keraivw
keraivw , Ep. for keravw, zwrovteron kevraie mix the wine stronger, Il.
kerameiva
kera±meiva , hJ , ( kerameuv" ) the potters art or craft, Plat.
Kerameikov"
Kera±meikov" , oJ , the Potters Quarter: in Athens two places were called Cerameicus, one within and the other without the Dipylon or Thriasian Gate, Thuc. , etc.
keramei`on
kera±mei`on , tov , a potters work-shop, Aeschin.
kerameou`"
kera±meou`" , a`, ou`n , ( kevramo" ) of clay, earthen, Plat.
kerameuv"
kera±meuv" , evw", oJ , ( kevra±mo" ) a potter, Lat. figulus , Il.:—proverb., kerameu;" keramei` kotevei ‘two of a trade never agree,’ Hes.
II. Keramei`" , Att. Keramh`" , oiJ , name of an Attic deme, Ar. , etc.
kerameuvw
kera±meuvw , f. sw , ( kerameuv" ) to be a potter, work in earthenware, Plat ., etc.
2. c. acc ., k. to;n kerameva to make a pot of the potter, Id.
keramikov"
kera±miØkov" , hv, ovn , ( kevramo" ) of or for pottery, Xen ., etc.
keravmino"
keravmiØno" , h, on , = kerameou`" , Hdt. , Xen.
keravmion
keravmion , tov , ( kevramo" ) an earthenware vessel, a jar, Lat. testa , Hdt ., Xen.
keramiv"
kera±miv" , hJ, ivdo" »iØ1/4 and -i`do" ( kevramo" ), a roof-tile or coping tile, Ar ., Thuc.
kevramo", KE vRA MOS, kevramo"
KE vR ØAMOS , oJ , potters earth, potters clay, Plat.
II.
anything made of this earth,
as,
1.
an earthen vessel, wine-jar,
Il.,
Hdt.
: also in collective sense, pottery,
Ar.
;
k. ejsavgetai plhvrh" oi[nou
jars
full of wine,
Hdt.
2.
a tile,
and in collective sense,
the tiles, tiling,
Ar
.,
Thuc.
III.
a jar,
used to confine a person in, Il.