-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. young, youthful.

vepeλ-ǹ, −ñs, n. subst. 2. simp.-and vép-os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. cloud, mist.

ve-as, -a, ó. subst. 4. simp. temple. vĥo-os, -ov, n. subst. 3. simp. island. (R. váw, I-swim.)

Viką. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (he-)conquers. -from

νικ-άω, ήσω, νενίκηκα. I-conquer. vík-n, -ns, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. victory. Niv-os, -ov, n. subst. 3. simp. Nineveh.

Noμ-às, -ádos, ó, n. subst. 5. simp.

rover, vagrant, Nomad. (R. vouòs, pasture; because the wanderers were pastoral tribes, accompanied by their cattle.)

voμ-eùs, —éws, ó. subst. 3. contr. shepherd. (R. vouòs, pasture.) voμíce. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (he-)considers, thinks.

vouíÇev. pres. ind. act. to-consider, think.

voμíceis. 2. s. pres. ind. act. you-consider, think.

voμíÇetal. 3. s. pres. ind. pass. (he-)isconsidered, thought.

νομίζω, σω and ὣ, νενόμικα. I-con

sider, think. (R. vóμos, custom, law.) voμolét‐ns, -ov, d. subst. 1. simp. law-giver. (R. vóμos, alone; tíðnui, I-lay-down.)

vóμ-os, -ov, ó subst. 3. simp. law. vóσ-os, -ov, ǹj. subst. 3. simp. disease. VÓσT-OS, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. return. vovléтnμa, –TOS, Tó. subst. 5. simp. warning, lesson, admonition. vúμp-n, ns, n. subst. 2. simp. bride. vûv. adv. now. - ·ó vûv, the (man) now (living), the man of our time. vù-§, –τòs, n. subst. 5. simp. night.

E.

¿év-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. stranger, guest, host.

ip-os, -eos, ous. Tó. subst. 1. contr. sword.

¿úλiv-os, -n, -ov. adj. 3 term. wooden. -from

Cúλ-ov, -ov, TÓ. subst. 3. simp. wood.

O.

8-de, 1⁄2-de, TÓ-de, dem. pron. this (-here).

¿8-ds, -oû, n. subst. 3. simp. road, way, path.

of. nom. pl. masc. rel. pron. (they-) who. fr. ds,, 8.

oî-os, -a, -ov. pronl. adj. 3 term. ofthat-kind-which, of-what-kind, such

as.

olda. 1. s. perf. ind. with sense of pres. I-know. fr. obs. elow.

otkade, adv. homewards. (R. olkos, home, de, Se, σe, towards.)

otkol. adv. at-home. (orig. oikw, ołkwi, dat. sing. of olkos, a house.) oluo. interj. woe-is-me! (R. of, alas! μol, to me.) (g. gen. of object, or cause.)

olv-os, -ov, ó. subst. 3. simp. wine. οἴομαι, οἰήσομαι. I-think, suppose. olov. acc. sing. masc. of oios. what- ! what-a-great-! (as adjl. excl.) lit. what an odd) kind-of.

oloba. 2. s. perf. ind. contrd. fr. oïdao(a). (you-)know. fr. oida. ὀλίγος, -η, -ον. adj. 3 term. few. oλíyou deîv. nearly. lit. deiv, towant, wanting; xiyov, a little. ὄλλυμι, ὀλέσω and ὀλῶ, ὀλώλεκα and. p. m. oλwλa, I destroy. 8λ-os, -n, -ov. adj. 3 term. whole. 'Oλνμπí-α, -αs,

. subst. 2. simp. Olympia. A district of Elis in Peloponnesus, where the Olympic games were held. (prop. an adj., und. Xápa, district)

Oλνμπ-os, oν, d. subst. 3. simp. Olympus. A high hill in Thessaly, said to be the dwelling of Zeus and the gods.

ŏußp-os,-ov, 5. subst. 3. simp. shower,

rain.

"Oμnp-os, -ov, 8. subst. 3. simp. Homer. dμλeîv. pres. inf. act. to-associate-with. (g. dat.)-fr.

dμix-éw, -how, I-am-together-with. (R.

opov, together; tλn, a crowd.) čμμа, -тOS, тó. subst. 5. simp. eye. duoloî. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (he-likens, compares. fr. ὁμοιόω.

quo-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. like, equal.

ὁμοιόω.

