diatoxeuvw
dia-toxeuvw , f. sw , to shoot through.
diavtoro"
diav-toro" , on , ( teivrw ) piercing, galling, Aesch .; d. fovbo" thrilling fear, Id.; of a trumpet, Id.
II. pass. pierced, bored through, Soph.
diatragei`n
diatra±gei`n , aor. 2 inf. of diatrwvgw .
diatrevpw
dia-trevpw , f. yw , to turn away from a thing:— Pass. with f med. , aor. 2 med. -etrapovmhn and pass. -etravphn »a±1/4 , to be turned from ones purpose, to be perplexed, Dem.
diatrevfw
dia-trevfw , f. -qrevyw , to sustain continually, Thuc ., etc.
diatrevcw
dia-trevcw , f. -qrevxomai : aor. 2 -evdra±mon : pf. -dedravmhka :— to run across or over the sea, Od.
2.
metaph.
to run through,
to;n bivon, to;n lovgon
Plat.
II.
absol.
to run about,
Lat.
discurrere
,
Ar
.,
Theocr.
2.
d. mevcri
to penetrate
to,
Plut.
diatrevw
dia-trevw , f. -trevsw , to flee all ways, Il.
diatribhv
diatriØbhv , hJ , a way of spending time: hence, a pastime (pass-time), amusement, Ar ., Dem.
2.
serious employment, study,
Ar
.,
Plat.
,
3.
a way of life, living,
d. ejn ajgora`/
Ar.
II.
in bad sense,
a waste of time, delay,
Eur
.; in
pl.
,
Thuc.
From
diatrivbw
diatrivbw
dia-trivbw »i<Eth>1/4 , f. yw :— Pass. , aor. 2 -etrivbhn »iØ1/4 : pf. -tevtrimmai :— to rub between, rub hard, rub away, consume, waste, Hom .: —Pass ., diatriØbh`nai to perish utterly, Hdt.
II.
d. crovnon
,
Lat.
terere tempus
, to spend time,
Id.,
Xen.
:
Pass.
,
ejniauto;" dietrivbh
Thuc.
2.
absol.
(without
crovnon
),
to waste time, pass it away,
ouj mh; diatrivyei"
; i.e. make no more delay,
Ar.
;
d. ejn gumnasivoi"
to pass all ones time
there, Id.;
d. metÆ ajllhvlwn
to go on talking,
Id.:—hence,
to employ oneself on
or
in
a thing,
e[n
or
ejpiv tini
Plat
.;
periv ti
Id.;
c. part
.,
d. meletw`n
Xen.
b.
also
absol.
to lose time, delay,
Il.,
Ar.
,
etc.
:
c. gen
.,
d. oJdoi`o
to lose time
on the way, Od.
III.
to put off by delay, to thwart, hinder
a thing,
Hom.
;
d. jAcaiou;" o}n gavmon
put
them
off
in the matter of her wedding, Od. Hence
diatriptevon
diatriptevon