2.
to slip through,
tw`n ceirw`n
Luc.
3.
of a vessel,
to leak,
Id.
4.
of a report,
to spread abroad,
Plut.
5.
ceivlh dierruhkovta
gaping
lips,
Ar.
II.
to fall away like water, die
or
waste away,
cavri" diarrei`
Soph
.; of one diseased,
Ar.
; of money,
Dem.
diarrhvgnumi
diar-rhvgnu<Eth>mi , f. -rhvxw :— Pass. , f. 2 -ra±ghvsomai : aor. 2 di-erravghn »a±1/4 :— to break through, cleave asunder, Il. (in Med. ), Hdt. , Soph. :— Pass. to burst, with eating, Xen. ; with passion, Ar. ; diarra±geivh" , as a curse, ’split you!’ Id.:— pf. dievrrwga , in same sense, Plat.
diarrhvdhn
diarrhvdhn , Adv. ( v. diei`pon ) expressly, distinctly, explicitly, Lat. nominatim , h. Hom. , Att.
diavrrimma
diavrrimma , ato", tov , a casting about, Xen. From diarrivptw
diarrivptw
diar-rivptw , poët. dia-rivptw : Ion. impf. diar-rivptaskon : f. yw : in Att. also a pres. diarriptevw :— to cast or shoot through, Od.
2.
to cast
or
throw about,
a dog,
to wag
the tail,
Xen.
3.
to throw about,
as nuts or money among a crowd,
Ar.
II.
intr.
to plunge,
Xen.
Hence
diavrriyi"
diavrriyi"
diavrriyi" , ew", hJ , a scattering, Xen.
diarrohv
diarrohv , hJ , ( diarrevw ) that through which something flows, a pipe, pneuvmato" diarroaiv the wind- pipe, Eur.
diarroqevw
diar-roqevw , f. hvsw , to roar through, diarroqh`sai kavkhn tiniv to inspire fear by clamour, Aesch.
diavrroia
diavrroia , hJ , ( diarrevw ) diarrhoea, Thuc.
diarroizevw
diar-roizevw , f. hvsw , to whizz through, c. gen ., Soph.
diarruvdan
diar-ruvdan , Dor. for -ruvdhn , Adv. flowing away, vanishing, Trag.
diarruh`nai