dekavd-arco" , oJ , a commander of ten, Lat. decurio , Xen.
dekadeuv"
dekadeuv" , evw", oJ , ( dekav" ) one of a decury, Xen.
dekavduo
dekav-duo , oiJ, aiJ, tav , late form for duwvdeka , N.T.
dekavdwro"
dekav-dwro" , on , ( dw`ron II ) ten palms long or broad, Hes.
dekaevthro"
deka-evthro" , on , ( e[to" ) ten-yearly, Plat.
dekaethv"
deka-ethv" , ev" , or -evth" , e" , ( e[to" ) ten years old, Hdt.
II. of or lasting ten years, povlemo" Thuc.
dekavzw
dekavzw , f. avsw , ( dekav" 1. 2) to bribe or corrupt judges, Isocr. , Aeschin. : Pass. to be bribed, Plut.
dekavki"
dekavki" , ( devka ) Adv. ten-times, Il.
dekavklino"
dekav-kli<Eth>no" , on , ( klivnh ) holding ten dinner-couches, Xen.
dekakumiva
deka-ku<Eth>miva , hJ , ( ku`ma ) the tenth (i.e. an overwhelming) wave, Lat. fluctus decumanus , Luc .: cf. trikumiva .
dekavmhno"
dekav-mhno" , on , ( mhvn ) ten months old, Xen.
2. in the tenth month, Hdt.
dekavmnou"
dekav-mnou" , mnoun , ( mna` ) weighing or worth ten minae, Ar.
dekavmforo"
dek-avmforo" , on , ( ajmforeuv" ) holding ten ajmforei`" (about 90 gallons), Eur.
dekavpalai
dekav-palai , Adv. very long ago, like dwdekavpalai , Ar.
dekavphcu"