kaq-izavnw »a±1/4 , to sit down, qw`kovnde kaqivzanon they went to the council and took their seats, Od.; mavnti" ej" qrovnou" k . Aesch.
kaqivzw
kaq-ivzw , Ion. kat- : impf. kaqi`zon or kavqizon , Att. ejkavqizon (as if the Verb were not a compd.):— f. Att. kaqiw` Xen ., Dor. kaqixw` :— aor. I ejkavqiØsa , Ep. kavqiØsa Il., Att. also kaqi`sa , Ion. kati`sa , Ep. part. kaqivssa" , Dor. kaqivxa" :—another aor. I is kaqei`sa or -qessa :— Med. , impf. ejkaqizovmhn : f. kaqizhvsomai , later kaqivsomai :— aor. I ejkaqisavmhn :
I.
Causal,
to make to sit down, seat,
Il.,
Hdt.
;
kaqivsai tina; eij" qrovnon
Xen.
2.
to set
or
place,
Hom
.;
kaqivsai stratovn
to encamp
it,
Eur.
,
Thuc.
b.
to set
or
place
for
any purpose, post,
Od.;
kaqivsai fulavkou", fuvlaka"
to set
guards,
Hdt.
,
Xen.
3.
to set up,
ajndriavnta kavqessan
Pind.
4.
to make
an assembly
take their seats,
Od.;
k. to; dikasthvrion
to hold
the court,
Ar.
5.
to put into a certain condition,
klaivontav tina k
.
to set
him a-weeping,
Plat.
; also,
klaivein tina; k
.
to make
him weep,
Xen.
II. intr ., like kaqevzomai , to sit down, be seated, take ones seat, sit, Hom ., etc. :— c. acc ., kaq. trivpoda, bwmovn , (as we say ‘to sit a horse’), Eur.
2.
to sit at meals,
Lat.
discumbere
,
Xen.
3.
to sit as judge,
Hdt
.,
Dem.
4.
to sit down in a country, encamp,
Thuc.
5.
to settle, sink in,
Plat.
III.
the
Med.
is also used in
intr.
sense, Il.,
Theocr.
,
etc.
;
kaqivzesqai
to take their seats
(in the theatre),
Dem.
kaqivhmi
kaq-ivhmi , Ion. kat- : f. kaqhvsw : aor. I kaqh`ka , Ep. kaqevhka : pf. kaqei`ka :— to send down, let fall, Lat. demittere , Hom ., etc. ; »iJstiva1/4 ej" nh`a" kavqemen (1 pl. aor. 2) we let down, lowered the sails, Od.; k. a[gkuran Hdt .; k. katapeirhthrivhn to let down a sounding-line, Id.; kaqievnai to sound, Plat .; kaqh`ke ta; skevlh let down his legs, of one who had been lying down, Id.; k. dovru to let down ones pike, bring it to the rest, Xen .; k. ta;" kwvpa" to let down the oars, so as to stop the ships way, Thuc. :—rarely of striking, diÆ ojmfalou` kaqh`ken e[gco" Eur .; govnu kaqei`san sank on their knee, Id.:— Pass. to come down, of a cows udder, Hdt. ; kaqei`to ta; teivch the walls were carried down to the water, Thuc.
2. to send down into the arena, enter for racing, a{rmata, zeuvgh Id.; tou`ton to;n lovgon kaqei`ke has entered this plea, Dem.
3. to set at, Lat. immittere , Luc .: —Pass. to be put in motion, hJ strathlasivh kativeto ej" th;n\Ellavda Hdt.
II. seemingly intr. ( sub. eJautovn ), to swoop down like a wind, Ar. ; of rivers, to run down, Plat .; k. eij" govnu to sink on the knee, Plut.
kaqivkeo
kaqivkeo »i<Eth>1/4 , 2 sing. aor. 2 of kaqiknevomai .
kaqiketeuvw
kaq-iketeuvw , Ion. kat- , f. sw , to beg earnestly, Eur.
2. to offer earnest prayers, Hdt.