peristaivhn
peristaivhn , aor. 2 opt. of periivsthmi :— -stav" , part.
perivstasi"
perivsta±si" , hJ , ( peristh`nai ) a standing round, a crowd standing round, Lat. corona , Theophr ., etc.
II.
circumstances, a state of affairs,
Polyb
.:—in bad sense,
kata; ta;" p
. in
critical times,
Id.
2.
outward pomp and circumstance,
Id.
perivstato"
perivsta±to" , on , ( peristh`nai ) surrounded and admired by the crowd, Isocr.
peristaurovw
peri-staurovw , f. wvsw , to fence about with a palisade, to entrench, Thuc .: —Med ., peristaurwsavmenoi having entrenched themselves, Xen.
peristeivla"
peri-steivla" , aor. I part. of peristevllw .
peristeivcw
peristeivcw , aor. I part. perivsteixa" , to go round about, c. acc ., Od.
peristevllw
peri-stevllw , f. -stelw` : aor. I -evsteila :— to dress, clothe, wrap up, Pind ., Plut. ; e[phxa dÆ aujto;n eu\ peristeivla" I planted the sword having wrapt it well with earth, i.e. planted it firmly, Soph.
2.
to dress
or
lay out
a corpse,
Lat.
componere
,
Od.,
Hdt.
,
Att.
: simply,
to bury,
Plat.
II.
metaph.
to wrap up, cloak, cover,
ta[dikÆ eu\ p
.
Eur.
:—
Med.
,
ta; sa; peristevllou kakav
Id.
2.
to take care of, protect, defend,
Hdt
.,
Soph.
;
p. tou;" novmou"
to maintain
the laws,
Hdt.
;
ta; pavtria
Dem
.;
p. ajoidavn
to uphold
minstrelsy,
Pind.
peristenavzomai
peri-stenavzomai , Med. to lament vehemently, Plut.
peristenacivzomai
peristena±civzomai , Med. to echo all round, Od.
peristevnw
peri-stevnw , to make narrow, compress: Pass ., peristevnetai dev te gasthvr , of wolves, Il.
II.
to sound round about,
c. acc
., h.
Hom.
2.
to bemoan,
Luc.
peristerav
peristerav , hJ , the common pigeon or dove, Hdt ., Soph. , etc. (Deriv. unknown.) Hence peristerewvn
peristerewvn
peristerewvn , w`no", oJ , a dovecote, Plat .: peristerw`n , Aesop.