ὁμοιόω, ώσω. I-liken. (R. ὁμοῦ, τοgether.) duoλoyoĵo. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. (they-) agree, allow, confess. fr. duvλoy-éw, -ήσω, ὡμολόγηκα (R. ὁμοῦ, together; λόγος, a word.)

ÓμотράπεČ-оs, -оv. adj. 2 term. messmate, comrade. lit. one who sits at the same table. fr. duoû, together, and τράπεζα, a-table.

duoû. adv. together, together-with. ὀνείρατα,τά. nom. pl. neut. fr. ὄνειρα, -TOS, TÓ. The sing. nom. not used. - and

ὄνειρος, -ου, ó, and -ov, -ov, TÓ. subst. 3. simp. dream.

ὀνίνημι, ὀνήσω, ὤνημαι. I profit, help. Ŏvras. acc. sing. pres. part. act. being. fr. eiul, I-am.

ŏvv-è̟, −xos, ó. subst. 5. simp. nail, talon, claw.

¿§-ùs, —eîα, –ú. adj. 3 term. sharp. óπāд-дs̟, -οû, ó, n. subst. 3. simp. manor maid-servant, attendant. (R.ëroμaι, I-follow.)

Óπλíτ—ηs, -ov, ó. subst. 1. simp. heavyarmed-foot-soldier, infantry; manat-arms. (R. onλov, heavy-armour.) Öπλ-ον, -ον, тÓ. subst. 3. simp. heavyurm, heavy-armour. Plur. ὅπλα,

arms.

óñúρ-a, -as, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. end-ofsummer, autumn.

ows. conj. in-order-that (with subj. and opt.) Oπws. adv. only.

ópav. pres. inf. act. to-see.—and opas. 2. s. pres. ind. act. you-)see.-fr. ὁράω, ὄψομαι, ἑώρακα. I-see, opy-n, -s, n. subst. 2. simp. anger, wrath, passion, temperament, dispo

sition.

opyiÇov. 2. s. pres. imper. mid. be (-thou-)angry. from opyi-Sw, ow and @. I-irritate, makeangry.

opun, ns, n. subst. 2. simp. start, starting.-év ópμn. on the-move, on thepoint-of-starting.

opvío-ov, -ov, Tó. subst. 3. simp. alittle-bird. dim. of opvis, a bird. op-os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. hill, mountain. (R. opvvui. I-raiseup. lit. any rising ground.)

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opov. nom. sing. masc. pres. part. act. seeing. fr. ópáw.

os,, . rel. pron. (he) who, (that) which, what.

"Ooo-a, -ns, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. Ossa. A mountain in Thessaly. The Titans, or earth-born giants, were fabled to have endeavoured to pile the mountains one upon another, to enable them to attack Zeus on Olympus. They were punished by being buried beneath them.

ὀστέον, -οῦν, τό. subst. 3. simp. bone. SOTIS, TIS, STI. rel. pron. (he-)whosoever, whoso. (R. Tis, any one; os, who.)

OTE. Conj. when. OTI. conj. because. o. neg. par. not.

où. adv. where. lit. (und. xwpíov) (at the spot) at-which. fr. ös, which. ovdels, ovdeμía, oùdév. (like eîs.) noone, none. When a neg. has preceded it must be translated by any-one. (R. où, not; dè, even; eîs, one.) οὐδέν. nothing. (see οὐδείς.) ovdéтeρ-os, -a, -ov. pronl. adj. 3 term. neither, neither-of-the-two. (R. ovdè, not, nor; repos, the-other.) oùк. neg. par. not. OйKOVV. interr. par. ouv. adv. then.

not, then?

oùpav-òs, -ɔû, ó. subst. 3. simp. heaven. (R. opvvui, I-raise. lit. a place raised-on-high; as heaven, from heave.)

ous, wτds, TÓ. subst. 5. simp. ear. ouтe. conj. neither, nor.

οὗτος, αὕτη, τοῦτο. dem. pron. this. OUTOS σú. ho! you. heus tu! lit. you! this man.

outw and (before a vowel) ouтws. adv. thus, so, in-this-manner.

oux. (before an aspirated word.) not. oùxí. neg. par. not-so, no. οὐχ ὅπως οὐ(κ). not-only-not. ὀφείλω, ὀφειλήσω. I-oue. ¿plaλμ-òs, oû, ó. subst. 3. simp. eye. (R. ὀφθεὶς, aor. part. of ὁράω.) op-is, -sas, ó. subst. 2. contr. serpent. oyé. adv. late.

oy-is, -ews, n. subst. 2. contr. countenance, sight. (R. yoμal, fut. of ópáw.)

