prosanatevllw
pro"-anatevllw , poët. pro"-ant- , to rise uptowards, Eur.
prosanativqemai
pro"-anativqemai , Med. to take an additional burthen on oneself, Xen .; but, pr. tiv tini to contribute of oneself to another, N.T.
II. prosanativqesqaiv tini to take counsel with one, Ib.
prosanatrevcw
pro"-anatrevcw , f. -dra±mou`mai , to run back, retrace past events, Polyb.
prosanatrivbomai
pro"-anatrivbomai »i<Eth>1/4 , Med. to rub oneself upon or against a thing, to frequent the gymnasium, Theophr.
prosavneimi
pro"-avneimi , ( ei\mi ibo) to go up to, Thuc.
prosanei`pon
pro"-anei`pon , aor. 2 of prosanagoreuvw , to declare, publish, order besides, Xen.
prosanevrpw
pro"-anevrpw , f. yw , to creep up to, Plut.
prosanerwtavw
pro"-anerwtavw , f. hvsw , to ask or inquire further, Plat.
prosaneurivskw
pro"-aneurivskw , f. -eurhvsw , to find out besides, Strab.
prosanevcw
pro"-anevcw , f. -anevxw , to wait patiently for a thing, c. dat ., Polyb. :also c. acc ., Id.
prosanhv"
pro"-a<Eth>nhv" , ev" , Dor. for pro"-hnhv" .
prosavnth"
pro"-avnth" , e" , ( a[nthn ) rising up against, uphill, steep, Lat. adversus , Pind ., Thuc.
II.
metaph.
arduous, irksome, adverse,
Hdt
.,
Eur.
,
etc.
2.
of persons,
adverse, hostile,
tiniv
to
one,
Eur.
;
pr. prov" ti
setting oneself against
it,
Xen.
prosantilambavnomai
pro"-antilambavnomai , Med. to take hold of one another, tw`n ceirw`n by the hands, Strab.
prosaxiovw
pro"-axiovw , f. wvsw , to demand besides, Polyb.
prosapaggevllw