a 

st'ine-rutter,  mnrble-rit'lrr, 
ttai>i>,    -})(,   fi,    the  foreskin  ;    tlie 

yard. 
♦luXAt,  -or.,  4,  ncirrumcised  person. 

AUo    fi  flrtbrnnd. 
♦w/ii'^u,    f.   -tiria,   p.  t\iw/iiirn,   (fr. 

iXui/jJ(    a    rnimb)    to  fttd  with 
(611) 


m.in  8  name. 
'il'if,  -Sros,  t6,  Dor.  for  oi'nf,  sanio 

ox  oii(. 
iljiii^iu,  (fr.  u)P>l  a  tribe)  to  dividt 

into  tribes,  allot. 
iltSiirns,  -nv,   b,    (ft.    name)  of  iht 

snmr  tribe. 
'ilflctt,  Arifiv.  for  ijrt,  pi.  of  ui.fi'. 
fl/j'>,  ->){.  fit  I^ac oMir,  a  tribe  ;  a  di- 

lision  of  the  people  of  Sparla. 
Oflhi,    h,    indccl.    Hcb.   a   man'a 

name, 
'Slyn  and  Alt.  iuya,  per.  md,  mid 

of  alyu. 


0,  'ySOi,  Dor.  for  u  ayaOl,  my  gooi 


Cyi)*',  llio  he.ithen  divinity  cailod 

by   ihe    Laliiis    Occanus  ;     thi 

great  xta  suppuscd  by  tliein  to 

surruuiul  Uie  l.ind. 
ayubi,  -uO,  A,  (Ir.  ui^n  to  exclaim 

O  !)  a  ihnut,  rxcia  mition. 
'Q.yvvvTo,  3  1)1.  inipf.  iml.  pass.  — 

'flyoi',  iiiipl".  ind.  act.  of  ofyiu/ii, 

Biiiiic  as  olyij). 
HySym,  -ov,  h,  Oiyges,  an  ancient 

king  of  Thebes. 
ayvyio<:,-a,-oi,((rMsl)Ogygian; 

unliquiUed,  very  ancient,  old. 
'Styvpii,  !,,  (fr.  ayclpui  to  collect)  a 

lakr,  swamp. 
'SI  'yui.  Dor.  for  '6  cyili. 
T.-r,  for  !,h. 
~fl(5(i,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  li^ui.— '^^a, 

per.  ind.  mid.  of  oiiiio. 
SjL^ilptov,  -OB,  ri,  (fr.  i^i^ fi  a  song)  a 

song.  Utile  ode,  ballad. 
Q,Sc,  (d.  sin.  of  oic  viz.  rpSirifi)  lo, 

Ihim,  in   this    manner,  here,  hi- 
ther, in  this  plane, 
niuov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  next)  a  musical 

theatre,  a  plare  to  recite  verses. 
SJL^h,  -i/j,  i),  (Cras.  for  aotifi  a  song, 

fr.   aciSu)  to  sing)   a  song,  ode, 

verse. 
'ilSnynaa,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

iiriyl'^. 

'^itjKit,  per.  ind.  act.  —  Sjiii'iKam, 
Dor.  for  (oSiJKaat,  3  pi.  per.  ind. 
act. —  'Sf,?rijiai,  per.  ind.  pass. — 
Q,Sriiihoi,  per.  par.  pass,  of  oi^to). 

'S,fi,  for  u>cc. 

iilc^Ws,  -h,  -dv,  (fr.  tfif)  a  song) 
sweet  singing,  melodious,  tunew 
ful,  musical  ;  skilful  in  singing. 

Qih'  or  il(^(5,  -tvoi,  '/,  (fr.  oSvvri 
pain)  pain  of  childbirth,  travail, 
labour,  acute  pain ;  grievous  sor- 
row, affliction,  grief ;  birth,  off- 
spring ;   a  rope,  cord. 

Sihlvas,  a.  iZi5/vu)i',  g.  pi.  of  last. 

Slhvrioh)i,  (fr.  same)  with  pain  of 
childbirth. 

SLiivoXiijiv,  -ovaa,  -ov,  (fr.  same, 
and  .Xuu  to  relax)  easing  or  re- 
lieving the  pains  nf  childbirth. 

Sliivtii,  f.  uiScvii)  and  ci)(5iv>;o'w,  p.  uiSi- 
vnKn,  (fr.  u>i'iv  travail,  th.  oSi'vij 
grief)  lo  travail  in  birth  of,  he  in 
labour  ;  to  hear,  bring  forth  ;  to 
■suffer  as  a  woman  in  labour,  feel 
great  pain  or  anguish  ;  to  writhe 
with  pain  ;  to  desire  very  much, 
la'iouT  in  any  thing.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  (iiiivr)ijat 

tl^hujv,  g.  pi.  of  ux^iV. 

'ilioi-z-ypiitv,'impf.  ind.  act.  cont.  of 

OOOfTT  lOflO. 

i/iiozaid;,  -ou,  b,  (fr.  uif)  a  song, 
and  voiiu)  to  make)  a  composer 
of  songs  or  odf.i. 

Sf.iii.  -oT;  h,  (Cras.  for  aoifii;,  fr. 
ailoia  to  sing)  a  singer,  bard,  pro- 
pliet. 

^i^o&i',  impf.  ind.  act.  cont.  ofoii/u. 

ilivpcro,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  mid.  of 
oni'ipofiat. 

nivs'iTo  and  Poet,  uivaaaro,  3 
sin.  I  a.  ind.  mid.  of  oiiifo/iai. 

Uiuola,  -a?,  /;,  (fr.  oii'aaui  to  be  an- 
gry) indignation^  anger,  rage. 


I2KK 

iliVui'fii',   ppcr.    ind.    mid.   Ibrnicd 

fr.  (5(^ut^>i,  -Vlt.  lor  uiiSu,  per.  ind. 

Miid.  of  li^u). 
Hf ,  adverb  of  grief,  oA  .'  alas  ! 
'Sf,irt),  3  sin.  of  n)d^iiv,  loov,  uicTo, 

impf  ind.  mid.  ofoiofiut. 
'ill^tadv,  3  pi.  I   a.  ind.  of  i^u)  or 

o^/ui. 
'ii^uj,  (fr.  (J  oh!)  lo  exclaim  oh! 

cry  out. 
fli),  adverb  of  exclamation,  oli ! 
JJl«}6/;i',  -v(,  -n,   1    a.  ind.  pass,  of 

Ol'i^ill  or  o(';i(jl. 

n9£Di'0',foru)0cuiTri<,Dor.  foruiOcPr- 
rrii,3  pi.  prcs.  ind.  mid.  cont.  of 

ilO/u)  or  'ilOj),  f.  uifli'/ffu  and  waw,  p. 
uiKd,  to  thrust,  drive,  push  or 
shove  forward  ;  to  impel,  drive 
on,  propel ;  to  drive  away,  repel, 
repulse ;  to  urge,  press  upon, 
strike,  smite ;  to  put  away,  re- 
move  from  one^s  self,  'ildoiiai, 
to  rush,  ha.tlen,  hurry  ;  to  charge, 
invade,  attack.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
liBiiaa  or  S)(ra.  per.  ind.  pass 
u>6tiftai  and  CJa/jLai.  I  a.  pass.  ind. 
wdr/V  par.  (i)6t7f.  1  f.  ind.  mid. 
wOijaonat  and  liaofiai.  1  a.  mid. 
ind.  ij>Oriadfirjv  and  oiadnriv,  -iii, 
-aro. 

'ilOr]aii,  -lOf,  Att.  -fUf,  )';,  (fr.  last) 
a  pushing,  driving  away,  expul- 
sion. 

ilflijffw,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  wOiw. 

CL9il^oijini,  mid.  of 

il9(^u),  same  as  u)6(i>),  also  to  vex, 
harass,  afflict,  shake,  disturb, 
handle  roughly.  SlQi^nuni,  to  he 
pressed  in  a  crowd,  push  or  jostle 
agaijist  one  anothei'  ;  to  strive, 
contend,  struggle,  wrangle, 
squabble ;  to  fill  or  rush  upon, 
fall  against,  rush  into. 

ildicfjii,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  last)  an  endea- 
vour, struggle,  exertion  ;  a  driv- 
ing, pushing  ;  a  dispute,  quarrel, 
strife,  contention ;  a  battle,  en- 
gagement, fight. 

SttyvvvTo,  Poet,  or  Ion.  for  uiyvvvro, 
3  pi.  impf  ind.  mid.  of  olyvvfu. 

ilhro,  3  sin.  impf  ind.  pass,  of 
o'lofini,  for  olofiat  or  oTftat. 

'ilifc,  Ion.  for  wft,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind. 
act.  of  oiyd). 

'Sl'iov,  same  as  wov,  or  dim.  ofw6v. 

SLiaaro,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 
otofiai  for  o'ojint. 

nix!:ro.  Poet,  for  d>xcro,  3  sin. 
impf  ind.  mid.  of  oi)(piiai. 

'SI  'c,  Dor.  for  6  ck. 

~SlKa  or  "fly',  (fr.  oiKVi  quick) 
quickly,  soon. 

SlKia,  a.  sin.  or  SlKia,  Poet,  for 
uiKt'a,  feni.  of  wicuj,  also  used  for 

SlKcavhrj,-t]i,!i,dnushterofOcennus. 

SlKcavh,  -loos,  I'l,  (fr.  next)  of  the 
ocean  or  sea. 

SlKcnvdi,  -ou.  Ion.  -o7o,  b,  fi,  (per- 
haps fr.  iiiKVi  swift,  and  vn'u  tn 
flow)  swiftly  fiowins^,  spread 
around,  cirrumnmbicnt.  Subs. 
the  ocean,  great  sea,  the  deep. 

Stuhf,  n.  pi.  mas.  —  SlKua,  n.  sin. 
fern.  —  SlKuav,  a.  sin.  fem.  — 
SlKiirji,  Ion.  for  u/ctinif,  d.  pi. 
fem.  ofuKVi. 

(612) 


JIKY 

Ukiws,  {fr.    uid'f    quick)   quickly, 

swiftly,  rapidly, 
SJ.Ki'iOiii',  Hccut.  Sync,  for  wKi'iOiiaav, 

3  pi.   1  a.  ind.  pass.  —  'iU-r/- 

cii,  -«f,  -f,  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  oi- 

k/u), 
SlKivdiciii,  Ion.  for  okii'u'kijj. 
Q.Ki(Taiin',  I  pi.  1  a.  ind.   act.  of 

OtKtC^. 

'SlKicra,   (fr.    next)   very  quickly, 

speedily,  most  rapidly. 
'SlKiaroi,   -t],   -nv,    sup.  —  SIkIwv, 

-ovas,  b,  fi,  comp.  ofoxfiif. 
'SlKXaaiv,  3  sin.   1  a.  ind.  act.  ol 

oKXn^iD. 
Q.KoliOik)iOriv,  -i]i,  -»;,  1  a,  ind.  pass. 

—  Q.Ko^oijrjaa,  -us,  -i  or  -ci',3  |>l. 

ifKiihojiriaav,  1  a.  ind.  act. — fl/co- 

i6)xr]To,    3  sin.    pper.    pass,   of 

oiKoioftiu). 
'Sf,KTtipi,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 

OlKTllpij). 

Q-Kriaarn,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  of 

oiicrifu). 

JZki/uXoj,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  h>KVi  swiflj 
and  liXf  the  sea)  swift  sailing. 

SlKvfiiii,  -ov,  i,  (fr.  same,  and  lioii 
a  shout)  quick  in  battle,  active 
in  the  fight,  brave,  valiant,  cou- 
rageous. 

SlKvl3d\oi,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
fidXXu)  to  throw)  swift  lo  strike, 
sure,  speedy,  fieet,  rapid. 

SlKvSivarns,  Dor.  for 

SlKvdivriTos,  -ov,  b,  li,  {fr.  o»*t'y 
swift,  and  Sivri  a  whirlpool) 
quick  xbhirling,  swift  rolling,  ra- 
pid, quickly  turning. 

SlKvcpojiOi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
ip-ifios  a  course,  th.  rpf)(tt>  to  run) 
swift  running,  fieet,  speedy,  ra- 
pid. 

SIkvcttiis,  -hi  -ovs,  b,  i';,  (fr.  same, 
and  fVos  a  word)  quickly  speak- 
ing, talking  fast. 

SlKiidooi,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same,  and 
5uds  swift)  very  swift,  fieet,  ra- 
pid. 

Q.KvXix^"'^^  "">  ""''i  C"""  same,  and 
XS^os  a  bed)  quickly  breeding, 
bringing  forth  quickly  or  easily. 

SIkvijAXo;,  -ov,  b,  {/,  (fr.  same,  and 
jjoXiu)  to  proceed)  proceeding 
quickly,  speedy,  rapid. 

SlKVjjopni,  -ov,  b,  I'l,  (fr.  same,  and 
lio7pa  fate)  swifl-faled,  short- 
lived, fleeting,  transitory,  dying 
suddenly,  causing  quick  death, 
deadly,  fatal. 

fiifD/jopojrarof,  -77,  -ov,  sup.  cf  last. 

SIkuvu),  (Ir.  wKVi  swift)  to  hasten, 
hurry,  speed. 

SlKvirhn,  -15,  h,  *  woman's  name. 

SlKvrtiriji,  -ov,  b,  f),  {fr,  wkvs  swift, 
and  TTtro/zui  to  fly)  swift  fiying, 
rapid. 

SLKV-nX'ioi,  -ov,  b,  1'/,  (fr.  same,  and 
izXnoi  navigation)  .swift  sailing, 
quirk. 

nKViroi^cq,  n.  pi.  of  oiKvirov;. 

Sl^vTTO?' f'l)  -w,  (fr.  next)  to  he  swift 
of  foot,  to  run  swiftly,  speed. 

SlKviriii:ii,  -OV,  b,  h,  (fr.  uiitiii  swift, 
and  TTori;  a  (bot)  swift-footed, 
.fleet,  swift,  rapid. 

SIki'ittoivos,  -nv,  b,  I/,  (fr.  same,  and 
Ttvivfi  punishment)  swift  to  pu- 


nMH 


nivio 


nith,  quick  to  take   vengeance  i^'Sliiiiv,  impf.  ind.  mid.  of  oi^iai. 
quickly  punished.  Q/i»;<tt^?,  -oP,  6,  >/,  (Tr.  uifibi  raw, and 

Q,rvvopo(,  -ov,  i,  n,  (fr.  same,  and      iSm  lo  eat)  eating  rawjitsli,  car- 
vcipia  to  pass)  mui/L,  Jleet,  spiec'y,       nivorous  ;  cruel,  savage, ^trce. 
rapid,  d.  pi.  Ion.  uKV-ripotat.        fi/ii'u,  -af,  fi,  (fr.  iS/joj  a  shoulder 


dcBrouf,  -oioi,  b,  i),  (fr.  Siime,  and 
irovi  a  fool)  rwtji-footed,  speedy, 
Jleet. 

ilKviTTcpoi,  -OV,  0,  ri,  (fr.  same,  and 
TTipoi/  a  wing)  swift-winged. 

C«rvpoi7,  -i7f,  >/,  a  woman's  name. 

fixufloo;  and  Axi'pPuo;,  -oi',  &,  f, 
(fr.  next,  and  jjiui  lo  tlow)  quick- 
flowing,  rapid. 

ilkxif,  wKiia,  wKii*  g.  -/of,  -tTaf, 
-hi,  swift,  quick,  fleet,  rapid, 
mmhle.  comp.  wicvrtpot  and  iukI- 
<ji',  sup.  (uitrruTof  and  uiiciofTof. 

Q,Kvras,  -QTOf,  d,  Dor.  for 

Qjcvrrii,  -TITOS,  '),  (fr.  <<"fvj  quick) 
quickness,  speed,  flettness,  velo- 
city, swiftness. 

SlKVTtpoi,  -a,  -ov,  comp.  of  (ixfiif. 

UKvrdKio;,  -ov,b,  I'l,  (fr.  (j«cipf  quick, 
and  roKo;  a  birth)  causing  a  quick 
or  Kosy  birth, 

ilKVTOfeon,  -ov,  ri,  (fr.  same)  a 
speedy  birth,  quick  delivery. 

fivurijito;,    -ov,    i,    i),    (fr.    same) 


a  shoulder,  wing,  corner  ;  an  ex- 
tension, projection,  pinnacle. 

Qlitaioi,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  of  or 
in  the  shoulder. 

^filas,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  same)  broad- 
shouldered. 

'flfiiAfi,  3  sin.  cont.  impf.  ind.  act. 
—  'Sl/ii^riaa,  -as,  -£,  1  a.  im'-i 
act.  of  6//iAfu. 

'ilfiiWa,  -rjs,  fl,  <*  ^'"'^  °f  P^oy 
with  nuts. 

'ilniXovv,  impf.  ind.  act.  cont.  of 
OfitXiu). 

'Slliiov,  -ov,  TO,  (fr.  (3^0;  a  shoul- 
der) a  little  shoulder  ;aprojeclion. 

Slyio^oir),  -ris,  fi,  (fr.  w/iof  raw,  and 
/SoPf  an  ox)  a  raw  ox  hide. 

Q,\io{i6tios  and  ii^o/3oVof,  -a,  -ov, 
and  il;io/?oiVof,  -i;,  -ov,  (fr. 
same)  made  of  a  raw  hide. 

Qftojidpos,  -ov,  b,  )i,  (fr.  infidg  raw, 
and  jiopa  food)  carnivorous,  eat- 
ing raw  JUih  ;  savage,  fierce  ; 
cruel. 


quickly  bringing  forth,  giving  a'ii/'o/3o(Trop£i)3an;f,  -ov,  6,  (fr.  w/iis 


'peedy  hirtk,  assisting  at  lArth. 
'CXa,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  iXXt^i. 
*fiAa^,  Dor.  for  d&Xnf. 
'O,  'Xu^of,  Dor.  for  o  iXaipot. 
S.\0inftho(,  par.  per.  pass,  of  oX 

C,\»i>),  -/;{,  /;,  an  elbow;  arm;  a 
cubit;  im  ell. 

RXraiOCfios,  -ov,  b,  f),  (fr.  dXXvfii  to 
destroy,  and  Svfiis  the  mind) 
mind-destroying,  dispiriting,  op- 
pressive 

Q>calKapro{,  -on,  4,  fj,  (fr.  same, 
and  K'lpris  fruit)  fruit-destroy- 
ing, bairen. 

CXtffioir.jf,  -ov,  i,  li.  ((t.  same,  and 
oiVoj  a  house )  destroying  houses, 
I'estruciive  to  ri  family. 

'^yiTo,  3  sin.  of  wXu^r/i',  -ov,  -'TO, 
2  a.  ind.  mid.  of -iXXu^i. 

'O.  "yiiOipt,  Dor.  for  u  tXti'Sipt. 

nXfji', -/cov,  //,  same  as  wXivr]. 

'a,  'XXof,  Dor.  for  A  rfXXof. 

X2XXd(,  -ot,  b,  thf  bend  of  the  arm. 

'&>(,  ->i(,  I'l,  (Sync,  for  iXaf, 
which  Dor.  for  aiXaf)  a  furrow, 
drill,  a.  sin.  uXca. 

'Omrai'Tuiirt,  3  sin.  I  a.  ind.  act. 

of  ij\oicavT6ii). 

il\oAfp(To,  3  Kin.  impf.  ind.  mid. 

rn  oXoipvpOfiai. 

ilfiifprtvv.  Ion.  and  Dor.  for  u^iiip- 

mvv,  impf.  act 'iliiilpTtjat,  3 

sin.  1  a.  irid.  act.  of  bfinpr/u, 

ilfin^ftrlS,  -Ins  -oi(,  b,  fi,  (fr.  uiuns 
the  shouldfT.and  a';(')o{  n  weight) 
eallvig  the  ihoulilem,  weighty, 
henvii. 

'iliitv,  I  pi.  prM.  sub.  of  (1^2,  (o  6c. 

'Ufits,  Dor.  for  1.1)11. 

n/i'''Xi'iTi{,  -IOC,  Alt.  -(wv,  i;,  or  »e- 
parntrly  u/ji)  >i'iTi(,(fr.  wj/Jt  raw, 
and  Xi''(7i{  a  solution)  mf«/  of  any 


raw,  l^ioKui  to  feed,  aropiui  to 
strew,  and  /Jai'vw  lo  go)  walking 
ovir  raw  fragments. 

Sljio^pijis,  -dros,  b,  (fr.  ij/j3{  raw, 
and  (ipwoKti)  to  eat)  raw-devour- 
ing, cannibal,  savage,  flirct. 

SLli6^potros,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same) 
eating  raw  flesh,  savage,  fierce ; 
eaten  raw,  undressed. 

fl/io/Ji'poJ'k'Of,  -J),  -ov,  and  ii;ioj3i'o- 
aos,  -ov,  b,  fi,  (fr.  wfiis  raw,  and 
livpaa  a  hide)  made  of  raw  hides. 

illioyipiiiv,  -ovTos,  b,  (fr.  same,  and 
yipus  old  age)  beginning  to  grow 
old  ;  active  ur  frish  in  age. 

0.fiofiaKi)s,  -(OS  -ous,  b,  fi,  (fr.  same, 
and  iaKvw  to  bite)  raw  toothed, 
keen,  eager. 

SlfidfpoTTOf,  -01),  b,  ti,  (fr.  same,  and 
ipitrij)  to  gather  fruit)  plucked 
when  unripe ;  untimely,  prema- 
ture. 

QpoOcTi(ji  -w,  f.  -I'lOw,  (Ir.  same, 
and  TtOiiiit  to  place)  to  lay  on 
ilices  of  raw  fle>h. 

ilpoOhijaav,  3  pi.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of 
last. 

illiiiOupos,  -ov,  b,  }],  (fr.  w/ij{  raw, 
and  Su/ii«  the  mind)  bloody- 
minded,  fiiTce,  cruel,  savage. 

'fl/joi,  same  ns  olpoi,  adverb  of 
grief,  oh  !  alas  !  wrttch  that  I  am  ! 


fiNH 

shoulder,  and  irXaTv  the  blade 
of  an  oar)  the  shoulder  blade, 
back  of  the  shoulder. 

'fl/iop^a,  -as,  -t,  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
Slpop^dprir,  -m,  -aro,  1  a,  ind. 
mid.  —  'S.jiop-)(a,  -af,  -£,  per. 
ind.  act.  of  o/iupyw/n. 

fl/iof,  -uv,  b,  (pel haps  fr.  olia  til 
carry)  l)ie  shoulder. 

S.pds,  -i),  -iv,  raw,  crude,  unripe, 
immature,  sour;  unboiled,  un- 
dressed ;  savage,  cruel,  fierce. 

'ilfioaa,  -as,  -t  or  -cv,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  o/udu)  or  dfii'Dfc. 

SifJiOaiTdpaKTOS,  -ov,  b,  ti,  (fr.  ui/iii 
raw,  and  oTrnpaViru  to  tear)  late- 
ly torn  in  pieces,  torn  alive. 

SlpdTTjs,  -rjToc,  I'l,  (fr.  lapis  cruel) 
rawness,  fierceness,  cruelty,  sa- 
vageness. 

SlltoTOKio}  -d,  (fr.  next)  to  produce 
immaturcly,  miscarry. 

SlfioToKos,  -OV,  b,  d,  (fr.  wpis  im- 
mature, and  t6kos  a  birth)  pro- 
ducing an  immature  >iff!^pring, 
bringing  foith  prematurely  ;  de- 
livered with  great  pain. 

P.^oToiiib)  -u),  (fr.  same,  and  rljtviii 
to  cut)  to  cut  raw  or  unripe. 

Slpdropos,  -ov,  b,  {j,  (fr.  same)  cut 
raw  or  unripe  ;  prematurely  kill- 
ed, cut  off"  untimely. 

ilfioTVpavvos,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  lo/iof  cruel, 
and  Tvpuvvos  a  tyrant)  a  cruel 
tyrant. 

Q.p6<payos,  -ov,  b,  »;,  (fr.  oipis  raw, 
and  (pdyoi  to  eat)  eating  raw 
flesh ;  carnivorous,  savage,fiercc, 
cruel,  d.  pi.  Ion.  iapo(puyutai. 

npo<p6ptov,  -ov,  rd,  (fr.  wpos  ihe 
shoulder,  and  0/po)  to  carry)  a 
piece  of  dress  hung  on  the  shoul- 
der, an  ephod,  scapular. 

Slli6(ppwv,-i)vcs,  b,)),  (fr.  oi/iof  cruel, 
and  (ppnv  the  mind)  bloody  mind- 
ed, hard  hearted,  savnge,  cruel. 
'9^i(of«,  -as,  -t,  I  a.  ind.  act.  of 

Ol^U^UI. 

'liv,  otiaa,  ov,  (pres.  par.  of  ti/jj  to 
be)  being, existing;  existent, true, 
reil. 

^nv,  c-  pi-  ofbs- 

'fir,  Dor.  for  oBr,  therefore. 

ilvaOiiv,  Dor.  for  u)v>'i67]v,  1  a.  ind. 
pass,  of  (ivijfji. 

Slvapriv,  -nao,  -aro,  Sync,  for  wif;- 


'ilpuis  and  'Rfiotni,  d.  nl.  of  ifiof. 
'ilpoiiiOriv,  -»/f,  -n,  1   pi.   -Oriptv,    1 
.  a.  ind.  pas«.  ofA/ioitfu. 
'0,fioKii,  per.  ind.  act.  of  it/ini/ji. 
ilfiupXTils,     -Ins    -oT'S,     b,     1),    (fr. 

(l;/of    iho   BhoiildiT,    and   noiirns 

strcnjjih)  strong  shouldered,  nlitr, 

ftrong. 
Cfi'JXiioi',  -oti,  tJ,  (fr.  ufiUs  raw', 

and  \ivov  flax)  umlrtused fln.T. 
'fl/<oX'jyrj(j/i,  -as,  -I  or  -II',  I  a.  ind. 


aupnv,  1  a-  '"d.  mid.  of  same 
'fi    'vof,   Poet,    for  u   dvit^ — 'fi 

'vnaoa.  w  dvaaaa. 
'ilvaaa.  Dor.  for  livijaa,  I  a.,  ind. 

act.  of  6vnpi. 
nvilfi^ov,  impf.  ind.   act.  —  P.vrl- 

(!(o-i,  -Of,  -t,   I   a.  ind.  act.  of 

ovtiH(u). 
fiiripiTriiXoi'i',  impf.  ind.  act.  cont. 

of  oftiuojruX/ii).  ' 
*ftrf»(i,  Dor.  for  oivtKa. 
"fi  'ic^of.  Dor.  for  6  niiims. 
fii/o;ioi    'OViiai,    f.    wvi'ionfiiii,   per. 

iivtipai,    to    buy,    jiurchasr  ;     to 

bribe,   corrupt  ;   to  fain,   obtain, 

acquire;  to  be  hong ht.   I  a.  ind. 


mid.  uvijrdiDiv,  -u>,  -nro. 
kind,   hut    more  pnrtirularly   of*      act.  — 'fi/zoXiiynToi,  3  sin.   per.  jfii/i),    2   si",     cont.    prt».    ind.   or 
barlry,  uned  rant  fur   a  ilecoction       ind.     pnsi. —    "^fjnXoyovv,   impf.        iub.  ofla»t. 
or  food,  in  opposition  to  parched]     art.  ronl.  o(  b/ioXoylui. 
vital.  QuiiirX(irai,  -uv,  n't,  (fr.  uu«(  the' 


flin,  ->)«.  h,  (fr-  oiv/o/Joi  to  buy)  c| 
buying,  purchase. 


nnT 

'aiiJiiii,  -nroc,  Td,  (fr.  sauic^  a  pur- 

chitse,  bar^nin, 
'n  'ii)p,  Ion.  uml  Dor.  for  b  an' p. 
'Ulrica,  -Hi,  -(,    1    a.    iml.  ucl.  — 

fiw'trdro,  3  SIM.  1  a.  illd.  iiilU.  of 

'Q-'tiati,  -toi,  All.  -(u-'s,  i';,  (Ir.  oii/o- 
/(iii  to   buy)  a  fiiiich.itins:,  btii^ 
ing,  grltint; ;  rrilriDpliun, 

Qvi'iaui,  i  sin.  ofui  r;e>(i/ii;>',  -u,  -aro, 
1  a.  illd.  mid.  of  dvt/ni,  or  ol 
mii'nfiai, 

Slvn^ioi,  -a,  -or,  (fr.  wrf'o/i.ii  lo 
biiv)  to  he  liDughl^  Sac.  accord- 
ins;  lo  the  verb. 

SlvtjTin,  -ov,  h,  (fr.  same)  a  buyer^ 
purrhasir, 

Ai'iiTiau  -(S,  (fr.  same)  to  msh  to 
buy,  lake  a  liking  lo. 

'Slvn'o,  3  sin.  inipf.  pass,  ofrfi'i^^ir 
or  3  sin.  pper.  pass,  of  luviufim. 

iirijrii",  -ij,  -iv,  (fr.  toviojiai  to  buy) 
bought,  puTchn.ud ;  to  be  bought 
or  sold ;  vmal,  for  sale. 

12  'v6pii>nt.  Ion.   and  Dor.   for  i 

ill  (Of,    -ov,   b,    fi,  or  -a,  -ov,    (fr. 

•     oivfoftat  to   buy )  to  be  bought  or 

sold,  exposed  for  snle,  Saleable. 

'ilvoiia,  -aroi,  rd,  Dor.  for  dvujia. 

UvofiditxTiit,  Ion.  for  wvofiaBfiivoi 
cia'i,  3  pi,  of  ijivijiiia^ai,  -aai, 
-arm,  per.  ind.  pass,  and 

Qi'ii/id^'oi',  impf.  act.  and 

Slt'iiftaiTu,   -as,  -£,    act.  —  ilvoftda- 

&nv,  -ii,  •t},  pass.  1  a.  ind.  of 

ovofidi^ui. 

'SLvos,  -0X1,  b,  (fr.  laviojiat  to  buy) 
a  price,  worth,  value  ;  a  purchas- 
ing, buying ;  a  bar  gain,  purchase, 
merchandise,  goods/or  sale. 

Q,iox6u,  3  sin.  coiil.  impf.  act.  of 

Otl'0)^ilfti). 

C  'f,  Dor.  for  b  tf. 

flfa,  1  a.  illd.  act.  oCoiyoi. 

Q,dfitiv,  3  pi.  '^oiTo,  impf  mid.  of 

olo/tai. 
Slav,  -ov,  ri,  the  upper  part  of  a 

hiruse,  a  garret. 
SLhv,  -ov,  rb,  an  egg,  spawn, 
Ubrr,  a  shout  among  sailors,  ho  up, 

hee  up. 
SloTOKiu)  -w,  (fr.  ij)(iv  an  egg,  and 

tIktui   to    produce)    to    produce 

a.oTOKia,  -Of,  fi,  (fr.  same)  the  pro- 
ducing of  eggs,  laying. 

UoriKJi,  -ov,  i;,  (fr.  same)  produ- 
cing eggs,  oviparous. 

noTOKovaiv,  3  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind. 
act.  of  (1)0  roviu. 

'fiira,  a.  sin.  of  liip. 

'fltraffc,  and  Poet,  unraacc,  3  sin. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  ofo-!r'i^w. 

Qitfoitat,  same  as  dnronai,  1  a.  inf. 
mid.  urvffufffl'ji. 

a,-tp.  Dor.  for  ovzcp. 

Qvia,  -u)V,  Tu,  the  ryebrovis. 

Q  'vtuc^rjTn,  Dor.  for  ui  tm/jtXjjrd. 

'flir^i),  -iis,  /;,  (fr.  bir\ov  a  weapon) 
a  blow,  stroke,  box. 

'flir^KT/ifi-of,  -n,  -ov,  per.  par. 
pass.  ofbn\!^u). 

'D,'v6\X(j)v,  Dor.  b  AHXXui/. 

"(f,  't6Xoi,  for  01  n<r«Xoi. 

'tlxrai,  3  sin.  per.  ind.  pass,  of 
ivToiiai. 


npi 

'nnniaa,  -n$,  -f,  3  pi.  (STmjcov,  1 
a.  ind.  ucl.  of  uTrru'u. 

'fl.pii,  -ai,  I'l,  time,  season,  hour, 
uvportuiiily  ;  an  hour  ;  spring  ; 
the  spring  or  bloom  of  youth; 
beauty,  cUgnncc. 

'S.pn,  3  sin.  of  aip«ov  -uv,  -at;  -u{, 
-at  -a,  impf  iud.  uct.  of  bpnu). 

'Jlpri,  -(K,  fi,  (fr.  fcpu'o)  to  SCO)  rare, 
watchfulness,  vigilance,  solici- 
tude. 

'Slpa't^ui,  f.  -tau),  (fr.  S)pa  beauty) 
tu  adorn,  beautify,  decorate ;  to 
set  off,  embellish,  use  false  orna- 
ments ;  to  ripen,  mature,  pass, 
lupiii^o/iai.  1  a.  ind.  pass,  oipata- 

er,v. 

' napiuofiat  -ovfiai,  (fr.  same)  to  be 
beautiful,  bloom,  shine, 

'iZpnTof,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  Ibpa  season) 
mature,  seasonable,  in  projjc' 
time,  opportune  ;  young,  bloom- 
ing, beautiful,  graceful,  amiable, 
desirable  ;  gathered  in  spring  or 
summer,  summer's. 
UpaidraTOs,  -r),  -ov,  Slip,  of  last. 

'npaidrns,  -vroi,  ht  (fr-  ^^pa  beau- 
ty) seasonnhleness,  opportunity  ; 
maturity,  ripeness;  beauty,  come- 
liness, grace. 

'Upaiovat,  j^^ol.  for  upnt^ovirt,  3 
pi.  pres.  ind.  act.  of  Jipn/^u). 

'Q,pa'i(Ttiis,  -oTi,  b,  (fr.  upni'i^w  lo 
adorn,  th.  Ibpa  beauty)  hcnnty, 
grace,  air ;  ornament,  embellish- 
ment, decoration  ;  paint,  artifi- 
cial complexion. 

Stpnvoi,  n.  — SlpavH,  g.  .^ol.  and 
Dor.  for  ovpaviu  -ou. 

'SI  'poTOi,  Dor.  for  6  'Aparof,  a 
man's  name. 

'ii  'py[7i>i,  Dor.  for  6  ApytToj. 

Slpyiadnv,  -i;f,  ->7,  3  fil.  -6i]aav,  1 
a.  ind.  pass,  of  opyi^opat. 

ilpdOvia,  -ns,fi,  Orithyia,  queen  of 
the  Amazons. 

Clpf^aro,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  mid.  o' 

upeyw. 

"ilptof,  impf.  ind.  act.  of  6p/u,  Ion. 

for  bpdw. 
'ilpes  for  6apti,  n.    pi.  —  'Slptaai. 

Ion.  for  wpo-i,  cont.  for  odpat,  d. 

pi.  of  dop. 
"Uoii,  -11)1,  u(,   (fr.  ne.\t)  towers; 

keepers,  guards, 
ilpfu)  -to,   f.  -I'laiii,  {fr.  lipa  care) 

to  take    care  of,    mind,   watch, 

guard. 

'npn,  -'??,  h,  Ion-  for  wp«' 
'ilp9p(^£,  3  sin.  impf  ind.  act.  — 

'ilpOfitaa,  -as,  -e,  1  a.  ind.  act. 

opOpl^u). 
n,p9u>6nv,  -ris,  -'/,  1  a.  ind.  pass,  of 

opOoio. 

ilpiyvaro,  3. sin.  —  npiyvUvTo,  3 pi. 
cont.  impf  pass,  of  ooiyvdoixnt. 

'UplKhs,  -').  -bv,  {fr.  vip"  a  season) 
seasonable,  mature,  ripe,  bloom- 
ing, youthful. 

"ilpZ/ios,  -n,  -oi'i  and  -ov,  b,  h^  (fr. 
same)  mature,  ripe,  seasonalle. 

'ilplvc,  3  sin.  1  a.  ind.  act.  —  Slpl- 
vtTo,  3  sin.  impf.  pass,  of  opivui. 

'flp'oj,  -ov,  b,  n,  and  "ilpios,  -a, -ov, 
(fr.  Una  a  season)  seasonable, 
opportune,  in  season ;  ripe,  ma- 
ture ;  limited  to  a  certain  time, 
(614) 


npji 

performed  in  a  certain    season, 

celtbratcd  at  a  certain  period, 
'ilp'oiiTo,  3  sin,  I  a.  illd.  mid. — 

'ilptafif'vof,    -)],    -ov,   per.    par. 

pu.ss — 'ilpict,  3  sin. — "ilpiaav, 

3  |il.  1  a.  Illd.  act.  of  opinio. 
'SI  'piipos,  Dor.  for  b  »pi0oj. 
Slpinii;    -tovix,  b,    Orion,  a  man's 

name.     Also  n  kind  of  bird. 
"flp^To'd,  -as,  -t,  1   a.  ind.  act.   of 

opxl^ui. 
'SlppdUii,  Dor.   for  iippfiQij,  3  sin. 

