Kovra
Kovra , hJ , v. kovrh B.
koraki`no"
kora±ki`no" , oJ , ( kovrax ) a young raven, Ar.
kovrax, KO vRAX
KO vRAX , a±ko", oJ , Lat. corvus , a raven or carrion-crow, Aesch ., etc. ; in imprecations, ej" kovraka" ‘ pasce corvos ,’ ‘go to the dogs,’ ‘go and be hanged,’ Ar .; bavllÆ ej" kovraka" Id.; oujk ej" kovraka" ajpofqerei` ; Id.; ej" kovraka" oijchvsetai Id.
II.
anything like a ravens beak, an engine for grappling ships,
Polyb.
2.
a hooked handle of a door,
Anth.
3.
and instrument of torture,
Luc.
koravsion
koravsion , tov , Dim. of kovrh , a girl, maiden, Anth ., N.T.
kovrauna
kovrauna , hJ , a barbarism for kovrh , Ar.
korba`n
korba`n (indecl.) Hebrew word, a gift or votive offering for the service of God, N.T .:—hence korbana`"
, oJ , the treasury of the temple at Jerusalem, Ib.
kordakivzw
korda±kivzw , f. sw , to dance the kovrdax .
kordakikov"
korda<Eth>kikov" , hv, ovn , like the dance kovrdax : hence, tripping, running, rJuqmo;" k ., of trochaic metres, Arist.
kordakismov"
korda<Eth>kismov" , oJ , the dancing of the kovrdax , Dem.
kovrdax
kovrdax , a<Eth>ko", oJ , the cordax, a dance of the old Comedy, kovrdaka eJlkuvsai to dance the kovrdax , prob. from its slow, trailing movement, Ar.
korevnnumi, KORE vNNU MI, korevnnumi
KORE vNNU-MI , f. korevsw , Ep. 2 and 3 sing. korevei", korevei : aor. I ejkovresa , poët. kovressa :— Med. , aor. I ejkoresavmhn , Ep. ejkores"-, kores"- :— Pass. , f. koresqhvsomai : aor. I ejkorevsqhn ; pf. kekovresmai , Ion. kekovrhmai :— Ep. part. pf. act. (with pass. sense) kekorhwv", ovto" :— to sate, satiate, satisfy, tina Theogn ., Aesch. : to fill one with a thing, c. dat ., Il.; also c. gen. rei, to fill full of, Soph .: —Med. to satisfy oneself, have ones fill, c. gen ., ejkorevssato forbh`" Il., etc. ; c. part ., klaivousa korevssato