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Usu Vac
Usurer, subs.
6.
Ar. and P. xP^<rrr)^use adj., P. and V.
Usurp, v. trans. Seize by violence :
use P. and V. /ftp Xa/xySctvctv.
Arrogate to oneself: Ar. and P.
irpocnroL&crOtu (aoo. or gen.), P.
&vTroir0ai (gen.). Meddle with :
see meddle,
Usurpation, subs. Assumption : P.
Trpoo-JTofycrts, ^. Graspingness P.
TrXcove&'a, 97. Tyranny: P. andV. rftpavpfci ?;.
Usurper, subs. Tyrant : P. and V.
TiJpawo9, 6. Owe wio oZaams wore/ww his due ; P. Trtaoi/cVnys, o.
Usurious, adj. Of a person : P. andV. awrxpoKCpSifc.
Usuriousness, subs. Base greed:P. and V. afcrxpofc/pSewt, -7.
Usury, subs. P. roKto>ufc, 6 (Xen,).
Momy-knding: P* and V. 8amo>u>s,6. /wter&stf: Ar* and P. TOKOS, 6.
Practise usury > v. : P. roiug
Utensil, subs. Ar. and P.
TO, P. and V. opyavoi/, TO ; see
Utilise, v. trans. P. and V. _ .
(dat.). Take advantage of: ]?. andV. a7TO\avtv (gen,).
. Utilitarian, adj. See profitable.
Utility, subs. P. and V. xpifc, T),
cn'/z<epov ; see profit^ ad/vantage,
Utmost, adj. Furthest: P. andV,Extreme: P. and V.
2orx&ro$, TcXermxto?; see extreme,
Very great : P. aud V. /AC/WTOS, V,
To tffoe utmost: P.
io^aTOv, V. eb To4flrj(aTOv,
Utopia, subs. Visionary scheme:Pffm^jJL JL
Wjfijf Ty
Utopian, adj. Impracticable: P.
and V. apropos, o/i^x^vos (*are )
Utter, adj. JBhrtrama : P. and V.
Jo7(&ros> T\fura*o$. Fbry great <
P* and V. fifywrros, V. IWpTarofEntire: P. and V. iroyreXi;?; see
e^tre.
Utter, 7, trans* P, and V.
tyttoi, ^^yy^at, V,." *
y^ptWAw, Ar, and v.
H/, Xao-/Ctv, K)(W } QQQ also
speak, proclaim. Fling out : P. andV. !/c/?aUiv, V. pwrrav,
reproach: Ar. and V. 7riyA.cocrcrao-0(u.
.No one dared wiier a syllable .- P.
(Dem. 126). I thought I hadsuffered justly for having uttered aword : P. fryv&p.viv St/cata Tr&rovOwai
on lypufa (Plat., Euthyd. 301A).utter a syllable: P. ov8
Disclose : P. and V,see disclose.
P.r).
see
Utterance, subs. _ Way of speakingoioe: P. and
*
TO, V. <fx&vi]/M 9 r6 ;
'Speech: P. and V.6, pfjfjtfi, r69 /5^o"ts, ^ ; see
speech. Tongue: P. and V.
yXoiorartt, ij. Afow^fe : P. and V.
OTO/Att, TO.
Utterly, adj. Extremely : P. andV. <r<o'8pa, /AoXa, Ar. and V. Kapra(rare P.), V. J&xus, P, 8ta<j
'
itft^oZttW^; Ar. and P.
Wholly: P. and V. mumo*,'TfiXfis, ^p8?7v (Dem. 360), Ar. andP. -jraviS, P. oX<os, TTttVTdtTraort, V. t$
^op ^o fto^om : P. and V. icar 4#cpas.
JBoo^ an^ branch : use adj., P. andV. 7Tpopptos (also Ar. rare P.), Ar.
and V. avroVp/Jii/os, or use adv., V.
Uttermost, adj. P. and V,TeXevratos ; see utmost.
Uxorious, adj. See affectionate.
Vacancy, subs. Empty mace; P.TO Ki/oV. Emptiness: P. /cev
Boom, place: P, and V..
DwZnew o/ mJnd : P. vtMmj i),
}; see also madnfls.
Vacant, 'adj. Empty: P. and V.
KCVife. UTlZei : P. ^/UCr^OTOS.Desolate : P. and V* IpwAos. JD^2Z
(o/ mind) ; P. AVOWCT^I?TOS, P. and
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Vac Val
Y. wOys ; see mad, foolish. Bevacant, be at leisure, v. : P. and
Vacantly, adv. JDulty ; P.
<r0T7T<os ; see madly, foolishly.
Vacate, v. trans. P. and V.
see"
Vacation, subs. Leisure : P. andV. 0x0X17, 9.
Vacillate, v. intrans. Be in doubt :
P. Iv8oeiv, 8rrciv (Plat.), <*/*-
<tyvoiv. Be perplexed : P. andV. Airopelvj &ju/9Yav6iv (rare P.).
Delay: P. and V. /icXXetv,
see
Shrink : P. and V.
V(V, P. CWTOKWV.
Vacillating, adj
Wavering,
KCITOJC-
P.
eoided: V.
Perplexed : P.
and V.
Stou> : P. and V.
Vacillation, subs. Perplexity : P.
and V, &Trop(a, -q. Shrinking : P.
and V. OKI/OS, o. ZteZay : P. andV. 8iaTPi/3iJ, ^), rplpj, h ijwj, j, P.
fteXX^orts, ^ ; see c?e^.Vacuity, subs. P. Kcwm^, ^; see
vacancy.Vacuum, subs. P. TO /cev&/, ro 8t<-
KCVOV.
Vagabond, subs. Wanderer : P.
and V. , 6, , o, V.
P. and V.
, o. Pem., V. c^yvprpta,see beggar. Quack, cheat: Ar.
and P. <JA.o<i>v, o , see quack.
Vagabond, adj. Wandering : P.
(Plat.), V.
V. v
8ta-
, </>oir'<fe,Ar. and
Vagary, subs. Whim: P. and V.
opw, fj. Desire: P. and V. &rt-
y. Wandering : P. and V.
Vagrancy, subs, P. and V.
il,V. aXiy,
wandering.
see
Vagrant, adj. P.t
V. vXavynqs, 8ta8po/o?,Ar. and V.
Vagrant, subs. P. and V.
, o; see6, 7rXd(vi75, 6, V.
beggar, rogue.
Vague, adj. P. and V.
S^avrys, S8i;Xos, Ar. and P.
/xapros ; see obscure, undecided.
Faint, dim : P. d/Au8pcfc, V. o/
Vaguely, adv. P.
/cpifrcos.
s, V. 8v<r-
Vagueness, SUbs. P. &ra<eta, ij.
Vain, adj. Pt^i up : P. and V.P.
?, V. U7
cre/Avocrro/xos, -ui^Xd^pcov (also Plat.
but rare P.), w/nyyopos, TUTTCPACOTTOS,
Ar and P. x^v^os (Plat.), Ar. andV. yavpos. JBa vain, v. : P. andV. <fr>oi/tv /x,^, V. Trveti/ ^tcyctXa,
Ar. and V. oy/couo-ftu
(also Xen.) ;Ax. oy/cvXXecrflai ; see
be proud, under proud,vain : see puff up. Useless, in-
effectual : P. and V. KCVOS,
avo)</>\.TJ$, dvyvvros, V.
(also Xen.), P. cwrpaKTOS. InP. and V. pdnqv, aAAcos, Sti
(Eur., Tro. 753), V.
"r (Soph. Aj. 971),is all in vain : V,
Ix (Soph., Frag.). Be in
vain, v. : V. ftarav.
Vainglorious, adj. Ar. and P.
oX<<Di/, P. yu,yoAocpo>v? vTrepi^^avo?,V. *7Tp0pa)v, ui/njyopos, Ar. and V.
? ; see vain, boastful*
Vaingloriously, adv. P.V.
, P. and V.
Vainglory, subs. P. /teya\avyta>
yapov, P. and V.'
6 ; see
Vainly,, adv. Proudly :%P, and V.
P.
V.
Ineffectually: see in vow, under
Vale, subs. See valley.
(Plat,), Valedictory, adj. a*$ ; , P. andV, flora-res, rcXcvrato^ Ar. and V.Travvoraros.
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Val
Valetudinarian, subs. Use adj.,
P. oppworos.
Valetudinarianism, subs. P. voo-o-
Van
Valiant, adj. See brave, fearless.
Valiantly, adv. See bravely, /ear-
Valid, adj. P. and V. K^ptos. Con-
vincing: P. and V. TTtflavo's; see
convincing. Make valid, ratify, v. :
P. and V. Kvpow ; see ratify. Bevalid : P. and V. rx tv-
Validity, subs. P. and V. KtJpos, TO.
Validly, adv. P, /cvptW
Valley, subs. P. and V. v&n?, 7}
(Plat, and Xen. but lare P.), vcto-os,
TO (Xen, but rare P.), 7*0$, TO
(Xen, but rare P.), Ar. and VyuoXa, Ta, avXwv, rj (Soph., Frag.\V. 7rri5x<u, at, Ar. icoXTros, o. l%e
vaMiy o/ Argos : V. T icoZXov Apyo$.Tfee vaZ% o/ JEKs ; P. $*HXis (Thuo. 2, 25). Wttfc
vaMgys, adj, : V. TroXvTrriSx *-
land valleys : V, vfiwratat TrriJ^at,at.
Valorous, adj. See brave, fearless.
Valorously, adv. See bravely, fear-
seeValour, subs. P, and V.
dvSpewt, ^ V.
bravery, fearlessness.
Valuable, adj. P. and V. T/WO$,
Costly : P, iroXvrXfc ; see also
useful.
Valuation, subs^P. and V.
TO, P. Tt^ort9, /.
Value, subs. P. and V. <*#,JPnce : Ar. and P. rl^ ^, V. TI
& ; see also advantage. Of value,
useful ; use adj,, P. and 7.
tffyws. x/w7<rrds, oru/*^opo9 ; see
/Z. 0/novoZwe: use adj., P. andV. ofcpiyaTo*, dxpw; see
valueless. Be of value, be of im-
portance, v. : P. and V.
