Περῶ
I traverse
Translated by Catharine Roth2 Jan 2012Vetting: high3 revisions
Translation
Greek original · Adler’s text
Περῶ, περαίω, περαιῶ. ὡς μῶ, μαίω, μαιῶ.
Betacode
*perw=, perai/w, peraiw=. w(s mw=, mai/w, maiw=.
Notes (3)
- For the headword, see LSJ s.v.
pera/w (A); cf. pi 1028. - 1For
peraio/w , cf. epsilon 2070, pi 1047, pi 1048. ↩ - 2cf. mu 1291. On the theory that the Greek vocabulary was based on a core of monosyllabic verbs, see alpha 4426, epsilon 1031, mu 250, nu 290, and phi 394. ↩
- 3Middle forms
mai/omai etc. occur. ↩
Linked from3 entries
- π1047ΠεραιῶI carry across, I carry over[Used] with an accusative.
- π1048Περαιωθέντεςtraversing[Meaning they] crossing
- φ394ΦιλόξενοςPhiloxenus, PhiloxenosOf Alexandria. Grammarian. He was a sophist in Rome. [He wrote] On Monosyllabic Verbs; On the Critical Signs in the Iliad; On -mi Verbs; On Reduplication; On Metres; On the Syracusan Dialect; On Hellenism (6 books); On…
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