ejri-ku<Eth>dhv" , ev" , ( ku`do" ) very famous, glorious, splendid, Hom.
ejrikuvmwn
ejri-kuvmwn »u<Eth>1/4, on , ( kuvw ) big with young, Aesch.
ejrivmuko"
ejriv-mu<Eth>ko" , on , ( mukavomai ) loud-bellowing, Hom ., Hes.
ejri neov", jERI NEO vS
jERI-NEO vS , oJ , the wild fig-tree, Il., Theocr.
ejrivneo"
ejrivneo" »iØ1/4, a, on , Ion. eijrivneo" , h, on , ( e[rion ) of wool, woollen, Hdt.
jErivnu"
jErivnu<Eth>" (not jErinnuv" ), gen. uvo", hJ : pl. jErinuve" , Att. jErinu`" : Att. gen. jErinu`n :— the Erinys or Fury, an avenging deity, in sing. and pl. , Hom. , Trag. :—the number Three first in Eur. ; the names TisiphoneŒ , Megaera, Alecto only in late writers. At Athens they were called Eujmenivde", Semnaiv .
II. as appellat., mhtro;s jErinuve" curses from ones mother, Hom. ; but jErinu`" patrov" the blood-guiltiness of his sire, Hes. ; frenw`n jErinuv" distraction, Soph .:—in Trag. persons sent to be curses to men are called jErinuve" .
e[rion
e[rion , tov , Ion. ei[rion , ( e[ro", ei\ro" ) wool, in sing. and pl. , Hom. , Att. :— ei[ria ajpo; xuvlou cotton (Germ. Baumwolle, tree-wool), Hdt.
ejriopwlikw`"
ejrio-pwlikw`" , ( pwlevw ) Adv. like a wool-dealer, roguishly, Ar.
ejriouvnh"
ejri-ouvnh" and ejri-ouvnio" , oJ , Homeric epith. of Hermes (prob. from ejri-, ojnivnhmi ), the ready helper, luckbringer, Il.
ejriourgevw
ejriourgevw , f. hvsw , to work in wool, Xen. From ejriourgov"
ejriourgov"
ejri-ourgov" , ovn , ( e[rion , * e[rgw ) working in wool.
ejrivpnh
ejrivpnh or ejrivpna , hJ , ( ejreivpw ) a broken cliff, crag, scaur, Eur .: a steep side, sheer ascent, Id.
e[ripon
e[riØpon , Ep. for h[ripon , aor. 2 of ejreivpw : inf. ejripei`n .