poluvsito"
poluv-si<Eth>to" , on , abounding in corn, Xen.
II. highfed, full of meat, Theocr.
poluvskalmo"
poluvskalmo" , on , many-oared, Anth.
poluvskarqmo"
poluv-skarqmo" , on , ( skaivrw ) far-bounding, Il.
poluvskhptro"
poluv-skhptro" , on , ( skh`ptron ) wide-ruling, Anth.
poluspaqhv"
polu-spa±qhv" , ev" , ( spavqh ) thick-woven, Anth.
poluvspasto"
poluvspasto" , on , ( spavw ) drawn by many cords: — poluvspaston, tov , a compound pulley, Plut.
polusperhv"
polu-sperhv" , ev" , ( speivrw ) wide-spread, Hom ., Hes.
poluvsplagcno"
poluv-splagcno" , on , of great mercy, N.T.
poluvsporo"
poluv-sporo" , on , ( speivrw ) very fruitful, Eur.
polustavfulo"
polu-stavfuØlo" »a±1/4, on , rich in grapes, Il., Soph.
poluvstacu"
poluv-sta±cu" , u , rich in ears of corn, Theocr.
poluvstego"
poluv-stego" , on , ( stevgh ) with many stories, Strab.
polustevleco"
polu-stevleco" , on , with many stems, Anth.
polustevnakto"
polu-stevnakto" , on , causing many groans, Anth.
polustefhv"
polu-stefhv" , ev" , ( stevfw ) decked with many a wreath, Aesch .; c. gen. wreathed with, davfnh" Soph.
polusticiva