eujcevreia
eujcevreia , hJ , dexterity, Plat ., etc.
II.
readiness, proneness,
eujc. ponhriva"
proclivity
to evil, Id.
2.
licentiousness, recklessness,
Aesch.
eujcerhv"
euj-cerhv" , ev" , ( ceivrh ) easily handled, easy to deal with, easy, eujcerev" ejsti , c. inf ., Batr.; pavnta tau`tÆ ejn eujcerei` e[qou didst make light of them, Soph. :— Adv. -rw`" , Id.
2. of persons, manageable, accommodating, kind, yielding, Soph .: —Adv ., eujcerw`" fevrein Plat ., etc. ; Comp. -evsteron , Xen.
3. in bad sense, unscrupulous, reckless, Dem .: —Adv. -rw`" , Id.
eujcetavomai
eujcetavomai , Dep. , only in Ep. pres. and impf. eujcetovwntai, -ovwnto , inf. -avasqai : ( eu[comai ):— to pray, Il.; to make vows, Hom.
II. to boast oneself, profess, brag, boast, c. inf ., tivne" e[mmenai eujcetovwntai ; Od., etc. ; ejpÆ ajndravsin eujc . to glory over them, Ib.
eujchv
eujchv , hJ , ( eu[comai ) a prayer, vow, Od., etc. : (but the common Homeric words are eu\co" and eujcwlhv ); eujch;n ejpitelevsai , Lat. vota persolvere , Hdt .; ajpodidovnai Xen .; kata; cilivwn eujch;n poihvsasqai cimavrwn to make a vow of a thousand goats, Ar.
2.
a mere wish, an aspiration,
as
opp. to
reality,
eujcai`" o{moia levgein
to build castles in the air,
Plat.
3.
a prayer for evil,
i.e.
an imprecation,
Aesch
.,
Eur.
eu[cilo"
eu[-ci<Eth>lo" , on , of a horse, feeding well, Xen.
eujcivmaro"
euj-civma±ro" »iØ1/4, on , rich in goats, Anth.
eu[cloo"
eu[-cloo" , on , contr. -clou" , oun , ( clova ) verdant, Soph.
eu[comai, EU [COMAI
EU [COMAI , Ep. 2 sing. eu[xeai : impf. hujcovmhn or euj- : f. eu[xomai : aor. I hujxavmhn or euj- : pf. eu\gmai , plqpf. hu[gmhn ( v. sub fin. ): Dep. :— to pray, offer prayers, pay ones vows, make a vow, Lat. precari, vota facere , qew`/ or qeoi`" Hom ., etc. ; pro;" tou;" qeouv" Xen ., etc. :— c. dat. commodi, to pray for one, Il.
2.
c. inf.
to pray that,
Hom
.,
etc.
; also,
eu[c. tou;" qeou;" dou`nai
to pray
them to give,
Xen.
3.
c. acc.
objecti,
to pray for
a thing,
long
or
wish for,
Pind
.,
Att.
;
eu[c. tiniv ti
to pray for
something
for
a person, as
Soph.
II.
to vow
or
promise to
do,
c. inf
.,
Hom.
,
Att.
2.
c. acc.
rei, like
Lat.
vovere
, to vow
a thing,
Aesch.
,
Ar.
III.
to profess loudly, to boast, vaunt,
Il.; mostly of something of which one has a right to be proud,