Νεμεσῶ

I am wrathful, I feel justified resentment

Translated by David Whitehead21 Oct 2005Vetting: high4 revisions

4 words

[Used] with a dative.

Greek original · Adler’s text

Νεμεσῶ· δοτικῇ.

Betacode

*nemesw=: dotikh=|.

Notes

Of person or thing: see LSJ s.v.
For the verb nemesa/w see also nu 153, nu 154, nu 155, nu 156, nu 158 (and cf. nu 157, nu 160, nu 163).

Linked from5 entries

ν153Νεμεσᾷfeels justified resentment[Meaning he/she/it] blames.
ν154Νεμεσᾶνto feel justified resentment[Meaning] to stand as an obstacle to actions which are done according to one's judgment. Or rather, [to actions done] not according to one's judgment.
ν155Νεμεσηθείςresented, regarded with indignation[Meaning one who was] blamed. "Resented for his wife's provocative dancing, he departs life pierced by a javelin." Josephus [writes]: "he entreated God to be indignant at the hopes of their enemies, but to have pity on…
ν156ΝεμεσήσομαιI will resent[Meaning] I will regard with spite. Also [sc. attested is] nemesh=sai ["to resent"], [meaning] to blame.
ν158Νεμεσητόνdeserving just resentment[Meaning] blameworthy.

Neighbouring entries

ν162Νέμεσιςnemesis, Nemesis ν163Νέμεσιςnemesis, Nemesis ν164ΝεμεσῶI am wrathful, I feel justified resentment ν165Νέμεινto hold, to possess ν166Νέμειν προστάτηνto take a sponsor

Revision history4 revisions · last 6 Jun 2013

6 Jun 2013Revised — David Whitehead
23 Oct 2005augmented note — David Whitehead
22 Oct 2005augmented headword translation — Catharine Roth
22 Oct 2005added cross-references, set status — Catharine Roth
21 Oct 2005Translated — David Whitehead