oujdamovqen
oujda±movqen , Adv. of oujdamov" , from no place, from no side, Plat., etc.
oujdamovqi
oujda±movqiØ , Ion. for oujdamou` , nowhere, in no place, *Hdt.
oujdamoi`
oujdamoi` , Adv. of oujdamov" , no-whither, Ar., Xen.
oujdamov"
oujd-a±mov" , hv, ovn , for oujde; ajmov" , Ion. for oujd-eiv" , not even one, no one, only in pl., none, Hdt.
oujdamovse
oujda±movse , Adv. of oujdamov" , = oujdamoi` , Thuc., Plat.
oujdamou`
oujda±mou` , Adv. of oujdamov" , = oujdamovqi , nowhere, answering to pou` ; where? Hdt., Thuc., etc.; c. gen., oujdamou` gh`" Hdt.; oujdamou` h\n frenw`n Eur.
2. oujdamou` levgein tinav to esteem as naught, Lat. nullo in loco habere , Soph.; so, qeou;" nomivzwn oujd . Aesch.; oujd . (or mhdamou` ) ei\nai, faivnesqai , like Ciceros ne apparere quidem , not to be taken into account,
Plat.
II. of Manner, a[lloqi oujdamou` in no other way, Id.
oujdamw`"
oujdamw`" , Adv. of oujdamov" , in no wise, Hdt., Att.; a[llw" oujdamw`" Hdt.; oujdevpote oujdamh` oujdamw`" Plat.
ou\da", OU \DAS
OU \DAS , tov , gen. ou[deo" , dat. ou[dei>, ou[dei , the surface of the earth, the ground, earth, Hom.; pi`ar ou\da"
the rich soil, Od.; ojda;x e{lon ou\da" they bit the dust, of dying men, Hom.; ou[dei ejreivsqh he propped himself on the ground, Il.; ajpÆ ou[deo" from the ground, ou\davsde to the ground, to earth, Hom.; pro;" ou\da" forei`sqai, pesei`n, beblh`sqai Trag.
2. the floor or pavement of rooms and houses, Hom.:—proverb., ejpÆ ou[dei> kaqivzein tinav to bring a man to the pavement, i.e. to strip him of all he has, h. Hom.
oujdev
oujdev ( ouj dev ), Negat. Particle, related to mhdev as ouj to mhv :
I. as Conjunct., but not, answering to mevn, a[lloi" me;n pa`sin ejhvndanen, oujdev poqÆ {Hrh/, oujde; PoseidavwnÆ, oujde; glaukwvpidi kouvrh/ Il.:— and not, nor, Lat. neque, nec , tracu;" movnarco" oujdÆ uJpeuvquno" Aesch.; a[qikto" oujdÆ oijkhtov" Soph.
2.
with a simple negat. preceding,
nor,
oujkevti soi; mevno" e[mpedon oujdev ti" ajlkhv
Od.
II.
when
oujdev
is repeated at the beginning of two following clauses, the first
oujdev
is often adverbial (infr.
III
),
not even. . , nor yet. . ,
marking a stronger opposition than
ou[te. . , ou[te
,
neither. . , nor. . ,
Ib., Att.
III. as Adv. not even, Lat. ne. . quidem , oujdÆ hjbaiovn not even a little, not at all, oujde; tutqovn, oujde; mivnunqa Il., Att.:—before e{n (one) it is not elided, oujde; e{n Ar.
2. oujdev is often repeated with other negatives: ajllÆ ouj ga;r oujde; nouqetei`n e[xestiv se Soph.; so, oujde; ga;r oujdev Il., etc.