proklaivw
pro-klaivw , Att. -klavw : f. -klauvsomai :— to weepbeforehand or openly, Soph ., Eur.
II. trans. to lament beforehand, Hdt ., Eur.
proklhqeiv"
proklhqeiv" , aor. I pass. part. of prokalevw .
provklhsi"
provklhsi" , ew" , Ion. io", hJ , ( prokalevw ) a calling forth, challenging, challenge, ejk proklhvsio" upon or by challenge, Hdt.
II.
an invitation, offer, proposal,
Thuc
.,
etc.
III.
as law-term,
a challenge offered
to the opponent, for the purpose of bringing disputed points to issue, somewhat like the Roman
sponsio,
Dem
.,
etc.
;
pr. prokalei`sqai
to make
such a challenge,
devcesqai
to accept
it,
Id.
proklhtikov"
proklhtikov" , hv, ovn , calling forth, challenging: proklhtikovn, tov , a challenge, Plut.
proklivnw
pro-klivnw »i<Eth>1/4 , f. -kliØnw` , to lean forward, Soph.
provkluto"
prov-kluØto" , on , ( kluvw ) heard formerly, of olden time, Il.
prokluvw
pro-kluvw , to hear beforehand, Aesch.
proknhmiv"
pro-knhmiv" , i`do", hJ , a covering for the leg, Polyb.
prokoitiva
prokoitiva , hJ , a watch kept before a place; in pl. , like Lat. excubiae , Polyb. From provkoito"
provkoito"
prov-koito" , oJ , ( koivth ) one who keeps watch before a place, Polyb.
prokolavzw
pro-kolavzw , f. -avsomai , to chastise beforehand, Arist.
prokolakeuvw
pro-kola±keuvw , f. sw , to flatter beforehand, Plat.
prokovlpion
pro-kovlpion , tov , a robe falling over the breast, Theophr.
prokomivzw
pro-komivzw , f. sw , to bring forward, produce, Luc.