sukofantiva"
su<Eth>kofantiva" , ou, oJ , the Sycophant-wind ( cf. kaikiva" ) Ar. ; and sukofantikov"
sukofantikov"
su<Eth>kofantikov" , hv, ovn , slanderous, calumnious, Dem .: Adv. -kw`" , Isocr.
sukofavntria
su<Eth>kofavntria , hJ , fem. of sukofavnth" , Ar.
sukovfasi"
su<Eth>kovfa±si" , hJ , used metri grat. for sukofantiva , Anth.
sukoforevw
su<Eth>koforevw , f. hvsw , to carry figs, Anth. From sukofovro"
sukofovro"
su<Eth>ko-fovro" , on , ( fevrw ) fig-bearing, Strab.
suvla
suvla , Ep. for ejsuvla , 3 sing. impf. of sulavw .
su`la
su`la , tav , v. suvlh .
sulagwgevw
su<Eth>l-a±gwgevw , ( su`lon, ajgwgov" ) to carry off as booty, lead captive, N.T.
sulavw
su<Eth>lavw , 3 sing. impf. ejsuvla , Ep. suvla , Ion. suvlaske :— Pass. , f. sulhqhvsomai : ( suvlh ):— to strip off, esp. to strip off the arms of a slain enemy: c. acc. pers. et rei, to strip off from another, strip him of his arms, Il., Eur. :— Pass. , c. acc. rei, to be stript, robbed, deprived of a thing, Trag.
II.
c. acc.
pers. only,
to strip
a man of his arms,
to strip bare, pillage, plunder,
Il.,
Hdt.
,
etc.
III.
c. acc.
rei only,
to strip off,
teuvcea ejsuvla
Il.:—also
to take off
or
out,
ejsuvla tovxon
took out
the bow [from its case], Ib.;
suvla pw`ma farevtrh"
took
the lid
off
the quiver, Ib.
2. to carry off, seize as spoil or booty, Hdt ., Att. :— Pass. to be carried off as spoil, Hdt .; to be taken away, Eur .; c. gen. rei, tiv" se sula`/ pavtra" ; who carries thee away from this country? Id.
suleuvw
su<Eth>leuvw , Ep. for foreg., used in pres. and impf. to despoil of arms, Il.: also, to despoil secretly, to trick, cheat, Ib.
sulevw
su<Eth>levw,
=
sulavw
:—
Med.
to steal for oneself,
khrivon ejk sivmblwn suleuvmeno"
(
Dor.
for
-ouvmeno"
)
Theocr.
suvlh, SU vLH
SU vLH , hJ , or S `ULON , tov , the right of seizing the ship or cargo of a foreign merchant, to cover