kalokajgaqov"
ka±lokajga±qov" , ovn , in good writers written divisim kalo;" kajgaqov" , beautiful and good, noble and good, used in earlier times of the nobles or gentlemen, Lat. optimates , Hdt ., Att. ; later, kalo;" kajgaqov" was a perfect man, a man as he should be, also applied to qualities and actions, Plat. , Xen. ; to an army, Xen. , etc.
ka`lon
ka`lon , tov , wood, but only used in pl. ka`la , logs for burning (prob. from kaivw ), h. Hom. : seasoned wood, for joiners work, kavmpula k . Hes.
kalopevdila
ka<Eth>lo-pevdi<Eth>la , tav , ( ka`lon ) wooden shoes, used to keep a cow still while milking, Theocr.
kalopoievw
ka±lo-poievw , f. hvsw , to do good, N.T. kavlo", oJ , Ep. and Ion. for kavlw" , a rope.
kalov", KALO vS, kalov"
KALO vS , hv, ovn , beautiful, beauteous, fair, Lat. pulcher , of outward form, Hom. , etc. ; kalo;" devma" beautiful of form, Od.; so, ei\do" kavllisto" Xen .; kalo;" to; sw`ma Id.; c. inf ., k. eijsoravasqai Hom.
2. to; kalovn , like kavllo" , beauty, Eur ., etc. : ta; kalav the decencies, proprieties, elegancies of life, Hdt. , etc.
II. in reference to use, beautiful, fair, good, k. limhvn Od.; kalo;" ei[" ti Xen .; prov" ti Plat .; c. inf ., kavllisto" trevcein Xen .; —esp. in the foll. phrases, ejn kalw`/ »tovpw/1/4 in a good place, Thuc. ; ejn kalw`/ tou` kovlpou, th`" povlew" Xen .; ejn k . ( sub. crovnw/ ), in good time, in season, Eur .:—so, kalovn ejsti , c. inf. , Soph.
2.
of sacrifices,
good, auspicious,
Aesch
.,
etc.
III.
in moral sense,
beautiful, noble,
kalovn »ejsti1/4
c. inf
.,
Hom.
,
etc.
;
kala; e[rgmata
noble
deeds,
Pind.
,
etc.
2.
to; kalovn
moral beauty, virtue,
opp. to
to; aijscrovn
(Ciceros
honestum
and
turpe),
Xen
.,
Plat.
IV.
in
Att.
not seldom ironically, like
Lat.
praeclarus
, admirable, specious, fair,
k. ga;r ouJmo;" bivoto", w{ste qaumavsai
Soph
.;
metÆ ojnomavtwn kalw`n
Thuc.
B.
Degrees of
Compar.
:
Comp.
kallivwn »i1/4, on
,
Sup.
kavllisto", h, on
,
Hom.
,
etc.
C.
Adv
.:—
kalovn
as
Adv.
,
kalo;n ajeivdein
,
etc.
,
Hom.
; so
kalav
Il.;
to; kalovn
Theocr.
II.
regul. Adv.
kalw`"
kalw`" , mostly in moral sense, well, rightly, Od.; kalw`" zh`n, teqnhkevnai , etc. , Soph. , etc. ; ouj kalw`" tarbei`" Id.; often in phrase kalw`" kai; eu\, kalw`" te kai; eu\ Plat.
2. of good fortune, well, happily, k. pravssein = eu\ pr . to fare well, Aesch ., etc. ; k. e[cein to be well, Id.; k. e[cei , c. inf ., ‘tis well to. . , Xen.
3. kalw`" = pavnu , right well, k. e[xoida Soph .; so in Comp. , kavllion eijdevnai Plat .; and in Sup. kavllista , Soph. , etc.
4.
k. poiw`n
, as
Adv.
,
rightly, deservedly,
Lat.
merito
,
k. poiw`n ajpovllutai
Ar.
5.
in answers, to approve the words of the former speaker,
well said!
Lat.
euge
,
Eur
.,
Dem.
:—but, also, to decline an offer courteously or ironically,
thank you!
Lat.
benigne
,
Ar
.; and in
Sup.
,
kavllistÆ, ejpainw`