You

bear witness to : P. and V.

(ace.), o-vftpaprupciv (aco.).

Vouchsafe, v. trans. Grant : P. andV. SiSovot; see give. With infin.,deign: P. and V. afwuv, Swcatow;see deign.

Vow, subs. P. and V. cu^, ^, V,ra

; see prayer. Pro-

mise : P. and V. *7roaxcn.$,Pledge : P. and V. Trams, ^, ma-rov,TO, or pi. ; see pledge. Make vows,V. : P. and V. ^j^a-Ba.^ eir

Vow, Y. trans. Ar. and V.Dedicate : P. and V. &va,Ti6evai.Promise : P. and V. viri

IrayyeAAso-ftu ; see promise. V,

intrans. P. and V. d5xeos, 6; see

traveller, sailor.

Vulgar, adj. Cowmon,low: Ar. andP.

Wag Wai

P. and V.

Receipt of wages : Ar. and P., TO ; see penalty.

/uo-0o

Wai Wai

Lie in wait for : P.

and V.

Wai Wan

Wallet, subs, Ar. mjpa, 17; see bag.Wallow, Y. intrans. Ar. and P.

KTjXu/SetcrtfcH, P. jcoXwSctcrftu ; seerolL Wallow m ignorance : P. evapaOfy fu>\vvc

Wan War

(gen ), 47roXwre

War War

Ward, subs. Protection: P. andV. fj. Confinement : P.

see guard. Put inWQ/rd : P.

Watch: P, and V.

povpOL, ?;, V. povpr)fj.a,y TO ; seewatch. Division of a town : P.

lew/*?/, ^ ; see gt6arer. One leftwithout parents : use adj., P. andV. 3pp

War Was

j. Hint, clue: V. fLesson, example : P. and V. -s

Swy/xa, TO, fatifa&e, ^ (Eur,

871). JBw'Z deads serve as a/

example and visible warning to th

good : V. TO. yap Ka/ca

rots &rv Trc7rpa,ypvw (Dem. 350) , Wash(clothes, etc.) : Ar. and P. TrAtWv.CZeaws 6?/ washing: P. and V.&iW' (Plat., Ar., and Eur., ZVo.1153), Ar. and P. fao^ofav. Met.,cleanse : P. and V. *a0

Was

Wasp's nest, subs. Ar. and V,o-tfrpcuf, r; (Bur., Cycl. 475), AT,

foOpTIVtOV, TO.

Wassail, subs. Feasibly: Ar. andP. va>x4, *; ; see feast, revelry.

Waste, v. trans. Devastate, ravage :P. aid V.

gflovi', TC/XVV (Bur., Sec.

1204), P. Keipeiv, dSiPlunder : P and V.

v, dpTnz&iv,v, aiJAay,

P. ayctv Kal epciv9 &ain* ; P. and V. ,V. 4/xavpow (also Xen. but rare P.),afafrccvy cruiriyKciv, iKrqKcw, Ar. andV. r^mnv; see wither. Wastedwith sickness : Y. 7rap.jueVo$

Was

P. and

Spend

(Bur., Or; 881).

SV. $paXt

Wat

Watch, subs. Guard : P. and V.'

^ijXaKij, $, foovpd, ^, rriprr)ci/os (Eur., Or. 699).

Watch over, v. trans. : P. and V.iTnornQTrelv (aco.), Trpoonrarcty (gen.),Ar. and V. ciroTrreifeiv (acc.) ; see

protect, superintend. Watch over

(of tutelary deities) : P. and V.

IXiv (acc.) (Dem. 274), P. Xay-

Xavav (acc.) (Plat), Ar. and V.

WpO(TTttTtV (gen.), 7rtOT/C07TCtV (aCC.),V. d^fiTTciv (acc.). TeTid (flocks,etc.) : see ^d.

Watcher, subs. P. and V. ^Aaf,or

ij,

Wat Wav

Watch-word, subs. P. and V.

TO, vacr^o'9, o, vorfe, ^ (also Plat, but

rare P.), iroToV, TO' ; see also stream,river. Water for drinking: P.and V. TTOTOI/, TO. Sea : P. and V.

