dieiruvw
diØ-eiruvw , Ion. for di-eruvw , to draw across, ta;" neva" to;n ijsqmovn Hdt.
dieivrw
di-eivrw , pf. diei`rka , to pass or draw through, Xen.
dieirwnovxeno"
di-eirwnov-xeno" , on , dissembling with ones guests, Ar.
dieiv"
di-eiv" , aor. 2 part. of di-i?hmi .
dievk
di-evk , Prep. through and out of, c. gen ., Hom.
diekduvomai
di-ekduvomai , aor. 2 diexevdun , to slip out through, c. acc ., Plut. Hence dievkdusi"
dievkdusi"
dievkduØsi" , ew", hJ , an evasion, Plut.
diekqevw
di-ekqevw , f. -qeuvsomai , to run through, Plut.
diekpaivw
di-ekpaivw , f. sw , to break or burst through, Luc.
diekperaivnw
di-ekperaivnw , f. a±nw` , to go through with, Xen.
diekperavw
di-ekperavw , f. hvsw and avsw , to pass out through, pass quite through, c. acc ., Hdt. :— to cross over, Aesch.
II. to pass by, overlook, Ar.
di-ekplevw , f. -pleuvsomai , aor. I -evpleusa , Ion. -plwvw , aor. I -evplwsa :— to sail out through, c. acc ., Hdt. : absol. to sail out, Id.
II. in naval tactics, to break the enemys line by sailing through it, Id., Thuc. Hence dievkploo"
dievkploo"
dievkploo" , contr. dievkplou" , oJ , a sailing across or through, passing across or through, Hdt.
II. a breaking the enemys line in a sea-fight, Id., Thuc.