divkh, DI vKH, divkh
DI vKH »iØ1/4, hJ , custom, usage, au{th divkh ejsti; brotw`n this is the custom of mortals, Od.; hJ ga;r divkh ejsti gerovntwn Ib.:— acc. divkhn as Adv. , after the manner of, c. gen ., divkhn u{dato" Aesch ., Plat.
II.
right as dependent on custom, law, right,
Hom
.,
etc.
2.
divkh ejsti
, like
divkaiovn ejsti
,
Aesch.
:—
divkh/
duly, rightly,
Il.,
Trag.
;
kata; divkhn
Hdt
.;
meta; divkh"
Plat
.;
pro;" divkh"
Soph.
III.
a judgment,
divkhn eijpei`n
to give
judgment,
Il.:
pl.
righteous judgments,
Hom.
IV.
after
Hom.
,
a lawsuit,
properly,
a private suit
or
action,
opp. to
grafhv
(a public suit or indictment),
Plat.
,
etc.
2.
the trial
of the case,
pro; divkh"
Thuc.
3.
the penalty awarded by the judge,
divkhn tivnein, ejktivnein
Hdt
.,
Soph.
;
divkhn
or
divka" didovnai
to
make amends,
suffer
punishment,
Lat.
poenas dare
,
Hdt
.,
Att.
;
divka" dou`nai
, also, to submit to
trial,
Thuc.
:—
divka" lambavnein
is sometimes =
d. didovnai
,
Lat.
dare poenas
,
Hdt
.,
Dem.
; but also like
Lat.
sumere poenas
,
to inflict
punishment,
take
vengeance,
labei`n divkhn parav tino"
Id.:—also,
divka"
or
divkhn uJpevcein
to stand
trial,
Hdt
.,
Soph.
;
divkhn parevcein
Eur
.:—
divkhn ojflei`n uJpov tino"
to incur
penalty,
Plat
.;
divkhn feuvgein
to be the defendant in
the trial
(
opp. to
diwvkein
to prosecute),
Dem.
:—
divka" aijtevein
to demand
satisfaction,
tinov"
for a thing,
Hdt.
;
divkhn tivsasqai
,
v.
tivnw
1:—
divka" didovnai kai; lambavnein parÆ ajllhvlwn
to have their causes tried,
of subject-states whose causes were tried in the courts of the ruling state, Id.;
d. dou`nai kai; devxasqai
to submit differences to a peaceful settlement,
Thuc.
dikhfovro"
diØkh-fovro" , on , ( fevrw ) bringing justice, avenging, Zeuv" Aesch .; hJmevra d . the day of vengeance, Id.:—as Subst. an avenger, Id.
dikivdion
diØkivdion »iØd1/4, tov , Dim. of divkh , a little trial, Ar.
dikliv"
dikliv" , ivdo", hJ , ( klivnw ) double-folding, of doors or gates, in pl. , Od.; rarely in sing. , Theocr. , Anth.
dikografiva
diØko-gra±fiva , hJ , ( gravfw ) the composition of lawspeeches, Isocr.
dikolevkth"
diØko-levkth" , ou, oJ , = dikolovgo" , Anth.
dikolovgo"
diØko-lovgo" , oJ , ( levgw ) a pleader, advocate, Plut.
dikorrafevw
diØkorra±fevw , f. hvsw , to get up a lawsuit, Ar. From dikorravfo"
dikorravfo"