leivrio"
leivrio" , on , = leiriovei" , Pind.lei>stov"
lei>stov" , hv, ovn , = lhi>stov" , Il.lei`to"
* lei`to" , on , ( lewv" ) of or for the people, public.
leitourgevw
leitourgevw , f. hvsw : pf. leleitouvrghka : ( leitourgov" ):I. at Athens, to serve public offices at ones own cost, Oratt.; ta; leleitourghmevna the services performed, Dem.
II. generally, to perform public duties, to serve the people or state, th`/ povlei Xen .; so, l. toi`" swvmasi to serve in ones own person, Dem.
III.
more generally,
to serve
a master,
c. dat
.,
Arist.
2.
to perform religious service, minister,
N.T.
leitouvrghma
leitouvrghma , tov , the performance of a leitourgiva , Plut.leitourgiva
leitourgiva , hJ , ( leitourgevw ) at Athens, a liturgy, i.e. a public duty, which the richer citizens discharged at their own expense.—The ordinary liturgies ( ejgkuvklioi ) were the gumnasiarciva, corhgiva , and eJstivasi" : the extraordinary, such as the trihrarciva , were reserved for special occasions.II.
generally,
any service
or
ministration, help,
N.T.
III.
the public service
of the gods,
Arist.
:—
the service
or
ministry
of priests,
N.T.
: hence our word
Liturgy.
leitourgikov"
leitourgikov" , hv, ovn , ministering, N.T.leitourgov"
leit-ourgov" , oJ, ( * lei`to" , * e[rgw ) at Athens, one who performed a leitourgiva ( q.v. ).II.
a public servant,
the Roman
lictor,
Plut
.:
metaph.
,
l. th`" creiva" ejmh`"
ministering
to my need,
N.T.
III.
in religious sense,
a minister,
Ib.
leichvn, LEICH vN
LEICH vN , h`no", oJ , a tree-moss, lichen, then, a lichenlike eruption, canker, scurvy, blight, Aesch.leichvnwr
leic-hvnwr , oro", oJ , ( ajnhvr ) Lick-man, name of a mouse, Batr.: so also leico-muvlh »uØ1/4, hJ , Lick-meal, Id.: leico-pivnax »iØ1/4, ako", oJ , Lick-platter, Id.