iJppov-kroto" , on , sounding with horses, Eur.
iJppovlofo"
iJppov-lofo" , on , with horse-hair crest, Ar ., Anth.
iJppomanhv"
iJppo-ma±nhv" , ev" , ( maivnomai ) of a meadow, in which horses take mad delight, or, swarming with horses, Soph.
II. as Subst. , iJppomanev", evo", tov , an Arcadian plant, which makes horses mad, Theocr. Hence iJppomaniva
iJppomaniva
iJppo-ma±niva , hJ , mad love for horses, Luc.
iJppomacevw
iJppoma±cevw , f. hvsw , to fight on horseback, Thuc ., Xen.
iJppomaciva
iJppoma±civa , hJ , a horse-fight, an action of cavalry, Thuc ., etc. From iJppomavco"
iJppomavco"
iJppo-mavco" , on , ( mavcomai ) fighting on horseback, a trooper, Simon., Luc.
iJppomuvrmhx
iJppo-muvrmhx , oJ , a horse-ant: pl. ant-cavalry, Luc.
iJpponwvma"
iJppo-nwvma" , oJ , ( nwmavw ) guiding or keeping horses, Soph ., Eur.
iJppopovlo"
iJppo-povlo" , on , ( polevw ) busied with horses, Il.
i{ppo", {IPPOS, i{ppo"
{IPPOS , oJ, hJ , a horse, mare, Lat. equus, equa , Hom ., etc. :—the pl. i{ppoi in Hom. are the chariot-horses, Il.:—hence i{ppoi is used for the chariot itself, kaqÆ i{ppwn a{llesqai, ejx i{ppwn bh`sai, i{ppwn ejpebhvseto Ib.:—the art of riding, though known to Hom. , was an uncommon practice, cf. kevlh" , kelhtivzw ,
II. as Collective Noun, i{ppo", hJ , horse, cavalry, Lat. equitatus , Hdt ., Att. ; always in sing. , as i{ppo" cilivh a thousand horse, Hdt.
III.
oJ i{ppo" oJ potavmio"
the hippopotamus,
Id.
IV.
in Compos., it expressed
anything large
or
coarse,
as in our
horsechestnut, horselaugh,
v.
iJppovkrhmno"
,
etc.
iJppovstasi"
iJppov-sta±si" , ew", hJ , a stable: — metaph. , jAelivou knefaiva iJppovstasi" the dark stable of the Sun,