clamuvdion
cla±muvdion »uØ1/4, tov , Dim. of clamuv" , Plut.
2. a shabby cloak, Id.
clamudoeidhv"
cla±muØdo-eidhv" , ev" , ( ei\do" ) like a clamuv" , Strab.
clamudourgiva
cla±muØdourgiva , hJ , the making of clamuvde" , the trade of a clamudourgov" , Xen. From clamudourgov"
clamudourgov"
cla±muØdourgov" , oJ, ( * e[rgw ) a maker of clamuvde" .
cla muv", CLA MU vS
CL ØAMU vS »uØ1/4, uvdo", hJ : acc. clamuvda, clavmun :— a short mantle, worn by horsemen, Xen. ; and by the Athen. e[fhboi , Anth.
2. generally, a military cloak, Plut .:—also the generals cloak, Lat. paludamentum , Id.
clanivdion
cla±nivdion »iØ1/4, tov , Dim. of claniv" , mostly a womans mantle, Hdt ., Soph. , Eur.
clanidopoiiva
cla±niØdo-poiiva , hJ , the art of a clanidopoiov" , Xen.
clanidopoiov"
cla±niØdo-poiov" , ovn , ( poievw ) making clanivde" .
cla niv", CLA NI vS
CL ØANI vS , ivdo", hJ , an upper-garment of wool, a shawl, finer than the clai`na , mostly worn by women, Hdt. ; clanivda forei`n , as a mark of effeminacy, Dem.
clanivskion
cla±nivskion , tov , Dim. of claniv" , a cloaklet, Ar ., Aeschin. : so claniskivdion , tov , Ar.
clarov"
cla<Eth>rov" , av, ovn , exultant, claro;n gela`n Pind.
cleuavzw
cleuavzw , f. avsw , ( cleuvh ) to joke, jest, scoff, jeer, Ar ., Dem. :—so in Med. , Plut.
2. c. acc. to mock, scoff at, Dem. Hence cleuasiva
cleuasiva
cleua±siva , hJ , mockery, scoffing, Dem.
cleuasmov"
cleuasmov" , oJ , = cleuasiva , Dem.