ijdiovth" , hto", hJ , ( i[dio" ) peculiar nature, property, Xen.
ijdiovw
ijdiovw »iØd-1/4 , only used in Med. ijdiovomai , q.v.
ijdivw
ijdivw »i<Eth>d-1/4 , ( i\do" ) to sweat, Od., Ar.
ijdivw"
ijdivwsi"
ijdivwsi" , ew", hJ , ( ijdiovomai ) distinction between, Plat.
ijdiwteiva
ijdiwteiva , hJ , private life or business, Xen ., Plat.
II. uncouthness, want of education, Luc .; and
ijdiwteuvw
ijdiwteuvw , f. sw , to be a private person, i.e. to live in retirement, Plat ., Xen. :—of a country, to be of no consideration, Xen.
II.
to practise privately,
of a physician,
Plat.
III.
c. gen.
rei,
to be unpractised
in a thing, Id. From
ijdiwvth"
ijdiwvth"
ijdiwvth" , ou, oJ , ( i[dio" ) a private person, an individual, xumfevronta kai; povlesi kai; ijdiwvtai" Thuc. , etc.
II. one in a private station, opp. to one taking part in public affairs, Hdt. , Att. ; opp. to strathgov" , a private soldier, Xen.
2.
a common man, plebeian,
Plut.
3.
as
Adj.
,
ijd. bivo"
a private
station,
homely
way of life,
Plat.
III.
one who has no professional knowledge,
as we say ‘a layman,’
ijatro;" kai; ijdiwvth"
Thuc
.;
opp. to
poihthv"
,
a prose-writer,
Plat
.; to a trained soldier,
Thuc.
; to a skilled workman,
Plat.
2. c. gen. rei, unpractised, unskilled in a thing, Lat. expers, rudis , ijatrikh`" Id.; also, ijd. katav ti Xen.
3.
generally,
a raw hand, an ignorant, ill-informed man,
Id.,
Dem.
IV.
ijdiw`tai
ones own countrymen,
opp. to
xevnoi
,
Ar.
Hence
ijdiwtikov"
ijdiwtikov"
ijdiwtikov" , hv, ovn , of or for a private person, private, Hdt ., Att.
II. not done by rules of art, unprofessional, unskilful, rude, Plat .: —Adv ., ijdiwtikw`" to; sw`ma e[cein , i.e. to neglect gymnastic exercises, Xen.
i[dmen
i[dmen , Ion. and Dor. for i[smen , 1 pl. of oi\da .