kavmnw
kavmnw , ( lengthd. from the Root KAM ): ka±mou`mai :— aor. 2 e[ka±mon , inf. kamei`n , Ep. subj. redupl. kekavmw , 3 sing. kekavmh/si , 3 pl. kekavmwsi :— pf. kevkmhka ; 3 pl. plqpf. ejkekmhvkesan ; Ep. part. kekmhwv", kekmhw`ti, kekmhw`ta , acc. pl. kekmhovta" :— Med. , Ep. aor. 2 kamovmhn :
I. trans. to work. of smiths work, skh`ptron, to; me;n {Hfaisto" kavme which he wrought, Il.; k. nh`a" Od.
II.
Med.
to win by toil,
ta;"
(
sc.
gunai`ka"
)
aujtoi; kamovmesqa
Il. 2.
to work
or
till by labour,
Od.
III.
intr.
to work, labour,
Thuc
.:—then,
to be weary,
ajndri; de; kekmhw`ti mevno" oi\no" ajevxei
Il.;
oujdev ti gui`a kavmnei
nor
is he weary in
limb, Ib.;
peri; dÆ e[gcei> cei`ra kamei`tai
he will have his
hand
weary
in grasping the spear, Ib.:—
c. part
.,
kavmnei polemivzwn, ejlauvnwn
is weary
of fighting, rowing, Ib.;
oujk e[kamon tanuvwn
I found
no
trouble
in stringing the bow, i.e. did it without trouble, Od.;
ou[toi kamou`mai levgousa
I shall
never
be tired
of saying,
Aesch.
,
etc.
2.
to be sick
or
ill, suffer under illness,
oiJ kavmnonte"
the sick,
Hdt
.,
etc.
; so,
kavmnein novson
Eur
.;
k. tou;" ojfqalmouv"
Hdt.
3.
generally,
to suffer, be distressed
or
afflicted,
stratou` kamovnto"
Aesch
.;
ouj kamei`
will
not
have to complain,
Soph
.;
oujk i[son kamw;n ejmoi; luvph"
not
having borne
an equal share of grief with me, Id.
4. oiJ kamovnte" ( aor. part .) those who have done their work, Lat. defuncti , i.e. the dead, Hom .; so, kekmhkovte" Eur ., Thuc.
kamphv
kamphv , hJ , ( kavmptw ) a bending, winding, of a river, Hdt.
II. the turning in a race-course, turningpost, Ar .: metaph. , mu`qon ej" kamph;n a[gein to bring a speech to its middle or turning point, Eur .; kampa;" poiei`sqai Plat. Hence kavmpimo"
kavmpimo"
kavmpimo" , h, on , bent, turning, Eur.
kampthvr
kampthvr , h`ro", oJ , ( kavmptw ) a bend, an angle, Xen.
II. the turning-point in the divaulo" , the goal, Arist .: metaph. , k. puvmato" lifes last turn or course, Anth.
kavmptw
kavmptw , ( lengthd. from Root KAMP , v. kamphv ): f. kavmyw , Ep. inf. -evmen : aor. I e[kamya : Pass. , aor. I ejkavmfqhn :— to bend, curve, o[fra i[tun kavmyh/ that he may bend it into a chariot-rail, Il.; govnu k . to bend the knee so as to sit down and rest, Ib.; ouj kavmptwn govnu , i.e. never resting, Aesch. ; so, k. kw`la Soph. ; then, kavmptein alone, to sit down, rest, Id.;—also, govnu k . to bend the knee in worship, N.T.
II. to turn or guide a horse or chariot round the turning-post ( kamphv II ); hence, of the horse or chariot, kavmyai diauvlou qavteron kw`lon pavlin to double the post ( kampthvr ) and return along the second half of the divaulo" , Aesch. ; kavmptonto" i{ppou as the horse was turning, Soph .: —metaph ., k. bivon to make the last turn in the course of life, Id.; k. bivou tevlo" Eur.
2. so also of seamen, to double a headland, a[krhn k . Hdt. ; also, k. peri; a[kran Ar .; k. kovlpon to wind round the bay, Hdt.
3. absol ., pavlin k . to turn back, Eur. ; ejggu;" tw`n ejmw`n kavmptei" frenw`n thou comest near my