0it\'Krcra., % ; see sea. Go bywater: P. and V. 7rA.tv, Ar. andV. vawroAcH/, va-uor0A,ovi70(H. Conveyby water : P. and V. wop0/*euv,Ar. and V. vawroXetv, vavor^Aovv ;seo convey. A draught of water :V. 7r

Wav

Waver, v. intrans. P.

Surrafew (Plat.), a/x^fyvoetv. Be

perplexed P. and V. ^TropeTv,4/w7X*V "' (rare P.). Delay : P.and V. /A\Xv, rpifaiv ; see delay.Shrink : P. and V. owciv, icaTowctv,P. &TTOKVW. He made our Left wingwaver : V. JficXtve yap Kepas TO Xaiov

T)/AO>V (Eur., Supp. 704).

Wavering, adj. Undecided : Y.

a/AA.os, 8i

Way Wea

(Eur., Hec. 1141) ; v. intrans.:P. and V. (wraiW, P. cupei*. Pwtfto sea: P. and V. dvaytvOai, (-&vdy

Wea Wea

Weakly, adv. P.dcrflcvois. Foolishly:P. and V* coccus ; see foolishly.Hesitatingly : P. d7r/>o0vfuos, OKVYJ-

pfo. Without energy : Ar. and P.

/j.aA.afcct)S, Ar. and V . /LaX0afco>?.Weak-minded, adj. P. and V.

afui&fc, &u>7s ; see foolish, dull.

Weakness, subs, P. and V. ticrQ* ,

Wea Wed

(acc.). Be sated with :P. and V. TrXycrOfycu (gen.) (1st aor.

pass, of Tri/LwrAoVai), Ar. and V,

Kopcr6?jva.t, (gen.) (1st aor. pass, of

K0pa/vw>at), "V. icopov (Soph,, Frag.), or use P.

.

Weather, v* trans. Hold out against:P, and V. ^Texciv (dat.) t j[/ youharken to me you will make yourcity weather the storm : V. /e&v pfr

flptf^ /AO* KVfutrcov Sr

Wed Wei

Military formation: P.

TO (Xen.).

Wedge, v. trans. Fix : P. and V.

Wedlock, subs. P. and V. yafios, 6

(or pi.) , V. WJUX^CLCI, ra, vvfJL^>evfj.ara 9

ra, cwiJ/Aara, ra, cvioy, ^, or pi. ;

see marriage.

Wee, adj. See smaZZ.Weed, subs. Plant : P. and V.

Wei Wer

V,V. ppWos, TO.

V. /SipOS, TO,Bulk: P. and V.

6. Dignity : P. and V.

07*05, 6 ; see digmty. Importance :P. and V. POTT)?, r;. Have weight,influence : P. and V. pcwn/v exi',SiJvajtuv 2x>; see ttJfii07&, v. Ofpersons : P. and V. Sivao-Oai, foxyw,Y. fipiOeiv. The same words

coming from obscwe speakers havenot the same w&ight as when theycome from men of note: Y. Aoyosyap CK T a8oowTO>v to>v KOLK TWV^OKOUmOV CMJTOS OU TaUTOV

(Bur,, I&c. 294). (h/faiwore weight of prowess than ofsense : V, /Mtdov oy/cov Sopos

^ pvc5i> (Eur,, IVo. 1158),Weightily, adv. Heavily: P.

Earnestly : P. s.

Weightiness, subs. See weight.Weighty, adj. Heavy : P. and Y.

/3upu$, , but rare P.).

Important: P. 8ta ^epc8^ ; see come. Well, let them shout;-Ar. ot 8' o$v jSowvrwv (Ach. 186).

r them laugh : V. ol 8" ow(Soph., 4j. 961). If they

Usten to our representations, well

and good : P* fy p& curaico&rucrl TC7T/o

Wei

cwroppciv, crra^eiv (Plat, bu

ciorjySav.

. . o-flai (Plat.)well from my eyes : V. IK 8

rare P.), V.

tears : P. and V.

jeaTcppwyaori (Bur

1067)!' Welling tears: V^.^a Uupva. (Bur., Med. 922). Awelling spring ofwater : V. 8poa

' *-

tf6Wos von's (Bur., Bacch. 705).

