GREEK AND ENGLISH

DICTIONARY,
COMPRISING

AIL THE WORDS IN THE WRITINGS OF THE MOST POPULAR

GREEK AUTHORS;

DIFFICULT INFLECTIONS IN THEM

AN'T) IN TUG

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DESIGNED FOR TIIE USE OF SCHOOLS

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UNDEP.GRABUATE COURSE OP A COLLEGIATE EDUCATION.

THE
EEV. JOHN GROVES.
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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
*hey advanced ; a Book that would answer for School, for College, and more
particularly, for nent and the Septuagint. It was
not without a conviction of its necessity, founded on experience, that this
work r it will answer the proposed end will be best
known to those who ma! - merits. To explain how that has
>een attempted is tl:>

To is for Greek words is the original principle

on which this Dicti compiled. The surpri with which
very young boj od the Gospels, with the assistance of Parkhurst's
Dictionary. d the commence] unit of this work. They translated
the Gospels with much more facility, than the Latin elementary books they
were reading at the same time ; although this Dictionary, then the only one
which vplanations for the Greek words, afforded by no means
sufficient assistance for beginners. The suo^rior ease with which Greek
could be thus learned, even under this disadvantage, suggested the thought
loving this difficult; 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.
Next is placed the derivation or composition of the word. Particular
attention has been paid to this part of the work. In most Lexicons the
bare theme is usually set at the end of the word, without any attempt to
show how it forms a part of the word to which it is thus attached ; and
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often without any signification in Latin or English. The incapacity or in-
dolence of the great majority of school-boys, is thus 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 have 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
jeen 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
consis* 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 Greek tragedies now generally read at schools, from elementary books
latterly introduced, and from Mr. Walker's new selection of Lucian's Dia-
logues So that this Dictionary will be found to answer for the study
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PREFACE.
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 for the works of Xenophon for some of the orators ;

and Greek tragedians comprising a copious school course, and a larjie

;

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 their
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. There are many persons, who,
long aftet 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

studies of their youth ; and a more intimate acquaintance with the Bible
is a favourite object with persons of this turn. A mind of this cast, thai

retains any recollection of the Greek Grammar, will, with the assistance of
this Dictionary, be able to recall all it has learned, with considerable add!
tions. By the use of it, every diificul y that occurs in the New Testament,
and in those books already mentioned, will be smoothed ; the student being
made acquainted with the nature of any inflected word, which iong disuse
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may have rendered him unable to analyse; while sufficient exercise remains
for the understanding, in being left to select an appropriate 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 further find in this
Dictionary all the words occurring in that book. None of the inflections 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

sufficient practice of grammatical analysis to enable the student to trace the

inflections in the Septuagint. Thus this Dictionary will answer for the
t tudy 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 Die* •
laries ; while these receive
very little benefit from that scanty portion of references or quotations which
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 few
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
ilwill 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. vii

a fixed one, is very questionable ; because tb^ 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 net 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 ft 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.
 NOTICE CONCERNING WORDS FROM THE NEW TESTAMENT
Every inflection of case, gender, or number of nouns, pronouns, or participles occurring
in the New Testament, has been inserted in this Dictionary ; except the forms of the
simple parisyllabic declensions. Therefore, if any such word is not to be found, its nomi-
native case ends in -, -, -as, -, -os, or -ov, and must be looked for accordingly.
Also every variation of mood, tense, person, &c. of verbs in the New Testament, may

.
be found here.

,,
Along with these may be found many other inflections from classical authors.

,,.
These inflections are not always put directly in column ; but several cases are sometime*
inserted under one, as may be observed in
In like manner, 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

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.
PARTS OF THE VERB.
act. active mid. middle pass, passive

md. indicative opt. opative inf. infinitive

impr. imperative sub. subjunctive par. participle

pres. present 2 f. second future per. or p. perfect

nnpf. imperfect 1 a. first aorist pper. pluperfect
1 f. or f. first future 2 a. second aorist ppfut. paulo post future

1 sin. first person singular 1 du. first person dual 1 pi. first person plural

PARTS OF THE NOUN.

mas. masculine fem. feminine neut. neuter

sin. singular du. dual pi. plural

n. nominative g. genitive d. dative

a. accusative v. vocative
sup. superlative
comp. comparative

iEol. ^flEolic Anadipl. Anadiplosis col. collective

Att. Attic Apoc. Apocope cont. contracted
Bceot. Bceotic Apos. Apostrophe cop. copulative
Dor. Doric Aphrer. Aphaeresis dim. diminutive
Heb. indecl. Hebrew indeclinable Cras. Crasis enclit. enclitic
Ion. Ionic Dial. Dialysis impers. impersonal
Lat. Latin Ectas. Ectasis irreg. irregular
LXX. the Septuagint Epen. Epenthesis intens. intensive
Poet. Poetic Metapl. Metaplasmus neg. negative
Syrac. Syracusan Parag. Paragoge obs. obsolete
Pleon. Pleonasmus priv. privative
Prosth. Prosthesis redund. redundant
Syn. Syndesis
Sync. Syncope
Sys. Systole

asp. aspirate compos, composition Adj. adjective

fr. from redupb reduplication Adv. adverb
th.theme Prep, preposition
wh. which Subs, substantive
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GREER AND ENGLISH

DICTIONARY.

AAZ ABA ABA

A the
called
mark
of the Greek letters
first

it
As a numeral
alpha.
with a
signifies one, or
, , . . ,,
,
draw the
rise in

,
breath ; to exhale, steam,
vapours.
for 1 a. pass, of
Antichrist,
tion y perdition.
-,
Abaddon, deUrue•

a intens. and

, ,
f. (fr.
same as

,
dot underneath, a, one thou-

,
to talk) to extol, praise;
-, an instrument used

,
sand. In composition it is 1st, become Jamous.

,
>/, to
privative, or negative, as, bpa- in bird-catching. -, -,
,, , , (
, visible, invisible -,
b, , (fr. a neg. and and
d
b, h, (of a
depth) without t
,) ,
;

2d, intensive, as, to touch, or

to to shallow,

,, ,,
stare, from to strain 3d, hurt) that may not be touched, (Dor. for nom. pi. of

,
;

collective, as, all, all consecrated, dedicated ; strong, used adjectively it signifies

-
together ; 4th, redundant, or invincible, invulnerable ; that can

,
tender, delicate.
,
or

,, , ,
superfluous, as,
an ear of corn ;

tion it takes
vowel, as,
or

weak. In composi-
after it beioise a
sinless.
attack, or subdue others, victori-
ous.
Heb. indecl. The brother
of Moses, the first high priest of

, , ,
the Jews.

,
which see.

,,-
stilly.
fr.

(fr.
a intens. and

next) quietly, calmly,

-, b, , (fr. a neg.
from a neg. and
sin.
A, Dor. for , as,
A, Dor. for >), the article. Also
£ Dor. for jj, adv. whither.
A, Dor. for in g. ,
pi.
simple nouns, sometimes with-
of
to

for . for

,
, , ,. ,
pass, of

,
or
, ,
-,
;

;
-, 1
and
1 a. ind.
and
Poet, for

to hurt, th.
a. ind. act.

mid. Poet, for

1 a.
Poet,

ind.
and
still, quiet, calm.

1 a. ind. act.

-,
to be silent,
f.
to

f.

-/,
speak) mute, dumb;

Ion. for

-,
of
p.
(fr.a/JaK^jjSi'ent)
dumb ; to
3 pL

h e ignoranl
out an accent,

.
and some-

, ,
which see.
, of, not to knoiu.
-, ,

, , , ,,
times circumflexed. Also in 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. (dim. of a
-, b, (fr.
.
other cases as,

A, neut.
', ov.
In verbs, as,

pi.
forllo-

of ',
for

5), o, or of, 2<r,

the

(fr.
warmth of the

a neg. and
to breathe)
breath, breath-
ing ; exhalation, vapour, steam.
and
for
-, b, ,
table) a small table, propeiiyone
divided into lines or squares for
the purpose of calculation; a
draft, or chequer-board.
-,
b, (fr. last) a small

, adv. of admiring, complain-

ing,• wishing pitying ; oh ! ah
,
to

,
restrain) not to be endured,
intolerable ; grievous, vexatious.
square, or other shaped piece, of
winch the pavements called tes-

,- , ,. ,
alas ! "a, u, of laughing ; ha,

, . 3 sin. of pres. mid. selated, or mosaic, were co"vp(x*td;

-,
b
ha.

,
for
by a poetic pleonasm.
-, b,
being repeated

{],
(fr. a neg.
, ,, ,
or pass, of

b, fj, (fr.
But,
3 sin. pres. ind. mid. of
-, or
hurt, with a intens.) destructive,
to
a die.
adv. of wishing: Ohtliui!
would it were !
and Heb-

,
and to break) not to be bro- injurious, ruinous, pernicious ; the high place ; where the hea-

,,, .
ken, firm, strong.
3 2
greedy, insatiable ; ( with neg.
innocent, harmless that neither
thens and idolatrous Jews used
to sacrifice.
',
, .- , ,
for sin. a. ind. act. ;

<?,
of

formed
Dor.
f.

breathing)
or

-,
from
for

to
p.
the
breathe,
sound
(a word
of
pant,
receives,

,, f.
nor inflicts hurt.
to delude,
mislead, infatuate, bewilder. 1 a.
ind. pass, and
Heb. indecl. an epithet of
. deceive,
,
of a man.
-,
a. gin.

a bench, table, board,

Hsedfor calculation,
b,
or side-board ; a table, or board
the

chess, Sic.
name

)
,,, ABI
-, , , neg.

,
hved , *,
,^ .,
or
ABP
neg. and , a
ABP
Ion. for &

,
(fr. : (fr.

,,
and to dip) not to be bow) unarmed. pi. 1 a. ind. act. of last.

,,sunk, drowned, or overwhelm-

ed; floating, buoyant; unbaptiz-
ed.
a neg. and
-ov, b, fj,
dye) not dyed,
to dip, or
fr.

, -,
Heb. indecl. Abiud,
man's name.

without ,
-ov, b,
to
life,
live,
,
th.
lifeless,
(fr.

,
a neg. and

inanimate;
life)
a
act. of
Ion. for

-,
(fr.
b, , same as
3 sin. imp

delicate) tt

, colourless, untainted; untemper-

.8\,
,, , ,
short-lived ; grievous, sorrowful.
and
indulge in delicacies, to pamper

-,
ed, blunt. one's self, to live delicately.

, -, rb,
-,
?,
•
kpaprj, a. sin. r.a?
a kind of cake.
cont.
i>, >h (""•
of.
"eg.
not
cently

neg. and
(fr.

-,
next) harmlessly, inno-
safely, securely.
-«Cf, S, h, (fr. cess
f. -,
to nap)
nap, or slumber
of food, to
(fr.

to sleep
a intens. and
from ex-

,,
and weight) tight, hurt, th. after meals; or (fr. a neg. and

, ,
heavy ; trifling, volatile; easy to

,
be endured; not burdevaome, not
, to hurt) harmless, inoffensive,
innocent; safe, unhurt, unin-
jured.
same) toivake, be watchful, vigi-
lant, or active.

, -, -,

,
,. -, ,
cliargeable. b, , (fr. a neg.

,
Abas, a man's name.
',
-ov, b, , (fr. neg. and and to weigh heavy) light

.
, . ,,
Dor. for g. sin. of to hurt) unhurt, not to not heavy.
be hurt, secure; harmless, inno- 1 a. inf. act. of
-, b, , {fr.

,
1 a. inf. act. of cent. ten-

and

,
,, ,,,
-, b,

tried, not proved, or explored;

not examined by torture.
(fr. last) without trial,
,
a touchstone) un-
(fr. neg. -,
or shot; new,
pointed, sharp.
-ov, b,
b, ,

,
(fr.
to throw) not yet thrown,
fresh,

(fr.
a neg. and

,- ,
,
unused;

same) not
,
der,
walks
moving

cate,
and
softly,

and
stately.
-, ., ,
,
to
stepping

life)
walk) one wlva

(fr.

-, b, , (fr.same and
and
lightly,

deli-

,
or examination, unadvisedly. hit, or struck; unhurt, safe.
--,

,,
and
-ov, b, (fr. a neg.

a king) without a
king, ruler, or chief; indepen-
dent, free ; unlike a king.
(fr. last) without a
,

firm.

,
signify
-a, -bv, '(fr.

It is used by Pindar to
b,

weak) weak, feeble, in-

strong, where the a must

,
redun. and

, ,
luxurious,
rich.

and
diet) delicate
voluptuous;

-ov, b,
noise, th.
, (fr.
inmanncrs,
affluent,

a intens
to
king; unlike a king.
-ov, b, »/, (fr. neg. and
to go) pathless,untrodden,
be considered as neg.

, -,
pres. impr. act. cont. of
to sacrifice, offer.

,,
, roar) making a laud noise, loud,
noisy, roaring, clamorous.
-a, -bv, soft, delicate, tender,

,
unfrequented; impassible, inac- Poet, and Dor. for dainty, choice; mild, gentle,

,. ,
cessible, lofty, steep; not to be (which fr. a neg. and din) morous, effeminate; affluent, rich
trodden, or entered, holy; lone- without war; quietly, tranquil- fair, splendid, beautiful.

, ly, solitary ;
accursed.
-,
deserted, desolate ;

,,
ly.
-, , (fr. a neg. and to go astray in
-,(\ night)
the dark; to wan-

,
make

, . ,,
last) to to assist) want of der, rove, to ramble; mis-

.
f. (fr. aid, to err,

.
,, ,
desolate, lay waste.

,
,
Syriac, indecl. father.
see
for or
3 sin. 2 a. ind. act. of
'
helplessness.

, - , .-
,
-ov, b, (fr. same) des-
,
titute, helpless ; deadly, incurable.

- -ov, b,
help, irremediable, incurable.
-,
, (fr. same) past
take, sin.

meet by night.

,
-, f.

inf.

-, , fr. a neg. and

-,
1
(fr.
a.
same)
ind.
to
act.

,
or to meet, encounter. mortal) an epithet of night,
-

, b, , (fr. neg. and Ion. 3 pi. 1 in which mortals do not appear,

firm) unstable, weak; a. ind. act. of last. night.

,
,
inconstant, flckle, wavering, ca-
pricious.
-,
weakness ;fickleness,inconstancy,
caprice.
b, Heb.
", (fr. last)

a
,
,
,,,,
flrst teeth,
mouth; young.

,
a neg. and
-ov, b,

(fr.
(fr.

to cast) that has not cast his

not lost the

neg. and
mark of
, -,-, ,
softness,
luxury, indulgence.

ernwood.
-ov,
a, (fr.
tenderness,

,
the herb south-
delicate)
delicacy

,
indecl. Abel, counsel) unadvisedly, rashly,
man's name. hastily, imprudently, inconside- -,
, (fr. a neg. and

,
b,

-a, -ov, (fr. a neg. and

/?f^rcpoi,better)siwpi(i,si%,(iuW,
foolish; a blockhead.
,
rately.

, -, ,
ness, folly, imprudence.
(fr. same) rash-
mortal) immortal, that
never dies, perpetual, never end-
ing; divine, ambrosial, balmy.

,
,
,,
dity,
-, ,
dulncss,
talent; folly, infatuation.
Heb. indecl. Abia, a man's
name.
Heb. indecl. Abiathar, a
man's name.
(fr. last)
want of
stupi-
sense, or

, . , -, b, , (fr. same) wnad-

vised, thoughtless,

,
imprudent, hasty, rash; unfore-

, , ,,
seen, unexpected.

see
sup. of

Ion. for g. of
inconsiderate, for
delicate,
-a, b, Dor. and JE61.

andthe hair)
ivho is exact about his hair; or
who has fine
feminate.
hair;

-,
delicate, ef-

t), (fr. next) drought,

-, b, (fr.

,,
-, b, (fr. a neg. and
unlearned.
a book) without books,
,, , or
-,
b, (fr. a neg.and
an ox) having no cattle, poor.
, (fern, of-, ,
thirst.

,,
-, b, %
to moisten) dry, not wet,
(fr. a neg. and

, -, , Abileni, tlic name

,
tender) Habra, or Abra,

,,
without rain; thirsty.
-, ,

,
of a country. a woman's name ; a maid of or delay,

, -ov,
a livelihood;
, ,
or
(fr. a neg. and
. honour, handmaid, servant.
Heb. indecl. Abraham, a
procrastination ; stop, hindrance.
f. -,
(fr. apb,e\\cv^.z^)

,,
strength) poor, indigent, neces- man's name. to adorn, dress, deck out, decorate.
needy; simple, innocent -, Abradates, a Mid. indulge one1»

,
sitous, b,
harmless ; weak, feeble : or (fr
a intens. and same)
•'.•.' ; strong, hardy, violent; long-
rich, weal
man's name.
-, and
redund. and which see.
fr. a ,-,,,-,^
self,

, (fr.
display, boast, vaunt, exult.

neg. and to cat)

(2)
 — —— — — ; . —

,
,,
-, —
mruuh-n, not devoured, or cor- to do good, serve, to he of use tc,

-,
, .^
sub. mid. . pi.

,
roded, sound, tluit has not eaten, to assist ; to act rightly. I mas. cont. par. pres. mid. of
hungry; also, unfit to be eaten, -, , (fir. same) well- f. -,
idle, dot n g, dm n g good, acting rightly (th. to adorn) 1 a. ind.
-, -, -'
,
kfiooqvoft b, (fr. next) one of benefit, service. mid,
Abydos; treacherous, perfidious, -, b, , (fr. same) pass. and,
like them.

-,
well-doer, one who acts rigidly ; very much,
(fr.

-, ,
-, b, Abydos, the name a bene and to leap) to leap for

',,
of a city.

,-, —
2 pi. pres. ind. or joy, show delight by gestures, ex-
'-, ,
Ion. for
abyss, a deep; the receptacle of
thedead ; the bottomless pit, hell
an abyss of waters.
(fr. intens.
depth) an

Adj. 60/-
and

,
impr.
act.
sub.

—,
fern.

, . ^, ,
act.

,
act. —
2

a.
pi.

pi.
.
1 a.
cont. pres.

pi.
.
mas.
mas. cont.
inf.

pi.
ult, rejoice, triumph ; to adorn,
bedeck.

dian wood.
-ov,

-, p.
, an odorous
toadorn,
In-

,,
f.

\, ,
tomless, unmeasurable, vast.
for pres. irnpr. act. of
par. pres. act. of
-, ,
(neut. of next) a
decorate, embellish; to sacrifice,
consecrate, dedicate

-,
;
come, lead on. good, perfection; bounty, bless to glory, exult, triumph.

, , Poet. Pleonasm, for ing; wealth, property, good».

,
, -, , (fr. last) en

,
, .
,, , ,
pres. inf. mid.
same
pres. ind. or impr. of

,,,
Agabus.
for

-, b, a man's name, Lat.

Ion. for
2

Att. for
pi.
-, -, (fr. a intens. and
or fr.
to rejoice
to admire) admirable, for what-
ever may be the present subject,
excellent, surpassing ; good, pure,
correct in conduct ; bountiful,
;

,
, dow.

a
icnt, a decoration, finery ;
a delight, gratification ; an offer-
ing, statue, image; a form, sha-

little
-, ,
(dim. of last)
image, statue, or figure.
-,

,
2

, - , - -, ,
part. a. act. kind, benevolent, merciful; pro- b, (fr.

,Dor.
2 a.
for
for
inf.

,, \ , - ',, . -
,2
act.
2
-, -, Att. for
a.
Att. ror

inf. mid.
Att.
fitable, useful;
ivc; brave, courageous; skilful
ingenious , clever, active.
, -, ,
the good, the virtuous.
fertile, product an image, and
statuary, carver.

wonder)
f.

to admire,
(th.
to makej

wonder,
3

to

.
a. opt. act. and (fr. last) good- praise, respect; to prize, esteem;

, ,, ,
, ,
.
^
,
,
2
-,
a.
-,
ind. act.
by Apos. before an aspirate,
Att.
Att. and Icn.

for
for

for
.
ness,
nevolence
good conduct; bounty,
J courage; skill.

by Cras.
-, ,
-,
for
Ion. for
be- to envy
pass,
;

-, b,
1 a. ind. mid.

(fr. neg. and

>'],

wedlock) unmarried, sin-

, ,
a. v. du. par. 2 a. act. by Cras. for gle.

-
b,

,. , ,
-, -, Att. for 2 much, very, too much, is-

, ,,
,
a. sub. act.

. -,
&c.
and
-ov,
par. 2 a. act. of
-,
&c. Att. for
to
-,
do good to others
-,
f. -, and
(fr.

;
to act
good)
well
ceedingly.

(fr.
-, f. -,
very much, and
p.

,
(fr. or mvself to be glad, to be oppressed) to

,
f. ; to rejoice.
-,

, , .
to wonder)
angry, to be -iv, (par. a. grieve, or fret through anger; to

,
1
break out, exceed ; to envy, pass, of last) glad, rejoiced. be moved, or filled with indigna-
grudge ; to admire, wonder, same) tion, or resentment, resent, be in-

,
(fr. well, rightly.

,
gaze ; to venerate, look up to. -, , (fr. same) good- dignant, to stomach, take ill. pros,
-, ,
, , '.
good, (fr. ness. inf. act. cont.
and rule) the rule, or do- -,-, sup. of -, Att. -, , (fr.

, , , --, -
-,
minion of goodness, good govern- -', (fr. to break) last) resentment, indignation.
-,

, ,
ment. breaches ; a shore, or strand ; and b, , (fr. same)
-, -, (fr. last) rul- wounds. indignant, incensed, angry.
ing well, governing justly, wise. 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of -,
, and Ion. -, b,ij, -,
-,-.-, mas.

.
(fr. to admire) to in pi. cont.

,
(fr. very, and God)
divine; excellent, superior; no-
ble, illustrious.

-, , (fr. , good) ,
be

,' ,
angry
or spite, to envy
der.
; to entertain
; to

same)
a grudge,
admire, won-

elegant,
,
par. pres. act. of same.

Ion. for
b,

d. pi. Icn.
same as ,
d. pi.

&,
-a, -ov, (fr.
a

, ,-^,,
ball, or clew of yarn, or of last.

, ,
neat, fine, gay; envious, enviable.

, -, b, , [it.
thread. very (fr. ayavmuch,
-, -, -, and celebrated, th. and snow, th. to

. - ,, ,
f. p.

, ,
, ,
(fr. good, and work) to celebrate) and, snow) snowy, covered with

, -, -,
to do good, benefit, serve ; to b, , (fr. same snow.
do well, act rightly ; to do works and fame, th. to ce- -, -, (fr. a intens. ar.d
of charity, and mercy, pres. inf. lebrate) and, joy) mild, gentle,
act. cont. -, b, (fr. same, and soothing ; affable, agreeable .•

,
f),

, ,
-, and Ion. pleasing, desirable, dat. pi. aya-
, -, h, ("*•
bounty, active kindness; an ex-
same) beneficence,
famed,
celebrated, cried up, extolled, fc
th. to hear)
vo^ci
-, very, and
,2£\.
mous, renowned, eminent. -ov, fr.

,
ploit, feat. severe) cruel, severe, aus-

.
for

,
and cont. fern. a. sin. of '

Poet, tere, morose, inexorMc, hard

-, , (fr. same) or

,, ,
hearted ; or (fr.

,, - ,
b, beneficent, for (th.
benevolent, a benefactor ; a sena- to budd) well built. , to break) broken, mapped ;
-,
,

tor of Sparta.
-, , and, brittle.
-,
-, -, ,

%
b, and Att. (fr b, fj, (fr•

Xfli, -, -,
b, (fr. much, to exult) transport, ex- mild, the mind) mild,
and
and fame) Agathocles, a ultation, leaping for joy, ecstasy, gentle, tender,humane.

, man's name.
-,
good, and
f. -, -, p.
to do)
(fr.
delight.

mid.
2 pi.

(31)
cont. pres. impr
1 pi. cont. pres, humanity.
-, fi, (fr. same)
mildness, gentleness, clemency
,,,.. ,
^., Dor.
Heb. indecl. cup».
for
much
ing.
or violently

,
; loud roar-,
,
-ov, b, (fr. last,
to carry) the deliverer oj
and

,
, , —
see
3 and 2 sin. cont.
-, -bv, (fr.
mire) that may, or ought to be
to

,
ad- an oracular answer; a nuncio
or envoy.

. ,
ind. act. 2 pi. cont. admired, wonderful; desirable, -, -bv, (fr.

,
,, ,
, ,
,
ind. or impr. act. 3 enviable. messenger) of a message or mes-

-
sin. cont. impr. act.
ores. inf. act. cont. of
-,womb)
the
b, (fr.

an uterine
a coll. and senger ; angelical.

, -o,b,^LT^dAis,

,.
\,
of
. ,
,,
pies. impr. act.
Dor.
pres. ind. act. of
for

Poet, for
Dor. for
3

.
pi.

pi.
brother,
mother.
a brother by the same

Aa'\'i,-6,,Agasyllis,ln^
which yields the gum ammonia.
-, , and Dor.
(fern, of i^xt) Agave, a woman's
, act. Att. for
impr. act. of

delivera
, (fr.

f. -,
same) a messenger.
g. pi.

p.
message, threat, or
par. pres.
pres.

to

-, f. -,
p.
to be strictly united in affection,
to love, cherish, prefer, delight in,
name.
Aavb,-, -bv, (fr.ayau>,to admire)
admirable, fine, splendid; fa-

,.....
warning;
clare
news.
; to publish,
1 a. act.
to denounce, tell, de-
reveal ; to bring
p. pass.

.,
covet ; to entertain, welcome, treat mous, renowned, celebrated, 1 a. pass,
kindly; to be content, to agree, ac- proud, haughty. part, p. mid.
Aavpb, -,
,.
quiesce, pres. impr. act. -a, -bv, (fr. a intens. and
,, rb, (fr. last) a

, ',
-a• inf. par.l a. act.aya- \\aughty)haughty, proud, message, news ; a command.
par.per.pass. arrogant; daring, presumptuous; -ov, b, (fr. same) a mes-

ship,
-, ,

, ,
affection,
love-feasts, feasts

, , ,
pass, of same. ', .
(fr.

-n,
last) love,friend-
charity.

-,
of charity.
1
—
f.
plu.

ind.
vehement, outrageous, furious,
fierce; luxuriant, blooming.

, -ov, b, , (Poet. fr.

very much, and
to resound) loud, noisy.
senger ; envoy, legate, ambassa-
dor; agent; a messenger from
heaven, an ungel.

- -,,
d. pi of
Ion. forayy£<Ov.

, , ,,
-ov,
, -, rb,
thing loved, a delight, favourite,
(fr. same)
mire,
-, f. -,
p.
wonder ; to be lost in
to ad-
cask, pitcher, a basket,
rb, a vessel, tub,
&c.
darling. amazement; to gape with asto Aovpov,orovpov,acucmber

,
-, , nishment ; to envy, resent; ,

,
b, (fr. to Ayyf (fr. next) to irritate, pro-
te love, anda man) fond of stand aghast. joke to grieve, or pain.

,,
;
men : also, manly, high spirited, -, ,

- , ,- ,
(fr. a ,
grief, pain, irritation.

\. ,
brave. Also, Agapenor, a man's Persian post boy) stations, re- -ov,b, (fr. last) one that

,.. ,
name. lays, or stages of the post in an provokes, or irritates.
--
, . g. dent Persia. 2 sin. and by Apos.
,

,
d. sin. par, 1 a. act. and Ion. before an aspirate, for 2
2 impr. act. same) the Persian post pi. impr. act. of lead, con-

,
pi. I a. rb, (fr.

,
,
of

, ,
-,
,,,,
2
-, -,
pi. 1 a.

Att.
1

-:, ,
sub. act.
f. ind. act.

same
any post, despatch, or mail.
3 pi. pres. ind.
-,
-,
-i(,lf.ind.act.of
next)
act.
duct, bring, take.
verbially, come,
now, let us see.
Dor. for
Or, used ad-

,
come on

3 sin. 2
; come

a. act.

,
f. (fr. to
as press for public service ; to com- of ay .
—

,, ,, - ,
3

,
-, -bv, (fr. to pel another to go somewhere, or 3 sin. pi. pres.
—

,
love) beloved, well beloved, dear. to carry some burden ; to engage ind. act. pres. inf. act.

, ,, . ,,,, -
(fr. last) willingly, with as a courier, act as a carrier. — pres. inf. pass.
good will, readily. -, b, the bearer of the 2 pi. pres. ind. or impr.
1 sin. cont. pres. ind. or royal despatches among the an• mid. of same.
sub. act. nom. cient Persians; a.post boy, mes- g. pi. par. pres. Att.
a. pi. g. pi. senger, courier. for 3 pi. pres. impr.
cont. par. pres. act. -, f. -, (fr. last, act. of
-,
,
, ,
,
.
,
pres. ind. or sub. cont. pass.

, , .
1 pi.

-,
'.
,.
pres. or sub. act. of same.

.
-, Att. for
-,
3 pi. cont.
and to carry) to carry des-
patches, or messages.
,,.
-, ,
of v. pi.
( dim. of next) any
borrow ;
to
f.

to collect,
to
p.

summon,
assemble, come together, meet.
Att.
gather up, beg,
raise, levy ;

,
pres. opt. act. cont. of lesser kind of vessel, a cup, gill. 1 a. 3 pi. Ion. lor

,
,of

, .
fern. par. pres. pass,
understood, a
-ov, (fr. aves•
scl) any small vessel, a ewer, ba- per. pass,
inf.
1 a.

, ,,
man's name.

. , ,. ,
mistress, a sweetheart.

,
Heb. indecl. Agar,

,
a wo-

->, rb, agaric ; a fungus

arid
- -,
sin ; a tub, cask, cistern.
b, , (fr. same,
likeness) formed, or
used as a vessel ; sloped, like an
1 f.

-,
wrongful, injurious.
Dor.
b,
per. mid.
a wrong-doer;

3 sin. imp.

, , ,
, ,, ,,
growing on trees, and used in
medicine and dying.
-, -ov, , , (fr.
urn, or pitcher.

f. of
for 3 pi. 1
of
f. -,
a herd) tofloak
p. (fr.
together,

, -, , Ion.
very, and to flow) swift- and associate; to assemble.
flowing, rapid; boisterous, tumul- -, , (fr. to -ov, b, , (fr. same) herd-

..-
tuous, agitated. tell) the power or right of deliver- ing, or associating together, gre-

,
,, ., ,
Ion. for

1 a. inf.
1 a. ind.
m. of
m. —Aya-
3 pi. ing oracular responses, the de-
claration of an oracle ; a denun-
ciation, publication, or decla-
garious ; one of the flock, or
herd ; common, c -dinary, xmlgar;
a herdsman, shepherd.
-,

, , ,
pres. inf. of ration; a message, embassy b, (fr. same) the
mandate, commandment; news fold, the stalls or rstreal for the

,
1 a. par. pass.
Poet, for 1 and herd.
a. par. of Poet, and Ion. -, f. -, (fr.

same) a messenger, a herd, and rule) to lead the

-ov, b, , (fr.ayai'much, -ov, b, (fr.
ftnd to ^oan) groaning legate, ambassador. flock or herd ; to rule, govern.
(4)
 ;; — —

, ATI

,
,.
-ov,
herasman, shepherd; the lead-
er of the flock) a leader, ruler,
chief.
, (fr. last)

fern. par. pres. cont.

',
, ,
for, ,
,
, ,
.
-,
reward)
iEol. and

'Ayipaif, -toy,

.
Att.
(fr.
to neglect, slight.

-, ,
neg. and.

which see.
-, , and Ion.
(fr.
I
an
flock.
//, Poet. \', -, -. obs. hence mid.
-, ,
assemblage, crowa, troop,

man

, ,
of to collect) collection, (fr. manful)
-, , ,
(fr. a neg. and crowd, assemblage. liness, spirit, courage, bravery.

,
iXow laugh)to iw# not Ion. for Ion. for

,
1 d.
lugh, rough, rude, sullen, surly,
fan a. ind. of pi. of last.
morose, serious, sober, grave, to watch, lie awake; to -, , very

,
^, (fr.
harsh. lie in wait, hunt. much, and a man) manly,
-, , same) gra- -,

,
(fr. next)
{,,
(fr. manful, spirited, brave, courage-

, , .,
vity, solemnity, moroseness. haughtiness, pride, disdain. ous ; also Agenor, a man's
}
and Ion. (fr. -, , , (perhaps fr. name.
to drive, and booty) she intens. a reward, and by pleonasm for

,
that plundas. An epithet of to have) victorious, trium-
phant; proud, haughty, arro-
Att. for
-,
per. of

,
Minerva. b, , (fr. a neg. and

,
,, ,. , ,
-, , a herd, properly of
kine ; a drove, flock ; a troop,
crowd, assemblage; society.
(fr. last) by droves, flock
gant; daring, fierce; vain,
fickle ;boasting, vain-glorious
provident, careful.
(fr. last) proudly, &c. ,
, , , .,
old age)
exempt from old
age, undecaying, unimpaired by
age, ever young.
-, , (fr. same) the
by flock.

,
or herd.

,
.
(fr.

or
same) from

Poet, for
the flock,
according to the adj.
Poet, for
2 a. impr. or Dor. for
2 sin. imp. act.
pres. or

,
Ion. ,-
,
herb everlasting.

, same as
-,
, -,
and

wicked, ac- ,
-, ,

,
d. sin. of for 3 sin. imp. act. of cursed, polluted, abominable, pro-

,. , . ^,
, ,.., ,
-,

, .
, gregarious; one fane.
of the flock. -,
, to Dor.

,,
b, (fr. for.
Ion. for pres. inf. of drive, and people) Age- 1 a. inf.

,
silaus; an epithet of Pluto, and 3 sin. pres. ind. of
Dor. for the name of several men. -, b, Agesilaus, a
pres. inf. of (fr. Lat. aggesta) a mili Spartan king.

, Dor.
, Poet, and Dor.

,
for tary engine. for
Ion. for imp. and -, , >% (fr. to (fr. to lead,

,.,,. , ,
Dor. for pres. inf. of lead, and army) a cap and the chorus) tlie leader

,
Also, tain, leader, general ; an epithet of the dancers, or singers; or
Besot, for
pass, of or
3 pi. 2 a. of Minerva.
and by Apos. \ pres.
,
of any other theatrical perform-
ers.

-, , Dor.

, ,
-,
a family, and
without genealogy, or pedigree;
-ov, b, , (fr. a neg.
to tell)
impr. of
come, come on.
-,, (fr.
used adverbially.

to lead) a
,(fr.

conductor,manager; guide.
to won-
to lead)
for
a leader,

,,.
obscure. conductor, leader, guide. -, -ov, (fr.

,
,
neg. and -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and der) admirable, enviable; won-

,-
-ov, b, (fr.
a beard) beardless, young. to taste) that has not tasted, derful, splendid.

, ,,
neut. pi. cont. of fasting, hungry ; who has not see
-, , a neg.
b, (fr. tried, inexperienced ; untasted 3 sin. pres. ind. act. —

- -,
'
and a family) of no de- tasteless, insipid. -ov, par. pres.
-,

, -., ,
pass. —
'
scent,whose family is obscure, -ov, b, hi (fr• a -ov,
of mean birth, ignoble, obscure, neg. and geometry) par. pres. act. of
base; childless. Comp. ungeometrical, ignorant of ge- -, (fr.

, sup.
or -, b, ,
ometry.
-ov,- b, , (fr. a neg. tify,
holy)
f•

to
separate, or set apart;
p.
consecrate, sanc-
to

), .
(fr. neg. and to be) and to cultivate) uncul- esteem, or revere as holy, or

, ,
hating no origin, not made, or tivated, neglected,
-, ,
barren, waste. sanctified; to purify, cleanse

,
done, unborn ; unfinished, imper- to wonder) from pollution ; to expiate, atone,

,.
(fr.

,
fect, defective;

',

, .
,
Dor. and

, ,. ,
,
mean, ignoble.

, - Ion. for
pres. impr. of
admiration,
ment; or (vr.
a fracture,
wonder, astonish-

rupture,
to break)
breach ; a
appease; to hallow, sanctify,
make
1 a.
holy : per. pass,
1 f.

, ,
,
Dor. for rock, precipice, strand, beach; 1 a. impr. m.

. Poet, for pres. a wound. 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act.

,
—
par. pass, of

,
,
and

., , ,
, , , , -, , , a neg.
reward) unrewarded,
(fr.
Ion. for
pass, of or
Att. and
3 sin.

Ion.
2 a.

for pass.
3 sin. 1 a. sub. act.
3

—
sin. 1
-,
a. impr.
-,

,, , , . ,
not remunerated, or recompensed. 3 pi. per. pass. 1 f. ind. mid. 1 a.

. , . -
Poet, for
Att. for ind. act.
Att. for
Att.
per.
for
impr. act. of last.

-,
-, ,

,
pres. pass, of per. pass, of same) sanctiflcation,

,
inf. (fr.

Ion. and Sync, for inf. — par. of sanctity, holiness, purity.

, ,
, . »
3 pi. 1 a. pass, and 1 a. act. of -, (fr. same)
-, -, much, and sanctuary, a holy place.

,
-, Ion. for (fr.

1 a. ind. pass, of to drive) to chase, drive -, ), (fr. same) holi-

- , (fr. to col- away ; to fly or flee, escape. ness, purity; ceremony, wor-
lect) a collection, gaining, as- -, (fr. accursed, ship.

,,
semblage.

.. Poet,
2 a
or
/nd.
Ion.
mid.
^r
Oil
and same) to expel or banish any
poUvied person, or thing ; to pu-
rifi; -rpiait.
and
-, b,
witi
understood, grapes with
a
^, (fr.
kernel)
a neg

I'^ywa. -, rd, (tr. to lead) out stones.

,
,
.
same as

-, imp.
.
Dor. and Ion.
act. of
, ' for
, for -cairo.
-, (fr.
3 sin.

and
opt. -
±, -,
,

j
to corns to an anchor , 1o fix,
confirm, establish.
b, the elbow, any

,, for
-,
-,
and also

rb, (fr.

,
next) a holy

, -^,
a sanctuary;
Poet hasten)
bour, to
urge, hasten.
-, -,
to
toil,
work
to
diligently, to la-
exert; to drive,
bendnig of the body or limbs ; th«
fore-arm, tlie arm, a cubit, tlie
horns, or handle of the lyre ; an

.-
place, or thing, rb, a valley, angle, corner.
-, , -, ,

, ..
,
and glen, dale a precipice, crag.
; (fr. last) to elbow,

,the holy of holies ; the upper

, re- Macedonic, for tlcrust with the elbow, to hint, or

,
gion of the heavens. 3 pi. per. mid. of signify by touching with the el-
-a, -ov, holy, sacred, sanc-

, for bow; to hold in the arms, em

,tified; hallowed,
sin, consecrated to

,, ,
pure;

ness.
and
pious, devout.
-, ,
(fr.
set

(fr.
God;
apart from
chaste,

last) holi-
choke)
-,
button; rope, halter.
-,
for

strap,

, a thong, loop, or
b,

strap, used for throwing the dart;

tie,
(fr.

buckle, clasp,
to

,
,
brace, clasp ; to encircle, bend
round ;

bright, and
to crook,
-ov, b, (dim. of
a small elbow, a knuckle, joint.
-ov, b,
make an

. (fr.
the hair) hav
angle.
same)

aab

, ,
atonement) to venerate, revere, a kind of dart ; a hook, handle ; ing beautiful

,
hair.
-, ,

,, ,
respect; to purify, sanctify; to the bend of the elbow, or knee; same)

,
(fr. bright-

. ,
celebrate, solemnize. a sort of cup; a defect in the ness, splendor beauty orna-

,
; ;
-, ,

,
or (fr. tongue; the yard-arms, or ends ment ; joy, delight ; excellence

,
same) ante, ceremony. of the sail-yard. Aglaia, one of the Graces.

,
-, ,
sanctification, sanctity, holiness.
(fr. holy)
throw a dart.
(fr. last) to

, ',dart,
pi. of last.
for g.

,
.
hold in the arms, to
(fr. an arm)
embrace ;
to
to darter, one
, b,
who fights
(fr. same)

, ,,
a
with a 1 f. inf. mid. of
Att. for

,
cherish, foster, nurse. dart. or (fr. same)
-, rb,

,
-, Poet, for 3 (fr. to shine, glitter, gluten ; to beau-

.
,
sin.
2 a.
pres.
act.

-, ,
ind.
ind.

an arm)
act.
impr.
crooked, and

an impediment
the
tongue) a defect in the tongue,

g. Ion.
in speech.
of
, ,
-,
tify,

and Poet,
and
adorn.
Ion., and
for
Ion.
d. sin.,

,
(fr.

an arm. It is generally used

, -, -, b, and Ion. for d.

,
,.
plural

, , the arms ; the clasping,

:

or folding of the arms, in order

to hold, or carry any thing.

,
last) same as
scrutable
skill)

ligent, skilful,
;
, (fr. same, and
of deep design, in-
sagacious, wise, intel-
knowing ;
pi.

,
of ayXata.

-ov, b,
ornament, decoration.
-, (fr.
rb, and
same) splendor,
'-

,
(fr. artful,
-,

,
crafty, politic, insidious. b, fj, (fr. same,
-, , (fr. same) an -ov, b, , crooked, not and a limb) well made,
awry ; hooked; curved, who forms

,
armful, a bundle, parcel, packet. straight, well shaped; fine
-, b, (fr. last, bent, round; perverse, wily, limbs.
and to take) and artful, crafty. -ov, b, , (fr. same,
-,
,and

,
to carry)
(fr. Same,
b,
a porter. the tongue-tie, and
-ov, rb, (fr. and
shady.
a tree) bearing fine

,
to trees,

,, . , , ,
, .
arms.

$ pi.
(fr.

of
Poet, for
Poet, for
an arm) in the

-
divide) a surgical instrument to
remove that

crooked, and
defect.
-,
a bow)
equipped with a bow, an archer.
-, ,
b, (fr. 6<,
and

seats,
-ov, b,
a throne) and
,
-ov, b,same,
a seat) having splendid
or abodes; spoken of the
>), (fr.

(fr.
same,

, , ,
d. pi. of «pas. f. and Muses.

the
hug.
,
&., -, ,
arms;
the arm;
an embrace,
pi. Ay/cat,
clasp,
(fr.
bend;
hurl a dart.
to
crooked)
twist, distort; to fling,
to crook,
and
-ov, b,
the wrist, or fruit)
with fine wrists, beautiful ; or
fj, (fr. same,

,
, , ,
/, -, ,
-,
rb, (dim. of
valley) a vale, glen.

-
-,
a

a hook, a fish-
ing hook ; a bait ; enticement.
Ay
,
(fr. last) fishing,
same) a bending,
edness,
(fr.
indirectly, perversely.
-,
perversion
distortion,
same) crookedly;

Att. -,
twisting, crook-
f/, (fr.
bearing fine fruit.

and
-ov, b, , (fr. same,
Ion. for, young)
having fine, or famous children.
-ov, b, , (fr. same,

,
vnth the hook, angling. the shot of an arrow, or dart. and festivity) who lays

a hook, to
(fr.
angle.
same) to fish with
, -, , -, (fr.
and
same and
out or adorns a banquet ; festive,
jovial; splendid.

.,
,
Aab, -,
(fr. same) to catch with the lip) having broad lips, or a b, #, bright, shining,

, - -, -- -,
a hook, to fish. wide mouth, or a crooked beak. sparkling, radiant, guttering
b, , (fr. -ov, and b, beautiful, admirable ; joyous, de-
same) shaped like a hook, hooked, , (fr. same and a claw) lightful; ornamental; splendia\
barbed. with broad or bending hoofs; illustrious, noble, majestic, grand.

', ,
for (th. with crooked claws, or talons. -, b, (fr. last,

, .
tentatious.

,
act. of
to celebrate) boasting, os-

for 1 a. par.

,.
-,
, an anchor, grapnel,
hook ; a stay, support, protection ;
steadfast hope. a. sin.
a. pi.
and
the bright trident ;
Neptune.
AyXao>i^, -07irj,
a trident) he with
an epithet ol

b, , (fr. same

,, .
',
the arms, the bosom.

, &.
arms
•
C01I
; to
-,
, Poet, the

for
par
(fr. last) to
embrace.
Inf.
1 a,
arm;

carry in the

mid.
down ;

-,
-ov, rb, (dim. of last)
small anchor, &c.

to trip
remove by intrigue.
(fr.

(fr.
same) to knock
up ; to supplant,

(6)
same) to anchor,
a

, and

neg. and
the e\e) having spark-
ling eyes; animated,
blazing, shining.
- -,
lively,

sweei) not sweet,

new
b, ,
wine, of
(fr.

bitter,
 —

» ;
ing, foul
tasteless, insipid;
; harsh, disagreeable,
stink-

,,,
—
-, -ov, par. pres. pass, cont
par. pres. act. cont
forum ; where, r*.
ket-place, or
cording to the Greek and Ro-

, man
morose ; sad, grievous. of same. customs, the markew
-,

,
-, ,

, /, , ,
kyXto, a kind of sore on the ?, pebbles used as courts of justice, and public
eye. weights to part of the machinery assemblies, were held, and aH

,
-,

,
a't, heads, or cloves in weaving. kinds of public business trans-
of garlic. or acted ; an assembly held there ;

,
f.

-ov, b, (fr. a neg. and , p. ,. to break, bruise; dash a speech or oration delivered
the tongue) without a forcibly
,; to wreck, shatter; vio there.

, -, . ., , .
, ,
tongue, speecldess, slow of speech, late,infringe. 1 f. Att. and Poet, for
incloquent, dull. per. Att. 1 a. act. >', cont. pres. inf. mid.
,
, , ,.,
(fr. to Att. 2 a. ind. act.

,
of

,
, -,
break) a fragment, shard, splin- -•, -, pass. Att.

.
f. p. (fr.
ter ; piece,
-,
place, a precipice
b,
part
(fr.

;
same) a
shore.
steep

, mid.
and .
2 a. pass,
par.
Att.
Att.
per same)

,
trade;
to buy and
purchase, procure;
to
reeleem. perf. pass,
sell, traffic,
to
1

,, ,, , ,'. ,
-, b, , (fr. neg Ion. and Apos. for a. ind. pass,
and to bend) not pliant, , imp. pass, of last. -ov, , , (fr. same) re-

,
stiff; not to be bent, rigid, in- and contracted from luting to the mrirket, vulgar,
flexible inexorable ; stubborn mean, common; disorder-

,
; loose,
obstinate. foolish) to belonging

,
(fr. ly ; judicial, to the
and -, b, act foolishly , do silly things. courts ; viz. those days

,
(fr. a neg. and (fr. same) foo-ixh.'y, when the courts sit, court deiyx,
or to full) unfulled, stupidly ; unreasonably, ungrate- also epith. of Jupiter and ot
undressed, uncombed ; new, fully ; rashly, unadvisedly. Mercury whose statuos were

', -,
, -,
, (fr. next) fol-
fresh. placed in the market place.
, (fr. chaste) ly, silliness ; eiwkwardness, igno- -ov, b, (fr. same, and

, ,
chastity, continence ; purity. rance ; rashness, temerity ; rude law) one who regulates the
-,

,
,
, ,
rify, cleanse.

. - -,
f.

live chastely, be continent; to

. , , JE.o\. for
(fr. same) to
pu-

1
ness, roughness, pervcrseness, ob-
stinacy
behaviour.

and
;

-,
ingratitude

b, ,
;

(fr.
uncoutli

a neg.
meirket,
ket.

late the
the

-,
clerk

market, act as
-, ,
(fr.
of the mar-

last) to regu-
clerk.

.
pi. per. act. of judgment, th. to (fr. same) the
b, »/, see know) foolish, silly ; imprudent, duty uf the clerk of the market.
-, f. (fr. pure) indiscreet ignorant ; unreason,
; Dor. for

, .
^ ,
to

,-,
cleanse, purify, sanctify ; to

,
able, unjust; unmcrriful; sin- pres. inf. of

,
consecrate, set apart. 3 sin. pres. ful, wickeel ; ungrateful, unfeel- -, , and
ind. act.

. , , ., ,
last.
,
,,
2

-, ,
pi. 1 a.

3
-,
1
impr. —
par. —
impr. pass. —
a.
pi. 1 a.
-tv,
act.

sub. act. of
ing,

Ayi , -,
inhuman.
(fr.
innocently, purely.
(fr.

know) ignorantly,
a neg.

b, ,
chaste) chastely

and
unskilfully.
(fr. same) igno
to
Att.

,
-, ,
ket) buying
trade, dealing.

(fr.
-, , and
(fr.
and

same) merchandise.
-,
-ov, b, (fr. same)
the mar-
selling, traffic,

-,

.
and' rant, awkwarel, uninformed ; also dealer.
-, , pure) cleansing, unknown, uncertain, obscure. in 2 -, impr.
(fr.
—
pi.
-,1 a.

.,
purification, expiation. Ion. for 3 sin. act. 1 pi. 1 f.

-,
',
,
-, ind. act. of of

\
f. p. (fr. 1 a. ind. act.

and

.. , , ,
neg. and
the mind

, •
to know) not to know,
; or
to think, th.
fr.
t

neg.
skilfulness.
-, ,

-,
a neg. and
(fr.

to know) ignorance, un- same as

-,
Apos.
(fr.

for
the market,

pres.

,
to be ignorant of, not to under- f. and impr. or Ion. and Apos. foi
—
,
stand; to err, or sin through (fr. same) to
ignorance. Imp.
Ion.
be ignorant, not to know, not to , Ion.
imp.
for
ind.
pre*,

-
-ovv, 1

,-,',
a. par.
mis-
(fr. last)
acknowledge, or recognise.
-, b, , (fr. same)
inf. of
f. (fr. the

,take, error ; a sin or fault through unknown. market) to adelrcss a public as-

,
rance,

. ,
ignorance, g.

,
skilfulness

,,
.,
sin.

, , ,. ,.
,
,Poet, for
;
pi.
-cf, , (fr. same) igno-
want of knowledge ; un~
imprudence, error,
and

from charms.
a neg.
-ov, b,
a wizard) unaffected by
charms, over wliom enchantments
have no effect.
(fr. last)
,

.
(fr.

in security
sembly, harangue ; to relate, de-
clare, tell, show, expleiin
nounce, publish, proclaim.
-,
generally used in comp.
Ion. for
f.

g.
-. the
;

same,

pi.
an.

of

, ,
Ion. for 3 sin. Ion. for 3 pi.

-, , Ion.
,pres. sub. of
-, , a willow, also a fish.
pres. opt. pass, of
-, -ov, par. pres. pass, (fr.
for
the market)

. ,
-, -, chaste, pure; un- to war els the

, ,
of same. to, or market.

,
mixed, unpolluted, unelefiled ;< -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. (fr. same) at, or in tht
clear from sin, or guilt; sepa-\ and a nail) loose, incom- market.

,, . -,
-,,
.
rated from sinners ; innocent.
(fr. last) chastity,
|
pact,
", ill united, frail.
Ion. or
.Dor. for

,
2 a.

, 1 a.
Ion.
par. pass.
for
—
5
purity;

, .,
sin. d. sin.

pres. act. of
holiness,

neut.

Spl. pres. ind. aot.

nom.

1 pi.
sin.

cont.
pi.
aversion from\

—
—
cont.

-,
cont. par.
ind. act.

be)
-ov, b,
of

offspring, th.
past bearing, incapable of
procreation ; barren, childless ;
unborn, never born.
-,
,

hi a piace, square, mar-

(fr. a neg. and
to
,
sin.

,
1 a. ind.

market) a speaker.
-cv,

-ov, b, same.

- -, ,
-,
mid. of
b,

, (fr. same)./?uen-
cy of language, eloquence.
veneration , re
(fr. the

(7)
 tpec.t; an expiation, atonement, , (fr. a field) ,, ^ , - oij

,
,
'
satisfaction;
pollution.
-, ,
"leader, head, chief;
(fr.
crime, guilt, sin

to lead)
a captain,
;

a
,
from the field
-,
-, ,
(fr.

to rusticate, live in the

; in the field.

(fr. same)
rustic)
country.
rusti-
and

,
and
-, b, ,
a woman; single, un-
married, a bachelor, or maid.
-,
Att. -,
, a compa-
(ft. a neg.

general.
-, b,
hand; the back of the hand ;
the palm of the
the
,
city, vulgarity, ; a
country house, a farm house, a
villa, a country seat.
roughness ny, assembly, assemblage, crowd
gathering of people ; the vulgar
a rendezvous ; a heap, collec-

,. ,
a grasp; the forearm; the -ov, b, ,
,
fist, (fr. a tion.

, ,
arm.
-, a draught offishes ;
>%
game, prey, a capture ; a trap ;
the chase, hunting, fowling, &c.
-,
b, , (fr. a neg.
field,
tic,

awkward
and
wild ;
a habitation) rus-
clownish, uncouth,
; rude, surly.
-, b, (fr.

,
same) see
to
-,
assemble,
and

-,
collect,
b,
quack-doctor, a mountebank, jug-
meet.
(fr.
(fr. U.st)

some)

,
gler, fortune-teller ; imp* sior.

, U
and a letter) illiterate, -cv, b, ~, (fr. same, (fr. last) vAlect a

, ,,
unlearned.

(fr.

a residence)
-, f. -,
the country, and
to live in the
p.

coun-
and

country.

—
tumult) rioting, or
causing confusion through the

d. pi. with
—
'
-, . ^.
-- , , ^,
added
crowd, or money, like
tebank.

,
Poet, for
moun

,, . ,
try ; to abide in the fields, pro- Poet, for

,
g. sin. (fr.

, ',
perly by night. g. pi. Ion. for and Vfuch see.)
-, b, , (fr. same) -, -, of Dor. for pree.
abiding in the fi elds. (fr. a field) to the impr. of

,
'

,
Ay•,
, and
and
-, , , (fr.a neg. and
to write) unwritten.
same as
, and
, for
field, to the country.
-, ", (fr. same, and
a law) regulation, or divi-
sion of land. ,
,
and
-,
air)
,
near, nigh x sbse, at hand.
-, b, {'ft.
'fr.
tw i-,ght, dawn.
;

last, and
near,

,
-,

,
pres. impr. of to o\, (fr. same) offi- the sea) maritime, bordering on

, on the shore. A\so, An-

hunt (th. a capture) come, cers to regulate, or divide land ; the sea,

, , ,,
come on ; up, hasten, rouse. surveyors. chialus, the na«ie of a man, and
-, , -,
(fr. to b, land, a field, farm, a city.
- -,
,
hunt, th. a prey) game, country seat ; the country. b, , (fr.
prey, booty, spoil. -a, -ov, (fr. last) wild; same, and depth) deep,
-, -,
,
Att. rural, rustic ; a tenant of the nether, near the earth, here below
-, ;

-,
,
and -, , (fr. wilderness, inhabitant of the steep, precipitous.

,, ,
same) a
sportsman.
f.
hunter, a huntsman, a

(th. a prey)
country

(fr.
; a hunter, or huntress.
-, and b,
same) a rustic, clown ; wild,
-, and
to approach.
f.

to go) to
(fr.
come near,
same,

,
,. ,
to hunt, chase; to take, catch;

.
to ensnare, inveigle.
fierce, savage.
2 pi. cont. pres. impr.
-, b, a com-
panion, an attendant, a fellow
(fr. last)

.
Ion. for a. sin. of act. of traveller.

, ,, and
wild) wildly, fiercely, savagely.
(fr. less)
wake ;

,-,
to
-,
to be
lie
(fr.
awake
watchful, or guard-
; to
sleep-
watch,

\l
-,
Dor.
(fr.

for
last)

-,
same a»

per.

. -$,
(fr. wild, th. ed against sin.

$
,
,
a

,
field) to irritate,
exasperate ; to fret, agitate ;

,
heighten, aggravate, embitter.

', -, ,
provoke, teaze,
to -,
f), andIon.aypu7ri/t?7,
fj, (fr. same) waking, watch-

ing ; watchfulness, vigilance, cir-

near, and
-,
or obs.
to die) just dead, almost dead.
, >/, (fr.

,
(fr. same) rustic, cumspection, d. pi. -, b, , (fr. same, and

,
rural. -, b, ';, (fr. a neg. God) near to, or like a god,

, , ,
-, an atom, and
(fr. same, and sleep) sleep- godlike.

,.
£,
the olive-tree) the wild less ; watchful, vigilant ; diligent, -, b, , (fr. same, and

, ,
see

/, . ,
olive-tree ;

,
(fr.
a barren
same)

-ov, b,
to
tree.
exasperate.

same,
assiduous, incessant.

pres. act.
pi.
—
cont. pres. ind. act. of
.
cont. par.
3 pi.
$vpa the door) neighbour, neigh-
bouring, adjoining, near.

-, b, (fr.
and
same, and
-
,
(fr.

,
and an acorn) the holme- (fr. land) to hunt, to fight) fighting near,
oak. pursue, prey. at close quarters.
-, -, , Poet, a huntress. next) near, nigh,

,
(fr. same, and (fr.

,
/},

the tamarisk) the wild -, b, and at hand.

tamarisk. -, b, (fr. same) a hunter; a -, b,%, (fr. near,

, . ,
-a, -ov, (th. a field) rustic, peasant, clown. and to come) from the
rustic; wild, fierce, turbulent, -, //, (fr. same) her- same country, neighbourhood. &c.

,
boisterous
vilized,
; rude, untaught, unci-
savage ; untractable, hurt-
ful, noxious; mad, raving, fran- ,
bage, grass, pasture ; dogsgrass.

, Poet, for
-,
, a road, highway,
also coming near, approaching.

acuteness;

-,--,
-as, {],
(fr. next) wit,
ingenuity; subtilty,

,
tic ; also, Agrios, a man's name. street; village. craft.
-, f), (fr. last) rus- -, b, ", (fr. last) liv- , '/, (fr.

,
,
ticity ;

to let
-,
wildness, fierceness,
(fr. same) to grow wild,
grow wild ; to exasperate.
-, and -a, b, Agrippa,
a man's name.
- -, b, , (fr.
&c. ing in the same
a neighbour.

, -, ,
to exercise)
negligence, indolence; want of
discipline, or cultivation.
street,

(fr.
or village,

a neg. and
disorder,
near, and

,
same, and
-,
the mind) witty,
acute ; ingenious, sagacious, cle-

- -,
ver ; artful, crafty, cunning.

to flow) flowing
together, whose streams are near.
',
?, , (fr.

Aypfo?»
wild) wild, fierce, savage.
<fr. same) uncouthly, sa-

•«*?«y, fiercely.
-,
not taking exercise ; unpractisedA
undisciplined, inexperienced. I
b, rj, (fr. same)
',
name.
JE,o\. for
-, b, Anchises, a man'-'
g. of

(8)
 ;

. ,
, ,, ft*
1
sup.
very near, next ; extremely, very
much, must, ~nostly.
-, ,
; education, training, rear-
of life
ing, discipline; comfort, conso-
lation; amusement, inducement; ,
untaught, ignorant; soothing,
lulling, rendering insensible.

, , -,
b, , (fr. a neg. and

,
ana a lawsuit, appeal; conduct, be- to divide) whole, entire, un-
-, rb, near) nearness;
(fr. haviour. divided ; indivisible.
-, and

, ,,
relationship; propinquity t con-
sanguinity.

same) a near
man ;
-, Att»
relation, a kins-
a protector, avenger.
-,
-, b, (fr.

,
-, , ,
to be led, docile, tractable;
able, to be carried.
-, ,
den, a carl-load.
(fr.
(fr. same) easy

same) a bur-
port-

,
b, , (fr. a neg. and

,
a tear)
without a tear, tearless ; unpitied,
unlamented; unrelenting, pitiless.

, (fr. last) without tears.

-ov,

,
same)
(fr. to -ov, b, (fr. same) a guide. indecl. Adam, the first man.
be nearly related,
f.

to next of kin ; -, b, a contest, spectacle, -, -ov, (fr. next) ad-

,,
succeed to the rights of inherit-
- games; the scene, course, circus,

, -,
amantine ; hard, solid; firm,

,
ance ; to act as a kinsman. amphitheatre, where such
are strong; hardy, resolute, invincible.
to have a claim of performed; assemblage of
the b, (fr. a neg. and
propinquity set aside. spectators there ; a temple ; the to tame) adamant, dia-
or -, -ov, concourse attending any cele- mond.
(fr. close, and to bration there ; a concourse, or -ov, b, (fr. same)

,
f/,

set) standing close, pressed to- assemblage of any sort, as of unsubdued, unconquered ; refrac-

', ,
,
gether, crowded, thick.

*tfle nearest,
-, b, ,
next.
(fr.
(fr.

next)
near)

quickly,
, . ,
ships ; a circle, circuit ; strife,
contention, contest,
rivalry; a lawsuit; peril, danger.
-, , a contest)
(fr.
competition,
tory, untameable; implacable, in-
exorable.

inf. act.
-, same as 1 a.

,
,
smartly.

near, and
to sudden
-, b, , (fr.
to turn) liable
alterations, changeable,
fickle; quick, active; sudden. ,
. ,- ,
., .
,,
,
strife,struggle, contest, conten-
tion; anxiety, agony, anguish.
-, (fr.

and
same) see

, Ion.
to
,
-ov, b, neg. and
expend) without
charge, or expense, gratuitous;
not chargeable ; thrifty, frugal.
(fr. last)
(fr.

without ex-

.',,, , ,, .
(fr. same) hither, hither- for and 3 pense, gratis, thriftily.

,
,
,
ward, near, hard by.

gle)
noose, halter.
same
-,, (fr.
as
to stran-
strangulation, choking; a
and

,
, -,
pi. per.

Att. for

mid. —
and pper. of
Dor. for

2 pi.
1

pres. ind. or im-

f. mid. of
-,

in salt marshes
sea water collected

for
b,
to evaporate in order to get the salt;
a matter gathering upon plants
; pickle, brine.
which the Laco-

,
choke) suf- pr. 2 sin. pres. nians use for much, very,

, - ,,
(fr. to
focation, choking, strangulation. impr. mid. — par. and 1 a. ind. act. of
-, -ov, (sup. of pres. pass, of -ov, b, »/, (fr. a neg. and
near) nearest, next, close. but more usually, to divide) undivided, indi-

,
(fr. last) most nearly, f. p. visible; whole, entire.

,-,
very closely. (fr. a contest) to contend, to excite itching; to scratch,

,
, . ,
near) nearer, closer.
-ov, (comp. of struggle, fight ;
vour ; to risk, or to be in danger ;
to strive, endea- scrape ; to tickle.
-a -ov, or , ,
,
(fr.

, , , , ..
Poet, for to agonize ; to act, perform. Laconic for very, and
-,

,
pres. impr. pass. of. b, , (fr. same) relat- dry) very dry, arid, parched.

,
f.

, -, p. strangle, ing to public games; toilsome, Poet, for

,
choke, suffocate; bind tightly, dangerous, hazardous. Poet, for
-, ^.

,
compress; restrain, manage, or rb, (fr. same) a Poet, for
curb ; to silence. contest, fight ; competition, trial; -,
>/, (fr. next) vora-

-, a race, match ; a dispute, suit

, ,,
b, , (fr. ciousness, greediness, gluttony.
near, and ba\b even) equal, an exploit ; risk, peril, danger. -, b, , (fr.

even; nearly of the same age, -ov, b, (fr. same) a much, and to eat) greedy,

, , ,
stature, or rank. wrestler, boxer, champion, prize- gluttonous, ravenous, corrosive.
p. to bring, lead, fighter ; a competitor, rival, actor.

. indecl. Addi, a man's name.

,
f.

conduct, escort; carry, bear; to -, -bv, (fr. same) a measure of four of the

,,
introduce, bring in; to move, concerning public games ; fitted, About a gallon.
drive, impel ; to draw, drag, rob, prepared, or trained, for them Dor. for
ravage, plunder ; to weigh, con- controversial.
,
,
there she is herself.
.
,
explain, interpret; -ov, b, (fr. a pub- Dor. for imp. of
sider,
value;
to
pro- he game, and to arrange) Dor. for ,
,-
esteem, to utter, here.
nounce; to marry;
pass, to an umpire, arbitrator, judge, or Dor. for from /.
spend, celebrate ; to induce, pre- steward at the games in Greece. -, b, ,
(fr. neg. and
vail on, move, affect; to govern, -, f. -, (fr. same) /? fear, th. 10 fear) fear-

, ..' ,,
rule, train, educate ; to convey

, .,
to preside at the games, adjudge less, intrepid, bold; stubborn,

,
oneself away, go, depart, p. Att. prizes ; to urge, instigate, excite. headstrong; haughty, insolent;

, . ,,
.
and 2 ind. Heb. indecl. a crane. shameless, impudent; safe, secure.

,
a.

, ., ,
sub.
Att.
inf.
impr.
per. ', Dor. -, , a woman's name Ada.
,
for
-,
d. sin.
-, .
.
of
3 sin. of
cont. <57, Dor. for

,
pass, 1 a. 1 f. and Ion. d. sin. of

',
,
to break,
-,
see

to lead) a leader, guide,

conductor ; a halter, bridle.
,, -, ,
Att. -, b, (fr.
ness,

,
-, ,
want of art or ingenuity.
-,
(fr•

knowing,
b, ,
next) unskilful-
inexpertness, inexperience,

(fr.

th.
, ,. .
a neg. and
to
,,
from
-, , (fr.

fear, security, safety ; in

trepidity, courage, bravery.
Poet, for
Ion. for
AlsoAie/••
g. of.
next) freedom

ing, or leading away, carrying

(fr.

off", carriage, conveyance ; a road,

highway ;
same) a

a course, or manner
driv-

,-
learn) unskilful, ignorant, rude,
simple, unlearned, unexperienced.

and
-,
to
b,
learn)
0)
, (fr.a neg.
unlearned,
fi, (fr.
and
neg. and
to fear) fearless,
ed, intrepid, bold.
-ov, b,
fear, th.
undaunt-
 , ..
,'
But

\,
pres.

from ,
-,
inf.
same from

b,
supper) supperless.
or
>/,
ont. of

(fr.
Poet.
a neg. and
And
J

, and the sweet juice of

the grape) bitter; disagreeable.
unpleasant ; unwelcome.
-, b, ,
(fr. a neg. and
cook) raw; not well
to
cooked, sodden, rare; untanned,
a neg. and to see) a dark,
obscure place; a place unseen,
or not to be seen by mortals
hades, the receptacle, or region
of the dead, containing all the
fabulous mansions of the hea-
;

, ,
(fr. neg. to
fear, and a god) regard- not dressed. then ritual. According to the
less of the gods, irreligiously, im- '
-, f. -,
please, delight, give pleasure ; to
p. to christian doctrine, the invisible
piously, irreverently. world of spirits, the unseen place
-, , a neg. and

,, , ,,
,
flatter, sooth; to prefer, choose;

.
fa (fr. of souls ; the place of the dead

,
, ., ,. . ,
. ,
rupt; honest.

, ,
to bribe) unbribed, incor-

justly, honestly.
(fr. last)

-, -, -, cases of
incorruptly, ,
, . 2
2 f.

a.
(fr.
per. mid.
Poet, for

wearied, fatigued.
and
for
and
par.

to satiate) to be tired,
1 a. opt. iEol.
-, -,
generally, but vulgarly a place
of torment; the abode of the
damned,

and
hell; death.
see
-, b, fa (fr.
to distinguish)
a neg.

, , , , ,
Ion. for

ther) a
-,
and

fa
(»*•

according to the
sister,
Poet, and

a bro-
",
",
for

ly,
(fr.

undauntedly.
2 a. sub. act. of
",
fearless) fearless-

",
indistinguishable,
doubtful.
indiscernible,

-ov, b, fa (fr. a neg.

to separate) inseparable,
and

,
several senses of which d. of closely attached.
". V. g.
-,
see.
- -, b, fa (fr. neg.

same)

,
or
,
.
,
sister,
the
-,
daughter of a brother,
a niece.
-, -, b, (fr.
,

same)
(fr. and
.
-ov, b,
pi.

, (fr.
Ion. for
par. per. act. of

neg. and
and
to
to distinguish) not
be distinguished, indistinct,
confused; peaceable, not litigi-
ous ; undistinguishing, impar-
the son
nephew.

,
a

,
ther.
, .
little

,
,
,
of a brother, or

-,
brother,

f. -,
rb, (dim.
a dear

(fr.
sister,

of same)
little

same)
a

bro-

to
or
to bite) not apt to be cor-
roded, or wasted, nor feeling de-
cay, lasting, durable ; not bitten
gnawed ; unenvied, unmolest
ed; sup.
-, , , neg. and
to hurt) unhurt; sound,
(fr.
tied.

and
-, b,
to intermit) un-
fa (fr.

ceasing, continual, without inter-

mission.
(fr. last)
a neg.

continually,

,
or adopt for a brother, to

,
take, incessantly.

,
address, or entreat as a brother. whole, entire, safe. -, b, fa (fr. a neg.
-, -bv, (fr. same) bro- -, b, , (fr. a neg. and and to reconcile) ir-

therly, fraternal. clear) unseen, hidden, la reconcilable, adverse, discordant.

,
and , ,
brotherly.

',
,
(fr.

-,
last) like brothers,

to kill)
same,
b, fa (fr.
a murderer of
concealed; obscure, mean,
tent,
ignoble; doubtful, dubious, un-
certain.
-, and -, fa
-, b, ,
indissoluble ; binding, firm.
-,
(fr.

to melt) not to be melted^

a neg. and

next) an

,
rb, (fr.

,
a brother, a fratricide (fr. last)uncertainty, obscurity herb, maiden-hair.

^,
, -,
JEol for inconstancy, flckkness. b, fa (fr. a neg. and
-,
b, (fr. a together, and (fr. same) uncertainly, ob- to sprinkle) not sprinkled,

'
the womb) a brother pro• scurely, dubiously ; impercepti or moistened, dry; rigid, un-
perly by the same mother ; a bro- bly. bending, strict.

, ,, , ,
ther generally ; a kinsman, cou- -, b, , (fr. neg -, b, fa (fr. a neg.
sin ; one of the same tribe, cast. and to constitute) in and to decay) firm,
profession, or country; one of effectual, inefficacious ; weak, lasting, durable; infallible, cer-
the

brotherly.

, , ,. , ,
same faith, a christian; adj.
twin, related ; similar, congenial,

-, ,
relation of brothers,
a brotherhood, fraternity ; a
(fr. last) the
or sisters;
so-
feeble,

of

to
-,
pres.

f. -,
languish, faint, sink with la-
inf.

p.
act. cont
par. pres. act. cont.
tain.

and

,
-,
verted, invariable.

and
-,
to
b,

b,
,
to distort) unper-

fa (fr.
pervert)
(fr. a neg.

a neg.
un-

,
ciety of brethren in Christ. bour or fatigue ; to grieve, de- moved ; immoveable, firm, unal-
-, b,
fa
(fr. a neg. and spair ; to be overwhelmed with terable.
the body) without a body, sorrow, or anxiety, 1 a. act. - (fr. last) immoveably,

,
bodiless; incorporeal, spiritual; firmly.

, .-, ,,
dead.

,,
see.
Or, for

Ion. for
-, b, , neg. and
wh.

-,
the tonsils,
and
dantly, sufficiently.
b, a
enough, abun-

gland
kernel,
or almonds of the
rity
-, fa
of manners
-, , fa
;
(fr.

ruptness, integrity, honesty

sincerity.
neg. and
next) tncor-
; pu-

,
(fr. (fr.

,. , , ,
a tree) without trees; tongue. corruption, th.
bare, barren open, clear.
; (fr. next) artlessly, awk to corrupt) incorruptible, uncorm
Dor. for
- -,
,
wardly.

,
neut. of rupt, pure, honest, sincere.
b, , Poet. (fr. -, , fa (fr.a neg. and

,,
neut. of for wh. neg. and design) unde- to differ) indigent,
see.
-, b, fa (fr. a neg. and
,signing, artless, simple; unskil-
ful, stupid, dull.
middling, neither
trifling, insignificant.
good nor bad ;

,
ter,
a lord) without a mas-
without authority, or
free ;

,
fa (fr.
-, and
a neg. and a fight)
-ov, b,

,
and
-, ,
to deceive) that
;/,
(fr. neg.

,
recommendation ; unauthorized, without dispute, amicable, peace- cannot be deceived, or imposed on.
unwarranted ; without a lord, or able; irresistible, not to be op- -, , fa (fr. a neg. and
to teach) untaught, ig-

,
ruler. posed.
(fr. preced.) freely, at (fr. last) indisputably, norant, illiterate, inexperienced;
liberty, at large.
-ioc -, , fa (fr. neg. ,without dispute, unquestionably.
and Poet, ,
-ov, b, (fr,
(10)
natural, spontaneous.
-ov, b, fa (fr. a neg,

I
 ;;

,
,, ,
,
iui through, and
mine) unsearchable ; inexpressi-
ble, inrflable.
-, b, (fr.
to exa-

a neg.
name.

, , ., .
neg. and
-, , Admetl, a woman's
or -,
intelligent) igno-
), (fr. a
thet of Nemesis ; envy, malice,
revenge ; fate, destiny.
-,
b, , (fr. neg. and
to flee) that will not flee,

,
f),

,
and to relate) not to rance. or fly; 'firm, resolute, faitli-

,,
2 .
be told, beyond expression, tnex-
preanole.

pi. cont.
Ion.
act. —
and i£ol. for
pass.

- , (fr.
ly, unawares.
a. opt. act.

next) unexpectedly, sudden-

-, b, ,
and

(fr. a neg. and

ful.
name.
Also Adrastus, a man's

abundant, and
-ov,

sharing) success, prosperi-

rb, (fr.
for
pb
-

•.
,
a neg. and

.
-,
1 a. inf. act.
f. -,
justice) to injure,
wrong ; to annoy, hurt, damage,
p. ',
of

,
(fr. unthought
consideration,
to

-,
consider)
of, sudden; of no
mean, worthless.
unexpected, ty ; the full attainment
ject,
sublimity.
-,
good

-,
fortune;

'
of an ob-
boldness^

,
, (fr. a neg. and

.
b, f. p. (fr.
-,
harm. Par. pres.
- approved, th. to same) abound, be plentiful, be
to

. . .
a. sin. 1 a. ind. consider) disapproved, rejected, large; to grow, increase. Par.

, , ,
impr.

- ,,
-. pres. pass.
per. ind. pass.
cast off;
senseless,
undiscerning, silly,
stupid ; unqualified,
per. act.

Adrastus.
-, , the daughter oj

.
1 a. unfit, barren, worthless.
-,— -, -,
, , g.
-,
par. -, f. (fr. Ion. for

,
1 a. pass. -, abundance, and conver- d. of
1 a. sub. pass, of last. sation) to converse freely, to chat, -, b, Adria, or Gulf of
-, same) an

, ,,, , b,
rb, (fr. togossip together. 1 a. inf. act. Venice.
of injustice; injury, hurt, -a, -iv, ripe, mature, full

,
act
-,

,
wrong, damage ; crime, offence ; b, (fr. same) a grown; rich, abundant, plenti-
disgrace, scandal. talker, a gossip. ful; great, powerful, mighty;
—
, -,
t], (fr. same) talka-
par. 1 a. act. strong, fat, large.
—
,, -, ,
1 a. inf. act. 3 sin. tiveness; conversation, chat. (fr. last) same
a. impr. act. — 2 -, , (fr. same) as next.
1

sin. and -, 2 pi. and -, talkative, loquacious, chatty.

b,

-, , (fr. same) abun-

,
3

,
pi.
-, -,
.
,
, ,
, ,
1 a. sub. act.
1 f.

-a, -ov, (fr.

injured &c. ; hurt cannot
avoided, wrong must be done.
ind.
—
act.

same)
of -
to be
be
-, b,
deceit) candid, ingenuous,
sincere; pure, innocent; unmix-
ed, unadulterated.

Dor.
f;,

(fr. last) sincerely.

},
imp. ind. act.
for
(fr. neg. and dance, plenty;
strength, xngour, maturity ; great-
ness.
1.

-,
of
wealth; power,

last.
Att.
to increase) youth, pu-
-, ", (fr.

,
-, , (fr. same) injustice, of or neut. of par. berty, manhood, maturity.

, ,
;

-,
, .
partiality, wrong, injury ; false- pres. of same verb ; but
pb abundant)
f. p. (fr
hood,

,
, . ,
iniquity, vutuny.
deceit ; unrighteousness, "A<5ov, Dor. for
of or
2 a.
opt.
ind. act.
large, extend, aggrandize
—
to increase,
;
en-
rear,

\
-, (jr. unjust, Dor. for fatten. to grow, to
and fame) to seek fame by -.
b, , fr. neg. and beume great, to act proudly ; to

,
,
bad means ; to thirst after glory ; to disturb) immoveable, arrive at manhood.

, ,
.,
to decree
unjustly.
. , .. iniquitously , determine unshaken, firm; unmoved, mo-
tionless, still, calrr, quiet.
Dor. for ^<3.
Dor. for
-,
partial, corrupt
b,
justice) unjust, iniquitous,

cious; iujurious, hurtful; un-

,, .
righteous, sinful, wicked ; inade-
{],

;
(fr. a neg. and

deceitful, falla-

'.
'
—
of
-,

-,
.
, same as

(fr.
pi.
3 pi.
par. pres. act.
pres. ind. act.

neg. and 6 ,
, ,
-, ,
. Dor. for
Dor. for
Dor. for
-,, and Ion.
(fr. a neg. and to
quate, unfit, improper.

—
, ,,
1 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
. mas. cont. par. ,
,
fame) to live inglorious, to be of
no account ; to vilify, defame.
-, , (fr. same) infamy,
be able) impossibility, impotence.
-, , (fr. same) impo-
tence, weakness, inability, imbe-

,
pres. act. of ignominy, disgrace, dishonour. cility ; simplicity, silliness.

,
ly,

,
(

wickedly, &c.
JEdl. for
-,
fr.

g. pi. of
unjust) unjust-
rious,
ble,
-, , ,
mean, infamous, contempti-
obscure.
(fr. same) inglo-

,, - -, f.

be unable, to be impotent; to be

,
impossible. 1 f. ind. act.
-, -.
(fr. same) to

,-
-bv, dense,thick, copious; -ov, b, (fr. to please)
crowded, numerous ; strong, har- joy, delight, pleasure. -, b, (fr. same) un-

,
t),

,,
dy > -, , able, incapable ; impotent, weak

, fierce, violent
cessant; fat; noisy, clamorous.
,
; ceaseless, in- (fr. to sa-

-.
impossible, impracticable. Comp.

,
tiate) satiety, disgust, loathing;

, ..
Dor. for neut. comp. lassitude, weariness, fatigue sup.
).
. weakly, feebly

,
of plenty, abundance. (fr. last)

\.$, ,

,,
(fr. a neg. "Aicu, g. of foolishly.
to correct) incorrigibly. -, -bv, of the city Dor. for
-, b, , (fr. neg. and of Adramyttium. Dor. for
,
,-, , -,
thirst) not thirsty, moist, &nd -, , (fr. a (fr. a neg. and
cool; quenching, cooling, allay- neg. and for to act) or to enter) a sacred,

,,
ing thirst. weakness, feebleness ; sloth, indo- or consecrated place, a part of
-, b, Dor. for the Temple into which none but

,
Admetus, a man's name.

-, ,
same as
a neg. and
lence, languor.
-,
or indolent
- -,
(fr.
;
same)
to neglect, fail.

,
to be weak,

same) ,
the priest
a shrine.
-ov, b,
was allowed

, (fr. same)
to enter,

inac-

,,
b, (fr. b, (fr.
to subdue) untamed, wild, un- weak, feeble, infirm barren im- cessible, not to be approached J

, ,
;
broken ; uniractable, fierce, sa- potent ; slothful, lazy, indolent consecrated, holy, hallowed.

Q vage. destitute. f. -, to satiate, fill, glut,

-(, , same as last. Ion. an epi- gratify ; to injure, hurt, harm*

()

- -
 , , , , ,,, , ,, .
AEK AEP

,,, ,-,
Poet, fern. par. pres. act. (fr. a neg. and wiB

,
f. p.
*ing } warble ; to prophesy, to — par. pres. mid. or ingly) unwillingly. •

.
utter oracles ; to praise, celebrate. pass. — Ion. for -,
.
-ov, Poet, for

",
1 a.

, -, .
$,?, per.
see
to please,
pass,

-ov, (2 a. par. of last)

1 a.

,
imp.

,-
, , ,,
act.
par. pres. Dor. for
pi. pres. ind.
-ov, par. pres. act. of
—
—
dat.

-,
sin.
3
Poet, for

-,
rapid as a storm.
>/, a storm, whirlwind.

b,

-,
, (fr. last) swift,

,
.
pleasing, agreeable; willing, rea-

,-,-,
dy.
. f.

Poet, same as in prose, to

p. and

, ,
stormy, tempestuous, boisterous,
b, , (fr. same)

,
, name. a.
f), Dor. for
b, Adonis, a man's

,
,
sing, warble ; to prophesy, ut-

.
' . -,
ter oracles ; to praise, celebrate.
a. act. ind. opt. JEo\.
roaring ; violent, turbulent, fu-
rious, rapid.
-ov, b, , and

, , ,-
-ov, b, , (fr.neg. and -, -' sub. 2 f. b, >/, (fr. same, and rots a
a ungifted, not re- ind. per. ind. pass.

.
gift) act. foot) swift-footed, fleet, rapid.
warded. and per. ind. mid. (fr. same) Aello, a woman's

,- .
-ov, b, , neg. name.

,
(fr.
a gift, and to take) -ov, (fr. next) the herb <5>7, -, , (fr. same)

,
b,
that will not take a bribe, incor- houseleek. stormy, &c. see
-,
,, '
rupt, upright, honest. -ov, b, , (fr. always, b, , (fr. neg.
-ov, b, ", (fr. a neg.
a gift) without presents;
ungifted, without reward ; incor-
and

,and
ing, eternal..
-, ,
life) immortal, everlast-

and Ion.
and

for ;
hope) unexpected, un-
hoked for ; sudden, unprovided
despaired of, hopeless.

, rupt, upright, honest. Also who

,-, indecent) in-

(fr•

\
n. pi. of (fr. a

,. , ,-,
»/,

does not give, niggardly. dignity, contumely, affront, out- neg. and to expect) de-
-
, ov, b, (fr. a neg. and rage, insult. spairing, desponding.
to give) who does not give, -ov, b, , (fr. same) un- for neut. pi. o)

, -
,
ungenerous, covetous. becoming worthless, despicable,
-, ;
. p. (fr.

,-
contemptible; loathsome, foul,

,
-, and Ion.

,
contest) to contend at public unlucky. ", (fr. same) want of hope, de-
games to fight ; to contest, -, b, , (fr. a neg. spair, hopelessness.

-
;

strive, dispute, vie, emulate; to and to become) unbecom•

.
,suddenly, unexpectedly.

, , ,, ,
, strive, labour, toil. 1 a. opt. jEoI. ing, indecent, unseemly ; harsh, (fr. same) Poet, for

-, -.

,
severe, cruel.

last.
Ion. for same as
last)
Att.
to insult,
f.

affront,
-, (fi

treat
,
,
, .
-ov, b, , (fr. same) un-
hoped, unexpected, improbable.

, , ,, ,. , ,
-, same) one
(fr. cruelly ; to act indecently ; to and Dor. and

>
who .
fights at
b,
public games ; a
champion, prize-fighter, pugilist,
befoul, soil, pollute ; to disgrace,
dishonour.
Ion. for
and
', pres. inf. of
Poet, for

, , ,
wrestler. (fr. same) shamefully, in- and
and~A0Xov, -ov, decently, unbecomingly. Poet,

,
for

,
rd, (fr. same) a prize, premium, Poet, for Dor. pres. inf. pass. cont. of
reward of victory.
-ov, b, (fr. same) a cham-
for pres. inf. of
and
-, (fr.
to flow) to stream,
always,
-ov, b, , (fr. al- is-

, ,,
pion, prize-fighter, pugilist. ways, and to remem- sue, flow constantly ; to be

-, , , .,
skill ;
-, ,
victory) victory, success,
or triumph, in public games.
-ov, b, a contest, trial
of
a fight, skirmish, battle ;
(fr. same, and ber) ever to be remembered, not
to be forgotten, memorable.

-, -ov,
-ov,
to flow) ever flowing, con-
b,
always, and
(fr.
, and
sprinkled, or moistened, be wet.

pass, of
Ion. for
Ion.

-ov, b,
for
for
3

(fr.
sin. imp.
imp,

to in.
—

,
risk,

distress.
,
danger, hazard; a con-
troversy, dispute; public games,

,
tournaments, or martial exer-

,
cises ; pains, labour, toil,fatigue,

-ov, b, (fr. a
,tinually running ; perennial, un-

of
,
ceasing ; ever living, everlasting.

, , , Ion. for

f.

raise, elevate; to
p.
1 a. ind. act.

carry, convey,
to lift,
crease, and

atirbv
a limb) invi-
gorating, strengthening; train-
ing for combat.
-ov., b, , (fr. same, ancf
a plant) rearing plants,
fertile, fruitful.

.
prize, and

' , , or to car- bring ; to hang, suspend, tie or Ion. for

, ,
g.

,
, . - .
ry) who carries the prize, a con-

. .. ,
queror at public games victorious. ;
fasten to ; to take upon, to under-
take. 1 a. act. ind. impr.
par. pres. pass, of
f. Poet, for

,
always, ever, aye ; frequently, mid. par.

' .
continually, perpetually.

g. pi. of.

, .- , ,,
JEioL for pass,
2

sub.
a.
1
par.
a. pass. ind.
pres. -ov, b, ", (fr. a neg. and
iVw to speak) not to be spoken
to ; fierce, violent, haughty. Or

, and
,
,
-ov, b, (fr.
to be) everlasting,
always, ", -, -, par.
3 pi.
pres. act.
pres. ind. act.
— (fr. same, and to fly) not
able to fly, young, unfledged.
- -,
, , ,.
-, -bv,

, and Apos.
eternal, immortal. Ion. for

,
.

neg. and , and -,

. 3 mid. or Apos. for b, (fr.

.
, .,,
(fr. to to, sin. 1 a. b, fj,

. , ,
see) Poet, same as 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. of neg. and work) same as
Dor.

,, ,
for pres. inf.
act. — Ion. for at Poet, for -, , and Ion. -,
pres. impr. pass, of -, -ov, (par. pres. , (fr. same) idleness, laziness^
-? -, b, ~, (fr. neg. pass, of next) compelled, forced, inactivity, sloth, dulness.

, ^
and

,
,
to see) not to be seen,
invisible ; dark, obscure, gloomy.
constrained ; adj. unwilling,
loath, not inclined, averse.
and
to raise) to raise, lift; it
Poet. (fr.

Also

,
(fr.

Ion. for
sub. act. .*
deformed, uncouth.

—
shape) shapeless,

3. sin. pres.
Dor. for willing.
(fr. unwilling) to
foree, oblige, compel, constrain.
to be forced, be un-

(12)
hang, be suspended
flutter ;

,
lute, or uncertain.
3 pi.
; to vibrate,

to fluctuate,
Imp.
be irreso-
 —

,
, , .,
. ,- , , -
Bccot. for
a. pass, of
3 pi. drought)
cracking,
dry,
(fr.
parched,
enough, and
brittle,
1

one's
used to,
self, or in another
feel strange.
-,
; be un-

, Ion. for
of same, par.
1 a. pass. to hold) united, connected,
cohering, continuous; continual, unaccustomed, unacquainted; un•
b, , (fr. same)

\ ,, -, - ,
-ov, , $, (th. aty, air) constant, incessant. usual strange; irregular, vio-
aeriaZ, airy ; high, lofty ; light, -, , , -, lent,
7
ill, evil.
-, , , and ,
,
unsubstantial. ), ,, (fr. (fr. to

, -,to
, walk)

,
-,
,
air, be in the clouds.
(fr.
to
same and
move through Z/iej
neg. and
yoked, loose; single,
-, (neut.
to yoke) un-
unmarried.
pi. of
blow)
breathinsr.
Dor.
breath,

for
blast
}
breeze;

for aivat,

,.
, ,
v.isty,
low, gloomy.
.,
, -, (fr.

dim, obscure; deep, hol-

same) dark, o)unlcavened cakes, bread with-
out leaven, barm, yest, or fer-
ment ; the feast of unleavened
pres. inf. of
see
ed as from
This verb is form
like from

, ,
Ion. for 2 a. act. bread which lasted seven days, 3f ; but it constantly retains

,
,
-,
, ,
-, 2 a. sub. act. of on the first of which the Pass-
over was sacrificed.
the long vowel, and takes no
augment.

,.
-, , -,
. Dor. for Poet, for -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and the air; but

, ., an exha-
leaven) unleavened, see /, darkness, obscurity ;
-, , ,

, , .
(fr. air, lation, mist, cloudiness.
or to raise, and the -ov, b, , (fr. same) un- 3. sin. — and atXni y 8
foot) airy -footed ; swift, fleet, leavened, unfermented ; pure, pi. pres.
• nimble. simple, unmixed, unadulterated, -, -ov, see

,
same and
-ov, and -, , ,
to fly) flying
(fr. unsopfiisticated.
to make
', dry, drain ; to dry, to
-ov, b, , (fr. air, and
draw) panting blowing ;

,
,
high, soaring, floating through

?, -,, . ,
,
the air ; lofty, towering.

, .,
-5£ol. for

raise) to raise,
f.

lift,
1

(fr.
f.

elevate.
of
to
parch, scorch.

, and ",
worship, venerate.
to grow
dry, exhale; to grieve, fret; to
pine with sorrow, or vexation.

Azor, a man's name.

Zo respect, fear,
, ,
floating in the air, airy, light;
active, nimble, agile.

,. , ,
-ov, b,

gust, gale.
to
and
blow) a

—
-, ,
blast,
(fr.
breeze,

,
1 a. inf. act. of or du. pres. act. pi.

, ishness, folly
stancy ;
-, ,
rashness.
-,
;

, ,
(fr.
fickleness, incon-
next] fool-

(fr.
)

to
,of a
-ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and
a girdle) ungirt, loose.
-ov, , Azotus, the name
city.
.
, ,
pres. mid.
of
and
—
-ov, b, , (fr.
same) exposed to the wind, blown,
imp. pas»,

,
blow, and the mind) foolish, 3 sin. pres. sub. act. of blasted ;stormy, violeni ; firm
fickle, inconstant; inconsiderate, -, (fr. a neg. and ivind; windy, miff-
to resist the
rash. sweet) to perceive no sweetness
,
ing, panting. Or, (fr. a neg.

,. ,
-to , , (fr. next) a young or flavour ; to disrelish, dislike; and to satiate) insatiable,

,
eagle, eaglet. to be cloyed ; to be overcome with greedy, voracious. Also Poet,

, , \,
Ajjdj, and Poet,
eagle; the Roman
^, -, , an irksomeness, weariness, or la- for
and
military en- bour ; tobcftitinucd. -ov, b, ,
, sign.
, -, Poet, for par. (fr. neg. and to sub-

,, - -,
or , drought, thirst, per. act. of last. mit) invincible.
barrenness from want of mois- b, , (fr. a neg. Apos. for 5.

,
\,
ture ; foulness, flllhiness ; moo-
diness, rust, canker; soot, reek.
same as .
,
and sweet) unpleasant, dis-
agreeable; palling, cloying; taste-
less,
-.
insipid, comp.
(fr. next) fearlessly, un-

- -,
dauntedly, intrepidly.
b, fj, (fr. a neg.

,, ,
-a, -ov, (fr. to parch) sup. and amazement) unter

,,
dry, burnt, parched, torrid ; wi-
thered, blighted,
hausted, g. Ion.
decayed, ex-
\. —
, ,
,
-, f), (fr.

santness, inconvenience, trouble,

vexation ; rancour, grudge, vari-
same) unplea- rifled,
intrepid.
undaunted, fearless, bold,

Dor. for

,
3 sin. pres. ind. act. ance, spite. &C
-, ,
. 3 sin. pres. sub. pass. (fr. same) to be disagree- (fr. next) im-

,.
,
of
Ion. for , pres. impr. of

,
, , ,
able, or vexatious, to trouble, vex,
plague ; to weary, torment, imp.
mortality, endless life; the herb
tansy.

,
, (fr. neg. and
-ov, b,
emulation) unenviable, un-

,
/.
act.

, , ,
-,
for
for

and -, , (fr.
pass.

-
deify,
death.
f. -,
(fr. next) to
immortalize, free from

,
worthy of imitation, worthless, a nightingale) the young of a -ov, b, t), and -, -ov, (fr.
a neg. and death} im-

. ,
vile, insignificant. nightingale.
-,

,
-or,
damage)
, ,
punished, unavenged ; unhurt,
uninjured, safe, whole, sound.
(fr.
not fined,
a neg. and
un-
,
,
little,

.
, (dim. of
pet nightingale.
-, , (fr.
the nightingale.
same) a

to sing)
mortal, ever living, never dying,
perpetual,
Ion. for

without same)
-,
,disagreeably, Dor. for

,
(fr. last) safely ; (fr.

, hurt, danger, or
-, ,
punishment. vexatiously
', by ;

, ,
., ,
reluctantly, hardly. -ov, b, ,
(fr. neg. and

,
-, -ov, (fr.
august reverend, venerable, aw-
the beard.
' to revere)
,imp. pass, of
-, ,
Apos. for

Ion.
reg.

,&,
-, ,
-, ,
to bury> unburied.
a puuding, or pot-
tage of meal, eggs, and cheese.

,,
(fr. neg. and custom) Heb. indecl. spies.
fid.

-
next) with noise, shout-
(fr. disuse strangeness, unusual con- -ov,(fr. a neg,
b, fj,
;
ing, &c. loudly, clamorously ;
; duct; misconduct, error. and see) unseen^ to
unperceived, unnoticed, invisible.
incessantly.
^nXhSj - -, b, fj, (fr. a in-
imp.
same
-
for
as Also who does not see, or ob-
tens, and
great sound, loud, noisy, clamor.
ous ; clashing, crashing, (fr.
sound) uttering a
tom) to
change
(fr.

the
a neg. and
disuse, disaccustom; to
manners
(13)
either
cus-

in ,
serve ; without seeing or per.
ceiving.
-, hi (fr• a neg. and {
,
God) impiety, irreligion, athe- va) Athens, the name of a city
, ,
, & -ov,
AI
b, (h. a neg ,

,
ism. of ancient Greece. and to break) not to ot
(fr. last impiously, irreve- -, ', the Athenians. broken; strong, solid, firm;

, ,
J
rently ; unaided by the assist- to, or towards Athens. whole, entire, perfect, sound.

.
of ,
, , , - ,, , , ,
ance, or grace of providence.
Poet, for neut. pi.
from Athens.
Athens.
fj, -,
at, or in

as if -,
intens.
-,
and
f. -, -,
Sync,
to behold) to look steadfast-
p.
for
(fr.
$•

, -,
and from , ly, gaze,
stare; to look into,

,
-,
quisite;
b,

,
fi, delicate,
also trivial,
choice,
worthless,
ex- ), -,
Athene, the
name of a heathen female deity,
examine, scrutinize; to discern,
descry.

,$. , ,
-,

.
vile, contemptible. called also Pallas, and by the

- ,. ,
,
(fr.

,,
f. p.
f. -(, p. to milk. Latins Minerva. crowded) to collect, clus-
See
-, -, -,
, - -.
or
b, ,
or

(fr. a neg,
also
and
beard
-,
any thing
A0»?(3?7i,
an
which grows on
of b, ear

worthless, or trifling.
-, b, ,
it

see
corn, the
; chaff;
ter,
late.
crowd ; to gather, accumu*
1 a. inf. act.

-,
-, , and
b, (fr. same) a gather-
and

,--, ,
, law) unlawful,
iniquitous, wicked, unjust,

,
ful
tural.
; abominable, impure, unna-
illegal
wrong-
3

(fr.
ther) a fan, a
chine.
or
chair, and '^
to ga-
winnowing ma-
-, b, ing, crowd, assemblage ; a meet-
ing, congregation, collection.

assembled;
-a, -ov, crowded, collected,
close, dense, thick;

& $
,
-ov, (fr. a neg. and
b, %, and -ov, continued, constant ; frequent,
?,

,
forsaken by God.

and
,
God) ungodly, denying
God, an atheist; impious, irre-
verent, without God; haled, or

\ , .,
, -,
b, ~, (fr. a neg
to serve) incur-
b,
toucn)
pure
ed, or
.
;
moved.
(fr.

Apos. for
and
a neg. and
untouched,
to
unsullied,
unaffected, not to be touch-

-,
pi.
f.
of
-,
repeated.
and
indistinct.

versality, the
-,
completeness, fulness.
to
Also (fr. a intens.
clamour) confused,

whole
, (fr.

;
last) uni-
entirc^ess,
.

. ,
p.

,
,
able ; unattended, neglected. Also

, ,
negligent, careless, disrespectful.

. , see

-
strive,
games of Greece
(fr.
contend, as in the public
to struggle,
contest) to (fr. same) in crowds, thick-

ly, all at once; continually, re-

peatedly.

,
;

-, same as fight ; to work, labour, toil. -, b, fi, (fr. a neg. and

-,
,. f. p. (fr. 3 sin. cont. pres. sub. act. S to enervate) unimpaired
the beard of grain) to de- — 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of by excess, or luxury, sound,

, ,
spise, contemn, disregard, slight
to set no value on.
& -, ,
hale, healthy.
-, -,

,
(fr. a f. p. (fr.

,&. , -,
f), (fr. neg. and^fVtj
a settlement) inconstancy f fickle-
ness, perfidy, breach offaith.
-,
contest) a combat, fight.
Att. -,
same) a contest, combat,
-, , (fr.

strife,
a neg. and de-
spond, despair, be discouraged, or
dispirited.
spirit) to

, , ,,& ,
b, , (fr. a neg. and struggle, fight. -a, -ov, (fr. last) to be
a law) lawless; wicked, -, same) a cham-
b, (fr. despaired of, it is all ov<r, it is
bare, vile; illegal, unlawful, g. pion, in the Grecian games, a past recovery.
pi. of wrestler, a combatant, a prize- -, , and Ion.
-, b, , (fr. a intens. fighter. -, , (fr. next) dejection, de-
and oracular) ineffable, -, fj, (fr. next) spondence, despair ; reluctance.

,
unutterable, unspeakable; extra-
ordinary,

,.
excessive, vehement,
vsretchedness, misery,
ness, misfortune.
unhappi- -,
b, , (fr. a neg. and
spirit) dejected, downcast,

, -. ,, ,
violent ; oracular, sad, desponding.

, ',
prophetic. -a, -ov, (fr. or
Very seldom accursed, impi- distress) struggling, striving; (fr. last) dejectedly, &c.
ous. unhappy, wretched, miserable, 3 pi. cont. pres. sub. act.
, f. -, p. (fr. unfortunate, distressed, comp. of
unsettled) to set aside, re- sup. -, , (fr. to
ject, despise; to abolish, annul; -, , (fr. a con-
1
play) child splay, sport ; a play-

,
to disappoint, fail, frustrate ; to test, and to order) the thing, a toy ; a delight, pleasure.
-,

, ,,
violate an engagement ; to speak care, management, or regulation and b, , (fr.

,
or act deceitfully.

,&
-,
edness, treachery, deceit.
-,
same) a putting away,
ing, abrogation.
rb, (fr. last)

Att. -, fj,
wick-

abolish-
(fr.
of public gamee.

-,
judge,
-, (fr. same) to exhibit,
regulate, or conduct public games.

b, (fr.

or
-ov, and
same) a president,
umpire, at public
,
a neg. and Svpa a door) without
a door, open, unclosed, free, pass-
able, pervious.
(fr.
dren abroad,
frisk ; to sing,
same)
to
to

warble,
play as chil-

,
gambol, sport,
for
-,
settled, th.
b, f), (fr. a neg. and
or
games

,-, ,
of such games.
; manager, or conductor
,-, 3 imp. ind.
sin.
fi, (fr. a neg. and
b,

,
to place) unsettled, unsteady; (fr. next) the prize to sacrifice) unfit for sa-
mutable, changeable, fickle ; vain,

,.
void, invalid; disapproved, re-

,
at public combats ; a premium,

", -,
reward, recompense.
b, same as . &,
crifice, profane, polluted,
minable.

5 -,
abo-

b, f), (fr. a neg. and

,&
jected.
pres. ind. act. cont.
par. pres. act. cont. of

-ov, b,
to behold) unseen,
f), (fr. a neg. and
—

neg-
,
,
prize,

&>
to carry)
a
-ov,

-ov, b,
sediment)
b,

,
who
victor, conqueror.
(fr.
(fr. last,
carries the

a neg. and
limpid, clear,
and
!

,
,
pee;

exempt,
a fine) notfined, unpunished,

-,
innocent, guiltless.

-,
f.

clear,
-, absolve,
to
(fr. last)
acquit
he innocent.
to
;

,&
lected, disregarded;not to be pure, transparent, bright. -, , Mount Alhos.
-, -,
,
seen, invisible ; unforeseeen, sud-

, ,
den, unexpected.
(fr.
ously, irreverently.
-,
impious) impi-

al, (fr. Miner- making matches.

-ov, b,

quiet, calm, peaceable.

tumult)

-, ,
, (fr.

a tree
same, and
undisturbed,

good for AU nom.

fern, of
not fined) exemption
solution, pardon, acquittal.
phi. of b,
.
Att.

— At, nom.
,
;
(fr.
ab-

jti»
 — ; — ;

A?, oh ! alas ! ah me ! ,
,
-ov, b, (fr. a goat) an revere) awful, venerable, r&

,
A«, Dor. for n, if— AT, Ion. for

, , -, that — vmil'l that —

herb of which goats are fond.
Aigilos, an island in the Tuscan
verend, respectable, compassion

,
oil ate, pitiful.

,
, , ,
ATu, for

,
.,
kjp2b). f.
hartal, lament,
-, or

g. of
Ion. ibr
h Poet, for
i

mourn,
(fr.

,L
r
.
alas)
ri( re.
sea railed by the Latins Capra-
ria, now Caprara, or Cabrera.
Dor. for

—
g. of - secret,
scure,
seen.
-,

dark
-ov, (fr.
concealed; ob-
private,
unexpected, unfore-
;
Or (fr. a intens. and
unseen)

-
, . ,
SEacidcs, the
son or descendant of
-ov,

-ov, b, JEucus, a man's

b,
and
b, (fr. a goat,
the eye) a fistula in
the corner of the eye, called
clear) manifest, apparent,
bright. Or (fr. ever, and
to hurt) hurtful, consum-

, ,
name. JEgilops, from occurring fre- ing, destructive, devouring.
-,
, -,
Alav, ace. sin. of Or voc. of quently in goats ; wild oats ; a b, , (fr. to

,
name.
-,
b, f), (fr.
, -ov, and
alas) mournful, la-
mentahle; heavy, weighty ; grave,
,
,- Ajax, a man's
. du.
-,
mast-bearing

tives
tree.
-, ', JEginetans, na-
of JEgina.
-ov, Ion. -oio, b, (fr.
a goat's hide, and to hold)
revere) reverent, respectful, dif-

and
- -,
fident, bashful, timorous, modest.
b, h
7
(fr. neg.
to see) invisible, un*
seen, antiquated, past, gone.
serious, severe, reprehentive agis-bearing ; an epithet of Ju-
piter, who is represented with a
', -ov, b, (fr. a neg. and

, ominous;
direful, portentous, to see) Poet, in prose which

, , .
,
perpetual, continual, lasting. shield, covered with the cegis, see. Pluto, death, hell,'lfie grave.

,, , ,
fy ! shame! too ! edas ! It or skin of the goat Amalthea
;
d. of ', for

, , , ,
expresses anger, and sorrow. on which was mounted the Gor- -ov, b, {j,
(fr. ever) per-
Dor. for gon's head. petual, continual, everlasling
a.
gen.
sin.
pi. of . -, b, , (fr. a goat, eternal.
-,
t

, Aiyrr,
,,
, ,
Dor.
>/,
for
or ), ,
from
,
and
-,
a foot) goat-footed.
, (fr. a goat) a tuity, eternity.
f/, (fr. last) perpe

,
JEgee, the name of a town. goat's hide ;JEgis the or skin (fr. ever) continually,
,
, under- of the goat Amalthea
-ov, which ttirnally.

, , ,
,
JEgean -.

, - ,, .,
stood, (fr. last) the sea. suckled Jupiter a breastplate, -bv, (fr. neg. and
-, b, JEgcon, the a shield. Also (fr. to
;

to see) dark, dusky, shady,

,.
name of a sea monster. rush) a storm, tempest. gloomy, Ion. for at&vutt
-, f), and -, Dor. for d. pi. fern.
,
,
,
(fr.

.
a dart, javelin.

,
ly, quickly, hastily,
«'-- to rush) sudden-
unexpectedly;
from
and

-, , lustre,
and

brightness, sup. of
d. sin. cont.

,
of
Poet, for

, ,
violently, with impetuosity , furi- splendour, brilliancy. -ov, (neut. of next) the

,
ously.

, , , , ,
-, ,
a goat's skin.

,. ,.
-ov,
Ion.

,
(patronym. fr. Ai-
iEgeus) JEgidcs, a man's
(fr. a goat)
did, brilliant.

-a, b, Dor.
-,
bright, shining, glittering, splen-

-ov, b,
for
-,

and
(fr. last)

-ov, b,
groin, the reins, the privities.
AcVof,
reverend,
lemn,
-a, -ov, (fr.
venerable,
retired,
chaste, modest.
secret,
respect)
awful, so-
private

name.

,
,,
and -ov, b, , (fr.
(fr. a goat, and
feed) a goatherd.
-,
to for par. pres.

,
a goat) of or belonging to a b, (fr. same, and g. sin. cont. of
goat, a goat's, goatish. Also a horn) having goat's -, and Ion. and

,
,
jEgeus, a man's name.

,
; -,
alder tree.

,
, ,
-ov,

. ,
.-,
, the black poplar, or

'j, uiEgialea, a wo-

horns; Capricorn, an imaginary
animal, with the head of a goat,
and tail of a fish.
-ov, b, same as a
rudeness,
ence,
-, , (fr.
ignorance,
unskilfulncss,
ness, simplicity,
,
rude)
inexperi-
awkward-

, ,
man's name.

, . ,,,
the shore. , -,
shore) a fisherman who

-ov,
b, (fr.

living on the shore, or by the sea.

b, (fr.
lives

next) one
the
on
vulture

Egyptian.

^,
; an
-a,

-ov, b,
-ov, b,
eagle.
-ov,

Egypt.
an owl.
(fr. next)
of

neg. and
g. of
Ion. for

-, Att. -,
prudent) rude,
simple ; ignorant, uneducated
for

b, ,
d. pi.

(fr.

', ' a goat) a

b, (fr.

, fold, pen, or stable for goats. inexperienced, awkward.

and ' -ov, (fr.
the sea) a scabeaten rock,
a storm,
. of -ov, b, (fr. ig-

., ,
g. pi. fj,

-,
,
, , ., promontory
strand, beach, a.
for
;

a. sin.
the seashore,
sin.
of
J
name.
A rfao, iEol.
b, JEgon, a man's

for atcOv, g.
norant, and
able, unjust
able,
; partial,
justice) inequit-

wrongful, injurious, mali-

unreason•

,, ,
, , -. ,.
goat) a kid, a
-ov,

-,
,
young
(dim.

-,
fr.

goat.
same)
a n.
enclitic
pi. fern,

Ion. for
.
cf with the

of
cious.

of
a. sin. — . a. v. du

, -,/,
f. p. (fr. g.
-, or -, AU. -,
(fr.-,
to herd, feed, or keep goals. Also
to rush) to blow vio- p. f
f.

(fr.
and
(fr. hell) Aldoneus, the
b,

, ,
lently, tear, rend. respect) to revere, reverence, re- king of the heathen realms of

, ,,..,,. ,,
-ov, b, a bird living on spect, regard; to be ashamed; the dead; Pluto, death, hell.
bess and insects ; a titmouse. to fear, obey; to pardon, forgive, -6 -,, modesty, besh-
-ov, b, the name of an un- remit, pres. inf. pass. cont. ai- fulness ; shame, decency ; respeel,
known veneration,

,
bird. pres. impr. mid. 2 pi. reverence, d. aico*
-ov, b, , (fr. a goat cont. -o7, a. -.

, ,.,
and a leg) having legs neut. of Aui, and Poet, and
,
«
.£-/.
and

,, . ,
UL• a goat ; a satyr.
-,
b. , (fr. a goat,
to desert) inaccessible,
«yen to goats high, lofty, tower-
4
ing. Aigilips, the name of a town.
;
pass.
pass.
—
for

1 a.

-, , ,
1 a. impr.
Poet, for ai-
imp. mid.
(fr.
3 pi. 1 a.

to
Cret. for

for
-ov, b,
always.
f}, Poet, foraii-

2E.o\. for
Ion.

()
;, -, ,
,, Poet, for . >/,
(fr. next) warm,
,
,in the
-,
morning,
AIM
-bv, (fr.
early.
a calm) ,
' , -, ,
AIN

or rather an epithet of it.

—
(fr.

—
same) a sword,

, fervent, glowing

,
young, youth- -, b, fj, (fr. same) calm, caacs

,
;

',
,
fair, in the open air. of same.
~,
ful, blooming. serene, still,

, '
fr.
and
ati always, and

,.
a youth, a young person.
-, , (perhaps
to glow)
,
,
-, ,
hoarfrost, bright air.
-,
(fr. same) white or

fj, a cormorant, a sea-

bleed;
blood.
(fr.

to
same)
stain,
to let blood
or cover with

-
,
,, .'/
from ala
g.

JEo\. for
;
d. Ion.
for
g. ofAt>;-
JEetes, a man's name.
-,
see
for
Poet, for
aiq

,
fowl.

shine, glow;
(fr.

excite, disturb, rouse

next)
to warm, heat;

-ov, (par.
to

pres. of
sparkle,
to
,
,-, b, ,
and
(fr.
likeness) like blood; bloody.
-, -,
- -,
blood-stained, bloody, gory.
same, and

(fr. same)

,
', by apos. for pi. fern, of . next) burning, blazing, fiery, b, , (fr.

\, -,
,
'oar . hot, glowing, shining, bright, same, and to trickle)

,
,
(fr.

warm,
-,

hot,
fj,

JEthalion, a man's name.

-,
and
to burn) smoke, soot
embers, cinders, ashes.
-, sunny, b, ff, (fr. same)
basking;
b,

,
gleaming

dusky.

dle,
f.

inflame;
-, p. -,
; warm,
ment, violent ; high-spirited, met-
tlesome, hot, impetuous; tawny,

to
eager,

to
shine,
burn, kin-
vehe-

glitter
dripping with blood, gory.

as

',
\.-,
-, (fr.

the face)
blood) same

b,
gory-visaged,
bloody-faced ; with bloody looks.
(fr. same, and

-, same)
, ,,
glow.
, -,
b, , (fr. same, and

,
(fr.
'
~ttbt, warm, burning ; omoky, apos. for Dor. for food) living on blood, blood-
sooty, burned; glittering, shin- same as (fr. ai Dor. for sucking; sanguinary, cruel.

,
ing, bright.

burn)
burn, consume
dle, set
-, f.

to blacken, cover

on fire.
,
-,
; to
(fr.
with soot,
inflame, kin-
to

,if, and truly) if truly,

indeed, if only, if by chance ;
whether.

flatter, wheedle,
f. -,
fawn,
to sooth, coax,
caress.
if
if, try of
-, , Hazmonia, a coun-

blood, and
Greece.
-, f.

to burst) to
be afflicted with a discharge, or
-, (fr.

,.
\,-,
, '', -, ,
Dor. for g. pi. of b, (fr. last) a flatterer, flux of blood.

