Theogn.
plavtano"
plavta±no" , hJ , later form of platavnisto" , the oriental plane, Lat. platanus , Ar ., Plat. (From platuv" , because of its broad leaves.)
platei`a
pla±tei`a , hJ , v. platuv" .
plateiavzw
pla±teiavzw , Dor. -avsdw , ( platuv" ) to speak or pronounce broadly, like the Dorians, Theocr.
platei`on
pla±tei`on , tov , ( platuv" ) a tablet, Polyb.
platevw"
pla±tevw" , Adv. of platuv" .
plavth
plavth , Dor. plavta , hJ , ( pla±tuv" ) a flat surface:
1. the blade of an oar, an oar, Trag .; nautivlw/ plavth/ by ship, by sea, Soph .; oujrivw/ plavth/ with a fair voyage, Id.
2. a sheet of paper, Anth.
plativon
plativon »a<Eth>1/4 , Dor. for plhsivon .
pla`ti" , ido", hJ , poët. for pelavti" , a wife, Ar.
platovomai
pla±tovomai , Pass. to be made flat like an oar-blade, Ar. From plavto"
plavto"
plavto" , eo", tov , ( pla±tuv" ) breadth, width, Hdt ., etc. :— absol. , plavto" or to; pl ., in breadth, Id., Xen.
platov"
pla<Eth>tov" , hv, ovn , shortd. for pela±tov" , approachable, Aesch.
plavttw
plavttw , Att. for plavssw .
pla±tuØgivzw , f. sw , ( platuv" ) of a goose, to beat the water with its wings, to splash about: — metaph. to make a splash, to swagger, Ar.
platulevsch"