3.
to turn aside,
o[sse pavlin klivnasa
having turned
back her eyes, Ib.
4.
to make to recline,
ejn klivnh/ kl. tinav
to make
him
lie down
at table,
Hdt.
:—
metaph.
,
hJmevra klivnei a{panta
puts to rest, lays low
all things,
Soph.
II. Pass. to be bent, bend, ejklivnqh he bent aside, swerved, Il.; of a pan, a]y eJtevrwsÆ ejklivqh it was tipped over to the other side, Od.
2. to lean or stay oneself upon or against a thing, c. dat ., Hom. ; so in Med. , klinavmeno" Od.:—also, keklimevno" ejpavlxesin seeking safety in them, Il.
3.
to lie down, lie,
Hom
.,
etc.
;
to lie on a couch
at meals,
Hdt.
,
etc.
4.
of Places (in
pf.
),
to lie sloping towards
the sea,
aJli; keklimevnh
Od.;
nh`soi, ai{qÆ aJli;keklivatai
(
Ep.
for
kevklintai
), Ib.
5.
to wander from the right course,
Theogn.
III.
Med.
to decline,
of the day,
Hdt.
; so,
intr.
in
Act.
,
hJ hJmevra h[rxato klivnein
N.T
.:
—metaph
.,
kl. ejpi; to; cei`ron
to fall off, degenerate,
Xen.
klisiva
kliØsiva , Ion. -ivh , hJ , ( klivnw ) a place for lying down, hence,
I.
a hut, cot, cabin,
such as besiegers lived in during long sieges, Il.:—that they were not
tents,
but
wooden huts,
appears from Il. 24. 448
sq.
; and when an army broke up, it burnt them on the spot, Od. 8.
501.
II.
a couch
or
easy chair,
Od.,
Pind.
2.
a bed, nuptial bed,
Eur.
III.
a company
of people
sitting at meals,
N.T.
IV.
a reclining
or
lying,
Plut.
kliØsiavde" , aiJ , ( klivnw ) folding doors or gates, Plut .: —metaph. a means of entrance, access, Hdt.
klisivhqen
kliØsivhqen , Adv. out of or from a hut, Il.
klisivhnde
kliØsivhnde , Adv. into or to the hut, Il.
klivsion
klivsion »kliØ1/4, tov , ( klivnw ) the outbuildings round a herdmans cot, Od.
klivsi"
klivsi" »iØ1/4, ew", hJ , ( klivnw ) a bending, inclination, tou` trachvlou Plut.
II. a lying down, lying, Eur.
klismov"
klismov" , oJ , ( klivnw ) a couch, Hom.
klivto"
klivto" »iØ1/4, tov , = klivma II , a clime, Anth.