Typ

Typical, adj. Allegorical ; P. /

vTTOT/otct, TTCT-oojftei/os. Characteristic :

see characteristic. Be typical of,

give a specimen of : P. Trapo&iy/iaSiSoVai (gen.).

Typically, in accordance with one's

nature : P. Kara. <f>vo-w.

Typify, v. trans. Give example of :

P. TrapaSeiy/xa SiSovat (gen.). Sug-gest : P. and Y. &roTt0ci/<u (morecommon in mid. in P.). Represent:see represent.

Tyrann ical ,ad

j. P. and V.

P. Seo-TTOTiKos, V. -rifpawos.

Tyrannically, adv. P.

ScOTTOTtKCOS.

Tyrannise, v. intrans. P. and Y.

Tvpavvevuv, SeoTro^civ. Tyranniseover : P. and Y. Sco-Trofciv (gen.) ;

see lord it over, rule.

Tyrannous, adj. See tyratmical.

Tyrannously, adv. See tyrannically

Tyranny, subs. P. and V.

$1,P. oeorrroreta, rj.

Tyrant, subs. P. and Y. ,

6, 8<r7roT7ys, 6; see king. Be governed

by tyrants, v. : P. and V. riJ

o-0ai, P. rvpavvcvecrOai, ScoTro

Be tyrant of, V. : P. and V. -njp

(gen.). Free from tyrants, adj. : P

Tyro, subs. Use adj., P. and V.

u

Ubiquitous, Be, v. intrans. use P.

and V. Travra^ou Trapctvat.

Udder, subs. P. and V. ^taoros, 6

(Xen. and Eur., Cycl. 207), V.

ov0ap, TO.

Ugliness, subs. P. a'o-xos, TO,

<* pXWx>o<n'V77' ^ ^' ^op<j6ta, ^ ; see

unpleasantness.

Ugly, adj. P. and Y. arxP<k (Plat.also Ar.), SSo-ci&fc (Plat, and Soph.,

Frag.), P. /^o^^pos, Y. Srft

S, 8i;o-^aTOs ;see

Ulcer, subs. P. and V. eXicos, TO'.

Una

Ulcerate, v. intrans. P. l\Kov<r6ai

(Xen.), V. IX/ccuW.

Ulceration, subs. P. IX/eoxns, ^.

Ulcered, adj. Use P. and V. c/wruos;see festering.

Ulterior, adj. Ulterior motives,

seeking one's own advantage : P.

7rA.ove#a, ^. Have ulterior

motives, seek one's own advantage,v. : P. -TrXcovcKTctv. JS/wtertam secret

designs : P. Aav0avv TL ^fl-t^SouXwwv.TTi^ow^ ulterior motives : use

adv. P. aSoXo)?. With ulterior

motives, for the sake of gain : useP. and V. &rt K^>6X V. fat ic^pS o-t .

Ultimate, adj. jRnaZ: P. and V.

TeXeuraTos, lo-xaTos. Occurring aftera long time : Y. xpovtos.

Ultimately, adv. At last: P. andY. T&OS, Y. ets TcXos ; see a^ last,

under last. Aft&r a time : P. andY. XP V($* ^ XP VOV

> "V- XP V<P '"'ore,

<rw xpovw, i/ xpov^.

Ultimatum, subs. Use command.For instances of an ultimatum, see

Thuc. 1, 127 ; 1, 139.

Umbrage, subs. Shade : P. and Y.

oveia, 07. Leafage : Ar. and Y.

<vAA&f ^, V. <^>^, 4. T^fee

umbrage : P. x ^6^? <j!>piv ; see

6e annoyed, under armoy.

Umbrageous, adj. P. <ruovaos

(Plat.), ^r/o-Kto? (Plat), V. Kfcd-

o-Ktos, ^TTOO-KIOS (-aBsch., Frag.), Ar.

and V. 8a<TKtos. DarA with leaves :

Ar. and Y. //.tAa^vAAos.

Umbrella, subs. Ar. cr/ciaSciov, TO.

Umpire, subs. Arbitrator : P. andV. jSpfi^efe, 5 (Plat.), SiaAXaimfc, 6,

P. SiatTrjnqs, 6, V, StaAXaw^p, o ;

see arbitrator. Umpire in a race :

P. and V. ppZpw, 6, P. /SajSSovxos, 6.

Umpire, v. intrans. See arbitrate.

Unabashed, adj. Shameless ; P.

and V. ^voiS^s, (xvawrxwros, 0pa<nfs.

Unabated, ad]. Unyielding : P.

compos, Y. lyLtTTcSos. J^rm, secure :

P. and Y. j&ej&uos. Persevering :

P. and Y. tafy^ (Plat.), Ar.

Ceaseless : P.

see incessant.

905

Una Una

Unable, adj. P. and V.

Be unable, v. : P.

Unabolished, adj. In force : P. and

V. KtipLOS.

Unacceptable, adj. P. and V. 0opfo

Swxqnfc, P. fafifcl aee disagreeable.

Unaccomodating, adj. Hi-tempered.P. and V. Swr/eoXos, AT. and P.

See alone.Unaccompanied, adj.

Without music : P.

Unaccomplished, adj. P. and V.

(Dem. 209), V.

dpyos, &cpavros. Without accom-

plishments : P. and V. a/xa&fo

&JJLOVCTOS.

Unaccountable, adj. Strange: P.

and V. 0avjiLacrros ; see strange, un-reasonable. Not clear : P. and V.

Unaccountably, adv. P, 0au/4acrra>s.

In a way that is not clear : Pdorado)? (Thuc. 4, 125).

Unaccustomed, adj. Inexperienced :

P. and V. apropos, P.

Unusual: P. and V.P. drjOys. Unaccustomed to : P.and V. &ripos (gen.), dta-oft}? (gen-)>

dij&ys (gen)? P'

(gen.).

Unacquainted, adj. Of persons : P.

and V. dyi/ois. Unacquainted with,unversed in : P. and V. &rapo?

(gen.), oifjiciO^ (gen.), Y.

(gen.), P. dvcTrto-nJ/AODv (gen.) ; see

ignorant. Be unacquainted with,V : P. cbretpcos %X iy

Unadapted, adj. P.

Unadorned, adj. Simple': P. andV. cwrXoOs. Uncrowned : V. acrrerr-

TOS, P. <wrT^avo>ros.

Unadulterated, adj. P.Unmixed : P. and Y. 5/cp5,ros.

Sheer: P. cbrXoiJs,

Unaffected, adj. Unmoved : P. andV. &Ktv7)To$, Ar. and Y. SreyKros.

Simple: P. and Y. cbrXoSs,**

&vi7s, Ar. and P. 5SoXos.

Unaffectedly, adv. Simply : P. andY. flbrXois. Q-wilelessly . P.

P.

see

Unaffianced, adj. P- dv

UnaflFrighted, adj. See fearless.

Unaided, adj. Alone, by one's ownexertions : P. and V. /idvos, V.

Unallotted, adj.

Tro. 32).

V. (Eur.,

Unalloyed, adj. P. a/cparos,

Unalterable, adj. P. and V.P. and V.

Ratified: P.

Unalterable doom :

Unalterably, adv. Firmly : P. and

P.

ff,V.

and V. /ctfpto?.

V.

V. /&uo>s, V.

see immovably. AuthoritativelyP.

Unambiguous, adj. P.

Unambiguously, adv. P.

Unambitious, adj. P.

P. and V dfl-payjuwv (Eur., Frag.).Humble : P. and V. rcwrai/o's.

Unambitiously, adv. Humbly : P.

Q^*e^7/ : P. and V.

Unamenable, adj. Not responsible :

P. dvcij^wos, Ar. and P.

Disobedient : P. see

Unamiability, subs. Ar. and P.

SvoTcoXi'a, ^, P. and V. TrtKponys, ^.

Unamiable, adj. P. and V. Suc

Unamiably, adv. P. 8v(rK<)Xo)5, P.

and V Ti-iKpws.

Unaneled, adj. See unhouseled.

Unanimity, subs. P.

<ruju,^<ovta, ^ (Plat.).

Unanimous, adj. P.

6/w>votv,

v. :

see

Unanimously, adv. P.

yi'w/u.^s, Ar. and P.

Ar. Iv^s Xdyov (PZ.

760). With one voice: V.

906

Una Unb

oro/uttTi, Ar. and P. e cvbs

see under voice.

Unanswerable, adj. P.

dvcfeXeXicros.

Unanswerably, adv. P.

JCTXOS (Xen.).

Unappeasable, adj. P.V. SvcnrapaiT^ros, Ar. and Y.

Srey/eros ; see merciless.

Unapproachable, adj. P. and V.

^Saros, P. SvcnrpooroSos, V. owrXaros ;

see inaccessible. Of a person : V.

&rXo,Tos, aTrpoonyyopos, SuoTrpocroicrros,

SuOTTpOCriTO?, P. SuCTTTpOO-oSoS, P. 8HdV. fyufcros. Be unapproachable :

P. d-7rpo(roi<mi>s X tv -

Unapt, adj. P. and V. tyvfa.

Unarmed, adj. P. &wrXos, P. andV. yu/Ai/09, 1/uXos, V. doveeuos, irev^s,

&r%x>s (Eur., .Boccfc 736).

Unashamed, adj. Shameless: P.

and V. avcu&Js, $varj(wros. Guilt-

less P. and Y. /cc&apo's, atfaios ;

see guiltless.

Unasked, adj. Uncalled: P. andV.

<foAyros. Of one's own accoi d, volun-

tarily : use P. and V. l/coiv, aure-

?rdyyeXTos fiflcXovnfc; see voluntarily

Unaspiring, adj. P. d<iXort/ios.

Humble : P. and V. Tcwmi/rfs.

Unassailable, adj. Ar. and V.

fyiaxos, V. aTrpooyAoxos ;see mww-

c*6Ze, unapproachable. Of an argu-ment : Ar. &Ka.rd/5^ro^ Unassail-

able by one's neighbours : P. oX^Trros

rots WXas (Thuc. 1, 37). Notliable to blame: P. and V. weirt-

X^TTTO?. JETave you met me on

ground where my case ^s held by all

to be unassailable ? P. ov eyo) }vd^oios aira<TL . . . cvravfla dinJvTTyKas;

(Dem. 269).

Unassisted, adj. 4Zcwe, 6y one's

exertions . P. and V. /AOVOS, V.,.Unassuming, adj. Simple : P. andV. cwrXofe. Humble : P. and V.

Tttxravcfe ;see modest.

Unatoned, adj. P. and V. cudWapros.

Unattached, adj. Separate : P.

P. and V.

Not enrolled in anyalliance : P. aypa<os (Thuc. 1, 40).

Unattainable, adj. P. and V.

(ISrfvaros, V. ov Oyp&criiLos.

Unattempted, adj. P. dirctparos.

Unattended, adj. Alone : P. andV. /idvoff, V. /xowos, fJLOvocrrt/3^.

Unattested, adj. P. d/wiprupos, V.-.Unattractive, adj. See unpleasant.Unauthenticated, adj. Unattested:

P. d/juxp-rupos, V. aftaprtp^TOS.

Unauthorised, adj. Irresponsible :

P. di/cv^wos, Ar. and P. ajnJTrevftJi/o?.

Unauthorised by: use prep., P.and V. Sveu (gen.).

Unavailable, adj. Not at Jiand : P.and Y. ou Trpo^etpos.

Unavailing, adj. P. and V. /^araeos,

, P. dviaros; S66

Unavenged, adj. P.

Unavoidable, adj. Necessary ; P.and V. avay/catos. Inevitable : P.and V. &<I>VKT05.

Unavoidably, adv. Perforce: P.

and V. avayKawos, avay/cj7, e avay/ays.

Unaware, adj. P. and V. OVK ctSois.

Unaware of : V. atSpts (gftn.). Beunaware of, v. : P. and V. dyvoctv

(ace.) ; see unconscious. Unawares,

off one's guard : P. and V. <uXo,K-

ros, 5<^>paKTOS (Thuc.), P. cwrpoaSo-

/ci/Tos, dirapa<TKTJO5. J^o <3t thingunawares : P. and V. Xai/fldvctv rt

Troiaiv. Unknowingly : P. and V.

Xc^pa.

Unbar, v. trans. Ar. and V. xSXcih'

(rare P.), V. St3x3Xav. On* : P.

and V. Xtietv, /cXutv.

Unbare, Y. trans. See bcvre, disclose.

Unbearable, adj. P. and V. ovic

, >

(rare P.), P. a<l>6prrro?> Ar. and \ .

ov rX-JTros, V. ovx VTrdcrrards, SiScrot-

OTOS, Sucr^opos, ^rX^ossee also grievous.

Unbearably, ady.P. ov/c

(Xen.) ;see grievously.

Unbeaten, adj. See unconquerable.

Unbecoming, adj. P. and V.

907

Unb Unc

V.

Disorderly: V.

&COOYAOS.

Unbecomingly, adv. P. ow-pen-fa.

Behave unbecomingly : P. and V.

Unbefitting, adj. P.

see unbecoming.Unbefriended, adj. P. and V.

Unbegotten, adj. P.

Unbeknown, adj. See unknown.

Unbelief, subs. P. and V. am17. Suspicion : P. and V. foro

17. Impiety : P. and V.

-b V.

Unbelieving, adj. P.

Suspicious : P. and V. VTTOTTTOS.

Impious : P. and V. acreftfa

"

j&fc (rare P.).

Unbeloved, adj. P. and V.see hated.

Unbend, v. trans. See relax. V.

intrans. Sport : P. and V. Tnugctv.

Condescend : P. oruy*a0ieW.'

Unbending, adj. Inflexible, stern:

P. and Vr

. Tpax^S, micpos, 07cX?7pos,

O"XrXtos, ayvtajjuov, /Sapfe, Ar. andP. YoXerros. ^7o io be moved : P..No io

V. SuoTrapamyros, Ar.

and V, Sry/cros; see inexorable.

Stubborn : P. and V. or/cA^pos,

<rrep05, Ar. and V. orcpp^s, V. OTIJ-

<Ao9s ircpMTKeA.'jJs. Self-willed : P.

and V. auflafys. Pompwis : P. andV. (re/We.

Unbetrothed, adj. P. dveicSoTos.

Unbiassed, adj. P. and "V. &ros,

Favr, just : P. and V.

Unbidden, adj. Uninvited: P. andV. see unasked. Notordered : P. and V. &cXeuo-ros.

Unbind, v. trans. P. and V.4icX&ii/ ; see loose.

Unblameable, adj. P. and V.

dfjLfjL<j>TJst &fjLOfji<f)o<s. Guiltlessand V. avo/nos.

Unblemished, adj. Perfect :

Pure ; P. and Y. K.

see pure. Free from reproach:P. and V. S/J,JLWTTOS, ai/rt\i77rros, V.

a/xe/^g ; see blameless.

Unblessed, adj. Accursed : P. and^V.

/uapo's ; see also accursed, unhappy.Unblushing, adj. P. and V. avai&fo

ai/awrx^Tos ;see shameless.

Unblushingly, ady.P. and V.

avaiSo)?, P. di/ato-xwvTcos,

Unboastful, adj. V. foo/wros, a/co/jt-

Tracrro?.

Unbolt, v. trans. Ar. and V. x^s"

V. 8taaXav. I7?wZo : P. and V.

Unborn, adj. P. and V.

<Plat.), V. yo]/os (Eur.,

1598). Unborn babe : P.

TO, V.foljULO,

TO.

Unbosom oneself, v. trans. Seereveal.

Unbound by oath, adj. P. and V,

Unbounded, adj. P. and V.see boundLess.

Unbreakable, adj. P.

(Plat.), V.(Plat.),

Xvros,

Unbribed, adj. P. a&a<t>0opos.

Unbridled, adj. P. and V.

(Bur . , Frag.) , ai/ctftei/os . Licentious :

P. and V. icoXacrTos, Ar. and P.

dfcpa-njs ; see licentious,

Unbroken, adj. V. Sppo>^ <3Wpaucn-os.

Whole, unimpaired : P. and V.

aKcpatos, aKpaufivys. Unsubdued :

P. d^ctpwTos. Continuous : P.

Incessant : i\ fcavo-ro?, V.

75; see wimifirrzfrpted.unbroken front (of an a/my) ;

P. o*uvOTrpajU./jiej'OS.

Unbrokenly, adv. Ar.andP.<ri5

use

Unbuckle, v. trans. P. and V.

Unburden, v. trans. See free, ease.

Unburied, adj. P. and V.V. &0<nrro$.

Unbusinesslike, adj. P.

irpay/xaTcuv (Dem. 1273).Uncalled for, adj. Improper: P.

Uncared for, adj. P.

903

Unc Unc

(Xen.), P. and V. Sn^eA^Tos, V.

(Mny/AeA.'^ei/os. Be uncared for, v. :

P. and V. <t/ieA.to-0<u.

Unceasing, adj. P. cwrauoTos; see

ceaseless.

Unceasingly, adv. See ceaselessly.

Uncensured, adj. P. and Y.

Uncertain, adj. Doubtful, ambig-uous : P. d/ij8oA.os,

O-I/AOS, V. a/jwiA./cTos,

Hesitating : P. o/a^po's, P. and V.

&ropos, a/Mfoavos (rare ^0 ^- cW>-

/fouXos, oY^poims. .Be uncertain,V. : P. and V. cwropciv, tivrrxa.vtw.

Not clear: P. and V. &m<,SS^Aos, a^avijs, 8uo-KptTos. Jw-CCW-

clusive : P. , owe/owes. Unstable : Ar.

and P. d<rrci0/W7TOS, P. and V.

ATI-LOTOS; seejfc&J0.

Uncertainty, subs. .Dow&i, dispute .

P. d/^ier/^TTyoris, ^. Perplexity.P. and V. ttTropia, ^. Wimi o/clearness: P. and V. TO

(Bur., 4Zc. 785). Instability : P.

TO ajrrdOfM)Tov. Uncertainties : P.

and V. TO, crasis Td<.

Unchallenged, adj. Unquestioned :

P. di/&ey*TOS,

Unchangeable, adj. P.

/^vtjLios, P. and V. /?e/?acos, afcfv^TO

V. I/WTCSOS.

Unchangeableness, subs. P.

Unchangeably, adv. P. and V.

/3<ua)S, V. c/wrc'Sws, Spaporos (also

Plat, but rare P.).

Uncharitable, adj P. and V.

Uncharitableness, subs. P. dyvo>-

Unchaste, adj, P. and V.

P. d/cadapTOS.

Unchastened, adj. V. ay

Unchastity, subs. Adultery

Unchecked, adj. Unbridled

and Y. ax^AJvos (Eur.,see unbridled.

Uncivil, adj. Ar. and P.

In bad taste : P. and V. wi

P.

P.

Uncivilised, adj. P. and V.

jffopos, P. K/3l3ap/3ap<o/JLevo$, V.

av77/Apoff. ^w^fi, unlettered: P.and V. (tjjLova-os, ^ap^opos, Ar. andP. aWSeuros. PF^d5 ; P. and V.

ayptos ; see t^^d

Uncivilly, adv. Ar. and P. dypot-KCOS.

