III. a phrase, saying, th;n Simwnivdou f . Plat. Hence fwnhvei"
fwnhvei"
fwnhvei"
, Dor.
-avei"
»a<Eth>1/4, essa, en
: neut. pl. contr.
fwna`nta
:—
uttering a voice
or
speech, endowed with speech, vocal,
Hes., Eur.;
bevlh
(i.e.
e[ph
)
fwna`nta sunetoi`si
speaking
to the wise, Pind.: of animals,
endowed with speech,
Xen.
2.
of a song,
sounding,
Pind.
3.
ta; fwnhventa
(with and without
gravmmata
)
vowels.
fwvnhma
fwvnhma , tov , ( fwnevw ) a sound made, voice, Soph.
2. a thing spoken, speech, language, Id.
fwnhtov"
fwnhtov" , hv, ovn , ( fwnevw ) to be spoken, Anth.
fwvr, FW vR
FW vR , oJ , gen. fwrov" , a thief, Lat. fur , Hdt., etc.
II. fwrw`n limhvn , a harbour near Athens, a little westward of Peiraeeus, used by smugglers, Dem. Hence fwrav
fwrav
fwrav , Ion. fwrhv , hJ , a theft, Bion. Hence fwravw
fwravw
fwravw , f. avsw »a<Eth>1/4 , to search after a thief or theft, search a house, Ar.
2. in Pass. to be detected, Dem.; with part., klevpth" w]n fwra`sqai Dem.; so, kako;" »w]n1/4 ejfwravqh fivloi" Eur.:—also of things, ajrguvrion ejfwravqh ejxagovmenon money was discovered to be in course of exportation, Xen.
fwriamov"
fwria±mov" , hJ , a chest, trunk, coffer, esp. for clothes and linen, Hom. (Derivation unknown.)
fwrivdio"
fwrivdio" , a, on , poët. for fwvrio" , stolen, Anth.
fwvrio"
fwvrio" , on , ( fwvr ) stolen: ta; f . stolen goods, Luc.
II. metaph. secret, clandestine, Theocr.
fwv", FW vS
FW vS , gen. fwtov", oJ : dual fw`te, fwtoi`n : pl. fw`te", fwtw`n, fwsiv : used by Poets, just like ajnhvr , a man, Hom., Trag.
II.
a man,
as opp. to a woman, Od., Soph.;
du[ oijktrw; fw`te
, of a man and his wife, Eur.
III.
a man,
opp. to a god, Il., Aesch.