2.
to break asunder, be rent,
of the earth in an earthquake,
Plat.
; of garments,
Xen.
3.
to burst forth,
like lightning,
Ar.
4.
of ships,
to be wrecked,
Dem
.:
metaph.
of hopes,
Aesch.
C.
intr
., like
Pass.
,
to break forth,
of a river,
to break its bounds,
Hdt
.:
—metaph.
of sudden misfortunes, bursts of passion,
Soph.
II. in this intr. sense the pf. e[rrwga is commonly used of tears, Id.; metaph. , kakw`n pevlago" e[rrwgen Aesch ., etc.
rJh`go", JR `HGOS
JR `HGOS , eo", tov , a rug, blanket, used as the covering of a bed or seat, Hom .; or as a garment, Od.
rJhv/dio"
rJhv/dio" , Ion. contr. form for rJh/ivdio" .
rJhqh`nai
rJhqh`nai , aor. I pass. inf. of ejrw` : rJhqhvsomai , fut.
rJhivdio"
rJhivdio" , Ion. for rJav/dio" :— rJhivzw , for rJai?zw .
rJhvisto"
rJhvisto", rJhivtato", rJhivtero" , v. rJav/dio" .
rJhktov"
rJhktov" , hv, ovn , ( rJhvgnumi ) that can be broken or rent, penetrable, Il.
rJh`ma
rJh`ma , ato", tov , ( rJevw, ejrw` ) that which is said or spoken, a word, saying, Theogn ., Hdt. , etc. ; kata; rJh`ma word for word, Aeschin.
2.
a phrase,
opp. to
o[noma
(a single word),
Plat.
3.
the subject of speech, a thing,
N.T.
II.
in Gramm.,
a verb,
opp. to
o[noma
(a noun),
rJhvmata kai; ojnovmata
Plat.
rJhmavtion
rJhmavtion , tov , Dim. of rJh`ma , a pet phrase, phrasicle, Ar.
rJhvn
rJhvn , rJhnov", hJ , late word = * a[r", ajrnov" . Hence rJhnoforeuv"
rJhnoforeuv"
rJhno-foreuv" , oJ , ( fevrw ) clad in sheepskin, Anth.
rJh`xai
rJh`xai , aor. I inf. of rJhvgnumi .
rJhxhnoriva
rJhxhnoriva , hJ , might to break through armed ranks Od. From rJhxhvnwr