ejndiabavllw
ejn-diabavllw , to calumniate in a matter, Luc.
ejndiavzw
ejndiØavzw , ( e[ndio" 1) to pass the noon, Plut.
ejndiaqruvptomai
ejn-diaqruvptomai , Pass. to play the prude towards, trifle with, tini Theocr.
ejndiaitavomai
ejn-diØaitavomai , Ion. -evomai , Dep. to live or dwell in a place, Hdt. , Thuc. , etc.
ejndiatavssw
ejn-diatavssw , f. xw , to draw an army up in, Hdt.
ejndiatrivbw
ejn-diatrivbw »i<Eth>1/4 , f. yw , to spend or consume in doing, crovnon Ar ., Thuc.
II.
absol.
(
sub.
crovnon
),
to spend time in
a place,
Dem.
2.
to waste time by staying in
a place,
linger
there,
Thuc.
,
Plat.
3.
to continue in
the practice of a thing
e[n tini
Xen
.:
absol.
to dwell upon a point
(in speaking),
Aeschin.
ejndiatriptevon
ejndiatriptevon , Verbal, one must dwell upon, tiniv Luc.
ejndiavw
ejndiØavw
,
Ep. impf.
ejndiavaskon
, (
e[ndio"
)
to stay in the open air;
generally,
to linger in
or
haunt
a place,
c. dat
.,
Anth.
:—in
Med.
, h.
Hom.
II.
trans
.,
poimevne" mh`la ejndiavaskon
shepherds
were driving
their sheep
afield,
Theocr.
ejndiduvskw
ejn-diØduvskw , to put on another, tinav ti N.T .: —Med. to put on oneself, Ib.
ejndivdwmi
ejn-divdwmi , f. -dwvsw , to give in:
I.
to give into
ones
hands, give up to,
tinav
or
tiv tini
Eur
.,
etc.
; a city,
esp.
by treachery,
Thuc.
,
Xen.
II.
like
Lat.
praebere
, to give, lend, afford,
ejndidovnai tini; cevra
to lend
him a hand,
Eur.
;
ejnd. labhvn tini
to give
one a handle,
Ar.
:—
to cause, excite,
Thuc.
III.
to shew, exhibit,
Hdt
.,
Eur.
,
etc.
IV.
to allow, grant, concede,
Eur
.,
Thuc.
V.
intr.
to give in, allow, permit,
Hdt
.:
to give in, give way,
Thuc
.:—
ejnd. tini
to yield to,
Id.
ejndihmereuvw
ejn-dihmereuvw , to pass the day in, Theophr.