Kallistwv
Kallistwv , ou`", hJ , Most-beautiful, daughter of Lycaon, Eur. , in voc. Kallistoi` .
kallivsfuro"
kallivsfuØro" , oJ, hJ , ( sfurovn ) beautiful-ankled, Hom.
kallivtekno"
kalliv-tekno" , on , ( tevknon ) with fair children, Plut ., Luc.
kallitecniva
kalli-tecniva , hJ , ( tevcnh ) beauty of workmanship, Plut.
kallivtoxo"
kalliv-toxo" , oJ, hJ , ( tovxon ) with beautiful bow, Eur.
kavllifÆ
kavllifÆ , i.e. kavllipe , Ep. for katevlipe , 3 sing. aor. 2 of kataleivpw .
kallifegghv"
kalli-fegghv" , ev" , ( fevggo" ) beautiful-shining, Eur.
kallivfqoggo"
kalliv-fqoggo" , on , ( fqoggov" ) beautiful-sounding, Eur.
kallivflox
kalliv-flox , oJ, hJ , auspiciously burning, Eur.
kallifwniva
kallifwniva , hJ , beauty of sound, Luc. From kallivfwno"
kallivfwno"
kalliv-fwno" , oJ, hJ , ( fwnhv ) with a fine voice, Plat.
kallivcoro"
kalliv-coro" , on , Ep. for kalliv-cwro" , with beautiful places, as eujruvcoro" for eujruvcwro" , epith. of large cities, Od., Pind.
II. ( covro" ) of or for beautiful dances, Eur ., Ar. :— oJ k . a spring near Eleusis, the fount of goodly dances, h. Hom. , Eur.
2. beautiful in the dance, of Apollo, Eur.
kallivwn
kallivwn »i<Eth>1/4, on , gen. ono" , Comp. of kalov" : v. kalov" B.
kallonhv