luvh
luvh , Dor. luva , hJ , ( luvw ) dissolution: hence, faction, sedition, Pind.
luvqen
luvqen , Ep. for ejluvqhsan , 3 pl. aor. I pass. of luvw .
II. luqevn , neut. part. aor. I pass.
luqh`nai
luØqh`nai , aor. I pass. inf. of luvw .
luvqron
luvqron , tov , or luvqro" , oJ , ( louvw ) defilement from blood, gore, Hom ., Anth.
luqrwvdh"
luqr-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) defiled with gore, Anth.
lukavba"
luØkav-ba" »ka±1/4, anto", oJ , a year, Od., Bion.
II. luØka±bantivde" w|rai, aiJ , the hours that make up the year, Anth. (Prob. from * luvkh, baivnw , the path of light, the suns course.)
Luvkaia
Luvkaia , tav , v. Lukai`o" .
luvkaina »uØ1/4, hJ , fem. of luvko" , a she-wolf, Babr ., Plut.
lukainiv"
luØkainiv" , ivdo", hJ , = foreg., Anth.
Lukai`o"
LuØkai`o" , a, on , Lycaean, Arcadian, Epith. of Zeus, Hdt. , Pind. , etc.
II.
Luvkaion, tov
,
his temple,
Plut
.; so,
L. shvkwma
Eur.
2.
Mount Lycaeus
in Arcadia,
Theocr.
III.
Luvkaia
(
sc.
iJerav
)
, tav
,
the festival of Lycaean Zeus,
Xen
.:—also = Roman
Lupercalia,
Plut.
Lukaoniva
Lukaoniva , hJ , a district in the S. of Asia Minor, Xen. , etc. : the people were Lukavone" , oiJ , Id.:— Adv. -istiv , in Lycaonian, N.T.
lukaughv"
luØk-aughv" , ev", ( * lukhv, aujghv ) of or at twilight: to; lukaugev" early dawn, Luc.
lukevh