pentaveqlo", -aveqlon , poët. and Ion. for pevntaqlo", -on .
pentaethriv"
pentaethriv" , ivdo", hJ , ( e[to" ) = pentethriv" , Arist.
II. as Adj. coming every fifth year, Pind.
pentaevthro"
penta-evthro" , on , ( e[to" ) poët. for pentaethv" , fiveyears old, Hom.
pentaethv"
penta-ethv" , ev" , or penta-evth" , e" , five years old, Hdt.
II. of Time, lasting five years, Thuc .: —neut. Adv. pentavete" , for five years, Od.
pentaetiva
pentaetiva , hJ , = pentaethriv" , Plut.
pentavzwno"
pentav-zwno" , on , ( zwvnh ) with five zones, Strab.
pentaqliva
pentaqliva , hJ , = pevntaqlon ;—so pentavqlion , tov , Pind.
pevntaqlon
pevnt-aqlon , Ion. -aveqlon , tov , the contest of the five exercises, Lat. quinquertium , Pind .; pentaveqlon ajskei`n or ejpaskei`n Hdt .—These exercises were a{lma, divsko", drovmo", pavlh, pugmhv , the last being exchanged for the ajkovntisi" or ajkwvn ; they are summed in one pentam., a{lma, podwkeivhn, divskon, a[konta, pavlhn .
pevntaqlo"
pevnt-aqlo" , Ion. -aveqlo" , oJ , one who practises the pevntaqlon or conquers therein, Arist .: metaph.
of ‘a jack of all trades,’ Xen.
pevntaicmo"
pevnt-aicmo" , on , ( aijcmhv ) five-pointed, Anth.
pentavki"
pentavkiØ" »a±1/4 , ( pevnte ) Adv. five times, Pind ., Aesch. , etc. :—in late Poets pentavkiØ , Anth.
pentakismuvrioi
penta±ki"-muvrioi »u<Eth>1/4, ai, a , five times ten thousand, 50,000, Hdt.
pentakiscivlioi
penta±ki"-civlioi »i<Eth>1/4, ai, a , five thousand, Hdt.
pentakosiavrch"
penta±kosi-avrch" or -avrco" , oJ , the commander of 500 men, Plut.
pentakovsioi