II. trans. to turn up the soil with the plough, Soph.
polevw
polevw , ( pevlw ) like poleuvw , only in pres. ,
I. to go about, range over, nh`son Ai[anto" polei` Aesch .; tiv su; th`/de polei`" ; Eur. :—so in Med. , Aesch.
II. trans. to turn up the earth with the plough, to plough, Hes.
povlewn
povlewn , gen. pl. of povli" .
II. polevwn , Ion. for pollw`n , gen. pl. of poluv" .
povlho"
povlho", povlhi , Ion. for pollou`, pollw`/ , gen. and dat. of poluv" :— povlhe" , for polloiv .
poliav
poliav , hJ , ( poliov" ) grayness of hair, Menand.
poliaivnomai
poliaivnomai , ( poliov" ) Pass. to grow white, Aesch.
poliavoco"
poliavoco" , on , Dor. for polihvoco" .
polivarco"
poliv-arco" , oJ , ruler of a city, Pind ., Eur.
Poliav"
Poliav" , avdo", hJ , ( povli" ) guardian of the city, epith. of Athena in her oldest temple on the Acropolis of Athens, as distinguished from jAq. Parqevno" , Hdt. , Soph.
poliavta"
poliavta" , oJ , Dor. for polihvth" , opp. to xei`no" , Pind.
povlie"
povlie", -ivessi , Ep. for povlei", povlesi , nom. and dat. pl. of povli" .
polivzw
polivzw , Ep. aor. I povlissa , ( povli" ) to build a city, to build, Il.:— Pass. , [Ilio" pepovlisto ( Ep. 3 sing. plqpf .) Ib.; so Hdt.
II. cwrivon polivzein to colonise a country by building a city, Xen.
polihvoco"
polihvoco" , on , Ep. for poliou`co" .
polihvth"
polihvth" , ew, oJ , Ion. for polivth" , a citizen, Il., Hdt. , Aesch. ; a fellow-citizen, countryman, Hdt.
II. as Adj. , yavmaqoi polihvtido" ajkta`" sands on my countrys shore, Eur.