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61
Γαργηττός
Gargettos, Gargettus
Proper name. [That] of a place.
high
short
γ
62
Γαργαλισμός
tickling
[no gloss]
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short
γ
63
Γαργαλίζει
titillates
[Used] with a dative. [Meaning he/she/it] moves, insinuates, eggs on, provokes. "So that as I listened to the song a titillation came up beneath this very fundament." Aristophanes [sc. says this]. But gargari/zei ["he/she/it …
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γ
64
Γάργαρε
abundance
Search in the [entry on] "sandhundredabundance" [psammakosiogargara].
high
short
γ
65
Γάρμος
Garmos, Garmus
Proper name. "The other bull made an evil bellow at Garmos."
high
short
γ
66
Γάρος
fish-sauce, garum
It is said in the masculine. "Fish-sauce is nothing other than putrefaction."
high
short
γ
67
Γαριζείν
Garizein, Gerizim
A mountain [of that name].
high
short
γ
68
Γαστήρ
belly, stomach
[Meaning] the gut/intestine. Homer throughout calls [sc. this body-part] bellies, not guts/intestines. And [sc. there is] a proverb: "you cite for me the belly, noblest reproach of all, when full it is lighter, but …
high
short
γ
69
Γαστρίζεσθαι
to be gorged
[Meaning] to be nourished rather magnificently.
high
short
γ
70
Γαστρίζομαι
I am gutted, I am hit in the gut
[Meaning] I am struck in the belly. Aristophanes [writes]: "O city, by what sort of beasts am I hit in the gut!"
high
short
γ
71
Γαστριμαργία
gluttony
["Gluttony"] and [sc. also attested is the related adjective] "gluttonous", [meaning] insatiable. Also [sc. attested is the related adverb] "gluttonously", [meaning] insatiably. Look in the [entry on] daitros ["carver"].
high
short
γ
72
Γάστρις
glutton
[Meaning] one who lacks self-control concerning his stomach. Thus they also call someone who has tapeworms.
high
short
γ
73
Γαῦλος
parasite, stooge, merchant-ship, bucket, pail
[Meaning] one living off others or one easily cheated. Or a sort of Phoenician cargo vessel, or a light vessel. But gaulo/s, oxytone, [is] the shepherd's vessel, which receives the milk. Herodotos [writes]: "and …
high
short
γ
74
Γαυνάκας ἀμπεχόμενον
cloaked in mantles
[no gloss]
high
short
γ
75
δοτικῇ
prides oneself [on]
[Used] with a dative. [Meaning he/she/it] glories [in], exults [in], has confidence [in].
high
short
γ
76
Γαυροειδής
proud-looking
[Meaning] haughty.
high
short
γ
77
Γαῦρον
disdainful, haughty, undaunted
[Meaning] stubborn, great, unswerving, unswayed. Aristophanes [in] Frogs [writes]: "for there is nothing so haughty as Herakles." Agathias [writes]: "Belisarius produced a greater and more undaunted undertaking, and was glad of the victory." And …
high
short
γ
78
Γαῦρος
haughty
"But he, being a haughty man and arrogant and habituated to military campaigns and regarding the principal good in human affairs [to be] honor and fame and overflowing wealth, and to possess for himself …
high
medium
γ
79
Γαῖα χάνοι
might the earth gape open
[Meaning] might the earth swallow him.
high
short
γ
80
Γεζίτης
Gezite
Relating to a place.
high
short
γ
81
Γαίειος
Gaieios
Proper name. The son of the earth.
high
short
γ
82
Γαιήϊος
earthly
[gaih/i+os sc. is the same as] gh/i+nos.
high
short
γ
83
Γαιήοχος
earth-shaker
[An epithet of] Poseidon. But geou=xos [sc. is different].
high
short
γ
84
Γαιοδότης
land-giver
[Meaning] he who is selling off land.
high
short
γ
85
Γαιών
Gaiôn
Name of a place. Gaiôn and Pheisôn, names of rivers. Also [sc. attested is lower-case and differently-accented] gaiw=n, [meaning] of terrestrial matters.
high
short
γ
86
Γαιοῦχος
earth-supporter
[Meaning] he who supports the earth.
high
short
γ
87
Γαῖσα
gaisa
Also [sc. attested is masculine] gaisos, [meaning] a pike, a type of weapon, like a spear.
high
short
γ
88
Γεγανωμένος
having been brightened
[Meaning] having been lightened. Having been covered. "The atmosphere had been brightened by a dust-cloud in a fertile spot." That is, had been made white.
high
short
γ
89
Γεγαννυμένος
exulting in
[Meaning one who is] glorying in. "How was a man exulting from childhood in royal pomp and great flattery and choosing a very barbarous way of life thus disposed?"
high
short
γ
90
Γέγειαι βόες
earth-born cows
The ancient [ones]. And in the masculine [singular it is] ge/geios.
high
short
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