II. gain made by traffic, Theophr.
ejmpolhtov" , hv, ovn , ( ejmpolavw ) bought, ouJmpolhto;" Sisuvfou Laertivw/ the son of Sisyphus bought by or palmed off upon Laërtes, Soph.
e[mpoli"
e[m-poli" , ew", oJ, hJ , ( ejn ) in the city or state: oJ e[mp. tini ones fellow-citizen, Soph.
ejmpoliteuvw
ejm-poli<Eth>teuvw , f. sw , ( ejn ) to be one of a state, to be a citizen, hold civil rights, Thuc.
ejmpolovwnto
ejmpolovwnto , Ep. for -w`nto , 3 pl. pres. med. of ejmpolavw .
ejmpompeuvw
ejm-pompeuvw , f. sw , ( ejn ) to swagger in procession, Luc.
ejmpovreuma
ejmpovreuma , ato", tov , merchandise, Xen. From ejmporeuvomai
ejmporeuvomai
ejm-poreuvomai , f. -poreuvsomai : aor. I ejneporeuvqhn : ( ejn ): Dep. :— to travel, Soph.
II.
to travel for traffic, to be a merchant, to trade, traffic,
Thuc.
2.
c. acc.
rei,
to import,
Luc.
3.
c. acc.
pers.
to make gain of, to overreach,
N.T.
Hence
ejmporeuteva
ejmporeuteva
ejmporeuteva , verb. Adj. one must go or tramp, Ar.
ejmporiva
ejmporiva , Ion. -ivh , hJ , ( e[mporo" ) commerce, trade, traffic, Hes ., etc.
2.
a trade
or
business,
N.T
.,
Anth.
II.
merchandise,
Xen
.,
Dem.
ejmporikov"
ejmporikov" , hv, ovn , commercial, mercantile, Stesich.; ejmp. tevcnh = ejmporiva , Plat. ; ejmp. divkai mercantile actions, Dem. ; ta; ejmp. crhvmata money to be used in trade, Id.
2. imported, foreign, Ar .; and ejmpovrion
ejmpovrion
ejmpovrion , tov , Lat. emporium , a trading-place, mart, factory, such as were formed by the Phoenicians and Carthaginians, Hdt. , etc.
2.
to; ejmp
., at Athens,
the Exchange,
where the merchants resorted,
Dem.
II.
ejmpovria, tav
,
merchandise,
Xen.
From
e[mporo"