diatriptevon , verb. Adj. one must spend time, Arist.
diavtrica
diav-triØca or dia; trivca , Adv. , = trivca , in three divisions, three ways, Il.
diavtropo"
diav-tropo" , on , various in dispositions, Eur.
diatrofhv
diatrofhv , hJ , ( diatrevfw ) sustenance, support, Xen.
diatrocavzw
dia-trocavzw , f. avsw , of a horse, to trot, Xen.
diatruvgio"
dia-truvgio" »uØ1/4, on , ( truvgh ) bearing grapes in succession, Od.
diatrufevn
diatruØfevn , aor. 2 pass. part. neut. of diaqruvptw .
diatrwvgw
dia-trwvgw , f. -trwvxomai : aor. 2 -evtra±gon :— to gnaw through, to; divktuon Ar.
diav/ttw
diav/ttw or di-avttw , Att. contr. for di-ai?ssw .
diatupovw
dia-tuØpovw , f. wvsw , to form perfectly; d. novmou" to give them a lasting form, Luc .: metaph. to imagine, Id.
diatuvpwsi"
diatuvpwsi" »uØ1/4, ew", hJ , configuration, Plut.
diaugavzw
di-augavzw , f. sw , to shine through: — diaugavzei hJmevra day dawns, N.T.
diaughv"
di-aughv" , ev" , ( aujghv ) transparent, Anth.
diaulodrovmh"
diaulo-drovmh" , ou, oJ , ( dramei`n ) a runner in the divaulo" , Pind.
divaulo"
div-aulo" , oJ , ( div" ) a double pipe: — in the race, a double course, in which the runner ran to the furthest