palimmhvkh"
pa±lim-mhvkh" , e" , ( mh`ko" ) doubly long, Aesch.
palimpethv"
pa±lim-pethv" , ev" , ( pivptw ) falling back: —in neut. as Adv. , back, back again, Hom.
palivmphxi"
pa±livm-phxi" , hJ , ( phvgnumi ) a patching up or cobbling of shoes, Theophr.
palivmplagkto"
pa±livm-plagkto" , on , back-wandering, Aesch.
palimplavzomai
pa±lim-plavzomai , Pass. to wander back, only in aor. I part. palimplagcqeiv" wandering homewards, Hom.
palimplanhv"
pa±lim-pla±nhv" , ev" , wandering to and fro, Anth.
palivmpluto"
pa±livm-pluØto" , on , washed up again, vamped up; metaph. of a plagiarist, Anth.
palivmpoino"
pa±livm-poino" , on , ( poinhv ) retributive: palivmpoina, tav , retribution, repayment, Aesch.
palimprumnhdovn
pa±lim-prumnhdovn , ( pruvmna ) Adv. stern-foremost, Eur.
palivmfhmo"
pa±livm-fhmo" , Dor. -fa<Eth>mo" , on , ( fhvmh ) back-speaking, recanting, p. ajoidav = palinw/diva , Eur.
palivmyhsto"
pa±livm-yhsto" , on , ( yavw ) scraped again, bivblion pal . a palimpsest, i.e. a parchment from which one writing has been erased to make room for another, Plut.
pavlin, PA vLIN, pavlin
PA vLIN »a±1/4 , Adv. ,
1. of Place, back, backwards, Hom ., Hes. , etc. ; p. cwrevein Hdt .; p. e[rcesqai Aesch ., etc. ; also, pavlin dou`nai to give back, restore, Il.:— c. gen ., pavlin travpeqÆ ui|o" eJoi`o she turned back from her son, Ib.; pavlin kive qugatevro" h|" Ib.;—also pavlin au\ti" back again, au\te pavlin, a]y p., p. ojpivssw , etc.
2. with a notion of contradiction, pavlin ejrei`n to gain say (i.e. say against), Il.; but, mu`qon pavlin lavzesqai to take back ones word, unsay it, Ib.; opp. to ajlhqeva eijpei`n , Od.: in Prose, contrariwise, Plat. :— c. gen ., to; pavlin neovthto" youths opposite, Pind .; crovnou to; pavlin the change of time, Eur.
II. of Time, again, once more, anew, Soph ., etc. ; so, au\qi" pavlin, pavlin au\qi", au\ pavlin, pavlin au\, au\ pavlin au\qi", au\qi" au\ pavlin , Att.