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1396
Ἐννοσίγαιος
Earth-shaker
[Meaning] he who moves the
earth,
creating
earthquakes.
Matched in translation
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short
γ
79
Γαῖα χάνοι
might the earth gape open
[Meaning] might the
earth
swallow him.
Matched in translation
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short
γ
86
Γαιοῦχος
earth-supporter
[Meaning] he who supports the
earth.
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χ
606
Χυτή
heaped [earth]
[Meaning] the
earth
which is poured over the dead.
Matched in translation
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α
425
Ἀδάμ
Adam
… wisdom and discrimination. Instead all humans scattered across the entire
earth
continue following his pronouncements unaltered. And the first-born one's surpassing judgment in all things did not stop there, but also extended to the …
Matched in translation
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η
511
Ἠρία
barrows, mounds
[Meaning] tombs in the
earth.
"When building, under the
earth,
most lamentable mounds, so that I might bury [your] body there when you died." And elsewhere: "I built a mound from a lump of …
Matched in translation
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ε
3680
Εὐρεῖα
wide
Homer [writes]: "then may the wide
earth
gape for me." The [word] "wide" [here is] not a generic epithet, but is equivalent to "having become wide;" as if [to say] "may
[earth]
become a …
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δ
1093
Δίκης
of justice
… For those who respect her - he says - the
Earth
and even their own family burst with goods, and the sea supplies to them, and very lavishly, all of the things it brings …
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δ
1504
Δραπέτης κλῆρος
runaway lot
… of Aristodemus: that Cresphontes wickedly threw a moist lump of
earth
into the water-pot when lots were cast for Messenia. Sophocles [writes]: "not tossing the lot as a runaway down in the middle [...], …
Matched in translation
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ε
1259
Ἐνέροις
those below
… the dead. [So called] from their lying in [e)n] the
earth
[e)/ra].
Matched in translation
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short
χ
63
Χαμάδις
groundwards
[Meaning] to the ground, into/towards [the]
earth.
Also [sc. attested is] xama=ze, [also meaning] to the ground.
Matched in translation
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α
104
Ἄβυσσον
abyss
… and small seas, David naturally called this [i.e., abyss] the
earth's
surrounding garment. Also, "abyss calls to abyss", the same prophet says, meaning figuratively military divisions and the excessive size of the multitude. "I …
Matched in translation
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α
877
Ἀκιδνόν
feeble
… attested is the comparative] a)kidno/teros ["more/rather feeble"], likewise. Homer [writes]:
"earth
fosters nothing more feeble than man."
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α
1578
Ἀμησάμενος
having shovelled up
… up. "Having disturbed the mound and having shovelled up the
earth
he sought the corpse." And meaning having heaped up with his hands. "Much did your tutor mourn, having heaped up dark dust with …
Matched in translation
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α
2786
Ἀνύπαρκτον
non-existent
… exist. And Homer in one [verse] has demonstrated this sufficiently:
"earth
nourishes nothing weaker than man."
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α
3860
Ἄρρητον
accursed
… one which should not be spoken. Sophocles [writes]: "how on
earth
do I tell an unspeakable story?" Having written [of] or even done something more unspeakable than unspeakable things and beyond evils. "Who then …
Matched in translation
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medium
γ
81
Γαίειος
Gaieios
Proper name. The son of the
earth.
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γ
159
Γεοῦχος
landholder
[An epithet of] Poseidon. One who holds the
earth.
But *gaih/oxos [sc. is different].
Matched in translation
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δ
119
Δαίμων
god, demi-god, spirit, fortune, genius
… he who surveys everything and examines 'what is under the
earth',
[as] he says, and seeks out with evidence what is in the souls of his neighbors, but does not perceive that it is …
Matched in translation
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medium
δ
287
Δεῦρο
hither
… I myself, by Apollo, will send them down below the
earth."
Matched in translation
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short
δ
1118
Δίκτυς
Dictys, Diktys
During the reign of Claudius, after an
earthquake
had flattened Crete and many graves had been opened, in one of these there was found the historical treatise of Dictys, covering the Trojan War; Claudius …
Matched in translation
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short
δ
1183
Διονυσίων σκώμματα
insults of the Dionysia
… as the poet says -- a 'useless weight on the
earth'".
"But he has been tossed to the crows and is gone unseen, unheard of, shown to be twistier than a hinge in matters …
Matched in translation
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medium
ε
2777
Ἐπιχθονίων
of land-bound
[Meaning] of
earth-bound.
Matched in translation
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short
ε
3395
Εὔγειος
fertile
[Meaning] a place having good
earth.
And in the neuter to\ eu)/geion, [meaning] the [location] lying towards the west.
Matched in translation
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short
ε
3580
Εὐμενίδες
Eumenides
… Eumenides. Sophocles [writes]: "for the terrible goddesses, maidens of the
earth
and darkness, hold them." And [there is] a proverb: "different things [are] beautiful in different places." Inasmuch as some call the Eumenides differently. …
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medium
ει
152
Εἰμί
I am
… "for I am going to the limits of the fruitful
earth
to see [Ocean et al.]" Ajax says: "but I am going to the bathing-places and the coastal meadows, so that when I have …
Matched in translation
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short
ει
162
Εἰνοσίφυλλον
leaf-shaking, with quivering foliage
… e)/nosis ["shaking"] [is] movement. Also [sc. attested is] *)enosi/xqwn, [meaning]
earth-shaker.
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η
161
Ἤκαχες
you caused grief [to]
… you dwell in lovely Lethe, having been laid in the
earth."
[This is written] about Lais the courtesan.
Matched in translation
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short
η
498
Ἤρεικον
they were cutting
[Meaning] they were splitting. "They were cutting the holy
earth."
Matched in translation
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short
η
525
Ἤριπεν
crashed
[Meaning he/she/it] fell onto the
earth.
"[It] crashed on the violent breath of the hearth-fire."
Matched in translation
high
short
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