Value, v* trans. Make valuation of :
Ar. and P. rl^v (aoo.). The tohole
property if valued at more than atalent : P. iTravrawXfovos^ raXdtvrov
TiT^twat (Lys. US). Esteem ; P.
and V, T*/*av. Prise; P. ircpl
TroXXou irotto*0at, irepl iravros r
V. -jroXXwv d^tovK (-aBsoh.,
490). Heed : P. and V.
(gen.), ^pon-t^tv (gen.),
(gen.) (also Ar. rare P.),
pOKV}Sr&at, (gen.);see heed. Hold, consider : P. andV. y/yeior^at, aya/ ; see GOnsid&T,
Valued, adj. Honoured : P. and V.Dear : P. and V.
Valueless, adj. Worthless, cheap ;
P. and V. curcXiys, ^avXos. Useless:
P. and V. ^xPW1" ^ XP tos ! see
T^eZess. TTor^A nothing : P.
df/os.
Vamp up, V. trans. P.
(aco.),
Vampire, subs. Hobgoblin : Ar. andP. "Efwrovo-a, r;, yxop/xoXv/c^tbv, TO'; see
Hobgoblin One who drinks blood:
Ar. aZMSTOTraiT^, o (2- 198), or
use adj., V. aifj.3.Topp6<f>o<s. Extor-
tioner, subs. : use adj., V,
Van, subs. O/ ow <wmy : P. T^
Waggon : P. and V.
; P.Vandalism, subs.
Vanguard, subs. P.
Vanish, v. 'intrans, P, and V.
A^avt0'0<u, tT7?Xo$ etvat, tftnjKos
ytyvccr^at, 2^an?$ clvai, ot^av^?
ytyv<r0at, Ar. and V. <?ppct? (rare
P,), V. $.<f>avTo<s fypcw ; see also
To have vanislwd : P. andV. otxrd<u, V. a^avros olxttrOcu.Make to vanish : P. and V.
Met., /octe ; P, and V.
pav, fiTToppetv, <t>6tviv (Plat), P.
Vanished, adj. P. and V.
Ar. and V. <fcx>v$o5 (rare P.), V-
tf^avros. Destroyed : V. iurroff.
Vanity, subs. Pride : P. and V.
,, TO, i?)8p&, ^, oy/cos, 6, P.
^a, 17, iircpo*V.
"
lly: P.
Van Var
dvota, 17, dpo(ri5vT7, 17; see folly.Fickleness : P. TO
Tamties, tnjfos ; P. and V.
6, Ar. and P. QXvapCa, ^ ; see
Vanquish, v. trans. Conquer : P.
and V. vucav, Kparctt/ (ace. or gen.),
XGipovcrOaiy Ar. and P. hnKparelv
(gen.), zrcpi/yiyi/ccr&tt (gen.), P.
ircpielvat. (gen.), V. ftrepjSciAAfio
see congwr. 50 vanquished : P.
and V. ijo-crao-flai, vlKOortfaL, /cpctTct-
crftu. 2%e -yaw^s^ed: use P.
and V. ot ^o-o-oves.
Vantage, subs. P. n-Aeovc^a, ^, P.
andv.vircp^oXoJ, ^. Thatnot occupy the posts of vantage,and make himselfmaster of Thrace:
P. iva IJM TrpoXaficov Ixclvos
i (Dem. 234).
Vapour, subs. P. err/us, 17 (Plat.),V. OLT/AO'S, 6. Smoke: P. and V.
/co-TH/ife, 6. Spray: P. and V.
<3t\i7, 17 (Plat.), V. TreXavo?, 6; see
spray. Vapour bath: P. Trupta,
(Hat.).
Vapouring, subs. Boasting: P.
KovtfroXoyia, -fj,P. and V. JCO/ATTOS, 6
(Thuc. but rare P.), V.A J TT / w * "
/"Ar. and V. Ko/MraorjLiaTa, TO, ; see
boastfulness.
Vapouring, adj. Boastful : P.
/co/A7rc6S^5 (Thuc.), Ar. and V. yaupos;see boastful.
Vapourous, adj. L^&t : P. and V.
Variable, adj. P. d/caTaoraTos, Ar,
and P. acrrd&wros. Fickle; P.
[ : P. and V. &rrros ; see
Varied: P. and V.
Variableness, subs, P. TO
TOV.
Variance, subs. Quarrel: P. andV. Sfca^op<, ^, ^t)is, ^, lx^a ^or&rts, ^, Ar. and V. vetxos, TO (alsoPlat., Soph., 243A, but rare P.).Be at variance: P. Su<rra<r0ai,
<rraarv, V.
O/ things: P.,V.
quwrel with: P. and V.tdat. or 7rp<fe, aco.),
(dat. or Tppo's, ace.),
(Vpos, ace.) (Plat.), P.
(dat. or Trpos, aco.), Sta^opcos
(dat.), oXXorpto)? SiaKCtcrdai '""po?,
acc.), Ar. and P. crroortajcti/ (dat.or ?rpos, ace.) ^
see be at ewmitywith 9 under enrrwty. Of thwgs,clash with: P. Sta<a>vtv (dat.).^^ variance with, at enmity with,
adj.: P. and V. Stctyopos (dat.).-4W07Z /rom : P. aXXorptos (gen.).Set at variance, v. : P. 8ta<T7rav
(ace.), Trpos avTO-us Tapct(T<rtv, Ar.
and P. Sucrr<5tvat (ace.) ; see embroil.
Variation, subs. Change : P. andV. peraipoMj, ^, fwracrracris, ^,
/ATa\Xttyi5, ^ (Eur., Frag,); pee
change. Variety : P. -TrotfaAwx, 17.
Varied, adj. P. and V.
O/ aU ZswcZs : P. andAT. and P. irayroSttTro?.
Variegate, v. trans. P. and V.
Troifci'AActv, P. 8ia7rowaAAM/,
7roiKiAA,iv; see ador?j.
Variegated, adj. P. and V.Ar. and V. aWXos. O/ aZi kinds :
Ar. 7rotKlA,o/x,op^os, P. and V.
wavrotos, Ar. and P. TravroSaWs.
Dappled : V. <mfcr(fe, /caracrrtiCTOs.
Variety, subs. P. Trot^tA/a, ^.
0^07^0 ; P. and V. /AcrcfySoA^, ^) ;
see change. Kind, sort: P. andV. y&os, TO', ctSos, rrf, V. 8&, ^.
Various, adj. P. and V. IHHK&OS,Ar. and V. aWXos. O/ all k>nd&:P. and V. -n-avrotos, Ar. and JP.
TravroSaTTds. Many : P. and V,TroAife, irufcvos. Di^erent ; P. andV.
Sta^opos. TAcy j?ecZ in variousdirections : use P, and V, 4XXotoCVXo<re fyvyov.
Variously, adv. Iw aZZ ways: P,wavTOMos, TTovrofiairois. Differently :
P. Sta^opro. Intricately : Ar. andV. 9TOtJc\C|}?,
Varlet, subs. Servant: P. and V.; see
Var Vee
Varnish, v. trans. Embellish: P.
and V. -TroiKiXXciv, KOQT/^LV. Met.,see gloss over.
Vary, v. trans. P. and V. vout&Xcw,P. SiaTroiAttXXtti', KaTa,7rouaXXeii>.
P. and V. /xera/ftoXXeiv,t; see change. V. intrans.
see change.
Vase, subs. See jar.
Vassal, subs, Under-ruler : P. andV. Turapxos, 6. Sw&ject : use adj.,P. and V. STTOXCC'/JIOS, STH/KOOS; see
subject. Slave : P. and V. SoOXos ;
soe stirf.
Vassalage, subs. Slavery : P. and
Vast, adj. P. and V. pcyS.'
(JSBoh., Fray.), P.'
07^05, Ar, and V. 5i>nrcro$, V.
ttflTTreros (Bur., Tro. 78, but rare),Ar. iWp/xeyaff. Mook-heroically :
Ar, 7rXw/ws Extraordinary : P.
and V, flttu/Aacrros, A/Ary^avos, V.
IwrayXos; soe extraordinary. Ofnumber or measure: P, and V.
tWprroX'us, Ar. and P. TT</I-
s, V. /Afynos (also Plat, but r.iro
P.)- Countless : P. and V. &&-p&fMjrtft, V. JtvdptfffJMQt vTt]pltffJMS.
Vastly, adv. P. and V
and P.
JS
Extraordinarily : Ar.
^av/xacrtws, P.
V, ts *7Tp-
:%^; P. and V.
. ; a (rare P.),V. ^OX<M ; ee exceedingly. Much :
P. and V, iroXtf, Ar. and V.
Vastness, subs. P. and V."
P/arid V.
, Ar. and V.
TO, Tryc, ro.
Sy/coffy 6,
Vasty, adj. Soe vaitt.
// (Theocritus andVat, subs.
lace P.)-
Vaticination, subs, floe proplwcy*Vault, subs. Underground room:
P. oucqcriff Karayctos, ^, V. K&rwpu, 17.
Hiding-place ; V. /ccudjuwv, 6. Cat;e ;
P. oTn/Xatov, T<J (Plat,); see cave.
Crypt : V. ^&Xfe, y/ (in Piai,
V.
947D, the reading is doubtful).Arch. : P. ctyi's, -^ (
also Ar - Z^w.53 in metaphorical sense). Thevault of heaven : P.
fj
fyk (Plat., PJiaedr. 247s),
oypavoiJ avasrrvxai, at (Soph.,or use Ar and V. wxXos, 6.
see io?w6 Leap ; see /eop.
Vault, v. trans. Leap over : Ar,
(ace.), Ar. and P.
(aoc. or absol.), V.
(ace. or gen.). V. intrans.
P. and V. m^ai/ (Plat.),aXX<rftu (Plat.), V.
see
Vaulted, adj Use P. and V.
(Plat, but rare P.), V.
Vaunt, V. trans. P.
iThuc.), V. /CO/XTTCIV (rare P,),
TTtt^et^ (rare P.), Ar. and V.
Xv (dat.), V. fvxcr0ttt (ace.),
yaupoBcr&u (ace.) ; see boast of.
