2. to push from its place: — Pass. pf. perievwsmai , to be pushed away, ejk pavntwn periewvsmeqa Thuc .; p. e[n tini to lose ones place in a persons favour, Id.
periwphv
peri-wphv , hJ , ( w[y ) a place commanding a wide view, Hom .; ejk periwph`" by a birds-eye view, Luc.
II. circumspection, pollh;n p. tino" poiei`sqai to shew much caution in a thing, Thuc.
periwvsio"
peri-wvsio" , on , prob. Ion. for peri-ouvsio" , immense, countless, Solon, Anth. :— neut. as Adv. , periwvsion , exceeding, beyond measure, Hom .; so pl. periwvsia , h. Hom. :—also c. gen ., just like periv, periwvsion a[llwn far beyond the rest, Id., Pind.
pevrkh
pevrkh , hJ , a river-fish so called from its dusky colour ( v. sq .), the perch, Comici.
perknov", PERKNO vS
PERKNO vS , hv, ovn , darkcoloured, of grapes or olives beginning to ripen, Anth. ; cf. ejpiv-perkno" .
II. as Subst. , name of an eagle, movrfnon o}n kai; perkno;n kalevousi Il.
pevrna
pevrna , h", hJ , a ham, Lat. perna , Strab.
pevrnhmi
pevrnhmi , part. pernav" : 3 sing. Ion. impf. pevrnaske , like pipravskw , to export for sale, to sell as slaves ( cf. peravw B), pevrnascÆ o{ntinÆ e{leske pevrhn aJlo;" ej" Savmon Il.; perna;" nhvswn ejpi; thledapavwn Ib.: generally, toi`" xevnoi" ta; crhvmata pernav" Eur .: —Pass ., kthvmata pernavmena goods sold or for sale, Il.; pavnta pevrnatai Ar.
pevrodo"
pevr-odo" , hJ , Aeol. for periv-odo" .
perovnama
perovna<Eth>ma , tov , Dor. for perovnhma .
peronavw
peronavw , f. hvsw : Ep. aor. I perovnhsa :— to pierce, pin, Il.:— Med. , clai`nan peronhvsasqai to buckle on ones mantle, Ib. From perovnh
perovnh
perovnh , hJ , ( peivrw ) anything pointed for piercing or pinning, the tongue of a buckle or brooch, the buckle or brooch itself, Lat. fibula , Hom .: also a large pin used for fastening on the outer garment or cloak ( iJmavtion ), Hdt. , Soph.
II. the small bone of the leg, Lat. fibula , Xen.
perovnhma
perovnhma , Dor. -a<Eth>ma , ato", tov , = povrpa<Eth>ma , a garment pinned or buckled on, Theocr.
peronhtriv"