ἀκοή. ako-,-, . subst.2.simp. hearing, ear. àкоúσas. nom. sing. masc. aor. 1. part. act. having heard. from ἀκούω, –σομαι, ἀκήκοα. I hear. akρiß-ǹs, -és. adj. 2 term. exact, strict, severe. aкрóаσ-is, -ews, . subst. 2. contr. hearing, lecture, lesson. (R. àкpoάoμaι, I listen to.) ἀκροατής, -οῦ, ὁ. subst. 1. simp. hearer, pupil. акρóжоλ-IS, —ews, . subst. 2. contr. acropolis, citadel. (R. &крos, high, TóλIS, city.) ǎкρ-оs, -a, -ov. (R. ȧkỳ, top or end, and so either topmost, highest, lowest, extreme, deep. ǎкpa vùέ, mid night.) ἀκύμαντος, ον, — and άкúμ-wv,-ov. adj. 2 term. calm, smooth. (R. α, not, κîμa, a wave.) àλynd-wv, -óvos, pain, sorrow. . subst. 5. simp. àλŋlev-w, -ow. I-speak-the-truth. (R. α, not, λήθω (λαθεῖν), I conceal.) aλno-ǹs, -és. adj. 2 term. true. aλnows. adv. truly, really. Éλкιμ-os, -ov. adj. 2 term. brave. (R. ȧλký, strength.) àλλá. conj. but. ἀλλήλοιν, αιν, οιν. recip. pron. ofone-another. ǎλλo. other, else. neut. sing.— from ǎλλ-os, -n, -o. dem. pron. another, else. àλλóтpi—os, —α, -ov. adj. 3 term. of another, other-people's. ἄλλους. acc. pl. masc. fr. ἄλλος. áλσ--os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. wood. grove. ¿λpit-à, -bos, vûs, . subst. 4. contr. A bugbear used by nurses to frighten children with, hobgoblin, horror. 'Aλw-eùs, éws, d. subst. 3. contr. Haloeus. A man's name; properly, one who works in an aλwn, or threshingfloor, a gardener, vintner. ¿λúπ-N§, -EKOS, . subst. 5. simp. fox. άλwπεKÍČEι. 3. s. pres. ind. act. he-plays the-fox, he-deals-slyly. — from 20 ωπεκίζω, -σω. ἀπαλλάσσω. aua. prep. (g. dat.) together-with, with. άunxav-os, -ov. adj. 2 term. without means, impracticable, impossible. (R. a, not, μnxavý, means.) ǎμπελ-os, -ov, n. subst. 3. simp. vine. (R. ȧupí, around.) 'Aμpiάpe-ws, -w, 8. Amphiaraus. (see E. V.) upw. num. adj. both. (in Grammar.) ává. prep. (g. acc.) about, all-over. avaẞi@val. aor. 2. inf. act. to live-again. - from ἀναβιόω,ώσομαι. I-come-to-life-again. (R. ȧvà, again, Biów, I live.) ȧvákρio-is, -ews, . subst. 2. contr. examination, enquiry. (R. ȧvà, кpívw, I judge.) 'Avaşayóp-as, -ov, d. subst. 1. simp. Anaxagoras, a Greek philosopher. ǎva-έ, -KTOS, 8. subst. 5. simp. king. åváπλe-ws, -wv. adj. 2 term. full. (R. ἀνὰ, (πλέω) πίμπλημι, I fill.) ávаσпáσаvтаs. acc. pl. masc. aor. 1. part. act. having-torn-up. fr. àvà, up, σπάω, σω, ἔσπακα, I tear. ȧvaσтρépоvol. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. they rack. from ἀναστρέφω, ψω, ἔστροφα. I-turnupside-down. (R. ἀνὰ, up, στρέφω, I turn.) ἀνατίθημι, θήσω, τέθεικα. I dedicate. (R. ἀνὰ, up, τίθημι, I place.) ȧvdpeí-a, -as, n. subst. 2. simp. bravery (R. ἀνὴρ, a man.) ἀνδρόφαγος, τor. adj. 2 term. cannibal. (R. ȧvnp, a man, payw, I eat.) avev. prep. (g. gen.) without. ávéxw (see exw). I endure, put-up-with. (R. ἀνὰ, up, ἔχω, 1 hold.) av-np, -dpòs, ó. subst. 5. simp. man. ǎve-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. flower. åvoρúπiv-os, -n, -ov. adj. 3 term. human. from ǎνОршπ-оs, -оv, d. subst. 3. simp. man. avτl. prep. instead-of. (g. gen.) avтITαρетáčανтo. 3. pl. aor. 1. ind. mid. they-ranged-themselves-opposite. from ἀντι-παρατάσσω, τάξω, τέταχα. ȧvúye-wv,-w, Tó. subst. 