luØkevh ( sub. dorav ) , hJ , a wolf-skin, Il.
luvkeion
luvkeion »uØ1/4, tov , the Lyceum, a gymnasium with covered walks in the Eastern suburb of Athens, named after the neighbouring temple of Apollo Luvkeio" , Ar. , Plat. , etc.
luvkeio"
luvkeio" »uØ1/4, on , of or belonging to a wolf, Eur.
II. Luvkeio" , as epith. of Apollo, either as lukoktovno" ( q.v. ), or as the Lycian god ( v. Lukhgenhv" ), or (from * luvkh ) as the god of light, Aesch .; there is a play upon the doubtful meanings, LuvkeiÆ a[nax, luvkeio" genou` stratw`/ dai?w/ , Lycean lord, be a very wolf to the enemy, Id.
luvkh
* luvkh , light, a Root, whence come lukav-ba", luvcno" , etc.
Lukhgenhv"
LuØkh-genhv" , ev" , ( givgnomai ) of Apollo, commonly explained Lycian-born, i.e. at Patara, Il.
Lukiva
LuØkiva , hJ , Lycia: Lukivhqen from Lycia, Il.; Lukivhnde to Lycia, Ib.
Lukiavrch"
LuØki-avrch" , ou, oJ , ( a[rcw ) president of the Lycians, Strab.
lukideuv"
luØkiØdeuv" , evw", oJ , ( luvko" ) a wolfs whelp, Solon, Theocr.
Lukioerghv"
LuØkio-erghv" , contr. -ourghv" , ev" , of Lycian workmanship, Hdt ., Dem.
Luvkio"
Luvkio" , a, on , Lycian: Luvkioi , oiJ , the Lycians, Il., etc.
II. epith. of Apollo ( cf. Luvkeio" ), Pind. , Eur.
Lukiourghv"
Lukiourghv" , ev" , contr. for Lukioerghv" , Dem.
lukoqarshv"
luØko-qarshv" , ev" , ( qavrso" ) bold as a wolf, Anth.
lukoktovno"
luØko-ktovno" , oJ , ( kteivnw ) epith. of Apollo, wolf-slayer, Soph.
lukorraivsth"
luØkor-raivsth" , oJ , ( rJaivw ) wolf-worrier, Anth.