Taidí-ov, -ov, Tó. subst. 3. simp. little

or young-child. dim. of raîs, a-child. Táλai. adv. of-old, long-ago. Пaλaιoτiv-n, -ns, n. subst. 2. simp. Palestine.

Taλaι-ds, à—, —óv. adj. 3 term. old, aged, ancient.

πáλ-n, -ns, n. subst. 2. simp. wrestling, wrestling-match. (R. Táλλw, I-swinground.)

πaνтáλ-αs, -αiva, av. adj. 3 term. most-wretched, miserable. (R. Tâs, all; Táλas, wretched.). Távтα. acc. sing. masc. all, every. Távтas. acc. plur. masc. all. fr. wâs. πаνтáxη. adv. everywhere. Távτη. adv. all-over, everywhere. πAVTOî-OS, -α, -ov. of-all-sorts, kinds, manifold.

Tavτós. gen. sing. masc. and neut. ofall. fr. πᾶς.

Távu, adv. altogether, very, quite Tарá. prep. 1. g. gen. (sometimes) from. -2. g. acc. (sometimes) during. lit. along-of. παρακελεύομαι,σομαι, κεκέλευσμαι. I-exhort, advise, encourage, cheer-on. (g. dat.) (R. παρὰ, to ; κελεύω, Ιorder. TаρаσKEνAJÁμEvol. nom. pl. masc. aor. 1. part. mid. having-prepared (-themselves). fr. παρασκευάζω. 1

prepare.

TάрEσTI(V). 3. s. pres. ind. act. (he-)ispresent. fr. πάρειμι. (R. παρά, by; εἰμί, I-am.)

πаρléν-os, -ov, n. subst. 3. simp. maid, maiden, girl.

πᾶς, πᾶσα, πᾶν. adj. 3 term. all, every. (in Grammar.)

πέτρα.

πάσχω, πείσομαι, πέπεικα. I-sufer, Iam-affected.

Tаo@v. gen. pl. fem. of-all. fr. wâs. Tат-Р, -éрos and -pòs, d. subst. 5. simp. father.

πатродоν-εÙS, -éws, d. subst. 3. contr. parricide, father-killer. (R. TаτÒρ, a-father; pévw, I kill.)

πаûλ-α, -ns, n. subst. 2. simp. end, cessation.

Teileobal. pres. inf. mid. to-believe, obey. - and

Telovтal. 3. pl. pres. inf. mid. (they-) obey. (g. dat.)

from

πείθω, σω, πέπεικα, I-persuade. Пεipai-eùs, éws, d.

subst. 3. contr.

The Piraeus. One of the harbours of Athens.

Tεíσoμαι. 1. s. fut. ind. mid. I-willobey. (g. dat.) fr. Telow.

Téλek-vs, ews, ó. subst. 2. contr. axe.
πέμπω, ψω, πέπομφα. I-send.
Tév-ηs, -NTOS. adj. 3 term. poor.
Teví-a, -as, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. poverty.
Tévтe. num. adj. five.

TÉTEρ-1, -EWS, Tó. subst. 2. contr. pepper.

Téπovea. 1. s. perf. ind. I-have-suffered. fr. πάσχω.

πέρας, ατος, τό. subst. simp. end, goal.

Téρdi-, –κos, 8, n. subst. 5. simp. partridge. [.]

Teрí. prep. 1. g. gen. concerning.-2. g. acc. in-relation-to, towards. TEρLEOTI(V.) 3. s. pres. ind. (it-)remains, is-left.

Tepíciμi. (see ciuí.) I survive. (R. TEPÌ, over; eiuí, I am.)

Пεрikλns, —éos, oûs, d. subst. 1. contr. Pericles. A famous Athenian states.

man.

πеριжоλεîs. 2. s. pres. ind. act. (you-) haunt, frequent. (R. Tepì, round; Tоλéw, obs. I-go.)

TEрipéρel. 3. 8. pres. ind. act. (he-) takes, or carries round. (R. περί, around; pépw, I carry.) Пépσ-ns, -ov, d. subst. 1. simp. Persian.

