e[rrammai
e[rrammai , pf. pass. of rJavptw .
ejrravpisa
ejrravpisa , aor. I of rJapivzw .
ejrrhvqhn
ejrrhvqhn , aor. I pass. of ejrw` .
e[rrhxa
e[rrhxa , aor. I of rJhvgnumi .
e[rriga
e[rri<Eth>ga , pf. with pres. signf. of rJigevw :— ejrrivghsa , aor. I .
ejrrivzwmai
ejrrivzwmai , pf. pass. of rJizovw .
e[rrimmai
e[rrimmai , pf. pass. of rJivptw :— e[rriya , aor. I .
ejrruvhka
ejrruvhka , pf. of rJevw :— ejrruvhn , aor. 2 pass.
e[rrw, [ERRW
[ERRW , f. ejrrhvsw : aor. I h[rrhsa : pf. h[rrhka :— to go slowly, wander about, Od.; of slow, halting gait, whence Hephaestus is called e[rrwn , limping, Il.
II.
to go
or
come to ones own loss
or
harm,
Ib.;
e[rrwn ejk naov"
gone, fallen
from a ship,
Aesch.
2.
imperat.
e[rre
,
Lat.
abi in malam rem
, away! begone!
Il.,
etc.
; so,
e[rroi"
Eur
.; in
pl.
e[rrete
Il.; and in 3
sing.
ejrrevtw
,
away with him,
Hom
.;
ejrrevtw [Ilion
perish
Troy!
Soph.
;
e[rrÆ ej" kovraka"
,
Lat.
pasce corvos
, be thou hung,
Ar
.; so,
oujk ejrrhvsete
;
oujk ej" kovraka" ejrrhvsete
; Id.
3. in Att. of persons and things, to be clean gone, to be lost, perish, disappear, Trag .; ejx oi{wn kalw`n e[rrei" from what fortunes hast thou fallen, Eur .; e[rrei ta; ejma; pravgmata , Lat. actum est de me ! Xen.
e[rrwga
e[rrwga , pf. intr. of rJhvgnumi .
ejrrwmevno"
ejrrwmevno" , h, on , part. pf. pass. of rJwvnnumi , used as Adj. in good health, stout, vigorous, opp. to a[rrwsto" , Plat. , Dem. ; irreg. Comp ., ejrrwmenevstero" , Hdt. , Xen. :— Sup. -evstato" , Plat. :— Adv. ejrrwmevnw" , stoutly, manfully, vigorously, Aesch ., Ar. , etc.
ejrrwvmhn
ejrrwvmhn , v. sub rJwvnnumi .