uJpostevllw
uJpo-stevllw , f. -stelw` : aor. I -evsteila : pf. -evstalka :— to draw in, iJstivon uJpevsteile made him furl his sail, Pind.
2. to draw back for shelter, Plut .; uJp. eJautovn to shelter oneself behind, tiniv Id.; also to withdraw
himself, N.T.
II. Med ., uJpostevllesqaiv ti to cloak a thing through fear, to prevaricate, dissemble, Eur ., Plat. , etc. ; mhde;n uJposteilavmeno" without dissimulation, Dem.
uJpostenavzw
uJpo-stenavzw , to moan in an undertone, Soph.
II. to groan under the weight of, ti Aesch.
uJpostenacivzw
uJpo-stena±civzw or -stonacivzw , to groan beneath one, c. dat ., Il., Hes.
uJpostevnw
uJpo-stevnw , to moan in a low tone, begin to moan, Soph .: to grumble, Ar.
uJposth`nai
uJpo-sth`nai , aor. 2 inf. of uJf-ivsthmi .
uJposthrivzw
uJpo-sthrivzw , to underprop, sustain, Luc.
uJposthvtw
uJpo-sthvtw , 3 sing. aor. 2 imper. of uJf-ivsthmi .
uJpostolhv
uJpostolhv , hJ , a shrinking back, evasion, N.T.
uJpostonacivzw
uJpo-stona±civzw , = uJpostenacivzw .
uJpo-storevnnu<Eth>mi or rather -stovrnumi , also -strwvnnumi or -uvw : f. -storevsw , aor. I -estovresa ; also -strwvsw , aor. I -evstrwsa : pf. uJpevstrwka : pass. uJpevstrwmai :— to spread, lay or strew under, esp. of bed-clothes, devmnia uJpostorevsai Od.; levktra uJpostrw`saiv tini to make his bed for a man, i.e. serve him as a wife, Eur. :— Pass. , aiJ eujnai; uJpostovrnuntai Xen .; h|/ calko;" uJpevstrwtai which has copper laid under it, ap. Hdt.
uJpostrathgevw
uJpostra±thgevw , to serve as lieutenant under another, c. dat ., Xen. From uJpostravthgo"
uJpostravthgo"
uJpo-stravthgo" , oJ , a lieutenant-general, Xen.
uJpostrevfw