spoggivzw , f. ivsw , ( spovggo" ) to wipe with a sponge, Dem.
spoggivon
spoggivon , tov , Dim. of spovggo" , Ar.
spovggo", SPO vGGOS, spovggo"
SPO vGGOS and sfovggo" , oJ , a sponge, Hom ., etc.
spodeuvnh"
spod-euvnh" , ou, oJ , ( eujnhv ) lying on ashes, Anth.
spodevw
spodevw , f. hvsw , to pound, smite, crush, Ar .: —Pass ., spodouvmeno" nifavdi pelted by the storm, Eur. ; pro;" pevtra" sp . dashed against the rocks, Id.; absol. , strato;" kakw`" sp . handled roughly, in sorry plight, Aesch. (Deriv. uncertain.)
spodiav
spodiav , Ion. -ihv , hJ , ( spodov" ) a heap of ashes, ashes, Od., Eur.
II. metaph ., = spodov" III , Anth.
spodivzw
spodivzw , f. Att. iw` , ( spodov" ) to roast or bake in the ashes, burn to ashes, Ar ., Plat.
spodovomai
spodovomai , Pass. to be burnt to ashes, Anth.
spodov", SPODO vS, spodov"
SPODO vS , hJ , wood-ashes, embers, and generally, ashes, Od., Hdt. , Att. : the ashes of the dead, Aesch. , Soph. , etc.
II.
dust,
Hdt.
III.
metaph
.,
sp. kulivkwn
,
of a bibulous
old woman, ‘a sponge,’
Anth.
spolav"
spolav" , avdo", hJ , Aeol. for stolhv , a leathern garment, buff-jerkin, Ar ., Xen.
spovmeno"
spovmeno" , aor. 2 med. part. of e{pomai .
spondarciva
spondarciva , hJ , the beginning of the libation, the right of beginning it, Hdt. From spovndarco"
spovndarco"
spovnd-arco" , on , ( a[rcw ) beginning the drink-offering.
spondei`o"
spondei`o" , a, on , used at a libation: — spondei`o" ( sc. pouv" ) , oJ , in metre, a spondee, a foot consisting of two long syllables, being the metre proper to the slow melodies used at spondaiv (a treaty).