I  a.  ind.  pass,  of  bpydvi. 
'Slpnaivt,  3  sin.  impf.  ind.  act.  of 

Ipfiaivii), 

'Slpfinro,  3  sin.  cont.  impf  pass.  — 

'iip^fuTo,  Ion.  for  wppnvTo.  3  pi. 

pper.    pass.  —  'Upfthos,  Sync. 

lor  vipntifttvos,  per.  par.  pass,  of 

bpfidui, 
"Slppiivt,  3  sin.  I   a  ind.  act.  of 

bpfl     Ivu). 

"flp/D/ffd,  -as,  -c,  or  -£v,  3  pi.  Ibp- 
/i'loav,  1  £    ind.  net.  and 

'npfiiovTo,  3  pi.  impf.  ind.  pass,  of 
bppdu. 

'Si,  'pvts.  Dor.  for  ol  dpves,  n.  pi. 
of  ap^v. 

'iZpniT-/',  3sin.  impf.  mid.  ofdpvvfiai, 

'Slodypittpos,  -ov,  b,  f/,  {fr.  wpa  an 
hour,  and  ypd(piji  lo  write)  o 
vriler  of  annals,  recorder.  Or 
for  hpdypaipos,  which  see. 

'Slpo'Xdytov,  -ov,  rb,  (fr.  same,  and 
X/yio  to  lell)  an  instrument  to 
tell  the  hours   clock,  dial. 

'Slpopa,  Melath.  for  Apwpa,  Alt.  for 
u>pii,  per.  ind.  mid.  of  dpu>. 

^Slpos,  -ov,  b,  {fr.  llipa  a  season)  a 
year,  season,  time,  hour,  night. 

'Slpos,  -cos,  -ovs,  ri.  Dor.  for  oupof, 
which  Ion.  for  upos,  a  mountain, 

'SlpooKfiifni,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  Hipa  the 
nour,  and  oKoirbs  a  watch)  an 
observer  of  hours,  studier  of  the 
horoscope,  astrologer. 

'Slpaa,  -as,  -c.  1  a.  ind.  act.  — 
'Slpr'  for  wpro,  3  sin.  of —  'flp- 
fiijv,  '00,  -TO,  pper.  pass,  of  ijpcu. 

Slpvyov,  -cs,  -t,  2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
opvaaij). 

'Slpvyfia,  -aros,  to,  Slpvypis  and 
SipvOpis,  -ov,  b,  and  Slpvyrj,  -ris, 
1],  (fr.  topi'ui  to  liowl)  a  roaring, 
howling,  bellowing. 

'Slpvcs,  -"'i',  a!,  (fr.  same)  wild 
beasts. 

'ilpufu,  -as,  -c  or  -£!',  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  opfaau), 

Slpvipivos,  pres.  par.  mid.  of  upi/ai. 

ilpi!;^''''''"'  '""•  '°''  '^P^yp'^'oi  tiol, 
3  pi.  per.  ind.  pass,  of  opvaaui. 

Slpvh),  f.  -vail),  p.  (ipvKa,  to  roar, 
howl,  lov),  bark ;  to  bawl,  shout. 
1  a.  ind.  act.  wpvca. 

Slp(ni>pa,-aTos,Tb,  (fr.  last)  a  roar- 
ing, howlins,  bellowing. 

'SI  'pxa^ns.  Dor.  for  6  upvniof. 

SLpxt''<'Oe,  2  pi.  cont.  imp?,  mid.  — 
SlpxdvTo,  Dor.  for  o>p)(OvvTo,  3 
pi.  cont.  impf  mid.  — Sipx>i<raO' 
6e,  2  pi.  of  uipxiinijivv,  -w,  -aro, 
1  a.  ind.  mid.  of  opx'opni. 

"Slpxpc^vos,  Sync,  for  6  apx^pcvos, 
pros.  par.  mid.  ofdpxofai- 

Slpwpctv,  pper.  ind.  mid.  of  dpio. 

Slpuipixaro,   Ion,    for  opoipcyjiivot 


nzT 

^<Tay,  wh.  is  Att.  redupl.  forupry- 
fiiioi  rjcav,3  pi.  pper.  ind.  pass. 
—  Hfiwpexc'^1  Alt.  redupl.  for 
wp/^Eii',  pl>er.  iiid.  act.  of  opfyui. 

Cj3o'i/)iiKTo,  -Alt.  redupl.  for  lipvKro, 
3  sin.  pper.  ind.  pass.  —  Q,pw 
p«i;^;£ii',  Att.  redupl.  for  upv^cw, 
pper.  ind.  act.  of  opvoaw. 

'Sis,  (fr.  Sf  who)  as,  tike  as,  sn  as, 
just  as,  in  manner  ax,  accord- 
*"iiy  )  °-S  answered  by  as  or 
so  ;  so,  thus,  in  this  manner  ;  so 
that,  that ;  as  if,  about,  to  the 
amount  of,  almost,  nearly  ;  to 
that  pass,  so  far,  insomuch  that ; 
as  much  as,  as  long  as,  as  far 
as ;  very,  very  much,  how,  how 
much ;  forasmuch  as,  seeing 
that,  because,  whereas,  where- 
fore, therefore,  truly,  surely;  O 
thai,  would  that,  I  with  ;  hut, 
yrt,  howeier  ;  until,  tchile,  whilst, 
all  along,  continually  ;  to,  unto, 
up  to ;  when,  after,  after  that, 
since ;  how  ?  in  what  way  ?  by 
what  meajis  7  aAA«  k>i(  (if,  hut 
even  so,  neveitheUss.  'fls  ci-relv, 
so  to  speak,  if  one  may  say  so. 
ilf,  oiTOf,  Tu,  Dor.  for  ovs. 

"flffn,  -ai,-c,  I  a.  ind.  act. — 'ilaai, 

1  a.  inf.  act 'naair'  for  waai- 

To,  3  sin.  1  a.  opt.  mid.  —  SLcrd- 
ftivos,  1  a.  par.  mid.  ■ —  'Slcav, 
Spl.  1  a.  ind.  act.  of  uidlu). 

"flffdt  for  olaat,  1  a.  inf.  act.  of  oi'u, 
obs.  for  which  ipipta. 

'ilaui"!  for  waii. 

'Hcavvd,  Heb.  indecl.  Hosanna, 
tare  now,  save  we  pray. 

'HaacKC,  Ion.  for  Hat,  3  sin.  I  a. 
ind.  act.  of  w9eu). 

'HaavriiK,  (fr.  ui(  as,  and  avrii 
self)  likeitise,  in  like  manner, 
just  <M,  in  the  same  way. 

'ilafiiv.  Dor.  for  uifcv,  3  sin.  impf. 
inil.  act.  of  6^i^. 

'ilac,  3  sin.  of  uiaa,  1  a.  ind.  act. 
of  uOlii). 

'fiTci,  (fr.  (L;  a«,  and  n  if)  as  if, 
just  as,  as,  as  it  were,  like,  aliout, 
nearly. 

'Rcni,  h,  Hr-b.  indecl.  Hotea,  name 
of  a  firophct. 

SLoBiU,  -11(71,  -Iv,  1  a.  par.  paRs.  — 
ftffOOi'Hi,  1  a.  inf  pass,  of  (jO/m. 

'Hat,  3  pi.  pres.  sub.  of  ti/ii,  to  be. 

'ilffi,  3  pi.  2  a.  Hub.  act.  of  V/j/ii. 

n<T(,  d.  pi.  of  iiTt%. 

'Hafiiii,  All.  'Eui7//fii,  ind.  nafilvof, 
par.  (inr.  pa**,  of  uOiui. 

^Qffirtp,  (fr.  lit  af,  and  irip  soever) 
ns,  like,  et*  inelreil,  like  us, 

'Slamoiiv,  (fr.  Inn!,  and  av  if)  nl- 
must,  eibniil,  near,  as  if,  as  it 
were,  ei*  veil  eis, 

'ilarrtnci,  (fr.  same,  and  (I  if  )  oMif, 
as  It  urrr,  its. 

"ilnrt,  (fr.  ii<  as,  and  rr  and)  as, 
like,  Iheil,  sn  thai,  in  order  that ; 
eis  bnnt,  in  n*  wiirh  as;  wlirre- 
forr,  therrfirr,  limiusr,  fnr. 

'SLcrrti,  -00,   h,  (fr.  uiOiui  lo  drive) 

a  driirr,  pusher,  impr.Utr. 
Slaru'i,  All.  for  uicrifi,  2  kin.  I   f. 

ind.  mid.  of 
Q.nTi^(i),    f.   -law.  All.  woTiCi,    (fr. 
mBlu  lo  drive)  lo  push,  llirust. 


drive.  P.cril^ofiai,  to  thrust  one's 

self  in,  intrude. 
'Q.  'oTopyoi,  Dor.  for  b  dcTopyoi. 
S.a({'pavTo,  3  sin.    pper.    pass,  of 

oaifpaifOftat. 
'Uaxos,  -ov,  b,  and  'ilaxi,  -17?.  >;, 

same  as  da^o;. 
ilc^^oipopia,  -as,  1),  and  Sla^oepdpia, 

-uiv,  TO,   (fr.  last,  and  <pepu)  In 

carry)   the  bearing  of  branchis, 

an  Athenian  festival, 
'flrra-,  1  f.  ind.  act.  of  <i)deii>. 
'Slra,  n.  and  a.  pi.  of  oBs. 
ilrdypn,   -a(,  -i],    (fr.  ovs  ihe  ear, 

and  dypa    a  seizing)   an  ivslru- 

mtnt  to  open  or  cleanse  the  ears. 
SlTaKovaTiw  -u>,  f.  -;)(Tti),  (fr.  same, 

and  aKovia  to  hear)  to  listen  at- 
tentively ;    to  colled  reports  ;  to 

become  informer. 
nraKovrfis,  -oD.  b,  (fr.    same)   an 

informer,  spy,  listener. 
S.Ta\yiuj  -d,  (fr.  ovs  'he  ear,  and 

aXy/u;  to  pain)  to  have  a  pain  in 

the  ear. 
~n  'rdv,  (for  w  CTciv,  Dor.  for  ini, 

V.  sin.  of  iriis  a  companion)  my 

friend,  good  sir. 
Slruptov,  -ov,  rd,  (dim.   of  ovs  an 

ear)  a  little  ear  ;  also  a  shcU^sh, 

from  its  likeness  to  an  ear. 
n.Tapds,  -«,  -3i',  (fr.  same)  having 

ears,  eared,  long-eared. 
"Sire,  Poet,  for  Siarc. 
SlTcyyvTTis,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ouf  the  ear, 

and ;(;/(!)  to  pour)  a  syringe  for 

the  ear. 
SlTei\>i,    -jjf,    /;,    (fr.    ovrd^ii)    to 

wound)  a  wound, 
il'repos  or'JZrtpo5,Dor.for6£r£poj. 
ilrlKos,  -h,-of,  (fr.  ovs  the  car)  of 

or  belonging  to  the  ear. 
nriov,  -ov,  rd,   (dim.    of  same)   a 

little  ear,  the  ear, 
Rrif,  -i(5oj,  )'/,  a  slow  bird,  a  kind 

of  owt. 
ilrds,  g.  sin.  of  ovf. 
ilros,  -ov,  or  Slrbs,  -ov,  b,  (fr.  ovs 

an  ear)  perhaps  the  homed  owt, 

a  kind  of  night  bird,  bat  ;  a  stu- 
pid,  silly  person  ;  also  Oius,   a 

man's  name. 
n,Tdr^riTns,  -ov,  b,  f/,  (fr.  ovs  an  ear, 

am!  Ti'iivw  to  cut)  having  the  ears 

rut  or  rrrrj)perl. 
ilro^yiu)  -(S,  (fr.  same,  and  6v^os  a 

disturbance)   to  stun,  ronfaund, 

annoy  the  ears  by  speaking  loud, 
'ilTpvvo\;-i(,  -c,  impf.  or  2  a.  ind. 

act.  of  oTpi'iviii, 
SlriiiK,  -looii,  -IV,  (fr.  ov(  an  ear) 

having  tars,  tared;  having  han- 

eUes. 
'Q,Titi;  R.  pi.  of  oTif, 
' ili'Tiis,  Inn.  fur  h  avrdf, 

il(pii^,  Heb.  indecl.  the  namo  of  n 

place. 
'IZ0ji>oi',  -es,   -t  or  -tv,  pi.  -oiitv, 

impf.  ind.  act.  of  oi^>el\u. 
'tliliiiv,    pper.   ind.  act.    of  ^Trriji, 

Rnnie  ns  6iTTcufii. 
ilfjicip,  Heb.    indecl,    namo    of  a 

country. 
ilipiXil,  nrl.  —  Ufp'^nTiii,  pans.   3 

sin.  ront.  pros.  ind.  of  ui^iMw. 
il<p/^iin,  ■'!(,  I'l,  I'ocl.  ilij,t\ia,  and 

ilifitXii),  {fr,  iii4iX/w  to  benefit) 
(616) 


fiXP 

use,   profit,    arlvantage,    gain  ; 
help,  aid,  assistance. 

Q.iptXuTc,  2  pi.  cont.  pres.  ind.  or 
inipr.  of 

ii^tX/w  -tS,  f.  ii>(bt\t'iaii),p.  u><pi\riKa, 
lo  benejit,  pro/it,  serve,  aid,  help, 
assist,  il(,(iEXiofi«(  -uvj.tai,  to  be 
served;  to  reap  gain,  projit,  ad- 
vantage or  benejit.  1  a.  ind.  act. 
{i)ipi\r)aa,  1  a.  pass.  ind.  (j^iXjJ- 
6'"',  -Vii  -f/isub.  w<pe\>i9ii,-;is,-fj. 

ntj>i\ri6t.is^-uaa,-iv,  par. — ii^fAi)- 
6]js,  -  sin.  sub.  — ItliptXriOijaav,  3 
pi.  iiid.  1  a.  pass,  of  last. 

n(piXt]jja,  -aros,  to,  (fr.  same)  ad- 
vantage, projit,  benejit,  emolu- 
ment, utility ;  help,  aid,nssistance. 

il(pi\)iaii,  -as,  -£  or  •£!■,  ind. —  i2(/(£- 
X>',aiia,  -as,  -£,  iKol.  lor  QcjicXij- 
caifii,  -ais,  -ai,  opt.  I  a.  act.  — 
il(p€Xri(ru>,  -tis,  -ei,  1  f.  ind.  act. 
ot  same. 

ni^eXtjat^tos,  -ov,  b,  >';,  (fr.  liXficXiu) 
to  assist)  useful,  bcncjicial,  pro- 
Jitable,  assistant,  aiding. 

UipiXtjats,  -tos,  Att.  -£(i)f,  fj,  (fr. 
same)  utility,  use,  prnjil,  advan- 
tage ;  emolument,  gam  ;  assist- 
ance, aid,  help. 

Sl<piXt}Tius,  -a,  -ov,  (fr.  same)  tn  be 
assisted,  &c.  according  to  the 
verb. 

il'piXtftos,  -ov,  b,'i,  (fr.  same)  pro- 
Jilnble,  useful,  advantagious,  be 
nejicial,  serviceable, 

ii0tXi'//(i)j,  (fr.  last)  ustfully,prnj;t. 
ahly, advantageously, bcnejiciatly. 

'Sl(pcXov,  -cs,  -f,  (2  a.  ind.  act.  of 
ocpelXw  to  owe)  /  oweelor  ought 
I  wish,  Ei'O'  uxpeXtjv,  Oh  thiit  J 
had.  Kid'  (j(/i£Xff,  would  you  had. 
' Kls'j)(piXt,hc  ovght,hc.  Hut  diif)C- 
Xuv  1  sin.  is  often  used  adverbi- 
ally for  Oh  that  !  would  that  ! 

SlipiXovfiat,  ind.  cont. —  ilipeXoviti- 
voj,  -//,  -ov,  par.  pres.  pass.  cont. 
of  bi<l>iXiii>. 

'SlipQiiv,  -rts,  -n,  3  pi.  -Oiiaav,  1  a. 
ind.  l)a«!S.  of  dirroimi. 

■ii(/)Xf£,  3  sin.  impf.  act.  of  oijiXioiy 
for  o0fiX(j. 

'ii  '^p^'ivrtoTos,  Dor.  for  b  aij,p6v- 
Tiaros. 

'l^X"'  ""5i  "ti  P*""'  '"d-  •"-■'•  — 
'^Y'lro,  Ion.  for  wy/Jivni  i)cray, 
3  pr.  of  liyiitiv,  ut^u),  lOKTO,  Jiper. 
ind.  puss,  of  olyw. 

'S.-)(CTo,  3  sin.inipr.  mid.  itfol^ofini. 

'il-;(Onn<iv,  3  pi.   1  a.  ind.  pasp.  of 

O^Ol'u). 

S).\0(iinO\  for  ifiyOAiitOa,  1  |il.  impf. 

mid.  of  nlyofint. 
'Q-Xpa,   -as,  -t,   (fr.    mxpfis  pale) 

ochre  ;  pidrnrss  ;   rust,  viildrn'. 
IZjfpd^Kj,   (fr.  same)  to  make  pate, 
n^pdiii  -to,   (fr.   Riiinr')   lo  be  ])alit 

grow  pale. 
ilXpl'i,  -as.  and  nxn'iiiris,  -los,  All. 

•tu)f,li,  (fr.  saiiic)  piitrnrss,  sal 

tiivmess. 
Uxpidbi  -w,  (fr.  same)  lo  be  pait 

grow  jiale. 
ilXnocii'fis,  -lo(  -ohf,  b,  I,,  (fr.  name, 

and  iii\o(  appenriincc);7a/e,  iia/- 

tow,  wan. 
ilxt'^XtvKns,  -nv,    h,  /,,    (fr.  sarnc, 

and  X(UKd(  while)  uViiVrnffi  by  dry 


nxp 

mud  or  dust,  xohUish,  pale,'  sal- 
low. 

ilyouj.-i,  -or,  (perhaps  fr.  u&v  an 
o-jg,  mid  XP^"  colour)  pale,  sal- 
low, Ivan, 

0,)^pa(,  -av,  b,  and  Q.p^piTt]s,  -i/rof, 


nxn 

ll,  (fr.  last)  pntentss,  siilhwness. 
ilxpii^  -(i,  (fr.  suinc)  tomuhe  pule, 
'ii^pu)/jn,  -uruj,    rd,    (fr.     same) 

^Y'uixa,  Alt.   for  ilix>jKa,  per.  irid. 
act.  of  oi;^/w.  f<ir  o/yo/iui. 
^616) 


^fit^,  uird;,  h,  (fr.  ^Trro^ni  to  ace) 
the  eye,  stght  ;  the  rountenanct, 
face,  image  ,  aspect,  nppearance.. 

iliiirif, -co{  -ovi,  i,  )i,  (Ir.  uiv  an 
egg)  Itke  an  egg,  of  tlie  Jorm  of 
an  egg. 


AS^a  fv  bx^Urott  Otif. 


SUPPLEMENT. 


A  SKETCH  OF  THE  PRINCIPAL  USAGES  OP  THE 

MIDDLE   VOICE   OF   THE   GREEK   VERB, 

WHEN   ITS   SIGNIFICATION   IS   STRICTLY  OBSERVED. 


The  first  four  may  be  cailed  usages  of  reflexive  ;  the  fifth,  the  usage  of  reciprocal  sig- 
nification. 

I.  Where  A  does  the  act  on  himself,  or  on  what  belongs  to  himself,  i.  e.  is  the  object  of 
his  own  action. 

1.  a.ti'j:aTo.  he  hanged  himself. 

2.  "Siitivi^tr  S'  6  yfQwy,  xtifixlLl^t'  S'  oyf  xuipaio  /iQoit',  i.  e.  beat  himself  on  his  head,  xara 
T^»'  xnfali^y.     Iliad.  X.  33. 

II.  Where  A  does  the  act  on  some  other  object  M,  relatively  to  himself,  (in  the  sense  of 
the  dative  case  put  acquisitively,)  £md  not  for  another  person  B. 

1.  ,4  xaTinTfiiipuTo  Tuv  MijSur. 

He  made  the  Persian  subject,  or  subdtied  him,  to  himself. 

.jI  xurinTfjitpi  Toi'  AJijioi  Tcu  B,  is  a  very  different  use  of  the  verb. 

2.  To  this  usage  belongs  the  following — 

xoiyi)  a.-io)Ouui>ui  t'ov  JSuo/Juoov,  Thucyd.  I.  18.  having  repelled  or  kept  off  from  them- 
selves ;  and  the  like. 

III.  Where  A  gets  an  act  done  for  himself,  or  for  those  belonging  to  him,  by  B. 

1.  Of  Chryses  it  is  said,  Xvao^ivoc  ^I'yoroa,  to  get  his  daughter  released  by  Agamem- 
non, on  the  payment  of  a  ransom,  that  is,  briefly,  to  ransom  his  daughter. 

Whereas  of  Agamemnon  it  is  said,  Chii'  uniXvot  dvyuTou,  sc-  tw  JCpuai;.  He  did  not 
grant  the  release,  he  did  not  release  her. 

So,  too,  Chryses  to  the  Greeks,  Jlaida  d'  ifioi  Xvoairt  tpiXtjv. 

To  this  iiead  may  be  appended,  diAuiun^ai  Tor  vibv — to  get  one's  son  instructed.  Eurip- 
ides has  said,  with  a  double  idiom,  Medea  v.  297.  nuidug  ntniaawg  ixStSuoxto-Sai  aoipovf.     » 

2.  durii^ot,  to  give  a  loan,  to  lend,  as  A  to  B. 
JuKiLoiiui,  to  get  a  loan,  to  borroic,  as  B  from  A. 

So,  too,  in  the  Epigram,  /oi^'irof,  having  lent  ;  xQnaauivog ,  having  borrowed. 

'jiyi^a  rt(  XmoYviov  vniQ  id}roio  Xnravyi^g 
^Hyi,  Ttudug  /(",'"«»,  Ofifiuru  /nt^tiutitvog. 

Again,  /nijnai,  to  utter  a  response  ;  xni'naaSai,  to  seek  a  re.iponse,  to  consult  an  oracle. 

I V.  Where,  in  such  verbs  as  xunTouat,  Ivgeo,  nn'ofiai,  riXXofiai,  &c.  the  direct  action  is 
done  by  A  on  himself,  but  an  accusative  or  oilier  caeo  follows  of  B,  whom  that  action 
further  regards. 

rUniQ  iir  ai'rov 

JS'iiunTui  rajclti  T>  x>'n;  x.  x.  ).      Iliad.  7^.25. 
although  fieel  dogs  stir  thcmselcrs  in  pursuit  of  him. 

Jiwyi'ooio  nSiWas 

.2f(i<«     .     .     .     Z.  133 iH  a  dinerent  uro  of  the  verb. 

A^&in,   TJ^tnxnt  Tov  y'  aXo;((jg  Ti  iplXtj  xai  noTna  fulir^Q 

TiXXiri.'ir,v  Si.  7l0,  11.  tore  their /inir  in  mourning  over  him. 

But  KtiQoiiai  is  differently  used.    Bion  has  KnQuimot  yaixaf  hi'  '^diottdi,  not  ">-fJwrii 
Epitaph,  Adon.  81. 
To  this  claiiH  belong  (pvXurxio  and  ifvXaxroftai. 

tfvXuiai  x'oy  naCAu.   ifiiXu^nnffat  rir  JJox-xa. 

and  so,  too,  the  following — 

'  S2;  ifnr'oy.  nt;  Tfri"i'oc  nQi-iixo  (falfiuof  "Fxxu<^. 

stretched  out  his  arms  to  reccirc  his  son. 

Thus  far  the  reflexive  uses ;  now  the  reciprocal  use. 
4  I 


CIS  ON  THE  MIDDLE  VOICE  OF  THE  GREEK  VERB. 

V  Wlicro  the  action  is  reciprocal  betwixt  two  persons  or  parties,  and  A  does  to  B  what 
B  does  to  A  ;  as  in  verbs  ol'  contract,  quarrel,  ipar,  reconciliation,  and  tlie  like  ;  as, 

Vu)»  ur  diiiXvau}Uf'9a  ror  nuXifior,  Deniosth.  Philip.  ^1.  §  (J.  till  we  shall  hare  put  an 
end  to  the  war.  in  trhich  we  arc  ingaged  with  Philip,  by  treaty  mutually  agreed  ujwn. 

In  a  very  difteront  sense,  as  follows,  is  (Jiu/.Ooui  used — 

.TmUj'iii  ('#  [IifAxi,'<iu('i,s]  '«*<  To>  Ti(Toa(p»()ii/ ^(»,  ciyov  iniiyta&ai  tov  Tiojitiiov  (?ia/it3oa(,  to 
he  in  no  hurry  to  nut  an  end  to  the  war  between  the  two  conflicting  parties  in  Greece 
Thucyd.  Vlil.  4ti. 

Rk.mvrk.  Tiiough,  on  some  occasions,  tlie  active  voice  is  used  where  the  middle  would 
be  proper,  that  is,  where  the  act  is  denoted  without  further  relation  to  the  agent,  lliougli 
there  does  exist  a  middle  verb  so  to  denote  it  ;  yet,  where  the  two  voices  exist  in  actual 
use,  the  middle,  denoting  the  action  relatively  to  the  agent,  as  in  No.  II.,  is  very  seldom,  if 
ever,  in  pure  Attic,  used  to  denote  the  action  when  it  regards  another  person. 

Ex.  Gr.  Torurai  toottuiov  viay  be  said  of  an  army  who  erect  their  own  trophy  :  for  it  is 
true,  as  far  as  it  goes,  they  do  erect  a  trophy. 

But  tor/,'(iuTo  T'jo-Tatoi'  cannot  be  said  of  him  who  erected  a  trophy  for  others,  but  I'otj;- 
oiv  only. 


619 


DIRECTIONS 


FOR 


THE    KNOWLEDGE   OF    QUANTITIES. 


§1. 

In  the  Greek  language,  the  nature  of  the  vowels  decides  the  length  or  the  shortness 
of  syllables.     They  are  divided  into  three  classes. 

Those  that  are  long  by  nature  are,  »;,  o  ;  and  also  the  diphthongs  oi,  £(,  iv,  oi,  ov. 

The  short  vowels  are,  t,  o. 

The  doubtful,  u.  t.  v  -.  wliich  are  sometimes  made  long,  and  sometimes  short.  For  in- 
stance, in  one  line  of  Homer,  II.  «.  30.  oQi?,  a^eg. 

§2. 

Long  vowels  and  diphthongs  become  doubtful  when  followed  by  a  vowel  3  as  in  11.  0.  68. 

Here  the  diphthong  n  in  xnyei  is  short,  because  followed  by  the  vowel  t.  Examples  of 
the  same  arc  also  to  be  found  when  an  expletive  particle,  Si,  re,  xt,  is  placed  between  the 
preceding  long  vowel  and  the  following  one  ;  or  with  regard  to  01,  on,  and  ei,  when  the 
next  word  begins  with  a  consonant ;  as,  t\iJloov  |  dUu()of  alxwx^,  the  point  of  the  well- 
polislied  dart. 

Poets  often  take  the  liberty  of  shortening  a  long  vowel  and  a  diphthong  in  the  middle 
of  a  word ;  as  U.  u.  437,  iniTTj  .• 

dovqt  (ia\/.uiv   f 7in|^  xoi  e\ftdv  ^tiog  \  o^v  7ta\qoZ9lvi 

§3. 

The  syllable  is  long  by  position,  when  a  vowel  is  followed  by  two  consonants.    The 
letters  ^,  ?,  </',  are  considered  as  double  consonants.     Ex.  rija.ittu,  a  table;  islXiii^T^,  to  the 

riffht  hand  ;  uxpaa9t}f.  to  seize;  /uXxug,  brass. 

The  same  takes  place  when  a  word  ends  with  a  short  vowel,  and  the  word  following 
begins  with  two  consonants. 

§4. 

An  exception  to  the  above  rule  is  made  by   words  in  which  a  mute  is  found  with  a 
liquid. 

The  liquid  letters  arc  X,  fi.  v,  (>.  The  other  consonants  are  called  mute,  in  tiiis  accepta- 
lon.  Syllables  of  this  sort  are  made  long  or  short  ad  libitum;  as,  rsxfuv  and  rexioi, 
loTuof  and  itnivoi,  destrurlion,  ruin. 

Observe,  here,  that  Homer  allows  himself  such  peculiar  and  discordant  sounds  far  moro 
rarely  than  later  poets,  particularly  epigraiimiati.«l8. 

It  also  soiiictinicu  happi^ns  that  a  short  vowel  is  made  long  before  a  single  liquid;  as  in 
II.  u.  4. 

rjQw\wy   ad\rovf  d' i\Xw((ttt  |   Ttv^f  xv\yVaaiv. 
Of  heroes  ;  tlum,  however,  he  gave  a  prey  to  dogs. 

In  this  sentence,  the  f  in  iXinqia  is  made  long,  because  it  precedes  the  liquid  consonant  a. 

§6. 

A  short  syllable  is  sometimes  made  long  by  the  cssura.  By  cn-sura  is  understood  the 
division  of  a  word,  by  which  its  last  syllabic  belongs  to  the  following  foot ;  as  in  II.  x.  270. 

Bui  he  gate  it  to  his  son  Meriones  to  carry. 


620  KNOWLEDGE  OF  QUANTITIES. 

The  last  syllable  of  iwxir  is  hero  evidently  long  by  the  cirsura.  Homer  often  niaKCs  iiso 
of  this  fisriiro.  In  the  tenth  hook  of  the  lliad,  at  least  ton  instances  of  it  arc  to  bo  found. 
The  later  poets  also  avail  tlicinsclvcs  of  this  license. 

§6. 

Another  liberty,  which  the  |)octs  fake,  is  the  contractinn  of  two  vowels  into  one,  so  that 
they  must  be  scanned  as  a  single  syllable.     Thus  11.  i.  349. 

yjuvX^^^i,    I   ox xi  yv\vaiKa?  a\\alxXSoii   |   rintQo\nTvrig; 
Or  is  it  not  enough  that  thou  bctrayest  iceak  women  ? 

Hero  the  two  words  »;  and  ov^  are  pronounced  as  one  syllable.  Homer  makes  an  abundant 
use  of  these  contractions,  as  do  also  the  otlier  poets. 

§7. 

As  the  quantity  of  syllables  is  most  surely  learned  from  hexameters  and  pentameters, 
wo  will  now  give  the  scheme  of  each. 

An  /lera/nc^fr  consists  of  six  feet,  composed  of  spondees  anddactyles.  The  last  foot  may 
be  either  a  spondee  or  a  trochee  : 

I I I l-^v^l-w 

or  else 

—    v^    \^    I    —    ^-z    s^    I    "w"    ^/    I    —    v^    v^    I    —    \^    \^    I    —    w 

The  rule,  with  regard  to  hexameters,  is,  that  the  fifth  foot  must  be  a  dactyle.  Homer, 
however,  Hesiod,  Aratus,  and  other  poets,  often  allow  themselves  the  license  of  piacmg  a 
spondee  in  the  fifth  place. 

A  spondee  is  composed  of  two  long  syllables  ;  as,  iir~.iiri,  oTxuT,  al^wr,  re/rT]c. 

A  dactyle  is  formed  of  one  long  syllable,  followed  by  two  short  ones ;  as,  tov  koyov,  the 
speech;   niiicifjoi.  Pindar  ;  tiufuo:,  endless,  innumerahle. 

A  trochee  consists  of  one  long  and  one  short  syllable;  as,  tjsv,  teas;  xaqnog, fruit; 
dodijc,  two  spears. 

The  iambus  is  the  reverse  of  the  trochee  ;  its  first  syllable  being  short,  and  its  second 
long  ;  as,  io'ral,  an  arroto,  a  reed  ;  fifSCJv,  a  ruler  ;  ififjwv,  hearing. 

'Ihe  scheme  of  the  pentameter  is  as  follows : 

—       I  —    I     I     —     v^      V^      j     ^^      -^      I      vy 

or  else 

By  this  we  see,  that  either  dactyles  or  spondees  may  be  used  to  form  the  two  first  feet. 

tvou^\ffou).iu\tlv  I  TolaX  (fX\}.oTaXv  ? |,«e. 

That  I  may  rightly  advise  my  friends.     Phocyl.  38. 

xe{)dea   (   dT-itoaX  |   a»  |   aory.a/.uj   \   t{j);oui\va. 

.idvantages  accompanying  common  misfortune.     Phocyl.  60. 

ij  S'  aijX\Tri  o)X\yol(;   \   uySqaaX  \   xuqv   S7r?|Ta7. 
But  virtue  accompanies  but  few  men.     Phocyl.  150. 

Those  who  have  paid  attention  to  the  above  fundamental  rules  will  meet  with  but  little 
difficulty  in  the  scanning  of  poems  written  in  hexameters  and  pentameters.  The  six  first 
rules  form  the  basis  of  all  poetry  ;  and  nothing  would  be  easier  than  to  scan  Greek  verses, 
did  not  the  doubtful  vowels,  a,  i,  n,  add  some  difficulty  to  the  task. 

In  this  case,  as  nothing  can  be  decided  a  priori,  all  depends  upon  authority  ;  that  is  to 
say.  upon  the  manner  in  which  the  poets  have  employed  these  doubtful  vowels,  with  re- 
gard to  quantity.  We  see  that,  in  this  respect,  much  may  be  reduced  to  generally  receiv- 
ed rules,  which  are  of  considerable  assistance  ;  but  in  many  words  we  are  totally  at  a  loss 
for  such  a  guide. 

RESULTS  FROM  THE  EXAMPLES  IN  THE  POETS. 

(1.)  Some  words  are  always  long,  because  all  the  poets  agree  to  use  a  certam  syllable 
thereof  long  ;  e.  g.  a^MaTOf,  immortal;  Svuog,  mind;  ijlyXov,  more  terrific ;  (nyog,  cold; 
rTxr;,  victory. 

(2.)  Some  words  are,  in  one  poet,  always  long  ;  but  in  others,  especially  the  later  poets, 
doubtful.  Thus  y.aXoi.  heuutiful,  is  always  long  in  Homer,  but  doubtful  in  Orpheus, 
Theocritus,  and  the  epigrammatists.  It  is  herein  important  to  know  which  poets  use  a 
word  constantly  long,  and  which  doubtful. 

(.3.)  When  a  doubtful  vowel  is  followed  by  two  short  syllables,  it  may  always  be  assum- 
ed that  this  vowel  is  long.  The  discourse  then  inclines  to  a  fall,  and  favours  hexameter, 
to  which  the   Greek  language  is  particularly  partial.     This  is  often  observed  in  the 


KNOWLEDGE  OF  QUANTITIES.  621 

lengthening  of  a  word ;  -dvyaTr^Q,  also  the  accusative  ^vyccTQa,  is  short ;  but  -^ilyaTega 
and  ^UYariQt?  invariably  lengthen  the  first  syllable.  If,  therefore,  by  the  fall  or  rise  of 
syllables,  in  trochaic  and  iambic  metre,  the  doubtful  vowel  of  a  Greek  word  comes  into  a 
position  which  requires  a  long  sound,  it  will  certainly  be  used  long. 

(4.)  A  doubtful  syllable  between  two  long  ones  is,  in  heroic  metre,  always  long ;  e.  g. 
^iaifiiQOYwy,  a  Lastrijgon ;  vo^xjoaTTri,  narcissus-like,  a  stone,  Dionys.  Per.  10^1  ;  /u;Tr- 
aanSai,  to  contrive. 

(5.)  Words  are  regulated  in  their  quantity  by  the  primitive  or  radical  word  ;  e.  g.  from 
7^1'c,  straight,  come  T-9vfTv'Q,  TSvtoc,  r,?i;iiu  ;  from  y~x>;,  victory,  rTnuiSQoc,  rTxiac,  tTxau^ ; 
from  d^diiug,  mind,  soul,  .9dnr,Qi;c,  &dut]deu),  -Sdiiocit,  Svfiu)fi!c,  xiuuvfia,  &c.  Hence  words 
derived  from  long  radical  syllables  may  easily  be  determined  of  themselves. 

(a)  Exceptions  from  this  rule  are,  monosyllabic  words  in  ly,  which  are  long  in  the 
nominative,  but  become  short  in  the  lengthened  terminations;  as,  nvq,  nvQog  .-  also  words 
in  i:,  having  to;  in  the  genitive  ;  as,  ooc,  avuc. 

(b)  The  following  important  rule  for  determining  words  derived  from  verbs  is  given  in 
the  Halle  Greek  Grammar,  twentieth  edition,  pp.  325,  32G : — "  The  first  future  of  liquid 
verbs,  and  the  second  future  of  all  verbs,  together  with  the  tenses  and  derivatives  formed 
fro.-n  tkem,  (except  the  aorists  from  the  first  future.)  shorten  the  doubtful  vowels,  altjiougli 
they  were  long  in  the  present,  or  arise  from  a  long  vowel ;  as,  p^oTioi,  /  judge,  y.mtrh, 
y.txuixa,  xixijTuui,  xijTint,  x()l'aic,  judgment  ;  Ti/T^w,  I  rvb,  T()i/Jf~),  tct^'Tj-Ju,  nn^ui,  Tijt^i,." 

