delight, take ones pleasure, Od., etc. —Construction:
1.
with participle,
h{sato pivnwn
Od.;
h{sqh ajkouvsa"
he was glad
to have heard,
Hdt.
,
etc.
2.
c. dat
.,
h{desqaiv tini
to delight in
or
at
a thing, Id.,
etc.
;
ejpiv tini
Xen
.,
etc.
;—rarely
c. gen
.,
pwvmato" h{sqh
he enjoyed
the draught,
Soph.
3. c. acc. and part. , h{sqhn patevra to;n ajmo;n eujlogou`ntav se I was pleased to hear you praising him, Id.
4. part. as an Adj. glad, delighted, Ar .: also, like boulomevnw/, ajsmevnw/ , in the phrase hJdomevnw/ ejstiv moiv ti I am well pleased at the thing happening, Hdt. , Plat.
hJdomevnw"
hJdomevnw" , Adv. of foreg., with joy, gladly, Xen.
hJdonhv
hJdonhv , Dor. aJdonav or hJdonav , hJ , ( h{domai ) delight, enjoyment, pleasure, Lat. voluptas , Hdt ., etc. ; hJdonh`/ hJssa`sqai, carivzesqai to give way to pleasure, Thuc ., Plat. , etc. :—often with Prepositions in Adv. sense, pro;" or kaqÆ hJdonh;n levgein to speak so as to please another, Hdt ., Att. ; kaqÆ hJdonh;n kluvein, ajkouvein Soph ., Dem. ; kaqÆ hJdonhvn or pro;" hJd. ejstiv moi Aesch .; o} mevn ejsti pro;" hJd . that which is agreeable, Dem .; ejn hJdonh`/ ejstiv tini it is a pleasure or delight to another, Hdt. , etc.
2.
a pleasure, a delight,
Soph
.,
Ar.
3.
in
pl.
pleasures, pleasant lusts,
Xen
.,
N.T.
h\do"
h\do" , eo", tov , ( aJndavnw ) delight, enjoyment, pleasure, daito;" h\do" pleasure from or in the feast, Hom. ; ajlla; tiv moi tw`n h\do" ; what delight have I there from? Il.
h\-dÆ-o{"
h\ dÆ o{" , for e[fh ejkei`no" , v. hjmiv .
hJdubovh"
hJdu-bovh" , Dor. -bova" , ou, oJ , sweet-sounding, Eur ., Anth.
hJduvgamo"
hJduv-ga±mo" , on , sweetening marriage, Anth.
hJduvgelw"
hJduv-gelw" , wn , gen. w , sweetly laughing, h. Hom. , Anth.
hJduvglwsso"
hJduv-glwsso" , on , ( glw`ssa ) sweet-tongued, Pind.
hJdugnwvmwn
hJdu-gnwvmwn , on , ( gnwvmh ) of pleasant mind, Xen.
hJduephv"
hJdu-ephv" , Dor. aJdu- , ev" , ( e[po" ) sweet-speaking, Il., etc. : sweet-sounding, Pind .: —poët. fem. hJduevpeia