sum-moriva , hJ , ( mevro" ) a co-partnership or company: at Athens, after 377 B. C., the 1200 wealthiest citizens were divided into 20 summorivai or companies, 2 in each tribe ( fulhv ); each being called on in its turn to discharge extraordinary expenses, Xen. , Dem.
suvmmoro"
suvm-moro" , on , united for purposes of taxation, Thuc.
summorfovomai
sum-morfovomai , Pass. to be conformed to, tini N.T.
suvmmorfo"
suvm-morfo" , on , ( morfhv ) conformed to, c. gen ., N.T.
summocqevw
sum-mocqevw , f. hvsw , to share in toil with, tiniv Eur.
summuevw
sum-muevw , f. hvsw , to initiate together, Plut.
summuvw
sum-muvw , f. -muvsw , to be shut up, to close, be closed, of wounds, Il.; summemukwv" with closed eyes, Plat.
sumpavqeia
sumpavqeia , hJ , fellow-feeling, sympathy, Arist.
sumpaqei`n
sumpa±qei`n , aor. 2 inf. of sumpavscw .
sumpaqevw
sumpa±qevw , f. hvsw , to sympathise, Isocr ., etc.
sumpaqhv"
sum-pa±qhv" , ev" , ( paqei`n ) sympathizing with, tiniv Arist .: absol. sympathetic, Id.
sumpaqiva
sumpa±qiva , Ion. -ivh , hJ , poët. for sumpavqeia , Anth.
sumpaianivzw
sum-paia<Eth>nivzw , f. sw , to sing paeans with, tiniv Dem.
sumpaideuvw
sum-paideuvw , f. sw , to teach together, educate at the same time, Xen .: Pass. to be educated with others, Isocr.
sumpaivzw
sum-paivzw , f. xomai , to play or sport with another, c. dat ., Soph. ; absol. , Hdt. ; c. acc. cogn. , metÆ ejmou` suvmpaize th;n eJorthvn keep the feast together with me, Ar.