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- ε61Ἐγηγερμένοςraised, risen[Meaning] standing aloof from.
- ε62Ἐγγίζω σοιI approach you, I come near to you[Used] with a dative.
- ε63Ἔγγιονnearer, rather near[e)/ggion means the same as] e)ggu/teron. [Spelled] with iota.
- ε64Ἔγγισταnearest, very near[no gloss]
- ε65Ἐγκάθηνταιput-in secretly[Meaning one who is] treacherous, a spy. Also [sc. attested is the related verb] e)gka/qhntai ["they are concealed in"], [meaning] they are hidden; for those being hidden are concealed. "[...to see] that stones are …
- ε66Ἐγκαθειργνύντεςshutting up[Meaning they] shutting off from.
- ε67Ἐγκάθηταιlies in wait[Meaning he/she/it] lies in ambush. David [writes]: "an ambush lies in wait in the midst of the wealthy." Or [lies in wait] in ambush.
- ε68Ἐγκαθιέμενοιletting down for themselves[Meaning they] letting fall away.
- ε69Ἐγκαθίζουσινthey sit upon, they position[Meaning] they lie in ambush. "They position ambushes in the advantageous positions of the area."
- ε70<20Ἐγκαλινδεῖσθαι σωματικοῖς παθήμασιto wallow in bodily affections[no gloss]
- ε71ἘγκαλοῦμαιI reproach[Used] with a dative. [As in] "I reproach you for laziness". But [middle-voice] e)gkalou=mai [is used] with an accusative . [As in] "for our part we reproach the most shameful, almost like actions".
- ε72Ἐγκαλλωπισαμένουhaving adorned himself [with][Meaning] priding himself [on]. "Or with the king/emperor having adorned himself with the falsehood".
- ε73Ἐγκάναξονslosh in![Meaning] shake in, bring/add, pour in! The word is a compound. Aristophanes [writes]: "come now, slosh in [wine] for me and plenty of it". [Meaning] swallow, gulp down, drink out.
- ε74Ἔγκαρπονfruit-containing, fruitful[Meaning] pregnant. "Philippos had a liaison with Arsenoe, but then left her fruit-containing by him, and he took Olympias as his wife".
- ε75Ἐγκάρσιονathwart, oblique[Meaning] transverse.
- ε76Ἔγκασινbowels, entrails[Meaning] guts. Intestines.
- ε77Ἐγκατελέγησαν λίθοιstones were laid inMeaning were built in. And Homer [writes]: "and laying dry-stone walls."
- ε78Ἐγκατῳκοδόμησενimmured, walled inThe father, angry with his son because of his concubine, mutilated the youth and immured him. Hieronymos relates the story, in his [treatise] On Tragic Poets.
- ε79Ἐγκαταζεύξαςhaving yoked in together[Meaning he] having attached, having fitted together. "[Aias] having yoked in together new plans to his new ways." Sophocles [says this].
- ε80Ἐγκατέσκηψανthey fell upon[Meaning] they rushed at, they ran upon, they laid hold of. "The evils of the Egyptians, those in the city of Alexandria, fell also upon Rome." Varro says [this].
- ε81Ἐγκατειλεγμένοςcounted among[Meaning one who has been] enrolled.
- ε82Ἐγκατειλημμένηνcaught in[Meaning] taken.
- ε83ἘγκαυχῶμαιI pride myself [on][Used] with a dative.
- ε84ἘγκαίνιαConsecration, Dedication, EncaeniaA festival to mark the renewal of something.
- ε85Ἐγκαινίδεςgunwales[Meaning] some part [sic] of a ship. "Placing straight timbers just like thwarts and gunwales above cross-wise -- not all throughout but only at the ends and in the very middle -- tightening them …
- ε86Ἐγκεκορδυλημένοςbundled up[Meaning] swaddled up, covered up and wound up so as not even to present the shape of a human, but to appear as a heap of coverings. For kordu/lh is used idiomatically for a …
- ε87ἘγκεκοισυρωμένηνKoisyra-ed outMeaning excessively adorned, adopting the manners of Koisyra. The name is an Eretrian one. These men [sc. the Eretrians] are criticized for their luxury. She was wedded to Peisistratos after he had tried to …
- ε88Ἐγκεκύκλησαιyou have been rolled up[Meaning] you have been overturned. Aristophanes [writes]: "somehow you have been rolled up."
- ε89ἘγκελεύομαιI command, I enjoin[Used] with a dative.
- ε90Ἐγκέλευστοιprompted[Meaning] by prior arrangement. Xenophon [writes]: "they came forward with gifts for Kyaxares, some spontaneously, others prompted by Kyros".