Uncle, subs. P. and V. 0elos, 6

(Eur., Or. 674; I. T. 930). Alsofather's brother: P. 7

Unclean, adj. Dirty : P. and V.

Squalid: P. and Y.Ar. and Y. Svcnrw'rjs,

r, Y. TrwaJSiys, av)(fjLU)$7}s ; see

Met., impure: P. and

&>ayi>os, avoortos, P. <XKa0apTO?.unclean hands: P. av-

KaOapol )(Lpa<5 (Antipho.139, 7 ; cf . 130, 30). Polluted : P.and Y. /uapos, Y. /xw-apos ; see

polluted.

Uncleanliness, subs. See unclean-ness.

Uncleanly, adj. P. and V. aurxpo's ;

see also unclean.

Uncleanness, subs. Squalor: Ar.and P. avtyios, 6, Y. aXowta,Trfvoff, 6, P. pun-os, TO. Met., P.

a/caflapcri'a, ^. -4 &fim^ polluted : P.

/uapt'a, ^. Met., poZZwtoow : P. andV. fuao-jjM, TO ;

Uncleansed, adj. V.see unclean.

Unclose, v. trans. Opan: P. andV. avoiynWt, ^votyetv ; see

ioo5fi : P. and V. Xtieiv.

Unclosed, adj. P. and V.

Unclothe, v trans. Ar. and P.

, P. and Y.

Unclothed, adj, P. and Y.

Unclouded, adj. Of weather:dSStos (Xen.), Y. yoX^vos ;

see fair.Unclouded sky : Ar. and P. aMpta,

97. Unclouded weather: use P*and Y. euSto, ^. Free from ewe :

see untroubled. Of looks : use P.and Y. ^aiSpos, Y. XajUirpoV, $ai8pa>-

TTOS, Ar. and Y. eu7rpdVa>7ros (also

Xen.).

909

Unc Unc

Uncoil, v. trans. Ar. and P. Sv-

XiWav, V. l&XiWciv ; see unfold.

Uncoined, adj. P. &ri7//,os.

Uncombed, adj. V. d/cro/wri-os ; see

squalid.

Uncomeliness, snbs. P.

darx^fwxruv^, 77, Y. ap,op<j>ia, 77.

Uncomely, adj. P. and V.

(Plat, also Ar.), SSrao^s (Plat, and

Soph., Frar., P. ^oos, V.

Uncomfortable, adj. Unpleasant .

P. and V. S-uorxepifc, ySapifs, KOLKOS,

P. (1978775. Embarrassing : P. andV. ttTTopo?. J5fi uncomfortable, of

persons : P. /ea/wwroflctv, P. and V.see

under

Uncomfortableness, subs. Unplea-santness ; P. and V. SucrWpeta, 17,

P. dT7oYa, 17, apvn75, 17. Embarrass-ment: P. and V. aTropia, 17; see

Uncomfortably, adv. P. and V.

fcoica>5. Embarrassingly : P. andV. cwropws.

Unconcern, subs. Calmness : Ar.

and P. ?}<njxt/a ^7 5 see heedlessness.

Unconcerned, adj. Calm : P. andY. Tyo-ux05* ^vxatos, P.

heedless.

Unconcernedly, adv.

and V.

and V.

Calmly : P.

(rare P -)J Ar-

rare P.), Ar. and P.

Peacefully, luithout care:

P. and Y. d-Trpay/^oVcDs (Eur., Frag.).

Unconditionally, adv. Surrender to

a person unconditionally : use P.

eavrbV (rivt)

Unconfirmed, adj. Unattested : P.

dftaprupo5, Y. apdprupijTOS. Vague :

P. and Y. &r&^5.UnCOnfuted, adj. P. dve'Xey/cros,

Uncongenial, adj. Unsuitable : P.

s, P. and V. ao-u//,0opo5-

Unpleasant : P. and Y.

S, P.

Uncommon, adj.V. Saves,

Strange : P. andsee strange.

Novel ' P. and V. /catvos, .p.

Y. voWo5, Ar. and V.

Especial: P. 8id<opo5,

Uncommonly, adv. P.

Uncommonness, subs. Novelty

Uncommunicative, adj. P.

(Xen.). Silent: V. 0-1777X05,

777X05 ; see cautious.

Uncompanionable, adj. See un-sociable.

Uncompassionate, adj. See pitiless.

Uncomplaining, adj. See patient.

Uncomplainingly, adv. See pati-

Uncomplimentary, adj. See abusive.

Uncompounded, adj. P. do-w/^T05

(Plat.).

Uncompromising, adj. P. and V.

OTcXiypos,

stern. Of things : P.

see

Unconnected, adj. P. and V. ov

Incoherent : P. and V.

Unconnectedly, adv. .4* random :

P. and Y. c^.Unconquerable, adj. P. and Y.

Ar. and P.

df/JiaXOS (Plat.), P. <foorjroX/M7T05, V.

Impossible to deal with : P. andV. &ropos, a/A77xavo5 (rare P.).Obstinate : see obstinate.

Unconquered, adj. P. atforcrqros.

Unconscionable, adj. P. and Y.

fytrJxavos ; see excessive.

Unconscious, adv. Notf knowing :

P. and V. OVK i8o>s. Unconscious

of: V. 3t8pt5(gen.). Be unconscious

of, not to know, v. : P. and V.

dyvoctv (aco.). ^oi ^o perceive :

P. and V. ov/c al(r9v(rOai. Offone's guard : P. and V. ^iJXaicros,

&pa/cro5 (Thuc.), P. dwpoor8oK>7T05,

dirapao-/ceuo5. -OfiOOWie WTWO

faint, V.: P.XtTroi/ruxcTv, V* Trp

910

Unconsciously, adv. P. and V.J5o a thing wnconstiously :

Unc Und

P. and V. X.av6dvW iroi&v rt, V.

Unconsciousness, subs. Ignorance:P. and V. dyi/ota, fj (sometimes in

V.ayyoLo., 17) ; see ignorance.

Insensibility: P. &vat<r0qcrta, 17.

Numbness : Ar. and P. yap/a;, 17.

Unconsecrated, adj. P. and V.

jSc^Aos (Thuc. and Plat.).

Unconsidered, adj. Unvalued : P.

o-uSo/os d&os, P. and V. ^auXos, V.

avap$/M7Tos. Not thought out : Ar.

and P. ao-Ken-Tos. Bash : P.

dTrcpwr/ceTrros, dXoyrros, V. aicpLTOs ;

see ras/&.

Unconstitutional, adj. P. and V.

Unconstitutionally, adv. P.

Unconstrained, adj. Free : P. andV. IXeuflepos. Allowed to go free :

P. and V. uveifjL&os. Volwntary :

P. and V. e/eovcrios, avflatperos.

Unconsummated, adj. P. and V.

oreXifc, ai^vvros, V. d/cpavros, dpyos.

Uncontaminated, adj. P. and V.

KaOapos, aie^paios, a/oyparos (rare P.),

dyvos (rare P.), V. d/cpaw^vifc, cWwcros;

see jrare. 50 uncontaminated, v. :

P. and V.

Uncontested, adj.P. dva^wlaw suit : P.

Ar. and P.

disputed :

-4w uncontested

81/07. Unques-tioned : P. avcXey/CTOS, dvcfc

Uncontrollable, adj. Ar. and P.

Unbridled: P. and V.

s (Bur.,and V. &cpa

P. dTTc^s, 8v<nriOys; see unruly.

Uncontrovertible, adj. P.

Unconvinced, adj.* *P. owriaros.

Uncorrected, adj. P.

Unreprovea: P. dverrwrXTjKTos (Plat.).

Uncorroborated, adj. Unattested

P. d/idprupos, V.

Uncorrupted, adj. P.

, incorrupttbk,

Uncorruptible, adj. P. d8to<0opos,

a8ia<f>6apTos ; see incorruptible.

Uncouple, v. trans. P. and V.Xtcty ; see unyoke.

UnCOUrted, adj. V.

(Bur., Frag.).

Uncourteous, adj. See discourteous.

Uncourtly, adj. Ar. and P. aypouco* ;

see boorish.

Uncouth, adj. Ar. and P. dAAo/coros,P. and V. <?TOTTOS (Bur., Frag.),

jsee strange.

Uncouthly, adv. P.

Uncouthness, subs. Ar. and P.

CLTOTTta, 17.

Uncover, v. trans. P. and V.

(Plat, also Ar.), &-(Xen.)j d<7rOK.aXv7TTLV

(Plat.) ; see open, disclose. Bare :

P. and V. yv/x.i/o9v.

Uncovered, adj. V. aK^Xwros, aica-

\v<t>iqs. Bare : P. and V. yu/wfe.

G^iv^ng no shelter : P. doTeyaoros.

Uncreated, adj. P. and V. ayw^TOS (Plat.).

Uncredited, adj. P. and V. &rrros.

Uncrowned, adj. Ungarlanded :

P. dorre^ctvayros, V. dareTrros.

Unctuous, adj. Oily: Ar. and P.

Met., giving oneself airs :

P. and Y.

Uncultivated, adj. Wild: P. andV. dypios ; see wncwitised, wild.

Fallow : P. dpyos. Unsown : P.

aorropos. Unploughed : V.

pOT05.

Uncultured, adj. P. and V.

Vulgar : P. dTrcipo/coXos ; see

Uncurbed, adj. P. and V.

(Bur., Frag.), avetfte^os; see un-oridled.

Uncut, adj. Of hair: Ar. &coupos,V. S/nypaTos; see unhewn, unmotvn.

Undamaged, adj. P. and V. OKC-

patos, a*pai<v^s ; see uninjured.

Undaunted, adj. P. and V. &<f>oftos,

;, arap/3^, dTp<rrosf P.

see ftoiZ, fearless.

Undauntedly, adv. Ar. and P.

911

Und Und

s, V. evflapcrws, 0pacrvo-7rXay;(VG>s,

aSet//,cu/ra>?, drpcorejs, aTpeora ; see

Undauntedness, subs. P. and V.

#a/xros, TO, V.

4 P. tyojtto, 17.

Undecayed, adj. P. and V.

see immortal.

Undeceive, v. trans. Tell (a person)the truth: use P. and V.

).Make plain ; P. and

V. 8iacra<^tv (Plat.), crcw^vi^civ

(Xen.).

Undecided, adj. Hesitating : P. andV. feopos, &/uL'qxa.vos (rare P.), P.

OKVypOSt V. &fJ.$l/3oV\OS. St'<pOVTtS.

jBe undecided, v. : P. and V.

cwropetv, a/A^xaverv (rare P-)- JwCOTO-

clusi/ve : P. &cpiros. JNbi ctear :

P. and V. &rftyifa fy&nfo 0^7X0$,

Svo-Kpiros. Ambiguous: P. d/i^i-

yftoAos, ap,<f>icr/3'ri'rqcriiJLO$9V. a/j.<f>t-

A./CTOS, oix<>AJ0s- Untried (of acase at law) : P. &cpm>s. Doubtfulin result (of a battle) : P.

dyxw/*aAos, 17,P- and V.

fcroppoTTO?, ^ (ayoii/) fo-opporroff, 6.

Undecidedly, adv. Hesitatingly :

P. oKvyp&s (Xen.).

Undecked, adj. Uncrowned : V.&rre7rros ; see unadorned. Of aboat without a deck : P.

Undefeated, adj. P. dijo-cnyro.

Undefended, adj. P. and V. a

TOS, a^iSXa/cros, &,<f>povpif)TOs. Ofan action at law, an undefendedcase: P. SLKTJ cpyprj (81*07 often

omitted).

Undefiled, adj. P. and V. /catfapo's,

axcpatos, aKTyparos (rare P.). dyi/os,

V. dicpat^vij?, S^t/a-os ; see pwre.50 imdefiled, v. : P. and V. ayi/cvciv,

Ar. and P. KaQaipevew.

Undefinable, adj. Vague : P. andV. forays, &$T)\OS, Ar. and P,

ttreic/wxpro? ; see vague. Indeter-

minate : P. dopwrros.

Undefined, adj. P. do'pioros.

Undeniable, adj. P. avapfao-fiyrTrros ;

see cZear, certain, undisputed.

Undeniably, adv. See undoubtedly.

Undeplored, adj. V.

Undepraved, adj. P

Under, adv. P. and V. *c, V.

o/ep^(v) ; vep0(i/). JPVow under:P. and V. KaTwOcv. Be or Zemder : P. and V. weii/cu. Adjec-tivally, inferior to : P. and V.

^cro-wv (gen.), wrepos (gen.). Subjectto: P. and V. iSr^/coos (gen. or

dat.), uTro^etptos (dat.), V. ^ei/nos

(absoL). fcep under, subdue, v. :

P. and V. x LPv<r&a'*'I

see subdue.

The underworld : P. and V. "AtS^s,

6, or use P. and V. ol /c<4ro), ot

/caTO>0ev, V. ot ZvcpOe, ol vcprepot, ot

ci/cprcpot, ot fcara ;(0ovo$ ;see under

world. From the underworld :

P and V. K&ruOcv, V. v p^e

vp6t(v). In the undenoorld -

and V. /caro), /ca, ei/ "AtSou, V.

vep^(v), Ivep^(v). Of the under-

world, adj. : P. and V. x^10*

(Plat, but rare P.), V. vcprepos.To the undenoorld : P. and V.

Under, prep Of motion under :

Ar. and P. -ford (ace.). Of rest : P.

and V. VTTO (gen. or dat., but dat.

rare in P.). Of subjection : P. andV. fen* (dai). Below . P. and V.&ro (gen.), Ar. and P. feVcp^efgen.),V. Iv p0c(v) (gen.), v^p^(v) (geri.),/c^ro) (gen.). In accordance with :

P. and V. Kara (ace.). I am notamenable to the laws under whichI was summarily arrested : P. /ca0*

ofe aLTrrf^Ofjv OVK i/o^os cfyu. rot? vo/*ot9

(Antipho. 139, 27). (Jwcr a ?^amfi ;

P. ITT ovojxaros. 2b ai>Wfi by the

name wider which he adopted you :

P. i*Av*w \<$ oS ore iiroLrfcrwro ovo-

fiarog (Dem. 1003). Owifi?* arms :

P. and V. lv o?rXof.5. Under fire,be wider fire : use P. and V,

/JaAWftu (lit.,6<3 shot at). Under

ground : P. &ro yijs, V* *7r(N)

/cara, x^ovw, /c^trw y^s, /tfctra>

Ar. icar^L-rij? 7^5 (PZ. 238).

sentence ; uso cond&tnned. Under912

Und Und

way, get nmder way, v. : P. and V.

alpciv (V. in mid) J 866

and p.

OfUnderbred, adj. Ar.

aypoi/cos, P. and Y,

tnings, tactless: P. and V.

ju-eXifc ; see boorish.

Undercurrent, subs Met., there is

an undercurrent of envy : P.

v7Tcrri Ti? <{>96vos (Dem. 330).

Underestimate, v. trans. Use P.

Undergird, v. trans. Undergird(a ship) : P. evyVcu (Thuc. 1, 29).

Undergo, v. trans. P. and V.

virofjievGivm

, see endure.

Underground, adj. P. /caraycios, Y.

Karao-jca^s, /caraipvf. Nether: P.

and V. xflowos (Plat, but rare P.),V. veprepos. Underground passage,subs ; P. VTTOVO/*OS, 6. Under-

ground vault : V. ^oXfe, ^ (Soph.,

Frag.). By underground pi/pes .

use adv. vTrovopySov (Thuc. 6, 100).DwM underground : V. KaTo>pvratai/ (^Esch., P. 7. 452).

Undergrowth, subs. Brmlwoood :

P. and V. flXiy, 17. r/MbfcJ : Al-

and P. Xox//ty */.-Bws/i ; P. and

V. flu/wo?, 6 Covered with tender-

growth : Ar, and P. Sacrfe, P.

Deceitful : P. and

ar^Xos, Ar. and V.P. and V. fcpwros,

(Plat.), Y.In an underhand

way : Ar. and V. SdXu, V. fr8oX<g,

o-w 8oX<j>. Secretly: P. and Y.

Underhand, adj.V. StTrXoCs, P. i

SoXtos. Secret

Xa0ptuo9,<r/cono9.

Underlie, v. trans. P.

(dat.), P. and V. foretvcu (dat,).

Underling, subs. P, and V.

pcr^5, 6; see servant. Lieutenant:

P. and V. 87rttpxo?> 4-

Undermine, v. trans. Ar. and P.

Stopucro-eiv, P. and V. K

oiryicaTaorfca7rri,v. JSiS

prises open the door : V.

/xo^evet Ouperpa (Eur. ;

.H". j^. 999). Met., P.Ar. and V. vTrcpxco-tfat.

^ora 7ias 5eew undermined in ourseveral cities : P. Stopcopvyfiefla /cara

TroXeis (Dem. 118).

Undermost, adj. P. icaraJraros (Xen.),Ol1 use P. 6

Y.Or

Underneath, adv. P. and Y. KCITG> ;

see below.

Underneath, prep. Of rest : P. andV. VTTO (gen. or dat. but dat. rare

in P.). Of motion : Ar. and P.

VTTO (ace.). Below : P. and Y. T^TTO

(gen.), Ar. and P. &rei/p0e (gen.),Y. Zvp6e(y) (gen.), vp&(v) (gen,),

Underrate, v. trans. Think Uttle of:

P. irept oXt-yov 7roiL<rOcu } see dis-

regard, despise. Depreciate : P.

and Y. OiCL/jaXXeti', P. otcwrvpctv.

Under-secretary, subs. P. VTTO-

retary, v. : P. wroya/xftarcuetv.

Understand, v. trans. P. and

Tatav, crvvlei/ai (ace.

.),i/votv (or mid.),

(Bur., I 1. 523, but rare

.), P. KaraXa/jipdvew, icara/^av^avetv,

/caravoetj/, crvvvoeiv J see grasp.Take, interpret (in a certain sense):P. e/cXa/z/^aveiv, VTroXa/x^avetv. Stt/p-

pZ?/ *^ tJwuqkt : P. TTpoowcLKOvew.

Easy to understand, adj. : P. and

cvonJ/AjSoXos, V(ru/ji^8Xo;ro9, oiJi/eros J

see intelligible.

Understanding, subs. Reason : P.

and Y, Xoyo?, 6. Mind, sense : Pand V. vows, 6, yvw//,^, -^, criSv^crts, 17.

Ar. and P. Stavota, -57,Ar. and Y,

<^p>5v, 17,or pi. (rare P.). Perc^pWow:

P. and V. at<rft70r6s, 17, P. $p6vy<n$,

f}9Y, a?o^77/*a, r<J. Experience : P.

and V. /xircpta, 17. J&w?w;Zed^~

and Y cTrtoTiy^Lwy, 97.

Understanding^ adj. P. andAr. and P. <ApoVaw>s.-

P. and"

P.

Y.

use adj., P. and V. ao-iWros, Y.

d^wjjittov ; see foolish.

913 58

Und Und

Understate, v. trans. Disparage :

P. and V. 8iaaXXiv, P.

Make too little of: use P.

^Xaoxrovos vouur&cu.

Undertake, v. trans. P. and V.

