118
Telos
TéNos,
-eos,
74,
end,
resull;
ace.
as
adv.
({
440),
at
last,
finally.
réuo,
f.
reud,
pf.
vérpnka,
2
a.
érepov
and
Erapov
(§
277.
B),
to
cut.
Térapros,
-n,
-ov
(rérrapes),
fourth.
Terpakigyiliot,
-ai,
-a
(Terpdkus,
Jour
times,
yi\wd),
four
thou-
sand.
TeTpakdeoiot,
-at,
~a
(Térrapes,
éxa-
dv),
four
hundred.
TeTpamAdos,
-0n,
-6ov,
CONT.
TeTpa-
wAous,
~1,
-ovv
{rérrapes,
-whoos,
§
138.
4),
fourfold,
quadruple.
rérrapes,
-pa
(9
21),
four.
rexyikids
(téywm,
art),
artfully.
Tpepoy
(npépa),
adv.,
to-day.
rin,
f.
Ogow,
pf.
réfeka,
a.
&
Onka
(9
50),
to
put,
set,
place;
rifeabar
Ta
Oma,
lo
stand
in
arms,
stand
to
one’s
arms.
ride
(Td),
f.
-fow,
pf.
reriunka
(9
45),
to
honor.
.
Tip,
fs
(rio,
to
pay
honor),
honor.
TepiBalos,
-ov,
Tiribazus,
satrap
of
Armenia.
Tis,
Ti,
g.
Twds,
some,
some
one,
any
one,
any,
a,
a
certain.
See
“24,
§%
152,
517
f,
732.
ris,
7,
g.
Tivos,
who!
which?
what?
See
924,
§§
152,
535
1,
729.
Exc.
Ticoapéprys,
-eos
(see
Notes
on
Less.
XV.
3),
Tissaphernes,
satrap
of
Caria,
noted
for
his
wily,
intriguing,
and
treacher-
ous
character.
nrpdokw,
f.
pose
(§
285),
lo
wound.
roi
(§
732),
surely,
certainly.
rovyapodv
(tol,
ydp,
ov),
therefore,
accordingly.
rolvoy
(tol,
vuv),
therefore.
TOL0UTOS,
TOLAUTY),
TOLOUTO
OF
-0v
(39
97.
x.,
150),
such.
rofebw
(réfov,
bow),
f.
-elow,
to
shoot
with
a
bow.
robs,
-ov
(rdfov),
bowman,
ar-
cher.
rémos,
-ov,
6,
a
spot,
place.
TOU
0UTOS,
TOTAUTY,
TOTOUTO
OT
-0¥
VOCABULARY.
irdye
(89
97.
N.,
150),
so
much,
pl.
so
many.
rire
(%]
63),
at
that
time,
then,
Tpdnela,
-ns,
table.
Tpatpa,
-aros,
76,
wound.
pets,
Tpia
(9
21),
Lat.
tres,
THREE
Tpérw,
f.
TpéYro,
pf.
rérpoda
and
rérpada
(§
259.
a),
to
turn,
trans.;
Mid.
(2
a.
érpamdpny),
lo
turn
one’s
self,
turn,
intrans.
tpépw,
f.
OpéYo,
pf.
Térpoda
(§
263.
5),
to
nourish,
support.
Tpéxw,
f.
Opéfopar,
commonly
8pa-
wotpar,
pf.
8eSpdunka,
2
a.
Epa-
pov
(§
301.
5),
to
run.
Tpudkovra
(tpeis),
indecl.,
thirty
Tpupns,
-es
(rpis,
dp-,
to
fit,
§
285),
triply-furnished
;
1
tpi
_
npys
[sc.
vais),
trireme,
a
war-
galley
with
three
banks
of
oars.
apimovs,
-movy,
g.
-modos
(pis,
mois),
three-footed;
&
rpimovs,
tripod,
a
three-footed
table
or
vase.
[pis
(rpeis),
THRICE].
TpLopvptoL,
at,
-a
(rpis,
pvpiot),
thirty
thousand.
Tpiaxihiot,
ar,
-a
(tpis,
xihiot),
three
thousand,
Tpitos,
-7,
-ov
(tpeis),
Third.
Tpixolvikos,
-ov
(rpis,
xom§,
a
measure
holding
about
a
quart),
containing
three
chenices,
three-
quart.
Tpdmaoy,
-ov
(rpomm),
TROPHY.
pom),
fis
(Tpémw),
rout
or
defeat
of
an
army.
Tpémos,
ov,
6
(Tpémrw),
turn,
man-
ner.
Der.
TROPIC.
Tpurdw,
f.
-jow
(rpiwa,
hole),
to
bore.
’
’
’
Tvyxdve,
f.
edfopar,
Df.
reruxnka,
2
a.
éruyov
(§
290),
to
happen;
happen
upon,
meet
with;
obtain,
attain.
¥8wp,
datos,
76
(§
103.
N.),
water.
Der.
nypranT.
vids,
-ov
(9
16),
son.
vpeis,
you,
pl.
of
od.
Ujiérepos,
-a,
-ov
(Dpeis),
your.
dmdyw
(Imé,
dye,
f.
dw,
pf.
