nu`n
nu`n
, Adv.
now at this very time,
Lat.
nunc
,
oi} nu`n brotoiv eijsi
mortals who
now
live, such as they are
now,
Il.; so in Att.,
oiJ nu`n a[nqrwpoi
men
of the present
day;
to; nu`n
the present time,
Plat.;—
ta; nu`n
(often written
tanu`n
) used simply like
nu`n
, Hdt., Att.
2.
also of what is just past,
just now, but now,
Hom., Soph.
3.
now,
i.e.
as it is, as the case now stands,
Thuc.; so,
kai; nu`n
even
in this case,
Xen.
II.
besides the sense of Time, the enclit.
nun, nu
denotes
1.
immediate sequence of one thing
upon
another,
then, thereupon, thereafter,
Hom.
2.
also by way of Inference,
then, therefore,
Il., etc.
3.
used to strengthen a command,
deu`rov nun
quick
then!
Il.;
ei\av nun
, etc.;
fevre nun, a[ge nun, speu`dev nun, sivga nun
, etc., Xen.:—also to strengthen a question,
tiv" nun
;
tiv nun
; who
then?
what
then?
Id.
nu`n-dhv
nu`n dhv , stronger form of nu`n , with pres. now, even now, Plat. 2. with past tenses, just now, a} nu`n dh; ejgw; e[legon Id.
nuniv
nu<Eth>niv , Att. form of nu`n , strengthd. by -i<Eth> demonstr., now, at this moment, Dem., Aeschin. So in familiar Att., nunmeniv , for nuni; mevn , Ar.; nundiv , for nuni;dev , Id.
nuvx, NU vX
NU vX , nuktov", hJ , Lat. nox , night, i.e. either the nightseason or a night, Hom., Hes., etc.; nuktov" by night, Lat. noctu , Od., Att.; nukto;" e[ti while it was still night, Hdt.; n. th`sde Soph.; a[kra" n . at dead of night, Id.; also, nuktiv Hdt., Soph.;— nuvkta the night long, the livelong night, Hom.; nuvkta" by nights, Id.;— mevsai nuvkte" midnight, Plat.
2. with Preps., ajna; nuvkta by night, Il.; dia; nuvkta Od.; eij" nuvkta, eij" th;n n . towards night, Xen.; uJpo; nuvkta just at night-fall, Thuc., Xen.; dia; nuktov" in the course of the night, Plat.; ejk nuktov" just after night-fall, Xen.; povrrw tw`n nuktw`n far into the night, Id.:— ejpi; nuktiv by night, Il.; ejn nuktiv, ejn th`/ n . Aesch., etc.
3. in pl., also, the watches of the night, Pind., Plat.:—the Greeks divided the night into three watches, Hom., etc.
II.
the dark of night,
Hom.
2.
the night of death,
Id.;
n. [Aidh" te
Soph.
III.
Nuvx
as prop. n.,
the goddess of Night,
daughter of Chaos, Il., Hes.
IV.
the quarter of night,
i.e. the West, Hes.
nuvxa
nuvxa , Ep. for e[nuxa , aor. I of nuvssw .
nuov", NUO vS
NUO vS »uØ1/4, ou`, hJ , a daughter-in-law, Hom.; in wider sense, any female connected by marriage, Il.
II. a bride, wife, Theocr., Anth.
Nu`sa
Nu`sa , h", hJ , name of several hills sacred to Bacchus, h. Hom., etc.;—Adj. Nuvsio" , a, on , Id.; Nushvio" , Ar.