Dor. for
-ov, b,
. , (fr. air)
sycophant, toad-eater.
', -, ,
assault, attack;
(fr. to rush)
violence, force,
an
-, (fr.
(fr. last) a dis-
charge of blood, bloody flux.
next) to have a

,
ethereal, aerial, pure, light ; high,
lofty.

air ;
-,
walk) to move through the

- -,
to walk on air.
(fr. same, and
, - , .,
,fury, impetuosity;
bound, recoil.

, ,
wound,
-, ,
-, , , see
and
stroke, cut, stripe.
-,
spring,

-,
re-

'
',
discharge of blood, either habit-
ual, or temporary,

-
par. pres. fern.

blood,
-,
and
a flux, th.
-, , (fr.

,
b, fj, (fr., f. (fr. for to ilow) a menstrual woman.
same, and likeness) airy ; unmerited) to beat, strike ;

,
.
'. fern. cont. par.

, .
wound, maim
maim,

,
light, unsubstantial, trifling cut, mutilate; pres. act. of
fickle. break, shatter ; torture, treat] -, , (fr. blood)
-, wood,

, ,,
b, the air, atmosphere; cruelly, treat shamefully ; to thicket, grove,
fern, serene weather, a calm. waste, desolate, ravage, par. pres. -, , same,
>% (fr.

,-
, man

-
and
or

^Ethiopian.
-,
-, ,
-, ,
of JEthiopia.

the

-, ,
b,
(fr.
(fr.

and

countenance) an
next) a wo-

to scorch,
pass,

wound,

,
-, ,
cut,
-, abuse,]
a wounding, beating, striking ;

,,
scourging, torturing.
blow
b, (fr.
;
(fr.
torture.
same)
last) a
and
with
raw.

mirth
blood,

,,
to smear) stained
nixed with blood,

cheerfulness,
flattery, caressing.
(fr.

festivity
kind)

warmth, heat,
(fr. same)
burning; the
.
, , ',
,Neut.
-, , ,
the
evening,
evening meal, supper.
late. (fr. same)
wheedle, banter, flatter, deceive.
to cajole,

,
,
warmth of summer, glow of a
furnace.

fl,

burned;
black.
-,-,
Poet. (fr.

dusky,
andAtGuiv,
same) burning,
brown, dark,
-, b,
, for

fully, sadly.

shake, and
Ajpa, -, ,
Poet, for

-, , (fr.
the tail) a cat.
blood, gore ; blood-
mourn-

to
teous

', -,
tering

and
;

;
-, ,
design) fair-spoken, cour-

artful, deceitful.
b, ,
(fr.

imposing, persuasive,flai-

(fr.

to agitate) thrilling,
same, and

blood,

-, ,
Also, par. pres. fern, of
, -,
(fr.
porch, piazza, corridore, gallery.

b,
the countenance) hot, warm ;
,
same)

(fr.
aportico,

.
same, and , shed, murder;
guinity, descent, relation; seed,
offspring, race.
-, , and
to satisfy) obsequies, fune-
blood,

(fr. last,
consan-

,
cJiecring,

artful.
animating ; kind, cour-
teous ; soothing, flattering, coax-
ing ; cheerful, merry, jovial,
hearty, jolly ; delusive, deceitful,

-,
,
and

,
scorched, burned ; brown, dusky, ral ceremonies. PI. victims sa# (fr.
dark, sometimes bright, shining. crificed on such occasions, of- blood, and a tooth) to

,
-, and Ion. -, >), ferings to the infernal deities, or

, -,-,
have the teeth set on edge ; to be

,, ','.
(fr. the air) serenity, a to the dead. amazed, astonished, stunned.
-, -,
clear, or bright sky,
-,
calmness; aflame.
fj,

--,-, ,
(fr.
calm weather.
last) sereneness,
',of
-, ,
par. 1 a.

blood) a
act.

, bloody, gory ;
b, ,
murderous.
. knowing,
(fr. same)

intelli-

,
(fr. b,
made

.
f), and tliorn hedge, a fence of, or gent, skilful, clever, ingenious,

calm, and
, (fr.
to cause)
a
',set with sharp stakes.
Att. -, f. -, p. -,
expert.
Ana, Poet, for
bringing fair weather ; calming,
cooling, refreshing.

and
in the open air.
-,
a bed)
(fr.

to lie,
a calm,
or sleep,
',(fr.

and
same)
or stain with blood.
to sprinkle,

to pour out) a pour-

ing out or shedding of blood.
-, . (fr.
besmear,

same,
verse,

, ,
-,
and
abuses his talents, perverse,
probate.
and
, (fr. atvfc pet
virtue) who

,,^3,
re.

(16)
 — — — —— ; ;,

Ion. ,.
a man's name.
A1N
g. JEo\.
Atviav, v. Aui'i.
, ,-.
?-
ed,
sup.

,
hiinoue. comp. ,- -, « vi» fern, of
-,
AIP

-bv, (fr. high*

,
.»,

,
,2
act.
prrs.
pi.

of an
inf. act. cont.

cont. prcs. ind. or impr.

Att. g. of
-, Att. -,
.
(fr. ' to ,,
and
-ov,

srrcrc labour.
to
-, ,
,

take,
Poet, and
(fr. severe,
to travail) who has

carry seize,
,
high, lofly, elevated; lowering
arduous; heavy, overwhelming
grievous, oppressive ; terrible.

Dor.
.
for
pi.

, fern,
where.
of '. Also

, '
off,
praise) praise, commendation.
,-,,, (fr. last) praise-

,
deprive,
3 sin. imp. ind.
Ion. for jjwro,

-
-, a goat, and
(fr.
to be engaged about) to
worthy, commendable, laudable.

,
-,
(fr.
f. -, and -,
praise) to praise,
p. jjve-
,,
'.
par. pres. act. cont, of

Heb. indecl. JEnon, the

, keep, herd, or tend, goals.
-, -bv, (fr.
concerning, or like a goatherd.
same) about,

,.. ,?,^,
commend, glorify in worstiip ; to name of a place. -ov, rb, (fr. same) a
applaud approve, , ^Eno?7,the name ot a city.
,,
celebrate, ; to flock of goats.
<7£,-,,(•. same) a goatherd.
consent, agree, per. pass, (fr. dreadful) wretch-
edly, grievously ; dreadfully, hor- - -, ,
' .
1 a. act. ind. Ion. -oj, (fr. high)
impr.

,
opt. ribly ; greatly, mightily. Height, altitude, elevation; an
-,
2E.o\.
-'
Am/,
inf.
and Poet,

-, , (fr. last) praise, com-

par. , -, b, and >), a goat.

, (fr. to rush)
swiftness, speed, celerity ; impe- , eminence, a mountain.
-, -bv, same as
-f?a, -•, high, lofly ; ardu-

\. ,
mendation; honour, celebrity; a

,
, .,
story, fable, proverb.

/,' , .
tuosity, violence, force; an as-
sault, attack ; a wave, surge.
ous, hard, severe, difficult; rougi.
rugged; great,

• large, mighty,

,
same
Apos. for as d. pi. of
7,
overwhelming.

,
Dor. for par. pres. same as or relating

of . \,-, Ion. for

or of
-,
d. pi. fern,

', ??, b, jZEolides, a man's

to

-ov, b, ^Epytus, a man's

rb, and name.
\, -, name.

, -
-ov, b, (fr. to hint) an
enigma, a riddle, an obscure
', , . ,—
and Poet.
JEolia, the name of a country.
, -,
, Aloa,
tares
-,
;
fj, the herb darnel or
a mallet, hammer, axe.

,
; an allegory, metaphor,
question Poet, for Sync, for
- f. 1 a. pax.

,
parable. p. (fr. varied) to ran/, act. of

, -, -ov, and
, ,^.
diversify, variegate; to change,

-
.?, pres. impr. act.
— —

, - ',
, enigmatical, alter; to vibrate, quiver; waver, sin. and 3 sin. and
(fr. last)

/,
,,.
obscure, speaking in riddles or fluctuate. 2 pi. pres. ind.act.

,
, ,
parables.
(fr. same) obscure-
ly, darkly, enigmatically.
same as to praise, ',
and

,,', ?'.,','.
-ov,
-a, b, (fr.
and Dor.

thunder) the quick

thundcrer, an epithet of Jupiter.

$
-,
swift,
3 sin. pres. ind.
Ion. for

Ion. for
',
mid. ofcipu).
3 sin. imp. of

sub. of

,, , ,,
wonder, admire. b, >'/, (fr. 1 a. pass, of

-, -bv, (fr. next) enigma- varied, and a breastplate) Ion. for 3 sin. 1 a.
obscure; hinted, alluded armed with a coloured breast- past.

,
tical, part. A'tptthj-
to.

-, -, plate.
-,
1 f. of

', .
Att. f. and Ion. for aipov, pres. impr.
p. (fr. a fable) to -ov, and Dor.
- -a, b, mid. of

,/
,, ,
hint, intimate, allude, refer in- (fr. same, and counsel) of . a. v. pi. cont.
',
directly
to
couch a meaning,
; to
convey more than is express-
extensive thought, of deep de-
signs ; sapient, wise, sagacious, '.
',
g. Att. a. sin. cf

,
,
ed.

ly,

,?
from bad

ble,
(fr.

severely ;

and
-,
aivdj severe) grievous-

to
very, exceedingly.
grievously severe,
worse.
b, (fr.

a lion) a
^ terri-
terrible
provident.

loured girdle or

aiid
same, and
-ov, b, (fr.
a girdle) wearing a co-

-ov, b,
belt.

a young horse) driv-

ing pied, or different coloured, or
, (fr. same,
', -,
,
easy
-ov, h,
to be taken,
Att.
>/, (fr.

-,
election, choice, preference ; adop.
lion, opinion, tenet; heresy; c
sect,
-a, -ov, (fr. same) to fs
schisma.
to take)
or captured.
^,(fr. same)

,
furious savage lion.

lot)
-ov,

- -,
nate, wretched, miserable.
, ,
hard-fated,
(fr.

b,
same, and
unfortu-

(fr. same,
,
swift horses; also active, expert
in horsemanship.
-,
variegated, party coloured; agile,
nimble, active, swift; waving,
chosen, preferred, &c.

,
A^Ti'£u,(fr.same) toselect, choost,
-ov, varied, diversified, prefer ; to inhabit.
-ov, b, (fr.

chooses or adopts some particu-

same) one who

,
>/,

and to suffer) suffer- floating, quivering; chargeable, lar course or opinion ; a sectary
ing misery, enduring hardship, a

,
fickle, flexible ; subtle, artful, sly ; heretic.

\, -,
wretched, afflicted.

vere, and \}'/

b, , (fr. ?
to strike) lash-
se-
,
complicated, involved; wreathed,
tortuous, twisted.
-or, , jEolus, the king of
,
-?, ,
a sweetheart.
(fr. same)
chooses, prefers, loves ; a mistress,
she who

-,
ing, cutting
exorable.
; austere, morose, in-

(fr.
to render) to give praise,
" praise, and
the winds.

ried,and
-ov, b, (fr.
the mane) with a
waving mane, or adorned with a
va-
-, -bv,

ferable, eligible, select.

-,. -,
(fr.
chosen, preferred ; desirable, pre-

,
same) to b(

,
p. to tctke.

,
to sing praises, to celebrate, to
laud.
-ov, b, a fable, an apologue,
,
coloured crest of hair.

'-,£ -, Ion. for imp. of

to sprinkle,
. wet,
bear, carry
catch, take as a
; receive

or war ; overtake ; overpower,

prey
; seize, grasp
in hunting,

a moral, allegory, proverb; an

argument, discourse; praise, ce-
lebrity.
6,-, -bv, severe, harsh, austere;
grievous, painful ; cruel, unre-
lenting ; dreadful, terrible ; wick-
c
,
moisten, bedew, dash.

, .
-,
Att.
ling, moistening.
-?,
f), a sprink-

a Scythian word signi-

fying manslayers.
a. sin. fern.
(17)
exhaust, wear out, subdue, drive,
ruin ; to gain a lawsuit ; to
convince, convict, condemn; to
take off, or kill; to choose, select,
prefer ; to adopt, assume ;
elect ; 2 a. from the obs. i\u
u
 AI2 AIT

,'''', ''
ind.
ind.

-
impr.
impr.
&c. mid.
opt.

,waste,
-, -, -,
wear away;
f.

to consume,
Aia^poj, -a, -bv, (fr.
p. :!-
to
ness) ugly,' hideous ; base, vi!c,

,.
sub. inf. expend, lay out, disburse. mean, shameful, disgraceful ; in-

,
par.
mid.

,
>/<, -, -,
,-,
,-,
pper. act. oflast. . Ion. for
2 f. ind. act.

{,
1 f.
3

ind. mid.
'"
sin.
,
,
,
-,
b, , (fr.

son of JEson.
-ov,
fate) pro-
pitious, favourable, lucky, for-
tunate, prosperous.
b,
decent ; scandalous, opprobrious,
contemptuous, comp.

JEsonides, the
, sup. -•
as if

,
from
also

(fr. last) ugli-

,
of same. imp. pass, of ness, deformity ; ignominy, dis
-, -, -, to move
,"
and b, , (fr. f. p. with grace ; vileness, fllthiness, obsc»
tares) of tares, or darnel. violence, to rush, dart, charge, nity, indecency.

/, , f.
-,

p., ,
b, , (fr.

,-,-,.55
intens. and
a beggar's name) beggarly,

, .
wretched, miserable.
>7,
<o raise, ii/i,
elevate ; to ex-cite, impel ; to sus-
pend, hang up ; to hold in sus-
spring ; to assault, attack, invade,
assail; to break out, burst forth ;

',
to fly, flutter, vibrate,
-ov, b,
to
a neg. and
know) not
,
known,
or recognised; vanished, gone;
(fr.
quiver.

to be
(fr.
basely, indecently.

Ion. for
impr. pass.
pres. impr. pass, of
same) meanly, vilely

3
pres,
sin.

, , ,,
pense, keep in doubt ; to height- indistinct, obscure, faint, imper- -, , (fr. dis-
en, exaggerate, aggravate ; to ceptible. grace ) modesty, bashfuln ess, chas-

, , -
take, bear, carry ; to conceive,
perceive ; to take off, cut off, de-

, .
stroy ; to weigh anchor, strike
tents, start, set off.

' -
undertake, commence ; to bear,
suffer, endure ; to bear off, car-

'
ry away.
to
-,

to

to rush)
gorous youth,
(fr.
waste, ravage, so as not to be
known
-, -, ;
to obliterate.
last)

vanish, to disappear.
b,({r.
an
to desolate,

a intens. and
able-bodied, vi-
duty)
tity ;

inf.
any

Dor.
pass, of
offence against these
shame,disgrace, scandal, infamy,
dishonour.
Ion.
for

-,
—
and
1 a.
;

.
1 a. act. ind. rjpa• (fr. -bv,
,-,
'•
inf.'
impr. apov opt.

/ ,-, par.
sub.
per. pass.
-
orderly,
(fr.
regular,
to hasten)
well-behaved.
a shepherd
,-,-,
-bv,{ir.
modest, diffident, bashful.
shame)

'
, ,
1 a. ind.

1 f. pass,
-,
f

,
impr. who follows his flock from place
to place ; a chief, leader, prince. ful, disgraceful ;
(fr.same) shame-
shamefaced^

, ,,.
— ', 3
-ov, par. pres. act. b, >/, unjust, wrongful; bashful.
pi. pres. sub. act. wicked, impious, ungodly ; hurt- -,
, .
f. p. (fr.

,
oflast. ful, mischievous, noxious ; slight- same) to abash, confound, shame,

,
. , same as
A<ft ing, contemptuous. dishonour, disgrace ; to deform,

, d. pi. fern, of . -, f. to govern, -^, disfigure; to despise, contcmn,vi~

decree
-, , fate,
fortune,;
- destiny,
allotment,
supreme
lot,
rule, reign, preside.

-,
-, and
lify.
to feel awe, to revere,
be ashamed;
respect.

, .
portion, share ; place, room, b, (fr. last) a ruler presi- per. pass, 1 a.

,, ,. ,
sterul; duty, office, engagement; dent, umpire, conductor oi public 1 f.

-,
-,
reason, equity. sports j an ancient epithet of rb, (fr. same)
-, a kind of hawk. kings. a mark, brand, stigma any cause

,, ,, - ,,. ,,, ,
b, ;

name of a river. -, ^Eschines, of shame ;

,
-ov, b, the b, a the privities.

for ,-,
, Dor.

-ov, b,
1
for
f. mid.
JEsepus, a
which

river.
man's name.

-,
b,
-ov, sup.
, comp.
from next,
— name.
-, b, jtiEsop,

-a, -ov, in the style of

a man's

or f. see
- -, iEsop.

,
p. to be afflicted, rb, vileness, base- -a, b, Dor. for 1:.

• '
). . -
feel, perceive; to remark, dis- ness, meanness ; reproach, shame, Dor. for whether, if, or,

. -- ,-,-,(.
cern, comprehend, think ; to disgrace ; deformity, ugliness. either.
learn,
ind.

,-,
,
understand

,,,-
inf.
opt.
; 2 a. mid.

par.
-<5>"/,cases

-, ,
of

(fr.
be entreated, asked,or
,-, pres. impr. act.
to ask)/o
demanded.

, -,
vile, and profit) profit by -tiv, pres. inf. act. Dor.
-, ,

,
Att. vile means; wages of vice; ava- and jEoI. for pres. impr.
, -, , (fr. last) a sense rice, meanness.
-,(. same)
mid.cont.
,&.
-, -, . -,
perception, sensation ; thought, f. pres. mid. cont. of
knowledge, judgment. gain by vile means

'
to to prosti- to ask,

' .'
;
,

, - -,
-ov, (fr. same)an tute, to pander. request, beg, entreat, solicit; to

,
organ, instrument, or means of b, , (fr. require, demand. 1 a. act. a'
same) making
, -'
,
sensation, as the eye of seeing, vile gains, pursu- impr. imp. pass, ni /6~
&c. ; or of perception, as the ing scandalous traffic, trading in

, perf. 1 a.

, -, , and ,-,
mind sense, faculty, talent.
;
vice; covetous. 1 f.

-,-, (fr. same)/ee/- (fr. last) for or by

ing, sensible, sensitive ; intelli- scandalous profits. Att. -, , (fr. last) petition,

, gent, shrewd, sagacious.

sensibly,
(fr. last) shrewdly,
&c.
vile, and
talk, obscenity.
-, , (fr.
talk) vile, indecent
request,
suit.
', -, b, (fr.
entreaty;

to breathe)
a demand,

, ,
.,ceive

,-,
;
-, -ov,(fr.
feel) palpable, sensible, that

.
be seen, heard,
for

3 pi.
&c.
to feel,
also, to expire, die.
2 a.
perceptible.

"
hear, per-

sub. mid. of
to
may

,and

oneself.
' to do)

who does mean

',-,
-, same,
meanly or
indecently ; to demean, or debase

-ov,
f.

things ; vile, piti-

-,
to act

b, , (fr.
(fr.

same)
a companion, acquaintance, in-
timate; a gallant,favourite ; or,

,-,,
(fr.

,
titioner.
2

,. -,{. '-
to beg) a beggar, pe-

sin. sub. act. cont.

la.
-, par.
inf. act. —
—
— Ai-

,
ful, base, scandalous, indecent. 1 a. act.

b, , (fr. fate)/a- , (fr. -, 1 f. ind. act. —

tal, fated,decreed ; just, upright, vile, and to speak) indecent of
equitable, pious. conversation, obscenity. -, -bv, to ask)A>
(18)
 ;

, . ,
be asked, entreated, Sue.', desira-

,
AKA
the spear, captured in war, a cap- -, b,
AKA
fi, (fr. a neg. and

, ,
ble. tive,a prisoner, a slave. t to restrain) not to be re

, ,
Atria,

,
-,and Ion.

,,- , ,
,

ment ; an accusation ; blame,

fault, enme; a conditon, state,
,
a c\use, reason, motive, incite-
-, -a, b, Dor. for
-,, a spear ; the point;
a weapon ; spirit, courage.
-,,
(fr. last) a spear-
man, a soldier, a warrior. Adj.
strained
bulent.

(fr.
;

and Ion.
licentious, unruly, tur-

a point) a goad ;
-,
a
f),

staff,

,
situation, case. pole.

,. .
Poet,

,
for warlike, hostile, g. and (fr. neg.
pres.inf. pass. cont..of Dor, Bceot. Mo\. and and apb
opportunity) unsea-
-.
accusation

, (fr.
-, ;

same)
blame
rb,

f. -, to
(fr.

;
next) an
a ime.
p.
ascribe, or
and

spear, and
g. pi.

-,
2\.

to carry)
voc.
b,
for

\
(fr. a
a ,
sonably, untimely, unfitly, awk-

,
wardly.
-, -,(fr. same)
f.

to
,
want

, -., , ,
impute blame ; to accuse, crimi- spearman, a soldier, a lifeguard. means, or opportunity to miss,
?, ;

, pres.
--'
nate, impeach ;
inf. pass,
to chide, reprove. and by Apos. immedi-
ately, directly, forthwith, quickly,
fail.

, -, f-„ (fr. same) unsea»

,
imp. pass, 3 pi. speedily. sonableness, inconvenience, awk-
-a, -bv, (fr. last) quick, wardness ; embarrassment.
-, same) ac- -, , same) mo-

,
b,f}, (fr. sioift. b, (fr
cusing, criminatory. -, b, , (fr. last, mentary, transitory, slight, tri-
-, , and

,
(fr. same, and a road) quick on the vial, transient.

,
,
tion,

accusation.

cause
talk) excuse, plea, extenua-
apology, defence.

-ov, rb,
;
-, ,
fault, blame.
(fr.
(fr. same) an

same) reason,
,
road, speedy, fleet.

to
Poet, to hear, listen, attend

.
learn, know, perceive ;
breathe forth, expire, die. par.

,
, -, .
pres.
Dor. for
to
,
,awkward;

seed.
-ov, b, ^,(fr.
sonable, untimely,

-,
-,
unfit, unqualified.

i,
,
(fr.
same) unq§a-
inconvenient,

an Egyptian

a neg. and

,,
-, , ,
effective, operative, efficient ;
faxdt, guilty, culpable, accused;
(fr.same) causing,
in
ever, and
b, (fr.
being), eternity; an age, life;
duration,or continuance of time ; ,
,
bad) innocent, guiltless,
harmless; benign, benevolent.
-, , (fr. same) inno-

,. ,
sub. a cause, source, origin, au-

,,-.
thor,
sup.

pi.

,
mover,

3
Poet, for
cont. pres. ind. pass, of Ai-
comp.
a period ; a revolution of ages ;
a dispensation ofprovidence ; this
world, or
to come.
-, -,
-, cases of
life ; the world, or life

-, -, ', ,
cence, simplicity, integrity.
-, b, , (fr.
cent, harmless, simple,
ing, artless, g.
-,
pi.

b, ,
same) inno-
undesign-

(fr.

, ,
cause) relating
- -, to
b, , (fr.

causes, motives,
a (fr. last)

petuate, immortalize.
last.
to eternize, per-

,
,
quiet, and to llovv) calmly
flowing, gently swelling, smoothly
gliding, g. JE.o\. '.
,
or origins. -, b, , same) eternal, -, , a nettle ; a

,
(fr. sort of

-, -, , u32tna, a volcano in immortal, perpetual ; former,

- -,
flsh, or shell.

.
Sicily. past, ancient. a neg. b, (fr.

,, . -.-
fj,

-, -, &c. -, , ab
,
Att. for (fr. next) a raising, and fair) without beauty,

, opt. of
Dor. for
lifting,
up
suspending, or hanging
a vessel, bucket, or thing
plain, ordinary.
-,
; b, , (fr. last,

,, ,
-, b, , JEtolian. suspended; an image hung up

,and sacred) unpropitious,

,
d.sin. cont. and — among their vines, according to unfavourable.
. fern. sin. cont. of heathen superstition. -, -bv, (fr. quietly)
mid. or pass, and -, -, -,
, f. p. to lift, quiet, calm, still.

,,
—
-,
act. 1 pi. cont. pres. sub. raise, exalt ; suspend, hang up. -, a neg. and
b, (fr.

,
, . \
ft,

par. pres. act. cont. of feel exalted, to cover) uncovered,ex-

same. to boast, vaunt; to scorn, dis- posed, bare ; open, unconcealed.

, , ,
same as
-,
den, unexpected, unawares, un-

, ,{.. ,
,
foreseen.
.
b, ), (fr. last)

suddenly.
sud-
dain;
dangle.

last.
to be suspended,

pres. ind. pass. cont. of

hang,
unwearied, and

courageous,
a spear)
unwearied at the spear, brave,
-, b, (fr.

g.

,
suddenly, all
(fr. last) Poet, for or pi. Dor.
at once ; unexpectedly. 3.,-,, -, same,

,
(fr. b, (fr.
1 a. inf. pass, of next) the Academia, a school of and to fight) unwearied

- and Poet.
a spear) to brandish, or
use the spear ; to fight.

,. -, . ,
-, , (fr.
philosophy at Athens.
the English, Academy.
-,
supposed founder of the preced-
b, Academus, the
Hence in
ble.

and
the fight, valorous,

-,
a foot) unwearied of
b, (fr.
invinci-

same,

, -- ,, , .,
a captive) bondage, captivity; foot, active, swift, nimble.
a captive multitude.
ing.
-, and -£, an -, , neg.

,
(fr. b, (fr.

(fr. same)
-, to lead,
p.
or car-
edge)
f.

to
voke, irritate
whet,
;
sharpen,
to fret,
to pro-
distress.
and to tire) unwearied,
indefatigable, not fatigued, not
ry away captive, to enslave. per. pass, tired; incessant, constant; vio-
f. -, p. -, ,
(fr. neg. and lent. Also Acamas, a man's

), ,
xa,(fr.same)<o take,lead into cap- cleanse) pollution,
to name.
tivity, enslave,subdue; to restrain, foulness, impurity ; uncteanness, -, b, §, (fr. same)

-,
same.

,
repress, subdue, passions or pro- filth; lewdness, incontinence. g. sin. Ion. d.

.
pensities, per. pass, -,
, (fr. same, as pi. fern.
- -, Ion.

,,-, -. 1 f. ind. pass,

3 pi.
b, , and
if by Sync, for
cleanness, impurity, lewdness.
-, b,f), (fr. same) im-
un-
-, ,
to
f), (fr.
bend) unbending, unyielding ;
and
neg. and

, -,
and
, (fr.

to
a spear,
take) taken by
pure, unclean, defiled, unfit for
receiving the rites of religion.
stiff, rigid, inflexible ; having no
return.
(19)
 , ,
,, ,,,
AKA AKA
, -, , and -, , . .-
and Poet. fora«0•

,,
wrest\e)unconqueredinwreslling,
a point, and to invincible, matchless; not to be par. Dres. of

,
(fr.
flourish) a thorn, a brier; the thrown by art or feint. -a, b, Dor. for
spine. -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. -ov, b, (fr. a intens.

- -, , ,
-, -ov,
- and and to check) inces- to clip, and the hair) wear-

,
a thorn)thorny , made of'thorns,
or briers, prickly ; pungent, irri-

,
(ft. sant, ceaseless, restless ; not to be
restrained.
(fr. a neg. and -
,
ing the hair short, shorn, crop-
ped, cut short.

,
Apollo.
An epithet of

,
tating. to terrify) undaunted- indecl. Heb. a field of
-, ,
,
(fr. same) a bird ly, intrepidly, bravely. blood.
fond of thistles a or a neg.
; linnet, -ov, b, fj, (fr. -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and
goldfinch. and to swallow) that to goad) untamed, un-

,
-ov, h, («*•
thus, bear's foot.
-, (fr. same)
same) acan-

to set with
cannot be swallowed
food.
-ov, b, f},
; unfit for

(fr. a neg.
goad.

, -, f. -
broken, not used to the spur, or

and --

,.
and mark) un-
thorns, or stakes. to to cure, heal ; to remedy,
-
',
-ov, b,
a thorny prickly shrub.
fj, (fr. a thorn)

,-,
marked
guished ;
; unsealed
indistinct.
; undistin- repair, mend. 1 a. inf. mid.

,
-ov, b, f), (fr. a neg. and ,, (fr.aneg. -ov, b, >% (fr. neg.and

,
clear ,
Ve.
smoke) free from smoke ;
pure; easy, without trou-
and to adorn) un-
furnished, unadorned, unfinish-
ed; rude, barren, uncultivat-
, to mix) pure,
unadulterated ; simple, sincere,
innocent, harmless.
unmixed,

,-
-ov, b, a neg. and
fj,

feeling, insensible; stupid, dull,

senseless.
-,
(fr.
the heart) heartless, un-

, , ,.,, ed.

and
-,
motion, sedition, tumult,
",
to arrange)
(fr. a neg.
com-
riot:
damage ;
nificance.
-, ,
profit)
(fr.
loss,
same, and
harm, hurt,
unprofitableness, insig-

,
b, , (fr. next) inconstancy, fickleness. and Dor.
short ; small, little, minute ; tran-
,
-ov, b, , (fr. same)
',
same as

,
sient,

,
momentary.
a moment, an instant, an atom.

, ,
tumultuous, riotous ; unsettled,
changeable, fickle ; unstable, in-
-,
'•, -, -,
,
, Att.
and
and Poet.

any thing very minute; a

, -, ,
constant. to cure) a

.
(fr.

,
mote, mite, atom. -ov, b, ft, (fr. neg. cure, remedy.
-a,-ov, (fr. last) small; and to check) not to be Poet, for 1 f.

,
trifling, trivial, insignificant, restrained, turbulent, unruly, of

, ,,
worthless ; minute, little, short, lawless. -, -bv, (fr. to

,
momentary. -ov, b, , (fr. neg, cure) curable, that may be healed,
-, , a plant so call- and to belie) not remedied, repaired, or mended.
ed. belied, falsified, or counterfeited;
, -,, needle, bodkin.

,
, ,
fitable,

,
unfertile.
-ov, a neg. and
b,

unproductive ; barren,
fi,

fruit) unfruitful, unpro-

(fr. unfeigned, true.

and
-ov, b,

unfinisfied, rude, defective;

,
to
a neg.
(fr.
complete)
im- ,. ^Eol. and Dor. for
par. pres. pass, of

-ov, b, , (fr. neg. and

,
&c.

, ,
female name.

and

,
(fr.

-ov, b,
last)

and
Acastus, and Acasla, a male and

-ov, b, , (fr. a neg.

unfruitfully,

to condemn)
-, ,
perfect.

and
accused
innocent.
;

-ov,
(perhaps fr.
-ov,

unblamed,

b, f/, and
to drive) a
kind of light ship, a frigate ; a
,b, a neg.
to accuse) not
(fr.

-,
blameless,

,-,, , -, ,
,
,
a head) headless; without
a beginning, leader, or chief;
mutilated, maimed, defective.
-ov, (.
silently)
listening, silent, mute ; still, quiet-
ly ; simply, without parade.
the edge, the point ; a
spear, dart, javelin, weapon; a

,
irreprehensible, blameless.
-ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. drinking vessel. -ov, , splinter, sharp piece ; the extre-
and
not veiled, uncovered,
to cover up)
exposed, :,,
its din-

-ov, , , (fr. intens.

mity, utmost degree, height.
-ov, b. f), (fr. next, per-
revealed.

and
-ov, b,
to condemn) un-
condemned, absolved, acquitted.
>';, (fr. a neg.

,.,, - ,
and
ed, incombustible
not to
to burn) not to be burn-

be extinguished.
Ion. and
; unquenchable,

Poet,
haps its sup.) unburied, unla-
mented, unmourned, unhonoured,
neglected.
- -. ,$, (fr. neg.

,, , , -
Also untried, condemned without for 3 pi. pper. pass. and care) careless, negli-
trial. of or imp. ind. of gent, unmindful; unconcerned

,
^.^,, -ov, b, \, (fr. intens. heedless, thoughtless ; inattentive,
ahd to define) well de- by redupl. for indifferent, contemptuous ; neg-
fined,
nothing
exact,
is
precise ; to which
wanting, perfect, com-

,
grief)
, and
to sadden, distress, agi-
(fr. lected,
buried.
slighted, unheeded, un-

-, -,

.
plete. tate. In pass, to fret, pine, and , (fr. last)

, , , -,
-ov, b, , (fr. a neg. grieve. negligence, neglect ; indolence,

,
and to reconcile) ir- part. pres. mid. or sloth ; sadness, grief, mourn-

, ,., ,-, ,,.,,

reconcileable, implacable, vindic- pass, of ing.
tive. Ion. for pres. f. -, p. -, (fr. same)
-ov, , f% (fr. a neg
.
impr. pass, of see to be indolent, idle, lazy ; to

,
and to dissolve) indis neglect, slight ; to mourn, pine,
soluble, firm, stable, binding. by Sync, grieve, fret.
, for

and
vincible,
quered.

neg.
-ov, b, %, (fr. a neg.

impregnable

against, and
to subdue) in-

-, b,
;

»%
uncon-

(fr. a
to
,3 .
Or, for
of
,, 6^
par. pres. mid. of

par. per. pass, of

*
Or,

sin. pres. opt. pass, of

-,
(20)
par. per. pass,
for
mid. of

,
pper.
Att. for

per. mid. of oxoiu.

or
Att. for
inf.
per. ind.

%
par.
 —

, , -, , a neg. and
//,
(fr. , -, ~, same as . ,- -,',,
AKO
(fr. neg. and

,-,^}},
, . ,
, ', , , ), , .
spotless, pure.
-, , same
to soothe) implacable, in
exorablc, vindictive.

to tarnish)

,
(fr. same, and
immaculate,

as
implacable.
-,

and
in vain, fruitlessly.
b, , (fr.
to overtake )not to be over-
taken, unattainable, out of reach
neg. and

(fr. last)
inflexible,

see
or

-,
Att.
to bend)
unbending, unyielding

~, the
spine, the backbone, the back.
-,

,, ,
and Poet, or (fr. c (fr. to feign a re A-koji, -, , and Dor. -as,
neg. and to gape) silently, fusal, refuse what is wished, to a, (fr. to hear) hearing,
mutely; quietly, calmly, be coy,

,, , .
stilly, listening; the ear; rumour, re-
placidly. -,
b, (fr. same) coyness port relation, account, news ; at

,
•

and -, b, , false shame, affectation, refusing tention, obedience.

—

,
same, and Kcoau to mix' what wished for.

,
(fr. is Ion. for 2 a. pass.
unmixed, pure, unadulterated,
}
-, %,Acco, a woman, whose 2 f. pass, of
inviolate, untouched. Or (fr. ( silliness gave rise to the two -, b, ", (fr. a neg. and

,, ,
neg. the heart, and ma• former expressions. to lull) sleepless, waking,
lice) sincere, true, honest. Also -,
b, a, Dor. for watchful, inextinguishable.
a neg. and death) im- -, b, , neg. and -, ,

,
(fr. (fr. b, (fr. same,
mortal, undecaying, perpetual, a lot) portionless. and to impart) incom-
-, b, municable

, ,
everlasting. or ~,
; not to be shared, im-
-, b, , (fr. neg. and (fr. a neg. and to bewail) parted, told; unsocial, soli-
the heart) heartless, dispirit-
/cijp unwept, unlamented, unmount- tary.

, ,
ed; lifeless, dead. Also (fr. a
neg. and

,
fate) immortal, ever-
lasting; enlivening, animating;
ed, unhonoured by funeral cere
monies.
3.,- -o,b,
,,
-ov, b, fi, Dor.
(fr. a coll. and
-a,
a bed)
a husband, a married person of

, , , , ,
undecaying, safe, unhurt.
(fr. next) without a
herald, unproclaimed, not
lemnized.
so-

-, , , (fr. a neg. and

(fr. same, and

birth.
(fr.
fame) in.
glorious, mean, low in rank, or

-, -,
last) ingloriously.
and
either sex, a bedfellow.

same) a
-, Att.
wife, a bedfellow.
-,
to restrain)
f], (fr.
-, /J,

a neg. and
(fr.

,
irregularity,

,,
herald
to proclaim) not cried,
or proclaimed, unpublished by a

, obscure, not celebrated.

;

-
-, b, f), (fr. a neg. and
shut) unbarred, open.
-, f. -, -, p. (fi
to licentiousness,
temperance, excess.
-ov, b, ", (fr.
incontinence, in-

same) un -

,
Ion. for 3 pi neg. and a portion) to be chastised, undisciplined, licen-

.
from

,
pper. pass, by Att. redupl portionless ; to have no lot, share,
or inheritance ; to live in poverty,
tious, irregular; immodest, in-
temperate.

.
,, .•, , or Ion. for or obscurity.
-, ,
-, f. -, p.

,
3 pi. per. pass, of , same, and a follower)
-"~ b, (fr. (fr to

,
to call) not called, unin- follow, attend, accompany; to
or same as vited.
~ -, imitate, follow after, conform to,

,
, -, , ,
, , or

-
-, b, £,(fr. a neg. and

mixed with dross) un-

alloyed, clear, pure, sincere,
nest, incorrupt, innocent.
(fr. last) sincerely, ho-
ho-
and

right.
-, b, ,
(fr. same, and
wash) unwashed, not
to
b, ", (fr.
to lean) firm, steady,
unbending, resolute; fixed, up.
same obey, serve ; to pursue, perform,
discharge ; to reach
cessive train.

, g. pi. par.
1 a.
n.
1
to, in

inf. act.
pi.
a. act.
and --
a suc-

of last.

,
nestly, &c. overflown, or deluged, calm, un- -, -ov, (fr. same)
-, -bv, (fr. a neg. and ruffled. following, succeeding, conse-
-,
, ,
,
to
weak, infirm.
, -,-.,
,
sup.
move) unable to move,

b, (fr.
Comp.

a point,
f.

bloom of age) to come to

maturity, to bloom,fiourish, ripen.
it is time.
p. (fr. quent, proceeding from
ent, attentive.

-, f),

suit, chase ; attendance ; a reti-

(fr.
;

same) pur-
obedi-

,
and
ened ;
spear.

,, , an ear) pointed, sharp-

shaped like the head of a

-, b, a scimitar.
riant
-a, -ov,
blooming, vigorous; ripe, luxu-
; mature, perfect.
-,
b, (fr. same) bloom-
(fr. same) adult, nue, company, procession ; train,
series; consequence.
-, , ,
the road) a companion,
(fr. coll. and

,
, , ,
to
,
, -, b, , (fr. a neg.
danger) safe, secure, free

, , , .
from harm ; unfit for, or unable
bear danger.
(fr. last) in safety, safe-
and ing, flourishing, vigorous.

moment,
-, , a point, edge ; point,
time; flower,
critical
bloom, vigour, maturity of age;
highest degree of increase, or im-
follower, attendant; an acolylh,
or young priest.
congruous,
Adj. suitable,

pondent; consequent.
coincident,

3 pi. cont. pres.

corres-

ind.

,
ly, securely. provement. act. or d. pi. cont. par. pres.
-, b, , and-?7,-oi', Poet, Dor. for
1
act. of
and in fern, g. -, d. now, at this moment, yet, still. (fr. attend-
Dor. (fr. a neg. and -, bloom) ant) consequently, suitably.

,
-a, to b, ", (fr.

, ,
move) immoveable, firm, steady ; mature, full-grown ; fasting,
and
-ov, b, t), (fr.
swim)
a neg.

,
fixed, unmoved; undisturbed, at hungry, dry, thirsty. to that
rest. -,
, , (fr. a neg. and cannot swim, that will not float.

, -, , the stones of berries, to toil) unwearied, fresh, -, , (fr. same, and

. , , , , -,
&c. a plant. vigorous, strong. to regard) negligence,
and
-a, -ov, b, , -, , (fr. an an- carelessness ; want of equipage,
(fr. a neg. and a maggot) vil, and to set) the block provisions, &c.

,
uncorrupt, sound,

worm, and
-, -, (fr.
to flow) worm•
eaten; decayed, frail, weak.
whole,

a intens.
sup.

a
on which an anvil is set.

, -, b, Dor.
, , the son of Acmon.
-,
b, (fr. a neg. and
to weary) an anvil. ,
and
(fr. a neg. and
-ov, ,»;,
ostenta
tion) without boasting or osten•
tation.
-, b, '/, (fr. a neg. an.
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 , AKP AKP

,,- ,
ostentatious) unassum- (fr. to hear) to and to appear) bright,

,
ing, modest, unqualified.

whet,
-,
quicken, excite.
(fr. a whetstone)
sharpen, grind ; to ,hear,

-,
to

pres. impr. act.

listen,
invitation, to be invited.
sin.
to

and
—
attend on

-, 2
-
an

pi
clear, distinct; pure,
lively, active, swift.
-,
, , (fr. neg. and
to complete) imperfect,
unmixed;

,
-ov,b,
a thump) without blows,
, (fr. a neg. and

,.,
2 3 sin.
pi. pres.
and -,—-,
ind. act.
, .
,
unfinished, defective, fr ail ; vain,
fruitless, ineffectual.

,
,
unpunished.

whetstone.
-,
, a grinding-slone,
(fr. a neg. and dust) ,Ion. for
of
-, , same as
-, , , (fr.neg. and
pres.

.
inf. act.

,
see
-, ,
strength) inability to re-
strain the appetites ;

-
intempe-
(fr. neg. and

,, . ,
, ,
without toil, easily, readily. to shave) unshorn, untrim- rance, excess ; incontinence, un-

,, ,
-,
to, the herb aconite, med, rough, unseemly ; beard- chastity.
or monkshade; poison. less. Or (fr. Ion. for f. (fr.

,,
fr. a youth) childless. intemperate) act intemperaie-
-, •. to

,, . -, (fr. ,
a dart)
serpent, called in Latin Jaculus.
f. -, p. -,
-
-,
(fr.
pass, of
see

(fr. next) to force, com-

-, 1 a. par.
,-,
ly,

,-
to live dissolutely ;
indulge, pamper.

solute, intemperate.
,
to exceed,

q,(fr. last) dis-

,
-,
h
same) to throw the javelin; to
hurlf dart, discharge. 1 a.
Ion.

a smaller kind
-, ,
(dim. of same)
javelin, &c.
-,
,
pel.
to act
to be forced ;
unwillingly, be reluctant
to shun, avoid, loathe, decline.

neg. and
-, , , and -, -tov,
willing) unwill-
(fr.

,and
-,
strength) unable to
curb the appetites, intemperate,
dissolute, debauched, unchaste.
-, ,
b,

y),
,

(fr.
(fr.

same, and
neg

, ,, ,
-,
Att. , (fr. ing, involuntary, loathe, discon- to restrain) not to be

, a dart) a throwing of the

javelin, darting, hurling, shoot-
ing ; a volley.
-, , Dor.
tented, reluctant.

luctantly.
(fr. last)

-,
unwillingly, re-

,
,
checked, restrained, or kept with-
in bounds; ungovernable, licen-
tious.

,
rb, (fr; to (fr. unmixed
-, , and
(fr. same) a javelin-man, a lan-
-, , hear) a hearing, the thing heard,
a sound fame, report.
wine)
breakfast.
to carouse, indulge; to

;
-, ,

,. - ,
cer,

,
,
weapons.

,
who is armed with missile

clever at the dart; sup.

-, -bv, (fr. same) ed.
-a, -ov, (fr. same) that
must be heard, attended to, obey-

-, b, (fr. same) an au-

(fr. same)
breakfast : an early meal taken
by those who cannot restrain
their hunger.

, ,
ditor, hearer, scholar. -ov, b, (fr. last)

, , -,, (fr. same) dex- -, -bv, (fr. same) re- who breakfasts, having break-
terity in
lin ;

,
a
using the dart, or jave-
trial
with missile weapons.
of skill, or a fight
lating to hearing, or sound
ening, attentive, obedient.
-, b, , (fr. same)
; list-

to be
fastea.
-,
pure or unmixed wine.
, (neut. of next)

, and

,, , . ,
dy. ,
^

actively.

^,
,
-, , ,
(fr. a neg.
fatigue) unweaned,
fresh, vigorous, able, active, har-

, , -, , , see
(fr. last) vigorously,
heard, audible, distinct.

same)
attend.
&c.
f.
to

p.
f.

-,
1
-,
cause
f.

hear ;
to hearken or listen to, attend
Att.
p.
to hear, to

to
make
-7,
(fr.
simple ;
-,

perfect, complete, just.

, >),

?) anger)
(fr.

-,
Dor.
b, ,

for
(fr.

to mix) unmixed, pure,

unsullied, untouched ;

•\, -,
neg. and

extreme, and
irascible, passionate.

'- ,
-, , , and Poet. /*- to comprehend, learn, under- b, (perhaps fr.

, , ..,,
,. ,
. ,
or

dy, ravenous, voracious.

and
(fr.
to satisfy) insatiable, gree-
neg. and

-ov, b, »/,
stand ; to regard, obey ; to be
called, or said to be. imp. act.

opt.
la. Ion.
high, and to hang)
a large branch, or arm of a tree;
a bough ; a shoot, sucker.
(fr. extreme, and

.:. ,
same, and sweep)
.
-, -' par. evening) late in the even-

,
JR61.

.
(fr• to

. ing, dusk.

., -
unswept, unbrushed, unpolished, per. pass, 1 a.
dirty, neglected. 1 2 a. -, , Ion. for
.
f.

, - -,
-, , the herb sweelcane,

.. .
act.

.
ind. 2 f. ind. act.
treme, and
-, , , (fr.
' ex-
youth) young,

,
cr galingale. 1 f. ind. mid.
to 2 sin. Ion. boyish, childish.

,,
rb, (fr.

, -, , -, Ion. for

,
cure) a cure, medicine, remedy; per. mid. Att. 2
expiation, atonement. mid. (fr. unmixed,
-, , , (fr. a neg. and
f.

-,
,
-ov, par. pres. act. and drink) strong drink;
— drinking plain wine; a drinking
adorn) unadorned,

, 3
to pi. pres. sub. act.

,^
plain, not ornamented.
-, , same, and
(fr.
order) want of ornament,
of last.

,
height,
-, , (fr.
summit, eminence; a fort,
highest) a

,
bout.

toper, drunkard.
-, b, (fr. same) a

, . ,
plainness, simplicity ; irregula- citadel, fortress ; a cape, pro- -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and
rity, confusion, disorder, tumult. montory ; beach, shore; extre- to mix) unmixed, pure,

,
-ov, , >/, (fr. same) plain, mity, verge. plain; sincere, honest, innocent,

, - -,
unadorned; irregular, disorder- Poet, for chaste.
ly, undisciplined, tumultuous. b, , (fr. f. -, p. -, (fr.

high) high, elevated, on an emi- exact) to examine, try,

,
(fr. last) disorderly, dis-
gracefully, indecently. nence ; on the surface, superfi- prove, inquire, search, scrutinize.
-,

, ,
-, fr. (fr. next) to cial. -,
, (fr. same) exa-
-, , , same) high- mination, trial, scrutiny, search;

,
feed on barley ; pamper, fat-
to (fr.
ten. est, loftiest; extreme, last. Or a limit, boundary, restriction.

-, , barley, food in ge- (fr. a fort) of the castle. -, , (fr. same) exact-

neral, victuals. --^, , (fr. same, ness, accuracy, nicety.

(22)
 . ;

,
, , comp. sup. of , -iv, o,(fr. same) askir-
. ,
,
cliff, comp.
AKT
sup. mxnt

, , ,, ,
~fot -»3f| //, accurate, « ,tixlur, light-armed soldier.

',
exact, nice, correct, strict, rigid ;
per/at, finished, complete. and
-, (fr. extreme,
to cover) to have not
-ov,
wise) a complete pttilcM.
b, (fr. last, and

, -, , (fr. last, and been circumcised, pher ; (dl-uise, sage.

law) of law, rigid, -, , same) -, ,
,
strictness (fr. the (fr. same) n
foreskin, or prepuce unciicum- promontory
right.

/ -, (fr. same, cision.

; height,
or outward part.
; an extremi-

,
ty,
and
curately
to count) count ac-
enumerate, define, circumcised.
-ov, 6, (fr. same) un- -,, same)
(fr. height;
summit ;

,
; to the top, ridge, perfec-

,.
describe, discuss. -a, -ov, (fr. tion, completion

(fr.

to

,
explore;

, ,
-,

to
f. -,
exact) to search out,
inquire diligently; to examine,
learn accurately,
to know thoroughly ; to finish,

,
complete, execute in a masterly
p. extreme, and
coin) at the corner of the founda-
tion, of the corner or foundation ;
the lowest,

extreme, and
fundamental.
-, ,
a corner or

(fr.
a finger)
see
-,

-, , .
a sinew) a wart.
-, ,
b,
to cut) precipitous, steep
rough, rugged, abrupt, craggy.
, (fr.

(fr.
same, and

same, and
;

',
, ,,
manner. the thumb. Dor. for g. of
same) diligently, ac- -, , (fr. same, and

,,
(fr. b, (fr. ex-
curately, exactly. an oak) acorns, mast, nuts, treme) on end; the extremities of
-, , and berries.

,
(fr. next, the limbs.
$< to catch) a trap to catch
Sh
-, rd, (fr.
or $iv, sand heaped on the
same, and (fr. high) on the sur

,
locusts. face, superficially, slightly, light-
-,
, -,
-, Att. -. ,
fi,
cases of
the locust.

,$ ,-,
shore) a heap of corn, the first
fruits of it ; a heap of spoils,
that part of them dedicated or of-
ly.
f. -, -, p. (fr.

,
(fr. a fragment) to cut rff
high) a summit, ridge, or top of fered. the extremities; to maim, lop,
a mountain ; a cliff, crag. -, , , same, mutilate.

,
(fr.

-,
fi, (fr. un- and the breast) tipsy, b, (fr. last) am-

,
want jf judgment or warm-hearted, full to the throat.

',
tried) dis- putation ; maiming, lopping, mu-
crimination, confusion, uncer- -, (fr. same, and tilation, disfiguration.
tainty. black) to have a black -ov, to, (fr. the
-, b, , (fr. next, and hue, to be black externally; to extremity) apiece cut off; a lop-

, ,
speech) hasty in language, look dark, or sternly, to frown. pingf a fragment; a wreck; the
indiscreet in speech, rash, imper- -a, -ov, (fr. same, extremity, end ; a pinnacle, bat-
tinent. and

, , darkness) evening, ment ; prow, beak, ornament

tle

, .
-ov, a neg. and
;, (fr. twilight, dusk. of ships.

,
to judge) rash, hasty, in- -, b, (fr. same, and -, , Aetata, the name of
considerate ; irreg u!ar, perplexed, the hair) long-haired ; with a nymph.

, ,,
confused, indistinct ; boundless, sprtudin g foliage. and -a, -ov, (fr.

, - -,
extreme ; untried, not judged, see the shore) on the shore,
who has not pleaded. , (fr.same, near the coast, maritime.
-, b,{],
a leaf) with branches in-
(fr. last,and and
distracted, outrageous.
to
b,

be mad) mad, -ovo?,and

-, , (fr. to break)
-^,^.
terwoven, intertwined, leafy. -, , (fr. same, and coast, shore, strand, beach; a
-, b, , (fr. same, for the teat) a rock, reef, cliff; grain, corn; the

', -, , ,-,
,
and to mix) indiscrimi- nipple. elder tree.
nately mixed,
in confusion.

,
rashly ;
(fr. same)
huddled together

indistinctly, confusedly ;
unjustly, without
indiscreetly,
,
,
tip,
end.
summit;

Ion.
-,
for
,
(fr.

edge,
same)

same, and A kWv, and

(fr.
a ship) the ^sunbeam
the top,
extremity;

, .,
gent, needy.
b,
to possess) poor, indi-

, -,
fj, (fr.

f\, a ray, a

a flash, brightness
neg. and

,
trial. ;

- -, prow, head, or stem of a ship.

,
rb, (fr. next) a Ion. for d. pi.
sound, a voice; that which is -, b, »/, (fr. , -ov, see

, same, and
heard, or listened to as a play, grief) extreme- Aquila, a man's

,-. - ,
; -ov, b,
a musician, &c. ly sad, mournful, dispirited. name.
-, -:, f. p. (fr. same, and the -, b, , (fr. a neg. and

,
tend, obey. par. pree.

-,
to hear, listen;

Att.
last) hearing, listening ; an hear-
-,
to at-

$, (fr.
foot) on tiptoe.

same, and
a citadel, a
-,

-,
city.
Att. -,
a city) a

same, and
), (fr.
castle, ,
,
to roll) that will not roll,
cannot be rolled ; steady, firm.

, -,
b, the acorn of the Ilex,

or scarlet oak.
-, and -,
,
b, fj, (fr.
ing, an audience ; attention, obe- to be) elevated, lofty, tow- b, , (fr. a neg. and a wave)

,-,,
dience, respect.

,
,
audience-chamber, a public
or court.
-, b,
(fr. same) an

same) an au-
hall,
,ering, high ; on high, on
summit; turning, or revolving
above, reaching to the pole.
-, b, >/, (fr.

to pierce) piercing, sharp,

same, and
the calm, unruffled.
-,
to be with child) barren.

void,
-, f.
and
b,f], (fr.

-, -, p.
same, and

(fr.

speak)

,
(fr. to
ditor, a hearer, scholar.
(fr. high, and ,-,
pointed.
>'/, (fr. same, and
to speak incorrectly, improperly,
or without authority.

or dart,

^,
eminence
to skirmish.
to throw)
in volleys, or
; to fight

-, ,
to shoot, throw,
from an
with missiles

(fr. last)
;

a
, the foreskin) the foreskin,
or prepuce ; the gland, or nut.
-a, -ov, high, elevated, lofty,
topmost ; raised, or drawn to a
point, sharp; extreme, outward,
force or
-ov, b,

-,
,
force) void, invalid, of no
effect ; vain, ineffectual ;
obsolete, abrogated, null.
f. -,
(fr.

p.
a neg. and

,(.
shower of weapons, a volley ; a external; perfect, consummate, same, and to confirm) /*

skirmish, skirmishing. finished, sub. a height, summit, abrogate, revoke, repeal, an nul
(23)
,
, , ,
-, , . ,, (same as ) the to speak) inexpressible, -, ,
-,
-,
-.
,/ ,
and

-
edge, or point f a weapon. unutterable, unspeakable, inef- rb, Att.

) , ,
part, or member.

', -,
-, -ov, deprived

b, , (fr. neg. and

a member) that wants some
And
of any fable.

,
. (fr
and Dor.
same as
-,
, same) wo, sorrow ; pain
(fr.
ache ; grief, mourning , trouble.
-a, -bv, (fr. same) griev-
ous, mournful ; painful.

,
part,

, ,
fective.
member, or limb, especially
the feet;

,
maimed, mutilated, de-

, ,. ,
-,

,
, ,
hinder) unhindered,
to
(fr. same, and
to assist,
mighty
able to relieve, the
an epithet of Minerva.
Ion. for
-, ,
and
(fr.

strength)
helper,

imp. or
comp.

,
sup. (fr.
same) more and most grievous

'^ - -, ,
mournful, painful, &c.

row, sadness ; trouble, hardship,

wo, grief, sor-

,
free, at liberty, unrestrained. 2 a. of distress ; pain, ache, soreness.
-. or -,
, ,
(fr. last) without stop, same as or f. p.
-, , , neg. and -, -,

,
hindrance, or prohibition. also
-, , (fr. f. to

, ,
neg. and

,, . '
and

, ,
javelin, weapon.
and

,
averse, reluctant
,
-,
willing) unwilling,
;
a dart,

-ov, (fr. a

involuntary,
lent.
to speak) dumb, mute, si-

Poetic present tense, or per.

by Att. redupl.
which is either
for
a
feed, nourish, maintain; to invi-
gorate, strengthen; to increase,
enlarge, augment.

come
(fr.
larger, increase.
last) to grow, be-

,
unintentional. pass. Ion. of Poet. -, and Ion. -, ,

, a.

, -,
sin.

,
, ,
of for , -, ,
Alaxones, a peo- (fr. to shun) escape, fight,

,
to sea, seaward. ple adjoining Scythia. refuge.

,
and

,
,
, , -- ), .
-,
-, , ink.
-, , (fr.

,
writer, scrivener

. --,
chief)
;

,
, alabaster ; a box made
of it for ointment, or perfume ;
such a box made of other ware.
-,
, //, (fr.
and
penman
a governor.

'
ink, stray,
take ;
-, ,
short-sighted

~~blind,
to

-,
f.

roam, rove;
to doubt, hesitate.

see)

f.
f,,

;
-,
deprive of sight; to de-
(fr.
to
to

neg\ and
blind; purblind,
with but one eye.
(fr.
wander,
err, mis-

last) to
heat,

mid. of
-, and Ion.
warmth.
(fr. last) to
and
and

-, , ,
and

regard ) mournful, sor rowful, sad,

melancholy, grievous; anxious,
grow warm.

(fr.
-, ,

for
1 a. inf.

to

, ,
the ceive, delude.
sea, and a course) roving , Ion. -, solicitous, attentive, watchful.
at sea, cruising; a corsair, pi , (fr. purblind, and See also
-,

,
a view) dimness of sight, an -ma, same as
rate.
-,
, (fr.
braggart) a boast, ostentation,
a indistinct view ; a bad lookout,
neglect of guard.
^,
to, look
f.

f. -,
to,
p.
to take care
order, provide;
of see
to
pretension ; pride, pomp, arro- -, -bv, (fr. next) easily attend, regard, respect ; to value,

,
gance.

, , ,, f. ^OVo^ai,(fr.same)

-,
-,
, .
to boast, brag, glory, vaunt.

.
cases of
destroyed, injured, impaired, or
pained; soft, tender,
weak,frail.
f.
delicate;

-, (fr. to ex-
esteem.
,.-,
warm,
-bv, (fr.
temperate, tepid.
(fr. to shun) toflee y
heat)

,, , , • . ,
,
,
, , a boaster, pre-

.
tender. Adj. self-assuming, inso-
lent, vain-glorious, arrogant.

,
haust)
spoil, pillage,
exhaust, drain.
to waste, destroy ;

1
plunder
a.
; to
to rob,
empty,
escape;

-, (fr. same)
to shun, avoid.
Ion. for
Imp.

,, ,,. , . ,
>/,

Dor.for Ion. -, , see

&c.
par. of 1 a. pass,
"?, -,
salt ; brine ;
inf.

rb, (fr.
the sea
' the sea)
hospitality,
-, , , (fr.
to
neg. and
polish) unpolished,
;
of

,
, . ,
-,

, ,
or
,»/, (fr. a neg. and

.
to hide) not to be con-
cealed, notorious, public, conspi-
entertainment.
-,
to feel heavily,
not forget ;
(fr.
resent, be
to fret, grieve.
indelible)
angry,
coarse, unfinished.
-, ,
grind) meal, flour.
Att. for
(fr.

per. of
to

, ,-
cuous. Dor. for
-, -bv, for -, , neg. and (fr. -,^, (fr.same) unc-
.
-, ,
-, ,
-, ,
Dor.

and
for to forget) a punisher, an
avenger, who inflicts woes not to
be forgotten ; an evil genius, a
tion, anointing; ointment, be
smearing, daubing.
Dor. for ?, -, ,
.
$,

a cheering
rd (fr. next) a din, shout;
used by soldiers in
?,
demon ; execrable. Also Alastor,
a man's name. ',
Elean, of Elis.
-, , to

, - ,,..,, ',
,
(fr,
battle; exultation ; sound, me- -a, b, Dor. for anoint) an anointer, one who oil-
lody, warbling; lowing, bleat- Also Alatas, or Aletes, a man's ed and attended the wrestlers; a
ing. name. perfumer.
— -,
, neut. sin.

",
Ion. for 3 sin. imp. rb, (fr. same) a
vessel for ointment ; a room for

.,
a. pi. par. pres. act. of of But,

, -, -,

, ,. , , ,
f. p. (fr. Dor. for 3 sin. 1 a. anointing.
next) to cry alala, shout, cfieer mid. of par. pres. of or par.

,to wail, yell,

,
tinkle, clang, clank.
howl; to clatter, -, , (fr. pur- 2 a. pass, of
-, , an embossed cup,

',, ,
blind) blindness, dimness of sight.

,
-, , and Dor. -,

,
of a drinking vessel, tankard, gob-

.
for pi. d.
, alala,
,-, an unmeaning word, let.

, . , , ,- ? .
forming the shout of soldiers -, -bv, -a, -bv, , (fr. next) a sinner.

', -
joining battle.
ind. inf.
pass, by re-
and
next) grievous, mournful, sad;
-, -, (fr. See
see
-, a neg.

,
par. per. Comp. (fr.
painful, aching.
-. >;,

.
dupl. from Or by a like sup. public, and work)
redupl. pres. from act. -, -, . (fr. an immunity from public duties ;

-
f.

?,-, b, ", (fr. a neg. and mourn

pain) to ache, feel pain
fret, pine, grieve.
; a privilege, exemption.
-, i,and
(24)
 — — ; ;

A
. •,
,
pitch, calk
^,
oil,
,
,
, '.
,
mi'nt unction; oiling, greasing

f. -

grease; to douo, smear, to

, p.
rd, (fr. next) oint-

to anoint,
, tecting.

and
the
death) averting death, pro-]

-ov, b,

power, or preventing the ef-

poison)
, (fr. same,
averting to verify,
f.

-;}0-,
for
-,
true) to speak, or main-
lain the truth; to act sincerely:
confirm.
p. ['.;.

.
.^• -
Overspread, coat, calk; to con-

' ,./- , £,
secrate.
dvaj.

. ,.-
'2 a.
1 a. par.
per. mid. >;Aot- ,fects
charm.

-,
of poison; an antidote,

and f. -, p.
neg. and
b, >/, (as fr. a
to lie hid, or »/0|
oblivion) true, real, certain, au-

, ?, ., - ,
0a. Att. per. act. Att. to drive, turn away ; to re- unerring ; valid, decisive,
tlicntic,
pass, pper. pel, keep off, avert, set aside ; to competent; candid, sincere, honest.

.
^,
pass. Att.

,
.
.
,
^^'/.

, ,
. ,
1 a. inf. act.
fem. sin. and
and Poet.

—
assist, succour, protect, defend.
—
revenge,
to
retaliate.
-, -,
defend one

&c.
1 a.
for
1
' self,

\.
comp.

-,
same
-ov, (fr.
as
sup.

true)

,, ' ,,
mas. pi. par. 1 a. act. true, sincere; real, genuine, es-

-,
rr.
3 pi. 1 a.

b, Sync, for - ?, ,
sub. act. of
pi.

warm;
-, b,
Dor.
pres. sub. mid. of
, (fr.
for

heat)
1

hot,
sential.

rity, reality,
.
-, >/,

genuineness.
(fr. same) re-

,-
to avert) de- temperate, tepid» Also pi. fern. par. pres.

,
(

',-,,
fender, protector, guardian,.
^, -, Dor. for which see. act. of next.

voice)
three hours cifier
cock-crowing
(fr.

midnight; early
next, and
; the

, crowd, an assemblage.
-,
>;,

ther) a collection, gathering;

(fr. to ga-
a
,
/;, -,

,
f.

to
and
grind,
p. same a*

(fr.

\\, -,
morning.

, , same, true) truly, sincerely, really.

b, (fr.

-,

,
b, (fr. next) a and the mind) wandering b, , (fr. a neg. and

'
,
)),

,, -,
,
cock or hen

bed) a cock.
Dor. for
Sync, and Ion. for
;

.
a fowl.
b,

,
. ,,
(fr. a neg. and
in
mad,

and
mind, erroneous ; foolish ;
distracted.
-,
scalv, th.
a neg.

scale) without scales, smooth.

b,
a
,

'
(fr.
-<
,
booty, or
indigent.
-ov, b,
to cease)
ceasing, continual; restless, not
Xij'iov

>t,
(fr.
a crop) poor.

incessant,
neg. and
un-

,
", ,
3 pi. imp. or 2 a. ind. of
same
the

, as But
-ov, b,
of a mill ; with
(fr. to grind)
understood,
to be stopped.

—-
-, , Alcclo, one of the

,.
'/^,
\, ,
, , ,
Bceot. for
by Metapl.
3 pi. 2 a.
Ion. for
for the Att.
of or
a millstone.
-, ,
ler's wife.
-,where
(fr. same) a mil- //
,',
, ,
furies.
—
Att. for per. act.

,
(fr. same) pass.
£/,-, b, per.

,, , ,, ^, the city Alexan- workhouse, refractory par. of to grind.

,
and slaves were set to grind.

,
dria ;

-, '', -, , for A^o\. for

-. , -
an Alexan- the sons, or de- pres. mid. or pass, of

,
b,

,
drian

,
dria, or

,.
verse

,.,
;
;

,
}, ,ail
and
-,-, about Alexan-
Alexander, or a kind of
from
-,
scendants of Aleuas.

mid. —
Ion. for

par. Sync, for

inf. —
1 a. ind.

from
aknuu
per.

—
pass,

—
Or it is

of same,
put for

-,
or

.
b, (fr. to Att. for

^, ,
protect,
der, a
. .
,
and a man) ^iiexan-
man's name.
,
Dor.
See also
for cont. of
per. act.
per. pass.
-, -~,
par. of

, ,,,
See

, , , ,, ) ,
b, (fr.

-, ,
f],

-, ,
,
to avert,
/" <ums
.
sheltering, screening.

Or by Sync,
and
</ie

1 a. inf.
for
mid. of
the wind)
excludes air ;

1
meal, four.

-,
to
avert, keep, or turn off.
f. -, and -,
(fr.

avoid, shun,
to grind)

fee;

p.
Also
-,
to
wander)
straying

inf. act.
;
Dor.
of
for
(fr.
wandering, rambling,
mistake, error.
to

pres.

a. inf. mid. Dor. to grind. in the sense (fr. with which it is

^, ,
and Ion. for pres. inf. of to quit, flee, escape ; to the same in all its significations,

,, -,,
—
.
, -,
act.
opt. act. JEo\. of
-, -, 1 a.
or
shun, avoid, decline; to writhe,
twist, stiain, bend, in order to
except the
, par.
first, pres. inf.
-lv, imp.

,
,
avert) defence, protection, assist-
ance, relief, succour.
,
-a, -ov, (fr.
or capable of defending, protect-
(fr.

same) ft
to

,
avoid violence to conceal, hide,
;

shut up, as in order to avoid or

escape pursuit to collect, as-
semble, crowd together as for the
same purpose. Also to wander,
ramble, stray, as if for the same
;

,
,.
or 2 a.
Sync, and Ion. dXav, 2

,
stray)
-, , ,
wandering,
straying ; a vagabond.
rambling,
3 pi.

(fr.
by
a. inf.

to

,
,
ing, guarding.

curse's,

Alexias.
-,
prayer) a female wlio averts
or turns
-ov,
>,,

away
(fr.

b, the
same, and

prayers.
son of
reason.
-,
safety,
refuge,
fortress.
^,
Par. 2 a. pass.
-iv.
-, ,
security,
asylum
(fr.

;
last)
protection
a
escape,

bulwark,
; a
,-
caught or held
accessible

enough)
-,
b, f), (fr. a neg. and
to catch) not to be

;
-,
; impregnable, in-
incomprehensible.

abundant, numerous
b, fj, (fr.

,
-, , ,
avert, and
tive, preventive ; sub. a good
(fr.

evil) preserva-
to

, roving
-, ,
agoing astray;
(fr.

an unsettled
error,
to stray)
mistake;
life. ,
collected,

,-,
gether.
assembled, crowded to-

, Hales, a river in

,
;
genius, an averter of evil ; a de-
fender, protector, guardian.

and
guarding, defending, averting.
{., -, , , (fr. same, and
-, , ,
human)
(fr. same,
protecting,
truth,
-,
veracity
fidelity, faithfulness ;
rizlittousness. a. Ion.

true,
[,

-,
speaking truth.
(25)
(fr.
;

-ov,
reality,

. ,.
integrity,

(fr.
true)
fact

next)
Lucania.

>70
-, b,
to forget) indelible, not to
be forgotten, perpetual.
3 sin. 2 a. sub. mid. o'
, (fr. neg. and
,
, , (fr. next; to wander, -, b and , also take;

,
*o seize, catch, caplui s
to

. .' '.
stray, err ; to float. -ov, rb, (fr. next) a shrub of a salt find out, detect, discover ; to con-

", -, , (fr. to stray) or bitter taste

",, -,growing in deserts. vict, condemn. a. ind.

,a wanderer, vagrant, vagabond, and b, , (fr.

•
Att. impr. sub.

, ', , ,

.
beggar, mendicant. or the sea)

,,,,,. ,
salt, inf. par.
-,
>/, Althaea, a woman's salt, saltish, brackish, bitter; This tense and the perfect have
name. marine, naval; maritime. always a passive signification,

or pass, of
0,
,
-,
and
Ion. for

to heal,
and
recover;
cure;
see

to
imp. mid.

f.

,gry, barren.
-, b, ,
hunger) dry,
Also, gopd against
hunger, satisfying.
-, -,
(fr. intens.
thirsty,

(fr. '
and
hun-

the ,
, .
pres. inf. pass.

.
'
2 a. inf. pass,
-, ,
-
per. ind. pass,

Alisma, a plant.
-, , ,
-par.

(fr.

, .
, ,.
to grow increase, enlarge. sea, and to pour) flowing the sea, and to turn)
d. sin. of into the sea. employed on the sea, seafaring ;

'-, abundant, -, -, move round floating, or tossing on the sea.

,-
?'/, (fr. f. (fr. the
or enough) a company, as- same) to roll, turn, ; or -, f. p. -,

, ,
sembly, meeting. wallow, tumble. to wander, mistake
-,
,
to err, ; to
-, , f/, (fr. the to be engaged, concerned, sin, transgress, offend; to omit,
sea, and to blow) blowing

, ,
or employed about ; to converse,

,
neglect, fail in duty; to insult,

. .
,
from, or oier sea. or acquainted with. affront, abuse.

? or
iTie

-, b, (fr.
be intimate,
-,
, (fr. last) a fold, ', 2 a. sub. of or d.

, ",,
river.
the sea, and
the osprey.
-, , Haliacmon,
-ov,
move, with a neg. )
b, , (fr.
an eagle)

inevitable,
a

to
,
paddock, or yard, where beasts
may roll and tumble ; a maze,
labyrinth.

,
ed, pickled
-,
-, -ov, (fr.
;
b,
'
fruitless, vain.

, (fr.
salt) salt-

a neg. and
sin. of

par. per. pass, of

-,
Ion.

to sin) a sinner, transgressor

perversely wicked, reprobate.
, ,
for

(fr.

,
unavoidable; unable to escape,

, ,
, .
flax) without nets ; unfit -, , , (fr. same) sin-

, . ,
without resource ; (with a in- for nets ; improper for fishing. ful, flagitious a sinner.

,
;

,..,
'.
, -, , same) a sinner,
tens.) vehement, violent, in- Dor. for (fr.
tense ; incessant.
Dor. for
? , , .
-, )), a kind of wheat
porridge made of it.

,
;
transgressor.
see

,sea, and
-,
by the sea, seabeaten.

, ,
b,
to
, (fr.

wet) washed
the

, ,
Ion. for
Dor. for
Dor.
g. of

for '.
a. ind.
Ion. for
mid. of
-, b, (fr.
3 pi.

to sin,
2

,
-, , fh like, alike, simi- -,
b, , (fr. sea) of the and a guest) who insults or

, ,, ,
~mr, resembling. sea, marine. Also fain, false, abuses his guests ; inhospitable.
and -, ", (fr. empty, worthless, unimportant, (fr. same) to sin; to

,- a fisherman, th. the

sea) a fishing , flshery, supply of
silly,
ficant.
unmeaning,

- -,
idle, insigni- offend, abuse.
-, b, t), (fr. sea,

, ,
fish. b, , (fr. and to engage) employed
-, b, , (fr. sea, and to rear) sea-bred. on the sea, seafaring.
the sea, and a fence) sea- -, -, -, and •,

,
f. p. (fr.
a sinner,
', -,
bound, seagirt.

the sea) afisherman.

Att. -, b, (fr. ' vain) to frustrate, defeat,
disappoint ; annul.
-, , , (fr. same,
, '(fr.
transgressor, an offender ; a cri-
minal.
to sin)

, -, >/,
(fr. last) fish- and to wander) cruising, -, b, , (fr. «As sea,

,.
ing, fishery. roving at sea.. and to wear) wasted, or
-, -, -6 -, , worn out by the toils of the sea,

, -, /,
f. p. (fr. b, (fr.
same) pres. act. same, and to sail) floating, seaworn wrecked, shattered.

.
to fish. inf. ;

. .
salt)
f. -,
preserve with
p. - /ca, (fr.
salt, pickle,
' sailing
the
sunk in
ploughing, traversing
;
main; surrounded by, or
the sea. ,
, ., ,
f.

move, round.
(fr.
p.

vain) in vain,
t' to roll, turn,

to

,corn, aire. per. pass,

,-?
a.
(fr.

assemble, meet
1 f.

enough)
; to
<o collect,
gather, heap,
1

same,

-,
smelling,
sea.
-, -6
and
or
-, ,
to breathe)
breathing of the
'/, (fr.

,
no purpose, fruitlessly, amiss.

and

,
and

-cv, b,
Dor. for

Alcathoos, a

,
pile,

,.
sea,
accumulate.

and
-, o\,

-,
a sound) sea-re-
the Halizonians.
b, , (fr. the
and
-, , ,
splendent as the sea; seagrcen,
dark, azure.
"?,
purple)
(fr. same,
bright., re-

,
man's name.

,
(fr.

',
-, ,
-, ,
-, ,
strength)
understood,
lion's tail.
the son of Alcceus. '

,
sounding, murmuring, roaring, of Alcccus.

- , -,
sufficiently, enough, plenti-

,,. .
like the sea. fully, abundantly. -a, -ov, (fr. strength)
and
and
Dor. for
a city.
), Dor. for <, Elis, strong, noble, generous.
Alcceus, a man's name.
Also

-,7
,'
sea, and
Dor.

-,
for

b, ,(fr. the
to resound) sea-
See also

,
,
pollute,
taint.
-,

-, ,
f.

corrupt,
-, p.

(fr.
-,
contaminate,

last) pol-
to
,-, -, ,
,(.
defence, safeguard, protection ;

,
assistance, relief; a bulwark,
Alcander.
strength)

,
resounding, sea-beaten.

At
-,
b, , (fr. a neg. and
a. harbour) without a port,

haven, or harbour ; inhospitable,

dangerous.

and
-,
, (fr. the sea.
regard) Halimede, a
' ,, ,, , ' ,
sea, and ,
lution, taint,

,
purity, uncleanness.
,-,
contamination ; im-

the
the no'se of the
b,

waves) sea-flowing, sea-resound-

ing.
or
(fr.

f. p.
,
fortress.

mallows.

of
-, , wild mallows. mar$Ji

epithet of Hercules.
-,
-flSol.

f. -»,
for
-ov, b, Alcides, an

and
g.

f.

*ea-nymph. Att. to receive, -, (fr. next) to defend, protect

(26)
 ; ;

,
taw, preserve ; assist, relieve ; to other)
,-,
,
elsewhere, in another off, reject ; to alienate, eetranft,
Aav,from another

, ,,
avert, repel,

4V'/i "to >h strength, force,

vigour,
place.
place. corrupted, vitiated ; to change ir
to be changed,

,
, ,
power;
tude

, ,. ,
, .
labour, toil;

. ./, , , ,
,
;

-, -,
courage, bravery, forti-
help, assistance,
victory, triumph.
(fr.
relief;

last) strong,
JEo\. for

for
imp. of
g. pi.

which Ion
of mind, go mad.

same) change,
Dor.
-, Att. -,
alteration.
fj, (fr.

,, ,
, fof for
mighty, courageous, brave ; help- Poet, fur . pi. of -, b, , (fr.
ing, assistant. other, and birth) monstrous,
-, , Alccslis, a wo- Poet, for irregular, unnatural, strange.

,
"
man's name. inf. act. of

. ,,.
f. p. to
or -, , an (properly the d. of
'' " If a j), bound, spring; to dance,

,
herb ; anckuaa, bugtop. with part, or way to rise, get up ; to spring, issue,
-, , , (fr. understood) olherunse, else bubble up. imp. 1 a.
strength) strong, able, vigorous, another part ; elscudiere ; in ana mid. without the
powerful, mighty ; brave, gener- ther direction, in another way. _1.
.
asp. for pper. pass,

,
ous; helping, aiding.
', the descend- -,

,and
-, (fr.
speak)
other,

?,',
or for 1 a. mid. or for

,
to to allego- 2 a. mid.

,
ants of Alcmason. rize, allude to, hint at,
prefigure -ov, b, , (fr.
-, , Alcmene, a wo- represent metaphorically. other, towards, and

,-,
man's name. -, , (fr. last) an al-

,
other)changeable,variable,fickle,

, ) ,,
b, (fr. strength) legory, allusion, parable, fable. inconstant,
an avenger, asserlor ; defender, -, -uv, (fr. last) alle- -, -, another, other, the
patron, protector.

,
gorical, allusive. ot/icr ; the rest, some ; these, and
,

,
-, f), Alcyone, a wo- -, (. pi those; another's.
man's name.

, .
par. pres. pass, of (fr. last) elsewhere, to
-, ,

, .-
(fr. 'he sea, the expressions, or narrative con- another place, or purpose.

,and
or kingfisher.
,,, ,
to hatch) the halcyon,

,.
,-
taining the allegory, or allusion
an allegory, metaphor, allusion.
(fr. same)
another time, in another manner
otherwise, at

,
and JEo\. for sometimes, now and then.
—•
f.

acj, and (fr.

), Ion. for JEo\. for

-,

,?, . ,
strength) to keep drive away, Poet, for

,
off, fr b, {f,
(fr.
repel enemies ; to protect, guard, another's, and
save, preserve
a. Ion.
;

(properly the a. neut. pi. of

to assist, help. 2 allelujah.
-, , Ion.
-, , (fr.
for - an inspector) a meddler, in-
termeddler, busybody.
-a, -ov, (fr. ano-
with understood) in each other, and to eat) ther) not one's
other'' s, another'' s,
other respects ; but, yet, except eating each other; mutual dc ,
own ; strange, foreign ; differ-

,
unless, nevertheless, notwithstand- struction. ent, of another sort ; unsuitable;

' , . ?;', -,
ing

,'
truly.

,, ,
;

,
also, rather, yea, moreover,

-, ,
for
but indeed, yet, at least.
but only.
and slaughter,
mutual slaughter.

-, a.
g. pi. d.
f•,

tli.

-, -a,
(fr. same, and
to kill)

-,
absurd.

to envy)
-,
hate anothei
for excellence or success ; to envy,
to
(fr. same, and

,
(fr. to wants grudge.

,
it

change) a change, alteration, vi- the other parts, (fr. ano- -, (fr. same, and

,, . ^- ,
cissitude ; substitution, barter, ex- ther) each other, in turn, mutu- to think) to take a con-
change
- ; intercourse, commerce.
-, ,and same.
ally, reciprocally.
-, , , (fr. - trary part,
tranged, or averse.
-,
be alienated,

-, »7-
es-

,
Dor. added and race) a fo-

,
for other, f. p.

, ,
see reigner ; an alien, stranger. (fr. same) to alienate,

,. ,
'. Dor. for
and
-,
b, , (fr. same,
tongue) of a differ-
estrange ; to vjithdraw, emigrate
to claim, appropriate.
;

,
a sausage, and
Dor.

to make)
a maker of sausages, black-pud-
for

-, b, ,
a. sin.

(fr.
of

,-
ent language, an alien.

and
others,
-ov, b, , (fr. same,
to know) known to
a foreigner.
-, -', (fr. same, and , same)
(fr. same) strangely.

departure, separation.
-, Att. -, ,
alienation, estrangement

(fr. other,
(fr.

ana

,/
dings, &c. land) a foreigner, stran- to speak) to talk incoherent-
-?7?, -ov, b, (fr. same, ger, alien. ly ; to be deranged, or disordered

,
,
and

3
-, sin. 1
to sell) a seller of
sausages, &c.

of
1

f.
a.
act.
inf. act.
. ,, —
and
shape,
metamorphosed.
-,
b, , (fr. same,
shape) of a different
changed, transformed,

(fr. same)
in mind.

and
the mind)
-, f.

to
-,
to think, th.
think
(fr.

on
same,

other

,
a sausage, or such b, and tilings ; to feign, dissc?nblc, dis-

- -,
j

from eUewherc, from simulate faint, be distressed,

,
kind of pudding. another to

,
;

., ,
or -,
f. p. //- -, place, or quarter. distracted, or insane.

. ,
change, alter ; exchange, same) elsewhere, in a -,
--,
.
to (fr.

barter, substitute to succeed,fol- different place, &c. (pa»\ pres. act. of last)
;
-
§
" ,,
low in order ; to requite. 2 a. -ov, b, »/, (fr. same, and alienated, estranged, averse ; agi-

,' .
. per. pass,
1 f.
1 a.
2
sound) of a strange
using a different cry in
voice,
buttle,
tated,
sayie.
perplexed,

-,
distracted, in-

, ,
foreign. b, (fr. same,
f.

1 a. mid. ind.
1 a. act.
opt. -a, -ov, also in fern, - and a tribe) a foreign cus-

,
,, inf. (fr.same) other, different, tom, strange manner, rile, or ce-
for or ', diverse ; averse, discordant.
-,
rcmony.
same) a
some, the rest. -, f. p. -oV, b, , (fr.

and (fr. (fr. last) to change, alter; to cast stranger, foreigner; of moth*
(27>
 .) , , -, hi sink under weakness or sorrow

, ,,
race, tnbe, or nation, d. sin. (fr• the sea,

<50{, •, b, >;, (fr. same,

and to shake)
a sea nymph marine, seaborn,
an epithet of to grieve, despond.
same, and -
, «.
(fr.

,
;

/
and voice) different daughter of the main.
- to pant) to ache, be oppress-

,
language ; strange, foreign. -ov, and ed, to pant.

, . ,.
.
. ,
Poet, for
Poet, and Ion. for - -, b,
work) made from
, (fr. same, and

the sea, purple, neg. and

-, Att.
to break)
-, , (fr.
a chain,
11

,
,
, ., ,
imp. act. of
Poet, for

.
Poet, for
by Ectas. for
another) other-
violet-coloured.
-,-,
-, a neg. and
b, ,
a crest) without the crest,
par.

(fr.
2 a. act. of
bond, feller.

neg.
- -,
to pay,
unserviceable, unprofitable, use-
and
b, hi (fr•

tax)

,
(fr." less ; pernicious, hurtful.
wise ; beside, moreover ; idly, wanting the crest, unplumed, (same as next) par.
fruitlessly, in vain ; rashly, un- -, , (fr. a together, and pres. d. sin.

, , ,
intentionally
rectly.

.
-, , ' ; falsely, incor- a bed) a wife, consort
concubine. to skulk,
f. -,
shun,
(fr.
avoid,
to avoid)
evade ;

,
(fr. to Poet, for 2 sin. cont. flee, escape. 1 a. par.
-, -.
,
^. , ,
,1> ,
leap) leaping, dancing

, ,. ,. ,
bound, spring;

-
mound, tomb.
and iEol.
an eminence,
; a leap, impr. mid. of
impr. pres. -.
par. pres. act. cont. of
— a. sin. mas. cont. anxiety,
1

-, b,
f. mid.

perturbation,
(fr. to rave)
distrac-
-,

,
Sync, for par. pres. tion.
of 3 same)

,
Poet, for pi. (fr. to suffer agi-

"ISi hi ar>d -, {;, cont. pres. ind. of tation, or distress of mind; to

* the sea) a liquor that -, Alps, moun- rave, be mad.

-,
(fr. a\, the

',
, - . ,
,
remains in

-,
- , «
saltpits beneath the
salt ; brine, pickle.
tains so called.
or for
5--, $',
to
(fr.

faint, be dejected.
-,
same) to be

and
weak,

-,
-a, -ov, (fr. last) salt, sup. of b, (fr. a neg.
briny. S or rather the sup. of to release) a lictor, beadle, con-

-,

, . ,,,-
to

par.
.
-,
-,
(fr.

,
f/,

f.
same

tread, or rub corn out

ear, to thresh
1 a.pass,
Poet, for
;
as
and -,
a threshing floor)

to strike, fell, kill.

last.
of
p.

the
"?,
feeding,

"AAj,
', sup.
genius.
-,

agreeable, pleasant

,
-ov,
nourishing,
(fr.

the sea, the ocean.

b, salt;
;

wit,
meal)
cheering
comp.

fancy,
stable.

remitted,
binding.
-, b,
loosed ; not to be loosed, released,
requited ; fast, firm ;

-,
, (fr. next) a sinking,
or depression of the spirits, anxu
, (fr. same) not

-, -, -, , a wood, grove,
, -,
, f. p. (fr. a ety, perplexity, or distraction, oj
neg. and account) to make "thicket ; a lawn or open space in mind.

, ,
no account of; to neglect, slight
-
contemn, despise.
-,
a forest.
-, b, , (fr. last)
f. -, to afflict one's self,
fret, grieve ; to despond, despair ;
to wander in mind, be distract-

,
, (fr. last) contempt, woody, shady, leafy ; branching.

,' ., ,
slight, inconsistency, absurdity ;
rashness, temerity.
same) insen-
-, -bv,
skip) nimble, active, lively
(fr. to ed, rave;
triumph,
to
boast
wander
; to
;
be idle, do
to exult,

,
-a, -ov, (fr. Ion. and Sync, for nothing, live at ease.
sible, stupid, unreasonable ; con- 3 mid. of
sin. 1 a. Or indecl. alpha, the first let-

,
Greek alphabet. Me-

,
temptuous, scornful ; negligent for pper. of same. ter of the
of accounts. ??, -, , the head, or stock of taphorically, a beginning, source,

', ,
, , ,
-, , (fr. same) indis- the plough, into which the tail or origin.
-,

,
cretion, imprudence, rashness. handle is fixed. b, Alphmus, a man's

,
-, b, ,

,
and -, name.

)
-bv, (fr. salt) salt
(fr. same) irrational, brute ; un- ish, briny.
"",
or f. -, and
reasonable, absurd, inconsistent. to rave) to find, discover,

, - ' .
(fr. to (fr.

, (fr. last) unreasonably, fear, dread, apprehend. invent ; to earn, get, produce, re-
aosurdly. and ceive as wages. 2 a. act. ind.
/., -.-
, , , , ',
(fr. irrational) ab- Poetic verbs, opt.

,
(fi

surdly, unreasonably. -j to rave) to wander in mind, -, b, Alpheios, a river.

-, , the aloe. doat, rave; to faint, sink; to be -, ai, (fr. to
and -, an ox) those young

,
b, (fr. alarmed, shocked, angry, indig find, and
to thresh) threshing time ; nant. women, who from their attrac-
harvest. -, , (fr. tions, get presents from <heir

, . , -., ,
sea, from
(fr.
sea.
the sea)

', 3
from the Poet, for
and
not to be loosed,
fetters) fetters that bind
forever; an indissoluble chain;
lovers, when riches chiefly con
sisted of cattle; beautiful, en-
chanting, charming, bewitching ;

,
Ion. for sin. cont.

, .,. , . ,.
,
imp. act. of
-, same
2

opt. mid. of
-, ,
a. opt. act.
Dor.

(fr.
as

for
of

to anoint)
2 a.
d. pi. Ion.

3
par.
mid. of
sin. 1 a. ind.
1 a.

-ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and

grief) free from grief;
cheerful, gay, merry ; not griev-
act. —

-,
fertilizing, rich, luxuriant.

,
-, b,
a finder, inventor, discoverer
leader, chief, prince,
man, d. pi. Ion.
by Apoc.
(fr.

for
to find)

noble, ricf
; a

,
,
,
fat, grease
anointing,
tion.

/\
.
or
a furrow)
plough.
-,
'
ointment,
daubing

to
;

f. -¥,
makefurrows,
oil ;
oblitera-
an

(fr.
,,
ous, agreeable, graieful.

',
rb, ease, cheerfulness, mirth.
-,
distraction
distress.
b, (fr. to rave)
,
anxiety, disgust, perturbation,
of mind, perplexity,
,
,
parched corn,
-,
-,
-bv, (fr. a neg.
scale) peeled, or white from
cutaneous eruption, white.
-,
b, (fr. last) a kind «J
,
victuals.
flour,

and
meal;

*-

,Dor.
fi,

for .
same as
I
and
or
strength)
(28)
same,
(fr.
to faint; to\' ,leprosy.
2 a. sub. of
 ; ;

, , - , ,/,
- Dor. fur , -, rude, coarse, vulgar ; comp. —
, -. .
(fr impr. act.
ft, 3 sin.

. . a plantation of
a iloor) sup. pi. pres. ind. act. of

,
, , -
and tries, a vineyard;
I

grove, thic^t ; cornfield; crop,

grain ; harvest ; a thrrslam

, , ', .,.
floor, barn,

,
granary ;
a festival of Ceres
afield, tw
pidly, foolishly.
Ion.
(fr.

-, -,
last) ignorantly, stu-

for
(fr.
mark ;
to go
f.

be ttuappmmted
to lose,
-,
astray, deviate, suerve ; to
obs.
p.
) to mits a

'-
, area ; (fr. next) dusty, mistake, err ; to pass by, neglect,
and Bacchus. sandy, gravelly. omit; to sin, transgress, 'ffend,
-,
,
a thresher. ,
ing; an epithet of Ceres.

,, , " , ,
,
,-

.,
, Att.

-, -, Dor. or Att.
-, -, 2 a. opt. —
(fr.

-, ,
last) thrash-

(fr. same)

for
gravel

grind
;

to
-, ,
to pulverize)
for

the strand, shore.

(fr.

powder;
last) to
to
dust, sand,

pulverize,
ruin, de-
(fr. 1

'
crime.
a.

par.
par.

-, ,
Ion. sub.

(fr. Izsi)
2 a. ind.

fault,

,, .. ,
same as

',
stroy, reduce lb ashes.
2 a. impr Ion. for -, b, , (fr. neg. 3 sin. and — 2

,
,-,,'.
cont. of
per. of
. sin. fern. par.

, .
pres.
and to fight) invincible,
not to be subelucd ; unconquered,
untamed. Or (fr. a intens. and
pi.

-,
2 a.
-,
sub. act.
par.
-, -,
—
1 a. pass.
par. 1 a.
—

., .
see to desire) violent, furi- act. of
(fr. the same) ous, savage, fierce. Or (fr.

- -,from, (fr. same)

",
a tfireshing floor. intens. and Dor. any deviuiion right ; error,

',
,
-),
/Ae
a. sin. of last.
2 a. inf. act. of

in
-r;?,

of a fox.
»/,
(fr.

, , ,
a fox)
long.
length) huge,

-, ,
large, great,

(fr.

delicate) hardness, firm-

a neg. and
trunsgression, sin, fault
failure
offering.
; defect,

-, ,
blemish

(fr. same)
; failing,
; a sin-

sin,

, -?, same) a fall- ness, solidity ; forlituele, resolu- guilt, transgression; falsehood,

-,
ing of the hair.

fax,
(fr.
to deceive, beguile.
#, (fr.

same) to play the

tion,

soften,
magnanimity.
(fr.
soak,
aab
macerate
tender)
; to
to
de-
deceit; an offering for sin; pu-
nishment.
-6, b, , (fr. same,
-,
ning as a fox, artful, designing,

-,
,
fraudulent.
, (fr.

,
same) cun-

, -,
stroy, waste,
from
throw, ruin.
bab plain)
-,
consume. Or
to level, over-
(as and
minal,
sane, mad.
the mind) guilty, cri-
depraved, corrupt ; in-

-
- -,
, -,
-ov, rb, (fr. same) a Amaltheia, the
'/, b, , (from
young fox.

,
goat that suckled Jupiter. same, and a word) with a
-, , (fr. same) a >/, a -,
handful, gripe ; bad delivery, confused, wander-

-,
she-fox ; a cap of a fox's skin. sheaf. ing. Also deceitful, false, vain.

,
,
-, ,
cunning, malicious person.
-, ,
place for cleaning grain ; a con-
fox ; a crafty,

a threshing floor, a

stellation ; an area, field, sur-

, ,
, , ,
bind)

Ab
(fr. last) to gather into

handfuls, or sheaves; to grasp.

-ov,
who
,
-,same,
(fr.
and

tics
and
the sheaves,
to
a
ness,
attested.
-ov, , /;, (fr. a neg. and
a witness) without wit-
unsupported S/ proof, un-

-, b, , (fr.
sinner, sinful.

,
face. binde'. to sin)
-,
take) that may be caught, taken,
b, , (fr.

,.
,
to t

soft, tender ;
-,

-, , a
-bv, JE6\. for
unfledged. -, rb,
-, ,
(fr.
and
next) brightness,

,
or conquered ; relating to a cap-
ture ; intelligible, easy of com-
prehension.
, ., , . pres. inf.
kind of grape.
act. cont. of

,
lustre; a flash

glitter, sparkle, flash.

f. -,
of lightning.
p. -, to shine,

,.,,
-, -, -,
•
,
Att. , (fr. b, mushroom, or Dor. for a. pi. ol
same) a capture, conquest ; a fungus of some sort.

, -, ,
taldng, catching, a. sin. (fr. together, Dor. for 1 a. par.
-, -bv, (fr. same) taken, and to drive) a chariot, act. of

, . ,' ,.
caught, captured, subdued ; easy carriage, cart, vehicle. and -ov, b, ,
to be taken, &c. accessible. (fr. last) to travel in, (fr. a neg. and to chew)

same.
,
,
, , ^, ,
for
for 2

for
a.

.
sub. of

,
or drive carriages ; to cart, draw,
drag.
-, , (fr. same) a small
unchewed.
pres.

-,
inf. pass. cont. ol

], , ,
(is properly the neut. pi. of cart, carriage, &c. (fr. together,
Dor. one) with, together, same) and to run) to drive to-
-ov, b, , (fr.

,
along with

,
al;

-at once,
immediately.
; moreover, also, with-
at tfie

or
same time,
about carriages.
viz. bcb, a carriage road, high-
way.
(fr. same, and
, gether ; to clash, jostle; to ac-
company, attend.
-, ,
ning or driving together, the rat-
(fr. last^ run.

,
indeci.

,. ,
and ,
, ,
.
Heb. a mark.
-,
an oak)
-, ',
the breast)
neg. and
a\, (fr.
wood-nymphs.
(fr.
aj/awith,

neg. and
Amazons.
to frame) to make carts, car-
riages, &c.
-,
rb, Dor. for
-, , a trench, ditch, drain,
sewer, canal, conduit.
-, b, sv:eet marjoram.
tling of wheels; clashing of cha-
riots ; a track, rut.
Aavpb, -ov, b, , or -pb, -pa, -pbv,
dark, obscure, dim, indistinct
low, mean, ignoble.
-, (fr. last) to obscure,
;

-
(fr.
tc veil, cover,
tarnish, sully, soil
-,
,
to learn) to unlearn, to forget and ;

,
-ov,

,
ind. act.

, ,.
to be ignorant, uninformed, 1 a.

,
. -
!>,'
,
fade) unfading,
(fr. neg. and
ever-fair,
to
and to die. 1 a. opt. pass,
to be extinct,

,, , ,
-, -•

,
same) ignorance.
and -, , (fr. ever-young.
-, (fr. a canal) to for

,
wardly.
(fr.

- -, , ,
next) ignorantly, awk-

ignorance) ignorant, untaught;

(fr.
run through a pipe, flow along a
conduit; to obey, follow.
pres.
2
(29)
impr. act.
pi. pres. ind. or
— (from next)
peaceably.
without
and »^
fl^xung
, ,, , -,
AMB
b, , (fr•
to fight) without battle,
ne g• £ * human)
ambrosial, calm, sweet, balmy.
-, Poet,
divine, immortal; neglect, cease;
mind, dont be uneasy. Also
never fear, doni

, ,
or fighting, not quarrelsome; or adv. for; truly, certainly, sure-
unwarlike, peaceable. Also un- for (fr. night) ty > f0T instance, as for example,

,
co /^erao^, invincible ; incon- to miss, not to hit, to go wide of; to wit, namely.

,. ,- ,
testable ; impracticable. to stray, err. -, , (fr. to neg-

,
,
mow,

,
ther
-,

, ,.
cut
to

,
f. -,
down;
heap up, pile.

pres. inf.
p.
to

Poet, for
and
to reap,
collect, ga-
incorruptible.

on the
-,
human) immortal,

altars.
-,
for
b,

&c.
fj, (fr.

See
a neg. and
divine,

at, or
lect) neglect,
sion, oblivion.

cised, unpractised.
to
-,
negligence, omis-

-bv, (fr. a
meditate)
neg. and
unexer-

,,
. . -,
2

,, .
a. opt.

. ,
Dor. and JEol. for ava-

,
2 a. impr. mid. of
the middle
b, a boss or spike in
of the shield ; any si-
milar protuberance ; a knob, stud;
a hill, hillock, eminence ; the edge,
-,
a neg. and
neglect, omit,
to slight,
- -,
f. -,
disregard.
p.
he cares) to
pass by, overlook }
(fr.

,,. ,- ,,
, see
,
.
Poet, for

, -
or brim.
Poet, and Ion. for ava- negligent, remiss, careless
b, , (fr.

;
last)
neg-

,
Poet, and Dor. for 1 a. par. act. of ava- lected, slighted.

.
1 a. ind. act. of

sometimes used for Dor. for ,, from —

n.
1
pi. par.
f. ind.
1 a. act.
act. oi

,
,, ,
. , ,
Poet, and Dor. for ava-
2 sin. 1 f. mid of

,
.
— Dor. for
or stop;
-ov, b,

unbounded, extensive,
immense, large, great; willing,
a neg. and
to grudge) without stint
(fr.
-a, -ov, (fr.
neglected, disregarded.
(fr. same) carelessly,
same) to

neg
h*>

, and ready, prompt ; unenvied. ligently.

-, , the brow of a rock ; -ov

}
b,
}
(fr. same, and 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
a beach, shore, bank, precipice ; to intoxicate, th.

, ., , ,
an edge, brim, brink; the brow, wine) not drunken, sober ; not -,
Att. (fr. -, ,

8, , - , .
or forehead. intoxicating, averting drunken- to milk) a milking, drain-
-, b, a pot, jar, pitcher ; ness. Also subs, an amethyst, ing, emptying ; a drain, stiearn,
channel.
a violet coloured precious stone.

,
a cup, bowl.
-, same as Ion. for imp. careless) neg-

,
(fr.

for (fr. ind. mid. ligently, indifferently, contemptu-

to defer) by delays, te- -, (fr. next) pro- ously, slightingly.

,
ol,
diously, lazily. perly the principals in framed -, b, , (fr. a neg. and

,
(fr. blunt) to roofs and the rafters in smaller
;
to blame) blameless,

,
cause abortion. roofs, which by mutual resist- unblameable, innocent, faultless.

, , -,
blunt, dull, or
carry.
(fr. same) to
dim; to fail, mis-
grow ance support each other ; any
beam or timber
f. -,
in building.
p. to ex-

,
without complaint.

, -, ,
(fr. last)

(fr.
blame1essly

same free•
;

,and
angled.
-ov, b,
an
//,

angle)
(fr. same,
obtuse-
change, barter; to alternate, in-
terchange ; act, or take in turns ;
to converse, answer, reply ; to
, dom from fault,
Dor.
Amenas, name of a
for
blameless? *ss.

river
,-
jv, ,

....-
(fr. next) to biunt, to pass by, or over; to transport, -, -bv, and
-,
^rurn edge; make

. , neg. and

,
the to tarnish, ferry, or carry over ; to requite, re- b, (fr.

,dull, or
repress.

, -,
dim ; to

-, blunt, obtuse ; dull,

impair, weaken, pay, recompense, per. pass,
1 a.
per. mid.
1 f.

1
- strength, or to stay) weak,
infirm; flitting, evanescent, va
nishing ; restless.

, , ,,,
f.

dim ; heavy, stupid ; inanimate. mid. -, f. -, (fr. last) to

,- , ,
-, b,
weakness, or shortness of
(fr. last) duU -, f. -, p. weaken, debilitate, impair ; to de-
nes?., (fr. neg. and to smile) feat, frustrate.

, ,
sight. Dor. and Dor.

.
not to smile, be grave, sad.

,
, ,
; ,
take, blunder.

,
1 a.
(fr.
have weak, or short sight
same)

sub. pass,
to see badly,
; to mis- b, #,
sad, solemn
(fr.

and
-, —
same) dismal, grave,
; sullen, sour.
-,

-ov, b,
and Poet, for
d. pi.

purities
to clear
from
and

or extract the im-

oil ; to clarify, pu-

,)
-ov, rb, (fr. , (fr. neg. ana sweet) rify ; to strain, squeeze, press

,
to miscarry) an abortion. implacable, harsh, severe, cruel. to strip, cull, gather.

,, ,, , ,,, -
for
-, Att. -,
same) a miscarrying, miscar-
riage.
Dor. Ion. and Poet,
(fr.
, (fr.

de-
a. sin. or neut. pi. cont. of
-,
b, , (one of the ir-
regular comparatives attributed
to
ter,
belter, superior ; fit-
preferable.
(fr. a neg. and

of brightness. Or (fr. a intens.

and
to
look at) todazzle, blind; to darken^
cloud, shade, or obscure; to deprive

Dor. for to

, ,, .,,-, ,
lay) with delays, tediously, lazily. (fr. a neg. and to share) to rob of his portion, de-
-, prive, cheat, defraud, imp.

,
ft,
(fr. share) to deprive of their share ."

to

,-
throw
heap, a bank.
up) earth thrown up, a

Poet. Sync, for

to defraud, cheat, rob.

pass, of
Dor. for 1 a
Ion.
sub.
-, b,
1

neg.,
a. pass, ind,
-,
(fr.
-.

to deter,

,.
, -,
and
layer, trifler ; adj. indolent,
b, (fr.
work) a de-
pro

,
pres. of
Dor. for

-, p.
2 sin

to
and part) not to be shared,
or divided, indivisible.
A^£(Ji£u),same as or

.
f.

^-,
crastinating. milk ; to reap, gather, pluck be• and -,

),
f/,

, sia, the
fed the
,
, (fr. next) ambro-
food with which the poets
gods ; fragrance,
Ion.
-, - (fr.
-
neg. andlApAej,
fore ripe ; to extract, draw, drain ;

milked, par. pres. pass, or mid,

(pres.
to

impr. of
yield milk, be
(fr. next)
carelessness ;
ance, safety.
senvrity,
quietness,

-ov, b, , (fr. a neg. und

care) careless, confident,
confidence,
assur-

(SO)
 ; ;

, tecure, quiet ; unheeded, disre-

AMM
a mother) without a mo- , .,
,
Poet, for
AMN
2 a.

, ., , '. , , . , ",
garded. ther, that has no mother; mo- sub. act. of

.
,
(fr. last) indifferently, therless, orphan; unlike a mo- JE,o\. for a. pi. ol
securely, at ease. tfier, cruel.
",
,- ,.
Dor. for for neut. pi. of Poet, for Mo\. for

.
,1

.
,
1 a.

a.
,
,
-,

.,
ind. act.
sub. act.

,,
-, Ion.
—
—
for

Or by Sync
-},-,
1 a. and
-, f.

contrivance) to be
without means of acting ; to be
-, (fr. neg. Poet, for
large, great, so large.
very

,
act. of Poet, for

,
inf. 1 a.

,
, ,
tor
-
, , Or JEo\.
and
for
straitened, perplexed, embarrass-
ed ; to be at a loss, to want, to
par. act. oC
Dor. for which

,
,, ,.
. - -,
pa, and of need.
Dor. and iEol. for • b, , (fr. same)
is

,
Ion. for
for
pres. inf. act. ol

, and , - ,,, . ,
",
Dor.
1

, a. par.
for of
-ov, b, >/, (fr. a neg,
to transpose) un-
of
. pi. , wiiliout
a
less,
loss,

, -, -, ,
means, or assistance,
perplexed, anxious;
unskilful, without ingenuity,
and Ion.
art.
at
pi.

,
Poet, for
pres. ind. act. of avautvai.
or Dor. for ^-
1

, ",
par. pres. of
(fr. same) difficulty
changeable, fixed, determined.
-,
,
.
iEol.
. Dor. for

,
b, same,, (fr. perplexity, want of means, em- pi. of
and to remove) im- barrassment. Poet, for in

\,movable, firm,
,
unmoved.
established, set- -,
awkward,
b, , (fr. same) un- the midst, amidst, among.

. -,
,
,
tled ; skilful, artless; at a iEol. for g. pL of
-ov, b, , (fr. same, loss, distressed, perplexed; diffi-

-, ,

,
and to repent) not cult, unattainable, impossible

,
Att. amm\,
to be repented of, or regretted; not to be evaded, dangerous, bishop's weed, a medicinal herb

, ',
impenitent ; irrevocable. viischicvous, artful, insidious, in- and seed.

and
tent,

,
,
pented. , , -,
impeni-
to repent)
obdurate, reprobate; unre-
b, , (fr. same, triguing.

with
(fr. last)

difficulty.
-, , a fish so called.
in perplexity ;
Poet,
to intermingle)
gether, along with.
Poet, for
for (fr.
to-

, . ',
(fr.
-, b,, (fr. same, -, b, . (fr. a neg. and same) confusedly, indistinctly
and

. ,,, ,
to persuade) not to taint) undefiled, un- mixed among each other; pro-

., .
,
to be persuaded, positive, obstinate. tainted, unpolluted

,
; innocent, miscuously.

',
Dor.
-,
for
b, ,
(fr. a neg.
pure, chaste.
Dor. for for
or
d. pi. of .
Dor. and 2Eo\.

,
and

-
surable,
to measure) immea-
immense, boundless
unmeasured, not stinted,
, - -,
/, -,
pres.

,
,/ .,
by Metath.
inf. act.
~,
cont. of
for

a fight; contest;
par. act. of
Poet, for

-ov, , red lead, vermilion.

1 a.

fern. Dor.

\\ -,
trial of skill, contention, emula- JE,o\. for
b, f), (fr. tion. -, , for (fr

, , .,
same, measure, and (fr. last) to to pulverize) properly th«

',
,,
to speak)
babbling.
-,
sure, excessive.
talkative, loquacious,

b,same, and
,
measure) without mea-
(fr.

,
fight, quarrel, dispute ;

,
rival, emulate.

,
,.
Dor.

,
for
indecl.
-a, -ov,
d. pi.
Aminadab.
Aminean, relat-
of
to tie, dust of parched land
sand.
- -,
dusty, sandy, dry.
JEiOl. for
b, »/,
;
powdet,

(fr. lastj

g. pi. of

change, and
-, b, ,
a gait) chang-
(fr. to

, , ',
ing to Aminea; a part of Cam-
pania famous for its wines.
-,
-, b, Hammon, an

,
ing, revolving, returning, flow- Ion. and -, epithet of Jupiter.

.,ing again.
to proceed, march, move,
fl, a neg. and
(fr. to mix)
distinction, separation; property, mon.
-ov, b r relating to Ham•

,
pass over, or through; to over-
run, conquer,
change, alter.
-, >% (fr.
overthrow

to reap) a
; to ture,

ment.

,
,
,
,
cerity

, ..•
private right ; freedom from mix-

-,
pureness
;
; simplicity, sin-
seclusion, privacy, retire-
a grandchild,
perly of the

-, , same
-ov, b,

Dor.
(fr.

offspring.
young of sheep.
for
a lamb)
Pro-

,
a sickle, reaping-hook a spade, a vessel for urine a as

, ,
; f/, ;

,
fhovel, hoe.

be
Keb. amen,
it ;

ing Christ.
-,
b, , (fr. a neg. and
anger) void of anger, mild,
calm, temperate, meek.
truly, verily, so
the truth, mean-
,
,
hired,
. .
small ship.

, ,,, -
(fr.

rewarded.
neg. and

-, b,t),
hire)
without fee, or reward, gratis.
(fr.
disengaged; unpaid, not

-,a neg. ,
same) un-
3 sin.

of a lamb.
-, ,
Dor. Sync,
1 f.

Dor.
ind. act.

-a, -ov, (fr.

for
for
of

same) a ewe-
a lamb)

,
b, (fr. (fr.

\., -, b, f/,

to roll up) not spun, or

(fr. same, and a girdle, and
without a girdle,
a coat)
ungirded. Or
lamb.
-, f. -, and
reeled; unwound, entangled, per- (fr. a cop. ) wearing a girdle on (fr. next) to forget.
plexed, intricate; endless, im- the coat of mail. -, b, (fr. a neg.
-, -,
,
fi,

perfect, unfinished. (fr. same, and to remember) for-

-, and -, b, a cake to mix, the sea) and getful, oblivious; inattentive,neg-

,
made forbidding an intercourse, unso-
^., with milk. ligent ; ungrateful ; not record-

,,-,
. -,
\,
g. pi. par. 1 a. act. of cial, inhospitable ; dangerous, in-
accessible ; as an island without
ed, forgotten.
-, (fr. same, and

,
,
a reaper, mower.
-, b,
b, (fr.

,
vest-time, the harvest, crop.
-, b, ,
(fr.

(fr.
same) har-
to reap)

neg. and
a safe port. Or (fr. a intens.

cloua-copl.
a mist) cloudy,foggy,

rb,
a knot % tying, fastening.
(31)
(fr. to tie)
,
ingly.
evil) to
forgive, pardon.
forget injunes; to

(fr.

(fr.
last)

next) wi**"*
forgiv-

"
 AMO
iarriage-conlract, without wed- ', -, b, , (fr. same, and , (fr. about, and

.^,
,'.,
lock. shape) shapeless, deform- to have) to compass about,

and
-ov, , , neg.
to court) not en-
gaged, or promised in marriage ;
(fr.

,
,
ed, unsightly, ugly; unimproved,
uncultivated.
-, b, , one, some one, some-
.environ, enclose
arm, equip. 2 a. ind. mid.
with two augments.
; to clothe, dress,

•
, . .
,.
unmarried. body, any body.^ Also Dor. for for
,'*., -, ^, (fr. same, and
or for

,.
or (iEol. for

, to
nesty ; forgetfulness,
forgiveness.
remember) an am-
oblivion ;

, santly.
for
(fr. next) insatiably, inces- same
about, and
as
to hold)
2 a, ind. mid.
and

,
-,

,
-ov, ,, (fr. same) for- b, , (fr. a neg. and (th. lo set astray)

, gotten,
humble.
unknown, obscure, low,
stanched ;
lint) not to be slopped, or
insatiable, eager.
to
miss;
stray, err,
to
mistake
transgress,
; to fail,
2

, ,,
sin. a.
-ov, , the membrane co- -, b, , (fr. same, and par.
-, ,
,
,, ,
vering the
vessel for the blood
-, , (dim.
embryo in the
of the
womb ;
sacrifice.
a ewe-
a the
discordant
Muse) inharmonious,
; illiterate, unlearned ;
unbecoming, awkward, inelegant.
ror, transgression, sin, crime.
-,
(fr. last) er

.
. and Ion.

,
,
,
,
lamb)

, , .
-,

.
,
with young,

.
,
,
little

,
b,
-, ,
lamb.
a lamb.

to carry) a breeding ewe, or

, •
,
Dor. for
(fr. last, and - toil,
-,
, , (fr. same, and
labour) without labour,
or trouble, easy ; at ease, at
rest; indolent, lazy.
Poet, for
-»?> >h (fr •
to
sin.

name.
wander) mistake,

-ov, b,

—
about, and
error ; guilt,

Amplias, a man's

— —

, , .
a. pi. inf. act. '

,
(fr. next) without or Poet, for for &C.

,
toil,

-,
care, easily. Poet, for 2 a.
, -, Ion. for

, , - ~,
, .-, , ,
toil)
(fr. a neg. and
unwearied, indefati-
par. act. of
Poet, for 3
—
Poet, for
1 a. pass, of

, , , ,,
. , - \, ,
gable; incessant. sin. pres. ind. pass. Poet. for

,
pres.

