poluØceiriva , hJ , a multitude of hands, i.e. workmen or assistants, Thuc ., Xen.
polucordiva
poluØcordiva , hJ , the use of many strings in the lyre, Plat.
poluvcordo"
poluv-cordo"
,
on
, (
cordhv
)
many-stringed,
Theocr
.:
many-toned,
of the flute,
Plat.
; also,
p. wj/daiv
Eur
.;
p. gh`ru"
the sound
of many strings,
Id.
polucrhmatevw
polucrhma±tevw , f. hvsw , to abound in money, Strab.
polucrhmativa
polucrhma±tiva , hJ , greatness of wealth, Xen.
polucrhvmato"
polu-crhvma±to" , on , ( crh`ma ) very wealthy.
poluvcrhsto"
poluv-crhsto" , on , useful for many purposes, Arist.
polucrovnio"
polu-crovnio" , on , long-existing, of olden time, ancient, h. Hom. , Hdt. , Xen.
II. lasting for long, Arist .: —Comp. -wvtero" , Plat. ; Sup. -wvtato" , Xen.
poluvcruso"
poluv-cru<Eth>so" , on , rich in gold, Hom .; of Aphrodité, Lat. aurea Venus , Hes.
polucrwvmato"
polucrwvma±to" , on , = poluvcroo" , Strab.
poluvcuto"
poluv-cuØto" , on , widely diffused, Plut.
poluvcwro"
poluv-cwro" , on , spacious, extensive, Luc.
poluvcwsto"
poluv-cwsto" , on , high-heaped, Aesch.
poluyhfiva
poluyhfiva , hJ , number or diversity of votes, Thuc.
poluyhvfi"
polu-yhvfi<Eth>" , i<Eth>do", oJ, hJ , with many pebbles, pebbly, of a river-bed, Orac. ap. Hdt.
poluvyhfo"
poluv-yhfo" , on , = foreg., with many votes, Luc.