|HPAR , a±to", tov , the liver, Hom ., etc. :— uJfÆ h{pato" fevrein , of pregnant women, Eur. :—in Trag. as the seat of the passions, anger, fear, etc. , answering therefore to our ‘heart.’
h[pafon
h[pa±fon , aor. 2 of ajpa±fivskw .
hjpedanov"
hjpeda±nov" , hv, ovn , weakly, infirm, halting, Hom.
2. c. gen. void of a thing, Anth. (Deriv. uncertain.)
hjpeivleon
hjpeivleon, hjpeivlhsa , impf. and aor. I of ajpeilevw .
hjpeirogenhv"
hjpeiro-genhv" , ev" , ( givgnomai ) born or living in the mainland, Aesch.
h[peirovnde
h[peirovnde , to the mainland, Od.
h[peiro"
h[peiro" , Dor. a[p- »a<Eth>1/4, hJ , terra-firma, the land, as opp. to the sea, Hom ., Hes. , etc. ; katÆ h[peiron by land, Hdt .; mhvtÆ ejn qalavtth/ mhvtÆ ejn hjmeivrw/ Ar .:—hence in Od., even an island is called h[peiro" .
II. the mainland of Western Greece, opp. to the neighbouring islands (afterwards called [Hpeiro" as n. pr. ), Od.:—then, generally, the mainland, Hdt ., Att.
III. later, a Continent: Asia was esp. called the Continent, Hdt ., etc. ; also Europe, Aesch. ; whence Soph. speaks of dissai; h[peiroi , i.e. Europe and Asia. (Deriv. uncertain.) Hence hjpeirovw
hjpeirovw
hjpeirovw , to make into mainland, Anth .: —Pass. to become so, Thuc .; and hjpeirwvth"
hjpeirwvth"
hjpeirwvth" , ou, oJ , fem. -w`ti" , ido" , of the mainland, living there, opp. to nhsiwvth" , Hdt. : aiJ hjpeirwvtide" povlie" , opp. to those in islands, Id., etc. ; hjp. xummaciva alliance with a military power, opp. to ( autikhv , Thuc.
II.
of
or
on the mainland of Asia, Asiatic,
Eur.
III.
an Epirote,
Luc.
Hence
hjpeirwtikov"
hjpeirwtikov"
hjpeirwtikov" , hv, ovn , continental, Xen.
II. of Epirus, Thuc.
h[per
h[-per , poët. hjev-per , ( h[ ) than at all, than even, Hom.
h|/per