4. simp. upperchamber. (R. avw, above, yî,the earth.) Lov. acc. sing. neut. of ǎ-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. worthy. ἀπαλλάσσω, ξω. I-set-free, release. (R. àñò, from, àλλáσow, I alter.) ἅπας. åñ-as, -aσa, -av. all, every one. àπélave(v). 3.s. aor. 2. ind. act. he died. (see θνήσκω.) άπéтEμe. 3. s. aor. 2. ind. act. he cutoff. (see aroтéuvw.) аπeνxóμelа. 1. pl. pres. ind. act. we deprecate.-from ἀπεύχομαι, —ξομαι. (R. ἀπό, away, Evxoμal, I pray.) άπéxel. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (it) is di stant. aréxew. pres. inf. act. to be distant. fr. ἀπέχω, ἀφέξω. I keep of. (see ἔχω.) ǎπoi. 2. s. pres. imper. act. go-away! begone! fr. ameiμ, I-will-go-away. (see εἶμι.) ànóßλeov. aor. 1. imper. act. lookaway, look-yonder. fr. aπoßλéπw. (see βλέπω.) you άжоdédwкαs. 2. s. perf. ind. act. have-given-back, rendered, paid. fr. ἀποδίδωμι. (see δίδωμι.) άπоlaváv. nom. sing. masc. aor. 2. part. act. having died.-and ȧπоovýσke. pres. inf. act. to die—and άжоlνýσкоνσι. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. they die.-from ἀποθνήσκω. (see θνήσκω.) ἀποκτείνω. (see κτείνω.) άπóλλνμаι. 1. s. pres. ind. pass. I am dying, perishing.—from ἀπόλλυμι. (see ὄλλυμι.) άñóλwλe(v). (he) is dead, has perished. 3. s. perf. ind. mid. fr. above. άτожεpeνуévαι. perf. inf. act. to have escaped. fr, ἀποφεύγω. (see φεύγω.) άτотéμve. 2. s. pres. imper. act. cut-off. - from ἀποτέμνω. (see τέμνω.) ȧлрáyμ-шv, -оν. adj. 2 term. easy. (R. a, not, рáyμa, business.) άπроσdóкпτ-оs, -ov. adj. 2 term. unexpected. (R. a, not; πрòs, towards; δοκέω, I think.) άτроσńуoр-os, -ov. adj. 2 term. stern, inaccessible. (R. a, not, πpès, to, nyopéw, obs. I speak.) 'TWλOVTO. 3. s. aor. 2. ind. mid. (they) perished. fr. ἀπόλλυμι. (see ὄλλυμι.) apa. conj. as-may-be, as-is-likely, per chance. apa; interr. partic. used in asking questions, as an, ne, in Latin. 'Apyeî-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. Argive. Αριστοτέλης, -ευς, ους, δ. subst. 1. contr. Aristotle. A celebrated Greek philosopher, tutor to Alexander the Great. ǎpior-os, -n, -ov. superl. adj. 3 term. the best, bravest. aрkeî. 3. s. pres. ind. act. impers. it-issufficient. (R. ȧpréw, I suffice.) ǎρтi-os, -α, -ov. adj. 3 term. suitable, apt, proper. (R. ǎpw, I fit.) dpx-n, -ns, n. subst. 2. simp. beginning. ǎpxovol. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. they begin. from ǎpxw, ǎptw, I begin, am-first, rule. doeß-s, -és. adj. 2 term. impious, wicked. (R. a, not, σéßoμal, I reverence.) doк-òs,-oû, &. subst. 3. simp. a skin, bag. doкоûσ. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. (they) practise. fr. dok-éw, -how, I practise. άoπáÇeтαι. 3. s. pres. ind. mid. (he) salutes, welcomes, greets. —from ἀσπάζομαι, σομαι. I welcome, greet. (R. ἀμφὶ, around, σπάομαι, I-amdrawn.) doTEî-os, -ov. adj. 2 term. polite, refined. (R. OTV, a town.) ǎσT-v, -EOS, TÓ. subst. 2. contr. town, city. dopaλ-hs, és. adj. 2 term. safe. (R. a, not, σpáλλoμal, I trip.) dTeλ-s, -és. adj. 2 term. unfinished. (R. a, not, Téλos, an end.) TEρ. prep. (g. gen.) without. άтраπ-дs̟, −оû, η. subst. 