kecandwv" a caldron containing four measures, Il.; oujk ejdunhvsato pavsa" aijgialo;" nh`a" cadevein the beach could not hold all the ships, Ib.; {Hrh/ dÆ oujk e[cade sth`qo" covlon the breast of Hera could not contain her rage, Ib.; wJ" oiJ cei`re" ejcavndanon as much as his hands could hold, Od.
II.
metaph.
to be capable,
h[usen o{son kefalh; cavde
Il.;
kekraxovmesqav gÆ oJpovson hJ favrugx
a]n candavnh/
Ar.
Hence
candovn
candovn
candovn , Adv. with mouth wide open, greedily, Od., Luc.
canei`n
ca±nei`n , aor. 2 inf. of cavskw :— cavnoi , 3 sing. opt.
cavo", CA vOS
CA vOS , eo" , Att. ou", tov , chaos, the first state of the universe, Hes. , etc.
2.
infinite space, the expanse,
Ar.
3.
the nether abyss, infinite darkness,
Anth.
caov"
ca<Eth>ov" , ovn , v. cavi>o" .
carav
ca±rav , hJ , ( caivrw ) joy, delight, Trag ., etc. ;—but c. gen. objecti, joy in or at a thing, Eur. ; kevrtomo" qeou` c . a joy sent by some god to grieve my heart, Id.:— cara`/ with joy, Aesch .; so, cara`" u{po Id.; su;n cara`/ Soph.
II. a joy, of persons, N.T.
cavragma
,
ato", tov
, (
caravssw
)
any mark engraven
or
imprinted,
c. ejcivdnh"
the serpents
mark,
i.e. its
bite,
Soph
.;
to; c. tou` qhrivou
the mark
of the beast, N. T.;
c. tevcnh"
carved work,
Ib.;
to; c. tou` nomivsmato"
the impress
on the coin,
Plut.
:
absol.
an inscription,
Anth.
caravdra
ca±ravdra , Ion. caravdrh , hJ , ( caravssw ) a mountainstream, a torrent, which cuts itself ( caravssei ) a way down the mountain-side, Il.:—hence, a loud, brawling voice is compared to the fwnh; caravdra" , Ar.
II.
the bed of a torrent, a gully, ravine,
Il.,
etc.
2.
a conduit
for carrying rain-water off a road,
Dem.
caradraiva
caradraiva , h", hJ , = caravdra , Anth.
caradriov"
ca±radriov" , oJ , a yellowish bird dwelling in clefts ( caravdrai ), perh. the curlew, Ar .: caradriou` bivon zh`n , of a glutton, Plat.
caradrovomai
ca±radrovomai , pf. kecaravdrwmai : aor. I ejcaradrwvqhn : ( caravdra ): Pass. :— to be broken into clefts by mountain-streams, to be intersected by ravines, Hdt.