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Greek -English Lexicon

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tended chiefly for use in Schools. compass by the omission

Scott's Greek-English Lexicon is inIt has been reduced to its present

Of

II.

passages cited as Authorities, except where examples seemed necessary to explain more clearly the usage of a word Of discussions upon the Derivation of words ;;

III.

Of words used only by

authors not read in Schools, or of the particular meanings of words not in general use, such as medical or scientific teTms. But words used by Theocritus, the writers of the Anthology, Lucian, and Plutarch in his Lives, have been retained and especial care has been taken to explain all words contained in the New Testament.;

Wordsis

are printed in Capitals,is

form nearer the original Rootcase,

certain, is placed before the some notice will be found at the

when no The Derivation, when it English explanation when this is not the

when they are known to exist.

radical forms, or:

end of the word.

Many additional tenses and cases, mostly Homeric or Doric, have been inserted to give a clue to the simple word, when there seemed to be any All tenses and forms of words in difficulty or irregularity in the formation. the Gospels that presented any difficulty have been inserted in their place.The quantity of doubtful syllables has been marked, except in such tenses of Verbs, cases of Nouns, and words, as are regularly derived. In such forms the quantity ought to be known to young students from grammatical rules.For the sake of clearness, the parts of which compound words are made up have been marked by placing a hyphen between them, as, a7ro-/3aAAo>, But when a word is compounded of two parts, one a,absol., tof.

-acu,to),

to

dart into.*et'8cu.

upon. (dfffidXXw n) a throwing oneself into : an inroad, invasion, attack. 2. a way of entering,tf/ca,

to look at, look

lo-poXif|,

fj,

euraiTO, 3 sing. aor. med. opt. ofiffQJ

Att.

/o

r/ javelins at

:

dart or spout up, of blood.f.

an entrance, pass : in plur., also, the mouth of a river. 3. an entering into a thing, a beginning. Med. to 6i(o, f. if/oo, to write in, inscribe :have oneself written down or inscribed; daypdcpeaOai Is TOS arrovods to have oneself written or received intothe league.elo--8epKOjj.ai, Dep., with aor. 2 act. dffeSpa/fov to look at or upon, behold, observe.:

eur-fiKovw,to listen,

troftat

:

aor. I;

'fjKovffa

:

pf.

aferjKoa

:

hearken

to

and, simply, to hear.

II.

to obey,

comply with, give heed to. elar-aKTeov, verb. Adj. of dcrdyca, one must bring in. r}Xdfj.r]v Ep. 3 OLcr-aXXop-ai, f. -aXovjjiai : aor. I: :

sing. aor. 2 lardXro

Dep.

:

to leap or

spring into

:

ur-8exop,cu, Ion.flffeof^dfjiTjv

, f. to force into, constrain.

6icr8po[jLT|, 77, (dffSpaueiv) an 6i, f. oca, to look at. Adv. for ets avOis, hereafter. euro/up 10 v, Adv. for ets avpiov, on the morrow. 6icr-avTis, Adv. Dor. and Ion. for daavOis. f. -acprjaca, to send into : to let in. 6Li'r]fJU,clcravOis,

go into, go in; 6(f>9aXfj.ovs etVet/xt / will come into his sight ; dpxfjv datevai to enter on an office. II. III. metaph. as law-term, to come before the court.toto

come

into one's

icra4>iKcr9ai, aor. i inf.lor-a(J)iKvtojJiai,f.

eio-eiceXo-a. aor. I

mind. of daKeXXca.eXdoa: fut. -eA.d, to look into.6Lo--p.atop.ai, aor. I

in, as irpocroSoi elafj\0ov.

II. as

Att. law-term,

elaep.aadp.rjv,:

Ep. 3 sing, eaef^daaca}:to to

of the accuser, to come into court.CUT-&TI,

fidaaaro Dor.reach.in,

-daro

Med.:II.

