speaks of dark hair as uJakinqivnw/ a[nqei oJmoi`ai , and Theocr. calls it black.
II. a precious stone, of blue colour, not (prob.) our jacinth, but the sapphire, N.T.
uJavleo"
uJavleo" »a±1/4, a, on , ( u{alo" ) = uJavlino" , of glass, Anth .: —contr. uJalou`" , a`, ou`n , of glass, Strab ., Luc.
uJavlino"
uJavliØno" , h, on , ( u{a±lo" ) of crystal or glass, Ar .: also uJevlino" , h, on , Anth.
u{alo"
u{a±lo" or u{elo" , oJ and hJ , a clear, transparent stone, used by the Egyptians to enclose their mummies in, oriental alabaster, Hdt.
2.
a convex lens of crystal,
used as
a burning-glass,
Ar.
II.
glass,
Lat.
vitrum
,
Plat
.: glass itself existed in the time of
Hdt.
, but was not called
u{alo"
till Platos time. (The word is said to be Egyptian. Others refer it to
u{w
, as if the
orig.
sense were
rain-drop.)
uJalou`"
uJa±lou`" , a`, ou`n , contr. for uJalevo" .
uJalovcrou"
uJa±lov-crou" , oun , ( crova ) glass-coloured, Anth.
uJbbavllw
uJbbavllw , Ep. syncop. for uJpobavllw .
uJbov", JUBO vS
JUBO vS »u<Eth>1/4, hv, ovn , hump-backed, Theocr.
uJbrivzw
uJbrivzw »u<Eth>1/4 , Dor. -ivsdw : f. Att. iw` : aor. I u{brisa : pf. u{brika : plqpf. uJbrivkein :— Med. , f. uJbriou`mai :— Pass. , f. uJbrisqhvsomai : aor. I uJbrivsqhn : pf. u{brismai : ( u{bri" ):— to wax wanton, run riot, Od., Aesch. , etc. ; opp. to swfronei`n , Xen.
2.
of over-fed horses or asses,
to neigh
or
bray and prance about,
Lat.
lascivire
,
Hdt
.,
Xen.
3.
metaph.
of a rapid rushing river,
Hdt.
II.
in dealing with other persons,
uJbr. tinav
to treat
him
despitefully, to outrage, insult, affront, maltreat,
Il.,
Aesch.
; more commonly,
uJbr. ei[" tina
to commit an outrage
upon or towards him,
Eur.
,
Plat.
;
uJbr. ejpiv tina
to exult
over a fallen foe,
Eur.
2. c. acc. cogn ., uJbr. u{brin Aesch ., Eur. , etc. :—with a neut. Adj ., uJbr. tavde to commit these outrages, Hdt .; so, tw`n ajdikhmavtwn tw`n ej" jAqhnaivou" u{brisan Id.; and with double acc. , u{brin uJbrivzein tinav Eur .:—hence in Pass. , u{brin uJbrisqh`nai Id., Dem.
3. at Athens in legal sense, to do one a personal outrage, to maltreat, assault, Oratt.:— Pass. , gunai`ke" kai; pai`de" uJbrivzontai Thuc .; uJbrizovmeno" ajpoqnhvskei he dies of ill-treatment, Xen. ;—and of acts, ta; uJbrismevna outrages, Lys.
4. pf. pass. part ., of things, arrogant, ostentatious, shmei\ e[cwn uJbrismevna Eur .; stolh; uJbrismevnh Xen.
u{bri", {UBRIS, u{bri"
{UBRIS »uØ1/4 , gen. ew" and eo" , Ep. io" :— wantonness, wanton violence or insolence, Od., Hdt. , etc. ;