reasonablethat, Ar.
2.
reasonable, fair,
Thuc
.,
etc.
:
to; eu[l
.
a fair reason,
Id.
II.
Adv.
-gw"
,
with good reason, reasonably,
Aesch
.,
Thuc.
;
eujl. e[cein
to be
reasonable,
Plat.
eu[logco"
eu[-logco" , on , ( lagcavnw ) propitious, Plut.
eujloevteira
euj-loevteira , hJ , ( lovetron ) with fine baths, Anth.
eu[lofo"
eu[-lofo" , on , well-plumed, Soph.
eu[-loco" , on , ( loceuvw ) helping in childbirth, Eur.
eujluvra"
euj-luvra" »uØ1/4, oJ , = sq. , name of Apollo, Eur.
eu[luro"
eu[-luØro" , on , ( luvra ) playing well on the lyre, skilled in the lyre, Ar ., Anth.
eu[luto"
eu[-luØto" , on , ( luvw ) easy to untie or loose, Xen .; eu[l. pro;" loidorivan easily breaking into abuse, Theophr.
2. metaph. easily dissolved or broken, Eur ., Xen.
eujmavqeia
eujmavqeia and -iva , Ion. -ivh , hJ , readiness in learning, docility, Plat ., Anth. From eujmaqhv"
eujmaqhv"
euj-ma±qhv" , ev" , ( manqavnw ) ready or quick at learning, Lat. docilis , Plat ., Dem. :— Adv. -qw`" , Aeschin.
II. pass. easy to learn or discern, intelligible, Aesch .: well-known, Soph.
eujmaqiva
eujma±qiva , Ion. -ivh , = eujmavqeia , Plat.
eujmakhv"
eujma<Eth>khv" , ev" , Dor. for eujmhkhv" .
eu[mallo"
eu[-mallo" , on , of fine wool, Pind.
eu[ma<Eth>lo" , Dor. for eu[mhlo" .