3. simp. path, αὐτόν. autóv. acc. sing. masc. him.- from avτ-ds, -ǹ, -6. dem. pron. (he him-) self. αὐτοῦ. adj. here. (R. αὐτός.) 'Apap-eùs, -éws, d. subst. 3. contr. Aphareus. apikóμevos. nom. sing. masc. aor. 2. part. mid. having arrived. fr. døíkνεομαι, ἀφίξομαι, ἀφῖγμαι. 'Axai-ds, -a, -óv, adj. 3 term. Achæan. ǎxap-is, -. adj. 2 term. ungrateful, thankless. (R. a, not, xápis, thanks.) 'Axapv-eùs,-éws, 8. subst. 3. contr. an Acharnian. Acharnæ was a village in Attica. 'Axıλλ—eùs, —éws, d. subst. 3. contr. Achilles. A Grecian hero, leader of the Greeks against Troy. ἄχθομαι, έσομαι and ήσομαι. I-amburdened, grieved. (R. ǎx@os, a burden.) B. Badi (e. pres. inf. act. to walk.—from βαδίζω, - -ow and -oûμai. I-walk. (R. βαίνω, I-go.) Bál-os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. depth. Bálp-ov, -ov, Tó. subst. 3. simp. base, foundation. (R. Baívw, I-go. lit. that on which any thing stands.) βάλλω, βαλῶ, βέβληκα. I-cast, throw. BápBap-os, -ov. adj. 2 term. barbarous, foreign. The Greeks, and afterwards the Romans, called all nations except themselves by this name. (R. Bap, Bap, formed from the unintelligible sounds made by those who spoke a foreign language.) Bapúvovтal. 3. pl. pres. ind. pass. (they)are-grieved. fr. Bapúvw, I-load. (R. Bapús, heavy.) Bap-ds, -eîa,- ú. adj. 3 term. heavy. Baσiλ-eùs, -éws, 8. subst. 3. contr. king. BEXTLOT-OS,-1,-ov. superl. adj. 3 term. best. fr. ἀγαθὸς, comp. βέλτερος. Bépßep-1, -ews, Tó. subst. 2. contr. mother-of-pearl. Bi-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. life. BAάTTEL. pres. inf. act. to injure, hurt. - and γέρων. Bλάπтоvσ. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. (they-) injure, hurt.-from βλάπτω,ψω, ρ. p. βέβλαμμαι. I-hurt. BAÉTELS. 2. s. pres. ind. act. you-see. fr. βλέπω, -ψω. I-see. Boa. 3. s. pres. ind. act. (he-)cries-out. -from βο-άω, ήσομαι. I-cry-out. βοηθ-έω, ήσω, βεβοηθηκα. I-run-tothe-assistance-of. (g. dat.) (R. Bon, a cry, Oéw, I-run.) Bouλel. 2. s. pres. ind. mid. you-willwish.-and Bouλeσ0e. 2. pl. pres, ind. mid. youwill-wish. from βούλομαι, ήσομαι, βεβούλημαι. Ιwill-wish. BрOT-ds, -oû, d. subst. 3. simp. mortal man. Вуρσoпúλ-ns, -ov and a, ó, subst. 1. simp. leather-seller. (R. Búpoa, a hide, skin, wλéw, I-sell.) Epithet of Cleon, an Athenian demagogue,-—a contemptuous allusion to his extraction, г. yaî-a, -as, n. subst. 2. simp. earth. yáp. conj. for. In conversation often = why! = ye. encl. yes, no, at least. yéyova. I. s. perf. ind. mid. I-havebecome, I-have-sprung.— and yeyóvaμev. 1. pl. perf. ind. mid. wehave become, we-have-sprung.—and Yeyovóтas, acc. pl. masc. perf. part. mid. having-been-born, having sprung. - and yeyevñola. perf. inf. pass. to-haveproved-themselves. fr. yiyvoμai. YeíT-wv, -ov. adj. 2. term. neighbour. yéλаσμа, -тOS, Tó. subst. 5. simp. smile; of water = a rippling-smile. yevéolai. aor. 2. inf. mid. to-(have)behave(d), conduct(ed)-themselves. fr. γίγνομαι. yév-os, -eos, ous, Tó, subst. 1. contr. race. (R. (yevw) yiyvoμai, I-amborn.) yép-as, [-αтos] -aos, -ws, тó. subst. 5. contr. privilege, reward. γέρων, -οντος, ὁ. voc. γέρον. subst. 