skeqrov", SKEQRO vS
SKEQRO vS , av, ovn , exact, careful: Adv ., -w`" Aesch.
skeletov"
skeletov" , hv, ovn , ( skevllw ) dried up, withered: as Subst. skeletov", oJ , a dried body, mummy, Anth. , Plut.
skeletwvdh"
skelet-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) like a mummy, Luc.
skevllw, SKE vLLW
SKE vLLW , f. skelw` : aor. I e[skhla , 3 sing. opt. skhvleie :— to dry, dry up, make dry, parch, Il.
II. Pass ., skevllomai , with intr. pf. act. e[sklhka , to be parched, lean, dry, v. kataskevllomai .
skevlo", SKE vLOS, skevlo"
SKE vLOS , eo", tov , the leg from the hip downwards, Hdt. , etc. ; prumno;n skevlo" the ham or buttock, Il.:—as a military phrase, ejpi; skevlo" pavlin cwrei`n, ajnavgein to retreat with the face towards the enemy, Lat. pedetentim , Eur ., Ar.
II. metaph ., ta; skevlh the legs, i.e. the two long walls between Athens and Peiraeeus, Strab. ; ta; makra; sk . Plut.
skevmma
skevmma , ato", tov , ( skevptomai ) a subject for speculation, a question, Plat.
II. speculation, Id.
skevpa
skevpa± , nom. and acc. pl. of skevpa" .
skepavzw
skepavzw , f. avsw , ( skevpw ) to cover, shelter, Xen.
skevpanon
skevpa±non , tov , ( skevpw ) a covering, Anth.
skepanov"
skepa±nov" , hv, ovn , ( skevpw ) sheltered or sheltering, Anth.
skevparnon
skevparnon , tov , or skevparno" , oJ , a carpenters axe or adze, used for smoothing the trunks of trees, different from the pevleku" , Od. (Deriv. uncertain.)
skevpa"
skevpa" , ao", tov , ( skevpw ) a covering, shelter, ejpi; skevpa" in or under shelter, Od.; skevpa" ajnevmoio shelter from the wind, Ib.; nom. and acc. pl. skevpa± , Hes.
skevpasma
skevpasma , ato", tov , ( skevpazw ) a covering, shelter, Plat.