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- α4509Αὐτομαχεῖνto fight one's own battle… to go to law on one's own behalf, not through someone else. Also [sc. attested is the aorist infinitive] au)tomaxh=sai: when someone lays claim to a house or a plot of land, and the …
- β429Βουλεύσεωςconspiracy… law], attached to two sets of circumstances. One is when someone plots to bring about the death of somebody, irrespective of whether the target of the plot dies or not ; the other is …
- κ559ΚαταθρασύνωI embolden (someone) against[Used] with a genitive.
- ε2638ἘπιστρατεύωI campaign against, I mount an expedition against[Used] with a dative.
- ε3673ΕὐποιῶI benefit [someone], I treat [someone] well[Used] with an accusative.
- κ473ΚατανδρίζομαιI fight manfully against[Used] with a genitive.
- κ909ΚατεγκαλῶI charge (someone) with[Used] with a genitive.
- κ948Κατέναντιagainst, opposite[no gloss]
- κ839ΚαταυθαδίζωI behave obstinately against[Used] with a genitive.
- κ799ΚαταστρατεύωI campaign against[Used] with a genitive.
- κ962ΚατεπανίσταμαιI rise above, I rise up against[Used] with a genitive.
- ε396Ἐκδικάσασθαιto prosecute one's right against anotherIsaeus [uses the word], meaning to render [someone] liable to prosecution through litigation.
- ε3613ΕὐοδῶI help (someone) on their way[Used] with an accusative.
- κ484ΚαταβοῶI inveigh againstThe [verb that means] I raise a clamour against. [Used] with a genitive.
- κ546Καταθαρρῶ σοῦI behave boldly against youWith [sc. as indicated] genitive.
- κ865ΚαταχειροτονῶI depose by vote, I vote against[Used] with a genitive.
- κ643Καταμαρτυρῶ σουI give evidence against you[i.e. used] with a genitive.
- κ951Κατενῶπαover against, right opposite[Meaning] tnto the face.
- ε1449ἘνταφιάζωI lay out, I prepare (someone) for burial[Used] with an accusative.
- κ645Καταμαίνομαί σουI act madly against you[no gloss]
- δ1095Δίκης δικαιότερος(someone) more just than justice[sc. A proverbial phrase] in reference, by exaggeration, to those who are extremely just.
- ε3275ἙταιρῶI am a companion, I keep (someone) companyIn reference to a prostitute.
- ε1654ἘξέρχομαιI come out against[Used] with a dative. But timwre/w ["I take vengeance on"] [is used] with an accusative.
- δ1474Δῶρονwhen someone gives a gift praise it[no gloss]
- γ244Γήπεδονearth-plot[Meaning] a piece of land. Just like house-plot [oi)ko/pedon], the one uniting earth and dwellings.
- κ883Καταψηφίζεταιvotes against, votes down[Used] with a genitive. [Meaning he/she/it] condemns.
- λ326Λευκή τις ἀνεπήδησ' ὅμοιος Νικίᾳsomeone white like Nikias sprang upA misquotation of Aristophanes, Ecclesiazusae 428 (where the "someone" is not feminine, as here, but masculine, after the noun "youth"; see web address 1). Comment from the scholia on the line follows. This early-fourth-century …
- κ668Κατανδρίζεσθαιto fight manfully against[Used] with a genitive. [Meaning] to wrestle down.
- κ527ΚαταδιαιτήσωI will arbitrate against[Meaning] I will give judgement against, I will condemn. "But if the opposite happens and his unjust complaints bring him success, I personally will myself arbitrate against the Saracen."
- α4226Ἄστικτον χωρίονunmarked land, unmarked plot[Meaning] that not mortgaged to a lender. For whenever it is mortgaged, the lender shows this very fact in writing set upon the land. The same happens with a house too.