ejriØdaivnw , Ep. aor. I ejrivdhna :— Med. , Ep. aor. I inf. ejriddhvsasqai : ( ejrivzw ):— to wrangle, quarrel, dispute, Hom .; c. dat ., ejridaivneton ajllhvloii>n Il.; and in Med. , possi;n ejriddhvsasqaiÆAcaioi`" to contend with them in the foot-race, Ib. ejridmaivnw , = ejreqivzw , to provoke to strife, irritate, Il.
II. intr. = ejridaivnw , to contend, Theocr . ,Mosch.
ejrivdmato"
ejriv-dma<Eth>to" , on , ( devmw ) strongly-built, i.e. unconquerable, or (from damavw ) all-subduing.
ejrivdoupo"
ejriv-doupo" , on , = ejrivgdoupo" , Hom.
ejrivzw
ejrivzw , Ep. inf. ejrizevmenai -evmen , Dor. e[risden : impf. h[rizon , Ep. e[rizon , Ion. ejrivzeskon : fut. ejrivsw :— Ep. aor. I h[riØsa , Ep. opt. ejrivsseie :— pf. h[ri[ka Polyb .: —Med ., Ep. aor. I subj. ejrivssetai (for ejrivshtai ): pf. ejrhvrismai : ( e[ri" ):— to strive, wrangle, quarrel, tiniv with one, Hom. , Att. ; prov" tina Hdt. , Plat.
2. to rival, vie with, be a match for, tiniv Hom .: —c. acc. rei, to contend with one in a thing, Id.;—also, c. dat. rei, Od., Att.
3.
absol.
to engage in a contest, keep the contest up,
Il.
II.
Hom.
sometimes uses the
Med.
, like the
Act.
ejrivhro"
ejriv-hro" , on, ( * a[rw , cf. h\ra ) fitting exactly: as epith. of eJtai`ro" , faithful, trusty, Il.; pl. in heterocl. form, ejrivhre" eJtai`roi, ejrivhra" eJtaivrou" Hom.
ejriqakiv"
ejri<Eth>qa±kiv" , ivdo", hJ , fem. of e[riqo" , Theocr.
ejriqhlhv"
ejriØ-qhlhv" , ev" , ( qavllw ) very flourishing, luxuriant, of plants, Il., Hes.
e[riqo"
e[ri<Eth>qo" , oJ , a day-labourer, hired servant of any sort; in Il., e[riqoi are mowers or reapers: later, e[riqoi, aiJ , spinsters, workers in wool, Dem ., Theocr. (Deriv. uncertain.)
ejrikei`n
ejriØkei`n , aor. 2 inf. of ejreivkw .
ejrivklausto"
ejriv-klausto" and -klauto" , on , much-weeping, Anth.
ejrivktupo"
ejriv-ktuØpo" , on , loud-sounding, Hes.
ejrikudhv"