(els,

Adv.f-

still yet.

touch to the quick.feel.

to

put in the hand

ior-xw,-

-fu,fut.

intr. to stretch into,rjff 01*0.1,

i, f. 770-0;, to dwell in, settle in. ur-T]0a>, f. 170-0;, to inject by a syringe. r]oJ, to be come in : to come in. ur-T|Ka>, f. 6io-oiK-f|o-is, ecus, r), settlement : a dwelling. i, fut. iao) Att. to), to bring as a colonist into a place Pass, to settle oneself in a place. t(rq\t5,f.

the all-wen shield, i. e. quite round. 4.

stream:

vs,

lcr64/o|Aai, fut.OTTTOfJiai.

a looking upon : a spectacle. From of dffopdo}, formed from Root *eladashin.

more

c.

ace.,

rarely ovvai bi>p.ovII.

4'trcu,

Adv.

v

((Is, 4s) into,

within,

Ai'8os

('icrcu

also c. gen., ir6s, 6v, (ds, wif/) in face, in front of; (lacairol

cur-ireTOfiai,

f.

irrrfaopai

or rjffOfMi, to leap into, burst in. aor. 2 both in med. :act. (iattrTrjv:

(ylvoi'To v(S>v they came in front of the ships. Ion. etrcv, Adv. of Time, then, after, there-

EFTA

form

daciTTdfjirjvf.

and

:

to fly into.:

ur-mirro>,TTTcafta:

-trcaovpcu aor. i -tirfffov pf. -ireor rush into : to be thrown to fall

II. like Lat. ita and itaque, so then, and then: also in ironical questions, Lat. itane ? itane vero ? is it so f ay really f indeed f

upon, Lat. deinde.

and

into.

II. to fall upon, attack. ur-mTVCD, poet, form of elamtrro).

elrai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of tvvv^i. i-T6 i-T . . , Lat. sive . , sive ,. . .

.

.

,

either

.

.

,

i, f. -Tr\(vffofjuit, to sail into, enter.

Hencein

or

.

.

,

whether:

.

.

,

or

.

.

;

so that several cases are al-

eixrirXoos,ships.eltr-irvea),

contr.II.f.

a sailing the entrance of a harbour.

eunrXovs,

6,

of ways put in Homer the first (IT( is sometimes answered by v) Kai The Trag. sometimes leave out thefirst (IT(,

inspirare.lo"irvT|\as, o,

irvdjffOfMi, to breathe in, inhale, Lat. Hence II. to breathe upon.

one who inspires love, a lover. elo--iroi6to, f. TT>CU, to put into the hands of, to give Pass, to be (a son) to be adopted by another:

or put 6i instead. IT, for 6LTJT6, 2 pi. pres. opt. of of iTv, Ion. for (Ira, like en-etrei/ tor

(1/j.i

sum.

lirctTO.

iw, Ep. for kaoj. eiw, Ep. for cs,

give out, give up, Lat. for the tenses, v. ye\dcu 2. to give out of one's redder e: to surrender. eK-YeXdo), f. dao/nai [a] to laugh out, laugh loud, burst out laughing : me- house; tKOioovai or (KoiSoaOai 6vyarepa to give away one's daughter in marriage. taph. of a liquid, to gurgle out. 3. to give out for eK-YW}s, es, (l, yivos} put out from one's family, money, farm out, let out for hire : to put out money without kith or kin. to interest, lend out. II. (sub. lauroi/) to issue fK-yiyvo\jio.i,fut. -yevrjaopai: aor. 2 egeyevofjLrjv: pf. forth from a place ; of a river, to empty itself.eteyeyavid.aor. 2

med.

fe86fjir)v

to

:

:

ficyfyova, poet. fKytyaa (q v. ).

:

Dep.

:

to grow out of,

II. K-8iK, spring from : to be descended from, born of. to have gone by; -^povov tKyeyovoros time having judge.

recount, in full. K-8nr)YOjJwu, Dep. to tell to the end, f. vca, to decide by giving judgment, of aII.

to avenge.

