ipf. (ἐ)(λ)λίσσετο, etc., iter. λισσέσκετο, I aor. Moάuny, subj. Aíon, imp. Aíoai, 2 aor. ἐλιτόμην, opt. οίμην, inf. λιτέσθαι, precari, beseech, pray, Tivà εvxpo, EUXwλyoi Mirnoi Tε, Zηvós, by Zeus, Tрós, VTEρ Tivоs, for the sake of, by, γούνων (λαβών, ἁψάμενος), etc., β 68, I 451, 481; various constructions: with inf., with acc. and inf., with öπwç, Oavaróv oi, sibi necem; raura vpéac, haec vos precor. λισσὴ (λεῖος) πέτρη, lêve saxum, smooth rock, y 293. (Od.) AOTρEVOVτa, part., dig about, w 227†. (See follg.) λίστροισι, dat. pl. ntr., scraper or hoe for cleaning the floor of large hall of house, x 455†. λίτα, see III. λίς. λιτί, see III. λίς. λό = λόε, see λούω. AoBotov, masc., auriculis, lobes of the ears, 182†. λόγος, οισιν), (λέγω), story, tale; words, talk, language, O 393. λόε, εσσαι, etc., see λούω. λοετρά, ὤν, τά, (λούω), lavacrum, baths, 'QKeavoro, in Oceano, & 275. λοετρο-χόῳ, ον, (χέω), adj., pouring or containing water for the bath; TpiToda, tripod with the water-kettle, 346,0 435; but v 297, subst. bath-maid. λοέω, see λούω. λοιβῆς, ἢ, ήν, (λείβω), libation, Δ 49, Ω 70. λοίγι(α) (λοιγός), perniciosa, pestilent, deadly, 533; ending fatally (Epya), A 518. lolyós, óv, masc., (lugere), pernicies, interitus, death, ruin, by sickness or war;, ve@v, iacturam, destruction, II 80. λοιμός, οἷο, (λείβω?), lues, pestilence, A 61 and 97. λοῖσθος (λοιπός), postremus, last, 536†. Hence λotoniov, ultimum praemium, prize for the hindmost, Y 785 = λοισθήϊ(α), Ψ 751. Aокpoí, Lokroi, a tribe occupying one of the divisions of Hellas, and dwelling on the Euripos, on both sides of Mount Knemis, B 527, 535, N 686. λοπόν, τόν, (λέπω), τ 2331, peel (tunica), of an onion. λούω, the forms may be classed under two stems, λo- and Xoɛ.—I. AoFo (lavo), ipf. λó-(Fɛ), λovov, aor. λουσεν), αν, subj. λούσῃ, inf. λοέσαι (λοῦσαι), imp. λόεσον, λούσατε, part. λούσασα, mid. prs. λούεσθαι λοῦσθαι, aor. λούσαντο, σαιτο, ασθε, ασθαι, pass. pf. λελουμένος. — II. ipf. λόεον, aor. λοέσσαι, σσας, mid. fut. λοέσσομαι, aor. λotocaro, σoáμevos, n, (parallel form AoFow), lavare, bathe, wash, mid., have one's self washed, in waters of river, Z 508; 'QKɛavoło, washed by Okeanos. λοφιήν, τήν, (λόφος), comb, or bristly ridge of boar's back, 446†. Xódos, ov, wv, masc., (globus), (1) crest or plume of helmet, usually of horse-hair, E 743. (See adjoining cuts, and Nos. 3, 11, 12, 17, 18, 20, 36, 79, 122, 128.)-(2) cervices, back of neck of animals, 508; and of men, K 573. -(3) collis, hill, ridge, X 596. λοχάω, prs. λοχόωσι, ῶσι, όωντες, aor. Xoxñoa, noas, mid. fut. -nooμai, aor. ησάμενος, (λόχος), insidiari, lie in wait, ν 268, χ 53; τινά, waylay, ν 425; so also mid., & 670. λόχμῃ, τῇ, (λόγος), thicket, lair of wild beast, r 439†. λόχος, ου, ω, ον, οι, (λέχω), place for lying in wait, (1) the lying in wait, ambush, A 379; λ 525, TUKIVÓV, crowded and кóïλog, hollow, of wooden horse before Troy.-(2) the men who lie in και, θ 522; πυκινόν, numerous ; εἶσε, Z 189, laid an ambush. λoxóvde, into the ambush, A 227; λóxy, for the ambush, 513.