Pride one >elf on : P. and V.
eEyttXXecr&u (dat. or fat dat.), a/fylJ-
veo-^ttt (dat.) (Plat.) ; seo pride.Absol., P. and V. ^y# X^yctv, ^at?rtv, P. /AeyaXav^wrtfai, ^7rt*co/X7PCtv
(Thuc. 1
, Ar. and P. (tXaoviW0ai,V. axtv (also Thuo. but rare P.),
KOfjnrtiv (rare P.)> KOfurafav (rare P.) ;
soo
Vaunt, subs P. atxyw (Thuc.),P. and V, /CO'/AWO?, I (Thuc. but rare
P.), Ar. and V. KOfJLirdcrpMra, T, V.
TO.
Vaunter, subw, Ar. and P.4 or ^, V, KO/ATTO'S, 6 (Eur.,
600).
Vaunting, adj. Soe boastful
Vaunting, subs. P. *ou<oAoyta, ^,
,V. rS yavpov; 800
Vaunting Iy, adv. P./
V,
Veal, subw, P.
(Xen.),
Vedette, subs. P. w
(Xen.). Vedettes; P.
ol, irpQfpVAOLKV)) ?)
Veer, v. intrans. P- and V,
9U) 60
Veg Ven
Change round : P.
/W-eTa^oXXciV.
Vegetable, subs. Ax. and P.
TO (Dem. 1225). Plmt: P. andV. <vrov, TO. Going out to cut
vegetables : P. &JTI Xaxavioyx,ov-
cXfldvrcs (Thuc. 3, 111),
Vegetable, adj P. <v<fe (Aris-
totle).
Vegetable market, subs. Ar. TOL
X^xava (Lys. 557).
Vegetable seller, subs. Ar.
vaVo>A.is, f), Xax^voTrtoXiTTpta, y
Vegetate, v. intrans. Be idle: P.
and Y . dlpvtv.
Vegetation, subs. Plants: P. andV. <^vra, Ta. Trees : P. and V.
8ei/$pa, Ta.
Vehemence, subs. P.
Eagerness : P. and V. (nrovSoj,
Vehement, adj. P. o-<oSp<fe, P. and V.
fopfio's. jEa^er : P. and V. II/TWOS,
<nWovos, oftfs; see eoper. Vigorous:P. and V. veavwco'e ;
see vigorous.
Vehemently, adv. P. and V.P. cr<o8pco$. Eag&rly : P.
Vigorously: P.
Ar. and P. vedvwcais ;see vigorously.
Attack vehemently: Ar. and P.
(dat.), P. TroXvs
Vehicle, subs. P. and V.
(Plat.), P. Tropctov, TO (Plat.) ; see
camiage. Way, means: P. and
TO,
V. Tropos, o. Instrument : P. andV. opyavov, TO.
Veil, subs. Ar. and P. /c
or pi. Met,, cZoafc : P.
or/xa TO, TrpOKoXu/Afta, TO.
r, V : P. ImKaXvirreiv \ see COrt-
!To cas^ a veil of darknessover my deeds : V.TOtcr* Trpdtyaaort <TK<$TOV (Eur.. low.
1522).
Veil, v. trans. Ar. and V.V. oruy/coXtfTrreiv (rare P.). Veil
oneself: Ar. and P. tyKaXfarevOai(mid.), V. wpoKoXvrnw&u (mid.),Ar. and V. KaXtWo-0<u (mid.).Conceal : P. and
see
V.
Cfoafe, screen: P.
7rtKaXv7rriv ; see cloak.
Veiled, adj. See secret Make veiled
allusion to : Ar. and P. awa-ow&u(ace. or a?, ace.) ; see hint at.
Vein, subs. P. and V. ^Xc'i/r, 17. Ofmetal : P. <^>X^, 7) (Xen.), V. -n^yi},
97. Fane^a^ow : P. TrotKtXta, T),P.
and V. xoiKiX/ia, TO. Jkfawuer .- P.and V. Tpcwros, 6. Open (a vein) :
P. o-xdfav (<#>Xcy8a) (Xen.)-
Vein, v. trans. Variegate: P. andV. TTOlKlXXctV, P. SiaTTOLKtXXttV.
P. andVeined, adj.
V. TTOtKlfXoS.
Vellum, subs. Use P. and V,
t-
Velocity, subs. P. <opa, 17.
: P. and V. tnrouSo},
P. Taxunys, ^, V. wf
Ar. and P.ry.
see
Venal, adj. Taking bribes : Ar. andV. SwpoSoKos. Ow safe ; Ar. andP. wvtos. Hired : Ar. and P.
/ucr0a>Tos (Dem. 124:).
Venality, subs. P. So>po8o/aa, 77,
8a>po8oico7/wt, TO.
Vend, v. trans,
Vendible, adj.P. and V.
Vendor, subs.
Veneer, subs.
and V.
See sell.
Able to be bought :
P,
P.
Outside showa
; see show.
Venerable, adj. P. and V.V.
atSotos ; soe ancient,
Venerably, adv. P. and V.
Venerate, v. trans. P. and V,
fji'
Ar.
P.P.
Ar. and V. cre^tv, P.
Bespec^; P. and V.and V. KttTatSewr&u.
and V. Tt/Aav, ci/
v. Heed : P. and V.
(gen.) (Plat, but rare
P.), Ar. and V, trporl^v (gen*),V. cpaptd/A?cr0ac ; soe heed.
Venerated, adj. P. and V.see'
Veneration, subs.
946Worship; V.
Yen Ven
TO, P.
worship. ObjectAr. and P, o-^aP. and V. rlpy, ft.
V.
).
^ \ 866
of veneration:
TO'. Honour :
Respectfulness:P. and V.
TO CVCTC, P. oo-io'-nys,
Veneration for, regard for : V.
(gen.), wpoVoia, ?} (gen.) ;
see le-jard,
Venereal, ad]. P. a<po8i<nos.
Vengeance, subs, P. and V. ri^pia,, rfois, 4 (Plat.), V. 71-0007, 07,
or
pi. (rare P.), fa-owa, TC (rare P.),
tti'Tftroiva, Ta. ZVte da?y of vengeance;V. ?;/jtpa Swo^opos (2Bsch., .40.
1577). Fe9i0eawce woz^cZ have
fallen on Aeyistlws at last: V.
oY/cT? T fiv iJAtfev Atyicrfy TTOTC (Eur.,j&V, 42), jPa&j vengeance (on), v. :
P. and V. n/A<i>/>cto-0<u (aca or absoL),t (ace. or absoL),
(ace. or absoL),
(ace, or absoL),
(aco.), Ar. and V.
(aoc. or absoL), rfao-Oai face.), V.
#7roTft/r0at (aco.) (Eur., 7<w, 972),Tro/vao-^at (aco.), 8t'/ca$ aipecrOai irapd
(gen.), affOT^co-flat ot/c^v (acc. or
absoL); SQQ punish. Take vengeance/or, v. : L\ and V. fytrfwortfoi (ace.),
Tl/ArDpuiv Xap/Sdvew (gen.), Sf/oyi/
\aij.ftAvuv (gen,), Tifcrtv Xa/A/8<iy<iv
(gen.), V.
(aco.), $Krtv<r$cu, face.),
(acc.), foSr/cafcu' (ilOO,), Ar.
wtfat (aoc.) ; 806 punish.
Vengeful, adj. Remembering ; P.
and V. pvyfjLw, Be vengeful, v :
Ar. and P. ftvyoriKaKtlv. Implacable:P. aud V. 7r6*p0V, P.
V. Suo^faru'-nrro? ; see i .
Vengefully, adv. P.andYsoo implacably*
Vengefulnessi subs, P. and Y,
Venial, adj. P. <rvyyvw^<Dv, Ar. and
Venison, Subs. P. IXdfiua Kpta, rd
(Xen.),
Venom, subs. Poison: P. and V.
, TO, V. io's, 6. Malice :
P. and V. <0o'vos, 6. Bitterness :
P. and V. TTucpo-nys, 17.
Venomous, adj. Poisonous : P.
and V. vofroiS^s. Malignant:P. and V. mKp6?.
Venomously, adv. Malignantly :
P. and V. TrtKpoiff.
Vent, subs. Way of escape : P. andV. 2o8os, 77. Opjporiwwi^ : P,
and V. Jtfapfjrf, y. Give vent to,
put into action: P, and V. XPW&O.I(dat.). S6 carried away by : P.
and V. K<pe<r0ai (dat.) ;see vetttf,
v. Express : P, and V. iiro^ot-
vtcrOai; see express. Utter: P.
and V. &Zo/at, V.yya>vtv, ycyo-
i/ncv, Ar. and V. ^|auoav (or mid,),avSav (or mid.) ; see -w^er. SAow? :
P. and V. <j>a,wiv, BrjX.ov
see shoiv.
Vent, v. trans. P. and V.
Vent one's wrath on a person . P,
TT;J/ dpyV a^teVac ts (aoo.) (Dem.74), &pyty tyfau (dat.) (Plat.,
Legg. 731o) (cp. Bur,, ifeo, 1128),V. &3/A01/ <f>lvai ts (acc) (Soph.,
. 1088), eVippeVco/ /ttjwv (dat.)
ch., JS7^m. 888) ; see visit. Hevented upon them afrightful cwrse :
V. IK $ favcocf auroi5 &p&$ 8tv<s
(Eur., Pfcocw. 876). Vent not yourbitter wrath upon this lo/nd : V . T^y5 T^5< ft.7; /Sapifv KOTOV crKiy^orfa
(Jffisoh., JBtm, 800).Vent hole, subs. Ar.
trf, fy
Ventilate, v. trans. Bring forward :
P, and V. iKtfrtptw, TrpQ<r<t>{pivt
la^tyvor. Stfir 7/jp; P. and V. icZi/ctv.
Venture, v. trans. JSisk, hastard:
Ar. and P. Trap&j&iiXtao'&M, /etv-
(dat. or irepf, gen.), TrSpo-
(ace.), P. VTronGtvat, V.
tv, 7rpoy8aXXtv, irpQTtLviw ;
see risA?. 71m^w everything : P,
StaxtvSuwetv (absol.). Pare; P.
and V. roV&'j ^- rX^at (2nd aor.
of rAav) (rare P.). Few^re to:
with infin. P. and V. roX^tai/, Ar,
and Y. TXiJvat (2nd aor, of rXdv),P. diroT0X/*y. JS^rt a risfe ; Ar.
