%PersDict;]> Henry George Liddell Robert Scott Perseus Project, Tufts University Gregory Crane Prepared under the supervision of Lisa Cerrato David Smith The National Endowment for the Humanities Trustees of Tufts University Medford, MA Perseus Project 1995-09 Henry George Liddell Robert Scott revised and augmented throughout by Sir Henry Stuart Jones with the assistance of Roderick McKenzie Oxford Clarendon Press 1940 0198642261 English Greek Latin French 22 September 2000 DAS ed. $Log: lsj.xml,v $ Revision 1.3 2014-07-10 1:31:29 akrohn01 split the full lsj.xml into multiple files, splitting at the beginning of each letter section Revision 1.2 2014-07-09 1:29:00 akrohn01 replaced most abo ids or abbreviations in bibl tags with cts urns or Trismegistos urls in the case of papyri Revision 1.1 2014-07-08 17:34:02 lcerrato latest version of file 08-Jul-14 Revision 1.24 2013-10-15 19:10:30 lcerrato changed sense division and tagging in 42214 Revision 1.23 2013-09-13 11:20:08 balmas01 reverting texts back to pre_cts_reorg tagged version Revision 1.19 2013-03-22 20:14:14 lcerrato changed funder statement Revision 1.18 2013-02-05 20:13:54 balmas01 escaping angle brackets in the revision history Revision 1.17 2013-01-30 21:51:29 lcerrato ciothe to clothe; <tr> to <orth>, tiqhmi def changes 31a/b added Revision 1.16 2012-02-22 22:02:39 lcerrato fixed small typo Revision 1.15 2012-02-22 20:00:58 lcerrato two small typos Revision 1.14 2012-02-22 19:35:10 lcerrato small typo Revision 1.13 2011-11-18 20:59:38 lcerrato fixed "truf" to "turf" Revision 1.12 2011-11-10 14:53:53 rsingh04 Bug 966 - relabeling frontmatter section divs Revision 1.11 2011-10-28 15:37:11 lcerrato fixed spacing and quote issues in entry epishmos per user email Revision 1.10 2011-10-25 20:01:59 lcerrato fixed bibls to Sch. 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Revision 1.3 2001/02/28 20:07:01 dasmith Made headers mixed case. Revision 1.2 2001/02/23 20:46:20 dasmith Added preface. Revision 1.1 2000/12/07 21:14:07 dasmith Moved from special LSJ directory. Revision 1.5 2000/10/06 22:54:24 dasmith Chunk front matter on sections. Revision 1.4 2000/10/03 16:06:06 dasmith Fixed sourceDesc title. Added ISBN. Revision 1.3 2000/09/26 23:59:09 dasmith I didn't mean to make alphabetic letters chunk. Revision 1.2 2000/09/26 23:42:22 dasmith Added alphabet to refsDecl. Revision 1.1 2000/09/23 00:32:34 dasmith Preamble and TEI header for loose SGML LSJ. *n n, nu=, to/ , indecl., fourteenth (later thirteenth) letter of Greek alphabet; as numeral, n/ = 50 , but n' = 50 , 000 . na=as, Dor. acc. pl. of nau=s (q.v.). nabaisatreu=, barbarous word in Ar. 1615 (expld. as a term of commendation); v.l. babakatreu= . na/bla, h(, a musical instrument of ten or (acc. to J. 7.12.3 ) of twelve strings, cj. in S. 849 , cf. LXX 10.5 , al.:—also na/blas, a, o(, Sopat. 16 , Philem. 44 , Str. 10.3.17 ; cf. nau=lon 1 . (Semitic word, cf. Hebr. nēbel; Phoenician, acc. to Ath. 4.175b .). dub. sens. in acc. to\n na/bla, 175.9 (Egypt, ii B.C.). nabl-i/zw, = ya/llw , nabl-isth/s, ou=, o(, player on the na/bla, Euph. 8 . nabl-istoktu^peu/s, e/ws, o(, = foreg., Man. 4.185 . nabou=s, o(, camelopard, IG 14.1302 (Praeneste). (Ethiopian, acc. to Plin. 8.69 .) na^geu/s, e/ws, o(, (na/ssw) pestle, Tz.ad Hes. 421 . na/gma, atos, to/, anything piled up, as a stone wall, J. 1.21.7 . na/erra: de/spoina, Hsch. nae/teira (nai/t- cod.): oi)kode/spoina, Id. na^eth/r, h=ros, o(, = sq., 7.409 (Antip. Thess.), D.P. 455 , etc. na^e/ths, ou, Dor. na^e/tas, a, o(, inhabitant, Simon. 57 , Ephipp. 5.1 (anap.), 9.535 , Limen. 41 , 5(2).474 (Megalopolis): asfem., 6.207.10 ( Arch. ). nae/twr, = na/twr , Hsch. na_eu/w, (nao/s) take sanctuary in a temple, Leg.Gort. 1.39 . nahlei=s: pro/sfatoi (Thess.), Hsch. ; cf. nealh/s. naqmo/s, o(, reef, Id. upright threads in a loom, Id. na/qrac, = na/rqhc , Id. nai/, Adv., used to express strong affirmation, yea, verily, in Hom. mostly folld. by dh/, n. dh\ tau=ta/ ge pa/nta . . kata\ moi=ran e)/eipes Il. 1.286 , al.; n. mh/n Emp. 76.2 ; n. ma/n Theoc. 27.27 ; n. me/n A.R. 2.151 ; n. me/ntoi Luc. 14 : used alone, se\ kri/nw, n. se/ yea thee, S. 1445 ; a)pokri/nasqai n. h)\ ou)/ Arist. 158a16 , etc.; to\ e_ ou)k e)/sti xarakthristiko\n . . , to\ de\ a_ nai/ Choerob. 2.85 . freq. in oaths, n. ma/ yea by . . , v. ma/; n. alone, n. ta\n *ko/ran Ar. 1438 , cf. E. 534 (lyr.); n. to\n *potida=n Epich. 81 ; n. tw\ siw/ X. 4.4.10 ; n. pro\s qew=n a)rh/cat' E. 1277 . in answers, yes, tou=t' e)th/tumon; Answ. n. A. 738 (troch.), cf. S. 845 (lyr.), Pl. 193a , 448b , etc.; doubled, Ar. 1468 , Call. 1.56 P., 5.37 . n. folld. by a)lla/, etc., to mark a qualified assent, yes, but . . , Aeschin. 3.84 ; n., kata\ sxolh/n ge i)/sws: ou) mh/n . . Pl. 226e , cf. 415e . na_t, Dor. poet. dat. of nau=s. *na/i+-a [na_], ta/ , festival of Zeus *na/i+os, at Dodona, 5(2).118.21 (Tegea); written *na=a ib. 2.1318 . *nai+-a^ko/s, h/, o/n, of the Naiads, lime/nes 10.21 ( Phld. ). *nai/+-arxos, o(, perh. warden of temple of Zeus *na/i+os, 1206.7 (Dodona). *nai+-a/s, Ion. *nhi+a/s, a/dos, h(, (na/w) Naiad, river-nymph, spring-nymph, Od. 13.104 , 356 (pl.): in sg., A.R. 1.626 :—also *nai/+s, Ion. *nhi/+s, i/+dos, h( , in sg., nhi/+s *)abarbare/h Il. 6.22 ; nu/mfh te/ke nhi/+s 14.444 , cf. Pi. 9.16 , E. 187 (lyr.): pl. *nai/+des, Str. 10.3.10 , Paus. 8.4.2 , etc. naida^mw=s, Com. form of nai/, yes certainly, opp. ou)damw=s or mhdamw=s, 1086 . na_i/+dion [i^d], to/ , Dim. of nao/s, Plb. 6.53.4 , Str. 8.6.21 . naieta/w, in pres. forms, -a/w Od. 9.23 , -a/ei Hes. 775 , -a/ousi Il. 4.45 ; freq. in part. naieta/wn, Od. 6.245 , al., acc. -a/onta 4.96 , etc., fem. -a/wsa (v.l. -a/ousa) Il. 2.648 , 3.387 , 6.415 , Od. 1.404 , 8.574 (-o/wsa Aristarch.ad Il. 6.415 ): Ion. impf. naieta/askon Il. 2.841 , etc.: (nai/w): of persons, dwell, freq. in Ep. ; toi\ e)pi\ xqoni\ naiet a/ousi Od. 6.153 , cf. Hes. 564 ; h(=| e)/ni naieta/aske Od. 15.385 : c. dat. loci, *lakedai/moni n. Il. 3.387 ; *krh/th| Od. 17.523 ; u(po\ xqoni/ Hes. 621 ; u(po\ o(/rois, a)mfi\ . . qe/meqla naieta/ontes, Pi. 6.78 , 4.180 . c.acc. loci, dwell in, inhabit, *la/risan, *)iqa/khn, etc., Il. 2.841 , Od. 9.21 , etc.; dw/mata Hes. 816 . of places, to be situated, lie, Il. 4 . 45 , Od. 9.23 ; of buildings, 2.400 , al.: hence, exist, *)iqa/khs e)/ti naietaou/shs 1.404 .— Ep. and Lyr. word, once in Trag., in part. naietw=n cj. Dind. metri gr. in S. 1123 (lyr.). naie/tis, idos, h(, fem. of *naie/ths, = nae/ths , Call.in 9.1092.58 . nai/ki, barbarism for nai/xi in Ar. 1183 , 1218 . naikish/rhs, es, one who sneers or carps, Pherecr. 222 , Hermipp. 90 . naikissoreu/w, disparage, Hsch. na_i+ko/s, h/, o/n, of a temple, eu)/qunoi 1370 (Dodona). naineu/rh: nh\ to\n *)/arh, *)attikoi\ de\ podoka/kh, Hsch. nai=on, v. na/w . na/i+os, a, on, Dor. for nh/i+os. *na/i+os [a_], o( , epith. of Zeus at Dodona, 1567 ,al., Sch. Il. 16.233 :—also *na=os, 1563 ,al.; also at Carthaea, 12(5).551 (cf. p.329 ). naio/s, = nao/s , Clinias ap.Sch. A.R. 2.1085 , cf. Hsch. nai=ron, to/, a plant used in perfumery; prob. f.l. for ma=ron (q.v.) in Thphr. 9.7.3 . *nai/+s, v. *nai+a/s . naisieli/a, h(, = a)poplhci/a, e)mbronthsi/a , Hsch. :—also naish/mata, Id. na_i+sk-a/rion, to/, Dim. of nai/+skos, 1.3145 , Sch. Aeschin. 1.10 , na_i/+sk-ion, to/, = foreg., *)osei/ridos 521.4 (ii A.D.). name of various bandages, Sostratus and Apolloniusap. Gal. 12.496 Chart. na_/i+sk-os (parox.), o(, Dim. of nao/s, shrine, Str. 14.1.4 , J. 8.8.4 . nai/xi^ (on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.9 ), Adv., for nai/, like ou)xi/ for ou), mh/xi for mh/, S. 684 , Pl. 232a , Men. 81 , Call. 30.5 . nai/w, poet. Verb, Act. (intr.) only in pres. and impf. ( Ep. nai/eskon Il. 5.708 ), fut. and aor. in causal and Med. and Pass. forms, v. infr. 11 , 111 : of persons, dwell, abide, mostly folld. by a Prep. of Place, e)n *(/lh|, etc., Il.l.c., etc.; r(oh=|s e)/pi *saggari/oio 16.719 ; e)p' a)/krwn o)re/wn S. 1105 (lyr.); kata\ pto/lin Il. 2.130 ; a)n' ou)/rea Hes. 130 ; pa\r potamo/n Il. 2.522 ; u(po\ *pla/kw| 6.396 : c. dat. loci, ai)qe/ri nai/wn 2.412 , Hes. 18 , etc.; n. meta/ tinos S. 1105 (lyr.): metaph., th\n sh\n d' o(mou= nai/ousan [o)rgh/n] Id. 338 ; ta\n a)reta\n nai/ein e)pi\ pe/trais Simon. 58 : with Adv., [ kako/ths] e)ggu/qi nai/ei Hes. 288 ; i(/na ai( *forki/des nai/ousi A. 794 . b. c. acc. loci, dwell in, inhabit, oi)ki/a, dw/mata, Od. 20.288 , Hes. 8 , cf. Pi. 7.5 , al.; a(/la, pla/kas o)re/wn, E. 1584 , 719 ; freq. with place-names, Il. 2.615 , Alex. 22 , etc.: metaph., *peiqw\ nai/ei kai\ *xa/ris ui(o\n *)aghsi/la dub. in Pi. 123.10 ; of the statues of gods, pro/pula nai/ousin ta/de S. 1375 :— Pass. , to be inhabited, Id. 1125 (in aor. e)na/sqh), etc.; poli/tais Theoc. 16.88 ; u(p' a)ndra/si A.R. 1.794 . of places, lie, be situated, once in Hom. , nh/swn ai(\ nai/ousi pe/rhn a(lo/s Il. 2.626 ; w)= kleina\ *salami/s, su\ me/n pou nai/eis a(li/plaktos S. 598 (lyr.). causal, in Ep. aor. e)/nassa or na/ssa, Med. e)nassa/mhn: c. acc. loci, give one to dwell in, kai/ ke/ oi( *)/argei+ na/ssa po/lin I would have given him a town in Argos for his home, Od. 4.174 ; make habitable, build, nho\n e)/nassan 298 ; settle, *eu)/boian e(/lon kai\ e)/nassan Pi. 5.36 :—in Med. , found, muri/a d' a)/sth na/ssat' e)poixo/menos A.R. 4.275 :—in Pass. , of places, like Act. 1.2 , to be situated, poli/wn eu)= naiomena/wn Il. 3.400 , al. c. acc. pers., let one dwell, settle him, e)n *)/argei e)/nassen *(hrakle/os e)kgo/nous Pi. 5.71 :— in Med. , na/ssato kou/rhn A.R. 4.567 . Med. and Pass. in act. sense, fut. na/ssomai Id. 2.747 : Ep. aor. 1 na/ssato Hes. 639 , Dem.Bith. 6 , Philet. 24 ; later 3 pl. naih/santo D.P. 349 : pf. ne/nastai 14.1389i8 ; part. nenasme/nos D.P. 264 : aor. Pass. e)na/sqhn, path\r e)mo\s *)/argei+ na/sqh my father settled at Argos, Il. 14.119 .—More freq. in Compos. with a)po/, kata/. na/kafqon, v. na/rkarqon . na/kh [a^], h( , woolly or hairy skin, a)\n de\ na/khn e(/let' ai)go/s Od. 14.530 ; also of sheep, Lyc. 1310 ; ai)gw=n na/kai kai\ proba/twn Paus. 4.11.3 . (Cf. O E. næsc 'leather'.) na^ko-dai/mwn, onos, o(, = sq., with a play on kakodai/mwn, Ath. 8.352b . na^ko-de/yhs, ou, o(, (de/yw) currier, Hp. 1.19 , Ath. 8.352b . na^ko-kle/y, o(, h(, fleece-stealer, Hdn.Gr. 1.246 . na/kolon: to\ a)ka/qarton, Hsch. *na_ko/reioi, oi(, a guild at Camirus, 12(1).701.12 . *na_ko/reion, v. newko/rion . na_ko/ros, v. newko/ros . na/kos [a^], eos, to/ , fleece, n. kriou= Pi. 4.68 , Hdt. 2.42 , cf. Simon. 21 , 1927.170 (Cyrene), Theoc. 5.2 , 560.41 (Epidamnus, found at Magnesia, iii B.C.), Luc. 34 . na^ko-tilte/w, pluck or shear off wool, Archipp. 32 . na^ko-ti/lths, ou, o(, wool-plucker, shearer, Philem. 14 . na^ko/-tiltos, on, with the wool plucked off, Cratin. 41 . nakto/s, h/, o/n, (na/ssw) close-pressed, solid, a)/mmou xw/masi nakth=s Plu. 7 ; ta\ nakta/ felt, Hsch. dub. sens. in 1930.213 (Susa, i B.C.). na^ku/rion, to/, Dim. of na/kos, Hsch. na=ma, atos, to/, (na/w) anything flowing, running water, stream, spring, n. *mnamosu/nas cj. in Simon. 45 , cf. A. 806 , S. 1130 (lyr.); *kastali/dos na/mata 1.6 ; dakru/wn qerma\ n. S. 919 ; na/mat' o)/sswn E. 625 ; n. puro/s Id. 1187 ; n. *ba/kxion Ar. 14 ; ma\ na/mata Antiph. 296 ( = Timocl. 38 ); n. qugate/rwn tau/rwn, i.e. honey, Ph. Tars. ap. Gal. 13.269 ; fle/gmatos, xolh=s n., Philostr. 42 : freq. in Pl. , as krhnw=n kai\ potamw=n na/mata 111d : metaph., lo/gwn n. 75e . wooden conduit, Hsch. na/mata: probolai/, Id. namara=s, a=, Semitic word of uncertain meaning, Roussel Délos Colonie Athénienne p.424 . na_ma^si^ph/c, ph=gos, o(, h( , crystallized by evaporation from water, a(/ls Aglaïas 22 . na_ma^t-iai=os, a, on, flowing, u(/data spring water, Aeschin. 2.115 , cf. Thphr. 4.2.9 , prob. in Alciphr. 3.13 . na_ma^/t-ion, to/, Dim. of na=ma, Thphr. 29 , Phylarch. 65J. na_ma^t-w/dhs, es, full of springs, Thphr. 3.6.3 . na_merth/s, na_me/rteia, Dor. for nhm-. na=n, Dor. acc. of nau=s. nanei=: i(/ptatai, and nanh=sai: i(/ptasqai, Hsch. na_ni/on, to/, Dim. of na=nos, puppet, doll, Gloss. na/nion: a)mni/on, sfa/gion, Hsch. na/nnazon: paizo/menon, Id. nanna/r-ion, to/, prodigal, Hsch. : *nanna/rion, pr. n. of a courtesan, Theophil. 11 . nannar-i/s: ki/naidos, Hsch. nannar-isth/s, ou=, o(, prodigal, Phot. (nanar- cod.). na/nnas, o(, or na/nna, h(, maternal or paternal uncle or aunt, Hsch. ; cf. ne/nnos. na/nnh, h(, maternal aunt, Id. *nanni/on, name of a courtesan, Amphis 23 ; cf. nanna/rion. nanoka/ka: dia\ r(inw=n lalou=sa, Hsch. na=nos, o(, dwarf, Ar. 427 , Arist. 577b27 , Longin. 44.5 ; one whose limbs are too small for his body, Arist. 686b10 . cheese-cake, Ath. 14.646c . (Freq. written na/nnos in codd.; cf. sq.) na_nofu^h/s, e/s, of dwarfish stature, Ar. 790 (nanno- codd.). na_nw/dhs, es, dwarfish, ill-proportioned, Arist. 686b3 . *naciourgh/s, e/s, of Naxian work, ka/nqaros Ar. 143 . *na/cos, h(, Naxos, h.Ap. 44 , etc.:—Adj. *na/cios, a, on, : oi( N. the Naxians, Hdt. 5.30 , etc.; *naci/a a)ko/na a whetstone, Pi. 6(5).73 , Dsc. 5.149 ; N. pe/trh 15.25.4 ( Besant. ); N. li/qos Phot. ; ge/rra *na/cia (v. ge/rron v. 2 ) Epich. 235 : *naciaka/, ta/, a work on Naxos, by Andriscus, Parth. 9t it. nacos (accent unknown), h, on, solid, not hollow, n. pagxru/seos . . kolosso/s Epigr. ap. Phot. s.v. *kuyelidw=n a)na/qhma (s.v.l.). na_o-do/mos, on, (de/mw) temple-building, te/xnh 409.4 (Arycanda). na_o-eidh/s, e/s, in the form of a shrine, pasth=on 996.23 (Smyrna). na_o-ko/ros, v. newko/ros . na_o-le/kths, ou, o(, dub. sens. in 3.982.2 (iv A.D.). na_o-poie/w, na_o-poii/a, na_o-poi+ko/s, na_o-poio/s, v. new-poie/w, -poii/a, -poi+ko/s, -poio/s . na_o-po/los, Ion. nhop-, on, dwelling or busied in a temple, ma/ntis Pi. 51 Schroeder, cf. Man. 4.427 . as Subst., overseer of a temple, Hes. 991 . na_o/s, o(, Dor. , Thess., etc. form, 1.42 , 9(2).517.45 (Larissa, iii B.C.), etc., used also in Trag. (even dialogue) to the exclusion of new/s, S. 8 , E. 31 , al., exc. A. 810 , rare in Att. Prose and Com., Pl. 394a , 738c , 814b , Arist. 1174a24 , Posidipp. 29.1 , more freq. in X., 2.3.20 , 5.3.9 , al., found in Att. Inscrr.from iii B.C., 22.1314.18 , 1315.28 , etc., and in Hellenistic and later Gr. (along with new/s), 277 (Priene, iv B.C.), 214 (Phanagoria, iv B.C.), 494.3 (Delph., iii B.C.), LXX 1.9 , al. (new/s only in 2 Ma.), 6.22 (ii B.C.), Plb. 9.30.2 ( new/s Plb. 10.4.4 ), etc.; Ion. nho/s, always in Hom. and Hdt. (v. infr.), but gen. ne[w/] 12(7).1.4 (Amorgos, v B.C.); dat. neiw/| 832.38 (Samos, iv B.C.); Att. new/s (Attic Inscrr. of v-iii B.C. (v. infr.), once in Trag. (v. supr.), freq. in Prose authors and found in Com. (v. infr.)); declension, nom. new/s X. 1.6.1 ; gen. new/ 12.4.9 , 80.6 , Ar. 733 , 22.1524.45 , 1219.32 (Gambreum, iii B.C.); dat. new/| 12.6.122 , 256.4 , Antipho 6.39 , Alex. 40.3 , 22.1504.7 ; acc. new/n ib. 12.24.13 , al., X. 6.5.9 , Ar. 401 , 741 , Philem. 139 , f.l. in E. 340 , later new/ 22.212.35 (iv B.C.), al., LXX 6.2 , al., D.S. 16.58 ( v.l. new/n ), 877 10 (ii/ iii A.D.), v.l. in D.H. 4.26 , but new/n Aristid. 27(16).19 ( v.l. new/ ), Ach.Tat. 3.6 ( v.l. new/ Bast p.176 ), etc.: pl. nom. new/| X. 6.4.7 ; acc. new/s A. 810 , Isoc. 5.117 , Plb. 10.4.4 ; dat. new/|s 12.384 ; on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.8 : Aeol. nau=os Alc. 9 , 12 ( 2 ). 60.27 (Mytil.); Spartan navo/s ib. 5(1).1564 (pl., found at Delos, v/iv B.C.):—temple, Il. 1.39 , al., Pi. 13.21 (pl.), etc. inmost part of a temple, shrine containing the image of the god, Hdt. 1.183 , 6.19 , X. 15 , l.c.; e)n panti\ i(erw=| o(/pou nao/s e)sti 79 (ii A.D.). portable shrine carried in processions, Hdt. 2.63 , D.S. 1.15 , etc. metaph., of Christians, n. qeou= e)ste 3.16 ; of the body of Christ, 2.19 , 21 . [na^o/n and na^w= Orph. 32b iv (Phaestus, ii B.C.); elsewh. a_.] (Perh. fr. na^s-vo/s, cf. nai/w.) na_o/s, Dor. and Att. poet. gen. from nau=s. *na=os, v. *na/i+os . na_ourgo/s, o(, temple-builder, n. te/ktones 3.75 . na_ofu/lac [u^], a^kos, o(, (nao/s) keeper, warden of a temple, E. 1284 , Arist. 1322b25 , 362 (iii A.D.); cf. naufu/lac 11 . (nau=s) master or pilot of a ship, S. 143 . na_o/w, bring into a temple, ta\n a)ge/lan 5100.24 (Crete). naoi=: i(keteu/ei, Hsch. ; cf. naeu/w, nau/w 11 . na^pai=os, a, on, of a wooded vale or dell, n. e)n *kiqairw=nos ptuxai=s S. 1026 ; pla/kes E. 958 ; n. qeo/s a sylvan god, Ael. 6.42 , cf. 7.2 . na/peion [a_], to/, = na=pu , Nic. 430 . na/ph [a^], h( , woodland vale, dell, glen, Il. 8.558 ; *)apollwni/a n., of Delphi, Pi. 6.9 , cf. 546 11 (Delph., iii B.C.), 5016.9 (Gortyn); na/pai ka/llistai pleasant valleys about a town, Hdt. 4.157 ; xei/marros na/ph a torrent glen, E. 1093 ; h)\n a)po/rois na/pais e)ntugxa/nwsi X. 4.4 , cf. 9.11 ; o)/rh da/skia kai\ na/pai petrw/deis bre/montai Ar. 998 (lyr.), cf. 740 (lyr.), Pl. 761b ; cf. na/pos. napo/as, napoi/as, napoo/s, v. newpoi/hs . na/poinos: ma/taios, Hsch. na/pos [a^], eos, to/ , post-Homeric form, = na/ph, koilo/pedon n ., of Olympia, Pi. 5.39 , cf. 8(7).68 , S. 157 (lyr.), 436 , E. 284 (lyr.), etc.; of a grove or thicket, S. 892 (lyr.); also, ravine, gully, e)ge/nont' e)pi\ na/pei mega/lw| kai\ duspo/rw| X. 6.5.12 , cf. 22 , 1.6.43 . napta/lion, to/, or na_o-a/lios, h(, = na/fqa , Ph. 90.18 . na=pu, to/, Att. , = si/napi (cf. Phryn. 255 , Plin. 19.171 ; on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.354 ), mustard, n. *ku/prion Eub. 19 ; n. ble/pein Ar. 631 : gen. na/puos Thphr. 1.12.1 : dat. na/pui+ 42(1).126.17 , 21 (Epid., ii A.D.), Luc. 47 . na^pw/dhs, es, woody, Eust. 277.32 , St.Byz. s.v. *bh=ssa . nardi/zw, resemble nard, Dsc. 1.11 , 12 . na/rdinos, h, on, of nard, n. mu/ron oil of spikenard, Men. 274 , Plb. 30.26.2 ; e)/laion n. 27 , al.; ta\ n. Antiph. 35 . nardi/ths [i_] oi)=nos, wine flavoured with spikenard, Dsc. 5.57 tit. nardi=tis bota/nh, a variety of na/rdos, Gal. 10.911 . nardoli^ph/s, e/s, (li/pos) anointed with nard-oil, AP 6.254 ( Myrin. ). na/rdon, to/, = sq., Thphr. 12 , Poll. 6.104 . na/rdos, h(, spikenard, Nardostachys Jatamansi, Thphr. 9.7.2 , Nic. 604 , LXX 1.12 , 14.3 ; n. *)indikh/ Dsc. 1.7 , etc.; na/rdou sta/xus Gal. 12.84 , al.; cf. sq. n. *keltikh/ Celtic nard, Valeriana celtica, Dsc. 1.8 , cf. Plin. 14.107 . n. o)reinh/ or o)rei/a mountain nard, Valeriana Dioscoridis, Dsc. 1.9 (cf. Thphr. 9.7.4 ). n. *suriakh/ Syrian nard, Cymbopogon Iwarancusa, Dsc. 1.7 , cf. Plin. 12.45 . na/rdou r(i/za ginger grass, Cymbopogon Schoenanthus, Arr. 6.22 , cf. 7.20 . n. a)gri/a, = a)/saron , Dsc. 1.10 ; = fou= , ib. 11 . oil of spikenard, 6.628.7 (iii B.C.), 6.250 ( Antiphil. ), Aret. 2.2 , etc.; n. *babulwniakh/ Alex. 308 . (Semitic word, cf. Bab. lardu.) nardo/sta^xus, uos, o(, = foreg., Dsc. 2.16 , Gal. 6.339 . nardofo/ros, on, bearing nard, li/mnai Dsc. 2.8 . narei=: threi=, Hsch. (cf. narou/s). na/rein: ku/ein, kru/ptein, zhtei=n, kui/+skesqai, a)me/lgesqai, Id. na/rh: h( a)/frwn kai\ mwra/, Id. narqhk-i/a, h(, a plant allied to na/rqhc, Thphr. 6.1.4 , 6.2.7 . narqhk-ia/w, beat with a na/rqhc or rod, Hsch. narqhk-i/zw, splint a broken limb (orig. with pieces of na/rqhc), to\ sfuro/n Sch. Ar. 1176 , cf. Heraclas ap. Orib. 48.2.2 , Paul.Aeg. 6.106 . splint planks together with laths, in Pass. , Apollod. 159.4 . narqh/k-inos, h, on, made of na/rqhc, Arist. 803a41 . narqh/k-ion, to/, small splint, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.74 . small rod used in e)pi/krousis 1 , Gal. 10.998 . = a)sfo/delos , Ps.- Dsc. 2.169 . narqh/k-isma, atos, to/, splint, Apollod. 159.13 . narqhk-ismo/s, o(, prob. = e)pi/krousis 1 , Dsc. 1.233 . splinting of planks with laths, Apollod. 160.6 . narqhko-eidh/s, e/s, like the na/rqhc, Dsc. 3.81 . narqhko-plh/rwtos, on, filling the hollow of the na/rqhc, puro\s phgh/ A. 109 . narqhko-fa^nh/s, e/s, looking like na/rqhc, Archig. ap. Orib. 8.2.3 . narqhko-fo/ros, on, carrying a wand of na/rqhc, like the *ba/kxai (cf. qursofo/ros), Plu. 2.1107f ; of Dionysus, Orph. 42.1 ; prov., polloi/ toi n., pau=roi de/ te *ba/kxoi, i.e. there are many officials, but few inspired, Zen. 5.77 , cf. Pl. 69c , Orph. 5 . rod-bearer, X. 2.3.18 . narqhkw/dhs, es, like a na/rqhc, Thphr. 1.6.10 , 5.8.2 . na/rqhc, hkos, o(, giant fennel, Ferula communis, Thphr. 1.2.7 , Dsc. 3.77 , etc.; kle/yas . . puro\s thle/skopon au)gh\n e)n koi/lw| n., of Prometheus, Hes. 567 , cf. 52 ; of the stalk used as a qu/rsos, E. 147 (lyr.), al.; as a schoolmaster's cane, X. 2.3.20 , cf. Arist. 948a10 ; as a splint for a broken limb, Hp. 12 , Gal. 10.437 ; singlestick for military exercises, Onos. 10.4 . casket for unguents, etc., Luc. 29 ; h( e)k tou= n. dio/rqwsis, of Aristotle's recension of Homer, carried by Alexander in a n., Str. 13.1.27 , Plu. 8 . title of medical works by Heras, Cratippus, and Soranus, Gal. 12.398 , 959 , Aët. 8.45 . fore-court of a church, 597.48 . na/rka, h(, = na/rkh 1 , Men. 498 , Sor. 2.17 , M.Ant. 10.9 . na/rkafqon or na/skafqon, to/, a fragrant Indianbark, used as a spice, etc. (perh. the same as la/kafqon), Dsc. 1.23 :—written nao/kafqon and na/kafqon in most codd. of Paul.Aeg. 7.3 ; na/kafqon in one cod. of Id. 7.22.4 ( v.l. la/kafqon ). nark-a/w, fut. -h/sw LXX 11.6 :— grow stiff or numb, xei\r na/rkhse Il. 8.328 ; th\n yuxh\n kai\ to\ sto/ma narkw= Pl. 80b ; yuxh=s narkw/shs Democr. 290 ; to\ h(suxa/zon narka=| Epicur. 11 ; to\ neu=ron o(\ e)na/rkhsen LXX 32.32(33) ; xei\r nenarkhkui=a J. 8.8.5 ; of the numbness caused by the fish na/rkh, Arist. 620b19 , cf. Pl. 84b ; narkw=, nai\ to\n *pa=na Theoc. 27.51 . na/rk-h, h(, numbness, deadness, caused by palsy, frost, fright, etc., Hp. 22 , 5.25 ; n. kata\ th=s xeiro\s kataxei=tai Ar. 713 , cf. Arist. 515b20 , 867b29 , 954a23 (pl.). torpedo, electric ray, which benumbs any one who touches it, Antiph. 132.2 , Anaxandr. 41.52 , etc.; h( platei=a n. h( qalatti/a Pl. 80a , cf. Arist. 620b19 ; n. potami/a the Egyptian electric eel, Malapterurus electricus, PMag.Osl. 1.284 , cf. Ath. 7.312b : in metapl. acc. na/rka^ Opp. 3.55 . na/rk-hsis, torpor, Gloss. narki/on: a)sko/n, Hsch. ; cf. larki/on. narki/ss-i^nos, h, on, made of narcissus, Cratin. 344 , Dsc. 1.53 . of the colour of na/rkissos, 154.8 (i A.D.). narkiss-i/ths [i_], ou, o( , like the narcissus, [li/qos] D.P. 1031 , Plin. 37.188 . na/rkiss-os, o(, rarely h(, Theoc. 1.133 :— narcissus, of various species, 8 , 428 , S. 683 (lyr.), Mosch. 2.65 ; pheasant's eye, Narcissus poeticus, Thphr. 6.8.1 , Dsc. 4.158 ; autumn narcissus, N. serotinus, Thphr. 6.6.9 ; Narcissus Tazetta, polyanthus narcissus, Dsc.l.c. (this prob. in S. l.c.). (Connected with na/rkh, because of its narcotic properties, acc. to Plu. 2.647b .) nark-o/w, benumb, deaden, o)du/nhn narkoi= Hp. 6 ; nenarkwme/noi ib. 1 : c. acc. pers., Phld. 1.380 S. , cf. Hp. 6.2.1 . nark-w/dhs, es, numb, torpid, Id. 48 ( Comp. ), Dsc. 3.101 ; to\ n. neu=ron, in the elbow, Hp. 1 , cf. 1.139 , 19 ; baru/thtes n. Plu. 2 . 647b ; po/nos n. Gal. 8.70 ; sluggish, o(rmai/ Phld. 1.13 . Ion. Adv. nark-wde/ws Hp. 1.120 , 2.145 . na/rk-wsis, ews, h(, a benumbing, gnw/mhs Id. 5.16 . nark-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, benumbing, narcotic, fa/rmaka Gal. 10.862 , al., Eust. 1493.5 . na/rnac: kibwto/s, Hsch. (cf. la/rnac). na_ro/s, a/, o/n, (na/w) flowing, liquid, *di/rkh A. 347 ; nara\ kai\ krhnai=a pota/ S. 621 ; cf. nhro/s. narou/s: tou\s fu/lakas, Hsch. (Perh. Dor. contr. from na_or(v)-, cf. narei=, nauro/s.) na/rth, h(, plant used in perfumery, Thphr. 9.7.3 . na/rfh, h(, a fancy loaf, = masitri/s , Hsch. na=s, h(, Dor. for nau=s. na/sqh, v. nai/w . na_siw/tas, a, o(, Aeol. and Dor. for nhsiw/ths. na/skafqon, to/, v. na/rkafqon . nasmo/s, o(, (na/w) flowing: stream, spring, E. 225 (anap.), 653 ; foinissome/nhn ai(/mati . . , nasmw=| melanaugei= Id. 153 (anap.); eu)dro/soisi *kastali/as v. Aristonous 1.43 . nasmw/dhs, es, = namatw/dhs , Hsch. na/ssa, na/ssato, v. nai/w . na=ssa, Boeot. for nh=ssa, nh=tta. na/ssw, Att. na/ttw, fut. na/cw Hsch. : aor. e)/naca (v. infr.): pf. Pass. ne/nasmai and ne/nagmai (v. infr.):—press, squeeze close, stamp down, gai=an e)/nace Od. 21.122 ; oi( pai=des e)/natton ei)s ta\s spuri/das Hippoloch. ap. Ath. 4.130b :— Pass. , to be piled up, h( ko/pros h( nenagme/nh Hp. 24 ; e)n de\ [th=| stiba/di] ne/nastai . . de/rmata Theoc. 9.9 : c. gen., kli=nai sisurw=n nenagme/nai (nenasm- codd.) piled up with . . , Ar. 840 . stuff quite full, na/ttw to\n qu/lakon Epict. 23 :— Pass. , pa=sa oi)ki/a o(plitw=n ne/nakto was crammed with . . , J. 1.17.6 . nasth/r, h=ros, o(, (nai/w) inhabitant, Zonar. na/sths, ou, o(, = foreg., Hsch. nasti/skos, o(, Dim. of nasto/s 1.3 , Pherecr. 130.7 . nastoko/pos, on, cutting up cakes, Pl.Com. 246 . nasto/s, h/, o/n, (na/ssw) close-pressed, firm, Hp. 16 ; ka/lamos, i. e. archer's reed, Arundo Plinii, Dsc. 1.85 ; of a tumour, Aët. 15.8 ; sfugmo/s Archig. ap. Gal. 8.931 : Comp. , Id.ib. 509 . solid, opp. keno/s, Democr. ap. Arist. 208 , cf. Ph. 1.330 , Simp. 295.5 . nasto/s (sc. plakou=s), o(, well-kneaded cake, esp. used in sacrifice, cheese-cake, Pherecr. 108.5 , Ar. 567 , 1142 , Metag. 6.3 . c. gen., filled full of, po/lis nasth\ a)ndrw=n J. 6.9.4 . nasto/ths, htos, h(, solidity, absence of void, Alex.Aphr. 35.27 , Simp. 609.18 , in de An. 64.3 , Phlp. 506.6 . nasto-fa^ge/w, eat cakes, Poll. 6.75 , Hsch. nasto-fa/gos [fa^], on , eating cakes, Poll. 6.75 . nath=res: u(phre/tai, h)\ kerami/des, Hsch. nattare/on: polu/rroun, Id. (leg. na=tor: r(e/wn, polu/rrous). na/twr [a_], oros, o(, (na/w) flowing, *)/inaxe, na=tor pai= . . *)wkeanou= S. 270 (anap.), cf. foreg. and nae/twr. naua_g-e/w, Ion. nauhg-, pf. nenaua/ghka Hdt. 7.236 (-hg-), Eub. 76 : (nau=s, a)/gnumi):—suffer shipwreck, Hdt. l. c., X. 3.1.24 , D. 34.10 , etc.: metaph., of chariots, Id. 61.29 ; of an earthen vessel, A. 180 ; of persons, n. e)n toi=s i)di/ois Thphr. ap. D.L. 5.55 , cf. Phld. p.33 J. ; e)n tw=| bi/w| Ceb. 24.2 ; peri\ th\n pi/stin 1.19 ; xw( me\n e)naua/gei gai/hs e)/pi 5.208 ( Posidipp. or Asclep. ); nauagei= sumpo/sia mh\ tuxo/nta paidagwgi/as o)rqh=s Plu. 2.622b . naua_g-hsmo/s, o(, = sq., Hdn. 180 . naua_g-i/a, Ion. nauhgi/h, h(, shipwreck, Hdt. 7.190 , 192 , al., E. 1070 , etc.; nauagi/a| xrh=sqai, peripi/ptein, Luc. 2.35 , 2 : in pl., Pi. 1.36 (s. v. l.); e)n xeimw=ni kai\ nauagi/ais Ar. 873 . naua_/g-ion, Ion. nauh/gion, to/, piece of wreckage, Men. 536.9 , Arist. 932a1 : mostly in pl., A. 420 , Hdt. 7.191 , 8.12 , al., Lys. 2.38 , Th. 1.50 , etc.; pollou\s a)riqmou\s a)/gnutai nauagi/wn, i. e. is shivered into a thousand pieces, E. 410 : metaph., n. i(ppika/ wreck of an overturned chariot, S. 730 , 1444 ; a)ndrw=n daitumo/nwn n. the wreck of a feast, Choeril. 9 ; ta\ n. th=s po/lews Demad. ap. Plu. 2.803a ; n. oi)/kwn ib. 517f . later, = nauagi/a, nauagi/w| peripesei=n Str. 4.1.7 . naua_g-o/s, o/n, Ion. nauhgo/s (also in late Prose, Alciphr. 1.18 ), shipwrecked, Hdt. 4.103 , E. 408 , Philem. 213.3 ; nauagou\s a)nairei=sqai pick up shipwrecked men, X. 1.7.4 ; n. ta/fos, i. e. a watery grave, 7.76 ( Diosc. ); n. mo/ros ib. 9.84 ( Antiphan. ). Act. , causing shipwreck, a)/nemoi ib. 105 . (a)/gw) = nau/arxos , Euph. 158 . nauarx-e/w, command a fleet, Hdt. 7.161 , X. 5.1.4 , 12(8).183 (Samothrace), Phld. 2.209 S. : c. gen., n. [ploi/wn] Philipp. ap. D. 18.77 . in the cult of Isis, preside at the festival of the ship (ploiafe/sia), *)arx.*delt. 1.152 , al. (Eretria). naua/rx-hs, ou, o(, = nau/arxos , Lyd. 1.27 . nauarx-i/a, h(, command of a fleet, Th. 8.20 , 33 ; period of such command, X. 1.5.1 : pl., Arist. 1322b3 . naval supremacy, ib. 1274a12 . fleet, Lyc. 733 . nauarx-i/s (sc. nau=s), i/dos, h(, admiral's flagship, Plb. 1.51.1 , D.S. 11.27 , Plu. 27 , Longus 2.28 ; n. trih/rhs D.S. 20.7 . mistress of a fleet, epith. of cities, e.g. Laodicea ad Mare, 3.479 ; of Tripolis, ib. 622 ; of Tyre, ib. 14.830 . nau/arx-os, o(, commander of a fleet, admiral, A. 363 , Hdt. 7.59 , 8.42 , Eub. 67.11 , 12(3).103.12 (pl., Nisyros); ou)/te strathgou\s ou)/te n. S. 1232 ; esp. the Spartan admiral-in-chief, Th. 4.11 , 8.6 , 20 , 23 , X. 1.4.2 , etc.; used of an inferior naval officer, Decr. ap. D. 18.73 ; nauarchorum coetus circiter provincias Orientis, Cod.Just. 11.2.4 . as Adj., e)pi\ naua/rxw| sw/mati . . tw=| basilei/w| A. 723 (anap.). nauba^re/w, weigh down a ship, Ph. 2.465 . nauba^t-e/w, serve as nauba/ths in the cult of Isis (cf. nauarxe/w 11 ), 2955 (Ephesus). nauba^/t-hs, ou, o(, (bai/nw) seafarer, seaman, Hdt. 1.143 , A. 1011 (lyr.), S. 301 , 540 , Th. 1.121 , 14.290 (Megiste), etc. as Adj., n. strato/s A. 987 (lyr.); o(plismoi/ ib. 405 (lyr.); n. sto/los S. 270 ; n. lew/s E. 294 (lyr.); n. a)nh/r collective for nauba/tai, A. 375 . nau/bion, to/, cubic measure in Egypt, with side = two royal cubits (in Roman times, three cubits), used with application to earth as a unit of labour, in pl., 1r . 11 , Wilcken 385.8 , 3pp.80,290 , i 244 (all iii B. C.), 6.132 (i A. D.), 669.11 (iii A. D.):—written naou/ia ib. 1053 (vi/vii A. D.). in sg., tax paid by landholders in lieu of digging so many nau/bia, 5.15 (ii B. C.); n. katoi/kwn, e)nafesi/wn, 662 (ii A. D.), 352 (ii A. D.). perh. another tax, 1396 (i A. D.), iii 84 (i A. D.). *naudamhno/s, o(, epith. of Zeus at Sinope, 9.303 . nau/deton, to/, (de/w A) ship's cable, E. 811 (lyr.). nau-hge/ths, ou, o(, = nau/arxos , Lyc. 873 . nau-hge/w, nau-hgi/a, nau-h/gion, nau-hgo/s, Ion. for nauag-. nau/klaros, = nau/kraros , Hsch. nauklhr-e/w, to be a shipowner, Ar. 598 , X. 7.1 , Lys. 6.49 ; *)erasiklh=s marturei= kuberna=n th\n nau=n h(\n *(ublh/sios e)nauklh/rei Test. ap. D. 35.20 : c. gen., forthgo\n h(=s e)nauklh/rei *(rwmai=os a)nh/r Plu. 73 . metaph., n. po/lin manage, govern, A. 652 , S. 994 . to be manager of a tenement-house (v. nau/klhros 11 ), n. sunoiki/an e)n *peiraiei= Is. 6.19 , cf. Alex. 138 . nauklh/r-hma, atos, to/, voyage, Tz. 9.60 (pl.). nauklhr-i/a, h(, life and calling of a nau/klhros, ship-owning, Lys. 6.19 , Pl. 643e , Arist. 1258b22 , etc.: in pl., And. 1.137 , Vett.Val. 73.6 . poet., voyage, S. 143 , E. 112 (lyr.). adventure, enterprise, Id. 527 . ship, Id. 1519 , Plu. 2.87a . nauklhr-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a nau/klhros, Luc. 2.2 ; n. di/aita Moschio ap. Ath. 5.207c ; n. a)/nqrwpoi Peripl. M.Rubr. 21 ; ta\-ka/, = nauklhri/a , Pl. 842d . nauklh/r-ion, to/, ship of a nau/klhros, in pl., property in ships, D. 23.211 , Plu. 2.234f : sg., 87.7 (iv A. D.). = nau/staqmos , E. 233 (lyr., pl.). nauklhro-ku^bernh/ths, ou, o(, pilot of a nauklh/rion, Wilcken 434.4 (iv A. D.), etc. nauklhro-ma/xi^mos [ma^], o( , sailor in the fleet of the Ptolemies, 5.46 (ii B. C.), 110.22 (ii B. C.). nau/klhr-os, o(, shipowner and merchant (opp. e)/mporos, q. v.), 12.127.34 , 128.4 , Hdt. 1.5 , 4.152 , S. 128 , 547 , E. 417 , Ar. 595 , Th. 1.137 , X. 3.9.11 . skipper, sailing-master, 344.4 (Delos, ii B. C.), 27.11 , 63.4 (ii/iii A. D.). generally, captain, commander, A. 177 : as Adj., n. pla/th S. 430 ; n. xei/r the master's hand, of a charioteer, E. 1224 ; n. po/lis Philostr. 2.26.2 . at Athens, one who rented and sub-let tenement-houses, Sannyr. 6 , Hyp. 37 , Diph. 37 , cf. Hsch. , Poll. 1.75 . = nau/kraros , Id. 8.108 (s. v. l.); cf. nau/klaros. nauklhr-w/simos, on, to be sub-let to lodgers, ste/gai Hsch. nauko/ros, v. newko/ros . naukra/r-ia [kra_], ta/ , registry of the nau/kraroi, Ammon. p.94 V.; naukrarei=a in Thom.Mag. p.246 R. naukrar-i/a, h(, naucrary (v. nau/kraros), Arist. 8.3 , Clidem. 8 , Phot. naukrar-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a nau/kraros or naukrari/a, a)rgu/rion Lex Solonis ap. Arist. 8.3 , cf. Harp. s.v. naukrarika/ . nau/krar-os, o(, in early Athens, the chief official of a division (naukrari/a) of the citizens for financial and administrative purposes, Lex Solonis ap. Arist. 8.3 , etc.; oi( pruta/nies tw=n n. Hdt. 5.71 ; [ *kleisqe/nhs] kate/sthse dhma/rxous th\n au)th\n e)/xontas e)pime/leian toi=s pro/teron n. Arist. 21.5 ; cf. nau/klhros 11.2 , nau/klaros. (-kraros prob. = 'chief', cf. pr. n. [ *l]akrari/das 7.1931 : from -kra_sros, cf. ka/ra.) naukra^t-e/w, have the command of the sea, Th. 7.60 :— Pass. , to be mastered at sea, X. 6.2.8 . naukra^t-h/s, e/s, master or mistress of the sea, naukrate/es th=s qala/sshs Hdt. 5.36 . naukra^/t-hs (parox.), ou, o(, holding a ship fast: name of a fish, th\n e)xenhi/+da naukra/thn e)/graye/ tis Eust. 1490.19 , cf. Cyran. 31 . naukra^t-htiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for victory at sea, shmei=on D.C. 51.21 . naukra^t-i/a, h(, naval victory, And. 3 , D.C. 49.7 , etc. *nau/kra^tis, ios or ews, h(, in Egypt, Hdt. 2.97 ; *naukrati/ths [i_], ou, o( , <*> , Call. 40 , Str. 17.1.33 ; ste/fanos N., = sa/myuxos , Anacr. 83 :—Adj. *naukrati_tiko/s, h/, o/n, D. 24.11 . naukra/twr [a^], oros, o(, h(, = naukrath/s , Hdt. 6.9 , Th. 5.97 , 109 . master of a ship, S. 1072 . nau=la, h(, later form for na/bla, Aq. 32(33).2 , Sm. 91(92).4 . naulai=on, to/, = nau=lon 1b , 4425iv32 (ii A. D.). nau=llon, to/, = nau=lon 1a , 11 ( 2 ). 165.55 , al. (Delos, iii B. C.), Sch. Ar. 272 :—also nau=llos, o(, Sch.Ar.l.c.; acc. nau=llon (gender indeterminate) 22.1128.13 . naulodo/kos, o(, receiver of freights, Ostr. 1477 (ii A. D.). nau=lon, to/, later form for na/bla, Hsch. s.v. na/blas . v. sq. nau=los, o(, Ar. (v. infr.), 22.1672.126 , 159 , 1262.6 (Smyrna, i A. D.), 286 ; also h(, acc. to Sch. Ar. 272 ; and nau=lon, to/ (v. infr.), cf. nau=llon:— passage-money, fare or freight, e)/kbain', a)po/dos to\n n., says Charon , Ar. 270 ; th=s po/lews nau=lon telou/shs toi=s a)/gousi tou\s li/qous 12.32B50 (Olbia, iii B. C.); nau=lon sunqe/sqai to agree upon one's fare, X. 5.1.12 ; to\n. tw=n cu/lwn parasxei=n D. 49.26 , cf. ll. cc.; to\ n. a)posterei=n Din. 1.56 ; parapo/llumi to\ n. Arisipp. ap. Plu. 2.439e ; e)/dwke to\ n. au)tou= LXX 1.3 ; lalw=n ta\ n. Diph. 43.21 ; e)/dwka au)tw=| ta\ n. 3553 ; to\ de\ n. diwrqwsa/meqa u(pe\r au)tw=n 52.13 (iii B. C.); sune/bh nau=lon h(mi=n prosa/gesqai tou= . . ploi/ou we were charged for the hire of the boat, ib. 368.27 (iii B. C.). n. ploi/ou name of a tax paid for the use of state-provided boats, 645.16 (ii A. D.), 8.960.15 (iv A. D.); a)podiagra/yein to\ sunaxqhso/menon n. e)pi\ th\n basilikh\n tra/pezan 12.7 (ii B. C.), cf. 6954 . freight, cargo of ships, to\ n. sfeteri/z<*> D. 32.2 . rent of a tenement, Poll. 1.75 . nau<*>la, ta/, e)fo/dia, Hsch. (ascribed to Aeschylus by Cyr. in cod. Laur. 57.39 ). naulox-e/w, lie in a harbour or creek, esp. lie in wait in order to sally out on passing ships, abs. in Hdt. 7.189 , 192 , 8.6 , E. 249 (lyr.):— Med. , nauloxei=sqai/ tini D.H. 1.44 (s. v.l.). c.acc., lie in wait for, Th. 7.4 . naulox-i/a, h(, anchorage, esp. of pirates, App. 92 . naulo/x-ion, to/, = nau/loxos 11 , Ar. 78 . nau/lox-os, on, affording a safe anchorage, epith. of a harbour, lime/nes d' e)/ni n. au)th=| Od. 4.846 ; n. e)s lime/na 10.141 ; n. lipw\n e(/dras S. 460 ; w)= n. kai\ petrai=a qerma\ loutra/ ye hot springs by the haven and from the rock (unless nau/loxa is Subst.), Id. 633 (lyr.); *)axaiw=n nau/loxoi periptuxai/ E. 1015 : Sup. nauloxw/tatos limh/n Ph. 1.181 , cf. 352 . Subst., station for ships, haven, Suid. : also neut. pl. nau/loxa Plu. 2.984b ; cf. supr. naul-o/w, (nau=los) let one's ship for hire, Plu. 2.707c , 572.42 (Myra), 3.948.1 (iii A. D.):— Med. , hire a ship, Plb. 31.12.11 , Ath. 12.521a , 305.4 (iv A. D.). naul-w/simos, on, for hire, ploi=on 276.7 (i A.D.); kth/nh, o)/noi, 54.4 (iii/iv A.D.), 238.7 (iii A.D.). naul-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, for chartering of ships: -kh/ (sc. suggrafh/), h(, 643 (ii A.D.). nau=ma, = polu/gonon , Hsch. nauma^x-e/w, fight by sea, Hdt. 7.143 , al.; tini with one, Id. 2.161 ; e)nanti/a th=| po/lei And. 1.101 ; pro/s tinas X. 2.1.14 ; peri\ patri/dos Hdt. 8.57 ; n. th\n peri\ tw=n krew=n, i.e. to be in the battle of Arginusae (v. kre/as 2 ), Ar. 191 ; ma\ tou\s e)n *salami=ni naumaxh/santas D. 18.208 , cf. Pl. 241b , 241d . metaph., do battle with, kakoi=s tosou/tois Ar. 479 . nauma^x-hsei/w, Desiderat. of naumaxe/w, wish to fight by sea, Th. 8.79 . nauma^x-hte/on, one must fight by sea, Arist. 1376a2 . nauma^x-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, sea-fight, Hdt. 6.14 , al., Th. 1.13 , etc.; n. poie/esqai Hdt. 8.49 ; naumaxi/h| krath/sas, e(sswqe/ntes, Id. 3.39 , 6.92 ; naumaxi/a| nika=n X. 1.6.2 ; naumaxi/as nenikh/kate ib. 1.1.28 ; naumaxi/an a)pw/sasqai/ tina in a sea-fight, Th. 1.32 ; polla\s n. nenaumaxhkw/s Lys. 7.41 ; th\n peri\ *salami=na n. tw=n *(ellh/nwn pro\s tou\s barba/rous Pl. 707b . nau/ma^x-os, on (proparox.), of or for a sea-fight, custa\ n. pikes for sea-battles, Il. 15.389 , cf. 677 ; do/rata n. Hdt. 7.89 , cf. D.Chr. 11.117 , Opp. 5.301 , 2.62 . parox. nauma/xos, Act. , fighting at sea, AP 7.741 ( Crin. ), Ath. 4.154f , 3.1202.146 (iii A. D.). nau=on, to/, perh. an Egyptian measure of length, 383 (iii B. C.). nau=os, v. nao/s. *nau/paktos, h(, (nau=s, ph/gnumi) Naupactus, on the north of the gulf of Corinth, Th. 2.91 :—Adj. *naupa/ktios, a, on, A. 262 , etc. nauphg-ei=on, to/, shipyard, D.S. 19.58 ; cf. nauph/gion. nauphg-e/w, to be a shipbuilder, build ships, Ar. 513 , Pl. 1.107c :—more freq. in Med. , ploi=a, ne/as nauphge/esqai, build oneself ships, get them built, Hdt. 2.96 , 6.46 , cf. Pl.l.c.; e)pi/ tini against others, Hdt. 1.27 ; e)nauphgou=nto new=n sto/lon Th. 1.31 ; trih/reis e)nauphghsa/meqa And. 3.5 , cf. Th. 6.90 , D. 17.28 : pf. nenauph/ghmai in med. sense, D.S. 20.16 :— Pass. , of ships, to be built, Th. 1.13 ( v.l. e)nnauphghqh=nai ); o(po/sa a)\n oi)kodomhqh=| h)\ nauphghqh=| X. 4.35 , cf. 1.3.17 , Plu. 2.321d . metaph. in Med. , contrive, 'engineer', ta\ pa/nta nenauphghme/nh e)pi\ tai=s *(rwmai/wn tu/xais J. 19.2.4 . nauphg-h/s, e/s, shipbuilding, te/xnai Man. 4.323 . nauphg-h/si^mos, on, also h, on Pl. 705c , Str. 14.5.3 :— useful in shipbuilding, of timber, i)/dh Hdt. 5.23 ; cu/la Th. 4.108 , 7.25 , X. 5.2.16 , 135.10 (Olynthus, iv B.C.); u(/lh Pl.l.c., Str.l.c.; xw/ra Philostr. 19.20 . nauph/g-hsis, ews, h(, = sq., 6994.30 (iii B.C.), Asp. 143.13 , Hsch. s.v. culodwni/h. nauphg-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, shipbuilding, Hdt. 1.27 ; n. a(rmo/zein to practise shipbuilding, E. 460 ; nauphgi/an trihrw=n paraskeua/zesqai Th. 4.108 , cf. D.S. 19.58 . nauphg-iko/s, h/, o/n, for shipbuilding, pe/lekus Luc. 10.9 : h(-kh/ (with or without te/xnh), art of shipbuilding, Arist. 1094a8 , Gal. 5 : Subst., to\ nauphg-ko/n Plu. 2.571f ; contract for building a ship, PLond. 3.1164h14 (iii A.D.). nauph/g-ion, to/, shipbuilder's yard, dockyard, Ar. 1157 , 363.41 , 365.20 (iii B. C.). nauphg-o/s, o(, (ph/gnumi) shipbuilder, shipwright, Th. 1.13 , Pl. 333c , al., 2 p. 61 (iii B. C.), 270.8 (iii B.C.):—written navuphgo/s 12.672 ; naphgo/s ib. 428 . *naupli/a, Ion. -ih, h(, in Argolis, Hdt. 6.76 , etc.; *nauplieu/s, e/ws, o(, a Nauplian, Str. 8.6.14 :—Adj. *nau/plios, a, on, E. 369 ; or nauphg-i/eios, ib. 54 . nau/plios, o(, a kind of shell-fish, Peripl.M.Rubr. 17 ; f.l. for nauti/los , Artem. 2.14 . nau/poda: makro/poda, Hsch. (false division of tanau/poda). nau/-poros, on, = nausi/poros , ship-frequented, a)ktai/ A. 10 ; li/mnhs sto/ma A.R. 4.1546 . parox. naupo/ros, = nausi/poros 11.2 , pla/th E. 877 . nau/-prhstis, idos, h(, (pi/mprhmi) Adj. burning ships, EM 598.43 . nau-pru/ta^nis [u^], ios, o(, ruling ships or the sea, dai/mwn Pi. 6.130 . nau=ra h)\ nauro/n: o)/gkos, Hsch. nauri/zein: katamwka=sqai, Id. nauro/s, o(, temple-guard, IG 14.401 (Messana). (Cf. narou/s: prob. from nao/s and -horvo- (e)ru/w B), cf. qurwro/s, etc.) nau=s, h(, (v. infr.) ship, Hom. , etc. (but rare in non-literary Hellenistic Greek, once in NT, Act.Ap. 27.41 , ploi=on being generally used); e)n nh/essi or e)n nhusi/n at the ships, i.e. in the camp formed by the ships drawn up on shore, Il. 2.688 , 11.659 ; nh=es makrai/ ships of war, built long and taper for speed, Th. 1.41 , etc.; opp. nh=es stroggu/lai round-built merchant-ships, Hdt. 1.163 , etc.; ne/es alone, = trih/reis , opp. penthko/nteroi, Id. 8.1 ; nh=es kenai/, i.e. without fighting men in them, D. 3.5 ; nau=s makra/ collective for makrai/, A. 380 .— Att. declens. nau=s, new/s, nhi+, nau=n, dual gen. and dat. neo=in, pl. nh=es, new=n (nhw=n is v. l. in Lys. 13.15 ), nausi/, nau=s; in later writers, nom. pl. nau=s, acc. pl. nh=as, D.S. 13.13 , Plb. 5.2.4 , etc., cf. Phryn. 147 :— Ep. nhu=s, nho/s, nhi/+, nh=a, pl. nh=es, nhw=n, nhusi/ or nh/essi, nh=as (but also gen. and acc. sg. neo/s, ne/a [the latter as monosyll. in Od. 9.283 ], pl. ne/es, new=n, ne/essi, ne/as); Ep. gen. and dat. pl. nau=fi, -fin, Il. 2.794 , 16.281 , Od. 14.498 ; in late Ep. , nom. nh=us dub. l. in Mosch. 2.104 , cf. 440.17 ; acc. sg. and pl. nhu=n, nhu=s, A.R. 1.1358 , Herod. 2.3 , Dem. Bith. 4.6 : Hdn.Gr. 1.401 , 2.675 , 553 also gives neu=s, nei/+ (v.l. in Hdt. 7.184 ), and neusi/ ( Hp. 27 , 5829 ):— Ion. nhu=s, neo/s, nhi/+, ne/a, pl. ne/es, new=n, nhusi/ (nhusi/n Epigr. in 12(8).683 (Thasos, vi/v B. C.)), ne/as (but nho/s Archil. (?) in 54 ; nho/s is freq. in codd. of Hdt. , nhw=n 7.160 ):— Dor. nau=s (na=s Hdn.Gr. 1.400 ), na_o/s Pi. 4.185 , al., na_i/+ Id. 13.54 , al. (na=| perh. to be read in Alcm. 23 iii 27 ), nau=n Pi. 4.245 , 234 (na=n Hdn.Gr. 1.328 , na=a B. 16.89 ); pl. na=es Pi. 12.4 ,al., naw=n Id. 1.74 , nausi/, nausi/n, Id. 7.29 , 3.68 (na/essi ib. 4.56 ), na=as f.l. in Theoc. 22.17 :— Aeol. sg. gen. na=os, dat. na=i+, pl. dat. na/essi, Alc. 19 , 18 , 79 , gen. na_/wn Id. 12.9 , Sapph. 