oijsuvi>no" »iØ1/4, h, on , of osier, of wicker-work, Od.,Thuc., etc.
oijsuvph, OIÆSU vPH
OIÆSU vPH »uØ1/4 or oi[sph , hJ , the grease extracted from sheeps wool, Hdt. Hence oijsuphrov"
oijsuphrov"
oijsuØphrov" , av, ovn , with the grease in it, greasy, Ar.
oi[sw
oi[sw , fut. of fevrw .
Oi[th , hJ , Mount Oeta in Thessaly, Strab.:Adj. oijtai`o" , a, on , of Oeta, Soph., etc.; oiJ Oijtai`oi the men of Oeta, Thuc.
oi\to", OI \TOS
OI \TOS , oJ , fate, doom, Hom., Soph., Eur.
Oijcaliva
Oijca±liva , Ion. -ivh , hJ , name of a city in Thessaly, Il.: Oijcalieuv" , evw" , Ep. h`o", oJ , an Oechalian, Ib.; Ep. Adv. -ivhqen , from Oechalia, Ib.
oijcevomai.
oijcevomai . = oi[comai , Anth.
oijcnevw
oijcnevw , only in pres. and Ion. impf. oi[cneskon , to go, come, Od.; to walk, i.e. to live, Soph.
II.
like
oi[comai
,
to be gone,
Id.
III.
c. acc. pers., like
prosevrcomai
,
to approach,
Pind.
oi[comai, OI [COMAI
OI [COMAI , impf. wj/covmhn , Ion. oijcovmhn : f. oijchvsomai :pf. w[/cwka , Ion. oi[cwka : Ion. 3 sing. plqpf. oijcwvkee :also pf. pass. w[/chmai , Ion. oi[chmai :Dep.:
I.
to be gone, to have gone,
Lat.
abesse
(not
abire),
in pf. sense, and impf.
wj/covmhn
in plqpf. sense, directly opp. to
h{kw
,
to have come,
while
e[rcomai
,
to go
or
come,
serves as the pres. to both, Hom., etc. ;often c. part.,
oi[cetai feuvgwn
is fled
and gone,
Il.;
w[/cetÆ ajpoptavmeno"
he hath taken flight
and gone,
Ib.;
oi[cetai qanwvn
(v. infr. 11. 1); also with an Adj.,
oi[cetai frou`do"
hes
clean gone, Ar.:c. acc. pers.
to have escaped from,
Id.
II.
Special usages,
1.
euphem. for
qnhvskw
,
to be gone hence,
oi[cetai eijsÆAi?dao
Il.; in Att.,
oi[cetai qanwvn
Soph., etc.: part.
oijcovmeno"
for
qanwvn
,
departed, dead,
Trag.; but in Hom. simply
absent
or
away,
jOdush`o" povqo" oijcomevnoio
desire of
the absent
Ulysses, Od.
2.
to be undone, ruined,
Soph.; esp. in
w[/cwka
or
oi[cwka
, Lat.
perii
,
Aesch., etc.
3.
of things, to denote any quick, violent motion,
to rush, sweep along,
Il.
oi[w
oi[w , Ep. oji?w »i<Eth>1/4 , v. oi[omai .