laikasthv" , ou`, oJ , a wencher, Ar .: —fem. laikavstria , a wench, harlot, Id.
lai`lay
lai`lay , apo", hJ , (from la-, lai- intensive):— a tempest, furious storm, hurricane, Hom.
lai`ma
lai`ma , ato", tov , perh. the same as laimov" , Ar.
laimargiva
laimargiva , hJ , gluttony, Plat. From laivmargo"
laivmargo"
laiv-margo" , on , very greedy, gluttonous, Arist.
laimhtovmo"
laimh-tovmo" , on , poët. for laimotovmo" , Anth.
laimodakhv"
laimo-dakhv" , ev" , ( da±kei`n ) throat-biting, Anth.
laimopevdh
laimo-pevdh , hJ , a dog-collar, Anth.
II. a springe for catching birds, Id.
laimovruto"
laimov-ruØto" , on , ( rJevw ) gushing from the throat, Eur.
laimov", LAIMO vS
LAIMO vS , ou`, oJ , the throat, gullet, Hom ., Eur. Hence laimovtmhto"
laimovtmhto"
laimov-tmhto" , on , ( tevmnw ) with the throat severed, Eur.
laimotovmo"
laimo-tovmo" , on , ( tevmnw ) throat-cutting, Eur ., Anth.
II. proparox. laimovtomo" , on , with the throat cut, severed by the throat, Eur .; Gorgou`" laimovtomoi stalagmoiv the blood dripping from the Gorgons severed head, Id.
lai`na
lai`na , hJ , = clai`na , Lat. laena , Strab.
lai?neo"
la<Eth>i?neo" , a, on , = sq. , Il., Eur.
lavi>no"