5.2 :—Trag. commonly use Dor. forms in lyr., Att. in dialogue (but sts. nao/s, naw=n, A. 62 , 340 , etc.); the Ep. forms nho/s S. 761 , nhw=n E. 1485 , nh=as A. 744 (lyr.), nhusi/n Id. 370 (cod. M) are prob. corrupt. (Cf. Skt. naús, Lat. nāvis, etc.) nau=sqlon, to/, = nau=lon , 4.823.12 (Troezen), Hsch. nausqlo/w, carry by sea, e)k ga=s E. 162 (lyr.); e)s gh=n patri/da nausqlw/swn nekro/n Id. 1037 :— Med. , take with one by sea, nausqlou=sqe pai=da Id. 1487 :— Pass. , go by sea, nausqlou=mai Id. 677 ; pela/gesin nausqlou/menos Id. 1210 ; ou) nausqlw/somai Ar. 126 . Pass. , to be visited by ships, gh= nausqlwqh/setai Lyc. 1415 . nausi/a, Ion. -ih, v. nauti/a. nausi/-a_sis [i^], ews, h(, squeamishness, Hsch. nausi-a/w, = nautia/w , pf. nenausi/aka 1097.4 (i A. D.). nausi-ba/ths [a^], ou, o(, = nauba/ths , 33.7 , Man. 1.323 , Hsch. s.v. baruda/nin. nausi/-bi^os, on, living by the sea, Alciphr. 1.12 (pr.n.). nausi/-dromos, on, ship-speeding, ou)=ros Orph. 74.10 . nausi-kleito/s, h/, o/n, famed for ships, famous by sea, kou/rh| nausikleitoi=o *du/mantos Od. 6.22 , cf. 31 , 219 . nausi-klu^to/s, o/n, = foreg., *fai/hkes, *foi/nikes, Od. 7.39 , 15.415 ; fem. nausikluta/n Pi. 5.9 . nausi-o/eis, essa, en, feeling nausea or disgust, Nic. 83 ( v.l. naut- ), 482 . nausi-pe/dh, h(, anchor, Luc. 15 . nausi-pe/ra_tos, Ion. nhusipe/rhtos, on, navigable, Hdt. 1.189 , 193 , 5.52 , Arist. 351a18 , D.H. 3.44 . nausi/-podes, oi(, ship-footed, of islanders, Hsch. , Eust. 1515.27 . nausi/-pompos, on, ship-wafting, au)/ra E. 1712 (lyr.). nausi/-poros, on, traversed by ships, navigable, of a river, X. 2.2.3 , Arist. 846b31 , Hld. 10.5 , Philostr. 3.1 . parox. nausipo/ros, on, Act. , passing in a ship, seafaring, stratia/ E. 48 (lyr.). causing a ship to pass, pla/tai n. ship-speeding oars, Id. 172 (lyr.). nausi/-stonos u(/bris, the lamentable loss of the ships, Pi. 1.72 . nausi-fqo/ros, on, ship-destroying, au)=rai Tim. 144 . nausi-fo/rhtos, on, carried by ship, seafaring, a)/ndres Pi. 1.33 . nausi/-wsis, ews, h(, = nausi/asis , vomiting: hence flebw=n n. gushing of blood from the veins, Hp. 11 (pl.). nausoi/khtos, on, occupied by ships, Sch. Opp. 5.461 . nau=sson, to/, name of a tax, 4.6 (Cyzicus, vi B.C.), 1000.1 (Cos, i B.C.).—In 4 -ss- is written T. nau/-staqmon, to/, (staqmo/s) harbour, anchorage, roadstead, Th. 3.6 , E. 602 (pl.):—more freq. nau/-staqmos, o(, Plb. 5.19.6 , D.S. 27.12 , Plu. 16 , etc.; hence of ships assembled in a roadstead, Id. 22 , 5 . nau/sths, ou, o(, = nau/ths , 1207 . naustilei/a, h(, late form, = nautili/a , 2.80.16 , 2.81.16 (v A.D.). naustol-e/w, fut. -h/sw. E. 474 : pf. nenausto/lhka (sun-) S. 550 : trans., carry or convey by sea, da/marta E. 741 (troch.): metaph., i)/dia n. e)pikw/mia providing matter for their own praise, Pi. 6.32 , cf. Luc. 2 :— Pass. , with fut. Med. -h/somai, go by sea, E. 1048 ; ta\ naustolou/mena Id. 492.6 ; thlikou=ton pe/lagos naustolhqei/s D.S. 4.13 . guide, steer, metaph., kuma/twn a)/ter po/lin sh\n naustolh/seis E. l.c.; tw\ pte/ruge poi= naustolei=s; whither pliest thou thy wings? Ar. 1229 ; o( naustolw=n . . ei)m' e)gw\ ta\s sumfora/s the enterprise is mine, E. 599 . intr., go by ship, sail, e)c *)ili/ou S. 245 ; pro\s oi)/kous a)p' *)ili/ou E. 77 : metaph., dia\ po/nwn e)nausto/loun Id. 821.2 . c. acc. loci, approach by sea, i(/ppoisin h)\ ku/mbaisi n. xqo/na; S. 127 (by zeugma), cf. E. 682 , 36 , 106 .— Poet. and later Prose. nausto/l-hma, atos, to/, in pl., = sq., po/ntou naustolh/maq' E. 209 . naustol-i/a, h(, going by sea, naval expedition, Id. 795 (lyr.), Str. 16.2.23 . nausto-loge/w, takeas a passenger, metaph. of *)axe/rwn, 8.21445 (Caesarea Mauret.). nausto-lo/gos, o(, = navis dispositor, Gloss. : also, in pl., pilotage dues, ib. nau/stolos, on, dispatched or equipped as a ship, crossing the water, A. 858 . naut-ei/a, h(, naval affairs, su/llhyis tw=n ei)s th\n n. 90.17 (Rosetta, ii B.C.), cf. 85.6 (iii B.C.). nau/t-hs, ou, o(, (nau=s) seaman, sailor, Il. 19.375 , Sapph. 9.8 , Pi. 4.188 , Pl. 302a , etc.: as Adj., n. o(/milos E. 921 (lyr.); by sea, opp. pezo/s (by land), A. 719 (troch.). passenger by sea, nau/thn a)/gein tina/ S. 901 : metaph., sumposi/ou nau=tai mates in the drinking bout, Dionys.Eleg. 5 . naut-i/a, Ion. nausi/h Semon. 7.54 , h(:— seasickness, or generally, nausea, Arist. 664b13 (pl.), Aret. 1.5 , 2.2 , Alciphr. 2.4 , Jul. 6.190d : pl., Porph. 8.1 . generally, disgust, Semon.l.c. naut-iasmo/s, o(, = foreg., 130 . naut-ia/w, mostly in pres. and impf. (aor., Luc. 19 , Gal. 16.665 , Phryn. 172 : fut., Aristo Stoic. 1.89 ):— suffer from seasickness or nausea, Ar. 882 , Pl. 191a , 639b , Arist. 868a6 , D. 30 , Plu. 33 ; tau=ta d' e)sti\ plei=n h)\ nautia=n 637 ; e)nauti/wn Luc. 4 . generally, to be disgusted, Demetr. 15 , Phryn.l.c. naut-ieu/s, derivative of nau/ths, sine expl., 63.55 . naut-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a ship, seafaring, naval, o( n. strato/s Hdt. 7.100 , 203 , etc.; opp. o( pezo/s, Id. 8.1 ; n. lew/s A. 383 ; sto/los S. 561 ; n. e)rei/pia wrecks of ships, A. 660 ; e(dw/lia S. 1277 ; ska/fh ib. 1278 ; n. po/lemos And. 4.12 ; n. a)strologi/a Arist. 0.79a1 ; e)/ggaia kai\ nautika/ property on land and sea, PEleph. 1.13 (iv B.C.); n. a)narxi/a among the seamen, E. 607 ; to\ n. crew, Hp. 14 ; but usu. navy, fleet, Hdt. 7.97 , 160 , Ar. 1063 , Th. 1.36 , etc.; h( -kh/ Hdt. 7.161 . of persons, skilled in seamanship, nautical, nautikoi\ e)ge/nonto became a naval power, Th. 1.18 , cf. 7.21 ; nautiko/s, o(, = nau/ths , 929.8 (ii/iii A.D.). h(-kh/ (sc. te/xnh) navigation, seamanship, Hdt. 8.1 , etc.; ta\ -ka/ Pl. 1.124e : ta\ -ka/, also, naval affairs, sea-power, Th. 4.75 , X. 1.6.4 . nautiko/n, to/, perh. pilot's fee, POxy. 522.15 (ii A.D.); but usu. money borrowed or lent on bottomry, in full, n. xrh/mata Lys. 32.7 : mostly in pl., n. e)kdedome/na ib. 6 ; nautiko\n a)nele/sqai to take it up, borrow it, D. 50.17 ; nautikoi=s e)rga/zesqai Id. 33.4 : in sg., X. 3.9 ; also n. to/kos D.L. 6.99 . Adv. -kw=s, danei/zein Id. 7.13 . nauti^l-e/w|, dat. sg., perh. Coan form of *nauti/lw|, The Sailor, as place-name, 1000.11 (Cos, i B.C.). nauti^l-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, sailing, seamanship, Od. 8.253 , Hes. 618 , Pl. 527d , al. voyage, Hdt. 4.145 , Hp. 4.14 : and in pl., nautili/h|si makrh=|si e)piqe/sqai Hdt. 1.1 , cf. 163 ; nautili/h|si xre/esqai Id. 2.43 , cf. Pi. 3.22 , 4(3).57 . ship, polu/skalmos n. 7.295.4 ( Leon. ). nauti/llomai, only pres. and impf. (exc. aor. subj. nauti/letai [i_] Od. 4.672 (prob.), inf. nauti/lasqai [i_] D.C. 56.3 ):— sail, go by sea, nauti/letai ei(/neka patro/s Od.l.c., cf. 14.246 , Hdt. 1.163 , 2.5 , al., S. 717 , E. 793 ; n. th\n [qa/lassan] sail on, navigate, Hdt. 1.202 ; nautili/an nauti/llesqai Pl. 551c . of the nautilus, kenw=| [tw=| o)stra/kw|] n. Arist. 622b9 . metaph., of water-fowl, Philostr. 1.9 . nauti/los [i^], o(, poet. for nau/ths, seaman, sailor, Hdt. 2.43 , A. 468 , S. 1146 : rare in Com., Nausicr. 1.2 , 2.10 . as Adj. nau/ti^los, on, of a ship, n. se/lmata A. 1442 ; n. pla/th E. 846 . the paper nautilus, Argonauta argo, a cephalopod mollusc fabled to sail by spreading its membranous arms, Arist. 525a21 , 622b5 , cf. Call. 6.3 , Opp. 1.340 , Ael. 9.34 . nauti^lofqo/ros, on, bane of sailors, Lyc. 650 . nauti/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of nau/ths, gunai=kes Theopomp.Com. 79 . nautiw/dhs, es, (nauti/a) nauseous, sickening, Dsc. 1.40 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 4.11.6 , Plu. 2.127a , 128d ; to\ n. Gal. 6.678 . disposed to nausea, dia/qesis Id. 13.122 , 156 . Adv. -dw=s, e)/xein Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 5.27.22 . nauto-di/kai [i^], oi(, at Athens, judges of the admiralty-court, IG 12.41.4 , Lys. 17.5 , Luc. 2.2 : they also took cognizance of grafai\ ceni/as, Cratin. 233 , cf. Ar. 225 . nauto-kra/twr [a^], oros, = naukra/twr , 46.331 (Teos), v.l. in Th. 5.97 , 109 . nauto-loge/w, take on board passengers or cargo, PLond. 3.1164h19 (iii A.D.): metaph., *ku/prin n. 9.415 ( Antiphil. ). nauto-lo/gos, on, collecting seamen, Str. 8.6.15 . nauto-pai/dion, to/, sailor boy, Hp. 2.1.12 . nau/tria, h(, fem. of nau/ths, as if from *nauth/r, Ar. 825 . nau-fa/gos [a^], on, ship-devouring, wrecking, Lyc. 1095 . nau/-farktos, v. nau/fraktos. nau-fqori/a, h(, shipwreck, loss of ships, AP 7.73 (Tull. Gem. ): pl., Man. 1.324 . nau/-fqoros, on, shipwrecked, n. stolh/, pe/ploi, the garb of shipwrecked men, E. 1382 , 1539 . nau/-fraktos, Att. nau/-farktos Phot. (nau/f[ . . . .]os 12.296.30 ), on: (fra/ssw):— shipfenced, *)ia/nwn n. *)/arhs, of the Greeks at Salamis, A. 951 (lyr.); so n. o(/milos ib. 1029 (lyr.); stra/teuma E. 1259 ; strato/s Ar. 567 ; nau/farkton ble/pein to look like a ship of war, Id. 95 . nau-fu^la^ke/w, guard a ship, Eust. 1562.36 . nau-fu/lac [u^], o(, one who keeps watch on board ship, Ar. 372 . = naofu/lac 1 , 42(1).402 (pl., Epid., ii A.D.). nau/w, Aeol. for na/w (q.v.), Hsch. = i(keteu/w , Id., Phot. nauw/n, w=nos, o(, (nau=s) = new/n, new/rion , Hsch. na/fqa^, h( (to/, Eust. 700.56 ), naphtha (Persian naft), Dsc. 1.73 , D.C. 36.3a :—also na/fqas, o(, Str. 16.1.15 ; acc. na/fqan LXX 3.64 ; gen. na/fqa Str.l.c., Plu. 35 . nafro/n, to/, linen thread, Hsch. naxado/n: saqro/n, Id. naxeile/s, = foreg., Id. na/w, only pres. and impf., Att. contr. na=| S. 5 , part. nw=ntas Phot. :—flow, e)n de\ krh/nh na/ei Od. 6.292 ; kai\ frei/ata makra\ na/ousin Il. 21.197 ; o)/fr' a)\n u(/dwr te na/h| Epigr. ap. Pl. 264d ; oi)/nw| *(axelw=|os a)=ra na=| S.l.c.; u(/dati na=e was running with . . , A.R. 1.1146 ; na=en fo/nw| Call. 224 :— Pass. , to be watered, na_ome/noisi to/pois Nic. 74.58 . [a^ in Hom. and presupposed by na=|, nw=ntas, cf. a)e/naos: a_ v.l. in Od. 9.222 , always in late Ep. exc. Euph. 23 ; nai=on (so Aristarch. and some codd.) d' o)rw=| a)/ggea pa/nta is prob. correct in Od.l.c., cf. e)/naien e)n a(/lmh| (with pun on nai/w dwell) Matro 77 , and naiome/noisi (neom- codd.) shd. perh. be read in Nic. l.c.] (Cf. e)/nnuqen, nau/w, no/a, Skt. snaúti (pf. part. Pass. snutás) 'drip', MIr. snuadh 'river', etc.: na/w [a^] from sn[acaron]w-w, nai/w and na/w [a_] from sn[acaron]w-yw.) naw/rion, v. new/rion. ne/a, Ion. acc. of nau=s. v. neio/s. nea/ggeltos, on, newly or lately told, fa/tis A. 736 . nea_genh/s, f.l. for neogenh/s in E. 1623 (unless scanned as trisyll.). nea/zw, impf. e)ne/azon Agath. 5.15 : aor. 1 inf. nea/sai 11.256 ( Lucill. ), elsewh. only pres.: (ne/os):—intr., to be young or new, to\ nea/zon youth, S. 144 ; nea/zwn thinking or acting like a youth, E. 713 ; n. tw=| tro/pw| Men. 749 : metaph., to be full of youthful spirit, filei= de\ ti/ktein u(/bris palaia\ nea/zousan u(/brin A. 764 (lyr.), cf. 105 (lyr.); nea/zein a)rxo/menos Alciphr. 1.28 . to be the younger of two, o( me\n nea/zwn S. 374 . grow or be young again, AP l.c.; o(/pws ghra/skwn nea/zh| toi=s a)gaqoi=s Epicur. 3p.59U. Pass. , to be renewed, ste/mma . . e)k patro\s paidi\ neazo/menon 15.6 . = nea/w , Hsch.s.h.v. nea/zomen: a)fiknou/meqa, Id. ne/aira, v. nei/aira. *ne/aira, h(, Neaera, daughter of Oceanus:—hence *neairh/i+des i(/ppoi, Hsch. ne-ai/retos, on, newly taken, qh/r A. 1063 ; po/lis ib. 1065 ; bou/balis Id. 330 . ne-a/khs, v. neh/khs. ne-a^ko/nhtos, on, newlywhetted, neako/nhton ai(=ma xeiroi=n e)/xwn S. 1394 (lyr.); cf. ai(=ma 11 fin. ne-aldh/s, e/s, (a)ldei=n) newly grown or produced, Opp. 1.692 . ne-a/lestos [a^], on, newly-ground, Sch. Nic. 410 . ne-alh/s, e/s, newly caught, Suid. , Hsch. , Ammon. p.95 V. fresh, not tired, of persons and animals, e(/ws nealh/s e)stin au)th\n th\n a)kmh/n Ar. 361 ; i(/ppoi nealei=s, opp. a)peirhko/tes, X. 8.6.17 ; -e/steroi o)/ntes Pl. 265b ; freq. of soldiers, a)kmai=oi kai\ n. Plb. 3.73.5 , cf. 10.14.3 ; a)h/tthtoi kai\ n. Plu. 39 (hence of reserve troops, App. 1.58 ); n. kai\ pro/qumos Plu. 2.669a ; -e/steros e)peiselqei=n Luc. 26 , cf. 16 . (ne/os, a(/ls A) freshly salted, opp. tetarixeume/nos, D. 25.61 (metaph.); turo/s Archig. ap. Gal. 12.808 ; kre/as Gal. 6.528 ; of a dead body, Luc. 15 ; neale\s ga/la Nic. 364 (nearo/n cod. opt.). young, = nearo/s, mo/sxos ib. 358 . [a^ only in Nic. ll.cc.] ne-a/lwtos [a^], on, newly caught, Hdt. 9.120 ( v.l. neoa/lwtos ). ne-a/mata, ta/, = culta nova, Gloss. ne-a^melgh/s, e/s, newly milked, Paul.Aeg. 4.1 . ne-a_me/ra, h(, Aeol. , = noumhni/a , 12(2).81.1 (Mytil.), 3 No. 152.37 (ii B.C.; nename/ra lapis). ne-a/n, a=nos, o(, = ne/os , A.D. 160.8 (nea=n codd.), Suid. s.v. nea=nis , Eust. 335.15 ; cf. cuna/n. ne/-andros, on: a)lkh=| n. in battle a young warrior, Lyc. 1345 . ne-a_nei/a, h(, spirited, audacious act, Ph. 1.258 , 2.128 , cf. Hdn. 265 , Suid. ; contr. fr. neaniei/a (q.v.). ne-anqh/s, e/s, new-blown, Nic. 609 ; ai)=nos 3.716.16 . nea_n-i/as, ou, Ep. and Ion. nehni/hs, ew, o(, dat. pl. neani/ois 9(2).205.25 (Phthiotis, iii B.C.): (nea/n):—young man, Hom. (only in Od. ) always with a)nh/r, nehni/h| a)ndri\ e)oikw/s Od. 10.278 ; a)/ndres koimh/santo nehni/ai 14.524 ; pai=des nehni/ai Hdt. 1.61 , cf. 7.99 ; n. gambro/s Pi. 7.4 ; te/ktones kw/mwn n. Id. 3.5 : without a Subst. in Hdt. 1.37 , 43 , S. 335 , 750 , E. 698 , X. 3.1.2 , etc. freq. with the sense of a youth in character, i.e. either in good sense, impetuous, active, E. 1041 , cf. Ar. 1333 , X. 1.3.6 , D. 18.313 ; or in bad sense, hot-headed, wilful, headstrong, E. 580 ; e(\n me\n toi/nun tou=to . . poli/teuma tou= neani/ou tou/tou D. 18.136 , cf. Pl. 239d . as masc. Adj., youthful, neani/ai ta\s o)/yeis Lys. 10.29 . of things, etc., new, young, fresh, neani/ais w)/moisi E. 1562 ; n. qw/raka kai\ braxi/ona Id. 1095 ; a)/rtos Ar. 1207 ; n. lo/goi rash, wilful words, E. 679 . [neaniw=n is trisyll. in Ar. 1069 ; cf. neaniko/s.] nea_n-iei/a, h(, youthful spirit, Ph. 2.306 ; cf. neanei/a. nea_n-i/euma, atos, to/, youthful, i.e. spirited or (in bad sense) wanton, act or word, Pl. 390a , Luc. 33 , etc.; of an argument, bold attempt, Simp. 1169.9 . nea_n-i^eu/omai ( Act. only in Hsch. ), fut. -eu/somai D. 19.242 : aor. e)neanieusa/mhn Id. 21.69 :— Pass. (v. infr.):—to be a youth, Ph. 1.303 , Poll. 2.20 . more freq., act like a hot-headed youth, wilfully or wantonly, swagger, Ar. 827 , Lys 324 S. ; n. ei)s tou\s poli/tas behave so towards . . , Isoc. 20.17 , cf. Hyp. 27 ; e)n toi=s lo/gois Pl. 482c ; neanieusa/menos ei)pei=n with youthful insolence, Plu. 1 :— Pass. , e)f' a(/pasi toi=s e(autw=| neneanieume/nois to all his wanton acts, D. 21.18 ; ta\ e)n th=| boulh=| neanieuqe/nta Plu. 29 . make youthful, i.e. bold, promises, c. Adj. neut., n. toiou=ton, w(s . . D. 19.194 ; ou)d' e)neanieu/sato toiou=ton ou)de/n Id. 21.69 ; me/xri tou= lo/gou n. Luc. Bis Acc. 21 : c. inf., undertake with youthful spirit, Plu. 3 . nea_n-i/zw, = foreg., Id. 20 , Poll. 4.136 . nea_n-i^ke/w, to be youthful, Eup. 109 . nea_n-i^ko/s, h/, o/n, (nea/n) youthful, r(w/mh Ar. 1067 : mostly of youthful qualities : hence, fresh, active, vigorous, fine, neanikw/tate Id. 611 ; kre/as n. a fine large piece, Id. 1137 ; lopa/s Alex. 188.2 ; of trees, Thphr. 5.1.11 ( Comp. ); -w/tera a)gaqa/ more splendid, Pl. 363c . high-spirited, impetuous, gay, to\ neanikw/taton the most dashing feat, Ar. 1205 ; a)rxh\ kalh\ kai\ n. Pl. 563e ; gennai=on kai\ n. e)/rwta Id. 204e ; n. te kai\ megaloprepei=s ta\s dianoi/as Id. 503c ; me/ga kai\ n. fro/nhma D. 3.32 ; ou) ga\r h(gei=to lampro\n ou)de\ n. Id. 21.131 , cf. 201 . in bad sense, headstrong, insolent, to\ n. tou= lo/gou Pl. 508d ; h)\ sou= tis -w/teros ib. 509a ; dhmokrati/a h( -wta/th Arist. 1296a4 . of things, vehement, mighty, yu=cis -wta/th Hp. 16 ; ai(morragi/a Id. 1.134 ; fo/bos E. 1204 ; bou/leuma Id. 185.6 : freq. in later Prose, e)piqumi/a n. Arist. 1148a21 ; bronth/ Id. 602b23 ; no/shma ib. 602b29 ; xeimw/n Thphr. 17 . Adv. -kw=s in a youthful manner, e)stei/lamen e(autou\s n. X.Eph. 5.1 . vigorously, Ar. 898 ; n. bohqei=n tini Pl. 168c ; biai/ws kai\ n. Dsc. 1.56 ; of things, Ph. 78.29 : Comp. -kwte/rws, a)gaqo/s Phld. 2.272 S. violently, wantonly, tu/ptein, twqa/zein, Ar. 1307 , 1362 ; n. a)ko/lastos Phld. p.47 M. excessively, n. tromw/dea Hp. 1.9 ; n. prospefuke/nai to be firmly attached to . . , Arist. 530a15 . [neanikh/n is trisyll. in Ar. 1067 ; cf. neani/as.] nea_n-i^ko/ths, htos, h(, youthfulness, Sext. 9.1 . nea=nis, Ep. and Ion. neh=nis ( contr. nh=nis Anacr. 14.3 , 7629 (vase), Kretschmer p.144 , 448.29 ), i^dos, h(, acc. -ida A. 704 , -in E. 179 :—girl, maiden, Il. 18.418 , Pi. 9.31 , A.l.c., 958 (lyr.), S. 784 (lyr.), E.l.c., al., A.R. 1.843 , Lyr. Alex.Adesp. 26; of a young married woman, E. 192 ; parqenikh\ n. Od. 7.20 . as Adj., youthful, xei=res, h(=bai, E. 745 , 477 (lyr.). new, bi/blos 4.3b75 ( Agath. ).—Poet. word, but freq. in LXX, 2.8 , al. nea_nisk-a/rion, to/, Dim. of neani/skos, Arr. 2.16.29 . nea_nisk-arxe/w, hold office of neaniska/rxhs, 3.765 , 1098 . nea_nisk-a/rxhs, ou, o(, official in charge of e)/fhboi, ib. 1162.8 , 3(1).238 , 2.440 , al. (Tanais), 2.620 (Teos), 29.23 (Sparta, ii A.D.), 11.293 (Smyrna). nea_nisk-eu/mata, ta/, = Lat. Juvenalia, D.C. 61.19 , 67.14 . nea_nisk-eu/omai, only pres., to be in one's youth, Eup. 29 , Posidipp. 9 ; n. e)n toi=s e)fh/bois X. 1.2.15 , Plu. 2.12b . nea_/nisk-os, Ion. nehn-, o(, (nea/n) youth, young man, IG 12.374.162 , al., Hdt. 4.72 , 112 , Pl. 211d , Arist. 1303b21 , Anon.Hist.( 160 ) p.887 J. , etc.; n. to\ ei)=dos (nisi leg. neaniko/s) X. 3.3.5 ; in Hdt. 3.53 the same youth is called both nehni/hs and nehni/skos; but in Antipho 3.4.6 and 8 the same person is called n. and meira/kion, and the eldest son of Socrates is called neani/skos X. 2.2.1 , but meira/kion Pl. 34d ; e)/n te paisi\ kai\ n. kai\ e)n a)ndra/si Id. 413e ; pai=s ei)/kosi e)/tea, nehni/skos ei)/kosi, nehni/hs ei)/kosi, ge/rwn ei)/kosi Pythag. ap. D.L. 8.10 , cf. Hp. 5 : more freq. than neani/as in later Gr., Wilcken 30i4 (iii/ii B.C.), Plb. 1.36.12 , 19.20 , etc. o( e)mo\s n. my young man, i.e. servant, Luc. 53 ; perh. also, 18.6 (iii B.C.), 14.51 : pl., dub. sens., 153 (iii B.C., written neni/skois). nea_nisk-u/drion, to/, = neaniska/rion , Theognost. 126 . ne/ansis, v. ne/asis. ne/ac ( Ion. ne/hc Call. 78 ), a_kos, o(, = neani/as , Nicopho 10 , cf. Poll. 2.11 . nea^oido/s, o/n, singing.youthfully, AP 7.13 ( Leon. or Mel. ). ne/aon: a)gkurobo/lion, Hsch. *nea/polis [a_], ews, h(, new city, pr. n. of several cities, : at first in two words, *ne/a po/lis, gen. *ne/hs po/lios Hdt. 2.91 , cf. Th. 7.50 ; later in one, *nea/polis, gen. *neapo/lews Str. 2.5.40 , dat. *neapo/lei Id. 1.2.13 : hence *neopoli/ths [i_], ou, o(, 12.191.31 , al., later *nea_poli/ths 1.187 , Lyc. 736 , Plb. 1.20.14 , etc., cf. Pl. ap. Poll. 9.26 . nea^ro-hxh/s, e/s, sounding new, dia/lecis Philostr. 2.8.2 . nea^ro/-pastos, on, = praesalsus, prob. in nea^ro-poie/w, make new, refresh, Plu. 2.702c :—in Med. , freshen up, th\n th=s u(/lhs su/stasin Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 . Medic., freshen the edges of an ulcer by removing granulations, n. e(/lkos, koilw/mata, Antyll. ap. Orib. 44.23.4 , Ruf. ap.eund. 8.24.48 . renew, repeat, Sor. 2.41 ( Pass. ), Aët. 15.2 ( Act. ). nea^ro-preph/s, e/s, possessing youthful charm, metaph., of style, Aristid. 2p.551S. ; becoming or natural in youth, Procl. pp.23,47 C.; to\ n. tw=n h)qw=n Id. p.1 P., cf. Olymp. p.249S. nea^ro/s, a/, o/n, poet. for ne/os (also in later Prose, v. infr.), youthful, pai=des Il. 2.289 , cf. Pi. 10.25 , etc.; to\ h)=qos nearo/s, opp. ne/os th\n h(liki/an, Arist. 1095a7 ; nearoi/ youths, A. 359 , 1504 (both anap.); n. h(/bh Ar. 467 ; = nealh/s, n. strato/s Hdn. 3.7.5 ; to\ n. youthful spirit, X. 1.4.3 ; lo/gos n. kai\ qeatriko/s Plu. 2.802e ; sxhmatismoi\ polu\ to\ n. e)/xontes D.H. 23 . of things, new, u(/mnoi Hes. 265 ; neara\ e)ceurei=n Pi. 8.20 ; fresh, muelo/s A. 76 (anap.); sw/mata X. 9.10 ; n. de/lear, opp. sapro/n, Arist. 534b4 ; trofh/ Id. 675b29 ; n. turo/s, o)/strea, Dsc. 2.71 , Ath. 1.7d ; -w/teroi klw=nes Gal. 12.283 ; kappa/rews o(/ti -wta/ths 488 (iii B.C.). of events, recent, cuntuxi/ai S. 157 (anap.); of a letter, D.L. 1.112 . ai( nearai/ (sc. diata/ceis) title of the novellae of Justinian; h( qei/a kai\ n. dia/tacis 1.62.13 (vi A.D.). Adv. -rw=s youthfully, rawly, Luc. 50 : Comp. , dieilegme/non -wte/rws with more spirit, Isoc. 12.229 . [nea<*>- by synizesis, as one long syll., Pi.ll.cc.; cf. nhro/s.] nea^rofo/ros, on, newly-bearing, Gloss. nea^r-w|do/s, o/n, = neaoido/s , 7.1773 (Thesp.). nea^/r-wsis, ews, h(, rejuvenation, Poet.in 78.13 . ne/as, Ion. acc. pl. from nau=s. nea/s, novella, Gloss. ne-a/si^mos [a_], on, to be ploughed up, of fallow land, ne/-a_sis, ews, h(, (nea/w) breaking-up of fallow land, n. qerinh/ Thphr. 3.20.7 (ne/ansis codd.). ne-asmo/s, o(, = foreg., 2.23.6 , 3.3.10 . neaspa/twtos [spa^], on, Boeot. for neoka/ttutos, newly-soled, Stratt. 47.8 . nea/th [a^] (sc. xordh/), h(, Dor. nea/ta Philol. 6 :— the lowest of the three strings which formed the framework of the musical scale (opp. me/sh, u(pa/th), but the highest in pitch, Cratin. 134 , Pl. 443d :— contr. nh/th Arist. 224b34 , 1018b28 , 1057a23 , Alex.Eph. ap.Theon.Sm. p.140 H., etc.: in pl., e)pi\ ta\s nh/tas . . a)nabai/nein, in declamation, Anty ll. ap. Orib. 6.10.23 . (Orig. fem. of ne/atos (A).) ne/a^tos (A), Ep. nei/a^tos, h, on, poet. Sup. , uttermost, lowest, Hom. (who uses the nei- form exc. in Il. 11.712 , 9.153 , 295 ), always of Space, the lowest part of . . , n. a)nqerew/n, kenew/n, w)=mos, Il. 5.293 , 857 , 15.341 ; extreme, outermost, o)/rxos Od. 7.127 ; a)stra/galos Il. 14.466 ; n. pei/rata gai/hs 8.478 ; u(pai\ po/da n. *)/idhs the lowest slope of Ida, 2.824 ; e)k n. puqme/nos ei)s korufh/n Sol. 13.10 ; po/des n. the feet, Orac. ap. Hdt. 7.140 ; nei/aton i)ni/on A.R. 3.763 , cf. 2.166 : c. gen., n. a)/llwn Il. 6.295 ; po/lis nea/th *pu/lou on the border of Pylos, 11.712 ; pa=sai d' e)ggu\s a(lo\s ne/atai *pu/lou h)maqo/entos 9.153 , 295 (wrongly expld. ap.Sch. as 3 pl. pres. ind. (like ke/atai) of nai/w, to be situated):— rare in Prose, ta\s nea/tas pleura/s Hp. 27 , and cf. nea/th; contr. nh=tos: e)/sxatos, Hsch. ; Arc. nh/atos 664.10 (Orchom. Arc. , iv B.C.). (The orig. form may be nh/atos; with nei/atos, ne/atos, cf. ei(/atai, e(/atai (v. h(=mai), ei(/ws, e(/ws, etc.; cf. nh/i+stos, nei/aira, neio/qen, neio/qi.) ne/a^tos (B), h, on, poet. (post- Hom. ) Sup. of ne/os, latest, last, n. ge/nnhma S. 627 (anap.); ta\n n. o(do\n stei/xousan, n. de\ fe/ggos leu/ssousan ib. 807 (lyr.); ti/s a)/ra ne/atos . . lh/cei; i.e. w(/ste ne/atos gene/sqai, Id. 1185 (lyr.): neut. ne/aton as Adv., for the last time, E. 201 (lyr.). nea_to/s, o(, breaking-up of fallow land, X. 7.20 . neau/chtos, on, gloss on nealdh/s , Sch. Opp. 1.692 . nea/w, (neio/s) plough up, of fallow land, h)\n nea=n bou/lhsqe . . tou\s a)grou/s Ar. 1117 : metaph., ta\n me/san new=n a)/rouran (in music) Pratin.Lyr. 5 : abs., Eup. 13 , Thphr. 3.20.7 : aor. 1 subj. nea/swsi ib. 3.20.8 :— Pass. , newme/nh (sc. gh=) land ploughed up, after lying fallow, Hes. 462 . nebla/rai (fort. nebla=rai): perai/nein, Hsch. ; nebla/retai Ar. 241 (ap. Phot. , -toi cod.). ne/b<l>esta: <ta\> perita/lmata tw=n i(erw=n (Sicel), Hsch. ne/brac, a^kos, o(, cockerel, Hsch. ne/br-eios, on, of a fawn, o)ste/a, au)loi/, Call. 244 , 4.305 (Antip.). nebr-h=, contr. for nebre/h (sc. dora/), h(, = nebri/s , fawnskin, Orph. 238.8 ; n. pardale/h Id. 449 . nebr-i/as, ou, o(, dappled like a fawn, galeo/s Arist. 565a26 , cf. Hsch. s.v. la/das. nebr-i/dion [i^d], to/, Dim. of nebri/s, Artem. 4.72 . nebri^do/-peplos, on, clad in fawnskin, of Dionysus and the Bacchae, 9.524.14 . nebri^do/-stolos, on, = foreg., Orph. 52.10 . nebr-i/zw, wear a fawnskin at the feast of Dionysus, or, as trans., robe in fawnskins ( Phot. gives both explanations), D. 18.259 . ne/br-inos, h, on, of a fawn, dora/ S. 219 . nebr-i/s, h(, gen. i/dos [i^] E. 136 (lyr.; late i=dos D.P. 703 , 946 ), nebri/da E. 24 , Thes. p.1, nebri/si E. 249 , nebri/das ib. 696 :—fawnskin, esp. as the dress of Dionysus and the Bacchae, Il.cc. nebr-ismo/s, o(, wearing of a nebri/s, Arignote ap. Harp. nebr-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, like a fawnskin, n. li/qos, a precious stone, Orph. 748 :—also nebr-i=tis, idos, h(, Plin. 37.175 . nebro/gonos knh/mh, the bone of a fawn's leg, i.e. a flute, Cleobulina 3 (dub.l.). nebro/omai, Pass. , to be changed into a fawn, Nonn. 10.60 . nebro/s, o(, young of the deer, fawn, Il. 8.248 , Od. 4.336 , etc.; pe/dila nebrw=n fawnskin brogues, Hdt. 7.75 ; a type of cowardice, Il. 4.243 , 21.29 ; prov., o( n. to\n le/onta (sc. ai(rei=), of anything strange, Luc. 8.1 :—also fem., Il. 4.243 , E. 866 (lyr.), 419 . nebro-to/kos, on, bringing forth fawns, Nic. 142 . nebro-fa^nh/s, e/s, fawn-like, Nonn. 5.363 . nebro-fo/nos, on, preying on fawns, n. [a)eto/s], = pu/gargos , Arist. 618b20 . nebro-xi/twn [i^], o(, h(, gen. wnos, clad in a nebri/s, Simm. 15 . nebrw/dhs, es, fawn-like, of Dionysus, 9.524.14 . nedi/as: ta\s ai)qui/as, Hsch. ne/es, ne/essi, v. nau=s. nevo/statos, v. neo/statos. ne/h (sc. h(me/ra), h(, v. ne/os. ne/hai, v. ne/omai. neh-genh/s, e/s, Ion. for nea_genh/s, new-born, just born, Od. 4.336 . neh-qa^lh/s, e/s, = neoqalh/s , fresh-blown, young, E. 112 (lyr.). ne-h/khs (on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.82), Dor. nea/khs Hsch. (-ki/s cod.), es: (a)kh/ A):— newly whetted or sharpened, Il. 13.391 . ne-hkonh/s, e/s, (a)ko/nh) = foreg., S. 820 . ne-hlai/h, h(, Ion. for neolai/a, Hsch. (ne/hlai cod.). ne-hla/ths [a^], ou, o(, (nau=s) rower, Id. ne-h/la^tos, on, (ne/os, e)lau/nw III) newly-forged, Id. (cf. e)lath/r III, e)/latron) freshly rolled out: neh/lata, ta/, new cakes, D. 18.260 (expld. by Harp. fr. a)le/w A). ne-hli^fh/s, e/s, (a)lei/fw) fresh-plastered, oi)ki/ai Arist. 899b18 . ne/-hlu^s, u^dos, o(, h(, (h)/luqon) newcomer, Il. 10.434 , Hdt. 1.118 , Pl. 879d . ne-h/melktos, h, on, newly milked, Nic. 311 . nehni/hs, neh=nis, nehni/skos, Ion. for nea_n-: so ne/hc for ne/ac. neh/-tomos, on, cut or castrated when young, AP 6.234 ( Eryc. ). neh/-fa^tos, on, poet. for neo/fatos, newly revealed, o)/ssa 443 . nei/, Boeot. for nh/, Ar. 867 , 905 ; also Arc., 5(2).343.42 (Orchom.). nei=ai, v. ne/omai. nei/aira^, acc. sg. -a^n Il. 16.465 , Hp. 1.64 , 2.137 , 5 , 6 , al. (codd. opt.), Call. 106 codd., Nic. 270 ; dat. -h| Il. (v. infr.):—fem. Adj. (formed like ge/raira ) with comp. sense, lower, neiai/rh| d' e)n gastri/ in the lower part of the belly, Il. 5.539 , 616 , cf. Hp. ll.cc.; nei/airan sa/rka Nic. l.c.:—also ne/aira, ne/airan gna/qon Simon. 244 . Subst., h( nei/aira the abdomen, ba/ros e)n neiai/rh| Hp. 579 , cf. Call. l.c.; cf. neiro/s (A). (Cogn. with ne/atos (A): orig. perh. *nh/aira, whence ne/aira (lengthd. to nei/aira in text of Hom. ), contr. *nh=|ra, whence nei=ra.) neia/tios [a^], h, on, later form for nei/atos, ne/atos (A), Man. 6.738 . nei/a^tos, v. ne/atos (A). neik-ei/w, = neike/w (q.v.). neik-e/ssios: pole/mios, Hsch. neik-esth/r, h=ros, o(, wrangler: c. gen., one who wrangles with, e)sqlw=n n. Hes. 716 . neik-e/w, fut. -e/sw Il. 10.115 : aor. e)nei/kesa, Ep. nei/kessa or nei/kesa, 3.38 , 10.158 : also pres. neikei/w 2.277 , etc.; subj. neikei/h|si, neikei/h|, 1.579 , Hes. 332 ; part. neikei/ousa Theoc. 1.35 : impf. nei/keion Od. 22.26 ; iterat. neikei/eskon Il. 4.241 : (nei=kos):—quarrel, wrangle with one, mh/ moi o)pi/ssw neikei/h| Od. 17.189 ; e)/ridos pe/ri qumobo/roio neikeu=s' a)llh/lh|si quarrel one with another, Il. 20.254 ; e)nei/keon ei(/neka poinh=s 18.498 : c. acc. cogn., nei/kea . . neikei=n a)llh/loisin e)nanti/on 20.252 ; neike/skomen oi)/w, we two alone strove with him, is prob. corrupt in Od. 11.512 ( nika/skomen Aristarch. ): abs. in part. neike/wn Hdt. 9.55 . trans., chide, rail at, upbraid, c. acc. pers., Il. 1.521 , al.; *)agame/mnona n. mu/qw| 2.224 ; ai)sxroi=s, o)neidei/ois, xolwtoi=sin e)pe/essin, 3.38 , 21.480 , Od. 22.225 , etc.; o(\s nei/kesse qea/s . . , th\n d' h)/|nhs' [Paris] insulted the goddesses (Hera and Athena), but praised the other (Aphrodite), Il. 24.29 .— Ep. Verb, used twice by Hdt., 8.125 , 9.55 ; not in Att. : in later Prose, LXX 10.12 , al. nei/k-h, h(, = nei=kos, n. a)mfi\ *molionida=n Epigr. ap. Paus. 5.2.5 : personified, = *)/eris , v.l. for *ni/khs in Timo 21 ; prob. in A. 1378 , E. 1679 , Poet. ap. D.Chr. 32.82 , cf. 276.3 . neik-hth/r, o(, v.l. for neikesth/r , Hes. 716 . neiklhth/r: likmhth/r (Megar.), Hsch. nei=klon, to/, = li/knon , Id.; cf. ni/klon. nei=kos, eos, to/, quarrel, strife, feud, n . . . o)/rwren *(/ektoros a)mfi\ ne/kui Il. 24.107 ; n. pro/s tina Hdt. 8.87 ; n. kresso/nwn a)poqe/sqai Pi. 10(11).39 , cf. 6.51 ; to\ n. eu)= qe/sqai S. 633 ; to\ n. e)gkalw=n imputing the blame of the quarrel, ib. 702 ; n. qe/sqai Call. 1.202 . strife of words, railing, abuse, nei=kos a)/riste Il. 23.483 ; nei/kei o)neidi/zwn 7.95 ; e)s nei/kea a)pike/sqai Hdt. 9.55 . strife at law, dispute before a judge, kri/nwn n. polla\ dikazome/nwn ai)zhw=n Od. 12.440 , cf. Il. 18.497 ; challenge to authority, Hdt. 3.62 . also in Hom. not seldom for battle, fight, n. o(moi/ion Il. 4.444 , al.; n. pole/moio 13.271 ; n. o(moii/ou pole/moio Od. 18.264 ; e)/ridos me/ga n. Il. 17.384 ; n. fulo/pidos 20.140 ; po/lemos kai\ n. 12.361 ; e)/rides kai\ nei/kea 2.376 ; po/nos kai\ n. 12.348 ; nei/kea kai\ dh=rin Hes. 33 ; po/lemos kai\ n. Ar. 867 (anap.), cf. X. 1.17 ; nei/kea neikei=n Il. 20.251 ; of hostilities between whole nations, nei=kos pro\s *karxhdoni/ous Hdt. 7.158 , cf. 225 . in the philosophy of Emp. , the separative principle in the ko/smos, opp. *filo/ths, 17.8 , al., cf. Pl. 243a , Arist. 985a24 , etc. (Mostly poet., found in Hdt. and 335.119 (Pergam., ii B.C.).) v. ni=kos. *neilaieu/s, e/ws, o(, = sq., 9.353 ( Leon. Alex. ). *neilai=os, a, on, from the Nile, *mou=sa 6.321 ( Leon. Alex. ), v.l. for *neilw=|os in Ath. 7.312a : *neilai=a, ta/, festival of the Nile, 362 XV II (iii A.D.). *neilei=on, to/, temple of *nei/lews or *neileu/s (*nhleu/s) (founder of Miletus), 12.94.27 (written *nel-). *neilo-broxe/w, in Pass. , to be inundated by the Nile, POxy. 1502v . 6 (iii A.D.). *neilo/-broxos, on, inundated by the Nile (i.e. not artificially irrigated), 208.30 (ii A.D.), etc. *neilo-genh/s, e/s, Nile-born, AP 9.355 ( Leon. Alex. ), 982 (Philae). *neilo-qerh/s, e/s, burnt by the Nile, i. e. by the sun and air of Egypt, pareia/ A. 71 (anap.; ei(loqerh/s Emperius). *neilo-ka^la/mh [la^], h(, bulrush, PMag.Lond. 121.490 , 633.20 (iii A.D.). *neilo-me/trion, to/, Nilometer, a rod graduated to show the rise and fall of the Nile, Str. 17.1.48 , Hld. 9.22 , 43 VVI (iii A.D.):—Adj. *neilo-metriko/s, h/, o/n, used in the graduation of the Nilometer, ph=xus ib. 669.36 (iii A.D.). *neilo/-ru^tos, on, (r(e/w) watered by the Nile, probolh/ 9.350 ( Leon. Alex. ). *nei=los, o(, Nile, Hes. 338 , etc. *neiloskopei=on, to/, = *neilome/trion , D.S. 1.36 . *neil-wi/+s, i/+dos, h(, situated on the Nile, purami/des 9.710 . *neil-w=|os, a, on, = *neilai=os , Luc. 15 , 2 ii 21 (vi A.D.); ta\ *neilw=|a festival on the inundation of the Nile, Hld. 9.9 . *neil-w/ths, ou, o(, in or on the Nile, Ath. 7.309a : fem., *neilw=tis xqw/n the land of the Nile, A. 814 . nei=men, nei=man, nei=mon, Ion. aor. of ne/mw. nei-o/qen, Ion. Adv. (cf. ne/atos A) from the bottom, a)nestena/xize n. e)k kradi/hs he heaved a sigh from the bottom of his heart, Il. 10.10 ; [e)la/thn] n. e)/llabe xersi/n A.R. 1.1197 : c. gen., Arat. 234 ; n. e)ceme/sai Cerc. 4.55 ; [bl?]u/se n. Epic.in 7.10 :—also neio/qe, n. d' e)cane/hken . . phgh/n 4.467.25 (Didyma, iii A.D.); in late Prose, n. dra=n heartily, Luc. 7 . Cf. neo/qen 11 . nei-o/qi^, Ion. Adv. (cf. ne/atos A) at the bottom, da/ken de/ e( n. qumo/n it stung him to his heart's core, Hes. 567 : c. gen., n. li/mnhs Il. 21.317 . under, beneath, opp. u(yo/qi, A.R. 2.355 ; in stooping posture, Id. 3.706 : c. gen., n. gai/hs Id. 1.63 , cf. Arat. 89 . [i is rarely elided, as in Nic. 520 .] neio-ko/ros, o(, h(, Ion. for newko/ros, 6.356 ( Pancrat. ). neio-poie/w, take a green crop off a field, by which it is freshened and prepared for corn, X. 11.16 . neio/s, h(, also neo/s X. (v. infr.), 963.8 (Amorgos, iv B.C.), fallow-land, neioi=o baqei/hs Il. 10.353 ; n. tri/polos a thrice-ploughed fallow, 18.541 , Od. 5.127 , Hes. 971 , cf. Call. 175 , etc.; mh\ karpi/zesqai th\n gh=n a)lla\ neio\n poiei=n rejuvenate it, Thphr. 4.8.1 , cf. 4.8.3 , 8.7.2 ; neio\n a)/rouran Hes. 463 ; of a mare, e(/na e)niauto\n . . a)na/gkh dialei/pein kai\ poiei=n w(/sper neio/n Arist. 577a2 . ploughing and sowing of land to reinvigorate it, neio\s a)mei/nwn h( xeime/rios th=s e)arinh=s Thphr. 8.6.3 ; h( a)ri/sth neio\s a)po\ tw=n kua/mwn prob. cj. ib. 8.7.2 ; ei)s neio\n a)rou=n 3.6.7 , 3.11.8 ; tw=| spo/rw| neo\n dei= u(perga/zesqai X. 16.10 , cf. l. c.:—also ne/a, h(, Thphr. 3.20.7 , 22.334.17 ; also paraska/yei th\n gh=n neia/n 963.46 . (Cf. OSlav. njiva 'field'.) nei=os (A), h, on, Ion. for ne/os, A.R. 1.125 , Hsch. nei=os (B), a, on, (nau=s) Att. for nh/i+os, 22.1610.27 , 1629.1000 , 1003 , al. (in neut. pl. as Subst.), Theognost. 121 . neio/taton: katw/taton, Hsch. neiotomeu/s, e/ws, o(, one who breaks up a fallow, AP 6.41 ( Agath. ). neio/faton: neo/kraton, Hsch. nei=ra, v. sq. 2 and nei/aira. neiro/s (A), a/, o/n, lowest, e)n xqono\s neiroi=s muxoi=s Lyc. 896 ( v.l. nhroi=s ), cf. Hsch. s. vv. neiro/n, nhro/n. Subst. neirh/, h(, = nei/aira 11 , Id. s.v. neirh\ koi/lh (s. v. l.), but acc. sg. nei=ran as Adj., nei=ran e)s pleura/n prob. cj. in E. 794 (nei/airan, nei/eran codd.); dat. sg. nei/ra| prob. in A. 1479 (lyr.; nei/rei codd.); cf. nei/aira. neiro/s (B), a/, o/n, strong, vehement, Hsch. nei/ssomai or nei/somai, v. ni/ssomai. nei/fw, fut. nei/yw Epic. ap. Plu. 2.949b : aor. e)/neiya (kat-) Ar. 138 :— Pass. (v. infr.), aor. e)nei/fqhn (kat-) D.H. 12.8 :— snow, sts. person., o(/te w)/reto *zeu\s neife/men ( Ep. inf.) Il. 12.280 ; o(/tan nei/fh| o( qeo/s X. 8.1 ; e)/neifen o( *zeu/s Babr. 45 ; imper. nei=fe (sc. *zeu=) 5.63 ( Asclep. ); o(po/tan sxola/zh|s, nei=yon Pherecr. 20 : metaph., xrusw=| nei/fwn falling in a shower of gold, Pi. 7(6).5 . impers., nei/fei it snows, Ar. 1141 , cf. 773 ; neife/tw a)lfi/tois let it snow with barley-meal, Nicopho 13 . Med. = Act. , nifa/dos neifome/nas when the snow is falling, A. 213 (lyr.); also u(ri/xous neifome/nous su/kwn o(mou= te mu/rtwn Ar. 569.5 . Pass. , to be snowed on, Hdt. 4.31 , Ar. 1075 , X. 2.4.3 , Plb. 16.12.3 ; xio/ni pollh=| nei/fetai D.S. 5.25 : metaph., poliw=| gh/rai+ neifo/menos 6.198 (Antip. Thess.); *panaqhnai/oisin e)lai/ouneifo/menon dw/rois 58.10 . rain, Nonn. 22.283 :— Pass. , to be rained on, tw=n u(pe\r *me/mfin mhde\ neifome/nwn para/pan Ph. 2.99 . trans., qeo\s n. trofa\s a)p' ou)ranou= Id. 1.617 :— Pass. , to\ neifo/menon, i.e. manna, Id. 2.114 . [ni/fw, e)/niya, etc. ( makra\ h( prw/th sullabh/ Phot. ) freq. in codd., but the true early spelling is nei/fw, e)/neiya, etc., l.c., Hdn.Gr. 2.430 , 554 , sts. in codd., as Nicophol. c.; nif- is correct in derivs., which have short i.] (I.- E. sneig[uglide]h- and sn[icaron]g[uglide]h-, cf. Lat. nix, nivis, ninguit, Lith. sni[etilde]ga 'it snows', Goth. snaiws 'snow', etc.) neka/s, a/dos, h(, (ne/kus) heap of slain, e)n ai)nh=|sin neka/dessin Il. 5.886 , cf. Ps.- Luc. 10 . simply, = ta/cis , in pl., ranks, Call. 231 . in pl., the dead, a)/nac neka/dwn *)ai+dwneu/s 15.40.43 (Cometas), cf. 600.9 . nekr-a/ggelos, on, messenger of the dead, Luc. 41 . nekr-a^gwge/w, conduct the dead, of Hermes, Id. 2 . nekr-a^gwgo/s, o/n, conducting the dead, Epigr.Gr. 258 = 5629 (Alexandria, iii B.C.). nekr-a^ka^dh/meia, h(, school of the dead, Luc. 2.23 . nekr-epa/rths, ou, o(, remover of corpses, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(3).110 , 8(4).215 , prob. l. ib. 7.117 . nekr-hgo/s, o/n, for conveyance of corpses, ploi=on 74.3 (ii A.D.). nekr-i/a, h(, cemetery, Mitteis 31i20 (pl., ii B.C.), 19.16 (ii B.C.), 5216.5 (pl., i B.C.). nekr-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for the dead, Luc. 24.1 ; nekrika/, ta/, inheritances, legacies, Vett. Val. 37.15 , al. deathlike, xei/lh Luc. 1.2 . Adv. -kw=s Id. 33 , 32 . nekr-i^mai=os, a, on, = qnhsimai=os , of animals, Aq. 14.8 , Sch. Ar. 538 , 629.158 (Palmyra, ii A.D.), Erot. and Hsch. s.v. kene/breia ; also of a human being, to\ n. LXX 13.25 . nekro-a/rths, ou, o(, = nekrepa/rths , 34.448 (Egypt). nekro-ba^rh/s, e/s, laden with the dead, a)/katos 4.273 ( Crin. ). nekro-basta/c, a/gos, o( , h( (on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.43 , 2.740 ), bearing the dead, EM 270.30 . nekro-bo/ros, on, corpse-devouring, Cyran. 17 . nekro-de/gmwn, on, gen. onos, receiving the dead, *(/aidhs A. 153 (lyr.). nekro-derkh/s, e/s, looking like the dead, Man. 4.555 (s.v.l.). nekro-do/kos, on, = nekrode/gmwn , receiving the dead, klinth/r 7.634 ( Antiphil. ). nekro-do/ths, ou, o(, = uspinio (fort. vespillo), Gloss. nekro-doxei=on, to/, burialplace, mausoleum, Luc. 22 . nekro-do/xos, on, = nekrode/gmwn , Eust. 1903.63 . nekro-qa/pths, ou, o(, grave-digger, Antioch.Astr. in 7.117 , Sch. Ar. 844 , nekro-qh/kh, h(, coffin or urn, E. 472.17 (anap.); place for a coffin or urn, prob. in 39.532 (pl., Palmyra, ii A.D.). nekro-kau/sths, ou, o(, one who burns corpses, Gloss. nekro-komi/zw, take care of the dead, Eust. 1080.51 . nekro-kori/nqia, ta/, vases dug out of the tombs of Corinth, Str. 8.6.23 . nekro-ko/smos, on, laying corpses out for burial, Plu. 2.994e (fort. -ko/mois). nekro-mantei/a, h(, gloss on nekuomantei/a , necromancy, Hsch. nekro-mantei=on, to/, = nekuomantei=on , Id. s.v. neku/wron. nekro/-mantis, ews, o(, h(, necromancer, Lyc. 682 . nekro-nw/mhs, ou, o(, corpsebearer, Man. 4.192 . nekro-pe/rnas, ou, o(, one who sells corpses, i. e. Achilles, Lyc. 276 . nekro-poio/s, o/n, killing, Sch. Ar. 263 , 541.55 . nekro/-polis, ews, h(, city of the dead, a name given to a suburb of Alexandria, Str. 17.1.10 and 14 . nekro-pompo/s, o/n, conducting the dead, of Charon , E. 441 (lyr.); of Hermes, Luc. 24.1 . nekroru/kths, ou, o(, body-snatcher, Phleg. 36.1 J. (pl.). nekro/s, o( (of a woman, Diph. 129 ), corpse, Hom. , etc.: as Subst., in early writers always of mankind, nekrou\s sulh/sete teqnhw=tas Il. 6.71 ; n. e)/ruon katateqnhw=tas 18.540 : freq. of those killed in battle, tou\s n. u(pospo/ndous a)nei/lonto Th. 4.44 , etc.: in sg., nekrw=| e)ou/sh| *meli/ssh| Hdt. 5.92 . h'; kei=tai n. peri\ nekrw=| S. 1240 , etc.; *patro/klw| n. o)/nti Pl. 391b : the Art. is freq. omitted even of a particular corpse, esp. when a gen. is added, n. gunaiko/s, a)nqrw/pou, Hdt. 2.89 , 90 , cf. A. 659 , 1018 ; later, of a fish, n. i)xqu/os M.Ant. 6.13 : neut. pl. nekra/, ta/, Plu. 2.773d : metaph., nekra\ kai\ kapno/s M.Ant. 12.33 . dying person, muxqismo\s nekrw=n E. 789 ; n. a)spai/rontes Antipho 2.4.5 ; n. a)poqnh/|skontes Th. 2.52 . metaph., o( ui(o/s mou n. h)=n kai\ a)ne/zhse 15.24 ; o)/noma e)/xeis o(/ti zh=|s kai\ n. ei)= 3.1 ; n. th=| a(marti/a| 6.11 . in pl., the dead, as dwellers in the nether world, kluta\ e)/qnea nekrw=n Od. 10.526 , cf. 11.34 , etc.; e)n nekroi=s LXX 87(88).5 ; e)k nekrw=n e)gei=rai 12.1 ; h( a)na/stasis h( e)k n. 20.35 : metaph., zwh\ e)k n. 11.15 . as Adj. nekro/s, a/, o/n, dead, first in Pi. , n. i(/ppos 203 ; n. sw/mata Mitteis 31 ii 22 (ii B.C.), Ach.Tat. 3.5 , cf. Nic.Dam. 58 J. , Plu. 2.685b , X. Eph. 5.1 , 51.8 (ii A.D.), 1024vii26 (iv/v A.D.) (but also ta\ tw=n n. sw/mata Pl. 959b ; sw=ma . . nekrou= E. 679 ); n. xelw/nh Luc. 7.4 : Comp. -o/teros 11.135 ( Lucill. ). inanimate, inorganic, opp. e)/myuxos, Plot. 3.6.6 ; ou)xi\ n., w(/sper li/qon h)\ cu/lon, a)lla\ zw<*>n Id. 4.7.9 ; ou)rano\s . . w)\n pro\ yuxh=s sw=ma n., gh= kai\ u(/dwr Id. 5.1.2 ; h( n. qa/lassa the Sea, Paus. 5.7.4 , Gal. 11.690 , Orph. 1082 . metaph., n. plou=tos Philostr. 2.1.1 . nekro-stole/w, ferry the dead, of Charon , Luc. 24 . nekro-sto/los, on, layer-out of corpses, Artem. 4.56 (pl.). nekro-su_li/a, h(, robbery of the dead, Pl. 469e . nekro/-ta_gos, o(, judge of the dead, of Minos, Lyc. 1399 . nekro-ta^fe/w, bury the dead, Tz. 4.154 . nekro-ta/fh [a^], h(, = nekrotafi/s , 2.75.1 (iv A.D.). nekro-ta^fiko/s, h/, o/n, pertaining to burial, khdeia ib. 68.6 (iii A.D.). nekro-ta^fi/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of sq., ib. 76.2 (iv A.D.). nekro-ta/fos [a^], o(, = nekroqa/pths , 65.3 (i B.C.), iv 51 (i A.D.), 2.73.7 (iii A.D.), 34.439 (Egypt), Cat.Cod. Astr. 7.117 , Man. 4.192 . nekro-fa^ge/w, eat corpses or carrion, Str. 17.3.5 . nekro-fa/gos [a^], on, eating corpses or carrion, o)/rniqes D.C. 47.40 . nekro-fore/w, bear as a dead body to the burial: metaph., of soul bearing body, Ph. 2.540 , cf. 1.100 . nekro-fo/rion, to/, sandapila, Gloss. nekro-fo/ros, on, burying corpses, burying the dead, Plu. 9 , nekro-fu/lac [u^], a^kos, o(, guardian of the dead, Ph. 1.417 , Vett.Val. 68.14 , 8(4).139 . nekro/-xrws, xrwtos, o(, h(, gloss on e)nero/xrwtes , 340.10 . nekro/-yu_xos, on, spiritless, Cat.Cod.Astr. 8(4).139 , Vett.Val. 68.17 . nekr-o/w, make dead, mortify, mo/rio/n ti Gal. 11.265 :— Pass. , nenekrw=sqai to\ mo/rion Id. 18(1).156 : metaph., ta\ do/gmata . . du/natai nekrwqh=nai M.Ant. 7.2 ; ou) yuxh\ kuri/ws, a)lla\ nenekrwme/nh tis Simp. 1066.27 ; to be dead, nekrwqei/s 14.1976 ; nenekrwme/nos, of the body of Abraham, 4.19 . metaph., mortify, nekrw/sate ta\ me/lh 3.5 . nekr-w/dhs, es, corpse-like, Luc. 28 , Aret. 2.11 ; n. pro/swpon, 'facies Hippocratica', Gal. 9.917 : esp. mortified, Id. 18(1).156 . ne/kr-wma, atos, to/, lifeless, inorganic body, a)/toma o(/sa nekrw/mata Simp. in de An. 318.9 . nekr-w/n, w=nos, o(, burial-place, IG 5(2).176 (Tegea, ii B.C.), 7.610 ( Pall. ). nekr-w/sima, ta/, = neku/sia , ne/kr-wsis, ews, h(, mortification, Aret. 2.10 , Gal. 18(1).156 ; mh/tras 4.19 : metaph., nekrou\s o(rw=n ne/krwsin e(/ceis pragma/twn Astramps. p.6R. death, th\n n. tou= *)ihsou= e)n tw=| sw/mati perife/rontes 4.10 . nekr-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, causing mortification, du/namis Gal. 11.752 . ne/kta^r, a^ros, to/, nectar, the specific nourishment of the gods; a)mbrosi/a (q.v.) and n. are differentiated in early Ep. as food and drink, Od. 5.93 , 49 , 10 , cf. Pl. 247e : but conversely, n. e)/dmenai Alcm. 100 , cf. Anaxandr. 