poluv-pla±no" , on , = poluplanhv" , Aesch. , Eur.
poluplavsio"
polu-plavsio" , a, on , late for polla-plavsio" , Anth.poluvpleqro"
poluvpleqro" , on , many plevqra in size, farstretching, Eur.II. of persons, rich in land, Luc.
poluplokiva
poluplokiva , hJ , cunning, craft, Theogn. From poluvploko"poluvploko"
poluvploko" , on , ( plevkw ) much-tangled, thick-wreathed, of a serpents coils, Eur. ; of the polypus, with tangled, twisting arms, Theogn.2. metaph. much-twisting, complex, intricate, Eur ., Xen. , Anth.
polupovdh"
poluØ-povdh" , ou, oJ , poët. poulu- = poluvpou" , Anth.polupoivkilo"
poluØ-poivkiØlo" , on , much-variegated, Eur.poluvpono"
poluv-pono" , on , of men, much-labouring, muchsuffering, Pind ., Eur.2. of things, full of pain and suffering, painful, toilsome, Trag. Adv. -nw" .
poluvpo"
poluvpo" , ou, oJ , poët. for poluvpou" .polupovtamo"
poluØ-povta±mo" , on , with many or large rivers, Eur.polupovth"
poluØ-povth" , Ep. poulu- , ou, oJ , a hard drinker, Anth.polupovtnia
poluØ-povtnia , hJ , strengthd. for povtnia , h. Hom.poluvpou"
poluvpou" , oJ, hJ , neut. poun : acc. masc. poluvpoda : pl. neut. poluvpoda :— many-footed, Soph ., Plat.poluvpou"
poluvpou" , or rather pouluvpou" , odo", oJ , (for the form poluvpou" is late).—Declension: nom. pouluvpou" , acc. -poun , gen. pouluvpodo" :— pl. , nom. pouluvpode" ; acc. -poda" ; gen. poulupovdwn :— poët. also pouluvpo" , gen. pouluvpou , pl. acc. pouluvpou" :—later, poluvpou" , acc. -poun and -poda ; pl. -pode" , acc. -pou", -poda" :— the sea-polypus or octopus, Lat. poàlypus (Horat.), Od., Theogn. , etc.