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- ε2426ἘπικύδηςEpikydes, Epicydes… head of Hippokrates or Epikydes, they would give him in return gold equal to it in weight. But the Leontinians chose Hippokrates as their general.
- α1553Ἀμενητίunremainingly[Meaning] without staying behind.
- α3603ἌποτονundrinkableLook under ageustos thoines ["without a taste of the feast"].
- α1862Ἀναδρομαίretreats, returns[Meaning] ways back. "'Let there be a return, and we are not overthrown'. It is necessary always to have this verse at the ready. Lucius the Roman did not do this and suffered a …
- α989Ἀκριτίjudgmentlessly[Meaning] without judgment.
- α1673Ἀμύμωνexcellent, impeccable, worthy[Meaning] without blame, without reproach.
- α2575Ἀνουτητίinjury-less[Meaning] without a wound.
- α709Ἀθαυμαστίunwonderingly[Meaning] without wonder.
- α2297Ἀνεπισήμαντονuncommemorated[Meaning] without glory, without fame. Polybius [writes]: "it would not be right to leave Hasdrubal uncommemorated, who had been a brave man."
- 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.
- α1556Ἀμερμηρείcarelessly[Meaning] without concern/thought.
- α4230Ἀστενακτίungroaningly[Meaning] without groaning. Aristophanes [writes]: "you, ungroaningly, will stay at home farting."
- ι368ἼνδακοςIndakos, Indacus… complete in one day, they claim that he could accomplish without pain, running on his own feet. For from the wall of Cheris in a single [day] he went into Antioch, and back on …
- α495Ἀδμωλίαuncertainty… 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].
- α2563Ἄνοργοιanger-lessMeaning [those] without anger. Cratinus [sc. uses the term].
- δ1110Δικτατωρείαdictatorship[Meaning an] office without accountability.
- α284Ἀγνωμόνωςsenselessly[Meaning] mindlessly, or gracelessly. The unlearned are called senseless -- without discernment -- in Plato. And Demosthenes in the Philippics [sc. uses the word] to mean a)logi/stws ["without reason"] and a)bou/lws ["without counsel"]. And …
- χ574Ἐπιστολὴ Ἀναστασίας τῆς μάρτυρος πρὸς ΧρυσόγονονEpistle of Anastasia the martyr to Chrysogonos… may receive my soul.“ To these [words] Chrysogonos wrote in return as follows: “Chryosogonos to the handmaid of God Anastasia! It is clear that light reveals darkness; so also salvation comes after weakness, and …
- α754Ἀθρηνίunlamentingly[Meaning] without lament.
- α1797Ἀναβαθμοίascents[Meaning] ways-up. They use this word of the return of the people from Babylon.
- α3045Ἀπερισάλπιγκτοιnot surrounded by trumpets[Meaning ones] without sound, unencompassed by sound.
- α1908Ἀνακομιδήrecovery[Meaning] a bringing back, a return. A rise.
- α2114Ἀναυλείpassage-money-less[Meaning] without passage-money.
- α2040Ἀνάποινοςransom-less[Meaning] without ransom.
- ει192Εἰρηναίωςpeaceably[Meaning] amicably. "For they were peaceably equipped without bodyguards while performing the ritual".
- α891Ἀκλαυστίunweepingly[Meaning] without weeping.
- α4162Ἀσκαρδαμυκτίin a clear-eyed manner, with a fixed gaze[Meaning] without blinking [mu/ein], i.e. to gaze fiercely. Also [sc. attested is the related adjective] a)skarda/mukton ["without shifty eyes"]. Aristophanes [writes]: "look at me without shifty eyes." That is, not blinking your eyes. To …
- α1933Ἀνάλγητοςunfeeling… Also [sc. attested is the related adverb] a)nalgh/tws ["painlessly"], [meaning] without feeling, without being troubled. Also [sc. attested is the genitive plural] a)nalgh/twn ["of those without feeling"], [meaning] of those without sympathy; or of …
- α870Ἀκηρυκτείunheralded[Meaning] without a herald. "Having taken prisoners-of-war unheralded, the Romans voted a war against them."
- α94Ἄβροτονpeople-less[Meaning] lifeless, without sensation.