purkai>av
pur-kai>av , Ep. and Ion. ihv , hJ , ( kaivw ) any place where fire is kindled, a funeral pyre, Il.
2.
a fire, conflagration,
Hdt
.:
arson,
Lex ap.
Dem.
3.
metaph.
the flame of love,
Anth.
purnai`o" , a, on , ( puvrnon ) fit for eating, Theocr.
puvrnon
puvrnon , tov , ( puvrino" ) wheaten bread, Od.
purobovlo"
puØro-bovlo" , on , ( bavllw ) giving forth fire: — ta; purobovla bolts or arrows tipped with fire, Plut.
purogenhv"
pu<Eth>ro-genhv" , ev" , ( purov", givgnomai ) made from wheat, Anth.
purovei"
puØrovei" , essa, en , ( pu`r ) fiery, Anth.
2. oJ Purovei" the Planet Mars, from his fiery colour, Arist.
puroklopiva
puØro-klopiva , hJ , ( klophv ) a theft of fire, Anth.
purolovgo"
pu<Eth>ro-lovgo" , on , ( puvro", levgw ) reaping wheat, anth.
puropwlevw
pu<Eth>ropwlevw , f. hvsw , to deal in wheat, Dem. From puropwvlh"
puropwvlh"
pu<Eth>ro-pwvlh" , ou, oJ , ( pwlevw ) a wheat-merchant.
purorraghv"
puØror-ra±ghv" , ev" , ( rJhvgnumi ) bursting in the fire, fireflawed, cracked, Ar.
pu rov", PU RO vS, puvrgo"
PU-RO vS , oJ , wheat, Hom .; also in pl. , Od., etc.
purofovro"
pu<Eth>ro-fovro" , on , ( purov", fevrw ) wheat-bearing, Il., Eur. ,
purovw
puØrovw , f. wvsw , ( pu`r ) to burn with fire, burn up, Hdt ., Soph. : to burn as a burnt sacrifice, Aesch ., Eur. ; p. Kuvklwpo" o[yin to burn out his eye, Eur. :— Med. , pai`da purwsamevnh having placed ones son on the pyre, Anth .: —Pass. to set on fire, to be burnt, Pind ., Eur.
2. metaph. in Pass. to be inflamed or excited, Aesch.