(6.)  In  several  words  u  is  long  when  it  is  used  Dorice  for  i;.  This  rule,  expressed 
generally,  is  as  follows:  the  Doric  a,  when  put  for  t;,  m,  and  i,  is  long  ;  as,  <iuinx,  nfjuTug, 
aixa.  for  (/i»,i'f;,  nnuTog,  tixe.  (Halle  Or.  Gram.  p.  32G.)  As  beginners  are  at  first  liable 
to  error  in  this  particular,  we  shall  adduce  some  examples  from  the  first  Idyl  of  Theocri- 
tus: — verse  1.  uSv,  for  i,fv;  U  rcirvg,  for  »;  7fiTi;c. — v.  2.  it,  for  i^  ;  nayatni,  for  /iiyaioi  ; 
w^v,  for  ijJi/. — V.  4.  aixa,  for  eixt. — v.  5.  atxu,  for  nxt. — v.  7.  udior,  for  i^Siov;  xuru/tc,  for 
xuTt;/n;. — V.  8.  rat,  for  t»;?. — V.  9.  aixa,  for  tixe  ;  lay,  for  TJ/v. — V.  10.  oaxiT>;»',  fed  in  the 
fold,  for  Oi]XiT>;r. — V.  11.  rar,  for  T»/v. — v.  12.  r'ar,  for  Tor. — v.  17.  Tcinxu,  for  rrnxa; 
y.ixiiuxuii:,  for  xixut]Xviq. — V.  18.  XoXa,  for  /oXr,. — V.  20.  Tnc  (iu>xoXixc>c,  for  t//c  (imxoXixi'ig. 

These  examples  will  be  sufficient  to  explain  the  difficulty  to  a  beginner,  should  he  meet 
with  an  a  in  the  Doric  poets  used  as  long,  though  by  the  rest  of  the  rules  it  should  be 
short. 

PARTICULAR    CASES. 

As  in  many  verses  the  quantity  belonging  to  one  syllable  or  another  is  not  immccXately 
apparent,  we  conceive  it  will  be  of  no  small  advantage  to  the  beginner,  in  the  study  of 
prosody,  to  bring  forward  some  particular  cases  for  liis  examination.  We  shall  select  such 
anomalies,  and  remarkable  changes,  as  will,  if  attentively  studied,  serve  to  remove  the 
difficultiea  which  frequently  occur  in  a  complicated  verse. 

§1. 

Short  Syllables  made  long  by  Casura. 

It  has  already  been  observed.  Directions,  p.  GIO,  that,  in  the  poets,  the  ci'sura  has  tho 
power  of  lengthening  a  syllable  which  is  of  itspjf  short.  As,  without  a  more  accurato 
ob.servation  of  this  poetical  license,  the  decision,  whether  a  syllable  be  long  or  short,  might 
be  attended  with  uncertainty,  lot  us  here  adduce  several  examples  of  this  kind  : — 

(1.)  rx/rfo|rt«T  nota\uoi6  7To\XTv,  tv  3'  \  iiixuii'  l\xfo9ai.  II.  a.  19.  The  syllabic /.o  in 
na'ityi  is  long  by  ca?Bura. 

(2.)  TO;'  iu\uit~niv  fl/wK.  oi^i\t[irffitfi\a.  re  ya|p»T()»j»'.  II.  a.  45.  The  o  in  ainp,{^nfia  itt 
long  merely  by  coisura. 

(3.)  (u  y</t|;.»D.  xt)X\vii  III.  St\i  tptXT,  I  ftd9T,\aua9aT.  II.  a.  74.  The  i  in  ('iVislongby 
cffiBura.     In  like  manner  : 

(4.)  wyTr  ArioX?.w\yog,  fK«\TT,^TXf\xuo  a\ruKroi;.  Ibid.  7G.  The  last  syllable  of  ^/roii- 
kunoi  is  evidently  long  by  reason  of  the  ctesura  alone. 

(5.)  dii^jo^lot'c  uaXa,  |  iXTtt  5r|o;i^o;it|o»,  o,  Tt  |  uTa9a.  11.  o.  80  The  ov  in  ^(ott^o- 
/no*  ia  the  civtiura. 

§2. 

Length  of  a  Vowel  be/ore  a  Liquid  Letter. 

It  ha.s  been  alrt-ady  statod,  th.it  every  Hliort,  nnd  nlso  every  dfMihffnl  vowo!.  <  an  be  URed 
either  short  or  long,  when  followed  by  a  mute  with  a  liquid;  although,  othcrwiMo,  position 
makes  every  syllable  long.     The  shortening  is  exemplified  in  II.  n.  S57: 

6v  norlfiov  YOo\('ijaa,  XX\7iova'  a)'(Jpo|T^a  xai   |   >,p^^' 
Here  uiSqo  forms  two  shorts. 


KNOWLEDGE  OF  QUANTITIES. 

But  tho  anomiily  is  greater  when  the  poets  lengthen  a  short  or  doubtful  vowel  before  a 
single  liquid  : 

Tovs  rt  i^\auti.t\Tari  rtt\fiwv  (olnHtaaaTd  \  doQnor.     Od. «.  291. 

Hero  the  a  in  diantXnori  m  long,  evidently,  because  it  is  followed  by  the  liquid  u.—tXXrH- 
nik'i'y.   Od.  »;.  145. — xur«rfCui»'.  Od.  «.  4'JO. 

§3. 

Diphthong  shortened  before  a  Consonant. 

That  long  vowels  or  diphthongs  can  be  used  short  before  the  initial  vowel  of  a  following 
word  is  already  known  :  e.  g.  y.iSo-;  (\nn9'.  11.  ji.  365.  But  the  shortening  of  diphthongs, 
also,  before  a  consonant,  e.  g.  before  3,  though  very  uncommon,  yet  occurs,  even  in 
Homer : 

yywataX  \  S'  tl  xat  \  ■dianleat\Ti  noXty  \   oDx  aAa|/ta|«rs.     II. /J.  367. 

Shortening  of  a  Resolved  Diphthong, 

When  a  diphthong  is  resolved  into  its  constituent  parts,  the  separated  vowels  are  short: 
Tuif  >;e/'  I   A3uTi\roTo  <fX\Xo(  naig   |  svdexa\vT]wv.  II.  (».  713. 

§5. 
Long  Votvels  and  Diphthongs  made  short  before  a  Vowel  in  the  same  Word. 

The  shortening  of  long  vowels  and  diphthongs,  even  in  the  same  word,  belongs  to. the 
more  remarliable  instances  of  poetical  license.  This,  however,  frequently  occurs,  as  is 
shown  by  the  following  examples  : — 

(1.)  tnut,  : 

xaqnov  i|^^/r/|craiT',  snet\^  ^laXa  |  noUa  nt\rci^v.  II.  a.  156. 
op3s  &e\wy  ttaxa\i}wv-   s;r£t|'^  nokv   |    cpSQTS()oX  \  tl/itv.  Od.  «.  276. 
innovg   \   ^tuo^looiT''   snti'lj;  noXv  \   ifjQTtQoX  |  iTaXv. 
ineag  \  Totif  uX\Xovg,  lErctX\rj  TtoXv   |   (pcQTiQoX  \  rjfitv.  II.  v.  135. 

So,  also,  II.  V.  437,  and  in  many  other  passages. 
\f        \j        \^ 
(2.)  vioc,  viiSv,  vie  : 

xal  paXsv  \   u1ii(fl\oy,  SiX.a\yod  viov,    \   6?  y  fvi^  |    HoJou.  II.  «.  61. 

7;(t'  uu\(fi  KQu\ovToq  vi\ov  Jvxo\iirfi'ia   |   SiSr.  II.  i.  84. 

'ExTOQ,  vl\s  nQXa\fioT6,  3i\i  fiTj\rTr  ara\XayTS.   II.  X.  200. 
This  last  verse  affords  several  confirmations  of  the  preceding  exceptions.     The  syllable  vi 
in   VI I   is  short  before   e.      The   syllable  31  in  3'ti  is  long  from  a  double  cause:  (1)  on 
account  of  the  cccsura  :  and  (2)  on  account  of  tlie  liquid  /<.     The  syllabic  rtv  in  fiijTiy  is 

long  by  cjcsura. — 'Extoq  vi\e,   IJi)Xa\^ioXo ,  &c.    II.  o.  244. — vioc.     II.  q.  575.    II.  a.  105. 
Od.  i;.  312.     And  so  in  several  passages. 

(3.)  (isp.YtaX: 

(itfiX^iaX,   I   ov3'  uXX\dv  ^aXog  \  txcpvYev\,  <u?  o<fe\Xov  Tol.  II.  i.  380. 
(4.)    i,ou!o?,  i,Q&i  : 

»,gtuo?*   I  uXX'  onor'  \  av  ae  SolftoZ  xsxv\-9woX  xaX  |  ad).^.  Od.  ?.  303. 

jjjuJi  I  Si^fio8o\xio.  6  3'  e\3ilaTo,  |  /cuQt  Se   \  -Svuw.  Od.  &.  483. 
(5.)   f;fti;ai  : 

tv  3'  uQ'  v\3ii}Q  txtv\uv,  iino  \  3e  |vAa  |  3auov  f\lovoaT.  Od.  ^.  436. 

(6.)  rtrXrjori : 

Xqri  it  a?  |  rlTX^\rT  voiS  \  alvtfitr    |  aXtl. 

This  verse  wants  a  foot.  '  ^^ph.  /'.  Ocpmi?,  37.  Gesner's  edit. 

(7.)  TtaXaXoi  : 

aSayulruv.     7iaXuX\og  8e  /lo|yo?  nsQi  |  rowds  tpa\ttriT. 

Orph.  Fragm.  N.  ii.  v.  9  :  edit.  Gesner.  p.  360. 


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Orpheus  has  several  such  shortenings,  e.  g.  ibid.  p.  359.  HiaaXiov. 
(8.)  ytoaXovg.     Tyrtasus  Analecta,  torn.  1.  p.  80. 
(9.)  noXt^Ouy : 

rX  aaii  |  ■9t XoT(  |  7toXri\aw.     Anacreon  xii. 

§6. 

Shortening  of  Position. 

According  to  the  general  rule,  (see  above.)  position  renders  a  syllable  long  ;  and  the 
mute  with  the  liquid  only  has,  agreeably  to  custom,  the  prerogative  of  using  a  short  vowel, 
standing  before  it,  either  long  or  short,  at  pleasure.  So  much  the  more  extraordinary  are 
the  cases  where  a  position,  which  contains  no  mute  with  the  liquid,  is  nevertheless  short : 

Xa).xX8a  I  r' ,  ETQirQX\uv  rs ,  no\).varatpv\lQr -9'  "^lOTXlatay.  II. /?.  537. 

The  syllable  ot  in  EioerQia  can  be  used  short,  by  reason  of  the  mute  with  the  liquid.    But 
with  '  lanaiuv  this  is  not  the  case  ;  and  therefore  the  abbreviation  is  the  more  anomalous. 
Another  rare  example  of  this  kind  is  afforded  in  toXySovnov  : 

"     fx  d'  t?.a\auy  7TQo9v\ooXo  y.dC  \   aT5^ov|o?;{  'ii^X\ySovnov.  Od.  o.  14G. 
So,         aXX'  orH   I  STi  oyS6\ov  fioX  s \nTnXo fit \ioi'  Xroc:  \  ij^.^s.  Od.  >;.  261. 

§7. 
Unusual  Lengthening  of  Short  Syllables. 

In  the  Greek  poets,  instances  frequently  occur,  where,  without  the  sanction  of  a  cassura, 
or  any  other  reason,  short  syllables,  possessing  the  lowest  prosodiacal  value,  are  raised  to 
the  dignity  of  the  long.  This  can  be  considered  as  nothing  but  a  poetical  license  and  an 
overstrained  freedom. 

(1.)  jiuq: 

vvv  St  fit   I  7iaqil\nova'  alojj^oj  naXa\xoTg  tntlsaoXr.  II.  ?•  337. 

(2.)  The  syllable  x«v  : 

Tt;  d'  oXS'   I   tizev  I   ot  avv  |   daTfiorX  |  Svfiov  o\QTvoi. 


(3.)  6( 


(4.)  ano  : 


6(  of  I  xal  TOT£    I  TTaTSog  a\no  xQoog   \  r^Qxta'  o\XsSqov.  11.  o.  534. 
xijQvicX  1   'HnvrXldTi,  bj  |  ot  naqa  |  Tiajqi  yt\qoviX.  II.  q.  324. 

Hrjviv  a\TtZ  tX\nmv  ^iya.\utnv6\X  \   noXutvX  |   Xauir.  II.  T.  35. 


(5.)  In  aii<fortnr,tit,  Od.  S.  llfi,  it  must  either  be  assumed  that  IninX  is  used  by  the  poet 
aa  a  trochee,  for  a  spondee,  or  that  at  is  altogether  unusually  made  long  : 

afHf6it\qr,nX  \   x^QoX  volT^os  ds   |  fiXv  MtrB\Xaoi. 
(6.)  ov  unusually  made  long  in  viov : 

rj  (la  xaX  \  ' EqfttX\a.v  tfXXov  \  viov  \  avrXov  \   rivSu.  Od.  «.  28. 
(7.)  o  lengthened  before  X  in  AioXov  : 

iwqd  naQ'  \    j1Xo\Xod  ntya\XTiroQO{  |  '/;r;roT«|^ao.  Od.  x.  36. 

So,  al«o,  Od.  X.  61.     The  remark  made  elsewhere,  that,  in  heroic  verse,  a  short  .syllable 
included  bntweon  two  long  ones  is  used  as  long,  applies  also  here. 
(H.)  The  syllable  it  in  iiui  : 

7rqa-,XSC\xrj,  irpa|ro/T;.o»a|/*?,  Sl\o(  SaXHf  |  itytov.  Orph.  Hymn.  28.  5. 

That  the  last  syllable  in  «paTo;r/oj{«u«  is  long,  arises  from  tho  ctcsura;  but  that  Ji  should 
become  lonjj  in  i'/k,-,  is  somewhat  unusual. 
(9.)  Syllabic  o  made  long  in  o/iov  : 

pS^f/af  I  «x  n^QOf  I  onSy,  tv  |  avxitX\aXt  oiv\yaXaX.  Orph.  X' .  KoQv(fmdti<;,  8. 

no.)  5;iXnfi\T5  Z,ut.     Quint.  Cnlab.  (f .  010. 
(11.)  .»io<)oiioi.     Epigr.  12.  p.  407. 
(12.)  T.s  :  11.  C.  459.  462. 

xul  noTt    I  rXf  »i|7i^<Jtv  i\dSv  xara  \   Sux(yv  xt\oviiaT. 

tin;  Tior'f    I  tFc  ^q?!*!-  (jiiX  I  i'  ad  rtoy  |  ioaXraX  \  uXyof. 

In  like  manner  ns  is  used  long.  II. .;.  91.— tT  tfXlor  |  ion.  Od.  »;.  3t20. — t7  laaoXr.  Od.  ?.  89. 


C94  KNOWLEDGE  OF  QUANTITIES. 

Resolution  of  Vowels. 

In  deciding  quantities,  wc  should  inevitably  be  exposed  to  frequent  mistakes,  did  wo 
not  Imow  tliat  tlie  poets  often  contract  several  vowels  into  one.  It  is  therefore  necessary 
to  give  here  examples  of  tliis  usage. 

(1.)  ^foj  resolved  into  one  syllable,  JluJ: 

Mrjrtv  a\tidt,  de\a,  IT)j\^ia\3i<u  A^'imog.  II.  a.  1. 
(2.)  iiwy  resolved  into  one  syllable,  ktuir: 

noXXTwv  I  Ix  noiX\uiv  tyl^IaTiuXoi   \  avSQsg  e\aaXv.  II.  p.  131. 
•    (3.)  otv  aiXof  : 

aiiaQ£\r7j'  rtg  (  (kITuAAo?  o(v>;a£Toi   |   oiptyolvog  ntQ.  II.  7t.  31. 

(4.)  A  double  resolution  in  XQ^"",!  ^^■ 

duixB  St    I    vQvaeyiv  \   XTiicvdio    |   vyQov  e\XaTov.*  Od.  t.  79. 

(5.)    tTttl  OVK  : 

rl^tTf  I  ayXaa  \  rc>cva'  t\ntf  uux  ano\ipiJJXXoi  tvvaT.  Od.  X.  248. 

Another  resolution,  however,  may  also  be  adopted,  as  follows: 
.     .     .     .     rsxra  tniC  \  ovx  ano\tfuJ)Xoi. 

la^ov  s\tih  uv  atfXv  «|o£^a  rflitlFoloaf  jxa|To/i/S«s.  Od.  d.  352. 

(6.)  A  double  resolution  in  uXXuTifTu: 

rovvtx'  aq'  |   uXXoTiSTu  <faT\vtaxsTO   |  ncivra  a\vaxTt.   Od.  r.  194. 
(7.)  niTmnoTag  : 

7TJnTtjoi\Tug  7coX\Xovg-  war'  |  l^rSvag  \  ovad'  uXX\r^g.  Od.  x-  384. 

(S.)   'OSvari',  il  : 

rtoouqtg  \   uuip'  OSvlar/,  f|  d'  vi\tZg  ^/i'|oIo.   Od.  u).  496. 

As  the  verse  is  now  read,  a  foot  is  wanting.     This  might  easily  be  remedied,  by  reading 
dr;  for  d' :  the  resolution  would  tlien  be  avoided : 

autp'  Odv\a^',  jj  I  37]  vi\tTc  JoXX\oTo. 

§9. 
Deviation  of  Feet  belonging  to  the  Hexameter. 

The  spondee  and  dactyle,  which,  according  to  the  general  usage  of  prosodiacal  law,  form 
the  first  feet  of  an  hexameter,  are,  in  many  verses,  supplanted  by  other  feet.  As  the 
observation  of  these  exceptions,  also,  is  very  useful  to  the  young  student  in  prosody,  some 
information  must  be  given  concerning  them. 

(1.)  An  amphibrach  for  a  spondee  or  dactyle  in  the  beginning  of  a  verse  : 

(wg  6    I   rad9'  u>o(ua7if  xu\ra  (poiva,    |   TO(^pa  d'  A\ST;irj.   II.  x.  507. 
tug  6   \rio  no}.t\fiTLs  f((\vwv,trX  |  d' 7jX7tero   |   vTxTjf.  11.0.5.39. 
Ttwg  A\xuToT  I  fiev  fity' e\xd3arov  \  oi'\^x'  jl/iX'/.iug.  II.  v.  42. 
»€u?  t lydJ  TTf Qt  I   xtiva  no\Xuv  ^toJTOv  avva\Ytlquiv.  Od.  8.  90. 

(2.)  An  amphibrach  in  the  middle  and  at  the  end  of  a  verse  : 

\iihvoX  I   lijjg  X\7irjX9t  \'i\uwv   (fX^t  I   d' o^qX^iov   |   ux9og.   Od.  j.  233. 
ciXX'  aya\/uacuriX\vo;  %'ii\/ov  nu/.Xy.    \  Iwg  t|7(()^5ov.  Od.  >;.  280. 


•  If  the  syllable  xv  were  long,  the  double  resolution  would  be  avoided,  and  tiie  hexameter  obtain  the 
deficient  foot.     In  this  case,  the  scansion  would  be,  XQ^^^'J  I  *•'  X7i\xv9u.\ 


KNOWLEDGE  OF  QUANTITIES.  625 

§  10. 
Verses  of  difficult  Scansion. 

The  explanations  given  in  the  preceding  paragraphs  will  serve  to  facilitate  the  scansion 
of  dilficull  verses; — e.  g.  iu  Od.  t.  79.  assistance  is  alForded  by  the  remarks  on  resolution. 

(1.)  00  yaij  r'  |  ayvto|iss  y?  de\ot  uX/i.^\XoTaX  nc\XofraT. 

The  last  syllable  in  ^«oi  dissolves  with  al  into  one  syllable. 

(2.)  Tonna/'  i'\(fuiQ  an6\/.tnxtr'  a\ya^io6/dev  \  afiift  8e   |  noaat.  Od.  X.  585. 
The  explanation  for  uyu;ino/9er  is  given  §  6 

(3.)  In  Od.  .7.  102.  as  there  is  a  superfluous  syllable,  no  other  expedient  is  left,  but  the 
adoption,  accordirig  to  §  'J,  of  a  different  foot : 

auTLx'  a.T'  i\u~id  xa|o^  TUfiot  \   a/^oToi'|o;  (pdji. 

Here  the  first  pceon  ( —  w  \^  ^)  supplies  the  place  of  the  dactyle  at  the  beginning.     We 
might  also  scan, 

auxXx'  an'  \  tfiul'o  iia\Qt]. 

The  second  pteon  then  forms  the  second  foot  (^  —  w  w). 

(4.)  In  Od.  r.  24(5.  the  remedy  is  easy,  if  ufioti  be  read  for  w/ioiffiv:  otherwise  the  third 
fool  haa  an  lonicus  d  majori  ( ^  w)  : 

yDpb'f  i\r^  w\uZlaTv  /(£^.alio/ooof   |   oiJAoxa|p7Jjof . 

(5.)  In  Od.  \p.  203.  there  is  a  deficiency  of  one  or  two  syllables : 

it^ioXti'  I  IfjTitSov  I  larX  i.i\j(Oi,  ri'i  riq  \  ^JcT^. 

After  Xi/o(.  another  syllable  at  least,  or  a  word,  ought  to  stand.  Probably  the  word  ywai 
is  here  wanting,  which,  on  account  of  the  succeeding  vowel,  contains  two  short  syllables, 
and  therefore  forms  a  dactyle  with  the  syllable  /uq. 

(•).)  The  verse  2d4.  A  rat.  (f.  has  a  syllable  too  many  ;  unless,  according  to  §  8,  we  are 
disposed  to  aissume  a  solution  : 

S' %Xie\i>Ti  rtra\rd(i9(a'   o8'  olntadtQog  \  aTyoxeloiJof. 

(7.)  In  Hes.  Eqy-  434.  the  difficulty  of  scansion  arises  on  account  of  ttqivov,  whose  first 
syllable  is  otherwise  long  ;  and  of  yi;i;r,  whose  first  syllable  is  otherwise  short : 

J^iiJof  i\Xufia,  nntlrov  yi3|i;v,  (SoT   |  d'  FiioelTTJoto. 

It  cannot  well  be  divided  differently;  and  yet  nqTvog,  nQivoto,  Arat.  Diosem.  390.  is  long; 
and  yu»,f,  He(<.  Eoy.  42.^.  phort. 

(ji.)  Orph.  X' .  OifiTi.t  50.  is  difficult  to  scan,  on  account  of  the  word  IJiiXa^rfiao  : 

■xouvtKO    I    nuXttfn^\iu6  najoqiooioj    |   ounoTt   |   vooifX. 

The  syllabic  TJa  in  JJaXafitfflao  can  be  long,  because  ^  is  a  liquid  letter,  according  to  §  2. 
Hut  the  xhortening  of  lo/  in  this  word  occa.sions  too  much  liar.slincss.  Hence  it  appears  to 
IS  to  be  the  best  way  to  xc\ra.td  the  second  foot,  according  to  §  9,  cither  as  an  amphim- 
accr,  riTi-utili,  or  as  an  anapcst,  nn/rin?,. 

('.).)  The  usual  reading,  Arat.  Dioscin.  108.  involves  a  difficulty  : 

ii  St    I   oi'  ctifloiTo;  tJ   I   avxXxa  \   io6^'t\yoXo . 

According  to  this  disposition  of  the  verwe,  the  first  foot  is  a  trochee  ( —  w),  and  falls 
undfir  §  'J.  The  Musrow  M.S.  roads  ^  it  itruX  \  Tj  «iT|oito'c.  Slobn  us  has  jT  Si  tX  |  f; 
oii|orT05.  Other  M.SS.  have  •!  di  oi  \  i)  aiC\oito(:  oud  then  the  whole  proceeds  in  the 
regular  course. 

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026 


A    SYNOPSIS 


or 


METRICAL     SYSTEMS. 


TABLE  OF  FEET. 


Of  two 

Syllables. 


Of  three 
Syllables. 


Pyrrich 

Spondee , 

Iambus 

Trochee  

r  Tribrach  or  Choriua 

I   Mi)li>ssus , 

Dactyle 

;   Anapest , 

)    Hacchius , 

Aiitibaccliius  or  Palimbacchius . 

Ain|)liibracliys 

^  Aniphunacer  or  Cretic 


Of  four 
Syllables. 


r  Proceleusmaticus . . 

Dispnndeus  

Diiainbus 

DitrochiKus 

Choriambus 

Antispastus 

Ionic  a  inajore  . . . . 

minore  . . . . 

1  st  Pa^on 

2d  

:W  

4th 

Epitritiis  iiriiiuis.  . . 

socundus 

tcrtius  . . . 

quartus.  . 


^^ 

\^ 

&iug. 



— 

Vi 

Z'l- 

vy 

— 

5fu. 

— 

v^ 

a(i!fia. 

Ky 

s~' 

s^ 

TTuXtflOf. 

— 

— 

— 

"'/"•■*'/• 

— 

^> 

^^ 

fill  fiara. 

\^ 

v^ 

— 

^aniAfi'g. 

\^ 

— 

— 

«luO(1tl. 

— 

— 

•^ 

iiurToiia. 

^^ 

— 

v-y 

d^/.Linnu. 

— 

\^ 

— 

Sto.'iirt^q. 

\^  ^^  \^  y^  nof.ffiioe:. 

—  —  —  —  fiini^ui  Xet'co). 

\^    v^  in  lOT^TIl?. 

—  \^   —  ^>'  (Vinr'/jjiia. 

—  \^   \y  —  nttm'iiiini'vil. 

\J    V^  al/joril/U. 

—  —    ^^  v-/  xuriii<'ju(ia. 
v^    vy    —  —  TtXfuvixTiit, 

—  v^    ^^  v^"  urrrno/.oyof. 
v^   —  y^  y^  aiuiiiig, 

^y     ^y    y^  (/lu''),^(U. 

v.^    v^    v-/  —  Sfuvfvilc. 

v«>   —  —  —  uficcijT"  Xi^. 

—  \^   —  —  un\iiiij  iinijg. 

V^  OoiTI/JIUC. 

—  —  —  \^  Xw^ijTi  {lot. 


If  a  verse  is  complete,  it  is  called  acutulectlc ;  if  a  syllable  is  wanting.  caUdeciic  ;  if  a 
foot,  lirarhijcat.filectic  ;  if  a  foot  or  a  syllable  is  redundant,  kijprrrutnltclic. 

A  iiip.lre  generally  signilies  a  combination  of  two  feet ;  except  in  dactylic  verse,  and  in 
the  metres  composed  of  double  feet. 

\V'here  a  verse  of  a  given  species  consists  of  two  feet  and  a  half,  it  is  called  a  ■pruthemi- 
wer,  as  consisting  of  five  iialf  feet ;  of  three  and  a  half,  a  hepl'thcjnivier,  as  consisting  of 
sovn  half  feet. 

There  arc  nine  principal  species  of  metro  :  dactylic,  anapestic,  iambic,  trochaic'.  Tonic 
n  viajorc,  Ionic  a  minore,  choriambic,  anlispastic,  pBBonic.     A  verse,  in  which  two  dissimi 
lar  species  are  united,  is  called  uavruortjo;. 

Dactylic  Metre. 

In  this  species  one  foot  constitutes  a  metre. 
Monometer  hypercat.  Oi(\inu\da. 

Dimeter  acatal.  t/c  <?'  {/Ti\rrii(it(ig  :   ov  Sii\nilvoQa  :  taySt  yv\vai}tSif. 
Dimeter  hypercat.  'j4(>riui\i)oc  t«  ,'»(|ac.  Hec.  4(52. 
Tuv  Zivg   I    aiJipini'\(^<o.   ib.  471. 
Trimeter  acat.  Ztulotiui  \  ufi^art  |  nwXoui.  ib.  467.: 

or  catalectic  in  a  dissyllable  : 

noXkU  y'ui)    I    wm'  azu;(/wa>TOf 
f  JioTuv    I    i;   Bop»'|a  riq 

iHf^ii  I  xifiura  \  7i6vrta.  Soph.  TracU-  118. 


A  SYNOPSIS  OF  METRICAL  SYSTEMS. 


G27 


Trim,  hypercat.  fComil-fi  (f).o\yiivJ   I{i>oyi\Aug.   Hec.  472. 

Tetrain.  acat.,  in  which  tlie  rinal  syllable  is  not  common : 

auS'foic,   I   0/ z  t-yc,    I   (/A*u  (j  o|ito  (/'ojo? 

Oi3i.t6\IIu  ('■inor   I   taXfoe.    |    X(jur3ilc 

aiuan    I    SidCj,    \   ui'tiuTi    \   /.nyoai.   Eur.  Phoen.  1510. 

Tetram.  hypercat.  ovA'  fno  \  jjuijx^til\ue  tor  »  |,7o  ;iXKiu\{iuic.  ib.  1501. 

Pentiin.  acat.  .I'y'Tu  uir  \  v'fuy.i\iiuv  f7T!_>uT(|f'c  anf\nuiyout?'.  JEsch.  Pers.  858. 

Pentim.  h.-percat.  ;iijnxitii\voi  Xu.y'i\viXT  im   \   xi'ftunx  |  ifiiiuuTt   \  ytnui ,  ;t.  t.  ^.  Agam 
1)7.        ' 

riex-ameter:  .touc  ni  yt\viiuduf,  |  d  <pUuc,  \  d  ioy.i\^iwxaroc.  \  'EX?.u3i.  Eur.  Suppl.  238. 

Losiitrdlrus. — This  appellation  is  given  to  verses  which'  commence  with  dactyles  and 
end  m  trochees  : 

/(.'tj  nu\rnibor  'i\y.uiT'  ig  \   oi;fo>'.  Hec.  938.  also  called  alratcus. 

fxru/7i|uc  nv,^fi:  'i   |  /iuitot. 

I'inSu  1/ r|ru/.^M(oc  ;  Avn\utcv.  Soph.  (Ed.  C.  119.  151. 

<u    7i'.//c,    I    CO  yfiflu  Tu\f.unu'    \    il'i-  "J 

ftiiiou  xuS\uf.fiii\u  r/'v'i|if',  (;"5i|i«i.   Electr.  1413. 

t/.S'  i.ii[xiiinui-  f\iiuic  iiilXuim  |  .TuiTcc.  Eur.  Or.  1293. 

»;   .7u.".ol|i.  n:  ro  i    |   Tuf  '^'f  jj/.'- Toi'  f|/.  ij  T»c    I    uij/^r. 

ilfliu.    I    ;<u/'  )f*V;>   I    u,'ia!Ju\in'%)ur  ^'/f   A'',)o|iui;  natc.   iEsch.  Pr.  160.  185. 

SpondeRS,  instead  of  dactyles,  are  not  supposed  to  be  admissible;  otherwise  we  nr-'lit 
rci'cr  to  this  description  of  verse,  Ilec.  900. 

>ri;/.(''t'   I   uixT(JOTu\Tar  xi\/Qmaai : 

and  also  455.  4C3.  4CG.  475.  029. 


Anapesiic  Metre. 


The  following  are  scales  of  the  species  in  most  frequent  use,  on  which,  see  Porson'i 
Observations. 

Dimeter  Acatalectic. 


Sometimes  &  proceleiismatic  is  admitted  : 

6  fih  of  I   j(Cficiog   I   (pvyag,  o  St    |   vtxvg  air.   Eur.  Or.  1494. 

Basis  Anapastica  ;  or,  Monomcter  Acatalectic. 


\^  \_/  — 

—  v>    \^ 


v^   \^  — 
—  v>    >»• 


Parcemiac ;  or,  Dimeter  Catalectic. 


Other  varieties  arc  the  following : 

Monom.  hypercat.  or  pcnthnmimcr  :  Soqi  Al,  Sool   7tiQ\nay.  Hec.  897. 
Dim.  bracliycat.  >«,>(in  T(iinn./c   |  iiuxu^wiv.  ili.  ail. 

Ditn.  cntalccl.  in  a  dijisyllablc  :  Tiuniv  i-un'oai   \  fii  h' at  |  HiQoe.  Ph.  1G6. 
Dim.  hyporrat.  i<i'5'  »  ;ianu  r'nv  '^//|(ioitu  Stiig  ('fiaf7|n(.ii'.  Soph.  Fl.  1B4. 
On  the  Arifltopiianic  anapcbtic,  or  tetrameter  catal.,  soo  aiuo  Porsoa. 


Iambic  Metre. 

Tho  f')llowinEf  in  the  (iralo  of  the  trimeter  acatalectic,  or  senarius,  constructed  accord- 
ing to  the  rules  of  Porson  : 


^  V^    v^ 

^^  Ky  — 


623  A  SYNOPSIS  OF  METRICAL  SYSTEMS. 

Otlier  species  arc  : 

Monoiii.  acalal.  I'fo  |  t/.;...';  :  uoiitflsr  \  ? ^mi. :  J'/rta' J'|;f(fit.'. 

Moiiotii.  liypercal.  or  peiitlieni.  /nuniun   \  ii6,i\n,u<y.  Hoc.  913. 

Dim.  brncliycat.  tiyion  n(f.".>'  |   cj  i  >.«;.  ib.  lUGG. 

Dim.  catal.  or  lipplitheiiiiin.  a^-uiilroyo?   |  ng  oi'lti's.  ib.  936. 

Dun.  aciital.  iyio  fi  ;iXuxu\fiur  utuittuie.  ib.  !tIJ. 

Dim.  liypercat.  irrtifiiu?  |  I'ftr  /.6\Yoiu:i6\iuc  iip'  <i,  \  n.  Or.  150. 

Trim,  brachycat.  tf/M  ru /7ic/(J|o;7o(uf  u   |  iuiur.  Ph.  348. 

Trim,  catal  j'/iov  tfi'  uig  \  t»  ruvai.'ioun\oy  uvQuy.  Ph.  17)27. 

Trochaic  Metre. 

The  following  is  the  scale  of  the  catalectic  tetrameter  :     (See  Porson.) 


Other  species  of  trochaic  verse  are  : 

Momm.  acat.  or  basis  trochaica  :  anTiiaxrog. 
Monom.  hyperc.  or  penthem.  ti  .lur'  uiunri\rtif  ;  Hec.  183. 
Dim.  bracliycat.  or  itii y pliailic  :  i^ixx-n'/.oic  'f\Xiane.  Orest.  1431. 
Dim.  catal.  hephthem.  Tt'>v  ujru{i9i',\Tu'v  .lo/.ic.  Hec.  094. 
Di.n.  acatal.  Jiui  Titunvtiui  ;  \  not  noiiivSi't ;  ib.  1082. 
Dim.  hypercat.  "--/c  ty'.h'  "  I  tuICtuc  77u|o/c.  Orest.  1408. 
Trim,  bracliycat.  J  rixroY,  ri\xyuv  raXuhuic  \  iiuryoc.  Hec.  688. 
Trim,  catal.  y.uT^uict",  xu\xCg  n'  it;iuxnt\yet   ni,nic.   Orest.  141)7. 
Trim,  acatalect.  ;  Bentley  affirms  that  tliis  metre  is  unknown  to  tragedians  or  coniedi 
ans.     Gaisford  thinks  that  the  two  following  are  legitimate  instances : 

fi'5'  tir«/xui'|u  Tu/j'y'}o)|fTToi;   ni'/.itut;.  Soph.  CEd.  C.   1081. 

xal  r.antyy,\\rixy  nvxyom[\y.xun-  inuSiy.  ib.  1092. 
Trim,  hypercat.  >];.^o»  tig  du\uovg,  u'  uiid-'  'i\xaarix  out  li.i\yu).  Eur.  Or.  1398. 

Ionic  a  majore. 

An  Ionic  verse  a  mnjore  admits  a  trochaic  syzygy  promiscuously  with  its  proper  foot ; 
the  second  psEon  in  tlie  1st  place  ;  also  a  molossus  in  an  teen  place  of  a  trimeter  whole  or 
catalectic.     Resolutions  of  the  long  syllable  are  allowed  in  all  possible  varieties. 
Monom.  hypercat.  or  penthem.  nxwanuvm  i/i;|/i"'i.  Hec.  1048. 
Dim.  brachycat.  /.ul  nwy.yyiu  |  nwXuic..  Phoen.  182. 
Dim.  catal.  i\   77a//.u('»c   ]  »i-  nilfi.  Hec.  465. 
Dim.  acatal.  iJn>ya  9'  /floot'c  ayin/t.  ib.  458. 
Dim.  hypercat.  lOv  S'  ovtuq  a\yeiTui  (TruytloiS.  Soph.  Aj.  1232. 
Trim,  brachycat.  o/Vryuv  f*/o|Tui'  t/ovnay  \  uixoic.  Hec.  456. 
/aifj  ,  ii'rvxi\n  S'  ut'r'ug  u|i/(/£fe.  Or.  348. 
If  the  three  remaining  pccons,  or  tiie  second  pseon  in  any  place  but  the  first,  or  if  an 
iambic  syzy<ry,  or  an  epitrite,  be  found  in  the  same  verse  with  an  Ionic  foot,  the  verse  is 
then  termed  epionic. 

