diashmaivnw
dia-shmaivnw , f. a±nw` , to mark out, point out clearly, Hdt ., Xen.
2. absol. to beckon, th`/ ceiriv Arist.
diavshmo"
diav-shmo" , on , ( sh`ma ) clear, distinct: neut. pl. as Adv. , diavshma qrhnei` Soph.
II. conspicuous, Plut.
diashvpomai
dia-shvpomai , Pass. with pf. diasevshpa , to putrefy, decay, Luc.
Diavsia
Di<Eth>avsia , tav , the festival of Zeus meilivcio" , Ar.
diasivzw
dia-sivzw , to hiss or whistle violently, Arist.
diasiwpavw
dia-siwpavw , f. hvsomai , to remain silent, Eur ., Xen.
II. trans. to pass over in silence, Eur.
diaskandikivzw
dia-skandi<Eth>kivzw , properly, to dose with chervil ( skavndix ): in Com. for dieuripidivzw , to come Euripides over one (his mother was a herb-seller), Ar.
diaskavptw
dia-skavptw , f. yw , to dig through, c. gen ., Plut.
diaskedavnnumi
dia-skedavnnu<Eth>mi , f. Att. -skedw` : aor. I -eskevda±sa ,3 sing. opt. -skedasei`en :— to scatter abroad, scatter to the winds, disperse, Lat. dissipare , Od., Soph.
2. to disband an army, Hdt. : Pass. to be dispersed, aor. I and pf. part. diaskedasqevnte", dieskedasmevnoi Id.
diaskevptomai
dia-skevptomai , late form of diaskopevw , Luc.
diaskeuavzw
dia-skeuavzw , f. avsw , to get quite ready, equip, Luc .: —Pass ., pf. part. dieskeuasmevnoi dressed, Plut. :— Med. to prepare for oneself, provide, Thuc .: to equip oneself, Xen.
II. Med ., diaskeuasavmeno" th;n oujsivan having disposed of ones property, Dem.
diaskeuwrevomai
diaskeuwrevomai , Med. to set all in order, Plat.