rJuØpovw, rJupovwnta , Ep. for rJupavw, rJupavonta .
rJuppapaiv
rJuppa±paiv , a cry of the Athenian rowers, like wjovp , yoho! Ar .; hence, to; rJuppapaiv ones messmates, Id.
rJuvptw
rJuvptw , f. yw , ( rJuvpo" ) to remove dirt from garments, to wash, Arist .: —Pass. to wash oneself, ejx o{tou ejgw; rJuvptomai ever since I began to wash, i.e. from childhood, Ar.
rJusaivnomai
rJu<Eth>saivnomai , ( rJusov" ) Pass. to be wrinkled, Anth.
rJu`sqai
rJu`sqai , Ep. aor. 2 inf. of rJuvomai .
rJusiavzw
rJu<Eth>siØavzw , f. avsw , ( rJuvsion ) to seize as a pledge, to drag away, Eur .: —Pass. to be so dragged away, Id.
rJusivbwmo"
rJu<Eth>siv-bwmo" , on , defending altars, Aesch.
rJusivdifro"
rJu<Eth>siv-difro" , on , preserving the chariot, Pind.
rJuvsion
rJuvsion »u<Eth>1/4, tov , ( rJuvomai ) that which is dragged away:
I.
booty, prey,
rJuvsia ejlauvnesqai
, of cattle, Il.;
tou` rJusivou qÆ h{marte
, i.e. Helen.,
Aesch.
II.
that which is seized as a pledge, a pledge, surety,
rJuvsia dou`nai
Solon;
rJuvsion tiqevnai
Soph.
III. that which is seized by way of reprisal, fovnon fovnou rJuvsion ti`sai to suffer death in reprisal for death, Id.
IV. in pl. offerings for deliverance, Anth.
rJuvsio"
rJuvsio" , on , ( rJuvomai ) delivering, saving, Aesch ., Anth.
rJusivpoli"
rJu<Eth>siv-poli" , ew", oJ, hJ , saving the city, Aesch.
rJusivpono"
rJu<Eth>siv-pono" , on , setting free from trouble, Anth.
rJuvsi"
rJuvsi" »uØ1/4, hJ , ( rJevw ) a flowing, flow, Plat.
II the course of a river, stream, Polyb.