Ἀνύειν
to accomplish
Translated by Jennifer Benedict11 Nov 2000Vetting: high6 revisions
Translation
[Meaning] to complete, to do.
Greek original · Adler’s text
Ἀνύειν· τελειοῦν, πράττειν.
Betacode
*)anu/ein: teleiou=n, pra/ttein.
Notes
Linked from5 entries
- α2794Ἀνύσασθαί τιto accomplish somethingAmongst rulers [it means] to carry out. And likewise again the issuing of orders by rulers to their subjects. Also [sc. attested is the related aorist infinitive] a)nu/sai, [meaning] to complete.
- α2795Ἀνυσίμωςeffectually[Meaning] productively, practically, completely. Also [sc. attested is] a)nusimw/tatos ["most/very effectual"]. For a)/nusis ["effecting"] [is] completion.
- α2796Ἄνυσταιhas accomplished[a)/nustai means the same as] h)/nustai. Also [sc. attested is] a)nuste/on, [meaning] one must accomplish.
- α2798Ἀνύτεινto accomplish[Meaning] to fulfill, to be effective. "Since the barbarians were not able to accomplish anything further, either as in a siege sitting on the breastwork or pressing on to a battle on the walls, they determined to make…
- α2799Ἀνύειν Ἀνύτεινto accomplishThe Attic writers [say] a)nu/tein for that which we [call] a)nu/ein, but a(nu/ein [is] to hasten, with the first letter aspirated. Also [sc. attested is] a)nu/tousi, they achieve, they accomplish [a)nu/ousi]. And Homer…
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