kivssa, KI vSSA
KI vSS ØA , Att. kivtta± , hJ , a chattering, greedy bird, the jay or magpie, Ar.
II. a false appetite. Hence kissavw
kissavw
kissavw , Att. kitt- , f. hvsw , to crave for strange food, of pregnant women: metaph. , k. th`" eijrhvnh" Ar. ; c. inf. to long to do a thing, Id.
kisshvrh"
kis"-hvrh" , e" , ( kissov" , * a[rw ) ivy-clad, Soph.
kivsshri"
kivsshri" , less correct form of kivshri" .
kivssino"
kivssiØno" , h, on , ( kissov" ) of ivy, Eur.
Kivssio"
Kivssio" , a, on , of or from Cissia in southern Persia, Hdt. ; Kissiva ijhlemivstria a Cissian mourner, Aesch.
kissokovmh"
kisso-kovmh" , ou, oJ , ( kovmh ) ivy-crowned, h. Hom.
kissopoivhto"
kisso-poivhto" , on , ( poievw ) made of ivy, Luc.
kissov", KISSO vS
KISSO vS , Att. kittov" , oJ , ivy, Lat. hedera , Soph ., Eur. , etc.
kissostevfano"
kisso-stevfa±no" , on , ivy-crowned, Anth.
kissostefhv"
kisso-stefhv" , ev" , ( stevfw ) = foreg., Anacreont.
kissoforevw
kissoforevw , Att. kitt- , to be decked with ivy, Anth.
kissofovro"
kisso-fovro" , Att. kitt- , on , ( fevrw ) ivy-wreathed, Pind .: luxuriant with ivy, Eur.
kissovw
kissovw , f. wvsw , ( kissov" ) to wreathe with ivy, Eur.