as all mevtoikoi at Athens were obliged to do, Ar. ;—so, ejpigravyasqaiv tina kuvrion Dem.
IV. ejpigravyai eJauto;n ejpiv ti to lend ones name to a thing, to endorse it, Aeschin. ;—so in Pass. and Med. , to inscribe ones name on, Id.
V. Med. to assume a name, Plut.
ejpivgrupo"
ejpiv-gru<Eth>po" , on , somewhat hooked, of the beak of the ibis, Hdt. ; of men, Plat.
ejpidaivomai
ejpi-daivomai , Dep. ( daivw B) to distribute, h. Hom. :— Pass. , pf. devdasmai , Hes.
ejpidakruvw
ejpi-dakruvw , f. uvsw »u<Eth>1/4 , to weep over, absol ., Ar.
ejpidavmnamai
ejpi-davmnamai , Med. to subdue, Anth.
ejpivdamo"
ejpivda<Eth>mo" , on , Dor. for ejpivdhmo" .
ejpidaneivzw
ejpi-da±neivzw , f. sw , to lend money on property already mortgaged, Dem .: —Med. to borrow on such property, Id.
ejpidayileuvomai
ejpi-dayileuvomai , Dep. to lavish upon a person, bestow freely, tiv tini Hdt .; ejpid. tiniv tino" to give
him freely of it, Xen. :— metaph. to illustrate more richly, Luc.
ejpidevdroma
ejpidevdroma , pf. 2 of ejpitrevcw .
ejpidehv" , ev" , ( ejpidevomai ) in want of, tino" Plat ., Xen. :— Comp. , ejpideevstero" ejkeivnwn inferior to them, Plat. : Sup. evstato" Id.
ejpidei`
ejpidei` , impers. , v. ejpidevw B.
ejpivdeigma , ato", tov , ( ejpideivknumi ) a specimen, pattern, Xen ., Plat.
ejpideivelo"
ejpideivelo" , on , at even, about evening; neut. ejpideivela as Adv. , Hes.
ejpideivknumi