e[knoo"
e[k-noo" , on , contr. -nou" , oun , senseless, Lat. amens , Plut.
ejknosfivzomai
ejk-nosfivzomai , Dep. to take for ones own, Anth.
eJkontiv
eJkontiv , Adv. willingly, Plut.
eJkouvsio"
eJkouvsio" , a, on and o", on , ( eJkwvn ) of actions, voluntary, Soph ., Eur. , etc. ; ta; eJkouvsia voluntary acts, opp. to ta; ajkouvsia , Xen.
2.
rarely, like
eJkwvn
, of persons,
willing, acting of free will,
Soph
.,
Thuc.
II.
Adv.
-ivw"
,
Eur.
,
etc.
; so,
ejx eJkousiva"
(
sc.
gnwvmh"
)
Soph.
;
kaqÆ eJkousivan
Thuc.
ejkpaglevomai
ejkpaglevomai , Pass. to be struck with amazement, to wonder greatly, only in part. , Hdt.
II. to wonder at, admire exceedingly, c. acc ., Aesch. , Eur. From e[kpaglo"
e[kpaglo"
e[kpaglo" , on , metath. for e[kplago" (from ejkplhvssw ) terrible, fearful, of persons; Superl. ejkpaglovtato" Il.:—of things, Od.
2.
as
Adv.
terribly, vehemently, exceedingly,
Hom
.:—also
neut.
as
Adv.
,
e[kpaglon
and
e[kpagla
, Il.
II.
in later Poets,
marvellous, wondrous,
Aesch
.,
Soph.
;
Adv.
e[kpagla
marvellously,
Id.
ejkpaivdeuma
ejkpaivdeuma , ato", tov , a nursling, a child, Eur. From ejkpaideuvw
ejkpaideuvw
ejk-paideuvw , f. sw , to bring up from childhood, educate completely, Eur ., Plat.
ejkpaifavssw
ejk-paifavssw , to rush madly to the fray, Il.
ejkpaivw
ejk-paivw , f. -paihvsw : aor. I ejx-evpaisa :—like ejkbavllw , to throw out of a thing, dash one from it, c. gen. , Eur.
II. Med. to dash out, escape, Plut.
ejk-pavllw
,
to shake out:
—
Pass.
to spurt out from,
c. gen
.,
e[kpalto
(syncop.
Ep. aor.
2
med.
as
pass.
)
Il.
ejkpatavssw