ijqu;" ejpi; Qessalivh" Hdt.
2. absol ., ijqu;" fronevwn resolving to go straight on, Il.; ijqu;" macevsasqai to fight hand to hand, Ib.; tevtrapto pro;" ijquv oiJ , i.e. prosetevtraptov oiJ ijquv , he fronted him face to face, Ib.:—of Time, straightway, Hdt.
3. ijqevw" , regul. Adv ., Hdt.
ijquv" »- -1/4, hJ , only in acc. ijquvn , a straight course, ajnÆ ijquvn straight upwards, on high, Hom.
2. a direct attempt, purpose, pa`san ejpÆ ijquvn Id.; gunaikw`n gnwvomen ijquvn Od.
ijqutenhv"
ijquØ-tenhv" , ev" , ( teivnw ) stretched out, straight, Anth .: upright, perpendicular, Id.
ijquvtono"
ijquv-tono" »i<Eth>1/4, on , = ijqutenhv" , Anth.
ijquvtrice"
ijquvtriØce" , pl. of ijquvqrix .
ijquv-fallo" , oJ , the phallos carried in the festivals of Bacchus: metaph. a lewd fellow, Dem.
ijquvw
ijquvw , aor. I i[qu<Eth>sa , ( ijquv" ) to go straight, press right on, Il.; i[quse mavch pedivoio the tide of war set straight over the plain, Ib.:— c. gen. objecti, i[quse neov" made straight for the ship, Ib.; i[qusan dÆ ejpi; tei`co" Ib.; i[qusan prov" . . Hdt.
II. c. inf. to strive or struggle to do, Od.; o{kh ijquvseie strateuvesqai whichever way he purposed to march, Hdt.
iJkanov"
iJka±nov" »iØ1/4, hv, ovn , ( i{kw, iJkavnw ) becoming, befitting, sufficing:
I. of persons, sufficient, competent, c. inf ., Hdt. ; iJk. tekmhriw`sai sufficient to prove a point, Thuc. ; iJk. zhmiou`n with sufficient power to punish, Xen. ; c. acc. rei, ajnh;r gnwvmhn iJkanov" a man of sufficent prudence, Hdt. ; iJk. th;n ijatrikhvn sufficiently versed in medicine, Xen. :— c. dat. pers. a match for, equivalent to, ei|" polloi`" iJkanov" Plat .: —absol ., iJkano;" jApovllwn Soph .; iJk. a]n gevnoio suv Eur .; iJkanoi; wJ" pro;" ijdiwvta" very tolerable in comparison with common men, Plat
II. of things, sufficient, adequate, enough, Eur .; iJkana; toi`" polemivoi" eujtuvchtai they have had successes enough, Thuc .:—of size, large enough, oujc iJkanh`" ou[sh" th`sÆAttikh`" Id.; iJkanav soi mevlaqra ejgkaqubrivzein large enough to riot in, Eur. :—of Time, considerable, long, Ar.
2.
sufficient, satisfactory,
iJkanh; marturiva
Plat
.:—
to; iJkano;n lambavnein
to take
security,
N.T.
III.
Adv.
-nw`"
,
sufficiently, adequately, enough,
Thuc
.,
etc.
2.
iJk. e[cein
to be
sufficient,
to be
far enough
advanced, Id.,
Xen.
,
etc.
:—
Sup.
iJkanwvtata
Plat.
Hence
iJkanovth"
iJkanovth"