57 ; ke/rasse de\ n. e)ruqro/n Od.l.c.; *(/hbh n. e)w|noxo/ei Il. 4.3 ; ne/ktaros a)porrw/c, of choice wine, Od. 9.359 ; n. a)mbrosi/hn te sta/con Il. 19.347 , cf. 38 , Pi. 9.63 . later, of wine, Call. 115 , Nic. 44 , Eudem. Med. ap. Gal. 14.185 . called sarra/n and xalba/nh, 1 31.1 . metaph., n. melissa=n, i.e. honey, E. 143 (lyr.); ai)qeri/ou pthnai\ ne/ktaros e)rga/tides 9.404 ( Antiphil. ), cf. 6.239 ( Apollonid. ); also, of perfumed unguent, ib. 6.275 ( Noss. ); of an ode, n. xuto/n, *moisa=n do/sin Pi. 7.7 , cf. 2.76 , 4.1.36 ( Mel. ); n. e)narmo/nion ib. 7.29 (Antip. Sid.). nekta/ras: ma/stigc, Hsch. nekta/reos [a^], e/a, Ion. e/h, eon, nectarous, in Hom. of garments, i.e. fragrant, n. e(ano/s, xitw/n, Il. 3.385 , 18.25 ; n. spondai/ Pi. 6(5).37 ; ku/lic 6.248 (Marc. Arg.); *bromi/ou nekta/reai propo/seis 1036 (Caria); to\ n. po/ma Luc. 60 : neut. as Adv., nekta/reon mei/dhse A.R. 3.1009 . nekta/rqh: e)qumw/qh, Hsch. nekta/r-ion [a^], to/, = e(le/nion , Dsc. 1.28 . name of a medicine, Gal. 13.282 ; of various eye-salves, Id. 12.750 , 773 . nektar-i/ths [i_] oi)=nos, o(, wine flavoured with nekta/rion, Dsc. 5.56 , Plin. 14.108 . nekta^ro-eidh/s, e/s, like nectar, po/ma 4.682 (Phrygia, ii A.D.). nekta^ro-sta^gh/s, e/s, (sta/zw) dropping nectar, Ar. 579 , Eub. 124 . nektarou=sin: e)lafri/zousin, Hsch. nekta^rw/dhs, es, like nectar, Gp. 5.2.10 . neku^-a^gwgh/, h(, calling up of spirits, necromancy, PMag.Par. 1.222 . neku^-a^gwgo/s, o/n, = nekragwgo/s , of Hermes, 242.10 (Carthage, iii A.D.). neku^-a/mba^tos, on, (a)nabai/nw) of Charon 's boat, embarked in by the dead, Epic. ap. Paus. 10.28.2 . neku^-dai/mwn, onos, o(, ghost of a dead man, PMag.Par. 1.368 , al., 234.1 (Carthage, ii/iii A.D.). neku/da^los or neku^/-allos, o(, (ne/kus) the nympha of the silkworm, Arist. 551b12 , Ath. 8.352f . neku^-hgo/s, o/n , (a)/gw) = nekragwgo/s , 7.68 ( Arch. ), Epigr.in 1894.908 (Avdjilar). neku^-hdo/n, Adv. corpse-like, Euph. 88 , Sch. D.T. p.276H. neku^-hpo/los, on, having to do with the dead, Man. 1.330 . ne/kuia, h(, (ne/kus) a magical rite by which ghosts were called up and questioned about the future, Plu. 2.17b (pl.); nekui/a| xrh/sasqai Hdn. 4.12.4 ; name for the eleventh Book of the Odyssey, D.S. 4.39 , Plu. 2.740e . funeral ceremony, tw=n a)mfi\ th\n n. te kai\ ta\s diaqh/kas kalindoume/nwn Luc. 30 . rabble, used contemptuously of Caesar's entourage, Cic. 9.18.2 , cf. Attic. ap. eund. 9.10.7 . . = flo/mos , so called because used in necromancy, Cyran. 30 (written neku/a). neku-i+ko/s, h/, o/n, of the dead, mantei=ai Cyran. 30 . neku-i+smo/s, o(, = ne/kuia 1 , Man. 4.213 . neku^o-dai/mwn, onos, o(, god of the dead, Sammelb. 4947 (iii A.D.), 1930.249 . neku^o-mantei/a, h(, sub-title of Luc. ; also of the eleventh Book of the Odyssey, Hermog. 2 , Eust. 1670.23 : pl. -ti/ai, = defixiones, Gloss. neku^o-mantei=on, Ion. neku^o-h/i+on, to/, oracle of the dead, where ghosts were called up, Hdt. 5.92 . h/, Cic. 1.16.37 , D.S. 4.22 , Plu. 6 , Paus. 9.30.6 : in pl., 121.285 . neku^o-mantiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for evocation of the dead, yuxagwgi/ai Eust. 1615.4 . neku^o/-mantis, ews, o(, h(, = nekro/mantis , Str. 16.2.39 , Ptol. 181 , Artem. 2.69 . neku^o-pompo/s (sc. li/mnh), h(, name of a mythical lake, Sch.Od. p.5 Buttm. (cf. Jo. Malal. p.121 ). neku^o-sto/los, on, ferrying the dead over the Styx, of Charon, 7.63 , 530 (Antip. Thess.); also n. *ai)=sa Man. 4.405 . bearing the dead, of a bier, 7.634 ( Antiphil. ). ne/kus ( Lacon. ne/kur Hsch. ), u^os, o(, poet. dat. ne/kui+ Il. 16.526 , etc.; Ep. dat. pl. neku/essi Od. 11.491 , ne/kussi ib. 569 , 22.401 , 23.45 ; acc. pl. ne/ku_s Il. 7.420 , 18.180 , Od. 24.417 , E. 176.4 ; also ne/kuas Il. 7.418 , al.:—corpse, freq. in Il. , less freq. in Od. ; in Il. 4.492 , 493 , ne/kus and nekro/s are used of the same dead person; n. a)ndro/s Hdt. 1.140 , cf. 3.16 , 24 , S. 26 , E. 1585 ; n. teqnhw/s, katateqnhw/s, Il. 18.173 , 16.526 ; ne/kues katateqnhw=tes, kta/menoi, katafqi/menoi, Od. 10.530 , 23.45 , 11.491 ; a)ndro\s *pe/rsew o( n. Hdt. 1.140 , cf. 3.16 ; o( katqanw\n n. S. 515 ; dead person, neku/wn sw/mata E. 62 (lyr.). in pl., spirits of the dead, freq. in Od. 11 , less freq. in Il. ; neku/wn a)menhna\ ka/rhna Od. 11.29 , cf. Il. 15.251 ; ped' a)mau/rwn n. Sapph. 68 . as Adj. dead, post- Hom. , e)xqro\n w(=d' ai)dh=| ne/kun; S. 1356 ; ki/xlai ai( ne/kues 11.96 ( Nicarch. ); cf. however Il. 24.35 , 423 .—Poet. word, used also by Hdt. , in 22.1672.119 (iv B.C.), in Cretan, Kohler-Ziebarth Stadtrecht von Gortyn p.35 , and in late Prose, Plu. 19 , Hdn. 4.8.5 . [u_ of nom. and acc. sg. in Hom. , Il. 4.492 , 22.386 , etc.; u^ Simon. 114.5 , E. 70 (lyr.), 1585 , and in later Poets, A.R. 4.480 , Bion 1.71 , 7.1 ( Alc. Mess.).] (Cf. Avest. nasu- 'corpse', Skt. náśyati 'perish', 'disappear', Lat. necare.) neku/sia (sc. i(era/), ta/, festival of the dead, PLond.ined. 2309r . 21 (iii B.C.), 7.67 (iii B.C.), Artem. 4.81 , Eust. 1615.2 . *neku/sios, o(, the eleventh month in Crete, 712.56 (ii B.C.), nekusso/os, on, rousing the dead to life, Nonn. 44.204 . neku^w/rion or neku/wron, to/ , (w)/ra) = nekromantei=on , Hsch. nekuw/taton: new/taton, prosfatw/taton, Hsch. *neme/a, Ion. neku^o-e/h, Ep. neku^o-ei/h ( Hes. 329 , 8.1 ), h(, (ne/mos) wooded district between Argos and Corinth, Pi. 9.87 : freq. in locative *neme/a|, ib. 7.82 , etc.; Dor. contr. *nemh=| 36 19 (Olympia, v B.C.), etc.:—Adj. *ne/meios, a, on, Nemean, to\n *n. qh=ra E. 153 ; o( *zeu\s o( *n. Th. 3.96 ; *ne/meos, Theoc. 25.169 ; tou= *n. le/ontos Luc. 8 ; *nemeiai=os, Hes. 327 ; *nemeai=os, Pi. 2.4 , etc.; *nemea^ko/s, Sch. Pi. 1.7 ; *nemeh/ths *zeu/s, St. Byz.; *nemeih/ths, Max. 102 , 346 :—poet. fem. Adj. *nemea/s, a/dos, Pi. 3.2 :—Adv. *neme/a_qen, poet. neku^o/-hqe, from Nemea, Call. 103 . *ne/mea (sc. i(era/), ta/, the Nemean games, Pi. 13.34 , 82.4 (Delph., iv B.C.), 22.365 , etc.; *ne/meia, ib. 12.606 , 3.129 , etc. *ne/meion (sc. i(ero/n), to/, temple of Nemean Zeus, in Locris, Plu. 2.162c . neme/qw, Ep. for ne/mw, neme/qwn Nic. 430 :—in Med. , once in Hom. , neme/qonto, of doves, were feeding, Il. 11.635 , cf. 14.4 , Keil-Premerstein Erster Bericht p.9 (Troketta). nemeni/an: noumhni/an, Hsch. ; cf. nemonhi/+a. *nemeoni/khs [i_], ou, o(, victor in the Nemean games, Sch. Pi. 7.118 , 4359 (Pamphylia). nemesa/w, used by Hom. and Hes. in contr. forms nemesw=, -w=si (v. infr.); Ep. 3 sg. nemessa=| Hes. 756 ; imper. neme/ssa Od. 23.213 : impf. e)neme/swn Plu. 6 ; Ep. e)neme/ssa Il. 13.16 , Ep. 3 sg. neme/saske 11.543 (as cited by Arist. 1387a35 ): fut. -h/sw Arist. ib. 12 : aor. e)neme/shsa D. 45.71 , etc.; poet. neme/shsa Od. 21.285 ; Dor. -a_sa Pi. 1.3 :— Med. and Pass. , Ep. nemessw=mai Il. 13.119 : fut. nemesh/somai 10.129 : Ep. aor. opt. nemessh/saito Od. 1.228 : more freq. aor. Pass. nemessh/qh 1.119 , 3 pl. -qen Il. 2.223 , etc.:—feel just resentment, to be wroth at undeserved good or bad fortune (cf. ne/mesis) freq. of the gods, neme/shse de\ po/tnia *(/hrh Il. 8.198 ; tw=| de\ qeoi\ nemesw=si Hes. 741 , etc., cf. Arist. 1386b16 ; also of men, sts. abs., mh\ neme/sa Il. 10.145 ; to\ nemesa=n, opp. to\ fqonei=n, Cic. 5.19.3 ; n. tini/ to be wroth with a person or at a thing, Il. 24.53 , etc.: rarely in Prose, Pl. 927c , D. 20.161 : c. part., ou) nemesw= *)agame/mnoni . . o)tru/nonti if he incites, ll. 4.413 ; nemesa=| o( qeo/s, o(/tan . . Pl. 319a : c. dat. pers. et acc. rei, mh\ nu=n moi to/de xw/eo mhde\ neme/ssa Od. 23.213 , cf. Hes. 756 , Arist. 1384b4 ; n. e)pi/ tini ib. 1387a6 , Onos. 4.2 : c. dat. pers. et gen. rei, Luc. 9 , Porph. 2.7 :— Pass. , e)nemesh/qh (sc. by the gods) Plu. 38 . grudge, ta\s eu)pragi/as h( tu/xh tisi\ e)neme/shse J. 1.22.1 :— Pass. , ei) nemeshqei/hn th=s e)pibolh=s ib. 6.1.6 . Med. and Pass. , prop. to be displeased with oneself, nemessa=tai d' e)ni\ qumw=| . . e)pes boli/as a)nafai/nein is indignant, ashamed at the thought of . . , rejects it as unseemly, Od. 4.158 ; feel shame, nemessh/qhte kai\ au)toi/, a)/llous t' ai)de/sqhte 2.64 ; nemessh/qhte de\ qumw=| Il. 16.544 ; pa=sin de\ nemesshqei=sa methu/da 15.103 . Med. in act. sense, freq. in Hom. , c. dat. pers., ei)/ pe/r moi nemesh/seai Il. 10.115 , cf. 129 : c. part., nemessh/saito/ ken . . o(ro/wn Od. 1.228 : c. inf., nemessw=mai/ ge me\n ou)de\n klai/ein 4.195 : c. acc. et inf., ou)/ se nemessw=mai kexolw=sqai 18.227 : c. acc. rei, nemessa=tai kaka\ e)/rga is wroth at evil deeds, 14.284 .—Poet. Verb, never in Trag., rare in good Prose (v. supr.). *neme/s-eia, v. *neme/sia. *nemes-ei=on, to/, temple of Nemesis, St.Byz. s.v. *)isei=on , Theognost. 129 ; written *nemes-h=on No. 4p.50 . nemes-htiko/s, h/, o/n, disposed to indignation at any one's undeserved good or ill fortune, Arist. 1108b3 , 1387b4 . nemes-hto/s, h/, o/n, in Hom. always nemesshto/s, exc. Il. 11.649 :— causing indignation or wrath, worthy of it, nemesshto\n de/ ken ei)/h 3.410 , etc.: c. inf., ou)/ ti nemesshto\n kexolw=sqai 9.523 , Od. 22.59 ; ou)/toi nemeshto/n S. 1193 (lyr.), cf. Pl. 282b ; ou) n. to\ diamarta/nein Phld. 339.12 ; n. i)dei=n Tyrt. 10.26 ; yeu=dos de\ . . n. kata\ fu/sin Pl. 943e ; nemeshto\n e)a\n . . it is matter for indignation that . . , Arist. 1387a32 , cf. 12.34.17 (Olbia). retributive, e)/paqe pra=gma n. retribution, Plu. 22 ; so nemeshta\ paqei=n Id. 37 ; pa/qos n. e)/paqe Id. 38 ; to\ n. a)fosiou/menos ib. 42 . deserving retribution, Nic.Dam. 68.9J. Act. , prone to wrath, ai)doi=os nemeshto/s Il. 11.649 ; *ku/pri nemessata/ Theoc. 1.101 . *neme/sia (sc. i(era/), ta/, festival of Nemesis, also held in honour of the dead, D. 41.11 ( v.l. -eia ), *(ellhnika/ 3.154 (Rhamnus, iii B.C.). nemesi/zomai, Ep. Verb, only pres. and impf., feel righteous indignation, *zeu= pa/ter, ou) nemesi/zh| o(rw=n ta/de kartera\ e)/rga; Il. 5.872 , cf. Od. 2.138 : c. dat. pers., *(/hrh| d' ou)/ ti to/son nemesi/zomai Il. 8.407 : c. dat. pers. et acc. rei, ou) nemesi/zh| *)/arh| ta/de kartera\ e)/rga; 5.757 : c. acc. et inf., to be angry or amazed that . . , ou) nemesi/zom' *)axaiou\s a)sxala/an 2.296 ; nemesize/sqw d' e)ni\ qumw=| *pa/t roklon . . me/lphqra gene/sqai 17.254 . stand in awe of, qeou/s Od. 1.263 . neme/sion, to/, = w)kimoeide/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.28 . *neme/sion, to/, = *nemesei=on , 22.1310 , *(ellhnika/ 3.154 (Rhamnus, iii B.C.). ne/mesis, ews, h(, Ep. dat. neme/ssi Il. 6.335 : (ne/mw):—prop., like ne/mhsis , distribution of what is due; but in usage always retribution, esp. righteous anger aroused by injustice, not used of the gods in Hom. ; n. de/ moi e)c a)nqrw/pwn e)/ssetai Od. 2.136 , cf. 22.40 , Il. 6.351 ; ai)dw= kai\ ne/mesin (where ai). is subjective, n. objective) 13.122 (the two personified, Hes. 200 ) : c. gen. obj., *trw/wn xo/lw| ou)de\ neme/ssi Il. 6.335 ; esp. in phrase ou) ne/mesis it is no cause for anger that . . , c. inf., ou) ga/r tis n. fuge/ein kako/n 14.80 : c. acc. et inf., 3.156 ; penqei=n ou) xrh/: n. ga/r S. 1753 (anap.); ti/s ta/de n. stugei=; A. 235 (lyr.); later, of the wrath of the gods, e)k qeou= n. Hdt. 1.34 ; qew=n n. S. 518 (lyr.), 602 , cf. 383.115 (Nemrud Dagh, i B.C.); also h( e)k tou= no/mou n. Ael. 6.10 ; indignation at undeserved good fortune, n. meso/ths fqo/nou kai\ e)pixairekaki/as Arist. 1108a35 . *ne/mesis, ews, h(, as pr. n., voc. *ne/mesi S. 792 :—Nemesis, the impersonation of divine Retribution, coupled with *ai)dw/s, Hes. 200 (v. supr.), cf. 223 ; u(pe/rdikos N. Pi. 10.44 ; *)adra/steia kai\ N. 2940.16 (Cos): in Trag. and later writers freq. avenger of the dead, A. 266 , etc.; e)/sti ga\r e)n fqime/nois N. me/ga 367.9 ; *ne/mesi tou= qano/ntos S.l.c.: in pl., ka/llous ei)si/ tines *neme/seis; 11.326 ( Autom. ); two were worshipped at Smyrna, Paus. 7.5.2 , cf. 2663 (Halic.), 4.1431.5 (Smyrna), 12.193 ( Strat. ), 4.277 (Panamara). Astrol., name of the seventh klh=ros (tou= *kro/nou) Paul.Al. 3 , Rhetor.in 1.160 , 168 , cf. Vett.Val. 2.22 . Pythag. name for five, Theol.Ar. 31 . nemesi/ths [i_] li/qos, o(, Nemesis-stone, a stone with magical properties, Cyran. 30 . neme/twr, oros, o(, dispenser of justice, avenger, *zeu/s A. 485 (lyr.). nemh/i+os, o(, epith. of Zeus, Archyt. ap. Stob. 4.1.138 (expld. as from ne/mw). ne/m-hsis, ews, h(, (ne/mw) distribution, tou= xwri/ou Is. 9.17 ; tw=n koinw=n Phld. 2.125 S. ; ou)si/as Poll. 8.135 ; basilei/as J. 17.11.1 ; xrhma/twn Hld. 1.19 , cf. Charito 3.7 . ( ne/mw A. 11 ) land in occupation, area, territory, *mounixi/as 12.894 , cf. 462 (prob.). ( ne/mw B. 1.2c ) spreading, Aret. 1.9 . nem-hte/on, one must assign, ti/ tini Adrast. ap. Theo Sm. p.65H. nem-hth/s, ou=, o(, = neme/twr , Poll. 8.136 . nem-hto/s, h/, o/n, dub. sens., to\n n. a)gw=na tw=n *(omolwi/+wn 7.3196.23 (Orchom. Boeot. ). nem-h/tria, h(, fem. of nemhth/s, ib. 14.956B5 . nemonhi/+a, h(, = noumhni/a , 527.146 (Crete, iii B.C.). ne/mos, eos, to/, (ne/mw B) wooded pasture, glade, e)n ne/mei+ skierw=| Il. 11.480 , 7.55 ( Alc. ), cf. S. 413 (lyr.), 9(2).205.8 (Phthiotis, iii B.C.), 49.100 (Delph.). ne/mw, fut. nemw= S. 513 , (a)po-) Pl. 65b , later nemh/sw Longus 2.23 : aor. e)/neima, Ep. nei=ma Il. 3.274 : pf. nene/mhka (dia-) X. 4.5.45 :— Med. , ne/momai, fut. nemou=mai Th. 4.64 , D. 21.203 ; Ion. neme/omai (a)na-) Hdt. 1.173 ; later nemh/somai D.H. 8.71 , Plu. 14 , etc.: aor. e)neima/mhn Th. 8.21 , etc. (e)nemhsa/mhn is f.l. in Clearch. 10 , Hp. 18 (u(po-)):— Pass. , fut. nemhqh/somai Plu. 14 (also nemh/somai in pass. sense (dia-) App. 4.3 ): aor. e)nemh/qhn Pl. 849c , D. 36.38 (also in med. sense (kat-) Plu. 34 , Ath. 15.677e ): pf. nene/mhmai Pl. 144d , etc. (also in med. sense, D. 47.35 ).— Hom. uses of the Act. , only pres., impf., and aor.; of the Med. , pres. and impf. deal out, dispense, freq. in Hom. , esp. of meat and drink, moi/ras, ku/pella, kre/a, me/qu n., Od. 8.470 , 10.357 , Il. 9.217 , Od. 7.179 , cf. 12.10.3 , al.; oi( gewno/moi neima/ntwn th\n gh=n ib. 45.7 : then generally, distribute, of the gods, *zeu\s . . ne/mei o)/lbon . . a)nqrw/poisin Od. 6.188 ; *zeu\s ta/ te kai\ ta\ ne/mei Pi. 5(4).52 , cf. 5.55 ; qew=n ta\ i)/s a nemo/ntwn Hdt. 6.11 , 109 ; *zeu\s ne/mwn ei)ko/tws a)/dika me\n kakoi=s, o(/sia d' e)nno/mois A. 403 (lyr.); [*dii\] to\n u(peralgh= xo/lon n. leave vengeance to Zeus, S. 176 (lyr.); of men, n. deuterei=a/ tini Hdt. 1.32 ; tri/ton me/ros tw=n sku/lwn tisi/ Th. 3.114 ; moi=ran n. tini/ pay one due honour, respect, A. 294 (lyr.); mhtro\s tima\s n. respect her privileges, Id. 624 (but pro/sw n. tima/s extend one's privileges, ib. 747 ); *lu/kw| kh=pon *eu)boi/as ne/mei S. 24 ; *polukra/ths mhte/ra ne/mei P. allots a mother (to you), prov. in Duris 63 J. ; ei) patro\s ne/moi tin' w)/ran tou= kalw=s pra/ssein dokei=n S. 57 ; to\ so\n ge/ras timh\n e)moi\ n. Id. 1062 ; e)kei/nw| . . ai)ti/an ne/mei Id. 28 ; n. ai(/resin give one a choice, ib. 265 ; nau/tais ou)ke/q' o(do\n ne/mei affords, vouchsafes, E. 745 (lyr.); to\ pisto\n th=s a)lhqei/as n. observe it, S. 398 ; tw=| . . o)/xlw| ple/on n. E. 868 ; mh/te oi)/ktw| ple/on n. mh/t' e)pieikei/a| Th. 3.48 ; to\ h(=sson a)diki/a| E. 380 (lyr.); tw=| fqo/nw| ple/on me/ros ib. 241 ; to\ plei=ston h(me/ras tou/tw| me/ros Id. 183 ; e)/lasso/n tini Antipho 5.10 ; xa/rin tini/ Ar. 384 ; peni/a| kai\ plou/tw| timh\n n. Pl. 696a ; of judges, kolasth\n . . qa/naton n. ib. 863a ; suggnw/mhn tisi/ Gal. 6.753 : c. inf., nei=men e)moi\ te/ryin o(milei=n S. 1201 (lyr.):— Pass. , ne/metai e)pi\ tou\s *(/ellhnas is freely bestowed upon them, Hdt. 9.7 .a'; kre/a nenemhme/na portions of meat, X. 7.3.21 ; plei=sta me/rh h( ou)si/a nenemhme/nh distributed into . . , Pl. 144d . pay out, distribute a bandage, in Act. and Pass. , Hp. 8 , 22 , 4 , 16 , Sor. 4 , al. allot, distribute in groups, pro\s th\n lh=cin e(ka/sthn Arist. 30.3 , cf. 31.3 ( Pass. ); nei=mai/ tinas e)s ta\s fula\s de/kaxa 22.1.33 :— Pass. , e)k th=s fulh=s e(ka/sths nenemhme/nai trittu/es trei=s Arist. 8.3 , cf. 63.4 . Med. , distribute among themselves: hence, have and hold as one's portion, possess, patrw/i+a pa/nta ne/mesqai Od. 20.336 : mostly of land, teme/nea, te/menos, 11.185 , Il. 12.313 ; e)/rga 2.751 , Hes. 119 ; pro\s to\n a)delfo\n e)neima/mhn (sc. ou)si/an) Lys. 16.10 , cf. 19.46 ; ta)/lla nemome/nh administering . . , Hdt. 4.165 ; ta\ me/talla, ta\ e)mpo/ria, Id. 7.112 , Th. 1.100 ; [ta\ lh/mmata] a(\ ne/mesqe which you enjoy, D. 3.33 : abs., e)/m' oi)/esq' u(mi=n ei)soi/sein u(ma=s de\ nemei=sqai; that you shall reap the fruit, Id. 21.203 . reap the fruit of: hence, dwell in, inhabit, a)/lsea ne/mesqai Il. 20.8 ; freq. with names of places, spread over, occupy a country, *)iqa/khn, *(uri/hn ne/mesqai, Od. 2.167 , Il. 2.496 ; a)grou/s Pi. 4.150 ; to\ pro\s th\n h)w= Hdt. 4.19 , etc.; nemo/menoi ta\ au(tw=n . . o(/son a)pozh=n Th. 1.2 . generally, enjoy, proso/dous 256.9 (ii A.D.), etc. of cities, to be situated upon, to\n *)/aqwn Hdt. 7.23 , cf. 123 :— Pass. , a)/xri th=s o(dou= th=sde to\ a)/stu th=|de nene/mhtai 12.893 ; cf. ne/mhsis 11.1 . in Pi. , of Time, spend, pass, ai)w=na, a(me/ran, 2.66 , 10.56 : abs., live, h(suxa=| nemo/menos 11.55 . from Pi. onwards, Act. is found in sense of Med. , hold, possess, e(/dos *)olu/mpou n. 2.12 ; e)/ndon n. plou=ton krufai=on 1.67 ; inhabit, gh=n n. Hdt. 4.191 ; xwri/on koinh=| n. Th. 5.42 ; po/lin S. 879 (lyr.); o(/ti plei/stous n. a)/ndras to have as many husbands as possible, Str. 11.13.11 : abs., hold land, occupy, dwell, n. peri\ th\n li/mnhn Hdt. 4.188 :— Pass. , of places, to be inhabited, pa/nta u(po\ barba/roisi ne/metai Id. 7.158 : abs., of a country, maintain itself, be constituted, Th. 1.5 , 6 . hold sway over, manage, po/lin Hdt. 1.59 , 5.29 ; ta\s *)aqh/nas ib. 71 , etc.; lao/n Pi. 13.27 ; pa/nta A. 526 (lyr.); a)strapa=n kra/th n. S. 201 (lyr.); kra/th kai\ qro/nous ib. 237 , cf. 1016 ; su/nodon 50.3 (Ptolemais, iii B.C.); to\n me/gan *paktwlo\n eu)/xruson ne/meis S. 393 (lyr.); oi)/aka n. wield, manage it, A. 802 (anap.); a)spi/d' eu)/kuklon n. Id. 590 ; i)sxu\n n. e)pi\ skh/ptrois support oneself on staves, Id. 75 (anap.); n. glw=ssan use the tongue, ib. 685 (lyr.); n. po/da Pi. 6.15 : abs., hold sway, o(\s *surako/ssaisi n. Id. 3.70 . hold, consider as . . , se\ ne/mw qeo/n S. 150 (lyr.), cf. 598 , 483 , 1331 (so in Pass. , ou)de/ moi e)mmele/ws to\ *pitta/keion ne/metai seems not to me fitly said, Simon. 5.9 ): in Prose, prosta/thn ne/mein tina/ register as one's patron, Isoc. 8.53 , Hyp. 21 , Arist. 1275a12 ; h(gemo/na n. tina/ Agatharch. 17J. ; a)qlhtw=n tou\s mh\ nenemhme/nous h)\ seswmaskhko/tas unproved athletes, Plb. 6.47.8 . call over, recite, S. 144 ; = a)naginw/skw , Hsch. of herdsmen, pasture, graze their flocks, drive to pasture, abs., e)ph=lqe ne/mwn Od. 9.233 ; [xw/ran] i(kanh\n ne/mein te kai\ a)rou=n both for pasture and tillage, Pl. 373d : c. acc., o( me\n i(/ppous ne/mwn, o( de\ bou=s Hdt. 8.137 ; mh=la E. 28 , etc.; kth/nh plhgh=| n. drive them afield with blows, Pl. 109c , cf. Heraclit. 11 ( Pass. ). more freq. in Med. , of cattle, feed, graze, Il. 5.777 , 15.631 , Od. 13.407 , Hdt. 8.115 , etc.: c. acc. loci, range over, w(s le/aina . . dru/oxa nemome/na E. 1163 (lyr.); koloioi\ tapeina\ n. Pi. 3.82 : c. acc. cogn., feed on, ne/meai . . a)/nqea poi/hs Od. 9.449 ; noma/s Hdt. 1.78 ; xlo/hn E. 735 ; ta\ leuka\ sh/sama Ar. 159 ; of men, eat, S. 709 (lyr.). metaph., of fire, consume, devour, Il. 23.177 , Hdt. 5.101 ; also to\ yeu=dos . . ne/metai th\n yuxh/n Plu. 2.165a . Medic., abs., of ulcers, spread, e)ne/meto pro/sw Hdt. 3.133 , cf. Thphr. 9.9.5 ; of gangrene, prob. in D.S. 17.103 ; of thrush, Asclep. ap. Gal. 12.995 ; e)pi\ ma=llon n. Aret. 1.9 ; e)s to\ ei)/sw n. ibid.; of a swelling, o)/gkos nemo/menos Philum. 17.1 . c. acc. loci, o)/rh ne/mein graze the hills [with cattle], X. 3.2.20 :— Pass. , [to\ o)/ros] ne/metai ai)ci\ kai\ bousi/ Id. 4.6.17 . metaph., puri\ ne/mein po/lin waste a city by fire, give it to the flames, Hdt. 6.33 :— Pass. , puri\ xqw\n ne/moito were being devoured, wasted by fire, Il. 2.780 ; puri\ ne/metai . . h( fa/lagc Plu. 18 . (Cf. OHG. neman 'take', Avest. n[schwa]mah- 'loan', Lith. nuoma 'rent', 'usury'.) nename/nhn: h)rotriame/nhn, Hsch. ne/nasmai, pf. Pass. of nai/w (only poet.); also (in Prose) of na/ssw. nenasme/nws: e)pieikw=s, Hsch. nene/atai, Ion. 3 pl. pf. Pass. of ne/w, to heap. nenhfo/tws, Adv. soberly, Thom.Mag. p.245 R. neni/hlos [i^], on, foolish, silly: or weak-eyed, purblind, Call. 63 , cf. Hsch. ne/niptai, v. ni/zw. nenna/zei: kakologei=, Hsch. (leg. denna/zei). ne/nnos, o(, mother's or father's brother, uncle, Eust. 971.26 ; but, mother's brother, Poll. 3.22 , cf. 12(3).1628 (Thera), cj. in Epigr. ap. Plu. 2.1033e ; or (in poetry), mother's father, Poll. 3.16 ( v.l. no/nnos , q.v.); cf. na/nnas, ni/nnh. nenomisme/nws, Adv. in the established manner, Callistr. 6 . neno/s: eu)h/qhs, Hsch. ne/nofen: nene/fwtai, Phot. ; v. sunne/fw. ne/nwmai, nenwme/nos, v. noe/w. ne/cas: ta\ strw/mata, Hsch. neo-aldh/s, e/s, = nealdh/s , v.l. for neoardh/s , Il. 21.346 , ap. Hsch. neo-a^lh/s, e/s, freshly salted, turo/s Dsc. 2.71 ; cf. nealh/s. neo-a/lwtos [a^], on, v.l. for nea/lwtos , Hdt. 9.120 . neo-ardh/s, e/s, newly, freshly watered, a)lwh/ Il. 21.346 ; cf. neoaldh/s. neo-auch/s, e/s, = neau/chtos. Hsch. s.v. neoqro/tois :—also neo-au/chtos, on, Apollon. s.v. neoarde/a. neo/-bdaltos, on, newly milked, ga/la Nic. 606 , Ruf. 59 , Paul.Aeg. 1.72 . neo-blasth/s, e/s, = sq., Opp. 1.735 . neo/-blastos, on, sprouting afresh, Thphr. 1.8.5 , Nic. 484 . neo/-boros, on, lately, newly devoured, Hsch. neo-bro/xoi: e)/gkuoi, Id. neo-brw/s, w=tos, o(, h(, having just eaten, Hp. 19 . neo-ga/lac [ga^], aktos, o(, h(, just beginning to suck, Hdn.Gr. 1.352 . neo-ga^mh/s, e/s, = neo/gamos , Phot. neo-ga^mhth/, h(, nova nupta, Gloss. neo/-ga^mos, on, newly married, of husband or wife, Hdt. 1.36 , 37 , D.H. 8.56 ; n. nu/mfh, ko/rh, A. 1179 , E. 324 ; n. le/ktra ib. 1348 . married early, Ptol. 183 . neo-genh/s, e/s, new-born, A. 530 , Pl. 160e , al., X. 10.23 ; poi/mnh Antiph. 52.4 , cf. 1.5 . newly produced, khri/a Alciphr. 3.23 . neo-ge/nnhtos, on, gloss on neogilo/s , Phot. neo-ghlh/s, e/s, acc. sg. neoghle/a, nebro/n v.l. for neoqhle/a in Anacr. 51 ap.Sch. Pi. 3.52 ; fort. neogile/a from neogi_lh/s, e/s, = sq. neo-gi_lo/s, h/, o/n, new-born, young, sku/lac Od. 12.86 ; bre/fos Is. 12 , Theoc. 17.58 ; e)/rifos Alciphr. 1.27 ; o)dou\s n. one of the first set of teeth, Opp. 1.199 ; bi/ou xro/nos n. life short as childhood, Luc. 3 . (In Od. l.c. glossed neognh=s, . . newsti\ gennhqei/shs by Hsch. ; also ga/lakti trefome/nhs by Sch. Od. ; spelling and etym. are doubtful, perh. cf. Lith. žindù 'suckle'.) neo-gla^gh/s, e/s, = neoga/lac, pw=loi Max. 517 . newly yielding milk, mazoi/ Nonn. 48.764 . neo-glu^fh/s, e/s, newly carved, mhroi/ Tryph. 332 . neo-gno/s, h/, o/n, = neo/gonos, pai=s 141 , cf. 406 , Hdt. 2.2 , Hp. 3.24 , A. 1163 codd. (lyr.), E. 31 : in Att. Prose, X. 7.21 : freq. of young beasts, poi/mnhs neogno\n qre/mma E. 495 ; ta\ neogna/ X. 5.14 , Arist. 665b7 . neo/-gonos, on, = neogenh/s , E. 1001 , 206 , 36.8 . neo/-graptos, on, newly painted, qa/lamos Theoc. 18.3 . neo/-gra^fos, on, newly written, e)/rnea 4.1.55 ( Mel. ). neo/-guios, on, with young limbs, fw=tes Pi. 9.24 ; h(/ba Id. 123.9 . neo-gu/nhs [u^], ou, o(, just-wived, Amips. 34 . neo-da/kru_tos, on, weeping afresh, Hsch. s.v. neosta/luges. neo-da/mastos [da^], on, = neo/dmhtos , Phot. s.v. neo/dmhton , Sch. Lyc. 65 . neo-da_mw/dhs, es, a Spartan word, lately made one of the people (da=mos = dh=mos ), newly enfranchised, du/natai de\ to\ n. e)leu/qeron h)/dh ei)=nai Th. 7.58 : applied to Helots freed by the state in reward for service in war, *ei(/lwsi kai\ n. kai\ toi=s perioi/kois X. 3.3.6 , cf. 5.2.24 , Myro I J. neo-da/rths: e)/desma/ ti a)burtakw=des, Hsch. neo/-dartos, on, newly stripped off, de/rmata Od. 4.437 , Arist. 889b10 , cf. Od. 22.363 ; r(ino/s Epic. in 7.3 ; a)sko/s Aen.Tact. 32.3 . newly flayed, bo/es X. 4.5.14 . neo-di/daktos [i^], on, of dramas, poems, etc., newly produced, diqu/ramboi Luc. 46 . neo-dmh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, = sq., newly tamed, pw=los 231 ; n. ga/moi a newly formed marriage, E. 1366 . neo/-dmhtos (A), on, (dama/w) newly tamed: metaph., of young wives, new-wedded, ko/rh ib. 623 ; gunai=kes Q.S. 3.405 . newly killed, E. 887 (lyr., v.l. neo/kmhton ), Lyc. 65 . born of recent defeat, a)na/gkh Q.S. 5.161 . neo/-dmhtos (B), Dor. neo/-dma_tos, on, (de/mw) new-built, Pi. 4(3).62 , 14.2508 (Nemausus), App. 40 . neo/-doros, on, = neo/dartos I, Thphr. 9.5.3 , J. 3.7.10 . neo-douph/s, e/s, newly fallen or dead, parqenikai/ Nic. 74.63 . neo-dreph/s, e/s, = sq., Ael. 4.10 , Aret. 1.1 . neo/-dreptos, on, fresh-plucked or broken, kla/doi A. 334 , cf. Nic. 863 ; n. bwmoi/ wreathed with fresh-plucked leaves, Theoc. 26.8 . neo/-dromos, on, just having run, neodro/mw| labw\n qh/rh|, i.e. neoqh/reuton labw/n, Babr. 106.15 . neo/-dropos, on, = neo/dreptos, kla/doi A. 354 . neoei/a, h(, = neoi/h , Sch. Il. 23.604 . neo-eidh/s, e/s, fresh or youthful in form, Poll. 2.10 . neo-ergh/s, e/s, just made or newly wrought, Hsch. neo/-zeuktos, on, = neo/zugos , newly-married, AP 9.514 , Nonn. 2.594 . neo-zu^gh/s, e/s, = sq., pw=los A. 1009 ; neozuge/essi fala/roisin Tryph. 155 : metaph., neozuge/wn u(menai/wn Nonn. 48.237 . neo/-zu^gos, on, newly-yoked: metaph., newly-married, nu/mfh E. 804 . ne/o-zuc, u^gos, o(, h(, = foreg., pw=los Id. 821 . metaph., newly-married, A.R. 4.1191 . neo-hlh/s, e/s, (a)le/w A) fresh-ground, v.l. for neoqhlh/s , Nic. 412 . neo-h=lic, i^kos, o(, h(, young in years, Orph. 87.7 . *neoh/nia, ta/, festival of Dionysus, Hsch. (leg. neoi/nia). neo-qa/lamos: kapno/s, Hsch. neo-qalh/s, v. neoqhlh/s. neo-qa^nh/s, e/s, (qanei=n) just dead, Agath. 2.31 , Suid. neo/-qaptos, on, newly buried, Sch. Lyc. 1097 . neo/qen, Adv. newly, lately, S. 1447 (lyr.). = neio/qen , Nic. 211 , 411 . neo-qhgh/s, e/s, = sq., A.R. 3.1388 , 4.124 . neo/-qhktos, on, newly whetted, Suid. s.v. neo/smhktos. neo-qhlh/s, Dor. neo-qa_lh/s, e/s, (qa/llw) fresh-budding or sprouting, neoqhle/a poi/hn Il. 14.347 , cf. Hes. 576 ; n. u(/lhs 82 . of animals, new-born, nebro/s, mo/sxos, Anacr. 51 , 9.274 ( Phil. ), cf. Gal. 4.718 . metaph., fresh, eu)frosu/nh 30.13 ; n. au)/cetai nikafori/a grows with youthful vigour, Pi. 9.48 ; ai)sxu/na E. 188 (lyr.). (qhlh/) just giving milk, mazo/s Opp. 1.437 . [neoqa^lh/s is also cited by Theognost. 136 .] neo/-qhlos, on, = foreg. 11 , A. 450 . neo-qh/c, h=gos, Aeol. a_gos, o(, h(, = neoqhgh/s, si/daros Sapph. 119 , 7.181 ( Andronic. ), cf. Archestr. 31 . neo-qh/ra_tos, on, newly caught, Gal. 14.307 . neo-qh/reutos, on, = foreg., i)xqu/s Zen. 2.14 , cf. Aët. 12.67 . neo-qli^bh/s, e/s, = sq., pw=ma 7.457 (Aristo); gleu=kos Heraclit. 35 . neo/-qliptos, on, newly pressed or squeezed, gleu=kos Nic. 299 , cf. Dsc. 5.32 . neo-qnh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, = neoqanh/s , Pl. 865e . neo/-qreptos, on, newly grown, A.R. 3.1400 , prob. in Diotog. ap. Stob. 4.1.96 . fresh-curdled, of cheese, Hsch. ne/o-qric, o(, h(, gen. trixos, with young hair, pareia/ Nonn. 3.414 . neo-qro/tois: neoauce/sin, newsti\ o(rmw=sin, Hsch. neoi/h, h(, Ep. for neo/ths, youthful passion, no/on ni/khse neoi/h Il. 23.604 . ne/oikos, on, newly housed, a new denizen, Epich. 12 . newly built, e(/dra Pi. 5.8 . neo-ka/qartos [ka^], on, newly cleaned, Suid. s.v. neo/smhktos. neo-kaqi/dru_tos, on, gloss on neo/ktistos , Hsch. neo-kaisarew/n, w=nos , o( (sc. mh/n), month at Tira, 4.1665 . neo-kata/gra^fos, on, newly enlisted, App. 78 . neo-kataskeu/astos, on, newly made, Sch. Ar. 646 , Sch. A.R. 1.775 , Sch. S. 1277 . neo-kata/sta^tos, on, newly settled, a)/nqrwpoi Th. 3.93 ; bi/os D.Chr. 30.27 . neo-kata/xristos, on, just smeared, Dsc. 4.43 . neo-ka/toikos, on, = ne/oikos I, Eup. 300 . neo-ka/ttu_tos, on, freshly sewn, Stratt. 47.8 . neo/-kaustos, on, newly burnt, Arist. 906b22 :—also neo/-kautos, on, Thphr. 6.17.7 ; i(era/ 229.48 (Smyrna, iii B.C.). neo-ke/nthtos, on, newly planted, of vines, Hero *Geom. 23.68 . neo-khdh/s, e/s, whose grief is fresh, qumo/s Hes. 98 . neo-ki/nhsis [i_], ews, h(, gloss on neo/xmwsis , Hsch., 600.48 . neo-kla^dh/s, e/s, with new branches, Hdn.Gr. 2.683 . neo/-klwstos, on, fresh-spun, telamw/n Theoc. 24.44 ; xitw/n Nonn. 48.691 . neo-kmh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, = sq., Nic. 707 . metaph., of troops, fresh, with unimpaired strength, Aen.Tact. 16.14 , 38.1 . neo/-kmhtos, on, (ka/mnw) newly wrought, Nic. 498 . just slain, v.l. for neo/dmhtos , E. 887 (lyr.). neo-koni/a_tos, on, newly whitewashed, tei=xos Gal. 17(1).528 . neo/-kopos, on, newly cut out, new, Eup. 20 . neo/-koptos, on, (ko/ptw) fresh-chiselled, mu/lh Ar. 648 . neo/-kotos, on, new and strange, unheard of, A. 257 (lyr.), 803 ; for the termination cf. a)llo/kotos. neo/-kouros, on, newly shorn, pro/bata 141 iii a 2 , al. (vi A.D.). neo/-koufon, to/, new cask, PKlein.Form. 968 (iv A.D.). neo-kra/s, a=tos, o(, h(, (kera/nnumi) newly mixed, spondai/ A. 323 : n. (sc. oi)=nos), o(, Eratosth. ap. Ath. 11.482b ; n. tis poiei/tw Pl.Com. 69.8 . metaph., newly made, neokra=ta fi/lon komi/seien A. 344 (anap.). neo/-kra_tos, on, = foreg., Poll. 6.24 , Hsch. *neo/krhtes, oi(, Cretan recruits, Plb. 5.3.1 , al. neo/-kri^tos, on, newly distinguished, B. 7 ( p.475 J. ). neo/-krotos, on, greeted with fresh applause, ni/ka Id. 5.48 . neo/-kthtos, on, newly gained, App. 16 , D.C. 49.44 . neo/-ktistos, on, also h, on Pi. 9.2 :— newly founded or built, Pi. l.c., 4.206 , Hdt. 5.24 , Th. 3.100 , Cic. 6.2.3 ; newly created, LXX 11.18 :—also neo/-kti^tos, on, B. 16.126 , Nonn. 18.294 . neo/-ktonos, on, (ktei/nw) lately or just killed, Pi. 8.30 . neolai/a, h(, (lew/s, lao/s) a band of youths, the youth of a nation, A. 669 , 687 ; qh=lus n., of a band of maidens, Theoc. 18.24 : as Adj., n. xei\r gunaikw=n E. 103 .— Dor. word, used by Trag. only in lyr., also in Ar. 67 and in late Prose, Luc. 1.3 , Hld. 8.16 , Hdn. 4.9.4 , Alciphr. 1.6 , Herm. p.101A. neo-lamph/s, e/s, shining anew, Man. 4.510 . neo/-lektos, on, (le/gw (B) 1.2 ) newly enlisted, recruit, Nic.Dam. 130.31 J. , Jul. 1.18b , Wilcken 469.3 (iv A.D.), Hsch. neo-leci/a, h(, tirocinium, Gloss. neo/-lhptos, on, newly taken or subdued, App. 2.48 . neo/-loutos, on, just bathed, Hp. 29 :— Ep. neo/lloutos 241 . neo/-lu^tos, on, resolved in a new fashion, me/lea 112 = 136 (prob. referring to the pyrrhic metre of the line, but perh. with a play on me/los 'limb', with ref. to Pentheus; cf. neo/xutos). neo-lw/fhtos, on, having just left off, Hsch. , Phot. ne/omai, contr. neu=mai, Il. 18.136 : nei/omai v.l. in 23.76 ; 2 and 3 sg. contr. nei=ai, nei=tai, Od. 11.114 , 14.152 , etc.; 1 pl. neu/meqa Theoc. 18.56 , A.R. 2.1153 ; 2 pl. ne/esqe Id. 3.306 , nei=sqe E. 737 ; imper. nei=o 7.472b ( Leon. ); subj. 2 sg. ne/hai Il. 1.32 ; 1 pl. new/meqa 2.236 ; opt. neoi/mhn 14.335 ; inf. ne/esqai 2.84 , al., contr. nei=sqai Od. 15.88 , Pi. 4.247 , S. 33 ; part. neo/menos E. 722 (lyr.), neu/menos Call. 1.1.6 , 9.96 (Antip. Thess.): Ep. impf. neo/mhn Theoc. 25.207 , ne/onto Il. 5.907 :—go or come (mostly with fut. sense, to which the inf. is the most freq. exception), pa/lin n. go back, freq. return, pa/lin oi)=ko/nde n. Il. 6.189 , Od. 6.110 ; ou) ne/ont' a)/neu stefa/nwn Pi. 4.77 ; in Hom. always of persons, exc. potamou\s d' e)/treye ne/esqai ka\r r(o/on Il. 12.32 ; a)/nemoi . . e)/ban oi)=ko/nde ne/esqai 23.229 : metaph., of the path of song, makra/ moi nei=sqai kat' a)macito/n Pi. 4.247 :—Constr.: mostly folld. by ei)s, pro/s, e)pi/ c. acc., e)s patri/da gai=an Il. 18.101 ; pro\s dw=ma 14.335 ; e)f' h(me/tera Od. 15.88 ; also by u(po/ c. acc., u(po\ zo/fon Il. 23.51 ; by e)pi/ c. dat., 22.392 : c. acc. only, 7.335 .— Ep. Verb, rare in Trag. (v. supr.): once in early Prose, dub. l. in X. 4.1.11 : in late Prose, Dam. 81 .—The Act. forms ne/ousa 395 , Dor. 3 pl. fut. nhsou=nti Sophr. 101 , are corrupt. (From nes-omai, cf. no/stos, Skt. násate 'take as companion'.) neo-ma/laktos [ma^], on, fresh-kneaded, Sch. Theoc. 4.34 . neo/-mhni selh/nh|, th=|, at the new moon, v.l. in Arat. 471 . neo-mhni/a, h(, v. noumhni/a. neo-morfotu/pwtos [u^], on, in a newfangled shape, Man. 4.305 . neo/-mustos, on, newly initiated, Orph. 43.10 . neo/-numfos, on, newly married, Sostrat. ap. Stob. 4.20.70 , 3.216 (ii/i B.C.), 12(5).472 (Oliaros, i A.D.), Plu. 2.310e , f.l. for neo/yhfos in Suet. 39 . neo/-cantos, on, (cai/nw) newly carded, Hp. 8 . neo/-cestos, on, newly polished or carved, te/xnh Tryph. 255 . neo-pa^gh/s, e/s, (ph/gnumi) newly fixed: lately become solid, i)lu/s Plu. 2.602d ; sa/rc Gal. 18(1).363 , Aët. 9.36 ; turo/s Gal. 6.768 ; su/stasis Sor. 1.46 . newly built, tei=xos J. 3.7.20 . neo-pa^qh/s, e/s, = neopenqh/s 1 , A. 514 (lyr.). neo-pe/nhs, htos, o(, h(, lately become poor, Com.Adesp. 1087 (v.l. neo-peinh/s, glossed o( newsti\ peinw=n). neo-penqh/s, e/s, in new sorrow, fresh-mourning, neopenqe/a qumo\n e)/xousai Od. 11.39 . Pass. , lately mourned, neopenqh\s w)/|xet' e)s *(/aida 12(7).447.6 (Amorgos), cf. 14.1663 . neo-pe/peiros, on, just ripe, Phot. neo/-peptos, on, (pe/ssw) newly baked, a)/rtoi Aret. 2.3 . neo-peuqh/s, e/s, late-learnt, prob. for neopaqh=, Hsch. , for neopefqh=, Phot. neo-phgh/s, e/s, lately built or made, *(rw/mh 9.808 (Cyrus); gui=a Orac. ap. Eus. 4.9 :—also neo/-phktos, on, fresh-curdled, turo/s Batr. 38 ; newly burnt, kerami/s Hp. 2.206 ; newly built, qa/lamoi Hld. 6.11 . neo-phqh/s: ai)xma/lwtos, Hsch. (-qei/s cod.). neo-plasth/s, e/s, newly formed, sa/rc Philum. ap. Orib. 45.29.20 . neo-plekh/s, e/s, new-plaited, ka/laqos Nic. 96 :—also neo/-plektos, on , spuri/des Id. 74.21 . neo-ploutopo/nhros, on, wicked from new-gotten wealth, Cratin. 208 . neo/-ploutos, on, newly become rich, opp. a)rxaio/ploutos (q.v.): hence, vainglorious, upstart, D. 17.23 , cf. Arg. D. 17 , Arist. 1387a23 ; oi)ke/ths n. Luc. 20 ; a)peleu/qeros n. Plu. 2.634c ; n. dei=pna Id. 40 : hence, by a comic metaph., n. tru/c, of a low upstart, Ar. 1309 . neo-plu^nh/s, e/s, = sq., Poll. 1.25 . neo/-plu^tos, on, newly washen, neo/pluta ei(/mat' e)/xontes Od. 6.64 , cf. Hdt. 2.37 , 16.71 (Athens, ii A.D.), v.l. in Anacr. 21.6 . neo/-pneustos, on, (pne/w) newly revived, Nonn. 25.550 . neo/-podes, oi(, young offshoots of vines, Gp. 4.3.6 . neo-poie/w, renovate, make young again, Herm. ap. Stob. 1.41.8 , Arg. E. = nea/w , Poll. 1.221 . (new/s) = newpoie/w (q.v.). neo-poi/hs, = newpoi/hs (q.v.). neo-poi/htos, on, newly made, renewed, Id. 9.18 . neo-poi/ki^los, on, gloss on neosi/galos , Sch. Pi. 3.8 :—also neo-poi/kiltos, on, ibid. neo-poio/s, o(, one who ploughs up fallow land, Poll. 1.221 . neo/-pokos, on, newly shorn, mallo/s S. 475 . neo/-polis, ews, h(, new city, of Abdera, Pi. 2.28 . neo-poli/ths [i_], ou, o(, newly enfranchised citizen, Arist. 21.4 , D.S. 14.7 , Ath. 4.138a , App. 1.49 :—fem. neo-poli=tis, idos, as Adj., n. po/leis ib. 76 . *neopoli/ths, v. *nea/polis. neo-po/tistos, on, newly watered, Hsch. s.v. neoarde/a. neo/-potos, on, (pi/nw) having lately drunk, Hp. 65 . neo-pra_ge/w, = kainotome/w , Hdn. 63 . neo-preph/s, e/s, (pre/pw) befitting the young, youthful, lo/gos Pl. 892d . like a youth, extravagant, n. kai\ peri/ergos, opp. eu)telh\s kai\ a)felh/s, Plu. 2 , cf. 2.334c ( Comp. ). neo/-pristos, on, (pri/w) fresh-sawn, e)le/fas Od. 8.404 . *neopto/lemos, o(, surname of Pyrrhus, son of Achilles, New-warrior, because he came late to Troy, Il. 19.327 , Od. 11.506 : [scanned as quadrisyll. *neo<*>pt-, S. 4 , 241 , E. 14 , 1126 ]:—Adj. *neoptole/meios, on , ti/sis Paus. 4.17.4 . neo/-ptolis, ews, h(, poet. for neo/polis, po/lis n. new-founded city, A. 687 . neo-ptorqh/s, e/s, with new branches, Hdn.Gr. 1.79 :—also neo/-ptorqos, on, as etym. neo/-ptrai: ui(w=n qugate/res, Hsch. neo-pu^ri/htos, on, just come out of a vapour-bath, Hp. 29 , 6 . ne/orgos, on, (o)rga/w) freshened, invigorated, gh= Thphr. 3.13.3 ( Sup. ). neo-rra^gh/s, e/s, (r(h/gnumi) newly rent or burst, Aret. 2.9 . neo/-rrantos, on, (r(ai/nw) newly sprinkled, n. ci/fos a fresh-reeking sword, S. 30 , 828 ; da/krua n. newly shed, Aristid. 24 ( 44 ). 44 . neo-rra^fh/s, e/s, (r(a/ptw) newly sewn, Longus 4.14 . neo/-rru^tos, on, (r(e/w) fresh-flowing, phgai\ ga/laktos S. 894 ; da/krua *numfa=n Tim. 7 ; ka/llea khrou= 9.363.15 ( Mel. ); ai(=ma Nonn. 43.134 . neo/-rru_tos, on, (e)ru/w A) newly drawn, ci/fos A. 1351 . neo-rru/fhtos [u^], on, having lately taken liquid nourishment, Hp. 65 . ne/ortos, on, (o)/rnumi) newly arisen, ti/ d' e)sti/n, w)= pai= *lai/+ou, n. au)=; S. 1507 ; of persons, new, a( n. a(/de nu/mfa Id. 894 (lyr.); also, youthful (expld. by e)/fhbos, Phot. ), ta\n n. *(ermio/nan S. 872 (lyr., neorgo/n or -ourgo/n codd. Plu. ). ne/os, ne/a, Ion. ne/h, ne/on; Ion. nei=os (q.v.): [fem. ne/as as monosyll., A. 327 (lyr.); contr. fem. nh= Xenoph. 42 (= Ar. 9 ), Eugaeon (?) 1 ]: young, youthful (of children, youths, and of men at least as old as 30 , v. X. 1.2.35 ), n. pa/i+s Od. 4.665 ; kou=roi n. Il. 13.95 ; n. a)nh/r 23.589 : alone, ne/oi youths, 1.463 , Hes. 281 , etc.: later mostly with Art., oi( ne/oi Ar. 1059 , etc.: prov., o( n. e)/stai n. 'boys will be boys', Lib. 910.3 ; oi( n., corporately organized, 831.8 (Pergam., ii A.D.), etc.; opp. e)/fhboi, pai=des, ib. 589.38 (Magn.Mae., ii B.C.): opp. ge/rwn, h)me\n ne/oi h)de\ ge/rontes Il. 2.789 , etc.; h)\ n. h)e\ palaio/s 14.108 , cf. Od. 1.395 , etc.; opp. gerai/teros, 3.24 ; opp. progene/steros, 2.29 ; opp. geraio/s, X. 1.7 ; eu)qu\s e)k ne/ou e)qi/zein from youth upwards, Pl. 510d , etc.; e)k ne/wn pai/dwn Id. 887d ; e)k ne/wn e)qi/zesqai Arist. 1103b24 ; e)k ne/as (sc. yuxh=s) Pl. 409a ; to\ n., = neo/ths , youth (in the abstract), S. 1229 (lyr.), E. 545 : also in concrete sense, to\ n. a(/pan all young creatures, Pl. 653d ; ou) du/natai to\ n. h(suxa/zein Arist. 1340b29 ; skirthtiko\n to\ n. Corn. 20 ; also, of minors, ne/ou o)/ntos e)/ti Th. 1.107 ; cf. new/teros. rarely of animals and plants, o)/rphkes, e)/rnos, Il. 21.38 , Od. 6.163 ; oi( n. tw=n nebrw=n X. 9.8 . suited to a youth, youthful, a)/eqloi Pi. 2.43 ; n. qra/sos A. 744 (troch.); n. fronti/s youthful spirits, E. 48 ; ne/ais tai=s dianoi/ais xrwme/nous Lys. 24.16 ; of persons, a)/frwn ne/os te E. 489 , cf. Pl. 378a ; n. te kai\ o)cu/s Id. 463e (but diafe/rei ou)de\n n. th\n h(liki/an h)\ to\ h)=qos nearo/s Arist. 1095a6 ). new, fresh, n. qa/lamos Il. 17.36 ; n. a)/lgos 6.462 ; ne/w| . . ko/llopi Od. 21.407 (this sense elsewh. in Hom. only in Adv. ne/on, v. infr.); li/non Alc. 15 (dub.); po/noi . . ne/oi palaioi=si summigei=s kakoi=s A. 740 (lyr.), etc.; oi)=nos n. Ar. 916 ; e)n toi=s mousikoi=s ta\ n. [me/lh] eu)dokimei= X. 1.6.38 ; h( n. (sc. selh/nh) the new moon, esp. in phrase e(/nh kai\ ne/a, v. e(/nos 2 ; but mhno\s th=| n. (sc. h(me/ra|) on the first day of the month, Pl. 849b ; n. h)=mar A.R. 4.1479 : in this sense rarely of persons, o( n. tago\s maka/rwn A. 96 (anap.), cf. Ar. 960 ; oi( n. qeoi/ A. 721 ; cf. new/teros. of events, etc., new, with collat. notion of unexpected, strange, untoward, evil, ti/ n.; Id. 85 (anap.); prosdokw= ti ga\r n. E. 99 ; mw=n ti bouleu/h| n.; S. 1229 , cf. 554 , E. 794 , 362 . Th. 5.50 . etc.: a)prosdokh/tous kai\ n. lo/gous A. 712 ; kaina\ n. t' a)/xh Id. 665 (lyr.): this sense is more common in Comp. , v. new/teros. neut. ne/on as Adv. of Time, lately, just now, opp. both to distant past and present, pai=da n. gegaw=ta Od. 19.400 , cf. Il. 3.394 ; n. kratei=n A. 35 , 955 , etc.: also used Adverbially with the Art., kai\ to\ pa/lai ( v.l. palaio/n ) kai\ to\ n. Hdt. 9.26 : in Prose newsti/ (q.v.): rarely Comp. Adv. newte/rws, Pl. 907c : Sup. new/tata most recently, Th. 1.7 ; also e)k ne/as, Ion. au)=tis e)k ne/hs, anew, afresh, Hdt. 1.60 , 5.116 . . the degrees of Comp. are new/teros, new/tatos, v. new/teros : neai/teros is corrupt for neai/retos in A. 330 . (ne/vos (in nevo/statos, q.v.), cf. Skt. návas, Lat. novus, etc.) neo/s (sc. gh=), v. neio/s. neo/s, Ion. gen. of nau=s. neo-si/ga^los [i_], on, (sigalo/eis) new and sparkling, with all the gloss on, metaph., tro/pos Pi. 3.4 . neo-ska^fh/s, e/s, newly dug, Lyc. 1097 , Sch. E. 1664 . neo-sku/leutos [u_], on, newly taken as booty, e)/ntea 7.430 ( Diosc. ). neo/-smhktos, on, (smh/xw) newly cleaned, qw/rhkes Il. 13.342 ; ma/xaira Euph. 132 ; ka/lamos 6.227 ( Crin. ); xalko/s Plu. 32 . neo-spa^dh/s, e/s , (spa/w) = neospa/s, n. ci/fos newly drawn from a wound, bloody, A. 42 . neo-spa/raktos [a^], on, newly torn, Sch. Ar. 344 . neo-spa/s, a/dos, o(, h(, newly torn away, fresh-plucked, qalloi/ S. 1201 , cf. 502 . neo/-speistos, on, newly poured as an offering, f.l. in Nonn. 19.177 . neo/-sporos, on, newly sown, ku=ma A. 659 . neoss-ei/a, h(, only in Att. form neottei/a, nest-building, Arist. 560b23 . = e)kle/pisis , Suid. neo/ss-eusis, Att. neo/tt-, ews, h(, = foreg. 1 , Arist. 559a3 (pl.). neoss-eu/w, Att. neott-, Ion. and Hellenistic nosseu/w, hatch, e)neo/tteusen ge/nos Ar. 699 . build a nest, Arist. 559a4 , etc.; melittw=n e)n tw=| sth/qei tou= le/ontos nenosseuko/twn J. 5.8.6 : metaph., [sofi/a] qeme/lion ai)w=nos e)no/sseuse LXX 1.15 :— Pass. , o(/sa h)=n nenosseume/na o)rni/qwn ge/nea as many as had their nests, Hdt. 1.159 . neoss-ia/, Ion. neoss-ih/, Att. neottia/, later nossia/, Ion. neoss-ih/, h(, nest of young birds, Id. 3.111 , Ar. 642 , Pl. 548a , Thphr. 