plocmov" , ou`, oJ , like plovkamo" , mostly in pl. locks, braids of hair, Il., Anth.
II. the tendrils of the polypus, Anth.
plu`nan
plu`nan , Ep. for e[plunan , 3 pl. aor. I of pluvnw .
plunov"
pluØnov" , oJ , ( pluvnw ) a trough, tank, or pit, in which dirty clothes were washed by treading, Hom.
II. metaph ., pluno;n poiei`n tina , = pluvnw II , Ar.
plunthvrio"
plunthvrio" , on , of or for washing: Plunthvria ( sc. iJerav ) , tav , a festival at Athens, in which the clothes of Athenas statue were washed, Xen ., etc.
pluvnw, PLU vNW, pluvnw
PLU vNW »u<Eth>1/4 , Ion. impf. pluvneskon : f. pluØnw` , Ion. and Ep. pluØnevw : aor. I e[plu<Eth>na , Ep. plu`na :— Pass. , f. fluØnou`mai : pf. pevpluØmai :— to wash, clean, properly of linen and clothes, ( opp. to louvomai to bathe, nivzw to wash the hands or feet), Hom ., Att.
2.
to wash off
dirt, Od.
II.
as a slang term,
pluvnein tinav
(as we say)
‘to give
him
a dressing,’
Ar
.,
Dem.
pluvsi"
pluvsi" »uØ1/4, ew", hJ , a washing, Plat.
plwivzw
plwivzw , Ion. impf. plwivzeskon :— to sail on the sea, Hes .; oiJ {Ellhne" ma`llon ejplwvizon began to use ships or practise navigation, Thuc .:—as Dep. plwivzomai , Strab. , Luc.
plwvimo"
plwvimo" or plovi>mo" , on , ( plwvw ) fit for sailing:
1.
of a ship,
fit for sea, seaworthy,
Thuc.
2.
of navigation,
plwimwtevrwn genomevnwn
or
o[ntwn
as
navigation
advanced, as circumstances became
favourable for navigation,
Id.
plwvsimo"
plwvsimo" , on , ( plwvw ) navigable, pevlago" Soph.
plwteuvw
plwteuvw , ( plwvth" ) to sail.
II. Pass. to be navigated, of the sea, to navigate, Polyb.
plwthv
plwthv , hJ , v. plwtov" .
plwthvr , h`ro", oJ , ( plwvw ) a sailor, seaman, Ar ., Plat. ; including rowers and navigators, Arist.
plwtikov"