rJhxhvnwr
rJhx-hvnwr , oro", oJ , ( rJhvgnumi, ajnhvr ) breaking through armed ranks, Hom.
rJhxikevleuqo"
rJhxiØ-kevleuqo" , on , opening a path, of Apollo, Anth.
rJhxivnoo"
rJhxiv-noo" , on , breaking the spirit, of Bacchus, Anth.
rJh`xi"
rJh`xi" , ew", hJ , ( rJhvgnumai ) a breaking, bursting, rJhvxei" broken flames, a bad omen, Eur.
rJh`si"
rJh`si" , ew" , Ion. io", hJ, ( * rJevw, ejrw` ) a saying, speaking, speech, Od., Hdt. , etc. ; hJ ajpo; Skuqw`n rJh`si" the Scythian phrase, Hdt.
2.
a resolution, declaration,
Id.
II.
a tale, legend,
Pind.
III.
a phrase
or
passage, a speech in a play,
Ar.
rJhvssw
rJhvssw , rarer collat. form of rJhvgnumi .
rJh/stwvnh
rJh/stwvnh , hJ , Ion. for rJa/stwvnh .
rJhtevon
rJhtevon , verb. Adj. one must mention, Plat.
rJhv/tero"
rJhv/tero" , Ion. for rJhivtero" .
rJhthvr
rJhthvr , h`ro", oJ, ( * rJevw, ejrw` ) a speaker, Il.
rJhtoreiva
rJhtoreiva , hJ , skill in public speaking, eloquence, oratory, rhetoric, Plat.
II. a piece of oratory, set speech, Isocr. From rJhtoreuvw
rJhtoreuvw
rJhtoreuvw , f. sw , ( rJhvtwr ) to speak in public, to use or practise oratory, Plat .: —Pass ., of the speech, to be spoken, Isocr.
II. to teach oratory, Strab.
rJhtorikov" , hv, ovn , ( rJhvtwr ) oratorical, rhetorical, hJ rJhtorikhv ( sc. tevcnh ) rhetoric, the art of speaking, Plat .; rJhtorikh; deiliva an orators timidity, Aeschin. :— Adv. -kw`" , Plat.
2. of persons, skilled in speaking, fit to be an orator, Id., etc.