ghv-lofo" , oJ , = gewvlofo" , a hill, Xen.
ghmovro"
gh-movro" , oJ , Dor. and Trag. ga<Eth>-movro" , Att. gew-movro" : ( meivromai ):— one who has a share of land, a landowner: oiJ g . the landowners, landlords, Lat. optimaàtes , Hdt.
ghocevw
gh-ocevw , ( e[cw ) to possess land, Hdt.
ghvpedon
ghv-pedon , Dor. and Trag. gav-pedon , tov , a plot of ground, Aesch .; cf. gewv-pedon .
ghpethv"
gh-pethv" , ev" , ( pivptw ) falling or fallen to earth, Eur.
ghpovno"
gh-povno" , = gewp-povno" .
ghvpoto"
ghv-poto" , on , v. gav-poto" .
ghraiov"
ghraiov" , av, ovn , ( gh`ra" ) longer form of geraiov" , aged, in old age, Hes ., Hdt. , Aesch.
ghralevo"
ghralevo" , a, on , = foreg., Aesch.
ghravnai
ghravnai »a±1/4 , aor. 2 inf. of ghravskw , as if from * ghvrhmi .
ghraov"
ghra±ov" , ovn , = ghraiov" , Anth.
ghrav"
ghrav" , aor. 2 part. of ghravskw , as if from * ghvrhmi .
gh`ra"
gh`ra" , tov : gen. ghvrao" , contr. ghvrw" : dat. ghvrai> , contr. ghvra/ : ( gevrwn ):— old age, Lat. senectus , Hom. , etc.
ghravskw
ghravskw , f. ghravsw and ghravsomai »a<Eth>1/4 : aor. I ejghvrasa : pf. geghvra<Eth>ka :—there is also a pres. ghravw : there are also some aor. 2 forms, as if from a pres. ghvrhmi or ghvra<Eth>mi , 3 sing. ejghvra , inf. ghravnai »a±1/4 , part. ghrav" , Ep. dat. pl. ghravntessi : ( gh`ra" ):— to grow old, become old, and in aor. and pf. to be so, Hom. , etc. ; khruvsswn ghvraske grew old in his office of herald, Il.; of things, crovno" ghravskwn Aesch .;