947
Ven Ver
and P. KivSweueiv,
u7roKiv8wviv, V.
see under risk.
Venture, subs. Bisk: P. and V.
fccvSwos, 6, ra Setva, #y<6v, 6. Danger-ous enterprise : P. and V. KivScvevjua,
TO (Plat.) ; see enterprise.
Venturer, subs. P. Ku/Swcimfc, 6,
Venturesome, adj. Ar.
P. <iAo/avowo<?. BoZd : P. and V.
ToA/jwypos, 0pcwri5s ; see bold.
Hazardous : P. and V. Scwo's, cr<a-
Acods, P. IwuctvSvi'os, TrapcfySoAos,
Venturesomeness, subs P. and V.
ToA/xa, 17, tfpacros, TO ; see boldness.
Veracious, adj. P. and V.
ai/rv8^9, op0o's ; see rwe.
Veraciously, adv. P. and V.
op0<os ; see irwZj/.
Veracity, subs. P. and V.
07, rifles ; see irwife.
Verandah, subs. Use Ar. and P.
irpoOvpov, TO, or pi.
Verb, subs. P. WIM,, TO.
Verbatim, adv. P. and V. </cpl/3<os.
Verbally, adv. By word of mouth :
P. cwrd <rro'/AaTOS, P. and V. STTO
yXwcrcnys (Thuo. 7, 10).
Verbiage, subs. Style : P. Ac'&s, ^.
Verbose, adj. Low*/: P. and V.
/juiKpJs. Long-winded: P. paKpo-Ao'yos. 50 verfose, v. : P. and V.
IMLKpvjyopew (Thuo.), P. ^a/cpoAoyctv.
Verbosity, subs. P. /wwcpoAoyui, >J.
Verdant, subs. P. and V. x^>P<fe.
Verdure, subs. Green ^ross : P. andV. x^i ^, ^'a, ^, Ar. and V. -TTOMX,
^ (Eur., Cyc^.). Lose its verdure
(of a branch) . V. eKAetVctv x^1?*'
(Bur., Ion, 1485).Verdict, subs. Legal decision: P.and V. $fi7, $. Generally: KP&TCS,
; B&Q judgment. Seowre a verdict :^P. apetv,Secure a verdict against a person :
P. oYicryv KaraoiK^a-Bat (gen.), oromit 86ojv, Ar. and P. atpctv (aoo.).Have a verdict against one: usev. : P. and V. SMcrKtarOai. Delwera verdict : P. and V.
948
tf.w. Deliver a verdict against a
person : see condemn. Deliver averdict in a person's favour : see
acquit.
Verge, subs. Use adj. P. and V.
o-xaros, a/cpos, in agreement withsubstantive. We are come to the
uttnost verge of ruin : V. e? a/cpav
i7/co/j,ev ypdf^fJL^y KCCKCUV (Bur., Prct>ff.) ;
see extremity. Be on the verge o/,
&e a&02Ai #o : P. and V. /-UAAsiv
(infin.). 0?& ifte veryc o/, a^ but :
P. and V. ocrov ou,
Verge, v. intrans. Face, look: P.
TTpci<0ai (perf, pass, of
see face. Tend : P. and V.1 VIV, p7TtV, P. CTUTIVIV.
o, ie^ towards : P. and V.
(Trpos, ace. or c, ace.) ; see tend.
Border on : P. t?x*r0ai (gen.).
Verification, subs. P. fiJ3<uutns9 $ ;
see evidence. Accept without veri-
fication: P. (L8ao-avrra>$ 8cYc<rSat
(Thue. 1, 20).
Verify, v. trans. P. VttAt;^Vtv.Confirm : P. yS^atoth/.
Verily, adv. Really, in xooth: P.
and V. %i Ar. and V. Ka/mt (rare
P.), ST/TCL, V. ^ Ku'pTa. In Oaths
(etc.) : P. and V. ^ ,-5v. In maxims :
P. and V. TOI (enclitic).
Verisimilitude, subs. P. and V.TO etxo? ; see probability.
Verity, subs. P. and V. #A*;0ia, ^ ;
see ^r7^/i.
Vermilion, subs, and adj. Seo red.
Vermin, subs. Creeping thiny : useP. and V. fyireroV, TO (Xen. also
Ar.).
Vernacular, adj. Native; P. andV. &rtY<i>pio$ Native language:use P. and V. MXW/MO* yAwero-a, T).
Vernal, adj. P, ^ap4v<Js (Xen.)> Ar.and V. ^pTw.
Versatile, adj. P.
Versatility, subs. P. ro
efrpaircXra, ^ (ISOC.). TTWAgreatest versatility : P.
evrpaWAws (Thua 2, 41).
Verse, subs. Metre: Ar. and P.d\ Lme ofpoetry: Ar.anA
Ver Vex
P. oTt)(os, 6, &TOS, TO. In verse,
adj. : P. /x//,erpos. Verses : P. /w'rpa,
Ta(Plat,,iym.205A.). HexameterKernes : P. l-m? Ifd/xerpa (Plat.,
Lfl</<7. 810E).Versed in, adj. P. and V.
feen.), ortcrny/xctfi/ (gen.),
(dat,), Ar. and V. rp^tov (aoo. or
gea.), V. iSpts (gen.). Fersed in
speaking : P. and V. <Wos Xeyeiv, V.
lam not versed in
the ciistoms of Greece : V. Ae'\t/tywuTWV v "EAAwanv voucoi/ (Eur., HbJ.
1346).
Versify, v. trans. P. Wvv (Plat.,
Phaedo, 60D), cfe uerpa Ttflerot
(Plat. Lapp. 669D).
Version, subs. Explanation: P.
p/x7/i'eta, ^, V. p/M?feu/xa, TO', or pi.,4c';y& : P. and V. Xoyos, 6.
Vertebra, subs. P. and Y. o-<oVSi5Xo$,
<> ; see S]?MW.
Vertex, subs. Top, crest : P. and Y.
KOpfyk?;, ^, OLKpOVj TO, V. CUCpCt, ^.
Point of a triangle: P. TO
Met., highest point :
17, d/cpov, TO;see
(ILlt 2, 17).P. and V.
extremity.
Vertical, adj.
upright.
Vertigo, subn.
Very, adv. P. and V.Ar, and V. Kdpra (rare P.). Much:
P. and V. <5p0<fe; see
See dizziness.
P. find V. TrxM Ar. and V.
P. .."
Ar. and P.
.,_ V* #b'x<>s. The very, the man himself: use P. ana
V. auros dtfifp. I'A0 wsr^ $aftid : P.
and V. o aflrot, a$T0?. 27W* i^ry
thing: P. and V. afrrS TOVTO, TOVT*
a^ro* On ^Ad very day, adv. : P.
and V. a&0r//xcpov. ^1^ ^/w i;cry
moment; I\ and V. a^rlffca, Ar.
and P. aM9*v. On tfw very spot ;
P, and V. tt-ftrot). JProm tfce very
spot ; P. and V. aflro'tfcv, To
wry/ ^y^i ; Ar. and P, aMcrt,
Vessel, ubs. Ar. and P. dyyrfov, TO,
Ar. and V. ayyos, T^ V. TUXOS, T^
Xen. but rare P.), K^?,
see jew. Sacrificial vessel, to
catch the victim's blood : Ar. andV. <r<ay>v, TO. Sacred vessels
used in processions : P. iroft^Ta, TC.
Brazen vessel : P. XO^KCIOV, TO, Ar.
and P. XO\KU>IUX,, TO. Boa^ : P. andV. TrXotov, TO, Ar. and P. SJCOLTO?, 17 ;
see boat. Ship : P. and V.
Vest, subs. P. and V. x"*^ o ; see
tunic.
Vest, v. trans. See invest. Bevested in, be intrusted : Ar. and P.
see under centre. Belong to :
P. and V. fadpxew (dat.).
Vestal virgins, subs. P. <x& ft^TroXot
7rap^i/ot (late), 'EemaScs UapOboi, al
(late).
Vestibule, subs. Ar. and P. trpoffipov,
TO, or pi., V. TrpoTnJXa, T<. Fore-court : V. Trapaarr&s, %, Or pL,o.
Vestige, subs, P. and Y. lxys>see also jot.
Vestments, subs. See clothes.
Vesture, subs. See clothes.
Vetch, subs. P. opo/5os, o.
Veteran, subs.
cf/ATrecpos. Old
Veto, v. trans.
Veto, subs. P.
Vex, v. trans.
Use adj., P. and V.: P. and V. yepawfe.P. and V.
?, 17.
P. and V.
Ar. and P. ^oxA,t/ (aco. or dat.;,
TrptiyfJLoira, irptvcu' (dat.), UTTO/CVO^IV,
Ar. and V, /ci/i&o/, V. <5x^ 'v 7^/Avo-
f cv, dXy6/civ, P. StoxXc^. Harass :
P.and Y.Trtcfftv. Be vexed: P.andV.
Ar. and P.
949
, P.
Ar,
tressed,
P. and V. <&x0r0<u (dat.),
(aoo. or dat.), Ar. and P.
(dat,), ctyavajcrccv (dat.),
vtv (aoo., dat. or &rt, dat.),
(aco. Or dat.), V.
(aoo.),
see e ^w-Be vexed at:
Vex Vic
)$ ayiv (aoc.),
(dat.), ao-x^ n/ (acc - or
(rare P.); see ie angry at, under
Vexation, subs. Distress : P. andV. XTLTTTJ, ij, oWa, 17, 8t;(rx/>La, ^
aj^Sw, ^, P. dyavdicnycris, ^ ; see
distress, trouble. Anger : P. andY. o>yij, 17 ; see anger.