Hence

205an avenger. eicSiKCb), f. 77(70;, (e5tos) to avenge, punish; enoiKfiv nva diro nvos to avenge one on another. Hence an avenging : vengeance. t K8iKT]cn.s, 6pexl oj.cK-8iu>Kb>,f.

i

V. the dat. fern, etc f ivy is also used as Adv., i. of Place, there, at that place, on that road. 2. of Manner, in that manner. Kipa, aor. I of fceipca. eKeuyc, Att. Kicr, Adv. (e/f ) to that place, thither,Ion. iceivcas.

\

Lat. illuc.

KeKacTTO, 3 sing, plqpf. (in impf. sense)

f.

oca, to

throw from

the chariot.

KK6v0i, 3

sing, plqpf.

f ofjjai later fo>, to drive away, banish. K-8ovo, f. rjaca, to shake out, confound. eicSoo-is, fcas, 77, (e5t5cu/zt) a giving up, surrendering.2.

K8a>cro|Acu, fut.

a giving in marriage. med. of Koibcap,i.

!

i

K8oTov,marriage.

verb. Adj. of l5t'5cu/tt, one

must give in: >

3 sing. Ep. aor. 2 _KicXlTO, 3 sing, plqpf. pass, of K\iv,1

if/a,

warmto

thoroughly.:

his tunic

ItfSOercu

avrov

to strip

him.

II.

in

f.

77(70;,

amaze, astonish

Pass, to be

pres. eKovvca, with Med. lSuo/xat, aor. 2 act. eeow, 2. to get out of, slip out pf. eKoeovKa, to put off. of. 3. metaph. to get away from, escape. eK-8copioop.cu, Pass. (eK, Awpios) to become quite a Dorian. ciceacnra, Ep. for etceaaa, aor. I of xedfa. Karo, Ion. for eKftvro, 3 pi. impf. of Kei/j.ai.

amazed, astonished.eK-0ap,|3os, ov,tK-0a|j.vico,(etc,f. era;,

From(eK,

Odpfios) amazed, astounded. Od^vos) to root out, extirpate.2 of eKdv^aKca. Ion. rjaoftai, Dep. to see out,

K0avov, Ep. for egeOavov, aor.;, to burn as cK-0vp.os, ov, (!, Qvpos) very spirited, ardent, also frantic, like Lat. amens.CK-0uci>,f.

Att. -TTOJ

:

Krjp) to enfeeble, exhaust. fut. ^o> : to proclaim byII. to

eager :

a herald, declare publicly.proclamation.

banish by public

vaca [u]:

:

for the tenses v. 6vcato destroy utterly.

:

to offer 2.