4.5.7 (in the form nossiw=n); neottia\s poiei=sqai, neottia\n poiei=n, Arist. 613b6 , 618a8 . brood of young birds, Lycurg. 132 , Dsc. 1.21 , 13.34 ; n. xelido/nwn Men. 278 : metaph., n. te/knwn 873 (= 189 ). lair, e)f' h(=s a)lw/phc nossih\n pepoi/htai Herod. 7.72 . beehive, LXX 14.19 . neoss-i/on, Att. neott- (later nossi/on Lyr.in 80.336 ), to/, Dim. of neosso/s, nestling, chick, Arist. 536a30 : metaph., tou= patro\s n. 'chip of the old block', Ar. 767 , cf. Thphr. 2.6 . yolk of an egg, Men. 42 (prob.), Diph. 121 , Hsch. neoss-i/s, Att. neott-, later nossi/s, i/dos, h(, = foreg. 1 , Arist. 559b23 ; *pafi/hs nossi/s, of a girl, AP 9.567 (Antip.): freq. as pr. n. in Com. nossi/des, ai(, name of a kind of shoe, Herod. 7.57 . neosso-ko/mos, Att. neott-, on, rearing chickens, kalih/ 7.210 (Antip.). neosso-poie/w, later nosso-, = neosseu/w , LXX 13.22 :—also in Med. , Aesop. 5 : metaph., tau=ta (sc. plou=tos kai\ polute/leia) e)n toi=s bi/ois -poiei=tai Longin. 44.7 . neosso-poii/a, Att. neott-, h(, hatching, Dsc. 2.56 . neosso-pw=lis, idos, h(, seller of young birds, Herod. 6.99 (prob. nosso-). neosso/s, Att. neott-, o(, (ne/os) young bird, nestling, chick, Il. 2.311 , 9.323 , S. 425 , Ar. 835 , 2.24 , etc.; a)pth=nes n. Plu. 2.48a . any young animal, as a young crocodile, Hdt. 2.68 ; of young children, A. 256 , 501 , E. 403 (lyr.), al., Pl. 776a : fem., h)=n neotto\s kai\ ne/a (sc. Lais) Epicr. 3.15 : in pl., young bees, X. 7.34 , Arist. 624a22 ; *)/arews n., of the cock, Ar. 835 (also ironically, of a person, Pl.Com. 104 ): collective, i(/ppou n. the horse's brood, A. 825 . yolk of an egg, Arist. 565a3 , Orac. ap. Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.344 ; cf. neotti/on.—The disyll. form nosso/s is cited in 109 from A. 113 and occurs in S. 2081 (b) Fr. 3 : this and cogn. forms (commonly found in later Gr.) are condemned as a)do/kima by Phryn. 182 . neosso-trofei=on, Att. neott-, to/, chicken-coop, Colum. 8.15 . neosso-trofe/w, Att. neott-, later noss-, rear young birds, AP 9.346 ( Leon. Alex. ): — Pass. , to be reared as in the nest, of a child, Ar. 999 , cf. Ph. 2.200 . neosso-trofi/a, Att. neott-, rearing of young birds, M.Ant. 9.9 (pl.), 14.7.14 , Al. 39.16 . neo/-ssu^tos, on, = ne/ortos , Hsch. ; i)xw/r Nonn. 29.268 ; o)/gkos a)ni/hs ib. 4.10 . neo-sta^qh/s, e/s, (i(/sthmi) newly settled, dh=mos Plu. 2.321d . neo-sta/luc, u^gos, o(, h(, = neoda/krutos , Hsch. neo-sta^si/h, dub. l. in A.R. 3.76 (leg. e)neo-), cf. Hsch. neo/-statos, Cypr. nevo/statos, = new/tatos , latest, last, ta=n e)pagomena=n n. 134 H. neo/-steptos, on, fresh-crowned, Opp. 1.198 . neo-stefh/s, e/s, = foreg., 1143 (ii/iii A.D.). = neo/kratos , Hsch. ; cf. e)pistefh/s. neo-stra/teutos [a^], on, recruit, App. 2.74 . neo/-stra^tos, on, = foreg., tei/rwn (Lat. tiro) PMon. 2.2 (vi A.D.). neo/-strofos, on, newly twisted, neurh/ Il. 15.469 . neo-su/llektos, on, = sq., D.H. 8.13 , 11.23 , J. 1.17.1 , Plu. 25 . neo-su/llogos, on, newly collected, i.e. incurred, e)/ranoi Hyp. 11 ; newly levied, strato/peda Plb. 3.70.10 , cf. Polyaen. 3.11.8 . neo-su/sta^tos, on, recently formed, i.e. recent, of disease, Critoap. Gal. 12.830 ; sudden, kata/rrous Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 10.17.2 . having newly joined a sect, proselyte, J. 2.8.9 . neo-sfa^gh/s, e/s, fresh-slaughtered, S. 1130 , 898 , E. 894 ; neosfagh= pou to/nde prosleu/sswn fo/non S. 546 . neo-sfa/da|stos [sfa^], on, newly struggling, Id. 349 . neo/-sfaktos, on, newly shed, n. ai(=ma Arist. 581b2 . neo-sfa/c, a/gos, o(, h(, newly slaughtered, Nic. 68.1 . neo-sxi^dh/s, e/s, just split or cloven, o)/ros Nonn. 45.307 . neo-ta^fh/s, e/s, of a newly-built tomb, Sch. Lyc. 1097 (ed. Bachm.). neo-telh/s, e/s, newly initiated, Pl. 250e (glossed newsti\ tetelesme/nos Tim. , n. teteleiwme/nos Phot. , Suid. ), Luc. 11.2 ; yuxh/ Him. 14.12 ; h)=qos Id. 10.6 . neo-terph/s, e/s, new and charming, Opp. 3.352 , etc.: neut. as Adv., with new delight, Id. 2.584 . neo/-teuktos, on, newly wrought, kassi/teros Il. 21.592 ; ei)kw/n 311 (Smyrna). neo-teuxh/s, e/s, = foreg., di/froi Il. 5.194 ; mou=sa Tim. 216 ; kissu/bion Theoc. 1.28 . neo/ths, Dor. ne/o-tas, htos, h(, (ne/os) youth, e)k neo/thtos . . e)s gh=ras Il. 14.86 , cf. 10.20 , etc.; a)te/mbontai neo/thtos Il. 23.445 ; e)rath\n ga\r a)pwle/samen neo/thta, i.e. we died young, Simon. 89 , cf. E. 637 (lyr.), 149 ; e)n neo/tati, e)pi\ neo/thtos, in one's youth, Sapph. 12.3 , Ar. 1199 , cf. 214 : in pl., ai( n. a)/frones 9.359 ( Posidipp. or Pl.Com. or Crates); ai( n. r(wmale/ai ib. 360 ( Metrod. ). youthful spirit, impetuosity, Hdt. 7.13 : in bad sense, youthful folly, insolence, a)kolasi/a| kai\ n. Pl. 26e ; n. kai\ a)/noia And. 2.7 . collective, = neolai/a , body of youth, esp. of military or athletic age, Pi. 8(7).75 , Hdt. 4.3 , 9.12 , Th. 2.8 , 20 , etc. in Crete, neo/tas, a(, acc. neo/ta, gen. neo/tas, board of officials representing the ne/oi (cf. ne/os 1.1 ), 5012.6 , 525.9 (Gortyn, iii B.C.). neoth/sios, on, youthful, w(/rh Ps.-Phoc. 213 ; ski/rthma Antipho Soph. 49 . neo/-tiktos, on, newly brought forth, A. 451H. neo/-tmhtos, Dor. neo/-tma_tos, on, newly cut off, divided, Pl. 80d , Theoc. 7.134 , A.R. 3.857 , Dsc. 2.70 . neo/-tokos, on, new-born: metaph., fresh, recent, pa/qos Aret. 1.5 . parox. neoto/kos, on, Act. , having just brought forth, E. 701 , Aret. 2.3 ; lu/kaina neoto/kos spargw=sa tou\s mastou/s D.H. 1.79 , Plu. 2.320d . neo/-tomos, on, fresh-cut, o)/nuxos a)/loki neoto/mw| A. 25 (lyr.); n. plh/gmata newly inflicted, S. 1283 . freshly cut off, e(/lic E. 1170 (lyr.). neo-trefh/s, e/s, newly reared, ko/roi Id. 92 (lyr.), cf. Nonn. 10.178 . neo/-trhtos, on, = neo/trwtos , fresh, trau/mata interpol. in Dsc. 1.106 . neo-tri^bh/s, e/s, freshly ground, puroi=o a)/xqos Ps.-Phoc. 167 . freshly extracted, e)/laion Sor. 1.46 , al. neo/-trofos, on, = neotrefh/s , A. 724 (lyr.), Cratin. 326 . neo/-trwtos, on, (titrw/skw) lately wounded or hurt, Hp. 28 ; n. e(/lkh, ta\ n. tw=n e(lkw=n, fresh sores, Id. 4 , Dsc. 4.114 (v.l.), cf. Gal. 10.257 . neottei/a, etc., v. neoss-. neo/tu_ros, o(, new cheese, Alex.Trall. 4 . ne-ourge/w, invent new things, f.l. in Alciphr. 3.51 . ne-ourgh/s, e/s, = sq., Plu. 5 , Alciphr. 3.57 , Jul. 2.71c . ne-ourgo/s (A), o/n, newmade, new, i(ma/tion Pl. 495e ; foiniki/des Plu. 18 . ne-ourgo/s (B), o(, (nau=s) shipbuilder, Poll. 1.84 . ne-ou/ta^tos, on, (ou)ta/w) lately wounded, a)/llon . . neou/taton, a)/llon a)/outon Il. 18.536 , cf. 13.539 , Hes. 253 . ne-ou/thtos, on, = foreg., Nonn. 17.351 , al. neo-u/+fantos [u^], on, newly woven, Eust. 1572.4 . neo-fa/nths, ou, o(, newly initiated, mu/sths Orph. 4.9 . neo/-fa^tos, on, lately slain, Hsch. neo-feggh/s, e/s, shining anew, mh/nh, ai)/glh, Man. 2.489 , Nonn. 22.350 . neo/-fqartos, on, newly ruined or killed, Hsch. s.v. neo/fqitos. neo-fqi/menos [i^], h, on, = foreg., Nonn. 25.274 , al. neo/-fqi^tos, on, = foreg., 240 . newly violated, Hsch. neo/-foitos, on, having just arrived, newcomer, Coluth. 390 . Pass. , newly trodden, h)e/ra 7.699 . neo/-fonos, on, lately killed: n. ai(=ma freshshed, E. 1172 . neo/-frwn, onos, o(, h(, (frh/n) childish in spirit, dub.l. in Panyas. 12.11 (leg. e)neo/-): freq. as pr. n. neo-fu^h/s, e/s, new-grown, shooting up anew, Poll. 1.231 . neo-fu/ra_tos [u_], on, newly kneaded, Sch. Theoc. 4.34 . neo-fu^tei=on, to/, young plantation, nursery-ground, Gloss. neo/-fu^tos, on, newly planted, Ar. 828 ; a)mpelw/n 236.4 (iii B.C.); kth=ma 909.16 (iii A.D.): neut. pl. neo/futa, ta/, young plants, LXX 143 ( 144 ). 12 , cf. 138.9 (i A.D.; new/- Pap.), etc. metaph., new convert, neophyte, 3.6 . neo-xa/raktos [xa^], on, newly imprinted, i)/xnos S. 6 . neoxm-e/w, = neoxmo/w , in Pass. , Procop. 30 codd., Suid. s.v. neoxmo/s. neoxm-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, = neo/xmwsis , Hsch. neoxm-i/zw, = neoxmo/w , Id. ( Pass. ). neoxm-o/s, o/n, = ne/os , new, always of things (exc. S. 156 (anap.)), me/los n. a)/rxe Alcm. 1 ; neoxmoi=s de\ dh\ no/mois *zeu\s . . kratu/nei A. 150 (lyr.); kako/n Id. 693 , E. 866 (lyr.); ti/ froimia/zh| n.; Id. 1162 , cf. 260 (lyr.); mu=qoi ib. 231 (anap.): rare in Com. (only in lyr.), n. a)/qurma Cratin. 145 ; te/ras Ar. 1372 , 701 : also in Ion. (never in Att. ) Prose, fresh, n. poie/ein to\ fa/rmakon Hp. 2.133 . Adv. -mw=s ib. 1.16 . drastic, n. ti poie/ein, i.e. mutiny, Hdt. 9.99 , 104 ; ou)deni\ n. a)resko/menos D.C. 38.3 . [neo^xm-, A. l.c., E. 231 , 216 , etc.] neoxm-o/w, make innovations, esp. political, mostly with neut. Pron. or Adj., mhde\n a)/llo n. kata/ tinas Hdt. 4.201 , cf. 5.19 ; polla\ e)neo/xmwse caused many changes, Th. 1.12 , cf. D.H. 1.89 , 5.74 . inaugurate, a(/per au)to\s neoxmoi= Arist. 401a13 . Medic., produce a complication, Lycusap. Orib. 8.26.2 . neo/xm-wsis, ews, h(, innovation, Hsch. : in pl., strange phenomena, Arist. 397a20 . renovation, duna/mios Aret. 2.3 ; renewal, e)piplasma/twn ib. 1.10 . neo/-xrhstos, on, dub. in Diotog. ap. Stob. 4.1.96 (leg. neo/qrepta). neo/-xristos, on, newly plastered, D.S. 38.4 , App. 1.74 . neo-xru/seos [u^], on, new and golden, Philod.Scarph. 123 . neo/-xu^tos, on, (xe/w) flowing in new fashion, n. me/lea v.l. for neo/luta (q.v.) in 112 ( = 136 ). neo/-yhfos, on, calculated in a fresh way, prob. for neo/numfon in Suet. 39 . neo/w, (ne/os) renovate, change, ne/wson ai)=non A. 534 (lyr.):— Med. , ta/fous e)new/sato had them restored, IG 14.1721 :— Pass. , Hsch. = nea/w , Poll. 1.221 : c. acc. cogn., new/sate e(autoi=s new/mata LXX 4.3 . restore a M S. reading in a corrupt passage, Demetr.Lac. 1012.26 . ne/petos, o(, = kalami/nqh , Lat. word in Gal. 14.43 ; cf. ne/pita: h( kalami/nqh, Hsch. (Lat. nepeta.) ne/pous, podos, o(, once in Hom. in pl., ne/podes kalh=s *(alosu/dnhs, of seals, prob. children of H., Od. 4.404 , cf. Eust. 1502.36 : so in later Poets, a)qa/natoi de\ kaleu=ntai e(oi\ ne/podes Theoc. 17.25 ; gorgofo/noi ne/podes Cleon Sic. ap. 389.28 ; o( *kei=os *(ulli/xou ne/pous Call. 77 , cf. A.R. 4.1745 : also expld. from ne- (for nh- privat.), pou/s, the footless ones, Apion ap. Apollon. , and from ne/w (A), = nhci/-podes , web-footed, ibid., 405.49 : hence in later Poets, of fish, qalassai/wn mundo/teroi nepo/dwn Call. 260 , cf. Nic. 468 , 485 , 6.11 ( Satyr. ), 11.60 (Paul. Sil.); e(/kasta/ te fu=la nepou/dwn is f.l. in 78 . ne/rqe, ne/rqen, v. e)/nerqe. ne/rtatos, h, on, = e)ne/rtatos , lowest, Hsch. nerte/rios, a, on, underground, Orph. 1372 , 9.459 , etc.; oi( n. ib. 7.601 ( Jul. Aeg.). nertero-dro/mos, o(, courier of the dead, Luc. 41 . nertero/-morfos, on, shaped like the dead, Man. 4.555 . ne/rteros, a, on, also os, on E. 1020 (lyr.):— = e)ne/rteros , lower, nether, Comp. without Posit. in use (cf. ne/rqe, e)/nerqe), nerte/ra| prosh/menos kw/ph| A. 1617 ; ta\ d' u(pe/rtera ne/rtera qh/sei Ar. 772 . mostly as Posit., belonging to the lower world, h( n. qeo/s S. 1548 ; n. qeoi/ A. 622 , S. 602 (lyr.), etc.; ne/rteroi alone, the dead, A. 619 , etc.; n. pla/kes, xqw/n, dw/mata, the world below, S. 1576 (lyr.), E. 47 (s.v.l.), 1073 ; n. kw/pa, of Charon 's boat, ib. 459 (lyr.). ne/rtos, o(, a bird, Ar. 303 ; expld. by i(e/rac, Hsch. *nerw/neia (sc. i(era/), ta/, festival of Nero, D.C. 61.21 , al.:—Adj. *nerwniano/s, h/, o/n, Plu. 17 . ne/rwpa: lampro/n, Hsch. (i.e. nw/ropa). nestori/s, i/dos, h(, a kind of cup, Ath. 11.487f . *ne/stwr, oros, o(, Nestor, Il. 1.247 , etc.:—Adj. *nesto/reos, h, on, 2.54 , al.; *nesto/reios, a, on , a(/rma Pi. 6.32 ; me/los E. 899 ; sku/fos Luc. 12 . ne/twpon, to/, oil of bitter almonds, Hp. 1.37 , 5.66 , al. (me/twpon is v.l. in 12 , al.):—also netw/pion, Hsch. (cf. metw/pion 11 ); cf. ni/wpon. neu=ma, atos, to/, (neu/w) nod, sign, Th. 1.134 ; neu/matos e(/neka xalepai/nein for a mere nod, X. 5.8.20 ; n. xeiro/s Onos. 26.1 . expression of will, command, monoyh/foisi neu/masi A. 373 (lyr.); a)po\ neu/matos prosta/ttein tini/ Plb. 21.38.4 ; approval, sanction, a)eto\s fe/rwn e)k *dio\s tai=s eu)xai=s n. Philostr. 12a . 1 , cf. 3.636 ; control, u(pota/ttein *palaisti/nhn tw=| n. tino/s Chor. p.28B. quarter of the heavens, D.P. 517 . generally, direction, Heliod. ap. Orib. 49.4.39 , 1.178 . neu=mai, v. ne/omai. neuma/tion, to/, Dim. of neu=ma 1.1 , Arr. 4.13.22 . neu/menos, v. ne/omai. neura/, Ion. nertero-rh/, h(, Ep. gen. sg. neurh=fi( n) Il. 8.309 , 15.313 , 21.113 :— string or cord of sinew, in Ep. usu. bowstring, n. e)u+strefh/s, neo/strofos, Il. 15.463 , 469 ; baru/fqoggos Pi. 6(5).34 , cf. S. 1005 , E. 784 , X. 4.2.28 , etc.: made from neu=ron, Arist. 540a19 ; mu/es e)boh/qhsan diatrago/ntes ta\s n. Id. 1401b16 . harpstring, Poll. 4.62 . strand of a torsion-engine, 22.554.15 . withe, LXX 16.7 . wrongly taken by some, = neu=ron , Il. 8.328 . (Cogn. with neu=ron.) neura/s, a/dos, h(, Ion. name for poti/rrion, Dsc. 3.15 , Plin. 27.122 . = doru/knion , ib. 21.179 . neur-eih/, h(, poet. for neura/, Theoc. 25.213 . neur-e/ndetos, on, strung, kiqa/rh Man. 5.163 . neur-epe/nta^tos, on, stretched on the bowstring, prob. in Tim. 31 . neur-h/, neur-h=fi, neur-h=fin, v. neura/. neur-iko/s, h/, o/n, suffering from contraction of the tendons, n. kai\ a)rqritikoi/ Antyll. ap. Orib. 9.11.2 , cf. Gal. 8.420 . of the disease itself, n. dia/qesis 331.11 (Pergam., ii B.C.). Adv. -kw=s like a tendon, Ruf. 7 . neu/r-i^nos, h, on, made of sinew, xordh/ Arist. 787b17 ; lu/ra n. tri/xordos D.S. 1.16 ; kra/nh n. Str. 3.3.6 . made or consisting of fibres, Pl. 279e . neur-i/on, to/, Dim. of neu=ron, Hp. 1 , Gal. 2.400 . Dim. of neura/, 11.352.11 ( Agath. ). neur-i/ths [i_] li/qos, o(, sinew-like stone, Orph. 748 codd. (fort. leg. nebr-). neuro-ba/ths [a^], ou, o(, rope-dancer, Rhetor.in 8(4).213 , 345.52 : in Lat. form, Vopisc. 19 , Firm. 8.17.4 . neuro-eidh/s, e/s, like sinews: to\ n., = leimw/nion , Dsc. 4.16 , Plin. 20.72 . neuro/-qlastos, on, bruised in the sinews, Gal. 13.576 , Orib. 88 . neuro/-kaulos, on, with fibrous stem, Thphr. 7.2.8 . neuro-koi/lios, on, dub. sens. in Hp. 5 (fort. eu)rukoi/lioi). neuro-kope/w, hamstring, hough, LXX 49.6 , 462.4 (iii B.C.), Plb. 31.2.11 , Str. 16.4.10 :— Pass. , D.S. 3.26 . neuro-la/los [a^], on, with sounding strings, xordh/ 9.410 (Tull. Sab.). neuro-mh=trai, ai(, = yo/ai , Clearch. 72 , Ruf. 189 , 192 . neu=ron, to/, sinew, tendon, once in Hom. , in pl., of the tendons at the feet, peri\ d' e)/gxeos ai)xmh=| neu=ra diesxi/sqh Il. 16.316 , cf. Hp. 11 , etc.; ta\ n. oi(=a e)pitei/nesqai kai\ a)ni/esqai Pl. 98c ; n. e)c i)nw=n [gi/gnetai] Id. 82c ; sa/rkes kai\ n. ibid.; su/gkeitai/ mou to\ sw=ma e)c o)stw=n kai\ n. Id. 98c , cf. Arist. 515a27 , al.: used adjectivally, ib. 540a18 (s.v.l.). n. e)/naimon vein, Hp. 2 , cf. Ruf. 208 . metaph., in pl., nerves, sinews, ta\ n. th=s tragw|di/as, of the lyric odes, Ar. 862 ; u(pote/tmhtai ta\ n. tw=n pragma/twn Aeschin. 3.166 ; e(/ws e)kte/mh| w(/sper n. e)k th=s yuxh=s Pl. 411b ; e)kt. ta\ n. [oi)/nou] Plu. 2.692c ; also po/lis h(/tis mh\ neu=r' e)pi\ tou\s a)dikou=ntas e)/xei D. 19.283 : less freq. in sg., to\ n. u(poko/ptontes th=s duna/mews J. 5.1.4 ; xrh/mata n. pole/mou App. 4.99 . cord made of sinew, e. g. bowstring, Il. 4.122 ; string fastening the head of the arrow to the shaft, ib. 151 ; also de/rmata surra/ptein neu/rw| boo/s Hes. 544 ; cord of a sling, X. 3.4.17 , Q.S. 11.112 ; bowstring, Ach.Tat. 3.8 . = neura/ 3 , Plb. 4.56.3 , App. 107 . string of a lyre, 9.584.9 , Luc. 1.4 . in pl., fibres of plants, Pl. 280c . nerves, as organs of sensation, first in Erasistr. ap. Gal. 5.602 ; n. praktika/, ai)sqhtika/, etc., Ruf. 211 ; n. kinhtika/, proairetika/, Gal. 2.613 , 739 ; n. a)koustiko/n Alex.Aphr. 1.71 , cf. Gal. 2.831 , Plot. 4.3.23 . penis, Pl.Com. 173.19 , Gal. 8.442 . (Cf. Skt. snā´van-, Avest. snāvar[schwa], 'sinew', 'bond'.) neuro/-nosos, on, diseased in the sinews, Man. 4.501 . neuro/-pa^xus, u, with a thick sinewy coat, of a vein, Hp. 15 . neuro-plekh/s, e/s, plaited with sinews, AP 6.107 ( Phil. ). neuro-poihtiko/s, h/, o/n, making sinews, Gal. 1.6 . neuro-ra^fe/w or neuro-rra^fe/w, stitch or mend shoes, Pl. 294b , X. 8.2.5 . neuro-ra^fi/a or neuro-rra^fi/a, h(, cobblery, Gal. 5 . neuro-ra^fiko/s or neuro-rra^fiko/s, h/, o/n, of or for shoemending, cobbling, Poll. 7.154 . neuro-rra/fos [a^], o(, ( neu=ron 11 , r(a/ptw) one who stitches with sinews, mender of shoes, cobbler, Ar. 739 , Pl. 421a , etc. one who makes strings for the lyre, Lycurg. 100 . neuro-spa^dh/s, e/s, ( neu=ron 11 , spa/w) drawn by the string, n. a)/traktos the arrow drawn and just ready to fly, S. 290 . neuro/-spasma, atos, to/, = neuro/spaston , in pl., 454.17 , Phot. s.v. qrau/mata. neurospast-e/w, put in motion by strings, of puppets, D.S. 34.34 , M.Ant. 7.3 ( Pass. ): esp. metaph., draw as by a string, Phld. p.62 O.; h( fantasi/a su/rei h(ma=s kai\ n. pro\s au(th/n Porph. ap. Stob. 2.8.40 , cf. Ph. 1.28 ; kaq' o(rmh\n -spastei=sqai M.Ant. 6.16 . Pass. , to be caught by drawing a string, of birds, Ath. 9.391a . neurospa/st-hs, ou, o(, puppet-show man, IG 11(2).133.80 (Delos, ii B.C.), Arist. 398b16 , Ath. 1.19e . neurospast-i/a, h(, motion by means of strings, metaph., M.Ant. 6.28 , 7.29 . neurospast-iko/s, h/, o/n, connected with puppet-shows: h( -kh\ te/xnh Eust. 457.38 : also metaph., Alex.Aphr. 105.33 . neuro/spast-os, on, (spa/w) drawn by strings, a)ga/lmata n. puppets moved by strings, Hdt. 2.48 ; ta\ neuro/spasta puppets, X. 4.55 , Luc. 16 , etc. neuro-sta/tai, oi(, dub. sens., Poll. 7.154 . neuro-stro/fos, o(, tightener of the strings of a musical instrument, Porph. 12.1 . neuro-tenh/s, e/s, stretched by sinews, pagi\s n. a snare of gut, AP 6.109 (Antip.). neuro-tome/w, cut the sinews, Agathin. ap. Orib. 10.7.9 ( Pass. ). neuro-to/mos, on, cutting sinews, Man. 5.221 . neuro/-tonon, to/, strand of gut in a torsion-engine, f.l. in Hero 83.4 . neuro/-trwtos, on, wounded in the sinews or tendons, Dsc. 1.58 , Androm. ap. Gal. 13.419 , Gal. 13.563 , Alex.Aphr. 1.50 . neuro-xa^rh/s, e/s, delighting in the bowstring or in the lyre, epith. of Apollo, 9.525.14 (prob. for nebroxarh=). neuro-xondrw/dhs, es, neuro-cartilaginous, sw=ma Gal. 6.19 , cf. 2.619 . neur-o/w, strain the sinews, nerve, pa/qos kai\ tou\s a)sqenesta/tous n. Ph. 2.48 :— Pass. , sw=ma neo/thti kai\ a)kmh=| neurou/menon Alciphr. 3.49 . in Pass. , to be supplied with nerves, innervated, para/ . . Gal. 8.236 ; a)po\ . . , e)k . . , Id. 9.15 , 16.5 . neneu/rwtai, sens. obsc. (cf. neu=ron v), but metaph., n. h(/de cumfora/ Ar. 1078 . neur-w/dhs, es, = neuroeidh/s , sinewy, Hp. 22 ( Comp. ); te/nontes Id. 30 ; kefalh/ Pl. 75b ; fle/y Arist. 497a14 , al.; me/rh Thphr. 3 ( Sup. ); to/poi D.S. 2.56 ; o)xetoi/ Aret. 2.3 ; muscular, strong, Dicaearch. Hist. 10 M.; to\ n. the sinewy parts, Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.27.3 , Gal. 1.320 , Orib. 5.29.7 . to\ n. the nervous system, Gal. 19.538 . neu=sis (A), ews, h(, (neu/w) inclination, tendency of physical forces to or from a centre, Ti.Locr. 100d . neu/seis, ai(, title of work by Apollonius of Perga, problems where a straight line has to be drawn through a point so as to intercept a given length between two lines or curves, Papp. 670.4 . downward tendency, gravitation, Plu. 2.1122c , prob. in Alex.Aphr. 1.131 . tendency, inclination, Plot. 1.1.12 . in Neo-Platonic philosophy, declension in the scale of Being, esp. of the Soul, n. h( pro\s sw=ma kai\ u(/lhn Id. 1.6.5 ; n. ei)s or pro\s th\n ge/nesin, Hierocl. 26p.479M. , Porph. 11 ; h( pro\s to\ xei=ron n. Jul. 5.166d . neu=sis (B), ews, h(, (ne/w A) swimming, Arist. 639b2 , 694b9 , al. neust-a/zw, (neu/w) nod, neusta/zwn ko/ruqi briarh=| Il. 20.162 ; o)fru/si neusta/zwn, of one making signs, Od. 12.194 ; h(=stai neusta/zwn kefalh=| mequ/onti e)oikw/s, of one fainting, 18.240 , cf. 154 , Theoc. 25.260 ; e)s xqo/na n. Bion 7.3 ; of an animal lowering its horns, Opp. 2.467 . neust-e/on, (ne/wA) one must swim, Pl. 453d . neust-h/r, h=ros, o(, (ne/w A) swimmer, sailor, Hsch. (neuth/r cod., fort. <a)r>neuth/r). neust-iko/s (A), h/, o/n, (ne/w A) able to swim, zw=|on Pl. 220a ; n. me/ros animal family that swims, ib. 221e ; neustiko\n mo/non i)xqu/s Arist. 487b22 ; ta\ neustika/ ib. 489b23 . neust-iko/s (B), h/, o/n, (neu/w) inclining, declining, to\ peri\ th\n gh=n n. Ph. 2.513 . neust-o/s, h/, o/n, (ne/w A) = kolumba/s , Luc. 13 . neu/w, Il. 13.133 , etc.: fut. neu/sw Od. 16.283 , etc.: aor. e)/neusa, Ep. neu=sa (v. infr.): pf. ne/neuka E. 1581 , etc. (fut. Med. neu/somai only in compds.):—incline in any direction: nod, beckon, as a sign, neu/sw me/n toi e)gw\ kefalh=| Od. 16.283 ; neu=s' *ai)/as *foi/niki Il. 9.223 , cf. Od. 17.330 ; neu=san e)s a)llh/lous 7.9 ; o(/rkos be/baio/s e)stin a)\n neu/sw mo/non Alex. 91 , cf. 178.3 ; beckon with the hand, decia=| de/ moi e)/neuse Ezek. 73 : c. inf., beckon to one to do a thing, in token of command, neani/ais e)/neuse parqe/non labei=n E. 545 . nod or bow in token of assent, e)pi\ glefa/rois n. Pi. 8(7).50 ; neu=son, *kroni/wn Id. 1.71 ; neu=son, te/knon, pei/sqhti S. 484 , cf. Ar. 883 : c. acc. et inf., grant, assure, promise that . . , neu=se de/ oi( lao\n so/on e)/mmenai Il. 8.246 : c. inf. fut., Pi. 7.67 : c. inf. aor., 6.244 ( Crin. ): c. acc. rei, grant, promise, neu=se de/ oi( kou/rhn 445 , cf. 463 ; neu/sate ta\n a)do/khton xa/rin S. 248 (lyr.), cf. E. 978 (lyr.). generally, nod, bend forward, of warriors, Il. 13.133 ; neu=on to\ ai)doi=on Hdt. 2.48 ; lo/fos kaqu/perqen e)/neuen Il. 3.337 , cf. Alc. 15.3 , etc.; sta/xues neu/oien e)/raze Hes. 473 , etc.; n. ka/tw stoop, E. 839 ; n. e)s th\n gh=n Ar. 1110 , cf. Theoc. 22.90 : c. acc., ou(/tw nu=n mnhsth=res . . neu/oien kefala\s dedmhme/noi Od. 18.237 ; e)s pe/don ka/ra neu=sai fo/bw| S. 270 , cf. 441 . incline, slope, n. a)po/ tinos ei)/s ti incline to wards, Th. 4.100 ; ei)s to\ au)to\ n. tend to the same point, Pl. 945d ; pro\s to\ luph=san, pro\s toi=s r(h/masin, Alex.Aphr. 1.48 , 78 ; of countries, etc., slope, n. ei)s du/seis, pro\s to\ pe/lagos, Plb. 1.42.6 , 1.73.5 , etc.; of buildings, etc., look, face, ei)s no/ton, etc., 3.978 (iv A.D.), etc.; mhdamou= n. to be in equilibrium, Plb. 6.10.7 ; tai=s prw/|rais e)/cw neu/onta ta\ ska/fh Id. 1.26.12 : Geom., of straight lines, verge, tend to a point (i. e. to pass through it when produced), Arist. 0.76b9 , Apollon.Perg. 1.2 , etc.: metaph., to be inclined, a)/llws n. Theoc. 7.109 ; n. ei)s o)rga/n, ei)s e)/leon, 4.136 ( Antiphil. ); e)pi\ xa/rin Phalar. 78 ; pro\s gaste/ra Ath. 14.659a ; pro\s qh=lu 355 . metaph., decline, fall away, e)k . . tw=n pote lamprw=n neu/ei bi/otos, neu/ei de\ tu/xa E. 153 : in Neo-Platonic philosophy, decline, sink in the scale of Being, Plot. 2.9.4 , etc. neu/ei: e)pane/rxetai h)\ ma=llon feu/gei, Hsch. Pass. , only pf. part. neneume/nos inclined, Teucerin 7.202 . (Cf. Skt. návate 'turn round', Lat. nuo.) nefe/lh, h(, (ne/fos) cloud, mass of clouds (distd. from o(mi/xlh, mist or fog, Arist. 346b33 ), Il. 15.20 , Hes. 745 , etc.; n. kuane/h, porfure/h, Od. 12.75 , Il. 17.551 ; e)ribro/mou nefe/las strato/s Pi. 6.11 ; nefe/lai po/kois e)ri/wn o(moi=ai Thphr. 13 .—Mostly poet., but found in X. 1.8.8 , Arist. , Thphr. ll. cc., and in late Prose, Plu. 2.777e , Philostr. 24 . metaph., nefe/lh de/ min a)mfeka/luye kuane/h, of death, Il. 20.417 ; to\n d' a)/xeos nefe/lh e)ka/luye me/laina a cloud of sorrow, 17.591 , cf. S. 528 (anap.); pole/mou n. Simon. 89 ; fo/nou n. Pi. 9.38 , cf. 7(6).27 ; *kentau/rou foni/a| nefe/la|, i.e. with his blood, S. 831 (lyr.); kelainw=pis n., of sleep, Pi. 1.7 . of clouds in urine, Hp. 12 , Gal. 6.252 . = nefe/lion 11.2 , Hp. 2.20 . cloud on a mirror, Arist. 459b30 . fine bird-net, in pl., Ar. 194 , 528 (anap.), Call. 3.1.37 , Gal. 1.2 , Ath. 1.25d : in sg., 6.11 ( Satyr. ), 109 (Antip.), 185 ( Zos. ). Alchem., sublimate, Ps.-Democr. Alch. p.50 B. nefelh-gere/ta^, Ep. for -ths, o(, (a)gei/rw) used by Hom. only in nom. and in gen. nefelhgere/tao, cloud-gatherer, of Zeus, Il. 1.511 , al.; acc., a)e/ra nefelhgere/thn Emp. 149 . nefelh-gerh/s, e/os, o(, = foreg., Q.S. 4.80 . nefelh-do/n, Adv. in the manner of clouds, Nonn. 15.1 . nefel-i/zw, wrap in clouds, in Pass. , Sch. Il. 15.153 . nefe/l-ion, to/, Dim. of nefe/lh, Arist. 367b9 , Thphr. 11 , 20 . Astron., nebula, Ptol. 7.5 , al., Vett. Val. 110.12 . of clouds in urine, Hp. 571 , etc. cloud-like opacity on the eye, Dsc. 2.151 , Gal. 19.534 . white speck on the nails, Poll. 2.146 . nefelo-eidh/s, e/s, cloud-like, sustrofai/, of nebulae or star-clusters, Gem. 3.4 , Ptol. 149 ; a)sth/r Hipparch. 2.5.15 ; also of urine, cloudy, Hp. Acut.(Sp.) 17 . nefelo-ke/ntauros, o(, cloud-centaur, Luc. 1.16 : partly as sprung from Ixion and the cloud, partly as a fantastic shape such as the clouds assume. nefelo-kokku_gi/a, h(, (ko/kkuc) Cloudcuckoo-town, built by the birds in Ar. 819 , al., a satire on Athens. nefelo-kokku_gieu/s, e/ws, o(, Cloud-cuckoo-town-man, ib. 878 , 1035 . nefelo-mi^gh/s, e/s, mingled with cloud, pu=r 3.3.4 . nefelo/-omai, Pass. , to be clouded over, Eust. 127.21 . nefelo-sta/sia [sta^], ta/, ( nefe/lh 111 , i(/sthmi) place where nets are set to catch birds, Id. 1928.37 . nefelo-fo/ros, on, bringing clouds, Lyd. 3.32 . nefel-w/dhs, es, cloudy, bringing clouds, o( no/tos Arist. 942a37 ; ko/nis Polyaen. 4.6.13 . clouded, of the eye, Gal. 10.1019 . nefel-wto/s, h/, o/n, clouded: made of clouds, Luc. 1.19 . nefo-eidh/s, e/s, = nefeloeidh/s , Epicur. 2p.51U. , 9.396 (Paul. Sil.). nefo/-omai, Pass. , to be clouded over, Nic.Dam. 68 J. , Ph. 2.21 , Adam. 35 , Porph. 27 : metaph., nenefwme/na bouleu/ontes Man. 4.518 . nefo-poi/htos, on, made of clouds, Dam. 69 . ne/fos, eos, to/, cloud, mass of clouds, Il. 4.275 , al.; smikrou= ne/fous e)kpneu/sas me/gas xeimw/n S. 1148 ; n. o)/mbrion Ar. 288 (lyr.); n. kai\ o(mi/xlh Pl. 49c ; to\n ki/ndunon parelqei=n w(/sper n. D. 18.188 . metaph. (cf. nefe/lh 1.2 ), qana/tou de\ me/lan n. a)mfeka/luyen Il. 16.350 , cf. Od. 4.180 , B. 12.64 ; la/qas n. Pi. 7.45 ; sko/tou n., of blindness, S. 1314 (lyr.); n. oi)mwgh=s, stenagmw=n, E. 107 (anap.), 1140 ; o)fru/wn n. a cloud upon the brow, Id. 172 (anap.); u(po\ tou= metw/pou oi(=on n. e)panesthko/s Arist. 809b22 ; diaskeda=te to\ proso\n nu=n n. e)pi\ tou= prosw/pou Anaxandr. 58 . metaph., also, a cloud of men, etc., n. pezw=n, *trw/wn, Il. 4.274 , 16.66 ; yarw=n, koloiw=n, 17.755 ; n. tosou=ton a)nqrw/pwn Hdt. 8.109 ; penesta/wn n. Timo 39 ; martu/rwn 12.1 ; pole/moio n. the cloud of battle, thick of the fight, Il. 17.243 , cf. Ar. 1090 : applied by Pi. 10.9 to a single hero: used by Prose writers for poet. nefe/lh (q. v.). (Cf. Skt. nábhas 'fog', 'cloud', Slav. nebo 'heaven', Lat. nebula.) ne/fr-hsis, ews, h(, pain in the kidneys, dub. in nefr-iai=os, a, on, (nefro/s) of the kidneys, ste/ar Dsc. 2.76 ; to\ n. (to be read for nefri/dion) Hp. 2.164 . nefr-iko/s, h/, o/n, f.l. for nefritiko/s , Dsc. 1.6 . nefr-i/on, to/, Dim. of nefro/s, 108i9 (ii/iii A.D.). = e)lafo/boskon , Ps.- Dsc. 3.69 (nisi leg. ne/breion). nefr-i/ths [i_], o(, fem. nefri=tis, h(, = nefriai=os, sfo/ndulos , i.e. the first vertebra of the sacrum, Poll. 2.179 ; no/son nefri=tin Th. 7.15 ; fqi/sis n. Hp. 15 : also as Subst. nefri=tis (sc. no/sos), h(, Id. 502 : in pl., Id. 3.31 , Dsc. 1.14 . nefr-i_ti^ko/s, h/, o/n, of the kidneys, nosh/mata Hp. 41 ; ta\ n. Id. 6.6 . affected with nefri=tis, Dsc. 1.15 , Apollon. ap. Gal. 13.326 , Gal. 1.13 . of remedies, suitable for such cases, Alex.Trall. 11.2 . nefroeidh/s, e/s, like a kidney, Arist. 508a30 . nefr-o/s, o(, in pl., kidneys, Diog.Apoll. 6 , Hp. 4.78 , Pl. 91a , etc.: in dual, Ar. 475 : rarely in sg., Id. 962 , Euphro 1.25 : euphem. for o)/rxeis, Philippid. 5.4 : metaph., LXX 15(16).7 . (Cf. OHG. nioro 'kidney', Praenest. nefrones, Lanuv. nebrundines 'kidneys', 'testicles'.) nefr-w/dhs, es, = nefroeidh/s , Arist. 670b13 . nef-u/drion, to/, Dim. of ne/fos, Olymp. 215.25 . nef-w/dhs, es, = nefoeidh/s , like a cloud, Str. 3.2.7 . cloudy, bringing clouds, o( no/tos Arist. 942a35 . of the voice, husky, Id. 800a14 . ne/f-wsis, ews, h(, (nefo/omai) overclouding, Ph. 1.27 , Hld. 9.9 codd. (pl.), Al. 3.5 . *nefw/ths, ou, o(, epith. of Zeus in Egypt, prob. = Nefr-hotep, 676 (ii A.D.). ne/w (A), nei= Pl. 453d , ne/omen Pi. 218 codd. Ath. ; inf. nei=n Epich. 53 , Th. 7.30 ; part. ne/wn Od. 5.344 , Pl. 529c : impf. e)/neon Ar. 321 ; Ep. e)/nneon Il. 21.11 ; poet. ne/on Alc. 143 : fut. neu/somai Hsch. , neusou=mai v.l. in X. 4.3.12 : aor. e)/neusa (di-) Pl. 137a , (e)c-) E. 470 , Th. 2.90 : pf. ne/neuka (dia-) Pl. 441c :—swim, xei/ressi ne/wn Od. 5.344 ; i(=ce ne/wn ib. 442 ; ne/ein ou)k e)pista/menoi Hdt. 8.89 , cf. 6.44 ; ou)/te e)pist. nei=n Th. 7.30 ; nei=n ou)k i)/santi Epich. l.c. metaph., of shoes that are too large, e)/neon e)n tai=s e)mba/sin was floating in my shoes, as if they were boats, Ar. 321 ; nei=n e)c u(pti/as, v. u(/ptios 11 . fin. (Prob. cogn. with na/w, Lat. nare.) ne/w (B), fut. nh/sw: aor. 1 e)/nhsa:— Pass. , aor. e)nh/qhn: pf. ne/nhsmai (e)pi-) Ps.- Luc. 14 :— spin, Hom. only aor. Med. , a(/ssa oi( kata\ *klw=qes nh/santo the happenings which they spun out to him, Od. 7.198 ; of a spider, nh=| nh/mata Hes. 777 ; sth/mona makro\n e)/nhsa Batr. 183 ; pe/plous te nh=sai S. 439 ; sth/mona nh/sw Ar. 519 ; nw=sai malqakwta/thn kro/khn Eup. 319 ; ta\ nhqe/nta Pl. 282e : 3 pl. nw=si occurs in Ael. 7.12 (as if from na/w), cf. Poll. 7.32 , 10.125 , 344.1 ; and Hsch. cites nw=nta: nh/qonta; in Eup.l.c. Meineke restores nh=sai for nw=sai. (Cf. Lat. neo 'spin', OHG. nāan 'sew', etc.) ne/w (C), fut. nh/sw Suid. : aor. e)/nhsa (v. infr.):— Med. , fut. (in pass. sense) nh/somai Hsch. (v. infr.): aor. e)nhsa/mhn Polyaen. 8.65 :— Pass. , aor. e)nh/sqhn Arr. 7.3.2 , Porph. 2.54 , also e)nh/qhn (e)p-) prob. in Hdn. 4.2.10 : pf. ne/nhmai 22.1522.23 (iv B.C.), X. (v. infr.), perh. also ne/nhsmai (v. infr.); Ion. 3 pl. nene/atai (sun-) Hdt. 2.135 ; 3 sg. plpf. e)ne/nhsto Ael. 5.6 : pres. only in compds. e)pi-, perine/w (qq.v.):—heap, pile up, purh\n nh=sai pile a funeral pyre, Hdt. 1.50 , cf. Ar. 269 , Th. 2.52 , Porph. l.c. ( Pass. ); nh/santes cu/la E. 243 ; a)mforh=s nenhsme/noi Ar. 1203 ; a)/rtoi nenhme/noi X. 5.4.27 ; nw=ntos, glossed swreu/ontos, Phot. in Pass. , to be stuffed, c. gen., nenhme/nhn xoi=ron pollh=s fori/nhs Herod. 4.15 ; cf. nhso/meqa: koresqhso/meqa, Hsch. (Contr. from nhe/w, q.v.) ne/w (D), Dor. Adv., in the phrase e)s ne/w, = ei)s ne/wta , next year, Riv.Fil. 56.266 (Cyrene, dub.), v.l. in Theoc. 15.143 (cf. 56.413 ); ei)s ne/wn dub. in 958c13 (iii A.D.). new/, Att. gen. and later acc. of new/s (nao/s). newkor-e/w, to be a newko/ros, serve, tend, in Pass. , *(esti/a . . u(po\ parqe/nwn newkorei=tai Corn. 28 , cf. 481 *. 153 (Ephesus, ii A.D.). ironically, sweep clean, clean out, plunder a temple, Pl. 574d . honour with a temple, to\n au(tw=n su/mmaxon (sc. qeo/n) J. 5.9.4 . metaph., keep clean and pure, newkorei=n e)/rwta cherish love in a pure heart (as in a temple), Luc. 48 . newkor-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, office of a newko/ros, Ph. 1.695 , Plu. 2.351e , 14.1026 , Man. 4.430 (pl.): written neokorei/a in 3.584 (Sidyma). newko/r-ion, to/, sacristy, IG 11(2).144 17 (Delos, iv B.C.), 22.1672.181 , al., 35.243 (pl., Delos, ii B.C.), 2.342.4 (Phanagoria): Dor. na_korei=on 42(1).109i i 127 (Epid., iii B.C.). new/kor-os, o(, Dor. na_oko/ros 2116.14 , al. (Delph., ii B.C.), Hsch. : contr. na_ko/ros 35.7 (iii B.C., prob. Dor. ), 1912.9 , al. (Delph., ii B.C.), 5087 (Crete): as fem., 42(1).393 , al. (Epid., ii A.D.); nauko/ros, h(, Buresch Aus Lydien p.58 : poet. nhoko/ros 9.22 ( Phil. ):—warden of a temple, as a sacred officer, toi=s i(eroi=s n. gi/gnesqai Pl. 759a ; i(ere/as te kai\ n. ib. 953a ; para\ *megabu/cw| tw=| th=s *)arte/midos n. X. 5.3.6 , cf. 231 (iv B.C.); bwmoi=o n. 11.324 ( Autom. ); n. tou= mega/lou *sara/pidos 100.2 (ii A.D.). sacristan, Herod. 4.41 , 45 , Paus. 10.12.5 ; e)nbo/lion e)/xwn n. in a list of silver articles, 7.3498.25 (Oropus). title assumed by Asiatic cities in Imperial times, when they had built a temple in honour of their patron-god or the Emperor, as Ephesus, n. *)arte/midos 19.35 ; also as Adj., tw=| n. *)efesi/wn dh/mw| 481.3 (ii A.D.), cf. 481 *. 4 (Ephesus, ii A.D.); di\s n. tw=n *sebastw=n, of Ephesus, 496.7 (ii A.D.); of Smyrna, 4.1419 . (Prob. derived from kore/w, sweep, the orig. sense being prob. temple-sweeper, cf. E. 115 , 121 , 795 (where the word does not occur), newkore/w 1.2, 11 , Ph. 2.236 , Hsch. ; but Suid. expl. it o( to\n new\n kosmw=n . . , a)ll' ou)x o( sai/rwn.) newlk-e/w, haul a ship up on land, Thphr. 5.7.2 , Plb. 1.29.3 ; ta\ ska/fh D.S. 20.47 : abs., Aristonym. ap. Stob. 4.33.29 :— Pass. , nenewlkhme/na [ploi=a] Ath. 8.350b , cf. Alciphr. 1.1 : metaph., of a corpse, to\ -hme/non e)n th=| kli/nh| Phld. 28 . newlk-i/a, h(, hauling up a ship into dock, Aen.Tact. 17.1 , Arist. 253b18 , Thphr. 5.7.2 (pl.), 22.1028.37 (pl.): metaph., sw=ma w(/sper e)n n. th=| sxolh=| teqerapeume/non Plu. 2.136a . new/lk-ion, to/, dry dock, in pl., App. 5.100 , Hsch. s.v. new=nas (neo/lkia cod.). newlk-o/s, o(, (nau=s, e(/lkw) one who hauls up a ship into dock, Arist. 250a18 , 1000.22 (Cos, i B.C.), Poll. 7.190 , 10.148 . ne/wma, atos, to/, (neo/w) fallow land just broken up, LXX 4.3 (pl.). new/n, w=nos, o( , (nau=s) = new/rion , Hsch. (pl.); Ion. , acc. to Phot. new/nhtos, on, newly bought, of slaves, Ar. 2 , Timocl. 7.2 , Ph. 2.73 , cf. Ar. 769 ; ku/nes Aristo Stoic. 1.88 ; a)gro/s App. 4.41 . newni/a, h(, a kind of olive, Hsch. new-poiei=on, to/, office of the newpoi=ai, 2.568 (Didyma, ii B.C.). new-poie/w, serve as newpoi/hs, Poll. 1.11 , 1.371 (Samos, ii A.D.):—also neopoie/w, 485.8 ( Magn. Mae.), 2 No. 47 : Dor. na_opoie/w 241.6 (Delph., iv B.C.), 7.3073.6 (Lebad.). new-poi/hs, ou, o(, official in charge of the temple-fabric, oi( n. tw=n qew=n 46.6 (Halic., v B.C.), cf. 353.1 (Ephesus, iv B.C.), etc.:— also new-po/hs, 195.4 (iii/ii B.C.), 174.31 (ii B.C.); neopoi/hs, 1.395 (Samos, i A.D.), 2 No. 83 : Dor. na_poi/as 1023.33 , al. (Cos); na_po/as 4.1097 , 1098 , 793 (ibid., i A.D.). new-poii/a, h(, office of newpoi/hs, 174.29 (ii B.C.; -poi/+a): Dor. na_opoii/a 241.5 (Delph., iv B.C.). new-poiiko/s, h/, o/n, relating to newpoi=ai, in Dor. form na_opoi+ko/s, no/mos 7.3073.88 (Lebad.). new-poi/ion, to/, in Dor. form naopoi/ion, = newpoii/a , 479.7 (Delph., iii B.C.). new-poio/s, o(, = newpoi/hs , 22.1678 b A 14 :— Dor. na_opoio/s Arist. 1374b27 , 236 B, al. (Delph., iv B.C.), 7.3073.4 ,al. (Lebad.); also in Att. Inscrr. from late iv B.C., ib. 22.1678 a A 16 , 20 . (nau=s) building ships, Poll. 1.84 . newre/w, to be overseer of a dockyard, Eust. 1562.37 , Hsch. , Phot. new/rhs, es (on the accent v. Hdn.Gr. 1.72 ), (o)/rnumi) new, fresh, new/rh bo/struxon tetmhme/non a lock of hair just cut off, S. 901 ; ei)lhfo/tas fo/bon new/rh Id. 730 ; n. yo/fos Id. 154 ; a)/llo new=res ph=ma Philet. 1 . new/r-ion, to/, (newro/s) dockyard, IG 12.57.53 , al., Ar. 918 , Th. 2.93 , 3.74 , etc.: in pl., E. 1530 , Ar. 1540 , Th. 3.92 , Lys. 12.99 , 13.46 , Pl. 115c , etc. newr-iofu/lac [u^], a^kos, o(, gloss on newro/s , Hsch. newr-i/s, i/dos, h(, = new/rion , Str. 1.3.20 (sed leg. newri/wn). newr-o/s, o(, (nau=s, ou)=ros) superintendent of a dockyard, Hsch. : pl., 12.74.11 . ne/wros, on, = new/rhs , Hdn.Gr. 1.200 , Hsch. , Phot. ne-w/rofos, on, (o)rofh/) newly roofed, oi)=kos 11(2).163 10 , al. (Delos, iii B.C.). ne-wru^xh/s, e/s, (ne/os, o)ru/ssw) newly dug, Nic. 940 . new/s, w/, o(, v. nao/s. new/soikos, o(, (nau=s, oi)=kos) dock, Ar. 96 : mostly in pl., shipsheds, slips, in which ships might be built, repaired, or laid up in winter, Hdt. 3.45 , Cratin. 197 , And. 3.7 , Th. 7.25 , 64 , Lys. 30.22 , 22.505.14 : divisim, e)n *peiraiei= new/s ei)sin oi)=koi Paus. 1.29.16 . new/ssw, Att. ne/-ttw, (ne/os) = neo/w, newteri/zw , Hdn.Gr. 1.447 , Hsch. newsti/, Adv. of ne/os, for ne/ws, lately, just now, Hdt. 1.196 , 2.15 , 49 , al., S. 1049 , Th. 4.108 , Pl. 503c , Antiph. 58.4 , etc. ne/wta, Adv. next year, Semon. 1.9 ; elsewh. only ei)s (e)s) n. X. 7.2.13 , 8.6.15 , Thphr. 3.4 ; a)ei\ gewrgo\s ei)s n. plou/sios Philem. 82 ; ta\ me\n nu=n, ta\ d' ei)s n. Thphr. 9.11.9 ; o( ei)s n. karpo/s Id. 3.16.2 ; tagou\s tou\s e)n n. prob. in 323 12 (Delph., v/iv B.C.); cf. ne/w (D). new/tatos, h, on, Sup. of ne/os. newter-i/zw, Att. fut. -iw= Th. 4.51 : ( new/teros 11 ):—makeinnovations, peri\ gumnastikh\n kai\ mousikh/n Pl. 424b ; e)n tai=s paidiai=s Id. 798c ; of climatic change, n. e)s th\n a)sqe/neian change [health] into sickness, Th. 7.87 . freq. with an implication of violence, use forcible measures, mh\ sfw=n pe/ri n. mhde/n Id. 1.58 ; e)/s tina/s ti n. Id. 4.51 ; e)s ou)de/na ou)de\n e)newte/rizon Id. 2.3 , cf. X. 2.1.5 , D. 23.133 ; n. peri/ tina Isoc. 7.9 :—also in Med. , take the law into one's own hands, POxy. 237 vi3 (ii A.D.). esp. attempt political changes, make revolutionary movements, toi=s a)tuxou=si newteri/zein sumfe/rei Antipho 2.4.9 ; a)po\ mo/nhs n. th=s a)spi/dos Critias 37 D. ; pro\s tou\s cumma/xous newteri/zontas Th. 1.97 , cf. 102 ; n. e)/rgw| Id. 3.66 ; newteri/zein e)bou/leto e)s to\ plh=qos Lys. 20.16 ; to\ newteri/zon the revolutionary party, J. 2 ; newteri/sai th\n politei/an revolutionize the state, Th. 1.115 :— Pass. , e)newteri/zeto ta\ peri\ th\n o)ligarxi/an Id. 8.73 , cf. 4.76 . newter-iko/s, h/, o/n, natural to a youth, youthful, a)gwgh/ Plb. 10.21.7 ; au)qa/deia J. 16.11.8 ; e)piqumi/ai 2.22 ; a(marth/mata Vett.Val. 118.3 . Adv. -kw=s Plu. 4 . modern in style, ka/toptron 1449.56 (iii A.D.). newte/r-i^sis, ews, h(, revolution, Heph.Astr. 1.21 . newte/r-isma, atos, to/, change, a)e/ros Ph. ap. Eus. 8.11 . newter-ismo/s, o(, attempt to change; esp. in bad sense, innovation, revolutionary movement, Pl. 422a , 555d , D. 17.15 , etc.: pl., Pl. 758c ; e)/foros e)pi\ tw=n n., title of official at Sparta, 27.234 (ii A.D.). generally, change, as of diet, Sabin. ap. Gal. 17(1).562 . newter-isth/s, ou=, o(, innovator, D.H. 5.75 , J. 27 , Plu. 17 . newter-istiko/s, h/, o/n, given to innovation, esp. in language, r(h/twr Poll. 4.36 . newteropoi-e/w, make innovations, D.H. 6.75 ; try experiments, Hp. 1.20 : c. acc., revolutionize, ta\ kata\ th\n *)ioudai/an J. 14.11.3 :— Pass. , o(/tan mh/ ti -hqh=| Hp. 2.1.4 . = nearopoie/w (q.v.), n. tou\s h(lkwme/nous to/pous Gal. 10.257 . newteropoi-i/a, h(, revolutionary spirit, Th. 1.102 ; revolution, Nic.Dam. 130.20 J. , J. 14.15.6 , al. newteropoi-o/s, o/n, innovating, revolutionary, Th. 1.70 , Arist. 1266b14 ; fu/sei *(/ellhnes n. Iamb. 7.5 ; to\ n. tino/s Ael. 12.16 . new/teros, a, on, Comp. of ne/os, of persons, younger, geneh=fi n. Il. 21.439 ; w)\n fu/sei n. S. 1295 ; too young, Od. 21.132 ; a minor, Th. 3.26 ; oi( n. men of military age, Id. 5.50 ; to\ presbu/tero/n te kai\ to\ n. ib. 64 : c. gen., oi( n. tw=n pepragme/nwn those who are too young to remember the events, D. 18.50 ; oi( n. the new school, of poets, Cic. 7.2.1 ; of poets later than Homer, Sch. Il. 16.574 , 24.257 . Sup. , geneh=| de\ new/tatos e)/skon a(pa/ntwn Il. 7.153 , etc.; h( n. dhmokrati/a, opp. h( patri/a d., Arist. 1305a29 . of events, newer, more recent, new/teron kako/n Pi. 4.155 ; of recent origin, *dhmo/kritos mousikh/n fhsi n. ei)=nai Phld. p.108K. : metaph., later, worse, n. bou/leuma S. 560 ; new/teron prh/ssein contrive calamity, injury, Hdt. 5.106 : freq. with ti , h)/n ti katalamba/nh| n. to\n pezo\n [strato/n] Id. 8.21 ; de/doika mh/ ti dra=| n. Ar. 338 , cf. Pi. 107.6 , Theoc. 24.40 ; mh/ ti n. a)gge/lleis; Pl. 310b ; new/tero/n ti poiei=n e)/s tina Th. 1.132 ; kata\ th\n *(ella/da Hdt. 8.142 ; peri\ po/lin *(ella/da Id. 5.93 ; new/tera bouleu/ein peri/ tinos Id. 1.210 ; mhde\n new/teron poiei=n peri\ a)ndrw=n Th. 2.6 . freq. of rebellion or violent revolution, n. ti poie/ein Hdt. 5.35 , etc.; n. prh/gmata prh/cein ib. 19 ; newte/rwn pragma/twn e)piqumei=n Isoc. 7.59 , X. 5.2.9 , etc. new-teuktika/, ta/, concerning temple-building, as title of a book, Suid. s.v. *)orfeu/s (neo- codd.). new-fu/lac [u^], a^kos, o(, Att. for naofu/lac, new/xermos: gh= newsti\ ei)rgasme/nh, Hsch. (Cf. xerma/zw.) nh-, neg. Prefix used in poet. words, combining with short a , e or o, as in nhleh/s, nh/riqmos, nh/kestos, nh/nemos, nhpele/w, nh=stis, nwdo/s, nw/dunos, or before consonants, as in nhkerdh/s, nh/kerws, nhpaqh/s, nhpenqh/s, nh/poinos. (Cf. Lat. ně- h arises from I.- E. contraction and is used by analogy in combination with consonants.) nh/, Particle of strong affirmation, with acc. of the divinity invoked, once in Trag., n. tw\ *lape/rsa, n. to\n *eu)rw/tan tri/ton, n. tou\s e)n *)/argei kai\ kata\ *spa/rthn qeou/s S. 957 ; freq. in Com. and Prose, esp. in the phrase nh\ *di/a, Ar. 319 , 240 , etc.; with the Art., n. to\n *di/a Id. 202 , Antiph. 179.3 , etc.; with the names of other gods, usu. c. Art., n. th\n *dh/mhtra Pherecr. 24 ; n. th\n *)aqhna=n Ar. 218 ; n. to\n *)apo/llw Id. 160 ; n. th\n *)/artemin ib. 90 ; n. to\n *poseidw= Id. 83 , Eup. 265 ; n. tw\ qew/ (Demeter and Cora) Ar. 51 , Men. 24 (a woman's oath, acc. to Phryn. 171 ; n. tw\ siw/ (of the Dioscuri) used by a Spartan, Plu. 2.234f ); n. th\n *(/hran Pl. 230b ; n. th\n *(esti/an Antiph. 