ejk-narkavw , f. hvsw , to become quite torpid, Plut.
ejknevmomai
ejk-nevmomai , Med. with aor. I pass. ejxenemhvqhn , to go forth to feed: metaph ., ejknevmesqai povda to turn away ones foot, Soph.
ejkneotteuvw
ejkneotteuvw , to hatch, Arist.
ejk-neurivzw , f. sw , ( neu`ron ) to cut the sinews: — Pass. , ejkneneurismevnoi unnerved, Dem.
ejkneuvw
ejk-neuvw , f. sw , aor. I ejxevneusa ( cf. ejknevw ):— to turn the head aside, Xen.
2.
c. acc.
to shun, avoid,
Orph.
II.
to fall headlong,
Eur.
III.
to give
one
a sign
to move away,
c. inf
., Id.
ejknevw
ejk-nevw , f. -neuvsomai : aor. I ejxevneusa :— to swim out, swim to land, escape by swimming, Eur ., Thuc. : generally, to escape, Eur.
ejknhvfw
ejk-nhvfw , f. yw , to sleep off a drunken fit, become sober again, Anth.
ejknhvcomai
ejk-nhvcomai , f. xomai : Dep. = ejknevw , to swim out or away, Luc.
ejknivzw
ejk-nivzw , f. -nivyw (formed from -nivptw ), to wash out, purge away, Eur .: —Med. to wash off from oneself, Lat. diluere , oujdevpote ejknivyh/ ta; pepragmevna Dem.
II. to wash clean, purify, Anth.
ejknikavw
ejk-ni<Eth>kavw , f. hvsw , to achieve by force, Eur .: to carry ones point, Plut.
II. intr. to win a complete victory: metaph. to gain the upper hand, prevail, Thuc.
ejknivyw
ejknivyw , fut. of ejknivzw .
ejk-novmio" , on , ( novmo" ) unusual, marvellous: Adv. -ivw" , Ar. ; Sup. ejknomiwvtata Id.
e[knomo"
e[k-nomo" , on , outlawed, Lat. eclec , Aesch. :— Adv. -mw" , out of tune, discordantly, Id.