coreutevon , verb. Adj. of coreuvw , one must dance, Eur.
coreuthv"
coreuthv" , ou`, oJ , ( coreuvw ) a choral dancer, Pind ., Ar. :— metaph. , qeou` c . the follower of a god, Plat.
coreutikov"
coreutikov" , hv, ovn , of or for the dance, Luc. From coreuvw
coreuvw
coreuvw , f. -sw : aor. I ejcovreusa : pf. kecovreuka :— Med. , f. -euvsomai : aor. I ejcoreusavmhn :— Pass. , aor. I ejcoreuvqhn : pf. kecovreumai : ( corov" ):— to dance a round or choral dance, Soph ., etc. ; esp. of the Bacchic chorus, Eur. :— to take part in the chorus, regarded as a matter of religion, Soph. : to be one of a chorus, Ar .: —c. dat. pers. to dance to him, in his honour, Eur.
2.
generally,
to dance,
esp.
from joy,
Soph.
,
Eur.
3.
metaph.
to practise
a thing,
be versed
in it,
Plat.
II.
c. acc. cogn
.,
froivmion coreuvsomai
I will dance
a prelude (to festivities),
Aesch.
;
c. gavmou"
to celebrate
them,
Eur.
;
o[rgia Mousw`n
Ar
.:
—Med
.,
coreuvesqai divna"
to ply the
eddying
dance,
Eur.
:—
Pass.
,
kecovreutai hJmi`n
(sings the Chorus) our
part is played,
Ar.
2. trans. to celebrate in choral dance, [Iakcon Soph .: —Pass. to be celebrated in choral dance,
III. Causal, to set one a dancing, to rouse, wake to the dance, tinav Eur .; so, povda coreuvein Anth.
corhgei`on
corhgei`on , tov , the place in which a chorus was trained, their dancing-school, Dem.
II.
in
pl.
corhgei`a
or
corhvgia, tav
,
supplies
for an army,
Lat.
commeatus
,
Polyb
.;
cf.
corhgiva
II
.
2.
corhgevw
corhgevw , f. hvsw , ( corhgov" ) to lead a chorus, Plat .: metaph. to take the lead in a matter, c. gen ., touvtou tou` lovgou Id.
II. in Att. of the corhgov" , to defray the cost of bringing out a chorus at the public feasts, to act as choragus, Oratt.; c. dat ., c. corw`/ Plat .; c. ajndravsi ej" Dionuvsia Lys .; c. kwmw/doi`" Id.; also with the feast in acc. , cor. Lhvnaia Ar .; Dionuvsia Dem .: —Pass. to have choragi found for one, corhgou`sin me;n oiJ plouvsioi, corhgei`tai de; oJ dh`mo" Xen.
2.
metaph.
to minister to,
c. tai`" seautou` hJdonai`"
Aeschin.
3.
metaph.
also, a.
c. acc.
pers.
to furnish abundantly with
a thing,
esp.
with supplies for war,
Polyb.
:—
Pass.
to be well supplied,
Arist.
b.
c. acc.
rei,
to supply, furnish,
Dem.
corhgiva
corhgiva , hJ , the office of a corhgov" at Athens, the defraying of the cost of the public choruses, being the chief of the leitourgivai , Thuc. , etc.
II.
means for providing
coroiv
:
abundance of means, fortune,
Arist.
2.
metaph.
supplies for war,
Polyb.
corhgikov"
corhgikov" , hv, ovn , of or for a corhgov", c. ajgw`ne" rivalry in bringing out choruses, Xen.
Id.
corhvgion