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- ε44ἘγανώθηνI brightened… of recent experiences that have pleased or pained him. [1] Homer, Iliad 13.493, from a simile describing the Trojan troops following their leaders like sheep going to drink. [2] cf. the epic verb gana/w …
- ε320ἘθείρειtendsThis verb appears once in Homer (Iliad 21.347, web address 1, in a simile comparing the drying, under Hephaistos' fire, of the plain which the river Skamandros had flooded, to the drying of a …
- κ1465ΚεχήνηI was open-mouthed… singular pluperfects of similar formation are, e.g. h)/|dea "I knew" (Homer, Iliad 14.71; Herodotos 2.150)
- κ2371ΚρεμόωI shall hang, I will hangThe headword, kremo/w, is the Homeric future of krema/nnumi (e.g. Iliad 7.83); classical Attic normally uses the contracted form kremw=, the Koine the sigmatic krema/sw (the Suda's gloss here). See LSJ entry at web …