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514
Ἔκνιζεν
was chafing, was scratching
[Meaning he/she/it] was biting. [A usage stemming] from grass. Herodotus [uses the word].
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ε
515
Ἔκνισεν
chafed, scratched
[Meaning he/she/it] agitated, fixed upon. Appian [writes]: "passion for the girl was chafing Syphax the dynast. The Carthaginians gave her [to him]."
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ε
516
Ἐκνομίως
unusually
Meaning greatly, exceedingly. But properly [meaning] that which is beyond what has been laid down by custom. Aristophanes in Wealth [writes]: "for he was unusually ashamed before me." It is also said e)kno/mws.
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ε
517
Ἐκνόμοις
outlawed, unlawful
[Meaning] illegal.
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ε
518
Ἔκνοον
senseless
[Meaning] deranged, out of one's mind, imbecile.
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ε
519
Ἐκνοσηλεύων
curing completely
[Meaning he] curing perfectly.
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ε
520
Ἔκνυεν
was scratching
[Meaning he/she/it] was scraping gently. From the [verb] kna=n. Aristophanes [writes]: "yearning for me, this man came and was scratching at the door."
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ε
521
Ἐκ ξυγκλύδων
out of the rabble
Look under sugklu/dwn [sigma 1295].
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ε
522
Ἐκκοβαλικεύεται
cheats by juggling tricks
Look under u(pe/rxetai [upsilon 393].
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ε
523
Ἐκόησεν
heard
[Meaning he/she/it] noticed. Ionic [sc. dialect]. In Callimachus.
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ε
524
Ἐκκοκκίσας
de-seeding, removing the seeds
[Meaning] making desolate. From a metaphor of pomegranates, which are expelling their seeds; for just as the cities are the shelters of men, so also are the pomegranates of their seeds. The rustic [Trygaeus] …
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ε
526
Ἐκολῴα
was brawling
[Meaning he/she/it] was clamoring.
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ε
527
Ἐκκομιδήν
carrying-out
[Meaning a] bearing-out.
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ε
528
Ἐκομπάσθη
was renowned (?)
[Meaning he/she/it] has been deceived, was (?)disposed towards pretension.
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