pla±tuØ-levsch" , ou, oJ , a wide-mouthed babbler, Anth.
platuntevon
platuntevon , verb. Adj. one must extend, Xen. From platuvnw
platuvnw
pla±tuvnw , f. uØnw` , ( platuv" ) to widen, make wide, N.T .: —Med ., platuvnesqai gh`n to widen ones territory, Xen. :— Pass. to grow broad, widen out, Anth .: metaph. , hJ kardiva peplavtuntai is opened, enlarged, N.T.
platuvnwto"
pla±tuv-nwto" , on , broad-backed, Batr.
platuvpugo"
pla±tuv-pu<Eth>go" , on , ( pughv ) broad-bottomed, ploi`a Strab.
platuvrri"
pla±tuvr-ri<Eth>" , i<Eth>no", oJ, hJ , broad-nosed, Strab.
platuvrroo"
pla±tuvr-roo" , contr. -rou" , oun , broad-flowing, Aesch.
pla tuv", PLA TU vS, platuv"
PL ØATU vS , ei`a, uv , Ion. fem. plateva :— wide, broad, Il.; aijpovlia plate[ aijgw`n broad herds, i.e. large or widespread, Hom .; p. provsodoi Pind.
2.
flat, level,
Hdt
.,
Plat.
;
kavrua ta; plateva
, i.e. chestnuts,
Xen.
3.
of a man,
broad-shouldered,
Soph.
4.
metaph
.,
platu;" katavgelw"
flat
(i.e. downright) mockery,
Ar.
:
neut.
as
Adv.
,
flatly, merely,
5.
platei`a
(
sc.
oJdov"
)
, hJ
,
a street,
Lat.
platea
,
Xen
.:—
(sub.
ceivr
),
the flat of the hand,
Ar.
II.
salt, brackish,
Hdt.
platuvth"
pla±tuvth" , hto", hJ , breadth, bulk, Xen.
Plavtwn
Plavtwn »a±1/4, wno", oJ , Plato: whence Adj. Platwnikov" , hv, ovn , of Plato, Anth .; Sup. -wvtato" , Luc. : Adv. -kw`" , after the manner of Plato, Strab.
plevgdhn
plevgdhn , ( plevkw ) Adv. entwined, entangled, Anth.
plevgma
plevgma , ato", tov , ( plevkw ) plaited work, wicker-work, Plat ., Xen. :— pl. wreaths, braids, Eur ., N.T.
pleve"
pleve" , acc. pleva±" , v. pleivwn sub fin.
Id.