II. of men, accommodating, Plat.
eu[-arno" , on , rich in sheep or lambs, Anth.
eujavroto"
euj-avroto" , on , ( ajrovw ) well-ploughed or easy to be ploughed, Anth.
eu[arco"
eu[-arco" , on , ( a[rcw ) beginning well, making a good beginning, Anth.
eu[a"
eu[a" , oJ , the Roman ovatio, Plut.
eu[asma , ato", tov , ( eujavzw ) a Bacchanalian shout, Eur.
eujasmov"
eujasmov" , oJ , ( eujavzw ) a shout of revelry, Plut.
eujasthvr
eujasthvr , h`ro", oJ , = sq. , Anth.
eujasthv" , ou` , or parox. eujavsth" , ou, oJ , ( eÆavzw ) a Bacchanal, Anth.
eujavtrio"
eujavtrio" »a<Eth>1/4, on , Dor. for eujhvtrio" .
eujafhvghto"
euj-afhvghto" , Ion. eujap- , on , easy to describe, Hdt.
eujafhv"
euj-a±fhv" , ev" , ( aJfhv ) touching gently: metaph ., euj.metavbasi" an easy, unforced transition, Luc. :— to; eujafev" delicate touch, Id.:— Adv. -fw`" , Id.
eujachv"
euja<Eth>chv", eujavchto" , Dor. for eujhc- .
eujbavstakto"
euj-bavstakto" , on , easy to carry or move, Hdt.
eu[bato"
eu[-ba±to" , on , ( baivnw ) accessible, passable, Aesch .; Comp. -wvtero" , Xen.