propivptw
pro-pivptw , f. -pesou`mai : aor. 2 prou[peson :— to fall or throw oneself forward, as in rowing, propesovnte" e[resson , like Lat. incumbere remis , Od.:—of suppliants, to fall prostrate, Eur.
II.
to rush forward, rush headlong,
Soph
.,
Theocr.
III.
to move forwards, advance before
the rest,
Polyb.
:
to project,
Id.
propisteuvw
pro-pisteuvw , f. sw , to trust or believe beforehand, Xen ., Dem.
propivtnw
pro-pivtnw , poët. for propivptw , to fall prostate, ej" ga`n Aesch ., Soph.
proplevw
pro-plevw , f. -pleuvsomai , to sail before, Thuc.
provploo"
prov-ploo" , on , contr. -plou" , oun , sailing before or in advance, aiJ provploi nh`e" the leading ships, Thuc.
proplwvw
pro-plwvw , Ion. for proplevw , Hdt.
pro-podivzw , only in pres. , ( pouv" ) to advance the foot, Il.
propodwvn
pro-podwvn , Adv. , better written divisim pro; podw`n .
propoievw
pro-poievw , f. hvsw , to do before or beforehand, Hdt .; absol. , propoih`sai to make the first move, Thuc.
II. to prepare beforehand, plqpf. pass. proepepoivhto Hdt.
propolemevw
pro-polemevw , f. hvsw , to make war for or in defence of another, tinov" Isocr ., etc. ; uJpevr tino" Plat. : absol. , oiJ propolemou`nte" the guards or defenders of a country, Id.; to; propolemh`son the body intended to act as guards, Arist.
propovleuma
propovleuma , ato", tov , service done, pr. davfnh" its service or use, = provpolo" davfnh , Eur. From propoleuvw
propoleuvw
propoleuvw , ( provpolo" ) to minister
provpolo"
prov-polo" , on , ( polevw ) employing oneself before: