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- ει91ΕἴκωI yield[Used] with a dative. [Meaning] I am subject [to someone]. Also [meaning] I liken.
- ει92Εἰκῶimage[*ei)kw= is] the image [ei)ko/na: accusative singular] by apokope. But image [ei)kw/n] is a likeness, from the [verb] ei)/kw, I copy. NB: the most accurate of the historians say that it is more proper …
- ει93Εἰκώνimage[Genitive] ei)ko/nos: [meaning] a likeness. David [says]: "Lord, in your city you will despise their image". For the image has an ephemeral bloom. "Two images of the city lying in exceeding beauty."
- ει94Εἴκωνyielding[Meaning he] giving way. Also [sc. attested is] ei)/koi ["might yield"], [meaning he/she/it] might give way.
- ει95Εἰλαδόνtroop-fashion[Meaning] in close array.
- ει96Εἰλαπινάζωνrevelling[Meaning he who is] feasting. Also [sc. attested is the related noun] ei)lapinasth/s ["reveller"], [meaning] fellow-drinker.
- ει97Εἰλαπίνηrevel[Meaning] a festival, a banquet. [The term comes] from spending abundantly. For la/ptein [is] to empty out [sc. the coffers].
- ει98Εἶλαρcovering, shelter[Meaning sc. source of] security.
- ει99Εἰλάρχαςeilarchs, ilarchs, decurions, leaders of cavalary squadrons[Meaning] taxiarchs.
- ει100Εἴλαςtroops[Meaning] bands/herds.
- ει101Εἰλατίνοιςof the fir[Meaning] the smells [thereof].
- ει102Εἰλεδανόςeiledanos[Meaning] chain/fetter.
- ει103Εἷλενcaptured[Meaning he/she/] took, destroyed, conquered, defeated.
- ει104ΕἰλενίαEileniaA city.
- ει105Εἰλεόςeileos, ileos, platter[Meaning] a kitchen table. It also means the disease [sc. of that name].
- ει106ΕἰλέσιονEilesionA place.
- ει107Εἵλετοchose[Meaning he/she/it] wanted/wished/was willing.
- ει108ΕἰλείθυιαιEilithyiaiThe goddesses who attend on women in childbirth.
- ει109Εἴλλεινto cram, to press, to squash[Meaning] to shut in, to hinder. The word [is] old. Aristophanes in Clouds [writes]: "don't always cram your thoughts up inside you." Meaning [don't] shut [them] out, [don't] delay [them]. Hence also the [word] …
- ει110Εἴληband, company, troopApplied to a military unit. Also a gathering of the multitude. Xenophon [sc. uses the word]. Also [sc. attested is] ei)/lh [with the meaning] hole/opening/orifice. Out of which [comes] also ei)leo/s ["den, lair"], [meaning] …
- ει111Εἴληsunshine[Meaning] sun's heat, sunlight.
- ει112Εἰληδόνcontortedly, in coiled fashion[Meaning] twisted-up.
- ει113Εἰληθερούμενοςbasking in the sun[Meaning someone] warming himself. The [sc. active] verb [is] ei)lhqerw=.
- ει114Εἴληθρα Εἴληθρονeilethra [and] eilethronThe ...
- ει115ΕἰλήλουθαI have comeand ei)lhlou/qein ["I had come"].
- ει116Εἰλήσαςhaving rolled up[Meaning he having] twisted [something] into a ball.
- ει117Εἴλησιςsunshine[Meaning] burning-up.
- ει118Εἴληφεν ἡ παγὶς τὸν μῦνthe trap caught the mouse[sc. A proverbial saying] in reference to those deservedly caught.
- ει119Εἴληχενhas obtained by lot[Meaning he/she/it] obtained by lot, has taken.
- ει120ΕἰλιγγιῶI am suffering from vertigoThe verb [is spelled] with a diphthong [as the first syllable]; it means I am feeling dizzy. This is what Syracusans refer to as si/elos. But the [related] noun [is] i)/liggos [spelled] with an …