Thuc.
II.
the common
Att. Comp.
and
Sup.
were
hJsucaivtero", -aivtato"
, but the regular form
-wvtero"
is also found.
III. Adv. -cw" , Eur. , etc. : gently, cautiously, Id.:— Sup. hJsucaivtata Plat .—The neut. h{sucon , Dor. a{sucon , is also used as Adv. , Theocr. ; and pl. a{suca , Id.
hjscummevno"
hjscummevno" , pf. pass. part. of aijscuvnw .
h{sw
h{sw , fut. of i{hmi .
h[te
h[-te ( h[ te ), or also, Il.
h\te
h\te or h\ te , surely, doubtless, Hom.
h\/te
h\/te, h[/thn , Att. for h[eite, hjeivthn , 2 pl. and 3 impf. dual of ei\mi (ibo).
h[thn
h[thn , 3 dual impf. of eijmiv (sum).
hj/tiavasqe
hj/tiavasqe
,
Ep.
for
hj/tia`sqe
, 2
pl. impf.
of
aijtiavomai
:—
hj/tia<Eth>savmhn
and
-avqhn
,
aor.
:
hj/tiva<Eth>mai
,
pf.
I.
=
h\ toi
,
now surely, truly, verily,
Il.; after
ajllÆ eij
. . ,
nevertheless,
Ib.
II.
=
h[toi
,
either in truth,
followed by
h[
,
or,
Hdt
.,
etc.
h\tor, \HTOR
\HTOR , tov , in Hom. always in nom. or acc. :— the heart as a part of the body, Il.:—then, as the seat of life, life, h\tor ojlevssai Ib.:—as the seat of feeling, the heart, Ib., etc.
h[trion, [HTRION
[HTRION , Dor. a[trion , tov , the warp in a web of cloth, Plat. , Theocr. :—in pl. a thin, fine cloth, such that one could see between the threads, Eur. ; h[tria buvblwn leaves made of strips of papyrus, Anth.
h\tron, \HTRON
\HTRON , tov , the part below the navel, the abdomen, Plat ., Xen. , etc.
h|tta
h|tta, hJttavomai, hJttavw, h{ttwn , Att. for h|s"- .
h[toi
h[-toi :