CK-KIVO,K-KXd,f.770*0),tomove out:toput up, rouse.tip, sacrificemetaph.Med.f.-K\dyaj,to atone for, expiate by offerings;tiate,of a god, to propif eTtflcisappease. CKIXCIS [t], 2 sing. impf. of /"X^A"fromCK-KXdco, f. -K\dffw CK-KXcui> Ion. -KXirjia) Att. -KXrfa): Att. fut. fteK\rjto shutout: metaph. to exclude or hinder from. o*o>:cK-KXciTTo>, f. if/ca, to remove stealthily, purloin. CK-KXrjto), Ion. for f/(K\fioj.the citizens 77, (fKtc\r)Tos) an assembly of by the crier, the legislative assembly : at Athens, the ordinary assemblies were called ftvpiai lthe extraordinary K\i)ffiai, four in each irpVTavfiaKKXirjo-Ca,to cry aloud. [a], to break off.TlOlJfJil.CKIXTJV [t], impf. of Kixrjfu. CK-Kayx**?^ f. 0, f. -KaOapw : aor. I igfit&fhipa:summonedjcleanse out, clear out:to clearaway, get ridof.cK-Ka0cuS,metaph.f. 0*0), (CK, Kav\6s~) to pull out the stalk: to destroy root and branch. f.CK-Kauxdop-ai,rjaopai, Dep. to vaunt aloud.scrape out, erase, obliterate. CK-KoXvp.pd(i>, f. 770*0), to swim out of. From cKKOp,tT|, 77, a carrying out or off. cK-Kop.(, f. iooj Att. To), to carry out : to carry to a place of safety; eKtconifav nva \K irprjy paras to II. to endure. keep one out of trouble.cK-KoXdirrco,tyoi,toCK-KO.&), Att. for c##ato).K-KOp,irdfu>,f.o*o>,CKKeas, aor. I part, of e/cat: pf.KKKO(j>a,KOTTTQJ.cKKCKOp,p.ai.,act.andact.pass, of4-i7777^:pf. (KKKo^fji,ai,:07777 Taj(f)da\fj.ajil6hecKKKo>4>T)Ka, je-cKKCKcb(f>o)p,ai,pf.andpass, of!to cutdere.down, fell:to cut off,destroy, Lat. exscin-j,-6o>.\3. to beat offfrom a place, repulse.207K-KOp, with aor. I ee\7)ffa Dor.:2uaoj, to sum up shortly. cK-Kp|xd|xai, Pass, to hang upon, listen attentively to.K-Koptj6a>,f.to let hang from K-KpjAdvvup,i, f. Kpf/^daoj [a] or by: Pass, to hang from or upon, cling to. Hence eKKpep.T|s, es, hanging from or upon.:K-KpT|jjLva(Jiai, poet. Pass,of tKKpejjLovvviJU.2. choose or single out, select. to expel, reject. Hence 3. to separate, secrete. JiKKpiTOS, ov, picked out, chosen ; (Kftpirov as Adv.,K-Kptv,f.IvSi, toEp. redupl. aor. 2 kicXeXaQov, Causal of 4/rMed. XavOdvoj, to make quite forgetful of a thing /cXav0dvofjiai., with Ep. redupl. aor. 2 (K\f\a0ea0at: pf. pass. fKXfXrjfffjiai, to forget utterly. = eaXa7rdcu, to cast out from. cu, co, f. [a], aor. 2 pass, of /fXeVTcu. (K\a\)cra, aor. I of K\aia).-fXdfftt,,f.if/ofMi, tocu:lap up:to drinkoff.:^cic-Xeyco,f.for thetenses v. X^ycuto pickaboveall,eminently.77,,out,cKtcpoiKTis, ecus,KKpovcrTOs, ova beating out, driving away: and beaten out: of embossed work,2. tosingle choose. 2. inout:Med. to choose out for oneself, Med. also to pick out, pull out one'sII. to collect tribute.:workedin relief.f.:FromdriveK-Kpoij(i>,aw, to beat or dash out.to hissback, repulsean actoroff,off"the stage, Lat. ex-plodere.3. toputtotK-ici5|3i.o-Tda>,f. rjffca,adjourn. to tumble headlong outk^Xlrrov pf. ffcX^Xonra : 2. to forsake, abandon, 3. et TIS 4eXt7re rbv dpiOpov if any one quit. II. of the sun, to left the number incomplete.f.