, , ,
where ;
(fr.

son, or thing.
from
some one)
another place, per-
else- Poet, for
2 pi. 1 a. impr. mid. of - inf. of

city,
for
about the town.
through tint

,
and

,
,
,
next)
tual.
,
. ,,
,
,
,
, ,
.
turns, alternately, mutually.
-a, -ov,
alternate,
(fr.

and
reciprocal,
next)

b, //,
in

(fr.
mu-
&C.

along the plain.

Poet, for
Poet,

1
for
Poet, for -
a.
toil,

tether, trace
for
turmoil, or fght.
-, ,
used with oxen.
Poet, for
par. 2 a. mid. of
a
through the

collar, halter,

, ,
change)

, ., -,
retribution,, -,
-
a
], (fr.
change,
recompense
,
to ex-
exchange;

same) mu-
par. of
Poet, for
along the sea, through the sea.
and -, ,
man's name.
-,
, -~,
-,
b, or , and
b,

b, the forehand of a
Ampycides }
a

,
b, (fr.
tual, reciprocal; aiding, assist- Poet, for bridle which confines the fore-

,
,
ant.

, ,
Subs.

,
-,
be destitute,

, . pi. auxiliaries, allies.

f.

to
-, (fr. next) to
want, need.
vine ) viny, of
-ov,

-,
b, ,
tlie
(fr.
vine.
-, (fr. next)
a lock ; a bridle, rein, strap, thong;
a fillet, headband.
% or Svhc foi

,
-,

,, , (fr. a neg. and planted, or cropped with vines, and

,
b,
-,

,
a share) portionless, desti- fertile in vines. f. (fr. last) to ab•
up

,
a vine, vineyard, swallow, or suck

-
tute, needy. -ov, sorb, ; to

,
J},

\, , ,
-a, -ov, (fr.
milk) giving milk; milky ; white,
fern. Ion.
to
pi.
Dor.

-, , (fr. last, and

for a. ebb

—
and flow,

-, ,
-, —
-ov, and
-,

,
-,

, ,
\,
b, and work) vinedressing, work the almond tree.

-, ,

,
(fr. same) a milking ves- in a vineyard ; pruning. -, -ov, (fr. last) 0J
sel, milk-pail. -', , (fr. same) a the almond tree, or fruit, like ar

.
-, b, same) milking vinedresser, a labourer in a vine- almond.

,
(fr.
time; evening, night. yard. -ov, , (fr. same) ar

,
,
4

, ,
,
offour
-, ,

,
-, ,
to taint) unpolluted.

and, honey.
fj, (fr.

a pudding, or cake
a neg. and
and
vines.
-,
to
-, , , (fr. same,

grow) planted with

(fr. same) a
'
almond.

ov, ,
-, , and
(fr.

a scratch, rent, tear, pull, plw \

to scratch)

,
b,

.
,•

, . and vineyard. a cut, wound ; a gibe, taunt.

)., , '
-a, -ov,
•,
/,
b, , (fr. dark) a. sin. of last. Poet, or iEol. for
-,

,
dark, dusky, obscure.
'
Poet, for 2 -, dark, dusky, ob.

, •,
same) a. ind. act. of scure purblind, short-sighted.

,,,
(fr. to follow, at- sin. 1 ;

tend, wait upon. Poet, for 2 Or (fr. water) wet, moist

-, obscure, dark, a. par. of damp.
-bv,
-
, shady ; subs, a companion, fol- Lacon. and JEo). for -ov, b, ,
(fr. a neg. and

-•, , ,
lower, attendant. 1 a. inf. of to initiate) not entered, in-
-, f), (fr. toclari• — Poet. itiated, or instructed; profane,

,,
fy) the kes of oil; an herb used for 1 a. impr. act. vulgar.

,-, an island. ,
in dying purple. The name of and
act. of
1 a.
-,par. fern.
or
-,
-,
-,
, Poet, for
b, a man's name.

', , same , , (fr. neg. and

{, , ,
b, as
-ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. and -ov, , and to speak) inexpressible
iidpof a share, th. to di- -, , (fr. next) clothes, clothing, unspeakable, ineffable, unuttera-
vide) portionless, without a share; dress, ble.

destitute; unfortunate, helpless. and jEoI. for -ov, b, f}, (fr. same, and
(32)
 ;; ;,

,
,^ ,,,,, ,
,to low) without the low- -, -ov, (fr. same) clear, mani-
-, Att. -, ,
-,^, and

, •
in ;, or noise of cattle ; without fi st, ojjcn, plain, explicit ; re-

,.
(fr. to

, ,. ,
herds ; poor.
vealed, disclosed. clothe) dress, vesture, a garment.

, ,, -, -,
so culled from it.

,
Dor. for
-,
at, Amycla:, a city
of Laconia ; also a kind ofshoes

(fr. hist) to speak in the Doric,

a.
&c.
Dor. for
Dor.
imp.

about, and
(fr.
the axle-tree) to deviate
-,

for
-'

1
for
also Poet,
-,-'2

a. ind. act.
and or
f.

(fr.
a. sin. fern,
par. per. mid. of

mid.

go) to go round eibout ; to

to
about, and
of

- p.

,
or I^aconian dialect. encompass, surround, environ ; le,
-on,
made of boiled wheat.

,
-ov, b, , (fr.
,
(fr. next) bread

neg. and
a mill) unground, whole
but soaked.

,
, ,
from the track, swerve ; to sway,
swing, or hang unsteadily ; said
of a chariot which hangs, or
moves

, ,
ill.

or (fr.
survey ; to guard, protect, de
fend ;

to
to invade.
(fr. same, and
cast) to put, or cast round
about ; to enclose, surround, en-

,
-ov, rb, (neut. of last) boil- about, and a crash) viron ; to comprise, contain ; to
ed wheat, starch.
-, , ,
to crash, rattle, stun.
', revolve, consider ; to doubt, hesi-

, -, ,
irreprchcnsible, Ion. for tate; to litigate, dispute ; to clasp,

, ,
blameless ; innocent, upright, -, ,

, ,. -
(fr. neg. and to embrace. 2 a. sub.

-
, .
worthy opulcnt,fine, grand. speak) muteness, silence ; stop- act. 2 a. impr. mid.

,
;

, -, ), page of utterance,

,
and (fr. hesitation, per- par. 2 a. act. of

,
to aid) protection, defence, plexity.
help, vindication, revenge. -, , a lopped trunk -, , Ion. for •

,
-, b, Amyntas, a man's of ajir-trce.
name. for -, Att. -, , (fr.

,,
-ov, Tb, (fr. next) a pres. mid. cont. of
inf. to surround ) an enclos-

,
defence, fortress armour. (fr. -, about, and ing, protection, surrounding; a

-,
;

, , surprise, ambush; a controversy,

to touch) to handle, feel.

.
to

,.
-ov, b, (fr.
—
aid) assistant, helping, relieving imp. mid.
-, elispute.
defensive.

, >/,

,
tor.
(fr.
-, and
same)
a defender, helper,
protector, avenger. Also Amyn-
,-,
,.
-,. ,
Ion. for

3
imp. act. of

sin.

3
2 a. ind.

sin. 1 a. pass,
pass, of

of -
ways,
ous.
-ov, b,
and

(fr. next)
with a net, catch fish.
fi, (fr.

life)
both
amphibi-

to fish

'
, , -, ?'/,

, .
f. p. to help, -ov, Tb, (fr.

,
assist,

, ,' ,
, , .-
for, defend,

-,,-,
succour, relieve
guard ;
; to
to avert, re-
fight
act.
3 sin. cont. imp. ind. around, and
fishing net, seine,
to
or
throw)
dras

,
pel ; to avenge, punish, requite. same as net.

- Ion. and Poet. Sync, for b, i„ (fr. same, and

--,
Dor.

.
pres. pres. inf. of to shout) resounding, re-

.
tor inf.

'
,
pres.

,
sub. . ,
.
,
. ,
Dor.
ind. 1 a.
for

•,
act. ind.
-p. inf.
3 pi.
.
2 a. ind. act. of

Bceot. for
echoing ; celebrated.
-, Att. -,
b, (fr
to cast) a fisherman.

, , , -, ,
mid. inf. 1 1 a. ind. pass, of (fr. next) doubt,

,
,, .
f. pass, mid. doubtfulness, uncertainty, per-
-. 1

,.
f.

-, -, -, 2 a. ind. act. of plexity.

-, Att* -, , same as

,
-ov,b, , (fr. about,
for pper. and to cast) doubtful, du-
-, -,

/ . ,
to scratch,
or -,
scrape
1 f.

f.

;
of
-, .
to tear, rend,
ind. pass,

about, and
- -, b, ,
the edge) two-
(fr.
bious ; distracted, perplexed
double ; assaulted on all sides.
-, b, fj, (fr. same,
lacerate ; to pull, pluck, twitch edged. and a mortal ) that guards,
;
--, , ,

, ,
same,
to taunt, fret, exasperate. 1 a. (fr. or protects, covering, saving, pre-
:>"
r
>, ( r.
mid.
a neg. and to close
and
over, roofed ;
to cover) covered all
enclosed ; unseen, ,-,-,
serving.
per. ind. imd.

,
the m->u h) at a draught, hastily, hidden. of
atone?, ill at a breath, without -ov, b, f), (fr. same, (fr. about, and -
.,
drjwin t~ urealh.

, :, , (fr. same) a
ana
bious
a dispute) doubtful, du-
disputed, questioned.
;
to rejoice) to rejoice publicly
to exult.
->;,. -, -
:

,
drir.king vessel ; a drinking bout a prep, governing the g. d. f. (fr.

, doubt, and

' ..
,
emptying
draught.
,-,, ,
large

and
glasses at

-, ,
a and a. cases in all its varieties
of signification. About, round
about, on both sides, on all sides ;
understand partly, know imper-
fectly ; to doubt, hesitate.
to know) to

,
same as

,
about, beside, near, at, with; -ov, b, fj, (fr.

for about, for, concerning ; for the about, and to be born) by

-, (fr. about, and sake of, on account of . a former marriage, a stepson, or

,, , ,
not to know) to be slight- John and his disciples daughter.
-,
,
;
ly info~med, to know partly, imp. sometimes John only. , §, (fr.
act. -ovv. Tlpabv. Priam ; his suite, court, on both sides, and lame)
— — or train ; where he might be lame of both legs, limping.
for

and

, , , .
perspicuity
, -, ,
to
&c.

openness, plainness.
;
(a. sin. of last, with
understood) clearly, plainly.
-ov, b, ,
(fr.
appear) clearness,

and
intens.
supposed to be.

p. pass,

around,
girt
f.

sea-beaten.
-,
to clothe) to put on, dress, clothe.

-ov,
and ',
b,
(fr.

(fr.

the sea) sea-

lames, or
two-edged
-, , , (fr. same) that

tottering, quivering.
wounds with each
;

(fr.
pointed at both ends

to burn) to be all inflames,

kindle about, blaze around; tr.
around,
edge,

and

C33)
,
,
, ,
,
,
Oe agitated, in commotion, or dis 3 sin. pres. ind. act. JEo\. and Poet, fa

, ^, \
turbance. with added of last. par. act. of

mas, a man's name.

-, , Amphida-
to
(fr.
manage) to
about, and
conduct, order, and
f. -,
1 a.

to roll)
(fr. aboui,
to roll about,

, , ,
hairy,

. ,
both sides, and

, .
-, on
snaggy)
rough, nappy on both
sides ; very thick, or rough.
-, (ir. manage, govern ;
tain ; to be engaged, or concern-
ed in ; to take care of; to prose-
cute ; to follow, pursue.
to treat, enter- throw down, make
fall.

bot.'i ways, and

-,
a cup,
,
lumUe,

(fr.
.<

«fd».

, ,
mid a two-handled cup ; or a dunk-
Ion. for
per.
3 sin. pper. (fr.
see
about, and - ing vessel made of two cups, with

, ,. ,
mid. of to settle) to adhere, cling, or the bottoms joined, so thai while
-, al, (fr. about, stick to; to sit down about, or either serves for drinking, the
chains, fetters
to tie) before ; to besiege. other answers tor a foot. See

,£
ornaments Jor the ankles. -ov, b, , (fr. same,

,,, ,-,
-, , //,
(fr. on and the sea) surround- or -,

,
both sides, and right- ed by the sea, sea-girt ; near the -, , , (fr. around, and
handed) ambidextrous, using
each hand equally ; double deal-
sea.
- -, b, , (fr. same, extensive,
to take) ample,
wide spreading; um-
large,

'
ing, ambiguous. and to bloom) flourish- brageous, shady ; seizing alt

, ,$ ,
round ;
to
Ion. for
,
about, and
f.

-,
-,
to be cautious, attentive ;
watch, observe.
to look) to look

b, f),
(fr.

a.
(fr.
pass.
ing, abundant, prosperous ; hav-
ing both father and mother alive ;
blooming, full-grown.
,
(fr. same, and
to see) a double theatre,
an amphitheatre; a circus,
around.

-,
'and
f. - f.

(fr.

to
(fr.

to dig) to dig about.

-,
speak)
and
on both
to
about, and

sides,
speak am-

, ,
intens. and last) the last, course. biguously ; to hesitate ; to dis-
very last, smallest; the second, -, b,fj, (fr. both, pute, quarrel»
of the second course ; and thence and to set) that may be -, , , (fr. same) in

,,
delicate, sumptuous. placed either way. Spoken of a aoubt, doubtful.

, -,
(fr. about, and cup, either end of which may , (fr. same) doubt;
^,
,
to whirl) to roll, turn, be used for drinking, and the a quarrel, dispute, altercation.
wind, whirl about, or flutter other as a foot.
-, - -, b, , (fr. same)

,
about; to surround, environ.

, $
mid.

ind. pass.
-, -, per.
f.

about, and $
to run) to run
round about, or up and down ; to
(fr. ctoubtful, questionable
tious, litigious,
-, ,
; disputa-

quarrelsome.
Amphilochus, a

,,), ,
(fr. same, and frisk, gambol. man's name.
to spy) to spy, lie in wail; to -, , , (fr. on -ov, b, , (fr.

snare, entrap. both sides, and a door) about, and dawn) dawn-

,
doubt, and

,
-,
an opinion) to
doubt, waver, fluctuate.
f. -, (fr. having both a font and back
door ; or a double door.
(fr. about, and
ing, glimmering,
break.
2 pi. 1 a.
about day-

imp. mid.

,,
-,

, ,.,
b, , (fr. same) dis- to cover) to cover over, of
puted, uncertain, dubious, am- enclose, envelope ; to overshadow, or -, f. -, and
biguous, doubtful, double-mean- veil. 2 sin. 1 a. -, (fr. about, and
ing. sub. 3 sin. 1 f. opt. to wipe) to rub down, wipe all
—
- -,-,-- b, act.
- -, over, wash off, clean away. 1 a.

,
,

,
and ,, b, f/, (fr. ind. mid.

,
(fr. on both sides, and on both sides, and a head) Dor. for

,
cheeks,

,
to strip the bark) torn
much abused ;

, - lacerated,
disfigured, as in mourning.
-, -,
on both having two heads,
dles ;
dled.
double-headed,
tops, or han-
two-han-
-, , ,
mother)
unborn.
(fr.
still
same, and
in the womb,
a
yet

.
or f. (fr. same, Ion. for (fr. same, and
and or to enter) to put 1 a. par. act. of (fr. to fight) to flght all round;

', wrap round, and

,
on, dress, clothe. through, to to assault, besiege.
-, -,
,
b, , (fr. same, and split) to split through, cleave, -av, (fr. same,

, to enter) open al both sides,

-
, ,. , .
pervious, passable ; accessible.

.
. '
par. 2 a. act. of

par. per. pass, of

-, -ov, (fr.
-
both
cut asunder;
round.

same, and
and
to

about, cut, or lop all round ; to

chop, or cut clean off. 2 a. ind.
pass,
peel off, strip

to clip)
-,
to
(fr.
clip
and
gloomy, n.

about, and
-,
black)
pi. fern,
f.

to bellow) tu
low, bellow, roar about, or exceed-
ingly, per. mid.
(fr.
-,

same, and
black, dark,

(fr.

,,, - , ,.
ways, and to turn) im- -, , b, same, (fr. to pasture) to herd, graze, pus
pelled, moved, or rowed on both and to overflow) washed ture, live, or dwell round about.
sides ; that may be turned either around ; surrounding, circum- -, f. -, (fr. same, and

•- ,
way. fluent. to scrape) to scrape, or rub

,
and

.
ana

dress, clothe
,
,
f.

or
; to
(fr. about,
put on) to
to
decorate, adorn,
p.
tens. and
-, , ,
foliage) covered
with hair ; leafy, branching, hav-
ing a great foliage.
-,
(fr. in- all
a.

name.
over ;

-, ,
to polish thoroughly.

Amphius, a man's
1

,',>'
embellish. 1 a. act. ind. f. (fr. -, , /, (fr. all

-, -' mid. a dart) thick

,
sub. about, and hang) round, and

'.
to to
par. mid. hang round about hang with darts, bristling with spears.
per. pass,
and
Ion. - upon, suspend.
-, (fr.
;

same) to
to,

hang
or
-,
, , (fr. same, and
a plain) plain, or level all
par. }
about; to beset, surround, be- round, surrounded with plains.
and siege, invest. (fr. same, and
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 )

to toil) to work hard, Miour, be

,-,
very busy, employed, engaged, or
concerned.
b, ^,(fr. same,

,
about, and
compress, bind
cover,
par. 1 a.
dress,
mid.
- -,
, ,,
up
to contract) to
together; to kle about.

pass, of last.
-,
AN
spill ; to scatter, spread, or

-, 1 a.
sprm~

par.

,
and a neighbour, wh. b, , (fr. -ov, , (fr.

,
{,,

', .
about, and to build same, and to crown) to pour about) spread, scattered,

.
fr.

,
building, living, or dwelling near, crowned, bedecked with garlands ; thrown, or cast up ; encompassed
or round about ; a neighbour.
-, (fr.
'
filled up, quite full.
f. -, (fr. same, and
with an earthen rampart, fortified.
same as

, ,
round about, and to turn) to place) to stand around, ,
- ,-,', -ov, b, (fr. on

.
to

,
turn about quickly, wheel,

Ion. for
-, -, 2
3 sin. cont.

,,,
imp.
surround.
/, (fr.
the mou\\\) double-tongued,
same, and
both
lame in
maimed.
sides,
both
and
legs,
lame)
crippled,

,
a. par. of deceitful, insidious ; fulse ; with -ov, and

, b
two faces. same, and

.
-ov, , (fr.

, , ,
about, and
(fr. (fr. same, and a road) a meeting, or cross-

,/ -,\, ,
an army) ing of roads ; a street, thorough-

,.. ,
to press) to compress, to besiege.
squeeze, constringe, clasp, grasp. -, -, par. 1 a. fare ; a round about, circuit.
(fr. same, and to pass, of Poet, for with
fall) to embrace, clasp. — slaughter, murderous.
and -, , and -, , -, and -,

, - ,,
-ov, b, Sync,
-, b, , (fr. same, and (fr.same, and tapestry) for
to beaten
strike) all round; tapestrynapped on both sides, -a, -ov, same as /-

,. -,
dashing about ; striking, or ham-
mering upon.

, ,.
,, hangings the same on each side,
rich, embroidered tapestry. -a, -ov, (comp. of

-,
same, and (fr. (fr. same, and to both) both together, d. pi. mas.

-
,
to be with) to walk about,
walk with, accompany, attend.
-,
, - , stretch) to
the arms, embrace, clasp,
\,
extend, stretch out
and
fern,
Ion. for

,,

,.
,
, -
Amphipolis, a 1 a. par. pass. and
city.

about, and
-ov, b,
to be) an at-
{/,

,.
(fr.
pres. impr. act.
same as
-, p. (fr.
Dor. for

, from
both quarters,
a. pi.

on
tendant, companion, follower ; a
minister ; a servant, page.
-, (fr. same, and
, , ,
, ,-, \
bind,
about, and

-,
to put)
to put round about, put on, gird,
both sides, on euch side.

, 1 a. opt.
Poet, for
mid.
-

, ,
to toil, th. to work) to b, , (fr. same, and for through tht

/. -
labourat, toil about ; to faint, be
weary, exhausted. 1 a. pass. ind.

and
open
to pierce) pierced through,
at both ends.
-, ,
wear away)
(fr. same, and
', trees, plants, shrubs.
g.

and
and d.

, f), on both
(fr.
an ear) a
both.

,
(fr. same, to the sea- sides,
and to fly) to fly round coast, beach; the sea, ocean ; part of the helmet which protected

, an ear-piece; an ear,
Amphitrite, a marine

,
about, flutter over, deity, the ears,

, ,
,',
3 sin. imp. mid. Neptune's wife. or handle ; a cup, or » esscl with
-ov, b, fj, (fr. same, and -, (fr. about, and two ears, or handles.

ing
fire)
all
on fire, burning, flam-
round.
-ov, b, , (fr. fame, and
a man's name.
to tremble) to tremble all
over, to quake, be in dread.
-, h, Amphitryon,
,, - -?, , , , -ov, b,

two ears, or handles.

and
(fr.
and
same) with

,,

.
to flow) circumfluent, flov:- -ov,
a neg. and

', ~, ', by Epen.

ing around; encompassed with Au- disgrace)

,
for (fr.

water. -ov, b, the son of the faultless, without blemish ; blame-

-, -ov, and last. less, guiltless, innocent, g. Ion.
-, -,

,
b, f), (fr. same, and b, f], (fr.
an aperture) torn, broken, abrupt, about, and a crest) with a (fr. last) blamelessly,

,
rugged ; rough, set with spikes ; double crest, set with studs, stud- innocently.'

,
open, perforated, railed, latticed,
boned.

, -6, , Amphiro, a wo-

ded all
bright) very
over.
bright,
splendid, glittering.
Or, (fr.
shining,

,, , .
,
, riferous shrub
b,
-ov, To,amomum, an odo-
and gum ; ginger.
Amon, a man's name.

, ,.,
man's name. (fr. same, and to Dor. g. pi. of
Adv. (fr. about) on flee) to escape, to get clear off. 3 pi. cont. pres. ind. pass.
each side, in the middle, between ; -,{(. same, and — Poet, for
without, separate, apart; discord- to frighten) to fly on all d. pi. cont.
%

par. pres. act. — %

-, -
—
.-
antly ; around. sides, be totally routed. 1 a. ind. 2 Sin. cont. of
-, (fr. last, and pass, 3 Bceot. -, -, pres.

,
/, pi.

, ,
to go) Amphisborria a opt. act. of
kind of serpent, feigned to have -, Ion. -, some) some way,

,
b, (fr. (fr.
a head at each extremity ; and same, and to carry) a pitch- by some means.

, ,
capable of moving with either er with two ears or handles. indecl. Amos, a man's name.
end foremost. same, and
(fr. to (fr. some way,

,
pause ;
-,
trovert ; to debate, plead.

,
to doubt, hesitate,
to dispute, question,

-, Att. -,
-, ,
doubt, hesitation ; suspicion ; dis-
pute, controversy,
pleading, debate.
litigation ;

f. -,
(fr.

(fr.
con-

and
last)
yawn)
up, devour.

,
ing mane.
to

1
-<2>,f.

to pour) to
gape wide; to swallow

-, b, (fr.
hair) with long hair, with
hair loosely flowing

a. inf. act.
-, pour
;

(fr.
same, and

with a flow-

of
same,and
out, shed,
,
N
AN.
use
an
soever,
any how.

nut

united.
enclitic, and

trees.
A
is
-, ,
whose general
particle
render indefinite the
to
word or phrase to which it is
It gives the force of
how) how-
however, in any manner,

chestnuts, chest-

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 ANA ANA ANA
tie and sometimes
Potential,
of the Optative mood, to the
,
mount) one who mounts, a
horseman.
rider,

, ,-,
' .
throat) to gargle down, resorb,
swallow, or soak up. 1 a, ind.

,
Indicative. Frequently, it can- -, b, , (fr. same) that JEo\. opt.
not be translated distinctly ;
but generally signifies, if; as
if ; truly, indeed ; even, per-
haps ; whether ? It answers to
may

, . ,
accessible.
,-,-,-\>(6
.
be mounted, or ascended,

vowel, per. ind. act. of

3.
-, -,.
(fr. same, and
1 a.pass.
-,
to gnash)
to bewail, moan, or lament with
f.

the English termination -ever,

as,
till,

the

,
as.
end

,,, ,
,
whosoever.
until.
that.

for
—
,
",,
or -soever, added to other words ;

,
",
, whether —
,
that,
even as, so

even, even
, to

or.
if,
, -
act.

,
,
tens,
of

and

(fr.up, and
f.
-via,

per.

-,
bring) to take, bring, or carry up
to
act.
which
-,

p.
par. per.

fr.

see.
in
outcry, to howl mournfully.
viz.
clay) the turning of tfie
sod, ploughing ; the earth thrown
up by the plough, particularly
that which sticks to the sod.
inf. —
,
(fr. same, and

-^

,. ,, ,
though, or for if. to cause to mount, or ascend, force -bv, par. 2 a. act. Att. redupl.
— —
Av, Dor. for
possessive
.
the a. fern, of the
,
, , his, hers, its,
up; to set, or place upon, put
on horseback, or on board; to -,
pres. pass.
inf.

-ov, par. pres.

, ,
theirs ; and of the relative, , withdraw, remove privily. 1 a. pass, of
3, who, which, what. -,

,
>/, the herb pirn»

for , ,
Av, Poet, for the Adv. and
or the verb. See
Att. for
opt. act. cont. of
-,
pres. pernel, sea-purslain, brook-lime,
or calves-snout.
-,

,
them. or (fr. 1 a. impr. act. oi
ANA N
,
prep, with an a. or a g. again, and
come
or to live) -, ,
f.

sometimes ; back along, up to revive, to life, live over (fr. again, and to

,
against, up along up ; over, be- again.

-
, in return, bring back
tell) to tell

-, ,

•
yond; up and down, to and -, answer; to tell, leach, explain, de-

'
Att. (fr.

, •,
throughout,

- . .
fro, backwards and forwards ;
among ; during, at,
hist) a return
the dead, resurrection.
to life, revival from

same)
clare openly; to publish, or pro-
claim with authority. 1 a. ind.

,
upon ;

,
whilst, above, apiece, to or (fr. to animate, impr. inf.
for each, severally ; with ; about ; enliven, bring to life ; 2 a. act.

-
.
in, into ; according to ; with a to revive, relurnto pass, pass.
-, life. per.

,
,
and

,, ., , ,
d. Poet, up, upon, in, with. f.

,
rise, stir.
verb, put for

.
v
and Poet. Av, adv. up
Some consider it a
and that
p. -, again, and
(fr.

to bud) to bud, sprout,

spring, or shoot forth afresh.
pass. —
par. 1 a. act. of
-, -ov, par. per.
-, -,

, ,.
for 2 a. impr. act. of (fr. same, and to Dor. for
' as also look) to look up; to look again, pres. inf. of
-,

,
'Ava, for and that for or attentively ; to receive sight, (fr. intens.

.,'
, .
3 sin. 2 a. ind. see again, recover and

,
act. of tlie sight. to laugh) to laugh

, .
, -- , - ,
Ava, v. sin. of
for

a. impr.

, -,
for

, -i<5oj, ,;,
or

or

and
by Apoc.

2
same)

ti n ? ff"y
-. Att. -, ,
recovery of sight.
-. Att. -?, ,
to defer)
deferring.
a delay, put-
(fr.

(fr.
heartily.
-&, f.

again,and^wa^ to breed)
beget again, regenerate, renovate,
renew, per. pass',
-, -, p. (fr.

to

,
, (fr. up, and fr. afresh, and or rather ,

, ,' . ,,.
step)
a. step, flight of steps,
staircase, ladder ; a degree ; a

,-
coming, or going up.

, -, ,
-,
and -, ,
, (fr. next) a ladder,
case, slepping-board.
-,
stair-
to gush,

same, and
-, f.
which see.
-, -,
to shout) to cry
aloud, shout, bawl, exclaim. 1 a.
par. neut.
-,
p.

rd, (fr.
(fr.
f.

same, and to know) to

recognise, acknowledge ; to know,
understand; to learn by study,
to read ; to advise, persuade. 2 a.

.
act. avfyvujv, per. pass,
p. (fr.

.
f. p. to puton) a short cloak; an out- 1 a. pass, sub. 3
(fr. up, and to go) to er garment ; a robe. sin. vat.
go mount, climb,
up, ascend, -, , (fr. same) an emp- f. -, p. (fr.

,, -, ,
scale ;

' ' ,
embark, go, or put on

,. ,.&..
board ship; to put to sea; to
rise; grow, spring up ; come into
the mind, occur. 2 a. ind.
impr.
par. -, -.
-,
inf.
tying, a throwing out ; the thing
thrown up, a mound, rampart;
an ascent, going up ; procrasti-
nation, delay ; a prelude, intro-
duction
a garment.
; garb, dress, clothing

-,
;
necessity) to force, con-
strain, oblige, compel, per. pass.

-, , (fern, of next)
—
bially necessarily, of
d.
necessity.
see
adver-

,
,
.
f. f. (fr. in- -a, -ov, (fr. ne-

. ,
,
(fr. back, and to tens.andj3o(5j3opii^togrumble)io cessity) necessary, compulsory,
throw) to throw back, reject; to growl, murmur ; to bawl, cry out. unavoidable ; needful, useful,
throw up, heap ; to put, or set on, -, b, a, Dor. for thrifty, profitable ; intimate ;
.-

' .
put

' ,
,
roused,

. ,
mount; to throw back, fling,
throw off; to throw round, pui

,
on, clothe, dress
off,

,,
defer;
made angry. 2
mid.
;
to be excited,
a. act.
per.
tens.

out ; to
and
boil ; to boil
and -,
shake, or drive out.
(fr. same, and
to resound) to crack, crash, dash,
(fr.

to boil) to
up ; to leap, or spring
make
in- near, related, connected.

slavery,
-, ,
bondage
necessaries.
, -, (*. same)
forced, obliged, constrained.
,
>,
— /*7,

,
,-,
mid.

,. , ,
up, and
- Att.
, , (fr.
to go) a going up,
ascent ; an invasion, expedition.

1 f. mid.
-,
Dor. for

b, (fr.
-,

to
roar, bellow, resound.
act.

which
X ov ~

obs. to suck up, th.

fr. same, and
see. 2 a. ind. act.

(fr. same, and

(36)
2 a. ind.

the
straint,
(fr. last) by con-
of necessity.
-, , and Dor.
necessity, compulsion, Jorce, oblu
gal''^. whether actual,
or
povtrty.
religious, distress, affliction^
moral,
 ,

,,- , ,
kvay
and
bent.
,
,. . -, b, ,
ANA
(fr.
bent) wry, crooked,

f. -, (fr. same,
intcns. ,ing, lifting
-, ,
ANA
bringing up ; rais-
tion, rearing,
up
; weighing anchor,
embarkation, setting sail; a car-
(fr. last) educa-
jugate. 1 a. inf. act.
ANA
win, gain over ; to subdue, sub.

1 a. par. pass, of -
and to sweeten) to rying away, captivity.

,
again, and
(fr.

,
-,
,
make very sweet.

,
, (fr. neg. and to teach) to teach tho-

,
receive pleasure, be grati- education) a want of, or roughlyj to impress, inculcate.
3
fied.
sub. pass.
pi. 1 a. defect
gance, excess
in education; extrava-
; insolence. f. -,
Also, tounteach, unlearn, forget.
(fr. back

, - , -, , -,
same, and , same) again, and

,
>/, (fr. b, (fr. ill to give) to pre-
to ca.rve)carved,engraved, educated, ill-bred; saucy, petu- sent, deliver; give back, re-

.
to

,
fr. same, and lant ; undisciplined, refractory. turn, restore ; io yield, put forth,

,
, ,
for

which see.

, -, ,
fr.
which see.
same, and

(fr. neg. and vide) to

fr. a piece, and la
to divide, w hich see.
(fr. same, and

divide
todi
among, share, dis-
emit; to distribute, divide; to
propose, deliberate; to give up,
fail, yield
mit.
; to give, hand, trans-
For its tenses see -
,, .- ,
pure) impurity ; siii, guilt tribute ; or (fr. <5cL> to burn) to .
criminality.
-. kindle up, light, burn.
-, -, Att. -, ,

, -, -, . (fr.
pi. f. mid. (fr. again, and to double)

, .
par. 2 a. act. of

, .-
,
obs. see
again,
gnaw;
and
to irritate, fret,
to bite)
grieve;
to a doubling, repetition. Anadi-
plosis, a figure in rhetoric.

, . ,.
—

,, ' , ,
1 a. inf. act. to cause remorse. 2 a. ind. act. par. pass
}, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass. —
1 a.

inf. 1 a.
Ava-
pass

last,
2
but see
pi.
1 a. inf.pass.
2 a. sub. act. of
—
. -,
1 a. inf.

b, (fr.
mid. of ava-

same) a di-
-,
, 2
2 a. impr. mid.
a. inf. act.
-, b, ), and
of
—
-, -, -, -,
,, ,
f. p. (fr. viding ; a division , share. Att. b, (fr.

,
again, to know) mid. of to receive) an undertaker ; a re-
to

',
know again acknowledge, by Sync, for ava- ceiver a surely, sponsor

,
; to ;
recognise ; to introduce, make 1 pi. or

-
(fr.
-, p. -,

.
known. f. (fr. up, and to enter) In

, ,,., ,
reader.' .
. -,.
-,
to read)
-, ,
Att. -,
a reading.
(fr. same) a
i), (fr. intens.
show
out ;
and
clearly ;
to designate,
inf.
to
to

appoint.
show)
mark, point

p. pass.
I
to

a.
emerge, rise, spring, or grow up,

,
appear, to come forth.
to reject, refuse, shun, avoid
to retire, withdraw. 2 a. ind. act.

, ,
,imp.

,
and
act.
pass, or 2 a. mid. of
and
for
imp. '
,
mid.
-,
Att.
1 a. pass,

-, , last)
-, Att.
a rising, growth, appear-
-, r), (fr.

, ., ,
(fr.

Dor. for last) a display ; a showing, ap- ance ; a declining, avoiding.

,
,
at, or before the assembly. pointment. -, b, , (fr. a nog. and
-, Att. -, , (fr. -, 1 a. impr. act. of or bridal presents)

',
,
next) a proclamation, public de- same. portionless, unendowed.
claration report, evidence. Ion. for for pres. impr. act.
;

-, ,-, '
, ,
f. (fr. pres. inf. of of

,
through, and the public ,>/, (fr. neg. and (fr. up, and to
place; to proclaim, publish, de- a brother) brotherless, raise) to raise, lift up ; to carry
without brothers ; a half brother, bear away.

,
clare ; to authorize, enact ; to no- off,
minate, depute, appoint ; io have by the same father only. -, b, , (fr. a neg. and
a surname, or second name. r),-,
(fr. up, hope) unhoped, unexpected,

,, , ,. ,
down, and
transpose the
(fr.

letters
a
up and
letter)
so as to form
to
and a tree) a vine climb-
ing up, or clinging to a tree, an
espalier ; a plantation of vines.
unforeseen.
-,
again, and
f. -,
to live) to
p. -, (fr.

,new words,

,. .,
transposition,

,-,
grams.

, ,
scribed
clearly
;
;-
to

the
make anagrams.
-, ,

-, , , (fr. next)
written,
recorded, enrolled.
-,
or copied out
(fr.
making ana-
last)

in-
'.
of
and

(fr.
1
1 a. inf. act.
a. inf. mid. of

-ov, par. 1 a. mid.

intens.
Ion. for
and ava-

and
-
- ,
live
1 a.

-,
again, revive, come to life.

(fr. same, and

ters ; to set
la.
or
to
yoke) to yoke, or harness again,
pack up; to decamp, shift quar-
out, depart,
mid.
i.

,
f. (fr. intens. to see) to see clearly, behold, inf.

-, -, -,
,
, ,
and
in full, or at length

,
to enrol.
-,
to write) to write out

and ,
; to inscribe ;
look up. 2 a. ind. act.
and by Metath.
f. -,
to bind) to bind, fetter,
(fr. same, and
(fr.
-,
same, and
hot, to boil
burst forth,
f.

up ;
or

to
p.
to boil) to be
break
par. 1 a.
out,

, , ,
-ov, , i/,

, name of a shrub.
-,
chain, confine.
-,
pass.
-, -, -,

.
f. p. (fr. ,
(fr. to bind f. p. (fr.

up, and to lead) to lake up, around) a head-dress ; a fillet, • same, and to seek) to look

off, or away ; to bring, lead, or turban. for, to seek diligently, inquire

-,
,
carry up ; to raise, exalt, erect ; f. (fr. after ; to trace, investigate. 1 a
to rear, educate; to offer up, again, and to receive) to act.
sacrifice. to withdraw, receive, take ; to take up, carry ; 1 a. inf. act. of last.

, ,
betake, take one's self, or be taken

'
.. '
away
sea, sail

par.
; to go off,
away. 2
Ion.
1 a.
set out ;
a.

pass,
put

per. pass.
to
Att.
to entertain ;
upon, promise, engage,

and
-o>, f. -),
to

to tie) to bind, bind up,

lash, or fasten together ; to en-
circle, crown, adorn ; to attack,
(37i
undertake, take

(fr.
bail.
intens.
rout,

intens.
march.
-, ,
pack up) a packing up; a de-
campment, a change of quarters,

- ?

alive,
(fr.

f. -,
and
(fr.

(•-
to

U>
,,, , , '...
§ ,.
,, -. ,
ANA ANA ANA
describe) to represent xn colours, as also a pupil, a fos- par. mid.
draw, paint. ter-chila; a pet, cub. -,-' inf. 1 a.

$ ,
or f. -- (fr. same, and pass, inf.

, p.
to gird) to gird up, tight-
(fr. same, and to
to
bound) to leap into,
bound, or spring upwards
or upon;
; to
1 f. avaipi
(fr. same, and to
en; prepare for a journey, or
to mount ; to awake. raise) to take upon, undertake;
work; as the ancients did, by -, Att. -, , (fr. to pursue, prosecute.

-
fastening their loose clothes tight same, and to perfume) (fr. intens. and

,, , , ,
about them. scent,perfume, odour, exhala- to feel) to feel strong
-, f. -, p. tion, incense ; breath, life, soul, ly ; to perceive quickly. Or (fr.

. ,
(fr. same, and spirit. a neg. and same) to be without
to kindle) to rekindle, revive, ex- -, Ion. -, , feeling, or sense ; to be stupid.

, ,, , ,
-, , neg. and

,
cite, stir up. (fr. shameless) shame- (fr.

. -same
-, f.
as
par.

-, same
1 a. mid. of

as
lessness, impudence ; indecency ;
importunity,
.
-, f.
d. sin. Ion.

-?;,. (fr.
feeling) insensibility.
-,
insensible, senseless, stupid.
(fr.
b,

last)
, (fr. same)

senseleisly,

,
and Poet.

. ,
again, and

,
,
f.

Poet, to bloom) to
-,
-, (fr.
or £, $,
thrive, flou-
rish, or bloom anew ; to cause to
flourish. 2 a. act.
-,
p. same)
have indecently
be troublesome.

next)
to

and

- -,
be without shame, be-

impudently, shamefully.
b, , (fr. a neg.
; to importune,

(fr.
stupidly.

pend

pense, cost
;
to
to
-, (fr.
expend) to spend, ex-
waste, consume, lavish.
-, ;
intens.

rb, (fr. last)

labour, pains.
and

ex

,& , , ,
(fr. same, and and modesty) impudent, up, and to
•& f. (fr.

to warm)
refresh, comfort, cherish, relieve ;
to caress, make much of.

-,
and
to vjarm, chafe,

-, f.
saucy, shameless ; regardless, ir-
reverent ; urgent, importunate
unfeeling, remorseless ;
rough, rugged.
huge,
rush)
burst,
or spring up; to
to rise,
or gush out ; to leap, or
dart forth. 1 a. ind. act.
-, (fr.
.
,
,,
.,
to
,
(fr. same, and
boldness) to take courage;
encourage, animate ; embolden.
-, -, 2
inf.
a. opt. act. —
or

par.

, ,
reverently
steadily.
(fr. last)

(fr.
;

to burn) to burn violently

shamelessly, ir-
intensely, eagerly

intens. and ai0u

; to
immodest)
act shamefully, feel

decency,
dence.
-,
to

shamelessness,
behave indecently,

>;,
no shame.
(fr. next) in»
impu-

, , ,
inflame, kindle, light up. -, b, , (fr. a neg.

to lay apart)
-, rb, (fr.

a person or thing de- and flesh)

-, b, ,
whose flesh seems
(fr. next, and
immodest, shameless, impudent.
to shame) indecent,

,, ,- ,, , ,
. ,
dicated to holy uses, or separat-

,, .
ed on account of some impurity ;
or devoted to destruction, a vic-
tim ; an anathema ; the form of
tohave
mate.

b, ,
lost its

-, and
(fr.
blood, pale, inani-

neg. and
-,
blood)
innocent.
(fr.
-,
blame) blameless,

last) innocently;
b, , (fr. a neg. and
guiltless,

.
such dedication ; a curse, or exe- bloodless, without blood ; immor- without cause, or reason.
cration,

, ,
, .,,- ,
(fr.

or execration;
1 a. act.
d. sin.

.. . ,
' ,
-f.

last) to
-, p.
bind by a curse,
to curse, devote.
per. pass.
tal.
and
same) without bloodshed.
(fr. a neg. and
sent) to refuse, deny; to
(fr.

as-
reject,
purge, purify.
3 pi.
to

f.
(fr.

cleanse) to

-", p.
1 f. mid.
intens.
clean,
and

1 f.

.
,,,, - , ^
,
of last.

iEol. and Ion. for

inf. act. of

,
Att. for.

and

-, -,
Dor.
2 a.
slight,

3 sin.
repudiate, disown. 2 sin.
pres. avaiviai, Ion.

Ion. for

1 a.
imp. 3

par. act. of
for
sin. avai-
par. pres.

—
(fr.
to sit
same)
down

and
up.

;
to
up, and
Or

to cling,
(fr.
subside,
(fr.
settle,
adhere to.
sink

again, and
to renew, th. /cati% new)
intens.
to sit)
and

,
1 a. inf. pass.
(fr.
f.

intens.
to consider) to view, behold,
p.
and $- , 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
pres. inf. act. cont.
—
— new) to
-, (fr.
renew, restore, refresh.
same, and

-, -,
.,
examine attentively;

,-,
observe, to pres. inf. pass. cont. Att. (fr.
—
,
f],

, ,
contemplate, study, meditate. -, -ov, par. pres. last) a renewing, renewal, reno-
-, —
Att. >), (fr.

last) contemplation, meditation;

pass. cont.
par. pres. act. cont. of
g. pi. vation.
f. -, (fr. intens.

-,
study, examination.

.
same.

^,
see
pi.

' ,
cont.

-,

-, a,
.
.

)
sin. cont.
par. pres. act. of

Ion. for
slaughter, murder.
-fi,f.
up, and
-,
Att.

-,
", (fr.
next) a lifting up, taking away;
bunal; a taking, or cutting off

p.
-,

to take) to
(fr.
and
light ;
to burn) to kindle,
burn up, flame forth ;
to
to inflame, par. pres. pass, ava»

-, (fr.
to call) to recall, call back,
again, and

to set apart)

,3 - ,-,
hung, or laid up in a temple,
(fr.
consecrated gift
take up, or
undo, abolish,
away
annul
; to
;
bury
to over-
; to call
rail,
again ;
accuse
to call upon,
; to name, designate.
invoke ; to

,
turn, overthrow, subvert ; to kill, rb, (fr. next)

-
an offering ; an ornament. cut off; to make war ; to answer, the day on which the bride ap-

. pi. 1 f. ind. of reply ; to refute, disprove ; to

-, pears to company. In pi. pre-

,, & . ,. '
.-,

• .
(fr.
to spring) to leap, spring, start
hack ; to rebound, recoil
or dart out. 2 a. ind. act.

tens. and
-,
back, and

rb, (fr.
cattle)
; to

same
%-
leap,

in-
rear, educate.
to betake, or take one's self away,
to
3
pi.
obs.)
withdraw,
sin.

-, -, 3
pres.

2
impr.
impr. act.
par. pres. fern,
a. act. (fr.

pi.
sub.
inf.
sents
sion

<j>a,

close,
pass,
;

(fr.
made
bridal gifts.

to cover) to unveil,
discover
to her on that occa-

f. -,
back, and

; to
p.

reveal, dis-
open, per-

'
(38)
 ;;; —

, ANA
-,
f. p. -pa, <fr.

,
Ava -, -,
ANA
or -, (ft. I

,.
beat, or drive back
ANA
; to blunt ; to

,
same, and to bend) to intens. and to mix) jostle, impede hinder, stop, stai/,
'urn, bendy or oow back ; to bend to blend, mingle., confute. prevent; cut short, interrupt.

,
to
mi/ course back, to return, go -, (fr. same, and
I

a. act.

,
f. 1

'-
,,
!

back ; to go back and forwards. to clang) to clan», re- (fr. Same, and
1 a. inf. act. — Ava sound ; to shout, call, cry aloud ; j
light) to lighten, east; to relieve,
-, -,

,
1 f. ind. act. of to bark. sueour, help, assist.
-, Att. -,

,
last. (fr.same, and to

,, -
', (fr.
-,
, , (fr. a neg. and weep) to weep for, lament again, last) lightness; a making lii^lit,

a thorn) without thorns, deplore anew. exoneration ; relief, ease, allevia-

bristles, orjins, smooth. -, Att. -, , (fr. tion.

-,

, ,
intens. and next) a contortion, strain, bind-

,
(fr. f. (fr. intens.

,
to swallow) to swallow ing a breaking, fracture ;
; re- and to cry) to cry out,

, ,
greedily, to eat voraciously ; to flection, change of direction. shout, bawl, exclaim, per. ind.
-,
engulph. -, f. (fr. in-
.
mid. par.

,.
Ion. for 3 tens. and to break) to bow,

,
pi. pres. of or bend violently, strain; to break
.

- for 1 a.

,
(fr. intens. and to beat, or strike back, reflect. par. pass, of which

,
cline,

, to lie)

•- to lie
like the ancients, to sit,
the moderns at meals ; to
down ; to re-
to recall) one who calls back
complainant, accuser.
-, b, (fr.

; a
see.

act. of
-, -, par. 1 a.

,
like

,
lay up, or by ; to dedicate ; to

,
f. -, p. (fr,

, Ion. for

,,.,, - , ,
charge, impute. intens. and to lay 3 pi. 1 a. act.

,
a guest.
,
,
-, -ov, (par. pres.
pass, of last) seated at table, subs.

pres. ind. pass, of

mid.
—
-,
same.
-,
3

par. per.
sin.
down)
to recline
or cover, open.
to lay,
; to

to be in a recumbent posture, to
be reclined, or to recline one's
as the ancients did
or set down, make
put back the door

poet.
1
-,
which see.
-,
-,
a par. pass, of
fr.

b,
intens.

Anacrefn, a
and

'
at sub. pass, of

'
self, ->), 1 a.

. -, p.
Ava- meals ; answering to sit, or be f. (fr.

.
(fr. same, and seated, as the moderns ; to bring intens. and to judge)

.-
&c.

,
to mix) mingle, mix, back; to return. 1 a. act. to discern, judge; question,

,
to to
blend ; to temper, dilute ; to in- va' inf. 1 a. pass. interrogate, ask ; to examine, in-
termingle, confuse. inf. quire, search out to decide, de-

,
1 f. ;

,
,
Pollux.

,, ,
-,
kings) the festival of Castor

, ., ,
-ov, rb,
(fr.

(fr. next) their

the
and
pass,

last)
-, Att.
a reclining, leaning, lying,
or sitting at meals
-,
an opening.
r), (fr.
termine.

, ,'/.
pass,

-, -?,
1 f.
1 a. act.

Att.
1 a.

,
per.

(fr.

,
;
temple. -, , (fr.same) a last) a trial, hearing ; examina-

, -, oi, the kings ; and couch. tion, inquiry ; question.

-, ,
- an epithet of see back, and(fr.

.
Castor and Pollux. Ion. for pres. to backwater,
strike) to
-, f. -, p. impr. pass, of row backwards, shove iff from
(fr. apiece, and -, f. -, -,
common)
p. (fr. the shore; to recede, withdraw,
a head)
enumerate ; to to apiece, and yield ; to delay, defer ; to hinder,

,
class, arrange, under respective communicate, impart, share;

\.-,
to check, repulse ; to strike, beat, or

, , ,
heads ; to sum up, to reduce to
one total.
to
inf.
propose, consult, confer.
mid.
1 a. play upon an
prelude, flourish, prepare to be-
instrument; to

, ',
to come together, to unite under -, (fr. intens. gin, preface.
one head; to be summed up, and go-
, Poet, for
.
,
a lord) to rule, a. sin.
comprised. vern; to manage, conduct; to d. pi. of

.
-,

.
-,
Att. execute, discharge, perform. again, and

.
}),
(fr.
(fr. same) a recapitulation; a -, next) irre- to possess) to get again,

,
r), (fr.
sum,

,
total. gidarily, discord, disagreement. regain, recover ; to be reconciled,
per. inf. act. of -, b, , (fr. 'neg. attached, conciliated, pres. inf.

' and incon- pass. cont.

, , ,
suitable) 1 a. inf.

(fr. up, and clusive, incongruous, inconsist- mid.

for to go) to spring, leap, or ent ; unlike, improbable ; unfit, -, Att. -, , (fr.
bound upward » ; to burst forth, improper ; silly, foolish. last) a recovery, regaining
or

,
gush out. -, , (fr. next) a re- what was lost ; refreshment, re-

,
(fr. intens. and ceiving, recovery, getting again lief; reconciliation.
a crier) to publish, declare carriage, transportation, convey- -, , (fr. king')

- ,-,
, ,
by authority, proclaim by a ance ; return; interment, burial rule, sway, government.
crier.
- rites. b, f), (fr. same) re-

, ,. ,
ger, expose.

move)
danger)

(fr.
(fr.

same, and
to
same, and
venture, endan-

to
back
to carry)
; to
(fr.

carry
get
to

to
back, and
bring, or carry
out to burial
recover,
gal; a master's,
master, or lord.

court, palace
-ov,
a temple, particu ;
rb,
relating to a

(fr. same) a

,
to move, remove; to af- again, regain ; to betake one's larly that of Ceres at Eleusis.
'.-

, ,,
fect, persuade, impel to excite, self ; to return, go back. -, b, (fr.

,-,
;

rouse, provoke ; to sift, examine. (fr. intens. and to revolve) a circumvolution, a

-,
,
Att. (fr. , to dart) to hurl, dart, revolution, turning ; motion in a
last) a moving, motion ; com- shoot, cast afar off; to discharge, circle.
motion, disturbance ; excitement, spout out ; to rebound, fly back. -, Att. -?, ^, (ft.
provocation.

pa, 1 a. mid.
for
of back, and
Dor. for
f. -, p. -, to beat)
(fr.

to
same) a

a revolution.
circulation, a free
sage, a scries of regular motiom,
pas

(39)
 , ANA
,
, , ,, ANA ANA

,
,
back, and
f. -, p. -,
to roll) <o ro//
back and forwards, to roll up ;
to whirl, turn round ; to creep
out.

bal) to Jail
to
ivith
(fr. intens.and
play on the cym-
a crash,
(fr.

to be
,
,
, , ,. ,,,- - -, ,
a shoe) unshod, barefoot.
Dor. for
fern. par. pres. act. of

"and Att.

. .
away, and

,
f.

away, waste, consume, expend,

'/, (fr.

p.
neg. and

(fr.

to take) to take
avt
—
pass.

Ion. for
—
-,

—
1 a.
-, 1

1 a. inf. act.

act.
2

a.
pi.
Ion.

—
ind.

per. act.
1 a.
for
act.
of ava

3
sub

sin.
overthrown, ruined, destroyed.
(fr. up, and
to bend) to bend, or turn, up
wards; to lift up the head, to ,.
, ,
to corrode,
act.

,
impair, destroy.
2 a. ind. act.

-, and Ion
•
1 a per.

to
pass, of

-, ,
expend)
(fr.
expensiveness, costli-
obs. ; see

,look

courage.
upwards;
or spirits

, -, -,
1
;

a.
to

inf.
to recover health
resume hope, take

act. Ava•
^,
, , ,
-, ,
ness, timidity, delicacy.
-, , ,
strength)
(fr.

(fr.
weak,
next) weak-

neg. and
jeeble
ness, extravagance ; pi. expense,
cost, charges.
-,
to
Att. -,
expend) expense
, (fr.

,. , .
par. 1 a. act timid, delicate ; slothful, indo expenditure, consumption, waste,
of last.
( lent. ruin, destruction.

,
raise an
-,
to bewail)
outcry, or lamentation.
-, b, ,
shriek,

(fr.
intens.and
scream

a neg. and
par. act. of

,
and
Poet, for

f. -,
to leap) to leap,
(fi. asa up
1 a.

,
pregnable.
-,
-,
to covet)
b,

(fr.
, (fr. same) im-

intens.
to desire
and
pas-

,
jump, spring up ; to jump upon ;

,
a limb) small, short, mi- sionately, to long eagerly ; to

,
nute ; defective, deficient, im- to spring back, recoil. rage.

,
perfect.
(fr. a king) royally,
grandly, exquisitely, finely, care-
fully, diligently, watchfully.

,,,
ing to, and
gy, proportion.
-, >/,

f.
(fr.

-,
accord-
account) analo-

(fr.

,
again.

'
(fr.
to learn)

-, b, , (fr. a neg.
to
again, and
learn over

,
(fr. next) to anchor, apiece, and to think) to and a cart) impassable by
come

.- ,
to anchor, to moor; to consider severally ; to deliberate, carriages.
-, ,

, ,
heave, or lie to, wait. reason, argue; to recount, enu- >;, (fr. neg.
-, , for merate ; to value, estimate, con- and to sin) without sin,
2 a. inf. act. — jecture. innocent, faultless.

,
2 pi. 2 a. impr. act.

(fr.
-,-, 2 a. par.
f. -, -
to take) to lift, raise ; to take up-
on, assume, undertake ; to take
up, carry, convey, take on board
ship, or on a beast ; to take up
up, and
— Ava-
act. of
).
oflast.
2

•~,
pi. 1 a.

thought, consideration, argument,

,
reasoning ; an account, enume-
ration, list, roll ; design, propor-
tion, harmony.
-,
b,
impr. mid.

(fr. same)

,
and

,.
away,

to

'
or

thoroughly,

renew the
(fr.

expiate.
-, intens.
to

(fr.
to fight)
to
wash)
wash

battle,
to fight
to
out,

again, and
cleanse

again,
pres. in£
wipe

,.
b, r), (fr. ac-
arms to take in furl cording to, and reason)
, Ion. for
>
,
; sail, ; to
takea wife, marry; to take up the analogous, proportional; agree- 3 pi. per. pass, of
bridle,
read;
curb
to
; to take
receive breath, recover,
up a book, able to, consistent with, reason-
able ; suitable, fit, proper. f. -, p. -, (fr.

, intens. and to wait)

,, . , .
revive to take to one's self, ap- (fr. last) proportionally,

,. .
;
propriate, procure ; to gain, con- consistently, suitably. to expect, wait for ; to persevere
-, , a neg. and in hope ; to await the charge,
ciliate ;
a. act. ind.
to refresh,

1 a. ind. pass,
reanimate. 2
par. ava- ' salt)
tasteless.
b,
without
(fr.
salt, insipid, stand the brunt, pres. inf. act.

, , ,
(fr. intens. and same as Dor. for

to shine) to shine brightly, -, b, »/, (fr. a neg. and -, b, , (fr. intens.

glitter ; to burn clearly ; to en- to grow) not thriving, or and middle) in the midst,
middlemost, intermediate.
lighten.
- -, prospering, stunted, dwarfish.
-, b, , same, and

,
and Or, (fr. same, and enough) (fr.

-,

,
full) quite full.
b, , neg. and
(fr.
pain) without pain, unaffected by
insatiable, greedy, ravenous.
same, and ' salt)
Or,
unsea- -, (fr. same, and

.
(fr.

, ,
pain ; insensible, unfeeling ; not
painful.
-,
r), (fr. last) absence

of, or freedom from pain ; ease ;

,.
apathy, insensibility.
soned, not salted, insipid.

inf.
Ion. for
act. of
-, Att.
next) a separation, division, ana-
-, ,
pres.

(fr.
view, survey
an ambuscade ;
to measure)
;

merate, repeat ; to measure back,

return ; to experience, discover ;
to set,
to
to
or arrange
recount, enu-
inspect,

,
, ,-,
which see.
-, ,
par. pres. pass, of
intens. and
lysis ;
lease ;
putting
a deliverance, ransom, re-
a loosening of the cables,
to sea, departure ; return,
to estimate, value ; to measure

.
out, set, task ; to pour, discharge,

.,
shed. 1 a. inf. mid. >'-

,
coming back.
to take up) height, eminence
(fr.

-, -, (fr. and -, (fr. same,

, ,
; f. p.
afortres3, castle. again, and to loose) to se- and to mix) to mix to-

-, b, same)
(fr. to parate, divide, loosen, unravel, gether intermingle
; ; to con-

,
r),

untie, to loose the cables, unmoor, found, confuse.

.
be taken, carried ; that must be
taken, &c. according to the put to sea ; to set out, depart ; to f. p. ava-

.*
verb. return ; to die ; to dissolve, dis- (fr. and again,
-,
Att. , (fr. -, miss, break up ; to rest, put up,
mind,
to remind)
remind, ad-
to call to

same) a recovery, restoration, a stop, halt; to free, deliver, re- recollect ; to

taking, carrying back, or away ; trieve from ; to discharge, re- monish, per. pass,
elevation, or lifting
moval^ retiring, witlidrawing.
up, a re-
',
compense.
-", -, 1 a. par. pass.
(40)
1 a.

7
Poet, for

-
 — . — — ";

,,., , ,, , «
,
\, (fr.

fuaedly, promiscuously.
ANA
to mix)con-
neg. and
,ANA -ov, b, •'/,

a rival)
(fr. a Avc -,
ANA
-ov, b, (fr.
to shake)a7i£U> allotment
again, and

,
3 sin. pres. pass. fr. that has no equal, matchless, in- change of lot, alteration.
which sec.
and
Ion. for par.
vincible.
- -, b,ft , (fr. up, to sprinkle) to bedew,
(fr. same, and
bespread

,
,
per. pass, of and meet) up hill,
to to adorn, celebrate.
-
-,
-, and
-
,
intens.
(fr. steep ; inaccessible ; rugged. and -,

, , -, ,
-, , , -,
mate,
to remind)
su guest
hint, inti-
and
(fr. a neg.
,-,, Att.

,
against, to speak)
-,
,'
(fr. 10

,
to be reminded, warned ; indisputable, unquestionable, in- give rest) cessation, interval, in-

, remember,

,
to recollect. contestable. termission ; rest, rejiose ; recrea-
Ion. same as (fr. last) without tion ; an abode, residence.
pres. inf. mid. or as ava- contradiction, indisputably.

,
and

, , ,
-,

.
pros. inf. act. (fr. intens. and -ov, to, (fr. same) rest, rejresh-
1 pi. 1 a. sub. to pump) to pwmp dry, ment ; a resting, or stopping
— -, -,

, ,, ,
pass. exhaust, drain ; to endure, suffer. place, an inn.
—

, -, -,
par. 1 a. pass. Dor. for (fr. a f. p. (fr. tva
-?, -, ind. act neg. and to complete) in and make

,
1 f. intens. to lo
or vain, fruitlessly, to no purpose.
-, cease) to stop, make cease; to

, , ,
, ,
, . .
.
morial.
-
to
-,
remind) remem-
brance, a commemoration, a me-
Atl.

Ion. for
-, , (fr.
monarch,

act.

,
—
b, a king, sovereign,

Ion. for
lord, master.

1 a. inf.
1

mid.
a.
,

inf.
1 a.

—
act.
-
ind.
give rest ; to quid, still, calm
to refresh, recreate.
to cease,
take rest, be
make an end
quiet,
1 a.
; to rest,
per. pass.
mid.

,
3 sin. imp. of 1 f. inf. act. of
intens. and -, , Anaxarchus,

,
(fr. a 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of
murmur) to bubble, or
to man's name. f. -, p. -, (fr.
foam with loud murmuring, roar, (fr. and intens. back, and persuade) to to

,
bellow. to dry) to dry up, parch ; dissuade, persuade from, or
f. -, (fr. up, to empty, quaff. against; to induce, prompt.
-, -,

, , ,
,
and a bar) to lift, raise, -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. -, f. p. (fr.

, -
and ,
remove with bars, or
unber, unlock.
-ov, b,
to doubt)
iy,

and
levers ; to

(fr. a neg.
deserving, and
count) not worth remembrance,
worthless, insigniflcant.
-,
ac-

un- (fr.
aid intens. and

plan, contrive.
to try)
prove ; to attempt, endeavour ;

same, and to
to
to

,
(fr.
-ov, b, , and merited, and to endure) pierce) lo pierce, or run through.
adv. same) and to suffer wrongfully, endure un- up, and

,
(fr. (fr.
-, b, , (fr. a deservedly ; to resent, feel indig- to count) to recount,

,
neg. and to contro- nant. revolve, consider ; to enumerate ;
vert) doubtless, unquestionable, -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and to retrace, go over again.

, ,
certain, satisfactory. deserving) undeserving, un- f. -xj -, p. -, (fr.
(fr. last) without worthy, worthless, mean, insigni- back, and to send) to send

, controversy, certainly. flcant; unmerited, undeserved.

-,

,.
-,
forth, up, or back ; to remit, re

,,
-, ,
-
.
(fr. next) sloth, b, , (fr. turn.
command, and

,
laziness; cowardice. to 3 sin. per. ind. pass,

, -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and

a man) unlike a man, un-
manly, cowardly, timorous.
(fr. last)fearfully, timor-
harp,

,
the harp)
demanding

unworthily,
(fr.
unbecomingly,
adapted
its strains.
unworthy)
to the

irre-
of

,'- Sync,
3 pi. per. pass, of

for

,
ously.

(i*r.

renew,
call to
-, f.

again, and
restore,
mind.
-, p.

re-establish;

,
, , .,
,
,
-,
,
. ,
,
new) to
to
,
verently.

' to
-,
draw)
leggings, stockings.
fj,

Ion. and Poet, for avi-

(fr.
breeches, trousers,
up, and
-, -.
,
par. pass,

of ',
or
or

for
the
of

same
Or, par. of

as
per. pass,
-,
per.

,
,
-, -, imp. of

,
,

,
Att. (fr. or or
—
next) a raising or drawing back
of the head, expressive of a •/ from,
(fr.

and
again,
to tell) to
per.
per.
par. act.
par. pass.

,, .
—
, -, ,
refusal, a denial, rejection ; a bnng back word again ; to bring mid. and
respite, escape ; rest, renovation,
revival.
-,
an answer.
fr. intens. and
act.
and '', -,
1 a. impr.
-bv, par,
inf.

-, -, -»
f. p. (fr. which see. 2 a. act. of
,

,
back, and to nod) to -ov, (fr. or

,
f),

-,

, .-
raise up, and draw back the head ; intens. untaught, pi, f. (fr. intens. ai>d
to refuse, deny ; decline, reject ; and manner) totally uned- &c. to spread) to open
to respire, breathe, revive. ucated, quite uninformed wide, unfold, expand, unfurl ; io

, -, ,
-, Att. -, r), (fr. f. -, p. -, (fr. same, stretch out, spread abroad.
to renew) a renewal, re- and to play) to play upon, p. mid. of
up, and

, •
novation, restoration. tomock, delude, deceive. (fr.

, -, •
f. (fr. (fr. same, and to fasten) to suspend, hang,
again, and to be sober) again) on the contrary; back or fix up.
to become sober; to come to a again. -, f. -, -, p. (fir

right mind. intens. and avu up, and to leap) to

,
(fr.

'
last.

,,
name.
-ov,

for
3 pi. 1 a.

b,

,\.>\, ..
Ananias, a man's
, ,. ,
sub. act. of to vibrate) to brandish,
shake, flourish ; to excite, insti-
gate. 1 a. par. act.
a. par. Ion. and Sync.

C41)
2
start, or spring up ; to vault
upon ; to bound, bounce ; to
leap back.

-, b,
] a. par. act.

f), (fr. »•"" "

 and

\. /,
maimed,

same, and ,
-,
ANA
maimed)

pres. inf.
which
mutilated,

act.

-- see.
fr.
,
, intens.
improbable, unlikely
unsupported.
and
ANA
-, , ),
;
(fr.
to
neg.
show)
not proved,

-
,
,
,
,
?, ?,
Dor.
, Anapus,
by Sync,
or
for
ANA

,
g. of
a river in Sicily.
and
-, Att.
477-,

,/
, (fr.
f.

same, and
down ; down, recline,
instead of sitting, as now, at
to lie
p.
to fall)

, to step) to
to v>alk
(fr.

backwards ; to retrace, te-

trad.; to examine, inquire into,
back, and
go back, retreat ;

,
-,

-
?, (fr.

to drink) a sinking or absorption

,
of waters ; the reflux of the sea,
ebbing of the

,.
tide.
intens. and

,,,,,' , ,
meals ; to bend, or lean back ; to rectify. Att. and
delay, defer. -, , (fr. last) a re- Ion. for per. par.
Ion. and Dor. forava- turn ; inquiry, examination. of
pres. inf. act. Ava- -, f. -, -, p. (fr. -, , , (fr. neg. and

, ,
pres. par. pass, of intens. and to make) a joint) disjointed, loose,
(fr. intens. and to make up, form, prepare. weak ; disabled, lame.

,
frail,
or which -, , , (fr. neg. and -, (fr. again, and
see) used for to fall, ransom) unransomed, to count) to reckon over
lie, or lay down. without ransom, fi ee. again, count up, recount, enume-

, ',
-, , up Poet, for -,

,
ij, (fr. rate.
and down, and to wan- (fr. about, and to -, , (fr. same)

,
J},

der) wandering, roving; pursu- turn) to consider, deliberate ; to innumerable, numberless, count-
ing, tracing, hunting ; devious, turn up, or break fresh ground less ; insignificant, trivial.

,
,
irregular. to roll, tumble. -, , ,
(fr. neg. and
-, , ,

,, , ,
1 a. par. act. of neg. (fr. dinner) before dinner
or -, (fr. in- and to vindicate) without dinner, fasting.
tens. and to shape) to not to be defended, without apolo- -, , a shell-fish.
make, form fashion, shape,
to gy, inexcusable. -, , , (fr. a neg. and

,
;
mould ; to imagine, compose. f. -, (fr. intens, to adapt) unfit, unsuita-
and

,
Dor. for to burn) to set on fire, ble,improper ; untuned, unhar-
burn; to scorch,

, ., , -
3 pi. pres. fr. intens. and kindle, blast monized.

-',-, ,
which see. to shed burning tears, weep f. -, (fr. up, and
17, (fr. intens. violently. Also for to seize) to snatch up, c
andTrXio? full) quits full, filed, to fill, fill up, swell, expand. 1 a away ; to seize, carry off, rob,
stuffed, crowded. par. act.
.
plunder. 1 a. par.

,
act.

, ,
1 f. mid. of Ava- or same

,
(fr.

-,
,
-, f. (fr. back, and to saw) to cut asunder, -, , {/,
(fr. last) car
and

. . to sail) to set sail

or back, sail home.

, , .
-, , , Ion. and Att.
away, to cut off;
the teeth.
and
to gnash, or grind

see
ried
away ;
hurried
off,
cut off,
seized, plundered.
off, snatched
intercepted

, , - ,, -,
-,

.-
for in f. (fr. again,
3 pi. 1 f. ind. -, (fr. up, and and to sew) to sew, or
pass, of a wing) to give wings, stitch up ; to mend, repair, refit.
fr. up, and make fly ; to give spirits, ani- par. per. pass,
which see. 1 a. inf.

3 sin. cont. pres.

mate, encourage
exhilarate,
to have -, and
-, ,
to speak) a proclama-
(fr. up,

, , ,&. . '..,-
ind. pass, of wings, or be ivinged; to take wing, tion by a crier, publication, pro-
-, f. -, p. (fr. fly, flutter ; to fluctuate, doubt. mulgation.
same, and
up, supply, complete
complish.
to

;
fill) fll
fulfil, ac-
to
a wing)
wings, soar.
(fr.
to
same, and
wing, rise on
to
up
tear,
out,
or

rip up,
and '/ -, f.

to break)
open violently,
(fr.

-, Att. -, ,

,
inf. act. burst asunder ; to break out, up,

-' -,
(fr.
same) completion, fulfilment, ac- (fr. intens. or forth to break 1 inf.

,
; off. f.

, - -,
complishment. """and amaze) to to be amaz- act. ind.

*.
1 a.

, -,
cont. ed, astonished, confounded; to opt. JEo\.
, (fr.

,back, and a voy-

age) a voyage, sailing back, or

\,
covet, desire earnestly.
Poet, for
-, -.
last. pper.
-• inf. 2 f. inf. pass.

,, -, -,
home. and

,
pass, (fr. intens.
f. -, (fr. again, f. -£,. (fr. to ventilate) to kindle, to

,
and to wash) to wash out, back, and to fold) to blow into aflame; to inflame,
wash clean, or thoroughly. unfold, unrol, open, spread out. excite desire.
-,
), (fr. last) an open- -,
,
, ,
pres. inf. fr. back, or

,,
i.

and which see. ing, unfolding, disclosing ; p. (fr. up, and --

. -,and-, -,
, and the rays the sun. throw) throw, cast, fling
to to

-,

, ,
Att. (fr. f. p. (fr. upwards ; to dart.

,
and to touch) to -, -^,

,
again, to breathe) intens. f. (fr.

,.
breathing, respiration, drawing kindle, light, set on fire ; to fix, intens. and a crash) to
breath, rest, refreshment. fasten, hang, or set up to con- absorb, ingulph, engorge; to

,-,,),^, ;

-
oncg. and secrate, dedicate. to swallow with noise.

, -,

, ., ,
same) not breathing,
-,
. -
. ,
(fr.
f.

again, and same)

to breathe, respire ; to take breath,
breathless.
and
,
catch, cling to
girt,
clothes ;
act.
dressed
to
;
; to be tied
to
cover, lay
pres.
dress,
about,
put on
on. 1 a.
par. pass.
mid. of
for

(fr.
to strengthen) to recover,
again, and
par. p.

, .,
.
rest, recover, revive.

-, , (fr. last) respira- 1 a. pass,

g. Ion. grow strong;
lute, determine;
to
to
become reso-
corroborate,
tion, breathing,

Ion.
a* pass,
or -,
taking breath.
same as
Poet, and published,
known.
-, , , (fr.
or
proclaimed

(42)
same, and

;
to hear)
heard,
,strengthen.

pass. of last.
-, , , (fr.
. pi. par.

neg. and
1 a.
 . ; ;
; ;

,
',
pUasmg,

which see.
fr.
ANA
to agree) implacable, inexo-
rable ; contrary , unsuitable, un-
unfit.
up, and
,
,
,,
, ,
,
.
,
,
.
, 1 a. par. fern, of

—
ANA
3 sin. pres. ind. of
Poet, for

Ion. for pres.

—
,
,
pres. pass, of
f.
ANA
pres. ind. pass.

-, -, p.
-, -ov,

(tr.
par.
-

,
inf. pres. impr. back, and to turn) to turn
-
, ,//, (fr. neg. and Ion. for imp. back, return; to overturn, sub-
}
to pickle) not seasoned, ind. of vert, destroy to invert, turn

,
;

, -, down
unsavoury, tasteless. f. (fr. a king) upside ; to torture, rack.
-, -, -,
) •,.
Ion. ,',, (fr. to reign, rule, govern. Mid. to be with, live with, as-

,
same, and government) (2 sin. co.it. impr. act. of sociate with ; to be conversant
--
,
mult,
of govcrnmc>:t, or magis-
v:an,t
trates ; anarchy, confusion
riot, disturbance.
,
, .
; tu-
up !
2 a.
obs. and used for

rise, get
impr. act. of
up.
in ; spend or pass time ; to
to
turn over, revolve, run over' or
through. 2 a. act.

,
-, , ft,
(fr. same) willi- to stand
(fr. pass, per. ind. mid.

,. ,
out rule; tumultuous, riotous; up) onthefeet, upright, standing. pass,
-
,
^,
ivithout a beginning, from Ion. for -, last) to turn,

- ,
all (fr.

,
eternity. par. per. pass, of roll, wind, move round, pres. inf.
(fr. back, and same as act. -.
a chain) to drag with a chain. -, -,
par. 2 a. act. -, L (fr. same)
-, p. -, up, of turning back, hlurn an over-,

,
f. (fr. ;

and shake) to
to -, Att. -, , throw, reverse, alteration, change;

,
excite, stir (fr.
up, rouse, promote ; to move, to stand up) a standing a course, revolution ; state of 6e-

, .
affect; to shake, or wave the up, rising, resurrection ; an in- ing ; conduct, behaviour, man*

)
hand

,
; to
shake out, try, examine.
shake, or throw off; to

(par. per. pass, of

, surrection, commotion, tumult,
uprising ; an expulsion, a driv-
ing out ; overthrow, devastation.
ner of life.
3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of

,
indecent, obscene.

,
which see.

back, and
drawn, or tucked up

fr.

f.

to pre-
-',
up, and

p. -,
, , (fr.
uprooted,

stroyed.

, (fr.
-,
expelled,
overturned, ruined, wasted,

-, f.
b,

-,
,

last) to subvert, over-

(fr.
turned out

p. -
same)

de-
draw)

,
cover

forth ;
;
or
or
(fr.

to raise,
to
up, and

expose indecently.
-,
dart, spring upon.
-,
to
to
draw back, un-

(fr.

rush)
same, and
to rush

,
pare) to repair, renew, restore ; throw, destroy ; to unsettle, dis- f. (fr. up,
promote and

,
to gather, piUage ; to
collect, turb, excite, sedition. to trip) to recover,

,
overthrow, subvert, destroy, de- and -, as from a slip, or from illness,

,
molish, ruin ; to break through,
violate, infringe to abolish, an-
f.

and
-, p.
a stake)
-), (fr.

to crucify ;
upon, rise,
again,
become better ; to flourish
be. restored to former pros-

,
;

,, ., ^,
'.
nul; to take, or put away, re- to crucify over again. perity.

, ,
move; weaken, dis-
to refute, a. pi. cont. par. inf. of 1 a.

',
,
prove; topackup, pres. act. of ind. act. of last.
and
,
bind on, harness, yoke ; to change by Sync, for 2 (fr. same,
-,

, ,
quarters, remove, depart. pi. of for to cut) to beat, drive, ot

,. , , -, , b, (fr. last) to 2 a. impr. act. of thrust back ; to repel, turn away j

,
be overthrown,

ruinous,

- , . ,
, -, ,
restoration, renewal

-
ruin, overthrow
&c. See the verb.
-, -bv, (fr. same)
destructive, pernicious.
(fr. same)
;
repair,
destruction,
contradiction,
act. of

(fr. up, and

-, -,
-,
f.

to send)
to send off, dismiss, discharge
to repulse ; to dress, put, or draw
p.
1 a. par.

impr. mid.
opt.
—
mid
Ion.
Poet,
to retire,

for
for
withdraw.

2
2
par.
?
.
a.

,
;

disproof, conviction on ; to restrain, hinder, check ; 2 a. mid. — par. 2 a.

,
,
- - ,,, , ,(fr.
skip) to frisk,

,-,
wantonly

a stake)
;

-,
-,

to kick,
(fr.
f.

up, and

to

-^,
-//,

gambol;
plunge.
up, and
empale.
(fr.
p.

to play

-
to

in-
to contract, draw in;
,
vily,
withdraw, retire;
to
semble, disguise, feign.
f.

(fr.

to groan) to
-,

sigh deeply, sob, gasp, pant.

p.
intens.
-,
groan hea-
to dis-

and
and
act.

rable, to be borne.

up, split.
(fr.
-,

to split) to cleave, rend,

(fr.
-bv, (fr.

intens.

intens.
same)

and

and ^
tole-

- np

,
f.

tens. and to consider) to save) to preserve, deliver, re-

,
or to
think maturely, deliberate ; to and Poet, same as store ; to cause, or enable to

,
meditate, muse, refect upon.
:
3
-, (fr. back, and
to drive away) to throw
brick; to scare, frighten away.

, ,, ,
.
last.

to stand
height,
-,
eminence ; substance ; a
rb,
up) erection, elevation ;
(fr.
escape
Mid.
save one's
;

to
to
recover
self.
1
realize,

f. inf.
again,
establish

mid. of ava
escape,

'
,, .
-,

'
b, , (fr. next) fori, castle.
drawn up, brought back, with-

,. - 2 or -, -,

,
Ion. for a. ind. f. (fr
drawn; torn, dragged away. act. impr. -. 2 pi. same, and to disturb)
-,
, -,
-, f. p. sub. -, -' to trouble, disorder, distract, em-
(fr. up, and to draw) inf. broil ; to confound, confuse ; to
to draw up,back, or out, extract -, -, J&o\. for excite or raise commotion, par.
-, -,

,
to root up, overthrow, throw 1 a. opt. act. per. pass,
-,

.
-, p. -,

, ,,
down ; to tear, or rip up ; to be of same. or f.

-, -,
,
tedious, prolong, protract. f. p. (fr. same, and to range) to

-, , (fr. a king) a (tr. again, and a arrange, set in order ; to com-

queen, mistress, lady. camp ) to remove a camp, change pose, dispose, adjust, settle. 1 a
Dor. for -, quarters, return. mid.
b,
be
, (fr. a neg. and
inferior) invincible.
to
2 a.' pass,
impr. and
and
-, sub. -, -bv, (fr. next) ex-
tended, ttretched out; extensive
143)
 '' '
.' ' ,
•
ANA
wide ; towering, shooting, or
pointing upwards; earnest, eager,

^.,.
rear)
rear.
to
2 a.
ANA
nurse, bring up, educate,
act. pass.
impute, refer to ;
withdraw, betake, retire
ANA
; to col
<•

, ,.
,
pass, of, -
violent, menacing ; haughty, ar-

,
. ,
rogant, vain, boasting,

-,
-, -, par. per.
mid.
TiTpo(j>a'\tcr. pass,
1 a. act.
p'er.

p.
mid. ava-
led,

inf.
recover, rise
inf.
2 a.
up

ind.
par.
; 1 a. ind.
par.

-
f. (fr. up, and back, and
(fr. to per. ind. pass, as if fr

, -.
to reach) to extend, stretch run) run back, or up; to as-
to

, -
out

,
;
surround;
up;

pres. act.
to

3
to stretch

,, -,, -. ,
to raise, hold,
verge upwards.
3 sin. 1 f. act.
sin.

—,
prcs.
a.
round about,

sin.
—
ind.
or

act.
feni. par.
-, -,
lift
cend, mount ;
to grow, shoot up ;
to jet, gush out ; to recede, with-
draw; to recur, retrace, amend,
reform ; to run over, discourse of,

•',
enumerate. 2 a. ind. act. avihoa

(fr.
per. ind.
obs.)
mid.
to
kindle, blow up.
par.
(fr.

burn)

-, ,
1 a.

bear) a burden, load; an offer-

1
lo
pass, of
intens.
burn up,

a. inf.
(fr.
pass, of last.
blaze,

to

-, ,
^«,
per. ind. act. of (fr. to ing, sacrifice; a tax, tribute, re-

(fr.

-
raise, pusli

' •. ', ,
f.

trude, or cause to rise;

-,
up, and
p.

out, throw up, pro-

to rise) to

pro-
to
overturn) overthrow, ruin.

rear) education.
-, ,
-, -, -,
(fr. to

(fr.
venue ; a risirig up, emersion;
exhalation, evaporation ; recovery,
restoration, recollection;
charge, issue; a reference, rela-
a dis-

'
f. p.
duce, cause to be ; to spring ; to according to, and a tion, tendency ; narrative ; a

,
grow, bud, shoot;
ind.

,, ),
per.
sub.
mid.
to arise. 1

inf.
a. mark)

present.
to imagine, conceive;
form an image, or likeness, re-

-
to charge or transfer of crime, im-
putation, appeal; a subterfuge,
evasion ; refuge, shelter, protec-

,
, , ,, . ,
,,-, ,
(fr. intens. and -ov, and tion; in astrology, the sign rising
to cut) to cut up. -, b, , (fr. a ncg. and after the horoscope, the ascendant.
par. per. pass, of voice) speechless, mule, dumb, -, Att. -, , (fr.
last. silent. same) a bearer, carrier ; a bar,

,
for 3 pi. -ov, h, , (fr. same, and crow, staff, lever.
prcs. ind. act. to grow) that does not (fr. intens. and

,
pres. impr. act. of grow, stunted, dwarfish, diminu- to consider) lo observe,
f. -, p. tive. perceive, recognise, acknowledge.
(fr. up, and to set) to -, b, , (fr. same, and or -, (fr. same, and
place, or put above, or upon ; to to cry) same as to stop up) to hinder, ob

- -,

,
dedicate, consecrate ; to ascribe, b, , (fr. neg. and struct; to close, stop up, barricade.
refer,

,
to replace,

clare
, , ',,
,
attribute; to erect, build;
renew, restore ; to take

,
to
,
up, lift, remove ; to propose, com-

-
municate, impart ; to explain, de-
decree, enact, enjoin
a breeze) wanting air ;
without wind, brcatldess, still,
calm.

torrent.
Also, (fr. « intens. and
lo flow) rolling rapidly; a
(fr.
to think) to consider,
der, revolve, meditate, deliberate.

which see.
fr.
same, and

same, and
pon-

, ,
;

. '' ,
-
to set up, demand, Dor. for. 3 pi. 1 Poet, for
—
•
claim

, ;

,
or alter an opi-
to adopt,
nion, per. ind. pass. 3 pi.
2 mid.
a.
par. 1 a.
-,
of
Dor.

again, and
for
fr. intens.
which
. pi.

see.
and
cont. par. pres.
or -

,
a. par. f. (fr.
again, and

,
to cry) to exclaim, shriek, (fr. to
-, Up, and - cry out to shout, cheer. grow) to spri7ig, shoot, sprout up,

,
(fr. ;

, --
to value) to enhance,
the price, pres. inf. act.
raise

,
pres.
-, -, .
inf. mid.
pi. --
buil again ; produce, bring forth.
-, f. -, p.

,
and

-
-.

,
sion, shock ; ,
,
-, , (fr.
to quiver) a concus-
a violent change, or
intens.
(fr.

show)
par. 2 a. pass, of
f. -, --,
intens.
show, make appear, ex-
to
and
p.
to
to
(fr. intens. and
speak) lo exclaim, call, cry
aloud ; to sound out.
(fr. same, and to

,
removal.

,
, ,
- -. .
par.

,, -,
par. prcs. act.
1

(fr.
a. act. of
intens.
—
and
hibit,
convince,
charge.
display ; to testify, prove,
convict ; to accuse,
to be shown;
to appear, look, seem. per. pass.
yield) to retreat, withdraw, re-
tire ;

and
to return.
or
which see.
fr. same,

,
to bear) to suffer, endure, un- 2 -', (fr. back t

,
a. f.

-
,.
dergo ; to sustain, suppoit. and the mane) to fling
- -ov, b, , « neg.
(fr.

,
par. 1 a. pass, of from, and to take) not back the mane; to rear, unhorse;

,
to be taken away own, proper, to precipitate, cast headlong, over-

-
;

,
,
rise ;
of the •
arise) day-spring,

,
-, ,

.
the east ;
v;orld.
(fr.
dawn
sun-
the eastern parts
;
to peculiar.

bald man ; somewhat

-ov,

-,
b,

,
(fr.

bald.
next) a

bald, with-
turn ; to
wantonly,

' -,
1
behave riotously, or
riot.

a. inf.
Poet,
mid of
for

,
b,

,
-/,-, (fr. last) eastern. out hair on the top of the head. f. (fr. back,
-, , -, , nnd to pour) to pour back

,
(fr. to (fr. last)

section,

tomical,

-, - ,
-
.
,
cut up) a cutting, dividing, dis-

\. .
anatomy.
-,

3
-bv, (fr. last)
an anatomist.
pi. pres. ind. act.
ana-

of
baldness.

to
clearly, evidently.
f.
-, and -,
(fr.
show) openly,

), up,
(fr.
plainly,
torefund; to pour in, or upon,
infuse
par. 1
;

a.
to
pass,
confound,

par. pres. of
disturb.
and

, , -*.
(fr.

trate ; to refute, disprove.

t$a, (fr.
f. ,-
to turn) to sui)icrt, overturn; to
trip, throw down, lay fat, pros-

,,
back, and

up, and
p.
to
and

lo take
to carry) to carry, bring
up, or bach ; to offer sacrifce ;
upon, bear, endure;
take, remove, discharge, dismiss
to break out, burst forth ;
port, tell; to concert, relate to
(44)
to
to

re-
;

to
See

rate for

par.
of .',
-,
by Apos. before an aspi-

-lv,
a. sin.
.
inf.
pi.
I
of

a. pasat
 —

, '
, ,
,
~, ,
-/, //, (fr. to pour
oul) a pouring out, overflowing, , . -,
(fr. same) to enslave, reduce
p. --
ANE
subdue) who governs, or rule»
her husband.
-,
-. ,
inundation; a passage, course; to servitude; treat as a slave. b, (fr. same,

,
ning, or mouth of a river. -, same) a and same) who conquers men, a

,
'(
b, (fr.
pur. 1 a. pass, of uva- man-slcaler, kidnapper, d. pi. hero.

,-, -, -, ,
the manly or intrepia

, ,
Att. (fr.same) (fr. a godeless ; an epithet of Mi-
a pouring forth, an man, and
effusion ;

- -,the foot) a slave. nerva.

. ,
inundation, lake, pool ;
vortex; gulf of vice, or de-
bauchery, profusion, prodigality.
a sink,

- -, , ,
last) slavish, tervilc.
b, ,
(fr.
(fr,
man, and
boured, wrought, or
-, b, , (fr.
to labour) la-
tilted by
a

, , ,
a. sin. a man, and a burden) too man. Or, belonging to a dead
-, -',, -, much for a man man.

,
f. p. (fr. to bear, bur-

,
back, and to go) to densome, grievous. -, >/,
(fr. same, and
go back again, return, depart, re- -, , the herb purslain. to kill) slaughter, mureler,

,
tire, withdraw; to secede, sepa- -, , Andrew, a man's carnage.
rate, (fr. room) to con- name. -a, -ov, (fr. a

, , -,
tain, hold. and man, and destroy)

,
fj, (fr. to

, ,, , ,
-, ', , last) a man) manliness, valour, men-elestroying.

.
(fr. it

is necessary to be withdrawn, &c. courage, fortitude. -, , (fr. same, and

2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of and -a, -ov, (fr. an account) a choice, levy,
last) manly, brave, courageous; or muster of men.
-iOf, Att. -,', (fr. masculine, male. -, , Andromache, &

,
next) a cooling, refreshing; a -ov, b, (fr. a woman's name.
breathing, rest, respite. man, and to kill) a man- a man)
\., -a, -ov, (fr.

. ' ,
,
to cool,

, . , ,, ,
wipe dry;
,
again, and
f.

refresh
-,

to
;
p.
to breathe)
rub down,
to
relieve, rest, give
(fr. slayer, murderous,
Mars. comp.
. (fr.
-, an epithet of
sup. --
manful)
manlike,
men.

man's name.

<
human; crowded

-,
-,
b, Andronicus, a
with

,
respite; to repair ; 1 a. manfully, &c. b, (fr. same, and

',
,
inf. Poet, for d. pi. a boy) a boy almost arrived

,,
Dor. Sync, for 3 01 avi'o. at manhood.
sin. 2 a. opt. of
-.
Dor. for -, b, (fr. same, and

,
,., , ,
Avigvy, to please, delight, gratify, par. pres. of a sphinx) a figure com-

. '. ,nir ; to satisfy, content,

For other tenses see
imp.
pi. 1 a. sub. pass,
Ion. for
of same.
3 poseel of a man and a sphinx.

.
pres. inf. m. cont .

, , \,
,
pres.
for
of ,
,
inf.
Poet, for
pass.
1 a. par. mid.

-,
. Ion. for

-,
men's apartment;
ing-room.
b, (fr.
a
g. pi.

same)
hall,

a man
of

the
din to eat) to eat
-,
-,
1 a. inf.

(fr.

b,
same, and
pass, of av-

human flesh.
fj,

human flesh ; a can-

(fr. same)
-

,
Poet, for -ov, b, (fr. that elevours
rb, (fr. last) a diadem, band, and to drive) driving men nibal.

, , -, . turban, garland. banishment, an oppressor;

fillet, into g. Ion. of
-, , a summit, top, one who expels a just claimant. -, b, (fr. same, and
ridge ; a terrace, bank, mound. a. sin. of to kill) a murderer, man-
-, -, ,

,
Poet, for (fr. slayer ; a warrior.
, (fr. about, and to a statue, and to make) -, f. -, p. •, (fr.

-,
throw) a noose, gin, halter.

,
Poet, for (fr. ^, statuary,
statues.
the manufacture of same)
to meike a
to make manly, encourage;
man ; change into

, ,
-, , , --

, ,
men, humanize;

,
intens. and twice) twofold, same)

,
(fr.

. ,
doubly, separately, two ways. like a man ;

, , <5, ,
a statuary, carver. behave
', -, to to

,
for a. of b, (fr. a man) grow up, become a man,
to to

'Avipn,

, same.

, . ,
, -, (fr.
cases of

a man,
a statue, image, carved figure.

same)
rage ;
f.

to
-, p.
make manful, encou-
to behave
(fr.

like
arrive at

approach to manhood.
man's estate.
(fr. same) to grow up,

- -,
b, r), (fr. same)

, and good) to behave like a a man, act with spirit; per male, masculine, manly, brave,

,
to
-.

,
man, to act with spirit. ind. pass, courageous, a. sin.
-, , -, -, same) man- last) manfully, like

,
(fr. last) (fr. (fr.

',
,
an exploit, achievement, feat. ly, manful, brave. a man.

- -, , same) par. 1 a. pass Av-

.
(fr. last) manfully.
(fr.
-
,-,
, ,
.
,
bravery, manliness, spirit.
a man,, man) a
-, ,man, pigmy.
of(dim. a 1 a. inf. mid. of

,
(fr. little

-,
, -, -,
,
,
and

, , ,
a prize) spoils of the
dead, plunder.

,. .
b, (fr. -, a man,
b, (fr.
food) a cannibal; one who kills
b, and
same, and
like
-a, -ov, (fr.
a man, manly.
b, see
a man)

, , '
and to choke) a murderer. another with his own weapon. pres. mid.

,
for

,
,. - , , ,, ..
pi.

'.,
,
of
Poet, for

man's name.
,
.
3 pL
-,
b, Andramias,

Att. for
1 f.
se-
verally, separately, man by man.
a

for

Ion. for.

mid. of
(-
d.
heroes ;
to
-, ,
producing males.
bear)

-ov, b, (fr. same, and

a woman) an hermaphro-
dite ; a catamite ; effeminate, wo-
manish ; weak, feeble, delicate.
-, Dor. for
-, , (fr. same, and to
(fr.

a
same, and
mother of
of

3 pi.
3
Dor. and Poet,
sin. 1 a.

imp. of
-,
-,
3 sin.

-,
-, imp.

2
—
of

a.
act. of
for avi

ind. act. !
(45\
,
,. , ,
ANE
,
- .
-
ANE ANE

,
,
,.
vowel,
.
.
.,
,
1

,
-, -

,
3 pi. 1 a. ind.

a. ind. act.

,
2 a. ind. of
, .
3
or

pi.
-, before

1
of

a.
of

ind. of
a

or
mid. of

redun.

litude,
tation
to

; to
make)
-,
-,
-,
f.

an
to
appearance, or represen-
conceive, or
in the mind ; to propose an ob-
-,
image, and
form a simi-
1 a.

(fr.

imagine
ind. I

\
and
ble, inexpressible,

—
-, ,,
-,
to fail) constant,
ing, certain.

•, -,
(fr.
to utter) unuttera•

and
(fr.
unspeakable.

a neg. and

last) without fail.

1 a.
-
unfail-

ind. pass.

, ,
imp. act. of

ind. act. of ',

' ,
,
Ion. for

.
1 a.
ject to the attention, or consider-
ation.
-,. -, and
a. ind. act.
3
-,
of
sin.
-, 3

imp. of
pi. -vav, 1

, -, -,
f.

. (fr. up, and f. (fr. back, and to

-
, to rouse) to arouse, awake, roll) unrol, unfold;
to to re- 3 sin. 2 a. pass, of

. ,,. ,-,- ,
excite ; to

,
raise, erect;

,
-
cheer, encourage ; to

raised, to rise, start up.

-kiv, 3

,
sin.

, ,
and before a vowel

,-
imp. of
-, , , (ft. a neg. and
to be
trace, wind back, return
to roll up.

•,
3
•

sin. per. pass.

per. par. act. of

-, 2
; also

2
and
rijied,
trepid.
-, , (fr.
to terrify) unter*
undaunted, fearless, in-
neg.

.
pi. a. (fr. last) boldly, in
— -, -,

,
to accuse)noi to be blam- ind. act. trcpidly.

,. - , ) ,.
ed, blameless, irreproachable.

,
3 pi.
1 a.
imp. pass.
ind. pass, of

-
—
2 a. ind. mid. of

par. per. pass, of

slack, negligent
-, -ov, (for
remiss
given up to,
.
-,
of
-, 3
2
imp. ind. act.
pi.
a. ind. act

-, 2
—
a. ind. act,

, ,
;

, ,
. , , ,
per. pass.
1 a. ind. pass, of devoted, deserted.

lessly.
(fr. last) remissly, care- dure)

-.
suffered,
-,
tolerable,
comp.
-, (fr.
bearable,
to en-
to
sup.
be

,
and

, ,
.,
act. of

,.
ind.

-
1 a. pass.

,
,
Ion. for
pass.
,
,
,
.
3 pi. 2
2
a. ind.

imp.
par.
pi.

return,

to be at,
f.

up, and
come back.
(fr. up, and
up, or upon ;
p.
to go) to go up,

to reach,
to
(fr.

be)
more

lerably.
tolerably.
(fr.
(neut.

same) bearably,
comp. of last)

to-

,
per. pass, of arrive at, come 2

,
to. sin. 1 a. pass, of
for See
' -,
b, , (fr. a neg. and

. - ,
, . ,
Sync, for
clothes) ill dressed, badly
clothed ; without clothes, naked.
next) cruelly,
uithout pity, unmercifully.
(fr.

,.
,.
3
1 pi.

, ,,
sin. 1

, ,
, ,
. 3.
pper. pass.

•
' '
a. ind.

.-
sin. 1 a.
mid. of

act. of ava- —
Ion. for

—
inf.
pres. inf. of

of
-, -,
2 a. ind. act.
par. 2 a. ind.
—
and
-,
, , (fr. a neg.
merciful) unmerci-
ful, merciless, pitiless, a. pi.

'
-

,
act. 2 a. inf.mid.

,,.,
,
2
,
.- , .
(perhaps fr.
low) freely, without

,.
loosely, not strictly.

a. act.
Metath.
of
for
to al-
restraint, Poet, for
or 2 a. of
f.
per. inf.

-, (fr.
to hinder) to keep off, out,
pass, of

intens.
3 sin. 1

and
and
did,
-, , ,
base; niggardly, narrow,
stingy; homely, clownish, mean.
See
(fr.
free) illiberal, sor-
neg.

,
—
, -, -
imp. or 2
, 2 a. act.

1 a.
a.
of

mid. of
imp.
or from, to drive, or put away ;
to repel, repulse, thrust
oppose, resist ; to save, protect,
back ; to of
or
-, -,
-, (fr.
1 a. ind. pass,

up, and

, .. ,
-.
,, . ,
or guard ; to hinder, stop, debar ; to draw) to draw upwards,

,.
^,
3

, ,
sin. 1 a.

,
Poet, for

,. , 1 a. act.
-,
.
of
act. of to inclose,
prison.

arid
shut up, confine, im-

pres.
which
inf. fr.
see.
intens.
or towards ; to haul up ; to tear,
or pluck up, draw out, extract
to raise,
bend.
lift up; to draw back^

, , .
f.

. - , ., -
to place) to set, or lay
to prevail on,
(fr.

persuade, induce
upon, and
upon;
;
3
3
pi.
pi. 1 a. act.
of
of
1 a. of
pi. 2 a.
a. sin. par.

mid. of
Ion. for
2 a. act.
3

, , ,, '
to bring back, lead. 1 a. ind. per. inf. pass, of f. -, p. -, (fr.
— neg. and

,
act. 3 sin. imp. act. to hope, th.
, and

,. , , 1 a. act. of Att. 2 pi. imp. hope) 770/ to hope, be without

. , ,
mid. of hope, to despair. 1 a.

,
act. of

, -,. ,
..-, -, , . Att. for

2 pi. 2 a. act.
1 a. ind.

of ava
Poet, for
or Att. for

and Poet.
, 2
or
a. sub. of
Ion.

(fr.
sub.

lessness,
-.
-,
-,
, (fr. same) hope-
despondency, despair.
-ov, b, , (fr. same)

, . , and unhoped
par. intens. afar) early, without hope, desperate ;
1 a. pass, in the beginning, from above, for, unexpected, despaired of;
-, , , (fr. neg. and from afar, from on high. surprising, strange, disastrous*

,
,
to
willing, loath;
wished.

, , , ,
wish) involuntary, un-

.
unwelcome, un- act. of
or -, 3
-,
sin. 1 a. ind.

a neg.
unfortunate.

unexpectedly.
(fr. last) past hope,

, .
b, tj, (fr.

.
.. ,, . ,-, .
2 a. ind. mid. of and to relate) not to par. 2 a. act. 3

a. md.
,3
1 a. ind. act.
act. of
— '^, 2
be fully expressed, inexpressible
3 sin. ,mp. pass, ofava-
pi.

1
2 a. sub. act.

a. ind. aet.
sin. —
of
of
2 pL

I a. ind. pass, of 2 a. act. of b,fi, (fr. a neg. and

Also 2 a, ind. of -, , j£,
(fr. neg. to envy) not tnviea\ un-
(46)
 .
,
enviable; giving no cause of
ANE
-, 3
ANE
mid

.. , - ,-,
*- -,
ANE
and
.-
*.*,

,,, ,
sin. 1 a. 1 a.

-,
, ,.,
anger, fuultless, worthy, good.

, ,
(fr. again, and
to vomit) to vomit up again,
disgorge.

b, >/, (fr. wind) windy,

-ov,
par.
par.

1 a. act.
-via,
1

par. per. mid. of

a.
a.

-,
mid.
mid. a.id
pass, of

Att. for
. - ,-,
-
-, -, 2 a.

ly,
abuse.
ind. act. of
-, 1 a.

(neut. of next) safe-

securely, without railing, or

-,
act. of

,
-, , ,

, , - ,.
airy ; light, trifling, vain, silly. (fr. neg. b, , (fr. a neg.
-, -ov, par. pres. and to disturb) undis- and to injure) irre-
pass, of turbed
,
; peaceful, quiet, calm. proachable, harmless; safe, se-

,. , ,
f. p. (fr. n. pi. of par. 2 a. of cure from afproni.

. wind)
by the wind
to toss,
; to
shake, agitate,
expose to the. -, b, , (fr. a neg. and
-, b, ,
to plot) not to be
(fr. same,

,
weather to float in the air. and to wipe out) not to surprised, secure, safe; candid,
&*, ;

,
3 sin. imp. of be effaced, or annulled, indelible. ingenuous,
3 sin. 1 a. pass, of -, b,, (fr. a neg. -, b, fj, (fr. same,

,. ' ,
and to convince) not to and a title, th. to
-, -, the (fr. be convinced, or disproved, indis- write) untitled, without inscrip-

, -
wind) windy, stormy, tempestu- putable; untried, not examin- tion, nameless, obscure.
ous; airy, exposed to the air, or ed, unascertained; unconvicted, same, and

,
(fr.
winds. blameless. to cover) without con-

,
mind.

,
, ,
-ov,
g. Ion.

wind, and
b,wind; breath;

- -,
d. pi.

b, ^,
to cover)
-
life;

(fr.
and
-,
searchable, inscrutable, past find-
ing out.
-,
to
b,

b, ~,
, (fr. a neg.

search) un-

(fr. a neg.
cealment, openly, avowedly, pub-
licly.

tens. and
out hindrance, freely.
(fr.
to hinder) with-
same, in-

protecting

,
tering,

and

, , , warm.
from

a rumbling noise)
-, b, ,
the storm, shel-

(fr. same,
and
unheard, not examined.
to examine) untried,

(fr. last)

-, , (fr.
without trial.

to en-
and
-, b,

blameable, blameless, irreprehen-

sible, irreproachable.
to
fj, (fr. same,

check) un-

, ,
roaring, rattling, whistling with dure, and evil) mildness, -, b, fj, (fr. same,
the wind. and
and - gentleness
ance
; endurance, forbear-
patience, fortitude.
in,
cluded, retired, lonely, solitary;
to mix) se-

,-,
,
;
-, b, , (fr. same, and to -, b, , (fr. same) pa- unsocial, implacable.
rear) strengthened,
reared, or tient, forbearing, meek. b, , (fr. same, and

,
nursed by the wind, hardy. -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. to consider) inconsider-

,
-ov, b, >),
(fr. same, and to trace, th. ate, thoughtless, rash, hasty.
and to turn) exposed to the a track) not to be traced, or dis- -ov, b, , (fr. same,
ivind, weatherbeatcn ; changing on, and to polish) unpo-

, ,, .., ,
covered, intricate, inscrutable.
with the wind, fickle. (fr. a neg. and lished, rough, unfinished.
-ov, b, ,
-, , (fr. same, and a passage) impervious, im- -, b, , (fr. same,
to spoil) grain, &c. blight- passable; irremeable, having no on, and to do sacrifice)
ed by the wind ; blight, blast. return ; confined, not let loose, unfinished, imperfect; not offer-
-,

, ,
, same) ed, or sacrificed; not duly so-
b, (fr. or at liberty.
-,

, ,
blighted, blasted, tainted. -, -«,31. 1 f. lemnized; not purified, or cleans-
-Q (fr. same) ' expose to ind. mid. of ed.
the wind; to air, ventilate; to Ion. for 3 pi.
and
-,knowing) same b,f), (fr.

fan, winnmo ; to blow ; to shake, per. mid. igno-

or fill icith the wind. -ov, b, ,
(fr. a neg. rant, unskilful; illiterate; awk.
-, , , a neg. (fr. and to feel) unfeel- ward.
and to hinder) unhin- ing, insensible, stupid; unper- f. -, p. -, (fr.
dered, unrestrained, at liberty, ceived, unobserved ; not to be ob- same, and to turn to)

,
free.

, -
drance, freely.

,-
wind) ,
-- , / - -,
windy,
(fr. last)

b,
airy ;
,
without hin-

(fr.

swelling
served, imperceptible.

and
-ov, b, (fr. a neg.
to blush) un-
blushing, shameless ; that has no
cause to blush, innocent, blame-
,
to turn away, or from, avert.

heedlessly,
respect, without return.
Ion. for
-, b, , (fr. a neg. and
(fr.
without
last)

%>,
aversely,
regard, or

.
with, or waving in the wind.

, ,
less.

,
-, , (fr. same, Poet, for fit) unfit, improper, unsuitable.
and
b,
swift) swift as the wind, , par. pres. pass. — -, b, , (fr. same,
wind-fleet, storm-winged.
-, ,
to, by Sync, and Dor. for and envious) devoid of

,
b, , (fr. same) 3 sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of envy, candid, generous; unen-

,
airy, light, trifling, silly, worth- viable.
less; false, ineffectual, vain. -, b, , (fr. a -ov, b, ?/, (fr. same,

,- , .
-, , (fr. same) Ane- neg. and to correct) and to consider) un-

, , ,
mone, a flower. past mending, incorrigible, de- expected, unthought of, unfore-
-,

, . .
b, , (fr. a neg. praved ; to which nothing can be seen.

,
and deficient) deserving, added, perfect, complete. 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. ol

' ' '

worthy

-
;

- capable, sufficient.
-,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of

''.- ,,.. ,,, -

b, , (fr. a neg. and Dor. for 2
it is possible) impossi- (fr. a neg. and a. mid. of

', .
ble, not to be allowed, or permitted. grievous) easily, agreeably, per. pass, of

freely, without grudge, or envy.

see -,
-, 1 a. act. of ava- 3 sin. pper. pass, of

•
for
Ion. and Poet.
par. 1 a. act. - -, -, \ a. act. ofava- .
', (fr.
Poet, for

intene. and int* »

(47)
 , .
,. ,,
ANE ANE ANH

.,. , , ,
Bay) to proclaim, publish, com- -ov, b, a neg. and (fr. of Or, for

.
f/, fr.

. .
mand,

. ,
either as an injunction, a heartb) without a home, a

,
or prohibition ; to prohibit, for- wanderer ; one who shuns home, Dor. for

\
, ,.sin.

,
bid. 1 a.

a. sin. of

and
,., ,
for

-,
Poet,

b,
unamiable, dis-
to love)
2

by Sync,

,
a.

(fr. neg.
3 solitary.

of

mid. of
3

(of
sin.
-, -, 2 a. ind.
of

and
pass,

2 a.
pres. opt.

of
f.

up, and
3
mid.
sin. pres. opt.

to hold) to hold
up, lift, raise, exalt ; to esteem ;
p.
mid.
for

(fr.

,
intens.

, , ',
voke,
,
agreeable, unpleasing, offensive,

.
hateful, odious

. ' '.. ,
,-, or
; unkind, un-
friendly ; not inclined to love.
(fr.

stir, irritate.
to
intens.
provoke)
and
to
-
pro-
to examine) to inquire, search
out; to question, examine, extort
by torture.
-, -, 1 a. ind. act.

-, imp. pass, of
of
to hold on, persist ;
clieck, stop
to hinder,
;

lax ; to rise up, emerge ; to up-

to

hold, support, maintain ; to prop,

bear up; to bear, suffer ; to at-
tract, draw
cease,

induce, par. pres.

rest, re

, ,
to,

,
and (fr. same, act. 2

.
a. act.

,
-,

. '
and to ruin) to lay waste, ,

.
b, (fr. to par. pres. pass. ind.

,
ruin, despoil; to steal, gather; loose) loosened; loose, lax, re- opt. -,

,. ,, ,,, ,
, , , .
destroy.

,
to tear, rend, pull in pieces ; to

mid. of last.
.
Ion. for
-,

-,
-ov,

b, ,
par.

(fr.
.
1

pi.

a neg.
a.

of
miss, negligent.

pass, of
without.
from.
(fr.
-, -, 2
-,

intens.
-,
a.
1

and
pass.
a. ind.
—

off, far
-oiro. imp. pass,

mid.

vowel,

niece, cousin.
1

-,
f.

-,
a. act.
f),
mid.

-, or
of
(fern,
Att.
- before a

of next) a
2
and
a.

>,
,
and

.
ballast) unsteady, unfirm, loose,

,
limber, pliant.

, , )up, and
(fr. or
to steady, th. to shout) to shout like bacchanals,
rave, celebrate orgies.
,
-ov, b, a neg. and Ave
well arranged) ill adapt- 1
(fr.
""Also a cousin

a. pass,
-, b,

for
of
properly
in any way.
nephew.

3 pi.

,
.
,
-
. ., ,
to creep) to creep up,
crawl back.

,
^,
2 a. pass, of

,, . par. per. pass, of avap-

ed,
able.

not
unfit,

-, ,
straight)
level ;
responsible.
inconvenient,

not
>'/, same, and
(fr.
uneven, rough
accountable,
unsuit-

or
(. pi. of

par. per.
per. pass.
,,
-,
silently,
mutely, without speech or noise.
-, per.
-?, -, a.
mid
— ^, -,
-,
,\>&.
ind. mid.
sin.

-, or
—

, -, -, Att. for last) not subject to a. ind. act. of

.
(fr. 1

, , ?,
per. mid. of
f. -, up, and (fr.
rule, or
with impunity.
control, unaccountable,
ind. pass,
for
or for
'.
3 pi.
3
per.
pi.

, .<, , -, -, ,, ,-
to draw) to haul up, draw inf. of 2 a. of 2 a. sub. mid. of
ashore ; to tuck, or tie up ; to -, , fj, (Att. for or
steal; to withdraw, remove. 1 a. -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and fr. a neg. and to
ind. act. obs. or to find) not cry) silent, mute, dumb.

, ->}- —
found, undiscoverable.
, -, — per. act. Att.

,
f. p.
, (fr. up, and to f. p. per. pass. •,

.
go) to go up ; to return, come -, 3

, , ,, , , .
(fr. a or and intens. pi. 1 a. ind. pass.
back; to enter, go ; to succeed, m to find) to discover by diligence, 1 a. inf. pass. —
follow ; to go over, repeat. 2. a. invent ; to seek, find out ; to find, Sync, for

,
ind. act. meet with. 3 pi. I a. ind. pass, of
—
,
,
,
,
intens.
2 a.
and
Ion.

impr.

,.
a.ot.
of
which
of
-, fr.
'. see. inf.

act. of last.
-, -, ind.
. pi. par. 2 a.

and -
finish)
-, ,
completeness ; the
(fr.

perfection,
perfecting,
completion, finishing, conclusion.
or
perfectness,
to

,,-,
1 a. o,/t. (fr. intens.
-, f. -,

,.
3 of 2 again,
'. pi. a. act. of to praise) to celebrate, ex-
' (fr.

, --, . tol,praise highly ; to lament or and youth) to grow young

,
3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of bewail avoiding unlucky words. again ; to grow up, arrive at
—
.' ,'.. '
- , Att.
to remit) remission, loosening,
-, , (fr. '-
,
-,
-, imp. act.
imp. pass.
1 a.
-,
act. —
—
puberty, pres.

and
-, b, ,
inf.
(fr.
youth) very young; a
act.
intens.

,
-,.,of \.
dismissal.

,,, ,. ,
-
-,
,
looseness, relaxation

.. ,
recreation, refreshment, ease, rest

, ,
remissness, negligence

-, -,
; indulgence,

1 a. ind.
a release,

act.
upwards,
1 a. mid. of

upon, and
f.

to leap) to spring back, to leap up,

rear.par. pres. mid.
.
mid.
Poet. 1 a. ind.

by Sync, and
(fr.
boy, stripling, lad.

inf.

—
2

&c. of
-,
a. ind. impr.

—
-,
Att. for

1 a. act.

-, -,
3
2
pass,
pi.
a.

,
h for pper. pass, act.
-. -, -.
,, of or Dor. of

a.

-
., ,
for
—
- ,.act.

.,, ,
Dor.

,. —

,
for

3
Ion. for
pi. 2
3
JEo\. Sync,
a. ind. act.
sin. 2

,-,-,
pass, of
-ov, imp. ind.-,
1 a. act. of ava-
to lead) to
count, recite, pres.
(fr. intens.
tell,

inf.
relate, re-
mid. avu-
and

,, ,
, 3 pi. per. ind. act. -ov, -, imp. mid. of {fr. a neg. and sweety

per. act. of

, •
Ion. for

-,
par.

—
2 pi. pres. ind. or impr. i
disagreeably, harshly.
Att. for 3 pi.

-,

, . ..
,
-, 3 pi. 2 a. mid. 1 pi. pres pper. mid. of
ind. act. — -, -, or ind. mid. -, -ov Poet, for 2 a. sub. act.
- before a vowel, 1 a, ind. act. par. pres. mid. of of Or, Att. for avf/, 3
of same. -, -,par. 1 a. pass sin. pper. of to return.