Ionic  a  minore. 

An  Ionic  verse  a  minore  admits  an  iinnbic  syzygy  promiscuously,  and  begins  sometimes 
with  the  third  paeon,  and  sometimes  with  a  molossus,  which  is  admitted  in  the  odd  places. 
Resolutions  of  the  long  syllable  are  also  allowed. 

Monom.  hypercat.  or  penthem.  tuXiuc  /(u|to'J?.  Hec.  185w 

Dim   brachycat.  ini  r^yS'  ina]v9tl:.  ib.  1065.  {r^yis  ovStig.  Pors.) 

Dim.  catal.  or  hephthem.  iXutug  uxi)\o>;i,iiois.  Phnen.  1540. 

Dim.  acat.  .tu^iux/./iolkj'   |   i.'tixnuyiy.  iEsch.  Ag.  721. 

Dim.  hypercat.  x^ora'V  uf<~t\:a  Si^zuu\aa.  Phoen.  1537. 

Trim,  brachycat.  (?i(^i(fy{f|T(   x\Jinri/.uv  |  (/ovor.  Eur.  Or.  986. 
An   epionic  verse  a  minore  is  constituted  by  intermixing  with  the  Ionic  foot  a  trochaic 
iy^ygy,  an  epitrite,  the  second  or  fourth  paeon,  or  the  third  in  any  place  but  the  first. 

Choriambic  Metre. 

A  choriambic  verse  sometimes  begins  with  an  iambic  syzygy,  and  generally  ends  with 
one  either  complete  or  catalectic.     It  also  sometimes  ends  with  a  trochaic  syzygy  : 

auT65ai\xTuX  dayujnt 

x(tl  ;(ddvi:u  I  xdylt  nXTj.  E.ach.  S.  c.  Th.  733.  734. 


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The  verses  corresponding  to  these,  in  the  antistrophe,  are  : 

Tiaua^anXuv    |   ujxv/iotyov 
aiiiiia  3'  s(   |  TgiTov  fttviT. 

Monom.  5  ^oX  tyw.  Eur.  Hec.  1039. 

Monoin.  hypercat.  or  penthem.  raiit  yi/voijjscSv.  ib.  1053. 

Dim.  bracliycat.  aXiuc  ucyafti.  ib.  634. 

Dim.  catal.  or  heplithem.  nuQfiu'ov  ail\i<>  TuXag.  ib.  1088. 

Dim.  acatal.  ampi  xi-uiuti  \  Huiiiya.  Phoen.  1532. 

Dim.  hypercat.  ijcjitjle  .lyortyov  |   afSioa  3vy\ui.  Soph.  Aj.  1211. 

Trim,  brachycat.  noitor  atfarig  \  ui-SiiJog  |  tiS\odoy.  Eur.  Pli.  1559. 

If  any  other  foot  of  four  syllables  is  joined  with  a  choriambus,  the  verse  is  sometimes 
denoted  epiclioriambic. 


Antispastic  Metre. 


An  antispast  is  composed  of  an  iambus  and  a  trochee  (v-' —  |  — ^^).  To  lessen  the  labour 
of  comp  isilion,  in  tlie  first  part  of  the  foot,  any  variety  of  the  iambus,  and  in  the  second, 
any  variety  of  the  truchee,  is  admitted.     Hence  we  get  the  following  kinds  of  antispast :    ■ 

1.  2. 


Instead  of  an  antispast,  an  iambic  or  trochaic  syzygy  is  occjisionally  used  : 

\^     v^     

v-y  V^ 

The  second  foot  of  the  iambic  syzygy  also  admits  a  dactyle  : 

V^     I     \^      K../ 

A  dor.hmius  consists  of  an   antispast  and  a  long  syllable  (^^ -^  — )  :  therefore  a 

simple  dochmiac  is  the  same  as  an  antispastic  monom.  hypercat.  9XZv  ^  ^ta». 

A  pure  dimeter  dochmiac  is  not  of  frequent  occurrence  :  the  fourth  of  the  following 
lines  is  one  : 

a/.u/f  101'  TIC  wg  I   fc  Ki-T/.ov  nsnwv 

il/mof,  (x.itari    |    ijt'/uc  r«oiti'uf 

Siitnnuc  Ifiov    I    TO  yuo  ''.'rfyyvov 

iCr.ci  xul  9XttT\n(y  oo  ;Ji/.7i'tuT.   Hec.  1010 — 1013. 

Other  varieties  of  the  dimeter  dochmiac  may  be  found  in  the  chorus  in  ^sch.  S.  c 
Th.  7'J.  ed.  Blon.f 

oil  rtoXve  (Z^t  Xtwf   I   TTQoAijounf  T.T/toTaf. 
CiuK/truD  Aixur    I    vi^aTog  6{iotv/iuu. 
&kijnttTi  (itii  I   d'   vnt{i  itZ/lwr. 
Tt?  rifja  iidniTal,   \   rXg  an'  t.iuoxyntt  ; 
nt/t/.wf  Kul  ojTiiiiuiy  I   nor'  »r  fi7j  rdv,  aii—(fl. 

flf  f  ylfi'^f,  (ftd.  iftu,  I  Kui'^iiiiv  tnCiiviioy. 
fi-  Tt  ufi/uZf  iiaxuTj)'  I  aiunoa  .lyo  ito/.twe. 
itu  rX'/.tlul  I  T'l'/.tlul  Ti  yu;  :  with  an  iambic  syzygy. 

A  dochmiac  is  sometimes  connected  witli  a  crctic,  either  pure  or  resolved  : 
inrS.-tvXoy  \  ulo'c  tnliinvuv.  /Esch.  S.  c.  Th.  151. 
TunfT  nd{>\yoifV/.axi(;  ,To7Tr.   ib.  154. 

A  pherecratcan  verse  consists  of  an  antispast  and  a  bacchius. 
aDf^u,  noir?|S5  ul/oa.  Hoc.  445. 
Toi  ^^ty  yUfi  ,7o'|ti  nDpyuSf 
nuyA'^uT,  nayloiiXXl 
OTIt  yiijtUy.    li\y't\ujiiai  ; 
Tot  i!"  ?/l '  Ufiiy(\fl')).u'tn1y 
XunjudnC  I   //o/TtuTj 
XioiiSi'  ox<^X\6(nnay.  /Esch.  S.  c.  Th.  282—287. 

Antispanlic  dim.  acatal.  or  trhjmnr.us.    Tills  verso  admits  any  kind  of  antispast  in  the 
first  place  ;  but,  in  the  second,  only  an  iambic  syzygy. 
/fioc  nx'irtTti'iy   \   ayunnTruX.  Soph.  Phil.  140. 
/tiijAiTiy  ,in\,ff!i„J  nnriAui.   i'Esch.  S.  c.  Th   312. 
Antispastic  dim.  brachvcat.  iuul  /n/i  ci(i|((oy<ii.  Mcc.  f)27. 

hypercat.  iimi  /(n]!-  7/»)  |  /loiiii-  yiyi\nSiti.  ib.  C>29. 
xii),Tn  n ifi;in\fthuy  r^Xai\yuy.  ib.  455. 
TuXuiy'  oi'x^lri  n'  «;i,-furir'|aui.   ib.  !)01. 
trim,  brachycat.  luXatvai  Ta\Xaiyai  xc^ui  |  't>i/vyur,  ib.  1046. 


630  A  SYNOPSIS  OF  METRICAL  SYSTEMS. 

catal.  or  hondocasyllnble  : 

aSuQdui  (?'  ut\u  r/v  iQaniy\Tt  Puxjrai.   Eur.  Or.  1502. 
>;  iiiirt>uxT6\iui-  itifiu  /J'lt'i  ■9»'o,'»ui.    ilj.  8i.M. 
fiku  xui  ./uli juc  o/'^).l|i (or  </iMf.  tio|)h.  Ant.  944. 
trim,  acatol.  iikX'  U  fmi{)t\o'm  ri»  (^  |ruoi^-  infu.  ib.  1)50. 

Pcconic  Metre. 

A  piEonic  vor.se  admits  any  foot  of  the  sane  time  as  a  pmorj,  viz.  a  cretic,  a  bncchius,  or 
a  tribriich  jind  pyrrhic  jointly  ;  a  paliinbaccliiiis  or  tiiird   ptroii  is  not  oHen  found.     The 
construction  of  the  vcrst-  is  most  perfect  when  each  metre  ends  willi  a  word. 
Dim.  brachycat.  uuiiyutioc  \  y.vQit.  Phcrn.  137. 
Dim.  catal.  /uAxoi^trJ  |  t'  'iu^i,/.u.   Phoen.  113. 
Dim.  acata.1.  >^oi/(' (.{,•»',  |  w'/m.tftu.  Orest.  179. 

('ouiiarlfc  ui   I   n  rfiiitijijiioi.  ib.  311. 
Dim.  hypercat.  .luoi,  i"n.  oii  r  I'oic  n^r\Tm'f.  Orest.  799. 

5fc"ii   i»(if  |n(c  fi'c  ' /iV.f'jiuv.   j'i.  1356. 
Trim,  brachycat.  xuTu^ii,riT(ir\/uc  I'ltn.uni  |  yooyilc.  Phoen.  146. 
i'mn.  catal.  liuAuiui  /^'o|io>  ijiy^c^u  |   lu/.ioy.  ib.  HiO. 

Versus  prosodiacus. 

This  appellation  is  given  to  a  verse  in  which  choriambics  are  mixed  with  Ionics  or 
pceons. 

Dim.  acatal.  U  <if  ).'nor  \  i]?.axuTrf.  Eur.  Or.  1429. 

r/iiuTu  -9'  i'|?ro  nti^to.  ib.  1431. 
Dim.  hypercat.  ,</o/.,7frr  (5' u/fo,  |  xul  y<mo,'ioi\r^n\  Hec.  905. 

i4uaroy  1-niiJ  \  Tf'/.-'.oir'  ("([(tiir.  Or.  832. 
Trim,  brachycat.  ov  /iovn,puooc:  |  ui/fyion-  |  yinn.  Phojn.  132. 
Trim,  catal.  '/.uniui?  \   '^-/iiijioyo:   |   voyuvoic.  ib.  114. 
Trim,  hypercat.  ^eyu^u  ^t  |  Tig  Sivufti?  |  Si'  ccXudTulnav.  Or.  156!^. 

Versus  asynarteti. 

Hec.  1080.  Jena,  SHyaWntnorSauev.  troch.  syz.-f-iamb.  syz. 

457.  tyda  n^ituTo'll/'o'ias  it  lfuT\^^z.  troch.  syz.-|-iamb.  penthem. 

A  verse  of  this  kind,  in  wiiich  a  trochaic  is  followed  by  an  iambic  syzygy,  or  vice  versa, 
is  termed  perivdicus. 

Eur.  Or.  1404.  aTXirov,  oT^uoi  ||ap/ar  Soiyarov.  dact.  dim.-|-anap.  monom. 

824.  ri  iiuTi)dxT6y6y\\uli,a  /flin  .dta-dut.  dact.  diin.-f-troch.  itiiyphallic. 
Hec.  915.  friiStiiyXoy  tuc||/7f ooTu'  str  idyav.  anap.  nionom.-f-iamb.  penth. 

Or.  9G0.  mquT7i'/.aTwy\\E'/.>.aSo(;  i'6i'  oyTwy.  iamb,  monom. -)-troch.  ithyph. 
Phopn.  1033.  e;iuc,  f(iac,\\ui  7tri()udon&  yue  Xo/rdiia.  iamb,  monom. -f-troch.  dim. 
Hec.  1083.  uTdtii'  c.^i/iTa\\usy6i  odfiayTov.  troch.  monom.-|-anap.  monom. 

Verses,  consisting  of  entirely  irregular  feet,  are  termed  pohjschemastic  : 

OliCno^  I   flQOTwv  0(5(5?  |   ra  ^5xSor|rai.     Soph.  CEd.  T.  119.5. 

A  glyconeus  pohjschematiftus  contains  a  choriambus  in  the  second  foot : 

.A/.tzuyrinoc   1    fTXarXyUy.   HfiC.  630. 

Ti  To5?  uyui\9ty  ijiioyTtiu- 

XaTotJg  oXciJ\yodg  fnoijw- 

^itiui  TQdijiui   I   xT^i^oufTOVg 

aif'  wy  Tf  (i?.an\Twmy,  v.ip'  uiv  T'  x.  X.  Soph.  El.  1058. 

xuT  (ioT'iQac   (  Tnnoyouodc.   Aj.  232. 

oufitv  £/./.f7|,7(r  ytyXuc.  Ant.  .585. 

w  ).Xnc'.(>OL(u\yod  Svyarto.   Phdn.  178. 

olli9(Jiud  j5io'|t«>'  TlQdnaytTi;.   Med.  989. 

As  an  exercise  for  the  student,  an  analysis  of  the  metres,  in  the  choruses  of  the  Hecu- 
Da,  is  subjoined. 

arQoif))  a  .  444 — 453. 

1.  jluna,  TioyTt\cii  auQu,  antisp.  dim.  catal.  or  pherecratean. 

2.  art7ioyr6\Tr6oodc  xdin\^iTc.  antisp.  dim.  hypercat.  or  periodicus  dim.  hypercat. 

3.  Snuc  axct\ruue  fn'  oT^ua.  \  kTinuc,  Ion.  a  maj.  trim,  brach. 

4.  Tjul  iif  ray  tii\Xi«v  nnQid\ni~(: ;  the  same  as  the  second  line. 

5.  T(i7  Aod}.rinv\yoc  TTong  oTzoi ,  Inn.  a  maj.  dim.  acat. 

6.  xir^dtla'  «itfli\dfiul;  iamb.  dim.  brachycat. 


A  SYNOPSIS  OF  METRICAL  SYSTEMS.  631 

7.  V  ^'S?rao?    I   OQ_uoy^uTuc,_         I    ^^  ^j^^  gj^^  y^^^ 

8.  7)  Wifiaooc,    I    trda  xa/.XKT-      J 

9.  rwr  vda\iwi-  nSTs\iiu  ;  dact.  dim.  hypercat. 

10.  (faoXy  I  ^7iX\\3aior  \  yva;  |  ^i7iuT|»tI»'.  Versus  asynartetus :  or  antisp  trim,  catal. 

OiTiaxQ.  a'.  454 — 4G3. 

1.  7J  vanSr,  a\Xt~iQiZ 

2.  xw.iri  .ifK.To'l/ieiai'  Ta^.ar|iai',* 

3.  oTicTyay  ^ii6\rttv  t /ouaur   \   olxolf, 

4.  Fi-5a  ,7yturo|yo'iof  tj  (/ior|»T;, 

5.  da(/iia  .9'  Xi\oudc  avlajfl 

6.  Tiroiidooq  JuTui   I   quxat 

7.  diiJIio'f  a|ya/.u5  /fia^  ; 

8.  5(3v  ^/^/lalilv  Tg  y.uuQaTf, 

10.  /^Satav   I   aa.Tiil/ia,  To|Ja  t'  tu\XoyTj\ato  ; 
<jTQo(fij  ,'*'.464 — 472. 

'_  ^  '       _     -^  -   (  ''^  "^^J-  dim.  catal. 

2.  ruf  xui./.LAt\if(>ui,'  j^da-  } 

3.  lu^a^  If  xQolxiiS  7iin).u),  antisp.  dim.  acat.  or  glyconeus. 

4.  itolniiaX  wi^yaxi  nw/.uDg,  prosodiacus. 

«,-,_„.'     .,     -^    _    -     >    Ion.  a  maj.  dim.  acat. 
D.   f.uon'  u.i\>oxnt\xuini,  ntpai:,  ^  •' 

7.  -^  Ti\Tuywr  |  yfifai-^  anapest.  dim.  brachycat. 

8.  Tuf  ZeDg  I  ufiiiX.i v\iju),  dactylic  dim.  hypercat. 

9.  xuT^X\iiiT  ifioyliuu  /1410U  |(5aj  ;  dact.  trim,  liypercat. 

aiTiaTQ.  /*'.  473 — 481.  . 

1.  CO  fioX  Ttxt\wy  Yiiwy, 

2.  (3  tiuX  /iare\tjr'>y,  /ddyog  9' 

3.  a  xanyw  xaT\t(itX,itruZ 

4.  rUi/o'wf la,   I   So(ii/.T^.iTog 

5.  7r()o'$  ^-/(lyfTlcui''    fyui  (J'  E'i§ 

6.  £tti(^  /96yC  I   (57)  xs>;/7ji'uT 

7.  Soj'f.u,   I   kXnodn'   \    ^-/fJi'arjl 

8.  fZiotol.ruc  «'>to«|.iiai', 

9.  a/./a|^uo'  '.iirj^u  ^a>la|^ioi;;. 

«Trpo(p,;.  G27— (534. 
1    tuoX  /ov'  '"^."I'r'e"')  nntisp.  dim.  brachycat. 

-   __    .    ^  ,         _  /    antisp.  dun.  hypercat. 

3.  jAuTay  6\Ti  riQwro'y  j\/.uv  > 

4.  j4lTiay\toc  I  irAarii'Sc  glycon.  polyschcm. 

5.  fTfiuhS',  aXCdv  I   t/i' (iTdjja  I uj|»jfo>iyi(3i  antisp.  trim   rat 
0.  EATia;  «|,7i  /.4<(r(irt,  Tav  |  xu'a-  Ion.  a  niin.  dim.  hy])ercat. 

7.  XXoTuy  0  /^<3|<ii)()ifi;;f  anapest.  di;n.  brachycat. 

8.  a.2io(  u<}|yaC<r.  choriamb,  dim.  hracliycat.,  or  a  dactylic  pcnthcmimer. 

Willi  this  compare  the  t'lnmiQ.  C35 — G42. 


•  Olisorvc,  ilifil  in  ihr'  first  pari  ol'ilic  verse,  (as  in  10,)  11  fourth  cpilriie  answers  to  a  irorliair  (li|K>(iia 
in  the  strophe;  these  arc  rommuiahUr :  thus  in  Eur.  Hipp.  iW?.  liic  first  line  of  the  Mmphc  rtiv  ftXr 
OX/n\).ia  is  answered  in  the  aiilisiroiihc  by  w  f^'iffluf  i|f  ^idi-. 

f  This  hne  floes  not  ronTS(M>Md  with  the  strophe;  a  transposition  seems  necessary  :  see  note  on  it. 

{  Heath  terms  this  hne  a  L'lijrnnitLi  lohjitchmuiliiilits,  haviiijj  a  inolossus  in  llie  first  fool,  to  which,  io 
the  an  sirojihe,  a  pahmliaechius  answeri. 

^  \Ve  have  here  a  harchius  answering  to  an  Ionic  a  maj.  in  the  strophe;  the  verses  may  l)e  agsimj. 
laiert  rather  more  hy  making;  ^uiii'uXiuini  of  four  syllables  only;  in  which  rase  the  bacchius  will  answer 
to  an  antil)archius. 

II  To  rerotirile  this  line  with  the  rorrcs ponding'  one  of  the  ilrophc,  we  may  reatl  TiQoXtTiova' .     Mu» 
grave  suggests  >.tinuva',  but  the  our.  is  nccessarjv 


632  A  SYNOPSIS  OF  METRICAL  SYSTEMS. 


intoSoi.  643 — C51. 

4 

1.  ?;rt  doQi,  xal  \  iform,  xai  t\uwv  epionic  a  minore. 

2.  uf)i.a^(<wv  I  Awifn-  anapostic  inonoii). 

3.  ojfiti  ie  yul  I    7i';  umji  tor  iain.  dim.  acat. 

4.  iDiioor  I  EDuw\Tur  dactylic  peutheniiiuer. 

5.  JaxaZicc  nokv  |  daxyiJfoc  ?>■  |  io^iuTt;  /.oi^u:  iamb.  trim.  acat. 

6.  Tjo/idi'  T'  XnX  I  xuura  i(5r7)y  epionic  a  minore. 

7.  T?xiiof  ^aidilTcSr  riSTtixX  jrlycon.  polysclicin. 

8.  /?(,'"  it)dnxi\jixi  Tt  ;iiinti\u.v,  nrosod.  dim.  liypercat. 

9.  jiul/jo'f  6\v\/a  iXdifuva,  \  o/iayocy/iotj.  antisp.  trim.  cat. 

arqotf\,  a'.  893—901. 

1.  nv  iitr,  w  TialrpTj  J'fAu:.  Ion.  a  min.  dim.  acat. 

2.  Ttui  a.\ii o{)97\i iuv  7io'|/.7^  trochaic  liephthem. 

3.  ojxXtX  Jitlctr  ToTo'v  i7-  choriamb,  dim.  acat. 

4.  /uriui' >f  i/io'f  I  «i/i/it  fT5  xoci;? |rfT,  prosodiacus  dim.  hypercat 

5.  ('.'(Jt  ('";,   I  ioiiX  nJ{)\nav.  anapcstic  penlhem. 

6.  a/70  it  irt|(/ar«i  zf  >;uo|fTu7  Ion.  a  min.  dim.  hypercat. 

7.  ndftfijiy,  y.'dia   \  rV  uX^a/.oD  Ion.  a  maj.  dim.  catal. 

8.  x7,uA'  oTxro^lTara.  _xr/oa;,our,  )    ^jj^jg      ti^.  ji^  hypercat 

With  this  compare  umaTQ.  a  .  902 — 910. 

arQQ(f],  jT.  911—920. 

1.  tyw  .ir  n}.oj.a\uyy  aya-^rjoXg  )     .^^^^   ^j^    ^^^^ 
M.  fii  iijuinir  tn\ijui)i4t,^0fiur         ^ 

3.  /njntwr  tr6:i\ro('ir,  iamb,  pentiicm. 

4.  i.sjn{u>Lio'  artii'i.dvac  fZ:  ud\yuc,  eplonic  a  mm. 

5.  i.iiimt\ii'6i  iu;   II   /nnuTii'   \   tg  bD\vui-,  asynartetus. 

6.  ara  5  «Aa.Vc   I   tf^^^jidyXr^    _    )    j^^^j^    ^.^    ^^^j_ 

7.  y.SA.ionfia  0'  iji-  j   zar'  aorv   T^iot-  ^ 

8.  us  ToiV-  Si  nuXlifcc  EXf.uiiuv,  \   no'ie,  epionic  a  min.  brachycat.  J  or,  accord- 

ing to  the  Schol.  antisp.  trim,  brachyc. 

9.  <^/j,  noTc  Tuv  I  JXCuiSu  I  ny.d/iiur,  choriamb,  trim,  catal.  or  an  anapcstic  dim. 

10.  ntijaui\Tis,rjl\i-i'  uX\xuD?  ;   iamb,  liephthem. 

With  this  compare  sdtkitj).  921 — 930. 

iTTc^Sui.  931—938. 

_     ^_      -,    -    ^.^  -      -  v^      -(  asynarteti,  consisting  of  an  iambic 
1    T«..  Toi?  ^fXonxooJQou-  E^vuv  xc^ouj-  ^      ^^j  dactylic  penthemimer,  also 

2.  tWd.Tt  (iooTuy   I   ut.o/,ayu,  xaraorj      ^       ^,j^„gj  iayiiele.gi. 

3.  ^I'-'oiirt',  I   t/7frlvs,  iambic  penthemimer. 

4.  yuQ  IX  ;iciTnw\u:  ci/iwXt\aty  asynartetus;  iamb,  syrygy+trochaic  penthem. 

5.  I'zvJxXnhv  r'  uX\xwy  yaiidc,  od  yui.nc,  «/..'.'   as  tiie  first. 

6.  a't.u\nT6(>oc  I   Ti'e  o7  |   ivg-   iambic  liephthem. 

7.  u\  /(7;|r£  7ii/.d\y6<:  a).i\nv  ana\yuyoX   \    nuXXy,   iamb.  trim.  acat. 

8.  ^fjTt  /ia|i(/wo'>'  7|xoIt'  ii  I  olxdy.  Logaadicus. 


633 


COLLECTION  OF  WORDS, 


WHICH   ARE 


WRITTEN   OR   PRONOUNCED    ALIKE, 


BUT 


DISTINGUISHED  FROM  EACH  OTHER,  IN  THEIR  MEANING,  BY  THE    ACCENTS. 


'y/y«Aaro;,  belonging  to  a  herd,  gregarious. 
'jlyiXitiuQ,  unskilled,  rude. 

'-■/y»;roc,  wonderful,  extraordinary. 
"jlyiiTug,  Agetus,  a  proper  name. 
^y/yxiya,  an  anchor. 
^ylfy-niit,  Ancyra,  a  city  of  Gahitia. 
"yiyroc,  siibst.  a  species  of  willow. 
' ytyviic,  oilj.  chaste,  pure, 
'vfyoyuioc,  belonging    to    the  market  or  fo 

rum. 
'j4yuijuiog,  being  in  the  market-place, 
'^-/yijc,  oil,  o,  a  leader. 
" yfyoe,  IOC,  ri),  in<purity,  unholiness. 
"y/y(jioc,  wild,  savage,  rude. 
'ylyiitiite,  rustic,  rural. 
".^yiioixDc,  rustic,  clownish,  rude. 
^■lytiuixuQ,  rural,  living  in  the  country. 
'v^yooKuoc,   feeding    or    pasturing    in    the 

country. 
^ytyijutuiiiic,  fed  or  pastured  in  the  country. 
' yly/iu>.iic,  »,,  Ancliiahim,  a  city, 
'yly/iukoi,   6,   I,,   maritime,   of  the    sea- 
shore. 
'y1y/uv,  adn.  near,  nigh. 
" j4y)(u\j,  imperat.  of  uy/f>,  to  strangle 
" jlyinr,  uyoiTo;,  o,  acting,  leading, 
'^yo'.i',  ory'Toc.  <i,  a  contest,  struggle. 
' ^H>i.iyi,c,  a  brother. 
",^i!»/.|  lie,  Adflphus,  o  prnnrr  name. 
'.•/I'li/./n/i,;.  /<jv,  <>,  a  trillcr,  prritcr. 
' ^itlukinjf'i:,  iiic,  I),  »,,  contoiiijiiative. 
" .4\iu,  frm.  of  u\>i>z,  riiaturn,  vigorous. 
" yl^nt,  Adra,  a  rilij  of  [llijria. 
'  y'li)ri,f,  anm,  to  sing. 
" ytAiit,f.  aniii,  to  pln.isc,  gratify, 
'^-f'liinoc,  dried,  parched. 
'y/ri',i;»ioc,  venerating,  revering. 
' ylStiruiiii,  Athenian,  of  Athens. 
'y/.'>i,'iuii<c.  Alhenii'iiH,  a  jitnn's  mime. 
" j^Hiyin:,  free  frnm  a  crowd  or  l)iiHtle. 
'yiUni  Hi,  rrowded,  thirk  together. 
'yfSi'tii;,  unpiinislird,  unhtirt. 
"AOmug,  epitlifl  rf  Jiipilrr,  Athoan. 
^Al.foe,  »oc,  To,  hiat,  wnnnth,  firo. 
AlSiif,  9i,,  d'ov,  hot,  warm,  burning. 
jllvog,  01',  o,  praise,  renown,  glory. 
Ah'oi,  r'l,  ><)),  heavy,  grievous. 


u4hoTuKoc,  bringing  forth  with  difficnlty. 
jtivuToxoc,  brought  forth  with  difficulty. 
yliu'/.ui,  iEolus,  the  god  of  ilic  icinds. 
jHuXuc.  variegated,  various. 
jllntia.fem.  of  ui'/iig,  high,  deep. 
A'intui,  Aepea,  a  town. 

A'iowy,  ui'yoiTo?,  raising,  elevating. 
yli(>''<v,  ciTyoriToc,  taking,  receiving. 
' Ay.(nri[i,  a  healer,  a  physician. 
\4y.inii,Q,  a  mender  ;  also  Acestes. 
'  Jxi[Xtjt)c,  inexorable,  implacable. 
'.'/zijP.i;r(^c,  immaculate. 
'yty.ic,  I,,  a  point  of  a  spear,  «&c. 
^' yty.iQ,  o,  Acis,  «  rircr. 
"Ay.Qic,  ii,  Acris,  a  toinn. 
\-fy.nig,  ),,  a  locust,  grasshopper. 
".'■//i,.'/fc,  udti.  truly,  indeed. 
'A'/.ifdtc,  vcut.  adj.  true. 
'Ain^ruc,  harvest-time. 
".//,ii>,Toc,  harvest,  the  fruits  of  harvest-tlmo. 
'Ainy^uf.i],  tlio  almondtroc. 
'  Aiiiiyi^,\/.>j,  the  fruit  of  the  almnnd-trce. 
"ylfiijie,  siibst.  Ainphis,  a  proper  name. 
'ylinpU,adv.  about,  around. 
'.7i«,  prep,  by,  through,  among. 
'Jra,  (ICC.  ofliiuz,  a  king. 
'ylijiy.ov,  opposite,  over  against. 
^' At  iixovc,  openly,  publicly. 
yli'if),  ri),  a  sword. 
Ai'ij,  i, ,  a  woman,  a  wife. 
"A:it{<,  wiiich. 

" A :inj,fi>r  i'in:uti.  as,  like  as,  as  if. 
^' ylni-iniQ,  iniirivig:ilile. 
' Aiih'.iif,  simple,  plain. 

^ A nuXXi'vt,  {with  doiililr.  >.,)  to  destroy. 
' A/ioXi'ui,  (inith  one  X,)  to  release!,  dismiss. 
'Atitiis,  I,,  III',  that  may  be  tourln-d,  tangible. 
'Arrrt'oc,  ii!ir<'nuc,  {iritli.  m,)  not  liable!  to  fall 
"^ Afia,  adri.  iutrrrofr.  whclluT 
" Aiju,  piiriirif ,  then,  truly,  siiroly. 
'-7(iu,  I,,  siili.it.  pr.iyer.  imprecation. 
'A(<wiic.  accursed  ;  swum. 
'AQaiiic,  tiiin,  spare,  slender. 
" Aoyae,  ov,  I),  a  burden, 
"j'/jiyof,  «o?,  rii,  .Argos,  a  city. 
" Aijyof,  H,  6,  Arjus,  a  proper  name. 
'Ai>yi(,  I,,  01,  white,  brilliant. 


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'jiQtaTtoy,  oji'Df,  6,  Aristo,  a  innn's  nnme. 
■^,^^iorn>r,  irxro,:,  o,  doiii^  tlio  best  tilings, 
"'-■/oifioc,  ti'o,  fi'of,  liiiub-like,  of  a  Itiiiib. 
\4ottnii,  oi",  0,  a  latnb. 
'^o.Tu)i),  rtf[)inc,  pillajje. 
'-V^n,'ty»;,  a  hook. 
"" ^-I'l'njoi,  not  to  bo  told,  secret. 
\^'J<jijTo(,  odious,  hateful. 
\4nTtul(,  {os,  o,  ),.  entire,  sound. 
~.^7ojf(irc,  uiio:.  »,,  Diniia. 

'^^(jfiToxoc,  havini:^  lately  bronirht  forth. 
\1oTtToxu.-,  beintj  hitcly  born. 
\4oTirotiui:,  beingr  lately  cut. 
'  .7i)riri',no,-,  that  lias  latel}-  cut. 
" .-Inaa^for  irrnu,  what,  wliicli. 
"^■tiWityfor  Ti)«,  some,  certain  ones. 
'  Aaii^n,  a  star. 
'\4aTi;Q,  Aster,  a  city. 

'-Jp,;'o(Tf.!u;,  a  place  in  the  infernal  world. 
\-jaifi6d[Ai)c,  the  (laffjciil,  afowcr. 
Art/\mc,  adv.  surely,  entirely. 
\.7r*'/iiu?,  adv.  unskilfully,  ijnorantly. 
'Ainunoi,  H,  6,  I,,  unchangeable. 
"ATi)o.7r)i,  u,  J,,  Atropos,  one  of  the  Fates. 
"Attu,  interrog.  pro7i.  what,  which. 
''Attu,  (like  unna,)  some,  certain  ones. 
"^ AjTa,aterm  of  respect,  as,  good  father,  &c. 
yii'Y'i,  "i'V'.'Cj  '/»  Aug-e,  a  woman's  name. 
~lvyil,   ai'/.vs,     ),    brightness,   as    of  the 
sun,  &c. 
yfi'T'l,  T«i-r/;c,  this,  that. 
AvTi],  at'Tiji,  herself,  itself. 
'AtpfTi'j,  itipfTijg,  i„  dismission,  releasing. 
\4ifix>i,  "fiTiig,  »,,  Aphete,  an  island. 
"Aqi^ue,  a(pQov,-6,  Apher. 
'AipQug,  u(f.aov,  6,   foam,  froth. 
" A/vnov,  vQov,  TO,  straw,  chaft". 
"  A/vowv,  nnoc,  u,  a  place  for  straw. 


.Wpoii/oc,  a  species  r>/"  locust. 

J^i'ov/i'i,  a  horuld. 
BQt'uiy,  iuiiuc,  o,  gushing,  springing  out. 
Bqumv,  fuios,  the  coast  ofCyreno. 


FaXuTtia,  (with  ei,)  Galatea. 
ra).uria,  (with  (,)    Galatia   or    Gallo-Graj- 
cia. 
rixXi\vr,,  svhst.  a  calm  of  the  sra. 
rui.ipi[,  adj.  fern.  ot'yuXijvig,  calm. 
JTui'kug,  a  inilk-jjail,  a  bucket. 
Favioe,  a  transport  ship  or  vessel. 
riXoiog,  ridiculous,  laughable. 
reXoioc,  exciting  laughter,  rnerry. 
riXuiv,  oivoc,  6,  Gclon,  a.  mini's  niimc. 
r'eko)]-,  lotTog,  0,  laugjiing,  smiling. 
rttfTi'i,  fTijg,  ly,  nativit}',  birth. 
T'lrh);,  hi]g,  i,,  stock  or  race. 
rf(iaiug,  ov,  aged,  old. 
Fii^iutog,  uluv,  of  Gera;a,  Gerasan. 

J'ijQac,  old  age. 
1     r(i>aaig,  an  advancing  to  old  age. 
rXavy.i^,  azure,  sea-green. 
r/.avxi[,  Glauce,  a  woman's  name. 
rXttvy.og,  azure  or  green,  glaucous. 
rkuvxiic,  Glaucus,  a  man's  name. 
rv{io:,  a  circuit,  circle. 
rvQug,  curved,  bent,  crooked. 


B. 


Baihv,  adv.  a  little  while,  a  Httle. 
Baii.v,  TO,  a  palm-branch,  a  bough. 

Baiug,  short,  sn)all. 

BuCng,  Baius,  a  companion  of  Ulysses. 
Bun'iXeia,  a  queen. 
Bani'/.tla,  a  kingdom. 

BuTog,  a  measure  called  a  bath.     Hcbr. 

BuTog,  0,1,,  a  bramble,  a  thorn. 

BaTug,  (with  one  r,)  pervious,  passable. 

Bui  Tog,  (with  double  r,)  Battus,  «  man's 
name. 
Bij/.oc,  Bel  us,  a  man's  name. 
Bt^Xiic,  a  threshold. 

lii'/'U,  (with  one  a,)  Besa,  a  city. 

Btnaa,  (icith  double  a,)  a  hollow,  a  valley. 
Bio;,  jiiov,  0,  life,  liviri'r. 
Bii'ig,  ov,  6,  a  bow,  for  shooting. 

Hioro:,  fiiuTB,  6,  life,  living. 

Bu-nog,  (iiorov,  o,  Clife.)  to  be  lived. 
BXT/nor,  a  species  of  fern. 
B>.i,/i)i,v,  neut.  of  liXti/w'jg,  weak,  feeble. 

Bowv,  <T)vog,  >,,   custody.     JJlexandr. 

B'jmr,  MtTog,  (I,  crying  out,  shouting. 
BQOTog,  adj.  mortal. 
BooTog,  stibst.  gore,  blood. 
BnioTog,  (with  (0.)  eatable. 


Juipvy,  the  laurel. 

Jaipvi'i,  Daphne,  a  proper  name. 

Jt'iiij,  7;c,    and    Jitvi'j,  $tiif/g,  fern.,  to  be 
feared,  wicked. 

Jinog,  grave,  grievous, 
JfiQi],  Siint'jg,  ii,  the  front  of  the  neck. 
Jc'iQ'l,  Seloiig,  ij,  Dcre,  a  city  of  Ethiopia. 

^(xueTi'g,  (of  time  only.)  ten  years. 

Jty.tihxr^g,    (of  any    thing,)   being   of  ten 
years  old,  &.c. 
/iflif'tg,  and  Jtf.ipir,  a  dolphin. 
JiX(prg,  (icith  V,)  the  womb,  the  belly. 

