tevremnon , v. tevramnon .
teretivzw , f. Att. iw` , to whistle, Babr. (Formed from the sound.) Hence terevtisma
terevtisma
terevtisma , ato", tov , a whistling, trilling, Anth.
tevretron
tevretron , tov , ( teivrw ) a borer, gimlet, Lat. terebra , Od.
terhdwvn
terhdwvn , ovno", hJ , ( teivrw ) the wood-worm, Lat. teredo , Ar.
tevrhn
tevrhn , eina±, en , gen. tevreno", eivnh" ( poët. -evnh" ) , eno" : ( teivrw ):—properly rubbed smooth, and so smooth, soft, delicate, Lat. tener , Hom ., etc. ; o[yi" tevreina a tender sight, i.e. one that causes tender feelings, Eur .: —Comp. tereinovtero" , Sappho.
terqreuvomai
terqreuvomai , Dep. to use claptraps, Dem. (Prob. contr. from terateuvomai .)
tevrqrio"
tevrqrio" , oJ , the rope from the end of a sail-yard ( tevrqron ), the brace, Ar.
tevrqron, TE vRQRON
TE vRQRON , tov , the end of the sail-yard, cornu antennae: generally, an extremity, summit, h. Hom.
tevrma, TE vRMA
TE vRMA , ato", tov , an end, boundary, Lat. terminus :
1.
the goal round which chariots had to turn
at races,
Lat.
meta
,
Il.;
drovmou tevrmata
Soph.
2.
the mark set to shew how far a quoit was thrown,
Od.
3.
metaph.
an end, issue, event,
Aesch.
II.
generally,
an end, limit,
Id.; so in
pl.
boundaries,
Hdt.
2.
an end,
pro;" tevrma ei\nai, ejpi; tevrmÆ ajfikevsqai
to have reached
the limit,
be at
the end,
Aesch.
,
Soph.
;
t. bivou
the term
or
end
of life,
death,
Soph
.,
Eur.
,
etc.
;
ejpi; tevrmati
at last,
Aesch.
3.
the end
or
highest point,
kakw`n
Eur
.;
pro;" tevrmasin w{ra"
Ar.
4.
periphr.,
tevrma uJgieiva"
=
uJgieiva
,
Aesch.
;
t. th`" swthriva"
Soph.
5.
the highest power, supremacy,
t. Korivnqou e[cein
to be
sovereign
of Corinth, Simon.;
qeoi; aJpavntwn tevrmÆ e[conte"
Eur.
Termevreion
Termevreion or Termevrion kakovn, tov , proverb. of amisfortune one brings on oneself, said to be derived from one Tevrmero" a highwayman, Plut.
termivnqino"
termivnqiØno" or terebivnqio" , a, on , of the terebinth-tree, Xen.