Panei`on
Pa<Eth>nei`on , tov , ( Pavn ) a temple of Pan, Strabo.
paneleuvqero"
pa±n-eleuvqero" , on , entirely free, Anth.
Panevllhne"
Pa±n-evllhne" , oiJ , all the Hellenes, Il., Hes. , Eur.
Pavnemo"
Pavnemo" , oJ , Boeotian name of the month Metageitniwvn , Philipp. ap. Dem.
panephvrato"
pa±n-ephvra±to" , on , all-lovely, Anth.
panepivskopo"
pa±n-epivskopo" , on , all-surveying, Anth.
panergevth"
pa±n-ergevth" , ou, oJ, ( * e[rgw ) all-effecting, Dor. gen. -ergevta Aesch.
panevrhmo"
pa±n-evrhmo" , on , all-desolate, Luc.
panevspero"
pa±n-evspero" , on , lasting the whole evening, Anth.
panevstio"
pa±n-evstio" , on , ( eJstiva ) with all the household, Plut.
pavnete"
pavn-ete" , Adv. ( e[to" ) all the year long, Pind.
paneudaivmwn
pa±n-eudaivmwn , on , quite happy, Luc.
paneuvtono"
pa±n-euvtono" , on , much strained, very active, Anth.
pavnefqo"
pavn-efqo" »a±1/4, on , of metals, quite purified, Hes.
panhgurivzw
pa±nhguØrivzw , f. sw , to celebrate or attend a festival, panhguvri" p . to keep holy-days, Hdt .; and panhgurikov"
panhgurikov"