Vexatious, adj. P.and^V.
oxXqpos, 8ucrxp>fc, Xi;7n7pos, avfapo's,
KOMCOS, &rax0i7S, Trpooravnys (Plat.),
Ar. and P.;^aXe7ros, ^Trikrovos, P.
ffpay/Ltarai&fS, Y. dx0vos (also Xen.but rare P.), *n/3pii6fa (Soph.,
Frag,), TroXtfTroves, SVOTTOV^TOS, XVTT-
pos, 8i5<r<opos (also Xen. but rare
P.). Things vexatious to the
spirit : V. /capSwts S^/cnfrwa (Bur.,.Eec. 235).
Vexatiously, adv. P. and V. XiiTnyptog,
avIdpcLJs (Xen.), aXyeivaiff, ica/ccos.
Vexatiousness, SUDS. P. and V.
8uo"xpia, ^, P. /3apvnq$} 17.
Viaduct, subs. Use bridge.
Vial, subs. See phial. Pour out
the vials of om's wrath on : see
visit one's anger on.
Viands, subs. P. and V. crm>s, 6,
rpo<t>ij, fj ;see food.
Vibrate, v. intrans. Shake : P. andV. o-to-0at
;see oscillate. Tremble:
P. and V. Tpc/uiv. 2%ro&; P.
and V. Tr^Sav, P. <T<j>tfavtV. op-
X<r8cu.
Vibration, subs. Tumbling : P.
and V. rpd>o*, o (Plat.). Earth-
quake: P. and V. creio^ufe, o.
Oscillation : Ar. and V o-ciXos, 6.
Vice, subs. P. and V. /c^, ^irovypta, ^, r^ /ccucovpyov, Ar. andP. KO.KIOL, ^, fLOxfypfa, V), P- /CttKOr^S,
17 ; see sin, wickedness.
Vice-admiral, subs. (Of the Spwrtanfleet) : P. teoroXw, 6 (Xen.).
Vicegerent, subs. Lieutenant : P.andi V. feapxos, 6. Sa^ray : P.
aurpdinrfi, 6.
Viceroy, subs. Lieutenant : P. andV.
IJTrapxos, o. Satrap: P.6.
Vice-versa, adv. Contrariwise : P.
and V. ^vavrfas.
Vicinity, subs. The country round:use P. and V. 7} Wpi^ ^
neighbours : P. and V. ot
see neighbour. In the vicinity of:use near.
Vicious, adj.^P. and V.
woioypos, KcUcovpyos, ^ajjuQX&qpfa ; see wicked. Unworthy:P. and V. avttios. JT
P. and V. SvcncoXos, 7r<po$.racta&fe : Ar. and P. xXtfro$
Viciously, adv. P. and V. K&K
awrxpote; see wickedly. Angrily:P. and V.mKpws, Ar, and P.
;
see angrily.
Viciousness, subs. See vice.
ness : P. and V. iriKporr}?, %. Of ahorse: i
j. X^XCTTOT^?, ^ (Xen.).
Vicissitude, subs. Change : P. andV. /ITfySoXl7, >;, /JtTttOTttO't5, 7/ ; WOO
change. Accidents of life : P. andV. crupfapd, y t irdOij) Ttt, triiS'irj/j.aTa^
TOL, V. Trdt^at, tti.
Victim, subs. Sacrifice : P. and V.
0fy,a, TO, cr^aytov, TO (generally pl.)>Ar. and P. lpdoi/, TO, Ar. and V.
cr^ayctbr, TO, V. Wos, TO, 0i5T/pi*n' 7TO
?
7rpoor<j&ay/<a, TO, xpijtrrypuw* TO.
Animal for slaughter : Ar. and V,
ySoToV, TO. Severed portions ofmcti?ns : Ar. and P. To/ua, ra*
Met., iftfl V'i'cim an opposed to Meogw<; ; P. and V. ft vfaxtw. Oite
who is wrontjcd : P. and V. <> eWK-
KovfAevos. You will depart hence,the victim* not of s, the lawn, but
Of men : P. yySt/c^ftcVo? tt7rt , . .
oix $fi faQy rStv VQ^MV <IXX* in?
<Jv0po>flw (Plat, Grito, 54). fia
the victim (of misfortune, etc.), v. :
P. and V. irept7rrTv (dat.), tywrTTiv(eis? aoc.) ; seo /a < into. Bevictim, as opposed to the c^ent :
P. and V. wfcrxcw. I t/'tw tfie
victim of circumstances : P. ^rcnj-ft/f r^ Tv^jy. Ite ^Ae tricMm o/ aplot, P. and V. fat^ovXttfor^ot
(pass.), /fc ft^tiw o/ maliciousaccusations; Ax. and P. <nw
950
Vic Vig
An easy victim : V.
1326).
Victimise, v. trans. See
Victor, subs. P. and V. 6 wv, 6
Kprcr<t)v. Victor in the
Olympian games : P.
o. Be victor in the Olympian
(dat,). What is ?zow; Ze/i of the
land can vie with (my other in
richness and fertility : P. TO vw(7^5) Xeu/ravov Ivo.p.i^Xw ecrrt
(Plat , , HOu).
i.rtww*. v. : P.'
Victorious, adj. Conquering: P.
and V, KpcCarcrtov, P, ImKpanqs, /c<x0v-
7rpT/oos, V. n/o^opos (also Plat,
Rap. 621i>, but rare P,), tWpTepos,CwwMOted wnM victory : Ar. andV. KaAAiViicos, V. vlK?;<opo$. Victor-
ims1 over : V. tfn^prcpos (gen.),
KaAAivZKos (gen.). Mot., P. andV. Kpewrow (gen.). -Be victorious :
1*. and V. vwcap, K/rxiTv, P. <?TTI-
KpTV ; seo conquer. Be victorious
in turn : V. dmvZKav.
toriows owr : seo conquer.
Victory, subs. P. and V. 1/007, r/
K/XXTOS, T<{. T7i?i a victory : P. andV. vZxar, /cpa/rccy.
Win a yrvatP. and V. TroA.6 vucav, P.
JEflc/j side claimedttlft Victory .* P. l<(JiTp()L 1/LKCiV YJ&QW
(Thua 1, 5S), iK&rtpot, TQV vf/oyv
Tfwtrcwotr/crttVTo (Thuo. 1, 54). Prize
of victory ; P, and V, w/oynjpioi/,
TO (in L*., pi. and generally so in
V.), V.^Trtvkta,*. 0/ersacrificesfor
viatory ; P. fow'/aa Wctv. Win <
victory whose fruit in tears ; V.
fiaxpvu vuo?^opc(y (Eur., Bacch.
1147).
Victual, v. trans. P. and V. Tpo^v7mpx<iv (dat.) ; see /cccZ, 7ic^ai
<wW5ve// ; P. forirt!ttr&u
Victuals, subs. P. and V. T/>O^, 4,
<nro9y i; see/ood.
Vidette, subs. See^^to.Vie (with), v. intrans. P. and V.
' -
(dat or
(dat, or
(dat,),
- -
View, subs. P. and V, fyfe, 17.
Range of view : P. ITTO
Spectacle : P. and V, fc'o, 17,
V.
, V, Trp
a seat that gave a view a*
aU his host : V. ISpav yap ?xe TCH/TOS
ei'ayij crrparov (2Esch., Pers. 466).Pierre : P. and V. ypa</>'?> 4 J
see
picture. In view, in sight: P.
V. 7rd^405, wpooro^ios. J9e
v. : P. and V. ^>oow0cu.
o/, overlooking: use adj.
tos (gen ).-/ft sif/fe^ of :
P. and' V. evwriov (gen.)- J^
consequence of: P. and V. 8e.&
(aoo.), IvcKa (gen.), V. cfreKa (gen.) ;
see because of. In the light of:P. and V. Trpos (aoo.). Examimtion,
survey : P. and V. o-/ce/rts, ^, P.
>;. Opinion : P. and V.
/vai////7, ^, 8o^a<r/io, TO, V.
r"/wi,
TO. //t ?7tj/view : P. and
is c^ot SoKcI. ^.U ?y/i/o 7z>5/tt i/z/6
same political vi&ios : P. &rot TV)?
avr^ff -yi/w/4,^5 ^crav (Thuo. 1, 113).
flavc *T* view, intend, v. : P. and
Y. voetv, ^otv ; see intend. Swp-
pcsition : P. {nr60co-tst 17.Point of
view^ use opiwio?t. From my point
Of VieW .' P. TO KQLT fyL
View, v. trans. Survey : P. and V.
see
(daV,
aooA
aoo.),
fdat.), P,
(dat. or ?r/>0$, aoo.),
or
(dat.),
-,Ar. and V,
Examine ;
P, and V. ^ero{t', 8wr/cowv ; see
examine. Judge, consider ; P. arid
V. yiyvoxTTcav, Kpfaw ; see consider,
Vigil, subs. P. aud V.,
jfiJue ; P. ^ TTpoTe/xwa (gen,).
Vigilance, subs. P.and^V ;
.
"
.
i, ^, 7rpwr>7, %. WantJL . TO Ct^pUA/XKTOVj
Forethouc/ht : P.
and V. irpoVowx, ij,^
, P.
of
951
Vig
V. irpoMOta, j. Trouble : P. andV. TT )vos, 6 ; see Labour. Sleep-lessness : Ar, and P. dypiflma,
Vigilant, adj. P.
Vin
leepless : P. and V. aypwiros, V.
(also Plat, but rare P.) Be
vigilant , v. : P. and V. cvX.aftcl<r9ai,
7rpoju,T70r0<u ; see tafce precautions,under precaution. Be sleepless :
P. dypU7rTv.
Vigilantly, adv. P. and V. ^X^o>s ;
see laboriously.
Vigorous, adj. Sttong ; P. and V.
urxypfa, Ar. and V.
jcaprepds, V. Kparcuos,
*pan}s, o-0vapos, P. eppa)/Ai/os. Inone's prime : P. and V. <&patos, V.
d/c/Aatos, tfaXepos,Ar. and P. Effective: P.
and V. Spcwmjpios. Energetic ; P.
and V. O/TOVOS, O-UVTOVOS, o*ts.
P. o-<jbo8po5, P. and V.
cos; ae& vehement. Be vigor-
ous, v. : P. and V. d/cju,aiv, wr-
X^etv, or^pTyav, ?;/3av, Ar. and V.