Jtzafieri'j,  ij}c,  »,,  a  cistern,  reservoir. 

Jiza^iivij,  i»;c,  i^,  part.  fijn.  receiving. 
JinnoTiig,  (with  »/,)  a  lord,  master. 
JiajToTig,  (with  i,)  a  mistress. 

z/»J/oc,  evident,  manifest. 

Jt]Xog,  H,  i,,  the  island  of  Delos. 
/1i]uog,  ii\uov,  6,  a  people,  a  tribe. 
Jt.^iog,  Siifiov,  6,  fatness,  fat. 

J.httonia,  adverbially,  in  public,  publicly. 

Ji^fiuaia,  Tu,  neut.  pi.  public  things. 
Jijiuf,  (with  >;.)  laying  waste. 
J'io)v,  (with  /,)  Dion,  a  man's  name. 

Jta,  ace.  of  Ztug,  Jupiter. 

//(u,  prep,  by,  through,  &c. 
Jhri,  »,,  a  whirlpool,  vorte.x. 
Jiiog,  6,  a  whirlwind. 

//I'vwv,  virog,  Dino,  a  man's  name. 

/fivi~tv,  ovvToc.  rolling,  revolving. 


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Jioy(v>\?,  noble,  bom  of  Jove. 
Jiuyit'i?,  Diogenes,  a  nuiu's  name. 

Jto?,  Ca,  lot,  divine,  godlilie. 

Jiue,  gen.  of  Zfc:,  Jupiter. 

J.UWC,  {with  01  like  i.)  double,  twofold. 
x/i'/oToKo?,  dividing   (any   thing)    into    two 

parts. 
Jt/uiuuog,  divided  into  two  parts. 

Jiixug,  fiiy.uv,  appearance,  opinion. 

Juxiis,  S<jxuv,  a  beam,  rafter. 
Ju/.ii,;,  deceitful,  deceptive. 
Jo?.iu:,  Dolius,  a  man's  name. 

Juii/>„  subst.  Doliche,  an  island. 

Juii/i'iffem.  adj.  long. 
//.'.AOJ»,  laiiw:,  o,  suusl.  Dolon,  a  man's  name. 
Jij/.t7>v,  oviTug,  6,  part,  deceiving. 

Jni'uo:,  «,  0,  Drymus,  a  man's  name. 

Jiiviivg,  ov,  o,  a  wood,  forest. 
Ji'(fl,  dual  adj.  two. 
J  Jul,  verb,  to  enter,  go  into. 


Efhla,  suhst.  Idyia,  the  mother  of  Medea. 
Eli)vtix,part.ftm.kno\vincr. 

Etxoiy,  oiTo?,  part,  yielding-,  obeying. 

Ei'xdiv,  oioc,  ),,  subst.  an  image,  ligure. 
£111,  indie,  of  t i'/tti,  he  said. 
Euii,  imperat.  of  eiVrto,  say  thou. 

Efc,  prrp.  in,  into. 

Juc,  numeral,  one. 
"ExTog,  numeral,  sixth. 
'ExTuc,  adv.  out  of,  without. 

'Ex.iXio},  verb,  to  sail  from. 

"ExnXtc,  adv.  fully,  entirely. 
'EXi/'t'ov,  oiioc,  6,  an  olive-garden. 
'Eitnir,  ot'iToy,  pitying,  commiserating. 

' EXaonviy,  oro:,  less,  smaller. 

'  Ei.unoiov,  oui-ro.-,  diminishing. 
''EX'.viy,  oiTog,  part,  following. 
'E/uiir,  oioc,  o,  an  olive-yard. 

EXtog,  uv,  iu,  pity,  commiseration. 

'EX-jug,  uv,  <),  Eleus,  a  rirer  ;  a  table. 
"EXfuntg,  log,  >,,  coming,  arrival. 
'EXtun'ig,  dug,  /,,  P.^leU8l8,  a  cittj. 

"EXijig,  6,  ElpJB,  a  man'.s  name. 

'EXfiig,  >,,  hope,  expectation. 

riiiitv,from  i'l.Ki.  to  send. 

I  iiiifr,  frnm  n'lil,  "r  Xm,  to  be. 

'/•■>■,  prrp.  in,  among. 

"  Ev,  urut.  of  »T«,  one. 
"En,  for  tnri,  is. 
'Eyl,for  «i,  in. 

'£iius,  i„  numrrnl.  tlio  ninth. 

'Efue,  »,,  unity,  a  unit. 
'  P"'?i  gen.  of  ng,  of  one. 
'  V.nii,  tt'tv,  6,  a  year,  of  a  year  old 

'Eriiv,  to  unite,  join. 

'£iMW,  to  ithake. 
'EiT(io/tij,  truly,  indeed. 
/•.'iT()o/ii,',  ijf.  >i,  Hhame,  diflldencc. 

" Ez    Jiunieral,  nix. 

'Hi.  prrp.  out  of,  from. 
lilaiitu,  lie  nngment.s. 
Kiaiov,  ho  liberates. 

'Elixt{>iTt)g,  huv,  adj.  select,  taken  out. 

'Egtti(inus,  *Tov,  adj.  chief,  principal. 


ElayiWtot,  the  children  of  cousins 
'Eluiiii'tol,  cousins. 

"Ezut,  adv.  outside  of,  without. 
"Ezuijfut.  of  i-'/cu,  1  shall  have. 
'Iiorxuc,  {icith  0,)  neut.  like. 
'Eoixdjg,  (with  w,)  masc.  like. 

"Enauoc,  aire,  praise,  commendation. 
'£;T:anoc,  anov,  grave,  dreadful. 
^E.iao^ia,  a  province. 
'E.iuo/iu,  Eparchia,  a  7coman's  name. 

'E^YixTt,g,  8,  6,  a  workman,  an  operative. 

'fyyuTic,  tSog,  i,.fem.  a  work-woman. 
'J?oii«J?,  ov,  a  species  of  fig. 
'jfytrsoc,  iov,  fruit  of  the  wild  fig-tree. 

"E^xiiog.  (with  ti,)  protecting  dwellings, 
epith.  of  Jupiter. 

"Ei)xiog,{irilki,)  enclosure,  dwelling. 
'EiJfiaiog,  of  or  belonging  to  Mercury. 
'Euiiaiog,  {Xu(j!og,)  a  mound,  tumulus. 

'Eijutptiix,  interpretation. 

'Ei>tn;tlix,  the  foot  or  support  of  a  couch. 
"Euu),  {with  one  q,)  to  speak,  say. 
'Eijooi,  (with  double  o.)  to  perish,  die. 

'EraCoug,  a  friend,  associate. 

"EriQog,  another,  oth^r. 
"F.Tog,  txiug,  TO,  a  year. 
'Erog,  adv.  in  vain. 

Evuv9r,g,  o,  Euantbes,  a  man's  name. 

Ex'av^i\g,  6,  i„  florid,  flowery. 
Evi[Snu,  (with  «(,)  sloth,  indolence. 
Evi]9iu,  (with  (,)  good  morals. 

Ev&^'foXug,  riglitly  thrown  or  cast. 

EvSv(i6Xog,  rightly  tlirowing  or  casting. 
ErOi'g,  adverbialhj,  immediately. 
Ei'Srg,  as  an  adj.  straiglit,  right. 

Evnuui,g,  (with  >„)  easy. 

Er iittoig,  (icith  (,)  a  shoe,  sandal. 
Ei'.i(tdi,g,  obedient,  submissive. 
Ev'.ielOtig,  obedient  to  the  chief. 

Evnog,  breadth,  latitude. 

Ev(iog,  the  wind  called  Eurus. 
Evof^iwy,  ovnug,  practising  piety 
Evniion-,  oroc,  o,  Eusebon,  a  innn's  name 

EvoSiyijg,  Eusthoncs,  a  man  s  name. 

Evnfiiyil:,  strong  .  able,  brave. 
Erru/ia,  iiappiiicss,  felicity. 
EiTi'/iu,  Eutychia,  a  looman's  name. 

"H/.tnu,  »,,  enmity. 

'E/SQUffem.  oi'  ijc^Qog,  inimical. 


Z. 


Ziv,  tijvuf,  d,  Jupiter. 
Zi]y,  injin.  of  tuoj,  to  live. 

Zvfiic,  •>,  ma.sr..  a  y<ik<!  for  oxon. 

Zvyiic,  i,,fcm.  (he  Ihniiii  of  a  balance. 
Zi'^tor,  coiou,  Tu,  nil  uiiim.il. 
Zuiitv,  Cwoii,  TO,  neul.  oft,itiot  alivo 


H. 


'Tt^i,  conj.  also,  and. 
"Hit,  pron.  this,  that. 


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'Hi,  conj.  or,  than. 

'Hi,  verb,  ho  went. 
'Wf,  in  what  place,  to  whom,  how  far. 
"^H,  certainly,  assuredly. 

" H'/.iuc,  the  sun. 

'///.HOC,  (^willi  «!,)  an  Elean. 
^Hf.uc,  i,Aoi',  o,  a  nail,  peg. 
'HXijc,  i,/.oi',  foolish,  simple. 

" Huf'i,  010?,  ti,  a  dart-thrower,  spear-man 

' Hif'r,  gen.  pi.  of  us. 
' Hoitiuf,  Heraus,  n  man's  name. 
'Hnutoc,  of  or  relating  to  Juno. 

' Hiiu/.i.nu,  Ileraclea,  a  cllij,aml  a  woman's 
name. 

' H(tuxf.i'nt,  Herculean. 
'Ho.'.xf.nu^,  Heraclean,  of  Heraclea. 
' Hiiux'.tiij?,  Herculean. 

'//waz.'.ffc,  Hercules. 

'H{iux).i]c,  Hercules, 
"//rrcir,  less,  smaller. 
'Hrrioi ,  lessening,  diminishing. 
'' JIttuv,  adv.  less. 

"H/ij,  fauie,  rumour. 

"7//I,  adc.  where,  in  what  place. 


0. 


P)u/..'tiiai,  dens  of  wild  animals. 

©u.'.ui.ut,  the  temple  of  Castor  and  Pollux. 

PiUijnui,  boldness,  courage. 

(•>ijunuc.  temerity,  rashness. 
(^ix'f.'m,  a  banquet,  feast. 
6u>.(iu,  {with  SI,)  celebrity  ;  aJso  Thalia. 

(^uii;iLC,  uv,  o,    astonishment,  wonder. 

(•).Lu;l<jc.  eoc,  ti),  fear,  stupefaction. 
f)«u,  x^frrc,  I,,  a  goddess. 
0*'u,  fl»uc,  I,,  a  spectacle,  show,  sight. 

PliuTuxu?,  I,,  bringing  forth  a  god. 

(•tdruxDC,  6,  born  of  a  god. 
Pintiij,  -Sfoi/i/c,  j,,  warmth,  heat. 
0«{ji(i|,  diinn,i.ff.m.  adj.  warm,  hot. 

piiiiiiuc,  o,  a  lupine. 

P>t<^i.i.c,  (,,  01 ,  warm,  hot. 
(•>i]/.vc,  x)i'i).tof,  i,,  a  female,  a  woman. 
0»;/."'c.  St,Xi'o(,  I,,  a  nipple  or  teat. 

(•)tiii'~tr,  fc)iToc,  pari,  hunting. 

W,,'()oiv,  Olio?,  Theron,  a  man's  name. 
0O/O?,  -50/01),  a  dome,  vaulted  room. 
Gu'/.ug,  adj.  turbid,  foul. 

01.1/0?.  ^riiov,  the  herb  thyme. 

Piviiog,  Sviiuv,  mind,  courage,  spirit. 
0i'iiu,  a  door,  a  gate. 
Gi'iit,!.  the  aperture  of  a  door  or  gate. 

Wi.oToc,  the  thyrsus  of  the  baccJianals . 

©I'jjooj,  Thyrsus,  a  vian's  name. 


'  Ji\tt  finog,  sitting,  seated. 

'  J{\ii'i.iiiic,  strengthened,  confirmed. 
'  linuty,  iiii/c,  .ittl.st.  liiero,  /»  nian's  name. 
' Jtiif't}-,  i'-tiii)f,  part,  sacrihcing. 

' Ixhii,  ifiiic,  I,,  a  (female)  suppliant. 

'Jxir>)C,  Of,  o,  a  (male)  su])pliant. 
'/)u,  >,?,  I,,  suhst.  a  fall,  decline. 
"liu,  conj.  that. 

'/iiVc,  Indian,  of  India. 

"/k^oc,  the  Indus,  a  river. 
"  'or,  i'on,  a  violet. 
'lor,  neut.  of  part.  Iiov,  going. 

'Invii,  oil,  a  furnace,  oven. 

"  Invoc,  i',1  ruv,  a  lantern. 
"/()ic,  the  iris,  a  plant. 
'  J{>ic,  Iris,  a  (Toililess, 

'  Jin,Q,  sacred,  holy. 

'' Itio:,  a  mendicant. 
''  Jn/i(<'f,  ovTue,  Hisi)on,  a  man's  name. 
' lnnw\\  f'-ioc.  To,  comprehending,  containing 

'  1/Si't,  a  fish. 

"/^fli'c,  Ichthvs,  a  man's  name. 
'Tv>r,  oviToc,  full  of  poison. 
"/oir,  o'loc.  Ion,  (/  proper  name. 

'/oDi'u,  Ionia,  «  country. 

'itoMu,  a  violet-bed. 


I. 


Iu,fem.  adj.  alone,  only. 
Ju,  sybst.  a  voice,  cry. 

'/ili,  conj.  and,  also. 

^Jih,  verb,  see,  behold. 
'7^0'',  adverbially,  behold  I  lo 
*JJoO,  verb,  see,  behold. 


K. 


Kalrrj,  Ctene,  a  city. 
Kuivi\.fem.  of  zui I o§,  new. 

I(uxi[,fem.  oi  xuxic,  bad,  wicked. 

A'uzt;,  evil,  wickedness. 
KuftuiQihv,  oOiToc,  subverting. 
Kuf)uiuvir,  oiToc,  purifymg. 

Ku'/./.in-dirtji,  Callisthenes,  a  man's  name. 

Ku/./.ici9evi\c,  powerful,  strong, 
/fu/or,  suhst.  dried  wood. 
Ku'/.uv,  adj.  neut.  of  xu'f.ic,  beautiful. 

Ku'/./.uc,  {icith  double  /,)  toe,  t6,  beauty. 

Ku'/.uc,  {with  one  ).,)  good,  fair. 
KuXo'?,  subst.  a  rope,  a  cable. 
Ku'/.o'C,  adv.  well,  finely. 

Kuiijii],  a  bend,  curvature. 

K^fini],  a  canker-worm. 
KarSuc,  the  corner  of  the  eye. 
Kui-doq,  Canthus,  a  man's  name. 

A»(tyoc,  masc.  the  fruit  of  the  cedar 

J(iS(ivs.fem.  the  cedar-tree. 
Kiiioc.foT  fXfCruc,  he. 
Keii'og,  for  xiric,  empty. 

/fiVj,  fate,  lot,  death. 

J(i](>,  the  heart,  soul. 
I{i]ooc,  Ccrus,  a  river. 
Ktjooe,  wax. 

Ki(i()u,  Cirrha,  a  city. 

Kiijnu,  flame-like. 
Kluv,  oioc,  subst.  a  pillar,  column. 
Kidiv,  07T0?,  part,  iroing. 

K/.itTiK,  subst.  Cietus,  a  proper  name. 

I{/.(iTuc,  adj.  glorious,  fiimcus. 
K/.IIO),  subst.  Cho,  one  of  the  Muses. 
KXtiuf,  verb,  to  praise,  celebrate. 

KXi'iQoc,  suhst.  lot,  chance. 
/fxi,()ijc,  adj.  determined  by  lot. 
KXlnig,  foi?,  an  inclining  towards. 
Kiiiais,  tog,  an  inclining  of  the  whole  army 


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I- 

KiioiSa),  sulst.  Clotho,  one  of  the  Fates. 

Kf-udoi,  verb,  to  wind  round,  enfold. 
Kiynuc.  subst.  a  noise  ;  a  boasting. 
KuiLiue.  adj.  boasting,  vaunting. 

/folic,  Mo;,  dust. 

Kuiic.  I'jc,  nits,  the  eggs  of  lice,  &c. 
Kijiii;.  (with  one  (>.)  a  virgin,  maiden. 
Aov{*>/,  (with  double  y.)  the  head  and  neck. 

Kiiovi.Jcm.  a  helmet,  casque. 

KCt)iic,  masc.  a  wood-louse,  bug. 
/ro(j'"ioc,  Coronus,  a  mountain. 
Aufjoiio;.  an  angle. 

Kuf(iiy.i;,  iidj.  of  ur  belonging  to  a  barber. 

Kui'fjixuc.  subst.  an  emporium. 
Koi'ijioi ,  Curium,  a  ciiy. 
Kuvon'ut ,  a  barber's  shop. 

A'o.'c,  Cretan,  of  Crete. 

Ko/c,  for  x'jiuc.  flesh,  meat. 
7f(jiio",  pres.  1  judge. 
Kuni'-'.fut.  1  shall  or  will  judge. 

/fo/ioir,  part,  judging. 

Kitiruir.  subst.  a  bed  of  lilies. 
Kijiic.  a  ram. 
Koine.  Crius,  a  mun's  name. 

A'oor'-'i-,  subst.  a  tike  or  tick. 

KiJuTt'ir.  part,  applauding. 
K''<^u<;,  ov.  reproacli,  reviling. 
Kvi^uc.  foe.  glory,  eminence. 

Kvxim.  verb,  to  mix,  mingle. 

Kvxt''^,  for  xvuf'^iu.  a  potion. 
Kutuj/iijC,  masc.  shameless,  impudent. 
Kui'o.Tie.fem.  shameless,  impudent. 

Kv/iuumno?,  o,  Cyparissus,  (/  proper  name. 

K \j :t uitifdui ,  >,,  a  cypress-tree. 
K<'{>t<Ji.  H.  o.  lord,  master. 
Jiufiii'jg,  Cyrius,  the  name  of  a  place. 

Krijue,  on,  o,  Cyrus,  a  man's  nume. 

Kt'ijui;,  ntc.  To,  dominion,  command. 
Kvorig.  gibbous,  bent, 
yiinroj.a  fishing  implement. 

Ainjof,  gibbous,  crooked. 

A'i'«/ioc,  Cyphus,  a  city. 
f(i'iii\ ,  subst.  a  dog. 
Kvuiv.  part,  pregnant,  teeming. 


Aa^i,  Jlttic.  take,  receive. 
Auit,  rinn.  dial,  take,  receive. 
jiu;t,',,  a  handle,  hilt. 
.i/Jr^t/.  an  occanion,  pretext. 

JiA^iilui.  adj.  abounding,  excessive. 

Ju^iuit.  indifTf-rfnt,  mi;diocre. 
Jiiyog.  Lagii<i,  a  mun's  name. 
Aufui,  a  hare. 

Jaxii»\  adj.  Laconian  or  Spartan. 

Juxiur.  part,  taking  by  lot. 
JuSuiv,  subst.  Liiliinn.  a  rircr. 
AuOwv,  part.  Ivinq  hid. 

JCiinott,  fubit.  Lampra,  n  city. 

/tail rtna.  fun .  adj.  brilliant,  splendid. 
jIuoc,  a  ittone,  rock. 
Auoi.  a  people,  populace. 

JaQo:.  adj.  sweet. 

Ainioc,  sabsi.  a  spf.rie.i  "/"sea-bird. 
Ja/ui,  {with  o.)  lot,  chance. 
AitxoJi.  {with  (ij,)  as  if 


JtxvSoTTwXijg,  (with  >;,)  masc.  a  vender  of 

pulse. 
Jtxv^u/iv'Xig,  {2cith  (,)  a  (female)  vender  o' 
pulse. 

Jiiiui,  «Toc,  a  promontory. 

Jtnui.  afiug,  a  limpet. 
Jinrii,  subst.  Lepte,  a  city. 
Jt/iTi],  adj.  slender,  thin. 

Jtvxi'^.fem.  adj.  white. 

Jd'xt],  subst.  a  poplar-tree. 
Jii'xwr,  suLst.  Leucon,  a  man's  name. 
Jivxiov,  part,  making  white. 

Ji]fiiia.  gain,  acquisition. 

Ji'iiiix,  fortune,  opportunity. 
j-Z/'iu/oc,  adj.  Leiisean. 
J»,iu("oc,  Bacchus. 

-/i,Toi  oyei'i ,  (icith  >/,)  to  execute  an  office. 

JiTuiijyiiv.  {tcith  I.)  to  revile. 
J'lyvc,  Ligurian. 
Jiyi'c.  shrill,  noisy. 

Ji^oTuiiuc,  adj.  cut  out  of  stone. 

JiSurifiuc,  subst.  a  stone-cutter. 
JiTtuoa,  subst.  Lipara,  an  island. 
Jinuiiu,  adj.  fat. 

JU,  a  lion. 

Ji's,  a  thin  cloth,  of  Unen,  &c. 
Joyiuv.  an  oracle. 
Juyttiiv,  a  rostrum,  pul])it. 

Jvci'iac,  uv,  o,  Lysias,  a  man's  name. 

Jvni^g,  u(?oc,  i, ,  Lysias,  a.  looman's  name. 
Ji'oiq,  a  release,  a  letting  loose. 
Jvnic,  Lysis,  a  man's  name. 

Ji'^Tug,  Lotus,  a  muji's  name. 

Auyxif,  the  lotus,  a  plant. 


M. 

Muxoov,  subst.  a  promontory. 
iMaxoijv,  ncut.  adj.  long. 

/\j('n«\ \  adj.  less,  inferior. 

Atuf'ov,  part,  lessening. 
I\](/.i  fiiij,  Mclitinc,  a  woman's  name 
AJtXnin'i,  adj.  being  of  Melite. 

AJiyiii,  pres.  tense,  I  remain. 

AlniTt/ful.  tense,  I  shall  remain. 
AJeionxi'i.  placable,  appeasing. 
i\Jfiuf'ixi,g,  yielding,  complying. 

AJ  1,(^1x1;,  a  .species  o/"  plant. 

i'H)j^ixil,  Median,  nf  the  Medea. 
Ali]Au;,  a  IVledc,  Median. 
Mh^iK.  care,  regard. 

Ahni'j};,  libidmouH,  lustful. 

fllint,fi'i.  odious,  hateful. 
flJottjifcni.  adj.  alone,  only. 
AJori],  subst.  an  abode,  mansion. 

AJu/Si^{ii'i(.  laborious. 

t^lfiX-'i>,t<'>c.  diflicult,  hard. 
A7i'/.xoc,  .Myllus,  a  man's  name. 
AJvA^oc,  aquint-cycd. 

Alfoiu,  ntul.  pi.  infinite  in  numbers. 

AJ'^iia,  ten  thousand. 
fl/L'^)lol,  masc.pl.  infinite  in  numbers. 
AJt\iiui,  musc.pl.  ten  thoiiNand. 

Al  <{>o<r.  subst   Myron,  a  man's  name., 

Al i{i''ir,  redolent. 
AIi'ui,  to  shut  the  eyes. 
Aivw,  to  instruct,  as  in  holy  things. 


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N. 


NitQxi<i(ro(,  wasc.  Narcissus,  a  youth's  7iamc 
Auoxinouc.  fciii.  the  plant  called  narcissus. 

Ntui,  I'liliow  land. 

Niui,  new,  youiiij. 
J\'ixoir,  siibst.  Nicon,  a.  mans  navie. 
h'txf'u-,  part,  conquering. 

J\'o4/«ioi',  Ipiral,  legitimate. 

KouuCor,  pastoral,  relating  to  flocks. 
A'uiiof,  a  law. 
Nuiivc,  a  pasture  ;  an  abode. 

A'l'u^iioc,  relating  to  brides. 

A^ii/(;'i'o;,  a  bridegroom. 
A"ii»',  (iilv.  now,  applied  to  present,  past,  and 

future. 
Nvii,  adv.  now,  applied  to  the  present. 


Ot^xovy,  therefore. 
Ornuvr,  no,  by  no  means. 

Oi'yu,  a  tail. 

Ovoa,  onset,  impetus. 
Oi'{iui,  oil,  (),  a  naval  station. 
Ofovg,  fog,  to,  a  mountain. 
0('(Joc,  to;,  71),  a  boundary. 
Oi'ijug,  on,  6,  a  fair  wind. 
Oy^ioc,  TO,  urine. 

Ovrog,  demonstr.  and  rclat.  pron.  this,  that 

OiToot,  demonstr.  prvn.  tills,  that. 

Oi  ro)?,  {^citli  (1),)  tidv.  llius,  so. 

OvTog,  {with  o,)  this,  that. 


S. 


S''Jy9t],  suhst.  Xanthe,  a.  woman's  name. 
^uvSi],  feh.  adj.  yellow  ;  auburn. 

S~i>9uc.  suhst.  Xanthiis,  «.  proper  name. 

^txf9<<,  adj.  yellow  ;  auburn. 
^f\u>f.  Xenon,  a  man's  name. 
J^trwr,  an  inn,  hotel. 


O. 


O'xfnai,  of  a  family,  hij  relationship. 
Oixi'tc.  of  a  family,  as  viembers. 
Oliiog,  a  path,  a  way. 
Oi'i'i/,  a  song,  a  tale. 
'OxKig,  suhst.  tardiness,  sluggishness. 
'Oxrus.  adj.  slow,  sluggish. 

"O^.og,  adj.  all,  whole. 

' 0'i.!>g,  for  9u/.og,  the  black  liquor  of  the 
cuttle-fish. 
"Otioig,  conj.  however,  yet. 
'Oi"oc,  adv.  in  like  manner. 

"Or,  neut.  pari,  being. 

"Ov.  rel.  pron.  whom,  which. 
"Otan,  adverbially,  without  sleep. 
"Oiixo.  aQoc.  suhst.  a  dream. 

'Ozvc,  (with  V.)  acute,  sharp;  swift. 

'Oils,  (with  I.)  a  vinegar  cruet. 
"0.7»;.  adv.  where,  whither. 
O.Ti',  suhst.  an  orifice,  aperture. 

"O/ioc.  (irith  ui,)  adv.  how,  as. 

'O.iuc,  (inilh  {>.)  suhst.  sap,  juice. 
"Oo.Voc,  sub.'it.  Orthus,  n  man's  name. 
'OijSuc,  adj.  right,  straight. 

"Onuoc,  a  harbour,  haven. 

'Oiniijg.  a  collar,  nocklace. 
'"Ooog,  to:,  to,  a  mountain,  hill. 
"O'j'j:,  ov.  It.  a  boundary,  limit. 
'Oqu:.  ov.  whey,  serum. 

"Oncia,  Ossa,  a  mountain. 

"Onna,  a  voice  ;  rumour. 
ol).  relat.  pron.  of  whom,  whose 
Oi: .  adv.  no,  not. 

Oi-^iv,  nothing. 

OiS^iv,  not  even  one. 


n. 


TTalih-jnic,  instruction,  education.  ' 

IJuiihiu,  learning,  instruction. 
nui()i'u,  juvenile  play  or  sport. 
TlaiS'iu,  (ipith  ixi,)  pi.  boys,  youths. 
lliSiu,  (with  t,)  pi.  plains. 
Tluiwv,  a  name  oj  Apollo. 
TluU'iy,  a  psEon,  a  metrical  foot. 
Ila/.Auc,  aSog,  i^,  the  goddess  Pallas. 
TluXXug,  urrug,  o,  Pallas,  a  giant. 
Tliiv.  TO,  neut.  of  /lag,  all,  every. 
7/u-r,  6,  the  god  Pan. 
IJuiTcc/i/,  (with  ij.)  every  where. 
riurTu/ui,  (with  oi,)  whithersoever. 

TL'.ija,  verb, for  nuftinri,  is  or  are  present. 
Ila(i'a,  prep,  with,  at,  except. 
TIu'Jity.oiTijg,  ov,  6,  a  husband. 
TJuijuxoirig,  loc,  > ,  a  wife. 
nai>u(i(i)iToc,  (with  double  p.)  spoken. 
T/unuoijuc,  (inith  one  p,)  cxorable. 
TTuiniuc,  u(5o?,  *,,  the  jaw. 
IJuni'iuc,  ov,  o,  a  kind  o/ serpent. 
TJuOfifii,  to  be  present. 
TJuofitii,  to  approach. 
TJuitdfv'ixti,  ixi^g,  1^,  Parthenice,  a  woman's 

name. 
IlaQSfiiy.i'i,  xi~c,  i;,  a  virgin. 

TJuaaadat,  (a  long,)  to  possess. 
TJJ.nan-f)ai ,  (u  short.)  to  taste. 
TTiiTouxroiog,  killed  bv  a  father. 
nurooxrCivc,  that  kills  a  father. 
TlaruOjoQ,  paternal. 
TJarijviuQ,  a  step-father. 
Tlti^oj,  ooe,  /,  suhst.  persuasion. 
UiLSot,  verb,  to  persuade. 

T/fiooT,  ovTog,  6,  traversing,  passing. 
TJtifjfny,  foiToc,  1),  trying,  attempting. 
TTf/.lac,  lov,  6,  Pelias,  a  man's  name. 
JliAfiuQ,  ui^oc,  i,,  a  land  of  dove, 
r/foi,  adv.  beyond. 
T/fni,  prep,  concerning,  about. 
TTfi'xioc,  made  of  pine. 
Tlevxfioc,  Peucean,  of  Pcuce. 
niio'v,  oiToe,  drinking. 
TTcivr7,v,  mvTog,  being  hungry. 
TTXfluiy,  adj.  more,  greater. 
ID.fiiltr,  suhst.  a  year;  time. 

JTXot'rviv,  oiioc,  6,  suhst.  the  god  PlutO- 
TI/.ovTi'" ,  ovvroc,  part,  enriching. 
77oiu,  inte.rrog.  what,  of  what  kind. 
nuiu,  some,  certain. 


WORDS  WRITTEN  OR  PRONOUNCED  ALIKE. 


(jug 


ITotoc,  interrog.  what,  of  what  kind. 
JIuiuc,  some,  certain. 
Jlokti.ctr,  uiiog,  o,  subst.  Polemon,  a  man's 

name. 
IloXnii'n,  oviTo:,  part,  making  war. 
IJ^iitnoc,  a  husbandman. 
77oi  i/Joc,  bad,  wicked. 
ITuTf,  when,  at  wliicli  time. 
JIuTt.  sometimes. 

UuTus,  subsl.  a  drinking,  a  draught. 
77ur<j,-,  adj.  potable. 
Uouriiu^  Prasia,  a  city. 
Jlotjcfiiu,  a  border,  in  a  garden. 
Il'iir,  adv.  before,  previously. 
TZ^^iir,  HOC,  ),,  subsl.  a  holm-oak. 
U'tiTuitiu,  the  pay  of  a  magistrate. 
IIovTxxviiu,  the  time  of  service  of  a  magis 
trate. 
n(Jt:T.lit;g,  (icilk  i;,)  a  prytanc  or  magis- 
trate. 
IJoi'tuii:,  (with  i,)  providence. 
TlnutTuyuvo:,  first-bom. 
Jltiii'Tuyuioc.  bringing  forth  first. 
no'-noc:  first,  prior. 
Ilinaug,  fatal. 
TTiimTuTuxue,  first-born. 
IJijvrToriiy.u;.  bringing  forth  the  first  time. 
ITrr/i,,  a  fold,  a  folding. 
Tlrvz'',,  a  hollow,  a  valley. 
TTf/iii',  a  bo.xing,  a  list. 
Uv/iiii,  adverbially,  tenaciously;  with  fre- 
quency. 
TlvStor,  rython,  a  ■place. 
JlrSvn-,  Python,  the  serpent. 
JIi'XaiQc,  Pyl.-Pan,  of  Pylos. 
Jlijf.uioc,  Pylsean,  epithtt  of  Mercury. 
Tli'Xti,  7Ti'/.»;c,  »,,  a  door,  gate. 
Uvii?,  idu:,  I.,  a  little  door  or  gate. 
TTv'jniJg,  red,  tawny. 
riiiiitui,  Pyrrhus,  a  man's  name. 


Pi  la  for  P'ia,  Rhea,  a  proper  name. 
ffiu.'/z/r.  easily,  readily  ;  and  (toiu,  (with  ot,) 
a  pomegranate. 

Piyior,  neut.  adj.  colder. 

Piythif,  a  cloth /or  covering. 
Pn;],  a  file. 
Pivr^,  a  kinil  q/'doj-fish. 

Pi-'>i,  Flhipo,  a  city. 

Pi.ii',,  the  force  of  the  wind. 
P'lii't.    Sr.r.  under  Pifa. 
Pi>U,  the  mime  an  /'n/.L 

Pi'uhi):,  adj.  Rhodinn,  of  RhodcB. 

Pi)i)i<,;,  mibst.  Klio(huH,  a  river. 
P.,>\',iv,  a  nsc-bed. 
PoAiiiy,  Rliddon,  a  man's  name. 

P\  tiHn;,  Rhvriiliii.s.  a  rirrr. 

Pi-uflvi,  violenco,  a  whirling. 


^urxog,  (irith  double  x.)  n  nnck,  sarkrlofh. 
2uxoi;,  {with  one  x.)  a  shield. 


2:uO(in-,  suhst.  Saron,  a.  sea-god. 
2:ui>''>r.  part,  sweeping. 
Sfiijixil,  Siricc,  a  national  name. 
2i(iii'ix\,  Sirice,  a  wuvmn's  name. 

I'liivty,    Sinon,  a  inan's  ntimc. 

^tivioy,  part,  liurting,  injuring. 
-ty(,  siibst.  silence, 
.i'/yi;,  adverbially,  silently. 

2:"iy),/.u;,  subst.  a  narcissus. 

2:iyt/.6;,  adj.  silent,  taciturn. 
.5ic';,(Joc,  subst.  iron. 
2ifii,i>6c:,  adj.  made  of  iron. 

^'itio:,  s-ubst.  a  hind  offish. 

Siuuf,  adj.  flat-nosed. 
2^luvtr,  Simon,  a  mari's  name. 
Siiii'ir,  part,  threatening,  impending. 

2:iTog,  subst.  wheat,  corn 

—  iTuc,  adj.  esculent,  eatable. 
^xutyil,  the  act  of  digging. 
^'xuiir„  a  trough  ;  a  boat,  skiff. 

.izoT/oc,  adj.  dark  ;  illegitimate. 

2xuT'toc,  subst.  Scotius,  a  man's  name. 
S.'iuiirij,  subst.  a  cord,  rope. 
jr.7u(JT/,',/cwt.  adj.  sown,  disseminated.* 

^.lu'jTu?,  a  Spartan. 

2;iu()Tuc.  adj.  sown,  disseminated. 
^nuvdil,  subsi.  diligence,  study. 
2/iuvf~i,  adverbially,  diligently. 

^ru(pv/.i ,  a  bunch  of  grapes. 

STatfiiXij,  a  plumb-line. 
^T.'t/vc,  (short,)  sing,  an  car  or  spike. 
.5"tu/i,'c,  (long,)  plur.  ears,  spikes. 

2rhv>r,for  orirutbjv,  sighing. 

2riVMr,  for  aTfio;(o(tiwr,  contracting,  re- 
stricting. 
St'i/.^ov,  ncut.  part,  shining,  brilliant. 
2ti'a^ov,  wantonly  paniiiered. 

Htvari'iix,  {with  n,)  a  military  expedition. 

^jnuriu,  (villi  I,)  an  army. 
^Tinul,  the  shaff.  of ;i  sjjear. 
^Ti'ou'i,  a  hind  oj^  gum,  stora.v. 

^I'liQYoc,  co-onerating  with. 

.S'uityyoc,  a  fellow-labourer. 
^vf,  prep.  with. 
2ivf,  areas.  oT  avc,   a  hog. 

2:(po(\Hi,  adv.  very  much,  very. 

2(li)(\iu,  fern.  adj.  vehement,  earnest. 
^■/il^iuQ,  adj.  e.\tenipfirancous. 
^/f^iui;,  subst.  Schcdius,  a  man's  name. 

^/mrij?,  0,  a  female  garment. 

.i'/ioTui,  ui,  women's  shoes. 
^j(i>i.>'i,  leisure  ;  a  school. 
2:/oXl^,,  adverbially,  scarcely  ;  leisurely. 


T. 


Taonoc,  TarnuB,  «.  city. 
Ta^ini/(,  a  bench  for  rowers. 

TitvnvxTtno:,  killed  by  a  bull. 

Tai\ii,xii,i(i:.  a  bull-killer. 
T»iic,  thine,  your. 
T/«c,  some.  any. 

TtvxQoi:,  'I'cuccr,  a  man's  name. 

Ttvxiu'ic,  Trojan,  of  Troy. 
Tt/rnximne,  Boeing  far  off. 
TiXinxonoi,  KCPII  t'iir  ofl'. 

