o[rexi" , ew", hJ , ( ojrevgw ) desire, appetite, Arist.: c.gen. a longing or yearning after a thing, desire for it, Id.
ojrevonto
ojrevonto , Ep. 3 pl. aor. 2 of o[rnumi .
ojreopolevw
ojreopolevw , to haunt mountains, Luc. From ojreopovlo"
ojreopovlo"
ojreo-povlo" , on , ( polevw ) haunting mountains.
ojresitrovfo"
ojresi-trovfo" , on , ( trevfw ) mountain-bred, Hom.
ojrevskio"
ojrev-skio" , on , ( skiav ) overshadowed by mountains, Anth.
ojreskw`/o"
ojre"-kw`/o" , on , ( kei`mai ) lying on mountains, mountainbred, of the Centaurs, Il.; of goats, Od.:—the Trag. form is ojrevskoo" , on , Aesch., Eur.
ojrevssaulo"
ojrevs"-aulo" , on , ( aujlhv ) mountain-dwelling, Anth.
o[ressi
o[ressi , Ep. for o[resi , dat. pl. of o[ro" , a mountain.
ojressibavth"
ojressiØ-bavth" , oJ , poët. for ojresibavth" , mountain roaming, Soph.
ojressivgono"
ojressiv-gono" , on , poët. for ojresi- , mountain-born, Ar.
ojressinovmo"
ojressiØ-novmo" , on , = ojreinovmo" , Hes.
jOrevsteia
jOrevsteia , hJ , the tale of Orestes, the name of Aeschylus‘ Agamemnon, Choëphoroe and Eumenides, being the only certain Trilogy extant, Ar.
II. jOrevsteion, tov , a temple of Orestes, Hdt.
jOrevsteio"
jOrevsteio" , a, on , of Orestes, Soph.
ojrevstero"
ojrevstero" , a, on , poët. for ojreinov" II , Hom., Trag.