Dio-genevtwr , oro", oJ , giving birth to Zeus, Eur.
Diogenhv"
Dio-genhv" »i<Eth> in Hom. ], ev" , ( giv-gnomai ) sprung from Zeus, of kings and princes, ordained and upheld by Zeus, Hom .; of gods, Trag.
Diovgnhto"
Diov-gnhto" , on , contr. for Diogevnhto" , = Diogenhv" , Hes.
Diovgono"
Diov-gono" , on , = Diogenhv" , Eur. [with i1/4 .
diodeuvw
di-odeuvw , f. sw , to travel through, c. acc ., Plut.
diodoiporevw
di-odoiporevw , f. hvsw , = diodeuvw , Hdt.
divodo"
div-odo" , hJ , away through, thoroughfare, passage, Hdt ., etc. ; a[strwn divodoi their pathways, Aesch .; d. aijtei`sqai , to demand a passport or safe-conduct, Ar.
Diovdoto"
Diov-doto" , on , = Diovsdoto" , Aesch.
Diovqen
Diovqen , ( Diov" , gen. of Zeuv" ) Adv. sent from Zeus, by his will or favour, Il., Trag.
dioivgnumi
di-oivgnumi , f. xw , to open, Ar .:—also dioivgw , Soph. , Eur.
divoida
divoida , pf. : v. diei`don .
di-oidevw , f. hvsw , strengthd. for oijdevw , Luc.
dioikevw
di-oikevw , impf. diwv/koun : f. -hvsw : aor. I diwv/khsa : pf. diwv/khka :— Pass. , aor. I diw/khvqhn : pf. diwv/khmai :—properly to manage a house: then generally, to manage, control, govern, administer, th;n povlin Thuc. , etc. ; esp. of financial matters, Dem. :— Med. to manage after ones own will and pleasure, ta; pravgmata Id.; pf. pass. (in same sense), Id.
2.
to provide, furnish,
Id.
II.
to inhabit distinct places,
Plat
.:
—Med.
to live apart,
Xen.
Hence
dioivkhsi"