cloerotrovfo"
cloero-trovfo" , on , ( trevfw ) producing green grass, Eur.
clovh, CLO vH
CLO vH , h" , Dor. clova , a" , the first shoot of plants in spring, the green blade of corn or grass, Hdt. , Eur. , etc.
2. the young verdure of trees, foliage, Eur.
clohkomevw
cloh-komevw , to be green as a young leaf, Anth.
clohrov"
clohrov" , av, ovn , = cloerov", clwrov" , Eur.
clohfovro"
cloh-fovro" , on , bearing green grass or leaves, Eur.
clouvnh"
clouvnh" , ou, oJ , Epic epith. of the wild boar, of unknown sense and deriv. , perh. for clo-euvnh" , couching in the greenwood, cl. su`" a[grio" Il.; clou`nai suve" Hes.
clou`ni"
clou`ni" , hJ , a word of unknown sense (like clouvnh" ), perh. freshness, youthful vigour, Aesch.
clwrhiv"
clwrhiv" , ivdo" , poët. fem. of clwrov" , pale-green, browngreen, of the nightingale, Od.
clwrovkomo"
clwrov-komo" , on , ( kovmh ) green-leaved, Eur.
clwrov"
clwrov" , poët. cloerov" , av, ovn , ( clovh ) greenish-yellow (like young grass or leaves), pale-green, light-green, green, grassy, Od., Soph. , Eur. ; sivtou e[ti clwrou` o[nto" Thuc.
2.
yellow,
of honey,
Hom.
;
ajmfi; clwra;n yavmaqon
on the
yellow
sand,
Soph.
II.
generally,
pale, pallid, bleached,
clwro;" uJpai; deivou"
Il.;—then, as an epith. of fear,
clwro;n devo"
Hom
.:—
yellow, pallid,
of persons affected by the plague,
Thuc.
III.
without regard to colour,
green,
i.e.
fresh,
Od.,
Ar.
2.
metaph.
fresh, living,
clwro;n ai|ma
Soph
.,
Eur.
;
clwro;n davkru
, like
qalero;n davkru
,
the fresh, bursting
tear,
Eur.
;
cl. mevlea
fresh, young
limbs,
Theocr.
clwrovth"
clwrovth" , hto", hJ , greenness, Plut.
cnauvw
cnauvw , properly = knavw , to gnaw, nibble, Eur.
cnoavzw