rJecqeiv"
rJecqeiv" , aor. I pass. part. of rJevzw .
rJeustikov"
rJeustikov" , hv, ovn , ( rJevw ) flowing, liquid, Plut.
rJevw, JRE vW
JRE vW , Ep. rJeivw : 3 sing. impf. e[rrei , Ep. e[rree or rJeve :— f. rJeuvsomai , Dor. rJeusou`mai : aor. I e[rreusa :— Att. fut. and aor. I of pass. form, rJuhvsomai, ejrruvhn : pf. ejrruvhka Plat .—This Verb, like pnevw, cevw , does not contr. eh, eo, ew . To flow, run, stream, gush, Hom ., etc. :—with dat. of that which flows, phgh; rJevei u{dati the fountain runs with water, Il.; rJeven ai{mati gai`a Ib.; rJei` gavlakti pevdon Eur .; of a river, mevga" rJei` runs with full stream, Hdt. ; so, polu;" rJei` , metaph. of men, Aesch. ; of a river, also, rJ. ajpo; ciovno" to derive its stream from melted snow, Hdt. :—proverb., a[nw rJevein to flow backwards, of impossibilities, Eur.
2. metaph. of things, ejk ceirw`n bevlea rJevon from their hands rained darts, Il.; of a flow of words, ajpo; glwvssh" mevlito" glukivwn rJeven aujdhv Ib.; absol. , of the tongue, to run glibly, Aesch. ( cf. Horat., salso multoque fluenti ): of words or sentiments, to be current, Soph.
3. to fall, drop off, e.g. of hair, Od., Theocr. : then, generally, to flow or melt away, perish, Soph ., Plat.
4.
of persons,
rJ. ejpiv
or
ei[" ti
to be inclined, given
to a thing,
Isocr.
,
Plat.
II.
very rarely
trans.
to let flow, pour,
e[rrei coav"
Eur.
2.
c. acc. cogn
.,
rJeivtw gavla, mevli
let
the land
run
milk, honey,
Theocr.
;
oi\non rJevwn
Luc.
rJevw, rJevw
* rJevw , to say, v. ejrw` .
rJh`gma
rJh`gma , ato", tov , ( rJhvgnumi ) a breakage, fracture, Dem.
rJhgmivn
rJhgmivn or -miv" , i`no", oJ , the sea breaking on the beach, the line of breakers, surf, Hom .; ejpi; or para; rJhgmi`ni qalavssh" by the edge of the sea, Id.
rJhvgnumi
rJhvgnu<Eth>mi or -uvw ( lengthd. from Root RAG ): Ion. impf. rJhvgnuskon : f. rJhvxw : aor. I e[rrhxa :— Med. , rJhvgnuØmai , f. rJhvxomai : aor. I ejrrhxavmhn , Ep. rJhxavmhn :— Pass. , f. rJa±ghvsomai : aor. 2 ejrravghn »a±1/4 : pf. e[rrhgmai , for which the intr. e[rrwga is more used:— cf. also rJhvssw , rJavssw . To break, break asunder or in pieces, rend, shiver, shatter, Hom ., etc. :— to rend garments, in sign of grief, Aesch. :— Med. to break for oneself, get broken, Il.
2. to break a line of battle or body of men, Ib., Hdt. ; in Med. , rJhvxasqai favlagga", stivca" to break oneself a way through the lines, Il.; absol. , rJhvxasqai to break or force ones way, Ib.
3.
to let break loose, let loose,
Ib.
4.
rJh`xai fwnhvn
to let loose
the voice, of children and persons who have been dumb
breaking into speech,
Hdt
.: then
to speak freely, speak out
(like
rumpere vocem
,
Virg.), Id.,
Ar.
,
etc.
5.
dakruvwn rJhvxasa navmata
having let loose
floods of tears,
Soph.
; so,
rJ. klauqmovn
Plut.
II.
absol.
in the form
rJhvssw
,
to beat the ground, dance,
Il.
III.
later, as a term of fighters,
to fell, knock down,
Dem.
B.
Pass
., mostly used in
aor.
2
ejrravghn »a±1/4
,
to break, burst,
of waves, Il.; of clouds,
Ar.