Well-aimed, adj. V. effavcoTros, eu-

Whe Whe

and P. OTCOUV. Nothing whatever :AT. and P. ouS' QTLOW.

Wheat, subs. Ar. and P. Trvpo's, 6 ;see corn. Sell wheat, v. : P.

Wheaten, adj. P. and V.(Xen. and Bur., Frag.). Wheatencake : Ar. Trvpa^ovs, 6.

Wheat meal, subs. Ar. and P.^Aevpa, ra.

Wheedle, v. trans. See coax.

Wheedling, subs, and adj. See

coaxing.

Wheel, subs. P. and V. rpoxo's, 6,V. *cvKX(o/*a, TO (Eur., Plioen. 1185).Be broken on ttie wheel, v. : t. wlTOU rpoxpv orpc/JXcvtrflai. Brokenon the wheel, adj. : V. c^/wtorJXaTos(Of Ixiou) (Bur., JET. F. 1297). /saw the death of Hector dragged atthe wheel : V.

Whe Whi

. Y. IT . . . tT, P. IctV TIdv T.

Whetstone, subs. Y. Orjy&vr}, ^,Whey, subs. Use P. 6po$, 6.Which, adj. Interrogative: P. and

Y. rfe; Indirect : P. and Y. fcrfe.Belative : P. and V. 05, &JTIS, cWep.Which of two, interrogative : P.and V. iroTpos; indirect: P. and

V. oTroTepos. In which of two

ways, interrogative : P. Trorcpcos ;

incfirect : P. o7roTpa>s.

Whichever, whichsoever, adj. P,and V. OGTTIS, ocrrts & (with subj.), 8sSv (with subj.), P. Sow 8ij7roT, Ar,and P. OOTUTOVV, &TTIS Trep. Which-

ever of two : P. and V. oirorepos.Whiff, subs. Ar. and Y. ^vor^o, TO

see blast, breath.

While, conj. P. and V. eo>s, &

Whi Who

o8s del ircjLwrovcra pvOovs eiri TO Svcr-

(Eur., Or. 616).

fain whisper the words to you : V.S 085 yip rods Xoyovs cwreiv 0cXa>

(Bur., Ion, 1521). J?

Who Wie

Wholesome, adj. P. vyicivo's; seesalutary.

Wholesomely, adv. P. uyieuw.Wholesomeness, subs. P. TO

Wholly, adv. P. and V.TravreXfiis, Zp&rjv (Dem. 360), Ar.and P. irdvv, P. o/W?, fl-avTcwrcwn, V.is TO Trav, TO TraftTray, TrafMnqSqv ;see utterly.

Whoop, subs. P. and V. 017, ^Whoop, v. intrans. P. and V.

fioav.

Whore, subs. Ar. and P.Whoredom, subs. P.Whorl, subs. P. ovov$vXos,Whosoever, pron. See whoever.

Why, adv. Interrogative: P. andV. T TOV x^pfr (Dem. 4=90), P. 8ia

ri, rov Ivcica (Dem. 1104),

Wif Wil

w, P, Staxciptgw ; see manage.Wield the sceptre : V.

Wife, subs. P. and V. yCn}, ^, Ar.and V. 2Xoo$, ^ V- oriWwos, 17,

, o-iWopos,-

. trans.:to

P. Xa/A/2omv; see marry. Haveto wife: P. and V. c^iv (Thuc2t 29; Dem. 949; Eur., I. 4.701). OW wves' tales : P. ypaoii/0Xos, 6 (Plat., TTwafik 176B) ; seealso nonsense.

Wifeless, adj. V. fytwut (Soph.,

Wifely, adj. P. and V.

