prokurovomai
pro-ku<Eth>rovomai , Pass. to be confirmed before, N.T.
Prokuvwn
Pro-kuvwn , kunov", oJ , Porcyon, a star which rises (about the middle of July) before the dog-star, Horat.
II. pikroi; Kallimavcou provkune" , a nickname of the Grammarians, snappers and snarlers, Anth.
prokwvmion
pro-kwvmion , tov , the prelude sung by a kw`mo" , Pind.
provkwpo"
prov-kwpo" , on , ( kwvph ) of a sword, grasped by the hilt, drawn, Aesch ., Eur. :— metaph. ready, Aesch.
prolavzumai
pro-lavzuØmai , Dep. to receive beforehand or by anticipation, tino" some of a thing, Eur.
prolalevw
pro-la±levw , f. hvsw , to prate before, Anth.
prolambavnw
pro-lambavnw , f. -lhvyomai : aor. 2 prou[labon : pf. -eivlhfa , pass. -eivlhmmai :— to take or receive before, Eur ., Dem. , etc.
2. to take or seize beforehand, Dem .; pr. o{pw" . . to provide that. . , Dem. ; prolabw;n proegnwkovta" uJma`" first procured your vote of condemnation, Id.
3.
to take before, take in preference,
ti prov tino"
Soph.
4.
to take away
or
off before,
prou[labon movgi" povda
Eur.
II.
to be beforehand with, anticipate,
1.
c. acc.
pers.
to get the start of,
Xen
.,
Dem.
:—also
c. gen. pers.
,
Dem.
2.
c. acc.
rei,
Eur.
3.
c. gen.
spatïï,
pr. th`" oJdou`
to get a start
on the way,
Hdt.
;
pr. th`" fugh`"
Thuc.
4.
absol
.,
pollw`/ prou[labe
was
far
ahead,
Id.:—
to anticipate the event, prejudge,
Dem
.;
prolabovnte"
by anticipation,
Xen.
III. to repeat from the origin, Isocr.
pro-levgw , f. xw , to choose before others, prefer: Pass ., jAqhnaivwn prolelegmevnoi Il.; pasa`n ejk polivwn pr . Theocr.
II.
to foretell, announce beforehand,
of an oracle,
Hdt.
,
Att.
2.
to state publicly, proclaim,
c. acc.
et
inf.
,
Aesch.
,
etc.
3.
pr. tini; poiei`n ti
to order
him to do,
Xen.
—
to caution, warn,
Thuc.
4.
to denounce
punishment,
pr. desmovn tini
Dem.
proleivpw
pro-leivpw , f. yw : pf. -levloipa : aor. 2 -prou[liØpon :— to go forth and leave, to leave behind, forsake, abandon, Hom ., etc. ; mh`tiv" se prolevloipe prudence hath forsaken thee, Od.; cwvran pr . to abandon ones post, Thuc.
2.
c. inf.
to omit to do
a thing,
Theogn.
,
Soph.
3.
of things,
to desert, fail
one,
Plat.