<ver<o/zaT/i/, V. cucrfcrctv (Bur., Cycl.).Take vigorous measures : see
oneself.
Vigorously, adv. Strongly : P. andV. eppoyteycos, P. to^upois,
Energetically . P. and V. <nrouS]J,
P. OTOWOS, O-WTOVWS. Ffi/tewfiTi^^ :
P. and V. o-^o'Spa, P. <r<o8pcos, Ar.
and P. veaytKcos. Attack vigorously
(with words) : P. woXvs ey/ceurtfat
(dai).
Vigour, subs. Strength : P. and V.
energy : P, and V. <nrov&$, 17, ?rpo-
^i5/Ata, ^. J^ZZ vigour, prime : P.
and V. d^ftTy, ^; see prime. In
full vigour, unimpaired : use adj.,P. and V. oLKpaufrvifc.
Vile, adj. Base : P. and V. awrxpos,jcuKo?, wowypos, 0a9A,os, /ca/covpyo?.
TFbrtaZsss: P. and V. euTeX^,
Disgusting : P. and V.
ipfe, P. d^S?;? Afean (of
birfch, rank, etc.): P. and V.-y - - -
see mean.
Vilely,
V.
adv. P. and V.
Badly, worthlessly : P. and
0avXws. Meanly: P.
Vileness, subs. P. and V. irotijpla>
17, Kiiaj, ft,Ar. and P. jean.*, ^,
pox/DripCa, rj.Of rank, birth, etc. :
P.' TaTrctvo'TTjs, ^; see meanness.Worthlessness : P. </>avXon79, r;,
Vilification, subs. See a&wsa.
Vilify, v. trans. See abuse.
Villa, subs. Use house. Estate in
the country : P. and V. aypos, 6, or
pi.
Village, subs. P.
Villager, subs. P and V. KO>/^TT?S, 6.
Villain, subs. Use adj., P. and V.
fcafcovpyos, Trai/oOpyds, V. XccopyoS
(also Xen.) ; see villainous, rascal.
Villainous, adj. P. and V. K&coOpyos
TTOi/oSpyos, atcrxpos, KCLKOS, /t&apO9, V.
wai/rovpyos, Ar. and P. -
J?a^ wi quality P. and V.
KciKOf, </>Xavpos, Ar. and P./>i
Villainously, adv. P. and V.
atcrxpoi?, Ar. and P. Trav
Badly, poorly: P. and V.
s, P.
Villainy, subs. P. and V.TO rravovpyoi/, TO icaKOtJpyov, P.
. Pificfl o/ villainy : P.
TO. Practise villainy,v. : P. and V. TroVovpyccv, Ar. andP.
Villein, subs. P. and V.
P. 0js, 6; see aar/.
Vindicate, v. trans. Jitstify, defend
Snaction): P. ttTroXxjyewr&w ^rep*
en.) ;see defend. Vindicate
oneself : Ar. and P, aTroAoyewrtfat,Vindicate (a person's) freedom ; P.
atpet<r6W (rtva) et9 Ikt
Guard: P. and V. ^vAacr<rir,see ^ward, defend.
Vindication, subs. Justification :
P. dTToAoyta, ij. Lefence, protection:P. and V. uAoo, , Mnjpta, x/.
952
Vindictive, adj. Rememberbuj . P.and V. ^ny/Aw. JSe t?i7wZicMt;fl, v. :
Ar. and P. uvjycrwcajwti/. Jwpadj. : P. and V. cp<fe,
Vin Vio
V. SvcrTrapamyTOS I 866
implacable.
Vindictively, adv. P. and V. iri/cpws ;
see implacably.
Vindictiveness, subs. P. and V.
TrtK/xmys, ^ ;see implacability.
Vine, subs. P. and V. oywrcAos, y,
Ar. olvdvOij, ^. Vine clusters : P.and V. /WTpus, 6. Young vine:Ar. A/ATreXfe, ^. A friend to the
vine, adj.: Ar. <Ua/jreXos. .Ric7&
t vines : V. ty&>Tpw, cva/wreAos
(Bur., jPVagf.). I /ta-ue ureathed it
round with the clustering green ofthe vine: V, d/ATrcAov <$e lay 7rept
cyd) *K<iA.iN/ra /?orpu<o8a x^fl (Bur.,Bacc/fc. 11).
Vine-dresser, subs. Ar.
o.
Vine-dressing, subs. P.
ywo;.
Vinegar, subs. P. and V. 3os, TO.
Jar for vinegar: V. ^poy ayyos
(Soph., Frag,).
Vine-prop, subs. Ar. and P.
or y.
Vineyard, subs* P. d/x7reA,<i>, 6.
Vintage, subs. P. rpuy^ros
Met., see harvest.
Violate, v. trans. P. and V.
Aveiv, StaXvctv, iratpipx*vO<u9
Saj',V, tircpTpfytWt Trapt
Violate the law : P irapa.vQp.tw, or
VO/40P Trapavopciv. Defile : P. andV. /uatWv ;
see ifcjftZe. Kavish :
P. and V, Sia<0eipiv ; see ravish.
Violation, subs, Transgression : P.
crvyx1* 5' ^ Violation of the law :
P, Tra/xivo/ita, r), 7ra/>ayo/M?/Aa, r<^,
J/i violation of: use prop,, P. andV. Trfyxi (ace.)- Ravishment, rape:P. %N9, *.
Violator, subs, J3rea&fir/ P.
4. Corntpter : P. and V.
Violence, subs. Force : P. and V,
/Ko, fyV. TO KOprcpop, P*
A. jKw/t; Ar. and P.
Outrage: P. and V.
TO, Vehemence: P*
953
By violence, by force : P. and V.
wpos ^Stav, yStato>s, V. ^/c jSias,
j/i, 7rpo TO KapTp6v,
Kpdros ; see under
/orce, Ac* o/" moZisTicfi : V. x^P^f^^TO. Z)o acte o/ violence, v. : P.
XtpovpytK. Dise vioZence : P. andV. ftidc(r6<u (mid.). Suffer violence:
P. and V. frd&<r6a,i (pass.). Doviolence to oneself, kill oneself : P.
/?c<r0<u lavToV (Plat.). Do aviolence to, take violent measures
against : P. and V. eb/ijfccoroV Tt
Spav (aco.) (Bur., Med. 283), P.
V0)TpOV Tt 7T06tV ?S (aCC.), 6iVT;K(rTOVTt /3ov\*vciv irepL (gen.). Do woviolence to : V. Spav w&v , . .
(aco.) (Bur., Rhas. 590),veov Spav (aoc.) (Bur., Bacch.
362). BZow t^iifc gfrea* vioknce (of
wind) : P. ^yas 3K7rwv (Thuo.6, 104). T^eir escape was due to
the violence of the storm : P.
% 8ia<vi$ a^rot? 8ta T
^yctfos (Thuo, 3, 23).
Violent, adj. P, and V.
Compulsory : P. and V. av
P. /fr'aios. Of natural phenomena:P. foxvpoV JmotewiJ ; P. v/8ptcrrtKus,
or use P. and V.
P, <r<fl8pos. Of pain :
, P. and V. Sctv^.
words: V. o-^ptywv, P,
Boisterous: P. Tapaxw8>?9, V.Of the passions : P. and V.
J5e vwte^, v. : P. and V. t
JSte tmoZcn^: P, and V.
vehement : "V.
againstZs (aoo.),
/JouXevctv TTP^ (gen.), P. and V.
SpSv (aco.) (Bur,, Med.
283) ; see under violence. Die aViolent death: P.
V,
Violently, adv. P. and V.
FfifemenMy : P. o-^oSpfis, P. and V.
cr^o'Spa, Insolently : P. tflpurri.?.
Violet, subs. P. fov, T<* (Dem. 615).Crowned with violets, adj. : Ar.
P.
Of
P.
Vid Vis
Violet, subs, and adj. Of colour:
see purple.
Viper, subs. P. and V. w^ 4 p -
Ivts, 6 (Plat.) ; see snake.
Virgin, subs. Girl: P. and V.
iroipQevos, 77, Kop?7, , Trals, 77,Ar. and
V. veavts, 77 ; see girZ. Unmarried
girl : P. and V. ?rap0ei/o9, 77.Be a
virgin, v. : V. 7rap0i/iW0ai.
Virgin, adj. Untouched. P. andV.
Virginal, adj. Ar. and Y.V. 7rap06/o. CfofcwcTiecZ : P. andV. ^Kijporos ;
see c/wiste.
Virginity, subs. P. Traptfcvia, 17, V.
?rap0Via, 17, /copcu/utara, ra. Chastity:P. aym'a, 17, V. Sypcv/Mt, TO.
Viriie, ad]. Ar. and P. &v8piKos ; see
brave, strong.
Virility, subs. See manhood.
Virtually, adv. Opposed to nominallyP. and V. pyo>. Really : P. andV. oVrco* iZwos*: P. and V.
<r;(c8ov ; see almost.
Virtue, subs. Of persons or things :
P. and V. *pT77, 77.Goodness : P.
and V. xpycrrorqs, ij,T xpijarrov
(Eur., Swpp. 866). Chastity : P.
dyveta, 17,V. ayveu/wt, TO. O/
V. Si;va<ns, 17, rxik, 4-
Virtuous, adj. P. and Y.
Xpqo-TO'S, icaXos, fyw/wrros J See
Chaste : P. and "V. <tyvos,
Virtuously, adv. P. and V.
<Jfi/wrT<i>$ (Xen.V Chastely : P.
dyvfis (Xen.). ^ici virtuously (in a
contemptuous sense), v. : P.
Virtuousness, subs. P. and Y.
Xp*70TbY77s, ^ ; see virtue.
Virulence, subs. Malignity : P. and
P.
Malignantly : P.
Virulent, adj. Malignant: P. andV.
fl-ucpoff. Of a disease, etc.
iO-XWpo's.
Virulently, adv.and V. Trucpws.
Virus, subs. See poison.
Visagevsubs. Face: P.andV. fyl
77, -Trpoo-wTTov, TO ; see face. LookP. and V. /3X.fj.jjLa t
TO ; see look.