(dat.), eirfyetptw (dat.),

avaipelcrOat, u^>t(rrao^at

(gen.), Ar. and P.

r0(u, P. di/riXa/x/?a-

(gen.). O/ wine own will

I imdertook this labour : V. Jya>

'OeXovrijs Ta>8" wrcfcuyTjv 7roV<j> (Soph.,

4/. 24). "Undertake in addition :

P. irpocravaipLcrO(LL. Undertake

with (mother: E. and V. <riWpor0<u

(TI TM). Promise, trans, or absol. :

P. and V. vmcrxveicrOai,

Xeorflai, en-ivoW, V.

(rvvatvetv (alsoXen.), atvtv,

P. /caTCTrayyeXXco-tfat ;see promise

Absol., P. and V. fy6rrao0<u, P.

inroSexecrOat, dvaSe^ccr^at,V.

Xe<r0ai. J5e willin

0cXiv, Ar. and V.

Undertaker, subs.

Ar. o*opo7n7yos, 6.

Undertaking, snbs.

Ar. and P.

maker:

TO,

P. and V.P. Mxt/w;/Aa,

; see

Daring attempt : P. andV. ToA/7/Aa, TO, KwStivevfM,, TO, V.

ToX^u-a, ^ (rare P.). Promise: P.

and V. -uTTdVxco-is, ^. Pledge: P.

and V. moTLs, ^ ; see pledge.

Undertone, subs. See whisper.Undervalue, v. trans. P. rapl lX<Wo-

Despise : P. and V.

(ace. or gen.) ; see

Disparage: P. and V.

, P. StaoT;>tv.

Underwood, subs. P. and V. 3A.9?,

17 ; see undergrowth.Underworld, subs. See under world.

Undeserved, adj. P. and V. A/d&os.

Undeservedly, adv. P. and Y.avaW (Eur., And. 99), ou /caT

d|wtv, P. ?rapa -riyv dt^tav.

Undeserving, adj. P. and V. Sv<&os.

Undesigned, adj. See unintentional.

Undesignedly, adv. See uninten-

tionally.

Undesirable, adj. P. and V. ao-v

pos ; see harmful.Undetected, adj. Use adv., P. and

V. Xa0pa. Be undetected, v. : P.

and V. XwOaveiv. Do a thingundetected : P. and V. XavOdvew TI

TTOIOJV, or KavQavw TL Trotetv.

Undetermined, adj. P. ddptoros.Inconvulsive : P. ^ptros. D'is-

putable : P,^^40-^77^70-^05,

V.

d/*03?A/cros. Hesitating : P. andV. a-n-opos, V. ajjL<f>t/3ovXos, St^povrt?.

Undeveloped, adj. See wusultwated.

Imperfect : P. - nd V. a/rcX^. UTI-

exercised : P. and V, ayvfH/aoros.

Undeviating, adj. J%w; P. andP. filftaios, V. l/ATrcSos. Inevitable:

P. and V. a<u/eros. Continuous :

P. cruvex^.

Undigested, adj. P. dTrcTrros (Aris-

totle). Met., a random: use

adv., P. and V.cZ/ciJ.

Undignified, adj. See unbecoming.Unworthy : P. and V.

Mean : P. and V. alcrxpos,

Undiluted, adj. P. and V.

Met., sheer: P. owcpaTos, a

Undiscerning, adj. P.

see senseless. Blind, met. : V.

Undisciplined, adj. P.

do-uvTa/cros. J3e wwd^cipZwe, v. :

P. aTaicreti/. Unchastenea : V.

Undiscoverable, adj. P.

dv^VpTOS, V. SuCTTIC/*apT0TO? ; see oftscwre.

Undiscriminating, adj. Undiscern-

ing : P. dvai'cr&yTos, Indiscri-

minate : see indiscriminate.

Undisguised, adj. PZoiw : P. andV. o-cwj^s, S^Xos, fjL<j>avy$ ; seeplain,open. Sheer, wiadulteratea : P.cbrXoD?.

Undisguisedly, adv. P.Trrcos ; see openly.

Undismayed, adj. P. and V.see undaunted.

Undisputed, adj. P. di/a

, ov/c dvriXe/CTOS ; see-

Und Und

certam. Undisputed succession :

P. d-)9(fcOTia dvcwi'SiKOs, 17 (Isae.).

Undistinguishable, adj.

tinguishable.

Undistributed, adj. P.

Undisturbed, adj. Calm : P. andV. -qonjxosj -go^x " ** P- T7<njxi s >

see imbroulled. Be undisturbed,v. : P. and V. ^rijxa'&w. Freefromcare : V. l/c^Xos, P. and V. dwr/oay-

/x,G>v (Bur., Frag.). Go, that mycoming words may reach this manundistiurbed : V. orctx* <fc a6opvj3v$ovrrtwv ^u,tv Xoyos wpbs roi/S' iKiyrai

(Eur., Or. 630). Undisturbed by :

see /re<3 from. Undisturbed

faction : P. d<rraamaTos.

Undivided, adj. Undistributed : P.

v/x,>7To$. Noi portioned out . Y.&&o<rros, W7&0Z0 : see whole.

Undivulged, adj. Untjld: P. andV. a.ppnr)To<s. Not to be divulged :

I?, and Y. cLppTjros, ArroppyTos.

Undo, v. trans. P. and V. Xfcw,

Help to undo : Y.Unbar :

(rare P.), V.Ar. and P.

Ar.

Undo

and Y.DVi-

V.see unfold.

Slacken : P. and V. x^v,P. 7ravteVat, V. c^anci/ai.

(shoes): Ar. and P. vrroXtW.

P. and V. KaQupciv, Xrfetv, Ar. andP. $taX&tv, P. awpov KaOiarrdvcu

;

see caw^i. Destroy: B. and V.

KttftwpeTv ; see destroy. Ruin: P.and V. 8ia<0tpeiv ; see

Maftfi WTZdottfi : P. dye^^roi/

(Plat., Proi. 324B). (I </o)

my former sins : V. Xv<ro>v oo-'

^fjMprov 3v r5 TT/OIV x/^<p (Soph.,PWZ, 1224).

Undoing, subs. See r-wm.

Undone, adj. P. and V. ^yeV^Tos, V.

(5py<fe, P. STT/XX/CTOS. Unfinished :

P. and V. SreXifc; see WWOCCOTW-

plished. Untouched, not put in

hand: P. fyycfe (Plat., Euthyd.272A). JStwwed : Ar. and V.

<povSo5j see ruined. Be undone,be ruined : P. and V.

(2nd perf. of axoXXwat),

(2nd perf. of ^oXXuVat) (Plat.),

o-^aXXcer^ai, otx^^at (Plat.), ^fe-po-5at, V. StoXXvo-^at, oXcoX^at (2ndperf. of oXXvvai), SiaTrcTrop^tr^at

(perf. pass, of Sui7rop0eu'}, StawcTT-

pd-xOa.1 ^perf. pass. Of StaTrpdcro-ctv),

ipyd<r0ai (perf. pass of ^ep-

yde<r0<u), l^OdpBai. (perf. pass, of

K<0etpe/), Ippav (rare P.), Ar, andV. 8t<ux 0"0at> OVKCT ctvat, ovSa/ etvat.

Undoubted, adj. P. di/a/^io-/?^-

TOS, o/^Xoyou/xevo? ; see undisputed..Clear: P. and Y. o-a^ifc, <ai/epos,

cfji^avrjs ;see cZear. Swre ; P. and

V. yS/3at09.

Undoubtedly, adv. P. dva/A<io-/fy-

7T^TO)5, 6/jtoXoyou/jLi/<os, V. o^ 8ix<>p-

po7ra)s, o#/c d/x^lXc/cro)?. Clearly :

P. and V. cra^ois, l/x-^avG?; see

clearly. In answer to a question,

certainly: P. and V. ^aXwrra ye;,

see certainly, surely.

Undowered, adj. P. fapotKos.Undreamt of, adj. P. and V. a/wf-

Xtivos, V. a<^paoTO9.

Undress, v. trans. Ar. and P.

&ro8&:tv, P. and V. ^S^tv.dress oneself: Ar. and P.

Sfeo-Au, P. and V. ^8rf<r0cu.

Undressed, adj. P. and V. yUntannea: Ar. ow/ny/cros. Undressed

skins, subs. : P. 8epps, a (Thuc.2, 75).

Undrilled, adj. P. dra/<ros. Uw-exercised : P. and V. Syu^tvacrros.

Undrinkable, adj. P. and V. o

TTOTC^S, P. 0V 7TOr(,/jLOS.

Undue, adj. P. and V. ov wpoo^/ccov,ov Trpen-wv ; see unfair. Excessive :

P, and V. wcpwro-o's. Z/Twfog iw-

ftuence : P. and V. -n-e^ol, .

Undulate, v. intrans. P. and V.

<uct>pt<r0<u ; see ios5.

Undulation, subs. P. a^p^cns, 17

(Plat.) ; see tossmg,

Unduly, adv. Improperly: P. ov

TrpocnyKrfvTO}? ;seo unfairly. Ex-

cessively : P. and V. Syav, 7rcpt(rcrcl)9,

see excessively. Influence,v. : use P. and V.

915

Und Une

Undutlful, adj. P. acrropyos. Dis-

obedient: P. draft}?,see disobedient, impious. WickedP. and V.

Undutifulness, subs. Disobedience

17 ; see impiety.

Undying, adj. Immortal: P. andV. cWctvaTos, Ar. and V.

Et&rnal: P. dt'Stos, aitwos.

Zess : P. and V. aymemorable P. and V.

Unearned, adj. Undeserved : P.

and V. ava&os. 6ro without

labour: P. &TOVOS.

Unearth, v. trans. Discover : P.

and V. *vpi<rKw,

discover, dig up.

Unearthly, adj.

see

P. and V.

Beyond the range of man .

. ov /car' CLvOpwirov P. and V. /x,io>i>

/car' avflpawroi/. Horrible : P. andV.

Uneasily, adv. In fear : P.

V. <ri>v

P. and V. fca*o>s.

Ar. and P.

P. and V. oTr

Uncomfortably :

TFttt difficulty :

Awkwardly :

Uneasiness, subs. Anxiety : P. andV. ;

see anxiety. Fear :

P. and V. <dos, 6 ; see

Awkwardness : P. and V.

Uneasy, adj. ^wcio'ws : P.

Afraid : P.

uneasy, be anxious, v. ; P. andV. <frpovr{eLvt V. iat]pa.LVtv* Be

easy about, fear for : P. and V.

Tpi (dat.); see underBe imeasy, be iwcomfort-

dble : P. KaKoiraOelv, P, and V,

V./

. Unpleasant: P. andAwkward: P. and V.

Unedifying, adj. P. and V.

</>opos ; see mischievous.

Uneducated, adj, P. andV.' '

Ar. and P." "

P.

Unembarrassed, adj. Undisturbed:P. and V. ^cruxo?, P.

encumbered: see

Un-

Unemployed, adj. P. and V.

apyos.

Unenchanted, adj. P. d/c^ros(Plat.).

Unencumbered, adj. Unmortgaged:P. c\cv0po$. Met., /res : P. andV. IXcvQcpos ; see free.

Unending, adj. P. &ravoro?, Ar.

and P. cwrc'pavros. JBowndZess : P.and V. aTrctpo^, V. drep/juoi/. J^CfiS-

sa7ii : V. SiaTeA/ifc. Continuous :

P. crw/cxifc. Eternal: P. di'Stos,

ataivtos. Frequent : Ar. and P.V.

Unendurable, adj. P. and V. OVK

(rare P.), ovoi/*cTos, OVK

<^Op^TO?, V.

8i;(r<^opos, arX^TOS, S^epros, P.

TOS, Ar. and V. ou

Unendurably, adv. P. ou/c

(Xen.).

Unenlightened, adj. Ar. and P.

; see ignorant.P. and V.

Hesitating :

Unenterprising, adj.

P.

Unenviable, adj. P. d?Wos, V.

Unenvied, adj. V.

Unequal, adj. P. dvtcros. Uneven :

P. and V. dvo>jLtoA.os (Eur., Frag.).Unequalled, adj. Pre-emiwe?ii ; P.and V. CKTrponys, StaTrpeTnJs, V.

P. and V.see clwice. Not to be

surpassed : P.

Unequally, adv. P.

Unequivocal, adj. OZ^or : P. andV. crowds, /^>avT7s; see clear.

Indisputable : P. avapfao-fiynrro*;*

Unequivocally, adv. P. and V.o-a^ais, ^</>avo)9 ; see clearly. In-

disputably : P. dva/^t<r/J

Unerring, adj. ,Nb^ io 60P. and V. &IMCTOS. Swre P. andV. d<r^aX7js, /S^atos. TTeZZ-awned:V. CUO-KOTTOS, tJoroxo9. Truthful:P. and V. di^iMPIat.).

Unerringly, adv. Sw% ; P. and

Uneven, adj. P. and V.

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Une Unf

(Met. in Eur., Frag.). Bough :

P. and V. rpaxifs, P. x -^**- of

number, odd : P. -n-cpto-cros, dvciprtos.

Unequal : P avro9.

Unevenly, adv. P. dveu/iaXo>9. Un-

equally : P. dviera>s.

Unevenness, subs. P. dvc

Roughness, of ground : P.

Unexamined, adj.P.

Unexampled, adj. ExtraordinaryP. and V. ftxu/Aaoros, Seiko's., a/x>

xavos; see extraordinary. Pre-eminent: P. and V.

Sta-Trpmfc, V.and V. jcatv^s,

Unexceptionable, adj. P. and

#JU,/X,7TTO9, OU /t/X7ZT09, ai/OTfcX^TTTO

Unexercised, adj. Undrilled:

and V. ayv/x,vaoro9.P. oyra/cT09.

Unexpected, adj. P. and V.

80/07705, aoo'/e97T09 (Eur., H. F.

92), ave'X7Trro9, Ar. and V. aeX7rro9,

V. TToraivioSt a</>p6vTL<rTO$

^</. 1377). Paradoxical : P.

8o&>9. Sudden : Ar. and P.

P. ecu^>n'Si09, V.

TrpoWcuos. .From ca7^es unexpectedand unforeseen: V.

P. l

P.

P. anc

-Trap

and V

357).

Unexpectedly, adv.

KrJTOV, d8o/C7JTO>9, V.

V. iraptt Xdyov, Trap'

Suddenly :

P.

,

Ar. and P.

Unexpiated, adj. P. and V.

TOS.

Unexplored, adj. Unexamined: Pdi/$eraoT09. Unsearched : P. anc

V. <vpoWro9. Undiscovered : P

Unexpressed, adj. Unspoken:and V. 4w<>*

Unextinguishable, adj. Bee

etttinguishable.

Unfading, adj. Immortal : P. andV. ^Jv<iT09, Ar. and V.

Ageless: P. and V. ay^po>9.

P. atoivto9, di'8>9. Ever-remembered:P. and V. afc/H/i7OTO9.

Unfailing, adj. Sure;P. and V.

7TIOTO9, do~<oX^9, x^yyvo9 (Thuc.but rare P.), fapeyyvos (Thuc. butrare P.). Incessant: V. 8iareX^9;see incessant.

Unfailingly, adv. P. and V. d<r<a-

Xa>9 ; see always.Jnfair ,

adj

. P . dven-ici/ofc. Unequal :

P. avio-09. Unjust: P. and V.

81*09, OVK dp(9o9 ; see unjust.Unreasonable: P. 01X0709.

Unfairly, adv. Unequally : P.

d]/to-o)9. Unjustly : P. and V.aSfK<o9 ; see unjustly,

Unfairness, subs P. dvr4fcia,17. Injustice . P. and V. aSwaa, 17;

see injushce.

Unfaithful, adj. P. and V, #7rrro9.

Perjured: Ar. and P. 7rfop/co9.

Crafty : Ar. and V, So'Aws ;see

cra/ty.

Unfaithfully,^adv. Cra/%: P.

ef cTTt^o-uXJ/?, Ar. and V.see craftily.

Unfaithfulness, subs. P. and V.

aTrfcrrta, T/. Perjury : P.

Unfaltering, adj. P. and V. 0*0/09,

P. d7rpo<tto-i<rro9 ; see resolute.

Unfalteringly, adv. P..

see resolutely.

Unfamiliar, adj. New ,

V09, /C<UVO9, P.

Ar. and V.

Ar. and V. cfyvwros,

571/0)9. Unfamiliarand V. #7reipo$ (gen.), <

P.a^0rj9 (gen.),

Unfamiliarity, subs. Novelty",

/catvoT799, w. Lacfc o/ knowledge :

"P /?v?/3* *

*/ " "P

and V. aTTtitpto, ^, V. faiOia, fy

Unfamiliarity with : P. dJ0aa, 17

(gen.), dv7rtoT77/Ao<riJVT7, ^ (gen.),P. and V. STretpt'tt, 17 (gen.), V.

d^^Za, 07 (gen.).

Unfashionable, adj. Old-fashioned:P. and V. dpxato9, TroXoios; see

old-fashioned.

917

P. and V.V. VOKOT09,Unknown :

P. and V.with : P.

&pa6fa (gen.),

T}/wi)v (gen.).Novelt : P.

Unf

Unfasten, v. trans. P. and Y.

Atfeiv ; see undo.

Unfastened, adj. Streaming: P.

and V. &vifj.cvo$ ; see loose.

Unfathomable, adj. Measureless :

P. ^/jterpog, Ar. and V. a/ter/oi/TOs.

Soundless : P. and Y. <Mrpos, Ar.

and P. cwrcpavros, V. pvptos (also

Plat, but rare P.), Ar. and Y.

<S/ft;cro-os.Sard to understand :

see inexplicable, obscure.

Unf

Unfavourable, adj.P. and V.

S, V. $vcr<l>p(ovt

Unfriendly :

Ar. and P.

a,Ko<l>p<ov ; see

hostile. Unsuitable : P. and Y.

dW/A^opos. Inauspicious : P. andV. /ca/cos, Swrri;^?, Swr^/Aos (Plat,but rare P.), Y. icaKoyXa>croros, cr/catos,

a>vfy>9 (-2Bsch., P. F, 490) ; see

inauspicious.

Unfavourableness, subs. Unfriend-P. and Y. Suo-voia, ^,

x, ^, P. fccucovoia, 17.

Unfavourably, adv. Iw a hostile

wcuy : P. woXc/u/ws, cvavrLMs. Jw-

auspwioibsly : P. and Y. /caicais,

Unsuitably : P. d(n>ju,-

"(Xen.).

Unfeathered, adj. P. and V. onrrfa

(Plat, and JEsch., Frag, also Ar.),

Unfeeling, adj. P. and V. dyi/eo/wov,

Tripos, Y. Sijo-aXyiyTos ; see crweZ.

Unfeelingly, adv. P. and V. cpo*,

V. 5vctA.y77T(os ; see cruelly. Behave

unfeelingly, v. : P. dwco/Aomv.

Unfeelingness, subs. P. df

97, dvcTrtet/ceta, 07 ; see cruelty.

Unfeigned, adj. Genuine :

aX.TjOwos, d/ct^S^Xos. Sincereand V. cwrXovs, Ar. and P.

Unfeignedly, adv. P.

Without guile : P. andY. dw-Xois, P.

Unfelt, adj. P.

Unfenced, adj. P. <^picros (Lys.);see unguarded.

