katastilbovomai
katastilbovomai , Pass. to be brilliant, Greg.
katastivlbw
kata-stivlbw , f. yw , to send beaming forth, sevla" h. Hom.
II. intr. to beam brightly, Anth.
katastonacevw
kata-stona±cevw , f. hvsw , to bewail, Anth.
katastorevnnumi
katastorevnnu<Eth>mi
;
part. fem.
kastornu`sa
(as if from
katastovrnumi
):
f.
-storevsw
:—
to over-spread
or
cover with
a thing,
tiv tini
Il.
II.
to spread upon,
Od.
III.
to throw down, lay low,
Hdt
.;
katast. kuvmata
,
Lat.
sternere aequor
,
Anth.
katastravptw
kat-astravptw , f. yw , to hurl down lightning, kata; tovpon upon a place, Soph. ; absol. , katastravptei it lightens, Plut.
II. trans. to strike with lightning, dazzle, ta;" o[yei" Id.
katastratopedeuvw
kata-stra±topedeuvw , f. sw , to put into cantonments, encamp, Xen .: to station a fleet, Id.
II. Med. to take up quarters, encamp, Id.
katastrevfw
kata-strevfw , f. yw , to turn down, trample on, h. Hom. : to turn the soil, Xen.
II.
to upset, overturn,
Ar.
2.
Med.
to subject to oneself, to subdue,
Hdt
.,
Thuc.
,
etc.
;
katestrevyato ej" fovrou ajpagwghvn
subdued and made
them tributary,
Hdt.
; so,
jIwnivhn katestrevyato dasmofovron ei\nai
Id.
3. Pass ., in aor. I and pf. , to be subdued, Id.; ajkouvein sou` katevstrammai am constrained to hear, Aesch. :—but the pf. pass. is also used in sense of Med. , Hdt. , Dem.
III.
to turn back, bring back,
katevstreye lovgou" eij" filanqrwpivan
Aeschin.
IV.
to turn round, bring to an end,
Aesch
.:
—absol.
to come to an end, die,
Plut.
V.
to twist up:
metaph
.,
levxi" katestrammevnh
a close periodic
style,
opp. to
a loose running style (
eijromevnh
)
Arist.
katastrhniavw
kata-strhniavw , to behave wantonly towards, tinov" N.T.
katastrofhv
katastrofhv
,
hJ
, (
katastrevfw
)
an overturning,
Aesch.
2.
a subduing, subjugation, reduction,
Hdt
.,
Thuc.
II.
a sudden turn
or
end, a close, conclusion,
Aesch
.; of death,
Soph.
,
Thuc.
: in drama,
the
catastropheŒ,