Διαρτᾶν
to separate
Translated by Craig Gibson11 Mar 2004Vetting: high6 revisions
Translation
In its proper sense [it is used] to mean to divide. And to suspend1 [is used] in reference to hanging up.
Greek original · Adler’s text
Διαρτᾶν· κυρίως ἀντὶ τοῦ διαίρειν. καὶ τὸ ἀρτῆσαι ἐπὶ τοῦ ἀνακρεμάσαι.
Betacode
*diarta=n: kuri/ws a)nti\ tou= diai/rein. kai\ to\ a)rth=sai e)pi\ tou= a)nakrema/sai.
Notes
- [1] Aorist infinitive, from an uncompounded form of the headword. (Again but in a figurative sense at delta 737.)
cf. also alpha 2927, alpha 4033, alpha 4054, delta 737, delta 740, delta 1022, eta 558.
Linked from4 entries
- α4033Ἀρτησάμενοςhaving suspended[Meaning he] having hung. Also [sc. attested is] a)rth=sai ["to hang"], [used] likewise. But a)rti/sai [meaning] to complete, and [its compound] a)parti/sai [are spelled] with an iota.
- δ737Διαρτῆσαιto separate[Meaning] to deceive. Menander [sc. uses the word] in this way. But diarti/sai with an iota [means] to remodel, to restore. For diarti/zw ["I mold"] [means] I fashion and I complete. But diartw=["I suspend"] [means] I…
- δ740Διαρτώμενοςbeing diverted"Heracles, being diverted" -- that is, being deceived -- "by the tracks, but believing nonetheless that the place could be located". And elsewhere: "using sling attacks from all sides, so that, being diverted by the…
- δ1017Διῄρησαιyou have been (?)misled[Meaning] you have been bound.
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