Viscous, adj. P. yXwr^pos, 7X01018175.
Visible, adj. P. and Y.P. Karcwrros, V.
s. ComjncttOWS : P. Kara-
7rt<^av^s; See CO?lSj3icW02A5.
That may be seen : P. and Y.. Philosophically, visible to
e (as opposed to mental) : P.
Clear : P. and V. orcw^.V. : P. KaTa<^aivc<r6<u,
P. and V. <atv<r0<u.
/eei o/ Jior^es awd mw are
visible under the gate as if theywere coming out ; P.
?7T7rO)V T6
Visibly, adj
vTro^acvovrat (Thuc. 5, 10).V.Plainly: P. and
s ; see plainly.
o/ 57^ : P.Vision, subs,
and V.
P. and V. <3<0aX/AO$, o, ctyis, r;, ojLt//,aT
TO (Thuc. and Plat, but rare P.).
Range of sight : P. fooi/sis, 7).
Spectacle : P. and V. Oca, >;, fo'a/wx,
TO, 0a>pia, 77, otyis, 7),V. TTpoVoi^s, 7/
(Eur., Or. 952).^Apparition : P.
and Y. ^ao^a, TO, IKU>V, v, t8o>Xov,
TO, <avTOQ-jua, TO, V. cr/ct(, r/, oi/rts, //,
7).Dream : P. and V.
TO'; see dream. Wakingvision : P. and V. Simp, TO ; seePlat. Rep. 574a.
Visionary, adj. Impracticable: P.and V. tropes, i/xTJxa^os (raro L*.).
Imaginary (as opposed to real):P. and V. So/coii/. Visionary scheme:P3> / C
cyx1? 17*
Visionary, subs. Star-gazer : P.
jw-erewpoo-KoVos, 6;
see star-gazer.Be a visionary, indulge in dreams,v. : Ar. and P. r
954
Visit, subs. P. and V.
Visit, v. trans. P. and V.
(aco.) (Thuc. 8, 54), <owavace. or irp^s, aco.), Trpocr<p;(o-flai vpfe(ace.), P. 7Ti<otTttv (fe, ace.), Ar.and V. tcr<oLTav (ace.). Oome andsee : P. and V. &ri,07co7r> (ace.),ffo around : Ar. and P.
trtpiip
ace.). JJatw^; P. and V.
:, aco. or &rif, aoc.), V,
Vis
(Eur., Ion, 300). Visit a patient :
P. *urpY<r&u (dat.) (Dem. 307).Visit with punisJment ,- P. and V.
px<r0<u; see punish. The angerof tJw goddess hath visited you : V.
opyat 8* & <r cwrco-fo^av 0a$ (Eur.,
Hipp. 438). Had I not visited mycomrades
1
murder on you : V. ct ^<T* Iratpd)!/ <f>6vov CTtucop^or&u'^i' (Eur.,
CyoL 695) . flow so<w t/ie goddesseshave visited yowr motJicr's blood
Upon you. V. a>s rti^y fjt,enj\66v or
aljiia /^repos 0<u (Eur., Or. 423).Visit anger on the city : V. cTrippcn-ctv
^vw 7ro\t (.ZEsoh., Eum. 888) ; see
vent. I will visit this land with
my wrath : V. ftafxla x<W ^8"i/xtX^rw (JEsch,, J&
TMW. 720). ^evisited with, haunted by: P. andV. crfrfu'cu (dat.), (nVveo^at (dat.)..4 co^cA ?ioi visited by dreams :
V.'T/ OV('pOt9 Ol'/C
Visitation, subs.
"
P. and V. -. r_^80X17, /, or/c^7rrr>5, 6. Visitation ofdifMOite ." V. voonov O'TVoXXayiJ, r;
(Soph., 0.72. 900). Visilalion of
fever : P. icaraj8o\?/ Trvpcrov, r; (Dem.118). Misfortune: P. and V.
<ru/A<opci, Tj r /cci^oi', TO.
Visitor, subs. Q^i'i : P. and V.
Vista, subs. View : P.
Vital, adj. Cowwflcted with 'life : useP. and V. t/#xfc (gen. of ^x*;)-FioZ yor, subs. : use P. Ko/ptov,
T<{ (Xen.). Struck m a vital pwrt :
V* Is /coupdv rvWe (Bur., ^Lnd.
1120). Important, adj.: P* 8u-
^opo9 7?fi vital, be important, v. :
P. and V. Stfi^cpetv. Essential:
P. and V* AvayieaZov.
Vitality, subs. I$%; P. and V,
^X^ *?^W^ ^ and V. 0tyi<fe,
i Strength: P. and V. icrx&, ^,
faw,-?}. Possess vitality, be strong,v. : P. and V. fcrx'W*
Vitally, adv. In a vital pwt: V.
Kcuptws; see mortally. Importantly:P.
*
Vog
Vitiate, v. trans. Corrupt: P. andV. 8ia<0peiv. Infect : P. di/aTrt/x,-
?rXavat. De/zZe : P. and V. fuoiWcv,V. xpa / "/
(also Plat, but rare P.) ;
see de/J/e. Nullify: P. <3tio;pov
KaQi<rra.va.i ; see caned.
Vitiated, adj. Diseased : P. and V.
vocrdiS^s. Defiled : P. and V. /xtapd?,
Ar. and V. /tvorapds. Vitiated
with P. ttvowrXcws (gen.), P. andV. TrXe'ws (gen.), V. TrA^s (gen.).
Vitiation, subs. P, and V.
Vituperation, subs. See
Vituperative, adj. See
Vivacious, adj. Ar. and P.
P. C^VAAO?. Of looks : P. and Y.
4><upo'9 ; see cheerful.
Vivaciously, adv. P. and V.
(Xen.).
Vivacity, subs. P. and V.
(Xeu.); see/o?/.
Vivid, adj. Clear : P. and V.V. triifajvys } soe clear.
Vividly, adv. P. and V. o-c
o-ac/>/7v<u9 ;see dearly.
Vividness, subs. P. and V.
fo, V.
Vocal, adj. Of the voice : P. and V.
<jko>n}$ (#en, sing, of </><ov>?).JS/Ti-
dowed with voice : P/and V. ^o>viji$
(raro in both). Of the Oaks of
Dodona: V, Trpocnjyopos, (-flilsoh.
P. V. 832), iroXvyXwrvos (Soph.Trach. 1168).
Vocalist, subs. Singer: P. and V.
<8ds, 6 (Plat.) ;see xinyer.
Vocation, subs. P, and V. r<x^, r},
P. *7rmJ8v/*a, ro ; see oco?6jpa^ow,
Vociferate, v. intrans. P. and V.
ySoav, &vafioav ; see shout.
Vociferation, subs. P. and V.
Vociferous, adj. P. }see
Vociferously, adv. P. and V.
fjifydXa ; see loudly,
Vogue, subs. Be in vogue, v. : P.
and V. /cp&rtv, icrxtSeiv,P. fcn-
Kpartiv, TTfpirpixtw, Sta^>pe(,v, V.
955
Voi Vol
Come into vogue : P.
6K.VLKOLV.
Voice, subs. P. and V. $<*vfi, ^<0ey/ia, TO (Plat.), 4>0oyyos, 6 (Plat ),
V. <t*0ayyri, fj, av&J, ^, cfxov^/Aa, TO,
TO, Ar. and V, yJJpvs, 17,
"** 4" see sound, cry. Prophetic
voice : V. xXoySd)^ 7, 6>>7, ^ (als<>
in aoc. sing. 8, Bur , ffi^. 1321 ;
Or. 1669). Of animals : P. andV. <0e/*a, TO' (Plat.),
(Plat.), V. <A0oyy^, ^9 017', ^ Ewea voice in, met. : P. and V. p^r^iv(gen,); see share. Save a loud
VOICQ : P. fJieya <0eyyo-0ai. A fine
voice, subs.: P. cfyUvta, ^ (Dem.450). Having a fine voice, adj. :
Aim and Jir CUCDOVO^. Jt. KflA.Xt<pCi)Vos
(Plat.). Give the voice play, v. :
P. <e0vacr/civ. Fozce production,subs.: P. <wvoovcta9 ^. Wtifc owe
voici: see unanimously, together.
They all cried with one voice :
Ar. 01 8* If Ivos o-To/AaT05
(%. 670)-
tnfo ws wi^/i one voice : P.
^ et/os OT^/xaro?
(Plat., JSep. 364=A). TP^fA one
voice : V. a0/>oo> (rroy^art (Eur.,5acc^. 725).
Voice, v. trans. Give utterance to :
P. and V. <t>e^YY<rBoLL (aoc.), V.<o>vdv (aoo ) ;
see express.
Voiceless, adj. P, and V. &o>vos, V.
TOS, ckro<6teyjcTos ; see dumb, silent.
Void, adj. P. and V. KCVO?, P.
Sufcevos. Desolate : P. and V.
cpij/xos. Void of: P. and V.
(gen.), (gen); seefreefrom.aving no legal force: P.
useless : P. and V.
Void, subs. P. TO /ccvoV,
Feehng of loss : P. and V. iro'0o$, 6
(Plat.).
Volatile, adj. Light: P. and V.
/coC<^os, &a<f>post Flittiny : P. andV. TH^S (Plat.). JVcWe : P. dUa-
Tao-raTo? ; seejfcMe. Light-headed :
V.
Volcanic, adj. V.
:V.'
^ (Bur., O^cZ. 298),
tion: see Thuc. 3, 116; Plat.,
Phaedo, lllE.
Volcano, subs. Use mountain. See
under volcanic.
Volition, subs. Will: P. and V.
i}.Choice : P. and V.
Determination ; P. andV. yi/oJ/wy, 17.
Volley, subs. Shower of weapons :
V. vi^ci?, ^; see shower. In a
volley, altogether : use adj., P. and
Volubility, subs. Glibness : Ar. andV. cuyXwo-o-ta, fj (Bur., Frag.), P.
difpoia, 17. Chattering : P. ?roXu-
Xoyia, 17,V. yXajo\raXyta, ^ see
cfeaWer.
