Δεῖμα
fright
Translated by Jennifer Benedict10 Sep 2002Vetting: high6 revisions
Translation
Greek original · Adler’s text
Δεῖμα· φόβος. Ἀρριανός· τοσόνδε αὐτοὺς δεῖμα, ὡς προσαγόντων δεινῶν, κατέσχεν ὥστε μὴ δύνασθαι ἀποστῆσαι τῆς ἐκπλήξεως.
Betacode
*dei=ma: fo/bos. *)arriano/s: toso/nde au)tou\s dei=ma, w(s prosago/ntwn deinw=n, kate/sxen w(/ste mh\ du/nasqai a)posth=sai th=s e)kplh/cews.
Notes (2)
Linked from5 entries
- α452Ἀδείμανταdauntless[Meaning] fearless. Also [sc. attested is] adeimos, [meaning someone] fearless.
- δ322Δειμαλέοςfrightened; frightening[Meaning] timid. And someone/something creating cowardice and fear. "O Cerberus, you who bark a frightening howl at the corpses, now fear you a horrid corpse."
- δ324Δειματώδηςfrightful, fright-inducing[Meaning] one who/which is fearsome.
- δ325Δειματῶνfrightening[Meaning] causing fear. Also [sc. attested is] deimatou=tai ["is frightened"], [meaning] is afraid.
- δ326Δειμαίνειis frightened[Meaning he/she/it] fears. Procopius [writes]: "neither fearing any fear in the presence of her spouse nor did she ever derive any shame from an action." "All of them were afraid and were astounded by listening to the…
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