trwktav
trwktav , tav , v. trwktov" .
trwvkth"
trwvkth" , ou, oJ , ( trwvgw ) a gnawer, nibbler: Phoenician traffickers are called trw`ktai , greedy knaves, Od.; so, trw`ktai cei`re" greedy hands, Anth.
trwktov"
trwktov" , hv, ovn , verb. Adj. of trwvgw , to be eaten raw: eatable, Hdt.
II. trwktav, tav , = trwgavlia , Id.
trw`ma
trw`ma, trwmativzw, trwmativh" , Ion. for traum- .
trwvma
trwvma<Eth> , hJ , Dor. for * trauvmh = trau`ma , Pind.
Trwxavrth"
Trwx-avrth" , ou, oJ , ( a[rto" ) Bread-gnawer, Batr.
trwvximo"
trwvximo" , on , = trwktov" , Theocr.
trw`xi"
trw`xi" , ew", hJ , ( trwvgw ) a biting, tw`n ojnuvcwn Arist.
Trw/ov"
Trw/ov" , v. Trwvio" .
Trwofqovro"
Trwo-fqovro" , on , ( fqeivrw ) destructive to the Trojans or to Troy, Anth.
trwpavw
trwpavw , Frequent. of trevpw , to turn constantly, change its notes, of the nightingale, Od.:— Med. to turn oneself, turn about, Hom.
Trwv"
Trwv" , Trwov", oJ , Tros, the mythic founder of Troy, Il. II. pl. Trw`e" , Trwvwn, oiJ , Trojans, Hom ., etc.
trwtov"
trwtov" , hv, ovn , verb. Adj. of titrwvskw , to be wounded, vulnerable, Il., Att.
trwcavw
trwcavw , Frequent. of trevcw , to run fast, gallop, Hom.
tuv