185 ; n. th\n *)afrodi/thn Ar. 189 , Nicostr.Com. 35 ; n. to\n ku/na, v. ku/wn 1 fin.; n. tou\s qeou/s Ar. 74 , Pl. 531a , al.; n. qeou/s Hp. 17 ; n. to/n alone, Ph. 2.271 . n. (to\n) *di/a is also used, in answering questions, X. 1.3.6 , Pl. 312a , etc.: in a supposed answer from antagonists, folld. by ga/r, D. 8.16 . in introducing objections or contentions supposed to come from antagonists, folld. by ga/r, Id. 19.285 ; folld. by a)lla/, Id. 18.117 , 19.272 ; preceded by a)lla/, X. 7.3.10 , 1.2.9 , D. 24.125 , al. to add force by way of climax, a)/llws te me/ntoi n. *di/a pa/ntws kai\ . . Pl. 35d , cf. X. 1.7.21 . in adjurations, Ar. 661 , 164 . nh=, contr. for ne/a, v. ne/os. nh=a, nh=as, v. nau=s : nh=ade, Adv. to the ship, Od. 13.19 ; meta\ nh=ade A.R. 4.1768 . nha/s, a/dos, h(, a gigantic animal, whose fossil remains were found in Samos, Euph. ap. Ael. 17.28 : prov., mei=zon boa=| tw=n nha/dwn ibid. nh/atos, v. ne/atos (A). nhga/teos [a^], h, on, Ep. Adj. of doubtful meaning and derivation, perh. newly made, xitw/n, krh/demnon, Il. 2.43 , 14.185 ; fa=ros 122 ; kalu/bai A.R. 1.775 . nh/gretos, on, (nh-, e)gei/rw) unwaking, nh/gretos u(/pnos sound sleep, Od. 13.80 , 177 ; of death, eu(/domes eu)= ma/la makro\n a)te/rmona n. u(/pnon Mosch. 3.104 : in late Prose, Aret. 2.13 : neut. as Adv., nh/greton without waking, n. eu(/dein Od. 13.74 ; n. u(pnou=n, of death, 7.305 (Adaeus). nh/duia, wn, ta/, bowels, entrails, Il. 17.524 , A.R. 2.113 , Nic. 381 . nhdu/mios [u^], h, on, = sq., Opp. 3.412 . nh/du^mos, on, = h(/dumos (q.v.), from which it arises through false division in the Homeric text, in Hom. always epith. of u(/pnos, Il. 2.2 , al., also 171 . in later Poets, not confined to u(/pnos, sweet, delightful, dona/kwn *mou=sa n. 16 ; n. *)orfeu/s 4.217 ; n. u(/dwr Nonn. 48.602 ; a)/nqos ib. 12.176 . (Derived by Aristarch. from nh-, du/nw.) nhdu/s, u/os, h(, any of the cavities in the body, Hp. 10 : hence, stomach, Od. 9.296 , Hes. 487 , S. 1263 , etc. belly, paunch, Il. 13.290 , Hdt. 2.47 . bowels, A. 757 , Hp. Aër. 19 , etc.; e)celei=n th\n nhdu/n Hdt. 2.87 ; as the seat of thirst, te/gcas a)/diyon nhdu/n E. 574 ; a)/rdh| te nhdu/n Id. 207 . womb, Il. 24.496 , Hes. 460 , A. 665 , etc.; also of Zeus when in travail of Athena, Hes. 890 , 899 ; of Dionysus, E. 527 (lyr.). metaph., n. na/rqhkos Nic. 272 ; le/bhtos Orph. 276 .—Acc. nhdu/a for nhdu/n in Q.S. 1.616 ; dat. pl. nhdu/si Nic. 467 . [u^ in trisyll. cases, also nhdu^s A. l.c., Call. 160 , nhdu^n E. 356 , 574 : but nhdu_n 9.519 ( Alc. ), Nic. 416 , Orph. l.c.] nh=es, nh/essi, v. nau=s. nh-e/w, Dor. na_e/w, older form of ne/w (c), heap, pile up, e)p' au)tw=n nh/hsan cu/la polla/ Od. 19.64 ; of a funeral pile, menoeike/a nh/eon u(/lhn Il. 23.139 ; peri\ de\ drata\| sw/mata nh/ei ib. 169 ; pu=r t' eu)= nhh=sai Od. 15.322 ; also e)p' a)ph/nhs nh/eon . . a)perei/si' a)/poina heaped a huge ransom, Il. 24.276 ; nh/eon au)to/qi bwmo/n piled it up, A.R. 1.403 :—in Med. , pura\n nah/sat' B. 3.33 : fut. nhh/setai in pass. sense, Opp. 2.216 . pile, load, nhh/sas eu)= nh=as Il. 9.358 :—in Med. , nh=a a(/lis xrusou=—nhhsa/sqw let him pile his ship with gold enough, ib. 137 , cf. 279 . [Sts. corrupted to nhne/w, q.v.] nh/-hsis, ews, h(, a heaping, piling up, Sch. A.R. 1.403 . nhqi/s, i/dos, h(, spinster, cj. in Sch. Il. 6.491 . nh/qousa, h(, apptly. name of a plant, PMag.Par. 1.2307 . nh/qw, spin, Cratin. 96 , Pl. 289c , LXX 35.25 , 11.110 ( Nicarch. ), Corn. 13 , Gal. 1.3 (but said not to be Att. , Poll. 7.32 , 109 ): Ion. impf. nh/qeskes 14.134 . (Formed from ne/w (B), as plh/qw from plh-, pi/mplhmi.) *nhi+a/s, a/dos, h(, Ion. for *nai+a/s. nhi+os, h, on, Dor. na/i+os, a, on (as always in Trag., cf. da/i+os, ga/i+os), also os, on A. 279 , 336 : (nau=s):— of or for a ship, do/ru n. ship-timber, Od. 9.384 , etc.: without do/ru, Il. 3.62 , 13.391 ; n. cu/la Hes. 808 ; n. dou=ra A.R. 2.79 ; nh/i+a alone, oars, Nic. 814 ; a)/ndres na/i+oi A. 719 ; sto/los na/i+os the ship's course, ib. 2 (anap.); nai/+oisin e)mbolai=s Id.ll.cc.; ge/nos nai/+as a)rwgo\n te/xnas, i.e. the seamen, S. 357 (lyr.); nai/+a a)ph/nh, na/i+on o)/xhma, i.e. a ship, E. 1122 , 409 (lyr.). *nhi/+s, i/+dos, h(, Ion. for *nai/+s. nh=i+s (A), i+dos, o(, h(, acc. nh/i+da Il. 7.198 , A.R. 3.32 , but nh=i+n Call. 1.1.33 , A.R. 3.130 : (nh-, i)dei=n, ei)de/nai):—unknowing of, unpractised in a thing, ou) nh=i+s a)e/qlwn Od. 8.179 : abs., Il.l.c.; n. e)/ti xruse/as *ku/pridos B. 5.174 , cf. Call. 3.1.49 ; nautili/hs . . nh=i+n e)/xeis bi/on ib. 1.1.33 , cf. Id. 2079.2 ; n. patro/s fatherless, Q.S. 5.506 : Comp. nhi+de/steros Hsch. (nh-, i)/s) powerless, feeble, Id., Suid. nh=i+s (B), i+dos, h(, = nha/s , Heraclid. 30 , Phot. nh/i+stos, h, on, Sup. , = nh/atos (v. ne/atos A), in form nh/i+sta: e)/sxata, katw/tata, Hsch. : hence perh. the name of the pu/lai *nh/i+stai at Thebes, pu/laisi *nhi/+sth|si ( v.l. nhi/+th|si [-tisi, -taisi] ) A. 460 , cf. Stat. 8.354 ; *nhi/+tais pu/lais E. 1104 codd. ( nh/i+i+, tai=s pu/lais Hsch. : perh. *nhi/+ttais pu/lais with -tt- from -st-). nhi/+ths [i_], ou, o(, of or belonging to a ship, consisting of ships, n. strato/s a fleet, Th. 2.24 , 4.85 ; sto/los A.R. 4.239 , etc. nh-kerdh/s, e/s, without gain, unprofitable, nhkerde/a boulh/n Il. 17.469 ; e)/pos nhkerde\s e)/eipes Od. 14.509 . nh-ke/rws, wn, not horned, Ep. nom. pl. nh/keroi, Hes. 529 . nh/-kestos, on, (nh-, a)ke/omai) incurable, neut. as Adv., incurably, o(/s ke . . nh/keston a)asqh=| ib. 283 . nh-khdh/s, e/s, careless, f.l. in Epic. ap. Pl. 197c . nh-kouste/w, (nh-, a)kou/w) give no heed to, disobey, c. gen., ou)d' *)enosi/xqwn nhkou/sthse qea=s Il. 20.14 . nh/-koustos, on, (nh-, a)kousto/s) deaf, not hearing, Emp. 137.3 . unheard, unknown, Arat. 173 . nh/k-ths, ou, o(, (nh/xw) swimmer, Poll. 1.97 ; e)xqro\n a)ei\ nh/kth|si prob. in Philosteph.Hist. 17 . nhk-tiko/s, h/, o/n, able to swim, S.E. 9.171 ; also n. te/xnh ibid. nhk-to/s, h/, o/n, swimming, opp. xersai=os, Arist. 398b31 , cf. Plu. 2.636e ; n. plh=qos i)xqu/wn Vett.Val. 344.15 , cf. 6.4 ( Leon. ); of a shield, ib. 9.115 ; in air as well as water, Ph. 1.14 ; to\ pthno\n kai\ pezo\n kai\ nhkto/n Gal. 18(1).207 ; but to\ n. power of swimming, Anacreont. 24.5 . nhk-tri/s, i/dos, h(, fem. of nh/kths, n. e)lai/a Poll. 6.45 ; cf. kolumba/s. nh/k-twr, oros, o(, = nh/kths , Man. 4.397 . nhlegh/s, e/s, = a)nhlegh/s , reckless, h)=tor Alcm. 26 (dub. l.). Adv. -e/ws Hsch. nhleh/s, e/s, v. nhlh/s ; cf. a)nhleh/s. nhlei=tis, idos, (nh-, a)lei/ths, a)litai/nw) fem. Adj. guiltless, unoffending, gunai=kas . . , ai(/ te/ s' a)tima/zousi kai\ ai(\ nhlei/tide/s ei)si Od. 16.317 , 19.498 , cf. 22.418 . (nhlite/es, nhlhte/es are vv. ll.; Aristarch. interpr. a(martwloi/, poluama/rthtoi, from nh- intens.) nhleo/-qu_mos, on, of ruthless spirit, moi=ra 3.1326 , 5(1).87 ; *xa/rwn 14.1648 , cf. 2012 (Sulp. Max. ). nhleo/-poinos, on, punishing ruthlessly, epith. of the *kh=res, Hes. 217 . *nhleu/s, e/ws, o(, Neleus, father of Nestor , Il. 11.683 , al.:—Adj. *nhlh/i+os, ui(o/s 2.20 :—Patron. *nhlei/+dhs, ou, Ep. a_o, o(, 23.652 ; Ep. *nhlhi+a/dhs, ew or a_o, 8.100 , al.: in fem. *nhlhi/+s, i/+dos, A.R. 1.120 . *nhleu/s, e/ws, o(, = *nei/lews , founder of Miletus, 12.94.4 (written *nel-), Call. 226 : hence *neilei/+dhs, and *neilhi+a/dhs, ou, Ep. a_o, o(, Alex.Aet. 3.26 , 1 ; cf. *neilei=on. nh/leustos, on, (nh-, leu/ssw) invisible, Theoc. 20 . nhlh/s, e/s, Ep. neut. nhlee/s; Ep. also nhleih/s, e/s, Hes. 770 , 245 , A.R. 4.476 : (nh-, e)/leos):—poet. Adj. (in Prose sts. a)nhleh/s, q.v.) pitiless, ruthless, Il. 9.632 ; nhle/i+ xalkw=| with ruthless blade, 3.292 , al.; nhle/i+ desmw=| 10.443 ; n. qumo\n e)/xontes a resolute or dogged spirit, 19.229 ; nhle/i+ u(/pnw| relentless sleep, which has exposed the sleeper to ill, Od. 12.372 ; n. h)=mar, i.e. the day of death, Il. 11.484 , Od. 9.17 , etc.; n. h)=tor Il. 9.497 ; nhle/a no/on *fa/larin Pi. 1.95 ; nhleei= no/w| Id. 177 ; n. su\ kai\ qra/sous ple/ws A. 42 ; n . . . o(/stis i(kth=ras e)kqu/ei E. 369 (lyr.). Adv. -ew=s A. 242 ; Ep. -eiw=s A.R. 2.626 , 5(1).733 (Sparta). Pass. , unpitied, e)/keito nhlee\s . . sw=ma S. 1197 ; nhle/a de\ ge/neqla . . kei=tai Id. 180 (lyr.). nhli/-pezos, on, barefooted, Hsch. nhli/-pous [i^], o(, h(, gen. podos, unshod, barefooted, a)/sitos n. t' a)lwme/nh S. 349 codd., cf. Max. Tyr. 30.6 : nh/li^pos, on, A.R. 3.646 , Lyc. 635 , prob. l. for nh/lupos in Lyd. 1.42 ; cf. a)nh/lipos. (Deriv. by Sch. Theoc. 4.56 from nh-, h)=liy without shoe.) nh=los: e)/rion: a)/meinon lh=nos, Hsch. nh=ma, atos, to/, (ne/w B) that which is spun, thread, yarn, Od. 4.134 , E. 1433 (lyr.), Pl. 282e : pl., Od. 2.98 , 19.143 ; thread of a spider's web, Hes. 777 ; of the Fates, *moira/wn nh=m' a)/lluton Phanocl. 2 , cf. 14.1188.11 ; ou)/pw peplh/rwtai to\ n. au)tou= his destiny, Luc. 25 ; nh/mata shrika/ silk sutures, Gal. 10.942 . nhma^t-iko/s, h/, o/n, woven, o(/plon, of a band of plaited rope or web- bing, Ath.Mech. 34.7 . nhma^t-w/dhs, es, fibrous, in filaments, Plu. 2.434a . nhme/rt-eia, h(, truth; Dor. na_me/rteia, used by S. 173 in trim. nhmert-h/s, e/s, Dor. na_merth/s (the only form used by Trag., A. 246 ), (nh-, a(marta/nw) unerring, infallible, ge/rwn a(/lios n., of Proteus, Od. 4.349 , etc.; n. te kai\ h)/pios, of Nereus, Hes. 235 ; ei)pei=n n. boulh/n a sure decree, i.e. one that will infallibly be put in force, Od. 1.86 , 5.30 ; nhmerte/a ei)pei=n or muqh/sasqai to speak sure truths, 3.19 , Il. 6.376 ; h)= ma/la tou=to e)/pos n. e)/eipes 3.204 ; pa/nta namerth= lo/gon A.l.c. (troch.); mu=qos, ba/cis, A.R. 4.810 , 1184 : Sup. -e/statos Lyc. 223 : more freq. as Adv., nhmerte\s e)ni/spes Od. 22.166 ; tw=n ge no/on n. a)ne/gnw 21.205 ; nhmerte\s u(po/sxeo Il. 1.514 : Ion. Adv. nhmerte/ws as trisyll., Od. 5.98 . nhmhqh/s, e/s, thoughtless, Ramsay Studies in the Eastern Rom.Prov. p.123 (Phrygia). nhnem-e/w, to be still, of the bowels, dub. l. in Hp. 2.113 ( nhpelei= Gal. adloc.); of the weather, v.l. for a)nhn- in Str. 7.3.18 . nhnem-i/a, Ion. -ih, h(, stillness in the air, calm, nhnemi/hs in a calm, Il. 5.523 ; galh/nh e)/pleto nhnemi/h there was a calm, a ceasing of all winds (the generic and specific words being in appos.), Od. 5.392 , 12.169 ; h)=n me\n dh\ n. Hdt. 7.218 ; e)c ai)qri/hs te kai\ n. ib. 188 ; opp. me/ga pneu=ma, Pl. 77e ; nhnemi/h| in calm weather, Arat. 1033 , A.R. 3.970 : in pl., nhnemi/ai te kai\ galh=nai Pl. 153c ; e)n nhnemi/h|si galh/nhs Timo 64 : c.gen., n. a)ne/mwn Epic. ap. Pl. 197c (s.v.l.). nh/nem-os, on, (nh-, a)/nemos) without wind, calm, ai)qh/r Il. 8.556 , Ar. 43 (anap.); gala/na A. 740 (lyr.); pe/lagos E. 1456 (lyr.); ai)/qrh Ar. 778 (lyr.); nhne/mous e)/sxen ai)qh\r dro/mous Limen. 8 ; e)n nhne/mois in windless places, Thphr. 1.8.1 : Comp. , dia\ to\ -w/teron ei)=nai Arist. 373a24 (s.v.l.). metaph., n. e)/sths' o)/xlon E. 533 ; n. e)/xein th\n yuxh/n Plu. 2.589d . nhnem-o/w, make calm, Hsch. ( Pass. ). nhne/w (prob. a corruption of nhe/w), heap, v.l. in Il. 23.139 : also in compds. e)pi-, para-nhne/w. nhni/a, h(, public eulogy on great men, sometimes accompanied by the flute: hence, lament, dirge, only in Lat. nenia, a Gr. word acc. to Cic. 2.24.62 ; cf. sq. nhni/aton, to/, a Phrygian tune for the flute, Hippon. 129 . nh=nis, v. nea=nis. nhni/tai: ne/oi, Hsch. nhnuri/zonta: qrhnou=nta, lalou=nta, Id. nhci/pous, o(, h(, poun, to/, gen. podos, webfooted, gloss on ne/podes , Id. nh=cis, ews, h(, (nh/xw) swimming, Batr. 68 , Antyll. ap. Orib. 6.27 : pl., Batr. 149 , Plu. 2.1091c , Sor. 1.56 . nho-ba/ths [a^], ou, o(, poet. for nauba/ths, 7.668 ( Leon. ). nho-ko/ros, on, (nho/s) poet. for newko/ros, ib. 9.22 ( Phil. ). nho-po/los, v. naopo/los. nho-pore/w, poet. for *naupore/w, go by sea, AP 7.675 ( Leon. ). nho/s, o(, Ion. for nao/s, temple. nho/s, Ion. gen. of nau=s. nhoso/os, poet. nhosso/os, on, protecting ships, *)/artemis, *)apo/llwn, A.R. 1.570 , 2.927 . nhou=xos: fu/lac ploi/ou, Hsch. nho-fqo/ros, on, destroying ships, Nonn. 39.122 . nho-fo/ros, on, bearing ships, nw=ta 10.16.8 ( Theaet. ). nh/oxos, on, guiding ships, phda/lia 7.636 ( Crin. ). nh-pa^qh/s, e/s, = nhpenqh/s , Opp. 2.417 . nh/-paustos, on, (nh-, pau/w) = a)/paustos : neut. as Adv., nh/pauston ai)a/zousa Lyc. 972 . nhpeda^no/s, h/, o/n, = h)pedano/s , Opp. 3.409 ; cf. nh/dumos, h(/dumos. nh-pekth/s, e/s, with hair uncombed, dishevelled, Hsch. nh/-pektos, on, with uncarded wool, kw/ea nhpe/ktwn o)i/+wn 2.30 . nh-pele/w, to be powerless, Hp. ap. Gal. 19.124 : hence restored in Id. 2.113 ; cf. kakhpele/wn, eu)hpelh/s. nh-penqh/s, e/s, (pe/nqos) banishing pain and sorrow, epith. of Apollo, 9.525.14 ; fa/rmakon n., an Egyptian drug, Od. 4.221 , cf. Thphr. 9.15.1 . free from sorrow: Adv. -e/ws Protag. 9 . nh-peuqh/s, e/s, unsearchable, Orac. ap. Macr. 1.18.20 . nhpi^-a/as, v. nhpie/h. nhpi^-a/zw, to be as a babe, childish, Erinn.in 9.1090.55 + 15 (p.xii), Hp. 17 , 14.20 , Porph. 12.4 . nhpi^-a^xeu/w, to be childish, play like a child, Il. 22.502 :— Med. , 1879.195 (Rome). nhpi^/-a^xos, on, Ep. Dim. of nh/pios, childish, infantine, Il. 2.338 , 6.408 , 16.262 , 36.13 ( Mesom. (?)); *)/erws Bion 7.2 ; nhpi/axa frone/wn Opp. 5.403 ; of animals, Id. 1.444 , al.: as Subst. nhpi/axos, o(, child, IG 12(7).445 (Amorgos), Opp. 3.211 . nhpi^-a/xw [a^], = nhpiaxeu/w , A.R. 4.868 , Mosch. 4.22 , Opp. 2.343 . nhpi^-a^xw/dhs, es, childish, Gloss. nhpi^-e/h, h(, Ep. form for *nhpii/h, (nh/pios) childhood, childishness, oi)/nou a)poblu/zwn e)n nhpie/h| a)legeinh=| Il. 9.491 : in pl., ou)de/ ti/ se xrh\ nhpia/as (for *nhpii/as) o)xe/ein Od. 1.297 ; e)pei\ . . poih/sh| a)qu/rmata nhpie/h|sin in childish fashion, Il. 15.363 ; h(gh/sato nhpie/h|si led them in his folly, Od. 24.469 . nhpi^/-eos, a, on, = nh/pios, xei=ra . . . nhpie/hn Opp. 3.585 . nhpi^-eu/omai, = nhpiaxeu/w , Sch.D Il. 22.503 . nhpi^okto/nos, on, slaying children, dia/tagma LXX 11.7 . nh/pi^os, a ( Sor. 1.7 , al.), Ion. h, on, also os, on Lyc. 638 :— infant, child, freq. in Hom. , nh/pion, ou)/ pw ei)do/q' o(moii/ou pole/moio Il. 9.440 ; nh/pia te/kna 2.136 , etc.; bre/fos e)/t' o)/nta n. E. 1399 , cf. 755 , etc.; nhpi/ous e)/ti Id. 956 ; to\ n. Pl. 366d ; a(rmo/ttousa toi=s n. [platagh/] Arist. 1340b30 ; e)k nhpi/ou from a child, from infancy, [to\ h(du\] e)k n. h(mi=n sunte/qraptai Id. 1105a2 ; e)k nhpi/wn Plb. 4.20.8 ; e)k n. h(liki/as 36.5 (iv A.D.); infant in law, minor, e)f' o(/son o( klhrono/mos n. e)stin 4.1 ; of children up to puberty, ai( tw=n n. e)kla/myies Hp. 6.1.4 (cf. Herophil. ap. Gal. 17(1).826 ); but of the foetus in its early stage, Hp. 4.1 (cf. Gal. 17(1).653 ). less freq. of animals, Il. 2.311 , 11.113 ; nh/pia alone, the young of an animal, 17.134 . of plants, Thphr. 8.1.7 . metaph., of the understanding, childish, silly, Od. 13.237 ; me/ga n. Il. 16.46 , cf. Od. 9.44 ; simply, without foresight, blind, Il. 22.445 ; a)nh\r n. Heraclit. 79 , cf. Emp. 11.1 , Pi. 3.82 , A. 443 , Democr. 76 , etc.; n. o(\s . . gone/wn e)pila/qetai S. 145 (lyr.); ou)/te pri\n nh/pion, nu=n t' . . me/gan no child before and now full-grown (i.e. in mind), Id. 652 (lyr.); of words, nh/pia ba/zeis Pi. 157 ; a)ntitei/nein nh/pi' a)nti\ nhpi/wn E. 891 ; mhde\n ei)/ph|s n. Ar. 105 . of bodily strength, like that of a child, bi/h de/ te n. au)tw=n Il. 11.561 . nhpi^o/-ths, htos, h(, childhood, infancy, Arist. 896b6 . childishness, Pl. 808e , J. 1.19.3 , 2.9.7 ; n. frenw=n Luc. 3 . nhpi^o-trofe/w, nurse, tend children, Sor. 1.88 . nhpi^o-frosu/nh, h(, childishness, thoughtlessness, Eust. 1418.60 (pl.). nhpi^o/-frwn, onos, o(, h(, of childish mind, silly, Str. 1.2.8 . nh/plektos, on, with unbraided hair, Bion 1.21 . nh/plu^tos, on, unwashed, cj. in Anacr. 21.6 . nh/podes: i)xqu/es, Hsch. ; cf. ne/pous. nhpoinei/, Adv. of sq., with impunity, esp. in phrase nhpoinei\ teqna/nai, 194.10 (Amphipolis, iv B.C.), Lexap. And. 1.95 , Lexap. D. 23.60 , cf. Pl. 874c ; n. a)poktei/nein ( v.l. nh/poina ) X. 3.3 . nh/poinos, on, (nh-, poinh/) unavenged, without compensation, Hom. (only in Od. ), nh/poinoi/ ken o)/loisqe 1.380 , 2.145 ; a)llo/trion bi/oton nh/poinon e)/dousin 1.160 ; a)ndro\s e(no\s bi/oton nh/poinon o)le/sqai ib. 377 , cf. 18.280 ; also nh/poina (as Adv.) a)poktei/nein ( v.l. for nhpoinei/ ) X. 3.3 . futw=n na/poinos (nh/- codd.), like a)/moiros , without share of, unblest with fruitful trees, Pi. 9.58 . nh/pous h)\ nh/podes: a)nupode/tous, Hsch. (leg. nh<li/>p-). nh/p-ths, ou, o(, (nh/fw) sober, discreet, Plb. 10.3.1 , D.S. 30.3 , 33.21a , Onos. 1.1 , Ptol. 160 . nhp-tiko/s, h/, o/n, sober, Com.Adesp. 1088 ( Sup. ), Plu. 2.709b , Vett.Val. 242.18 ; nhp-kwta/thn: nh/fein poiou=san, Hsch. Adv. nhp-kw=s Vett.Val. 179.6 , al. nhpu^qh/s, e/s, = nhpeuqh/s , Hsch. nh/pustos, on, not heard, not learnt, Nonn. 11.199 . nhpu/ta: bohta/: kh/ruc mikro/fwnos, Hsch. ; cf. h)pu/ta. nhpu^ti/-a, h(, infancy, e)ce/ti nhputi/hs A.R. 4.791 . nhpu^ti-eu/omai, play child's tricks, AP 11.140 ( Lucill. ). nhpu^/ti-os, o(, Ep. Dim. of nh/pios, little child, mhke/ti tau=ta legw/meqa nhpu/tioi w(/s Il. 13.292 ; nhpu/tion w(/s 20.200 ; once in Ar. , n. ga/r e)st' e)/ti 868 . as Adj., childish, e)pe/essi/ ge nhputi/oisin Il. 20.211 ; foolish, [brotoi/] Orph. 6 . nhrei/ths or nhri/ths [i_], ou, o(, name for several kinds of sea-snails, Arist. 530a12 , 535a19 , 547b23 , 679b20 . *nhr-eu/s, e/ws, Ion. h=os, o(, Nereus, h.Ap. 319 , Hes. 240 , Alc. 8.7 , etc. sea, *li/bus, *)/aray N., Nonn. 25.51 , 32.194 . *nh/r-eios, a, on, Adj. of Nereus, *nh/reia te/kna, i.e. fishes, Euphro 8.2 ; cf. nhro/s. *nh/reion, to/, = delfi/nion , Ps.- Dsc. 3.73 :—also *nhreia/dion, ibid. *nhrhi/+s or *nhrei/+s, i/+dos, h(, daughter of Nereus, sea-nymph (opp. *nai+a/s, spring-nymph): mostly in pl. *nhrhi/+des, Il. 18.38 , Pi. 11.2 ; title of play by Anaxandrides, Ath. 11.482c ; *nhrei/+des Alc. 8.11 , Pi. ( 6 ) 5.6 , Q.S. 2.436 , title of play by Aeschylus; Att. *nhrh=|des A. 174 , S. 719 (lyr.), E. 1267 , etc.; they were fifty in number, Hes. 264 , Pi. 6(5).6 ; their names are given, Il. 18.39s qq., Hes. 243 sqq.: rare in sg., gen. *nhrhi/+dos S. 546 , Alc. Com. 4 . nh/riqmos, on, = a)na/riqmos , countless, Theoc. 25.57 , Lyc. 415 . nh/rion, to/, oleander, Nerium Oleander, = r(odo/dendron , Dsc. 4.81 , dub. in 3641b20 (Lampsacus). nhri/ph: semnh/, Hsch. nh=ris, ios, h(, = bra/qu , Nic. 531 . f.l. for puri=tis , Dsc. 1.9 . hollow rock, cavern, Hsch. (pl.). nhri/tai: mega/loi, Hsch. nhri/ths, v. nhrei/ths. nhri^to/mu_qos, on, = polu/muqos , Id. nh/ri^tos, on, = nh/riqmos , countless, immense, n. u(/lh Hes. 511 : hence as pr. n. of mountain in Ithaca, *nh/riton ei)nosi/fullon Il. 2.632 , Od. 9.22 ; n. tau/rwn i)/xnia A.R. 3.1288 . nhri_totro/fos, on, (nhri/ths) breeding sea-snails, nh=soi A. 285 . nhri^to/fullos, on, = polu/fullos , Hsch. nhro/s, a/, o/n, of fish, = nearo/s , fresh, PCair.Zen. 616 (iii B.C.), Xenocr. ap. Orib. 2.58.63 ; cf. h(mi/nhros. nhro/n, to/, or nhro/s, o(, water, 201.21 (Nubia, vi A.D.), cf. Phryn. 29 ; acc. sg. written to\n niro/n 3.165.3 (vi A.D.); cf. Mod.Gr. nero/. f.l. for neiro/s in Lyc. 896 , glossed ka/qugros, Suid. s.v. nhri/ths (interpol.), but tapeino/s, Hsch. nh=s, Adv., = e)/nhs (v. e)/nos B), Hsch. : Dor. na=s (prob.), Id. nhsai=os, a, Ion. h, on, insular, xw/ra, po/lis, E. 188 (lyr.), 1583 ; o)/rniqes Arat. 982 ; porqmo/s 9.242 ( Antiphil. ). nhseu/omai, form alluvial deposits, EM 25.48 . *nhsia/deia, ta/, festival at Delos, 366 134 (iii B.C.):— sg. *nh/r-eion, to/, name of a fund, ib. 290.139 (iii B.C.). nhsi-a/zw, = nhsi/zw 1 , Str. 1.3.18 , Ph. 1.622 ; a)/kra nhsia/zousa peninsular, Stad. 202 . nhsi-arxe/w, to be governor of an island or group of islands, 3655.7 (Cyzicus). nhsi-a/rxhs, ou, o(, governor of an island or islands, Antiph. 190.14 , Plu. 2.823d . nhsi/-arxos, o(, = foreg., 11(4).559 (Delos, iii B.C.), 1126 (ii B.C.), 442 71 (ii B.C.); of Tiberius at Capreae, D.C. 58.5 . nhsi-a/s, a/dos, h(, = nhsi/s , in pl., D.P. 570 (s.v.l.). nhsi/gda, a kind of dish, Philem. 52 . nhs-i/dion, to/, Dim. of nh=sos, islet, Th. 6.2 , Arist. 832a24 , Str. 2.5.30 . nhs-i/zw, to be or form an island, Plb. 3.42.7 , 5.46.9 . to be peninsular, Peripl.M.Eux. 58 . nhs-i/on, to/, Dim. of nh=sos, islet, Str. 2.5.23 , 3.3.1 . nh=sis (A), ews, h(, (ne/w B) spinning, Pl. 620e . nh=sis (B), ews, h(, (ne/w C) accumulation, Hp. 20 codd. (fort. i)/nhsis). nhs-i/s, i=dos, h(, Dim. of nh=sos, islet, Hdt. 8.76 , 95 , Th. 8.14 , Plb. 16.2.8 , Str. 1.3.18 , Plu. 10 . [i_ Call. 524 , Lyc. 599 , 6.89 ( Maec. ), 9.413 ( Antiphil. ), D.P. 479 , etc.] nhs-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, (nh=sos) of, from, or belonging to an island, St.Byz. :— Dor. fem. na_si=tis, idos , gh= 20.48 (iii B.C.); spila/s 7.2 (Antip. Sid.). nhsiw/t-hs, Dor. na_siwta_s, ou, o(, fem. -w=tis, idos, islander, Pi. 10.47 , Hdt. 1.27 , 143 , Ar. 298 , Th. 5.97 , etc. metaph., of a swimmer, Tim. 44 . as Adj., insular, lao\s nasiw/tas Pi. 9.55 ; n. bi/os E. 84 ; nhsiw/tides po/leis insular cities, Hdt. 7.22 ; nhsiw=tis pe/tra an island rock, A. 390 ; e(sti/a S. 658 (lyr.): also with a neut. Subst., nhsiw/th| meiraki/w| Luc. 3 . epith. of Apollo in Locris, 46.446 ; of Dionysus, 29.169 (Pergam.). nhsiwt-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or from an island, e)/qnea Hdt. 7.80 ; do/moi E. 1261 ; o)/noma nhsiwtiko\n *salami=na qe/menon having given it the island name of Salamis, Id. 149 ; n. cenu/dria Men. 462.3 ; to\ n. insular situation, Th. 7.57 ; klhth\r n. a summoner of the islanders, Ar. 1422 . nhso-ba^si/leia [i^], h(, queen of the islands, of Aphrodite, Cat.Cod. Astr. 1.173 . nhso-eidh/s, e/s, like an island, Str. 3.1.7 . nhso-ma^xi/a, h(, island-fight, Luc. 1.42 . nhso/omai, Pass. , (nh=sos) become an island, App. (?) (post 21 ). nhso-poie/w, insulate, Oenom. ap. Eus. 5.26 :— Pass. , Ptol. 4.7.7 . nhso/-polis, ews, h(, island-city, Isid.Char. 1 . nh=sor: neotto/s, Hsch. nh=sos, Dor. na=sos, h(, island, Il. 2.721 , etc.; e)n ta=| mega/la| *dwri/di na/sw| *pe/lopos, i.e. the Peloponnese, S. 696 ; maka/rwn nh=soi, v. ma/kar; ai( n. the islands of the Archipelago, Ar. 1319 , X. 4.8.1 ; kai\ pw=s gunh\ . . nh=son a)mfie/nnutai; Anaxil. 35 (cf. peri/nhsos): heterocl. gen. pl. nhsa/wn Call. 66 . land flooded by the Nile, 1.90.7 (iii B.C.), etc.; opp. h)/peiros, 60 (ii A.D.); nh=soi potamofo/rhtoi 1445.13 (ii A.D.); so of alluvial land in 1.38 . nhsofu/lac [u^], a^kos, o(, island-guard, D.S. 3.39 . nh=ssa, v. nh=tta. nhssi/on, to/, Dim. of nh=ssa, PLond.ined. 2181 (vi/vii A.D.). nhssotrofei=on, to/, place where ducks are kept, Varro 3.11.1 , Colum. 8.15.1 . nhst-ei/a, h(, fast, nhstei=ai kai\ o(rtai/ Hdt. 4.186 , cf. LXX 1.13 , Str. 16.2.40 , 27.9 ; nhstei/hn fe/rein Hp. 1.13 ; nhstei/as o)/zein (cf. nh=stis 1.2 ) Arist. 908b12 ; at Athens, name for the third day of the Thesmophoria, Ath. 7.307f , Alciphr. 3.39 , cf. 350.5 (iii B.C.). nh/st-eira, h(, fem. of nh/sths 1 , as Adj., Nic. 130 , f.l. in Id. 862 . nhst-eu/w, fast, Ar. 1519 , 949 , 6.16 , etc.; nhsteu/santes, opp. e)dhdoko/tes, Arist. 676a1 . c. gen., abstain from, kako/thtos Emp. 144 . nh/st-hs, ou, o(, one who is fasting, on an empty stomach, Semon. 38 , Arist. 232 , Matro 10 ; tau=ta nh/sth| di/dou piei=n 1088.44 (i A.D.), cf. 1171.9 (Lebena), 171 (iii A.D.). = staminarius, Gloss. nhst-iko/s, h/, o/n, (ne/w B) of or for spinning: nhstikh/ (sc. te/xnh), h(, the art of spinning, Pl. 282a . (nh=stis) for use on fastdays, ga/ron Aët. 16.131 ( 141 ). nh/st-i^mos, on, of abstinence, e(bdoma/des 384.55 (i A.D.). nh=stis, gen. ios or idos , o( and h( (v. infr.); also dat. nh/stei Hp. 60 : pl. nh/steis Antiph. 138 , D.H. 9.16 : (nh-, e)/dw):—not eating, fasting, of persons, a)nw/goimi ptolemi/zein ui(=as *)axaiw=n nh/stias, a)kmh/nous Il. 19.207 ; nh/sties a)/xri . . kne/faos Od. 18.370 , cf. Diocl.Fr. 43 , 15.32 , etc.; nh/stisin e)piqe/ntes oi( pole/mioi Onos. 12.1 : c. gen., nh=stis bora=s E. 973 : metaph., nh=stin a)na\ . . ya/mman over the hungry sand, A. 573 (lyr.). with an abstract Subst., freq. in A. , nh=stin no/son famine, Ag. 1016 (lyr.); n. limo/s 250 ; nh/stisin ai)ki/ais the pains of hunger, Pr. 599 (lyr.); nh/stides du/ai 1621 ; also nh=stis o)smh/ the bad breath of one fasting, Phryn. p.91 B. Act. , causing hunger, starving, pnoai\ nh/stides A. 193 (lyr.). as Subst., nh=stis, h(, acc. nh=stin Ar. 318.3 , 506.4 , Eub. 110 . the intestinum jejunum, from its always being found empty, Hp. 19 , Ar. 506.4 , Eub. 63.5 (anap.), cf. Arist. 675b33 . n. kestreu/s, fish so called because its stomach was always found empty, Ar. 156 , etc.: hence in Com., of 'empty bellies', e)gw\ de\ kestreu\s nh=stis oi)/kad' a)potre/xw Alex. 256 , etc., cf. Ath. 7.307d . *nh=stis, h(, = u(/dwr , Emp. 6.3 , cf. Alex. 322 . nhsto-posi/a, h(, drinking on an empty stomach, Herod.Med. ap. Orib. 5.27.12 . nhsto-pote/w, drink fasting, in Pass. , ib. 16 . nhsto/s, h/, o/n, (ne/w B), spun, LXX 31.4 . nhsu/drion, to/, Dim. of nh=sos, X. 6.1.12 , Isoc. 5.145 , etc. nh/suris, = sfondu/lion , Ps.- Dsc. 3.76 . nh/tea: a)nh/nuta, Hsch. nh/th, h(, v. nea/th. nh/ti_tos, on, (nh-, ti/nw) unavenged, IG 14.1389i i33 . nhtoeidh/s, e/s, akin to the nh/th, Nic. 11 ; to/nos -e/steros ib. 5 . nhto/s, h/, o/n, (ne/w C) heaped, piled up, o(/qi nhto\s xruso\s kai\ xalko\s e)/keito Od. 2.338 . nhtrekh/s, e/s, = a)trekh/s. Adv. -kw=s, = a)trekw=s , Lyc. 1 . nh=tron, to/, (ne/w B) spindle, Suid. nh=tta, Ep. and Ion. nh=ssa Hdt. 2.77 , Arat. 918 , Boeot. na=ssa Ar. 875 , h(:— duck, Hdt.l.c., Ar. 566 , etc.; nh=tta a)rgura= 22 . 1436.53 . (From [nmacrnull]-tyă, cf. Skt. ātis 'water-fowl', Lat. anas, anat-is, Lith. ántis 'duck', etc.) nhtt-a/rion [a^], to/, Dim. of foreg., duckling, used as a term of endearment, Ar. 1011 , Men. 1041 . nhtt-i/on, to/, = foreg., Nicostr. Com. 6 . nhtto-fo/nos, o(, duck-killer, a kind of eagle, Aquila naevia, Arist. 618b25 . nhtto-fu/lac [u^], a^kos, o(, duck-watcher, Gloss. nhu=s, h(, v. nau=s. nhusipe/rhtos, on, v. nausipe/ratos. nh/u+tmos, on, (nh-, a)u+tmh/) breathless, Hes. 795 . nhfai/nw, = nh/fw , etym. of nhfanto/s, Eust. 1306.51 . nhfa^l-e/os, a, on, = nhfa/lios , Hdn.Gr. 2.908 , al.; = sw/frwn , Suid. , cf. Max.Tyr. 9.3 , Agath. 2.3 , Sch. Il. 23.398 ( Sup. ). Adv. -e/ws sanely, cuntele/sai do/mon Aret. 1.6 . nhfa^l-eo/ths, htos, h(, = sq., nhfa^l-e/wsis, ews, h(, sobriety, Et.Gud. 409.58 . nhfa^l-ieu/s, e/ws, o(, = nhfa/lios , 9.525.14 . nhfa^l-ieu/w, make a libation without wine, Poll. 6.26 . nhfa^l-i/zw, purify by a libation without wine, Hsch. ( Pass. ). nhfa^/l-imos, on, = sq., Orac. ap. Phleg. 36.10 J. nhfa^/l-ios, a, on, also os, on 3.11 , Plu. 2.657c : (nh/fw):—of drink, unmixed with wine, n. meili/gmata offerings of water, milk, and honey to the Eumenides, A. 107 ; to the Muses and Nymphs, krath\r nhfa/lios Plu. 2.156d ; nhfa/liai eu)xwlai/, qusi/ai, A.R. 4.712 , Polem.Hist. 42 ; n. bwmoi/ 2.1651 (iv B.C.); nhfa/lia kai\ meli/sponda qu/ein Plu. 2.464c , 672b ; tw=| *dionu/sw| polla/kis n. qu/omen ib. 132e (prov. of a frugal meal); n. spei/sw *ku/pridi 5.225 (Paul. Sil.); n. cu/la wood other than vine twigs, burned in sacrifices, esp. the twigs of the herb qu/mos, Philoch. 31 , Crates Hist. 5 ; n. po/panon with no wine in it, 3.77.18 . sober, n. me/qh Ph. 1.16 , 2.447 ; baqu\ h( sigh\ kai\ nhfa/lion, h( de\ me/qh la/lon Plu. 2.504a ; of persons, 3.2 , 11 , 2.2 , J. 13.12.2 . Adv. -i/ws, n. e)/xein Poll. 6.26 . nhfa^l-ismo/s, o(, metaph., soberness, Suid. nh/fa^l-os, = nhfa/lios , Orac. ap. Phleg. 36.10 J. nhfan-tiko/s, h/, o/n, sobering, Pl. 61c . = nhfa/lios, zw=|on , of the bee, Porph. 19 . nhfan-to/s, h/, o/n, = nhfa/lios , Eust. 1306.52 , misquoting Ath. 10.423b . nh/frwn, onos, o(, h(, foolish, Claudian. 2.23 . nh/fw, Dor. na/fw (v. infr. II), used by early writers only in pres., mostly in part.: later impf. e)/nhfon Chor. in 1877.67 : aor. e)/nhya I 4.7 , Orac. ap. Ael. 103 , J. 11.3.3 , Procl. p.741 S. , (e)c-) Aret. 1.5 , (a)n-) Nic.Dam. 4 J. :—to be sober, drink no wine, ou)/te ti ga\r n. ou)/te li/hn mequ/w Thgn. 478 ; nh/fein Archil. 4 , Pl. 213e , al.: part. nh/fwn as Adj., = nhfa/lios , Hdt. 1.133 , Ar. 1228 ; u(mi=n a)nte/kursa . . nh/fwn a)oi/nois S. 100 ; u(p' e)xqrou= nh/fontos u(brizo/mhn D. 21.74 ; to\ tou\s mequ/ontas . . . plei/w zhmi/an a)poti/nein tw=n n. Lex Pittaciap. Arist. 1274b20 ; mequ/onta . . para\ nhfo/ntwn lo/gous paraba/llein Pl. 214c ; n. qeo/s, i.e. water, Id. 773d : prov., to\ e)n th=| kardi/a| tou= nh/fontos e)pi\ th=s glw/tths tou= mequ/ontos Plu. 2.503f ; [*)anacago/ras] oi(=on n. e(fa/nh par' ei)kh=| le/gontas Arist. 984b17 ; nh/fwn mequ/onta u(po\ th=s *)afrodi/ths qea=tai X. 8.21 ; to\ nh=fon u(po\ tou= pa/qous buqi/zetai Alciphr. 1.13 . metaph., to be self-controlled, Pl. 918d ; to be sober and wary, na=fe kai\ me/mnas' a)pistei=n Epich. [250] ; grhgorw=men kai\ nh/fwmen 5.6 ; nh/yate ei)s proseuxa/s l.c.; nh/fwn kai\ pefrontikw/s Plu. 2.800b ; n. kai\ frontisth/s Gal. 17(1).991 ; promhqh/s te kai\ n. Hdn. 2.15.1 ; kardi/h| nh/fontos Poet. ap. Longin. 34.4 ; n. logismo/s Epicur. 3p.64U. n. e)k kakou= recover oneself from . . , Ach.Tat. 1.13 ; e)gerqe/ntwn kai\ nhya/ntwn a)po\ th=s ptw/sews Procl.l.c. nh/fwn, onos, o(, h(, sober: nom. pl. nh/fones (expld. by nh/fontes) Hsch. : dat. nh/fosi Thgn. 481 , 627 . nhxa^le/os, a, on, = nhkto/s, fu/sis Xenocr. ap. Orib. 2.58.1 , cf. 12 . nhxei=on, to/, swimming-place, Gloss. nh/xi, Adv., (nh/) = nai/xi , Hsch. nh/xu^tos, on, (nh-, xe/w) full-flowing, u(/dwr Philet. 21 , A.R. 3.530 ; a(/lmh Id. 4.1367 ; eu)rw/s Call. 313 ; i(drw/s Nic. 587 ; a)h/r Q.S. 1.417 ; n. o)/rphc a juicy sapling, Nic. 33 . (Prob. formed on the supposition that nh- had an intens. force.) nh/xw, Dor. na/xw (pros-, q.v.):— swim, nhxe/menai memaw/s Od. 5.375 ; nh=xe ib. 399 ; nh=xon pa/lin 7.280 ; nh=xon e)p' a)/kron u(/dwr Hes. 317 ; nh/xei Nic. 590 :—mostly Med. nh/xomai, part. nhxo/menos Od. 7.276 , 14.352 , Hes. 211 ; inf. nh/xesqai Democr. 172 : poet. impf. nh/xonto Titanomach. 4 (cj. for -ontes): fut. nh/comai Od. 5.364 , Timo 32 : aor. e)nh/cato Lyc. 76 ; part. nhcame/nh 9.36 ( Secund. ): the Med. forms alone used in later Prose, Plb. 3.84.9 , 5.48.9 , Plu. 2.1063b , Luc. 1 , Ael. 3.11 , and in compds. (fut. nh/cw f.l. in Ael. 9.25 ). nh=yis, ews, h(, (nh/fw) sobriety, Plb. 16.21.4 , Str. 7.3.11 , Ph. 1.377 , etc. nhw=n, Ion. gen. pl. of nau=s. nhwpoiei=on, to/, = newpoiei=on , 7.60 . nibatismo/s, o(, a Phrygian dance, Ath. 14.629d , Hsch. ni/gla: tro/paia ( Pers. ), Hsch. nigla^r-eu/w, = tereti/zw , Eup. 110 . ni/gla^r-os, o(, whistle (the sound), Ar. 554 (pl.): in pl., trills, quavers, Pherecr. 145.27 , prob. in Phryn.Com. 69 , cf. Hsch. , Phot. s.v. niglareu/wn. ni/des: ai)doi=a h)\ o)rxi/dia paidi/wn, Phot. ; Sicel word, acc. to Suid. ; nii/des Hsch. ni/zw, Epich. [273] ; imper. ni/ze Il. 11.830 ; inf. ni/zein Od. 19.374 ; part. ni/zwn Il. 7.425 , E. 1338 : Ep. impf. ni/zon Od. 1.112 , Il. 11.846 :— the pres. ni/ptw, analogically formed from ni/yw e)/niya, first in Men. 543 , cf. Luc. 19 , Arr. 1.19.5 , 13.5 , Plu. 10 , though Hp. uses Med. ni/ptomai 1.57 (but dia-nize/sqw ib. 84 , peri-nize/sqw ib. 2.158 ): fut. ni/yw Od. 19.376 , E. 255 : aor. e)/niya Id. 25 ; Ep. ni/ya Od. 19.505 :— Med. , ni/zomai Hp. (v. supr.): impf. ni/zeto Od. 6.224 : fut. ni/yomai (v. a)po-, e)k-ni/zw), late nifh/somai LXX 15.12 : aor. e)niya/mhn; Ep. 3 sg. ni/yato Il. 16.230 : pf. ne/nimmai (v. infr.): aor. Pass. e)ni/fqhn (kat-) Hp. 2.23 :—wash the hands or feet (v. sub fin.), ni/ze d' a)/r' a)=sson i)ou=sa a)/naxq' e(o/n Od. 19.392 ; au)ta\r e)pei\ ni/yen ib. 505 , cf. 358 ; tw=| se po/das ni/yw ib. 376 , cf. Orac. ap. Hdt. 6.19 ; a( de\ xei\r ta\n xei=ra ni/zei Epich. l.c.:— Med. , ni/yato d' au)to\s xei=ras Il. 16.230 , cf. Hes. 739 ; ni/yasqai, abs., to wash one's hands, Od. 1.138 , etc.; xei=ras ni/yasqai a(lo/s [with water] from the sea, 2.261 (v. infr. 11 ); ni/yasqai li/mnhs po/da Hes. 122 ; ou)/rw| niya/menos tou\s o)fqalmou/s Hdt. 2.111 . generally, purge, cleanse, ni/yai kaqarmw=| S. 1228 , cf. E. 1191 . wash off, e)pei/ sfin ku=ma qala/sshs i(drw= . . ni/yen a)po\ xrwto/s Il. 10.575 ; a)p' au)tou= d' ai(=ma kelaino\n ni/z' u(/dati liarw=| 11.830 , 846 ; fo/non e)mh=s e)/niye xeiro/s E. l.c.:— Pass. , ai(=ma ne/niptai Il. 24.419 :— Med. , e)k potamou= xro/a ni/zeto a(/lmhn he washed the brine off his skin [with water] from the river, Od. 6.224 .—Commonly used of washing part of the person, while lou/omai is used of bathing, plu/nw of washing clothes, etc.; but ni/zw is sts. used of things, spo/ggoisi . . trape/zas ni/zon Od. 1.112 ; [de/pas] e)/niy' u(/datos kalh=|si r(oh=|si Il. 16.229 ; u(/dati ni/zein . . pli/nqon Theoc. 16.62 .— Att. Prose writers use the word only in compds., v. a)po-, e)napo-, e)k-ni/zw. (Cf. OIr. nigid, Skt. nénekti 'wash', niktá- 'washed', Gr. a)-nipto/-podes, xe/rniba, I.- E. nig[uglide]-.) ni_k-a/dion, to/, Dim. of ni/kh, small figure of Victory (spelt neik-), 4558 (Acre), 426.5 (Haurân, i A.D.). ni_/k-a_qron, to/, thankoffering for victory, IG 5 ( 1 ). 267 (Sparta). ni_k-ai=os, a, on, (ni/kh) of or belonging to victory, qeo/s J. 3.2.5 ; *zeu\s N., = Juppiter Victor, D.C. 47.40 ; e)lpi/s Nonn. 18.169 ; *pa/llas n., as the giver of victory, ib. 37.623 : nikai/hn, Ion. for ni/khn, Phot. , Suid. ni_k-acw=, Dor. fut. of nika/w. nika/rion, to/, name of an eye-salve, Alex.Trall. 2 . ni/kastron: nikhth/rion, Phot. ; ni/kestron, Hsch. ni_ka_th/r, v. nikhth/r. *ni_ka_to/reion, to/, tomb and temple of Seleucus I, App. 63 . ni_ka/twr [a_], oros, o(, Dor. for nikh/twr, conqueror, cult-name of Seleucus I and Demetrius, kings of Syria, 233 , Plu. 6 (pl.), etc.; *se/leukos *zeu\s *nika/twr 245.11 . in pl. n., oi(, the evervictorious, epith. of the royal Macedonian bodyguard, Liv. 43.19 . nikafori/a, ni_k-fo/ros, Dor. for nikhf-. ni_ka/w, Ion. nike/w Democr. 249 , Herod. 1.51 , also 1413.16 (Aetol.), 265.4 (Delph., iv B.C.), v.l. in 2.7 ; Aeol. ni/khmi Theoc. 7.40 , 7.743 (Antip.); also in impf. ni/kh cj. in Pi. 5.5 , cf. Theoc. 6.46 : Ep. impf. 1 pl. nika/skomen Od. 11.512 : fut. -h/sw, later -h/somai Hierocl. 205 ; Dor. 2 sg. nikach=| v.l. in Theoc. 21.32 : pf. neni/khka, etc.: (ni/kh): abs., conquer, prevail in battle, in the games, or in any contest, Il. 3.439 , etc.; o( nikh/sas the conqueror, ib. 138 , X. 5.9 , etc.; o( nikhqei/s the conquered, Il. 23.656 , 663 ; e)ni/khsa kai\ deu/teros kai\ te/tartos e)geno/mhn I won the first prize [at Olympia], etc., Th. 6.16 , cf. Isoc. 16.33 : pres.freq. in sense, to be (or be proclaimed) conqueror, Pi. 9.112 , 13.30 , cf. X. 8.2.27 , 2.1.1 ; nika=n pa=si toi=s kritai=s or e(ni\ krith=| in their opinion, Ar. 445 , 447 ; polu\ n. win a decisive victory, Th. 7.34 , etc.; ta\ pa/nta n. X. l.c.: freq. c. dat. modi, pugmh=| in boxing, Il. 23.669 ; naumaxi/h| Hdt. 7.10 .b'; i(/ppw| Id. 6.122 ; ma/xh| E. 1143 , etc.; i(/ppw| h)\ sunwri/di h)\ zeu/gei Pl. 36d ; lampa/di And. 4.42 , etc.: c. acc. cogn. in same sense, pa/nta e)ni/ka he won all the bouts, Il. 4.389 , 5.807 ; ta\ kou=fa, ta\ mei/zonan., E. 1029 , 1031 ; tw=n palaisma/twn e(\n n. Pl. 256b ; a(/rma n. Pi. 4(3).25 ; pagkra/tion Th. 5.49 ; naumaxi/an, ma/xas, Id. 7.66 , Isoc. 12.257 , etc.: freq. n. *)olu/mpia to be conqueror in the Olympian games, Th. 1.126 ; tw)lu/mpia Timocl. 8.17 ; ta\ *panaqh/naia Pl. 530b ; n. *)olumpia/da Hdt. 9.33 (also n. *)olumpi/asin Pl. 36d ; e)n *puqi/oisi Pi. 2.9 ): c. dat. et acc., ta\ *pu/qia tw=| teqri/ppw| n. D. 59.33 ; pollou\s a)gw=nas ou) pagkrati/w| mo/non, ktl., Plu. 2.811d ; *)olumpi/asi pai=das sta/dion n. conquer in the boys' race in the stadium at Olympia, D. 58.66 : c. dupl. acc., *pu/qia n. a)/ndras Diog.Cyn. ap. D.L. 6.33 : also in Att. Inscrr. c. gen., *lewnti\s a)ndrw=n e)ni/ka 2.1291 , al.: generally c. acc. cogn., ni/khn n. win a victory, E. 1060 , Pl. 465d , etc. (cf. infr. 11 ); also n. tri/poda win it, Simon. 147 . prevail, be superior, mu/qoisin, e)/gxei+, Il. 18.252 ; do/loisi Od. 3.121 ; ka/llei e)ni/ka (sc. krhth/r) Il. 23.742 ; pa=san a)reth\n nenikhkw/s Pl. 964c : c. part., eu)ergetw=n n. X. 9.7 . of opinions, etc., boulh\ kakh\ ni/khsen the evil counsel prevailed, Od. 10.46 ; ta\ xerei/ona nika=| Il. 1.576 , Od. 18.404 ; e)ni/ka h( gnw/mh Hdt. 5.36 , cf. Th. 2.12 , etc.; h( nikw=sa boulh/ E. 912 ; e)k th=s nikw/shs [gnw/mhs] according to the prevailing opinion, vote of the majority, X. 6.1.18 , 6.2.12 ; tau=t' e)ni/ka S. 274 ; nika=| pa/saisi tai=s yh/fois o( no/mos is carried, Pl. 801a ; su\n ya/fw| ta=| nikeou/sa| 265.4 (Delph., iv B.C.): freq. of orators, nika=| . . o( kako\s e)n plh/qei le/gwn E. 944 ; n. gnw/mh|si Hdt. 3.82 (so gnw/mh|, v.l. gnw/mhn , Id. 1.61 , cf. Ar. 594 ): freq. impers., e)ni/ka (sc. h( gnw/mh) it was resolved, c. inf., e)ni/ka mh\ e)klipei=n th\n po/lin it was carried not . . , Hdt. 6.101 ; te/los ge me/ntoi deu=r' e)ni/khsen molei=n S. 233 , etc.; e)ni/khse . . loimo\n ei)rh=sqai it was the prevailing opinion that . . , Th. 2.54 ; e)n dhmokrati/a| nika=| zh=n it is preferable . . , Pl. 303b . c. inf., succeed in . . , e)ni/khse skorpi/sai 4.13 . as law-term, n. th\n di/khn win one's cause, E. 955 , cf. Ar. 581 ; simply nika=n 5011.11 (Gortyn), Arist. 42.1 , 1433a6 , 1.58 (iii B.C.), etc.; nikh/seis e)n tw=| kri/nesqai/ se 3.4 :— Pass. , c. gen., ai)/ ka nikaqh=| tw=n e)nexu/rwn 177.9 (Crete, v B.C.); v. infr. 11 . c. acc., conquer, vanquish, *(/ektora Il. 7.192 , etc.: freq. c. dat. modi, ma/xh| n. *)axaiou/s 16.79 ; a)gorh=| n. ui(=as *)axaiw=n 2.370 ; po/dessi de\ pa/ntas e)ni/ka 20.410 ; ka/llei e)ni/kwn fu=la gunaikw=n 9.130 ; pa/nta n. a)/ndra . . kakoi=sin surpass him in miseries, E. 659 ; n. tina\ e)/n tini Pl. 213e , etc.; mh\ fu=nai to\n a(/panta nika=| lo/gon excels the whole account, S. 1224 (lyr.); ni/ka e)n tw=| a)gaqw=| to\ kako/n 12.21 : c. acc. cogn., ma/xhn n. tina/ Isoc. 8.58 , Aeschin. 3.181 , etc.:— Pass. , e)/stin a(\ tw=n a)/qlwn di\s e(/kastos e)nikh/qh X. 4.5.2 : c. part., n. a)leco/meno/s tina Id. 1.9.11 , etc. as law-term (cf. 1.5 ), ni/khs th/n min e)gw\ ni/khsa Od. 11.545 :— Pass. , h(= de/ ka nikaqh=| 1.23 , al.; also of objects in dispute, damages, etc., recover, ib. 1.28 , al.:— Pass. , to be assigned, adjudicated, ib. 1.55 . generally, overpower, esp. of passions, etc., no/on ni/khse neoi/h Il. 23.604 ; mh\ fo/bos se\ nika/tw fre/nas A. 88 , cf. 133 ; [fu/sis] nika=| tw=| h(/ssoni to\ mei=zon th=s e)lpi/dos Democr. 176 ; barei=an h(donh\n nika=te/ me grievous is the pleasure ye win prevailing over me, S. 1204 : c. inf., mhd' h( bi/a se . . nikhsa/tw toso/nde misei=n let not violence prevail on thee to . . , Id. 1334 : with gen. of comparison, nika=| ga\r a(reth/ me th=s e)/xqras polu/ weighs with me more than enmity, from the compar. force in nika=|, ib. 1357 codd. Pass. , to be vanquished, Hom. only in part. nikhqei/s (v. supr. 1.1 ); nika=sqai u(/pnw|, ke/rdesin, A. 291 , 342 ; h(donh=| S. 1272 ; sumfora=| E. 1195 ; also u(po\ tou= kakou= Th. 2.51 ; pro\s i(me/rou S. 932.4 , etc.: sts. c. gen., i(me/rou nikw/menos A. 1005 ; au)th=s <te> th=s di/khs . . au)tou= te tou= a)lhqou=s nika=sqai Antipho 5.87 : freq. of persons, nika=sqai/ tinos, with gen. of comparison, to be inferior, yield to, S. 1353 , E. 315 , 454 ; cei/nwn neni/kantai qu/rai the doors give way to the guests, Pi. 9.2 ; h)\n tou=to nikhqh=|s e)mou= Ar. 1087 . ni/k-h [i_], h(, victory, n. fai/netai *menela/ou victory clearly belongs to M., Il. 3.457 , cf. Alc. 80 , etc.; ma/xhs n. Il. 7.26 , 8.171 ; n. pole/mou Pl. 641a , cf. c; h( e)n tw=| pole/mw| n. ib. 647b : freq. of victory in the games, *)isqmi/a n. Pi. 2.13 ; n. pagkrati/ou or a)po\ p., ib. 7(6).22 , 6(5).60 : c. gen. objecti, n. a)ntipa/lwn victory over . . , Ar. 521 ; h( tw=n h(donw=n n. Pl. 840c : c. gen. rei, tw=n polemikw=n n. X. 3.4.5 ; n. dou=nai/ tini Il. 16.845 , etc.; n. kai\ kra/tos S. 85 ; ni/khn nika=n tina, v. nika/w 1.1 , 11.1b . later, generally, mastery, ascendancy, etc., in all relations, ni/khn diasw/|zesqai to keep the fruits of victory, X. 4.2.26 , cf. 4.1.15 . success in a lawsuit, Od. 11.544 ; in the concrete, damages, etc., recovered, Leg.Gort. 9.31 . pr. n., Nike, the goddess of victory, Hes. 384 , cf. Pi. 2.26 , etc.; *ni/kh *)aqa/na *polia/s S. 134 , cf. E. 457 (lyr.), 1529 . Astrol., name of sixth klh=ros, Paul.Al. 3 , 1.160 . nik-h/eis, Dor. nik-a/eis [a_], essa, en, conquering, AP 7.428.5 ( Mel. ). ni/k-hma, atos, to/, Dor. ni/k-a_ma 12.352.26 (Chersonesus), 27.219 (Crete):— prize of victory, victory, Delph. 3(1).483 , Plb. 1.87.10 , 16.14.5 , D.S. 4.33 , D.H. 3.27 , Plu. 22 . nik-hte/on, one must conquer, E. 953 . nik-hth/r, in Dor. form nik-a_th/r, h=ros, o(, winner, ta=s a)ge/las 527.152 (Dreros, iii B.C.): pl., nikath=res: oi( a)kmaio/tatoi e)n tai=s ta/cesin, Hsch. nik-hth/rios, on, belonging to a conqueror or to victory, do/ca n. the glory of victory, Antiph. 263 ; n. fi/lhma a kiss as the conqueror's reward, X. 6.1 ; a)=qla n. Pl. 832e . as Subst. nikhth/rion (sc. a)=qlon), to/, prize of victory, *zeu=, so\n to\ n. Ar. 1253 ; to\n bou=n e)/labe to\ n. X. 8.3.33 , cf. 6.2.28 ; n. a(mi/llhs 464.10 (ii B.C.): mostly in pl., tw=| kallikottabou=nti nikhth/ria ti/qhmi S. 537 ; n. labw/n E. 1028 ; ta\ n. oi)/sesqai, fe/resqai, komi/zesqai, to win the prize, Pl. 305d , 245b , 612d ; ta\ n. tou= kiqarw|dou= 22.1388.37 . nikhth/ria (sc. i(era/), ta/, festival of victory, n. e(stia=n to celebrate this festival by a banquet, X. 8.4.1 , Plu. 20 ; poiei=n D.C. 67.9 . also in pl., decisive proof, Hp. 4 . nik-hth/s, ou=, o(, winner in games, 5035 (Nubia, iii A.D.); conqueror, Eust. 157.1 ; of the Emperor Julian, 906 B ( Magn. Mae., iv A.D.). nik-htiko/s, h/, o/n, likely to conquer, conducing to victory, X. 3.4.11 ; u(po/qesis Plb. 24.9.4 ( Comp. ); o(/plon n. 90.39 (Rosetta, ii B.C.); to\ -w/taton the most likely way to conquer, Plu. Comp. Phil.Flam. 2 . Adv. -kw=s Eust. 1006.28 . Subst. nikhtiko/n, to/, charm for victory, esp. in horse-racing, 121.390 , 1478.1 (iii/iv A.D.); n. dikasthri/wn 1.35 : pl., PMag.Leid. W. 8.29 . nik-h/tria, h(, fem. of *nikhth/r, conqueress, Gloss. nik-h/twr, oros, victorious: to\ tw=n N. strat o/pedon, = Legio Victrix, D.C. 55.23 . ni_khfor-e/w, carry off as a prize, da/krua n. win naught but tears, E. 1147 . ni_khfor-i/a, Dor. nika_f-, h(, victory, freq. in Pi. , both sg. and pl., 1.59 , 10(11).59 (pl.). *nikhfo/ria, Dor. *nika_f-, ta/, festival of Athena *nikhfo/ros, 629.24 (Pergam., ii B.C.). ni_kh/for-os, Dor. nika_f-, on, (fe/rw) bringing victory, di/kh A. 148 . (fe/romai) bearing off the prize, victorious, Pi. 1.116 ; n. a)glai/+a the glory of victory, ib. 13.14 ; pra=gma n. A. 477 ; kra/tos S. 186 ; di/kh E. 781 ; a)/gra Id. 1200 ; qeo\s or qeoi\ n., applied to the Ptolemies, 89.3 (iii B.C.), 43.28 (ii B.C.); epith. of Athena, Eros, etc., 629.6 (Pergam., ii B.C.), 11(4).1304 (Delos, ii B.C.), etc.: c. gen., X. 3.4.5 . ni_ki/dion, to/, small figure of victory, Annuario 6 / 7.405 (Artemis Pergaea). ni_ko/-boulos, on, prevailing in the council, Ar. 615 . ni_ko-la/ea, ta/, festival at Delos, 320 63 (iii B.C.). ni_ko/-la_os, o(, a kind of date named after Nicolaus of Damascus, Plu. 2.723d , Ath. 14.652a , 1.3202 , 1.244 . ni_ko-ma/xa_s [ma^], a, o(, conqueror in the fight, S. 887 (lyr.). ni_ko-poio/s, o/n, causing victory, Aq. 4.1 , al. ni=kos, eos, to/, later form for ni/kh, LXX 3.9 , 1002.14 (i B.C.), 12 ( 5 ). 