blaisov" , hv, ovn , having the knees bent inwards, bandylegged, Lat. valgus , Batr., Xen. :—generally, twisted, crooked, Anth.
blaivswsi"
blaivswsi" , ew", hJ , (as if from blaisovw ) distortion, retortion, Arist.
blakeiva
bla<Eth>keiva , hJ , laziness, stupidity, Xen ., Plat. ; and
blakeuvw
bla<Eth>keuvw , only in pres. , to be slack, lazy, Xen.
II. c. acc. to lose or waste through laziness, Luc .; and blakikov"
blakikov"
bla<Eth>kikov" , hv, ovn , lazy, stupid, Plat .: Adv. -kw`" , Ar. ; and blakwvdh"
blakwvdh"
bla<Eth>k-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) lazy-like, lazy, Xen. From blavx
blavx
blavx , bla<Eth>kov", oJ, hJ , ( malakov" ) slack in body and mind, stupid, a dolt, Plat ., Xen. :— Sup. blakivstato" ,
blavptw
blavptw (Root BLAB , v. blavbh ): f. yw : aor. I e[blaya , Ep. blavyei : pf. bevbla±fa :— Pass. , f. bla±bhvsomai and in med. form blavyomai : aor. I ejblavfqhn : aor. 2 ejblavbhn »a±1/4 , Ep. 3 pl. e[blaben, blavben : pf. bevblammai :— to disable, hinder, stop, Hom .; bl. povda" to disable the feet, to lame them, Od.:— Pass. , o[zw/ e[ni blafqevnte [the horses] caught in a branch, Il.; blavben a{rmata were stopped, Ib.; Diovqen blafqevnta bevlemna stopped, made frustrate by Zeus, Ib.
2. c. gen. to hinder from, blavptousi keleuvqou Od.:— Pass. , blabevnta loisqivwn drovmwn arrested in its last course, Aesch.
II. of the mind, to distract, delude, deceive, mislead, of the Gods, Hom. ; blafqeiv" , Lat. mente captus ,
Il.
III. after Hom. to damage, hurt, mar, opp. to wilful wrong ( ajdikei`n ), Aesch. , etc.
blastavnw
blastavnw , f. blasthvsw : aor. 2 e[blaston : pf. beblavsthka or ejblavsthka : plqpf. ejbeblasthvkein :— to bud, sprout, grow, of plants, Aesch. , etc.
2. metaph. to shoot forth, come to light, of men; ajnqrwvpou fuvsin blastwvn born in mans nature, Soph. ; blastavnei ajpistiva Id. (The Root is BLAST , f. blastei`n, blasthv .)
blastevw
blastevw , late form of blastavnw , often introduced by Copyist for the aor. 2 forms blastei`n, blastwvn .
blavsth
blavsth , hJ , = blastov" , Plat. , etc. ; petraiva bl . the growing rock, Soph.