by sea, a pirate, rover, buccaneer, Hdt ., Thuc. , etc.
lh/stikov"
lh/stikov" , hv, ovn , inclined to rob, piratical, buccaneering, Thuc ., Dem. :— to; lh/stikovn piracy, Thuc .; also a band of robbers, Id.
2. Adv. -kw`" , in the manner of pirates; Comp. -kwvteron , Id.
lh`sti"
lh`sti" , hJ , only in nom. and acc. , = lhvqh , Eur. ; lh`stin i[scein = ejpilanqavnesqai , to forget, Soph.
lh/stoktovno"
lh/sto-ktovno" , on , ( kteivnw ) slaying robbers, Anth.
lh/strikov"
lh/strikov" , hv, ovn , = lh/stikov" , piratical, Thuc ., etc.
lh/striv"
lh/striv" , ivdo", hJ , pecul. fem. of foreg., nau`" l . a pirate vessel, Dem. , etc.
lhvsw
lhvsw, lhvsomai , fut. act. and med. of lanqavnw .
Lhtogenhv"
Lhto-genhv" , Dor. La<Eth>t- , ev" , ( givgnomai ) born of Leto, epith. of Apollo and Artemis, Eur. : pecul. fem. Latogevneia , Aesch.
Lhtoi?dh"
Lhtoi?dh" »iØ1/4 , Dor. La<Eth>toi?da" , ou, oJ , son of Leto, i.e. Apollo, h. Hom. , Hes.
Lhtwv
Lhtwv , Dor. La<Eth>twv , h , gen. ovo" , contr. ou`" , voc. Lhtoi` , Leto, Lat. Latona , mother of Apollo and Artemis, Hom. Hence Lhtw`/o"
Lhtw`/o"
Lhtw`/o" , a, on , of or born from Leto, Soph .; Dor. Latwv/a , Anth. : fem. also Lhtwiv" , ivdo" , Id.
lhfqeiv"
lhfqeiv" , aor. I pass. part. of lambavnw .
lh`yi"
lh`yi" , ew", hJ , ( lhvyomai ) a taking hold, seizing, catching, seizure, Thuc.
2. an accepting, receiving, Plat .; in pl. receipts, Id.
lhvyomai
lhvyomai , f. of lambavnw .