di-oruvssw , Att. -ttw , f. xw , to dig through or across, tavfron Od.; toi`con d. = toicwrucevw , Hdt. , Ar.
diorcevomai
di-orcevomai , f. hvsomai , Dep. to dance a match with one, tiniv Ar.
di`o"
di`o" , di`a, divon ( fem. di`o" and diva in Eur. ), contr. for divi>o" : ( Diov" , gen. of Div" ):— god-like, divine, Il.; di`a gunaikw`n noblest of women, Od.:—also worthy, trusty, the swineherd, Ib.; of whole nations or cities, Hom. ; of a noble horse, Il.
2.
of things, like
qei`o", qespevsio", iJerov"
,
divine, wondrous,
Hom.
II.
in literal sense,
of
or
from Zeus,
Aesch.
Diov"
Diov" »iØ1/4 , gen. of Zeuv" , from * Div" .
Diovsdoto"
Diov"-doto" , on , ( div-dwmi ) given by Zeus, Aesch.
Dioshmiva
Dio-shmiva , hJ , ( sh`ma ) a sign from Zeus, an omen from the sky, of a sudden storm, Ar.
Dioskovreion
Dioskovreion , tov , the temple of the Dioscuri, Thuc. From Diovskoroi
Diovskoroi
Diov"-koroi , Ion. -kouroi , oiJ , the sons of Zeus and Leda, Castor and Pollux, h. Hom.
II. the constellation named from them, the Twins, Lat. Gemini , Luc.
diovti
di-ovti , Conjunct. for dia; tou`to o{ti , for the reason that, since, Hdt ., etc.
2.
indirect,
wherefore, for what reason,
manqavnein diovti
Id.
II.
=
o{ti
,
that,
Id.,
Dem.
Diotrefhv", Diotrevfh"
Dio-trefhv" , ev" , ( trevfw ) cherished by Zeus, of kings and nobles, Hom.
diourivzw
diourivzw , Ion. for diorivzw .
dioceteuvomai
di-oceteuvomai , Pass. to be watered by canals ( ojcetoiv ), Strab.
dioclevw
di-oclevw , f. hvsw , to trouble or annoy exceedingly, Dem.