Titian-,  subst.  'I'imon.  «  man'ii  nam*, 

Tiui'iv,  part,  hontjurinjf. 


fitO 


WORDS  WRITTEN  OR  PRONOUNCED  ALIKE. 


Tiin,  intcrrog.  jiron.  wlio. 
Tii».-,  prort.  iidj.  some,  any. 
Tiiiui,  stilist.  a  section  ;  a  tome,  volume. 

Tokos',  <"()•  C»'t  ",  that  CUtS. 

T(,in\-.  (ipith  fi,)  pi.  tlirec. 
Toi.-,  (irith  I,)  uilv.  tlirice. 

Ttufffc,  in  or  for  tliree  years. 

T(_i((rf'c,  triennial. 
ToiiMv,  ui'vTui;,  nialiiniT  a  third  part,  etc. 
Tyi'ru'i,  gen.  pi.  of  iniro:,  tliird. 

TovfMr,  (r>iToc,  liviny;  luxuriously. 

Tni'i/jwr,  on  oc,  Trypho,  a  man's  name. 
Tyo/o?,  a  wiieol ;  revolution. 
T(i<'</oc,  a  raco-courso. 

T()i7>;ro;,  the  time  of  vintage. 

T(Ji')'i;roc,  vintage. 
Tx'iHic,  Tyre,  a  city. 
Tioo:,  cheese. 

Ti'/o>i',  subst.  Tychon,  a  god. 

Tv/i'or,  part,  being,  happening. 


*. 


<f>oioe,  ov,  a  torch,  lantern. 

cf)uioc,  uvot;,  Phanus,  a  man's  name. 

t/'jooc,  on,  i,,  Pharos,  an  island. 

ft>ffi)uc,  foc,  To,  a  garment,  robe. 
<f)ai\t(ic,  subst.  Pliprdrus,  a  man's  name. 
(t>uit\)ui:,  adj.  shining,  bright. 

(f>(iiu,fem.  adj.  of  a  dusicy  colour. 

it>uiu,  subst.  Plinca,  a  city. 
t/'Jif/ic,  IOC,  ),,  fame,  rumour. 
</5fmic,  i(?o?,  u,  Phasis,  a  river. 

f^(/ijT(,'c,  a  lover. 

<l^iki'ji,c,  a  thief,  robber. 
ff>//.ci)i-,  subst.  Philo,  a  man's  name. 
'I^i'/.'-'y,  part,  loving. 

</>ooo?,  tribute,  ta.x,  impost. 

<Pu{I''jc,  a  favourable  breeze. 
<Jyv?.uy:/,  custody,  guarding. 
«/'i.' iz»;,  Phylace,  a  city. 

t/>r>.or,  {with  otic  a.)  a  tribe,  nation. 

<t>r/.X()r,  {with  double  /..)  a  leaf 
</>>*';,  (puiT'o?,  To,  light. 
<t>ojc,  (oru:,  6,  a  man. 


X. 

XuXxt],  Chalce,  an  island. 
Xukxij,  brazen,  of  brass. 


XaXxiiMxij,  subst.  Chalcidice,  a  city. 

XulxtSixi],frvi..  adj.  Ciialcidian. 
Xuou;,  1^,  a  palisade  in  vine  yards. 
Xix()u%,  6,  a  palisade  in  a  camp. 

Xu^'nvtv,  gen.  pi.  of /u^i/c,  joy. 

Xix{)iroty,  wiToc,  part,  giving  joy. 
Xu{>ity,for  /u(,i(tiToic,  gracefully. 
ATuyitr,  neat,  graceful. 

XiiXuf,  {with  ft,)  a  lip. 

XiXuc,  {with  I,)  food,  provender. 
Xlu,  Chian,  of  Chios. 
Xtu,  a  snake's  hole  or  den. 

XiXuw,  subst.  Cliilo,  a  man's  name. 

XiXfor,  part,  feeding,  pasturmg. 
XiVfii',  Cliiton,  a  city. 
XiTojy,  a  tunic,  a  coat. 

Xua,  /uuc,  ),,  a  festival  at  Athens. 

Xou,  /o'cic,  >,,  a  kind  o/ measure. 
Xiiiviy,  fate,  destiny. 
Xiitioy,  a  debt. 

.Voi^nroc,  good,  useful. 

Xi)'iaruc,  Chrestus,  a  man's  name. 
Xtiou,  {without  I,)  colour. 
XiJuiu,  {with  I,)  colour. 


'I'uXXu),  pres.  tense,  I  sing. 
'■l^uXt~^,ful.  tense,  I  shall  or  will  sing. 

H^i' )rt]oq,  ov,  /,,  subst.  Psychrus,  a  river. 

'I^v/Qug,  adj.  cold,  frigid. 


n. 


'Si,  adv.  of  calling,  ho  ! 

"Si,  adv.  of  pain  or  wonder,  oh  !  ah ! 

"Si,  Doric  for  ox. 

"i2i(oc,  oii.oi',  a  shoulder. 

'Siiwc,  wtiini,  raw,  crude. 
"Sifiu,  an  liour  ;  beauty. 
''Si(iu,  care,  attention. 

'Si/nuc,  subst.  paleness. 

'Si/oljg,  adj.  pale,  pallid. 


641 


ON  THE 


PRONUNCIATION  OF  THE  GREEK  LANGUAGE. 


The  pronunciation  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  languages  (to  adopt  the  remarks  of  one  of 
our  literary  journals)  is  not,  as  Diany  students  in  their  closets  have  supposed,  a  subject  of 
mere  curiosity,  and  worthy  onl}'  to  employ  the  learned  leisure  of  an  antiquary.  On  the 
contrary,  every  man  who  has  had  occasion  to  travel,  and  to  have  intercourse  witli  the 
learned  of  any  other  nation  than  his  own,  has  felt  the  want  of  a  common  pronunciation  of 
th.)se  languages.  We,  in  this  country,  are  indeed  apt  to  consider  even  the  Latin  as  lite- 
rally a  dead  language  ;  but  no  sooner  do  we  reach  the  continent  of  j-^urnpe,  than  we  find 
our  mistake.  \ve  then  discover,  that  it  is  in  very  common  use,  not  only  as  a  medium  of 
intercourse  between  learned  strangers  of  dili'crent  nations,  but  also,  in  the  lecture-room, 
between  the  professor  and  the  pupil  of  the  same  nation.  One  of  the  first  things,  there- 
fore, which  wc  find  ourselves  obliged  to  do  upon  coming  into  the  society  of  tlie  conti- 
nental scholars,  is  to  sit  down  to  the  humble  task  of  studying,  like  school-boys,  the  familiar 
dialogues  of  Erasmus  and  other  writers,  who  furnish  us  with  as  pure  colloquial  I^itin  as 
can  at  this  day  bo  attained.  But,  after  we  have  accomplished  this,  our  English  mode  of 
pronouncing  the  language  presents  a  fresh  obstacle  to  our  intercourse  with  the  scholars 
of  the  old  world  ;  and  we  are  continually  exposed  to  the  censure  which  Joseph  Scaliger 
bestowed  upon  one  of  our  English  brethren,  who  attempted  to  hold  a  dialogue  with  him 
in  Latin.  '•  Even  the  most  learned  of  tiie  English."  says  he,  "  have  such  a  depraved 
pronunciation  of  Latin,  that  once,  in  this  c'liy,  when  an  individual  of  tiiat  nation  conversed 
with  me  in  that  language  for  a  full  quarter  of  an  hour,  and  1  did  not  comprehend  him  any 
more  than  if  he  had  been  talking  Turkish,  I  begged  him  to  pardon  me  for  not  under- 
standing what  he  said,  as  I  was  not  actjuaintcd  with  the  Englisk  language.'"* 

This  practice,  indeed,  our  English  brethren,  as  well  as  ourselves,  attempt  to  justify  by 
the  example  of  the  European  nations  in  general,  who  also  pronounce  Latin,  for  the  most 

£art,  as  they  do  their  own  languages.  But  this  justification  rests  upon  a  fallacy  ;  for  the 
Inglish  language,  as  Bishop  llorslcj'  observes,  "  differs  in  the  powers  of  the  vowels  from 
every  other  language  upon  earth  ;''f  while  the  other  European  languages  resemble  each 
other  in  their  principal  alphabetic  sounds,  which  are  undoubtedly  much  the  same  with 
tho.se  of  the  Latin  and  (ireek.  The  same  rule  of  pronunciation,  therefore,  which  may  be 
a  very  good  one  for  the  continent  of  Europe,  will  be  a  very  fallacious  one  for  the  island 
of  Circal  Britain; — wc  mean,  of  course,  the  Eiiirlisli  part  of  the  island;  for  the  pronun- 
ciation of  the  Scutch  is  so  near  to  that  of  the  continent,  that  they  nre  easily  understood  by 
the  contincnta.1  nations  in  general ;  as  was  the  case  in  the  time  of  Iheir  learned  sovcrcinn. 
King  James,  who  observed  of  their  pronunciation — "All  th(!  world  knows  that  my  masier. 
Gcf)rgc  Buchanan,  was  a  great  master  in  that  fiiculty  [of  speaking  LatinJ  ;  f  follow  his 
pronunciation,  both  of  the  Latin  and  Greek,  and  am  sorry  that  my  people  of  Evirlaiid  do 
not  the  like  ;  for  certainly  their  pronunciation  i/lti  rlij  .spoils  the  griico  of  these  two 
learned  languages.  But  you  see  all  the  university  and  learned  men  of  Scotland  e.\i)ress 
till!  true  and  native  pronunciation  of  both.  "{ 

It  i8  not  our  intention,  on  this  occasion,  to  discuss  at  large  the  old  (jucstion,  Wholhcr 
the  present  pronunciation  of  the  (iroeks  is  [jrociscly  the  same  with  that  of  their  illustrious 
anccstor.s,  either  ul  their  most  flourishing  period,  or  for  some  time  aflerwards.  AVc  have, 
after  an  examination  made  with  no  small  labour,  formed  a  strong  opinion  that  it  has 
•"ndcrgono  very  little  change  for  two  thou-innd  years.  The  irrilli  ii  language  itself  has 
jcen  preserved  in  greater  purity,  durinc  an  cfjual  extent  of  years,  than  any  of  the  European 
languages  of  the  sanie  stock;  approaching,  in  this  rcsprtct ,  to  tin;  fixed  and  immovalijo 
character  of  the  Oriental  longui^s,  as  the  nation  itself  appro .vimalcs  to  I  be  people  of  the 
East  in  geographical  sitiintion.  And  we  nn-  inclined  to  l)clieve,  with  an  inli'lligeiit 
modern  traveller  in  Greece,  that  "the  contemporary  of  William  of  Malmesbury,  or  of 
Froissart,  would  find  morn  diflicnlty  in  conversing  with  his  modern  countrymen,  than  any 
Athenian  of  the  purer  ages  with  hi8."§ 

•  North  Anirr  Hrv.  for  .April,  IR^n,  p.  272. 
f  On  the  Prosodies  of  the  (Jr.  nnd  Lat.  l/anj?.  p.  23. 

t  frawforrfs  Hist,  of  ilic  Tiiiv.  f>f  E'linbiirch,  p.  8(i,  a5  cilcd  in  Ining's  Life  ofBucliiuian,  p.  1(52. 
6  Douglas's  Essay  on  the  mc'eru  (Jrceks,  Ace.  p.  01. 
4M 


G42  PROiNUNCIATIO::^  OF  THE  GREEK  LANGUAGE. 

Whether  the  ancient  clnssicnl  pronunciation  can  be  wholly  recovered  or  not,  all  uil. 
aijroe  in  the  remark  ot"  IJisli'ip  llorsley,  '•  that  it  may  rcasuiiably  be  siipposecl,  that  the 
])r<inimelation  of  the  Greek  language,  even  in  the  time  of  Euslathius,  wlio  llourislied  in 
the  beginniniT  of  the  thirteenth  century,  much  more  nearly  resembled  the  pronunciatiun 
of  the  best  ages  than  any  thing  wo  can  substitute  lor  it  now  ;  certainly  much  more  than 
our  barbarous  recitation  of  Greek  with  tlie  Latin  accent,  and  with  the  l..atin  corrupted  by 
our  bad  wav  of  sounding  it."''  To  the  same  etfect  is  the  opinion  of  a  well  known  I'.ngiish 
author,  who  has.  perhaps,  bestowed  as  much  attention  iijxm  the  subject  ol"  pronuiieialion 
generally,  as  anv  writer  of  our  age.  •'  There  seems,"  says  JMr.  Millord,  "  no  reasimablo 
ground  lor  doubtimr,  that  the  present  ))olite  pronunciation  of  Constantinople,  and  |)eriiaps 
ol' .\thens.  approaches  nearer  to  the  speecii  of  the  ancient  Greeks,  than  that  of  any  other 
moderns,  with  any  advantages  that  study  can  give" — and  that,  in  order  to  obtain  the 
nearest  possible  approximation  to  the  ancient  Greek  pronunciation,  "  we  can  do  no  other 
way  so  well  as  t-o  adopt  the  Constanlinopolitan."! 

The  opinions,  both  of  Englisli  and  continental  scholars,  have  much  clianged,  on  this 
point,  since  tlie  period  of  the  old  controversy  between  the  Erusniians  and  Keuchlininns ; 
when  Sir  John  L'hcke,  as  professor  at  the  university  of  Cambridge,  in  England,  with  a 
degree  of  credulity  and  illiberality  unworthy  of  a  scholar,  sturdily  asserted,  that  the  pro- 
nunciation of  the  modern  Greeks  was  taught  by  a  confederacy  of  impostors,  who  had 
conspired  to  obscure  their  language,  in  order  to  render  it  the  more  difficult  to  foreigners, 
and  thus  make  it  the  greater  source  of  profit  to  the  native  teachers  of  it; — a  confederacy, 
which  would  have  been  as  ridiculous  as  a  similar  one  would  be,  at  the  present  da)',  aiming 
our  teachers  of  the  French,  Spanish,  or  German  languages.  Within  the  same  English 
university,  however,  the  liberal  spirit  of  the  present  age  has  lately  drawn  forth  the  candid 
acknowlediTinent,  that  the  English  "  arc  almost  singular  in  the  erroneous  and  vitiated 
pronunciation  of  some  letters  of  the  Greek  language.'^'t  And,  in  the  well  known  literary 
journal  of  the  other  Englisli  university,  a  late  writer  has  remarked,  in  strong  language — 
••  It  is,  1  believe,  an  undisputed  fact,  that  our  pronunciation  of  Greek  and  Latin  hears  not 
the  slightest  resemblancvT  to  that  of  the  ancients.  .  .  .  I  think,  also,  that  the  pronunciation 
used  in  En<Tland,  with  regard  to  the  (ireck  language,  is  not  so  correct  as  tliat  of  some  of 
the  ciuilinental  nations.  Jf  this  is  admitted,  a  remedy  should  be  found.  I  am  of  oj)inion 
tiiat  tlic  ancient  grammarians  will  amply  supply  the  remedy.  Great  attention  ought  also 
to  be  paid  to  the  pronunciation  of  tlie  modern  Greek  .  .  .  .  ;  which  must  obviously 
appro.xiiuate  more  to  the  standard  of  the  ancients  than  the  method  prevalent  in  England 
and  elsewhere."! 

Among  the  causes,  which  have  more  immediately  contributed  to  produce  this  change 
of  opinion  in  England,  are,  the  political  situation  of  Greece  ;  the  more  frequent  inter- 
course, which  English  travellers,  and  merchants,  and  military  men,  have  of  late  years  had 
with  that  country  ;  and  the  est.ablishment  of  a  college  at  Corfu,  under  English  patronage  ; — 
an  institution,  which,  we  may  remark  by  the  way,  though  very  recently  establisiied,  has 
already,  as  we  understand,  a  library,  which  is  probably  larger  than  any  in  this  country. 
The  two  f)riner  of  these  causes  have  also  produced  a  proportionate  effect   in  the  I'nitsd 
States.     The  late  revolution  in  Greece,  and  the  sympathy  felt  in  America  for  its  wretched 
inhabitants,  have  been  the  occasion  of  our  having  much  more  intercourse  with  the  Cireek 
people  than  we  have   before  had  ;    and   we  have   taken  a  deeper  interest  than  ever  in 
whatever  relates  to  them.     Among  other  things,  their  hingvnge  lias  attracted  much  moro 
attention  than  it  ever  did  in  this  country.     The  publishers  of  the  present  Dictionary  have 
therefore  thought,  that,  in  the  estimation  of  those  young  persons  who  may  use  the  work, 
and  who  aspire  to  a  liberal  course  of  study,  a  general  view  of  the  pronunciation  of  the 
Greek  language  at  the  present  day  would  be  an  acceptable  addition  to  the  volume.     ^J  his 
we  are  now  enabled  to  present  to  the  student  with  more  exactness  than  has  before  been 
practicable  ;  for,  in  addition  to  the  information  on  various  points  heretofore  derived  i'rom 
native  Greeks,  who  have  resorted  to  our  country,  we  have  had  the  benefit  of  a  personal 
acquaintance  with  one   who  has  lately  arrived  here  from  Europe,  after  having  been  in 
part   educated    in    Germany,    and  whose   acquaintance   with  the    modern    languages  of 
Europe  has  given  us  many  facilities  in  the  course  of  our  inquiries.     Tiie  individu;il.  to 
whom  we  allude,  is  Colonel  Alexander  Negris.  (who  was  born  in  Athens,  but  received  his 
early  education  in  Constantinople.)  a  nephew  of  the  well  known   Prince  Ypsilanti,  and 
whose  familv  has  borne  a  conspicuous  part  in  tiie  history  of  the  Greek  revolution.     He 
has  just  published,  in  Greek,  a  grammar  of  thn  present  language  of  his  country  ;  and  lie 
has    obligingly   revised  the  following   account  of  the   pronunciation.     The  student  may 
therefore  relv  upon  its  correctness,  so   far   as  the  prmuinrintion  of  a  foreign  language 
can  be  described  on  paper  ;  for  perfect  accuracy,  the  lirivg  inslrvrtrr  must  be  resorted  to. 
We  have  felt  the  strontjer  desire  that  the  attention  of  our  scholars  should  be  directed, 
not  only  to  the  pronunciation,  but  to  the  written  language  of  modern   Greece  ;  hecauso 
we  have  a  strong  belief,  that  the  study  of  the   modern  language   would  be  of  essential 

*  Prosofl.  of  Gr.  and  I, at.  Lang;,  p.  54. 

t  Miifonl's  Inquiry  into  the  Harmonies  of  Lanpuagie,  p.  274,  and  277,  2d  edit.  1804. 

{  ramSri'ltre  >lu>eum  f'riticum,  vol.  2,  p.  C&.  (1820.) 

$  Claisical  Journal,  for  182C,  vol.  34,  p.  155. 


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C43 


service,  directly  and  indirectly,  in  prosecuting  the  study  of  the  ancient  ;  for  so  we  must, 
in  compliance  with  usau;e,  denominate  it,  although,  in  strict  propriety,  we  can  hardly 
consider  it  as  a  different  language  troni  the  modern,  anj'  more  tlian  we  could  say,  that 
Chaucer  and  his  contemporaries  wrote  in  another  language  than  English,  because  some 
gradual  changes  have  been  made  in  our  language  since  their  time.^  A  verv  competent 
judge  in  this  case,  who  has  passed  many  years  in  Greece,  and  has  carefully  studied  the 
present  language,  makes  the  following  just  remark  upon  the  advantage  of  uniting  the 
study  of  modern  Greek  with  that  of  the  ancient :  '•  A  perfect  knowledge  of  it  [the  modem 
Greek]  cannot  be  acquired  without  the  previous  study  of  Hellenic  ;  but  it  would  be 
a  very  suitable  appendage  to  the  customary  academical  pursuits  ;  and,  by  leading  to  a 
better  understanding  ol'tne  physical  and  national  peculiarities  of  Greece  and  its  inhabi- 
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branch  of  ancient  history,  and  to  a  more  intimate  familiarity  with  the  favourite  language 
of  Taste  and  Science. "f 


The  alphabet  is  pronounced  by  the  Greeks,  at  the  present  day,  as  follows  : 


a 

y 


Names  of  the  letters. 
ultfd  al'phah 

P>,ra  vee'tah 

yuuurt  gali'mah 


n 
& 

X 

X 

f 

o 
n 

« 
0 

T 
V 

9 
X 

V 

Id 


i;ru 

ioira 
xuTina 

fiO 

OUtXQOV 

m" 

^m 

Oiyua 

TuO 

vifitXoy 

H'S 

utitya 


dthel'tah 

epsilon 

zee  tail 

ee  tall 

thee  tah 

ecyo  tall 

kah  pah 

lam'vthah 

nice 

nee 

ksee 

omicron 

pee 

rho 

eeeg'mah 

tahf 

eepsilon' 

phce 

kheo 

pscc 

o-meg'gah 


Powers  of  tlie  letters. 
a     in  the  English  word  far. 

g  before  u,  o,  o  ;  but  before  t, »;,  t,  v,  ai,  n,  ot, 
nearly  like  y  or  gy  ;  and  when  followed 
by  another  •/,  or  by  x,  ^  or  /,  it  takes  the 
sound  of  71. 

tk    in  this,  that,  6l.c. 

e      in  they,  prey. 

z 

ec,  or  c  in  me. 

th    in  thin,  thick,  &c. 

i      in  machine,  marine. 

k 

I 

m 

n 

ks,  or  X 

o 

p ;  but  when  it  follows  (.i ,  it  takes  the  sound  of  4, 

r 

t ;   but  when  it  follows  r,  it  generally  takes 

the  sound  of  d. 
y     short,  as  in  only,  holy,  &c. 
ph,  or/ 

kh  guttural, like  tlie  German  c/j,  or  Scotch^A. 
ps 
o     like  the  o-micron. 


The  diphthongs  are  pronounced  in  the  following  manner  : 


ai 
•t 

Ot 

vt 
ev 
av 


wv 


like 
(I 

(I 

K 
(( 
<i 


at 
ei 
oe 
ui 
ou 


in  pain  ;  or  like  rpsilon. 
in  rcccivt,  or  long  e. 
in  a-conomy,  or  long  e. 
in  guilt ;  or,  more  exactly,  like  ee. 
in  you.  or  oo. 

af,  or  av,  according  to  the  nature  of  the  letter  which  follows  it  ;  if 
it  iH  foll'uvi'd  by  a  shnrp  (-(lUHonaiit,  ns  n,  x,  t,  etc.,  tlic-n 
this  (liphihong  is  sounded  «/;  but  it"  it  ia  followed  by  a 
flit  consfm.int.  ns  fl,  y,  <J,  etc.,  then  it  m  av. 
ff,  or  cv ;  as  m  the  case  of  ai/. 

CfV. 

ore.  or  ofr. 


To  the  preceding  may  bo  added  a  few  combinations  of  cimbonantH  • 

TTY  pronounced  like  ng  ;  thus,  iiyytXtii^  '\»  prononnred  nng'-gyrlon. 

nir ;  thus,  iyrinu).');  IH  pronoiMicr'd  nig-ir,' iihalo.i. 


y« 


u/i,  m  middle  svUablcs,  like  mh  ;   ns,  uii.ti/.u:,  |>r(mounceil  mn  lnlo.i. 


»  See  Gillies'  M'st.  of  Groprn,  rlmp.  .3!l.  nolo  near  the  etui  ;  fJiMioiiH   Mist.  chap.  63j  Mitford's  In- 
quiry into  ihp  Priiiriplcs  of  H.irinoiiy  in  Language,  p.  275,  and  notes,  M  edit, 
t  Leake*  Researches  in  Greece,  pref.  y.  iii. 


01}         PRONUNCIATION  OF  THE  GREEK  LANGUAGE. 

rr  (which,  in  |niro  Greek  words,  occur  only  in  mi(l<llc  syllables,  or  whore  llic  r  cnda 
one  word  and  i  begins  ihc  next)  have  the  Round  of  ml ;  as,  numJii'tc,  pronounced 
j/aii  (hlos ;  7(ii'  Tu(/oi,  t(<ii  (lii/ip/iun.  But  liiere  lire  some  exceptions,  ns  in  expressions  of 
this  kind  :  ixtlwo  ri'n  /.iv^'t — ri'or  Tot)  Aitiiato.  Tho  r  ijencrally  retains  its  proper  t^ound 
before  enclitii's  bcffinnini'  witii  i. 

Bemarks  on  the  Pronunciation  of  particular  Letters. 

(i.  Tliis  letter  is  pronounced  in  a  more  lax  manner  tiian  our  v  :  the  lips  and  teeth  not 
bcin^  so  closuly  pressed  tojrelher  us  in  our  ];uii,niafre. 

-, .  Bctiirc  «,  o.  III,  the  sound  of-/  is  more  iruttural,  and  formed  lower  down  in  the  throat, 
tliaii  it  is  before  tho  otiicr  vowels.  It  has  a  similar  relation  to  the  sharp  guttural  /,  tliat 
ff,  in  Englisii,  lias  to  /.-.  The  modern  Greeks,  when  they  express  our  g  hard,  before  (,  >;> 
etc.  use  yx. 

xV.  In  ])rononncing  the  ,?,  the  tongue  appears  to  be  more  protruded  between  the  teeth 
than  in  our  sharp  tit. 

X.  Alter  •/  or  r,  either  in  the  same  word  or  in  consecutive  words,  the  x  partakes  of  the 
sound  of)-,  as  i)';fM/ uAoc,  pronounced  cnir.gi'ji/iulos  ;  Ti'i'  xfij  u?.iy,  tecvg-rrcphulten. 

1.  When  f  llowcd  by  ji ,  either  in  tlie  same  or  consecutive  words,  the  v  slides  into  llie 
sound  of  m,  and  the  ,7  into  that  of  /* ;  as.  Tin  /luiiou.  pronounced  ttnn  Iwfila'ni  ;  n'c  luv 
:ii\ti,  ecs  turn  bolan.  to  liic  city;  which  is  the  origin  oC  IsCdmlioul,  tlie  Turkisli  name  for 
Constantinople,  that  is,  The  City,  by  wjiy  of  eminence. 

i.  This  letter  always  retains  the  sound  of /.s,  as  well  at  the  beginning  as  in  the  middle 
and  end  of  words  ;  it  never  has  the  sound  oi gs. 

IX.  This  sometimes  takes  the  sound  of  i,  as  is  above  remarked,  under  the  letters  ,ii 
and  1 . 

c.  Before  tlie  jZrti  consonants,  /?,  y,  (T,  etc.  the  e  is  pronounced  like  2  ;  as,  vILq  fiov,  pro- 
nounced viuLtiov. 


To  these  remarks  it  may  be  added,  that  the  Greeks  pronounce  the  ancient  exactly  as 
they  do  the  modern  language  ;  and  that,  in  both,  they  are  governed  by  the  accents 
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who  consider  the  importance  of  teaching  their  children  the  correct  pronunciation  of  tlie 
English  language,  while  they  are  learning  to  read  it,  cainiot  hut  highly  apjjreciate  the  plan 
of  this  Sp'-dhng  Book.  How  frequently  do  we  find  that  the  errors  in  pronuncialinn,  into 
which  persons  are  allowed  to  fall  in  their  childhood,  continue  to  he  repeated  throu"h  life. 
It  is  certainly  much  easier  for  a  cliild  to  ac(iuire  a  correct  pronunciation,  tiian  for  an  adult 
to  reform  a  bad  one. 

In  using  t^ufnniings'  Spelling  Book  it  requires  but  little  pains  to  render  the  child  able  to 
determine  the  precise  sounil  of  every  letter,  and  to  make  it  more  natural  ami  easv  for  him 
to  pronounce  the  words  correctly  than  incorrectly.  A  little  embarrassment  is  experienced 
at  first,  from  the  small  letters  which  are  used  to  designate  the  sounds  of  the  othiTs.  but  this 
is  readily  overcome,  anrl  thu  scholar  is  then  possessed  of  a  system  which  will  (niablo  him 
to  nronounco  all  the  words  in  his  book  correctly,  and  the  inslructer  is  saved  the  labor 
and  freriucnt  interruption  which  are  suffered  by  the  necessity  of  pronouncing  words  for 
the  dcholar. 

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nUo  Ih-  prolitatdy  taught  them  of  the  worlds  around  uh. 

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Ht  every  st-a^'e  of  his  proj;rees,  that  what  be  has  already  doiic!  has  perfectly  preptin-il  him  for 
what  is  at  present  reipiireil.  This  will  enconrajje  him  to  proeeiul,  and  will  afford  him  a 
Batisfdction  in  his  study,  wliieli  can  never  be  enjoyed  while  performing  the  merely  meclmni- 
eal  operatimi  of  cyphering  accordin;;  to  artificial  rules. 

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reasons  correctly,  he  must  obtain  the  desired  result.  'J'he  scholar  who  can  be  made  to  un- 
derslanil  how  a  sum  sliuuld  bo  done,  needs  neither  book  nor  instructer  to  dictate  how  it 
iniisl  be  done. 

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interesting  sciences  upon  which  their  minds  can  be  occupied.  I!y  using  this  work  chihlren 
may  be  faither  advanced  at  the  age  of  nine  or  ten,  than  they  can  be  at  the  age  of  fourteen 
or  fifteen  by  the  common  method.  'J'bose  who  have  used  il,  and  are  regarded  as  competent 
judges,  have  uniformly  decided  that  more  can  be  learned  from  it  in  one  year,  than  can  bo 
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second  part  consists  of  a  few  (|uestions,  with  the  solution  of  them,  and  such  copious  illus- 
trations of  the  principles  involved  in  the  examjdes  in  the  lirst  part  of  the  work,  that  tho 
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Bimplicity  and  classical  character  of  his  style,  the  separate  lives,  full  of  interest  and  not  long 
enough  to  weary,  the  extent  of  history,  of  wliich  he  gives  a  pleasing  outline,  by  presenting  as 
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1  SOLKR. 

Until  now,  Grammars  and  common  Iliclionaries  huvo  lieen  the  only  au.xiliaries  which 
students  have  enjoyed  in  prosecuting  the  study  of  a  foreign  language.  The  intricate 
idioms  and  delicati^  sulilleties  of  expression,  have  heen  left  to  the  oral  explanation  of  tlio 
tutor  ;  and  the  proper  naincs  as  well  as  the  grainiiiatical  niceties  to  the  supposed  histori- 
cal or  philological  knowledge  of  the  student.  It  is  evident,  that,  as  it  is  within  the  power 
of  very  few  learners  to  command  the  continued  attention  of  an  instructer,  and  of  stilt 
fewer,  to  ohtain  a  profound  knowledge  <if  Grammar  without  an  aciiuaintanco  with  tlio 
language  it  treats,  the  progress  of  the  majority  must  have  been  and  is  much  retarded,  or  at- 
tended with  many  great,  often  insurmountahlo,  dilliculties. 

To  avoid  all  these  inconvenienc(^s,  hy  offering  speedy  success  to  the  student,  as  the  cer- 
tain reward  for  his  exertions,  is  the  chief  design  of  the  author,  in  the  system  of  translation, 
which  he  now  offers  to  the  ))nhlic.  licing  circumscribed  by  the  limits  of  a  mere  intro- 
ductory notice,  he  will  briefly  state,  that  to  accomplish  Ins  end,  a  collection  of  classic 
pieces,  written  in  the  language  to  be  taught,  is  made,  and  arranged  according  to  gradual 
difficulty.  Notes  explanatory  of  every  intricacy  of  idiom,  or  nicety  of  Grammar  are  given 
at  the  bottom  of  every  page,  as  these  obstacles  occur.  At  the  end  of  this  selection,  thus 
arranged,  anil  thus  commented,  a  vocabulary  is  found  in  which  cvcnj  wurd  without  excep- 
tion, whether  proper  or  appellative,  primitive  or  derivative,  simple  or  modified,  is  fully 
analyzed,  and  its  signification  accurately  explained. 

Hence  it  is  apparent,  that  if  the  meaning  of  every  word  simply,  or  of  two  or  more 
combined  into  an  idiom,  be  placed  within  the  comprehension  of  the  student,  the  sense  of  a 
whole  paragraph  or  page,  cannot  remain  for  a  long  time  obscure.  These  advantages  will 
not,  as  many  might,  at  one  glance,  suppose,  offer  unnecessary  facilities  to  the  learner.  Ho 
cannot,  unless  it  be  through  the  medium  of  study  and  reflection  conceive  the  meaning  of 
any  sentence,  as  it  has,  in  no  instance,  been  conceived  for  him.  He  may  find  facilities  to 
attain  this  object  soon  and  without  despair,  hut  it  requires  study  and  constant  attention. 
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of  Cambridge  Mathematics,  HillimaiCs  Juurnul. 

An  INTRODUCTION  to  the  ELEMENTS  of  ALGEBRA,  designed 
for  the  use  of  those  who  are  acquainted  only  with  the  first  princijjles  of  Arithmetic. 
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the  j)riiice  of  mathematicians,  and  in  fertility  of  invention  he  has  never  heen  surpassed." — 
Rericw  of  Cambridge  Matkcmalics,  Sillimati's  Journal. 

ELEMENTS  of  ALGEBRA.     By  S.  F.  Lacroix.    Translated  from  the 

French  for  the  use  of  the  students  of  the  t^iiversity  of  Cambridge,  in  New  England. 
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following  princijiles;  to  give  a  demonstration  as  rigorous  as  Ihe  nature  of  the  case  would 
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of  thorn  in  thrown  into  notes  which  are  seldom  much  consulted.  Nor  is  the  student  generally 
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edge that  he  finds  il  impossible  to  understand  them." — Hevieic  of  Cambridjrc  Mathematics, 
SiUimaH'a  Journal, 

ELEMENTS  of  GEOMETRY.  By  A.  M.  Legendre.  Member  of  the 
Institute  and  the  Le":-ioii  of  Honor,  of  the  Koyal  Society  of  Loniloii,  &c.  Transla- 
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much  more  complete  than  those  of  Euclid.  On  this  point  it  is  impossible  to  convey  an  ade- 
quate idea  to  those  who  are  not  to  a  considerable  e.\tent  iiO(|uiui)te(i   with   the  subject. 

Those  who  are  only  aci)uaintcd  with  the  Geometry  of  solids  or  vohum^s  as  given  l)y  the  older 
writers,  we  are  sure  will  be  surprised  and  delighted  at  the  luminous  and  novel  manner  in 
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scarcely  necessary  to  observe,  that  American  mathematical  science  is  under  great  obliga- 
tions to  the  translator  for  giving  Legendke's  elements  in  so  handsome  an  F.nglish  dress. 
The  translation  is  faithfully  executed  and  accurately  printed." — Review  of  Camlfridgu 
Mathematics,  Silliman's  Juurual. 

An  ELEMENTARY  TREATISE  on  PL.\NE  and  SPHERICAL 
TRIGONO.MiyrUV,  and  on  the  application  of  Algebra  to  (ieometry  :  from  ihe 
Mailieinatics  of  Lacroix  and  liezour.  Translated"  from  ilie  Frencli"(br  the  use 
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tiong  developes  the  leadin"  properties  of  these  curves  in  u  very  plain  and  satisfactory  manner. 

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no  ditficuhy.  TIh;  immense  advantages  which  it  ^ives  over  the  geometrical  cannot  but  be 
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especially  in  .Astronomy. 

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wanii  of  Ihose  who  have  hut  little  time  to  dovoto  to  uncli  studies. 

An  ELEMENTAKY  TREATISE  on  MECMANICS,  romprehending 
the  Docirine  of  Eijiiililii iiiiii  nnd  .Motion,  as  adnplcd  lo  Srdils  and  l''hiids,  chiefly 
rom|iili'(l,  iin>l  designed  (or  the  use  of  the  slndenls  of  the  I  n•ve^sil^  al  t 'iiiiibrirlge, 
New  Kiiglanil.  Uv  .ImiN  I'MtHAi;,  Prolissor  of  Malhcmatic^  and  Naliir.il  J'hiloso- 
phy.     8vo.     Price  51. (K). 

t^'ndet  Iho  term  Mechanic*,  are  comprehended,  in  this  work,  not  only  Ihniio  topic«  which 
■rouviinlly  irenled  uniler  lliii>  name,  hut  alno  llydio<lnlic-«  and  I'neiiilialics.  'I'he  leading 
propoaiijon*  are  ileniomilraled  with  irreiit  nirielnewK,  uiiil  are  di'rived  one  ufier  anotbei  from 
a  very  few  fiinilninuiilal  principloi.  I'licio  ii  tliruuglioul  particular  rufutence  to  the  praclicul 
asm  t»f  the  leivnce. 

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10  School  and  Classical  Books 


ELKMENTS  of  ELECTRICITY,  MA(;NETISM,  and  ELECTRO- 
MAGNKTIS.M.  mihrariiiij  ilic  liile  Discoveries  and  Improveineiils,  di^'esleil  into  Ibe 
form  of  a  Tn-alise  ;  lH'iiii»^  llie  .S-rond  Part  of  a  Course  of  Natural  Flnlusopliv,  com- 
prled  for  the  use  of  llie  students  of  tlie  1  iiiiveisilv  at  f'anil'ridffe,  Mew  Kiifjiand.  I5y 
John  Fa  iin  a  k,  Professor  of  jMatlieniatics  and  Natitia!  I'liilosopli^'.  8vo.  J'ricc  JjJSj.'iO. 