-(3) d 395, way to capture. -(4) band, troop, v 49. Aúyoto, ovs, fem., (properly vitex agnus castus), Abraham's balm, willow twig, osier, 427; μóoxoioi, A 105, with tender willows. σ Avypós, 4, óv, ŵv, oïs; ñs, î, ýv; á, (lugeo, λevyaλéos), miserabilis, miserandus, funestus, wretched, pitiable, ruinous, 531, P 642, o 134; perniciosus, 230, à 432; ignavus, worthless, N 119, 237, σ 107; vilis, contemptible, π 457; adv. Avypws, foede, E 763. λύθεν == ἐλύθησαν, from λύω. Aúlpw, r, (lues), cruore, gore, with and without aïμarı; πεñaλayuέvos, defiled, Z 268, cf. A 169, x 402. λυκά-βαντος, τοῦ, (lux, βαίνω), year, 161 and 7 306. AŬκασTOS, ǹ, a town in southern part of Kreta, B 647†. Aukάwv, (1) father of Pandaros, E 197, 95.-(2) son of Priamos and of Laothoe, 333; slain by Achilleus, 114 sqq. λυκέην, τήν, (λύκος), wolf-skin, Κ 459+. Aukη-yevéï (lux), light-born, epithet of Apollo as sun-god, ▲ 101, 119. Aйкшv, a Trojan, slain by Peneleos, II 335, 337. λύματα), τά, (lues, lu-strum), filth, dirt, A 314, 171. λυπρή (λύπη), tristis, poor, ν 243†. Aupvno(o)ós, town in Mysia, under sway of Thebe Tonλakin, B 690, T 60, Y 92, 191. Λύσανδρος, a Trojan, slain by Aias, A 491f. λυσιμελής (μέλος, member; false derivation, v 56 sq.), relaxing the limbs, 343. dúσios, iv, (λów), ransoming, Q 655; Oavárov, rescue from death, 421. λύσσα, αν, fem., (λύκος), rabies, martial rage, I 239, § 542. λυσσητῆρα, τόν, (λύσσα), one who rages, with kúva, of Hektor, ✪ 299†. λυσσώδης (λύσσα), raging, of Hektor, N 531. λύχνον, τόν, (λευκός, lux), light, lamp, 7 34†. λύων, prs., ipf. (also λύε, ομεν, ον), fut., aor. [also voev, oav, oao(a)], pass. pf. Aéλvrai, vvrai, opt. uro, plupf. vvTo; aor. Aveŋ, 3 pl. λver, also aor. mid. AUTO, AUTO, solvere, (1) loose, open, release, let go; τινά τινι, set free (ánoívov, for ransom).-(2) dismiss, assemblies; componere lites, adjust disagreements.-(3) Tivog or Tivi yuĩa, pévos, tuxýv, interimere, kill; also of animals, with the weapon as Aukin, (1) division of Asia Minor, B 877; Avкínvde, to Lykia, Z 168; Aukinoer, from Lykia, E 105; the in-subject, e. g. TÉλεKUS, Y 450.-(4) unhabitants, Aukio, led by Glaukos, H 13, and by Sarpedon, E 647, 426, II 490.-(2) district on river Aisēpos; its chief town Zéλɛia, B 824, E 173. Λυκομήδης, son of Ireon in Boiotia, P 346, T 240. Aukó-opyos, (1) son of Dryas, banishes from his land the worship of Dionysos (Bacchus), Z 134.-(2) an Arkadian, slays Areithoos, Η 142 148. AÚKOLO, OL, WY, OUC, (Fλúкoc), lupus, wolf, K 334; symbol of blood-thirstiness, A 471, A 72. Auкo-póvτns, a Trojan, slain by Teukros, → 275. Λυκόφρων, son of Mastor, from Kythera, companion of Aias, 0 430. AÚKTOS, city in Kreta, east of Knosos, B 647, P 611. nerve, weaken, yvĩa, yovvara (also as effect of amazement, & 212), Biny; of sleep, úlev de oi pea Távra, all her limbs lost their strength.