(48)
 — ,

, . ,,
A*»>03V,

, ,- , -
ANH
rb, the herb j*.:sc, or -, -, or - before a ,-,^, (fr. aflowery

, .,,
,
,
,
m.

,'.
. ,
1 a.

Ion. for
ind. act. of

1 a. ind.
2 a.
mid. —
vowel, and Ion.
act.

,
—
1 a. ind. pass,
-, -,
3 pi. of
of
Ion.
1 a.
for
the herb gith, or nigella; an o*.
nament.

er ;
-, ,
the herb chamomile.
-, -,same)
(fr. same) aflov>-

,
,
3

,.
fit)
sin.

,
, it

,
,
,
1

(impers. fr.
a. act.
to be-
appertains, it is fit, it be-
comes, it is convenient, right, just.
before a vowel, imp.
-,
Att. redupl. for
-, by Epenth. and
per. pass, of

per. mid. of
-, b, ,
blooming, bright, luxuriant.
-,
(fr.

',
and

(fr.
fiowery,

same)

.
3 sin. flower.

, ,
of

and
'
,
last.
-,
past remedy, irremediable

,
b, ,
to cure) incurable,
(fr. a neg.

incon-
or
(fr. a neg. and
b,
to finish)
unfinished, imperfect; not S> be
finished ; unceasing, intermina-
-, , -,

-,
-,
1 a.
1
sub. mid. of
f. mid. —
-

,
; b, (fr. to

,
, .
solable.
(fr. last) incurably.
—
ble ;
cable.
insurmountable, impracti-

-,
blossom) the chin ; the part be
nealh the lower jaws in beasts

, , (fr. a neg. and the throat.

.
neut.

,
sin. b,

,
neut.

,, , , .
. , ,
pi.

.
of
imp. ind. act. of ava-
a man) unmanly
lazy, inactive; dull, heavy, stupid.
; slothful,
asphodel.
-,
-, b, tlie star-flower, or

,
,
3 sin. per. pass, ofava'-- b, same as

,
,
.
gent
less ;

.
; .
•
-, b, ,
disobedient ; silent, speech-
ignorant, simple, unlearn-
(fr.

to hear) inattentive, negli-

neg. and

man, husband.
-, -,
Sync,

1 a. ind.
for b,

pass, of
a 2 a. act.
Poet, for

d. pi. of
-, -, per. ind.
S

act.
pi.

/, ^,- , .
- , -, -, .
, ,
unheard

.
ed, inexperienced;
unknown, of no celebrity.
of,
3 pi. 1 a. mid. of
pi. of
par. per. act. ol

. ,
-,

and
attended
,
:,
,
-, f.
disregard, disobey.

.
, ,
(fr. next)

not to attend ; to neglect, slight,

-,
b, ~, (fr. a neg.
to hear) not heard,
or regarded slight-
,act.
Ion.
of
-, -, Att.
1 a. mid. of ava-
par. per.
', mid. of
for

Dor.
sin. fern. cont. par. pres. act.
Dor.
for
3 sin. 2 a.

a.
—

,
to, ; for cont.
ed, neglected, disobeyed ; unheard -, neg. and
b, fj, (fr. fr. d. pi. par. pres. or

, of, strange ; not to be heard, in-

audible, indistinct.
f. -, p. -, (fr. up,

,.,
to plough) untilled, uncul-
tivated, neglected ; unmarried.
-, -, 1 a. act. of avap-
3 pi. pres. ind. act. of
-, f. -,
flower) to blossom, bloom, bear
(fr. a

and
mount, arrive
to

proceed, improve ; to reach, at-

come)
at ;
to
to
come
advance,
to,

,.
3
Ion.
pi.
and Dor.
cont. imp. of ---
for

.
flowers; to flourish, prosper ; to

, •-
shine,
trickle, per.
dazzle,
ind.
glitter;
mid.
to ooze,
Cor

,
tain, extend to ; to meet ; to ft,
agree, suit; to become, befit; to
appertain, belong, relate to, con-

,.
, 2
-,
sin. 2
-,
a. sub. act. —
, ,
which also

or -, ,
and Att.

name

.-, -, ,, -,
1 f. ind. act. of the

,
cern ;

of last)

pertaiT. ing,
to avail,
-, ascending,
raised, elevated, lofty ; reaching,
or belonging to ; fit,
signify.
-ov, (par. pres. act.
mounting ;
,
.
. , ,
-,
-,
-,

-,
1 a.
1

1 pi.
ind.
a. pass,

pass,
of

3
of
of a city.

flower,and i 6
to eat) a bee ; 01
rather an epithet of the bee.
from living on flowers.
»% (fr. a

becomi ig, right.

\.
3 sin. 1 a. mid. of avaX- /,
,. , , Att.
Ion. for
for
2
Poet, for
a. sub. act.
ery, fresh,
-a, -bv, (fr.

-,
blooming
(fr.
;
same)

same)
gay,
to
fiow-
lively.
bud,

,
f.

-, b, ", (fr. a neg. and of

, blossom, put forth flowers ; to

\,
to drive) unmoved, calm, ', before an aspirate for strew, garnish, adorn with flow-

,
a unyielding; which see. ers ; to colour, tinge, dye.

,.
still ; iff", inflexible,
stubborn unbroken, -, and or
obstinai , ; (fr. for,
" (fr. ivri

-, to take) to take in preference, pre- against, and

not trait vd, wild. to seat) to sit

,
/
,
, ,
-
,
. ,, . . ,
gloomy.
,
, -
-,
-

the
, -,

-,
1
b,
sun)
,
2

-,
a. act.
a.

(fr.
sunless,

1
—
ind. act. of

neg. and

a. pass.
dark,

—
fer, choose, elect
(fr.

after another ; to
against, and
to touch) to touch, attack,
or lay hands upon in turn, or
cling, em-
brace, or supplicate in turn; to
move, affect,
;

afflict ;
to gain, get.

to touch,
down against,
besiege.
0«,adorned
ery,

mid.
mid.
-,

—
-bv, (fr.

-, -,-, or
encamp

same) flov\
withflowers.
imp.
par. pres.
3 pi. pres
opposite,

, '
per. act. of reach, come to ; to take in hand, ind. mid. of
-, , , neg. undertake. p.

,. ,, ,
(fr. f.

,
and

, , . '
or Sync, for-
which yields no milk.

, for
to milk) not milked,

1 pi. 2 a.
1 pi. 1 a.
act.
pi. of
3 sin. cont. pres. of
-,
f} Antheia, the name
,

of several cities ; an epithet of

(fr.

resist, oppose. 1 a.

, -,-,-.
a.
against, and
to stand) to stand against,

imp. pass,
2

, , ,,
of Venus and Juno.

, to be.
1 pi.

-,
imp. of fr.

a. mid. of
3 pi. of 2
er, and
b, (fr.

to contain)
a flow-

,... , .,
b, f), (fr. a neg. and and -, -bv, (fr. flower-pot, flower-basket.
"~ gentle) wild, fierce, savage; a flower) in blow, bloom- -, f. -, (fr. same,

, cruel, pitiless.
-, -, 2
inf.
a. act.
of 1 a.
ing, flourishing, vigorous ; flow-
ery, adorned with flowers.
Poet, for
and
flowers;
cull, choose.
to
to gather) to gather
select beauties; ft

mid. of par. 2 a. mid. -, f. -*>, (fr. ayA tc

(iJ
 return, and
to confess in turn, assent
!>\
or agree
mutually, covenant, or stipulate

,
to confess)

, and
cannibal.
to eat)

- -,
AM
a man-eater,

b, »'/, (fr. ,,,. ,

sin. cont.
as if fr.
AN1
imp. ind. act. of

imp. act Avicij,

,.
— Avii-
,oilboth sides ; to sing praises, or
thanksgivings responsively.
same, and
nature, born like men.
to be) of human -,-, par. pres.

,
par. pres. mid.
act.
—
-
a. of
Poet, for

som ; fresh growth ;

3 sin. 2

-, , a flower,
or shooting of trees ; luxuriance,
the budding
blos-

,
,
against,
to go
together.
to
and
meet

-, ,
-,
;
f. -,
to encounter,

(fr.
to
(fr.

meet)
run
-,

profane.
-,

-,
pres. opt.
vai, pres. inf. act. of
-, b,

f.
,
-,
(fr.
act. — Avii-

next) unholy,

p. -,
.
(fr.

-,
a proconsul) the office of procon- and

,
holy) to do

,
bloom, flower, pride, excellence ; intens.
a garland ; a spark ; a fit, pa- sul, a proconsulate, or procon-

,
holy ceremonies, sacrifice ; to con-

,
roxysm.

why
1
', for
? wherefore ?
-,
which ? for what

-,
?

,
sulship.

act. of
-,
g. sin. par. pres.

, secrate, devote.

Poet, for
-, -, imp. of
.

, ,
Att. f. p. Dor. and Ion. for aviovv

,
b, (fr.

,
a coal) a collier, coal- (fr. next) to be a procon- 3 pi. pres. pass, of avitu,
.
,
man.

.
sul ; to enjoy, or discharge the for

,of burning
-, ,
-,
coal ; a carbuncle.
-,
b,
(fr.

coals, afire.
same) a heap

a burning, or

Att. -, ,
live '
office

Roman
of proconsul.
-, b, (fr.
a consul) a proconsul ; a
magistrate next to the
consuls; a lieutenant, governor.
,for, and

up, and
back
-,
f.
1 a.

-,
rb, the

cast, fling,
herb arnse.
par. pass, of
p.
to send)
-, (fr.
to send
throw up-
(fr.
b ; to

,. , --
last) a coal; afire, conflagration; -, (fr. same, un- wards ; to emit, discharge; to

,
a burn. der, and work) to work loosen, unloose, open, strip; to
/,, -, , a wasp, hornet. under, or along with, assist, co- liberate, release, let go ; to slack-

,-,
.
for V. of operate ; to give work in return. en, relax, intermit,, moderate,
-, (fr. in turn, and lessen ; to remit, forgive, forbear ;

b, , (fr. to withdraw) to subtract, to dismiss, leave, let alone; to

.
a man, and to please) take away, lessen proportionally. desert, forsake ; to let slip, omit,

,,
one who courts popularity, a man- 3 sin. cont. imp. neglect; to urge, incite, impel

* , ''•'
pleaser ; ambitious, intriguing; mid. of 1 a. act. 2 a. act. ind.

,, ,,-,
,
a flatterer, parasite. for which, wherefore. sub. par. pres. act.

- -, , and Ion.

,, -, . -, ,

,
cont. 2 a. par. pres.
(fr. sane) the human skin. grief, sorrow, wo, mourning; pass, 1 a. ind. pass.

,
,
,
-,
,
, .
,
belonging

, ,
b,

-,

, ,
, and
,

, .,,
,
-bv,
to

(fr.
according to human nature;
(fr.
man.
Ion.

same) human,

and Av-
same) like a man,
man-
sadness, heaviness, pensiveness ;
vexation, trouble.
Avia, 3 sin. pres. ind. act. of

f. -,
cause sorrow, grieve, trouble, sad-
den; to fret, repine, repent.
(fr.
. -.
,
grief) to
Also imp.
a. sin.

-,
and

for
iEol. for
—
of

and
par.
Ion. for

comp. and sup. of

2 sin.

,, , , . -,
fully ; courteously, kindly. or -a, -bv, (fr. mid. -,

,
1 f.

—
manity,
,
,
, .
.,
-, ,
human
(fr. same) hu-
nature; benevo-
same) mournful, sad, sorrowful,
melancholy, painful, distressing,

-.-'
JEol. for
,-,-, 1 a.
1 a.

sub. of
opt.

-, . , ,
lence, kindness. afflictive ; troublesome, vexatious. 3 sin. of

,
act like

, .
, ,
(fr. same) to behave or
a man, be like a human
comp.
and
sup. Dor. for
and Dor.

,
-ov,
creature; to be- 1 a. sub. pass, of b, , (fr. a neg. and to con-
come man, be made human, par
1 a.
'
pass, ind. '. —
Att. for 3 pi. pres.
for - quer) invincible ; unconquered.
-, b, tj, (fr. neg. and

,
a

,
,
little

fellow, varlet, knave.

same, and

,
, .
-,

the tongue)
rd, (dim.
man, dwarf, pigmy; a

speaking with, or imitating the

-, b,
fr. same)

, (fr.
,3 pi.
-,
pres. of

to heal) incurable;
mediless, desperate.

and
b,

-,
,

b,
to cure)
(fr.

,
go up.

(fr.
to
a neg. and

a neg.
uncured,
re-
inhuman,

to draw, th.
up, weigh;
of;
merciful) pitiless, merciless,

to
-,
cruel.
(fr.

exhaust, empty.
'to
up, and
a thong) to haul
draw up,
\
or out

, , ,, .
human An not healed incurable. Dor.
parrot.
voice.

- -,
epithet of a

curably.
(fr.
;
incurable) in- -, for
-bv, a. sin.
go up.
2 a.

,
b, , (fr. par. of to
same, and -,

,
shape) of hu- a intens.
b, fj, (fr. Dor. for
man form, in the shape of man. and to resound) noisy ; vo- -, b, >/, (fr. a neg. and

.,
-,
, (fr. same, ciferous, loud, clamorous; rat- a horse) without a horse ;

, '
,. -,
and to sacrifice) a human tling, crashing, pealing. an infantry soldier.
sacrifice. -, f. -, p. (fr. f. (fr. up,
-,

' -
same, grief) see pres. and to fly) to fly up, off,
b, (fr.
-,
,
, .
and to kill) a manslayer, opt. pass, or away ; to soar. 2 a. ind. mid.
murderer.
",
-, -.
" Dor.

,
2 a.

,and
human
\6
-, same,
b,
a discourse) treating of
nature, speaking of man.
, (fr.

-
(fr.
sweat) without labour,
trouble, easily.
neg. and
toil,

,
or
ind. act.
fr.

-,
inf.

next,

,
b, f/, (fr.

-, b, , (fr. up, -, b, , (fr. same) and the foot) with unwash-

to turn, and without trouble, easy ; without
the counte- ed, dirty, or unclean feet.
nance) man, mankind,
man species;
the hu-

man, person^ husband, master.

sweat, or exercise.
human
nature; a Avut, pres. impr. act. cont. or 3
sin. cont. imp. ind. act.
-ov, b, r% (fr. last, pres. inf. act. cont,
(50)
— AvUis,t
, . -,
b, , (fr. a neg. and
to wash) unwashed, foul
unclean, not purified, d. pi. Ion.
 ;

,,,', •, .., , ANO

par.
pres.
prcs.
inf.
mid
mid,
to open) to
ANO
open, throw open ; to
unclose, unlock, unbar, admit; to
sin; violence,
sion, or confusion
ANO
rapine; perver-

.
of principles.

/()(,

.
(fr.

, ', ,
Aviararai, 3

'
f.

up, and
to stand, rise, rise
sin. pres. inf.
p.
mid. of

to place)
up again ; to
disclose, unfold. 1 a.

pass,
inf.

and
and

and
per. pass
1 a.
,-,
-, b,
an eye) wanting
capable of seeing.
{,,
(fr. neg. and
eyes, in-

, ,,, ,
b, >/, (fr. a neg. and
arise, appear ; to rise up against, 3 pi. 2f. pass, avoi- like) unlike, dissimilar;
oppose., resist ; to set out, depart p. mid. par different.
up,
to raise, erect, exalt ; to take
-, ^ last) un~

-
(fr.

,'' ,
'. ,
remove ; to rouse, set in motion,
cause to depart, banish ; to sub-
vert, overthrow. 1 a. act.
• 2 a. act. ind. impr.
.
avota.
same as
sin. neut. 1 a. par. act.

g. sin. of Ion. for

likeness, difference.

less,
-,
law)
sinful,
b,
illegal,
,
iniquitous,
(fr.a neg. and
unlawful; lauh-
wicked;

'
.
and sub. ava- -, b, (fr. again, violent, injurious, not having,

- ava- and to inhabit) a return,

inf. par. knowing, or acknowledging a law;

, 1

,
f. mid. restoration, replacing. an unbeliever, apostate, infidel.
-
,
-,
, , .
-, (fr. again, and -, f. p. -, (fr. last) same as

, . ,
to examine) to inquire, again, a

,
(fr.

ask. house, and to build) to re (fr. same) without law;

Att. for pres. build, repair, build up again ; to unlawfully, wickedly, violently.
impr. pass, of restore, reinstate. -,
b, , (fr. a neg. and
-, , « ne g• anc* -, -,

,
b, (fr• 1 f. ind. to delight) useless, unpro-
strength) weak, feeble, act. of last. fitable, unavailing; unpleasant,

,
nerveless.

,
(fr. intens. and
-,
b, , (fr. a neg. and
a house) houseless, an exile,
disagreeable, offensive, hurtful.
-, -6 -, (fr. neg. and

. ,' ,
for to hold) to uphold, sup- wanderer. sense) senseless, foolish, stu-

,
port,

,
raise,

,
frain, behave, par. pres.

,
pres. impr. mid.

,
lift ;

arise; to contain, restrain, re-

Ion.
to hold up,

panded ;
-,
open) open, unclosed, wide

-,
that
-bv,

b,
may
,
(fr.

be opened.
(fr. a neg. and
to
ex-
pid ; perverse

a swallow.
or
; mad, distracted-.
-, , a kind of eagle;
insensibly,
cr

,.- ,,, ,. ,
pursue

—
; ,
along, and
(fr.

a track) to trace, search after,

to investigate,
1 pi.
-, cont.
examine.
pres. ind.
without pity
pity)
ruthless, unmerciful, cruel.
(fr.

f. -,
;
pitiless,

last) unmercifully,
unpitied.
fr.
merciless,

intens. and
unperceived, invisibly.

chimney, high,
-, b,
Or, for
over,

,
a weapon) unarmed, de-
lofty.
(fr.
or above

a neg. and
the

, . -,
mid. -dote which see. fenceless, dismantled.
—

,
-,
of

,
-, ,. . , -,
-ov,
pres. opt. pass,

par 2 a. of
-, par.
1 a. inf.

-,
1 a. act. of
Att. -, ,
-,
(fr.
weakly.
(fr. last)

for
-,
without defence

.
open) an opening, un-

, -,
go up. to

,
to f. p.

,
,of
, ,
,
,, . , ,. , ,
man's name.

, . ,
g. pi.

,'. ,
of
Anna, Eng. Anne, a wo-

Annas, a man's name.

Poet, for
for
Poet, for
pres. inf.

-,
closing, unlocking ; a chasm,
passage, entrance, door.
1 f. act. of

3 sin, pres. opt.

pass, of or
3 pi. 1 a. sub. pass, of
(fr. up, and
en) to raise, lift up ; to rear,
up, erect ; to rebuild, restore ;
correct; to establish. 1 a. ind. a;••

pass,
-,
impr.

b, , (fr. a neg. and

to straight-

1
set
to

a.

,
b,
cioud)
,
serene.

,' , (fr. a neg. and

, ,
cloudless,

-,
bright, clear,
a

ness, misery.
-,
next) want, poverty

-,
fj, Ion.
; wretched-
(fr. a harbour) without a har-
bour, unsafe for ships.
Ion. for
or
-,

,
a neg. and

,
b, Annubis, an b, '/, (fr. -, 1 a. act.

Egyptian idol. wealth) destitute, needy f. -,. (fr.

-,
,
-ov, b, , (fr. up, and
a road) having a road, or

, -
path upwards, steep. Or (fr. a

,. ,
neg. and same) pathless, with-
forlorn, forsaken ; unhappy, ml
serable.

, (fr.
and
neg. and
-,
harm)
b,
start
dart.
up, and

-, -,
to start) to
up, rise hastily; to rush,

par.

, ,.
-, -,
out a road, impassable. safe, secure, free from danger. sub. of

,
1 a. act.

, •
intens. o.nd intens. and or -,

,., , ,'
fr. (fr. up,
which see. which see. and to dig) to dig tip,
-,

,
, same, and root; to raise from the dead.

,
b, (fr. a neg.
and sensible) of weak in- which see. -,
b, //, (fr. a neg. and

,
tellects, simple, silly, foolish. pass, or mid. of for holy) unholy, impious, pro-
-, , (fr. neg. and fane, wicked; faithless, treacher-
to understand) foolishness.
-, b, , (fr. same) unin-
telligible ; unintelligent, dull, un-
,-,
rain) to
like rain,
-, (fr.
pour down rain, or
deluge, overflow.
same, and 6-
,
,-.
ous,
sup.
cruel,

-, b,
comp.

>}, (fr. same, and

, -,
apprehensive;

,
senseless; incon-
siderate, thoughtless, foolish.
-, , (fr. same) madness; wanting rain.
b, , (fr. a neg. and
rain) without rain, dry,

-, -,
,
disease) healthy.
-, b, f], (fr. same, and
a bone) without bunei,

,
folly, want of understanding. -, f. p. (fr. boneless.
, -, b, ,

,,
(fr. next) an lawless) to act unjustly, (fr. same, and

,,,,,, ,
opening, unclosing, unlocking; abuse, injure, defile. returning, th. to
-,
disclosure ; a passage, entrance,
wrong, injury
rd, (fr.
crime,
laRt)
trans-
a return) without return, never fa
return; hopeless.
door. ;
and gression. and -, b, *
£ p. Att. for -, , (fr. same) illegality, (fr. same, and a return, th.
(fr. intens. and iniquity, transgression ; impiety, to return) not to be irot»
(£1)
,
,
not return ; an exile.

out,
ear)
and
-,
ANT
den back, or retraced ; that

oDaj, Poet, for

o, h, (fr.
an
without or wanting ears,
may

with- , ,
and
, ANT
hearken, attend ; to hear in turn,
or reply.
-, same,
to exchange) a
change, exchange, commutation;
rb, (fr.
,-,
same) a
ANT
reply, answer.
(fr.

to destroy) to ruin,
waste, destroy, in return, or in re•
Att. -,
for,
fj,

-
(fr.

and

,
the thing given in exchange, an

,
deaf. venge.
-, ,

, ,
a neg. equivalent; price, ransom, re- (fr. same, and

, .,
b, (fr.
and to advise) inatten- demption; compensation, retri- to send away) to send

, .
,.
,
tive, heedless ; perverse, obsti-
nate ; that will not be advised.

,
bution ; a type, similitude ; rela-
tion, reference, correspondence.
back again ;
fr.
send in place of.
avri in return, and

,
see
for

to
-,
wound)
b, , (fr. neg. and
not wounded,
,,
imp. of

turn, and
Dor.

or -,which
for

fr.

see.
in
,-,
pres. inf.
which see.

of
Ion. for

Att. -, ,

,
,
(fr.

-,
, unhurt.

-, ,
(fr.last) without a wound. same) recompense,
-, Att.
return,
,
com-
(fr. against,
lifting the
and
hand
to raise) a
against, an as-

,
(fr. to with- pensation, exchange. sault ; rebellion, insurrection.

, "
hold) an intermission, interval,
pause ; a truce, cessation of arms ;
forbearance, patience, indulgence.
-,
up, and
lift, or carry
-, (fr.
to take) to take,
away in return.
for,
insurgent.
-, b,
(fr.
(fr. same) a rebel,

in return,

,
b, , (fr. a neg. and (fr. same, and to and to embrace) to

, ', ,,,,
or firm) not forti-
fied, unfenced ; insecure.
cut off) to destroy, waste, ruin,
in return, or by way of retaliation.
embrace
to show mutual
heartily, to return love,
affection, salute

, ,
-, (fr. same, and

,
Dor. forava- those that salute me.
*,
-- , ,
2 a. impr. act to break) to rebound; to refect, -,
f/, (fr. against,

,
for par. 2 a. or refract. and brightness) radiance,
— -, -,

,,,
ind. act. Att. and f. beaming, or reflecting of light.

,
ad -,

,
Dor. for 2 a. inf. (fr. same, and f. p. (fr.
—
.

, for
—
to fill) to Jill up, or complete against, and to cry) to

. . ,.
1 f.

, inf. mid.
—
in turn ; to finish, or perfect the cry out against; to shout in re-

. ,
for 1 a. impr. act. correspondence, fulfil ; to coun- turn, or reply.
for 3 du. 2 terbalance. -, -,

,
f. p. (fr.
of

,
a. ind. act. 1 a. inf. act. of av- against) meet ; to face,

,
to

. for 3 sin. * encounter ; to meet with, find,

,,,,
-,

,, ,
pres. ind. mid. of b, , (fr. in- get, obtain.
Poet, for inf. stead, and avrjp a man) a substi- -, -, 1 a. ind. act.

-, , -?.

'
tute, a deputy.
-, of
,
, .
Poet, for Ion. for (fr.

,' ?,. ,
f. (fr.

inf.

,
for

, ,
mid.

-
2

, ,
, .,
a.
2 a. impr. mid.

,
.,for
for

mid. of
Av-

opt. of
-, -,
*-
-, , ,
—
1 f.
against,
raise, or set
and

sist, rebel, revolt.

-, ol,
Dor.
to set) to
up against ;
to rise up against, re-

the sons or descendants

for
of
against,

tion, retort.

of
and
accusation in reply, recrimina-

Poet, for
3 pi.
to call)

cont. imp. mid.

an

,
,
(fr.

, . ,
portable, that
it' for

, ,, avri,
to bear) tolerable, sup-
may be endured.
before a smooth
Antenor.

, -, -,
par. 1 a. act. of
for
sin. or for
act. of
Poet, for
par. 1 a.

So

,
A.
the same as for

,
vowel. 1 a.

.
, -- ,, .
(fr. against) opposite, -a, -ov, (fr. for, and impr. and for

(
,,
contrary to; directly; very.

,
for, to barter.

,
to
f.

buy)
-, buy
to

-,
for,
in return
and

ty with
deserving) equivalent, equal
in worth, value, or estimation
as good as ; on a level, or equali-
; preferable.
1 a. inf.

"^urn, and
2

or
a. inf.

or -,
pres. inf. of
(fr.
of

to ask)
in

.
f. p. f. p.

, . - . (fr. against, and (fr. for, and to ask in return.

. .
,
with.

,
,'.. ,
against, resist,

,
1 a. ind.
to contend) to strive

and
oppose,
mid.
contend

ind.
to return) to
transfer; to recompense, repay, re-
turn, imp. ind.
inf.
2 a.
hand over,

1 a. pass, av-
which see.

act. of
fr.

f.
same, and

-,
-,
-by, par.

(fr.
2 a.

in

,
(fr. same) an antagonist, 1 f. turn, and to cut off) to
b,

,-,-,..
foe, rival, adversary; a com- -, , (fr. same) cut off, or destroy in turn.
batant, champion. recompense, retribution, retalia-

, , -, -, -, -,

, ,, ,
f. (fr. for, tion, requital; a turn, winding Att. , (fr.
and to wrong) to injure change, revolution. next) repayment, reward^ rccom.
-, Att. -,
',
, )
in return, to retaliate. f), (fr. pense, retribution ; a fine.
against, and same) recompense, remuneration, and (fr.

,
(fr.
to raise) to raise, to set, or reward; wares bartered, or ex- in turn, intens. and to pay)
*o rise up against ; to oppose, re- changed. to repay, recompense, compen•

..- .'
sist, inf. -, -bv, (fr. same) sate; to siitfer punishment; to
-,-, expiate, atone.
Dor. retributory ; equivalent.
-,
,
for

, ^fr.

and
-,
f.
opposite) contrary, op-
posite, adverse ; inimical, hostile.
-a, -ov,

-, o\,

to hear)
same as
sea monsters.
(fr.
last.

to
for,
tisten,
and
make answer
dict, reply. 1 a.
inf.

T&2)
(fr.

pass,
to
in return, contra-
in return,
answer)

1 f.
to

av-
against, from, and
f.

run) to run out against, go to

to

meet; to outrun, anticipate ; 2 a.

act. ind.
(fr.

par.
 — ;

,
, ,. .
, ,
,
ANT ANT ANT

,
,
,
. .
mid.

, ,
.
pi.

of
,
,
,. ,, , , .
prcs. ind. of
-,
-, -,
-, imp.

Syn. and Dor. for

fern. par. pres. act.

3
for

sin. cont.
2

act. of
a. inJ.

imp. act.
- -,
-—
3
2 a. ind. act.

against, and

changed.
3
pres.
sin.

-, -,
of

to turn)
turned, or set against, perverted,

(fr. last) in a con-

of
inf.
cont. imp. act. of

3 pi.

(par. per. pass. fr.

(fr.
to eound) to re-echo,
sound, reverberate.

-,
rc-

g. sin.
par. pres. of last.
Avr?, opposite to, over against
equivalent, equal to ; jor, on ac-
count of; for, in stead, or place
of, in exchange, in return for,
in requital of; in preference to,
against,

fern. cont. oi
and

, .
. -, , (fr. for, and trary way, in a different manner, above, before, beyond.

,
, ,.
the place
tution.

,,.
,
to put in) a change,

,
.
removal; putting one thing in
of another, a substi-

f.

and
-,
>/0 to
(fr.
vice versa ; perversely.

sin. per. pass,

Poet, for

-, -,.
2
of

sin. pper. pass, of

S th.
(neut. pi. of
last)
the other side.

,-,
and
same as
opposite
opposite, contrary,

, (fr. equal to,

a man) a heroine. Adj.
on

,
return, in, fill) to
-
,
Jill,
nerate.

, , , ..,
or satisfy in return, remu- -,-, 1 a. act. of furious, fitrcc.

, -, -, Dor. for 1•

,
1 a. inf. act. of last. Lacon. for 1 f, of

, .
to
(fr.
go out)
go w meet
to
against,
go out to, or
an enemy.
and

in return,
of the same year, that year's.

and
-, f. -, (fr.
a bene-
I
see
a. par. 1

,
towards ; to f. inf. of
f. -, (fr. in factor) to return a kindness, re- Dor. and iEol. for av-
turn, and to examine) quite, repay. 3 pi. pres. ind. of
to cross-examine, scrutinize; to -, -bv, (fr. last) -, (fr. against, and
match, op-
,
, ,
compare, collate;

,
to grateful. to shout) to ejcclaim, cry
pose. viz. op- (fr. out against, contradict, deny, re

,
and

,. .,
inquisitive.
f. -,
-ov, b,

(fr.

to lead on) to conduct

, (fr. last)

against,
posite, and temperate)
the contrary temperate zone ; the
southern as opposite to thenorthern.
3 pi. imp. pass, of
fuse.

',
-, or
(fr.
f. -, -,
p.
against) to mat,
go to meet, come towards ; to
-

, ,,,., , ,, -
to, lead towards ; to set, or meet in combat, fight, resist,
march against. Dor. for 3 oppose; to share, partake of;
against,
(fr. sin. 1 a. of to attain, reach, hit; to entreat,
to, from, and to go) to go 2 pi. pres. impr. mid. — supplicate.
to meet, to set out towards. -, -ov, par. pres. (fr. against, and

-
,, .
3 pi. pper. mid. Att. pass, of to go) to go against, with-
of last. -, -, 1 a. of stand, resist, oppose; to cross,

and
-,
to resound) to make
(fr. against,
/ -

f. .
thwart.
f. -, p.

,
a noise in opposition, to drown a
sound by noise.
(fr. against, and
hold) to resist, sustain, bear up
to , (fr.

to throw, shoot,
same, and to cast)
or dart against
in turn, against ; to detain, keep, restrain ; throw back weapons; ban-

- ',. -
fr. to to

.,
and

-, 3 sin.
which see.
imp. of
-,
to hold against, resist ; to sustain,
endure, support; to claim, seek
dy, throw to and fro ;
verse, dispute, argue.
to con-

'
-?-, 2 per. ind. act. of av-
1 a. a. (fr.

,
after, cultivate, pursue :

, . , against,
to contradict ;
to teply,
a. inf.
and
to refuse,
or speak alternately. 2
to speak)
deny ;

. .,,
,
to withhold, abstain from
cling, cleave, adhere to ; to main-
tain, support, help, relieve, suc-

, , .
cour ; imp. mid.
; to
2 a. inf. act. of

(fr.

, , ,,
1
-ov, b, (fr. next) a rival. f.mid. next) opposite, against, before,
-, towards, and
',
.
(fr. Ion. for imp. in front.
to love) to love mutually; (fr. to supplicate) -a, -ov'and -, , fi, (fr.

, -
to love the same object, rival. supplianlly, humbly. against, and violence)
-, and

, f. p. 3 sin. imp. mid. of opposite, contrary, against ; hos-

(fr. against, to tile, adverse ; an enemy, an op-

fix) to fasten to ; to cling, adhere; (fr. against) opposite, ponent.

, ,
prop, support; before, in front, in presence of. -ya>, (fr. same, and

,
to to tread; to f.

-,
', (fr. next) the to look) to look in the face,

'. ,
resist, oppose.

,-
-, (fr. same, and to sons or descendants of Antenor. behold steadfastly ; to dare, brave.
-, , -,
,
speak) to contradict.
JEo\. for name.
b, Antenor, a man's -S, £
(fr.
p.
same, and for

,
par. -, and to throw) to meet ; to meet

,
a. act. of

.
1

,
(fr. against, and -, b, (fr. against, and with, hit upon, find, get ; to face,

to row) an opponent, ene- encounter ; to be present at ; to

7.
to dispute) to contend, or strive
against ; to quarrel, wrangle. my, antagonist. Adj. opposite, ad- share, partake ; to supplicate,

,, , (fr. in turn, and verse, hostile ; struggling against entreat, pres. inf. 1

to ask) to ask in return.

1 a. inf. mid. of
each other.
-, , (fr. to
a. inf.
f. -, {fr.

,. , .
(fr. in turn, and support) a buttress, prop, sup- same, ana to consult) to
to draw) to draw back, take in port ; ribs, or timbers of a ship ; plot against.
return ; to recompense, repay. the bit of a bridle. -3, (fr. same, and
to gain, gel; to be
repaid, or rewarded.
par. pres. pass, cont,
., -, -, -,
Att.
1 a.

to supplicate) supplication,
-,
of
f), (Jr. -
to thunder) to thundtr
against, imitate thunder.
-,
(fr. same, an.
J

of entreaty, prayer. to speak) to <-ry yu,, cv

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,,
exclaim against;
ANT
lutely, contradict positively.
-, b,
to deny abso-

Antigenidas y a ,
,
,
up
,
, -ov, b,
ANT
against, opposite, contrary.

$ -,
par. 1 f. mid. of
, (fr. same) set

gate,
to judge)
go to
ANT
(fr.

law ;
-, to
against, ani
to contest,
answer, reply.
liti-

man's name.

turn, old age, and

-,
to nurse) to repay the cares of
age ; to cherish old age in return
(fr. in

,$ . , ,
and
encounter.
f. against,
to run) to run against,

Poet, for
-, b,
(fr.

(fr. in turn,
to blunt ;
expectedly, occur
f.

to strike) to strike
to surprise,

frustrate, interrupt.
;
ffr. same, and
against;
happen un-
to disappoint,

,
>;,

for the nurture of youth. and clamour) shouting, (fr. same, and
-, (fr. sounding in reply, or against;

, ,
against, the head) opposite, over
and to think) to think re-echoing, resounding. against ; to the other side, through

,
contrary, or

, ,
dict.

,
otherwise,

-ov,
differ
opinion, disagree, deny, contra-

b,
in

Antigonus, a
against,
site,
-ov,

before, or against the door.

(fr.
b,
and Svpa a door) oppo-
, (fr.

against, and
and through ; clearly, openly, de-
cidedly, expressly, against all op
position.
(fr. in turn, and

, ,
man's name. to sit down) to sit down to bury) to inter, to give
-, , (fr. against, against ; to besiege, attack. the heathen rites of sepulture.

, , , -, , Anlicyra.
and to write) a reply, an- par. pres. mid. of
-,
swer, defence, plea.
-,
copy, transcript, counterpart.
rb, (fr. same) a
last.

down, and
or -,' (fr.

to
same,
seat)
to meet with)
(fr.

fall in with; to get, procure ; to

against,
to hit
and
upon,

-, (fr. same) to same as last. attain, arrive at ; to fall against,

f.

, - , ,, .
write hack again, answer, reply ; (fr. same, and encounter, overwhelm.

,-,
to retort ; to rejoin ; to copy.
b, (fr. instead,
to setup) to place against;
to set in opposition ; to withstand, called from
-ov,
the
. Hellebore, sc
island of An-
and a dinner) a guest in
place of one who disappoints ; an
stand against, resist, oppose;
substitute, appoint instead.
to ticyra.
Sync, for <,,

, , ,, \,
unbidden, or unexpected guest. -, f. -, (fr. par. 1 a. act. of
-,.
and
(fr. in return, ill and -, , (fr.

in return, to work) to hurt in relu/n, revenge to lay hold of ) a handle a seiz-

, ,
;
shake hands) to return hospita- retaliate. ing, laying, or catching hold of;
or entertainment ; to receive,
lity, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of participation, assistance, mutual
welcome, embrace in return. -, f. -, and -^, cooperation.
par. pres. pass, of same, and •
(fr. -, -, 2 a. opt. of

,
and
cline differently
(fr.
to dispose) to in-
; to be otherwise
disposed, or affected.
against,

,
and

, -
to call) to call again, invite
in return, return
or
an

to
-,
invitation.
(fr. same,

exchange) to
same.

catch)
in and
turn,
and

lay hold on together

to
to
(fr.

,
3 sin. pres. pass, of get, procure, acquire ; to to take, seize, hold; to bear a
(fr. in turn, and change, barter; to succeed, come share, partake.
—

,
to give) to give in return; in place of; to renew by succcs inf.
to repay, recompense ; to requite, sion ; to conciliate, reconcile. -, -ov, par. pres.

, -,
retaliate ; to substitute. (fr. against, mid. of
-,
against,
f.

and
-, -, p. (fr.
justice) to
and
provide against;
to prepare) to
to furnish, sup , (fr.
f.

same, and
p. --
to

,
go to law ; to bring an action ;

,
ply.

-
^

-, -, ,
take) take hold of together, by
to

,
to come to a trial ; to contest, try, Att. turns, or on each side ; assist in
litigate.

,
,
,
-, b,
adversary, opponent; the adver-
sary, the devil.

,
-, Att.
, (fr. last)

,,
an

(fr. .
(fr. same, and

confinement, restraint.

, Ion. for
pres. inf.
to re
strain) a withholding; retention,

, - ,
lifting, or carrying ; to take in-
steadof; to take,
claim, usurp ; to undertake, lake
upon; to perceive, observe; to
hold, curb, restrain; to support,

,.
to repay) remunera- Ion. for help, relieve; to share, partake
tion, reward; requital, retribu- pres. inf. mid. — of, participate, receive, enjoy.
tion ; exchange, barter. Ion. and Dor. for (fr. and against,
-, b, >% (fr. same) re- par. pres. mid show a light,
to shine) to
warded, repaid, requited; pre-
ventive, preservative an
of
-, light a fire as a signal in answer
another

,
; anti- f. (fr. to ; to reflect; to glitter,
dote.
-,
against, and to lie) to lie,
,?, -,
sparkle.

, .
-, -,

,
or be placed against ; to sit down

,
same,

,
f. (fr. in p. (fr.

,
turn, and to do) to act for, or encamp against; to oppose and to speak) to speak
or in return; to repay, requite, be opposite, or adverse to. against gainsay, speak in reply,
;

.
-, -ov, par. pres.

,
avenge. contradict, deny. imp. and 2 a.

. a
-ov,
gift)
return, recompense.

,
, .
Ion.
pres. inf. of
, (fr. same, and
a present, gift ; a

for
mid. —
ind. mid. of last.

contrary orders
(fr.

to proclaim)
; to
3 pi.

against, and
topublish
denounce,
pres

,
,
per. mid.

attempted, undertaken.
(fr.

lay hold on) to be held, seized,

-,
b, (fr. same) a
to

, ',
Ion. for proclaim. supporter, upholder, defender,
-, b, ij, (fr. alike, -, (fr. in turn protector.
and •&? a god) godlike, divine and to lend) to accommo- . a. pi. cont. Att.

,
;
noble, illustrious. date ; to assist by a loan, relieve. of
. a. pi. cont. Att. of (fr. towards, and •, -, Att. -, , (fr.

-, Att. -, ?/, (fr. to lean) to nod, or beckon same) a hold, handle, thing hell
to set against) anti- to; to assent by signs, permit. by; blame, revroof, censure ; an
thesis ; opposition, contrariety, -ov, rb, (fr. be- objection, charge, reply ; a hin-

contrast ; dispute, cavik fore, and the leg) the shin drance, impediment ; perception.
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 , ANT ANT
appreht union

,,
protection ;

-, ,
;

wages, reward,

contradict) contradiction, oppo-

help,

(fr.
assistance,

to

, , -a, -ov,
opposite,

,
contrary) adverse;
gainst, btforc, towards.
-,
(fr. . against)
u-
against, and >,
father) hating
injurious ,r,r udverst to hisfuiher.
Al&o, Aiitiputcr, a man's name.
,

,
(fr. last) to op- t. -tjw, (fr. in
sition ; an excuse, apology, plea, pose, thwart, cross, traverse. turn, and to send) lustna
defence, debute,
-,
trial.

-, -
, . , pres.
-,
inf. cont. of last. back, return, remit,

,
f. p. h Antioch.
i -a, -ov, (fr. next) op-
and -, ,

,
(fr. against, a native of last. posite, fucing : on the far side.

,,, -
to revile-) to retort, recriminate, . Sin. Avri-f'pav, and (fr. airrj
reproach, revile again, imp. act. -ov, b, Antiochus, a against, and beyond) on the

,
-ovv. man's name.

,
further side, over against, on the
-ov, b, Antilochus, a Poet, for opposite shore.
, -,
,
man's name. mas. and

,
fern, sin.j f. \\r. Bamc,
-, (fr. in turn, and par. pres. cont. — and
-, to surround)

.
,
to grieve ) to grieve in turn ; Poet, for 2 surround in a hostile moaner,
molest, annoy in return, take re- and 3 sin. cont. pres. opt. mid.

-, -, '
, , ,
venge. of (fr. against,
-, Att. -, , (fr. , , (fr. in- - f pi around, and to piece)
last) grief caused, or vexation stead, and -d?i a child) a young to place, or stt round about ; Av-
returned, revenge, vengeance, man, or woman, a grown bay, a to surround, invest,
retaliation. youth ; like a boy, or girl, boyish. besiege ; to straiten, confine ; to

,
-ov,rb, (Or. in turn -ov, b, , (fr. be besieged, &c.
and a ransom) the price against, and
match in the theatrical combats
wrestling) a
next) the drawing, decoy m a. or
-, rb, (fr.

of redemption, ransom.

, -, ;

-, f. (fr. an antagonist, opponent, adversa- surrounding of troops in an am-

,
against, and to testify, ry ; opposite, adverse ; rival, bush; a stratagem, diversion,

,
th. a witness) to give emulous. feint to draw away the attention.
evidence, or bear witness against. f. -, (fr. -, f. -, (fr.

,
-ov,b, (fr. next) an against, by, and to against, and todislract)

., - ,,
antagonist, opponent, adversary.

.
or struggle
(fr. avri against, and
to fight) to fight, strive,
against ; to resist,
place) to put by the side of, com-
pare, contrast ; to contribute,
subscribe, provide ; to expose, en-

, -.
danger. 2 f. ind. act.
to distract,
loss ; to

-,
or draw awuy to a
decoy , ensnare, surrom.d.
per. inf. pass, of av-

-
,
oppose. 1 pi. f. p.
3 sin. pros. pass, of -, , (fr. (fr. against, and

,
(fr. instead, against,and to com- to fall) to fall upon, rus.'t

and to substitute) to pare) a comparing, comparison, against, assault ; to resist, sli-ug-

, ,
put in place of change places, proportion; contrast, opposition. gle with.
transpose. f. -,
(fr. same, and -, f. -, (fr. in

,
(fr. in turn, and produce) to render
to turn, and to fill) to ful-
modulate) to play in-
to back, recompense, repay ; to draw fil, accomplish ; to perfect, com-
stead, play music against. up, marshal, array, march a- plete, finish ; to fill up, supply,
-, , (fr. same, and gainst, attack. equip>, man.
to change) an ex- same, and - -, -, -,
,
(fr. f. p.

,
change; an alteration; change, to exhort) to persuade (fr. against, and to
reverse. differently, advise otherwise, or breathe) to Blow against ; to stop,
-, f. -, -, p. (fr. against, dissuade. stay, detain.

, .
same, and

,
,-,
terbalance.
-,
to measure)
to measure back, mete out in re-
turn, repay ; to proportion,

h, , (fr.
coun-

same, and
to prepare) to get
ready, prepare, provide against.
2 a. inf. act. of
(fr. same, and

-, ,
verse, or contrary
-,
-, ,

same) blowing against

boisterous,
- -,
(fr.
wind.

of warring winds.
-,
last)

;
b,
an ad-

,
adverse,
(fr.

,
a mimic, th. to Att. (fr. -, (fr.

-
f.

imitate) imitative of, like, resem- next) battle array, line of battle. against, and to do) to act
bling, formed after; Subs, a or (fr. -, against, set up against, resist;

, , ,.
against, and to array) act in turn ; to make, or be-

,
rival. to
-, , same, and to draw up, or marshal troops, come like; to assimilule, resem-
price) hire, reward, recom-
(fr.

prepare for action. ble;

demand;
-, to
pense, compensation
punishment.
(fr.
; retribution,

against, and
, (fr.
f.

over against, and

to pass by) topass by
claim, challenge,
sert, vindicate.
-, Att. (fr. -, ,
to as-

,
.
to court) to woo, or on the other side, turn out of the last) zeal, earnestness; a claim,

,-,
court in rivalry. way ; to come upon, surprise. demand;
, assertion, vindication.

, ,
mournful;

,
a

,(fr.
song)
b, ,
lulling, soothing.
same, and
(fr.

doleful,
same, and
sad.

to
(fr. same, and

to display) to allow, afford, or

give in turn, repay, requite
-, -, 2 a. act. of
cont. of

against, and
-,
pres.

f. -,
par.

(fr.
war)
mid.

to

,
rasp) to be contrary, or against, wage war against; to fight, or
oppose, differ, disagree, prcs. inf. (fr. instead, and struggle against, resist.
-. to entreat) to beg an ex- and

,
act. -ov,
-, b, , (fr. same) cross-

,
change, offer, or promise one same) a foe, enemy, ad-

,. ,
b, (fr.

',
fi,

,
grained, discordant, adverse ; op-
posite, contrary.

,weaver's
-,
(neut.
,
beam ; a mast,
(fr.

of next) opposite,
against) a
spar.
thing for another.

name.

city. a.
-a, b, Antipas, a man's

-, ft, Antipatris, a
versary.

rival city.
-ioj, Att.
against,

-,
tnd

h, , (fr.
-, ,
a city)
(tr

ove'
<i

over against o?i the contrary. -, b, t), (fr against, and to pass x oj
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,»•
ANT
,
, ANT ANT

,and

, ,
ponte, on the other side

,. -, ,
the foot) with opposite,

,
or contrary steps ; feet towards
feet ; pi. the antipodes.
fi,
; g. Ion.

(fr. same,
against, and
opposite, facing.
-, , ,

to war)
f.

(fr.
-,
to
same,
(fr.
the mouth)

and
make war
p. av-
fleeting, and thence exhibiting a
similarity of form, responsive,
corresponding, like; figurative,
typical. In neut. an antitype,
or fulfilment of a type.
-, -, 2 a. opt. act.

,.
-
pose.

,
to do, or

- ,
against,
ad
f.

and
-, p.

against, resist, op-

Ion. for last, inf.

-,
to act)

-
(fr. against.

pres. mid. of last.

a camp)
-,

(fr.
-ov,

same, ana
to encamp
par.
of
(ir.
to kill) to slay in place
ther.
f. -',
instead, and

(fr.
of ano-

a-

,,. ,
against, sit down before, besiege. gainst, and for to
—

, , " against, 2 a. bear) to go towards, meet, oppose

,
(fr. inf. act.

,.
towards,

"•
<j.nd

towards, mjrch out against, pres.

inf. >ui. pner» mid. av-
to go) to go out 2 pi.

-,
2 a. impr. mid. of

rb, (fr.
to match, compare with ; to sec
out, proceed.
Dor. and Poet, for

, , , .
against, and to array) the 1 a. inf. of last.
\'-"-
. ,-,3 pi.
Att. for
pper. mid. of la»•.
-, , , (fr. same,
line of battle, a body of troops in
array, an army.
-bv, (fr. same) in
(fr.against, and
to carry) to set out against,
proceed to meet; to resist, op-
and the face) looking array, marshalled; adverse, re- pose ; to attack, fight, pres. inf.
towards, or a* each other, face to pugnant ; a general com-
officer,
-,
face.

,
and

to

,-,
-
prow ;

,to,
,, -
prow. ,
fall

Att.
against, and
-ov,

-, ,
against) ruin.
, (fr.
to speak)
b,
the prow) opposite the
the prow towards ; prow
f/,

(fr.

-,
(fr. same,
mander.
-,
Att.

riety, opposition.

pass. —
par. pres. pass, of
, (fr.
same) an array, order of battle ;
repugnance, reluctance; contra-

-,
sin.
-,

pres.
-,
ind.
-ov,
in turn
to

echo.

turn, and
and

-,
in return, or mutually.
f.
f.

speak in turn, answer, reply

to echo.
-, ,
-,
(fr.
to utter)

(fr. last)

(fr.
to love) to love
an

in

,
f. p.
(fr. same) -, -,
,-,
contradiction ; condemnation, to set up, or f. (fr.
sentence. take arms against ; to disobey, against, and to quar-

, ,
same, and
counterbalance, compensation, re-
ward, requital.
Att.
to
-,
balance)
'/, (fr. mutiny, rebel
(fr.
; to resist.

to stretch) to stretch, strive,

or strain against, resist
against, and

; to repay, ,
rel) to scold,

man's name.
-, ,
-,
wrangle, dispute.
Antiphilus, a

b, (fr. in

,
fj,

-, b, Anlisthenes, return. turn, and slaughter, th.

a man's name. f. -,. -, (fr. shedding blood for
to kill)

, .,
-, (fr. against, and equally, and to make) to blood, atoning murder for mur-

,
to draw) to drag against, make equal, even, or like ; to liken, der; avenging, retributive.
resit; to
turn away.
tear away; to divert, assimilate
become,
; to resemble, be like ;
be changed into. turn, and
f. -, (fr.
plant) to
in

,
to to
par. 2 a. of (fr. against, and plant in place of, propagate anew,
-, Att. -, , (fr. to set) to place against sow over again.
eame) resistance, opposition to set up instead of, replace ; to -, -, (fr. same,

,
f.

faction, party ; hardship, asperi- set before, serve up; to repay, and to speak) to speak in
ty ; adversity, misfortune. recompense, retribute; to resist, turns, reply, answer; to sing

-, , (fr. last) one oppose ; to set against, compare, with ; to echo.

of an opposite party, a dema- estimate; to consecrate. -, , (fr. same) a reply,

, -,
gogue ; factious. and answer, response, echo.

,
(fr. in turn,

, ,
-, (fr. same) to be of -, and

,
to honour) to regard, re- (fr. instead,

2 .
another party ; to resist, oppose
to hinder, embarrass.

,, inf.
a. impr. act. of
-,
—
rb, (fr.
2

next)
pi.
;
vere ;
treat

to
tion,
pay)
to

(fr.
to
pay for
pay due
according

it.
to
in turn,
repay, suffer retribu-
respect
rank, or worth.
and
; to

,
furnish

',
to lend) to suffice, supply,

swerable for.

same) a
; to be

loan.
-, Att. -,
adequate, or an-

f], (fr.

, -,
a stay, staff, support, prop. -ov, b, , (from same, b, (fr. a»
(fr. against, and and to cut) alleviating, gainst, and anointed) an
to fasten) to prop, sup- assuaging. opposer of the anointed, adversary

,. ,
port ; -, -, Antichrist.

,,
to lean (fr. of Christ ;

,
f.

upon. through, and to bore) to 1 a. inf. pass, of av-

-
,.
-, (fr. same, and bore through, pierce, penetrate.
a rank) to be apposite, -, b, fj, Sync, for pres. inf. act. cont. of
front, face. (fr. to repay) re- -, f. -, draw, pump; p. (fr.

-, , (fr. same) an quited, repaid, punished; expia- a sink) to to

,
arranging,
opposite,
or being arranged
contrary array; mo-
tion in the same direction, paral-
lel movement.
-, same)
tory, cloning.

,.
to be) to
(fr.

be in place of, change, alter ; to

meet with, encounter. 1 f. ind.
same, and
happen, come, or
-
-,, -
\.
,. ,
empty, exhaust
shed,
or draw out.
.
spill;

-,
; to

to
1

Poet, for
a.
spend, waste,
linger,
ind.
drag,

,
b, (fr.
-,
f), >';,

opposite,

similar, parallel.
contrary; on the far
side; fronting, facing. Or, (fr.
equally) equal, even, level,

(fr. last) on contrary

,
mid.

to
-, -.
per. ind. pass.

-, , ,
strike)
pper. pass,

(fr.
striking back,
same, and
a well) a bucket,
a pump.

-, 2 -, pi.
1 a. inf.
rb,

—
1 a.
(fr.
pitcher, pail

impr. act.
tide*, face to face. repelling ; adverse, hostile ; re- of
(56)
 ; ;

, ANT ANT
,-,
the hold
tide,

and
-, rb,
,a
of a ship,
stream, whirlpool.
-,
(fr.

well, sink,

(fr.

to build) to build,
,
next) a bucket.

.,
bilge water ;
pump ;

instead,
a
and

sible ; absolute,
acceuntable) not
amenable, answerable, or respon-
independent
that has not accounted.
(fr. last) freely, with-
out restraint, independently.
»•,

,
,
,
before,
(fr.

article,

,
it,

,. .
'. the things above.
2 a. sub. act.
Ion. for
up) upwards, abc^e
antecedently.
what is above;

of
With
he,

per. mid.
the
she,

,
or fortify against ; to rebuild, Dor. for of
repair. -ov, 8, f/, (fr. aneg. and for
&.\, -, , Poet, for to shoe) unshod, without -, , and Att.
to meet) -, above, and

, ,
to shoes,, barefoot.

,
, (fr. rb, (fr.
meet, face,
plicate, entreat ;
encounter
to
;

assist, help,
to sup-
and under, and
-ov, b, , (fr.
for
neg.

, .,
the ground)
chamber.
an upper room, or

make meet,

, . -, see
succour ; to fold, to carry) intolerable, unsuffer-

, ,., .,;
double, fern. pi. par. able. and by Sync.
pres. pass. -ov, b, fj, (fr. a neg. pres. impr. of
(fr. in turn, and and to pretend) with-
,-, -, same as
—

,
to dance) todance to, out dissimulation, unfeigned, per. pass.
or in turn; to set, figure in. candid, ingenuous. par. per. pass, ol

-.
,
par. pres. mid.

-, . - and
-,
to

,
b, >/, (fr. same,

,
endure) intolera- -, -, Ion. for
—

,, ,, , ,
-, unsufferable. imp. or 2 a. act.

.
f. ble, -,,

,
against, and
(fr. -ov, b, f), (fr. same, -, 2 a. sub. of
the eye) to eye, face, and to suspect) unsuspi- Ion. for imp. of
look in the face ; to watch, keep cious, unguarded ; unawares,
in mind ; to luff, bear up to the unexpected. -,

,
f. p.

,
wind ; to strive, struggle against, and -ov, and to bid, order, com-

,
endeavour. b, (fr. same, and or mand, charge, enjoin; to per-

,
f),

-,
cave)
glodyte .
living in caverns
of a cave.
b, , (fr.

; a
a
tro-
to suspect) unsuspect-
ing ; unexpected, unforeseen.
without suspi-
suade, prevail on ; to exhort, en-
courage ; to permit, allow. 1 a

,
; (fr. last)

, ,
a cave, den.
-ov,
,
(fr.

,a
--,
next) out of, or from

cave, den, cavern.

cion, frankly.

and
-ov, , fj, a neg.
to withstand) irre-
(fr.

unsubstan-
freedom from pain
viation.
-,
-, ,

, , (fr. neg. and

(fr.

;
next)
relief, alle-
ease,

,
b, h\, (fr• l ast ) sistible, intolerable;

,. ,
full of caves, dens, or holes, hol-
low, cavcrnal.
tial, unreal.
, same,
pain) free from pain ; al-
leviating, assuaging, sedative ;

,
-ov, b, (fr.

,
, ,
-,
,
Dor.

,
cient chariots;

.
for

f), the front

the upper edge,
or rail of the front ; in pi. the
extremities of the rail which form-
g. sin.

of the an-
of and
subject ;

dient, refractory, disorderly.

ind.
act. of
Dor. for
mid. —
to
not submissive, disobe-
subdue) not

1
1 a.
a. par.
not painful, mild.

out pain.
(fr.
(fr. last) at ease, icitn-

above ; from the beginning, ori-

gin, or first rise; again, anew,
above) from

.
«eat
,
, ,
ed two hooks for holding the

- , , ,'',
reins ; hooks fixed to the driver'?
for the same purpose ; u
border, edge, circuit, circumfe-
rence ; a revolution, period.
Lvrvirovpyelv, Ion. for
finish, and

finish) effective,
-ov, b,

diligent, laborious, active.

-, ,
-,
fj,

-bv,
, (fr.
work) studious,

(fr.
effectual, effica-
to

and
to
as before. With a prep, the top,
upper part. With the pi. arti-
cle, ancestors, forefathers ; time,
or things past.

(fr.
-,
up, and
f.

to push) to
and

''
1v, pres. inf. act. of cious; useful, beneficial, advan- force or drive up; to push or

.
-, against, and
(fr. tageous. thrust forward ; to rcpuhe, re-

, to drive) to drive, rush, or

,
struggle against ; to thrust back,
(fr. last) effectually; ad-
vantageously.
-,
pel. 1 a.
and
act. ind.
1 a.
inf.
ind.

, ,, . , ,,
-,
±,repel ; to resist, oppose.

last)
-, Att.
a repulse, resistance, strug-
-, , (fr.
Att. , (fr.
to finish) perfection, finishing,
completion ; progress, improve-
mid.
par.
-, Att.
inf.

-, ft,
(fr.

gle. ment ; advantage, benefit, utility, last) a forcing upwards, rise,ele.

-;v, b, (fr. aneg. and service. vation ; a driving away, repul-
/J,
sion, resistance.

,
insolence) civil, obliging, Poet, for par. 1
affable ; safe, or free from in- a. act. of (fr. next) unawares, unex-
sult. -, , ^, (fr. to pectedly.

, -,
-ov, b, a neg. and
f/, (fr. finish) possible, practicable, prac ,, (fr. a neg. and

, , ,' , ,
water) without water, dry ;

. . -,
tical ; easy, ready ; that must be to
unexpected, unforeseen.
think) unthouglit of,

,
unwashed, unpurificd. done.
a. pass,

, . Dor. imp. pass, for 1

Dor. for 1 pi. imp. for
act. of of pper. pass, of
-,
?same as -, up, and , , (fr. a neg. ana

,
(fr.
destruction) undecaying,
-, , (fr. neg. and to raise, th. height) to lift,

, . , to be) non-existence hold, or raise up ; to elevate, ex- unfading, imperishable, everlast-

, ,
'Awov,,',
, ,
dissolution, destruction, ruin.
-,
imp. act.
-ov, par. pres. act. of
-, Ion. or Dor.
— -ovaa,
for
alt ; to rear, set
or ',
accomplish, effect; to
to
perfectyfinish, complete ; to avail,
up.
f. p.
ing.
-,
ness, roughness, inequality
gularity
>/,

anomaly.
\fr. next) uneven-
; irre-

,
;
-, ,

,
-, a neg. ani
, , (fr. same, serve, assist, profit ; to execute, /}, 'fr.

beyond, and to fulfil, discharge; to expend, smooth) uneven, 'ough

throw) insuperable, impassable ; consume; to attain, obtain, get, unequal, irregular, anomalous.
arrive at ; to hasten, accelerate, (fr. next) without an oath^
invincible.
-, , , (fr. neg, despatch, without swearing.
(57)
, -ov, b,
AH1
a neg and) , {fr.

,
, , ,
,
to love)
AHI
lovely, amiable; £>?, 3 sin.
AOP
1 a. sub. act. —

,., ,,, ,
to swear) without swear-\ beloved, 3 sin. 1 f. ind.
ing ; unsworn, unadjured, not

,
Dor. pass, of same.

,)
for pres.
obliged to swear. nd. mid. cont. of -,
Att. -, ,
-, ir.

,,
v
-ov, (pres. par. of -, ,
an axe, hatchet, to esteem) dignity, rank.
or finishing, conclu -, b, , (fr. influence, authority, greatness; a
sive ; Jilting, expedient, proper.

-.
-ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and
worth, and
wonderful, admirable.
to admire)
Comp.
claim, request, demand.
1 f. mid. of . .
,
for a name) a. d. sin. of
anonymous, nameless undistin- -, , a neg. and

,,
; Ion. for -ov, b, (fr.

,.
guished, insignificant, obscure, b, , (fr. same, and to wood) without wood, bare.
ignoble.
-, -, 1

,
a. ind. pass,
see) worth beholding, admirable,
splendid; worth considering, im-
portant. Comp. ,
Or, (fr. a intens.) with plenty of
wood, abounding in timba
-, -, ind. —
— ,, -,
,.
-, -,
, a neg. and
(fr.
and Ion.
season) un-
-,
-. -,
by Sync, sup -ov, par. 1.
1 a. impr. act. of
f. act.
, or of

,., ,, ,
seasonableness, unfitness, irregu- b, , (fr. same, and
larity.
\..,
speech) praiseworthy, me -, b, an axle-tree ; a
Ion. foruvo7ffat, the same ritorious, splendid, worth men wheel; a rut, track, path; a
as 1 a. inf. act. ofava- tioning ; estimable, worthy. board on which the punishment

, 1

, a.
1

inf.
a. inf. act.
mid. —
—
-.
intrepid ;
-,
a match,
b, ,
to fight) vjarlike, brave,
(fr. same, and

an equal
,
<5,
,, ,,
of criminals was written, and
laws published.

. Dor. for g. pi. of

,
, ),
par. I a.

per, higher, farther.

mid. of
-, -bv, (fr.
or
next) up-
worth fighting with.
-, b, , same, and
victory) deserving of victory
(fr.
""(fr.

,
-,
or
and Dor.
to sing) a song, tune,
-, fj,

,, ,
-a, -ov, (comp. fr. meritorious. ode. d. pi. Ion.
higher, loftier ; above, before. -, , (fr. next) good -, (fr. last) to sing; to
-, f/, (fr. next) inuti- authority, credibility; assurance, celebrate.
lity, usclessness, worthlcssncss.
--, , , certainty, faithfulness.
,, next, and
, -, same) sung
b,
celebrated ; famed.
, (fr.

,^ , ,
(fr. neg. -ov, (fr. of,
and
fitable, worthless.

(fr.
use) useless, unpro-
In ncut.
unprofitableness.
last) unprofilahly,
ing credit
faith) trustworthy, deserv-
;
probable, specious, likely.
-a, -ov, worth, either
credible ; faithful

much ,
,
songster;
-, b, (fr. same) a singer,
a bard, poet.
tuneful, harmonious, musical.
-, b, , (fr. a neg. and
Adj.

,,
to no purpose. jr little ; valuable, estimable, to inhabit) uninhabited,
A,(?X a > P er act • • — 1 a. precious ; worthy, meritorious, deserted, wild.
-

,,
pass, of deserving fair, fit, suitable, -ov, b, same, and

,
(fr.

,
; ft,

-O,by Poet. Sync, for equitable, equivalent, comparable, a house) houseless, forlorn,
-,
-
and 2

,
,
a match for.
sin. pres. destitute, poor.

,
1
impr. of same -, , last) worthi- -ov, b, , (fr. same, and -
. as (fr.

, . -,-,
, .
ness, worth, value, merit, desert. wine) without wine.
-, b, , (fr. same, and

,
1 a. opt. act of 1 pi. cont. pres. ind. act.
— —
,-,
. -,
or
1 a. par. act. of
pres. inf. act. cont.
3 pi. cont. pres. quick, ready
sloth) diligent,
courageous, bold.
active

,-
;

,• , , pres. impr. of Poet, for

impr. pass, of

( -, b, , Ion. and Att.

-,
to gather, assemble,
(fr. crowded)
crowd, flock

, . or for 1 a. impr. act. worth, and debt) together.

, of

, ,,
3 sin. 1
-, -, iEol. for
f. ind. act.
,.. of
able to pay, solvent;
useful, fit, competent.
-,
creditable,

,crowds.
(fr.

-,
same) togetlier, in

, -,
1 a. f. p. (fr. b, in close or-

.
>),

opt. act. of or same) to rate, esteem, reckon der, array

in dense ; crov:ded,

, and Poet. -ov, b, worthy ; to think right, fit, or collected, assembled.

, (fr. a neg. and a stran- proper; account, accept as same as

ger) inhospitable, savage, wild.
-,
deserving.
to

demand ; to
to -, -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and
arms) without arms, un-

'
b, , (fr. same, and claim, require,

, , ' ,,
to scrape) unpolished, rottgh. dare, presume ; to deign, voucn- armed, defenceless ; not equip-

, •
-,
• and Ion. -, f,, safe, condescend. Imp. ind. ped, not harnessed.

.
.

-' -,
,
worthy) rank, dignity, b, a sword.

.
(fr. sub.

•
1 a.
worth, estimation value, esteem inf. pres. impr. -,
, (fr. a neg. and

,
;
merit, desert. pass. 3 pi. per. to see) blindness, darkness.

and
, ,
-ov,
to
b, same,
,
admire) admi-
(fr. pass,

-, ,
1 a. 1 f.

sible,
-ov, b,
not to be seen
f/, (fr. same)
; blind, not
invi-

,
,
rable, wonderful. (fr. last) worth, seeing.
-, b, , (fr. same, value, merit ; dignity, authority, (fr. same) invisibly.
and to hear) worth hear- weight, consequence ; a claim, -, , (fr.same) darkness,

&, 6,
ing, memorable, remarkable, fa- request ; a sentence, sentiment blindness.
mous. a proposition, axiom. (fr. undeter-

^., ,
-, b, ?', (fr. same, -, b, , (fr. last) mined) to be undecided ; to hesi-

- ,,-, - ,
and
tention; attractive, alluring, en-
to hear) worth at- placed in authority,
empowered, qualified; dignified,
authorized, tate.

-, (fr. same) to h<

. , ,'
ticing. grand, venerable, awful ; asking, boundless, extend, stretch out.
-, ,

,
Ion. for supplicatory. (fr. same) infini-
-, b, , (fr. same, and (fr. worthy) worthily, ty, enrllessness, vastness ; gene-
to relate) worth relation, me- suitably, proportionally. rality, vagueness.
morable, famous. -, iEol. for and -, , .
-, h, >', (fr. same, and , 1 a. opt. of (fr. nee• and bounds
(58
 . ;

boundless, infinite, indefinite, un

,. - ,-'
'
vex. par. per. pass, self away, depart. 1 a. ind. a»fj

,.,.,- ,, , ,.
defined, pa 'impr.

,
inf. aira-
1.0(<, (fr. last) infinitely, inde- -, Att. -, f), (fr. pat. per. pass, 1 a.
finitely, generally. last) rusticity, wildness ; savage- pass, sub. -},
-, , , a neg. and (fr. - ness, rage, exasperation.
-fi•
-, ,
, a. uird) unfrequented by birds
impassable, or inaccessible.

, -,
inlens.
f.

and rf
>X'
p.
J which
fr.

see. a child)
", (fr.
childless, barren.
neg. and

, , ,
:

f), -,
the large artery, the pres. pass, 1 f. mid. -, b, ,
same, and (fr.
aorta ; a chest, case.
(perhaps fr. a , . 1 a. mid. lucky) unfortunate, un-
lucky, ill-omened, unpropitious.
sword, and to keep) any -,
' -,

,,
f. p. (fr. f. (fr. from,

.,.
suspender, by which a sword, from, and ayw to lead) to lead, and to rush) to sally forth,
shield, pouch, or scrip is hung carry, bring off, or away ; to dart out, rush, or liaslen away*
a stnng, strap, belt, girdle, brace,
;

take aside ; to dnve back ; to call 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. —

,,
ring ; a case, sheath, scabbard.
d. pi. Poet,
-
off, divert, turn away, mislead,

', ' ,
seduce ; to lead, tend, incline to ; of
2 sin. pres. impr. cont.

,
3 sin. of
pper. pass,
for
of'

'
to conduct, carry to prison, pu-
nishment, &c. ; to pay, render.
-, (fr. intens. and
to ask) to beg of, entreat,

,'
-, (fr. a neg. and 2 a. Att. request ; to claim, demand back,
voice) to help readily, assist with- impr. par. require.
-, -. -, -,
out being called, succour. per. pass,
-- 1 Att. , (fr.

,
,
assistant,
or, favourer.
-, , (fr. last)
willing helper, protect-
aready
.
a. pass,

-, , (fr. last)
inf.

a taking,
,,
last)
a
tion.
a request, entreaty, prayer;
demand, requisition, exac-

,(fr.
-, , ,
to
a neg. and
wound) unhurt.
an ear) without ears.

tranquillity, retirement.
-, ,
-,
Or,

, (fr. next) ease,

(fr. carrying, or driving
tivity ;
tribute.
payment,

-, (fr. neg. and to

please) to displease, dissatisfy,
away
contribution,
; cap-

,
,
. -
f.

act, require,
-,
-',

which
(fr. same)
demand.
fr.

Poet, for
see.
intens.
to ex-

and

,
fi, (fr. a neg. and elisgust.

,
to disturb) undisturbed, -, (fr. from, and -,
b, , (fr. a neg.

,unmolested, tranquil.
-,
,-,
to injure) to wrong, de- and a school for arms)

,
b, >), (fr. same, and fraud, rob, detain unjustly. unpractised in public exercises,
the eye, th. to see) (fr. from afar, not trained.

,,
f),

,
blind. and to see) thought ; think- Dor. for
',
. ,
vowel.
for before a smooth ing, consideration,
mind, spirit.
meditation pres. inf. of
from, and

,,
heart, (fr.

, ,
Att. for It is same, and
(fr. or for to help) to keep

, ,,
chiefly used in this form in the to sing) to sing false, make dis- off, or from ; to beat, drive back ;
2 impr. -- cord to disagree, differ. to repulse, repel, turn away to

, ,-
a. ind. ; ;
-. -, 2 pi. (fr. from, and guard, save, protect, pres. opt.
-.
-, ,

,,-
next) news, to take) carry off, convey

-
(fr. to -Oij,
tidings, a message. away, remove. to take for
f. p. one^s self off, depart, go away. b,-, , a neg. and (fr.

(fr. from, and fr. intens. and the hand) handless, awk-

'
to tell) to bring back word, which see. ward, artless; destitute, poor,

•
-,
,.
.-
or answer, carry news, bring neg. miserable, wretched ; inevitable,

,
b, >), (fr.

'
tilings, report ; to tell, declare, and to suffer) unhurt, unavoidable.

,
-,
announce, publish, proclaim. 1 a. safe, secure, free from harm ; in- intens. andaXd-
which
, -•
ind. impr. sensible, unfeeling ; unmoved, see.

' inf. par. not affected, undisturbed.

", . -, f. -, p.

, , ,
, (fr. same, and to pine) to

, ,
par. pres. act. Poet, for
pass, fi, -,
(fr. next) igno- grieve, mourn, pine ; to despond,
impr. of away with rance, simplicity, want of breed- despair ; to become msensible,

,
hardened, or abandoned.
you, begone.
- -, ing, rudeness ; awkwardness, un-
-,

,
(fr.
b, , (fr. a in- skilfulness. f. p.

, ,,
tens. and to fix) impe- -, , , (fr. neg. and from, and to wipe)

,
netrable;

,
hard, compact, firm.
Or, (fr. a neg. and same) un-
firm, loose, fluid.
educate) untaught,
to
unlettered, unlearned ; rude, illi-
terate.
to
rate.
wipe off, blot

impr. of
out, efface, oblite-

, -, ,
Ion. for .
pres. inf. of
and
-, b, >/, a neg.
to educate) un-
(fr. a. ind. act. of
-,
last.
b, , (fr. azo

,
1 a. opt. mid. of educated, ill-bred; unpractised, priv. to avert, and
~\. -,

,. ,,,, ,
ignorant. evil) incurable, irremediable ; not
—
, -,
,-
-ov, pass. or (fr. to be saved, past recovery ; doom-
-ov, act. par. pres. of from, andtti'vu/jaitotake) to lake ed, fated.
away, carry off; to deprive, plun- f. -, p. -\, fr.

-, (fr. ab from, der, rob. intens. and which

-
f.

,
and to declare) to be Ion. for 1 a. see.
— Att. for
spent, viorn out, or exhausted : sub. pass. Ion.
, pass, of

,.
pres. inf. pass. par. per.
to prohibit, forbid, hinder, stop, for
— .
,-,
,,-,, \,
stay, debar to refuse, renounce, Ion. and Att.
deny ; to
;
plead in defence, or for par. per. pass, -, 1 f. mid. fr.

lenial, excuse. of from, and

-, f. -, (fr. in- f. -, -, p. (fr. which see.
intenb.
tens. and the country) to from, and to lift) to take, fr.

and or whirr see

rusticate, grow wild ; to enrage, lift,or carry' off; to take one's
m
,
,der) a
,
,
, ,,
, . ,
-,
young
b,
kid.
(fr. ? ten-
which
fr.

see.
intens. and accident ; a waiting for, way
laying ; opposition, attack, a. sin.

, , -, , (fr. Ion. for

, ,
, .,
to dismiss) a dismissal, discharge,
departure, removal ; reconcilia-
tion ; a deliverance, escape ; an

-
exchange, alteration, change of
imp. mid. of

which
Ion. for
fr.

see.
intens. and

par.'

.
tens. and against) opposite,
right against, on the other side.
-, -, -, cont.
(fr. in-

,
situation, or circumstances ; end, per. pass, of cases of the par. pres. of
-,

,
issue, conclusion ; death. from,
f. (fr.

",
,
(fr. same) an altera- and to protect) to drive (fr. all) once, at once,

. must be made, it must be away, repulse, repel ; to avert ; thoroughly,

,
tion once for all, entirely,

,, .
changed, removed, taken away.
—
to guard, protect, defend. altogether, , once ana

- 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. neut. of

ab
again.
'
,', , , ,
pres. inf. pass, (fr. from, and '
(fr. once, and

'?, -, ,
of
next) a
change, alteration, removal, dis-
(fr.
to deny)
reject, cast off, loathe ; to excuse,
pretend.
to refuse ; to simply)
entirely, altogether.
-, b, //,
v^holly,

and
(fr. priv.
totally,

missal. -, f. ->/, fr. worthy) unworthy, unde-

or -, -, intens. and which serving ; unfit, unbecoming, un-

to
(fr.
change)
« f.

from, and
dismiss,
p.
see.
-, in-
suitable, unmerited.
-, (fr. same) to disap-

-,
f. (fr.

, ,
discharge, absolve, acquit, let go tens. and to waste) to prove, reject, refuse; to scorn,
set free; to deliver, extricate; to consume, destroy ; to impair, slight. -ovuai, to think
hare done with, be rid of; to wear, corrode ; to expend, lay out one^s self unworthy, despair of.

,
, ,
depart; to change, put
tach, remove, expel.

,
' '- ,
. to escape, come
withdraw, depart, retire ; to ac-

.
quit, or disengage one's self, be
nd of, have done with. 1 a. ind
off,
off,

get
de-

off,
upon, bestow.

last)
-, Att. -,
consumption,
expense, waste, wear.
Poet,
3 sin.
and Dor.
1
expenditure,

a.
), (fr.

mid. of
for
>% (fr.
distant,
tired.

and
Poet, for
remove) remote,
to
far off; withdrawn; re-

-ov, b, , (fr. a neg.

to pass over) im-
-ov, b,

,
act. sub. passable, impervious; not to be

,
j"J7£i

, , ,.
~H' per. pass, -, Att. -,),[. transgressed; which does notpass,

, ,
inf. from, and to re- fixed, permanent, perpetual.

- -, -,

.• -
tire) a departure, withdrawing. par.

- ,
f. p. inf.
and-

. -,
(fr. intens. (fr. from, and pov, impr. 1 a. act. of

, . -,
to alienate) to estrange, afar) at a distance, separately, or Ion. foi
alienate totally; to emigrate ; to apart. or par. per,
disperse, separate. 3 sin. pres. 1 a. inf. mid. of pass, of
-,

,
incl. or opt. per. b, r), (fr. a neg.
-,

,
pass, par. -, f. (fr. from, and to beg off) not to
and tobloom) to shed, be entreated, or deprecated, inex-
-, Att. -, , loose, or be stripped of its flowers, orable ; inevitable, unavoida-
(fr. estrangement, aliena-
last) or verdure ; to decay, fade, with- ble.

, ,
tion, transfer; removal, depart- er; to yield, or furnish flowers. (fr. last) inexorably,
ure, emigration. -, f. -, (fr. in obdurately ; inevitably.
-, f. -, (fr. in- tens, and a cinder) to (fr.

to conceal) without
a neg. and

,
tens. and by pleonas. for burn up, parch ; to reduce to

,
bruise,
chafe;

,
to
grind;
thrash)

to break, shutter.

g. sin. Ion.
to
to
rub,

of . ,. -,
pound,
wear,
ashes,

and
consume totally.
par. pres. mid. of

to rise
(fr.

up)
from,
to rise
dusguise, openly, avowedly.

and
terable,
-, b,(/, (fr.
to alter) unal-
immutable, permanent,
same,

, ,, . - ,
-, , (fr. to up to go, set out, depart ; to re fixed, stable.
wipe out) a blot, rasure, oblitera- move, retire. -ov, b, //, (fr. same,

?,
tion.

cate.
-, -bv,soft, tender, deli- . -, -, -,— pres. inf. act.
cases of and
not to
on ;
be deceived,
infallible, certain, sure,
to defraud)
or imposed
un-

, ^-
-ov, b, , (fr. last, a. pi. mas. cont. par. doubted.
and flesh) with tender flesh, pres. act. of -,,), neg. (fr.

, ,, ,
delicate. all) on all and consolation, th.
-,f/, (fr. ten-
der) softness, pliability, tender-
ab sides, all
-,
(fr.
around, round about.
intens. and
(fr.
a word) without soothing,
or encouragement, that cannot be
ness, delicacy, nicencss, effemi- to come before ; to
meet) to soothed.
(fr. same,
nacy.

same, and
- -, to rear)
b, ,
pam-
(fr.
face, meet, encounter, go to meet
to reply, answer, refute; to hap-
pen, chance.
and
-ov,

noticed, uncelebrated, unfrequent-

b,
to
,
stamp) un-

pered, high-fed, fattened ; reared (fr. all) every where. ed; obscure, obsolete.

,. - ,
•,-6-,
tenderly. -, , (fr. and

, ,
same, and the skin) of a
b,ij, (fr. to
cident
meet) a meeting ; chance, ac-
; circumstance, occasion,
-ov, b, , (fr. same, and
to prepare) unprepared,

,\
tender skin or flesh, delicate. opportunity. not ready ; unexpected, una»

p. -,
derly,
-, and
(fr. same)
touch softly; to soften;
to treat ten-
f. -,
, -,
1 a. inf.
-, 1
act.
f.
—
ind. act. of
wares.
(fr. same, and ire-
to watch) uruittentively,
-, Att. -,
,
to calm, sooth, alleviate ; to make
mild, tender, delicate.
(fr.

cately, softly.
same) tenderly, deli-
to meet) a meeting, ap-
pointment, assignation ; a ren-
counter, charge; an occurrence,
(60)
>';, (fr. lightly,

contrary, and
unguardedly, incautious-

(fr. same,
to guard)
^
 — — — —

,unguardedly, incautiously, negli-)

, ,,
, ?, .
perfection, completion; the whole, act. .

,*
1 f.
!, mas.
entire. cont. par. pres. act. of
kmoyla, -, an /ierb. -, -,
-, ,
(fr.
fi,

from,
f.

last) to join, untie

p.
put together,
(fr. a neg. and
i?f>afather)/<er/ess, orphan.
b, , (fr.

and the beginning) Jirst mjdel, form ; U finish, perfect, -, ,

,
(fr. from,
fruilx,\]fenngs. complete ; to set, fit, replace ; and to shine) splendour,
-ov, b, , (fr. a neg. \o divide, shaie, apportion; to brightness, irradiation, effulgence.

, ,
intens. tohan- prepare, maitr ready. Also, to -, , (fr. same, and
dle)
which
beyond the reach of art ;
baffles all attempts ; in-
•,
unfit, impav,, make unequal, un-
like, or widen, per. pass, - brightness) splendour, radiance
effulgence.

, , -,
violable, inaccessible, unattaina- 1 f.
-, f. p.
ble; unparalleled, matchless in-, \ -, <5'
, (fr. same,

^
same, and

,
(fr. speak)

'
to
imitablc ; complete, perfect. and

,
account) a round sum, to renounce, disclaim ; to forbid

,
(fr. last) beyond) total, amount. interdict, prohibit ; to faint, fail.
the power of imitation; complete-]

,, ,
' ,
-ov,b, (fr. to pres. inf. 1 a. act.
(V> perfectly.
" finish) completion, flushing, -,

-,
par.

- -.
(fr. priv. andapiV-|
to please) displease, dissa-\Aap,
perfecting.
-
from, and

,
(fr. to fr. intens.

,
,
iisfy, disgust* to disapprove, re-• draw) exhaust, drain, empty ; and which see.
ject.

,. ,' , , ,
soothe, mollify

icithout virginity ;
flowered.
-,
-ov, ,//, (fr.

-rj, 1
; to
a neg. and
maiden) not maiden,
to appease,
oblige,deserve.

tainted,

a. sub. pass,

ab
de-

of
;c

, -,-,
take from, lessen, diminish,
, more usually
at, (fr.
the beginning) first fruits
same) to offer first

(fr. same, and

beginning) same as
(fr.

fruits; begin with an offering.

the
and
intens. and

or lodge apart
tire,
1

withdraw.
f. inf.

(fr.
Att. for

fr.
mid. of

which see.

to herd) to herd, fold,

-, ; ,
; to
intens.

from,

separate, re-
and

and

,
-,

, ,
(fr. from, and but also in mid. to be- (fr. same,

, ,
count over,

, or
to count) to reckon up,

-, , the
tell off.

herb burdock.
-ov,b, (fr.
gin sacrificing, make libations,
pay, or offer the first fruits.
", -,
,
",
-Sv, fr. a intens. and
which see.
and

ly, retina.
a sheepfold) hading,
or lodging apart ; solitary, lone-

-, Att. -, (fr.

,
,),

,
-,

,
from, and the north) cases of last. same, and

,
increase) di-
the north wind.
,-, g. pi. Ion. of same. minution, lessening, weakening,

'
,, ,
(fr. same, and b, , (fr. neg. and. impairing.
todeny) to refuse ; to renounce,
abandon ; to resign, abdicate. fasting.
to feed) that has not tasted,
imp. of
Ion. for 3 sin. ^,
-, (fr.

,
3 sin. 1 a. impr. (fr. from, and from, and
mid. -, -, to lighten) to dart like a breeze) to take away,
pass. — -, -, lightning to emit, carry off; to rob, despoil, imp.

,
; let fly ; to
mid. 1 f. ind. of last. sparkle. -.
-,-,

,, -ov, b, r), (fr. last) a de- par. pres. -, b, , (fr. neg. and
who refuses, act. of last. to cease) unceasing, inces-

,
nier, o**e declines, or

, ,
renoun- :es. -, intens. and sant ; endless, continual, per-

-
fr.

, ,,, ,
-ov, b, , (fr. a neg. which see. petual ; not to be alleviated, or re-
and

, . ,
impa&table, impervious ; inacces-
to pass through) -, ,
which see.
fr. same, and lieved.
and (fr. last)

, - , ,' ,,, ,,
sible ; fortified, impregnable. Dor. for incessantly, continually.

and
f. -, (fr.
to beat) to disturb,
intens. ,3 sin. cont. pres. ind. act.
3 sin. cont. pres. impr.
-,
which
fr.

see.
from, and

disorder,
throw down
confound ; to overturn, act.
—
-, -, par. f. -,
the neck) to cut the throat,
(fr. same, and
; to remove, turn 1 a. pass. par. pres.
out, eject. act. cont. of or neck, behead.
and -, -, and
, -ov, b, a neg. and , (fr.
f. p.
deceive, beguile, cheat ; to disap-
to
(fr. by, and tho

, to speak freely)
fearing to speak, not using free-
dom ; servile, mean, cringing.
-, Att. -, , (fr.

, ' .,
point
pres.
act.
pass,
; to seduce, lead into error.
inf. act. cont.
and Ion.
par.
1 a.
touch)
flatter, deceive.
used Poet,
see.
to soothe, caress,

for
An
fondle ;
JEolic word
which

-
up

and
;

or upon,
to carry off) a
setting out, departure.
-, f.

to
to
-,
hang)
make depend on
(fr.
to
packing

from,
hang up, ,
or

^
,
,
(fr.

-
.
from, and
without) apart, sepa-
rately, asunder, at a distance.

, -,
deceive) a deceiver, impostor.
b, (fr. to
to
to
(fr.
foam) to
work, foment.
-,
- -,
inf. 1 a.
intens.

-iv, par.
pass, of
and
foam, froth

—
;

,. - ,
;
suspend, doubt -, same) , in-

,.
to ; to defer, de- (fr. deceit, b, (fr.
%,
lay, put off; to interrupt, break deception, fraud, imposition ; a tens. [and a load) heavy,

,off;
apart.
to

(fr.
withdraw, remove, set

from, and
cheat, trick, artifice; seduction;

,
an en or, illusion.
1 a. inf. pass, of
weighty; burdensome, oppressive,
troublesome, uneasy, offensive.
(fr. same) to oppress,

,
now) from burden, overload; annoy, in-
^?,
,
this time, from hence- to
commode,

.
Or

,
forth. (fr. whole) -, -iv, and trouble, distress.
wholly, entirely, totally, altoge- -ov, b, , (fr. to deceive) see

, , ,,.,*
ther, clearly. deceitful, fallacious, fraudulent, Ion. for 1 a.
-, , (perhaps fr. cheating beguiling, seducing
; ; par. of
to carry off) furniture, baggage, illusive, delusive, erroneous. Dor. for 2 sin. 2 a
provisions ; equipage, suite. Or Ion. for 3 sin. act.
(fr. intens. and whole) 1 a. ind. act. — 3 sin. 2 a. act. of
(61)
,, . ,
, . . '
.. -,
.
-, -, 2 a. act. 1 and 2 pi. 2 a. ind. act to collect) to roll, or wrap

,,
,
, ,
,
^.
,
. ,
,
1 a. mid.
-, -, imp.

1 a. ind.
act.

pass, of
of
of

-, -, 3
—
-, -, 1

pi.
a. act.

-,-2
of
up
inf.
;
pass. cont.
par. pass,
),
to

-, , (fr.
entangle, involve, pres.
per.

to threat •

.
a. ind. mid. en) threat, menace ; a boast.
-,
.
, , ,
-ov, b, (fr. from, 1 a. mid. of 1 pi. 1 a. sub. mid.

,
and

,
of

. ,
grandchild.

,, , . ,
,
-
(fr.
a grandson) a great

-, -, 1

next) despairing-
a. pass, f. (fr.
-,
-,
from, and
to accustom) to disuse,
wean, break off, alter a habit.
-, 1 a. act.

-
of of same.

.
Ion.
3 du.

-, ,
and Sync,
1 a. act. of

(fern, for
for

next)

, ,
ly, hopelessly. -, «, or before a &c.
pass. —
she thai threatens,
^^,
, act. of

, -
-,
-, -,
-, 1 a.
par. per.
vowel, imp. act. of
or
to go away.
pres. impr.
Also, ?,
of -, b, (fr.
a threatener, menacer
-, and
to threaten)
; a brag-

,
-, , , (fr. neg. and 2 sin. pres. ind. of to go gart, boaster, vaunter.

,
, > -,
firm, th. the away. -ov, b, and

,
t),

ground) lame, halt, weak, infirm,

' ,
f. (fr. intens. -r), -bv, (fr. last) threat-

- -
,
; of weak intellects. and menacing ;

.
frail to see) to turn the eyes, ening, boasting,

,
, .
, - , 2

, -
Ion.
sin. 1 a.

,
and Poet,
mid. of

—
for look attentively
clearly.

» -»?•
2 a,
; to perceive, see
sub
vaunting ; haughty, arrogant.

Att. for per. act.

,., - -, -, -, ,
, 3 and
1 a. act. (fr. diso• pi.
.

-, ,
1 a. pass, of bedient) disobedience; stubborn par. of

,. '. ' 1 a. act. of ness, obstinacy, resistance to

suasion ; unbelief, infidelity.
per
and
f.

to be)
(fr.

to be
from,
absent,

, .
-,
3

. ,
sin.

.
1

.
. , , , , ,
a. ind.
-,
mid.
-, and oy Apos.
imp. or 2 a. ind. mid.
3 pi. 1 a. ind. pass,

'' '' '

— (fr. neg.
.
-,
to disobey, resist;
a. pi. cont.
f.

and
-,
to
p.
of

to persuade)
disbelieve,
be

',
wanting,
pres.

or
be
inf.

f.
away. Imp.
par.

p.

,,
of

vowel,

, , . ,'
-,
1 a. act.
-, or
of
- before a

-
1 a. act.

of
Ion. for

- -,
2 a.
1 a. pass, go) to
(fr. same, and
go away, depart. 2
impr. opt.
a. ind.
to

. ,,,,
2 sin. imp. pass, of b, , (fr. neg, sub. par. 1 a. act.

', .

, . and to persuade) disobe- Att. in 3 pi.

,
, ,..,-
,
-, -,
for
imp. cont. of
-, -,
dient
born ;
; perverse, obstinate, stub-
unbelieving, faithless. and
per. mid.

-, -, -,

.
imp. of same.

,
1 pi.
and -ov, b,f/, -, par. a. act. of 1 a. ind. mid. — 1 a.

,
1

-, —

,
(fr.a ncg. and

, . a slipper)
without shoes, unshod, barefooted.
-, and
f. intens
(fr. inf. act.
—
3 sin. 1 or 2

,,. , ,
to liken) to assimi- a. pres. inf. act. of
-, -, 3 pi. late, liken, make like ; to com Poet, for

,
1 a. ind. act. of pare, examine together ; to ima- -ov, b, , (fr. a ncg.
—

,
1 sin. gine, conjecture ; to resemble. and good)
to try,
2 and 3 pi. 2 a. ind. -, >/,
(fr. last) a like- experiencing no kindness, unfa-
mid. of ness, resemblance, similitude voured ; ignorant of what is

,
redund.

,. , ,.
,-,
level,
, , ,,
which
-ov,

Ion. and Poet, for

and
or
,
a intens. or
the ground)

open, champaign.
b,
see.
,
(fr.

(fr. last) plain,

-
picture, portrait.

a resemblance,
figure, statue.

likened, compared,
-, ,
(fr.
picture,

same) it must
&c.
(fr. same)
image,

be
good, knavish, dishonest.

waraly, ignorantly
corruptly, knavishly.

infinitely,
(fr.
(fr. last)

boundless)
immensely, without it»
;
badly,
dishonestly,
awk-

,
-, p.

\ ,
3 sin. and mits, or bounds.
-, (impers.

,
2 and 3 pi. 2 a. ind. mid. of unbecom a neg.

. ,
-ov,

,
) it is unfit, b, i), (Jr.

,.,
of ing, improper ; it is discordant, and to finish) Poet, for
by Apos. before an boundless.

,,
aspi- different, inconsistent.

of

—
,,
rate, for

,
,
. ,
1 sin. —
3 sin. 1 a. act.

1 pi.
which
fr.

see.
-, ,
intens. and

(fr. last) tempted; not

-ov, b,t), (fr. same, and
to try) untried, not at-
to be tempted^ be-

,
3 pi. for a resemblance, representation yond temptation impossible, im-

,
;

, ,
;
and image, picture, statue. practicable, unattainable.

., ,
1 a.
act. of same as -ov, b, , (fr. same)
-, 1 a. act. of f. -, p. (fr. Poet, for ignorant.

. ,
, . ,
priv. and to be like) to intens. and
(fr.

&*>, per. for be unlike, differ, not to resem- a trial) infinitely, in many

.,
,
,
(fr.
to

^
pass,
, , .,
,
,
intens.
consume, cat up, devour.
and to eat)
1 a.
ble.
same as
-, -ov, par. pres. of
ways, variously.

from, and
f. -,
to restrain) to
(fr.

.
. Att. or by Poetic Pros- Poet, for drive away, hinder, prevent ; to
-, and

.,
thesis for imp. or 2 a. of f. shut out, exclude, keep out; to
-, p. to threaten, stop, bar, impede.
-,
, ,
-
-,
Ani6Svovf
\'
Poet, for •»}»•, imp. of
to be absent.
- }
par.

-r,
per.

tin.
pass, of menace
to
•ovv.
promise, vow.
1
;

-,
to glory,

a.

(fr.
act.
sub.
boast,
imp.

intens.
vaunt

mid.

and,
last.

(fr.
end) boundless, immense;
-a, -ov,
neg.
-ov

and
and
par. pres. ol

-ov, b,

great.
the
f/,

(62)
 ; — — ; —

, ,
, ,, , ,.
'. , , ,
tmge, extravagant innumera- and Att. -, -, -, -,

,
; 1 1 a. ind. act,

. ble.
-7, -,
.
par. per. of - a.
to
—
go away.
1 f. of of
-, -, .

, .
in pi.
-, ,
-,
(fr. next) perti- 1 a. par. pass, of
-, , , see
,ignorant)
(fr.
ignorance, inexperience; unskil-
, nacity, positiveness, stubbornness,
obstinacy.
o,-o,b, , (fr. neg. and 1 a.
2 a.
act. of
mid. —
,-,
,, , , , ,
fulness, awkwardness. to persuade) not to be per- -, , (fr. to
, , (fr. a neg. and away)

,
suaded, convinced, or prevailed drive a driving away,
the end) same as on; obstinate, stubborn, inflexi- spoiling, plundering ; banish-

, ..
boundless.

-
ble, perverse. ment, expulsion.

, $ ,,,,. - ,, , ,
—
A*up£a, -a?,-t,in3
a. act. of '.
-, b,
pi.

, (fr.
1

pass, of
3
imp.

sin.
act.

imp. ind. act. cont.

, (fr.
distant,
and
a neg. and
beyond reach ; inaccessi
-,
near)
b,

unacquainted, and
riage) unmarried, single, maid-
mar- of
-, -, act. and
-, -, pass. a.
- ble, unattainable, which has not,
or cannot be reached ; unsafe, or
en.

), (fr.
and
same, and
-, -ov, b,
the
of
-, b, , (fr.
1 ind.

from,
dangerous
b, -ov,
to approach.
(fr. last) dri
ven, spurred, put to full speed.
,
sea) not used to, or unacquainted and a grandchild) a great f. p.
with the sea, not versed in naval great grandchild, a grandchild's (fr. from, and to

,
affairs; a landsman.

-
grandchild.
-, -
drive) to drive away, expel, ba-

.
-, (fr. next) to be nish, thrust out ; to hinder, keep

,
f. p.
free from guile, or deceit, be in- and or away, avert; to drive,

,
(fr. intens. off,

, .
nocent, behave sincerely, deal to expect) to expect ear- spur, hasten. 1 a. act.

,
honestly.
.(2± -,
and
- .
evil)
b, ,
ignorant of
(fr. a neg.
evil,
nestly, wait
sire,
for with earnest de-
hope ardently. 1 a. mid.

-, -, 1
and Ion.
a. act. of
,-,

, , ., ,
simple.

- ,
,
sinless, innocent ; honest, sincere,

of honesty, roguery
-,
ness, impertinence, vulgarity.
-,
»/, (fr.

;
next) want
folly, silli-
, (fr.
strip) to
to strip, divest,

.
put
f.

off,

off, quit,
depnve.
par.
p.
and
get rid of
1 a. mid.
to tens. and
en, ease, relieve.
Poet, for
-, b,
f. -,

(fr.
(fr.

light) to light

next) confu
in-

,
tution, disproof; disgrace, scan-

,
b, {/,
(fr.

ignorant, and good) dis- -, Att. -, , (fr. dal, disrepute.

-,

, .
honest, fraudulent, same) putting quitting,

,
deceitful off, f. p.

,
worth

.
tasteless,

-, . ,
;

•
.
insensible to beauty or

-
worthless, silly, trivial.

- -off, , /, (fr.
stripping, deprivation
plundering, d. sin.
1 a. ind. act.
; spoiling,

of -
(fr. from, and
prove) to disprove, refute, con-
to

fute, convince ; to blame, reprove,

,
same, and a bed) without censure. 1 a. act. mid.
a bed-fellow, maiden, un- 3
. per. pass,

,
single, in pi.

,
, .. ,
,, -,
,
married.

.
, - ,
-a, h, Dor. for
b, -,
(fr. same, and

a fight) not used to, or un-

imp. pass, of
of

see
which see.
intens. and
great
1 a.

way
pass,
(fr. next) far, distant, a

-,
off.
b, , (fr. a intens.

', ,
fit for war, unwarlike. 1 a. ind. act. fr. in- and acre) or

, .
a. sin. of tens. and
-, which see.

-
immense, wide, extensive; vast,

,
,
, Dor. for f. p. gigantic.
-, , , neg. and (fr. (fr. from, and by Apos. before an as-

,
a trial) inexperienced, ig- to select) to reject ; to dis- pirate, for 3 sin. imp.

- ,-,,,
.
norant ; awkward,

.
unskilled approve ; to vote against. mid. of
-, -, 1 neg. and

,
untaught, uninstructed ; that a. act. of (fr.

,
an axe) not planed, or

,
has not felt, without experiencing ;

, ,
untried.

.
,,. , ,. ,
less, infinite,

, -
-ov, b,

-, ,
same, and
,
the end) endless, bound-
unlimited.

experienced) ignorance, inexpe-

(fr.

(fr. in-
Ion. redupl. for
a. mid. of

vowel, 3
of
-,
pi.
-ov,

-, or
-.
-, Poet, by
-,
1 a.
before a
ind. act.
2
smoothed,
intens.
smooth, polished.

—
, par. of
rough.
and same) well planed,

Ion. for
Ion. for
Or,

2 a.
(fr.

inf.

mid.

,,to -
-
-
say)

, .,
,
rience, want of knowledge, ac-

, .
quaintance, or

, ,
..
(fr.
',
forbid, prohibit; re-
to
skill.

priv.
f. -,
and
p.
-,
ind. of

,
-, -, act. —
-, 3

-, -, act.
. -,
-, -,
pass.
mid. 1
—
a.
of

numission,
gift of freedom.
-, ,

-ov,
next) ma-
enfranchisement, the

,,
(fr.

(fr. in-

.
and free) enfran-

,
fuse, "discharge, dismiss. 1 a. mid. of tens.
-, , same, and ind. pass chised, freed, set freea freed-

,
(fr. 1 a. ;

known — man, one who had been a slave.

,
travail) that has not 2 a. ind. act.
the pains of childbirth, childless, va, 1 a. ind. act. — -, (fr. last) to free,

,. ,,
barren. per. ind. mid. of set free.

-, -, -,
,-, -
, a neg. and Att. , mid.
b, , (fr. (fr. 1 f.

-, imp. act. of

, .,
intens. and to stretch)

,
the end) infinite, bound-

,-,
,
immense, numberless. Also, extension, stretching ; extent.

.
less,
round. and b, , Att. for per.
ignorant or
(fr. (fr. a neg. and to comb) ind. act. Att. fo»
boundless) awkwardly, igno- uncombed, undressed, neglected ; 3 sin. pper. pass, of
rantly, rudely; infinitely, end- unshorn.
lessly. 1 a. ind. act. of 3 pi. pper. mid. At•.
(63)
 ,
,, .
—
, ,
, .
mid. Att. of
,
, -- ,. 3 sin. per. ind.
of
-, -, 1 a. ind. pass. -,
, j$, (fr. neg. and
a veil) unveiled; unrobed,

, —

,
— —

.
impr. inf. 1 a. inf. mid. undressed.

-,
-, . -, -,
sub. — 1 a. inf. act.
—
— 3 pi. 1 a. ind. act. of

-, -,
.. ,, -, -, d. sin. 2
-, - -, --, imp
pi.

,
a. inf. act.
—
.,
g. pi. par. 2 a. par. 2
70^, -
a. act.
-'-,
,.
act. of a. inf. pass, of
.', -, 1 ind. act. 1 a. act.

,
, , , ,
, ,
-,
.
,
-, 2 a. act.

\, a temple, fane,
shrine; an assembly, meeting,

. ,, ,, , •
of

to carry)
which
(fr. from, and
an obsolete verb, for
—
—
-, -, 2
-,
1 a. mid. cf

a. ind. pass.
-

,
-, 3

+
pi.

.
congregation.

,,
-,
b, Appelles, Lat.
Apella, a man's name.
3 sin. cont. imp. pass
a. par.
Ion. for
pass, of
Ion. for
pass, from
1 a. ind.
1 1

—
a. ind. act.

inf.
2
—
of
a. ind.

-,
mid. —

-, in 3
par
pi.

,. ^, ,, . - ,,
of and Poet. (fr. 2 a. ind. act. of
-, -, 1 a. ind priv. and to tell) to .
,-,
mid. of same.
b, a wound, hurt, cut
forbid, prohibit
vent.
; to oppose, pre-
to cook)
-,
neg. and (fr.
be raw, rare, or not
to

,
,

an ulcer, sore. Dor. for 2 a. cooked ; to have a

sufficiently
2 mid weak stomach, suffer indigestion.
of
pi. 1 a. ind. inf. act.
- -, , and -, , same) raw,

-,
b, b, (fr.
-, p. (fr, -, , (fr. a neg. and rare ; not cooked ; which cannot

'
f.
{/,

and to hope) free from grief, be cooked ; indigested.

.
priv. to grief)
expect, wait for, attend ; to sus- without jorrow ; unlamented, un- la. -, 2 a. -, (fr.

.
pect,apprehend ; to despair, des mourned. priv. and to speak) to

,
, ,
.,
pond. 1 a. act.

.
,-, , -
par. per. pass,
par
a year)
be absent for a year
(fr. from,
to desist, cease,
; to act
and

year-
renounce, disclaim, disown ; to
refuse, deny, contradict ; to give
up, relinquish; to fail, faint,

. .
be weary.

,
pass. act. 1 a. ly ; to alternate by the year. Or, (fr. intens.)
— -,
. ',
3

,
ind. pi. imp. 1 a. ind. mid. to declare, utter, pronounce. 2

,
a.
pass, of
- of act. ind. -, -*

, ,
inf.

, imp. pass, of -, -, a. ind. act.

. 1 a. ind. mid.

,
1

. , '
, , , - of

. , . 1 a. ind. pass, of Ion. for . pi. of Dor. for also neut. pi.

.
, ,, .. - 2 a. par. act. of of

,
-?, -, 2 a. act. of fr. intens. and -, //, (fr. next)
which see. talkativeness, loquacity, verbosity
-,

, -
-, -, 1 a. pass, of -, 1 a. mid. garrulity.

-
of -,

,
b, r), (fr.
Poet, for 1 a. -, -, and Poet, endless, and talk)

.
act. of by Ion. redupl. verbose, wordy, prolix; loqua-

' ?, -, -,
-, f. p. (fr. 2 a. ind. mid. of cious, talkative.
from,

.
vomit,

, ,
,
, . ,
and

,
cast up ;
to
reject,
vomit) <o
throw , par. of
Ion. for
per.
-,
b,f/, (fr neg. and
the end) boundless, endless,

, .
off pass, of without stint ; incessant, continu-
—
- . , -
-, -,
inf. 1 a.
ind.
mid. of
-, -,
per.
per. act.
of the impersonal
al ; infinite.
(fr. last) endlessly, in-

-,
,
cessantly, infinitely.

,^
, ,') ,
of
,
1 a. -imp. act.
mid. of
—
sin. pres. ind. pass.
unfitly,
absurdly,
servedly.
(fr. next) improbably,
improperly ; foolishly,
unreasonably ; unde-
fr.

which see.
-, ,
f.

(fr. last) a finish-

intens.
p.
and

.'
act.-
to sell, offer,

pass, of
1 a. inf.
and

,. ',, ',,- ,, .--

intens. and
--, -,
or expose for sale ;
to barter, trade ; to prostitute. 1 a.

, pass,
-,
-,
par.

-,
f.

to sell)

imp. ind
(fr.

ferent
ble,
;
absurd
unbecoming
ed.

, g.
-", -,
improbable,

and
;

;
unfit,
(par. per. act.
unlike, dissimilar, dif-

alienated, estrang-

Ion. for
unreasona-
improper

a. sin. of
ing, completion, perfection, end-
ing, conclusion; means, cause,
efficiency.

effective,
rative,
cious.

, pres.
-,
effectual,
active,
-,

inf. act.
pass. —
—
(fr.
capable, ope-
efficient,
same)

effica-

, ,
and

or absurd.
-,
, f.

Att.
(fr.
to express) to disa•
gree, differ,• to be unlike, unfit,

-, ,
priv

(fr.
absent.

ture;
par. pres. of

-, b,
to ripen) unripe,
f],

unseasonable; incomplete,
(fr. a neg. and
imma-
to be
, per. ind.
par. per. pass, of
Ion. for

intens.
f. -, p.
and to fix)
(fr.
tc

,, .,
proa

,
same) an expression, declara- imperfect. fasten, fix firmly
slick, ; to

,, ,
tion,

-
tion, affirmation;
-
an explana-
interpretation ; demonstra-
tion, proof.
- -, same as
-ov, b,
ripe, th.
last.
, (fr.

—
a neg. and
to soften)
upon, drive, push, dash, or strike

',
against, remove, displace;
to be set, or placed

,.. . ,
b, , (fr. 1 a. act. against, lean, incline, reit upon ;
priv. and relating to) un- mid. — to jut out, project ; to gush out,
like, different. pass, of discharge, shed ; to extend,
and (fr. 3 p'j. 1 a. ind. stretch, strain.
from, and av\ before) over pass, of
1
, for neut. pi. oi
against, before, in presence of; -, -, 1 a. ind. act. of by Metath. for ait$i
opposite, against.
(64)
 — )
.

\, -,
. ,• ,.,
,, ,
Att. -, , (fr. 2 a. ind. sub. ML — 2 a. ind. mid.
Jlamg, Of .
..
to fasten) tt inf. par. of
~
,
Kn£ an inclinatio pi. fan.

.
; .

2 a. ind. act. of
img, rating agairut, or depending -, Att. -, b, (fr.
upon ; prt ssurr. fare» ., hlence. same, and -,
^/ pass) one to -, 1 a. ino.

,
^Rri
-,

,
,
priv.

,-
f. -//<7U),

for Lid, refuse;

?i>/,

.
and

shun ; to fnil, be worn

/ p.
to say)
to
to
diclinr,
(fr.
<U-
who hinders, stops, or prevents
a hindrance, obstacle.
-, same) to pass,
(fr.
mid. of
3 sin. imp. mid. ci

,
out, weary, steal, glide, or skulk away; to 1 a. ind. pass, of

, ,
j/cd, impoverished. desist, cease, slop ; to hinder,

, . ,
. .,
-, , ;, (fr. a ncg. prevent. imp. cf or

, - ,,,, ,.-- . ,-
and to surpass) 770/ -?, Ion. for 2 a. impr. of -.

and
,
to be
tincible.
surpassed, or excelled ; ni-

-ov, b, /, (fr. same,

to limit) unlimited, name.
-, 1 a. ind.
b,
of
Jipesas, a man's
pass, of
2 a. ind.

3 pi.
act. of nr.

cont.
same
imp.
as
,-

unconfined; boundless, inelefinite, Dor. for 2 sin.

— ,, - -,
,
-,

,
infinite. >f -, in 3

.
pi. and
—

,
(fr. same, and 2 a. ind. act. -ov, b, , neg. and

,
(fr.
survey) heedlessly,
to 1 a. ind. act. — to hear)
unheard of, •

.
incautiously, unguardedly, in- par. per. act. of known by fame, obscure

,
:

considerately. ', or-i>^i,asif from ignorant, untaught.

-ov, b, >'/, (fr. same, per. inf. pass, of f. -, p. -,
,
(fr.
and to perplex) at ease, a-i|i:itens. and to direct

, -,
unelisturbed, calm, leisurely, with- per. par. pass, of to straighten

, ,.
; to correct, r •

out hurry.

,
,
(fr. last) without f. of to

,
be absent.

. .
amend ;
der, regulate, array.
to direct, guide

— ;-
; to or-

. ,,
distraction, or confusion; collect- 1 a. ind. act. la. ind. act.
-,

,
edly, orelerly, leisurely. -, 1 a. ind. pass, of mid. of

and
-ov, b,
to beset) isolated,
, (fr. neg.
JEo\. or Bceot. and
-,
,
per. par. pass, oi

, .
titute;

,, - , ,
,
rounded with

and
,.
detached, not surrounded, or pn-

,
closed ; deserted, forseikcn, des-
not perplexed, or sur-

- ,.,
\,
cares, prosperous.
-ov, , ,
to cut off) uncir-
(fr. same,
Poet, for
pass.
tath.
pass.

,-,-,
—
for
—
3 sin.
3
Poet.
per.
Poet, for
pper. pass, of
pi. 1

Me-
ind.
a.
mid. of

of
-,
-,
-,

b,
boiled) raw, undressed, noi
-,
-no, pper. pass,

, (fr.
1 a.

neg. and
ind.

-
cumciseel. ind. cooked. Or, (fr. a intens.) re-

,
-ov, b, (fr. same, and par. 2 a. pass fined, purified.

, —
t'i,

.
-, -,

,
Att. for super- 1 a. ind. pass. 2 a imp.
fluous) having no superfluity or
, -,
per. ind. act act. of

,-, ,
.
middle r ank.

. ,
,
luxury, moderate, mean, of a

,
,
.
(fr. last) indifferently,
per. pass.
act. of
ind.
— -, -ov,
2 a. ind.
par. impersonal, (fr.
withhold) it is enough, suffaent.
3 sin. —
2 pi.
to

-, —
—

, ,
negligently, carelessly. -jv, Ion. for see 3 pi. pres. ind. act.

,
b, , (fr. a ne^. 2 sin. pres. sub. act. of

. -
. ,
and excrement) with- 3 pi. 1 a. md. act. of
—

-, .
out excrements.
- -, b, l„ (fr. -, -, or -,
-, -, before a 2
pres.
pi.
inf. mid.
impr. mid. of

,. ,
same, and

.
•,
cularly) not circular, irregular;

, . ,,,
devious, erring.

,
to move cir- vowel, 2 and 3
1 a. ind. act. of
1 a. ind. act.
pi.

—
and
hate, abhor,
f. -5,
1 a.
to hate)
(fr. airb

-,
act.
intens.
to detest,

,
-aca, -, 1 a. par. act. par. per. pass, of f.
'
(fr.

of same, and to hate) t"

,,
'-,
, .
'.., ,
,
. . ,
(prcs. impr.ofnext)

,
begone, plague take you.
JEol. for
away, -,
2
-,
a.
-, and 3

-,
ind.
1
act.
a. ind.
pi.
—
act. of

-
-
hate, grudge, envy, feel anger,
malice against. 2 a.
as if fr.

-, ,
obs.
or

,
-via, -, par. per. mid. en- (fr.

,
of

.
from,

.
,
,
, ,
ind. act. of

and

.-
-,

,
.
f.

,,
,, -,
-fa»,
to hinder) to
for

p. -, (fr.
1 f.
2

per. mid. of
a.

