116
arafuss
day’s
march
or
journey,
as
the
distance
travelled
from
station
to
station,
“+
aravpds,
-ob,
6,
stake,
pale.
-oréMe,
f.
07d,
pf.
Zrralka
(§
877.
a),
t0
equip,
array,
send.
arevés,
-q,
-6v,
narrow,
arépavos,
-ov,
6
(orépa,
to
encir-
cle,
crown),
a
crown.
ary,
-ns,
pillar.
oTheyyls,-i8os,
1,
flesh-comb,
scrap-
er.
ordhos,
-ovu,
6
(eTé\\w),
a
setting
Jorth
upon
a
journey
or
march,
expedition,
journey.
ordua,
-aros,
T6,
mouth.
orpdrevpa,
-aros,
T6
(orparein),
armed
force,
division
of
an
ar-
my,
army.
orparevo
(oTpards),
f.-elow
and
oTparetopa,
f.
-eboropar,
to
make
an
expedition,
make
war,
march,
serve
in
arms.
orparnyén
(oTparnyds),
f.
-fow,
to
command
as
general.
orparyyés,
-ob,
6
(orpards,
yw),
leader
of
an
army,
general.
©
eTpard,
-as
(orpards),
army.
oTparioms,
-ov
(arpard),
soldier.
Srparok\ys,
-éovs
(contr.
from
Srparoxhéys,
-écos,
§
115.
B),
Stratocles,
a
commander
of
light-armed
Cretans.
orparoredetw
(orparémedov),
f.
-elow,
and
oftener
grparome-
Sebopar,
f.
~eboopas,
to
encamp,
be
encamped.
otpardmedov,
-ov
(orpards,
médov,
ground),
camp.
:
;
[oTpards,
-0v,
6,
host,
army.]
otpovlds,
-ov,
6,
7,
ostrich
(fully
0
péyas
orpovlds,
the
great
stru-
thus,
in
distinction
from
smaller
birds,
esp.
the
sparrow,
called
by
the
same
name).
SrupdNios,
-ov(Sropcparos,
Stym-
phdlus,
a
town
in
the
mnorth-
eastern
part
of
Arcadia),
a
Stym-
phalian.
ov,
ood
(7
23),
Lat.
tu,
thou,
you.
ovyyiyvopar
(a0v,
ylyvopar,
f.
ye-
vigopas,
Pf.
yeyémpar
and
yé-
VOCABULARY,
ovvépyopat
o.
yova,
2
a.
éyevduny),
to
have
an
interview
with,
hold
intercourse
with.
ovykakéw
(oly,
kaNéw,
f.
-éow,
pf.
kéxkAnka),
to
call
together,
ovykdeio
(olv,
Keio,
f.
-0w),
to
shut
together,
close.
Svévveats,
-t0s,
Syennesis,
king
of
Cilicia,
:
ovNapBive
(ov,
AapBdve,
f.
AMjropar,
pf.
elAnpa,
2
a.
Oa-
Bov),
to
seize,
apprehend,
arrest.
ovA\éyw
(atv,
Néyw,
to
gather),
f.
ovAAéSw,
Pf.
aureiloxa,
to
col-
lect,
trans.
;
Mid.
(2
a.
p.
ovvehé-
yn),
to
collect,
assemble,
in-
trans,
ovpBodw
(ov,
Boda,
f.
Bofoopar),
to
cry
out
together;
ovpBodv
a\\fj\ovs,
to
shout
to
each
other.
ovpBovheto
(aly,
Bovhedo,
f.
-ed-
cw,
pf.
BeBodAevka),
to
advise,
counsel;
Mid.,
fo
consult
to-
gether,
ovpBovlos,
-ov,
6
(atv,
BovAy),
ad-
viser,
counsellor.
ovppayia,-as
(vppayos),
alliance.
adppayos,
ov,
&,
7
(o0v,
pdxopar),
ally.
oupulyvop
(aby,
plyvop,
lo
min-
gle,
f.
pifw),
to
mingle
with,
olumas,
-raca,
-rav,
g.
-ravros,
dons
(atv,
was),
all
together,
the
whole.
ovpmépme
(oly,
mépmo,
f.
“Yao,
pf.
mwémopda),
to
send
with.
ovpmohepéo
(avy,
mohepéw,
f.
ow),
to
make
war
together
with,
assist
in
war.
,
.
ovumopevopar
(avy,
wopetopar,
f.
’
~evgopat),
to
"journey
or
march
with
or
in
company.
oily,
old
form
£dp
(§
70.
v.),
Lat.
cum,
with,
together
with.
ovviye
(oon,
dye,
f.
Ewe,
pf.
fya,
2
a.
ffyayov),
to
bring
together,
collect.
)
ovvdnTe
(oly,
dre,
to
fasten
to,
f.
dy),
to
join.
oUvdeumvos,
-ov,
6
(oly,
deimvov),
a
companion
at
table.
ovvépyopar
(atv,
Epyopat,
f.
