diovyomai
di-ovyomai , f. of dioravw .
divpai"
div-pai" , paido", oJ, hJ , with two children, Aesch.
2. d. qrh`no" a dirge chanted by ones two children, Id.
dipavlaisto"
di-pavlaisto" , on , ( palaisthv ) two palms broad, Xen.
divpalto"
div-palto" , on , ( pavllw ) brandished with both hands, two-handed, Eur .:— divpalto" a[n me foneuvoi would kill me each with two spears, Soph.
divphcu"
div-phcu" , u , two cubits long, broad, etc ., Hdt. , etc.
diplavdio"
diplavdio" »a±1/4, on , double, poët. for diplavsio" , Anth.
diplavzw
diplavzw , = diplasiavzw , to double, Eur.
II. intr ., to; divplazon kakovn the twofold evil, Soph.
divplax
div-plax , a±ko", oJ, hJ , twofold, double, in double folds, Il.
II.
as
Subst.
,
divplax, hJ
,
a double-folded mantle,
Hom.
2.
in
pl.
ship-planks (doubled one over the one below),
Aesch.
diplasiavzw
dipla±siavzw , f. avsw , to double, Xen .; and diplasiovomai
diplasiovomai
dipla±siovomai , Pass. to become twofold, Thuc. From diplavsio"
diplavsio"
di-plavsio" »a±1/4, a, on , Ion. di-plhvsio" , h, on , ( div" ), twofold, double, twice as much as, twice as many as, as long as, etc ., Hdt. , etc. ; as Comp. foll. by h[ . . , Id.; or c. gen. twice the size of, Id.
2.
as
Subst.
,
diplavsion, tov
,
as much again,
Lat.
duplum
,
Id.
3.
diplasivan
(
sc.
zhmivan
), ap.
Dem.
4.
Adv.
-w"
,
doubly,
Thuc
.,
Aeschin.
(The
deriv.
of
-plavsio"
is uncertain.)
divpleqro"
div-pleqro" , on , two plevqra long or broad, Luc.