II. = dovnax , Anth.
donaki`ti" , ido", hJ , ( dovnax ) of reed, Anth.
donakogluvfo"
dona±ko-gluvfo" »uØ1/4, on , ( gluvfw ) reed-cutting, penmaking, Anth.
donakovei"
dona±kovei" , essa, en , ( dovnax ) reedy, Eur .; dovlo" d ., of a reed covered with birdlime, Anth.
donakotrovfo"
dona±ko-trovfo" , on , ( trevfw ) producing reeds, Theogn.
donakovcloo"
dona±kov-cloo" , on , contr. -clou" , oun , ( clovh ) green with reeds, Eur.
dovnax
dovnax , a±ko", oJ , Ion. dou`nax , Dor. dw`nax : (from donevw , ‘a reed shaken by the wind,’ cf. rJivy from rJivptw ):— a reed, Hom .; dovnake" kalavmoio reed- stalks, h. Hom.
II.
anything made of reed,
1.
the shaft of an arrow,
Il.
2.
a shepherds pipe,
Aesch
.,
Theocr.
3.
a fishing-rod
or
limed twig
(
cf.
donakovei"
),
Anth.
4.
the bridge
of the lyre,
Ar.
donevw
donevw , f. hvsw :— Pass. , Dor. 3 sing. plqpf. dedovna<Eth>to :— to shake, of wind, Il.; d. gavla to shake it, as to make butter, Hdt.
2. to drive about, Lat. agitare , Od., Pind. :— Pass. , hJ jAsivh ejdoneveto Asia was in commotion, Hdt .; aijqh;r donei`tai Ar. Hence dovnhma
dovnhma
dovnhma , ato", tov , an agitation, waving, devndrou Luc.
dovxa
dovxa± , hJ , ( dokevw ) a notion, true or false: and so,
1. expectation, ajpo; dovxh" otherwise than one expects, Hom .; para; dovxan h[ . . Hdt. ; opp. to kata; dovxan , Plat. , etc. ; ajpo; dovxh" pesevein , Lat. spe excidere , Hdt .; dovxan parevcein tiniv to make one expect that, c. inf ., Xen.
2.
an opinion, judgment,
Pind
.,
Att.
3.
like
dovkhsi"
,
a mere opinion, conjecture,
Aesch
.,
etc.
;
dovxh/ ejpivstasqai
to imagine, suppose
(but wrongly),
Hdt.
:—also,
a fancy, vision, dream,
Aesch
.,
Eur.
II. the opinion which others have of one, estimation, reputation, credit, honour, glory, Lat. existimatio , Solon, Aesch. , etc. ; dovxan fevresqai, e[cein Thuc ., etc. ; tinov" for a thing, Eur. :—rarely of ill