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- α463Ἄδηνenough, to excess[Meaning] plenty or to surfeit, sufficiently, abundantly. Or furiously, in excess. In Charmides [sc. Plato writes]: "since we have enough of those things." And Herodotus [writes]: "when they had had enough killing, they drove …
- α464Ἀδηνέωςunpremeditatedly, without malice[Meaning] simply and effortlessly, by negation of plans [dh/nea] and of designs.
- α465Ἀδῄωτονunravaged[Meaning] unsacked, unpillaged. "Wanting to keep the land unravaged, they agreed to give two thousand measures of silver."
- α466Ἀδήριτοςundisputed[Meaning] unconquered, without a battle, unexhausted. "He hoped to take the booty of the enemies undisputed." Meaning without battle. Also [sc. attested is the related adverb] a)dhri/tws ["undisputedly"], [meaning] without strife.
- α467ᾍδηςHades"Immovable Hades, why did you snatch my lovely companion? Did Cypris indeed madden your mind?"
- α468Ἀδήσειςyou will delight[Meaning] you will please.
- α470ἈδιαβηνήAdiabeneThis territory lies this side of Mesopotamia, effectively at the source of the Tigris. In it there is bitumen which is called naphtha. It is called Adiabene because there are rather large rivers in …
- α471Ἀδιάδραστονinevitable[Meaning] inescapable. "Anyone would be astounded by the inevitability of the justice from the vengeance visited upon this man".
- α472Ἀδιάκριτοςundistinguishable, undiscriminating[Meaning] unseparated. It is also used in application to those failing to recognize what is necessary or senselessly playing the fool.
- α473Ἀδιάλειπτονincessant, unremitting[no gloss]
- α474Ἀδιαλώβητονunscathed, harmless[Meaning something] unharmed/harmless.
- α475Ἀδιάρθρωτονunarticulated[Meaning] unintelligible, unclear.
- α476Ἀδιάσκευονunequipped[Meaning] unadorned, unoutfitted. "Taking an unequipped horse and inconspicuousness armouring, he drove [them?] at a march against the enemy".
- α477Ἀδιάστατονcontinuous[Meaning] what is not yet divided or separated. Antiphon used [the word].
- α478Ἀδιαφορίαindifference[Meaning] negligence without close observation. "Indifference means two things. One is that which contributes neither to happiness nor to misery, as is the case with wealth, reputation, health, strength and suchlike; for it is …
- α479Ἀδιαίτητοςunusual, out of the ordinary[Meaning] foreign, strange.
- α480Ἀδιεξίτητονinexhaustible, infinitely long, without outlet[Meaning] without a way through.
- α481Ἀδιήpain[?][Meaning] grief.
- α482Ἀδιήγητονindescribable[Meaning] that which is not able to be narrated in full through an excess of evil. So as to become an 'indescribable' evil.
- α487Ἀδικοδοξίαmalevolence, machinating[Meaning] unaccountable abuse. "The general not being able to bear the malevolence of those saying these things [...]."
- α488Ἀδινάthronged, close-packedMeaning in crowds, everyone. Or [the related adverb] a)dinw=s, [meaning] piteously. Also [sc. attested is the singular] a)dino/n, [meaning] crowded or lamentable.
- α489Ἄδιονnot going straight throughThat which is on the side.
- α490Ἀδιόριστονundefined, indesignate[sc. Something] undistinguished/not separated
- α491Ἀδμήτηςunconquered[Meaning] untamed. But a)dmh=tis [means] a woman [who can be so described], [spelled] with iota.
- α492ἌδμητοςAdmetos, AdmetusA proper name.
- α493Ἀδμήτου μέλος καὶ ἉρμοδίουAdmetos' song and Harmodios'[A proverbial phrase] in reference to things which are easy and simple: for drinking-songs were said to be of this kind.
- α494Ἀδμισουνάλιοςadmissionalis, usherThe foremost of the silentiarii.
- α495Ἀδμωλίαuncertainty[sc. A term for] ignorance in Callimachus. Also [sc. attested is the related adverb] a)dmwlei/, [meaning] without deceit. Also [sc. attested is the related verb] a)dmwlw=, [meaning] I take no heed [of].
- α496Ἄδμωνι τῷ Μιτυληναίῳto Admon of Mytilene[no gloss]
- α497Ἀδνούμιονmuster, levy[Meaning a] register of names among Romans. But some [say] annouminos, [for] adnoumion.