melevdhma , ato", tov , ( meledaivnw ) care, anxiety, Il.; meledhvmata patrov" anxieties about ones father, Od.:— meledhvmata qew`n the care of gods [for men], Eur.
meledhvmwn
meledhvmwn , on , ( meledaivnw ) careful, busy, Anth.
meledwvn
meledwvn , hJ , = meledwvnh , Hes., etc.
meledwneuv"
meledwneuv" , oJ , = meledwnov" , Theocr.
meledwvnh
meledwvnh , hJ , ( meledaivnw ) care, sorrow, Od., Theocr.
meledwnov"
meledwnov" , oJ and hJ , ( meledaivnw ) one who takes care ofanything, a manager, keeper, m. tw`n oijkiw`n a house- steward, Hdt.; oJ m. tw`n qhrivwn the keeper of the crocodiles, Id.; m. th`" trofh`" one who provides their food, Id.
mevlei
mevlei , impers., v. mevlw A. 11. 2.
melei>stiv
melei>stiv , Adv. ( melei?zw ) limb from limb, Shaksp. ‘limb-meal,’ melei>sti; tamei`n Hom.
meleopaqhv"
meleo-pa±qhv" , ev" , ( pavscw ) sadly suffering, Aesch.
meleovpono"
meleov-pono" , on , having laboured wretchedly, Aesch.
mevleo"
mevleo" , a, on , and o", on , idle, useless, Lat. irritus , Hom.: neut. as Adv. in vain, Il.
II. unhappy, miserable, w\ mevleoi, tiv kavqhsqe ; Orac. ap. Hdt.; mevleo" gavmwn unhappy in marriage, Aesch., etc.; m. e[rga, m. qavnato" Id. (Deriv. uncertain.)
meleovfrwn
meleov-frwn , oJ, hJ , ( frhvn ) miserable-minded, Eur.
melesivptero"
melesiv-ptero" , on , ( mevlo" II , pterovn ) singing with its wings, of the cicada, Anth.
meletavw
meletavw , f. hvsw and hvsomai , to care for, attend to a thing, c. gen., Hes.
II.
c. acc. rei,
to attend to, study,
Hdt., Soph.;
m. dovxan
to study, court
reputation, Thuc.
2.
to practise
an art, Lat.
meditari
,
manteivan
h. Hom.;
m. tou`to
(sc.
khvruka ei\nai
) Hdt.;
m. sofivan
Ar.