xanqo-fuhv" , ev" , ( fuhv ) yellow by nature, e{like" Anth.
xanqocivtwn
xanqo-civtwn , wno", oJ, hJ , with yellow coat, Anth.
xanqovcroo"
xanqov-croo" , on , ( crova ) with yellow skin, Mosch.
xeinapavth"
xein-a±pavth", xeivnh , Ion. for xen- .
xeinhvion
xeinhvion , tov , ( xei`no" ) Ion. for xenei`on which is not used, a hosts gift, given to a departing guest, Hom.; dw`ra xeinhvia Od.
xeinivzw
xeinivzw, xeinivh, xeinikov", xeivnio" , Ion. for xen- .
xeinodokevw
xeinodokevw, xeinodovko", xeinoktonevw , Ion. for xen- .
xei`no"
xei`no", xeinosuvnh, xeinovw , Ion. for xen- .
xenagevth"
xen-a<Eth>gevth" , ou, oJ , one who takes charge of guests, Pind.
xenagevw
xena<Eth>gevw , f. hvsw , to be a xenagov" , Xen., Dem.
II. to guide strangers, shew them the sights, Luc.: Pass., impers., a[ristav soi xenavghtai your work as a guide has been done excellently, Plat.
xenagov"
xen-a<Eth>gov" , oJ , ( hJgevomai ) a commander of auxiliary or mercenary troops ( xevnoi ), Thuc., Xen., etc. (The form is Dor.; but like many military terms, it was adopted in Att.)
II. a strangers guide, Plut.
xen-a±pavth" , ou, oJ , poët. xein- , ( ajpatavw ) one who cheats strangers, or who cheats his host, Eur.
xenarkhv"
xen-arkhv" , ev" , ( ajrkevw ) aiding strangers, Pind.
xevnh
xevnh , hJ , fem. of xevno" :
1.
(sub.
gunhv
)
a female guest: a foreign woman,
Aesch., etc.
2.
(sub.
gh`
),
a foreign country,
Soph., Xen.