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- ε3590Εὐνηθένταςhaving been laid to sleep[Meaning them] having been put down to bed.
- κ1601Κικόνιος οἶνοςKikonian bird['Kikonian bird'] and 'Kikonian wine'.
- κ1602Κῖκυςstrength, vigour[ki=kus] in the masculine means one who is weak. But ki=kus in the feminine [means] strength/vigour.
- μ280Ματήσετονthe two would hesitate[Meaning] they would be negligent.
- μ362Μεγαλήτωρgreat-hearted[Meaning] great-spirited/magnanimous.
- μ363Μεγαλίζεοbear yourself proudly[Meaning] exalt yourself.
- μ381Μέγαραchambers[Meaning] the dwelling-places. [sc. also attested in the singular] megaron, [meaning] upper part [of the house], dwelling-place. "And as though the god does not take an interest in human affairs, he thrusts himself into …
- μ1192Μολεῖνto have gone, to have come[Meaning] to have arrived/departed.
- μ1200Μολοῦσαhaving gone, having come[She] having attended upon, having been made to go.
- μ1202Μολώνhaving gone, having come[Meaning he] having arrived/departed, having arrived at/departed from.
- μ1268Μορφνόνdusky[Meaning] dark.
- μ1269Μορφνόςdusky oneA kind of eagle. As if being some slaughter-toil [moro/fonos], that which is always in toil with regard to slaughter: for these alone of the eagles do not hunt, but feed on dead bodies.
- μ1276Μοσχίδια σύκωνyoung shootlets of figsThus young fig trees are called. The young growths [are called] moschidia. Also the tender and young withy [is called a] shoot. Homer [writes]: "with withy shoots."
- μ1430Μύωψhorse-fly; goad, spur[Meaning] the gadfly. A kind of fly which irritates cattle. The word occurs in Callimachus in Hecale, "a horse-fly certain [with] cattle"; [meaning] a horse-fly scaring away and pursuing the cattle. Also called a …