eju>r-reivth" , ou, oJ , ( rJevw ) = eju>rrehv" , Hom. , Eur.
eju?rrhno"
eju?r-rhno" , on , ( rJhvn ) of a good sheep, Anth.
eju?rrin
eju?r-ri<Eth>n, eju?r-roo" , Ep. for eu[-rin, eu[-roo" .
eujruavguia
eujruØ-avguia± , fem. Adj. used only in nom. and acc. , with wide streets, in epith. of great cities, Hom.
eujruvalo"
eujruv-a±lo" , on , ( a{lw" ) with wide threshing-floor, generally, broad, Anth.
eujrubiva"
eujru-biva" , Ion. -bivh" , ou, oJ , = eujrusqenhv" , Hes. , Pind.
eujruqmiva
eujruqmiva , hJ , rhythmical order or movement, Plat ., etc.
eu[ruqmo"
eu[-ruqmo" , on , rhythmical, of musical time or cadence, Ar. , etc.
2. well-proportioned, Xen .; of armour, fitting well, Id.
eujruvkolpo"
eujruv-kolpo" , on , = eujruvsterno" , Pind.
eujrukreivwn
eujru-kreivwn , onto", oJ , wide-ruling, of Agamemnon, Hom.
eujruleivmwn
eujru-leivmwn , on , with broad meadows, Pind.
eujrumevdwn
eujru-mevdwn , onto", oJ , = eujrukreivwn , Pind.
eujrumevtwpo"
eujru-mevtwpo" , on , broad-fronted, of oxen, Hom.
eujruvnw
eujruvnw »u<Eth>1/4 , f. uØnw` ( eujruv" ) to broaden, eujru`nai ajgw`na to clear the arena (for dancing), Od.; to; mevson eujruvnein to leave a wide space in the middle, Hdt.
2. metaph. to extend, Anth .: Pass. to be spread abroad, Luc.
eujruvnwto"