III. again, in turn, Soph.

pa±liØn-avgreto" , on , ( ajgrevw ) to be taken back or recalled, e[po" ouj palinavgreton an irrevocable

word, Il.

palinauxhv"

pa±liØn-auxhv" , ev" , ( au[xw ) growing again, Anth.

palinautovmolo"

pa±liØn-autovmolo" , oJ , a double deserter, Xen.

palindikiva

pa±lin-diØkiva , a second action, a new trial, Plut.

palindivnhto"

pa±lin-divnhto" »i<Eth>¹/4, on , whirling round and round, Anth.

palindromevw

pa±lindromevw , to run back again, of a ship, Plut.

palindromiva

pa±lindromiva , hJ , a running back or backwards, Anth.

palindromikov"

pa±lindromikov" , hv, ovn , recurring, of the tide, Strab.

palivndromo"

pa±livn-dromo" , on , ( dramei`n ) running back again, Luc.

palinhnemiva

pa±liØ-nhnemiva , hJ , a returning calm, Anth.

palinovrmeno"

pa±liØn-ovrmeno" , h, on , rushing back, Il.

palivnorso"

pa±livn-orso" , on , ( o[rnumi ) starting back, Il.:— neut. as Adv. back again, Anth .; Att. palivnorron , with a backward wrench, Ar.

palivnorto"

pa±livn-orto" , on , = palivnorso" , recurring, inveterate, much like palivg-koto" , Aesch.

palivnskio"

pa±livn-skio" or paliv-skio" , on , shaded over again, thick-shaded, h. Hom. , etc.

palinskopiav

palin-skopiav , hJ , a looking back again; acc. as Adv. in the opposite direction, Eur.