dekateuvw
dekateuvw , f. sw , ( dekavth ) to exact the tenth part from a man, to make him pay tithe, touvtou" dekateu`sai tw`/ qew`/ to make them pay a tithe to the god, Hdt. :—also of things, d. ta; ejx a[grou wJrai`a to tithe them (as an offering), Xen. : and so, Pass. , dekateuqh`nai tw`/ Dii? Hdt .: hence proverb., ejlpi;" h\n dekateuqh`nai ta;" Qhvba" , i.e. that it would be made to pay tithe, Xen.
dekavth
dekavth , hJ , v. devkato" II .
dekathlovgo"
dekath-lovgo" , oJ , ( levgw ) a tithe-collector, Dem.
devkato"
devkato" , h, on , ( devka ) tenth, Hom ., etc.
II.
dekavth
(
sc.
mevri"
)
, hJ
,
the tenth part, tithe,
Hdt
.,
etc.
2.
dekavth
(
sc.
hJmevra
)
, hJ
,
the tenth day,
Hom
.; at Athens,
the tenth day after birth,
when the child has a name given it,
th;n d. quvein
to give a
naming-day
feast,
Ar.
;
th;n d. eJstia`sai uJpe;r tou` uiJou`
Dem.
dekatovsporo"
dekatov-sporo" , on , in the tenth generation, Anth.
dekatovw
dekatovw , f. wvsw , like dekateuvw , to take tithe of a person, tina N.T .: Pass. to pay tithe, Ib.
dekavfulo"
dekav-fu<Eth>lo" , on , ( fulhv ) consisting of ten tribes, Hdt.
dekavcalkon
dekav-calkon , tov , the denarius, = ten calkoi` , Plut.
dekavciloi
dekav-ci<Eth>loi , ai, a , ( civlioi ) ten thousand, Il.; cf. ejnneavciloi .
Dekevleia
Dekevleia , Ion. -evh , hJ , a place in Attica, Hdt. , Thuc. , etc. :— Dekeleuv" , evw", oJ , a Decelean, Id.:— Adv. , Dekeleh`qen , from D., Id.
dekevthro"
dek-evthro" , on , = sq. , Anth.
dekevth"
dek-evth" , ou, oJ , ( e[to" ) lasting ten years, Soph ., Plat. II. ten years old, Eur .: fem. dekevti", ido" , Plat.