meta-baivnw , f. -bhvsomai : aor. 2 metevbhn : pf. metabevbhka :— to pass over from one place to another, meta; dÆ a[stra bebhvkei (for metebebhvkei ) the stars had passed over the meridian, Od.; m. ej" th;n jAsivhn Hdt.: to go over to the other side, Aesch.
2. to pass from one point to another, metavbhqi change thy theme, Od.; metabavnte" changing their course, turning round, Hdt.; m. ejk meivzono" eij" e[latton Plat.
3.
c. acc.,
metaba;" bivoton
having passed to another
life, Eur.
II.
Causal in aor.
I
metabh`sai
,
to carry over, to change,
Id.
metabalei`n
meta-ba±lei`n , aor. 2 inf. of metabavllw .
metabavllw
meta-bavllw , f. -ba±lw` : aor. 2 metevba±lon :— to throw into a different position, to turn quickly, meta; nw`ta balwvn Il.; m. qoijmavtion ejpi; dexiavn to throw ones mantle over to the right, Ar.
II. to turn about, change, alter, Hdt., Att.; m. u{data to drink different water, Hdt.:— m. ojrgav" to change,
i.e. give up, anger, Eur.
2.
intr.
to undergo a change, change
ones condition, Hdt., Plat.
3.
to change ones course,
metabalw;n pro;" jAqhnaivou"
changing his course and turning
to the Athenians, Hdt.:—the part.
metabavllwn
or
metabalwvn
is used absol., almost like an Adv.
instead, in turn,
Id., Eur.
B. Med. to change what is ones own, etc. m. iJmavtia to change ones clothes, Xen.; m. tou;" trovpou" Ar. , etc.
2. to change one with another, exchange, m. siga;n lovgwn to exchange silence for words, Soph.:— to barter, traffic, Xen.
II.
to turn oneself, turn about,
Plat.:—
to change ones purpose, change sides,
Hdt., Thuc.
2.
to turn
or
wheel about,
Xen.
metabavptw
meta-bavptw , f. yw , to change by dipping, Plut., Luc.
metabav"
meta-bav" , aor. 2 part. of metabaivnw .
metavbasi"
metavba±si" , hJ , ( metabaivnw ) a passing over, migration, Plut.
II.
change, revolution
in government, Plat.
III.
transition
from one to another, Luc.
metabevbhka
meta-bevbhka , pf. of metabaivnw .
metavbhqi
metav-bhqi , aor. 2 imper. of metabaivnw .
metabhvsomai
meta-bhvsomai , fut. of metabaivnw .
metabibavzw