muØri<Eth>kivneo" qavmno", oJ , a tamarisk bush, Anth.
murivkino"
muØrivkiØno" o[zo" »ri<Eth>1/4, oJ , a tamarisk bough, Il.
muriovboio"
mu<Eth>riov-boio" , on , ( bou`" ) with ten thousand oxen, Anth.
muriovdou"
mu<Eth>ri-ovdou" , -ovdonto", oJ, hJ , with immense teeth, Anth.
muriovkarpo"
mu<Eth>riov-karpo" , on , with countless fruit, Soph.
muriovkrano"
mu<Eth>riov-kra<Eth>no" , on , many-headed, Eur.
muriovlekto"
mu<Eth>riov-lekto" , on , said ten thousand times, Xen.
muriovmorfo"
mu<Eth>riov-morfo" , on , ( morfhv ) of countless shapes, Anth.
muriovmocqo"
mu<Eth>riov-mocqo" , on , of countless labours, Anth.
muriovnau"
mu<Eth>riov-nau" , ao", oJ, hJ , with countless ships, Anth.
muriovnekro"
mu<Eth>riov-nekro" , on , where tens of thousands die, Plut.
muriovntarco"
mu<Eth>riovntarco" , oJ , = murivarco" , Aesch.
murioplavsio"
mu<Eth>rio-plavsio" »uØ1/4, on , 10,000 times as many as, c. gen., Xen., Arist.
murioplhqhv"
mu<Eth>rio-plhqhv" , ev" , ( plh`qo" ) infinite in number, Eur.
mu rivo", MU RI vOS
MU-RI vOS , a, on , numberless, countless, infinite, properly of Number, and commonly in pl., Hom.; in sing. with collective Nouns, murivon cevrado" Il.; calkov" Pind.
2. of Size, measureless, immense, infinite, pevnqo", a[co" Il.; m. kevleuqo" an endless journey, Pind.; m. crovno" Id.; murivh o[yi" all kinds of sights, Hdt., etc.
3. neut. pl. muriva as Adv., much, immensely, incessantly, klaivein Anth.