mhvrinqo" , hJ , gen. ou , ( mhruvomai ) a cord, line, string, Il.: a fishing-line, Theocr.
mhrov", MHRO vS, mhrov"
MHRO vS , ou`, oJ , the thigh, Lat. femur , in Hom.
2.
in pl. =
mhriva
, Hom., Soph.
3.
in pl. also, generally,
the leg-bones,
Hdt.
mhrotrafhv"
mhro-tra±fhv" , ev" , ( trevfw ) thigh-bred, of Bacchus, Anth.
mhrotuphv"
mhro-tuØphv" , ev" , ( tuvptw ) striking the thigh, Anth.
mhruvomai
mhruvomai , Dor. ma<Eth>r- : aor. I ejmhru<Eth>savmhn : Dep.:— to draw up, furl sails, Od.: to draw up cables, etc., Anth. :— krovka ejn sthvmoni mhruvsasqai to weave the woof into the warp, Hes.
II. Pass., kisso;" maruvetai peri; ceivlh ivy winds round the edge, Theocr.
mhvsao
mhvsao, mhvsato , 2 and 3 sing. Ep. aor. I of mhvdomai .
mhvseai
mhvseai , Ep. 2 sing. fut. of mhvdomai .
mhvstwr
mhvstwr , wro", oJ , ( mhvdomai ) an adviser, counsellor, Hom.; jAqhnai`oi mhvstwre" aju>th`" authors of the battled in, Il.; kratero;n mhvstwra fovboio , of Diomede, Ib.
mhvte
mhvte , and not, mostly doubled, mhvte. . mhvte . . , neither. . nor, Hom., etc.
mhvthr, MH vTHR, mhvthr
MH vTHR , Dor. mavthr , hJ , voc. mh`ter : but it follows pathvr in the accent of the other cases,—gen. mhtevro" mhtrov" , dat. mhtevri mhtriv , etc.:— a mother, Hom., etc.; of animals, a dam, Id.; ajpov or ejkmhtrov"
from ones mothers womb, Pind., Aesch.
2. also of lands, mhvthr mhvlwn, qhrw`n mother of flocks, of game, Il.; of Earth, gh` pavntwn m . Hes.; gh` mhvthr Aesch.; w\ gai`a mh`ter Eur.:—also hJ Mavthr alone for Dhmhvthr , Hdt.
3.
of ones native land,
ma`ter ejmav, Qhvba
Pind., etc.
4.
poët. as the
source
of events,
m. ajevqlwn
, of Olympia, Id.; night is
the mother
of day, Aesch.; the grape of wine, Id.
mhvti
mhvtiØ , neut. of mhvti" , q.v.
mhvti
mhvti<Eth> , contr. for mhvtii> , dat. of mh`ti" .
mhtiavw