764.2 (Andros, prob. i A.D.; written nei=kos), 12.20 , Vett.Val. 358.5 , Orph. 587 , 5.381 , read by Aristarch. in Il. 12.276 ; ei)s ni=kos for ever, LXX 2.26 , al. ni_kote/leia, h(, celebration of victory, Stud.Pal. 1.76.648 (pl., i A.D.). niku/rtas, = doule/kdoulos , Hsch. (cf. Hippon. 49.5 ). ni/mma, atos, to/, water for washing, ni/mmata e)pe/xein Dromo 2 , censured by Phryn. 170 . ni/mmata prosw/pou cosmetics, Crito ap. Gal. 12.448 ; but ni/mma prosw/pou washing of the face, Orib. 82 . nimmo/s, o(, = h( ka/qarsis , Zonar. ni^n, Dor. enclit. acc. of 3 pers. Pron., like Ep. and Ion. min, for au)to/n, au)th/n, him, her (but never used reflexively), 280 , Alcm. 23.44 , Thgn. 364 , Epich. 21 , Sophr. 35 , etc.; also in Dor. Inscrr., 42 ( 1 ). 121.12 , al. (Epid., iv B.C.), 1925(5).21 (Cyrene, iv B.C.); au)to/n nin 42(1).122.47 (Epid.): seldom for au)to/, it, as in Pi. 4.242 , A. 542 , S. 145 : less freq. in pl., for au)tou/s, B. 8.15 , Pi. 7 , S. 868 (lyr.), E. 1140 (lyr.); for au)ta/s, S. 43 , 1123 , 577 ; nin au)ta/s E. 32 ; for au)ta/, S. 436 , 624 . for dat. au)tw=|, Pi. 4.36 , 1.66 (nisi leg. i(n, i.e. vin). ni/nnh, h(, perh. grandmother or mother-in-law, Demitsas *maked. No. 416 (Thessalonica, ii A.D.); also ni/nh ib.No. 415 (ibid.); cf. ne/nnos. ninni/on, pupus, Gloss. ni/nnos, o(, nag, Hsch. ; Lat. Dim. ninnium, Plaut. 371 . ni/non, to/, = e(le/nion , Paul.Aeg. 6.88 . nipth/r, h=ros, o(, (ni/zw) washing-vessel, basin, Ev.Jo. 13.5 . ni/ptron, to/, (ni/zw) water for washing, Poll. 10.78 : mostly in pl., A. 225 , E. 1174 , 1384 , 12.68 ( Mel. ); pai=des n. e)/dosan kata\ xeirw=n Philox. 2.39 . *ni/ptra, ta/, the Bath Scene, title of play by Sophocles on the recognition of Odysseus by his nurse; also applied to Od. 19 , Arist. 1460a26 , and to the Bath Scene in that book, ib. 1454b30 . ni/ptw, v. ni/zw. ni/rnos: fqei/r (Achaean), h)\ ni/rmos, Hsch. ni/ron: me/ga, Id. niro/s, v. nhro/s 11 . ni/ssomai or ni/somai [i_], Il. 23.76 , ni/ssei ( v.l. ni/sh| ) E. 43 (lyr.), ni/setai Pi. 3.34 , nisso/meqa Od. 10.42 , ni/sesqe E. 1234 , ni/sontai Hes. 237 , E. 1483 (lyr.); part. niso/menos Il. 13.186 , 15.577 , Od. 4.701 , 5.19 : impf. ni/sseto A.R. 2.824 , ni/sonto Il. 12.119 , 18.566 : later pres. subj. ni/shtai Man. 3.412 : aor. kat-eni/sato Hermesian. 7.65 :— go, come, ll.cc.: with Preps. of motion, e)k pedi/ou Il. 12.119 ; e)p' a)nqrw/pous Pi. 3.10 ; e)s e(orta/n ib. 34 ; poti\ *)isqmo/n Id. 5.37 ; po/lemo/nde, oi)/kade, Il. 15.577 , Od. 4.701 ; e)pi\ nhw=n n. go by sea, Hes.l.c.; ou)rano/qen n. coming down from heaven, 6.265 ( Noss. ): c. acc. loci, xqo/na n. E. 1234 ; n. skope/lous Id.l.c.; of birds, Id. 1483 (lyr.); of fishes, Sophr. 101 (v. infr.): mainly Ep. and Lyr., used by E. , once in trim. (l.c.).—Freq. spelt nei/ss-, nei/s- in codd., neis- also in Papyri of Call. 1.45 P., Theoc. 7.25 , but ni/somai Hdn.Gr. 2.554 , niso/menos 12(1).202 (Astypalaea, iv/iii B.C.), 12(8).441.2 (Thasos, ii/i B.C.), e)pi-ni/setai 6 ; imper. ni/seo Epigr.in 19.178 (i A.D.); and the Act. form nisou=nti (nhsou=nti codd.) Sophr.l.c.:—later Gramm. ( 606.12 , Eust. 1288.56 ) wrongly dist. ni/ssomai pres., ni/somai fut. (Perh. redupl. ni-ns -omai from ne/(s)omai.) ni/tr-asma, atos, to/, soap, Sor. 1.82 . nitr-e/laion, to/, emulsion of soda and oil, Zos.Alch. p.147B. , Olymp.Alch. p.91 B. nitr-i/a, h(, soda-pit, PPetr. 3p.60 (iii B.C.), Str. 17.1.23 . nitr-ikh/, h(, tax on soda, PPetr. 3p.294 (iii B.C.), i 36 (iii B.C.), 40.5 (ii B.C.), etc.: also -ka/, ta/, 3p.302 (iii B.C.). nitr-i=tis, idos, h(, producing ni/tron, li/mnh Str. 11.14.8 . nitr-iw/ths nomo/s, name of a district in Egypt where ni/tron was found, Id. 17.1.23 . ni/tr-on, to/, in Hdt. and Att. li/tron (q.v.), sodium carbonate, Sapph. 165 , Hp. Aër. 7 , Arist. 383b12 , 9(1).691 (Corc., iii B.C.), 304.7 (iii B.C.), 182 (ii B.C.), Gal. 13.265 ; n. e)ruqro/n Hp. 32 , cf. 1.98 ; n. qala/ssion, i.e. from the Egyptian lakes, 130 ; as an a)/rtuma, Antiph. 142.2 ; mixed with oil as a soap, Alciphr. 3.61 , Lib. 26.19 . (Cf. Egypt. ntirj 'natron'.) nitro-phgiko/s, h/, o/n, made of congealed ni/tron, Alex.Trall. 12 . nitro-poio/s, o/n, producing ni/tron, gh= Sch. Ar. 725 . nitr-o/w, cleanse with ni/tron, Sor. 1.83 ( Pass. ). nitr-w/dhs, es ( Att. litrw/dhs Pl. 65e ), like ni/tron, du/namis Arist. 936a2 ; impregnated with n., ta\ n. Thphr. 2.5.1 , 65 . alkaline, of mineral springs, Gal. 11.387 . epith. of Nymphs, *nu/mfais nitrw/desi 14.892 . nitr-wdi/a, h(, alkalinity, Ruf. ap. Aët. 3.165 . ni/tr-wma, atos, to/, lye, PHolm. 3.22 , Hsch. s.v. xale/rupon. scurf, dandruff, Gloss. ni/fa [i^] , th/n, snow, acc. from nom. ni/y, which is not found (cf. li/ba, li/pa), Hes. 535 . ni^f-argh/s, e/s, snow-white, Orph. 669 (sed leg. nif<et>arge/sin ): ni/fargos, Hsch. ni^f-a/s, a/dos, h(, snowflake, Hom. (only in Il. ), mostly in pl., w(/s te nifa/des xio/nos pi/ptwsi qameiai\ h)/mati xeimeri/w| Il. 12.278 ; bre/xe . . xruse/ais nifa/dessi, a legendary statement of the wealth of Rhodes, Pi. 7.34 ; e)/pea nifa/dessin e)oiko/ta xeimeri/h|sin Il. 3.222 , cf. Luc. 5 : sg. in collect. sense, snowstorm, nifa\s h)e\ xa/laza Il. 15.170 ; [pa/gos] bre/xeto polla=| nifa/di was wrapt as in deep snow, Pi. 10(11).51 . generally, shower, petrw=n A. 199.7 , cf. 212 (lyr.), E. 1129 ; traxei=a n. pole/moio storm or sleet of war, Pi. 4(3).17 ; o)mbri/a n., of rain, Lyc. 876 ; plhgw=n nifa/des Lib. 112.6 . as fem. Adj., = nifo/essa, pe/tra S. 1060 (lyr.). ni^f-eto/s, o(, falling snow, snowstorm, o)/mbron . . h)e\ xa/lazan h)\ nifeto/n Il. 10.7 ; ou) nifeto/s, ou)/t' a)\r xeimw\n polu\s ou)/te pot' o)/mbros Od. 4.566 , cf. Pi. 107.11 , Hdt. 4.50 , 8.98 , Arist. 349a9 , etc.: pl., 199.7 (Adule). rain, Nonn. 6.267 , 8.260 . metaph., n. lhmma/twn Lib. 57.48 . ni^f-etw/dhs, es, snowy, [a)/nemos] Arist. 364b21 ; h(me/ra, nu/c, Plb. 3.72.3 , Plu. 10 ; a)e/res Str. 4.5.2 . ni^fo-blh/s, h=tos, o(, h(, = nifo/bolos, *)/alpeis 9.561 ( Phil. ). ni^fo/-blhtos, on, = foreg., w(/rh Opp. 1.429 ; a)/kra ib. 3.314 . ni^fo-boli/a, h(, snowstorm, Eust. 905.3 . ni^fo/-bolos, on, snowclad, deira/si n. *parnasou= E. 206 (lyr.); n. pedi/a Ar. 952 ; n. a)nabolai/, a burlesque on the bombast of dithyrambic poets, ib. 1385 ; pe/trai *(elikwni/des Limen. 3 ; o)/rea Simm. 26.19 ; o)/rh Plu. 17 . ni^fo/-eis, essa, en, snowy, snowclad, *krh/ths o)/rea nifo/enta Od. 19.338 ; kat' *ou)lu/mpou n. Il. 18.616 ; n. *)olu/mpou Hes. 117 ; w)/ranos n. Alc. 17 ; n. *ai)/tna Pi. 1.20 ; *parnaso/s S. 473 (lyr.); sko/pelos Ar. 273 . snow-white, *(ele/nh ( v.l. selh/nh ) Ion Trag. 46 . ni^fo/-ktu^pos, on, rattling with snow or sleet, Castorio 2 . ni^fo-sti^bh/s, e/s, piled with snow, nifostibei=s xeimw=nes S. 670 . ni/fw, v. nei/fw. ni/yis, ews, h(, (ni/zw) washing, podw=n Plu. 73 . ni/yw, ni/yai, ni/yasqai, v. ni/zw. ni/wpon, to/, = ne/twpon , oil of bitter almonds, Hp. ap. Erot. no/a: phgh/ ( Lacon. ), Hsch. (Cf. ne/w A. ) no/a, v. nou=s. no/ar, to/, (noe/w) phantasm, spectre, Theognost. 80 . noare/ws, v. noh/rhs. noa^ro/s, dub. sens. in Comp. noarw/teron e)/xrao nu/mfhn Diosc. in 100c15 . nobakki/zein: to\ o)rxou/menon toi=s daktu/lois e)piyofei=n: seismo\s *nio/bh, Phot. (cf. Nauck p.51 ). no-ero/s, a/, o/n, intellectual, yuxai\ a)naqumiw/menai noerai\ a)ei\ gi/nontai Heraclit. 12 , cf. Pl. 1.133c (v.l., Comp. ); zw=|on e)/myuxon n. te kai\ logiko/n, of the ko/smos, Zeno Stoic. 1.32 , cf. Ti.Locr. 99e ; ai)sqhtikw/teron kai\-w/teron to\ lepto/teron [ai(=ma] Arist. 648a3 ; n. to/pos Id. 954a35 ; pneu=ma n. 1.7.19 ; noerai\ fre/nes Nic. 543 ; [qeo\n] noerw/teron h)e\ no/hma Timo 60 ; opp. a)su/netos, S.E. 7.325 , cf. Onos. 1.7 ; epith. of Apollo, 9.525.14 : Sup. , Plot. 6.6.8 . Adv. -rw=s in the spiritual sense or world, i)/qi ei)s *xa/rran n. Ph. 1.629 , cf. Iamb. 1.21 , Procl. 139 ; f.l. for noerw=| in Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.44 . no-e/w, Aeol. no/hmi (q.v.): Ep. aor. 1 no/hsa Il. 8.91 ; Ion. e)/nwsa (e)n-) Hdt. 1.86 : pf. neno/hka, Ion. ne/nwka (e)n-) Id. 3.6 ; imper. neno/hqi Hilgard Excerpta e libris Herodiani 30 :— Med. , Ep. aor. noh/sato Il. 10.501 ; part. nohsa/menos Alc. 7.6 , nwsa/menos Thgn. 1298 , Theoc. 25.263 , Call. 345 , etc.:— Pass. (mostly in med. sense), fut. nohqh/somai S.E. 2.175 , Gal. 17.1 : aor. e)noh/qhn Pl. 692c ; also Ion. (e)p-) Hdt. 3.122 , 6.115 : pf. neno/hmai, Ion. ne/nwmai Anacr. 10 , Hdt. 9.53 , S. 182 , Aëthlius 4 : 3 sg. plpf. e)ne/nwto (in med. sense) Hdt. 1.77 . Hdn.Gr. 2.253 cites nou=ntai from Democr. (v. infr.) and pf. Pass. ne/notai. —The compds. with a)po/, dia/, e)n, e)pi/, meta/, pro/ are used chiefly in Med. :—perceive by the eyes, observe ( oi( a)rxai=oi to\ n. swmatiko\n . . u(polamba/nousin Arist. 427a26 ), Il. 3.396 ; o)cu\ n. ib. 374 , Hes. 838 , etc.; o)fqalmoi=sin, e)n o)fqalmoi=si n., Il. 15.422 , 24.294 . perceive by the mind, apprehend, to\n de\ i)dw\n e)no/hse 11.599 ; ou) . . i)/don ou)d' e)no/hsa Od. 13.318 , cf. Il. 10.550 , 24.337 , etc.; h( d' ou)/t' a)qrh=sai du/nat' a)nti/h ou)/te noh=sai Od. 19.478 ; h)\ la/qet' h)\ ou)k e)no/hsen or did not take notice, Il. 9.537 , cf. 5.665 ; noe/eis de\ kai\ au)to/s thou thyself art aware of it, Od. 21.257 ; qumw=| noe/w kai\ oi)=da e(/kasta 18.228 ; n. th=| kardi/a| LXX 44.18 ; pro\ o(\ tou= e)no/hsen one perceives before the other, Il. 10.224 : abs., [qeo\s] ou)=los o(ra=|, ou)=los de\ noei=, ou)=los de\ t' a)kou/ei Xenoph. 24 ; tau)to\n d' e)sti\ noei=n te kai\ ou(/neke/n e)sti no/hma Parm. 8.34 : freq. in Philos., of thought, ma/lista e)/oiken i)/dion [yuxh=s] to\ n. Arist. 403a8 ; e)/oike dh\ to\ zh=n ei)=nai kuri/ws to\ ai)sqa/nesqai h)\ n. Id. 1170a19 , cf. 1166a22 ; kalw=s n. kai\ le/gein kai\ pra/ttein X. 1.18 : also with part. added, w(s e)no/hsen e)/m' h(/menon Od. 10.375 ; of a future event, noe/w kako\n u)/mmin e)rxo/menon 20.367 : c. inf., ou)k e)no/hsa a)/yorron katabh=nai 11.62 ; pi/stei noou=men kathrti/sqai tou\s ai)w=nas 11.3 : folld. by w(s . . , Od. 22.32 , cf. Pl. 977c ; no/ei q' h(=| dh=lon e(/kaston Emp. 4.13 :— Med. , nwsa/menos Thgn. 1298 ; noou/menos S. 1487 :— Pass. , to be apprehended by thought, ta\s i)de/as noei=sqai me\n o(ra=sqai d' ou)/ Pl. 507b ; ta\ noou/mena, opp. ta\ ai)sqhta/, ib. 508c ; ta\ a)o/rata toi=s poih/masi noou/mena 1.20 . think, consider, reflect, fresi\ n. "e)/nq' ei)/hn h)\ e)/nqa" Il. 15.81 ; meta\ fresi\ sh=|si no/hson *ai)nei/an, h)/ ke/n min e)ru/sseai h)= ken e)a/sh|s 20.311 ; ou)d' e)no/hse kata\ fre/na kai\ kata\ qumo\n w(s . . ib. 264 ; e)p' a)mfo/tera n. look to both sides, Hdt. 8.22 : c. acc. cogn., a)/lla noe/ein to be other wise minded, Id. 7.168 ; also ei)pe\ d' h(=| noei=s S. 1135 , cf. 1435 : part. noe/wn, e/ousa, wary, discreet, Il. 1.577 ; th\n me/n ken e)paine/sseie noh/sas Hes. 12 , cf. Od. 15.170 ; ta\ noe/wn le/gei what he says advisedly, Hdt. 8.102 ; now=n kai\ fronw=n sane and in his right mind, in wills, 1.1 , 3p.4 (iii B.C.), etc.:— in Med. , freni\ qei=a nou=ntai Democr. 129 ; u(yhla\ nenwme/nos Anacr. 10 . consider, deem, presume to be so and so, w(s mhke/t' o)/nta kei=non . . no/ei S. 415 ; to/de ga\r now= kra/tiston ib. 1176 ; dei= n. sunexh= ta\ e)/noptra Arist. 373a19 : c. inf., dei= noh=sai to\ me\n u(gro\n ei)=nai ib. 340b24 , etc.; cf. nohte/on. think out, devise, conceive t<*>to/ <*> e)nai/simon ou)k e)no/hse Od. 2.122 ; e)/nq' au)=t' a)/ll' e)no/hse qea/ ib. 382 ; a)/lla me\n au)to\s e)ni\ fresi\ sh=|si noh/seis, a)/lla de\ kai\ dai/mwn u(poqh/set<*> 3.26 ; ou) ga/r tis no/on a)/llos a)mei/nona tou=de noh/sei Il. 9.104 : freq. with neut. pl. Adj., pepnume/na pa/nta noh=sai Od. 18.230 ; a)/ndrwn plei=sta nohsa/menos most cunning of men, of Sisyphus, Alc. 7.6 ; o)rqa\ n. Hdt. 8.3 :— Pass. , e)nqu/mhma nenohme/non ou)k a)to/pws D.H. 37 . purpose, intend, e)sqla/ tini Hes. 286 ; kako/n tini Hdt. 3.81 , cf. X. 1.15 . c. inf., to be minded, intend, ou<*>d' e)no/hse e)ceru/sai do/ru bethought himself, Il. 5.665 ; noe/w fresi\ timh/susqai 22.235 ; noe/w de\ kai\ au)to\s *(/ektora/ toi lu=sai 24.560 ; h)= ga\r noei=s qa/ptein sfe; S. 44 , cf. 770 , 389 , etc.:— Med. , once in Hom. , ma/stiga . . noh/sato xersi)n e(le/sqai he thought with himself to take the scourge, Il. 10.501 ; e)ne/- nwto strateu/ein he was minded to march, Hdt. 1.77 , cf. 7.206 , 9.53 . of words, bear a certain sense, mean, puqoi/meq' a)\n to\n xrhsmo\n o(/ ti noei= Ar. 55 , cf. 1186 , Pl. 407e ; [ei)] tou=to . . noei= au)tw=| if this means for him that . . , Id. 335e ; also e)pidei=cai e)qe/lw to\ nuni/ moi sumbebhko\s ti/ pote noei= Id. 40a ; to\ noou/menon the sense, meaning, Phld. 991.4 , al.—Not in Th. or Oratt. no/-hma, atos, to/, Ion. nw=ma Emp. 110.10 (but no/hma 105.3 ): (noe/w):—that which is perceived, perception, thought, tw=n ne/es w)kei=ai, w(s ei) ptero\n h)e\ no/hma Od. 7.36 (cf. o)cu/teron noh/matos Lib. 59.148 ; a(/ma noh/mati 'in the twinkling of an eye', Epicur. 1p.11U. : hence h( a(/ma n. peri/odos lightning survey, ib. p.32 U., cf. Phld. 37 , Plu. 35 ); n. freno/s Ar. 704 (lyr.). thought, purpose, idea, design, toiou=ton e)ni\ sth/qessi no/hma Od. 13.330 ; *zeu\s . . e)ni\ fresi\n w(=de no/hma poi/hs' 14.273 ; noh/mata . . e)ktele/ei Il. 10.104 , cf. Alc. 77 , Pi. 6.29 ; sofw/tata noh/mata Id. 7.72 ; ou)k oi)=d' o)/tti qe/w: di/xa moi ta\ n. Sapph. 36 ; e)kto\s tw=n e)wqo/twn n. sth=sai/ tina Hdt. 3.80 ; to\ me\n n. th=s qeou=, to\ de\ kle/mm' e)mo/n Ar. 1203 , cf. 743 . in Philos., thought, concept, opp. sensation, sense-presentation, Parm. 8.34 , etc.; fu/sei dih/|rhtai ta/ te n. kai\ ta\ ai)sqh/mata Arist. 87 ; su/nqesi/s tis nohma/twn Id. 430a28 ; discursive thinking, as the function of dia/noia, Herm. ap. Stob. 2.8.31 . Rhet., thought as expressed in literary form, D.H. 2.24 , Longin. 12.1 . understanding, mind, pare/plagcen de\ no/hma Od. 20.346 , cf. Il. 19.218 , Thgn. 435 , Emp. 110.10 ; ai(=ma ga\r a)nqrw/pois perika/rdio/n e)sti n. Id. 105.3 ; qeo\s . . ou)/ ti de/mas qnhtoi=sin o(moi/ios ou)de\ n. Xenoph. 23.2 . no-hma^ti/zw, form concepts, Eust. 1545.7 . no-hma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, rational, later form for nohtiko/s, Hsch. s.v. dra/sths ; lo/gos Herm. ap. Stob. 2.8.31 ; ou)si/a cj.ibid.; qeoi/ Id. ap. Stob. 1.41.11 (s.v.l.). no-hma/tion, to/, Dim. of no/hma 1.4 , Arr. 3.23.31 . no/-hmi, Aeol. for noe/w, Jo.Gramm. 3.40 . no-h/mwn, on, gen. onos, thoughtful, intelligent, e)pei\ ou)/ ti noh/mones ou)de\ di/kaioi Od. 2.282 , 3.133 , cf. Eus.Mynd. 20 ; of philosophers, Luc. 34 ; noh/mona te/ktona xalkou= 907.5 (Sinope). in one's right mind, opp. parafrone/wn, Hdt. 3.34 . no-h/rhs, es, skilful, e)/rgon Herod. 7.3 . Adv. Dor. noa_re/ws, = nounexo/ntws , Hsch. no/-hsis, Ion. nw=sis Timo 44.2 : ews , h(:— intelligence, understanding, opp. ai)/sqhsis, Diog.Apoll. 3 ,al., Pl. 28a , etc.; noh/sei kai\ ou)k o)/mmasi Id. 529b ; superior to dia/noia, ib. 511d ; including e)pisth/mh and dia/noia, ib. 534a ; o( nou=s ei(=s kai\ sunexh\s w(/sper h( n. Arist. 407a7 ; n. noh/sews Id. 1074b34 : pl., processes of thought, Id. 407a24 , 917a39 , Timol.c. concrete, idea, concept, h( koinh\ tou= qeou= n. Epicur. 3p.59U. nohta/rxhs, ou, o(, ruler of the world of Intelligence, Iamb. 8.2 . no-hte/on, one must conceive, qeo\n de\ poi=on, ei)pe/ moi, n.; E. 1129 , cf. Gal. 6.405 . no-htiko/s, h/, o/n, intellectual, opp. ai)sqhtiko/s, to\ n. Arist. 402b16 ; ta\ n. mo/ria Id. 1139b12 ; h( n. yuxh/, opp. h( ai)sqhtikh/, Id. 736b14 , 429a28 . Adv. no-kw=s Porph. 17.6 . no-hto/s, h/, o/n, hyperdor. noa_to/s Ti.Locr. 95a :— falling within the province of nou=s, mental, opp. fato/s, o(rato/s, Parm. 8.8 , Pl. 509d , al.; n. kai\ a)sw/mata ei)/dh Id. 246b ; n. zw=|a Id. 30c ; n. ko/smos Ph. 1.5 , etc.; opp. ai)sqhto/s, Arist. 1174b34 , Phld. 81 , Plu. 2.1114d , D.L. 3.10 . Adv. -tw=s, opp. ai)sqhtw=s, Plot. 4.8.6 , cf. Ph. 1.467 , Iamb. 8.6 . = nohtiko/s , Orac. ap. Lyd. 1.11 . Adv. -tw=s carefully, LXX 23.1 . noqa_genh/s, e/s, Dor. and poet. for *noqhgenh/s, baseborn, E. 592 , 912 , 942 . noq-ei/a, h(, birth out of wedlock or by a marriage with an inferior, Plu. 1 , 8 , 1 . spuriousness, tine\s noqei/an tou= prw/tou bibli/ou kateyhfi/santo Olymp. 4.16 . noq-ei=os, a, on, of or belonging to a no/qos: ta\ n. (sc. xrh/mata) inheritance of a no/qos, Lys. 140S. , cf. Ar. 1656 (ap.Sch.). no/q-eusis, ews, h(, adulteration, interpol. in Suid. s.v. noqeu/ein. noq-euth/s, ou=, o(, one who adulterates, Ptol. 159 . noq-eu/w, corrupt, gunai=ka Zeno Stoic. 1.58 ; sunoikou=san a)/llw| J. 4.8.23 ; ga/mon tino/s Ph. 2.48 ; e(/teros e(/teron noqeu/wn o)duna=| LXX 14.24 : metaph., n. th\n e)pisth/mhn lo/gois kekallwpisme/nois Vett.Val. 238.22 . adulterate, Max.Tyr. 37.4 :— Pass. , nenoqeume/nos th=| u(/lh| dia\ to\ swmatiko/n Plu. 2.373b ; noqeuqh=nai Luc. 7 . Medic., [pureto\s] o(/stis a)\n [to\ ei)=dos] noqeu/sh| departs from the normal type, Gal. 7.339 ; of persons, n. ta\ tou= me/trou tw=n gumnasi/wn gnwri/smata Id. 6.130 , cf. 10.601 ( Pass. ). consider spurious, to\ "*)/ilion ai)pu/" n. *)ari/starxos St.Byz. s.v. *)/ilion :— Pass. , D.L. 2.124 , Marcellin. 43 , etc. noq-ismoi/, oi(, illecebrae, Gloss. noqo-ge/nnhtos, on, of spurious origin, Hsch. noqo-kallosu/nh, h(, counterfeit charms, AP 11.370 ( Maced. ). no/q-os, h, on, also os, on ( Call. 279 ), bastard, baseborn, i.e. born of a slave or concubine, freq. in Il. (never in Od. ), n. ui(o/s Il. 2.727 , etc.; pai=des n. Hdt. 8.103 , Pl. 27d ; opp. gnh/sios, Il. 11.102 , Ar. 1650 ; o(/d', ei) n. tis, gnhsi/ois i)/son sqe/nei S. 87 ; no/qoi kai\ ou)x ui(oi/ e)ste 12.8 : fem., kou/rh no/qh Il. 13.173 . at Athens, child of a citizen father and an alien mother, D. 23.213 , etc.; no/qos pro\s mhtro/s Plu. 1 . pl., in Egypt, a class of temple-attendants, Wilcken 66 (iii B.C.). of animals, cross-bred, pro/bata 1.32.15 (iii B.C.). generally, spurious, counterfeit, supposititious, of persons and things, logismw=| tini n. Pl. 52b , cf. Dam. 26 ; n. paidei/a| Pl. 741a ; n. h(donai/ Id. 587c ; a)oidai/ Call.l.c.; no/qon h(=par o( splh/n Arist. 669b28 ; ai( n. pleurai/ the false ribs, Paus. 1.35.6 , Gal. 4.9 , Aret. 2.6 ; n. pureto/s Gal. 11.30 ; n. sa/lpigc, of a serpent's hiss, Nonn. 35.214 ; n. fe/ggos, of the moon, opp. gnh/sion, of the sun, Ph. 1.628 ; n. i(matismo/s meretricious, Peripl.M. 39 , 49 . Adv. -qws insincerely, disingenuously, LXX 3.17 , cf. Hsch. of literary works, spurious, Porph. 16 . noq-o/w, counterfeit, in Pass. , to\n kolakei/a| -ou/menon e)/painon Ph. 1.401 . noi/dion, to/, Dim. of no/os, nou=s, Ar. 100 (pl.); = nohma/tion , Philostr. 2.10.1 (pl.). noma/d-hn [a^], Adv., cited as parallel to e)pitroxa/dhn, Sch. Il. 3.213 . nomad-i/a, h(, (noma/s) pasturage, steppe, in pl., 20 :— Adj. nomad-iai=os, a, on , qre/mmata ibid. nomad-iko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a herdsman's life, pastoral, bi/os Arist. 1256b1 , Dicaearch. ap. Porph. 4.2 ; n. diaskeuh/ Plb. 8.29.7 ; ge/nh Scymn. 81 ; also of flying insects, roving, wandering, o( bi/os n. Arist. 682b7 . Adv. -kw=s like nomads, Str. 2.1.17 ; n. kai\ *skuqikw=s Id. 11.8.7 . as pr. n., Numidian, i(ppei=s Plb. 1.19.2 ; a)lektruw/n Luc. 23 . nomad-i/ths [i_], ou, o(, nomad, pastoral, bi/os Suid. noma^do/stoixos, on, going in a row from pasture, Hsch. , Phot. nom-a/zw, graze, Nic. 950 :— Med. , Id. 345 . nom-ai=os, a, on, = nomadiko/s, xi/maros 6.157 ( Theodorid. ); a)la/lagma n. a shepherd's cry, Call. 310 ; growing in pastures, e(/rpullon Nic. 67 . no/m-aios, a, on, (no/mos) Ion. and later Gr. for no/mimos, customary: no/maia, ta/, customs, usages, ceinika\ n. Hdt. 1.135 ; *(ellhnika\ n. Id. 2.91 , al., cf. Max.Tyr. 38.3 ; li/qwn leukw=n nomai/wn 290.206 (iii B.C.): sg., Hdt. 2.49 . prescribed by law, e)kklhsi/a 589.4 ( Magn. Mae., ii B.C.), cf. 5699 (Samos); n. e)parai/ ib. 5653c10 (Chios). nomale/ws: a)dialei/ptws, Hsch. noma/rion: skeu=os tragiko/n, Id. nomarx-e/w, hold office of noma/rxhs, 72.205 (ii B.C.), 2.101.1 (iii A.D.). noma/rx-hs, ou, o(, governor of a region or province, Hdt. 4.66 , Arr. 5.8.3 , 12.7 . esp. in Egypt, governor of a nomo/s 11.2 , Hdt. 2.177 , Arist. 1352a10 , D.S. 1.73 , Arr. 3.5.4 ; later, of a district financial officer, 37.3 , al. (iii B.C.), 6314 , al.(iii B.C.), 4.361.21 (iii B.C.), 108 (i B.C.), 8.901.11 (i A.D.), 1605 (ii A.D.), etc.; n. tou= *)arsinoi/+tou 3p.205 (iii B.C.); of an official of the town of Antinoöpolis, 1463.1 (iii A.D.), etc. nomarx-i/a, h(, province or district of a noma/rxhs, 3p.78 , al. (iii B.C.), prob. in D.S. 19.85 ; h( th=s n. tra/peza 350.4 (i A.D.); o( th=s n. lo/gos Meyer 42 (iii A.D.). nomarx-iko/s, h/, o/n, levied on a nomarxi/a, of taxes, logisth/rion tw=n n. 5021 ; n. lo/gos 915.16 (i A.D.). no/marx-os, o(, = noma/rxhs 11 , Arist. 1353a6 . nom-a/s, a/dos, o(, h(, (nomo/s) roaming about for pasture: oi( noma/des pastoral tribes, Choeril. 3 , Hdt. 1.15 , 125 , 4.187 , 7.85 , Arist. 1256a31 ; strathgo\s noma/dwn 616.3 (Arabia); n. *sku/qai Pi. 105 , A. 709 ; *)indai/ Id. 284 ; of the Cyclopes, E. 120 . metaph., of a prostitute, Ph. 2.327 . pr. n., Numidian, Plb. 1.19.3 ,al.: hence noma/des o)/rneis guinea-fowl, Ptol.Euerg. 2 (a) J. ; noma/s alone, Artem. ap. Ath. 14.663e ; n. li/qos marble, Luc. 6 . fem. Adj. roaming, grazing, i(/ppoi S. 271 ; e)/lafos Id. 89 ; e)p' a)ktai=s noma/da . . a(lia/eton E. 636 ; da/malis n. calf of the pastures, i.e. fatted, LXX 28.24 ; n. peristerai/ wild doves, Gal. 6.435 , cf. 12.302 ; of Oedipus exposed, turned adrift on Cithaeron, S. 1350 (lyr.); of irrigation-channels, krh=nai *khfisou= noma/des r(ee/qrwn Id. 687 (unless distributing, cf. ne/mw). pastoral, bi/os Scymn. 832 . n. tra/peza game diet, Him. 25.3 . noma/sin au)gai=s is dub.l. in Tim. 89 . nom-eisfora/, h(, proposal of a law, Tz. 11.129 . no/m-euma, atos, to/, flock, herd, eu)po/kois nomeu/masin A. 1416 . nom-eu/s, e/ws, Ep. h=os, o(, (ne/mw) herdsman, ku/nes t' a)/ndres te nomh=es Il. 17.65 ; du/w d' a(/m' e(/ponto nomh=es, opp. the chief herdsman, Od. 17.214 , cf. 16.3 , 17.246 : generic term including the special ai)po/los, bouko/los, poimh/n, subw/ths, cf. Pl. 174d , 370d ; bow=n a)ge/lhs n. X. 1.2.32 ; n. proba/twn Arist. 1161a14 . dealer out, distributor, a)gaqw=n Pl. 931d , cf. 317d , 321b . pl., = e)gkoi/lia , ribs of a ship, Hdt. 1.194 , 2.96 , cf. Hsch. ; also, = sxoi=noi a)rme/nwn , Id. nom-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, pastoral, n. e)pisth/mh, n. te/xnai, Pl. 267b , 267d ; nomeutikh/ alone, Ael. 9.54 . skilled in grazing, ib. 14.16 . nom-eu/w, put to graze, drive afield, in Act. , of the shepherd, kalli/trixa mh=la nomeu/wn Od. 9.336 ; e)no/meue nomo\n ka/ta pi/ona mh=la ib. 217 ; a)ge/lhn n. Pl. 265d :— Pass. , metaph., of a)nqrw/pwn a)ge/lai, ib. 295e . bousi\ nomou\s n. eat down the pastures with oxen, Lat. depascere, h.Merc. 492 . abs., to be a shepherd, tend flocks, Theoc. 20.35 . later, = nwma/w , direct, manage, Nonn. 7.110 . nom-h/, h(, (ne/mw) pasturage, a)mfi/bion . . e)/dwke n. batra/xoisi *kroni/wn Batr. 59 ; noma\s ne/mein Hdt. 1.110 ; noma\s ne/mesqai ib. 78 , cf. Pl. 679a , Arist. 575b4 , etc.; poimni/wn nomai/ S. 761 : in concrete sense, nomai\ boskhma/twn herds, X. 3.5.2 . food from pasturing, Pl. 111 C, etc.; ai(=ma, n. sarkw=n Id. 80e ; h( prosh/kousa yuxh=s n. Id. 248b ; n. tw=n melittw=n to\ qu/mon Arist. 626 b20 , cf. 520.10 (iii B.C.). feeding, grazing, of herds, nomh\n poiei=sqai, = ne/mesqai , Arist. 596a14 . metaph., spreading, n. puro/s Plb. 1.48.5 , Plu. 35 ; freq. of sores, etc., n. poiei=sqai spread, Plb. 1.81.6 ; w(s ga/ggraina, n. e(/cei 2.17 , cf. Asclep. ap. Gal. 12.995 ; i(/statai h( n., of baldness, Id.ib. 411 ; nomai/ spreading ulcers, Hp. 2.13 , cf. Gal. 13.860 ,al.; n. sarko\s qhriw/deis Plu. 2.165e . division, distribution, Hdt. 2.52 (pl.), Pl. 321c , al.; of an inheritance, D. 36.12 ; h( patrw/|a ( v.l. patrw/|wn ) n. Arist. 1303b34 ; diefqarkw\s nomh=| xrhma/twn to\n dh=mon by largess of money, Aeschin. 2.76 , cf. 5(1).1346 ( Lacon. ): in pl., = Lat. donativa, Hdn. 3.8.9 , 5.5.8 , 6.8.8 . paying out or distribution in bandaging, Heliod. ap. Orib. 48.25.1 , Gal. 18 ( 2 ). 741 . in Law, = Lat. possessio, Wilcken 41 iii 20 (iii A.D.); makra=s n. paragrafh/, = longae posses- sionis praescriptio, Mitteis 374 i 3 (iii A.D.); n. a)/dikos, = injusta possessio, PTeb. 286.7 (ii A.D.); e)pi\ nomh=s pe/mpein, = in possessionem mittere, Just. 53.4.1 . e)n xeirw=n nomai=s, = e)n xeirw=n no/mw| (cf. no/mos 1.1 e), 700.29 ( Maced. , ii B.C.). nom-h/mata: dikaiw/mata, Hsch. (leg. no/mima: ta\ dikaiw/mata). nom-i/a, h(, lawfulness, opp. a)nomi/a, nonce-word in 1.141 . nom-i/zw, fut. nomiw= Ar. 571 , Th. 4.87 , etc.; Ion. 1 pl. nomiou=men Hdt. 2.17 ; later nomi/sw Longus 1.1 codd., Procop.Gaz. 12 : aor. e)no/misa, poet. no/misa Pi. 5(4).2 : pf. neno/mika Axionic. 6.8 :— Pass. , fut. nomisqh/somai Pl. 240e , etc.: fut. Med. nomiou=mai in pass. sense, Hp. 1 : aor. e)nomi/sqhn (v. infr. 1.1 , 2 ): pf. neno/mismai, 3 pl. nenomi/datai D.C. 51.23 ; Dor. inf. -i/xqai Sthenid. ap. Stob. 4.7.63 : plpf. 3 sg. e)neno/misto Ar. 962 : (no/mos):—use customarily, practise, e(\n to/de i)/dion nenomi/kasi Hdt. 1.173 ; n. glw=ssan to have a language in common use, ib. 142 ; fwnh/n Id. 2.42 ; ou)/te a)spi/da ou)/te do/ru Id. 5.97 ; panh/gurin, plhgh\n e)n th=| o(rth=|, Id. 2.63 ; tau=ta . . *(/ellhnes a)p' *ai)gupti/wn nenomi/kasi have adopted these customs from the Egyptians, ib. 51 , cf. 4.27 ; i(ppotrofi/as e)n *panella/nwn no/mw| Pi. 2.38 ; a)rgurosterh= bi/on A. 1003(989) ; n. qeio/taton no/mon Gorg. 6D. ; n. e)kklhsi/an have a regular popular assembly, Arist. 1275b7 ; a)gora=s kataskeuh\n n. (cj. for o)noma/zousin) ib. 1331a32 ; draxma\s a(=n *troza/nioi nomi/zonti 42(1).77.16 (Epid., ii B.C.):—freq. in Pass. , to be customary, ou)/tw tou=to nomi/sdetai Alc. 24 ; o(/pou to\ xai/rein mhdamou= nomi/zetai A. 423 ; swfrosu/nh 'neno/misto was the fashion, Ar. 962 : impers., ei)kh=| nomi/zetai Xenoph. 2.13 ; w(s nomi/zetai as is the custom, A. 32 , E. 99 (lyr.), etc.; oi(=a/per n. A. 1046 ; oi(=a toi=s ka/tw nomi/zetai S. 327 , cf. 691 ; h(=| nomi/zetai Id. 1603 : part. nomizo/menos customary, ge/ra ta\ n. Th. 1.25 ; eu)xai\ ai( n. Id. 6.32 ; ei)s to\n n. xro/non 12.19.15 ; ta\ n. customs, usages, Hdt. 1.35 , 5.42 , Ar. 1185 ; ta\ n. musth/ria Heraclit. 14 ; ta\ i(era\ ta\ n. Antipho 5.82 ; suntele/sai ta\ n. toi=s qeoi=s 12.22.4 , cf. 54.16 ; ta\ toi=s qeoi=s n. X. 4.5.14 ; freq. of funeral rites, ta\ n. poiei=n Aeschin. 1.13 , cf. Isoc. 19.33 ; e)peidh\ ta\ n. au)tw=| fe/roito D. 18.243 : also aor. part., to/ toi nomisqe\n th=s a)lhqei/as kratei= S. 86 ; ta\ n. E. 71 (lyr.): pf. part., ta\ nenomisme/na toi=s katoixome/nois 153.6 (ii A.D.), cf. 1109.34 (ii A.D.). of a legislator, enact, e)no/misen e(ni\ i(mati/w| di' e)/tous proseqi/zesqai X. 2.4 , cf. 12.3 , 8.5.3 : c.acc., Id. 1.7 :— Pass. , D.C. 37.20 ; ta\ nomisqe/nta u(po\ *ma/rkou Id. 78.22 ; cf. nomiste/os 1 . c. dat., make common use of, use, fwnh=| Hdt. 4.117 ; u(si/ ib. 63 ; nomi/zousi *ai)gu/ptioi ou)d' h(/rwsi ou)de/n, i.e. practise no such worship, Id. 2.50 ; a)gw=si kai\ qusi/ais Th. 2.38 ; eu)sebei/a| Id. 3.82 ; ou)/te tou/tois xrh=tai ou)/q' oi(=s h( a)/llh *(ella\s n. Id. 1.77 ; esp. use as current coin, e)n *buzanti/ois, o(/pou sidare/oisi nomi/smasin nomi/zousi Pl.Com. 96 (dub. l.); e)n *lakedai/moni sidhrw=| staqmw=| nomi/zousi Pl. 400b :—hence in Pass. , to be struck, a)rgu/rion nenomisme/non e)s *tibe/rion, i.e. with the head of Tiberius, Philostr. 1.15 . c. inf., to be accustomed to do, nomi/zousi *dii\ qusi/as e)/rdein Hdt. 1.131 , cf. 133 , 202 , 3.15 , etc.:— Pass. , neno/mistai ta\ sxe/tlia e)/rga *lh/mnia kale/esqai Id. 6.138 ; gumnou\s ei)sie/nai nomi/zetai it is customary for them . . , Ar. 498 , cf. 1420 , Th. 2.15 , X. 2.4.36 . own, acknowledge, consider as, w(s dou/lous n. tina/s Hdt. 2.1 ; to\n proe/xonta e)/tesi n. w(s pate/ra Pl. 879c : w(s is freq. omitted, o)/mma ga\r do/mwn nomi/zw despo/tou parousi/an A. 169 ; tou\s kakou\s xrhstou\s n. S. 610 , cf. 183 , 1317 ; tou\s au)tou\s fi/lous nomiw= kai\ e)xqrou/s 12.71.20 ; nomi/sai xrh\ tau=ta musth/ria Ar. 143 ; qeo\n n. tina/ believe in one as a god, su\ *)/erwta ou) qeo\n nomi/zeis Pl. 202d ; qea\n ou) th\n *)anai/deian, a)lla\ th\n *ai)dw= n. X. 8.35 ; n. tou/tous [qeou/s] believe in these [as gods], Hdt. 4.59 ; ou(\s h( po/lis n. qeou\s ou) nomi/zwn X. 1.1.1 , 10 , Pl. 24b ; tou\s a)rxai/ous ou) n. Id. 3b ; but n. qeou\s ei)=nai believe that there are gods, Id. 26c , 886a (cf. infr. 4 ): without ei)=nai, di/khn kai\ qeou\s mo/non n. [a)/nqrwpos] Id. 237d ; to\ para/pan qeou\s ou)damw=s n. to be an atheist, Id. 885c , cf. 908c , 18c , 322a ; qeou\s n. ou)damou= A. 497 :— Pass. , to be deemed, reputed, considered, oi(=s to\ pe/lein te kai\ ou)k ei)=nai tau)to\n neno/mistai Parm. 6.8 ; *(/ellhnes h)/rcanto nomisqh=nai Hdt. 2.51 ; oi( nomizo/menoi me\n ui(ei=s, mh\ o)/ntes de/ . . D. 40.47 ; h( -ome/nh ( v.l. o)nomaz- ) politei/a Arist. 1293b22 . esteem, hold in honour, xruso\n . . periw/sion a)/llwn Pi. 5(4).2 ; ou)/te qeou\s ou)/te a)nqrw/pous n. Lys. 12.9 :— Pass. , to be esteemed, Pl. 466b . c. acc. rei, hold, believe, tau)ta\ peri/ tinos Id. 258c , etc.; e)poi/ei a)/lla par' a(\ e)no/misen Id. 320b ; a)koh=| n., opp. pei/ra| ai)sqa/nesqai, Th. 4.81 . c. acc. et inf., deem, hold, believe that . . , po/tera nomi/zeis dustuxei=n e)me/; S. 800 , cf. 549 , X. 3.4.11 ; qeo\n nomi/zousi ei)=nai to\ pu=r Hdt. 3.16 : c. fut. inf., expect that . . , S. 551 : aor. inf. is sts. found in codd. referring to fut., e)no/misan e)piqe/menoi r(a|di/ws krath=sai Th. 2.3 (krath/sein in same phrase, Aen.Tact. 2.3 ), cf. Th. 3.24 , Lys. 13.6 ; in S. 1082 the aor. inf. may be gnomic. c. part., nomi/swmen e)kgenhso/menon Th. 7.68 ; no/mize . . a)/ndra a)gaqo\n a)poktei/nwn X. 6.6.24 ; no/mize tau=ta dedogme/na Pl. 450a , cf. D. 14.9 (s.v.l.). with w(s, Th. 3.88 . Pass. , with gen. of the person in possession, tou= qew=n nomi/zetai; whose sanctuary is it held to be? S. 38 ; ou) tou= kratou=ntos h( po/lis n.; Id. 738 . abs., nomi/zonta le/gein to speak with full belief, Pl. 257d (nisi leg. o)neidi/zonta). frequent, muxo\n n. A. 801 (lyr., dub. l.). nom-ika/rios, o(, = nomiko/s 11.2 , 1131.3 (v A.D.), etc. nom-ikei=os, o(, = foreg., Cat.Cod. Astr. 1.95 . nom-iko/s, h/, o/n, relating to laws, ai)/tia, title of work by Democritus; resting on law, h)/qh Pl. 625a ; conventional, n. di/kaion, opp. fusiko/n, Arist. 1134b20 ; n. fili/a, opp. h)qikh/, ib. 1162b23 . Adv. -kw=s after the manner of law, i.e. in a broad, general way, Id. 1341b31 . forensic, ma/xai 3.9 ; a)gw=nes, opp. logikoi/, h)qikoi/, Philostr. 1.22.1 ; relating to points of law (opp. matters of fact), sta/sis, zh/thma, Hermog. 2 , 3 ; n. o)no/mata law-terms, Id. 2 ; ta\ n. law matters, Phld. 1.37 S. , Plu. 26 . Adv. -kw=s by legal process, Id. 2.533b . learned in the law, Alex. 39 , Pl. 317e ( Sup. ); doctor of the Jewish law, Ev.Matt. 22.35 ,al. lawyer, notary, Plu. 26 , Gal. 5 , 326ii22 (ii A.D.). legal adviser, assessor of a magistrate, Mitteis 372 iii 18 (ii A.D.), etc.; n. a)/ristos 2787 (Aphrodisias), cf. 361 iii 2 (ii A.D.), etc. no/m-imos, h, on, also os, on Isoc. 2.22 , Arist. 400b24 :— conformable to custom, usage, or law, n. o(/rkos Lexap. And. 1.98 ; n. e)/rwtes Gorg. 6 D. ; e)/rga di/kaia kai\ n. Democr. 174 ; legitimate, n. pai=des E. 815 (lyr.): hence, customary, prescriptive, fw=s ib. 345 (lyr.), etc.; oi( n. qeoi/ Pl. 954a ; h( e)pi/desis h( n. Hp. 14 ; no/mimo/n [e)sti/] tini poiei=n ti X. 8.8.8 ; n. tina\ dede/sqai Id. 1.2.49 . observant of law, Choeril. 3 , Antipho 2.2.12 , Archyt. ap. Stob. 4.5.61 ; n. kai\ ko/smioi Pl. 504d ; n. po/lis Isoc.l.c. no/mima, ta/, usages, customs, a)/lla a)/lloisin no/mima, sfete/ran d' ai)nei= di/kan e(/kastos Pi. 215 , cf. A. 334 (lyr.), Hdt. 2.79 ; n. *dwrika/, *xalkidika/, Th. 6.4 , 5 ; ta\ koina\ tw=n *(ellh/nwn n. Id. 3.59 ; almost, = no/moi, a)/grapta n. S. 455 ; n. qew=n E. 19 ; ta\ ei)wqo/ta n. Pl. 265a ; a)/grafa n. Id. 793a , D. 23.70 ; ta\ peri\ tou\s qeou\s n., to\ pro\s tou\s polemi/ous n., X. 4.6.4 , 1.6.34 ; n. barbarika/, title of treatise by Aristotle: rare in sg., to\ pa/ntwn n. Emp. 135.1 . legal rights, n. kai\ fila/nqrwpa 1074.2 (i A.D.); process of law, toi=s n. xrh=sqai Mitteis 88 i 12 (ii A.D.); a)/neu nomi/mwn a)pwqei=sqai to be illegally ejected, 124.18 (ii A.D.); ei)/rgesqai tw=n n., i.e. i(erw=n kai\ a)gora=s, of persons accused of murder, Antipho 6.34 , Arist. 57.2 . funeral rites (cf. nomi/zw 1.1 ), Din. 2.8 ; tima=n tinas e)sqh/masi/ te kai\ toi=s a)/llois n. Th. 3.58 . Adv. -mws Antipho 5.14 ; kosmi/ws kai\ n. Pl. 182a ; n. a)poqanei=n in a natural way, Lys. 53.4 ; oi( n. a)qlou=ntes, pepaideume/noi, professional athletes, physicians, Gal. 6.488 , 17(1).26 , cf. 8.171 : Comp. -w/teron X. 3.5.20 : Sup. -w/tata D.C. 78.13 . nom-imo/ths, htos, h(, observance of law, Iamb. 16.69 , 33.229 . no/mios (A), a, on, 6.73 ( Maced. ), Man. 5.161 : (nomeu/s):— of shepherds, n. qeo/s the pastoral god, i.e. Pan, 5 , 6.96 ( Eryc. ); of Apollo, as shepherd of Admetus, Call. 47 , cf. Theoc. 25.21 , A.R. 4.1218 (but also, god of Law (cf. sq.), 1925.419 (Cyrene, i B.C., dedic. by nomofu/lakes)); of Aristaeus, Pi. 9.65 ; of Hermes, Ar. 977 (lyr.), Corn. 16 ; of Dionysus, 9.524.14 ; of Zeus, Archyt. ap. Stob. 4.1.138 (expld. fr. ne/mw); of the Nymphs, Orph. 51.12 ; N. o)/rh, in Arcadia, Paus. 8.3.11 ; n. me/los A.R. 1.578 ; to\ n. Clearch. 37 ; n. forba/s Epic.in 5(1).112 . no/mion, to/, pasturedues, PStrassb. 21.14 (ii A.D.). no/mios (B), on, = no/mimos , in neut. pl., 9(1).334.15 ( Locr. ); o(/rkos o( no/mios ib. 45 . v. foreg. 1 . nomi/ouros, o(, watcher of pastures, Arc. 73.1 . no/m-i^sis, ews, h(, (nomi/zw) belief, opinion, h( a)nqrwpei/a tw=n e)s to\ qei=on no/misis the established belief about the Deity, Th. 5.105 ; parrhsi/a th=s n. D.C. 37.17 . no/m-isma, atos, to/, anything sanctioned by current or established usage, custom, *(ellhniko\n n. A. 269 , cf. E. 1471 ; institution, ou)de\n ga\r a)nqrw/poisin oi(=on a)/rguros kako\n n. e)/blaste S. 296 ; qeoi\ h(mi=n n. ou)k e)/sti Ar. 248 , with a play on signf. 11 (do not pass current with us). esp. current coin, n. ko/yai or ko/yasqai, coin money, Hdt. 3.56 , 4.166 ; ta)rxai=on n. Ar. 720 ; n. su/mbolon th=s a)llagh=s e(/neka Pl. 371b , cf. Arist. 1133b11 , 1257a11 , D.L. 6.20 ; ta/lanta nomi/smatos And. 3.8 ; n. h(medapou= 12.91.4 ; to\ e)pixw/rion n. 21.12 (iii B.C.): pl. nomi/smata pieces of money, coins, Hdn. 1.9.7 . full legal measure, tou= xow=s h)\ tw=n kotulw=n to\ n. dialumai/netai Ar. 348 . nom-isma/tion, to/, Dim. of no/misma, Poll. 9.72 , 92 , Sch. Ar. 213 ; as name of a coin, 6259 (v/ vi A.D.), al. nomisma^to-pw/lhs, ou, o(, money-changer, Poll. 7.170 . nomisma^to-pwliko/s, h/, o/n, of or for a money-changer's trade: h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) Pl. 223b . nom-iste/os, a, on, to be enacted ( nomi/zw 1.2 ), Pl. 608b . nomiste/on, one must account, deem, Id. 230d , Men. 550 , LXX 40 , Porph. 1.12 , etc. nom-isteu/omai, Pass. , to be current, para/ tisi Plb. 18.34.7 , cf. S.E. 1.178 . nom-isti/ or nom-ei/, Adv. conventionally, opp. kat' a)lh/qeian, Diog.Oen. 6 , cf. Gal. 1.417 . nom-isto/s, h/, o/n, customary, Orac. ap. Phleg. 36.10J. conventional, n. pa/nta kai\ pro/s ti S.E. 3.232 . nomi^teu/omai, = nomi/zw 1.3 , me/trois oi(=s h( po/lis n. 579 (Cilicia); a)straga/lois n. Phld. 339.14 . Pass. , = nomisteu/omai , 339.44 (Sestos, ii B.C.), 1.6 (ii A.D.), etc. nomo-ai/olos, on, ( no/mos 11 ) of varied melody, dub. in Telest. 2 . nomo-gra^fe/w, draft written laws, D.S. 16.70 , 344.54 (Teos, Epist. Antigoni), 684.18 (Dyme, ii B.C.). nomo-gra^fi/a, h(, legislation, Call. 2080.93 (of Rhadamanthys), Str. 6.1.8 ; drafting of laws, 563.17 (Teos, iii B.C., pl.). duties of a nomogra/fos 11 , 397.34 (ii A.D.). nomo-gra^fiko/s, h/, o/n, drawn up by a nomogra/fos 11 , e)pistolh/ 1135.7 (i B.C.). nomo-gra/fos [a^], o(, one who drafts laws, Pl. 278e , 4.679.23 (Hermione), 42(1).73.2 (Epid., iii B.C.), 5(1).7 (Sparta), ( 2 ). 433 (Megalopolis). notary, PHamb. 4.15 (i A.D.), 34 i 9 (ii A.D.), etc.; n. a)gora=s 888.4 (ii A.D.). nomo-dei/kths, ou, Dor. no/mo-tas, o(, one who explains laws, legal adviser, IG 5(1).1390.114 (Andania, i B.C.), 26.166 (Sparta), 4.468.19 (Pergam.), Plu. 9 . nomo-di^da/kths, ou, o(, = sq., Id. 20 , Artem. 2.29 . nomo-di^da/ska^los, o(, teacher of the law, Ev.Luc. 5.17 , al. nomo-di/fas [i_], ou, o(, searcher into law, nomo-do/ths, ou, o(, lawgiver, Sm. 75(76).12 . nomo-qesi/a, h(, legislation, Pl. 427b , 684e : pl., Arist. 1354b2 , Wilcken 6.11 (v A.D.). code of laws, Lys. 30.35 , 110.2 , LXX 6.23 , Plu. 2.240b . metaph., of the order of nature, Vett. Val. 344.1 , Luc. 22 . pl., arbitrary principles, Epicur. 2p.36U. nomo-qe/smws, Adv. lawfully, LXX 31.27(26) . nomoqet-e/w, pf. nenomoqe/thka Alex. 126.13 :—frame laws, Lys. 15.9 , Pl. 534d , etc.; *lakedaimoni/ois X. 15 ; tai=s monarxi/ais Isoc. 2.8 ; peri/ tinos Id. 11.40 ; peri/ tinwn Arist. 1294a37 ; u(pe\r o(/lou tou= e)mpori/ou D. 56.48 :— Med. , frame laws for oneself, Pl. 398b , 177e , etc.:— Pass. , of a state, to be furnished with laws, have a code of laws, Id. 701d , 962e , cf. 7.11 . ordain by law, ti Pl. 628d , 417b ; e)nanti/a tw=| o(/rkw| tou= dh/mou n. And. 4.3 : c. inf., enact, tw=n zw/|wn e)sti\n a(\ se/besqai e)nomoqe/thse Isoc. 11.26 , cf. 1119.16 (iii A.D.): —in Med. , Pl. 736c :— Pass. , to be ordained by law, Ep.Hebr. 8.6 ; ta\ kalw=s nenomoqethme/na h(mi=n u(po\ tw=n basile/wn 329.13 (Aegina, ii B.C.), cf. Luc. 18 : impers., peri\ tau=ta ou(/tw sfi nenomoqe/thtai it has been so ordained by law, Hdt. 2.41 ; n. kalo\n [ei)=nai] to\ xari/zesqai Pl. 182b ; h)=n nenomoqethme/non Arist. 1319a11 . nomoqe/t-hma, atos, to/, law, ordinance, Pl. 295e , 427b , etc. in pl., conventions, Hp. 2 . nomoqe/t-hs, ou, o(, lawgiver, Antipho 5.15 , Th. 8.97 , Pl. 429c , 4.12 , etc. in pl., at Athens, a committee charged with the revision of the laws, Decr. ap. And. 1.83 , 22.140.8 , D. 3.10 , Lex ap.eund. 24.21 , etc. nomoqe/t-hsis, ews, h(, f.l. for nouqe/thsis , Pl. 701b . nomoqet-hte/os, a, on, to be settled by law, Id. 459e . nomoqethte/on, one must make laws, Id. 747d ; n. tw=| nomoqe/th| Arist. 1283b37 . trans., one must enact, ib. 1336b20 . nomoqet-iko/s, h/, o/n, relating to legislation, legislative, Pl. 657a : h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh) legislation, Pl. 464c , 520b , al. Adv. -kw=s 1.4.34.14 , Just. 4.3 , Poll. 4.26 . of persons, fitted for or skilled in legislation, Arist. 1180b24 ; a)/ndres Jul. 320b . nomo/qet-is, idos, h(, fem. of nomoqe/ths, coined as expl. of qesmoqe/tis, Corn. 28 . nomo-qh/kh, h(, poet. for nomoqesi/a, Timo 9.4 . nomo-i/+stwr, oros, o(, h(, learned in the laws, Hsch. nomo-ma^qh/s, e/s, = foreg., Id. s.v. nomoi/+stores , nomo-ma^xe/w, fight with laws, coined on analogy of naumaxe/w, Lollianusap. Philostr. 1.23.2 . nomo/nde, Adv., (nomo/s) to pasture, Il. 18.575 , Od. 9.438 . nomo-poie/w, make laws, Hsch. s.v. nomoqetei=. nomo-poio/s, o/n, ( no/mos 11 ) composing music, D.L. 2.104 . nomo-rh/twr, oros, o(, = yhfismatopw/lhs , Sch. Ar. 1038 . nomo/s, o(, (ne/mw) place of pasturage, Il. 2.475 , Od. 9.217 , etc.; n. u(/lhs a woodland pasture, 10.159 ; n. *perida/i+os pasture of Ida, Pi. 4.51 . herbage, pasture, h.Merc. 198 : generally, food, Hes. 526 ; e)pe/tonq' . . e)pi\ nomo/n Ar. 1287 , cf. 239 (lyr.). metaph., e)pe/wn polu\s n. e)/nqa kai\ e)/nqa a wide range for words (but expld. by Sch. as = ne/mhsis , apportionment), Il. 20.249 ; pa/nth| . . no/mos (nomoi\ Barnes) beblh/atai w)|dh=s 20 ; but, e)pe/wn n. expenditure of words, Hes. 403 . habitation, Pi. 7.33 , S. 1061 (lyr.), etc.; nomo\n e)n qala/ssh| e)/xein to have their dwelling-place, Hdt. 5.92 .a/; dendre/wn n. *dio/nusos au)ca/noi Pi. 153 . district, sphere of command, province, Hdt. 5.102 , etc.; satrapy, Id. 1.192 , 3.90 ; of the regions of Scythia, Id. 4.62 , 66 ; esp. of the districts of Egypt, Id. 2.4 , al., D.S. 1.54 , Str. 17.1.22 , etc. no/mos, o(, (ne/mw) that which is in habitual practice, use or possession, not in Hom. (cf. J. 2.15 ), though read by Zenod. in Od. 1.3 . usage, custom, [*mou=sai] me/lpontai pa/ntwn te no/mous kai\ h)/qea kedna/ Hes. 66 ; n. a)rxai=os a)/ristos Id. 221 ; e)/nqa n. (sc. e)sti/) c. inf., where it is the custom . . , Alc. 25.5 ; n. pa/ntwn basileu/s custom is lord of all, Pi. 169.1 ; n. despo/ths Hdt. 7.104 , Pl. 715d ; n. tu/rannos tw=n a)nqrw/pwn Id. 337d ; i)/hsis o)qoni/oisi kata\ to\n n. to\n a)rqritiko/n Hp. 18 ; w(s no/mos Id. 37 : hence, law, ordinance, to/nde . . n. die/tace *kroni/wn . . qhrsi\ . . e)sqe/men a)llh/lous Hes. 276 ; tre/fontai pa/ntes oi( a)nqrw/peioi n. u(po\ tou= qei/ou Heraclit. 