I.
of things as the object,
to take, accept, receive
what is offered,
Lat.
accipere
,
Hom
.,
etc.
:—
d. tiv tini
to receive
something
at the hand of
another, Il.; also
tiv tino"
Ib.;
ti parav tino"
Hom
.;
ti e[k tino"
Soph.
:—but also,
d. tiv tino"
to receive in exchange for. . ,
cruso;n fivlou ajndro;" ejdevxato
Od.:—also,
ma`llon d
.,
c. inf
.,
to take rather, to choose
to do or be,
Xen.
; and without
ma`llon, oujdei;"
a]n devxaito feuvgein
Thuc.
2.
to accept
graciously, Il.;
d. to;n oijwnovn
to accept, hail
the omen,
Hdt.
,
etc.
:—
to accept
or
approve,
tou;" lovgou", th;n xummacivhn
Id.,
Thuc.
3.
simply
to give ear to, hear,
Lat.
accipere
,
Eur
.,
Thuc.
4.
to take
or
regard
as so and so,
mhde; sumfora;n devcou to;n a[ndra
Soph.
II.
of persons,
to receive hospitably, entertain,
Hom
.,
Att.
2.
to greet, worship,
Il.;
d. tina xuvmmacon
to accept
as an ally,
Thuc.
3.
to receive as an enemy, to await the attack of,
Lat.
excipere
,
Il.; of a hunter
waiting for
game or a wild boar
waiting for
the hunters, Ib.;
tou;" polemivou" d
.
Hdt.
,
etc.
4. to expect, c. acc. et inf. fut ., Od.: or c. acc. to wait for, Ib.; mhde; sumfora;n devcou to;n a[ndra do not expect him to be. . , Soph.
III. absol. to succeed, come next, devcetai kako;n ejk kakou` Il.; a[llo" dÆ ejx a[llou devcetai a\qlo" Hes. ; of places, jArtemivsion devketai Hdt.
devyw
devyw , aor. I ejdevyhsa , as if from deyevw , ( devfw ) to work or knead a thing till it is soft, khro;n deyhvsa" Od.; devyei to; devrma Hdt.
devw, DE vW, devw
DE vW (A), imper. 3 pl. deovntwn : f. dhvsw : aor. I e[dhsa , Ep. dh`sa : pf. devdeka or devdhka :— Med. , aor. I ejdhsavmhn , Ep. 3 sing. dhsavsketo :— Pass. , f. deqhvsomai , and dedhvsomai : aor. I ejdevqhn : pf. devdemai : plqpf. ejdedevmhn , Ep. 3 sing. devdeto , Ion. 3 pl. ejdedevato :— to bind, tie, fetter, desmw`/ tina dh`sai Il., etc. :— c. acc. only, to bind, put in bonds, Od., Att.
2.
metaph.
to bind, enchain,
glw`ssa dev oiJ devdetai
Theogn
.;
yuca; devdetai luvph/
Eur.
3.
c. gen.
to let
or
stop
one
from
a thing,
e[dhse keleuvqou
Od.
II.
Med.
to bind, tie, put on oneself
(
cf.
uJpodevw
),
possi; dÆ uJpai; ejdhvsato pevdila
tied them on
his
feet, Il.; and in
Pass.
,
peri; knhvmh/si knhmi`da" devdeto
he had
greaves
bound
round
his
legs, Od.
devw, DE vW
DE vW (B), f. dehvsw : aor. I ejdevhsa , Ep. e[dhsa or dh`sa : pf. dedevhka :— Med. , f. dehvsomai and dehqhvsomai : aor. I ejdehvqhn : pf. dedevhmai :— to lack, miss, stand in need of a person or thing, c. gen ., Il., Xen. :— pollou` devw I want much, i.e. am far from, c. inf ., pollou` devw ajpologei`sqai I am far from defending myself, Plat. ; mikrou` e[deon ei\nai Xen .; and absol. , pollou` ge devw far from it, Plat. ; tou` panto;" devw Aesch .; v. dei` II :—so in partic., duoi`n devonta tesseravkonta forty lacking two, thirty-eight, Hdt. ; eJno;" devon eijkosto;n e[to" the 20th year save one, the 19th, Thuc.
II.
as
Dep.
devomai
:
f.
dehvsomai
:
aor.
I
ejdehvqhn
:
1.
to be in want
or
need,
kavrta deovmeno"
Hdt
.:—
to stand in need of
a person or thing,
c. gen
., Id.,
Soph.
;
oujde;n devomaiv tino"
I have
no
need
of him,
Thuc.
:
c. inf
.,
tou`to e[ti devomai maqei`n
Plat.
2. to ask for a thing from a person, c. dupl. gen. rei et pers., Hdt. , Thuc. ; also, tou`to devomai uJmw`n Plat. ; and c. acc. cogn. , devhma or devhsin dei`sqaiv tino" Ar ., etc. , rarely with gen. pers. only, dehqei;" uJmw`n having begged a favour of you, Dem. :— c. gen. pers. et inf. to beg a person to do, Hdt ., Plat. (The