2.
of soldiers,
orderly, well-disciplined,
Id.,
Thuc.
,
etc.
II.
Adv.
-tw"
,
in order,
Aesch
.,
Ar.
:
Comp.
-ovteron
Dem
.,
-tevrw"
Xen.
Hence
eujtaxiva
eujtaxiva
eujtaxiva , hJ , good arrangement, good condition, Xen.
2. good order, discipline, Thuc.
eu[tarso"
eu[-tarso" , on , delicate-footed, Anth.
eu\te
eu\te , relat. Adv. :
I.
of Time,
poët.
for
o{te
,
when, at the time when:
2.
with
Opt.
,
whenever,
referring to instances in past time,
Hes.
,
Aesch.
3.
with Subj.,
eu\tÆ a[n
, like
o{tan
,
whenever, so often as,
Od.
II.
Causal,
since, seeing that,
Soph.
III.
as
Adv.
of Comparison, for
hju?te
,
as, even as,
twice in
Hom.
eujteivceo"
euj-teivceo" , on , ( tei`co" ) well-walled, Il.
eujteichv"
eujteichv" , ev" , = foreg., Pind. , Eur. ; but in Il. the acc. is eujteivcea , not eujteiceva .
eujteivchto"
euj-teivchto" , on , = eujteivceo" , h. Hom.
eujtekniva
eujtekniva , hJ , the blessing of children, a breed of goodly children, Eur.
eu[tekno"
eu[-tekno" , on , ( tevknon ) blest with children, Eur ., etc. ; eu[t. crhsmov" an oracle that gives promise of fair children, Id.; eu[t. xunwriv" a pair of fair children, Id.: Sup. -wvtato" Id.
eujtevleia
eujtevleia , Ion. -ivh , hJ , cheapness, Hdt .; eij" eujtevleian cheaply, i.e. vilely, Ar.
II. thrift, economy, ejpÆ eujteleiva/ economically, Id.; metÆ eujteleiva" Thuc .; eij" eujt. suntevmnein to cut down to an economical standard, Id. From eujtelhv"
eujtelhv"
euj-telhv" , ev" , ( tevlo" ) easily paid for, cheap, Hdt ., Plat. , etc. ; eujtelevstera de; ta; deinav the danger would be more cheaply met, Thuc. : Adv. -lw`" , at a cheap rate, Xen.
2.
mean, paltry, worthless,
Aesch
.;
eujtelestevra a[skhsi"
paltry, requiring no exertion,
Xen.
II.
thrifty, frugal,
Id.