uJpekruvfqhn
uJp-ekruvfqhn , aor. I pass. of uJpo-kruvptw .
uJpekswvzw
uJp-ekswvzw , f. sw , to save by drawing away from, Aesch .: absol. , aujto;n uJpexesavwsen ( Ep. for -evswsen )Il.
uJpektivqemai
uJpektivqemai , aor. 2 -ekqevmhn , Med. to bring ones goods to a place of safety, carry safely away, e[stÆ a]n tevkna uJpekqevwntai (3 pl. aor. 2 subj. ) Hdt. ; so in Att. :— Pass. to be carried out to a place of safety, Hdt.
uJpektrevpw
uJp-ektrevpw , f. yw , to turn gradually or secretly from a thing, tiv tino" Soph .: —Med. to turn aside from, c. acc ., Plat. ; c. inf ., uJpektrapevsqai mh; ouj xunekswvzein to decline the task of helping to save, Soph.
uJpektrevcw
uJp-ektrevcw , f. -dra±mou`mai : aor. 2 uJpexevdra±mon :— to run out from under, escape from, c. acc ., Hdt. , Soph. , etc. ;— c. inf ., h]n ejgw; mh; qanei`n uJpekdravmw Eur.
II. to run out beyond, Soph.
uJp-ekfevrw , f. -exoivsw , to carry out a little, uJpexevferen savko" lifted it a little outwards, so that Teucer could take shelter under it, Il.
II.
to carry out from under,
uiJo;n uJpexevfere polevmoio
Ib.:
to carry away, bear onward,
Od.
III.
intr
.,
uJp. hJmevrh" oJdw`/
to get the start
by a days journey,
Hdt.
uJpekfeuvgw
uJp-ekfeuvgw , f. -feuvxomai : aor. 2 -exevfuØgon :— to flee away or escape secretly, Hom ., Soph.
II. mostly c. acc. to escape from, Il., Thuc.
uJpekcalavw
uJp-ekca±lavw , f. avsw , to slacken gradually, Anth.
uJpekcwrevw
uJp-ekcwrevw , f. hvsw , to withdraw or retire slowly or unnoticed, Hdt .: —c. dat. pers. to retire and give place to another, Plat. ; uJp. tw`/ qanavtw/ to make way for death, i.e. to escape it, Id.
uJpevlabon
uJp-evla±bon , aor. 2 of uJpo-lambavnw .
uJpelauvnw
uJp-elauvnw , f. -exelw` , ( sub. to;n i{ppon ), to ride up so as to meet, Xen.
uJpelqei`n
uJp-elqei`n , aor. 2 inf. of uJpevrcomai .