\f/oj:gray hairs. K-Xiiro,toaor. 2leave out,omit.of.be eclipsed;in full, 4tfXereti> TT)I/ 4/cTOV ovpavovbring forth. tK-KvicX0, f. rjffa}, to wheel out by means of the \KPass, to be brought to sight by this KVK\t]fML (q. v.): means; dXX' eKfevfcXrjOrjTi come, wheel yourself out! I. e. shew yourself ; cf. fiatcvtcXeoj. Hencerjffca,6K-KVo,f.III. intr. to,leaveoff",cease, stop.HenceII.ecus, 77,a forsaking,quitting.adisappearance of sun or moon, an eclipse. KXKT6s, 17, ov, ((KXcyca) chosen out, selected; ofK\KToithe elect.KicuK\i]|xa, aros, TO, a theatrical machine which disclosed the interior of the house to the spectators :Cf.KXcXa0iv, -r0ai, Ep.of etcXr)0dvo}.redupl. aor. 2 act.and med.dffKVK\Ca.K-KvXiv8o>,f.-KvXlffca:aor. I eeKv\i(T0r)v rolled or thrown out ;Pass., kgeicvXiaa : to roll out or off: Pass, to be:aor. I(K\O, Ep.eKXeXftfJiai, pf. pass, of etfXucu. for 4/fXeeo, 2 sing. impf. of Xecu. eK-Xfirco, f. ^-cu, to free from the shell, to hatch.etcv\ia0r) e/c Sicppov he rolled K-Xif|Y, f. , f. -\T\aca, see kicXavOdvca n. oneself or escape from. 6KX^|0T]v, aor. i pass, of aXccu. K-KiJfxa(vco, (fK, KV/M) to undulate : to be uneven. eKXtjo-ts, ecus, 77, (knXavOdvop-aC) forgetfulness : forCKKUVCCO, (etfKvvos) of a hound, to quest about. getting and forgiving. K-Ktivr]'yTa>, f. ^acw, to hunt down. eK-Xip/rravo), poet, for 4Xei7rcu. 6K-Kwos, ov, (etc, Kvojv) of a hound, questing about, KXiv0T]p.S, Dor. I pi. aor. I pass, of K\IVOJ. not keeping on one scent. Pass, to grow fat. K-XiTratva>, f. avu>, to fatten : to peep out of: to K-KV7TTG>, f. ifjo}, eKXiimv, aor. 2 inf. of K\eiirca. get out. to come forth in the festive procesK-Ko>|jidco, f. ffca, eKXtirrjs, es, (ItfXtTretV) failing, deficient: f]\iov \Ksion : to rush madly out. Xi7Ts rt eyevtTo = ZtcXeiifjis, there was an eclipse of II. omitted. the sun. t!a>, f. r]ffQ}, and K-Kco4>6co, f. ojffca, (tic, Kcaipos) to deafen, stun : the metaph., fKKeKuxpcoTai i(pr) efcXoyTi, 77, (tfcXfjca) a picking out, choice, election : swords grew blunt. a levy of troops or taxes. II. a choice selection, as of extracts from authors. eKXayov, aor 2 of K\dfa. KX,f.iffctito burst out. Hence. a breathing out, expiring. 4K-iro8wv, Adv. (l, rrootav') out of the way ;:77,l/CTroSoVAtt.To),(l,irrjviovyto reeloff",wind out:med., \K-nrfvitiaQai ri TIVOS to wind something out of a man.fut.laraaOat to stand out of the way ; (Kiroouv \(aptlv nvi to get out q/his way. Opp. to efiiroouiv. to put out a aor. I feiroir)0a K-7rot6to, f. T^tro;: :K-Trl8vop,at, Dep.(l, mSvca)togush forth.\1II. Med. to progive him in adoption, III. to make completely, finish duce, bring forth.child,eic-mp,irXT]|JU, f. -TrXfjao) : aor. I If eVA^o-a, pass. If eto fill ^lp, fill full 2. to satiirXrjaOtjV of. ate. II. to fulfil. III. to finish, complete.:off.IHence77,77,f.6KiroiT)o-is, ecus,I 'eKiroC-riTOs,ov,iffcaK-ITV(I>[t]:f.