2.
generally,
of ones own free will,
Soph.
3.
of animals,
feeding and ranging at will,
Anth.
aujtovnoo"
aujtov-noo" , on , contr. -nou" , oun , self-willed, Aesch.
aujtonuciv
aujto-nuØciv »i<Eth>1/4 , adv. ( nuvx ) that very night, Il.
aujtovxulo"
aujtov-xuØlo" , on , ( xuvlon ) of mere wood, Soph.
aujtopaghv"
aujto-pa±ghv" , ev" , ( phvgnumi ) self-joined, self-built, Anth.
aujtopavqeia
aujtopavqeia , hJ , ones own feeling or experience, Polyb. From aujtopaqhv"
aujtopaqhv"
aujto-pa±qhv" , ev" , speaking from ones own feeling or experience: — Adv. -qw" , Polyb.
aujtovpai"
aujtov-pai" , paido", oJ, hJ , an own child, Soph.
aujtophvmwn
aujto-phvmwn , on , ( ph`ma ) for ones own woes, Aesch.
aujtovpoio"
aujtov-poio" , on , ( poievw ) self-produced, as the Athenian olive, Soph.
aujtovpoli"
aujtov-poli" , hJ , free as a state, independent, Thuc.
aujtopolivth"
aujto-polivth" , ou, oJ , citizen of a free state, Xen.
aujtopovnhto"
aujto-povnhto" , on , ( ponevw ) self-wrought, Anth.
aujtovpou"
aujtov-pou" , oJ, hJ, -poun, tov , on ones own feet, Luc.
aujtovpremno"
aujtov-premno" , on , ( prevmnon ) together with the root, root and branch, Soph ., Ar. ; aujt. ti didovnai