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961
Ἀκράτιστα
breakfast
[Meaning a] meal/snack [of that name].
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short
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962
Ἀκρατοπότης
unmixed-wine-drinker
[Meaning] a drunkard, one who drinks unmixed wine insatiably.
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963
Ἄκρατον
untempered
[Meaning] clear, pure. "A story comes from the Macedonians, which says that an eagle wandering along and stretching out its wings warded off from him both the untempered ray of the sun by hovering …
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short
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967
Ἀκράτου
unmixed, unrestrained, untempered, violent
[Meaning] boiling-over. "[...] lest an irrational crowd [...] [mis]interpret the misfortune because of violent emotion."
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968
Ἀκράτωρ
lacking self-control
[Meaning] he who is intemperate. "He was lacking self-control respecting both wine and the other pleasures." And elsewhere: "lacking control over himself he leaped into the temple." "The two of them were greedy for …
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969
Ἀκρατῶς
intemperately
[Meaning] vehemently, rapidly. "Cavalrymen were charging intemperately and shouting all the while."
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short
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970
Ἀκραιβατηνή
Akraibatene, Acraebatene
Name of a city.
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short
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971
Ἀκραιφνές
inviolate
[Meaning something] pure, lofty, perfect. "On laying down his command, Fabius advised Aemilius' staff to wear down the relentless and ungovernable quality of Hannibal's nature by long delays of the war."
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short
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972
Ἀκραιφνῇ
honestly, purely
[a)kraifnh|= means the same as] a)kraifnw=s. An adverb.
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short
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973
Ἀκραιφνής
fresh
"Some help arrives and, being fresh, it gave much impetus, to the Romans toward discouragement, but to the barbarians toward encouragement." That is fit for service, whole.
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short
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974
Ἀκραιφνοῦς
pure, sheer
[Meaning] not-death-showing, as if [to say] unharmed; for kh/r [is] death. "Out of poverty (as you know) sheer, but just, Cyprian, receive these gifts." In the Epigrams.
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short
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975
Ἀκραίφνιον
Akraiphnion, Acraephnium
Name of a city.
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short
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976
Ἀκρεμόνες
branches
[Meaning] boughs, shoots. "Equally-downy [...] growing on the end of leafy branches." Has an oxytone accent, a)kremw/n, like h(gemw/n.
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short
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977
Ἀκρήβης
prime-youth, youth in his prime
[Meaning] a young man.
high
short
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978
Ἀκρησία
bad-mixture, ill-temperature; debility
[sc. A dialect variant of] a)krasi/a.
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979
Ἀκριβής
accurate, precise
[sc. Something] "accurate" seems to indicate also what is necessary. And suppose we wish to establish [the statement] that every assumption of a serious person [is] accurate. For "accurate" seems to be [the assumption] …
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medium
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980
Ἀκριβής
accurate, exact, precise, sound, thoroughgoing
[Meaning] firm/reliable. "For he used to be called a firm follower of the doctrine of Manis." Also [sc. attested is the genitive] a)kribou=s: of one able to know the accurate [truth]. Also [sc. attested …
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982
Ἀκριβωθήσεται
will be made precise
[sc. Meaning] will be thought over precisely. Aristophanes [writes]: "he/she will not even put one foot in front of the other, unless it will be made precise."
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983
Ἀκρίζω
I tip, I top
The [verb that means] I cut [off] the tip/top.
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984
Ἀκρισία
lack of judgment
[Meaning] misjudgment; bad judgment. And Libanius [says]: "accordingly, there is bad judgment in both our approaches, but mine has a certain benevolence." And another by way of humor. "When a certain woman named Danae …
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985
Ἀκρίς
locust, cricket, grasshopper
A kind of little animal. The Precursor ate 'locusts and wild honey', which, being collected from the trees, is called manna by the multitude.
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986
Ἀκρίσιος
Akrisios, Acrisius
A proper name. The man [who was a] demigod.
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short
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987
Ἀκρισιώνη
Akrisione, Acrisione
A proper name.
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short
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988
Ἄκριτα
unceasing [things]
[Meaning] incessant [ones].
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short
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989
Ἀκριτί
judgmentlessly
[Meaning] without judgment.
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short
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990
Ἀκριτόμυθος
confusedly-speaking
[Meaning] loquacious, prone to rash words.
high
short
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1602
Ἀμίς
chamberpot
[Meaning] the portable toilet.
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short
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1603
Ἀμινσηνός
Aminsenos
From [the name of] a place.
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short
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1604
Ἀμισθί
pay-free
[Meaning] without pay.
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short
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1605
Ἀμισώδαρος
Amisodaros, Amisodarus
A proper name.
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short
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