dh`se , Ep. aor. I of devw (A).
II. for ejdevhse , aor. I of devw (B).
dh`ta
dh`ta , Adv. , more emphatic form of dhv , certainly, to be sure, of course:
1. in answers, added to a word which echoes the question, i[sasin ; do they know? Answ. i[sasi dh`ta aye they know, Eur. ; often with a negat. , ouj dh`tÆ e[gwge faith not I, Ar.
2. in questions, mostly to mark an inference or consequence, tiv dh`ta ; what then? pw`" dh`ta ; a\ra dh`ta , etc. Trag .:—sometimes it expresses indignation, kai; dh`tÆ ejtovlma" ; and so thou hast dared? Soph. ; tau`ta dh`tÆ ajnascetav ; Id.; ironical, tw`/ sw`/ dikaivw/ dh`tÆ ; your principle of justice forsooth, Id.
3. in prayers or wishes, ajpovloio dh`ta now a murrain take thee! Ar. ; skovpei dh`ta only look, Plat. , etc.
dhcqeiv"
dhcqeiv" , aor. I pass. part. of davknw .
dhvw
dhvw , to find, meet with, in pres. with fut. sense, Hom. (Prob. akin to * davw .)
Dhwv
Dhwv , ovo" , contr. ou`", hJ , = Dhmhvthr , Demeter, h. Hom. , Soph. , etc. :— Adj. Dhw`/o" , a, on , sacred to her, Anth.
dh/wvsa"
dh/wvsa", dh/wqeiv" , aor. I act. and pass. part. of dhi?ow .
Div
Div , poët. for Dii? , dat. of Zeuv" :— Diva , acc.
diav, DI vA, diav
DI vA , poët. diaiv , Pre. governing gen. and acc. —Radic. sense, through.
A.
W
ITH GEN
.:
I.
of Place or Space:
1.
of motion
in a line, through, right through,
dia; me;n ajspivdo" h\lqe e[gco"
Il.;
diÆ hjevro" aijqevrÆ i{kanen
quite through
the lower air even to the ether, Ib.;
dia; pavntwn ejlqei`n
to go
through
all
in succession,
Xen.
2.
of motion
through
a space, but
not in a line, all through, over,
dia; pedivoio
Il.;
diÆ a[steo"
Od.
3.
of Intervals of Space,
dia; devka ejpavlxewn
at every
10th battlement,
Thuc.
;
dia; pevnte stadivwn
at a distance of
5 stades,
Hdt.
II.
of Time:
1.
throughout, during,
dia; panto;" tou` crovnou
Hdt
.;
diÆ hJmevrh"
all
day
long,
Id.;
dia; pantov"
continually,
Aesch
.;
diÆ ojlivgou
for
a short time,
Thuc.
2. of the interval between two points of Time, dia; crovnou pollou` or dia; pollou` cr . after a long time, Hdt. ; dia; crovnou after a time, Soph. ; crovno" dia; crovnou time after time, Id.
3. of successive Intervals, dia; trivth" hJmevrh" every other day, Hdt. ; diÆ ejniautou` every year, Xen.