5. simp. old-man. γέφυρα. yépup-a, -as, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. bridge. Y-, -ñs, . subst. 2. simp. earth. Yĥp-as, [-αTOS] -αos, -ws, TÓ. subst. 5. contr. old-age. ynpáσei. fut. inf. act. to-be-about-togrow-old, that-(she)-will-grow-old. fr. γηράσκω, -σω and σομαι, I-grow-old. (R. ynpas, old-age.) Γιγαντολέτωρ, ορος, ὁ. subst. 5.simp. giant-killer. A name of Zeus, after he overthrew the Titans, or earthborn giants. (R. yíyas, a giant, oλAvui, I-destroy.) γίγνομαι, γενήσομαι, γεγέννημαι. Ιam-born, I-become. yiyvov. 2. s. pres. imper. mid. of above. behave, conduct yourself. yλáp-v, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. cave. YλUK-ÙS, -eîα, –ú. adj. 3 term. sweet. yλwoo-a, -ns, . subst. 2. simp. tongue. ipadn ns, no subst. 2. simp. docu ment, writing.-from γράφω, -ψω, γέγραφα. I-write. γυνή, αικὸς, ἡ. voc. γύναι. subst. 5. simp. woman. yu-, -πòs, ó. subst. 5. simp. vulture. Δ. dáкр-v, -vos, тÓ. subst. 5. simp. tear. δακρύω, σω, p. p. δεδάκρυμαι. I-weep, Samavâv. pres. inf. act. to-spend-money. - from δαπανάω, ήσω, δεδαπάνηκα. I-spend. dé. conj. but. Seî. 3. s. pres. ind. act. impers. it-isbinding(-on), it-behoves, it-is-right(for), it-is-necessary. (R. déw. Ibind.) δείκνυμι, σω, δέδειχα. I-show, pointout. SEIKVús. nom. sing. masc. pres. part. act. showing, pointing-to. fr. above. deiλí-a, -as, n. subst. 2. simp. cowardice. (R. déos, fear, deidw, 1-fear.) deiv. pres. inf. act. to-be-necessary. fr. δεῖ. dev-ds, -n, -óv. adj. 3 term. terrible, strange. δεῖπνον, ου, Tó. subst. 3. simp. dinner. deioidaiμoví-a, -as, . subst. 2. simp. superstition. δικαστής. deloidaiμ-wv, -ov. adj. 2 term. superstitious.- or δεισιδαίμ-ων, -οvos, 6. subst. 5. simp. a-superstitious-man. deкάπηX-US,-v. adj. 2 term. ten-cubitslong. deλp-is, -îvos, d. subst. 5. simp. dolphin. dévdp-ov, -ov, Tó. subst. 3. simp. tree. dékaivтo. 3. pl. aor. 1. opt. mid. maythey-receive. fr. déxoμal. deti-d, -âs, n. subst. 2. simp. righthand.- from deği-ds, -a, -óv. adj. 3 term. right. δέξομαι, ήσομαι, I-need, want, beg, ask. (g. gen.) dé-os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. fear. δεσμωτήριον, ου, τό. subst. 3. simp. prison. (R. deouds, a chain. fr. déw, 1 bind.) SEσTÓτ-ns, -ov, ó. subst. 1. simp. mus ter, despot. δέχομαι, δέξομαι, p. p. δέδεγμαι. I receive. dh. conj. in-fact, verily, I-beg, I-wishto-know. Δημοσθένης, εος, ους, δ. subst. 1. contr. Demosthenes. The famous Athenian orator and patriot, who stimulated his countrymen to oppose the encroachments of Philip, king of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great. Sýrov. conj. surely. (R. dǹ, verily, πov, I-fancy.) diá. prep. (1.) g. gen. through. — (2.) g. acc. owing-to. διάτι; why? (R. διὰ, owing-to, τί, what?) diauévw. 1. s. pres. ind. act. I-remainby, I-continue, I-persevere. (R. διὰ, through, pévw, I-remain.) diaтéμva. (see Téμvw.) I-cut-through. diaтpéxw. (see Tрéxw.) I-run-through or -over, I-run-about. didáσкаλ-os, -uv, o. subst. 3. contr. teacher. δίδωμι, δώσω, δέδωκα. I-give. (R. δόω, dw. Lat. do.) díkaι-os, -a, -ov. adj. 3 term. fair, right, just. dikaiws. adv. fairly, rightly, justly. dikaσT-ǹs, -ov, ó. subst. 1. simp. judge juror. δίκη. dik-n, -ns, n. subst. 