3.
absol.
to abound, grow luxuriantly,
Soph
.: of the earth,
to teem with produce,
Xen.
4.
c. acc. cogn.
to send forth
water,
N.T.
(Akin to
bluvw, bluvzw
, and perh. to
fluvw
.)
brw`ma
brw`ma , ato", tov , ( bi-brwvskw ) that which is eaten, food, meat, Thuc ., Plat. , etc.
brwmavomai
brwmavomai , Dep. to bray, Lat. rudere , brwmhsavmeno" Ar. (Formed from the sound.)
brwmatomixapavth
brwma±to-mix-a±pavth , hJ , the false pleasure of eating made dishes, Anth.
brwvmh
brwvmh , hJ , ( bi-brwvskw ) = brw`ma , food, Od.
brwvsimo"
brwvsimo" , on , ( bi-brwvskw ) eatable, Aesch.
brw`si"
brw`si" , ew", hJ , ( bi-brwvskw ) meat, Od., Thuc. , etc.
II.
eating,
Plat.
2.
corrosion, rust,
N.T.
brwthvr
brwthvr , h`ro", oJ , ( bi-brwvskw ) eating, Aesch.
brwtov"
brwtov" , hv, ovn , verb. Adj. of bi-brwvskw , to be eaten: — brwtovn, tov , meat, Eur ., Xen.
brwtuv"
brwtuv" »u<Eth>1/4, hJ , Ion. for brw`si" , Hom.
bublavrion
bublavrion , tov , Dim. of buvblo" , Anth.
buvblino"
buvblino" , h, on , ( buvblo" ) made of byblus, Od., Hdt.
buvblo"
buvblo" , hJ , the Egyptian papyrus, the root and triangular stalk of which were eaten by the poor, Hdt.
2.
its fibrous coats,
as prepared for ropes, Id.;
cf.
buvblino"
.
3.
the outer coat
of the papyrus, used for writing on, hence in
pl.
leaves of byblus,
Id.
4.
a paper, book,
Id.; in this sense more commonly written
bivblo"
(
q.v.
):—
pl.
buvbla, tav
,
Anth.
buvzhn