Muny  pliiMiomenn  mill  tlicorios  lire  rnnile  known  in  this  trciitisc  thut  Iho  reader  will  Hcek 
in  vain  ii>  itie  host  Kn^iisli  works  on  tliesi!  sul>jocts. 

An    KXPKHIMENTAL    TREATISE   on   OPTICS,  comprehemling  the 

Leadiiig^  Princi|)les  of  the  .Science,  and  an  explaiialioii  of  iho  more  important  aii<l 
curious  Optical  Instruments  and  Oi>tical  Piienomeiia,  beiii^  the  Third  Pari  of  a 
Course  of  Natural  Phih)sopliy,  compiled  for  the  use  of  the  Students  of  the  University 
at  ("iiml>ridn;e,  New  Knghiiid.  Uv  John  pAitRAK,  Professor  of  Mathematics  and 
Natural  Pliilosophy.     8vo.     Price  i?3,00. 

This  treatise  is  mostly  confined  to  what  is  capable  of  being  eetahlishod  and  illustrated  by 
ex|ierini(Mit.  In  the  Notes  to  this  and  the  lorrs'Jn'!;  volnine  are  collected  many  recently  dis- 
covered facts  and  princi]iles  that  liave  not  yet  been  embodied  into  the  I'orm  of  u  treutise. 

An  ELEMENTARY  TREATISE  on  ASTRONOMY,  adapted  to  the 
the  Present  Improved  slate  of  llie  Science,  bciuij  the  Fourth  Part  of  a  Course 
of  Natural  Philosophy,  compiled  for  the  use  of  tlie  students  of  the  University  at 
(\Tml>ridi;c,  New  England.  I5y  John  Fakkar,  Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Nat- 
ural Philosophy.    8vo.     Price  §3,75. 

Tliis  is  a  plain  and  familiar  view  of  the  subject.  It  is  intended  to  be  n»  once  popular 
and  profound.  A  great  part  of  it  may  be  read  without  difficiilly  by  persons  little  skilled  in 
tlio  pure  Matbeniatics;  otber  parts  will  iei|uire  more  attention  and  study  and  somewhat 
more  aid  from  the  subsidiary  sciences. 

ELEMENTS    of  NATURAL  PHILOSOPHY.      By    E.    G.    Fischer, 

Honorary  Member  of  the  Academy  of  Sciences  of  IJerlin,  Professor  of  Mathematics 
and  Natural  Pliilosophy  in  one  of  the  Collei:;^cs  of  the  same  city,  &c.  &-c.  'J'raiis- 
liited  into  French,  with  Notes  and  Additions,  by  M.  l?tor,  of  the  Institute  of 
France  ;  and  now  translated  from  the  French  into  English  for  the  use  of  Colleges 
and  Schools  in  the  United  States.  Edited  by  John  Fakrar,  Professor  of  Mathe- 
matics and  Natural  Philosophy  in  the  University  at  Cambridge,  New  England.  8vo. 
Price  .9^,00. 

This  is  an  ingenious  compend  of  Mechanical  and  Physical  Philosophy  that  has  been  much 
used  and  highly  approved  in  the  German  and  French  schools. 

The    GREEK    READER,    by    Frederick    Jacobs,   Professor  of  the 

Gymnasium  at  Gotlia,  and  Editor  of  the  Anthologia.  From  the  last  German  edi- 
tion, adnjjted  to  Buttmann's  Greek  Gramm,jr.  Second  Boston  edition.  1  vol. 
8vo.     Price  S2,25. 

Extract  from  the  A''orth  American  Review. 

The  Greek  Reader,  having  been  compih^l  by  one  of  the  leading  scholars  of  the  age,  is 
prepared  throughout  in  a  pure  and  niaslerly  manner;  proceeds  methodically  from  the 
simplest  combination  of  words  to  the  common  attic  style  ;  ami  is  so  composed,  that  while 
the  rules  of  grammar  are  illustrated  in  easy  .|uccessioii,  an  outline  is  given  of  mythology, 
ancient  geography,  and  Grecian  history.  It  is'used  in  almost  all  the  good  schools  in  Ger- 
many, and  has  there  gained  a  decided  expression  of  public  ojiinion  in  its  favop,  as  the  best  of 
the   many  similar  works,  which  have  been  produced  by  the  sdioiais  of  that  prolific  country. 

In  regard  to  the  American  edition,  the  chief  tjuesiion  concerns  its  accuracy;  und  this 
quality  it  possesses  in  an  eminent  degree.  As  tiie  Notes  and  Lexicon  are  in  Bligiish,  it 
affords  the  means  of  learning  Greek  without  the  embarrassing  intervention  of  another  foreign 
tongue.  That  it  contains  refsrences  to  the  American  translation  of  Uuttmann's  Grammar, 
will  make  it  the  more  valuable  to  those  who  possess  that  work,  without  dinjinishing  its  util- 
ity for  those,  who  continue  to  use  the  more  ancient  manuals. 

Preface  to  the  Second  Boston  Kdition. 

This  edition  of  the  Greek  Rc^ader  has  l>oen  prepared  with  great  care.  The  Lexicon  has 
been  revised  by  a  scholar  of  distingnished  accuracy,  and  great  jiains  have  been  bestowed 
in  inserting  such  words  and  significations  of  words,  as  had  accidentally  been  omitted  in 
the  first  edition,  and  in  making  other  improvements  in  conformity  with  the  suggestions  of 
experienced  instruciers.  In  the  tyjiographical  execution  of  the  work,  the  traces  of  a  ililigent 
and  skillful  revision  of  the  press"  will  probalily  be  perceived.  The  text  has  undergone  a 
thorough  revision,  having  been  collated  with  the  (German  edition  of  Ibis  work,  as  well 
as  compared  with  some  approved  eiliiion  of  the  several  authors  from  whom  the  extracts  are 
taken  ■.  and  the  references  to  the  Grammar  have  been  accommodated  to  the  second  edi- 
tion of  I{i'ttman:»'9  Grammar. 

At  a  meeting  of  the  Corporation  of  Harvard  College, 

Voted.  '•  That  this  work  be  made  use  of  in  examining  candidates  for  admission  into  the 
University  after  the  year  18J6,  instead  of  Gr;cca  Minora." 

DEUTSCHES   LESEBUCH    far   Anfanger,   i.  e.   Gerffian   Reader  for 


Published  by  HiUiard,  Gray,  S^-  Co.  1 1 


Beginners.  Edited  by  Dr.  Charles  Follen,  of  Harvard  University.  1  vol. 
Price  J§1,25. 

The  design  of  this  book  is  expressed  in  the  Preface.  '  It  is  intended  to  meet  an  urgent 
want  of  all  those  who  are  engaged  either  in  teaching  or  studying  the  German  language  in 
this  country.  It  introduces  the  learner  to  the  master  works  of  modern  German  liirralure, 
and  furnishes  the  teacher  with  a  large  numher  of  classical  examples,  to  illustrate  the  rules 
and  peculiarities  of  the  language.'  The  hook  is  divided  into  a  prosaic,  and  a  poetical  part. 
The  prosaic  part  contains,  in  chronological  order,  select  pieces  from  the  works  of  Losing, 
VVieland,  Herder,  Engel,  Gotlie,  Johannes,  MUller,  Schiller,  Heereo,  A.  W.  Schlegel,  V. 
Schlegel,  Wackenrodcr,  Hardenberg,  Tieck,  and  Hoffmann.  The  poetical  part  exhibits 
specimens  of  various  kinds  of  poetry,  by  Schiller,  Gijthe,  Biirgcr,  Herder,  Tieck,  and  Kbrner. 

A  sketch  of  the  history  of  German  literature  from  the  earliest  times  to  the  present,  is 
contained  in  the  I'reface. 

"This  is  one  of  the  pleasantest  and  best  selections  we  are  acquainted  with,  for  the 
purpose  of  intro<lucing  a  beginner  to  the  knowledge  of  a  foreign  language.  The  object 
of  it,  as  stated  in  the  preface,  is  to  give  a  collection  of  examples  illustrative  of  the  rules 
and  peculiarities  of  the  language,  from  works  of  acknowledged  classical  rank,  and  at  the 
«aine  lime  to  afford  the  leartier  a  foretaste  of  the  modern  German  literature.  This  object  is, 
we  think,  well  attained  ;  and  though  a  task  of  no  very  formidable  nature,  yet  it  is  one  not 
unworthy  of  the  attention  of  the  learned  scholar  who  has  prepared  the  book,  and  to  whom 
we  are  indebted  for  contributing  his  efforts  to  increase  the  means  of  cultivating  one  of  tha 
most  useful  and  important  languages  of  the  present  day." — jVurtk  American  Kecioc. 

In  Press.  A  PRACTICAL  GRAMMAR  of  the  German  Language,  by 
Dr.  CH.\Rt,ES  FoLLE.v,  Iiistructer  of  the  German  Language  at  Harvard  Uuiversily, 
Cambridge.     Itlmo. 

This  work  is  calculated  to  serve  as  a  guide  to  the  teacher ;  as  well  as  to  iRose  who  wish 
to  study  the  German  language  without  the  aid  of  an  instructer.  The  author  has  consulted 
the  most  important  grammatical  works  which  have  heretofore  been  publisluid,  on  the  con- 
tinent of  Euroiw,  anil  in  England;  with  paiticular  reference  to  the  grammars  of  Ileinsius, 
Nochden,  and  Kowliutham.  fie  has  endeavored  to  comprise  in  his  grammar  all  that  seemed 
to  him  really  useful  for  acquiring  a  practical  knowledge  of  the  German  language;  with- 
out entering  into  too  minute  details,  or  indulging  in  idle  speculations.  Every  rule  of  tho 
language  is  illustrated  by  examples,  and  exercises  for  translating  from  Gorman  into  English, 
and  from  English  into  (ieiman.  The  jironunciation  is  facilitated  by  an  analysis  of  all  the 
sounds  which  belong  lo  the  German  language,  and  by  marking  the  accent  of  every  woid 
which  occurs  in  this  Grammar. 

GOULD'S  VIRGIL,  with  English  Notes,  and  a  Key  for  Scanning.  Pub- 
litis  Virgilius  Maro.  Bucolica,  Georgica,  el  iEneis.  Accediint  Clavis  Metrica, 
Notulae  Anglicoe,  et  Qu<Rstiones,  nee  non  Index  vocabulorum  Uberrima.  Cura 
B.  A.  Gould.     In    Usnm    Scliolfn    Bostoniensis.     8vo.     Price  ."sS.oU. 

Thi'?  edition  of  Virgil  is  printed  without  the  usual  order  of  construction,  or  interpretation. 
The  use  of  these  pernicious  helps  not  only  prevents  the  pupil  from  ever  acquiring  the  power 
of  reading  with  ease  and  pleasure  without  them,  bnt  it  is  utterly  subversive  of  one  of  tlio 
principal  objects  of  studying  the  language, — that  mental  discipline  which  is  acquired  by  tho 
practice  of  critical  and  exact  analysis. 

If  the  habit  of  reading  independently  of  artificial  assistance  ho  once  formed,  tho  want  of 
•uch  asKistance  it  not  fell.  And  it  is  found  by  experience  that  boys  who  have  never  used 
nn  order  or  intrrprrluttun,  lead  Horace  and  Juvenal,  as  readily  ns  they  do  Cicero  and 
Tncitun;  and  even  with  more  confidence  ;  since  they  are  aided  by  I'rosody  in  overcoming 
many  doubta  in  poetry,  which  they  have  no  means  of  solving  in  prose.  The  usi'  of  Iho 
interiiretatton  in  dixcontiniied  in  the  Im-sI  schools  both  in  Eiiglainl  and  in  this  country;  as  is 
also  the  almurd  cuxtom  of  explaining  by  Latin  notes,  whirh  hoys  do  not  understanil. 

To  aid  the  vcholar  in  overcoming  the  real  ilitlirulties  in  iinderstandins  this  author, 
copious  English  notes  are  added  at  the  end.  A  list  of  the  verses  most  dillicull  lo  scan  is  sub- 
joined, with  the  method  of  scanning  each.  A  few  questions  are  also  aildeil,  which  may 
exp<;ilite  the  labor  of  tho  teacher  in  ascertaining  whether  the  pupil  has  been  thorough  in 
hill  preparntions. 

The  work  is  piiblishid  on  a  fine  paper,  and  beautiful  typo;  and  is,  altogether,  far  su|)crior 
to  any  other  edition  of  Virgil  in  use. 

Kitracln  from  Ihr  Jiforlh  Amrrirnn  Rerirtn.  M'o.  .Vi 
It  in  printed  with  gti-nl  neatnemi,  in  a  type  of  Hullicirnl  si/.e,  prodiiring  well  defined,  well 
filled,  well  rounded  letters,  lucli  as  the  eye  may  dwell  iipini  witliout  pain  or  weariness. 
\Vn  are  ncqiininted  with  no  edilion,  which,  as  regaids  typography,  the  acniriicy  of  ihe  text, 
and  th<- correrlni'is  of  piini'tuatiiin.  we  should  Ixiljeve,  will  lie  read  with  more  satisfaction. 
Wo  rejoiri'  to  find  this  edilimi  of  V  irgil  exiliidiiiB  the  iirdrr  if  con.itrurtion,  or  iIh'  inlrrpre- 
latioH,  which  ha<  so  long  disfiguri'd  our  sclinnl  Virgil,  and  olher  Latin  purls.  This  iiitiirprn- 
tatiim,  and  Iraiiiilalionii  into  Ivngliih  of  similar  demerit,  have  nfieii  bii'ii  lIn-  iiiiseriilili) 
crutches  by  which  buys  have  llinix.'d  their  weary  way  through  the  .'Eneid,  wholly  iininipi- 
cioiii  that  they  were  in  roin|iaiiy  with  one  of  the  greatest  piM'K  of  ancient  ur  modern  linn's. 
The  notes  are  larioiis  in  their  kind:  anil  not  among  Ihe  least  freipienl  or  useful  nri'  llmsu 
of  a  plilliiloeical  character.  Tin-  editor  will  iiol  Ihi  accused  of  aiiiKirlluity  or  prolixness  in 
this  part  of  (ns  work;  nnd  his  renaoni  fur  brevity  are  lUcli  at  ovury  poriiuu  uf  siniilut  uxpu- 
rience  will  accept  without  hasitatioii. 


12  School  and  Classical  Books 

J\'"(ifiiiii(i/  Gazette  ami  Literary  Rrftislrr.     Julij  IH,  18"J7. 

Mr.  GoTLD  lins  h'ihIitciI  imicli  HiTvici!  to  the  imkIs  ciI'  cliiisiiiil  I'lliicalioii  in  this  country, 
bv  lii<  miiliuiiii  ol'  \  ir^'il  iiiul  Ailaiii's  l.alin  (■raniiniir.  ami  liin  I'.iririita  IVojn  Oviil,  witli 
Allies  unti  liiu'slions.  Tlie  Virj;il,  in  piirliciilar,  dciJiiKs  lo  Imi  vvidi^ly  kniiwii,  I'loin  tliu 
|ii'<'uliiir  corncliicss  oftlii'  tivvl,  vvhicli  is  stilisiantially  lli'Viic's,  llm  vaiialiuns  IVoiii  llmt, 
(lu<  liujt  I'Xiaiil,  bi.-iii;;  >^liglil,  nnU  sucli  only  us  u  vutol'ul  cullution  uf  ull  tlio  ucknowludj-od 
uulliDfilii's  iiimdiufil  to  rc'iiuire. 

Ilotd  llu'  \  irjjil  ami  lliu  Ovid  are  |iiiiilf(l  nit  niorely  with  reniarkalilc  orcnracy,  hut  in  a 
linnilsoini;  I'orni.  Wlialovor  is  well  (Iom(^  in  this  way  proniiiti'S,  or  siipiiorts  llio  cansi!  of  rlas- 
■  ical  liiiiatiiri'  and  tlii^  gooil  idii  sysleni  of  iiislruitiiin,  «liiili  arc  a^saili'il  in  piililic  opinion 
by  I'inpiiical  spccnialiojis  and  sclii'mcs  of  ■'  trit^kin;;  short  rnis  and  lilllc  lallacioos  t'acililii'H." 
Ul"  lh(!  many  conlemporury  innovations  willi  regard  to  Ihu  (■oiiiiiinnicalion  of  knowU'dyo 
nnd  the  gcnurul  culture  of  tiie  mind,  they  are  but  very  few  which  deserve  to  be  styled 
iniprovc-ments. 

GOULD'S    GRAMMAR  :— ADAM'S    LATIN   GRAMMAR,   with   some 

Improveiiu'iits,  and  ihtHollowijio  Additions:  Rules  for  liie  llishl  I'romiiicialion  of 
llic  Laliii  l,:iji;;naui' ;  a  Mclnral  Key  lo  tlie  Odes  ot'lliiraee  ;  a  LislofLaliii  Aulliors 
an-ansed  ace<jrding  lo  tlio  diri'erem  aijcs  ol  Kiiiiiai  Literature  ;  Tallies,  showing  the 
value  of  the  various  ("oiiis,  \\'ei;;lits,  and  Measures,  used  amonp  the  Koinaiis, 
Uv  1Jk.\j.ii«in  A,  GouLU,  Master  of  tlie  I'uMic  Latin  Sschool,  Jiostoii.  I'rice, 
bound,  ShW. 

"It  must  be  remembered  that  if  the  Grammar  he  the  first  book  put  ivto  the  learner's 
hunds,  it  should  be  the  lust  to  leave  them." — I'ruface  to  Buttmann"s  Greek  Urummar. 

This  edition  is  adopted  by  the  University  at  Cainhridge,  Massachusetts,  and  is  recom^ 
mended  to  the  use  of  tiiose  who  are  preparing  for  that  iScinmary. 

Extracts  from  the  Journal  of  Education, 

Jlr.  Gould  lias  in  this  edition  of  the  Grammar  tendered  to  classical  instruction  one  of 
the   most  valuable   services   it   has   hitlierto  received  in  tliis  country. 

His  endeavors  to  promote  a  unifurm  and  correct  pronuncialioii  of  Latin  are  an  important 
addition  to  the  value  of  the  Grammar. 

The  aci|uisition  of  a  correct  pronunciation  should  be  an  object  of  attention,  as  early  as 
possible  in  tlie  course  of  instruction. 

\\'ilh  regard  to  the  general  merits  of  the  rules  we  need  say  nothing,  after  slating  that 
they  are  sanutioncd   by   the  authority  of  our  most  reputable  literary  institutions. 

On  one  circumstance,  connected  with  the  improved  edition  of  Adam's  Latin  Grammar, 
we  congratulate  every  insl meter.  The  care  taken  to  accent  penultimate  syllables  seenw 
likely  to  succeed  in  banishing  the  hideous  mispronunciations  with  which  our  Sichool  and 
(College  exercises  were,  and  are  sometimes  dis^'raced. 

\Ve  cannot  take  leave  of  this  valuable  school  book  without  expressing  our  warmest 
approb.ition  of  it,  ami  our  gratitude  for  the  facilities  which  its  editor  has  ailorded  our  youth 
for  tlieir  progress  in  a  language  which  is  essential  to  a  full  understanding  of  their  own; 
which  is  the  avenue  to  professional  life,  alid  to  the  highest  and  most  honored  spheres  of 
public  usefulness, 

GOULD'S  OVID,  with  EnglLsh  Notes.  Excerpta  ex  scriptis  Publii 
Ovidii  Nasonis.  Atcedunt  Notula;  Aiigiicx'  et  Qua'stiones,  In  usuni  Scliolae  Uos- 
loniensis.  'J'hi.s  selection  embraces  portions  of  the  Melaiiiorplioses,  Epistles,  and 
Fasti.  8vo.     JPrice  ,i^l,23. 

Extracts  from  the  Preface. 

In  preparing  this  little  volume  from  the  writings  of  Ovid,  great  care  has  been  taken  to 
Qii]in\l  uvthiuiT  in  the  slighte.it  deifrie  inJclicule,  ur  improper  tiir  the  study  of  youth.  Ono 
object  has  been  to  furnish  examples  of  the  ditfcrcnt  kinds  of  measure  used  by  this  polished 
and  fascimiting  writer.  It  is  not  a  little  surprising  that  in  the  whole  course  of  studies 
preparatory  for,  and  pursued  at  our  Colleges,  not  a  verse  of  pentameter  measure  occurs. 
Phis  is  the  more  surprising,  since,  in  addition  to  the  freiiuency  of  its  use,  this  kind  of  ver- 
sification  may  be  considered  one  of  the  most  easy  and  graceful  which  the  ancient  poets  used. 

As  this  book  is  designed  for  a  kind  of  introduction  to  fabulous  history,  the  notes  give  a 
more  full  account  of  the  subjects  connected  with  the  matter  immediately  under  considera- 
tion, than  might  otherwise  seem  expedient. 

'J'he  i|uestions  are  designed  to  ilirect  the  student's  attention  to  the  subjects  of  the  notes,  as 
well  as  to  those  of  the  te\t ;  for  a  knowledge  of  the  characters  hero  introduced  will  generally 
facilitate  a  proper  understanding  of  all  subseiinent  studies  in  Latin  and  Greek. 

Extracts  from  the  United  States  Reinew  and  Literary  Gazette,  for  August,  1897. 

As  in  his  Virgil,  so  in  these  selections  from  Ovid,  Mr.  (Jould  has  rejected  the  order  of 
cun.^lnlclion  and  the  inter jir elation  and  for  reasons,  we  think,  perfectly  satisfactory.  Tha 
Notes,  too,  [in  English]  are  of  the  same  judicious  character  as  those  in  his  Virgil.  And 
besides  those  which  are  intended  to  assist  the  jiuiiil  merely  in  the  business  of  intirpreting 
the  author,  many  of  them  are  devoted  to  the  explanations  of  names  which  occur  sofreiiuently 
in  the  Aletamorphoscs,  uTid  which  have  so  much  to  do  with  the  fabulous  history  of  ancient 
times. 

The  Ciuesiions  annexed  are  well  adajtted  to  direct  the  pupil's  attention  to  what  is  most 
w()rtliy  of  his  notice,  and  thus  to  fix  in  his  memory  many  important  facts  in  ancient  mytho- 
Jo»y,  and  history,  and  geography. 


Published  hij  HUUard,  Gray,  ^  Co.  13 

We  cannot  cIosr  our  remarks  without  expressing  our  obligatioiig  to  Mr.  Goi7ld  for  this 
additional  contribution  to  the  cause  of  good  learning.  While  we  look  not  only  with  com- 
plrtcency,  but  witii  great  satisfaction,  upon  the  various  useful  enterprises  that  engage  the 
busy  world  about  us,  we  are  delighted  occasionally  lo  greet  the  scholar,  who  conies  to  take 
the  rising  generation  by  the  baud,  and  make  them  familiarly  acquainted  with  the  favorite 
poets  of  ancient  times. 

GOULD'S  IIOR.\CE,  with  English  Notes.  Quinti  Iloratii  Flacci  Opera  ; 
acccduiil  clavis  uiutrica  el  iioiulaj  Aiigiica;,  Juveutuli  acconmiodataj.  Cura  B.  A. 
GoiLD.     12iiio. 

This  edition  of  Horace  has  been  prepared  with  much  caro  for  the  use  of  young  gentlemen 
at  t>chool  and  at  College;  and  of  course  is  free  from  all  indelicacies.  It  is  of  the  duodecimo 
form,  and  of  a  size  convenient  for  use,  with  the  notfes  at  the  end.  The  notes  are  concise,  and 
adapted  to  the  degree  of  information  which  the  student  is  sufiposed  lo  possess  at  that  stage 
of  bis  classical  eilucation  when  this  author  is  usually  studied.  It  is  presumed  that  most 
Btudents  have  become  acquainted  with  the  leading  characters  in  classical  history  and 
mythology  before  they  take  Horace.  Kor  this  reason  the  notes  are  chieHy  confined  to  the 
illustiutiun  of  the  text,  i.e.  the  peculiarities  of  this  author,  and  to  such  explanations  of 
the  manners  and  customs  of  the  lime,  and  of  the  characters  introduced,  as  seem  necessary  to 
a  right  understanding  of  the  poet's  allusions. 

GRAGLIA'S  NEW  POCKET  DICTIONARY  of  the  Italian  and  English 
Lang'ua^es.  Willi  a  compeiidious  Eleuieiiiary  Italian  Graimnar,  Iroin  the  last  Lon- 
don edition.     (IVcnv  Stereoli/piiit::.) 

The  genera)  approbation,  with  which  the  numerous  editions  of  this  valuable  little  Dic- 
tionary, have  been  received  ; — the  rapidity,  with  which  fourteen  editions  of  it  have  been  ex- 
hausted in  iCngland; — and  its  universal  ailoption  by  the  instructers  of  the  Italian  language 
in  this  country,  arc  a  sutficieiit  recommendation  of  the  work  and  a  proof  of  its  sujjeriorily  to 
others  eonipiled  on  the  same  plan.  ".Several  attempts,"  says  the  preface  to  the  founeentli 
London  edition,  '■  have  been  made  to  surpass  this  Dictionary;  but  it  still  keeps  up  its  ad- 
vantages and  the  last  edition  was  sold  in  half  the  time  of  the  preceding  one." 

The  vocabulary  is  copious  and  various,  the  definitions  accurate,  many  difficult  phrases 
and  peculiar  idioms  explained,  and  the  most  common  poetical  terms,  whii'h  often  occasion  so 
Diuch  einliarrassment  to  begiiniers,  are  inl  reduced  and  defined.  Numerous  re-publications 
have,  however,  been  made  at  London,  without  a  proper  atlention  to  the  correction  of  typo- 
graphical errors — anil  in  consequence,  the  accents  are  often  misplaced,  the  words  both  Italian 
and  English,  so  niis-s|)clled,  as  to  produce  important  misreprescMitations  of  the  sense,  and 
the  genders,  parts  of  speech,  &c.  incorrectly  staled.  In  the  .Vmirican  edition,  these  errors 
have  been  carefully  corrected,  the  whole  text  examined  by  the  I'oliu  ediliim  of  .'\lhekti3, 
liiany  definitions  and  idionjs  ailded,  and  the  vocabulary  itseU'enlarged  by  about  two  lliou.faii(l 
of  Ibo  most  important  words,  omitted  in  the  London  copies. — 'J'o  make  it  more  useful,  the 
texts  of  the  classics  most  commonly  read  in  the  schools  and  by  begimii'ts  in  this  coinitry, 
as  the  iScelta  of  Goldoni,  tin;  Xotti  Romane  of  Verri,  the  Gerusalenima  Liberata,  the  Trage- 
dies of  Mimti,  and  the  Italian  Reader,  compiled  for  the  use  of  Harvard  University,  have 
Ijeen  consulted,  and  several  hundred  words  not  contained  in  London  editions  have  been 
added  from  them. 

The  ITALIAN  and  ENGLISH  PHRASE  BOOK,  or  Key  to  Italian 
Conversalion  ;  coiiiainiii"'  ihe  tliicf  Mioiiis  ol  ibu  lialiaii  Language,  hiiproved  Ironi 
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Thin  work  is  on  the  same  plan  with  the  French  Phrase  Book  by  BosstjT — and  is  a  complete 
Key  to  the  conversational  i<lioiiis  of  the  Italian  language;  and  when  these  idioms  are  once 
mustero4l,  the  whole  language  is  easily  attainable.  It  cannot  fail  to  be  eminently  useful  to 
l>egiimerii. 

COLLECTANEA  GR^ECA  MINORA  ;  with  Explanatory  Notes,  collect- 
ed or  written  I'V  AMntK>v  Dai./.ki..  A.  .M.  I".  \i.  S.  E.  l'roli-s>><ir  of  (iicek  in  the 
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Preface  tu  Ike  Siitli  Cambridire  Edition. 

It  ha»  lon!{  l)flen  a  compbiinl,  that  the  nolis  of  Collectanea  llraca  .Minora,  being  written  in 
I>ntiii,  were  not  mi  useful  an  they  might  be  lo  beginners,  for  wliiisi' nsiMliev  wen- prepared. 
in  Ihin  edition,  therefon-,  the  notes  anil  lexicon  have  been  translated  into  Hnglish ;  mo  that 
Ihn  work  may  I*  u*e<l  without  any  previous  knowledge  of  the  Latin  lancuuge.  S>  nu- 
merou*  are  Ihn  wurila  and  Idioiim  in  Latin  authors,  which  iiuiy  be  illiist rated  hy  a  knowledgo 
u(  Iho  Greek  laiiKUugo,  from  which  they  were  borrowed,  that  no  reaHimable  iinin  can  iloubl 
that  the  (treek   i<liiinlil  l>e  siinliei!  first. 

In  lbi<i  eilitiiin  u  few  iiole<  have  been  milled,  partimhirly  upon  the  nioiit  diHiciilt  part — tho 
exlrncla  from  T)rlii-u«,  'I'be  text  aUo  hiiK  iieeii  diligently  compared  with  the  latest  and 
h<Ml  uditioioi  of  the  workii,  from  wiiich  the  extracts  were  made,  belimging  In  the  library  of 
Jlarvard  L'liiveriiily  ;  and  a  few  new  readingit  have  In-en  introdnceil,  which  throw  light 
on  obacurn  pamngea.  It  rn  Iii>|huI,  therefore,  thiit  thone  who  have  liereliifnrn  ii»eil  and  ap- 
proved the  work,  will  Ixr  Mill!  bettor  iiali«fied  with  it,  now  tliiit  it  is  more  frco  from  error*, 
and  more  na.iiy  ami  innlriictivii  to  young  stiidenlii. 

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cmtMul.uior,  cmn  Nolis  ali>mol  iiiUTJerlis.  CaiiUil>ri^i;i-,  Mass.  K  prelo  Uiiiveisilalis. 
tJumpiiluis  HiLi.iAKi),  Okay  ol' Soc.  Bibliopolariim,  Uostoiime.  2  vols.  8vo. 
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EztrncU  from  a  Rrricw  nflhis  F.dition. 

Tlio  t)<"*t  critprion  Uy  which  to'  csliiiiiito  iho  valim  of  works  dcoijinod  to  fnoilitalo  tho 
inirpo'^i'i  ol"  cilm-iUion,  is  ni-Ui;vl  •■.\|icrliiiciit.  The  prosunl  xrl.^utioiis  from  (irwk  hlcrutiiro 
have  hcfii  many  vciirs  hcfon^  tlie  piililic,  uml  hiivo  coiistiinlly  hi-i-ii  .■oiniiiy  moro  wi.Uily  into 
U'<0.  Of  the  first  volume  there  liiive  appeared  in  Kn;;laiiil  and  f^eothmd  at  least  eight,  wo 
believe  nine,  several  editions,  and  live  or  siv  of  llie  second  ;  anil  in  the  Urfited  btatcs,  wo 
have  now  the  fourth  edition  of  the  wlrt)le  work  from  tiie  press  of  the  University  at  Cam- 
bridge.    A  hook,  to  meet  with  such  success,  must  ho  well  ailapled  to  its  end. 

Ol'  (ill  the  editions  which  have  thus  fur  appeared  in  Great  liritnin  or  America,  we  do  not 
hesitate  to  pronounce  this  to  he  the  most  correct.  It  exhibits  the  clearest  marks  of  inile- 
fati"nblo  diligence  and  conscientious  aecuracv  on  the  part  of  its  learned  and  iinussuniing 
editor.  Instead  of  vague  and  indiscriminuling  praise,  we  will  iiideavor  to  explain  its  pe- 
culiar advantages.  Our  account  will  he  a  short  one,  though  liio  labors  which  wo  com- 
memorate e.xlended  through  years.  -./-,,•  i 

The  chief  object  of  the  American  editor.  Professor  John  S.  To pk in  of  Cambridge,  wag 
to  make  the  hook  a  correct  one.  It  had  gone  through  so  nmny  editions,  and  each  new  one 
had  repeated  so  many  of  the  errors  of  the  last,  and  made  so  many  ol  Us  own,  that  both 
the  text  and  the  notes  had  become  very  much  disfigured.  Not  only  accents  and  hitters  wero 
often  wantiii",  but  words,  and  sometimes  whole  lines  wero  omitted  ;  especially  in  the  notes. 
In  the  third  American  edition,  these  were  in  a  good  degree  amended;  in  the  lonrtb  tio 
same  purpose  has  been  most  assi.lnously  pnisued.  To  do  this  the  original  sources  ol  tho 
notes  and  text  were  consulted,  and  these,  togitther  with  other  good  editions  ot  the  seveia 
writers,  were  dilig(Mitlv  compared.  Not  a  few  fractures  and  dislocations  were  reiiaircd 
by  means  of  an  early  edition  of  the  Collectanea.  When  the  sense  was  found  broken  and 
obscure,  it  appeared  on  examination  that  words,  lines,  and  somelimes  several  lines  had  been 
omitted;  particularly  where  a  word  was  repeated  ut  no  great  distance,  the  intervening 
words  were  sometimes  passed  over  in  ]>riiiting. 

We  hope  we  have  said  enough  to  justify  our  preference  of  Professor  Popkin's  edition  of 
the  Grieca  Majora  over  any  other.  To  give  a  more  distinct  idea  of  what  he  baa  accomplish- 
ed, we  venture  to  atlirm,  after  a  close  computation  wliich  may  he  relied  upon,  that  of 
errata  in  the  copy  greater  and  less,  he  has  corrected  as  many  as  ten  thousand.  If  after  all 
bis  care  and  pains,  he  has  made  any  or  left  any,  they  can  be  easily  marked  and  corrected 
as  the  present  edition  has  been  made  on  stereotyped  plates.  It  was  an  undertaking  of 
loll"  and  toilsome  diligence  to  correct  the  press  and  the  copy  of  a  work  of  this  kind,  collected 
from  so  many  sources,  and  referring  to  so  many  authorities. 

Not  loss  tliaii  live  hundred  volumes  were  of  necessity  consulted. 

An  EPITOME  of  GRECIAN  ANTIQUITIES.  For  the  use  of  Schools. 
By  Charles  D.  Cleaveland.    Price  jjl,00. 

To  the  Publishers. 

I  received  a  few  days  since  your  letter  of  iiir|uiry  concerning  the  "Epitome  of  Grecian 
Antiquities,"  and  am  happy  in  the  opportunity  of  expressing  an  opinion  of  that  little  work.— 
While  it  was  in  progress  the  plan  received  iny  full  approbation  ;  and  the  diligence  ol  the 
comiiiler  in  procuring  and  consulting  all  the  proper  authorities  and  the  unusual  caro  be- 
stowed in  superintending  the  publication  led  me  to  expect  a  well  executed  work.  In  Ibia 
I  have  not  been  disappointed.  Potter's  Arch;elogia  Griica  is  voluminous  and  expensive, 
and  the  works  of  Robi.nson  and  Hos  have  not  been  re-published  in  this  country.  Home  work 
of  the  kind  is  absolutely  necessary  for  tho  classical  si udent  in  every  stage  of  his  progress. 
In  this  state  of  things  .Mr.  Ci.eavela.vu's  well  digesleil  manual  suplilies  a  delicieiicy  and 
obviates  an  objection^  whirh  has  heretofore  existed,  to  making  Grecian  Antiquities  a  separate 
and  particular  study  in  our  Academies  and  Classical  Schools. 

WILLIAM  CHAMBERLAIN, 

Prufessor  at  Dartmouth  College. 

