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949
Διερμηνεύω
I interpret
Likewise in syntactical lexica. For the headword see generally LSJ
at
web
address
1. It takes
a
dative of indirect object, with the matter which is being interpreted in the
accusative:
see e.g. Luke …
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952
Διερρυηκόσιν
[with lips] wide open
Aristophanes,
Clouds 872-3 (web
address
1), with explanation/paraphrase from the scholia there. Socrates, speaking to Strepsiades, is mocking Pheidippides' pronunciation of the word kre/maio in 870. (The
actor
playing Pheidippides would probably have pronounced …
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δ
948
Διέρριψαν
they scattered
The headword is the third-person plural,
aorist
active
indicative, of the verb diarri/ptw, to throw
about
or scatter (web
address
1). It is quoted here from Cassius Dio 8.36.8 (where the present finite verb …
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δ
950
Διερρωγώς
having been broken
… headword (which must be quoted from somewhere) is the perfect
active
participle, masculine nominative singular, of the verb diarrh/gnumi (LSJ entry
at
web
address
1). In the perfect the
active
forms take on
a
…
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947
Διερικνοῦντο
they were thoroughly twisting themselves
… LSJ (citing Cratinus fr. 219 Kock, now 234 K.-A.) translate
as
"draw up
and
twist the body (of
an
unseemly kind of dance)" (web
address
1). [1] This gloss is third-person plural, imperfect indicative …
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