fevrma
fevrma , ato", tov , ( fevrw ) that which is borne, the fruit of the womb (cf. bairn from bear), Aesch.fernhv
fernhv , hJ , ( fevrw ) that which is brought by the wife (cf. eJdnon ), a dowry, portion, Lat. dos , Hdt., Eur.; also in pl. of a dower, as consisting of divers presents, Eur.; but, fernai; polevmou , of a wife won in battle, Id.:—in pl., also, bridal gifts, Id.fevroisa
fevroisa , Dor. for fevrousa , part. fem. of fevrw .fevronti
fevronti , Dor. for fevrousi , 3 pl. of fevrw .Ferrefavttion
Ferrefavttion , tov , a temple of PersephoneŒ, Dem.Fersevfassa
Fersevfassa , hJ , = Persevfassa, Persefovnh , Soph., Eur.; Fersevfatta Ar.; Ferrevfatta Plat.Fersefovnh
Fersefovnh , poët. for Persefovnh , Pind.fevrtato"
fevrtato" , h, on , bravest, best, Hom.:—of things, kakw`n fevrtaton the best, i.e. least bad, of two evils, Il.2.
in form
fevristo"
, Ib.; mostly in voc.
fevriste
, Ib., Aesch., Soph.
II.
Comp.,
fevrtero", a, on
,
braver, better,
Hom.:—
polu; fevrterovn ejstin
‘tis much
better,
Id.;—
tevttigo" fevrteron a[/dei"
, as Adv., Theocr. (The posit. occurs in
pro-ferhv"
: perh. the Root is
fevr-esqai
, so that the orig. sense would be
quick in action, vigorous.)
fertov"
fertov" , hv, ovn , verb. Adj. of fevrw , endurable, Eur.fevrtron
fevrtron , contr. for fevretron , Il.fevrw, FE vRW, fevrw
FE vRW , a Root only used in pres. and impf.; Ep. 2 pl. imper. fevrte , 3 sing. subj. fevrh/si , inf. ferevmen : impf. fevron , Ion. fevreskon .II. from Root OI come f. oi[sw , Dor. oijsw` , 1 pl. oijseu`me" : Ep. imper. oi\se, oijsevtw ; inf. Ep. oijsevmen, oijsevmenai : fut. med. oi[somai (also used in pass. sense); pass. oijsqhvsomai .
III. from Root ENEK or ENEGK come aor. I h[negka , Ion. h[neika , Ep. e[neika , and aor. 2 h[negkon , in pl. always hjnevgkamen, -ate, -an : imperat., e[negke, ejnegkavtw : optat., ejnevgkaimi and -oimi : inf. ejnegkei`n , Ep. -evmen : part. ejnegkwvn , later ejnevgka" :—in Med., aor. I is almost solely