Wig* Subs, P. TTp&rflcroi ftrfpoitWight, subs, Ar. and V. s, & ; seeman,

Wild, adj. Not cultivated : P. andV. cEypios (also of animals). Of

oountry : P. 4ypot/cos (Thuc. 3, 106).Desolate: P. and V, IM^OS; see

P. and V.Pierce P.

, Setvos,

Mad: P. and V.Left at t,arge:

Un-

Savage :

i, V.'

and V.see savage.ttttVKoSns ; see

P. andV.like : P. and V. 6^

rrnabk: Ar. and P.

and V,Of passions : P/and V.Make wild, v, trans. ; V.

dypioOp, Ifaypiow. 13$ made wild :P. and V. dyptovo-dcu (Xen. also

(Plat.), &raypiorJ-

!

wn

Willing, adj.V.accord: P. and V.

Of persons: P. and

Of one's own

Of things, voluntary .

P. and V. CKOTJO-IOS, avtfcuperos, VZealous: P. and V.

erotjuos ; see zealous.

, y. : P. and V.etveu ; see wish.

Willingly, adv. P. and V.

do-jLL&ws- Voluntarily: P. and V*ov(F/a>s; see voluntarily. Zeal-

ously : P. and V. vpoMpus, OTTOT^Willingness, subs. Readiness, zeal .

P. and V. orrrouSifc ^, irpoOvpta, 17.Willow, subs. P. irla, $ (Hdt.)

O/ utZZcni;, adj. : P. ZTC'IVOS (Hdt.)Willow twigsfor binding : Y.Xvyoial (Bur.,

Wily, adj. P. and V. ir

7TOWCI?XOS (Plat.), &TITPMTTOS,

(Plat), SwrXoSs (Plat.),Ar. and V

So'Xios, ol/xiJXos (once in Plat.), V

V.

Win, v. trans. O&fom: P. and VKTcUrtfai, icaTafCTao^at ; see obtain,

Earn for oneself: P. and V.

Win Win

apos, TO, 4>itpos, TO, 7T7rXos, 6.

By no wife's hand were they laidout in their winding-slieet : V, ov

8a/xapro9 ep jjcpotv TrcTrXois oweorttX1

*;-

o-ttv (Eur., 2Vo. 377).Wind instrument, subs. P. and V.

GwXo?, O.

Windlass, subs, Ar. and P. rpoxiXfa,ij. Draw wp iy a windlass, v. :P. fe, ^Windpipe, subs. Ar, and V. Mpvy&

o (Bur., CycJ.), P. Apnypt'*. ^ v -7rXt?/AOVO$ (ipTTypwx, ^, TTKeu^aro? 8eap-

poat, at,

Windward, adv. Use adj. P.

Windy, adj. y. 8ufv^ofi. A rainyand windy night P. vv xaWt0^

av4> (Thuo. 8, 22).: P. and V. jM,Kph, F.

Wine, suhs. P. and V, oW, o, V.

Wine cups V. ofnypca/ wins : V

ine ; use V.

HVO? ; see drunk.Plmhed with win\ adj. : V.JZwfc in win5 P, woXtfotvos,in

Win Wis

Wingless, adj. P. and V.

(Plat, and -SSsch., Frag , also Ar.),V. (brrcpos.

Wink, v. intrans. P. and V.

Wis

Wisely, adv. P. and V. .Sensibly : P. and V, oxooW, Ar.

P., P.

V.

Wish, subs. P. and V, ov%7

Wit Wit

ur., Bhes. 834),<

$7rc(u/>U', forocrTrav. Draw back ;Ar. avaorrav ; see draw; &OC/P.

iraci: P. avartOecrOai (ace. or

absol.), P. and V. &c/&Uv (ace.).I withdraw my former words : V./cat rail/ TraXcuGv ^av

(Bur., /. 4. 479). Draw off; P.and V. feayco/, Ar. and P.Y. 87T(fcyc/. Wforc we 7iod with-drawn our steps from this house :V. fTrcl fJicXdQpiav Toii/S*

Tro'Sa (Bur., EL 774). .SP. and V. tgatpelv (or mid.).

secretly ; P. and V. VTTCK-

P. VTT/CACOU^V, V.

With-draw (a case at law) : P. Stay/oa-vrat (Dom. 989). Hecame within an ace of beittg killed ;P Trap'* fAiKpbv 3)\8*v bwoOwtlv (Isoo*

wmwne coma to

(Eur.,^ jo

P.