Unfermented, adj. P.

Unfettered,adj, Unbridled: P. andV. S^aXlvos (Eur., Frag.) 9 $vi^Free : P. and V. eXev&pos.

918

Unfilial, adj. P. owrropyos. Wicked :

P. and V. /c&co's. Disobedient : P.

<Mri0>fc, SVOTTC^I/S ; see impious.

Unfinished, adj. P. and V. SrcA

see unaccomplished.

Unfit, adj.^

P. and V.

ficavos, a<ru/x^op05, P.

Unworthy: P. and V. oraios.

Unbecoming : P. and V.

see unbecoming.

UnfitneSS, SUbs. P.

Unfix, v. trans. P. and V. ;

Unflagging, adj. P. and V.

see resolute, incessant.

Unflattered, adj. V,

Unflattering, adj. P.

Unfledged, adj. P. and V.

(Plat, and -2Bscri., Frag., also Ar.),Y. &rrpos. Unfledged young : P.

and V. vo<r<Tos, 6.

Unflinching, adj. P. and V. ao*vos,

P. cwrpo^ao-ioros ; see resolute.

Unflinchingly, adv. P. dTrpo^acrt-

<rra>s; see resolutely.

Unfold, v. trans. Ar. and P.

(Plat, also but rare P.)!Undo : P, and V. XA-iv. Disclose :

P. and V. <l>aiviv, e^acvciv (Plat.),

ByXovv ; see disclose. Reveal : P.and Y. aTroKoXvTrrciv, Ar. and V.

CKKOX-UTTTCIV, V. 8wX'7rTVO'O'tV (Plat*also but rare P.), avaTrrv'o-crciv,

Narrate : P. and V.

Scep^ecr^at ; see

Unforeseen, adj. P. and V.

SoKT^ros ; see unexpected. Notguarded against : P. d7rpo<jyXa/cros.

Unforgetful, adj. P. and V.

Unforgiving, adj. P.see harsh. Unforgctting P. andY.

'

Unforgotten, adj. Ever-remem-bered : P. and V. $

Unfortified, adj. P. see

Unfortunate, adj. P. and Y. 8v<r-

Scu/xu>v, SUOTV^S* STV^S (Eur,,(Heracl. 4:60, but rare V.), Ar. andV. SVOTTOTJJ.OS, Svcrpopos (also

Antipho. but rare P.), V.

Unf

(also Plat, but rare P.),

s, Ar.

Inauspicious : see inauspicious.

Unliappy . P. and V. To

a0A.>9, oi/crpd9, Ar. and V.

crxerXtos, Sucm/pos, V. St&'o?,

jas ; see miserable. Awkward,embarrassing: P. and V. &ropos,Ar. and P. ^A-errc's. Bad : P. andV. jccuco9, -irovrjpos. Be unfortunate,v. : Ar. and P. a

someV.see inauspiciously.

Unfounded, adj.

and Y.

Unfortunately, adv. P. and V.

, oticrpcos, V.

rA.>7//,dva>9, P. drvx^s.chance : use P. and

Inauspidously :

P. andV. i/revSjfc. Empty vain : P. andV. /A&raios, fca/09.

Unfrequented, adj. P. and V.

^ftos. Pathless; P. drpt/?^, P.

and V. <Z^aT09, V. doriTrw,

Unfriended, adj. P. and V.

Unfriendliness, subs. P. and V.

8u<Tju.evia, 17, Svavota, 17, P.

77. Hostility ; P. and V. x0pa,

<(X0s> ri (Thuc.), P.

Unfriendly, adj. P. and V.

5, Ar. and P. KCLKOVOVS, V.

Hostile: P.

and V. woX^ittos, tyOpos, evav-rtos,

P. ^7TvavTco9, V. Svapcrtos, Ar. andV. 7ro\tyKOT09.

Unfruitful, adj. Of land: P. andV. &Kap7ros. Of females : P. andV. #TOKOS (Plat.), V. STCKVOS, #yovos

(also Plat, met.), S/ci^

<rrtpo5, Ar. and P. crrcpw^os; see

barren. OMldless : P. and V.

iferats. F#m, barren of result : P.

<3wrpa,KTOS, P. and V. ^vvEmpty : P, and V. /cevos, /Jtaraio

Unfruitfully, adv. See uselessly.

Unfruitfulness, subs. See barren-

ness. Uselessness : P.

Unfulfilled, adj. P, and V.

^tviJi'iiTOff, V. dpyds, cfopttVTO? ;see

Ung

Unfurl, v. trans. Loose : P. and V.

; see spread.

Ungainliness, subs. P.

owiy, 17, V. a/Ao/x^ta, 17. Clumsi-ness ' P. and V. <TKa.tOT7l$, 7).

Ungainly, adj. P. and V Sik

(Plat, and Soph , Frag.), P.

&7pds, V. &;oy/,op<os ; see

Clumsy : P. and V.

Ungallant, adj Boorish : Ar. andP. dypoi/co9 ; see ungallant.

Ungarlanded, adj. Y. aor7rro9, P.

Ungarrisoned, adj. P.

Ungathered, adj. Of a harvest:P. d

Ungenerous, adj. Ar. and P.

Ungenerously, adv. P.

(Xen.), P. and V,

Ungentle, adj. Of birth ; P. and V.

raimvd?, </>a{)Xos, /ca/cos, Ar. and P.

Ar. and V. Svo-yo/ifc, V.

Harsh: P. and V.

^s, dyyw/xcov, /3ap$$ ;

Ungentleness, subs. Of birth: P.

and V. 8v<ryei/ta, ^. Harshness :

P. and V. jrwcpd-nfs, -^ V. rpax^?, ^,

P. dvo/jioorvvTy, >} ;see harshness.

Ungently, adv. See harshly.

Ungodliness, subs, P. and Y.Y.P. dvocna-nys, 17,

; see wickedness.

Ungodly, adj. P.. and Y.

cb/dcrios, &crc/3vj<s, avayvos,

(Dem. 332, but rare P.), V.

(Jo-eTTTos ;see wicked.

Ungovernable, adj. V.Unbridled : P. and Y.

(Eur, Frag.), Ar. andOf anger : P, andP.

V.

Ungovernably, adv. P. /cpa

Ungraceful, adj. P. and Y.

/A0)i/, P. a7rpe7nj9-

Ungracefully, adv. P.

Ungra,cefulness, subs. P.

Ungracious, adj. Unpleasant : P.

919dxoprro9, P. and Y. (Plat.

Ung

also Ar.). Odious : P. and V.

ri<0ovos, api?s; see odious. Of

persons, M-tempered : P. and V.

P.Ungraciously, adv.

tll-temperedly : P.

Ungraciousness, subs. P.

OTtO, -ty.

Ungrateful, adj. P. and V.

PICTTOS (Eur., Hec. 254=), V. I

pwrros (JEsch., Frag.'). Unremem-

bering : P. and V. d/wiJ/Awv.

Unpleasing : P. and V. adapts

(Plat, also Ar.), P. dxapwrros; see

unpleasant. Odious . P. and V.

^apiSs, rt<0oj/os; S66 od

Ungratefully, adv. P. d;

Ungratefulness, subs. Er% ,

Forgetfulness : P. and V.

Ungrounded, adj. .FaZse : P. and"V. <8i. Me: P. and V.

Ungrudging, adj. Munificent : P.

<iXd8<opos, Ar. /*yaXo'8(opos. J9o2Mfa-

/^Z: V. a<0ovos. Abwidant : P.and V. a<0ovos, TroXiSs, V. cmppvros.

Ungrudgingly, adv. -Mww/Jcmi^ :

P. <iXo8o>pa>s. Abundantly : P.

and V. d<0dj/<i>s (Eur., Frag.).

Unguarded, adj. P. and V. a<pa/e-

TOS, a^iSXcucros, P. afipovpyros. 07&-

watched : P. and V. a^vXa/cTos, P.

^povpos. Exposed, not coveredwith armour: P. and V. yv/xvds;see unarmed. Unwalled : P.

^oros. Oj^ OW0'$ guard : P.and V. ^iSXaicros, ^pa/cros (Thuo.),P. a7rapao-Kvo5, dTrpoo-W/oyros.

Unguardedly, adv. 4t ran<tom,without thinking : P. and V.

Unguent, subs. P.^Xct/i/Aa, TO,

dXot^, ^. Scented ointment: P.and V. /A&pov, TO, Ar. nvpvpa., r6.

Unhallowed, adj. Unconsecrated ;

P. and V. /^/fyXos (Thuc. and

Plat.). Impure : P. and V.

avoo-tos, /i,tapds, ato^pd?, avayvo?, P.

Impious : P. and V.

Unh

175, #0os, 8uo-<re^?7$ (rare P.),

Unhand, v. trans. P. and V.

a<&o-0ai (gen.), Ar. and V. ju,0f-

eo-00,6 (gen.).

Unhappily, adv. Unfortunately :

P. and V. /ca/ccos, SUOTTJX^S- V.

mauspiciously. Sorrowfully : P.

In wretcJied pfaght : P. and Y.

jectedly : P. d0u'/x,o>s (Xen.j,

Ovfji&s (Plat.). J^T/ somechance : P. and V. /caic^ T^.

Unhappiness, subs. Misfortune ;

P. and V. 8iKnrpai'<x, 17, 7ra0os, TO,

Trd(h}[JLa } Td, o"u/x<)iopd, ^, /CUKOV, TO,

see misfortune. Troubles . P. andV. Kctfccf, Ta

; see tfrcw&fes. Misery :

P. ToXawrwpia, 17, KdKO7ra0eta, 17 ^

d0Xtdr)75, ^, /ca/cowpayta, r}, P. andV. awcfo, 17. Dejection : P, and V.

a0i)/ua, ^, 8ucr0v/xta, 17 (Plat. ). GM0/ :

P. and V. XtSTny, r), avfa, 77,Ar. and

V. oXyos, TO, axo? T<^> V. 81^7, 17,

920

.

Unhappy, adj. Unfortwiate : P.and V. 8uo"8cu/A<oy, 3vo^r>xy;?, aTi>x^5

(Eur., fferacZ. 460 but rare V.), Ar.

and V. SUOTTOT/AOS, Sutr/zopo? (also

Antipho. but rare P.), V. fy

(also Plat, but rare P.), a

CLVOX^O?, Svcrfjioipos, Ar. Ka/co8

see50^. Inauspicioiis : see

ausptciotcs. Miserable : P. andV. TaXowrw/oos, afiXto?, oifcrpd?, Ar.and V. TX-^cov, TtfXd?, crj(^rXios,

Sixmyvos, SctXoios (rare P.), TravcJ-

0Xxos, V. 8rfw>9, ju-eXcos, 8v(rr<iXa?,

TravraXd?, TravrXry/^wv. Dejected :

P. and V. fi0v/4os (Xeu.) ; see

dejected. Lamentable : P. and V.

otKTpds, <x0Xw>s, jcoicd?, V. 7rav8c-

/cpvros ; see lamentable.

Unharmed, adj. Safe: P. and V.o-ois, do-^oXifc. Uninjured : P.and V. djSXfy&fc (Plat.), Accpaw,

, 40a)os (Bur., BaccA. 67^)^

Unh Uni

(rare P), S.irfip.^v (Plat.but rare P.), V. &XXTOS, P. d^.Unwoimdea : P. and V. arpcoros

(Plat.).

Unharness, v. trans. P. and V.

i/, P. V

Unhealthiness, subs. Sickness :

P. and V. vdo-09, 17; see sickness.

Insalubriousness : use P. and V.TO VOCTCuSe?.

Unhealthy, adj. Ill : P. and V.Insalubrious : P. and V.

1/00-0)8179. S/&6 fteard the place was

unhealthy : P. TO ^wptvocrai89 tv<u (ISOC. 3$8

Unheard, adj. Untried, without a

hearing : P. and V. a/cpn-09 (Bur.,

ffipp. 1056). Unheard of: P.

ros. Strange : P. and V.

aT07ro9 (Eur., Fray.) ; see

strange. Sending no message: V.

cuoypuKTos (Soph., Track. 45).

Unheeded, adj. Uncared for: P.

and V. emxeATos (Xen.), V. 0)7117-

ed: V. a*-7k unheeded, v. ; use

be disregarded.

Unheeding, adj See heedless.

Unhesitating, adj. P. and V.

&OKVOS, P.tt7rpo<j(>acriorT09. Zealous :

P. and V. 7rpo'0i}/A09 ; see zealous,resolute.

Unhesitatingly, adv. P. dwpo^a-<riWa>9. Zealously : P. and V.

7rpo0i5/ota>9 ; see zealously,

Unhewn, adj. P. o\>

(Thuo. 1, 93), V. doW7rapvo9,Tfcere was aw o/rf

made of unhewn stones : P.

ZpVfMd avroQi rjv TraXaiov XiB&v XoydByvirirourifji,fvov (Thuo. 4, 31).

Unhinge, v. trans. Send out ofone's mind : P. and V.

-!t<rrai/at ; see madden.

Unhinged, adj. See mad.Unhired, adj. V. <fyu<r0os.

Unholiness, subs. P. and Y.

<xcr/?ia, ^, <J,vocrt<m79, ^, V.

ySeta, ^ ; see wickedness.

Unholy, adj. P.^and V.

avocrtos, Screws, tfvayvos,

(rare P.), V.

consecrated : P. and V.

(Thuc. and Plat.).

Unhonoured, adj. P. and V.

a/cA.79, V. Svo-K\cr}<s (also Xen.) ;see

also inqlorious.

Unhoped for, adj. P. and V.

TTIOTOS, V. acX-TTTos ; see unexpected,.

Unhouseled, disappointed, un-

aneled, cf. Soph.,au

dl/00-tOV V

8e

apotpov

1070).

Unhurt, adj. Safe: P. and V. o-ois,

Univounded : P. and V.

(Plat.). Uninjured : P.

and V. ap\a/3rjs (Plat.), aiccpcuos,

dfcpat^s, a^Sos (Bur., Bacch*

672), a/oJpaTos (rare P.), &n}/A<ov

(Plat, but rare P.), V. &/O.TOS, P.

Unification, subs. P.

^1 union of smaller towns under a

capital city : P. o-tn/otWis, fj (Thuo.

3,3).

Unify, v. trans. Bring together : P.

and V. o-w#yeiv. Unite a number

of small towns under a capital city :

P. <ruvQt.K%w (Thuc. 2, 15 ; 3, 2).

Uniform, adj. Like: P. and V.

0/4010?, P. 7rapa7rX')yo"tO9 ;666 similar.

Regular, ordinary : P. and V.

<rvT'i0r]s ;see regular. Accordant:

P. o^/tycerpo9. Uniform with: P.

orv>/Arpo9 (dat.). Orderly : P. andV. t5/coo-fto9, icoo-/xto9, Ar. and P.

Uniform, subs. Dress : P. and V.

see

Uniformity, subs. Regularity : P.

and V.,o

; see symmetry.Uniformly, adv. See regularly.

Unimaginable, adj. See incon-

ceivable.

Unimpaired, adj. Safe ; P. and V.

<roi5, do-^ttXifc. Unmjured : P. andV. ap<uo9, dicpat^v)79 ;

see unin-

jured. Not less : P. and V. OVK

Unimpassioned, adj.V. i/rvxpo'9.

Calm :

921

P. andP, and V.

Uni Uni

Unimpeachable, adj. P.

Unimpeded, adj. See/ree.

Unimportant, adj. P. and V.

fipo-X&s 5 see trifling. Not worth

talking of : P. OVK 0^1.0X0705.

Consider unimportant : V. Trap

ovSev &yeu/ ; see disregard.

Unimpressed, adj. Unmoved: P.

and V. oKfriyros ; see unmoved.

Unimproving, adj. Harmful: P.

and V.. .

Unincumbered, adj. See

Uninfected, adj. P. d8<0opos,d8icU0opros; see uninjwed.

Uninfluenced, adj. P. and V.

d"frfi/i7Tos ; see unmoved.

Uninfluential, adj. P. and V.

aSui/oTos ; see o&scwre.

Uninformed, adj. See ignorant.

Ignorant wid uninformed : P.

ovcaios Kal avijicoos (Dem. 441).

Uninhabitable, adj. P. 001/07705.

Uninhabited, adj. P. and V.

Ip^/xos, P. aotKyros ; see desolate.

Uninitiated, adj. P. and V.

QTeXeoros, P. afLvyros. Uninitiatedin Bacchic rites : V. d^oKvwos or

oVcXeoros roiv )3aKXVjtAOT<0v. Ignorantof : P. and Y. dWpos (gen.).

Uninjured, adj. Sa/e : P. and V.

<ro>9, 00-^0X175. Unharmed : P. andV. d/?Xo^s (Plat.), oWpoios, dKpoi-

<Hr, otfSoff (Eur., Jtaccft. 672),dVoJporos (rare P.), ehnj/xwv (Plat.but rare P.), V. OVOTOS, P. OTTO^'S.Unwoiwded: P. and V. ^(oros(Plat.). A country uninjured $mcethe Median War ; P. x*>pa dTra^sovo-o OTTO roil/ MqSwcoii/ (Thuo. 8, 24).

Uninstructed, adj. Uneducated : P.and V, ajoowos, ^/x,a^s, Ar. andP. feaioWos, P. dypa/A/AaTOS ; seealso ignorcwt.

Unintelljgent, adj. D6?Z : P. andV. 2^06/775, ao-tfveros, &<j>vy$,Ar. and P. Svo-fwefa P.

ftXaKLKO's- see foolish.

Unintelligible, adj. P. and V.-

V.

VCTOS, OO-KOTTOS,

OTO/XOS,

aioXd-

(Soph.,. 1002), Ar. and P. oY&^apTos,

P. 8uo-KOTajuia0>7Tos. EiddUng : P.

and V. otvty/jwLTciiS'jys,V. oivt/crds.

Intricate : P. and V. TT

Unintelligibly, adv. P.

8uo-KaTa/jwx^i}r<i)s,V. 8u<r/cptTO)5, aivt-

/cnyptcos,Ar. and V. 7ronciXo>s.

Unintended, adj. See unintentional.

Unintentional, adj. P. OKOV'O-IOS, P.

and V. o-ux 1/cowrios, V. aVca>i/.

Unintentionally, adv. P. and V.

OKOVO-MOS or use P. and V. OKCDV, ov%/cwv agreeing with subject. To do

a thing intentionally : P. and V.Trotetv TI.

Uninteresting, adj. Not worth

telling : P. OVK agios Xey/. J7oi

wor^ hearing : P. OVK dios aKovav.

Uninterred, adj. See unburied.

Uninterrupted, adj. Continuous :

P. oruvc^j eVSeXe^s- Incessant:

P. oTrovorro?, V. StaTeXiys.

P. and V. TTVKVOS. PPi^/tcw^^ afcreaA;; Ar. and P. o-wcYifc (jE?(7.

21).

Uninterruptedly, adv. Ar. and P.

OTWO)9, P. IvScXsXWS, V. 8lttVKO)S

., Ag. 319). Unobstructedly:Through all : Ar. and

P. Si& TTOVTO'S. in order : P. andV. #$S, ^^5.

Uninvesti^a,ted, adj. P.