114 ; a)/fqoggon ei)=nai to\n palamnai=on n. [e)sti/] A. 448 ; n. ka/lliston e)ceuro/nta, peiqarxei=n patri/ S. 1177 ; n. koino/s, = o)rqo\s lo/gos , Zeno Stoic. 1.43 : pl., e)/rgwn . . w(=n no/moi pro/keintai u(yi/podes S. 865 (lyr.); neoxmoi=s n. *zeu\s kratu/nei A. 150 (lyr.). in VT, of the law of God, e)n tw=| no/mw| *kuri/ou to\ qe/lhma au)tou= LXX 1.2 , al., cf. 2.3 ; no/mon o(\n e)netei/lato u(mi=n *mwu+sh=s ib. 33.4 ; so in NT, o( n. *mwu+se/ws 2.22 , etc.; but also o( n. tou= *xristou= 6.2 ; o( n. tou= *pneu/matos th=s zwh=s, opp. o( n. th=s a(marti/as kai\ tou= qana/tou, 8.2 ; n. te/leios o( th=s e)leuqeri/as 1.25 . with Preps., kata\ no/mon according to custom or law, Hes. 417 , Hdt. 1.61 , etc.; ka\n no/mon Pi. 8.78 ; oi( kata\ n. o)/ntes qeoi/ the established deities, Pl. 904a ; kata\ no/mous A. 241 ; para\ no/mon contrary to . . , Id. 171 (lyr.); para\ tou\s th=s fu/sews n. Pl. 83e ; e)n *panella/nwn no/mw| Pi. 2.38 ; e)n *)adrastei/w| no/mw| by the law of Adrastus, i.e. at the Nemean games, Id. 10.28 : esp. in dat. no/mw| by custom, conventionally, opp. fu/sei, Hdt. 4.39 , Philol. 9 , Arist. 1094b16 , etc.; n. gluku/, n. pikro/n, Democr. 9 ; ei) mh/ tis le/goi n. o(ra=n kai\ ta\s legome/nas poio/thtas mh\ e)n toi=s u(pokeime/nois ei)=nai Plot. 4.4.29 ; o(/son no/mou xa/rin just for form's sake, Diph. 43.14 , Arist. 1076a27 . statute, ordinance made by authority, [*so/lwn] no/mous e)/qhken a)/llous, toi=s de\ *dra/kontos qesmoi=s e)pau/santo xrw/menoi plh\n tw=n fonikw=n Id. 7.1 (but to\n *dra/kontos n. to\n peri\ tou= fo/nou 12.115.5 ), etc.; no/mon tiqe/nai, ti/qesqai, v. ti/qhmi; basiliko\s n. 483.1 (Pergam., ii A.D.), 2.8 : freq. of general laws, opp. yhfi/smata (special decrees), Pl. 173d , etc.; o(/tan ta\ yhfi/smata ku/ria h)=| a)lla\ mh\ o( n. Arist. 1292a7 : generally, law, a)/neu o)re/cews nou=s o( n. e)sti/n ib. 1287a32 ; a)/grafos n. Lex ap. And. 1.85 , etc.; opp. gegramme/nos, Arist. 1373b6 ; n. i)/dios, opp. koino/s, ib. 4 ; o( n. freq. as subject, oi( n. dido/asi timwri/as D. 18.12 ; w(=n o( n. a)goreu/ei 92b16 (ii B.C.); mh\ o( n. kri/nei to\n a)/nqrwpon e)a\n mh\ a)kou/sh| prw=ton; 7.51 . c. gen. rei, ou(=to/s toi pedi/wn pe/letai n. Hes. 388 ; *(ulli/dos sta/qmas e)n no/mois Pi. 1.62 ; to\n farma/kwn di/dace malako/xeira n. Id. 3.55 ; n. e)mbolh=s kai\ diorqw/sios Hp. 38 ; o( n. tou= kriou=, tou= a)ndro/s, tw=n e)ranistw=n, LXX 6.31 ( 7.1 ), 7.2 , 1198.14 (Arcesine, iii B.C.); e)s xeirw=n no/mon a)pike/sqai to come to blows, into action, Hdt. 9.48 ; e)n xeirw=n no/mw| a)po/llusqai, peripesei=n, die in action, Id. 8.89 , Plb. 1.57.8 ; metalla/cai to\n bi/on e)n x. n. Id. 3.63.5 , cf. 3.116.9 ; *)asdrou/bas . . e)n x. n. kate/streye to\n bi/on Id. 11.2.1 ; tou\s me\n e)n x. n. die/fqeire Id. 1.82.2 ; tou\s e)n x. n. ta\s politei/as katalu/ontas by 'direct action', Aeschin. 1.5 ; but ktei=nai e)n tai=s polemikai=s e)co/dois e)n xeiro\s no/mw| under martial law, Arist. 1285a10 ; tw=| tou= pole/mou no/mw| kthsa/menos Aeschin. 2.33 . *no/mos personified, oi( qeoi\ sqe/nousi xw( kei/nwn kratw=n N. E. 800 , cf. Orph. 105 , 160 . melody, strain, oi)=da d' o)rni/xwn no/mws pa/ntwn Alcm. 67 ; n. i(/ppios Pi. 1.101 ; *)apo/llwn a(gei=to pantoi/wn n. Id. 5.25 ; n. polemikoi/ Th. 5.69 ; e)phla/lacan *)arai\ to\n o)cu\n n. A. 952 (lyr.); krektoi\ n. S. 463 , cf. 9.584 : metaph., tou\s *(/aidou n. S. 861 . esp. a type of early melody created by Terpander for the lyre as an accompaniment to Epic texts, n. o)/rqios Hdt. 1.24 ; n. *boiw/tios S. 966 ; n. kiqarw|dikoi/ Ar. 1282 , cf. Pl. 700d , Arist. 1447b26 , 918b13 , etc.; also for the flute, n. au)lw|diko/s Plu. 2.1132d ; without sung text, n. au)lhtiko/s ib. 1133d , cf. 138b , Poll. 4.79 ; later, composition including both words and melody, e.g. Tim. = nou=mmos (q. v.), Epich. 136 , Sophr. 162 , 407.21 (ii B.C.); n. shste/rtioi, = Lat. nummi sestertii, Inscr.Prien. 41.13 (ii B.C.). Archit., course of masonry, 12(2).11.17 (Mytil.). nomofu^la^k-e/w, preserve the laws, Arist. 8.4 ; serve as nomofu/lac 1 , 282.18 (Priene, iv B.C.), 7.6 , 1925 ( 5 ). 7 (Cyrene, iii B.C.), 26.166 (Sparta, ii A.D.), Lib. 43.7 : irreg. form nomofula/canta (as if fr. *nomofula/ssw), 4.1637.10 (Philadelphia). nomofu^la^k-i/a, h(, preservation of the laws, Pl. 961a ; office of nomofu/lac 1 , Arist. 1322b39 , 37.9 (iii B.C.). nomofu^la^k-iko/s, h/, o/n, observant of law, ge/nos Hierocl. 11p.440M. ; n. e)pisth/mh ibid. nomofu^la^/k-ion (nomofu^la^k-ei=on Suid. ), to/, office of the nomofu/lakes, Poll. 8.102 , Hsch. s.v. *xarw/nion. nomofu^la^k-i/s, i/dos, containing the law, kibwto/s Ph. 1.584 . epith. of Aphrodite at Cyrene, 1925.420 (i B.C.). nomofu/lac [u^], a^kos , o( (h( LXX 15.32 ), guardian of the laws, title of officials appointed to watch over the laws and their observance, Pl. 755a , 770c , etc.; oi( n. a)ristokratiko/n Arist. 1323a8 , cf. Cic. 3.20.46 ; at Athens, Philoch. 141b , etc.; at Sparta, Paus. 3.11.2 , 5(1).31 , al.; at Thasos, 52.55 (iv/iii B.C.); at Alexandria, 1.42 (iii B.C.), prob. in Mitteis 369 i 33 (iii B.C.); at Priene, 282.17 (iv B.C.); at Cyrene, 1925(5).7 (iii B.C.). observer of the law, su\ h( n. LXX l.c. minor official under control of village elders, with police and fiscal duties, 2.108.8 , 759.20 , 122.7 , 1440.7 (all ii A.D.). nom-w/dhs, es, ( nomh/ 1.3b ) like a spreading ulcer, e(/lkos Alex.Aphr. 1.92 , cf. Gal. 13.860 ; shpedw/n Id. 10.702 . full of shreds as from such sores, diaxwrh/mata Id. 14.754 . nom-w|do/s, o(, one who chants or proclaims the law, Str. 12.2.9 . nom-w/nhs, ou, Boeot. nom-w/nas, o(, official who leases public pasture, IG 7.3171.43 (Orchom. Boeot. ). no/nnos, o(, = path/r (cf. ne/nnos), tou= no/nou (sic) a)delfoi\ o(mopa/trioi Cumont Fouilles de Doura-Europos 310 . noo-ga/stwr, oros, o(, h(, living by one's wits, Tz. 10.774 . noo-eidh/s, e/s, having the form of Intelligence, of intelligible character, Plot. 5.1.3 , 5.3.8 , Procl. 1.247 , 407 D. noo/-plagktos, on, = sq. 1 , Nonn. 9.255 . noo-pla^nh/s, e/s, wandering in mind, deranged, ib. 4.197 . Act. , distracting the mind, ib. 29.69 . noo/-plhktos, on, palsying the mind, me/qh 6.71 (Paul. Sil.). noo-plh/c, h=gos, o(, h(, = foreg., a)tasqali/ai Tryph. 275 . noo-poio/s, o/n, creating Intelligence, du/namis Plot. 6.8.18 , cf. Procl. 1.311 D., p.543 S. , Dam. 90 . no/os, no/ou, o(, Att. contr. nou=s, gen. nou=: Hom. uses the contr. form once, in nom., Od. 10.240 , cf. Hes. 205 ( Hdt. never): Trag. use contr. form, exc. in A. 742 (iamb.), S. 1209 (lyr.): Aeol. gen. nw= Alc. 9.1 ; acc.nw=n Sapph.ib. 25.2 ; no/on Ead. 70 (s.v.l.): heterocl. forms are found in and later writers, gen. noo/s 7.23 , LXX 1.35 ; dat. noi/+ 1.10 , [ Aristid. ] 35(9).26 ; nom. pl. no/es Ph. 1.86 , Plot. 6.7.17 , Dam. 96 ; acc. pl. no/as Plu. 7.27 , Iamb. 1.15 , Ammon. 243.3 (v.l.), Dam. 103 : Att. pl. noi=, acc. nou=s, gen. no/wn ib. 122 , dat. noi=s ibid., is rare in early writers, as Ar. 471 , but freq. in later philosophy: mind, as employed in perceiving and thinking, sense, wit, ou) lh=qe *dio\s pukino\n n. Il. 15.461 ; n. polukerde/a Od. 13.255 ; n. o(rh=| kai\ n. a)kou/ei, ta)/lla kwfa\ kai\ tufla/ Epich. 249 , cf. S. 371 ; no/w| prudently, Od. 6.320 ; pare\k no/on senselessly, Il. 20.133 ; su\n no/w| wisely, Hdt. 8.86 , 138 ; cu\n nw=| with play on cunw=|, Heraclit. 114 (no/w| codd. Stob. ); cu\n nw=| e(lome/nw| Pl. 619b ; ou)deni\ cu\n nw=| Id. 48c ; mhdeni\ cu\n nw=| Ar. 580 ; tou= nou= xwri/s S. 550 ; tou= n. keno/s Id. 931 ; no/w| labei=n ti to apprehend it, Hdt. 3.51 ; no/w| sxei=n, e)/xein, recall, remember, Id. 5.92 .h/, Pl. 490a ; koino\s n. Phld. 1.37 S. , Arr. 3.6.8 ; a)gaqo\s n., spoudai=os n., Phld. 2.61 , 1.252 S. nou=n e)/xein in two senses, to have sense, be sensible, S. 553 , 1013 , 1465 , Ar. 535 , etc.; o( nou=s o(/d' au)to\s n. e)/xwn ou) tugxa/nei E. 1139 ; so n. o)li/gon kekthme/nos Ar. 747 ; smikro\n nou= kekth=sqai Pl. 887e ; impers., to\ ga\r perissa\ pra/ssein ou)k e)/xei n. ou)de/na S. 68 , cf. Pl. 68b ; cf. nounexo/ntws. nou=n or to\n n. e)/xein to have one's mind directed to something, a)/llos' o)/mma, qhte/ra| de\ n. e)/xein S. 272 , cf. Sapph. 25.2 ; to\n n. pro\s au(to\n ou)k e)/xwn, e)kei=se de/ E. 1418 ; deu=ro n. e)/xe Id. 1181 ; oi)/koi to\n n. e)/xein Id. 251 ; pou= to\n n. e)/xeis; Ar. 156 ; to\n n. e)/xein pro/s tina or ti (like prose/xein to\n n.) Th. 7.19 , Pl. 504d ; pro/s tini Id. 324a , etc.; peri/ tinos Id. 534b ; e)n pe/rdicin 7.206 ( Damoch. ): conversely, e)pi\ nou=n e)lqei=n tini to occur to one, D.H. 3.15 , Arr. 7.24.3 . mind, more widely, as employed in feeling, deciding, etc., heart, xai=re no/w| Od. 8.78 ; keu=qe no/w| Il. 1.363 ; [xo/los] oi)da/nei no/on 9.554 ; e)ni\ sth/qessin a)ta/rbhtos n. e)sti/ 3.63 ; n. e)/mpedos, a)kh/lhtos, a)phnh/s, 11.813 , Od. 10.329 , 18.381 ; n. eu)menh/s, a)/gnamptos, etc., Pi. 8.18 , A. 164 (lyr.), etc.; pollw=n a)nqrw/pwn no/on e)/gnw Od. 1.3 ; e)k panto\s no/ou with all his heart and soul, Hdt. 8.97 ; tw=| nw=| . . ka)po\ th=s glw/sshs in heart as well as tongue, S. 936 : freq. in phrase kata\ no/on according to one's mind, Hdt. 1.117 , 7.104 ; ei) ta/d' e)/xei kata\ nou=n kei/nw| S. 1768 (anap.); pra/ceias kata\ n. to\n e)mo/n Id. 469 (anap.); kata\ n. pra/cas Ar. 549 ; xwrei= kata\ n. Id. 940 , cf. Pl. 3e . mind, resolve, purpose, a)gaqw=| no/w|, i.e. kindly, Hdt. 1.60 ; ti/ soi e)n no/w| e)sti\ poie/ein; what do you intend to do? ib. 109 ; h(mi=n e)n n. e)ge/neto ei)pei=n Id. 9.46 ; e)n n. e)/xein c. fut. inf., to intend . . , Id. 1.10 (v.l.): c. pres. inf., ib. 27 , Pl. 344d ; poie/ein ti e)pi\ no/on tini/ to put into his mind to do . . , Hdt. 1.27 ; e)pi\ no/on tre/pein tini/ . . Id. 3.21 ; tau/th| <o(> n. e)/fere Id. 9.120 . reason, intellect, no/ou freni/ Xenoph. 25 , cf. Parm. 16.2 , etc.; qei=os n. Democr. 112 , cf. Id. ap. Arist. 404a28 ; opp. do/ca, Pl. 51d , cf. Arist. 428a5 . as the active principle of the Universe, Anaxag. 12 , etc.; *qalh=s nou=n tou= ko/smou to\n qeo/n 1.7.11 ; h( tou= ko/smou ge/nesis e)c a)na/gkhs kai\ nou= susta/sews Pl. 48a , cf. 249a , 30c , Arist. 1072b20 , 430a17 , Zeno Stoic. 1.28 , Plot. 5.1.4 . act of mind, thought, h(mi=n d' ou)/ tis tou=de no/os kai\ mh=tis a)mei/nwn Il. 15.509 ; ou) ga/r tis no/on a)/llos a)mei/nona tou=de noh/sei 9.104 ; ou) ga\r dh\ tou=ton me\n e)bou/leusas no/on au)th/ Od. 5.23 . purpose, design, no/on telei=n tini Il. 23.149 ; sa/fa oi)=sq' oi(=os n. *)atrei/+wnos 2.192 . sense, meaning of a word, etc., ou(=tos o( no/os tou= r(h/matos Hdt. 7.162 , cf. Ar. 1439 , Plb. 5.83.4 , Phld. 1.106 S. , etc.; o( no/os th=s qusi/hs cj. for no/mos in Hdt. 1.216 ; meaning of a work of art, Philostr. 4.28 ; polu\s n. e)n o)li/gh| le/cei sune/staltai Plu. 2.510e ; pro\s to\n au)to\n nou=n to the same effect, Str. 15.3.7 ; pro\s nou=n ou)de\n le/gontes to the point, Phld. p.96K. ; ou)de\ nou=n e)/xon senseless, Id. 5.29 . Pythag. name for mona/s, 6 . (Etym. dub.; the pr.n. *poluno/va 9(1).870 hardly proves no/vos.) noosfa^lh/s, e/s , (sfa/llw) = nooplanh/s 11 , Nonn. 17.277 . noo/ths, htos, h(, intellectuality, th=s noo/thtos w(s a(plouste/ras ou)/shs tou= nou= kai\ oi(=on e(/cews tou= noei=n Procl. p.863S. , cf. Dam. 58 . noo/w, convert into pure Intelligence, in Pass. , nou=s genome/nh [h( yuxh\] au)th\ qewrei= oi(=on nowqei=sa Plot. 6.7.35 , cf. 6.8.5 ; h)\ nou=s e)stin h)\ neno/wtai Procl. p.491 S. ; to\ de\ e)/nnoun yuxh/ e)sti nenowme/nh Dam. 100 . norba/: kalh/, Hsch. norbei=: e)ntamei=tai, Id. noreia/, v. no/rros. norqakinoi/: a)sqenei=s, Id. no/rros: a)/nqos mh/linon lwtou=, Id.: also a tree growing by the sea (also called noreia/), Id. noru/ein: gh=n o)ru/ein (sic), Id. noru/h, h(, a plant, = stru/xnon, tiqu/mallos , Thphr. ap. Phot. , cf. Hdn. Gr. 1.306 . nos-a/zw, (no/sos) to be ill, Gal. 15.302 :—also in Med. , opp. u(gia/zomai, Arist. 229b3 . causal, produce sickness, ta\ nosa/zonta ai)/tia Gal. 1.208 , cf. 140 . nos-a^kero/s, a/, o/n, liable to sickness, sickly, Arist. 1279a15 , 670b7 .—Vulgar word, acc. to Poll. 3.105 . no/s-ansis, ews, h(, (as if from *nosai/nw) falling sick, opp. u(gi/ansis, Arist. 230a22 , Plot. 6.3.22 and 23 ; v.l. for no/swsis , Arist. 229a26 . nos-ero/s, a/, o/n, = noshro/s , of symptoms, Hp. 7.67 ; n. kw=lon E. 1016 (anap.); n. koi/ta a bed of sickness, Id. 131 (lyr.), cf. 179 (anap.); n. xeimw/n Arist. 861b22 ; nosera/, opp. u(gieina/, Polystr. p.3 W., cf. Alex.Aphr. 71.2 ; unhealthy, of persons, Ph. 1.198 ( Sup. ). Adv. -rw=s, e)/xein Arist. 1320b36 . nos-ero/ths, htos, h(, infirmitas, dub. in no/s-euma, atos, to/, sickness, Hp. Aër. 7 (pl.). nos-eu/omai, Pass. , to be sickly, [e)/mbrua] nenoseume/na Id. 2 . nos-e/w (no Ion. form nouse/w is found), to be sick, ail, whether in body or mind, Hdt. 1.105 , etc.; th=s po/lews . . ou)/pw nenoshkui/as not yet having suffered from the plague, Th. 2.31 ; nenoshko\s ai(=ma diseased, Arist. 521a18 ; no/sw| n. A. 386 : c. acc. cogn., nou=son nosei=n Hdt. 3.33 , cf. E. 220 ; teleutai/an no/son n. Antipho 1.30 ; ti tw=n a)porrh/twn kakw=n E. 293 : c. acc. partis, nosei=n kw=lon S. 41 ; n. o)fqalmou/s Pl. 496a ; nefrou/s Arist. 671b11 , etc.; to\ nosou=n, = no/sos , S. 675 , Pl. 186b : freq. in aor. nosh=sai, fall sick, Hdt. 1.19 , Th. 1.138 , Arist. 1392a11 , Luc. 22 , etc.; of things, gh= nosei= X. 2.6 ; of plants, Thphr. 5.9.9 :— Pass. , h(me/rai ai( nosou/menai days on which one is ill, Hp. 7 . of passion, n. ma/tan to be mad, S. 635 (lyr.); qolerw=| xeimw=ni nosh/sas ib. 207 (anap.); e)c a)lasto/rwn n. Id. 1235 ; nosw=n alone, opp. sw/frwn, ib. 435 ; n. ta\s fre/nas Cratin. 329 ; n. peri\ do/can to have a morbid craving for fame, Plu. 2.546f ; yuxh=s nosou/shs e)sti\ fa/rmakon lo/gos Men. 550 . generally, suffer, nosei= ta\ tw=n qew=n E. 27 ; toi=sin oi)kei/ois kakoi=s S. 766 ; a)paidi/a| E. 620 ; ponhri/a| X. 3.5.18 ; e)kei= nosou=men o(/ti . . E. 581 : c. acc. cogn., to/d' a)/lgos S. 1326 ; esp. of states, suffer from faction and the like , h( *mi/lhtos nosh/sasa sta/si Hdt. 5.28 ; nosei= po/lis S. 1015 , cf. Pl. 243e ; nosou=si kai\ tetaragme/nois D. 2.14 ; nosou=ntas e)n au(toi=s Id. 9.50 ; a)po/lwle kai\ neno/shken h( *(ella/s ib. 39 ; ai( de\ po/leis e)no/soun Id. 18.45 ; ta\ pra/gmata nosou=nta Arist. 6.4 ; nosw=n ga/mos Ael. 8.20 . noshl-ei/a, h(, care of the sick, nursing, J. 4.8.33 , Plu. 10 , Gal. 5.48 , D.C. 76.7 . sickness which needs tending, Lysimach. ap. J. 1.34 , Plu. 2.110c (pl.), 788f , Sor. 1.79 (pl.). matter discharged from a sore, S. 39 . noshl-eu/w, tend a sick person, tina Isoc. 19.25 , Anaxil. 19 , Phylarch. 61 J. , Babr. 13.8 ; oi( noshleu/ontes physicians, IGRom. 1.1228 (Egypt). Pass. , need medical attendance, to be sick, J. 4.1.9 , App. 2.28 , Gal. 8.291 , Asp. 26.17 ; n. trufhlw=s Jul. 6.181d . nosh/l-ios, a, on, of or for sickness: nosh/lia (sc. siti/a), ta/, food for sick persons, Opp. 1.301 . noshl-o/s, h/, o/n, morbid, u(gro/n Hp. 10 ; diseased, v.l. for noshro/s (q.v.). Adv. Comp. -o/teron with a sickly tendency, Id. 6.6.8 , 6.2 ( v.l. noshr- ). no/s-hma, Ion. nou/s-, atos, to/, (nose/w) disease, Hp. 1 , S. 755 , E. 656 , Th. 2.49 , 53 , etc.; ta\ peri\ to\ sw=ma n. Isoc. 8.39 ; nosh/masi peripi/ptein X. 6.2.27 ; nosh/mata tw=n sperma/twn Thphr. 8.10.1 ; [tw=n futw=n] ib. 4.14.1 . metaph., of passion, vice, etc., e)/nesti ga/r pws tou=to th=| turanni/di n. A. 227 ; n. ga\r ai)/sxiston ei)=nai/ fhmi sunqe/tous lo/gous ib. 685 ; nosoi=m' a)/n, ei) n. tou\s e)xqrou\s stugei=n ib. 978 ; of love, S. 149.1 ; to\ n. th=s a)diki/as Pl. 480b , cf. Chrysipp.Stoic. 3.103 . of any grievous affliction, S. 1293 ; esp. of disorder in a state, turanni/da . . e)/sxaton po/lews n. Pl. 544c , cf. D. 19.259 , etc. nos-hma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, morbid, diseased, Arist. 725a11 ; n. ta\ peri\ th\n kefalh/n Id. 881b8 ; ta\ n. Id. 521a28 ; n. tw=| sw/mati Plu. 2.245c . Adv. -kw=s Thphr. 6.10.5 . nos-hma/tion, to/, Dim. of no/shma, Ar. 90 . nos-hma^tw/dhs, es, = nosw/dhs , Arist. 727b28 , 1149a6 , Ptol. 188 . Adv. noshmatwdw=s, e)/xein Arist. 1148b33 . nos-h/mh, h(, = no/shma , Theognost. 112 (-i/mh cod.). nos-hro/s, a/, o/n, diseased, o)ste/on noshro/teron (v.l. noshl-) Hp. 50 ; unhealthy, xwri/a X. 1.6.16 ; unwholesome, u(/dwr Plu. 2.974c , cf. Hp. 12 . Adv. Comp. -o/teron v.l. for noshl- (q.v.). nos-hth/rios, a, on, unhealthy, Hsch. s.v. khre/sion. nos-hfo/ros, on, disease-bringing, Marc.Sid. 58 . nos-i/zw, make sick, Arist. 859a15 . *no/sios, o(, Healer, title of Zeus, 725.9 (Milet., vi/v B.C.). noso-ba^rh/s, v. nouso-. noso-gnwmoniko/s, h/, o/n, skilled in judging of diseases by their symptoms: h( -kh/ (sc. te/xnh), the physician's art, diagnostic, Pl. ap. D.L. 3.85 . noso-ergo/s, o/n, causing sickness, Poet.de herb. 39 . noso/-qu_mos, on, sick at heart, Man. 4.540 . noso-komei=on, to/, infirmary, hospital, Cod.Just. 1.2.15.1 , Suid. : late word for cenw/n, acc. to Sch. Poll. 1.79 . noso-kome/w, tend the sick, D.S. 14.71 , D.L. 4.54 , Iamb. 30.184 :— Pass. , to be under medical treatment, D.S. 37.27 . noso-komi/a, h(, care of the sick, Arr. 3.22.70 (pl.), Iamb. 21 .kb' (pl.), Sch. S. 39 . noso-ko/mos, o(, sick-nurse, hospital superintendent, Poll. 3.12 , 1.3.41.13 , Just. 7.1 . noso-loge/w, explain a disease, to\ ai)/tion ou(/tws -logei= Meno 11.40 . noso-lu/ths, v. nouso-. noso-melh/s, v. nouso-. noso-poie/w, cause sickness, Hp. 35 , Arist. 865b25 , Alex.Aphr. 4.27 , f.l. in Plu. 2.918d . n. [tina/] infect one with a disease, Ceb. 19 ; n. ta\s yuxa\s tw=n a)ri/stwn D.S. 12.12 :— Pass. , Herophil. ap. Sor. 2.3 . noso-poio/s, o/n, causing sickness, Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 3.80e ; n. ai)/tia Gal. 1.158 . metaph., causing disturbances, D.H. 8.90 . no/sos, Ep. and Ion. (not Dor. , cf. 1927.156 (Cyrene)) nou=sos, h(, sickness, disease, plague, nou=son a)na\ strato\n w)=rse kakh/n (sc. Apollo), o)le/konto de\ laoi/ Il. 1.10 ; nou=so/n g' ou)/ pws e)/sti *dio\s mega/lou a)le/asqai Od. 9.411 ; dolixh\ n. 11.172 ; nou=soi a)rgale/ai Hes. 92 :— Phrases: e)s n. pesei=n A. 473 ; e)s n. e)mpi/ptein Antipho 1.20 ; no/son e)mpeptwke/nai toi=s kth/nesin X. 8.3.41 ; moi n. e)ph/luqen Od. 11.200 ; no/sw| lhfqe/nti S. 445 ; ka/mnein no/son, u(po\ no/sou, v. ka/mnw; a)sqenei=n tau/thn th\n no/son Isoc. 19.24 ; e)k th=s nou/sou a)ne/sth Hdt. 1.22 ; qh/lea n. ib. 105 , cf. Hdn. 4.12.2 ; i(era\ no/sos, v. i(ero/s IV. 8 : n. defined, Gal. 7.43 . generally, distress, anguish, Hes. 527 , S. 544 (lyr.), etc. disease of mind, esp. caused by madness, passion, vice, etc., n. frenw=n A. 750 (troch.); qei/a n., i.e. madness, S. 185 (lyr.); mania/sin n. ib. 59 ; lussw/dh n. ib. 452 ; of love, Id. 491 ; *)afrodi/tas n. E. 767 (lyr.); a)ko/laston e)/sxe glw=ssan, ai)sxi/sthn n. Id. 10 ; th=s megi/sths n., a)noi/as Pl. 691d ; n. kai\ sta/sin ou) tau)to\n neno/mikas; Id. 228a . plague, bane, mischief, e.g. a whirlwind is qei/a n. S. 421 , cf. 1141 (lyr.); of the trident of Poseidon, A. 924 (s.v.l.); pentesu/riggos n., of the pillory, Polyeuct. ap. Arist. 1411a23 ; ktei/nein tina\ w(s no/son po/lews Pl. 322d . noso-trofi/a, h(, nursing of disease, Pl. 407b ; h( tou= sw/matos n. ib. 496c , cf. Ael. 4.15 . noso-tu_fe/w, (tu=fos) to be ostentatious in sickness, Jul. 6.181d . nossa/kion, to/, Dim. of sq., 1.35 , 36 . no/ssac, akos, o(, (nosso/s) chick, cockerel, Dsc. 2.49 . nossa\s o)/rnis, h(, fowl, Panyas. 26 . nosseu/w, nossia/, nossi/on, nossi/s, nossopoie/w, nosso/s, nossotrofe/w, v. neoss-. nost-e/w, go or come home, return, n. e)s patri/da gai=an Od. 1.290 , Epic. ap. Plu. 2.297b ; n. oi)/kade, oi)=ko/nde, o(/nde do/monde, Il. 4.103 , 5.687 , Od. 1.83 : c. acc., n. *)/argos, oi)=kon, S. 1386 , E. 534 : pleon., o)pi/sw n. Hdt. 3.26 ; n. pa/lin Ar. 1270 : c. dat. modi, n. keinh=|si xersi/ Hdt. 1.73 :— Med. , nosth/sato pa/trhn Q.S. 1.269 . abs., return safe, Il. 10.247 ; return, h)\ eu)= h)=e kakw=s nosth/somen 2.253 ; ka/llion a)\n . . e)no/sths' a)ntipa/lwn Pi. 11.26 , etc. go or come, kei=se Od. 4.619 ; deu=ro E. 474 ; gh=n th/nde ib. 891 ; ei)s e)kklhsi/an Ar. 29 . c. acc. cogn., u(po\ gh=s nosth/santi porei/an Pl. 335c . (cf. no/stos II, no/stimos II) e)no/sthse to\ u(/dwr the water became drinkable, Paus. 7.2.11 . nost-i/zw, Elean inf. nosti/tthn, propose recall from exile, Schwyzer 424.7 (iv B.C.). no/st-i^mos, on , (no/stos) belonging to a return (not in Il. ), n. h)=mar the day of return, i. e. the return itself, Od. 1.9 , 168 , 3.233 , etc. ; n. fa/os A. 261 ; n. swthri/a ib. 797 ; n. h)=tor 5.231 (Paul. Sil.). able or likely to return, e)pei/ r(' e)/tin. e)sti Od. 4.806 ; a)po/lwle kai\ ou)ke/ti n. e)sti 19.85 , cf. A. 618 ; n. kinei=n po/da, v. pou/s. (no/stos II) of plants and fruit, yielding a high return, productive, Thphr. 4.13.2 ( Comp. and Sup. ) ; fe/re d' a)gro/qi no/stima pa/nta all things in abundance, Call. 136 ; to\n. tw=n karpw=n S.E. 7.17 . succulent, nutritious, trofh/ Sor. 1.54 ( Comp. ) ; of fish, Aët. 9.30 ( Sup. ) ; to\ liparo\n kai\ n. Plu. 2.684d ; to\ -w/taton o( kapno\s paralabw\n e)s to\n ou)rano\n oi)/xetai Luc. 19 . wholesome, u(/dwr J. 4.8.3 ( Comp. ) ; ge/noito au)tw=| . . ta\ n. a)/nosta 51.148 (Tab. Defix., Cyprus) ; palatable, Phld. 3.13 , Hsch. s.v. e(/smion :—in this sense expld. dia\ to\ h(du\ tou= *(omhrikou= no/stou Eust. 1383.40 . to\ n., of resin obtained from galbanum, starch from wheat, the valuable part, Dsc. 3.83 , 2.101 ; so to\ i)luw=des kai\ n. Id. 5.75 . metaph., to\ n. [tou= legome/nou] the substance, kernel, M.Ant. 2.15 . in literary criticism, succulent, ei)/ ti n. th=s poih/sews, th=s i(stori/as, Eust.ad D.P. pp.70,71 : generally, o(/per h)=n -w/taton e)n soi\ a)panqisa/menos Luc. 39 . no/st-os, o( , (ne/omai) return home, Hom. , esp. in Od. , no/stoio te/los glukeroi=o 22.323 ; n. melihde/a 11.100 , al. : freq. c. gen. pers., *)axaiw=n n. 1.326 , al. : c. gen. objecti, w)/lese . . no/ston *)axaii/dos lost his chance of returning to Greece, 23.68 ; gh=s patrw/|as n. E. 1066 ; e)p' eu)re/a nw=ta qala/sshs Od. 3.142 ; n. e)s do/mous S. 1409 : in pl., no/stoi e)k pole/mwn A. 861 (lyr.); w)/moi e)mw=n n. S. 900 (lyr.); oi)ktra\ no/stois au)da/ Id. 193 (lyr.) : generally, return, nh=as e)/pi Il. 10.509 . generally, travel, journey, e)pimai/eo no/stou gai/hs *faih/kwn to the land of the P., Od. 5.344 ; e)pi\forbh=s n. journey after (i. e. in search of) food, S. 43 ; n. pro\s *)/ilion, *)ili/ou pu/rgous e)/pi, E. 966 , 1261 . as pr. n. *no/stoi, the homeward journeys of the Greek heroes after the taking of Troy, title of Cyclic Epic, Paus. 10.28.7 , etc. ; of a work by Anticlides, Ath. 11.466c . yield or produce of grain when ground, Trypho ap. Ath. 14.618d ; = geu=sis , , cf. Hsch. no/sfi^, before a vowel or metri gr. no/st-fi^n, though i may also be elided, as Il. 20.7 . Adv. of Place, aloof, apart, aside (cf. a)pono/sfi), no/sfin a)eira/sas after carrying the corpse aside, Il. 24.583 ; n. i)dw/n having looked aside, Od. 17.304 ; no/sfin a)po/ . . aloof from, Il. 5.322 , 15.244 , Hes. 57 ; n. a)/ter . . Id. 15 ; n. h)/ . . besides, except, Theoc. 25.197 ; n. me/n . . n. de/ separately, Coluth. 105 . aside, secretly, n. a)kou/wn Il. 17.408 . as Prep., c. gen., aloof or away from, far from, n. pole/moio, fi/lwn, 6.443 , 14.256 ; n. po/lhos Od. 16.383 , etc. ; n. no/swn peni/as te B. 1.60 . without, apart from, unaided by, mostly of persons, n. despoi/nhs Od. 14.9 ; n. *)axaiw=n Il. 5.803 ; ou)/te kako\s n. dai/monos ou)/t' a)gaqo/s Thgn. 166 ; n. h(ghtw=n A. 239 ; of things, n. a)/ter te kakw=n kai\ a)/ter . . po/noio Hes. 91 ; n. a)/ter te po/nwn kai\ o)i+zu/os ib. 113 ; ou)/t' ei)pei=n e)sti/ ti n. po/qwn 12.18 ( Alph. ). of mind or disposition, toi/ ken *)axaiw=n n. bouleu/ws' apart from, i.e. differently from, the (rest of the) Achaeans, Il. 2.347 ; n. *dh/mhtros without her knowledge and consent, h.Cer. 4 ; n. e)mei=o ib. 72 . beside, except, n. *poseida/wnos Od. 1.20 ; no/sf' *)wkeanoi=o Il. 20.7 ; n. *no/tou Hes. 870 .— Ep. and Lyr. word, once in A. , l.c., never in S. or E. nosf-i/dios, a, on, clandestine, Hes. 187 . nosf-i^do/n, Adv. by stealth, Eust. 894.50 . nosf-i/zw, Att. fut. nosfi^w= S. 1427 , E. 43 : aor. I e)no/sfisa Pi. 6.62 , etc. :— Med. , fut. nosfi/somai 12(7).515.93 (Amorgos, ii B.C.) ; Ep. nosfi/ssomai A.R. 4.1108 : aor. e)nosfisa/mhn, Ep. nosfisa/mhn, nosfissa/mhn (v. infr.) : pf. neno/sfismai 484.4 (iii B.C.), Str. 2.3.4 , Plu. 37 :— Pass. , aor. e)nosfi/sqhn Od. 11.73 , etc. : Hom. only Med. and Pass. , turn away, shrink back, nosfisqei/s ibid., Thgn. 94 ; nosfi/sat' Od. 11.425 : metaph., yeu=do/s ken fai=men kai\ nosfizoi/meqa ma=llon Il. 2.81 , 24.222 . c. gen., turn away from, ti/fq' ou(/tw patro\s nosfi/zeai; Od. 23.98 . c. acc., forsake, abandon, pai=da/ t' e)mh\n nosfissame/nhn qa/lamo/n te po/sin te 4.263 ; elsewh. in Hom. of places, *krh/ths o)/rea nifo/enta nosfisa/mhn ib. 19.339 ; nosfissame/nh to/de dw=ma ib. 579 , 21.77 , 104 ; nosfisqei=sa qew=n a)gorh/n 92 ; o(/rkon e)nosfi/sqhs Archil. 96 ; ei)/ se nosfi/zomai if I forsake thee, S. 693 (lyr.). after Hom. (a)ponosfi/sseien first in 158 ) in Act. , set apart, separate, remove, tina\ e)k do/mwn E. 641 (lyr.) ; bre/fos mate/ros a)popro/ Id. 1286 (lyr.) ; tina\ a)po/ tinos Lyc. 1331 ; tina A.R. 2.793 : metaph., n. tina\ bi/ou separate him from life, i. e. kill him, S. 1427 ; tw=| nu/ m' . . e)k bio/toio nosfi/sat' (imper.) e)ssume/nws Q.S. 13.282 ; n. tina/ alone, A. 438 (lyr.), 211 ; n. tina\ e)rwmani/hs 5.292 (Paul. Sil.). deprive, rob, tina/ ti one of a thing, Pi. 6.62 ; also n. tina/ tinos A. 620 (lyr.), E. 43 ; tou\s qano/ntas nosfi/sas w(=n xrh=n laxei=n Id. 539 ; ge/ront' a)/paida nosfi/sas, i. e. w(/ste a)/paida ei)=nai, Id. 1207 (lyr.). Med. , put aside for oneself, appropriate, purloin, nosfi/sasqai o(po/sa a)\n boulw/meqa X. 4.2.42 , cf. 993.21 (Calauria, iii B.C.), Plb. 10.16.6 , *(ellhnika/ 1.18 (Gytheum, i A.D.) : in pf. Pass. , nenosfisme/nos polla/ Str.l.c., cf. Plu. l. c. : n. a)po\ tw=n a)mfita/pwn, a)po\ tou= a)naqe/matos, a)po\ th=s timh=s, appropriate part of . . , PCair.Zen. l. c., LXX 7.1 , 5.2 ; e)k tou= xrh/matos Ath. 6.234a : abs., 3p.162 (iii B.C.), 2.10 . Med. in act. sense, deprive, rob, sf' a)delfo\s xrhma/twn nosfi/zetai E. 153 , cf. A.R. 4.1108 . in later poets, remove, tou\s . . a)po\ *ca/nqoio . . pnoiai\ nosfi/ssanto D.P. 684 ; nosfi/sat' e)k qumoi=o kai\ h(de/os e)k bio/toio Q.S. 10.79 .—Rare in Att. Prose. nosf-ismo/s, o(, absence, h)/lgei to\n n. th=s w)mo/thtos J. 5.10.4 . appropriating, stealing, Plb. 32.5.8 ; peculation, Ph. 2.336 , Plu. 2.843f : pl., Vett.Val. 40.29 . nosf-isth/s, ou=, o(, peculator, xrhma/twn a)llotri/wn Id. 48.26 , cf. 2.194 ; tw=n dhmosi/wn Sch. Luc. 48 , cf. Sch. Ar. 832 . nos-w/dhs, es, sickly, ailing, Hp. 7.67 ( Comp. ) ; ta\ n., opp. ta\ u(gieina/, Pl. 438e ; of persons, ib. 406a ; n. sw=ma, bi/os, ib. 556e , 734d ; to\ n. sickly condition, Plu. 2.662f . Act. , unwholesome, pestilential, h)h/r Hp. Aër. 6 ; qe/ros Arist. 859b22 ; xwri/on Isoc. 19.22 ; to/poi Arist. 115b20 ; of plants, Thphr. 7.9.4 ; to\ n. Pl. 47d : metaph., baneful, nosw=des tou=to toi=s a)mei/nosin E. 423 ; dra/kwn sti/lbei nosw/deis a)strapa/s Id. 480 . Adv. -wdw=s Gal. 9.393 , 408 : correctly used only in Comp. acc. to Poll. 3.105 . no/s-wsis, ews, h(, v. no/sansis. nota^phli-w/ths, ou, o(, south-east wind, Ptol. 60 , Vett.Val. 145.15 , 1.1647 . nota^phli-wtiko/s, h/, o/n, south-easterly, Str. 11.9 , Ptol. 40 , Vett.Val. 8.24 . not-ero/s, a/, o/n , (no/tos) damp, moist, dro/sos Simon. 183.9 ; ble/faron, u(/dwr, E. 598 , 149 (both lyr.) ; a)nemw/nh 5.73 ( Rufin. ) ; xeimw\n n. a storm of rain, Th. 3.21 ; pneu=ma Porph. II ( Comp. ) ; to/pos Thphr. 5.9.8 , cf. Epicur. 2p.50U. ; xwri/a Onos. 8.2 ; to\ n. moisture, Pl. 60c . not-e/w, to be wet or damp, drip, mu/roisi Call. 52 ; [zw=nai] u(/dati note/ousai Eratosth. 16.10 ; note/wn i(drw/s, note/ousan e)lai/hn, Nic. 24 , 494 . not-i/a, h(, damp, moisture, noti/ai ei)arinai/ spring showers, Il. 8.307 : abs., wet weather, Arist. 551a3 , Thphr. 7.14.1 . n. fusikh/ natural moisture of the body, Paul.Aeg. 6.24 . a meteorite supposed to fall in wet weather, Plin. 37.176 . not-iai=os, a, on, southern, oi( n. tw=n a)nqrw/pwn Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.45 ; to\ n. Phlp. 894.19 . not-i^a/w, = note/w , Arist. 928a14 . not-i/zw, moisten, water, A. 44 , Ar. 857 :— Pass. , to be wetted or wet, Heraclit. 126 , Pl. 74c , A.R. 1.1005 , 7.26 (Antip. Sid.), Str. 4.4.1 ; perspire, Gal. 18 ( 2 ). 6 , al. ; nenotisme/na oi)/nw| ei)/ria Hp. 29 ; nenotisme/na xei=te da/krua wet tears, 12.92 ( Mel. ) ; nenot. gh= Arist. 394b14 . intr., to be wet, notizou/shs th=s gh=s Id. 361b2 ; [o( no/tos] noti/zein poiei= to\ qe/ros Id. 942a14 . = ou)re/w , Heliod. ap. Orib. 50.9.12 . perspire, Agathin. ap. eund. 10.7.22 . no/t-inos, h, on, = sq. II, 157.5 (ii A.D.), 729.9 (ii A.D.), etc. = sq. I, kata/stasis Aët. 8.31 . no/t-ios, a, on, also os, on A. 402 (lyr.), Str. 2.1.22 , etc. :— moist, damp, rainy, n. i(drw/s damp sweat, Il. 11.811 , 23.715 ; n. qe/ros Pi. 107.13 ; e)/ar Hp. 3.11 , cf. Arist. 860a36 ; pagai/ A. l.c. ; u(you= d' e)n noti/w| th/n g' o(/rmisan [nau=n] well out in the water, opp. the beach, Od. 4.785 , 8.55 ; n. di=nai a(/lmas E. 150 (lyr.) : Comp. , Str. 4.4.1 . bringing rain, a)ste/res Arat. 238 , cf. 490 (both Comp. ). to the south, southern, n. qa/lassa Hdt. 4.13 , 6.31 ; esp. of the Indian Ocean, Id. 3.17 , cf. 2.11 , 158 ; to\ tei=xos to\ n., at Athens, And. 3.7 ; n. a)h/ths a south wind, A.R. 4.1538 ; no/tia (with or without pneu/mata) southerly winds, Arist. 364a19 , 1290a14 ; noti/ois during southerly winds, Id. 574a1 ; no/tia pnei= Thphr. 1.13.5 ; e)a\n h)=| no/tia Id. 4.14.9 ; o( n. a)h/r Arist. 377b27 ; ta\ n. u(/data southerly rains, ib. 358a28 ; n. [u(/dwr] water from southern slopes, Id. 596a28 ; n. *)ixqu=s, the constellation Piscis Australis, Eudox. ap. Hipparch. 2.1.21 ( no/teios *)i. 1.130.148 (i/ii A.D.)) : Comp. -w/teros Porph. 21 : Sup. -w/tatos Str. 13.1.68 . not-i/s, i/dos, h(, moisture, A. 481 , E. 646 (lyr.), Pl. 60d , Thphr. 5.6.1 , etc. ; ponti/a n. E. 1259 ; of perspiration, Arist. 866a21 , Gal. 10.541 . not-ismo/s, o(, wetting, Dam. 92 . moisture, Sor. 1.118 . not-iw/dhs, es, = notw/dhs , moist, Alex.Aphr. 2.13 ; fantasi/a Gal. 17(1).874 . not-o/qen, Adv. from the south, Pl. ap. D.L. 3.41 , Thphr. 11 , 21 : c. gen., prob.l. in 12.4.9 . notoli^bu^ko/s, h/, o/n, south-westerly, Str. 11.14 , Ptol. 41 . noto/nde, Adv. southward, Aq. 12.9 . no/tos, o(, south wind (opp. *bore/as, Arist. 363b15 , cf. Od. 5.331 ), eu)=t' o)/reos korufh=|si *n. kate/xeuen o)mi/xlhn Il. 3.10 ; o(/ te n. kai\ o( li/y, a)ne/mwn u(etiw/tatoi Hdt. 2.25 (but o( n. ou)k a)rxo/menos a)lla\ lh/gwn u(e/tios Arist. 942a29 ) ; e)te/gxqh kra=t' . . plhgh=|si no/tou S. 1457 (anap.) ; xeimeri/w| no/tw| Id. 335 (lyr.) ; u(gro\s kai\ baru/s Arist. 597b11 ; u(datwde/steros Id. 943a5 ; o(/tan me\n e)la/ttwn h)=|, ai)/qrio/s e)stin, o(/tan de\ me/gas, nefw/dhs ib. 942a34 ; kaumatw/dhs Id. 364b23 : in pl., Id. 612b6 . N. personified as god of the South wind, Hes. 380 , 870 . south or south-west quarter, pro\s mesambri/hs te kai\ no/tou Hdt. 2.8 ; pro\s no/ton kei=tai th=s *lh/mnou Id. 6.139 ; th=s de\ gh=s to\ pro\s n. S. 24.6 ; to\ pro\s n. th=s po/lews Th. 3.6 ; ble/pein pro\s n. 22.1227.18 ; o( toi=xos o( pro\s n. ib. 12.372.51 ; pro\s no/tou a)ne/mou ib. 56 ; basi/lissa no/tou 12.42 ; a)po\ no/tou c. gen., to the south of, 164.17 (ii B.C.), etc. ; later e)k no/tou c. gen., 29.8 (iii A.D.), etc. : gen. no/tou to the south, PTeb. 105.13 (ii B.C.), etc. no/tulos sfugmo/s, 'moist' (?) pulse, term invented by Archigenes, Gal. 8.662 . notw/dhs, = es , notiw/dhs, Hp. 13 . nou-bustiko/s, h/, o/n, (nou=s, bu/w) chock-full of sense, shrewd, pra=gma n. a clever thing, Ar. 441 . Adv. -kw=s Id. 1294 , Cratin.Jun. 7.5 . nou-qesi/a, Ion. -ih, h(, = nouqe/thsis , Ar. 1009 , Hp. 17 , 11.32 ( Honest. ), Plu. 25 , Diog.Oen. 33 , Aret. 1.2 . nouqet-ei/a, h(, = foreg., Phld. p.12 O., p.31 O., Pl. (?)ap. Poll. 9.139 (perh. to be read in E. 1256 (pl.)) :—also nouqet-i/a, h(, Phryn. p.35 B. nouqet-e/w, (ti/qhmi) put in mind : hence, admonish, warn, re- buke, c. acc. pers., Hdt. 2.173 ; parainei=n n. te to\n kakw=s pra/ssonta A. 266 ; ou)de\ nouqetei=n e)/cesti/ se S. 595 ; ka)=|ta nouqetei=s e)me/ Id. 1283 ; *)/erwta 8 (a) : c. acc. rei, n. ta/de S. 1025 , cf. Ar. 732 (lyr.) ; advise concerning, mhxanh/mata E. 855 (troch.): c. dupl. acc., toiau=t' a)/nolbon a)/ndr' e)nouqe/tei S. 1156 ; a(/per me nouqetei=s E. 337 , cf. 299 ; n. tina\ w(s . . X. 8.2.15 :— Pass. , S. 1193 , E. 29 , etc. ; pri\n u(po\ sou= tau=ta nouqethqh=nai Pl. 301c . metaph., chastise, n. tina\ kondu/lois, plhgai=s, Ar. 254 , Pl. 879d :— Pass. , coupled with kola/zesqai, Id. 478e . nouqe/t-hma, atos, to/, admonition, warning, A. 830 (pl.), E. 962 (pl.), Pl. 525c (pl.), etc.; ta)ma\ nouqeth/mata given [by you] to me, S. 343 . nouqe/t-hsis, ews, h(, admonition, warning, Eup. 66 ; didaxh\ kai\ n. Pl. 399b , Epicur. 72 G. ; r(a/bdou n. Pl. 700c , etc. nouqet-hsmo/s, o(, = foreg., Men. 1042 , censured by Poll. 9.139 and Phot. (-ismo/s in both Gramm.). nouqet-hte/os, a, on, to be admonished, E. 1256 , 436 . nouqethte/on, one must warn, Arist. 1260b6 . nouqet-hth/s, ou=, o(, monitor, Ph. 2.519 : as Adj., n. lo/gos Id. 1.171 . nouqet-htiko/s, h/, o/n, monitory, didactic, lo/goi Pl. 740e , Phld. 5 1 ; to\ n. ei)=dos th=s paidei/as Pl. 230a . nouqet-i/a, v. nouqetei/a. nouqet-iko/s, h/, o/n, = nouqethtiko/s, lo/goi X. 1.2.21 ; to\ n. Demetr. 298 . nouqet-ismo/s, v. nouqethsmo/s. nou=qos, o(, tramp of feet, n. de\ podw=n u(po/doupos o)rw/rei Hes. 48 . noumhn-i/a, h(, Att. contr. for neomhni/a (which occurs in Pi. 4.35 , Hdt. 6.57 (pl.), 1.28 , 9.43 (pl.), Gal. 14.298 ):—also neumhni/a, 1106.19 (Cos, iv/iii B.C.) ; nemonhi/+a, 5015.28 , al. (Crete) ; nomeni/a, 167.5 (iii B.C.):— new moon : the first of the month, Pi.l. c., Antipho 58 (pl.), Ar. 43 , 999 (pl.), etc. ; n. kata\ selh/nhn to denote the true or natural new moon, as opp. to the noumhni/a of the calendars, Th. 2.28 ; also h( kata\ qeo\n n. 1.787 , 2389 ; n. tou= e)/tous, of the spring equinox, Ptol. 91 . noumhn-iasth/s, ou=, o(, one who celebrates the new moon, Lys. 53 . noumh/n-ios, on, Att. contr. for neomh/nios, used at the new moon, a)/rtoi Luc. 6 . as Subst., perh. a kind of curlew : prov., cunh=lqen a)ttaga=s te kai\ n. 'birds of a feather flock together', D.L. 9.114 . nou=mmos, o(, Western Dor. = no/mos , current coin, esp. of the Tarentine stater, Arist. 590 . = li/tra , the silver equivalent of the bronze pound, ib. 589 . = Lat. nummus (sc. sestertius), Plu. 1 . noune/x-eia, h(, good sense, discretion, Plb. 4.82.3 , Andronic. p.578 M., 3.64 . nounex-h/s, e/s, (e)/xw) with understanding, sensible, discreet, Ps.- E. 1132.48 , Plb. 6.48.8 ( Sup. ) ; logismo/s Id. 3.105.9 , cf. Ptol. 164 ; to\ nounexe/s, = foreg., Anon. ap. Suid. s.v. a)nei=to. Adv. -xw=s Arist. 1436b33 , Plb. 1.83.3 , al., Agatharch. 63 , 12.34 , Gal. 10.267 . nounex-o/ntws, Adv. of nounexh/s, as if from Adj. noune/xwn (i.e. nou=n e)/xwn), sensibly, Isoc. 5.7 (divisim), Men. 1043 ( Pl. has e)xo/ntws nou=n, 686e ). nou=s, o(, v. no/os. nousaxqh/s, e/s, affected with disease, Opp. 1.298 . nou/shma, Ion. for no/shma. nouso-ba^rh/s, e/s, caused by grievous disease, qa/natos 2.479 (Olbia). nouso-lu/ths [u^], ou, o(, freeing from illness, *paia/n 1026 . nouso-melh/s, e/s, with diseased limbs, Man. 4.476 . nou=sos, h(, Ion. for no/sos. nousofo/ros, on, Ion. for nosofo/ros, gh=ras 6.27 ( Theaet. ). noxele/s, v. nwxelh/s. nu, v. nu=n 11 . nu=, to/, indecl., the letter n, Achae. 33.3 , Pl. 414c , 2.4321.21 (iv B.C.), 29.483 (Delos), 153.16 (ii A.D.). (Cf. Hebr. nūn.) nu/g-dhn, Adv. by pricking, A.D. 198.9 . nu/g-ma or nu/xma ( Nic. 271 , al. codd. opt.), atos, to/, prick, Nic.ll.cc., Aret. 2.7 , Tryph. 365 . lesion of a neu=ron, opp. e(/lkos (of flesh) and ka/tagma (of bone), Gal. 13.651 , 883 , cf. Steph. 2.439 D. pl., nu/gmata solicitations of the senses, Epicur. 413 . nug-ma^tiko/s, h/, o/n, suitable for nu/gmata 1.2 , e)/mplastros Androm. ap. Gal. 13.650 . nug-ma^tw/dhs, es, punctuated, of heart-beats, Arist. 947b31 . pricking, po/nos Archig. ap. Gal. 8.92 , cf. Aret. 1.10 . Adv. nug-dw=s Gal. 19.7 . nug-mh/, h(, = sq., Plu. 86 . dot, in punctuation, Dosith. p.380 K. nug-mo/s, o(, pricking sensation, irritation, Ruf. ap. Orib. 8.24.62 : in pl., of gout, Luc. 30 . metaph., of the prickings of conscience, tw=n paranomhma/twn n. ei)s th\n yuxh\n lamba/nein D.S. 13.58 ; but also, = nu/gma II, u(po\ nugmw=n kai\ gargalismw=n th=s ai)sqh/sews Plu. 9 . nu/g-w, = nu/ssw , Hsch. nu^qo/s, h/, o/n, dumb, Hsch. dark, Id. :—also nu^qw/dhs, es, Id. nuktai/etos, o(, = e)rw|dio/s , Hsch. nuktairodu/teira [du^], h(, she that rises and sets by night, of the moon, 1.2546 . nukta^lo/s, h/, o/n, f.l. in D.L. 6.77 codd. Suid. , for nustale/os (or -los). nukta^l-wpa/w, = nusta/zw , Eust. 1392.35 . nukta^l-wpi/asis, ews, h(, night-blindness, Orib. 4.18.3 . nukta^l-wpia/w, suffer from night-blindness, Gal. 12.802 . nukta^l-wpiko/s, h/, o/n, in neut. pl. -ika/, ta/, attacks of night-blindness, Hp. 6.7.1 . nukta^/l-wy, wpos, o(, h(, (nu/c, w)/y) = o( th=s nukto\s o(rw=n , i.e. suffering from day-blindness, Id. 2.33 , cf. Gal. 19.435 , 14.776 ; e)n oi)ki/a| tuflw=n kai\ o( n. o)cuderkh/s Prov. ap. Jo. Sic.in Rh. 6.293 W. ; but also, = o( th=s nukto\s a)lao/s , night-blind, Gal. 19.124 , cf. Plin. 8.203 , Aët. 7.48 , etc. n. ubi homo neque matutino tempore videt neque vespertino, Ulp. in 20.1.10.4 . as Subst., incapacity to see except in bright light, night-blindness, Hp. 6.7.1 , Arist. 780a16 (pl.), Gal. 10.84 , Id. ap. Orib. 8.48.1 . day-blindness, Dem.Ophth. ap. Simon.Jan. s.v. nictilopa. nukt-augh/s, e/s, shining by night, Cat.Cod.Astr. 1.173 . nukt-egersi/a, h(, waking by night, Ph. 1.155 (pl.) : with reference to Il. 10 , Str. 9.5.18 , Ps.- Plu. 209 ,Arg. ii E. ; cf. nukthgresi/a. nukt-egerte/w, watch by night, Plu. 40 . nuktelei=n: e)n nukti\ telei=n, Hsch. nukte/lios, on, (nu/c) nightly, epith. of Dionysus, from his nightly festivals, AP 9.524.14 , Plu. 2.389a , Paus. 1.40.6 . nukte/lion, to/, night-festival, *)/isidos 525 (ii A.D.): in pl., festival of Dionysus *nukte/lios, Plu. 2.291a . nukte/parxos, o(, = Lat. praefectus vigilum, Just. 13.1 nukterei/a, h(, hunting by night, taking game asleep, Pl. 824 . nukte/reia, ta/, = foreg., Eun. p.485 B. nukterei/sios, on, (nu/c, e)rei/dw) Com. Adj. formed like nukterh/sios , sens. obsc., e)/rga Ar. 204 . nuktere/ths, ou, o(, one who rows or fishes by night, AP 6.11 ( Satyr. ). nukte/r-euma, atos, to/, night-quarters, Plb. 12.4.9 . nukter-euth/s, ou=, o(, one who hunts or fishes by night, Pl. 824 . nukter-eutiko/s, h/, o/n, fit for hunting by night, ku/nes X. 3.11.8 . nukter-eu/w, (nu/kteros) pass the night, Id. 4.2.22 ; n. a)qli/ws Timocl. 16.1 ; of troops, bivouac, X. 4.4.11 ; e)n toi=s o(/plois n. ib. 6.4.27 :—so in Med. , pass a sleepless night, Timachid. ap. Ath. 15.699e . nukter-h/sios, on, nightly, Luc. 53 ( v.l. -eis-, -is- ), S.E. 10.188 . nukter-i^nei/a, h(, office of commander of the night-watch, Supp.Epigr. 4.515.9 (Ephesus, i A. D., written -h/a). nukter-i^no/s, h/, o/n, (nu/c) by night, nightly, fulakh/ Ar. 2 ; cu/nodoi Id. 477 ; a)ei/smata Eup. 139 ; pureto/s Hp. 1.5 ; strathgo/s ( = nuktostra/thgos ) Str. 17.1.12 , 2930 (Tralles) ; fri/c 924.4 (iv A.D.) ; a)naxw/rhsis Th. 4.128 ; su/llogos Pl. 909a , cf. Arist. 592b8 ; fe/ggos Aen.Tact. 10.25 ; n. su/sshma Id. 4.5 ; n. gene/sqai to happen by night, Ar. 1162 ; -w/tato/n ti tolma=n at dead of night, Luc. 21 . Astrol., potent by night, Ptol. 20 . Subst., nukterino/s, o(, a kind of musical composition for the flute, used in Dionysiac worship, 50.235 (Thasos, iii B.C.). nukte/r-ios, a, on, also os, on Luc. 28 :— = foreg., Orph. 49.3 ; glau=c Arat. 999 ; e)/rgon 9.403 ( Maec. ). nukteri/rembos, v. nukti/rembos. nukter-i/s, i/dos, h(, bat, Od. 12.433 , 24.6 , Hdt. 2.76 , etc. ; applied to a person, *xairefw=n h( n. Ar. 1564 (lyr.). a fish, = kalliw/numos , Opp. 2.205 . a plant, = mu/ron *(ele/nhs , Aët. 12.1 . nukter-i=tis, idos, h(, = a)nagalli\s h( kuanh= , Ps.- Dsc. 2.178 . nukter-o/bi^os, on, feeding by night, zw=|a Arist. 488a25 . nukter-oeidh/s, v.l. for nuktoeidh/s , S.E. 10.184 . nu/kteros, on, = nukterino/s, mh/nh A. 797 ; o)nei/rata Id. 176 ; a)/strwn . . nukte/rwn o(mh/gurin Id. 4 ; nauklhri/a S. 143 ; dei=ma Id. 410 ; n. a)pelwbh/qh by night, Id. 217 (anap.); fu/lakes E. 87 : also in late Prose, n. koi/th Luc. 39 : neut. as Adv., nu/kteron a)ei/dousa Arat. 1023 . nuktero-feggh/s, e/s, shining by night, muh/nh Man. 3.393 . nuktero/-foitos, on, = nukti/foitos , Orph. 36.6 . nukterwpo/s, o/n, (w)/y) appearing by night, do/khma nukterwpo\n o)nei/rwn E. 112 (lyr.), cf. Plu. 2.1066c . nukt-hgore/w, debate or plan by night, E. 89 :—in Pass. , A. 29 . nukt-hgori/a, h(, nightly speech, debate by night, E. 19 (anap.), Arist. 159 , Lib. 26.23 . nukt-hgresi/a, h(, written -egresi/a, = excubiae, Gloss. ; nyctegresia, Fest. s.v. egretus. nukt-hgrete/w, = nuktegerte/w , Them. 21.260b , Aristaenet. 2.13 , Sch.B Il. 18.495 . nukt-h/greton, to/, Oriental plant, said to be luminous at night, Plin. 21.62 . nukt-h=mar, Adv. day and night, PLond. 3.981.12 (iv A.D.). nukt-h/meron, to/, = nuxqh/meron , nukt-hrefh/s, e/s, covered by night, murky, gloomy, A. 460 (lyr.). nukti^-ba/ths [a^], ou, Dor. nukti^-ba/ta_s, walking by night, Lyr.Alex. Adesp. 