gloiov"

gloiov" , av, ovn , slippery, knavish, Ar.

gloytov", GLOUTO vS

GLOUTO vS , oJ , the rump, Il.:— pl. the buttocks, Lat. nates , Ib., Hdt.

glukaivnw

gluØkaivnw , f. anw` , to sweeten: — Pass. to be sweetened, to turn sweet, Mosch.

glukerov"

gluØkerov" , av, ovn , = glukuv" , Od., Eur.

glukerovcrw"

gluØkerov-crw" , wto", oJ, hJ , with sweet skin, Anth.

glukuvdakru"

gluØkuv-dakru" , u , ( davkru ) causing sweet tears, Anth.

glukuvdwro"

gluØkuv-dwro" , on , ( dw`ron ) with sweet gifts, Anth.

glukuhchv"

gluØkuØ-hchv" , ev" , ( h\co" ) sweet-sounding, Anth.

glukuqumiva

gluØkuØqu<Eth>miva , hJ , sweetness of mind: benevolence, Plut.

glukuvqumo"

gluØkuv-qu<Eth>mo" , on , sweet-minded, sweet of mood, Il.

II. act. charming the mind, delightful. Ar.

glukuvkarpo"

glukuv-karpo" , on , bearing sweet fruit, Theocr.

glukuvmalon

gluØkuv-ma<Eth>lon , Aeol. and Dor. for glukuv-mhlon , sweetapple, as a term of endearment, Theocr.

glukumeivlico"

gluØkuØ-meivliØco" , on , sweetly winning, h. Hom.

glukumuqevw

gluØkuØmu<Eth>qevw , f. hvsw , to speak sweetly: —from glukuvmu<Eth>qo" , on , sweet-speaking, Anth.

glukuvpai"