ajnuvtw
ajnuvtw or aJnuvtw , Att. form of ajnuvw .
ajnufaivnw
ajn-uØfaivnw , f. a±nw` , to weave anew, renew, Plat.
ajnuyovw
ajn-uyovw , f. wvsw , to raise up, exalt, Anth ., in Med.
ajnuvw
ajnuvw , Att. ajnuvtw , or aJnuvtw : impf. h[nuon : f. ajnuvsw »a±nuØ-1/4 : aor. I h[nuØsa , Ep. a[nussa : pf. h[nu`ka :— Pass. , pf. h[nusmai : aor. I hjnuvsqhn . (From the Verb a[nw ):— to effect, achieve, accomplish, complete, Lat. conficere , c. acc. rei, Hom. , etc. ; absol. , oujde;n h[nue he did no good, Hdt .; c. acc. et inf. to bring to pass that. . , Soph. :— Med. to accomplish for ones own advantage, Od., Plat. , etc.
2.
to make an end of, destroy,
Hom
.,
etc.
3.
to finish a journey,
o{sson nhu`" h[nusen
much as a ship
can do,
Od.; so,
ajn. qalavssh" u{dwr
to make its way over
the sea water, Ib.
4. in Att. absol. to make ones way, pro;" povlin Soph .; ejpi; ajktavn Eur .; also, qavlamon ajnuvtein to reach the bridal chamber, Soph. ; with inf. , h[nuse pera`n succeeded in crossing, Aesch. ; and with an Adj. , ei\nai being omitted, eujdaivmwn ajnuvsei will come to be happy, Soph.
5.
Pass.
of Time,
to come to an end,
Theocr.
6.
in
Pass.
also of persons,
to grow up,
Aesch.
7.
to get, procure,
forbavn
Soph
.,
etc.
II.
with a partic.,
oujk ajnuvw fqonevousa
I gain
nothing by gruding, Il.
III.
to do quickly, make haste,
Ar
.; then, like
fqavnw, a[nue pravttwn
make haste
about it, Id.;
a[nuson uJpodhsavmeno"
make haste
and get your shoes on, Id.; also
ajnuvsa"
with an
imper.
,
a[noigÆ, a[noigÆ ajnuvsa"
make haste and
open the door, Id.;
ajnuvsa" trevce, levgÆ ajnuvsa"
Id.,
etc.
a[nw, [ANW
[ANW »a<Eth> generally], inf. a[nein , part. a[nwn , impf. h\non :— radic. form of ajnuvw , to accomplish, achieve, finish, oJdovn Od.; oujde;n h\non Eur.
II. Pass ., of the close of a period of time, nu;x a[netai night is drawing to a close, Il.; e[to" ajnovmenon the waning year, Hdt. :—generally to be finished, Il.; h[neto to; e[rgon Hdt.
a[nw
a[nw , Adv. : ( ajnav ):
I.
implying Motion,
up, upwards,
Hom
.,
etc.
;
a[nw ijovnti
going
up the country,
(i.e.
inland),
Hdt.
II.
implying Rest,
up, aloft, on high,
Soph
.,
Plat.
,
etc.
2.
on earth,
as
opp. to
the world below,
Soph.
;
oiJ a[nw
the living,
opp. to
oiJ kavtw
the dead,
Id.
3.
in heaven,
as
opp. to
earth,
oiJ a[nw qeoiv
the gods above,
Lat.
superi
,
Id.
4.
generally of position,
a[nw kaqh`sqai
to sit
in the upper quarter
of the city, i.e. the Pnyx,
Dem.
;
hJ a[nw boulhv
, i.e. the Areopagus,
Plut.
5.
geographically,
on the north, northward,
Hdt.
6.
inward from the coast,
Id.,
Xen.
;
oJ a[nw basileuv"
the king of Persia,
Hdt.