Menesqeuv"
Menesqeuv" , evw" , Ion. h`o", oJ , pr. n., Abider, Il.
menetevon
menetevon , verb. Adj. one must remain, Plat., Xen.
menetov"
menetov" , hv, ovn , ( mevnw ) inclined to wait, patient, Ar.: oiJ kairoi; ouj menetoiv opportunities will not wait, Thuc.
menefuvlopi"
mene-fuvlopi" »u<Eth>1/4, io", oJ, hJ , = meneptovlemo" , Anth.
menecavrmh"
mene-cavrmh" , ou, oJ , ( cavrmh ) staunch in battle, of heroes, Il.:—also menevcarmo" , on , Ib.
menoeikhv"
meno-eikhv" , ev" , ( eijkov", e[oika ) suited to the desires, satisfying, sufficient, plentiful, agreeable to ones taste,
Hom.; tavfo" m . a plentiful funeral feast, Il.; menoeikeva u{lhn great store of wood, Ib.
menoinavw
menoinavw , Ep. menoinwvw , Ep. 3 sing. menoinava : Ep. impf. menoivneon , 3 sing. menoivna : Ep. aor. I menoivnhsa , opt. menoinhvseie : ( mevno" ):— to desire eagerly, to be bent on a thing, c. acc., Hom.: also c. inf. to be eager to do, Id.:—absol., w|de menoinw`n so eager, Il.:— m. tiv tini to design or purpose something against one, kaka; Trwvessi menoivna Od.; c. dat. rei, to strive for a thing, Theogn. From menoinhv
menoinhv
menoinhv , hJ , eager desire, Anth. From mevno"
mevno"
mevno" , eo", tov, ( * mavw ) might, force, strength, prowess, courage, Hom., etc.
2.
strength,
as implying life,
life
itself, Il.:
life-blood,
Soph.
3.
rage, passion,
mevno" e[llabe qumovn
Il.;
mevneo" frevne" pivmplanto
Ib.;
mevnea pneivonte"
Ib.:—
mevnei
in dat.
violently, furiously,
Aesch.
4.
the bent, intent, purpose
of any one,
Trwvwn m. aije;n ajtavsqalon
their
bent
is aye to folly, Il.
II.
mevno"
is also used in periphr.,
iJero;n mevnosÆAlkinovoio
, i.e.
Alcinoüs
himself, Od.;
mevno"
jAtreivdao, {Ektoro" , etc., Il.
menou`n
me;n ou\n, mevn rJa, mevntoi , v. mevn II .
menta[n
menta[n , crasis for mevntoi a[n .
Mentorourghv"
Mentor-ourghv" , ev" , wrought by Mentor, Luc.