cwneuvw
cwneuvw, cwvnh , contr. from coaneuvw, coavnh .
cwjnhvr
cwjnhvr , crasis for kai; oJ ajnhvr .
cwvnnumi
cwvnnu<Eth>mi, -uvw , later form of covw , Polyb. , etc.
cwvomai, CW vOMAI
CW vOMAI , Ep. imper. cwveo : 3 sing. Ep. impf. cwveto : f. cwvsomai : aor. I ejcwsavmhn , Ep. 3 sing. subj. cwvsetai : Dep. :— to be angry, wroth, indignant, Hom .; cwovmeno" kh`r, qumovn Il.; khrovqi Od.
1.
c. dat.
pers.
to be angry at
one,
o{te cwvsetai ajndriv
Il.
2.
c. gen. pers.
vel rei,
cwovmeno" gunaikov"
about
or
because of
her, Ib.;
cwvsato dÆ aijnw`" nivkh" te kai; e[gceo"
Ib.
3. c. acc. rei, only in the phrase mhv moi tovde cwveo be not angry with me for this, Od.
cw[ph
cw[ph , crasis for kai; o{ph .
cwjpovtan , crasis for kai; oJpovtan .
cw[pw" , crasis for kai; o{pw" .
cwvra , Ion. cwvrh , hJ , = cw`ro" , the space in which a thing is, Lat. locus , oujdev ti pollh; cwvrh messhguv" Il.; ojlivgh/ ejni; cwvrh/ Ib.
2.
generally,
a place,
Hom.
3.
ones place, position,
ejn cwvrh/ eJzesqai
Il.;
esp.
a soldiers
post,
cwvran leivpein
Thuc
.;
cwvran labei`n
to find
ones place,
e{w" a]n cwvran lavbh/ ta; pravgmata
till they are brought into
position,
into
order,
Xen.
4. metaph. ones place in life, station, place, position, [Arh" dÆ oujk ejni; cwvra/ the spirit of war is not there, Aesch .; ejn ajndrapovdwn or misqofovrwn cwvra/ ei\nai to be in the position of slaves or mercenaries, Xen. ; ejn oujdemia`/ cwvra/ ei\nai to be in no esteem, nullo loco haberi, Id.:—also, kata; cwvran ( cwvrhn ) ei\nai, e[cein to be in ones place, to keep a thing in its place, Hdt ., Ar. ; kata; c. mevnein to stand ones ground, Hdt. , Att.
II.
land,
viz.,
1.
a land, country,
Lat.
regio
,
Od.,
Hdt.
,
Trag.
2.
a piece of land, an estate, farm,
Lat.
ager
,
Xen.
3.
the country,
opp. to
the town,
Lat.
rus
,
ta; ejk th`" cwvra", oJ ejk th`" cwvra" si`to"
Thuc
.,
Xen.
cwrevw
cwrevw
,
f.
cwrhvsw
,
Att.
generally in
med.
form,
cwrhvsomai
:
aor.
I
ejcwvrhsa
:
pf.
kecwvrhka
: (
cw`ro"
):—
to make room for another, give way, draw back, retire, withdraw,
Il.;
gai`a e[nerqen cwvrhsen
the earth
gave way
from beneath, i.e. opened, h.
Hom.
;—
pruvmnan c.
=
krouvesqai pruvmnan
,
to put back, retire,
Eur
.; —
cwrei`te
begone!
Aesch
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