2
ind. act. of

per. par. pass.

a.
-,-,
ind. act.
—
—
vious) haired, abhorrence, detest-.
ation; grudge, malice, ill-will

pres.
Aft. and Dor. an

inf. of
Ion. for
I

, ,
repel, dnve buck or nnvay ; 3 2 Ion. for 2 sin.

,,
to pi. a.
—

.
defend, repulse ; to hinder, avert. ind. pass. -, pres. sub. of same as

,, , , , ,
3 pres. impr.
pass,
par. pres. I

,
a. md. act.
2 a. act. — - -, b, , (fr. -
, — — and

.
2 sin. pros. ind. mid. 2 a. pass. 1 *Tens. hatred) hating
-, -ov, par. pres. a. ind. act. of grudging, cnviou3, malicious

, , - -6 -•,

,. .
act.' of f/, (fr. hoshle, mimical, adverse.
—
,
,
f. p. to be at a distance) absence; 1 f. mid.
Att. (fr. flight, desertion. 2 a. md. mid
3 impr. of to 3 sin. 2 a. opt. of

,
from, and to go) to go, sin.

go off, from, away, or out of; be absent. and same a*

to
go
go forth, depart;
after,
don, give
follow
up ; to
; to leave,
to
aban-
pass avmy, die.
return,
of
-, -,
per. —A
2

„
a. ind. pass,

', 2 a.
', (fr.

stemiously, temperately, soberly

to refrain) ah

(65)
 ,., , ,,
modestly.

, ,
. ,
Or, (fr.

. en-
ma-
drive away) driven, or carried
dumb)
(fr. intens. and

,
dumb

,
vious) hatefully, spitefully, off"; departed, set out, gone. to be with

,,
,, ,
imp. of

, .
,. ,,
liciously, enviously.

, . , 3

-,
sin.
same
imp. as

->, p. -,
as
if from

(fr.
, -,
act. of
1 a.
-,
-, per.
ind. act. of
and
for
—
imp.
1
—
a.
amazement, be confounded,
nished.

-, a,
1 a. ind. pass.
g. sin.
-, ,
(perhaps fr.
of
and Dor.
asto-

to go

.
f.

and which see -, — away. from, and

,, intens.
f.

from, and
p.
{' to hold) to
(fr.
of
-, per. ind. act.
. pi. par. per. act.
Or, fr.
reins) a car,
carriage, chariot.
cart, wagon,

,
receive, obtain, get, or have from (fr. next) fiercely, fu- -, -, 1 a. mid. •

,, , ,
draw from;
another;
to relate, refer, or
to derive,

be absent, distant or away from ;

or
belong to; to
riously,
pidly ; openly,
cruelly ; boldly,
undisguisedly,
intre-
- -,, , (perhaps fr.
to abstain, withhold, be far from;
daringly.
- -, b, , (fr. fr.
priv.
from, and
and
reins)
gentle. Or,

,
to refrain, keep away, from, and to regard) re- harsh, rough ; cruel, inhuman,

-,
or remove from, restrain one's gardless of persons or danger; savage; fierce, wild, ungovern-

,,
act.

.
self,

, .
, -, ,
be dear of, or free from. 2 a.

, , . mid.
fierce, furious ; bold, daring, in-
trepid, courageous.
-, -, —
able, intractable;
and to praise)
Or, (fr.
uncommend-
same,

,
inf. imp. mid. 1 a. act. able, unworthy, blameable.

,. ,
a. fem.
of last.

,. . -,
, .1 f.

-,
mid.

-,
-ov, g. sin.
par. pres. act.

-,
-, ed erroneous for
pres. pass. cont. of
mid. of
Gen.

-,
xxvii. 42. suppos-
3 sin.
act. of

act.
Dor. for

-, -,
-, , ,
3 pi. -,
2

1
a,

,.' ,. ,
1 a. ind. -, 1 a. pass, of (fr. from,
and suspend) hanging

,,. , , ,
pass, of to
-, and -, from
boiling)
{,, (fr.
the
a neg.
incapability, , (fr.
-, Sync, for
obs.) 2 a. act. of
depending; over-
above,
hanging, impending, imminent

', -,
,
or absence of softening, or dis- high, lofty; elevated.
solving ; indigestion. -, , from (fr. -, 1 a. ind. act. —
3 pi. imp. mid. of —

, ,, ,
and the sun) depending on per. act.
—
. -- or proceeding from the sun ; the per. pass. 1 a. pass,
^, Ion. for pres. par. of east wind ; distant from the sun, of
-, -,

. , ,
to be absent. the north or south. 1 a. inc.

, -,, sub. — -,

,
?/, 3 sin. pres. -, per. ind. mid. of
-, pres. sub. — -,
-jfo
-, pass. — inf. — per. ind. pass. —
,,
, . , .
irnp. ind. of same. par. per. pass. per. par. pass, of

, /,
',, —-,
, , -- . Alt. for

-, 3
??)/,
-,
2 a. of
1 —
a. act.
pass. —
per. act
2 per. ind. pass. —

.
pi. 1 a. a. ind. 3 per. par. pass, of
-, -,

, .. ^.
ind. act. sin. imp. pass, of
—
pass,

,
and

, ,,,
-, -, per. act. (fr. last) perfectly,

, ,
act. 2 a. ind. of per. pass completely.

,
pres.

. ,,. . , ,
inf.

.
-, ,

,
of
Ion. for

Ion. for <»7/-

of
-,-, par.
-, -, 1 a. ind. act.

—
per. pass,

of
,, 2
,
sin.
to be absent.
-,
1 f.
pres.

par.
sub. of

-ov, Ion. for -

7^}/7/,.

, . for per. act. 3 sin. cont. of

'.

,., . ,
1 a. inf.

. , .
mid. of
Ion. for
a. act. of
-, , neg
-,
be Sync,
imp. ind. act.
for
it may
1 a.
also
ind.

,
b, (fr.

-, -, per. pass, of

. , and hurt) see act. of

, ,
-, -, Poet, for per. ind. act. of

,— -,-, ind. mid.

per. act. of
1 a. 2 a. act. of
of
-,
priv. and
f. -,
to sound) to
p. -, (fr.

,
per. par. pass,

,,, ,- , , , ,
. -
see fr. intens. and jar, discord, disagree; to sound

, -, -, 1 a. pass, of which see, loud, or harsh ; par. pres.

-, -.

,. , , , ,
(fr. »ast) negligent-
-, -, mid..
—
3 ly, carelessly. -, , and
Att. pper. Sync, for 1 pi. -, -,
Att. (fr. last) jar- ,
,
,
,.
Att. for
to go away.
1 a. ind. of pper. of
-, and
to depart.
-, - -,
ring, discord, disagreement.
, same)

,
(fr.

,
b,

act. of

.
and ,
, . ,
-, -, Ion. for
-, , ,
to
(fr.
hear)
1 a.

from,
same as
fj,

cence.
(fr.

security ;

imp. or
-, , ,
harmlessness,
unhurt)

1 a. of
safety,
inno-
discordant, jarring, disagreeing
disagreeable,
sive, contrary.
3 sin.
unsuitable,

imp. or 2
ind. pass,
offen-

a. —
of
;

, -
(fr. neg. and per.
per. par. pass, of damage) unhurt, unin- (fr. intens. arid
jured, safe, secure ; innocent,

, , to dislike) or of

,.,
which more

, ,,
,..
(fr. last) exactly, harmless ; wholesome, healthy, is in

,
completely, perfectly, aoiurately, salutary ; favourable, balmy. use.
'n a masterly manner. imp. to be absent. -, -, 1 a. ind. pads,
-,

),
-, , >/, (fr. neg. and -, -, 3 pi. 1 a. of
compact, th. — -, -, 1 a. ind. act. of

.
to 2 a. ind. act. of
fasten) infirm, weak, loose, un-
connected ; not frozen, or har- -, >', (fr. cruel) -, -ov, par. pres.

;, -,
dened, sqfl, dissolved, thawed.
, ht (fr• to
cruelty,
fierceness.
inhumanity

(iff)
; wildness, pass. cont. of
, Dor. for
 —

,
,
,
,
—
, , ,, , 3 pi.
1
imp. ind. mid.
a. ind.
per. par. pass, of
act. —
perhaps
lanl, remote.
fr.

A
from) far, dis-

.
voraciousness ; greatness, (j ten-
sion, vastness.
fj, (fr• a neg. and

,, , . .', ,
-ov, b,
fr. airb intens. and Ion. for pres. inf. tonot to be gratified,
fill)

which see. act. 3 pi. pres. ind. insatiable,ravenous, voracious ;

/;{ -, , ,
ft,
same as pass, 3 pi. imp. ind. craving, importunate ; extensive-,

.
Ion. for 3 pi. pres. pass, of boundless, immense, vast.

,.
of
',
,, ,,-- ,.
,, .
-,
,
, .,
to
-17,
go away.
2 a. sub. act. of (fr.
-,
neg. and
disbelieve, discredit,
f. -,
doubt, mis-
p.
faith) to
(fr. last)
greedily, voraciously, vastly, in-
finitely.
insatiably

,
, , ,,
trust ; to be faithless, disobey ; and Poet.

, a neg. and
Ion. for pres. par. pass, -ov, ,»/, (fr.

, ,-, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. for or to ap-

\ ,
pres.

. .
pres. inf. act.
sub. act.

,
pres. ind. pass,
3
3

pies.
pi.
pi. —
ind. act.
-,
1 pi.
par. 1 a. act.
cont. pres.
g. pi.
proach,
cessible,
reach,
th.
unattainable,
or power ;
beyond
inextricable,
near) inac-

,, ,, ,
inf. pass, par. pres. cont. par. pres. act. of irremediable. Or, (fr. same,
pass, of

away. ,
, .
pres. inf. of

3 pi. imp. ind. of

go
-,
»'/, (fr. next) want of

faith, unbelief; mistrust, doubt;

infidelity, treachery.
-ov, b, a neg. and
, (fr.
and
immense, boundless.

same
-, ,
as
to fill)

(fr.
vast, extensivt,

single)

, , $ -",
to go away. faith) not to be believed, , same,

.
b, (fr.

,
, . , ,
a distant land, see
Or, the Apian land, Pe-
loponnesus, from
of

, the son
incredible ; not to be trusted,
faithless, perfidious ; disbelieving,
incredulous, dubious;

-.
liever, infidel, comp.
an unbe-
and
lank-locks; bald.
-,
hair)

}), (fr.
gable) that part of the year when
straight-haired,

unnavi-

,
2* a. sub. of
sin. 2 to sup. sailing is dangerous, the season

go away.
-ov, ,,
(fr. neg. and
(fr. last)
fraudulently, treacherously;
perfidiously,
ab-
unfit for sea ; rough weather.
-, (fr.

,
f.

,
to persuade) improbable, surdly, incredibly. simple) to behave with simplicity,

, -, , ,
unlikely, incredible; undeserving (fr. a neg. and act with candour, be ingenuous,
to stray) unerring, cer- or candid.

,
credit.
-, -, ~,
f. p. (fr.
- -,
tain, sure, not straying. -ov, b, , (fr. same) sim-

,
same)

,- ,
mands ;

,,
aulhorily.

,, -
1 a. ind. act.
,
,
to disobey,

-,
to disclaim,

-, Ion.
of last.
transgress com-
or disown

for
-, , ,
error)
(fr. neg. and
not wandering, settled,
resident ; unerring, undeviating,
undeceived, faithful.
and ple, single ; plain ; goodnatured.
-, , (fr. same) alight
cloak ; thin, single.
-,
to fold)
b, %, (fr. a neg. and
unfolded, not

, .',
Ion. tor -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and creased, or crumpled, smooth.
rat,

,,,-
and

,,
and

pass, of\,
, ,
, 3 pi. per.
these for
md. pass,
3 pi. pper.
feigned) unfeigned, sin-
cere, artless, simple ; rude, un-
formed, shapekss, uncouth.

which
Sync,

- -,
see.
for
-,
b, (fr. next, and
a dog.) An epithet of
Antisthenes one of the Cynic
sect, because these men were
nicknamed dogs, and wore only

,
2
inf.

.
,
pres. ,
'.,.
sin.

, , ,
pr^s.
inf.
2 a. sub. mid.
Ion. for

3 sin.
and
tracted, confined.
Dor. for
fj, (fr.
b,neg.
broad) narrow, con-

which
'
a single garment.
-,
-6 -,
haps fr. a one, and
Or fr. neg. and
(per
to be.
many)
-6 -,

.
per. ind. pass, of see. simple, single, plain, uncom-

,
harshness
.
-ov, b,

;
, (fr.
bitter) not bider, without
gentle, mild.
from, and '-
neg. and
haps
a. ind. act.
(Gen.

of
3
xxiv.
sin.
22.) per-
imp. or 1
pounded;
healthy ;
clear, distinct;
artless,

• -,
candid, honest, sincere, upright.
-,
unvarnished
sound,
;

,, ,. ,-,
-<D, (fr. Poet, for b, fi, (fr.

-
the eye) an antiquated -ov, ,, (fr. neg. and neg. and navigation, .'

,
word, synonymous with
to shut i/ut, exclude, ba-

,, .
nish. 1 a. ind. pass,

-, , ,
-,
(fr.
and
neg. and
--
the side,
the side)
unguarded, exposed.
b,

gle, plain, simple ; artless,

less, innocent.
17,
uncovered on

(fr. next) sin

harm-
;
to sail) unnavigable
or improper for sailing
ous dangerous.
-, ,
gle) singleness ; simplicity, inno-
(fr.
;
; «n/i.
boister-

sin-

,~
poor.

, ,
fat)

- -, , ,
thin, lean, meager, -,
which
, (by Epen. fr cence, purity candour,
; sincerity,
ingenuousness, frankness ; boun-

,
is fr.
(fr. same, fern, of single) a thin ty, liberality.
and dirt) free from dirt, light cloak. -, f. -, -, p. (fr.

clean, neat, elegant. -ov, and -, , same) simplify, explain ; to

to

, ., , '
same, and and unfold, open, discover, display ;
(fr. (fr. neg. to

, ,
/,
or
faint;

, . •
to breathe) to dote
to breathe forth, expire.
; to strike) not struck, unbeaten,
hurt ; harmless, undamaged.
un- to expand,
stretch
blow ; to extend,
out. imp. ind.

, ,. , ".
, .
Ion. for 3 sin. a. sin. fern. cont. of -ovv, la. ind. inf.

1 f.mid. of -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and per. pass, p&T.

,
, ,
impr.
sub.
Ion. for

par. of
—
,-,
-, -, 2 a. ind.
opt.
— AruJV,
go away. lo
inf.
—
—
— -,
, ing, imperfect
consummated ;

,
to fulfil) deficient,
; not fulfilled, or
insatiable, greedy.
(fr.
tiable) to be greedy, or insatiable ;
want-

insa- ,
, dirt, nastiness,
, (fr.

-, , sponges.
-ov,b,fi, (fr. a neg.and
next) foulnest,
want of washing.

, -ov, rb, a pear, and

-ov, fi, a pear tree.

a, -01, and Ion. -77, -ov, I

to crave,

liableness,
importune.
-, ,
greediness,
<67*
(fr. next) insa•
crecving , to
dirty, soiled.
(fr.
wash) unwashed, foul,

do single) singly;
,
,
tincerely,
liberally, kindly.
frankly ; ,
bountifully, , ,
. ' - .,
, (fr.
f. -,
from,
p.
and to pass, of
-,
-, - }
1 a pat

.
-ov, b, a neg. and , (fr. throw) cast, fling, throw off
to
y
f. p.

- -,
torirX/wtosail)see or away ; to reject, let go, relin- (lr. intens. and txs

b, fj, (fr.

' -
a intens. quish ; to lose, waste, forfeit. 2 a. look) to turn the sight, or atlen

, .. , ,
and to breathe) breathing act. ind. sub. tionfrom about one's self toward*
deeply, panting, sighing.

- Or ,
. 2 pi. par. another object ; to look up to, ad-

,
,
(fr.

breath,
without air,
kindling.

and
neg.
breathless,
and same) out of
wanting air
or wind, lighting,

-ov, b, £, (fr. same,

air) free from wind,

, . ,. .
. ,
a. pass.

and
per. pass,

per. mid.
f. -,. -,
draw, pour out, as liquor
to dip) to dip, dive
par.

(fr. same,
1

;
mire ; to regard, respect ; to con-
sider ; to have an eye to, mind,}
head ; to belong, appertain to ;
to look from, off, or
ind. act.
away
impr.
;
- 1 a.

.
to to 2 pi. 3 pi.

,
;

tinge. 2 f. and act.

-,
,
sheltered. 1 a. sub. 1 a. ind.
(fr. breathless) -, -, . . mid.
-, -,

, , -
without a breath ; all in a

,
stilly, 2 a. par. act. of 1 a. par
breath, without drawing breath, -, Att. -, , (fr. pass, of
or interruption; closely, in a to descend) a descent -, , (fr.

,
crowd, confusedly. landing a landing-place, lad- to throw away) refuse, leavings,

,
;
-, , (fr. same) a re- der, steps, stairs end, event.
; exit, remnant, relics, offal. '

straining, or suppression of (fr. same) who de- -, b, , (fr.

,
breath; difficulty of breathing, scends. An epithet of Jupiter. to throw away) negligent,

,
shortness of breath. -, same) a kind
b, (fr. wasteful, scattering, lavish, pro-

,-,.
f. -.•, (fr. same) of soldiers, who either had a digal ; a spendthrift ; an out-

,
to breathe short, or low ; to pant, second horse, or fought both cast.
gasp. on foot and horseback. Also, a -, rb, (neut. of next)
,,

,
-ov, (fr. a neg. and kind of chammon in the public same as

,
to breathe) breathless, spent, games. b, , (fr. same) to be

,
exhausted; dead; with- -, last) be- refused, rejected, cast off, throvm

,
lifeless, -ov, (fr.

-
-, -,
out scent, or nose

serenity a calm,
(fr.
; sheltered.
same) calmness,
stillness
.
,
.
of air ;

.
longing to that kind of
champions, or games.
-, -, per.
soldiers,

ind. act.
aside, or away ; wortldess, vile.

, which
fr.

see.
from, and

,
;
vmnt of air, sultriness. of f. -, (fr. same, and

,
same)
-,
lifeless, dead.
-6ov -ov,
calm, still ; breathless,

with the genitive, from ; off,

b,

away from,
,
>/,

.
,
, -
,
(fr.
—
of
2
-,
-, -,

a. inf. act.
per. ind. act.
par. per.

—
act. gush
out ;
;
to
to
gush)

pres. inf.
f.
to spring, stream,
vomit, spit, or spew

-,
come to)
(fr. same, and
depart, go

, ,
far ; since, after ; -, 1 f. ind. mid. of to to

wide of; by, for, by reason ; of, away, leave, quit ; to return.
out of, belonging to ; vnthout ; or-, f. -, (fr. -, , (fr. to
through time or space ; at the from, and to cough) to throw away) a casting off, rejec-
distance of, on ; with, by. In
compos, it generally implies ne-
cough up, expectorate,
f. -, spit.
(fr. same,
tion ; a loss.

,
fr. intens. and -
, , ,
,
gation, or privation.
at
off; for
a distance,
he is
away, far, far
off, away
and
to force
to enforce,
to force, th.
away, drive
constrain, overpower
off,
force)
repulse ;
which

from, and
see.
-, f.

to pas-
->';,. -, (fr.

.
; ;
and ture) to separate, seduce, or de-

,
For

,
it is past, gone. to labour, strain ; to travail.

", ,
away begone -, -, coy from the herd, or flock ; to

, ,^,.- . - , -
.
!

> f. p. (fr.

-
mislead, deceive, delude, beguile;
-,
.
A?rd from thence, from that intens. and to admit)
time. tomake descend, bring, or take to stray %

same as down ; to dismount, unhorse, wander, depart, err. 1 a. ind. act.

,
which see.
Ion. for
Imp. ind. disembark
over. pres. inf. act.
; to pass, cross, send
-,
robbing -the flock, theft ; imposi-
rb, (fr. last)

, pass, 1 a. ind.

, , ,
and Poet, tion, imposture, cheat ; deception,

,
,
Ion. for mid.
pres. inf. pass, pres. -, f. -, -, p. (fr. delusion ; seduction.
impr. pass,

-
pres.

.
priv. and to live) to de-
. same as

,
ind. pass, or mid. of part, die. pres. inf. act.
-,

,
-, -. (fr. intens.

, -, ,
from, 2 a. f.

,. ,
f. (fr.
and to go) to walk away, -, b, , (fr. last) de- and to boil) to froth, foam,
go off, depart. parting, dying, death-bed, final, boil over. Or (lr. priv.) to

-, next) a lad- cool, calm, abate.

der, step-ladder,
>% (fr.
slepping-board,
last.
-, Att. -, b,f], (fr. -, rb, (fr. last)

gangway.

(fr. from, and

f.

to go)
p. -, same) departure, death.

and
f. -, -, p.
to
(fr.
hurt) to
froth, foam, spray; chaff, bra?i.

foam,
(fr. same) to froth,

fly, or be thrown off like

,-,,
priv.

,
to come, or go from, or out of; injure, hurt, impair, damage; foam.
to disembark, land ; to depart, to deprive, bereave, par. 1 a. (fr. next) an

. yiehl, retire ; to descend, come pass, infusion, or extract; a mixing

,
eiown, dismount ; to succeed, (fr. intens. and with water, weakening, dilution ;

, '
, -'
/3•
, -,
) ,
,
follow after, or from ; to happen,
come to pass, turn out. per. par.

. 3 pi.

2
2

pi.
ov,
a. (fr.

sub.
par.

par. 2 a. act. of
and
sub. -ind. a bud, shoot,
spring, descendants.

(fr.
which see.)
-,germ, sprig

-,
same) a springing, budding,
sprouting, shooting.
rb, (fr. last)

Att. -,
; off-

,
a sprinkling, washing
ter so

intens.
used

to sprinkle,
to dip, stcej) ;
wet ; to
and
f.
;

drop, drip.
moisture, juice.
-(,

bedew,
p. -,
;

to sprinkle)
v>ct,
the

(fr.

moisten ;
to b*
wa-

<68)
, , . ,
.
,
,. ,,, - ,
-, -, woman)
and (fr. bringforth, produce, create, make, an old

, ,
f. to restore to

.
same, and

mas.
-,
.
to nap) to sleep
«oundly ; to sleep off a surfeit ;
to indulge in sleep. 1 a.
par.

-,
act.

(fr. same, and

. pi.
form.

mid. of

from, and
taste, share,
f.
-r,,

partake of
-ov, par.

to taste)
(fr.
2 a.

to
youth,

enrol)
ing, enrolment;
to make young

-, , (fr.
an enumeration, muster-
a
again.
pres. i»f. pass, of

to

,
register, re•
-,

, , ,
to be heavy) to oppress,
overpower; to weigh down, over-
balance.

, ,
tens. and
-,
f.
f. fr.

which see.
ab
p.
-
in- cord ; a survey, description.
-,
rb, (fr. same) a
copy of writing, or drawing, a

.'
-, , (fr. to (fr. by, and counterpart; a draft, extract.

.
-,

,
sprinkle) a sprinkling, moisten- to grow old) to grow old, b, , (fr. same)

,
ing, wetting. advance in years ; to decay, wear copied, transcribed.

,
throat)

,
up.

, ,, -
,
<o
same as

(fr.
(fr. ab
the
swallow, devour, eat

same, and
intens. and out ; to be out of dale, become ob-
solete.

v,
1 a. ind.

n. pi.
and
par. pres.
sub.

f.
(fr. from, and
f.

to write out, transcribe,

levy,
-,
to write)
copy ; to
muster, enrol ; to assess,
tax ; to register, record ; to enter,
p.

,
a halter) <o ensnare ; to inveigle, (fr. keep account ; to survey, describe .
ab

.
implicate, embarrass. from, and to be) te accuse, inform against ; A7ro

'
to

, .--, , . ,
(fr. same, and be absent, away from; to abstain, to enrol one's self; to

.
gnaw, consume.

, .
gnush) to bite, be unconcerned, unconnected, have declare, profess; to expunge, obli-

' .-
to
-, -,
-
1 a. par. nothing to do with ; to depart ; to terate, erase, imp. and 2 a. act.
pass, of
- die ; to descend, proccedfrom ; 1 1 a act.

(fr.

,
. ,
ard intens.

, -
-,and
f.

feed) tojeed upon, eat up, devour,

consume, per. pass,
p.
to
a. pass.

(fr.
f.

ab
2

from, and
a. mid.

- p.
sub.

. 1
inf.
a.
1 a.
ind. mid.

-,
per. pass,
pass,

.
1 a. pass. to know) to change the -, f. .
-,

, '
(fr. same, and mind, alter an intention ; to reject, (fr. intens.

,
f.

'
, .
to stuff) to stop up, fill up, cast off, disown, renounce ; to dis- to lame) to weaken, enervate, en•
darn ; to block up, barricade, claim, discharge, dismiss to de- feeble, debilitate; to mutilate,

'
;

)
shut up.

' -
spair, despond, pper. dismember; to fracture, dislocate.

. , -,
b, >), from, (fr. 2 a. act. ind. (as fr. 1 a. ind. act. sub.

, , • .
- 3

'.
and the altar) profane, pi. impr.

,, .
ungodly, irreligious, wicked, ex- sub. inf. (fr. same,
communicated.
-
3 pi. 2 a. sub. act. of
'par.
per. pass.
-, -bv.
improvement;
to exercise) to practise for
expose ; titto strip,

.
or 1 a. pass, speak, or act shamlessly, or bare-
and -, facedly.

.
b, >'/, 1 f. pass,
-, -, -,

.
(fr. same, and the earth) -, (fr. -,

,
f. f. p.

, ,
beyond the earth ; removed from and
azure) to be same, and
the earth ; far from land.
intens.
gray, blue, or azure ; to have vb
(fr.

naked) to strip,
to strip, th.
undress;

, ,
-, (fr.

,
intens. and gray, fierce, or fiery eyes. 1 a. to discover, disclose, expose; to
yu?a the land) to make for land, inf. pass. par. exercise, practise. 1 a. par. pass.
to turn to land.
-, , -
, -, and -, Att. -, ,
f. (fr. (fr.

from, and milk) to wean, to -, Att. -, , (fr. last) a stripping ; nakedness; ex-

,
take from the milk. a disease of the eye, a pearl posure, discovery.

.
last)
-, b, (fr. last) on the eye ; a wall-eye. -, Att. -, ,
-, a-b from, and a woman)

,
,

.
weaning. b, (fr. priv. (fr.

, ,,
-, -ov, par. per. and the buttocks) small a making like a woman, taming,

,
subjugation.
pass, of
-, L (fr. from, and
the land) a land-breeze.
about the hips.

tens. and
f. -, fr.

which see.
in-
and
(fr. -,
from,
a corner) to creep into

,
ble, halser,
-, , (fr. same) a ca-

a rope holding the ship Att. -,

-, and
fj, (fr.
-,
or
,
,.
a corner ; to
avoid, pres.
hide, shrink, shun,
inf.

.,
to the shore. to disown) despair, a. sin. mas. and neut. pi.

, .
,
-, -,
-, (fr. same) '.he

-
despondence ; hopelessness, des- of

,. ,
apogee of a heavenly body, Us peration. f. and Poet.
— ab
-
greatest elongation from the see (fr. intens. and
earth. to divide) to deal out,

as

,
and
-, b, ,
•, f.

the eaves) to roof

-,
cover with a slope, to give a drip
(fr. same) same

(fr. by,

,-,

, disown) whose age can-

to
not be known, without the foal-

, ,,
teeth, lost the mark of mouth.
-,
b, (fr. same) a
b, ?', (fr. share, distribute ; to impart,
municate.

-,.
1 f. inf.
1 a. inf.

and
(fr. same, and
-. Poet,
com-

for

to

,
to, form like a penthouse ; to de.spairer; desperate, desponding. burn) to burn up, consume; to

-,
,, -, ,
shelter, screen. and Dor. parch, scorch.
- -,
,
fr. intens. and -, a, (fr. to descend f. p. (fr.

, ,
which see. from) posterity, descendants, off- ab from, and to bite) to

tens. and
to
discharge.
f.

fill)

-,
-,

f.

to breed) to
to

engender, beget, conceive, breed,

-,
(fr. jiriv.
unload, empty,

(fr. ab
and

in- ,
spring.
-,
ceeds, produce, product, gain.

grandson, descendant.
-,
(fr.
,
b, ft,

ab from, and
(69)
(Cr.

(fr.
same) pro-

same) a

7
bile off,

to show
snap.

provocatives of tears.

intens.
f.

affections
-,

and
-,
,
by
p.
(fr.

-,
to
next)

(fr.
weep)
tears, burf'
, ,
tnlo
imp.

..-
, , ,
, .
tears;

,
Ion.
to foment, bewail. proved, or shown; proveable
likely, probable.
-,
inf.
-ov,
1 a.
par.
mid.
ana
—

,., . , - ,. .
pvov. 1 a. ind. act.

,
pres. inf.
Dor.
of
for

-
next) laziness;
cowardice.
-, Att. -, ,

-,
timidity, fear,
(fr.

mid. of
-, Att.
1 pi. pres.

-*,, Ion.
ind,

fo»

,
-, , Dor. for -,
-,
b, f. p.

- \ (fr. intens. and<5it- pres. ind. mid.

,
butary ;,
, .
-
, , ,
2
see
-,
next) tri-
subject, subordinate
sharing, partaking ; divided, al-
a. inf.

b, >/,
act. of

(fr.

,
to fear) to dread, fear great-
ly ; to fly, escape, shun, avoid,
shrink, fail.

1 f.
1 a.

inf. act.
inf. act.
of
—
or pass, of

der, spoil.
-, ,(fr.

-,
to
skin) a skin, hide; booty, plun-

-, (fr. last)

,.,\ , ,
f.

d. sin. cont. Att. of

lotted.
-, b,
to divide) tribute, tax; a division,
(fr.
Att. -,
and Ion.
, (fr.
-,
to
-,
to strip,

ing stripped
to
peel,
have the hide or cover-

,
off.
allotment, distribution ; partici- display) proof, demonstration ; and Ion. (fr
pation ; share, portion, lot. evidence, testimony ; a test, trial, from, and to skin) 1»
and experiment ; a specimen, sample flay, skin, uncase to peel, strip.

,
;
Poet, see pattern, example. -, Att. -, ft , (fr
-,
from, -, b, from, to bind up) a tying, bind-

,
f. (fr. »/, (fr.

,
JEoL for and

,
and a dinner) after dinner, ing, fastening.

, . ,
torch) to beat, or belabour with

.
having dined, or supped. Or, (fr. -, -, and

,
a piece oj firwood, or a stick off" priv. and same) without din- next) to tie up,
(fr.

the hearth ; to strike, bang. ner, supperless, hungry , empty. confine, bind, swathe, bandage.
-, -,
,. - per. pass. Ion. for pres. -, b, (fr. intens.

,
of inf. act. of and a band) a packet,
—

,
-, -,

-
per. pass, -, f p. bundel, parcel ; a wrapper cloth,

. ,
-, -ov, par. per. pass, (fr. intent, and to napkin; a swathe, band, ban-
of behead) to decollate, cut off the dage; a fillet, headband, hair-

. , , ,
next) fear- (fr. head, behead ; to slay, slaughter lace; a stomacher, or such like

,
act.

, .-
- ^
fully, timidly, cowardly.

,,.
per. pass, of

.
, --
-7, -,
-,
par. per.

-ov, par.
to strip, or take off, or from about
the neck. 1 a. act.
.
. 1

—
f. inf. act.

-7, -, 1 a. pa
dress for the breast, or bosom.

pass, of

(fr.
-,
f.
-,

intens.
1

and
p.
a. par.

, ,
per. pass, of pass. 1 to receive) to receive, take,
inf. pass, of get, bear ; to entertain, treat ; to

, in 3 pi. pres. inf. act. cont. take, accept ; to admit, allow,

,. , .. ,.
per. act. of
- —
—
2 pi. cont. pres. submit approve of, assent to ;
to,

,, ,
- per. ind. act. of ind. act. pres. ind. to comprehend ; to follow ; to ap-

, - -, act. cont. of praise, estimate, rate, lvalue, es-

-,
to
,
want)

'
deficient, defective;
ing.
inferior,
b, , (fr.
subordinate;
void, want- which
-,
fr.
f.

see.
-,
p.
intens. and

Att. -,
-
,
teem, pres. impr. mid.
1 a. ind. pass,
1 a. ind. mid.
3
- pi.

,, , ,
inf.
f. impers. (fr. (fr. last) decimation ; a division -, -ov, (par. pres.

, .
same) there is wanting, it is de- into tens ; a punishment of every mid. of last) received, acknow-
ficient, it is requisite, or neces- tenth ; tithe ; payment, or receiv- ledged ; acceptable, agreeable.
ing of tithe. -, -, -,

,., -- ,
sary. (fr.
^
or
or
-,
--,
and
(fr. pres. inf.
Ion. for
pass, of bind,
intens.
tie up,
f.

and
or together,
p.
to tie)
gird;
to

-,

,\ ,
from, and to affright) -a, -ov, or b, >/, to enclose, pack, wrap up ; to fix,
to terrify, scare, frighten away ; (fr. to receive) to be fasten.
to deter, discourage, dissuade. received, admitted, or allowed; -, (fr. same, and to
imp. that must be taken. want) to be absent, or away

, -, and from to be wanting,

,
f. p. ; deficient,
-,
-
(fr. intens. and b, (fr. same) a receiver, inferior ; to fail, fall short.
to show) to show, exhibit, ma- collector; a tax gatherer, farmer -, f. -, -, p. fr.

nifest, discover, point out ; to dis of the revenue, publican. same, and which see.
-, b, , (fr. same)
, -,

'
-,

.
play, publish, expose ; to demon- f. p.

.
. '
make appear

,.
strate, prove, make good, evince ;
render, make,
acceptable, pleasing,
welcome
agreeable,
approved, people)
(fr.
to
and
from,
go from home, tra-

.
; grateful, ;

.
cause to be. pres. journey to sojourn, reside
inf. act. tried.
-, vel, ;

, ,..
par. 1 a. (fr. in- abroad. 1 a. ind. act.

, ,
ind. act. inf. tens. and a tree) to grow par.
Ion. pres. inf. pass. thick, or close; to be covered, -, , (fr. game) a
per. overgrown, or overrun with trees traveller ; a sojourner, lodger ; a

,
par. to shoot, sprout, become, or be stranger ; engaged, or busy

- -, -,
ra, par. pres. act. of last.
a. sin. -- changed into a tree. pres. inf.
pass, I a. pass.
abroad.
-, -, or -, b, f/

,
f

',
,
{fr.
* ng >

clearly, explicitly.

to
-,
-,
same) demonstrative, show
proving, convincing.
(fr.

display)
b,
-bv, or

last)

f), (fr.

that
-,

evidently,

can
b, ,

be
,
ind.

.manner.
1 a. inf. act.
1 a.
And
par. mid. of
par.

other parts in like

Ion.
and -
-
for
(fr. same) journeying,
ling ; foreign
abroad.
-, ), (fr. same)
ney, travelling; residence abroad^
foreign service ; absence from
home.
; living,
travel-
or trading

a jour,

(*))
 ;

, -, , (fr. same) '

, ,, -
,.' - ,
. sub.

,.
b, inf. see
going, or living abroad, an ab- par.
tentce ; a traveller, ktjourner,
, and -, -, Alt. -, ,

,,,
(fr.

,
lodger. intens. and to from, and

, ..
(fr. a tooth)

, par. pres. aci. cont. of part)

off,
to separate, divide
interrupt ; to deride,
; to break
deter-
cleaning the teeth
tartar from them.

,
; removing tlu

,.
-, (fr. without mine, make an end

,
ft, of.
-,

.-
feet) want of feet. f. (fr. priv. see
-, f. -, (fr. in- and to judge) to acquit, -, , Ion. for

,
tens. and to diet) to ar- free, clear. g. sin. of
bitrate, mediate; decide, deter- -, f. -, (fr. same, -, , , (fr.

,
mine. 1 a. ind. act.
f. -, p.
and
-,
sentence)
f. -,
to

-,
plead.
(fr. same,
to repay) due, owing, liable.
-, Att. -, , (f•..

, ,
(fr. same, and and to roll) to whirl; to same) return, restitution, repay-
to separate) divide from, ex-
to tumble, roll over. ment; retribution, recompense.
-,
-,-,
clude ; to keep off", hinder ; to and b, (fr. same) a re

,
enclose, fence, hedge to appro- from, and storer, recompenscr.

,
; (fr.

,
priate, set aside.

,
wait, slay

, , ,
to
;

-
f.
f.

delay)
-, (fr.

to trifle, loiter, linger.

-, (fr.
same, and
to abide, rest,

from,
?
off,
Jupiter, and
ation) to put out of the
remove
to atone, expiate.
to

;
avert

to avert, deprecate ;
;
which fr.
an expi-
way, send

and
-,

-,
-,
which repays, repaying, retribu-

,
tory.
b, ,
(fr.

(fr.

a slave) born of a
same) that

from,

,,,
and teach) to to un- . pi. par. pres. slave, servile.
teach ;

.
to unlearn, forget.
-, for
act. of
f. -, p.
2 a. inf. act. of

-,
pres. inf. of . (fr. from, and to di- -, , (fr.

-
,
pres. pass, of same. vide) to separate sever ; to with- to admit) a receptacle, store-
—

,.,. , ,
draw, form a schism, or sect ; to

,
pres. inf. act. house ; a refuge, retreat, shelter,
3 sin. pres. impr. act. — limit, bound, conflne, determine. asylum.
neut. sin. and fr. intens. and -, , (fr. same) ac-
. pi. par. pres. act. — which see. ceptation, acknowledgment, ac-
3 pi. pres. sub. of
from, and
-, f. -, (fr. ceptance ; reception, admission,
admittance ; approbation, praise,
a diph-
f. (fr. thong) to form a diphthong ; to commendation.
-,

'
from, and unite, or coalesce in sound. -,

, , -,
to fly) to f. (fr. in-
-, Att. -,

.
flee, fly away, run off, escape; , tens. and to bend) to

, '
to hide, skulk, shrink from, see (fr. last) the union of vowels into crook, bend ; to warp, twist, dis-

, •
a diphthong ; a concord of sounds. tort; to pervert, corrupt, turn from
-,
-
f. p. f. (fr. from, and the right way. 1 a. ind. act.
,

,
(fr. intens. and to to drive) to drive out, expel, inf. par.
give) to give up, give back, re- banish, force away, turn out.
store,

, ,
, ,
. - , , --
return; to yield, produce,
bring forth ; to repay, requite,
recompense ; to pay, discharge

, ,
to give, grant, bestow ; to permit,
drive
to
away
f.

-,
Att.
-,
pursue)
; to banish,
(fr.
to

-,
same, and
chase, or
turn out.
, (fr. ,
-, ,
to gather) a handful.

which see.
metaplas. for
(fr.

,.
concede, assign, attribute ; to ren- last) expulsion, banishment.

,
pres. impr. act.
',
'
der, construe, interpret, explain.

, ,,-
cate, or
- , .
devote one's self. pres.

'
to give, sell, dedi- see
-, f. -, (fr. priv. as
opt.
par. of

-,
— inf.
same
—

,, , , -
ac*. impi. opt. and to seem) to displease, -, 1 a. opt. act.

.., ,,,
-,
-' sub. -,
-'

par.
inf.
-, - as

2 a. act. ind.
-, -
if fr.
and

imp.
disgiist, dissatisfy, offend,
to decline,
determine, pres.
-?.
disapprove ;

and
inf. act.
shock
to decide,

-,
; 2E*o\.

escape,
of
-,
to
running away ; a shun-
run

ning, avoiding; a leaving, quit-

Att. -,
away)
, (fr.

flight,

-,

,, . .
-, -' -6, 2 .

,
impr.

,
(fr. ting, forsaking.

.
f.

. -, -,
opt. same, and to prove)
-, or and

.' ,
to

,
-,

,
,
',-'
in pi.

-'

,
by Sync.
-olc, and Att.
SuY). -, -' inf.
disapprove, dislike
allow, reprobate, refuse, cast off;
to despise, undervalue, make lit-
; to reject, dis-
and
collect,
or

gather, reap
(fr.
to lay hold on)
; to
intens.

pluck,
to

-,
and Att. Dor. tle of. 1 a. ind. act. pull, crop.
par. -, per. pass, 1 a. -, f. -, p.
-,

,,
,
1 a. ind. act. pres. ind. pass, (fr. from, and to fly)

- -
.
,>
' -
pass, and mid. ind. 1 a. inf. pass, of to fly, oiflee, run away, escape ;

,
impr.

,. ' ' opt. last. to shun, avoid ; to retire, decline.

' , ,
-, ,
sub. same) 1 a. ind. act. Sync.
-'
* (fr.
-o7o,

-
'
.
-, inf. disapprobation, dislike; rejection, «par. or par.
reprobation ; censure.

-
par. imp. pres. oftt7ro<5pr^<i,see

,
-, -. per. pass. ind. -a, -ov, (fr. same) pres. impr. act. of

.
.
sub.

' '
. -
ppfut.

. ' - , ,,
pass. ina.

- inf. , 2
opt.

a.
1 a.
pper.

ind. mid.
mid. ind.
opt.
1 f.
1

-
pass.
a.
to be reprobated, that must be
disapproved, that ought to be re-
jected.
-,
disapproved, disliked, rejected ;
cast off, reprobate; base, false,
counterfeit.
b, fj, (fr. same)
(fr.
reap)
mow ;
to
f.

intens.

-,
-,
gather, reap,
collect,
reap the benefit.
to enjoy,
Att. »% (fr.
last) the gathering, or collection
of the fruits of the earth ; reap'
p.
and

-,
to

impr. opt. ing, mowing, pulling.

,, . ,
, . ,-. , , , 52
pres.
a. inf. or
of
Ion. for zone, or girdle ; to unbind, untie
;
to put out of office, discharge, dis-
-, Att. •, , (fr.

, -
inf. int-ens. and a wild

,
same as miss, disband; to separate, dis- beast) wildness, fierceness, sa-
-, Ion. for unite, force away. 1 a. inf. pass. vagencss, cruelty.

, ,.
-, , (fr. -',
to run back) coming back, relum-
fj,

-.
f. -, p. (fr. :
f.

intens.
p.
and $-

. ,.- ,
ing, arriving, reaching the goal (fi priv. and£a^o>
to bloom) to treasure) to lay up i

and
rend,
excoriate.
.
,.. ,,, .--- , ^
mangle ; .
also inferior, beaten in the race.
f. -, (fr•
to tear) to lacerate,
to strip, skin, peel,
intens.

- ,
to cast, shed, or
to
act.
drop the fiower ;
wither, decay, fade. 1 a. ind.
per.

and
pass,
hoard, amass ; to store, collect.

a hoarding, amassing.
1 f.
-, ,
mid.
/;, (fr. last
)

,
3 pi. pres. ind. act. of

, ..
, (fr. intens. and for 2 sin. of f. -, .
fr. 2 a. of to tear) 2 f. mid. of
— (fr. intens. and S\ to

.
,, ,, ,
same

,
, , ,
as pres. opt. 2 a. inf. act.
1 a. sub. <5. 2 f. inf. mid. —
press) to press upon, squeeze,
crowd, confine ; to express, wring,

,.
1 a. ind. pass, 3 sin. and 2 strain, squeeze out ; to dart out,

,
cont. for pi. 2 f. ind. mid. of same. emit ; to strike, dash ; to oppress.

,
vest,
or

plunder;-
,
opt. act. of

,
or,,,
, , -
unrobe, undress ;

$
for

(fr.
f.

from, and
to enter) to strip, di-
-,
to despoil,
pres.

p.
>-
.
same.

-,
sin.
Dor. for
fern.

-, -,
d. sin.
-,
par. pres. act. c«

-,
2 a. sub. act.
-bv, g.
a. sin. -,
—
sin.
-,—
act.
act.
opt.
—
act.
1

-ov, par. pres. act. of

—
3 sin.
and 3
and
pi.

3
-,
pres. ind.
pres.
sin. pres.
-,
inf.

.,
to loosen, untie. par. 2 a act. of same.

.
f. p.
to put off, cast off, lay -, f. -, (fr. in- (fr. aitb intens. and Svf,-

,
aside; to prepare, make ready, tens. and to trust) <o con- to die) to decease,

.
die. ; to be

,
pres. pass,

'
undertake, par. pres. act.

.
3
imp.
pi.

-,
- fide, trust; be bold, confident;
to venture, dare.
f. -, (fr. same,
dead
as dead
ed. 2
to, renounce, forsake ; to be
be omitted, not count-
; to
a. act. ind. sub.

tens.

,-, -- ,
,
and

.
,
, $
f.

lament, bewail, deplore.

,,
, . , -
-
-vv, par. pres.
—
1 a. inf. act.
(fr.
to grieve) to
in- and
mire, wonder at ; to venerate,
look up to, respect, regard.
(fr.

to strike) to be cut off; to die.

to wonder)

intens. BXiaSdviu
to ad-

or
-,
-,
2
inf.
f.

(fr.

2
mid.
from, and So-
to leap) to leap dowii.
a. impr. mid. of
par.

.
, - ,
,
par. 1 a.

,3
-,
mid. of
Att. -, , (fr.

,2
inf.
-,
2
-ov,
a. mid. —
—
par.

mid. —
3 pi. pres. ind. mid. of

' ,
to strip) a stripping, un- pi. impr. 2 a. to run.
dressing ; a loosening, untying. 2 sub. mid. of

,
1 pi. a. pi. pres. sub. act. ol

from,
-,
and
f. -, (fr.
from) from afar and Spo)o^
f. -, (fr. from,

,
ill, or (fr. ; to leap) to leap
down, or off;

,
to fall) to fret, fume, chafe; to far, distant. to alight, dis-
be impatient, take ill; to -, -, mount spring back, rebound,

,
resist, f. (fr. in- ; to

,
Sb

,
oppose, struggle against. tens.and a deity) to deify, recoil ; to start, rush out.
-, -,
$ Att. , rank among the gods. from,

.
-ov, b, %, (fr.
(fr. same) anger, rage fretful- ; f. -,
(fr. same, and and Svb the mind) unpleasant,

,
ness, impatience, sullenness.

, ., ,
to strip)

,.,
-, see ,
or
-, ,
a room for undressing.
(fr.

f. -, p.
gather,
cut down;
strip, spoil.
to
collect

-,
reap)

to cut
harvest
to mow,

off,

-,
;
reap,
to fell,
extirpate,
unacceptable, disagreeable
ful, odious.

a." par. act. of

, ,
for
; hate-

,
Att. , (fr. -cv, a neg. and (fr.

-, -, — -, to set down) a putting to make) rude, rough, un-

,
-, —

, . -, -, see off, or away ; a discharge, dis-

mission ; a deprivation, degrada-
finished, imperfect.
-, f. -,
from,

.
(fr.

- ,-,g. pi. of tion, removal. and to dwell, th. a

,,',
, .
, , 3

,
.
.
-, -, 2 a. ind.
pi.
1
par.
f.
and
ind. act. of

<5\
—
to
neglected, slighted.
-ov,
b,f), (fr.
desire)

, ,
a neg. and
unregarded,

(fr.
house)
abroad
absent ;
to
;

change residence.
come to live, come from
be far from home, be
to migrate, emigrate,

-, ,

,
impr. by Apos. for to lay by) set aside, laid by ; and (fr.

-, -, sub. Poet, for hidden, abstruse. Sub. a musi- same) absence from home, resi-

. , *7,\
,
cal measure. dence abroad ; a colony, planta-
-,
,
same as

-
,. ,,*, , ' '
(fr.

drive away, hinder,

intens. and
to destroy) to
repel; to
tens.
-,
and Si
speed, hasten; to
f.

to run) to
(fr.
run with
run away, set
in- tion, settlement ; a carrying injto
captivity.
f. -, p. (fr.

as
'
, . .
.
separate, divide.

'
Poet, for

and
from, and
-
f.
same
off running.
par.

intens.
1 f.

-ioj,Att.
and
view, prospect; exami-
mid.

-, ,
to view)
(fr.
same, and
colonize, plant, settle
carry into captivity.
inf.
to
;

1
found) to
to remove,
a. ind. act.
per. pass.

,, ,,- , ,
(fr. to pine) a /iat'par. 1 a.

,
siglit,
ta rwallow up, ingulph, sweep nation, inquiry. ind. pass, par.
-,
?,
away, overwhelm, devour, destroy.
1 a. ind. act. JE.o\.
-, without an augment.
-,
Att. -,
to deify) placing
the gods ; consecration, hallowing.
-»/,
among
(fr.

"
t, (fr.
-, //, and

same) a colonist,
-*
settler,

or f. -, ,
(fr. to planter. Adj. of a settlement,
(fr. from, and lay up) a storehouse, repository, colonial.
to gird) to ungird, loose the warehouse ; a barn, granary. -, , (fr. same) colo-
(72)
 ;

Wtxation, emigration leading

,
,
,
1 a. sub. pass. — -- and to empty) dram, ex

,
; to
into cajUiiL•^. 1 a. inf. pass. — haust, evacuate.
-, f. -, (fr. 3 sin. 1 f. ind. pass, of -, f. -, (fr. in
priv. and to build, th. last. tens, and to prick) to
a house) to build up, stop -, Att. -, , (fr. pierce, slab, run through

,
; to kill.
up, barricade ; to dismantle, pull same) an uncovering, exposure; -, Att. -, , (fr.

.,
down, destroy, overthrow.
-,
a revelation, disclosure, exposi-
tion ; a display, appearance, ma-
),
vast) a stabbing, piercing, wound-

,
ing

,
f. (fr. intens. ; slaughter.
and to lament) to bewail, nifestation. -, in-
-, -, --,
f. (fr.
bemoan, weep for, deplore. tens. and to gain) to
-, ,
(fr. from, and -, cases of last. win, get, earn, make profit.
-, -,

,, .-
punishment. -,

,
Or, as if (fr. intens. (fr. same»

,
f. f.

fr*. same, and mur- and to toil) to faint, fail, and profit) to bring gain,
der) ransom, redemption ; a tire, be worn out, wasted, ex- yield profit, make a return ; to
fine, penalty, forfeiture. hausted with fatigue. benefit, serve.
-, -, and same, and to see

,,-. ,, - ,
f. (fr.
-, f. -, (fr. last) to ransom, breathe) to breathe forth, pant, f. -, p.

,
redeem, quit for a fine ; to fine, expire. (fr. from, and
avenge, pres. inf. a-oivq.v. -, (fr. intens. the head) to behead, cut off the
2 du. of 1 f. of the head, and to head.

,, ,
to go) to
sent,
•.,
, par.
(fr.
f.

from, and
go away, depart, be ab-
pres.
p.

g.
think) to expect, wait for, hope,
desire.
-,
expectation; a waiting or look-
ing for ; anxious hope, earnest
", (fr. same)
-, (fr. same, and *e-
a diadem) to strip off the
diadem, tiara, or turban ; to un-
cover the head.
-, f. -, (fr. same, and

,
Ion. desire. to move) to remove, with-
-, -, draw ;

,
and to drive, convey away.
- (fr.

,
(fr. f.

intens. and and priv. and to be strong) -, ?

(fr. last) a remo-
to purify) to cleanse away to give up, cease exertion, despair, val, withdrawing ; departure, re-

, ,
any defilement commit suicide starve tiring ; retreat, flight.
expiate, puri- to to
-,
, ,
; ;

fy ; to clean thoroughly. death, die of hunger. f. (fr. intens.

-,
last)

.
dtanfogr.

. - ,
.
, .
purification,
-, Att. -, ^, (fr.
cleansing ,
to exchange)
or
(fr.
to reconcile,
f. -,
make
and to
grieve, bewail, lament, bemoan.
weep) to

see
mourn,

,
(fr. from, and friends. 1 a. ind. act.

,
. -, and
to sit) /o Si/ doivn ; to b, f/, Poet,
sit apart, separate, retire ; to -, -, 1 a. sub Dor. for

,
,.
loiter, be indolent, listless ; to be pass, of 3 sin. 1 a. sub. act. of
faint,

,., , , , ,
-, ,
ill.

hav- (fr. last) (fr.

-, Att.
to restore)
-,
re- -, ,
next) con- (fr.

,
ing the calamcnia. storation, restitution, dedication, finement, custody, keeping, safe-

, . 3 sin. cont. pres. ind. renewal, renovation, new begin- guard ; an enclosure, prison.
-,

.
act. of ning; regulation, settlement, ar- f. p.

.
2 sin. pres. ind. rangement. (fr. intens. and to

-
act. of

, '
Ion. for shut) to shut to ; to bolt, bar, hin-
der either from ingress or egress

.
and 3 pi. pres. ind.

-,

,. - , ','
f. p. -, -, 1 a. ind. to shut up, confine, enclose; to

' '
(fr. intens. and •- pass, of shut out, exclude ; to cut off, in-

- -
.
to appoint) to reform, 1 a. ind. act. of tercept. 1 a. act. ind.
—
-,
,...
restore, retrieve, recover. sub. 1 f. Dor.
to subside, sink down, f. (fr. from which 1 a. ind.
settle. 1 a. ind. act. from, and to lit») to put impr. par.
.
-
,
pass, by, lay up, set aside, reserve ; to

,
a.

,
1

sub. appoint, ordain, pres. inf. f. -, (fr. same, and

»,
imp. kid. act. of

and
consume
f. -,
1 sin.

to burn)
to
or 3 pi. cont.

(fr.

parch, scorch.
to
intens.
burn up,
,-,-,.
,—
pass, of last.
imp.

-,
3

(fr.
sin.
pres. pass.
pres.

from, and
ind.

, .
Poet, (or
to steal)
filch, pilfer, steal privately.

-,
and

h, t),
to rob,

(fr.
Ion.
thieve,

and

from,

,
; f.

-, f. -, (fr. same, to clip) to shave, shear, and lot) without share, cr

' - ,
and chop; portion ; hapless, unfortunate,

-,
ill) to faint, fail, yield, cut, lop, pare, to shorten,

, ., .
sink under misfortune. demolish destitute.

, '
to raze,
-, -, and -,
, curtail ;
plunder, spoil. 1 JEol.
; to
-, ,((. to

, .
f. (fr. f.

,
same, and

cell,

. .
back, recall, send for, invite
name.
-,
to call) to call
; to JEol.
1 a. ind. act.

Ion. for
and lean) steepness, acclivity, ascent.
-,
Poet, for
par. 1 a. pass, of
f. -", (fr. from, and
-,

.
f. 3 pi. pper. pass, of

.
p.
, (fr. from, and par. per. pass, of to lean) to lean off, turn

'. ,
.
from, bend back, to decline,

,
to cover) to unveil, show, display ;
to uncover, expose; to reveal, dis- -, -ov, par. per. shun, avoid; to recline, lean,

'
inf. -
close.

-
1 a. act. ind.

,. - -,,. , ,
-
1 f. pass,
sub.

3
1 a.

sin.
per. pass,
pass. ind.

par.

and -, 3
'inf.

pi.
pass,

privately, privily.

of
-,
3

(.'-,
(fr. last) secretly,

sin. and
-ov, par. per. pass,

(fr.
rest,
posed.
repose;

-,
last) a slope, slant ; an obliquity,
leaning; inclination, bias, par-
tiality.
f. -,
to

Att.
incline, be dis-

(fr.
-.

e*3 int*"E
ft,
(fr.
 . '- ,
., - , .
and to wash) to wash out, apeak, or say ; to take up a sub- ceive) to engender, beget, brcetu

,
or away, efface

.
overwhelm

, .
purify, expiate.

, , .
; to

-,
; to sweep away,
rinse, cleanse ; to
ject,

^'
or discourse ; to observe up-
on, remark. 1 f. pass,
1 a. pass. ind.
bring forth ; to produce, cause,
occasion.
f.
1 a. act.

-, p.

,
(fr. same, and impr. 2 pi. (fr. from, and to roll)
f.

'
, ,
overpower
afflict,
to gnaw
;
trouble, grieve.
-,
to
) toweary, fatigue,
fret, sma\ t ; to

and
par. 1 a. ind. mid. to roll
1

,
a. act.
down or away ; to remove.
per. pass.

-
,
f. (fr. same•, cases of fr. intens. and
-,

-,
-,

,,,, ,-
cut) to pluck, twitch, Att. which see.
pinch
to
to tear, rend ; to lop, cut to reply) an answer,
>;,
(fr.

-, same, and

,
; (fr.
reply ; a separation, discharge of to deafen, th. deaf)

,
off.
-,

,
from, excrement. grow deaf, or dumb.

.
f. (fr. to
—

,
and to carry) to bring, (fr. same) to be answer- 2

,,
a. inf. act.
take, carry away to transport. ed, must be answered. -, 2 mid.

,
; it -ov, par. a.
-, -, Att. for -, -bv, (fr. same) j«• — 3

,
sin.

, , , ,
1 f.

,
act. of last.
-, ,
dicial ; condemnatory. 1 pi. 3 pi. 2 a. sub.

,
pres. inf. mid. of act. of

*
(fr.

-,
- , ,
to cut off) a fragment, piece, f. (fr. from, fr. intens. and
part, shred, morsel. and to strike) to put away, which see.
-, -h;
, fr. same, and
par. 2 a. pass, thrust back, drive off; to repel,

, ,,
which
.
of same,

-,
g. sin.

next) a cut-
f), (fr.
fern. repulse, beat off.

3 sin. imp. of
and
Ion.
see.
pres.
1 pi.
inf. act.
pres. ind.
—
ting off; a deficiency, want, for act. — . pi.

, , ,. .. ,
lition of debts;
-
failing; a fragment, piece ; abo-
a figure when
something is omitted at the end of
a word.
-,.
(fr.
f.

intens.
-,
hide) to conceal, hide, obscure
to lose sight of, leave behind ; to
p.
and to
;
par. pres. act. of

(fr. from, and

f.

to take) to take back again, re-

,'. -
f.

from, and to cut)

(fr.

to
eclipse, excel ; to disguise.
act. ind.
1 a.
2 a. ind. - gain, recover ; to take back, or in
return, be recompensed; to se-

.
. ' -,
, ,, , ,inf. .
cut off; to amputate ; to cut off,

'
'
..
defeat, dislodge ; to put an end

-
to ; to exclude, debar.

. 2
1 a. act.
a. pass. ind.
par.
concealment;
recess, retreat.

hidden, concealed;
per. pass,
-, , (fr.

-, ,
a
last)
covert,

;/, (fr.
a hiding,

disguised;
shelter,

same)
lect,

to
choose, take out of, except;
take aside; to cut off, inter-
cept ; to take, get, obtain ; to re-
ceive, entertain,

par.
par. per. act.
per. act. Att.
2
-
a. ind.

,
pres. inf. act. cont. secret ; doubtful, apocryphal sub. 2 a.

, -
,
of treasured, laid up, stored. mid.
-, -, -,

,
-, f. (fr. Att. (fr. , fr. same, and
from, and same) a concealing, hiding. which see.

,
to erect, th.

,
,,
-,

,
the top) to sum up, com- Ion. and

.
f. -t/<«, p. (fr.
prise, collect, bring to a point. Dor. for same, and to shine) to

.
,
1 a. inf.

,
—

,
.
a neg. and , glitter, beam, shine forth,

,
-ov, b, (fr. act. g. Ion. enlight-
a fleece) without wool.
- par. of en to shoot, dart, gush, or issue

. ,
;
—
-
Koxpov,

- , 1
1
a.
3
f.

pi. 1
inf.
impr. act.
f.
act.
—
ind. mid. of
2 a. ind. mid. of

-, -— % par.
for

—
forth.

Ion.
1 a.

for
act
-, -iv,
par.
Dor.
1
or
a.

, ,, inf. pass, of

and
or -, (fr.
hang)
, -, -jj,

of
3 pi. -, sub. -,
to enjoy) profit,
Att. -, ),
advan-
(fr.

intens. to to I a. pass,

.
hang up, suspend

' -, ,
; to overhang. f. -, . (fr. tage, benefit; enjoyment, fruition ;

,
(fr. same, and intens. and to kill) to gratification, luxury, a. sin. <5-

., . , ,,
>/,

'
'
a precipice) precipitous, kill, slay, slaughter; to destroy,
- ,-?,
,. ,' -
steep, abrupt, craggy, overhang- abolish, ruin. 1 a. act. ind. and
ing. sub. inf. b, , (fr. same) luxurious, volup-
-, -, . --
, -, -, pi. par. 2 a. act. tuous, gratifying.
-,

,,. . ,
pass, of
1 a. inf.
par.

pass,
1 a.

of
per. pass,
and
,-,-,
-, -.
per. mid.
(fr.
f.

from, and
to enjoy) to enjoy ; to make
p.
obs. fr.

', -,
, , - ,,,- .
same. use of, delight in; to reap the

'
1 a. pass. ind.

'
inf.

rb, (fr. same) an par. fruit or profit of, take the benefit
answer, reply ; a decree, act ; a 2 sin. — 2 of, feel the effect of. pres. impr.
sentence, decision. pi. — 3 pi. 1 f. act, 1 a. act. ind.

, ', -- ,-,-,.1 a. inf. act. or impr. of last. Ion. sub.

,
1

mid.
—
,
—

,. 1 a. inf. pi.

,, ,- ,'. , ,. -,
mid.
- pres. , same fora?.o•

,
inf.

.
,
pass. — },2, and
3 sin. pres. ind. pass,

Poet, for
du. par. 1 a. pass, of
1 a. inf. mid. — A-o-
and
as

of
m
par.
pres.

a. sin.
pres.
inf.

intens.
act.
act.

and
1 a.

-, p.
par. pass, of

a. inf. act. of a;ro-

(fr

-, (fr. f.

, (fr.
f.

intens. and
to discern) to be separated, set
apart, selected, chosen; to an-
«titer, reply ; to
p.

take occasion to
to play
risk, venture.

(fr.
to

-,
same, and
at

<74)
game,

f. -,
th.
dice; to gamble;

p.
a die)

tocon-
to
from, and
choose, pick, cull; to pluck, gather,
collect; to reject, slight; to de-
clare, signify,
bid, prohibit. — ,
pronounce;
to speak)

to for-
tc

to
 — ; — ;

tease,

, ,
,
lo renounce,.,,. .' -
- -
speaking; sink, yield, faint;
give up; to rejuse,

-
rich
pres.
by
inf.
booty; to spoil, rob. -, - -,
ind. mid.
-cFto.

,
1 a.
'-
, .
loath,

, .
decline. 1 a. act. 3 sin. 3 pi. sub. par.

, ,
2 a. sub. mid -, 1 a. ind. pass,
Att. for airo\jj, 2 sin. of par. 2 a. mid. of
-' pres.

-
-ov, pass,

, . , ,, -, ,
inf.
-, -, —
, -. 2 f. mid. ofairt^v/it.
->
(fr. from, -, -, 2
1 a. par.
-^-
par.

.
f. pi.
and to drop) to distil, pour ind. mid. of -, , apo-

,
1 f. (fr. last)
out, shed. logy, plea, defence, refutation.
3 sin. pres. ind. pass, f. -, (fr. from, d. sin. par. 1 a.
of and a drop) to drop off; mid. of same.
-,
(fr.

, ,
same, and

, f.

quit, leave, forsake, abandon ; to

p.
to leave) to
to fit, escape,
-, make
f.
off.

p.
-,
apology, verbal defence, excuse,
>', (fr. same) an

,
(fr. intens. plea, reply.
leave behind, outstrip ; to fail, and to turn into stone) to -, , (fr. same) an in•

.
faint, despond; to cease, leave become stone, petrify.

,
sipia narration, tedious dis-

' ,
'. .
off; to decay, die;

. .
to be distant, far, or absent from ;

. ,^^,
be deficient, fall short, pres.
impr.

, , -,
a. ind.
,
, ,
inf.
par.
2
,
to leave)

-, -, .
(fr.

par. 2 a. act. of same.

-, , ,
intens.
same as

pi. --
and course
lusion

cont. of
;

;
an apologue, moral al-
a fable.

-,
pres. ind.
par. pres.
pass.
pass,
—

,
per. pass. per. mid. (fr. a neg. and , , (fr.
par. a city) without a home to leave) remaining over and

,, '., , ,
—
,
2
.
pi.
2
and
2
f.

, .,
sin.
inf.

2
mid. — 70,
2

f.
f. act.

mid. of
3 sin. of
an
city.

and
exile ; banished

f. -,
;

(fr.
no longer a

to slip) to slide, or
from,
above; the rest, remainder, residue,

opt. mid.
mid. of
Apos.
—
for
1 f.
3 sin.
ind.

, ,
f. -, p. fall down, slip off; to fall away, 1 a. impr. mid. of next.
-,ando
,. ,
(fr. from, and to lick) decay, die. f. p.

,
away, or o^",
<o h'cfc iicA: wp, lap, -, (fr. from, and (fr. intens. to wash)

act.

,
devour, imp. ind.

, , , , -
-">?,

-,
to fail)
Att. -?,
1 a.

$, (fr.
leaving, for-
or
lick up, devour.
f.
to lick) to

f. -.
-, ,
Poet, for
to
ly
wash away,
; to purify.

which
fr.

see.
-,
cleanse thorough-

same, and

,
saking, desertion, quitting a Apollodonxs,

,
; f.

an a man's name. (fr. same, and

, .
failure, deficiency, defect; a close

, ,
a leaving off, cessation, or wood) to grow wild, be over-

,
eclipse ;

,
,
f.

ending ; a divorce ; or bill of p. (fr. intens. and grown with underwood, be cover-

.
divorcement.

.. .<-, Dor. for • ruin ;

to lose) to abolish, destroy,
to slay ; to lose
kill,
ed with shrubs, or brambles.

—
. pi. par. 1 a. pass.

,, ,
voj,par. per. pass. of to be ruined, lost, un- 2 pi. 1 a. sub.

,
. , .'
pass.
-
., '''
,
. ,-
'
-.
-
—
,
per. act. of

-
.

-,
pi.

par. per. mid. of

-ov,
mas. ofArro-

2
par. per.
sin. per.
done;
pres.

mid. ind.
inf.

-, -. 2
to perish,
act.

inf.
decay.

per. act. Att.

par.

par.
Att.
1 a. act.

per.
pass, of

from, and
f.

filth) to clean,,
cleanse; topurify; to expiate, atone.
f.

hurt)
-, (fr.
to corrupt,
(fr.

intens.
spoil;
and

,,., ,,- ,
ind. pass. per. a. mid. ind. to abuse, treat hurt, injure

,
ill,
;
inf.

?.
pass, of
-, , ,
a neg. and ' sub. inf.
2 mid.
to ruin, destroy, waste.

,
par. inf. act.
(fr. f.

- , -, a.
—
- ,
unwarlike.
, -
war) pacific, peaceable,
3
par.
sin. pres. pass, of
?,
1 a.
par. 1 a. act.
impr. act

, ,
Ion. for

. —
last. -, -, 1
-, -, 2 and 3pl. -^
f. ind. act. —

, ,' ,
par. 2 f. mid. Ion. (par. pres. act. of
for . pi. mas. of to destroy) Lat. and Eng. -, sub. act. of
1 a.
par. 2 f. act. of Apollyon, the destroyer. Att. -, , (fr. -,
-; ,
,
,, , - ?,
-,
to peel)

,
f.

,
(ft
1

'same as
-|, and
from, and£- and Roman

last) Apollonia,
-, ,
-,
idol.
Apollo, a

a city.
(perhaps
Greek

fr.
to dismiss) a release, de-
liverance ; a discharge, acquittal
a departure ; decease, death.
-, fr. intens. and

.
f. (fr. same, and fj, (fr. same) a which see.
-, Att. -,

/, of Apollo.
',
to peel) <o peei off, bark, strip. priestess f), (fr.

, -, -,-, , —-,—
, ,
1 a. inf. act. Apollonius same) ransom, release, deliver-

,
man ance from captivity ; redemption

,
par. 1 a. act. Rhodius, a so called.

f.

, ,
.
—
,
,
a. sub. act.
inf. mid.
-,
ind. act.

, . —
3
—
pi. 1 a.
3 pi.
-,

Ion. for
ind. act. of
2
I

1
a.

name.
to strike)
-, ,
a. sin.
and
-, , ,
mad,
Apollo», a man's
struck, th.
distracted.
(fr. from the thraldom of sin. a. sin.

same, and
loose,
f. -,
enfranchise
set free, to
p.
to loose) to
.'
(fr.
un-

,
,of
-,
-, -, pres. opt. act.
-,
—
ind. pass, of
pres.

-,
3
inf. pass. cont.
sin. cont. pres.
release, discharge, acquit, for-
give; to dismiss, let go, suffer
to depart ; to disband, send

-,
f. intens.
(fr. f. p. away ; to divorce a wife, put
")/»7,
and
^
stop, desist
to cease) to leave off,
;

(fr.
to fade, decay,
same, and
die. to speak)
fence, or in favour of; to plead,
(fr.

to
from, and
speak in de-
away a husband
satisfy,
make an
indulge
gratify,
;
;

despatch,
end of, destroy, kill.
to
to

to plunder) to gain, or become apologize, reply, imp. to bstake one's self

( 7v)
 .' - ,,.
'
''. ' , .
, .
take one's self away go

,,- ,
; to off, de- apportion, divide aming. per. intens. and to
part, imp. wipe) to wipe away, 'clean tho-

.
a. act. hid. See

.
1 pass,
-,
. impr.
par.
sub.
and
f.

-,
which see.
fr. intens. roughly ; to brush off, put away,
remove. 1 a. mid.

,.' . ,
.
imp. pass, 3 -, per. ind. act. 1 a. inf. act.
per. pass, of -, -,speak)
pi.

-, and
f. (fr. from,

,
1 a. pass. ind. f. (fr. to to dis-
3 pi. sub. intens. and to blame) suade, advise against, divert, turn
2 par. to accuse, tax, charge ; to chide, from ;
pi. to prohibit, forbid, hinder.
-.
,
-?, -7, 2 ind. act. of reprehend, reprove; to deter, dis-

,
f. imp. pass,
-,

,
suade. or -{,

,
f. (fr.
-,
,
,,
-,
.
which

-
, -,-. -,
ii".

see.
-, -,
-d, and
same, and

• allot,
to
f.

wait)
-,f. same, and
to share) to divide among,
portion ; to appoint, com
(fr.
to stay, tarry.
(fr.
same, and

, ,.-,
intens.
wipe clean
and

overreach, trick.

3
;

same as
pi.
to blow the nose

imp. of
to wipe)
;
to
to

, ,
see mission, intrust. or f.

, -7, -- -, -, same, and

,
neut. pi. f.same, (fr. (fr. to help) to
par. per. mid. Att. of and to measure) to mea- receive benefit from, take pro-

, ,
same. sure off, take measure of; to fit of, enjoy; to trust to, rely
-, (fr. from, measure out, allot. upon.
f.

-,my
, ,
and to strip) to strip off, to measure for myself Poet, for

,
undress, put off cloihes.
f. Att. -, -, tc
take share.
-, -, f. p. fr. -,. -,
3 pi. 1 a. sub. of
(fr. from,

, ,
pluck, tear, pull.

from, and
or -/ -, ', 1.

to rest) to
(fr
same, and

of
act.
which
-, -, 1 a.
see.
par,

.
and to dwell)
change residence ; to return,
come back ; to send away, send
to remove,

allay, mitigate,

, ,.',.
quiet, still.

-, Att.
to unlearn) forget
assuage

-?, ,
; to calm

(fr
same, and
-, -, f.

angry) to
cherish a lasting hatred, bear ma
p.
to be
(fr.

,
to

, another abode
away, separate.

,.
of
-,
; to

pres.
eject,

inf.
drive

pass,

,
lice, grudge.
fulness, oblivion, failure of recol-
lection ; decay of memory.
-,
(fr. same, and

to mimic) to imitate
f. -,
intens. and
p.
to di-

and
f. -, (fr. in- copy, try to resemble, counterfeit
-
(fr.
vide) to allot, share, distribute.
-,

,
tens, to rage) to be pres. inf. -ov, par. per.

,
mad, beside one's self, distracted. pass, of
-, ,

,', ,
Or, (fr. priv.) to cease from (fr. last) an (fr. last) foolishly,
madness, or raging, recover imitation, resemblance, counter- wildly, distractedly.

,
reason. feit. (fr. from, and

, .,
. 2 -, to go) to go, depart ; to return,
fern. par. a. pass, (fr. from, arid
of last.

,
,-,
, a mitre) to strip off" the come back.

, .- ,..- ,, ,,
,
f. p. mitre, take off the turban, unco- -ov, Poet, for

.
tice.
-,
ind. pass.
to learn) <o unlearn,

a. act.

to
(fr.
(fr.

forget ; to disuse, be out of prac-

2

wither)
intens.
to
priv.

weaken,
and

per.

and
ver the head.

(fr.
and
same, and or
f.

to remind) to remind one's self,

call to mind, recollect, remember ;
to think of. 1 a. mid. ind.
p. - (fr.
to
comp.
f.

from, and
-, to nod)
beckon, express by signs of the
head; to dissent, disagree, de-
cline.
act. of
p.
)
which

,
debilitate, enfeeble. inf. 1 a. sec.

, , ,, , )
to pine, waste, dwindle, di- pass, sup. (fr. a

minish, grow weak, die away. -, , (fr. next) neg. and labour) easily^
-, {fr. same, and an adage, maxim, memorable without difficulty, or trouble.
to testify, th. a saying; a memoir, history, re- (fr. intens.
witness) to witness, prove, give cord. These verbs are used by the
-,
evidence.
and
.-, or tens. and
f. (fr.

to remind)
in- dialect
and
of the Tarentines,
m
which
, for

,
i

-, -, impress on memory, -, same, and

)-
.
f. (fr. to the re- fr.

same, and to press) to

wipe off; to rub down ; to ex-
pr ss, fashion, shape ; to mould,
mind; to
1
remember.
a. impr. mid. of - . which see.

-,
1 a. inf.

same, and (fr.

act.

,
f.

-,
\.,
portray.
(fr.

to fool, th.
from, and
in vain)
same, and
and
recollection,
-, f.

which
(fr.

fr. ly
to clean,
to wash) to wash, proper-
the hands to wash off, or out
;

cleanse; to shake

-
off,

,, ,.,, ,
to belch. evil) to remember a wrong, or free from.
(fr. same, and affront, keep a grudge, live in -, f. -, (fr. from,

to put
to fight)
to persist in,
to fight for, defend;
or support a fight
tofiight, repel, drive off.
enmity.

p.
or
(fr.
f.

intens. and
and to think) to distract,
perplex, bewilder, set mad.
-, to dole, rave, go
-
-,
or f. -<|, and to swear) to swear to,
,-,
mad; to despair.

, ,
&.,
udou
, ,
calm, soften, mollify
indulge.

to divide)
to

3
(fr.
(fr. same, and
sweeten) to sooth,

sin. pree. ind.

to
; to

of
through, and
allot,
gratify,

share,]
affirm, on oath.

-,
Or, with
following, to deny on oath, swear
against, pres. inf. act.

//,

to allot) a share, portion, part.

or
(76)
^.,
(fr.
-
(fr.
»
(fr. last) folly, do-

tage; madness, distraction, in-

fatuation ; profligacy, vicious
conduct.
-, b, ", (fr. neg. and
labour) at ease, without
labour ; easy, without difficulty.
, ,, ,
-,
i

', ,. .,
~,

,,. ,.- ,
and

, ,,
*,
-jv, par.

(fr.
Dor.

f.

to return) to come
back, return again.

^,. ,
from, and
apart) asunder, apart, severally,
separately.
-,
1
for
a. act.
(fr.
of
from,
last) a dismissal, discharge ; re•
jection, refusal.

-,-,
per. pass, of

per. act. of
per.act. ofaTroTrAvvo).
per. act. —
- (fr.
ing anchor, setting
ure.

water, in
washed, unshings.
-, b, Iv>n.

-,
which
,
next)/oui
things had been

-,
for
to set sail) a weigh•

(fr.
sail, depart-

,
per. pass, f.

, . .
(fr. last) to disjoin, of fr. intens. and whic
part, separate, sever, set apart. per. act. of see.

, ..,
1 a. act. or Ion. for
(fr. pre*

, , -
without
.
(i'r.

toil,
pi.

-ov, b,
par. pres.

or trouble.
from, , (fr.
easy) easily, put
intens.
together,
make firm,
and
frame
or consistent.
; to thicken,

to grow strong, or firm;

to fix) to inf. of

fern. par. pres.

Poet, for

-, Att.
of
.£*/$, , (fr.

,,
and a stranger) inhospita- to increase, become larger; to next) panting, palpitation ; rest,
ble, unfrequented, wild, barba- freeze, stiffen, clot. drawing breath ; loss of breath,
-, -,
,
rous, uncivilized, rude, savage.

, ,,
f. (fr. death.
-, -, and
-, -,
f. (fr. last) to from, to spring) to and Poet. f.
banish, exile. recoil, rebound, start back to p. (fr. forth,
-, ;

,, , - . ..
f. and f. fail, revolt. and to breathe) to breatht

,
-, (fr. intens. and or
scrape off,
and f. -, deep, or strong ; to pant ; tt>
to scrape) (fr. intens. and to breathe forth, expire ; to stop

,
i
ahave, polish, smooth ; to sharpen, press) to press together, squeeze ; rest, draw breath, respire; tc
-
,
whet ; to wear away by rubbing to strain, wring out ; to oppress, exhale, smell of. 1 a. act.

act. ,.-,
waste, reduce, lessen. 1 a. par

-,
extort, constrain.
f. p. per. pass,
1 a. mid.

,
,2
p. (fr from, and -, -ov,2 f.pass.of
(fr.

/^,
f. to

,., .
same, and to dry) to dry fall) to fall down, or from ; to f. -, p.
up, parch, scorch. fall off, separate, apostatize
- (fr. intens. and ti

' .-
, - ,,,, - ,,.
.
,

f. pass. ofo?/y- fail, miscarry. 2 a. ind. act. choke) to strangle,

choke ; to suf-

-, focate, drown; to choke with

-

.
and
round and look at, look back
upon ; to avoid, flee from.

ravovai, 3 pi.
f.

to survey) to turn
-,

1
Ion.
f.

-,
(fr.

for
act. of last,
from,

and
wrong,
tray.
take,
. set
or

to
astray

wander, go astray
(fr.
confound)
; to
f. -,
deceive, be-
to err,
; to
intens.
to

mis-
miss,
put
p.

.
vexation, or anger. 1 a. act.

pass,
2
par.

a.

-, ,
per. pass,
pass,

(fr.
2 a. act.

2 .

to

, -
-, f. (fr. fly, or glance off. 1 a. ind. act. pant) breutli ; fume, steam, va-
priv. and a virgin) to -, -' pass, pour ; shortness of breath.
defiour, ravish. -, -' mid. -, , (fr. same) a
-, -.
, - -, f. (fr. from, -, breath, blast, breeze.
-, -,
- ,
and to tread) #o out of pres. inf. act. cont. of f. (fr.
-, -,

.
withdraw, and make)

-,
the road, step aside ; to f. p. priv. to to
retire ; to go to stool. (fr. same, and undo; to withdraw, withhold,
-, ,

.
(fr. last) ex- to deceive) to lead astray, mis- keep from ; to put away, cast

,-,
, , ,
crement, ordure. lead, deceive, seduce. off, reject, disown.

,
ment

,, , ,
the purpose

,
;

,
, of stool.
Ion. for
—
h, (fr.
a privy ; retirement for
same) excre-

pres.
deceive one's self, err, mis-
to
take; to go astray, fall off, apos-
tatize, per.
1 a. ind.
pass,
pass,
and
of evils ;
-, ,
-, b, (fr.
to send) an averlcr
a guardian, protector.
(fr. same) a send-
away,

and ,
?,, - ,,,
impr. mid.
inf. mid. of

f. -,
to stop) to check, hold,
(fr. from,

-
1 f.

cont.
-, Att. -, ,
last) deception, mistake, error.
Poet, for
pres. inf. act.
(fr.

and
ing away, dismissal, discharge ;
a divorce ; an escort, convoy.

to sell.
(fr. a seller)

-
,
and
a
, ,
abstain.

trial ;
,
stop, stay, hinder, prevent.

, .
.
, ,,
-, ,
to cease, desist, refrain,

an attempt) experience,
risk, venture.
-, -,
(fr. intens.
of

to sail)
set sail ;
-,
(fr.

to weigh
. pi. par.

from, and
anchor, sail away,
to sail back, return.
1 a. act.

p.
(fr.
or
from, and

a distance ; from afar.

same as
-, -ov, par. of
or
before) away, far off, at
-,

*
,. -
-, f. or (fr. -, , (fr. intens. 2 a. mid. of
same, and to try) to prove, and apoplexy,
to strike) Ion. for
make trying by a test, stupor, languor, faintness, asto- 3 ofsame as

-
trial of, pi. 1 f.

Or

,
find by experience ; to tempt, de- nishment, amazement. of
-, -, same, back, and

.
ceive. f. (fr. (fr.

-,

,
-, f. (fr. and to fill) to fill up, to look) to look back upon,

. ,
from, and make up ; accomplish, fulfil / turn round to look at ; to avoid,

,, ,
fifth) to de- to

act.
.
mand, exact a fifth; to pay,
share, divide a fifth, pres. inf.
com.
f. -, (fr. same, and
to

last)
perform, execute ; to grow up.

pletion,
-, Att. -, ,
filling up, satiety
fulfilment, accomplish-
; com-
(fr.
flee from. pres. ind.

', -,
act. of
inf. of

,
3 pi.

2 a

,
to send) to send away, ment, execution ; growth, in- b, (fr. front,

,
dismiss ; to send back, return. crease, enlargement. and Poet, for a cityj»

to reject, disclaim, -,
, (fr. same) he vnthovt a home ; an exile, wan
deprecate, disown ; to divorce. who fulfils, executes, accomplish- dercr ; banished.
-, Att. -, >;, (fr. es ; a finisher. -, b,fj, (fr, f"OW
(77)
 ,
and
out of sight
to see)
;
beyond view,
not to be seen, in-

,
1>

,
..
' - to speak)
to refuse, decline,
to forbid, prohibit ;
renounce. Or
pass,
ind.
1 a.
par.
pass,

, ,
visible. (fr. intens.) to warn, an»
-,
, >), (fr. next) nounce, declare. -. , , (fr. a neg. and
-, -,
^,
^iiateful, detes'.able, abominable.
f. (fr.-, from, and from,
f.

and
p.
to break)
(fr. scariet) without scarlet,
unadorned, plain, untrimmed.
-,
, , .
to spit) to spit out ; to re- to break off, wrench, teat burst (fr.

,
, f.

,
ject, loathe ; to hate, abhor, abo- to dislocate. from, and to dance)

,
to

,-,,
.
minate

,,
;

to fall) a fall;

',
to froth,

f.
f.

-,
foam.
(fr.
an overthrow.
act. of
(fr. in-
pass, of
-, ,
-, -,

enjoin) a judicial rule, an order ;

an injunction, or prohibition.
tofot bid.
(fr.

-,
par. 1 a.

to
dance
tire,

plexedly,
off, away, or from
or withdraw dancing.
par. pres. cont. of
(fr.
intricately
difficult)

;
; to re-

per-
poorly,
tens.

, ,
th.
and

. anger) to
to be angry,
be enraged,
-,
Att. (fr.
same) an order, injunction, pro-
, wretchedly.
comp.

,
Or (fr. and sup. of

, ', - -, ,
indignant. clamation. to
3 sin. pres. ind. of flow away) a falling off, deficien- (perhaps

, ,
fr.

-, f. -, p. (fr. cy, failure ; defection, revolt ; re- from) height, elevation;

impassable) to be at a loss jection, abdication. weariness, fatigue.
how to proceed, speak, or act; -, , (fr. to f. -, (fr. from,

,
to hesitate, doubt ; to be in dis- forbid) a secret. and to load) unload,
-, , ,

,
tress, want, or poverty ; to be (fr. same) se- unharness, loose.
-, -, -,

,
wanting. cret, hidden, unseen, dark, ob- f. p.
-, -,
-
,' , . ,.-
rb, (fr. last) per- scure ; forbidden, prohibited, in- or (fr. intens. and
plexity, distress ; want, poverty ; terdicted ; inexpressible, unutter- or to extinguish)

, , ,
doubt, hesitation. able ; not to be divulged or to extinguish, put out ; to stop,

.
-, , >/, (fr. aneg. and spoken ; unfit to be expressed. put an end to ; to suppress ; to

,,
to destroy) safe, firm, un- (fr. last) secretly, ob- abolish, destroy ; to go out, perish,

,
hurt, uninjured impregnable. decay, sink. par. per. act.

,
; scurely.
-, and Ion. -, , f. -,. and 2 a. ind. act.
(fr. impassable) perplex- -, (fr. from, and 2 a. ind. act. -, -.

,, ,, '.,
ity,doubt ; difficulty, distress ; to throw) to throw, cast per. ind. pass, 1 f.

want, penury. away ;fling out of, or from ;

to ind. pass,
-, -ov, pres. par. to fall upon, attack ; to drive, 3 pi. 1 a. sub. act. of

,
pass, of

', -,
tens.

,
or
and
,
. which see.
fr. in-
or turn out, expel; to reject,
spurn. 1 a. act. ind. airippixpa•
par. 2 a. ind. act.
last.

are found in
and
Herodotus, and

, , ,, , , ,
, ,
, -
a passage,

,
, ,
pierce) impassable, intricate, per-

.
plexing, difficult ; doubtful, du-
bious, uncertain, undetermined ;
languid, weak, feeble; poor, des-
titute.
f. -, and
p.
(fr. a neg. and
th.

(fr.
to
of last.

same) a casting away

out,
sal.
a. pi. par. 1 a. act.

-, Att. -,
expulsion; rejection, refu-

-,
-,
;

-, ,
,
turning

-,
(fr.

and
seem

is

,
and
to come from
haps the same as
conjectured that they are cor-
rupted from

inf.
and
and

pres. pass, of

-,
Ion. for

1 a. par. mid. of
per-
But it

the par.

,
intens. to rush) to Att. (fr. p.

,-,. , ^ ,
f.

burst, break, dart forth ; to sally to flow away) a dis- (fr. from, and to shake)
out, attack, set upon ; to rebound, charge, issue, vent; a spring, to shake off ; to throw off, fling;
recoil ; to jump, or leap off ; to stream, current ; an emanation ; to reject, refuse ; to drive away,

, , $, - ,
flee, retreat. a blight, blast, decay. repel, beat off ; to spoil, plunder.
-, -, 2 a. opt. pass. or -, f. -, (fr. intens.
—
2
-, g. -, -, (fr. intens. and and
f.

to adorn, th.
a. par. pass, of
- to suck) to swallow up, engorge ; honourable) to celebrate, solem-

)
(fr. intens. and to sip, sup, taste. nize ; to grace, honour.

, spawn.
to sprinkle) to besprinkle, be-
dew wet ;

', . \,
f.
to

-, -,
shower down

p.
;

(fr.
to
-,same, and
(fr.
to flow) to run off, flow away.
-, , , (fr. same)
running down, flowing away ;
boast.

of
to behave haughtily ;

(par. per. pass,

marked, noted.
,
to

, ,
same, and baiu> to rout) to knock, streaming, issuing, gushing out. -, notes,
or break off ; to hammer, pound, from, andpu) to comments, annotations.

',
(fr.
grind; to waste, squander; to flow) same as
' -, (fr. from,

,
f.

-, ,

. . ', , ,
overthrow, overturn, destroy. (fr. same, and and to rouse) to rouse up,
-, or a fissure) steep-

.
f. (fr. intens. excite, instigate. to
and to sew) to sew up, ness, abruptness, ruggedness ; a hurry off, haste away ; to break,
mend, patch, piece. 1 a. par. act. crag, precipice. or rush out, or forth, per. inri.

-, ,
., (fr. same, and and
},, (fr. in- pass, by Metath.

'
to tens. a breach) steep, pre-
do)

and
to
par. 1 a. act.
-,
do out, finish, complete.

f.

to flow)
ebb away ; to leak, ooze, drop
-, - to
(fr. from,
flow, glide,
cipitous,
a fragmerd, branch ; a race,

,. ,
rugged, craggy. Subs.

stock, lineage ; a stream, torrent

the opening or mouth of a river.
-, p.
tens.
show
to seal,
mark ;
and
f. -,
clearly, prove, demonstrate ;
seal up, set a seal, or
to confiscate, proscribe.
(fr.

to sign)
in-

-
to

', ,
out ; to issue, proceed from ; to
decay, perish, fall off; to shrink,
waste away.

Att.
-, f. -,
(fr.
p.
priv. and
(fr. intens.
bereave) to make orphans ; to
deprive of any thing dear, but

.and

properly of parents ; to bereave,

strip. 1 a. act.
(78)
^ per.
to

I
-, (fr. same, and
mark) to set a sign or
to
mark upon,seal, brand; to write
down, note, record; to notice,
mark, observe; to signalize
 ; ;

, f.

to putrefy) to
-, ,
.
. ,
(fr. same, and
pine, lan- , fr. same,

which see. per.

-inf. pass. (fr.
-,
from,
f. -,
and
p.
to
guish

±6
inf.

-.
par.

&.
;

to putrefy, rot.

pass,
to

-,
waste away, dissolve

Ion. for

-,-,
pres.

Ion.
;

,.
or
same, and
(fr."

to harden with drought)

to dry, parch ; to wither, decay,
fade, die; to harden, stiffen. 2 a.
ind. act.
,
draw)
extirpate ; to

'..-
or out of,
away, reduce;
nish.
draw,
—
to

retire.
root out,
draw, draw forth,
unsheath ; to draw

1
to

a.
tear

cleanse, bur-
to
act.
away

with-
ind»

, ,
-,

,
f. ->/, (fr. priv. 2 a. inf. act. of last. par. per.
-,

,
and to feed) abstain f. (fr. in- pass, 1 a. pass,
from food, fast, starve to death. tens. and to harden)
.
ind. par.

,
-ov, b, >/, (fr. same, and to stiffen, grow hard ; to be hard-
-, -,
,
food) fasting, loathing.

,
hearted, severe ; to treat harshly. f. p. (fir.

-, -, -

,
f. (fr. (fr. from, and intens. and sow)
to to

.- ,
tens. and to be silent, th. a stake) to break down a sow; to disseminate, spread
silence) to be silent, mule,
struck dumb ; to be unnoticed,
passed by in silence.
fence, open a way,
(fr.
to rend) topeel, strip,
make way.
same, and -un-
abroad, publish.

(fr. same, and

f. p. -,
to pour)
-, Alt. -, fj, (fr. cover ; to lacerate, scratch, ex- to sprinkle ; to pour out in sacri-

, flce, make a libation, or offering

last) silence, secrecy, reticence; coriate ; to maim, mutilate, par.
concealment by not speaking ; a per. pass, of liquids ; to sacrifice.

, -, -,
-, -,
,
blank left for conjecture; the f. and f. (fr. from,
figure aposiopesis. from, and and to hasten)

,
f. (fr. to dis-
-', (fr.

,
f. from, or to mark) to suade, discourage, advise from,
and to bound) to fling view from a distance, survey ; to or against.
the limbs through pain ; to pal- aim at ; to aim, keep in view, -, b, , (fr.

pitate, throb, beat; to pant, attend to, pursue as an object. to disseminate) derived, or de-
breathe hard. -, , (fr. last) be-

,.
scended from sown, planted;

,
b, ;
-, -,
f. p.
-
(fr. holding from a distance, view- subs, an offspring.

,
intens. and or ing ; aiming, pursuing; obser- -, (fr. from,
to scatter) to dispel, dis- vant, attentive. Or, (fr. and to hasten) to slack-

, ,,, .
,,
perse, dissipate, fling about. from, and a butt) absurd, en, relax, remit, abate; to neglect,
-,
-
,
priv. silly ; inconsistent, preposte- omit, postpone.

,
f. (fr.
and
open, expose.
to cover) to uncover, rous.
f. -, p. -, fr.
pres. impr.
for
cont. of
Or, for -
,
and
go to see ; to
f.

or height, observe, spy.

-,

,,
(fr.
to survey) to visit,
watch from a tower,

-, -, p.
intens.

(fr.
see.
away, and

contempt, scorn ; a taunting re-

fusal, or rebuke.
-ov, , (fr.
which

last)

,
,. .
at
2 a.
and
impr. of same.

to stand off) far

a distance, afar.
-, (fr. from,
(fr.

off,

,.
f. f.

same, and

, to prepare) -', and to drop) to trickle,

in-

, . ,,
f. (fr.

to lay by, lay up, reserve ; to tens. and to scatter) to distil, par. pres.
prepare, provide. disperse, scatter ; to dismiss, dis- -, (fr. same, and
to carry off goods or furniture, band. to drop) same as last.

. .
remove, change residence ; to
pack up baggage, prepare for a
Poet, for
-, of
3 pi. 2 a. sub. pass,

.
f. (fr. in-
journey ; or to unload, forsake tens. and to scoff) to -, -, par. 2 a. act.

,. - ,
baggage, in order to travel, or taunt, revile, scoff; to ridicule, of

, -,
march lighter ;dismantle,
to deride. -, , to (fr.

break up ; to empty, evacuate. 1 -, (fr. same, and desert) a departure, leaving,

f. mid. 1 a. mid. to wipe) and quitting; desertion, defection;
-, -,

,
per. pass, f. p. (fr. falling off, apostacy.
same, and to wipe) to -, , (fr. same) a
-, , (fr. intens. wipe off, or away ; to lick. departure, separation; a divsree,

, -, p. -,
and furniture) goods, sub- f. same, (fr. a deed of divorce.
stance ; a pack, parcel ; furni- and to consume) to burn -, Att. -, %, (fr.

ture,

.
children.
baggage

-,
; train,

f. -,
women and

(fr.
away, waste, wear away ; to de-
cay, pine. par. 2 a. pass,

-,
same) a desertion,
defection, revolt ; departure.
-a, -ov, (fr.
forsaking

same)
,

to

,
from, and to pitch a'ent) -, f. (fr. from, be desisted, it is proper to ceo**,

,
toremove the tent, or habitation ; and to drive) to brush we must stop.
change residence, retire to a dis- away, frighten ; to drive away, -, -), p. -,

,
f. (fr.

tance. expel, turn out; to repel, keep same) to apostatize; to desert,

-, -,

,
forsake to rebel, revolt.
f. p. (fr. off.
- ;

,,
-,

.
same, and to lean) to -, -ov, (fr. a neg. and b, (fr. last) an
avoid, shun, get away, escape some) none, not one ; nega- apostate ; a traitor, deserter, re-

to slip from under ; to fail ; to tive, having, doing, or express- bel. Adj. faithless, treache-

,
ing, nothing. rous.

,
dash, rush upon, hail, shower
down. -, -, same) re-

%., 1 a. act.

-,
par.

,-,
-a, -ov, (fr. (fr.

,
to tear off) torn off, pulled away,
. bellious, revolting, traitorous
and dragged from. contumacious, insolent head-

,. , ,
(fr. intens. to ;

shadow) overshadow, , a piece, fragment. strong, haugldy.

^, -, ,
to shade,
darken. pres. inf. act. cont. — (fr. last) rr.belliously,

(fr. last) a . pi. par. 1 a. traitorously; insolently, haugh-

ghadovnng, overshadowing ; a pass, of tily.

shallow, adumbration, darken- -, , (fr. next) f. -, ?-»

and
p.
«*
ing ; a shade, slight appearance. piece, part, fragment, (fr. from,
(79)
 , . , .
cover) to unroof, strip off the
- a commissioner of the navy. n. turned from, aierse, strange

,, --
roof; to uncover. 1 a. act. pi. con*, malign, unfavourable; an apos
-, , (fr. to trophe, the mark of a letter bein?
-, , (fr. last) send forth) a mission, commis- cut off in Greek.
; a message, office, duty ; a -, -,

,. ,
lid, cover; a covering; a roof sion f. (fr. in

?, gift, present ; an aposlleship ; tens, and

,
1 a. inf. act. to hate) to ab-

, 3

, ,.
par.

, .
sin. 1 a. sub.
1 a.
1 a. act.

-,
impr. act. of
—
act. <5-
-
the means of sending a mcsseri-
ger; a judgment, visitation, ; a
pestilence, plague.
-, -, (fr.
hor, detest, loathe ^abominate ; to
shun, avoid.
-, -Jj,
2 a. sub. act. ol

,. , , ,
f. (fr. from, an apostle) apostolic, relating to Dor. for
and to march) to go an apostle, or the apostles. — 3 sm. cont. pres.
away, depart; to retire, with- -, , (fr. ind. pass, of
draw ; to go back again. 2 a. to send away) a light ship, pack- -, -, (ft. from,

,
f.

ind. act. et, advice boat. and to rob) to steal, rob;

-, same) ames-

,
f. p. -ov, b, (fr. to pillage, plunder, spoil.

' .- -
(fr. same, and to send) to
send away, dismiss ; to send out
way
senger, ambassador, commission-
er ; an apostle ; afleet, armada. together,
f.

and
(fr. same, -,
to bring) to

..'.
of the ; to send, send forth, Adj. sent, despatched. collectfrom, gather from about ;
-,
vide, ,
despatch, send off; to equip, pro-
prepare. 1 a. act. ind. (fr.
f.

from, and
p. to recover from ; to drive away,
turn out, put from among.

- -, b, fj, (fr. same,

,
par. 2 a. the mouth) to repeat from me-

.
act. per. pass, mory, say by heart ; to per- and a synagogue) put

.
,

, ,. ,.
tens.

cessitate,
sub.

and
,
,.
narrow)

ty, distress.
2

per. mid.
-,

bring

f.
a. pass. ind.

f.

-,
-,
to constrain,
to loss,

(ft.
par.

(fr.
to confine, th.

or difficul-
ne-

from,
in-
suade, prevail on, or force to
speak; to provoke, or incite to
speak ; to draw, or force words ;
to question, interrogate, examine.
1 a. act.
-,
to
(fr.

sharpen,
the mouth) to blunt, break the
edge, or point ; to check, weaken,
priv.
th.
and
out of the synagogue, excommu•
nicated.

and

from, and
•£ -, f.

to hiss) to hiss at,

hoot ; to whistle.

to pack up)
to pillage, plunder, spoil.
f. -,
f.
(ft.

-,
(fr.
intens.

(fr.

intens.

,, -- , , ,
and to cherish) to dislike, repress, stop themouth, par. per. ana to slay) to cut (lit

disregard, not to love; to hate, pass, throat, slaughter ; to sacrifice.

abhor. -, b, //, (fr. same, and 2 a. par. pass,
natural affection) with -, (fr. from,
mid. — 2 pi. cont. out natural affection, unfeeling, and a gangrene) to
—

,
pres. ind. or impr. act. unnatural ; unkind ; disliking, waste, decay ; to dissolve, pu-
2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. hating. trefy.
of f. -, (fr. f. -,and p.
-, f. -, p. by, and a halter) to "~^tTr. intens. to

,
, ''-
(fr.

, , ,, .
intens.
deprive) to bereave, deprive of;

-
and to strangle, choke.
f. -, (fr. in-
trip) to trip up, overthrow, sup-
plant; to frustrate, defeat, dis-

.
towrong, injure, defraud. tens. and to vote with appoint ; to deceive, delude ; to

,
mislead, seduce, deprave.

,
to be destitute, not to a shard)

, - ,,
shells, th. to
have, be without, devoid of. 1 a.
- condemn by ostracism, to ba- to eir, stray, mistake.

-
act. ind. sub. nish. 2 a. par. pass,

,-, per. pass, opt. — f. -, p. -, (fr.

, - , .
same, and to slay) see

,
par. impr -, sub. slai

last)

,
, , ,
, .
-, Att. -,
a taking away, privation ;
fraud, swindling ; want, defi-

,,
ciency ; need, poverty.

,.
-, b, (fr.
",

same) a
(fr. —
2
par.
f.
2 a.
ind. pass, of

f. ->,
—
inf.

p.
—
-, and
see
-, -,
or - -,
or
1 a. opt.
f. -??,.
f. -,
).

,
cheat, impostor, deceiver. from, and turn) of
-, 2 -, impr.
(fr.

turn from, or away, divert ; to -, , (ft.

,
pi. to
—

,., --- ,
-, -, sub. 2 a. act. convert, change ; to pervert, cor- dimi'n. and a seal) a sig-
—
mid. of
-r/, -, 1 f. rupt, incite to rebel; to return,
bring back ;
vxt ; the unprcssion
-, (ft.
of a seal.
intens.
put back to return, f.

,
;
-,a ,

-
(fr. to reject, refuse ; to hide, con- and to lance) to open

' -,
to separate) separation, part- ceal ; to leave, desert, forsake. a vein, bleed ; to break in

-
. .
ing an imposthume, to turn awayfrom ; pieces.

, —
; abscess,

. ,
gathering. to disregard, slight; to dislike, 2 a. inf. act.

, "
,
—
2 a. inf. act. hate. 1 a. act. ind. par. of
— -, -,

.
1 a. inf. act. impr. sub. Att. f), (fr.

1 pi. 1 f. mid. of par. 2 a. to withhold) forbearance,

. moderation ; abstinence, temper•

,^
3

,
pass. ind. pi.

,
and
confirm,',
^,
f. -, (fr.
to fix) to strengthen,
establish; to
intens.

fix upon,
2

Poet, and Ion. for

a. act. ind. ance, soberness.

same.
3

-,
pi. 1 f. act. of

, /. , ,
fasten in. 3 sin. 1 a. act oflast. f. (ft. from,

,
(fr. same, and

-,
f.

to glitter, sparkle, reflect.

2 a. impr.
-,

to equip)
Att.
p.

of
-,
to shine)

an admiral;
b, (fr.
and

lum ;
-, ,
to turn) a turning
from, or away ; a return, con-
version; a refuge, shelter, asy-
an apostrophe.
-ov, b,
(80)
(ft.

, (ft.
from,

same)
away.

last) a
to split) to cleave, di-
vide, cut, separate ; to rend, tern

rending, breach
-,
rupture,
Att.

; a
-,
fracture;
slip,
>/,

a
branch.
(ft.

L
 ; ;);

, ,.,.- , , (fr. intens. and exert. to contend, farther, farthest ; more, or moA

,
occupy it in some pursuit or

.
study.
to
ploy, or apply one's leisure; to
have

-,
leisure) to

-,
em debate; to inveigh, censure; U
be suspended, hang, depend.

, (tr. by, and

-,
wall)
p.
distant ; remoter, remotest.

tftcr,
and -,
(fr. last)y"ar-

more distant, remoU y.

par. per. pass. —

.
,
, ,
,
engage
.
(fr.

,
to he

, , , ,, -
) ^
.
busy
from, and

-, -,
; to

2 a. sub. mi'l
par. 2 a. mid. of or-
f.

employ, apply, or
one's self. pres. par.
leisure)

—
-
-
to

1
wall about, surround with a
wall, or rampart, fortify ; to in
tercept with a wall; to cut off
a. act.

walling
fort.
about
-, Att. -, ,

-, ,
-, ,
; a
(fr. last)
fortification,

same)
and
,-,-,
-,
pass, of
plete, flnished.
Poet, for
3 sin. pper. pass, of
Ion. for
-, -,
3 pi.
per. ind. pass, of ato

'
perfect,

or
in

(par. per.
com-

•.

,
p. (fr. (fr. ov,
intens.
f.

and to save) to pre- a wall, bulwark, rampart. -, , (fr.

• ,.. - ,
serve ; to recover, restore to health ; -, (fr. priv. and . to miss)
disappointment

-
, ,- ,
to protect, guard. to bear children) to lose, loss, harm,dumagc, disadvantage.

to save one's self, fly for re- or be deprived of children, be -, Att. -, , (fr.
same) disappointment, misfor-
.
fuge, pres.

. 1 a.
inf.
inf.
mid.
pass,
childless. 1 a. pass.
sub.
-, -,
ind.

par. 1 a.
tune, ill success, loss, defeat.
f. -, (fr. in-
-, and -, pass, of tens. and to fry, tli

-, ,
,
t Att. -£toi,
nounce) a renunciation, giving
, (fr. to re-
to finish) a making, doing
(fr.

, eat fried
a frying pan)
meat ; to eat out
to fry ;

of
to
titt

,
up farewell, adieu. a finishing, execution; an effect, pan.

,.
;
-,

,,-
(fr. to stretch) event, production, end, termina- f. (fr. same, and
at full length, at large, largely, tion ; a charm, incantation ; the to melt) to melt, dissolve

, fully.
- influenceof the stars ; an image to steep, soften ; to consume,

, , ,
1 a. par. pass, of suspended to arrest, or draw down waste, decay.

- their power.
,
f. p.

,
2 a. par. pass, of -, , viz. (fr. from, and In
. (fr. same) of making and
the art
usijig the figures for charms ; as-
lay) to lay down, or aside, put
renounce
-ov, b, , relinquish, quit,

,
(fr. off,

,
,
to arrange) reserved, laid by, set
apart, destined, intended.
-, -ov, par. —
—
-
-
trology; incantation.

effective, effectual,
-, -qv, (fr.
operative, ac-
same)
to

. .
. .-
. -
lay by, store, or treasure up ;
to put off, defer, delay, procrasti-
nate ; to expose, put out to perish.

.' -
inf. 1 a. mid. tive, efficient. 1 a. act. 1 a. mid.
3 sin. pres. ind. pass, -ov, b, (fr. same) a 1 a. pass, 1

.
',of
or -, .-,.-,
making, finishing,
an effect, end.
conclusion; f.

.
pass,
2 a. mid. ind.
1 f. mid.

,
(fr.

-
from, and to or-
der) to arrange, regulate, set in
order ; to separate, distinguish,

,
«et apart from others.
to give commands, send
-ov, b,
effective, effectual, efficacious.

intens. and
-, f. -,
ft,
(fr. same)

(fr.
to end) to ,
, which see.
inf.

For other tenses

fr. intens.
par.

and tU
see

.
finish, conclude, cease, stop,

. ,
-,
-
with orders; to take leave, bid come an end ; same, and

.
to to die. (fr.

,
f.

-, ,
-
adieu, bid farewell ; t renounce,
give up, forego. 1 f. mid. (fr. last)
-,
decease, death.
-, and -,
Att.
out;
to pluck)
to pull off,
to pluck up, or
strip; to take

, ' 1 a. mid. ind.

inf. pcr.apass.
-, f.

(fr. an end)
p. off the hair.
-, , (fr. last) a

,
to form, shape bring to pass,
; to shred, piece, fragment ; hair, or

, . -
and
sup. (fr. from) very
distant, very far, farthest of all.
-,
a
f. -, (fr.

make a
of,
effect,
perform;
plete,
fulfil, accomplish ; to do,
to perfect, finish,
make an end of; to pay a
com-
wool plucked

intens.
-, f.

and
off.

-, -. p.
to honour
[V..

. ,
bull) to

.
bull. tax, yield, contribute. to value, appraise, estimate ; to

-,
-
to imitate a bull, to improve, amend, make esteem, regard; to fine, amerce ,

rage like a bull. to dishonour, slight ; to pledg*,

,
progress ; to recover health, per.
-,
,
' ,
and
-ov,

not laid with ancestors

far .••
b,
a tomb)

-,
fj, (fr.
unbvried
;
priv.

interred
pass, par.
1 a. pass. ind.
par.
give bail.
take a pledge, accept security.

pledge,
-, ,
pawn, deposit, penalty
(fr. last) a

. ,
f. (fr.

,
, ,. ,
and

.
, ,
about, fortify
ditch.
f.

a ditch)
; to
(fr.

cut
to
from,
ditch
off by a

-
from, and
lop, sever,
cept;
par. 1
to
dismember
to cut) to cut off,

take apart, appropriate.

act.
; to inter-

per. pass.
security given by a

,-, ,
guardian
compensation for dowry.

value, rate; a pledge, secuiity.

(fr. same) a price,
; a

.
f.

,' - fr. intens. and pper. -ov, 6, f), {fr. same)

,
, ,,
3

.
-
-
pi.

,
which see.

1 a. opt.
pass, of
Sync, for

impers. (fr. next)

-,-.
-pt.
1 a. pass. ind.

mid. of
pawned, engaged, bound. Or
(fr. priv. and
inglorious; private, mean,
scure.
honour)
-

, -
it 1 f. inf.
tends, pertains, or belongs to ; it -, ,
(fr. next)
concerns, relates to. -, Att. -, ", (fr. sweepings, dust, offscouring, tht
-,
, p. to bear children) child- dirt coming off any thing when
f. (fr.
from, and to stretch) to birth, labour, delivery, accouche- cleaned.
extend, spread ; to stretch, reach ment. -,
out ; to enlarge, lengthen ; to in-
tend, purpose, design ; to strain, -ov,
-a,
comp. and sup.
ov, and
(fr.
-, -, , from)
(fr. from, and
f.

to
quiver) to shake offi shake out
p.

(81)
, ..
.
1 a.

,,
, \, act. ind. impr. wipe; to file off', -, Att. -, k,

, -,
pure down;

.
par. 1 a. to extenuate, clear (fr. last) a blinding ; blindness

,-,
,, ,
mid. up, explain ; to remove, with- want, or of sight.

,
inf. loss

,
par. pres. mid. of draw ; to shake off, reject, put and -,
-, , (fr.
\, -,- -,
,
or (fr. back, away ; to impede, frustrate. to miss) failure
-, ,
;

and or to pay) also, (fr. last) a disappointment ; refusal.

, - ,, .
-, chip, shaving, dust, Sic.

,
made

,
.
or f. p. by see
same, and cleaning, or polishing. — by Sync,

,
(fr. or to
honour) £o honour, compensate Poet, for
- for par. 1 a. mid.

, .
'. , - ,
tion ;

,
reward ; to repay, pay, or suffer
for, atone for, make compensa-
pres.

-,
inf.

b, ,
cont. of

(fr.
and

by Metapl. and Sync,

Ion. for
par. 1 a. act. of

for -
-
Or

.
&c. punishment, punish,
to exact to avert) preserving, protect- par. 1 a. mid. and
revenge, avenge. 1 f. act. 3 sin.
.
'
ing ; averting, or turning away par. 1 a. act. of

,, , ,
1 pi. 1 a. evils; to be averted, shunned,
-, , ,
act.

par.
ind.
par.
3 sin.
1
sub.
a. mid.
avoided, deprecated.

(fr.
or
from, and
-, to
and ' a border)
borders, foreign; banished, out-
(fr.
beyond
from,
the

or -£. turn) to turn away from, lawed; an

,., , ,
f. de- exile.
from, and^/Jaao) shun, avoid; -, , neg. and

,,
(fr. cline, to slight, b, (fr.
to cut) to cui o^", slaughter ; to neglect. the foot) without feel
intercept, separate, divide
a. par.
from.
2 a.
f. -, (fr. same) lame.
of ,
,, . ,
act. pacify, appease, reconcile par. pres.

,
1 to ; to fern,
pass, alone, expiate. to be absent.
-, , ,
neg. and (fr. -, b, (fr. last) -, , (fr. last) absence
lot) illfated, hardfated, dislike, aversion; an amulet, injury, damage, harm.
-, -.

,
unfortunate, miserable, wretched, charm. f. p. (fr.
-, b, ,

,
unhappy, sup. (fr. intens. and to show)
3 sin. cont. pres. act. to turn away) unpleasant, disa- to show, point out ; to exhibit, dis-
of greeable hateful, odious, abo- play ; utter, pronounce, eU~
to

.
;
-, f. -//, p.
- minable ;
-,
unlucky. dare ; render, cause, or make
to

, ,
(fr. intens. and , f/, (fr. from, to be. to appear,

'
bold, dare very
-
to dare) to presume, be very
much.
and to rear) educated
abroad, reared among strangers ;
seem ; to express one's self, de-
clare his opinion; to interpret,

,
cut off)
short,

,
ling or
pruning.
,
-,
a cutting
>/,

making an end of.

