prou>pexormavw
pro-u>pexormavw , f. hvsw , to go out secretly before, Luc.
prou>pobavllw
pro-u>pobavllw , f. -ba±lw` , to put under as a foundation: — Pass. to be prepared as materials, Luc.
prou>pogravfw
pro-u>pogravfw »a±1/4 , to sketch out before: in Med. , Plut.
prou>povkeimai
pro-u>povkeimai , Pass. to be mortgaged before, Plut.
prou>polambavnw
pro-u>polambavnw , f. -lhvyomai , to assume beforehand, Arist.
prou\pto"
prou\pto" , on , contr. for provopto" .
prou[rgou
prou[rgou , contr. for pro; e[rgou , serving for or towards a work, serviceable, profitable, useful, ti tw`n prou[rgou something useful, Ar .; pr. ejsti; ei[" or prov" ti ‘tis a step towards gaining ones end, Plat. ; oujde;n pr. ejstiv , c. inf ., Id.:—also as Adv. conveniently, opportunity, prou[rgou pesei`n Eur. II. Comp. proujrgiaivtero", a, on , more serviceable, pr. poiei`sqaiv ti to deem of more consequence, Thuc .; pr. givgnetai , Plat.
prouselevw
prouselevw , to maltreat, insult, only in two passages, oJrw`n ejmauto;n w\de prouselouvmenon Aesch. ; ou}" me;n i[smen eujgenei`" prouselou`men we insult those whom we know to be noble, Ar. (Deriv. uncertain.)
prou[skepto
prou[skepto , contr. for pro-evskepto , 3 sing. plqpf. pass. of proskopevw .
proujtivqei
proujtivqei, proujtrevpeto, prou[tuya , contr. for pro-et- .
prou[faine
prou[faine , contr. for pro-evfaine .
prou>fairevw
pro-u>fairevw , f. hvsw , to filch beforehand, pr. th;n ejkklhsivan , i.e. get it held (without notice) before
the expected time, Aeschin.
proujfavnhn
proujfavnhn , contr. for pro-efavnhn .
proujfeivlw