19.7 . nukti^-bau=, indecl., = nuktiko/rac , 1.223 ; but gen. -baou=tos 1.264 . nukti^/-bi^os, on, = nuktero/bios , Hsch. , Phot. nukti^-bo/as, ou, o(, = stri/glos , Hsch. (nuktobo/a cod.). nukti^-bo/h, calling by night, epith. of the moon, 1.2808 . nukti^/-bromos, on, sounding by night, su=rigc E. 552 (lyr.). nukti^/-ga^mos, on, wedding by night, secretly, Musae. 7 . nukti^-gene/twr, oros, o(, father of night, of *)/erws, 1.1795 . nukti^-die/codos, on, of stars, rising above the horizon after sunset and setting below it before sunrise (so that their whole course above the horizon is visible), Ptol. pp.9,10 H.: wrongly expld. by Gem. 14.12 of stars setting before sunset and rising after sunrise. nukti^-dro/mos, on, running by night, Orph. 9.2 , cf. Hymn. in 4127 (Talmis). nukti^-kle/pths, ou, o(, thief of the night, AP 11.176 ( Lucill. ). nukti^-ko/rac, a^kos, o(, = w)=tos , long-eared owl, Arist. 592b9 , 597b23 , 619b18 , LXX 101 ( 102 ). 6 , al., Str. 17.2.4 , Zopyr. ap. Orib. 14.45.4 , Gal. 12.801 , Ant. Lib. 15.4 ; n. a)/|dei qanathfo/ron 11.186 ( Nicarch. ). nukti^-kru^fh/s, e/s, hidden by night, Arist. 1040a31 . nukti^-laqraiofa/gos [fa^], on, eating secretly by night, Epigr. ap. Hegesand. I. nukti^-la/los [a^], on, nightly-sounding, kiqa/rh 7.29 (Antip. Sid.). nukti^-lamph/s, e/s, (la/mpw) epith. of the ark of Danae, dou/rati nuktilampei= dub. l. in Simon. 37.8 . nukti^-lo/xos, on, lying in wait by night, Theognost. 84 , Hsch. nukti^-ma^nh/s, e/s, raging by night, *)aparki/as 12.262 (Erythrae). nukti^-me/dousa, h(, ruling by night, of the moon, Cat.Cod. Astr. 1.173 . nukti^-no/mos, on, feeding by night, Arist. 616b25 , Plu. 2.286b , etc. nu/ktios, a, on, (nu/c) of the night, qh/r 6.221 ( Leon. ). nukti^-pa^taipla/gios [pla^], on, nightly-roaming-to-and-fro, Epigr. ap.Hegesand.I. nukti^-ph/dhkes, oi(, (phda/w) a sort of slippers, Herod. 7.59 , Poll. 7.94 . nukti^/-plagktos, on, causing to wander by night, rousing from bed, po/nos A. 330 ; dei/mata Id. 524 ; keleu/mata ib. 751 ; n. eu)nh/ restless, uneasy bed, Id. 12 . nukti^-pla^nh/s, e/s, = sq., nuktiplanh= tele/qousan Opp. 3.268 (vv. ll. nuktiplanh=tin t. (sic), nuktipla/nhton e)ou=san). nukti^/-pla^nos, on, roaming by night, Orac. ap. Luc. 54 . nukti^-ploe/w, navigate by night : hence, metaph., to be exact, Chrysipp. ap. Zen. 5.32 . nukti^/-ploia, h(, voyage by night, Str. 16.2.24 . nukti^-po/leutos, on, = sq., Orph. 79.7 . nukti^-po/los, on, (pole/w) roaming, by night, *ba/kxai E. 718 (lyr.) ; e)/fodoi, of Persephone, ib. 1049 (lyr.) ; epith. of Zagreus, Id. 472.11 (anap.) ; of Artemis, Corn. 34 : as Subst., coupled with *ma/goi, *ba/kxoi, *lh=nai, Heraclit. 14 . nukti^-po/ros, on, prowling by night, lu/kaina Opp. 1.441 , cf. 3.268 : as pr. n. of a river, Luc. 2.33 . nukti^/-rembos, on, strolling, wandering about by night, Vett.Val. 16.11 : wrongly spelt nukteri/rembos in Ptol. 161 . nukti^/-semnos, on, solemnized by night, dei=pna A. 108 . nukti^-fa^h/s, e/s, shining by night, fw=s Parm. 14 , cf. Orph. 54.10 . nukti^-fa^nh/s, e/s, = foreg., *mh/nh Herm. ap. Stob. 1.5.14 , cf. 1.1794 . nukti^/-fantos, on, appearing by night, o)nei/rata A. 657 (cod. Med. , cf. sq.) : generally, nightly, nukti/fanton pro/polon *)enodi/as E. 570 . nukti^/-foitos, on, night-roaming, v.l. for foreg. in A. 657 ; n. dei/mata Lyc. 225 (perh. to be read in A. ) ; qeo/s, of Artemis, Ant.Lib. 15.2 . nukti^-fo/ros, on, bringing darkness, a)frosu/nh Ph. 1.335 . nukti^-frou/rhtos, on, watching by night, qra/sos A. 861 . nukti^-xa^rh/s, e/s, rejoicing in the night, PMag.Par. 1.1795 . nukti^-xo/reutos, on, belonging to nightly dances, Nonn. 12.391 . nukto/-bas, gloss on glau=c , Hsch. nukto-ba^ti/s, h(, night-walking, in pl., Hp. 3.68 . nukto/-bi^os, on, paraphr. of nukti/rembos, Procl. 226 . nukto-bo/a, v. nuktibo/as. nukto-gra^fi/a, h(, writing by night, Plu. 2.634a , 803c (pl.). nukto-dro/ma (voc.), running by night, epith. of a demon in 1930.249 (Egypt, Tab. Defix.). nukto-dromi/a, h(, running by night, Hp. 3.68 ( v.l. kuno- ). nukto-dro/mos, on, = noctivago, Gloss. nukto-eidh/s, e/s, like night, offog, Hp. Aër. 8 ; xro/nos e)sti\n h(meroeide\s kai\ n. fa/ntasma Epicur. 294 ( p.353 U.) ; sko/tos Iamb. 21 .kq'. nukto-qh/ras, ou, o(, one who hunts by night, X. 4.7.4 . nukto-la/lhma [la^], atos, to/, spell for making a woman talk in her sleep, PMag.Lond. 121.411 . nukto/-mantis, ews, o(, h(, one who prophesies by night, Poll. 7.188 . nukto-ma^xe/w, fight by night, Plu. 36 , App. 5.35 , etc. : metaph., n. th=| parqe/nw| e)rwtikw=s Aristaenet. 1.10 . nukto-ma^xi/a, Ion. -ih, h(, night-battle, Hdt. 1.74 , Th. 7.44 , Chor. p.30 B. nukto-peripla/nhtos [a^], on, roaming about by night, Ar. 264 (lyr.). nukto-pla^nh/s, e/s, = nuktiplanh/s , Man. 1.311 . nukto-ploe/w, sail by night, Hipparch. 1.7.1 (prob. for pukno-). nukto-ploi+ko/s, h/, o/n, given to sailing by night, Str. 16.28 . nukto-pore/w, go or travel by night, X. 5.1.20 , Str. 15.2.6 , etc. nukto-pori/a, h(, night-march, Plb. 5.7.3 , D.S. 18.40 , Plu. 22 . nukto-po/tion, to/, night-cup, Sm. 26.11 . nukto-stra/thgos [a^], o(, commander of the night-watch, POxy. 933.24 (ii A. D.), 39.3 (iv A. D.). nukt-ourgo/s, o/n, working by night : to\ n. Plu. 2.376e . nukt-ou=ros, o(, = nuktofu/lac , name of the planet Saturn, ib. 941c . nukto-fa^h/s, = nuktifah/s , dub. in Nonn. 44.218 . nukto-fai/nousa, h(, = Nocticula, i.e. Noctiluca, Gloss. nukto-fa/neia [fa^], h(, shining by night, epith. of the moon, 1.2523 . nukto-fu^la^ke/w, guard, watch by night, n. ta\ e)/cw X. 4.5.3 ; n. nuktofulaka/s 4.535.18 (Ephesus, ii/iii A. D.) :—impers. in Pass. , Aen.Tact. 22.1 . o(-kw=n, = Lat. praefectus vigilum, D.C. 52.33 . nukto-fu^la^kh/, h(, = sq., v. foreg. nukto-fu^la^ki/a, h(, night-watch, PCair.Zen. 329.6 (iii B. C.), nukto-fu/lac [fu^], a^kos, o(, night-watchman, guard, X. 7.2.18 , 7.3.34 , Onos. 10.10t it., Luc. 27 ; in Egyptian towns, Ph. 2.534 , 33.8 (ii A. D.), 139 ; at Rome, = Lat. vigiles, J. 4.11.4 , D.C. 58.9 ; also, = praefectus vigilum, Id. 52.24 . nukto-fu^la/cia, ta/, guard-house, IG 11(2).145.30 (Delos, iv B. C.), al. nukt-w/dhs, es, contr. for nuktoeidh/s, Eust. 1951.57 . nukt-w=|on, to/, (*nu/c) temple of Night, Luc. 2.33 . nukt-wpo/s, o/n, (w)/y) = nukterwpo/s, laqosu/na E. 1279 (lyr.). nu/kt-wr, Adv., (nu/c) by night, Hes. 177 , Archil. 46 , S. 47 , Ar. 173 , 258 , Antipho 5.26 , 44 , Lys. 1.14 , 3.6 , Pl. 471b , 1.194 (iii B. C.), etc. :—the only Adv. of this form, Hdn.Gr. 2.952 . nukxa/zw, = nu/ssw , Hsch. nu/mfa^, poet. voc. for nu/mfh ; but nu/mfa_, Dor. for nu/mfh. numfa_-genh/s, e/s, nymph-born, Telest. 1.5 ; of Pan, as reared by Nymphs, Euph. 109 . numfa_-ge/ts, ou, o(, leader of the Nymphs, epith. of Poseidon, Corn. 22 ; of Pan, 42(1).130.15 (Epid.) ; cf. numfhge/ths. numfa^gwg-e/w, pf. nenumfagw/ghka Plb. 25.4.10 :—lead the bride to the bridegroom's house, n. tini/ tina Plb.l.c. ; ta\s tw=n politw=n qugate/ras oi( tu/rannoi meta\ masti/gwn -ou=sin D.H. 11.41 ; ga/mous n. premote a marriage, Plu. 20 . of the bridegroom, lead home a bride, Charito 2.1 . numfa^gwg-i/a, h(, bridal procession, Plb. 25.4.8 , Plu. 2.329e . numfa^gwg-o/s, o/n, leader of the bride, E. 610 ; esp. one who leads her from her home to the bridegroom's house, Luc. 20.16 ; esp. in case of a second marriage, Poll. 3.41 , Eust. 652.45 : metaph., of the Argo, as bearing Medea, n. tro/pin Lyc. 1025 . generally, friend, LXX 21.22 , 14.20 . one who negotiates a marriage for another, Plu. 2.329f . Cf. numfeuth/s. numf-ai/a, h(, = madwna/i+s , yellow water-lily, Nuphar luteum, Thphr. 9.13.1 , Dsc. 3.132 . white water-lily, Nymphaea alba, ibid. pr. n., a name of Ariadne, iii p.234 . numf-ai=os, a, on, (nu/mfh) of or sacred to the Nymphs, skopiai/ E. 447 (lyr.) ; na=ma 14.71 ; drues Tryph. 324 ; numfai/a liba/s pure spring water, prob.l. in Antiph. 52.13 . numfai=on, to/, sanctuary of the Nymphs, IG 11(2).144 91 (Delos, iv B. C.), 4616 (Syria, ii A. D.), Plu. 7 , etc. : Boeot. nunfh=on 485.6 (Thespiae, iii B. C.) ; esp. fountain with architectural background, Philostr. 8.12 . n. pte/ris, = qhlupteri/s , Dsc. 4.185 ; = druopteri/s , Ps.- Dsc. 4.187 . [numfai^on is doubtful in E. 216 (lyr.) : fort. nu/mfan.] numf-a/s, a/dos, h(, pecul. fem. of foreg., pu/lai Paus. 1.44.3 . numf-a/smata, ta/, bride's ornaments, Orac. ap. Phleg. 36.10J. cod. numf-ei=os, a, on, also os, on E. 131 (lyr.), 7.188 (Thall.) :— bridal, nuptial, le/xh Simon. 124 B ; eu)na/ Pi. 5.30 , cf. E. l.c. ; pasta/s l.c., cf. 2.874 (Egypt) : hence as Subst. numfei=on (sc. dw=ma), Ep. numfh/i+on Call. 118 : to/ :—bridechamber, S. 891 , 1205 : in pl., Id. 920 . numfei=a (sc. i(era/), Ep. numfh/i+a Mosch. 2.159 : ta/ :— nuptial rites, marriage, S. 7 ; but numfei=a tou= sautou= te/knou thine own son's bride, Id. 568 . nu/mf-euma, atos, to/, marriage, espousal, in pl., ta\ mhtro\s n. Id. 980 , cf. E. 365 , al. in sg., the person married, kalo\n n. tini/ 'a good match for him', Id. 420 . nu/mf-eusis, ews, h(, bridal, marriage, LXX 3.11 . numf-euth/r, h=ros, o(, = numfeuth/s II, Opp. 1.265 , 3.356 . numf-euth/rios, a, on, nuptial, ta\ n., = nu/mfeuma , E. 252 . numf-euth/s, ou=, o(, groomsman, = paranu/mfios , Poll. 3.40 . metaph., of a herdsman, Pl. 268a . bridegroom, husband, E. 913 (lyr.). numf-eu/tria, h(, she who escorts the bride, bridesmaid, Ar. 1056 , Plu. 15 . = promnh/stria , Lib. 26.13 . bride, Phot. numf-eu/w, give in marriage to one, betroth, Pi. 3.56 , E. 317 , 461 , 885 (troch.):— in Med. , numfeuome/nh, epith. of Hera, Paus. 9.2.7 . marry, of the woman, c. dat., S. 654 , 816 (lyr.) ; of the man, c. acc., E. 625 , 819 , Isoc. 10.59 ; n. le/xh Eub. 67.1 : abs., of both parties, numfeu/et', eu)= pra/ssoite E. 313 . Pass. , with fut. Med. numfeu/somai Id. 1139 , 455 (but aor. Med. in act. sense, e)numfeusa/mhn Id. 561 (lyr.)) : aor. Pass. e)numfeu/qhn Id. 1336 , 1371 :—to be given in marriage, marry, of the woman, E. ll. cc. ; numfeu/esqai numfeu/mata Id. 364 ; numfeu/esqai/ tini to be wedded to a man, Id. 403 ; para/ tini Id. 1336 ; n. e)/k tinos to be wedded by him, Id. 28 : metaph., yuxw=n ei)s ge/nesin numfeuome/nwn Porph. 19 . Med. , of the man, take to wife, numfeu/ou de/mas *)hle/ktras E. 1340 (anap.). nu/mf-h, h( ( Ep. voc. nu/mfa^ Il. 3.130 , Od. 4.743 ( Aeol. acc. to Choerob. 1.304 ) ; later also as nom., 14.43 ; but Dor. nu/mfa_), young wife, bride, Il. 18.492 , Hdt. 4.172 ; n. a)/gesqai Ar. 529 ; *)aeli/oio Pi. 7.14 ; opp. numfi/os, Pl. 783e ; opp. parqe/nos, Praxill. 5 , 1215 ; always relatively young, as Iris calls Helen, or as Eurycleia calls Penelope, nu/mfa fi/lh Il. 3.130 , Od. 4.743 , cf. E. 150 , 140 (both lyr.). marriageable maiden, Il. 9.560 , Hes. 298 . daughter-in-law, LXX 4.19 , 10.35 . young girl, pentae/ths n. 14.2040.2 . or goddess of lower rank, qeai\ *nu/mfai Il. 24.616 , cf. Hes. 130 , 171.5 , al., 12(8).358 (Thasos, V B.C.) ; N. kou=rai *dio\s ai)gio/xoio Od. 6.105 ; N. a(/liai S. 1470 (anap. ; cf. *nai+a/s, *nhrhi/+s) ; N. *)orestia/des, *)oreia/des, Il. 6.420 , Bion 1.19 , cf. Ar. 1098 (lyr.) ; N. *meli/ai Hes. 187 , cf. *)adrua/des, *(amadrua/des, *drua/des ; N. u(a/des, u(dria/des, Id. 180 , Porph. 18 ; N. leimwnia/des, petrai=ai, S. 1454 (anap.), E. 805 . esp. of springs, o)noma/zesqai ta\s phga\s N. Ath. 11.465a , cf. Lib. 11.28 : hence, poetically, water, AP 9.258 ( Antiphan. ), 331 ( Mel. ), cf. Plu. 2.147f . in mystical theology, *zeu\s a)/mbrotos e)/pleto n. Orph. 21a4 . applied to souls seeking birth, Porph. 18 ; cf. numfeu/w. doll, puppet, AP 6.274 ( Pers. ), Jul. 332d . young bee or wasp, in the pupa stage, Arist. 551b2 , 555a3 . winged male of the ant, Hsch. kind of mollusc, Speusipp. ap. Ath. 3.105b . point of the ploughshare, Poll. 1.252 , Procl.ad Hes. 425 . hollow between the under-lip and chin, Ruf. 42 , Poll. 2.90 , Hsch. depression on the shoulder of horses, 26 . opening rosebud, Phot. clitoris, Ruf. 112 , Gal. 15.3 . niche, Callix. 2 . numf-hge/ths, ew, o(, = numfage/ths (q. v.), *)apo/llwn 12(8).358 (Thasos, V B.C.). numf-ia/w, to be in a frenzy, a disease of mares, Arist. 604b10 . numf-i/des, ai(, weddingshoes, Hsch. numf-i/dios [i^], a, on, also os, on E. 885 (lyr.) :— bridal, le/ktrwn a(/milla, eu)nai/, Id. 1140 (lyr.), l.c. ; w)|dai/ Ar. 1729 (lyr.) ; qa/lamoi A.R. 1.1031 , cf. 12(8).441.1 (Thasos). numf-iko/s, h/, o/n, = foreg., A. 71 (lyr.), S. 1242 , E. 378 ; n. i(ma/tion, kli/nh, da=|des, Plu. 2.755a , Luc. 5 , Poll. 3.43 ; ta\ n. Pl. 783d . Adv. -kw=s Ach.Tat. 3.7 . of the Nymphs, oi)=koi S. 149 ; mh=la 7.703 ( Myrin. ). -ka/, ta/, dub. sens. in 1740.9 (iii iv A.D.). numf-i/os, o(, bridegroom, paido\s o)du/retai o)ste/a kai/wn <*>fi/ou Il. 23.223 ; to\n me\n a)/kouron e)o/nta ba/l' . . numfi/on e)n mega/rw| mi/an oi)/hn pai=da lipo/nta Od. 7.65 ; a(rmo/zwn ko/ra| n. a)/ndra Pi. 9.118 , etc. ; zh=te numfi/wn bi/on Ar. 161 ; opp. nu/mfh, Pl. 783e : in pl., toi=s newsti\ numfi/ois to the bridal pair, E. 366 , cf. A. 757 (lyr.) ; numfi/oisi parqe/nois occurs in Ps.- E. 741 . son-in-law, LXX 15.6 . as Adj. nu/mfios, a, on, bridal, tra/peza numfi/a Pi. 3.16 ; le/ktra 373 (Aezani). numfo/-bas, o(, nymphas iniens, Achae. 52 . numfo-genh/s, e/s, = numfagenh/s , Epigr. ap. Arist. 843b31 , 1.8 ( Alc. ). numfo-ge/nnhtos, on, = foreg., S. 35 . numfo/-klautos, on , *)erinu/s, i. e. a bride bringing woe as vengeance, A. 749 (lyr.). numfo-kome/w, adorn as a bride, to\ ge/ras 4.147 ( Antiphil. ). make ripe for marriage, e)pei\ de/ m' a)kmh=s a)/nqos e)numfoko/mei 1.570.6 (Egypt, Augustan). intr., dress oneself as a bride, E. 985 (lyr.). numfo-ko/mos, on, (kome/w) dressing a bride, h( n. bridesmaid, Hsch. : generally, bridal, ga/mos E. 1087 (lyr.) ; qa/lamoi 12(8).600 (Thasos) ; stoli/des 6178.3 ; pa/lh Nonn. 48.183 . numfo/-lhptos, on, caught by nymphs : hence, raptured, frenzied, IG 12.788 , Pl. 238d , Arist. 1214a23 , Plu<*>.II. numfo-po/nos, on, busied with the bride, title of a poem by Sophron, Ath. 8.362c . numfo-stole/w, escort the bride or bridegroom, Ph. 1.529 , 2.36 , Ach.Tat. 1.18 , al., 9.203 ( Phot. or Leo Phil. ) :— Med. , of the bridegroom, Ph. 1.323 :— Pass. , Str. 6.1.8 (-isqei/sas codd.). numfo-stolikw=s, Adv. like one escorting a bride, Sch. E. 388 . numfo-sto/los, on, escorting the bride, J. 5.8.6 : generally, bridal, a)/stron e)rw/twn Musae. 10 . numfo-terei=s: a)/rxonte/s tines, Hsch. (-th/reis Meineke). numfo/-ti_mos, on, honouring the bride: me/los n. bridal song, A. 705 (lyr.). numfo-tome/w, remove the clitoris, Aët. 16.116 ( Pass. ). numfo-tomi/a, h(, removal of the clitoris, Philum. ap. Aët. 16.115 tit., Paul.Aeg. 6.70t it. numfo-trofe/w, bring up for marriage, ta\s qugate/ras Them. 34p.467D. numfo-fo/ros, on, dub. sens. in 434 . numf-w/dhs, es, of marriageable age, Sammelb. 6178.4 (dub.). numf-w/n, w=nos, o(, bridechamber, LXX 6.14 , 9.15 , D.Chr. 7.145 , Hld. 7.8 , 3.964.19 (ii/iii A.D.). temple of Dionysus, Demeter, and Persephone, Paus. 2.11.3 . a kind of numfai/a, Ps.- Dsc. 3.132 . nu=n (for nun, nu, v. infr. II), Adv. now, both of the present moment, and of the present time generally, oi(\ n. brotoi/ ei)sin mortals of our day, Il. 1.272 ; so in Ion. and Att. , oi( n. [a)/nqrwpoi] men of the present day, Hdt. 1.68 ; oi(/ ge n. Pi. 1.105 , B. 5.4 , cf. Arist. 1069a26 ; o( n. tro/pos, to\ n. barbariko/n, Th. 1.6 ; *boiwtoi\ oi( n. ib. 12 ; o( n. parw\n xro/nos S. 174 , al., Pl. 141e ; h(me/ra h( n. S. 351 ; nu\c h( n. Id. 16 ; h( n. o(do/s Id. 1295 ; to\ n. the present, Arist. 218a6 , al. ; a)po\ tou= n. Pl. 152c , LXX 46.30 , etc. ; a)po\ n. 5.40 ( Rufin. ) ; e(/ws tou= n. LXX 46.34 ; me/xri n. ( v.l. m. tou= n. ) D.S. 17.110 ; ta\ n. simply, = n. , Hdt. 7.104 , E. 641 , etc. ; to/ per n. Pi. 7.101 ; ta\ de\ n. S. 133 (lyr.) ; to\ n. ei)=nai Pl. 506e , X. 5.3.42 , Arist. 31.2 ; to\ n. e)/xon 24.25 . of the immediate past, just now, but now, n. *mene/laos e)ni/khsen Il. 3.439 , cf. 13.772 , Od. 1.43 , S. 84 , X. 4.5.48 ; n. gou=n e)pexei/rhsas Pl. 341c ; h(li/ka n. e)tragw/|dei D. 18.13 . of the future, presently, n. au)=t' e)gxei/h| peirh/somai Il. 5.279 , cf. 20.307 , Od. 1.200 ; n. feu/comai, to/q' a(gno\s w)/n E. 975 ; cf. nu=n dh/, nuni/. sts. opp. to what might have been under other circumstances, as it is (or was), as the case stands (or stood), as a matter offact, n. d' o( me\n w(\s a)po/lwle Od. 1.166 ; ei) me\n u(pw/pteuon, ou)k a)\n . . e)poiou/mhn: n. de\ ktl. Th. 4.126 , cf. 1.122 , 3.113 , Pl. 384b , D. 18.195 , etc. ; kai\ n. even so, X. 7.4.24 , 7.7.17 . coupled with other Particles, ta\ n. ge S. 245 , etc. ; n. ge ma/n Pi. 1.50 ; n. dh/, v. h. v. : with other expressions of Time, n. . . sh/meron, n. h(me/rh h(/de, Il. 7.29 , 13.828 ; n. h)/dh henceforth, S. 801 (anap.), etc. ; n. . . a)/rti but now, Pl. 396c . enclit. (but see below) nun , nu. [nu only Ep. , Boeot. , and Cypr. (also Arc. in o(/nu, q. v.) ; nu^n twice in Hom. , Il. 10.105 , 23.485 : u_^ in Trag. (u_ A. 242 , 246 , S. 705 , E. 1678 , etc. ; u^ S. 92 , E. 91 , etc.), u_ in Com. ( Ar. 1381 , 975 , al.), exc. Cratin. 144 , Ar. 105 (lyr., citing Agatho ), and perh. 141 ; both quantities in toi/nun, q.v.] rarely of Time, now, perh. so used in Il. 10.105 , cf. Parm. 19.1 , Pi. 11.44 , al., Epich. 170.6 . in Ep. mostly as a particle of emphasis, h(=ke d' e)p' *)argei/oisi kako\n be/los: oi( de/ nu laoi\ qnh=|skon Il. 1.382 , etc. : freq. coupled with other Particles or Conjs., h)= r(a/ n. 4.93 ; kai/ nu/ ken 3.373 ; ou)/ n., mh/ nu/ toi, 10.165 , 1.28 ; e)pei/ nu/ toi ib. 416 ; w(/s nu/ per 2.258 . in commands or entreaties, mh/ n. moi nemesh/set' 15.115 : freq. with other Advbs., deu=ro/ n. come now ! 23.485 ; e)ntau=qa/ n. u(/brize A. 82 , cf. Ar. 1001 , 149 , 724 ; ei)=a/ n. Id. 467 , 430 , 316 : freq. with imper., fe/re n. ib. 789 ; a)/ge n. Id. 1056 , 381 ; speu=de/ n. Id. 414 ; si/gan. S. 87 , Cratin.l.c. ; peri/dou n. Ar. 644 , cf. X. 5.3.21 , etc. ; u(/faine/ n. B. 18.8 ; so in Boeot. , n. e)/nqw 7.3172.88 (Orchom.) ; also in Cypr. with opt. in commands, duva/noi n., dw/koi n., 135.6 , 16 H. (Idalion). in questions, ti/s n. ; ti/ n. ; who, what, why now? Il. 5.373 , 1.414 , 4.31 ; h)= nu . . ; Od. 6.125 . [In signf. I always perispom. In signf. II perispom. exc. when short, Hdn.Gr. 2.39 , al. ; enclit. when short, sts. in codd., as Il. 23.485 (Pap. in 21.304 , etc. ; oxyt. when = dh/ , Tyrannioap.Hdn.Gr. 2.27 ; kaq' o(malismo/n or kat' e)/gklisin when=dh/, Sch. Ar. 414 , Sch. A.R. 1.664 ). In codd. usu. perispom. in both senses, A. 82 , 242 , 246 , S. 705 , 324 , Ar. 414 , 758 , 922 , etc. ; even nu^n is written nu=n in codd. vett. Pi. passim, also in S. 87 , 92 , etc. ; hence nun may freq. be restored where the sense requires it. The accent of toi/nu_^n perh. shows that both nu^n and nu_n could be enclitic.—Position : in signf. I nu=n can occupy any position ; in signf. II it prefers (like other enclitics, but also like a)/n, de/, ga/r , etc.) the second place in the sentence, e.g. pro/s nu/n se patro/s S. 468 , cf. 1333 ; a)po/ nu/n me lei/pet' h)/dh Id. 1177 (lyr.) ; meta/ nun do/s E. 56 (lyr.) ; nu (always enclitic) precedes other enclitics and allows only de/ to precede.] (Cf. Skt. nú, n[umacracute], nūnám, O E. nū 'now', etc.) nu/namai [u^], Cret. for du/namai, 8.20 , 12.32 . nu^na^to/s, a/, o/n, Cret. for dunato/s, 4992a iii 3 , al. nu=n dh/, stronger form of nu=n, with pres., now, even now, Pl. 462b , al., 597 , etc. with past tenses, just now, a(\ n. d. e)gw\ e)/legon Pl. 329c , cf. 61e , 448a . with fut., now, without further delay, n. d. su\ dhlw/seis X. 4.1.23 . n. d. me\n . . , n. de\ . . , E. 233 (anap.), Pl. 683e . nu_ni/, Att. form of nu=n, strengthd. by -i_ demonstr., now, at this moment, mostly of the present, IG 12.98.3 , etc. : freq. in Com., Ar. 325 , 290 , Pherecr. 41 , Men. 27 , etc. : less freq. with past tenses, w(=n n. die/balle D. 18.14 ; n. sunelhlu/qamen Isoc. 6.7 ; n. e)boulh/qh Is. 1.20 ; n. bohqh/santes sunkateta/ttonto 22.237.11 (iv B. C.) : also with fut., n. de\ peira/somai Aeschin. 2.25 , cf. Isoc. 18.35 : c. aor. imper., n. metagnw/tw Th. 4.92 : rarely in the sense, as the case stands (cf. nu=n 1.4 ), D. 21.129 , Lycurg. 31 .—Never in Trag. ( E. 306 is corrupt) : Com. also have nunmeni/, for nuni\ me/n, Ar. 448 ; nundi/, for nuni\ de/, Id. 1357 , Antiph. 190.16 ; cf. nungari/, for nuni\ ga/r, Eust. 45.3 . nu/nnion, to/, and nu/nnios, o(, lullaby, Hsch. nu/c, nukto/s, h(, night : either generally, mght-season (opp. day), or a night, n. a)mbrosi/h Il. 24.363 ; n. a)/mbrotos Od. 11.330 ; but n. o)loh/ ib. 19 , Il. 16.567 , cf. infr. Il. 3 , III ; nukto/s by night, as Adv., Od. 13.278 , etc. ; ou)/te n. ou)/t' e)c h(me/ras S. 780 ; nukto\s e)/ti while it was still night, Hdt. 9.10 ; also th=s nukto/s Alex. 78.3 , 148 ; n. th=sde S. 21 ; a)/kras n. at dead of night, ib. 285 (but a)/krh| nukti/ at night-fall, Arat. 775 , a)kro/qi nukto/s on the verge of dawn, Id. 308 ) ; a)wri\ nukto/s, tw=n nuktw=n, v. a)wri/ : in pl., tw=n nuktw=n at nights, Ar. 668 : rarely, nukti/ Hdt. 7.12 ; n. th=|de S. 644 ; nu/kta the night long, nu/kta fula/ssein to watch the night through, Il. 10.312 , Od. 5.466 : pl., nu/ktas i)au/ein Il. 9.325 , Od. 5.154 , etc. ; du/w nu/ktas, trei=s n., ib. 388 , 17.515 : in Att. , o(/lhn th\n n. Pherecr. 177 , Amphis 20.4 ; th\n nu/xq' o(/lhn Eub. 3 ; ta\s nu/ktas Diph. 32.14 ; o(/las ge kai\ pa/sas ta\s n. X. 4.54 ; nu/ktas te kai\ h)=mar Il. 5.490 ; nu/ktas te kai\ h(me/ras Pl. 151a ; ou)/te nu/kt' ou)/q' h(me/ran E. 187 ; th\n nu/xq' o(/lhn th/n q' h(me/ran Eub. 53.1 ; nu/kta h(me/ran poiou/menos a)po/steilon (kata/pemyon), i. e. without delay, 314.7 , 5.514.3 (both iii B. C.) ; me/sai nu/ktes midnight, Sapph. 52 , Pl. 621b ; peri\ m. nu/ktas X. 7.8.12 ; e)n me/sw| nuktw=n Id. 5.3.52 ; prwi/+teron me/swn nuktw=n Th. 8.101 ; e)/cw me/swn n. D. 54.26 . freq. with Preps., a)na\ nu/kta by night, Il. 14.80 ; a)na\ pa=san n. all night through, Paus. 1.32.4 ; dia\ nu/kta Od. 19.66 , etc. ; ei)s nu/kta, ei)s th\n n., towards night, X. 11.4 , 4.6.7 ; e)n nutti/ (nukti/), opp. ped' a)me/ran, 2.14 , 527.40 (Dreros, iii B.C.) ; kata\ nu/kta Ar. 561 (lyr.) ; u(po\ nu/kta to wards nightfall, Th. 4.67 , X. 2.19 ; meta\ nu/ktas by night, Pi. 6.6 ; meq' h(me/ran kai\ dia\ nukto/s all through the night, Pl. 117e ; e)k nukto/s after nightfall, X. 1.4.2 , LXX 26.9 , etc. ; e)k pollh=s e)/ti nukto/s D.H. 6.67 ; e)k nuktw=n Thgn. 460 , A. 287 , E. 13 , 17 (both anap.) ; e)k nukto\s ei)s nu/kta Pl. 368b ; po/rrw tw=n nuktw=n far into the night, Id. 217d , 310c ; e)pi\ nukti/ by night, Il. 8.529 ; e)f' h(me/rh| ai( d' e)pi\ nukti/ Hes. 102 ; e)n nukti/ A. 653 , X. 1.9 , etc. ; o)yi/a| e)n n. Pi. 4(3).36 ; e)n n. th=| nu=n S. 16 ; nu/ktessin e)/n q' a(me/rais Pi. 4.130 . in pl., watches of the night, ib. 256 ; three such, paroi/xwken de\ ple/wn nu\c tw=n du/o moira/wn, trita/th d' e)/ti moi=ra le/leiptai Il. 10.252 ; tri/xa nukto\s e)/hn, for tri/ton me/ros th=s nukto\s h)=n, it was the third watch, i. e. next before morning, Od. 12.312 . metaph. of darkness, nukti\ kalu/yai Il. 5.23 , cf. Od. 20.351 , etc. metaph. of death, a)mfi\ de\ o)/sse kelainh\ n. e)ka/luye Il. 5.310 , al. ; n. *(/aidhs te S. 660 . in Comparisons, of anything dark and direful, nukti\ e)oikw/s like night, of Apollo in his wrath, Il. 1.47 , cf. 12.463 , Od. 11.606 ; ta/de nukti\ e)i/+skei what is here he like ns to night, 20.362 ; o)leqri/a n., of a great calamity, S. 1684 (lyr.). *nu/c as pr. n., the goddess of Night, Il. 14.259 , Hes. 17 , 123 , 211 ; N. o)loh/ ib. 224 . the night- or evening-quarter of heaven, the West, pro\s nukto/s ib. 275 . (Cf. Lat. nox, Lith. naktis, Goth. nahts, etc.) nu/cis, ews, h(, pricking, stabbing, Aret. 2.9 , Gal. 1.239 ; stinging, n. skorpi/ou qalassi/ou Dsc. 2.81 ; impact, a)e/ra kata\ nu/cin h)\ yau=sin a)po\ tou= fwto\s e)chliou=sqai Plu. 2.930f . nu^o/s, h(, daughter-in-law, Il. 22.65 , Od. 3.451 , 136 ; daughter-by-marriage of the race of which the husband is a son, Il. 3.49 . bride, wife, Theoc. 18.15 ; cj. in 12.53.5 ( Mel. ) :—e)nuo/s is f.l. in Poll. 3.32 . (I.- E. snu^so/s, cf. Skt.snusā, OHG. snur, Lat. nurus, etc.) nuri/zei: nu/ssei, cu/ei, and nurw=n: nu/sswn, cu/wn, Hsch. , cf. Suid. *nu=sa, hs, h(, Nysa, name of several mountains sacred to Dionysus, 26.5 , etc. :—Adj. *nu/sios [u_], a, on, 17 , S. 699 codd. (lyr.) (n., o(, = kisso/s , Ps.- Dsc. 2.179 ) ; *nu_sh/i+os, Ar. 215 (lyr.) :— fem. *nu_sa_i/+s, i/+dos, Str. 12.8.17 ; *nu_sai=oi, oi(, inhabitants of N., Id. 15.1.8 . nu/sa, h(, = de/ndron , Pherecyd. 178 J. nu=sos, = xwlo/s , Syrac. word, Nonn. 9.22 , 280.16 . nu/ssa, hs, h(, in a race-course, = kampth/r , turning-post, Il. 23.332 , 344 ; e)n nu/ssh| e)gxrimfqh/tw, of the near horse, ib. 338 , cf. Theoc. 24.119 : metaph., turning-point of the recurrent nerve, Gal. 16.4 . starting-and winning-post, toi=si d' a)po\ nu/sshs te/tato dro/mos Il. 23.758 , Od. 8.121 : metaph., n. a)oidh=s i)qu/nein Opp. 3.11 . nusshi/+tas, o(, Pythag. name for 9 , 58 (dub. l.). nu/ssw, Att. nu/ttw, Pass. , pf. ne/nugmai Gal. 10.221 : aor. 1 e)nu/xqhn D.L. 2.109 , Gal. 10.390 : aor. 2 e)nu/ghn [u^], 3 sg. opt. nugei/h ib. 401 ; part. nu^gei/s Chrysipp.Stoic. 2.233 , Gal. 13.565 , 3.129.6 ( D.L. ) :—touch with a sharp point, prick, stab, pierce, e)/gxei+ nu/ce Il. 5.579 ; xei/ressi . . a)spi/da nu/sswn 16.704 ; xqo/na . . i(/ppoi nu/ssontes xhlh=|si dinting the earth with their hoofs, Hes. 62 ; a)gkw=ni nu/cas having nudged him with the elbow, Od. 14.485 , cf. Theoc. 21.50 , Plu. 2.79e , etc. ; gnwmidi/w| gnw/mhn n. prick it (and see what is in it), Ar. 321 ; ge/ontan. 'beard the lion in his den', Diogenian. 1.52 . metaph., sting, Phld. p.64O. ; nu/cas o( lo/gos Luc. 71 , cf. Porph. 1.49 . impinge upon, esp. of sense-impressions, Plot. 4.5.1 , 6.6.12 :— Pass. , Chrysipp. l. c., Alex.Aphr. 130.15 . Pass. , of the neu=ra, suffer lesion ( nu/gma 1.2 ), Gal.ll.cc. nu/st-agma, atos, to/, nap, short sleep, LXX 33.15 . nust-agmo/s, o(, drowsiness, Hp. 10 , LXX 131(132).4 , al. : in pl., Porph. I. 28 . nust-a/zw, fut. -a/cw LXX 5.27 : aor. e)nu/staca Thphr. 7.8 , LXX 4.6 , al. ; e)nu/stasa Dionys.Com. 2.43 , 12.135 ( Asclep. ) :— mostly pres., to be half asleep, doze, nusta/zonta ou)de/na a)\n i)/dois X. 8.3.43 ; w(/sper oi( nusta/zontes e)geiro/menoi Pl. 31a ; o)fqalmoi\ ple/ontes w(/sper tw=n nustazo/ntwn Hp. 7.17 ; ou)xi\ nusta/zein e)/ti w(/ra <*>sti/n Ar. 639 , cf. Xenarch. 2.1 , 185 ; nusta/zontos dikastou= Pl. 405c : metaph., n. te kai\ a)porei= Id. 533a ; to\n nusta/zonta kai\ a)maqh= fu/sei Id. 747b ; e)/n tini in a thing, Plu. 2.675b . hang the head, e)da/krusen kai\ e)nu/stase l.c. (Cf. Lith. snústi (stem snúd-) 'grow drowsy'.) nust-akth/s, ou=, o(, drowsy, u(/pnos Ar. 12 , Alciphr. 3.46 . nust-aktikw=s, Adv. in a drowsy way, Gal. 19.91 . nust-a^le/os, a, on, drowsy, Aret. 2.6 , Hsch. nu/st-a^los, on, drowsy, gero/ntion 875 (-le/on Kock), cf. D.L. 6.77 :— written nustalogero/ntion in 609.38 . nu/st-acis, ews, h(, drowsiness, Hsch.s.v.nw=kar. nu/ttw, Att. for nu/ssw. nu/xa^ [u^], Adv.,=nu/ktwr, Hsch. nu^x-ai=os, a, on,=nu/xios, Theognost. 52 . nu^x-augh/s, e/s, shining by night, Orph. 3.7 , 71.8 . nu^x-egresi/a, h(, = nukthgresi/a , 5.263 (Paul. Sil.). -<e>i/a, h(, = nu/xeuma , Hsch. nu^/x-eios, a, on, = nu/xios , Orph. 9.6 (nuxi/a codd.). nu^/x-euma, atos, to/, nightly watch, pou= nuxeuma/twn xa/ris; E. 1136 (lyr., dub. l.). nu^x-eu/w, fut. -eu/sw Nic. 74.8 :— watch the night through, pass the night, da/krusi n. E. 181 (lyr.), cf. 520 , 10 , 11.13 (lyr.) ; *nu/mfh|sin with them, Nic.l.c. nu^xhbo/ros, on, devouring by night, v.l. for mul-, mux- , Nic. 446 . nuxq-hmerh/sios, a, on, = sq., Tz.ad Hes. 412 . nuxq-hmerino/s, h/, o/n, = sq., dia/sthma Cleom. 1.6 . nuxq-h/meros, a, on, lasting a day and night, dro/moi 15 ; plou=s Scymn. 957 . as Subst. nuxq-h/meron, to/, a night and a day, the space of 24 hours, 11.25 , Gal. 7.508 , Cleom. 1.6 , Ptol. 3.9 , Herm. ap. Stob. 1.21.9 , 5.8 . S, etc. nu/xios [u^], a, on, also os, on E. 1273 (lyr.), Tim. II, parodied by Macho ap. Ath. 8.341d :— nightly, i.e. of persons, doing a thing by night, n. katale/cetai Hes. 523 (v.l.), cf. 991 , A. 588 , etc. ; a)nh\r d' e)kte/tatai n. as in nightly sleep, S. 857 (lyr.). belonging to night, n. fqe/gmata Id. 1147 (lyr.) ; e)nopai/, go/oi, E. 1277 , 141 (both lyr.) : in late Prose, n. qeo/s Dam. 273 . of places, dark as night, gloomy, nuxi/an pla/ka A. 953 (lyr.) ; di' a(/la n. E. 211 (lyr.) ; a)/ntra Id. 1224 (lyr.) ; u(po\ me/laqra nu/xia, i.e. into the nether world, Id. 177 (lyr.) ; xa/os Ar. 698 : in later Prose, to\ tw=n a)/ntrwn n. Porph. 9 . nu/xma, to/, = nu/gma (q. v.). = o)/neidos , Hsch. ; cf. nw=xma. nu/xos, eos, to/, = nu/c , S.E. 1.243 , Hsch. , Phot. , etc. nw/, v. e)gw/ III. nw=|, dat. of nou=s. nw/ga^l-a, ta/, dainties, sweetmeats, eaten after dinner, dessert, like trwga/lia , Antiph. 65 , Ephipp. 24 . nwga^l-e/os: lampro/s, Zonar. Adv. -e/ws Id. nwga^/l-euma, atos, to/, in pl., = nw/gala , Arar. 8 . nwga^l-eu/w, munch dainties or sweetmeats, Suid. nwga^l-i/zw, = foreg., Alex. 275 : pf. Pass. e)nwga/listai in Eub. 15.7 is f.l. for nenwg-. nwga^/l-isma, atos, to/, in pl., = nw/gala , Poll. 6.62 . nwdoge/rwn, ontos, o(, toothless old man, Com.Adesp. 1090 . nwdo/s, h/, o/n, (neg. Particle n(ě)-, o)dou/s) toothless, Ar. 715 , 266 , Phryn.Com. 79 , Eub. 146 , Arist. 1068a7 , Phoen. 5.3 (dub. l.), Theoc. 9.21 . nwdo/ths, htos, h(, toothlessness, Porph. 137.3 . nwdu^n-i/a, h(, relief from pain, te/ktona nwduni/as Pi. 3.6 , cf. Theoc. 17.63 . nw/du^n-os, on, ( n(ě)-, o)du/nh) = a)nw/dunos (q. v.), painless, nw/dunon ka/maton tiqe/nai Pi. 8.50 . Act. , soothing pain, fu/llon ti n. S. 44 . nw=e, v. e)gw/ III. nw/q-eia, h(, slowness, sluggishness, Pl. 235d , 195c , Luc. 22 , Babr. 95.70 , Poll. 3.122 , Ael. 16.21 . nwq-h/s, e/s, sluggish, slothful, o)/nos Il. 11.559 ; n. kw=lon E. 819 ; i(/ppos -e/steros Pl. 30e ; n. ki/nhsis Arist. 503b8 ; ta\ go/nata nwqh/s Luc. 16 ; of fire, dull, opp. o)cu/s, Thphr. 5.9.3 ( Comp. ) ; of earth, opp. water, etc., Pl. 86a ( Sup. ). of the understanding, dull, stupid, katefai/neto ei)=nai -e/steros (sc. o( pai=s) Hdt. 3.53 ; nwqh\s to\n no/on Hp. 17 , cf. A. 62 , Pl. 310e ( Comp. ). neut. nwqe/s as Adv., Poll. 4.81 : Sup. -e/stata D.C. 59.4 . nwq-ouri/s, i/dos, h(, = ballwth/ , Ps.- Dsc. 3.103 . nw/q-ouros, on, ( ou)ra/ 1.2 ) frigidus in venerem, Com.Adesp. 1352 . nwqr-a/s, a/dos, h(, = ballwth/ , Ps.- Dsc. 3.103 . nwqr-ei/a, h(, sluggishness, torpor, indolence, Erot. s.v. blakeu/ein , Aristid.Quint. 2.3 , v.l. in Poll. 3.122 . nwqr-epiqe/ths, ou, o(, slow to begin, Arist. 813a3 . nwqr-eu/w, to be sluggish or torpid, Poll. 1.159 , Aq. 19.8 :—also in Med. , of persons, Hyp. 5 ; nenwqreume/noi Hp. 600 ; of tumours, nenwqreume/na accompanied by torpor, ib. 60 . to be poorly, indisposed, PGiss. 17.6 (ii A. D.) :— Med. , 6.717.5 (ii A. D.). nwqr-i/a, lon. nwqr-i/h, = nwqrei/a , Hp. 1.141 , 205 , Herod. 4.53 , Ptol. 141 ; indisposition, PAmh. 2.78.15 (ii A. D.). nwqr-i^a/w, = nwqreu/omai I, Dsc. nwqro-ka/rdios, on, slow of heart, LXX 12.8 , Hsch. nwqro-poio/s, o/n, making sluggish, Eust. 1395.31 . nwqr-o/s, a/, o/n, = nwqh/s , Hp. 10 , 1.102 , 117 , etc. ; n. sfugmoi/ Id. 136 , Aret. 2.9 ; kataforh\ n. falling into a heavy sleep, Hp. 3.6 , cf. Nic. 165 ; n. kinh/seis Arist. 696b6 ; n. su/nesis Demetr.Lac. 1014.58 ; th=| kinh/sei n. Arist. 622b32 ; n. o(di/ths Call. 275 ; nwqro/teros th\n a)koh/n Hld. 5.1 . Adv. - qrw=s Archyt. I ; leisurely, gradually, Hp. 2.7 : neut. as Adv., o)/mmasi nwqra\ ble/pousa 5.54 ( Diosc. ). of the mind, n. kai\ lh/qhs ge/montes Pl. 144b , cf. Amips. 16 ( Comp. ) ; sto/mata Anaxipp. 1.44 ( Comp. ) ; n. kai\ mwroi/ Arist. 954a31 ; h(su/xios kai\ n. Plb. 31.23.11 ; nwqrai=s e)lpi/sin Babr. 16.7 . Adv. a)gennw=s kai\ nwqrw=s Plb. 3.90.6 . Act. , making sluggish, no/toi Hp. 3.5 , cf. S.E. 6.48 . nwqr-o/ths, htos, h(, = nwqrei/a , Hp. 1.13 , 70 , Arist. 1390b30 ; h( e)k tou= gh/rws n. LXX 4.5 : pl., Gal. 8.161 . nwqr-w/dhs, es, accompanied by torpor, r(i/gea Hp. 14 . nwqw/dhs, es, of persons, lethargic, Aret. 2.5 . nw=i+, v. e)gw/ III. nwi/+teros [i^], a, on, of or from us two, Il. 15.39 , Od. 12.185 ; = h(me/teros , Euph. 9.9 . nw=kar, a^ros, to/, lethargy, coma, Nic. 189 , Hsch. ; expld. by ste/rhsis th=s yuxh=s, Hdn.Gr. 2.770 . as Adj., slothful, sleepy, Suid. nwka^rw/dhs, es, = foreg. II, Diph. 18.7 . nwkeli/s, i/dos, h(, = nwxeli/s , Ps.- Dsc. 3.103 . nwleme/s, Adv. without pause, unceasingly, n. ai)ei/ Il. 9.317 , 17.385 , Od. 16.191 , etc. ; oi( d' ai)ei\ . . n. e)gxri/mptonto Il. 17.413 : without ai)ei/, ma/xhn a)li/aston e)/xousi n. 14.58 ; later, firmly, n. e)rri/zwqen A.R. 2.605 :—also nwleme/ws, po/non t' e)xe/men kai\ o)i+zu\n n. Il. 13.3 ; n. e)xe/men persevere, 5.492 ; but n. ktei/nonto they were murdered without pause, i.e. one after the other, Od. 11.413 .— Ep. word, used by Tyrt. 5.5 , 12.17 . nw=ma, v. no/hma. pl., owner's marks, brands, on cattle, Hsch. (fort. gnw/mata). = qre/mmata , Id. nwm-a/w, Iterat.impf. nw/maske Mosch. 4.108 :— Med. , v.infr. : (ne/mw A.I.I) :—deal out, distribute, esp. food and drink at festivals, Il. 1.471 , Od. 3.340 , etc. ; n. fia/laisin a)mpe/lou pai=da pour wine into the several cups, Pi. 9.51 ; n. propo/seis Critias 1.7 D. ( ne/mw A. III. 2 ) direct, guide, of weapons, implements, etc., handle, wield, e)n pala/mh|si pelw/rion e)/gxos e)nw/ma Il. 5.594 ; oi)=d' e)pi\ decia/, oi)=d' e)p' a)ristera\ nwmh=sai bw=n 7.238 ; skh=ptron d' ou)/t' o)pi/sw ou)/te proprhne\s e)nw/ma 3.218 ; a)/leison . . meta\ xersi\n e)nw/ma Od. 22.10 ; a)ei\ ga\r po/da nho\s e)nw/mwn managed the sheet, 10.32 ; nho\s . . oi)h/i+a nwma=|s 12.218 ; a(ni/a xersi\ n. Pi. 1.15 ; drive, n. di/frous Id. 4.18 ; n. ku/lika Theophil. 2.5 :— Med. , nwmh/sasqai sa/kos Q.S. 3.439 . metaph., e)n pru/mnh| po/lews oi)/aka nwmw=n A. 3 ; nw/ma dikai/w| phdali/w| strato/n Pi. 1.86 ; pa=n e)pi\ te/rma n. A. 781 (lyr.) ; nwma=t' w)keano/n, nwma=q' a(/la, de/ndrea/ t' au)/tws Orph. 38.8 , etc. : abs., to be the guiding power, S. 941.11 . of the limbs of the human body, ply, gou/nat' e)n. Il. 10.358 ; o)/mma Parm. 1.35 ; fuga=| po/da n. S. 468 (lyr.) ; n. o)fru/n move the brow, A. 288 ; ptero\n ai)qe/ri n. 9.339 ( Arch. ) ; ph/da . . pamfue\s nwmw=n de/mas 42(1).130.19 (Epid.). metaph., of the mind, turn over, e)ni\ fresi\ ke/rde' e)nw/mas thou didst use to turn wiles over in the mind, Od. 18.216 ; ke/rdea nwmw=n 20.257 ; ply nimbly, e)n sth/qessi no/on polukerde/a nwma=n 13.255 . observe, nwmw=ntes . . si=ta a)naireome/nous observing them in the act of foraging, Hdt. 4.128 ; of soothsayers, e)n w)si\ n. kai\ fresi/n . . xrhsthri/ous o)/rniqas A. 25 ; w)= pa/nta nwmw=n, *teiresi/a S. 300 , cf. E. 1256 ; to\ nwma=n kai\ to\ skopei=n tau)to/n Pl. 411d ; so prob. in 373 a)mfi\ e(/ nwmh/sas peering round him. Med. , = ne/momai , possess, occupy, xw/ran, nh=son, 2.511.56 , al. (Crete, ii B. C.).—Poet. word, exc. in Hdt. and Pl.Il.cc. and in signf. III. nwm-h/simos, on, f.l. for lwbh/simos , Nic. 73.3 . nw/m-hsis, ews, h(, observation, ske/yin kai\ n. Pl. 411d . motion, Suid. nwm-h/twr, oros, o(, one who distributes, Doroth. ap. Heph.Astr. 3.30 , Man. 6.357 . one who guides, moves, etc., Nonn. 12.20 , 48.165 . nw=|n, Att. for nw=i+n, v. e)gw/ III. nwnu^m-i/a, h(, namelessness, Hsch., 10.420 (Phrygia). nw/nu^m-os, in Ep. also nw/numnos (so in a metrical epitaph, 36.230 (Rhodes, iii B. C.)), on, ( n(ě)-, o)/numa, o)/noma) nameless, inglorious, nwnu/mnous a)pole/sqai a)p' *)/argeos Il. 12.70 ; geneh/n ge qeoi\ nw/numnon o)pi/ssw qh=kan Od. 1.222 , cf. 14.182 , Hes. 154 , Pi. 10(11).51 , A. 1003 (lyr.), S. 1084 (lyr.), 123B. unnamed, i.e. lacking o)/noma, Democr. 26 . Act. , not naming, Call. 2080.57 (nisi leg. ou)demih=| . . nwnumni/ (or nwnu^m-nei/), without being named) : c. gen., *sapfou=s nw/numos without naming Sappho, i. e. without knowledge of her, 7.17 (Tull. Laur.). nwpe/omai, to be downcast, lon Hist. 1 , Phot. s.v. nenw/phtai ( Hsch. also has e)nw/phtai (sic)). nwrei=: e)nergei=, Hsch. nw/remnos: me/gas, polu/s, Id. ; but also, katw/tatos, a)sqenh/s, e)/sxatos, platu/s, Id. nw=roy, opos, o(, h(, Ep. epith. of xalko/s, flashing, Il. 2.578 , al. ; later, simply, bright, n. pe/plw| Nonn. 32.14 . nwsa/menos, nw/sasqai, v. noe/w. nw=sis, v. no/hsis. nwta^gwg-e/w, carry on the back, Clearch. ap. Ath. 6.258b . nwta^gwg-o/s, o/n, carrying burdens, of animals, 25 . nwt-ai=os, a, on, poet. = nwtiai=os , Nic. 317 . nwt-a/kmwn, onos, o(, h(, with mailed back, Batr. 294 . nwt-a/rhs, es, (ai)/rw) carrying on the back, Suid. nwt-eu/s, e/ws, o(, beast of burden, Poll. 2.180 , Hsch. nwt-hgo/s, o/n , (a)/gw) = nwtagwgo/s, i(/ppoi 24 . nwt-iai=os, a, on, spinal, n. a)/rqra the spinal vertebrae, E. 841 ; n. muelo/s Hp. 5.18 , Pl. 74a ; o( n., without muelo/s, Hp. 45 ; n. a)/kanqa Diog. Apoll. 6 . lepi\s n. back-plate, Ph. 63.46 . nwt-ia/s, a/dos, h(, fem. Adj., = foreg., fqi/sis Hp. 2.51 . nwt-i^da^no/s, o(, a kind of galeo/s I, Arist. 310 ; called e)pinwtideu/s by Epaenet. ap. Ath. 7.294d . nwt-i/zw, only in aor. exc. in compd. a)po-, turn one's back, oi( de\ . . pro\s fugh\n e)nw/tisan turned their backs and fled, E. 1141 : c. acc. cogn., pali/ssuton dra/mhma nwti/sai S. 193 : abs., nwti/sas que/tw 2.342 (Phanagoria). cover the back of, bre/fos E. 654 (lyr.). skim the surface of, po/nton nwti/sai A. 286 . Med. , nwti/sasqai carry on the back, Hsch. nw/t-ios, on, collat. form of nwtiai=os, Philox. 2.28 (s.v.l.) ; n. spo/nduloi Ti.Locr. 100a . nw/t-isma, atos, to/, (nwti/zw II) that which covers the back, e.g. wings, 541 . nwto-ba^te/w, mount the back, sens. obsc., 12.238 ( Pass. , Strat. ). walk over the ridge of, tu/mbous ib. 7.175 ( Antiphil. ). nwto/-graptos, on, having markings on the back, Arist. 297 , Eust. 1960.20 . nwto-kope/w, break an animal's back, slaughter it, Thd. 13.13 , 66.3 . nw=ton, to/, or nw=tos, o(, pl. always nw=ta, ta/ in early writers ( oi( nw=toi LXX 7.19(33) ) : the gender of thesg. is undetermined in Hom. and Hes. ; neut. in Pi. 1.28 , 4.83 , E. 237 , 643 , Ar. 289 , 747 , Antiph. 132.6 (anap.), and always in Att. acc. to Phryn. 257 , etc. : acc. nw=ton is masc. in Hp. 2 .<*> 0 , 40 , X. 3.3 (as cited by Hdn.Gr. 1.215 ), Arist. 512b17 , 544a6 , Ephor. 224J. :—back, both cf men and animals : sg., of a man, Il. 5.147 , 13.289 , etc. ; of a boar, fri/sseinw=ton ib. 473 ; n. . . o)/i+os kai\ pi/onos ai)go/s 9.207 ; of horses, e)pi\ nw=ton e)i+=sai 2.765 ; of an eagle, Pi. 1.9 : pl. freq. used in Poets in sense of sg., dra/kwn e)pi\ nw=ta dafoino/s Il. 2.308 , cf. Od. 6.225 , etc. : sts. in Ep. of the chine of an animal served as food, nw=ta boo\s . . pi/ona ib. 4.65 ; nw/toisin d' *)odush=a dihneke/essi ge/rairen 14.437 , cf. Il. 7.321 ; of men in battle, ta\ nw=ta e)ntre/yai to turn the back, i.e. flee, Hdt. 7.211 ; nw=ton e)pistre/yai Orac.ib. 141 ; sn\ mh\ dw=|s n. mhdeni/ 21.8 (ii B. C.) ; dote/on ta\ n. Plu. 2.787f ; dei=cai nw=ta Id. 12 (this phrase also of the winner in a race, 9.557 (Antip. Thess.)) ; pi/ptein e)pi\ nw/tw| A. 91 (lyr.) ; kata\ nw/tou in rear, kata\ nw/tou gene/sqai tino/s Hdt. 1.9 , 10 ; to\ strato/pedon kata\ n. labei=n ib. 75 ; kata\ n. bohqei=n Th. 1.62 , etc. ; kata\ nw=ta Theoc. 22.84 ; back of the finger, Procop. Gaz. 168.11 . metaph., any wide surface, esp. of the sea, e)p' eu)re/a nw=ta qala/sshs Il. 2.159 , Od. 3.142 , cf. Hes. 762 ; e)n nw/toisi ponti/as a(lo/s E. 129 ; po/ntou 'pi\ nw/tois ib. 774 ; also of the land, sxi/ze n. ga=s Pi. 4.228 , cf. 26 ; xqono\s n. E. 46 ; of the sky, a)steroeide/a n. ai)qe/ros Id. 114a p. Ar. 1067 (lyr.) ; e)pi\ tw=| tou= ou)ranou= n. Pl. 247c ; but e(/spera n. the evening, i.e. western, sky, E. 731 (lyr.). ridge of a hill or rock, Pi. 7.87 , E. 128 (lyr.) ; of a tomb, Id. 842 , etc. ; of a chariot, Id. 572 (anap.) ; of a saw, 6.204 ( Leon. ). nave of a wheel, LXX l.c. back of a page, Gal. 15.624 ; ta\ kata\ nw/tou 1725.9 (iii A.D.). (Perh. cf. Lat. na^te_s.) nwtoplh/c, h=gos, o(, h(, with scourged back, = mastigi/as , of slaves, Ar. 830 , Pherecr. 89 . nwtostrofe/w, turn the back, Gloss. nwtofor-e/w, carry on the back, D.S. 2.54 : abs., Id. 17.105 , Vett. Val. 77.14 . nwtofor-i/a, h(, carrying on the back, D.S. 2.54 . nwto/for-os, on, carrying on the back, o)/noi 215.6 (iii B. C.) ; u(pozu/gia ib. 292.283 (iii B. C.) ; a)/ndres LXX 2.18(17) ; kth/nh n. beasts of burden, 200.14 (Axum, iv A. D.). Subst. nwtofo/ros, o(, carrier, porter, PPetr. 3p.139 (iii B. C.), LXX 34.13 , 115.7 (ii B. C.). neut. nwtofo/ron, to/, beast of burden, X. 6.2.34 (but n. h(mi/onos as cited by Poll. 2.180 , cf. 8.13 (iii B.C.)), D.C. 56.20 . nwfaio/n: a)fane/s, Hsch. nwfalh/<s>: nwqro/s, Id. nwfru/s, = ballwth/ , Ps.- Dsc. 3.103 . nwxali/zei: bradu/nei, Hsch. nwxa^lo/s, h/, o/n, = nwxelh/s , Id. (nox- cod.): Comp. -e/steros, yuxh/ Androcyd. ap. Clem.Al. 7.6.33 . nwxel-eu/omai, to be slothful, Aq. 18.9 , al. ; malinger, dub. in 380.11 (iii A.D.). nwxel-h/s, e/s, slow-moving, sluggish, dull, ai)ei/ pot' e)ste\ nwxelei=s kai\ me/llete S. 142.19 ; to\ duski/nhton kai\ n. Diocl. Fr. 141 , cf. Herm. ap. Stob. 1.49.3 , Vett.Val. 68.12 ; *kro/nou n. du/namis Porph. ap. Eus. 3.11 ; pleura\ nwxelh= no/sw| E. 800 (troch.) ; n. ba/ros Nic. 162 ; nwxele/es kai\ a)nw/numoi Arat. 391 ; a)/nqrwpoi-e/statoi Phld. p.64W. ; e)/klamyis-este/ra 3.3.12 ( v.l. nwqeste/ra ). Subst. nwxele/s, to/, abortion, Hp. 1.78 (nox- codd.). nwxel-i/a, Ep. nwxel-i/h, h(, laziness, sluggishness, braduth=ti/ te nwxeli/h| te Il. 19.411 , cf. Orph. 286 , Vett.Val. 2.6 (pl.), Iamb. 15.65 :—also nwxe/leia, Orib. 58 , Hsch. nwxel-i/s, i/dos, h(, = ballwth/ , Ps.- Dsc. 3.103 . nw=xma: o)/neidos, Hsch. ; cf. nu/xma. nw/y, nw=pos, o(, h(, ( n(ě)-, *o)/ptomai) purblind, Id.