trivcino"
trivciØno" , h, on , ( qrivx, tric-ov" ) of hair, Xen.
triciv"
triØciv" , ivdo", hJ , ( qrivx ) a kind of anchovy full of small hair-like bones, Ar.
tricovbrw"
triØcov-brw" , wto", oJ, hJ , eating hair: hence tricovbrwte" , = sh`te" or qri`pe" , moths, Ar.
tricoivniko"
triØ-coivniØko" , on , ( coi`nix ) holding or measuring three coivnike" , Xen. : Comic phrase, tr. e[po" a most capacious word, Ar.
tricovlwto"
triØ-covlwto" , on , thrice-detested, Anth.
tricovmallo"
triØcov-mallo" , on , hair-fleeced, Anth.
tricovomai
tricovomai , ( qrivx, tricov" ) Pass. to be furnished with hair, Arist.
tricorruevw
triØcorruevw , f. hvsw , to shed the hair, Ar. From tricorruhv"
tricorruhv"
triØcor-ruhv" , ev" , ( rJevw ) shedding the hair.
tricou`
triØcou` , ( trivca ) Adv. in three places, Hdt.
tricovfoito"
triØcov-foito" i[oulo" , the first down of youth just passing into hair, Anth.
trivcwma
trivcwma , ato", tov , ( tricovomai ) a growth of hair, hair, Hdt ., Xen. ; ejn geneivou sullogh`/ tricwvmato" , i.e. just at the age of manhood, Aesch.
tri`yai
tri`yai , aor. I inf. of trivbw .
triyhmerevw
triy-hmerevw , ( tri`yai, hJmevra ) to waste the day, Lat. terere tempus , Ar.
tri`yi"
tri`yi" , ew", hJ , ( trivbw ) rubbing, friction, Plat ., etc.
II. resistance to the touch when rubbed, firmness, Hdt.