deinwpov"
dein-wpov" , ovn , = deinwvy , Hes.
deivnwsi"
deivnwsi" , ew", hJ , ( deinovw ) exaggeration, Plat.
deinwvy
dein-wvy , w`po", oJ, hJ , fierce-eyed, of the Erinyes, Soph.
dei`o"
dei`o" , tov , Ep. for devo" , Il.
deipnevw
deipnevw , f. -hvsw : aor. I ejdeivpnhsa , Ep. deivpnhsa : pf. dedeivpnhka , syncop. inf. dedeipnavnai : Ep. plqpf. dedeipnhvkein :— to make a meal, Hom .: in Att. to take the chief meal, to dine, d. to; a[riston to make breakfast serve as dinner, Xen.
2. c. acc ., d. a[rton to make a meal on bread, Hes. ; also, d. ajpov tino" Ar.
deipnhstov"
dei<Eth>pnhstov" , oJ , ( deipnevw ) meal-time, Od.
deipnhthvrion
deipnhthvrion , tov , ( deipnevw ) a dining-room, Plut.
deipnhtikov"
deipnhtikov" , hv, ovn , ( deipnevw ) of or for cookery: Adv. -kw`" , like a cook, artistically, Ar.
deipnivzw
deipnivzw , Att. f. -iw` : aor. I ejdeivpnisa , Ep. part. deipnivssa" :— to entertain at dinner, Od., Hdt.
deipnolovco"
deipno-lovco" , h, on , fishing for invitations to dinner, parasitic, Hes.
dei`pnon
dei`pnon
,
tov
, (
davptw
) in
Hom.
the principal meal
of the day,—sometimes
the noonday meal,
sometimes =
a[riston
,
the morning meal,
sometimes =
dovrpon
,
the evening meal.
In old
Att.
the midday
or
afternoon meal, dinner
or
supper:
—
ajpo; deivpnou
straightway after
the meal,
Il.;
kalei`n ejpi; dei`pnon
;
d. paraqei`nai
,
etc.
2.
generally,
fodder, provender,
Il.,
Aesch.
deipnopoievw
deipno-poievw , f. hvsw , to give a dinner: — Med. to dine, Thuc ., Xen.
deipnofovro"