-(5) delere, break down, destroy, κάρηνα, κρήδεμνα, towers, battlements; peλedhuara Ovμov, dissipate cares, anxiety. Mid. prs. λvŵμeða ïñπоνç, let us put out our horses; ipf. Avóμny, ovro, fut. λvooμal, μενος, ποι. ἐλύσαο, ατο, σασθαι), 2 201 λύμην, λύτο, λύντο, se, sibi, or sua solvere, release, set free (for one's self or one's own), freq., redimere, ransom, A 13. [ before σ, elsewh. in arsi; except thrice .] λωβάομαι, aor. λωβήσασθε, opt. λωβήσαιο, maltreat ; τινά λώβην, ἐςnominia afficere, do despite, N 623. λωβεύω, εις, (λώβη), mock, ψ 15 and 26. Aúßn, nc, nv, (labes), ignominia, outrage, insult; rioaι, ȧπodοvvαι, pay, atone for; rioaolai, exact retribution for; 180, shame upon thee, if-; r 42, ignominiosus, cowardly wretch. λωβητῆρα (λώβη) ἐπεσβόλον, foul slanderer, B 275; Awßytñpes ¿λeyxées, vile scoundrels. λωβητόν λωβάομαι) τιθέναι τινά, make contemptible, & 531†. λώϊον =λωΐτερον, melius, satius, better, preferable; p 417, largius, more freely. λώπην (λέπω), mantle, ν 2244. λωτοῦντα, part. from λωτύω, Lotos producing, clovery fields, M 283†. Awτós, oĩo, óv, masc., (1) Lotos, a kind of clover, food of horses (trifolium melilotus or lotus corniculatus, Linn.), δ 603, Ξ 348. — (2) Lotus-tree and fruit; the latter of the size of olives, and in taste resembling dates, still prized in Tunis and Tripoli, under the name of Jujube, 1 91 sqq. Λωτοφάγοι (see λωτός 2), Lotoseaters on coast of Libya, 84 sqq. λωφάω, fut. λωφήσει, will retire, Φ 292†. poi, Z | and weapons; with anger, of Polyphe- μαίεσθαι, fut. μάσσεται, (metiri), ud, from μáv, in oath; vero, with acc. of the divinity, or of the witness invoked (sc. ὄμνυμι) : preceded by ναί nae, it has an affirmative; by où, a negative force. Μάγνητες, α Thessalian tribe, sprung from Aiolos, B 756. Maipa (uapuaipw), lit. "shining" or paloio, &, óv, masc., papilla, nip-"sparkling," (1) a Nereid, 2 48†.-(2) ple, teat, then mamilla, mamma, attendant of Artemis, mother of Loesp. the mother's breast; λaluknoća, kros, λ 326†. banishing cares; ἐπέχειν, offer; ἀνέ oyev, obsecrandi causa. μaîa, voc., good mother, piλn, used esp. in addressing the nurse, v 129, 11. Maiados viós, Hermes; Maia is the daughter of Atlas, € 435†. Μαίανδρος, the river with many windings which flows into the sea at Miletos, B 869†. Maiwv, son of Haimon in Thebai, μάκαρ, αρος, αρες, άρων, άρεσσι, sup. Mákap, os, son of Aiolos, ruling in μακαρίζοι, opt. prs., (μάκαρ), pro Maipaλions, son of Maimalos, Pei-nounce happy, Tivá, o 538. (Od.) sandros, II 194†. μαιμάω, only pres. μαιμώωσι, ῶσι, ώων, ώωσα, etc., aor. μαίμησε, eagerly desire, N 75, 78, itch or quiver with desire. μαιγάδι, τῇ, (μαίνομαι), mad woman, X 460†. paíveau, etc., prs. and ipf. 3 sing. paivero, (pav, mens), furere, rage, be furious, of combatants, also of hand μακεδνῆς, gen. fem., (μακρός), tall, η 1061. μάκελλαν, τήν, broad, heavy hoe, mattock, 259†. μακρός, ῷ, όν, οί, οῖσι; ή, ήν, αί, τσ(ι), άς ; όν, ά, comp. μακρότερον, ην, also μάσσον, sup. μακρότατ(α), τη, cf. μýkorov, long, (1) of space, Kúμаτа; high and deep, csp. μaкoóν, ά; as adv., far, -òv dúoag, always at close 160,3 of verse (exe. 81): durar, 117; Bošác—(2) of time, diutinus long. μακών, σε μηκάσμαι. pádă, adv., (ualɛode 2). sup. pale ora, (before or after the modified word). eagerly, lotier; gladly, Ecknor; with adje, very, quite; avres, quite all, all together; with demonstratives, fully, utterly, rolov; pála svépac, utter darkness; with advs., e. g. a, muyyu, strengthens their meaning, quite, utter by, p 217; airica, on the very moment; with verbs =valde; cai (or ov¿') ei pála, quantumvis; μála Ep with part. quamvis; also with Kai Teo, A 217.