parormivzw
par-ormivzw , f. Att. iw` , to anchor side by side, Lys.
pavrorni"
pavr-orniØ" , i<Eth>qo", oJ, hJ , ill-omened, Aesch.
paroruvssw
par-oruvssw , Att. -ttw , f. xw , to dig alongside or parallel, Thuc.
II. to dig one against another, as was done by men in training for a preparatory exercise as the Olympic games.
parorcevomai
par-orcevomai , Dep. to represent by vulgar dancing, Luc.
pavro", PA vROS
PA vROS
:
A.
Adv
.,
1.
of Time,
beforetime, formerly, erst,
Hom
.,
Trag.
;
qeoi; oiJ pavro"
Aesch
.;
tav te pavro" tav tÆ eijsevpeita
Soph
.,
etc.
2.
like
privn
,
before,
Lat.
priusquam
,
c. inf
.,
pavro" tavde e[rga genevsqai
Il.
3.
anteced. to
privn ge, pavro" dÆ oujk e[ssetai a[llw", privn ge
. .
not until,
Ib.
4.
before the time, too soon,
Ib.
5.
rather, sooner,
Ib.
II.
rarely of Place,
first,
soi badistevon p
.
Soph.
B.
Prep
.,
poët.
=
prov
,
I.
of Place,
before,
Il.,
Soph.
,
Eur.
II.
of Time,
qanei`n pavro" tevknwn
Eur.
III.
Causal,
before, above, in preference to,
Id.
2.
for, instead of,
ajdelfw`n pavro" qanei`n
Id.
Pavro"
Pavro" »a±1/4, hJ , Paros, one of the Cyclades, famous for its white marble, h. Hom. :— Adj. Pavrio" , a, on, Pavrio" livqo" Parian marble, Pind. , Hdt.
parotruvnw
par-otruvnw , f. uØnw` , to urge one on to do a thing, Pind.
parousiva
parousiva , hJ , ( pavreimi ) a being present, presence, Aesch ., Eur. , etc. ; so, povli" meivzwn th`" hJmetevra" parousiva" = hJmw`n tw`n parovntwn , Thuc. :—of things, kakw`n p . Eur. :— parousivan e[cein for parei`nai , Soph.
2. arrival, Id., Eur. :— the Advent, N.T.
parocevomai
par-ocevomai , Pass. to sit beside in a chariot, tini Xen.
paroceteuvw
par-oceteuvw , f. sw , to turn from its course, divert, Plut .: —metaph ., tou`tÆ au\ parwcevteusa" eu\