πépvσi. adv. last-year, a-year-ago. Teσev. aor. 2. inf. act. to-fall, to-havefallen. fr. πίπτω.

TÉтρ-α, -αs, . subst. 2. simp. rock.

TÍTтOVσ. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. (they-) fall.- from

πίπτω, πεσοῦμαι, πέπτωκα. I fall. TLOTEVEL. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (he-)believes, trusts. - from

πιστεύω, σω, πεπίστευκα, I-believe, trust. (g. dat.)

TíσT-IS, -EWS, . subst. 2. contr. faith, confidence.

πλáv-n, -ns, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. wandering. error.

πλάтαν-OS, -OV, n. subst. 3. simp. planetree. (R. TλаT-Us, broad. fr. its spreading form.)

Пλάτ-wv, -wvos, 8. subst. 5. simp. Plato. A celebrated Greek philosopher.

Tλelov (TÓ.) adv. for-the-more, or most part.

Tλéov. neut. sing. fr. πλéwv. more. Tλeloves. nom. sing. masc. more. fr. πλείων.

πλéοvσ(v.) 3. pl. pres. ind. act. (they-) are-sailing. from

πλέω, πλεύσομαι, πέπλευκα. I-sail. πλέ-ων, -ον, and πλεί-ων, -ov. adj. 2 term. (like hoowv in Grammar.)

πόσος.

Tλ-bos, -oûs, ó. subst. 3. simp. voyage. (R. Tλéw. I-sail.)

πλoÚσι-os, —α, -ov. adj. 3 term. rich. Tλovoiάtep-os, -a, -ov. comp. adj. 3 term. richer.

πλοῦτος, -ου, ὁ. subst. 3. simp.

wealth. (R. πλέω, πίμπλημι, I-fill.) TVεî. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (it-)blows. fr. Tvéw, I-breathe.

πVEÛμα, -TOS, Tó. subst. 5. simp. wind, breath, spirit. (R. πvéw, I-breathe.) πνέω, πνεύσω, σομαι and σοῦμαι. р. р. TÉπννμаι. (I-breathe.)

TOLETV EU. (g. acc.) pres. inf. act. to-dowell-to, to benefit. and TOLEîobal. pres. inf. mid. to-consider. from

ποιέω, ήσω, πεποίηκα. I-do, make, compose.

Toinσov. 2. s. aor. 1. imper. act. make (-thou). fr. above.

TOINT-ÈS, −Oû, ¿. subst. 1. simp. poet. lit. one-who-mukes, composes. fr. ποιέω.

πоî-os, -α, -ov. pronl. adj. 2 term. ofwhat-kind?

TOLOÛσL. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. (they-)do, make.

Toιάμeda. 1. pl. pres. ind. mid. let-usmake-for-ourselves, let-us-take. fr.

ποιέω.

TоλÉμ-Os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. hostile. πóλEμ-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. war. Toλeμoûσ(v). 3. pl. pres. ind. act.

(they-)carry-on-war, they-are-at-enmity with.

TÓλ-IS, -EWS, n, subst. 2. contr. city. TOλÍT-NS, -OV, Ó. subst. 1. simp. citizen. Tоλλáкis. adv. many-a-time, often.

(TOλλά, MANY, Kɩs, times).

πολὺς, πολλή, πολύ. adj. 3 term. many, much. (in Grammar). TOλUTEX-ÈS, —És. adj. 2 term. costly, expensive. (R. TOλÙS, much; TÉλOS, expense).

πорoμ-εÙя, éws, ó. subst. 3. contr.

ferry-man. fr. Toplμds, a-strait. Ποσειδῶν, —ῶνος, 6. subst. 3. simp. Poseidon, Neptune, the god of the

sea.

nóσ-is, -ews, . subst. 2. contr. husband. TÓσ-IS,-EWS, . subst. 2. contr. drinking. TÓσ-OS, -n, -ov. interr. pron. 3 term. how-much? how-many? how-great?

TOTE.

TOTE. adv. ever, once, once-upon-a

time.

TÓTEρ-OS, -α, -ov. interr. pron. whichof-the-two?

TOUS, Todds, d. subst. 5. simp. foot.
Tou, adv. where ?

πрéσß-vs, -ews, 8. subst. 2. contr. old

man, ambassador.

Tрív. conj. (g. inf.) before(-that).
Tрó. prep. (g. gen.) before.

