kapnov", KAPNO vS, kapnov"
KAPNO vS , oJ , smoke, Hom ., etc. ; proverb., kapnou` skiav shadow of smoke, of things worth nothing, Soph. ; peri; kapnou` stenolescei`n to quibble about smoke, Ar .; grammavtwn kapnoiv learned trifles, Eur.
ka`po"
ka`po" , Dor. for kh`po" .
kavppa
kavppa , tov , v. sub. K k .
Kappadovkai
Kappadovkai , oiJ , the Cappadocians, notorious as knaves and cowards, Hdt. Hence Kappadokivzw
Kappadokivzw
Kappa±dokivzw , f. sw , to favour the Cappadocians, Hdt .: —Pass. to play the Cappadocian, Anth.
kavppari"
kavppa±ri" , ew", hJ , the caper-plant, or its fruit, the caper, Lat. capparis , Arist. (Deriv. unknown.)
kappedivon
kappedivon , for ka;p (i.e. kata; ) pedivon .
kavppeson
kavppeson , Ep. for katevpeson , aor. 2 of katapivptw .
kappofovro"
kappo-fovro" , on , ( fevrw ) marked with a kavppa , Luc.
kappurivzw
kappuØrivzw , for katapurivzw , to catch, take fire, aor. I part. kappurivsasa Theocr.
kapravw
kapravw , ( kavpro" ) metaph. to be lewd or lecherous, Ar.
kavprio"
kavprio" , oJ , poët. for kavpro" , a wild boar, Il.; also, su`" kavprio" Ib.
II. as Adj. kavprio", on , like a wild boar, Hdt.
kavpro", KA vPROS
KA vPROS »a± by nature], oJ , the boar, wild boar, Lat. aper , Il., etc. ; also, su`" kavpro" Ib.
kaprofovno"
kapro-fovno" , on, ( * fevnw ) killing wild boars, Anth.