tiavran Xen.
2.
to strip bare,
Eur.
II.
to draw round, wheel about,
of an army,
Polyb.
: of a horses bit,
ouj pavnu p
.
not pulling
it violently
round,
Luc
.:
—Med
.,
perispwvmeno" ta;" o[yei"
turning about ones
eyes, Id.
III. to draw off or away, Arist .: —Pass. to be distracted or engaged in business, periv ti N.T.
perispei`n
perispei`n , aor. 2 inf. of perievpw .
perispeiravw
peri-speiravw , f. avsw , to wind round, Plut .: —Med. to surround with soldiers, Id.:— Pass. , of soldiers, to form round a leader, tiniv Id.; of serpents, to twine round, tiniv Luc.
perispercevw
perispercevw , to be much angered, Hdt. From perisperchv"
perisperchv"
peri-sperchv" , ev" , ( spevrcw ) very hasty, p. pavqo" a rash, overhasty death, Soph.
perivsplagcno"
periv-splagcno" , on , ( splavgcon ) great-hearted, Theocr.
perispoggivzw
peri-spoggivzw , f. sw , to sponge all round, Theophr.
perispouvdasto"
peri-spouvdasto" , on , ( spoudavzw ) much sought after, much desired, Luc.
perisseiva
perisseiva , hJ , ( perissov" ) surplus, abundance, N.T.
perisseivomai
perisseivomai , Ep. for periseivomai .
perivsseuma
perivsseuma , Att. -tteuma , ato", tov , that which remains over, abundance, N.T.
perisseuvw
perisseuvw , Att. -tteuvw , f. sw : impf. ejperivsseuon : ( perissov" ):— to be over and above the number, c. gen ., peritteuvsousin hJmw`n oiJ polevmioi the enemy will go beyond us, outflank us, Xen.
II. absol. to be more than enough, remain over, Id., etc. ; tosou`ton tw`/ Periklei` ejperivsseue such abundance of reason had Pericles, Thuc.
2.
in bad sense,
to be superfluous,
Soph.
III.
of persons,
to abound in
a thing,
c. dat
.,
N.T.
:—also
c. gen
.,
p. a[rtwn
to have more than enough of
bread, Ib.
2.
to be superior, have the advantage,
Ib.;
p. ma`llon
to abound
more and more, Ib.
IV.
Causal,
to make to abound,
Ib.:—
Pass.
to be made to abound,
Ib.