Uninvited, adj. P. and V.

P. cwrapaKX7?Tos ; see voluntary.

Uninviting, adj. P. and V.

(Plat, also Ar.) ; see unpleasant.

Union, subs. Blending : P. and V.

ij. Joining together : P.

y. League: Ar. aad P.

922

y, P. O-VOTCWRS, y/, TO

>: Ar. aud P.

Iroipeio, 17,Ar. and P. o-uVoSos, r).

Political centralisation of smalltowns under a capital tity : P.

<rwotKi<n$, ; (Thuc. 8, 3). Agreement,unanimity: P. o/*oVoio, 17,

<

Uni Unk

(Plat.). Marriage: P. and V. oXou eiirwi/

s, 6 ; see marriage. Connection

by marriage: P. and V. KijSos,

TO, foJSoyia, TO (Plat.). -BOTWZ O/union: P. 8 o>os, o, ouVSeoyxos, 6.

Association : P. and V. icoWa, 77,

ofuXta, 7); see association, friend-ship.

Unique, adj. Pre-eminent : P. andV. CKTT/OCmfc, 8(,CWrpT77S, V. 2&>XOS,

#7Tpoxo$. Choice : P. and V.

e&upcTos, IkfcpiTos; see choice. New:P. and V. *<uvo's.

Unison, subs. Harmony : Ar. andP. op/x-ovia, ?;. Jrc unision : adj.,P. fyl/AcXTfc; adv., P. l/^cXGs; seealso swamwioMs^. Zo / Acre are

friends to chant in unison with myId/went : V. ai8" av Trdpeuri rots //m?

OpqviqfjLaan, <iXat OTj]/a>8ot (Eur., Or.

132).

Unit, subs. Ntwber one : P.

(Plat., Men.

Unite, v. trans. <7om ; P. and V,

OTWirrea', orwap/x,oetv, crvvSew, V.

owaprav. Bring together : P. andV. triWyetv, P. <rwicrravai, V. o"iVaX-

Xao-o-av. HbZd together : P. andV. oHWrav. Owte ?a marriage :

P. and V. (rufcvyviSvat (Xen.), V.

6vyyiW ; see ma/rry. Unitingme in marriage with Hercules : V.

cui/iyv *H/oa/cXct o-woi/cras (Eur.,IT. J?

7. 68). United to Hel&nus in

bonds of wedlock : V. 'EXei/w a-waX-

Aax^t<rav evi/a^ots yaftow (Eur,, .4wd.

1245). V. intrans. Oo?e together:P. and V. <rvv4p)((rO<u, t? ravr^v

l/>Xortfat. J.(7ree together : P. o^to-

votv. League together : Ar. andP. orw&rroo-ftu, P. and V.

Unity, subs. DWnimiy : P. o

ij, <n;/jt<^a)na, ^ (Plat.).

Universal, adj. Common : P. andV. K06v<fe ; see general. All : P.

and V. -was S^ras. 4ZZ together:P. and V. crv^Tras. Whole : P.

and V. 0X05. Sveakmg of virtue

as a universal (as opposed to a

particular aspect of it) : P. Kara

77A).

Universally, adv. Ar. and P. &&Everywhere : P. and V.

v; see every'where, generally .

P. and V. iravraxfj.

Universe, subs. P. /COCT/AOS, 6 ; see

world. The inhabited world: P.

Unjust, adj. P. and V.

6pflo5, V. IfcSlKO?.

Unjustifiable, adj. Use unjust,inexcusable : Ar. and V. ou

aTo?, P. ovo-uyyvo)jLi(Di/.

cusable P. and V. ou

Unjustifiably, adv. Use unjustly.

Unjustly, adv. P. and V. a8foo>s, ou

op0a>$, V. ic8f/ca>s, Tra.pd SIJCTJV (Eur.

tfrag.), Trcpd 81*77$, 81/075 Srcp.

iwjustly, v. : P. and V. aS&cei

Unkempt, ad]. Of hair: V. .

Squalid : P. and V. avx/tf7po's, Ar.

and V. 8r;oViv77$, dXouros, V. 7rivo>877S,

auX/^fys- TP7^ : V. ev^pos. JSe

Mwiewip^ v. : Ar. and P. avxptw.

Unkind, adj. P. and V. dyvw/xxDv,

Trticpos, o'XCT'Xfco?, cr/cXTypds,Ar. and

P. x^X 7r^s j see critel,

Unkindly, adv. P. and^V.Ar. and P. x^67 5*

ovcX77p<os ; see cruelly.

Unkindly, adj. 8eenwkirndf grudging.

Unkindness, subs. P. and V.

iriKporriS) 77,P. dyi/o)ju.oorw77, 77, 0*^X77-

Unknowable, adj. P. ayvworos

(Plat.).

Unknowing, adj. P. and V. OVK

eiSws ; see unconscious. Not in-

tending : P. and V. aica>v, ovx K<ov.

Ignorant of: P. and "V.

(gen.), STrctpos (gen.), V.

(gen.), <ft8pis (gen.).

Unknowingly, adv. Use adj., un-

Jcnowing. Unintentionally : P-

and V. dfcouo-ttos, OVY l/covrrwos ; see

Unknown, adj. P. and V. ayi/is,

877X0$, Ar. and V. ayi/oros; see also

unmtelligible. Unfamiliar, new :

923

Unl Unl1

P. and V. vos, 'K<UVOS, P.d^r/s,

Y.

vco'icoTos, Ar. and V. vcox/^os. Ob-

scure, inglorious : P. and V.

Unknown to,

without the knowledge of: Ar. andV. Xd0pa (gen.), P- Kpu<a (gen.), V.

yw (gen.).

UnlaSoured, adj. Untilled: P.

dpyos, V. ai/ijporos.

Unlace, v. trans. P. and V. XiW.

Unlade, v. trans. Unlade (a ccvrgo):

P. '<UpUT0CU.

Unladylike, adj. P. and V.

see uiibecoming.

Unlamented, adj. Y.

Unlawful, adj. P. and V. &/o-

/AOS, iraipilvofjMs (Eur., Med. 1121).Wicked : P. and V. KCLKOS, avoVios;see wicked. Unjust : P. and Y.

dtSfrcos, OUK 6p0ds, V. e/cStKOS. JZ-

legitimate: P and V. vo'0os, V.

Unlawful P.

Unlawfully, adv. P. dvo'/Kos, ?rapa-

Wickedly: P. and V.

, Y. avoo-tws; see wickedly.

Unjustly : P. and V. a8)W, ou/c

opflais, V. cKfiftccos. .4c unlawfully,V. : P Trapavofjiclv.

Unlawfulness, subs P. and V.

17, P. Trapavoju/a, ^. Wicfeedl-

P. avoo-Kmfs, ^ ; see wicked-ness. Injustice : P. and V. aStKta, i).

Unlearn, V. trans. P. aarofj.av6a.veLv,

Ar. and P. p.erap.av6dvLv.

Unlearned, adj. P. and V fya0i?s,

s, Ar. and P. aTratSevros, P.

seeUnless, conj. P. and Y. el /

/wj, r)v /AT;, irXr)v ct, 7rXy)v <fv

^cepi.Unlet, adj. P. d/ucrfloros.

Unlettered, adj. P. and V.Ar. and P.

' "

P.

Unlighted, adj. (Without a lamp) :

V. aXvxvos (Eur., Frag.).

Unlike, adj. P. dvo>otos; see different.

Unlikely, adj. It is imhkely : P.and V. OVK ctxds cart or omit ccrri.

UnlikeneSS, subs. P. dvoftoumys, ry ;

see difference.

Unlimited, adj. P. and V.

Ar. and P. dircpavros, P.

V. /jtijptos (also Plat, but rare P.).Abundant : P. and V. a<0ovos ;

see abundant.

Unload, v, trans. Take out a cargo:P. l^aipela-Qai.

Unlock, v. trans. P. and VAr. and V. x^^> V. SiaxoAai/ ; see

open. Disclose : P. and V. ^K<^ptv,Y. SicwrnJo-o-cii' (Plat, also but rare

P.), dvaTrrvo-a-eLv ; see disclose.

Unlocked, adj. P. and Y. d^crro?.Unlocked for, adj. See unexpected.

Unloose, v. trans. Undo: P. andY. XtJctv, l/cX&iv. Unbar : Ar. andV w v M TTT v> W \ ** 771/Mj.x. "D

. xotXttv, V. otttxaXav. l^rcc : Jr.

and Y. Xifctv, dfoevai, c/cX^etv ; see

/ree. Unhand : P. and V. c<feo-0ai

(gen.), Ar. and V. peOtevOcLi (gen.).

Unlovable, adj. P. and V.

SucrapecTTO?.

Unloved, adj. P. and V.

see /ia0rf.

Unloveliness, subs. P.

^, Y. at/Aop<jE>ta, ^. Unpleasantness :

P. dijSta, r),P. and V.

Unlovely, adj.

ugly, hateful.

Unloving, adj.harsh.

Unluckily, adv. P. and V.

oW-nJx&Sj aflXDs, ol/crpoi?, V.

TTOT/JUDS, rXiyftovoDS, P. drv^ws

unhappily: Inauspiciouslyand Y. /ca/ccus, SvoraJx^9 '

Unluckiness, subs. P.

, 17 ; see misfortune.

Y. 8vor<tX7y5 ; see

P. doropyos ;see

924

see

P.

Unlucky, adj. P. and Y. 8uo-3at/io)v,

8voTi5x*Js, ttTvyifc (Eur., JSTeracZ.

460, but rare Y.), Ar. and V. 8vV-

TTOT/XOS, 8ucr/xopos (also Antipho. but .

rare P.), V. a/Aotpos (also Plat, butrare P.), Swr/j.oipo9, a^opos, ^voX^Sos,Ar. /caKoScu/jwov ; see unhappy. In-

auspicious : P. and V. KU/CO?, 8w-TTJX^S, 8u<r^/>5 (Plat, but rare P.),V . /ca/coyXworo-os, ovcatos,"~

'i., P. F. 490).

Unm Unm

Unmaidenly, adj. V.see unbecoming.

Unmake, v. trans. Cancel : P. andV. K&Oaipeiv, Xuw, see cancel.

Bring low: P. and V.

Kara/JaXXtti', crucrrfXXeiv, V.

see bring low, under low. Destroy :

P. and V. Sux<0cipii/ ;see destroy.

Undo : P. aywrjrov riQtvai (Plat ).

Unman, v. trans. Dishearten : P.

is &6vfJ.LO.v KaOicrrdvai. Breakdown: P. and V. /cara/cXav (Eur.,

CfycZ. 677), V. jc&ugctv (Eur., I. 4.

I486), &7\tW (Eur., JFVflj. also

mcwined : P. and V.

Ken.), P. SiaQpvnrew. In sooth

you will unman me : V. CK rot /AC

(Eur., Or. 1047). Be un-

P.

(aor.

pass, of eTTitfXav), 8La0pu7rT<r0ai, aTro-

0pu7rr<r0eu. JSe dislieartened : P.

and V. afo/jtctv. .Zjf <xwy ows see youunmanned, he will not praise youV. ei cf oi/rcrat rts 0)}Xw &r* ouic

aW<r (Eur., J3". F, 1412).

Unmanageable, adj. P. <5w>ceTa-

X/pf<rros. Awkward: P. and V.

apropos. I^*S05a^e7lt :

(also used of a ship,P.

Thuc. 2, 84) ; see unruly, restwe.

Unmanageably, adv. P. and V.

Unmanliness, subs. P. and V.

avavSpia, 17, rpv^ij, ^, P. /x.aXa/cta,

V.fafriixia, *}) S66 cowa/rdice.

Unmanly, adj. Ar. and P. /*aXa*<P. 5vav8pos, Ar. and V.

(also Plat, but rare P.).P. and V.

V. yvvai/co/u/AOS, yvj/awco<^pa>v,

vows ;see effeminate.

Unmannerliness, subs. P. and V.

&fjwv(ria, ^ (Eur., Frag.), P.

Sevtrta, ^, Aypotwa, ^.

Unmannerly, adj. Ar. and P.

aypot/cos, oiTracScvro?, P. and V.

Unmarked, adj. P. and V.

Unmarred, adj. See iwspoilt.

Unmarried, adj. Of a man : P. andV. Sya^os, ^os (Plat.), V.

(Eur., 7. -4. 805). Of a woman :

P. and V. ^vavSpos, V.

, avv/iei/aios, ofS/x^T

Ar. and V. av; seetrotked. Unmarried girl : P. andV. 7rap0i/os, 17.

56 unmarried (of a

maiden), V. : V. Trap0i/<nj(r0eu.

Unmask, v. trans. See expose.

Unmatched, adj. Pre-eminent: P.and V. fC7rpm;s, SicwrpeTnfc, V.

Z&xos, ferepoxo?. Choice : P. andV. efo/peros, cKfcptro?; see choice.

Not to be surpassed: P.

Unmeaning, adj.V. KO/09,

Empty: P. and; see

Unmeasured, adj. P. a/jterpos, Ar.and V. a^Tp^Tos. Boundless : P.and V. &reipos, Ar. and P. aWpavros,V. /AiJptbs (also Plat, but rare P.) ;

see unfathomable. Abundant : P.and V. cw0ovos, V. lTrippvro<s. (Toblame, etc.) in unmeasured terms :

use P. and V. TroXXa, P. wrxvpws J

see vigorously.

Unmeet, adj. Unbecoming : P. andV. ao-vwaw ; see unbecoming.

Unmelted, adj. P.

Unmentionable, adj. P. and V.

appryros, ctTropp^ros, P. ttftv^T/ros, V.

a^paaro? ; see unspeakable.Unmerciful, adj. P. and V, o-x^r-

Xios, or/cX^pos, -TTt/cpos, P. ctTrapacTT/ros,

V.

(Soph., Frag.), SvcraXyr}To?, Ar. andV . 2/reyieros,

Unmercifully, adv. P. and V.

TUKpfis, P. dnyXcois, o-xerXttos, Y,

viyXcois, avotKTtos, SvaXy;Ta)5 ; See

cruelly. Met., vigorously : useP. and "V. iroAXa, P. to-xvpate; see

Unmercifulness, subs.

, P.

P. and V.

; S66

Unmerited, adj. P. and V.

Unmeritedly, adv. P. and Y.

Unmindful, adj. P. and V,,

. . , .

Unmindful of: P, and V.

925

Unm Uno

Forgetful : Ar. andBe unmindful (of),

(gen. or

Clear : P.

see

P * ^\v. : P. and V.

absol.); see forget.

Unmistakable, adj.and V. <ra<ifc, 817X05,

clear Undoubted : P. ay

77x777-05 ;see undisputed.

Unmistakably, adv. Clearlyand V. cra<u>5, Ar. and P.

see clearly. Without doubt

Unmitigated, adj. P. d/cparos, d?r-

P.

P.

Unmixed, adj. Of wine: P. and V.

see

a/cpa/ros,Ar. and V.

Generally : P. a/cpa/ros,

Pwre, sfeeer : P. a/cparos,

Unmolested, adj. P.

untouched, undisturbed.

Unmoor, v. trans. P.

Unmortgaged, adj. P.

Unmounted, adj. .Nb ow horseback:

use P. and V. 7reds, Ar. and V.

&VWT7TOS.

Unmourned, adj. V.,dvot-

Unmoved, adj. Uninfluenced : P.

and V. cLKivryros, Ar and V.

see imtouched.

Unmown, adj. V.

Unmusical, adj. P. and V.

see discordant.

Unmuzzle, v. trans. Use P. and V.

Unnamed, adj. P. and V.

VTJ/A05.

Unnatural, adj. Inhuman : P. andV. aypios, Orjpu&Snr)?, P. /*.urav0pa>7ros ;

see cruel. Horrible: P. and V.

V.

fear* av^powrov, P. and V./car av0pa>7roi/ (Isoc.). Unreason-able : P. aXoyos.mother : V.EL 1154).

Unnaturally, adv.

nature: P. and V.

(Bur., Phoen, 395).

(Soph.,

Contrary to

iwnalw-

rally, not unreasonably : P.

Unnavigable, adj. P.

Unnecessarily, adv. Thereuse P. and V. 01

P. and V. fjidrrivi see-

in vain, under vain. Excessively :

P. andV.Unnecessary, adj. P. and V,

Fam, useless : P. andV.

vain. Excessive : P. and V.

irepro*o5.

Unneighbourly, adj. Use unfriendly,unsociable.

Unnerve, v. trans. See unman.

Unnoticed, adj. Unheeded : V. &va-

I, dL7r?7//,eX77/Aej/OS, P. OJld V.

(Xen.). Be unnoticed9

V. i P. and V. cuxcXeTcr^afc. j&6 Wl-obscrved : P. and V. Xavflavciy, V.

X77^etv ; see unobserved.

Unnumbered, ad]. P. and V.r, V. avupi

(also Plat, but rare P.).

Unobjectionable, adj. P. <

Unobservant, adj. P.

see blind.

Unobserved, adj. Use adv., P. andV. Xatfpa. Do a thing unobserved :

P. and V. Xavflttvav TTOIOJV TI, V.

XT^^CIV TTotaiv n. Unobsewed by :

use Ar. and V. Xdt0pa (gen.), P.

Unobstructed, adj. Continuous :

P. owe^s. See clear.

Unobstructedly, adv. P.

Continuously : Ar. and P.

Unobtrusive, adj. SeeModerate : P. and V.

Unoccupied, adj. ^ leisure, idle :

P. and V. dpyo's. Be unoccupied^v. : P. and V. ijcrvx&f*"', <rxoX^tv,

tv- Sa 4'dfe ; P. and V.Desolate : P. and V.

; see desolate, empty.Unoffending, adj. P.

Gkriltless: P. and V. avamo5,

Unofficial, adj. Private: P. and

926

Uno Unp

Unofficially, adv. Privately: P.and V. ma. They determined to

send to the Athenians unofficiallyand sound them: P. ISoJci/ a-urots

. . . cLvev Kf)pVKiov wpoaWyLH/rat rots

'A^vatots /cat irapav 7roi-n<racr6a.i

(Thua 1, 53).

Unopposed, adj. Use P. ou8/o$

KO>A.T;O]/TOS. None speaking in oppo-sition P. ovSei/os dimXeyovros.

Unorganised, adj. P. dowraKTo$.

Unostentatious, adj. See modest,moderate.

Unpack, v. trans. Tafee ow : P.

Get ready : P. and V.

Unpaid, adj. Without pay : P. and. fyu<r0o$(Dem. 731), P. d7ro>icr0o$.

Unpaid bills : see

Unpalatable, adj.

unpleasant.

Unparalleled, adj.

P. 0,77877$; see

P. loco>$

(Thuc. 7, 71).

"

Peerless : P. and

see peerless. Ohoice : P. and V.

!<uperos, K/cpiro$. Unsurpassed .

