wjmoqetevw
wjmo-qetevw , f. hvsw , ( tiqhmi ) in sacrificing, to place the raw slices duly on the altar ( v. mhriva ), Hom. :—so in Med. , wjmoqetei`to Od.
w[moi, w\/moi
w[moi or w\/moi , = w\ moi , Lat. hei mihi , woes me, Soph.
wJmoivwsa
wJmoivwsa , aor. I of oJmoiovw .
wjmokrathv"
wjmo-kra±thv" , ev" , gen. evo" , ( wjmov" ) of rude untamed might, or ( w\mo" ) strong-shouldered, Soph.
wjmoplavth
wjmo-plavth »a±1/4, hJ , ( w\mo" ) the shoulder-blade, Theocr .; mostly in pl. wjmoplavtai , Lat. scapulae , Xen. , etc.
w\/mo", \WMOS, w\/mo"
\WMOS , oJ , Lat. HUMERUS , the shoulder with the upper arm ( wjlevnh , ulna, being the lower), ejpÆ w[mou fevrein Od.; w[moisi forevein Il.; e[cein ajna; w[mw/ Od.; w[moisi toi`" ejmoi`si ‘by the strength of mine arms,’ Hdt. ; ajpostrevfein to;n w\ . to dislocate it, Ar.
2. also of animals, as of a horse, Lat. armus , Il., Xen.
wjmov", jWMO vS
jWMO vS , hv, ovn , raw, undressed, Lat. crudus , of flesh, Hom. ; wjmo;n katafagei`n tinav to eat one raw,
proverb. of savage cruelty, Xen. ; so, wjmo;n bebrwvqoi" Privamon Il.
2.
of fruit,
unripe,
Ar
.,
Xen.
II.
metaph.
savage, fierce, cruel,
Trag
.,
Thuc.
,
etc.
:—
neut. pl.
wjmav
, as
Adv.
,
savagely,
Il.;
Adv.
wjmw`"
,
Thuc.
,
etc.
;
Sup.
,
wjmovtata diakei`sqai prov" tina
Isocr.
2. rude, rough, Soph .; wjmovtero" sukofavnth" a more coarse, more unmitigated sycophant, Dem. :— Adv. rudely, coarsely, Id.
3. (from 1. 2) wjmo;n gh`ra" an unripe, untimely, premature old age, Od., Hes.
w[mosa
wjmovsito"
wjmov-si<Eth>to" , on , of the Sphinx, eating men raw, Aesch .; chlai`sin wjmosivtoi" , also of the Sphinx, Eur.
wjmospavrakto"
wjmo-spavrakto" »a±1/4, on , ( sparavssw ) torn in pieces raw, Ar.
wjmovth"
wjmovth" , hto", hJ , ( wjmov" ) rawness: metaph. savageness, fierceness, cruelty, Eur ., Xen. , etc.
wjmotovko"
wjmo-tovko" , on , bringing forth untimely offspring: — metaph. of a vine, Anth.