pentavteuco"
pentav-teuco" , on , consisting of five books: as Subst. , hJ p . ( sc. bivblo" ) the five books of Moses, Pentateuch.
pentafuhv"
penta±fuhv" , ev" , ( fuhv ) of five-fold nature, five, Anth.
pevntaca
pevnta±ca± , ( pevnte ) Adv. five-fold, in five divisions, Il.
pentacou`
pentacou` , ( pevnte ) Adv. in five places, Hdt.
pevnte, PE vNTE, pevnte
PE vNTE , Aeol. pevmpe , oiJ, aiJ, tav , indecl. five, Hom ., etc.
pentekaivdeka
pente-kaiv-deka , oiJ, aiJ, tav , indecl. fifteen, Hdt ., etc.
pentekaidekanai?a
pentekaideka±-na<Eth>i?a , hJ , ( nau`" ) a squadron of 15 ships, Dem.
pentekaidekatavlanto"
pentekaideka±-tavlanto" , on , worth fifteen talents, Dem.
pentekaidevkato"
pente-kai-devka±to" , h, on , the fifteenth, N.T.
pentekaipenthkontaethv"
pentekaipenthkonta-ethv" , ev" , or -evth" , e" , twenty-five years old, Plat.
pentepikaidevkato"
pent-epi-kai-devka±to" , h, on , poët. for pentekaidevkato" , Anth.
pentesuvriggo"
pente-suvriggo" »uØ1/4, on , ( su`rigx ) with five holes, xuvlon p . a pillory, furnished with five holes, through which the head, arms, and legs of criminals were passed, Ar.
pentetavlanto"
pente-tavlanto" »a±1/4, on , ( tavlanton ) worth or consisting of five talents, Dem .; p. divkh an action for the recovery of five talents, Ar.
pentethrikov"
pent-ethrikov" , hv, ovn , happening every five years, quinquennial, Strab. From pentethriv"
pentethriv"
pent-ethriv" , ivdo", hJ , ( e[to" ) a term of five years, Lat. quinquennium , dia; pentethrivdo" every