-iriofMitrivca:;aor.2If kmov:for the1eK-iroKiJco,a putting forth, emission : and put forth, given in adoption. Att. to), to pull out wool or hair.to excite toother tenses, drain.K-irtiTT(o,v.II.todrink out oroff,quaff,iIx-TroXcufa),f.770*0),war, makehostile.metaph.toemptyout, drain.pf. l7re2. to fallK-mirpd, toiTTojKa:sell off.\make hostile, involve in lK-iroXe|ji6co, f. cucrca, to Pass, to become an enemy to.war:f. -iifaovfjiai : to fall out of oraor. If trrfffov:down from.eK-iroXtopKo, f. 770*0), to take by siege, Lat. expugnare. a sending out or forth. 6KTrofJLTTT|, 77, ((KTTffJ.no}'):from, be deprived of, lose, Lat. excidere. driven out of one's country, be banished.cast ashore, to be wrecked, Lat. ejici.5.eK-Troveco, f. rjacu 3. to be 4. to be finish off", execute,aor. I If eirovijaa : to work out, bring to perfection, Lat. elabo'of actors,rare:Pass, to be brought to perfection;airos210irovrjfJLcvoscorn prepared for use ; fKireirovrjffdai TO. have their bodies in good training. II. to work hard for, to earn by labour. III. to preIV. to search out. V. vail on by importunity. of food, to digest by labour. eK-iropevo), f. oo), to make to go out, fetch out :,f.ffca,to driveout with a rod.awfMTa.to,aor. 2 inf. pass, of fKp-fjyvvfj.i. fut. 2 pass, of ftcprjyvvfu. ,,aor. 2 of rtpafa.Med. andtogoout or forth, tof.Pass., fut. -TropevffOfMLi, aor. I egetropevOrjv, go away, march out.fjffo},Kpa0Tjv [a], aor. I pass, tKpaiaivov, Ep. impf. of Kpaivca. eK-paCvio, f. avu : aor. i egeppava:to scatter out6K-irop0i>,to undo.= fKirepOca,carryoff"from.6Kp|Xb>, forKpfjuao, 1 sing. impf. of:II. toto pillage as plunder.:metaph.Kpffj.af.iai.HenceK-Trop0T|T(op, opos, 6,6K-irop9jjiiJO),f.a ravager, destroyer.carryto):K-pcb>, f. -pevffofMt act. sense) egfppvrjv :pf. fgfppvrjKa:aor. 2 pass, (in2.oca, toiffcaaway bysea.K-iropia>:f.Att.invent, contrive.II.to find:aor. I egcTropiffa : to means for doing afeathers, tofall off. trans, to shed, let fall.to flow out or forth. 3. to melt or fa II away.iofII.K-pT(Yvu JJLt orK-pT|o o to:fut.-pfyca::aor. i2-thing, to provide, furnish,supplyMed.toprovideepprjaJTJV der.::Pass., fut. 2 etcpaffjcrofuiiaor.fgfppa-foroneself, procure.f.tobreak out, break off:II.Pass, to snap asun-CK-iropveiico,ffca,to begivento fornication.:TroTdfiailiftedDor. pf. 4/nre6K-iroTaop.au, Ion. for (te-ireTOfMi to fly out or forth : metaph. to be : Dep.:break forth.or forth.in Pass, also, to break or burst out, to III. also intr. in Act., to break outup orelated.f.K-pi6co,0;:f.6joo3, toroot out.to6K-TTpdo-0-co Att. -TTO> : to do completely, bringcere.ficere.II.aor. Ifgerrpaga.:about,:achieve,of,kill,Lat.effi-tomake an endexact a fineLat. con-KpC0T]v, aor. I pass, of Kpivca. 6K-piiTTO), f. if/ca : aor. I i*ppiif/a cast forth.:throwout,III. toto exactpunishmentKpoos, contr. eicpovs,(K-po({>ci>,f.6, (l#pe'o>)outflow, outfall.for, to avenge.4c-irpavva>, to soothe, mollify.iC7rp6irf|S,5,(eKirpfTToa)pre-eminent.II. (l/f, TrpeTroi/)distinguished out of all, unseemly, unbe-rjaw, to gulp down. eKpvpTjv [vj, aor. 2 pass, of Kpinrrca. K-pxJo|j,at, f. -pvffOfMi, to rescue, deliver.6Kpv,KTTlXp.CU,the,pf. paSS.of CKTl\\0}.the stage, Lat. explodere.fc-,o7TTo;)like uTrtp^o/iTros, over-weening, overbearing, boastful.HenceAdv. exceedingly.734t)iTp-ovKci),f.VTTfpoiKtto-fjffca,TjTrepre AAco.virep-irtTTto, Att. for vitfpn(ffffct).virep-irrjSda),f.todwell above or beyond.oucetai)virep-oiKOS, ov,(virtp,tiirepoirXia,rj,dwelling above, beyond.