2. paltry, sorry, indifferent, bad, Aesch., Soph.; flau`ron ejrgavzesqaiv tina to do one a mischief, Ar.; flau`ron eijpei`n tina to speak disparagingly of him, Id.
3.
useless,
Soph.
II.
of persons,
ouj flaurotavtou" timwrouv"
not
the meanest
or
weakest
avengers, Hdt.;
th`" stratih`" to; flaurovtaton
the least serviceable part,
Id.
2.
shabby, plain,
of personal appearance, Id.
3.
bad,
opp. to
crhstov"
, Eur.
III.
Adv.,
flauvrw" e[cein
to be
ill,
Hdt.;
fl. e[cein tinov"
to be
ill off
for a thing, Thuc.; but,
flauvrw" e[cein th;n tevcnhn
to know an art
badly,
Hdt.;
fl. ajkouvein
, like Lat.
male audire
,
to be
ill
spoken of, Id.
flaurovth"
flaurovth" , hto", hJ , = faulovth" , Plut.
flaurourgov"
flaur-ourgov" , ovn, ( * e[rgw ) working badly, ajnh;r fl . a sorry workman, Soph.
flavw, FLA vW
FLA vW , impf. 3 sing. e[fla : f. flavsw »a±1/4 : aor. I e[fla±sa :like qlavw , to crush, pound, Pind.
2. to bruise with the teeth, eat up, eat greedily, Id.
flegevqw
flegevqw , poët. form of flevgw , only in pres.:
I.
trans.
to burn, scorch, burn up,
Il.:Pass.,
o[fra puri; flegeqoivato nekroiv
Ib.
II.
intr.
to blaze, flare up,
of fire, Ib.; of the sun, Soph., Eur.
flevgma
flevgma , ato", tov , ( flevgw ) flame, fire, heat, Il.
II. inflammation, heat: also phlegm, a morbid humour, Lat. pituita , Hdt.:in Poets, like colhv , gall, bile, Anth.
flegmaivnw
flegmaivnw , aor. I ejflevgma<Eth>na and -hna : ( flevgma ): to be heated, inflamed, to fester, flegmaivnousa povli" , opp. to uJgihv" , Plat.
flegmatwvdh"
flegma±t-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) inflammatory, Plat.
flevgra
flevgra , a", hJ , Phlegra, an ancient name for Pallené in Thrace, Hdt.; Flevgra" pedivon , in which the giants are said to have been conquered by the gods, Pind., Ar.; Flegraiva plavx Aesch.; also Flevgrai , Pind.
fleguva"
fleguva" , ou, oJ , ( flevgw ) fiery red, red-brown, of the eagle ( movrfno" ), Hes.