yavmmo"
yavmmo" , hJ , sand, so called from its loose, crumbling nature (from yavw ), Od., etc. :—proverb., yavmmo" ajriqmo;n peripevfeugen Pind.
II. hJ y . the sandy desert of Libya, Hdt. (Both yavmmo" and yavmaqo" sometimes drop y and become a[mmo", a[maqo" .)
yammwvdh"
yamm-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) like sand, sandy, Hdt.
yavr, YA vR
YA vR , oJ , gen. ya<Eth>rov" : Ion. yhvr , yhrov" :— a starling, mentioned as flying in a cloud, yhrw`n nevfo" Il.
yarov"
ya<Eth>rov" , av, ovn , ( yavr ) like a starling, i.e. speckled, dappled, y. i{ppo" a dapple-gray horse, Ar.
yau`si"
yau`si" , ew", hJ , a touching, Plut.
YAU vW
,
f.
yauvsw
:
aor.
I
e[yausa
:
pf.
e[yauka
:—
Pass.
,
aor.
I
ejyauvsqhn
:
pf.
e[yausmai
: (akin to
yavw
):—
to touch,
c. gen
., Il.,
etc.
;
c. dat.
instrumenti, Ib.;
ceroi`n e[yausa phgh`"
Aesch
.: but
yauvein tini
to to touch
a thing,
Pind.
:—in
Soph.
it seems to be used
c. acc
.,
kei`no" yauvwn to;n qeovn
assailing
the god, Antig. 961; but Ib. 857,
e[yausa" merivmna", patro;" oi\ton
thou
didst touch on
a theme of grief,—my fathers fate,—
merivmna"
is
gen.
, and
oi\ton
acc.
in apposition.
2.
to touch as an enemy, lay hands upon,
tinov"
Eur.
3.
to touch, reach, affect,
a[kra" kardiva" e[yausev mou
Id.:—
Med.
also,
to reach, gain,
Pind.
yafarivth"
ya±fa±rivth" , ou, oJ , fem. -i`ti" , ido" , = yafarov" , Anth.
yafarovqrix
ya±fa±rov-qrix , -triØco", oJ, hJ , with rough coat, h. Hom.
yafarov"
ya±fa±rov" , av, ovn , ( yavw ) easily reduced to powder, friable, crumbling, Aesch ., Anth. ; hJ yafarhv the sandy shore, Anth.
2. of liquids, thin, watery, Id.
yafarovcroo"
ya±fa±rov-croo" , on , contr. -crou" , oun , rough on the surface, squalid, Eur.
yavw, YA vW
YA vW »a<Eth>1/4, yh`/", yh`/ (not ya`/", ya`/ ), inf. yh`n : impf. contr. e[yhn : f. yhvsw : aor. I e[yhsa :— to touch lightly, rub; cf. katayavw .
II. intr. to crumble away, vanish, disappear, Soph.
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