-?, , (fr. same) a
panng

-, ,
(fr.

off,

closely ; lopping,
cutting

same) ab-
cut-
to foreign, strange.

, ,
tens.
grapes)
to make up
indulge
and

in.
-,
to
f. -,
to gather
gather the vintage
harvest

and
;
(fr.

to enjoy,
in-
explain, pres.

last.
par.

tion, assertion,
-,
1 pi.

to declare)
a declara-
assurance, asse-
inf.

Att.
1
pass,

f.

-,
ind. act. of

»% (fr.

,
b, (fr. f. -£u>, f.

rupt,
duous
steep, precipitous; ar- -, (fr. same, and or veration ; an oracle, response
a maxim, axiom ; a proposition ;

, ,
; concise, short, brief; ri- to wear away) to waste, or
gid, severe, cutting.
(fr. last) cuttingly, se-
rub away,
sume
wear
; to break, tame, subdue
out ; to con-
,-,-,
a list, valuation.
(fr. same) de-

', -,
.
verely concisely, briefly. to weary, exhaust. claratory, expressive of; express,
;

-,
,
,.
drink, th.
, ,
a neg. and
to drink)
(fr.

,
. , (fr.
f.

same, and
p. -.--
to
positive, decided.
2 pi. 2 a. impr. mid. cf

,, , - ,
abstaining from drink, living gnaw) to waste, consume, eat up,
-, -,
without liquids ; not drinkable.
2 a. inf. act. of - ,-,,
devour. 2 a. act. ind.
inf.
Att. , (fr.
to declare) a saying,

,
(fr. next) expression ; a sentence, decision,
-,

,
f. (fr. in- disappointments, misfortunes. determination, resolution; a pro-
--
-
, .
tens. and to make p. clamation, declaration; the an-

.
f.

rough) to roughen; to ruffle, fret,

- priv. and swer of an oracle.

.. ', ,
(fr.
exasperate. to get) to miss, mistake (fr. priv. and

, ,
pres. impr. mid. of to miss of, fail, not succeed, be dis- to say) same as

'
appointed. 2 a. act. ind. (fr. to

suasive.
-, -bv,

-,
(fr. next) dis- par.

-,
1 f.

-, -,
mid.

,, ,
show) openly,
Ion. for
clearly, evidently.

,
f. p. f. p. (fr. 3 pi. pres. opt. mid. of
(fr.
to

-turn
from, and
away from, dissuade ;
turn aside, put away ;
to turn)
to to
intens. and to copy)
form, fashion, portrary, re- (fr.
f.

from, and to carry)

to take, bear, carry off, or away ;
1 a.

.
avert, to present, express to imitate, re-

'
;

.
carry out, bury ; to make
,
frustrate, disappoint. semble, be like. to

.2 ,
to turn one's self from, dis- from, and
(fr. away with, kill, destroy ; to
like ; in loathe, reject. 1 a. act to strike) to cease beating, exhibit, show ; to pay, contri-

a.

-, ,
mid.
2 a. act.
per. ind.
desist from striking ; to beat
one's self ; to
-, ,
mourn, bewail.
-- bute ; get gain ; to re-
to earn,
port, relate, give an account of;

.
pass, and to accuse, indict ; to convey, con-

,to run) to
(fr. aire back, and
run back, run away,
-, Att. -,
to express) a resemblance,
/, (fr.

-
voy, escort ; to bring in to ; to
save, preserve ; to bear, endure,

•
,.
fly, escape; to revolt, rebel. likeness, portrait ; an image, sta- suffer. 2 a. act. ind.

and
f. -,
wear away,
to rub) to
waste, bruise, break, consume,
impair; to rub downt clean,
(fr. from, tue.

see.
intens.
-, f.

and

(82)
-, -,
,
which
p. fr. ind.
inf.

f. -, p. -,
inf.
1 a.

(fr.
pass,

same,
 — ; ;

'
and

. , , ,
,' , to lice) flee•, or fly up ; to en-
to fence, stop, or shut (fr. par.

,.
away, to escape, get clear off;
-
-
to close,fortify hinder from, re-
;
ject, put away, repulse; to si-
to pres. of
Jiriently, fully, satisfactorily.
to suffice)

-
suf

.
s'vun, avoid. 2 a. act. ind.
inf. lence, slop the mouth. 1 a. par. pass, of

,,
opt.

-, —
, ,
, ,
par

(fr.
say) to deny, contradict; to re-
nounce, disclaim ; to declare,
publish, announce.
same, and
1 f.

\
mid.

to
pi.
of
inf.

-, ,
escape) a flight, escape; a
fuge, retreat, asylum.
a. pi. par.

(fr.
2 a. act.

re-
.

to ?,—
tens.

act.
'

impr. act.
and
-, r.
3 sin.

—
-,
which
cont. pres. ind.
2
fr.

pi.
see.

pres.
',
in-

, ,
be mentioned

. .
-, ,
;
fj, not to
(fr. last)
unlucky, ill-omen- and
-, ,
a den) an untimely
(fr. from, -,
,
par.
-,
1 a. act. of'
f. -^, p. <•-

,
ed, inauspicious, ominous. or monstrous birth ; the litter, or (fr. from, and to

,
—

, , },
,
, -
2

-,
to
a. inf. act.
1

Att.
a.

deny) a contradic-
of

-,
inf. act.

, (fr.
of
cubs of a wild beast.
-,
same)
from, or out of a cave; mon-
strous, strange; abortive, un-
timely ; false, deceitful.
b, fj, (fr.
go) to go from, depart, retire,
withdraw, yield, give place; to
digest, secrete, pass off. 1 a. act.
md.
-,
• par.
Att. -, , (fr.

,
tion; denial, refusal; sentence, and last) departure, retirement rc-
judicial decision ; a denunciation, -, b, (j, (fr• from, the treat.
-,
declaration.
-, hand, and life) gaining a

, f. p.

.
f. (fr. living by the work of the hands ; (fr. from, and
intens. andto sound) handicrafi, mechanic; a work- to part) to sever, rend, separate,

, ,
to pronounce, declare so-
utter, man, day labourer. part, divide. to be
lemnly ; to speak proverbs use -, f. -, (fr. separated, or to separate one's

^. -
pithy sayings. 1 a. ind. mid. from, the hand, and to self; to depart from, quit, leave.

,, -- ,
stretch) to vole against, disap- 1 a. pass. ind. inf.

-, , an prove, reject, refuse, disallow ; to

,
(fr. last)

', -
apophthegm, sentiment, proverb,
remarkable saying ; an oracle.
rescind, annul; to dismiss, re-
move, discharge.
,
par. pres. act. cont.
-, , (neut.
of
),

, -- . ,
f. -, fr. intens. -?, '/, (fr. last) re- to pass off) the excrements.
of an -, f. -»?, and
and

,
which
Sync, for
see.

—
pulse,
tion ;
refusal,
repeal.
-,
loss elec-

, (fr. from, and to

, par. pres. pass.

or , Ion. and
(fr.
to irrigate) to cease
from, wipe) to wipe off, clean ;
away, scrape off, ifface.
-, -,
to clear

,
,
from irrigation convey, draw

,
for or ; to f. p.

, -, -
.
per. opt. pass. off, or turn aside water; to divert, (fr. priv. and to bal-

^', turnfrom. par.

,
-, JEoL (or 1 a. mid. lot) lo vote against; to dismiss,

,
,
Sync,

, , ,,
1

impr. pass,
a. opt. act.

, \,
for

same
3 pi.
—

as
pres. ind. of

-,
pres.
-, -, -, -,/
embogue.
(fr.
pour) to pour out, shed;
f.

same, and
to dis-
and
to
discharge, acquit;
repeal.

from, and
look,
-, Att. -, ,
appearance ;
to abrogate,

to see) aspect,
a sight, view.
(fr.

,
or f. (fr. -, , (fr. to be dis- f. -, p. (fr.

, ,,
intens. and to spoil) tant) distance, space, interval, same, and to cool) to cool,
to corrupt, destroy, ruin, over- remoteness.
— - allay quench ; to wipe, rub
; to

, ,
away sweat ; to faint ; to breathe
-
throw ; to kill, slay; to waste, 3 sin. pres. ind.
—
.
,
and

', , ,
, .
decay, putrify ; to perish, die.
f.

slight) to neglect, disregard, set

-,
Att. for
(fr. same,
to
no
^pav,
em.

tens. and
pres.

-, f.
inf.

->/,
par. pres. of

to lend) to grati-
(fr.

-
in-
forth, expire, die. 1 a. act.

Poet, for
imp. ind. of
2 sin.

,
, , ,,
last.

.
value on,

- ,
make
-, -,
-,
little

1 a. par.
account

fr.
Dor.
of.

act. of
for

in-
fy, suffice, satisfy, content.
to use, make use of,
ploy ; to abuse, make an ill use
of, turn to a wrong purpose ; to
consume, spend, waste. 1 f. mid.
em- name.

inefficacy,
-,
-, ,
b, Appius, a man's

to do) idleness, leisure

inability ;
(fr. neg. and

inutility,

,
f.

tens. and which see. per. ind. pass. worthlessness.

,
•8fi

sidy

, ;

,- ,
»7j

,
-,
(fr•
away) a carrying, taking, or
driving away; a tribute, sub-

, a tax,
and Ion.

toll,
to

impost, assess-
carry
,
,
par.

-.
Ion. for
pres.

pres. inf. mid. cont. of

Ion. for
mid. cont.

-
—
and
at leisure, not busy,
disengaged.
(fr.
-, b, , (fr.
to
same,
be busy) idle;
unemployed,

easy)

, - ,. ,, ,
ment ; rent, revenue, income ; an or easily, readily, without trouble;
exhalation, vapour. Apoc. for 3 sin. leisurely, quietly.
-, -ov, par. pres. pres. ind. act. it is sufficient, -, , (fr. same)

,
act. of there is enough, that will do. leisure ; rest, quietness ; ease,
-,
-,
f, and
- Apoc. for unconcern, security
-,
; idleness.

,
(fr. priv. and pres. inf. act. of same b, f/, (fr. neg.

,, -,
or to load) to
lade, unload, disburden.
b, , (fr. a neg.
un- as

9 -
3 sin. 1 f. act. of - and to do) easy, not
troublesome ; tranquil, quiet, un-
disturbed ; indolent, inactive.

,
. ,

and -,

,
to speak) unhallow- d. sin. cont. Att. of f.
-jfa&j, (fr. same/
ed, excommunicated ; unlucky, -, Att. -?, , (fr. to have nothing to do, be at lei-
inauspicious ; ominous, unfa- to consume) con- sure ; lo idle, trifle; to miss, fail,
vourable, unfortunate. sumption, wear and tear; use, he unsuccessful.
or -, -, f. (fr. enjoyment, benefit, advantage ~, b, fi, (fr. 6ame)tt0l
anl intens. and to hedge) abuse, waite, decay. done, undone, unflnish*:d\ in
183)
 perfect ;

,
endless, interminal le , , - -, , ,
(fr. last) unexpectedly. ,
, -, b, , (fr. a neg. ana

,
;
ineffectual, fruitless ; incuraiie ; (fr. a wing) and,
doing nothing, idle, indolent, neg. and to want) -, , »/, (fr. same, and

,
inactive. abundant, abounding, affluent; a wing) and,
(fr. same) imperfectly; not wanting, requiring, or de- -ov, b, , (fr. same, and

, ,
idly, indolently. serving ; unworthy, undeserving. winged) unfeathercd,
-, , (fr. same) leisure; -,
, b, (fr. a neg. without feathers, or wings ; that

',
quietness, ease; indolence. to, and Bacchus) will not, or cannot fiy away,

, ,
-, -, ,

,
and no/ to the purpose, absurd, un- permanent, fixed, settled. Or,

,.
(fr.next) indelicacy, impropriety, meaning, inconsistent. (fr.a intens. and same) with

- -,
indecorum ; ugliness, deformity. -, b, , (fr. same,
",
great wings, winged, rapid.

", —

,
, (fr. neg. , and to expect) un- 3 sin. pres. ind. pass.

, . ,
"
and to become) unbecom- foreseen, unexpected. 2 du. and
—
ing, unfit, improper, unsuitable ;

,
indelicate, indecent, indecorous.
(fr. last) unfitly, impro-

, , ,
(fr. last)
and
unexpectedly.
-, b, , (fr. neg.
2 pi. pres. impr. mid.
pres. inf. pass, of
-,
b, , (fr.
"A--

neg. and

.
,
perly ; unscemingly, indecently. to, and to arrive) and winged) callow, unfiedg-

, , -, , same, and
Ion. for b, (fr. ed, unable to fiy. dat. pi.
(fr. a neg. and to corne at) not to be -, ,
(fr. to

, ,
to
ransom;
recompense.
and,
buy) without value,

from, and
freely,

the root. Or,

gratis, without

(perhaps
price, or

fr.
approached, inaccessible;
tainable

b, , (fr.
; unrivalled.
and
same, and
to strike against) not stumbling,
unat-

-,
touch) the touch, feeling.

ing, sensibility.
-, rb,
-, -ov, (fr.
ingi affecting ; reaching, having
(fr. same)

same) touch-
feel-

,
fr.

and ,
, - ,, ,, ,
,
stiffly,
nail.
-,
neg. and

tenaciously,

-ov, b,

the will, univilling.

to saw)
by the root, inseparably ; firmly,

, ,
to prefer) against

(fr. last)
tooth

(fr.

unwillingly.
and

neg.
or falling ;firm, steady, upright;
not striking, tripping, or throw-
ing ; harmless, innocent ; plain,
free, open, clear ; unforeseen,
unthought

fall, or error ;
ly, uprightly.
of.
(fr. last) without trip,
safely; innocent-
fearless,
speech.

to touch,
severe, sarcastic.
- -,
an influence, or power over.

to falter,
bold,

- -,
and
and
or
b,

b,
, (fr.

confident

, (fr.

a word) keen,
neg.
a word)
in

,
-,
, and
- b, , (fr. a neg. and -ov, b, ,

-
-ov, b, , same, and
(fr. and to intermingle) (fr. a neg. and to terrify)
to consider) unadvised, that will not mix ; unsociable, fearless, intrepid, undaunted.
foolish, indiscreet ; rash, head- solitary. -ov, b, , (fr. same, and

, -,
strong ; insignificant ; not enact- b, , (fr. same, for war) un

,
, ,
ed, or decreed.

,
" and
last) unadvisedly, fool-
(fr.
ishly, indiscreetly, rashly.

, , ' -,
shocking,
at,

huge, vast.
and

hideous ;
bp to look) not
be looked at, horrid, horrible,
immense,
to warlike, peaceable ; weak, feeble
timid, cowardly.

to
f. p.
connect, join, bind; to make*
, to touch,
;

,
//, (fr.a neg. -ov, b, , (fr. same, finish ; to light, kindle.
before, and consideration) at, and a harbour) to approach, come to, arrive at
want of thought, inattention, in- unsafe for ships; without port, to catch, reach, clasp, embrace;
advertence; rashness, temerity. or haven. to lay hold on, take, use ; to be-

,
-ov, b, , (fr. same, and -, b, , (fr. same, gin, take in hand, enter upon;
ready) dull, slow, heavy, and to bring) unfit, disad- to seize, lay hold of, invade,
lazy,

.. . '
unwilling, inactive, reluc- vantageous, dangerous.
- attack ; to bear hard upon, be

,
tant.

, ' ... .
(fr.
unvnllingly, inactively.
last) slowly, lazily, the face, and
take) without regarding persons,
to
(fr. same, severe.

pass,
2
1 a.

a. act.
act. ind. tjxpa' par.

per. pass,
imp. ind.

,
-log -, b, ?/, (fr.a neg. or respecting ranks, impartially, par. 1 a. pass,

,
and

, to foresee) unpreme- equitably, equally.

- 1 f. mid. 1 a. mid. ind.

, (fr. a neg. and

ditated; unforeseen, unlookedfor, sub.
-, , ,
, -,
unthought of. a mask) without a mask ; (fr. a neg. and

,
-, b, , same, and (fr. undisguisedly,face to face. a fall) secure, firm, steady;

endowed.

, , , ,
a fortune) portionless; un-

-,
fj, (fr. same, and

to consider) thoughtless-
ness, inadvertence, heedlessness ;
imprudence, rashness.
and

and
-, , ,
to touch) untouched,
defiled, pure, chaste.
-,
a pretence) with-
Dor.

b, ,
(fr.

for

(fr.
same,

un-

same,
stable, durable.

declinable.

cool.
-ov, b,

-ov, b, ,
f\,

a fever) free from fever,

(fr.

(fr.
same)

a neg. and
in-

,
, ,
unadvised,

unexpected.

, ', ,
-,
inconsiderate, rash;
hasty

(fr.

considerately, rashly.
-,
b,
;
, (fr.
thoughtless,
unforeseen,

last) hastily, in-

same) out pretence, inexcusable,' with-
out hesitation, ready, prompt,
willing ; unfeigned, sincere.

promptly, willingly, sincerely.

-,
(fr.

b, >/, (fr. a neg. and

last) readily,
-ov, b,
fire)
?/,

vnthout fire, or heat;

untouched by fire ; unfit for, not
intended for the fire ; undressed,
not.

fire.
cooked, raw ;
(fr. same, and

that stands the

,
b, , (fr. a neg. to foretell) unwarned; -ov, b, , (fr. same, and
before, and to see) un- sudden, unexpected, unawares. burn) never brought to
f.o

, ,.
foreseen, unthought of unexpect- -, b, , (fr. same, the fin ;new, fresh, unused.
ed; rash, hasty. and to stumble) safe from -,
b, , (fr. same, and
(fr. last) suddenly, un- stumbling, or falling, sure, firm, to hear) unheard of,
expectedly. steady, upright; blameless, harm- unknown, obscure; ignorant, un•

and
seen,
,
-ov, b, f/, (fr. a neg.
to foresee) unfore-
unexpected.
less, innocent,
3
•
sin. pres. ind. act. of
acquainted with.
Am' , and
(
perhaps
c
:
f. -, p.
intens. and
%

(84)

L
 ,
to drop. a word)
Or,
to sound, emit a noise, ring ; to
fr.
(fr.
-, f.
APA
-,
a crash)
p.
to crash,
1

prayer)
to supplicate,
to
ALT
pray in
entreat,
any manner
beg bless-
;

, , ,. , ,- , , -
shout, cry out, announce, de- clash, clang, dashcause a ; to ings ; to deprecate, beg off pray

, clare ; to address, invoke. a sound by striking or falling ; to deliverance from ; to curse, im-
-, precate ; to injure, hurl, wron?.

,
a woman's name. rattle, resound, ring. 1 a. ind.

, f),

-,
, , ,
, , and indecl. b, act.
-, -, of thus
-, -, for
by redupl.
per. mid.

,
(perhaps, fr. from, and Ion. for

,.
, ,.-,. ,
to grow) a father.

.
see last.
-,
pa, Poet,
-,
thence
-, sub. for^ou• and

,
3 sin. imp. ind. of ", Arabia.

, .-
-, -bv, and -ov, par. for

,
AjuuSio)

,
,
,
Poet, for

,
-,

, '. ,-
.
2 pi.

-,
f.
pres. ind. mid. of

(fr.
f.

a-b from,
p.
and
and
b, ,
Mars, and
shout, crash,
(fr. last) Arabic,
-ov, b, (perhaps
a shout) a ain.
clang ; noise of
things striking, or falling; the
Arabian.
fr.

of
for
-,
Ion. for
-, imp.
Ion. and Poet, for

2
ind. of

by Poet, redupl.
a. opt.
3

mid. of
pi.

.,,
away,
to drive)
repel, drive off ;
to thrust,
to dispel,
push roar of water; grinding, or
gnashing of teeth. by Poet, redupl. for

, .,
away

,. , ,, ,) ,
,
scatter, dissipate; to

vorce. 1 a.
per. pass,
; to reject,

cont.
ind. mid.

fr.
refuse
tear off, or
; to di- emphatic
therefore
tainly.
(fr.

-,
enclitic)
indeed;
then, and yt an

rb,
then truly,
surely,

and Apab,
cer-
2 a. ind. act. of
manner, impr.
&c.
(fr.
In
opt.

next) fitly, conve-

niently, agreeably ; firmly, stead
like

, ] pi. pres. sub. mid. of last. -ov, b, (fr. to knock) col- ily, compactly.
par. per. pass, of lision, knocking, dashing, or -,^, (by Poet, redupi.
striking together ; breaking, for par. per. mid. of

,, -,-- ,, , , , . -, , (fr. to bruising ; rattle, crash, din. fit, fitting, adapted, convenient,
destroy) destruction, ruin, deso- -, I, (fr. same) palpi- suitable.
lation, waste. tation, strong pulsation, or beat- 1 a. par. act. —
-, -, or -— before a ing of the heart after exercise. inf. of 1 a. mid. of
-, -,

,
vowel, 1 a. ind. act. "Aoai, 1 a. inf. act inn. or f. (fr. in»
— —

,, \., ,
2 a. ind. mid. pi. par. 1 a. act. tens,and to dash) to cut
Att.
. \\, Att.
per. mid.
for
—
pper. a. impr. act. of
3 sin. — 'Apart, 2 pi. 1 off, prune ; to saw, break
lop,
with a noise, tear asunder; to
-,
.
mid. of Apala, (fr. delicate) knock, break, dash ; to revile with
-,
,
>/,

and Ion. -ov, the intestines, belly. noisy abuse. 1 a. ind. act.
(par. pres. of to be ab- -a, -ov, (fr. a curse)

,. ,-, , ,,.
,-, ,
'.
sent) absent, distant, remote.

, , (fr. axb from, and

to dig) a cutting, slip,
shoot, branch.
cursing, imprecating.
cursed, accursed, devoted to the
furies, execrabU.
-, -bv, rare, thin, delicate,
Also, 3

3
sin. cont. pres. ind.

sin. 1 a. impr. act. of

of

,,
Ion. for 2 /the ; small, slender. soaked, or malted corn,
sin. 1 a. ind. mid. of -, ,
(fr. last) fine- malt.

A ,,-, ———-
- -, -, ind.
ness, thinness, delicacy; loose-
ness, softness, sponginess. plant.
-, , the name of a

,, , ,,,, ,
par. 1 a. act. -, f. -, (fr. last) to and -a, -ov,

, -,-, — ,

-,
-,
-ov,
ind.
par. 1 a. mid.
'refine,
thin.
become fine, or
clear; to
-, rarefy, make
to clear,
(fr. next) like a spider,

or relating to a rpider
made
; full of
by,

-,

?»;,
1 f. ind. thin. cobwebs, dirty.
mid. of . -, b, and -r>,,

,
,
Ab, -,
-,
away)
drive
denial, rejection.
Att.
b,
-,
(fr.
a repulse, refusal,
, and
to

, ..
per. ,
by Att. redupl. and Ion. want of
augment
,
,,
pper.
pass,
for,
and
of '.
per.

Or by
-
par.
the
,
and
(perhaps fr.

spider's web, cobweb.

slender,
a track) a spider; a

-ov, rb, (fr. last) cob-

, . ,
same )

same )
-, -bv, or
repellent, repulsive.
-, -bv, or
liable to be expelled ; turn-
-,
-,
b,
b, ,
,
(fr.

(fr.
same, and Epen. of
per.
per. par. pass, of
-,
pper.

Att.
and

-,
, for

", (fr.

,
web ; down, gossamer; a
incident to olive trees.

same, and

,-,
- -, to
b,
weave) woven
disease

", (fr.

,
ed, or driven out ; refused, re- fine) a loosening, easing ; by a spider.

-,
jected, disowned. an Arab.
-, looseness, ease; thinness, rare-

,
b,

-, ,
-, same as
?, -,-, ,
faction.
\, Arbela.

. ,
same as b, a kind of pulse. a shoemaker's knife.
-ov, b,
3 pi. imp. ind. of blacking used by -,
, a high shoe to keep
\
, ,
, . ,
and

, .—, , , ,-
',
Poet, for
therefore, consequently ; then,
then indeed, indeed, in truth;
next, consequently; truly, duly,
accordingly ; perhaps.
shoemakers.
,
Heb.
man's name.
1 a.
Aran, a Hebrew name.
-, -, Ion. for
indecl.

par. mid.

-,
Aram, a

1 a.
out the mud, a half boot.

to be,
f.

bleach, blanch.

name.
(fr.
or

-ov,
-,
white)
grow while

b,
; to

Argarus, a man's
whiten,

, ,,, , '
;

-,
whether ? is it so ? why ?
-, , (perhaps fr. to
ind. act.
act. of
-, 1 f.

""fr.
-a, -ov, (as if
pain. Or as if

, , . ,' ,,
take, or to be suitable) a 2 sin. Ion. and Dor. fr. work) painful,

,
prayer, supplication; an oath; imp. ind. of thus toilsome, laborious,
hard, diffi-

, , ,
-.
pi. fern.
.,,, , .
a curse, cursing, imprecation;
bane, detriment, injury.
Heb. wilderness.
Dor. for
par. cres. act. of
.
Or
of same
Sync.
;
of
thus
Ion.
% f.
Ion.

Dor.
1 a.

(fr.
Dor.
mid.
cult; grievous, troublesome, op-

-,
pressive, cruel.

-ov, b,
d. sin. cont.
-a, and
a kind of serpent.
of
^
(85)
,
,,. , of
3 sin.

and
cont. pres. md.

-, -, and
act. (fr.
inactive,
fitable,
neg. and /pyoi/work)
lazy, indolent ; unpro-
unwrought, untilled,
idle,

un- ,
texture, or
sparkling, bright, glittering.
-6 -,
APE
manufacture ; glossy,

(fr. , Ar-

, .
fi,

,-^,,
white)
, -,
white,
b, , (fr.
bright, shining
cultivated. gos, a
Argo, a
town of Thessaly)
constellation
the ship
of tlie same.

,
(fr.

swift, violent, impetuous, d. pi. silver, and to exchange) idle) idly, lazily,

,
(fr.

', for a banker, money-lender, usurer. indolently fruitlessly, to no pur

,
;'

.
/,, ,
'

,
and Ion. -, -ov, (fr.
-a,
Argos) of Argos, one of
Argos, Argive, an Argive. d.
pi.

,
Ion.
bank, money-lender's

- -, - -, and
-ov,

-a, -ov,
, (fr. next)
office.

-,
pose
ately.
Apia,
ordure
;

(fr.
rashly, hastily, inconsider-

to take away) flth,

defilement, pollution.

.
;

,
-, b, (fr. Ar- -, -, (fr. silver) of -ov, b, , (fr. last) foul,
gus, and for a silver, silvery, silver; bright, filthy, obscene.
slayer, th.
'
to kill) the killer shining, resplendent, d. -, -, (fr. same) to

-,
f.

, of Argus, Lat. Argicida. An

,,, , ,
epithet of Mercury.
-,
pi. Ion. for
-ov, , (dim. fr.
befoul, dirty ; to defile, blemish,
disgrace ; to pollute, contaminate
.
tor

,
, ,
Poet.
-,
,
b,
.
b, , cont. by Syst.

-.
-, -,
, (fr.
and ^Eol.
white) white,
and
pov silver) small silver, small mo-
ney, change.

of silver,
-,,
-,
same) apiece
(fr.
coined silver, money.
, (fr. same) a silver
<5, -, -,
Poet, for
-, £,
f.

(fr.
-,
same as

b,
p.

same as
to
.
take
Ion.

away
and

bright, shining; active, swift, cup, or similar vessel.

, aloft, on high, above ; totally, ut-

,
impetuous. -ov, b, , (fr. same terly, entirely, completely.
-, f. -, p. -, (fr. ana an eddy) silver-wind- -, , (perhaps fr.same)

,
,
idle) to have leisure, be ing, silver-eddied, silver-stre.um• "^ITie point, or head of a weapon ;

,.
unemployed, or disengaged ; to

,
ed ; bright, limpid, clear. spike, barb.

..
linger , loiter ; to cease, stop. 1 a.
'
-, b, , (fr. -, b, (fr. to water)
and

, ,
ind. act. silver, a nail) set with irrigation^ watering, giving wa-
see silver studs, studded with silver. ter, or di ink ; drink ; a watering

, ,,-
'
-ov, b, the name of a Cy- -, b, (fr. same, and place, well, fountain, pool.
clops, a. sin. work, th. to labour) Dor. for 3 pi.

, ,.,
Apyr/,

•,
-,and
(fr. apXdjwhite) white,bright,
-,
-,
b, , a silversmith, worker in silver,
coiner of silver.
-, (fr. same, and
, .
-, ,
',pres. of

en
f.

to
-, to water, wet, moist
give water, or drink, par,

,
;

,,
shining, sparkling, flashing ; ac- to collect) to collect money, pres. mitl.
-
, tive, swift, violent,

and
see
-, , (fr.
impetuous. demand a tribute.

. same as
Dor.
, Arethusa, a fountain in Sicily.
-, , (fr. a curse) a
for

, ,
, ., ,, ,,
idle) a festival, holiday ; leisure,
rest ;
activity.

(perhaps
idleness, laziness, sloth, in-

potter's clay.
-,
or
fr.

, see
-ov,
white) clay,
b,
(fr.
ankle

ankles.
; a
-,

having fair, handsome feel, or

Or, wearing fringe, or
lace about the ankles, or on the
6,
silver,
fringe)

lower edge of the clothes. Or, with

and -,
and
silver-footed,
-, ,
the
threat,

-^,),
furious in
menace ; a
-,

or
(fr.

to rage) terrible inflght,

battle, warlike.

next) an Areopagile, a
curse.

Mars, and
-
-,
-, b, b, (fr.

, , same, silver rings round the ankles. judge of the Areopagus.

,
b, (fr.

-, -,

, ,
and a tooth) having white b, »/,
(fr. next, or
teeth. and a foot) silver-footed. b, the Areopagus, a court of su-

,,
, ., , ,,
bright; swift.
-ov, b,

-,-,
, more
,
beginning) first fruits,

, , , , ,
ferings.

. .,
, (fr. same)

(fr.
white,

usually, pi.
the
first of-
silver.

v. sin.

silver,
-ov, b, (fr.

of

and
Apos.

-ov, b,
for

a bow) carrying
(fr.
white) preme

<•, \
Athens.

09; and
of Mars, or Mars'
Mars, or war, warlike,
criminal jurisdiction ai

comp.
(fr.
1
(>-
'Ap7/j Mars)
; relating to
brave,

. bow; an epithet of
Ion. for par. a silver valiant.

', -, ,
-,
in ,
per. pass, of

, ,,
Peloponnesus) Argians, or
(fr. Argos
Apollo, silver-archer.

see
&c. of
g.
3 sin. of 2 f. mid.

, ,, ,,
Argives, natives of Argos.
-, (fr.
expressions, talk too
speak, or write
idle, and
''/ to say) to use superfluous

, from
much ;
the purpose.
to
silver,

same)
and

-,
-ov, b,

smith, caster of silver.

f. -, -,
work, cast, or form in
(fr.
to pour) a silver-

p. (fr.
-, -, —
par.
for
1
1 a.

a. act.
inf.
g. sin.

Ion. for
1
act.

a.
—
fern.

opt. mid.
-\-,
Dor.

3
—
pi.

,
to

, , .• ,
,
.
-, ,
of language.
talk, superfluity
Argus, who was
(fr. last) idle silver; to cover with silver; to
present loith money.
—
1 a.
-, JEo\.
ind. mid.
for.
—
-u<j, -ai,
-,
-,
-,

, , ,.
-ov, b, d. sin. of 1 a. opt. act.

, same — ,
,
,
said to have a hundred eyes.

of Thessaly.
- -, ,
Also a dog's name, Swift.
Argos, a city silver) vessels,
cont. of
-, ,
ornaments,
furniture of silver ; plate.
(fr.
or
1 f. ind. act.
a. sub. act.
2 a. inf.
-, ,
of
mid. of
(fr.
-n, 1

to

,
,
, , ,
Aigos, a city of Pe-
-ov, '/,

loponnesus, sometimes used for

Peloponnesus, sometimes for all
Greece.
Apyoj, -, -ov, white, bright, resplen-
dent; active, nimble, swift.
-ov, b, fi, same as ^,
and
with silver

white, and
to
- -%,
weave) of a
;
-, b,

b,
same,
,
to buy) purchased
a slave.
-ov, and Ao•
,
texture, th.
while, or
(fr.

(fr.

b- ight
please) a sentence, determination,
degree, resolution; gracefulness,
elegance, politeness, wit, raillery,
repartee.

agreeably, pleasingly.
,-,-,
(fr. same)

(fr.
gratefully,

same) pleas
(86)
 , mg , kind, courteous , , — ,. ,
,
, , , ,,., , ,,
; charming, Ion. for
a. inf.' act.
a. ?in. of , 3 sin.
1
API
a. inf.
a.
act
opt. at
—
or

.
1 1 1 t. a.
igreeable. 1

f. p. (fr. f. inf. act. of impr. mid. of last

to suit) to please, gain the by Att. •, -), 1 a. sub. pass, of

. ,, ,
approbation, or affection ; to ap- redupl. for per.' mid. in 3 pi.

propitiate, concili- ppcr. mid. and par. per. a particle prefixed, in com-

,
pease, calm,

,
ate ; to reconcile,
ences, settle

'
quiesce, agree in, be pleased with.
compose

/.
, ,
amicably;
to ac-
differ,

, mid. of But with

subscribed, by same for f/pa,
per. mid. of
position, to
poets, to increase or heighten
the signification ; much, very,
words chiefly by the

.' ' ., , - ,
to please one's self, (fr. for per. greatly.

,
,
. indulge
inf.

,
Ion.
Poet,

,
in. 1 a. act. ind.

Poet, for
par.
a. mid.
par.

1
1 f. mid.

,
par. mid. of
ly,
pactly.
conveniently; firmly,

-, , Mars, war, battle

-, -, -,
or rage of battle ; a wound, scot
the desire or love of war ; steel.
to lit) fitly,

;
-,
com-

thefury
apt-

,•
-, , ,
brated,
L Ariadne,
daughter of Minos.

dent, distinct.
and -,
to
-,

(fr.
know)
famoui ;
intens.
well knov
'/•,-

very ecenr, in-

and
the

,
pi. 1 f. mid. of last.
-, , (fr. next) a sen- -ov, Ion. , most -, and -ov,

,, , -,

, .
steel, iron. , ,
same, and

,
judgment, usually signifies

,
tence, decree, verdict, (fr.

,
, , ., ,
.
. ,
able.

^ ,
,
equitable.
Jit,
-,
"please) pleasing, agreeable ;

(fr.
-ov,

proper;

last)
(fr.

right,

pleasingly,
suit-
just,
to Ion. for
2
sub. act. of

mid. of
sin. and

for
—
g. sin.
3 sin.
of

1 pi. 1
] a.

f.
a tear) very melancholy, mourn-
ful, tearful;
much
weeping much,
inclined to teurs.
for
-ov, b,fj, (fr.
v. sin.
apt intens.
-
of

,. , ,
, , ,
agreeably
for
; fitly, properly.
Ion. for
'Ap»7rai,3sin. 2 a. sub. mid.ofatptd.
-, , (fr. next) a priesl-
and
to show)
for
splendid, brilliant;
fr.

, , , ,
imp. or 2 a. mid. of
3 sin. pres. mid. of . ess.

-, , (fr. apd prayer) a

renowned, famous, celebrated.
-ov, b, , (fr. same, and

,
, or rather fr.
Dor. for g.

-, , Aretas, a man's name

-, (fr. to please,
>/,

Mars) valour,
pi. of priest.

name

neg.
;

-,
and
-ov,
the son
-bv,
pits
for
b, a patronymic
of Aretas.

to speak,
(fr.
or
a
fr.
,
and
same, and
{fr.
clear) very clear, distinct,
evident, quite plain, manifest.
-ov, b,
emula-
tion) worthy of imitation, much

, , ,
prowess, courage, fortitude, reso-
lution ; worth, ment, virtue ; ex-
cellency, perfection ; force, ener-

, ,
gy, power, faculty.
-', (fr. same) to
pious.
to curse) inexpressible,
unutterable ; miserable,

-,
sad,
wretched ; cursed, execrable, im-

, (fr.
to be emulated or copied; excel-
lent, superior, illustrious ; bright,
clear, distinct.
(fr. last) emulously, stu-
diously, anxiously; clearly, dis-

,
f.

, , , Mars, and
please, appease, conciliate; to re- to display) tinctly, evidently, manifestly.
ceive into favour. bringing battle before him, deal- and -, ,
. ,, . . -, . ,
f), (fr.

, Dor. for g. cont. of ing slaughter round him; fierce neg. and a root) without

\
,, , . - ,,
, ,,,- , , , -
.- ,
Ion. for g. pi. of
warlike.
, -iv, par. of 1
root.
Dor. for
—

, , .' ,
for of a. a. pass, of 3 pi. cont. pres. pass.
by Sync, and Ion. for

,
Dor.

,
Ion. for 2 sin. of for 3 pi.
2 a. sub. mid. of S pi. 1 a. pass, of cont. pres. act. of*

-,
,
inf. act.
Ion.
—
for
Ion. for -
pres.
pass.
-, -, Ion.
ind. —
for
- 1 a
(fr.
-, f.

number)
p.
to number,

^,
,
,
.
. '
.
3 sin. imp. ind.

,
Dor. for

-
pres. act. of
f. -(, (fr.

aid, help, succour, assist, relieve,

—
fern. par.

Mars) to
impr.
par.
—
—
ind. pass, of
-, f.
.
-,
friendship) to love, be
inf.

p.
3
—
sin.

-,
fond
1

(fr.
f.
reckon, count,
among,
1 a.

.
act.
per. pass,
1
tell
consider, deem, suppose.

a.
over ; to class

pass,
inf. -par.

,. ,
, '

,, ,,
defend, protect.
-, , ,
fender, protector, preserver; an

,
assistant, helper, supporter.

,-,
neut. pi. of
(fr. last)

same
ade-

as
of, attached to, feel affection for ;
to make up, be reconciled.
•,
tender attachment, friendship.
>/,

-ov, b, (fr. same) alover,

friend, companion.
(fr. same) love,

count)
1 f.

a number,
whole, amount.
pass,

a. inf. pass,
-,
Poet, for
of last.
rb, (fr.
sum total,
to

&
', , , , ,
-ov, b, h, (fr. Mars, b, (fr. to join, and 1 a. inf. act. of same.
and swift) active in war, $vb the mind) union, agree -, Att. -, r), (fr.
warlike, brave, courageous ; Ar~ ment, love, friendship, attach to count) an enumera-

, ,
, , ,
,
eVhoos, a man's name.

(fr.

,
of war
geous.
and
same, and
in battle.

dear) dear
;
-ov, b,

(Ion. for
i), (fr.
to Mars, or fond
warlike, brave, coura-
-ov, b,
to kill) slain

same, and
,
ment, concord.

(fr.
joints,
gouty.

in the joints, gout.

-ov,
a joint
and
next) arthritic, relating
having pains in the joints

-*, i%
, (perhaps
(fr.

a small member
-,

next) pains

fr.
-bv
to the

;
tion, reckoning, counting over ;
a muster, survey.
>/, viz.

of next) arithmetic.
-,(fem.

-,
to count) arithmetical, relating t«
numbers, numeral, skilled in ac-
counts or numbers.
-,
-bv, (fr.
,
same) to be

,
par. to fit) ; -bv, (fr.

, , , may
per. pass, of to take) cut or part ; the privities ; the socket reckoned, thai be numbered ;
off, destroyed, blighted, blasted. of the eye ; a muscle, sinew ; an few in number.
of grammar. -, apb union)
,
for a. as if article in b, (fr.
-, . 0<5-,£-, p.-toKa,(fr.last) number; a number, multitude;
Lpfiv, ,, (fr. a lamb) to join, joint ; to adapt, fit, regu- a sum, amour*' a muster,
lamb'. late; to articulate,speak distinctly. levy.
(87)
, ,
,,
, , ,
API API APK

, . ,
city of the

.,
-- ,
-, Anthmath<ta,
Holy
-, ,
Lat., Arimaspi, a people of
fj,

land.
Arimaspians,
a I nificant.
left side,
misfortunes,
—
l(ft
ill

imp.
parts;
luck.
ind.
-, , the
the

Ion.
west;

of
and labour) laborious, dili-
gent, assiduous, activt.
-, -ov, (fr.
out attributed as a superlative to
Mars ;

, ,,
Scythia, who were said to hare for good) best, bravest, wor-
but one eye. Dor. for thiest excellent; chiif, princi-

. , — ;

-, ,
name of a place, 'fcm. par. pros. act.

, .
pal, noble.
- -,
,,
d. pi.

,,
,
to

fit)

,
or
see

, ,, -
named
,
propriety,
-,
-, , ,
after Ariobarzanes.
^, (fr.
correctness,
relating

good
er,
fern. part. 1 a. act.

- ,
general, prince.
the great, the nobility.
-,
Att.
best) a chief head, lead-
-(, ,
—
of

(fr.
a man's name.

fern,

best, and
of
-,
-,
to breed) the pa-
b,
r),

,
b, Aristotle.

used as the

(fr.

,,.,^, - ,
conduct; gracefulness, elegance. rent of a fine family, of a noble

,- ,
f. p.
and (fr. (fr. last) to fight bravely, be- race ; best bred, best of children ;
next) properly, becomingly have gallantly, be among thefore- nobly born.
gracefully.
, - -, most ; to excel, surpass. Dor. for

, ,\ -
,
intens. and
b,
to
(fr.
become)
dpi
. and
Ion. for
d. pi. of
g. of
- -, and -, b,

, , ,.
very proper, ft, right, becoming ;
splendid ; conspicuous. 2 pi. 1 a. impr. act. —
Aristophanes,
poet.
-,
a Greek comic

,
or 'Apiv, and or'Ap- 3 a. sub. act. of ,
, -, b, (fr. neg. and
,
-',
sin. 1
best, and the hand) very
b, (fr.

,
or ph the nose) wanting the f. (fr. din- brave, gallant ; strenuous, active,
nose ; simple, unintelligent, dull, ner) to give, or provide dinner ready, handy,

', ;

,
. ,
stupid. to invite, or entertain at dinner. -, b, (fr. din-
-,
, , ,
herb called also
", a
Also the name of an unknown
file, rasp, scraper.
best,
(fr.
every bravest ; the best, or
stoutest, as picked out for merit,
best) each ner) dinner-time.

intens.
- -,
and
b, r), (fr. apt
to trip)

,
;

Dor. for as a reward. smooth, slippery, sleep, precipi-

ana

, ,
lustrious ;
-,

courageous, brave.
b, ,
a mark) famous,
celebrated

-,
(fr.

(fr.
dpi mtens.

in war,
il- a man's name.

a man's name.
-,
b, Aristobulus,

-,
b, Aristogiton,

-, ,
tous ; deceitful, false, erroneous ;
doubtful, hesitating,
simple, credulous.

ly, evidently,
dubious

(fr.

- -, ,
next) very clear-
plainly.

,
b, b, (fr.
and a chariot) that best, and offspring)

,
best, the

,
';, (fr.
chief, father, or parent of a good and

,
has the finest chariot; the best intens. cautious) dis-
driver.

, . (fr. best) very

race, or noble progeny ; produc-
ing the best ; noble, high bred.
tinguished, remarkable ; distinct,
clear, evident ; shining, bright.

, ,
,
a man's name.

man's name.
,
well, excellently.

, , -,
-,
-,

.
b,

b,

-,
Arislagoras,

Aristceus,

(fr. -
a
', -,
a man's name.

best)
those
',
-, b,

the chiefs, leaders, nobles,

distinguished by conduct,
bravery, or spirit.
(pi.
Aristodemus,

of name.
-,
Arcadia, the
see

-,
-,
and
,

name
b,
Arion, a man's

(fr. last)
of a country.
-, ,
an Ar-

, ,- - ,
best, and rule) to com- and cadian.
,,
mand,

, .,
charge any
rule, or
take the lead in the state
office
-, b,
govern best; to

with credit.
Arislarchus, a
; to dis-
cy,
(fr.
to govern) an aristocra-
a government by the rich
and great; the
the nobles, and Ap«?,impers.

great, the no-

it

do.
suffices,

—
2
it
(fr.
is

pi. cont.
enough,

pres.
to suffice)
it

impr.
will

,, ,-
man s name. bility. mid. 3 sin. 1 a. sub.

, ,
(fr.

,
-, f. -,
dinner) to dine, eat
p.
to rule
-,
supreme ; to govern best
f. -, (fr. last) act. of
Ion. for ApKovvru;, (fr. •

,
a meal at noon. 1 a. act. to form, or compose an aristocra- same) enough.
' -, sufficiently,

, impr.

',
,
man's name.

-
-, ,
-.
Aristides, a
cy.
live
—
tocracy.
under, acquiesce in an aris-

-,
to 3
1 pi. of

pass, of same.
sin. 1

-, ,
f. act. —
1 f.

, ,
-ov, rb, (fr. b, Aristocrales, Arcesilaus, a

,
best) a reward properly of valour,
meed, recompense;

, -
a monu-
a man's name.
-, -bv, (fr.
man's name.
-a, b,
-, Att. -,
Dor. for last.
-

,
ment. an aristocracy) aristo- }),
(fr.

-, , viz. (fr. cratical, inclined to the aristo- to suffice) sufficiency, com-

\., -, hand. petency

,.
left) the left cracy. ; capability ; benefit, use-

,
be
hand.
left
f.

handed,

-a, -bv, (fr.

to
(fr.
use the
same)

best.
to
left tically.

,
best, and
-,
(fr. last) aristocra-

,»/, (fr.

a fight) foremost
fulness,
assistance, relief.

enough,
viz.
advantage;

it
,
is enough,
.

(neut. of next)
help,

same as
aid,

,
?,
,
The Greeks thought to amend, in fight, bravest in battle, excel-

,
or at least reconcile awkward ling in courage, valorous. -, -bv, (fr. to suf-
things, by giving them favoura- -, ,
(fr. un- fice) sufficient, enough.
ble
thus
foot,
names,
named
side, &c.)
hand, foot, eye, side, &c. ac-
cording to the substantive un-
derstood ;
ominous;
sinister, unlucky,
and thence they
the weaker hand,

inferior, small, insig-

left, the left

,
determined.
Or

best,
ed,
fr.

and
-,

-,
;
Or

b,
fr.

principal) dinner.
, (fr.
mind) well-mind-
well-intentioned, benevolent,
kind, liumane brave, valiant.
b, ,
rjpt

(fr.
early,

same
, -,
f.
(fr.

per, of the juniper.

-,-,
-, ,
p.
last) sufficiently.

-,
office, be sufficient, satisfy,
tent ; to avert,
(fr. next) juni-

the juniper tree.

repel,
-, con-
turn away,
to

(88)
 ;

drive
cour,
qffi; to relieve,
give assistance, help suffi-
-,
,
,,
aid, suc-
and
APN
-ov, b, ,
to strike) chariot rat-
(fr. same,

, ' ' --
'
disown, renounce ; to
withhold. 1 a. mid. ind.
APO

. refuse,

.
ciently. to be tling. sub. inf.

,
esce,
,.
satisfied, or contented ;
agree. 1 a. act.
to acqui -, b,
(fr. same, and
frame) a maker of
to
par.
-po,b,a lamb, (fr.

,
chariots, coachmaker. because they leap head fore-

,
Ion. per. pass,

,,1

,
a.

, pass,

-, , , Poet, for
1 f. pass.

-
-, , Armenia
menian woman.
-, b, , (fr. last) Arme-
; an Ar- most as lambs butt) adiver,fisl^
er for pearls.
-,
, name of a city, also

, . , -,
able ;
, •
(fr. last) sufficient,
assistant, helping,
capable,
useful,
nian.
-, , (fr. next) a tool,
of Neptune's nurse, Arne.
-, -ov, par.
—
—

.
mid.
beneficial ; averting, repelling instrument ; furniture, tackle,
, inf. 1 a.
— Ap-
, 3 sin. 1 a. sub. mid.
lucky, see also rigging, &c.

,
, ,, ,
bear) like a bear.
-a, -op, (fr. a
, -, -ov,
par. pres. pass. ofapu>tofit)
(Sync, for
of
-tj,

-, Att. -, ,
-, 1 f. ind. mid.

-
,.
-a, -ov, (fr. to be- adapted, fit, proper, convenient. (fr.

must, or be begun. deny) denial, disavow-

,
gin) it is to -a, -ov, (fr. to to

, ,, ,
-, -ov, and -ov, adapt) proper,
fit, suitable, al; refusal.
b, , (fr. the greater bear, agreeable ; familiar, intimate. 3 sin. cont. pres. sub. of

,
,
or the plough) arctic, northern;

bear.

,
respecting the constellation of the

-, b, (fr. a bear,
Harmodius.
Dor.
-,

fern. par. pres. act.

-,
b, a man's name

for
of
-, p.
-, -bv, (fr.
denies, or refuses, negative.
(fr. last)

,
same)

negatively.
that

,
,
and a mouse) some species or Apv'iov, -ov, (dim. ofapj alamb)

,
f.

,
of mouse.

, .
-ov, b, and , a bear ; the

-
constellation of the bear ; the
(fr.
adapt,
tune,
a joint) to adjust
apply, accommodate; to
harmonize; to fit, suit
a young lamb, lambkin, kid.
g. sin. of also,
-ov, b, same as
,
, ,.
north. agree; to espouse, betroth, con- 1 and 3 pi.
-ov, b, (fr. the tract. cont. pres. ind. pass. —
bear, and the tail) Arctu-
rus ; a star in the constellation
'
(fr. same) fitly, convenient-
ly, agreeably, aptly.
?, -,
cont. of
-ov, par. pres. pass,

,-^, ~,
of the Great Bear.
(fr. same, and
AmioT, (fr. same) lately, just now
and Ion. -, -, -, , atT original
(perhaps
means of
fr. a lamb,
barter)

,
to guard) the guardian (fr. same) a joining, fitting; to take, get, receive, have ; to

,
of the north, the constellation of closeness, compactness ; con- procure, acquire, purchase ; la

,
, . ,
northern.

,,, .
Bootes, or the ploughman.
-a, -ov, (fi\

-, ,. a
, ..
cap, or covering for the hair
same)

net, toils;
arctic,

a net,
a
cord, concert, agreement ; a com-
pact, covenant, bargain ; har-
mony.
-, and Ion.
man's name, Harmonides.
-, b, a
change, barter ; to reach, attain
to, arrive at ; to seek, claim ; to

assert, vindicate, par. pres. pass.

ind.
. du.
-, -.
imp.

,
;

,
fillet,

a chanot, ,
-,

, , ,
headband, garland.
same as
rb, (fr.
cart, carriage, vehicle.
to join)
-. -ov,
pining) fitting, answering, agree-
ing to; suitable, adapted; har-
monical, musical.
,-,^,,
(fr. a

,
g. pi.

1 a. inf.

Dor.
1 a.
of
m.
mid. of
for
par. —
-,
which

,
Heb. indecl. Arma- (fr. same) con• iEol. for -, 1 f.

geddon, the mountain of Me- gruous, fitting harmonious. ind. mid. of same.
giddo.
-, [, -, ;

-, 2 and 3

,. ,
a -,
-, and Ion. -\, -,
b, (fr. to Jit)
-, pi.

,
joint ; a joining, closure, seam ; 1 a. sub. mid. of
,

.', , .-
(fr. and
to firm, the a limb, member ; a hinge, bolt, same.

,
limbs) food, maintenance, allow-
ance , a pittance, small quantity.

,
a. sin. Ion.

, ,
latch.

per. pass, of
Ion. for 3 sin. '.
-,
Dor.
-, -, in
2 sin.

for
pres. sub. of

, ', ,
-, , -, ,

,
(fr. a car- (fem. of next) a 1 pi.

,
.,
riage, arid a wagon) a bride. 2 a. opt. mid. of
carriage, vehicle, properly for the -, -bv, (fr. to fit) Poet, for

nage.

,
ure of women ; a covered car-

, . ,,
convenient, suitable, agreeable.
in 3 pi.
which Dor.
act. of
-, ,
for pres. inf.

,
and -a,-ov, pres. opt. act. of tho herb ramp, or
(fr.

, ,. a carriage) belonging same as wakerobin.

to
like,

,
,
a

, ,
chariot, relating to carriages,

, .,
or in the style of a chariot ; Arnasus.
-, ,
-, b, a man's name, 1 a. impr. act. of

Ion. for 3 pi. 2 a.

,
curricle. a lamb) a ind. mid. of same.

,
(fr.
-, a sheep 1
— -,
>';, (fr. s, or lamb's skin.
. 1 a. inf. act.

, ,
carriage, and to drive) a. pi. or , 1 a. sub. act. of
-, , -, ,

,
charioteering, driving a carriage ; (fr. next) a place b, (fr• to

-, ,
a chariot race. where or mutton
lamb, plough) arable, fit jfi/r tillage;

,
is sold,

,
-a, b, Dor. for market, shambles. ploughed, eultivated, tilled.
-ov, b, (fr. same) -, b, (fr. a lamb) and

,
, ,
charioteer, driver of a chariot.
and Dor.

,. .
(fr. same, and

-,
-ov,
-, ,
victory) the
victory in a chariot race.
,
(dim. of same)
-,
grown lamb, ram,
-a, -ov, (fr.
lamb, like a lamb.

, -, -,
of
pres. inf.
hoggerel.
same) of a

mid. cont.
-,
ploughing,
farming
tillage ;
Att.

same
-?, ,
tillage,
agriculture,
a corn field.
as
(fr. same'j
cultivation,
land in

pres. inC
a small chariot or carriage,

and
race,
-, , (fr. same,
a race) a chariot
a neg. and
(fr.
f.

a lamb
slain when a treaty is made) io
quarrel irreconcileably ; to deny
(88)
p.

, ,
act.

(fr.
. pi. of
-, and
to plough) aploughmar
-, ,
 ; ;

,
tiller,

.
• .
'
,- , ,
husbandman ; a cultivator,
.
. 2 a. act. ind.
APP
sub. and
APP
-, b,

,
an epithet (fr. same, and

,
practitioner, student ; per. pass, /;, the face) oj
of oxen. and 1 a. pass, a manly countenance, of a noble

Aporoj,

, . ,
ing
{,
, , -
-,
, (fr.-
Ion. for acdroi;, g. fiin. of
to plough)
ploughing ; the season for plough-
procreation. |-•//,
mid.
and
and

-^poj,
{/.
and //7<5.
and Poet.
2 a. 'pass.
per. ind.
mien, or

-ov, , )';,
air.

(fr.
->,
neg. and
incline) not leaning, inclining, or
and
to

,
;
-/), -bv, (fr. same) plough- 1

-, , (fr. last) robber, bending ; upright, erect; straight,

,..,, ,
pluwknr,

,
ed ; arable, Jit for tillage. spoiler, ravisher. direct ; impartial, unbiassed
pi. -, -bv, (fr. same) pil- insignificant, of no consequence,
-, Att. -,

,
b, Poet. laging, plundering; rapacious, weak, feeble.
•, ,
for
\., -, Att. -, >/, sod'
covetous.

rapaciously, eagerly.
(fr. last) violently tiality, indifference
(fr. last)
;
impar-
equitable

',.
ncss.
-, and -, -bv, (fr. to d. pi. of

,
,
,
-,
a

.-
as
.

, ,, ,
plough) to plough, till, or pre
pare land; to labour, cultivate

,
the earth.

^ .
sin. cont. par. pros. act.
and

-, Att. -, , same
(fr.

of
a.
last.
seize) plundered, robbed
wrested, extorted.

violent,
furious.
-a, -ov (fr.
ravenous

ciously, violently ;
(fr. last)

(fr.
;

same)
same)
swift, eager,

rapidly, vora-
by snatches.
;

to
seized,

rapid,

seize,
bee

of any kind.
majilikc,
or

brave, valiant.

last) to
-,
-ov, b,

manly

play
-, -,
f.

man;
,

Adj.

the
;
not to be broken.

-,

p.
b, a male
masculine^
strong, slout %

to bully,
(fr.

, , £, - -, b, , (fr. grasp, lay hold upon ; to catch rail, scold.

-,

,
next, and figure) like, or re- an opportunity. b, , (fr. same)
sembling a plough. -, , , to male, masculine, strong; harsh,

, , ,
(fr.
-, ,
-
(fr. to rob) rapacious, ravening, de- stern ; severe, rigid, fierce,
plough) a plough. vouring ; subs, a ravisher, plun- rough.
-, b, (fr. last, and derer. -, -,f. (fr. same) to

,. , ,
,
a foot) the foot, or

act. of
-,
the plough, the ploughshare.
cont.

-,
fcr

and Ion.
prcs.
sock of

inf.

-,
same.
JEol. for
-,
a. pi.
1 a.
of
-,
.
par. act. of
1 a.

, par. of
t ike a

have masculine

.
husband,

male. par. per. pass,

to
marry.
act the
; to

-man,
desire
be-
the

,,
, (fr. to plough) arable, -, f. -, (fr. -, , (fr. in
ploughed land, afield, farm ;
- -,
sickle) to plunder, rob, steal. expressible, and to do) im

,
a square measure of 100 cubits,
about the third of an Irish acre ;
ground, land

,
; the earth.
-a, -ov, (fr. last) arable, '
,
-<5>),
the ground) on a level with the
ground, on the ground floor.

-, ,
-, ,
b,

and
//, (fr. piety ; wickedness,
J'amy, obscenity.
-,
abominable, detestable ; obscene,
b, ,
villany

(fr.
;

same)
in

,
fit for, or relating to tillage ; ru- (fr. to seize) a infamous ; a villain, profligate.
ral, rustic, wild. rope, cord ; a halter, noose, snare, '**, -,
, , (fr. a neg. and
-, ,
(dim. of same) a trap. to speak) unutterable, inex-

,
smallfield, paddock, a little farm.
^,-, 3 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of
,. -, , the sole
(fr.

of the foot) the bottom, root, or

pressible ; not before spoken,
mentioned, or talked of, unuttered;

,
,
plough,
f. p. to foot of a mountain ; a fence, or

,
not to be named, or repeated,
abominable, impious ; obscene,

,
cultivate ; per. pass. wall of loose stones.
till,

", -,
.
,
haste,
-, -.
-, Att. -, , same as

hastily,
(fr.

by snatches; rapaciously, rave-

eagerly,
to seize) in
swiftly, ,
, (fr.

-,
fabulous
to seize)
a sickle, reaping hook ; a crooked
sword, hanger, scimitar ; a vul-
ure, bird ofprey.

, (fr. same) a harpy,

winged fend ; a
,
,
enigmatical, mysterious.

ly,

.
,,
up on hands
(fr.

mysteriously.
see

t/ie
last) secretly, obscure

to crawl, or scramblt
and feet; l»

,.
'a

-, ,-, /,',
mount, climb.

,
nously, forcibly. storm, whirlwind.
-~, -, a. sin. b, earnest, handsel;

, -, , a basket, paw
-ov, b,

,
par. 2 a. pass, of same. a pledge, pawn, token, security. and
-, ,
rapine, robbery,
(fr.

pillage, taking - -,
to rob) a. sin.
b, , (fr. neg.
nier, or other wicker vessel.
-,
b, (fr. a neg. and

,
byjorce ; a hook, drag, grapple, and to break) unbroken, rhythm) inharmonious,

, . , ,
used for fishing up things fallen
into a well.
entire, sound,
strong, durable, lasting,
whole ; firm,

,
unmusical; irregular, not me
thodical, loose, wild ; immode

*,
same.

, , 1 pi. 2 f. ind. m. of

and " -, ,
Poet, for
Ion. for
1 a. act.
which
of

,
rate.

, ,
ly, irregularly.
(fr. last) inharmonious-

, , ,
{ft. same) spoils, plunder, booty (fr. a neg. and
-ov, b, , -ov, b, >), (fr. a neg. am'

,, ,
;
pillage rapidity. a seam)
without seam, filth) clean, neat ; pure,

,
;

,,
prcs. ,
bery, plunder, pillage.

pres. inf. act.

:,
ind.
3
-,
sin.
act.
b,

—
(fr.

,
—
same)

3
rob-

pi.

.
woven throughout, of one piece.

—
(fr.
a. sin.

and
.
—
pi. of '.
male) mascu-
-r),
. pi.

-bv, ,
f.

and

,
,
chaste; upright.

, ,^ - mid. of

-.
for

which see.
Ion.
fr.

for
3 pi.

up,
1

,
pi. par. pres. act. of line, manlike ; robust, strong. and
-, •,
',-, -,

,-
f. and Dor. -ov, b, , (fr. same, and -,. (fr.

p. and to rob, to be) bearing males, a neg. and to be strong)

plunder, pillage, spoil; to snatch, producing a manly offspring. to be sick, infirm, labour undo
seize, take forcibly, carry q(f ; to (fr. same) in a manly ill health.
worry, tear, devour. 1 a. act. '- manner, stoutly, bravely. , (fr. last) sich'
(90)
 ; ;;

APT APT APT

', *
,nets,
health.

,-,
weakness,

-, ,
ness, disease, infirmity.

firm, weak, languid,

(fr.

b, !} , (fr.
infirmity,

same)

same)
sick;
sick-
ill

in-
an
a trencher-friend; one of Ho-

,.
mer's mice.
-, and
-, ,
hang up) any thing suspended,
(fr.
-, see

to
,
ly,

well
or

math, new.
joined^

-,
-, ,

b,
perfect,

fj,
f/,

to glue) slicking fi r mly, strong ;

compact

(fr.
(fr.
and

,
;
late-

lately

to suit)

,, hung up, or attached to, an ap- even, equal ; whole entire per-

,
invalid. ;

,. ,, ,
, h, (perhaps fr.
a prayer, a lamb being a fre-
quent sacrifice) a lamb. d. pi,
pendage ; a bell ; a pendant, ear-
ring.
-, b, (fr.
pender, or support of a burden,
same) a sus-
,
'
fect, complete,
agreeable, proper.
-, , ,
-,
sound

b,
Poet, for
f),
;

(fr.
apt, fit,

,
JE61. for any contrivance to bear a load ; sound, and a foot) surefoot'

,,,. ,., ,
1 a.

per. mid. — JEio\. for the shoulders, back; a strap, ed, sound in the feet, firm, steady
1 a. par. act, thong, rope, belt ; a case, sheath, strong, healthy.

,
,
—
same as
neut. sin.

-,
.
—
or a. du. of

-ov, (fr.
a. sin.

male)
,
,
scabbard ; a kind of shoe.

anl.1

the pulse;
-,
, (perhaps fr.
to
air,
keep) an artery
the windpipe.
, tion,
-, Att.
to form) finishing, perfec-
culture, care; ornament,
embellishment, decoration.
-, ,
-, , (fr. ap-

,
masculine. -, -ov, (fr. last) arte- fj, (fr. lately,
-, , , same, and produce) new born,

.
(fr. rial. to

, ,
abed) a sodomite. -, , same, and very young ; that has lately borne,
',
and
-, , ,
-,
see
-, ,
to cut) a cutting, wound-
ing, or separation of an artery ;
(fr.
just delivered,
-, , ,

,
Att. (fr. (fr. same, and
to raise) exaltation,
raising, lifting up ; a carrying, or
elevation, or of the throat.
- -, ,
to turn, to rear)
just reaitd, or arrived at maturi•

.., ,
", (fr.

t ^-ing away, deprivation ; a bur- same, and a likeness) arte- ty, young.

, , ,
,-, -, ,

,
din load; tux,
1
tribute. rial ; resembling, or relating to f/, (fr. same, and
see b, an artery. to kill) lately dead, just kill-
—

, ,
i".

, 1 a. impr. act.

ind. act. iEol. of

-ov, b, Artabazus, a
1

lately,
now,
just
at present,
now;
henceforth, henceforward,
already
or
ed.

perfect, and
-, , ,
to think, th.
(fr.

man's name.

, -, , Arlubanus, a
from
now,
this lime ;
till this time.
until
In compos,
,, it mind.
the mind) sane, sound in

, -
man's name.

,
for grain.

.
-, ,
-6, ,
a Persian measure

Dor. for
implies newness ; or, for

,
whole, perfection.
(fr. equal) equal-
ly, evenly, of equal number.
-, -,
,
, ly,
truly.
(fr.
entirely;

(fr.
same)
soundly,
perfectly, whol-

lately) just
sensibly,

now,

,
f. p. (fr. recently, lately ; evenly, fitly.
-, , bread, play at odd and even; -, , ,

, ,
(fr. same)

,
to (fr.

,
and to cut) abutcher, cook, to ft, make even, or equal ; to bread, and to toil) well

.
butler. prepare, provide, furnish. baked bread well wrought
; ; a
-, , hang -, , same) odd

,
(fr. to (fr. crust, or piece of bread.
up) a
rope, strap, belt,
halter, noose, collar; a
support.
and even ;
- -,
playing at it.

and AprU

,
,, to
-, ,
knead) a baker.
fi, (fr. same, and

,, ,
-, b, Arlaxerxes, a -, , >), (fir. late- same as
man's name.
-, and Ion.
-, -, hang up, sus-
-, f.
ly, and
budding; but

- -, , ,
to
now shooting;
bud) lately

,
, and
-, ,
-, , ,
make) a baker.
to
(fr. bread,

,
p. to sprouting, fresh. (perhaps fr.

,
to

,
pend; to attach, or fasten to; (fr. raise) bread, a loaf; food.
to support by. and lately, and an infant) -, , (fr. bread,
Ion. to harig, be sus- lately bom, infant, young. and to eat) loaf-nibbler,
-, b, , (fr. same, and
, -, ,
,
pended from, or supported by one of Homer's mice.

,
to

, ,
to depend upon, rely, trust to;
prepare, provide,
to conciliate, ingratiate.
-a, b,
make ready ;

Artemas, a man's
and
marriage) new married.

--,-,, ,
-, b, ,
a birth-day) same as
, , Poet, for
(fr. same,

,
,
.
3 sin. 1 f. pass. Ap-
2 pi. 1 f. ind. act. of ap-

(fr.
—
to

,
name. (fr. same, pickle) sauce, seasoning ; pickle,
a. sin.
-,, and neut. pi. of and to be born) new brine.
-,
whole, or fr.
(perhaps fr.
a neg. ond
born, lately, or just born ; very
young.
-, ,, , ,
same) seasoning,
-, Att. -,
relish, sauce.
f], (fr.

-
,
to divide) whole, entire ,

,
; fj, (fr. same, or f. p.
safe, sound ; even, not odd ;

.
Jit, and a tear) lately weep- (fr. to fit) to fit, suit,

,
proper, suitable. ing, mourning just now ; in- accommodate ; to contrive, feign ;
-, -', ,

,
and Diana. clined to weep. to provide, furnish, equip;

'
. .•
to
-,
, the herb mug-
- -, ,
-a, -ov, same as
.
season, salt, pickle. 1 a. act. -

,
worth or molherworth; Artemi- (fr. par. pres. pass,
>/,
sia, a woman's name. perfect, and speak) talka- per. pass,
-, ,
to
. par.

, . , ,
(fr. tive ; articulate, distinct, clear 1 a. ind. pass. 1

.
f.
Diana) a festival, temple, statue, specious, insinuating, artful pass.
or other thing dedicated to Diana. true, speaking truth, genuine. par. 1 a. mid. of
-, -,

, ,
b, (fr. to f. (fr. same) to fit, -•:, b, (fr. to

,
hang up) the mainsail, 'foresail, 'frame ; to compose, settle ; to draw) a measure ; a glass-full\
topsail
arm,

bread, and
;

a. sin.
a sailyard, yard, or yard-

-,
-,
b, a man's name.
b, (fr.

a waylayer)
finish, complete
form.

and
- -, ,
•$
blooming, fust flourishing.
;

to
to execute,

/, (fr.
bloom)
same,
fresh
per-

, gill; a bucket and wheel, or such

like

et,

draw
machine for a
-,/,
pump,
(fr.
or other instrument
water.
well.
same) abuck

(91)
 — ;

,,
, , ,
,and ,, f. . >/- ginning, and evil) the
APX
f. -, (fr. -
, / draw, raise from below ; to cause, origin, author of evil, or a high priest) to be, or del as
lift. misfortune. high priest.

,and

- ,
arc^-e/,
,
man's name.

,
indccl.

-, .
an angel)
Arphaxad,

(fr.
arc/t-
chief angel, prince of
head,
a -ov,

people, prince, chief.

chclaus, a man's name.
-, Att. -, ,
0,
the people) a ruler of the
Also, Ar-
(fr. same, and

, (fr.
-f), 'ov, (fr.
lating to the high, or chief priest,
or to his office, pontifical.

- -7,
, cases of
-,
-,-, -,
same) re-

-, ,

,angels. to govern, and a city) and Att.

-, Dor. ruling in the city, pre-eminent in chief, and a
, -, , b, for (fr.

, *
(fr.
,
,
, . ,,
a head,

,same, and
and
Dor. for ap^yo?, -ot», ,

leader,
to lead)
captain, chief,
the

for
—
having influence, or
state,
power in public affairs. Subs, a
sovereign, ruler, prince.
pres.

— >,
inf.
priest) a high priest, chiefpriest;
a chief, head, or father of the sa-
cerdotal families
a pontiff,
among the Jews ;
bishop; a sacred ma-

,
ruler. pass. Ion. for gistrate, regulating holy
officer
Dor. for (fr. 3 sin. imp. ind. pass. ceremonies.
-,
,
,
same) from old;
ly, anciently,
-, at,
fruits, first offerings.
-,
long ago.
oj old,

(pi. of same) first-

former-

-
Dor. forapvou, pres. impr. pass,
of

beginning, and
-, , ^, (fr.

a stamp)
the
high priesthood.

and
-, b,
,),

(fr.
(fr.

a friend) a dear
last) the

chief,

, ,
f.

ancient) to imitate the an-

cients; to adopt old customs ; to
p. -, (fr.

,
original,
Subs, an
type.
elemental, primitive.
original, pattern, arche-

. >,
friend, intimate companion, chief
favourite.
-ov, b, (fr. same, and

,
restore to its undent state. same as a eunuch) a prinapal

, and -, -, A-PX^Ii -ns, r'h beginning, com- eunuch, the chief of the eu-

,
(ir. same) antiquated, old, old mencement, origin ; an extremity, nuchs.
-,

,
fashioned. or outermost point, end ; a first, -, (fr. the be-
(fr. last) old fashioned- or original state; a principle, ginning) primary, original
ly ; anciently. element, cause, head ; authority, chief, principal, head; ruling,
-,

,
of
ol, (pi. an- rule, dominion, power, com- royal,imperial ; fit for command,

,
, ,, ,
cient) the ancients; ancestors, mand, empire, supremacy ; of- able to direct.

'/
,
forefathers. fice, magistracy ; a magistrate. -ov, b, (fr.
-, ,
(neut. of same)
principal sum ;
PI.
-'
first-fruits, first offerings. chief, and a pilot)

, -,
from the be- chief pilot, master, commander.

,
a loan, debt, or
usance, usurious profit ; inter- ginning, from eternity, or -ov, b, Archilochus, a

,
est, return, income. for man's name.
-a, -ov, and Ion. -, -ov,
-, in the beginning, at first, former- -ov, b, (fr.

,
comp. sup. (fr. ly ; absolutely, verily. chief, and a cook)

, ,
the beginning) ancient, old, and -, chief cook, or butcher ; a butler ;
of former times ; old fashioned, (fr. next)hold the supreme au-
to a captain of the guard.

,
antique, out of date. thority, rule, govern, command, -ov, b, (fr. same,
-,
-
(fr. last) anti- direct.
'^, wine, and to pour)

,
17,

,
quity, the men,
or times of old ; and Dor. chief cupbearer a head butler.
;
-, , and -, b, (fr. same, and

,
anrientness, oldness. (fr. ruie,

'
and
-, , (fr.
an
rule, to lead) a leader
an author, beginner,
; a prince, a pirate) a chief, or cap-

,
to elect) election, ruler; first tain of pirates.
creation of magistrates. cause. -,
b, (fr. same, and
-,

, ,
-¥, , same)

,
f. fr. last) to (fr. a shepherd) a chief, or
assemble for, or hold an election ; same as last in the fem. gender ;
head shepherd.

,
to elect, vote, choose ; to canvass, a woman ruler ; a patroness. -ov, b, (fr. same, and
-, ,
,
solicit voles, or interest. (fr. same) a lead- a horse) a master of horse,
-,
, (fr. an- er, chief, prince, ruler. chief groom, equerry. Also a

,
cient) imitation of the ancients
'
Ion. for from man's name.

, ,, ,
affectation of antiquated style;
an archaism, or ancient phrase,
the beginning, anciently ;
long ago.
former- -, , (fr. same,

,
ly,^ and an ambassador)

,or mode of expression.

, ,
(ir. same) anciently, for-
and
in the beginning, origi-
for a chief ambassador, the head of
an embassy.

,
merly, of old. nally, at first ; principally, chief- -, , (fr. same v
-, , govern- ly ab- bread, and make}

,
(fr. ; totally, entirely ; verily, to

,
ment) a prince, chief, ruler. solutely. a chief, or master baker.

. -, b, a mean's
-, , (fr.
name. a. sin. par. 1 a. pass, -, , (fr. same,

,
rule, of and a general) head

,
and justice) a just ruler, -ov, b, (fr. chief, general, commander in chief.
and a physician) a chief same,

, ,,
equitable magistrate, impartial -ov, b, (fr.

jud»e. surgeon ; an eminent physician. and a synagogue) a

-, white vine. -,
, (fr. same, ruler, governor, or warden of 1

--
), the
—

, . ,, ,
3 s'm. pres. ind. and a scribe) a chief synagogue.
pres. inf. act. — ,\res. scribe, or principal clerk, the f. -, and
inf. pass. 3 sin. pres. head, or ruler of the scribes, chief -, f. -, (fr.

, ,
ind. pass, of secretary. an architect)model, to

,
(neut. of next) Archidamus, a scheme, design, draw a plan ; to

,
-ov, -ov, b,
the palace, court, or residence of man's name. invent, devise ; to build.
-, , -,

.
the prince, or magistrates ; a same)

,
(fr. ;/, (fr.

council chamber, courts ofjustice, chief, fetters, and a building, architecture.

public hall, guard) a chief, or principal jailer. -, , (fem. of
-a, -ov, same as -, , (fr. same) next) architecture.
LpxtKaKo^ -, h, , (fr. be- same as last. -*/, -or, (fr. next)
(92)
 ; — ;

, ,
architectural, relating to building,'
skilful in architecture.
-, ,
and
fume,
-, b, ,
to bring) bringing per-
incense-breathing ,
(fr. same,

sweet
,
,
man's name.
-, ,
indecl.

(fr.
Asdrubal,

,•
imp

,
(fr.

,
chief,
master builder,
neer ; an
intriguer, plotter.
and

inventor, contriver;
a workman) a
engi-
architect,
an
',-,
smelling.

,,
-, ,
until that,
b,
themedlar
Dor. for
till then.
. tree.
ous^ impiety, profanation, un-
godliness ; wickedness, sin.

same)
-, f.

to act
-, p.
impiously, be un-
'fr.

-, , (fr. same, and

,
,
a. fern. pi. of '.

,
.
godly, sin. 1 a. inf. act.

, -, *,
a revenue officer) a chief
collector, or head farmer of the

,-,
revenue, principal tax-gatherer.
b, (fr.
a dining-room) aruler,
same, and ,,
,~ . ,indecl.
Dor.
or
1 a.

is fr.
Asa, a man's name.
for

inf.

, .. act. of
or
1 a. act. of

But ,.-,
of
a. sin.

piety, profanation,
and neut.

, (fr.
pi.

next) im-
v;ickedness
cont

president, or steward of a feast.

-,
b, (fr. same, and
,-, a neg. and
b,
to agitate) still, calm,
(fr.

,-
a sin, crime
ment.
; an expiation, atone-

, , a tribe) the chief of a tribe,

or ward;
borough.

,. .
,
a headsman, head-

Sync, for
— -par.
unagitated, unshaken ; not to be
shaken, immoveable,firm, steady

b, , (fr. neg. and

-,
a
and
ungodly

,-,,,
fane.
;
-, b, , (fr. neg.
respect) impious,
wicked, sinful, pro-

pres.

,
pass.

-,
see
or Ion. for
par. per. pass, of

b, (fr. chief) ,.
trumpet) unsounded, not pro-
claimed ; silent, still, not disturb-
ed by the trumpet.

,-,
par. 1 a. mid. of or , ',
, .;
vernable, wild.
(fr. neg. and
a chain) not fastened to,
unattached, unharnessed, ungo-

-,
,
prince, ruler, chief, governor; a

, ,. ,.
leader, conductor, guide.
chief, arch, head.
Adj.
dirt, and
, (perhaps
to
fr.

lessen) a
wanton) same as
-, ,
f.

(fr.
(fr.

same) wan-

, ,
d. pi. of basin, or washing vessel, tub, tonness, lasciviousness, lewdness
f. -, p. (fr. same) bath. immodesty ; impudence, inso-
to commence, originate
begin, pres. inf. act. cont. of lence ; insult.
to rule, command, sway.
govern, -, f. -, (fr. same) to
to make a beginning, -ov, ,, neg. and
(fr. wanton, play lasciviously, act ob-
undertake, take in hand, attempt

,. .,•- ,
to

' . -,-
be ruled, governed, subject
obey, submit.
par.

. imp. pass,
1 a. act.
pres. pass. par.
to,

ind.
and
- -,
shoes, unshod, barefoot.
a

to
slipper)

sound, whole, healthy ; not liable

b,
without

, (fr.
rot) 720/ putrid,
neg.
,
,
scenely, behave indecently.

(fr.
It is
construed actively in the passive
like a deponent.
same) wantonly,

- -,
lewdly; insolently.
-,

,
a.
'
par.

//ar

,
.
, ,
mid. ind.
inf.
per. ind. pass,
1 f. mid.

par.
sub.
1
to decay, lasting, imperishable.

thinness;
-,
, (fr.
flesh)
neg. and
leanness,
want, or
lankness.
decay of
or intens. and
according to
b, {/, (fr. a nog

some,
bly good manners
a place
of remarka-
according to ;

, ,
Poet, for 1 flesh. others, of notorious infamy) pe-

, .
pres. sub. mid. of* same) tulant, impudent, insolent ; wan-
pi. last.
-, -ov, b, (fr. lean,

, -, >/,

-ov, . pi. meager, thin. ton,debauched, lewd, lascivious ;

par. pres. act. of same.
-, -ov, , foalfoot, or wild impure, sliameless.

, . , ,.
same) a spikenard. same as
b, (fr.
",
,? -, neg. and
prince, ruler, governor, chief Ion. for 2 sin. 1 a. act. b, , (fr.
magistrate, archon. of the moon) dark, without
, f. and p. -, , (fr. neg. and light ; dim, gloomy, shady.
, to fit, adapt; de- to settle, clear) indistinctness, ob- -ov, b, , (fr. a neg. and

,-
termine,

-,
decide ;

.
to furnish,
provide, accoutre ; to cover, hide ;
to shield, protect ; to bind, fasten,
scurity, confusion, want of per-
spicuity, uncertainty.
-, b, , (fr. same)
honourable) dishonoura-
ble ; dishonest ; irreverend ; base,
mean, undignified.

,
fix, build; to refresh, recreate;

, ,. ,
-
to plot, contrive; to agree, ac-
quiesce, accord ; to suit, match,

,,
indistinct, obscure ; perplexed
involved ; uncertain, dubious.
-, f. -,
(fr. loath-
-ov,
to revere)
-,
b, ,
same
(fr.

, , (Gen.
same, and
as
xviii.

.
agree with, answer to. 1 a. act. ing) to disgust, offend, cause, or 25. ) impious, ungodly, wicked.
-by
,
, .
, . , ,
ind. rjoa,
par.
andiEol.
per. mid.
and produce aversion, to be,
or feel disgusted, loathe, distaste ; of
,' -, ,
Dor. for

<5
1 f. mid.

,
redupl. and Poet, to abhor, dislike, reject ; to fret, (fr. to satiate)
—
,
sub. act. of
1 f. ind. act. la. grieve.
-ov, b, , and in fern.
nausea,
like,
loathing ; disgust, dis-
aversion ; trouble, uneasim

,-,
er-,

,
a champion,
a patron.
,
,
,
-, ,
.,
assistance, relief;

.
, , , .
(fr.

, (fr. same) a help-

,
defender, guardian, protector ;
asserlor,
remedy, cure.
to help)

avenger;
a neg. and

-,
(fr.
to extinguish) unquenchable, in-
extinguishable.

-, ,
f. -, same
and
as -
-,
ness, anxiety.

1 a.
2 sin. 1 f. mid.
pass, of
opt.
1 a. pass,
,
— &£, par.
of
sub.

a neg. anc
of

, -., -ov, b, (fr.

(fr. intens. , (perhaps fr. dirt, and to mark) not markea
and to smell) a perfume, to cast) soot, smut, ashes ; or branded, unmarked; unob-

, •- , ,
odour, scent, in pi. aromalics, a spot, speck, stain, taint. served, unattended, unguarded
-, -,
grain
,-,,
sweet spices. Also, (fr.

; flour.
to
plough) ploughed, or tilled'land ;
Poet, for
-, -,f.
.

(fr.
(fr.

same)
last)

to
unprotected, neglected.
(neut. of next) un.
stamped, uncoined, or unwroughi
-, -ov, and smut, mark with soot, or other silver ; plate.
6, -, -, and Att. -,
(fr.
fragrant.
last) aromatic, odoriferous
, . black dirt

same)
;
-to dirty, stain, taint.

sooty, smutty, dirty.

-, , , (fr.
b,
a mark) without any mark.
or note of distinction ; mean, «j»
, (fr. neg. an<3

'93\
 ; ; )

,
,
significant ; humble, lowly, mo-
dest ;
indistin

ly•
obscure, inconsiderable
:t, confused.
(fr. last) obscurely, mean-
,
,
out a rword or weapon,

,.
ed.
-, ,
-,
Ion. for

b, silver.
,
unarm-

fern, of
,
,
ment ; study, pursuit, diligence
custom,
training.
-a, -ov,
practised, tried,
habit;

&c.
regimen,

(fr. same) to be
;
diet,

,
thy ;
-ov, b, $, (fr. neg. and
to rot) sound, whole, heal
lasting, durable, incorrupti- ,-
and of a

ard
-, fi,

city.
-,
the name

b, ,
of an herb

(fr. a neg,

,
school, hall,
-ov,
or public place for
study or exercise ; a monastery,
, (fr. same) a

,
ble. to hurt) unhurt, free convent.

,
,. ,
Heb.
name.
-,
indecl. Aser,

-, 1 a. sub. act.
a man's

of

,
from harm,
less,
,'-,
miry
innocent.
-ov, (fr.
boggy, marshy.
safe, sound

dirt)
; harm

muddy,
er, master
-ov, b, (fr.

-,
cised, practiced ; usual,
; an
-bv, (fr.
same) a
ascetic, hermit.
same)
teach-

exer-
custom-

, ,
;
and -, ", (fr. a -ov, b, a kind of locust. ary ; elaborate, complete, perfect ;
neg. and strength) weak- -, Att. -, and ascetic, austere.
bad health ; want,

, ,., , ,
ness, infirmity, -is, (perhaps fr. d to dry) -a, -ov, (fr. a intens. and

,
poverty ; cowardice, pusillani- mud, slime, mire ; filth, dirt, a shade) shady, dusky,
mity. sweepings. dark, gloomy. Or, (fr. a neg.
— -, -,

,
neut. sin. -, a neg. and without shade, exposed, open^

, ,
f. (fr.
-, -, cases of food) to fast. glaring, desolate.
-, f. -, . (fr. same) fasting. Dor. for
(fr. a neg. and strength) and -, , (fr -ov, b,JEsculapius, l)s>

•- ,
to be sick, weak, or infirm; to lan-
guish, pine, decay ; to be im-

,
,
poverished, reduced, or destitute ;
to be in doubt, waver, par. pres.
same) fasting, abstinence from
or neglect of food ; hunger, want
offood.
-, same) to fast. ,
, .
god of medicine.

-
JEsculapius.

.
-ov,

, same
b, the

as
son oj

,,. ,
(fr. -ov, b,
-,
f.

act.
tov
-ovv.

, \,
-. imp.
1 a.

-, ,
act.
-, -.
-,
ind. act.
par.
b, an
-ov,
fasting, hungry, starving.

eft,
and
, 17,

newt, lizard.
(fr. same) unfed,

-ov, , dund. and

same as
-ov, b,
to contain) a
(perhaps fr. re-

,,- -, - ,
ease,
;

pi.
same)
weakness, infirmity of body or
mind prejudice; sickness, dis-
(fr.
also, a
-ov, h,
to dig)
-ov, b,
man's name.
,
a kind of bird;

(fr.
undug,
a neg. and
untitled, ,
. ,
,
leathern bottle, skin sewed up tt
hold liquor ; the human body liv-
ing, or a corpse.
1 pi. pres. cont. ind. of

,
sup.
-, b, , comp.
(fr. same)

, uncultivated;
barren.
neglected, waste,

,. -, and Ion. -,

,
infirm, weak, feeble, impotent ; -ov, b, a woodcock. , name of a town.
sick, ill; poor, destitute, indi- -ov, b, (perhaps fr. a 1 sin. cont. pres. ind. let

,
gent

,
; simple, ignorant, silly.

weak, sickly, delicate

digent.
-, -bv, (fr.

;
sick)
poor, in-

,,
neg. and
couch or pallet
bed; a footstool.
;
a curtain) a
a small, or poor

(fr. same, and ,

'

,,
of
", -,
a song, poem, verse.
-ov,
rb, (fr.

(dim. of last) a ,
to s;ng)

,,
1 pi, cont. pres. ind. to wink) without wink- ballad, ditty.
— -, -,
,-, -,
act. ing, steadily, steadfastly. or indecl. a man's
cont. cases par. -, , a kind of worm. name, or an eastern title of an
pres. act. of same.
- -, , , and officer immediately attending

,
,, -,,
feebly poorly.
;
(fr. sick) weakly,

, to
neg. and
unhurt, safe,
hinder)
(fr. the king.
-, -ov, (fr. par.

,
Ion. for 1 a. ind. pass, sound ; unimpeded, unhindered, per. pass, of to delight) glad,

-, -.
,
of to hurt. free. willing, pleased, delighted, comp.
~b, (fr. to

,
(fr. next) harshly, hard-

,
,
sup.

.
,, ,
breathe) shortness of breath, dif- ly, severely, heavily ; incessantly (fr. last) gladly, joyfully.
ficulty of breathing; panting,
palpitation ; asthma.

par. pres. of
a. sin. or neut. pi.
continually.

tens.
priv.
and
and
- -, / b, ,

,
(fr.
to parch, or a
a leg) soft, ten-
in-
-, b, same as
-, (fr. a neg.
wisdom)
silli?;ess;
>),

folly, indiscretion,
ignorance, inexperience.
and -j-

, -,
. p. der, not yet firm, immature -ov, b, , (fr. same, and
(fr. panting) wanting legs, imperfect, defect- wise) foolish, silly, indis-
to breathe with difficulty
pant, palpitate.

,
-,
breathing with difficulty, asthma-
tic ;panting, gasping.
-,
f), Asia, the name of a
-bv, (fr.
; to gasp,

same)
,
,
'
ive

,
;

,
immoveable, fixed ;
stant, continual, incessant
ened, dried up, very hard, Mtlous.
-,
hasty, rash, inconsiderate.
to
b, , (fr. a neg. and
survey) unseen;
,
con-
hard-
creet ;
taught.
(fr.

creetly ; ignorantly.

(fr.
ignorant,

f.

intens.
-,. and
simple,

last) foolishly, indis-

un-

to

,country.
Avb,
tn Asia, Asiatic.
-,

-,
-bv, (fr. last) relating

h, (fr. same, and

,--',,-,
considerately, rashly.

b, , (fr.
(fr.

, ''. '
' --
same, and
same) hastily, in-

furni-
draw) embrace ; to treat kind-
to
ly, entertain, welcome ; to greet,
salute ; to send wishes, compli-
ments, or respects, imp. ind. -

,
rule) a prince, ruler, or ture) unprovided, unprepared. 1 a. mid. ind.

,
governor of Asia
religious officer,
the public games
; an Asiarch,
presiding over
-, f.

,. -,
the body) to practise, ex-
p. (fr. imp.
inf.
sub.
par.

.
in the Asiatic ercise ; to toil,work, labour; to

- -,
, -, ,
provinces. teach, instruct ; to provide, fur- f. arid
, Asia. nish, adorn. 1 a. ind. act. (fr. a intens. and to gasp)
'
&, indecl. the stork.
-, , ,
iron) without
(fr. a neg. and
-on } wiih-
par.
Att. -, (fr.

last) practice, exercise, employ-,

-, ,
to
beat,
sob, sigh ;
palpitate ;
agony of death.
to tremble,
to gasp, be in
throb.,

(94)
 ;

, , ,,,
, -, , (fr. next) to be unsettled, with-

, ,
the white thorn, serpent. it' to the shield,

,
or rose of Jerusalem.
-, b, (perhaps fr.
or
mcn.
left side. o\ the shields- out a fixed residence; to wande)•
to waver, vary, be fickle, or in-

,- ,
'
to draw) mole. 2E*o\. for g constant ; to toller, stagger.
-,

,
-f'oj, Att. -?, , (fr. pi. of b, f/, (fr. a neg. and

next, or to draw, and -, , (fr. last) a soldier firm, th. to set)

? fr.

,
the sea) a fisherman. equipped with a buckler, tar- unsteady, tottering; inconstant,
-, wandering

,
b, a fish. geteer; a warrior. fickle ; unsettled,

, , , or Att.
b, asparagus; brocoli, cabbage

,
and such esculent vegetables.
-, b, , (fr. neg. and
to sow) not sown, un-
and
less, spiritless ;
merciless,
man.
-, ,

pitiless,
>;, (fr. a neg.

the bowels) heart

timid, cowardly
cruel, inhu-
;
careless, negligent, indifferent.

dily.
(fr.

-ioOj,
which see.
last) loosely, unstea-

, fr. aredund. and

,,., ,
sown ; uncultivated.

ing.

,
(fr. last)

-,
without sow- an
-, ,
and medicine good for
herb,
diseases of the spleen.
(neut. of next)
and
-,
an ear of corn) a
head, or ear of corn ; the beard
b, (fr. a redund.

,
2 sin. and 2 pi. -, , ^, (fr. neg. and of grain ; the straw ; the whole
impr. — inf. — the spleen) wanting the stalk.
-, -ov, par. 1 a spleen ; well-tempered, good-na- -, , ", (fr. neg. and

,mid. of

same.
,-,
,
2

-a, -ov,
pi. 1 a. sub.

and -, , r% (fr.
mid. of
natured, kind.
(fr. irrcconcile-
able) implacably, irreconcileably.
(fr. same) to hate ;
to cover) houseles$, with-
out house, or home, a stranger
an exile, wanderer; not fit to
be received, or housed, insuffer-

,
, ,
welcome.
to

(fr.
embrace) pleasing,
acceptable, agreeable, delightful;

same) willingly,
to have no intercourse ; to decline
connexion ; to break an alliance,
or treaty.
-,
, >% (fr. neg. and
able, bad, vile; babbling, open-
mouthed, not secret.
-a, -ov, (fr.
an inhabitant of a city, citizen,
the city)

,
readily, agreeably. a libation, th. to townsman ; well-bred, polite ; ci-

, ,. ,
brace, caress
-ov, b, (fr.
;
same) an em-
salutation, greet-
pour) implacable,
ble ; faithless, perfidious, treache-
irreconcila- vil,
pleanng
courteous,
;
kind; agreeable,
handsome, comely,

,
ing ; welcome ; wishes, compli- rous. beautiful comical, droll.

,
;
-, -, ,

,
ments, respects. , , (fr. same, and fj, (fr. neg. and
->),-oi',same as sowing) notsown, unsown, to tread upon) untrod-
same as uncultivated ; without seed ; not den.
-,
, , (fr. a neg. and having offspring. (fr. polite) polite-

•,
seed) without seed, or
offspring; barren, unfruitful.

fully, faithfully
(fr. intens.
to hasten) diligently, care•
;
and

earnestly, vehe-
•
, and
pursuit,
-,
unworthy
neglected, disregarded, slighted.
(fr. same,
b, ,
;
(fr.
to hasten) not worth
forbidden

and
same,

;
,,
fy»
ly,
gracefully ; courteously, civil-

fully.^

,
agreeably, pleasantly, cheer-

fj,
and
a neg. and
(fr. to
- -oCf,

mently

,-,
-
;
ly, continually.
incessantly, pcrsevering-

b,fj, (fr. a neg. and

",
care) carelessly, negligently,
differently; without trouble, or
pains.
"
, ,
shake) fixed, firm, immoveable,

.-
steady ; brave, resolute.

.,
-, -, -, -, cases

,
for to overtake) unat- Att. (fr. a which, of
-, ,

, ,
in the Megarean

,
tainable great, huge, immense what, and

,
; ; a neg. f), (fr.
boundless.
- -, ,
dialect equivalent to some, and to love) unamiable,

shield) round, like a shield.

, -, ,
(dim. of same)
a small shield ; an escutcheon or
b, , (fr. a

, what) for
pi. of ',
-,
and ariva, neut.
and which

, a pound)
Lat.
(fr.
',
assari-
disagreeable, odious, hateful.

(dim. of
-, ",
and
a woman's name.

a star) a
-, ,
little

, , , -,
ornament like a shield; the bezel, us, same as as, half an star ; a mat k in printing ; a

,
or mounting of a ring, &c. as, a Roman coin equal to about constellation ; the name of a

\
-a,b, Dor. for three farthings ; a penny. plant.
-, -,

,
b, (fr. a irreg. comp. of same)

,
(fr. (fr.
shield) carrying a shield, a tar-

, ,
,
near) nearer ; next, nigh, starry, studded, or set with stars ;

,, , .
geteer ; a warrior, soldier. near, close. star like ; bright, resplendent.

,
and
like
-or, b,
a sound) sounding
a shield when struck ; ring-
ing, clanging.

, - -, ,
, (fr. same,

,
(fr.
-, >^,the
comp.
near) nearer
name of a

;
(fr.
city.

next.
sup.

last)
a. sin.
before an aspirate.
-, f), Poet, for

-, b,
mas.

(fr.
for

last) an

,
(fr. nearer, next. epithet of Jupiter, the lighlnerf

,
^,
same, and -, , Assyria, the prince of lightning ; an au

.
shape) shield- the name

,
shaped, like
shield, or buckler.

,
a shield ; carrying a

-, b, , (fr. same, and

to carry) using a buckler, .
,,
,
,
of a country ; it was

,
Babylonia, and Chaldaa.
^Eol. for
also called

see
gijr, or diviner of lightning.

a star
-,
-,a ,
>7,

(fr.
fern, of
to blaze)
planet ; a bright hea-
;

,
'
carrying a shield an (an irreg. comp. venly body ; a meteor ; a comet.

.
esquire,

,
;
-,

,-
shield-bearer. of near) nearer. b, , (fr. a neg. and
g. pi. of -, , a lobster, crab. to fix) unsettled, unsta-

,
or
f.

to shield,
manage
-',

-,
guard, defend;
p.

the shield.
, >}, (fr. a neg. and
-, (fr. same)
to use,

, senger,

,
post.

,
-, b, Persian, a mes-
despatch ;

-, , Astarte.
an express,

or Ashta-
ble, unsteady, fickle, wavering,

and
-o,b, fj, (fr. same,
to tramp) untrod-
den ; new, fresh ; desert, lonely,

,
a speck) spotless, untaint-
ed; immaculate, pure.
-, , a shield, buckler,
target; an asp, a kind of small ^roth; an

supposed
the moon.
-,
idol

f.
of the Philistines,
to represent

-,
(95)
p.
Venus or
solitary.

belonging
and
the town)
to
-J),

native
a town ; polite, well
-bv,
in,
(fr
 ;

,
bred, facetious, unity ; sensible, ,
, -,, (lr. ble, excellent, matchless ; unlike,

,
shrewd, prudent, clever ; a towns- a star, and to dispose) a different ; unsocial, solilanj, rt -

man, Also a man's

,
citizen. constellation. tired, secluded.

, ,,
d. pi.
-,
of
a intcns. and
.
(ft. last) politely,
ly, cleverly, ingeniously.

(ft.
shrewd-

,
star, and
-, ,
a discourse) as-
trology, divination by the stars.
-, -bv,
(fr.

(ft. same)
a

as- ,)
name.
?, (fr. same, and
der) safety, in security.
-, , (fr. same, and
flluit•

,
/;,

art to groan) groaning, sigh- trological. to rob) inviolate, unin-

ing. Or, (fr. a neg. and same) -,
same) an- b, (fr. jured, safe, secure ; firm, sound,
vjilhout groans.
-, , , (fr. a neg. and
ciently one who studied the mo-
tions of the celestial bodies, an
,strong ; inviolable, not to be pro-
faned.

,
{,, (fr.
affection) void of natural
affection, unfeeling, unnatural.
-, b, and
the city) a citizen,
native of a city, particularly of
Athens ; a helpmate, comrade,
fern. ,
,,
-,
astronomer; but

',
latterly one
who attempted to conjecture fu-
turity from their supposed in-
fluences ; an astrologer.

K >h ~$, '

-, and
^ •>
-, (fr• same,
spoil)
altars,
protection
-, ,
the rigid
or in temples ;
;
sanctity, inviolability.
(ft.

of sanctuary at
safety
same, and

immunity, privilege

-, b, , (ft. same,
,

,
>;> •

friend. and a prophet) divination and to reason) z'rrc-

-, f. -, p. by the stars ; skilled in sucli di- gular in argument, reasoning

, ,, ,
(fr. a neg. and to vination ; astrology. falsely ; inconclusive, irrelevant;
aim) fly wide, not to hit
to miss, -, a star)
rb, (fr. unreasonable, stupid, silly, igno-
to err, deviate ; to fail, mistake,

.
miscarry. 1 a. ind. act. - a constellation, celestial sign ; a
star, heavenly body, the sun or
moon.
rant.

sively ; ignoranlly.
(ft. last) inconclu-

. pi. mas. par. 1 a. -,

, (fr. same, and -, , (neut. of next) a

',
act. of last. a law) astronomy.
-,
holy, or privileged place,

', -,
sanc-

,
-, b, , (fr. a neg. and b, , and -, -bv, tuary, asylum, refuge.

, , ,
,
errs, or mistakes.
. a. v. pi.
to aim) that

of
fails, (fr.
ing
in
same) astronomical,
to the celestial bodies ;
the knowledge of them; an
relat-
skilled
safe ;
spoil)
b, , (ft. a neg. and
inviolable, sacred,
unspoiled, not plundered.

, , ,
-,
a saddle, pair of
panniers, pillion; an ass, beast
astronomer.
-, b, (fr. same) an
-ov,
a share) free, exempt,
,, (ft. same, and

, ,, ,-, , - -,
of burden. astronomer. nothing ;
sco/frcc ; v;ho subscribes
b, >/, (fr. a neg. -, Att. -, also -, , not subscribed to, private; use-
and

distorted.
to turn) straight,
even, regular, not crooked, or for "
(perhaps

ticularly
fr.

Athens
a intens. and
to stand) a city,
; a town ;
par-
Vie
less,

and
worthless, insignificant.
-, b, %,
counsel)
(ft. same,
unad-

,
and polite part of a city ; the refine- vised, rash, foolish, indiscreet

,
.
;
-, b, , (fr. a joint) ment, and shrewdney of a city, not concurring, disagreeing.
like, or relating to dice, diced, or politeness, urbanity. -, , same, and

,
(ft.

, ,
chequered; concerning the an- b, Astyanax,ihe proportion) dispropor-
kles, down to the ankles. son of Hector tion, want of symmetry ; un~
-, -, -, the suitableness ; a chord in geome-

,
f. p. (fr. b, (ft.
next) to play at dice. city, and to cry) an epithet try.
-, of a crier, who proclaims through -, , ,
- b, a joint of the (ft. same,

,
back, any joint; the ankle; a the town, town crier. and proportionable)

,
knuckle, finger, claw ; a cube, -, -bv, and disproportioned, irregular; un-
die. Also, neat, fair, well made. -, , , (fr. same, and suitable, unfit, improper, exces-

,
knotted, plaited

,
lumps.
-, b,
-, -bv,

Astrarus, a man'i
(fr.
with knobs, or
last) a neighbour) adjoining,
or about the city, in the suburbs ;
neighbouring, bordering, close,
near.
-
sive, intemperate ; incommensu-
rate.

and
- -, , , to
(ft. same,
sympathize)

,
name.

,,
-,
-,
(ft. same, and pitik'ss, unfeeling, cruel ; harsh,
-, ft , (fr. next) light- to run) to run through the severe, rigid.
ning a fl<ish, glare ; bright- city ; to plunder, pillage. (ft. last) unfeelingly

-,
; ;
same) living

,. . ,
ness, lustre. -t), -bv, (ft. cruelly, harshly.
f. -/, p. in a city ; a citizen, townsman ; -, ,//, (fr. a neg. and

,
(perhaps fr. a star, and refined, polite, courteous ; shrewd, to conduce) inexpedient,
to fling) to lighten; to knowing, cunning. inconvenient useless, unpro-
flash, shine,
per. mid.
gleam. 2 a. act. - -, b, ,
to regulate) refined, polite,
(ft. same, and ductive,
injurious.
unprofitable ;
;
hurtful,

,
-, , neg. and
war) exemption from
service, leave of absence ; deser-
tion, forsaking, or quilting the
duties of war.
(fr.

,
courteous

,
to its

name.
;
affairs ;
trates for the police of
relating to a city, or

-, b, Astynous, a man's
inferior
a
magis-
city.

,
position,
difference.
-,
harmony)
>',

contrariety ;

-, , ,
(fr.

(ft. same, and

same, and
discord, op-
variance,

,
and

and
-,
, , (fr. neg.
to serve in war)
exempt, orfree from war-service ;
unused to war.
-,
b, ", (fr. a intens.
to turn) turning,
changing, altering either mind
or position. Or, (fr. a neg.)
immoveable, fixed; determined,
,
a neg.
tender,
level.
and
-, -ov, and -, ,

delicate

-,
a deed) without deed,
or security ; an epithet of mo-
ney, which require no farther
voucher.
;

-ov,
harsh) soft,
smooth, even,

(ft. same,
f>, (ft.

an-d ,
ant,

a syndelon,
figure.
to
jarring ; disagreeing in

-ov,

-, b, ,
to connect)
harmonize) discord-

sound, or speech ; different, con-

trary.

, ,a (neut. of next)
grammatical

(fr. a neg. and

unbound, un-
inflexible; indelible; not looking -, , , (ft. same, and parted, separate, un-
tied, loose ;
back. to compare) incompara- connected, without order.
\96)
 ; :)

, ,- ,,. , , , , -,
-, , (fr.same, and
and -, impr.
-. -, 2 pi. fligately,
ATA
^temperately ; irrero-

,
Att. lerably, udirly.
understand) folly, foolish-
to -, and Ion. for d. pi. of (in-.
ness, silliness ; stupidity ; igno- -, and h, -,
r), (fr. next) -, f. -, p.

,rance. producing bitumen, bituminous. (fr. next) to misl/ehaee, art ir-

, , ,
ish, silly ;
pid, dull.
-.-
,
to dote, be silly,
-,

-, b,

--,
f. -,
want
h,
simple, ignorant
(ft*,
(fr
seru-e.
same) fool-
same)

; stu-
-,
-u», b, bitumen.

daub, or smear with bitumen.

securely
(fr.
;
f.

certainly,
-, (fr. last) to

safe) safely,
assuredly,
regularly, or disorderly, disobey.
pres. inf. act.

-. 1
-,
a. ind. act.
-, b,
par.

, (fr.
-
a neg. and
-»

,and

, - , ,
,
tomed, unacquainted ;
strange ; irksome, troublesome.

strangeness,
', ,
-,
familiar)

(fr.
6,»;, (fr. a neg.
unaccus-
unusual,

last) disvsc,
firmly.

ring, clang

throat.
-,
mutter, murmur ;

-,
; to
to guggle, make a scfund in the
(fr.

b,
next)

(fr.
to rattle,

a redund.
derly,
lewd.
to order) irregular, disor-
riotous, unruly;

(fr. last) irregularly, dis-

orderly, riotously.
-ov, b, .', (fr.
vicious,

neg.

,
and and wretched) easy,

,
ft, (fr. the throat) the
treacherous) breach of faith throat, gullet; a guggling, or at ease, quiet, undisturbed ; in-

,
treachery, perfidy. rattling noise in the throat ; as- dolent, lazy. Or, (fr. a intens.
-, . -, . paragus. troublesome, inconvenient.
,

, ^, - next)
(fr.
disapprove ;
disagree, reject,
to transgress, in-
-, plant aspho- b, the
del, or daffodil; a place set with it. man's name.
-, , Alalanta, a v. o•

fringe, break through ; io break

faith, violate a promise.

, -ov, b, , (fr.
to arrange)
neg. and
uncom- , , ,
last) like, or full
or daffodil.
Poet, for
-, b,

of the asphodel,
,

3
(fr,

sin,
weight, equal,
like, simiiur.
-^, , a coll. an<:
a scale) of the sane
even ; a match
(fr.

pounded, simple, unmixed ; false,

,
faithless ; treacherous, perfidious.
-, b, ,
array) irregular,
to
(fr. same, and
,. ,,
pies. ind. of

"as
-,
(perhaps
f. -*/,.
fr.
-, same
grief,
tender,
young,
tender.
and
-,
childish,
b,

puenle;
, (fr.
the

-,
mind,
delicate,

confused, disorderly;

and
ed, incomplete, imperfect;
not en-
rolled, or taxed, exempt, free.

,
-, b, ,
to finish) unfinish-
(fir. same,

unat-
, plenty, and
grieve, fret, repine; to be angry.
pros. impr.

, for
-, b, , (fr.

to restrain) intole-
to have)

neg. and
to or f.

next) to grow, advance in age

(fr.

or stalure, thrive, improvt ; tu

rear, nurse, fatten, lake care of.
cherish ; to sport, piay, gambol

-,
:
{

tainablc, out of reach. rable, severe, violent ; incontrol- to exult, rejoice.

--,, , (fr. a neg. lable,not to be restrained.
- -,(perhaps from
-dv,

,-
,
and

,'
«/••with, and

-, ,
perfect, defective.

,
intemperate.
-,
a intens.
to trail) nicked, rash,

and Alt.
b, ,

,-,
the end) im-

(fr.
, (fr.
-,
indecent) to
misbehave, act indecently, be-
have unbecomingly. 1 a. act.

.
ind.
.

inf.
}
. neg. and to endure) ten-
der, delicate ; soft; young.
-, , (fr. same, and
to order) disorder, confusion,
irregularity ;

temperance, dissipation.
tumult, not ;
-
in-

, ,,
b, f), (fr. a neg. and to (fr. same) indecently, sometimes Poet, but,
consist) incoherent, unconnected unbecomingly. yet, however ; for ; truly, indeed

,
inconsistent, absurd, impossible,
that
matchless.

,
cannot be ; incomparable, decency,
shame ;
-, ,
obscenity
the pnvitics.
-,
(fr.

;
next) in-
nakedness,
beside.
-, b,f) (fr.
to disturb) flned, clear-
a neg. ant 1

,
-ov, b, , (fr. to hurt, b,t), (fr. neg. and ed, settled, subsided ; quiet, calm,
and a cheat. Or, fr. a figure) indecent, obscene; undisturbed ; fearless, secure.

, ., , , ,
neg. and wise) vile, worth- unbecoming, uncomely. (fr. last) calmly, quiet-
less ; mean, foolish, silly, stu- -, f. -, p. ly, securely.
Dor.
pid. (fr. same, and leisure) to for
-
,",,. , -, and
Dor. for same as use, practise, employ.
;, exercise,

,, ,
or employ one's self,
to
or be employed, be engaged, or
"•£, b, ), (fr.
to fear) fearless,
a neg. and
intrepid, un-

,
for

.
,
, , , .,,
-,
-, ,
&c.

security, safety firmness, steadi-

;
ness; certainty, truth
b,

(fr.
same as ~-
safe)

',
busy.

ness,
-, ,
occupation,
employment.
-ov, b,
employed, occupied.
,
(fr.

(fr.
same) busi-
engagement,

same) busy,
daunted, stout, bold.

and

who

,-,,
without, and
-ov, b,
to daunt. Or, fr.
to wink)
does not wink, fcarlest,
dauntless, bold.
f/, (fr. same,

,, - -, . ,
neut. sin. — . Dor. for 1 f. of
9
'. (fr. same, and -/-
or a. rub) the iron box in U.e

,
pi. mas. cont contr. for pres. impr. to
nave of a wheel.
neut.
},, pi. cont. \>~ same. !
mid. of
-',
,
(fr. next) see -ov, b, , a neg. and and ATapird<,see aroa-

,
(fr.
-,
,
\

b, , comp. --\ body) incorporeal, imma- ,.

sup. neg. unbodied. -, b, ), and -, -»•,

, ., ,
(fr. I
terial,

,
and to slip) firm, steady,] -, , (fr. next) luxury, for by Pleonasm.
permanent; safe, secure; sure, inlenipcrance ; debauchery, dis- -, b, ), neg. ano
(fr.
certain, unerring. sipation. funeral honours) unbill-
-, -,

•,
f.
p. (fr. b, >', (fr. a neg. and ed, unhonoured.
last) to fortify, fence, secure; to preserve) lost, abandon- -, , (fr.
to strengthen, confirm, establish. ed, reprobate ; ruinous, deadly, wicked) perseverance in wicked-
per. pass, 1 a. pass. destructive ; profligate, riotous, ness, infatuation; lewdness, ti

maanes*;in
.
VBfX.

1 a. mid. inti.
inf. debauched.
(fr. last)
(97)
riotously, pro-
cenliousness ; folly,
eolence, wantonness, petulance.
 ;
, ;

4<,-,
-, /.•, , , f.

f. -j'
ATE
(fr.
and
same) to per-
-, , , (fr. same, and
to finish) unproductive,
deity
ATI
of mischief and misfortune
and -, >,,

, 3 ,, - . ,, , •
sist in folly or wickedness, be abortive, ineffective, vain, fruit- (lr. negligent) ntgli
stubborn in crime ; lo act impi less ; failing f disappointed, de- gence, carelessness, inattention.
>i\ishj ; behave with insolence or luded.
Ion. for
-, f. -, -, p. (ft.
wantonness. same) to neglect, omit, pass by-
-, , /;, (perhaps fr -, b, , (fr. neg. leave undone.

,
tive ;
,
mischief, and to bud)
mischievous, pernicious, destruc-

,
wicked, impious; lewd,
-
wanton; the author of evil or
and

ual
silly,
;
the end, or a tax)
imperfect, unproductive, ineffect-
empty, vain, frivolous ;
unintelligent; free, privi-
(fr.
carelessly, indifferently.
same)

-, b,
and
negligently,

>/, (fr. a neg.

,
mischief. leged, exempt. and careful, th.
-,
,, -, , -,
»;, (fr. neg. and f. p. (perhaps there is care) heedless, 7icgii-

less,
a tomb) unburied ; tomb
without a monument.
,-, , - fr.

to fall
misfortune, and
into) to sadden, grieve,
genl, inattentive, careless ; ne-
glected, undressed, slovenly.

quickly.
-,
Dcr. for

and
to hurt,
very

ivrong ; insult, violate ; annoy,

incommode, off'end,trouble, grieve,
-,
harm;

)
f. p.
injure,
afflict ;
to beguile, deceive.

, , ,
and
to deprive, strip, bereave ;

-, ,
to stretch) attentive,
steady, fixed ; determined, obsti-
nate, inflexible.
-,
>/, (fr. intens.