Voluble, adj Glib : Ar. and V.
uyX<ooro-o9 (^03sch., Supp. 775), Ar.
einropos, V. cvrpo^os. Chattering .
P. and V, Xc&os, P. -rroXAoyos, V".
? ; see chattering.
Volume, subs. P. and V.
see book. Bulk : P. and V. oy/cos,
o. Fo/mes of smoke . use P. andV. -TroAvs /CCLTTVOS, 6.
Voluminous, adj. Long : P. andV. jita/cpds. 46zwwZawi : P. and V.
TroXvs, TTVICVOS. Twisted, wreathed :
P. and V. TroXvrrXoKos (Plat.), V,
Voluntarily, adv. P. and V,
o-fcW, V. if licovo-ia?, <?/couota>
(Bur., Jfei. 751), or use adj.
agreeing with subject, P. and V,v, aur7rayycXT05,
untarily I subjected myself to this
charge: V. K(!ya>
v^vyj^v TToVy (Soph., uiy. 24).
Voluntary, adj. Of things : l\ andV. l/cowto?, av^a^pcTW, V. 4*<iv. Ofpersons : P. and Y. ^cXovrrJ?.
Volunteer, subs. P. aud V. WcXov-
T^S, 6. As a volunteer : use a'lv.
P. McXovrt (Thuc. 8, 2), WcXo^-
TTySoV (Thuc 8, 98). Uninvited:use adj., P. ATrapaKXi/ros (Thuc.2, 98).
956
'Vol You
Volunteer, v. trans. Offer : P. andV. 7rayyc'XX<r0<u. AbsoL, P, andV. S<jh'ara<r0ai ; see undertake.
Voluptuary, subs. Use adj., Ar. andP. Tpv<f>f)6s. Be a voluptuary, v. :
P. and V. rpvtj>av.
Voluptuous, adj. Ar. and P. Tpu-
<^6pos, V. ajSpos. Costly : P. andV. riij.u>$. Soft : Ar. and PjuuiXa/co?, Ar. and V. /x,oXdaKo?.
Voluptuously, adv. See luxuriously.
Voluptuousness, subs. P. and V.
T; (Plat.), P. TO a/3po8tatTOV (Thuc!1, 6) ; see luxury.
Vomit, v. trans, and absol. P. andV. fatly (Plat, Phaedrus, 268s),Ar, and P. cfc/iciv. Vomit forth :
Ar. and P. tfeptiv, P. and V. /*e?v,
V. ^pvyydmv (Bur., Cyol. 523).Met,, P. and V. <mcVcu, avaStSoVat ;
see emit.
Vomiting, subs. P. Xvyf, v (Thuc,2, 49).
Voracious, adj. P. Xc^os, V. Xa/fyo'e,
/wtpyos, juapy&v. Insatiable : P.
and V. cwrXifOTos. Voracious of:P. and V. aTrXr/oTos (gen.).
Grasping : P. 7rXovKn*o9.
Voraciously, adv. V. Xa^pfo. In-
satiably : P, d7rX''<rnos. G-rasping-
ly: P.
Voracity, subs. P. >
fuxpyta,* v ''
V. TO
; soe <yra?d. Insatiability: P.
and V. ATrX^oria, 17. Taking morethan one's share; P. -jrXeovc&'a,
Vortex, subs. P. and 7.
Met., use danger.
Votary, SUbs. P. tfe/XMramfr,
Lover : P. and V. fya<rnfc, 6.
Unjust is the goddess. And mma prosperous home and city ha:
sfa entered and left to the rwin
of Iwr votaries : V. Swco*
5 KO4 7T(JX
jiff& aX^p<f> rfo
'(Bur., Phoen. 532).
Vote, 'subs. P. and V. ^00*, ^ ; see
Eand
TO, i/r^^os, 17.Motion
t proposal:Ar. and P. yvw/x??, ^. Decision:
hcmds : P. xetporowo, 17,<
17.Pw^ ifee t?o^, v. : P.
7raytv. Pwi io tffoe voie : P.
P. i/ofaoi/ 8t8o'vat (dat.) (Dem. 1303).Cast one's vote : P. and V. /o)<oi/
<^>petv, \I/YI$QV rWecrOat. Oast Onesvote in /avow of
- P. and V. i/r^ov
Trpoor^ccrdai (dat.). Fflr^-ici wherethe votes are equal, subs. :
8ftoy, /; (-fflsch., Eum. 795).
facturiny votes, adj. : V. i
(Soph., ^[;. 1135).Vote
,v. trans. Ar. and P.
(aco.). V. intrans. P.'
and V.
epM/, \j/rj<J>ov rtfacrtiai,
, (rare V.), P. 8<
slww of hcmds : Ar. and .
'tV, P. 8taXpOTOVtV.'against : Ar. and P. avrtx^p
(absol.), airox(,poTovii/ (ace.).voted ayawst (the letter) being sent
7T6/re<v (Dem. 396). Vote for
(person or thmg) : Ar, and P,
X&porwciv (aoo.). Vote for (living) :
Ar. and P.tyii<j>ie<rQa.i (aoc.). Fote
for a person's acquittal: P. airo-
L.). Vote for a person's cow-
ZtlOll : Jr. KQ.T&yflQiplfcGQ'vCU,/ _ \ A / \ TTj^(gen.), Karax^poToveiv (gen.). Kowin addition : P. 7rpoo^h7^t2ccr^at
(absol.). Foic 07t a pm^'sjwfo ;
Ar. crw^77^6{<rtfat (dat.).
on a person's side, adj. : P,
i/n?qko$, oftot/rw<os. Saving equal
rights of voting : P. and
Voting-urn, subs. See
Votive, adj, P, and V.
(Plat., also Ar.). VotweP. and V. foiBtipa., TO, V.ret. Dedicate (as a votive offering),v. : P. and V. fofiTtMat (aco.).
Vouch for, v. Gfawcmtee ; Ar.
957
and P. fyyvcwrftu (aoo.).
P. /^aurfi/ (aoc.).
Oon-
You
bear witness to : P. and V.
(ace.), o-vftpaprupciv (aco.).
Vouchsafe, v. trans. Grant : P. andV. SiSovot; see give. With infin.,
deign: P. and V. afwuv, Swcatow;
see deign.
Vow, subs. P. and V. cu^, ^, V,
ra; see prayer. Pro-
mise : P. and V. *7roaxcn.$,
Pledge : P. and V. Trams, ^, ma-rov,
TO, or pi. ; see pledge. Make vows,V. : P. and V. ^j^a-Ba.^ eir
Vow, Y. trans. Ar. and V.
Dedicate : P. and V. &va,Ti6evai.
Promise : P. and V. viri
IrayyeAAso-ftu ;see promise. V,
intrans. P. and V. d5xe<r0ai,
v\(r0ai. Declare : Ar. and V,
55(e<r0(u, V. etevxecrQoL,
(also Plat, but rare P.), av^w (alsoThuc. but rare P.), 4fduxew; see
60astf, swear.
Vowels, subs. P. ra ^v^ivra (Plat.)
V. <j>u>vowTa, rd (Eur., Frag.).
Voyage, subs. P. and V.
iropos, 6, oroXos, 6, V.
^, 4 0005 voyage: V.
Voyage, v. intrans. P. and V.
Ar. and V. vawroAeiv, vavcr6X.c
V. vavriXXecrflai (also Plat, but rare
P.) ;see sail.
Voyager, subs. V. 2/wro/>os, 6; see
traveller, sailor.
Vulgar, adj. Cowmon,low: Ar. andP. <opTwc<fe, Syopcuos. Uneducated :
Ar.P. and V.
and P. few'SevTos, P.
Boorish : Ar. and P.
Wanting in taste: P.
ITeaw, 6ase : P. and V,
Mechanical : P. and V.
(Plat, Theaet. 176o ; Soph. 4;.
1121). The vulgar, the commonpeople, subs. : P. and V. ot iroXXot,
. *, TO, oxXo$,
Vulgarity, subs. Ignorance : P. andV. i/iouo-wi, 17, P. ctTratfie
Boorishness : P. dypoua'a, ^.
O/ taste ; P. dTrecpoicaXia, i).
Vulgarly, adv. AJ. and P.
Wag
P. <opTews. Usually, for the most
part : P. <us
Vulnerable, adj. P. and V.
(Xen., and Eur., HeL 810). Un~
protected, exposed ; P. and V.Assailable : P.
Vulture, subs. Ar. and V.yi;i/r,
6
(Eur., And. 75). Bawfc: P. andV. tipa, 6 (Plat.), V. /c/p/co?, 6.
WWade, v. intrans. Crow : Ar. and
P. Siapabeiv; see swim. Wadethrough, go through a long list, etc.,
met, : P. and V. 8Upx<r6<u (aco.).Wade through slaughter; V. Sta
<oVov x^P^ (Eur., ^7w?. 175).Your whole house shall wade
through blood: V. TTOS <ro? 07/<os
PfoeTat, Si a^aTOS (Eur., Phoe?l.
20).
Waft, v. trans. P. and V. <^piy,V. otyifav, en-ovpt&w. Be wafted :
P. and V. 4>ep(r0a4 Ar. and P.
eirovpifav (Plat.). The breves
waft the wreathes of inoeme smoke:Ar. OvfjLLOLfjLaToyv S' avpai Siaiffalpoucn
ir\KTaW)V KCLTTVOV (AV. 1716).
Wafting, adj. P. and V.
(Thuo. and Plat.), V.
(UKiSTTO/ATTOS, C^JTO/ATTO^ TTO/WTttWS,, Awafting breeze : V. oUfpos, 6 (also
Xen.).
Wag, v. trans. Shake : P. and V.<mW. Wa# the tail ; P. 8ia<rctW
ovpf (Xen.), 8ta<ra/Vtv|(absoL) (Xen.),V. orcuWv (absol.), Ar. K^/>K^ oratVtv
(Eq. 1081). Watgf <Ae ion//^ ; V.
441).
Wag, subs. See jaster.
Wage, v. trans. P. and V.P.
war; P. and V.
(absol.). Wage war with : P. andV. iroXc/Actv (dat. or irpo?, ace,).
Wage, subs. P. and V, /ooAfe, 4,
T<; see
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