πрóуον-οs, -οv, d. subst. 3. simp. ancestor, forefather. (R. Tрò, before; yiγνομαι, γέγονα, I-am-born).

Tрós. prep. (g. acc.) to, towards, compared with, against.

πроσéтage. 3. s. aor. 1. ind. act (he-) enjoined, ordered. fr. πроστάoσw. (R. πρὸς, 10; τάσσω, I order.) πроσńкеL. 3. s. pres. ind. impers. it-be

comes, it-beseems, suits (g. dat.) fr. προσήκω. (πρὸς, to; ἥκω, I-am-come.) πроσжоλеμεîя. 2. s. pres. ind. act. youfight-against. προσ-πολεμέω, ήσω, -πεжоλÉμnкα. I-war-against. (g. dat.) πрÓтEр-оs, -α, -ov. adj. 3 term. former, before, first (of-two). (R. πрò, before.)

πρÚτаν-IS, EWS, Ó. subst. 2. contr. president, committee-man. A committee of 50 persons, in the Athenian Boux, or deliberative-assembly, of 500 members. Tрŵтоv. adv. first.

TтEρ-dν, -Oû, Tó. subst. 3. simp. wing. πTÍλ-OV,-OV, TÓ. subst. 3. simp. feather, plume. (R. ITаμαι. I-fly.) Пulaуóp-as, -ov, ó. subst. 1. simp. Pythagoras. A celebrated philosopher. TÚλ—n, −ns, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. gate. Tú. adv. al-boxing. lit. with-clenchedfist.

Tup, -ds, Tó. subst. 5. simp. fire. Túрy-os, -ov, ó. subst. 3. simp. tower. πwy-WV, -wvos, ó. subst. 5. simp. beard.

P.

Sádi-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. and -os, ov. 2 term. easy.

deî. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (it-) flows-from ῥέω, ῥεύσομαι, ἐῤῥύηκα. Γλου. δήγνυμι, δήξω. intr. perf. ἔρρωγα. 1break.

σου.

¿ñμα, -TOS, TÓ. subst. 5. simp. word. (R. ¿éw, ¿pŵ, I say.)

pheis. 2. s. fut. ind. act. you-willbreak. fr. ῥήγνυμι.

pnτ-wp,-opos, 8. subst. 5. simp. orator. (R. péw, pw, I say.)

pic-a, -ns, n. subst. 2. simp. root.

S.

σáк-os, -Єos, ovs, Tó. subst. 1. contr. shield. (R. oάTTW, I-pack, load.) σAλWIYKT—ÈS, —oû, d. subst. 1. simp. trumpeter.

σάλπiy-§, −yos, . subst. 5. simp. trumpet.

σaûp-a, -as, n. subst. 2. simp. lizard. σe. acc. sing. thee, you. fr. ou. σeauTóv. acc. sing. thy-self, your-self.— from

σeavтoû. refl. pron. of-thy-self, of yourself. (in Grammar.)

Zeip-v, -ñvos, . subst. 5. simp. Siren.

The Sirens were damsels on the south coast of Italy, who enticed seamen by their magic songs, and then slew them. σéλ-as, -aтOS, [-aos,] -ws, Tó. subst. 5. contr. lightning, fire, flame, bright

ness.

σeλýv-n, -ns, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. moon. σéσwкE. 3. s. perf. ind. act. (it-)hassaved. (fr. ow.)

onuaível. pres. inf. act. to-give-the

signal, to-signify. fr. onμaívw, -avŵ. σιγάω, ήσω and ήσομαι. I-am-silent. Σικελία, -ας, . subst. 2. simp. Sicily. σívaπ-1, -EWS, Tó. subst. 2. contr. mustard. σκάπτω, ψω. p. p. ἕσκαμμαι, Iodig. σкάp-os, -εOS, Ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr.

boat, ship. lit. anything hollowed out. fr. σκάπτω,

σKI-à, -âs, . subst. 2. simp. shade, shadow.

Σkúl-ns, -ov, d. subst. 1. simp. Scy

thian. A people on the north coast of the Euxine, or Black Sea. Σkúλλ-a, ns, n. subst. 2. simp. Scylla. A monster inhabiting a cavern in the Straits of Sicily. (R. σkúλλw, I-rend.) OKÚTT-NS, –OV, ó. subst. 1. simp. jester, scoffer. (R. okúπTW, I-scoff.) oo. dat. sing. to-thee, to-you. fr. σú.