kalamiv"
ka±la±miv" , i`do", hJ , ( kavlamo" ) a reed fishing-rod, Anth.
kalamivsko"
ka±la±mivsko" , oJ , Dim. of kavlamo" , a bit of reed, used as a phial, Ar.
kalami`ti"
kalami`ti" , ido", hJ , = kalamaiva , Anth.
kalamovei"
ka±la±movei" , essa, en , of reed, Eur. From kavlamo"
kavlamo", KA vLA MOS, kavlamo"
KA vL ØAMOS »ka±1/4, oJ , a reed, larger than the dovnax , Lat. arundo , being used for thatching houses or even for making the walls, Hdt. ; for making mats or crates, Id., Thuc.
II.
anything made of reed
or
cane:
1.
a reed-pipe, flute,
Pind
.,
Eur.
2.
a fishing-rod,
Theocr.
3.
an arrow,
Horat.
III.
collectively, of plants, which are neither bush (
u{lh
), nor tree (
devndron
),
Xen.
2.
a mat of reeds,
Plat.
IV.
=
kalavmh
,
the stalk
of wheat,
Xen.
kalamostefhv"
ka±la±mo-stefhv" , ev" , ( stevfw ) covered with reed, Batr.
kalamovfqoggo"
ka±la±mov-fqoggo" , on , played on a reed, of tunes, Ar.
kalamwvdh"
ka±la±m-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) like reed, full of reeds, Anth.
kalavpou"
ka<Eth>lavpou" , podo", oJ , ( ka`lon ) a shoemakers last, Plat.
kalavsiri"
kalavsi<Eth>ri" , io", hJ , a long garment, with fringe at bottom, Hdt.
II. the Kalasivrie" were a branch of the military caste in Egypt, Id. (Egypt. word.)
kalau`roy
ka±lau`roy , opo", hJ , a shepherds staff, which was thrown so as to drive back the cattle to the herd, Il., Anth. (Deriv. unknown.)
kalevonti