Or,

law

Within, adv. P. and V.In the houte: P. and V.

V.P. and

Wit

Without, prep. Outside : P. and V.! (gen.), /crds (gen.), V. 0ev(gen.), cKTroSon/ (gen.) (also Xen.but rare P.). Apart from : P. andV. &wv (gen.), x, ^/cr

Wit

TO, *, 6;

see

see

Wolf, subs. P. and Y. AiU?, fl. Of, adj. : V. Afoew.V. Sopa Xiljccios r) (Eur.,

Ehes. 208). Slaying wolves, adj. :V. AvC

Wolfish, adj. Of a wolf: V.

Met., see greedy.Woman, suba. P. and V.

Old woman; P. and V. ypafc, /,ypa?a, ^, Ar. and P. y^&op, TO.

Youny woman : soo 0M. FeebUwomen and little children : P.yiWui *al 7rai8ttf>i (Dem. 361).Crowds of women: V.y^atKOTrA^tfet? (Eur., 4/C* 901).Woman's quarter* ; P. yuvaiKwv, 6

(Xon.), Ar, and P. yuraiKwvms?, ^.I/ s^e be a true woman : V* &rcpytn/atfcoav ^nrt TOV cIAAcov /xta (Bur*,Jfed. 945). Warfare whereinwomen are t)w slayers : V.rvtrn'A^ (/BHoh.,* /*. 7. 860)a woman, adj. : I?, and V.

V

Of

tweed; Ar, ytvata, f/ Ar* and P,

Womanish, adj. Wjjfaninrite: Ar.and P. /utAowfc, TpiVp(C9T P &OV-(5p

Worn Wor

ywaiiec?, at, V. TO OrjXvorTTopd, 77, P. ftJXeia Averts,

Ar. TO yvvaiKciov iuXov (Thesm.786).

Womanly, adj. P. and V. ywai/ccios.Womb, subs. P. and V. yacmjp, />,V. vr/Stfv, ?}, o'TrXay^i'ov, TO or pi.(Bear) in the womb : use V,

), CI/TOS

Wonder, subs. P. and V. 0aO/x,a, TO',2/C7rXr;c,$, r;, &i/z,#os, TO (Thuc andPlat, but rare P.).

wonder : P. and V Odvp.a tT& Portent : P. and V. T/>$$, TO.

Wonder, v. intrans. P. and V.tt7ro0ai;/

Wor Wor

P. and V. Xoyo9, o, e?ro9, TO.

Message, tidings : Ar. and P.

ayyeXi'a, ^, P. and V. ayyeXju,a, TO ;see tidings. Intelligence : P. andV, 'oTife, y (Thuc. but rare P.), V.

irevOw, -. Rumour: P. and V.

^iJjLwy, rj, Xoyos, 6, V. &$, ^, KX^Swi/,

77, icX&s, TO, Ar. and V. ^D0os, o,^dLTfc, i). Word of command : P.

TrapayyeAm?, ^, ra irapayyeXXo/JLeva.Pass round the word of command,v : P. and V. Tmpayy&W. fait/*,promise: P. and V. W5 cv Kc^aXoiw dbrctv.

Briefly: P. and V. P. and V. Iov, TO,TO, TTOW)?, 6.

: Ar. and P.

Wor Wor

by work: P. and V.V.

Ar. and P. Sarepy^ea-OaL. Cause,bring about : P. and V. ^fi^v^Ba^irotetv, P. ttTre/jyafcflr&u, V. rcv^etv ;soo contrive, Prodiwe : P. and V.

ycmtv, rtKTtv (Plat.), V. From fed under-world :

P. and 7. K()fro>0i/, 7. fo/o&M,v^>0(v). To the und&r-world: P.and 7. te "AtSov, ^eurc. O/ ^^?*niflr-7(?orMJ, adj.: P, and V. xd&vu>?(Plat, but rare P.), 7. vlprtpos.Those in the underworld : P. and7. Ot K&T&, ol /CClTO^eV, ol &Ct, 7.ol tvtpfa, ol viprepot, ol MpTtpot,, ol

/cfi-ra x^ov^s ; see dead. If afterall flwse in the under-world have

(my perception of what happens inthis ; P. el jtpa rot? 4/cet ^povqa-k4crrt Trcpl TWV Ivtidfa yiyvop^vtov (Isoo*

308B). Wkere in the world? P.and 7, wov y?g; Nowhere in theworld : P. y^s o*8a/*o9 (Plat., Sep.592A). In the world, anywhere :P. and 7. vov (enclitic). Not forthe world ; P, and 7,

"

Wor Wor

.

