ojptivlo" »iØ1/4, oJ , Dor. for ojfqalmov" , Plut.
ojptivwn
ojptivwn , ono", oJ , Lat. optio , an adjutant, Plut.
ojptov", jOPTO vS, ojptov"
jOPTO vS , hv, ovn , roasted, broiled, Od.; eJfqa; kai; ojptav boiled meats and roast, Eur.
2.
baked,
Hdt.
3.
of iron,
forged, tempered,
Soph.
ojpuivw, ojpuvw
ojpuivw or ojpuvw , f. ojpuvsw :
1.
Act. of the man,
to marry, wed, take to wife,
Hom., Hes., etc.
2.
Pass. of the woman,
to be married,
Il.
o[pwpa
o[pwpa , pf. 2 of oJravw .
ojpwphv , hJ , ( o[pwpa ) poët. for o[yi" , a sight or view, Od.
II. sight, power of seeing, Ib.
ojpwvph
ojpwvph , Dor. 3 sing. of o[pwpa .
ojpwphthvr , h`ro", oJ , = ojpthvr , h. Hom.
ojpwvra, jOPW vRA, ojpwvra
jOPW vRA , Ion. -rh , hJ , the part of the year between the rising of Sirius and of Arcturus (i.e. the end of July, all Aug., and part of Sept.), the end of summer, Od.:—later it was used for autumn, though fqinovpwron or metovpwron were the proper terms for autumn, Ar., Xen.
II.
since it was the
fruit-time,
it came to mean
the fruit itself,
Soph., Plat.
III.
metaph.
summer-bloom,
i.e.
the bloom of youth,
Pind.
ojpwrivzw
ojpwrivzw , f. iw` , (Ion. part. pl. ojpwrieu`nte" ): ( ojpwvra II ):— to gather fruits, Plat.
II. to gather fruit off trees, c. acc., Hdt.
ojpwrinov"
ojpwrinov" , hv, ovn , ( ojpwvra ) at the time of late summer, ajsth;r ojp ., i.e. Sirius (cf. ojpwvra 1), Hom. »iØ Att., i<Eth> in Hom. before another long syll.]
ojpwroforevw
ojpwroforevw , to bear fruit, Anth. From ojpwrofovro"
ojpwrofovro"