dorov"
dorov" , oJ , ( devrw ) a leathern bag or wallet, Od.
dorpevw
dorpevw , f. hvsw , ( dovrpon ) to take supper, Hom.
dorphstov"
dorphstov" , oJ , supper-time, evening, Ar ., Xen.
dorpiva
dorpiva , hJ , the eve of a festival, Hdt.
dovrpon
dovrpon , tov , in Hom. the evening meal, whether called dinner or supper, Lat. coena : —later, generally, a meal, h. Hom. (Deriv. uncertain.)
dovrpo"
dovrpo" , =foreg., Anth.
dovru
dovru , tov , gen. dovrato" :— Ep. decl., gen. douvrato" , dat. douvrati , pl. douvrata, douvrasi ; also dourov", douriv , dual dou`re , pl. dou`ra, douvrwn, douvressi :—in Att. Poets, gen. dorov" , dat. doriv or dovrei , pl. nom. dovrh : (from same Root as dru`" ):
I.
a stem, tree,
Od.:—commonly
a plank
or
beam,
Hom
.;
dovru nhvi>on
a ships
plank,
Id.:—hence,
2.
a ship
is called
dovru
, like
Lat.
trabs
,
Aesch
.,
Eur.
II.
the shaft of a spear,
Il.: then, generally,
a spear, pike,
Hom
.,
etc.
;
eij" dovru ajfiknei`sqai
to come within
a spears
throw,
Xen.
;
ejpi; dovru
to the spear-side,
i.e.
the right hand,
opp. to
ejpÆ ajspivda
, Id.:—also,
the pole
of a standard, Id.
2. metaph ., douri; kteativzein to win wealth by the spear, il.; dori; eJlei`n Thuc .; in Trag. to express an armed force.
dorudrevpanon
doru-drevpa±non , tov , a kind of halbert, Plat.
doruqarshv"
doruØ-qarshv" , ev" , ( qavrso" ) = dorivtolmo" , Anth.
doruvkrano"
doruv-krano", doruv-kthto", doruv-palto", doru-sqenhv" , less correct forms for dori- .
doruvxeno"
doruv-xeno" , oJ, hJ , a spear-friend, i.e., properly, one who having been captive to ones spear becomes ones friend; then generally, a firm friend, Aesch ., Soph. : as Adj. , dovmoi doruvxenoi Aesch .; eJstiva Soph.