P. dw7rp/?A77To$. New, strange :

P. and V. KO.LVOS.

Unpardonable, adj. Ar. and V. ov

(rvyyi/0)flPTO$,P. ov o-vyyvwficov. Be

unpardonable, v. : P. and Y.

ov (rvyyv^fjLTjv ZX*LV* Disgraceful :

P. and V, at<rxpd$.

Unpatriotic, adj. Ar. and P. ov

<iAx>7ro\is. Ill-disposed : P. andV. ,8v<rvov$, Ar. and P. fca^vov?, or

use P. and V. TT} -n-dXct Svorovs,

eta

Unpeopled, adj. P. and V,

V. SaravSpwiros ; see desolate.

Unperceived, adj. Use adv., P. andV. Xa0pa. Do a thing unperceived:P. and V. XavO&vew Troiwv rt, or

V. A.^tv TTotwi/ rt. Unperceived by:use Ar. and V. \d6pa (gen.), P.

Unperformed, adj. P. and V,

iarfvvros, V. dpyo^i a/cpavros; see

undone.

Unphilosophic, adj. P. tt<<.Unpillaged, adj. See unplwndered.

Unpitied, adj.

adv., V. avob

Unpitying, adj.

Unpleasant, adj

P.

Svcrrepirijs.

V. v?7\i7$, or usesee unwept.

See pitiless.P. and V. Svo-x^p^Sy

(Plat, also Ar.),

iptoros, (177877'$,V.

Odiow : P. and V.P. and V.

Hard io endure : P.and V. o-u/c avefcrds ;

see intolerable.

Unpleasantly, adv. P. 0177800$. In-

tolerably : P. OVK dvKT6j$ (Xen.).

Unpleasantness, subs. P. and V.

8v<rxpta, ^7,P. dTySi'a, 77. Odiousness:

P. avrr*, ?). Met., quarrel : see

P.

Unpolished, adj. Not worked wp :

P. OVK d7Ttp7a<rftei/o$, Unwrought :

V. d^ccrros. Met., P. and V. tywvcros,

d/Aa^77$, Ar. and P. aypoirco$, dvai-

SCUTO$. Unlettered : P.

V. Sj<OfMJ/0^.

Unpolluted, adj. See undefiled,

Unpopular, adj. P. and V. em'

Unpopularity, subs. P. and V.

00ovo$, 6, P. dWx&ta, 17*TO 7ri<f>6ovov.

Incivr unpopularity, v. : P. and Y.

Unpleasing, adj. See unpleasant.

Unploughed, adj V.

dpyos.

Unplundered, adj, P. and V.

a/ccpaio$, &rop077TOS (Lys.) 3 See

Unpractised, adj. P. and V.

ayu/xvocTTO?, ct7Tcpo$, P.

Unpractised in : P. and

(gen.), ayv/Avaoros (gen.) ;see

Unprecedented, adj. .MOT, strange:P. and V. Kcwvcfe. Extraordinary ;

P. and V. 0cn;ju,a<rnfe.

Unprejudiced, adj. P. and V. iVos,

Kotvd$. Fair, just : P, and V,

Unpremeditated, adj. See uninten-

tional. Unstudied : P. and Y.

Unpremeditatedly, adv. Use P.

and V. ov/c IK 7rpovota$; see un-

927

Unp Unr

P.

OT^S gfwar : P. and Y.

a<j!>paxT05 (TllUO.), P. dirapa

dTrpocrSoKiyTos. J50 unprepa/rec

/or, woi ^o expect, v. : P. and Y. 01

Unprepossessing, adj. Ugly: Pand V. 8i5o-8ijs (Plat, and Soph.

Frag,); see ugly. Unpleasant. P

Unpretentious, adj. See modest

Simple : P. and Y. dirAx>i)s.

Unprincipled, adj. P. and

TravoGpyos, Ka/eos ; see wicked.

Unproductive, adj. P. dpyo's.

Unprofaned, adj. P. and V.

pares, efocpaios, Kaflapo's ',see Un~

defiled, inviolable.

Unprofessional, adj. Lay : P.

Unprofitable, adj. P.

a/cap7ros, P. and Y.

iJs, a

ai/<o-

Y.crros,

P.

(also Xen.),P. and V.

P.Unprofitableness, subs.

trrAa 17.

Unprofitably, adv. P.

(Xen.), P. and V. avoV^ra (Plat.,

Sep. and Eur., El. SOT). Iw vcrin :

P. and Y. fjL&rqv, dAXcos, 8t5K>^S,

V. //,ar<uo>s, ^pavraj see t V^W,under t;airo.

Unpromising, adj. TPii/towi talent ;

P. and V. a^ufc. PoorP. and V. <^avXos; seejpoor.

Unpropitious, adj. Unfavourable :

P. and V. Svovovs, SW/ACV^S, V.Ar. and V. TroA/yKoros ;

(ofsee hostile,

omens, etc.) :

InauspiciousP. and Y.

V. KOKO-

P. V. 490) ; see inauspicious. Theomens were unpropitiow : P. owe

cfcaAAtcpeiTo (Xen.). Unsuitable :

P. dreff-tnySceo? ; see unsuitable.

Unpropitiously, adv. In a hostile~ " "

Inauspicious-P.

ly : P. and V. *a*ca>s,

dvc-

P.

Unprotected, adj. P. and V.

pa/cros, a^iSAciKTOS, P.

With none to take one'spart: P.'drt-

/xaip^To?. Unprotected by armour ;

P. and V. yv//,vos ; see unwrmed.

Unproved, adj. Unexamined : P.

their courage unproved ; P.

eXey/crov ... TO dfSpobi'

(Thuc. 4, 126).

Unprovoked, adj. Voluntaryand V. IKOVOTIOS. Do a thin$

provoked : P. and V. apxewor 7pporcp<$s TI TTotctv. ZV&tfjy attackedus unprovoked : P. MO&TQ ^lv OVK

d8tKov//,vot (Thuc. 3, 39).

Unpunished, adj. P. and V. dfo}-

fttos, a#<3os, P. drt/jtcSp^TOS, aTra^iys.

V. yey^Scfe, 5/cAxtvros, or use adv,P. vyirowet ; see impn/nity.

Unpurified, adj. P. and V. *&.

see unclean* polluted.

Unqualified, adj. Unfit : P. tmd V.

ofy t/cavos. Absolute : P. afcparos ;

see absolute.

Unquenchable, adj. : P.

Unquestionable, adj. P,

)8?fn?T05, dv^Xeyicro^,J.dmitod; P.'

Unquestionably, adr. P.V. ota 5,/i^>tXcKTO)5,

Confessedly; P.

Unquestioning, adj. Unhesitating :

P. and Y. OOKVOS, P. d.7rpo^b<<rt0Tos.

Unquestioningly, adv. P. <

^acrwrrws. Without proof t P.

Unravaged, adj. P. and V. &c-potos, $*r6p(hjTo$ (Lys.), V.

Unravel, v. trans. P. and V.Ar. and P. V,

(also Plat but rare P.) ; see alsoreveal.

Unreadily, adv. Without eagerne*9 :

P.

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Unr Unr

Unreadiness, subs. Hesitation :

P. and V. 3/o/os, 6.

Unready, adj. Unprepared: P.

d-Trapaor/eeuos. Off one'8 guard: P.and V. a<vXa*ros, 5<paKTOs (Thuo.) ;

see unprepared. Backward, hesi-

tating : P. dirpofo/xos,

Unreal, adj.

~P. and Y.

Imaginary : P. and Y.OVK <&/. Unsound : P. and

Y.

Unreasonable, adj. P. 0X0705, dvc-

mewcojs, dXdytoros.

Unreasonableness, subs. P.

Unreasonably, adv. P.

r. Uwwturally : P. caret,-

Gontrary to reason : P.

Unreasoning, adj. P. oXoyos, dXd-

ytoros, V. SwXdyioTos. Bash : P.

tt7rept'o7C7rros ; see rasft. Be throwninto an unreasoning panic : P.&cra<tos ^ACTrX-mwcr^at (Thuo. 4, 125).

Unrebuked, adj. P. and V.TOS.

Unreclaimed, adj. V.Wild : P. and V. <Zypws.

Unrecognisable, adj. P. and Y.

:(Plat.), V.Syo>ia0i7s;

see

indistinguishable, indistinct.

Unrecompensed, adj. See unre-warded.

Unreconcilable, adj. ^Implacable

P. and V, orv^rXtos: see

Unrecorded, adj. P.

<Zy/>a7rros; see

unremembered.

Unredressed, adj. P.

Unrefined, adj. Ar. and P.

^TToiScvro?; QQQ vulgar.

Unreflecting, adj. P.

kircp{<TK7rro<5 \ S66 ras%.

Unreflectingly, adv. P.

V.

Unrefreshed, adj.

<rros; Bee faintUnrefuted, adj.

P.

P.

Unregarded, adj. Uncaredfor: P.and V. $,Tr)fji&i]Tos (Xen.), V.

regarded, v. : P. and Y.see disregard.

nerate, adj. Siw/wZ : P.

ds; see sinful.

Unregistered, adj. P. ^y/o

Unregulated, adj. P.aTcwcros. Allowedto go free: P. and V.

Ar. and P.

Unrehearsed, adj. P.

Unrelenting, adj. Pitiless : P.

&7rapot4Ti7T05, V. SuoTTttpawnTros ; S66

pitiless. Bemembering : P. andV.

Unrelentingly, adv. See pitilessly.

Unremedied, adj. P. &8$p0o>ros^

Unrelieved, adj. Uimixed: P.

afcparo?, (fyuicro?.

Unremembered, adj. V. d/*n}/wov.

J5e unremembered, pass away, v. :

P. and V. Stappciv ; BQefade.

Unremitting, adj. Continuous : P.Constant : P and V.

Much : P. and V. iroAfe.

Unremittingly, adv. Continuously:Ar. and P. cruvcus.

Unrenowned, adj. P. and V.

<5rtju.o9, aSoKL/xo? ; see obscure.

Unrepealed, adj. Injorce: P. andY. /Cl5ptO5.

Unrepentant, adj. Obstinat69har-

dened : P. and V. cricX^pds. Un-moved : P, and V. ifcft^ro?.

Unrepented, adj. Rd/ieray&eXQ/ro?.

Unrepressed, adj. Uw&ndZed: P.and V. MXm>9 (Eur., Frag.),

r

n$ubdued : P.

TOS.

Unrequited, adj. TT^few* pcty : P.

and V. &/ucr0os (Dem. 731), or use

adv.: P, and V. <W#. Uw-

jnATmfced P. and V. d i}iuos ; see

uivpitmshed. Useless : P. and V,

avw^cX^s ; see useless.

Unreserved, adj. JPVowfc : P. andV. dTrXofa, aipoy. PZow: P.

and Y. <ra<^7J5, ta^foi?? ; see

Unrestrained : P. and V.

Unreservedly, adv. Frankly: P,

929 59

Unr Uns

and V. drAGs, a.ev0pcos. Out-

spokenly : P. p.era TrappTyatas, V.

iroLpprjcrlq.. Speak unreservedly, v.

P. 7rappi7<nac<r0au Plainly : P.

and V. o-tt^Gs, lfj.<t>av<as. Withoutrestraint : P. dve'Si/v, di/ei/wWs.

Unresisting, adj. Yielding, pliant :

P. and V. vypos- Weak, soft : Ar.

and P. Ar. and

Unrest, subs. P. rapaxv, ^, V.

Tapay/uos, 6, T<ipay/x, T^. Political

P. jargons, ^, P. and V.

Unrestrained, adj. Unbridled : P.

and V. ax<&tcos (Eur.,

avtifjicvos : see lawless. Licentious:

P. and V. SjcoXaoros, Ar. and P.

Unrestrainedly, adv. P.

Unrestricted, adj. Unlimited: P.

Unrestrained: P. andJPree ; P. and V.

Unrevenged, adj. P.

Unrewarded, adj.P. and V. &jjLur$os9 or use adv., P.

and Y.

Unrighteous, adj. P. and V. 81*05,

OVK opdo's, dvdcrio?, V. 2/c8wcos

T^tcfced . P. and V. KOKOS, Tro^pos ;

see wicked. Impious: P. and V.

&Tjfr}s, i^cos. Svcwpfr (Dem. butrare P.), V. SuVfleos. Unlawful:P. and V. &vofj,o$i Trapavo/tos.

Unrighteously, adv. P. and V.

>$, V. e/cSif/cws, di/o<na>?;

see unjustly. Wickedly: P. andV. Kaictos, -TTov^pois. Impiously : P.and V. a&W Unlawfully: P.

7rapai/o'fw)5. J.c^ uwright-v. : P. and V. SStKctv,

ficrc/Scw, V. Svcrcre/^Iv.

Unrighteousness, subs. P. and V.* P-

: P. and V./cdfioy,

^ ; sea wickedness. Impiety : P!and V. &r#fa, ij, V. Suoxr^eia, ^.Lawlessness : P. and V. &/O/AUX, ^,P. Trapavo/xia, 17.

930

Unripe, adj. Ar. and P. ^05Ar. ov TTCT-W. Met., P. and V.

Unripe grape, subs. : V.

Unrivalled, ad]. Unsurpassed : P.

awTr{pp\-rrr*- Pre-eminent: P. andV. ^fCTrpetnJs, SwtTrpCTnjs, V. ^oxos,

*7Tpoxos ; see peerless. Choice :

P. and V. ^cupcros, ocieptTos; see

c/iozce.

Unrobe, v. trans. P. and V. e/cS&tv,

Ar. and P. aTroStctv. V. intrans.

P. and V. Iic8btcar0ac9 Ar. and P.

Unrobed, adj. P. and V.

Unroll, v. intrans. Ar. aad P.

&>\r<riy, V. ^Xt<rcriv, avairrucrcretv,

SiaTrnWeiv (also Plat, but rare P.).

Unroof, v. trans. P. 6po0oi>

(gen.) (Thuc. 1, 134:).

Unruffled, adj, P. and V.P. ^(ru>s ; see calm.

Unruliness, subs. P. and V.

^, ttvo/ua, ^, V. TO Svapxov. Disorder:P. and V. ckooyua, ^, P. rapax^ ^ 5

see disorder. Licentiousness: P.

and V. vjSpts, ^, P. dKoXaorwt, -r%

Disobedience : P.

(Plat.), V. TO /

Unruly, adj. P. and V.Lawless : P. and V. ovo/xos. Dis-

orderly : P. Tapaxwfys,-wS-gs, Y. ^KOO-^OS, OWK

wwruly, v. : P. and V.P. draAcretv. Licentious .' P. andV. &coAoorro$, ^^09 (Eur., Frag.),Ar. and P. dicpaTjfc, P.

: P,

Disobedient : P.see disobedient. RestiveV. $fipurrifi, V. acrrofto?.

v. : P. and V. o-Kiprav.

Unsacked, adj. P. and V.

(Lys ) ;see unravaged,

P. and

Unsacrificed, adj. P. a

Unsafe, adj. Jwsccwre; P. <

Preco-riows : P. and V.P. 7R<r<aA?75. Causing danger:P ertKiVSwos- PerfZozw : P. ?rftp<-

)9o\o$, Ar. and P, Y&Xonk P. andV.

"

Uns Uns

Unsafely, adv. P. and V.

Unsaid, adj. P. and V. i

Unsaleability, subs. P.

Unsaleable, adj. P. aTrp

Unsated, adj. P. and V. ^Unsatisfactorily, adv. Badly : P.and V. </>avXo)S, /ca<o)9, P. fMOxQrjp&s.

Injuriously : P. aoTy6pa>s (Xen.).

Unsatisfactoriness, subs, incom-

petence : P. and V. ^avXoV^s, 17.

Irksomeness : P. /Japvnys, fj.

Unsatisfactory, adj. Bad ; P. andY. KOKOS, ^owXos. Annoying: P.

and V. apife. Injurious : P. andV. &<rvfjL<l>opas. Incompetent : P.and V. (froSXos ; see incompetent

Unsatisfied, adj. See dissatisfied.Insatiable : P. and V. owrX^oros.

Unsavoury, adj. Evil-smelling : P.

and V. Svo-wSifs, Ar. and V. KOKOO--

/AOS (^Esch., Frag.). Unpleasant :

P. and V. oWx^pifc, P-0.178075

Unsay, v. trans. Retract : P. dva-

T/0con0<u, P. and V. /c/?<AJW ; see

retract. Unsay this curse : Y.

dircuvpvraura (Eur., JEZfjOp. 891).

Unscathed, adj. /Sa/e; P. and V.

o-ois, do^aX???. Uninjured : P. andV. dXai?s (Plat.), dWpaios, d/cpai-

<pvws, otK^pGLTos (rare -t)

(Bur., Boc^ 672), an-^/io)!/ (Pfat.but rare P.), V. <fvaros, P.

"

see also unpunished.Unscientific, adj. P.

Unscrupulous, adj. P. and V.

0pacru9, V.Wicked: P. and V.

wavaupyos, Tronypds, V.

rovpyoY Reckless: P. and V.

edxc/n?? ; see reckless.

Unscrupulously, adv. P. ToX^pfa.Recklessly; P. cvxepws. BowP. and V. K&jccfc, iron;p(o$y Ar. and

Unscrupulousness, subs. P. andV. Opdcros, TO, rA/Aa, ^, P. tfpa<

iji.Recklessness : P. cvxpeta, 17.

a^d?i635 : P. and V. a/c

irovrjpta, 17, irtivovpyia, ff.

Unseal, v. trans. P. and V.see o^pen.

Unseasonable, adj. P. and V.

#/c<upo?, V. 2a>pos. Premature ; P.and Y. acopo?.

Unseasonableness, subs. P. <

Unseasonably, adv. P. axatpo?, O.TTO

KaLpov, Trapa /catpov, Trepa TOT; Kaipov

(Dem. 208), V. axatpa, Kaipov 7rpa.

PrawatoreZy : P. and V.

Unseaworthy, adj. P. aT

Unseat, v. trans. 2%row; a rider :

P. and V. avax<uT#;iv, Ar. and P.

&iro<rtar0a.L (Xen.), P. itva^oXXctv

(Xen.).

Unsecured, adj. See unguarded,unlocked.

Unseemliness, subs. P.

, SarpcrrcuL,

Unseemly, adj. P, and V.

/LMOV, P. fcirpemfc, V. aet/ojs, atx-s,

see shameful. Dis-norderly V.

unseemly way, v. : P, and V.

acrxytJLovelv. Be disorderly : P.and V. <iicoar/Ati/.

Unseen, adj. P. and V.

,V. S^avros. Invisible : P.

doparo?. Unnoticed: use adv. P.

and V. Xa0pa. Do a thing unseen,v. : use P. and V. Xav0<Wv TTOOOV

Unseen by, without the know-rt

e of: Ar. and V. Xa0pa (gen.),P. Kpv^a (gen.).

Unselfish, adj. Use P. and V.

<tXav0powro5 ; see kind, generous.

Unselfishly, adv. P.. . _y *

Unselfishness, subs. P.

Trta, T) ;see kindness9 generosity,

Unserviceable, adj. Bee useless.

Unsettle, v. trans. P. and V. Tapd<r-

<TW, o~w/rap(orxmv, Opdwcw (Plat.

but rare P.) ; see (Ksiwrft,

Unsettled, adj. P. Ajcaraoraros.

Restless: P. Tapa^o^y. Rainy :

P. voTepos. Undetermined: P.

d(picrros. Inconclusive ; P.

Unshackled, adj. P. and V.

/A^o9 ; see unbridled, free.

