schmatismov"
schma±tismov" , oJ , the assumption of a certain form or appearance, deportment, Plat.
2. in bad sense, assumption of manner, pretence, Id.
schmatopoievw
schma±to-poievw , f. hvsw , to bring into a certain form: Pass. to take a certain shape or posture, Xen.
schvsw
schvsw , fut. of e[cw .
scivdax
scivdax , a±ko", oJ , = scivza , Anth.
scivza
scivza , Ion. scivzh , h", hJ , ( scivzw ) a piece of wood cleft off, a lath, splinter, Lat. scindula , Od., Ar. : in pl. cleft wood, fire-wood, Hom.
2. an arrow, Anth.
scivzw (Root SCID ), f. ivsw »iØ1/4 : aor. I e[sciØsa : Ep. scivssa :— Pass. , aor. I ejscivsqhn : pf. e[scismai :— to split, cleave, Hes .; e[scise dwvdeka moivra" , i.e. divided them into twelve parts, h. Hom. ; sc. kavra pelevkei Soph.
2. generally, to part, separate, Nei`lo" mevshn Ai[gupton scivzwn Hdt .: —Pass ., ejscivsqh oJ potamov" Id.; Nei`lo" scivzetai trifasiva" oJdouv" branches into three channels, Id.; ejscivzontov sfewn aiJ gnw`mai their opinions were divided, Id.
scinokevfalo"
sci<Eth>no-kevfa±lo" , on , ( sci`no" II ) with a squill-shaped (i.e. peaked) head, epith. of Pericles, Plut.
sci`no"
sci`no" , hJ , the mastich-tree, Lat. lentiscus , Theocr.
2.
its fruit,
Hdt.
II.
a squill,
=
skivlla
,
Ar.
scisqh`nai , aor. I pass. inf. of scivzw .
scivsi"
scivsi" »iØ1/4, ew", hJ , ( scivzw ) a cleaving, cleavage, parting, division, Plat.
scivsma
scivsma , ato", tov , ( scivzw ) a cleft, a rent in a garment, N.T.
II. division of opinion, schism, Ib.
scismov"
scismov" , oJ , ( scivzw ) a cleaving, Aesch.