Soph.
2.
of persons and places,
rich, wealthy,
Hom
.,
Aesch.
;
pivoni mevtrw/
in
plenteous
measure,
Theocr.
III.
The
Comp.
and
Sup.
are
pi<Eth>ovtero", pi<Eth>ovtato"
, as if from
pi`o"
.
plagav
pla<Eth>gav , Dor. for plhghv .
pla±giavzw , f. avsw , ( plavgio" ) to turn sideways or aside, pl. pro;" tou;" ajntivou" ajnevmou" ( sc. th;n nau`n ) to beat up against adverse winds, Luc. : metaph. , pl. h] fwnh;n h] pra`xin to adapt them to circumstances, Plut.
plagivaulo"
pla±giv-aulo" , oJ , the cross-flute, as opp. to the flute-à-bec, Theocr. , Bion.
plavgio"
plavgio" »a±1/4, a on , and o", on , ( plavgo" ) placed sideways, slanting, aslant, Lat. obliquus , Thuc.
2. plavgia, tav , the sides, Hdt .:—in military sense, toi`" plagivoi" ejpievnai to attack the flanks, Thuc. ; eij" ta;pl. paravgein or parapevmpein to make an army file off right and left, Xen .; plagivou" labei`n tou;" polemivou" to take the enemy in flank, Id.
3. with Preps. in adverb. sense, eij" plavgion obliquely, Id.; eij" ta; plavgia , opp. to eij" to; ajntivon , Thuc. ;— ejk plagivou in flank, Id.; kata; plavgia Xen.
II. metaph. not straightforward, crooked, treacherous, frevne" Pind .; plavgia fronei`n Eur.
plagiovw
pla±giovw , = plagiavzw I , Xen.
plagkthvr
plagkthvr , h`ro", oJ , ( plavzw ) either ( act. ) the beguiler, (or pass. ) the roamer, of Bacchus, Anth.
plagktov"
plagktov" , hv, ovn , and ov", ovn , ( plavzomai ) wandering, roaming, Aesch ., Eur.
2.
metaph.
wandering in mind, erring, distraught,
Od.,
Aesch.
II.
Plagktai; pevtrai
are rocks beyond Scylla and Charybdis, affording so narrow a passage that even birds could scarcely get through, Od.; transferred by later writers to the Symplegades,
Hdt.
,
etc.
plagktosuvnh
plagktosuvnh , hJ , poët. for plavnh , roaming, Od.
plavgo", PLA vGOS
PLA vGOS , tov , the side, old Dor. word.
plavgxomai
plavgxomai , f. med. of plavzw .
plagcqh`nai
plagcqh`nai , aor. I pass. inf. of plavzw .