sterktov"
sterktov" , hv, ovn , verb. Adj. of stevrgw , to be loved, amiable, loved, Soph.
stevrnon, STE vRNON
STE vRNON , tov , the breast, chest, both in sing. and pl. , Hom. , Trag.
2. the breast as the seat of the affections, the heart, Trag.
sternotuphv"
sterno-tuØphv" , ev" , ( tuvptw ) of or from beaten breasts, Eur ., Anth. Hence sternotupiva
sternotupiva
sternotuØpiva , hJ , a beating of the breast for grief, Luc.
sternou`co"
stern-ou`co" , on , ( e[cw ) broad-swelling, of a plain, Soph.
stevromai, STE vROMAI
STE vROMAI , only in pres. and impf. , = sterevomai , to be wanting in, to lack, want, Lat. carere , c. gen. , Hes. , Hdt. , Att. :— absol. to suffer loss, Soph ., Xen.
sterophv, STEROP vH
STEROP vH , hJ , = like ajsterophv, ajstraphv , a flash of lightning, Il., Hes. , etc. :—generally flash, gleam, sheen, Hom.
sterophgerevta
sterop-hgerevta , oJ , Ep. for sterophgerevth" , either (from ajgeivrw , cf. nefelhgerevta ), he who gathers the lightning, or (from ejgeivrw ) who rouses the lightning, Il.
Sterovph"
Sterovph" , ou, oJ, Lightnep , name of one of the three Cyclopes, Hes.
stevroy
stevroy , opo", oJ, hJ , ( sterophv ) flashing, Soph.
sterrovguio"
sterrov-guio" , on , ( gui`on ) with strong limbs, Anth.
sterrov", STERRO vS
STERRO vS , av, ovn , and ov", ovn , = stereov" , stiff, firm, solid, strong, Eur .: stiff with age, Ar.
2.
hard, rugged, uneasy,
levktra
Eur.
3.
metaph.
stubborn, obdurate, hard,
Aesch
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Eur.
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etc.
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Adv.
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sterrw`"
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stiffly, obstinately,
Xen.
stevrw, STE vRW
STE vRW , not used in Act. , v. stevromai .
steu`mai
steu`mai , Dep. , used by Hom. only in 3 sing. pres. and impf. steu`tai, steu`to , and once by Aesch. in