Oed-
ouvépxopaL
oopat,
pf.
éAqAvba,
2
a.
H\oy),
to
come
together,
assemble.
ovvndopar
(ovv,
dopa,
f.
jobjoo-
pat),
to
rejoice
with,
congratu-
late.
ovvlnpa,
-aros,
76
(ovvribyu),
watch-word,
pass-word,
vwiotyme
(ovr,
logue,
f.
orjoe,
pf.
éornka),
to
[bring
together
as
friends]
present
or
introduce
fo;
in
the
intrans.
forms,
to
stand
together,
collect.
guvoiba
(ovv,
olda,
f.
eloopar),
to
[know
with]
be
conscious.
ovwribnu
(abv,
Tibpu,
f.
Bow,
pf.
téleika,
a.
éOnka),
to
put
lo-
gether
;
Mid.,
to
make
an
agree-
ment
with.
ovvTopos,
ov
(oly,
Téuva),
concise,
short.
ourrpife
(olv,
Tpifwe,
fo
rub,
bruise,
f.
rpipw,
Pf.
Térpipa),
to
crush.
Svpakdoios,
-ov,
6
(Svpdkogar
or
Svpdkovoar,
Syracuse,
a
cele-
brated
city
upon
the
eastern
coast
of
Sicily),
a
Syracusan.
Svpla,
-as
(Sdpos),
Syria,
a
country
of
western
Asia,
north
of
Arabia.
Sipos,
-ov,
6,
a
Syrian.
ois,
ovds,
6,
5,
Lat.
sus,
hog,
swine.
auxvds,
-1,
-0v,
thick,
many.
cpdrre,
f.
odpafe
(§
274.
8),
to
slay,
slaughter.
opevdor,
7s,
sling.
opevdoviyrys,
-ov
(apevdivn),sling-
er.
ola,
dat.
pl.
of
of.
opddpa
(opodpds,
vehement),
ex-
ceedingly,
greatly.
oxedov,
nearly,
almost.
oxitw,
f.
oxice,
to
split.
oxohd{w
(oxo),
f.
-dow,
to
be
at
leisure.
aol,
is,
leisure.
oofw,
f.
ovow,
pf.
céowka,
to
save,
preserve,
bring
safe;
Pass.
and
Mid.
,
to
be
saved,
arrive
safe.
Swkpdrys,
-cos
(14),
Socra-
tes,—1.
an
Athenian
philoso-
pher,
eminent
for
wisdom’
and
VOCABULARY,
Tehevry)
117
virtue,
teacher
of
Xenophon
Plato,”
&c.;
—2.
an
Achean,
one
of
the
Greek
generals
slain
through
the
treachery
of
Tissa-
phernes.
odos
(§
135),
safe.
copia,
-as
(cofw),
safety,
pres
ervation,
deliverance,
coppovio
(cddpwy,
of
sound
mind),
f.
-jow,
to
be
of
sound
mind,
to
be
wise.
Td\avrav,
-ov,
talent
;
as
a
weight,
=
almost
57
Ib.
;
asa
sum
of
sil-
ver
money,
=
about
$
1056.60.
Taps,
-o,
Tamos,
an
Egyptian,
commander
of
the
fleet
of
Cyrus.
raglapyos,
-ov,
6
(dbus,
dpyw),
the
-
commander
of
a
rifis,
a
taxi-
arch.
rdfis,
-ews,
1
(rdrre),
order,
bat-
tle-array;
division
of
an
army,
cohort.
Tdoyos,rov,
6,
a
Taoghian,
or
one
of
the
Taochi,
an
independent
tribe
upon
the
frontiers
of
Ar:
menia.
:
rapdrre,
f.
-dfw,
to
disturb.
Tapaol,
av,
oi,
or
Tapads,
-ab,
7,
Tarsus,
chief
city
of
Cilicia.
Tdrre,
f.
rdf,
pf.
Téraya
(§
274)
to
arrange,
station
in
order.
ratrd,
for
ra
alrd
(§
39);
Taira,
neut.
pl.
of
odros.
rdgos,
-ov,
6
(farrw),
grave,
tomb.
Td¢pos,
-ov,
7,
trench,
ditch.
Taxéws
(Taxis),
swiftly,
rapidly.
Tdyos,
-€os,
16
(Taxis),
swiftness,
speed.
Tayvs,
ela,
-0,
swift,
quick
;
raxv,
as
adv.,
quickly,
suddenly,
soon.
té,
both,
and.
It
is
commonly
placed
immediately
after
the
word
which
it
should
precede
in
translation.
See
{¢
673.
a,
732.
Teixos,
-€os,
T6,
wall,
Te\evralos,
-a,
-ov
(Tekevr),
last.
relevrdw
(Tehevry),
-fow,
to
com-
plete,
finish;
to
die.
televry),
-is
(réhos),
completion,
end,
esp.
of
life.
: