polutropiva
polutropiva , Ion. -ivh , hJ , versatility, craft, Hdt. From poluvtropo"
poluvtropo"
poluv-tropo" , on , ( trevpw ) much-turned, i.e. muchtravelled, much-wandering, Lat. multum jactatus ,
of Ulysses, Od.
II.
turning many ways,
of the polypus,
Theogn.
2.
metaph.
shifty, versatile, wily,
of Hermes, h.
Hom.
,
Plat.
;
to; p. th`" gnwvmh"
their
versatility
of mind,
Thuc.
III. various, manifold, Thuc .:—of diseases and war, changeful, complicated, Plut .: —Adv. -pw" in many manners, N.T.
poluvtrofo"
poluv-trofo" , on , ( trevfw ) well-fed, Plut.
poluuvmnhto"
polu-uvmnhto" , on , much-famed in song, Pind.
poluvumno"
poluv-umno" , on , much sung of, famous, Eur ., Ar.
poluvfamo"
poluvfa<Eth>mo" , on , Dor. for poluvfhmo" .
polufavrmako"
poluØ-favrma±ko" , on , knowing many drugs or charms, Hom.
poluvfato"
poluv-fa±to" , on , ( fhmiv ) much-spoken-of, very famous, excellent, Pind.
poluvfhmo"
poluv-fhmo" , Dor. -fa<Eth>mo" , on , ( fhvmh ) abounding in songs and legends, Od., Pind.
II. many-voiced, wordy, Od.; ej" poluvfhmon ejxenei`kai to bring it forth to the many-voiced, i.e. the agora (the ‘parliament’), Orac. ap. Hdt.
polufqovro"
polu-fqovro" , on , ( fqeivrw ) destroying many, deathful, rife with death or ruin, Pind ., Aesch.
II. proparox. poluvfqoro", on , pass. utterly destroyed, Soph.
polufiliva
poluØfiØliva , hJ , abundance of friends, Arist. From poluvfilo"
poluvfilo"
poluv-fiØlo" , on , dear to many, Pind.
poluvfiltro"
poluv-filtro" , on , ( fivltron ) suffering from many love-charms, love-sick, Theocr.