931

Uns Uns

see

Unshaken, adj. P. and Y.

do-<aXi7s, Y. e/jwrcSos ; see farm.

Unshattered, adj. V. &ppo>&<nro5 ; see unbroken.

Unshaven, adj. Ar. ftcoupc

uncut.

Unsheathe, v. trans. Draw: P. andV. <nra<r0cu (Sen. also Ar.), V.

cnrav, IXicav, c^e'X/cav.

Unship, v. trans. P. Ifcu

Unshod, adj. Ar. and P.

Y. cWpi5Xos (Eur., JVagf.),

P.

Unshorn, adj. Ar. &coupos, V.

paros.

Unshrinking, adj. P. and V. i

P. d7rpo<dL<r7Tos; see resole.

Unshrinkingly, adv. P.

crwrros ; see resolutely.

Unsifted, adj. Unexamined:

dveferacrros.

Unsightliness, subs. P.

17 ; see ugliness.

Unsightly, adj. P. and V.

(Plat, and Eur,, Frag.), V. 8-ucnrpo

OTTTOS ; see ^Z^.Unskilful, adj. P. arexvos,

crnjfjLw, P. and V. &mpos,Y. <Xavpovpyos.P. and Y. <ai5Xos, ica/cos, Ar. andP. 8lWTOS, TTOVTfpOS, /AOX^PO?.

Unskilfully, adv. P. d>o>s, &/-

Roughly : P. and V.

unskilfully: V. ov*

., Pers. 417).

Unskl'IflllneSS, SUbs. P. are^ta,dveTrwmy/jtocrw^, ^, P. and V.

PLOL w.

Unskilled, adj. See unskilful, un-versed. Unskilled in : P. and V.

(gen.), afiaftfc (gen.). Youare unskilled in speaking : Ar.

d&Wos ctX^tv (Ar., Nub. 1077).I am unskilled to plead a cause

before the multitude : V. fyo> 8*

CLKOJUU//OS eh fl^Aov Sovvat Acfyoi/ (JEur.,

Siplp. 986).

Unsociable, adj. P. dm^n/ros,dvo^eX^TTO?, Suo-/cotv<oV77ro9, P. andV. a/it/cros. Z7woy>proacAa6fo : P.

8v<nrpo<ro8os, V. onrAaro?, d7r/xwnj- j

932

Vppos, 8uor7ppo<rot<rros,*

fee wzsociaftZfi : P.

Y4V.

Unsoiled, adj. P. and V.rare P.); seejpwe,

Unsold, adj. P. cwrparos.

Unsolicited, adj. Unasked, un-and V. ctKXT7T05, P.

O/ 0716*5 0-WW OGCOrd :

P. and V. IKWV, aweTra-yycX-Tos, ctfc-

P. and Y,

Unsophisticated, adj. P. and V.(MrAofc ; see simple. Bude : Ar.

and P. dypotKOs.

Unsound, adj. P. and V. <ra0p<fe,

^TrovXos, ou^ vyt^s. Botten : Ar.

and P, <ra7rpo$. J30 w?wo?6wd mm^7ld, v. : P. and V. ou <f>poveiv ;

see &e mad, under mad.

Unsoured, adj. Uncorrupted: P.

UnSOWn, adj. P. ao

Unsparing, adj. Abundant : P, andV. a<j>Qwos, -TroXtfs; see aftwwdani.

JUfMni/icewt : V. a<0ovo7. Extra-

vagant : P. Scwrav^pos, a<r<OT05.

JSsccesswe : P, and V. irept,<ro-6s. Beunsparing o/, v. : P. and V.Sccv (gen.).

Unsparingly, adv. P.

Abundantly ; f. and V.

(Bur., Frag.). Extravagantly : P.d<r<oTo>s. Excessively: P. and V.

Unspeakable, adj. P. and Y*oppi?ro9, P4 &fjwOyros, Y*Jwa^on&afeZe : P. d

P. and Y. Kpcfo-o-eov

Ar. o-O 6Xr&, Ar. and V.

V. ^/

Extraordinary : P. and

Unspeakably, adv. P,

Exceedingly ; P. and V,P. SwupJSvnos ; see exceedingly.

Unspoiled, adj. P.

<0apos. Pure ; P. and V.

&K7Jpa,ros (rare P.). Unharmed :

P. and V. iKpeuo$, dfcpat^v^s ; see

Unspoken, adj. P. and V.

Uns Uns

Unspotted, adj. Uncorrupted: P.

A&o<0opos, A8t<0apros. Pw0 : P.and V. KaOapos, o/ccpaios,

(rare P.) ; see pure.Unstable, adj. P. and V.

Ar. and P. Ao-ra^-ros. Fickle:P. and V. wjr\ijKTos ; see ./JcfcZe.

Untrustworthy : P. and V. &rrros.

Unstained, adj. Uncorrupted: P.

A8ta0opos, A8ty0apros. Pws ; P.and V. Ko0apos, cwecpacos, a/ojparos

(rare P.) ; see jpwre.

Unstamped, adj. Of money: P.

Unsteadily, adv. P.

Irresolutely : P. oKi/iypcSs (Xen.).

Unsteadiness, subs. Tremblmg :

P. and V, rpo>os, 6 (Plat.). Jr-

resoZwiww; P. and V. 3/cvos, 6.

Fickleness : P. TO Aorafl/MyTw.

Unsteady, adj. Tremblmg: Ar. andV. roxepta Not to be deendedon : P. and V. <r^aXepos. Fickle :

P. and V. Ar. and P.

seejfo/rfe. Unsettled:

P. AjcaraorraTos. Of breathing : V.

/xerapcrios, op. Bur., JET. JP. 1093;see laboured.

Unstinted, adj. P. and V.

see abundant, rich.

Unstintedly, adv. P. and

(Bur., Frag.) ; see

V.

Unstring, v. trans. P. and V.

Be unstrung, met. :

see unmanned.

Unstudied, adj. Simple ; P. and V.

Unsubdued, adj. P. dxcipuros ; see

moonquerabk, unconquered.

Unsubmissive, adj. P. and V.

<rrcp*os, <rK\rjp6s, Ar. and V. crrep/txfe,

V. Trepw/ccXifc. Self-willed : P. andV. aMdS's. Disobedient: P.

Unsubstantial, adj. Shadowy, spec-tral : Ar. and P. <r/o8ifc. Dww :

P. A/iv8p<fe, V. fawp6s. Empty: P,

and 7, jcewfc. Light,flitting: P. and

Y. Kov^off, 7rr^<J9 (Plat.).

tody .- P. &CT&/JLO.TOS. Lightlymoving : Ar. and V.

Unsubstantiated, adj. Unattested:P. d/jiaprvpo?, V. ^/xaprvp^ros.without proof: P. ^aXos (Dem.830).

Unsuccessful, adj. .Nbi accomplish-

ing One's object: P. arrpafCTOs,

AreX^s (Plat.). Of things : P. andV. onJnjTos; see fruitless. Un-

fortunate : P. and V. tfrSxifc (rare

V.), SvcmJ^s; see unfortunate.Be unsuccessful (of things) : P. andV. Kcwcfis X^P^y w irpox<*>pv 1 see

Unsuccessfully, adv. Without ac-

complishing anything .- P. A7rp<ucro>s,

V. SV^TV^TCOS. Sadly .* P. and V.

Unfortunately : P. and V.

jP. AT-VX^S ; see also in

vain, under vain.

Unsuccessfulness, subs. P. andV. Svorrpa&'a, 17,

P. Awpaf/a, ^.

Unsuckled, adj. Ar.

Unsuitabillty, subs. P.Unseemliness : P.

Unsuitable, adj. P, and V.

ovx t/cavo? f Aa"VjJL<^opo^t P.

Unworthy: P. and V. avaws.

Unbecoming: P. and V.P. ATrp?n7s ; see unseemly.

Unsuitably, adv. P.

Unbecomingly : P. A-T

Unsullied, adj. P. A&c4>0op<>9,Pwrs : P. and V.

(rare P.), see

Unsung, adj. Inglorious : P. andV.

inglorious.

(Plat.), see

Unsupported, adj. Unattested : PV. ajfAprtpifiros. Bare,

without proof : P. ^rtX<fe (Dem.830). DW^ed!, aZone : P. and V.

/>tOVOS, V.

Unsurmountable, adj. P. and V.

(rare P*).

Unsurpassed, adj. P.

V. OVX VTTCpTofCVO-t/XOS (JElSOh.,

473). Pre-emwent: P. and

Siairpcmfc, V.

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Uns Unt

Unsuspected, adj. P.

see unexpected.

Unsuspectedly, adv. See unex-

pectedly. Secretly : P. and V.

Unsuspecting, adj. Easily de-

ceived : P. eucwrdMTTTOS, evaard

Off one's guard: P. and V.

Unsuspectingly, adv. P.

TOJS.

Unsuspicious, adj. See unsus-

pecting.

Unswayed, adj. See untouched.

Unswept, adj. Ar. foop^ros.

Unswerving, adj. P. and V.

)9at09, P. i/AcraoraTOs, V.

Unswervingly, adv. P. and V.

/?c/3cua>$, V. fycTre'Scos, dtpoportos (alsoPlat, but rare P.).

Unsworn, adj. P. and V.

Unsymmetrical, adj. P.

Unsympathetic, adj. P. and V.

dyvoi/Aw, T. SwroA/yiTTos ;see harsh.

Hostile : P. and V. Svcr/Acvifo Svo-

VOV9.

Unsympathetically, adv. V. &aX-

yi?rco?; see harshly. In a hostile

way : P. Sucr/io/tos, c^pco?.

Untainted, adj. P. dS<0opos, dS-~: P. and V. Katfa/xfe,

TOS (rare P.) ; see

Untaken, adj. Of a town : P.

Untamable, adj. Intractable: P.and V. o7cA,i7po$. Savage : P. andV. . I?M?i P. and V.

seeUnbridled : P. and V.Ar. and P.

Untamed, adj. P.P. and V.

yptos, V.

Untanned, adj. Ar.

see mbridled.Wild:

see

Untarnished, P. and V.patos, Aojparos (rare P.) ; see pwre.

Untaught, adj. P. ^'SdicTos. Un-lettered: P. and V.

ifjiaiOvfc, Ar. andP. 47rac<8cvros ; see ignorant.

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Unteach, v. trans. P.

Unteachable, adj. P. and V. ov

8t8aKT05. Slow at learning: Ar.

and P. 3v<r/j,adi??; see dull.

Untempered, adj. P. a/cparos: see

Untenable, adj. P. and V.

see assailable. Easy to be taken :

Untenanted, adj. P. and V. 4p%>s,wot. Depopulated : Pr and V.avd<rraro$.

Unterrified, adj. See imdaunted.

Untested, adj. P. dvcferacrro?, di>-

Ar.

crros.

Unthankful, adj. See ungrateful.

Unthankfully, adv. See

fully.

Unthankfulness, subs. See

gratitude.

Unthinking, adj. P. SXoyos,

ywrros, V. Svo-Xoywros ; see rash,unintentional.

Unthinkingly, adv. P. and V.

(Xen.) ; see rashly,

unconsciously, unintentionally.

Unthrifty, adj. P. aorowo? ; seelavish.

Untidily, adv. Pell-mell: P.

see o>d?-7?ieZ

Untidiness, subs. Disorder : P. andV. ^Kocr/ua, 17.

Untidy, adj. P. and V.

Disorderly : P. araKros,V. OKOCT/AOS.

Untie, v. trans. P. and V.

Until, conj. and prep* See till.

Untilled, adj. P. dpyo?, V.

Untimeliness, subs. P. dicatpca, 17.

Untimely, adj. P. and V. &coi/x>, V,

fwpos. Premaiwre : P. and V. o

Untiring, adj. Tireless : V. arpvros,P. &COTTOS, Ar.

p.

Untiringly, adv. Continuously : Ar.and P. (n5veco?.

Untithed, adj. Ar.

Untitled, adj.see obscwre.

P. and V.

Unt Unu

Unto, prep. See to.

Untold, adj. P. and V. ^op^Tos. Ex-

traordinary : P. and V. d/^x&'o?-Unnumbered: P. and Y. avap-

impfa (also Plat, but rare P.).

Untouched, adj. V. a&*ros. Un-harm*d : P. and V. ci0a>os, SKC-

paios, cfociypaTos (rare P.) dicpai<yi?s ;

see inviolable. Not meddled with :

P. and V. ikiwjro<s. Not taken in

hand: P. dpyo's (Plat. Euthyd. 272A).

Uninfluenced: P. and V. i/eu^ros,Ar. and V. #Ty*Tos. Untouched

by thought of gain: Y KcpSoii/,

a&KTos (-Each., Hum. 704). Noman is imtouched by (free from)misfortunes : V, ouSck fe Ovrjrtov

Tats Tu^ats dfoypaTos (Eur., H. F.

1314).

Untoward, adj. P. and V. Sucr-

T^Seios, Ar. and P. Swr/coXos.

anything untoward occurs : P.

Untowardly, adv. P. -n

see amiss.

Untowardness, subs. P.

-

Untractable, adj. See intractable.

Untrained, adj. P. and V.

vaoros, P. ajmcXenyro?

perienced : P. and V. iwapos. I7n-

disciplined : P. aroicros, AcrvvraicTos.

Untrammelled, adj. P. and V.

SvafjLcvos; see/ree.

Untravelled, adj. Dniro^ew: P.

and V. 2aro?, V. d<rTtj3iJs, OOTITITOS.

Desolate: P. and V. fyrj/uos; see

desolate. Stay-at-home : P.

Untraversed, adj. Pathless: P.

and V. #&TOS, P. dTpi^s, V. do-rt-

Prfs, acrTtTrTo?. Desolate P andV. Ip^ftos ; see desolate

Untried, adj. Unattempted : P.

dWpaTos. Inexperienced: P. andV. forapos. Of a person on trial :

P. and V. <frcptTos (Eur., Hipp.1056). Of a case on trial : P.

Unexercised: P. and Y.

Untested: Ar. &ca>-

Untrodden, adj. P. and V. _, r

V, dort^s, ooTi^ros; see pathless.^Desolate: P. and V. cp^os; see

desolate.

Untroubled, adj. Calm : P. 7

P. and V. jjarvxosy ^iJ^alos.from care : P. and V. far

(Bur., Frag.), eforovos, Y. -.,.,..,"

;. Painless: P. and V.

V. i\L7n;Tos. Peaceful : V.

Untrue, adj. P. and V.

Untruly, adv. P. and V.

Untrustworthiness, subs. P. andV. an-wrrto, 17.

Fickleness : P. T^

Untrustworthy, adj. P. and V.

^TrwrTos, cr^&A.pos. Fickle : Ar.

and P. doraSfnyTOs.

Untruth, subs. P. and V. i/rcvSos,

TO, V.i/rtf^o?,

TO. Speak untruths,v. ; P. and V. i/rcuSco-^at ; see Zie

Untruthful, adj. P. and V. 1^81}?.

Untruthfully, adv. P. and Y..

Unturned, adj Not turning back :

V. aorpo^os (-ffisch., Cho. 99).

Untutored, adj. Inexperienced : P.

and V. drapes. -Rwde : P. and V.

a/iouo-05, &i&0fa Ar. and P. &ra(-

Scuros, P. dyp^/x.aros. Unexercised:

P. and V. oyuftvaoro5.

Untwine, v. trans. UwoZZ ; Ar.

and P. civ\t<rcreiv, V. IfcXtWetv.Loose ; P. and V. AiW, e^X^tv.

Untwist, v. trans. Uwoll : Ar. andP ai/cXiWi/, Y. IfcXtWetv. ioOSfi:

P. and V. A<W, l<A^tr.

Unused, adj. Unused to : P. andV. &TT tpos (yen ), P, d^fty? (gen ) ;

see unversed in.

Unusual, adj. P. d^s. New : P.

and V. v&>s, JCCLIVO?, V. vco/coros, Ar.

and V. vcoxftos. Strcwge : P. and Y.

Stive's, tfav/xaorr<$s; see strmge. Odd :

P. and V. <*T07ro* (Bur., JVo^.).

Unusually, adv. P. -Jrapa TO eZwd^.

Sfrcungely: P. and V. SavGs; see

935

Unu Unw

Unutterable, adj. P. andV.cwropp^TOS, P. dfivflijTos, V. d<paoros,Indescribable : P. d/*u^7ro9, P. and

V. KpciWeov Xoyou, Ar. ou

Ar. and V. &va>vo/juwrros. Extra-

ordmanry : P. and V. <J/

Unutterably, adv. P.

Exceedingly: P. and V., . ,

P. 8iaepovr<Ds ;see exceedingly.

Unvanquished, adj. P.

Unsubdued: P, dxeipam>s; see

unconquerable.

Unvaried, adj. Continuous : P.

cvfteXeyrjs, owextys. Same : P. and

V. 5 crfrds.

Unvarnished, adj. SiwpZe : P. andV. dTrXovs. Sheer, absolute: P.

obrXovs, drcparo?* see sheer.

Unvarying, adj. Unchanging : P.

d/ierdcrraTos. Sure9 firm: P. and

V. jScySatos, V. 2/xTreSo?. Cow^"wwow5;P. lv8eXxv?> cruvc^^. Same : P.

and V. 6 avr<Js.

adv. Surely, firmly :

j : Ar. and P.

Always: P. and V. ice; see%

aZ-

ways. Through all : Ar. and P. Stfc

Unveil, v. trans. P. and V.Xuirreiv (Plat, also Ar.), avaKa

(Xen.), tvoKXXvmnr (Plat.); seereveal.

Unveiled, adj. V. S*<iXwro?,

**Unversed in, adj. P. an-i V

(gen.), a/jta^s (geu.), ^y(gen..), P. dv7rioT)7iu.<i>v (gen.), Aiy

(gen.). Unversed in crime :

<ucrx/>o)v d/>yos (-aSsoh., 37/166. 411).

Unvexed, adj. P. and V. #Xv7ros

(Plat.), St\6ir^T09.

Unviolated, adj. See inviolate.

Unwalled, adj. P. ar^wros, V.

Unwarily, adv. P.

Rashly : P.

P. and V., AA.oyrra>5,

(Xen.) ; see

Unwariness, subs. P. d<vAax, ij ;

see rashness.

Unwarlike, adj. P. and V.

(Plat., J5ep. 456A); see cowardly,

peaceful.

Unwarned, adj. P. dvcw^T>7Tos. Offones guard : P. and V. ^uXaicros ;

see under guard.Unwarped, adj. Uncorrupted : P.

d8id<0o/Dos, d8L<<j!>0apT09. Straight

forward : P. and V. 6p6o<s.

Unwarrantable, adj. Unfair: P.

dvOTietKTfc, P. and V. QVK 6p66e.

Improper: P. dTrpcmfc. Unjust:P. and V. 48TKOS. Unlawful : P.

and V. &VO/J.O?, irap&vo/jLos. Un-reasonable : P. oXoyos.

Unwarrantably, adv. P. and V.OVK opdcos. Improperly : B dir/o7ra>s.

Unjustly : P. anil V. SSfrecos. Un-

lawfully : P. dvo/AOD5,

Unreasonably : P. dXayUnwary, adj. P. and V. a

see ras&. Off one's guard : P. andV. a^Xaicros, ^pa/cros (Thuo.),P. d.7rapaox;05, dwpocrSoic^TOS.