,not set off, unadorned.

carelessly; slovenly.
-, ,
to neglect) neglected, not h< til-
ed or attended to ; undresstd,

(fr.
b,

last)
(fr.

,- heedlessly,

. ,•
afflict. f. p. (fr. -a, -bv, and
Are, (neut. pi. of as, as last) to stare, gaze, look earnest- '""-, b, , (fr. hurt) injurious,
being, inasmuch as ; for, because; ly,regard with attention, fix the treacherous, hurtful, destructive ;

, , ,,
as if, as it were. eyes upon. 1 a. act. inf. contemptuous, haughty ; inso-
,
, Dor. but Dor. contumelious, abusive; un-
for par. lent,
/. and

,
with- unmanageable, ungovern-

, ,- ,,, .
lor f ruly,

', -, 5, Ateas, a man's name.

-, b, , (fr. a neg. and
out, not with
away from,
; independently of;
separately, apart,
able.
-, , Allhcua, a woman's
wet) which cannot be
to asunder. name.
»
, wet or moistened, dry, hard -, and 3 of

,
sin. pres. ind. act.
rigid, unrelenting.
, -, a neg. and same as

,.-
b, >/,
(fr.

pres. inf. act. of same or tender) tough, -, , neg.

,
b, (fr.

as not easily boiled; stiff, hard; dif- and tame) untamt-

to

, and
i.ivincible,
-,
to wear)
b, ~, (fr.

violent, forcible,
a neg.
irresistible,
pene-
, ,
ficult, laborious, stubborn.

,., . ,
toughness; hardness;
-, ), (fr. last)
difficulty.
able, untr actable ;
fierce, savage, wild.
-, b, ,
untamed,

(fr. same, and

,
trating ; durable, lasting. Dor. for g. tame) untamed, fierce,
-, b, ,
to fortify)
(fr.same, and
unwalled, un-
sin. of
&\. for
-,
see
a neg. and
wild, savage

,-,
-,
; rough, uncouth.
Dor. for '-

,
fortified ; open, exposed. b, >/, (fr. b, (fr. to slight,
-, , same, bound) and a herd) who separates

.
infinite, endless,

,
~, (fr.

and to conjecture)/az7- interminable, boundless;

,round, from the herd, a straggler.

, ing in its purpose, abortive, fruit-

", , -,
circular. (fr. last) lo sepa-

,
less ; beyond conjecture, undis- . rate from the herd, stray, straggle.
g.
',
pi.

,
coverable, obscure, secret, hidden,
impenetrable.
(fr. last) indktinctly ,-
,
Att. for b
', '. see
a. sin. and neut.

, ,. ,.-
pi. cont.
ol par. pres. act.
pi.

,
mas.

and Poet, for

Dor.

-
.

,
obscurely, doubtfully. of Ion.
-, -,

,
next) being
fj, (fr. and 3 sin. imp. ind. of
-,
', -,
without children, barrenness.
b, , (fr. a neg. and
-, b, ,
delight)
(fr. a neg. and
cheerless, dreary; un-
to

.
ae
f.

per.
p.
pass,
same

,
a child) childless ; bar- pleasant, disagreeable, trouble- 1 a. pass. ind.
ren; bereaved. some, grievous, vexatious. . pi. par. 1 a. act.
-, ',-, —
-?, -,

,.
-, f. (fr. last) to and f), (fi"• 1 a. inf. pass of

,
bereave, deprive of children; same) trouble, uneasiness, dis- last.

-, to be childless quiet; unpleasantness, offensivc- -, b, (fr. last) same

,.
,-,
in

,
as
any manner.

(fr.
-, and Ion.
a neg. and
Att.

the end,
-,
, , - , same
-,
ncss ; vexation.

and
-,
art) artless, innocent,
guileless; plain, simple.
-, , (fr.
b, , (fr.

same) simpli-
a neg.
as
-a, -ov,
slighted, ought to be disregarded,
must be despised.
-, f. p. -, -,
(fi. a
(fr. last) to be

,
",
or a tax) incompleteness, imper-
fection ; deficiency ; immunity,
privilege, exemption.

purpose.
(fr. next) in vain, to no

,
city,

,-,
plainness
skiifulness; weakness, silliness.

ficial,unworkmanlike
;

b,f/, (fr.

simple, silly ; artless, guileless.

ignorance, un-

same) inarti-
; awkward,

,
neg. and

to affront,
disregard,
to honour) to
dishonour, disgrace, disparage;

blame, rebuke, censure.

offend
slight,
; to
coniemn
despise,
; to

, -ov, b, h, (fr. a neg. and (fr. last) sincerely, tru- -, b, fi, (fr. lasi) dis-
to finish) incomplete, im- ly absolutely, really, artlessly, regarded, neglected, slighted

.
;

perfect, unfinished ; fruitless, roughly, rudely. passed over, omitted, overlook-

vain; not initiated, entered, or -, same as ed; worthless, insignificant. Or,
introduced.
-ow, b,
the end, and
(fr. a neg.
to bring)
not arrived at full growth or
perfection ; immature,
,

unripe
Ar^, -, !),
(fr.
malice, envy, hatred ; folly, in-
fatuation, error, sin, guilt; hurt,
harm; death, misfortune, mis-
chief, injury ; damage, loss, detri-
to hurt)

,(with a intens.)
valuable, precious.

honour)
-, ,
dishonour,
shame, ignominy;
inestimable,

(fr. neg. and

disgrace,
contempt,
imperfect» ment; night, darkness, gloom; the slight.

(98)
 ; ;

,.
/<, -,
, ff, same as or or ill;
sink, be depressed.
,
ATP
to faint, fail,

,
decay; to -,
ATT
. /},

to tremble) fearless, intre-

(fr. a neg. and

-,
-, , same) want of pid, unmoved, undaunted.

, ,
-, , (fr. a neg. and (fr.

honour) dishonourable, dis-

,'/,

tone; weakness, debility, infirmity. and -, Atreus, a -, ,

,
graceful ; infamous ; not
valued, , -, (fr. same) not
, man's name.
- -, , ,
' ,. ,
stretched, relaxed infirm, weak. (fr. a neg.
-.worthless, ignoble, comp. ;
-, , ,

,
and and to wear) not rubbed,

,
sup.
•, f. -, p. ^/, (fr.a neg. and a bow)
without a bow, unarmed ; unskill-
or worn ; unused, unfrequented ;
unpractised, unexercised, unskill-
same as per. pass. ^W•
par. ed in the bow. ed; awkward, rude.

, -, , neg. and -,
, (fr. next) strange- -, , , (fr. same)

,
/,' (fr.

,
,
quit, jree.

/
last) without
to avenged,
avenge)
atoned, or expiated; unpunished,

and
punishment, fear,
(fr,
ness, improbability;

confusion; insolence.
-, , ,
absurdity,
incoherence, silliness; obscurity,

place) out ofplace, or time;

(fr. ,$
a neg. and
same as last,
tamed
labour.
;

-, ,
also, unbroken,
not worked, or inured

the hair) without hair, bald

if, (fr. a neg. and
un-
to

\
or danger; quit, clear, free.

fully
(fr. vile) disgrace-
vilely.
inconvenient, unsuitable, impro-
per,

,
wrong ; prejudicial, injuri-
ous ; absurd, unreasonable ; un-
, peeled.

less, firm,
-, (fr.

or resolute.
next) to be fear-

,
,. ,
;

for anra, a. sin. and neut. usual, strange. -, , , (fr. a neg. and

\ , .,
impro- to tremble) intrepid, fear-

,
pi. of (fr. last) unfitly,
. undaunted;

,, .
Dor. fern, of perly; absurdly; strangely. less, not moving,

>,
for
same. -,
, ), by Cras. for still, calm.
impf. -,
, ^, (fr. neg. and -, , , (fr. neg. and

,
Ion. for
ind. — Dor. for a tragedian) unlike a to turn) immutable, un-

, ,,, - , -no,
same
b,
pres.
as
,
inf.

(fr.
act. of

next) una-
tragedian, unfit for tragedy ; un-
dignified, without pomp.
-, , , a distaff, rock,
changeable
ble, stern, rigid, severe.
the Pares, Atropos.
; irreversible ; inflexi-

-, -,
One of

, ,,
venged, unexpiated ; unpunish-
ed ; disgraced, dishonoured.
Ann», and f. p. -,
spindle

(fr. last)
;
and -, -,
a shaft, arrow.

a kind of thorn.
, same, and
ceive the usual
-, f. p.
food) not to re-
benefit from food ;
(fr.

, (fr.

, ,
neg. and
to slight, overlook,
regard

-,
contemn, despise
disgrace, punish.

,
;

g. pi. of
to

- -•, , ,
to hoi.our)
disesteem, dis-

(fr.
; to
, and
redund. and
fr. a neg. and

road,
or

highway
a train, course,
;
also
-, ,

a path, track
series.
(fr.

to tread. Or,
to turn) a
a
to

phy
decay, waste, pine, fall away.

;
-, ,
or failure of nourishment
decay, consumption.
-, , ,
fed, starving; decaying, wast-
(fr• same) want,

(fr.
;

same) un-
atro

',
,
born

,
,, , Atlas,

,
of,

Atlas, Atlantis.
-,
and
or descended from Atlas.
-, , a daughter of
to be)

or orage.

— ',
•,

Dor. for
Att.
-, , the herb orach
— '^', Ion.
-,
.
and

pi.
ing, falling away.

(fr.

fruitless,
-, and
neg. and
barren,
Ion. -oio,

steril,
b,
a crop)
unpro-
r„

, .. ,
, Africa.

,
, Atlas, the name
of a man, and of a mountain in

, -, , , Dor. for
for

Agamemnon,
-, ,
-,and, same
du.
d. pi.
the
of
son of Atreus
or Menelaus.
;
ductive.

clear
-, ,
new wine) free from
; pure, unsullied.
-, , ,
>/, (fr. same, and
dregs,

, , ,
take
,
neut.
-, f.
pi.

-,
of

dislike ; to refuse to bear.

(fr. next) to

,
-,
next) clearness,
Ion. ', -,as last.

bright-
to rub away)
unsubdued.
(fr. same, and
unbroken,

,
ill, (fr.

-, -,
and Dor. ness
- -, ,
; truth, verily, certainty. b, >% (fr. same, and

, , , (fr. a neg. and to en- >;, (perhaps to waste) inexhaustible, in-

,
,
dure) intolerable,

, ,, ,-,,
past endurance.
-, , and
insufferable,

-,
fr. neg. and
true, real ; certain, sure, absolute.
Comp.
.
to tremble)

sup. --
defatigable
mense.
;

An
great, huge, im

(tr.last) the invin-

,
a servant, domestic. cible. epithet of Minerva.

', , -, , vapour, fume, steam. -, , , (fr. neg. and

,
and Ion. (fr.
f. -, p. -, (fr. last) last) truly, certainly. to wound) without a

,
,
to

,
evaporate.
,
smoke, fume, steam

,
; to exhale,
fearless)
and
stilly, quietly,
(fr.
gently,
wound, unhurt, uninjured ; safe,
sound, whole.

, ,. a. sin. of calmly. Att. for which see.

Ab, -, — ',

, , ,
-Wos, , and

,
(perhaps fr.

,
to breathe)
smoke, vapour ; a cloud, mist

, ,
odour, perfume.
Dor. for
,

-,
and
-,
3
f.
pres.
pi.

-,
to tremble) to stand firm,
(fr.
pass.
inf.
pres. sub. act. of
p.
a neg. and
Or for neut. pi. ofoVTij.
a term of respect from the
younger to the aged. Sir, father.
{or
-, , and Att. .

,
, neg. and remain steady, be unmoved; be a woodcock, snipe,

,
'<>, (fr. to rail or quail.

,
,
dare) not to be attempted, or ven-
tured ; dangerous, perilous.

,,., -,
rd, (neut. of next) an
atom, mote, the smallest imagina-

,-,
ble quantity ; an indivisible point
moment,
at ease, or in peace ; to secure,
confirm, establish.

ness, quietness
-, ,
ness, resolution.
;
(fr. same)
steadiness, firm-
still-
haps
locust.

country.
fr.
or

-, »/, the
-, ,(per-
to strip) the bald

name of a

,
of lime, instant. ,, (fr. neg. and sec
-, , , (fr. neg. and to turn) unchangeable, im- and -ov, b,

l-ev ,
vidual, single

-,
:,and
to cut)
uncut, untouch-
ed, uninjured, untainted.
/ f. -,
;
indivisible ; indi-

tone)
p. -,
to be
(fr.

weak,
mutable ; immoveable ; unchang-
ed; firm, determined; upright,
correct.

uprightly, justly.
(fr. last)

(99)
unchangeably ;
and
fried in a pan, pancake.

rise
-, ,
blisters which
on bread while• bnking, and
aftenmrds chip o/T.
-, rb, a pudding
 ;
,,

,
.,
,- ,
alas
,
,!
hah

or
! how now ! strange

-, b, a
! -cv, , fr.

splendour, brightness.
same) a beam, ray

-, (fr. next) to shine, glit

;

same day.
(fr.

(fr.
last) with auUionvj
next) to-day, on the

,
kind of

, , ,-, ,
locust.
viz. yj}, land, (fem
ter, beam.
boast, brag, taunt.
Or, for -, to
and
-a, -ov, (fr. same,
day) of the same day.

,
of

,
Athenian) ,
Attic) Attica, the
country belonging to Athens.
f.

to
imitate the Athenians, atiicize.
-, (fr.
take part with, blaze
-,
burn ) brightness,
gloss,
;
th

brilliancy
the
spring ; a mirror.
;
(perhaps
light,
a ray, beam,,
dawn, daybreak, day-
",
fr.

splendour ;

the eyes
to by Sync, for
that place
diatcly, directly

here, and
;
tlurc, in

- -,
here, hither
; then, thence.

to
b, f/,

be born) a
;

(fr.
imme-

,
, .' ,, ,
,
,. -,.-,
to
,
, ,
. ,
, ,,,
Att. for
(perhaps fr.
-, ,
Atticism ; the Athenian manner
of speaking, the Attic dialect.

refined, elegant.

,, ,
-, -ov, Attic,

to rush)
bound, leap, spring, skip.
(perhaps fr.
(fr. same) an

Athenian ;
gustus,
Octavianus.

a. inf.
for

par. act. of
the

same as

mid.

Dor.
-,

Ion. for
—
b,

1
for
(fr.
surname of Caesar

f. mid.
L"t.)

—-
Au-

Dor,

1 a.
1
native, original inhabitant;
culiar.

.
Ion.

cle of sound,
-,
clamorous, loud, shrill
ing ; barking.
-, ,
b, ,
and

(fr.
(fr.

;
pe-

a parti-
to shout)

a
shout-

hall)
see

, ,. ,hurt) to suffocate, choke ; to

astonish,
fright ;
perplex.
stupify ; to scare, af-
to confound confuse,

,
par. pres. pass,
to/ear, dread.
-,

call, cry out.

-,
f.

>%
-,
voice) to speak, talk, con-
verse ; to speak to, address ; to

(perhaps
p.

fr. «uui to
(fr

7,
hangings, tapestry; a curtain;
the tabernacle;

belonging
a porch, vesti-
bule, front-hall.
-a,-ov, (fr.
to a court or
same)
hall
courtly
; oj

,
, ', ,, ,. , ,
-ov, neg. and
to work) unfinished, im-
perfect, incomplete ; rude, rough.
-ov, b,
, »/,

,
(fr.

(fr. same, and

shout) voice, sound
course, speech, language ; a ru-
mour, report; a message, news
tidings.
; talk, dis- the hall.

row)
f.

to cut furrows,
Dor.
-,
lor
(fr.

plough.
g. of
a fur-

,., ., ,. \
a tomb) tombless. for which or
-,
6, Atymniades, a Poet, for 3 sin. 1 a. act. ,-,}), a furrow ; a mark,

, man's name.

, -,
mity, ,
, ,
,
-, (fr.
to miss, fail, be
-, ,
unfortunate)
disappointed.
(fr. last) cala-
of

,
a. sin.
Att.
see .
fem. of
Ion. for

-, ,
or
scar,
a. for

and
wound ;

-,
the

b,
rule)
womb.

(fr. a hall,
a ruler of a

,
misfortune ; disappoint- and (fr. palace, chamberlain, steward.
ment, loss, failure. "*"Tiext) arrogance, haughtiness, -, , (fr. a court)
--
, --, , ,
,
comp. pride ; presumption, self-conceit, the gate of a palace.
sup. (fr. neg. and ^elf-sufficiency ; obstinacy mo- -, , (fr. same) a hall,

,
;
fortune) unfortunate, un-
- -, , ,
rosencss, peevishness.
,-,
t
=*~antichamber, vestibule.

,.
successful, disappointed.

affliction,

, , ,
-, f], (fr. last) adversity,
calamity, misfortune.
'self,
selfwilled,
and to please) selfish;
positive;
(fr.

haughty,
hall or
courtyard.
b,

-,
,
chamber ; of the porch or
(fr. same) o/ c

,•,
par. pres. act. fem. cont. proud, obstinate, -,

,, , .
supercilious, f. p. (fr.

,
of
f.

and
, same as
again, a se-
stubborn,
pi. cont.
surly, cruel,
n. or, a.
neut
pi flute, &c.
a pipe)

-, j}, an open space sur-

to play on the pipe,

,, .,,,
cont.
cond time ; back again ; in turn; f. -, (fr. same) to rounded by buildings, courtyard,

, , , .,
but, on the contrary ; then, more- make stubborn or obstinate area ; a hall, court, palace, tem-
over ; especially ; afterwards, harden. to resist, ple ; a sheepfold, pen ; a stable,
hereafter, henceforth. oppose obstinately ; to behave stall ; a circus or race course.
Av, is used by the Cretans for the haughtily, be proud, conceited, Dor. for 3
syllable .
to dry) to dry,
(fr.
arrogant.
same as
pi. 1
impr. act. of
f. ind. — 1 a.

>7>, -,
, , .. ,
*xhale, lose moisture, be parched, -, , b, (fr. self, -, and
wither. to pine away, and to choose) voluntary, b, and -,

,
languish.

pass.
- -, ,— ,
-, -ov,
Ion. for^uav9^v,

-, Att. -, ,
par.
same as
1 a. ind.
spontaneous
consenting.

ly,ofiteelf.
; willing, complying,

(fr. last)

-, b, ,
spontaneous-
fl, (fr.

of next) the
a pipe) a player on
the pipe, performer on the flute
a musician.
-, , viz.
art of playing
(fem.
on

, , , ,' , ,,
(fr. (fr. self,

,-, ;
to dry) dryness, drought, want and each) always the wind instruments ; music.

, of sap,
plants.

. -, -, f.
decay,

,
or

Dor. and JEo\.

p.
old age in

for

(fr.
same, even, equable ; just, up-
right, honest ; exact, strict.

(fr.
cise
next)
authority
-, f.

to
-,
usurp power,
; to
p.

domineer, ty-
exer-
belonging

a musician.
(fr.

f. -,
-,
a pipe)
pipe Jr flute ; or
to the
to aperformer on them ; musical

p. (fr. -
splendour) to i.radiate, rannize.
-\, -, a sheepfold) to fold, pen, shul

,. ,
.
beam, shine forth
illuminate
upon.

, ,
pass,
.
, . . ;
1 a. act.
; to
to see, behold,
enlighten,
look
per.
self, and
to sond) self-commissioned, self-
g.

authorized, acting of, or for him-

b, ,
par.
(fr. up cattle.
the night,
journ
imp. pass,
;
pass the night, lodge, so-
toencamp, mount guard.
to set

per. pass.
upfoi

,
, ,
Ion.
mid.
#, 2
—
1

for

sin. 1
a.
Dor.

-, , and
f.
inf.
for
act. of last.

pres.
Ion. for auya-
mid. of same.
which
impr.

j
self; a suicide; an author, cause,
or
ruler.

thentic,
beginner;

thoritative.
-,
genuine, original

(100)
-,
a master, lord,

(fr. last)

;
au-
au-
(fr.
attached to
courtier,
Or, (fr.
-,
1 a.

any
pass,
b, //, or -,
a court) belonging or
the court.
officer
a
-,

flute)
of
Subs, a

of,
-,

state.
01
 ; '

ATT ATT
about wind tnstruments, fit for parched withered, dusty, comp. self-declared ; spontaneous, tw•
-. -,
,
;

,
,
the flute ; musical.
sician.

little
-,
fold, hut, cot.
-, ,
,
(fr. same) a camp
Subs, a

(dim. of same) a
mu-
-,
, watching.
-, ,
sleep)
, ,

(fr.
(fr.
sleepless,

to
neg. and
waking,

blow) a
luntary ; freely, unasked ; un-
provoked, not called for.

ind.
Dor.
of
-, f. -,
for ,3
p. , pi. impf.

(fr.

,(.
a
dence.
in
tint,

Thrace, Aula.
pavilion; a haunt, resi-
Also, a small country

-,
, gale,
spasm
(perhaps
breath,
;
air,
inspiration.
fr.
breeze; pain,

to shine)
the shout
shout, cry out, exclaim

',
.
cheer.
,
of battle)
; to holloa,
io

, morrow;
b, (dim. of a to-morrow, the soon, Ion. for g. pi. of
pipe) a small pipe. d. pi. Ion.
, .
next in lime.

-,
next, and(fr.

, , ,, ,, ,
lent. ', , -a, -ov, rich, wealthy, opu- -,-, -7%, cases of same,
-,
-, ,
cases of

,
madness) music-mad. be and and by to shout) cla
,-, to
b, (perhaps fr. or Dial, for 3 sin.
Ion.
and niour, shout,
(fr.

confused cry, din

. ., , —
TfcTto blow) a pipe, flute; any

,
long, strait, and narrow tube ; a
socket, ferule, ring ; a stream
rivulet ; a discharge of blood; a , 3 pi.
inf.

,,
1 a.

ac f- of

-, ,
ind. act.

-a, -ov,
(fr.
same as
next) rough-
1 a. of battle; aflght,
onset.

with
fem. of
the enclitic.
battle; charge,

which sre.

,
hind of shell-fish.
-, b, #, (fr. a neg. and
timber) incorporeal, immaterial ;
not of the nature of matter, or ,,ness, austerity; moroseness, se-
verity, strictness; sullenness, re-
serve.
-a, -ov, (fr. to dry)
and

,,
for himself, or
-, b,
to hear)
, (fr.
who hears
with his own ears ;
an eye-witness ; independent, un-
self,

,.-,
substance. rough, bitterish; austere, harsh, controlled.
par. pres. pass. cont. severe ; reserved, close.

, , (of same, and a

,
of

,
channel, strait ;
meadow.

,
b,

- -,
a
a
alley, vale ;
level,

b,
plain ;

ft,
a
a

(fr.
,
',
, for
for
Dor.

-7,
for ...— ,
see

fem. of
-, cases of same.
-, b, (fr.
Dor.

self,
,
, .
for

,
.
day) to-day,

for
g.

and
this day, now.
fem. sin.
d. pi. fem. of

'',
—
for
Ion.

,
last, and likeness) like a val- and a messenger) his (fr. the same) imme-

,
ley, hollow, low.
-, ,
(fr. next) a hel-
ovbn mtssenger, who brings news
of himself; a voluntary messen-
,
diately, quickly, this moment ;
directly, to the point ; for in-

,
,, - ,
met, headpiece, casque. ger, harbinger. stance, example. pre-

,, ,
-, b, , (fr. a pipe, -,
b, }, (fr. same, and sent, immediate, instant, sud-
and appearance) like a pipe, admire) a self-admirer ;
to den. To for the present.

, .
or flageolet, trumpet shaped; ob- vain, conceited, fond of himself. at nightfall, dusk.

,,
long, conical.

,, , -, ,
neut.
2

pi.
3

pi.

V)
sin.
pros.

-,
-,
pres. ind. act.

pres.
inf. act.

par. pres. pass.

-ov,
—
impr. act.

a. sin. or
par. pres. act.
—
—
—
next)
volence, contribution.

and
lected, confluent
given voluntarily.
-,
freewill offering,

-, b, ,
to
,
(neut. pi. of

;
(fr.
collect) self-col-
contributed,
bene-

self,
',

,, ,,.-,
,-,
(perhaps
Dor.
,
first place, first

for
as quickly as possible.

of all.
very shortly, by and by.

i£,.and
see

burn) a
fr. to
in the

b,

of

, . , ,-,
.
p.
large ; to exalt,
and
to augment, en-
aggrandize ; ad-
f.
Avrai, n.

of
pi.
Dor.
fem. of
for

b,fi, (fr.
a. sin. fem.

same,
breath, an air; fume, vc^our,
steam ; smell, stench, exhala-

,
tion.
(neut. of
. , self) self,
vance, prefer, promote. and a man)
, Kara

,
his, or their same, itself.
to

.,
.' -
increase,

.
grow
multiply, ex-
tend, flourish, prosper. 3 sin.
; own with the same, with
selves,
same
together,
,
along with, at

, ,
themselves, with the men. E-t

.
the lime. to
pres. ind. pres. impr. Poet, for same plac, or pur-

, '-
the thing,
-, ,
.
1 a. act. ind. this only, thai

.,'
inf. (fr. suf- pose.

'
2 a. act. pres. pass. enough, com-

.
ficient) sufficiency, alone, only.
3

,. ,
sin. par. petence ; contentment, satisfac- that is it, the very thing, it is just
per. pass, 1 a. tion ; self-sufficiency, independ- so.
pass. ind. sub. ence. -, (fr. self, and
inf. par. a. -, (fr. same) to satisfy, to exclaim) to praise one's
sm.
^.
, -, ,
content, suffice.
--,
self, boast, vaunt, pres. inf.

,
?, Att. (fr. last) b, , (fr.

,
increase, addition ; growth, en- self, and to suffice) suffi- (fr. same, and a

,.
largement ; promotion, advance- cient, enough
complete, ade- ; shout) at the first shout, suddenly,

, ,
ment. quate, fit; contented, satisfied. immediately, at once.

of
,
, . ,,,
,, .,
last.

,
pi. — a sin.
ciently
»,
(fr. last) enough, suffi-
and
-,
the north wind) a
b, (fr. self,

,
Ion. for 3 sin. Dor. for and very Boreas, Boreas himself.
per. pass, of

, , -, b, , (fr. same, and

, ,, -
see
-, .
.
b,fi, (fr. to in- see will) self-willed.

,
crease) increasing, enlarging, Ion. for . fem. of Dor. for BUD•)

,.
(fr.
growing, exalting.

,
, ,
Also, in- to the same place, here indeed.
creased, grown, &c. -, b, ", (fr. self,
see and power) free, inde- (fr. sa.ne, and
-, , (fr. to shout, or pendent, his own master. to be born) self-made,
to dry) a shout, loud calling;
outcry, clamour. Also, drought, freedom, independence.
-, °, (fr. last) self-created, self-produced
nal innate, native, natural; in
; eter-
;
dryness. -, b, f/
t
(fr. cesluous.
\», •, -ov, (fr. to dry) dry, self, and to announce) -, h, ;% (fr. smn*>
(101)
 ;
;

ATT
,
, ATT
, ATT

,
,
,and
wriUen
signed.

or
with

-,
to

,
a field ) the head, or
stock of the plough, which lies in
the furrow, and upon which the
write) original,
one's own hand,

(fr. same, and

a man's name.

same, and
-, ,
*,
resembling the mother ; of the
same mother ; the very mother.

,
-, f. -, -,
,
Automedon,

f),

mother)

p.
(fr.

like,

(fr.
,
,
to

embroil,
turb.
f.

hurry, hasten, act with prea.

pitation, or rashly ; to disorder
-,
confuse, confound, dis-

a thing done in a hurry

-, ,
(fr.

(fr.

;
same)

last)
haste,

,
sock or ploughshare is fixed. next) to come from, or go to the rashness, precipitation.
-
-, ,

, -,
>;, (fr. self, other side, or parly, desert, fall -, (fr.

,
and to wound) self-slain. off from. sudden) hurried, tu-
-, ,
-,

,
same, and multuous, rash, hasty; unpre-

,
b, ), (fr. f/, (fr. self,
manifest) self-evident. and to go) a deserter, trai- meditated.

,
service, attendance

and
who
-,
, (fr. next) self-
-,
on one's
b, , (fr. same,
an atttendant) self-
self.

own
-,
tor, recreant, apostate.

man's name.

,
-, , Autonol, a wo-

f. -, (fr.
ry,
ness
precipitation,
;
-, ,
haste;
tumult, confusion.
-a, -ov, and -,
same, and
(fr. same) hur
rash

b, ",

,
attended, does all his self-directed) to direct (fr.
work. own near) sudden, extemporaneous,

,
one's self, follow one's will.
-, , , (fr. same, -, , (fern, of next) done at the moment ; hasty, pre•

, ,
,
and to teach) self- Autonoml, a woman's name. cipilate, rash ; unpremeditated,
taught.
? -, , , (fr. seW, not prepared ; rough, clownish,

,
,,
or
murderer, assassin.

year) this,
(fr.
-, ,
to inflict) a suicide,

same,
(fr.

or that year, the

and
same, and

same
a
and

the
law) self-directed; in-
dependent; wilful, headstrong.

night)
same
and

- -,
-,
to-night,
night, that night.
(fr. same, and
this night ;
uncouth; tumultuous, confused,
disorderly; fighting at close
quarters.

ously ;
(fr. last) spontanea
suddenly, hastily, precipi-

, , .
year. b, , (fr. same, tately ; tumultuously ; close, hand
same) from and
,--', hand.

,
(fr. to compact) self- to
„ that place or time ; hence, hence- made ; cohering together, bind- (fr. same)
forth ; there, in that place nigh, close, hand to hand.

,
; then, ing, cohesive, compact, firm.

, -, , ,

, ,,
at that time; thenceforth, forth-
with, directly.
(fr. same) there, then,
credible) self-evident;
convincing, persuasive ; appa-
(fr. same, and

self,
sup. of

and
- -, b,f), (fr.
the end, or a

, , therein;
place.
Ion. for
at that time;

g. .
in that rent, evident.

and to
-, , >},
(fr. same,
work) self-wrought,
tax) perfecting, effective, perfect,
finished, complete ; sufficient, ca-
pable, answerable ; independent,

,
-, ,

,.,,,-, ».
, own ex
next) a self-made, self-effected.

)
living, or acting at his
(fr.
full sister. -, , , (fr. same, and pense.
-, , (fr. a foot) on one 's own feet.
1

viz. (g. sin. of

self, kin, and to be -, , , (fr. same for

,
born} a full brother ; of the whole
blood.
-, b, f), (fr.

,. ,
and

person.
the face) of the
natural countenance, in one's own -, -.
-, f.
for

(fr. next)

, ,
same, and to con- -, b, (fr. same, and to act of, from, or by one's self;
demn) self-condemned, self-con- to heboid) an eye-wit- to labour, work with the hands.
-, , ,

,
victed. ness ; a spectator, beholder, looker (fr. self,

,
-., ,, (fr. same, on. n. pi. and work) self-acting
and to exhort) unbidden, -, , , same, and (fr. spontaneous, native, natural ; a

- -,
ready, willing, voluntary. to flow) flowing of itself, workman, labourer, mechanic.
-,
, ,
b, r% (fr. same, springing naturally, gushing, , , (fr. same,

,
and
last.
to exhort)

-,
same as

-bv, (fr. next) and

,
bubbling.
-, -, (perhaps
obs. for he)
fr.

he, she,
again,
it
and
bark,
rough, unshapen.
- -,
the bark) with the
covered with the bark

, ,, ,
of free will, mere motion sove- mere, and

.
; himself, herself, itself;
reign, absolute. very; spontaneous, of himself, -, , (fr. same, and to
-, b,
,

,
,
&c. same, the same. sup. grow) self-born, self-produced;
(fr. ;

self, and power) one's own native, natural, spontaneous.

, -, ,
master, independent ; self-de- -, -, used for or (fr. same, and
pendent ; self-emanating or pro- which see. a thief) the very fact, the act

, , -.
ceeding ; supreme, sovereign, ab- (fr. last, and itself; afoul deed, crime, offence,
»/,
solute plenipotentiary. stand) for •'

,
; firm, th.
-oy,b, , (fr. same, and a standing, or remaining fixed in the very fact.
•,

.
to kill) self-killing, mur- in one place; a standing fight. , f), (fr. same, and

,
derous ; a suicide. -, , same, the hand) with one's own

,
f], (fr.

,
(fr. same, and a and to equip) who is ship, hand, the very person, the imme-

,
word) to a word, verbatim, by diate perpetrator ; a suicide, iu

,
convoy, or guide to himself in
rote. his own vessel escorting per- pi.
;
-, b, Autolycus, a sonally; a swimmer. and -, (fr. last) with

, , ,-,
man's name. -, , >% same, (fr. the hand, personally.

same, and
-,-,
to desire) spon-
or -, , , (fr. and to groan) groaning -,
land) native, in-
, >/,
(fr.

under his own sorrows, suffering same, and

,
taneous, of its own accord, volun- under woes of his own making. digenous, original.
tary ; natural, unassisted by art.
In neut. an automaton, a self-
-, Ion. -, -, , and b,

(fr. sudden) a fight , (fr. same, and a smelt-

moving machine. hand to hand, close combat, close ing furnace) shapeless,rough, un-
(fr. last; spontaneous- quarter* , hurry, precipitation, finished, as it came from the
ly, naturally, of itself. massy huge.
haste, confusion, tumult. furnace ;
solid, ;

(102)
 ;

,large; bursting or pounng forth

as from a furnace ; babbling, cont.

,
,
,,,- ...
ind. pass.
—
—
—
3
pres.
sin. cont.
inf. spoil, deform, disfigure: tofhs-
charge, dismiy.s.
disappear, vanish ;
tt
perish.

,.
pros. ind. pass. 3 sin. to
blabbing, that cannot keep secret
same, and cont. pres. sub. pass. — p<:r. pass, 1 a. pass.

1
a
(fir.

matter) the thing itself, the

very matter; in reality, truly,
, -, -, 1 f. ind. act. of
-,
1 f.

b, and

',
really; clearly, plainly, evidently.
-, , , same, and
or -, -, ,
to take away) a taking
(fr. -, Att. -, ,
ajjpearance, vanishing; depait-
(fr. last) a dis.

,
(fr.

,by sight.
to pour) bursting, shed or
poured out of itself.
(fr. next) at the very sight;
away, carrying off ; a withdraw-
ing, separation, distinction ; that
which is withdrawn or separated,
the part of the victim offered, an , ure ; death, decease ; extinction,
ruin, destruction
doing away, annulling.
-^,,
;

{fr.
an aJiolition,

same) dis.

,
eye-siglit.
-,
self,
and
and
sight, view, ocular demonstration,

-, •, cases of
,..
-.
-, -, ,
sight)
(fr.
the ', -,
offering, oblation.

same) a taking away, depriva-

tion, separation; an offering,
Att. -,

,
a gramma-
, , , (fr.
appearing, vanishing, evanes-
cent ; unseen, invisible, hidden ;
obscure, humble, lowly.
and (fr. last)

,
<7>, sacrifice ; aphorresis, obscurely, darkly ; secretly, pri-

, ,
, Dor. for tical figure.
-,
'
vily, privately, unhealed, unob•
-', cases -,

,
of f. p. served.

so,
or
thus ; likewise, in like
or state; merely, only; without
(fr. same)
manner
""^fr.
to take
from, and
away, carry
plunder, bereave, strip, deprive
off,
to take)
spoil, as last.
(fr.

f. -, p. ,
obscure) same

(fr.

, ,
;

,cause or reason, rashly, giddily ;

, ,. -, ,,. '
in vain, idly ; freely, gratis.
to rescue, free, or deliver
to separate; to re-
distinguish,
from ;
hang
from, and to hang) to
to or upon, append, affix,

,, --
JEol. for and move, reject, expel ; to suppress, fasten to, tie, bind to ; to touch,
Av^fV, a. sin. of slop, prohibit, discontinue; to approach, come near to. per.
-, b, , (fr. the amputate, prune, pare ; to era- pass. ind. par.
neck) of the neck ; about the dicate, deface, destroy ; to de- Ion. and

, ,-, . ,
conceal, hide.

. ,.
shoulders. prive, divest ; to

.
-,
. -, (per- to be stripped, and Ion. (perhaps

-
f. p.
haps

.
vaunt, glory.

-.
-, and
fr.

,
same)

last)
to boast, brag,

bragging, boast-
Att.

' .,
deprived, lose.

per. pass,
a. pass,
2 a. ind. act.
1 a.

or
ind.

pass.
act. fr. the touch) immediately,
quickly, suddenly, comp.

-, -,
and -, ,

.
'/, (fr. 1 1 f.

, Aphareus, a man's name.

, -,
ing, vaunting triumph, exulta- mid. ind.

-,
; 1 f.

'!),
'
tion.
-, b, the neck, back of a. mid. ind.
inf.
sub.
2
-,
Poet, for
ot, the sons of Aphareus.

-,

,
the neck, nape, shoulder ; a pass, fa an evergreen tree.

".
inf.

defile, strait,
and
drought) to be parched with
isthmus.
-, (fr.

,
, -, ,
-, or -,
a kind of pulse, a
b, Dor. for
and
-,
b, , (fr. a neg.
a drug) unadul-
terated, ujimixed.
-, and -,

,\
town

,
drought; to be dusty, dirty, in Libya. (fr.

\
f.

squalid, foul ; to be shabby, or -, b, >;, (fr. neg. and from, and to rob)

, ragged ; to mourn, wear mourn- a crest) wanting the crest, to plunder, carry away, despoil,

, ., -
ing, which the ancients express- unplumed, rob ; to steal, snatch, pick up.
"
,
ed by foul and worn clothes. (fr. from, and -a, -ov, (comp.

,
li\-
-a, -bv, (fr. same) dry, to leap) to leap down or quickly) quicker, speedier, soon-
T& t t ft pi ed, arid, desert ; foul, filthy, off ; to bound or spring away ; er ; more sudden.
squalid ; dull, dark, dusky. to flee, escape. -, Ion. and Poet,
(fr. same) see f. -, p. •, -•, hi (fr• a neg. and

, . ,,
-, b,
dry) drought arising from heat,
(perhaps fr. to , (fr. same, and
err) to miss, fail, mistake, mis-
to or to speak) silence, dumb-
ness, inability to speak ; astonish-
dryness, aridity; foulness, slo- carry ; to be disappointed, be be- ment, fear.

5, - -,
venliness.

hot, parching ;
b,
dry, arid
, (fr.

;
last)
foul,
reft, deprived or destitute of. 2 a.
par.
- -, b, t), (fr.
pressible,
ble ; not
-ov, b,

to
,
surprising,
(fr.

be repeated, spoken,
same) inex
unuttera'

, , , ,/,
,
dirty, squalid ; slovenly. last, and a word) rambling or mentioned, obscure, of no re-

, .- ,,
and sometimes and by in language, verbose, tedious port,mean, low.
Djal. f. p. (fr. diffuse in style, diffusive, inco- (fr. last) inexpressibly,
to blow) to dry, parch, herent. surprisingly number,
; without
-, -, Ion.
scorch ; to light up, kindle,
flame, set on fire ; to shout, cry
out, exclaim ; to roar ; to resound,
in-
, 2 a. ind. of
-, ,
for

next) dark-
enough, sufficiently, plentifully,
abundantly.
-a, -bv, (fr. a intens. and

. ,
(fr.

\
^,
ring,

,
if fr.

, ,, echo

for aTrb, before

(fr.
;

glitter ; to blow, breathe ; to

to sleep.
Dor.
to

1 a. ind. act.
sparkle,

for
',
an aspirate.
intens. and ay
shine,
touch ;
as
ness,

and
scure,
clear,
obscurity,
uncertainty, doubt.

-'
indistinctness

- -,
indistinct ; unseen,
b, ,
appear) dark, ob-
not
hidden; evanescent, vanish-
(fr. neg.
less or
;
Dor. for

f. -, -.
worth-
few) weak, faint,
feeble; lazy, slothful; cowardly;
vile, worthless ; dull, dim. comp.
sub.
(fr. a-rb intens.

- mean,
ed

,
to purify) to consecrate, ; ignoble, low. and to dry) to dry up, with»

,
,,
hallow,

,
tify

, ,
atone.

, .
; to
devote,

and
decl. a royal tent, pavilion.

—
-7, -,
par. 1 a. pass.
set
purify, cleanse, expiate,

-,
apart, sanc-

Heb.

-, 1
in-

f.
pi. pres. ind.
2 pi. 1 a.

last)
destroy,
-,
3. sin.

f.

to hide,
act
impr. pass.
and

-ov, par. per. pass, of

-, p.
conceal,
abolish ; to
—
darken
torrupl,
3

(fr.

;
er, decay, fade
mish.

touch)
-,
sooth, caress,

pres. act.
to
f.

touch, handle

a. sin.
-,
; to starve,

mas. cont.
(fr.

; to
fa-

Poet,
stroke,
fi»

p?.
a

(103)
 — ; ;

, ,. ..,
, -, - , -,
,
, f,, (fr. neg. Ion. for 2 a .
-t

-, /
,
and mid. of and

,
brightness) without ind. {fr. intens. f
-, ,
-,
tiglit, obscure, dark; blind ; im- same as to lead) to conduct, guide

.
d. sin. lead command, rule, govern
perceptible, gentle.
-, ; to

, ,,,
,
rnenia, menses.
-, b, (fr. next) the cata- -,
2 a. sub.
2
mid.
f.

—
mid. — to till, relate, report, recount.

-, , (fr. last) a re-

,
(fr. a privy) to 2 of
a. par. act lation, narration, history, story,

,
choke, suffocate, stifle. 2 simple) simply,
(fr. account.
sin. pres. sub. pass. sincerely, without art ; singly, -, Att. -, , (fr.

. and
, -, apart
a seat) a privy ; <
sewer, drain ; perhaps, the rec-
b, (fr. barely, merely ;
tinctly.
-, ,
clearly, dis-

(fr. to
same) a narrative, tlie recollec-
memory, or rehearsal of any
tion,
thing the tale or story itself.

,
;

-, b,
,
tum, or lowermost gut. a. sin send away) a discharge, dismis- (par. pres. m.

. ,
,',,, , ., ; ,
sub. act. of

',
Ion. for

-, -.
2 pi. 2 a
sion, sending
liberty ;
the person or thing discharged.
2 a. par. mid. of
away
remission, forgiveness
; deliverance,
;
of same) a leader, captain, chief
general, commander.

vowel,
-,
-, or before a -,
—

,
or 1 a. ind. act.
-, -, ind. — ,-}, -},
-,. ,
see same.

.. - -, , by Sync. -ov, b, or
(perhaps fr. ' 2 a. act. — -, -,
sub.

,
1 f.
-, (fr. un- viz. of one year) in- ind. act. of

, , . ., ,
sparing) / £U;e without stint ; to come, revenue, profit ; wealth, -, -, 1 a. ind. mid.

,
lavish, squander to despise, ex- riches plenty, abundance. of

.
; ;
-,
, ,
, ,'^, ,
pose ;
shun,
of
to

.,
spare one's

1 a. par. act.
self, decline,
a. sin. mas. act. of
1 f.
d.

act.
sin. of 2 a. par.
from, and
destitute, forlorn,
-,
b, ,

-, 2
(fr. a neg. or
a companion)
forsaken.
of

,
Ion. for intens.

,
(fr. f. (fr. a. ind. act.
same) liberally, unsparingly ;
and to creep) to creep,

- -,
without mercy, severely.

,
crawl, move a serpent or
like par. of per.

and
b, ), (fr. a neg.
to spare) liberal,
bountiful, unsparing ; profuse, .
worm ;

, ,.'^,
act. of
-,
to creep or sneak away.
2 2 a. impr.
pass, of

and
f. -,
a bridle)
(fr.
to refuse
from,
the

,,, ,-,
,-,!),({.
,
prodigal, frequent, often.

-
-, - -
prodigality, no sparing; severity,
\a.st) profuseness, cont. Att. of
a.' sin.

-, Att. -,
d. sin.

, (fr.
rein, not to bear the bridle ;
stubborn or
obey, resist.
obstinate ;

-,
to
to he
dis-

.
cruelty ; austerity, mortification. to send away) a dismis-
— -, —
,
,
3 impf. ind. mid.

,
pi. ind. -}, sal, discharge ; release, deliver-
sub. 1 a. pass. — ance ; remission, forgiveness, par- -, -, 1 a. ind. pass, of

,, ,. , ,,
-fi,
-, —
. -,
-, -,
1

.
f. ind. act.
pi.
don ; a starting post ; speed,
impetuosity.
— -, b, (fr. to send

. , -
-,

,
par. 2 a. act. of -, pres. opt. forth) an
epithet of Apollo, the

-,
,
.•,• ,
.
, . ,
and

-, -,
see
2 a. act. ind.;
pres. ind. of
Or the two
2 and 3

latter are
for
pi.

by
"
utterer, pronouncer of oracles ;
the. darter of light ; the archer.

-, a\, the thrush, a dis-

,, .
impr. opt. sub. Sync, for and ease in the mouth.
-, ' inf. • par. 2 and 3 pi. per. act. of -, , (fr. a neg. and

, ',
— -, -, to destroy) incorruptibili-

' ,
2 a. sub. mid. of same as ty, incorruption immortality.

- ,
;
-, -, 2 a. mid. ind. -, the name of a -, b, , (fr. same) in-
0*1. a\,

,
;

",
,,
imp. sub. place, some say a city of Mag- "TBTruptiblc, immortal, eternal.
-, -'

, , ,. . ', inf. nesia. par. of -, -,

, .
par. of same. 2 pi. 2 a. ind. or impr. of Dor. or Ion. 1 a. pass,
for of of
1 pi.
"&, -,
,, .
2

.
Ion.

,
a. ind. act.

. and Poet,
1 pi.
Or, by Sync, for
2 a. opt. act. Or
for 2 a.
miss)
tively with
-a, -ov, (fr.
to be dismissed, &c. posi-
any of the significa-
to dis-
to corrupt) see
b, ,
d. pi. Ion.
-, b, ,
(fr.

of
neg. and

, '-
mf, act. of tions of (fr. same, and

-, b,

,
see same. (fr.same) a shooter, voice, th. to

,
worker of warlike ma- speak) speechless, dumb; mute,

,
to with-

,
-a, -ov, (fr. slinger,
hold) to be withheld or abstain- chines, engineer ; a freed slave, silent.
ed ; to br avoided or shunned. freed man. Dor. for -ov,
-, same, and envy)

.
(perhaps, fr. to b, , (fr. same) dis- 'b,t), (fr.

,
take away, the knee) to missed, discharged, loosed, set exempt from envy, unenvied.

/, hurt, injure, abuse.

, free ; set apart, separated ; con- Poet, for

,., , - -,
, (fr. simple)
simplicity, sincerity, purity of
secrated, holy ; rejected, refused ;
opposite, contrary.
comp. of
-, , (fr. neg. and

,, ,., ,
thought, goodness of intention. and -, f. abundance, plenty,
stint)
2 pi. impr. Or, Ion. for
2 pi. 2 a. ind. m. — , (fr.
boil) to boil
intens. and
away, evaporate.
to no exemption from envy,
stint ;
malice, or gru Ige.

, , .,
2

-: -, ,
sin. 2 a. sub. act. of
—
Att. for
Att. for
per. act. -ov, b. , v fr. same) ex-
empt from envy, unassailed by

, '/, simple, sin- 3 pi. per. pass, of malice ; plentiful, abundant, co-
cere, honest, single-hearted ; sin- Att. for 3 sin. pious, unstinted, given without

, gle,

, unmixed ; small, slender, impf. ind. of grudge, liberal.

fc
flight.

-
f. -(,from, and '-
( fr.

to draw) to draw or take away;

separate, divide, tear asunder.
-, ,
a joint ;

the touch, feeling ;

stroke, blow.
(fr.
touching, close meeting
a touch,

04)
to touch)

, piously
liberally.
(fr. last)

; without enry or

-ov. b, i, (fr.
plentifully, co-

neg. and
stint,
 ; ;

, -, , $
,
,
. ,
3
,, .
tender.

,, . pi.
to corrupt) uncorrupted,
untainted, untouched ; young,

-,
, a plant.
and Ion.
pres. of
-, -, per. pass. —
for
and JEoi. for
mid.
2
— ',
fond,and
pres. impr.
Ion. for
sin. 2 a. sub. mid. of

-, , ,
good) no
(fr. r.eg.
the

,
quartet, poop.

\, ihty
same ae
highest part of a ship, tht

-, ,
of being burned.
-, , ,
(fr. neg.
(fr.
to break)

next) inca-

,
burn) not parch-

,
lover of good men, no friend to an 1 to

, , ,
-, -, pper. pass. goodness ; ill disposed, evil-mind- ed scorchf.d, or blistered; un-

,,.-
ed. fci. rned ; not inflammable or easi-
of
-, , (fir. next)
a temple, humanity, unkindness;
-, f/, (fr. next) in-

,.
ly set on fire.
-, , same as

,
statue, image, idol ; cruelty,
sanctuary.

- and f. -5,
barbarity.
-, , jJ,

a man)
(fr. a neg.
, Dor.

and Poet.
for g. of

->,

,
and and

,
(fr. intens. fix) fond,

, ,,
',
, ,.
set,

'.
place
offer, present, dedicate.

, 3 sin. impf.
; to erect, set

of
see
up ; to inhuman,
rous.

cruelly.
cruel,

(fr. last)
'
savage, barba-

inhuman-
, ,

,
(fr.
wealthy, opulent ; abundant, plen
tiful; munificent, liberal.
(by Sync,
wealth)

and Apoc. fr
rich,
•

,
'ly,

— , -,
(fr. a neg. , invisibly) suddenly, una-

,. , ,
1 pi. ind. 2 pi.

ind. or impr. — 3 sin. fond, and silver) wares, unexpectedly ; directly,

impr. pres. act. — pres. not avaricious ; generous, liberal. forthwith.
—

,
3 and -, , a neg. and (fr. -ov,b, , (fr. a neg. and

,
inf. act. sin. fj,

of
A^iiw,same
and
3 pi.

- , - -, -
as next. Impf.

,
,
pres. ind. pass. a friend) unfriendly, un-
kind; friendless, destitute; not
having, or wanting friends.
-,
, , (fr. same, and
ed.

', -,
-, ,
to fear) fearless, undaunt-

confidence, boldness.
(fr. next) security,

, ,, ,
-.
2 f.
2
ind. act.
a. ind. act. -.

.
-, -.
-?,

(fr.
honour) unambitious, unas-
suming, modest, diffident ; mean,

,-,
low.
-, daunted;
, ;/,

fear) fearless, irdrepid, un-

bold, courageous.
(fr. neg. and

,
f.

-,,

.,
from, and t?7;.u to send) to cZi-s- Att. (fr. (fr. last) intrepidly, bold-
miss, discharge, send, or pw< a coming, ar-
to arrive) ly, without fear; impudently,
atuay ; to divorce ; to part with, rival a departure, setting out insolently.
;
-,
let go
chor, set sail
;

,
abandon, quit, desert
to loose ship,

, ; to
weigh an-
forsake, leave,
; to leave
,.
an excursion, journey ; an in-
cursion, invasion, inroad, a. sin. to go to stool) excrement.
-, rb, (fr.
rb, (fr.

same) a

,
after alone ; to
leave, let mid. of close-stool, privy.
; to 1 f.

-, -,
give,
to emit,

'
,
leave, omit, neglect; to permit,

-, ,
suffer, let, allow; to remit, for-
pardon,

, ,
discharge,
absolve,
hurl,
release
shoot,
and

f.
f.

to ride) to
go off, depart.
and-,
(fr.

ride
from,
away, aro from, and
aside,
bowels, purge.
f.

ease

,
nature,
p.
to go) to
empty
(fr.
go
tht

.',''
-,

,' .. ' -,
send forth ; to vent, wreak ; to f. (fr. a-b from, and (fr. next) excre-
yield, give up the ghost, die. 2 pi. to fly away ;
fly) to to ment.

- '
pres. impr. opt. pass away, disappear, vanish ; Ion.

.
-ov, (fr

-
to f],

sub. inf. par. move swiftly. 2 a. act. ind. :• 770" from, and bb a road) a de-

' .,, , -
2 a. act. ind. -, inf. par. parture, going away ; retirement,
-' impr. -, 2 pi. 2 a. mid. ind. withdrawing ; return, coming

.
opt.

'
inf.

.
, ,'
'
-rat.

'- -
,
, , , .
per.
''
pres. pass,
sub.
par.

pass,
-,
1 a. act.
-,
3
-'

pi.
and

3
inf.

pi.
3
pres. ind. mid.
sin. impf. mid.
par. back ; a privy ; dung, excrement.

,
liken)
(fr.
-,
to
f. -,
intens.
assimilate,
p.
and
make
to
like,

'
Att. par. pres. impr. mid. of liken, per. pass,

-,
,. . '
, -, -' -, • opt.
1 a.
and
pass. ind.

sub.
impr. (fr.
f.

from, and
to separate, sever, disjoin, divide,
p.
"-^ut to set)
par.

and (£ -, f.

to
(fr. arb from,
arm) to disarm 5

, -, ,
inf. par. disunite; to put away, place at a strip, despoil of arms or armour.

last.
3

to meet, see next.

-, -,
-
, 1

sin.

fr.
f. pass,
pres.

«tj intens. and

f.
ind. act. of

p.
distance ; to turn away, draw off,
detach, seduce; to stop, make to
cease; to cut short, break off, in-
terrupt.
depart, remove, shvn, avoid, ab-
dicate, retire ; to turn from, ab-
to withdraw,
mour, lay aside arms.

and Att.
tens. and
from, turn away
-, f.
to strip, put off or

-, p.
(fr.

to look) to look
the eyes ; to look
azb in-
>

.
^iat

•
to

,
from, and JkWo-
(fr.
come or go from
come)
one place to another, arrive; to

', ,
reach, attain to; to happen, be•
to
hor, loathe; to abstain, refrain,
withhold from ;
fall off or away, apostatize ; to
fail, be deficient; to be absent,
to revolt, rebel,
steadfastly, gaze, behold; to look
up to,
take a view of.
revere,

-,^, Poet, for $».

respect ; to view,

,•
. '
ind.

. ''
par.

'-,
fall, chance, pres. inf.

', , , . inf.
-, -'
2 a. mid
sub.
par.
away, or far off; to gather, draw
to
ind.
-/7. 2

" , -, -•
a head,• suppurate. 2

pi.
impr.
sub.
a. act.

fulness,
-, , , (fr. a neg. and
to bear) intolerable.
-, ,
sterility.
(fr. same) unfruu-

—
,,,
to
, ',
, . ,
., -,
come) same as
(fr. intens.
last.
and
-, -, in
inf.
pres. pass,
3 pi.
par.
-,
-,
2 sin. ind. act.
-7, Att. for
1 f. ind. act. of
-, -&
-

,
1 sin. Dor. impr. 1 f. mid. i. p. (fr. art•

,
;

2 3 sin.

,
sin. from, and to define) t:
2 a. ind. mid.
;

— ;

a.
also Dor. for
imor. mid. Dor.
2
pi.

—
', of
inf.

-,
of

rb, (fr. a
per. pass,

neg. and
sever, separate, divide;
out, choose, cull, select;
tinguishy designate.,
to pirk

mark.*-
to di<

U05>
 ; ;,

. ,
'-- , ,
AXA

,
.
'
,
.
'
to lake

'
excommunicate.
1 a. act.
away, carry

-.
par.
ind.
1 f. Att.

per. pass.

a. pass,
off, banish,

impr.

Ion.
open,
guarded, unawares.
-,

-,
b,
to hedge) unfortified,
exposed; undecked; un-

b, t), (fr. same, and

to say) untold, not related
f), (fr. same, and

,
,'
less, inattentive ;
noticed,
unprotected.

rashly.
unguarded,
unobue, oid^^m-

(fr. last) incautiously.,

ind. act. of .
negleeted,

,
1 1 f.

impr. 2 pi. «</>o- or revealed; not to be expressed f. -, (fr. from,

^-. or repeated ; unwarned, unad- and sleep) to awake, rouse

, , offering,
-, ,
Hiing separated or
vow.
-, b, (fr.
(fr.
sci
same)

same) a
apari ; an
???/

dis-
vised, unexpected,
known, hidden,
-, (fr.

froth ; be covered with sweat.

secret.
unawares; un-

froth) to foam,

,
,
from

(fr.
sleep.
-, f.

intens.
-,
and
sleep)
p.

,,
to fall fast asleep, sleep soundly.
tinction, diversion, separation, -,
b, (fr. a neg. and -, -, 1 a. ind. act. ol
excommunication; an aphorism, a tribesman) not of the last.
proverb, adage, pithy sentence. tribe, not of any tribe ; without -, b, (fr. to
-, fj,

-, f. p.

, ,.
kindred, regardless of kindred ; drain) drawn, drained, poured.

,- , ,.
(fr. from, and to rush) a misanthrope, manhater. rushing. Subs, a muddy torrent,

,8 to set out,
invade, attack.
go off"; to arrive at,

, f. -,p.
froth) to froth, foam.
(fr. swollen stream.
Poet, for 1 a. inf.

,
-, %, (fr. from, and -, , Africa. act.

, ,-
, ., , .
tendency) an onset, attack,
assault; a refuge, help; an oc-
opportunity ; pretence,
casion,
motive, cause; materials, means,
provision, subsistence;
capital, stock.

pi. 1 a.
money,

Sync,
opt. pass, of
-,
for

,
-,
a neg.
3
sea-born

,
(fr.
-,

and
-, , and
t),

to be) born
;
(fr.

an epithet of Venus.
-,

next) of or relating
amatory; wanton.
-, ,
-ov,
of
foam, and
the

-, ,
to
foam

Venus;
r),
to draw, take out
pour upon, water;
collect,

from, and
-,

get together.

-,
deficient) to
viithdraw, withhold, keep back;
to cheat,defraud, cozen; to fall
(fr.

f. -,
of,

1
to
f.
to drain)
empty;
acquire,
inf. ac».

(fr.
to

,
b, (fr. (fr. froth, or
and to collect a tax) silly, or delicate) behind, lag.

6, -, .

,.'
exempt, not subject to tribute. Venus. f. (perhaps
-, , (fr. same, and -, b, , same, and intens. and to *ain) to draw,

,
b, (fr.

to bear) that does not bear,

barren, unproductive. the
the hair) with hair offoam ;
hair covered with foam.
. take from, or out of; to empty,

, -,
drain, exhaust.

away, .
act. of

, , ,
, ,..
-,
from, and
.
pi. cont. par. pros

f.

sever, set apart

-, -,
take
consc
crate, dedicate, devote ; to atone
for, expiate; to reject, abominate,
put away ; to discharge formal
p.
holy)
; to
to
(fr, to
-, -, cases of
-,
dote. par. pres.

and
neg. and

-,
(fr.
understand) to be foolish,

b, ^, (fr. neg.
care) careless, indif-
ferent ; IhougJttless ; fearless, un-
silly
a^ pi.
A0'
,
,-,
,

act. of

pass, of
viz.
from whence.
and A0' wrr, Dor. for
fiom which time,

-), 1 pi.

and Poet.
-, ov, par.
2 a. sub,

per.
'

-,

,
ceremonies, act as of course, per-
form

, , ', , slightly

,
deprecate, refuse, decline.

-
-, ,
; to beg against,

(fr. last) a sa-

concerned, without care.

(fr. last)

lect ; to slight,
to

-, ,
-, f. -, -,
omit, pass by, neg-
disregard.
p.
b, , (fr. a neg. and
voice) speecL>ess, dumb, silent,
mute ; inarticul lie
not spoken.
f
unuttered,

-, -,

, ,. , ,
crifice of atonement, offering of (fr. same) in- -, or before a
—
. .
vowel,

,
expiation. difference, inattention ; negti- impf. act.
-, Att. -, >/, (fr. gence, omission. -, -, 1 a. ind. act. —
'
thence.

, ,.,
same) an atonement,
from
expiation.
that time, from see
-,
(fr.
b, , (fr.

last) carelessly
same)

3
-, -ov, par. per. pass, of

pi. 2 a. sub. act. of

,
,
a.

,. ,
for

, . ,, ,
mid. of
impr.

stand off, away, begone.

Poet, for
mid. cont. par. pres. act.
a.

-, -,
sin.
2 at ease ; negligently.

sweat.
-, , froth, foam ;
d. pi. of
-, , (fr.
spittle,

next) folly,
-',
name.

the
b,

-,
Achaz, indecl. a man's

rjame of a country com-

and -, ,

.
-, f. p. (fr. foolishness, silliness ; levity, heed- monly called Greece, Lat.

,
the fool; to
) rash) to act sillily, play
speak rashly, talk in-
considerately, blab, babble, prate.
lessness
infatuation.
-,
; rashness, imprudence,

b, //, (fr. a neg. and,

Achaia.
a. sin. of last.
-, -, (fr.

^,
,
>

-
,-
, ,
,
', )
-, .
par. pres. of last.
(fr.
ashly, inconsiderately, hastily.
sin.

foolish)
ly,
*vunderstanding) unwise, sil-
foolish; rash, inconsiderate.
-, , the anchovy.
-, b, , (fr. a neg.
Achaian, Greek, Grecian. Also
Achaicus, a man's name.
-,
a proper name.
. pi. of

, , ,
-, , , (fr. a neg. and disposition) dull, heavy, --, , (fr. wo-
man of Achilla, or Greece.

,
and to think) thoughtless, stupid; silly, simple; ignorant,

<
rash, inconsiderate, inadvertent
foolish, infatuated.
untaught,
-, (fr. same) dullness, ans ;
-, ,
Greeks, Grecians.
(fr. same) Achai-

,
ff,

-, and Ion. -, -, }lt stupidity, want of talents. -wv, o't, at, stag.,, deer ; ot
(fr. last) Tshness, hastiness ; 'Afly/yoc. Poet, for -, rather an epithet of th»m from

,
,
thoughtlessmss, inadvertence ; sil- (fr. a ne«.
,
and to the city ofAchainea.
liness, folly. escaoe) inevitable, unavoidable -, b, , (fr. a neg. and

,
;

r/ppv the mint.

f. -, 1
(fr. a neg. and
rave,
unerring ; inextricable.
last) inevitably. centious,
a bridle) unbridled, li-
unrestrained ; violent,
) to dote ; to (fr.
h distracted •
be out of the wits, -ov, b, %, (fr. a'neg. and headstrong, rash.
art wildly. to guard) unwary, hecd- -ov, b, , (fr. same, and
U06)
 .

brass) without brass ; un-

',
,
, -
.
,-,,-, ,-
1
AXP
a. inf. pass. —
ATE
use) unprofitable, useless,

,armed, unprotected ; without r~

ney, pennyless, poor.

,-
2 pi. 1
f.
f. ind. pass,
and
worthless ; lazy, cowardly ; silly,
awkward.

of grain
-, , a Persian measure
a baker's trough.
p.

,
next) to be oppressed, overburden-
and (fr. ], i,(fr. last) useless•
ness, unprofitableness, insignifi

,. ' . ,, .-
;

-, b, , (fr. a intens. ed ; to grudge, be loath, or un- cance ; simplicity, awkwardness.

and to gape) wide, gaping,
wrapped
ivilling; to refuse, take
moan, bemoan,
ill, elislilie; -, f. -,
render useless, make
p.
same)
yawning; fixed
amazement ; huge, vast ; im-
or in to
pres. 1 pi.
grieve, fret.
3 pi. - (fr, to
good for nothing ; to debase, vili-

,mense, boundless; deep, bottom-

less. - -, ,
1 a. ind. puss,
a weight, load,
fy.
less or vile ; to
to
disgrace,
become worth-
demean

,.
-, b, fh (fr. a ncg. and burden; truss, pack, baggage; one's self. per. pass,
thanks) unpleasant, dis- a charge, impost, imposition ; 1 a. pass. 3 pi.
agreeable, troublesome, offensive ; pressure, affliction ; grief, sor-

-,
insipid ; worthless ;
ungrateful, ungracious.
thankless,

f. -, (fr. -, row, wo, calamity.

to carry)
-, f. -,
to
(fr. last,
bear burdens,
and

,
, ..
(fr. same) insignificantly ;

awkwurdly ; foolishly ; disgrace-

fully ; uselessly, to no purpose.

,
disagreeable) to offend, dis- carry a load, be a porter. Poet, {or
gust, shock, cause a dislike ; to be -ov, b, ~, (fr. same) that Poet, for
loads or bears burdens

,
ungrateful to experience in- carries -ov, b, fj, (fr. neg. and

,
; ;

,
gratitude.

thankfulness, ingratitude.
-,
-ov, , >), (fr. a neg. and
>;,
(fr. same) un- , .
,
,
a porter, beast of burden.

,.
^, ,
easily, freely, readily.
Dor. for
and ,
,
property) pennyless, poor,
indigent, destitute ; plain, not ex-
pensive.
-,

,
for g. b, , (fr. same)
thanks) thankless, ungrate- Poet, for a. of poor, indigent, destitute.
Jul disagreeable, offensive. -, Att. -, and -, -ov, b, , neg. and

,
; (fr.

(fr. last) ungratefully ; b, Achilles, a man's name. useful) useless, unpro-

unkindly. relating to Achilles, like fitable, wortldcss ; unused ; bad,

, -ov, b, Achates, the friend Achilles. vicious base, vile. Or, (fr. same,
-, t

of ^Eneas
Dor.
;

for
an
,. agate.
3 sin. pres.
a neg. and
a coat) without a coat,
b,
a
, (fr.
m
and
ceives
an oracle) who re•
no ansvser from the oracle,

, , , who
waistcoat or jacket; ill- dressed, unanswered ;

,-
or irnpf. ind. of disregards
«, and , indecl. a green flag.
,-,
poor. oracles.

and

-,
indecl. a
-,
hands, wanting a hand or hands
maimed.
the

-,
man's name.
, ,

b,
hand)

,
(fr.

(fr.
neg.
without

same,
; ,
in his waistcoat.

,dark,
gloomy, dreary.
b,{), (fr. same, and
a cloak) without a cloak,

-,
obscure;
-, (fr. next)
misty, foggy,
,into
and
continually; up to, unto, so far,

as far as; in, within.

the grain, the

-,
, (fr. next) a place
which the chaff is blown from
receptacle for the
till, until ; still,

, ',
and

, ,,
hands
to make) not made by
not made by man ; na-
;
tural, not artificial.

river Achelous.
and -ov, b, the
,
-, , darkness, obscurity
cloud, mist,
dimness of sight
row, grief, wo.
f. -,
fog
;
; weakness or
sadness, sor-

last) to darken,
(fr.
; chaff, the chaff gathered there, a

and ' -,
heap of duff
:-, -, , (
perhaps fr.

s'ubble, litter, Itaum.

neg.
firm) chaff; straw,

-,
, .
which also

,
pres. of

sloe tree.
Dor.

-,
-,
I,
for

the black thorn, or

fem. par.
for obscure, sully
overshadow

,,
ceal
blind.
; to

or
;
grow dark
; shade, shadow,
to
to hide, screen, con-

-, ,
a neg.
; to

(fr.
become

,
-,
with chaff, straw,
mix with chaff.
-, ,
p.
f.

last) to spread, scatter,

(fr.
litter,
or strew

same) a heap
&c.
(fr.

to

, -, - , .
, (fr. next) the and to cohere) chaff, husks ; of straw, straw thrown from

,,
tlie

-, , .
white poplar which Hercules down, motes, straws, &c. froth,

,
the flail; chaff.
was said to have brought from foam ; smoke, soot. a, Dor. for
Acheron. same
-, b, (fr. grief, (fr.
f.

grief ) to grieve, repine,

p.
-,
as
b, a running sore on
and pitaflow) there were
to
.
fret,
, take ill. par. pres. the head ; foulness, dandriff.

,, . ,
several rivers of this name. back, backwards, behind; af-

,
One of the rivers of the Hell
of the Poets, Hell, Acheron.
JEo\. and Dor. for
7, Dor. for . sin.

a neg. and
of

,
ter,
again
subsequently ; in succession ;
; on the contrary ; imme-

,
-ov, b, , (fr. diately, directly.

.
, ,, ,
d. pi. par. pres. or 3 pi. pres. bile) without the gall, free 2 sin. 1 a. opt. mid.
ind. act. of from mild, gentle ; good
bile ; \}/, Ion. for and this
same as against bile ; allaying anger. Dor. ^, for 2 sin. 1 a. ind.
-, -, mid. — •,
'
grief) -ov, b, same, and -,

.
f. (fr. (fr. par.
—
,.
to
pine
pain, ache; to grieve, fret, re-

,~* -, .
; to be angry, par. pres.

,
a chorus) without a chorus ;
without dances, devoid of mirth,
^,
inf. 1 a. mid. of

Dor.

to have.
for
a neg. and
Or, fr. a intens.
b, , (fr.
cheerless.

,
- -, ,
grief, sorrow,
quiet,
pain, ache ;
emotion, dis-
perturbation ; confusion,
wo ;

, ,
\1 to touch)
-ov, S,^,

tasted, untainted, undefiled,purc.

-, and
(fr. a neg. and

untouched, un-

,'
-,

,
and to gape) poor, indi- disorder, calamity, misfortune. (fr. same, and to

,
b, }),

gent ; beggarly, mean ; gaping -ov, b, (fr. a neg. and , blame) unrcproved ; unblamt-

, ., ,
for food. to colour) untouched, un- able, blameless.

,
mid. of
-, ,
want, indigence.
1 a. par. pass,
Att.
(fr. last) poverty,

of . sin. 1 f.
tainted, inconlaminaled, pure.

,
'.
-, , the wild pear-tree.
(neut. of next) see

-, -ov, (fr. neg. and

- , ,
to shun

-ov, b,
and
next) to speak truly,

- -,
deceit.

, (fr
^-'#'

and
a neg. and
tell
-,
truth

;^<
(ir
.

(107)
 ;;; ; ;;

,, , - . ,
,,
-,same) and
false) incapable of falsehood,
. 3 sin. pper. pass, of rb,

, ,. ,. ,
true, faithful ; real, genuine, Or
Poot. for fipro,
'
3 sin. -, , (fr. a step 1 pace ;
rigid, just. pper. pass, of gait, walk, march.

»,
,
, nest, just.
.
Ion.
truly, verily, really.
-, ,
to lie)

pi.
-, ,
&.
, (fr.

), (fr.
(fr. last)

a neg. and Acur

true, faithful, ho-

again, ,
sin. cont.
/ -, -,
-,
pluck flowers
f.

(fr. next)
;
in, take the benefit of, indulge.
-, b, and -,
,
Dor.

, ,
and
to cull,
for

to enjoy, delight
gather,

,
a.

f.

er,

same)
-a,-ov, (fr. same) mu*t
go, to be walked, &c. according
to the verb,

runner
-, ,
-,
;

that walks or runs

(fr.
a post, messenger.
-bv, or
same) awalk-

-, , ,
;
(fr.
am-
and
squeamish, delicate, nice.
'Axpiv, a. sin. of
A'pivOlov,
-,
/j,
b,
-,
(perhaps
to drink)
ami , -,
satiety) fastidious,

,
. and
fr.

wormwood.
,,
a neg. and

>/, (fr. -
a flower ; produce, or profit ;
wool; the flower, bloom, pride,
excellence.
-,
ing ears, having no lugs.
b, ,
a neg. and
the ear) without ears, want-
(fr.
,
bling, pacing,
tious, active.

, ,
journey
-, ,

f.

Poet, (as if
-
;
concourse, collection.

fr.
way, road

, and -(,
walking ; expedi-

(fr. same) a walk,

; a coming,

p.
to cry
to join) a joining, out) to speak, say, tell

,, ,,
fitting, ; to utter,
knotting ; a joint, knot ; a bond, pronounce, prophecy ; to blab,
band, tie ; a fishing net, mesh ; prate.
a vault, arch, groin ; a military Ion. for a. sin.
testudo, or covered approach

. ,
fern. 0?, and Ion.

,
the felloes, or wooden circumfer-
ence of a wheel ; a circle, ring.
-, Att. -, , (fr. same) ,, 6, the second of the Greek ,
,.
of
-,
d.

b,
sin.

and -,
neut. sin.

-ov, same

,,
>/,

the touch, feeling ; a touching, letters, called beta. As a nu- as

handling

, ..
intercourse, connex- meral mark, it signifies two deep) deeply,
'
; (fr.
ion.

(fr.
, , and -,
backward, and
b, ,
or with a dot underneath, 6, two
thousand.
a Ba, a particle implying ridicule or
profoundly
pi. cont. of
; heavily.

see

,
~ ,. ,, , ,
stream) flowing back, ebbing, re- derision. (fr. a step) step
turning, retrograde ; reciprocal, by Apoc. Dor. by step gradually, orderly.

,-
a, for for ;
mutual. impr. of 2 a. of -, (fr. same) an en-

,
>/,

-, ,

,
(fr. to or trance, threshold ; a step ; a base,

,
join)
limb,
a joint,
member ;
bonds, fetters.
articulation ; a ««, indecl. pi.
Bal, or Bel ; a ruler, lord.
Baal, foot, foundation.
-, , (fr. to go) a

,
(fr. a neg. and a a root, to which some step, or stair ; rise, gradation,

,-
crash) without noise, stilly, qui- wonderful properties were at- order ; degree, rank, preferment,
dignity.

-, ,
etly. tributed.

• -, , , 3, -, ,

,
neg. and
(fr. an unmeaning word used depth, deep-

-, and ,
life) lifeless, dead, inani- by infants. ness ; a deep ; the deep, ocean ;
mate ; spiritless, pusillanimous. f. (fr. last) extremity, lowest degree, distress ;
-, ~.
,, , -, 3 pi. to speak inarticulately, lisp ; to greatness, immensity, extent

,,,
1 a.

blow

,
, , , )
;, ,
sub. mid. of

to breathe, draw
f.

breath
to

,cry like an

astonishing ! bless me !
infant.
strange ! wonderful
profoundness, inscrutability, ab-
struseness.
-, (fr. to go) a

. ., .
,
to breathe gently; par. -, step, stair ; a base, pedestal; a

,.
to sleep, b, (fr. to'

, ,
pres. 1 a. inf. act. prate) a vain-talker, haranguer, footstool ; a bench ; a row of
and speech-maker. See also benches, or scats in the theatre ;

,, , , , , \, -,
or same as which (fr. a seat, site, foundation.
see, par. 1 a. mid. 1 a. cradle. neut. of
ind. pass, Ion. -, same) -, , (fr.

,
(fr. b,

,
,
,.
,
-, -.

, . , , -,
f.

Dor.
for which see.
a cradle.
-, an opening, pas-
the female parts.
deep, and
deep-mouthed,
the tongue)
sonorous ; elo-

,
for sage, aperture ; quent, fluent.

-, f.
, Dor.
-, .
unseasonable)
for

, to
which

neglect,
(fr.

,
b,
speak) prating, babbling, talka-
tive ; idle, foolish, silly ; trouble-
some, impudent.
>/,
(fr. to -,
, , (fr. same, and
eddy) deep-flowing, mak-
ing eddies or whirlpools.
-,
b, f/, (fr. same, and

, ,
,
,
overlook, pass by, omit.
(fr.

sonably, out of time.

-, ,
ableness, unfitness,
same) untimely, unsea-

bad weather, inclemency.

(fr. same) unseason-
immaturity ;
,
,
,
to

mous
chirp.
-, ,
to

city. d.
-,-.
cry loudly, or shrilly

linen clothes.
the
r),

,
gum, or gums.
Babylon, a
;

fa-
,-,
fame) glorious,
renowned, far-famed.

a girdle) wearing the girdle

low, long waisted ; noble, of high
rank ; fair, beautiful.
- -, , , -
b, , (fr.
celebrated,

same, and

-, b, , (fr. same, and to walk) step by

, ,
(fr. (fr.

, \7 smooth) beardless in age,

long without having a beard.
,step,
little,
by degrees, by little and
gradually ; slowly, softly.
deep, and a whale) of
immense depth, very deep, fa-

and
-, b, §, (fr. a neg. and
&pa time, care.

unfix^ improper,

careless,
Or, fr. same,
a guard) unseasonable;
unbecoming
immature, untimely ; negligent,
indifferent ; requiring
,
,
',
same)
ceed
Att.

of last.
;
f.

to

Dor.
to
-,

-, Att. -,
mid.
for
p.
walk, go, move, pro-

.
go to, frequent. 1 f. act.

1 f.
(fr.

- \,
act.
thomless.
-ov, b, ft, (fr. same, and
an inheritance) of exten-
sive property, rich, wealthy, opu-
lent.
-, , '/, (fr. same, and

,much
or preserved.
care, hard to be guarded,

by Sync, and Ion. for

walk) a walking, walk ;
to
an entrance, entering^ going in\
(108) '
), (fr. a gulf) with deep bays,
seated on a deep bay, or gulf
with deep valleys, rich, fertile,
 , long~waistcd, with a low breast
or bosom.
,
, deepness
-, ,
; profundity.
-,
(fr. same) depth,
, .
, , -,
-, rd,
see
(fr. Bac

, ,
-ov, b, , (fr. same, , (fr. same, chus) the temple of Bacclius.

,
b,
and a precipice) with and the mind) deep-think- -a, -ov, (fr. same) of o\
deep precipices or high cliffs ing, thoughtful ; circumspect, like Bacchus, bacclianalian, ft an-
steep, craggy. prudent ; inscrutable. tic. Also subs, b, a bacchic, -,

, ,,
-, #, (fr. same, and -, b, '/, (fr. same, and fool in prosody.
,

,
fixed.
a foundation) deep seated;
with strong foundations; firm, sonorous;
voice) deep-toned, grave,
using an unknown
language or an obscure style.
, , the feast
drunken
-,
(fr. next)

of Bacchus;
revels.
-, ,.-,
orgies,

, -, -, b, , (fr. same,
and f. and
-, b, , (h. same, and a and the hair) long haired, f. -, (fr. Bacchus) to

meadow) with extensive meadows, with thick hair. celebrate the feast of Bacchus;

, , ,, ,
or pastures ; fertile, luxuriant.

and
-, b, , (fr. same,
a fleecd) with long
and the lip)
-,
and profound, or strange and
b, , (fr. same,
using wise
, to revel, riot.
rage, rave, be transported.
-, , (fr. same) revelling,
to

wool, thick fleeces, fleecy, woolly.

JEo\. for
same, and
-,
obscure language.
-, b,
the ground) having a
, (fr. same,
,
,
rioting, debauchery, intoxication
rapture, transport, extravagance
-,Bacchus, the hea

.
;

,
b, (fr. thought) and b,

of deep counsel, wise, sage, saga• deep soil, fertile. then god of wine.

, , .
cious, intelligent, sensible. Sync, for 3 pi. 2 a. -,
b, , and fern.

-, b, (fr. deep) a Opt. of -, , (fr. last) a priest, priestess

, .,
hole, pit, pitfall ; a den, cave. a bath, a Hebrew measure of or votary of Bacchus, bacchanal ;
Att. -, , (fr. -, bacchanalian, frantic, riotous ;

,
liquids.

, next) an excavation, hollow, ca-

,, Ion. for 3 sin. impf. enraptured, transported; a kind

,
vity.

,
deep)
f. -,
hollow, sink. per. pass,
to

.,
- p. -,
deepen, excavate,
(fr.
ind. of

palm
-, , (fern, of next) viz.
a robe embroidered with
leaves ; a scarlet robe.

, ,
of wreath or garland.

name.
indecl.

indecl.
Balaam, a man's

Balak, a man's

, , ,,
and Att. -, -ov, or -ov, b, , (fr. name.

plains, level;
with
-, •, (fr. same, and
a plain) with extensive

hills.
low, encompassed palm
an olive branch) made of
palm branches ; of or about the
tree.
or , f. mid. ,, -
,, p.
>),
(fr.

a hold) a key
-, and Ion. -, -,

-,
-, Att. -,
;

rb,
a bolt, and
also a bar, bolt.
a bath, bagnio.

,
and go, walk
-, b, , (fr. same, and march ;
to
to step, stride,
; to
stalk
move,
; to , and -, , (fr.

., ,'
rich) very wealthy, opulent. enter upon, begin; to proceed, last)a keeper or master of, or a

,
L•ao, -, , ,
same,

,
advance, hold on, continue ; to servant attending in a bath; a
(fr.

and war) deeply engaged go about, live, move, have being. busy-body; curious, inquisitive.
in war, causing great war, tur-
,
per. mid.

, 3 pi. -, , , (fr.

,
bulent, tumultuous. par. Or &c. is an acorn, and to eat) that
-ov, b, , (fr. same, and by Sync, and Ion. for eats or liveson acorns or mast.

'•
.,, , ,.
the prow) with deep or per. ind. act. 2 a. act. ind. -, b, »/, (fr. same,

,
,
,
lofty

and
ed.
prows
-,
; large, stately, lofty.

a beard) long-beard-

-, and -. -ao, and

-, b, , (fr. same,
b, (fr. same,
impr.
and
per. pass,

Ba'iov, see .
for
opt.
which also

Baibv, (neut. of next) a little vmile;

,
par.
and

,
,
and

same)

>, (fr.
to bear) bearing mast
or acorns, glandiferous.

to
-, and
f. -.,
,
shake or gather acorns.

a bath) a wo-
p. -, (fr.

-,

,
and deep flowing,
to flow) for a while ; little, but little. man a bath.
that keeps or attends

, ?,
deep rolling, deep heaving. -, b, acorn or mast; a

, ,
-a, -bv, small, little ; brief,
-, , (fr. same, and concise ; few ; one, but one. bolt, bar, latch ; a peg, pin ; a
-, ,
a root) depth of

, , , and kind of tree and of fish; the

,
root. a branch,
-ov, b, , (fr. same) properly of the palm tree. male glans ; a form of medicine.
deep-rooted. or , a Doric -, and -,
-,

,
BaOwf, -, (fr. depth) word, a jacket of leather or skins, rb, (perhaps fr. to

,
deep ; high, lofty ; early ; broad, worn by shepherds ; a bag, throw, and within) a purse,
extensive; thick, close, dense; scrip ; skin or parchment. bag, haversack; a sack.

,
, , ,
. ,, >
violent, overwhelming ; hidden,
concealed, mysterious, profound,
penetrating, sagacious; comp.
and
branch, and
-, b,
to carry) the
ceremony or procession of olive
or palm branches.
(fr. a palm

,
and
pick the pocket ;
-, f.
to cut) to cut

-, b, (fr. same)
-, (fr. last,
a purse,
to filch, steal.

,
,
sup.

and ,
, ,
chested,
wide, extensive.
-,
a shade) deep-shaded,
Urred; shady.
-ov, b,
b,
and
,

the breast) deep-

broad-breasted; ample,
(fr. last,

, (fr.
and
shel-

same, seed.
-, b, (perhaps
small) a fish like a gudgeon ; a
measure used at Alexandria.
-,
rb, radish or cabbage

stupid fellow;
ov, b, a lubber,
a wencher;
fr.

drone,
a
,
], -,
"'
a cutpurse, pickpocket ; a trea-
surer, bursar.

the wild pomegranate.

-, ,
acorn) an oak wood, forest.
-,
the flower of

, a rail, bar, stmt•

,
(fr. an

, ,, ,
eunuch. ing post; a goal or post at
-, b, , (fr. same, or Att. -^ racing; the beginning, com-
and to strew) deep- -, , a fragrant herb, lady's mencement, outset.
strewn, covered or spread deeply ; glove, wild spikenard. and /, ,(,—
Ion. for 3
sofi.

and
-, b,
a bulrush) with
ruelies; skilled with rushes.
, (fr. same,
tall crutch,
sceptre, rod.
-, ,
walking
-ov, rb,

(109)
staff,
a staff, stick,
cane;
and

a
sin.

,
pL

2 a.
2 a.
-,
Ion.
inf.
act. also
pres. impr. act.
and Poet,
act. — , for
-*,

2
2
Ba-

a.
 ; ; ;)

,
.
inf. mid.
BAM
— ',
,
, ,
, Ion.
—
for
BAP
pickle) to
(fr. , f.
BAP
-, p. -, (fr

,
3 sin. 2 a. mid. Ba- sophisticate, adulterate; to set foreign) to live, acic,
off, make look well, particularly

, Ion. for 2 du. 2 speak as a foreigner or stranger,

,. ,
n. ind. act. — Dor. for meat, or food. to be any other than Greek or Ro
— \- -, -, man ; to speak corruptly.
—-
impr. mid. to trem-

,
2 a. f. p.
rat, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. mid.
,
-,
-, . ,
-, ,
2 a. sub.
2 and
,,, -,
act.
3
—
--,
pi.
ble, shake, quake;
the lips, chatter with the teeth.
Dor. for
quiver with

1 pi.
barian, foreign.
-, -bv, (fr.

(fr. last)
same) bar

like a fo

,
-,
-bv, g. pi.
par. 2 a. act. of
,
d. pi. 2 a. sub. act.
-, ,
of
(fr.
for
to dip)
reigncr, strangely.
-, b, (fr.

.,
-, (fr. to a dye, stain, colour, hue; viric- foreign) a state of barbarity;
throw)

, ,
, ,
speckled,
, swift,

also blind, wanting sight.

',
dappled,
fleet, nimble;
pyeballed
,
gar,
pickled meat.
brine,

by Sync, and Ion.

pickle; salted,

for
or rudeness, want of manners; a
foreign air; impropriety of speech,
barbarism.

3
, ,
, ,
and

, Ion. for
sin. impf. ind. act. —
3 pi.2 a. act. of
-, , (fr.
for
a
(fr. next) barbarously,
savagely ; rudely, wildly ; like a

,
,,,, , ,
for 2 sin. pres. sub. pass. mechanic) a mechanic art, craft, foreigner.
— 3 sin. pres. ind. act. labour, handywork ; want of -, b, {), barbarous, sa-
— Ion. for pres. manners, ignorance, awkward- vage wild; rude, unpolished;
;

— ,
impr. pass.
and Poet, and

,., ,
pass. —
3
—
sin.
3
Ion. for
impf. ind. mid.
sin. pres. ind.
Ion. ness, rudeness, vulgarity.

chanical ;
-, ,
-,
mean, low,
-bv, (fr. next)

(fr.
servile.
a
me-

fur-
foreign,

and
outlandish,
not Greek or Roman.
st ange

voice) using a foreign

-, b
? , (fr. last,

, 3 sin. pres. sub. nace, and to kindle) one language or dialect, speaking
— -,
act. -ov, par. who works in a forge, a mechanic, bad language.
,
,.
ind.,
pres. act. of

act. of
Ion. for
Poet, for
1 a.
artist, workman ; Adj. mean,
low, servile, vulgar, common.
. mid. of
pi. ,.
-,
same)
to
to
-,
deprave, corrupt ;
f.

make savage
-, p.

to
or brutal
bring un-
(fr.

, -, par. 2 a. of der a foreign yoke.

^, -, fame, -, , rumour; -,
,
for
-, grow savage, degene-

, ,,
f. (fr. to Att. (fr. to
throw) to fling the legs, dance, to talk) report, rate ; to become wild, outrageous.
caper, frisk. talk, discourse, conversation; a (fr. same) barbarously,

,,?,,
ing to time.

-, ,
-,
dance, dancing; leaping; mov-
b, (fr. last)

—
a response, oracle.

immerge,
.
to dip)
-,
plunge;
p.
to dip, immerse,
(fr.
inhumanely
without civilization,
rudely.
-,
7
brutally, savagely
if-norantly,
;

,
1 pi. pres. ind. act. to wash, f. p. -iKa v (fr. next)

?, , ,
, ,,
pass.

pres.

throw,
—

, ,
f.. .
. . -
act.

,
pres. ind. act. of .
. , . .,
pelt,
, —
-,

p.
fling,
-ov, par.
-
cases of par.

hurl, aim,
pres.
--
3 pi.

to cast,
cleanse, purify ; to baptize
depress, humble, overwhelm.

bathe
1 a.
;
act.
to sink,

1
to wash

a. pass,
one's
faint, be dejected.

per.
impf. pass.
pass,
self,
; to

to

1
to

-,
see
play on or sing

,
-,
a harp, lyre.
Poet, lor

(neut. pi. of
b,

heavily, weightily, sorely, gritv>-

to the
and
harp.

heavy

shoot, dart pass beyond, ex- mid. ind. ously. or Ion. for

,
to a.

,,
;

-, , —
cel, surpass,
push, thrust,
, ,
exceed; to butt,
washing, ablution; purification;
(fr. last)
cont.
. sin. cont. pi.

,,
dash, strike, hit,
wound;

,, to cast, drop, shed; to baptism; the christian doctrine;

—
. fern. — . pi.

, .
reach, arrive at, attain to; to depth of affliction or distress, g. fern. a. fern, or Dor.
throw, or draw over, cover; to sin. d. -. for g. pi. fern. —

. ' ,
induce, suggest, persuade ; to lay
by, hoard, treasure up.
to be cast down, to throw one's

• .,
self down, to lie, lean, recline; to

'
monial purification.
-,
mersion in water, washing; cere-

(fr. same) a-, ,

b, (fr. same) im- .
of
pi.

-,
mas. cont. of

f.
pres. impr. pass,

-, p.
cont

(fr.

,
impf.

.
cast in mind, ponder, meditate.

• -,
-
per. pass,

. , , '
2 a. act. ind.

.
impr.

-
sub.
pper. pass.
vessel for bathing or for ablu-
tions

tizer ;
;

a
a baptistery, font.
-, b,
baptist.
(fr. same) a bap-
weight)
weigh down; to oppress, over-
whelm, overcome; to lay cm,
impose, charge.
to burden, load,

-,
.
,
impr.

.
, , .
1 a. pass. ind.
inf.
-, bv, (fr. next) dipped;
tinged, stained; deep.
-,
to sink
come.
under, be oppressed, ever-
1 a. act. per.

,-,,
,
per. mid. pass, par.

', the herb horchound.

f.

plunge, immerse
p.
to wash
to dip,
. 1 a. pass.

,
; ; to
—
, .
•,,

, -,
,
-, -, act.
mid. 2 oot. of
wet, moisten, sprinkle
imbue ; to dye, stain, colour.
; to steep, (fr.

weightily, severely, grievously.

heavy) heavny,

,
a.

, ,,
fern. par.

, 1
, , ,
Dor. for

f.
2 a. a. of same.
-ov,

—
act.
,— balsam, balm.
. pi.

2 a.
Bap, indecl. a son, the son of.

man's name.
-a, b, Barabbas,

-,
deep hole at Athens into which
. Att.
a

a\
man's name.
?, -, or -, %
Att. for

a man's name.
-,
-, b, Bartholomew,
b,
g.

Barjesus,
of

, .. , ,
.
sub. mid. 1 pi. 2 a. criminals were thrown, a deep aship,yacht;
—

,,
sub. act. 2 ditch, trench; a chasm, a tower, castle, castellated house,

,
a. par. pit,

,
,

act. of gulf, cleft ; a shore, drain !

palace, structure, building.
man
Dor. for extravagance, waste, ruin.
- -, -a, b, Barjonas, a s

lisp;
ter
Dor. for
to hammer,
to babble, prate; to chat'
with tne teeth through fear,
juake, tremble.
hesitate ; to

, b,
like
,

man's name.
(fr.

a gulf
Att.
last)

-,
(110)
b
deep, yawning,

Baraehias,
-,
a ,name.

indecl.

man'a name.
and
a thorn,
-, ,
briar.
Bamtbas. a
Heb.
 ;

BAP
,
, , ..
,
ip>j -foj -,
rb, weight, heavi-
ness ; a load, burden ; baggage ;
a quantity, large portion; la-
bour, toil ; urtharge, task, injunc-
tion;

,
an encumbrance ;
weakness, fault ; disease, pain.
infirmity,
Ion. for
ind. pass,

,
(fr.

,
charge;
f.
of
-,
heavy)
sink, depress; to overload, over-
to distress,
.
,
., ',
p.
'to
3 pi.

weigh down,

oppress, impf.
impf. iure;
ciate;
1 a.
pass,

,
act.
to
to

1
vex,
toss,
ind.

a. inf. act.
torment,
agitate,

-
1 a.
excru-
harass.

pasu.
per.

taaii-

,
fiapov

,
of Japf'u.
par. pres. pass. cont.

-, b Barsabas, a
,
1 a. pass. ind.

-, ,
-, -,
3 pi.
,,
-.
Dor. for, - sub.
,
2

3
sin.

pi.
3
1 f.
1 a. sub.
3 sin.
ind. pass.
a. sub. pass,
a- t

—
- Da-
and •*;»•

of

,
man's iwme, pi. 1

-,

,
Bartimaus, a the same, and

,
b, -ov, b, (fr. last.

man's name. voice) an epithet of Jupiter, -, same) ex-

,
b, (fr.
-ov, b, , (fr. heavy sounding, deep-toned, re- amination, trial, proof; torment,

,. ,
heavy, and a crash) re- sounding, reverberating. torture, rack.
sounding, re-eclwing, dcep-loned, and -, -, b, (fr. same) an

, ,,
deep-roaring. (fr. same, and to see) examiner, inquirer, searcher; a
-cv,and Ion. -oio, to see dimly ; to be almost blind. tormentor, torturer, executioner.

, (fr. same, and a 2 a. -ov, b, a touchstone ; atsst,

b,
-, same, criterion, proof; a trial, inquiry ;

,
cound) deep-sounding, hollow, -ov, (fr.

,
roaring.

,
(fr. same,
or
and
-, -ov, b, ,
the
and

boisterous.
Poet, for to
breathe) blowing strong, violent,

,.,
. ,
,
examination by torture, the rack ;
torment, pain, anguish.
. pi. cont. of

-,
tongue) of a difficult or un- -7, -, (fr. weight) 3 pi. Dor.

, ,,
known language; harsh; foul-
mouthed, slanderous, malicious.

,
-ov, b,
and
same, and
(fr. the
knee) with heavy or weak knees,
heavy, weighty, ponderous ; im-
portant,
tive, severe,

,
momentous;

flicting, oppressive,
sup.
rigid

-.
;
authorita-
grievous, af-
comp.
, . and
1 f.

-,
2E.o\. for
mid. of
-,
cases of
-, ,
-7,
tor

(fr.
-, -,
a

, ,
infirm, feeble, tardy, slow.
-, and
-ov, b, ), (fr. same, and a
last, and
sigh heavily ; to groan
-, f. p. -,
to groan) to
; to
(fr.

moan
,
king) a kingdom; royalty, dig-
nity, power, reign,
reignty, dominion.

, ,
rule, sove-

, -,
tear) tearful, lamentable, melan- bemoan, lament. -ov, rb, (neut. of next)
choly, sad, mournful, weeping, -, b, ,
same, and (fr. viz. a palace, royal resi-
bathed in tears. to groan) groaning deeply, dence, castle.
-, , (fr. same, and bemoaning, lamenting ; unfor- -,
b, , (fr. a

, , ,, -
to give) causing wo, af- tunate, lamentable. king) royal, kingly, regal, sove-
flictive, distressing. -, b, , (fr. same, reign ; august, grand, magnifi-

, -, -, -, and and a misfortune) un cent.

, .?
—
a
b,
sound)
, (fr. same, and
deep-sounding,
successful, unfortunate; unhap-
py, miserable. ,— Ion. for
pres. impr.
pres. m£
deep-toned.
- -ov, b, , (fr. same, act. 3 sin. pres.

,
-,
$-, f. p.

,
,
(fr. and noise in the throat)

.
ind. act. of
-, Att.

,-. ,
same, and anger) to be deep-sounding, hollow; rattling, -t'u;, Foet. and
angry or indignant ; to be sad grumbling, murmuring. Ion. -/, , (perhaps

,
fr.

to fret, pine. comp. of a support, and the people)

-, ,
ness of soul, vexation;
(fr. same) bitter- -,
heaviness, gravity, ponderosity.
/;,(fr. same) weight, a king, monarch, sovereign,
sorrow, prince, chieftain. Adj. royal,

,-,
,
grief, affliction, heaviness
b, >), (fr.

& of heart.
same) an- and
-, b,
price) of great price
, (fr. same, august.
sup.
comp.

-, -,

,' .
gry, indignant ; heavy at heart, precious, valuable, f. p. (fr.
oppressed, afflicted. -, -, -, a king, &c. to reign,

.,
f. p. (fr. last) to be

,
,
(fr. last) with a heavy

heart, sorrowfully;
spitefully.
-,^
in anger,

,
same, and

tone,
tone) to utter
with expression, speak in a deep
mouth, rant.
-, ,
rule,

,
,-, .
,,
govern ; to prevail, tri-
umph, conquer.

, inf.
1 a. act. ind.

,
(fr. heavy) , same) Ion.
f. b, (fr.

,
to feel
3 sin.

lieavy, and
heavy, be dejected, pine.
pres. ind. act.
-ov,
the heart)
heavy or dull hearted, obstinate
b, , (fr.
having a grave accent, barytone-
expressive, grave, deep.

centuation
(fr.

;
last) with deep ac-
gravely, solemnly.
-, b, , (fr.
,
,
,
and Poet,

, '. -
d.

d. pi.
-,
for

,
b,
g.
Ion. for
, Ion. for
of
a,

,
,
and

, . ,,
stiff-necked ; foolish, insensible.
-ov, b,

heavily, deep, holloio.

and
(fr. same,

a crash)

-ov, b,
,

,
to rattle) loud rat-
sounding

(fr. same,
grave, and

sounding.

and
to speak)
gravely uttered, solemnly pro-
nounced ; deep-toned, hollow, re-

f„ (fr. same,
-ov, b,
a load) heavy, weigh- the king, be
',
, (fr.

f. -,
a
king) a palace, court, royal resi-
dence. Adj. royal, regal, su-
preme, sovereign.

of
(fr.

-,
same)
the royal party.
to love

, - ,,. ,. ,
tling, pealing, roaring, bellowing ty, cumbrous; deep laden, over- f. to act
-ov, b, ~, (fr. same, and loaded. like a king ; to affect royally, aim
discourse) ill spoken, evil -, same as at sovereignty.
speaking, malicious, calumnious. B'if, -, -, 2 a. par. of -, -ov, (fr. same) regal,

, -, Dor. for for . pi. mas. royal, kingly; august, grand,

, , ,-
, same, and of

,,,
-ov, b, (fr. a. fern. sin. last. courtly, elegant. Subs, a cour-
rage, and anger) , -, .-, same as tier; a minister, attendant, oi

,
f.

-,
angry,

Bceot. for
violent,
taining anger, vindictive.
boisterous; re-
(fr.

examine,
f.

try,
p.
a touchstone) to
prm:e ; to search,
servant on a king. comp.
Bup.
comp. sup.
-.
? !
la. ind. pass.
. — sift, probe, sound; to rack, tor- (fr. last) royally, lik* 4
(iin
 ;; ,

,- . , ,
BAT BAT BEB

,
, ,
king, with royal
grandly.
stale, augustly, , Dor.
impr. act. of
for , 2
for
nl. 2 a. Baab, and
pleasant, agreeable; humorous,
->), -bv

..,, ,, . ,
-, and -, engen- jocose; neat, fine, delicate.
, (fr. a king) a queen;
a royal consort, princess.
der.
f.

Spoken of the male

of the
to copulate,

female.
-
3 pi. violence, and
-,
b, (perhaps fr.
to burn) a
-,
b, (dim. of same) pres. ind. mid. Sync, furnace, forge, a stove, hearth,
a petty king, chief, lord ; a
serpent, basilisk, cockatrice; a ', -,
for
f. -,
Also,
same as last,
chimney.
Dor. for pres.

,
", -,
wren.

, ,
., next) open,
b,
exposed, clear ; pervious, passa-
ble ; accessible ; approached, ar-
, (fr.
pres.
pass,
inf.

Dor. and Ion.

3 du. 2 a. act. of
-,
act. cont.

for
for
inf. of
-, Att. -,
to dip)
-, ,
a dyer.
(fr. same) dipping,
b, (fr.

,
rived at, attained to;
steady, fixed, firm.
-,
to go) a gait,
a step, footstep,
stable,

Att. -, ,
movement, walk
track,
(fr.

trace
,
,
,
races ;

able, accessible.
b,
a goer, walker ; a post or goal

-a, -ov, (fr.

(fr.

the threshold, entrance.

. ,
same)

.
to go)

scale-
at
,
,
,
immersion; tempering; dying,
a colour, tinge, hue.
par.
sub. act. of same.
obs. from whence
—

,
-, -, 1 .
for

,,
the sole, the foot ; a foundation, -, , same as
-, p. -
basis ; the base, foot, or lower

, -, , a kind of drinking

,
and f.

, ,,
member of a pillar ; a pedestal vessel, cup, goblet. to milk ; to suck, imbibe.
-, , -,
\
, ,.-,
a prop, shore, buttress, sup-

,
(perhaps fr. vio- $, (fr. last) a leech,

,
port. lence, and to hurt) a bush horseleech ; a bloodsucker.

,
for pres. impr. of thorn, bramble. Ion. for g. pL
for -, b, a bath ; a Hebrew of last.
f. -, -,
p. and measure of liquids, the tenth -, , and -,
(perhaps
dreadful.
look or an expression, and
fr.
f. -,
Or,
Att.
to say,
fr.
and
a ,of a homer, equal to an ephah,
about seven gallons and a half.
-, -bv, (fr. to go)
pervious, passable, accessible. , -
- , -, -, ,
, Bdellium, a tree of Arabia,
also the
to others
gum from it ; according
a pearl.
and

,.. -
to kill) to bewitch, fascinate, -, , (fr. b, (fr. to
abominate) an abomination

,
charm, enchant; to envy, grudge; a frog, a mouse, and un-
to accuse, charge, blame.
ind.

, -, ,
1 a.
2 a. act.

,roic
a battle)
frogs and the mice ; a
poem by Homer.
-, b,
the war of
mock he-
the clean
ment
stench.
;
thing ; impurity, defile-
foulness, filth ; stink,

,
(fr. last) fasci- (perhaps fr. -, -bv, (fr. same) abo-

,
nation,
envy, grudge;
witchcraft, a charm; to cry, and hoarsely) a minable, vile, impure, unclean;

- ,-,
malice, slander, frog ; a disease in the lower part foul, defiling.
calumny. of the tongue. -pu, -pbv, (fr. same)

, , ' -,
witching, using charms ; envious,
spiteful; malicious, slanderous.

, ,
b, , (fr. same) be-
Battus)
tate ; to
f.

to lisp,
-,
talk nonsense,
stammer,
(fr.

hesi-
babble,
impure,
vicious,
less.

,
foul,

and
filthy
bad; impudent, shame-

-,-
; wicked,

--

,
(fr. last) enviously, prate. f.

,
spitefully,

,
.
, ,. ,'.'- ,..
Poet, for
speed, despatch.
in 3
maliciously.

pi.
to hasten,

JE61.
drscourse) to
(fr.
-, f.

to speak foolishly, prate, babble ;

-,
same, and
stammer, stutter;
p. p.
break wind) abominate, exe-
to
crate ; to hate, detest, abhor ; to
loathe, nauseate; to difile one's
(fr. to

,
for
for
-, , Dor.
-, and
1

a kind of shoe ; a ha) lot ; a vixen,

^,
f. mid. of

for
-, ,
to

pi.
blab ; to repeat idly, use vain
repetitions.
sub.

-, ,
1 a. act.

(fr.
ind.

same) vain
2
self, be impure ; to stink, befoul.
1 a mid.
pass,

pass, of last.
par. per.

-,

-, and -,
-ov, par. pres.

fox.

,
load, burden.
~, -, and Dor. -,
f.
-, rb, (fr. next) a

p.
,
repetition, tautology;
stammering.
-,
the Cyrenians
b, Battus, a prince of
who stammered
hesitation,

;
, wind.
-,
-,
f.

a discharge
h, (fr. last)

of wind from the body ; a crack,

to break

,
(perhaps from also a Poet a stammerer, crash, clap ; stink, smell.

,
silly ;

to go, and
to be firm) to stutterer; an idle talker, chat- Bi, a particle denoting privation,
bear a weight, to carry a bur-
den ;

support;
to balance, poise, sustain,
weigh, examine, scru-
to
tinize ; to suffer, endure ; to take
terer,

,
woman.
3
babbler.
-, ,
sin. of for , ,
. ,,
a dwarf, a small BiBaa,
, . 2 a.
or separatimi.

— in 3 pi.

-, b, ,
par. of
(perhaps fr.
per. mid.
for

,.
up, carry ; to take up, lift, raise ;

,
to carry clear off, destroy, deface

, . ,
to bury, inter. 1 a. act. ind.

Dor. for 1 pi.

impr. act. of
-,
next) to sleep,
sleep, quiet, hush,
-6 -, ,
f. -,
doze;
-,
put
for

lull.
p.
to

Baubo, the
(fr.
to

, ,
or
steadfast,
for
steady, fixed; sure,
trusty, faithful; constant, last-
ing, durable ; strong, able ; hard,

-. -,
solid, comp.
to go) firm,

sup,

,
sub. of nurse of Ceres.
1 a. for
', -, -.

, ,
(fr. next) to behave f. p. Onomat. (fr. ]ast) firm-
like Batalos to act indecorously ; bark, bay lament, cry ness, steadiness, stability sound

^, ,
; to ; to ;

to be effeminate, delicate. over. ness,strength, solidity; constan-

,
,, - ,
a catamite.

dim. of
-ov,
bauchee musician of Ephesus
womanish, delicate, effeminate

-,
deep dish, saucer, plate.
,
b, Batalos,

(iEol. for
a plate) a
a de-
or

cup, goblet.

mouthed
-, (ir.

to doze)
sleep, sooth, lull ; to tickle, please.
-, , a drinking vessel,
-,
vessel, bottle.
, a
to
pleasant
sing to

narrow-
cy, continuance, durability.

-, f.
cont. par.
cont. pres. inf. pass, of
-,
(fr. same) to strengthen, fortify

secure; to confirm, establish, keep,

maintain ; to verify, affirm.
p.
—-

(112)
 — ;

,. . ,
a. act. ,
, . ,
/- [,
-.
BKB
pres. inf.

pcr.pass./Jc-
pass.
/oj,
per. pass.
par. per. pass, of
— blow,
pangs of
wound ;
childbirth.
pain, angutth ;

, .,',
a. pass. per. act. of -, Att. -,

, ,
1 //,

(ir. same) Jirmly, strong- -, o't, the. parts within (fr. last, and a station)
ly ; safely, securely ; villi dm thejaws, the inside of the mouth, a place of arms, guardhouse ; ar.

,
search, upon examination. per. mid. -via armory ; a place for practising
-, —
, , -,

,
-, par.
Att. , (fr. par. per arms ; a rumpart, breuslwork ,
firm) strengthening pass, of a machine for throwing dart.--,

,,, - , .
confirmation, corroboration ;

.. ,, .
firmness, steadiness ; certainty, act. —
Att. for
per. mid.
per.
of
balista.

-,
-pa, -pov, and
— '-
,
—
security.

,
,
,
,, , ,,,.,,
per. act. and
Dor. for
par.
Sync, and Ion. for
1 pi.

per.
per. act. or for
mid. — - Ion. for
per. act. of
2 sin. pres. opt. act.
Poet,
per. act.
same as
—
pper. act.
of
well enough,
well.
b,

-,
,
(neut. of
irreg.
irreg. sup. of
comp.

pretty

-, make
-,
well,
better)
very

,. , ,
inf. f. p. (fr.

,
,
for
—
, , ,
Sync, for
3
pper. act.
pi.
Ion. —
par. per. act. of
by Sync. better) to
ameliorate, amend, correct,
betta,
im-

, par. per. mid. or Ion. per. act. of same as prove, reform.

,
,
for
per.

. . ,. act.

, , —
par. of
-, -, Ion. and Dor. for - (fr.
well, excellently, extremely well.
best) very

,,
of. , ., , ,
pper. act. of

, .. ,
,
Dor.

,
Ion. for
par. per. act. of
-,

. par.
for
for

-ov, par. per. pass,

per. pass. —
par. of
for
-, byCras. for
par.

per. mid. of
Or, Att. for
par. per. act. of same.
Birt\-, Heb. indecl. a breach.
per. pass, of
a. sin.
pi. of
cont.
mas. and

-,
sup. see
same as
f.
fr.

-,
, ,
n. a. v.

0^. (fr.
-oa

comp. -

next)
-.
neuu

tn

per. act. of

the , ,
-ov, b,

,
,
threshold)
(fr. priv.
excluded,
and
a Phrygian word, water.
indecl. Beelzebul, (the
king of dung) as the Jews con-
turn round like a top,
whirl.
-, and
revolve,

-,
excommunicated

-, ,
; profane, un-
hallowed, common, vulgar ; im-
temptuously changed the termi-
nation of Beelzebub, (the king
, a top, gig, whirligig.
.
- a. v. pi.
-,
of

, . , . , ,,
pious, irreligious, wicked, bad. of flies) the idol of the Phi- rd, (fr.

, -, -, listines. A name of Satan, the depth) depth, deepness, the bot-

.
f. p.
profane, pol-
(fr. last) to devil. tom ; a recess, retreat, retirement.
lute, contaminate, pa-vert to bad Heb. indecl. Bcelphc- Heb. indecl. Bei^nmin.
use.

, .
a. act. gor or Baalpeor, an idol of the a man' name.

,
1

, ,
Att.-, , (fr.

same) profanation, contamina-

', ,
-, Moabites.
Ion. for }, 3 sin. 2 a. sub. of
Dor.
same as
for

,,
tion, pollution, abuse of holy for rb, (Indian) the shell in
—

,
things.

, , ',
per. pass, of

, . (fr.

force or compulsion, unwillingly.

. —
par.
to force) by

,
1
1 f.
pres. ind. mid.
pi. pres. ind. act.
ind. mid. of
f. mid.
—
(Poet, for
which pearls are found, mother
of pearl.

for
by Sync.
,

Att.

,
',
, , ) ,
par. per. pass, of

, .
per.

-, -,
, , ,,
act.

- tracted
which Ion.
from
for
obs.
con-
from -, {/,
by Sync, for
Bernice or Berenice, a

,
per. whence for to go woman's name.

, .
per.

,., ,,
of
-
-
, par. pass, of

pass. —
mid. —
per.

,per. ind. act. of

per. act.
about, walk,
being, be.

gian word, bread.

move ;

and

-ov, b,
?) ,
to live, have

(fr.
a Phry-

moon)
of a

roea ;
-, ,
city.
Bercea, the

-a, -ov, (fr. last)

a Bercean.
or -, a,
name

of Be-

Dor.
-, ,

,
foolish, and the for or

,
Ion. for 2 moonstruck, lunatic doting, and Macedonian for

,
sin. ; this is
and
, Ion. for silly, stupid, senseless. »7, (fr. to bring, and

, ,
pass.
— ,
Ion. for

,
3

,
— ?,-<:, -,
,,
pi.

',
Icn.
— ,
per. pass.—

fur
3 pi, pper.
per. act.
or

distracted,
foolish.
-ov, b, bread, in
the language of the Phrygians ;
raving

—
; doting, silly,
nice,
victory)
a woman's name.
or
corrupted, in a
,
Beronice or Bere-

coffer.
Heb.

,
pper.
sin.

, .,. ,
par.
g. sin.

, . . ,
—
act.
per. act.
-
. a. v. pi.
Ion. and Poet, for
and
dittany.
-,
- -,
the herb beet or

,
per. pass. —
-,
, , -rai,
—- -, ,
d. pi, of rb, a kind of

,-, ,
-, -ov, per. par. pass. same as dress ; a scarlet, vanegated, or

, ,, .
- ,
per. inf. pass, of Heb. indecl. Belial. embroidered mantle or cloak.
, ,
,
Ion. for 3 -, apples, fruit, Ion. for 2 a.
pi.

,
per. pass, of
Ion. for 3
delicacies.
-ov, Dor.
sub. of
Bt),

.
for
baa, the voice of sheep.

