kavptw
kavptw ( lengthd. from Root KAP , v. kavph ): f. kavyw :— to gulp down, Ar ., etc. : cf. kekafhwv" .
ka pu rov", KA PU RO vS
K ØAP ØURO vS , av, ovn , dried by the air, dry, Theocr.
2.
act.
drying, parching,
Id.
II.
metaph.
of sound,
kapuro;n gela`n
to laugh
loud,
Anth
.;
k. stovma
a
loud, clear-sounding
voice,
Theocr.
,
Mosch.
;
k. surivzein
to play
clearly
on the syrinx,
Luc.
kapfavlara
kapfavlara , for ka;p (i.e. kata; ) favlara .
kavr
kavr , for katav before rJ , as ka;r rJovon, kavr rJa Il.
kavr, KA vR
KA vR , hair cut off, a lock of hair, ( cf. keivrw , aj-karhv" ), tivw dev min ejn ka±ro;" ai[sh/ I value him but at a hairs worth, flocci eum facio, Il.
II. also = kavra, kavrh , head, ejpi; kavr head- long, Ib.
Kavr
Kavr , oJ , gen. Ka<Eth>rov" , pl. Ka`re" , a Carian, Il., etc. ; fem.
Kaveira
Kaveira , Ib.:—the Carians hired themselves out as mercenaries, and were used to spare the lives of the citizen-soldiers; hence, ejn tw`/ Kari; kinduneuvein to make the risk, not with ones own person, but with a Carian, Lat. experimentum facere in corpore vili , Eur.
kavra
kavra<Eth> , Ion. kavrh »a±1/4, tov , (on the forms and Root, v. infr.):— poët. for kefalhv , the head, Il., etc.
2.
the head
or
top
of anything, as of a mountain,
Hes.
;
the edge
or
brim
of a cup,
Soph.
3.
in
Att.
Poets, it is used like
kefalhv
, periphr. for
a person,
Oijdivpou kavra
, i.e.
Oijdivpou"
,
Soph.
;
w\ kasivgnhton k
., for
w\ kasivgnhte
, Id.,
etc.
—
Hom.
used
kavrh
only in
nom.
and
acc. sing.
and
pl.
, and supplied the obl. cases from decl. 5.
gen.
and
dat.
kavrhto", kavrhti
, also
ka±rhvato", ka±rhvati
;
pl.
ka±rhvata
(formed as if from a
nom.
kavrhar
or
kavrha"
): later Poets inflected
kavrh
as of decl. 1, viz.
kavrh", kavrh/, kavrhn
;
Trag. dat.
kavra/
.
karaboprovswpo"
ka<Eth>ra±bo-provswpo" , on , with the face of a kavrabo" , Luc.
kavrabo", KA vRA BOS
KA vR ØABOS »ka<Eth>-1/4, oJ , the stag-beetle, Arist.
karadokevw