Unwashed, adj. Ar. and V. aXovros,

Ar. axX-uTos.

Unwatched,wadj. P. and 7.

Xaicro?, P. a^po-upos.

Unwatchful, adj. P. and V.

XCWCTOS ; see wMary> rash.

Unwatchfulness, subs. P. ci

^ : see rashness.

Unwavering, adj. Firm, sure : P.

and V. /J^8aio5, V. 2/tTrcSos. Dn-

hesitating : P. and V. aoicvos, P,

P.

Unwaveringly, adv. Firmly: P.

and V. j3c/}<ua>s, V. ^uTre^o)?. DT^-

hesitatingly: P. dirpo<^ori<rro)5. Oon-

^wottsl^ : Ar. and P. criV^xfo* PIvSeXcx&s. Always ; P* and V* j

Unwearied, adj. P. d/c07r09, V.

Unweave, v. trans. P. and V. XtW,^icX^iv. Dn/bU : Ar. and P. A/X~(vtrw, V .^cXeWctp ; see unfold.

Unwedded, adj. See unmarried.

Unweighed, adj. Unconsid&redAr. and P. da-KiTrrosr-

P.

9S6

Unw

Unwelcome, adj. P. and V.P. ety&Js, axapwrros ; see unpleasant.

Unwell, adj. See ill.

Unwept, adj. V.

/XCOKTO9.

Unwholesome, adj. P. and V.

Unwieldiness, subs. P. and V.

Unwieldy, adj. P. MpoyKos, V.

t5oy*os (Eur., Fray.); see

excessive.

Unwilling, adj. P. and V.

ovx /c<ov. Imjotowtan/ / P.

P, and V. oAx ^KOVCTLOS, &i>v.

Unwillingly, adv. P. and V.

uKoueruos, ovx ^Kovcrtws, P. <XKWT<I)S,

or use adj., unwilling.

Unwind, v. trans. Ar. and P. ctve-

XtWctv, V. ^Xorcretv. Undo : P.

and V. Arfeiv, ^Aifeiv.

Unwinged, adj. P. and V. farnjv

(Plat, and JBsoh,, Frag., also Ar.),Y. &m/o<>9.

Unwisdom, subs, P. and V. o^ouVa,*/, Jvoia, ^, A^oor^ny, 17; QQQ folly.

Unwise, adj. P. and V.

<<r6ros; see foolish.

Unwisely, adv. P. and V.V, <tovA<M, io-ifvcTa

jsee foolishly.

Unwitnessed, adj. P. A/*a/m;po;see unattosted.

Unwitting, adj. Unconscious: P.

and V. ofoc 28<a* Unint&ndwg : P,

and V, Acwv, o^x h&v. Inwkwtary :

P* <iowrto5, P. and V. o^x ^KOtiorto^

V, <!K<UV.

Unwittingly, adv. Unconsciowty :

P. and V. Xtttfpo. Do a ihmg un-

wMlngly ; P. and V.

TTDtoiv rt, V. X-;flf/ Trotoiv rt.

intentionalty : P. and V.

o*x ^KOVOT/W, P. dk<JvTW5, or use

unwitting, adj.

Unwomanly, adj. Unbecoming ; P.

and V, dci^wv. UwwawZenZy ; V,

Unwonted, adj. P.

P. and V. KCUVO'S, v^o ; see strange.

Unwontedly, adv, P.

; see strangely.

Up

Unwontedness, subs. Novelty : P.

Kaivrfr^s, ij ; see strangeness.

Unwooded, adj. See treeless.

UnWOOed, adj. V. dcnrouSacrros

(Eur., Frag.).Unworkmanlike, adj. P. ok-ex^os.

Unworldliness, subs. P. and V.

cwrc^cta, 17 ; see quixotism.

Unworldly, adj. P. and V.

see quixotic.

Unworthily, adv. P. and V.

/a>5; see basely. Incompetently;]P. and V. 0auAo>s.

Unworthiness, subs. Baseness : P.

and V. -Troviy/ota, 17; see

Incompetence : P. and V.

$ (Eur., J?Vc^.).

Unworthy, adj, P. and V.

Unworthy of: P. and V.

(gen,) ;see worthless. Base : P.

and V. xov^pos ; see base. Incom*

petent : P. and V.

Unwounded, adj. P. and V.

(Plat.). Safe and soimd : P. andV. o-cos ;

see unJvurt.

Unwrap, v. trans. P. and V. !*-

tv (Plat, also Ar.), &&&-(Xen.), 47ro/caAv7TTC'v (Plat.).

: P. and V. TV/AVOVI/. Un-

fold : Ar, and P. SveXtWetv, V.

Unwritten, adj. P. Aypajo*, V.

Sy/aaTrro*.

Unwrought, adj. Unhewn : V,

dor/cArapvo9, 4fcoro5, P. ov <rv^p-

ycwr/A&'os (Thuo. 1, 93); see un-hewn.

Unyielding, adj. See^rm, obstinate,

Unyoke, v, trans. P. faoMtiv (Thuo.

4, 128). Loose : P. and V. AtW.

Up, prop. P. and 7. fcrf (ace.). Djp*iream ; P. Av& ^ov (Hdt.)- Dphill : V. 7r/)is aftros, P. TT/JOS ivaKres,

Trpos S/ofltov (Xon.). Up and down,

throughout : P. and Y. KO.T& (aco.),

&v& (aoo.) (Thuo. 4, 72 ; Dem.1277, but rare P.). Up to : P,

and V. lirf (aoo.). As few as : P.

pixf* (gen.). Djp to ^ o&rtain

povnt ; P. /A^ TO* Pnx. 11). Dto this time : P. ^x/*1 T0^8<

937

Up

Toff ij/ipas (Eur., Ale. 9), P. andV. Scfyo (Plat, and Eur., Herod.

848) ; see hitherto. Come upwith9 reach : P. and V. c&Kvctcrflat

(gen.); see reach. Overtake: P.

^TrijcaraXa/^avetv ; see overtake.

Well up in, versed in : P. and V.

<f/MTipos (gen.). Be well up m anauthor : Ar. and P. varetv (ace.)

(Ar., Av. 471 and Plat., Phaedr.

273A)

Up, adv. P. and V. avo>, Ar. and P.CTT&/G). Ojj <wwZ eZoww : P. and V.

?<o /car<o, O?G> re *cal KCITO), P. CLW*ai Kara;. Hither and thither : see

under ifei^er. The up country :

P. 17 tLeavyeuL ; see mZfltt^. Go wpcountry, v. : P. fo^o-flai, (Thuo.8, 50), Ava^atW. JBe wp (o/ iwne),be passed : P. and V. 7rapeA0iV

(2nd aor. of irapepxeotiai). Go up :

P. and V. avcpxco-flai, Ar. and P.

avafiawciv. Set up: see underset. Stand up: P. and V. ai/t-

crracrflai; 866 rise. It is all Upwith me: use P. and V. otxopai

(Plat.) ; see be undone. Shall we

say it was all up with these

things ? P. trdvra. eppeiv raajra . . .

^<rofLv; (Plat. Legg. 677o).

Upbear, v. trans. P. and V.see fo/, TTiaintom.

Upbringing, subs. See bringing up.Upbraid, v. trans. P. and V. pfyfacrOai

(aoo. or dat.), ^ey tv (aco.); see

5Zo9?ie, accuse, reproach.

Upheaval, subs. Earthquake : P.

and V. o-cioywfe, 6. Overthrow : P.and V. ovcforoo-is, ^ ; see ouer*^r<w;

Political upheaval : P. Ktvr/ort?, 17,

ficraorroorw, ^, V<i)Tpt<r/A<5^ 6.

Upheave, v. trans. !>&/. P. andV. <UplV, 7T(UplV \ 866

P. and V.

; see overthrow. Tewup : P. and V. avaorrav ; see tear

wp.

Uphill, adj. P. 7rpo<ravT77s,

^ri/cXivT}?, P. and V. 3p^to9P. and V. irpocrdvrqs ; see

Uphold, v. trans. Hold up: P.

Met.,

Upr

and V. avexw. Lift .- P. and V.

eupciv, ratptv, avdiyetv.

P. and V..

v, 8wL<^c3Xao-<rtv ; see defend.: P. and V.

--

Upholder, subs. P. and V.

6 or17. Champion: P. and V,

wpcxrrffn^, 6. Scwiour : P. and V.

<rwTi}p, 6 Fern., P. and V. crw

Upholsterer, subs. P. /cAivoTrotos, 6.

Upholstery, subs. Hangings : Ar.

raTnys, o, wapaTrcraor/wtTa, ra.

niture: Ar. and P. cnecuTy,

/or upholstery : P.

, .

Uplands, subs. P. and V.

P. ra aerecopa, vilrrjXa v<opta ra ; S6e

Mi.

Uplift, v. trans. P. and V.

see

Uplifting, subs. V. i

womanish uplifting of the hands :

V. yvvaLKOiuuLOis uTrriacr/juxortv xep&v

(OwL, P. V. 1005).

Upon, prep. P. and V. frf (dat.) ;

see ow. O/ me: P. aud V. brt

(dat.). Iw addition to : P. and V.&rl? (dat.), ?rpo5 (dat.). jPaZZ 6po?t

(a sword) : V. Trwrmv -n-epf (dat.),

(Soph., jiy. 828). Call upon: see

caZ on, call upon, under caZ.

Upper, adj. Use P. and V. 6 &v<*>

The upper city : P. ^ ^o) 7r<SXt5*

Get the upper hand, v. : P. and V,

/cpctTetv, KpctWwv ct^ai, P. ^7rt7roXa^tvt

TrXeovcicrciv. Having the upperhand, adj.: P. /co^uTreprcpo?, V.

Upper-room, subs. Ar. and P.

#7Tpa)OV7 TO.

Uppermost, adj. P. and V. icpos.^oiiow uppermost: P. and V*vTTTtos. -00 uppermost^ be on the

top, v. ; P. &n7roXoti/. Sav w^Jti

cow^ wpperwo^i ; P. Xcyciv &,nTvvot (Dem. 1037).

Upright, adj. P. and V. ^<fe, V.op0u>9. Standing upright, adv.:

Upr

V. o0po<rrclV- Walk upright: P.

Tropokorftu optfo'v (Plat.), op0bspa$%civ

(Plat.). Met., fcowestf.- P. and V.

s, fo-os, &nKi}s; see

Uprightly, adv. Erectly : V. o

ra&yv, or use adj. Upright, honestly,met. : P. and V. <5p0o>s, P. wros,

&rieiKais ; see honestly.

Uprightness, subs. Erectness : P.

Spfcnys, ^ (Xen.). Honesty : P.

and V. xPrl(rr rrl's9 ^> -^ cmehccio, ^ ;

see honesty.

Uprising, subs. See rising, rise.

Uproar, subs. P. and V. 66pv/3o<s, 6,

P. Opovs, 6 ; see noise, shout, con-

fusion. Make an uproar, v. : Ar.

and P, Oopvfalv.

Uproarious, adj. P. rapaxcSftp, 6xXo>-

8775, 0opvwSi?9, V. Xa#Uproariously, adv. P.

Uproot, v. trans. P.

Ar. and V. #o/wWv, V.

Destroy : P. and V. aV<upiv,

icadatpcii', V. 3/crptyfciv, l/c0etymiv,

lu<rrow; see destroy. Hewingall Jus house utterly uprooted : V.

yei/ov? ttTraKros /5i

/!&) (Soph., 4;. 1178).

Upset, v. trans. P. and V,

V, V. ^ttvaor^ctv. JBl?67t a

failure upsets and ruins

everything; P. *al /xt/<pciv Trroto-^a

c^Travra dvc^airtcre Kal 8teXvo*e (Dem.20). 2%r0w mto confusion: P.

and V. rapocrcrctv, <nnn-ttpacr<r<tv,

&pd<rcrciv (Plat, but rare P.) ; see

oofi/iottiuL JBnnt/ <o nawjf&i: P.

and V. <rvyxii/, o^a'XXi*', Pt

V. intrans. P. and V.

V.

o/; V. /cvXt

e* Ott^ o/ : V,

(gen.) (Soph., 0. JS. 812).

Upshot, subs. See m^,Upside down, adj. P. and V.

Upside down, adv. P. and V.

r< /col *cir<, &/> K<tro>, P. ?o> >cai

T^rn- (upside down) : P.

Urg

and V. &vv /CCLTW orrptyciv or for

<rrp^v substitute in verse rp&mv,Tt^cvat, P. avo> /cat KOTW Trotetv.

Upstart, subs. Parvenu.- use adj.Ar. v07rXouro5 ; see 7?ort?e

soZent man: P. and V.6.

Upturn, v. trans. P. ava/?<AXeo/.

, adj. : P. and V. &rrtos.

.' Ar and P.

Upward, adv. P. and V. &><>, Ar.

and P. 7ra^co.

Urban, adj P. and V. dorrtKo?.

Urbane, adj. Ar. and P. &<mto$9

Xapcei$; Bee polite.

Urbanely vadv. P. xPt '^ws 5 se&

politely.

Urbanity, subs. See politeness.

Urge, v. trans. Persuade : P. andV. W&iv, ai/a7rt^tv (Eur., HeL825), V. ^KTrc^ctv. JTwZwce; P. andV. ?rporpc7mi> (or mid.), bc&yw,Trpottyciv, ^TPotpctv, P. ^Trtcnray. J?t-

ciie : P. and V. 6p/*ai/, efop/Aav, 7rt-

,

(Thuc.), ^orptimv (Thuc.), P.

fyayew, V. orpl5vtv, iTrtcreteiv, 3p-

vvvca, ^ry/ceXcvai'(Eur., Cyc^.) ; see

also rouse, advise. Protest margument : P. icrxvptfacrOai, Sturxw-

p%<rOair 8wt/*ax <r^at' Hurry on.-

P. and V. errefycu', cnrevSctv,

<nret;Stv, P. icareTrctyctv, V.

Xv (rare P.). ^Aey o^on ifec t(?ar : P. Mftov(Thuo. 1, 67). Urge against; V.

bropvtmi (nva rtvt) (Bur., GyoL12). Urge as on exo^e : P. andV. o-jojirreiv (mid in P.), irpo/3(&Xtiv

(mid. also in P.), wpotfyeor&u, irpof-

(Bur., Cycl Sl9), P, -srpo-

at, 7rpofaxcrtfa^ V. irpo-

/. On mstf grounds, I urgethis ph% : V. r ftii/ St^atij) r<5vS'

xe Ax>yoK (Bur., Heo. 271).claim ; P. 8wca/a>crtv Trpo-

(Thuc. 5, 17).

Urgency, subs, JVe<? ; P, and V,

4. JVeoes^y : P, and V.

; see also entreaty.

Urg

Urgent, adj. Necessary : P. and V.

IvayKaios. Important : P. S<opo?,P. and V. /xeywrro* ;

see important.

Importunate : P. and V'

,Ar. yXicrxpos. J5e urgent :

Ar. and P. tycobrfac, P. *roXvs

cyKccotfeu, P. and V. irpoo-K&rQai

(Eur., 7. J.. 814). Be w00* >&& :

see w03, entreat.

Urgently, adv. Importunately: P.

XcTrapGs (Plat,), V. wpo? ro XiTrapes.

Urn, subs. Urn for receiving 'votes .

Ar. and P. /cctSwr/cos, 6, Ar. /ccKos, 6,

P. 17. Gmerary wm ; P.

V. TCUXOS, TO,

ICl/TOS, TO, XaX*OS> 6, X^fyff,

TO.

Usage, subs. See treatm&nt Wayof using : P. and V. xP6t/a> ^Custom : see custom,

Use, v. trans. P. and V. xpijtf'&u

(dat.). 27ra& : P. and V. xP^^(dat.), Ar. and P. p.ra.x lP%> '>v (or

mid.), P. QicLTL&fvcLi (ov micl.) Use

well, treat well: P. and V. d;

iroieiv, e? Spay, icaXfis TroicTv, icaXcos

Use il/f

P. and V.

Spav.'

P. and V.ev irao-xctv. JBe ill-used, Hi-treated :

P. and V. joa/ccos irdtrxeiv. Use in

addition . P. trpocrxpYja-Qai, (dat.).

Use to the full : P. dTro

(dat.). Use up: P.

QOG\P. and V. avaXfoKciv. Accustom:P. and V, tf^w, P. owrf#v. BeT^S^^ to : with infin ,

P. and V.

4vt.eovtti, cuoucKdi, <AtXc(<v )see also

7^s6^ ^o, adj.

Use, subs. Usance : P. and V.

Xpc/a, ^, p. x/njo-is, ij.J50 m use :

P. cv vpta eti/ai (Plat.). Advantage :

P. and V. 3^cXos, ro; see

advantage. Be of use, v. : P. andV. co^cXctv, oiyA^epeiv, ovtvcu/at, Ar.and P. XvortTeXttv, V. TeXiy Xfev ;

Bee profit. Make good use of: P.and V. /coXws rWtcrdai (aco.). Ows-<ow ; see cwtom.

Used to, adj. Familiar with: P.

Usu

and V. l/Aimpos (gen.) ; &ee familiar.Accustomed to: P. o-w^s (dat.),

V. W& (gen.), P. Mb (gen.)

(Thuo. 2, 44).

Useftil, adj. P. and V.

os, <ru/A^opos, wpocr^opog,

, Ar. and P. A^ti/m,^r

-you, Ar. and V. w^cX^o-i^?.

Usefully, adr. P. and V. w-

P.

Usefulness, subs. P.

see advantage.

Useless, adj. P. and V.

pos, e!viJvi5Tos (Dem. 209), P.

TeXiJs, V. or/a)^\T7TO? (also Xen.).JVwziZess : P. forpafcros, 5/capTros,

V. 4icap7ro)Tos. Fam: P. and V.

Uselessly, adv. P. aXvo-ircXois (Xen.),P. and V. &/oV?7Ta (Plat., Sep., and

Eur., JSK. 507). In vain: P. andV. fjidrrfv, aXXws, 8th icev^s, V. /jta-

u?, 5/cpavTa; see iw wt'w, under

Uselessness, subs. P.

Usher, subs. Attendant: Ar. andP. ^ep^TTwv, 6; see attendant.

Attendant on children : P. and V.

6.

, 6.

Usher in, v. trans.

and V.

Met.,

5pX v (gen.),

Usual, adj. P. and V.

master ; P.

P.

see

P. and V,

(Dem. 605), P. <nfrrpo^o9, Ar. andP. vo/jnf<J/*vos. 1^ *s t^waf; P.and Y. vo/tter<u. St^cA /t4n#$ a$ orewswaZ; V. otcwrep vo/*tfcTat (^ESsob.,

4^ 1046).

Usually, adv. In the usual way:

940

P. and V. ctweoVw, P,

JPor &0 TTW^i jpari ; P. & ^rl iroXv'.

As usually happens : P. ota <^tXt

ytyv<r6a.i (Thuo. 7, 79),

Usufruct, subs. P. ibrocapirfo, ?}.

Enjoy the usufruct of9 v, ; P. andV. /copTrovo^at (ace.).

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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