,
for
—
of
., ,
pi. per. pass.

, .60, ,
,
, for '/.

,
— /?//«,.
3 pi. pper. pass.
par. per. pass,
man's name
-,
-,

(dim. of next) a
fj,

needle, bodkin, hair-pin; a kind

b, Bcllcrophon,' a Brj, see
(fr.
sheep, bleat
-, ,
;
baa)
to
to cry like
whine, blubber.
a Hebrew town,

, - -,
per. mid. of offish. Bcthabara, i. e. the house of the
—
,.
inf. per. pass, of
and
ind.

Att. for - (perhaps fr.

a missive weapon, dart, javelin,

arrow; a thunderbolt; a stroke,
a/id Att.

(113>
-, ,
to throw)
passage.
-, ,
a Hebrew town.
Eng. Bethany , L e. the houst of
mourning.
.,, ,
salem, Bethesda,
Ileb. a pool near Jeru-

.
i. e. the

,,
, ,
house
the will
ingly.
of
BIB
in spite of, unwill-

,
,- , -
scroll, bill, billet ;
account, schedule.
BIT
deed^ writing ;

,
,
of mercy. Ion. Dor. for -ov, b, (fr. last, am!
', —
2 a. impr. of
.
Dor.

,, , -,
pres. impr. mid. to sell) a booksellzr.

,
by Apoc. 3 sin. pres. ind. mid. of -ov, b, (fr. same, and
indecl. a Hebrew town, and f. p. to carry) letter-carrier:
Eng. Bethlehem, i. e. the house " (fr. strength) to compel, a hejwker of books, bookseller;

',
of bread. force, urge; to endeavour, la- messenger, delegate.

,
, ,
Bethphage,
and

-, ,
indecl. a
Hebiew city, Eng. Bcthsaida,
i. e. the abode of the fishermen.
bour, strive ; to assault, offer vio-
lence, ravish; to take forcibly ; to
fall upon, depress, dispirit; to op-
a
e. the
Hebrew town,
place of the
,press, crush,
slave, subdue. 1 a. mid.
overwhelm
., , ; to en-
and
bookcase.
and
Egyptian reed papyrus, inner
-, rb,
to keep) a

-ov,
(fr. same,
library,

, the

,
i.

early figs. -a, -ov, and -ov, b, , (fr. bark of certain trees ; a volume,

,
,
and (fr.

baa) sheep, the bleating fiock.

-ov, b, name of a man ; and
of a river.
-, b, (perhaps fr. to
-, , same)

,,
injurious,
vehement;
violent, urgent,

strained, compelled, comp.

sup.
(fr. last)
-. -
wrongful ; forced,

violently ;
.
,. ,
wrong-
book ; a catalogue, account, rt-
gister, liistory.

m. of.
Dor.
same as
for
-wv, par. pres. act.
. pi.

,, . -,
pass, and very much) the by force.
-,-, , -, ,
,-, .
fully ; of
threshold, and sometimes the lin- -, pres. Ion. for
—
,.
tel of a door ; a door, passage, impr. mid. Poet, for

,
d. sin.
entrance ; a house, temple, resi-

,-,
pres.
same
inf. mid. or pass, of
, -, Ion for

,
dence ; a palace, court. as 1 a. mid. of

. ,, , , ,
rb, (fr.

,
to go) a
step, stair ; a footstep, track, ves-
tige ; footing, room to stand ; a
-ov, b,
chief) a butler, steward.
-,
, (fr.
(fr. life, and
try in
-,
Asia Minor.
-,
, Bithynia, a coun-

,
force) rb, the herb vetch,
tribunal, judgment-seat, bench, violator, abuser, ravisher ; an as- vetches, tares.
throne, d. sin. sailant, invader ; one who forci- and -ov, rb, (dim.

,
,
Dor. and Poet, for bly presses or thrusts. of next) a little pitcher, jug.

,,2

,,
a. inf. of Dor. for -ov, b, -ov b, a water-can, pitcher,

, . • .
(fr. obs. to go) same as same as last. pot with handles, jar.
which takes some of its f. -, and
-, same
->, p. - -, f. -, p. to

,
,
parts from

,
B>7V,

,
,
—
, ,
,,.
it.

Ion. for
2 a. inf.
, a cough,
of last.
2 a. ind. per.
and
pass.

-, make
-,
ind.
as
par.
come or go in, enter; to come or
go together, meet; to couple; to
commit fornication. -<-

,
coughing. f. p. (fr. to prostitute.
-,
, rb,

mid.
a

a
,
a priest's

beryl,

—
robe.
-ov,
Ion. for tap.
mantle ; a soldier's cloak

,,,, ,,-,, ,, ., , ,. - ,
precious stone.
par. of
-,
and

-, Ion.
-,
1 a.
;
to go) to set on,
to go up, ascend ;
come or go, bring,
duce ;
/?«, -, -,
to

i fi
admit,

same
let in.
to

pres. par. of
to

take, intro-
mount;
cause

-
to of
3

next, and
write the
sin. cont. pres. ind. or opt.

-, f. -, -,
of; to record, cele-
life
brate, par. pres. pass,
an
p.
account)
(fr.

to

,
for as,
1 a. act. — inf. -, and -ov, b, (fr. strength)

,
f. life,
—
,
of
-,
, . 1 f. mid. and in compos, by Sync, and existence ; life,mode of
con-

, ., . ....,. ,
-, 1 pi. 1 f. act. Cras. togo, walk, stride, duct in life; subsistence, liveli-
of or for stalk; to mount, ascend, par. hood, food ; property, substance,
Ion. for 3 pi. 2 a. pres. act. cont. and - goods ; mankind, the human

,
,
,
It
tense
is

,, ,
ind. act. of

;
1 ,
mid. of

-ov, -,
-, -, ,
f.

used Poet, as
impf.
see
or
a present

last.
(fr.
and Ion.

next) a

,
mid.

,
1 a. ind. act.
ind. pass,

(dim. of
and
1 a.
1.
ind.
f.

a book) a
1 a.
ind.
mid.

-ov,

,
race, the world.

string.

. ,-
live,
1 a.
-ov, b, (fr.

lead
f.

sub. act.
-,
life.
same) a bow, bmv-

(fr. life) to
2 sin.

.
valley, glen.

hollow,

,
-, ,
glen,
cover for beasts ; a wilderness,
(fr.
valley;
to go) a
a haunt,
,
,
trifling worthless book, ballad.

the booL•,
-,
Holy
, (neut. of same)
Scriptures, Bible.
-ov, rb, (dim. of same)
^,
,
,
, ,
same

.
-,
.
as

-, ,
-,
-, and

—
-bv, same as
Poet, for
,

, -, a book, small volume.

, -, .,
vjoodland, waste; a plain, lawn, little act. pass. pres.

,
sheep walk. d. pi.
for

woody, wild, waste

or -,
Ion.

f.
-cv,

-,
;
(fr.
hollow.
(fr.
last)

,
,
-, -ov,
papyrus) made
cerning the papyrus ; like
about a sheet or book. Also,
viz. ,
wine made of
(fr.

of, like,

. , the
or con-

,
or
inf.

a. act.

and
cont. of

of
-bv,

-ov, b, (fr.
par. of
for
, life,
to corrupt) injurious
2

,
cough) to cough. the Thracian grape called to life; baneful, elcstructive.

, and
-ov, b,
adapt) dancing;
to
dance in regular steps ; the Pyr-
(fr. to go,
a book, and
writing of books,
-, , (fr.

to write) the
composition, •. - ..
1 a.
-, f. -,
life) to live, exist,

act. ind.
p.
lead a
inf.

-
(fr.

lift.

, .
rhic dance. compilation. per. pass, 1 f.

-,
, dancer.
, (fr. last) a
, see . writer of boohs,
-ov, b, (fr. same) a
author ; a co-

,,
,
mid.

from
It' forms

(, -,.
which
1 a. mid.
other tenses
see.

,
Ion. for pier, bookseller, librarian.
/, -, , force, strength, power ; -, , (fr. same, and -, b, JEol. for
vigour, vehemence ; to lay upj a library, study. or b, the bi-

.
efficacy,

lence. ,
energy, bravery, courage; vio-
d. sin. against a book
.
,

roll,
rb, (fr.
volume; a
(114)
paper)
sheet^
son,
BtTiva,
a kind of wild
-, , sams as
ox.
 ; —;

., ',
»?, Att. for
, ' ., -' -, for
, -, ,
obs. but many of its tenses
2 a. opt. of

, ,,
sin. par. pres. act. of
f.
for

p. to
fern,

en-
next)
stcrtuy
to
;
look
to threaten,
fiercely, survey
menace.
(fr. to

, ' - .. ,
tangle; impede, hinder, ob- look) the eyes, sight, countenance,

, - -,
are attached to 2 a. act. to

.
..
appearance ; a look, glance.

'. ,
impr. struct ; to hurt, injure to grieve,

,• -,.
ind. ;

offend ; to punish -, phlegm.

,
Opt. Att. inf. ; to defeat sub- f), snot,
par. due. 1 a. act. 2 a. act. -, -bv, (fr. last) worthless,

, /5.— ,.
,
name.

.- -,
, Bwn, a man's
pass,
2 f. act.
1 a. pass.
per. insignificant; lazy, idle.
, f), (fr.

,
.,
inf. act.

,
see

,
vital, living,
of
sin. 1 a.
-, , >/,

likely to live,
mid.
(fr. jSt'off
1

life)
long-
a,

»(,
/vinf.
f. pass,

and
2 a. pass. ind.
par.
per. mid.

-, f. ->/,
same)

to look,and
snotty, dnvelling.

a fury) looking
like a fury, scowling, horrific;
squinting, goggle-eyed. ; amazed,
, fj, (fr.

lived,

- , .
-, Att. -,), same)
p.
sprout, germinate
to bud, shoot,
; to bloom, blos-
confounded, aghast.
Dor. for

, . , ,,
(fr. fern,

, , ,
life, living ; the past time of life ;
som ; spring, be born ; to
to rise, par. pres. of
the continuance of life ; manner produce, cause to be. 2 a. -ov, b, L
(fr. next) to be
seen, that may be looked at, to be

.
of life. a. sin. TOV.
same) 3 2 beheld; seen, viewed, looked at,

,
-, sin.

,
living, Ion. for a.

.,
-bv, (fr.
— . fern. par. beheld.

-
natural; vital, relating to or sus- act.
taining life; secular, worldly, 1 a. act. — 3 sin. f. -, p. also

,
,
pertaining to this life, temporal;
retired, private.
(neut. of next)
-, -bv, (fr.
must live.
to live)
1 a.

?,
impr. act. of

sprout, blossom
-, ,
b, -, ,(\ same) a bud, shoot,
;
and

bloom, vigour.
(perhaps
the eye) to look
to perceive,
and
fr.

understand ;
at,
to cast,
behold, see ;
to look

,
, , ,
living, natural, alive; vital, ne- -ov, b, (fr. to up to, esteem, honour, approve,

.
bud) a bud, shoot, branch, blos- mind, regard; to look to, take

.
cessary to

.
life.
&c. see som. Blastus,a. man's name. care of; to tend, incline, lean to-
-, -,

,.
,
-
life,
-, b, ,
to assist) useful
(fr.
-, f.

slanderous)
the reputation, injure by false re-
p.
to
(fr.

hurt

,
, ,
wards ; to look like, resemble; to
live. 1 a. act. per. pass.

-,

. .
to life ; wholesome, healthy. ports, calumniate, impute wrong- and of,
-, -, 2 a. par. pass, fidly, accuse falsely ; to slander, trifles, toys.
-,

,
of

,
-a, -bv,
hurt) hurtful, mischievous, inju-
rious, pernicious.
(fr. to
speak

impf.
pres. pass,
ill

ind.
speak
of, rail, revile ;
disrespectfully of God, blaspheme.
to

-.
-. ,,
the eyes.
-,
f.

the eyelid) to wink, twinkle with

",
(fr.

more usually the

, , (fr. last)
perniciously ; corruptly, falsely ;
rashly, unadvisedly.
injuriously, per. pass,
pass,
-, ,
next) ca- (fr.
1 f. pi.
same)
eyelitls ;
the eyelashes, kairs
the eyelids.
-, al,
on the

-
(fr.

—- ,
-, ,
(fr. to hurt) lumny, slander, detraction, scan- -, rb, (perhaps fr.

,
,
hurt,

,
harm, injury; loss, damage ;
hindrance, prejudice, disadvan-
tage.
dal ; false accusation or imputa-
tion ;
phemy.
impious language, blas- ey4id.
to see,

-,
and

Att.
a veil) the

-, , (fr.

..
-, , ^,

,
2 a. inf. pass, (fr. same) a sight, view, examina-

,
,--,, mid. of same.
1 f. to hurt, the reputation. Or tion, inquiry, looking into.

, . ,.
-, obs. from which

,
same as fr. impious, and to

. , ,
2 a. sub. act. of
is also an obsolete verb
of the same signification, from

,
, .
speak) calumnious, scandalous,
slanderous ; derogatory, blas-
phemous ; malicious, malignant,

- — , -, - . — -7-
—
borrows its perfect

1 a. impr. pass.
and
the tenses derived from thence.
—

, ,
which takes the 2 a. >/-

,
envious. sub. inf.

.
, , , , same as
(fr.

. worthless) toplay
1 pi. cont. pres.
1 sin. and
ind. pass.
par. pres. pass.
, by
par. of
sin. fern.

Sync, for

, ,
, ) .
the fool, be silly.
and Poet, -),
cont. of
(fr. slan- inf. per. pass,
par. and

, ,
-bv, how-legged, bandy;
-, ,

,
less) indolence laziness,

, ,
ness, idleness, cowardice.
-, -,
(fr.
distorted.
worth-
listless-
derous) slanderously, falsely
blasphemously ;
shamefully.
maliciously

-, , the shell of the

;
throw)
it
(ir.

must be
-a, -ov,
to be cast, or put.
cast, must be put.
same as
(fr.

Neut.
to

,
,
same)

,
, ., ,
f.

to be stupid, dull,
to faint, fail, languish.
p.
lazy
(fr. purple fish; a part of that shell;
a box made of it ; the onyx, an
Indian shell, or pebble.
,
Poet, and Sync, for
pper. pass, of same.
Ion. for d. pi.

,
-, -bv, (fr. same) lazy, -, al, a sort of shoes, of
idle, indolent; dull, stupid, slippers. -, rb, (fr. to
—

, ,. , . ,*
worthless, good for nothing. inf. par. shoot) an iron nail, or spike,

?, -
didly, stupidly.
(fr. last)

b, I),
lazily, slowly,

blear-eyed, dim,
1 a.

to hurt,
pass, of
-,
and
b,fi, (fr.
the mind) hurt
stud; a bolt, bar; a clasp.

-, -, to bleat,
f. -,
cry as a child.
p.

,or short-sighted
-,
}

b,
;

(perhaps
throw away) a small worthless
worthless, lazy.
fr.
in
ated.
mind,

-,-, 2
insane, mad, infatu-
pres. inf.
-^ , and
Poet, for
cont. of last.
-,

,.
to a. opt. mid.
fish. Adj worthless, good for \, 2 a. par. act. of rb. (fr. same) bleating; crying.

,
.

nothing, insignificant ; idle, lazy; Or by Sync, for 1 a. Bypb, -a, -bv, weak, faint, fee-
dull, stupid ; impious, wicked. par. pass, of b(e; cowardly, timorous; iimvi,
3 sin. pres. sub. act. — f. -,
(115)
p. *, (fr. gentle ; mild, calm, tranquil.
,
, cessantly.
continually, constantly, - ,
,
third
-, ,
month
of the Athenian
BOA
(fr.

,..ast) ihc to cast)

B02
a dart, javelin, arrow; a
plummet, sounding line. d. sin,

, ,.
-, rb, blite, or blitcs ; an year, answering nearly to our

, insipid kind of greens.

£-, '., f.

squeeze out.
to press, express,

Ion. g. of
September.
-, ,
sistance, aid, telief, succour.
-, f. -,
(fr. next)

$
p.
lielp, as-
-,
. pi. par. 1 a. act. of

b, (fr.
a cast, throw, shot; a drop or
to cast)

,
'' , -a, -£v, (perhaps fr. (fr. a cry, and
to run) to dropping ; tlie place where any

- ,. ' ,, ,
the brow, and
contract) fierce, grim,
cruel, savage, barbarous.

, -, , and
stern;
to run
to help,
a cry, or with a shout;
to
bring help, assist, suc-
cour, relieve, pres. impr.
-. 1 a. act. ind. impr.
thing is dropped as a furrow for
seed ; a sprouting or shooting,
teething ; a dart, arrow ; a blow,
wound; a sling; a sweep-net,

,
|

-, -bv, (fr. last, and the seine, drag.

-, ,
, , ,
eye) having fierce
of aspect, furious.
eyes, terrible

-,
ance, relief, succour, sup-
aid,
(fr. last) assist
—
Dor. for
Dor. and iEol.
d. pi.
for

,
and f. to port ; a prop, buttress ; a reme- fern. par. pres. act. of
trickle, drop; to stream, gush, dy, cure. -, -, -,
, , ,
f. p. (fr.
flow ; to shed, pour abroad. -, -bv, (fr. same) a hum) to buzz, hum,
-a, -bv, (fr. to auxiliary, assistant, relieving. murmur ; to sound, resound; to
mount) high, lofty, towering; and Poet, -, whisper, mutter; make any soft

,
b.

der,

,-,
,
,
flourishing, vigorous, green ; ten-
pdant.
-,
b, a morsel, mouthful,

,
crust; a fragment, piece.
Att. ;/, -,
(fr. next)
,

and
(fr.

;
same) a helper,
auxiliary, one
cours ready, active, quick.
-, ~,
who

to drive)
(fr.
assistant,
relieves, suc-

an ox
a driving
noise.

swarm of
tude.
-,
same) a hum, buzz; a
Att.
hive or
bees; a crowd, multi-
-, , (fr.

f.

,
approach, arrival.
-,
to come, approach,
arrive ; to mount, ascend, go up ;
of cattle;
booty.
-,
pillage, spoil, plunder,

f. -, -, p. (fr.
-, b, the hum, buzz, mur-
mur of bees, or water • sound,
noise ; a tune, air.

, . , , ,, ,
-
to grow, increase. same) to drive, take, or carry off -, , ( fr. last) a kind
,, ,-,
Bop, 3. sin. pres. ind. act. cont.
Poet, for same
impf. ind. Ion. of
—
— cattle;
tend, or herd cattle.
to pillage,

-, b, and
plunder ; to of bee; any buzzing insect.
b, (fr. same) bee,
gnat, fly ; a drinking vessel,
-ov, rb,
(fr. an ox, -, (fr. same) a cowherd, he cup.
//,

-,
,
,
and wild) a shield made
of the hide of a wild ox or buffa-

,
lo ; a leathern target.

, , , -,
or she who attends cattle ; one who
drives or carries off cattle; a
spoiler, pillager, robber.
silk-worm; a worm, maggot.
and
bonasus, or bison;
b, (fr. same)

-,
a wild spe-
b,
the

the

, . ,,
Boagrius, a river Bojjv, Dor. for pres. inf. act.

,
b,

.ofLocris.

. ,Dor. Poet, for

cont. —
sub. act. cont.
impr. act. of
Dor.
— ^,
pres.
for
1 a.
cies of cow.
Heb.
name.
indecl. Booz, a man's

Syr. indecl. Boanerges, -, b, (fr. an ox, -, rb, (fr. an ox,

,, , ,
i. e. sons of thunder. and to pasture) a cowherd and a yoke) a pair, yoke

, ^ and -/cos, some keeper of cattle. or team of oxen.

,
,, .,
,
,
kind of fish. -, , same as -, , (perhaps fr. for

, ,
a. pi. of -, rb, (dim. of next) a to feed) food, fodder, pro-

, Dor. for 2 sin. pres. hole, trench, furroiv. vender ; voracity, ravenous7iess.
— -, -, ,
,
ind.

, , ',
.
Dor.

,
mid.

•,
for
act. cont. of
1 a. par. act.
3
Dor. for
—
pi. pres. ind.
b, (perhaps fr.

depth) a ditch, pit, excavation;

a pitfall; a den, cave; a well,
low, excavation.

and
-,
apit, trench, hol-

b,
a bed) Her in the mud,
(fr. next,

,
cistern.
-, rb, (fr. an ox, -, b, (perhaps fr. name of a frog.
and a stall) an ox-stall. to deepen) same as last, but -, b, mud; ordure,
-,

,
-, . to low, more elegant. dung.
-,
,
bellow, roar; to ring, re-echo; to (dim. of
young cow. daub,
-,
smear,
f. (fr. last) to

, ,
cry, call, shout ; to beg, importune, an ox) a heifer, dirty; to defile,

, ' .
clamour;

,
praise, impf. ind.

,
act. ind.

,
to cry up, celebrate,

impr.
-. 1 a. like a
-,
heifer.
-, ,
-bv, of, concerning, or

Boeotia, a part of
pollute.

grumble as the bowels.

f. -, to creak; to

,
-, ,
, viz. (fern, of Greece. Bopiao, JEol. and Ion. for

, , . ,,
,
next) an ox-hide ; a rope made -, b, (fr. last) Boeotian, g. sin. of

,
, . ,
of it ;

ox or cow.
and

,
. pi. of
,
", bv%X!t.ring ;

,
an ox) of, concerning, or

,
a strap.
-a, -ov, (fr.
like an
a Boeotian.
JEol. for

and
to throw) filth;
g. pi. of

-, , (fr.
or

dung,
or and Ion.
b, (perhaps fr.
to roar,
-,
Boreas, northwind, north.
and to pour)

(fr. last)

.
-, , (fr. to shout) a manure. from the north.
-,

,. ,, -
,
cry, shout, outcry, uproar, din of -, obs. same as or and Poet. b,

tion, ,
battle ; a battle,
bawling, clamour ; the sound
of an instrument.
fight ; vocifera-

a
-, , (fr.

cast, throw, discharge, shot ;

to throw)
a
(fr. same) Boreal, northern.
Ion. for a. sin. of

.
Bop,

, run
Dor. for
ind. or sub. of
3 sin. pres.

-,
a race)
(fr.
$,

to help, assist, relieve.

festival at Athens.
-, ,
to
a cry, and
run to a cry,

(fr. same) a
,
.

,-,,
stroke,
missile,
beam, glance.

heave the lead.

blow,

f. -,
next) to sound, try the
wound, cut; any
arrow, dart, &c. a ray,

(fr.
p. , for
(fr.
depth, ,
Bopb,
greedy
and

-a,
;
-bv,
a glutton.
-, Att. -,
to feed) pasture, grazing^
provender;food, provisions^ meat.
JEol. for

(fr.

>/, (fr.
food)

or

(116)
 . ;

, .
, -, , —
BOX
, -,
BOX

,.
EOT
*

, ., , ,
act. of
impr.

rb, (fr.
inf. prcs.

to
mour
any part.

,
in the groin ;
b, the groin ; a tu
such a one in
2 sin. pres. sub.

-, rb, (fr.
act. of

-
feed) a beast, cow, sheep; pi. -ov, b, , (fr. intens. to consult) deliberation ; counsel,

, and

,
cattle : pasture, pasturage. earth, or to boast) advice ; a design, purpose, inten-
Dor. for
-
large, gross, unwieldy, sluggish tion.

^- , ,
;
2 pi. 1 mid. of turgid, swollen; boastful, vain- a. impr. mid. —

,.
f. .1

-,
-
,, , , -, ,
Att. (fr. glorious, ostentatious. d. sin. and
pasturing, and ,. —
same) feeding,
, -ov, rb, du. par. 1. a. act.
browsing.
Dor.
pres. ind. act. of

,, ., ,
or
for

-, f. ->/,
3 pi.

p. ,
,
-ov, b, (fr.

rage, bugloss
-ov, b,
an ox, and
a tongue) an herb, bo-
; the sole fish

, (fr. same, and

ind.
1 a.
and
Ion. for

act. of
-, Att.
3

-,
sin.
3

,
sin.
sub.

(fr.

,,
(fr. 0<5, obs. to feed) to excoriate) galling to consult) consultation,

,,
.
to feed, pasture, graze ; to tend, oxen, tormenting, irritating. deliberation, meditation; a plot.
,

,.,
herd. 1

and, , ,
f.

and
(fr.
and

obs.)
per.
1

1
a,

a
to sacrifice)
-, fi,

sacrifice of black cattle.

,-,
(fr.

an offering of oxen
same, and&5w
; court,
-ov,
hall, senate-house.
-,, fr.
(fr.

same) acoun
same) a

,
act. per. pass, and Dor. sellor, senator, adviser.

1 f. pass, -ov, o, (fr. same) a herdsman, -bv, (fr. same) se-

-ov, , an Indian plant shepherd, reaper, labourer, rus- natorial, relating to a senate or
council; consulted, asked or ap-
and

,
fruit. tic.

,<$, -, and
h, (perhaps
BoVrpuf,
a cluster)
-, -ov, rb, (fr. same, and
a point) an ox-goad.
plied to for advice; prudent,
wise, sage; subs, a counsellor,
fr.

-,
,. curi, ringlet, lock

Heb. indecl.
of hair ;

Bosor, the
</ie

, ,
same, and
-, and
a horn) with the
horns of an ox, horned.
b, , (fr. patron.

sulted, deliberatfd,
-ov, b, , (fr. same) con-
weighed; de-

, ,,
name of a man who was also -, f. -,
(fr. same, creed, enacted.
called Beor, Eng. Peor. and food) to feed or tend f. -, p.

,
.
-, a herd) graze, pasture, rear design) to deliberate,

.
(pi. cattle; to (fr.

,
cattfc, kinc. herd; to milk, make profit of, consult; to meditate, ponder, re-
-, (fr. food) gain a livelihood by cattle; to volve; to ask advice; to devise,

,
f/,

,. ,
grass, herbage, pasture, feeding soothe, fatter, decoy ; to like, pur- plot, plan; to determine, pur•

-
, .
for cattle ; the study of herbs, bo- sue, attend to any object, par. pose, decree. 1 a. act.
tany. pres. act. d. sin. 1 a. mid.

, nist.

, -, ,
-,

-ov,
-bv, (fr. last) relating
to herbs, botanical ; subs,

, (dim. of same)
a bota-

,, , ,, -,
, (fr. last) a herd
of cattle ; care of or attendance
on cattle.
tion,
Ion. for
-,
g. pi. of
->'/,

purpose, decree,
design,
counsel; a council, senate; &
*he will, determina-

,
,
a small herb. and Dor. council-chamber, court.
-, -,
, -,
man.
to feed)
and -, , (fr.
a shepherd, herds-
or f. or
(fr. last) to compose, play or sing
pastorals; to lead a shepherd's
2
Ion. for
sin. pres.
1 a.
ind. mid.
opt. pass.
pass. —
— ^-
—
Att.

-
,,
, ,.
same) a shep- ?, par.
pass. — ;-
fi, (fr. life. 1 a.
herdess. -ov, b, (fr. same)
,
-), -7<, 1 a. sub.

,
BoroV, -ov, rb,
herd;
(fr.
cattle, sheep, kine.
same) aflock, pastoral music or composition;
the singing and dancing of shep-
3 sin. pres. sub. pass, of

,
,
-, , same) provender,

nourishment, aliment.
(fr.
fodder; food, meat; support,

-ov, rb, (dim. of

,
herds or rustics.
-ov, b, (fr. same) a
composer of pastorals, rural poet,
rustic musician.
. }, -
-, ,
will) will, pleasure,

,
choice; de-
termination, decree, judgment
purpose, design, d. sin.

,. .
(fr. tc•

,
,
a cluster) a little bunch.
(fr. game) by clusters, in

bunches, heaps.
-,
clustering, in bunches, that bears
-, (fr. same) ,
,
ral, rustic.

(fr.
-,-,

-ov, ,
and -, -ov, b,
(fr.
lating to the care of cattle; pasto-

same) a herd of cattle, fiock.

same) re-

,
,-,-,
as
-,
and
d. pi. of
Att. -, ,
Ion. for

same

, and
,
, ,
fruit in clusters.

? -,
-,
, , (fr. same,
a child) the parent
stock, father of clusters ; the vine.

- ,-,
b, (perhaps fr.
eclogue.
-ov, b, (fr. same) a
shepherd's song, pastoral, bucolic,

and Dor.
b, (fr. same) a cowherd, shep-
-ov,
willing,

,-^,,
intentional, designed.
voluntary

ed, determined, decreed ; design-

(fr.

(fr.
;

same)
purposely,
will)

will-

,.drink, and

into
.
,
to flow) a bunch,
cluster ; grapes, ivy berries, in pi.
are contracted
herd ; a clown, rustic.

-,
-, b, Dor. for

and
ed, purposed, consulted, advised.

to bring)
ing ; subs, a counsellor.
h,fi, (fr.
advising, direct-
same, and

,
(fr. intens.

. ,
-, ,
Bov, an intensive particle.

, ,, , ,,- , ,
Bov, Poet, for g.

-ov, b,
sin.

and
of
to desire) obs.
which borrows some parts from
it.

Ion. from the ancient

see
intens.
-, f.

and
-, -,
starve, suffer great hunger, perish
with want.
p.
hunger)
(fr.
to

, ,\) .,
, ,,
,

,
an ox) a wild and and

,
(fr. Att. for -ov, b, -ic,

»,bull or wild cow ; a buffalo. 2 sin. pres. ind. mid. — 7, (fr. same) violent hungtu

-ov, b,

Att.

dearth
-, ,
^, ,
(fr.
-a,

-, .,
or
Dor. for
same) a cowherd.

(fr.and
food) hunger; famine,
intens.
-,
Ion. for
—
sin. impf. ind.
Ion. and Poet, for
par. pres. mid. of
pres. impr. mid.
Ion. for

Parag.
(117)
3
—
starvation

(fr.
please ;
3

f.

to
; famine, dearth.
sin. pres. opt. mid.
par. pres. mid. of

counsel) to wish, will,

design, determine, de
•
 ;

,,\.,
oree ;

.
desire, prefer; lo fa- ,
-, pres.
-, -,
BPA
Att.
,
— ,
,- ,,
for .
. lent. n. pi. cont. comp,

,
vour, befriend, espouse. 2 sin. opt. act. or

,
, ,
pres.

, \..
opt. mid.

-
Att.
Ion. for
Poet.
pres.
impf. ind.
cont. of
—
, -,-,-,>7,
/3"/, par. pres. mid.
Ion. for
impf. ind. act

,. .,
3 pi.
sup.

ness, tardiness
-,
;
, (fr. last) $low-
dulness, stupidi-

,
1

\,.
1 a.

f.

ind. pass.
and
pass.
Att. per. mid.
ind. mid.

-, , £u/s, puddings used

to make sausages.
Att.
and

per.
of par. pres. act.
Bofivri,is also Dor. for

,
, .
pi. or d. pi. par. pres. act. of

and
g. pi. of
-, f),

the eye) with eyes like a

(fr.
cont. cases

an ox,
—
3
ly ;

,
buil,

,,
ment
fume.
indolence, laziness,

;
and
bubble ; to work, froth, fer-

-,
to be hoi ; lo rage, fret,

the herb savin.

f.
a.

-,
sin.

,
, ,
and
-, , (fr. /3» an ox,
to loose) loosing-time,

.
cow, ox-eyed; with full, round,
dark eyes.
-, -, ,-
wort.
-ov, , wild kale or cole-

evening.

,? , ,,
a. sin.

-ov, rb, (fr.

-, ,
of
and
intens. and /fyos
same, and
-, f.

oxen as in a plough, plough,

labour, cultivate, pres. inf. act.
p. (fr.
to drive) to drive
till,

, ,
-, ,

.
ness, breeches, trowsers.

, par.
-,
a covering for the

of
rb, and
naked-

1 a.

,
a fawn) a large faxon or hind. cont. pass, of or
f. -/, p. (fr. -ov, b, same) a cow-
(fr.
-, ,
-, , and
a herd, herdsman, ploughman ; the

,
hill) io_ raise, gather, (fr. to boil) a boil-

,
heap up.

and
--, ,
likeness) hilly,
';, (fr. last,
moun-
constellation called Bootes, Arc-
lophylax, and the Ploughman.
-, , (fr. an um- ,. ,
ing,
heat,

, ,
bubbling ;
warmth;
Ion. for
fermentation
rage, vehemence.
impf. act.
;

.. ,
tainous, steep, craggy. pire) (he management, conduct, of

and

, ,
-, , , (fr.

,
an ox,
to pasture) pastured,
fed or grazed by cattle ; pastura-
regulation of public games ; the
decision
prizes;
or
an arrangement,
awarding of
reconci-
the
-,
Ion. for
(neut. of
short) shallows, shoals.
fern, ot

,
pasturing, graz-

,
ble, rich, fertile, liation.

?, -, .
, -,
ing, browsing. -ov, rb, (fr. same) a -, -, par. 2 a. pass,

,.
a hill, hillock, rising

, -,-
prize, honorary reward. of
ground, high place; a heap; and -, and (fr. short) short'

- -,
slope, ascent; declivity. b, (perhaps fr. a a few words.
ly, briefly, in
-,

,
see

, , ,, -, .
-, ,
.
,-
a boy) a grown boy,
b,

(fr.
, (fr. last)

intens.
wand)
at public
the president or
games;
or umpire to determine the
an
steward
arbitrator
b, (comp. of next)
the shorter or upper part of the
arm, arm; strength, power,

.
and prizes; a judge; commander, might, d. sin.
stripling ; an overgrown or fat
young man ; an awkward boy.
enjoiner.
f. -, p. little;
,
few.
-, short,
g.
brief; small,
pi.
-, , (fr. same, and (fr. manage, conduct or
last) to comp. and

,
and

, ,
wrestling) a great wrestler ; preside at public games ; to de-

.
sup.

,
an ass, an epithet of an ass. cide, award the prizes ; to regu- Dor. for
,
, ,,
Adj. obstinate, stubborn. late, rule, direct, command, pres. -ov, (fr. last, and
-, ,
,, .
and
whip

,
to drive cattle.
-, ,
to pierce) that
to strike)

ft,
(fr.

(fr.
an ox,
a goad or

same, and
would pierce
impr.
act.

plum, damson.
-, ,
f. -,
-.
a Damascene

(fr.
1 a.

next)
ind.

to
iron) short pointed.
-,
shortness; brevity, conciseness;
fewness, paucity.
-, b, ,
, (fr.

(fr.
same)

same,
an ox ;

, or
fruit of the , large, strong.

palm or date
-, , the
tree,
grow or be hoarse.
-, ,
hoarseness, roughness of the voice.
and -, rb,
and
necked.
-,
the neck) short

-, to make the

,.
.
f. p.
dates. (fr. slow) slowly, noise of a or rod when
wand

, ... ,
Bov,ob, b, >/, a bull, cow, ox, late; slothfully, lazily, comp. shaken smartly, quaver,whirr td
beeve ; an ox hide; a shield and sup. rustle. Or of things breaking,

,, \, ,
, ,
made of it. a. sin. in pi. and to crack, crash, clatter ; sound,

,
,
pi.

name.

, ,,
and

., , ,
,-a,
-
Ion.
are cont. into

-, , Busiris, a
-, , (fr.
b,
a stall)
Dor. for
an
man's
d.

an ox,
ox-stall.
slow, and

act. of
-,

f. -,
-bv, .^Eol. for
-ov, b,i), (fr.
the tongue)
slow of speech, not eloquent.
d. pi. fern. par. pres.

(fr. slow)
resound, ring, peal.

b,
head,
head.
(fr.
-,
the
rb,

fronl

a word invented to ex-

to

press the noise offrogs, fcirty-a^••

and Bpb,-o,
wet) the fore-
half of Ihe

—
same

,,
as and to stop, slay, delay, loiter, tarry ; pass, or mid.
-, b, and -,
, , - -,
to hesitate, demur, scruple. act. pres. inf. of

, (fr.

.
an
cut) the flowering rush or water
gladiole.

-
\, ' , ,, , -,
and to

suade) hard
slow, and
to be persuaded; ob-
b, ,
to per-
(fr.
make any
f. -, to grumble, murmur^
hollow noise
bellow, resound, peal. per. mid.
; to roar,

.
rb, (fr. same, and stinate; dull.
Tvpb\ cheese) butter. -, -, a stag,by theMessapians.

,
f. p.
-, . -, -, -,
, , ,
same, and
-, .
ter cattle, sacrifice.
-, , ,
slays cattie, a butcher;
sacrificing.
B6u -, obs. see
slaugh-
to kill) to

(fr. same) who

(fr.

a priest

which
Ion. for
(fr.

ed by bad weather, par. pres.

n. pi.
-, -, (perhaps fr.
a burden, and
same, and
to sail) to sail
slowly, be long at sea, be detain-

to go under)
, lettuce.
-ov,
and

b,

of a slow gait and muttering

some bird unknown,

note ; haughtiness, pride, arro-

gance, pomposity, conceit; an
ointment or perfume made oy Iht
borrows its tenses from it. slow ; dull, stupid ; lazy, indo- Lydians.
(118)
 ; , ;

,muiter
sume consequence,
like
BF1
(fr. last) to stalk,
a brenthos;

-
take airs,

,
to
and
as-
be
weigh down, and
riot) too heavy for the chariot,
BPT
to devour, swallow up.
a cha-

weighty on the axle-tree ; or, Bpvv, an infantile expression

, f.
BTK
-, p. -, to In

tc*

,
conceited; to growl, grumble, who drives ovir his adversary drink.

.mulkr. par. pres. mid.

,,,
-,
a man's name.
-, ,
Ion. -, b, Briscus, Bpvov, -ov, rb, moss, weeds

,-,
weed ; an herb so called.
Bpb, -ov,
; sea-

, . ,
and

,. , ,
-ov, rb, (fr. Briseis, a woman's rb, >j,

,which see) a
antlers.
1 a. inf. act.
slag's head,

of
the name.
-,
and
b, a sea-urchin.
-ov, b, (per-
(perhaps
malt-liquor.
-,
fir.

and
to

f.
spring)

-, p.

,-
statue,
,
,
to, afigure, likeness, image,

,
idol; a spectre, appari-
haps fr.

the throat, gullet.

, JEo\.
obs. to swallow) to grind tl^e teeth,
gnash, crunch, champ; to echo.

,
-, ring, sound, resound; to ro-^r,

, ,.
tion. for
-, rb, an infant, -a, -bv, (fr. next) sound- low, bellow; to shriek, groan,
'child, babe ; an embryo ; a young- ing, resounding ; ringing, echo- moan. torage,frr./,
-.

,
ling, pi. ing ; shouting, roaring, bellow- be distracted with anger, grief,

,
, . ,-,
and
-,
see
-,
rb, (dim. of last)
a little child ; a youngster.

-,
ing ;
ing.
crashing,
Also Bromius, an epithel
of Bacchus.
creaking, peal-

to mur-|
pain, &c. per. pass,

som
f. -,
p.
shoot, germinate, sprout,
to grow,
to hid,
blos-

.
to wet, mois- increase ; to

.- ,
f. p. b, (fr. ;

.' ..
ten, bedew ; to steep, drench ; to mur) a crack, peal, volley; a teem, abound, overflow ; to
rain, drop; to soak, suck, im- roar, bellowing ; a reed, pipe. spring, gush, burst out, issue

. -, -, -,
2 act. forth to send forth, pour, shed,

. .
bibe. 1 a. act. a. f. p. (fr. ;

per. pass, 1 next) to thunder; to peal, diffuse, spread, scatter. 3 sin.

f.

.
ind.
pass,

, ,
",
, -,
, inf.
2 a. pass,
2 f.
roar.
-, thunder; a crash,
pres.
1 a. par. pass,

, ,
»/,

pass,

. per. mid. peal, roar. rb, (fr. same) food,

,
'to
.
, ,. , -, ^ ,
,
up, expectorate,
f. -,
an intensive particle prefixed

,
words, implying, very much.
3 sin. pres. ind. of

-
-ov, Att.
p.
spit.
-, to cough

-, b,
,
as

human,
or

and
-,
-,
b,

a step) a
spurner of mankind, trampler on
,
-, b, , same
Poet,

b, ^, (fr.
same as
meat, victuals.
or -,
-, -, cases of
slink, smell
-,

-ov, b,a stink,

carrion.
f. -,
ill.
last.
(fr. next)

rank smell;
-,
to

,(fr.

Briareus, the
,
,
,
stout, robust, hardy.
-,

,
.
intens.
of a giant.
-a, -ov, (fr. next) strong,

f.

very) to strengthen, make

,
strong; to extol, magnify ; to be
-,
name
and

(perhaps
Mars)

fr. ,
human rights ; a tyrant, despot,
usurper.

man, and
-,
manslayer, murderer. Adj. mur-
-,
gore) bloody, bloodstained, gory.
b, (fr.
(fr.

destruction) a
hu-
fetid, rank, putrid.

meat, food,
-,-, cases

feed) eatable.
-, ,

-,
an
-,
-,

b, ,
b, ,
of
(neut. of next)
eatable.
(fr.

-, Att. -,),
(fr. last)

to

,,,
derous, bloody, cruel. and
or grow strong or powerful ; to

,
swell,

.
f.
grow
-, and -,
large, increase.
to feel op-
-,b, man, a mortal. Adj.
human, mortal; frail, fleeting,
(fr.
canker
same) meat, food; eating; a
; corrosion, virulence.

, ,
pressed after meat

lent, neglect.

.
to nap, doze ; to

-,
- b, ^, (fr.
; to

loiter,
be drowsy
be indo-

intens.
perishable, d.

-, b,
-,
pi. with

blood, gore.
-, (fr. last)
added

to
to
f.

obs. to eat) to eat, feed;

pasture, graze ; to gnaw, con-
sume, corrode, canker, per. pass.
p. (fr.

,
f.

,- -
and

^ ,• for to shout) stain with blood, defile with gore ; 1 a. pass. ind.
An

.
shouting loudly. epithet of to imbrue, sprinkle with blood. par.
Mars.

, -,
(Or fr. human) to make,
form or fashion man ;
-, -bv, (fr. last) eatable,

, ,. ,,,
rb, and esculent.
, -, hi (fr• to press) to become man. 1 a. inf. pass. -, '/, (fr. same) food,

, - ^,
weight, pressure,
burden, load.
-, -, and
heaviness;

-, b, ",
a
or
of locust.
-•, b, a kind
- meat, victuals.
-, b,
-,
an owl.
see
>/, (\.
, , -
, .
(fr. same) heavy, weighty, pon- JEo\. for next) thickly, closely,

,
(fr.
derous. -, , (fr. to wet) crowded.
to weigh heavily, be heavy ; a shower ; heavy rain. f. -, (fr. to stuff) to
to weigh down, depress; to be
haded, bear a burden; to in-

,. . ,
cline, bend forwards, lean down,
overhang; to impress, prevail,

,
excel, per. mid. par.
- same as
-,
to soak) arid, dry, parched,
without moisture.
-, b, acord, rope; snare,
b, , (fr.

,
.
, up, cram, crowd.
fill

fant ; to hoot, croak.

f.

the
-,
Also, (fr.
an owl) to cry like an in-

bottom)
p.
to plunge,
(fr.

,
,.
fluence,

•, -,
-, , (fr.
en) strength, power, might
power ; magic.
to strength-
; in-
gin.
to soak, obs. but found in
composition.
(fr. a rope)
,
,
,
dip,
a. act.

down
immerge

(fr. next) deep,

-a, -ov,
bottom.
to the
; to sink, drown. 1

(perhaps
growl, or fr. next) to grumble,
growl, muiter; to roar, bellow;
and
fr. to
bound with

,
,
by
obs.

-, ,
ropes, tied
its tenses are borrowed

(fr.
; twisted.

to ,
,
-, a bottom ; the deep,
sea, ocean ; depth.
-,
b,

, a horn, trumpet.
-, (fr. last) to wind

,
f.

,to grind or gnash the teeth ; to

rage, burn with anger.
-6 -, a name of He-
cate or Proserpine ; a fiend.
-ov, b,
>'/,

, (fr. to
bite) a bile.
-, ,
gnash) gnashing or grinding of
the teeth ; a crash ; noise, shout
roaring.
(fr. to

,
a horn, sound a trumpet.

trumpeter.

epithet
-ov, b, (fr.
-,

of the wind
b, (fr.

to
;
same) a

fill) ar

sound-
(119)
 ; ; ;

. , . ,
tng, whistling breathing, blow-

,, ,.-, , ,
-, -, a Doric verb, -as, Poet, and Ion. -,

,
; f.

same as
,-, ing. see

,. -, , -
f],

, >% (fr. to stuff) -, b, Ion. and -a, (fr. last) from tlie earth,

, thick, close, crowded, full. b, Dor. , same as from the ground.

,, -, and
-, , soaked barley, malt. and
-, -, ,
, -, iEol. for /37-

, -, . , ,
,,
-ov, (fr. or ^,(fr. same)itr-
. f.

,
a shepherd, and a restrial, earthly ; earthy, clayey.

,-, a tanner,
-, ,
Att.
d. sin. cent,
sA:irt,

-?,
hide.

.
6, (fr. last)
man) rearing men; papulous,
thickly inhabited.
b, same as same, and
and cont.
-ov, b,
to confine) earth-
,
£-
(fr.

,'-, ,
-, , (fr. same, and girding, encompassing or sur-
to skin) a skinner, currier,
tanner, worker in leather.
,
, ,•, ,
rounding the land ; an epithet of
Neptune, or the sea.

,
(fr. to stuff) and all
a stopple or stopper, cork; a obs. see

,
-,
dam, bank
-,
; a
-ov, (fr.
sluice.
flax)
,
javelin.
/,
.
b, a Gaulish dart or

,
flaxen, linen, made of fine flax f. to glory, vaunt; to
or cotton ; fine, elegant, orna- boast, brag

, -,
; exult, rejoice, par.
mental. pres.
-, , y, /", the third letter in Greek,
rb, milk.
f. (fr. called gamma. As a numeral
depth, and for to mark it signifies three, and with -, (fr. last, and
-bv,
build) to lay deep foundations ; a dot underneath, , three thou- •9 to nurse) unweaned, any

, to found, fix, establish ;

deeply, meditate; to
to think
contrive,

,sand.

, . .—,
', for

,
creature still sucking, a suckling.
Also, yielding milk, tender, deli-

,
plot, plan, devise. balmy ; milky, succulent.

,
cate,
Dor. for Dor. for
-,
,
, ,
tom, from
(fr. next)
below, from the deep.
from

.
the bot-

,
Heb. indecl. Gabbatha.
Heb. indecl. husbandmen.
or
- -,-, -bv,
,,
and
(fr.

,
-ov, b, Ion. for Heb. indecl. a large pearl. same) milky ; delicate, soj't, Un-
-, , the cotton plant apX,.eb. indecl. Gabriel. der.

,, ,
cotton ; cotton-cloth, calico. Al- -, b, (fr. -, , , same,

,
a river (fr.
so, fine flax or linen.
f.

shut up,
p.
close; to cram,
to stop up,
stiiffi,
of Lycia) an agate.

haps fr.
f. -,
to cause,
p. -, (per-
and yeXa'ui
and

,-,
?,
.
living on milk.
-, a,
to

Dor.
drink)

for
sucking

, ., . , ,
, up ; , a woman's name.
,,, ),
,
to cover, hide, conceal. Or

,
fill to laugh. joy)

,
fr. to
-,

,
Ion. and Poet. tickle, excite agreeably ; to de- , (fr. milk)
2 a. sub. of {"or light, make glad. milky, white ; the milky voay ; a

,
Ion. for pres. inf. -, , a net, draw-net kind of stone.

.,, ,
-, b, -,

,,, .,,,
cont. of -,

,
seine.
-, b, a pre-

,'
Dor. for or (fr.next) aGalatian, of Galaiia.
— -,
\, 2 sin. 1
Dor. 2
f.

sin. pres.
act.

Dor. for
impr. mid. of
cious stone, an agate.

bercle,
-ov, ,
a ganglion,
hard gathering.
tu-
-, Galaiia, called
also Gallograzcia.
-, ", (fr. next, and
Dor. for
-, ,
to corrode)
(fr.

a gangrene,
or

,
,
a trap) an iron cage; a
chain, fetters; a snare, trap.

-, »% a ^,
-, . . ,
, , and mortification. and in prose,

,
,
same as
Dor. for
?/, Poet, for

,
Heb.
name.
a
indecl.

city
Gad, a man's

of Cselo- Syria
,)) ,
weasel ; a cat.

sel,
-, ,
also a kind of fish.
(fr. last) a he-wea-

?, room,
-,
truffle.
b, next) a mush-
(fr.

,
,
Gadara.
-, Att. -, and

,
and
a calm)
-a, -bv, (fr.
tranquil, quiet,

,
,
-
-ov, ,
ground, land,
earth,
soil; a clod, sod, mass, lump,
piece ; a mouthful, bit ; a dose.

full of clods ;
-, , ,
cloddy
(fr. last)

tough, ,
,
darene, of Gadara.

name.
-ov,

-ov, b,
b, (fr. last)

Gadatas, a man's

to rejoice, delight, be glad,

a Ga

,calm ; cheerful, joyous, lively.

, ,,
'
-,
, (fr.
-,
, (dim. of
weasel) an eft or newt.
a weasel)
young weasel ; a kitten.
a

,
,
;

,.
hard.

,.-,
ple.
-, b, a base, foundation ; a
pedestal, prop ;

Dor. and Ion.

an altar ;

for ,
a tem-

a. of
riches
a treasury.
-, ,
;

(Chaldee)
magicians.
(Persian)
treasure, public

and
wealth
money

sootlisayers,

-, -, ,
;

,.
,
-, , see
for

-,
Poet, for
>;,
(fr.

serenity ; tranquillity, quietness ;

neut. pi. of

to smile)
-

,
'

., - ' -,
rnan,
-.
ana of a city.
b,

b,
cont. for

Borus, name
or

of a

,
(fr.
cord office.
wealth) a treasury ;

-,
to guard)
(fr. same, and
treasure,
re•

,
, ,
a calm. Also a woman's name.

last) to be
-,
calm ; to
and
f. -, p. -,
rest, subside.
-, , ,
(fr.

.
to
—
, ,,
B5<r,
,
,
Dor. and Ion. for

, ,
d. pi. for
oard ; to keep the public
b, (fr.
money
same) a

,
(fr. same) calm,
tranquil, serene.
still, quiet;

,,
,
,, ,- ,.,,,
-
act.

.
par. act.
—
Dor.

1 f.
—
ind.
for

—
for
for
1 a. inf.

1 a.

for
treasurer.

of
and

—
Dor. for
for v. sin.

pres. inf.
,
of

,Palestine.
a. sin. cont. par. pres.

-, , Galilee, a part of

, ,
,
1 a. sub. act. of
1
Dor.

for
f.

1 pi.
inf. mid. of
and Poet,
pres. —
for

1 pi.
act.
for
of
Heb.
for next.
indecl.
3

(120)
sin.

a
Dor. and Ion.
1 a. ind. act.

valley.
tie.
Galilean.
lilee,

Att.
-a, -ov, (fr. last)

-, tho
herb water-betony or dead n/i
-,
of Ga-

,
 ; —

,
, , ,, , -, b, Gallia, a man's riage feast, nuptials; matrimo-' the belly, and a slave)
name. ny, wedlock. slave to appetite, epicure, glutton.
-, b, a eunuch.
milk, and
-, f. (fr. next) -, f. -, -, (ir.same) p.
-, (fr. to prepare for a wedding. to fill the belly, satisfy, glut, fat-

,
to have) suckle; to im- -, b, , (fr. a ten ; to strike on the belly.
wedding, and , same,
, to furnish)

,,
press, inculcate. -ou- -ov, b, (fr.

,
,
to suck, take milk; to im- preparatory to or providing for a and foolish) gluttonous,

,
bibe.

,. -, or -, and -6,
wedding; nuptial, bridal.
par. pres. pass. cont.
voracious.
-,
-,
-, and

, , .,
,
, a husband's sister, brother's of b, (fr. same) a

, ,
wife, sister-in-law.
see
-, ',
next) the (fr. glutton, epicure; big-bellied.
same,

,
Dor. for cheeks, jaws, jaw-bones. -ov, rb, (fr.

,
Heb. indecl. Gamaliel,
a man's name.

, -, wed;-, fr.
-, -ov, (same as

bowed, bended, curved, hooked.

to bend) crooked,
and
leg.
-,
tne leg) the calf of the

b, (perhaps fr.

,
f. p. (fr.

-•,

,. ,
next) to marry, to get milk) milk pail, bucket.
marriage relations. , and a -, b, a kind of boat; a

,
•ov, -b, (fr. last,

,, ,
son, ,
, . , -, -,
a relation by marriage ; a father,
or brother, in law, d.
(fr. towed)

pi.
claw) having hooked claws or
talons; rapacious, ravenous.
obs. for which see
well, drain.
Dor. for a. pi. of

.,
Ion. -, -, rb, joy, mirth; -, rb, (fr. next) a
2 a. inf. act. — — delight, pleasure ; splendour, glorying, boasting ; exultation ;
3
-,
pi. cont. pres. impr. act. brightness.
-, .-,
prancing.
-, -, -,
, ,, ,
Poet, for last) p. (fr.

,
f. (fr. f.

,
mid. of haughty) to be proud,
1
, f. to delight, rejoice, cause plea- to

, Dor. and Ion. for sure, exhilarate, enliven ; to shine, glory tobrag, vaunt, boast ; to

. - ;

,
3 sin. 1 a. ind. act. see in sparkle, glitter. exult, triumph, overbear ; to

-, and prance.

,
, ,
(fr.

, ,,
-a, -ov.
wed, must be married.
-, and
same) a wife.
(fr. same) must

-, >/,
f.

to rejoice,

man's name.
-,
p. -,
be glad, exult.
-, b,
(fr.

Ganymede, a
same)
. pi.
of last.
Poet, for
masc. par. pres.

(perhaps fr.
-a, -ov,
act. eont.

,,
~ band.
-,
-,
f.
b, (fr.

--, -,
same) a hus-

and p.
-, Att. f),-,
(fr.
rb,
to

,
delight) delight, joy ; mirth, en-
and to exult) haughty, proud, arro-
gant; scornful, disdainful, in-
solent; violent, impetuous, over-

',
fr.

,
rejoice,

.. .
wed.

' • Pass,
to
and
to produce, or
take a
to be married.
(perhaps

wife, marry,
to

1 a.
joyment; brightness, lustre.
/3,
and , ,,-.
for, since; wherefore, there-
fore, then ; truly ; pray ; why ?
f. -, to
bearing, imperious.

mid. of
2 sin. cont.

-, f. -, -, same p.
pres. impr.

-
,
act. and (fr. obs.) shine, sparkle, glitter, dazzle; to as par. pres. mid.

,,, ,
sub. vibrate, quiver; to palpitate, beat,

-,
inf.

par. 1 a. pass, throb ; to repeat often, multiply, -, -bv^rved^ookedfient;

. , ,
1 a. mid. increase; to abound, be full. wreathed, winding, tortuous.
— -, -,
,
, ,
3

,,-,
sin.
1

1 a. inf. act.

,
1 a.
a. inf.
sub. pass.
pass.
of last.
(neut. of next)
—-
f. -, same as
and
(fr. last) a tickling, slight excite-
-, b,
is
f.
f. -,

,
borrowed by
p.
last) to curve, bend, twist.
obs. p. mid.
to
(fr.

be

,
,
a nuptial present, wedding gift. ment, gentle irritation. born; to generate, beget; to pro-

, wed)

oftfie
ing to,
connubial.
-, b,
nuptial, bridal; conjugal,

-,
b, (fr. same) one
Athenian months ; accord-
some
, (fr.

October, to others
to -, ,
tude, abundance.
f
-,
swallow, gullet.
crowds, a multi-

/, a city of Troas.

-,
f.
>

-, (fr.
b, the

last) to gar-
throat, ,
duce, procure, provide, get; to
hold, contain; to rejoice, exult,
delight in.
Dor.
fines
,
a particle which con-
the purport of
the sen-
tence to some particular. In-

',
,, , ,
January. gle, wash the throat; to guggle deed, truly, surely, at least ; yet,
(fr. same) to wish to or warble in the throat. however ; as far, inasmuch as,
-, '

,
,. ,
take a wife, desire to wed, be in
,,
,
rb, pickle or brine in so far.

, ,, ,
haste to marry.

,
and

,
f. -, p.
which fish is preserved; sauce
made of pickled fish.
and cont. ;• sec

, ,
same) to give in and

, , ,,
(fr. Dor. which

.
for see.

,
,
marriage;
betroth;

,
marriage ;

, - .,,,
, -,
to

to
-bv,
promise, engage,
aoa,obe given in
be betrothed.

same) nuptial,
and •
Hence

for
—
v,pres. inf. act.
and
—
du. pres. ind. act.
for
for

-
-, b,

per. act. of
see
per. mid.

—
Poet, for
or for
for —
3

,
-ov, (fr. bridal. pres. and 1 f. pi. of Poet, for

, , ,
Ion. for g. sin. of mid. — for
—
Dor. for inf.

, , ,
to, 1 a. opt. mid. of mid. -~, -?, g.
apb, -,
. par. per. mid. of same.
pres. opt. pass. cont. of , the belly the

,
;

stomach ; a ventricle ; the womb Dor. for see

-, -, . -, ;

. all the lower part of the body

f. (fr,

a wedding, and to gluttony. d. pi. par. per. act. of

, wife. .
steal) to

, ,, ,, . ,
bauch

-,
Dor.
marry
or

b, or
carry

for
privately

-,
de-
;
off another's
to

of, (fr.
(fr!
-, and
last) the body, belly or bot-
tom of a jug or pitcher ;
of a ship.
d. sin. of
-, ,
the hold

the earth, and

-, b, ,
par. per. pass, of

(perhaps fr.
to be born) as
-
to wed) a wedding, mar- -, old as the hills, ancient, antujur
(2 ,
b, (fr.

Q
 —

,
,, ,.
. , ,
, ., Dor. for
',,-,,
roof; a slanting projection, shed. .

,, .,- , ,
pi. cont. par. presi
par. per. pass, of and -, act. of
per.
—
ind. pass, in 2
par.
pi. Att. (fr. a neigh-
bour) neighbourhood, vicinity.
-, and
to laugh) laughter, mirth,
-, b, (fcr.

per. pass, of same. -, and -, gayety ; a joke, derision; a calm,

,
f.

. -,

,
(fr. same)

, ,
per. ind. act. p. to neighbour, stillness.
-,

,
-, -,

,
per. ind

,
,,
pass. —
par. per. pass, of
in 1 pi. adjoin, border upon.

par. pres. act.

, f. -, same as
-.
last,
,
3 sin. pres. ind. act.
pres. inf. pass.
—
—
of
-
par.

•
1 a. inf. act.
-, -, -,
,
, , . ,
Ion. for
. , ', 2
Poet, and
a. opt. mid -, Att. -, and
rb,
-,
1 a. act.
1 a. act.
—
— 3
2 pi.
sin.
impr.
1 a.

.
,,, , , , , . '.-
of

or -,
see
see or
,
~* -,
(fr. same) same as
, (perhaps fr.
the land) neighbouring, ad-
joining, bordering upon, contigu-
b,
sub. pass, of

to
f. ,
be full)
p.
to fill,
impr.
(fr.
had

,
1 a. act. ind.
3
-
per. mid. ous. Subs, a neighbour.

, ,
in pi. per. pass, la.
—
.
,
-, -, Ion. for and b, a fo- -, pass. ind. sub.

, — , -,
,
pper. mid. reigner, stranger, sojourner. -,,

. ,
-, -, -fj.

- par.per.mid. of
—-
sunshine, brightness, radiance 1 and 3 pres,

,
pi.
— -, -,
,. ,, ,, , . - per. par. pass.
per. inf. pass.
par. per. act. of
—
of the sun.
£,
, 3 sin. pres. ind.
JEol. for
—
pres.
-
inf.
ind. act.
d. pi.
to
-, par.
be full, abound, have in
1 a. act. of

.,, , . , , -,
-via, par. per. act. and 2 sin. pres. ind. plenty ; to be loaded or freighted.
act. of — Dor. for par. par. pres. per. mid.

, par. per. pass, of pres. cont. but pres. inf. .

, ,,, , by Metath. for

cont. of
/)?, -, -, Poet. (fr. b, (fr.
-, and Ion. ), -,
a generation,
to be)
fj,

,, ,.,
fi,

per. mid. of obs. From to laugh) merry, cheerful, descent, succession; birth, pa-
whence

inf.

,
, -
act.
Ion. for

, , -
Dor.
—
which see.

Dor. and
impf.
pres.

ind.
gay, lively, pleasant, jovial.

—
fern. par. pres.
Dor. for
Dor.
of
for
1 f. act.
rentage
species;
; a race, ftreed, kind, sort,
an age, meaning
time from the birth of a man
till he has a son, about thirty
the

, .
act. cont. of
-, -, , years.
-,and

, , ,,
-, f. p. to call see &c. -, f. p.
loudly; to declare, proclaim; to 2 pi. 1 f. ind. act. ofj^a'o. (fr. last, an
shout, roar, cry out ; to cry up, -, b, , and account) to reckon a genealogy,

,
extol. -, -bv, (fr. same) laughable, ri- count a descent ; to trace a pedi-

,
-a, -ov, (fr. last) must diculous. gree; to include in a family.
be extolled, ought to be praised. -, b, (fr.same) alaugh- par. pres. pass,
-, -bv, (fr. same) declar- -, , same) a
;

,
mocker. (fr.

,, ,. ...
mid. .,,
ed aloud, published, proclaimed
audible, loud.

.
cont.
, fr.

for
par. per.
;
-,
laugh, smile ;
mock.
f.
1 pi.

-,
1 a. sub. act. of

to
p.
laugh
a. act.
at,
to
ridi-
genealogy, pedigree.

nealogist.
-,
by Parag.
b, (fr. same) a ge-

,
cule, for

,, ,
1 d.
Heb. indecl. testimonies or per. pass, 1 a. pass. Ion. o(
proofs of virginity. 1. mid. f. -, , (fr. a genera-

, ,
troop.
or Heb. indecl. a

Heb. indecl. Gideon, a

,
-, ,
goods; colour, shade, hue.
-,
and
wares, merchandise,

, a root or -,
,
tion) a family,
lineage, descent, pedigree;
spring, breed; a birth-place, na-
race, ^kindred;
off-

, ,, , ,
man's name.

, -,
head of garlic.

,
tive land.
-, , (fr. Heb. the valley -,
f. p. -, (fr. a -, ru, (fr. last) birth-
of Hinnom) Hell, hell-fire, tor- dye) to dye, shade, colour, tinge. day, nativity; a birth-day feast

,,\,ments of hell

\ , . ,
decl. Gethsemane.
or
; Eng. Gehenna.
Heb. in-

-
par. pres. of
-,
Dor.

(perhaps
>, for

.
fr.
see next.
fern,

lustre)
or present.

tal,
-, -bv, (fr.
of nativities, foretelling from
Subs, one who calcu-
same) na-

, ,
Ion. for 1 a. to shine. Also Ion. for the birth.
ind. mid. — inf. — Dor. for 2 sin. pres. lates nativities, an astrologer.
—
,,
par. of same. ind. or sub. of -, b, , (fr. same) re
-,
,and

, ,, ,
3 sin. and
—
,, , .
Ion. for
1 pi. impf. (fr.
and
jesting) to jest, joke
-, f.

;
lating to the birth or nativity, nm>
tal; procreative, prolific. Subs.
ind.

,
sin. pres. ind.
Poet,
Ion. for
of
same as
2

1
to mock, dende, ridicule.
-,
taunt; derision, contempt.
b, (fr. last) a gibe,
a parent, cause.
d. sin. —
g. sin. cont.
. a. v. pi.
of
—

., ,, ,, ,
— -, b, -, and -,

, ,.
a. ind. frequent in (fr. same) a jest- f.

said of the father, mo- a mocker, scorner. -, a beard)

prose ; is
ther, or offspring, to beget, bear ;
to be born. inf. par.
,-,,
er, laugher

and Poet.
;
(neut.ofnext) ajest.
-a, -ov,
f. (fr.

begin to have a beard; to ot

bearded, have a beard ; to grow
to

- -,',
laughter) merry, gay, up, approach to manhood, par. 1

,.
', (fr.

,
and
,, ,.- ,
-, or
(perhaps fr.
because it throws the
rain to the ground) the eaves ; a
shed, iinthouse ; a coping, ridge ;
and
,
pleasant ; facetious, humorous,
laughable ; ridiculous.

for
and Poet,
.
pi. mas. cont. of
-, d. par,
a. act.

, pres.

-,
inf.

chin) the chin, beard; the check,

,
and
act.

(fr.
cont. of

the

,
j. sin.
—
k, chapiter of a pillar ; a battlement,
turret.
-, ,
ing witli eaves or with a dripping
,
(fr. last) build-
pres.
,
(fr.
Poet, (or
3 pi. pres. ind. of
merry) laugh-
ably ridiculously, absurdly.
(122)
down on

^^.
,-£,.,-,
the cheek, whisker.

par. pres.
Dor. for
 — —— — ;

, ,
, - , 1 hi

, ,, , —
,
-.
brarded, having a beard ; grown
—
3 sin. 1 a. sub. pass and
and
sup

, .
up. 1 a. inf. pass, of
-, , Dor. for last. f. -, (fr. a re.
which for last. -, rb, (fr. last) a ge- ward) to reward, recompense :

,., , -
,
,,, , •- ,
a weapon

,
any sharp

. , -, rb, (fr.
the chin; the beard; the jaw;

' -
projection, the edge of

2 and 3 sin. 2
Ion. for
the chin)

a.mid.
and
—
neration, offspring, brood; pro-
duce, effect, pi.

germinate, bud, shoot;

duce, bear fruit.

,
1
f.

a. inf. act
-, (fr. last)
to

—
pro-
to
to honour, exalt, prefer; to re-
spect, esteem, venerate; to cele-
brate, praise,
inf.
pres. impr.

-, ,
Dor.

(dim. of next) a
-

, ., .
3 sin. and 2 pi. a. sin. par. 1 a. act. crane; the herb cranesbill or
impr.— inf. 2 a. mid. ?/,3 sin. 1 f. act. — storkbill.
— -, ,
,-, of 3
, sin. 1 a. sub. act. a crane.

,
,
nativity, birth-day

day.

birth, and
,
sents, or other ceremonies

-,
beginning) head
of a family ; an author, origin,
cause.
(fr.

-, b) (fr. same, and

b,
; feasts, pre-

(fr.
to be)

on that

,.. ,, ,
^, -,
rct,
par. 1

Heb.
a part of Galilee.

to be) generation,
f.

tion; birth, nativity, d. sin.

>/, -, , -, ,
mid.

Att.
indecl.

-, ,

(fr.
Qenneta-

(fr. -
,- --.
-,
produc-

-,
to
opb,-,
act. of
1 a. inf.

-bv, (fr. next) honour-

able, venerable, august ; revered,
esteemed, valuable, comp.
sup.

reward, premium
gift, boon, favour ; dignity,
privilege.
-,
;
,a prize,
an honour; a
-
rank,

, ventor.
work) a maker, former, in-

-, Att. -, -
produce) see
and
,-,-,
-, , ho-
noured, respected, esteemed ; ho-
^, (fr. last)

, ,
(fr. (fr. same) sprung, nourable, venerable; creditable,

,
?/,

,
to be) extraction, production born, descended, derived; mor- to one?s honour; old, elderly, se-
;

,
,
generation, birth, nativity; de-
scent, pedigree ; family, race, kin-
dred; being, life.
-, , (fr.
dam.
,
a fa-
.
tal,

,, . ,,, ,,,,
tary
human.

;
-, -bv, (fr.
noble, generous.
(fr. last)
same)

nobly, bravely
heredi-
nior.
cont.

-, ,
fr.

a Gergesene.
a Milesian word the po-
%,
g. pi. of

,, , ',. «,3
ther) a mother, generously. •

-, ^, (fr. to be par. pres. pass, cont, pulace, commonalty.

— . -, ,

,
born) nativity, birth. fern. cont. par. and
-, -, — -, , a

,
and pres. act. pi. cont, and fern. weaver.

, , , ,
, ,,, ,- , ,
-,
. b, a Poetic word, (fr. pres. ind. act. of Ion. for cont. of -
,
same) a father, parent, sire. for 3 pi. and . a. v. pi. of
Poet, and Dor. for 2 rf'vot0',foi 3 sin. 2 a. opt -, , an epithet of Nes-
-,
-,,
—
.
sin.

,-, -
impr.

,.
,-,,-,-,. . ,
2
—
.
a. ind.
-, -, opt.
-, — -, sin.
mid
-,-, 2
Ion. for
Dor.
a. opt.
ind
for
mid.
tor, honourable ;
where he was educated.
v. sin.
or of Gerina,

d. pi. of yt-

,
2 and 3 and

,
,
pi. sub. par. 2 a. mid. of
— -, -, par. 2 -, lake nurse,

,
a. to
-, -,

,
mid. of rb, (fr. to care of in old age ; to lead or teach
3 sin. ind. be) kind, species; sex; sort, the old, reform, new-model.

,
inf. 1 a. offspring, descendants ; family, Poet, for -a,

, pass.

,
.
,
—

,
-,
1 f. ina. mid. of
-bv, (fr.
-, -, 2
a kind)
pi. kindred; a race, birth, lineage;
a nation, country.
2 a. impr. mid. of
same as
-ov,
-, -bv, (fr.
man) old, elderly, senior;
an old
an-

,
5, , ,, ,
generative, producing; general,
universal, comprehensive,

, ,.
the genitive case.
-ov, b, (fr. to pro-
entrails.
-,
-, ,
, flesh;

the herb gentian.

the boioels,
cient.

a
-,
little old man, decrepit,
out old person.
rb, (dim. of same)
worn

., ,
duce) bold, daring, brave; cle- Ion. and Sync, for pi. of same.
ver, active, strenuous. 3 impf. mid. of -, same) an
,-,-, (fr. same) innate,
sin.
which see. Or Dor. for
';, (fr.
sembly of elders, council, senate.
as-

, ,
natural, inbred; allied, related

. ,
hereditary ; noble, high-born ;i
generous, high-spirited, liberal,
which for
3 sin.
Poet, for
2 a.
',
mid., of
lor., for

3 sin. 2 a. ind
Or same)
-a, -ov, or
relating
chiefs or senate, senatorial; grave,
to
-, , , (fr.
the elders,

/,. , ,-,,
ingenuous, free ; strong, ab '.e, vi- mid. of reverend, venerable, honourable;

,-,
,
gorous.

,
rosity,

.
. , ,, , . ,
manliness, magnanimity.

, .
(fr.
generously, liberally.
same)
ft,
(fr. last) gene-

nobly, bravely,
seize with the
obs.

hold of, hold. impf.

sin.

-,
(fr.
jaws ;
next)
to catch,
3
and by Sync.
to bile,
lake
elderly, old.
-, ,a
wicker, buckler or shield.
(fr. last, and
to carry) a soldier equipped with
Persian target,

<<

, , ,,. - ,-,
', .
3 sin. cont. pres. ind. chin; the jaw
//, the a wicker buckler, targeteer.
pass,

mid. of
for
JEo\. for

-,
, f.
1 a.
Or by Sync,

-,
same
p.
of.
the nipple, teat; the edge of a
weapon.

,
or obs. see
-,
2 and 3
-,
pi. 1 a.
sin. -, --
sub. mid. of
earth,
-,
see
a small kind offrog.

and
b, (perhaps fr.

to like)
the
to look at, or
an old man; an

.
a sort, or to be)

. ,-,,
(fr. elder, senator.

- ,
to get, beget,
to generate,

.
to effect, cause.
. per. pass,
give birth or rise to ;
produce, bring forth ;
1 a. act.
1 a.
,.
,
Ion.
pi.

-, ,
of

matron, dame, old woman.

and Poet,

(fern,
for

of next) a

,,
(fr.
ing
morsel.
; a
and
to taste) the taste, tast-
relish, flavour ; a
.
taste,

,-,
pass,
-, par. 1 a. pass. man) old;
-a, -bv, (fr.
venerable,
(123)
an old
comp. - Icn.
1 pi.
and Dor.
per. pass,
for
of .
 ; ;

,,
, -77, -,
par. 1 a.

1
mid
f. ind.
-
mid. —
,lure,
vatt
husbandry, tillage;
land.
culti- ,
,
pi. par. pres. act.
...
and by Sync,

,
,
3 sin. 1 a. sub. mid. -, -dv, (fr. same) rustic, per. par. act.

,-,,
,
of same. rural, agricultural. same as last.
-, At\. -, , (fr. (fr. same) afarm; -, f. -, (fr. same*

,-,
,
to taste) a tasting; taste. ploughed or and

,
tilled land. to feed) to nurse, take,
-, -ov, (fr. same) tast- , (fr. same) afarmer, care of or tend in old age.
husbandman; a -,

,
ing ; subs, a taster. vine-dresser; a >/, (fr. same) the.

,,
-?), -\ (fr. same) to be swain, labourer. care or maintenance in old age.
tasted, that may be tasted.
to give and
-, f. -,
to dig) to
(fr. same, -, b, (fr. same) the
f. p. dig the guardian, protector, assistant oj

, ,-,
.
a taste, season, give a relish; to ground. the old, or of their parents.
, -,], ,
taste, try

' ',
to taste,

.• ,.
with the mouth ; to eat
experience, prove, try. Poetry
(r.ont. fr.

Ion.
obs.) in
land, and
6, (fr. old age,
to take care of)

,.
1 a. act. ind. inf. ground, earth, clay, soil; a re- guardian, protector of old men.

-,
per. pass, 1 a. mid. gion, tract, district, nation; coun- g. Ion.
ind. sub. try, native land; the globe of the -, . -, (fr. same,
3 p. inf. earth.
- -, and to support) to main-

, , and
par. b, tain, relieve or assist in old age.
-, , (perhaps fr. the ",-,, (fr. the earth, and -, , , (fr. same) a
land,

.
,,
and
bridge ; a- oanfc, mound,
a passage, opening, space.
-,
to carry to) a

-, -,
dam ; from

,-,;
the
a race) earth-born, sprung

nal, indigenous.
ground; native, origi-
Subs, a giant.
defender, supporter of the old.
for
mid. of
3 sin. pres.

-,
, f. p. (fr. (dim. of land) a and a, Dor.

.. . .,,\>.
.,, , ,
last) to join by
a bridge, build a small tract, field, little farm. for -< , , (fr.
bridge, make passable ; to block, (fr. same) from the ground voice) a talker, baMer ; warb-
stop up; to dam, choke, pros, or foundation ; utterly, totally. ling, purling.
inf.

,
pass.
cont.

.
, ,
the earth, and
-,
1 a. ind.

f.

to de-
-, -, p. (fr.
"""*>/, p.
-,
glad. impf. ind.
and
to rejoice, be
Ion. -
f.

3
ov, b,
,
-a, b, Dor. for
Geryones, a man's name.

giant, a.
-,
b, Geryon, a fabled
Poet, for

,' ,.., ,' , ,

1 a. act. ind.
scribe) to describe the earth.
-, , (fr. same) geo-
sin. Ion.
,-,-'
opt. iEol. -
la. -, , voice, speech, sound,
graphy.
-, , (fr. the land,
pass. ind.
per. mid.
3 pi.
ind.
Ion. - Hoise.
f. -, p. (fr.
and
- -,
, , ,, ,,
to divide) division, par. last) speak, talk; to divulge,
to
distribution of the parts of the rb, and babble to declare ; to make a
;

,
earth

-
surveying.

\,
; measuring of surfaces,

-, , ,
earth) earthy, earthly, terrestrial.
(fr. the
-, ,
-
gladness, mirth.
(fr.

-,
ful, glad, cheerful, merry.
last) joy,

-ov, (fr.
delight;

same) joy-
sound, warble, purl, murmur ; to
complain, bewail.

. g. cont. of -
? -, , ,
aridge) Ially ; subs, ahil-
(fr. same, and

,
of onion.
and

',
-, , a kind
Heb.
or rather
artificers.

,, ,., , .
-,

, ,
hck, hill, ridge; a dolt, block- and (fr. the earth) b, (fr. the land)
a husbandman, farmer,

,
head. earthly, terrestrial; earthy; on -nistic,

-, f. -, (fr. same, land, by land. clown.

,,. , , ,
and measure) to measure same as see
the earth or land, survey. Ion. for 3 sin. ind. — and

,
-a, -ov,
-, b, (fr. same) a geo- -,
-, sub. inf. — (fr. a giant) gigantic.
— -

,
.
metrician, measurer of land, sur- par. 1 a. act. of
. g. pi. of

,
veyor.

surveying.

,-,
-, ,
metry, the measuring of surfaces,

-, -bv, (fr. same) geo-

metrical, skilled in surveying.
(fr. same) geo-

-
obs. see
-ov, b, (fr.

farmer; a
-,
land, and
to divide) a husbandman,
native.
(fr.
to possess) to inhabit, pos•
the land, and

,
and
-w (fr.
behave like the giants, be gigantic
or monstrous.
-,
to destroy) a destroys
b,
a giant)

(fr. same,
to

, to divide)
agriculturist.
b (fr.

Adj.
same, and
a husbandman,
tilling.
-
sess; or to encompass, surround
the land ; said of Neptune. See
his epithets

,.
and -
of giants,

,
and
giant-killer.

a
-, ,
fight) the
(fr.
war of
same,
the
)

-, b, (fr. same, and

,
giants.

, want) poor in land, of no

estate; poor, indigent, hungry,
, of
d. sin. by Sync, and Cras.

,-,-, grape;
-ov, rb, the kernel
the refuse
of the
of grapes after

, - -,
starved. and Poet. pressing.
-, , -, ,
,
(fr. same, and (fr. old age) old, aged; Att.
labour) agriculture, hus-

, , ,, ^ ,
bandry, tillage.

mer, labourer.
-, b,
the foot) a husbandman, far-
(fr. same, and

.,
,-
decayed, broken down, worn out
ancient, old-fashioned, antique.

for
Poet. Ion. and Sync.

-
d. pi. 1 a. par. act.

-?, rb, old

fl,

,
(fr. last)

-,
the earth, and
belonging to the grape,
or rather to the kernel, or refuse
after pressing,
b,
to be born)
(perhaps

a son of the earth, earth-born ; a

fr.

, , •' ,
3 sin. cont. pres. ind. age.
pass, of 2 sin. 1 a. sub. act. — IV giant.

same, and
-, f. -, p.
work)
neut. par. pres. act. of
-, -, \b, -ov,rb, the wild carrot.
a tickling, gentU
(fir. to till and f. ov, b,
or cultivate the land. (fr. last) to be old; to excitement.

,-.
arable, ft
-, , ,
for tillage.
(fr. same) grow
1 a.

,-, -'
old, decay,
act. ind.
wear
sub. - \vb, -,
out, fail. b, a hinge, joint.
-ov,b, a small pipe, fife t

, (fr. same) agricul-

'
inf. par. jtageolet.
(124)
 — ; :

, .
. ,
Viyvouai

,, , . impr. viyrov, see nlasel, rasp. masons' toughnexs, pliability ; ttingines»

),
i

,. , . pres par.
tools.
and a. sin. and
meanness.
- -, , , (fr.

, ,, ',
see pi. of same) clammy, sticky,
—
or impr.

,, , , ,,
Virtr, Ion. for
of
,
or
p. pass,
'.ni,
:,
—
3 pi. ind.

to
1
3
2

pres. and
pi. ind.
and
sin.

impf. ind.

f. mid. yt-
woman's name

eyed)
ribly
eyes.
;
-, ,
-,
to
(fem. of
;

(fr.
blue-eyed,

look fiercely, eye

to pierce or flash

Poet, for
gray-

with the

par.
ter-
a
clammily

to
(fr.

in a slippery

desire
long for;
sue.
same) toughly,

f.
;

-,
sparingly, dingily
man

earnestly, covet,
to affect,
p.

aim at,
wish,
pur•
,

-,

,
he, become, be made, created; to pres. act. cont. of last. b, h, wiak worthies»

.
;

, .
I') happen,

, - ,
arise, grow, be born, produced;
occur, come to pass,

,
be fulfilled, accomplished; to be
woman's name.
-,
-, -bv, (perhaps fr.
", Glauconoml, a mean, insignificant; dirty, foul.
Subs, lees of oil; scourings, re-
fuse.
- -,

', ,' ,
celebrated. 1 a. pass, 1 to shine) azure, blue, light- b, fj, (fr. last)
f.

',
pass,

,
, obs.) 2
impr.
and
a.
1 a.

mid., ind.
-'/-
mid.
(fr.
blue,
eyed.
man's name.
sky-coloured,
Also subs.

-,
gray; gray-
Glaucus, a

", (fr. last) blue-

dreggy, feculent
-ov, b, the buttock,
haunch, hip.
.-,
; foul, greasy.
rump,

sweet)

,
opt. (fr.

'' ,
-oto, -. sub. ness, grayness. to grov-

«, -, -•
y
inf. par. -, -6 -, b, fi, f. -, (fr. same) Us
}'£V(5iiei/oj. per. raid. (fr. (fr. same, and the skin, or make sweet, sweden.
-, .-
obs.)

, , ,. .,
Also (fr.
, ,
yeywcfc. pper. mid. cyf'yoi^iv.
obs.) per. mid.

. ,-
yaa' inf. yiyaii-ar par.
Vivov, -, impr.
inf. par.

-
coloured.
colour) azure or sea-green

-,
disease of the eye, pearl on the
eye.
rb, (fr. same) a
,
ness.

same.
pb,
-ov,

and
, (fr.
rb, and
same)

comp. of

, , -,

, -,
and
par. pres. act. cf last.
in 1 pi. -, pres. sub. --, , , (fr. same, and g. Ion.
-a, -ov, Poet, for

- •, ,
,,,,,-- ,,,
of same. the eye) having light-blue or (neut. of
'-, Dor. for pres. gray eyes. sweet) the sweet fresh juice oj

)inf. Dor. for ytvoia- same) blue- the grape, unfermented wine.

,
-Yco?, ft, (fr.
3 pi. pres. ind. and eyed, an epithet of Minerva. -, , , (fr.
3 sin. ind. — -,
, (fr. same) an owl. sweet, and fruit) '

par. pres. pass, of to shine, glitter, glare ; to sweets, fragrant, winy.s An epi-

, - -,
or or see, look at, gaze upon, stare at thet of the vine.
, -, , same,

,
f. p. to know, rb, (fr. to b, (fr.
perceive, feel

,
comprehend;
, to
; to understand,
be aware of ; to
hollow) a grotto, cavern, cave,
den.
and bitter) sweetly biUcr,
dearly false, deceiving.

- and -?, -d, street; agi

discern, distinguish, recognise, be Ion. for

, , grateful or pleasing to any of

,
acquainted with; to know car- d. pi. of

,
.'' ,,
nally

solve.

,
act.

, ,
1
,
to think, reflect ; to

, -
; to ackowledge, approve;

a. act.
2
determine, re-

a. act.
pper.
md. -
-, -ov, (fr.

low) hollow, cavernous, spongy ;

polished, finished ; neat, fine,
elegant, comely, graceful; rich,
to hol- the senses; soft, mild, gentle;
balmy, soothing, comp.
,
.
and sup.

.
-.
. .
.,,, ,
-7), inf.

pass,- , .,
3

-6. per. pass,

pi.

',
opt.

per.
par.

mid.
1 f.
impr.
sub.

pass,
ind. of
-.,
1
-
-
a.
sumptuous,

f.
costly ; compact, fit-
ting ; proper, suitable, convenient.
-, p.
scoop ; to dig, delve, mine ; to
-,
engrave, carve ; to polish smooth.
-,
- , Dor. for
to hollow,
-,
ness, lusciousness

ness of voice.
-, ,
-, ,
fj, (fr.

voice) sweetness or mellow-

;
same)
pleasantness.
(fr. same, and
svjeet-

,
for

TAayoj,
. ,
, . ,
,
- ,
par.

obs.)
-? -,
and
byMetath.

rb, Poet, for

(fr.

ya-
must, new wine ; mead.
-ov,
-, ,
sweet) thefresh juice of the grape,

Dor. for,
(fr.
engrave) a hollowing, scooping,
sinking ; engraving, carving.
-ov, b, (fr.
(fr.

same) an en-
to

,,
pov. graver, can:er, sculptor.
-, -, , same as -, -, (fr. same) Jit Jot

. /,
f. expand, clap the

2 a.

hr
and , ,
wings; to spread one's self flat

,.
on the ground; to call, cry out.

-ov, b, fi, by Sync.

(fr. yaXamilk,
to eat) living on milk.
-,
child.
-, , (perhaps
brightness, or

- -,
calmness)
the ball, apple or pupil of the
eye ; the eye ; a pet name for a

rb,
fir.

(fr. last) a
engraving or carving ; engraved,
graven, cut, carved, embossed,
chased.

ing
-,
to sculpture,
ing, g. Ion.
-ov, (fr.

,
same)
about engrav-
relat-

,
and -, f.
(fr. next) to have weak or sore

eyes, have rheum in the eyes; to

,
star
pi.

', -,
;

,,
brightness, radiance, light
rarities,
ornaments.
curiosities, trinkets,
, -,
-ov,
graver, engraving
'->:, (fr.
(fr.
tool.
same)
same)

sculp-
peer.

Dor. for
-, !,,

/,,
rheum or run-
and -, ,
,
,
and
-,
b, also Dor.
pennyroyal.
i„ glue, paste. ,
ture, statuary,
ing; an engraving; a
-, .
carving, engrav-

(fr.
seal, signet.
same} a slit,

, ning from the eyes, weakness or or -, b, wild maple. cleft, cut, gash; the notch in the

,
soreness of the eyes; foulness. -ov, and b, ", -, ends of the bow for the string or

,
-a,
-, , a kind offish. tough, dummy, sticking, glutin- in the arrow to catch the string

, to
(fr.

to hollow)
milk) an herb good
increase milk.
-, ^, (perhaps
a stone-cutters
Cr.

tool,
ous ; slimy, slippery ; niggardly,
sparing, sordid, miserable, mean.

clamminess,
-, ", (fr.
stirki7icss, viscidity ;
(125)
last)
an arrov; shaft; a line on tht
hand, &c.
^, f. -> to hollow out,so ape,
to engrave, carve.
 .

, ,
, ,, ,. , .
and Att.
ike tongue ; a tongue, language,
speech, converse; the tongue in the
mouth piece of wind instruments.
-, ,
-, f.
-,
-,
f. -, and
(fr. last) to cloud,

- -,
overcloud, darken, overcast.
b,f}, (fr. same)
conscious oj insufficiency
quicsre,
pres. inf. cont.
-,
submit;

Att.
to

-, t),
;
waver, doubt.

(fr.
to at*

, ,
-, , (fr. last, and cloudy, dark, gloomy. know) knowledge,learn-
to
pain) disease or pain in -, and f. -, p. ing, information ; judgment,

,
,
the tongue ; grief caused by the obs. see discernment.
tongue or by ill language. (fr. the knee) on the -a, -ov, (fr. same) to be

, , ,

,
(dim. of same)

,, .,
-ov, knees, kneeling. known, must be acknowledged,^

,,, ,
, ,
a little tongue ; the tip or point;

,
a tenon; a latch, latchct.
Ion. for 3 sin. ind. or

-,
pi. -, -,
—
sub.
-ov, b, (fr. same) know-
ing, skilful, clever, expert, com-

. -, , for d. pi. impr. petent. Subs, a judge, witness ;

, - ,, . - ,,,, ,
—
-, for inf. 2 a.
-,act. -, a seer, sootfisayer.

,
, .
a tongue, and
, -,
to keep)
case for the tongues of wind in-
struments ; a box, purse, pouch.
rb, (fr. -,
mid. of
-,
-,
pi.

a, Dor. for
1 f. ind. •, -bv, (fr. same) knoum,
acquainted; to be known.
-, b, (fr. same) an ac-

,
rb, (fr. to quaintance, friend, companions-
-ov, b, , (fr. same, know) knowledge ; acquaintance; akin, related; a cousin, brother.
and to cut) having the 3 2 —

,
experience, proof, trial. sin. a. impr.
Dor. and Att. for Poet,
tongue cut off, having lost the
tongue.
-, f. -, p.
. see
-, , (fr. to
of
for 3 pi. 2 a. sub.
which see.
(obs. from which
(fr. same) to cut out know) an opinion, 'sentiment, borrows some tenses) to know ;

. ,
the tongue. sentence, judgment ; purpose, to call so as to be known or
-, ol, . pi will, design, mind; the under- heard to shout clearly.
;

-,
pres. par. of

, ,
standing ; a proverb, maxim, Dor. for 3

,
-, (fr. same, and saying, d. pi. Ion. pi. pres. ind. of
-,
to sooth) to flatter, de-
", see and -, f. Poet.
ceive, delude with fair words, -, -bv, (fr. same) senten-

, .
togroan, bemoan, lament, mourn,

, ,-
speak smoothly. bewail ; to shriek, twitter, par. ]
,--,,', tious, pithy, expressive, energetic,

,. .
(fr. same) proverbial. a. pass,
having the tongue well hung; talk- (fr. an opi- -, , a conger, kind of
ative, loquacious; like a tongue. nion, and to speak) ex-

,
fish.

-, -bv, (fr. Att. pressively, pithily, proverbially, f. -, p. ic

for

,
tongue,

^ ^,
tongue.
same) tongued, having a
like or concerning the
briefly.

to know)
-, b, ",
discerning, judicious
(fr.

;
,
,
to

,
murmur,

,
grumble, repine.
per. pass,
-,
buzz, purl; to mutter;
1 a. act.

-,
, •, , ,
', ears or heads of corn instructive, subs, an examiner, and
-,

, .,
, thepoint, inquirer; a inform-
discoverer, fj, (fr. nexl ) a turnip ; a cake.
edge, barb ; a corner, angle. er ; a proof, of a
test ; the style -, -ov, and
-, -, , , round,

,
-ov, f], and b dial, the index of any instrument. globular.
(perhaps fr. to bend) see -ov, b, (fr. to
the jaw, jaw or cheek bone ; the f. -", p. (fr. murmur) a murmuring, buzzing;
teeth ; the inside cf the cheek ; a same) to make known, explain, a grv*n bling, repining ; discontent.
gnaving, bite. show, declare, discover, disclose; -, same) a

,
b, (fr.

-, f. -, (fr. last) to to know, distinguish, recognise, murmurer, grumbler.

strike

,
site,

'->,

, '
on the cheek or jaw.

.
' .
b, (fr.same) apara-

,
, ,
.
spunger, smell-feast ; a flat-

,
acknowledge, have acquaintance
with; to become known, grow
into acquaintance, become plain,
opb, -a, -bv, (fr.
grievous, dismal, gloomy; wretch-
ed, miserable, distressed.
to groan)

.
terer, led-captain. Also a name appear. 1 a. act. ind. -, %, same as

, . -,
for such characters, Gnatho.
-, -bv, (fr. next) curv-
inf.
pres. pass. ind.
par.
pres.
same as
inf. Dor.
or

,, , , ., ,,
ed, bent, crooked; flexible, sup-
ple, pliant.

bend, crook ;
f.

turn, alter, change.

-, p. -,to bow,
to incline, persuade,
impr.

1 a.
per. pass,
pass. ind.

-ov, b, %, (fr. last)

3 sin.

known,
sub.
cian,
-,
-,
an enchanter, magi-

imposition, hypocrisy
b,
sorcerer; a hypocrite, im-
postor, cheat ; a juggler, conjurer.
f,, (fr. last)

;
imposture,
a charm,

,
p.

,
, ,
or
to full, cleanse, dress
or comb cloth ; to tear, lacerate ;
to depress, crush, reduce, subdue.
-,
f. -, familiar,
comp.
. »,
intimate,

rb, (fr. same) a

acquainted.
sup. --
sorcery.

cheat, imposture;
cantation.
-,
-, -,
rb, same) a
(fr.
a charm, in-

,
b, (fr. last) a fuller, note, notice; a mark, sign, to- f. p. (fr.

. ,
wool-comber.

, ,
-a, -ov, (fr. to be)
ken; a discovery, disclosure, in-
formation.
same)
nate,
to
bewitch
enchant, charm, fasci-
; to juggle, cheat,

,conip.
,, ,,
,,., , ,
.
ine, true;
,
legitimate, lawfully born;

(fr. last)
akin,
genu-
of full blood.

legitimately, ge-
1 f.
-, -, Att.
act. of same.
Ion. for
-, -,
for

1 f.
2 of
sin.
mid. of
impose.

tive,
-, -bv, (fr.
fraudulent, imposing ; ma-
gical, relating to charms.
same) decep-

, ',
nuinely, truly, sincerely. indecl. Golgotha.
— -,
,
,
pi.
act. of
2 a. opt. act.

,
-,
par. 2 a.

-bv, (fr. next) cloudy.

dark; stormy, tempestuous,
-ov, b, (perhaps fr. a
cloud) a thick dark cloudy dark-
.
pass.
impr. pass.
—
a. pass, of same.

ledge, and
-,
-,
—
(fr.
to fight) to
change opinion of one's powers,
-, 1 f.

par.

know-
ind.
1 a.
1
-,
fi, Syriac, Gomorrha.

-ov, b, (fr. to be full)

a freight, load, burden; mer
chandise, wares, goods.
-,
wedge) to have the teeth set on
edge, make the teeth tingle.
ffr. 9

ness, dimnets. acknowledge weakness, become o^ab, -ov, b, (fr. san»'^ s

(126)
 ; ;; ;

, , . ,
a ashing, breaking; a tingling like a Gorgon ; terriblc^frightful. -, -bv, (fr. last) linear,

, . ,
er,
,
-,
or edging of the teeth.
-ov, b, (fr.
double or back tooth.
-ov, , a nail, spike; a

,
wedge, peg; a jaw-tooth; a bolt,
same) a grind- name.

truly,
tlicn,
(fr.
-,
g. Ion.
yet,
b Gordias, a man's

and
indeed, certainly, surely;
for, since, therefore, there-
however)
in lines.
-,
of a serpent.

write) must
-a,
fj, old age

-ov,
write,
(fr.
;

ought
the slough

to
to
be

, bar. d. pi. Ion.

nail,
-, f. -,
faiten with nails or pegs.
-, Att. -,
a cer-
{fr.

,
last) to
upon ; hence, accordingly

,. -, - ,,
ever, at least, even ;

-, -,
as for example.
for instance,

and
; how- written.

composed
-, -, (fr.
;

,^ same)
inscribed, engraven.
written,

.
-ov, b, also

,
tain kind of articulation of the f. (fr. and the dirt, scourings or
bones; a
*, -, joint.
Att. -, , (fr. - the knee) to kneel, fall on the
knees; to embrace the knees in
refuse of wool
armpits.
; the smell of the

,
, ,
. \ ,
to be)

, ,,, ,
a progenitor, ancestor, n.
-, g.
-,
a father, sire,

d.
parent
pi. -a.
supplication ; to pray, beg, en-
treat. 1 a. mid.
pres. mid. cont.
par.
(perhaps fr.
-ov, , a
voice) the shout of soldiers charg-
ing, a war-song, cry of battle.
-, Att. -, ,

, ,, .- , , ,
,.
-, ,

offspring
-, ,
; a
and
(fr. same) the privi-

generation, conception, pro-

ties ;
pagation; birth, origin; seed,
child.
(fr. same) breed-
for
a. v. pi. —
or

Ion. for
for
d. pi. of

-, b,
d. pi.
.

of

(fr.
to feed) grass, herbage, hay.

Dialys.
-ov,
,

write) an iron pointed instrument

Ion.

,
and by
an old woman.
(fr.
(fr.

to

, , ,,
;/, t),

, , ..
ing, prolific
Subs, a fertile
land.
; fruitful,
spot, productive
fertile. same, and thick) thick
the knees, having large knees.
-, -bv, Poet, for
at with which the ancients wrote on
their
cil ;
waxed tablets, a stylus, pen-
an iron pen, engraving tool.

. , . or
the privities, and to
-, , (fr or
par. pres.
g. pi.
fern.
of
cont. of
pav,-o,A^t.-,b,(fo. same)
a painter, engraver ; a librarian.
-,

,
flow) a running in the loins,

,
Att. for

, to ,
gonorrhoea.

,
run

, ,
-,
at the loins.
and

.,
f.

-ov, , ",
-, (fr. same)

old)
-ov,
torch, brand.
-, ,
an old woman,
,a
(perhaps
pointed stake; a

wife.
fr. ture,
accusation.
-, >), (fr.
writings; the scriptures; a pic-
drawing; an indictment,

—
same) a writing,

,
(fr.

,
.
, ,, - ,
rhoea.
',
-ov, b,

,
, .
,
same) afflicted with a gonor-

and Poet,
same as
-, , ",
little

b, ,
-,
(fr.
-ov, to, (dim.
or decrepit old
and
-ov,
same) old,
woman.

elderly.
of last)

-
a
pi. 1 a.
par. 2 a. pass, of
2

-,
sin.
impr. pass.

-, (fr.
—
same ) like
2

,,
, ,-.
, , ,
same as

.-
sup.

,
, , , (he
comp.

knee; d.
and
pi.
-,
see
-, ,
-ov,

write) a letter of the alphabet

Greek, Grecian

(fr. to
writing,

ready at the pen.

graphical, well
or described; quick at writing,

(fr. last)
drawn

expressively;

,
. , ,
to kneel, fall
,-,
(fr. last,

prostrate ; to supplicate.
f.

on the knees
and
-, .
and
;
to fall)
to fall
1 a. act.
handwriting; a written work,
book; an account, journal; a
deed, bill, bond ; an act, law.
-, ,
(pi. of last)
letter, epistle ; writings, a book
literature, learning ; writings, ,
naturally, to the

iron
, see
-ov,
-,
pen or stylus;
of lines.
f. -,
>},

p.
life.

,
(fr.
the
next)
and
an
drawing

origi-

, »
~ (fr• to groan) the scriptures. nally to grave, engrave or scrape

,
JC42£>. >

, -, ,
grief, sorrow, wo; mourning, (fr.same) lite- lines or figures on some flat
lamentation for the dead, a rature, learning, knowledgefrom surface ; to write, inscribe; to

,
dirge. books. describe, represent, draw, paint
-,

,
and -a, -ov, b, (fr. same) a to compose, write a book; to en-

,
Gorgon)

•.,'
(fr. like a Gor- scribe, secretary ; an interpreter act, decree ; to accuse, indict
gon; horrible, frightful, terrific. of law; a town clerk, recorder. to direct, prescribe, instruct,
-,
, ) ,
,,
hasten, speed,
vibrate,
f.

move
quiver, flash ; to scare,
(fr. same)
swiftly ;
to
to act as secretary.
-, ,
f. -, (fr.

(fem. of next)
last) to teach; to graze.

,.,
pass,
sub.
1

1. a.
a. act. ind.
-, -. per.
pass. ind.

,
terrify, frighten. viz. grammar. impr. par.

, the Gorgons
-, ,
;
(pi.
furies.
of
write)
-,
grammatical
-ov, (fr.
; literary.
to

, and f. -, to eat, eat

,
-,-,
- -, , ,
up, corrode, consume, devour.

,
swift, quick; dart- Subs, a teacher, grammarian.
ing, flashing ; terrifying, fright- -, b, (fr. same) a (fr.

,. ,-
ful, terrible, fierce. teacher of grammar, schoolmas- an old woman) of or like an old
a. pi. of last. Also g. ter ; a pedant ; a clerk ; a book- woman; aged, doting; silly, fa-
sin.

and
of
-, , the earth,
to dig) an under-
(fr.
seller, stationer.

same, and
-, b, (fr.

,
bulous.
-,
-,
by Aphacr. for

.
to teach) a f. p.

,
ground passage for water, tun- schoolmaster, preceptor. (fr. to rouse) to watch, lie
nel, sewer, drain; a pit, dun- -, , (fr. awake, be awake, be vigilant ; to
geon. same, and to introduce) be alive. For tenses see
/, live,

, man's name.
'6 -, , Gorgo, a wo-

,
a teacher, instructer ; a magis-

,, -, Att. -, ,

,
trate. (fr.

-, , an imaginary -, , (fr. same) a line, last) lying awake; watchfulness,

,
monster of Africa ; a hag, fiend, mark, division, separation ; the vigilance.

""~
fury. Also, (fr.
swiftness, activity.
-, , ,
the face)
nimble)

(fr. last,

Gorgon-visaged,
and
starting place at races, marked
by a line drawn on the ground
a line on a chess board ; the last
stake,
(127
;

,mid. of
-,
for

a net) a fisherman.
Att. -,
or
par. per.

b, (fr. ye4

I
 ;; ;

1
,
,.-,
, ,
, . - -,
take, catch, capture; profit, gain.
(fr.

rb,
same) to fish.
(fr. same) a limb,
pled ;
-a, -bv,
maimed, lame,
deficient in any
(fr. last) wanting a
halt, crip-
part.
kedness, nudity, d. tin.

-, -, . -,

,
(fr
- 6•-, -,
'
f.

, , '
and also-coj

.
' .
-, b, and

,
-, ?
,
rb, a net, seine,
drag-; anddle, puzzling question.
f.

break a limb; to lame, maim,

cripple; to render weak, impo-
(fr. same) to same)
lage,
discover,
rob,
to strip,

show.
uncover ; to pil-
plunder ; to expose,
1 a. act. inf.

, - (fr. to write) to tent or defective. par. 1 a.

,
write.

, -,
-,
, an
-, b, a javelin,
ol,
old sow.
painters.
dart; the
shackle.
a
-,

-,
f,,

b,
(fr.
fetter) fetters, chains ;

,
same, and

(fr. same,
a
pass. ind.
par.

-, Att. -,
inf.
a. sin.

, (fr.

,
,
,
, \\, , , . ,
,. ,
spike in the foot of a spear.

^
any thing very small, mite,
mote, chip, splinter, the black of
the nail.
f. -, p. -,
mutter, growl, grumble, grunt.
(fr. last) to
and
brass, very strong,
??,
?, -,
vb -,
brass) with limbs of
most robust.
par. 1 a. pass, of
b, (perhaps fr.
hollow) a soldier'' s canteen.
last) nakedness,
tution.

a
Dor.

woman) a weak,
for

-,
bareness, desti-

rb, (dim. of
v. sin.

vain
of

,
f. p. (fr. silly,
-, naked) woman.

,
to grunt.

.
f. to exercise naked,

^,
, ,, .-, ,
a grunt, grunting.
b, (fr. last)

insignificant.
-,
(fr. a mote) a
fj,

bag, wallet, pouch; any thing

-, practise for the public
exercise,
pres. impr. act.

-, Att. -,
-,
employ, engage, train.

-, fj,

,
and
and
games ; to
cases of

next)
women.
-, -, -, -,
-, ,
(neut. pi. of
circumstances incident to
-,

,,
-, -bv, ( fr. a griffin) rb, (fr. last) practice, -a, -ov, (fr. a wo-
man) feminine, female

.
hooked, crooked ; bowed, bended ;

,
training, exercise.
hook-nosed, aquiline ; with a -, -, (fr. last, manish, effeminate,
, delicate.
; wo-
-
,
f.

hooked beak. and the chief) to regulate viz. the women's

,
-,
,
,
b, (fr. to grunt) gymnastic exercises, preside over apartments.

,
,
a grunting, grunt.

-,
ture,
-,
(fr.
fj, and

lumber; old clothes, frippery.

-,
a seller of old
to sell)
lumber ; a broker.
clothes or
b,
', -,
a mite) poor furni-

(fr. last, and

,
a school.

same)
or
a teacher
exercises, schoolmaster.
-, ,
the regulation or direction
gymnasium.
-, -,
of gymnastic

(fr.
b,

same)
of a
(fr.
man) a womanish
person.
Ion. for
-, b,

-, b,
male delights or endearments
courtship, compliments, flattery.
(fr.

-, -,
(fr.
or effeminate

same)/e-
a wo-

, .
-3?, b, a grifiin, an ima- -, b, (fr. f.

-,
,
'""ginary winged monster ; a kind naked) a place of exercise, school p. (fr. same, and

,
of eagle, the ossifrage. for training for public games; to rule) to submit or be di-
to
-, f], (perhaps fr.

,
to practice, exercise. rected by women, be governed by

,,corrode) a hollow rock, cave, -a, -ov, (fr. a wife; to gratify, indulge
- a

,
cavern. to train) must exercise, be wife. par. pres. pass. cont.

,
to
-, -ov, (fr. last) hollow, practised or trained.
cavernous; deep.
or Ion. and , -,
-,
master or teacher of public
b, (fr. same) a
exer- subjection to
-, , (fr. same)
women, female go-

,
f),
*~

, , - -,
ground, land ; a field, an acre ; cises. vernment.

,
ploughed or fallow land.
-,al, (fr. next) a Me-
garean word, dunking cups.
, ,
-, -bv, (fr.
longing to public exercises, con-
cerning the practice of or train-
same) be-
same, and
ishly fond of women ;
b,

.
to dote) fool-
lascivious.
, (fr.

, ,
-, ,
a cavity, hollow ing for them. g. d. sin.
tJie palm or hollow of the hand;

.
(fr. last) with exer- -a, b, Dor. for

•,-
-,

,,
a valley, glen, dale; a cave, den; cise, by practice, in training. b, (fr. a
-, naked)
,
,-
a trench, fosse, (fr. last) g. Ion.

-, -bv, (fr. last) handy, of

(fr.
soldier.
,
a

-,
or
light
-,
armed
b, woman, and tend) fond oj
women ; effeminate, delicate ; las-
civious ; libidinous.
-,

,
a size to be handled. f. p. b, tj, (fr.
-,

,
b, , (fr. a (fr. last) to be naked or ill same) woman-like, becoming a

,,
limb, and

lively,
gets lusty limbs.
to suffice) in-
vigorating, strengthening ; fresh,
lusty i vigorous; who be-

- ,
,
clad ; to wear light armour, serve
as a light armed soldier ; to skir-
mish.
-, -bv, (fr. to ,
woman; feminine, tender, deli-
cate; womanish, like a woman,
effeminate.
-, b,
-,

,
-, , a woman's, and exercise) gymnastic, about pub- -, and
b,
-, b, a man's name, Gygi, lic sports or games.
, (frsame) the women's apart-

, and Gyges. -, , ments; an inner chamber; a

, ,
(fr.
-, b, (fr. ploughed naked, and a boy) the exer- house for women.
land) the plough-head on which
the sock is fixed.
,cise or
Spartan dance.
sports of naked boys; a

, -,
same
,
as
(dim. of a

, -, ,
-, b, Dor. and Poet. -, a limb,
-bv, (fr. woman) a little woman, silly

,
a limb, and woman.

,
(fr. to and only) naked, bare, un-
subdue) who masters the limbs covered; unarm ca. tight armed; for d. pi. of
able, lusty ; epithet
-, b, ,
of a wrestler.
(fr.same, and
uncased, unsheathed ; bare, mere,
only; open, exposed, manifest;
,.
,
birth)
,
woman, wife. v.
a
(perhaps

-
fr.

sin.

,
to satisfy) working or devoid, destitute. madam, ma'am, d.
wearying limbs, fatiguing, -, and • and Dor.

,
the ol, (fr. last, a.
toilsome, laborious.

"~~Ticularly
-, rb, a limb, member,
a hand or foot; any
larger part of the frame.
par-

, a wise man)
nosophists or naked philosophers
of India ; a fakir or dervis.
-, , iJ28)
(fr.
the

same) na-
Gym-
,-,
d. pi.

last)
licate, tender.
b, Poet,
womanish, effeminate, de-
(fr.
 ; —

1
,
,
, -, -,
vuituriur, of or like a vulture.
high) tall, lofty ; long,
(fr. a vulture) ,
, -,
torch.
to
(fr.

hold) to hold or curry a

a torch, and

,' .
'pres. pass,

-,
par.
b, (ir. last)
per. pass,

divid>

, case,
-,
, a basket ; a coffer,
&c. maae of twigs.
-, Att. -, , fine flour
Saciov,
a measure
-,
(dim. of a
,
,
,.. ,
ing, rcnrling, piercing.
-, f. -, same as

' ,
torch) a small torch, light, can-

,
,
;
the dust ofavuill. dle. — —
-,

,
ed
ditch,
round
;
-a, -or,
round, circular.
curved, bent, crook
Subs,
furrow, hole for a tree
cake.
a

, and
torch, hold
or show tight
-,
to
f.

a tight;
to.
hold) to
(fr.
carry
to light, give
same,

. -
cases of
for

-, -,
V. sin.

(fr.
of

a
-, , a circuit, compass,

, -, fj, (fr. same)

,,
the deity) inspired; possessed by an

,
carrying a torch or light.
circle.
-, f.

curve, bend, make round;

-, (fr. last)
, g. pi. of cont.
par. 2 a.
, act. —
fr.

2
evil spirit.

same) to be
-,
Subs, a demoniac.
f.

inspired;
-, -, p.
be pos-
(fr.

.,
to to

, ,.. ,
, ,.
gather into a heap, crowd, clus- sin. pres. opt. act. of sessed by an evil spirit ; to rage,
ter ; to lay up, hide, bury.

-, Att.
-, ,
-,
, (fr. same)
and
for
for
-, -, (fr. to burn)
rave.
f.

(fr.
-,
same)
p.
to be
<-
pos-
whirl or whirling, quick circular black, dark, dusky, swarthy. sessed by an 3

,
evil spirit, sin.
-,
,,
, '
.
ring, circus.

to

)
,
motion ; a piling, heaping, ga-

'. ,, ,
thering into a heap; a circle

' . -
b, (perhaps fr.
bend) a vulture.
struction,
to
per.
-, f.

know, know how, be

pass.
p.
to learn) to learn, receive in-
acquire

ind.
information
skilful.
(fr.

inf.
pres.

pass, of last.

. sin.
~,

and
-ov, par. pies,

Ion. for
d.

and

. . .
, ,
-, , (perhaps fr. earth,
to bake) gypsum, ala-

.
baster ; white clay.

, '.
-, f. -, (fr. last) to
act.

1 f. mid.
(fr.

Dor.
par.
ind.

2
'
par.
sin.
2

Ion.
a.
inf.

-
pi. fern, of
-, rd,
deity) a divinity, spirit, genius ;
a spectre, ghost, phantom ; dee•
(dim. of a

, , ,, ,, - ,
plaster ivith gypsum, whiten. for per. mid. tiny, fate, fortune, state oj
,
, . by Apha?r. for and par. life ; misfortune,
lot,
adversity ; a

,, ,
cont. of Also for pper. mid. demon, evil spirit, fallen angtl,
, for
and . ,
and see or rather
p. -, -,
f.

fr
devil.
-, b, fj, (fr. same) in-

, , ,
Heb. indecl. Gog, the name

,.
of a king and a nation.

. ,
±, -,
te share,
,',,
which see.
(fr. same) a fight
fatuated, possessed; fatal, un-
fortunate; wicked; mad, fran-

, . , ,. - ,
-,

,
, . ,
and haunts, of
Ion. for
Dor. for
the caves, dens,
beasts.

. a. v.
battle ;

(Wo),
obs.
a

-,
light,

its
torch, brand.
see
tenses are used by
tic ; divine ; supernatural ;

gust, grand, admirable; fortu-

nate, happy.
-,
au-

-cv, par. 1 d.

, - -,
pi. of b, '/, (fr. to , pass, of

,
,
ty,

,
--, , ,
wit.li
-,
an angle, corner ; a

,.
-a,

corners
>),

nook, hiding place ; an extremi-

,, -.
verge.
-ov,

of
and
(fr. last)

the corner.
angular,
teach) learned, wise; knowing,
skilled, experienced; expert, in-
genious, subtle, comp.

-,
because
sup.
b, (fr.

they carried the torches

to burn ;
same)
demoniacal.
like

-,
a spirit

par. pres. act. cont. of