ajnhnemiva
ajnhnemiva , hJ , = nhnemiva , Anth. From ajnhvnemo"
ajnhvnemo"
ajn-hvnemo" , on , ( a[nemo" ) without wind, ajnhvnemo" ceimwvnwn without the blast of storms, Soph.
ajnhvnoqe
ajnhvnoqe , Ep. pf. with aor. signf ., ai|ma ajnhvnoqen ejx wjteilh`" blood gushed forth from the wound, Il.; knivsh ajnhvnoqen the savour mounted up, Od. (Formed as if from * ajnevqw ( ajnav ) to rise up; cf. ejnhvnoqe .)
ajnhvnusto"
ajn-hvnusto" , on , ( ajnuvw ) ineffectual, Od.
ajnhvnuto"
ajn-hvnuØto" , on , = ajnhvnusto" , Soph. , Plat.
2. endless, Plat.
ajnhvnwr
ajn-hvnwr , oro", oJ , ( ajnhvr ) unmanly, Od., Hes.
ajnh`ptai
ajn-h`ptai , 3 sing. pf. pass. of ajn-avptw .
ajnhpuvw
ajn-hpuvw , f. sw , to cry aloud, roar, Mosch. [ v. hjpuvw.1/4
ajnhvr
ajnhvr (Root ANER ), ajnevro", oJ , Att. ajndrov", ajndriv, a[ndra , voc. a[ner : pl. a[ndre", -drw`n, -dravsi »a±1/4, -dra" : »a± : but in Ep. ajnevro", ajnevri, ajnevre", a<Eth>1/4 :— a man, Lat. vir (not homo):
I.
a man,
opp. to
a woman,
Hom
.,
etc.
II.
a man,
opp. to
a god,
path;r ajndrw`n te qew`n te
Id.
III.
a man,
opp. to
a youth,
a man in the prime of life,
Id.,
etc.
;
eij" a[ndra" ejggravfesqai
to be enrolled among
the men,
Dem.
IV. a man emphatically, a man indeed, ajnevre" e[ste, fivloi Il.; polloi; me;n a[nqrwpoi, ojlivgoi de; a[ndre" many human beings, but few men, Hdt.
V. a man, opp. to his wife, a husband, Hom ., etc. ; aijgw`n a[ner , Virgils vir gregis, Theocr.
aJnhvr
aJnhvr »a<Eth>1/4 , Att. crasis for oJ ajnhvr .
ajnhvriqmo"
ajn-hvriqmo" , poët. for ajn-avriqmo" .
ajnhvroto"