oijnobrechv"
oijno-brechv" , ev" , ( brevcw ) wine-soaked, drunken, Anth.
oijnodovko"
oijno-dovko" , on , ( devcomai ) holding wine, Pind.
oijnodovth"
oijno-dovth" , ou, oJ , giver of wine, of Bacchus, Eur.
oijnovei"
oijnovei" , essa, en , ( oi\no" ) of or with wine.
Oijnovh
Oijnovh , hJ , ( oi\no" ) Oenoë, name of an Attic deme, Hdt., etc.
oijnovmeli
oijnov-meli , iØto", tov , honey mixed with wine, mead, Anth.
oijnovpedo"
oijnov-pedo" , on , ( pevdon ) with soil fit to produce wine, wine-producing, Od.
II. oijnovpedon , tov , as Subst. a vineyard, Il., Theogn.:—also oijnopevdh , hJ , Anth.
oijnopevpanto"
oijno-pevpanto" , ( pepaivnw ) ripe for wine-making, Anth.
oijnoplavnhto"
oijno-plavnhto" , on , ( planavomai ) wine-bewildered, Eur.
oijnoplhqhv"
oijno-plhqhv" , ev" , ( plhvqw ) abouding in wine, Od.
oijnoplhvx
oijno-plhvx , h`go", oJ, hJ , ( plhvssw ) wine-stricken, Anth.
oijnopotavzw
oijno-potavzw , ( potovn ) only in pres., to drink wine, Hom.
oijnopothvr
oijno-pothvr , h`ro", oJ , ( potovn ) a wine-drinker, Od.
oi\no", OI \NOS, oi\no"
OI \NOS , oJ , Lat. vinum , wine, Hom., etc.; parÆ oi[nw/ over ones wine, Lat. inter pocula , Soph.; oi\nosejk kriqw`n barley- wine, a kind of beer, Hdt.
oijnotrovfo"
oijno-trovfo" , on , ( trevfw ) rearing or bearing wine, Anth.