(rare P.)

Xpi

Wor

Worldliness, subs, P. and V.

&rejSa, 17, V. Svcro-ejfoia, ^.

Worldly, adv. Human : P. and V.AvOpwnm, P. dv0po>7rw>o$. Impious:P. and V. &*, d.

Worship, v. trans. P. and V. ere/Sew,Ar. and V.

Wor Wra

Well : P. andV. KaXois, fyufwmos (Xen.).

Worthiness, subs. P. and V,

Worthless, adj. Useless: P. andV. ^xpiyoros, ^xpeios, avo>0Xi}s, P.

dXwiTcXifr ; see wsefess. Poor,P. and V. s.Poorty : P. and V.

Wra Wer

in felt and sheepskins : P.

juevos Toi? woSas efc WXous /cat

dpiufu'Sas (Plat., Sym. 220s).Wrap, subs. Cfoafc ; P. eSoptt, ?/, &aaycra)vIXTuSuv fwtts TVXO>V (^Bsoh., Ay. 505).Wreckage: l\ and V. vuvcEyta, T

Wre Wri

tort: P. and V. Siavrptyciv ; seedistort.

Wrestle, v. intrans. P. and V.flruXoictv. Contend: P. and V.

uywtc(r6at, fyuXXocrtfai. Wrestlewith: P. TrpocrTraXatW (dat.) ; seecontend with. Wrestle with (perils):P. and V. u0X tv (ace.) (Plat.).titrong is wine and hard to wrestlewith : V. 8ctvo9 yap oTi/os /cat waXa-r0

Wri Wn>

answer : see answer. Write in or

on : P. and V. ty-ypdfaiv. Which

(wandenngs) you must wwte on the

recording tablets of yowr mind : V.

rfv (irXaivrj) eyypaifftov v (.aSsch., P. 7. 789 ;

op. Soph., Phil. 1325). A tabletwith signs written upon it : V. Se'X-TOS eyyeypaiLifwVty ouvflrJfiaTa (Soph.,Track 157). Write underneath;P. U7roypaA.H/Seur0at ; see wallow

Writhing with their bodies in

sympathy with their though s thenpassed a terrible time through the

extremity of their fear : P.

/Aa

Wro Yel

Obstinacy : P.V.

Ar. and

Wrongly, adv. P. and V. O*KFalsely : P. and V.

; P. and V. /ca/cois, P.; see wickedly.

Wroth, adj. See angry.Wrought, adj. Of' stone, etc.: P.

dbyoo-pfro? Thuc. 1, 93). MadeOf wrought metal : V. evjcpo'-nyTos.Wrought with the hammer: V.

Wry, adj. Crooked: P.(Plat.), Distorted: V.

Yap, v. intrans. Use bark,,Yard subs Measure of length,

express by : P. and V. TT?^?, 5 (Eur.,Gfyei.) (about half a yard) ;For longer measures : use P. andV. *M9pw, ro 'about S3 yds.), orAr, and P. , i/Accpecrdat. Yeamfor P.and V. TTo&fV (aco.), Ar. and V.

tydfKiv (gen.), V, IpctpccrOai. (gen.);see desire, Yearned for, ad].; P.and V. TroSstvoy (rare P.),(rare P.)

Yearning, subs. P. and V. *&>*,

(Plat but rare P.), Wbut rare P.) ; see denra.

Yell, subs. P. and V. /3*>y, //,(also Ar., rare P.), V.

fy 17 ; see ^orcaw.

Yell, v. intrans. P. and V. /3o,4vtt^oav, fceKptt-y^at (perf of Kpdfciv),

(rare P.),