Theocr.
3.
of inanimate things, of a door,
to creak,
Ar.; of thunder,
to sound,
Xen.; of musical instruments,
II.
=
ojnomavzw
,
to name, call by name,
Plat.
III.
c. acc. pers.
to celebrate
one
aloud, extol,
Pind. Hence
fqevgma
fqevgma
fqevgma , ato", tov , the sound of the voice, a voice, Pind., Aesch., etc.: of a person, w\ fqevgmÆ ajnaidev" , for w\ fqegxavmene ajnaidh` , Soph.
2.
language, speech,
Id.
3.
a saying, word,
Id.
II.
of other sounds, as of birds,
cries,
Id., Eur.; of a bull,
roaring,
Eur.;
fq. queiva"
the
grinding
of the mortar, Ar.; of the nightingales song, Id.
fqeivr, FQEI vR
FQEI vR , oJ : gen. fqeirov" : dat. pl. fqeirsiv :— a louse, Lat. pediculus , Hdt., Ar.
2.
a worm
in vegetables, Luc.
3.
a fir-cone.
fqeirivasi"
fqeiriva<Eth>si" , ew", hJ , the morbus pedicularis, Plut. From fqeiriavw
fqeiriavw
fqeiriavw , f. avsw , to have morbus pedicularis, Plut.
fqeirotragevw
fqeirotra±gevw , ( fqeivr 3, trwvgw ) to eat fir-cones, Hdt.
fqeivrw
fqeivrw (Root FQER, FQAR ): f. fqerw` , Ion. fqerevw , Ep. fqevrsw : aor. I e[fqeira : pf. e[fqarka :— Med., f. fqerou`mai (in pass. sense):—Pass., f. fqa±rhvsomai : aor. 2 ejfqavrhn »a±1/4 , poët. 3 pl. e[fqaren : pf. e[fqarmai , 3 pl. ejfqavratai :— to ruin, waste, spoil, destroy, Lat. perdere , Od., Hdt., etc.:—Pass. to go to ruin, perish, Trag., etc.
II.
Pass.,
1.
fqeivresqe
(as a curse)
may ye perish! ruin seize ye!
Il.;
fqeivrou
plague take thee! away with thee!
Lat.
abi in malam rem
!
Ar.; so,
eij mh; fqerei`
if
thou depart
not. . , Eur.; c. gen.,
fqeivresqe th`sde
off from
her! i.e. unhand her, let her go, Id.;
fqeivresqai prov"
. .
to run headlong
to. . , Dem.
2.
to have suffered loss from shipwreck,
Eur.
3.
of women,
cersou;" fqarh`nai
to pine away in
barrenness, Soph.
fqersigenhv"
fqersiØ-genhv" , ev" , ( gevno" ) destroying the race, Aesch.
fqevwmen
fqevwmen, fqevwsin , Ep. for fqw`men, fqw`sin , 1 and 3 pl. aor. 2 subj. of fqavnw .