-(2) strengthening an assertion: certainly, verily, г 204; no doubt, 135; comp. μâÀλov, only the more, so much the more, with pódi, at heart, & 284; with woλú, érɩ, kai, ŋ 213; sup. μáλiora, maxime, with gen. part., with is; far, by far, with other superlatives, B 57, Q 334. [μălă, by arsis often-.] μαλακός, οὔ, φ, όν, οί, οἴσι; ης, p, , comp. -repos (Ger. schmalz? mollis), soft, mild, gentle, tender, B 42, 738; spongy meadow, Σ 541; mitis, dulcis, K 2, σ 201, Z 337; X 373, easier to handle; adv. -ûs, placide, softly, y 350. Máλela, av, wv, áwv, southern promontory of the Peloponnesos, 80, T 187, y 287. μăλépoû, &, devouring; of fire, I 242. (II.) μaλlakós (mollis), effeminate, cowardly, P 588†. μάλιστα, μᾶλλον, see μάλα. μáv (=unv), profecto, verily, truly, in sooth, 373, II 14; come! E 765; 4, Β 370 ; δή, Ρ 538; οὐ, Δ 512; αὖτε, by no means in his turn, N 414; μý, 512; Ony, but yet by no means, ε 211, ν. 1. μέν. [-] μανθάνω, aor. μάθον, ἔμμαθες, εν, novi, know, ἔμμεναι ἐσθλός, Ζ 444. μαντεύομαι, prs., ipf. μαντεύετο, fut. μαντεύσομαι, (μάντις), vaticinor, divine, prophesy, Tivi Ti, kaká, ȧtpekéws, p 154. pavrýïa, rá, (μavrevoμaι), vaticinia, predictions, oracles, μ 272†. Mavrivén, a city in Arkadia, B 607†. Márnias, son of Melampus, brother of Antiphates, father of Polypheides and of Kleitos, o 242, 249. μάντις, ως, (μάντηος in arsi, κ 493), 4, 1, eg, (pairouai), prophet, seer, expounder of omens, which were drawn from fight of birds, from dreams, and from sacrifices, e. g. Teiresias, Kalchas, Melampus, Theoklymenos, 2 221, A 62. μαντοσύνη, ην, ας, (μάντις), gift of divination, A 72; vaticinia. μάομαι, see μαίομαι. Μαραθών (μάραθον, “ fennel”), village in Attika, ŋ 80†. ἐμαραίνετο, ipf., aor. ἐμαράνθη, sensim extinguebatur, died gradually away, 228. (II) μαργαίνειν (μάργος), furere, rage; madly attack, ini bɛoici, E 882†. Hápye, voc., and y, ŋv, vesanus, furious, madman! o 2. (Od.) Mápis, son of Amisodaros, slain by Thrasymedes, II 319. μαρμαίροντες, ας, α, (μαῖρα), sparkling, coruscantes, of weapons, eyes; of Trojans, xaλų, resplendent with armor, N 801. μαρμαρέην (μαῖρα), flashing, spark ling, of shield, shield-rim, sea, P 594. Kapμápo, ov, adj. and subst., [sc. πέτρος οι πέτρη], (μαῖρα), stone of crystalline structure, which sparkles in the light, block of stone, M 380, 499. μαρμαρυγάς, τάς, (μαρμαρύσσω ), Today, quick twinkling of dancers' feet, 0 265†. μάρνᾶται, prs., (opt. -οίμεθα), ipf. (ε)μάρνας, ατο, άμεθα, elsewh. unaugmented, aor. μapváσoŋv, pugnare, fight, (eri) Tivi, against some one, yxa; περὶ ἔριδος, out of rivalry; as boxer, σ 31; with words, wrangle, A 257. Máprnooa, daughter of Euenos, wife of Idas, who recovered her after she had been carried off by Apollo, mother of Kleopatra, I 557 sqq. μάρπτω, subj. μάρπτῃσι, ipf. ἔμαρ πτε, μάρπτε, fut. μάρψει, aor. subj. μάρ n, inf. -au, part. as, comprehendo, seize, к 116; άykás, complecti, embrace; consequi, overtake, X 201; attingere, touch, 228; 0 405, inflixerit, inflict upon; vævog, oppres