Search
Filters (2)
Keyword
- definition369
- dialects, grammar, and etymology244
- geography129
- daily life115
- ethics109
- religion105
- biography87
- comedy80
- historiography72
- imagery66
- history65
- poetry61
32 more
- medicine59
- zoology57
- epic50
- food49
- women49
- philosophy48
- military affairs45
- proverbs43
- gender and sexuality41
- Christianity38
- mythology36
- trade and manufacture36
- rhetoric35
- science and technology29
- botany24
- tragedy23
- agriculture18
- clothing18
- law17
- economics16
- meter and music16
- chronology15
- children12
- politics12
- art history11
- dreams8
- aetiology7
- constitution7
- architecture6
- athletics5
- mathematics4
- stagecraft1
Letter
Vetting status
Length
Translator
- γ1ΓαβαώGabao, Gabaon, GibeonA city. Also [sc. attested are] Gabaonites, [meaning] those from the territory [of that name].
- γ2ΓαβίνιοςGabiniusA Roman proper name.
- γ3ΓαβριήλGabrielA proper name. Also [sc attested is] Gabrielas, [also] a proper name.
- γ5ΓάγγραGangraA city [of that name].
- γ6ΓάγγραιναgangreneA type of ailment.
- γ8ΓάζαrichesAlso [sc. attested is] gazofula/kion ["riches-safe"], treasure-safe. For 'riches' [means] treasure. "He found a great abundance of supplies and barbarian riches, and 3 [thousand] talents of silver". "Ptolemy, taking [them] round, showed them the …
- γ9ΓαϊανόςGaianus, GaianosOf Arabia. Sophist; a pupil of Apsines of Gadara. He lived in the time of [the emperors] Maximus and Gordian. [He wrote] On Construction (5 books); Art of Rhetoric; Declamations. He practiced as a …
- γ10ΓάϊοςGaius[Gaius] Julius Caesar, the first sole ruler. He wrote a translation of Aratus' Phaenomena, and an Art of Grammar in Latin, as well as an autobiography.
- γ11Γάϊος ΚαῖσαρGaius Caesarwho was nicknamed Caligula. [He wrote an] Art of Rhetoric, in Latin.
- γ14ΓαλααδίτιςGalaaditis, Galaad, GileadA territory [of that name].
- γ15Γαλαθηνόςsuckling[Meaning] one at the teat, that is one at the breast.
- γ16ΓαλακτίωνGalaktion, GalactionProper name.
- γ17Γαλακτοπότηςmilk-drinker[Meaning] one who drinks milk.
- γ18Γαλαξίαςgalaxy, the Milky Way[Meaning] the light in the sky; [the one] which is a reflection of the sun's light when the stars are not shining.
- γ20Γάλαmilk[Milk] disperses the conspiracies of hostile people. Milk is a fosterer of mild manners.
- γ22ΓαλάτειαGalateia, GalateaName of a goddess. But Galatia [is] a region. Also [sc. attested is] Galatias, a personal name.
- γ23Γαλλαίῳwith a Gallian[Meaning] with [something] of the Galli. "Having often offered, with the Gallian howl of Cybele, the cry, hard on the hearing, [that comes] from their mouths, she dedicated these tresses to the mountain goddess …
- γ24Γαλέαgalea[Meaning] the fish [of that name]. And galeo/s likewise [sc. is attested].
- γ25Γαλεάγραweasel-trap, iron-maiden[Meaning a] device for punishment. "As a finale they threw [him?] into a weasel-trap all shut up with iron bolts and rolled it on rough ground." And elsewhere: "but he threw [him] into an …
- γ26ΓαλεώδηςGaleodesProper name.
- γ27Γαλεώτηςspotted lizard[Spotted lizard] and gecko, either way. Look in the [entry on] "gecko" [askalabôtês].
- γ28Γαλερόνcheerful[Meaning] bright.
- γ29Γαλῆweasel[Meaning] the animal [of that name]. By some it is called kerdw/ and i(lari/a. The noun is equal in numerical value [in] 'justice' [di/kh], 'weasel' [galh=], 'pains' [a)/lgh]; for it consists of the same …
- γ30ΓαληνῶI am calm[galhnw=] or galhniw= [sc. are variants of each other].
- γ31Γαληνιᾶνto be calm[Meaning] to be content, to be happy, to be relaxed.
- γ32ΓαληνόςGalenos, Galenus, GalenThe exceptionally distinguished doctor; of Pergamum. Lived under the emperors Marcus, Commodus and Pertinax in Rome. Son of Nicon, a geometer and architect. He composed many works on medicine and philosophy, and also on …
- γ33ΓαλήσιονGalesion, GalesiumName of a place.
- γ34Γαλῇ χιτώνa chiton for a weaselThis [sc. proverb] is applied to those who are unjust and are conceding nothing. It is similar to: "a saffron-robe is not fitting for a weasel".
- γ35Γαλῇ τὸν κροκωτόνa weasel [wears] the krokotosSearch under krokôtos.
- γ36ΓαλιλαίαGalilee[The name means] "revolving" in the Greek language. Because of this the wheel is also called a gelgel.