ajrkouvntw"
ajrkouvntw" , contr. for ajrkeovntw" .
ajrktevon
ajrktevon , verb. Adj. ,
I.
of
a[rcomai
,
one must begin,
Soph.
II.
of
a[rcw
,
one must govern;
and in pass sense,
one must be ruled,
i.e.
obey,
Id.
a[rkto", [ARKTOS
[ARKTOS , hJ , a bear, Od., etc.
II. a[rkto", hJ , the constellation Ursa Major, also called a{maxa , the Wain, (the star just behind is called
jArktou`ro" the Bearward, or Bowvth" the Wagoner), Hom ., etc.
2. the region of the bear, the North, sing ., Hdt. , Eur.
jArktou`ro"
jArkt-ou`ro" , oJ , ( ou\ro" , guard), Arcturus ( v. a[rkto" II ), Hes. II. the time of his rising, the middle of September, Soph.
ajrktw`/o"
ajrktw`/o" , a, on , ( a[rkto" II ) northern, Luc.
a[rku", [ARKU S
[ARK ØUS , uo", hJ : pl. , nom. and acc. a[rkue", -ua" , Att. contr. a[rku<Eth>" :— a net, hunters net, Lat. cassis , Aesch. ; oft. in pl. , Id., Eur. :— metaph. , a[rkue" xivfou" the toils, i.e. perils, of the sword, Eur.
ajrkustasiva
ajrku-sta±siva , hJ , or -stavsion , tov , a line of nets, Xen.
ajrkuvstato"
ajrkuv-sta±to" , h, on , ( i{sthmi ) beset with nets, ajrkustavta mhcanav the hunters toils, Eur.
II. ajrkuvstata, tav , a place beset with nets, a snare, Aesch ., Soph.
ajrkuwrov"
ajrku-wrov" , oJ , ( ou\ro" ) a watcher of nets, Xen.
a{rma
a{rma , ato", tov, ( * a[rw ) a chariot, esp. a war-chariot, with two wheels, Hom. ; often in pl. for sing. , Il., Trag.
2. chariot and horses, the yoked chariot, Ib.: also the team, the horses, Eur ., Ar.
aJrmaliva
aJrmaliva , hJ, ( * a[rw ) fitting sustenance, allowance, food, Hes ., Theocr.
aJrmavmaxa