Ill  Press.  GROVES'S  GREEK  LEXICON.  A  Greek  and  English 
Dictionary.  By  llie  Rev.  .Idiin  Giiovi;s.  Willi  addliioiis,  by  liie  American  edilor. 
The  object  of  the  compiler  of  this  work  (as  staled  in  his  Preface)  was,  to  offer  to  tho 
public  a  Dictionary,  which  young  Greek  scholars  could  use  with  ease  and  advantage  to 
thcinselveB;  but  sufficientlv  full  to  be  equally  serviceable  as  they  advanced;  a  book,  that 
would  answer  for  .School,  for  College,  and  more  particularly  for  reading  the  New  Peslament 
and  the  Sepluagint.  i         i     .       ••    i 

In  the  arrangement  of  the  words,  the  alphabetical  method  has  been  adopted,  as  best  Buitcrt 
to  ibi;  capacity  and  diligence  of  the  young  learner.  Immediately  after  each  word  is  (ilaced 
its  form  of  declension  or  conjugation,  together  with  any  pi'fiiliarity  attending  it,  such  as 
tbe  uitic  genitive  of  contracted  nouns,  the  future  or  perfect  of  any  dialect  peciihar  to 
certain  verbs,  &c.  Next  is  placed  the  derivation  or  composition  of  the  word.  1  he  Lnglisb 
significations  of  the  Greek  word  follow  next.  In  this  part  two  or  three  synonyms  have  bren 
"iven  forea.h  signification.  After  the  significations  are  subjoined  any  irregularities  or  va- 
rieties arising  from  dialect,  &.c.  and  some  of  the  more  difficult  mllexioiia  of  each  word  are 


Published  h]^  Hilliard,  Gray,  ^  Co.  15 

added.  A  considerable  number  of  new  words  have  been  introduced.  These  consist  of  words 
occurring  in  the  authors  usually  read,  and  in  the  Seplua-iint,  which  are  not  to  be  found  in 
Schrevelius.  They  are  also  taken  from  the  Greek  tragedies  now  i,'enerally  read  at  schools, 
and  from  elementary  books  latterly  introduced.  All  the  iiitlocted  parts  of  words  which  are 
in  Schrevelius  are  to  be  found  in  this  Uiclionary,  with  many  others.  These  consist  of 
oblique  cases  of  nouns,  pronouns,  and  participles :  of  persons,  tenses,  moods,  &c.  of  verbs. 
There  is  no  English  attached  to  the.se  parts  and  inflexions,  but  a  reference  is  given  to  the 
theme,  where  all  the  signitications  will  be  found.  This  part  of  the  work  has  been  par- 
ticularly attended  to  where  it  respects  the  New  Testament;  and  thus  llie  work  will  be 
useful  both  to  beginners  and  to  those  persons  who  may  wish  to  revive  their  knowledge  of 
Greek,  especially  of  the  New  Testament;  they  will  also  find  in  tliis  Dictionary  all  the 
words  occurring'in  the  Septuagint.  Every  thing  has  been  retrenched  that  did  not  coincide 
with  the  young  scholar's  capacity;  and  he  has  here  given  to  him  what  he  will  notice  at 
present,  instead  of  wliat  he  may  look  for  at  a  more  advanced  period  of  his  studies ;  he  has 
here  laid  before  him  what  will  be  immediately  useful,  for  what  niigl)t  be  serviceable  hereafter. 
This  American  edition,  in  conformity  with  the  plan  of  the  work,  will  be  improved  by  the 
addition  of  considerable  supplementary  matter  particularly  adapted  to  tho  wants  of  younger 
students,  for  whose  use  the  work  is  principally  designed. 

mil  speedily  be  Published.  HOMER'S  ILIAD,  with  English  Notes. 
In  2  vols,  oil  the  plan  of  Gould's  etliiioii  of  Virgil,  Ovid,  Horace,  &c.. 

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religion,  Moral  I'hilosopliy,  and  Civil  i'olily,  in  Harvard  University.  SU'reotijpe 
edition.     Price  87^  cents. 

Professor  Hedge  made  his  Lojic  after  twenty  years  experience  in  teaching  the  srience- 
IIi»  objict  was  to  form  a  system  adapted  to  the  pirsunt  injpidved  state  of  iiilelii^Ltnal 
philosophy.  The  Logics  before  in  use  were  dellcient  in  i)arts  of  primary  iniportajice.  Tlie 
instruction  they  furnish  on  the  article  of  reasoning  is  almost  exclusively  confmed  to  the 
principles  of  sylogism.  They  contain  very  little  relating  to  moral  evidence  and  those  modes 
of  reasoning  by  which  the  practical  business  of  life  is  carried  on.  The  success  which  has 
attended  the  sale  of  Hedge's  Logic  is  ample  proof  that  it  is  sniti^d  to  the  wants  of  tiie  com- 
munity. It  hail  superseded  those  bel'ore  used  in  most,  if  not  all,  thi!  ("olleges  in  New  EngUunl 
and  in  several  oftho.se  in  the  nii<ldle,  southern,  and  western  stales.  U  is  also  extensively 
used  ill  .Academies  and  Schools  of  the  higher  order,  in  various  parts  of  the  United  States. 
In  the  different  editions  this  treatise  has  Ix-'en  carefully  revised  by  the  unlhor,  and  in 
the  fourth  edition  two  chapters  were  added,  containing  the  principles  of  controversy — and 
a  body  of  rules  for  the  interpretation  of  written  documents. 

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Surgeons,  London.     1  vol.  8vo.     Price  §2,73. 

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pable of  popular  explanation,  without  tho  aid  of  Plates  and  Figures."— Puie^'s  Theology, 
Chap.  ix. 

Palet'9  Natural  Theology  has  long  been  held  in  high  estimation  as  a  work  eminently 
iioeful  to  young  persons  both  for  the  i|uantity  and  clearness  (d"  the  infurmation  it  imparts, 
and  the  valuable  deductions  and  cunclu><ions  which  the  anllinr  establishes  in  tbi'  progress 
of  bin  work.  Hut  every  person  not  previously  conversant  with  the  snlijecl  most  have  lilt 
the  want  of  nome  figu'ren,  K(im(!  delineations' for  th<;  eye,  in  order  to  conipnliijid  fully 
tho  Kubjcctii  treated  of.    'I'hese  illustrations  are  beanlifnily  executed   in  thirty   six   litho- 

Srnphic  platen,  larg<'  octavo  size,  with  descriplive  li'tter  press;  and  render  very  clear  the 
ifliTcnt  mechanical  functions  of  the  Ixnies,  muscles,  arteries,  veins,  viscera,  &.c.  of  animals, 
and  many  similar  and  curioiw  n|ierations  in  the  vegetable  kingdom.  It  is  an  indispensublo 
arccimpaniment  to  oni'  of  the  IhhI  books  in  the  English  langiuige. 

In  PrcHg.  A  GRAMMAR  of  the  ITALIAN  LANGUAGE,  with  Excicise.s. 
By  PiKTKo  Bachi.     Inslrucier  at  Harvard  University.     I'-Inio. 

Thi«  hook  has  In-en  compiled  from  the  best  Grammars  of  the  Italian  tongue,  extant  in 
Italian,  Enslinh,  and  Kr<Mich,  s|H-cial  u<e  having  bi-en  made  of  llarlxTi's  celebrated  '"(Jram- 
mnire  dfn  <'raminair<'i  llaliennen."  It  is  divided  into  I'nur  parts,  I'roiiunciatinn,  Orthogra- 
phy, Anali>|ry,  and  ."Syntax.  The  pronunciation  is  mon-  fully  treateil  than  in  any  other 
Cirummar,  aiid  illu<trate<l  by  English  eomhinalions  of  letters  represi^nting  the  Italian  sounds. 
Every  Italian  word  in  accennul  thriniglioul  Ibii  book,  »o  that  the  pupil  grows  familiar  with 
lliB  aeniu*  of  the  Inngunge  in  this  resjioct,  wliilo  he  in  acriuiring  a  knowledge  of  Its  grannnal- 
icnl  driicture.  Th"  vi'tIh  are  ([ivni  with  niinsmil  fnliiiss.  and  the  irri'gulfir  vi^rbs  are 
arranged  and  exIiibiU'il  afinr  n  new  nxtliod  very  convenient  for  referi'iice. — 'I'Ik-  rules 
of  the  Hyiiinx  are  siipportud  by  examples  carifnlly  cited  from  the  Ix'sl  writers,  ami  followed 
Iby  appropriatu  cxeicine*.     A  copious   Alphabetical   Index  closes  the  volume. 

In  prcHH,  and  trill  soon  he  published.  JUVENAL'S  SATIRES,  with 
Eiigllsli  ^llteH.  All  extnirgaled  edillim  of  llio  .S.iliiCH  of  Jiivpiial,  ^^^l!l  rii|iioiJ,s 
r.iiglisli  Noii-i,  alter  the  plan  of  Gould's  edition  of  Virgil.  By  the  editor  of  (ireek 
Delectus,  i'htt-drus,  &n:. 


1 G  School  and  Classical  Books 


IRVING'S  F.LKMENTS  of  ENGLISH  COMPOSITION;  serving  as  a 
sequel  lo  ilit>  sillily  of  (!r.\mniar.  My  I)  win  luviNii,  1.1,.  I).  Aullior  of  ilii!  Lives 
of  llie  Scouisli  i'lH'is.    iSi'coiid  Amerfciin  fioiii  tin-  sixili  Loudon  (.'ciiiioii.     I'rico  $l,''25. 

F.ilracls  fnim  the  Preface. 

Thaxigh  it  was  my  principal  ohji'ct  to  trciil  of  |>ro8e  composition,  yet  a  few  obsorvntionsr 
on  pootry  iiici.leiUiillv  occur.  'J'iic  ronmrks  wliicli  have  lieeii  siijjijo.sled  willi  regard  to  llio 
imluru  oi"  lifjurative  luiigiiago,  apply  eciiially  lo  prose  ami  to  poetry;  but  llio  poutu  liavo 
furiiislioil   1110   with   tliu   most  copious  and    beautiful  illustrations. 

Tlie  rules  of  criticism  are  more  .'iuccessfully  inculcatoil  by  particular  examples  than  by 
geueral  preci'pls.  I  have  tberefore  endeavored  to  cultuct  abundance  o(  apposilc  4UOlation9, 
in  order  to  illustrate  every  braiicb  of  the  subject. 

An  INTRODUCTION  to  LINEAR  DRAWING  ;  translated  from  (lie 
Frenrli  of  iM.  FKV.scffii'K;  witli  .TlliMatioiis  ;iii(l  addiliojis  (o  adapt  it  to  the  use  of 
Schools  in  the  Unilcd  .Sialcs.  To  which  is  added,  lii<;  Kli'niciils  ol  Linear  I'eispec- 
tive  ;  and  Questions  on  the  whole.  I5y  William  B.  Fowle,  Instrucler  of  the 
Monitorial  School,  Boston.     Price  75  cents. 

From  the  Translator's  Preface. 

An  elementary  trcatiso  on  Drawing,  ailapted  to  the  use  of  connnon  schools,  cannot  liul 
bo  well  received.  Besides  the  professions  which  make  the  art  uf  drawing  their  particular 
study,  anatomists,  naturalists,  mechanics,  trav(dlers,  and  indeed  all  persons  of  liisto  and 
"eniiis,  have  need  of  it,  to  enable  tbeni  to  e.\))ress  their  ideas  with  jirecision,  and  make  tbeiH 
intelligible  to  others. 

Notw  ilbstandin<!  the  great  utility  of  this  branch  of  education,  it  is  a  lamentable  fact,  that 
it  is  seldom  or  never  taught  in  the  public  schools,  although  a  very  largo  proportion  of  our 
children  have  no  other  education  than  these  schools  atVord.  Kvcin  in  the  private  scliools 
where  drawing  is  taught,  it  is  loo  generally  the  cise  that  no  regard  is  j>aid  lo  the  get)- 
nielrical  principles  on  which  the  art  depends.  The  translator  appeals  to  experience  wlien 
he  asserts,  that  not  one  in  fifty  of  those  who  have  gone  through  a  course  of  instruction  in 
drawing,  can  do  more  than  copy  such  drawings  as  are  placed  before  thein.  lieing  ignorant 
of  the  certain  rules  of  the  art,  (and  they  are  the  most  certain  because  mathematical.)  Ihuy 
are  always  in  leadrng  strings,  and  unless  endowed  with  unconunnn  genius,  never  originate 
any  design,  and  rarely  attempt  to  draw  from  nature.  It  is  to  rcmi'dy  this  defective  niodo 
of  teaching,  that  tbfi  translator  has  been  induced  to  present  this  little  work,  on  the  elements 
of  drawing,  to  the  American  public. 

Preface  to  the  Second  Edition. 

The  favorable  reception  of  the  first  edition  of  this  Treatise,  has  induced  the  Translator 
to  revise  it  carefully,  arid  to  add  to  it  a  Second  Part,  containing  the  elements  of  PerspeC' 
live  Drawiiitr,  to   which  the  First  Part  is  a  good  introduction. 

Question.*,  also,  upon  the  more  important  purls  of  the  book  arc  added  ;  and  the  Translator 
hopes  that  this  more  correct  and  enlarged  edition  will  meet  with  the  same  favor  that  a 
liberal  public  has  bestowed  upon  its  predecessor. 

The  LATIN  READER.  Part  First.  From  the  fifth  Gorman  edition, 
bv  Fkedekic  Jacohs,  Editor  of  the  Greek  Aiitiiology,  the  Greek  Reader,  &,c.  &,c. 
Edited  by  Gkorge  Bancuoft.     Stereotype  edition.     Price  87^  cents. 

The  Latin  Header,  which  is  here  published,  was  compiled  by  Professor  Frederic  Jacobs, 
of  Gotha,  who  having  long  been  engaged  in  the  cares  of  instruction  and  the  pursuits  of  a 
scholar,  is  in  every  respect  qualified  to  make  judicious  selections  for  the  purposes  of 
teaching. 

The  c<litor,  in  publishing  this  work  in  America,  has  boon  influenced  by  a  sincere  belief, 
that  it  fonus  an  easy  introduction  to  the  language  and  character  of  the  Koman  world. 
His  duties  as  a  teacher  led  bini  to  the  comparison  of  many  similar  works  now  used  in  Eng- 
land and  on  the  continent.  This  seemeil  to  hini  the  best  ;  and  having  already  used  it  in  tho 
school  with  which  he  is  connected,  he  has  found  bis  opinion  confirmed  by  bis  experience. 

This  work  is  very  fast  taking  the  place  of  Liber  F'rimus,  IJistoria?,  Sacra:  Viri  Koina',  ifec. 

The  ailvanlages  of  this  work  are,  thai  it  proceeds  by  gradual  anrl  easy  steps,  from  the  ex- 
amples of  the  first  principles  of  Grammar,  usual  in  Primary  books,  to  the  more  difficult 
Latin  of  the  authors  lo  be  studied  next  in  course — thus  ijicluding  in  one  volume  what  cora- 
monly  occupies  two  or  more.  The  necessity  of  adapting  the  matter  to  the  gradual  progress 
of.  the  pupil  has  secured  a  variety  of  selection,  sufhcie.it  to  keep  the  attention  excited  ;  and 
thus  to  obviate  the  motive  for  a  frequent  chunire  of  works:  while  the  amount  of  useful 
knowleilgc  bound  up  in  these  pages  exceeds  that  to  be  found  in  most  other  books  of  the  same 
description. 

In  the  stereotype  edition,  the  Dictionary  has  been  new  modelled  entire.  It  is  of  a  size 
commensurate  with  the  text,  for  which  it  is  designed  ;  and  may,  for  .some  time,  at  least, 
stand  the  pupil  instead  of  the  more  cumbrous  and  expensive  works  of  Enlick  and  Ains- 
wortb — with  the  additional  advantage  of  being  based  upon  Adam's  Latin  Grammar  ;  and 
having  the  minute  irregularities  of  Declension,  Gender,  and  Tense,  and  also  the  component 
parts  of  compound  words,  noted  in  full,  by  a  gentleman  of  well  known  accuracy  and  judgment. 

The  LATIN  READER.  Part  Second.  Chiclly  from  the  fourth  (ierman 
edition  of  F.  Jacobs,  and  F.  \V.  Doring.  Edited  by  Gjcorge  Bancroft.  Ste- 
reotype edition.    Price  75  cents. 


Published  by  HiUiard,  Gray,  ^  Co.  H 

The  present  continuation  of  the  Latin  Reader  has  for  it3  object,  to  provide  a  work  suited 
to  the  purposes  of  instruction  in  the  Latin  language,  of  a  classical  cluiracter,  interesting 
to  the  young  mind,  and  conveying  useful  information.  The  first  part  of  this  little  volume 
contains  select  fables  from  l'h*drUs ;  these  are  followed  hy  extracts  taken  almost  entirely 
ftom  Cicero  and  Livy  ;  the  volume  closes  with  an  nhridgmeiit  of  Justin,  for  the  excel- 
lence of  which  the  name  of  Jacobs  is  alone  a  sullicicnt  ricommeiulation.  Most  of  the 
"Short  Narrations"  were  selected  by  Ubriiig,  who  acted  in  concert  willi  Jacobs.  A  few 
more  have  been  added  from  the  twelfth  German  edition  of  an  elementary  work,  compiloj 
by  Brbder.  In  presenting  to  the  public  this  edition,  it  is  only  necessary  to  say,  that 
the  text  has  undergone  a  thorough  revision  ;  that  uniformity  has  been  introduced  in  the 
orthography,  wliicli  is  now  made  to  conform  to  that  of  the  Latin  Dictionaries  in  common 
use ;  and  that  eiuivocal  words  have  been  marked  with  accents  iu  the  usual  way,  and 
8peeches  distinguished  from  the  narrative  by  inverted  commas. 

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taining a  copious  exenipliticaiinii  of  the  rules  of  the  Latin  Syntax  from  ilie  best 
Authorities.  Also  rules  for  atlapting  the  English  to  the  Latin  itiiom.  The  use  of  the 
particles  exemplified  in  English  sentences  designed  to  he  traiishited  into  Laliu.  With 
rules  for  the  position  of  \Nords  in  Latin  coniposiiioii.     Price  87^  cents. 

The  object  of  this  work  is  to  furnish  the  Latin  student  with  a  scries  of  exercises  adapted 
to  familiarize  to  his  mind  the  inllexiona  of  words,  and  the  application  of  the  rules  to 
■yatax,  and  to  lead  him  to  such  a  knowledge  of  the  structure  of  the  language  as  may 
enable  him  to  read  and  write  it  with  ease  and  propriety. 

The  materials  of  which  it  is  composeil  have  been  drawn  from  the  purest  sources,  and  will 
be  found  to  possess  intrinsic  merit  in  sentiment,  clothed  in  a  rich  variety  of  elegant  and 
classical  expression,  the  order  and  arrangement,  it  is  hoped,  will  be  found  correct  and  per- 
spicuous. 

But  the  principle  point  on  which  the  claims  of  this  work  are  rested,  is,  that  it  endeavor* 
to  present,  in  every  part,  a  genuine  Latin  style,  in  place  of  that  nondescript  style,  j)roduced 
by  conforming  the  Latin  words  to  the  English  collocation,  which  occupies  a  consideiablo 
proportion  of  every  work  on  this  subject  which  has  fallen  within  our  knowledge. 

This  work  is  now  used  in  the  Boston  Latin  School. 

LETTERS  on  the  GOSPELS.  By  Miss  Haknah  Adams,  Second 
edition.    I'rice  75  cents. 

Ezlract  from  the  Christian  Examiner  and  Theological  Review. 

We  have  been  very  highly  gratified  by  the  perusal  of  this  little  book,  which,  coming 
out  with  all  the  modesty,  simplicity,  and  real  learning,  which  distinguish  its  author,  is 
calculated  we  think,  to  be  of  very  important  service  in  the  cause  of  true  religion. 

We  have  rarely  seen  so  much  valuable  knowledgo  brought  in  so  small  a  compass,  or  in  so 
attractive  a  manner,  to  the  level  of  youthful  minds. 

An  ABRIDGMENT  of  MURR.W'S  ENGLISH  GR.\MMAR.  Con- 
taining also  I'unclunlion,  the  Notes  under  rides  in  iSynlax,  and  Lessons  in  Parsing. 
To  the  latter  of  which  are  prefixed,  ISpecimens  illustrative  of  diat  E.vercise,  and 
false  Syntax  to  be  corrected.  All  approprialtdy  arrangt-d.  'J'o  all  which  is  adapted, 
a  New  System  of  (luesiions.  Eroni  du-  si'comi  Poi  tsnioulli  edition,  enlarged  and 
improved.     By  Samuel  Putna.m.     titeieulijpe  edition.     Price  I'J  cents. 

The  iaio  of  the  former  editions  of  this  work  has  encouraged  the  editor  to  ofler  the  public 
Bnotlicr,  containing,  as  he  would  hope,  some  valuable  improvuiiients. 

The  object  of  the  ipRslions  JnlerHpersed  through  this  (Iraminar,  is  to  lead  the  lcarnc|', 
while  comiiiittiiig  hia  lespiori,  to  discover  its  mianing  and  ap|ilicalion. 

A»  many  xrholurs  never  use  any  other  ihan  tiie  cheap  editions  of  the  Urampmr,  it  is  cer- 
tainly impoftanl  Ibut  auch  an  abridgment  Hhould  contain,  if  possible,  all  tho  necessary 
rudimenti. 

There  i*,  among  iomo,  a.  djipodlion  to  abandon  Murray  entirely,  and  adopt  division* 
and  arrangemenld  altogether  new.  Kvery  ni'W  system  will,  w  illiout  doubt,  present  somo 
now  and  valuable  vii'wu.  Hut  whi'lln-r,  upon  the  whole,  any  single  sysloin  can  at  prcsi^nt 
be  founil,  iiioiu  scientific,  or  uMording  greater  facilities  iu  learning  to  speak  and  write  our 
luiguage  correctly,  is  greatly  to  be  doubtiMl. 

'I'll  the  f'.ililor. 

Pm. I  have  ctnminnd,  with  Home  alti'iiiinn,  Ihi' third  eililion  of  an  Alirlilgmnnl  of  Mnr- 

rny'n  Kngliih  (•rnminnr,  piibluhi-d  by  llii.i.i  ai(i>,  tliiA  v,  &  Co.  Having, for  a  idiiHiihrablii 
time,  lined  the  forini'r  editjonii  of  the  name  work,  1  wa»,  in  Home  measure,  prepared  lo  ap- 
preciate Ihia.  The  l>'a<on<  in  pnrniiig  are  well  chosen  and  the  arrangement  of  Ibem  i\  valua- 
nblo  iinproveinonl.  The  .New  SmrKM  of  (ii'i:»Tiu>«»  lias  long  been  a  ilrsiilrruliim  In  ail 
intrwlurtion  to  the  Kiijliali  (iraiiimar,  and  sei'iiin  perfectly  to  answer  thi>  end  ili'signed. 
In  ahoit,  I  ie>(nrd  lhi>  lillle  book  an  a  highly  viihiahlo  ar(|uiiilion  to  our  Hi-hmils;  far  pre f- 
•rable  lo  any  work  of  tho  kind  thai  Iiuk  nomn  iimlcr  my  ohsirviilioii,  and  am  pcrsu'iilcd 
that  your  labor  in  thia  department  of  early  icioiicu  will  meet  all  the  eiicouragciuent  you 
cao  deiitu. 

I  urn,  fir,  &,c.  OEANGR  CLARK,  Principal 

Portsmouth,  Junt  13(A,  lb'J7.  of  the  Porlimaaih  Lyceum. 


18  School  and  Classical  Books 


MURRAY'S  INTRODUCTION  to  llie  English  Reader,  or  a  Selection 
of  I'ieccs  ill  I'losc  ;iiiil  I'oclrv,  r;>lciil;ilcil  to  iiii|)n)\i'  llic  VoiinmT  Classes  in  Uead- 
iiiij,  ami  to  iml'iit.'  llieir  miiuls  willi  die  love  oC  virtue.  'J"o  wliicli  is  added,  Rules  and 
Oi)servalioiis  i'ov  assistiiij;  ehildreii  to  read  widi  I'ropriety.  lm|irove(l  Uy  ilic  addi- 
tion o("  a  ."^\  iionyinising  Vocahiilaiy,  ot  the  nuisl  iiii|i()itaiil  W dnls,  piaeed  civer  ilie 
sections,  Irmn  wiiiili  iln-y  are  solccied,  anil  divitled,  di'lineil,  and  pionoiineed  accord- 
ing to  die  principles  ol  John  W'ai.kf.k.  Walker's  I'loiioiineing  Key,  which  gov- 
erns the  \'ocal>ulary,  is  prefixed  to  the  work.     Price  37^  cents. 

"Tills  rntroiluclioii  is  full  of  siniplo,  natural,  nml  iiiteri'sting  pieces.  It  is  we  think  tlio 
best  juvciiilo  seleolion  in  tlio  l^iiglisli  liiiigiiii!;c.  It  iiiuiliiccs  iimreuvur  a  fine  aninmtiun  and 
an  iiili"lli"c'iit  st)'lo  of  readiii",  wiiicli  are  preut  aiils  to  geiionil  irnprovumuiit.  'J'lio  present 
edition  ut  this  useful  work,  lins  nn  inipoitant  adilitiun  to  recuiuiuuud  it,  aa  menlionud  iu 
the  title  given  above." — Journal  of  Kducatwn,  Vol,  'J,  JVo.  9. 

The  Introduction  to  the  English  Reader  is  considered  the  host  of  Mr.  Murray's  reading 
books ;  and  this  is  no  small  praise,  when  the  popularity  and  excellence  of  them  all  ia 
considered. 

The  Introduction  now  offerod  to  tlio  puhlic  is  improved  by  the  addition  of  a  vocabulary 
of  the  most  important  and  dilticult  words  prefixed  to  each  section,  showing  their  pro- 
nunciation and  detinilion.  This  mode  is  I'ar  jirelerahle  to  having  a  general  vocabulary  ap- 
pended to  the  work,  which  is  IronblesoiiK;  to  tlio  scholar  and  therotore  apt  to  l>e  lurglectod, 
or,  if  much  recurred  to,  causes  the  hook  to  be  sooner  defaced  and  destroyed; — and  iiiucli 
better  than  having  the  pronunciation  given  in  the  body  of  the  work,  which  blurs  and  dig- 
figures  the  page  and  renders  tlie  book,  to  the  young,  almost  illegil)lo. 

NEUMANand  HARRETTl'S  DICTIONARY  of  the  Spanish  and  Eng- 
lish Laiiguag'es  ;  wherein  the  words  are  correctly  explained,  agreeably  to  their 
different  meanings,  and  a  g^reat  variety  of  terms,  relating  to  the  Arts,  Sciences, 
Maiuifactures,  Merchandise,  Mavigation,  and  Trade,  elucidated.  Stereotype  edition, 
carefully  revised,  and  enlarged  by  the  addition  of  many  thousand  words  extracted 
from  the  writings  of  the  most  Classical  Spanish  and  English  Authors,  many  of 
which  are  not  to  be  found  in  any  other  Dictionary  of  those  Languages  ;  and  also 
great  additions  from  the  Dictionaries  of  Connkli.y  and  Higgens,  the  Spanish 
Academy,  iVc.  To  which  are  added  Directions  (or  finding  the  ditlerence  between 
the  Ancient  and  IModern  Orllii)gia|)hy,  by  F.  Sales,  Instructor  of  French  and  Span- 
ish at  Harvard  University,  Cambridge.    2  vols.  8vo. 

An  INTRODUCTION  to  SYSTEMATIC  and  PHYSIOLOGICAL 
ROT.VN  V.  l'.y  Thomas  Nuttali.,  A.  M.,  F.  L.  S.,  (fee.  Lecturer  on  Hotany  and 
Zooloijv.  and  Curator  of  the  IJotanic  Garden  connected  with  Harvard  University, 
Cambridge.     1  vol.     Price  i}2,00. 

The  present  work  forms  a  happy  exception  to  those  Fntroductory  Troatiso3  upon  dif 
ferent  subjects,  which  are  the  offspring  of  avarice,  or  of  the  pride  of  authorship. 

The  work  is  accompanied  by  lv\elve  very  beautiful  lithographic  engravings;  and  its  entire 
execution  is  characterized  by  neatness  and  precision. 

In  conclusion,  we  would  only  remark,  that  it  has  fully  ansv.'ercd  the  expectations  we  had 
formed  of  it,  from  a  knowledge  of  the  hii,'li  attainments  <if  its  author,  and  that,  in  our  opin- 
ion, it  constitutes  by  far  the  most  valuable  treatise  that  can  be  put  into  the  hands  of  a 
person  jnst  coinnieiicing  this  delightful  study.  To  those  who  are  acquainted  with  Mr. 
Kuttall's  former  productions,  il  need  not  ho  mentioned,  that  his  style  is  simple,  con- 
densed, and  highly  perspicuous;  precisely  vihat  a  style  ought  to  bo  in  all  works  of  a  similar 
nature. — American  Journal  of  Science  and  Arts. 

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is  held  in  those  of  Great  liritain  by  the  coiripilalions  of  Murray,  Scott,  Enfield, 
Mylius,  Thompson,  Erving,  and  others.  Hy  John  Pikki'o.nt,  Compiler  of  the 
American  First  Class  Hook.     1  vol.     Price  75  cents. 

"  Induced  by  esteem  for  the  compiler,  as  well  as  by  a  deep  interest  for  whatever  concerns 
the  subject  of  education,  we  have  examined  the  National  Header  with  care,  and  with 
satisfaction." 

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which  that  work  is  used.  Alter  carefully  and  thoroughly  cxaitiining  this  comjiilalion,  wu 
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and  all  nibers  interested  in  the  education  of  the  young.  The  selection  of  lessons  is  pe- 
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it  well  yvorthy  of  a  place  in  every  parlor  a.?  &  volume  of  elegant  extracts." — American 
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"  This  is  one  more  added  to  llie  many  fine  selections  foi  scliools  which  h:LVo  been  piihlished 
within  a  few  years."' — "The  Xatiunal  Reader  contains  a  suitable  proportion  of  extracts 
from  our  own  writers,  both  in  .poetry  and  prose,  and  is  manly  enon;;h  not  to  think  it  anti- 
natinnal  to  borrow  from  the  stores  of  Kngland.  We  do  not  know  that  a  belter  book  of  the 
kind  could  be  made."' — Cliristian  Eiaminer,  icpt.  and  Oct.  l&Jl. 

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volume  calculated  to  till  a  high  and  an  important  jdace  in  out  schools.  The  selections  are 
made  chielly  from  American  writers  of  hiyli  standing,  and  they  are  liapjiily  adapted  to 
convey  us-lul  information,  to  impiove  the  taste,  to  interest  the  feelings,  and  to  leave  the 
best  moral  and  religious  impressions.  We  were  exceedingly  ])Ieased  to  observe  its  serious 
character;  and  we  should  think  that  no  one  coulil  attentively  peruse  it,  without  being  the 
wiser  and  better  ;  without  being  uiorc  sensible  of  his  obligations  to  be  virtuous  and  devout ; 
■without  a  deeper  conviction  that  he  is  immortal  and  responsible.  We  are  fully  persuaded 
that,  where  it  is  used  in  schools,  it  cannot  fail  to  produce  the  most  desirable  elfecl  on  the 
dis|K>sitions  and  conduct  of  the  youth." — "In  preparing  this  volume  the  compiler  has  con- 
ferred a  favor  on  the  community,  which  we  trust  they  will  ciieerfully  ncknowkilge  by  ex- 
tensively introducing  it  into  their  schools." — Orcenjield  Gazette  and  Franklin  Herald, 
Dec.  18-2-.  ^ 

Our  limits  do  not  permit  us  even  to  make  extracts  from  the  highly  favorable  notices 
which  have  been  taken  of  the  National  Reader  hy  the  Chri.<!li(in  Inleltincnccr  and  Knftcrn 
Clirunicte  of  .Maine,  the  Courier,  Stale.iman,  ami  Gu/ari/ of  Boston,  the  'J'roij  Sentinel,  lUe 
Wtsti-rn  JHunl/ilij  Reriew,  for  Oct.  \SSi,  and  the  Staleinian,  Vailij  ..^dcerliacr,  Albion, 
Morning  Courier,  .Mirror,  and  other  journals  of  New  York. 

In  Press.  The  ^LMERICAN  SCHREVELIUS,  or  Greek  and  English 
Lexicon,  new  anil  improved  edition. 

The  basis  of  the  work  is  Schbevelius's  well  known  l/cxicon  ;  which,  on  the  whole,  in 
the  present  state  of  Greek  studies  in  this  cotmtry,  was  tbonght  preferable  to  any  other 
manual  adapted  to  the  use  of  ,<cA»o/,v.  ?chrevelins's  work  was  mere  particularly  intended 
for  the  Old  and  .N'esv  Testaments.  Homer.  Ilesiod,  Miisxus,  Tlieognis,  I'ythagoras.  and  other 
Unoniic  Authors,  Isocratcs.  .ilCsop.  Ace. ;  the  author  also  made  use  of  I'ortus's  lunic  and  Doric 
Lexicons  and  the  lA.'xicon  to  I'iirdar  and  the  other  Lyric  poets.  It  was  published  several 
times  on  the  continent  of  Enrojic  during  the  author's  life  ;  and  »  ilhin  that  period  was  also 
republished  in  England  by  11:11,  who  enlarged  it  considerably,  more  particularly  with  words 
from  the  New  Testament,  the  .Si'ptuagint,  and  the  principal  pouts  and  orators,  as  well  as 
the  school  books  of  the  day.  Besides  tlie  editorial  labor  liestowid  upon  It  in  I'^nglaiiil.  it  has 
received  iniproviments  in  France,  where  a  valuable  edition  of  it  was  published  in  1779  by 
the  celebrated  scholar  Vauvillicrs.  Of  the  other  editions,  we  have  before  us  the  Italian  one 
in  folio,  and  a  Cierman  one,  reprinted  from  the  Paris  copy,  at  Vienna  in  1&22,  under  the 
editorial  superintendence  of  Krilsch  ;  wlui  justly  observes,  that  the  Lexicon,  as  now  pnb- 
li.shed,  is  very  dilferenl  from  the  ancient  editions  both  in  copiousness  and  I'xplanatiujis  ; 
and,  in  its  present  state  it  may  with  propriety  be  reconununded  to  the  student  in  Greek 
literature.  The  .«ignilications  given  in  this  work  are  more  copious  than  the  Latin  ones  of 
Schrcvelius.  It  has  Ijcen  the  intention  of  the  editors,  that  the  work  shouM  coni,)teheod  all 
the  words  which  are  to  be  found  in  Professor  Dalzel's  Collectanea  .Alajora  and  .Minora, 
Jacob's  (ireek  Reader,  and  the  other  books  now  studied  in  our  schools  and  other  seminaries 
of  learning. 

The  improvements  made  upon  the  common  Pchrevelius,  in  the  present  edition  will  amount 
tg  not  lest  than  (en  tkoujiand  neie  articles  and  very  numerous  additions  to  the  original 
articles  uf  the  work. 

The  explanations  of  the  uses  of  the  jrrtposition.i  and  or/Zc/c,  which  were  the  subject  of 
particular  attention  in  the  former  edition,  have  been  still  further  improved  in  the  present 
one.  .Another  unprovemeiit  (and  one  which  was  not  adopted  in  any  edition  of  Hchrevelius 
till  after  Ibis  work  was  iH'gun)  is  the  markin:;  of  the  >/ii>(h(i/i><  of  the  ilonlilfiil  vowels  ;  and 
in  the  pre«ent  edition  this  lias  l>eeii  more  minutely  alli'ndril  to  than  in  the  former. 

Durin;;  the  progrcfs  of  the  work  almost  all  the  fJreek  Lexicons  extant  have  been  orca- 
■ionally  consulted,  'i'hoso  whkh  have  liecn  most  cunsiantly  resorted  to  are — Schneiiler's 
admirablu  Griechiiich-Deutiiches  Wnrterhuch  (or  Greek  and  German  Dictionary)  ami  the 
Greek  and  German  Ltixicon  uf  Riemer,  who  lias  added  much  new  and  valuable  matter  to 
Schni'iiler'*  labors;  Pjanche's  excellent  Dictiunnairu  (!roc-Frain;ois , —  Uonncgan's  New 
Grei  k  and  l^igliih  I^'xii'on,  the  hniis  of  wliirh  is  .'■^cb.iiiilir's  ; — Join  s's  (Ireik  and  Liiglisli 
l>eTiron,  and  lh<?  improved  (•rliiioti  of  Ifi'derieiis  ;  and,  tor  liie  Seriptnre  words,  Sclilensner's 
well  known  I>'xicoii  and  WuIiI'm  (Jp^ek  and  Engli-iii  Lexicon  by  .Mr.  Robin.ion.  Uesldcs 
llie«..  iiif|«,  n*  much  u«e,  n«  was  prartiialde  in  a  work  of  this  nze,  hag  been  mudu  of  tbo 
labors  of  eminent  critic*  and  comiiientntors  on  the  Greek  Claaaics. 

VUAAnU  FAHULii:  EXI'UKGATyE.  Acccdnnl  Tracfaliis  rle  vcrsu  lam- 
bico,  Notidtp  Aiif^lic*'  ct  Ctucslioiies.   In  nsnm  tjcliolir  Itosloiiicnsi.s.     I'rice  (i'.'ij  ceiils. 

Ptui'drun  romen  atrongly  rerommended  to  the  iiliidy  of  the  young,  lie  has  clothed  the  mo«t 
l^'anlirul  of  ,1-;/iop'«  failles  in  an  elegniil,  pure,  and  nimpl"  stylo.  With  the  iiitertifl  of  Iho 
Fiilde  he  hni  united  the  grncea  uf  pnetry  and  the  graver  wisdom  of  philosophy.     Hiii  writ  in^'s 

Br"  iiiiiiienlly  phnainj;  and  manly  -,  ami  he  hiis  succeeded  hey I   mo>t  iiiilbor*  in   what  ha 

(fates  to  lie  hi"  di'jign,  a,i  onrc  to  nmujir  and  to  inntrurt.  In  the  present  edition.  Ilie  taxi 
hna  tieen  carefully  correcleil,  nrrording  to  tho  bent  l«xt»,the  Notei  uro  very  full,  con- 
taining a  good  deal  of  Mythological  and  Historical  mutlor  togolhcr  with  Uuostiuiii  an- 


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