2.
of transgression,
beyond, contrary to,
uJpe;r ai\san, uJpe;r moi`ran, uJpe;r o{rkia
Il.
III.
of Number,
above, upwards of,
uJpe;r tesseravkonta
Hdt
.,
Xen.
;
uJpe;r to; h{misu
more than
half, Xen.
IV.
of Time,
beyond,
i.e.
before, earlier than,
oJ uJpe;r ta; Mhdika; povlemo"
Thuc.
C.
P
OSITION
:
uJpevr
may follow its
Subst.
, but then by anastrophé becomes
u{per
,
Hom.
,
Trag.
D.
AS ADV.
over much, above measure,
uJpe;r me;n a[gan
Eur
.; written
uJperavgan
,
Strab.
,
etc.
E.
IN
C
OMPOS.
,
1.
of Place,
over, beyond,
in
uJper-baivnw, uJper-povntio"
.
2.
for, in defence of,
in
uJper-aspivzw, uJper-algevw
.
3.
above measure,
in
uJper-hvfano", uJper-fivalo"
.
uJpevra
uJpevra »uØ1/4, hJ , ( uJpevr ) an upper rope: pl. uJpevrai , the braces attached to the ends of the sailyards ( ejpivkria ), by means of which the sails are shifted fore and aft, to catch the wind, Od.
uJperabevltero"
uJper-a±bevltero" , on , above measure simple or silly, Dem.
uJperavgamai
uJper-avga±mai , Dep. to be exceedingly pleased, Plat.
II. to admire above measure, tino" for a thing, Luc.
uJperaganaktevw
uJper-a±ga±naktevw , f. hvsw , to be exceeding angry or vexed at a thing, c. gen ., Plat. ; c. dat ., Aeschin.
uJperagapavw
uJper-a±ga±pavw , to love exceedingly, make much of, Dem.
uJperagwniavw
uJper-a±gwniavw , to be in great distress, Plat ., Dem.
uJperahv"
uJper-a<Eth>hv" , ev" , gen. evo" , ( a[hmi ) blowing hard, Il.
uJperaimovw
uJper-aimovw , f. wvsw , ( ai|ma ) to have over-much blood, Xen.
uJperaivrw
uJper-aivrw , f. -a±rw` , to lift or raise up over, Plat .: —Med. or Pass. to lift oneself above, to exalt oneself, be exalted, N.T.
II.
intr
.,
1.
c. acc.
to climb
or
get over, pass over,
Lat.
transcendere
,
Xen
.;
uJp. th;n a[kran
to double
the cape, Id.:—as military term,
to outflank,
Id.
2.
to transcend, excel, outdo,
tinav tini
one
in
a thing,
Dem.
3.
to overshoot, go beyond, exceed,
kairovn
Aesch.
III.
to overflow,
Dem.
uJpevraiscro"