2. simp. justice. díKTV-UV, -OV, Tó. subst. 3. simp. net. dioikeiтal. 3. s. pres. ind. pass. (it-)is managed. from διοικέω, ήσω, p. p. δεδιωκημαι. Imanage. (R. Sià, through, oikos, a house.) dínx-us, -v. adj. 2 term. of-twocubits δίπους,-ουν. gen. δίποδος. adj. 3 term. two-footed. diy-a, -ns, n. subst. 2. simp. thirst. διώκω, αξω, δεδίωχα. I-pursue. dolnoetal. 3. s. fut. 1. ind. pass. (it-) shall-be-given. (g. dat.) fr. didwμi. doke. 3. s. pres. ind. act. impers. itseems.-and doke. 3. s. pres. ind. act. he-thinks, fancies.- from δοκέω, ήσω, δεδόκηκα. I-think. dóknσ-is, -ews, . subst. 2. contr. suspicion. fr. above. SokoÛVTES. nom. pl. masc. pres. part. act. thinking. fr. dokéw. Sокоvσ. 3. pl. pres. ind. act. (they-) seem. Sóλ-os,-ov, ó. subst. 3. simp. treachery, stratagem, wile, deceit. dóμ-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. house. dós. 2. s. aor. 2. imper, act. give-(thou). fr. δίδωμι. doúλeí-a,-as, n. subst. 2.simp. slavery, bondage. doûλ-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. slave, bondsman. (R. déw, 1 bind.) Spóμ-os, -ov, d. subst. 3. simp. race. (R. déspopa, I-have-run.) δύναμαι, δυνήσομαι, δεδύνημαι. I-amable. divaoal. 2. s. pres. ind. mid. you-areable. fr. above. Suo. num. adj. two. (in Grammar.) dvoμev-ns, -és. adj. 2 term. hostile. (R. dus, a prefix signifying bad, μévos, Lat. mens.) Súdeka. num. adj. twelve. (R. dúo, two, déka, ten.) δύσω, σω, δέδυκα. Ienter. daμa, -TOS, TÓ. subst. 5. simp. house, abode, building. (R. déμw, I build.) Swpe-à, -âs, n. subst. 2. simp. gift. (R. didwui. I-give.) δωρον, ου, τό. the same. εἰρήνη. E. čaσov. 2. s. aor. 1. imper. act. allow (-thou). fr. éáw, I-allow. kavToû. gen. sing. masc. of Eavrós, himself. Bónoe. 3. sing. aor. 1. ind. act. hecried-out. fr. Boáw. ἐγείρω, ἐγερῶ, ἐγήγερκα. Ι-waken, rouse. ynμe(v). 3. s. aor. 1. ind. act. (he-) married. fr. γαμέω, γαμῶ and γαμήσω, γεγάμηκα. ĕyx-os, -eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. spear. éyéveTo. 3. s. aor. 2. ind. mid. (it-)cameon, (he-)became.—and éyévovтo. 3. pl. aor. 2. ind. mid. (they-) became. fr. γίγνομαι. ¿yképаλ-os, -ov, 8. subst. 3. simp. brain. (R. ev, in, kepaλn, the head.) éyiyvovтo. 3. pl. aor. 2. ind. mid. (they-) began-to-become. fr. yiyvoμai. ey. pers. pron. I. ywye. I-for-my-part, I-at-least. (R. ey. I, ye, at least.) edp-a, -as, n. subst. 2. simp. seat, sitting. (R. ew, I place.) edpaμov. 3. pl. aor. 2. ind. act. (they) ran. fr. τρέχω. 0eλoal. aor. 1. inf. act. to-have-wished. fr. ἐθέλω. (see θέλω.) Onкe(v). 3. s. aor. 1. ind. act. (he) caused. fr. τίθημι. ĕ0-os, —eos, ous, Tó. subst. 1. contr. custom, habit. ei. conj. if. ei kai. although. lit. if even, even if. el. 2. s. pres. ind. act. (thou-)art, (you-)are. elde (v). 3. s. aor. 2. ind. act. (he-)saw. fr. elow. obs. Lat. video, I see. elsov. 1. s. and 3. pl. aor. 2. ind. act. I saw, (they-)saw. fr. above. elkool. num. adj. twenty. εἰμί, ἔσομαι. Ι-am. elμi. I-will-go. elval. pres. inf. act. to-be. fr. eiμí. eité. 2. s. aor. 2. imper. act. tell-thou.) fr. εἶπον. elπe(v.) 3. s. aor. 2. ind. act. (he-)said. - from elπov. defect. verb. I-said. eipńv-n, -ns, ǹ. subst. 2. simp. peace. |