di-ai?ssw
,
f.
-ai?xw
:
Att.
-av/ssw
or
-av/ttw
:
f.
-av/xw
:
aor.
I
-h`/xa
:—
to rush
or
dart through
or
across,
Hdt
.:
c. acc
.,
o[rh diav/ssei
Soph
.; of sound,
ajcw; dih`/xen mucovn
Aesch
.; and
c. gen
.,
spasmo;" dih`/xe pleurw`n
Soph.
diai>stovw
di-ai>stovw , f. wvsw : aor. I dihi?stwsa :— to make an end of, tinav Soph.
diaiscuvnomai
di-aiscuvnomai , strengthd. for aijscuvnomai , Luc.
divaita
divaita , hJ , (prob. from zavw , v. Z z . II. 2) away of living, mode of life, Hdt ., Soph. , etc. ; d. poiei`sqai to pass ones life, Hdt.
2.
a dwelling, abode, room,
Ar.
II.
at Athens,
arbitration,
Soph
.,
Ar.
, Oratt. Hence
diaitavw
diaitavw
diØaitavw , f. hvsw : aor. I dihv/thsa : pf. dedihv/thka :— Med. and Pass. , Ion. impf. diaitwvmhn : f. diaithvsomai ; and in pass. forms, aor. I dih/thvqhn , Ion. diaithvqhn : pf. dedihv/thmai :— to feed in a certain way, to diet, d. tou;" nosou`nta" Plut.
2. Med. and Pass. to lead a certain course of life, to live, Hdt ., Soph. ; d. novmima to live in the observance of laws, Thuc.
II.
to be arbiter
or
umpire
(
diaiththv"
),
Dem.
,
etc.
2.
c. acc.
rei,
to determine, decide,
Theocr.
Hence
diaivthma
diaivthma
diØaivthma , ato", tov , mostly in pl. rules of life, a mode or course of life, esp. in regard of diet, Xen .: generally, institutions, customs, Thuc ., Xen.
diaiththvrion
diØaiththvrion , tov , ( divaita 1. 2) in pl. the dwelling rooms of a house, Xen.
diaiththv"
diØaiththv" , ou`, oJ , ( diaitavw II .) an arbitrator, umpire, Lat. arbiter , Hdt ., Plat. , etc.
diakahv"
diaka±hv" , ev" , ( diakaivw ) burnt through, very hot, Luc.
diakaqaivrw
dia-ka±qaivrw , f. a±rw` , to cleanse or purge thoroughly, Plat. Hence diakaqarivzw
diakaqarivzw
dia-ka±qa±rivzw , f. iw` , = foreg., N.T. ; and
diakavqarsi"