-r)ffo}Mt, to leap over or beyond,andII. metaph. to (vvpoir\os) proud confidence, defi- so to escape from. overleap, transance, presumption : high courage, [i Ep.] gress : to overleap, escape from. {nrtp-irucpos, ov, exceeding sharp or bitter. vmep-oirXiJofiav, f. iffoftai, Dep. (virep, 6ir\ifa) to Pass, to be {iirp-mp.irXir|iu, f. -irXrjaoj, to overfill ; vanquish by force of arms.virep-oirXos, ov, (vtrep, OTT\OV) confident in arms,overfull of a thing.tnrep-irtvo),\)/hence overweening, arrogant; neut. as Adv., on\ov civfiv to speak haughtily, arrogantly. generally, excessive, immense.tnrepoimjs, ov, o, (virfputyofjai) dainer : absol. disdainful, haughty.virepoiTTiKos,ful.77,virepII.ofdis-f. iriopai, to drink overmuch, [t] rrp-'iTiirT tnrepirrSTO, Ep. 3 sing. aor. 2 of virfpireTOfjiai,up overa thing. to be much tmep-oppcdSccd Ion. -appwSco): f. -fjao): afraid, be in great terror on account of. "TIIEPO2, o, or vircpov, rd, a pestle to bray andtnrp-mj7nrpa>v, ovos, o, 77, (virfp, pT)v) higbminded, rov higbspirited : haughty, disdainful, arrogant : l from a confidence in one's superiority.f.{iTTp-pt Att. -TTCD : f. beyond measure, to be terriblyrjaca, to 2. to looktoshudder at one:Tfpovbetterthan soothsayers.III. further,more,virp-Ti0T)pa, f. -0?7op,ai, Pass.,with aor. 2-Wto770-0;,toprizeorhonour aboveto spring or shoot tyvKa: outsboot, surpass, excel.up over or above: henceexcessively,i.measure.virp-ToXp,os, ov, (vntp, roA^a) overbold. vireprovos, ov, (inrfprtiva}} overstrained, strained to the utmost, at full pitch or stretch. vnr6pTO^vtrt[xos, ov, to be overshot : metaph. to be From surpassed or outdone.tiirep-ro^evo),:t>irp4>vcas,Adv. ofvircpfyvTjs,lously;vnepcpvus us wonderfully how,e.marvelmost won-derfully^tiirp4>iJS, Cera, vv, aor. 2 part, of virfp^vofMi. to rejoice {iTTp-xa.ipo>, f. -xaprjata : exceedingly at a thing, c. dat. II. c. part, to delight indoing.f.aa>, toovershoot.::iiirp-x&Xaa>,toviTpTpv, f. rjaai, to revel extravagantly. viir-pv0pidco, f. daw [a], to grow rather red, to blush or colour a little.\>ir-pv0pos, ov, (vtro, tpvdpos} somewhat red.ti7rp-v\|/T)Xos, ov, (tme'jO, vi/^rjXos) exceedingly high. vnrep-tMJ/ow, f. wau, to exalt or extoltnrp-epa>,fern, of vTTfpyos. From ()-n-p(i)i.60ev, Adv. from the upper story. tiirepaiov, Ep. and Ion. virepuiov, TO, the upper part of the house, the upper story or upper rooms, where:properlyhave the advantage over,in a thing.to surpass, excel:to excelthewomenresided:properly neut. of vrrcpios (sub.OlKTJfJLa).tiiTp-V, Adv. like virfptyvws, excessively, overmuch: too highly. vir6p-0tvo|xirTT6iXa, aor.Iof viroaTe\\