Ixa,
»
trayw
VOCABULARY.
2
a.
fyayov),
and
Undyopa,
to
lead
on
insidiously.
vraibpios,
~ov
(md,
aibpla,
open
air),
under
or
in
the
open
air.
tmdpyw
(twd,
dpxw,
f.
fw),
to
begin;
be;
[lead
on
under
anoth-
er]
second,
favor.
Umép,
Lat.
super,
OVER:
w.
gen.,
over
in
place,
above,
beyond;
over
to
protect,
in
behalf
of,
for
the
sake
ofs
on
account
of
:
w.
acc.,
over
(going
over
or
be-
yond),
above
in
quantity.
umrepBoi,
is
(omép,
BdNAw),
moun-
tan-pass.
vmnpérns,
-ov
(Ord,
épérns,
rower),
servant,
assistant.
Umioxvéopas
(Vmd,
Ew),
f.
dmoox)-
copa,
pf.
Iméoynpar
(§
292),
to
promise.
7
vwé,
Lat.
sub,
under:
w.
gen.,
Jrom
under
or
beneath;
[from
beneath
the
agency
of]
by:
w.
dat.,
under
(being
under):
w.
acc.,
under
(going
under),
Umoders,
-és
(Umd,
déw),
deficient;
comp.
vrodeéarepos,
inferior.
dmolapBdive
(md,
AauBdve,
f.
Aj-
Yopat,
pf.
ena,
2a.
E\aPov),
to
recewe
or
take
under
one’s
protection.
tmopévw
(md,
péve,
f.
pevd,
pf.
pepémea),
to
wait
for,
hall.
tmomépmae
(9wd,
mépme,
f.
Yo,
pf.
wémopgpa),
to
send
insidiously.
dmromrevw
(md,
om-,
to
look,
§
301.
4),
f.
-evow,
to
suspect,
appre-
hend.
tmoaive
(vd,
paive,
f.
pave,
pf.
wédayxa),
to
show
a
little,
begin
to
appear,
dawn.
taroyos,
-ov
(Ur,
Ew),
held
under,
subject.
tmofria,
-as
(9md,
om-,
to
look,
§
301.
4),
suspicion.
Yorepaios,
-a,
-ov
(Torepos),
follow-
ing
or
next
in
time.
Yorepos,
-a,
-ov
(Iw,
§
161.2),
later;
Uorepov,
as
adv.,
later,
after.
UYmNds,
-n,
-dv
(Sos,
height),
high.
SNudaios
119
Payety,
2
a.
inf.
of
éobiw,
to
eat.
daive,
f.
pavd,
pf.
médpayka
(7
42,
$
267.
2),
to
show;
2
pf.
mépnra
and
Mid.
(with
2
a.
p.
épavpy),
"to
appear,
show
one’s
self.
¢pdayé,
-ayyos,
1,
line
of
battle,
phalanz.
dalivos,
-ov,
Phalinus,
a
Greek
from
Zacynthus,
in
the
service
of
Tissaphernes:
davepds,
-d,
-6v
(Ppaive),
apparent,
evident,
manifest,
open.
¢dpuakov,
-ov,
drug,
medicine.
er.
PHARMACY.
®apvaBalos,
-ov,
Pharnabazus,
sa-
trap
of
Lesser
Phrygia.
®dois,
-i0s,
6,
the
Phasis,
a
river
of
Colchis.
¢doko
(strengthened
form
of
hppul
§
301.
7),
£.
pow,
to
affirm,
as-
sert,
say.
Pépw,
f.
olow,
pf.
évoxa,
1
a.
.
flveyka,
2
a.
fveycov
(§
301.
6),
t.
fero,
to
BEAR,
bring,
carry;
bring
forth,
produce;
[carry
off]
receive.
it
2
pf.
nid
eyo,
I.
pevfopar,
2
pf.
médevya,
$
on,
ps
(§
270.
9),
to
ee,
Sly
from
an
enemy.
nul,
f.
doe
and
épd,
pf.
elpyka,
2
a.
elmov
(§
301.
7),
to
say,
say
yes;
ol
Pn,
to
say
no.
Pave,
f.
pldow,
commonly
¢by-
oopat,
pf.
&pldaxa,
lo
antici-
pate.
Pléyyopar,
f.
pOéyfopar,
pf.
éphey-
pat,
to
utter
a
sound;
of
an
eagle,
to
scream.
pbovéw
(Pbdvos,
envy),
f.
-jow,
to
envy.
Pikéw
(Ppidos),
f.
-jow,
pf.
medi-
Anka,
to
love.
¢ehia,
-as
(pilos),
friendship.
¢pi\ios,
-a,
-ov
(bios),
friendly.
Pilirmos,
-ov
(Pikéw,
iwmos),
fond
of
horses.
.
¢idos,
-n,
ov,
dear,
friendly;
¢
¢idos,
subst.,
friend.
For
com-
parison,
see
§
156.
y.
dAidaios,
-ov,
6
(PAeovs,
Phiius,
a
city
of
the
Peloponnesus,
north-
west
of
Argos),
a
Phligsian.