liØqo-kovpo" , oJ , ( kovptw ) a stone-cutter, Dem.
liqoktoniva
liØqo-ktoniva , hJ , ( kteivnw ) death by stoning, Anth.
liqovleusto"
liØqov-leusto" , on , ( leuvw ) stoned with stones: l. [Arh" death by stoning, Soph.
liqolovghma
liØqolovghma , ato", tov , a stone-building, Xen. From liqolovgo"
liqolovgo"
liØqo-lovgo" , oJ , ( levgw B) one who builds with stones picked out to fit their places, not cut square; then, generally = liqodovmo" , a mason, Thuc ., etc.
liqoxovo"
liØqo-xovo" , oJ , ( xevw ) a stone or marble-mason, Anth ., Luc.
liqopoiov"
liØqo-poiov" , ovn , ( poievw ) turning to stone, Luc.
liqovrrino"
liØqovr-ri<Eth>no" , on , with stony skin, h. Hom.
livqo", LI vQOS
LI vQOS »iØ1/4, ou, oJ , a stone, Hom ., etc. : a precious stone, Hdt .: marble, Id.:—proverb., livqon e{yein to boil a stone, i.e. ‘to lose ones labour,’ Ar. ;-of stupidity, livqoi blocks, stones, Id.
2.
stone
as a substance,
opp. to
wood, flesh, etc, Il.,
etc.
II.
also
fem.
,
Hom.
,
Theocr.
;—but the
fem.
was mostly used of
some special stone,
as the
magnet,
Eur
.,
Plat.
; of a
touchstone,
Plat
.;
hJ diafanh;" l
.
a piece of crystal
used for a burning glass,
Ar.
III.
at Athens,
livqo"
(
masc.
) was a name for various
blocks of stone used for rostra
or
tribunes,
as,
1.
the Bema of the Pnyx,
Ar.
2.
another in the
ajgorav
used by the
khvruke"
,
Plut.
3.
an altar in the
ajgorav
,
Dem.
IV.
a piece on a draughtboard,
Theocr.
liqospadh;"
liØqo-spa±dh;" aJrmov", oJ , a chasm made by tearing out stones, Soph.
liqovstrwto"
liØqov-strwto" , on , paved with stones, Soph .:— liqovstrwton, tov , a tesselated pavement, N.T.
liqotomiva
liØqotomiva , Ion. -ivh , hJ , a place where stone is cut, a quarry; mostly in pl. , quarries, Hdt ., Thuc. , etc. From liqotovmo"