Isit, lay hold of, v 56. μαρτυρίησι μαρτυρίῃσι, ταῖς, (μάρτυρος), testimonio, on testimony of, λ 3254. μάρτυρος, οι, testis, witness, π 423, A 338. Μάρων, son of Euanthes, priest of Apollo in Ismaros, ι 1974. Μάσης, ητος, town in Argolis, near Hermione, Β 5624. μάσσεται, fut. from μαίομαι, quae ret, seek. μάσσον, see μακρός. μάσταξ, μάστακ(α), τήν, (μαστάζω, mandere), mouth, δ 287, ψ 76; mouthful, food, I 324. μαστίζω, aor. μάστιξεν, (μάστιξ), was lashing, ἵππους; ἐλάαν. μάστιξ, μάστιγι, α, ας, fem., flagellum, whip, scourge, ζ 316; Διός, M 37; N 812, chastisement. μάστις, μάστι, ιν, fem., flagellum, whip, Ψ 500, ο 182. μάστιε, imp., whip, P 622 ; mid. prs. μαστίεται πλευράς, lashes his sides, Υ 171. Μαστορίδης, son of Mastor, (1) Halitherses in Ithaka, β 158, ω 452. -(2) Lykophron, Ο 438, 430. ματάω, οὐκ ἐμάτησεν, (μάτην), be idle, delay, linger, Π 474; nec cessavit, Ψ 510 ; μὴ ματήσετον, ne cessa veritis. μᾶτεύσομεν, fut. quaeremus, seek, = 1101. ματίῃ, τῇ, (μάτην), irrito labore, useless labor, κ 794. μαχαίρῃ, αν, ας, fem., broad, short sacrificial knife, Γ' 271, Λ 844. (See following cut, and No. 115.) Thessaly, excelling in art of healing, ▲ 512, 613, ▲ 200, B 732; wounded by Hektor, Λ 506, 598, 651. μαχειόμενος, εούμενον, see μάχομαι. μάχη, η, η, ην, αι, ας, pugna, battle, combat, fight; μάχῃ (ἐνὶ), in pugna, δ 497 ; στήσασθαι, set the battle in array, form one's line for battle, aciem instruere,ι 54; committere, join battle, fight a battle, μάχεσθαι, τίθε σθαι; ἐγείρειν, excitare, rouse the fight, N 778=ὀρνύμεν ὀτρύνειν ; also used of single combat, Η 263 and 1 255; field of battle, E 355. μαχήμων (μάχη), warlike, M 247†. μαχητής, ήν, αί, άς, (μάχομαι), pugnator, warrior, E 801. μαχητόν (μάχομαι), that may be vanquished, μ 1194. μαχλοσύνην (μάχλος), lust, Ω 30†. μάχομαι, μάχονται, όμεσθ(α), etc., ipf. ἐμάχοντο, μαχόμην, οντο, etc., parallel forms μαχέομαι, prs., opt. μαχέοιτο, εοίατο, Α 344, μαχειόμενος, ρ 471; εούμενον, οι, ipf. iter. μαχέσκετο, Η 140; fut. alternates between μαχήσομαι and μαχέσσομαι, etc., μαχεῖται, έονται; also aor. μαχήσασθαι and έσασθαι, εσσάμεθ(α), αίμην, άμενον, pugnare, fight, of armies and of single persons, ἀντία, ἐναντίον τινός, (ἐναντίβιον, οι (ἐπί) τινί ; μάχην, Σ 533; for any thing, περί τινος (τινί, ἀμφί τινι), εἵνεκα ; also of combat between beasts, and in general signif., e. g. of single combat and of quarrel with words, Α 8, Β 377 ; contradicere, I 32. μάψ (ἐμματέως), raptim, temere, hastily, rashly, ὀμόσαι, ἀτὰρ οὐ κατὰ κόσμον ; recklessly, wantonly; Ε 759, y 138; cf. B 120, N 627, B 214; incassum, in vain, B 120; likewise μαψιδίως, Ε 374, β 58. Μεγάδης, son of Megas, Perimos, Π 695†. μεγα-Εύμος, ου, ον, ε, οι, ων, (θυμός), high-hearted, animosus, B 53; usually of nations; of a bull, II 488. μεγαίρω, aor. μέγηρε, subj. μεγήρῃς, part. -ας, (μέγας), invidere, grudge, τινί τι, Ψ 865; βιότοιο, grudging him the life of his enemy, Ν 563; object, with inf. ; οὔτι μεγ., nihil moror. μεγα κήτεος, εἴ, εα, (κῆτος), with great Μαχάων, νος. ἄον, son of Askle-hollous; νηύς, wide-bellied; πόντος, pios, ruler in Trikka and Ithome in | uide-yawning, γ 158. |