sunwvnumo"
sun-wvnuØmo" , on , ( o[noma ) of like name, Eur ., Arist.
sunwriasthv"
sunwriasthv" , ou`, oJ , one who drives a sunwriv" , Luc. From sunwrivzw
sunwrivzw
sun-wrivzw , f. sw , to yoke together: — Med. , xunwrivzou cevra join thy hand with mine, Eur .; and sunwrikeuvomai
sunwrikeuvomai
sunwriØkeuvomai , Dep. to drive a pair, Ar. From sunwriv"
sunwriv"
sunwriv" , ivdo", hJ , ( sunhvoro" ) a pair of horses, Lat. biga , Eur ., Ar.
2. generally, a pair or couple of anything, Trag. ; podoi`n xunwriv" a coupling fetter for the feet, Aesch.
sunwfelevw
sun-wfelevw , f. hvsw , to join in aiding or relieving, tinav Xen .; rarely tiniv , Soph.
sunwcadovn
sunwca±dovn , Adv. ( sunevcw ) poët. for sunochdovn , of Time, perpetually, continually, Hes.
suoktasiva
suo-kta±siva , hJ , ( su`", kteivnw ) slaughter of swine, Anth.
suofovnth"
suo-fovnth" , ou, oJ , ( su`" , * fevnw ) swine-slayer; fem. suofovnti" , Anth.
Suvra
Suvra , hJ , fem. of Suvra" , a Syrian woman, Ar.
Suravkousai
SuØravkousai »a<Eth>1/4, aiJ , Ion. Surhvkousai , Dor. Suravkosai and SuØravkossai , Syracuse, Hdt ., etc. :— Adj. SuØra<Eth>kovsio" , a, on , Syracusan, and as Subst. a Syracusan, Ion. Surhkouvsio" , Id.; poët. Surhkovsio" , Anth. :— hJ Surakosiva »cwvra1/4 the territory of S., Thuc.
suvrgastro"
suvr-gastro" , oJ , properly surovgastro" , ( suvrw, gasthvr ) trailing the belly, as a worm, Anth.
suvrdhn
suvrdhn , Adv. ( suvrw ) dragging, in a long line, Aesch.
Suriva
Suriva , Ion. -ivh , ( sc. gh` ) hJ , Syria, Hdt ., etc. : S. hJ Palaistivnh Palestine, Id.: Koivlh S . the district between Libanus and Anti-libanus, Strab.